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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26
GEORGES TR|PPED
BY SKI, CINEMA
SAID TO REVEAL
Carpenter May Yet Be Given
Decision, French Experts
Believe.

PARIS. Sept. &c (By the Associated
Prcss) The controversy over the
dramatic finish of the Georges Car
pentIer- Battling silk fight continues
and tho formers manager. Des-
camps. persists in his appeals TO the
Boxing Federation for reversal OF
the judges decision awapling the
championship to the Senegalese.
Many of those who have seen the
motion picture films Of the contest
maintain that Carpenter was clearly
trlppcd by his opponent.
Georges now bears few marks Of
the beating he suffered. but his ply
siclana are keeping him in bed' De-
cause OF his spraincd ankle and frac-
tured right hand. He broke the hand
on Skis skull.
"IIe has q hard head. that Negro"
CONTINUED on Twenty-first Page.)
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TOM WATSON DEAD,
STRICKEN BY ACUTE
ASTHMA At DINNER
Georgia Senator SuccumbS to
Old Ailment Early in
Morning.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G.-United
States Senator Thomas L. Watson, Of
Georgia, died ST. Ienly at his home
here carly to-day.
Death was said TO be due TO an
acute attack of asthma, from which
Senator Watson had suffered recuT-
rently for some years.
He was stricken suddenly after din
ner last night and passed away
shortly after 8 o'clock this morning.
He was slxty-six years of ages
Although failing health had inter
rupted Senator watson's attendance
nj Senate sessions frequently in the
last several months, he was in his
seat Friday when the Senate ad-
journed and his friends believed he
was then showing Improvement.
The body Of the Senator will be
taken 10 his home at Thomson Ga,
at 3.15 o'clock to-day He had al.
ready made reservations on train
leaving at that time to spend tho
Congressional vacation at his home.
Thomas L. Watson was one Of the
most tiery and spectacular figures in
American politics.
In the Senate he had many alter
cations. the latest occurring last
December during trial OF his charges
that several American soldiers were
hanged in France without trial.
While testifying, the Senator threat
ened to slap the face of Major George
w. Cocheu, attached to the General
Staff, who had testified in denfense Of
the army. A minute before this,
Watson and Senator Bandegee almost
came to blows.
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RACING RESULTS.
WOODBINE.
FIR ST RACES furlongs.

FIRST RACE-6 furlongs.
Bullion (Burke), first; Quanah
(Wallace), second; Harry Burgoyne
on. Fator), third.
starters: Lancelot, Frank Fo-
garty, Phalaris, Beckna, Riddles.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs-
Flag of Truce, first; Banner Bearer,
second; Buckwheat, third.
All started.
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LONDON, Sept. IS (Associated
Press).-A dispatch to the Time from
Chanak seems to indicate tho latest
reported Turkish cavalry invasion OF
the neutral zone occurred late yester-
day. The message, dated Monday,
said:
This afternoon Turks from BlAlsa
violated the neutral zone, moving due
west and commenced to close on The
port of Kara Blgha, where there Is d,
British post of thirty men, Two de
stroyers are in colse support"
The message added that at the time
OF telegrapbing there had been no
news of a collision between the two
forces.
LONDON, Sept, 26 Omitted Press.
Tho Allied AdmiraIs at Smyrna to
day served an uItimatum on Mustapha
kemaI that the Turkish forces must
be withdrawn from the neutral zone
Of the Straits, il was officially an.
nounoed.
1t is understood that the leader OF
the Turkish Nationalists has forty
eight hours to order the retreat q.
machine gunners and cavalrymcr
who have invaded the zone and takcr
up n position at Erenkeui. ten mile
south of the British stronghold n
Chanak on the Dardanelles.
The invasion at Erenkcut, which
threatens to upset the Allied peace
plans in the Near East, is the second
by the l;onalists, who forty-elghi
hours ago entered the neutral zone.
but after their commanders statct
they did so because they were unds
the impression that the British hat
left. the Turks withdrew.
The seriousness of this situation is
aggravated, according to Allied oil
clals, by the fact that it Is Impossible
TO explain this invasion away by
claiming another "mistake" had been
made. 1t was understood that Sir
Charles Harrington, British Com.
mander in Chief Of the Chanak arca
his been notified of the Allied ult-
matum and has been ordered TO acc
in case the terms OF the demand ere
not carried out.
II was reported here that the
ksmallstS have at least $500 picked
troops at Erenkeui and that reiR-
foreements are on the way. This,
however, could not be confirmed.
KeHal is now at Smyrna, huUEs
recently moved his headquarters from
Ismid, before the British lines tina.
are protecting Constantinople. 1t was
presumed that the ultimatum was
| served on him in person.
The French authorities IN Constau
tinople, according TO the British an
nouncement, took tho Kemanst inva-
sion up with Hamid Bey, the Turkish
representative in that city. British
officials. in their announcement, urged
that conservative course be pur-
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Ask Governor for Plank Fav-
oring Removal Of All Legal
Restrictions.
MILLER MAKES SLATE.
Remains Firm That Secre-
tary of State Lyon Be
Dropped.
BY Joseph S. Jordan.
(staH Correspondent Of Tho Evening
WORLDLY

ALBANY, Sept. ga new factor
N state politics obtruded itself on
the leaders to-d day when u delegation
rom tho New York branch Of the
National Womln's laarty called on
Gov. Miller at his Office and demand =
ed that the State Convention insert a
plank in the platform fayoring tho re-
movaI Of all legal restrictions against
women. They had the following
plank written out::
"It will bo the duty of tho new ad-
mlnistration to remove all existing
Of the law as between
men and women"
This is the same pledge, according
to the delegation, that Lloyd George
made to his countrywomen in 1913,
after they won suffrage.
Tho delegation received by tho
Governor consisted of Mrs. William
Blauvelt Of Syracuse, State Chair
man; Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith O.
New York City, Legislative Chair
man; Mrs. Ruth King Henderson OF
Syracuse, Vice Chairman; Mrs
Charles D'Angelis OF Utica, Vicl
Chairman; Miss Edith Ainge OF
jamestown, Mrs. Marcus NJ. Marks
Of New York City. Chairman; Miss
Marion May, Mrs. Robert D. Stearns
and Miss Rebecca Hourwich OF New
York City Committee.
mates slate" printed below, Is
the official ticket, so far as 1t has
been made up:
For Governor-Gov. Nathan J.
Miller
For Lieutenant Govornor-W. J.
| Donovan.
For Secretary OF State
For Attorney Gencral-Ersklne c
Rogers.
For state Enginoer-Roger Black.
For mptroller-Wlliam Maicr.
For Treosurer-N. Monroe Marshall
Gov. Miller yesterday startled tn,
leaders by the declaration that he wal
not a candidate for the head of thu
| ticket unless the subordinates were t,
| his liking. His statement put all tn,
leaders right up In the air, but whei
it was sensed and had undergon,
thorough discussion. the outstandin.
| proposition was that Secretary o
State John ]. Lyons must be ellmI
mated from the ticket.
Up to this morning no successor I,
| Lyons had been chosen. In tho in
| terim the New York County Republi
can Committee was in session il
Manhattan, and Albany was waiting
on the result Of this meeting.
The word given out in Albany wa!
that the organization was debating
upon the proposition Of putting Jacl
Lyons upon tho slate Of Nate, ol
! making a fight against the slate.
But tho wiseacres in Albany hac
concluded that the hurry coll Of thu
County Committeeman was more 70,
the purpose OF entrenChing San
Koenig ms the Manhattan leader thar
helping Jack Lyons to fasten himself
in the office OF Secretary Of State
Koenig had already served notice or
state Chairman George Glynn that II
Lyons desired to make a fight for re,
nomination as Secretary OF State the
county organization would, OF neces
Continued on Thirteenth Page.)
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SKI WOULD GIVE
$4,000 FRANCS TO
BECOME WHITE.
Conqueror of Carpenter
Fears Dempsey Will Draw
the Color Line.
(Assoctated Press)

PARIS, sept. ~.
81 would give $4,000 francs to
be changed into "a white man."
said Battling Sikh, the conqueror
of Georges Carpenter, to-day
after receiving an immense ova-
tion from q multitude of admirers
in a Paris restaurant. The tower
ing Senegalese said that no was
afraid Dempsey would draw the
color lin.
The new champion is married
to a white woman, who comes
from an excellent Dutch family in
Amsterdam. She is a tall, slender
and blue-cycd Hollander. She
appeared rather overcome to-day
with the sudden fame and atten-
ton paid her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-09-26
SPONGE FOUND
IN NOSE OF TUFTER
STAKE FAVOR|TE
Plan to Ruin Chances of
Probable Winner Is Discov-
cred at Aqueduct Track.
Especial to The Evening World.

AQUEDuCT RACE TRACK, Sept
25.A plan 10 ruin tho chances Of Tuf-
tor. favorito to win the stonybrook
Selling stake, the fourth race to be
run here this afternoon, was frus-
trated when It was discovered that O
sponge had been stuffed up tho horse 3
nose. The discovery was made after
Tufter was being cooled out this morn
ing after a sharp breeze.
The sponge was removed but the
soap and grease made the horses
nostril swell. There was a small flow
OF blood which followed the extraction
of the sponge but a veterinary who
examined the horse believed Tufter
was in good enough condition to per-
form.
Tuftcr had not been scratched up TO
the time the first race had been run.
----
THE DAILY HIRSHFIELD.
"Davy" IIlrshfcld wrote another let
ter to-day-traction serieS.-attacking
Gov. Miller. Same old stun, same old
campaign hokum
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HAVRE DE GRACE.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-hali
furlongs.-Rialto (Keogh). first; Carol
(Bullman), second; Sweep Hawk
(Bruening). third.
Non starters: Vigil.
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AQUEDUCT.

FIRST RACE.-Six and one e-halr
furlongs.
Valentia (Merimee), first; Cum
Sab (Robinson), second; Zealot q.
Fator), third.
Non -starters-Fancier, Equator, 81.
Isidor John Joseph, Quesada, Arrow
Of Gold, Esquire.
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CONSTANTINOPLE Sept &c ASSOCIATED body
Turkish cavalry
This is like that
fore the receipt Of the Allied
Gen. Harrington, the British commander
Ing channel 10 a pacific withdrawal of both forccs
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THE DAILY HIRsHFIELD.
U. S. Backs Down on Rum Seizures
AT Sea Outside of Three-MiIe Limit
Cabinet Decides to Restrict Dry Enforcement Except
When Ships Send Own Boats Ashore.

Sept 26The Cabinet It's to-day decided
enforcement operations within threemie limit
ships communca
ton with through and small
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ORDER TO QUIT NEUTRAL ZONE
IGNORED BY THE kEMALISTS
l 1000 Cavalry Cross Line From Bigha-AlsO Re-
ported to Have Occupied Kun halesi, on
Dardanelles and to Have Force of $500 With
Guns Ready to Cross to Europe.

Kemal Accepts Allies Peace Terms, With
String to it, Insisting on Right to Conduct
Military Operations During Conference,
Which Will be Held Oct. 2, at Mudania.
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ro.niuht'e woather-FAlR, FROST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13
. sobotniego obchodu
,,ZaWieszenia Broni"
W miescie.

Podobnie jak w caiym swlecle
tax i w Chicago czwarta roczni-
&c Zawieszenia Broni obchodzo-
no bardzo uroczyScie. Najruchli-
wsza dzielnica Chicago, sfodmie-
seize, byla w sobote widownia
wzruszajacego aktu oddania
,czci poleglym ma polach
Fran oil bohaterom wojny swia-
towel. Ma odgios gwizdkow
fabrycznych i syren godzlnie
Hiss caly ruch nagle ustai, thu
my sic zatrzymaly a giowy odkry
| ly i zwrociiy w strone wschodu.
Ina rogu vi. Madison i. State Ia
trzymal size tlum idscej Publi--
cznoSci wraz marynarzami, kto
rzy dali trzylrotns salwe, poczem
trebacze odegrali pobudke. Ma
iedna minute obecni cofneli sic
pamiecia o kilka lat wstecz, kie-
dy to re wzruszeniem re izami
w oczach whano p5erwsza zapo-
wiedz rodzacego sic pokoju w
| CALVIN swiecie. Przedwczorajszy
tlum ME byi jednak tym dawnyn
tfumem wzruszonym j wesoSym,
| byI to tfum, ktory oddawal Geese
poleg}ym ma polach chwaly boha-
terom-zolnierzom. Jedna minnte
trwaio to wzruszajace oddanle
hoidu, poczem wszyscy wrocili
do piracy wszystko powrociSo do
ncrmalnego stanu.
N:etylko w srodmiesciu obcho,
dzono ten dzien uroczyscie. We
wszystkich dzielnicach miasta "a
trzymano maszyny oddano Geese
poleglym o tel samej godzinie. a
wieczorem we wszystkich prawie
Towarzystwach i organizacIach
obywatelskich urzadzono przyJe-
cia zabawy it'd. NajuroczySciej
jednak obchodziia ten dzien orga
nizacia weteranow zoinierzy IA
merican Legion, ktora W sobo-
te rozpoczefa zbieranie ska.
dek (drajw) ma budowe do
rnu dla inwalidow j stwo-
rzenie funduszu dia chorych
I i kalek - zoinierzy. Procz tego
cbchodzilo uroczyscie to swieto
Tow. Czerwonego Krzyza",
The R. o. T. c." The Chicago
Historical Society, The Gold
Star Mothers, j wszystkie orga-
nizacje kobiecie W caiem miescie.
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Kronika Chicagoska.

nowoscia, kt6ra u%aza p. Fitz-
morris "a bardzo skuteczna,
Wedfug jeGo +planu kapitanowie
policji beda mieli prawo prze
znaczania policjant6w do nosze
MIA zwyk}ych cywilnych ubran
w ciagu 80 dni a kontrole ich
dziaialnosci bedzie prowadzil
pierwszy deputowany, p. AL
cock. CT, ktorzy okaza sic ME-
odpowiednimi w siuzbie, beda
musieli w{ozyc mundury z po-
wrotem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13
Szef Policji podejmuje
wake re ezbrodniarzalni.

Szef policji, P. Fdtzmorris pred
staw;i wczoraj swoj plan zapro-
wadzenia innowacyj dla lepsze-
go i skuteczniejszego zwalczenia
zbrodniarzy podczas nadchodza--
Gel zimy. Plan ten okreSlii on trze
ma punktami: lszy domaga sic
stworzenia specjalnej komisji kar
nej, ktoraby sic zajeia wylacznle
sprawami karnemi, drugi = po-
wiskszenia liczby Fordow j stwo
rzenia specjalnego oddziaiu pa
trolu motorowego, a trzeci wzna-
via dawny plan, zaprowadzenia
policji w zwykiych, cywilnych
ubraniach, co zostanie ,natych-
miast przeprowadzone.
Co sic tyczy stworzenia komi-
sji karnej, to p. Fjtzmorris uwa-
"a, re powinna sic ona skiadac z
szefa policji, komisarza zdrowia,
komisarza dla spraw budowla-
nych z dw6ch osob cywilnych
dokiadnie obznajomionych tego
rodzaju sprawami. Wspomina on
tvlko o dwoch takich osobach
pp. Samuelu Trascherze, przewod
niczacym komitetu IS. i Henrym
Chamberlainie, dyrektorze Chica
goskiej komisji karnej. Ta komi-
sia. zdaniem p. Fitzmorrisa, kie-
rowaiaby krucjata przeciwko
zbrodniarzom. w obecnych cza-
sach, mowii p. Fitzmorris, ME mo
ina urzadzac obfaw bez special
nvch warrantow, a niektore obia-
wy byly wprost bezpoSrednio
wstrzymane przez zakazy. Taxa
karna konisja mogiaby zamykac
domy nierzadu i Mkt ME zazadal-
by ami cd konisarza zdrowia ami
cd komisarza dla spraw budowlh
nych otwarcia ich.
Sprawa powiekszenia liczby
Ford6w przedstawia sic p. Fitz-
morrisowi jako bardzo pozadana.
Dotychczas kazda stacja policyj-
ma posiada jeden automobil, lecz
potrzeba nabycia wiekszej ilosci
takich automobile okazuje sic CO.
taz bardziej oknieczna. P. Fitz-
morris bedzie sic starai otrzymae
wkrotce upowaznien:e do naby-
cia wiekszej ilosci automobile j
spodziewa sic juz W zimie powiek
szyc liozbe automobile do 75-ciu,
ewentualnie do 100. Automobile
te. roznrieszczone po stacjach W
miare potrzeby beda tworzyiy cd
dziasy ,,latajace".
Zaprowadzenie policji W ivy
k}ych, cywilnych ubraniach jest
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gOWIETY MoSKIEWSKIE
GRozA PoLSCE WOJNA.

Moslwa, 1S, istop. - Kores
pondent mosEriewsSd gazety ,,Ch;
cago Tribune" p. jerry Seldes
pisze: - Mic jaSniej ME
okreSla nowego stanowiska Ro--
sii sowieckiej do pozostaHch
KRAKOW W Eurupie jak diva osta-
tnie oswiadczenia sowieckiegr
ministerjum sprsw zagTanicz-
nych, rczynione " sobote. W je-
inem z Mich sowiety bardzo o.
stro napadaja na Polske, zas W
drugim na pahstwa sojusznicze
"a ich stosunek wzgledem Tur'
eli. Oba oswiadczenia giosza
swiatu, re Rosja sowiecka ME
pozwoli ma ignorowanie jej albo
zniewazanie.
Ostatnie oSwiadczenia utrzy,
name sa W tym samym TOME jak
! niedawne noty sowietow dc
Anglji, Rumunji i Japonji W spra
wach sowiet6w z teni panstwa-
mi.
Powyisze wskazuie, re stano-
wislo Rosji wzmacnia sic stale
wskutek zwyciestw sowietow we
Wiadywosto&lu ma Syberji, wskr
tex zwyciestw Turkow, wskuteE
czesciowego trwolnienia sic Ro-,
sii Cd kleski gfodowej i wreszcie
wskutek zorganizowania nowej
armji, co do ktdrej niektorzy A
merylanie wyrazaja przekonanie,
L mo4e zwyciesko przejSt przez
Gaia Polske.
Oswiadczenie, odnoszace sic do
PolsEi m6wi, ze Rosja musi bye
traktowana nar6wni innem
panstwami. Powyzsze mozna u
podobnic do ultimatum pod adre
sem Polski oznacza doRaganie
sic, aby Naczelnik Pahstwa od-
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Spokohrzenls IA SIR. s-ciejJ
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Turcy Me Chca WidzieG u Siebie
CudzOziemc0W.
Przewiduja Upadek Rzadu Kanclerza Wntha.
zABURZENIA " NADRENH W NIEMCzECH.
Kemalisci Czuja Sic Uraieni Nota Ameryki.
Tnne TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

dawa4 honory akredytowaryn
Iprzy rzsdzie polskim przedstawi-
cielom sowieclim tax samo jab
Il przedstawicielom innych
pahstw.
Rad sowiecki odmowii MEDIA
VINO ofidalnego przyjecia pol,
slciego charge d'affaires W Mo,
skwie.
Rad bolszewicbi zarzuca pol
sldemu Naczelnikowi Panstwa il
iakoby juz cd miesiscy wyszuku-
Ije powodow do uchylenia sic cd
oficjalnego przyiecia sowieckiego
Iprzedstawiciela w Warszawie, p.
Oblenskiego / wskutek tego So
wiety utrzymuja, re Polska wy
| kracza przeciw warunkom trak,
tatu ryskiego.
Karol Radek powiedziaf z te.
go powodu, ze ,,jezeli Polska W
tyrn kierunku dopuszcza sic Ia:
mania traktatu ryskiego to i Ro-
sja uczyni to sano tylko, re w
fnnyrn kierunku."
Zgromadzeni ma zjezdzie trze-
ciej miedzynarodowki delegaci
komunist6w r61nych KRAKOW ma
swiecie byli bardzo oburzeni O.
statnim zajsciem W Polsce, ale
Igdy ujrzeli armje Leona Trockie
go oburzenie ich zarnienito sic
ma otwarte wyjawienia nadziei
1e ROSA so~iecka odpowie Pol
see bardzo energicznie.
Co do stosunkow z Turcja, So
wiecki minister spraw zagranicz-
Fnych Czyczerin Powiedzia}, re
panstwa sojusznicze ME maja "a
miaru zadowoliG zadah turec--
kich i zgodzic sic ma sojusz ro-
syjsko turecki. Turcy zamkneli
instytucje cud1oziemslcie godza,
ce W prawa Turcji zazsdali wy
cofania wojsk soiuszniczych, do
czego posiadaja niezaprzeczone
prawo - mowii Czyczerin.
ANGLIcY UcIEKAJA z KoN-
sTANTYNoPoLA.
Paryz, 13. listop. Biuro
World" w Paryzu otrzymafo
wiadomosc telegraficzna Kon-
stantynopola. doniesieniem, ze
Anglicy zarowno wojskowi jak i
cywilni pospiesznie opuszczaja to
miasto. w depeszy tel mowi sic,
lze Harding udaf sic w sobote do
Aleksandrji zamiarem otwo-
rzenia swej gSownej kwatery W
Kairze.
Wyrazenie Harding ma podo-
bno odnosic sic do gen. Harring-
tona, giownodowodzacego woj-
skami angielskimi ma Bliskim
Wschodzie.
w doniesieniu nadmienia sic
re powazne wypadki w Konstan
tynopolu zmusify Anglikow do
opuszczania tego miasta i prze--
Inoszenia swych urzedow do Kai-
rd.
Juz cd kilku dni nadchodza
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Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.
Wsch6d sIonca godzinie 6:Ss.
k.,so. - c-,,7,f,,is A.01

Wsch6d slonca godzinie 6:Ss.
Zach6d sIo6ca godztnie 4:31.
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: w
pouiedEalek 4 prawdopodobnie we
wtorek deszcz; we wtorek zimniej.
silny p6lnOcno-wschodni wiatr W po-
niedzialeF, przechOdzacy W po4noc-
noSzachodni we wtOrek.
-
Temperature doby minionej: MAJ
wyzsza wczoraj gOdzinie 4-tej mad
ranem 54 stopni, najniiSza wczoraj
o gOdznie 5tej po pOndniu 40 stop
nj.
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TYs1Ac oF1AR TRzEs1ENIA
ZIEMI w CHILE.

Santiago, Chile, Is listopada.-
Gale prawie terytorjum poSudn'o
wo amerykahskiej republiki Chi
lc nawiedzone zostalo W sobote
katastrofalnem W swych skut-
kach trzesieniem ziemi. Fale nor
skle wystapiiy. z brzegow wdar'
|Iy sic daleko w gfab kraju, iczy'
MAC spustoszenie, ktorego roz--
riarow poprzerywana W wieiu
runttach komunikacja telegrati-
czna ME pozwoliSa dotad okreslic
Naiwiecej ucierpialy cd trzesie
MIA ziemi prowrncje Antofagasta,
Atacama Coquimbo; dotychcza
sowe wiadomosci dorosza, IL
niasto Copiapo, W Atacama, po-
nioslo najwiecej ofiar W zyciu
ludzkieni. ..Cyfra zabitych w Co
piapo dosiega stu osob, przy ME
mniejszej liczbie ciezko rannych'
Los miasta Antofagasta wzbu-
DIAL do pewnego czasu powazne
obawy, zdolano jednak stwier-
die, il wiekszosc szkod, wyrza-
dzonych w tel miejscowosci, mia
la zrodio " silnym zalewie NOR
skim, ktory zmusil mieszkancow
do opuszczenia swych domow ra
towania sic ucieczka.
Popioch wsrod mieszkahc6w.
Prawie wszyscy mieszkancy O.
puscili w popicchu mieiscowosc
Chanaral w Atacama, gdy po u
staniu trzesienia zierni przyszia
kolej ma potworne fale morskie'
zmywajace zachwiane W swych
pcdstawach budynki. W:fksza
czesc miasta ulegia zupeinemu
zniszczeniu. Setki budynkow ru-
nefo W prowincji Coquimbo, mie-
szkaicy zawczasu jednak opusci-
Ii swe domy, szukajac schronie-
MIA ma otwartych polach j W go
rach.
Z pofudniowyoh czesci republi
ki nadchodza wiadomosci Q sill
ncm trzesieniu zierni, Powoduja-
ccln jednak nieznsczne tylko
szkody.
Ponowne trzesichie daio sic cd
czuc W sobote 0 4:45 po poiudniu
i trwalo 10 sekund
100 oSoB GINIE w JEDNEM
MIESCIE.
Antofagasta, Chile, 10 listopa-
da. Prasa Stow = q CORA lOO
osob straciio zycie a znaczna IL
.czba innych odniosia powazne o
brazenia fizyczne podczas trze--
sienia ziemi, jake W sobote rano
nawiedziio stolice prowincji Alta
CANA, miasto Copiaco. Znaczna
liczbs budynkow lezy W gruzach.
Pierwsze wstrzasnienia daily
sic odczuc W Antofagasta okoio
poinocy, byiy one niezwykle sill
ne i dfugotrwaie. Prawie bezpo-
srednio potem telegraficzne po-
iaczenie poinocny poiudlieiri
zosfaio zerwane.
10 zAB1TYCH w CoQUIMBO
Valparaiso, Is listcpada. (Pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13

Przybycie Rumuiskiej Misji Finansowej.
Rad Wycofa $625.OoOOOO Wojen. Oszczednosci
Polar Olbrymich zbiornik6w Nafty.
Inne Telegrdmy KrdjoWe.

sa Stow = Lista ofiar trzesie-
MIA ziemi W Coquimbo zawiera 20
za!.itych 50 rannych. Gala ham
dlowa dzielnica ulegfa zniszcze-
niu. 5000 mieszkaricow znajduje
sic bez dachu mad giowa. Miesz-
kahcy wszystkich miejscowosci,
dotknietych kataklizmem natury,
potrzebuja gwaitownie pomocy.
TRZESIEN1E ZIEMI w BUE.
NOS AYRES.
suenos Ayres, 13 listopada. -
.(pFasa Stow Slime trzesienic
zien,i daio sic odczuc W sobote
rano W Buenos Ayres j argentyn-
skich prowincjach W paste gor An
dow. Znaczn;ejszych szkod ME
bylo.
TrZesleflie zlemi notowano W
Chicago.
Tutejsza stacja seismograficz-
ma przy uniwersytecie Chicago
zanotowaia W piatek W nocy ME-
zwykle slime trzesienie zierni "
cdlegiosoi 4,o70 mil cd Chicago,
lime stacje seismograficzne W
St. Zjedn. w Europie zanoto--
waiy rowniel slime trzesienia zic
mi, trwajace cd l1tej do 3ej go
dziny rano, W nocy z piatku ma
sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, poniedzialek, Is. hstoPada:
sw. Stanisiawa Kostld. - Sw. Dy-
daka Wynn.
Jutro, wtorek, IA. istopada: Sw.
Marcina p,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13
400 osob bedzie czuwa-
10 nadsprawdzaniem
balotow.

Mad prawidiowem sprawdza
MEM wynik6w wtorkowych wy
borrow, kt6re sic rozpocznie dzi-
siaj o godzinie loci rano, czu-
wac bedzie 400 os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-13
SO zabitych i S53 ran
nych w wypadkach
acknowledged W
ciagu tygodnia..

w 21 miastach W ciagu ostat-
niego tygodnia zabitych costa
70 W wypadkach automobile
wych S3 os6b 1858 ranionych.
Poni5sza tabelka wskazuje, lie
zgine{o osob w poszczeg6lnych
miastach.