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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Drugs EXCITE
the KIDNEYS,
DRINK WATER
nike Salts 1T First Sign Of
Bladder Irritation or
Backache

T6s American man and women
muDt gunrd constantly against KID
- trouble because We ofssn at toe
1rnrn E1cn food Our blood y fiiisd
V1ln oe1ds which the kidneys striv<
- n1nB -; 49, wsAksu from ovsr
voE1 osonme sluggish. The slifninat
NJ tfosuas clog and the result u kid-
~ noubla. bladder weakness and .
0o0ornl decline In health
Wheu your kidneys fee, like humps
- 1on6: your back hurts or the urine
i olou6y. fun Of sediment o. you are
oo1looA 10 sssk relief two - three
t1meo turing the night; II you suffer
w1th nick headache. or dizzy, nervous
npGlls. sod stomach. or " you have
rheumatism whsn the weather 10 bad.
bogin drinking lots Of good soft water
md sst from your pharmacist about
fouR ounces Of Jad salts- Take q
1ah1snpoonfui In . glass Of water b.
fore breakfast for q few days ana
yUur kidneys may then act fine
This famous saifs Il made from the
~ a grapes and lemon Juice. com
n1nod with nthia. and has been used
Or ysArs to help flush and stimulate
elogged Kidneys. TO nsutrailss the
acjds In the system 20 they no longer
ore = source OF irritation. thus often
relieving bladder disorders.
lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot In
jure. makes delightful effsrvescent
ufhia-wafer drink and belongs In
every home. because nobody can
make mistake by having . good
Kidney flushing any time BY all
means have your physician examine
your kidneys at least twice q year
ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Of Coogan a. the movie fan. Ths
University OF California viii keep him
under scrutiny for years 10 $50 ho~
hla early promise Is fulfilled
Meantime even the spell of his
nam. n rapidly swelling the fortune
OF this whimsical. hrcwn-ayed. yell
low-halrrd kid who fghta shoots
marbles. plays -P~ck's Had Boy or
oliver Twist pits wits with news
boys and gags with governors with
equal and whoiehcarsed nsA'.
ofl wells arc adding $500 a day 20
his fortuna
Royalties on clothes and caps. for
the mere CoogAn designation. nsttea
tto.o0o las; year. And these are bat
few OF The commercial expioitations
which side-iine the read 70 more
riehoa Investments and sxpsndi-
lures ars made Tor Jackie by his par
eI-ts and legal sfvi-crs
TO the boy himself. unspofisd and
DnDampercd. q million dollars n
worth eniy what marbles Il would
buy. ana fame tho fntnr~wftns folk.
iistis and big. n brings 70 his studio
door A. playfenows.
Jackie probably gses - spsnd.
ing money than any oshsr rsnh boy
In the worid--ie~s maybe than ycur
boy. How much. and what he does
with n III ten you IN tomorrcw<s
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Dear Miss ORGY I have read all
OF the discussion 90 snr about whsther
Il would b. best 10 have a law maxi
ing girls OF axs at 81 instead OF 10.
! have eoms TO the conclusion that
10 change this limit will ba putting
girls Ia tho same position rs prohibit
lion put the young men In. One
woman -aid that the gi1is. many Of
them. are -iust waiting" until they
are rs 10 step out and II that law II
passsd things are going to hum
There no doubt are many girls who
leave home and marry young. but
such q law will induos them 10 DO
worse things
In your column Tho other evening
waH a isttsr signed Mother % So
That was coed example. but frw
gtriH % today ara going 10 profit by
a. Another ietfsr told Of girl Jus;
~ leaving home. IN wager n that
riri's mother had heen q pal. instead
~ wuard. tho siri wouldn't have
wona n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
M0InERs, DO THIS
When the Children Cough
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon ths symp
toms may develop into Group, or
worse. And then's when you're
glad 70 have Jar OF Musterole at
hand 70 give prompt relief. II does
not blister.
A. first aid. Musterolc In excellent.
Thousands OF mothers know IT, You
should keep Jar ready for instant
use.
1t II the remedy for adults. too.
Relieves sore throat. bronchitis. ton
silitis. Group. stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, headache, congestion.
pleurisy. rheumatism. iumbago pains
and aches Of back or Joints, sprains.
sore muscles. chilbiains. frosted feet
and colds OF the chest az may pre-
vent pneumonia). $50 and CSC jars
and tubsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
By JACK JuNGMEyER

Los ANGELES. Jan. sos--Jnckis
Ccogan Il the worlds richest self
made boy.
The ssoo.ooe check Just paid him
by Metro 40 bonus on q four-pictur-
contract. brings hls wealth to a mil
lion and a half.
What magic has this s-year.oit
tyke. born poor and almost obscur-
In Los Angeles. what gives him fame
and income b~yord any other young
stsr IN hisscryf DID = nuks rlins
him into the lap OF fo~tunsf or u
his ths rvwAri Of genuine merritt
When. four yeArs ago. the pro
digiosss baby Of Jack and Lillian
coognn. stag~ folk. crawisd undei
the feet Of picture producers and
bumped into the shoes and attention
Of Charlie Chaplin. he earned hts
ffrsf penny. tTs . week. a. This
Kid A week later he was RAISED 70
sf.s. Since then HIS pictures havs
returned average profits OF t2so.ooo
zach Another year win probably
carry him well ovsr the 81. 900 .ooe
mark. because he In TO get 90 per
cent OF his Metro productions.
An this In not golden accident.
SAP psychoansly~ists. applying 40
cepsed intelligence and character
tests 20 young Coognn-
"A boy virtually born 70 the screen
and its highest rewards" wys Her
berf IAphan. distinguished peycholo-
gf-s. who examined him for the Uni.
versity Of California.
Tests show Jackie Coosnn on the
border line OF Esnius with mental
ity attained BY but one In 900 aver
ar. children his are. At . he II
practically n years old. But even
these figures under the Stanford re-
vision DO not indicate his pre-~ni-
hence. Under tho control Of his sn-
pernormai intellect runs a stream Of
rich emotional endowment. He II not
merely n precocious child
Ills audience winning qualities are
inborn-poiso. the social type OF In
teiligencs. shown in his passion FOR
friendship: hts lack OF pose and high
sense OF humor: quick cofnprchen-
zion. adaptahiiity 10 any environ
ment. and mt canny sense Of uni
versai appeal which sways thousands
"a one man 10 laughter or tears.
Ellis remarkable versatility setr
him apart even from the rare COM
pany OF genius border-iiners These
characteristics explain his rapid rise
and should give him all thru life the
same native advantage he now has
over average children
Given the screen M channel Of
expression. his enormous money
making capacity In readily under
stood"
Science n as interested an observer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
DOCTORS OF ALL
SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE
P O r T DIV E

No matter whether your physician
Il an allopath. homeopath. ostcopath.
chiropractor or naturopath. Ask
them why they all agree on old Port
Wine and olive oil ms food tonic.
II you are suffering from indigestion.
dyspepsia. nervousness or constipR-
ton, just try Portolive for one week
and you viii understand why all doc.
tors prescribe II. An druggists. Port.
olive Co. 9iG S. neutrality-suspicious.
tisemenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

especially In cases where children
are coneerned-wiil continue to fall
short OF the mark.
] arm heartily In favor OF Senator
Jones resolution sponsoring such
action by the government and will
lend my fun support to II because
II oountcnances tho highest good for
all concerned
I believe IL TO DO far.sighted
measure.
Tho not personally advocating
divorce. believe that no long as
there are laws governing Il these
laws should be administered In a
broad and Intelligent way.
This should be done IN such q
manner that tho big things the
homo and lifc--affected by divorce
will not be criss.crossed by vari.
oty OF contradictory state statutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Attacks Tax on
City Utilities

TACOMA. Jan 2o.--The Initiative
and referendum win be invoked n
The power interests succeed IN per
auAdlng the legislature 20 cripple rnu.
nicipal utissscs Representative Ho
msr r. Bone Of rierce. told a labor
meeting last week He advocated
The bin which permits Tacoma and
seattle 60 sell power outside their
corporate limits ana attacked the
ns~nsure which would tax the city.
owned utilities gross earnings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Catarrh Must
Be Healed!

You'll never be free from cafarrh
until you heal those raw. inflamed
patches In your nose and throat that
avs out OF reach OF liquids and
sprays.
Step into any first-ciass drug
store and get q 6G-cent Jar OF 'sDeo,"
the famous Dennis Eucalyptus Oint-
ment- Heat q spoonful Of tho ONT
ment in . tin plate and inhais deep
breafhs OF the soothing vapor. Do
this night and morning. and you
will experience the greatest relief
you have ever known. No more
nasty dripping in the throat--n0
stopped-up feeling--no buzzing In
the ears. You will feel better.
breathe better and sleep better. Tho
vnpor deposits an antiseptie film Of
oil over diseased membranes. de-
stroying germs and gradually heal
Ing raw spots.
sDeo'' ~ sold by all leading drug
Gisfs. Dennis Mfg. Co. makers,
Berkeley. Cal.--AdyertlsemenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Arena Agent Denies
Sale of Building

The Arena building has not been
sold. according TO l. q. Forbaa Of tho
Metropolitan Building Co. despite
rimorH 10 IN. contrary. 7, In be-
iisvcd. states Forbes. that that SEC
ton OF the building now devoted to
the skating rink win be turned into a
garage by the Metropolitan company
at tho expiration OF the rink COM
pany's tsrm. two years from now. or
sooner. depending on whether OF not
a desirable place can BE- found for
the rink bafors the lease runs out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Employees and friends Of the Flor.
snss Upstairs shop. Second ave. and
Union ~. werv entertained at q
dancing party riven BY the manage
mont. IT Chrfs'ensen's han. Thur.
day evening.
The affair was given primarily In
appreciation Of tho loyal services OF
tn. sales fore, during the year Jus,
closed. ana I, was suoh success
tina, n IL probahl, Mrs. Meagher will
mako tho event an annual ona
Guests invited brought the total
attendance 20 about rs couples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Arrest Alleged
Montana Forper

Paul Dcnnisson, wanted by postof.
flee inspectors ~ BellinRn. Mont, on
n charge Of forging a $3.50 money or
der. was arrested In Seattle by Dep
uty Marshal Joseph Knizek Friday
and VIII be returned 10 Billings naxt
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
She Seeks
q Standard
DiUOrceLaU


Congrcsswoman at-tArgc From
Illinois
CHfcAGo. Jan. so.--uniforrn fed
~ eral legislation 10 unity present
conflicting state divorce laws In a
crying need Of the day.
Untii such reform can be brought
about. justice 10 iitigant PARTIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Prison Penalties
Fixed by French

LONDON. Jan ze--Frcnch p.cai-
t1e~ for Germans ebstrnctfns or ala
coeytn8 orders In collection Of coal
dnt1es include fines Of 100000. oos
marks and Imprisonment up TO fiye
yeara. a Daily News dispatch said to-
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Convict Wins His
Freedom From Wife

NOTTINGHAM. Eng. Jan. 10
Thomas Pole. convict from Maid,
stone prison. appeared In court here
and got a divorce from his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Cecse This n the first Of several
storirs on Jackie coogwn. diminu'ive
rim star. and richest srif.made boy
In the world. rrputed 10 be worth a
miiItsn and a half at .. The storice
written exclusively for The star win
cover thu more fascinating facts and
phases OF his home and screen life
and those singular traits which have
make this tyks ono 81 the most amas-
ing youngsters In hlstory1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

star readers who would like for
fnulas for making waterproof
Siuss win reociv. same by writing
20 tho Seattle Star waahlngton
nureau. ftff New York ava.
Washington. ID. g. and incioning
cents In starnps for reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Miss ORGY win receive callers
in her off1os Monday. wednesday
and Friday. from to . .. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II - IA. 10 II m. each
week. Please do not come at
other times. az Il serieusiy intsr.
fsrws with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Bank Case Goes
Over to Monday

Arguments on the demurrer 20 tho
grand larceny complaint returned by
the recent grand Jury against Perry
u. Truax and the Seattle National
bank were continued late Friday un-
til Monday morning by order OF
Judge J. T. Ronald.
Forty.six years AFRO thcrc wns only
one telephone In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

At the age Of Jackie Cooodn boy film star Is reported
hare turned docn contract 0hich pouid HIN,
year for several pears. The Someone
else has offered him orei Young Coo0an today is north
nearly 100000 aud has oil 0eH that nets him nearly
$4,000 day. StiR he's regular boy, sep his parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Dear Miss oreyt p1ens> allow me
90 sAy that have s~~n the necessity
Of keeping siris under control until
thoy are A.. One sood riri knew
told her dnf On her 18th birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

that she wanted him 70 understand
that shs was . and could do a. nbs
PLEASED now. m. first thing she did
was 20 70 with man Of Questionable
character. mucn 70 tho distress OF her
psreniA Years aftsrward. whom shs
was Old enough 10 b. reHponable. abe
apolosiscd and was sorry for her
conduit. INTERESTED.
Dear Miss Grey Just iins in re-
gard to the proposed new law 10 en-
tend tho legal ago Of giris from Is
20 ~. do not favor such law a.
all. 81 J have bean Of age for two
years now and I haven't done any
more or lees than when was IL
never kept company with yourg
men. or even a. much rs invited them
20 my homo until after ] was ~. Ny
FOLKS tlfnt object: bu, never had
any fenir. 20 DO 10 Now I am 20.
90 out with my friends. invite them
home. 70 10 dances once or twice a
week and have a real nice time.
The sirl who wns a mother n, 20
didn't hAvs anyone 10 blame hsi, her
self why didn't She take little nd
vica from her parcn's7 think from
~ 20 n f. the best part 81 gfri'a
tifs. why let the good ones suffer
for what the bad ones iof
MISS 20
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
sANT1LLAN Ell c1N1co
Nota bibliograica.


Il La Casa Editorial dc Pueyo, en-
Madrid, ha editadoi recientemente una
novela de- Estanislao Maestro que me-
rece ser senalada1 entire las muchas
buenas que ia prensa espanola, dan
ahora a la publicidad.s .; .gssr5 /, s.
Maestro no es un novel en- este ge-
nero de obrase Lleya. va ;spublicadas
unas ocho novelast que circular con es-
timacion, y, una de elias, La hiia del
usurero, ha mereeido los honores del
laurel. rs ja - ri .iss'sg 40 ea& ge.
Esta vez iha elegido ell mundo de
los cfnicos,, que es va un gran; mum
10, para espigar los .personajes de su
obra, y ha nombrado a Santillan CO.
mo protagonista,9 9quiza para que no Sc
confundiers entire ell raeimo de per-
sonajes cinicos de su novela, como ell
anciano Breciales, ,,el Sr Despierto,
Baltasar, y las dos garduiias con
guantes de seda, doia Amalia y doia
Rosaura.
Las inicas tres figuras honradas
quedan como sepultadas en- la aldea
desde los primeros capitulos, como
para que no estorben nj alteren la
anidad v la marcia de la accion. Hay
una yictima, Esperancita, que pudo
ser pura y honrada, 81 no hubiera cal
do en- las redes de los cinieos que ia
rodeaban.
La habilidad del autor triunfo del
lescollo de monotonia entire tanto ci-
nico en- acci6n, dandoles 6rbita y re-
lieve especial a cada uno, con la ne
Icesaria differentiation.
Describe Maestro con sobyiedad, vi
lgor y colorido dignos de APPLAUSE, y
Iconduce la acci6n y Ell dialogo con tai
Fhabilidad, que despierta siernpre grar
linteres en- ell lector.
Puedes adquirirse esta obra en- las
IIibrerias de Cantero, Fernandez 6
Co., y en- otras de las mas importan'
les de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
.REVISTA MEDSUAL De NECOCIOS

un aumento en- sus depositos, de cerca
{ de $4,000, 100000, que ocurrio en- gran
parte fines del .ano pasado. Siguien-
do la teHdencia que Sc inicio hace Gin
co meses, la circulation de dinero per
capita Sc elevo $41.SO ell primero de
diciembre, en- contraste con $41.44 el
primero de noviembre y $41.93 ell pri-
nero de diciembre de 1921.
Detienese La expansion en- las liqui-
daciOnes bancarias.-El dia 2 de di-
ciembre, ell total en- conjunto de las
liquidaciones bancarias, mostr6 un
descenso al ser comparable con ell de
la correspondence semana del afio
1921. Esta fue la primera vez en-
treinta y siete semanas que las can
tidades senanales informadas en-
1922, fueron inferiores las sumas
correspondence un aiio atras, pue-
de atribuirse este al hecho que el Dia
de Gracias en- 1922 cay6 mas tarde.
En- la ciudad de Nueva York ell total
de las hquidaciones bancarias duran
te el mes de noviembre, fue de
SIT 1885,, ,278,296 sea 8 por ciento por
encima del correspondence total en-
noviembre de 1921. En- 164 otras ciu-
dades, las liquidaciones efectuadas en-
noviembre dieron un total de
81 1885, ,028,763, 10 que representa- un
aumento de 1873 por ciento sobre la de
noviembre de 1921. Aunque los tota-
les habidos.t .tanto en- Nueva York CO.
mo en- las demas ciudades fueron in
|feriores a los de octubre, es de algu-
ma signifcacion que la baja tanto alb
soluta como relativamente, fue mayor
en- Nueva York que en- los demas 81
tios.. Els digno de notarse que las
comparaciones en- noviembre fueron
relativamente mejores en- ell Sudoeste
y en-; ell Sur que 10 que fueron en- oc-
tubre, refejando, por tanto, una me7
joria en- estas dos regiones.
Otra baja en- los valOres de los bO-
nos.-Siguiendo Ia reaccion obscrva-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15


de octubre y contrasta con $397, ,s45.o0O
en- noviembre de 1921.
Els eontenida la baia en- los valOres!,
-E aguado descenso en- los valores
que pareci6 haber sido fomentado con
el resultado de las elecciones, fue de-
tenido habiendo sido seguido por
una pequena alza. Las ventas en- Ia
Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York fue-
ron un POGO memories que las del mes
anterior, habiendo sido su total de
22,881, 1862 acciones en- noviembre dc
1921. Los valores Sc han sostenido
firmes 1ltimamente, segin puede YER
Sc por ell siguiente cuadro (promedios
del Wall Street Journal:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15

da en- el mes anterior, el fndice de no-
viembre del valor y rendimiento de 30
de los prineipales bonos, seg1n COM
.pilaci6n hecha por Dow Jones y Cfa.,
denote un descenso, siendo el fndice
de noviernbre $74.10. Esta eifra
muestra un descenso de 3.37 puntos
desde ell nivel mas alto de 1922 alcan-
zado en- septiembre, que fue de $77.47,
y 7.81 puntos desde la cantidad mas
alta jamas anotada que fue de $81.91
efectuada en- enero de 1917. FL total
de las yentas de bonos en- la Bolsa de
Nueva York durante ell mes de no
viembre alcanzo $270,877 900, una
baja de cerca de $95,OOO,OOO de las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15

de diciembre son dignos de especial
mencion. En- este dia sin que Sc OBJ
servara ell mas ligero estremecimien-
to en- ell rnercado monetario y sin la
menor dislocacion del curse financie-
ro ordinario de cambios, Sc efectuaron
desembolsos gubernamentales por
mas de $1,000,000,000. Ell Departa-
mento de Tesoreria distribuyo por
conducto de los Bancos de la Reserva
Federal $70O,00O,000 los tenedores
de Bonos de la Victoria que habian ST.
do citados para reembolso; $200,00O,-
600 los tenedores de Certificates de
deudas del Tesoro que venetian, y
$100,000,000 por concepto de intere-
ses sobre la deuda p1blica. Una or
ganizaci6n financiera capaz de aten-
der tan immense volumen de nego-
clos ademas de sus operaciones regu-
lares diarias es la mayor proeza de
esta clase que jamas Sc ha registrado
en- la historic bancaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15
RANCo POPULAR
De EeonoHdas y Prsstamoa
San Juan, r. r.
coNvocAToR1A

En- session ordinaria del q de Diciem-
bre pasado, acordo eDConsejo de Go
bierno de esta Sociedad fjar Ell 25 del
actual mes, hora de las ocho de la
noche, para celebrar en- las oficinas de
este Banco la JUNTA GENERAL OR
DINARIA que determinan los Estatu-
tos y Reglamentos por que Sc rige esta
institution,
Sc ruega los seiiores Accionistas su
puntual asistencia al acto, por 81 por
medic de representation legal, segln es-
tablece la seccion tres en- sus articulos
72, "a y 75 de los referidos Estatutos.
San Juan, P. r. 5 de Enero de 1923.
Eladio Maldonado.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-15

Gran numerO de nuevas cOrporacio-
nes:-En ell mes de noviembre hubo
un aumento en- n1mero y capitaliza-
cion de nuevas empresas con capital
de 100000 mas. Durante dicho'
mes Sc formaron 761 nuevas compa-
MAS con una capitalization en- conjun-
to de $808,719,600. Con exception de
mayo, este total es considerablemente
mayer que en- cualquiera otro mes
desde enero. Durante los primeros
once meses del ano 1922 sc constitu-
yeron $685. nuevas empresas con un
capital conlbinado de $7,586,252, 1870.
Ell igual periodo de 1921 Sc formaron
S,744 nuevas companies con un capi-
tai combinado de $7,34O,539,1OO
Finanzas gubernamentales a fines
de afio.-Como un hecho sobresalien-
te de la gran eficencia y facilidad en-
que Sc desenvuelve el Sistema de la
Reserva Federal, los acontecimientos
financieros que ocurrieron el dla Is
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-07
LARGEST AIRSHIPI
is DESTROYED IN
STORM AT DAYTON
Two Aviators Slightly Injured
In Leap Following
Explosion

DAYTON, o, June 1.-THE United
States army dirigible Tel was de-
stroyed by fire shortly after 1t
moored at Wilbur Wright field at
p. m. here tonight.
The ship, the largest of its kind
in this country. was destroyed dur
ing severe electrical storm. 1t came
to Dayton late today from Scott
field, ILL.,, on "a test flight.
Sergt Harry Barnes, Scott field,
and A. c. Meanwhile, Akron, o., rep
resentative of the Goodyear Rubber
company. which built the ship, were
injured when they jumped 40 feet
to the ground, when the big bag
caught fire.
Barnes knee was sprained and his
ankle broken. Maranville suffered
fractured ankle and a sprained
arm. Both are is hospitals.
The ship was flown to Dayton by
crew of 10 men, commanded by
Lieut.. Clyde Kuntz.
Lieutenant Kuntz and other men,
bers of the crew left the ship short
ly before the accident. The ship had
been moored to one of the steel
towers. when it was caught in the
wind and swung around, coming in
contact with another steel post. The
bag was highly charged with cleo
tricity. and the connection with the
two steel towers caused the eXplo-
sion and fire, 1t is believed.
The TEL was on the same size
fire at San Antonio last year, after
completing rans-continental
fight.
Lightning struck another hangar
at Wright field tonight but little
damage was caused.