The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1922, Page 4

‘ officers. AMONG 98 DEAD N GEAN CRASH (Continued Brom Hirst Tage dinner anil the pic rashings through th loo 1s believer 1 nearly all at Of the fret white officers, with drawn & forced Uie inaddened men permitted the women and childyen Several of ihe Fifeboats, overdrowd ed, capsized Defofe they could be pickeg-atpihy tl Freighter. The San the vleltity ot tne eotlision, wal to rages Be Thome in the wa RS Of Awithibers were taken ort sound Ad 22 Bodies were recovered by the (higher bdfore she turned to ward Bret MeaA@hie fies were despatehed from the port tocassiey in (he reseue ypt to recov t is unde ment of the were unable : room before the ship went down. When the Seine finally arrived at Lrest her decks were — crowded with 242 scurvivors, including the Captain and several of the ship's The = latter were taken to the Hotel Moderne, where they refused to talk at all of the accident or the reports that officers had been compelled to draw revolvers on the crew to quell a riot. . May 2,—Mre, M. L. M. Boyer, the who are missing mship Egypt, France, were India who had American wom from the Br sunk off the missionaries been In thin city recently Mrs, Sibley, a roof the staff of the Amevt 1 of Commis- sioners for Foreign Missions, has ves an edo, Ohio, — Miss made her home as going out as ool for missionaries, children in South India. was a widow somewhat lddle years, returning to tation In the city of Way. Miss Boyer, with no parents or relatives alive, was taking up work in the mia- sion field for the first time. -——.— HIS SHIP HIT, SAYS FRENCH CAPTAIN BREST, May 22 (| ssociated Press). —Capt. Le Kurzie of the Seine, which was in collision with the P. and O, liner Egypt) thus describes the dis- aster “1 wan’al my. post “bn thg upper bridge Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, fifteen miles from Armen Light. The wea’ was culm, with w slight swell, ‘The fog wus very dense. 1 was listen- ing for fog horns and proceeding at the slow speed of five knots, “In less time than it takes to tell ® great steamer emerged from the fog. 1t struck my ship and tore away the forward works und moved on at @reut speed. 1 fr1mediately ordered our engines reversed. “T saw wothing further. But then 1 begun to heur cries of terror that told me of u cutustrophe. 1 went in search of the stricken vessel in the fog and darkness. 1 found her in twenty minutes. “She lay on her port side, ready to turn over, Water was pouring into a long, deep tear in her side plates. Cries and wails of despair were to be heard coming from the steamer, “Passengers were seen running about on the decks as the steamer was about to go under, “1 saw a man throw himself Into the sea with two little children in his arms, The shipwrecked people in the, sea clung to floating debris, I had all my lifeboats lowered. It was par- ticularly perilous work, for we were on the main path of vessels going Gouraud's Oriental Cream BROKEN PLAT! WHILE YOU WAIT gt FOr, 103 EB. [Alec yt on NBcor, Park Ay. 2 EB. 125th St, TOE Sah S.E.Cor. Sth Av, | N.W.Cor.: ial gies Te] foum the open sea to the Bastien Channel, 1 stayed at the acene of the INeRCAN WOVEN (ASTER. P SHOT DOWN IN BELFAST BY SNIPERS: wi ‘Toringing the total of deaths over the week-end to fourteen. tnt) 11,20 o’elodk Saturday anticipated, LONDON, May flying column responsible Saturday's raids in Counties Antrim and Down vanished as quickly as it came, but a renewal of its operations for 22.—A dexpatet says former Head Constable Ballantine of the Royal Irish Constabulary, who had just been retired from the service, in was shot dead at his Raphoe, day. CRAIG CALLS CABINET a 7. CHURCHILL SEES (Continued from First Page.) During last night's shooting, sun-) LONDON, M home County Donegal, on Sun- FREE STATE PERIL IN NEW COMPACT ish were co-operating in L lichael C ling Lon the uatio in thy noon, raising the Imperial forces to Secretary of the Colontes Churel alions; further reinforcements hill made the announcement, He 20 Hont to any portion of Ulster sald that the Collins-De Valer}iy ct tue Northern Government might agreement apparently raises very] oonsider necessary, The further Is. serious issucs affecting not only the]suance of arms and equipment to the character and validity of the Irish}? elec between England and the Iris) Free Stat ch ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 22, men opened fire on the eity electric station, but the return fire from police and troopm catined the arsailants to and Arthur Griffith wil come to|day, he said, and more troops and don next week-end to confer with/ammunition would be sent if neces. British Cabinet regarding the #it- | sary. nin Ireland, ft was announced! Mr, Churehill said four additional © House of Commons this atte tions, but also affecting the treaty fe: jurehiil announced that the Brit. |S" e order. Four additic ry i. Altea & Cn. 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