The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 9

LORE Eh RL Ro aE AUTO IN SIDEWALK PLUNGE HURTS 3IN BROADWAY CROWD RACING RESULTS Great Reserves NEW ORLEANS RESULTS. iT RACH—BSiz_ furlongs. U. S. CAPITAL IN OIL TOTALS $2,421,000,000 Untouched, Petroleum Institute Officers Are Told. CHICAGO, Dec. 6.—Presidents and -]executives of the leading THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921. ee nln ea AL eR NER ee rey SRN ven UN St Mathys e : Quek PAMLICO SOUND, N. in West Still | | His $200,000 yacht Tamarack, of twisted wreckage off Pea in Pamlico Sound, Dr. H. Ly of Detroit, and his guests, Hi nerican FIRS c : ‘ fot My 5 toL and 2 to 1, 0 oil companies met here to-day for the [to Es W and 8. C «Fame? PRES Pooh ;|second annual convention of the| Walker of : alkerville, : ; im | Blossom, American Petroleum Institute to dig. | "Ved here to-day Delivery Wagon Squeezed by|te beck. cuss problems which face the oll in-| The Tamarack was burned Street Car Hits Throng af Rector Street. \ { were slightly injured this afternoon, | when a small motor delivery wagon | became unmanageable at Broadway’ and Rector Street ahd dashed up on! g alk >» th d which is} ut that corner just before threo | % e accident sufficed to make quite A commotion in the neighborhood and, believing it was much worse than it] ole chanced to be, two ambulances were | called from the Broad Street Hospital. | } The surgeons, one of them a woman, |“! attended the injured and left the scene. The victims of the accident were Miss Dorothy Trace stenographer of nue, the Bronx, k : Hue a nd, salesman, forty-seven, of the Hotel Imperial, | ubrasions and contusions, and Paul Fecht, messenger. seventeen, of No. I 4894 Jamaica Avenue, Richmond Hill, abrasion of the right ankle. Trinity Ave- ns of both |g James Nevins of No. 1882 Second | Avenue, driver of the vehicle, told the |r police that as he turned from Rector | \ormon Street into Broadway a southbound Broadway car threatened to squeeze him against the curb. He swerved, a he felt a bump. He | 1 y struck his wagon. his steering gear ineffec- tive for a moment, and in that time he ran on the sidewalk, He was ar- rested, but as no complainants ap- peared he was released. v was releaged CHINA EMPHATIC { ABOUT SHANTUNG May Have to Consider Withdrawal From Parley if Not Satisfied. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 (Associated | Press).—The Chinese delegation to! the Armament Conference, it was] learned to-day, has received explicit instructions from the Peking Govern- | ment not to recede from its position for the unconditional return of the Kiaochow leasehold in Shantung, and | to protect China's interest in Man- churia, Many cablegrams are being recelved daily from various organiza- tions in China to the same effect. It was sald by Chinese spokesmen | te-day that should ntung “con- versations” result adversely to China's interests, the delegation might have | to consider withdrawing, It was em- phasized there was no present inten- tion of doing ge ee *, ADKINS SAFE IN MEXICO, INGTON, Dec. 6.—R, C. 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