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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
So lew CASES or ftd'
O|PHTHER|AREPORTED
IN THE STATE
Most Serious Outbreak
Since Typhus Epidemic;
Cases Well Scattered
ESPECIAL 20 The Heraldj

SANTA FE. Dec. 2S.-Fifty-three
now diphtheria cases reported TO the
public health bureau during tho last
week showed the most serious disease
situation that has developed In New
Mexico since the typhus fever out
break on the Navajo reservation.
The new cases. for the most part.
were well scattered, except In Nalen-
ella and Mckinley counties. These
two counties reported nearly half OF
them. The others were spread owe
II other counties.
The summary Of contagious dis
eases by counties for the week.
CHANCROfD-Chaves. 4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :: Col
fax. /; Dona Ana. ?: Eddy. !: San
Miguel. /: Taos. I: Union. /.
observation-disclosures 3: Ca
tron. 1; Coifax, 2: Eddy. 2: McKin-
ley, -; Otero, g; Quay. .; Rio Ar
riba. I; Roosevelt. /; san Miguel. 1:
santa Fc. 4; Union. l; Valencia, IL.
MUMPS-Bernaiillo, 1.
MEASI-ES-San Juan. 3.
PNEuMONIA-Sonta Fc. /: Taos.
4: Valencia. ..
SCARLET FEvER-Bernallllo. 81
ColfaK. 1: Eddy. 2. Grant. ?: San MI
guei, l: Santa Re. 1.
SYPHILIS-Sonorro, 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
3 Killed in Feud
Battle in Kentucky

LONDON, Ky. Doc ~ Three
mon were kilirl Instantly and two
others were seriously wounded iu %
pistol battle nt -portcr-burg Cla
county. Monday night, according Co
friends of tho victims. who arrive I
here today fIuIn the scene OF the
shooting
Tho 'cad ARE HuEnoy hnmmonds.
90 year old "a son. samuel Ham
monds and George York, Sol Nurk
aud his nephew. Ring York. were
wounded
The uwttlr. according 80 Witnesses.
occurred iu tlIu homp ut Thomas
Martin. where % number ut mon re-
uutod 90 ho Hprmh"rH Of the Martin
Philpnt and the Eonrc clans wore
loidinr 90 ChrI-lu'- c"l'hrh'l"n
a dispute I. .ld fp ltyr HrI..u hH
tween member of tuu NHmWpuiH
aud Notl families uud % ~ Tho
York shot Ilu-hay ilIWm"nda and
fatally woundo I his son A. sam
Hammond foil 90 thu floor no drew
his pi..ol according 20 witnesses,
killina George Sorl snd wounded
two other. so arrests have been
made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
TERRE HAUTE TO
WELCOME EDS
HOME TONIGHT
Big Crowd to Greet Him
at Train and Escort
Him Home

TBRRE HATTIE. Ind. Dec. ~ "A
home town welcome awaited the re-
turn here tonight OF Eugene V. DeoH.
socialist leader. who was released
from prison last sunday through
presidential communication OF his ten
year sentence for violation OF war
laws Friends and Delghbors. he
gardless OF their W Views Of pclr
doctrines. az well a. his followers,
were expected TO meet the train n
escort him to his home.
Although disappointed by the at
tendance at "A preliminary meeting
last night. the socialist leaders here
were confident that tonights demon
strntion. featured by a parade. would
attract a big crowd. Mayor Charles
Hunter, a republican. who had nc-
cepted the chairmRnship Of a citi-
zens welcoming committee, declared
that political Significance would be
lost IN a socially and neighborly well
come"
Mrs. Debs said she would not go
to tho station. pFcferring hat her
reunion with her husband be alone
in tho privacy OF their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
TO DEFRAUD
bmENEFIC|AR|ES OF
". 0. W. REVEALED
Three Employees of In
surance Organization
Are Arrested

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. 2s.--Wnh tho
arrest laat night OF three men. David
Emmons. claim examiner for the
Woodmcn OF the World, Walter Chap
man and Jesse Joba. local police be-
licve they have In custody three mem
hers OF a plot to dcfrRud bensficinries
of the frRtarnal insurance orEaniza-
tion OF several thousand dollars. Tho
three are held on forgery charges.
Emmons was arrested mt his desk
In the Woodmen of the World build
ing. II IN alleged that he obtained
refund checks made out TO bencficiar-
les OF members 81 the Woodman OF
the World and. with tho aid OF Chap
nan and Jobn, cashed them,
The first OF such checks, ~ which
a total az approximately $1,000 has
been checked to them by lodge off
cials, according TO W. A. Fraser. SOW
ercign commander OF the order. was
passed In September. 1920. and the
next. 80 far AZ is known. on April 20.
1921, Officers Of the order believe
the total may run into several thou
sand dollars, Fraser said.
Emmons. Fraser alleges. us an en-
ploy In the office, obtained the checks
which had beer made out to henofi-
Charles from the surplus fund FOR rc-
funds "a when a policy had ma
turcd by the death Of the insured be-
fore the time for which premium pay
ments had elnpsod. The checks were
then given either to Chapman or Joba
n cashcd. the three men splitting
The sum. Fraser claims. In many
cases the boneficiaries would not be
aware hat such "a refund was due.
Erase explained. which would make
II comparatively easy for any one 20
vontinue the practice for some time
before detected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Two New Basketball
Leagues Organized
Attic Y. M. c. A.

Two new BASKET bail leagues have
been formed by the Y. NJ. c. A.. 10
take the place Of the city league
which has been discontinued because
OF the unequal strength OF the teams.
The inter-schoiasiic league, which Ia
ciudes the HARDWOOD school the In
dian school. tnt high school. ami
Mcnaul school. Will start Its tourna-
ment IN tho FIRST week OF January,
zach team wil rlay each other team
twice. and after the two rourds OF
play are comBrate. ths two high per
centage tenms VIII play for the chsin-
pionship OF the league.
All OF the games will be played ON
the Y. NJ. G. a. floor. each team play
Ing a game a week, on any night
during tho week which fits In with
the schedule Of the team. All games
viii bo given free except the final
championship game. A shield viii I've
gwen 10 the team which wins the
championship.
The schedule fer the inter- scholls
tic league follows:
Week Of january High school
VI. HARDWOOD. Indian school W. Men
hui. Week Of January s.-lIigl
school w. Menaul. Indian schoo
W. HARDWOOD. Week Of January 10
High school ~. Indians. Menaul VS.
liarwood. Week Of January az
Menaul vs. Indians. HARDWOOD vs.
High school Week OF January 20
Harwood Va. fndiaas. High school ~
Menaul. Week OF February b-Har
wood W.. Monaul. High school w
Indians.
The other league which will h,
called the y. NJ. c. A. league. wi.
also be made UP OF four teams. ANT
viii start play la the second week o.
January. although tlseir schedule -ha'
not yet Leen made up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Strike in Ottumwa
Packing House
Is Called Off

oTTUMwA. Iowa. Dec. 2S.-om-
GERS OF the local unior Of the Anal.
gamated Association OF Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen Of North
America called off the strike at the
John Morrcll Packing house late last
night. following a. secret vote Of the
strikers at "a meeting which h said
90 have bee favorable to returning
tn work. The strike has been In pro-
gress ten weeks and followed a dis
pute over conditions Ia the women's
section 81 tho PORK trim ming depart
mcnt. augmented by m earlier re-
duction Of guaranteed time from 40
to - h1nrs a week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
WHO'S HERE
COMBS


Mrs r. \. Cone. san Marcial.. y. NJ.
Joseph Griffin. Los Angeles.
John Becker. Belon.
c. II Dean ana wife. wichita
Kans.
J. n prcare. socorro.
L. II. Schcrcnheck. Madrid. n. NJ.
Walter Bcrgstiam. III pHHo.
Allan lickctt ana wife. III pasO.
r. NJ Webster and family. Bel
lane. o..
r. A. Parsons. Santa Fo.
- n. u. Riley, cuba. y. N.
Algo -. henderson. Lawrence.
ksnF
George Cotsonis AMI wife. Greeley.
Colo
~ u. West. Dallas. Tex.
James Stackpu.e. spcprro.
SrURGI,S
Nj. r.. Greene. Oklahoma CITY.
g. Il. Dean and wife. Wichita,
kHns.
Charles RobslSon. Mt. vernon.
Ind.
William \ Crprsen. Roswell.
W T. Best, Atamosa. colo.
John T., Williams, Clovis.
Fernando Sanuoyal. Cuba, y. NJ.
Lucas Mode, uobegly, Mo.
Airs. Elizabeth Mode. Moberly. No.
Mrs Ana Gpuding. salesburg. Mo.
ALNARADO
Mrs H. NJ. %Stcinblrdt. New York
city.
Mrs. j. r. Grant, Reserve. y. NJ.
n A. Spencer Chicago.
john :. ClarE. las Vegas.
Loo Baldwin. Socorso.
- Mgrcollus. NugdIlcnH.
Mrs j. =. IohdclL -. Paul MINI
Jean Ihattcrtpn, santa Fc.
Il Mckinnou. Fresno. Calif.
NJ. Sohrl. SAT Franciaco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
% Boys Leave
On Camping Trip
In Mountains

A party Of % boys LEFT this VI
ing early o the Rotary club scout
cabin In cIcncga canyon for a three
day camping and hiking trip. They
viii return on Friday, oxpectinE 20
set back 10 the city shortly after
noon. Scout Exerufive Glen q, Ream
b IN charge OF the camp. NtttA Wv
The boys who left are: Stanley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
American Legion
Post Condemns
Release of Debs

DENTON. Texas. Dec. 2S.-Resolu-
tons c~ondcmEinR the release from
federal prison of Eugene V. Debs,
were adopted ferc last night at a
special MEETING Of Arthur u. McNit2ky
Post. American Legion. \ copy % the
resolutions t,icgrnphed President
Harding said:
ITO lei your official action go m
ohnllen god by as would he to break
faith with our fallen hGddi"s"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

slubbs. wnnam VIZ. cliftcn ucvsii-
mond, Robcsrs fhfnex. Archie <p'ftnr
row. Charles Henffo. Esnrctt Efn-
fro. Lee vann. Earl Watkirs. Rich
ard vann. Henry Helm. Itnymert
sfamm. w. u. 6rnvitf. r. \. WIZ
iiams. Frank 0rimsrer. Meltfr Lock.
ard. Dana Todd. Louis HeHac and
lam Hiair. lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
svGNn nROpS NGAIN.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-ltcfincd su-
gar broke below the five ref level
TODAY FOR the first Time In several
years. duc Il continued weakness IN
raw sugar, Federal kofininF com
puny reduced quotation 10 points IN
40 cents a pound FOR fine granu-
lated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

Aberdeen, Scotland -fhree can
didates Ia the students rrrivaehlH-
tlvo council uf Aberdeen university
,rer. elected without "a dissenting vote.
They had gone thrdsigh a lombard
mont OF ovor.ripe fruit, part OF "a
thorough hazing without f%inchine'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
$50. 400 JIayyFa.s GONE

pARIS.-Princess Sterhanie nf Ho-
helohe has reported the loss of
$4,000 worth OF Jewels and $1,000
In cash. She fas on u shopping tour
and had just taken the icwsls and
money from the bank vault.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

HMALLPOx-Eddy. :.
TYPHOID FENER-Bernaliilo. a:
Chaver. 1. De Baca, I: Taos, 4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q; Mora.
f. Roosevelt. 1; Sierra, J..
TYpHUS-OterO, T..
Evening star., 1921-11-05
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

CSatsWssA.
FURNIsHED: TWO ROOMS. KrTCHENETTE
and bath for three months or longer BY mother
and son; best references. Address Box 2is-l.
Star Office. Sc
WANTED APARTMENT. OR ::
rooms and bath. Address Box 2s9-L. Star
Office. So
APAR'TMENT OF ONE OR Two ROOMS.
bath and litcbenette. In northwest section.
Address Boz PAIL. star once. s.
BY cOUPLE--3 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS Or
amail apartment for Lh.k., by Nov. 20; ne.
section preferred. Address Boz 2Sa-L. Star
office. g.
AT ONCE, SMALL CNFUKNIsHED HOUSE
keeping apartment in modern apartment housr
for family Of three. including boy four year.
old. Address I,ox 194-I., Star Office g.
NICELY FURN BEDN00N LIVING ROOM
kffcbenette and hath. permanent. by renner
married couple; desirable neighborhOod: stat"
fnll Particulars. Add BOX 1os-f.. Star ONCE. -
uSFURSlsHED APARTMENT. on 3
lo9ms. K.tchenstte and bath. BY couple: III
children: In NV. section: reasonable. Addres,
BOX 8a-L. Star Office 5s
ONE OR TWO ROOMs. FURNISHED, KITCH
1lS-L. Star ONCE %
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AM.
bath In NV, unfurnifhed not over $50. 81.
East 4lst ST.. Baltimore. Nd. s.
l OR Q ROOM APARTMENT, KTTCHENETT!
and bath. Address Box l0S-L. Star ONCE. -
TWO LADIES. EMPLOYED, DESIRE AfARI
ment. rooms. kitchenette. northwest: or
share apartment; state location and term
Address box 1851. Star ONCE. s.
WASTED-TWO Or THREE ROOM. KITIi
enette and bath apartment. unfurnished.
NV. section: young couple with child: sta
rent Addsess Box 336-k. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-11-05

ATTRACTIVE. DETACHED. MODERN
apt; nr. 10th and Monroe SITS. NV:
will pay 0Oss net on the cash payment
required, balance arranged on an
sold for new and surely very much
cheaper than reproduction prices to-
day; . No. ! Investment; Will stand
closest investigation.
n. Z. RYON CO., INC.
Successors TO New York Realty Brokers,
Main 1891. l423 st,
Evening star., 1921-11-05

Dodge Delivery Wagon.
Open: 1919 model; $3.50. Good buy and in ex
cellent condition.
Evening star., 1921-11-05

Peerless Sedan,
Newly painted; 4 CLASSY closed car at low
price; $1,000.
Evening star., 1921-11-05
FOR RENT-HOUSEs
PI,RNISHED.

PARK vTEW-Sl0DERN GROOM H0rsr
kenntdy-buiit: hOt-wsfer heat: psrquet
noors fireplace: sleeping porch; sl25. Phor
Cleveland ~. 6'
COMFORTABLE HOME NEAR DUPONT Gle
cle-Ntne rooms. two baths: electricity: in
mediate Possession. Phone North 304i cal
1913 21st NV. g.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-FINE HOMi:
Handsomely furnished: Is rooms. I baths: MOI
ern and attractive; garage: prompt posSessio
rent 500 month. J. v. y. T. B HUYf
l3i1 II st. NV. Washington's Best Home
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
On East Capitol ST., near Capitol.
Lincoln 6la-W
5-ROoM HOUSE: HOT-wATER HEAT: NEAR
litl and Il. !. ave. NV. Call OWNER. al
1870 X. ]. ave. G.
1841 FIFTEENTH.
FIVE or SEVEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS
AFTER sIX O'CLOCK. -
ATTRACTIvELf FURNISHED EIGHT ROOM
house: all modern improvements; or Capitol
Hill. Phone Lincoln lBo2-J. q
NEAR BRITisH EMBAssY-9 ROOMS HSu
bath. with attractive furniture. Reasonable
rent for reliable tenant on q years lease.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
I23 n0tlI st.
Evening star., 1921-11-05

Garages That Satisfy.
We build all kinds. Obtain our prices.
R. X. FERGUSON, INC,
1ll4 9th st. NV Phone y. 231-232.
GARAGES OF THE BETTER CLASS"
All types Of construction.
V. T. H. BIEN, Inc,
a11s 1lth ct. NV. Day phone Col. 9636.
Evening star., 1921-11-05
FOR RENT-GARAGES.
E0mtfmypAd

Continued. ,a.
Immediate Possession.
Rear 1882 l1th NV. (double). .I
Rear 1921 Irving NV.
18th and Clifton sts. NV.
Rear 1928 18th NV.
DUVALL & CO..
722 18th NV. NJ 1149. g.
private garage; immediate possession; SO
-. ,.,. :. SHANNON I ;. & IucHs; ,, ,,.,
use Of electric charging plant; sl5 per month.
GARAGE IN REAR OF I746 ST. NV:
rent. SIS month: Inquire of janitor. on the
o.. zfiSS Al !; I; W wAIKER d CO.; I,s Inc; s.,o
GAkASE 6 Al SIict F9R sso CARS IN REAR 1920 X ST
Metal sissfs JAMES no Norris w WoobWHRp' M wv
72s Goth st. NV.
18th and SIS. n.w., tis. so.
I. W ". ,?s GaooaEs. & Nj Mi i4is ~ + st
25th And PA: AVE. Wv SPACE FOR
ears. WEAVER BROS, 7so 18th st. NV.
GR0wEEL's GARAGE. ELECTRIC LIGHT
ana neat. small cars stored, $S; large, $lS
Repairing that satisfies. Corner New York
and Florida aves. ne. North l101. a.
FOR LEAsE-DAYLIGHT, FIREPR00F "a:
rage: heat. Light, water. sewer; capacity. 20
cars Tor less. as desired). Individual entrance
for each car. Newton st. At Georgia ave.
Phone Columbia 1105.
1885 IRVING ST.
New brick garage.
SO. g
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. SPACE For ONE
car in a double concrete garage: Rent. $3.50.
NEAR 10th and PARK ROAD NV. Space
for one car In double brick garage. So.
NEAR Bird and N STREETS NV. Space
for one car In a double metal garage. So.
WILLIAM 3. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave NV. Phone Main 9s.
NEW BRICK DOUBLE GARAGE,
80 st. NV.
$40 month each. s.
GARAGE FOR RENT. HOLD 10 OR Il CARS.
1923 st. s.w. o.
METAL GARAGE FOR ONE CAR.
Electric light, water. Price, $12.
1321-1323 L St. NV.
Fireproof garage and auto showroom: 30x
1e4: win be completed in about 30 days; rent.
$3.50 per month.
GEO. W LINKINs. Exclusive Agent.
NF.io %
Evening star., 1921-11-05

1880 You St. NV.
Three rooms and bath. 5000. AFFLECk
REAi.TO CO.. O07 18th st. NV:
sOIjTHWEST cORNER OF 18th AND PARK
road NV; 5 rooms and bath; every con.
yenence Price, $S5 per mon tn.
G. W. SIMPSON Co. Inc, 7%4 18th st. NV:
NOV. lbth-PARTLY FURNISHED. fOCR
sunuy corner rOOmsi ground moor; Sadn;
porch: open fireplace: coal and gas ranges;
iatrobe: shower bath. 3343 Prospect ave,
Georgetown. Two car lines.
EIGHT ROOM APT, As; h.-w.h.: white. Ap-
ply OWNER, End door. l742 7th st. NV. O.
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR: STEAM HEAT.
electricity. gas. private bath; large closets;
Phone Adams All. Euclid and 18th so'2
University pl. NV.
THIRD TI1i0R OF HOT WATER HEArEi,
house on 19th street near Pa. ave. NV; ="
Fiat-Tirst fioor. aI0l X st. NV: s rooms
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
723 Goth at. NV
RENT CENTRALLY LOCATED.
, unfurnished apartment Of 3 rooms and bath;
ali outside rooms. Apply TO IL a.m., side
yard entrance a24 st. NV.
THE HADLEIGH, 2l0l 18th ST. Nv
Apartment 884-Outside. southern exposure:
living room, disappearing bed: drsssiny room.
breakfast room. kitchenette, bath; heat, light
aad Refrigeration furnished: hotel servtve; rent.
$i0O. Bee occupant after II an. Telephone
North 0fkR0 g.
Evening star., 1921-11-05
WANTEp-APARTMENTs

ONE ROOM. KIfCHENETTE AND BATH
apt. house, NV. by 2 young men; must b.
reasonable. Address Box IGOR. Star ONCE
LADY WANTS ROOM AND KITCHENETTE:
walking distance; electricity; must be rsssona-
bie Address Rok I1:M. star ONCE:
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITcHENETrE
apt, partly furnished, for two bachelors; cen
traliy located. Address Edgar Allen. room
622l. Geological Survey. 6s
SHALL, WEI.VFURSIRHED MODERN APT,
by refined couple: permanent: references given
Address Box 314-I. Star once.
MARRIED COUPLE WANT A SMALL
apartment, two rooms. bath and kitchenests
Tor housej; or will share apartment with re
fined coupis; reference. Address 8. ". by
lSGTOS. Lortop, Va.
ONE OF TWO RO0M FURNISHED APT.
with kttchenette, In hrst.class apt. building.
Address Fox 278L. Star ofdcs. -
OR 1 FURNlEHED OR UNFURNIsHEb
/ rooms, private bath. BY married couple. IN
good NV. location. At once or by 18th. Gail
Columbia 1852. ae
, TO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND RATH, uN-
furnished, northwest section; state location
and price. Address BOX 2li.I., Star etlce. g.
Two ROOMS. KITCHENBTTE AND BATH.
1t. /. A: Martin, Navy, 1s22 18th st. NV.
uEl;o ISSDk> a.
, 1921-08-27

taken into custody to nineteen. All
were taken on federal warrants. The
latest arrests follow:
Edward johnson. taken at Denver.
charged with receiving and ~canceai.
Ing a stolen automobile.
John Fox. taken at Denver, charged
with transporting a stolen automobile
Interstate.
Eddie Soitow. taken at Cheyenne,
charged with receiving and conceal.
ing n stolen automobile.
Only five OF the nineteen arrested
men remain In Jail here. the others
taken In this county having either
given hail or been taken to Denver
their offenses having been committed
in Colorado. The Wyoming cases will
be laid before the federal grand Jury
which viii report In November.
, 1921-08-27

S CScA oN1kcQ mere.
In addition To a high class
OF running. trotting and pacing races.
the Fair association has the
services OF Lorena Trickey. conssd-
cred the greatest woman trick rider
In h world and in ardition has ar
ranged with Harry Walters TO stage
many of his ~h3irsraising stunts for
the entertainment of the crowds that
will flock here from all sections OF
the state.
The fastest strings Of animals in
the western country will participate
in the racing events Such well
known strings OF animals as are con-
tanned In tho Charles Irwin stables of
Cheyenne. Eddie Mccarthy stables Mt
Iron Mountain and other will par-
ticipate in the events.
Besides the regular acing events
there will be three big derbies. one
for each day OF the program.
With the grounds and stables ut
the fair grounds in high class shape
and with the strings of animals due
here during the coming week to get
ready for the big event. devotees OF
the sport Of kings in Casper are get
ting thrilled In expectation Of the big
event.
Many novelty features. n departure
from the regular racing routine will
be injected into the affair to keep the
spirit alive and to insure e per-
son getting their moneys worth.
Charles Twins famous bucking mule
will be here. Shorty" Castle. who
once claims to have ridden the mule.
has challenged the amateur world to
outride him on the vicious animal. He
guarantees hospital bills and funeral
expenses.
Casper Is receiving widespread ad-
vertising from the event. The event
Is recognized as of such caliber that
papers over the state and in adjoin-
ing states are playing 1t in their
sporting columns. The Fair a~ssocin-
ton has also gone TO considerable *
pcnse in securing fiashy posters which
have received widespread distribution
throughout h western country and
wherever horsemen meet
The list Of entries has grown to
such an extent that 1t is said the nc
commodations at the fair grounds will
be taxed to provide housing room. In
all It looks like Casper's first annual
event will be one of the biggest rae
ing meets that has yer been held in
the state.
, 1921-08-27
Institutions
OF RADICALS
SCORED HERE
Chautauqua Speaker Holds
Interest of Crowd in His
Forceful Criticism of
Reds.

All members of the /. W. W.. Reds.
Bolsteviks and Socialists Including
Others Of an un-American spirit living
under h protection Of the Stars and
Stripes came In for n burning criti-
cism last night ut the hands OF E. B.
Fish, in an address delivered to a
large audience at the Chautauuua
grounds last night
The theory OF socialism which never
originated in the United States. is
the main source of all these organiza-
tom advocating n overthrow OF the
American ingtitutions. declared the
speaker. The participation of the gov
ernment in private enterprises in his
country is more or less n result OF the
keen, smooth propaganda which has
been sowed by foreign elements for
the past 30 years. Such propaganda
and unrestricted immigration was Civ
en- n the cause for the hold which
the doctrine of socialism has gotten In
the United States. h speaker dramat-
ically declared The address was I'M
uaily ~forceful and held the attention
OF h listeners from start to finish.
The musical entertainmnt given in
tho afternoon and evening by the Low
eii-Patton company was of n high
class and pleased the audience inn
mensefy. Lucille Coilotte the violin
list held up her reputation Of being
an artist of the violin. Lulu Root.
the New York c~ontraito. pleased the
listeners by her remarkable voice and
pleasing disposition. She responded
TO n number of encores. Lowell Pat
ton. the noted pianist. held the aud
fence In his various selections includ-
ing piano logues of a humorous ma
turc.
The traits, pccuiiarities and Gus
toms OF Irdtans together with the rea-
sons for the same were the interest
ing features OF n lecture given at the
r~hautauqua grounds this afternoon by
Chief Strongheart. the prominent In
dian lecturer and entertainer. His
subject was From Peace Pipe to War
Trail and proved very instructive
and entertaining.
ut Pays to Advertise" to be given
by the Keighley New York Payers
will be the feature of this evenings
program at the c~hautauqua- The IA
nous comedy is a masterpiece and
considered h most amusing farce
ever written. 1t is put on by a very
strong cast and will be a mirth pro-
voking affair from start to finish.
, 1921-08-27

caught beneath the truck and such
pressure exterted on him that blood
circulation was cut off to many
parts Of his body.
Whrn the efforts Of overly. to
free the pinned man we're c
full. G:nsx -as overcome from ex-
hAustion and from his hazardou'
accident and WAS unconscious until
brought to n local hospital. although
the accident happened 10 miles from
town.
His condition was apparently so
serious that medical attention was
summoned 10 revive him. Attend
ants state that II was n natural re-
action Of blood pressure after cir
culation had been suspended for a
long time. Gintz has been moved 60
his home and is now apparently no
worse for the accident.