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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers 10
Eat Less Meat and Take
Salts.

rheumatism Is easier to avoid than
'u .urr states a woi-SnoWn authority
"" Ir" advised POO dress warmly
keep he feet DDS, avoid exposure.
cat less meat. bui drink plenty of good
water.
rheumatism b. 70 direct result SOL:
eating ZOO much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which
Is absorbed into the blood. IL is the
Junction of the Is duv,s To- filter this
acid from the blood and cast IL out
Drink lots ui Wat-r-Nuu can't
drink TOO much. also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF Jad
salts. take a tablespoonful in a glass
OF water before breakfast each morn
ING TOT a Few days and your Kid
neys viii act fne This famous Va t.
II made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia
ana has been used for generations TO
clS1n and stimulate clocged kidneys.
also 10 n%eutralize the acids ia urine
so u no longer Is a source OF irrita-
ton, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad salts IL inexpensive. caunot in
jure. makes a delightful e~nervescant
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take nov and then to hcep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this. also keep up the water drink
ing, and no doubt YOU will wonder
what became 81 eur kidney trouble
and hacknrhe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19


the belief that New Ns>icu's ~har,
would be- raised.
some defense OF charges that sew
Mexico prose uters. snrritf- and pu-
lice departments were Indifferent In
enforcing the prohibition act was
made Several speakers showed In
parts ~ the stntr huotlerging was
nothiuE to be smiled go M n "
Snyder federal prom h.tion director
stated he had been given Valuahle
assistance NY county uud district
authorities In part of the state. The
district attorneys for The most part.
however frankly stated they did NOT
nave fuo funds tn enforce the law
aud when the -hsr if- found they
couldn't get then ~travelinF cNpen-
sos paid especial. lu The counties
with uu railroads. hey began To-
get Encouraged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
FUGITIVE CLEANING
SHOP PROPRIETOR
CAUGHT IN FL PASO
Ernest House to Be Re-
turned Here to Face
Charges

Ernest House former pronrla'lr of
the silver Dollar cleaning hop here
who disappeared from the city several
days uRp bias been caught iu ~ Faso
and b. being held Their" icy Hutnori-
tiles. HOUSE b. wuutr htan 900 crr-
necfiuu with col erni chrDh. o. hl-
wifo's 20 which he signed T.
later turned out that his wife haG 20
FINDS In tho hank He Ilro o. strted
IN the district court hsr" .u "ornec-
ton with 70 suit wtlcr H1s teen
brought against him Joy y J Mahry
for the collection ~ "a promissory mote
for Z
Word was received late this after
noon Of HOUSES arrest 90 ga ru-a ard
a deputy will leave fur On pnsp TO.
night 10 bring him Co A~lrruu-rIu". ID
he will come without rtIuisIuou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Former Governor
Of Mississippi Indicted
In Bank Failure

ST LOUIS Jan 10 seysrtec1 in
dictments were returned thi- Hnrr-
noon against seven directors OF be-
closed Night IN Day hanE and Ar
thur q. Mcininaer cashier nr ch1rs"
Of receiving deposits after Oh" in-ti-
tuition way insolyeut Those indlct-
I'd Include "rfeT Gff Elllntt W
Major and Willian. . Allen. Judge Of
the ST f.nuis conri Of appeals
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
Simple View tn
Take Off Fat

There can be- nothing simpler than taking
n ronvenls nj litiie tablet. four times each
day u.tF your weight "a reduced 20 normal
That h~tr-inat purchase a ease Of harmola
noe dollar. the same price the world over
yellow dlrerfloHs-no starvniion dieting o.
tirszoms sxsreisinE lat su,slan'i.i food
rlImmer And the best pau ~ Marmola
Tshi=ss - tAer sfe harmless fHes '= snsr
absolute asfefuard. futshs.s them iro,1
Co. seis woodward Ave, Detroit Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

Franklin In t5ss aud invented by
Isaac Putnam In is35.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

virgin Mary IL mentioned ouly six
In the Bible. i've Of them in
directly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

M~ho-ur,cr ~lail seek 20 ~aNr
his life -hnii l"-c Il. aud wliu-o-
ever shall lu~e his life ~hall pre-
serve tt uLT - -
Men o1u uo o.. original now ae
ever tf th,t hII bout the courage
even the insight Heroic souls iu
old timr- had ma more emporium
Ties than we have. bout they used
them Churl"- Kingsley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19
STEPS
TAKEN TOWARD
ROUTING D%OOTLEGGER
Law Enforcement Con
ference Gets Pledge of
Cooperation

SANTA FE Jau. De- tfrtIu' u
steps toward bouncing che boot
l.rgluL industry W,r, taken hN tine
law enforcement conference hrId
here "Wednesday at the Dall ~
Attorney General Harry bowman
United states District Attorney
craig stated De- would seek tu have
an =h.rIus made deputy United
states mar~hals -inte the Ron. ury
act. the New McNico uruhihltory
statute did NOT cloth" them with
ample search ana ~eizur, power
Judge Reed ltullumau first iudiu Leo
district. first suggested this plan
Practically am district ATTORNEYS 81
the conference seven of them
commended DO.
The other dcnuige Trims pgum
plishsd WIZ th. assurance ct the die
frlct Tro.p,ufur- and SHERIFF. fhnt
they would cooperate with tho i-
partm'ui of Justice agents lu making
Npw M.Neu so dry hat the old
aftfs wound 4UIf cotton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

hospitals, stationed 1t high altitude
free from germs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

on 'rsigs suggestion the confer
enc wired the New MeNion delegation
In congress Co support the CON
templated Increase IN the ]urnruprIl-
ton for prohibition enforcement ln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

You will find 1t IN our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

You will find II in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-19

hernandez argued that home brew
WIS the hest reason he could think
~ Tor prohibition enforcement Doe
cause most uf Do gave those who
drank b. sensations NOT uuIIk, 20
NAL de- msr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
PORTO RICO ROW
TAKES NEW ANGLE
Governor Rely Re
ports Trouble Settled
But it Is Denied.

WAsHfNGTON. Aprl 1g--An-
other angle developed today In tho
row over Governor L. Mont Reilly
OF Porto Rico.
At the white house u was an
nouncca that President Hardlng
had received cahlcgram signed
Jointly hy Governor i,eily aud An
tonic Barcslo. president Of tho
Porto iNcan senate and leader OF
the unionist party. saying the two
men had arranged their difficult
ties aud restored harmony between
them The text 10 the telegram
wus not given out. At the Office
% Commander ltvtla, who repre-
scnta Porto Rico IN congress. u
was said that another cahlogt am
from Mr.. Barceia had been re-
cciVrd there declaring NO arrange
ment had hcUn made between llnr-
cello and the governor and dorlar-
Ing Rarcclo's = name had been used
without his authority IN the cable
gram 10 President Harding
Commissioner pavila. who has
been one af the leaders in the fight
TO Gust Governor Rely took his
cablegram to Secretary Weeks. With
whom he held conference
when the white house gave out
the substance Of the ioint cable
gram. Il was announced that Gov
eruor Rely would remain ~ Porto
Rico and there was no truth IN re-
current reports that hs would b.
recalled ana given a poet IN Wash
ingfofL
Chairman Tewner Of the house
insulsT affairs committee diacusset
the Porto Rican situation With
President Harding today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Bl OODAOUNOS
FOLLOW TRACKS
TO MOUNTAINS
Pick Up Trail East of
Bernalillo; Hope for
Capture

uinoIhouua- today are following
Goo rueEs 20 the man VINO D. ne
H,.ed tu have killed vidal Loo
pea h.t Friday night IL VISA
stated ut tho shcr.ffs office in
brrnaiIilo this afternoon that the
bioudnuunds were brought from
santa Fe to Bornaulln this morn
uE and put o. the trail.
900" dogs traced the tracks TO
fhu foot OF tho rlucitas mountains
Ds-t ut lEtruuuilo. a posse OF Hix
WDr. headed hy sheriff Mariano
Moutuyn also went To the noun
.a.us ana officials OF sandoN al
county This afternoon were hopiug
.uaf th. ruil,y mon could be cap
tlrrd before uIrht.
aNUIII IuN.n5u and Louis Mlcr.
f.Hi driver who was put under
1900. bond yesterday afternoon.
went Iu flucifIr last night and
found footprints which they be
NrNvI ,urtr-pouded with thoss
found near thp silva store 90 lier-
uHluu wher. Luuoz waf KILLED
u Naa fne IudiuE of those tracks
that caused the sheriff office at
lternaluo to hurry be- Can fur the
nln5dhuU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

GENOA. Apul ~ C-y t-ie A.
sHrlatcd prrs~ B Politics On MAX
ms strange bed fellow In Genoa
or rather. economic is duinp 30.
10 one chooses To- acrtpi tho state
m.nt. reiterated nuy Tunes daily
hy be- framcrf thnt tho Genoa con-
ference De- not political
u certainly b. unusual to find
the soviet chlct. Chitcherin. sitting
vis-n-vl- with Constantine llin
mandy iuu. years ago the kal-
shcvlfts had iHamaudN in Jail iu
Prtrurrnf AZ that tmo he was
the Rumanian minister accredited
to the kerrnsky government and
the diplomats of the whole world
were stofming against the sovcrs
violation OF his diplomatic I'M
munity.
Tho sight of Adolph Ioffe and
the German chancellor. hr Wlrth.
in conversation rrcallH Ioffs'H very
sudden expulsion from Bssnn four
years ago Tie was then BoiHhevift
amhafaad dor In Berlin. according 20
tho terms OF tho Brcst- Lltovsk
treaty bur the German govern
mont unlgremonlously loaded him
and his entire staff on q special
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Janitor Joy Rides
In An Elevator
For Three Hours

KANSAS CITY. Apul ~ For
three hours early today Edward
samuel 2UO-p0und Jan..ur.
dashed from the basement 90 tur
thirteenth floor of the Eialtu build
ink here in an elevator. while lafl-
tor.. policemen. and a. ~ Marty.
owner OF The huilding tried Coo in-
duCr him to call % a uight and
leave hiz cnEc.
Policemen and janltnrs shut uii
he power from The elevate. ocru
Pied IS samuel but that wac uulN
nalf the hattie iie held thr
door shut with a lever ana uu-
uounced hp would not open unlers
Mr. Marty asked him %. nv
MARTY appeared at 3 80 an th-
morning hut hy that time samuel
had apparently changed HE mind
and declined co open tho door
Finally the top ~ the elevator
was removed and two men l"nprd
inside Tho iuuitor accompanied
them peacefully Ho Was taken
to The city hospital for observation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Revokes License
OF Pastor Chaplain
At Dance Hall

Los ANGELES. rHit. Aprii i2
Tho Officials of thu Southern
California conference uf tho Ntthu-
di-t Episcopal church. south. un-
uluursd today thnJ they had re-
tukrt tho license nf the Rev J.
k Allen lccauza h. had been scry-
INK h- chaplain fpr dance hdu
ana performing marriages ou tho
dance tleor.
The Rev MIR Allen had bccu
without "a regular chHrr" Tor some
months and HE services Hs chap
lain were under un arrangement
made between him and thr dane,
hHu proprietor.
Local miu~itcrs have boon cam
paiguing against dance hail we'd
ilnrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
DEAUVAIS' PARENTS
DENY TALES ABOUT
SON, MRS. STILLMAN
Defend Him Against
Charge of Misconduct
With Banker S Wife.

..... .a.... ....
M''N i.NI. April u tiiN ihe
N.r'. '..t..a i.'' severe cross
.Ni'.INi .'h HWili'd ihf ilI'.
.'.'N'd lniIHh. Louis frhuFair
'.N'f "i .N" -lIir fr'I h'n1Vn...
".." .fI.l Ni 'h" SULLIVAN divorce
wac .H.l ."' fulaf
."" iHait- Parents DE-.
l.NN'N I''i .'h fnt M'- Anne
'.n- I'. ''.'Hr- %
Nia' .At''r
N" .'h ,'nt't Nh'
.I 'N.It I,i ii,'',t. 'n''
Nii mirN i''l ln ihr
F'' WOODS anu ihat 'r.d linau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Court Commits
Dog to Home
Along with Boy

NEW YORK. April IL
Rags o. dog. lie u not
much Of dog as dogs go. but
be- fillS The heart and has hccn
the constant companion uf lit
tle Tommy q lad of 30 yrnra.
ever since Tommy was four.
Tomm" never know his rprl
parents and when his foster
mother in brooklyn dicd. his
foster father loaned him around
un'il h. finally uycd across the
Ea q river In Manhattan with
H foster aunt But no matter
where Tommy went he always
had 'RHgH'
Recently Tommy attracted
the attention uf an agent uf
tho Chldren'a society because
~ his hnif starved appearance
WltA The society found out
who 'l;Igs' waH. and wuHt he
meant to little Tommy. Rags
was gtthcrrd in too
% was decided that Tommy
WIS Co o." sent TO a mission su
h, could be reared into " good
citlzpn. Eut what 90 do with
Rag That was the que
tiou
Perhaps iurtICH slipped the
hlindflld from her oyrs bD-
cause. u special writ 90 com
wiimont wu- drawn hy Justice
Edward h. fOyto ~ the chill
drUu's court today Ho thnt
Rags could stll h' with his
master
.. sfs s....... 80 t....
H good citizen without losing
hla only standby Of slx years.
and Rags win way at and
bring cheer tu 90. other little
boys lu fhe mission
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
GOV. SMALL
FORCES BEATEN
IN PRIMARY
Illinois Republicans
Name Brundage
Ticket

CHICAGO. April ls- Opponents
uf GoFoluor Lon small and Mayor
william Hale Thompson ou the
iusC ct incomplete rrIuruf, have
won u victory iI 1urrduy prim-
AIRY elections fur The nomination
OF congressman. state treasurer,
suprrlntrnd"nt uf public lurtruc-
tion. state senator. and ."prrs"ut-
atltrs. central committcsuDu Hul
county officers.
. b., surF returns have loft Boa
doubt the control of the legislature.
the one hig thing contested tor by
small Thompson aud Attorney
General lirunduEo forces.
tn Cook county tChiDHgoD thH
ticket sponsored hy Attorney Gcu-
rral Brundago and SiItrr AtfOI-
nty COVE apparently has de-
ft.tri the ticket Ut lN-GuycrIur
Iruc,u fnr rho majority of places
con .hH republican uCAct The rcg
ulur democratic organization
claimed clean sweep over Tine
"cIu1"u democratic organization
slate.
Airs Wiu.fr.d Mason Hurk is
leading .u ht suEht tu fll the un-
expired term of her father. the
late cons c-swuu william o..
Mason.
10 the eighteenth district a
four CuruarrI nEht be- being wuEcd
for th, honor of being hDlr ape
parent to the crown ~ Uncle joe
cannon with the congress- man q
Two fellow townamtu John ~.
l.swmuu and y y Cooley run
ning frst and -ooonu In the order
named
The isth D. Governor Smnli'
district ana hia candidate Tor con.
3 OPS william T.. Holiday. Of
Georgetown ls running third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
EE BETWEEN
FACTIONS
\ SOUTH IRELAND
specials and
! Stite Troops to
bend Eiostilities.

|. ~ April 12-Hy Tho
csa. "A truce hnf
tgrI between tho Clucr
euns,ihio- aud the Free
nps which have been In
pruximity along the
Irh border between Ulster
ifh ireland. % Wiz an
to-day
l rruukC. commanding
InnnBwh specials. crossed
state territory, nt BLACK
b. Boicuu yesterday and
with the rival loader
I lew was harmonious nnd
1 qoni WIS reached Under
lfh sides viii withdraw
4 o. short distance from
II nuc.
lnmmHndrr agreed 20 pun
Irrrs ~ the pact,
IL does not bind the sup
4 Esmon 10 Valera. who
i pr nu the shores uf l.ough
4r the town of Garrison
cv have erected a large
and are keeping conHtnnt
n the specials. last ese-
srn motor cars brought
n rsnfs Tor tlEn republican,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Sir Edward Grey
And Party Here

Sir Edward Gr,s former sDyre-
hfY uf state for fousiru unuirs OF
Great Britain. who attained world
wide prominence during the war
with Germany. arrived in Albu
gurruup this afternoon In com
pany with "a partl of thirty promi-
ncnt hnrlishmon WHO arv home
Orient
tn. party is travelling boz "a pr.-
vatc ear and Boz being pnufrH over
tho snutH 70 ryurm lY a. H.
johnson. c'N passenger agent $50
san Francisco.
During the hall hour sfHy here
tho EuEliahwpu we're shown tho
iartrN museum COLLECTIONS They
sprnt Two dHNe Ht GRAND canyon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
!O GEORGE
| PROPOSE
|MY HOLIDAY
Seek Pact to
sure Peace in
Europe

|A April a. -tBy The As
prrssl Prime minister
urgp Of Great Britain lH
fn pFuIufs a. the earliest
NtN probably at tomorrow b
.pi commission number T.
\ Economic conference. q pact
Walking that no nation shah
A. @tDr thus nhohshinE the
n 90 war Tor the duration
acf Reuters correspondent
D. De- has lDn.ncd.
] George contvmplatr- suE
Rnn agreement fur umlta-
hud armament- in Europe
ki,a'r period. according 20
4 lHs rincd report The
4 Vhy. b. is thought. viii
RcrI after the naval holi-
"a aa al the Washington
49, continues to o. the
question amans fh"
NJ although barred
W ursidcrution follow
Z VIA uu between the
Russian delegations
VI ! hitchcrn. Soviet for
Fstor. endoaNored to hrinH
p the conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
IAnN NI.InIi InMING

SDITiiAMITnN Aprit ~
CIsy the Associated prcsr b - idy
Asfor sailed on the Mhiir star
llnor Olympic today for New York
she b. en- route 10 Baltimore 20 hn
the guest 81 the league nf women
voters at their convention. which
npcna in Boston Apeii 20,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
)SSE ON TRAIL OF THE SLAYER OF VIDAL LOPEZ
TARIFF BIIL
CDNGIsI3SS ONi.W YEAR

WASHINiTDN. April Is.-
Here 'a .he chronology of the
tariff hlll
Hearings started IY house
WIlr and mrHu- committee Jan
% 1895 concluded Foh. 90.
introduced ln house July 6
THkHu uu july g, passed
IuIy .I
HHauuEs started by senate No..
nHn., committee July 90, con
nuurd .nfrrmI.f.u.Iy tl Iau 90.
i.-
Reported tn senate April %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Land Patent Signed
BY Grant Recorded
In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Aprn is. a
land patent signed hy President
Hraat In 1871, to-day hocsme on
official record Of Lna Augoicr
county having Just heen received
hy thr county rccofdrT The Pat
ent was for land near rucntc about
rs miles from iof AnFfiee ard
eriglnaily was issued 70 s1msul y
Reed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
Prince of Wales
Arrives in Toxic

ToKfO Apru tst..By me A.
s0ca,cd pressI Tho Prince ut
N4Ie. tIr.tUI hHrH turs afternoon
au special train from NoKonHmu
md wns driven IN nu open care
riagv. escorted Ey cavalry tu che
Imperial palace where hc was re-
cviNol hy the empress later h"
went ro the Aka-aka palace where
be- will reside while ia Toxic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

| aouths+osti character 81
1 clear.
STATE Weather
Y Nckicu. Fair tonight
iur day except ram ~
r. extreme northwest
A cooler m southWeai
lra Pair In south, oc-
II enow IN north portion
or Thuraday little
| in icmporaiurc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12


Ihlt ih' CITY commits ton wnuih
prIh1iy lh iouiEhta reg ulnr
meeting i.h'u' ihe election "9
p' Whn"ui chairman aud without
action upon -'iec.iun 81 70 CITY Win-
Hg"r nr other new empiu1r- was
Indicated Ht noon today 90 some
Ni mo mon Wun nave h'ru iu con
" "
frr.rs, E4t h,.n ..,Ii,J f,r
O'clock fbI. ,ff.rn,,u fp "a, offfee
~ ucfirr ,bslrr,.t N..t Tur tt,,f
r, f.n.I s.ffor .tth.r .n p, chair
mani .r . sIfv MANAGER wa I.l.iv
d., h. I.eif.f am ..f tb,f f.fu. nm.
rasaur sI,,n .lr fu,r,-1,rf of
,b. ..I.efi,us s,t,s th. rbs,nr, az
comm. ssiDn,y s,y1ra vyno b. .in chic
ra-1
uuwbDr ~ mon lrr known tu
rat. U..p url,r s...., ,-rft,r f,r
.ra ..ty r.Irs...fst|p Yu,anr frrfu
I,Ir. ID rb4rI.. sr.It yyr,. I. nm
f.. ..I BE-. t... 1..I....f III. .....I
..r
r,Ip,.r ,re.g, t.4Ire1 ~.rsrsf
gi-.uI.f..Y y..t,rIr, .l1d tadty and
which 4pua4r,d b., D.. won found
rJ v.. p. tl, ,ffsri tb,t tho rt-v
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

Highest TEN
,eraiure Tot
iwest temper
turr 90. daily
nnge tenipern
ure g0i mean
tally tempera
are h6s rela
i've humidity 8
D. m s. roln
i've humidity 8
m 22 pre-
ipltatiun nonq
az velocity
4 wind, miles
er hour lb
a.as.NflAa "A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
:

1 TTs University
hours ending s a. m
IFfuE.af nerf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12

hentic sport news-lively
It gossip is a feature in The
lsld every day. Turn to page
ection 2 today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-03
Girl Killed as
Scared PONY
Charges Traii1,
Little Friend Seriously Hurt
When Maddened Horse
Plunges Through Gate
Into Side of L. I. Express
Passengers See Accident
Animal Drags Cart Under
Wheels of Last Coach at
Sudden Blast of Whistle

Grace Duffy, twelve years old, and
Muriel Gaylor, eleven, sat in a pony
! cart at the Centre Avenue crossing of
the Long Island Railroad in Rockville
Centre, l.. l., yesterday afternoon,
while an express thundered by.
Travellers, hot and dusty in the coach
windows, smiled as they glanced at the
girls in their Sunday finery, Muriel
holding parasol primly erect above
the vanished sides of the cart and
Grace with the reins gathered in her
| hand, ready to chirrup to the piebald
pony as soon as the last coach cleared
the crossing and the gates we're raised
All but two cars had passed. The
gateman had his hand on the lever
ready to raise the barrier There was a
sudden shrill blast of the whistle for
the next crossing-and the piebald
pony went mad.
Rearing upright on his diminutive
but sturdy hind legs, he crashed
through the lowered gates and charged
| straight at the passing train For an
instant the frantic little beast and the
starched and frilled occupants of the
shiny pony cart were visible in the
eddy of dust beside the last car, Grace
saving furiously at the reins and
Muriel clutching at the rail of the cart,
needless of her gay parasol, which
trailed in the dust.
Then the picture flew into fragments
and vanished. There was a splinterlng
crash and pony, cart and girls disap-
peared in the whirling dust.
The pony had flung the cart broad
side against the side of the last coach
Pony and car plunged beneath the
wheels. Both girls were flung out
Muriel Gaylor was thrown to the tracks
and ground beneath the rear truck of
the car. Grace Duffy hit the side OF
the car and fell beside the tracks
The Gaylor girl and the remains of
the pony and cart were carried several
hundred feet along the track. She was
killed, as was the pony. The Duffy girl
was picked up unconscious and taken to
Rockville Center Sanitorium. Her con-
dition is serious.
She lives at 45 Randall Avenue, Rock
vile Center The Gaylor girl has been
visiting at 81 Randall Avenue. The two
girls had been out in the pony cart for
an hour or more. Grace had driven the
pony frequently and always found it
docile and easy to manage.
She often had to wait at railroad
crossings for trains to pass and in
that well-built-up neighborhood trains
seldom pass a crossing without whis-
tling. Never before had the pony be-
trayed the slignest nervousness at
sight of train or sound of whistle. Yes
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forward with such suddenness at the
blast of the whistle that although
three or four men standing at the
crossing tried to seize the bride, none
of them could do so.
Coroner Neu went to the sanitorium
last night to obtain a statement from,
the Duffy girl.