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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

Echiar astazi avem nevoie mai multi
de cat orr cand de increderea
Aliati!or, carl stunt 81 creditorii
noStrii, 81 a caror bumavointa doar
me pOate ajuta sa trecem hOpul
grpu al appropriated scadente Gle 3
|miliartle franci francezi ce ne
|pandeste.
Aceasta situate reala 81 atunci
Sc pune tot maj imperios intreba-
rea, ce sperante 's an putut lega
Gle venirea la guvern d-lui Brd-
|tianu? Detentc-a interna. calma-
rea spiritelor de earl avem atata
nevaie, credit fata de strainatate
Desigur ca pentru moment, nu Sc
intrcvad acestea.
Atnnci, sc pune ipoteza ca nu-
mira d-lui Bratianu pentM pre-
zidarea alegeriior n ar fi avut alt
scop de eat asigura partidului
liberal un rol mai important in
yiitorul Parliament retusandu-se
anticipat vointa corpului electo-
raj 81 ed dupa alegeri Sc va da
;arii gnvernul parlamentar. 81
daca intr 'adevar astfel stau In.
crurile, desigur ca gestul M. S
Regelui de incredinta guvernn1
d-lui Bratianu 81 partidului libe
raj. ar ayea explicatic prin faptu
cd colaborarea cfcctiva 81 GU grer
tate Parlamentara a lor in noi
Parliament ar putea fl de folos
pcntru refacerea cclilibrului in
tern. 81 pcntru viitoarea opera de-
consolidate.
| (Din ''Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

scos revolverele llor 81 an dnceput
a impusca, aslipra detectivului.
Sc crede ca celdlalt este ranit.
Influenza crestc in Cleveland.
Comisarul sanitar lockwood a
dcclarat cl'i ca In Cleveland in
iluenza ma ajuns proportiile epi.
demiei caci MI slint mai multi boil
navi decat 80 de influenza -si rs
cazuri de pneumonie. Gu toate a.
ceste de la scolile publicc din Gle
veland all lipsit peste l50 de in-
vatatoare din cauza influenced.
La Federal Building (Posta
Centrala) an deschis opt ghisec
pentru primirea taxclor federale
Fiecare sa Sc grabeasca sa pla.
teasca accasta taxa eel mutt pana
in Is Martie.
Cincinnati. @. = Claretta Hoff
man, de 10 ami. ramas singurs
lsingurica i'm lume. Bunica ei q
murit eri. mama eli a murit canf
ca M era decat de Zece zile 81 ia
tai sau a disparut la = luni. Es
! n are nici o ruda pc lume. A fOsr
du>il la Casa Orfanilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
PENTRU
PROPAGANDA
: Zsce milioane lnati pc chitsnta
de oexoelenta. =

Desvxluite cu discretie 81 multi
|prudenta afacerile fostului gu
vern incep sa iasa la iveala.
Daca nn sc va intampla panii
in cele din urma cum s'a intam.
plat cu descoperirile facute pc
seama altor guverne mterioare
atunc netagaduit ca sa schimba
ceva in Romania 81 a inceput sa
Sc chimbe i'm bine. Oar find vor-
ba de un DACA, lie indOim ca ya
Iii asa 81 bahuim mai curind res
pectarea traditiei.
Totilsi, una proasta Mise pare
fOarte boHc;ina ca sa Sc mai trea-
ca peste ca cu usurinta obiS1uita
Pc urma fostului Gonsiliu diri
gent. din taXele asupra permise.
lor, ramasese I'm eXcedent de q
miIioane din care suma de IL
milioane Sc destinase institution
81 scopurilor culturale din Ar.
deal.
Schimbarea de guvern a adus
lnsa. o schimbare 81 in destinatia
fondurilor cutluralc. Cabinetu1
Averescu facut o donate de
milioane sigurantei 81 alte 3 jun
pentru propaganda.
Schimbarca destinatiei s'a da-
torlt interventiei d-hli Groza, pc
atunci ministrall Ardealului. care
sta de existenta celor II mi.
liOane.
Cand fost, insa, vorba sa Sc
imparta banii, surprMa 81 nedu.
merire. In loo de II, nu s'au ma
gasit dc cat 2, lar pentru restul
de TO, cititi bine: ZECE MILL
OANE, indiscretii cercetari au
aflat 0 simpla chitanta a d-lui
sub-secretar de la min0ritati A
Popovici Tasca. Banii fusesera
lncasati.. pentru propaganda.
MOI am spus din primul mo-
ment ca noul sub-secretariat MI
va servi de cat sa ofere la despo.
zitia diferitelor guverne un nou
isvor nesecat de fonduri SECRE-
TIE 81 INCONTROLABME.
Daca-i pentru propaganda, cum
yreti control 81 puhlicitatei
Scandalnl propagandei trebue
|odata sa fnceteze. MOI am scri-o
in rapetate riaduri 81 astazi "a
Gem acelas lucru.
uASij'0 'UdHuiuI puUllc lIeDue Sd
lSnceteze.
Propaganda, mai ales in strai-
natate, mn - poate face prin ri
sipa banufui public dat pc MANA
'ratatilor capitalei, pensionarilor
polhici ori oamenilor de lcasS,
ci prih legaturi intinse personals
in strainztate, prin munca 81 Sc
risxitate, care nu Sc obtin prin
bani, din1potrivA.
( 1ifi lSacia
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
CUVERNIL
LIBERAL

Impotriva tuturor aSteptarilOr
char 81 ale partidului liberal M
$. REGGIE nnmit I'm guvern per
sonal 81 de partid.
I Sc credea in genere ca dupi
framantarile violentc din ultimu
timp, dupa manifestarca limped,
a aceleasi vointe la toate celelaltt
particle politice - Coroana va az
culta glasuf tavii 81 al vremurilor
lmpotriva necesitltii unui GU
vern neutru san neutralizat pen
tru preZidarea alegerilOr nu s's
ridicat decat glasnl izOlat al par.
tidului ajnns acllm la putere
toate celelaltc partide politice
vechi 81 moi. f;l'ra de0sebire de
doctrine 81 prOgrame, 81 alat,lri
de ei tara. afirmau eli tarie ne.
Vola mtrarli in constitutionalitate
prlE alegeri libere, care sa dea I'M
parliament reprezentand nefalsi.
ficata rointa Romaniei intregi-
lte, parliament care sa puie apoi in
fruntea treburilor obstesti primul
guvern democrat 81 cu alevarat
constitutional.
Din motive asupra carora nu c
tmpul sa insistam, REGGIE "A M.
mH totusi guvernnl personal 81
de partid al d-lui Bratianu.
trmarea va fl o lupta electo.
rala. de inversunarea Garcia tre
bue SD ole temem, 81 care in chis
firesc va ritlica serioase obsta.
cole In calca mutt doritei unfit
earl sufletesti. Nh era desigur
blne ales tOcmai m0mentul de All
| pentru deslantui patimi asa dt
adanci, care ciocnirea lor yor pu.
tea sgudmi tara din temelie. 81
vor putea intuneca, in chip treca.
tor char, 81 stralucirea dragostei
Ihetarmul,ite "a poporuIui fata ds
| (,
Suveran fauritor al Romanie,
Mari.
Caci in lupta pc care partidele
national ardelean, taranesc, al DO.
, porului, nationalist democrat. 81
progresist o vor pnrta GU ultima
esesperare contra iliberalilor DC
carr il considers ca partid al oil.
I'garhiei tiranice va fl atrasa 81
lCoroana, ''prizoniera" a d.lui
i6ratiam cum anunta char comu.
;;mcatul prin care fruntasii acelor
partlde fac eunoscnt ca in mod
asfentativ MI vor participa La bo-
tezul plsincipelui Mihaiu.
'Surpriza'' moulin gayern M
tea fl Gu folos evitata mai ales ca
nlci IN afara venirea la putere d
Id-lm Bratianu in acest chip, nu va
Fl
putea sa schimbe sitnatia.
lntr 'adevar cu ce echi va nrivi
|Occidentnl ttraditillor constitutio,
male la rezolvarea Pc aceasta Gale
a crlzei de guvernamant, la moi
eand 81 Jaeoslavia falonia, -
sa MI mai amintim s.tle Austria 81
ceh9slovacia s'au ferit de i
lncalca principiile al caror res
pect constitute baza de prosperi-
tate y presres a stAtelor Occiden-
fale9 D~igur ca stsria's guver-
nuiui d-lui Bra tiaAn bazata ne
speranta unor prU6lematice re-
sssitate favorable s1e organiza-
fiei de partid, IN 16tk ECU puter,
n'cal bloc a unirsi j dupa &c
nm eaverl binevoior pentru i
e e obtinut de cat andate -
~ va putea cfytine saeerssk
frcrcdere ain part4 nor 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

Cm poate Fl un concert intrc
natimi cand ficcare vrca sa
cante solo,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
ANDREI POPOVNI.

resalae afacerea ca sa nu 1nemul-
tumeasca pc nimeni. Afaceres
e. foarte simpla. Sc voteze Iegea
si 81 Sc aplice la Calendele Gre
eesti.
q
Dnlcina, care pc timpul cat .
fost logodita MI gasea cuvinte ca
sa-si cxprime iubirea fata de FL
dupa casatorie are un vocabula,
intreg ca sd exprime ce crede
desprc barbatul eli.
81
China, de sigur, site ca a fost
reprezentata la Conferinta pen,
|tru reducerea armamentnlui, dai
|pana aeum flnca nu site daca d
fost tansa saa rasa.
Intre 'asaia Isantuieste' q
Neeinica Pemenire'' mn e mare
different. 81 una si alta Iii ra.
peste llbertatile Personale.
Mult carl 81 mandresc cu Gin.
staa ,stranosilor lor, mn gasest
un prost sa gireze o politx dt
Gecc dGlari prqtru q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16

AnatoIe France, castigatornl
prclniului Nabel, a -danat intreaga
snlna, $40.000, pentru ajutornl
1nfometatilor din Russia.
Bupa rapoartele celor 81 prin-
cipale societati de asignrare din
America, anui 1927 a fost> eel mai
sa1lat0s an in istoria Statelor
Unite 81 Canadei.
Din carbunii utilizati la caile
ferste nmnai o ealergie de la 9
panla la ~ la suta sc paate con-
centra pentru puterea care TRACE
un tren. Restnl Sc pierde.
Dupa parerea lui Wilbur Ve-
li2a din Zion City. Ill, care sns-
tine .ep tsrie "a psna1atnl lat
ca . piacinti, csrul este imensa
csi1ege de Inosaie albastru.
81 xiee ca heea bnnusalui q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16
MFORNATNjNl

Washington. Will Rogers,
comedianul, a volt ca presedintele
Harding sa mearga la teatru ca
sal vada filmul san eel mai non
Presedintele insa s'a dus la alt
cinematograf. VIII Rogers a ju-
rat c:i Sc va razbuna. \ TRIMS
iAediat o scrisOare -secretarlllui
Christian: de All Incolo stunt
democrat Oar nu numai atat.
Rogers a spus eri m monolog Ia
TN teatru de aici. El zis intre
altele: Am auzit mesa.ml prese-
dintelui Harding eri. Parerea
mea este "a aceasta este cea mai
frumOaSa vorbire scrisa de secre-
tarul de stat Hughes" Rogers
5 a resbunat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-16


Rogers spus eri un monolOg la
un teatru de aici. El a zis intre
altele: Am auzit mesa.ml prese-
dintelui Harding eri. Parerea
mea este "a aceasta este cea mai
frumOasa vorbire scrisa de secre-
tarul de stat Hughes Rogers
$ a resbunat.
milwaukee,. Mimi. Alois
Crysak a fost gasit de polite
noaptea, umbland. aproape des
Dracat, prin cimiteriu. FL era a
oroape inghetat. Dus la polite el
voia sd convinga pc politisti ca cl
,Tarzan. regele moimelor' \
Cost dus la casa de nebuni.
Montreal. Canada. - Preotul
Adelard Delorme este acuzat c a
omorit pc fratele s;lu Raoul De-
lorme, de % ami. student la uni
versitatea din Ottawa. Ell a fost
areStat acuZat cu aceaSta aSaSl-
mare, ce a avut loo in ziua de )
tanuarie. fiindca sunt eviden-
e multe contra lui. Motivul cri-
mel az fl fost ca sa-si asieurc
snma de $4,000 pc care Raoul !:
,Ost asigurat in caz de moarte vio-
enta. Testamentul lui- Raoul a
dlspus ca averea ui. care asig,lra
IN VENT annual de 10000. sd fie
4 lui Adelard. Gloantele. = cinci,
- aflate IN cadayru an fost iden
tlflcate de gloantele ce erau in
ooseslunea preotnlui. Tn chemist
I Jurat ca petele rosii gasite in
iutomobilnl preotului stunt pete
lie san@e. deci Sc dovedeste ca
lutomobilul lui este identic cu
eel IN care a fost dus cadayrltl
tiara din oras. unde fest g;lsit
nghetat.
Chicago. = In scolilc publicp
lin Chicago s'a reintors din non
'tudiul limbei germane. In tim
'ul razboiului $ a interzis in toa-
se scolile din Statele Unite acest
'tudiu. dar in uncle orasc acum
'e relntroduce din nou.
Louisville, Ky. = Domnisoara
slizabeta Neumayer f;lcut un
precedent ce lea dat de gand .pe
andidatii de insuratoare. Ea era
"a fle, clnunata i'm ziua de 81 Ia
luarle. In aceea ri insa a fugit de
icasa, lasand o scrisOare ca mn Sc
ooate MARTA Gu TN om care are
'Sa de mari picioare eli nici MI
Doate dansa. Ea s'a dus eri Ia nm
.lar 81 cerut ca sa Sc pnblice
.otografia picioarelor barbatului
"a sa vada publicul ca ca a avnt
ireptate cand a fugit.
Loraln, Ohio. George Schnei.
Ter, un carpaciu, annntat ca 81
"a carpi ghetele copiilor saraci
1e tot gratis. El ma stiut ce face
.and facut aceasta declaratie
Ma Vol tinea ell toate acestc
lie cuvant' a declarat Schnei-
der aratand cn degctul catre cra-
mazda grozava Gle ghete. In sapta-
mana trecuta erau peste 500 pa
rechi 81 All abba mai sunt vre-o
200. El insa face 81 mai multi.
Cand vede ca ghetele nu Sc mai
pot repara el cnmpara, din sara
sla l,k ghete noui. ''Nu va puteti
melllpui ce bucurie STINT atnne;
eand vad ca copilului sarac ii
pare bine de ghetele cele noui.se
a'n ON, care, preeum spune DO.
itia este dezertor de Ia armata
q fost capturat de detectivnl Co
wells in urma unpi duel de revol-
we're Ia Cedar ave ii D. 46th Str,
eri IL amiasi. Un prietin al aces
tnia a scapat. Detectivul caut6
d'ipa scesti dol oameni. El j mers
dupa Il de Ia . cas6 de pc Orange
ave, pana - e. As j Cedar j aici
So = -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
.SHOPMEN DISCUSS
SOUTHERN OFFER
Take Up Proposition TO Re-
store Seniority Rights
With Return.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON
Union Officials Declare Propo.
sal Will Have No Effect
on Strike.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

To discuss the latest proposition
OF the Southern Railway to take
back the striking shopmen without
prejudice to their seniority rights.
the employees of tho Southern in
Richmond. will meet this afternoon
al o'clock, In Leader Hall. South
Richmond.
While the sentiment of the strili-
ers Will be made known at this meet
ing. 1t is said that no action will be
taken until word IS received from
headquarters in Chicago. Heads OF
the shop crafts here declare tha;
the offer OF the Southern will not
affect the situation in this city, or
anywhere on the system and that
none of the men who walked out wifi
return until all have been ordered
to return.
None Applies for Job.
II was said at the offices o. the
Southern last night that none OF
the strikers had applied for their
old Jobs as result OF the invitation
Of General Manager Il. T.. Simpson.
No move on the part OF the men is
anticipated. II is said for n few days
Representatives of the shop work
ers Will probably go to Washinrton
for conference with Vicc-Presi
dent Miller. of the Southern. and it
is possible that some settlement may
hc reached as a result.
At the usual mass meeting held
IN the City Auditorium yesterday
morning officials OF the shop,nen's
union stated that the offer of the
southern would have no effect on
the strike.
we came out in "A body and none
VIII return until we all return" said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
SEES SOME FORM OF
CANCELLATION VITAL
Lloyd George Warns Against
Pressing Germany to
Desperation.
FORECASTS CLASH WITH rAnrs
French Plhn to Size Ruhr District
Certain &" Be Opposed
by british.
ny Ralph II. Turner,

United News STAFF Correspondent
LONDON. Aug. a.-Despitc the IN
fcrences which have been universal
ly drawn from Lord Ba.four's mote
regarding cancellation OF interallied
debts. Sir Robert Horne. Chancellor
of the EXchequer. insisted In Com
mons today that England realizes her
obligations to the United states and
Intends TO pay them.
Moreover, Sir Robert said. the
British debt funding mission will go
To America in September az origi-
na.y planned, to discuss the terms Of
repayment of the war loans.
Holds Cancellation Desirable.
But. while giving this word of re-
assurance. which may or may not
have been prompted by the strong
disapproval which Lord Balfour's
note has aroused in Washington. the
British fiscal minister emphasized
the desiraEility OF some sort of can
collation. Of intcral,ied debts. There
is no greater impediment to world
recovery than the heavy burden of
war debts, and cancellation of these
obligations would give n new i'm
petus TO the process OF world recon-
struction. ne declared.
Parliamentary circles have not
been so stirred in months as by the
controversy aroused over Lord Bal
four's recent note. Discussion has
ragged :urious,y. and long cabled ac-
counts have been received from
america p!ctur.ng the cold reception
he cancellation proposal received at
Washington. British business men
have in some Instances commented
adversely on the Balfour note.
Stirs Prcmirr's Foes to Action.
All OF this stirred the opposition
to life. for the enemies of Premier
,pcn!ns for AN attack such as they
have not had in months.
Herbert Asquith. former Prime
Minister and leader of tho opposition
liberals, opened the attack after
Horne had completed his exhaustive
lcfcnsc of the British position
II nave great misgivings as to
whether Lord Balfour's note was
ol!,ic or opportune." Asuui,h dc
clared. He urged that the German
separations rEl tie scaled down to n
point where Germany would be able
TO pay 1t.
The European interallied debts.
Nsauith asserted. should be written
of. for business and not sentimental
CONTINUED on Page i3. Col. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
DRUGGIST ATTACKS
WIFE AND THEN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Robert W. Moore Tries to
End Life -ip the
Canal.
INJURED WOMAN NOW
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
Was al II m Of Ncighbor
When Attacked by Her
Husband.
accuse" Mhn IL In Advanced Stnsc
"f Tuberrulosin-wns mt Pine
Cnmp.

After slashing his wites throat.
hober; w Moore, Highland Park
druggist, twice attempted 20 com
NIT suicide by drowning in the
canal between Eighth and Ninth
streets, yesterday. The condition Of
MTs' Moore was reported az serious
last night al the Retreat for the
SICK where she was removed.
chahceS for her recovery. however.
are good. doctors say. Moore who
has been III for more than q wear
with tuberculosis. was reported as
resting quietly at the CITY Jail Hos
pital las, night.
Nrs' Moore was in the home of 4
ne!ghbor when Moore entered 7he
room, and without warning slashed
has wife's throat and ran ont u,
J"hn i. X. Sweeney was summoned
ana aiteT stopping the tow Of blood.
sent the woman to the hospital.
Moore e!uded pursu.rs and was MOI,
noticed again until the barking OF a
dog attracted Crossing Flarnan n
Farmer and Brakeman George
scott. who ran TO the dock and found
Moore cling'ng to the side. Kenneth
T.. boyle. proprietor Of the Victoria
Ihcater. South Richmond. and + X
Kahn who assisted in The rescue.
SAID that they were attracted to tbe
scene by the two men, and that
Moore swan up TO where they were
When they pulled him out Of tho
water he told them that he had
committed murder" and wantad
10 die. lie was turned over to tho
police.
The parents Of Mrs. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Gilman. who live hslf a
square from the scene of the alleged
attempted murder. refused To make
any statement last night, declarinr
mat they wer: too upse, TO tell any-
thing
Mrs Trimmer. with whom Mrs
Moore was talking when her bus-
band attacked her refused 10 taIk
As the only eyewitness. she Will
tell what happened during the cut-
ting in Police Court this morning
Was nt Pine Cnmp.
y quarrel preceded the cutting
Moore is alleged TO have said He
recently lcfr. on his own accord
Pine Camn. having been an inmate
at Blue Ridge Sanitarium for tu-
bcrcular patients also.
Moore. who saws he is drurpjs.
working at the JeTrics Pharmacy ;s
CHARGED on "a warrant with fclon-
i"usly cutting his wife. Police have
the razor wiki which the crime is
said 10 have been committed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
FORD MOTOR co.
FACES SHUTDOWN
fRv United Newell

LANSING. MICH. Aug. s-Thc
Ford Motor Company will be obliged
to shut down its plants within four
teen days unless supplies of con, are
replenished
This information was laid before
officials of the state fuel administra-
tion Thursday by Charles +. Soren-
son. Ford general manager He asked
Tor priority orders for the Ford
plant.
Sorenson said that if the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad would allow
the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton Rail-
road 10 run its cars and engines over
the Louisville and Nashville tracks
tn the Ford coal mines. enough fuel
for the State OF Michigan could he
produced. The Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton Is FOrd's railroad.
Meantime Ford's coke ovens In De-
troit are supplying fuel to other
manufacturers. Ford said that IL a
shutdown became necessary, all
would close together.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
STERN ROADS TO SEND SE4OPMEN TO AID c. e O.;
INDIANA TROOPS TAKE CONTROL OF EIGHT AlLVE
Kills Woman and Cop.
Hits Another, Stays Self
lHy United News.l

SAN FRANCISCO. CAI... Aug. g.
walter Castor. fugitive from
justice. wanted for alleged com
plir!ty with Henry wilkens in
the murder Of the ln,ter's wife.
Thursday shot and killed one de-
tcctive. severely wounded an
other. shot and killed Mrs. Rob
ert Castor. his brothers. wife. and
then turned his gun upon himself,
committing suicide. The police
located him At the home Of hts
mother.
Detectives surrounded the
house. castors mother answered
the boil and denied that Walter
was there. A. the detectives
pushed past her. Walter appeared
at door and fred TWO shots.
killing Detective Sergeant Tim
othy Bailey
He then ran 10 tho back OF the
house. hu; saw Detective Ernest
Cradle. lie fred, wound!ng era
bic In tho cyo' and grazing his
brain.
Trapped. and evidently believ
ing that Mrs. Robert Castor had
Informed the police. he rushed
back into a bedroom. dragging
her with him. and sho, her
through the heart; He then shot
himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Plane Bootleggcrs Fit
Across Mexican Border
tBy United News.l

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Aug. 8
Several airplaue boOtlcgEers are
fitting mcrrily TO and fro across
the Mexican border with heavy
loads of tequila, which is MeXi-
can "boozc." and has the same
kick In any language. according
TO prohibition enforccrs here.
Every now and then the agents
are able to prove this. The rest
of the time about all they can do
is to acquire stifT necks watching
the aviators overhead figurative-
~ thumbing their noses at them.
The latest victory OF the enforc-
crs came when a plane fell In
flames. near Dcvine. which is
about twenty miles southwest Of
here. with n resultant destruction
OF 200 perfectly good quarts OF
tequila. The aviator escaped
without any known personal dam
age. and the agents put in the
day searching for him.
The other victory was the cap
turc OF Il plane and 375 quarts ut
Del RIO. when the planes Easo-
line gave out. The TRANSFORMER
traffic has been going on for about
year. authorities say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
HASS|NGER NAMED
FOR CONGRESS RACE
Ninth District Republicans
Nominate Washington
County Senator.
WINS BY ACCLAMATION
Pcery's Opponent Rcputed TO
Be Millionaire-Summers
Gets Ovation.
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Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
BRISTOL. TENN. Aug. 3.-State
Senator John II. Hassinger. of
Abingdon, wealthy lumber dealer.
formerly Of Pennsylvania. la the Re
publican candidate for Congress in
the Ninth Virginia District.
Senator Hassinger was nominated
by acclamation here this afternoon
at n, district convention which was
attended by more than 1900 dele
gates. In a brief speech Of accept
ance. he urged the members OF his
party to begin this evening their
efforts TO elect him.
Consent OF senator Hassinger to
become the nominee was obtained
in conference this morning after
leaders had sought In vain To work
out some arrangement to prevent a
deadlock on the convention floor be-
tween the factions supporting L. y.
Summers. OF Abingdon, and r. \.
Anderson. Of Marion.
Summers md Anderson Withdraw.
Several days ago Senator Haesinger
issued statement in which he de-
clared he. would not accept the nom
ination. adding that he favored the
candidacy OF District Attorney sum
mcrs. After lengthy conference
this morning. he was prevailed upon
TO become the candidate. Mr.. sum
mers and Mr.. Anderson Withdrew
when II was announced that Has
singer had decided to accent.
only one name was put in nom
!nation. but at intervals during the
speeches there were shouts for
Summers. who was given an ova-
tion when he rose TO second the nom
inat!on made BY Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. Summers speech was devoted
for the main par; to vigorous as
sault on the Wilson administration
and the platform adopted by the
Democrats in their district conycn-
tion here last April.
Mr.. lIassingcr is graduate ~
University of Michigan and Is about
80 years old. lie IL reputed to he
worth more than $1,000, 600
and is man OF high character.
Leaders in their speeches today
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