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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
Ell PROGRAMA PARA Ell CONGRE
so MASONICO

OO MADOINlSlO
Ell programa para el Congress Ma.
s0nco que comenZara el 23 de los co
rrientes. en- estG cindad. comtiena los
siguientes ndmeros:
ConceptO de Ia Fraternidad: mediOs
para hacerla viable entire los diver
sos puehlos.
Este estard cargo del LcdO. Felix
SGntcni, a nombre de Puerto Rico.
Medi0s que deben ponerse en- prac
! tica para que la masOnerfa intervenga
eficaZmente en- la resOluci0n del pro
blema social, con arreglO las pecu
li"ridades Y condiciones econ6micas dc
los paiSes respectivos.
Sera deSarrollalc pOr el doctor Eli
SEQ Font Guillot.
COnveniencia de aunar Ia acci0n dc
los cuatro pafSes para hacer Dir ST
voz mas0nic&mente en- sentido de ayu
da o tie protesta, segdn los casos. Ell
las cueStiCneS colectivas que Sc agi
'"ii vi Si ihuh'' HuV HltNtdH III plo
greso de la humanidad. por al Lcdo
Jose G. Torres.
Medios para cStablecer V fomental
I'M intercambiO entire los cuatrO pal
ses, para fines culturaleS econ6mi
COS. Por el doctor Victor Gutierrez
Ortiz.
Adoption de TN plan general de ins
trucci6n moral V cfvica.
Por el seflor Jose Gonzalez GinOri0
Establecimient0 de una oficina de
information q intercGmbiO de ideas er
cada una de las cuatrO Grandns LO
giaS s0bre las medidas de caractel
traScendental que afecten {. los CuatrC
pafSeS. a cargo del senor Modesto
Cordero.
Bases para haCer eXtenSivOS los
cuatr0 pafseS reprcsentados en- II Con
greSO los benefici0s de las Institucio
mes de cGrdcter educativo V ben6fico
crcadaS que sc Green por cuales0ue
/ tt uV ldN I utllIo NIldII, T'S 1E SlitS. l'Ol
el doctor Jose Gomez BrioSo.
Medios de fomentar Y mantener la,
! relaciones de Ia masOnerfa en- todos
los grupos, socicdadps e inStitucione,
que impulsan el movimiento espiritua
Ell el mum;n y cargo del Lcdo. Fran
cisco Viccnty.
Bases para la unificaci6n de In le
giSl&ci6n mas0nica en- las cuatro Gran
des Logias de Cuba, Santo Domingo
Venezuela Y Puerto Rico Por el T.cdo
Rafael Rivera Zayas.
Acci6n cGmGn Ge las cuatro tIrande,
lIogias, para impedir la masonerfs
irregular. P0r el Lc;to Gustay0 Ro
drfgueZ.
TodaS las logias de la isla estarar
Representatives, aSf como los pafses ok
pres&dos Ell el programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
sUSTITUIDO PoR Ell SIR. ANDINO

FL doctor r. Mora, que fu6 designa-
do para I'm importante cargo en- el
C0nsejo de los CaballeroS de Colon de
San Juan. on las elecciones dc Ia no
che del lunes, no pudG aceptarlo eau
sa de mGltipleS ocupaciones V fuG de-
signado para suStituirle el senor An
tonic Andino Lopez, que es Otro de
los mas entuSiGstas elementos del eX-
presadO Consejo. Ell doctor r. Mora
ViamOnde, tambi6n q" genera!mente
estimado por todos por sus entlsias-
mos en- la Orden, segGn informan ele-
mentos que figuran en- ella.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
MEDIC DiA DE ASUETO

De acuerdo con la proclama DEF Co
bcrnador, publicada aver por Ell IN
PARCIAL. no habra tr@haio ell las
oficinas del gobierno Y oficinaS phi
blicas, desle medic dfa de mahana
iucves. FL comcrcio y las inStitucio-
ncs bancarias cerraran tamhiGn desde
It, eXpreSada -hora de las II del dfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
sE EFECTUARA LA SESSION

La anunciada session de la Junta
Central unionista en- plenO, con sena-
dCres V representatives. senalada para
ell dfa 23 de los cOrriantes, SO llevarl
efectO on la indicada fecha, seg1n
nos nfor1haron seguramentc, siendo por
tGntO infunladOs los rumOres de trans
ferencia o suspension que han circu-
lado.
A menos que alg6n acontecimiento
inesperado justifique la suspension de
La reunion, queda fijada para el dla
%.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
COUNTRY LIFE CLUB

HemOS rccihidO una amable invita-
ci6n que nos remiten los sehores Raj
mond G. Hernandez, Salvador Jim6-
nez. jose Martinez Nieves, Alexandra
Basabe Pedro +. Aguilar Y Santiago
Rivera. para ell DdnSdnt Picnic que
tendra efecto en- el San Antonio Real
State. Caguas. p. r., q domingo "a
del cOrriente.
DamoS las gracias por Ia invitaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
10 MEJOR DE LO MEJOR
Es ell caro- Dodge Bros, del anO
922, por sus buenas innovaciones, ba.
jo preciO y buen serviciO.
Agentes: Andreu, Aguilar & Co..
San Juan, p. r.
UNA GRAN RETRETA

La banla de la Guardia Nacional de
Puerto Rico, ejecutara un espl6ndido
programa en- la retreta que va {. dar
la n0che del martes 26 de los corrien-
tes, en- la plaza principal de San Juan.
lei director seilor Manuel TiZol, hG
hecho una habil selection de cscogi-
das pleas para la eXpresada prime
IA audici6n de la Banda de liz Guartlia
Nacional, cuyo estreno aquf es en- la
indicada nOche
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
Ell AUDITOR con "GRIPE"

Guarda CANA en- su residencia de
San Juan, cl quito joven. Francisco
Iriartc, Auditor Municipal de San
Juan, que ticnc I'M fuertc ataque de
gripe
No eS cosG de cuidado, Ia que ce-
lehramos, deseando .que restablezca
pronto el distinguido fmcionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

A Ultima hora Sc anunciaron dos
jucgos entire las novenas Humacao y
Pucrta de TERRA, quiZas por ese mo-
two no fue mucha gente al juego de
la mafana Pero sin embargo, algu-
nos de los "leales'' estaban presentes
para yer Ia lucha.
Las batcrfaS eran: POr HumacaO,
Moncho G IsafaS. POr puerta de Tie
IRA, Camar6n NegrOlO.
Aunque Sevilla Obtuvo Ia base por
bolaS, Moncho hace que Sc blanqueen
los vistantes. POr HumacaO, Yayo
di0 un ttro b0ggcr, pero de NADIA va
li6. Segundo inning: fu6 igual suerte
para ambos Tercer inning: Sevilla
obtiene Otra veZ la base, perO fue ce-
r0 para los deSgraciadOS visitanteS
Por HumacaO YayO da su ScgundG
tlrO bdggel con dos outs Y lOgra visl'
tar el hogar en- I'M hit de Santana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
COncursO de
"El Imparcial''
Aviso a los Concursantes.

Aviso a los Concursantes.
DebidO al excessive nGmero de cupo-
mes que mensualmente estamos reci-
biendO de nuevOs cOncursantes de
los que han venido participando en- es-
ia entretenida justa pOr la Obtenci6n
del valiOsisimO caro- de turismo
'BUICK"-el mejor caro- del mundo
con que Obsequiaremos ell dia 6 de
enero de 1923 al que resulte vencedOr ;
y hacienda este que los escrutiniOs Sc
retarden mas cada mes, no Obstante
haber duplicado ell nGmero de personals
que tOman parte en- los mismos, he
mos acOrdadO en- nuestra ultima reu-
ni0n 10 siguiente:
SUPLICAR A TODOS LOS CON-
CURSANTES ENVIEN TODAS LAS
CANTIDADES DE CUPONES QUE
TENGAN EN- SU PODER Y QUE
PERTENEZCAN A LOS DIAS Y
MESES RESPECTIvOS DESDE QUE
DIO COMIENZO Ell CONCURSO (22
DE MARZO) HASTA LA FECHA.
Esto 10 hacemOs, fin de faciIitar
los Escrutinios de nOviembre di-
ciembre, los ultimos que restan para
dar por terminado ell COncurso.
EsperamOs que tOdOs los Concur
santes, tOmandO en- cuenta esta justi-
sima slplica, Sc serviran reunir lle-
mar tOdOs los cupOres que tengan en-
reserva mandarlos a esta admins
TRACTION en- ell tempo senaladO, aun
cuandO no queremos dar un dia flo
para cerrar este plazo, sino que pue-
de cOntarse mas menOs entire ell Is
y rs del pr0ximO mes de octubre.
Creemos este no haya de causar nj
perjuicios nj enojos nuestros ami
gos que tan asiduamente han venido
c0laborando al mejOr exito de nuestrO
COncurso, que ha sido de tanto bene-
ficio para los lectores como para los
anunciantes de Ell IMPARCIAL.
La Junta de Escrutinios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

REGREso DE BARRANou1TAs

Los distinguidos esposos Giorgetti
Balseiro sehorita Vachier, han ter
minado su temporada de verano en-
BarrGnquitas, regresatdo a su resi-
dencia de Santurce, VA en- definitiva.
BienvenidoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
DE VIAJE AL NORTE

Ha embarcado para los EstadOs Uni
dos, en- viaje de recreo v negocios, el
active joven l.. NJ. Pagan, de Ia i'd
ministraci6n del "Porto Rico Pro
gress', generalmente estimado en- es-
ia ciudad.
Estard ausente algunas semanas Y
lie dese&mos las meiores imprcSiones
y el mayer exito en- sus prop6s:tos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
BUEN AUTOMOvIL

ST desea usted tenef un caro- ideal
por su economic, seguridad y buen ser.
vicio compre un DODGE BROTHERS
y acertara. veinte mil pesos en- pie
zas de repuesto es la mejor garantia
que ofrecen sus Agentes,
ANDREU, AGUILAR Y CO., San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
CONTINUA Ell JURADO

FL Gran Jur&do, de la Corte 'Fede-
raj, continda despachan5o los asuntOS
pcndientes Y Oportmamete ifolmare-
mos cl resultado de estaS seSiones, que
tienpn m.mer0sos caSos a su c"nSide-
rEci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

HHmdcdO SO dnOfd dos TictOriGs so
bre Puertd de TierrG.-MOnchO D
CdmdrGH 'pitchcdn' acknowledgements.
Ell jHegO de Ia tdrde "f0Ueited'
fdrOr dc HumdcGO p0f Ia rctirG-
dn del Pucrtd de Ticr7d en- el scrt0
"iHHinG'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
LOS pASAJEROS DEL TANAMO.

Aver embarcaron para Nueva York
los Siguien:ps pasajeroS
Sra. +. Mont Reilly. Srta. Hortense
Reilly, LeopOldO Cintr6n. Srta. Isabel
Caldpr0n. Srta. Carmen MontalvO.
Sra Saturnina G. de Cuervo, w. r.
Galbreath. Fernando II Toro, Fer
nando Felix TorO. Jose r. Vendrell,
Carlos J. Hernandez. Luis Rivera. Ge-
naro LagarejOS. J.. NJ. Pagan, Miguel
A. Mercader, Madison X. Fletcher,
William Lower. Sra. W. Lower un
niilo. William Witter. Srta Agnes
Meyer. Henry Rabe, w. V. T0wner,
Sra. w. V. Towner, Domingo Nochera,
Rafael Grau, Pedro ]. Auffant. Angel
Berry. Sra. Corinne Bulanf, Sra. Mer-
cedes Gonzalez. Jes1s Berm1dez, Srta.
Mary 7. Gadsden, Sra. n. Villamil Y
un nino. Colin McAdie, James L. Bal
ley Y Frank NJ Baine.
Les deseamos el mejor viaje to-
dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
MERCADO DE AZUCAR.
Cable recibidO aver pOr Ldmborn and
CO., san Juan, dc so Oficina

CO., san Juan, dc sW oficinG
de NeU York;
n. Y, martes sept. 19.-Mercado no
tan flojo como informamos tltimamen
te. Sc vendieron $4,000 sacos de All
cares de Cuba de almacen v para en-
barque en- octubre 3 costo Y flete.
AL cerrarse ell mercado habfa compra-
dores que interesaban az1cares por
llegar a 3 Y para embarque en- sep
tiembre 2 7IS. Ofertas limitadas
para embarque en- septiembre 3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

Panales, Plantillas, Bizcochos,
Ponques, Mallorcas, Jam6n
Planchado y Queso "ORPI."
De venta en- ''EL RUBI"
Salvador Brau SO. - Tel. sO7.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

Pucrta dc TERRA:
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20
SUAIARIO:

HumacaO:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-20

Total 30 , I 21 8 > ,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
IRISH REBELS
SEIZE CABLES
Only Three Of Is Transatlantic
Lines Working, Due to Action
Of Erin Irregulars.

London, Aug. S.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press. )-Of the 13 cables Of
the Commercial Cable company and
the Western Union company. which
handle the bulk Of the transatlantic
service from Great Britain, only
three we're working today-those Of
the Western Union from its station
at Penzance, Southwestern Eng
land. This is due to the seizure
by Irish irregular forces of the
Commercial company's station at
Waterville, Southwestern ireland,
and the Western Union station at
Valentia, on the Kerry coast in the
same region.
Commercial Cable company off,
cials say the insurgents 'are not
permitting the operators to work.
Apparently the officials here were
not informed as to whether the ca
bles were damaged or traffic only
momentarily blocked.
The Commercial Cable manage
ment in New York stated last night
that the power house and electric
batteries at Waterville had been
disabled. The extent of the dam
age was not known, 1t was said,
bat the cables themselves appar-
emily had not been interfered with.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
OPERATORS
and MINERS
MARK Time
Cleveland Meet Awaits
Arrival of Other
i Owners.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. S-(By the
Associated Press. with a definite
program for ending the soft coal
strike ready for consideration to-
morrow, the joint conference Of the
leaders of tho striking union min
ers and coal operators today
marked time awaiting the expected
arrival of other operators, especial
ly those of Illinois and Indiana.
In addition, operators were expect
ed from several other states scat
tered over the soft coal fields, for
the program contemplated a set,
tlement on substantially a national
basis.
No sessions of the joint confer
ence were held today, and while
there were several formal meetings
of both operators and union Off
cials their interest was centered
largely in Chicago and Indianapolis,
where operators were expected to
termine who would attend the con-
ference tomorrow.
Indiana Men Meet.
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. S.-Mem-
bers of the scale committee of the
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators
association assembled here today
with A. M. Ogle, president of the
National Coal association, who is
expected to outline plans for set
tlement of the coal strike. Mr..
Ogle arrived early this morning
from Indianapolis.
Mr.. Ogle declared the Indiana
operators would not attend the
Cleveland conference, called by
President John L. Lewis Of the
miners.
Fix Kentucky Prices.
Washington. Aug. 8.-Federal in
are to b sent into
western Kentucky to fix q final fair
price during the strike emergency
for coal produced in those fields,
Secretary Hoover announced today.
Pending the investigation the
western Kentucky operators, Mr..
Hoover said, have agreed to a max
imum of $3.75 at the mine but the
Investigators will demand what
would be a fair profit there under
present working conditions on the
basis of the Garfield levels. The
same basis he said, would apply to
other districts which have not al
ready accepted voluntarily fair
price agreements.
& Coal interests, Mr.. Hoover stated
nave asked that gasoline and kero-
sene oils products generally be
placed on a priority with fuel un-
der the emergency transportation
orders. The interstate commerce
commission. however, he declared,
feels that the traffic on most rail-
roads at present is moving suffi-
ciently to enable the transporta-
tion of oil without the necessity of
including such products under pri-
ority orders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
heath TOLL
OF FTypB00N.
IS TR|PLEO
b.bo0 Bodies Are Recov.
cred; Swatow Is
Ghastly Horror.

Hong Kong, China, Aug. 8.-(By
the Associated Press. )-sTyphoon
sricken Swatow, a mangled and
miserable caricature of the port of
| I week ago, doggedly goes about
he first CHASTITY task that falls to
the survivors of the storm-burial
| oi the dead.
| Bodies of $4,000 have been re-
covered, a death toll that triples
former estimates and cuts in half
he former population of the ma
tive city. These figures were given
In a circular issued by the Swa-
tow chamber Of commerce from its
branch in Hong Kong.
Rude coffins have been hammer
I'd together with lumber salvaged
from the wreck Of the city. But
these cannot be knocked together
inst enough to dispose of bodies
which are a sanitary menace to the
health of the living. Gunny sacks
and mattress bags have been made
into crude shrouds. Graves are
hurriedly dug in the alluvial fats
on which the port was built, that
bodies may be inferred as they are
recovered from the wreckage.
Food Shortage Menaces.
Shortage of food may prove an
other menace. British in Hong
Kong already have sent $4,000 for
relief to the British consul at Swa-
tow. Rice is being shipped from
the British colony to the typhoon
survivors. The Swatow munci-
pality charitable association has
organized relief fund, to which
subscriptions are being sought. Be-
pevolent societies in Hong Kong
ne uniting in relief measures for
afhe sufferers. Other cities in China
are expected to heed the plea Of
stricken Swatow.
Bandits, making grim capital Of
the city's disaster, are reported to
have raided homes and robbed Pc
destrians in the native section.
Ghouls sought to loot the dead. but
were promptly stopped by native
police.
City Is Heap of Ruins.
Swatow is heap of ruins. The
tidal wave which swept the road
along the harbor while the storm
was at its height completed the de-
vastation which the storm started.
/ Water front buildings, crumpled
before the assault Of the water. lie
in tangled nondescript piles. Three
steamefs caught in the storm were
I piled on the beach. Smaller craft,
demolished when they sought shell
ter in Swatow harbor, add to the
tapgle on the water front that
swirls with the tide.
Bodies of many victims have
drifted out to sea. They have been
sighted by steamers as far as l5
Z miles from the devastated port.
Many will never be recovered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
q. s. FOLK GIVEN
GORKY'S THANKS
THROUGH HOOVER

Hamburg. Aug. S.-(By the As
sociated Press.)-"The charity
OF the American people kindles
me dream Of brotherhood among
mankind. just at the time when
orotherly love and sympathy are
very much needed" writes Max
I'm Gorky in q letter thanking
Herbert Hoover and all other
Americans for the aid extended
during the Russian faminet
The letter, given out b the
local officers of the American
relief administration, is dated
July 80. exactly a year from the
date Gorky addressed his tele-
graphic appeal for assistance to
America.
The famous writer declares
mat in the entire history Of hu-
man catastrophes. he knows
none 30 severe as the misfor-
tanes which have befallen Rus
sia In her famine, and in history
OF human kindness nothing to
compare with the extent and un-
seinshness Of the assistance CIV
"a under the direction Of Secre-
|tary Hoover.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
HOLD CONTEST TO
SEE WHO CAN EAT
MOST CRAWFISH

New Orleans, La. Aug. S.-A
contest to determine the worlds
champion .crawfish eater is un-
der way at the famous old
French market here today in
which 10 entrants are striving
for fame and honor. Prizes will
be awarded for speed and ca
pacity. Each contestant must
peel" his own.
Prior to the beginning OF the
contest. which got under way.
shortly before noon. several
hundred pounds Of crawfish were
cooked and ready for the con-
testants when the opening bell
sounded. Hundreds Of specta-
tors thronged the market to
witness the unique contest and
to cheer favorites to victory.
Among the early favorites
were George Pop" Luthy, cham
pion of vieux Carre; Gus Mar
tin. the "poet-demon crawfish
king. OF Donner. La. and
Percy viosca. "The Cabildo Cy-
clone. Of New Orleans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
Women in Wet Democratic
County of Tennessee Elect
Dry Republican Sheriff

industry in the county and that
raids were few and far between
the unproductive of real results.
Allegations of this character
aroused the women and finally they
became indignant. They let it be
known that they would support. re-
gardless Of party, any candidate
who would agree to stand squarely
for the law enforcement. Thomas
responded. He declared that il
elected, he would enforce the prohi-
bition law in spirit and letter, and
that he intended to put every boot
logger and moonshiner in Jail. The
women applauded this sentiment
and went to work.
Can't Beat Women.
They organized in every district
Many Of them were, OF course.
Democrats. But between a moist
Democrat and bone dry Republi-
can they insisted they we're for the
arid aspirant. In the election, the
male Democrats and many of the
male Republicans voted for Peo-
pies, but nearly all OF the women
carried out the program as planned
and Thomas was successful.
Peoples declared today he wish
ed Thomas every success but that
he entertained serious doubts that
he would be able to suppress the
manufacture and sale of whisky,
because OF the difficulty in locating
and seizing the stills that are &c.
curely hidden in the remote fast
ness Of the mountains.
II do not intend to talk" de-
clared Thomas. II will Be sworn
in soon and will let the raids
make and the arrests Of the VIOLA
tors Of tha law speak instead.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
BY ROBERT NKEE.

Consolidated Press Correspondent.
Copyright, 1922. by The Argus.)
Bristol. Tenn, Aug. S.-Women
Of Sullivan county believe they
have constructed a dam that ef-
fectively will obstruct the flow of
moonshine whisky from the Hol-
ston mountains to this city and
the country at large. Whether it
indeed is Liquor proof will be de-
termined when Joseph l.. Thomas,
farmer, churchman, ardent prohi-
bitionist and brother of Rev. DR..
Trigg Thomas, noted southern
evangelist, takes Office soon.
Thomas. resident OF Bluff City,
is the first Republican sheriff elect
ed to Office in Sullivan county in
20 years. 1t is admitted on all
sides that he owes his selection
to the women. Democratic as we'll
as Republican. Announcing that
they were tired of existing condi-
tions they campaigned night and
day for him and finally put him
across in = hidebound Democratic
community by majority OF $50.
Distillers g Deputies.
The women declared war on JOS
eph s. Peoples, the present sheriff,
who was q candidate for reelection
after he had won out at the Demo-
cratic primaries by q narrow mar
gin In this campaign it was al
legged that Peoples had named a.
deputy sheriffs men who actually
were engaged in the manufacture
and running Illicit whisky. It was
alleged that he was Indifferent to
the steady growth Of the moonshins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
| DEAD, 8 HURT
: IN AUTO SMASH
Kincaid, Ill, Miner Killed, COmpan-
ions Injured When Wheel Of
Car Breaks.

Taylorville, ILL.,, Aug. S.-John
Kessler was instantly killed, Else
Chodat lost both legs and Joe Varo
and Joe Koches, were injured, when
an automobile driven by Kessler
turned turtle II miles west of here
at o'clock this morning. They
were all Kincaid miners.
Kessler, who leaves a wife and
Six small children, was driving at
a high speed, against which Koches
is said to have protested, threaten
ing to jump out unless he slowed
down. He was part way out when
the rear wheel of the car broke.
Kessler was thrown out, Chodat
was caught between a wheel and
fender and the two others were
thrown into a hedge fence.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
JOHN WOOLLEY
I'LL IN SPAIN
Man Twice Prohibition Candidate
for President Is Near Death
In Granada

Granada, Spain. Aug. 8.-(By the
Associated Press G. Wool
ley Of Paris, ILL.,, twice prohibition
candidate for president of the Unit
ed States, is suffering from a cere5-
raj attack at a hotel here and is re-
ported in a most serious condition.
He was taken ill several days ago
and on Monday lapsed into uncon-
sciousness.
Mr.. Woolley's son, it was an
nounced. is coming from America
to, be with his father.
Mr.. Woolley went to Europe to
study dry" sentiments on the con-
tinent. He is 72 years old.