Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-10-06
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shells brought from the battlefields at
Udine, Italy.
Admiral Beatty of the British navy
and his wife will sail for the United
States on Oct. Is, to be present with
Marshal Foch at the convention OF
the American Legion at Kansas City.
Afterward he will join the British
delegation ut the disarmament confer
| ence.
ZanjirO Yasuda, known as the Rock
lefeller of Japan and one of the three
wealthiest men of the empire, was
murdered at Toxic by an assassin who
secured an audience with him under
the guise Of soliciting funds. Yasuda
was stabbed to death. His fortune is
estimated at ,OOO.OOO,OOO. He was
head Of dozen banks.
Sir Ernest John, the English plunset
at DeauviIle, France, is reported to
have lost 2,OOO,OOO francs at baccarat
at the casino last summer, making his
total loss for the year, including thnt
at the. Travellers Club In Paris, 7,OOO,'
600 francs. A Cuban newspaper pro-
prietOr Is reported to be the next
heaviest loser, having dropped more
than 100000 francs at Deauville.
| Federal troops clashed with revolu.
tionlsts near Moyobamba, in the de.
partment Of LOreto, where the govern.
nent last month closed the port Of
Iquitos and other harbors, because OF
revolts, according to meager advices
received. Twenty-three federal sol
diers were killed or wounded and the
bodies of fifty-two insurrectIOnists
were found after the clash.
GENERAL
George II. Brennan, described by
the police as an owner of racing
stables who once had amassed u for.
tune on the track. shot and killed his
wife In her apartment in New York
and then committed suicide. Bren.
an. 83, and his wife. 4s. had not been
living together for several years.
New York state has 721, ,4SS auto
mobiles, or one to every fourteen OF
its residents, according to an an.
nouncement by Secretary of State John
J. Lyons, covering the registration for
the first half Of this year. That New
York state residents have been buying
cars this year is shown in the fact
that the registration for the first half
Of this year exceeds all Of last year
by approximately $1,000 cars.
Police Of Chicago nre investigating
the strange case OF dual personality Of
Frank SInnifk, chief or police Of Rlv.
erdale, suSurb, who was arrested
while holding up u Chicngo saloon.
Sinnick lins been police chief of the
suburb for thirteen years. His arrest
disclosed that, after enforcing the law
during the day, he became n bandit at
night. He was Identified by two sa.
IOOnkeepers rs the rObber who held
them up, according to the authorities.
A strange aftermath to the murder
of PatrOlman Daniel Neville, who was
found shot Aug. 81, In West Side lot,
the haunt of criminals whom he har.
assed, took place In the city m0rgue In
New York. There a body was identi.
fled by finger prints as that Of John
Gleason, 81, alias Souphead Gleason,
one Of the two men sought for the
crime. He Ind died from an overdose
of drugs, far from the rendezvous of
his hand.
Prohibition has made 1t possible fol
the silk gown of the future to be made
in the laboratory. according to chem
lists Of the Department of Agriculture
and the War Department. They have
put the seal Of government approval
on successful experiments in perfect
ing the process for the manufacture
on q commercial scale Of synthetic
silk, developed by Americas new
chemical industry built up during the
war. According to the chemists the
new process laboratory silk will have
all the sickness Of the original article
spun by the Asiatic silkworm, will bs
more durable and can be produced at
q lower price.
The bulk of her $85. 900 estate is left
to Catholic institutions all over the
world by the will Of Miss Agnes Mary
Lincoln, filed at Cincinnati, Ohio. The
sum of 10000 Is left to the pope "for
the advancement of the holy religion
and charity, for the redemption Of de-
linquent youth, a. long MS the holy IA
ther shall deem 1t advisable"
Thomas Cassas, an Importer and ex
porter, paid two men $4,000 for thir.
ty.five barrels of water believed to be
whisky, according to his story to the
New York police. AZ a result the po.
lice arrested Joseph Mantelle, 43 years
old. who said he was an importer, and
anthony Orapollo, %. a chauffeur, and
they were held In $500 bail on sus.
picion of grand larceny.
The first Of a series Of suits by the
big packers to recover large sums fOi
alleged losses on war contracts, was
started In the Federal Court Of Claims
Mt Washington. Swift & Company
nsked dnnaRea Of Fl 5(OOOO for