Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-12-15
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The Pfaslxer Bank, one Of the most
important IN South Germany, has col
lapsed. Speculation by confidential
clerks II attributed ~ the cause. The
bank had a deficit Of $4,000. 600
marks.
Former Turkish Grand vizier Said
All Pasha was fatally shot at Rome
while taking walk. He was rushed to
a hospital, but was dead when the am
bulance arrived. His assailant has not
been apprehended. t.
Eour women have Just passed their
final examinations for the bar in Lon
don, but this does not mean that they
become barristers Immediately. They
have to finish their course, so that
they will probably be called to the bar
during next year.
Sirens attached to the rear end Of
trains will in future warn against rail-
road collisions In France, according to
q decision Of the State Railways Com
mission. Thus use has been found
for 5000 afraid sirens which former
ly sent Parisians hurrying to shelter
when German airplanes approached.
Three carloads of dinosaur bones
have been taken from the Rel Deer
fossil beds in Canada this season.
Twenty-Five specimens went to the
University of Alberta, fourteen TO the
University Of Toronto. and eigheen to
the Geological Survey which will be
added to the government collection ut
Ottawa.
Peace negotiations between the
Spanish government and the rebellious
Moorish tribesmen in Morocco, which
have been carried on Indirectly for six
weeks, have been broken off, 1t was Of
ficially announced at Madrid. The
tribesmen demanded arms, ammunition
and money as the price of their con-
cessiOns.
A total of 10000 automobiles in
Canada covered road mileage in 1920
which exceeded 1.6SO,OOO, 600 and regis
tered Il passenger mileage OF not less
than G,O2O,OOO.OOO. The steam and cleo
tric railroads of the dominion COM
bined carried but 829, ,121, 600. accord
ing to S. l.. Squire of the Canadian
Good Roads Association, as quoted In
Canadian MOtorist. The number of
passengers carried is $4,000. 900 annu-
ally.
GENERAL
One man was killed, two others were
probably fatally injured and three
more seriously burned by II gas explo-
sion in the Southern Anthracite Min
ing COmpany's mine number two ut
Russellville, Ark.
Wellington, Ohio, community of
1900 inhabitants, is thinking of aban-
donlng the jail and giving the marshal
a vacation. A survey shows only two
arrests were made during the past ten
months and that both prisoners, men,
later were discharged.
DR.. Adolph Lorenz, famous Austrian
surgeon, has announced that in view
Of the opposition to his professional
activities In this country from the
medical profession he would discOn-
tinue further free clinics and return
to Vienna as soon as possible.
A bill suspending immigration for
three years has been introduced In the
House by Representative johnson, Re
publican, Washington, chairman of the
House immigration committee. The
measure is intended to supplant the
3 per cent restrictive immigration law
now in force.
Davis Sandles, 2-year-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Sandles, who had u
needle removed from his heart on Nov.
II, In what surgeons said was one of
the most remarkable operations ever
performed In the Northwest, died at
a hospital In Minneapolis. The needle
pierced his heart when he fell on a
sewing basket.
A charter was filed at the State De-
partment In Delaware for Great
Southern Steel Company, capitaliza-
tion one hundred and five million dol
lars. The concern IL authorized to
manufacture Iron, steel, copper. coke,
lumber, ETC., and to acquire lands con-
tanning the same. A state tax Of So
$50 was paid.
Police records Of New York com.
piled for the month Of November
show that 1887 persons were arrest
ed In the month. The largest number
arrested during any month In 1921 was
1883, the record for April. Increases
were evident In the number of persons
arrested for drunkenness and vagran-
cy during the month just past.
Requests Of $4,000 in jewelry to
each of her children and grandchildren
amounting to approximately 100000.
and the bestOwal Of her two town
houses In New York City to her hus-
band. so long as he does not marry,
are the major items In the will Of the
late Mrs. George ]. Gould, filed In Sur
rogate's Court at Toms River, N. ].
Allen s. Peck, district forester Of
the United States forest service, Dem
yer office, has recently announced the
road building plans Of this department
for the ensuing fiscal year. An expen-
diture of approximately $4,000 is