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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
Fl ST. Todd nos auto
riz0 adeCir que no es
ClertO que GI aspire
ala Acadia deS. Juan,
CasOq. ganefl eI pIeito

Aver pregCntamos al Sr. Todd ST era
cierto que, en- case de que los republi-
canos ganaran Ell pleito de San Juan.
81 trabajaria para que Sc le nominara
Comisionado de Servicio Pnbnco, como
babfa dicho un diario de esta ciudad.
Ell Sr. Todd, algo molesto con la no
ticia BE referencia, nos inform6 que
todo ESQ son patranas de unos cuantos
6esocupadcs, pues 81 ocupa en- la ac.
tualidad un approximations de In
migraci6n-el cual esta mejor remune-
RADIO Y le pernite 1evar una vida tran
quiia, ajeno completamente n esa serie
de complicaciones compromises que
trae consigo Ell desempefio de un pues
to como Ell &c Comisionado de Servicio
Publico de San Juan.
Ell Sr. Todd no neg6 que, como repu
blicano, desee y trabaje por ell triun-
70 de su Partido en- el pleito electoral
de esta ciudad, pero de este que el
aspire ser Aloalde de San Juan
aSegura don Roberto, media una enor
me distancia.
El Sr. Todd termin6 recordandonos
cue en- las ultimas eIecciones fu6 otro
el candidate republican, para ocupar
ell refertdo cargo. siendo esta otra ra-
z6n podeross para desvirtuar la noti-
cia divulgada recientemente en- San
Tuau
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
MERECIDO AsCENso

Entire los jefes de Distrito, de la poll
cia insular, recientemente assemblies
figura nuestro particular amigo al Sr
Antonio Monteserin, quien Sc encuen
ira en- la actualidad, Y desde hace tres
meses comandando las fuerzas del dis
trito de esta capital.
Merecidisimo ha sido ell ascenso otor-
gado al Sr Monteserin, qrnen al fren-
tie de la fuerza de esta capital, no So
10 ha demostrado su tacto su compe-
tencia, sino que con suma correction y
energia ha sabido scrtear todas las ST.
tuaciones con las cuales Sc ha confron-
taao, dejando tras de 81, en- su interi-
nidad, un record admirable que sus je-
fes superiores han tenido que apreciar
en- todo 10 que vale.
AL felcitar, por su ascenso, al joven
Official debemos hacer constar que Ia
opinion publica hace, en- esta, capital,
muy favorables concentrates acerca de
la forma en- que ell Sr. Monteserin ha
desempaiado sus funciones, mientras ha
estado al frente del puesto de esta
ciudad.
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FL FISCAL oUIsoNEs, ABsUELTO

Ante 81 jnez especial. EE. Rodriguez
ssTTA, aver - eeiebE6 en- Ia corts de
Di4tE.to De 0uayama. Ia apelaeion del
juieio pos aeomstimientO y agresion Sc
guido psF sl sdbdito espahol, AyelinO
FsFsz. conEa 81 Lezo. jose n. oui-
G0nes. Fiscal del eitAdO Tribunal.
compAseel6 sl aeusado asistido de su
dsfsnsoF. I.edo Marines DAyiia. Por
81 alnist@io pablieo eompareeio el
Lodo.. LlangieE. del DepartamsEto de
JusiiciA, ases0Fado por 81 LedO. Fer
nAndsE EegarEa, JaeE de Ia cOTte Mu-
ne pa as 0nAyama, que ssnteneio a
oulncnss = 8 eias de eAreel y $50 90
de multa.
vista IA pFneba del Fiscal y Ia de Ia
dsfenaA. ei Jusz RodFiguez Sierra dieto
Ssntsnela exoneEandO de toda eulpa al
~ osiAenss. y absolviSnaole por no
habeE eometido dsliiO algun0.
T.Fminada IA zssi6n del Tribunal el
inEens0 pahlico qae llenaba l. sala de
coFts. e asodeF6 del hseai cRlhones
y 10 usve easi en- hombrOs hasta Ia ca
is. aeiamandols p0T el falio de Ia Jus
ticla.
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Omitted Press, via All America cables)

BERLIN, octubre 24.-La nota SEN
sacional que publican los pari6dicos de
hoy y que constituye Ia actuaudad en-
los clrcu,os politicos no solamente de
esta capital sino de Europa toda es la
proxima confe Fencia que Sc anuncia
entire Ell presidente Ebert y ell jefe del
| gobierno frances M. Poincare.
En- las esferas autorizadas Sc hace
constar de manera clara defnida que
dicha conferencia Sc ha estado organi-
zando desde hace ocho meses por ell en-
bajador aleman en- Paris seflor Myer,
de I'm lado por ell seflor Gabriel Ha-
notaux, Representative de Francia en-
la Sociedad de Naciones, quien en- ell
mes de julio iltimo hizo un viaje Ber
in visitando al presidente Ebert, con
ouien celebr6 una entrevista que duro
seis horas..
Los peri6dicos aseguran que M. Poin-
care al principle Sc nego a conversar
con el Presidente de Alemania por razo-
! mes politicas pesar de la buena vo-
luntad que renejaba la inyitacion de
Berlin.
La semana Ultima ell gcbierno de Pa
ris por conducto del Embajador ale
man recibi6 ell resumen detallado de
las prorosiciones teutonas v una nota
de! Gabinete de Berlin en- la que ro-
gaba a Poincar@ que Sc aceptara la
| invitaci6n, porque las cuestiones que
iban a ser tratadas entranaban una i'm
portancia exceptional no solanCnte
para las buenas relaciones franco-ale-
manas sino para ell establecimiento de
una era de paz, foreciente y estable.
Easta Ell illtimo momento ell gobier-
no aleman esper6 un gesto, por 10 me-
nos, de buena voluntad del gobierno
frances Y anoche a Ultima hora Sc re-
cibio una nota de Paris en- la cual Ell
sefior Poincar6 despues de un cambio
de impresiones con los Ministries acor-
do acceder las proposiciones alemanas
y celebrar una entrevista con ell presi-
dente Ebert.
La nota francesa contiehe la eau
sula esenciaI de que solainente debe-
ran tratarse cuestiones de fndole pura-
mente economical nunca Sc entrara en-
terreno politico.
El gobierno de Francia sugiere que
el acto Sc lleve cabo en- una de las
ciudades de la frontera y despues de
la conferencia de Bruselas.
FL canciller Wirth celebrara manana
medic dia una conferencia con el pre-
sidente Ebert Y luego reunira los Mi
nistros para dar cuenta con la nota de
Francia.
Preguntado ell presidente Ebert ha
dicho que piensa discutir con M. Poin-
care varias cuestiones de una soluci6n
inaplazable afirm6 su pensamiento de
que Legaran un acuerdo arm6nico y
feliz.
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Sc HA ANUNCIADo oFIcIALMEN-
TIE QUE Ell REY ACEPTo LA LISTA
DE Los NUEVos NIINISTRos

LoNDREs, octuhre 24.-El sehor
Bonar Law estuvo esta tarde en- el
Palacio y entrego al Rey la lista de los
nuevos Ministries, la cual recibio in
medlatamante la sanction regia.
He aqui la relaci6n:
Salisbury, Lord Presidente; Cave,
Lord Canciller; Lord Curzon, Eelacio-
mes Exteriores; Duque de Devonshire,
colonias; Lord Derby, Guerra; Amery,
Almirantazgo; Baldwin, Hacienda; viz
conde Peel, secretario para Ia India;
Douglas shogg, Attorney General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
CASINO MOS DE- BoRIEoUEN
(ngc.)

Per "a pEessnts " haee saher cue en-
fesi6n extTaoFdinaria ee.shrada en- Ia
noehs Dc octabre 23 poF el cOmit6
Elseutivo es este Centre. fuS aeepta-
a. u ssnuneis del seerstaFi9 del mis-
mo. sr. conrzdo Rosario. y en- lh mis-
ma fu6 nombrado para sastituirle al
DireetoF sE. joss IT, BeltFAn, quien
tom6 posssl6n sn 81 aeto. Advt.
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CoNsTANTINOPLA, octubre 24.-
Comunican de Angora que M: Araloff,
representante sovietista ha celebrado
una extensa entrevista con Mustafa
Kemal en- la cual insisti6 de modo ter
minante que Ell gobierno ruso debe ser
admitido en- La conferencia de la paz
de Oriente
Araloff renovo y ampli6 las declara
clones que hizo recientemente Tchit-
cherine en- Ell sentido de q. ell future po-
Ltico de los Dardanelos Y Ell comercio
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Ell COMITE DE INDEMNIzA
CLONES Sc REUNE

PARIS, octubre 24.-El Conit6 de
Indemnizaciones ceIebrara reunion es-
ia tarde para discutir las cuestiones
references a la moratoria.
El Presidente de 6icho ORGANISING
Sc entrevist6 esta mafiana con M. Poin
care.
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AGENTES

Sc solicitan con experiencia que
pueGan producer grandes cantidades de
Camicas de algodon hechas a mano
para Sras. Ell trabajo es sencillo de Tru
tru, Motas = Montura, su confecci6n
es mas faciI y permanente que la
Blusa.
L. BERGNEs CO., PONCE, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
BONAR LAW HA
TORNADO GOBIERNO

LONDRES, octubre 24.-Se anuncia
ofcialmente que Bonar Law acaba de
formar gobierno.
Los nombres de los Ministries Sc da-
ran conocer, probablemente mafana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
LA CAMARA Y LA
MORATORIA ALEMANA

PARIS, octubre 24.-En la discussion
relativa a los presupuestos Sc informa
que Sc estudiara la convenience de con-
ceder una moratoria q Alemania.
Es4a noticia es insertada por ''Le
Matin''.
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Ell SUBMARINE FRANCES
"MORILLoT" Sc HA
HUNDIDO

PARIS, octubre 24.-Informa Ell Mi
nistro de la Marina que Ell submarine
'Morillot" Sc ha hundido frente la
isla de Guernsey.
La tripulaci6n fu6 recogida por un
crucero frances que llegara esta noche
a Chercburgo..
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LA cAMARA pTsCUTIRA HOY
Los PREaUPUESToS

PARIS oesubFs 2i.-Hoy eomenza-
ran en "a cAmara de Diputados las dis
esaonss Felatiyas a los presupuestos ma
e.onaies.
W pFssidsnte De Ia cAmara sefor
PeFst FFcnrnciarA un discourse.
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500
GRATIFICACION.

Sc pagara por information condu-
cente al arresto y conviction de la per.
'ona que agredi6 al Presidsate Gel
Gran Jarado de la Corte Federal Un
l. noche del sabado octus.s 21, 1922.
Igual qualification SO pagara por in
formaci6n ccnducente al arresto 90
cualquier persona que ameuacs in
tervenEa con cuaIquier miembrc dei
Gran Jurado y otro Official de la corte
federal. iii
U. S. HUBBARD
United States Marshall.
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FL TRIBUNAL SUPRE-
MO ARCHIVA UN I'M
] PORTAETE ASUNTO
UNITED Press via ALI America Cablesl

WASHINGTON, octubre "a. Ell
Tribunal Supreme archiv6 hoy ell asun-
to de la porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Co. contra don Manuel
Camunas Y otros sobre de 81 es no
APPLICABLE a Puerto Rico la ley federal
para empleados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
BoNAR LAW EN- PALACIo

LoNDREs, octubre "a Hoy ha
vuelto a Palacio Ell senior Bonar Law,
quien entreg6 al soberano la relacion
completa de los Ministries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-25
LLOYD GEORGE
EN- CRICCIETH

CRICCIETH, octubre 24.-Esta ma
hana ha llegado aqui ell seiior Lloyd
George, anterior jefe del gobierno.
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FL MERcADo DE AZUoAR EN- N
Y. GI0UE sosTERIDo A s5Bs %

I'm los eentFos azueaFeros dc esta
sinead No se han reeiDida infoFmes del
msFcads (s Nasva York. duTante las
diiimas a. horas.
NO Obslants. ssgLn pndinos infor-
maEnos. sysF. el preeio del azneaT 81
Gus sostsnido en- s5.5s el quintaL
Los tsnedoEes. ssEdn - asegura ME
ganss q haeeT opsraeiones = base de
sfa estiszei6n. pres Green qus hay posi-
fiiidadss De vendeF 4 "a preeio mas
bito.
n ios eiFcuios ananeieTOs se irfor-
m6 syef a. en- 81 msreado local el aza
car - hfn hseho vsntas s5.25 Ell
qrintai.
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LoNDREs, octubre j24.-El Conf
te Executive del Partido Laborista acor
do lamar un extenso manifesto al pals
con motive Ge la proximidad de las cleo
clones en- e. que Sc harA constar una
vigorosa protesta contra las declara-
clones de Lloyd George, quien dijo que
los laboristas Sc parecian los bolshe-
vikis en- sns procedtn.ientos radicales
y extravagantes.
FL manifesto condenara asirnismo,
la politica del partido de la coalici6n
y trazara en- lineas generates su plata
forma legislative.
FL sehor Henderson ha marchado es-
ia manana a Leeds donde Sc propone
contestar las manifestations que ALI
hiciera Lloyd George.
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Sc dnunCia una COnferenCia en-
tire eI PreSidente de A|ef1ania y
d jefe del gObierno frances,
M.RaymOnd POinCar9
] fepresentante sowetiSta en- Angora pide categ6-
rlcanlente Ia admission de Russia en- Ia confe-
fenda de Ia pa.-H partidO IabOrSta ingI6s
dirigird un manifesto al pals

del Mar Negro estan supeditados a los
intereses de Russia. de tai modo que la
participation de ese gobierno es nece-
saria.
Mustafa Kemal hizo constar que ell
gobierno kemaliAta ,actuara ,en este
asunto la vista de las notas diploma
t1cas recibidas de los gobiernos Ala
dos que no podia responder de modo
terminate las demandas del Soviet.
Ell lider kemalista Sc neg6 a hacer
declaraciones y Sc limit6 a decir que Ia
Asamblea Nacional Sc reunira Ultima
hora de la tarde de hoy para discuti,
d1cha question otras relacionadas con
la conferencia que Sc proyecta.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
COHALAN TO FIGHT
both PARTIES FOR
SURROCATE'S PLACE
Jurist, Turned Down by
Tammany and G.. 0. p, to
Run Alone.
HAS SUPPORT OF BAR
Shearer Coming to Lead
Nonpartisan Fight for
Reelection.
COLEMAN PAPERS FILED
Republican Designee Recorded
-O'Brien May Be Named
on Last Day.
COLEMAN PAPERS FILED

Surrogate John P. Cohalan, turned
down by Tammany Hall and rejected
for denomination by the Republicans
will geek reelection as an independent
candidate.
Although the Surrogate said he
would have nothing to say regarding
his plans until after Tuesday, the last
day for filing designating petitions for
the primaries. 1t was learned last night
he had decided to present his case to
the public at the polls.
Some Of the Surrogate's friends had
been hoping against hope that some
thing would develop to cause either
the Democratic executive committee
or the Republican executive commit
tee. or both. to reverse themselves and
designate him before the time for Al
ing petitions should expire.
So far as the Republicans were con-
cerned that hope was shattered yes
terday morning, when the petition OF
Justice Frank J. Coleman. Jr.. as
designee for Surrogate was filed with
the Board of Elections. 1t contained
$500 names. At the same time Frank
Neville Boyle, secretary of the county
committee. filed petitions for Judges
Morris Koenig and Robert S. John
stone an designees for the renomina.
tion for the post of Judge Of Genera
Sessions. -.e-s.. .ts
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
BILL PASSES, 1925;
PUBLIC PAYS 3 BILLIONS
YEARLY IN HIGHER DUTIES
RATES ARE LOW---M'CUMBER;
PORK BARREL BILL'---SIMMONS


NewY YorkH HeradB Bureau
c.
TERE briefly conflicting views what the Fodney-
McCumber arin BILL to-day by the United States
Senate really the people of the United States
BY McCumber the Senate Finance Com
Comparing the bill into conference with the bill
came to the Senate will be shown that the rates imposed by
the House bill reduced the bill with
previous Republican bills will found that outside
Of the dye products which existing only be imported
when demand ad vaorem
duties products lower than previous
protective tariff while
cultural products
tariff BILL
OF duty than in previous protective tarn bill"
Senator Simmons ranking
Finance Committee cooperation with Senator Walsh Mass
I'm ndeensible scandalous
Of this legslation much
retain the confidence and the public?
time for political revolution methods
This bill has made the tariff than political
become great moral issue 1t immoral
n of sha not
thy neighbor's goods is a forgotten commandment
'The unorganized ultimate the
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Special Ccble to TIE NEW YofK HERALD.
Copyright. 1879. ~ THE Nrw YonK HEnALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Aug. 10.
There is a movement in Germany
for a Franco German understanding.
and a continental bloc to influence
reparations decisions. The Government
has sent trusted representatives to
Paris to find out upon what basis a
working arrangement will be possible
with France. Important members OF
the Reparations Commission are ex-
pected here tomorrow.
THE New York HERALD correspond
ent finds a sentiment among the lead
ing manufacturers favoring Franco
British participation in. German in
dustry as the way out Of the present
dilemma.
The rapprochement agitation here Is
beneath the surface. as all classes are
bitterly Francophobic superfcially. The
hidden motive was thus defined by O
French observer: IF Germany goes
bankrupt to-day France will follow to-
morrow. We were forced TO take an
interest in German solvency to insure
our own"
Manufacturers who are in favor of a
compromise with France reason as fol-
lows: TT Is evident that Germany can
not evade considerable reparations pay
ments and that German industry must
bear the brunt of the burden. Sane
tions and violence would upset industry
without helping anybody. 1t is better
THAT we offer the French and the Brit
ish direct participation in German in
dustry, to assure good will and COM
mon interest in Germany's prosperity"
The Governments attitude is waver-
ing. Chancellor wirth until now has
looked for British backing. Lord
d'Abernon. the British Ambassador
here, has been the Germans hope. as
he was popularity called the Lord Pro-
tector. But now that Lloyd George has
withheld the patronage OF England.
the Chancellor finds the Government
losing ground and sees the need for a
direct bid for French favor. Already
he has sent one statesman TO establish
contact with the French and he Is
contemplating sending another.
Big westphaiisn Industries, particu-
larry those OF Hugo SHINES, are con-
fident OF their own strength and there
fore opposed to a continual bloc. And
shines has Wirth's ear But now these
rnanufa cturers are confronted with the
alternatives of a compromise or pos
sibie individual action by France, and
in the latter event their factories would
be the first to suffer.
Recent comment by Stinnes's news
papers indicates that no is watching his
step and debating onslaughts against
the French. Arnold Rechberg, owner OF
potash mines and manufacturer in CEN
traI Germany. heads the movement for
admitting French and British collabora-
ton In Industry for the payment OF rep
arationr. His program. which two
years ago found favor with Louis Lou
cheur. formerly French Minister OF the
Liberated Regions. Is that German man
ufacturers give the French and Britisc
q quarter interest In industry. He thinks
that the French must get more than the
50 per cent share which is provided BY
the Versailles treaty. saying that the
manufa cturers could make the sacri-
flee without decentralization by the
Government because such participation
would result In Industrial securities far
exceeding the quarter OF capital origi-
naliy sacrificed.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Troops Are on Guard at
Southern Railway Shops

~ ALEIGH. N. c.. Aug. 1s.-
TX Five hundred National
Guardsmen. sai1 to be the
largest body OF troops ever called
out in a peace time emergency in
North Carolina, were ordered by
Gov. Morrison to-day to Spencer.
East Spencer and Salisbury, where,
according to representations Of
Southern Railway officials and the
Sheriff Of Rowan county. the situa-
ton brought about by the attempt
of the railroad to man its big shops
with non-union workers is men,
acing.
The troops, according to state
ment issued by Gov. Morrison, are
instructed to uphold the law and
respect every right Of the striking
labo"ers. protect life and property
ard to keep the peace"
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Cuban Senator Wounds
Two in Week in Duels

r TAyANA, Aug. 19.-Col. Ro-
RI sendo Collazo. Senator from
Camaguey. and Col. Orestes
Ferrare. Representative for Havana
province. were wounded to-day in
settling a point OF honor with duel
ling swords. The former suffered
cut in the right shoulder and the
latter a slash across the face.
The encounter resulted from news
stories appearing in Col. Ferraras
paper, Heraldo de Cuba, on a re-
cent ARRAY In Marianao, a suburb,
in which two OF the Senator's
nephews lost their lives. In a
similar encounter last Thursday
with Col. Collazo, the director of
La Ltbertdd. Sergio Carlo. was
wounded.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Plus First Pope With Automobile;
Receives 1t as Git OF Milanese

ROME, Aug. 10 ASSOCIATED Press) -
Pope Plus is to have an automobile. The
people Of Milan. where the Pontifr was
Archbishop before his election. have
presented him with a machine OF the
latest italian model. II Is mauve col
ored and bears on the doors the Papal
coat OF arms. surmounted by the triple
crown and the Pontincal keys. The
pontif;. II Is said. viii use the car
within the Vatican gardens. which he
now circles twice daily In his prone
nades. a distance Of three and quarter
miles.
When the car was brought into the
Vatican grounds Pope Plus went out
TO see Il. we will use u FIRST to trans
port the statue OF tho Madonna Of
Loretto." the PontlK said. meaning that
the car would be utiliShd September 8
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

to carry the copy OF the famous statue.
which he Is to bless that day, from the
Vatican TO Loretto. The statue Is a
small. black image Of the Virgin and
Child. carved from Lebanon cedar.
This is the frst time a Pope ever has
owned an automobile. Some of the Car
dinals In late years, however. have been
possessors OF gas propelled cars. Car.
dinal vincenzo vanutelli was the first
OF the Cardinals to have car, It having
been presented TO him by American
Catholics. Cardinal Merry del Val,
when Papal Secretary OF State, also had
machine In whicn he wns wont in
summer time to motor TO the cashore
fourteen miles from Rome to bathe.
Vatican officials to-day remarked on
tho change from relatively recent times
when ecclesiastics were forbidden even
to ride bicycles.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
FAKE BUNDLE NIPS
AS5,O00SWINDLE
Boy Sent to Post e. Flagg's,
Newark, With a Forged
Bamberger Check.
SUSPECT GRABS AT BAIT
Lad Used in Attempt to Fleece
Clarke Brothers Will Face
Accused Man.
SUSPECT GRABS AT BAIT

Detectives in Newark yesterday
afternoon arrested a well dressed man
who was accused Of trying to get
$4,000 in Liberty bonds and cash from
the branch Office of Post & Flagg,
brokers, on check bearing the sig
nature of Louis Bamberger. depart
ment store owner. The signature is
said to have been forged.
The man said he was Harry Mon
nett, aged 35, and lived at 43S Gold
street. Brooklyn. The police believe
that he may be able to throw some
light on the operations Of scheme
by which Clark Brothers of 154 Mas
sau street We're asked to pay $4,000
In Liberty bonds ten days ago to
James Josephs. 13 years old. OF 40
Willow place, Brooklyn, on falsely
certified check bearing the forged sig
nature of Robert Gair, paper box man.
ufacturer, Of Brooklyn. The manipu-
lations are said TO be similar in many
respects.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
CAR WRECKED IN RACE;
DRIVER LOSES BOOTS
Frenchran Has Remarkable
Escape in England Contest.

BRooKrAHps. Eng, Aug. io.---one oi
the most remarkable escapes from death
In automobile racing ever seen here oc-
Cured to-day In the 2o0-mi'e light car
race. one OF the events here. when r.
gne. OF France. was wrecked a,
the turn OF the road by a bursting tire.
Chassagne's car overturned and shot
over the banks. In spite Of this. Chas-
sagne and his mechanic emerged with
only a few scratches though the French
driver had both b2ots torn off,
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
AIRPLANE TAKES SERUM
TO PARALYSIS VICTIMS
Sent From Rochester, Mimi,
to Syracuse, N. Y.

speciot Dispatch TO TuE NEW YosK HnAtp.
SYRACUSE, Aug. is.-Another case OF
nfantile pai aialysis was reported to-day
to the Department OF Health. bringing
the total 10 seven.
The department received supply OF
special serum for treatment OF the dis
ease by alrplane and special delivery
from the Mayo Institute at Rochester.
MINI. being delivered BY air to Roches-
ter and thence TO Syracuse.
Serum received from the May Insti-
tute IL a new preparation used with sue
cess in Eastern States where there have
been outbreaks.