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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Aducem Ia cunostinta tutu.
rsr eelor inteFsDati, ca inarek
vapG ''Constu l6ncpol'' csre
2 test essential c1 Va pasca fn
- 4atie, s'a An4Aat pascsrea
Pc nina % Is 1Glrt6e.
Acest vapor ~ csl mai ma.
re 81 col mai elegant, care face
cuExa Il 0onsennIlA.
N pr4sti S(ksia, Si u ..
csN FFsg6tirile ) nseesass psntru
! = Y1tea caaLbsFi ID acest -.
~, cae mereU dIEvct \ C0n-
'seaa}A = c6l11Dfia . "a fnce
"a 10 ptnx n 1 ME. !
Assn}is spetj - ~ @ -
sagsrHOr rsml &vaBd tot
coa1orsal unu yeDor q IN,
rlus . bas6A6l d4pk xussul
fsznfnssc, una ni r1iSeN !.
vanta5ul q VI ~ % ~
elborile ra3ss = - ~
unde q dry bt1ptk ~
milhls d-stre.
Ls1l in }iunile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Trei oameni inarmati au intrat
in casa doamnci Mary Glawach.
705 Berg ave. Ei an luat della d.
ma Glawach So 81 della John Ste
yenco 81 John Jacavenco, ambii
din 56G3 Kinsnan raod suma de
X247, respective $47.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
Z1ARIST ARESTAT

Londra, % Feb.-Horatio Bot.
tomley, fostul editor al nlrnalului
John Bull, este arestat 81 va Fl in;
decat in ziaa de s Martie, find a.
cuzat ca a sustras 5000 lire ster.
l;ne dintr'o subscriptie publica
Icntru "inchipuitul" club numii
Victory Bond. Bottomley fig;,,
lat ca acuzat i'm mai mule pro.
.ecse de aceasi natura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
PosT1 NoUA IN CANTON

Washington, % Feb Deputa
tul in congress Hines, republican
din Ohio, a introdus ,n project d1
lege in Camera pentru votarea IL
nei sume de 50p,0O6 dolari desti
nata pentru ridicarea unei nosl
cladiri pentru posta centrala i,
orasul Canton, Ohio. Legea al
autoriza cumpararea unui imob.
pc care ar ridica cladirea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Charles Grossman. proprietarul
mei pravalii de tigare din 1906
st. Clair ave., a fost legat dc
.un scaum de catre niste bandit
carl i-au dus suma de S22, tot ce
avea in registru. Albert Scott am
loiat la drogheria Pruston, 1913
'Scovill ave. a. fost jefuit de S25.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Permite deceit 4 ealatorie pc clasa
q treia. IntMg vaporll Potomac
va ii dcstiaat numai pentru ca
latori de clasa d trcia. Toate cabi-
sele, toate salile vaporului sunt
obstinate pentru clasa treia.
,Naperul face cursa inte New
York 81 Queenstown, Bremen
Danzig. Deci fiecare pasager va
avea cabine foarte frumoase pen
trn rata regnlata de clasa treia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Columbus, O. = Wright. de %
ami, din Steubensyille, a fdSt clec-
trocutat astanoapte in peniten-
ciarul de aici pentru asasinarea
hui Harry D. Cnmmins un pro-
prietar de garaj din Stubenville.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
lNfORfATuNI

Raymond j. Bischoff. de % ami
ce fost supranumit .,al doilea
| Ponzi" 81 care a pagbit publicul
] ell suma de xj00.0OO colcctata de
la migrant creduli, nu va Fl mr.
marit de autoritatile federale, 81
deci fost liberat. BischOff Gu
toate aceste va fl urmarit sau
poate fl urmarit de marele juriu
al judetului Cook.
John Pikrul, de ~ ami, fOst
gasit mort in garajul sau din
1D6 L. 148th Str. FL mers la
garaj eri seara sa faca ceva re-
naratH la autemobilul sau. Politia
1crede ca el fest surprins de niste
gaz 81 find garajnl inchis a anne
tit repede pc Pikrul, lar mai tir-
ziu emOrit.
Columbus, O. - Wright. de %
ami, din Steubensyille, fdSt clec-
trocutat astanoapte in peniten-
ciaral de aici pentru asasinarea
hui Harry D. Cnmmins un pro-
prietar de garaj din Stubenville.
Warren, o. = Autoritatile an
investigat azi un accident ee s,a
intimplat la incrllcisare de
drumuri cu care ocazie an murit q
oameni. Victimele sapt Gled Mo-
iris 81 cumnatul sha !Glen Stein
metz. Autobusul ce circuia intro
Warren 81 Newton Falls, = fost
lovit de un tren. Fiecar victima1
Hasa o vaauva 81 an orfan.
Athens, o. - Orasul Athens va
avea ststie de teleion fara sirma
ce Va Fl instslsta de conpania de-
telefosnr de aici pentru bueficill
.intrrEuiui 0ray.
s'ss
Cincinnati, o. - o mare prayalie
de aiEi acum issGaIeazx IN teleion
far1 Airini Ia pEzvxIia - psatrn s;s1
trarea publicAlHi 'cumparator.
Cnlcinaa4i, @. - Cumpania del
;cai ferste Chisags Milwaakee 81
ST. Faul : snuntst ri ck en- inee-|
)pSrss rcrii N redsce pretul bile /
telor peAtru tesitii ee yor x eel
'aaca II CS1ilsnia u eoastele Pa
|cilIs4lui a. Nsrd, ca - IL 1ntx. 4
So
q, 3. Aiptie Bssra ss are |
vspesrs - plassi, Atsctsee M
listea - r. ysparul q ! fosonae
4 tainb - voF 1sce u tevo-.
!1sp - : - ~ ~ ot|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
UNIUNkA g; R. A. M CAz
de moarte da familiei membru-
iui raposat IN beneficiu de
sapte suite dOlari.

Operatolii Liniei Statelor Unit,
United States Lines), fac tot po
sibilul ca sd dea sprviciul eel ma
bun calatorilors carl tree pestt
Ocean. Din multele inovatii ce s al
introdus pc aceste vapoare este
81 aceea ca in fiecare Dumineca
Sc celebreaza sfinta Liturgie pen
tru toate natfile. De pilda pc va
poarele caSi fac cursa intre State
lie Unite 81 Irlahda Sc face servici,
.divin catolic pentru pasagerii ir
landezi. Tot asa 81 pentru ceilalt
pasageri pc toate vapoarele.
Cincinnati, @. = Vera Gardner
de 10 ami, a impuscat i'm mod ac
cidental, pc fratele sau Cletus, dc
IA ami. Copilnl ma fost in stare
sa splna cum s,a intimplat aeci
dentul.
Cincinnati. O. L S'au- pms ciini dt
polite in serviciul autoritatilor ct
investigheaza caz,ll doannisoarei
Lnella HOnaker, de 90 ami. Dinss
a fost atacsta de un om Ia NORTH
Bend L1lni seara. Omul scapa,
END s'a apfopiat politia:
Conner. q. - Guvernerul statst
lui Ohio Harry H. Davis a notifi
eat pc comit~tHl care are insarcin
narea aranjarii serbarilor cu ocazi.
zilci de Sftul David, in xiua de
Marfie, cd va vcni Ia Conner 81 Vi
vOrbi.
Edward Greenbanm, 56O6 Col
righ ct, va Fl chemat la polite ca
"a respnndi psntru conduceres
,proasta a automobilului sau. Po
litia acuza pc Greenbaum ca ell a
minat automobilul sau prin zons
de siguranta ce este la f. 55th 81
Outhwaite ave. restrrnind 81 ra.
mind pc James Redmont de "A ami
6326 0nthwaite ave.
Trei oameni inarmati au intrat
in casa doamnei Mary Glawach.
O5 Berg ave. Eli an luat della d.
ma Glawach So 81 della John Ste
yenco 81 John Jacavenco, ambii
din 5663 Kinsman raod suma de
$247, respective $47.
Ofiternl de jastitie Hammond
a lnvestigat mOartea lui Charles
Wade, de "a ami, 2195 w. 41st str.
ce a VENT in mod subit in coltul
r.. Ninth 81 Lakeside ave. Ell a
fost dns la spitalul Lakeside. Me-
dlcii cbtd ca el d fost otravit.. In
posesimea sa an fost gasite trei
capsule &c vor ii examinate de un
chemist.
NoTzTA sHsc1ALx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
IN FUcA lOloBUuU|

S'a eftinit car1ea. Niyte tIlhari
an furat cantitate care care de
carne din macelaria lui Benjamin
Bucklan, 1854 r. 43rd str, 81 po-
litia a evaluat paguba, socotind
sMta de funti $40, sau TN cent
81 jumatate funtul. Gu cit .pla-
tifi d-tra I'm funts
Fericirea i'm casAicie depinde
de femeie,'' zice dina Frances
Hixon, din Turrel, Arkansas. ,,Fe-
meia trebue sa sc acomodeze Gu
gusturile 81 dorintele barPatului,
I'atit cit ele sunt morale 81 nu pro-
due fisipa.'
q
Din 15.3OO,O00 copii din State
lie Unite intre etatea de I 81 13
ami, inregistrati i'm reccnsamin-
| tul facut in anul 1920, numai 13.
S69. 900 urmeaza regulat la scoald
q
Dupa un APPEL al partidului Ii.
beral din Cuj pnblicat in "Voin-
| ta' tot -ce s'a facut hun i'm tara
romineaSca. numai de d. loan |. G..
lBratianu a fOst facut ca 81 in
Bible: Dumenezu a facut cerul
| 81 pamintul etc. Daca s'ar publica
un asemenea APPEL intro tara de
robi 81 d. Bratianu ar fl stapinul
81 tot ar fl prea de oaie. ..r
=
Daca voiti flOare frumoasa i'm
glastra resuciti glastra odata in
fiecare ri asa ca lumina 81 sOarele
Sc atinga toate partile plantei. in
lfelul acesta sc va dezvOlta deopo-
trivia.
.
"Pe vremea mea' pantalonii Sc
fcalcau ca Sc fOrmeze cutele i'm Ia
!turi, nu ca astazi in fata 81 la spa
te - 81 Reggie Engliterci sd tine
inca de mOda acca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23
| STIRIDIN
| PATR1E..

In numarnl 10 al ziarului Ike
lett Ujsag''- fostHl deputat Dr..
Elemer Jakabffy publica cateva
schite asupra mai multor vorbiri
ale. d-lui Vaida i'm Parlamentul
maghiar, cerind pentru maghiari
drepturile ce cerA d-sa in mod
atat de vehement pentru romani.
Nh intelegem de loc rostul a.
eestor rsi,rodnceri. bnpa cat
stian dl Naida nn STA schimbat.
opiniile. lar partidul din care
face parte acordat minoritati-
lor an tratament democratic care
a intreeut asteptarile celor mai
|optimisti politiciani maghiari.
Oar insasi politica statfllni.
fata de minoritatile .etnice din
>ROmania sc pOate compare cu
Ementalltatea de pc vremuri
conducatorilor de la Budapesta?
LA invitatiunea transmisa prin
gllvernul italian ca Romania sa
-participe la Conferinta interna-
tionala de la Geneva, guvernul
nostru raspuns ca accepta.
% de state participa la aceasta
conferinta.
E probabil ca Romania va Fl
reprezentata prin Ill |. l. c. Bra
'tianu.
Din informatiunilc pe care lie
avem, p1Item anunta cu certitu-
dine, ca secrctarii comunali din1
Ardeaf yor fl desarcinati de obli-
gatia urmarirei darilor la safe.
$50.
DIN uitimele rapoarte primite
de directia Agriculturei din toatd
tara rezulta Cd semanaturile del
gran sunt pretutindeni foarte
frumOasc 81 ca promit o roada
Imbeisugata. Campurile sunt pes
te tot acoperite Gu zapada.
-: |
Lista partidului taranist la, ale |
gerile din capitala va avea in|
frunte re dsslii DR.. N. Lupn 81
P. Bajor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Lista partidului taranist la, ale
gerile din capitala va avea in
frunte re dlnii DR.. N. Lupn 81
P. Bajor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-23

Din informatiunilc pe care lie
avem, putem anunta cu certitu-
dine, ca secrctarii comunali din
Ardeaf yor fl desarcinati de obli-
gatia urmarirei darilor la sate.,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Stinnes's Funds
Here Attached
For S2,O55,l85
New York Exporter Brings
Action Against German
Financier TO C. @ | ! G c /
Alleged Commissions
Tried to Negotiate Loan
Complainant Charges Violat-
ed Contract; Says He Was
to Seek 200 Million Here

Hugo SHINES, German fnancier, ship
builder and man Of many interests, is
the defendant in a suit for $2,055,1S5,
brought in the Supreme Court yester-
day by James 4. Tillman, who alleges
that Herr SHINES had some fantastic
plans for the financial rehabilitation
Of Germany. Mr. Tillman Is suing for
commissions which he says are due him
for services in trying to negotiate
5000, 900, 900 loan for SHINES.
Upon fling his action Tillman OBJ
tanned an attachment from Justice
Wasservogel against funds SHINES may
have in this city. Deputy Sheriff
ment on the National City Bank. Equit-
able Trust Company, Guaranty Trust
Company and II. Holiesen. at AZ Beaver
Street, representative here of the Ger
man financier It will not be known
whether SHINES has any funds with the
bank, trust companies or agent until
they have filed certificates with the
sheriff.
Made Contract in Germany
Tillman is naturalfzed American
citizen. He has been in the export
business in this city. When the war
broke out he was in Norway. After
the signing of the armistice he went
to Germany, where, he states, he made
he alleges, was violated. He says that
he agreed to turn over to a Swedish
corporation controlled by the defend
ant certain agencies held By him for
developing foreign trade with the
United States. Tillman says he was to
become managing director of one of
Stinncs's foreign branches.
The German fnancier was to fur
nish collateral security to enable
loan Of $125,ooo, 900 to be fOated in the
United States. This money was to be
used to purchase raw materials of
which Germany at the time (19191 was
in need. But instead of furnishing
the collateral to create merchandise
credits here, says Tillman. the de-
fendant tried to engage in number Of
fanciful schemes which the American
bankers, who controlled the situation,
would never entertain.
Was to Obtain s1oo 100000
One Of these alleged proposed prof.
ects was for Tillman to obtain a loan
of S100000,000 upon the promissory
note of SHINES, unsecured by any col
lateral.
The purpose of this loan, Tillman
continues in his complaint, was to buy
in this country billions of marks at
current rates of exchange, which at the
time gave the mark a value of S0125
The next step in the plan was to buy
mortgages in Germany with the cheap
marks. Then, when the mortgages
were in hand, they were to be brought
here and pu- up as collateral for loan
of s2,000,00o, 900.
Tillman says that he knew American
| financial conditions too well to believe
| that bankers here would enter into any
such transactions. He refused to
entertain the proposition or agree to
any deviation from his original con-
tract. He requested SHINES to carry
out their contract, but the financier re-
fused, according to Tillman.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
British Reds Protest
At Near East Policy
English Most Responsible if
Ncw War Starts, Says Sec
oNd RnternotionQle Bureau
From The Tfibune's European Bureau
C,nn,.ri.rlt HOO n,..ii,..x.a

From The Tribune's European Bureau
Copyright 1922, New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The British Bu-
reau of the Second Internationale is
sued q manifesto to-day protesting
against the governments stand in the
Near East situation. The document,
which was signed by Arthur Hender-
son, Tom Shaw, M. P; J. H. Thomas,
M. P; Harry Gosling and j. Ramsay
Macdonald, reads as follows:
owe must say with determination
that we won't be dragged into another
bloody struggle 1t would be an un-
pardonable crime against humanity if
new hostilities commenced, and the
British government would bear by far
the greater share of the responsibility
We declare that settlement of the Near
East question and the freedom of the
straits are not alone for the Allies to
arrange. Particularly do we condemn
the action of any one nation setting
itself up as guardian of the straits.
"We demand that conciliation shall
take the place of force, and that the
right Of q people to live under the
government of its own choice shall be
the principle underlying any settle
ment."
The bureau calls on all Labor Social
ist bodies to demand conciliation by
representatives of all countries direct
Iy affected
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
SOyiets Renew
Persecution OF
Zionist Group
33 Hebrew Leaders i'm Kiev
Imprisoned ON Charges
of Perverting Masses; Re-
ligious Schools Closed
Amnesty for White Guard
Wrangel's Former Officers
Pardoned and Permitted
to Join Trotzky's Troops
By Joseph Shaplen

Special Cable to The Tribune
CooDrsoht. 1929. bu Ncw yorIy' Tribune, INC
BERLIN, Sept. % Hand in hand
with the renewal Of prosecutions of in
tellectuals and others who do not
agree with the Soviet government, ex-
pressed in the exile from Russia Of
hundreds of professors, writer's and
scientists, Moscow has resumed re-
pressive tactics against the Jewish
Nationalists.
Dispatches received to day announce
the convictions of thirty-thrce Zion
lists In Kiev, belonging to the organiza-
tion "Theire-Zion." Twelve were SEN
fenced TO two years at hard labor and
twenty-onc to imprisonment. They
were accused of trying to organize a
Zionist congress, contrary to the re-
cent Soviet interdiction Of "intellec-
tual pcrversion of the Jewish Masses" ,"
and propaganda in behalf of Anglo
French capital"
In Vitebsk, Soviet authorities ordered
the suppression of all Jewish religious
schools throughout the province, con-
tending that the teaching in these in
stitutions was counter-revolutiona
While pressing its campaign against
cic ocNS with uHIeHlIitiHS energy, TIE
Soviet government continues TO grant
amnesty to former leaders and partici-
pants in the White Guard movement.
Generals Gravitsky and Kurbsky. two
lieutenants of General Wrangel, head
the long list of WrangePs officers now
in Bulgaria who have been pardoned
by Moscow and permitted to return
to Russia to join the Red army, as did
General Slasrchoff, who was Wrangels
chief aid recently.
Thus ccmenting their alliance with
the White Guards, the Bolsheviki are
going ahead with wholesale arrests of
Socialists, workmen and peasants
throughout Russia belonging to anti
Bolshevist socialist parties.
Among the latest prisoners taken are
three noted lawyers, MN. Muravioff,
lager and Zahdanoff. who defended the
Social Revolutionists at the recent
trial in Moscow. All three have been
exiled to distant parts of Russia. The
three men gained fame in the days of
the Car for their courageous defense
Of accused revolutionists before the
imperial courts.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Dali Talks Down
Demand for First
Constitution Draft
Cavan Duffy Fails to Win
Fight on Government,
for Refusing to Give
Out the Unrevised Text
specia, Cable to The Tribune


DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-The resolution
introduced tonight in the Dali by
Gavan Duffy, holding up the consttu-
tion bill until the original draft, be-
fore it was altered in London, should
be published, was talked to death with
out reaching vote.
Duffy sharply criticised the provi-
sional government for not informing
the Dali of changes made sat the dicta-
tion of Lloyd George and Chamberlain"
DR.. Patrick McCartan seconded Duffys
motion, arguing that it was due the
memory of Griffith and Collins to pub
lish the Irish Interpretation of the
treaty.
The governments defense was
summed up by Ernest Blythe, Minister
for Local Government, who said there
had been phases of the discussions
with the British Cabinet which would
not be revealed.
DUBLIN, Sept. 20 (By The Associ-
ated Press).-Parliament to-day adopted
a resolution to abolish the Dali dis
trict and parish courts. The govern
ment announced that it proposed to
send out paid magistrates on the heels
of the civic guard, to various parts of
the country. Nineteen stations in south
ern Ireland now are policed by un-
armed civic guards.
The Laborite, Johnson, expressed the
hope, speaking for the resolution, that
the country would appreciate the policy
of the government in sending out an
unarmed police force.
Commandant General Joseph Sweeney,
com IN q ndipp the Free Stata trpOnc IN
County Donegal, routed single-handed
to-day body of irregulars who at
tackled him while he was motoring with
his father and two brothers from Bur-
tonport to Dungloe. He wounded one
man.
The Irish Postal Union ordered the
strikers to resume their duties to-
morrow. The strike has been going on
for some time and was called to pro-
test against reduction in wages an
nounced by the postal authorities.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
NeiO City Bus Line
BetsUeen IL. II. Stations

Grover A. Whalen, Commits
sioner of Plant and Structures,
announced yesterday the opening
of new municipal bus line be-
tween Grand Central and Penn
sylvania Railroad stations. Six
buses will operate between these
points, running on an eight-nin-
ute headway. The fare will be
five cents.
The routes are planned to cover
the shopping district. What Is
termed as the west route is from
the Grand Central south on Madi-
son Avenue, to Thirty third
Street and thence west to the
Pennsylvania Station. The east
route is across Thirty-second
Street and thence north on Madi-
son Avenue to Forty-first Street
to Park Avenue, to Grand Central
Terminal.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

sibllities for the voyage passed in re-
view view before Admiral Rodman to-day.
Many of them We're sent back to their
quarters and others substituted.
NO men with less than a year of
their enlistment term yet to serve will
be permitted to sail with the destroy
ers. Admiral Rodman said it was nee
essary to eliminate short term men be-
cause it may be necessary to keep the
little fighters in Turkish waters for
many months.&
All of to-day was spent in loading
ammunition, provisions. fuel oil and
Eleven officers and score of enlisted
experts were on the pier at the base
where the destroyers are moorcd in
specting every package.
Tonight the destroyers were prac-
tically ready to sail, but it was said
that they would not depart before Sun
day night or possibly Monday morn
ing. The destroycrs will have a speed
run tomorrow to determine if any
slight repairs are necessary to their
machinery. They are believed to be
in perfect condition
Captain c. NJ. Cover, who will COM
mand the destroyer hotilla on the
voyage, said the ships were as perfect
as mechanics could make them. "We
will be able to make forty miles an
hour should the occasion arise" said
Captain Cover. awe will probably not
proceed at a greater speed than fifteen
knots. The faster ship goes, the
more fuel she consumes. There is no
need to proceed at top speed, but if we
get word that speed is necessary we
will be able to move as fast as the
pverage train"
Captain Cover said the hotilla would
stop at Gibraltar for fuel and more
provisions if necessary. Included in
the supplies being put on the destroy
ers is material for delousing 10000
people. A large quantity of medical
supplies also will be carried.
"We will have plenty Of everything
we know we need and lot we may
not need" said Captain Cover.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-
Because he owes more money than
there is in the world, outside of
Russia, George Thomas Jones, Of
San Jose. Calf, filed bank
ruptcy petition to-day. Jones
said the amount due his principal
creditor is s3o4, $40, 1892, ,912. .6s5.16,
and is a Judgment against him by
the Superior Court of Santa
Clara County.
In 1897 he borrowed 500 from
Henry B. Stuart at 10 per cent
interest compounded monthly. Re-
Gently Stuart brought an action to
recover. Mathematical experts
finally figured it up. The court
held against Jones.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Greek Revolution Adds
To Near East SuFerings

The revolution in Greece has created
q new problem for American relief
workers, according to H. C. Jaquith,
managing director of the Near East
Relief at Constantinople, who cabied
local headquarters of the organization
yesterday an urgent appeal for food TO
feed moro than 100000 refugees.
Out Of approximately 100000 refu-
gees from Asia Minor only 100000 have
been provided for, Mr.. Jaquith said.
This number represents those who have
reached Greece and been absorbed
among the populacc of the interior.
More than $4,000 remain in Smyrna,
whom Near East attaches are endeavor-
ing to move before the time limit OF
October l set by the Turks.
The most acute misery prevails
among $4,000 refugees on the island Of
Mitylene, the nearest asylum to
Smyrna. There is practically no food
among them," Mr.. Jaquith cabled.
"They are subsisting on roots and
few vegetables. Five thousand infants
are suffering acutely. At night the ISL
and is swep. by chill wind from the
the thousands who are compelled by
lack of shelter to sleep in the open
fields. Medical attention 10 sorely
needed"
The formation of an international or
ganization for relief efforts among the
stricken peoples of the Near East, par
ticularly war orphans, was announced
at meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Near East Relief in the
rooms of the Downtown Association
yesterday. !.
The committee also authorized the
use of its organization overseas and in
this country as an agency for the coll
lection and distribution of funds for
Smyrna relief work by the Federal
Council of Churches, the Y. M. C. A.,
the Y. w. c. A., the Near Eastern col
leges, the mission boards and other or
ganizations operating in the Near East.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Speeder Jailed 3 Months After
Crash Fatal to W. Nj. Wood Jr.
Special pispatch to The Tr

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
BOSTON, Sept. 2e.--Arthur H. Earle,
twenty-six years old, and married,
charged with racing with his brother
and man named. Bailey at the time
William M. Wood jr. and Major Alex
ander Gardner were killed on the And
over Turnpike, was sentenced to three
month at hard labor in the House of
Correction to-day by Judge Hammond
in Cambridge court.
Two indictments were returned
against Earle. one charging reckless
driving and the other operating an au-
tomobile in such manner as to endan-
ger the lives Of the public. The first
one was dismissed and the sentence
imposed on the second Earle changed
his plea of not guilty to one of guilty.
District Attorney Saltonstall said that
the young man served with distinction
in the war abroad