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, 1922-12-19

A case is already pending in dis
srict court between the city of Cas-
per and the driver OF another car
with whom the fire truck suffered a
collision which caused The driver OF
the truck TO lose control OF 1t. II his
case is settled with advantage to the
city according to Mayor W. A. Black
more. Mr.. Barrel can be well taken
care OF.
A case with unusual features was
presented TO he council by DR.. J.. w.
Bingham through his attorney Am.
brose Hemingway. II seems tina on
December 0. the water was shut off
from -9:40 p. m. until 3 O'Clock the
next morning between Center and
Wolcott streets on Second. The water
department made an effort to notify
all the business houses and offices
that would be effected by the stop.
ping OF the water. which had been
done for tho purpose of repairing the
main.
DR. Bingham having been missed
In the matter of notification. turned
IN the faucet IN his office and re-
ceiving no answer In the way OF gurg-
ling liquid left It turned without
further thought. When the water was
again sent through tho pipes by the
wafer department, the good doctor
was sleeping peacefully IN his home
or Kimball avenue and never dream
ing that the laboratory in the office
was filled and running over and that
the water was seeping through the
floor and was destroying 81 100 worth
of furniture in the Shaffer Gay COM
pany's store Immediately beneath.
The disastrous condition was not no.
ticed until the next morning.
In presenting his argument for
claims against the city the attorney
made the comparison OF gas fixtures
when the company furnishing the gas
is responsible for any mishap in case
the main line OF gas is shut off and
Is then turned on again.
A claim for a fair settlement Is
being made by DIR. bingham. An In
vestigation will be made by the wa.
ter committee OF the council 70 see
who was at fault in the matter be-
fore anything is cone
Constructors of buildings may have
to pay for the water they use in the
work, according to the yardage of
their plaster and concrete. This sus.
gestion to the council was made by
Water Commissioner johnson who
brought to their attention the many
squahbles in which his department
has to -aks part in the. question of
payment OF water used before the
meter is installed. In other words,
while the structure is building.
The Standard on company will be
instructed TO abate the nuisance caus-
ed by the steam from their plant
which gathers over the highway for
about 7E yards along the river. On
cold mornings this steam Is 20 opa.
qOe mat It is Impossible for care 10
find their way without considerable
danger OF collisions.
, 1922-12-19

mai and that his prlso had dropped
from iso TO liz. They added Reid
was able to take a ut;,e n~ourishmen'-
The physicians said Reid's decline
followed his abandonment OF the uso
OF dfhgs and liquor but the specific
ni.ment which threatened his life was
Influenza.
II the actor shodfd fall 20 ecove
II was added. Influenza would be the
S1use written on tho death certificate
The Methodist P~reacheSS nssoclR-
ton OF southern California planned TO
ask the city council today TO appoint
n commission Of men and women TO
make n thorough Investigation OF the
extent OF the use OF habit-forming
drugs in Los Angeles
II adopted a long resolution yester-
day in which was stated:
1T is perslstentIy rumored that the
names of some of tho biggest pro
dacers and actors in southern Cali
fornia are, linked with his Reid'sl
plight. In AL this the city has SUI
fered i~rroparably. The cinema indus
, 1922-12-19
DEATH PENALTY
Melted OUT FOR
INTERFERING IN
RAIL OPERATION
Drastic Policy Adopted
Toward Train Wreck
ers at Dublin; Execu-
lions 10 in Month

DUBLIN. Dec. I9.-(By The
Associated Press)-Four rail
way men and three laborers were
executed here this morning for
interfering with trains in county
Kildare.
The seven r1en executed were cap
tured November Ia. by Free State
troops IN a house. .he location o.
which was not learned. with them a
quantity Of stolen goods. rifles ana
ammunition was found.
The men were tried by a military
committee and sentenced to death on
the charge of train ~wreckIng.
The sentence was carried out at
$40 o'clock This morning.
The men are reported to have bSen
members of the Republican army,
Train wrecking the tearing up OF
railway tracks and the blowing up OF
bridges. has been practiced on a
izers in Ireland Bince the f~rregulars
began their operations. This has bad
" -disorKanized. the railway system
ana nurt taA-r CtHpabCntt IIcGutut-
~ tn.ling of communication between
Dublin and Belfast or between other
important points in south Ireland be-
ing cut off.
Today's drastic action aimed at this
interference with train operation was
under the blanket measure passed by
.hN Dali Eireann last fall giving au-
thority TO suppress disorder.
Today's executions make a totsI
Of 10 by the Free State IN a iittis
moro han n month.
The official army report o. the
rxecutions gives tho names of the
men os stephen White and Patrick
Bagnel of Kildare. laborers; Joseph
Johnston Patrick Mangan. of
Kildare. railway workers; James
o'connor of Bansha. Tipperary and
Patrick Nolan of Rathbride. railway
workers and Brian Moore. of BaLs,
bride. laborevs.
They were arrested with others at
Rathbridc. county, Kii5are. says the
official report. which adds that they
were found guilty by a military COM
mittce OF possessing without proper
authority. ten rifles. 200 rounds of
ammunition, fou bombs with detonar
tors. and one exploder.
CORK. Dec. 1s.--Thers was heavy
firing for two hours asst night In the
workers and Brian Moore. Of Rath-
licans using machine guns. One al
william vas seveely wouaded.
, 1922-12-19

government over an emergency. All
emergencies had been cared for AMI
the city had been taken. from a deficit
OF $55 300 TO a sound financial foun-
.~aation. There was no reason furth-
ers to commerciailz the water.
"Icven if not u member of tho city
council I shall insist as n citizen on
this reduction." said MIR. Keefe.
Mr.. Riackmore said hat he did not
think the city coul dafford a rs per
cent reduction but that he was in
favor OF a reduction of is per cent.
Attorney F. NJ. Perkins presented
the claim OF Edwin Barrett for 81. 900
which he he'd against the city for
the alleged destruction of his car on
the night of September 27 when the
big fire truck swerved into 1t as IL
was parked before the Richards and
Cunningham store on Center street.
The incident will be remembered as
part of one of the greatest mishaps
that have ever occurred on casper's
vehicle crowded thoroughfares.
Mr.. Perkins said that he was re-
minding the council of the claim at
this -ifsSi in or6er hat they might be
given ample opportunity i@ look into
The matter and rectify it before he
would be compelled to take It to the
district court.
Soma members Of the bar say that
the city is rot liable in such cases
as this. The points in the case accord
ing TO Mr.. Perkins are that II the
driver was acting In = government
tai capacity the city is not liable, but
that If he was acting in a ministerial
capacity exercising The orders of the
city the city is liable.
, 1922-12-19
HARRY YEsNESs TO Give
AWAY 5000 TO CHILDREN

In ~accordancs with the spirit OF
Christmas Harry Yesness. 1.-THE Man
In the Barrel" has declared his in.
tention OF giving away 800 worth of
clothing and 800 In IA TO the kid.
dies who flock In front OF his store
Immediately after the Christmas tree
entertainment at the Elks' audi
torium.
The event VIII take place 90 Christ
mas day and tho street viii be roped
off for half an hou in order that the
urchins may scramble without fear
Of receiving an angel for a present.
, 1922-12-19
Christmas Boxes "
For Soldiers In
Sheridan Hospital

KENNfERER. wyo.. Dec 1s-Ths
Kenmerer grade school shows up 100
per cent for the crippled soldiers IN
the Sheridan hospital. a during tho
week 100 Christmas boxes yer filled
by the children. every child In every
grade responding to the cal for
Christmas goodies" for the invalidsd
sx-service men.
In addition to this every solder in
the hospital VIII receive a Christmas
card from the local school children,
The activities in this connection are
under the auspices Of the Junior Red
Cross.
, 1922-12-19
Or. B. F. DAVIS IS FIRST.
FULL Time MANAGER OF
CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS

CHEYENNE. wyo. Dec, 1s.-Che,.
enne Frontier Days celebrates It's
twenty-seventh year as an institution
by electing r. +. Davis as
for 1928, Davis Will be the first fuIi-
termed man ever hired by the direc-
tors of the fair.
The new manager win resign I'm
mediately from his present office of
state veterinarian. Davis has been
actively engaged in putting on Wild
west shows since 1903.
The assistants to h manager as
named are; Charles d. Carey. Nestle
A. Miller, Ed T. Storey. and Frank P.
Bell.
, 1922-12-19
Slayer GIVEN
FORTY YEARS

sHSAIDAN. wyo.. Dec. 1e.-Joe
Tambureiio convicted OF murder In the
c degree IN connection with the
fatal shooting of Fred Hoffman. IS
year-old Kletuburn youth. was sen
fenced Saturday to spend 10 years
to lfe in the penitentiary at Rawlins
by Judge James Burgess In district
court.
Tahnburello. who is an italian min
sr. not the Kleeburn boy because of
what is said TO have been a quarre,
over melon stealing. The tragedy
took place on h night OF September
20 n is declared by many 70 have
been one OF the most brutal In the his
tory of the community.
, 1922-12-19

The Fascist ~thereupon modified,
attacked the chamber of labor and
stormed or set on fire the hcadquar
tiers of other subservient ~organiza-
tons, inflictinE punishment according
to what they edJudged 10 be the rel.
alive guilt Of the Communists. The
punishments administered by the Fas-
cisti included clubbing and giving
toses OF n~aureous medicine.
Among the dead is Municipal coun.
, 1922-12-19

Try has suffered. These conditions
ether obtain or they do not Obtain.
These storie< nre either false " rue.
The cinema i,dus.ry is either infested
with an immoaNl element hat thre@.-
ems the industry. good mora's and lie
cency IN our city and nation and this
city's good name. Or else It has been
and IL being maligned and slandered
in an unthinkabio manner
The association asked the appoint
ment CT acommittee with power and
authority ID summon witnesses, ad-
minister oatiIs and take evidence 10
the end that the truth may he
known" and requested that the min
isterial union IND the church fedora
tion take similar acton.
, 1922-12-19

cilior Feruto, while among the slight.
~ wounded Is Deputy vicentzo Pasei-
la. a Turin sociaiAt representative.
The chamber OF labor was n Of
the buildings fired. The blaze wns
extinguished. but the building is stIll
under Fascist Occupation. Among
the other buildings set on fire were the
editorial Offices OF the Communists
newspaper Orine Nueovo and the
buildings OF several Of the commun-
lists clubs.
, 1922-12-19

The Scand,navians have a legend
that Bladder. the favoritc of the gods.
was killed by'an arrow made of mis-
tietoe. and being. through the love of
ihe gods. restored to life, the mistle-
toe became the emblem of love, and
everyone passing under IT was to re-
ceive a kiss.
, 1922-12-19

NEW YoRK-Mrs. William F. Hit.
formerly Miss Mar Katherine Enkins,
a daughter Of he late Senator Eikins
of West Virginia, has registered roll
ors with the JOCKEY club and plans -
participate in, events of the Metropol-
tan and Maryland turf in 1923. Her
registered co.ors are white. with black
belt and cap.
, 1922-12-19
Sheridan Church To
Be Dedicated Soon

SHERIDAN. wyo.. Dec. 1s.-Dedi-
cation of the new $685. GOO Methodist
church which is near completion here
Will take place during the week Of
February IL. The large pipe organ
for h edifice is expected to arrive
within a week.. An organ recital by a
Denver mar will feature the dedica-
ton.
, 1922-12-19

cLEyELAND-A long distance
monograph which will record
sounds made hundreds Of miles
away wa demonstrated to the Sd.
clety of Western Engineers last
night by Il. II. Colpitts Of the Weet-
ern Electric company. He a'so
demonstrated a device through
which five conversations can be
carried on e telephone line,
n n being cut out Mt will by
turning a switch.
, 1922-12-19

church IN Texas will be made ut the
annual meeting of the executive
committee OF the Texas general
Baptist convention here today and
tomorrow. according 90 DIR. F. s.
Groner. executive secretary of the
committee.
, 1922-12-19
81 IN
TURIN RENEWED
IN CIVIL WAR
Ten Killed and Many Wounded in Fight
ing Between Fascist and Communists;
Buildings Fired in Disturbance

TURIN, Dec. 19-(By The Associated Press)-Renewed con
ficts between the Fascist and the Communists here have resulted
IN the killing of ten persons including two of the Fascist.
Not long ago the local Communists resumed their openly hostile
attitude toward the Fascist and yesterday two Fascist paprtes
were ambushed with the result that one man was killed and others
, 1922-12-19
inningF Fight
Clergy Seek Probe

Los ANGELES, Dec. lozReports available early today
from the sanitarium where Wallace Red. motion picture actor. Is
suffering from a breakdown which relatives ascribed to compica-
tons from his breaking away from the use Of whlskey and nNrcot-
les, indicated an Improvement in his condition.
Reds physicians said the actors temperature was nearly nor
, 1922-12-19

MOBIIlE-Mobile WIN he given
the Same rate as New Orleans on
export and import traffic shipped
between tho Pacific coast and Gulf
by rail, according to notice received
today at the traffic bureau Of the
chamber of Commerce.
, 1922-12-19

capdies used by the Romans were
composed Of string surrounded by
either wax or pitch; ~spiinters OF wood
covered with fat were used by the
English poorer classes about IsOOA
, 1922-12-19

NEW YoRR-aead Admiral s.
Sims, u S. N. retired. said II nn
address that the United States from
n naval standpoint was ham-strung
IN the Pacific and nailed in the
Atlantic"
, 1922-12-19

LoNDoN-A dispatch to the
Times from oppein said n formal
settiement had been reached reRard-
ing the German Polish siles'aa fron-
tier under which much OF the Rott-
berg district and the city OF Dom
hroda became German and Poland
gets territory e Koenigshuette
and elsewhere.
, 1922-12-19
Mayor Blackmore Expresses Willingness
Following Suggestion of w. w. Keefe;
$4,000 Damage Claim Presented

Areduction of the water rents for the Getty of Casper from 20
cents per thousand gallons to IS cenfs per thousand will be made
in the near future If the proposal made by W. ". Keefe in coul,1l
meeting last night is carried out. Councilman Keefe stated that the
city was not here for the purpose of making money and that the
present rate of water had been established to tide the municipal
, 1922-12-19

PHILADELPHiA-The board Of
trustees of the University Of Penn
sylvania accepted the resignation Of
Major General Leonard Wood as
head OF the institution
, 1922-12-19

CLEvELAND.-A tentative pro-
gram looking toward the proposed
merger of the brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers and the Brother
hood of, locomotive Fi-emen nnsl
Enginemen was worked out by n
joint committee.
, 1922-12-19

DALLAS. observation-disclosures
Il more than 100000 among the
various Baptist hospitals. schools
and homes and appointments Of the
various departments of the Baptist
, 1922-12-19

MARANIfAO. Brazl-Lieut. Wal
ter Hinton and his fellow aviators
left for Camoclm today In their sea-
plano Sampaio Ccrreia III. with
which they are flying from New
York to Rio Janeiro.
, 1922-12-19

CLEyELAND-Eight aliens, in
Guiding one woman. left here today
In charge OF immigration Officers
for New York. from where they
will be deported. The woman was
charged with having stolen the af-
fections of her sisters husband.
With her was her 1s-year-old daugh-
ter.
, 1922-12-19

VERA CRuZ-The strike Of the
dock workers was settled Last night
at a conference between representa-
lives OF the mn and b. L. Holiway.
general manager of the Mexican
Railway and the Vera Cruz termi-
ma. The workers get a 90 per cent
wage increase for three months.
, 1922-12-19

PARIS-sarnh Bernhardt was
only dissunded with great difficulty
from appearing in a new play. after
she had a fninting attack at the
close of tho last rehears1i.
, 1922-12-19

s.bly internal injuries.
Mrs. Dunlap had been prevented
from sealing the oneominE train by
reason of the fact that a high Wild
, 1922-12-19
WATER RENTS I'M CASPER MAY
BE SLASHED BY CITY COUNCIL
ATT FLASHES

LONDON-Prince George. the
kings youngest son, was ucces
fully operated upon fo. appendicitis
today.
, 1922-12-19

NEW YORK-The birth Of a
grand son Of the late Andrew Car
negic was announced today. The
mother is Mrs. Roswell Miller. only
child Of the iron master.
, 1922-12-19

LAUSANNE-M. Tchitcherin in n
debate with Lord curzon defined
the league OF nations as "orgapized
Impotence"
, 1922-12-19

RENO. Nev.-Thomas Russell.
found guilty at Elko. Nov. in CON
nection with the death OF Mamie
Johnny Lastfa1,. was sentenced to
die by lethal gas.
, 1922-12-19

ANGoRA-Ths Kemalist govern
ment decided TO 1T the embsrgo On
the departure OF Christians from
Anatoiia-
, 1922-12-19
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT NEWS

nCRLIN-The first act passed by
IN Irish parliament for one hun.
drcd and twenty-three years went
formally through the Free State
senate.
, 1922-12-19

over a third of the population OF
Dublin consists OF families living in a
single room
, 1922-12-19
WO FLIRTS
WITH DEATH At
RAIL CROSSING
Mrs. A. w. Dunlap Injured on Walking
Into Locomotive Which She Failed to
Hear on Account of High Wind

Walking blndy into the side of a moving locomotive which
coming into Casper from the east with a string of freight cars
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. A.. w Dunlap was hurled from the side
walk and suffered severe injuries
An examination Of her injuries at a local hospital where she
Was taken for treatmen revealed conclusion Of lie hrna ard ms
, 1922-12-19

MARION. ohio-President Hard
ing was reelected a director OF a
lumber company.
, 1922-12-19

~"1S'oH ot tIIS DIdIIf anu yUa
was blowing at the time and that she
held her head down toward the
ground while e~ndeavorinE TO keep her
hat from blowing of. She is SO en
old.
, 1922-12-19
Weather Forecast

Generally far south. somewhat un-
settled north portion toniEht and
wednesday. Colder. Fresh to strong
westerly winds
, 1922-12-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comp
ers. president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. said the progress
slye group in congress Its
w prosressivism when interna-
tional affairs r under c~onsidera-
ton.
, 1922-12-19

wASHINGToN-Prsident Hard.
ing sent a message of sympathy to
the acting president and people Of
Poland for the sorrow occasioned by
the murder OF Gabriel Narutowicz.
president of Poland.
, 1922-12-19

Two editions eaHT: largest csrruia-
ton OF any newspaper In Wyoming.
, 1922-12-19

CORK. Dec 1a.--Thers was heavy
firing for two hours last night In the
workers and Brian Moore. of Rath-
iicans using machine guns. One at-
william was seveely wou1ded.
, 1922-12-19

N. Y. LIQUOR FEUD ENDS in GUN FIGHTS

ISUmmAkE VI
NIGHT NEWS.
nURLIN-The first act passed by
m Irish parliament for one hun.
drcd and twenty.three years went
formally through the Free State
senate. .
ANGoRA-Ths Kemalist govern
ment decided TO III the embsrgo on
the departure OF Christians from
Anatoiia-
NEW York;. p. Morgan and
company notifid tho German am
bassador Il was impossible for tho
firm to discuss or consider n loan
TO Germany unfa .ae reparations
question was settled.
PARIs-sarah Bernhardt was
only dissunded with great difficulty
from appearing in a new play. after
she had a fninting atti,ck at the
close of the last reheara1i.
LoNDoN-A dispatch to the
Times from oppeln said n formal
settlement had been reached regnrd-
ing the German Polish siles'an from.
tier under which much OF the Rott-
berg district and the city OF Dom
hroda became German and Poland
gets territory near Koenigshuette
and elsewhere.
PHILADELPHfA-The board OF
trustees of the University Of Penn
sylvania accepted the resignation Of
Major General Leonard Wood as
head of the institution
CLEvELAND.-A tentative pro-
gram looking toward the proposed
merger of the brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers and the Brother
hood of, Locomotive Fi-emen nnsl
EnEinemen was worked out by a
joint committee.
NEW YoRK-aead Admiral s.
Sims, u. S. N. retired. said in nn
address that the United States from
n naval standpoint was ham-struna
IN the Pacific and nailed In the
Atlantic"
RENO. Nev.-Thomas Russell.
fo..-I --,Tf&x- -. rrYN.. 49, -
noction with the death OF Mamie
Johnny Lastfa1,. was sentenced to
die by iethai gas.
LAUSANNE-M. Tchitcherin in n
debate with Lord curzon defined
the league of nations as "orgapized
impotence"
MARION. ohio-President Hard
ing was reelected a director OF a
lumber company.
PfTTsBURG-The Carnegie Steel
company loaded 10 hargcs with steel
and the barges left for Evansville.
st. Louis and New Orleans in the
first attempt at river shipment OF
steel on a large scale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hard
ing sent a message Of sympathy to
the acting president and people of
Poland for the sorrow o~ccasioned by
the murder of Gabriel Narutowicz.
president of Poland.
Observation-Disclosures Comp
ers. president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. said the progress
slye group in congress Its
own p-rogressivism when interna-
tional affairs are under considera-
ton.
Over a third OF the population o
Dublin consists OF families living in
single room.
N
I. III EW :: ID
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-02

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-Arrange-
ments for the funeral of Senator Pen
rose were still incomplete today. 1t
was definitely decided, however, that it
should be strictly private, in accord
.ance with his oft-expressed wish.
In making this announcement, Leigh
ton c. Taylor, for many years the sen
ators private secretary, said that only
members of the family and friends
would attend the services and that a
congressional delegation prob a b y
would not come here for the burial
The date for burial would be fixed
Mr. Taylor said, after hearing from
relatives in the west.
Meanwhile the body of the senator
encaSed in a metallic coffin covered
with purple cloth, lay in his bachelor
home here. No crepe or flowers mark.
ed the presence of death in the old
fashioned brick house where from a
sick bed he had conferred by telephone
with national Republican leaders al
the Chicago convention which nomi.
mated President Harding. Every wish
of the senator for simplicity has been
respected.
Expressions of regret at his death
continued to pour in today from all
sections of the country None of them
was made public by his relatives.
Governor Sproulssaid that he had not
decided upon Senator Penrose's sue
cessor. Under the law the governor is
empowered to make an appointment to
fill the vacancy until the next general
election, which will be held in Novem
Der.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-02
autographed beside their alI-metaI

person who pretends to be a good citi-
zen to aid the officials chosen by the
people from the President of the Unit
ed States down TO the least important
official of the community. Party. race,
or creed should not be considered or
allowed to influence any official in the
discharge of duty, always realizing that
no question of public policy is settled
finally until it is settled right. With
the whole wide world in a turmoil
with suffering and distress on every
hand, and with public questions of
vital importance under consideration.
it is time for the people to cherish
only desire for the right solution
rather than a decision that might prove
this or that facti-n to be in the wrong.
Look Forward
With the beginning of the New
Year let us then look forward. not
backward. Let US turn our faces to
the future, forgetting the differences
that have separated US in the past. and
with right thinking and right living
let each one do his part unselfishly to
make his community a better place in
which to live, thus insuring a Happv
New Year TO ALL
Following Mayor Handley's speech.
music was played again until 11:59.
the time being announced between
each record. Al that time-at 11:59-
the time was called off each 10 seconds
until midnight.