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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
UN CRUCERO FRANCES LEGO
AVER A SAN JUAN

Procedente de puertos europeos aver
lego San Juan Ell crucero ftCassio-
pec'', de la marina francesa, el cual, sc
gun nos inform6 un tripulante, perma
necera aquf alredor. de diez dia. al Ca
cabo de los cuales seguira viaje para
Martinica.
FL coman6ante del "Cassiopee"
Mr. Auverny, visit6 la ciudad. regre-
sando bordo va entrada la noche, en-
compafida del obispo de Guadalupe,
que tambien viaja en- Ell referido barco
en- union de dos sacerdotes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
Terrible lucha entire fascistas y
socialistas en- las GALES de Geneva
e especial inges franc6s

GENovA, MARIO o. Un terrible
combate fue librado esta maaana en-
las Gales mas centricas de esta ciudad
entire elementos fascistas socialisas.
Las fuerzas de la poicia que intervi-
nieron para sofocar ell combate fueron
dispersas tiros por los revoluciona-
rios Veinticinco policias resuItaron he
ridos Y diez muertos.
Ell orden, a "a hora de trasmitirse
este despacho, ain no ha sido resta-
blecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
Sc ALQUHA

ell espacioso edificio donde es-
tuvo ell teatro "San Agustin",
en- Puerta de TERRA, propio pa
ra cine, despaIiIIado de tabaco 0
airlacen.
Para infornes diriase al
apartado n1mero 763, Sar Jean,
PueIto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
RUMoRAsE QUE BERENGUER RE
NUNCIARA SU PUESTo

MADRID, mario 9.-Circula con
insistencia Ell rumor de que Ell general
Berenguer, alto Comisario de Espafia en-
Marruecos, renunciara de I'm momento
a otro su cargo, por no estar de acuer
do con ell nuevo Ministro de la Guerra.
FL general Luis Aspuru, quien fue
capitan general de Valencia, ha sido
nombrado jefe del Estado Mayor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
LAS CoRTEs HAN sIDo 'CoNvoCA
DAS PARA Ell MARTES

MADRID, MARIO -Probablemente
hoy juraran sus cargos los nuevos miem
bros del Gobierno. embellishments des
pues de este acto Sc convocaran las Cor
tes las cuales Sc abriran ell martes pro-
ximo.
Sc anuncia que ell nuevo Gabinete
cuenta con ell apoyo y las simpatias de
don Antonio Maura de los miembros
dimisionarios del anterior Gabinete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
LOS PERIoDIcos FRANCHISES HAN
CoNsAGRADo COMO UN GRAN
AMIGO DE FRANCIA AL NUEvo
MINIsTRo DE CHILE

PARIS, mario 9.-Esta ma1ana pre-
sento sus credenciales al presidente M.
Millerand, ell nuevo ministro de Chile
en- esta ciudad, seiior Quesada.
Con este motive los peri6dicos publi-
can elocuentes articulos encomiando no
blemente la personalidad del senior Que
sada, a quien consagran como un entu-
SHASTA Y distinguido amigo de Fran
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

SHASTA caluroso recibimiento al maris
cal Joffre, quien lego esta manana aqui
FL personal que acompafia al invicto ven
ceaor de los alemanes en- ell Marne, fue
asimismo objeto de una clamorosa re-
cepci6n.
Ell Mariscal permanecera tres dias en-
esta ciudad embarcando ell dia IL para
Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
HAN LLEGADo A BUCKINGHAM
Ell. vIsCoNDE DE LAsCELLEs Y
SU ESPOSA

LoNDRES, mario o. Ell vizconde
de Lascelles Y su esposa la princesa
Maria han negado a medic dia al pa
lacio de Buckingham Los distinguidos
csposos permaneeeran aquf varicc dfas
saliendo despues para Florencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

PARIS, MARIO 9.-Los periodicos de
esta ciudad publicaron anoche la noti-
cia de que ell actual presidente del Ca
binete, senior Poincar6 no podra concu-
rrir. como Sc dijo, Ia pr6xina confe
rencia international de Geneva, puesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
(De nuestro servicio especial por los
cables ingles frances)


ROMA, MARIO 9.-El presidente del
Gabinete, senior Faeta, recibio en- las
primeras horas de la tarde de aver la
respuesta de los Estados Unidos la
invitacion que le hiciera Italia para
acudir Ia proXima confereneia inter
racional economical de Genova. La nota
esta firmada por ell ministro de Estado
Mr.. Hughes y agrega que el gobierno
de Harding, despu6s de analizar cuida-
dosamente Ell programa de la asamblea,
han 1legado al convencimiento frme Y
terminate, de que a Estados Unidos
no lie importan nj lie convencen las cues
tiones que van ser discutidas en- Geno-
va, las cuales compiten exclusivamente
a los gobiernos europeos.
La respuesta de Norte America ha
caido como una bomba en- los circulos
politicos de Europa. Los peri6dicos de
Italia, Espana, Francia, Inglaterra y
suiza, censuran acremente la actitud del
presidente Harding, ell cual-agregan-
no tuvo reparos en- convocar una asam
blea para ell desarlne a la cual asistie-
ron, sin escrdpulos, los representatives
de todas las naciones de Europa. Dicen
los diarios que la declinaci6n de Estados
Unidos la invitaci6n italiana sera CO.
moda pero que no tiene NADIA de cienti-
flea Agregan que 81 las potencias del
viejo Continente hubieran asumido esa
actitui respecto de la conferencia de
Washington no Sc hubiese escrito, como
dicen los criticos un oc6ano de papel
para dar un compass de espera los con-
fiictos pendientes ahorrar, mientras
tanto unos cuantos centenares de milo
mes de d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

DEsDE Ell 80 DE MARIO AL 9 DE
QUE VA A GENOvA.- Ell PREsI
DENTE DE LA REPUBLICA FRAN
oEsA.-PoR ESTE MoTIvo NO Po-
ORA PRESIDIR LA DELEGACIorJ
QUE VA A GENoCA. Ell PREsI-
DENTE MILLERAND VISITARA
ALGERIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

SHANGHAI, MARIO 9.-Los habitan-
tes chinos de esta ciudad asi como los
centenares de ciudadanos franceses
aqui residences, han tributado un entu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

de Lima, las insignias de caballero de
la Legion de Honor.
La referida dana, quien es una es-
critora eminente, ha realizado una vas
ia y fecunda campa1a en- benefcio de
las letras francesas en- America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
UN TENOR ARAGoNEs
TRIUNFA EN- Ell REAL

MADRID, MARIO 9.-El notable te
nor aragon6s, Fleta, alcanz6 anoche un
grandioso exito cantando en- Ell teatro
Real Ell pdblicO ovacion6 largamente
al joven artista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

PARIS, MARIO 9-El NHnistro del Ira
bajo impuso hoy en- ell pecho de la dis
tinguida dana Rosa Castagnet, natural
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
HA QUEDADO TORNADO, BAJO LA
PREsIDENCIA DE SANCHEZ CUE.
RRA, Ell NUEvo GABINETE
ESPANoL

MADRID, MARIO 9.-El sefor Jose
Sanchez Guerra, visit6 esta mafana al
rey Alfonso para entregarle la relaci6n
de los polftieos que compondran ell nue.
vo Gabinete.
He aqui Ia Esta:
Presidencia, Sanchez Guerra.
Gobernaci6n, Pinies.
Eatado, Fernandez Prida.
Justicia, Bertran Musitu.
Hacienda, Bergamfn.
Guerra, olaguer.
Marina, Mariana Ordoflez.
Fcmento, Arguelles.
instruction, silio.
Trabajo, Calder6n.
Ell GENERAL JoFFRE FUE RECIBI
DO CON ENTUSIASMo EN- SHAN
GHAI.-EL OLA 12 Ell NARIsCAL
SALDRA PARA LOS EsTADos
UNIDOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
Ell PREsIDENTE HARDING EN-
UNION DE sU FAMILIA Y vARIos
AMIGOS HA SALIDo PARA FLOR
AMIGOS HA sALIDo PARA
FLORIDA

WASHINGTON, MARIO 9.-El presi
1ente Harding en- union de su esposa y
varies amigos ha salido de esta capital
con direction la Florida.
El Presidente, quien fue despedido
por todos los miembros de su Gabinete,
permanecera en- Florida siete dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
LA sALUD DE cLEMENcEAU


PARIS, mario o. Sc nota hoy una
notable mejoria en- la salud del ipsigne
kombre pGblico Georges Clemenceau.
Los boletines m6dicos publicados acu
san hondo op<mismo.
De todos los puntos del pals Sc reci-
ben centenares de telegramas, 1ntere-
sandose por la salud del gran patricia.
Ell BANCo DE .EsPANA PAGA UN
DE CUARENTA Y Qua
TRo POR CIENTo
MADRID, MARIO 9.-El Banco de
Espafia ha repartido hoy entire sus ac-
cionistas un dividendo de cuarenta Y
cuatro por ciento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

PARIS, MARIO o. Una violcIita tenn
pestad ha interrumpido las comunica-
clones telegrafcas entire Brest, Havre.
Inglaterra, Italia y Suiza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

LAS coMUNIcAcIoNEs TELEGRA-
FICAs ENTIRE BREsT, Ell .HAvRE.
INGLATERRA, sUIzA E ITALIA Sc
HALLAN INTERRUMPTDAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
Pereci0 en- Marrue-
cos UD heTOiC0 p0r
tOTriQuefO que peIG6
en- Europa
Ell BIzARRo MILITAR TENIA EN-
PREPARATION UN INTERSTATE
LIBEO ACERCA DE LA CONFLAGRA
CToN EURoPEA, DE LA CUAL FUE
TEsTIGo Y ACTOR PROMINENTE
EsTA oBRA PosTUME, QUE CONS
TITUYE UN GLoRIoso DoCUMEN-
TO HTsToRICo, Sc PUBLICARA
EN- BREVE

Cartas recibidas en- San Juan traen
ia infausta noticia de haber perecido
en- Marruecos ell heroico joven porto
rriqueno don Juan Sicard6 Marin, Quien
ell afio pasado march6 Melilla en- union
de los legionarios cubanos para tomar
pafte, junto a las tropas espa1olas, en-
los combates destinados a rescatar de
los moros las posiciones que estos ocu-
pan en- Ia zona niilitar marroqui.
Ell joven Sicardo Marin, con la ex-
periencia que lie di6 su acttiva participa
ci6n en- la ultima guerra europea, en-
la que fue soldado valientisimo, puesto
que luch6 en- los cuatro frentes de bata-
LA en- los sectores de mayor respon-
sabilidad, de La Inca, Sc Ianzo impe-
tuoso retador contra las tropas mo-
ras, habiendo sido herido gravemente
Trasladado al hospital ''Alfonso XIII"
falleci6 momentos despues.
EN- LA GUERRA EURoPEA
Nuestro joven compatriota fue de
los primeros que acudi6 los campos
de Francia cuando Sc declare la que
ira. En- los combates decisivos, en- los
puntos de peligro en- los objetivos i'm
portantes, alh Sc hallaba siempre ell jo-
ven sicard6 Marin, dando a la Fran
cia sublime immortal, su sacrifcio y
ofreciendo su vida en- aras de Ia Hber-
tad amenazada.
En- Verdun, en- Arras, en- Ell Mar
ne, ell joven soldado dej6 escrita una
pagina de gloria; cuentan los que lie
vieron precipitarse sobre las lfneas teu-
tomas que 10 hacfa con tai decision, con
tai valentia, con tai desprecio de la
vida y de la muerte, y perseguia y hos
tigaba al enemigo con tai bizarria, que
atin los prcpios jefes, Sc contemplation
atonitos y confusos. Y quien arriesga-
ba asi su existencia brillante y prone
fedora; y quien desafiaba asi la usan
"a 6pica de los pr6ceres de Esparta, ha
encontrado su muerte entire los rifles
traidores de los rebeldes moros...
LAS memorials DE LA GUERRA
Las interesantes memorials de la que
IRA que habia escrito el joven Sicardo
Marin apareceran publicadas pr6xima-
mente en- un hbro. 81 padre del heroico
soldado ha recogido esta valiosa 1leren-
cia y tiene el prop6siro de traer con
su producto, los restos del noble porto
rriqueno que reposan en- Melilla. Pro
ximamente llegaran a Puerto Rico los
ejemplares de estas Memorials de Ia
Guerra" que por su interes historico,
por la fidelidad con que estan redacta-
das por los nuevos aspectos de la
contienda que encierran en- sus paginas,
no dudamos Sc agotara en- seguida.
En- Puerto Rico ha producido inten-
so dolor ell fallecimiento del joven sol
dado.
Queremos hacer llegar srs deudos
residences en- Cuba Y especialmente a
su padre, Ell muy noble caballero don
Juan sicard6 la expression de nuestra
sentida condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

UNA MUJER DE LIMA CABALLERC
DE LA LEGION DE HONOR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
LOS ESPANOLEs oCUPAN
IMPoRTANTEs PoSICIoNE

MADRID, MARIO 9.-Noticias re-
-cibidas de Melilla dicen que las tropas
espanolas ocuparon aver importantes po
siciones de los moros. Los ejercitos de
Espana entraron en- Zania sin encon-
trar resistencia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23
RICHMOND LOSES
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Senate Fights For 9 Hours
Vote is Taken at | A.
NJ. Yesterday
Both Floor and Gallery of Senate
Chamber was Packed by Sup
porterS and Opponents of
Measure

Richmond, Feb. 23.-Merger of the
two medical schools in Virginia was
killed early Yesterday morning when
the Senate. by vote of "a to 10: de-
feated the bill authorizing the Uni
verSity of Virginia to take over the
property Of the Medical College OF
Virginia. contingent on the establish
ment of the consolidated institution
in Richmond The vote came at !
a. m, after the Senate had been in
session, with the exception of two
recesses, from noon yesterday.
The dicussion of the medical
merger bill brought one of the live
lest debate in the Senate in recent
years. During the entire nine hours
both floor aid gallery of the Senate
chamber were jammed with inter
ested men and women. including
many distinguished men in political
and professional life.
Despite the trip of the General
Assembly to Norfolk today. all eff
forts to force an adjournment with
Continued on page three)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23
GE;RMANFljIURE
TOO UNCERTAIN
FOR PR0PHESIES
Leaders of Nation Are
Doubtful as to Future
Developments
MILITARISM IS DEAD
Plots Against Entente and Restora-
tion of .Autocracy Are Questions no
Longer Existing.

Berlin, Feb. 23.-No honest minded
person with any knowledge of the
facts will venture a prediction about
Germany. Ii would be so foolish to
attempt it. Next week your proph'
ecy may look silly. The situation Is
full of possibilities so fraught with
peril and so likely to shift overnight
that no man in Berlin, among those
best qualified to express an opinion,
is entirely sure in what direction
Germany is headed or where she
finally will land. Absolute convlc-
tion about her ultimate destination IS
singularly lacking.
If ,as economists everywhere agree,
the key to Europe's rehabilitation lies
in the lap of Germany. there is some
risk that the key may be lost and the
door remain locked. There are, of
course, plenty Of people who have an
abiding faith in the Fundamental
strength and character of the Ger
man people and who believe that in
the long run their industry, common
sense and docility will re-establish
the nation on sound basis and solve
Its serious proDlemS.
This does not mean to say that this
faith is not justified. 1t is probable
that it is, but it certainly is true
that many thoughtful men in Ger,
many see in the situation elements
which make all calculation uncer.
tain. and they do not hesitate to rec.
ognize the possibilities of catastrophe
One of the biggest men in Berlir
said: 1--WE live here between strikes
and swiftly pass from one crisis t,
another"
AS things stand today there arr
some questions about Germany tha
can be answered with decision ant
others which cannot
For instance. Germany is certainl,
Continued on page four.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23
c. {. SOCIETY
MEETS SATURDAY
In Session Two Days in
Westminster Build
ing
Complete Program Announced For
Each Days Session Of Northern
Virginia Gathering

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Northern Virginia district will be
held in the auditorium of the West
minister building Saturday and Sun
day. At , O'Clock Saturday afternoon
there will be registration and assign
n?cnt If delegates. The program for
the remainder Of the afternoon fol-
lows: At p. M, song service; 3:lo
.. m., invocation by Rev. Dr.. John
Lee Allison; 800 p. M, special music;
3:25 p. m, address Of we!came by
J. Il. Fowler, vice president of the
local society; $3.50 p. m, convention
given over to Frank P. Wilson, field
secretary; p. M. special group con-
fcrences, which viii Conclude the first
session.
At o'c{eck supper will be served.
Malcolm Brenner vii! DC toastmaster,
and addresses will be made by Frank
?. Wilson. Rev DR.. John Lee Allison.
Rev. Mr.. Goods and others as called
upon.
Services at night will be held in the
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church and open
at 8 o'clock with song service. The re-
Continued on Page 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23
ASBURY S CELEBRATE
Bible Class Hold Second Annual
Banquet, Also Honors Wash
ingt0n

Honorable J. Fred Birrell was the
principal speaker at the second annual
banquet of the AsbuTy Bible Glass Of
Trinity NJ. Z. Church which was held
in the Sunday school room of that
church last night.
After the weekly prayer service the
members of the class and their guests
assembled in the Sunday school room
of the church and were served an eS-
cellent feast which had been prepared
by the ladies of the Helping Hand
Society.
Invocation was pronounced by the
pastor, the Rev. Dr.. d. H. Martin, and
all those present "fell-to" with a
right good will.
George Washingtor-the Man and
the Christian was the subject of Mr..
Birrelrs talk. He vividly pictured the
life of this American of Americans
and pointed out the examples he has
set which might be followed to advan-
tage bv members of the prescnt-day
generation. This address was source
of pleasure and benefit for all present.
Among the others who made short
talks were: Mr.. c. \. Bond, assist
ant teacher of the class; Mr.. Meyer,
of Washington; Mr.. J. II. Bartlett
and Mr.. Chas. Pierpont, Of this city
All these talks were greatly enjoyed
by the assembled students of the
Bible.
The room was decorated apprcpri-
ately for the occasion and each plate
was set with miniature hatchet
which bore the inscription Il can not
tell liz
Thet menu served was: Fruits
olives, celery, cold ham, potato salad
rolls, cnffee and ice cream and cake
A rising vu.s o. thanks was glver
the ladies and others who in any wa!
assisted in making the banquet
success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23

The committee of seven members OF
the Alexandria Bar Association be-
gan it's open sessions in the corpora
ton courtroom this morning. Char
man ]. Randall Cation, Of the sub
committee which has been examining
teh court records Of divorces granted
during Judge Robinson Moncure
term on the bench made supplement
tai report covering certain cases IN
which the records were missing "neh
the previous report was made. Mr.
Cation stated that of the thirteen cases
in which he had reported papers miss
ing. all papers had been located except
in seven cases, six of which were nan
died by Davis E. Budwesky and one oy
Charles Henry Smith. Mr.. Carlln re-
ported that the two cases reported py
him were still missing, and Mr. omith
reported that in all cases reported DF
him the papers had been located.
The secretary stated that ne had
received a letter from Harvey l..
Cobb, Washington newspaper re-
porter. who had been requested to
rive the committee the benefit OF any
knowledge he might nave Of the d.
yorce conditions. The letter, which
was read, stated that Mr.. Cobb did not
believe the committee was sincere N
its efforts to get all the facts IN tne
alleged divorce evil; that ne declined
to appear before the committee ana
be a party to its embarrassing" OF
the conditions, and that if the case
wore presented to a grand jury he.
would gladly appear before suchj
grand jury and produce witnesses to
prove his allegations. .,.--. /.
J. Randall. Cation, secretary OF the
committee, addressed the meeting ana
denounced Mr.. Cobb as liar and a
coward. He said that about two
weeks ago he had had talk with Mr..
Cobb and had called his attention to
misstatements made In newspaper
articles, which Mr.. Cobb had promised
tc correct, but had failed to do so, and
had later reiterated those same mis-
statements.
Frank Stuart asked permission to
address the meeting, and defended
Mr.. Cobb. Mr1 Stuart said he had
inaugurated this investigation. not as
a probe into divorce conditions, OF
which he knew very little outside the
records of the court, but in order to
present to the legislature of Virginia
certain charges against Judge Mon
cure.
James r. Cation. Sr., also sharply
criticised Mr.. Cobb for his attitude,
stating that the latter had made
charges refecting upon the IN
tegrity of the Alexandria bar
and the judge of the Corpora
ton Court, and that in his opinion he
should appear before the committee
and offer evidence in substantiatlon
Of his charges.
Judge Norton objected to irrelevant
issues being injected into the proceed
ings, and asked that the regular order
I've taken up. and that the committee
hear any witnesses who might be
present on the matter Of the divorce
question.
Continued from Page 4)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-23
YOUNG WOMAN
IS FATALLY
INJURED BY CAR
Miss Elsie Baggett Dies Half
an Hour After
ward
INQUEST TONIGHT
Machine Was Driven by Edward S..
Morgan of l23 South Pitt Street
This City

Miss Elsie Baggett, twenty-one
wears old, daughter of Mrs. Mamie
Baggett, Of Manassas, Va, at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon while
crossing at King and Pitt streets
was struck by an automobile driven
by Edward S. Morgan, of 1913 South
Pitt street, employed as millworker
in Washington, and fatally injured.
Immediately following the accident
Morgan picked up the young woman
and rushed her to the Alexandria
Hospital and DR.. S. p. Moore was
summoned. Miss Baggett received
internal injuries and died half an
hour afterward.
At the time Miss Baggett was on
her way from work, she being en-
ployed at Woolworth's store on King
street
The mother of the young woman
was notified and arrived here late
last night. Miss Baggett made her
home in this city with her aunt, Mrs.
G. Benjamin Beach, $40 North Royal
street.
The case was investigated by Po-
lice Sergeant William Campbell and
Policeman Joseph r. Nowland, and
Morgan was detained at police head
quarters pending the outcome OF the
coroner's inquest which will be held
at s o'clock tonight at Wheatley's
mortuary Chapel.
In the police court this morning
Justice Duvall postponed an inVestl-
cation of the case pending the out
come Of the coroner's probe tonight.
A coroner's jury SUMMONED by DR..
r. NJ Jones met last night and
viewed the body at Wheatley's chapel
and was adjourned till S o'clock to.
night when testimony will be: heard.
According to Morgan he was trav-
cling south on Pitt street and the
young woman came from behind a
car which was parked alongside the
curb at the corner of King and Pitt
streets and he said that before ne
realized it she was up against the
radiator Of his car with her hands up.
she being in the act of crossing at
King and Pitt streets, going in an
easterly direction at the time.
Morgan claims that at the time
his car was travelling at reduced
rate of speed. Andrew Cheshire was
in the car with him at the time.
The jury is composed of NJ. P.
Pitts. foreman; John NJ. Reed, War
ren NJ Peake, John McCucn, John H.
Fisher, D. r. Stansbury.
The car was new Chevrolet car.
News of the sad accident was re-
ceived with regret by the young
lady's associates at the store where
she was employed. number Of
whom called at the undertaking
chapel last night.