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, 1921-09-13

C0NsTANTINoPLE, Sept. a.
By The Associated PressEAliied
authorities here have invited the
Turkish government to surrender
the men involved in the revolution
airy plot. discovery OF which was
announced here yesterday.
These persons must be turned
over to the allies within n week. or
the government will be held respon-
sible- The co~nspirators will be tried
by an allied courtmartial.
, 1921-09-13
]. PLUVIUS SMILES ON
STATE FAIR OPENING

by Laramie, Sheridan and Douglas.
Great plans are being laid for Thurs
day, which will be known as Casper
Day With the Muscovites scheduled
to hold forth in special lodge ses
sion a feature parade is planned and
members of this organization from
throughout the state will be present
Hundreds Of Casper visitors are ex
pected.
Barns and display buildings are fill
ed to OVERLOOKING with livestock. agri
cultural and horticultural exhibits
These viii rank with the best in the
country by reason of excellent croT
conditions in Wyoming this year. Pens
had to be constructed outside the
barns for the livestock exhibits when
entries exceeded all expeetations.
, 1921-09-13

medical examiner and lung specialist;
H. C. Booth. F. V. Hertiz. F. L.
Ketchem. Miss Helen Bashorc. Miss
Eieda Lapp and Miss Margaret V.
Cornell. met n handled the prciim-
inaries in the cases OF nearly two
score claimants yesterday. 1t Is in
dictated that the total number Of men
they viii meet during their stay here
win be in excess OF 100.
Effective work by the board in
many cases has been prevented be-
u he applicant has appeared be-
fore h cleanup workers without
having formerly filed any papers in
, 1921-09-13
CHICAGO
CLEARED

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-The brutal
murders Of Bernard J. Daughcrty
and Carl Ausmus, automobile sales
men, were more nearly cleared up
today, the police declared. following
supplementary confessions alleged
to have been made by Harvey
Church and Leon Parks. Clarence
Wilder also Is in custody.
Churchas second confession, nc-
cording to the police, involved
Parks. The latter on learning that
, 1921-09-13
WOMEN VOTING
FOR N. Y. MAYOR

lican nomination are: Henry II.
Curran, president Of the borough Of
Manhattan; F. II. La Guardia, presi-
dent Of tho board Of aldermen;
Judge Reuben l.. Haskell Of Brook
bn. and William Nj. Bennett. for
mer state senator from Brooklyn
Curran, who is q coalftionist can
didate. has the backing Of the reg
uIar Republican machine, but the
other three contestants have larger
followings-
, 1921-09-13
SearchIights
OF Wnrships
Help Rescue

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Sept. 49,
With their powerful searchlights
flashing over San Diego bay. 50
warships aided last night in the
finding Of two boys. Philip Watkins.
4 years of age. and Charles Sherb-
no. 5 years Of age, who disappeared
from their homes in Coronado yes
terday.
A boat from the destroyer Bailey
found the two little fellows short
ly after midnight asleep in a row
boat. The little boat was reported
half full of water.
, 1921-09-13
Liquor Worth
S25O,OOO Is
COnfisc cate

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ID
During 40 hours ending last mid
night liquor worth $3.50. 900 was
seized by federal prohibition en-
forccment officers in northern Cali
fornia, according to e. Forest Nit
chelI, prohibition director.
Forty raids were made, of which
81 were. in Sacramento and the Sac
rzmento valley, Mitchell said. Thir-
ty-two persons were arrested.
, 1921-09-13
ALLIES DEMAND
TURK PLOTTERS

General headquarters is under
guard by the British troops, while
Gordon HighIandcrs have raided
premises Of various Nationalist or
CARNATIONS.
The guns of British warsiips. an
chored In the Golden Horn and the
Bosphorus, have been directed
against STEAMBOAT. the Asiatic sec
ton OF the city. British troops are
proceeding to disarm the poppiar
tor
, 1921-09-13

Church had accused him then do
ciared he, Church and Wilder plot
ted to kill the statesmen to obtain
the $1,000 automobile which Church
had represented he wanted 10 buy.
Parks said the trio expected to sell
the automobile and divide the
money obtained.
Wilder was being questioned to-
day in an effort to obtain staff.
ments corroborating the statements
Of the othGr two prisoners.
, 1921-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. I3--women
voters. participating for the first
time In a mayoraIty campaign were
conceded by political leaders to hold
the balance OF power today in the
primaries that viii decide which OF
four Republican candidates is to
contest the mayoraIty election with
Mayor John II. Hylan. The mayor
has no Democratic opponent The
polls were to be open from 3 to Q
p. m.
The four aspirants for the Repub-
, 1921-09-13
ROAD REPORT
State Highway Department.

Dt@c .hsNas DClAh tulcuI-
Grant Observation-Disclosures line u
Keeline good. dusty and rough to
Lost Springs and fair to Grin.
Yellowstone Highway = Platts
county line to Grin. some rough
places. then good to Douglas and
Careyhurst. Approaches I o AIkali
creek bridge. and first bridge west
Of Careyhurst rough but passahle.
Careyhurst to Glenrock fair, then
rough TO Casper. Casper to Sho-
shoni and Bonneville generally good.
Observation-Disclosures Rhad-Good ex-
cept somewhat rough between Riv-
er.on and Hudson.
Casper-Sheridan Road = Rough
from end of pavement TO 20 mile
hill. then fair to Salt Creek and
johnson county line 10 Sheridan.
generally good.
, 1921-09-13

his case and without bringing to the
board his discharge or other certih.
cate OF his army service.
Credit for the success Of the cam.
paign is given to Red Cross and other
members OF the committee which YVES
appointed to pave the way for the
campaign. Special tribute was paid
to the effectiveness Of the assistance
given the visitors by E. c. Calhoun
Mrs. Payne and Miss Helen Waite OF
h Red Cross.
During the remaining three days
work OF the squad here everything
possible will be done to facilitate tho
handling OF compensation claims.
, 1921-09-13
The Trouble Woman

Have you heard of the Tr~ouble-woman? She has
come to Casper to stay, and wishes to serve you.
Perhaps everything has gone wrong lately, and the
world seems black, write to the Trouble-woman. Sup
pose the world is not black but you desire information
on a certain subject, the Trouble-woman will do her
best to help you obtain the information you want.
Make a confdante of the Trouble~woman. Address
her in care of The Casper Daily Tribune.
H TROUBLE-WOMAN.
, 1921-09-13
Beggdr Leaves
Fortune Found
In Attic Room

CHICAGO. Sept. I3.-"French
Sal" 81 years Of age who died yes
terday in a dreary little attic room
was found today 10 have securities
declared To aggregate 500. 900 in
value hidden In her room. For years
shc begged from the well-to-do near
her home and dispensed philan-
thropy to the poor. Her identity Is
not known.
, 1921-09-13
RECLAMATION SERVICE
ENGINEERS CHECKING
ON PROJECT SURVEYS

A party OF engineers, representing
the United States reclamation service
has arrived here preparatory to check
ing the Casper Irrigation project. The
first work that they will undertake
will be to check the lines Of tho pro-
ject run last year by Frank c.. Elmer
son. state engineer. The visiting par
~ met with the Irrigation committee
OF the chamber OF commerce. at s
o'clock last night.
, 1921-09-13
Man Kicked To
Death, Refused
To Take Drink

OMAHA. Ncb.. Sept. I3.-wnIlam
e. BIessic. Al. Omaha. was Kicked
10 death by Oscar Gabriel during n
fight which followed BIcssie's re-
fusal to drink with Gabriel last
night according to a police report.
Blcssie, who was married a week
ago. Is said to have told Gabriel he
''had sworn Off drinking. Gabriel
escaped. but later surrendered.
, 1921-09-13

More Than 100 Bodies Recovered in San Gabriel LovLands oil
Williamson and Milan Counties and Toll Increases as
Communication With Districts Is Re-established

DALLAS. Texas Sept 13-overmsht nwspapcr reports from portions of central
Texas flooded as the result of tmrentul ain Friday and Saturday brought the unofficial
OF deaths to nearly ZOO Communication with the aHcteda area still vas more or Is
demorahzedt today but with the high waters in the Colorado, Brazos San Gabriel and other
rapidly eceding normal conditions we're in prospect
Most serious loss of life occurred in San Gabrlr liver kowLndsn williamson ind Milan
, 1921-09-13
OF FOOD, MILK AND
WATER SUPPLIES PAYS DIVIDENDS
IN REDUCING NUMBER Of DEATHS
Comparative Statement Covering Periods Of This
Year and Last Shows Great improvement in
Health Conditions Here; Gases Fewer

Supervision of food sources and of milk and water sup
has declared dividends in the health of Casper people,
according to a comparison of vital statistics for the period
between April 1 and September 10 in the years 1920 and
1921. ~
In compliance with the requests of many Casper people
, 1921-09-13
in Williamson and Milan

night. Police. American Legion men
and a smaller number of soldiers will
take over the work of directing traf.
fc and keeping the curious put of dis
tricts when their presence would in
tcrfcrc with the work of cleaning up.
, 1921-09-13
Ideal for Success of Annual
Entertainment at Douglas; Three
Bands Furnish Music Today

DOUGLAS .Wyo, Sept. 13--Clear, warm weather, tenn
pered by a cooling breeze of the fall season, ushered in the
Wyoming state fair today. Conditions were declared ideal
by officials for success of the annual entertainment and show
which will attract thousands from all parts of the state during
the coming week. Indications at noon today were that last
, 1921-09-13

WASHINGTON. Sept 15.-Repre
sentative Joseph J. Mansfield Of
Texas, who has been in i'll health fol
nor than a year. was reported today
10 be in a very critical condition due
to a complication OF diseases.
, 1921-09-13
STAR
LODGE OPENED
Interesting Program Marks Opening SEES
sions of Grand Lodge at Lander;
Casper Members Honored

LANDER, Wyo., Sept. 13-The twenty-fourth annual
session of the grand chapter order of Eastern Star convened
at 10 o'clock Monday morning with Bertha Vandevendor,
grand matron, presiding. All grand lodge officers were pres
ent with one exception, also seven past grand matrons and
four past grand patrons. : sxempnhed the rtualisue work in
, 1921-09-13
REP. TAYLOR
is CLAIMED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s@Repre-
sentative Samuel NJ. Taylor of Ar
kansas died at his. home hero early
today after an Illness of several weeks
with pleurisy and pneumonia
, 1921-09-13
JURY CHARGED AGAINST ARBUCkLE WITNES!
Grand Jury Hear
ing Brings Out
Claim; Damaging
Evidence Offered

SAN FfAAN(lo(O, oept. io-
"A stat~ 1T expressing the
convictis vt perjury had
been com by one of the
chief with. or the prose-
cution at H. nd jury in
vestigation last the death OF
whose alleged nun c o FATTY
here early today b. 8 ct Attor.
ney Matte>~ Brady.
The statement CAM :. v after
hour consideration OF the -ase and ad.
jonrned without voting an Indictment.
District Attorney Brady in the
statement also charged that he be
ileved undue influence and pressure
OF a sinister character has been
brought to bear" upon certain wit.
nusses. Whether or not an arrest
be made in connection with his
charge OF perjury, he said. world de-
pend on further developments.
In his statement District Attorney
Brady charged that Miss 10y Provost.
also known as zey Pyvron. had
changed her testimony before the
grand jury from that she had given
previously to the police and officials
OF the district attorneys Office that
Miss Rappe had told her Arbuckie had
caused her injuries. Earlier last night
1t was reported Miss Pyvron refused
to sign a statement that Miss Rappo
had told her this and later. it was
said. she denied that she had ever
made the Insertion concerning Miss
Rappe. Brady said.
District Attorney Brady also
charged in his statement that Miss
CONTINUED on Page Four)
, 1921-09-13
GOVERNMENT CLEANUP SQUAD
ION HAND TO HEAR CLAIMS Of
SERVICE MEN With GRIEVANCE

The cleanup squad which arrived here yesterday morn
ing for the start of an intensive four-day campaign, in which
it is hoped that every ex-service man or woman who has a
claim for compensation against the government will meet
with the board to present the claim, is meeting with success.
HE little band of workers, including Colonel Barney.
, 1921-09-13

countiea, according to last ntght'B de
lvelopments. More than 100 bodies
have been recovered in these two
counties. reports said. Property dam
age there was said to be large.
In addition to San Antonio. whore
the list OF lead stood at 40. overnight
reports showed the following.
Thorndale-45 Mexicans drowned.
Laneport-23 Mexicans drowned.
Elm Grover-29 Mexicans.
San Gabrielle dead. including 5
Mexicans.
Alligator Creek-Five Mexicans.
Taylor-Six persons drowned.
Lawrence Creek-Thrce.
Readville-Two.
Between Gauz and Valley Junction
in Brnzos bottoms-Twenty.
Previous reports of two deaths at
Georgetown were confirmed today. ].
II. Cobb and wife. an aged couple.
were drowned in a small creek which
suddenly had become a raging torrent
SAN Texas,
Sept. 13.-The Red Cross was
authorized today to establish
4 tent city here in which to
care for homeless flood suffer-
ers. The United States army
will be asked for 50n tents and 1000
cots, Red Cross workers said. The
Red Cross will furnish the bedding.
Many OF the Mexicans returned 10
their homes or what was left OF them.
and are reported to be living in the
ruins. Sanitary inspectors under the
direction of The city and county
health boards have been ordered into
The district TO compel the inhabitants
to clean up.
Every effort is being made by the
authorities to get the districts which
were under water cleaned and disin-
fectcd. Plenty of labor at $3.50 a
day has been obtained for the prop.
crty owners requiring help. There
have been volunteers especially for
street cleaning. The federal authori-
ties furnished 20 large trucks to haul
off debris. and the city employed more
than 100 extra men to load the trucks.
The wooden blocks torn from the
payements are being hauled to one
place and those not broken will be
salvaged and used for patching
streets.
The majority OF the soldiers who
have been on guard duty will with
draw carly Tuesday. 1t was said last
, 1921-09-13
Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy tonight and Wedncs-
day. colder IN extreme east and south
portions tonight; frost or freezing
temperature tonight
, 1921-09-13

1po HknE anu TfenIfl
keene. Jones and kinifer. O'Farel
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
BETHESDA LEAOVEss
-, HEAR CANDIDATES TALk

ROCKVILLE. Nd, OCT 2<-Upou
invitation Of the Bsths.ds District
Community League. Edward L. stock,
Republican csndidSAts Tor the STATE
senate, and j. wellington Boyer. Wal
ter p. Plumley. M0ttim>r o. Stshiss
and Horace h. Troth. 1r.s Hepuplicpn
candidates for the houso OF 6eIegAtss.
attended meeting of the ,lsseNs hel4
last evening In the pubic schqpl ~
Chevy Chase. The prssidept. Eugene
E. stevens, presided. and about ops
hundred members Of the oreapjsatton
and others attended, The Dsmoarsttq
candidates for the State sepate and
house OF delegates had also tbssn In.
yited, but were unable. 10, attend. and
were represented by 10. Brooke Lee.
All of the Republican candidates de-
clared themselves In favor, OF pro-
posed law making the minimusp salary
of first.gFsde public schoQl ,teschSrs
81, 900. year. :. Mr.. Lee also gayS ss-
surances that all the DeIppcrAttc leg
islative candidates are ,iikewise fAvpr-
able to such q law. "a 81
The Washington times., 1921-10-24

Two tiny concentrated tablets of Vino Gen, taken
three times day with meals will bring amazing in
crease in your bodily vigor and marked changes for
the better in your appearance. These improvements
will be noticeable in very short tmein most cases
within few days This condition of better health
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No matter what form of yeast vitamines you have
been taking you owe it to yourself TO try Vino Gen
Yeast Vitamine Tablets without delay. Thousands
are getting quicker and pleasing results in this
way. Vim-O-Gen contains not only the well known
Yeast vtaminc called Water Soluble b, but also the
reast, known as Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble c.
hus Vino Gen provides the three vitamines which
ientists tell absolutely necessary to perfect
|ealth and growth. And TO increase the number of
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
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Be suro that you ask the druggist for vim-O -dea
Yeast Vitamino Tablets. Do not accept snys sab
stituto or imitation The genuine Vn-O q. Gen Yeast
Vtamine Tablets prepared from scientifically csil
tured yeast, rich in the three vtanines that science
tells necessary health strength and energy
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
FALLS CHURCH FEARS LOSS.
OF NEW LEE HIGHWAY

FALLS. CHURCH, Va. Oct. IT,
Facing the possibility OF losing the
Lee Highway to one Of two routes
on either side Of Falls Church. Of
ficers of the local Lee Highway! A..
sociation called mass meeting of
the citizens few days ago to
arouse interest In tho project.
About $500 was pledged last
spring to the State Lee Highway
Association TO obtain the routing of
the highway through Falls Church.
The first installment Is now past
due and less than one-half Of the
money Is In the hands of the treas
urer Officials fear that unless the
money is forthcoming tho associa-
ton will be forced to accent another
route.
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
a. ADMITTED TO TRADE,
r BOARD IN PAST MONTE,

During the past month the fol-
lowing Washington business. and pro-
fessionsl men were sdmitted to MEM
bership in the Washington Board OF
Trade: James H.. Baden. Bruce Baird.
II. G. Bergheimer, D. y. Burnham.
Edwin 8" Garrison. George L. Club.
w. w. Comings. Luther IT. Curtis,
Frank x. DAILY. Louis M Denit.
T. Carroll Grant. b. L. Hacken-
berger. William D. Helen. Robert T.
Hight field. RobertAC. Hilldale,, William
A. Hollins. c. Clinton James. Charles
~. Joyce. J. Reaney Kelley. Vim. r.
Kelly. A. c. Lampe, Harry l.. Light,
Henry &C, jMacatee, Mercantile Tfaf-
tic Bureau, Inc. Joseph Garrett
Reilly. Lloyd Bruce Riley. Harold s.
Roberts. Rudolph W. Sant4lmaf,n,
W. w. Shaw. Milton II. Stokes,
Ssnnuel Styles. George s. Watson.
John T. Worthinston. Joseph r.
ZHgowttZ. -! .}ls. T. .!'.ti-, t~-:s
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
Y. M. C. A. WILL GIVE FREE
= COURSES IN REAL ESTATE

Free lectures In real estate, sales.
nanship. advertising. and credit
management. are to be given this
week at the Young Mems Christian
Association. These are all special
courses prepared under direction CT
Arthur l.. Ward, director of educa.
ton. and have the cooperation and
endorsement of the national and local
-a
An Introductory course in foreign
traders being planned. to begin about
the middle Of November. and a new
class In public speaking. in charge Of
Arthur Deering Call. will open on
Wednesday evening, November 8.
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
I.xKoliE. N. D

tAs ssrvss. iseyssss bydily wsisSt ssal Ssisd
Saek SSsFGy snd rsssssi kssasesA a vi
phsts under . guarantee Of s@tisfsotion or
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
{. ..A..M|TCHELIs
',TO.hEAO,OR|vEs. J.
! 5is.F0RRED'CR0ss
othsrp Named TO Assist In Cam
palgn Starting on
a, ATmistics Day. ~.

/ Edward "A. Mitchell. of washing.
ton. has been named chairman OF the
District Chapter, Fifth Red Cross
Roll Call for this year, H., ,ts
Headquarters. for the coming mem,
bership drive, have been obtained at
the old Merchants and Msnufactur.
ess bank building. ltit y street
northwest. where the executive Of
fices and headquarters OF the Wo-
mems Volunteer Corps, whose work.
ess' win be In uniform. win be estab-
< sssrfins, armistiee day. the drive
win continus until November "a.
The central committee viii be oqIp.
posvd Of Vice President Coolidge.
Speaker Gillette. Senators Wads-
worth and Kenyon. John Poole.
DIR. J. J. Dimon. Frank 3. Hight.
John Dolph. James Sweeney. Charles
ID. Boyer. Thomasy Bradley. Philip
King. Or. James E. Freeman. Isaac
Cans. and CunS H. Rudolph.
I,wemen's Committee. y +
The women's COMMITTEES. Of which
Mrs. Theodore w. Richards is chair
man. win have on It Mrs. Adolph
T. Boardrnan. Mrs. w. J. BoardmaJi.
Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. E. A.
Mitchell. Mrs. I. w. Litteii. Mrs.
Montgomery. Blair, Mrs. Charles
Lypch. Mrs. Kathleen Kline. Mrs.
Martha e. Spencer. Mrs. Simon Wolf.
Mrs. A. W. branson, Mrs. c.. ID. Car
ter. Mrs. Clara ". tChappelle. Mrs.
John Hone and Mrs. Seaton Schroe-
oer. -. o.. .
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
GIRLS OUT
s.,, FOR POPULARITY PRIZE

HYATTSVILLE, Nd. Oct 24.-Gtrls
OF Hyattsyille will vie with. each other
in the contest no determine the most
popular young lady OF the town which
Will be the big feature at the disarma-
nert celebration TO be held November
II to 10. under the auspices Of Com
pany r, First Infantry, Maryland Ma.
tional Guard. of Hyattsvilie.
awarded a diamond ring. The celebra.
tioh will be staged In the local armory
AZ Franklin street and Maryland ave
nue.. The lsdies' auxiliary are Co
operating with the company.
The Washington times., 1921-10-24

nstss, iss0sd by the debtor roSvntrsss
bearing interest al per cent. Tns
plan now sdvsncod ,i< % tsks tvpnas
fram fhs~s .xpv-rnueauis o0s ~ va
rious times when u v ,tnouGbt mat
thsy may be .sbls 70 AmAhs psymsnt.
This. briefly. e what 10 mssst whom
We speak OF 'rsfundiss the forslsn
loan 81 4 j. ~ ~ ~. 49, s-.l
.To NEST tint. situation ssuy,1iy.
fairly spd IN the sasns ooopsrstivs
spirit that bound the slltest tossth-r
during the wNr .CengreSs n 70 pvw
perfecting Iestsisaion prsyod}nS Tor 3
rsfundins' Of this snormovs 1sAn that
viii be satisfactory 10 crsditor ana
debtor alike" ei. s..-.ik.4
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
VIM-O-GEN Yeast Vitamines
Pleasant and Easy-To-Take

vigorous physical development, vm-O-osp siso con
tsns iron and other health-building ingredisnta
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
Veterans Demand U. s., Goods.

Veterans of foreign wars are asked
to demand American made goods in
a resolution adopted by Equality
Post. made up OF Walter Reed pa
tients. Through the demand for
American goods the post hopes 70
encourage a national movement along
this line which will boost manufac-
turing in this country and furnish
employment for the jobless.
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
Civic Body to Meet Tuesday,

The Georgetown Civic Associa.
tion will meet tomorrow nisth,
in Alexander Memorial Baptist
Church, NJ street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets
northwest sGarnett c. Wilkerson. As
sistant Superintendent Of Schools;
Charles s. Hill, and Mrs. Gabriel Pei
ham will speak. '.'.'
The Washington times., 1921-10-24

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fr. Asures ,s Do include the circulation or ad
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The Washington times., 1921-10-24

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Editor Of n. J. ''Pkysieiqas
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The Washington times., 1921-10-24
money EXPERT /.
EXPLA|NSALL|ED.
DEBT FUNDP[AN
Assistant Treasury Head Says
Loan Situation viii Be Settled
In Satisfactory Way.

The plan by which allied nations
are TO refund their debts TO the
United States was the subject OF a
talk by Col Edward Clifford. assist
ant secretary OF the Treasury. at a
meeting OF the Political Study Club
' saturday
- Ac'.s" aaid colonel clifford.
"srs now In the form OF demand