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, 1922-03-16
TWO PERISH In
SINKING TODAY
OF T0WB0AT

CINCINNATI. March 16-The tow
boat Halper. belonging to the fieot of
Campberrs Greek Coal company Of
this city, early today turned turtle in
the harbor here, crashed against the
piers of the Southern railroad bridge
and was crushed into fragments. Cap
tain E. A Burnside, superintendent of
transportation of the company, who
plotting the boat, was drowned
It is believed also hat two others
Of the crew lost their lives. The re-
mainder were rescued. The sinking
Of the boat was witnessed by passen-
gers on a Baltimore and Ohio train
Government boats were e to the
scene from the Fernbank dam.
Mrs Arthur Schlechter of Newport,
KY. cook on the boat, drowned. She
the wife of the engineer Of the
vessel. The rescued members OF the
crew said hat Captain Burnside and
Mrs. Schlechter were the only ones
drowned in the accident.
, 1922-03-16

present required.
"Second-It provides for the vet
Gran in need a method of obtainins
aid
-Third-The amounts required each
year after July /. 1929, are small com
pared to those which have heretofore
been met and can be provided with
out any difficulties or arrangement
Of our financial situation.
'Fourth-The plan tends to pro
mote saving habits among the vet
Grams.
-FIfth-t protects the veteran
himself and his family from misfor-
tune in the future.
"SixthtIt win create a class Of
homo builders who will greatly In
crease the mass of property in the
country"
while perfect unanimfty could not
be expected as to all details of the
BILL" the report said. "the majority
of the committee believe that the
plan in general meets the approval of
the soldiers and of all Of o who
are in favor of granting to them adj
ditional compensation in any form
whatever"
After a session at which h report
was formally approved with some
changes from the original draft, ma
jority members of the committee said
the question of procedure in bring
ing up the bin in HI house still was
undecided Ono committeeman said
he thought It was about $3.50"
whether It would be taken up Monday
under a suspension of the rules or
later under a special rule
While the committeeman were in
session Representative LAnebergcr of
California;, a former service men put
into circulation a petition proposing
a conference Of house Republicans
for next Monday night to consider
the bonus bill. Under the rule SO sig.
natures would force a conference and
Mr.. Lineberger expected to obtain that
number.
The majority report, in discussing
the objections raised to tho bank loan
provision of tho adjusted service Ger
tfcate plan said the majority OF the
committee was of the opinion that the
amount that would be borrowed from
the banks on the certificates would
be Comparatively small"
Although they constitute ideal Sc.
curites o the savings banks" the
report said, amy bank may, IL it sees
fit. inquire into the necessity of max
ing h loan before 1t is made. and II
/. CONTINUED on Page Two)
, 1922-03-16
Sues for Hall
Million Lost
To Gamblers

PROVIDENCE. r. L. March 16.-
Recovery of $500, 900 for losses at
roulette alleged to have bee due to
fraudulent operations of wheels. is
sought by Edward II Bannon, a New
Bedford attorney. He has brought
suit in federal district court against
six defendants, seeking 500, 900 each
from Frank l. Murray of East
Greenwich and John F. H~ennessey
of East Providence and $4,000 each
from Jacob j. Vogel and August A
Schaller of East Greenwich, James
E Moran of Providence and Charles
L. Manchester Jr-, of Auburn. Ban
non charges that the defendants and
their agents SO controlled the rou-
lette wheels at various Rhode Is
land resorts where he played that
all elements of chance va elimi-
mated. thus enabling the defendants
to win large sums of money from him.
, 1922-03-16

less than $500 feet and oil began to
rise In the casing after the hit had
penetrated tho formation less than
nv feet. Later reports from Midwest
headquarters zero reported tho well
TO be flowing although the SAND had
barely been scratched
Reports current IN some circles
here today a h well had shot
over the top of the derrick and was
spraying the countrywide in the vicin-
ity OF tho well were discredfted by
announcements made by
the Midwest company.
Development OF tho deep sand IN
the field. II n sand proves TO DO a
large commercial producer means I'M
told advantages for Casper. Tho de
veiopment of this lower sand should
approximate the result which follow
cd tho opening of h second sand in
the Salt Creek field by the New York
on company in August. 1916.
Opening of n now producing formn-
tion is M same as opening up n new
neld. The successful completion of
this well by h Midwest company
MARKS the end OF a development cam
paiga to accomplish this purpose
which was instituted nearly four
years ago. It actually took two years
to penetrate with safety the difficult
formation between the surface and tho
deep sand
Tho well Is located on the northeast
quarter OF section s-33-76 and is
known as tho r. 3. Whfteside No.
so. 1t is now tho deepest producing
well in b state of Wyoming and oil
interests Of this vicinity and of the
entire state are strlning their ayes
on this test which is Of vital inter
est to the of district
What tho future holds for develop
ment Of this deep formation depends
entirely upon tho result OF this we'll.
The heavy expense in developing such
well necessitates n production or 500
barrels a day or more for each well
Continued on Page Eight
, 1922-03-16
EPIDEMIC OF
RABIES LOOMS

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-An
outbreak Of rabies is raging in the
eastern section OF the state OF Wash
ington according to the department of
agriculture Reports from fold agents
are said to Indicate a similarity of the
epidemic with that of 1915 which caus-
ed the loss of life of 2,100 persons in
v Rocky Mountain states before 1t
was curDed.
Spread Of tho disease was attributed
in h departments report to infected
coyotes. In n number of cases, It was
said, those animals have attacked
people in their door yards and in the
streets OF the smaller towns.
, 1922-03-16

[bt tle dSScrItu=
The diva asserted h has pending in
New York proceedings for absolute d.
vorce. naming as correspondent an
old lady Of about fifty CT Carmel.
Cal. and that papers were served on
Glotzbach. January A.
The opera Singer declared she had
given Glotzbach $3.50 a month. but In
spite Of this. she . had to pay for every
thread he wore" She stated that al
though she allowed him to live the
life OF a prince, he publicly denied
their marriage in n letter to h news
paper in Carmel
Madame N-fatzenauer. touching on a
report from San Francisco h expect
ed to become n mother. said she no
titled her husband to this effect n
month ago, after being examined by a
physician OF Ann Arbor. Mich. but
that it now turned out to b a false
aiarm." She added that, the physician
also had written Glotzbach about e
supposed condition.
Madame Matzenauer said she be
Iieved a great lov nke mine" could
all obstacles, but, failing. as
she desired was "to rid myself legally
from this man as quickly as possible"
II had intended to treat this whole
matter in a dignified and ladyiike
fashion" she stated to Tho Associated
Press, land this explains my denial at
Joplin OF our domestic infelicity. L
wished to spare him humiliation but
as he has made mo h laughing stock
of the world. he has forced me to
come out with the truth
"He did not cav or desert. but I
threw him out of my New York apart
ment January rs, and had papers
served on him for absolute divorce
the following day on grounds Of inft
deity.
Though I allowed him $50 a
month for personal expenses 1 had to
pay for every thread he wore on his
body. I clothed him, showered him
with gifts and presents. made him live
the life of a prince, and in gratitude
for all this he deceived me-"
, 1922-03-16
MILK DRINKING DRIVE
Shows GOOD RESULTS

CHEYENNE. wyo-. March IT,
A campaign recently inaugurated by
public school officials to induce under
nourished school children Of Cheyenne
TO drink moro milk Is meeting with
pronounced success. according to
school officials
Pupils who r undernourfshed or
under normal weight are provided with
a half a pint of milk daily at the
school houses, at a cost OF IS cents
for two weeks supply. The milk is
served in the middle Of tho forenoon
session.
In some of the schools nearly half
the pupils have adopted the habit, &C
cording to Superintendent A s. Jes
sup
, 1922-03-16
DiStiLIers In
Demand at
$50 a Week

DENVER Cnio- March 1s-Er
pert moonshsne makers cn obtain
steady employment in Denver at $50
n vee3.- with room. light and heat
nee. Victory Lewis Hargrave tnid
local fean-al prohibition officers
The work day Is 16 hcurs long
however. according to Harsrave
Hargmve was found In n residence
here In which were three stills which
Gro said to have been turning out
$1,000 worth of noonshine liquor q
day. Five thousand gallons OF mash
also wort found
Hnrgravo was no errrsted- No
liquor was found, but the stills anS
mash were ccrS5S2ted.
, 1922-03-16
FOR
STARTS IN CHICAGO

in n ire was that of ninety paint
ings by Henry Arthur EIkins, valued
at $25o,ooo. Among them was SHIFT
ing Lights" a painting OF a California
sunset, valued at $4,000.
Jugo Slavia and the United Serbian.
foreign language newspapers. were
burned%out
The. Austin building. formerly
known as tho Springer building. ut
80 South Canal street, had a sensar
tional twenty yea history. It's destruc-
ton yesterday morning ended a fro
quent recurrence of damage suits, in
dictments and arrests Several serious
accidents occurred in the building and
once i've men were killed in it In a
boiler explosion. It recently was sold
for Ss.5oo.o oo.
, 1922-03-16
Bigannist TO
Take Pulpit
If Possible

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind March 1e.
-Isiah Moore. indicted by tho grand
fury hero todzy on charges Of big
amy, grand larceny and embezzle-
ment, wishes to become an evange-
list when he has completed his term
in prison II he Is convicted. he said.
Moore is said to have confessed to
having Is wives
-I have always wished to enter tho
ministry and when I am released
from prison I hope TO become an
evangelist" Moore said shortly be-
for he was indicted by the grand
Jury.
In an interview. Moore said that hs
believed that several worthless
checks which he had signed were be-
ing held in David City, Neb., and
other places.
, 1922-03-16
OF MRS.
0BENCHAIN is
NOW NEAR JURY

LOS ANGELES. March 1s.-Jud r.
Rush. senior counsel for Mrs NADIA
lynne Obenchain. closed his argument
and tho defense in her trial for the
alleged murder of J. Bolton Kennedy
here today.
Asa Reyes OF Tho district attor-
ney's Office. began the final argument
Immediately after Rush finished.
Reyes said that his address would
probably not take all Of the day. The
courts instructions viii follow and
the case then win be submitted to
the jury.
, 1922-03-16

ROME. March 1s-By tho Assod-
ated Pressl-ConsidcEablo excitement
has been caused hero by the news that
Grcck warships had stopped and
searched tho Italinn steamships Um-
Tho Messaggro observes that Italy.
notwithstanding h Greoo-Turkish
war. has never recognized the right of
Greece to institute n blockade or to
search hhips. nor did France. who ex-
~perienced n similar incident in the
seizure of tho steamship Espoir.
The French steamship Espoir re
Gently was released by Greece after a
sharp protest from France The
Greeks. however. retained the cargo
which they maintained was contra
band Of var destined for us Of the
, 1922-03-16
STRIKE CALLED OFF,
REVOLT WIPED ID

The police declared they have vol
luminous evidence showing thai Dol.
shevik plot vas responsible for the
revolution. The relations will be az
founding they assert.
A government official declares thai
the prisoners exceed 5000 and thai
those among them responsible for out,
rages will be dealt with.
The railway men have resumed
work.
, 1922-03-16
"Vagrant" Gipes Up
To Get Square Meal

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. March 16.-'Tf
you are a Justice OF the peace, I wish
you would arrest me- said a tired and
careworn youth who entered Judge
Charles III. McLane's office here the
other day.
Whats the trouble7- asked he
judge.
Tn a vagrant; I'm sick. hungry
and tired. and I want to so to JAIL"
h young man replied.
"Win 10 days suit you.-
Yes sir; thank you" was the re-
Spouse. and John Doe. 81, Pueblo.
Colorado. was registered for a room In
the county jail for 10 days.
, 1922-03-16

A Cairo dispatch to the London
Times last week said tho sultan was
expected to assume tho title OF king
upon ratification by the British parlia-
men of the decision to terminate the
prot~ectorate over Egypt Tho new
constitution with which Egypt win be
provided. however. calls for renunoia-
ton by the sultan OF some of his pre-
negatives Tho British parliament has
not yet passed an act lifting the pro
tectorate.
LONDON. March ts-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Cairo says
tho declaration of Egypt's indcpend-
ence was followed by several demon
STATIONS IN Cairo. tho crowds smash-
ing s~troetlamps and uprooting trees.
Egyptian cavalry vas ordered out to
restore order
, 1922-03-16
MAN PLEADS
FOR Sentence
TO GALLONS

CHICAGO, March 16.-Getting
down on his knees before Judge
John ]. Sullivan in criminal court
Patrick Paul aTierney today pleaded
that he be hanged for the muir
der OF his wife and three year old
son whom he hacked to death with a
Ratchet several months ago. Tier
ney said he was guilty and wanted
no counsel, but Judge Sullivan in
formed him that the law required
that he have an attorney. appointed
one for him and set the trial for
March rs.
Tierney said he committed the
murdsrs because he Thought his
wife was going to leave him. He
gave himself up to tho police the
next day. voluntarily confessing.
, 1922-03-16
Wallace Reid
To Enter Race
Game This Year

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 1s-
Wallace Reid. moving picture STIR.
has leased a racing automobile and
VIII try to qualify for tho annua five
hundred mile race ut tho indianapolis
motor speedway. May 80. it was an
nounced hero today. Reid viii drive
the which finished fourth in the
1871 race. Il was said.
, 1922-03-16
RADICALS SEIZED IN
BRITISH EAST AFRICA

LONDON, March 16.--An agitator
named Thuku has been rrested at
Nairobi. British East Africa, Charged
with organizing meetings and spread
ing propaganda emorE the Indians
there. says a Central News dispatch.
A form of propaganda which has
caught tho Indian imagination and is
being widely circulated there. consists
of daily public prayers asking that
sanity be granted the British minis
tiers.
, 1922-03-16
FRANK G. CURTIS TO BE Laid AT
RESTSATURDAY In jamestown

Funeral services for the late Frank
G.. Curtis, prominent oil man OF Cas-
per and jamestown. N. Y. who died
suddenly yesterday al his James
town home. probably will be held
Saturday. according to private dis
patches from New York state. Inter
ment will be made there.
explanation of Mr.. Curtis's late ILL.,
, 1922-03-16
cLKRGYMAN-EDrroR DEAD.

NEW YORK March 16.-rhe Rev.
Charles Eugene Betticher. Episcopal
clergyman and editor of Tho Spirit
of tho Missions" died last night ut
Cos Cob. Conn., friends here were ed-
vised today. For IL years he was a
missionary IN Alaska, whore he met
and mnrried Miss Margaret C Grayes
of Baltimore, also n missionary.
, 1922-03-16
Albanian Riots
Are Put DOUn

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Disur-
ders in Tirana, Albania, on March 9,
were the result of a local riot" which
was quickly put down, according to
an official dispatch receives by
Constantine D. Chekrozi, Albanian
commissioner to tho United States.
The dispatches denied that Tirana has
been seized by revolutionists. Order
prevails throughout the country, it
vas declared.
, 1922-03-16

ness than previously set forth. Re
ports state that his serious Illness
was brief and death was entirely
unexpected
Minal f. Young. secretary man
ager of the New York on company
who had been called to Jamestown
by the death of his father. was at
the bedside of Mr.. Curtis when death
came.
, 1922-03-16

ward In the Bailymacarref district
where soldiers are stationed There
vere no casualties Two other gren-
AIDES were thrown I'm the Seaford street
area and IL WINS here that all the cas-
ualties occurred
BELFAST. March 1s-By Tho AS
sociated PresslSA train proceeding
from Belfast to Dublin was held up
at Aitsaveigh. lea Newry, Today by
an armed gang who carried off the
mail. A similar holdup occurred yes
tcrday on tho southern side Of the
border
Ulster speciai constabies today TO
moved from Crossieyn Tender. near
Londonderry seven youths who said
they had come from Donegal. which Is
Free state territory. III prisoners.
who are understood to be Republican
police, were lodged in Victoria a
racks in Londonderry, charged with
having arms in their possession n
with unlawful assembly.
Four men taken prisoner after an
encounter with special constitutes IN
the Tyrone mountains were sentenced
today to FIVE ear penal scrvftude-
Tho prisoners wesO members or a
band, which kidnapped IL civilians at
Feeny, County Down. o them over
the mountains and imprisoned them
in Hi5ernian Hall at cranagh. County
Tyrone. which when captured proved
TO be a regular bomb factory. the
constables reported
GATEWAY, ireland. March 10
-Four men In disguise entered h st.
Brides kone last night and hot and
killed SerEcants Gibbons and Gilman
tin and seriously wounded a constable
Just previously three masked men en-
tered the work house hospital and
killed Patrick Cassidy of Mayo.
The two sergeants killed were mem
bers OF the royal Irish censtabulary.
They were patients in the St Brides
home. The Attackers entered while
the nurses were at supper and riddled
tho s-ergeants with bullets as they lay
in bed.
Cassidy, an official Of a congested
district board. was undergoing treat
ment for a wound which he sustained
recently during an attack on his home
He was shot IN h throat
The Irish Republican army fmnedi-
atciy sent out patrols but they had
not discovered the attackers late h
Afternoon
, 1922-03-16
Traffic Cop
Arrests Wife

OAKLAND. Calf, March 16.-Traf-
fic Policeman W. n. Garram appear
ed on tho police court records today as
the complaining witness against his
wife for cutting a corner at the cross
ing where he was on duty
, 1922-03-16
NAMED.

WASHINGTON. March L. Post.
masters nominated today incluted
Charles ". windham. Long Beach,
Cal; William F. Knight, Pasadena,
Cal; and Frank L Dodge, Denver.
Colo.
, 1922-03-16
DOZEN INJURED
BY BON INC IN
Belfast TODAY
Further Disorders in RepoIt Center In
clude Train Holdup and Mail Theft;
Sergeants Slain by Raiders

BELFAST, March 1e-By The Associated Press)-
Belfast had the unusual experience today of daylight bomb
throwing which resulted in the injury of IL persons, four of
whom were seriously hurt. No deaths had been recorded up
to an early hour this afternoon.
A grenade was thrown during the noon hour into a church
, 1922-03-16
!: MUDDY GIVES UP FLOWING we'll IN DAK0TI
Midwest Deep Test Well Is Uncorked d
Producer at Midnight and Operfows
= Casing; Bit Only Fine Feet in Sand and
No Heavy Gas Pressure in Epidence

The Big Muddy field, an oil structure which for years
development of all other fields of the state,
broke back into the limelight this morning when a new pro-
ducng oil sand was opened by the Midwest Refining COM
pany at a depth of 1902 feet
The producing sand was encountered at a depth of slightly
, 1922-03-16
Out,
Diva Tells World

ST. OUIS Mo, March 16-By Tie Associated Press)
Margarete Matzenauer, grand opera singer. in a
statement to The Associated Press today denied statements
Of her chauffeur-husband, Floyd Glotzbach. that he had de-
her.
81 threw him out Of my New York apartment January
, 1922-03-16

Advantages of Compensation Program as
Revised by Committee Are Recited
in Report byC haIn1an Fordney

WASHINGTON March 16--The compromise soldiers
bonus bill as finally revled was reintroduced today in the
house by Chairman Fordney, who submitted a majority re-
port from the ways and means committee claiming these
advantages of plan of the bill:
"First-No taxation, no issuance of new securities is at
, 1922-03-16
NDEPENDENCE
PIX In
EGYPT, REPORT
Sultan Issues Manifesto Setting Up Sop
ereign State, Will Assume Title
of King of Egypt

CAIRO Egypt, March 16-(By The Associated Press)
"A rescrpt issued by the Sultan Ahmed Fuad Pasha last
night announced that Egypt had become an Independent and
sovereign state and that the sultan will assume the title of
king of Egypt
, 1922-03-16

Greecs Is at war
The newspaper Declares the present
case Is serious THAI that Of the
Espoir. which was stopped in Greek
territorial waters. as the Italian steam
ships xore boarded. 1t IN alleged on
tho open e a
The press il urging b government
b demand prompt satisfaction
, 1922-03-16
Vessel LOADED
WITH GUNS FOR
TURKS SEIZED
Italians Excited Oper Reported Seizure
of Greek Torpedo Boat OF Munitions
Ship; Turk Passengers Held

CONSTANTNOPLE March Icy The Associated
PreS.)-The Greek torpedo boat Naxos, while patrolling the
Black Sea with other units of the Greek fleet. seized the
steamship Africa, flying the Italian flag, off IneboG.
The Africa was taken to Mudania where, after a three
hour search of the vessel, the Turkish passengers, including
tho personnel II a Turkish sanitary ruriiah nationalist arm with which
, 1922-03-16
Order Restored in Union of South Africa
With Passing of Strike; Bolshepik Plot
Found in Late Disorders

JOHANNESBURG, Union of South Africa March 15-
CBy The Associated Press)-The strike of miners which has
held South Africa in its grip for more than two months has
been called off.
The decision was taken by the old South African Indus
trial federation, as distinct from the federation's augmented
executive. 1t announced first that the third. that completely in the revolution
general strike was null void; sec against the governmen vas repudL
, 1922-03-16
Great Confagration Yesterday Which Re-
suited in $S,OOO,OOO Loss Is Charged
to Incendiary Cause

CHICAGO, March 1e.-Several separate Investigations of
yesterdays disastrous fire which swept a city block and
burned buildings in two others with a loss placed by insur-
ance and property experts at So, ooo,o 600 were continued to
day. Shirley 7. High, city fire attorney, expressed convic-
ton that the confagration, the most serious since that of
1sf which vi-,auv DESTROYED Ch1asoI "a sought Ee was named b a fl
v- ~ ncendia origin. 4 negro EN- low worker h arrested nj de
nIooo of c. CONCERN which was MED connection with starting he fire
, 1922-03-16

executive. 1t announced first that the
general strike was null and void; sec
ond that the augmented executive
would call off the min strike, and,
, 1922-03-16
Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight and Friday:
except possibly rain m extreme west
portion Not much change In tenn
perature-
, 1922-03-16

yard In the Bailymararrct district
where soldiers are stationed There
were no casualties Two other grcn-
AIDES were thrown I'm the Seaford street
area and IL WINS here that all the cas-
ualties occurred
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-06-09
The Nations Premier z"
 Gold Camp
0ATMAN GOLD SINKING TO
 THE 800 LEVEL

The sinking of the shaft of the Oat- man Gold below the $50 level is now under way and will be continued to the 800. Since the resumption of sink ing the shaft has been continued near ly 50 feet and is making rapid pro- gross. The men in charge of the shaft sinking on this mine have done some wonderful work, and we expect to see the new level reached in record time. The crosscut from the $50 level was carried off to the south in effort to pick up the vein that shows in a superficial tunnel, in which nice ore streak was found, but is is understood that this ore was not reached.
 Regarding the present activities of the company, we are quoting from a recent report of E.. w. Brooks, con- sulting engineer of the company to the company, and which is being sent to the stockholders: ...
 Having just returned from a week