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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Did You Ever See Your
Soul? Sir A. Conan Doyle
Tells You all About 1t
u, SIR ARTHUR coNAN DOYLE


written Especially tur NEA service }
II there amy way at proving that a
living human being b,ia "a s0u!2
npucsiiunnlly 50 though know ~
no way sav" hy psychic iihcnomcna.
which are the more material side ni
ypiTituallsm.
What W. rall The "cihriic boiy"--
called hl -. iaul the spiritual body
II what In popular speech ir described
81, the soul.
II is u fac-simile OF eur present
hsdl's. aud IL survives them. u ~ the
thing which has l'ccn the basis nf all
phantom stories the thing seen ~
often a. th. moment IT death hy dis.
unt friends or relatives.
Il u temporarily dissocated from
the body In sleep. and under certain
narcotic drugs.
II contains within u the Infinitely
more ethereal thing called the spirit
The two being often confused with each
other.
show among my strcopticon slides
photograph uf an cthcric body tor
snun disengaging Itself from the mate
ual body.
10 souls have sex?
Yes. souls have sex. but beyond are
none of lhose grossrr manifestations
which obtain here. fur birth IL thing
peculiar 10 life.
Sea maniiesis In beauty. In sympa.
thy IN drliracy oi mutual understand
lng-in all thp~c subtle aud fine ways
h. which Il manifcstS "n earth between
ur" lovers who are not yet married.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
REDS TOLD
TO ANSWER
YES OR NO
ON REPORT
~ Associated Prss


GENOA. April is.-Tho Russian dele.
oates were told today to answer def.
nii"ly "ycs" ~ mo" az Ia whether they
VIII pui IN practice the condition Of
J." Cannes resolution aud the guaran.
t,,s contained In the London experts
i,Iurt. according 10 French oummun.
jau- issued tonight subsequent to the
adInHinm.n oi lengthy meeting be-
tween the allied l,udcrs aud the l.us.
fnnS
Il seemed Impossible. sid the
French statement. To get anything tan.
5 hl. from the Soviet delegates. VII, as.
aish thr allied representatives. hy de.
banding 10000 .0uo 0o0 gold ruhlcs as
Tie amount du" Russia because at for.
-irn Intervention. This II two and a
h'h times gieitcr thtn the amount the
all.s claim from Russia.
IN Italian statement regarding the
iu""ting was more optimistic. II points
Uu tha tn suhj,cs discussed are Nastcf
in soopc thIn was dreamed OF when the
Genoa conference originated.
This, says the statement, is an at.
tempt to bring about he cocxist.ncc In
t!s w,rld IT finance, economy and
s,mmer,e uf two ulliosie regimcs-cap.
iia!ism and communism. THIS morning
40" cNicrIs were struggling In king
siuin ol figures and Ia the afternoon the
alli"d leaders iuoS the discussion back
into the kingdom uf principles"
The B".Shr,ik delegates have been
Hk-d to expedite the discussion as
inurh as D. ussibir. and tho conversation
Niil he RESUMED as soon a. possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
A. CONAN DOYLE
THINKS CRY OF
COAT IS GHOST
FAMOUS SPIRITUALIST SEES
HIS FIRST GAME OF U. s.
BASEBALL


wASHi NGTON. April i5-Sir Ar.
thur Conan Doyle saw his first baseball
game ,"lny nj the polo grounds as the
gucs of Charles 4. stoneham one of the
cwncis of the Giants.
He sat In a box near the Brooklyn
dugout and when the Giant baismen
finally Were retired after scoring II
runs In the first inning he heard a
loud wall.
Always alert for anything supernat.
urai. he turned To Mt. sioneham and
asked laughingly:
what was that. u ghost"
No. replied Ar. Stoneham. "a goat
MIR. wilbcr Robinsons goat. II just
became lust and IL trying H. find itself. ''
Extraordinary" observed Sir Arthur.
Elementary. my dear Sir Arthur.
replied Mt. Stoneham. Il can always
dcducc anything concerning gWts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
ss<s-
FIVE MEN ARE HURT IN
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION

BAI,TLESNlLlE. Okla, April Ia
Five members OF a work tiain crew un
the santa fe were injured In mys,er
iuuS explosion an the righoi.way north
uf here tuiny.
The crew prepared To throw rock off
a flai cnr inio hole causcd hy rrrent
fluuds. The first rock rolled over the
.mahnkm"nt caused nn explosion imne'
diatcly after u hii the ground.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
INCREASES
Man POWER
and MONEY
TO Be USED

~ Associated Pres t
WASHINGTON. April is.-wiih
nearly fiily votes TO spare. "blg navy"
men put through the House today. BY
vote OF l7s TO iso. an amendment 70 the
isss naval bill. Increasing the enlisted
force from s,.o0o 10 5000.
Shot at from all sides. the bin, a.
framed by the appropriations oonmit-
tee and opposed by President Harding,
webbled at times like q frail cruft--
hen went down by the head There are
'ther sections. .of course. To be taken
mp next week. but the big fight was on
the enlisted provision. ~
The vote today Was In committee Of
the whole. When the measure reaches
the House proper demand viii be 10
order for n record vote. but the wide
margin by which the amendment won.
meanc. according 10 inost leaders, that
the result win stand. ~
Some administration leaders asserted
tonight that the letter presented yeoesr.
day from the president. urging that ths
force not he reduced below eeoou.
wung the tide In favor of The amon1..
"ent. which was offered jolntly b. ~
resentztiye McArthur. orsGDn, No.
Representative Ware. Pennsyiv1ala,
both Republicans. il.
After adopting the ansensment. Tie
.iossc. without dIvislon.; .adppsed "a.
nhci. increasing. frcm lsA ~. ~ ,eo
'IoI. .osalooo ,he snsosns earrisd f6r,b3y
81 officers and enlisted n,eA In s1hs
next fiscal scar. ''..S ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
0vER-INSURkNCE
CAUSE OF FIRES
T|LLEY ASSERTS
INDICTMENT FOR ARSON Is
RETURNED AFTER FLOYD
COUNTY PROBE
BY Associated Press

At'STiN Aprl Eth" State Fir"
Insurance Commission n being called
On at present tu investigate u great
many fires where the origin Is unde.
termined, state Fire Marshal George
" Tillry said today. lie has Just 10.
turned from Floyd county. where he
investigated the origin of several re-
cent fires. NJ one ease an indictment
for arson was returned, he said.
Mr Tillcy lays the cause Of incen-
diary fires ~ the cnrelessncss ~ In.
sumncc agents IN allowing business
concerns to ovrT.insme their establish.
mcnts lie pointed uut that quite a
number of concerns arc now oyerin.
cured. that this came about through
carclessnesS uf agents in writing the
Insurance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
AMARILLO MILL
CLAIMS Law ON ]
WE|GHTsINvALID
SAYS CLIMATE AND ATMos.
PHERiC CONDITIONS ARE
NOT CONSIDERED

swEETwATER. Texas. Aprii Ia
Judge W. r. Leslie has just heard and
passed on n habeas corpus case lnvdv.
Ing the validity Of the weights and
MEASURES art passed by the Texas legis.
laturc In March. 1918. Il was reported
Recently quite u number of cases have
been filed IN IN. justice court Of this
precinct. charging violation of this law
on the part of number Of milling
companies over the state IN shipping
cut flour min products containing less
than the required weights of products.
Tn. Great West MIN and Elevator
Company ~ Amarillo of which Frank
keii L. president and D.. y. Humphreys,
general manager. filed application with
Judge Leslie setting up that fifty cases
had been filed against them. charging
the selling az under. weight flour and
attacking the validity of the law under
which the charges we're filed. because
of alleged conflict with federal statutes
and regulations. because % unconsfit,l
tionsli;y: and because NJ the admins
tratlon ~ IN. Law by the department
of weights and MEASURE. of Texas failed
Ia take into account the effect ~ eli.
mate and atmospheric conditions on the
weights 10 folur."
After full hearing. Judge Leslie In
dicated san- doubt az 70 the validity III
NJ. law. bu, he resolved IN fsvm ~ it-
validity and ,hereupon remanded the
defendant Humphreys TO the custody a
the sheriff
Notice Of appeal was given and tbs
case viii h. taken To the court 81 Grim
inal appeals. ~ the mill.rs propcss
making a test ease of u. \ number II
representative mill men were present
during the hearing Cecil smith 81 sher
man vas among those appearing for the
reiaiors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Get Free Baseball
Rule Book at Num-
Electric or News

Hurtah. good news. baseball play
~ and fans The Daily News and
Nnun El.crir 60 have pur'h"rcd
. 900 of Umpire Billy Evans. Sim
pl.fi.d Baseball Rul, Bo"k- Aud
hey don't cust you one cent " you
20 t. Nunn Electric 90. az PIN
street. or tn News office after
them Or yuu cintgu ~ Nunn's then
ar oyer o. the Daily News
Tn, 1922 ,aiiiun hy Billy Evans u
wirnar. ~ contains only q pages.
hss a heavy cover aud u %" larger
han Az .nNelupe Thus YOU 'an or
g u around With YOU and I've
thu -, baseball pr"blvnis an the sp't.
About tra rag,s are devoted -
"Plsys th,' ffizzlc." feature that
dVe- questions rn hard PLAYS and
me answer to them " s"'n A.
',ash prurlass of the hlgh = ~hoi
team saw the book he asked &"
,ol,iss fur 'hs entire squad
"Pp ~" smith. SWc'tNaier
manage. rHt enough Sesicrd'N Tor
.hs sWaitrr team. while IN. AmHrill"
o. ~s~f. we've suppli-i yesterday
Now. the Daily News aud Nunn
El.etrir gu. want thrSe h'~sks 1"
20 ~ over tn Panhandle
They want teams ~ ether ranhtn'
o. towns to have enough tn .
arund th,y want fant- to hsve then
ind.Vidulliv Iiui remember thy
won't last hing Send five cents T.
rn,l % stag " YOU want ten or
'weiN. fur team. nr TIVE cents II
,ou ar Just fan and want "ne.
So hurry up. cVcfytody. 90 Nou
won't get one II these Biill Evans
l,ilc Euoks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
OFFICER IS ACCOUNTED
FOR SHOOTING PRISONER

Bob Sullinrcr special ggcnt fur the
Fort Worth A D.nvrr civ Railroad
COMPANY. WIS acquitted hy a Jury last
nigh; IN ih' F,riv seventh district
court for shooiing q Young prisoner ~
the name IT Thomassnn IN Amarillo
several months aTo.
ThomssSon had been arrested and ~
WIS all-god that b. drew u pistol and
attcmpod iu assault tho uftircr when
the latter shot and kiilcd him Tn. par.
cnss Il Thuulasson lived 40 san Angelo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Hike Prom tialvesion.

CHICAGO. April i5.-Four girls. stu.
dents at the state University of Louis
lana at Baton Rouge. who said that
they are hiking from Galveston. Texas
10 New YORK city IN wager. arrived
In Chicago to-day. II they reach New
iorN by August |. they Will receive
sS0o and "A similar sum Il they are able
To return tu Galveston before January
l, 1928 They departed from Galveston
last January. The girls are Frances
Hatfield. Ruby Harris. Christine Mar
tin and Pearl fcllman. Miss Betty Stew.
ard cscurts the party In an automobile
a. official duenna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Would start l'lant.
ny Associated Preus

AUSTIN. April li--The railroad com.
mission to-day announced hearing of the
application Of the Ebony Carbon c0m'
Iany 10 establish a carbon black manu-
facuiing plant at breckenridge On
"Wednesday April 26 The company
seeks Ia obtain permission to manufac.
tarc carbon black from casing head gas
said to bc wasting after the gasoline
contents have been extracted thcrcfrom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Speaking Non.Poliiical.

AUSTIN. April ij.-Governor Ncff
said to-day that although he was speak.
ing NJ Mi,h!ia Falls and Vernon on
April 20 by invitation. he would not ON
cither occasion discuss anything "of
even u semi.polltical character" but
would hold his remarks tu topics of the
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
BONDS OF THREE MEN
CAUGHT At 0lT0N SET
sr~ial 80 The Ss~.

RAILS. aprn y l.. Payne. who
Nas shot fr,sn eat here yesterday
while b. was working ~ his garden.
WI r~co,sr reports froin the Lubbock
Saniiarium indi-ate
Naude Eipfy , y swcaSea and
Dici rippy. arrested IN connection
With the shooiing waived examining
i-iai a; cro~iyton this afternoon. and
their bands were set at s'.seo each.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Judging by shop windwos. Il IL going
Ga be- the gayeri. brightest most multi.
colored procession New York has ever
known. Canary purple and vermillion;
periwinkle blue. mimo-s yellow and
SADIE grcen-all were an display and the
frccks were AZ gay az the cheapeaux
And. " there WIS variety In the color.
there certainly was variety In clh. No
two modistes seemed tn agree on the cor
rect length for skirts. and the stockings
we'll. gorgeous" seemed the word TO
describe them.
Footwear. too. had way Of breaking
away from the happy mean. and indeed.
Il seemed bit doubtful, as 10 whether
there was any mean at ALL. There were
the staid old tiles" behind the giasa,
and In with them variety of slippegs
and sandals slashed like the jackets o.
the raiiants In the days Of the cavs.
iiers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
big" navy Bill | IS PASSED
Gag Coiors, Hose
of Gorgeous Hue
in Easter Parade
ny Assoc lated ptess

Ny Associated Ptess
NEW YORK. April iS.--faih.r and
Mother knlcksrbocker tonight were lay.
Ink out their togs fur the Easter pa.
;adc on the avenue ififth Avenue. Of
course.
Father wasn't worrying about his cos.
tune. II would be just the usual cut.
away and topper. with the addition of
spotlesr necktie and perhaps some.
thine new In the way of a walking
stick.
But Mother was frankly just a little
nervous. Style.makers have been cut.
ting funny capers this season aud she
wasn't quite sure whether her new
tnllormade would be the rightest ~
correct color FOR her bonnet
right things or that she mad selected the
Fashion experts. when asked what
would bc the predominaiing shade on
the Avenue, shrugged their shoulders n
they were Partisan a. muttered II
dunno II they were American. Al IN
sli they were inclined To- think the "a.
nous old thoroughfare Was ging TO look
like "A rRinbow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

CONTINUED on FACE Two,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
DAILY NEWS AND RADIO MEMS.
coMbINATI0n saves MONEY

ON either an months os yssr
of Radio News wfn you -
And ssch ius'ance IA
tsned
ssi: inches and contains ~ 70 w
monthly and the ntn buy IN -
line dared cs ccnhnassn rec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
PASTOR FLAYS BRYAN'S
STAND As IN-AMERICAN

NUNCIE. Ind. March 12.-Charg-
ing that William Jennings Bryan
'aud others not eminent i'm science.
theology. or philosophy have un-
dertakeu 10 straugle education to
secure legislation go make 10 crime
for schools and colleges under pub
Die control To- teach Darwinism or
evolution cor anything that may
prevent the literal acceptance or one
or both Of the creation stories in
Genesis tho Rev Harry Adams
Jersey pastor Of 50. Johns Univcr-
sai=- church, i'm sermon Sunday.
branded the attempt as "un-Ameri-
'1u unWiso and unhOly. we
must take a. decided stand against
it" he said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
CLEVELAND PLAYS
KIDDIE KAR POLO

CLEVELAND. O.. March Il. -
Staid Cleveland business and profess
sionaI men. members Of the EN-
change club and Electrical league,
are playing a new indoor game at
their headquarters on the top floor
of a downtown hotel-indoor polo
not on ponies. but on small Kiddie
cars, the same as used by the young
sters. This latest addition 10 tho
list of local indoor sports is prov
ing highly exciting and interesting
tho games furnishing plenty Of
thrills and spills
The match is played with four
men on each tenn, a goal tender, TWO
defensive men and one forward The
bali is about the size OF an indoor
baseball and the mallets arc the
same as used i'm parlor croquet.
Each goal counts five points and
a foul counts one. 4 foul is called
when player strikes at or hits the
ball while not ON his pony" or when
he touches, the ball with his foot or
hands in an endeavor TO retard it.
Four ten-minute periods Of actual
play constitute game. but time is
taken out when a pony" is dam
aged by breaking q wheel. or WheL
the ball is out Of bounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
ITALIAN NEWSPAPER
CONDEMNS DECISION
"Premedilated Act of National
EgOtism. View of I. :.
Attitude.

ROME March Commenting
ON the American governments deci-
sion not To- participate I'm the Genoa
conference the Tempo says the
American note might seem TO be Ca
premeditated act Of national egotism
by which Under the pretext Of check
ing the ambitions of others. the
United States tries 10 make its own
political and financial interests pre-
dominant"
The newspaper argues that the
Washington government is following
policy dangerous 70 Europe. as the
United States. being the creditor OF
an states. even the strongest. lin
tends 90 take advantage Of this priv
LEGGED position in order 90 gain a
real leadership which threatens 10
become an imposition.
The Mesa Cgero. on the other
hand. attributes the declnation 10
reluctance by the United states 10
meet the bolshivi<i. saying it Is be-
ing encouraged in this attitude by
numerous Russian refugees of the
old imperial regime now i'm America.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
FRANCE MAY NOT
STAGE 0LYMPICS
Controversy Between State
and City Officials Leaves
Situation Up in the Air.

BY Associated Press
PARIS. March 12-The Olympic
games for 1924. have again become
subject Of controversy and many
friends of athletics fear they may
not be held in France. owing to the
city of Paris voting only one million
francs instead OF the promised ten
million. and the municipal councils
insistence that the games be held in
Pershing stadium. 10 which the
Olympic committe absolutely refuses
10 consent ON the ground that if is an
inadequate field for such sports. The
French Olympic committee favored
the Pare dies Princes. near the Bots
de Bologne.
The leaders of the Olympic COM
mittce fear the effect of the muni.
cipalityz action upon parliament in
which a bill for the appropriation
OF twenty million francs for the
purpose Of the games has not yet
been passed.
The French Olympic committee
Sunday received a renewed program
from the municipal council at Col
OmbeS II was explained that the
Banque Dc Paris ct des Pals Bias is
willing to advance 5000, 600 francs
Colonies agreeing TO place s. acres
at the disposal OF the committee on
which 10 build a stadium. the foot.
ball matches TO be played on the
field Of the Racing Club OF France
adjoining. The plans for a stadium
AZ Colonies call FOR a running track
Of 400 M etres.
A meeting OF the French commit
tee Will be convened for Tuesday or
Wednesday 20 decide whether this
games viii be held I'm France, d.
pending on what announcement is
received from the French govern
ment In the way of subsidies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13

CHURCH SAFE ROBBED
AS SERVICE GOES on

WHEELING, ". Va, March Il.
While the congregation Of St
James Lutheran church. one of the
most fashionable in this city, wor-
SHIPPED this evening within a square
of Central police station, a thief en-
tered the church office, rifed the
safe and helped himself TO the eve
ning's collection, estimated at about
SIPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
WOMAN OUTBLUFFS TWO
BANDITS AND -FAINTS

ORANGE y j.. March u. -
Amazouiau defiance Sunday night
called One blum Of two holdup men.
u dare YOU 10 shoot. [ don't be-
ueve your sun is loaded" Miss Mary
Cailiss. 81 told two thugs when one
pointed q revolver at her head and
tho other demanded her money.
80 flash OF gun powder followed.
THE baffled bandits took 10 their
heels 7s a man appeared i'm the dist
3uce up the street
NisS CaIliss had tainted when the
man j. y. BanS3lL arrived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
OFFICIALS PLAN
TO GET GOLD FROM AIR

.tue e.,i out of the ai- is being at
tempted ly the government al the
Sew York assay office according 20
"a statement by Director of the Mint
Baker. Tests OF a new process are
beluc carried on there. ne declared
-y which the air. smoke and dust
which escape from the molten gold
and carries II minute particles Of the
precious metal can be refined so
chat none OF the sold is lost Good
progress is being made in the tests
he declared and lt is thought thai
"a CONSIDERABLE s8vins 20 the govern
ucut viii result
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
PORTUGUESE UPRISING
BALKED BY OFFICIALS

EE Associated Press.
LISBON. March 12-Piaus for an
urr~.u- together with quantities OF
ammunition and explosives have
been discovered in raids by govern
meut agents at the headquarters Of
r1e workmens -yudicates. As a
consequence the Synd.cJtes have
.e.r closed and drastic steps are be-
l~- taken to preserve order. About
ZOO notorious agitators have been
arrested.
The raids followed various acts Of
Violence hy striking workmCn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
YALE PROF. DISCOUNTS
PLESIOSAURIAN THEORY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 10
The departments Of paIeontology
and geology ar Yale university have
not become excited over the search
for a pesiOsaurian monster IN the
Andes mountains Of Patagonia This
was indicated today when q reporter
asked DR.. Richard LuII. professor OF
verte brate paIeontology az Yale what
he thought 81 the reports from Pat
sgonis. The plesiosaurian species
base been extinct for three million
years" he said There is no history
record Of a survival Of the animal
and the existence OF a modern plesi-
osaurian specimen is impossible.
Every now and then comes a report
from Africa or South America of the
discovery OF some strange and curl
Gus animal, but IL Is never true. The
question IS. where DO they all start
from?'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
SOVIETS THREATEN
ATTACK ON POLAND
Note Declares Any Further
Armed Attacks Will Mean
Resumption of War,

bY Associated IreSH.
MOSCOW. March r. George
ChitcNerin, the Russian soviet for
elgn minister, I'm a note addressed
20 Poland. demands the breaking up
of all the white lighting OrganiZa-
tiOns within Poland. He warns that
in the event Of a new armed attack
from Polish territory Russia Will be
compelled 10 make no distinction be-
tween regular Polish troops and
armed irregulars. whatever their ma
tionality or uniform.
The note contends that Gen. Pet
lura and others are preparing IN
Poland for a spring attack on Rus
STA and warns Poland that any fur
Their violation OF the Riga treaty
viii likely bring about a resumption
Of war between Russia and Poland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
PuSS, Uba Tree,
AIeOzaS, Me-e-O1CS,
MeO7oS for Help

I-.ur.nlr1 from page oneo
-..----.------
Then she would zinserlv move
about o. II 20 demonstrate more
clearly that it really couldn't be
done
Sr. is su calinE-more Tlain-
tlvr-v and weaker than Sunday aft
erno0r-but she apparently has
enough faith u human nature 20
realize that sooner or later some
Eind-heartad person Will come 10
ler rescue
BOY Scouts 10 is up % YOU All
others have ignored her calls. Here
IS your opportunity 10 do "a -ood
turn and start the day right
T.. S.-Perhaps NJ you Scouts ask
che fire department for an extension
ladder 10 help rescue this animal
r1u might get IT,
An appeal for one bv News
Times reporter Sunday afternoon
failed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
END WRECKED BOAT.

CAPE MAY. March 12-Wreck-
.oce of a fishing boat with A net at
tached. believed by coast guardsmeu
70 be one Of the New England mack
erai fleet. was washed ashore today
10y heavy northeast tide. The
stern Of the craft bore only the word
Boston The fleet of about go
b0sts is fishing OF the Virginia coast
ard is due here next mor.h.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-13
REVOLUTIONISTS SEIZE
CAPITAL OF ALBANIA

LONDON, March l2.-RevoIutlon-
aries commanded by Sugliedi and
Ilsuddusek have occupied Trina.
CO pital of Albania. says a dispatch 10
the Exchange Telegraph from Rome.
The dispatch adds that the members
OF the government made their es-
care from Tirana.
The revolutionary movement is de.
clared 10 be directed against Ahmed
ZacloH.