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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
Bryan PTzsCiw MCCOrm'CkOTi'

Nadchodzace wybory coraz WIG
cej interesuja wszystkich / obie
partje republikahska i demokra-
tyczna zaczynaja energiczniej
sic ruszac 'ok0fo zjednania sobie
g}osow wyborc6w juz nietylko W
Chicago. ale w calym Stanie
Partja demokratyczna ME Easy
pia rowniez. lecz szachuje
wszystkie posuniecia partji repu-
blikanskiej. tax William Jen-
nings Bryan ma objechat wkrot-
ce ca}y Stan Illinois, by popsut
nieco szyki partji republican
skiej, ktora starala sic zachowac
Stan Illinois dla p, Mccormick.
Republikanie maja rozpoczac
swoja dzialalnosc W ciagu p6ito-
ra tygodnia sekretarzem ham
dlu, p. H. Hooverem. Wogole
kampanja dla pozyskania Stanu
Illinois coraz Szersze przybiera
rozmiary. Juz powszechnie u
trzymuja, re utrata Stanu Illinois
bylaby dla republikan6w gorsza
niz utrata trzech innych Stanow.
Zreszta Stan Illinois jest rodzin-
nym Stanem p. Mccormick j
dla niego utrata byiaby bardzo
upokarzajaca.
Prezydent Harding jest bardzo
zainteresowany W Stanie Ohio i
pragnie tam wysiat swoj sztab
dla przygotowania odpowiednie
go gruntu
U'silowania, by zaprowadzi6
zgode w5r6d frakcyj republican,
skich, speiziy ma niczem, wobec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
WOINA CZY POKoJ - ROz-
STRZYGNA TURCY.

Konstantynopol, 10. pazdz. -
Przedstawiciele dowodztwa
woisk sojuszniczych ma Biskim
Wschodzie powr6cii wczoraj z
NTudanii do KonstantynOpola.
Eonferencja rozjemcza zostaia
,hwilowo przerwana W celu umo-
zliwienia przedstawicielowi ma,
cionalistow tureckich porozumiec
sic L rzadem angorskim W spra-
vie ostatnich zqdan aljantow.
WiadomoSci telegraficzne Z
Mudanji donosza, ze wojska ture
ckie rozpoczeiy onegdaj posuwa-
mic sic ma obszarze neutralnym
uzdIuz cieSniny DardanelsEiej W
kierunku Chanak, gdzie umocni-
" sic wojsIa angielskie. OProcz
ego doniesiono, ze ma wybrze--
zach Bosforu, Cd strony azjatyc-
kiei niedaleko Beikosa pojawily
sic nuieregu1arne wOjska turec--
kic. Beikos Jest przedmieSciem
Nonstantynopola i jest on odle-
-lvm o 8 zaledwie mil cd miej-
sea, gdzie amerykahskie okrety
zarzuci}y kotwice.
w wioskach, po}ozonych ma
wsch6d Cd KonstantynopOla ro-
wniez pojawily sic nieregularne
woiska turec5ie kt6re zazwyczaj
stanowia przednie straze regular
aei armji kemalistow.
Teden torpedowcow angiel--
skich wyplynq} ma Czarne Mo-
RE ! zatrzymai sic w Shilmeh
gdzie dow6dca tego torpedowca
udai sic ma brzeg zazadaf cd
Turk6w wycofania sic Z pasow
aeutralnych. ma co nacjonaliSci
odpowiedzieli mu, Il posiadaja
wyrazne rozporzadzenie znajdo-'
vania sic ma tym teTenie wsku--
.ek czego officer angielski oznaj-
nil. ze W takim razie 1 on row.
7iez tam Pozostanie.
Wiadomo$ci ze zrodeF angiel-
.kich donosza, ze Turcy ME
Drzedsiebiora dalszego nastepo-
wanna W giab terytorjum neu--
ralnego. Jednocze5nie Oznajmia-
IA r6wniez o wyladowaniu no.
wych wojsk angielskich celem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
Z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

WsCh0d sfOnca gOdZnie 5:o7.
Zach6d slOica o gOdzinie 5:17.
Es
PogOda W Chicago / okOlicy: We
wtOrek SrOde POgoda; niewiele
zmiany w temperature. UmiarkOwa-
nv, przewaEnie P6lnOcny wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: Maj
Wyisza wczOraj o gOdznie 7mej VIE
czOrem 90 stOpni, najnizsza wczOraj
o gOdzinie 4tej mad rauem 4s stOPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
r rAMERYKANSKI LEGION
STARA SIE o WPLYWY
w KONGRESIE.

"doZCh6 ISAAt ~
- WszystGie wysilh Amerykai-
skuego Legjonu skierowane beda
XII zapewnt1etiu przyjecia ma ma
stepnej sesji Kongresu konstruk
cyjnego, rastawodawczego progra
mu, kt6ryby zadowolnA zyczenla
wet4ran6w wojny swiatoweJ.
Poza talk zwanym woJskowym
bmusem, waIka, kt6rej rozpocze-
Gle przewidywane jest natych--
1,liast po zebraniu sic nowego
Kongresu, bedzie toczyia sic o
diva wybltne puokty programu
organziacji weteranow:
/. Utworzenie prawa, noca
kt6rego pcwszechny pobor woJ-
skowy obejmowafby nde tylko lu-
dzi zdohych do noazenia broni,
lecz takze zorgarizowana prace
oraz wszystkich innych mezozyzn
z.lolnych do wykonywania jakiej
koIw:ek piracy W chwilach tax wy
iatkcwych, jaka jest wojna.
2. Zorganizowar1ic novel ko--
misji w Senaoie i Izbie poslow,
ktoraby zajela sic wyfacznie usta
wudawstwem, dotyczacetn We
teran0w wojny Swiatowej, kiadqc
W ten spos0b koniec dotychcza7
sowym praktykolfl, wed}ug kto-
rych cc1noSne projerkty ustaw i
inne wnic,7ili prawne odiSyiane by
ly do caIego trrzina r6znorodnych
komisyj.
Wcterani chca silniejszego giosu.
Przy 1apewriCnen pc9arciu
weteranow, bedacych czlonkaml
Kungresu, l'derzy Amerykanskie
&c Kongresu, Amerykah1siego
I ,egjonu i innych crganizacyj we
tcran6w T. dawn;ejszych wojen,
maja nadzieje doczellac sic przy-
jccia programu, kt6ryby 1900
GOO Iudzi, jacy podczas Swiato--
wei wojny sfuzyli w armji st.
Zicdn.. zapewn;f ,,wiekSzy gfe5
W ;worzeniu ustawodawstwa, ich
tyIko bezpcSreinio d0tyczacego.
Ljderzy weteranow zwracaja
;wage ma stwicrdzony niejedno-
krotnie fakt, IL farmerzy i mne
vrgamzacje ustawiczu6e zabiega-
ia O ustawodawstwo, ktoreby
przynosilo i'm bezpoSredm:e ko--
rzyScl. Orgauizacje weteranow
lnaja takie same prawo do zada-
MIA cd Kcngresu. ably traktowa-
no je zbiorowo, bez obawy nara
zenia sic ma zarzrty, jakoby kon
gres protegowai jaa1ieS ,klasowe"
ustawodawstwo.
zapowiedziane ma przyszly pe-
niedziaiek otwarcie krajowej kon
wencii Amer. Legjonu W Nowym
Orlcanie zastanie ustaWodawcze
komisje tel orgamlzacji przy pra-
cy mad programem, lctory pred
stawiony bedzie W Kongresie PoI
rozpoczeciu nastepnej sesji.
w przewidywaniu starcia z zor-
ganizowana praca.
NleNtorzy z wyzszych tTzednl
I>ow Amerykanskiego Legjonu
przekolnanie, IL b;tmo
winno bye bezposre-
inio o6powiedzialne pred spe--
,jalla kongrcsjonalna komisja
dla tychze cclow lutworzens TAX.
aby ;nwalidn woienni ni:cli w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
AMERYKA WSTRZYMUJE
POcZToWA KoMUNIKACJE
q GRECJA.

Washington, 10 pazdziernika
= Generalny poczmistrz Work
cznapna tn wcZoraj o wstrzyma-
niu konun1kacji pocztowej 2
Crecja. Powyzsze rozporzadze-
nj, cbejrnuje rowgiez wszelkie
rrzesyNoi pocztowe do Smyrny.
Rozkaz departamentu poc0ty
stcsuje sic do ,,wszystkich gatun.
k5w koreepondencji oraz do prze
sytek pocztowych do Smyrny."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
KALEND

DIS, wtOrelz, 10. pafdziernika:
Sw. FTanCiszka Borg.
Jutro, srOda, II. padHernika: sw.
TPFeOna,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
AMER. WYDZIAL OKRETO'
WY UZNAJE DEcYZJE
DAUGHERTP'EGO.

Waszyngton, 10 pazdziernika
| = Przewcdniczacy anerykans4de
"a wydIzialu oqretowego Lasker
zawiadomii wczoraj wszystSie
czynnili, dzierzawiace statki, ma
lezace do tegoz wydzia}u, il sprze
daz tru11kow ma tych olretach
win;la bye niezwloczrlle wstrzy-
mana stoscwnie do ostatniego o.
rzeczcnia generalnego prokurato
Ira Daugherty'e ego.
Tclegraficzne zawiadomiema,
rozes4ane do wszysaasaich pred
sie5icrcow ckretowych, polecaja
i'm iiiezwioczne porozunien;e sic
kapjtanami wszystkpch statk6w
zuai dujacych sig ma morzu 'ezy
tea " zagranicznych portach.
11skrowe depesze do statkow na
pe1nem morzu.
kiadac nao;sk ia natychmlasto
we zasto2owanie sie do wydanych
przepisow. przewoduiczacy La
skier naI<azai rozeslac iskrowe
wzglednie kablowe depesze do
wszyst!ich olretow, znajduja-
cych sic ia morzu lub W cudzo-
zicmskich portach, zawiadom'c
niem wchodzacej bezwsocznie
W zycie decyzji.
Sckretarz wojny Weeks wyra-
I'll wczoraj niepewrnosc CO do spo
sobu, w jaki orzeczenie Daugher
ty'ego przyjete bedz;e W repubh-
ce panamskiej. Prawo Volstead'a
wylacza kanai panamski j wszy-
stlGe przejezd1ajace tamtedy O.
Irety pod prowizji profabrcyj-
rego al1tu. Okolicznosoi TAX sic
iednak skiadaja, IL wieksza Geese
towar6w, przeznaczonych dla Pa
nanny, wyiadowywana jest W do
tacli wojslcowych, gdyz Panama
ME posiada wfasnych udcgodnien
portowych. z tego powodu moga
zajsc prawne pzeszkody W wy
ladcwywan3u zapasow trunkow.
przcznaczonych dla Panamy, wo
bee czeglo selretarz Weeks od--
woia sic W tel sprawie do Dat
eherg'ego Q ileby generaluy
q =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
Wydzial Ohetowy Wprowadza " zycie
Decyzje Daugherty' ego.
I-sza Sesja Niemiec. Amer. Komisji Odszkodowa1
s5OOOOOOO POzYCzN Ola RZADU KUBANSKlEGO.
CIemenceau Przyjezdia Do Chicago.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

kazdej chwili jakas specjalna az
gencje, do ktorej moghby sic od-
woiywac W organizacyjnych spra
wach, zanriast zwracac sic do po1
szczcgolnych senatorow lub pos
slow o interwencje W wypadkach
;akichkolwiek zazalen.
'Scysja poniedzy zoTganizowa
rig praca a tyn1i, ktorzy uznaja
og6lne powoiarrie do s4uzby pod
czas wojny, ME zas ograniczonc
jedynie do poboru ludzi zdolnycfi
do noszerfa broni, uwazana jest
~ niestr jtcrsor,a
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lpokOnczentS - sn. 9-elell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-10-10
Cabinet AngieIski OmaWia. Dlsiajj
DaIsza SWa Egzystencje.
Francja a Amer. ROpOrzadzenie PrOhibicEne,
W Atenach ZaprOwadzOnO Stan Wojenny.
Kryzys Mnisterjalny W Danji.
lime TeIegrdmy Zagraniczne.

wziecia pod swoja opieka kolei
miedzy Haidar Pasza i Kadi
keui, Spodziewaja sic przybycia
nowych wojsk, oraz nowych od-
owjacyjnych.
Cztery tysiace Grekow opuSci-
10 Kolstantynopol udaio sic do
Aten.
Wczoraj znowu rozpoczeSa sic
prawidlowa nawigacja po Bosfo-
RE, ktory Anglicy zamkneli W
niedziele ma skutek wzmozonej
koncentracji wojsk tureckich.
Mudanja, 10. pazdziernika. -
Przedstawiciel nacjonahstow tu-
reckich zSozy zadania aljant6w w
parlamencic angorskim wsi1utek
czcgo konferencja rozjemcza zo-
stala przerwana. zSdania allan!
tow streszczaja sic do nastepujq-
cego:
Wycofanie sic Turk6w z obsza
row neutralnych, ograniczenie
liczby zandarmow tureckich ma
obszarach Tracji i wreszcie "a
jecie Tracji wschodniej przez
Turkow ale dopiero po podpisa,
niu traktatu pokojowego.
RZADOWI ANGIELSKIEMU
WYRAzONO WOTUM ME
UFNOSCI.
Londyn, 10. pazdz. - Rada
narodowa, reprezentujaca Gala
Partje Piracy, odbyla wczoraj po-
siedzenie celem przedyskuto wa
mia spraw, odnoszacych sic do
Bliskiego Wschodu.
w rezultacic dyskusji przyjeto
wniosek wyrazajacy brak zaufa-
MIA do polityki rzadu zadajacy
natychmiastowej rezygnacji rza-
du oraz naznaczenia nowych Wy
borrow do parlamentu.
Rad londyhski wyczekuje o.
becnie wiadomoSci Z Mudanji
Cabinet ministrow rozwazai
wczoraj szczego}y odnoszace sic
do przysziej konferencji po5iojo-
wei Z Turkami.
w sferach oficjalnych Oznaj--
miaja, ze powolne toczenie sic O.
brad ma konferencji w Mudanji
nalezy przypisa6 pewnym niedo-
kiadnoSciach w instrukGach "a
rowno rzadu paryskiego jak i
londynskiego. Miedzy przedsta--
wicielami tych dw0Ch wspom-
nianych rzad6w istnieja jeszcze
pewne nieznaczne roznice W po-
gladach wzgledem okreSlenia IL
czbv zandarmow turecIich ma
obszarach Tracji. Mimo to jed
max utrzymuje sic tn mniemanie,
re wszystkie tie sPrawy zostana
ostatecznie wyjaSnione i dojdzie
do zupelnego w mich porozumie-
MIA.
Paryz, 10. pazdziernika. -
Premier Poincare po1ecil wyso-
kiemu komisarzowi francuskiemu,
W Konstantynopolu wyjaSniG
wszystkie szczegoly odnoszace
sic do Scislego okre$lenia granic
pas6w neutralnych i okreslenia
liczbv zandarm6w tureckich. kto
rych nacjonaliSci majq posiat do
Tracji .....
Adrjanopol, 10 pazdz, = Wczo
raj przybyia tn specjalna woIsko
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KURs MAREK POLSNCH.

WedIe kOmunikatu POlskiego kOn
suiaiu gereralnego kurs marek jest
lis s7.O marck IN 81, czyi 1tls
-ept6w "a 1000 marek.
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D0kOhesenIe "a strOnisz :
, 1922-09-21
tMARSHAIL 9. REYNOLDS
WILL HEAD REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CAMPAIGN CLUBS

DIR. 4. A. Kell, chairman OF the
Carbon County Central Committee of
the Republican party, has received
word from State Chairman p. c.
Spencer to the effect that Marshall s.
Reynolds, collector of internal rev.
enue for the district of Wyoming.
and unsuccessful candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress,
has consented to become state direct
or OF Republican clubs.
These campaign clubs are to be
organized in every county in the
state and are designed to assist the
regular state and county organtza-
lions in interviewing voters. taking
polls raising funds. arranging meet
ings, registering Republican voters
and, most important of all, getting
out a full vote on election day.
The state committeeman and chair
man express themselves as being
very gratified by Mr.. Reynolds ac-
ceptance Of this added responsibility
and believe that under his leadership
the movement will be successful and
that very satisfactory results will be
accomplished. Mr.. Reynolds expects
to visit every county in the state
during the next three weeks.
, 1922-09-21
WE THANK YOU

The Eastern Star lodge wishes to
express the sincere thanks Of it,
officers and members to the business
men Of the city for the cheerful vel
come which they assisted in extend
ing to our visitors hast week and for
their beautiful and appropriate win
dow decorations.
We also wish to extend the thanks
of the o. E. 8. to the people OF Raw
Inns in general for the hospitable &C.
ton in throwing open their homes
for the accommodation of visiting
members of our order. Especially do
we thank Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Robert
son for their kindness In allowing
the use of their ranch for the fish
fry and also Warden r. A. Hadsell
for the courtesies shown our visitors
who were escorted by him through
the penitentiary. (Signed)
Mrs. Charlotte Patrick, w. M.
w. F. Nieman, w. p.
Mrs. Blanche Innis. Secretary.
, 1922-09-21
DIR, ATEN

DR.. Rex G.. Aten returned to Raw
Inns Tuesday having spent the past
six weeks in San Francisco attending
the clinic OF Doctor Albert Abrams.
DR.. Aten is now qualified and equip
ped to use the electric reactions of
Abrams in conjunction with hts
practice.
/. This new method Of diagnosis
and treatment 10 gaining prominence
all over the country. especially on
the Pacific coast. due to the re-
markable results obtained In the
of cancer, sarcoma. tuborc-
ulosis and other diseases heretofore
considered incurAble. During the
past three months P%earson's Maya
sine has been running . series Of
articles describing this work. and the
August issue contains an article By
Sir James Barr. past president OF the
British Medical Association.
During DR.. Aten's attendance at
the clinic there were about one hun
bred physicians. both medical and
osteopathic. representing practically
every state In the union. and also
quite . few from Canada and Euro
pean countries.
, 1922-09-21

q 600JSMTy
PurDaaAt TO the Judgment in tho
District Court Of Carbon Comfy
wyoming. On the Sth day Of septem'
Der. 1872. wherein Stock Growers
STATE Bank Of Saratoga, Wyoming is
plaintiff, aid Hiram Bailey is de-.
fendant, AID execution issued there
on, ON the said date, to O from
said defendant the sum of $22s164
and costs and aecruing costs, T viii
sell at public auction and vendue for
cash to the highest and best bidder
all Of the morteaged property de-.
scribed In said judgment and herein
after set forth, on Tuesday, the 26th
day of September. 1922, at 2 O'CLOCK
p. m, in view Of the said propertv
in that certain building, located i'm,
mediately weat Of The Jensen Hail. in
the Town Of Saratoga, Carbon Coun.
ty. Wyoming, to satisfy said judg-
.ment. to-wit:
All saddles. all harness goods of
every nature and description. all
leather goods Of every kind and de-
,scription; all goods, wares and mer-
'chandise Of every nature, and all 9TH
or personal property, used and con-
|nected with that certain harness
business, formerly occupied and oper-
ated by the said defendant, for the
purpose of satisfying said judgment,
costs and acQruing costs.
Dated this 18th day of September.
1922.
A. A. SANDERS.
Sheriff Of Carbon County, Wyoming.
9-14-21.
, 1922-09-21
GREAT DANCE
AT FIT. STEELE PAVILION

The Rawlins Volunteer Fire De-
partment covered itself with glory
during Rodeo week and incidentally
added q few much-needed dollars to
the fund which will be used to buy
cold weather fire fighting clothing.
which Is sadly lacking In the pres
ent equipment of the department.
First the boys staged a most cred
table boxing carnival. which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the fight fans
but which did not net the department
very much actual money, owing to
the heavy cost Of the attractions Of
fered the sporting public.
But their grand ball at the Fort
Steele dancing pavilion was a de-
cided success In every way, financial
ly and in point of attendance. for
there was the biggest crowd there
that v rel gathered at the dance
pavilion. Peterson's five-piece or
chestra furnished classy dance music
and everybody had a delightful time
until a late hour, and came away vot-
ing the Rawlins Ffremen the best
hosts ever.
, 1922-09-21
A TO FIGHT

Two husky young men called at
The Republican office Sunday night
and asked to be directed to the
nearest British counsel. They
stated that they were driving through
the country on a tour of inspection
and bound for the Puget Sound coun-
try via Montana. but hat they were
members &c the serve army of King
George and IL duty bound to report
for service as soon as their govern
ment declared war against Turkey,
which action was indicated by news
papers which they had secured.
, 1922-09-21
WOOD STAVE PIPE

Chas. d. Brooks, who represents
q Denver house which makes a
speciality of wood stave piping, such
as 1t is proposed to use in the new
water system when water Is brought
to the city from Sage and Beaver
creeks was in the city the first OF
the week. Mr.. Brooks is a brother
of General Manager Brooks of the
Union Pacific coal mines at Rock
Springs, and is making a visit there
but will return late in the week for
the purpose Of conducting a short
campaign of education on the sub
ject Of wood pipe and the ~creasoting
process, which 1t is said will preserve
the wood forever.
, 1922-09-21
LOST O FOUND

Mrs. W. J. White, who spent sev-
eral days in this vicinity in a search
for her SON, Gordon, aged Is, who
had away from his home at Cot
tage Grove, Oregon, departed for
that place Saturday night with her
son, who was found working on a
ranch nea Saratoga, and who was
located through the article In last
weeks Republican.
The boy was brought In and turned
over to his mother by Ed. Gould.
special deputy sheriff, at Saratoga.
The mother was overjoyed at the re-
union and asked The Republican to
express her deep gratitude to all
who assisted her in her search for
her son.
, 1922-09-21
DEER HUNTERS

Three intrepid hunters Of big
game sailed forth into the wilds Of
No Mans Land, somewhere south OF
Encampment and lear the Colorado
Wyoming line during the past week
and have not as yet reported to
their many anxious friends on the
progress SO far made. The party
consists OF H. e. Dunlap. =. C..
BertagnoM and J.. C. Marines. The
statement was made about the time
Of departure that the huntsmen were
after deer and that NO attention
would u DASA 70 bsar. hons. rabbits
Or coyotes, aAlses so3o Of these an
iAa1s hung around AAA gee IN tAs
~ was an .....~..--
, 1922-09-21
q. p. A + NAN HERE

A. 9. Boyle, who II connectsd with
the Union Pacific System water de-
partment. spent several days in the
city during the past week. Nj.
Boyle spent some time going over the
report OF the Weiland Engineering
Company's report ON the survey OF
ter supply for the city OF Ravlias
which time the report was formally
adopted.
, 1922-09-21
I1nAI. NoFIm

To WArrea b. Mcdowell, whose lagl
known residences was Wamsattsf,
wyoming, OF. % Caulson Aveaue,
Santa Cras, California.
You are hereby notified that on
the 18th day OF August, 1893. Flor
ence Mcdowell, your wife, filed her
petition In the District Court Of Car
bon County. Wyoming, praying for q
divorce from. you. OF the grounds
that you have willfully neglected. ia
provide her with the common neces-
saries of life fer q period of more
than one ~ year last past. when
such neglect was not the result of
poverty on your part which you
could not avoid by ordinary industry.
Also, praying for custody Of minor
children and alimony for their sup
port, as set for In petition.
You are required to answer said
petition ON or before the 14th day OF
October, 1922, Or judgment will be
entered against you accordingly, as
prayed for in the petition.
STELLA JUNGQuIs1'.
Clerk.
FLORENCE MCDOWELL.
Plaintiff.
A. J. ROSTER, Attorney.
First Pub. Aug. -, 1929.
Sixth Pub. Sent. % 1922
, 1922-09-21
ALTAR SOCIETY PLANS

The ladies of the Altar Society of
st. Joseph's church are making ex-
teusive preparations for a busy day
on November z next, which 10 cleo
ton day During the afternoon
here will be q bazaar held and At $3.50
. dinner will be served by the Altar
Society to which the general, public
IL invited. This dinner win be fol-
lowed In the evening by q dance
which will be given under the aus
pieces of the Knights Of Columbus.
Bazaar, dinner and dAnee will all be
held ut Masonic Temple.
, 1922-09-21

HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT1N0
Hemstitching and Picottng In first
class manner. Why send your orders
out of town? l ann prepared to do
work in this line at any time. Mrs.
z. 70. FroliA&. Phone sow. $50 II
, 1922-09-21
EABTERN aTAR DHIILL

One Of the prettiest features OF
the recent state gathering Of the
o. e. g., which took place In this city
last week was the dril which ~
given by the Rock Springs delega-
ton. This was put on Ut the Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday night. and 10
said to have been both beautiful and
impressive and very mueh enjoyed
by all.
, 1922-09-21
CAREY is 100 PER CENT REPUBLICAN

After the close of the primary campaign for the Republican
W: Hay had d defeated Robert emu D. S" Carey ey fS'a a narrow resS ma aps 't the
absurd report was industriously circulated by Democrats and Non
Republican ranks, that Bob" carey would u either bolt the ticket ' of
the party which elected him, or render only languid and passive
Early in the present month Mr.. Carey definitely disposed of
this tnsu silly rumor speaking ak at a most harmonious gathering Of Re-
ing straightforward, manly statement:
party. l have numerous letters from friends, suggesting all kinds
of such things, but l have not acted upon the suggestions and do
very queer indeed if I went out of office anything but a Republic
an. Anyone who says | am not going to remain a Republican is
spreading a plain, downright falsehood"
Then. as if this were not enough, Mr.. Carey has formally
rendered his services to the state chairman, F: c: Spencer, and
in its task Of electing a complete Republican ticket, from top to
for past recognition at the hands Of his party and for the splendid
vote which he received at the primaries August e.:
election. The Carey administration made an enviable record and
the program of progress so we'll advanced by the retiring Governor
encd and visionary Democrats. A united Republican party means
an overwhelming victory at the polls.
KENDR1CK RANKL ADMITS INFLUENCE NEGLIGIBLE
PAIRED to override presidents veto. Arrangements made
man Of the national legislative committee of the American Legion
that his much touted Influence" at Washington is absolutely and
The chairman, John Thomas Taylor, had wired the Senator
at Alton, requesting that m.h he return ct = to the nati il t capital pitt . there
Influence; %fn; ghe eS ssna % ! t 5sg,y Bemesr sfnsl ssastGfs t1 %so he are is li xtt5G %p
Had the senator been a member Of the lower house his his s a.
ssrsnce ss1 as it T IS pe3ieSsd t that III Floor %e Leader @Sssr M asas %t Win 3 bs able
to pilot the bonus bill through the house over the presidents vote
or his failure % exert it@probabiv means that the Bill viii die
there as It DIED once before ore, after e. t the hou; Sc had neaa passsd It Nv n.;r.
He was paired in the Newberry case, and on many other impor-
Which suggests that the genial senator might as well ride
herd on his 10000 acres in Montana 9tann and Wyoming NM sending his
vote in by mail: H. presence reae 9v IN mss sangs IT, n e ac1 nnthi Iepr t.
him or to his Democratic advisers.
, 1922-09-21
DEAN B RETURNED

Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Phtlbrook,
who have been absent tor some time
in Iowa during the critical illness Of
Philbrook's mother, returned
Friday evening, accompanied By his
father. Dr.. B. =. Philbrook. wAo