The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 5

~ THE‘ EVENING WORLD, TH MUTINOUS SEAMEN OF PHILADELPHIA > REPORTED TAKING | OF DEVALERAAND CHLDERS DENED Crew Held Aboard the Liner Cameronia Pending Board Action. hundred and seventy-five sea Phila. delphia of the New York-Naples Line One men who mutinied aboard the Their Aides Said to Have in the harhor at Naples Aug. 22 were brfught back to this country on the Made Peace Overtures |cunara tiner Cameronia, which ar- to Free State. rived to-day Classified as ‘‘distressed seamen, they wer aboard the Camerdnia pending hir The v of the United States Waneaa snieine ai 1p commanded — by ; td Gniideean Fk Capt. William) McLeod, arrived in ” seni Naples Aug. 20, and began taking on “| bourd $50,000 worth of —proviston: : * When pay was not fortheoming, the firm from which the pro’ the vessel ieed bun, yf Bamon of Erskine Chil-] y by the steware : the linen was being s the captain cad set the vessel n three places. McLeod threw up his urines from a near by Ite Pp put ont the fire and sub public h Govern ; Philadelphia i# ashore in Na ples Harbor | Lane Bryant ADAPTO Shoes Ss, war to FASHIONABLE FOOT-COMPORT WEAK certain that be elected The Business Woman ight di made rv Git ‘| will surely appreciate the Snug Fitting, Comfortable and “|Smartly Styled shoes produced by ADAPTO The precision of the style and the graceful com- fort of the fit commend them at once to the trying demands made upon shoes by the Woman in Business. THE FIT IS GUARANTEED " , > GRIFFITH POISON RUMOR IS DENIED Story of Three Arrests «Also . Declared False. DUBLIN, Sept. 7 CAssneiated MAJESTIC SETS RECORD. . k: a FOR PASSENGER CARGO| Shee Comfortable. OUTHAMPTON Ser i The si Majestic siiled for New York yester- Widths AAA to EEE day with saloon passengers, { largest number ever taken by a Hner from E and, and 720 second class and Frank 4 underytp mong Rasil Deane, J theatricul pro- who uses her head and her feet u “We Have Made the Stylish Sizes 2 to 11, Eight-fifty to Fifteen Dollars fane Bryant 26 W. 39th St., 21 W. 38th St. Franklin Simon @ Co. Boys’ Shops Schoolboys’ Norfolk Suits Ages 8 to 18 years ~ 75 $15. With Two Pairs of Trousers ONG service tweeds com- bined with unstinted Wearmoor workmanship — which means a type of work- manship not obtainable in any other clothes for boys. Individual Boys’ Shops—Fifth Floor Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor STORE OPEN ALL DAY THIS SATURDAY 23 BILLION MARKS BACK FROM NAPLES), BELGIAN IS WINNER URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922, _ he recent { * for the J clared winner ral baflloon n Bennett ¢ ot. HL, EB. He til, one ©. n entrants, was ranked PRINTED IN 10 DAYS}: AY nd and 1s placed third GUN PLAY AROUSE resses to ‘Turn Out Four Billion Daily Soon. BERLIN Sept Press).—Banknotes totallin, 00,000,000 7 (Associated paper marks been put into cireulation within paws > the last ten days, according to th PANAMA, Sept. 7.—The National As-]} newspapers This ts embly was thrown into confusten and nh adjournment yesterday whe & Deputies drew revolvers di cent circulation. entire are now ) argument, paper me The Chamber was discussing the hoped the tatus of Deputies Arias and Alvarado, during the 4,000,000,000 daily Th figures is expected present shortage in paper t present 10 are under charges, when \iatf, Secretary of Government ) consider a measure which the rnment wished to submit, Vidal. a hig an iem of the Government party. arks angered Deputy Ca OF BENNETT CUP RACE, d to the centre of the GENEVA, Sept (Agsociated revolver. Senor Vidal sKeaan tse. eieanes dk Mbytar ve ‘apon but the Chief of Police ).—-Lieut F < Deputies interfered, pre ium to-day was oMcially 4 hed. Maurice Bienaime of France PANAMA ASSEMBLY stioe, arose and asked the Assembly Deputy partisan of Senor Arias, termed act of intrusion and began a Store Hours 9.00 A. M. to 5.30 P.M. FIETH AVENUE James MeCreery & Co. 347TH STREDE we:-ISTEAM LEAK KILLS TWO; ANOTHER HURT| Men Scalded aud Sutfocated Under Boilers of Factory. Two men were scalded and suffoc ated to death last night by steam under the boilers at the plant of the Continental Paper Company, Bogota, N. thur Van Ohlen , Little Ferry of New f the sec Ss fowlowinski, suck. were sent into the steam pit under the boilers to clean out the stea mtraps. When the steam was turned on in one of the traps, afte the men had cleaned it, an opening r two was left, and the ng through scalded and n two uring Senor and} steam p suffocat Chief Engineer William F. 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