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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
PANAMA DALA 81 RICI.
NEBUDE Sc BRANITI OBSAZENf SPORNEHO
UZEMf COSTA RICOU.

Panama %. srpna. Panamska vlada uv6domla anne
nck odbor satu re Panama nebude prov branou moc
pozadavku Spojenyh StG ably Costa Rice byo
brati Gzem Coo n6z mezi obema repubikami by
President Poras vyadr smyslu vGti zastupc
Sdruzen6ho tisku dnes.
Panama zdnraznuje ze povolia jenom natlaku Spoie-
nych Sat nikdy nebyla by dbaa ultimate Rkv
Rozhodnut vady Panamsk6 americky vysanec uv6dom
Dor stau veso znamos obdrzeni druhe cd
cke vlad niz Spoien6 Stat prohlasiy nebudou p6
zadneho nepTatelstv ez by vyvsalo Will obsazen uzem
ere amercka Vada povazue spravedv6 smyslu Lou
betOva Whte-ova nalezu.
Mezitm bylo naTizeno yklzeni Gotta cvinimi Grady
ably CosarGan6 SVEN prichodu tam zadnych "a
stupcu Panamske vlady Rchardo Alfaro
spravednost, ucinil toto ornament dnes odpoedne
Rozkaz nebude obdrzen Coto az patek, iezto nased
lem prerusen telefonniho spoen mezi Coto David mu
byti dodan kuryrem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

imenem nemecke republiky.
Komisar Dresel obdrzel pove
reni cd washingtonske vlady.
Mimo ornament, re smlouva
formalne cini opatfeni ma Ia
hajeni pratelskycK vztahi a
bezodkladne obnoveni diploma
tickych a konsularnich stykn
mezi Spojenymi Staty Meme
ckem. zadnych informaci neby
10 mono ziSkati jeii obsahu.
Bylo vSak naznaceno, re
neni tam opatreni ma presne u
praveni financnich, obchodnich
a hospodarskych otazek, iez
budou projednany pozdeii.
Washington, %. srpna. Diva
body nemecke smlouve bvlv
zieveny dnes. Jsou: l. Ze
smlouva Nemeckem Jest upl.
nou smlouvou miru. 3 Ze
.mlouva poskytuje uplnS pod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

klad pro obnoveni pratelskych
vztahu mezi vladami Spoj. Sta
til N6mecka.
Toto, vySv6tleno uredn6,
mdze pouZe znamenati, re
smlouva ma byti nahrazenim
smlouvy VersaillSke, pokud
Sc tyte vztahu mezi touto Via
dou a Nemeckem a nejenom
predbeznou smlouvou obchodu
a pratelstvi. Sama o sob6
smlouva tudiz bude obsahova-
ii opatreni ma ZajiSt6ni ameri-
cke vlady jeji pravech jake
viteze We svetove valce, .jichz
Sc il dostalo ma zaklade pri-
meri a smlouvy Versaillske.
Zdali pouze opsany jsou nj
hospodarske klausule smlouVy
Versaillske, neb zarazeny tam
odstayce stejne dulezitosti. "
ide ma ieyo, az uplna smlouva
bude dana na verejnost.
Ma vytky. re smlouva Ne
meckem projednavana byla
taine, odpov6d6no kruhu pre-
sidentu Hardingovi blizkycf
ze "administrace neuznaia "a
praktick6 projednavati smlou.
va pred hromadnou schuzi." !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
SMLOUVA AMERICkO-NE.
MECkA.
Rude dnes podepsana a tim
valka formalne skoncena me-
ri obema zememi.

Berlin, %. srpna. Mirova
smlonva mezi Spoienymi Staty
a N6meckem bude podepsana
Ultra. Kabinet podrobil smlou
VA zaverecn6mu prehledu We
schGzi tasn6 vecera, ktere
bvl pritomen president Ebert.
Document bude podepsan
T,orinqem Dreselem. komisa-
rem Spoi. StatG q DR.. Friedri-
chem Rosenem. nemeckym "a
hrani6nim ministrem, jenz bvl
splnomocnen presidentem f.
hertem, Y souhlasu nemeckou
nstavou, podepsati smlouvu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
ZPRAVY JSOU STALE
HROZNEJSl.
30, 100000 lidi v Rusku hyne
hladem, mezi mimi $500, 900
deti. Americke potraviny
liz ma ceste.

Riga, 23. srpna. Pocet sedla-
XII ohrozoyanych hladem V Po-
volzi sc nyni odhaduje ma 30
100000 moskevskou bezdrat-
nou depesi. Z tohoto poctu
$500, 900 jest deti.
z tatarskych vesnic Sc ozna-
muii pripady sebevrazd ce-
lych rodin, jez pevne uzamk-
nou stayeni, ucpou kominy a
pax rozzehnou ohen V kam-
mech, ocekavajice smrt uduse-
MIN.
Z Moskvy Sc oznamuje, re Y
gubernii Stavropolske V gu
berniich Tatarske republiky 81
tuace stava Sc nanejvyse kriti-
ckou, snad jeSte horst, nezli y
Povolzi. Stavropolska guber
ME potrebuje 30,000,000 pudt
obili, aby mohla uziviti sVu.
lid a ma meme nez 100000
kdezto tatarsk6 gubernie, je1
potrebuii 34,OOO,OOO, mali me
ne nez 100000. (Pud Jest 80
liber.)
V nekterych krajich Ufskt
gubernie We vychodnim Ruskt
obili must byti vytrhano 5 ko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
SNEMOVNA SCHVALILA.
Senat vsak nemuze ztraviti
konferencri zpravu proti-
pivni predloze.

Washington, %. srpna. Sn6
movna poslanecka dnes odpo-
ledne pfijala honferencni zpra
VA protipivn pfedloze 169
prot 81 hlasum, ponechavsi
tax senatu plnou zodpoved-
most ia jeji dalSi osud.
Senat, po vasniv6 debate,
odrotil sc 0 lO:30 hod. veter
do 10 hod. Ultra dopoledne, a.
.niz by Sc dostal ku hlasovani
o zprave Ultra, die resoluce
drive priiat6, ma Sc senat od-
rotiti Ma kratk6 letni prazdni-
ny a v6tSina clenu Jest pro to.
at jakkoli 10 dopadne
5 protipivni pfedlohou.
Senat dnes yecer byl boil
stem dyou taboru zapasicich
0 konferencni zpravu, phi cemz
hlavni 1Iohu hrala otazka, ida
Ii predloha, iak nyni Jest, po-
,rusuje ustayni zabezpeteni
proti nerozumnemu prohlizeni
a zabaVeni. Debata Sc prota-
hla dlouho do vecera, aVSak
hned Z potatku bylo zjevno
ze neni nadeie ma dohodnuti
V6tSina tlenu konferenGni
no vyboru dala tudiz navrh ma
odroteni do zitrka ozname
MIN, zo zapaS znova bude "a
hajen den, kdy senat mel *
odrociti ma letni prazdniny. .
Ma debate dnes vecer Sc po4
dileli hlavn6 senatori Sterling
u Jizni Dakoty a Nelson !
Minncsoty, ktefi Sc primlou.
vail IA piijeu konferencn
zpravy, kdezto opposiGnici, u
Iimena senatori Stanley Z ker
Itucky Reed Missouri, neu
stale je vytrhovali, coz neko
Iikrate yedlo K bourIivlm de
. go . a-.l 1,.:f.l LII
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
OZNAMENi VOLEBNI
RADY.

Uveden6 teleso mas zada o
uyefein6ni nasledoyni zpravy
Vsichni naturalisoyani obta
ne. ktefi rekordovali sy6 ma
turalisacni certifikaty u voleb
nj rady kteri dosud nedosta-
ii move rekordni listky jsoa
timto vyzyani, ably lined na-
vStivili uradovnu volebni rady
i els. 404 MA radnici pc list
cich se dotazovali
Naturalisacni rekordni list
ky nebudou Sc vice nalezati
ve volebnich budkach. ale die
nov6ho systemu, vSichnI natu-
ralisovani volici, kteri nechali
obcanskI list zapsati Il voleo-
nj rady, obdrzi rekordni IL
stek. kterJ necht' "a 1celem
registracnim yolebnim stale
phi sob6 nosi.
ZasIali isme postou move
listky kazdemu, iehoz adresu
isme mohli ziistiti iest-li re
ndkdo listek neobdrzel. neeht
si prom do zminene dradovny
pride V nejblizsich dneeh, a
by zamezeno bylo navaldm, az
Sc doba registracni dostavi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
AMERICANA V CHATEAU
THIERY.

Chateau Thiery, Francie,
%. srpna. Stavba noyeho mo-
stu pres feku Marine zde, kde
americke voisko Sc tax prosla-
vilo Y druhe bitve ma Marne Y
1918, zapocala dnes 5 pfipad-
nymi obrady. Americka dele
gace k te prilezitosti vykonala
zde navStevu, kde dostalo Sc j
nadseneho pfijeti a ma radnic1
byl vystroien banket ma ieii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

pocest Zakladni kamen k no
v6mu mostu byl polozen pl.
Douglas Robinsonoyou, Sc
strou zesnuleho presidenta
Roosevelta. Pred pfijezdem
sem, zastupci Am. Legie "a
stavili Sc Y Remesi, kde Y tam
nj kathedrale uvitani byli kar-
dinalem Luconem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24

reny, jezto jest priliS kratke,
nez ably mohlo byti sekano ko-
sou.
New York, %. srpna. Zpra-
va o prvnich zasilkach potra-
vim pro deti v krajich Ruska
suchem postizenych, "a podmi-
mex ujednanych mezi Ameri-
ckou pomocnou Administered a
sovetskou vladou, byla zde OBJ
drzena cd Waitsra l.. Browna,
evropskeho direktora. jenz ny
n jest Y Rize.
Tisic tun potravin, yhodn6
rcztfid6nych, bylo odeslano 2
Rigy y sobotu do petrohradske
oblasti a $500 tun do oblasti
moskevske. Tricet zamestnan-
Ell pomocnd administrace opu-
sti Rigu ve ctvrtek a roZjedou
Sc do ruznych casti Ruska, ne
kteri do Moskyy, do udoll Vol
by, do krajin pri Cernem mori
ii jedna skupina pujde do Pc
trohradu.
Jest to dmyslem pomocne
administrace rozsiriti jeji Gin
most az pres polske hranice.
Philadelphia, %. srpna. Ce-
lonarodni kampan n& ziskani
s., 100000 ma uleyu hladoyi-
cich ditek Y krajich Ruska su-
chem postizenych, byla ozna-
mena dnes sluzebni komisi a.
merickych Pratel (KvakertD
Kampan bude zahajena beZod
kladne. DR.. Thomas, vykonnJ
sekretar We hlavnim stanu ve
Filadelfii, prohlasil, re komise
Ipovede svoii praci zcela neod-
visle cd kterekoli organisace
Y Rusku a bude Sc Tiditi pris
nou smernici nezasahovani dC
politickych neb obchodnich zf
lezitosti.
New York, %. srpna. Pre-:
hrozn6 pom6ry We vychodnin
Polsku hrnou Sc tam prouden
utecenci z Ruska, iichz prislC
tam iiz pres l, 100000, prohla
! sill Frederick Thompson, ured
mix Americke pomocne admi
nistrace, jenz Sc prav6 vratll !
Polska. Jedinou potravou ubo
zaku jest pry chleb z travy
slamy a hliny a ami toho men
dostatek. UteGenci nachaZej
pfistfesi opuStenych jamach
iez zanechaly tam rusk6 ne
mecke armady.
Pan Thompson licil vojak,
rude armady, iez videl ma dr.
he strane hranic. Byli pr5 re
zedrani ddstojnik mohl byt
rozeznan Cd prostych voiakl
ienom tim, re mel boty - Q
statni byli bosi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
OMEZENI AMERICKE PECE o RA
KOUSKE DiTKY.

Vden % srpna. - Americka p6te dt6 usnesla ze
budoucnost znatne omez svo cnnost poet dek iez
doslvajf zvaStn ob6dy zmenSen bude smy-
su revidovan6ho pomocnehO diky sedlakn di
slmi prosfedky budou napriSt6 vylou6eny podpory
Hornch Rakousch Amercan behem ydne zavre 68 kuchy
nj Amerieka pomoc omezue nyni hlavne Widen ma
lima vetsi mesta, kde panuje neiv6tS bfda. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-24
UNIVERSITA Z CAMP SHERMAN.

Washington, 25. Camp Sherman ChillicothH,
O., bude pvnm armadnich taborn zrzena
nvera vcvk driv6Sich voakn pro rizna povoan
10 dnes oznameno veteranskym radem Unversita Camp
Sherman bude akyms experimentem vyzkouSen planu,
bude rozSifen, osvedGf-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
General MenOher
Asks Relief From
Air Service Post

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. - After
nearly three years of service, Major
General Charles T. Menoher has re-
quested to be relieved as chief of the
air service.
This became known today, Secre-
tary Weeks, in response to inquiries,
announcing that General Menoner
had asked formally to be released as
air service head and to be transferred
to command of troops in the field. The
secretary added that no action had
been taken on the request but it was
indicated that the generals desire
would be granted.
General Menoher declined to dis
cuss his request, but Secretary Weeks
and air service officers declared it
was based on a desire to return to
the work of line officer. 1t was
emphasized that friction between Gen
eral Menoher and Brigadier General
William Mitchell, assistant hcief of
the air service, which became openly
manifest several months ago, had no
connection with the request.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
ARBUCkLE WILL
FACE COURT On.
MURDER CHARGE: .
At EARLY DA 7 {.
District Attorney and Police
Decide to Prosecute on
Most Serious Charge
PHYSICIAN is SOUGHT
Doctor Who First Attended
Miss Rappe is Missing,
Officials Declare

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. = The
way was cleared today for the trial
of Roscoe c. "Fatty'O Arbuckle, mo-
tion picture comedian, on a charge
of murder resulting from the death
of Miss Virginia Rappe, motion pic
ture actress in a sanitarium here Fri
day, September 8. after she is a1lee-
ed to have been attacked at a party
given by Arbuckle at his rooms in the
st. Francis hotel Monday, Septem-
ber 6.
The returning of four charges
against Arbuckle, two for murder and
two for manslaughter, necessitated
conferences during the week between
District Attorney Brady and police Of
ficials as to the exact charge on
which he shall be tried. 1t was de-
cided today that the charge should be
murder, and the police court in which
Arbuckles case is pending was so adj
vised.
The undertaking establishment
having the body of Miss Rappe an
nOunced that it would be sent to Los
Angeles tonight for interment in the
Hollywood cemetery.
Physician Sought
A new development today was the
announcement that DR.. Arthur Beard
slee. house physician at the San
Francis, who was the physician who
first attended Miss Rappe is being
sought by the authorities. Milton T.
U'ren, assistant district attorney an
nounced late today that the police de-
tectives had been unable to locate
him and asked the newspapers to as
sist in the search. DR.. Beardslee is
wanted for the purpose of giving tes-
timony before the grand jury repard-
ing certain phases of the medical at
tention given Miss Rappe, U'ren said
Bigger crowds than usual greeted
Arbuckle's public appearance today
few moments before his case was
called in police Judge Sylvan ]. Laz-
arus' court for a preliminary hearing
on one of the murder charges, the
crowd, mostly men, attempted to rush
through the doors. They were push
ed back by police. Members Of the
Women's Vigilante committee, form
ed for the purpose of assisting the po-
lice and prosecuting officials of the
city in maintaining law and order,
were present at the court hearing.
Following the court session, Dis
trict Attorney Brady gave out state
ment in which he explained the rea-
son for his determination to preNs the
murder charge. Later in the day he
appeared before the finance commit
tee of the county board of supervis-
ors and asked that special fund be
provided for him with which to prose-
cute the Arbuckle case.
Arbuckle must appear in the court
of Superior Judge Harold Louderback
tomorrow to be arraigned on one of
the two manslaughter charges against
him. The charge is that voted by the
grand jury Wednesday. The arraign-
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
Of
SOUTH CHINA IS
ASKED HARDING
New York Orientals Parade
To Call Attention to
Sun Yat Sens Power

NEW YORK, Sept 16-The tip of
Manhi -'cr Island. financial mart of
the white mans world, today took on
a touch of the Orient
AS demonstration in favor of per-
mitting south China a place at the
coming Washington conference on
limitation of ornaments and the Pa
cific question, several thousand Chin
ese topped off mass meeting in City
Hall Park with a parade down lower
Broadway to the Battery and back to
Chinatown.
The parade partly blocked traffic
for nearly an hour and attracted thou
sands OF spectators. -
At the mass meeting, resolutions
were adopted asserting that the Can
ton government of Sun Vat Sen was
the legal poweG in China and calling
on the United States to give its rep
resentatives a hearing when far east
ern questions were discussed at Wash
ington. Ma 500. Sun Lat Sens repre-
sentative in Washington, was another
spectator.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
American Accepts Appointment
To International Justice Court

Gus committees. some of which will
be ready early next week.
Organization of the international
court of justice is now the center of
interest in league circles.
Confirmation of Judge F. V. n.
Beichmann of Norway, as the fourth
deputy Judge of the court and receipt
of acceptances from six of the eleven
judges selected Wednesday, were the
outstanding features of the day in
this connection.
The judges who have notified the
secretariat of the league that they
will serve are JOnn Rassett Moore, of
the United States, DR.. Antonio de Bus
tameute of Cuba, Viscount Robert Fin
Law of Great Britain, DR.. B. T. c. Lo-
der of Holland, DR.. Andre Weiss of
France. and DR.. Max Huber of Switzer
land. Judge Moore's message of ac-
ceptance read:
81 accept with due sense of the hon
or and responsibility"
Moore, Elihu Root, Justice George
Gray and Oscar S. Strauss, American
members of the permanent interna-
tional high tribunal of arbitration at
The Hague, have wired the league
secretariat explaining why their or
ganization had refrained from nom
mating any candidate for the inter
national court OF justice.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
MANY CHANGES
IN HOUSE PLAN
PROPOSED CUT
INCOME TAXES
Income Surtax Rates Would
Be Reduced From High of
65 Per Cent to 81
SMOOT BILL IS FAVORED
Manufacturers Said to Back
Plan Of Utah Senator,
To be Told Today

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. - Revi-
sion of the house tax bill virtually
was completed today by the senate fl
nance committee, which under the
present agreement will report TO the
senate a measure having these out
standing proposals:
Repeal of the excess profits tax as
of next January l, as proposed by the
house.
Reduction of the income surtax
rates from maximum of 90 per cent
to 80 per cent, effective next Janu-
airy l.
An increase in the corporation in
come tax from 10 per cent to Is per
cent, effective next January l, IN
stead of 121a per cent as proposed by
the house.
Repeal of the corporation capital
stock tax as of next year.
Retention of present rates on eN-
press packages and oil by pipe line.
and retention OF the taxes ON freight
and passengers for the calendar year
1922. only at half the present rates OF
8 per cent and per cent. respective
ly. The house proposed repeal of All
THESE ldAeS DIS Vi HcAl JdHudtN l.
Income Taxes Cut
In agreeing to the house maximum
surtax rates of 81 per cent, the SEN
ate committee today rearranged
schedule OF rates under which indiVl-
duals having incomes of from S50eO
to $4,000 would be relieved of the pres
ent surtaX OF one per cent.
Beginning with incomes OF $4,000
and ending with those of $4,000, the
rate in each bracket would be reduced
l per cent In the brackets from $40
600 to $4,000, the existing rates
would be increased l per cent, and in
the brackets from $4,000 to S66,OOV.
the present rates would stand. In
comes of $4,000 or more would be
taxed at the maximum rate.
Members of the committee explain
ed that through this plan and the in
creased exemptions allowed To heads
of families and on account of depend
ents, there would be a reduction o.
the income taxes all along the line
except in the case of single men hay-
ing incomes of $4,000 or less.
The loss in revenue through the re-
arrangement of the surtaN rates was
estimated by treasury experts IT SIS
CONTINUED ON PAGE FrVE)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
BRITISH, IRISH
MARKING T|ME;
EACH AWAITING
MOVE BY OTHER
De Valera Said to Have Indi-
Gated Desire to Keep Up
Peace Negotiations
NO BREAK is EXPECTED
Phrasing of Letter to Lloyd
George Held to Blame For
Cancelling Meeting 3,

DUBLIN, Sept. 16.-(By the Asso
ciated Press)-Men closely in touch
with the. leaders on both sides of the
Irish question in conversations to.
night expressed the opinion that the
telegram sent to Premier Lloyd
George by Eamonn de Valera seemed
greatly TO improve the situation They
thought that if the Irish leaders DO.
'sition had been so stated in his letter
to the premier, Lloyd George probab
ly not have cancelled the proposed
confirmation.
1t is clearly evident here that Meth
er side TO the controversy desires a
break, but both fNctiQns seem unwil-
ling to waive points of principle or
make admissions which possibly
might afterwards prove embarrassing
1t is considered here that de Valera's
telegram to the premier withdraws
nothing that he previously has con-
tended for, but that it is intended to
facilitate decision by the British
cabinet in favor of further confer
ence.
Two leading Sim Feiners, not men,
bers of the Dali Eireann cabinet, but
nevertheless in close touch with it,
said tonight that the phrasing of de
Valera's letter to Lloyd George was
unfortunate, since the intention was
to bring about a conference without
prejudice to the convictions of either
side to the controversy.
De vaIera's Explanation
LONDON, Sept. 16.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-In a Atelegram sent
this evening to Premier Lloyd George
at Gairloch, Scotland, Eamonn de Va
lera is considered in high quarters IN
London to have indicated desire for
a continuation of the negotiations
looking to peace in Ireland which
were terminated momentarily, at least
by de Valera's communication of ear
lier in the week, insisting on the in
dependence of Ireland and Lloyd
Georges cancellation of the confer
ence with delegates of the Sim Fein
which he had proposed for next Tues
day.
= The telegram of de Valera was as
follows:
'I received your telegram last night
and am much surprised that you do
not see that if we on our side accept
a conference on the basis of your let
ter Of September Z, without making
our position quite clear, Ireland's rep
resentatives would enter the confer
ence with their position misunder-
stood and the cause of Ireland's right
irreparably prejudiced. Throughout
the correspondence that has taken
place. you have defined your govern
ment's position. We have defined
ours.
"If the positions were not so defi-
nitely opposed, there would indeed be
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
US. May Ask Modification OF
Order Curtailing Big Packers

consent DEGREES, under which the
packers are to divorce themselves
from their subsidiary properties. to
enable them to continue the transpor-
tation of fruit commodities in their
cars. Protests against the proposed
modification was lodged with the de-
partment by the National Wholesale
Grocers' Association.
No date for the hearing has been
set but it is understood that Attorney
General Daugherty will give the mat
ter his attention upon his return to
Washington.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
FOR
ARbUCkLE TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. - The
finance committee of the board of
supervisors told District Attorney
Matthew Brady that he might have
$1,000 at once in addition to his reg
ular budget allowance for the prose.
cution of Roscoe ('Fatty') Arbuckle,
and that more money would be sup
piled him as he needed it,
I'VE will be under great expense"
Brady explained THE defendant is
reputed to be wealthy. and there will
be a great deal of money spend de-
Tending him. If we do not get su;-
ficient funds we may meet with dis
aster."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
Forty Quarts Of
Liquor Consumed
At Fatty's Party
F ederal Officials Continue
Probe to Learn Source
Of Liquor Purchase

LOS ANGELES, Sept, 16. - Fed
eral investigation here into the source
of the liquor reported to have been
in evidence at the Roscoe C'Fatty")
Arbuckle party in a San Francisco
hotel following which the death OF
Miss Virginia Rape occurred, was
continued here today under United
States District Attorney Robert
O'Connor and E. Forrest Mitchell, fed
eral prohibition director for Cali
fornia.
1t was announced by fedora: o~..
GERS that every individualin attend
ance at the party who can be located
here will be examined and that later
the federal grand jury will be sum-
moned to hear the result of the in
vestigation.
Lowell Sherman, actor, told the fed
eral officers that liquor was furnish
ed to the party by the chef of the
hotel, who he said was known as
Tony"
Subpoenas were issued today sum-
moning Lowell Sherman and -reu
Fishback, declared to have been
guests at the Labor Day party in the
rooms of Roscoe c. .C'Fatty'D Ar
buckle.
Sherman and Fishback were ques-
toned yesterday concerning liquor
alleged to have been consumed at the
Arbuckle party.
According to Robert Camarillo, as.
sistant United States district attor-
ney, Fishback said more than 40
quarts of liquor were consumed in
three days at the Arbuckle apart
ments.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-17
|. A. ANXIOUS To
START PROJECT
Angel City. Officials Visit
Phoenix in Regard to
Boulder Canyon Plans

PHOENIX, AriZ., Sept. 10 e. F.
Scattergood, chief electrical engineer
for the city of Los Angeles. told 100
business and professional men at a
meeting here today that Los Angeles
is prepared to go ahead with the fl
nancing of the proposed Boulder Can
yon dam to the extent of $55, 100000
Sims Ely, secretary of the Arizona
Resources Board, told Scattergood
and Burdett Moody, business agent
for Los Angeles, that Arizona, having
primary rights in the premises, would
not permit construction to proceed un
til after the making of an agreement
which would lodge with Arizona a per-
petual right to certain amount of
electrical power at a fixed rate.