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The New York herald., 1921-01-18
GET 5000, 900 CROWNS
OF ISRAEL KRUMHOLZ
Part of 100000, Immigrants
Say.

VIENNA. Jan 15.--The police have re-
covered property valued at 100000
crowns, part of the money alleged TO
have been stolen by Israel Krumholz.
the New York money lender accused by
immigrants there Of having swindled
them out OF sums aggregating Sl6S,0OO.
The balance OF the money. the police
believe. was left In Paris by Krumholz,
who was arrested here on January 4.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Body of Cars Daughter
Olga, Saved, Nears Egypt

T .ONDON, Jan. 17.--Bodies sup
posed to be those of Grand
Duchess Olga, daughter of for
mer Emperor Nicholas of Russia,
and her maid, are aboard the
British steamer Devanha, which
is due to reach Egypt at the end
Of the present week. Disinterred
at Ekaterinberg, the bodies are
said to have been smuggled
through Persia and thence to
Shanghai. Upon the arrival of
the steamer they will be disem-
barked and taken to the Holy
Land for final interment.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Reign of Terror Charged.

The trial was marked by its usual
tilt between counsel and In one of these
Mr.. Littleton accused Mr.. Untermyor OF
creating a reign Of terror in this town"
Words few so fast that the stenographer
was left astcrn for few seconds. and
then Justice McAvoy said There will
be no reign OF terror in this court room. {"
He sustained Mr.. Untormyers objection
10 Mr.. Littletons remarks.
Mr.. Frayne was merely questioned in
regard TO the status of the housewreck-
ers' union. OF which William Zaranko
Is the head and which Brindell IS alleged
10 have prosecuted in his battle for con-
troll Of the building situation. lie stated
that Zaranko's union was dlly char
tered by the American Federation Of
Labor and that 1t was made a part OF
the international Hod Carriers. Builders
and Common Laboress Union
The testimony Of MIR. Donnely OF the
Building Trades Employers Association
was tho subject Of much legal contro-
versy. and before he left the stand a
large section OF his testimony had been
stricken from the records because IT APP
peared that he had no authoritative
knowledge upon which TO base Il.
Altho Ugh he was under subpoena by
the prosecution MIR Douneily was used
by Mr. Littlctou in an effort to shatter
the tales Of Br ndells vast influence. lie
testified that more than 100 jobs had
been struck in the year preceding the
forming OF Brindelrs council and that
there were only about twenty-five
strikes against members Of his asso-
citation tho following year lie said that
Continued on Second Pogo
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

fpfNiNf NNfif " We sNEN hNNh tAFLss4IIs
Copyright, 1921, bp THE NEW YORK llEaALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Parts, Jan. ~.
"Nfr Harding's IDEAS Of a league Of
nations arc the same as minc." said
Gen. Nivelle. who arrived in Paris this
evening loaded with souvenirs OF his
trip TO the United States THAT idea ls
that the best league for the future rs one
which win embrace true friendship be-
tween France. England and the United
states.
"As far as France and the United
States are concerned. | have returned
home fully convinced that despite con-
stant German propaganda IN all parts
Of that country nothing is likely 70 rup-
ture seriously the war-tricd Franco
American alliance"
As a proof that he was thoroughly
Amerlcanized he pointed To signed
photograph Of Charlie Chaplin, 70 which
had been awarded the place Of honor on
tha msntleplece.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Dinner-Deerfeot Farm Sausage.

Try this dinner dish---baked Deerfoot Farm
Sausage, mashed potato. apple sauce. IT'S
great Order the genuine to-day. Substitutes
disa ppoint. ADV.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

xAssAU--TAKE "FLOnIDA SPECIAL"
10 Miami semi-wecisiy snilirgs. Atlantic
Coast Line n. II. office. t246 B'wsy.--Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Adds weight to Graft Charges.

"Do you not consider this as discrimi-
nation against union laborers outside OF
Brindeirs council?" asked Mr.. Inter
myer.
Mr.. Donnelly hesitated and then an
swered NO"
THAT is all" said Mr. Cntermyer,
waving MIN from the stand.
The Importance of the letter in the
trial hinges on the fact that il was
through his understanding with the
Building Trades Employers Association
that Brindell is alleged to have come
into the possession OF the power he is
said to have used TO crush other labor
unions and force various builders and
contractors to pay huge sums OF graft
for protection against strikes.
Other features OF yesterdays court
session were the calling to the witness
stand of Hugh Frayne. New York State
Organizer of the American Federation
of Labor the introduction of evidence
to the effect that Richard Pike. walking
delegate of the hoisting engineers union.
who is alleged TO have acted as Brindelrs g
lieutenant, fled this city at the time of
Brindelrs indictment, and the presenta-
tion Of evidence corroborative of the
testimony of Max Aronson. who has
stated to the jury that he paid Brndell
fifty 500 bills upon the understanding
that the labor czar would Immediately
order his men to resume work upon n
certain job which they had struck two
days previously.
None Of the witnesses had seen Aron-
son pay the graft for. according 10
Aronson, this had been done In Brindelfs
private office. but one had accompanied
him 20 the office and two had seen him
draw the cash from the bank to make
the payment
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
Lsngdon Returns Fire.

After the sentry had fired Lieut..
Langdon whipped out his revolver,
turned and discharged two shots at the
sentry and then made the best of his
way to his ship. the Albeny. Lieut.
Langdon further stated tnat when ne
was first challenged by the sentry he
halted just long enough TO reply in tho
affirmative TO the question American"
Lieut.. Langdon was fully conscious at
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

poktry show ali this week. Madison squa re-
Gaxs<ks. q A. A. ~ ~ " As-Ads-
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

NTVELLE AGREES WITH
HARDING LEAGUE PLAN
True Friendship the Real Ba-
sis, Says General.

SpcciGi Co5is to TUE NEW YoRK IIsnA.r.
Copyright, 1921. bp THE NEW YORK IIEaALD
New York Herald Hurcsu
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
BRINDELL LINKED
BY LETTER WITH
LABOR MONOPOLY
Untermyer Springs Sur
prise OH Secretary OF En-
ployers' Association.
SHOWS CARS POWER
Alleged Payment OF $1,000
Graft to Union Leader
Also Gains Support.
ATTORNEYS IN WRANGLE
LittIetOn Accuses Special
Prosecutor of Trying to
Create Reign of Terror.
ATTORNEYS IN WRANGLE

A printed letter in which the Build
ing Trades Employers Association di-
rected It's members to employ only
members of Robert p. Brindelrs coun-
ell was introduced in evidence yester-
day at the trial of the labor 'czar" be-
fore Supreme Court Justice John v.
McAYoy on a charge of extortion.
The letter had not appeared in the
course of the Lockwood Legislative
committees inquiry into Brindel's re-
lations with the big employers as
sociation, and its Introduction came as
a surprise sprung by Samuel Inter
myer chief special prosecutor. The
manner OF its introduction was both
dramatic and amusing to persons who
have been following the case closely.
for it was flashed unexpectedly upon
Samuel b. Donnelly, secretary Of the
Building Trades Employers Associa-
ton. at moment when he was testify
ing that there was no discrimination
on tine part of the association IN faVor
OF BrtndellS particular Ddhu'
81 show you a circular issued by the
Building Trades Employers Assocla-
ton and signed by you as secretary
Mr.. Untermyer said. and then over a
storm of objections from Martin w. LIT
Teton chief counsel for Brindell. he read
the notice. which purported to have been
issued by the Building Trades Employ
ers Association on July %, 1920.
Members and gentlemen" II ran, tine
Building Trades Council complains that
members OF the association are employ
ing laborers who are not members of the
unions seated in the council.
Possession OF the current working
card of the Building Trades Council Is
the only certain certificate OF regularity,
and all laborers employed By you should
have that card"
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

conlinued on secoNd rogt.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18

conllnnod on seeond paee.
The New York herald., 1921-01-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair and continued cold to-day; cloudy
tomorrow, with rising temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday, 3s; lowest, "a
Detailed reports will on page
, 1921-09-22
COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF
CONFERENCE FOOTBALL
IN MOUNTAIN DISTRICT

Football teams q represent college
In the Rocky Mountain conference this
year will be chosen from large squads
now hard at wo:< in training pr.,r.
tice.
University OF Denver. Colorado Col.
iege OF Agriculture. University oi
Colorado. Colorado College. Colorado
school Of Mines, University OF wyo-
ming, Utah Agricultural College and
the University of Utah,
The conferences scn-cu:e. including
games with teams outside the organ.
i~zation. follows:
Colorado School OF Mines, October
S. Denver University at Denver; DC
tober is. Colorado Aggies at Fort Col
Tins: October q, Wyoming University
at Laramie; November 5. Utah Aggie.
at Pueblo: November IL. Colorado
College nj Denver: November "a, Colo
RADIO University at Denver.
University OF Denver, october 1
Kansas Normal at Denver; october IL
Nebraska Wesleyan at Denver; DC
tober 20. wyoming University at Den
yer: November II. colorado Aggies a
Fort Collins; November "a. COLORADO
| College at Colorado Springs.
Colorado Agricultural College. Octo'
Der l, Wyoming University at Fort
Collins: October 10. School OF Mines al
Fort ColIinr: November II, Denrel
University at Fort Collins. November
10. Colorado University at Fort Col
Inns: October 30, Colorado College al
Colorado Springs.
Colorado College. October S. Wyo'
ming University at Laramie; October
%, Utah University at Colorado
Springs; October %. Colorado Aggies
at Colorado Springs: November o
Colorado University at Boulder; No
vember l., Mines at Denver; Soyem
Der "a. Denver University at Colorado
Springs.
Colorado University. October 90,
Denver University at Denver; October
90. Chicago University at Chicago
November 8. Colorado College at Boui
der: November u. Utah University al
Salt Lake City; November 10, Colorado
Angles at Fort Collins; November "a
Mines at Denver.
University OF wyoming. October /,
Aeeies at Fort Collins: October s
Colorado College at Laramie October
IL. Utah University at Logan; Octo-
Der Is. Utah University at salt Lake
City; October &c. Mines at Laramie;
October 30. Denver University at Den.
ver.
University of Utah, October s. Mon.
tana Aegies at Salt Lake City; October
Is. wyoming University at Salt Lake
City; October &c. Colorado College at
Colorado Springs; October 20, Idaho
University at Salt Lake City: Nov
5, Nevada University at Reno; Novern-
, 1921-09-22

definitely worked up his schedule. he
has been assured OF games both on
the home field and on the foreign
fields with h teams mentioned.
To date Casper has tho largest
bunch OF likely looking football can
didates but s. IS reported here that
all OF the other schools mentioned
have had over 80 Candidates working
u Tor places on their respective
teams.
II Is a little TOO early 10 make pre-
dictions hut II is thought that Cas-
per win be able to place tho heaN1est
and fastest team In the neld this yesr
ever represented the local school.
All of the men on the squad have
had ono Or more years OF football es.
p~erioaoe. Definite announcements Of
tho long football schedule that has
been arranged will he made at the To-
cal school In the next Few days.
While the schedule IL being ar
ranged over 40 candidates are night.
iy making their bid for places on tho
local team. Sorimmase which is now
In order has developed some likely
, 1921-09-22

licking Renners. Dawson pitched a
typical Davenport game.
Big Dawes effectiveness was EVIL
dent from tho start. He famed IL
men in the first five innings. He was
a trifle wild m spots when his terrific
rpted and wonderful curve ball failed
20 coordinate but he was the same
smiling Dave through II all.
Dawson's work in tho box was no,
so spectacular but IL was Just as ef-
fectivc for Hsrtzeil's home run In the
seventh. though a clean drive was
ono Of those 1uky kind that rollcd
through h fence IN ieft field
Denver missed a grand opportunity
10 score in the ninth inning schinkei
who has taken the eft garden duties.
connected for a long drive with no.
hody out II was a OF optin-
i'm for Denver fans with Cochran.
Graham and Downey scheduled to
bring him In
Cochran hit a high ~ back OF SIC
n base which Bo.tiek handled cast,
~ Schinkei refused I o take n chance
and was held at third Graham struci;
Downey who has won many n
game with a hit in a pinch came TO bat
He famed twice and then popped the
third 70 Hale and Denver's chance 10
score was gone.
, 1921-09-22
CLAIMS
FEATHER TITLE
Says He Was Deliberately
Fouled by Kilbane Several
Times in Late Battle.

CLEVELAND. sept. a2.-Declarins
that he had been deliberately fouled
several times. Danny Frush. OF Bslti-
more. who was knocked out by Johnny
Kiibane last Saturday in the contest
for the ~featherweisht championship.
issued a signed statement today In
which he claims the title. lie said he
was not only fouled in tho first round.
when Kilbane hit him IN tho groin
with his knee. but later on. when the
champion continued fighting after
the bell had runs ara Frueh had
dropped his arms.
Flush explained that he waited
with his statement until the public
had a chance to sec the movlns pic
turos OF the bout.
The statement adds: II am now
ready to defend the tito against any
and all comcrs.'
, 1921-09-22

rIne-gsme series. that It is now a GER
tainty that our games viii be played
hcre regardless Of the result Of the
FIVE Denver games. Play here will
start Monday at , O'Clock and ON
tinue four days.
IN order TO insure the financial end
OF the undertaking seaso tickets will
be sold In Casper in hopes that the
original sale OF these tickets VIII
cover the actual expenses Incident TO
returning the two teams to Casper.
with guaranteed returns and a
cinch on big profits IL all Of b games
Of the series r played In Denver.
the Casper players are anxious to re
turn to Casper for part OF the games
in order that the loyal fan who have
supported the team this scason will
bc given an opportunity TO attend
part OF the baseball classic.
season tickets. which will guaran.
teo four games in Casper. will be sold
for $3.50. including war a x Efforts
viii be made TO dispose OF these tick
cts among Casperites who have not
contributed otherwise this summer to
the support OF the team and to base
ball fans who will attend all OF the
games.
In a town thai can turn out Q
crowd Of nearly 1000 people to Sun.
day games the hackers Of Abe plan
TO bring part OF the series TO Casper
should have little trouble in dispos-
ing Of enough season tickets to guar
antee the games he
II the Casper team finished the en-
tire series in Denver 1t would be a
guaranteed money making PROPOSE
ton The Casper boys however, their
salaries having been stopped on Sep
TENDER 10 when the reason was over.
are willing to gamble on h crowds
that will turn out here. II h Cas-
per series is not q paying PROPOSE
ton the players themselves are the
loser. Even under most favorable
conditions the Caspc- team cannot
hope to fare any better than they
would by taking the winners end in
Denver. teeef,ae
The Tribune will be glad to assist
In assuring the financial SUCCESS OF
the undertaking here. Telephone to
the office and let us know how many
season tickets you are willing 10 take.
II ali fans win some across with a
pledge for one or more 81 tick
cts, the support of this town for a
championship team Will be evidenced
and Casper's record as a live town
kept intact.
Tickets viii be on sale at She two
stores Of c.. West and the Smoke
House"
, 1921-09-22

Der IL. Colorado University at Salt
Lake City; November 20. Utah Asgies
at Logan.
Utah Agricultural College. October
1, Ogden Assies at Logan; October S.
Ogden Aggies at Ogden; October IL.
Wyoming University at Logan; octo.
Der 15. Montana Aggies at Logan,
October 20. Nevadn University a,
Logan; October 20. open; November 5.
Mines at Pueblo: November IL. Mon
tana Mines at Butte; November -,
Utah University at Logan.
, 1921-09-22
C0NFERS With LEAGUE
CHIEFS ON PLANS FOR SERIES

Tho series win open October A..
two days after the close OF the sea-
son. according TO Judge Lands. A
later date may be selected. however.
n either Cleveland or Pittsburgh
wins the pennant in their respective
leagues.
The question Of prices for worlds
series games will be considered at
today's meeting. President johnson
favors n reduction Of prices with n
return 10 the 5o-ccnt admission 20
the bleaehcrs. lie eskd he would
vote for n reduction II the subject
was proposed.
, 1921-09-22
Y. MAT RULES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Head and Toe Holds and
Scissors Barred in State
Regulations.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Rules for
the regulation of wrestling have been
issued by the state athletic commits
sion. Strange. toe and head holds and
the sc,ssors were forbidden under
penalty OF disqualification.
As in boxing all wrestlers. seconds.
managers and officials connected in
any way with a wrestling contest
must be licensed. Participants in
matches will he subject to n physical
Examination before bouts.
, 1921-09-22
Bad Stomach
Sends Her 60 Bed
for 10 Months


"over q year ago." Gays Mrs.. Dora
10 months did no4 think I would live.
Eatonc helped me 90 much / am
now UP and able 70 work. ! recon.
mend Il highly for stomach trouble"
Eeaonic helps people 10 go wan by
taking up and carrying OUT the ex.
cess actdity and g.ses thst put the
stomach out Of order. II you have
indigestion, s%ournese, heartburn,
belching, food repeating, or other
stomach distress, take an Eatonio
after each meal. Big box oosts only
ssdhe with your druggists guarantee
, 1921-09-22

CHICAGO. sept. .s.|udgc kene-
saw w.. Lands. commissioner Of
baseball. met with President Heyd-
Ter Of the National league and Ban
johnson. president Of the American
to draw up n provisional
schedule for tile woriI's series.
On account Of the close races In
both major leagues tentative sched-
uies probably will be arranged COW
cring all possible combinations, In
ciud.ng n series between the two
New York teams. tho Giants and
Cleveland, the Yankees and Pitts
burrh and Cleveland and Pitts
burrh.
, 1921-09-22
American League
HAWAIIAN STARS m o. 8.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 22.-Pua
, Kealoha, star swimmer. and Joe Bis
no, also an aquatic performer Of note.
are hero from Hawaii today under
tho care Of former United States Sen
ator W. A. Clark who intends TO place
them in some mainland Institution to
be educated.
, 1921-09-22
ArdmOre Files
Plea for Forfeit

ARDMoRE. osIa-. Sept. 2e.-The
local club of the Texzs-Okiahoms
league has ~petitioned j. IL. Farrell
president OF the minor leagues or
g~aniEntion 10 forfeit to Ardmore the
final game of the championship Sc
rites. In the lnsl series Ardmore and
Paris. Texas. each won our games
and the ninth game was a tie. II is
charged that the Paris club refused 10
play off the tie.
..Evervthinr For sale"
, 1921-09-22
YANK FAILS IN EFFORT
To SWIM THE CHANNEL

DOVER. England. sept. 22-Henry
Sullivan OF Lowell, Mass. who yes
terday afternoon made a fifth attempt
to swim across the English channel,
was obliged 70 abandon his efforts be-
fore reaching the French coast When
he decided to give up tho attempt. be
aus o. tho coidncss OF the water. he
had reahed a point IL miles off this
city and had boon swimming nine
hours.
.Everythine For Sale"
, 1921-09-22
sUsPENDs.

SPOKANE. Sept. 22.-waltor ].
Nichols and company. stock brokers.
late last night announced that the
firm had been forced TO suspend oper-
atoms as a result of shortages and
losses amounting to about s15o.oo0.
Nichols had been in tho brokerage
business here more han 20 years.
, 1921-09-22

Hartzeirs homer gave Casper its
only tally. Davenport doomed into
Etardom when he famed Is Bronc
swstters. appearing effective
when Denver threatened TO send =
runner within scoring distance.
Joe lawson. Denver's pitchiag ace
made he game close. He was ir top
form and only eve bingies were
slowed away in tho warbaS of the roll
, 1921-09-22
WILSON MERCHANTS TO
BOYCOTT As RESULT
OF LEAGUE DECISION

WILSON, N. c.. Sept. ss.-Bc.
cause OF tho decision OF President
Bradley Of the Virginia league throw
ing out a number OF games played by
the Wilson club on o of alleged
violation OF the salary limit, thus
forcing Wilson out of first place in
the pennant race. the Merchants as
ISOLATION OF this city today went on
record with only two dissenting votes
as opposing trading with Virginia
firms.
, 1921-09-22
Results TIE nTC,c y 4 ~ nj cDnDTnTC ArCVxJC IL FTMm Nm
BpmdW Wire iii LIE lNlDOlVEO IAOE ~ IT OTONIuVO VEWO WME
ZELL,S HOMER WINS FOR REFlNERs IN TITLE PLAY
Memphis Loses
To Fort Worth

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. g.
Fort Worth prepared today 10
make n stronger fight in the second
game Of the Texas seague-Soufhem
association series rs n result Of the
5 TO . victory yesterday for Mem
phis.
, 1921-09-22
NO DISPUTE LIKELY OVER GRID
TITLE IN STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
Games Scheduled Between Leading Teams to Eiimi-
nate All Guesswork in Connection With
I~nterscholastic Tide Claimants

With games scheduled definitely or tentatively planned in
interscholastic football circles between Casper, Sheridan.
Cheyenne, Laramie and University Props, the winner OF
championship honors this season should not be hard to de-
eide
while Dear Morgan. coach Of the Casper team. has not
, 1921-09-22

Summary-Earned runs. Casper i
three-base hits. Schinkel; home runs,
Hartzell; struck out, Davenport is.
Dawson Z: bases on balls. ,off Daven.
port, 3. Dawson 2; loft on bnses. Cas-
per 10. Denver 6; stolen bases. schink-
ell; first base On errors. Casper 3. Den-
vcr /; passed ball. Wilson /. Hale 1:
time. l:t5; umpires. Hawthorne and
Palmeter.
, 1921-09-22
Wichita Wins
Western Flag

WICHITA. Hans, Sept. e.
Wichita cIinched the Western
league championship yesterday by
defeating ST. Joseph.
, 1921-09-22
SUB BASE TITLE CLAIMED.

SAN PEDRO. Cal, Sept 22.-The
San Pedro submarine base baseball
team today claimed h Pacific Coast
baseball championship Of the navy as
a result Of its defeat yesterday OF the
North Island air station nine OF San
Diego.
, 1921-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-wniiam NJ.
Johnston, former national tennis cham
pion. is Ill at Chicago. and will be un-
able t play for some time. according
to a telegram received from him by
the United States Tennis association
today.
, 1921-09-22
SEASON T|CKETSFOR GAMESOF
TITLE SERIES To GO ON SALE
Casper Assured Of Championship Play Next Week
in Determining Midwest League Pennant;
Local Fans Anxious for Games

The crucial battle for supremacy of the Midwest league is
being fought out in Denver, but Casper is now virtually as
sured Of seeing some of the games. There was such an i'm
mediate response on the part of sportsmen here to the plea
made by The Tribune for financial support to bring the Cas-
ner and Denver teams here for the deciding games of the
, 1921-09-22
LEGISLATORS SELDOM
WIN

A person who hesitates and delays in
making up his mind seldom succeeds in a
substantial way.
Especially in matters requiring money
for example, the purchase of a home-de-
cision and action in starting to accumulate
the funds is absolutely necessary.
Make up your mind NOW, start your ac-
count with Casper's oldest bank where Fed
eral Supervision helps protect the funds
and 4 per cent compound interest is paid.
, 1921-09-22
h of the Casper team. has not

locking hackAeid material. Tire line
will be heavier han ever before this
year but there is 80 much contest for
positions nat II Is impossible TO name
my candidate who has his bsrts
einched.
, 1921-09-22
Lone Run off DAWSON in Seventh Inning
SONY Score of Pitchers Battle in
Opening Championship Series

DENVER, Sept 22.-The Davenport-Hartzel combination
was too much for Denver yesterday, hence the Broncs went
down to defeat in the first game of the series which will de-
eide the championship of the Midwest league and of the
iaf Cnapar
, 1921-09-22
INSURED AGAINST RAIN

SAN FANCISCO, Sept. z2.-The Cal.
ifornia winter baseball league, which
opens Its season pm October ), has
been insured against rain to the ex-
tent Of Ss25 900, George A. Putnam.
an official Of the league said today.