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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

all posts throughout the state 10 iet
him know by telegrap every afternoon
about 8 o'clock the report OF eacn Gay
work as II Is finished
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1andlady <knockns at students door)
Flight o'clock, s o'clock.
Freshman (sleeplly)-..Dld youo Men
tern -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Only . few more days 70 pay
water rsnt to get the as
count. Juno thirtisth Last day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Tricks Laundry Blue will make your
clothes snow white No : acids or chem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

delicious refreshments and a variety or
seurpr!se novelties Will afford the at
fractions for innumcrable patrons. Mrs.
y. sedway IS chairman in charge OF the
aYfaIr
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Tye-Bnuer.

The marriage OF Miss Owena Bauer
~ Rella!re and Mr.. Roy Frye ~
Wooster. o. will take place this after
noon at . o'clock At the home or the
brides aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schick. ST.. on Guernsey street.
Beraire. Rev. McCleary, pastor Of the
RsIlaire PRESBYTERIAN church will per-
form the ceremony. Miss Fannie Cole
man and Mr. Howard Layman OF
Chulicothe o. will be the attendants
The bride will wear a bridal gown or
white satin with a full veil and will
carry a shower bouquet OF roses and
sweet peas. As bridesmaid. Miss Cole
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One Of Thursdays weddings OF inter
est will be that OF Miss Jewel Green to
Mr.. Daniel Earl Wtnslow. The cere-
mony will take place at o'clock at the
william Penn hotel at Pittsburgh There
will be no immediate attendants ana
will be attended by but few relatives
and friends.
The bride will be attired IN her travel
Ing suit OF dark blue and her accessories
will be OF the same shade. She Will
carry a shower bouquet OF Ward roses
and lilies OF the valley.
The bride has been teaching at Madl-
son school and there she has made
large circle OF friends. Mr.. Winslow Is
n graduate Of the University OF Penn
sylvan!a and a member OF Eta Kappa
Nee honorary fraternity. He Is con-
nscted with the West Penn Power COM
psny at Pittsburgh.
A wedding trip Of few weeks VIII
he made to Buffalo. y. Y. and later 10
Canada after which the couple Will re-
side In Pittsburgh.
Wheeling friends who motored 20
pittsburgh for tho event are: MISSES
henrietta Fair. Florence Young ana
Mrs. Richard T. Mccoy.
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About People
Movements OF Individuals 70 Ana
Prom The CITY.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-E J. Perry Morgantown:
J. T.. Stephens. Youngstown. o.; S. F.
Blake. Morgantown, W. Va: F. A.
Keeler Cleveland. o.: Joseph Stern.
Baltimore, Md: VIM. Barry Parkers-
burg. W Va: s. L. Castborn. Hunting
ton.
windsor-t. r. Hines. baltimore
Baltimore. Md: y. Stromberg. Cleve-
land. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Meyers,
Charleston. w Va; Mrs. 6. l.. Broad
water. Middlebourne. W. Va; a. {.
Frommelt, Charleston. w. Vii; w. r.
Uaddon. Huntington. ". Va.
Stamm Hotel-Chas. Harrison, Nil
ton. w. Va: Frank Lando, Akron, q; 7.
Johnson Middlehourne, w. Va; Il. r.
Popas. S!stersville. W. Va.
Rogers Hotel-Geo. l. Starrett, New
ark, O.; r. S Clarke. Fa!rmont, W. Va.
"a. Keller. ~ Cleveland. O., was =
business visitor in the city yesterday
Jack Anderson and Marc Wolfe will
spend the day IN Pittsburgh on bust
ness.
Miss Flva Traz'cr NJ Fifteenth street
who has been confined 10 a local hospi
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Iiteen-Thobun.

In the parlor OF the Presbyterian
ranse IN Martins Ferry. the marriage Of
Miss Rachel Thoburn and Jesse &. Liz
ten took place Wednesday evening At
: O'Clock. The Rev. Charles B. Wlngerd
read the nuptlal service using the sim
pie irnS ceremony. There were no at
uendants. Tho wedding was very quiet.
Immediately following the ceremony
the bride and groom left on their we'd
ding trip. Upon their return they VIII
take up their home In their newly built
residence at Tenth and Adams street.
Martins Ferry.
The bride Is graduate OF Oherltn
college. and Is one Of tho most popular
teachers at the North school In Martins
Ferry Mr.. Litten Is a prominent con-
tractor on the Ohio side.
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KinnAY-MoZin1o.

TAe marriage OF Miss Hllda MozinTc.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mo
lingo. ard Mr. Wilmer K. Kinney OF
VA'ishurC took place at New Cumocr'
land Wednesday morning. with the Rev.
Mcclure OF the VI. r. church officiating.
There we're no immediate attendants.
Tho bride has been employed At che
Office # the Western lO'on Telegraph
~omCan-. and has wide circle or
friends Tn" groom - IN the employ NJ
The IVES, Ni-~iuia coat company. The"
viii mako their future home al Wells
burg
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prattr Luncheon Ysstersay

Wodrre'ltN'~ UuCheOn gwen ~ ne
Misses VIRGINIA and Martha Nay and
hor"rjrE Miss Gertrude Gilbert of Est
Orange. y J. who Is a guest ~ -"
home Of Miss Katherine NacTane "rs
ono Of the summers most d"l:-''iS !
events. APPOINTMENT vo"r car-ir.l ar,
in lSvenhar and p'rN 49, .';a'' """~ ~
these colors were thr - T.. f""o1 d.,.-
crationS.
the g"o>ts 'nr'HL"L.
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NdburHarring-ton-

Wednesday morning, at IN O'Clock
Miss Mary Ethel Harrington became thu
bride Of Mr.. William J. Ne!bur. The
ceremony was performed IN the living
room Of the brides home on Fourteenth
street with DR.. Clarence f. Allen, pas
tor Of the Fourth Street NJ. F.. church.
officiating. Miss Ethel J. Hervey ana
Nr. John Ncibur, Jr.. were the attend
ants
Following the wedding breakfast MT.
and Mrs. Neibur left on motor trip
which will include Salt Lake City, Utah.
and Denver, Colo. on their return IN
late July they will take up their resi-
dence In this city.
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Broadwater- Carter.

pretty wedding was solemnlzeo
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock when
Miss Retharne Carter daughter OF MT.
and Mrs, Harlan = Carter OF Elm Grove
became the bride OF Mr. Haywood Scott
Rroadwater. Of Warrington. W. Va the
Rev. l.. b Lewellyn Of the Stone Pres
hyter,an Church officiated at the cere-
nonv. Garden flowers were attractive
" used ~ tho house decorations
Tho bride wore a suit OF beige trtco-
zinc with corresponding accessories ana
n corSaCe Nf Aaron Ward roses ana
lille. n r'h" valley. Following an In
rorrna, r".cut'on a. the home or the
brides PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Broad
w1to- '..i 'nr an extended wedding trip.
Upon tn, ~cturn the will make their
home at Warrington.
The brill" +. " former student OF West
Virginia i,r.i. ,ar College and gradu-
ate oS West Virginia University. Mr.
Rroadwat.r . TIC son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ii"ra''water. or Harrisvtlla w.
Va. and = engaged in tho hardware
business in Warrington.
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wedding Tuesday.

Tho marriage Of Miss Lillian Eliza
beth Boginske and Mr.. Arthur Bonn
both of this city. was solemni1ed at the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boginske. on
the South SIDE. Tuesday 1T o'clock. The
Rev. Z. c. Burkhart, pastor OF ST
stephens Reformed Lutheran church
performed tho ceremony. There were no
mmediaet attendants.
The bride wore lovely gown Of white
canton crepe with hat and other acces-
sories Of white. She carried an arm
cluster Of pink Killarney roses.
Following the wedding dinner the
bride and groom left for a wedding trip
10 Syracuse. Buffalo Niagara Falls and
other points in New York state After
July Is they will be at home ar a"f
South Huron street. The bride has held
4 responsible position IN the fftce OF W.
A. Wilson & Sons for some time. whore
she has made a host OF friends. The
grom IS assistant chief accountant in
the local offices OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad.
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EVERY BIT OF DCLLNTSS disappears
with a Golden Clint Shampoo.--Adv.
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Mel-R Garden Party
EnSaEem emit Announced
entertained For Soloists

Mr.. Elmer Hoelzle entertained a num-
Der Of friends at his homo. No. SO Pop
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Panama Club Dinner.


Elaborate table appoint Tents AMI
decorations marked tn" dinner party
given by Mr.. and Mrs ". r Weiss 1t
the Country club Wednesday evening. as
one Of the prcttieSr affairs Of the
week Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss were hosts
10 the members Of the Panama club and
a few additional friends. The tables at
which the guests were seated were
adorned with small ships grouped
around two larger ships arranged in the
center Of the dining room. The appoint
mentS weer carried ont In blue and yell
low. with masses OF summer flowers In
these ColorS. htraCtiv" favorS were
given, and following the dinner the
guests danced until a late hour
Tho club has been organized since
1915. when IT'S members. composed ~
Messrs. and Mesdames ". II. Truschel.
w E. Weiss. p. G. Morgan and c. \.
Aull. who made the trip 10 the Panama
exposition and through the canal Each
year since the group has enjoyed a din
ner On the anniversary OF the trip. with
tho different members acting as host"
Included ar this years event were:
Ne<srs ard Mechanics
D. G. Morgan W. II. T-uSchel
H. r. Behrens 2 r Klieyes
c, A. Aul Maurice Smith. o;
". A. BarEer OF Jeanette. Ia.
Columbus O. ". W. weiss
Nesdames-
J. Given Chase. ~ Lena SchwertteCnr
Des Molrrs. la Miss Katherine Aul
AeSsrs--
Don Smith. ~ Fred 2. Stamp
jeanette. Pa Fred Weiss. 81
". II. kim OF WIndsor. Can.
Detroit, Mich.
Mel-R Garden Party
Mrs C. F. Biery OF Chantal Court on.
tertained her club at the MCl-R Garden
Wednesday afternoon. The guests we're:
Mesdames:
George Weisner Fred Borck
c. Hasenauer John Medlck
Fred Schniechel George Bruhn
Nina weidaousch August Nortemann
C F. B!Ty
Enlargement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs r. Rousenberg OF Pitts
burxh, formerly Of Rsllatre announce
the ensaEement OF their daughter. Eliz-
abeth Savilla TO Edwin T. Sewers. also
Of Pittsburgh. Arrangements are being
made for an early fall wedding
Miss Rousenberg Is well-known both
m Bellaire and Shadyside.
Entertained FOR Soloists
Mr.. Elmer Hoelzle entertained a num-
Der Of friends at his homo. No. SO Pop
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woddinr Today

Dr.. Narry BOND
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence MeharR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
ss4 RI I'D 0ib9ns oiges;
DE WASHINTONa DICEN.


Las noticiasv eirculadas desde ;;ssl So
bado, hablan de informa9iio glle, iibia-
Zee, tempo di0 Ell IMPI4AI,RFiG(..IAA IMPI4AI,RFiG(..IA,Ll res
peetpede que ,hhabfa hhabfa cambio sggfs gss iEjeeg- iEjjseegg
tiyo y de otros funcionarios de la Ad-
ministraci0n insular, pero ESQ, cpando
Sc haga juego los asuIltos Sc norma
lliFeeGg iFeGgs n tante2 ant e2slo que da la IMPRESSION
de que los fnteresados en- la n6fmali-
adad seguiran contribuyendo ella. De
/ Jun cable Que .se dijo ehVSfado apof .el
sComisionado Residente, Sc ffaf daidV
digefsas Tefsidhes,l pefoehood odieaor9s
lue Rasfa eil Tegreso a sla aislardeihsfs
C6rdoya sDaviFa; que Sc ananefaapara
pronf5,i iiio sestentlra Ia exactady ytiefi2
hitfva version del resultado de las
gestiones realizadas en- Washington,
para resolver de una vez los asuntos
de la isla. 10 FllsFf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
- NJ FoRMACIgN' GENERA L -
LOS FESTEJOS PATRONALES
HAN TENIDO UN GRAN
gAMBIENTE


AL terminarse el periodic de fiestas
que ha venido desarrollandose duran
tie algunos dfas, es de justicia felici-
tar al Comite Organizador de las mis-
mas y muy especialmente al Sr. Al
!caraz, por la parte personalisi1na Y
enthusiastic que puso en- la prepara-
ci6n de tan simpatica celebration.
San Juan ha demostrado que quie-
re volyer a la tradicion, v que siente
la fiesta del Patron, como ninguna
otra fiesta de menos abolengo entire
Inosotros.
Ell Sr. Alcaraz y los valiosos ele-
'mentos que con el han colaborado en-
este simpatico resurgimiento, pueden
tener la seguridad de que han tenido
un acierto plausible, poniendose to-
no con ell alma popular que, como no
podia por menos, ha respondido la
excitaci6n que Sc lie hacia, con verda-
dera cordialidad.
La fiesta de San Juan que este ano,
casi improvisado como Sc ha hecho
I, todo, ha sido exito, el afo que viene
lresultara mejor y asi, nuestra Capital,
volvera ser la ciudad an,able, AGO
gedora Y regocijada que fue en- otros
ftiempos.
Ell senior Alcaraz y sus colaborado-
Tres, han tenido un exito, Y. merecen
por 10 tanto, un APPLAUSE. Ell nues-
ltro no sera de los dltimos nj de los
menos fervorosos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27

N0TALas Estacones fguadas les apcaa preco de
la Immediate anterior
reguaes haan los siguentes espes
Uno que sada de Ponce las 100 M del da para San
Juan las $50 NJ del da prximamente 0o que sada de
Arecibo las 500 del da para estar San Juan las 800
Para rgreso haremos que da de San las
11OO del dia egara Ponce las de la maana del
dia s.
La Compafiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
LOS lBoNos I,f3L Nli1k t'ft
SAN SEBASTIAN.

NEl sabado perssla maiiana seIefec
fu0 en- las oficiliAs del Lclo. Rhm6r
Quinones. Ia spbasta de- los $1aOOO(
en- bonos para aeI eJapr del mu
nicipio de San sebastl Le theron
adjudicados al Sr. Manuel Ar$tiesc
de New York, a $105.16. Representt
al ST.. Argiieso, d. xavier Tfarfahi de
Ponce.
Presentation proposici0E q !. rl:sass
de Ames .Emerich v Co, representads
por el National City Bank y john b y NE N
yeen, de Chicago, representado por 4
sr.S Carlos Alyarado.: 7, lunses
Ell Tesorero de P. r. asisti0 la SD
basta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
LE AFE1To DE MALA MANERA.

Aver las 8 :45 a. m., en- Ia Plaza
Raldorioty, el individuo Jesus Cruz.
de Naguabo, residente en- San Juan.
con una navajo barbera, acometi0 y
agredi0 Pablo Ortiz, ocasionandole
una herida incisa en- ell lado derecho
de la cara, de pron6stico .reservado,
cogiGndole 10 puntos al ser asistido en-
la sala de socorro, pasando al Hospi-
tai Municipal.
I'll agresor fu6 arestado Y denuncia-
do la Corte. por acometimiento Y
aggression con lcircunstancias .agravan-
tes. Ell heeho Sc debi6 a disgustos
personales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
AvISO A los DUENOS DE
APARTADOS.

FL cobro de los alquileres de los
apartados. por ell trimestre que termi-
ma en- septiembre 80, 1922. Sc esta lle-
vando a cabo desde ell dfa 81 del CO.
iriente: terminara el dfa 80 del mis-
mo- Todos los apartados que no es-
ten pagados ell dfa 10. del entrante
mes de julio. seran clausurados y ofre
cidos en- al4uiler los solicitantes en-
turno. M. s
Ramon Alfonso Rirerd.
Administrator de cOrreos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27

ANO 1922: Ell MODELO DODGE
BROTHERS" de este afio esta batien-
do ell record entire todos los autom6vi-
les de menOs de dos mil pesos, por
las grandes mejoras que ha traido,
ademas de su gran economic. Vende-
dcres: ANDREU. AGUILAR Y CO.,
San Juan, p. R. sAdvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
ESPECTACUL0s

Cine Tres Banderas. Fcnina", en-
Z actos, .por Violet Hemming, Irving
Cumming v otras estrellas.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) 8.
Dos programs en- uno. Reprise del
colossal drama en- 6 actos "Las Semi
virgenes' y los episodios 8 y 10 de
|sLa Diosa de la Selva", acompanada
con sus correspondence comedies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
"MIs GOMAs ME DAN MAS NE
CINCO MIL MILLAS"

Esto es 10 que dicen todos los due
nos de carros Dodge, modelo 1922. En-
nuestro autom6vil tiene ell motorista
la seguridad de cinco mil miilas de
recorrido en- gomas Y de 20 al22 millas
por gallon de gasolina.
Andrea, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
Function sin Anuncios

Una vista a nuestra fabrica no le
cuesta NADIA. Esta instalada con los
adelantos mas modernos. Yea nues-
ira existencia de driles de hilo. Mo-
iamos los driles antes de fabricar.
Vendemos mas barato que los demas
Puede ordenar su traje la medida.
I'd. sera nuestro cliente como otros
muchos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
RICARDO IsEoNSSE sH.A CAsADoE

Ell gran novelista espanol, don Ri
cardo Leon, Sc ha cassdo en- Madrid
q dfa 10 del corriente mes kle JUNO
FL gran sesefitofa ha sdadol su fnombre
a la sehorita Maria del Carmen Ga
rrido, siendo padrinos de La boda ell
insigne estalista don Antonio Mau-
ra la madre de Ia noyia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
Ell, ASENTISTA DE LA PLAZA DEL
MERCADO DE SANTURCE, HA
FALLECIDO.

j. J + q /
Ell viernes en- la noche falleci0 en-
su residepcia del barrio obrero, ell ciu-
dadano Francisco Cruz, asentista de
Ia Plaza dell Mlercado de santurce, y
nArsona que, .gozaba de general estl-
! II iiYHt4asE so0as1ya iii
/ lISq entierEo Sc. verified el sabado en-
IA taEde.,anA el IS eementerio de Sam
III asistisnd9q, pAa nutrida Manifesto
cibn de1 oaorsn.e.
Engilalmnos 55lln a sus falmiliares fsl ares nuestr0
.snffn 7 sESt3assS
I'LL LA. BODA DEL SARADO
| EEl ssbaSdS6g ssbaSdS6gsh shaR etoJntrafdo matrino-
lilo en- esta sSefhdSdad, la distinguida Sc
hibrita Loretta Wells, hija del fiscal
Id faRtofte2Fedefal Mr. Wells, con
Wegicano Reginald Y, v
lStevena alto. rspresentante de Ia
dayton Register Co.
I.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
luis CASTRO REsTABLEcIDo.

sNuestro amigo el Sr. Luis Castro,
empeadp yde la San Juan Racing s
Sporting Club, que estnvo en- CANA a
lc6nseruencia de ,un fuerte golpe que
rAcibi0s en una pierna en- un acciden-
te automovilfstico, esta restablecido,
10 que sinceramente celebramos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
Ell "kITrERYs LEGO A S
JTTAN ET, SABADO

~ 7--3-1 y O-A-N III y 4k1JsAl1N = No.
y El sabado q las cince de asstaiRSe,
llego a este puerto procedente de ST.
Thomas, q trasporte de guerra anne.
Iricano "Kittery'.
Despu6s de haber tornado Ell San
Juan, aqua Y sigunas provisiones, si-
lilo &noche a las ocho hacia n. Y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
La CoInpania.
BUENA OPORTUNIDAD

Sc VENDEN TRES CABALLOS de raza anne
ricana jovenes y vigorosos, titles para coche
d CARO- -El que intereSe uno de ellOs t0doS.
sirvase pasar a la finca San Jose. barrio Can
grejos Carolina. dirijase al teIGfono
178. Santurce, p R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico
4de Julio 1922 en- San Juan.
Aniversario de la Independence de los
Estados Unidos.
TRENEs ESPECIALEs GRAN REDUCTION DE PRECIo
EN- Los PASAJES

dar mayor reace las Gandes Fs que esan
celebration del Anversaro de Indepn
Eados Undo proponemos hacer epeca
impoe de los pasaes de Ida Vuea toda
nea dde a 1ro al de Julio valedeo regrer haa
el dia 5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
EN- AsUNTos PROFESSIONALS

Vista San Juan, en- asuntos de Ia
nofesi6n, el Lcdo. Rodriguez Cebolle-
ros qpe regresa el martes Vieques.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-27
h EMBARCA Ell. T QUIGRAFO

En- el tragporte st. Mihiel' en-
barosra para Estados Untslos, doilde
pefmanecera dos meses faqufgra-
fo sde la Corte Feaefal, slr. Dalys
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-10-12
TURK DEMANDS
CAUSE BREAK
SUDDEN ENDING OF ARMIsTIcE
CONFERENCE RESULTS IN
GENERAL UNEASINEss
Fears Of War Again Threaten Far
Eastern Countries; British Fear
Attack at chanak on Aslatlc
Side Of Dardanelies

London.-Fears OF war IN Asia Min.
or again blazed forth Friday in the
wake OF collapse of the Turco-Allled
armistice conference ut Mudania. II
was admitted by Downing street Of.
ficials that the British fear an often.
sive by the Turks against the British
Mt Chanak, on the Asiatic side OF the
Dardanelles.
The British declare that Henri
Franklin-Bouillon, Franco British Ital-
ian pacification emissary was respon-
sible for the breakdown of the Mudan.
ia conference because he had informed
the Turks to make demands that
were impossible.
The house was stunned by the sud-
den collapse OF the negotiations, as
hopes had been raised that the parley
was on the point Of signing an agree.
ment.
Following the breakdown at Mu.
dania General Sir Charles Harrington
British commander in Thrace tele-
graphed to London that ''the Turks
were in n most truculent frame OF
mind" II was indicated that the
Turks were threatening hostilitles i'm.
mediately.
IL was explained Mt Premier Lloyd
Georges office that the collapse of the
negotiations had been brought by the
insistence by the Turks that matters
be taken up that General Harrington
had no authority to discuss.
The cause of the breakup OF the
deliberations was said to have been
eastern Thrace. The Turks demand,
ed the right to establish civil admin
istration in Eastern Thrace immedi-
ately fearing that diplomacy might
rob them of some Of their claims in
that district II they waited until af-
ter the peace conference.
When he saw that the negotiations
were headed for collapse. General
Harrington sent telegram to the
British cabinet explaining the situa.
ton.
News that the conference had brok.
en- down came as a great surprise here
as all Indications limited to the sign
ing OF nm armestice protocol with mr.
rangements for peace conference
later in the month.
General Harrington has returned TO
Constantinople unOer instructions
from the British war office and has
been told to maintain the armistIce
terms OF 1918 In the advance OF any
agreement at Mudania."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-10-12
CANADA VISITED
BY FOREST FIRE
MANY PERSONS ARE DROWNED
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO
BOARD SHIPS
Six Towns are Destroyed and Much
Damage 10 Done As Fire Eats
lite Way Through the Dry
Timber

North Bay.-Forest fire refugees
who arrived here Thursday from Hail
eybury reported that between fifty ant
100 persons had been drowned when
they were crowded from a dock where
they were trying to board a rescue
ship.
Another report brought by the ref
ugees was that scores had been In
Jured and several trampled to death
when flames swept the Catholic
church and caused panic among hun.
dreds who had gathered there for
safety.
Among the refugees who arrived ON
the boat were Michael Burns, his
wife and five children, who we're res.
ened from their blazing home at Hall.
eybury. They declared the crush at
the dock was indescribable and that
many were pushed screaming into the
water.
AT least fifty were drowned and
possibly hundred" declared A. r..
Whitlock, a travelling representative
OF Swift and company, who was bad.
ly burned about the arms and hands.
lie received the burns while working
with a rescue squad on North Cobalt.
The T. & N. o. railroad is selling
blind" passage to refugees who wish
to leave North Bay. II agrees to take
them only so far as the line may still
be found TO be passable.
Motor scouters 90 out ahead Of the
trains to investigate the tracks which
In many places have been warped out
o fshape by heat OF burning freight
cars.
The first relief train from Cobalt
arrived at North Bay with $40 pas
sengers who were lodged in private
homes churches and public !nstitu
tions.
Other trains were rushed to Cobalt
to remove the thousands Of homeless
refugees who flocked there from the
destroyed towns.
The Sisters OF Providence hospital
the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Metho-
dist. Baptist and Presbyterian church
es and the new courthouse OF
Haileybury were burned by the flames
which destroyed the town in less than
two hours. Inmates Of the hospital
were removed in automobiles 20
Cobalt.