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, 1922-06-08
TROOPS
ARE

LONDONDERRY, June s.-By The
Associated Pressl-Six hundred men
of the Liverpool regiment arrived her
last night, taking up quarters in Ter
m~onbacca House. owned .. the Naz-
areth nuns, Gwynns institute and
the Magee Presbyterian college, all on
the Donegal side of the river Foyle.
The Londonderry military barracks
are on the county Londonderry side OF
the Foyle. so that there are now large
concentrations on both banks of the
river.
Tho Republicans have comman-
deered the st. Johnston Orange hall,
four miles from Londonderry, and
also Dunmore lodge.
An Exchange Telegraph statement
on the concentration says:
Several thousand rebels are re-
ported to be concentrated at Rappoe
county Donegal. armed with the lat
est American rifles. Large rebel forces
on the northern side of the Derry
Donegal border are reported to be
conscripting Donegal loyalists who be-
lieve they are going to be used as a
screen in a rebel attack on London
derry"
, 1922-06-08
TOTAL COST tt |: !: !:
h Of
NATION WILL BE-
and
LESS THAN FOUR:
BILLION, REPORT |
Big Sum Is Slashed From
Original Estimate CT the
House; Fight Is Waged.
With Presentation

WASHINGTON. June s.
An effort to present the SOL
diers' bonus bill to the senate
today was blocked by SENATOR
sippi.
chairman Mccumber OF the nnaneJ
committee gave notice that he y~o,,
make another effort later in the a.
to get the measure to the senate c.il
endar. eA
because OF the parliamentary prol
eeuure under which the senate waJ
operating unanimous consent VA.
necessary TO present the III ana ~
port' which earlier In tho dav h.dl
been made public by Senator Mccs,m1
consent. such
Asserting that eongres5 bnd r,i,|
the claims aEainst the governm.n, =,
war proflteers'' and that eve-
eiIort was made 10 pay compens.-
@ 70 M soldiers there was objec.
ION. senator Ashurst. Democrat
Nrizona. urged Senator Mocumber 10
move that the bill be received.
HH"e mas come for the use or
PLUCK and grit and courage and sana !"
tho Arizona senator shouted. sen.
A'or McCumber explained that n.
could not cder such n motion beca,,s.
mere was n gentlemen's -ar,cer.,.
that the tariff bill would NOT be I.sd
aside Tor controversial measures with.
out notice being given.
senator McCumber said that af,,-
consultation with members on ho,h
sldes OF tho chamber he o ask ~.
,a,'er to lay aside the tariff bill and
Ike ~ the bonus measure.
announcing his opposition to IN.
Aure, Senator Underwood OF Ala.
r .he Democrat leader. said he
would be very glad II tho hiIi -.
owe until after tho Novenhe- o,a.
tons, 80 the American peopIe co,,d
the measure. u 10
, 1922-06-08

former official of the khan who is be-
neved to- be in Atlanta, Ca. pending
extradition proceedings was indicted
today.
That Nathan A Baker. kieasie Of
the khan. who n in custody Of the
psychopathic ward of he county hos
pttai, had made elaborate plans to
leave Los Angeles before his arrest
was announced hero by Under Sheriff
Biscnfiuz. Baker was to have made
his from a local hospital where
he was suffering from nervous break
down according to the under sheriff
He added that Baker had hired an
automobile which would connect him
with an airplane at a local aviation
field. Baker was arrested at the re-
quest Of the district. attorneys office
and is held under SO 900 bail.
Thirty-four of the alleged members
of the khan who were indicted ycster-
day were to appear before Judge Fred
erick w. Houser OF the local superior
court today ard deposit bsn in the
sum of 81 1000 each, according to the
attorney, Paul b. DOT. Bench "a
rants win be issued>for those who do
not appear in court
, 1922-06-08
BONUS COST SPREAD
OVER IS YEARS.

June s.-Tbe sol.
dlers bonus bill was formally pres.r,
ca today in the senate by Chnirman
of the finance committee
with an accompanying report pIac,ng
the cost TO the federal go
eminent at 1886. $50 ,4s1 spread ov.r
a period Of 43 years from NEXT yo,,-
airy This is approximately $3.50 ooo
ooo less than the estimate under ~.
house bill. which was s4.oeg 7Is. aso
payable over 20 years.
The senate bill estimate was ~
pared by treasury experts and Ia ha.sa
on n theory that rs per cent OF the
4,fos'lss veterans who would be e1.
sinie Tor compensation would elect the
aolusted service certificate option,
ga per cent, farm. home and land
settlement aid. and az per cent voca.
tional training aid. Should all OF the
veterans select the certificate plan the
total cost would be s4,4S6, 545, eT5.
With reference to financing the Ter.
isfation. Chairman McCumber's report
said 1t was hoped hat the reduction in
governmental expenditures plus the
payment OF interest on the refunded
foreign obligations would be sufficient
TO obvtate the imposition of additional
taxation.
"If it does become necessary to I'M
pose additional taxes the report con-
tinued, 'ft is believed we can better
determine the of the necessary
levy and the methods of Distributing
such burdens for the future at a Later
date when the future condition OF the
treasury will be more accurately ss-
tablished."
Senstor McCumber explained hat
an atterapt had been made TO reduce
to a minimum actual cash
under the bill during the next three
a while the treasury is ngage
In refunding the nearly seven billions
OF dollars Of maturing government OBJ
legations. The estimated cost of the
bonus for those three years was s24s-
900. 900.
After its presentation to the senate
the bonus bill went to the calendar
where it will remain until there is an
agreement to call It up. Senator Nc
Cumber and some other proponents
desire early action but several Repub-
lican leaders are opposed to sidetrack-
ing h tariff bill as they expect the
fight over the bonus to consume at
least a month and perhaps six weeks.
This Measure differs somewhat from
the house bill md very widely from
the bonus bill that was reported to
the senate last ear and later sent
CONTINUED On Page ~
, 1922-06-08
General Sage Held
Highest Decoration

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June s.-Brig.
adler General William II. Sage. until
recently commandment Of Fort d. A.
Russell. who died at Omaha last Sun.
day. was the holder of Amer. cas-
highest decoration, the Congre ssiossl
Medal OF Honor. awarded for lieroi,m
in the Philippine islands while ne was
e second lieutenant. Sage and a de.
tail OF eight men. on patrol duty.
were surrounded by 500 Moros. They
drove back repeated attacks and fin
ally the tive surviving white men -
Sage and an enlisted man-shot their
way through the attackers and es.
capped.
, 1922-06-08
Girl Escapes
From Gypsies
Second Time

SYDNEY. n. s.. June s.-Polce
authorities here have in custody a
girl who says she is Rosa Miguel.
of Norfolk. Va. and who declares
she has been a captive of a band OF
gypsies near here.
me young woman asserts that at
the age Of IL she was kidnapped
from her home in Norfolk, and later
forced 10 marry the son OF the chief
OF the gypsy band. Later she was
rescued. but she was found again in
Philadelphia by the band. and once
more carried away. Her second
abduction, she declares was followed
by cruelties.
Yesterday she contrived to get
away from the Gypsieg and take ref
uge at a police station here.
, 1922-06-08
RICKENBACKER
PLANE STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING

DETROIT. Mich. June s.-The all.
metal plane in which Captain Eddie
Rickenbacker was attempting a cross
country flight from New York to San
Francisco was wrecked this afternoon
at Packard field. near this city. when
struc by a bolt OF lightning 20 min
utes before Rickenbacker m his par
ty were to have taken off for Chi
cago.
Neither Rickenbacker nor any mem
Der OF his party vas seriously injur-
ed. although three workmen engaged
in tuning up the plano were render
ed unconscious. One OF them is said
to be dangerously hurt.
, 1922-06-08

Secretary Fail. in a report to the
com nittee. said that the total urea
remaining in the restnve As Of De
cember 1. 1891. was ~s.ctz.I5s acres.
located in Arizona, California, Mon
tana. North Dakota. Utah. Wyoming
and Louisiana. The Mondell bill
originally provided that h states
should receive 37h pe- cent. hut Mr..
Fall. speaking for the navy and in
terror departments. said he would not
object to the legislation provided the
share be reduced to 20 per cent. 10 be
paid only after passage OF the meas
ure.
The report on the bill as presented
by Chairman Sinnott declared the
amounts to be received by the states
was in lieu OF sums they would get
from TAXATION were the lands in pri-
vate ownership.
, 1922-06-08
0SER offered
GOOD JOB In
YELL0ESTON E

HELENA. Mont, June s.-n
MAJ Oser, fiancee Of Mathilde Nc
Cormick. granddaughter OF John ID.
Rockefeller is uDemploy ed for the
summer, n job awaits him in the
Yellowstone Park al a Satisfactory
salary"
The Swiss ho-seman has been
cabled an offere of employment by
the Yellowstone Park Transportation
company, from It's headquarters In
Helena, Ii became known today.
M cornpany's message follows:
IF unemployed will offer you posi-.
tion in charge OF saddle horse tours
in Yellowstone Park with satisfac-
tory salary. Answer
, 1922-06-08
President Will
Speak Friday at
Big Dedication

WASHINGTON, June s.-President
Harding accompanied by Mrs. Harding
and a small party Of friends. left
Washington shortly after 9 o'clock
this morning for New Jersey. where
tomorrow he viii deliver an address at
the dedication of the Princeton battle
fled monument.
The president and his party Travelled
oil a regularly scheduled train.
Accompanying the president in ad-
dition to Mrs. Harding were Senators
Frelinghuysen and Edge OF New Jer-
sey. Speaker Gillette of the house.
Secretary Christian INT several news
papernen.
, 1922-06-08
Wyoming Man
Under Arrest
As EmbezzLer

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June s.
Jacob D. Bercu. ss. head OF ]. ID.
Bercu and company, brokers' was
arrested wednesday charged with
embezzling s1o.7so while treasurer
of the wyoming Commercial COM
.pany in Douglas. Wyo-, three years
ago.
-Four warrants were issued for
Bercu's arrest. Edward Ewel. re-
cetye for the Wyoming Commercial
said today q shortage oil
$500. 900 exists in the finances Of the
organization.
Bercu was arraigned Monday
afternoon on a fugitive warrant
charg and released on a bond OF
50 500. He was held at police a
quarters today and was preparing TO
tight extradition to Wyoming.
, 1922-06-08
Eagles for
Shrine Visitors

SAN FRANCISCO. June s. Ten
thousand twenty dollar gold pieces OF
The mintage of 1922, the first of these
coins to be released by the United
States mint, have been secured by
City Treasurer John +. McDougald
for distribution TO delegates to the
Shrine convention here next week.
Amy Shriner in uniform. with $50 in
currency or silver. may get one OF
the new coins.
Tho 5000. 900 outlay went under
heavy guard to the ~treasurer's office
today.
, 1922-06-08

BELFAST. June Soy The As
ISOLATED Press).-An engagement lie
tween the Irish irregular forces in the
Belleek district and British troops be
gan al l o'clock this afternoon. AT
that hour signals were sem up indicat'
ing that the British troops were being
fired on, while there were bursts of
rife firing from the north.
The British artillery then opened up.
landing two shots lea the Beileek
fort, which is in Free State territory.
A correspondent at Enniskillen tele-
graphed this morning that from OBJ
servations around Tough Erne and
other information. the program was
for the Lincolnshire and Staffordshire
troops. supported by a battery of how
tiers and armored cars, to endeavor to
dislodge the irregulars.
THE situation" adds the correspon.
dent, ''is somewhat Gilbertian and
could only happen in an Irish war
There is Pettigoe in the Free State,
loyalist to a man, now under the au-
thority of British troops. while on the
other hand Belleek. in Ulster except
for the fort. Catholic to tine backbone,
is now. under the domination Of irreg-
ulars who are neither Orange nor Free
State. This is confusing to. an out
slider.
9TH people Of Pettigoe are making
every effort to retain the British
troops until the boundary question is
settled and a deputation is going to
Belfast to put the case before the
, 1922-06-08

Sandy Point. Amur bay.
Reports to the navy department
from the commander Of tho Now
Orleans today. said that fears were
entertained That the small craft had
been capsi1ed in n sudden squalI.
and the men lost Two days search
Of the coast line had revealed no
trace 81 the men. the rcpoyt said.
Robert II. Free, ANN Of Fleet
of the party.
, 1922-06-08

pleted- eaing arrangements viii be
comfortable n the showhouse VIII
be first class in every respect. Plans
for its operation will not be an.
nounced until work now under way
nears completion but assurance is
held out that offerings will be OF the
highest class.
The office of the webel CONNER.
clal company which Is now located in
the Won Gordon Investment company
quarters will be moved soon to the
Rialto building. second floor. The
Rialto is the new title OF the Lyric
building.
, 1922-06-08

.vLADIvOST0K. juno s.@By The
Associated Pressl-Eight enlisted
men from tho United States gunboat
New Orleans, arc feared to have
been drowned In q sailing mishap At
Amur Bay. Siberia There has been
no race Of the men since Sunday.
Thoss missing are Coppersmifh Al
len, C~arpenter's Mate william Wolf.
Coxswain Harry Swanson Boat
swain Mate Ferdinand Schcschi,
Gunner's Mate Frank Shvn, Seameu
, 1922-06-08

is located and which recently look
1t over from the Lyric Theater com
pany. The exterior Of the building
will DO improved by extending mar
quees on both Second and Center
streets and display lighting OF unus-
ual beauty and brilliance will be in
evidence.
With a location second to none in
rse city the management believes
u ere is room in Casper for h oper-
alton Of such a theater as is prom
Used when improvements are COM
, 1922-06-08
)LDIER BONUS BILL PRESENTATION BL0CKE]
Teapot Royalties May Go to
Road Building and Schools

WASHINGTON, June s-The house, public lands committee in reporting today the
Monden blp providing that q prc of tn sums received as rents nd royalties from
within then wlp petroleum. reserve be paid to the states in which they are stuated,
proposed an mendmen that anfunds tFusp paid be- used for road building and educational
, 1922-06-08
Men Take
Slap At Pres.
Harding Today

HOUSTON. Texas. June s.-A res.
olution condemning President Hard
ig as an enemy OF organized labor
and declaring that all members of the
organization should work to proven
his reelection was adopted today at
the convention of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
, 1922-06-08
PEACE
HELD SATISFACTORY.

LONDON. June Soy The Asso-
ciated Press).--The Irish negotiations
are proceeding satisfactorily. it is Of
ficially stated and a full conference
of the treaty signatories probably will
be held tomorrow when Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George is expected to re-
turn from his holiday trip to Wales.
1t is understood that h experts
dealing with the question Of the Irish
Continued on Page Four.)
, 1922-06-08

CHICAGO. June s.-wiIlam T.
Pursell. wealthy broker. faced
charges today of attacking a H.
year-old high school girl who ap-
Piled for a position at his office yes
terday.
Purserl was released under bond
and permitted to spend last night
1t his home
, 1922-06-08
PONY EXPRESS
RACE ON COAST

THE DALLEs. Ore. June s.-The
crack Of h starting gun will send
the first rider on his way late today
In h pony express race from The
Dalles ~ Canyon City. 1877 miles for
a purse OF $1,000 in gold dust. The
race is a feature OF a pioneers days
celebration to be held at Canyon City.
, 1922-06-08
SEEKS DIVORCE
FOR THIRD TIME

Her first bin was dismissed in
1917 after a reconciliation. but a
decree was granted in her second
suit In 1919. Eight months later
the couple was married again.
The told friends the re-marriage
was for the same reason we were
married the first time"
Drunkenness and cruelty were
the charges in each suit
, 1922-06-08
BROKER FACING
CHARGE

"T have no sympathy for my hus-
hand said the brokers' wife when
she learned of his arrest This is
not the first time he has been in
trouble of this kind. The story is
true. There is no use denying it."
The affair reached the attention
OF the police when the girl tainted
ii a department store after leaving
Pursell's office.
, 1922-06-08
APPROVES
TEAPOT

WASHINGTON. June s.-President
Harding in a special message to the
senate today stated that tho policy of
the navy and interior departments in
dealing with the naval oil reserves. in
Guiding private leases. had his full
approval.
, 1922-06-08

CHICAGO. June s.-~This settles
it-In never marry that woman
again."
Such was the laconic remark of
Daniel NJ. Burnham, wealthy cigar
manufacturer. when INFORMED that
for the third time Mrs. Pauline
Gibson Burnham had filed suit for
divorce from him.
, 1922-06-08
ALLEGED EMBEzzLER
CAUGHT At CAPITAL

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June s.-Ray
Miller. wanted at Buffalo. wyo., to
answer a charge of embezziement. was
taken into custody here Wednesday,
Juset after he completed a $50 mile
automobile trip from Buffalo.
, 1922-06-08
BURGLARS PLEAD GUILTY.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. June 8.-Four
prisoners charged with burglary en-.
tered pleas of guilty in the Laramie
county district court here Monday.
They are Charlie Gorina. William
Roberts, Joe Jones and Everett Spreg-
gins. They will be sentenced later.
, 1922-06-08
DEATH PENALTY
AWAITS SLAYER

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June
s.-Tomorrow at sunrise Nick OBJ
lizalo is to be executed at the Utah
state prison for alleged participa-
ton in the murder of Marcolaus. a
miner. stabbed to death and robbed
in n lonely ravine near the peni-
Tertiary August 3. 1919. o5lizalo by
, 1922-06-08
ONE Death In
DAKOTA STORM

PIERRE. S. D.. June s.-one wom-
an is reported missing and property
damage amounting to many hundreds
of dollars as the result of a terrific
rainstorm which swept Ibis section
late last night and early this morning
, 1922-06-08
Divorced Wife
CongratuIates
Picture Star

CHICAGO. June s.-Jean Acker, d.
vorced wife of Rodolph Valentino. to-
day sent a telegram to the moving
picture sta copgratulating him on his
~acquittal on bigamy charges and wish
ing him well. h is en- route to New
York.
, 1922-06-08
IRISH FALL BACK BEFORE BRITISH
Beleek Recaptured from Irreg ular Forces Without Loss of L If
After ArtiAeryIs Brought INTO Play by Crovn Troops;
Fort Gipen Up With out Long Engagement

Hh troops which advanced this morning to tax The salient from the Irish irregular TROOPS
The fort overookingB Belief was first cap tued by the British troops and the town was
thenta nposssiono of by the military .#r.
At the Newtownards military eadquarters this atenoonH wass stated tina BeNek was
retaken without loss of life and that no prisoners wN taken.
, 1922-06-08
TO BE Name OF new
TAEATER, SECOND And CENTER

The Rialto will be the name of the big movie theater at
the corner of Second and Center streets where the Lyric was
formerly located and plans have been drawn for remodeling
the building both inside and out, according to an announce
ment today by Edward !. Schultz of the Webel Commercial
company, original owner of the site on which the structure
, 1922-06-08
43 INDICTED in KHAN
PROBE AT LOS ANGELES
Grand Jury Today Takes UpQuestiono of Submitting Report or
Plan Organization; Escape of KleagLe Baker from Hos
pitaI Before Arrest P repented by Officers

tiles of the Ku Klx Kln in Los Angeles county possibly will take u the question fsu-
hitting a report on the khan organization at its session here today Officials of the district
attorneys office submitted thela of heire evidence to the grand jury yesterday, and that
boyr returned f3 indictments o. 4
That Los Angeles authorities will ask for the arrest and detention of William S Cobmn.
, 1922-06-08


Tribune
The Fiction Scoop of the
Decade
Tho Tribune recognized the
many radio fans among its readers
would like to read a good radio
romance. Tt sought such a story.
hut couldn't find one-for nons
had been written. But, through
NEA Service, 1t engaged Arthur B.
Reeve to write such a serial for
original publication in this paper.
No need telling who Reeve is
millions throughout the world are
Reeve fans; Reeves celebrated
character, Craig Kennedy. scien.
eific detective, is universally ia
.ious in fiction, on stage and on
screen.
Reeve refused to undertake The
T-ibune's commission. unless I
can write a story that will add to
my reputation" It was this spirit
that has produced
Con Wings of Wireless"
A mystery story as engaging. as
e~nthralling. as enhancing as the
mystery of radio itself.
Read the first Chapter in
The Casper Daily Tribune
Satrday, June 10.
, 1922-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Chicago H. II. Il.
New York ....102 600 OK x x
Chicago .-..O2O 900 00-x X X
Batteries = Shawkey and Schang;
Robertson and Schalk-
At Detroit II ID. L.
Philadelphia 100 Ox0 2-x x x
Detroit ........-,114 1U0 Ok X
Batteries - Rommeil, Moore and
Perkins, Buggy, Olsen, Dauss, and
Rassler. Walker hit n home run in the
seventh.
Washington 200 oo2 1876 IL 0
Cleveland -. 900 010 00o-1 2
Batteries = Zachary and Char
rity; Uhle and 0'Neil.
At st. Louis r. III. II.
BOSTON --501-x Z I
st. louis .Oo0Sx < x
Batteries = Quinn and huel; a
Glider, Wright and Severed. Smffn
hit n homer for Boston
, 1922-06-08

WASHINGTON, juno Soy the
Associated Press).@Frank r. Siia,
1920 South Center street Stockton
Cal. gumner's mate on the United
State~ navy gunboat New Orleans,
IN Siberian waters, Is orc of the
party Of eight men lost since June
4. when tho party put out from the
ship in n small motor safler off
, 1922-06-08

are details from three British regi
ments equipped with AZ inch howitz.
ers.
, 1922-06-08
EIGHT U. s. SAILORS LOST
BAY SCENE

Leon eIcodd, Robert Free and
Brown.
, 1922-06-08
Weather Forecast

Unsettled weather tonight and Fri
day: probably showers in east and
north portion; not much change In
temperature.
, 1922-06-08

a IegiSIp cures.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The following program to be given
by the Lyceum tonight at the High
School Building.
Selection by Orchestra
Recitation-Lucy Radabaugh
Essay-Paul Bennett
Piano Duet-Martha Blakeslee and
Laurel Hymes.
Original Story-Denver Shomo
Biography-Wanda Gamer
Sayings in B. H. S.-Avah Ware
Vocal Duet Media Pill, Maurine
Rosenberger
Reading -Monta Corrick
"Lyceum Corn Cutter"-Mable Hill
yard
Vocal Solo William Curry
Representations
Stark Shomo Leni Rohrbough
Troy Brady Marie Brandenburg
Margaret Smith
Selection by Orchestra.
Reading-Gladys Thornhill
Debate: -Resolved that Klu Klux
Khan has been beneficial to the U. s.
and should not be abolished
Aft. Neg
Ralph Thornhill Fred Boner
Piano Solo Elizabeth Rozenberger
Selection by Orchestra
The Senior III class has the highest
grade in Spelling for the first six
weeks, having an average of $3.50.
The Sociology class has been hav-
ing many interesting discussions Of
the Darwinia Theory Of Evolution.
A very interesting lecture on Fam
lily Remedies" was given in the High
School Auditorium by Herbert Leon
Cope, Tuesday evening. This lecture
was given under the auspices Of the
Civic League and was well attended.
The new system Of making up work
lost by absence is very effective ard
we hope that it win result IN . DE-
crease Of absense.
Next week will be observed a. sda-
cation week.
There will be no school Friday, .
the teachers will attend the TeachexNN
Round Table at Elkins.
SENIOR CLASS