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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18

IA 01t . nAt11 any ASvA~A 00AAnA 'sS|s
sc, ze zertuje, zasmali se vykriku
jeho. Teprve kdyz hlubin9 z0-
stal. poznali svnj omyl a shansli se
po pomoci. Kratce pred tim Ma
rumchuck spadl do vody. niz opet
bezpeci 81 pomohl. Pc slovech. .ze
kdyz jiz tax jako tax jest mokry. ze
Sc vykoupa. svekl saty ze sebe a po-
cal plovati. V dalce asi 80 stop cd
brehu utonul.
v nedeli poraneno bylo devet
osob automobily. Ctyfletemu ho-
chu. Lowell Jonesovi. rozrazena by
la lebka. kdyz sestcpoval ma Belair
road kary. Do hochs vrazil sau-
tomobil Dolfa Hughese Havre de
Grace. We srazce automobile ma
Reisterstown silnici poraneni byE
TIL.
- Phi pfechazeni ulice pred do.
mem rodlcd svSch ma Gorsuch ave-
nue. poranena byla poulicni karou
lOleta Eleanore O'Brien.
- v RossviIle vypestoval George
L Solomon cantaloupe vazici s q
pnl libry inajici v objemu rs pallet
prdmeru palcn.
- Ma zalobu manzelky. ze il q
ditko nepodporuje a ze prodal saty
jejich ably 81 mohl koupiti kofalku.
odsouzen byl 28lety Howard Kencel
z Compton ulice do vezeni, kdyz
pokutu $50 1trat nemohl zaplati-
ii.
- Do John Hopkins nemocnice
dopraven byl v pondeli Martin Rit.
ter re S. Eilwood avenue rozraze-
nou lebkou Nemdze Sc upamato.
vati. kde a jak lebka mu rozbita.
Manzelka jeho udala. ze Tekl j pred
nekolika dny. ze narazil hlavoug pri
jild9 ma tfucku kasarnach Hola-
bird.
" pondeli poran9ny byiy dve
osoby poulicnich nehodach.
Z jidelny ma Light ulici do niz
vstoupili diva neznami zadajice ko-
falku ma sluhovi Johnu Popovi,
ukradli So zmizei kdyz pred tim
sluhu pripravili vedomi uderenim
zidle do hlavy
- Tfi manzelske parky: Charles
A. Plummer. Oscar Kadan a Julius
c. johnson, rozvedeny byly pom
deli soudnlm vynosem.
Do okna domu Williama Riba-
koffa, (, lO3 N. Patterson Park
avenue, yiel pondelf automobil
fizeny Raymondem G.. Whitem .
Beechland avenue. Okno bylo roz-
tristeno a zed' castecne narazem
poskozena.
Vzdnchoplavci zachraneni
rybafem.
Diva vojensti vzduchoplavci ze
vzduchoplaveckych kasaren Cooks
Field, Dayton. Ohio, stezi vyvazli
smrti, kdyz vzducholod' jejich nu-
cena byla noci re soboty ma ned9li
se snesti do Patapsco :eky asi 100
stop cd River View parku. S po.
moci rybafe Daniela Cartera "a
chraneni byli. Oba lieutenant:
Oakley G. Kelly Ernest W. Dich-
man, ma ceste do Langley cviciste u
Newport News, Va. zbloudili
" desti a bonfi. Teprve zafi ze
Sparrow Pointskych ocelaren pozna,
Ii, ze vznasi Sc mad vodou. V dobe
te nasledkem poruchy stroj rozohnil
se TAX, ze hrozilo Jim nebezpeci. Re
vzducholod' jejich sc zapali. Kdy-
by narazili ma suchou zemi, soudili.
vzducholod' tom okamziku stala by
v plamenech. Rozhodli spustiti sc
ma vodu. Sestup byl tax prudkym,
Re aeroplan zaryl Sc pfedni casti dc
bahna. Lieutenant Dichman vyho.
zen byl do dalky 80 az 40 stop dc
hlubiny. Druhy lieutenant z1sta
aeroplanu. Carter uslysev naral
vodu, pomohl obema nebezpeci
VySetroyati praci deti.
Baltimorske podniky a tovarny
podrobeny budou prisna prohlidce
ably zjisteno bylo, zdali mich nej
sou zam9stnavany ditky proti zn6n.
zakona. Spolu zdravotni pomery
4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
Spadli pfi zavodech.


vratila. Pomoci druhych zachrane-
nj byli. Zavody konany byly cd
Dundalk pieru. Ucastnilo Sc IA
odicek.
Vodnich zavodG Bay Ridge
nedaleko Annapolis, z1castnilo sew
sobotu 23 malych plachetnik1 uzi-
vanych pri lovu ustric a srakG a do.
vazeni zeleniny rdznych koncin
Chesapeake zalivu do Baltimore.
Dve lodice z Cambridge: Emma A..
Faulkner a Agnes, vyhraly cenu
Baltimorskym "Sun" venovanou a
cenu Chesapeake Bay Yacht klubu.
" hadce ma rohu Luzerne a
Hudson ulic pofezan byl John Hud-
sen nozem. kerSm ma n9ho rozehnal
Sc 4Olety Robert Davis. Hudson
poTezan byl tax, ze musel byti po-
Sian do nemocnice. Davis jenom
st6zi straznikem odzbrojen byl.
= We Frostburgu, Md. .krava pa
tficf Johnu Dickay, vzbudila znacny
zaiem. kdyz yravorati pocala, pax
padla ma zadek pfednima nohama
rozhanela Sc jako baby ruekami.
Zavedenym zkoumanim zjisteno, ze
krava pochutnavala 81 ma smesi. jez
'neznamou osobou'a u louky pri-
pravena byla ku paleni kofalky.
- Tfi osoby poran6ny byly so.
botu automobilovych uehodach.
Jeden z nich. Arthur L. Batchley.
civilnf inzenyr ma radnici, v nehode
pofezan byl a po osetreni wat ne
mocnice uv9znen ma obzalobu. ze
v dobe melody byl opilym V au-
tomobilu ieho nalezena byla lahev 8
ialovcovou.
- Virginia Gamer, 2Oleta E.
Fayette ulice pokusiIa Sc sebe-
vrazdu jedem.
= We Frederick. Md. soudne
rozvedena byla Ella M Davis Cd
sveho manzela "a IL mesic6 90 od-
davkach. zili spolu po cele tfi dny.
Davis ozenll sc nj WORK. Pa.
kdyz utekl cd jedne z Thurmont,
Md. Cd Davisove po dnech prchl
do New Jersey. kde 81 wal opet ji-
nou. Pfi jednani o rozyodu udano
bylo, ze byl celkem l6krat zenat,
Pri namluvach Davisove pfe1stavil
se jako 'prosluly lekar ma odpocin-
ku. ienz ma $500 mesicnich pffi.
m1 jenz vlastni residence v Kali.
fornii. jemuz osamelosti jeho se
styska jenz ma velikou touhu OLE
niti Sc chudou zenou, jez by 81
vazila pohodli j jim pripraveneho
atd.
- V sobotu feznici 9 vepTovym
masem sklizeli ~ Lexington trznici
zn9 zdrazenim cerstveho vepfoveho
masa, kere nasledkem chladneho
pocasi znamenite slo na odbyt. Ac
prodavali maso vepfik1 Mary
landskych a Virginskych. dovaze-
nych trucky do Baltimore, "a d6vod
zvysenych cen udavali "zeleznicni
stavku". "a libru zadali az cent?.
- Ma vychodnf policejni stanici
pokutovan byl nedeli vcjak Ho.
labird, Harvey Gilbrick, pro ohane.
nj se 9 revolverem v River View
parku. Revolver ruce jebo zpI-
sobiI mezi Vyletniky skorem paniku.
Soudce diktoval mu $77.9O pokuty.
Ponevac je nemel. must trest 81 od-
sed9t.
= Po oznameni svemu bratru,
BE se zastfeli. stfelil sc Joseph Spu.
dis w. Lombard ulice. Poraneni
podlehl v universitni nemocnici.
Nezli bratr jeho z Tamaqua. Pa.
pfijel. byl mrtev.
= Smrteln9 zran6na byla v nede.
Ii 22leta Hattie Tilman vystfelem Z
revolveru, ktery manzel jeji cistiI.
V domneni. ze revolver jest prazd'
ny, stiskl kohoutek, rama padla q
manzelka trefena kuli do hlavy q
skacela. V nemocnici ran9 podle.
hla.
- S vykfikem Goodbye, boys.
klesl v ned6li do hlubiny Zahar
Narumchuck. 28lety Burgundy
ulice. pfi chytani rakn q Hanover
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
Zdrayotni Stav zlepSen.

Vseobecna zdravotni situace v
meste nasem poslednim tydnu
zmenila Sc ku lepsimu. Zdravotni
komisar oznamuje pokles Imrti ma
ITO proti 1872 teze dob6 minuleho
roku. Detske nemoci ac trochu sni.
zeny proti dvema pfedeslym tyd.
n1m. dosud znepokojuii 1Fad. Die
tex narodilo se SIT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
Scudl tchyni ma 100000
OdSkOdneho.

Peggy U'Dell. herecka Ziegfield
Follies, iejimuz msnzeli nepodafilo
sc dostati zruseni jejich snatku. O
ktere manzel jeji, Jack Montgome.
ry. zadal soudu Elkton, Md.
souditi bude svoji tch5ni, j. W.
Montgomery ma Sl0O. 900 odskodne-
no pro odloudeni il manzela lei ho.
Mlady Montgomery. bohac5 New
Yorcan, prchl Peggy U'Dell z FL
ladelfie do Elkton lednu, tam
0echaI Sc nj oddati Po nekolika
dnech manzelku svoji npustil. u
soudu Jack udal. ze dobe sfiatku
byl opilym. Soud uznal, ze d1kazv
Jim proti snatku podane "a mnoho
nestoji, a ze musi manzelce sve
platiti mesicn9 $50 ma v5zivu.
Peggy u soudu stezovala si ma svoji
tchyni. kteron vinila z manzelskeho
lejiho souzeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
MlStnl zprdYy.
z krajanSkyCh k rRhI.

= We ctvrtek. 10. srpna, zemfel
ViIem Skapfk. syn manzel1 Jana q
Marie Skapik z cisla 9l2 N. Brad
ford ul. We start Ia rok1. ZesnulS
trp9l zan9tem slepeho stfeva. Dvo-
le operace nemohla zachraniti jej
pred smrti. Nalezel ku Spolku sv.
Gerarda l. K. S. j. Mladeneckeho
oddeleni. jehoz deputsce jei ku
hrobu doprovazela. PohTeb byl ko-
nan z domu smutKu " pond9li rano
do kOstela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hfbitov. Nejsv. Vykupitele. Po-
hrebni obfady vykonal vldp. Jos.
Stepanek. PohFeb vypravil pohrob-
mix Jar. Cvach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
Ornament!

Ct9nym PIP. rodic1m, iichz ditky
navst9vuji. T9locvic. skolu Sok. Jed.
Blesk sdeluiem. ze pfisti pondeli.
dne 2l. srpna. uspofadan bude vylet
pro zactVo dorost obeho pohlavi
ma soru PIP: Kleck1 ma Middle
River. "a tou prfeinou zadame. by
ditky dostavily Sc do Sokolovny a
sice hosi patek. dne 18. srpna a
divky v sobotu. dne 19. v obvykle
cvieebni hodiny.. kde musime jim
sd9lit nektere pokYny stranu onoho
vyletu.
Ia Sok. Jed. Blesk,
Jar. R. CihlaF, starosta.
Frant. St9tka, nacelnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-08-18
ROzSireni SparroWS P0intSkych
OCelaren.

Nakladem 3 al A milion6 dolar0
postavena bude dalsi cast Sparrows
Pointskych ocelaren. v nichz pri-
stsvbou vyrobeno bude o p1l Milo
nu ocelovVch produktG rocn9 vice.
S pripravnymi pracemi ma pTistav-
bach. iez hotovy byti mali 10
mesicich. pocato bylo We sttedu. Po
dokonceni staveb 0 mnoho set osob
vice zamestnano bude.
Diva zaStfeleni opilym.
We Fritztown. Md, zastfelen bYl
nedeli Samuel Bradford Robert
O. Shepherd. Oba stall Sc obeti
Andrew Fritze, jenz alkoholem ztre-
Stem oba zastfelil. Pc zasfeleni
obratil Fritz zbran proti sobe u
smr.il sebe. Mrtvoly Bradforda a
Shepherda pohrbeny byly 1terg v
Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
A griculture Dept.
Approves Ford
Offer Muscle Shoals

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE agricul<
ture department approved today rh3
Ford offer to develop the govArnmentS
properties at Muscle Shoals. Ala. Drs
Richard C. Tolman. director Of thu
fixed nitrogen research laboratory, APP
rearing before the House military
committee said that Secretary Wallace
had authorized him to say the de.
partment believes that farmers would
be benefited" by operation of the Mus
Gle Shoals plant for manufacture of
fertilizer, as proposed by Mr.. Ford,
AS the hearings progressed Mr..
Kahn said it appeared that the cOm@
mittee would not be able to conclude
its Investigations this week and
probably the meetings would be con-
tinued over another week. He had
hoped to terminate the hearings and
begin executive consideration of the
Ford offer with the committee next
week.
Another event scheduled for to-
morrow was the hearing to be held at
the war department by Secretary
Weeks on the offer OF Frederick G.
Engstrum, of Wilmington, n. c.. for
Muscle Shoals 1t was considered
probable that Secretary Weeks would
submit that proposal to congress be-
fore the Senate and House commits
tees had disposed of the Ford offer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
FOURTEEN AUTOS
LOST AT ORONO
IN GARAGE FIRE

Orono, Me, Feb. 14-Firc which
broke out in the Niolctte garage at
Orono shortly after midnight. de-
stroyed the garage and II automo-
biles. the building valued at $1,000 by
the owner, George A. King, and the
cars at about $4,000. The building
was insured and it is estimated half
of the cars were insured. Losers
were Nane Henry, Mitchell & Cum
ningham, Captain Norris. Joseph
Gotta. Vital Michaud of Oldtown,
Dennis Brodeau, Francis Kelly,
Homestcads Express two). Inter-
national Paper Company; George A.
King, Patrick Deadly. J. O'Hara
CBangor), Hogan & Callan (BanSor),
James /. Park.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
WHISKY ROLLED
FROM WAREHOUSE:
THEFT THWARTED

New York, Feb. 14-Theft of 200
barrels of whisky valued at 100000
by, the simple eXpedient of rolling
them from a government bonded
+ warehouse, through hole in brick
wall. into an exporters warehouse,
was frustrated today by prohibition
agents and police.
The hole, six feet square. had been
cut in a five foot brick wall scparat-
ing the buildings. Forty barrels of
f1uor had been hoisted from the
second to the third floor and rolled
through the breach into the export
house, thence down an elevator %
the ground floor, where they were
piled near a convenient truck en-
trance, to be carted away.
Thirtyseven additional barrels had
passed through the hole and waited
their turn to be lowered, according
to the officers.
The men engineering the scheme
escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
All Quiet at
Rhode Island Mills

Providence, Feb. 14-While cavI
airy troops were still held in reserve
tonight in the event of disorders IN
any OF the textile manufacturing re-
gions of the state where resistance
against wage reductions are now in
their fourth week, Gov. Emery J. San
Souci, returned from an inspection
of the Pawtuxct valley district. He
expressed satisfaction with quiet con-
ditions prevailing there, following
demonstrations last week that re-
suited in an appeal to the state for
military Intervention.
Shipments of finished goods from
the mills in the Pawtuxet valley by
railroad were accomplished today for
the first time since the strike began.
Throughout the state. where $4,000
operatives are out. the situation re-
manned quiet today. Orderly pickett
ing of most Of the plants. accom-
panied by no one time exhortions for
workers to join the walkout. continue
to occupy the attentions Of large de-
tails of special officers about the
plants, btu no disorders occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
Miners in Convention
at Indianapolis Talk
of Nationwide Strike

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 14.-Thrcat
of a nationwide coal strong on April
first of both bituminous and anthra-
cite union miners was proposed tods y
to the special convention of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America by the
Unions scale committee as the weapon
to preserve present basic wages for
sole coal miners. and win increases
for the anthracite workers.
AS soon as the report was presented
the convention adjourned by an al
most unanimous vote until tomorrow.
without any action or debate on the
scale proposals.
While no debate developed in the
convention over the scale committee
report. which includes a small set Of
demands and a policy for action by
the convention. the delegates held in
formal conferences throughout the
Gay debating the various proposals.
In brief. the committee demands
include the following:
Refusal to accept any wage reduc-
tions in the soft coal fields. the tight
being to preserve present basic scales
without any general increase. adjust
ment of ''inequitable differentials"
within and between districts. entailing
wage advances for some miners; in
crease of 20 per cent. in wages for
anthracite tonnage workers and 81 a
day for day l?borers: abolition OF tn,
automatic penalty clause for finins
miners or operators violating working
agreements; limitation Of the eight
holr day to the time of entry and exit
from the mine. Pay and one-half for
overtime, double pay for Sunday and
holiday work and weekly instead OF
bi-weekly or monthly pay.
AS preface to the demands the
report declared any wage cuts wo:ld
reduce miners pay so as to bring
poverty. suffering and degradation IN
many mining localities" and added
we do not believe the public asks
that its fuel needs be supplied at the
expense of a degraded citizenship"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
$4,000 FOR LOSS
HUSBANDS LOVE

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. IA YER
dict for s32,500, said to be the larg-
est award ever returned by a Massa-
chusetts jury in a suit for alienation
of affections. was given to Mrs. Eu-
genie E. Dickerman of Somerville in
the superior court today. Mrs. Dick
erman had brought action against
her mother-in-law Mrs. Minnie j..
Dickerman. also Of Somerville. ask
ing $1,000 900 damages for loss Of her
husbands affection.
While engaged in war work in
Paris during the World War, the
plaintiff, who is about so years OF
age, met Robert T.. Dickerman. IS,
then in the army. They were mar
ried but after the arnstice an es-
arrangement occurred. which the wife
blamed on her husbands mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
Portland to Provide
Work for JObless

Portland. Nc. Feb. 1.-the city
government Thursday night will meet
to determine whether municipal aid
can be extended to unemployed here
who need wages to avoid distress
Calls for assistance have multiplied
rapidly since the first of the year.
A plan for an emergency appropria-
ton of $4,000 to be expended under
the direction of the commissioner of
public works in the employment of
able-bodicd residents, has bsep approv-
ed by Mayor Carroll S. Chaplin and
will be considered.
Commissioner Edward NJ. Hunt be-
,;eves he can utilize extra labor to
some advantage in preliminaries which
will speed up summer street repairs
and construction work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
Doubt Story Sea
Captain in Los
Angeles Murder

San Francisco. Feb. IA state
ment that he met two armed tramps
at Lathrop Junction, near Tracy, Cal,
last December. and they notified him
that they had been hired to go to Los
Angeles and kill a motion picture d.
rector by the name of Taylor, was
made to Captain of Detectives Mathe-
son today by a man giving the name
OF Charles Carson, who said he was a
sea captain sailing out of the port of
San Francisco. Matheson is inclined
to doubt his story.
Carsen said he knew Of the tramps,
whom he called Bill Burns. Burns
was wearing a cartridge belt and ho,-
ster containing a loaded pistol Later
he saw Burns and his companion and
another man leave in a railroad car in
the direction of Los Angeles.
Questioning of possible witnesses
matters connected with the slayng
was continued today at the Office of
District Attorney Woolwne. with no
definite announced results.
One OF those questioned was man
ifpoTteu " nave Sdlu lie was near
the Taylor house on the evening of
February /, and heard shot. shortly
after which woman left the place.
The man, according to the police said
he was handling Illicit whisky and
decided he had better get away from
the neighborhood.
When questioned. however, the
man said this was only the story
told him by another person and that
he did not hear the shot himself or
see any one leave the Taylor place,
the district attorney said. He prom
ised 10 help detectives locate the per-
son who he said told him the story.
The Famous Players T.asky Cor
poration, whose studios Taylor was
director in chief. announced through
the district attorney late today it
would pay a reward Of $4,000 to the
person or persons furnishing infor-
nation resulting in the arrest and
conviction OF the slayer Of Taylor.
1t was requested that all COM
munications and all information on
this subject be sent to the district at
tcrney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
AGAINST BOND
ISSUE TO FINANCE
SOLDIER BONUS
P e sid e n t Believes
Such a Course Not
Wise at This Time
Would Tend 20 Disturb Finan-
cial Tranquility Of County
Also Opposed to S.Point Tax
PrOgram-Views to Commit
tee Today

Washington, Feb. 14-President
Harding thinks it is iInpra cticab BILE to
raise by a bond issue at this time
a large sum OF money to finance the
soldiers bonus, it was stated today
at the White House, and he is un-
alterably opposed to the suggested
eight point tax program. or to a re-
turn to any of the taxes that have
been repealed.
The executive was represented as
being favorably disposed toward the
bonus legislation, and 1t was empha-
sized that when he appeared before
the senate last July to ask that it's
enactment be deferred he had not
taken a position Of hostility. 1t al
so was stated that promises made by
Republicans in the 1920 primaries had
not been lost sight of, but it was
pointed out that no exact time had
been fixed for the passage of an ad-
justed compensation bill.
The attitude of the executive. 1t was
Continued on Page e-col. 81
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Lamy Leading in
American Pro
Racing, Saranac Lake

Saranac Lake. y. Y, Feb It'd
rund l.amv OF Saranac Lake took 'hc
lead today In grucllirs struggle for
Tho American professional skating
Championship. He won the half mile
race and finished third in the two-milc
event
Arthur stan NJ Chicago. who is de-
fcndinx tho championship title. won
th" long race but failed to place in the
middle distance event. Everett Nc
GoWan 81 -. Paul finished second in
tho tvn-mile race and third in the
balf-mir. Bobby Mclean of Chicago
took second place in the half-mile.
Points at the close OF the day stood
as follows:
Iamy 49, stan and MCGOWAN 80
each. and Mclean 90.
The events tomorrow will be the
A'o-'ard'. one-mile and three-mile
events
Professional halt-mile race won ny
Edmund f.amy. saranac Lake: Bobby
Mclean. Chicago. second; Everett Nc
Gowan. ST. Paul. third. Time, I'M
n i-1S
Professional two-mile race won by
Arthur Stsff. Chicago; Everett Nc
Govan. -. Paul. second. Edmund
LAM saranac Lake. third. Time. SIN.
y e-5-.
Professional coward. preliminaries,
Hrst heat won by Arthur stan, Chica-
en- Bobby Mclean. Chicago. second:
Eon o slckcy. Cleveland. third. Time.
"a SIS
Amateur one-nIle race won by Her
man rerlehorC. Cleveland; Bobby
Hoarn. Brooklyn. second; Leslie
ro,d Lake Placid. third. Time. sn.
- SIS.
Professional ce0-yard. preliminaries.
second heat. won by Edmund Lamy.
S1rsuac Lake: Bobby Mclean. Chicago,
second Morris Wood. New York, third.
Tine. 20 s-5s
Amateur :en-vards won by Alfred
Npater. Cleveland: Emery stephen
son. Toronto. second: Leslie Boyd,
Lake Placid. third. Time. 90 e-Ss.
Amateur one-mile race for boys 1e.
won by Orlie Greene. Saranac Lake:
Frank Rroeklinc. Saranac Lake. Sec
ord Ralph Jabbott. Lake Placid. third.
7 me. Sm - .-ss.
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r. won hv Earl Finch. Lake Placid;
Kenneth Randall. Lake Placid. seconh;
nan NanNortwick. Saranac, Lake
T'aeii 'hird Time. ~ 1-5s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15
rs Million
Suit Against
MY. Group

New York, Feb. IA 5000, 900
suit agaist the New York Stock E,x-
change, the estate of Jacob II. Schiff
ard others, defendants named as
managers Of the reorganization of
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad Co, for alleged failure to
lands owned by the company" be-
came known today when Sup enc
Court Justice Giegerich granted a
motion to eliminate Seymour l..
Cromwell from the list of defenda nts.
The suit was brought by the Mer-
camille Fire Insurance Co. and the
Narragansett Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. of Providence, r. I.
In the complaint, a copy of which
was filed with the order to DISMISS
it is alleged that the railroad COM
pany purchased large coal acreage
having mining tonnage estimated
at o0S,000,000 tons, and that the C.it-
ed States Steel rorporation, which
is made co-defendant in an effort
to attach funds believed to be due the
railroad. agreed to purchase 1,000,-
600 tons thereof a year.
1t is further alleged that neither
the railroad nor the defendants have
accounted TO the plaintiffs for the
profits derived from the coal land
and that the plaintiffs sold their
stockholdings at low prices because
they believed it the wisest course to
pursue under the circumstances, thus
becoming entitled to DANA ges."
The New York Stock Exchange is
named as defendant, it is set forth,
because of its 'winking" at an alleg-
ed violation of the State law, thus
becoming guilty of 'connivance, at
least, in a constructive fraud"