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SITUATIONS wAsrED-MALE

SITUATIONS wAsTED-MALE ts
WANTED-Position as lease man; 20
years experience. ]. Il. Hooker. Collins
VILE, Okla.
JAPANESE wants position as cook or
butler. Address 524-D. care World.
COST CLERK and boekkeeper. would like
position with small oil company or
manufacturing concern; references afur-
nished. Address 62o.D, care World.
WANTEp--Work In oil fields, anywhere,
OF any kind. Write A. Borsman. sal
s. Main ST.
EXPERIENCE Al battery man wants
psAilian. Call tsS &srrxs Qsaxs lxsl
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AUTOMOBILES
ron sAiE 10

GspsNMoglLEw Gssp, Nn wv E9ApnsT Eosh Eabdp Eb5d A,g2 hE'
bnfER LISEhfY GhhHoE. an W
ron skf.h.-- nucR touring car. 1919 mod
oi, fine condition. four new cofa ufoA' 3
tefms, osaFe sits. .-------------
FnK aAIE-Ford roadster, with delivery
body $3.50. NV w. flts' -------
1874 ButcK. five passenger. sSo.ptionsllE
good condition, viii take tstV Ios PWtA
sale. Call Osago boi or OHAso 'sVi'
CHANDLER cHUMMY Just painted aud
completely overhaul1d. ineluding nv
sion Eenrs. cto Good. sa new ana ohy
tabo. call Usage bfdf .--------.--.-.
sACRfFiCB-ioio oldsmobila. b-pas,sn.
ue&spso & pST pSid terms iSis osase ais
Will GIVE my 1900 deposit on hlgh
Rrado car 20 persons assuming my OBJ
legations 20 purchnHn, 'AnHa mn.
II. a 4. ELECTHtC- Hofiniahed, two new
tires, upholstering perfect, VIII consider
GAS car even trade or as part payment
FOR aAIE Ar A UAHGA1N- White ha-
tional roadster. Osags s7tO-J' -.
ron 8ALE-tight six EiEin car, five
passenger ny owner: reasonable bea
Sterling at police station desk aofgeAnrs
desk ..
FORD CHAssis--oood condition. Price
- a
iP YOU WANT Ford touring, without
starter, has Victor lock, upholatering
sood as now, all new Miller castings, motor
Al eondition, call Derrick, osase I'eo.
AUTO SUPPLIES AM HErAins ~
LISTENl
t ySur ,,s1 1r Z sSlqs w rsSsr yos a"e' hS.
In your own garage, Nothing borruWod.
All work guaranteed.
AUTO ropairinK. psrts for studebeher oar.
ossr. %i' i7sPP ralP parts g o. D. i''' Na'n''''
McARRoN MOTOR Co. sss.6as ".
Main, docs first class repair on al
makes cars; general overhaul a speoiaty;
Pricos right; work guaranteed, stop aud
have talk with our mechanics. years
experience. Used cars sold ON commits
sion. osaHe ts7d.
BRUBAKER-D -DuNiiAM MOTOR co, SEQ
ond ana pnvor Ave-; first -riass repair
ing, storage, cars washed and creased!
prompt service. CEDAR sb27.
ALTOS roH HIREs-GARaGEs is
SPACE FOR ono OF two cars In vicinity
OF Flteenth and Cincinnati. Phone
osaeo sst1-J.
GARAGE for rent. Seventeenth and Main.
osage 2sol.J. -
FOR RENT-darSso. 7O1 8. Cincinnati
oeaEe 1884
FOR RENT--oarage Tor ono car. rear AIS
w. Ninth. osage c7T6.
GAItAGW for one car. tio. Usage 2ifk.
Ba y, CinctnnatL
GARAGE for ons car, light and water.
cement floor. Garner ~ cheyenne and
Independence. Phcne MaEe 77is.
AUTOMOBILES ~
1919 EXCELSIOR motorcycle for sale.
Euroka SPRING. Water 90,
WANTED-Jro buy Ford roadster or tour
inE car. Call pos II. First. Auto
DENVER oARAeE. under new manase.
sent for and delivered. washed. oiled and
repaired. Free air, We are at your
service day and night. Jones a @ordon.
osaKs tbss, 49, y. Denver.
whNTEp5, % Buy light Ford delivery.
wANTED--Ussd car, prefer Dodge or
Buick roadster; must be good condt-
ton and bargain; have ready cash. Call
Cedar 1871, Sunday or Monday,
WANTED--cars TO sell on commission
minor repairs fec Usage ts7s. Me-
WANTBD--Used cars TO sell on anal
Car so%%sSs nassaSso M q, P,S Ssn owas Ssas. s,cs
WANTED-JTo trade good plan, for Ford
AT
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wANTED--Msp draftsman, should be
| neat workman capable % advancement.
tAddress big.D. care World.
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FINANCIAL
BTsINEss oPPORTrNITIEs

BIsINEss OPPORTINIIIEs- ',
FOR sALE-FirsI class yuleenizlns sh1P
in booming coal. gas and oil Town, ~
dress BOX 7l5-p, Care Tulsa Mot.1-
DIsTRIBUToR wanted for "thiei-pt,ong.tt
Auto Lock; every car owner a prosP'
exclusive territory; small investn,vtn' "a
quired. Write Motor AceeEsories Mis
Dept. Q. Box 65. Kansas City, Mo. - ----,,
TAILOR SHOP FoR sALE-"lI @ @r'
reasonable; reason for selling, on, Sy
count OF other business. tsll al 'V' w.
second. Usage GAO. -----..
FOR REET-.Spsce In first-elass milllhe''
store. 777-D. care World,
FOR sAIr-one OF the best PAYING uIys 20
stores in Kansas; established sIA I,si.
and doing a splendid and crowns yss-
ness; best location; will stand any gnn.y.
tigation. st. Johns Pharmacy
KansAa
FOR sALE--one half Interest In xxi
shoe shop doing good business
Usage 7sos. --.-----5, 4
IN sUMMER REsoRT-Luneh ana ,5ed'
drink stand. building and l9i ln' sssy.
price s25o9. 1880 cash, bslahos I've res
Good business Old and bad hesltn tiopss
son. Clearing 1900 per month, Waits ii.
iunohroom, Sloan SPRING A
Brswnsr.
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MNNrhn-MOoMs AND mOAnn

SOMETHING different lh first class home
cooked meals In private home. south
side. Usage 8aGs
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR -Machinist want :
ed. Good pay for fast good man
model s, eight hours Jim Blggerstaff
WAgoner. OklA.
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LAUGE SLEEPING room, adjoining bath,
hlHg garHge, private homo Usage
oTNV.
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zuNis, " 0 Room and board for tbrsc
| young men, private ymily Usage
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FURNISHED room wanted by young
man In vicinity Of S. Owasao aud ".
Fifteenth. Would prefer private fNuiiy.
Address b21-D. care World.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
RITZ HOTEL
aQi EAST TiIIHI

Absolutely clean, extra largo outsid,
rooms; also connecting rooms, hot and
cold running water. n respectable hota
for people who appreciate n clean atmos
pherei reasoneble rates by day or week
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BUSINESS SERVICE
DRrss,lAkINc-uIJuSEI

| COMPETENT drcshnakor wishes sewing
| IN families. Chiidreps clothing inoiud-
| cd. Phone Dsgga 1906,
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FoK BALE Ford roadster. with delivery
body $3.50. i75 w. Fitst ----
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0UTHRIE. So So7-cor rent lower floor
of modern home, furnished; four large
rooms. sleeping porch, garden; 800 a
month. OHago gAAs.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
nOOMs WIrII nOApIl

| MAIN, ~, ne N,ce. cool. PHEASANT room,
' connecting sleeping porch with two
[ bcda. MoAla. Indnr .hl.
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ron sNf.E- nWoR touring ear. 1919 mod
ei, fine condition four new cor" u'oH'
tefmH. OaaTc 3lts
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EMPLOYMENT
ItI,p WANTl.I,--MAIF


WANTED--Msp Craftsman, should be
neat workman capable of Advancement.
Address bis-D, care World.
WANTED. Good auto ignition men to
wholesale an auto accessory In Texas
and other states. Gee Wiibufn a swan
son, Hotel Kaufman.
BE A ETECTIvE-Egceiient oppor-
tunityi good pay, travel write G. r.
.udwis, $50 Westover Bldg, Kansas City,
WANTED--A night cook and walter Ap-
ply Stanton Lunch Room sand springs.
GOVERNMENT railway mail service
needs clerks. Stop worrying change
your job. earn was 10 sls7 month regu-
larly by the year. Plenty spare time, lay.
Hfs aud liberal vacations on nay, other
UNUSUAL opportunities Specimen exami-
nation questions, etc. free. Columbus
Institute, sa-A. Columbus. Ohio.
WhNIED-five wheel bodys. Murphy
Messenger service, i05 r. Main in rear.
TIRE REPAiRMEN--Ear big money; be
an expert Vulcanizer, retreader Tire
business rapidly coming back. be ready
We teach you. Write for details National
TIRE hepah school, 6oS E, Douglas, Wlch-
Statesmen wANTED--In every town in
Oklahoma 10 handle the Marvel Non
Electric Vacuum Cleaner. GOOD commits
sion. Every cleaner absolutely suaran-
teed. Tulsa Electric Shop, "a w. Second
ST, Tulsa. Okla.
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FEDERAL, 25i5--uuo or two modern
housekeeping rooms; private front on.
trance. Two block Admiral jitney.
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FRONT ROOM IN cottage, connecting
bath prefer one or two men who would
appreciate homcike place. with meals.
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ron RENT-Nicely furnished front room
modern home, bath close. southern 80
posurc, close ln, uHe ~ living room W de
sired for either ladies OF gentieUion. Cal
at biD w. Ninth or cedhr l335.
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lAiXTn. b.. ii5--strictly modern room Tor
gentleman, adjoining bath. board " de-
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FOR RENr-rwo light housekeenIog
rooms In rev house Usage AO34-R.
one SUITE et hsht housekeeping rooms.
Osage 4ls2-R.
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FRANkFORT1 s. iiIi-sIeepi1s TooT1
dining room and Kitchen privileges.
convenience.
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BY TWO rcspectsbio young men. furnish- -,i
room, preferably with sleeping porch
also board. state fun particulars, price,
location. Address biG-D, care World
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| WANTED-Reliable man TO open branch
| store for US In any good town In this
state. You must be ablo to invest not
less than 81 900 cash In stock OF auto
mobile tires ana other auto supplies. We
| guarantee you gross profit OF l20 per cent
| per year. No experience required. For
| further informatqlon. address Automotive
/ Equipment Co, Room 2, Holland Bldg.
| Tulsa. Okla Phone Usage s22 for ap.
| pointment.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms for Ight
2O6 n, Tonth,
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NORrORk, s., 4O4-For rent, two houss-
keeping rooms, adjoining bath, close IN
adults only.
THREE NICE clean, nght housekeepIns
Phone Usage 77eo. ''
WHEELING. B.. 60G-Two msdern nshi
housskeeping rooms; private entrance
rrDuDd floor. Phone Usage AAtS-J,
sIffTE OF light housekeeping rooms wei
Furnished, near street car line, Osag,
sB4S. ------.-------
nAy1EI-I- s., 22--Two large rooms son
meeting bath; everything furnished
fr5nt and back entrance TO pormanon
adults only,
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cedar 1g5b, 1900 y. Cincinnati,
WANTED Drossmaking, both plain and
fancy, embroid,ry work speciality.
Usage 27gA-J
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BOARD AND ROOMS
MnnMs Inn MnNr. iaMAIsMtn I

~ YOU WAIT o we'll fuInishod room.
different from the aVcrHHt rgni room
ront Reasonable, psaEo $3.50, HeforenfeH ~.
COOL HputhoaHt roofu. adjoining bath,
reasonable. half block from street car
am ltney rentlsmen only. Usage 2obS.
hAtN ~. 1lG For rent. sleeping ~
Housekeeping rDoma, clean, pleanant'
- -. enuniile.
T151-I1-1,,- 10 Modern. furnished
sleeping room, IRVING hpts. Orage a0A2'
CHEYENNE. h. tio.slesplng room, ~
per wcok, private homo, gentlemen
LANGE. well furnished room with clothes
press. IN modern, close in. 2is g. De
troii Crdar Gbe.
6LEEpIhg room. g0l D.. Frisco. Phone
pHaHe tG01.N
BOtLbEB a. sia- Sleeping room fof
gentlemen. Usage t1is
fHDNT ulrtping room Tor rent for unc
of Two ladies or man aud wife. Ossg0
3t0T.
uENTLEMAN wishes roommate In pn-
vate home. Usage tsG7. loli 8. 'in-
fiHHHff
, 1921-11-18

he president. the house having acted
last August
Twelve Republicans and 10 Demo
Gratis voted against the conferences re-
port
The Republican opponents were:
Senators Brandegee, Dupont, Edge,
Johnson. La Toilette, Lodge, Mclean.
Penrose. Phipps. shortridge. wads.
worth and Weller. The Democrats
yere: Senators Broussard, Gerry,
King. Pomerene. Randell, Shields,
Stanley. Underwood. Walsh Massa-
chusettsl and Watson Georgia..
Two others. Senators Reed, Demo
crat. Missouri. and Moses, Republican.
New Hampshire. were paired against
the bill.
Thirty-three Republicans and %
Democrats supported the measure.
Tho bill will set aside the ruling by
former, Attorney Generai Palmer, who
two days before he retired, advised
the prohibition enforcement officials
that there was nothing in the volstead
act to prohibit the prescription OF beer
and light wines for medicinal pur-
poses.
The legislation has been before con.
sress since last Juno. Tho house &C.
cepted the compromise reached by the
conferees In August. but there fol.
owed a bitter controversy in the SEN
alto waged by a small. but determined
group. who c~ontended that the bill
struck a fatal blow at personal rights
because 1t permitted search and seiz.
ure without warrants The first draft
OF tho measure authorized the search
Of private homes without warrants.
but his feature was eliminated in
conference.
Tho bill limits physicians to 100 pre-
scriptiors for vinous and spurious H.
quors each three months and specifies
that not more than n quart Of spirit
Gus or vinous liquors. containing in
the aggregate not more than one.haif
pint of alcohol. may be prescribed for
one perscn in 10 days.
Importation Of liquors is barred by
the bill until tho supply on hand in
tho United States shall no longer be
sufficient 70 meet tho current need
for non-beverage uses.
It also gives the courts Of Hawai-
and the Virgin Islands Jurisdiction In
the enforcement OF the national pro
hibition act as well as tho bill passed
today.
, 1921-11-18
CHARGES P|L|NG
UP AGAINST ROY
GARDNER, CLAIM
Another Mail Robbery and
Assault on Young Girl I'm
covered by Authorities
at Phoenix.

PHOENIX. Ariz., Nov. 1s.-Anoth.
or mail robbery and an attack on a
young giri were charged against Roy
Gardner. escaped convicted mali rob.
Der. by county and federal officers
here yesterday. Word also was re-
ceived from the department of Justice
ut Washington hat Gardner was to
DO tried here for his attempt to rob
the mail car OF an Atchisou, Topeka
8 Santa re railway train at the sta
ton here Tuesday night
Ole and federal officers yester-
day announced that a watch that was
In h mall stolen from a car at Ma
ricopa. Ariz.. 40 miles south Of here,
on November 3. had been traced to n
local pawn shop. The proprietor OF
the shop, they said. had identified
Gardner as tho man who pawned the
watch. - 81
Marie Afunoz the girl Gardner Is al
legged to have assaulted, also identi-
fed Gardner a. her n%ssaIlant. accord
ing to Sheriff John Montgomery.
Gardner was captured by Herman
IT. Indcrlied OF Phoenix. clerk in
charge OF the car Gardner tried to rob
Tuesday night. 1t is to enable In
to collect the $4,000 reward
that Gardner is TO DO tried in Ariz-
ona instead OF being sent to Leaven.
worth. Kansas. to cmplete other
already imposed on him.
according TO Thomas Flynn. United
States district attorney.
, 1921-11-18

eight percent and attorneys fees and
court costs amounting to approx.
mately s.5.
Tho action against Chapman was
based on the belief hat he has prop.
erty and a bank account TO the extent
Of tho money with which he is charg.
ed with taking from the Midwest
company.
The various papers served I'm the
civil action charge that tho defendant
has absentcd himself TO avoid tho
service of tho summons; thai he Is
moving his property and disposing OF
IL to move II outside the jurisdiction
of the court; TINT tho defendant is
criminally and fraudulently respon-
sfbie for the % Of mon which
no Midwest company IS seeking to
recover.
The first step in the civil action
was to attach a bank Of ap-
proximateiy 1900. at the Casper Ma.
tionai bank. II Is understood that
Chapman had made no effort to SO
cure the release of this money.
Whatever other property he is sup
posed TO have is not known or Is not
made known in the bill OF particulars
filed against him.
In the meantime thu reward OF
$500 which was offered for tho appre
hension OF Chapman sim stands. This
reward Is for the purpose OF appre
hending him and bringing him to triai
on the criminal charge which Is tn.
o%utgrowth OF the charge Of stealing
the money.
The actions against Chapman fol
lowed his disappearance from Salt
Creek and from Casper after he had
been entrusted with 81. 900 which he
WIS supposed to uso in cashing the
checks of Midwest employees on No
vember 10 at the field.
After leaving Casper with the
money he reported at Salt Creek on
the night OF November 0 and accord
Ing to advices OF local officials has
not been seen since. 1t was thought
at first that he had been made the
victim of robbers and that he would be
able to show up in n few days and ex-
plain.
Later developments however. indi-
cate that Chapman's disappearance
was voluntary and that he is respon-
sible for the theft of the money with
which no was entrusted.
, 1921-11-18

armament.
The British. following the lead of
French let it be known hat ss a car
dinai principle Of their attitude to-
ward h Far Eastern situation they
stood ready to perpetuate the open
door In China. give up extra terri
torinl r1shts there as soon as China's
ldexelopaasnt will warrant and in gen
eral 1 tho Chinese people to assume
n place OF economic influence in the
world. 1t was fully expected that
Itniy. whose interest is more remote.
would take much the same position.
The Japanese having already de-
clared their willingness TO accept the
Chinese declaration of principles "as n
basis of discussion" were at work
framing a mor detailed statement of
their position after communicating
with Toxic. There were Indications
Continued on Page o.
, 1921-11-18
Mix Strikers
to Launch Dairy

CLEVELAND. Nov. Is.-strikng
milk wagon drivers of the Telling
Belle Vernon company are planning
TO open a cooperative dairy, William
Ashton, international organizer for
tile Transfers unien. announced last
night. Negotiations with farmers to
obtain milk are to be started imme-
diately. The milk Will be sold on a
cost plus basis. Mr.. Ashton said.
Efforts to settle the milk strike
failed again yesterday. Tho men
went out two weeks ago in protest
against a wage reduction.
, 1921-11-18

ing investigated IN an euort TO secure
all available data for the historical
articles.
Thrilling events during the early de-
velopment of the state and known to
but a very few. arc being written up
in a fascinating manner and will be
most interesting issue
Future possibilities will be wildly
portrayed and of more interest than
all is the name in which the oppor-
tunities for securing a home and II.
nancia1 independence. among a pro.
gressive. hospitable, unselfish people.
will be depicted. by Tho Tribune's es-
pecially selected stan of Artists and
Writers.
Tho edition Will consist of a COM
bination of The Casper Daily Tribune
and weekly Review and will have an
enormous circulation throughout the
State as well as thu United States.
Casper's progressive business men
arc quick to appreciate the value OF
this publication. not only as an acver-
Using medium for their Individual
business, but also as a powerful fac,
tor in fostering substantial immigra-
ton, and bringing more capital to
Casper. As such they are enthusiast
tically lending their moral and finan-
cial support to the work
The edition win be published Janu-
airy 1. For advertising space and
complete details. zee the Industrial
Edition Editor or phone 15.
, 1921-11-18

At the request OF the prosecution
adjournment was takeD until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon to allow the prosecu.
ton to get its witnesses together. The
bailif took charge OF the jury and IT
was announced that Leo Friedman,
an assistant district attorney. would
make the opening statement.
The lanes Of the jurors and their
occupations follow:
August d. FriLze, cotton goods mer.
chant.
John ]. H. Dierks. confectioner.
Henry j. Reef, expert accountant.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Hubbard, housewife.
Mrs Kitty l. Mcdonald housewife.
William H. Torpey. retired livery
stable proprietor.
Mrs Dorothy b. O'Dea, housewife.
Miss Louise q. Winterburn, no oc-
+
Arthur II. Crane, explosive expert.
Clarence C. Sayre. contractor.
Mrs. Adeline NJ. Nelson, housewife
Thomas Kilkinney. candy dealer.
Arbuckle seemed visibly relieved at
the close of the Az days of question
ing of prospective jurors. Percy
Henderson. auditor of the board OF
public health. has been summoned as
the first witness to introduce. physi.
clans reports to the board regarding
the nature of the injuries which
caused the death Of Miss Virginia
Rapps. motion picture actress. in con.
nection with which Arbucklo is being
tried on a granddaughter charge.
The city autopsy surgeon will be
h second Witness He performed
the official autopsy on Miss Rape,
Arbuckle's attorney said after the
jury had been obtained that he tried
to have six men and six women on
the jury.
, 1921-11-18
Dentist Takes
Pound of Gold
Out of Teeth

LONDON. Nov. 1s.-Gold teeth
are increasing in central Europe.
the people evidently believing the
mouth to be the safest place for
what little gold they have left, but
a young man who recently opened
n cut-rate dental office in Temes-
var. Hungary, has been arrested
for extracting gold Weighing moro
than q pound from his patients
teeth, says The Lance, English
medical Journal. His method was
to remove the gold. after telling the
patient it was badly fitting. take a
wax mold for the replacement work
and then instruct his victim, to re-
turn in two weeks. Before the fort
night was up he had disappeared.
, 1921-11-18
PHYSICIAN OF
Los ANGELES
IS SHOT TWICE

ALAMoSA. Col. Nov. ia man
giving his name as DR.. j. E. Doran
of Los Angeles. Cal. was shot twice
here asst night and is in a critical
condition today at the homo Of DR..
l.. W. Soland. who administered en-
Urgency treatment to the man when
he staggered into the Elks' club build
ing and collapsed to the floor.
Doran also showed effects Of having
been struck on the head with n
heavy blunt instrument. Doran did
not cover sufficiently today to give
any account of the manner in which
he incurred his injuries.
Police are holding a young man
who is said to have been with Dorsn
shortly before he WIS shot
, 1921-11-18
SEIZED
FOR FRAUD

DETROIT. Nov. 1s.-F1ve men
were arrested hero yesterday in con-
nection with an alleged conspiracy 10
defraud insurance companies through
tho destruction OF automobiles. They
were charged with violating the Dyer
automobile theft law. Deecives said
the Conspiracy involved an agreement
that for SIS a car would be taken out
on a scow and dumped into Lake
Erie so that the owner might report
It stolen and collect the insurance.
, 1921-11-18
HALT WORK ON WARSHIPS
EIGHT DEAD in
HOME RUINED
BY Big STORM
MENA, Ark, Nov. IS.

MENA, Ark, Nov. IS.
Eight members of the
family of r. E. Weems,
at Wickes, Ark, 26 miles
south of here, were
killed last night when
the Weems home col
lapsed during a violent
storm. All wires to
Wickes are down, but it
is understood little dam
age was done except on
the Weems farm.
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by taking advantage of outside help.
Nicholson escaped while under SEN
tence Of 20 years for the murder Of
Edward Schuster.
Their escap several week g re-
suited in considerable prominence be-
ing given the incident. Subsequently
rewards were offered for the appre-
hension of all of the men. $500 being
set rs the price on the heads of the
men except Nicholson and with the
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to take care Of the applications al.
ready approved. h capitalization of
the Wyoming agency must be in
creased to 100000. and further in
~creases in capitalization viii be neces.
sary as the approval OF applications
for loans proceeds.
The war finance corporation plan