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Ireland, southern Ireland to be ex-
empt from imperial taxation and
have full fiscal autonomy; northern
Ireland to remain as II is at present.
Preparations for today's conference
were held in strict confidence by
those directly involved.
Mr.. ID Valera. II was indicated,
enter the conference with no
formula or policy. but ready 10
consider any suggestions regarding
n truce policy. in which Sim Fem.
Ulster and the British government
would take part. 1t was considered
probable that definite decision might
not be reached until after Mr.. De Va
lera had returned to Dublin and
there taken council with the Sim
Fein parliament.
Sir James Craig. premier of Ulster.
who has been outspoken in opposi-
ton 4 parleys between the govern
ment and Sim Fem leaders. left Bel
fast last night for London. It was be-
lieved he would be ready today TO act
us spokesman for the North Irish
delegation. should be called on for an
expression of opinion.
MT bC NdlGId TtCGlNto IL CADlc
message from the United States to-
day informing him of the postpone
ment Of the hearing in the United
States senate on the resolutions OF
Senator La Toilette and Senator Nor
ris. in connection with Irish affairs.
The message concluded:
America, with implicit faith in
your ability and integrity. earnestly
the negotiations will terminate
in a lasting peace based on justice"
The communication was signed by
]. d. Scott n Eugene Kinkead, Of
the legislative committee of the
American Association for Recogni-
ton of the Irish republic.
Mr.. De Valera also received many
other messages from ireland. Eng
land. the United States n u
expressing hope for h sue
cess of the conference.
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PERSONALS

Gov. Robert d. Carey, accompanied
by Mrs. Carey. arrived in the city this
morning. The governor is here to
greet friends attending the I. o. O. F.
grand hodge.
G. B. Morgan, state geologist, is in
the city. from Cheyenne.
Leroy Laird. state highway commits
S~sioner. is in the city today on his way
north to Sheridan.
R. c. Var Denburg leave tomorrow for
Hot Springs. S. D., on a tenday va
cation.
Mark U. Weber, treasurer and field
manager for the Chappeil Oil COM
pany. returned to his headquar-
tiers in Denver.
Missouri. where she will spend two
weeks visiting relatives.
NJ. t. Rathvon of the Western
States Land and Oil company. is leav-
ing for a trip through the state over
the weekend on business interests.
G. NJ. Vandaveer of the Midwest
Oil company. returned this morning
after spending several days in Salt
Creek.
Frank Kistler. William Lockhardt
~ Denver and William A. Otis Of
Colorado Springs. officials of the Pro.
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TRAIN DERA|LED
ON BURLINGTON
HURT
Sprained Ankle Received IN Leap
From Cab Is Only Injury Re
ported When Train
Strikes Rockslide

The engine. mail Al and baggage
car of Burlington passenger train No.
20 which left Casper yesterday morn
ing At 7:4o. were derailed at 125 yes
-terdas afternoon at Dornick. ten
miles $ OF Thermopolis. when the
train struck a pile OF rock hat had
just broken loose and rolled down on
the track from a point 700 feet above
the grade. The engine took a cross
v.sse position on the main line and
the coaches left the rails. No one
was injured except Engineer f. p.
Conlin. who received a sprained ankle
by jumping from the cab Conductor
a d. Hines vas in charge OF the
train.
1t is estimated that tho rock COW
cred about gao feet OF track. The
place OF the accident was on a sharp
curve where It vas impossible to see
more han 200 feet ahead. The train
was going at about Is miles per hour
when the accident occurred. which ac-
counts for the small damage done. II
is supposed that the rock had broken
loose IND rolled onto tho track only
a few moments before the train APP
preached. as it would have been no
ticcd by track men IL IL had been
there any length of time.
When word OF the accident reached
Casper carly in the afternoon q
wrecker was dispatched to clear the
track. At $50 last evening the two
coaches had been placed on the track
and traffic was uninterrupted after
that. The sidetrack which was un.
touched by the crash of rocks is be
ing used. 1t is reported hat the On
CINE will be back on the track som,
time today.
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Camphor & Hydrastis
Fine For Sore Eyes

1t is surprising how QUICK eye in.
Illumination is helped by camphor.
i.3drastis. witchhazel. etc. as mixed
in Lavoptik eye wash. One lady whose
eyes were weak and watery for three
years was helped AT ONCE. Anotbnr
ease of red. inflamed eyes was also
benefited. One small bottle Lavoptik
usually helps ANY CASE sore. weak
d inflamed eyes Aluminium eve cup
FREE.-Casper Pharmacy.-Adv.
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R|SH'PEACE
PROSPECTS ARE
BRIGHT, BELIEF
Continued from Page IL
open covenants openly arrived

of open covenants openly arrived
at"
1t was announced from De Valera
headquarters that this afternoons
conferences would take the form of n
personal interview between the Brit
ish prime minister and Mr.. De Va
lera, no one else being present. Mr..
De Valera will be accompanied to
No. 10 Downing street, h prime
minister's official residence. for the
interview at 4:3o p. m. by Art
o'Brien, president of the Gaelic
league in London. and Robert c.
Barton. member of the Irish Repub-
lican parliament, II was stated.
O'Bricn and Barton, however. will
not be parties to the interview.
Reports published today that an
agreement was reached at the recent
Dublin conference between Eamonn
De Valera and the southern Union
lists regarding the terms which, would
be demanded from the British gov
eminent at the conference were cate
quarters this morning by Secretary
Childers of the visiting Iris, party.
There was no discussion. direct or
indirect. of any such terms said
Mr.. Childers. THE conference o n
fined itself exclusively to discussion
Of Lloyd Georges invitation to a
conference and of the arrangements
the truce"
The published report to which Mr..
Childers referred alleged that the
terms of the provisional agreement
Included. besides the provisions of
the present government of ireland
act. the following:
A dominion status for southern
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ducers & Rehners corporation. left
last night for Denver. after spending
a Few days in Casper looking after
n eompany's property in the Salt
Greek fields and elsewhere.
Mrs Fred G. Holland and Miss Eda
Holland have left for Thermopolis.
where they intend to spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Z. Knisley, accom-.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. :. Hagel and
Harry Hagel. have been visiting in
this city with Mike Hagel.. who Is
night clerk at tho Henning hotel.
They made the trip from their home
in Omaha overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Ma have re.
tuned from Oklahoma City, where
they have been spending the past sew
era weeks visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lee OF sheri.
dan motored to Casper yesterday and
c the day. leaving later for Den
yer.
A j. Haziett OF the Oil World. is
spending several days in Denver look.
ing after business interests.
William Hazlcmire of the Guaran-
tee Registry company. is spending
the day in Gienrock looking after
business interests for the Arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jardine left
Iuesday for Council Bluffs. Iowa. and
Omaha- Neb.. where they will spend
several weeks visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Wisner ara daughter
Jean. Of the Wyatt CAFETERIA. have
left for Denver WHERE the former will
meet her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
M Mrs. Herod. who motored to Den.
yer from their home in Houston.
Iexas- Mrs. Herod. who was former.
ly Miss Eileen Mcneil. will return
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Huffman re.
turned last night from Yellowstone
park. where they spent last week.
They made the trip overland.
Mrs. Harry Bubb. accompanied by
her mother and family. is leaving
overland for Thermopolis, where she
VII spend several days.
Walter Storey is here from his
home in Salt Lake City, Utah. visit.
ing with relatives. Mrs. Storey has
been with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ j. Gothberg. of this city, for tn.
past month.
Mrs. c. B. Stafford. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Stafford. has re.
turned from Minnesota. where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
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settlement The Republican leader
arrived at the prime ministers Of
fetal residence In Downing street At
4s3o y. m. and left at 71o p m
At h conclusion OF the conference
Art O'Brien. president OF the Gaelic
league IN London. stated that Il had
terminated .amiabiy."
As has been agreed upon. a COM
munique regarding the conference
will be issued later.
One OF the mon who accompanied
De Valera to the conference with the
premier said;
I'VE are satisfied with the results
of the initial conference"
The communique issued later stated
that a free exchange of views took
place between Lloyd George and De
Valera, and their relative positions
were defined.
The conference VIII be resumed at
1i3o O'Clock tomorrow morning.
LONDON. July i4.-sir James
Craig. the Ulster premier. has been
summoned to London u confer with
h prime minister. Lloyd GEORGE. on
the Irish situatioo. IL was announced
here this afternoon. Sir James is at
present in Belfast.
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Mrs. G. II. Mann and Miss Ethel
Mann are in Denver. where they in
tend to remain for n. season while
Miss Ethel Mann win take dancing
Instructions from n of the promi-
nent dancing masters.
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Ladies' Aid of the North Casper
Chapel will hold an ice cream soelai
and entertainment at the now chapel.
rear 1909 North Durbln. Friday even
ing. Jniy is. Proceeds to pay for
nav chanel. 7-15-9t
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EARL OF BANDON IS
TO CASTLE.

CORK. July 1.-THE Earl OF Ban
don, who was kidnapped by Sim Fem
ers early on the morning Of June II.
was brought back to Bantry Tuesday
by his captors. The aged earl, for
whose safety there had been some
concern at various times, was unin-
jurcd.
Since the kidnapping. a constant
search for the arl has been kept up.
Latterly. however. it had been init
mated that a an earnest of good
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Bank Picnic
Is Success

Is Success
The picnic which was given last
night at the home ranch OF exL5ov-
enor b. B. Brooks. for the employees
of the Wyoming National bank and
the Wyoming Trust company by the
wives OF the officials. was called
great success by all who attended.
The guests were taken to the ranch
in motor cars. leaving hero ut about
6 o'clock. A picnic supper was served
by the hostesses and the return trip
was made by moonlight. The affair
was a social given by the two
financial organizations.
Board Meeting
At Y. w. c. A.
The members OF the board Of di.
rectors of the Y. w. c. A. viii hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
Y. w. clubhouse tomorrow evening at
s o'clock AS business OF Importance
will b discussed. 1t is desired that all
members be present.
Pythian Sisters
Have Meeting.
The regular meeting OF the Pythian
Slhtcfb Will DC hclu loilbnt AT inc
Odd Fellows hall.
Business OF Importance. relative to
the Grand Temple meeting. which
will b. discussed. All members are
urged to be presst.
Mr.. nj Mrs. Frank England and
Miss Margaret England and d. r.
Phillips returned yesterday from a
ten-day motor trip to Colorado. They
brought with them the Misses Alice
England of Colorado Springs and
Ethel Bird of Denver. who will be
guests of Mr.. n Mrs. England for
a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Carr. Sr.. are
spending the week in Thermopolis. en-
joying the baths.
Golf Club Directors
Have Luncheon.
a luncheon was served at the Hen
ming hotel this noon for the directors
of the Casper Golf club. The lunch
con was followed by a discussion of
club activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hewlett of East
St. Louis. ILL.,, are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Warren IL
the Crude apartments. Mrs. Warren
is a daughter OF the visitors.
Surprise Party
Celebrz.e Birthday.
A number OF friends surprised Mr..
c. II. Blake asst evening in recogni-
ton of his birth anniversary. They
gathered at his home and spent an
informal evening with music and
other entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Peterson are
moving into their new hoine on South
Durbin today The residence has re-
Gently been completed. and is one OF
the most beautiful homes in the city.
II. Z. Steffens of Shoshoni. who is
connected with the Wyoming Chemi-
cal company. accompanied by Mrs.
Steffens. are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Blake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stcffens are making final pre-
parations for their summer camp at
Lake Touey near Lander. A num-
Der of Casper friends will be week.
end guests at the camp when 1t is
opened.
Mrs. Schultz
Is Honoree.
Miss Clara Schultz of this city who
is visiting IL Sheridan. was the guest
of honor at a 5 o'clock tea served yes
terday by Mrs. J.. s. Holstedt. A
number Of prominent Sheridan ma
irons were invited to meet the visitor.
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r
is SATISFACTORY

LONDON, July lazy The Asso-
ciated Press).-Eamonn De Valera
and Premier Lloyd George conferred
for more han two and a half hours
today over the question OF an Irish
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WORKER ACCUMULATES
BIG HARDWARE SUPPLY,
LANDS IN TOLLS OF LAW

Solution OF a series Of thefts whicl
have extended over a period OF year.
here came with the arrest OF Rober
Decker OF ia South Oak stree.
When arrested Decker Is said TO havt
had In his possession tools OF n
kinds. plumbers kits. carpenters out
ats and other equipment valued a
several hundred dollars.
II Is said hat Decker would take
jobs Is a laborer on new buildings
or construction work OF any kind and
that he continually added to his sup
ply OF tools by taking a few tools al
n time.
With The accumulation Of tools thai
were taken with Decker IL Is believed
that nearly all losses of this kind thai
have been reported have been no
ccrnted for. The arrest of Deckei
was made by Deputy Fay wilIafori
at Decker's home yesterday.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank all our friends
for assistance rendered during our
recent bereavement. especially thu
Rev. DR.. Cromer and Mrs. Hood, and
for the many beautiful flowers.
MRS. +. o. YOUNT.
MRS. r. c. YOUNT,
MR.. AND MRS. H. o. SwENSoN.
7-14-it'
--Trbune Cassin~c Ads
Resulta--
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VIM. ]. Adams of wheeiock. n. D..
a graduate this spring OF the law
course at Harvard university. is visit
ing in Casper. n expects TO locate
here. k
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CARD OF THANKS.

Tribune Cslssin~1 Ads
bring Results--
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Mrs. Schultz
us

Mrs. Schultz
Is Honoree.
Miss Clara Schultz of this city who
is visiting "a Sheridan. was the guest
of honor at a s o'clock tea served yes
terday by Mrs. j. s. Holstedt. A
number of prominent Sheridan ma
irons were invited to meet the visitor.
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MI. and Mrs. C. H. Huffman re.
turned last night from Yellowstone
park. where they spent last week.
They made the trip overland.
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Pythian Sisters
Have Meeting.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank England and
Miss Margaret England and d. r.
Phillips returned yesterday from a
ten-day motor trip TO Colorado. They
brought with them the Misses Alice
England Of Colorado Springs and
Ethel Bird Of Denver. who will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. England for
a while.
, 1921-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Carr. ST.. are
spending the week in Thermopolis. en-
joying the baths.
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Mrs Harry Bubb. accompanied by
her mother and family. is leaving
overland for ~Thermopolis, where h
viii spend several days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
observation-disclosures
From the DeLand, Florida, News)

From the DeLand, Florida, News)
Miss Delta Chastain Haynes and Mr.
Brigham Mcfarland were quietly married
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ". D. Haynes, on Howry Ave
at 2.15 Thursday afternoon, with only
relatives and members of the family pres
ent.
The living rooms we're artistically dec.
Grated with baskets. Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and asparagus fern
The double ring service was used, Rev.
Lawrence Radcliffe performing the cere-
nony.
The bride. who was given away by her
father, Mr.. W. D. Haynes, is charming
brunette and never looked more lovely
than IN her bridal robes Of pussy willow
taffeta draped with Dutchess lace while
her wedding veil was caught up with real
orange blossoms. Her only ornament
was diamond bar pin set in platinum, a
present of the groom. Miss Catherine
Haynes, sister of the bride was maid of
honor and was becomingly gowned in a
white embroidered French organdie gown.
Mr.. Tom B. Stewart was best man.
Miss Edja Stenwal sang very sweet1y,
At Dawning," by Cadnlan and Miss
Olive Kruse rendered the wedding march
from Lohengrin.
The old family servants looking in at
the windows reminded one of the old
Southern days and the weddings Of the
past.
Following the ceremony refreshments OF
ice-cream and angel food cake we're served,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
left for various points in the North ard
East.
Mrs. Mcfarland is the youngest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Haynes Of
this city and is beloved by all for her
sweet womanly qualities and her ability
in the business world. She numbered her
friends by her acquaintance and was an
acknowledged leader in University and
City circ'es. She graduated from Stetso0
University with full honors and was
member OF the Pi Beta Phi ball players
on the Stetson girls sorority and one Of
the best basket champion teams.
Mr.. Mcfarland is a prominent bust
ness man Of Hyde Park, VT, and has
many friends,,i in that town who will welcome
his bride.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
HYDE PARK

Miss Cora Fairbanks was home from
the U. V. M. few days recently.
Mrs. R. S. Page went to Burlington to-
day, where she will receive throat treat
ment.
Miss Helen Thorp's 18th birthday was
celebrated last evening by the getting to-
gether of few of her girl friends at her
home. Itisn't told what they did-but we
do know they enjoyed every minute. Elab-
crate eats" appealed to the girls most
forcibly.
Mr.. A. E. Laing, Supt of the Vermont
Anti. Saloon League, will occupy the pull
pit of the Cong'l church next Sunday
morning, and give an interesting account,
that should be of Importance to all citi-
zens, regarding the difficulties and the
progress made and to be made, in the en-
forcement of prohibition legislation.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
McKinstry Hill

Ralph Thompson is a lucky one; got a
deer with eight points.
Mrs. H. @. Owen is spending a fewdays
at her old home in Stanstead.
Mrs. Weldie Manning of ODER Hill was
guest of her parents, Geo. Stewart and
wife, Sunday.
Grant Clark returned Sunday to St.
Johnsbury after a visit at the home Of
B. F. Bowen and wife.
Mrs. Julia Jones and Roger Bedell of
Stowe visited Mrs. Eva Wheeler Wednes-
day. Lloyd Bedell returned home with
them.
Rev. E. II. Undertake, the evangelist.
who has been holding meetings at No.
HYDE Park the past three weeks was at
Geo. Stewards Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Clark of st. Johnsbury'
who is visiting her parents B. F. Bowen
and wife, and Mrs. Bert Bowen were
guests of Mrs. Weldie Manning on Ober
Hill Thursdnv
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
GENERAL.

The bill extending the emergency
tariff act, which expires November ~,
will now go to the President.
National Industrial Traffic League
recommended change in the United
States Railroad Labor Board from the
present form of three representatives
each from the carriers, employees and
public to a board of five, representing
the, public.
Thce bandits robbed jewelry store
in Philadelphia of goods valued at
$4,000. Robbers in haste to escape
dropped tray containing $4,000
worth of diamonds, which were later
recovered by owners.
Plans for enIisting in the ministry
men of high ideals and character to
carry to the masses the message OF
salvation were discussed at a meeting
in Atlantic City Of the General Educa-
tional Board OF the Presbyterian
Church III the U. 5. \. .
Miss Stena Scorup, high school
teacher, Of Salina, Utah, defeated her
brother, z. S. Scorup, merchant, in the
race for mayor of Salina by fourteen
votes.
John w. Riddle Of Connecticut, a
former ambassador to Russia, was
nominated by President Harding to be
ambassador to Argentina.
Interstate Commerce Commission
granted application of Chicago, Mil,
waukee & st. Paul Railroad to acquire
control by purchase of capital stock
of the Chicago, Terre Haute & South
eastern Railway.
Mayor ]. S. Davis, Socialist, of
Portsmouth, o., Marshal Frank Hall
and two deputies were arrested on
charge of stealing 800 handbills from
a Republican candidate.
President Harding is understood to
have consented to deliver an address
nj. -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
Dana Reynolds a Suicide

Dana Reynolds, aged IS years, who
resided at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
O. L. Sails, in Garfield, shot himself Fri
day night while in fit of dependency.
Mr.. Reynolds calling for his % calibre
rifle, stating that he was going to sell it
and wished to give it good cleaning.
Before handing it to him the gun was ex-
amined, to make sure it was empty, but
evidently he had planned the deed and
had ammunition in his room for in a few
minutes the report of the gun was heard,
and it was found that the bullet had passed
through his heart. Mr.. Reynolds had
been in poor health for long period.
The deceased is survived by his wife,
and three daughters, Mrs. o. L. Sails,
Mrs. Fred Perry of Garfield and Mrs.
Pay of Vermontville, n Y, besides sew
eral grandchildren, to whom deep SYM
pathy is extended.
Funeral services were held Monday at
LOO p. m , the Rev. w. T. Best officiated
Intermeut at Garfield.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16
FOREIGN

President Masaryk, of Czecho-Slova-
llia. ordered troops to demobilize. They
had been called out in view of Hun
garian situation.
Board of arbitratOrs in wage dis
pute between Canadian National Rail-
WAYS and its employees, approved
wage reduction Of 1914 per cent Of
employees receiving $40 Il month or
more.
The feeling between the railway
workers. and the Fascist, which Gull
minated in the calling Of a general
strike in Rome increased. There were
numerous disturbances in various parts
of the city
All business in Canada was stopped
for two minutes, beginning at p. m.
Friday, November II, in honor of the
anniversary Of the signing of the
armistice.
1t was officially announced in Wen
ma that Austria and the United States
have exchanged Publications of their
peace treaty.
Baron korekiyo Takahashi, Japa-
nese minister of finance, notified the
cabinet the country faces a deficit Of
3O,OOO,000 yen for the present year.
Association CT Vineyard Owners II
France announced that it will organize
"wine week" in the near future.
An arrangement has been made to
begin paying the interest owed by
Great Britain to the United States,
f50,OO0,000 yearly, it was announced
in the house of commons, London, by
Sir Robert Horne, the chancellor Of
the exchequer.
Marshal Joffre left Paris for Mar
settles, where he viii start his trip to
the Far East to carry Frances greet
ings to the nations there.
Twenty-nine more Sim Feiners Fl
detention camps in ireland We're IN.