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New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Notice to Mariner,
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CBy 4 B HydrosTrPH'' "a, a
c,bis buoys formerly ni2o,se n, NJ ~.
-.,,a nile sos 30 ffel W, ~
-, rishernans Point, Vqan,'-.ll-Sli q
-. q = t-., reTrr nsrfiy discs y, nu
-, 10 ak 81 40 ". ion y 'tl.il =
''5,. ~. "a FORMER Sands Pofi ~ ~
York. vas disconNneea, ~ .fllri =
iiahsd az end of roc.l ~. ~ ~
from sands Point ~ ~ ~ i
present light IN Tag - :. ,,esss fgl
New llsht = nasnint .'fi-ss ! ~
seconds. rash ! secono 49, IA q -
of ilO candlorower, eaaio...., lffl -.
hffh water from . rec 49, n ~
toeer. With white tant H..l ,s.ellt =
ssetion, 90 4 red pJrAmie>
on a r.prep fourdation t.ti-l.s.
pee fos sisnaf 2, ~ II =
rtrht Naine, IN iet ~ AZ -
WgI II VI. charged % l.i.l.
-sithont change ln chtfa, ~. -fsfI -
Followlng lnterntuonal ,g.-@r Cli'
A., Friar koads. Ofanda hisr
W.toe will BE- disconlin .cs...,1.-lr p
,alss Friar Head buoy ~, a. Z.
s,,oy lh- cockran Ledge ~. a y.
Zoo 81 Friar Roads a. I,
% b.o /. %. un Rock Eor,h ,ssx.
Viser New York. "a ist a Il. ~
ss,se % W. VIII BE- mofec Z. ~,
Nollcs Of Latest char ~
Nav edition of II o A1.,s., ~ /,
fs,8 sd ;. ga (ith edl I ~, rtl l4 Z
tiofst ed). i133 tSId eeh lili y
tofi fSth cd, avs levi s~f
e61 ard 1901 (tth eds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Dangers to Navigate
(By Us iiydFogflPAls 80. ~

cBy Us EydrogfapAle 49, -,
North Atlantic ocsin. ol 49,, ~, ~ :
coast. ths following eo,iI1is "A ios se' ii .
sorted. Dec n. lat ;, " es s,sil q
slrncslon sgparsntly pars, ~ y ,'isr y
sefs siaA outside blacs. 49, ~. 'sstsl 4
ana infi4s timhsrs waite 80
porrnosf -foneA a.. f5,isstf I.
North Pacific ocs.u W, ~ n. lii
s,ructions vsrs rsDori.d,, "a ~ : iss = !
n lon isT 10 W % "a, ~ 49,. ~
~ four large iogs Llaiio,ts ,s,,,i ~
4 IS n lon SIS ~ W, ..., ~. bss1.sl 4
feet long. ! foci 10 aiii-f''''
roota--Edge erlocr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Change of Masters

Louis : BreeksHridgs suecs.ts y T I'm
lsnd command ctr Herman W!n;er. East
orn = CO.
Arthur T MusssiUhl,s ricceets Charles
DsioE command atr Eastern KniKht, Kerr
Line.
Charles DosttEer succeeds & Gundernon
Command steel screw Ua5lsf~n
Berdlnes Olsen succeeds Eflk Danlaison
conuart gas screw Columbia
4 9 GabadoT succeeds Thcrar Teetar
command barge HObI0n
= " Wlikie succeeds Q y Cordrsy COM
merd targs Raymcnd r McNaily
Robert ttAyncr aurcse4g Howard rort
comnan1 tarFe Marie O.Hsn
william I cullen uucce~ds TreIorfrt z
foiacs commard the following. pUTaio.
Vest Folnt Weehauken. syracuse. ftonry
roiht. AiASara. Catskill. Roshs-tsr and
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Freight Ships Due
Due To day

Due TONY
vssssi l1rf AseneI.
Aipins R1nrs. Leifh Pee 3 FurnsrA WHY
lofd Byron. Algisft. Dec o.. James ~ Hel
truro city. Llfcrp0oi Nov A. ~ HsF co
A Luckeubaeh. Colon. Dec
ponora nfihao. Dec french i..no
Lilnspaft Rotterdam. nsc L,.
UfarE Diamond Line
vardulia. London. Dec t......Cunard L!ns
Nlfs9uri hnfwafa Dec f.t.. AT Irarnpofi
I'D OHsuts. GhlpeafcL. Dec i8..... % PACING
IackaUalna. L0udon. Dee y ~ smith
Tlorlada. TarfaroIa. Dee 3. osrcia q D4@4
Dnc Tomorrow
Earisru CITY, parbado Dec t..U 3 NaY ce
Men0rines London Dec 2 .hi Lran1Dot
30 ieg0. Kew Orleans. Dec h.. 80 lsclho
ksfhouarou. Queenstown, Dec
Moore q Aecsrmaek
Due friday
AlvArado. Cristobal, Dec ~.
United Americas Lines
Liberty Oio. Santos. Nov ls.
frtarrationii FraiEhting co
McKsssrorf. Duntirr. Dec q. cosfdo Doitau
Dur sunday
AFwisthr. Colon. Dec a.. unlifd American
panamsn. Boston. pco ~ Ulltei American
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
CITY IsInnd

Bound south--r~hrr Triton, fliiifbor9 Tor
Newark. n J. Win plartsr 20 q r Town
ley Lucy p sullivan for newark 20
FfLeft Co. NorWaik. BottOn To-
New YORK, tugs Socory "a. With hargcsf
Rich sfcrra with ( tarTeHs orrurf, with
barge. Laura n kcoier. HocOny 20. with
barge, Owcl J McWluama, With 3
bargra
Port Reading FOR Yarmouth. Annie L
Chase Port Reading f1r Vinal Haven
Moonlight. Jersey city for West Jonesport
tant Hil huchorcdl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
gUIpMAgTEHg

The Tribune puhHches daily reports
OF the positions - merchant vessels 20.
coived through ths Independent Nlfe-
isss Corporation AMI the Radio Ccrpo-
ration of America. Shipmsstor9 %
yer1ela with radio apparatus may, With
out charge. report their trR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in Tho Unltsd
states proper. n is important that
these reports should b. sent promptly
a. noon each day in order that they
may hs received On time FOR publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through fho afA,l0na ri tho Independent
Wireless telegraph Company, inc.. New
York City tWcgI. Babylon. l.. l.
'WSEl. East Hampton. T. T. (WSA),
New London. Conn tNSTl.
40 charge made f1r a,dical or
hg-gieal girlee, latest rcws and weather
reports,
Tho Radio Corporation o. America
Will receive position reports through
~. following stations. Cape cod
tWccl. Slasconact, Mass (WeC), New
Llr ION. conn fWLC). Cayo afay
tWCT). New York cry CWET).
Medical and agrgical advice VII be
given ,ras through the Radio Corpora
toa = America ~ ths e. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Investment Information

dillon that each ttockholdsr OF va, tns
Pacific Development Corporation sHan
have an opportunity % partie pate 70
tho extent desired in subscribing tof
he stock OF tho finance corporations.
The stock of The new corporations VI,
be Of one class Of 500 par value hno
ril be offered 90 par FOR cash. The
Atlantic Lobos oil Company has
c.niiai consisting of si0,000.0o0 pro
fryrcd ,tock and 500. 900 shares o. no
mar common. Dividends havo eeen
ronaned 10 one payment, made June o.
1927. when s per cert was paid on the
preferred stock md s252 was pala on
ths common. Forty-nino Mining Coia-
nanv stock has no market.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
New Steel Co. Formed

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. lo.-orean-
izaticn o. a $4,000 900 corporation
known as the Columbia Steel Corpora
ton % consolidate the plants OF the
Columbia Steel Company 10 Pittsburgh,
California and Portland. Ore, and the
Utah Coal and Coke Company Of Utah
wns announced to-day BY Wiegintoa =
Greed, pres dent Of the corporation.
The plan Of the company g 10 pro
cess steel on .he Pacific Coast 20 save
vAter and rail ts1fs frOa the East.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Maritime MISCELLANY

tfoNTREAf. pss is-ous ns.ii,i :
hundred ard riuety-four yestsA ~ :
mage 5.efa aegI. doCksd hsrs n iifi -
a gain over 1871 o. 80 ah.pa tri r.
than 1000. 900 tonA o. thts finii
were BRUSH.
PARRsBORo. Dec i.-ech eft.t'
tBr). ~ Ssw Londonsin daraf,t 9.
ton: viii b. sold a. publc t1iIn
eafisfv salYaEa claim fGainH -
PORTLAND. Ne. Dee u~titr.ti .
four which wsnt into gaiss gift "a
Grand Trrnk coiispset has ~. it1''.
an more Or less danagsd
NORFOLK. Va. Dee if-fesI -
ArisI!tau Manchurian Ll1c t,s - ~
strong northeast sisde We. 80 =. .
northwest, kicked up high =. = ~
Henry to-day, preytuttc rsl..i =.
leaving port. Negseig anctcif : -
haven Roads waiting fascnst tit'l@
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

BORDLAUX. Dss il-S,,,,.
New YORK.
SINGAPORE. DE- is--cs,
orr from H1ngk0rF) Ne " st-
ADELAIDE. Dee ii-as.,,,s ,
B0afor. p
ANTWERP. pss is-Kl,..,,n =
r1n frarrinc1. Peru fDttl 49, l0.
HAMBCEg Dec ig--Nss f-,,,.,'i..
tir15-ss ~. Kffinshsr. - 49,. "a.
ROTTERDAM, Dee i,-lsi.,,.- 49,.
phiiadciDfla - 10
eHANGHAf Dec ii-Prw.,.. -.
from Hongkong). Tscsra '"tfa
HUHNCs AYnEg. o. -.
fNorl. boston VeFirs On. M. y.
Oatfsr not prsvlsuavj. ~ ~ va
VALPARAISO Dec u-l,- ~.
fChNJ, nov YORK "
cEFLE. Dee s-HoraasA c.si =
oRxsEoLDsvTK. Dee ii-sa o.
NeW YORK
GOTHESBUKG. D,s il-Tra o.
Bdff.nfff.
E1RvI1. Dee i2-Elrus, e-,s. X.
adeIphia
GENOA. Do it.-B-sBsol m N
folk. lt. EvsnEsr (N0fl. NaH 0sas
NIRORAN. Dec is--tffaifsf 1lf.lI-
Tacoma -. Rygfgkg Mar. 1tsL ~
koTOHr Dec it-Bgruis lei hi
York
cHRIsrIAHrA. Dec it--ir a..
HANBURG. pss it--wsH s-a
Gsi esf0n
NARsEILLEs. Dec iE-Ahs o. -
CAPE TowS. Do is-E.s.a y
New York.
(ff0r Ionksaa1l. ssa,iis
-.lLFynD H~tEA. Ds1 lf--sss G.
bia fBrl New YORK
HONGkoSG, Dec ;5-Tssys nEl q,
LoNpoS Dee S-cngeah q
HAvaE, De is-Ls ssys. On. \
COLOMBO. Dec iT-Ksntu csn. n
ffror HonFkolE Mania ttsl N,s n
AUCKLAND Dec fl--csnt fB,i. - >
BATAVIA. Dee it-Gss..s Przn or
Ncw YORK
GIBRALTAR. Dec l-Dx.s n.
AieKandrIal. NsH Tcfk
LONDON Dee is-Ailast Gg. ~
YORK
ALGrERs. Dee is-ssrs <H o.,
Pensacola
PALERAo. Dee i4--cn1,rl H,l On
Boston.
KINGSTON. Tee ft-scs1a lNsfl. Iti
18th. sirasia. chstohl
PORT LfMoS. Dec ii--ssa bias lSl
BcCton va Crlsfgbaii iiih, cai,zas,a =
YORK Wa UaV1na
PUERTO BARRIos. Dse is-ssfsr'
Nsw orleans. 18th, ZaxtpA hss itd I
kirFaf0r snd santiago.
PUERTO CAeTfbLA. Dec la
(Houfl. New Orleans
TELA. Dec ii--ParlsfninA Nsr o.
via HaVs1a
SANTA MANIA. psc is-Nsispa1
York va Crlr0h1l ald KinGgioa.
TAMplCO, Dsa it--eTifts,sa. I
River
CTENFTEGos. Dec ft-E.psz So
MANATL Dec it-Laks 0tlife q
tciphis.
SANTIAGO, pss is-virtsIss q
GuanfansUQ,
HAVANA. Dec i8-OiTa 3 Dt-l =
rraso. ffth. cana FIey Pf1ffo1A
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
japanese Will Convert
Liners TO Oil Rnrnnrn

YOKOHAMA, Nov. ~ (By MaiD-
AT the Nippon lsen Kaisha liners op-
Grating between Yokohama and the A.
lantic seaboard Of America arc 70 be
converted into oil burners. Tho COM
pany Is reported 20 have contracted
with tho Standard oil Company for fuel
NJ a price which viii lover the cost o.
oDerating.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
sniinhln for HE purpose

o....ier-.f have recently invcrtd n
- fs1towinr -ecurifies $500 South can.
rs-nis Tdisoa Co. ietf, $1,000 ho1tnefh
p-I T.Isphons fs 1881. $500 NlssHI
i..5 900 Jacob Doid Packing O.. 1872
tr 90 Hershey Chocoiats a. iet-; ltege
uInirfou OF Canada tts, ita-. i.evV
American Smelling and Rennlng - 80.
81 es6 gissisrirpl river Power Be- 1915
os6 T.-ea~Iry tNr. 1859. $4,000 Fourtn
ffteffy loan. Thcfo investments m.o-
80 rr ssfafe Firet confederation. eRfrfy
t4-onf. falls yield. VII ycu DO - hlue
~ fo gifs mo your general iinpietaioha OF
ms relection III. =.
Apswer-We consider all these IN
vtrtments suitable for tho purpose de-
eeribed and eec no reason for making
any change ~ them.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Sailed Yesterday

saaEeriisa Noble; bayonn. Ph!adsi-
phis. EdEehili. Philadelphia. VI Estsro.
New orleans. = a J Tracy. Norfolk: pits
buTgh fBr), Bremen. ArapRhos. Jackson
VIE aud Charicstoni Daneholm CDanl.
Aefs cruz; CITY of s, Louis. Savannah.
Braga fFr). AiElsrH. BaFbadlan fBrl. Bos.
ton. Falls CITY (Brl. London, Corsira,
Norfolk; nadaFry tHr. Lac Paima,.
Havana Nhgu (JGD). Yokohama VIA 81.
Vauuah
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Victory Note Redemption Slow

WASHINGTON, Dec. io.-Reports re-
eeived by the Treasury indicate that
OCT Of the s700.0O0,009 Of Victory notes,
ser es \ 70 I, inclusive. called for re-
oemption iast fyisay, which we're out
standing n the btHinninr Of the month
itas than SsOo.010.0o0 have been pre-
sented for redemption to datA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Qasstions Of csnsTol tuteTest 70 IN
Vsstors WI 90 oHsccred iu this 'o..
ur7n. o. ghich cdss oriy tHt'icis tciH
Be- used. Ostsrs iciu b onstcered %
rail AddYess Oh inquiries, tHelos-
ing s.ampsd, cddrsssed envelope, 70
Ftnonoiai Editor, The Tribune, fSy
Nassqu Street, Ncp York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Vessels To he Sold

The steamship Bayville will be sold
b. the United States Marshal az Green
wich, Conn, on December u. The
wooden steamship Moritz, built in 1918,
viii be sold az public autiou On the
floor Of the Maratime Exchange to-day
by Joseph 7. Day FOR its agents, the
Potter Steamship Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Tobacco Assn Gets Loan

Warrington, Dec. l9.-APproval Of
IN advance OF S7.b00.OO0 to tho Dark
Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Asso-
ciAtion. Hopkinsville. KY. vas an
noureed TO- day BY tho war finance
corporation. The credit will be used
% finance the orderly marketing Of
tobacco.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

rhnadslphis. Ia ousyra. Dec e.
Doe Monday
Il esvois. Nave Dec a.. .frstch Llne
Mount carroll. HambuIF. Dec ih
United American Llnet
r.a rsrsnfr. San Fuan. urr a.
NYA Porto nico Line
nosois. Kiassson. Dec is....-..c.yds Lino
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

LoNDoN. DO ft-As,t,.,.
i.au- Housatonie tfP,i ~ ~.
lith, bonteldyt (Dtl. tso 80. y.
e0uthan Tffr 'latiE
roRRE ANgUNzfATA n.
eaurcur fFrI. Norgtsf ~ "a
afOykFyLN Dec
f8wedD HeW York. p,Ntl
cHfoi nt9 it-H6lr. u..
YORK. r. era IN w,s.i. w y
YOrI M0fcsHino OfsJ. S.t \
it. IuftsfiFn nJ. xor,,..i'N Z. "
fbrI Nsw YORK anl nores-" ~ II
GOTmENnURQ. Dsr g
,swj. Ssw Ys4k' ''A' "'A' r'y,de
HANnuRG. Dss lt-Y,x,...
i1in ,e, ? ssyag g Iansies 10.
ysNicH o's i'-ISns aas
HELslNoBoRO. Dec 49,
frsnrl tfSrfranf - lrH
COFHNhh0sN. Dec t.
fDall. favann8f VA
0lbhALIAR Ds8 ff-l-.-..
New YORK Tor NaDisa t
ALGtbN8. Dfc Wufs,,e. -.
edelehia for Naples, i7th H,.r.,,i W. a
BsliiWors Va Boston 'it-- II
TRibsTE. Dec it-Trssa ia =
leans ~ ~ 1
MALfO Dss ig-2.f,. r.-
f6vl. al Ffancino N-f|,ill.
KOBE Dec Korsa Nsru ~.
frarciso0 via YCt0haral c.l.,,t' f
fBf). Port AfLfuf vi. Ysk.f...if n
bcfg (NoD, hee Orleans "a. 49, 81
LOHDONDERRY, d. ~ p..t.'i-,
York via ph.iadeighfa. "-'tl, 4
IFENEf Dec If--ssrrff,f. a..
Wssferwsl1 t0erl, Nv Ogi.ss, 'A''sl
FAHAL. Dec li--Rora f5-t
for fareelilce WI -" n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds si seh To-day

y.st Guif-Frssh northsaft auo HsA~N''
ovrrras.. probably local ttinA - .,f
Weu Guls-Modsfats 90 ffefh loILH
nrTfsssf and weather GenfraNF lalI,
csrfeheav s.s ara Wlndward faastae
ucdsratr 10 frssh northeast enc hofth s"V
,rssfhsr overcast. With local falnt 80. a..
Norfh ~ sandy Hook tahay llLlL ,
Ffrffrraa - Moderate Narlables tfcott+lAs
faff Hnd r0urnefHf. and TeefHsf .e'l.t
Eaftsras % FLORIDA hiraits- fF'rn 80
-aff orf -ar and wfath'f of''-A'tf ''-'
rains ever south PORTION.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
YesseIs sold

GLADYS alilletts ges scIsr., 90.
by william + Allis % os, fors. ~
Nimpany, sas scrsv, ~ - Z ~
Eradsfick PoTax 70 HilrNe''1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

-Four jul columns Of in
Uestmem questions and an.
roers r0iU DO published in
The Tribune eUery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column tOiH appear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
WARWICK FILES AN ANSWER
Husband Says His Wife Has Quar-
relsome Dispositions.

An answer and cross petition to his
wife's petition for divorce was filed
S Warwick, Jr.. 1134 West street He
asserts that she has Quarrelsome
disposition and high temper and that
in fits of rage she has made inbound
ed charges against him. She is also
wasteful. has run him into debt I'M
necessarily and has neglected their
children he declares.
Warwick says his wife has refused
for years to eat at the same table with
him. He says he told her before their
marriage that he was in debt to his
father, Robert S. Warwick. Sr., and
that his father and mother would have
to live with them. But she has never
done anything for the aged mans
comfort, Warwick charges but on the
contrary has done everything in her
power to annoy and injure him. He
says she would lock the door so he
could not get out to get his newspaper
and that she would turn off the heat
in his room and open the window to
make him uncomfortable.
Commenting upon Mrs. Warnick'S
attitude toward himself. Warwick says
she has told him she hate. him and
wished he was dead, that she secretly
took money from his clothing and
places of bushes and that she would
keep money which he gave her to pay
bills with. He declares his father fur
nished the money to start him in the
DOIlllnB DuSl.4e1s mere several years
ago and that when they purchased the
home at 1874 West street in 1915 it
was placed in his fathers name to Sc
cure the debt. The payments on the
place wer, made fro-l the fathers
income from the bottling business I'M
til their interest," that business were
sold. says the husband.
In her petition, filed last February,
Mrs. Warwick alleged her husband had
invited her 20 commit suicide that
he and his faith were conspirfng to
drive her from the home and deprive
her of any interest in the property.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

deliver pies in that district for the
Sheibel bakery, bUtthat they have
violated the contract.
A mothers visit will be made from
to 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon to
TIE Boys Industrial school in OBJ
servance of Mothers day. Mothers
will spend the hour with the boys in
getting acquainted and telling stories.
This is entirely voluntary affair ANY
mothers or story tellers who wish to
take part in the visit should notify
Mrs. C. G. Hamilton of 1885 West
Fifteenth street. Autos will be need
ed for the trip. Major W. P Mac
Lean is cooperating in promoting the
visit
Gladys Fern Clark Thursday filed
in the district court a petition asking
a divorce from Joseph T. Clark. She
charges him with keeping liquor in
their home. bringing men there to
drink and getting intoxicated. While
they lived in Rossville and also on
a farm near Rossville he abused and
threatened her. she says She also al
leges that he stays out late at night
They were married in December, 1915
and live at Twenty-first and Mary
land avenues. Mrs. Clark asks owner
ship of the household goods and the
restoration of her maiden name,
Gladys Cox.
Theodore Miller. IS. and Elmer
Brann 3. were captured Thursday
afternoon by T. d. Williams, proba-
ton officer, after they had escaped
from the detention home where they
were placed pending trial for shop
lifting from Woolworth's ten-cent
store. Before leaving the detention
home the youths took a pocketbook
and SIS belonging to the matron, Mrs.
Amelia WiddOes, il was said. The
Brann boy confessed to making four
visits to the ten-cent store on shop
lifting excursions and the Miller boy
confessed to stealing two bicycles, &C
cording to the officers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

Peggy Hopkins Joyce Denies
Stories of "WiId PARTIES"
Serious, Sober Minded Peggy
Who Reached America Today.

New York, May lilies! All
lies!''
With arms flung aloft. tears of rage
and modification glistening in her
eyes and as one small foot stamped
in anger. Peggy Hopkins Joyce, noted
as the modern Cleopatra, thus denied
stories of heart-breaking homewreck-
ing and wild parties in Paris on her
arrival here from Europe today on
the liner Mauretania.
1t was serious minded, sober and
'chastened Peggy that came back
home from gay -Paree. She brought
with her more than 100000 worth
going at once to Norfolk, Va, to
visit and comfort her mother.
"Oh, l know what you are going
to ask me-" she exclaimed when ap-
preached by reporters.
1t was then she voiced her vigor-
Gus and emphatic denial.
Peggy is not flippant. She said her
one trouble was that she had been too
serious and thus got into trouble. She
is not going to marry-at least, not for
some time. The inspiration she gets
from men is essential to her.
Il cannot live without men," she ex-
claimed.
Il am not the flippant manhunter
and home breaker and heart wrecker
that I have been pictured in reports
from Paris Peggy continued These
reports have driven me nearly insane.
My health is breaking. The only man
ever really loved has killed him
self because of me"
She referred to Billy Errazuriz,
youthful South American and former
attache to the Chilean embassy in
Paris, who committed suicide a fort
night ago in Paris after a gay party
in which Peggy was a member.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued in/the pro-
bate court during the last twenty four
hours to the following:
Fred Anderson, Fremont, Neb...-.. 80
Irene Hanson, Fremont, Neb.............24
Mervin F. Monroe, Topeka.
Thelma Z. Benham, Topeka ..............1 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
new HOSPITAL BUILDING
VIII BE Erected at Kansas Educa-
tionaI and Industrial Institute.

Contract for the new hospital build
ing of the Kansas Educational and
Industrial institute east of Topeka has
been let by the state board of admin
istration. The hospital, which will be
used exclusively for colored people,
will have two large wards, an operat-
ing room and nurses quarters
The general building contract was
awarded to Barber & Anderson for
$9,710. plumbing and heating to c. F.
Gustafson, and electrical wiring to the
Topeka Electric company for 1870.
All of the successful bidders are To-
peka firms.
The new hospital building is to be
constructed at once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12

London, May 1.-THE blow with
which Georges Carpenter knocked
out Ted (Kid) Lewis in the first round
of their championship bout here last
night was legitimate in the judgment
Of the so-called experts who reported
the fight Cries of foul came from
all parts of the Olympia auditorium
when the decisive blow was struck.
Joe Palmer, the referee, is quoted
in the Daily Telegraph as saying:
THE blow was perfectly fair. The
men had broken from a clinch and it
was Lewis's business to protect him
helf This he failed to do"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors for. their kind
ness and sympathy shown us during
the illness and death of my beloved
husband; also for the beautiful floral
offerings. MRS. BERT SNYDER
ADV AND RELATIVES.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
SHE WENT WILD

My Child! My Child! She Cried!
1 never saw such good pictures as
Wolcott puts out on that glossy paper.
They just talk to you. And a SKI en-
largement FREE every day. GetN his
mum Der. S25 Kansas avenue-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-12
LEWIS CALLS 1T UNFAIR.
But Referee Says Carpenters Knock
out Blow Justified.

London, May 12.-'I consider that
I was treated unfairly by Carpenter,
Ted (Kid) Lewis was quoted today as
saying, by Sporting Life. The jour
nal quoted Lewis further as saying:
IT am still convinced that am a bet
ter man than the Frenchman."