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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
Ell CONCRESO HA DADO AUTORJZACION
Al PRESIDENTE PARA NCAUTARSE
DE Los FERROCARRJLES
LlegarOn a un acuerdO

I'll director del departamento dc sa-
nidad y el comisionado de servicio pu-
blico de la ciudad, han realizado una
lninuciosa inspection en- San Juan y
sus poblados, quedando aquel satisfe-
cho Llel estado general de fimpieza.
La. nueva administration municipal
de la ciudad-informa unO de los Sc
iores de la asamblea-se encontr6 con
falta de material Ne limpieza que hubo
que irlo adquiriendo pcco {; POGO v
dentro de las muchas dificllltades del
G0mienzO de esta, sc han lido rectifi-
cando y mejoramAo los seryicios.
Santurce Puerta de TERRA son dos
poblsdos de gran extension Y un ve-
cindario cada vez mas numeroso ne
cesita mayor atenci6n para tddos los
serviciOs. En- general, como Sc ha Wis
to por la direction del depSrtamento,
el servicio estd 10 mejor atendiGo p0-
Sible Sc va mejo1ando constante-
mente.
,Si en- servicios de las oficinas del
gObier1o insular, que disponen Ge SUI
ficientes asignaciones por tanto del
personal suficiente, hay deficiencias,
necesariamente debe haberlas Y la crf-
tica polftica Las &umenta, en- los mu
nicipales, que estan sienlp objeto de
imprescindibles reformas.
La construction del nuevo acueduc-
to, alcantarillado Y Gales de Santurce
que Sc estan reparando abriendo
constantcmente, facilithran tojia Ia
mejor atenci6n los servicios pdblicos
de la ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
LOS DEMOCRATAS ESTAN GANANDO
. TERRENO EN- LAS ELECCIONES
PRIMARIAS
Los Guafdias Marinas de la escuadra norte-
americana despues del viaje de instruc-
cion regresan Annapolis.
tae Nusslro Ssruelo cablegraaoo)

COLUMBIA, Carolina del Sur, agos
to 31.-En las elecciones primarias
-celebradas en- este estado, ha salido
renombrado por quinta vez para Co.
bernador Mr. Code L. Bleaseld. La
mayorfa alcanzada por ell popular can
didato supera todo 10 imaginable;
pero ahora su nombre entrara for
mar lista en- unas segundas primarias,
contra otro contrincante que lie ha sa-
lido al encuentro, Mr.. Thomas G. Nc
leod.
SAN FRANCISCO, agosto 31.-En
las primarias celebradas en- Califor-
mia, ha vencido ell senador Hiram
johnson a su contrincante C. C. Mo-
re, por mas de 100000 votos. Mr.
More es republicano Y Mr.. johnson
democrata Y ambos Sc disputan la
senaduria por el estado en- Washing
ton.
NEW YORK, agosto 31.-El como
cido boxeador de color Harry Wills,
propino un knock out a su contrincan-
tie Willie Janckson, en- un encuentro
celebrado anoche en- esta ciudad. Ell
terrible punetazo que dio ell triunfo
Wills tuvo efecto en- ell tercer round,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
Artistas que negan

En- ell vapor "Ponce", Sc espara que
llegue esta tarde a las tres el repre-
sentante de la reputada firma "Chip-
man LTD, de New York, agentes de
las frmas "Metro Y Fox'', quien viene
cerrar ell circuito teatral Bruno y
Vazquez".
Ell seior Chandles segun nos han
informado, es una gran autoridad EN-
asuntos de espectaculos. Fue quien
introdujo la pelicula "Los Cuatro Ji-
netes de la APOCALYPSE" en- ell Real de
Madrid, Y en- casi todas las capitales
europeas. Els indudable que la llega-
da del senior Chandler ha de ser de
una gran significacion para los nego-
clos cinematografcos del pals.
ELos Sres. Bruno y Vazquez han re-
cibido esta manana un radio del senior
Chandler en- contestacion otro que
lie fue dirijido por los Sres. Bruno y
Vazquez. Ell radio dice:-"Acepta-
mos invitacion (Firmado), "Monte
Blue, Charles Lane, Macy Harlem y
Fran Currier acompanandome.
Los Sres. Bruno v Vazquez nos han
invitado para ir a recibir al muelle a
estos notables artistas del arte mudo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31

| LISBOA, agosto 31.-El Conde de
II del Brasil, falleci6 bordo del va
por Masilia, mientras Sc dirigfa Rio
de Janeiro para tomar parte Ell Ia eX-
posici6n con que Sc cOnmemora ell pri-
mer centenario de Ia Independence
brasilefia. Ell cadaver del conde ha
sido embalsamado Y sera llevado
Rio Janeiro, donde Sc lie tributaran
grandes hOnores.
CHICAGO, agosto 31.-Ha falleci-
do en- su residencia de esta ciudad,
Mrs. Franklin Jones, la 1nica hija que
todavia quedaba en- vida del general
Ulises S. Grant, heroe de la guerra
civil Y mas tarde presidente de los
Estados Unidos. Ell entierro de la
ilustre DANA recibira los honores del
elevado range que obtuvo su padre.
NEW YORK, agosto 31.-Las gran
des Ligas de base ball, en- sus juegos
de- aver, Sc anotaron ell siguiente SEQ
re: Liga Nacional: New York, 3;
Brooklyn, 10; Filadelfa, L., Boston, 2
(primer juego); Filadelfa, g.; Boston,
a (segundo juego); Pitssburg. 2; Gin
cinnati 0; Chicago, A; st. Louis, 5.
Liga Americana: Washington, A; New
York, 8; Boston, 6; Filadelfia, 5; Gin
cinnati, 2; Detroit, L; ST. Louis, II;
Cleveland, 3.
HABANA, agosto 31.-Esperase a
bordo del vapor "Antonio Lopez que
estara aquf el dfa 3 de septiembre ell
formidable boXeador Andres Balsa,
campeon espanol de boxee que yiene
celebrar aquf varios MGtchs Los
numerosos admiradores que tiene ell
la Habana el recio deporte, lie prepa-
ran un enthusiastic recibimiento.
ROMA, agosto BIS. S. ell Papa
Pho XII Sc entretuvo aver en- los jar
dimes del Vaticano, en- aprender a ma
nejar eun precioso automovil que lie
regalo la Archidi6eesis de Milan, Y
cuyo valioso presente lie fue hecho por
ell Arzobispo de la misma en- persona.
No solo ha causado este una gran ex-
traieza, sino que Sc anota ell hecho de
ser Pho XI ell primer Pontifice que
cuenta con un auto de su exclusive
propiedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31

Como dijimGS aver, bordo del va
per "Antonio Lopez, va para Ia isla
de Cuba, acompan&do del promoter
don Francisco Navas, que es port0rri-
,queho, ell glan boxeador cspailoi An
dres Balsa, que tiene Gnotadas mu-
chas resonantes victorias en- su
arriesgada profession.
Ahora Sc dirige la Hsbana Gonde
peleari con Kid Norfolk Y Harry
wills, y en- el mes de diciembre le
disputara ell campeonato hispanoame-
ricanO al famoso boxeador argentine
Luis FirpO. Ell promoter de estos en-
cuentros, un gran adhmirador de An
dr6s Balsa. es el conocido deportista
portorriqueiio don Francisco Navas, q.
cncargo {. nuestro reporter, que tras-
mitiese por medic de Ell IMPARCIAL
un carifoso saludo a Puerto Rico.
Igual rpego lie hizo nuestro compa-
iier1 el campe0n espnfiol die Boxco An
dres Balsa, que lie significo muy en-
cGrecidamente que guerra saludar a
sus paisanos, por medic de nuestro
diario.
Andres Balsa tiene un cartel envi-
diable como professional del recio de-
porte. Balsa ha vencido hiberate,
campe6n italiano, en- el tercer round,
de un tremendo Knock-out Derrot6
tambien Toni Bramin campeon de
Argelia, en- Ell primer round; y a Toni
Wien, campe0n de Escocia, en- ell Guar
to round, Y Mario Lafont, campe6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
OTRO DE LOS FUNCIONARIOS y
DE ECUBA, COMPLICADOSENLOS
FRAUDES EN- CORREOS, Sc SUI
CID0 AVER EN- Ell CAMACUEY
La tragedia de "ChacabucO" con todOs sus
hOrrOrOsOs detalles.
La misteriosa desaparici6n de una dana de la
buena sociedad en- FiladeIfia tiene
tOdOS preOcupadOS.
(De Nucstro Serucio CablcgrdGco)

HABANA, agosto 31.-Telegrafian
de Camaguey, que el senor Jose Pa
res Adam, jefe del departamento de
giros postales, complicado en- los
fraudes recientemente descubiertos,
Sc suicide aver, disparandose dos IT,
ros por la boca, en- momentos en- que
iba ser detenido por orden del fiscal.
Ell suicida estaba sacramento eompli-
cado en- los fraudes descubiertos, Y
desde que empez6 hacerse la inves-
| tigacion Sc considero irremisiblemen-
te perdido.
Ell tragico fin del senior Pares que
era persona muy popular en- CANA
g1iey ha impresionado vivamente a
la poblacion.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, agosto 81.
-Noticias de Ultima hora recibidas
en- esta ciudad por inalambrico, traen
mas detalles de la horrorosa tragedia
-ocurrida en- ell naufragio del barco
chileno "Chacabuco", hundido repleto
de pasajeros en- las afueras de la cos
ia de Coquimbo. De las 322 personals
que iban bordo solo han podido ser
rescatadas 13, por mas esfuerzos que
Sc han realizado por descubrir ell pa
radero de las otras. Temese que to-
das hayan encontrado la muerte en-
ell fondo del mar, que en- aquella cos
ia es muy bravfo. Ell "Chacabuco"
era una vieja embarcacion q. Sc dedica
ba conducir trabajadores a las plan
tas de nitrate de Chaquicuda, y GUAM
do fue sorprendido por el temporal
que lie estrello contra unos aBrecifes,
donde naufrago casi simultaneamen-
tie, Sc dedicaba a esta labor de tras-
bordo, con IN cargamento de traba-
jadores todos muy entendidos en- la
industria del nitrado, a cuyas plantas
iban contratados.
MADRID, agosto 31.-El embaja-
dor de Espafia en- Paris, ST.. Quino-
mes de Leon, ha sido nombrado sena-
dor vitalicio. En- los circulos politicos
Sc asegura que la crisis Sc producira
ndefectiblemente en- octubre y que
entonces ocuparan el poder los libe
rales bajo la presidencia del conde de
Romanones.
FILADELFIA, agosto 31.-La de-
saparicion misteriosa de la Sra. Bar
bara Taylor, viuda del comandante
del ejercito americana James S. Tay-
lor, suceso que traia intranquila a la
sociedad filadelfna, ha quedado en-
descubierta aver, al hallar unos mari
nos ell cuerpo inerte de la dana, en- ell
fondo del rio Delaware, muy cerca de
los astilleros de la marina en- Filadel-
fla. La Sra. Taylor desapareci6 de su
hogar, sin dejar rastro alguno de su
persona, los dos dias de la muerte
de su esposo. Lo cual la policia cree
que la muerte de ambos personajes,
obedece a un terrible crimen perpetra-
do por algunos enemigos encubiertos.
Sc realizan delicadas pesquisas para
descubrir ell origen de estas dos muer-
tes, que han causado una honda SEN
sacion en- todo Filadelfia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31

cayendo Willie sin sentido en- medic
del ring con- la mandibula destrozada.
Numeroso publico asistio al espec-
taculo.
ANNAPOLIS, agosto 31.-A las
primeras horas de aver entro en- este
puerto ell escuadron del Atlantico, con-
duciendo a bordo LOO guardias ma
rinas, que regresan a la. Academia
Naval despues de haber realizado una
travesia de practica durante tres me-
ses, por las diferentes estaciones de
la marina de guerra en- las Antillas
7 Panama. Los guardias marinas re-
cibieron I'm fusivo recibimiento por
los cadetes que cursan estudios en- Ia
Academia, por ell cuerpo de profeso-
res instructores, y por ell pueblo en-
general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
Gobiernod de Pto. Rico
DepartamentO de Hacienda.
NegOciadO de ArbitriOs.

San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Agosto 80, 1922.
Copia del 6ltimo cable recibido por
este Departamento, procedente de la
Agencia. de Tabaco en- New York:
Agosto 28.
No. 1872.
Benedicto, San Juan.
Mercado decididamente active. La
hoja del tabaco ofrecida en- agosto "a,
Sc registra los siguientes precios:
"los precios solicitados por la mayor
parte de los empacadores Sc elevan
en- esta proportion: Ndmero 1, tripa
95 centavos. N1mero 2, grado 78 a
so centavos. Ndmero 3, grado 55 60
centavos. Y todos lie aceptan sin mu-
cha dificultad." GarantOba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
ANDRES BALSA EN- PUERTO RICO
Ell gran boxeador espanol va contratado por un
portorriqueno la Habana.-Ahora peeara
con Kid Norfolk y Harry Wills y en- Dcbre.
quiere diSputar el campeOnatO hiSpanO-
americana que tiene un argentine.

del Norte de Francia, en- el 2 round,
y lie quito el campeonato de Espaiia
Amelia, derrotndole en- ell segundo
round. Tambien venci0 Ell Inc0gni-
to, campe6n de la India, dejandole
fuera de combate al primer round, y
a Stimer, campe6n de Alemania, en-
el tercer round, Y Anderson, canadien-
Sc, Ell el cuarto round, a Mac Do
NELL campe0n de la escuadra inglesa
en- ell octave round, a otros varios
entire los que anotamos nOmbres de
muchos pafses.
Con ell dnico que hasta ahora ha
perdido Andres Balsa es con Arthur
Townly, campe0n del nOrte de Ingla-
terra. Balsa sufri0 la fractura del
metacarpio de la mano derecha y que
do temporalmente imposibilitadO para
seguir Ia lucha.
Andres Balsa ha encontrado q la
hora que escribimos estas lfneas, al
guna dificultad para bajar TERRA.
No trae sus pasajortes bisados por ell
Consul americana, pero segdn tene-
mos entendido, ese requisite va no Sc
exile para los pasajeros de transito.
Como nos advierte hoy nuestrO CO.
rresponsal de la Habana, EN- la gran
ciudad antillana Sc lie prepara un
Gran recibimiento al famOSO atleta eS-
panol a cuyo cordial saludo correspon-
demos afectuosamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31

Cantero, Fernkndez q Co., Inc, 1ditorsa.
0Acinas: Allen 4e gt., (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
I'm bale en- Vega Baja

La Directiya del Casino de Vega
Baja, .ha tenido la amabaiidad de in
vitarnos al Baile de confianza que ha
de llevarse efecto EN- la noche del
tres de septiembre.
Damos las gracias por la invitaci0n
que Sc nos hace a un acto que ha de
quedar sumamente concurrido, juz-
gar por las simpatfas de que goza di-
cho cfrculo social
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31

J. Perez Losada, Director.
M. Fernandez Juncos, Redactor-Jefs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-31
CanterO, Fernandez
& Co., Inc. :,
Junta General Ordinaria.
CONYOCATORIA.

Senalado el dia z Septiembre de
1922, por la Junta de Directories de
esta Corporation, para la celebration
de la Junta General Ordinaria de
Accionistas, Sc convoca a estos a di-
cha Junta en- la que ademas de los
asuntos correspondence Sc sometera
a su resolution la reforma del articu-
10 No. 10 del Reglamento.
San Juan, P. R., "a Agosto de 1922.
A. SARMIENTO,
Secretario.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Fhree Ne'u \ Yoyi;ers Mel
Denfj, ~, Romo Gr0SIl

Inrcc New York men and several
from Connecticut ana New jersey were
NNled IN Inc fan of ihc ill-iu1od Roma.
Master Sergeant James Murray. of zoo
1rcN W1ch Street, was fftv-four years
old, /. veteran of the Spanish-Amc4ican
War N which TIE was wounded. ard "a
soldler for twenty seven wars. lie
had planned 80 retire aftef thirty years
Of service lie Wac born in Manchester.
hngiana. Burial wil be ia the National
Cemetery 1T Arlington.
NiilmM Joseph NNan of fe0 Con-
over ~ueol. B'ooA iyu. 1a.caty-oue yea
eIo. WA raolo opel1lnr o4 the Roma.
lie was born in ireland. HIS body viii
be -hl10ed home iof burial H. wa
the eioes, nt eight ctidrcn. Tnr,r
oi the others recently have had uneu-
mona, ONE noW has the measles:
James. seven years DID, Nas run over
rcceurN hr am sutoHobiic. afd Aqno
thirteen. just recovering from an
operation t0f unner8 8tcftl Ihoif
tather Is ii nncnInle,.
lieu'efant William r Riley. 81 526
haS Eighty sixth Street. Asas n.akiu4
has home temporarily r In Aberdeen. Nd
Burial Viii be a. STAN ord, Conn.
where brother. sister ard other lela-
tiNcs llFe. lie was nephew of Edward
Riley, wealthy New York Insurance
DIOAe.. W'til whom ur iraNcieG six
yea4, In NuloDe before ertersg YaIc
in 1916. He .l3i' seAooI fa lql7 to 20
to war. wa discharged FROM lhc selv-
lcs 1913 fe~ WC"4s aiter getting
f'. commission. snd re-euli,ted Il year
later
Lieutenant Harold H. uine. Of 25l
Wcst Avenue Bridgeport. Was "a sen
Of +. W. tiue. o' Boston, After gradg-
alton from bowdoH an 1911 he Wa
associated Fl business with brother
Bridgeport ent0 ine outbreak o.
tte way whcn he took up aviation.
Tie had planned 10 remain Nl the army
pCrmancntlN
Captain frederick J.. Dursc.nidt. Of
100 Mann Street, Derby. Conn. wa
tWenf N-scVen years old. Il sou Of Man
DuTsc lmidt. OF this city lie ,sas gradu
ated from West Point in 1917 and
served oVereeas In the balloon corps.
Burial viii be al Dcrbs
Master Sergeant Roger & McNaily.
OF ls13 stiles stree philudelphia,
leaves "a wife aNd two children lie
Wa thirty-iour yeal DID, His mother
hvcs IN Washington. He had taken
part 10 the trial flights Of ,he Roma
ia Italy p Ntar ago IT, 1919 lie Was in
Alasha and had to walk 400 miles to
feach an ephstmen. post Discharged
after the war, he re-cuistod because OF
his interest in aviation.
staff Sergeant Edward vi. shumachcr.
fort years old, leaves d wife and
daughter at Long Branch. IS j.. but
bad been separated from them for sov-
elal years New 81 his death was
sent by the War Department auibori-
ties to cousin, Mrs Sarah Van Ness.
OF Red Bank, \. j. Burial sin re at
lioddeos Corner
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
1-PowcrP PactNcetsLeaguc
Defects, Asserts Coolidge
American Conception That Ma
tinns Should BE Fee by
Gaining> Truth, He Says

apcctG{ Dispntch TO Ibe TrfbUn"
BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.- Defending
the four-powcr treaty as contrastca
with the covenant Of the League Of Ma
tons in his address at the anniversary
day exercises Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versitv This morning, Vice-Presi-
dent Coolidge said that the United
States "saw in the covenant Of the
league, whether intended or not, q
diminution Of it's independence and IN
It's provisions the final sanction not Of
conscience, but Of force.
at was the American conception
that nations. Ike men, should be free
by coming into kncwledge Of the truth.
by living in obedience to the law" 1t
was in part in response to this desire
that the Washington conference vas
called, he added.
1t was after he had discussed Wash
ington and the part he played, as Il
statesman as we'll as soldier, in
founding the nation, that the Vice
President referred to the World War
and the events following IT, In this
connection, he said
But unconsciously, almost unwil-
linRly that ration which had been cs-
tablished by Washington and made free
under Lincoln had become world
power. The setting Of It's own house
in order, great as that accomplish
ment had been. might give IL the
power to meet its obligations; it could
not give it the power to avoid them
When military despotisn which held
in its grasp great people threatened
TO destroy the free governments Of
Europe, when America at last came to
realize the issue, the soul Of her peo-
pie was bound 10 respond"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Men Students Fear They
May Be Taken for Girls
Syracuse University Youths
Ban Perfume to Halt Femi.
nine EncrOachment

SYRACUSE, Feb. 22-Alarmed at the
Increasing tendency toward masculin-
ity on the part Of girl students a.
Syracuse University. and fearing tnat
it viii make men students appear TO be
too feminine, the latter to-day an
nounccd The organization of the Beta
Chapter Of the Anti-Efelninacy Club.
Edward A. Eickstadt. of New Britain.
Conn, IS president Of tho new club. He
is senior in the College Of Forestry
The club is d protest against the
smoking OF cigarettes by women. wear
ing OF Topping galoshes and otherwise
presuming into the realms heretofore
restricted TO men. Members pledge
themselves 10 give up the following;
e Sc OF powder after shaving
Use OF scented toilet water
Wasp-waisted suits deeolete collars
and baby ribbon ties.
Wearing OF button-hole bouquets.
Members Of the new club aver with
fcrvor, however, that they are in no
sense 10 be classed as woman -haters.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

foot smokestack Of the central heating
plant.
Fourth. that the immediate cause OF
tho rNplosion. with such force AS tc
wreck the entire craft and set her or
file. was contact with net OF 200
volt hlgh-power electric wires less than
one hundred feet from where the Roma
crashed into a pile of debris
Fifth, that the Liberty motors, which
were being tested, were not respoN.
sibie for the disaster. unless something
more tangible should be learned than
appeared to-day.
q have no idea what caused tho
accident" said Captain Walter J
Reed, chief pilot Of the ill-fated air
ship Roma. in statement given out
at the Public Health Service Hospital
here to-day. 81 doubt If it viii ever be
known. OF course, we have our OWL
theories, but We are not certain which
IS correct.
Il had known that there was trouble
with the control OF the ship. and il
was impossible to correct it after j;
was discovered.
The first intimation we had that
there WAS trouble was when we saw the
nose of the ship down. We went back
to see what caused it and found the
control was not working.
Everything possible was done TO
strslghten the ship and gct her or an
even keel again. Captain Mabry gave
orders TO shut off all motors. The last
FOUR were shut Off. The forward motor
was running. Il is possible that the
engineer was SO thrown out Of his posi-
tion that he could not see the signals
or his cial
Pitched Into Nose Dive
"Nvoly effort to get the Roma or al
even keel proved useless and she
pitched into the ground in 4 nose dive
and turned over on her side.
When the ship hit was thrown
into the upper part Of the cabin. l was
shut in and got out only when g hole
was burned into the cabin. Lieutenant
" ellen crawled out With NE. Both Of
US had to 60 through flames to get to
safety
Sergeant Chapman. VINO was also IN
The cabin cat hole in the wall and
he and Reardon d ajor and passeu~
ger VINO survived the disaster crawlcd
out Through that hole.
My hazy recollection Is Of being
thrown rom one side Of the cabin 10
the other and of looking up the keel
where | saw men forward
Captain Reed said that it was a
plausible theory TO believe, as had been
suggested, that the kite box hung down
al the tail Of the Roma so heavily as
10 displece the balance and point the
ship into The nose dive,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
1000, 900 Czubvon,en Urged 10 Preuent
An Industrial Tic-Up by Coal Strike

WASuINGTON Feb. 22-ln letter 10000 presidents Of
Miss NJ Lillian Williamson, chair
of the Industrial and Business Relations Committee of the Cen
c Federation of Womcn Clubs appealed todaSto the women Of
America % the nations industrial situation
While explaining that ubwomen of whom Approximately two
million members of the whom the letter
intention of matters dispute between rail
roads mines and their employees, Miss Williamson declared they
would insist that ec be toppage of work operation by the
employees companies pending adjustment of their troubles
"The point enphased' she said matter which side is
matter if both sides blame for present
industrial situation, neither side has the right pcnaize the general
public By bringing strike The railroads preventing
the continuous mining of coal
Prevention of future STRIKES Miss Williamson said could be
obtained W focusing public attention preventing the strike,
ana inducing the men and companies continue work while their df
eutcs were in process of adjustment The latter task, she
serted was the duty Of experts and not of cubwomcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Roma [ nsoje, Feared
I rip. One Tictim Urote

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CHICAGO, Feb. Lieutenant Cliff
ford f. Smythe. one ofthe victims OF the
Roma disaster. in = recent letter to his
father, Robert NJ. Smytho. 5619 Win
throp Avenue, declared the dirigible
was unsafe and ne feared to make 3
trip in her.
The Roma behaved SO badly on her
FIRST trial over Washington she was
declared unsafe says the letter, "and
majority of those on board were ad-
Vised to make the return trip by train.
II anything has been done to alter her,
except to change her engines, don t
know what il is. + looks like crimjnal
negligence TO nc to fly her again with
out making changes in her construc-
ton.
In another letter to Dr. J. VI. Mich
olson, 1898 Kenmore Avenue, the lieu
tenant said he had presentiment Of
death "1he dirigible seems sluggish
and slow to respond to the controls" the
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
2)irisibie Development
's1st Go On, Soy Experts

Aviation exports herc who are con
cerned with Hshter-than-air craft were
agreed Yesterday that the burning of
the Roma, though costly in human life.
would be valuable in the further de-
Velopment Of this type OF flying craft.
In IN official statement the Aero,
nautical Chamber of Commerce. II
9tatLon-wide organization with Off ces
IN 50l Fifth Avenue. said: The los
OF the Roma should not be rcgardod -
reflection on the operative personnel
or on the ludgmen, Of the War Depart
mem n. IN h&V ng purchased il from ltaly.
1t was the obvious thing 10 do, because
We nave rot developed lehtcr-than-air
craft IN this country to the cxtent
that other governments have dcvelopcd
it with public funds.
The accident to the Roma sbnuld
be regarded the same as an accident
IN laboratory. The potentiality of the
alrship IS so great that it is bound
to be developed despite an accident or
a series Of accidents. Tt is so imnort