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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

pointed by the Governor ot Virginia
IS member ~ the Commission on
Gaining Camr Activities She va.
national chairman %: the National
t"nrresa o; Mothers end Parent
Teacher Associations: was chairman
az the woman's committee OF the To-
cal Council Of Defense: a delegate :"
the National Council VI Defense. and
q delegate to the National Peace Con-
ference at Zurich. in 1919. In which
year she was also a special reprsscn-
tatlve of the bureau of Immigration
TO Europe.
TN William md Mary Donrd.
She Is an honorary member OF the
National Council OF Women OF the
Argentine: is on the hoard of visitors
to William and Mary College, and is
member rf the Socicte Academ!que
HistoIrc lntcruaticnale.
Mrs, Barrett Is we'll known IN Rich
mond. wher" she has mad. frequent
visits socially and aa head "f many
Of the organizations in which she Is
leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
WALLACE REID ILL;
SUFFERS 4 RELAPSE
tBv Universal service.1

Los ANGELES, CALL. Oct. 90
Wallace Red is reported 10 he criti-
cally III at his Hollywood home.
An eye Infection has recently ron-
fined the famous motion-p picture s.ar
tn his home. aud Yesterday. Il was
said he was recovering.
lac suffered sudden relapse last
night, and Il was planned to rcmove
him to hospital. Today his con
d!t!0n grew so serious that il was
found inadvIsaele To move him.
Mrs. Reid dorothy DavenporD is
In constant attendance at her hus-
bands bedsidt.
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Killed Before Crowds.
Vendetta Is Blamed
LBy Universal snrvic.

NEW YORK. oct. Z0.-A VEN
delta believed inspired as the
result Of tmcial activities +.
blamed FOR the death ,od,v Of
Frank iarisc. assistant, cj,v MIR.
"uPciNis"r. Mr PariYe was
shot down on crowded .,roc,
~ wv" unidentified assa!lants.
who escaped.
''' fHr!sc controlled the push
cart Industry on the East Side.
which recent: has been tho tar
set of an investigation la which
Sraft vas alleged. As far as
IL known. SIR. PARSE made no
enemies in the performance tf his
duty.
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LEAPS IN PARACHUTE
AS AIRPLANE CRASHES
fEv Assoeiated Prcssl

DAYTON. OHIO. Oct. "0.--l.eapin2
from his l."cnig monoplanc In II
parachute when The plane began to
wobblc at height OF 2.p0o feet
above the ground over North Day
ton today. Lieutenant Harold r.
Harris. chief OF the dying section Of
MCCook Field. escaped death while
his plane crashed TO earth.
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BLAME TRAIN WRECKERS
FOR DEATH OF THREE
rBy Associated Press !

WILLiAMSPORT. PA. oct. 20
Belief was expressed by authorities
today that a rail was removed to
wreck a Wabash eastbound passcn-
ger train No. >, near here las; n!gh,
The wreck Killed three persons. in
iurcd seven others and caused the
destruction OF seven coaches by firc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
PASSENGERS SHAKEN UP
WHEN TRAIN DERAILED
IHv Assoclnicd press.l

cOLuMBCS. OHIO. Oct. 2o.--About
100 passengers aboard Baltimore
nnd OHIO p"sscnge" train No. IS we're
shaken up. and few were slightly
injured tonight when The train struck
an open switch and plowed into a
string OF freight cars, just inside
the city limits.
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DIt. cAItItI:TT GETS

DIt. IAURIT'T GETS
2aa VOTES OF $50
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 90 DIR. Kate
Waller Jarrett. OF AlcSantria. Va.
vas elected president OF the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary at the Amer!-
can Legion convention here today.
She drew @39 votes out of $50. Mrs
Donald MccCae, il, 0f Council Bluffs
Iowa. was second. and Mrs .. II.
pliphart. of Trenton. y. y. third. and
jirs w. II. eudworth, nf Milwaukee,.
Wis. with twcnty-nine. was fourth.
Mrs. Laura y. SpauldIng, Of New
fnnpShIrr, was namcd for the West
"rn division. and Mrs. Frank Fleming
ot Georgia. for tho southern division.
Th" national vice presidents OF the
auxiliary elected are: Mrs Donald
Mccrac. Council Bluffs, Iowa for
Central division: AIRS. Jennie r.
Srcley OF Washington. Western di-
vision. and Mrs. Margaret simon, Of
Colorado. for northwestern division.
Dr. Barr"t, is noted sociologist and
welfare worker.
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Weird Message Reaches
Atlantic City From Sea
IBy AssocIated rres..l

ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.. oct. CO
scrubbed across the backs o: two
ADVERTISING cards and s-Ened bv
Herman Thomas and Frank iIra-
mer, of Wcchawken. the follow
inS message was washed ashore
today In Il milk bottle:
Wrecked on lower end Ling
Island Ia tuS October ~. la2,
Haven't any water LETT. Drifting
oui 10 sea. Guess wc'll die. No.
tify parents"
The message was given to the
coast guard for investigations
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EXPENDITURES WOULD
BE PRUNED TO LIMIT
treasures of Individual leu.
ton States Would Be
Included.
PLAN TO CALL WORLD MEETING
Discussion Of Gcrmnny', Capacity to
Pny and "f War Debt. Cen
rrnlly In View.
tHy Associated rrcss.1


'"hiH' oct. 2o.--complcte and
rigid control Of al. German finances
po.cr IN ,n,n .,.o.,,,t,,
ulatc taxation. ard ,y,hn-i,, -, a.
tat" tn. ar-.nt.rms,,, ~, .,
gets Of III. yario,is ,:o,, 20"
are among IN. chic. ,-a,ns.,
,air.h IN 80. 49, |""
goy.rnm.p, ,o,. me rr"hrh
many. aranc.a, h,r,r,,i,ls w
III. ,lllci,.. ,b, c,,,.. i"o 'o'
,icn 10 r.., ,,ar ." POSI-
m.ntr. '''' '''""s pay
Tho n,,r ,as ,,,.,
rcp.r.,iu,s c,,r,,,ts.i - 'hn
Louis Har,hcr .b. pE
,ativc on the commission. and d!s.
CoSt'"h "' IN" projec; VIII begin to-
".in"uEh no. mentioned IN
~" "h'cih! summary. u Bar,hou s
."' c"h'e'n pihtHs a meeting of icad-
,nE business men 81 the world to
'rLf.ih'ne ''"'n'hny'a capacity 70 pay
NJ I" consider IN" question o; inter-
"'IiHh 'ehts.
l. RrpIy TO Hrndhury Plan.
Tn" plan. IN encr, is a f.,,v 10
tho HT!'!sh separations proicc, -.
cent? placed before tho commission
"y SIR John bradbury. II differs
ranic"liy from the B-!iIsh poiat OF
view. NJ Earthou urges the calling
-. go - '''''''Hce 10 utal
ur"ad f"parauons commits
"t new guar
Icayi,r ,ha ms 'csmhny'
40. - a., '''' ~
rh. nrnno.j,inr 80,
put Germany on uoid t... hn,,i
ming with AN issu. OF rold ,rno. .ur,
snCurities " Bnrthou would hays
Germany pay her outstanding obIi
cations In paper currency, and he
calculates ihs; then German. pape,
,fcuIation would he $1,000. .0No. .oon
MAJ KS. winch AT the present; rate o.
rN'n"Hs" worth less than the
ie''"NI"HH epia reserve.
steps Ncc"sHnr'.
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The Weather

II will he fnlr todny md tomorrow
with rising temperature to-
morrow.
tFor full weathor report see page a.
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Continued on rage 3. Col. A..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22

tenga a qui6n rezar, debe doblar Ia
rodilla esparcir flores, cantando al
immortal. EGernGmente. eterha mente,
que es 10 menos que puede pedir una
vida ejemplar de martirio de virtud
dedicada su pstria.
Calmadas las pasiones que engendra
la guerra; olvidados los motives de
ella; cicatrizadas las heridas y los
agravios: ALA. en- la terra cubana Sc
estan dando la mano en- fraternal en-
presa de trabajo reconstruction, los
que aver lucharon por distinta bande-
ra, los nativos y los espafioles. En- la
vieja nacion que dio Cuba 10 que
pudo dar, idioma, coatumbres. hogar
quito la civilization, tambien cru
zan su mano fortifcan sus lazos de
amistad y de familia, los veteranos de
la Independence y los representatives
de Ia Corona sabiendo que de la union
de todos los pueblos latinos de Ameri-
ca ha de surgir la gran fuerza que en-
puje, con la Espafia que former las ge-
neraciones futuras, una nueva Y robus-
ia civilization que sorprenda al mum
do, no por la marcialidad de sus ejer-
citos y el espanto de sus cahones, y
la Extravaganza de sus empresas. sino
por la pureza de sus ideas, sus costuIn-
bres, sus c6digos, sus refaciones inte-
riores exteriores, en- la magnifica ar
monia Gle su sistema democratico
Y esa, precisamente, ha sidO la doc
trina de los libeHtadores Es la doc
trina que asemilla en- los pueblos de
America, con Ell esplendor de su flora,
con la frmeza de su mundo fisico, con
| la gradiosa pompa con que en- sus
atlas cumbres brillan los fuegos de la
vida sobre las nieves de los tiempos
Y la palabra de los libertadores, que
son su ensehanza su doctrina. sera Ia
prueba mayor de la eficiencia de 81
obra
Felix MATos BERNIER.
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CoRTEJANDo A LA vIUDA DE CA
RUSO

(Continuacion de la pag. 2a)
yes de las operas, Sc lie We cl siempre
d gu lado con la pequeha Gloria en- sus
rcdillas. Pero sea 10 que sea Ic que el
baJo lie haya dicho Ia viuda, esta no
Ia mostr9do para con el mas solicisad
que para con los demas admirado- e.
t''e constantemente la rodean.
Ell hecho es que toda la escaia mu-
sical esta cortejando a la viuda del mas
c3lebre tenor que el mundo haya te1i-
do. GQui6n va a ganar la apuesta que
Sc ha organizado en- la Opera Metropo
litana de Nueva York9 Use ha de casar
l'uevamente Ia viuda de Caruso? Use
ha de casar con I'm tenor? Use ha de
caaar con I'm baritone? Use ha de cassr
con un bajo? Ben puede que todos
pierdan. Bien puede que no sc case
otra veg. Y bien puede que Sc case con
I'm hombre como yo. que no sea nj
tenor, nj baritone. nj b7io.
Ernesto JARAMILLO.
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InVenCiOnGS maTaViIIOSaS
Continuation de la pag. 5a.)

continuation de Ia pag. 5a.)
mismo que Sc intenta o Sc esta intentar
do la fotografia A DIsTANCIA?
Entonces, Gque de particular tiene
que Sc fotografie mentalmente A DIS
TANCIA?
Nunca debemos negar por Ell placer
de negar. La negaci6n la afrmaci6n
solo deben ser ERGoS de un silogis-
mo.
Antes del sabado pensaba asiinismo
que. esos 'crimenes casi simiIares re-
petidos, obedecian a un germen des-
conocido que inficionaba las mentes fal
tas de hygiene moral y, claro, reprodu-
ciendose ell germen, Sc reproducia el
cr1men aunque fuera en- distintos 81
tios, pero siempre rodeado de caracte-
risticas similares.
Creia tambien que segIn las enfer-
medades mentales eran diferentes, 10
eran igualmente los germenes.
Aseguraba que Ell del suicide, no era
el del homicidio, nj 81 pdel robo.
Despues del sabado he negado al con
vencimiento de que la causa de las re-
peticiones semejanzas de crimenes
NO es mas que transmission de pensa-
miento, que por tanto no hay tai ger
men, nj infecciones.
Supongamos que un hombre en- Pom
ce piense Ell que Sc dirige al muelle y
ALA a la orilla del mar Sc siente en-
una roca, saque un revolver del bolsi-
llo Sc levante la tapa de los sesos.
acknowledgements todos los cerebros q.
esten tono con 81, vibraran como el
vibr6, pensaran en- ell suicidio.
El pensamiento de todos los que es-
ten tono variara tai vez algo en- Ia
forrna, no en- ell fondo.
Ell de Ponce pensara en- Ell Muelle,
ell de San Juan en- el Parque el de
Arecibo en- la playa del Faro, pero to-
dos pensaran que han de suicidarse
frente al mar.
O4eto 0OoPuOo Id PANAAoN nv ~S-~~S~~~-
ell suicidio de Ponce, ell de San Juan
Y Ell Gle Arecibo, ocurridos interva-
los de horas con detalles semejantes.
Desde luego, habia muchos cersbros
que vibraron por estar a tono. Habfa
mas de tres, pero no todos ejecutaron
ell suicide, porque el desarrollo moral
no era igual en- todos eLos.
Los bien desarrollados moralmente
rechazaron la suggestion. Los d6bilmente
desarrollados Sc dejaron sugestionar con
facilidad Y sucumbieron
Todos hemos notado que al suicidar-
Sc un nifio en- Ciales, como que cores
pondieron otros nihos en- distintas po-
blaciones de la isla y tambien Sc suci-
daron,
Todos hemos Observable que al parri-
cidio de Ponce, respondio en- Juncos
un hombre violando y asesinando a SIT
hija.
La onda de Herthz nos da la lave pa
ra abrir ell cuarto obscure de los feno-
menos psiQuicos Y para que lie abramos
un capitulo en- la fisica.
Antonio PEREIRA.
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SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico.
Frente a la FARMACIA BLANCO.
LLOYD GEORGE HA LLEGADO
A LONDRES

LoNDRES, mayo 21.-Hoy ha lega-
do esta capital Ell jefe del gobierno in
giles senior Lloyd George todos les
miembros de la delegation britannica en-
la reciente conferencia de G6nova.
Lloyd George fu6 recibido por una
nutrida manifestation que le vitore6
entusiasticamente Ell insigne hombre
de estado no ouiso hablar, pesar de
ser varias veces requerido por Ia con.
currencia para que 10 hiciera.
Lloyd George asistira ell martes Ia
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predico en- la iglesia de GALES por
las atenciones que tuvo para con nos
otros, asf como tambien los senores
Carreras, Torres y Sandfn, todos
ellos cultisimos, inteligentes y patrio
tas, quienes nos brindaron ell encan-
to de una hospitalidad tan amable
como gratfsima.
Ell redactor grafco de "Puerto RE
co llustrado". Sr. Davila. tonn6 nu-
merosas fotografias de la exhibici6n
y de la parada, las cuales seran pu-
blicadas en- la pr6xima edicion de la
popular revista. CRoNISTA. /
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res "Quinones Blay", diez y seis
sacos de arroz. Gregorio que hab1a 81
do pe6n de dicha casa, Sc declare cul-
pable del hurto. visto ell case en- la Cor
te municipal, ell juez lie sentencio I'm
afio tres meses de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22

Alivian Embellishments Ia fatIga,
especialmente por la noche, curan y
tienen un efecto suavizante en- las par
tes afectadas. No Sc parecen a los ia
rabes para la tos. Las Pastillas "Lu--
den" obran sobre la parte afectada
directamente. Los enfermos de La gar
ganta y pulmones las encuentran tan
apetitosas como du1ce.
Las Pastillas "Luden" de Mentol
para la Tos dan un alivio Immediate.
Solo cuestan seis centavos la Gaia en-
las Farmacias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
NoT1c1A LOCAL A LOS MAR1Nos

Ell senior F. P. Dillon, superintendent
tie del Servicio de Faros del Departa-
merto de Comercio, nos participa que
las caracteristicas de la luz del faro
de la estaci6n de la isla de Cardona Sc
ra sustituida por un centelleo blanco
cada tres segundos, ,-resplandor tres
segundos de duraci6n,-de una intensi
dad luminica de $50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Administrator de GasaS
Sc ofrece una persona muy ex-
perta, con toda clase de garan-
tias para los propietarios.
c. r., Box gas. San Juan.
AGvt.
EscENA sANGRIHNTA EN- PONCE

El sabado ocurri6 en- Ponce una es-
cena sangrienta. Segun informes de la
policia el individuo Garmelo Figueroa,
Ell estado de embriaguez, acometio con
una navajo Pedro Tories, hiriendole
en- diferentes parties del cuerpo. Las he
ridas han sido califcadas de pron6stico
reservado. Ell agresor fu6 arrestado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
DIvoRcIos

La Corte de Distrito de Ponce deere
to ell sabado los divorcios de Rita To
rres Valentin Mercado, Antonia Blan
co Y Juan Socorro, Senaida Lopez y
Francisco suarez, Isidora Sanchez Fe-
lix Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Acc1DENTE AuToMov1L1sTA

Ell dia 18 del corriente, en- la carre.
terra, parada 8, Ell autom6vil que gria-
ba e1 chauffeur Antonio Perez
choco con ell auto-guagua que guiaba
Antonio Rivera, resultando ambos We
hiculos con desperfectos. En- ell acct
dente result6 lesionado ell individuo
Vicente vaello, siendo asistido en- la
Sala de Socorros. La policia denun-
clio a Antonio Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22

Camara de los Comunes, donde expli-
cara en- conjunto la politica ruesta en-
practica por Inglaterra en- la asamblea
de Geneva.
Numerosos amigos del Jefe del go
bierno visitaron aaoche la residencia
de este en- Downing Street, conversan
do afablemente con ell distinguido po-
litico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
COMPLACIDO

Aguadilla, mayo 20, 1922
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Suplicole desmienta en- SUI peri6
dico que hemos autorizado solicitar
donaciones para un hospital en- esta
ciudad. Ell que haya estado obtenien
do fondos en- ese sentido, 10 verifica
fraudulentamente.
Ramon Aneses,
Com. de Servicio P1blico.
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BARTHoU CONFERENCE.-THE
MANANA CON Ell GABINETE

PARIS, mayo 21.-Manana Sc efec-
tuara una reunion del Gabinete para
escuchar las manifestaciones de M.
Louis Barthou prop6sito de la cues
ti6n del pacto de Lloyd George, tai y
como fue planteada en- la session plena-
ria de la conferencia de G6nova.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
LUDENDoRFF CENSURA Ell
ACERCAMIENTo CON Russia

BERLIN, mayo ,21.-El general Lu-
dendorff ha pubhcado un articulo, en-
Ell que expresa su ardiente oposieion
contra Ell tratado ruso-aleman, manifes-
tando que este convenio coloca a Ale
mania en- una situaci6n desesperante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
A LOS ACCIONlSTAS DE
THE SAN JUAN BAKERY INC,

Pcr la presente Sc conVoca a los
accionistas de The Sn Juan Ba-
kerry Inc, para una iunta extra
ordinaria que ha de ceIebrarse
EN- las oficinas de la misma ell
dIa % del corriente a las 200
p. NJ.
MARTIN ORTECA,
Presidente.
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AYUDE A, Los NINos PoBREs

AYUDE A LOS NINOS POBRES
Es necesario que en- cada muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so
ciedad filantr6pica Gel Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exito
que podemos asegurar que todos los
nifios pobres que asisten a las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios
aceptamos cualquier donativo por in
signifcante que sea. Mandelo hoy
mismo 81 usted desea, la senora
doia
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
NINo AGREDIDo

En- la calle San Justo, Modesto Ro-
driguez, agredi6 con una tabla al me-
nor Bernardo Rodriguez, ocasionando-
le contusiones leves en- varias parties
del cuerpo. La Corte Municipal SEN
tenci6 al agresor pagar $50 de null
ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
RoBo EN- PONCE

Nuestro corresponsal Ell Ponce nos
participa cue Ia detective de aquella
poblacion logr6 arrestar el sabado a
Gregorio Morales, acusado de haber sus-
traido del establecimiento de los sofo-
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Sc INAUGURA EN- PUERTO RICO
UN IMPORTANTE SERVICIO
RADRIOGRAFICO
continuation de la Ia. pag.)

res, pagaran, ademjs, 25 centavos has
ia 10 palabras y 2 centavos palabra
adicional, para cubrir el costo de tras
mission por las lfneas del TELEGRAPH
Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22

REsFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO QUININA desvia la causa,
curando tambien La Grippe, Infuen-
"a, Paludismo Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA". La firma de
e. w. GROVE viene con cada ca
jita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22

PAEA TosEs, CATARRos, IRRITA-
CIoN DE LA GARGANTA Y MALES
DE INvIERNo, USE LAS PASTI--.
LLAS "LUDEN" DE MENTOL
PARA LA TOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-22
"a Horas en- Aqua

TRAJES de HILO INGLES legf-
timo importado por nosotros direc-
tamente. MOJADO antes de fabri-
car. No encoje. Differences colores.
CORTE ELEGANTE. Precios de
SITUACION. Tambien hacemos a
la medida. Ventas al por mayer y
detail. NO COMPRE SIN YER
NUESTROS TRAJES. Representa-
GARANTIA Y ECOTOMIA.
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MERCADo DB CA7EHrUa

DOLLARS. tNew York; 20 CT
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-14
Graas Claims Victory.
Peavey Far in Lead.

Additional Eleventh district reports
served to increase the lead of IL. II.
Peavey Washburn, over Congressman
A. p. Nelson Grantsburg. With 26l
OF the 385 precincts reported, the vote
was Peavey 20,510; Nelson, 1862
This race attracted much attention
throughout the state owing to the at.
titude of the two contestants on the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-14
Rail. PEACE PLAN
BARS SENIORITY
Daniel Willard Proposes That
Striking ShOpmen Return
by Oct. |.
TWO LINES ABANDON PLAN
President of Baltimore 6 Ohio Blaz
ing Trail for Fifty-one other
Bonds That Agreed to Ac-
cept His Scheme.

Chicago Sept 9.--The plan upon
which Daniel Willard, president of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad is work
Ing with the hope Of bringing about
peace with bis own striking en-
ployees was made public 1t does not
include the restoration Of full senior
10y rights. In the compromise plan
offered by him several points regard
ing seniority are conceded by the
railroad, but at no point in the pro
posal Is there a specific mention OF
seniority rights and privileges.
In working on his plan Mr.. Willard
is blazing the trail for the fifty-one
other railroads that agreed in secret
conference recently held IN New York
IN the board rooms Of the New Haven
railroad TO accept his proposals.
Though both the Chicago, Burling-
ton 4 Quincy railroad and the North
ern Pacific railroad are slgnatory to
the proposal, denial was made by Hale
Holden, president Of the c., u 4
O., ana Charles Dounelly president Of
the Northern Pacific, that either Of
the lines contemplated a negotiation
with the striking shopmen. They
stated In effect that these two rail
roads had withdrawn from the VIII
lard plan Of settlement
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-14
FLYING PARSON" is KILLED
Lieutenant Maynard and Two Com
panions Die in 3,000-Foot Crash
At Rutland VT.

Rutland, w.t., Sept 9.-Licut. Belyin
w Maynard, known rs "tho flying
parson," was killed while flying at the
Rutland fair Lieut. Charles Wood
Of Ticondcroga, N. Y, and Charles
Monet Of New York, a mechanic,
passengers with Maynard, also were
killed The plane fen from an alH-
udo Of 5000 feet The ayiators went
up for Il trial spin before taking pas
songcrs for flights, ms had been their
custom during the week the fair had
been tn progress Lieutenant Mayn-
ard the pilot apparently misjudgcd
ms distance before attempting q tain
spin The machine refused to recov-
81. and he then attempted TO throw
II into n nose dive This also failed,
oud the plane crashed to the field.
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CONSTANTINE
FLEES THRONE
FLIGHT Is Laid to ReveTseS Turks
Hand His Army in
Asia.
PAVES WAY FOR vENIzELOS
"Tlno," With Queen Sophie, Sister Of
the Former German Kaiser, and
Other Members Of the lmmedi.
ate Family Quit Athens.

London, Sept. 1.-THE throne o.
Greece is empty once more, according
TO information sent Greek leaders
here.
King Constantine, according 70 the
dispatches has virtualy ubdicated
and he and Queen Sophie, a sister of
the former German kaiser members
OF the immediate family aud the bal
ance of the royal retnue have quit
Athens. Their departure is clothed in
mystery and their destination is IN
known.
Heavy losses suffered by Greek
troops in the Asia Minor battle with
the Turkish nauonalists have provoked
a situation bordering on chaos In Ath-
ems, according to dispatches here.
Throngs line the streets and every.
where is heard dissatisfaction with the
manner in which the government has
been conducted climaXed by the ter
rife rout in Asia Minor
The departure of King Constantine
IS generally regarded in British circles
as the cue for the return of former
Premier Venzelos. Part Of the way
has already been paved by the resig
nation Of the Greek cabinet.
Three Greek divisions have been an
initiated by the Turks near the out
Chak sector of the Anatolian battle
front said a dispatch from Adana.