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The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Chicago Rock Island AZ.

A we'll recommended railroad invest
ment is the Chicago Rock Island first
and refunding 4s, due in 1894, yielding
about 6.75 per cent. at present market
prices. This issue is secured by a first
lien either direct or through collateral
on 1.1S0 miles of the companys tracks
located chieay in the most populous
districts of southern Minnesota, eastern
South Dakota and the entire central
section OF Iowa. The bonds are also
secured by n general lien on 4.667 miles
extending from Chicago through Illi-
nois, Iowa, Kansas and Oklahoma into
Texas. They are also secured on ter
minal properties. The Chicago Rock
Island serves the largest traffic centers
in the States it traverses and has a
we'll diversified tonnage, large part
OF which originates on its own lines.
Since the reorganization of the road in
1917 che company has not failed to pay
dividends on both issues Of its outstsnd-
ing preferred stocks
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
FORM NEW INVESTMENT FIRM.

Robert w. Green. Charles II. Ellis,
Herbert +. Anderson. Malcolm j. Edger-
ton and Edward II. Kent have formed a
copartnership under the firm name or
Green, Ellis & Anderson to conduct as
a member house of the New York Stock
Exchange. a business of brokers and
dealers in investment securities in 100
Broadway. and with out of town offices
in the Commonwealth Building, Pitts
burgh. in charge of Herbert r. Ander-
son as resident partner, and in the
Miners Bank Building, wilkesbarre. with
Edward RI. Kent as resident partner in
charge.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Rio tle JaneirC
6s 1sl5
stamped

stamped
7......4934
San A & Ar p
1913
G...1O
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
$1,000. 900 Paris. Texas, Offering.

William r. Compton Company and
Halsey. Stuart & Co., Inc. and the First
National Company of st. Louis are offer
ing an issue OF s1.000,000 of direct OBJ
legation serial per cent. bonds Of the
City of Paris. Texas, due $4,000 yearly
in 1929 to 1872, inclusive. Paris Is the
seat of Lamar county, which is In the
center of the rich group OF Red River
Valley counties, which comprise the
northern portion of the Black Waxy
Belt of Texas. The bonds are payable,
principal and interest, from unlimited
ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable
property in Paris, and are being offered
to yield $50 to 5.25 per cent. according
to their maturities.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
No Burlington AIlotments.

The Burlington bonds were sold 100
per cent. firm to syndicate participants,
and all OF the participations were ac-
cepted, except one for $4,000 bonds.
which were promptly otherwise dis
posed of. Consequently, there are no
allotments and the syndicate can be
closed at any time. the issue having
been a success. The Great Northern
bond issue will not come before next
week, and possibly not until the latter
part of it.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
po,tponc Action on interest.

In the regular monthly meeting OF
the Third Avenue Railway Company's
directors. held yesterday afternoon. the
matter of resuming interest on its in
come bonds was not taken up, but IL
was learned definitely after the meeting
that that question would be given care
ful consideration in their February
meeting.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
GUATEMALAN SUIT POSTPONED.

Hearing on the suit brought by one
OF two coutending factions OF Gnatc-
mala over the alleged msappropriation
Of government property III this city. was
postponed yesterday by Magistrate
Nolan in Tombs court. until February
10. Adjournment was with the consent
OF both sides.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Jan. Sl.--Trading was dull
on tae Stock Exchange to-day Quota
tons at the close of the trading follow
Bar silver, 35i4d. an ounce.
Bar gold, aGs. 3d.
Money, per cent
Discount rates: Short bills, 3ss per cent. !;
three months bills, 3fs per cent
Two and one-half per cent. consols, 5iss.
British per cent. war loan, a2@.
British fli per cent. war loan 81.
Do Beers, 1ois.
Daud Nfnoa
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

PARIS, Jan. 31.--Prices were weak on
the Bourse to-day. Quotations at the
close Of the trading were as follows
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Am Tel a. To
~ Go mos
Beth Steel

Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

PWEII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bauiieren geben un6 momit lie inon
btele 3uborer gefangen baben; benr
lfIingt bag nidt t%pnnberbar nar6ern
@utes tun, nn6 ner noIlte beba1lp-
Ten, Bob oieieg 1tM our Meligion ge-
bort? So, es gebort ba5u, aber es
Fit ridt Die gan5e MeIigiot. Gs lit
tpabrbnftig feit nelies @ebot, mas urs
bier sic 9o5iaIoemofratie lebrer min,
|6enn idon gbriit,s bat bor faift 3tpei
ltanieno Sabren 81 ieinen SSuiit1gern ges
iagt: Gin neues @ebot gebe id gltd1,
l6aB ibr einarber t,tet, Die idh eudbb ge-
tan babbes" un6o an elmer anoeren 5tel-
lie ngtser: nDu ffollif 0einen gladbiiten
|Ieben tDie Sid ieIbft. rAber gIeid.
5eitig lagt Ct: u9as bodite ilao erite
gebotit gu ioaiit ben Germ, beinett
gott Iieben aug beinem gat15en Ser
|5en.." 9n 5o5ioIoernofrate11 nber
fennen feline @ottegliebe, tpeiI lie ID
iberbaupt ffe,iinerl Gotf a1erfenne11,
tpie mir Is ebe11 feIbit aus Dem Wfln-
lDe 6es 8eonerg geb6rt baben. @anr1
les cine EeIigion geben obne eiirten
l@ptt2 Nein bera1 MeIigion If, nie Die
l8bilofopbie iagt bas gerbdltnis 6eg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

5eife 3

Da1oeln MUTE. DiesbssHalide slit
jragen bei ser mdbgebe1loen Stelle
ergabeny 0nB Groli @urfdtelberger,
as fie tDegen Der M1iide 1ad 6er
Come ffauer1 nolte .betuerH lube,
oaB Iber ibrem Geniter Elm 6tnllb
lun1peu nusgei1itteH Doroat lei.
Graa @uribtelberger geuieBt Die.
ielbe11 Medte i'm 6taat un0 in
itGotii1en @emeinueien. SIR Gen.
numb I1bt geundB ben often nidts
3l tpiiniden uibrig. @enn alfo Grau
Wuri9tenerger befnroet. Na
lalfol Die Jral Nrofuriitin Der-
fiderte, oaB bies troboem nidt 5u.
treffen Tonne, ga iie an Dem betref-
fenoen Nadmittag beim 3abnar5t
getpefe1 lei u1o oaB fie Die 10 Marf
nidt be5ablen mer6e. gs folgten
cine m~ieoerbolte Geiifelung 6urD
Srau ACKNOWLEDGMENT un6 cine Or
funoigung beith 3abnar5t Der ben
8eiub Der 5ra1 Brofuriitin gerne
b~egIaubigte.
Sic 8oli3ei fraBte fi6 bitter ben
Dbren uno i9idte lire SdusIel,te
at ge11al1er Seifiteuung an ben Ent.
ort. Grali @uridtelberger gab an,
onB es aud 6as 9ienitmd6ben &c.
peie1 fem Tonne. Ser @efddfts-
gang rimnnt fir bic Boli5ei einen
11ellett @eg. Ser Straf3ettel miro
abge6noert unb Dem Nienftmdoden
5ugefteM. Ser oienftbare @eift
Mnnn iit fid ieoob feiner Sdulo be.
p1bt 1in6 a11dt Die Mdieln. Muf
Der ga15e11 StraBe meroen Stalib-
Iurnpen binausgepeoelt, ba ~faiiunr1ert
fih fei1 Menih bar1in1l Sd bab's
nidt getanl Ma1 fo4 mid IN 9Ri1.be
1affe11l4 ~
Mal1 Iieb iie aber 1i9t IN @libe,
oen1t eS tanner. nod Glide sdulh-
le1te. Ser 5ebnte bradte cine Gu
tten1t11g bes S11balts, baB, uenn Die
aeb1l Marf 11iht fofort beaablt mir
oe1t, oas Dienifm6ode1 Mn1la eillem
Gag &aft nbiiken niiffe ufm.
@ie. Die @eI9idte ousgega1gen
it? Das tpeiB Der aldndl Gin
@adtmeifter, 5ebn SdubIeute. iper
meiB miebiel Mngeftellte Der Holiaei.
bireftiorL Sic Gmilie Gtiff, tlide
Nadbarn, bie iebr at1teiIpou, nie eS
fid fnr Rndbarn ge3ie1nt, an Der
Snbe teilnob1ner, mare11 einige
@oden Iorgein Die @efhidte Der-
mideH - m6 bns nues tpeeen etnes
5tnrblunpens!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Sratl3 Melen SUI sSllugfrallpirt,
mnd,te eli gdr3 Derbliifftes @eiidt
ul1o i1tpnr tanien6 gioe, bdB Ell nfd1fl
6as geringite bon Der Sahe niBfs.
Sic Dienjtboten tDlrben Derb0rf,
Bic Mirtirr ms @ertralen ge3ogeil
60 nidtg 11iiste eg. Nietnanb tDliBte
nm Die characterization.
90 tam bic Mirti1 allf ben sc,
barfet, bob Der &utiber ettDns nil.
fen miiIe ga 6ieier bic Glaf9en IN
ben sdlitten geidnfft babe. Scrr
Mat 96berle bntte benielben alti6er
oiesnnE. Mau REF i'm berein nnS
foriHte lin aug.
Ser alte gaper mar iofort i'm
9iloe.
sd, Dos @aiier, 6a, 66s ftinfi-
ge2 Mn 80 6es bab | net brinn 6.
Iaiien IN 5 @drtnflafden. D6S mar
aund9it NAL faH ur0 Damn mar bic
8riibe, Die elenbige, gan5 glib n1lSs
rod, bnB mer iib Die Nas 5ubalter
mus. Sea oa bab ! friibes, bet-
Bes 8aiier aufgefiiM
8arl1m ale barauf 10 ladter,
pnBte Ser Sepp garniht. nno nod
bel peni9er nuBte er ii6 at erfld,
rer, bob Der &an3leirat &dbfrle,
meul1 er miieoer ei1111aI einen 5dlit-
ten 11ietete. ME mebr cine Barme>
flaide fir fid mitnabm ur6 es aud
nidt bnlbete, baB man tim elm fol,
DIES 3neifeuos1 niislides cling III
ben S9litten ltel1te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

- Mndfibt8noII.Miidd ter:
.8iebiel Dbrfeigen boben Ste benz
aaI1iger perobfoIgt21
Mngeflagter: Cine
@idter: CT beba1ptet aber, ffknt
befo1nrne11 al babenl@
Mngeflogter: .Mein. &err Midter,
es mar 11llr cine; ih babe e TIM
NIT Miidiidt auf feline aorte A5rper.
fonititntion aueroing8 IN fnif @@6.
ten gegeben.
- Il ruftio Il. --- Mtrt
(5urn Dberfe4ner): $50, ino 0ann
babe id, in meinet1 G'efddft nod
einen fleinen Sniff; burd ben bri1ee
ib bie ~te,ieriten nrlb feiniten Saben
ipielenD on ben Ma1tn. SD ftrei4e
oieie 5aden n6n1Iih 5eitig. Sofort
idimpfen Bic 9nImi.aanaliere, bob
lie nidt n1ebr at boben find. 9anu
finoe q mid EN- rnb iage, 0ab Die
5treihul1g 1lllr EN- 8erleben 1T;
nll1t f0rl1er bic &uroen nidt aus
lpeiden 1lnb 11iiiien beftelIen.1
8 Il il It gegeben. Grali:
u22iieber @eorg, met1l1 oil 0es Nadts
nabre1,b bes 5hIafeg ben Nell11o
.8ubielteft miiroeft 6u Detliger sc.
rdnin MAIDEN.
damn: .Sebr ridtig.
nenn Oh Bel Gage u1brerO
@aAens ben Numb bdnfIger to
ban tpiiroeit tame audi ipe1iger
rdnin auifanbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
2lus elmer ccutidecn d,ci>
fn1te.

ST. elmer oeutiden 8eitung BON
III Suit itanb oas folgenoe a1erfen,
nenbe nrteil Hiber nag Silfsperf Der
|Mmerican DairD.gnttle Gonlpanp 6as
Elm fThones 83eugnisbon oer Danfbar-
|feit Ser 8eidenften ablegt. u1,o uns
MIR er,11u1ttern faru, tn Der Silfelei-
flung fort8nfobren. gs beiBt So inter
anberem:
ul1nIere DentldJenB reur6s in Ime=
|rifn iino unabldliia bamibt unfern
franfen unol urllterefnaibbrten &inbern
81 beIfen. Nadoem Die entente ourd
8eibIognabme bon Mildfiben altd
nnierer stabt nidt nnerbeblid,en
|Sdaoen 5ugefiaigt 9at, beriudte Elm.
|Srelno aus Mmerifn 6ielen gba0en
ourd] l1eberpeiiung bon omeriifuni-
|i1en &iiben aub la1ferer 5taof ge=
geniiber ii etnas menigitens mie0er
gut 5n mabe11. 8egen Der 5hnie=
rigfeiten nnb Soften oes seetra11spor-
tes, unb neil iid cine aus Mmerica
itamlne1oe anb crit affflimatiiieren.
miiBte, bat sic Mmeriean DairD Cattle
dis 3e%atralitene Ser
D~eutiditammigen III Mmerica, sic Der
Milhnot in Deutfbfano o%b5nbelfen.
|iid bemiiM, beidIpHsn, nnierer 5taot
Die Mittel gum Mnfauf elmer gnten
|Wailbfub gu uberpeiien. 9os Eter
|blein oamit es gepen 8eidlagnab=
me eeidiibt Ill gegen ge8oblung bon.
|einer Sabrespadt bon 11rr elmer
Marf, gidentum ber 38entraliteue, Sic
getponnelle MiId fann 81 8oblfn6rtg
atpeden berma1rot ner6en. MuBer6em
|Iiefert bie amerifaniide @eienibaft
&raffnttermiittel foitenlos u110 frabt=
fret.
@ir nollen nidt urterlalien, mn
|iern beutiden Treuu6en in Mnerifa,
|bornebmlib benz Spenoer oes giieres
mo ser amerifaniiden 3entralitene
fir bieien 8eipeis treuer Mnbdnglih-
|feit 5m barfen."
Simmer tnieber betout.
Simmer anfs Nete, 10 auh in oiez
Eiem 5hreiben miro es ais DEFENDERS
i EW&gG, - x, ETE, &ErINs&e - - eG, x .GE5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
lsnut,el 8ptnpers aeJ5rt amer,

Satt1tel BOttpers 9elJ6rt a1tgetls
ideinIiid at oe1 2euten, Die nit gor.
IIibe bor freunoen Hre1 feDren, ob-
don lie oiieier Beiddfhigung mil mebr
9ieuken Dor Der eigetten Cir obliegen
:f0nften-er nil bas sSuif5-G eparf.
e1nent g~eiidiliberf Baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19
(gortipsung folgt

Gruber Bat man geil1t1gen: 9etti6
la11o, Deutidlmo uber a1es; beltte.
iingt mon: alles oles iiber Reutld
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

Menldetl al Got don baraus eben
apir. ooB eg feire gfteligion geber
fann obne gott;; ME ta111 alio eth
15osiaIoemofrat nod BON Neligion
iprehen? Muo ebeuIo perig fam ei1l
lgo5ialoemofrat bie ridtige gsdadd)iitten-
Iiebe fennen, oenr1 MIR Iieben 1lnier1l
Mdbiten, peil ole Meniden Gott
5um geuneiniamen Batter baben;; % 1T
|alfo mieber Der @~ottesglaube bic
grunoIage ser Mdditenliebe.ut10 neil
Den So3ialoemofrater Der @ottesglar.-
b febIt, neil lie. Soft nid5t als ben ge=
naeiniannen 8ater nnb nidt ane Men-
iden alg lire Bruoer anerfennen oes
bab beiBt aud oas eigentlide i%o5iali-
fItiide @ebot bergsaditenIiebe;; s8iait
ou ni6t mein 8rnoer fem, 10 iblag
lid Sir Sen 5dabel ein,1 nno bas
nennt man oann Mathematician Ser
iammlungen, rsln6ern @ntes tim.
Damn pieoerlegte ib nod mebrere
abnli6e S6lagmorter oeS NeonerS u.
6eigte, pie tie in 8irflidfeit ansie-
ben, 0amit 6nr6 oieie offenii6tliben
8eiipiele oem 8ofe eroli9 EN- tia
reg 2i9t altfgeben lolte 1iber 5o51al=
%bemofrotte nno Gettgion. gtte11aao
ltorte mebr onrd) eiuen 3n11lobe11r11f.
lSdlieBlih fubr id onn1 tort: u0tr
lieben alfo, bob mir in religioien Sra
gen rtiernals nit Der So5ialoemotratie
einig per6en, benn mir miiien lebt al
he, no tie Dtnaps molerL u1o oestpe-
gen teae i6 an ben Boritenoen ben
Mntrag, bob III 33ltfnnft bier IN Buitt=
llingen III ibren ofentliden Beriamm=
Il1ngen nier1als mebr iber 8eligion
geiproden Der0en barf." Das nor
nun et1e barte NuB fir Sic uGats-
berrn;" besbalb mollte ser 8oriibenoe
.lablenten nit benz gemerfen: SEER
4dpaan, Ste molifen "a eDert moo *ef=
Nos 1agen: nyee1rl 19 Dabe el1Ilfpe1-
len Detter ntdbts 81 1agen Dig t9 Unit
lfport a1tt r1et1teu N1ttrag babe, geben
ste ltrS ods 9er1preden sooer n1tbt?s"
aur5e Baale, ales mar ge1pan11t altf
oa Es'''1.gDtl s uo u mp us nu.
aape unl IVY lpe n1g o. t'sl-
nl'l us.n astan x splptun ~ s,..l.
us.1' uub :. ssIalI ~ :. 20 m Pn.l.
49,. aals.a ~. S, aar:a.
. u4nN n'st.su.s 11s - u, ..el,s'. ~
vsIp.yns.s wv. sc -
u opu9 tpasps a.u - u.s n.44r1
81 So - W. Put.l..'s.'. -
Sy us ~ 9. ~. ~ =
~ 49, ~. -. g - =
.... W. .''.,lss. = ~ Dlasa 2s.IaA
49, -. ..'.....1 81 .,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

reid r~eeierenoen1 Nrbeiterrates iisen,
geiagt bat: User nidt mitflt, Der s
fiegt.4 MIio tper nidt ntittlt BET Die
lei @iotteglditernnaen nrb 8eligiots,
Ip6ttereien, Der fliegt;; 6estpegen bat
man chen, aIs ih Mid bieiem Grei-
Ben miberiebte, u~peral1s1 geidrieen.
SIT oag bie Breibeit Ser Gepofution
bie 6reibeit Ser Soaial6emofratie. Sic.
iid goIfspartei nennt2 Nein, me1l1,
lie mirflid cine golfSpartei fem min,
|banu mnB lie aud cine Sreibeit brin-
gen, Sic fir oas ga11ae 8oH gilt uidt,
nnr fir cine Yartei, Die niht eirmal.
etnen ga,5en Stanb erfaBt oet,g nidt
ane Mrbeiter befetne1 iiib al So5idls
Democratic. Sole Sreibeit fir ole,
aeugnng, Sreibeit ser. Religion, oas
uno in erfer 2inie gSreibeit Der neber-
LIT es, mas mir berlangen, aud bon.
Der loaialiitiiden &errihaft. &atboli-'
1he Mdnner nnb Sralten bon Niitt=
|Ii1aen, menn ibr Sebt audi nod rot
|leio bis in oie &noben btnein, man
Bat glld imn1er gu getDinren geinbt
init Dem @runoiab: u8eligion 1T Bri-
potiode", man bat Grd imlner ge=
|iogt: SIR f0nnt glauben, mas Sbr
mout, SIR fointt aub CUTE &otbolis
Ten bleiberL mir monen Gnd Guere
GeIigion nidt ral1ben, oenn tie n'1Bs
ten SAB STR @atbolifen bleibett molt,
nn6 tpenn mir g1id anf Die reltgioie11
|@efnbren oes So5ialismuS a%ilfnrerfz
jam mndten, luenn mir guh iagten,
|oaB es in letter 2inie itd bod nm GU
re reIigioie neber5eugllng banoelte,
BONN, meme lieber Ratbolifen bon
8iittlingen babt Sbr l.ns imurer ber-
fproden n1to beteuert: pBenn es n1
nniere &eligion gebt, Damn peroert
mir unieren Ma1tr Itelen. 5elite
abenb babt SIR es aus benz Mnrtoe
oes fremoen &ebners ielbit geb0rt
|oaB eS iebt an lt11iere bl. &eligion ge-.
ben ION uno id froge gud lett dig
|guer @eiitlider, nfs SRabertreter
|Gottes, benz SIR 0ieies 8eripredert
BET Ser Ealfe, bel Der erlter 81 4o=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-19

aopfdmerden. sd SD ml1rbe: iebr
bon &opfIhmer5en gep1agtt, idtreibf
,Serr Sobn Beb6ra11 bon @reensburg,
Sons. 8 od6orni's AIpenfrduter bat
mid b~oufftdnb,iig bon 6ieiem 2ei6en be-
freiitt" Dieies erprobte &rdliterbeil
mitfeL berbelfert bas Slut u11o ttdirfftt.
oas Nerpenipitem.. Seine Apotbefer-
nleoiain: geionoere Mgenten liefern.
es oiirieeftt aus bem 2abpratprium bon.
Betr aBabr11pD & ems 60, 2501
8aibington gfpo, gbicago, 81 81.
, 1922-02-24
MURDERERIS IN
CHEYENNE JAIL,
SHERIFF THINKS
at Least Two of Those Re
sponsible for Staying of
Christensen Believed in
Custody.

CHEYENNE. Wyo- Feb 24.-Sher-
iff George J. Carroll states that he Is
certain he has In jail two OF n per
sons responsible for the death OF wal
ter II. Pu0 Christensen. mechanic
and alleged b~ootleEEer who was slug
Eed. shot nine tines In the head and
his body dumped into a pit two miles
south Of Cheyenne. The sheriff, how
ever. declines to state who the w
men are II Is known that they are
among five Italians bootleggers who
were arrested as suspects The sher-
iff's r~eticence- he states. is based on
a desiro to arrest at least one other
man before n identity OF those he ac-
cuscs is made public.
Two OF the I persons arrested on
suspicion Mrs. A. Campbell and her
daughter. Eisie-wcre released Thurs.
day. having convinced tho sheriff that
they knew nothing OF the crime prior
TO the moment Of their arrest. In ad-
dition to the i've Italians, Mrs. Billie
Avery and Wyet L. Brownley still are
held in custody. but II Is said that they
are detained merely because II Is posi-.
bic they may be found to be material
Witnesses
The theory held at the sh~erif's OF.
flee that Christensen was slain by fel-
low-boo.leggers is becoming more thor
oughly convincing to the officers rs
the Investigation proceeds II now Is
heiieved that Christensen. having op-
erated in partnership with n gang Of
Italian bootlegGers and automobile
thieves. fell out with the gang over a
division OF profits or some other mat
ter. and was slain 10 prevent him from
carrying into effect n threat to turn
intormer- II IS believed that he FIRST
was slugged with n club or piece OF
pipe at n garage In the Park addition
section of the city. tho blow shatter
ing his skull. and that the body-sun
living. possibly@then was carried four
miles in an automobile to the place
where It was abandoned. There. II
is surmised. the assassfns made Ger
tain OF their job by standing over the
body and emptying the contents of
Two guns into the head.
After an autopsy, Christensen's
body was shipped TO Fort Collins.
where his father, Christopher c.
Christensen. resides.
, 1922-02-24
YOUTHFUL EL0PER FINED
5000 AND SENT TO JAIL
FOR MARRIAGE PERJURY

BASIN, Wye. Feb. e4.-Cupid
got an awful Jolt In district court
here this week Tom MeC&ty. a
youth Of IL. eiopod with Julia
Moore. q 14-yearold girl from Low
ell The couple left Lowell nj
night. walked TO Kane whore they
caught the train to Basin They
secured n marriage license, McCzrty
giving the age of his prospective
bride at 81 and were married The
same day MIR. and Mrs. Bill Moore
Of Lowell. parents Of the girl. tele
phoned Sheriff WickEire 10 appree.
, 1922-02-24

bend the pair and they were arrest
ed in a picture show. Yesterday
McCarty appeared before Judge r.
W. Metz I'm districf osurf on .
charge Of perjury. and upon plead
ing guilty was given n jail sen
teuce Of nine months and = fine of
$500. The marriage was also an
uuiled and tho girl returned to her
parents
, 1922-02-24

pleas OF guilty before Judge Metz
Bnn Lane a sentence Of 80 days and
$500 ane while Boyd Painter drew 90
days and $500. Both were remanded
70 the Park county jail
Tex Hunter. who was brought here
from Great Falls, Mont. on . charge
Of, stealing an automobile was dis
charged In court. he having produced
a bill Of sale OF thu machine which
he was alleged TO have stolen a
, 1922-02-24
SEARCH FOR STOLEN
TRUNK REVEALS Still

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. 24.-Be-
cause somebody stole Mrs. Lucy Pa
dilla's trunk Parafino Hernandez and
Bifrginio Bralbarez, -unregenerate sons
of Mexico, Tuesday in municipal court
were fined for Illicit distilling. The
police. while searching for Mrs Pa
diila's trunk were almost overpowered
by the odor Of cooking hooch when
they invaded an establishment con.
Quoted by Hernandez The arrest OF
Hernandez and Bralbarez resulted.
The former was fined 800 and tho
latter $50. Mrs Padilla's trunk was
not located.
, 1922-02-24

civil case. Gardner vs. Burlington
railroad has been on trial the past
three day ard ,rn go o the Jury
to-day Owing to n number OF mur-
der trials in Hot Springs county the
jury term m this county win proba-
bly, come to an end with b civil
docket clearance and all Of the gamb-
, 1922-02-24
Cleveland Asks
Modification OF
Prohibition LdlU

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Feb e4.-rhe
Cleveland council has adopted a reso-
luton. protesting against the prohi-
hition amendment TO the United
States constitution and appealing TO
congress to modify II to permit man
ufacture and sale OF light wines and
beer.
, 1922-02-24

WANTED TO BUY - Furniture Of
any kind. 100 West Midwest avenue
Phone 249. 2-24-ti
, 1922-02-24

wANTEDAGood man TO handle top
shop. must have small capital TO
invest. Gail Sunday morning 1850 or
ss7 South Ash street s'afat
, 1922-02-24
Governor Boasts
Other Troubles
Than State Cares

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Feb. 24-No
pardons were issued at the office OF
Governor Carey Tuesday. no commuta'
tons OF sentence were granted. nor
were there any other indications that
the governor was in a genial mood
The governor. In fact. was in anything
but that sort Of a m0od-he was SUI.
eering from an liberated tooth
, 1922-02-24

Sale OF homemade candy and
Orange Marmaiade. Quality grocery
CY and Walnut ~streets. Whites gro.
Gerry. 2 to 3 p. m. Y. W. c. A CAT.
eteria- lis East First street. IL a m.
to : p. m. Saturday. February rs.
By tho Girl Reserves OF West Casper
school. 2-24-it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-23

began to press upon the petroleum In
dustry it was met at first by the re-
covery Of more casing head gas"
Petroleum and natural gas come from
the same wells, and usually on the
first flow the gas is In the excess, for
it is simply the vapor of the oil. Much
natural gas is lost from new wells,
but it is possible to save large part OF
the lighter product at the casing head
or mouth of the well. and much OF the
light oil, in state closely approaching
gas, is now retained In the casing head
and drawn of for distillation into gas
oline.
About 1913 the cracking" process Of
producing gasoline came into use, be
ing first exploited as a secret process
However, its principle has gradually
become known and it Is now generally
adopted by oil ref1ners. Crude oil
which has yielded its products of gaso
line and other Of the lighter distillates
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-23

by the ordinary methods. is confined
in q vessel and subjected to both heat
and pressure. which breaks up the
hydrocarbons or cracks" the oil. 1t
is a popularity of the process that it
can be repeated many times, and more
gasoline Is formed every time. Even
the heavy oil paraf1ne can be cracked
into crude oil, and the crude oil crack
ed into gasoline. The most of the
process is not prohibitive, and it ap-
pears TO have settled the problem OF
gasoline supply as long as there is
an abundance of petroleum.
The gasoline investigation by the
senate committee will necessitate the
expenditure of considerable money. II
will cost the government a neat sum
and it will cost the producers many
times as much, for they will be fight
ing for their profits and will spare nc
expense. The government has no way
OF recouping its outlay, but those who