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DEDICATION OF
CAMP ROTARY IS
SCHEDULED FOR
COMING SUNDAY
Presentation Of Home IN
Hills to Boy Scouts
Is Combined With Ded-
ication Of Lodge

The formal presentation of
Camp Rotary to the Casper
Boy Scout council and the
dedication of the weekend
and overnight lodge to the
uses Of the local Scouts will take
place next Sunday afternoon. Rep
resentatives OF the Rotary club. the
Scout council. committeeman OF tho
various troops OF the council and al
in the exercises
camp is Camp Rotary" in honor OF
the organization by whom It has beer
built for the use OF the local Scout
troops. The site Of the lodge Is on
the northeast corner OF Gothmors
Park on n tract Of about i've acre,
of land donated to the Scouts by W
A. Blacknore and MI. Gothberg.
J. 8. Mechling has been appointed
chairman OF the transportation com
mittee to provide volunteered cars tc
carry visitors. members Of tho o
Gil and their families and such Scouts
as do not care to make h hike oui
TO Camp Rotary. Cars will report at
the Chamber of Commerce between
and z:15 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
and Scouts and others who wish to
ride out for the dedication ceremony
are asked to be on hand promptly.
The cabin will be completely fur
nished and ready for the use Of the
Casper Scouts when It Is turned over
10 the Scout council next Sunday aft
ernoon. A range stove will be in
stalled, camping and cooking utensils
belonctng to tho council will BIO made
available for use. and h Is hunks
supplied with mattresses. so that
couts going to the cabin will need
10 take with them only their food and
Blankets =
All Scouts have beea notified in
their troop meeting to be on h look
out for announcements ~rcintivo tothe
dedfcation to appear in the newspa
pxrs, and 1t is expected that practical
" he entire Scout body will be pres
emit. Scouts of several troop have
sixnined their intention Of hiking out
10 attend the ceremony. while others
win be taken out In cars to DO pro
vided.
The formal presentation and dedica'
finn which is scheduled to start short
Nv after 3 o'clock, is as follows:
INVOCATION. Rev. L. =. Carter.
I. Flag Raising and Pledge OF Ane
glance to the Flag. Scouts.
Presentation OF Camp Rotary TO tne
Scout Council. NJ. p. Wheeler.
Acceptance on behalf OF the Coun'
ell, T. r. Algeo.
Dedication Address. Rev. C. A
Wilson. -
"rhe Boys Appreciation" First
Class Scout Harry Mills Asun'
Troop 1.
Benediction, Rev. C. G. Stout.
Retreat Formation, Scouts.
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ruary when a bill embodying the
agreement will be dealt with.
The king is expected to open the
special session in person, in which
case the ceremony will assume the
dignity and magnificence of a regular
opening. of parliament.
Arthur Griffith. Michael Collins and
the other representatives of the Dali
Eireann still in London will leave for
Dublin tonight.
While the chief figures in ~efecting
the settlement are receiving praise
for the achievement. the men who
worked out the details Of the agree
ment are still hard at work. OF
these men. A. w. Cope. a former Gus
Continued on Page o.
, 1921-12-07

and openings corresponding I o the
words which are to accompany the
pictures A beam of light sent
through this film falls upon the
photo-electric cell. II is thus possi-
BILE to get variations In an electric
current by letting tho beam Of light
from a speech photograph film fall
upon such n cell. These variations
act in a telephone to reproduce
speech.
'Dr. Kunz's photo-electric cell In
transforming light raves into cleo
trio pulses responds Immediately to
a light wavo even after hours and
days of use"
The selenium cell was used with
some success by n Swedish scientist
but DR.. kunz's cell is declared by
tho university announcement TO be
far moro sensitive and promises &c
give perfect .photo-phone" OF the
future.
, 1921-12-07

production has been but slightly AT.
fected-
-Four hundred national suardsmen
pntroiled the South st Paul packing
district today. having been orders.
out after Adjutant General W. F..
f.hinow said the pickets at the Armour
plant failed to keep their promise to
permit employees to enter the plant.
Mayor Burton OF Kansas City. Kan.
sas. ordered all pickets off tho streets
saying they would not only be arrest.
ed at h yards. but anywhere they
might be carrying on activities sup
porting the strike. in accordance with
h ans law fo~rbiddinx picketine
by strikers.
Greater efforts were made by police
IN Fort Worth. Texas. today to con.
troll The situation following the serious
wounding yesterday of three men. TWO
alleged strikers were shot by n negro
when they attempted to stop him from
boarding a car and the negro was
beaten by a crowd.
, 1921-12-07

welfare work that could NOT be reach.
Ied'fn time for the original announce,
ment OF the working out OF the asso.
citation
Tho secretary Of such organizations
should ascertain whether their society
is desirous Of Joining the central
board and II possible report the deci
sion to Red Cross headquarters i'm.
mediateiy.
AT the present time all Casper
churches have sisnifisd their intention
Of becoming members OF the central
organization In addition TO the Saliva.
don Army. Red Cross. welfare club.
Y. W. C. A.. American Legion, Cham,
Der Of Commerce. Elks lodge, Amer
lean auxiliary. p. E. o. chapter, PhIla,
thea society. Knights OF Columbus
Kiwanis club and Boy Scouts.
The nrst undertaking Of tho Conn
Dental Exchange win be to work OFT
= thorough plan for all Christmas re
lief. The body will In this way have
the duty Of working out a plan for
Christmas basket distribution. Tn,
der tho central plan nearly every
needy person is assured Of assistance
because such a thing as two or three
organizations duplicating relief work
, 1921-12-07

Tho new association will be known
as the Confidential exchange and viii
act as the clearing house for all or.
ganized charities. Under the plan all
organizations which desire may carry
on charitable relief work under the
name OF their WI organization, but
confidential reports will be made to
the central exchange to be maintained
by Mrs. Kittie b. Payne so that other
organizations will not duplicate the
relief work as far as any needy per
son or family is concerned.
When OF tho member Organize.
ions takes up a case this relief work
win Immediately bc reported to the
exchange. The mount OF relief given
VIII also be reported and II necessary
the PERSONS further needs will DO re.
corded at the exchange. With scores
of relief organizations to draw on, the
central exchange VIII then DO able to
secure tho assistance needed imme.
diately.
While many organizations have al.
rcudy signified their intention OF be.
coming parties to the relief exchange
there are many other fraternal and
social organizations In Casper which
have from time TO time undertaken
, 1921-12-07
DENVER OUTPUT rs
CUT IN HALF, REPORT.

DENVER, Dec. THE packing
entered its third day in Denver with
the four packing plants affected by
h waikout operating on a SO per cent
basis. according to company announce
ments. Union leaders ridicuied this
statement declaring that only 10 PEI
cent Of the combined normal forces
were working in the our plants to
day. -
r. NJ. shearer. president OF the Ar
mour plant. said all departments o.
the company were working this morn.
Ing. admitting. however. the forces or.
gagged were only about one-half of nor.
NAL. Strengthening of livestock was
resumed today at the plant after a
suspension since the strike started. he
Eaid.
, 1921-12-07
Nine PERISH in
Ship DISASTER
OFF ST. JOHNS

ST, JOHNS. N. E. Dec. IA north
west hurricane yesterday brought
death and disaster to this coast Re-
ports today brought word Of a large
loss of life at Conception bay. tnciud-
ing nine men. a woman and a child
who went down with the
Passport at Bay Verde. A score OF
schooners carrying supplies to north
ern settlements were wrecked Five
fishing vessels were broken up, the
shin Jean and Mary is missing n
the tug D. p. Insraham is a wreck
at Penguin island.
, 1921-12-07
PACT
NOT AN
IS SAVED


st. LOUIS. Dec. IA temporary
Injunction restraining prohibition Of.
ficials from destroying beer made
under a permit issued by the govern
ment for the manufacture of beer for
medical purposes, has been granted
to the Falstaff corporation, a local
brewery. by h United States district
court. The injunction is a prelimi-
nary order to the application of the
brewery. att acking the legality Of the
anti-beer bill.
, 1921-12-07
ACQUITTED OF MURDER,
LOSES P0sTMAsTERsH|P

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dec 7.-Horace
p. Adams. veteran mining man who
held the office for years. has been re-
moved from the postmastership at
Hecla. 20 miles west Of Cheyenne. and
Elizabeth NJ. Hoag a been desig-
mated to succeed him Adams has
been residing in Cheyenne since his
acquittal severa weeks of the
charge Of numbering Frank Brown
whom he shot to death during a limo
fence dispute at Hecla-
, 1921-12-07
Termination of
Hungarian War
Voted in Cuba

HAVANA. Dec. discrimination OF
the state of war with Hungary is
provided for m a joint resolution
adopted yesterday by the house Of
representatives.
The house. however. took no &C
ton on the measure passed Monday
night by the senate. repeating the
war bill. and presidential DEGREES is
sued under 1t. including that creating
the sugar flnance commission.
A resolution declared that It would
be considered "a friendly act IL the
United States would withdraw troops
stationed in Cuban territory since the
beginning OF the war"
, 1921-12-07

ernments still remain to DO received
however.
The opinion in American quarter.
was hopeful for final negotiations OF
the new treaty.
The American delegates had another
meeting early today and It was report
ed discussed at length the situation
relating to the four-power agreement
This. 1t was said. was regarded in
American quarters as a sepaate pro.
ceeding from the American proposals
for Limitation OF naval armament but
1t was expected that an accord on both
h Pacific islands treaty and the
naval program might be reached al.
most simultaneously.
Some formal and official expression
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-12-07


The agreement is in process of being
reduced to treaty form. It was said.
and IL accepted is to be submitted to
the senate
The proposed undertaking is de-
signed to do away with the Anglo
Japanese alliance and proposals have
gone to Japan for remuneration Of that
alliance II the new agreement should
bs consumated.
As now under negotiation the agree
ment is to be limited to the Pacific
Islands. Under the tentative proposals
each of the powers would agree to con-
suit each other before going to war
on any differences that might arise
or relating to the islands.
The agreement. American officials
said. would not deal with Notifications
in the Pacific nor with questions rela-
would 1t deal with any waters affect
ing China but only those relating to
islands of the Pacific.
The questions at issue between the
United States and Japan relating to
cable facilities and other matters af-
fecting the island of zap are to be
dealt with in a separate treaty which
was said to be rscompletion.
The proposed four-power agreement
to Zeal with Pacific islands is said
to have already been given approval
in principle by British representatives
at the Washington conference. The
substance OF the proposed treaty also.
1t was said. has bee cabled to Toxic
and Paris. The formal response OF
, 1921-12-07
CLEARING HOUSE FOR
CHARITIES

for an Individual or family will be done
away with
The probable outgrowth of the
merging of charitable organizations
viii in all probability result In the
Community chest plan OF raising a.
nances in future. Under this method
each participating organization will
prepare h budget Of the mone It re.
auires and all will DO put together for
one big drive.
, 1921-12-07
EMBARGO ON OIL
FIRM Is RAISED

state government 1910. 900 pesos
NORMALLY $535 900 in settlement Of
all claims made by the state govern
ment.
The sum which the oil company
has agreed to pay is about the same
It has given previous governments
for patent rights in the state.
, 1921-12-07
MRS. SLACK IS
freed BYJ JURY

THREE RIVERS. Mich. Dec. T.
A jury In circuit court at Centerviile
last night acquitted Mrs. LEVINE
Piunmer Slack. "a years Of ago. of a
charge of numbering her ~75-year-old
husband. William Slack. whose body
was found in the basement of their
home. September 16.
, 1921-12-07

Brett. Los Angeles police officer.
was shot and killed last night and
Officer Harry Chester was probably
fatally wounded in : pistol duel with
alleged automobile bandits One Of
tho bandits Is believed to have bssa
wounded.
, 1921-12-07
CALLED
TO RATIFY IRISH PACT

LONDON, Dec 7-Cy he Associated Pr@)-King George came to London from
ndrngh TO-DAY preside at a meeting Of the prvy council and Hn a proclamato
calling a special session of arGamentf for w ednesday next to consider the nomentous
reachedy yesterday fort the etabHs hment of the Irish free state. rs
Should the agreement be approved, of which little doubt is entertained, the session
win last only few days nd the parhamentw will adjourn until the REGULAR session in Feb
, 1921-12-07
Exchange to Include Many
Local Organizations and Prevent
Duplication of Work Here

An association under which all charities in Casper will
be merged under one record system in order to preclude the
possibility of duplication of work and thus permit the Wild
est possible range Of assistance to needy people through pro
allotments is being perfected under arranrements
by Red Cross Officials.
, 1921-12-07
r E
BEGINS TERN

SAN QUENTIN, Cal. Dec. 7.-Mrs.
Louise Peete. formerly OF Denver. ar.
rived at he state prison hero from
Los Angeles today to begin a life sen.
tence for the murder OF Jacob Denton.
wealthy mining operator.
, 1921-12-07
100 KILLED IN
GERMAN BLAST

cred. according to the latest reports
received here. Tho number Of In
jurcd has not been ssoertained.
Houses IN the neighborhood col
iapseI and fro in the factory ruins
spread 70 the foresta.
, 1921-12-07

with any situation which may arise.
Union leaders insist that the strike
is "1oo per cen effective" while the
packers. although admitting work is
hampered in some uarters. say that
, 1921-12-07
GUATEMALA RULE IS OVERTHROW BY RI
President Herrera and Cabinet THROWN
Into Prison by Rebels; Several Are
KILLED and Wounded in Collapse of
Government; New Rule Established

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala, Dec. 7.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press(-Theg government of President Carlos Her
rera was overthrown Monday night after fighting in which
three persons were killed and several wounded. The presi-
dent surrendered his powers to a provisional government
headed by Gen. Jose Maria Lima, General Orenana and
, 1921-12-07

BERLIN, Dec. 10y The Asso-
ciafed PrcsS-1fss bodies Of only LIB
OF tiic mcre than 100 persons Killed
In the explosion yesterday At the
Nobel dynamite works at Ssxriouh.
RhsDish Prussia. have been rocov.
, 1921-12-07
PRISONERS IN
ERIN FREED

LONDON. Dec. 7.-By The Associ.
ated Press.AKing George today is
sued a proclamation releasing all pol
idcal prisoners interned in Ireland.
, 1921-12-07
Expected to Succeed Anglo.
japanese Alliance Meant Only for
Joint Discussion of Problems

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-(By The Associated Press =
The fourpower agreement being considered by the United
States, Great Britain, Japan and France, it was learned to-
DAY from Official American sources, would be an agreement
those nations in the Pacific and not an alliance or technical
, 1921-12-07
BURCH TRIAL !.
REACHES PEAK

LOS ANGELES Dec. THE states case against Arthur
C. Burch, on trial for the murder of J.. Bolton Kennedy
broker, has reached it's peak in the opinion of attaches OF
the court where the presentation of evidence against Burch
was continued today.
The peak" it was declared, was reached with the intro.
, 1921-12-07
PACKING STRIKE more SERIOUS
THAN FIRST REPORTED, UNIONS
CLAN Hooper, CENT WALK0UT

SHICAGo, Dec. 7-,(By The Associated Press)-The
strike Il union packing house employees in the larger centers
outside of Chicago appeared more serious than was first re-
ported, as the third day of the strike began. The walkout
has already been marked by disturbances in which a few men
were injured and authorites in some place. prenared to cone
, 1921-12-07

duction Of forty-six letters alleged to
have been written to Kennedy by Mrs.
Madalynne o~benchein. Jointly indicted
with Burch.
The prosecution. however. has still
to present evidence tending to con-
meet Burch with the actual shooting
of Kennedy. and this. 1t is conceded.
is principally of a circumstantial ma
ture.
, 1921-12-07
BANDITS KILL
TWO OFFICERS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 7.-Police.
man Harry Chester. MORALLY wound
ed In a pistol duel with bandits hero
LAST night when Policeman William
l.. Brett was killed. died early to-
day.
, 1921-12-07
THREAT AGAINST
KENNEDY MADE.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. T.-when the
trial Of. Arthur C. Burch. for the al
tcontinued on Page %
, 1921-12-07

NnsupA AArt4s1s iofu1er undereecre-
tary Of war.
The provisional government Is said
to have imprisoned Foreign Minister
Luis Aguirre. Finance Minister Emilio
Escamilis, Vice President zelaya, the
president of congress-. Rafael Pinol
and various members of the Unionists
party.
The casualties came as the result of
resistance to the revolrtfou,sts by the
city police The country was tranquil
today.
Carlos Herrera became provisional
president Of Guatemala after the revo.
luton in April. 1920. IN which the gov
eminent OF Estrada CABRERA was over.
thrown.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Carlos
Herrera. whose government was over.
thrown in Guatemala In n revolution
which began Monday midnights was
reported In advfces to American of.
hcials to b. a prisoner in his residence.
Members of the Herrera cabinet. the
advices say. were being held in the
military prison.
About n dozen persons were killed
in the revolution. tho official advices
received here today said. n many
have been arrested The Guatemalan
capital was reported quiet at the time
the dispatches were filed yesterday.
The revolution began about Monday
midnight and was accomplished by
5 n m Tuesday. the adviccs added.
Persons in close touch with condi-
tons in Guatemala but outside off,
cinl circles said the revolt was no sur
prise as tho Liberal party. which is
believed here to have brought about
the revolution. has long besn opposed
to the Herrera government. particu-
larry in its action in adopting the pact
by which Guatemala entered the re-
Gently created Central American Fed
Grafton. Adoption of tho pact, Liber-
al leaders claimed. was unconstitution-
al as there was not present n quorum
when the Guatemaian legislature rnti-
fled the treaty.
The same persons were of the opin-
ion that the first immediate effect of
the revolution would be the disruption
Of the present federation and the free
ing from prison Of Estrada Cabrera.
former president. though It was be,
iieved mr. effort would be made to re.
store Cabrera to power.
RI tN'r A"."" F.. raHrAL LH.|
, 1921-12-07

Los ANGELES, Dec. 7.-wiliam
, 1921-12-07

Carlos Herrera became provisional
president OF Guatemala after the revo.
luton in April. 1920. In which the gov
eminent OF Estrada cabera was over.
thrown
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
FAMOUS LAST WORDS

(Which one of these Is the third rail. anyway"
 T wonder whether this rope will hold my weightY'
 ~That firecracker must have gons out I'll light it again."
 'T wonder If it's loaded. I'll look down the barrel and sec"
 "Watch me skate out past the Dan. ger sign. I bet can touch It."
 "What funny noise that snake makes. I think I'll step on him."
 i've never driven a car In traffic be- fore. But they say it's perfectly sim pie"
 "It's no fun swimming around In here. Tin going out beyond the life lines"
 "I think I'll mix a little nitric acid with this chloride of potassium and see what happens"
 There's only one way to manage a mule. Walk right up in back of him and surprise him."
 'They say these things can't possi- ply explode. no matter how much you throw them around"
 "Oh. listen! That's the train whis- tie. Step on the accelerator, and we'll try to get across before It comes" "These traffic policemen think they own the city. They can't stop me. I'm going to cross the street now Let the chauffeurs look out for me."-Dorothy Parker in Life.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
FROM THE PENCILS POINT

The less work man does the more he tires other people.
 It is usually very unlucky for the mouse that meets a black cat
 Many a man who talks of his lost opportunities never made one to lose.
 Politeness Is curb that holds our worse selves in check.-Mme. de Bas- sanville.
 Why is the candy shop always on the ground floor and the dentists office four flights up?
 When a woman's bliss lies in her ig- norance it is folly for her to read the letters she finds in her husbands pock- cts.
 When a man of opposite views read fly agrees with you, you have either succeeded in convincing him or tiring him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
ANSWERS FOR THE ANXIOUS

Almost anyone can be induced to lie if you ask enough questions.
 The better you behave the better you get along. It's old. but 1t Is true.
 There Is such thing as being too original; people might call you crazy.
 A thoroughly competent agent is one who can sell mining stock to miner.
 Tn poetry Thy sentinel am I" means man. In real life 1t means a woman.
 An "optimist" Is an angler who takes a skillet with him to fry the fish he hasn't caught.
 Yes, truth crushed to earth will rise again." but sometimes not until after the referee has counted ten.-Arkan- saw Thomas Cat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
SIX MISTAKES OF LIFE

Attempting to compel other persons to believe and live as we do
 The tendency to worry about things that cannot be changed or corrected.
 Insisting that a thing is impossible because we ourselves cannot accom- plish 1t.
 The decision that individual ad- vancement Is made by crushing oth- CTS down.
 Neglect in developing and refining the mind by not acquiring the habit of reading.
 Refusing to set aside trivial prefer ences in order that important things may be accomplished.-London Tit Bits.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
SPARKS OF LIFE

Electrical progress seems to assure that future generations will be- Married by telephone.
 Divorced by wireless.
 Raised In electric incubators Cooled by electrically driven fans. Graduated from college by electric ity.
 Aired in electrically driven baby car riages.
 Educated by electric teaching ma chimes.
 Warmed by electrically heated clothes.
 Shocked to death at sixty by H. censed executiOner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19
SCIENTIFIC NOTES

HfX hundred rivets an hour can be heated with a new portable electric rivet heater.
 A tool has been invented for prying the lids from egg Crates without break ing the wood.
 An Australian has patented a com bined opener and spout for square cornered oil cans.
 Intended for residences as we'll as . stores a new door knob rings bell when 1t Is turned.
 Of French invention Is a steam heating radiator in which water is boiled by electricity.
 Englands first factory for the manufacture of artificial silk has been opened near Derby.
 Thick gravy can be poured from one side of a new bowl and thin drawn from an opening In the other.
 There are spiders in New Guinea which weave webs strong enough for the natives to use as fishing netsl
 A hammer to which nails are fed by paper strips to save time has been patented by a California inventor.
 A British government committee has recommended the production of syn thetic nitrogen under government patronage.
 To save space a tea wagon has been designed with two small trays, one above the other, instead of single large one.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19

Mrs. Ed Harvey and Mir. and Mrs. Jim Allen who spent about a week in Wrangell returned to their place on Duncan canal Tuesday. They took out with them the Sylvia which was transformed into a crab scow some time ago. MT. Allen will fish crabs for the Wrangell crab cannery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-19

Gordon c. Mitchell, former in.
 structor in the Wrangell school and now principal of the school at Douglas, will now principal of the school at Douglas, will be a Southbound passenger on the Mary the first of the coming week