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Evening star., 1922-10-08

SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn 81. 500 to $4,000 yearly: big
! demand Tor men. inexperienced or experienced.
CITY or travelling. National Salesmen's Tr.
Dept. 359. Chicago
Evening star., 1922-10-08

EVERY BODY uses extracts sell DUG Douoie Dnni,,
pscessities Rig repcaters. Write today. Duo
Evening star., 1922-10-08

ANAZING PROSPERITY-Big profits. big
sales: new line toilet goods, fancy boxes; SCI.
rrse disnlay cases b. Reid Factories. 2oo3
Mango Chicago
Evening star., 1922-10-08

EXTRAORDINARY Today offer. 10 convince
agents Mexican diamonds. guaranteed 20 years, sr
Isye rainbow hriIliancy~eIactly matching mn
30, GENUINE diamonds we'll send perfect l-kt
s; GEM only 81. cod: catalog and agen,
ssmple outfit proposition free: act auicSs Mex
can Diamond Importing Co.. Box -ls Las
NJ
Evening star., 1922-10-08

EYTRYBODY EATIs50 weekly introducing
Mother Hubbard foods direct to consumer.
Send 35c for FIVE full-size packages 'Ne1ial
rat,iI price 81 T5) and complete outht. Adam
1..harr i6n CnnRress Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

CARPENTERS. bricklayers and builders. Send
for free plan Of 6-rm bungalow and our book
How to Read Blue Prints" Just out: no
charge. Learn how to make more money in
the building business. Address Bldg. Dept
2l45. Chicago Tech, 272l South Michigan ave.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

SALESMES-New speciality: all retailers: pos
itivev 500 to $50 daily Including expenses
Box B-3S2. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

EXCLUSIVE territories given to high-ciass
representatives of our famous pearl ne. M .
800 per week in spare time. Write foday Ior
.neciaI sales plan. Lucille Pearl Co., os- otn
Evening star., 1922-10-08

SALESMAN. advertising. who has made SO =
ooo per year straight commission basis ::
bic proposition of many years standing PHI
Norton. $50 Wade St. Cincinnati Ohio
Evening star., 1922-10-08

who knows his business: steady position TO
right party. Maxwell Furniture Co., Eckins
nj
Evening star., 1922-10-08

SALESMEN-Fery salabe specially: all re-
taiiers: side or regular; profitable and pleas
ant: $50 week and expenses guaranteed
against liberal commissions: plenty new ter
ritory. Box H-Ss2 Cedar Rapids lows
Evening star., 1922-10-08

RIG SLNSATION-s1 shampoo outnt selis Isst
~ sn with 5oc worth OF goods free: cost l3c: :
carslog. United Perfume. 50 warren. Ee"
Evening star., 1922-10-08

AR, ORR free sample case toilet articles
na-f,mss AND specialties; wonderfully pr0hta-
lie. Ia Derma Co., Dept. lls. Main anu a.
a
Evening star., 1922-10-08

LABORERS to clean bricks. $3.50 per thou
sand:-Apply Conn. ave. and Ttlden ct. nv.
lABORERS (25I at new medical school bldg.
Walter Reed Hospital. Royle Robertson Con-
structiOn Co
Evening star., 1922-10-08

KEAL ES 4 / E SALESMAN
To sell new Virginia subdivision and new
section just opened In Lyon PARK. Must have
had sales experience Of some Kind. aud must
have car. Commission basis, Right man can
make $500 or more monthly. Requirement.
ability, energy. honesty. personality. Write
for appointment.
RCBY LEE MIxAR.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

sTENOGRAPHER-Prefe settled woman nv-
ipg near our plant; modest saiary to start: 20
Rssssrcb I.sosefsr, essr s1Is %ssss II neTpeas,e
IAxo-Aspirin. Mt. Rainier, Nd,
Evening star., 1922-10-08

ROY wanted at Curb Cafe. 511 Ind st. ne,
to whit en- tables at night. Will pay good
, 1922-03-20
Soviet Women
Buy Husbands
For Passports

ODESSA. March 2o.-MarriaEe-
to-the-fruntier only is ono OF the new
forms Of commerce in Russia WON
en- are, willing to pay handsomely
those foreigners. who. by virtue of
their passports. may pass freely out
OF Russia and also enter Poland.
Rumania- Germany. or othor coun-
tries and take with them women
passing ns their wives.
As Russian subjects. neither men
or women may easily get permission
to leave Russia, and. II SO, the other
countries VIII not receive them
Subjects Of Turkey and other
Moslem Countries engaged in this
marriage business some times take
out -four wives at a time, the num-
Der allowed by their marriage laws.
Some times such marriages of the
moment M unhappIly. Tho hus-
band Of a Daku lady of beauty sue
coeded in getting out. and then
planned for his wife TO marty a To-
cal official for the journey. The
official fell in love with the woman
and insisted that she remain as his
legal wife. as she had IN raef be
come through her own declaration
before the local Soviet marriage bu.
reau.
, 1922-03-20
BILL AT
HRE

WASHINGTON. March zo.-Presi-
dent Harding had three separate en-
gagernents today with GUS members
20 discuss tho soidiers' bonus questions
He was in conference first with Rcpub-
Iioan leaders who hoped to obtain
executive approval OF their planto put
through tho compromise bonus bin
with tho bank loan provision
Later tho president saw Speafur
GInett with whom rested tho decision
as to the suspension or rules for action
on tho bill today.
Following the speaker. Rspresenta-
tive Lineberger of California a for
mer service man, WINS on the white
house engagement list Mr. IAneberg-
er recently circulated q petition for a
conference of h.ouse Republicans for
Tuesday night to thrash out tho whole
bonus question. He had obtained the
necessary number Of signatures to as
sure a conference a but is deferring
presentation OF the petition to Chair
man Towner OF the Republican house
conference in the hopo that the sitla-
ton can DO ironed out without a gen
eral meeting.
House leaders czIiing ON tho presf
dent were Representative MondeII.
Wyoming. Chairman Fordney of The
ways and means committee, Chairman
Campbell OF the rules committee.
Chairman Towner Of the party confer
ence and Representative Longworth
OF Ohio a. member OF both tho ways
Continued on Page Threes
, 1922-03-20
GUNbIEN
IN BELFAST.

BELFAST, March eo.@Gunmen
again were active in Belfast today. A
number of carriers proceeding to work
were stopped by a man who pointed a
revolver at them ana ordered them
back. In the ensuing alteration one
carter was wounded
An ashman was wounded while
working in the Ballymacarrett sec
ton
The police barracks at MaEhera,
county Londonderry. were captured
during h night
A "B special" constable was shot
dead at Tobermore by raiders engaged
IN cutting wires and obstructing the
road
The garrison at the MaShera bar
nclos consisted of three members Of
the regular police force and eight spe-
Gals, who were surprised by an over
whelming force. Previous to tho at
tack the roads had been blocked with
trees and trenches had been cut and
bridges destroyed Telegraph conn
m~unication also was interrupted The
raiders obtained fourteen rifles
, 1922-03-20
Dodge GiDen
| Release Upon
Serving Time

DETROIT, Mich March 2o@Johl
Duvpd Dodge. p~ossessor OF a fortune
OF 81, 900 900 left h house OF corree-
ton this morning with IS IN his
pocket. having completed n five
day prison sentence for automobile
speeding.
HIS release came at 8 O'Clock ant
was carried out with tho greatest sc
crecy. at the request Of h prisoner
Dodce WINS taken TO the rear Of the
house of correction. allowed to slip
unobserved through n back door and
was whisked away in n prison auto
mobile to the homo of his father-tn-
law, NJ. p. o'Connor in this city.
Given his freedom an hour earlier
than the time set, Dodge escaped a
battery of newspaper camera men
gathered in front OF tho jail. Wheii
Dodge entered tho prison last
Thursday he had sos in his pos
session. He paid 800 of this as a
fine IN addition to the Jail sentence
Dodge left SO hurriedly this morn
ing he forgot to take with him a.
stcriing silver ~curkBcrew that was
among his possessions when he en-
tered the prison.
Tho corkscrew WIN be mailed TO
Dodge. prison authorities said
Although his punishment for VIC
lating the city speed limit is ended.
with exception Of loss OF his auto
mobile drivers license for q year,
Dodge is not yet "out Of the woods"
At 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning he
-.. -z-.- - c1,,~k No IyoT.-.,-N1
and face n charge OF reckless driv-
ing. following a midnight automo-
bile ride recently during which Miss
Emmaline Kwakcrnaak. Western
States normal student, jumped from
Dodge's car while II was travelling
at a high rate of speed, and gus
tanned serious injuries Then there
rs an additional charge of violating
the prohibition laws
Dodge put in several hours yes
tsrday writing an article for the
Detroit house OF correction ncwspa-
per Progress" published by the
prisoners Dodge's article follows in
part
Your conception and my concep-
tor of prison life have been decided
ly erroneous. We all were of the
opinion that prison officials were
cruel. burly bruisers with no hui
manitarian motives.
we thought inmates of prisons
were. on tho whole, coarse Hitter
ate ruffians. beaten and cowed until
there WINS nc manhood left in them.
W were wrong.
During my enforced i~ncnrcera-
uon 1 haye been greatly impressed
by one thing. that prison officials
ao extremely humane and that in
mates arc decidedly human"
, 1922-03-20
CASPER GIRL IS
FIRST IN STATE
EVENT,LARAME
Shorthand Honors Carried
Of by Marguerite Cole;
Other Honors Are
Divided.

LARAMIE. Wyo-, March 20.-Mar-
guerite Cole OF Casper. placed first in
shorthand contest OF high school week.
which came TO n close hero Saturday
with lively competition in all academic
events by Representatives of all state
schools OF importance. Marjorie Grit
fifth of Rock Springs. was second in
tho shorthand contest. Other winners
OF academic events follow;
Typewriting, Charles Starkey. Evan
ston. first; Hope Bergren. Sheridan.
second.
Vocal. Thelma Foster. Sheridan and
Glenn Mills. Evanston. FIRST: Louise
Potter, Douglas. second.
Piano. Harold vanTIorn, Powell.
FIRST: lone Harris. Evanston, second
Reclamation. Robert Adams. Wheat
land, first; Charles Pedri. Rock
Springs, second.
Heterogeneous speaking. George
Guy. Cheyenne. first; Hal wendt. Lam
der. second.
Debate, Leonard Hansen md WI
liam Glenn. Rock Springs. first; E1inor
Keyes and Bernice Brooks, Newcastle,
second.
Short story. Lorena Hubs. Chey-
enne, first; Pearl Budd. Big Pfney.
second.
, 1922-03-20
ULSTER BORDER
AGAIN SCENE OF.
OPEN WARFARE
Blown up, Roads
Bamcaded, Forces
Are Intrenched

LONDON, March 20.-CBy
The Associated Press.)-The
border line of Ulster is de-
scribed as like a battle 'front.'
by the Evening News Belfast
correspondent, who says rival
forces OF the Irish Republican army
and Of Ulster special constables were
actually within rife range and con
tinually firing at each other the week.
md.
The comhatants were too wen con
coaled for serious losses to DO inflicted
and the exchange OF fire was intended
mainly to prevent the springing Of
surprise attacks
The rival armies, continues the cor
respondent r gradually creeping.
closer and the first collision Is expect
ed to occur on the frontier near Gale
don. county Tyrone
Tho sound of the blowing Up Of the
bridges on the Ulster border during
the c nj could DO heard miles
away" adds the dispatch. The north
ern forces were mainly responsible.
and as the result of their activities
every important bridge leading from
tho Free State has been demolished
while hundreds OF roads have been
trenched and closed with trees.
The tension is already beginning to
affect the Inhabitants behind tho bat
tie line The u~ntonists along the
frontier r much perturbed over the
menace Of invasion md have asked
that more protection be afforded them.
Many close to the battle zone. which
Is no mans land. have had to excav'
ate their houses. which Immediately
have been occupied by the fighting
forces."
The Pan Mali Gazette and Globe
correspondents today telegraphed:
There arc all the clements OF a
serious outbreak on the Ulster-Free
state boarder n only n spark is
needed TO bring it about. Slime shots
already have been fired"
, 1922-03-20

The liquor dealers, Colonel Mutt de
clared. contracted without hesitation
to get any required mount of liquor
within "a hours" and to deliver II
wherever the pSchascr desired. -at
your hotel. the Courthouse or at the
postoffice."
1--WE win deiiver It at the railway
station II you wish It shipped" the
report TO Commissioner Haynes
quoted tho local dealers as offering,
and will attend TO placing It in
cases and will bury the necessary
grapefruit or tomatoes to cover IT
up.'-
More than a dozen OF our invest-
gators" Colonel Mutt said. ION the
first DAYS operation reported PROPOSE
ions of the above character and in
two instances negotiations were
closed. with the aid of bankers. all of
which Will be revealed shortly In
court procedure.
-Our investigators discovered that
many Of the operators owned their
own smuggling ships, would make
night oyage to a point near Mas
sau, Bimini or Gunkey. meet a schoon-
er laden with liquor. make purchases
at tho average price OF SIS per case.
return the mex night and received
double h price from their pur-
chasers. also making a mug profit on
h fruit and vegetables for packing.
They would explain that by diluting.
the consignment could be doubled and
oven trebled in quantity and sold up
north for at least 800 a case.
$50 hrazenly was the law violated
IN the city of Miami that in several
instances the principal prizes of
punch boards operated in prominent
cigar stands were bottles Of liquor.
Our investigators not only made win
nings OF Gordon gin, Johnny Walker
and Bushnell rye. but carried away
the punch boards as suovsnirz-~
, 1922-03-20
LAST O ON
Rhine

tho homeward movement of the ma>
jorfty of the American Rhine con-
tingent is now in progress
The action OF the a department
was merely a continuation Of policy
previously announced for withdraw
ing the American forces from the
Rhine territory as early as possible,
Mr.. Weeks said. It was indicated
hat tho status of army Legislation in
congress in no way Influenced the de-
partment's decision and also that the
controversy over payment by Ger
many for the maintenance OF the
Rhineiand troops was not involved.
Secretary weeks said thatrt the OF
, 1922-03-20

Grafton of two army transports now
bcing employed IN tho return of the
troops had been ordered continued
up to July 1, by which date all OF the
foroe would have been withdrawn from
the Rhine.
Secretary Weeks did not go into de-
tan as to how tho function exercised
by General Allen in the Rhinefand
commission and those of the Amer
lean forces at Coblenz would be trans
ferred to the allied commanders He
confined his announcement to the
statement that all OF tho troops would
be back in the United States by
, 1922-03-20

DAILY refused and another demand
wns made for tho blanket After twice
refusing to return the blanket DAILY
started toward the stable. when it is
said. Taylor produced n Winchester
and fired three times at DAILY. One
shot entered and shattered the right
shoulder. another struck the left arm
at h elbow and n third struck
Daily in the upper part OF the left leg.
After the shooting Taylor is said to
have left the ranch. Advices as to
whether he became a fugitive or re
turned to the Taylor ranch arc lack
ing. The sherifrs office here has re
cetved no word from Deputy sheriff
Deviin since he left for the Taylor
ranch to arrest Taylor.
In communication with DR.. Dacken
this morning the sheriff's office
learned hat the injured man was in
a critical condition and tina he will
be rushed to a hospital here this after.
noon in hopes of saving his life. DIR.
Dacken n his patient will arrive on
the Northwestern this afternoon.
DAILY was moved from Arminto to
NWolton this morning in order to get
him under treatment at a local hos.
pital at the earliest possible moment
Other details OF the affair will DC
suppressed until definite reports are
obtained from Deputy Devlin.
, 1922-03-20

Daly. Report or the shooting which
occurred at tho Buffalo Creek ranch
yesterday afternoon was received at
tho sherifrs office here'at IL O'Clock
last night Only meager details of the
affair were received.
Taylor who is said co have tired and
hit DAILY three times with q 1880
Winchester is reported to have been
|associated with his brothers, whose
name were given as Edward and
William Taylor. in the operation of
the Taylor anch near Rarnum.
DR.. Victor r Dacken, and Frank
]. Dcviin. deputy sheriff left here at
IL O'Clock las night for Arminto.
Wyo.. h doctor to carr for tho in
jured man who Is said TO be in a
critical condition from loss of blood
and DevIin TO effect the arrest Of Tay.
ior.
The scene OF the shooting is said
to ave been the Buffalo Creek ranch,
a property owned by John Krahoney
Of Rawlins- Jerry Mahoney of Cas-.
per was in charge Of the ranch Mt the
time OF the shooting.
From reports reaching here the
shooting occurred yesterday evening
after Taylor had ridden to the Buffalo
Creek ranch and after accosting DAILY
demanded the return of n saddle blan-
ket which was in Days possession.
, 1922-03-20

Natrona County Woolgrowers' asso-
citation held in Casper Saturday. Such
an association gives the wool men
unified strength and the benefit OF
cooperative marketing which should
react to the advantage of the industry
in this vicinity.
Under this plan the wool OF an
growers entering the pool will be
classified and will be disposed of in
lots to the highest bidder. The wool
buyers will thus have to submit seal
ed bid for the product and the com
mittee which viii have charge OF tbs
sales will have the option of selling
or Withholding the wool from the
market if the price Is not satisfactory.
Sales OF the wool viii be handled
for the Natrona county wool men by
Thomas Cooper. NJ. j. Gothberg and
Continued on Page Three)
, 1922-03-20
T0HARDNG REFUSES TO 0kTTl lME e {.
APPROVE BONUS BILL, - , a. 49, TN !. -
iaSf LEADERS TO co AHEAD fUKMtU IN tKHW
Rule TO Be
Promulgated for
Consideration in
House, Report

WASHINGTON, March 20.
Republican house leaders
failed today to obtain the
presidents approval of the
compromise soldiers bonus
bill, but went ahead with
plans to-put tho measure through the
house.
Speaker Gillette reoused to permit
he measure TO be brought up to-day
under n Suspension OF tho rules. how.
ever. and n spectal rule VIII be nee.
essa-y for its consideration
Leaders were to confer late today
as to procedure n SO time thai
house consideration OF the bonus
would begin
Representative Monden of wyo
ming. and four other house member
were cioseted with tho president al
tho White House this morning fol-
nearly two hours
Upon leaving the ezDcutfvets oclcs
Mr.. Monden issued this IN writing.
Speaker GIiett also had an appoint
ment with the D resident, but because
Va Nao AAaAbLA W dho CQLA6I61Ce DC
tween Mr. Harding and the houss
lenders the speaker had 10. return &c
the capftol to preside over tho house
session without securing tho execu
tive. Upon reaching the capitol the
speaker met with tho house leaders
and made known to them his decisior
not to recognize Chairman Fordney
today for n motion { suspend the
rules and pass the bin
While at tho White House Mr.
Mondeil and other members of the
house committee went over the whole
bonus Situation with the president
who was understood to have given nc
expression OF his views on the com
promise measure with IT'S bank loar
provision in lieu of the original cash
proposal
The president wa quoted as hnvine
said that he preferred not to make
any Recommendation
Administration officers who nave
discussed tho bonus with the presi
dent were under tho impression thai
the executive had not changed his
mind with regard to tho Legislation
These officers were OF the opinion
that the compromise measure would
not BIO passed by the senate: hat the
measure either would 30 held up there
or SO changed that cash would b.
available to the veterans desiring il
and the cost would DO financed either
BY taxes or tho sale OF bonds.
When the house met today, Repre-
sentative Garner OF Texas, ranking
Democrat on the ways and means
committee. asked unanimous consent
for Mr. Monden to ten the house when
h bonus BIN would be taken UP. Rep
resentative Campbell. Republican OF
Kansas. demanded the previous order
shutting off the request Later. how.
ever, Mr.. Garner asked Speaker Gil
lette for information about tho bonus
and was told that no one would be
r,cognized to bring II up today,
, 1922-03-20
BANDITS HOLD
UP ThEATER

LOS ANGELES. March 2o.-rwo
bandits walked into the Office of the
California theater. in the heart of tho
downtown district here last night and
robbed the office safe of the days re-
ceipts, estimated at between $4,000
Inc So. 900, according to reports to
the police
, 1922-03-20
Wrecks Home
With Gasoline,
Child May Die

DENVER, Colo. March 2o.-Cor1e
Van Raalt, II years old. intended to
start the kitchen fire at her home to-
day with kerosene. She picked up a
two gallon can OF gasoline instead.
The Ven Raalt farm house was nearly
wrecked by the explosion which fol
lowed pouring OF the gasoline into the
stove and the child was so badly
burned she may die.
, 1922-03-20
SHIP ABANDONED
CREW IS SAVED

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20
Abandonment of the San Francisco
bound steam schooner FaIrhaven,
water logged off the southwestern
coast OF Mexico near Manzanillo.
state Of Colima, was described in a
radio message received here today
by the marine department of the
chamber of m The mes
sage said the rev had been picked
up blythe steamship Katrina Luck
, 1922-03-20

enbach and landed at ManzanIlo.
The aus of the accident was not
given.
The Fairhaven. owned by j. f.
Davenport Of San Francisco. was IN
her way north from Punta Arenas,
Costa RIGA. She became wnter-
logged. according TO the wirless. at
latitude 1910 north, longitude 1O5 so
west The Fairhaven had a ton
mage of 1.0S7. She was built in 1905,
, 1922-03-20
BONDS
r. RECOVERED

ineton. was arrested by secret serv-
ice operatives In Charlottesville.
Va, and charged with completely
with Charles A C1evenger, an en-
ploye of the bond department of the
treasury, already in custody in con-
nection with ,the robbery. fecret
service officials said
, 1922-03-20
T0RRINGT0N TO ERECT
NEW 100000 SCHOOL

roRRNGToN, wyo., March 90
Am attractive site has oeen selected
with the cooperation OF Denver archi-
tects for h new 500. 900 school
building to be erected here this year.
Plans for the structure have also been
completed An auditorium capacity of
700 win be provided and tho building
WIN 70 modern IN an other respects.
, 1922-03-20
CONDITION OF
SOLON GRAVE

WICHITA FALLS. Tex, March 20
Congressman LucLan W. Parrish.
suffering from injuries sustained in
an automobile accident, regained con-
seriousness o a few minutes at about
noon today but his physicians said his
death at any moment would not be un-
expected.
, 1922-03-20
BANKS I'M LEAGUE WITH
MIAMI BOOTLECCERS. IS
CHARGE MADE BY 81 UTH
Robbers Loot
JeWeIry Shop

CHICAGO. March 2o-Three ban.
dts today held I'D Marcus Norman in
his pawn shop and escaped with virtu-
ally every bit of jeweiry in it. Nier.
man said the loot was worth between
$25 900 to 500. 00o."
, 1922-03-20

whSHINrroN, March 2o.-Re-
covery of all the liberty bonds.
amounting to SITE. 900 stolen from
the branch office Of the treasury
department Saturday night was an
nounced today by the secret serv
ice
q. o. wamsley, formerly OF wash
, 1922-03-20
WOOL nj N OF
NATRONA AGREE
TO POOL CLIPS
Series of Option Sales Based on Value of
Individual Clips Proposed for This
Season by Growers

Representative woolgrowers of Natrona county will pool
their wool after the spring shearing, thus enabling the wool
industry in this district to present a united front when the
wool buyers and commission men come here to get part of
their 1922 supplies.
This unique organization was perfected at a meeting of
, 1922-03-20
0BENCHAEN To
GO on TRIAL
SECOND TIME
Jury FaIS to Agree in Case of Woman
Alleged to Hare Murdered Broker in
Revenge for Unrequhted Lone; Vote
Stood Nine to Three for Conviction

Los ANGELES, Cal, March 2o-h her cefrf IN the county
Kennedy, her sweetheart, Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain. in
whose case a jury last night disagreed and was discharged,
today was resignedly waiting for tomorrow when. it was ex-
pected her second trial would be SET.
, 1922-03-20
TANK ExPLoDEs, MAN BURNED

RIVERToN. Wyo.. March GOV.
H Cooley. local r~ancher. suffered Sc
vere burns about tho head and hands
when the gas ank on his automfble
was ignited from a blow torch being
used to solder a connection.