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who made further investigation which
confirmed the governments fear that
the operations Of these organizations
inbiace Upper Silesia.
DIR. wirth's statement was made In
the course OF a sharp attack by the
Nationalists who frequently interrupt
ed his speech. The chancellor said
the government was fully alive to the
traditions Of Germany's greatness and
the importance of celebrating great
anniversaries but use was made Of
the celebrations by the National par
~. which was not conductive TO the
welfare of the country in the present
crisis This led to the revelations. but
DR.. wfrth said he did not feel 1t was
incumbent upon him to give details.
DR.. Wolfgang Kapp was the lead
erfof the movement which overthrow
the Ebert government in March 1920.
DR.. Kapp was proclaimed chancellor.
but the revolt was short-iived, and af-
ter, a few days President Ebert was
again in power.
, 1921-10-01
Another Venire
Summoned For
Southland Jury

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct. L.
With but II men in the jury box
and the entire special venire OF 40
brought into court yesterday ex-
hausted. the trial Of LYDIA Meyer
Southland. accused Of the murder OF
her former husband. Edward r.
Meyer. came to a temporary halt
today and Ellison w. II. Thompson
was directed to secure 40 more We
niremen for examination upon re-
sumption Of the "A Monday.
The state has now used seven OF
its ten pcremptory challenges ard
the defense six.
T0day's session occupied less
than two hours, the entire time be-
Ing given up 10 the examination Of
special venircmen. The defendant
appeared in court with her hus-
band. Paul Vincent Southland and
her father, w. J. Trueblood.
, 1921-10-01
Pilot Escapes
As AirpIane
Is Demolished

CHEYENNE. Oct. L-You can't
bring down an airplane travelling
So miles an hour at an altitude II
100 feet when the engine gees
dead" without disaster. That's
why an air mail ship driven by Pr
lot H. A Collision was scattered all
over the scenery less than a MIN
utes after IT hoped off at tho Raw
Inns landing field for Cheyenne with
a cargo of mail. Collision did his
best but the ship hit carth with ter
rife imrecta and when it quit roll
ing its dismembered parts were
strewn over an area a hundred
yards in length and It was gone
beyond recall" Collision escaped
with a few scratches and bruises.
, 1921-10-01
ROAD REPORT
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Grant Highway-Nebraska line to
Lost Springs good, then generally
fair to Grin.
Yellowstone r-.gnway Platte
county line to Grin a few chuck
holes. then generally good to beyond
Careyhurst. then fair TO Glenrock.
New construction work between
G~lenroclt and Parkerton. Parkerton
to Casper some rough stretches. Cas-
per to Shoshoni generally good. but
some choppy stretches due to high,
dry winds.
Shoshoni-Lander Road-GeneraIiy
good. some rough stretches across
the Indian reservation between Riv-
erton and Hudson.
Casper Sheridan Road-Some very
rough stretches in the first II
miles north of the concrete pave
ment. then fair to near Castle
Creek, then fair to Johnson county
line and generally good to Sheridan.
, 1921-10-01

a helpless condition The plan to lynch
the man went awry after the crowd
had worked off part OF Its venom and
officers appeared on the scene to take
the man in custody.
Taking advantage In the main of
imiterato people the alleged faith heal
err il said TO havo committed serious
statutory charges against many Of the
PATIENTS who submitted to his atten-
tons after having Been worked into
a faithful fervor by the man who
professed to have divine power.
One woman rkepticai OF the won-
derfui cures tho man Is reported to
have effected, but hopful visited his
chapel. When Informed OF his pro-
cedure the woman took prompt leave
Shortly nfter Professor Day moved
from Meetectse which had been the
scene of Illicit operations n finally
settled In T~hermopoils where he open
ed another mission. 1t was while
working his plans in Thermopo,is that
an officer from Park county took him
In custody. ~
he was faced by some OF his
accusers who had admitted his proceed
ure on Investigation after his depart.
urc. Wrought beyond control AZ the
list OF crimes against the man grew,
tho irate citizenship of the town.
stormcd the jail and removed Day to
n public square where he was faced
by a woman who made a full confess
sion. He was beat until ho was help
lessly groveling In the dirt. He was
severely cut about tho head from the
effects OF a gun which was ciubbed in
the hands of n OF the men In the
mob.
At this juncture representative OF
the law. strengthened by reinforce
ments from the countryside took the
man jr custody and he was quietly
spirited away to Cody where he Is
being held under $4,000 bail pending
a hearing in district court. October 9,
1t Ia said that while he was awaiting
removal T. Cody that tho mob worked
to a frenzy again attempted to take
him from the jail and being unsuc
c~essful, five or six shots were fired
through the building in which he was
guarded in an attempt upon his life.
Thorough , investigation which Is
underway at Meeteetse in a hope OF
getting In touch with every, patient
.wbim he is said to have healed" has
resulted in evidence that he not only
victimized the women who had faith
in him. either after exercising hyp-
motto power or through the application
Of a drug but that he tried to per.
suade many young girls t go west
With him. He Is also charged with
having encouraged immortality in
many ways.
, 1921-10-01
Initial N OF
EMERGENCY AID
FOR RELIEF OF
idle DUE NEXT
Secretary Hoover and Of
ficers Consider Plans
/. Adopted by Confer
: ence on Unemployed

WASHINGTON, Oct. L.
Methods of initiating the
emergency measures for the
relief of the nations involun-
tary idle adopted by the ma
honal conference on unem-
pioyment were being considered today
by Secretary Hoover and executive Of
acers Of the conference
One plan under consideration was
said to contemplate n mersage to the
fsvsrnors OF states and the mayors
Of AL towns with n population oS~c5.-
Continued on Page Four.)
, 1921-10-01

tno ol.trict nitofHcy Aof MS pefSOuhi
gain or interest
Within the past few days incidents
charged against Tufts have been adj
vanced AZ auses for disbarring sew
eral other attorneys involved-Daniel
H Coakley and William ]. Corcoran.
the latter Tufts predecessor in office.
having been made the subjects OF Pc
titions for removal by the Boston Bar
association.
The most Sensational Of tho specific
charges brought against Tufts had to
do with the settlement of litigation
growing out OF a midnight party in
1917 at Mishawum Manor. a woburn
roadhouse conducted by a woman
known as Brownie" Kennedy.
Several prominent New York mo.
ton picture producers were involved.
The attorney general charged that
Tufts was concerned in a conspiracy
by which they were induced to pay
approximately 800 900 to coakley and
, 1921-10-01
Heavy Rain On
Western Coast

Los ANGELES. Oct. 1.-Rain was
falling here again today. continuing
the precipitation which beginning
yesterday. amounted to 81 of an inch
In Los Angeles at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Southern California points reported
precipitation ranging from an inch
to an inch and a half. while LIS was
reported at San B~ernardino. moro
than two inches at Needles and more
than three inches at Yuma. Ariz., ac-
cording to data OF the United States
weather bureau here.
More rain was forecast.
, 1921-10-01
Brokers
Under Arrest
In st. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Oct. .I.-Charles and
Thomas Mcdonald. brothers. were
returned hero asst night from Phoe-
nix. ARK, where they were held at
the request Of local authorities I o
answer II indictments charging
MISREPRESENTATION of oil stock sales.
which, 1t is declared here will
amount to close to $4,000. A crowd
Of stockholders me them at the sta
ton here Authorities guarded the
brothers carefully en- route to jail.
, 1921-10-01
CHARGE SERIOUS
federal JURY MAY ACT

Robert H. Mccormack. special as
sistant to the attorney general of
the United States, announced last
night that he shortly would mako
complaint against ArbucIde on the
charge OF having liquor unIawfuIiy
In his possession. Such a conn
plant could be made the basis Of
grand jury action.
There was much speculation as TO
the identity Of two other men whom
Mccormack said would be charged
jointly with Arbuclde. One OF them,
the federal attorney said. "a a
, 1921-10-01
Hotel Emptied
By Fire Alarm,
Damage Small

DENVER. Oct. Fire in the
Baltimore hotel. 42e Sixteenth
street. early today drove two score
men and women onto the street in
various stages OF undress-
Men and women clad only in
bathrobes or nightgowns made their
way down s~moke-fiied stairs and
corridors. carrying suitcases. arti-
Giles of clothing or whatever they
were able to snatch up when the
alarm drove them from their rooms.
The fire originated in n of the
rooms. presumably by a lighted Gig
arctic dropped to the floor The
damage. mostly from smoke, was
estimated at $500.
, 1921-10-01
FRENCH ACE
IS KILLED

ETAMPEs. France, Oct. 10y
The Associated Press)--Sadi Lecointe.
the noted French aviator. holder Of
the worlds speed record. was injured
and his airplane was smashed when
he made a forced landing in the first
lap of the Deutsche de Ia Meurthe
cup race here today.
Lecointe was first to take the air
and had made splendid time for the
first so kilometres, flying this distance
in Q minutes SO 40 seconds. a new
His injuries are understood
to be only flight. u
, 1921-10-01

Americ1n3 by a score OF D TO J Do
fore 5000 people. The victory OF the
Yankees ended the highest fought
race ever mad In the history OF ma
jor league tRsebsll-
The New Workers. needed one vic
tory In their three games the last OF
which was to be played on the closing
day Of the season tomorrow. Mays
had n bad inning when Philadelphia
scored their three runs After that he
was ~invfncible. The recent invalid
Ruth returned to the game. but went
hitless at bat.
First Inning.
Philadeiphia-witt grounded out to
Pipp unassisted. Mentally threw u
Dykes at first. Peckinpaugh took
Walkers bounder and tossed him out
Mt first.
New York-Auiier hit a hot single
to right. Peckinpaugh flied out to
Walsh. Ruth rirced Miller at second.
BRAZIL to Galloway. Meusei forced
Ruth. Galloway to Dykes.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia = Perkins hot liner
bounced off Mays glove and was re-
covered by Ward who throw him out
at first. WEIGH whitfield. Galloway
bounced n hit off Mays hand. Cal
loway went out stealing. schang TO
Peck.
New York-Pipp was a victim on
strikes. Ward popped TO Dykes. Cal.
ioway threw put Mentally at first.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia-ward took Galloway's
grounder and got him at first. BRAZIL
got an infield single. Pipp tool Sulii-
vans drive md doubled BRAZIL at
first.
New York-Schang famed. Mays
popped n single into left field. Mays
scored on Miller's triple to left. Gallo.
way robbed Peck OF a hit. taking the
ball neal tho bag and throwing him
out, Miller holding third. Ruth lined
out to Dykes.
Fourth Inning. y
Philadeiphia-witt hit n long triple
to right center. Witt scored on Dykes
double to left. Dykes scored on Walk
er's single TO left. Walker went on,
stretching his hit. Ruth to McNaii,
to Peck. Ward threw out Perkins
WEIGH tripled into right field. welct
scored on Gallowny's single to left
Galloway forced Galloway. McNally I,
Ward.
Nsw gork-Efeusei famed. Pip
singled hotiy over second. Ward hi
info'a double play, Galloway to BRAZIL
Fifth Inning.
BRAZIL singled over the middle bag
Sullivan hit into a double play. wart
to Peck to Pipp. Witt singled sharp
iy over Peck's head. Mentally threw
out Dykes at first.
New York-Dykes threw out Nc
Nally at first. Schang walked. day,
got a lucky Texas Lacquer into right
schang going to second Miller forced
Mays. Galloway to Dykes. Schang &c
ing to third. Schang scored on q
double nteal. Miller going to second
Peck lined put to Walker.
Sixth Inning.
Philadclph.a-waiker went out, Nc
took weich's roller and got him al
first.
New York-Dykes threw Ruth oul
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-10-01

prominent San Francisco business
ma who had been present Mt the
Arbuckie party for a few minutes.
Late yesterday federal agents raid
ed Gobey's GriIl, q Restaurant nea
the Hotel ST. Francis, alleging the
establishment to have been the place
from where the Arbuchle liquor was
purchased The manager and three
employees were arrested and some
evidence wns seized The raiding
officers, however, charged that most
Of the liquor had been removed,
probably on the strength Of advance
information.
, 1921-10-01
CHINESE FIRE
0NF0REIGNERS

PEKLxG. Sept. so.1By The Assoc
ciated Press).-Compiaints have been
made to the. American legation here
by three American companies in the
|Chung-King and I-Chang that the
armies of the northern and southern
Chinese governments; are indiscrimi-
nately detaining and firing on foreign
owned Yang-rse-Kiang river boats.
thereby causing a cessation OF river
traffic to the injury of the American
trade
, 1921-10-01
FOOTBALL

Football scores ut end Of second
this afternoon follow.
Princeton IL. Swarthmore o.
Chicago 81. Northwestern o.
Harvard 0. Holy Cross o.
Yale o. University Of Vermont O..
Army Fl. Springfield o.
Score at end Of third period:
Navy Is. North Carolina State O.
Final scores:
Wisconsin IS, Lawrence O..
Lafayette 8. Pittsburgh o.
Syracuse IS. Ohio University O
, 1921-10-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. New
angles in the federal inquiry into
the source of the liquor consumed
at the party in the Hotel St. Francis
given by Roscoe FATTY Arbuckle'
at which Miss Virginia Rappo Is de-
cIared to have suffered fatal injury,
were at the fore today. In some
quarters interest In possible grand
Jury notion on ArbuckIe by o. fed
eraI grand jury overshadowed that
In the charges Of manslaughter al
ready laid against him in connection
with Miss Rappe's death.
, 1921-10-01

the latest exchanges between Lon
don and Dublin. seemed to promise
that out of the conference would
come an agreement which would
solve a problem which has proved
n stumbling block for the ablest
statesmen Of the British nation.
Discussing the difficulties ahead,
the London Times deprecated the
dominion status as n fixed form
uia TO which the agreement must
conform.
, 1921-10-01
TO A

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The Jewish
New Year. beginning at sunset Sun.
day was said by food experts to be re-
sponsIble for h record supply OF L.
s45,7t7 live chickens brought to New
York from the west in the last six
days. The experts figured that the
birds cost the consumers 81, 10000.
, 1921-10-01

'sThe negotiations" the newspaper
declared, have already disclosed
that In asmuch as the healism Of
the Sim Feia is, above all else, n
cial In character. the ultimate settle
ment must be something new-a
constitutional innovation Of its own
kind Both the government and the
Sim Fem should see before them
as they go. a new relationship dr.
fering from all their past expsri-
ence&
, 1921-10-01
STRIKE 0 TAKE.

OMAHA. Oct. LINTON street car
conductors and motormen of Omaha
are voting TO determine IL sentiment
Is for or against strike to resist a
reduction in wages. effective today.
II tho men favor a strike another
vote will have to be taken to authorize
t. today's balloting being taken mere
y to ascertain their attitude.
, 1921-10-01
RESIDENTS
FLEE QUAKE

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. L.
Abandonment OF all brick and stone
buildings in E~lsinore. $50 miles south
OF hero. came today after three addi-
tional earthquake shocks struck the
little town this morning and Increased
the damage wrought by tremors
Thursday and Friday.
, 1921-10-01

other attorneys under threat Of prose.
cuuon. Payment OF the money was
admitted by the OWE men. but Tufts
denied he had shared in 1t. had taken
any action to prompt the payments. or
bad any knowledge of them.
, 1921-10-01
100 INDICTED
IN MINGO co.

MADISON. w. Va. oct. NEAR
" 100 indictments were returned here
yesterday by the Boone county spe-
cial grand jury investigating the
march Of armed men recently through
Boone county toward Logan. with the
ayowed intention of reaching Mingo
county. The grand jury will con-
tinue its investigation tomorrow.
, 1921-10-01
FIRED
ON GRAFT
SINCLAIRPUTS
up OIL PRICE

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Oct l.
Tho Sinclair Pipeline company
late today posted a price Of $1-B0 for
North and North Central Texas
crude oil, : 70 cent advance. the SC
opd increase in the last few days.
, 1921-10-01
Supreme Court Removes Attorney Al
legged to Hare Been MpoIped in Extort-
ing 100000 on Mopie Scandal

BOSTON, Oct; 1.-The supreme court Of Massachusetts,
district attorney of Middlesex county. It's finding, it was
stated, was 'for the public good"
The courts ruling was ON charges brought by the attorney
general alleging multiple instances of misuse of his Office by
, 1921-10-01
HUN REVOLUTION Is NIPPED
Plot Modelled after Knapp Repolt Shown
Up by Chancellor With in Speech to
Reichstag; SHesia Included

BERLIN, Sept. so-(BEy The Associated Press)-."Great
secret organizations, working for the overthrow of the con-
stitution, have endeavored to bring about another Kapp
Chancellor Wirth announced to the reichstag to-
day. He declared the information has been communicated
to the central government by the Baden public prosecutor.
, 1921-10-01
HEALf2 HELD
ASSAULT
Patients
professor Day" Beaten and Buffeted by
Angry Mob and Meeteetse Wonders
HON. He Escaped Lynching

CODY, wyo, Oct. 1.-when the story of the misapplied
ministratons of Professor Day" alleged faith healer" said
10 have operated in this vicinity for several weeks, became
irate citizens headed by women who had been victim
took the mar from Jail with the avowed intention of
hanging him and then wrought vengeance by beating him to
, 1921-10-01
Pitcher Mays Turns Trick on Athletics in
First Game of DoubIe-Header at the
Polo Grounds, S to 8; Flag to Wave at
American Park for the First Time
Score By Innings-

POLO U NEW YORK, Oct 1-New York cap
ured the American league championship this afternoon-its
irst in its history-when they defeated the Philadelphia
, 1921-10-01
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Philadelphia list. camel r. II. 4.
New York -. 300 900 1t1-9 Il 8
Philadelphia 200 100 es,-I0 20 Q
Batteries - Douglas and Gonzales:
Meadows and Hcnlfne.
, 1921-10-01
ks CNCH LEAGUE PENNANT IN VICTORY TODAY
Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight and Sunday
except possible showers IN south por-
Evening star., 1921-09-05
Today's News
in Paragraphs

President Harding unable to land st
Atlantic City. rage
Commissioner Rudolph declares oppo-
sition to the Borland law. Page 1
President favors Mr.. T.. L. Dresel for
ambassador to Germany. Page
Eritish cabinet to net on Irish gov
ernment by consent" offer at We'd
nesdays meeting rage
Jewish federation discusses 100000
building here. Fago
Bodies of sixteen Americans In ZR-2
disaster to be brought homo at once.
Page
Secretary Davis urges all to unite to
relieve depression. Page
Program for Lafayette-Marnec celebra-
tion tomorrow given. Page
Under agreement with Mexicnn gov
ernment American eli companies viii
resume operations In Tampico CTS.
trict. HaSo
Page
Have faith, Secretary Davis tells
labor. rage
Vice President Coolidge escapes In
Jury when platform collapses.
Legion challenges Z. S. Chamber OF
Commerce to bonus bill ccbade,
SeoS -
Evening star., 1921-09-05
INcITERs TO FACE COURT.
Gov. Morgan Announces Purpose
to Prosecute.

10 1TOS6Culc.
BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. September {.
Labor day found the federal troops.
sent into West Virginia's troubled
area on Spruce Fork Ridge near the
Boone-I,ogan county line. patrollinE
the district aud clearing out such
armed men as they encountered.
A large number OF men surrendered
Yesterday and all who carried FRA
were forced to give them UP. They
then were sent out OF the region and
20 their homes. In this the federal
authorities had tho assistance or
United tiinc Workers leaders.
The volunteer forces sworn n as
deputy sheriffs and deputy state police
last week have been relieved of fur-
ther service and have returned to
their homes in Charleston. llEntinE-
ton. Welch, Blucficld and other placca
Troops Move Cautiously.
Latest reports from the area now
roliced by the federal troops was that
everything was quiet. Soldiers oc-
cupIed the Spruce Fork Ridge district
without resistance and moved cauti-
ously in whatever they did. Army ON
GERS said. in order to maintain peace
with as little friction as possible.
Brig Gen. H. H BandholtZ, x
was learned, was 20 well satisfied
with the situation that he had under
consideration n recommendation that
the Camp Dix troops be returned
X the situation did not change soedy
>--,-..-----, -, D,-, . Colpyr,,,
Evening star., 1921-09-05
Search Also for Wounded and
for Hidden Arms and
Ammunition.
DISTURBED AREA CLEARED
OF BELLIGERENT BANDS
Practically All Who Were Lately
in Arms in Mountains Have
Returned to Their Homes.
By the Associlted Press.

by tne as>o'Illed iTcs>
MADISON, w. Va, September g.
Strong detachments. acting under or
ders from field headquarters here. to-
day We're securing the mountains
along the Boone-Logan county line
for the bodies of the men reported to
have been killed last week in the
fighting between state and county
forces on one side and armed men on
the other They were also instructed
to bring in such wounded as might De
located.
Miners who came into Madison late
Yesterday reported that NUMBER OF
bodies were still in the woods- army
officers said they told conhictlhS
stories. and. while they did not believe
many. if any, bodies were stun these'
an exhaustive search would be MADE.
Other detachments were sent 10
Spruce Fork ridge TO search lor hlu-
den arms and ammunition Many men
who have arrived here from that sec
ton were unarmed. which led the mil,
itary authorities to suspect that an
arms and ammunition were not being
surrendered as ordered.
Continue to Hold Posts.
Little Coal river valley. from Madl-
son TO the lately disturbed area, was
quiet today and rapidly returning 70
normal Federal soldiers continued
to hold the posts established on the
cas-, side of the mountains, while
other federal forces We're just over
the ridge in Logan county.
That practically all the men VINO
lately were in arms in the mountains
had left the region and returned TO
their homes was Indicated by reports
made to Col. c. 4. Martin, United
States Army, commanding. At head
quarters il was estimated that fully
l.5eO credited with having been in
the disturbed area had passed through
Madison during the past ,hlrty-siX
hours on their way home.
The morning train from Blair. one
of. the mining villages nearest the
late point OF disturbance, brought
only a few on their way to st. AL
bans. the junction point with the
main line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad They were searched by the
military and few pistols and car
tridges found.
Tour by Gen. BandhoItx.
Brig. Gen. Bandholtz was expected
here from Charleston for an inspec-
ton trip this afternoon His program
called for visits to the towns of
Clothier. Sharples. Jeffery and Blair.
after which. it was announced. he
would go into the mountains, and was
expected to reach Logan before the
day was over. Military posts have
been established at all of these viii
lages. and reports from them this
morning said everything was quiet
Magistrate Fulton Mitchell, who was
held prisoner last week in the noun
tainS and later released to the mill
tary- went TO Jeffery, and from there
it was said he would return to Logan
today.
y man whose name was not an
nounced ais" was released by the mill
tary. Radical literature" the mill
tary said. had been found in his pos
Session. Questioned by officers the
man had said the documents were
given 70 him by another man while
they were in the mountains last week,
ard he d:dn't know what they were.