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HlNToNs sEAPLANE FALLS
New York-Rio Janeiro Flight Ends
in Disaster but no Fatalities

New York, August 23, (By the As.
sociated Press. The United States
cruiser Denver, which rescued Lieu
tenant Walter Hinton and his COM
panions from the wrecked seaplane
Sampaio Correa, Is on its way to
Key West naval officials said today,
The seaplane fell while flying from
Nassau to Tia ton on the way from
New York to Rio De Janeiro.
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HUNG OUT FOR SUN
Depooed President Of South China
May Take Relns

Peklng, Aug. 20 (By the Assocla.
ted Press) The republic cabinet an.
nounced today that President III
Youan Hung Is willing to resign in
favor OF Sun Vat Sen, deposed presI-
dent Of South China, providing Parlia-
ment approves OF such action
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23

SOLDIER BONUS BILL
On Senate Calendar but Immediate
Future Unknown.

Washington, August 23.-The long
deferred soldier bonus legislation
was on the Senate calendar today for
the second time but It's immediate
future as well as It's ultimate fate
was In doubt,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23

Youngstown, Ohio, August 23-The
Youngstown indt pendeu steel compan-
les will follow the action Of the United
States Steel corporation in increasing
the wages of common laborers 20 per
cent.
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dor.
Several soldiers are believed
to have been killed or wounded
during the attack on Collins
party.
London, Aug. 23-Michael Collins
head OF the Irish provisional govern
ment and the Irish national army
was shot and killed from ambush at
Bandon, Cork county, last night a
few hours after he had been given an
ovation by the people of Cork city,
who for the first time saw the free
state hero in the uniform Of com.
mander-in-chief,
Just 10 days ago President Griffith
OF the Dali Eireann, considered the
brains of the new administration,
died in Dublin; Michael Collins,
the Free State military genius. was
killed at the moment when the dissi-
patton OF the irregular forces in the
south was considered complete.
Several attacks have been made
against the life OF Michael Collins,
head Of the provisional government
and commander.n-ch!e of the Irish
national army. The latest attempt was
a bombing outrage when his car was
ambushed last Friday afternoon on
the Dublin side of Stillorgen. The Of
fetal communication issued in con
nection with this attack did not indi'
cate whether Mr. Collins was in the
machine at the time. The driver
was wounded and the car was
wrecked, a bomb and more than a
score of shots being fred.
In Dublin on April II, while Mr.
Collins was on his way home after
having addressed a meeting at Mas
County kildare, he was attacked by
u group Of men. some with rifles,
who rushed his car and opened Ore
The Collins party returned the fire
and one of the assailants was cap
tured Collins was not injured.
Mr.. Collins, in addition to being
commander -in-chief of the national
army, was finance minister In the
Dali Eireann cabinet. He was one OF
those who succeeded in obtaining q
temporary injunction in New York OF
Monday restraining canon de Val
era or his agents from Withdrawing
funds collected for the Irish repub j
can cause deposited in banks in
New York
Collins always an ardent SInn
Feiuer, was among those leaders who
while holding to the fundamentals OF
trad tlon for the freedom of Ireland
still were willing to effect peace
with Great Britain. 1t became nece'
sary in view of the recent operation;
of the irregular forces for Collins t
assume active charge of the nationa
army in the field and for some time
past he had abandoned the civil par
of the government for the military.
Americans recently arriving in LoI
don from Dublin declared that tie as
sassination of Collins was forecas
in Ireland 1t was planned to secure
the removal of the sole remaining
outstanding figure in the provisional
government. and it was said to b,
also in part a measure of reprisa
against the shooting of Harry j Bo
land, the close associate of Eamol
de Valera, by Free State soldiers.
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ALL DAY WORKERS
IN STEEL. PLANTS
TO GET INCREASE
Companies Following Lead Of
United States Steel
AMOUNTING TO 20 PER CENT
Wages in Other Departments, 1t
Is Announced, Will Be Adj
justed Accordingly

Etubenvllle, Ohio, August %. All in
dependent steel concerns In Stuben.
vile district announced today that
they would follow the lead OF the Unit
ed States Steel corporation in advanc-
ing wages of day laborers 20 percent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy and showers in the in
terror tonight or Thursday. Warmer
in south portion tonight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

New York 7, Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn ), Chicago 4.
Plttsburg 4, Philadelphia 3.
Other teams not scheduled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23
BIG / EAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 9, Boston 4.

81. Louis 3, Boston Z.
Cleveland 6, New York g
Detroit g. Philadelphia (hrst
game).
Detroit II, Philadelphia 3 (second
game).
Washington 4, Chicago 2 (hrst
game).
Chicago 3, Washington 0 (second
game).
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Concord buggies;
steel tired carriage; l two-man road
cart. heavy single harness; several
stable and street blankets collars and
parts Of harness; black mare sound
and fearless, saddle and driver; beagle
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COLLINS, CHIEF OF
IRISH NATIONAL
ARMY, AMBUSHED
Killed Shortly after Ovation by
Citizens Of Cork
DOOMED TO DIE DAYS AGO
Successful Attempt upon His
Life Follows Several Flu
tile Attacks

London, August 23.-(By the
Associated Press)-A newspaper
dispatch from Dublin today says
II is believed that Michael Col
Inns was accompanied by seven
free state staff officers including
Major General Dalton, when the
free state chief was killed from
the ambush last night at Ban
dor.
Several soldiers are believed
to have been killed or wounded
during the attack on Collins
party.
, 1922-02-02

N. c. A. at the War Camps. Mr.. H..
B. Dickson. who directed arrange
ments and Miss Ruth Mougey Wor-
rell, who was master OF the Pageant
at Columbus have opened head
quarters in Des Moines. The train
ing of the large groups has begun and
the costumes and properties have ar
rived.
The people Of the Northwest states
will have the opportunity, also of
hearing in the convention speakers
Of national reputation in the fields OF
service to the soldier. nursing. health
and Junior Red Cross. These sub
jects will be presented both by
officers of the National Red Cross at
Washington. and prominent profess
sional workers in the West. 1t is ex-
pected that 1000 delegates will at
tend the convention from the $50
Red Cross Chapters in the Division
and actively participate in the Sec
rion meeting discussions on Red
Gross methods, and in the social oc-
casiOns that will be provided.
, 1922-02-02
HONEST CONFESSION
GOOD FOR THE SOU

A double column head line in the
H""ver Post last Monday read as
follows:
STANDARD Oil Company, Indiana,
Perfecting Process Will Turn Kero-
Oil Into Gasoline"
Many Of us common mOrtals who
have to buy gasoline have always
supposed that We were getting a
fifty-fifty mixture for 10 these many
years. If, however. we have not been
getting all the kerosene we are en-
titled to. by all "a chuck in a
little more. We naturally expect, of
course, that in time the Standard
Oil Company Of Indiana will decide
that a little water will add power as
The moisture expands into steam
when it enters LiZzie's hot inards.
When the time ome Brother Will
liams of Casper will no doubt receive
a credit for all the E. S. penalty now
charged against his oil. Time do
bring sone wonderful inventions for
the benefit of US dear public.
, 1922-02-02
lei CROSS

CHICAGO, Jan. >24.-The National
Pageant Of Red Cross requiring a
cast of 1000 and a Red Cross Con-
vention for the States of the North
west fBom Lake Michigan to the
Rocky Mountains. to be held at Des
Moines, Iowa March 18th and 8th is
announced by Manager Walter David
son. of Central Division. American
Red Cross.
For the first time is reproduced on
the same scale and with the same
music of the great masters this color
full Pageant depicting. the spirit of
Red Cross as manifested in history,
and shoYns with great success at the
National Convention of Red Cross at
Columbus. Ohio. last October. The
Chorus and Orchestra Of 1000 Is be-
ing trained under the direction of
Dean Holmes Cowper, OF Drake
University, Des Moines, who was d.
rector of music for the National Y.
, 1922-02-02
STATE LAND FEES
FLED BY LEGISLATURES

The Republican is in receipt of the
following letter from Mr.. A. Baker,
Commissioner Of Public Lands for
the State of Wyoming:
January 20, 1922.
Rawl'ns Republican.
Raw!ins. Wyoming.
Gentlemen:
AS there seems to be an impression
hat the State Land Office fees are
fixed by the State Land Boards or
the State Land Commissioner. which
is not the fact. ! would be pleased II
in your nex issue you would mentioL
that the fees of the State Land Office
are fixed by a numbe: of different
acts OF the Legislature covering a
period from 1908 to 1921: that these
fees being statutory and their collec-
ton mandatory, neither the Land
Boards nor the Land Commissioner
have any control over them; and that
prior to 1919 the fees on leases were
deducted from the first years rental.
but the Legislature OF that year
changed the law so that since then
the fees on leases must be collected
in addition to the rental.
Thanking o for your courtesy in
~appraising your readers OF the true
situation as to State Land Office fees,
I am,
Yours very truly,
A. BAKER.
Commissioner
, 1922-02-02
litional premium paid.

ditional premium paid.
Provision is made for health,
amusement and charity. All these
things should be carefully considered
and some place provided for them in
every family budget. AS the income
grows the percentage allowed for
these items may be lowered.
Education is separately provided
for, because every family should have
available some educational reading
matter. When there are children. it
is always necessary to supply play
things, books. encyclopedias and
other items OF an educational nature.
Fuel, water and light r shown
apart from the rent budget. 1t is
often advisable to keep comparative
records for these items and each
should be provided for monthly. In
the summer months ice will replace
fuel. for ice Is a summer necessity in
most sections of the country.
The clothing budget, We think is
family of average size and income.
We think of a family Of five in pro-
posing these budgets.
The miscellaneous budget is to
take care of extra items which are
bound to occur in every household.
such as laundry. household help.
telephone, additions to furniture Or
repair of furniture. new light bulbs.
light mantels., occasional plumbing
repairs and supplies of various kinds
This item is decreased in percentage
but the amount allowed will not be
materially decreased as the income
. becomes larger.
u. S. Labor Bureau statistics indi-
cate that the average income for a
family Of the size we have assumed
is $1434.36 per year Of $119.53 per
month. This figure is close to the
$125 per month income figure and
we use the same percentages for that
budget. The monthly budget for
this income, using approximate fig
ures, would beS
, 1922-02-02
Commissioner

The liquidation of surplus stock Of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation
goes on as rapidly as surveys can b.
made and the material listed for sale.
One Of the most recent offerings Is
$50 railroad cars and 7 locomotives.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
GLORIA SWANSON To
Be At R|ALT0 WITH
RUDOLPH VALENTINO

Gloria Swanson--the fashion plate
Of the scteen-Rodolph Valentino,
the screens ideal lover. Eiinor Glyn
responsible for some of the most
noted of modern literature, Sam
Woods, who directed THE Great
Moment and other big pictures
every one a name with which to con-
jure, the combination of them all the
biggest value in screen entertainment
in years. this is the sum and sub
stance of the announcement from the
Rialto that next Saturday will usher
in the engagement of Beyond the
Rocks heralded as the most gorge
Gus love story ever filmed.
Essentially a society drama, the
entire action moves in the atmo-
sphere of unlimited wealth and luxu-
ry. and this gives rise to the startling
display of richness and magnificence
revealed in almost every scene.
Gloria Swanson herself wears SO odd
different gowns during the unwind
ing of the picture. everyone of them
made especially tor this role, and
everyone of them ultra exclusive.
And in equal Importance with the
intoxicating beauty reflected in the
yond the Rocks stands the fact that
this is the first instance of where
Rodolph Valentino and Gloria Swan
son have been cast in the same pic
ture. Gloria Swanson. glorious, low
able. empress of emotion and mis-
tress of dramatic finesse, and Ro-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
NATIONAL RESERVE
GASOLINE STOCKS
REACH NEW RECORD

WASHINGTON, May ia new
high record for the national stock OF
gasoline, increases in the price OF
which have been ordered investl-
gated by the senate. was established
April /. according to statistics made
public last night by the federal bu-
reau of mines, showing supplies of
the commodity on that date aggre-
gated S54, 600 gallons.
The stocks on hand April i were
approximately 100000 gallons
greater than on March 1, when the
high mark of S07, 100000 gallons in
storage was made. The April l sup
ply according to the bureaus figures,
was 20 per cent larger than on the
same date of last year. The official
figures confirmed statements made
in the senate that present supplies
and those of recent months We're
country.
Further increases in the reserves
of gasoline may be expected, the pu-
reau's statement indicated. citing the
increase in the number of active re-
fineries in March from 2Sb 10 3uo.
The bureau reported that Kerosene
sticks decreased about 100000 gall
Ions during March, while a decrease
of 125. .0O0. 600 gallons from the stored
reserves of the same date last year
was shown. The total April l stock
of kerosene was not given.
Present stocks of gas and fuel oils
were listed by the bureau at 1,25O,-
27S.000 gallons, a decrease of 41,0Oo,-
900 gallons as compared with the re-
serves in February.
The production of lubricating Oils
fell off by daily average of l01,oO0
gallons, according to the bureau
which stated that reserves of the
Iubricating stocks were nearly 231,-
100000 gallons.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
At The Coliseum

Last night proved beyond doubt
that the people of Phoenix appreciate
a good. clean farce comedy. Pre-
yarication' is the title of the bill and
it is good, clean entertainment all the
way through. The comedy is in the
hands of Jack Jeffers. He played the
role to perfection. Miss Ada Davis,
as the wife, was very good. Jerry
Whitney and Miss Hazel Stokes both
had very good roles. The scenery
was beautiful, being painted by Carl
Case, who also played the butler in
the performance. Specialties We're
introduced by Jack Miller. who did a
song and dance that stopped the
show. The M0Clarthy Sisters, new
comerS to the Coliseum. were very
good. They have very nice voices
and can dance, too. Their speciality
was warmly received. All in all. it
was a very good show.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

side park. And during the week,
with the exception of Saturday and
Sunday. UP to 5 o'clock in the after
noon, there is no admission charge
at the gate. where the patron buys
a pool ticket. In other words. those
who would enjoy the swim, would
escape the heat and at the same time
take advantage of the wonderful out
ing offered by Riverside may do all
these things for the very nominal
charge named above. and this with
out any gate charge during the hours
and on the days named. And with
the spirited impetus thus given SWIM
ming. the crowds at Riverside park
are growing every day.
Each evening finds the ballroom
crowded with the happy dancers who
have iearied that the very ultimate in
dance perfection is regular diet at
Arizona's largest and most popular
amusement center. Carol Reeds
band is on hand every evening to
furnish the inspiration. The kiddies
as we'll as the gIownups find River
side the ideal spot he Fairgrounds,
the merry go round, and the fact
that the management is catering to
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

ton, it at no time loses sight of the
inspiring love story on which the en-
tire structure is builded.
The story starts with the introduc-
ton Of Betty Compson as Genelle,
queen of the Apaches, winsome little
dancer with wandering street show.
The company is owned by Apaches
and it is but a blind behind which
they carry on their petty thievery.
She comes to the attention of noted
theatrical producer who makes the
arrangements through which in two
years the girl is the dancing darling
of the Paris theaters and cafes. From
there the story swings to the midst of
the social set. and it is here that
the first great climax is unfolded-
the girls attempted theft of an eme-
raid necklace--"the green tempta-
tion'-which is to play such an i'm
portant role through the remaining
chapters of the narrative. Discoy-
cred. she is allowed to escape by the
man who detected he!, put the police
are close on her trail and she makes
her escape only by joining the Red
Cross and going to the front in the
service Of her country. through the
fires of woe. desperation and suffer
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

dolph Valentino, passionate, hot
blooded, fiery lover who scored so
emphatically in THE Sheik" and in
"The Four Horsemen," these two in
a love story written by Elinor Glyn
whose Three Weeks proved an in
ternational sensation, what a wonder
full treat is in store in a witnessing
of this production.
The locale moves from the quiet
estates of England to the midst of the
London social season, it invades
Paris. to move among the glittering
lights and effects of the renowned
pleasure palaces and boulevard re-
sorts, it even scales the crags and
heights of the Swiss Alps, it is
thrilling, inspiring, exciting, warm
with the spirit of youth and love, ex-
ceptional in the dramatic situations,
astonishing and startling in the cli-
makes. Its story is one of youth
married to age. and of the coming
into the wife's life of the man who
brought a love that swept everything
before it--conventions. environment,
everything. in it's battle for the right
of youth and it's sledge- -hamme er
blows delivered at loyeless marriages.
Gloria Swanson's cast includes be-
sides Rodolph Valentino. such talent
as Edythe Chapman. Helen Dunbar,
Mabel Van Buren, Alec B. Francis.
Robert Bolder, June Evidge. and
others of equal prominence.
A complete line of added attrac-
tions will be screened with the fea-
ture, the engagement positively limit
ed to three days. The management
is early requesting attendance during
the matineeS.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Betty compson at Rialto

Betty Compson in The Green
Temptation" is scoring a tremendous
success at the Rialte where this
Paramount super special is playing
to'capacity houses at each screening.
Adapted from Constance Lindsay
SINNERS noted novel "I'he Moose it
represents the last production Will
liam ID. Taylor made, his untimely
death occurring Immediately after
its completion. Glittering in the
splendor represented in the environ
ment of the social swirl through
which many chapters of the story
move, it presents in stark contrast
the atmosphere of the haunts of the
Apache, and of the intrigues and
lives of this famous band of secret
societies whose underground haunts
have been the terror Of the French
metropolis for years. And with all
the adventure, with all the intrigue,
the sensational climaxes, the dances.
and the rush of the story from tre-
mendous climax to startling situa-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Radio Equipment
On Submarines To
Increase Radius
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-Equip-
ment to extend the radio communica-
ton scope of 60 submarines from SO
10 500 miles has been purchased by
the navy department, it was learned
today with savings in engineering
maintenance funds made by engineer
ing personnel afloat. The extent OF
the economies in use of, engineering
supplies and the steady increase TO
which the engineering forces are
making their own repairs afloat, 1t
was said at the department has been
astonishing.
Another project now in progress In
the department with funds made
available by the work of the officers
and men in the engineering room
forces of the fighting ships, it was
added. would make material IN
crease in the cruising radius OF the
battleship fleet with resulting large
annual savings in fuel consumption
New evaporators for the ships already
have been contracted for with en-
gineering savings and when Installed.
largely by the work of the men afloat.
will give the ships more and purer
fresh water supplies and will cut
down the annual fuel bill of the fleet
by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GIRL FROM
NOWHERE COMING
To THE COLUMBIA

Strong dramatic situations, mag
nificent settings and gorgeous gowns
are features of Elaine Hammer
STEMS new Selznick picture, The
Girl From Nowhere the feature at
traction at Mauks Columbia theater
today and Wednesday.
The story tells of wealthy and
beautiful daughter of society, Mavis
Cole, who becomes infatuated with
Herbert Whitman, society rotter,
who induces Mayis to elope with him.
But before they can be married,
Mavis learns of Whitman's poor
character and takes refuge in a
hunting lodge buried deep in the
now-covered hills.
Alone and weary. she is surprised
by the caretaker, who demands to
know why she is trespassing on
Jimmy Ryder'S" property. The Sc
robustness of her predicament prompts
her to state that she is the wife of
Jimmy, whereupon, much TO her
surprise. Ryder himself appears on
the scene and in a spirit or cnsvalry,
confirms the claim.
From this strange tangle. the story
winds through a maze of peculiar
predicaments and eventually leads
Mavis to the happiness she had
sought in the beginning. William b.
Davidson and Huntley Gordon are
seen in support of the star.
The first OF d new series of Christy
comedies, entitled Afraid of His
Wife" is another number on the
Columbia program for the two days
beginning today. It's brand new
laugh getters, fresh off the camera.
and being offered in Phoenix ahead
of the opening play dates at Los
Angeles.
A Pathe News real and a Movie
Chats, the playgoers' own contribu-
ton to the screen. also are included
on the Tuesday and Wednesday pro-
grams. A special music score has
been pre- pared by Fred Barlow, di-
rector of the Columbia orchestra.