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, 1923-07-21

park continues 10 improves.
Reports received at tho third dis
trict office of the State Highway de-
partment at Casper. up to 10 a. m.
today. indicate the following condi-
tons:
State Highway Route No. 11-Yel-
lowstone highway. Generally in good
condition entirely across the state.
Grin to Casper good. though show
ing some wear due to dry weather
and heavy traffic. Casper to Sho-
shoni generally very good. one de-
tour one-half a mile long between
waltman and Powder River and
some short stretches OF grading be-
tween waltman and woiton. Birds
Eye Pass now in fair shape and
easily passable for cars in proper
condition and not overloaded. From
Thermopolis to the park roads are
reported excellent.
State Highway Route No. ST.
Shoshoni-Lander road. Somewhat
rough in places on the trail between
the Wind River and Riverton but
generally in the best condition 1t has
ever been.
State Highway Route No. 71-Salt
Creek-Sheridan road. Pavement for
seven miles north OF Casper which
is under reconstruction, then very
rough following detours for several
miles further where new pavement is
under construction. then fair travel
ing to Salt Creek although the ON
slant pounding of heavily loaded
in dry weather is beginning to
pit the surface in places. From
Creek to Sheridan the road is report
ed very good.
state Highway Route No. H-orin-
Lusk-vanTassell. Only a trail as far
Is Shawnee though fair time can be
over this stretch. then the cad
is excellent all the way TO the Ne
braska line.
State Highway Route Nc. So
Lusk-Newcastis road. This road Is
WY spod 70 Mule Creek and Edge
, 1923-07-21

mont. From Mule Creek to New
castle 1t is very rough and under
construction.
State Highway Route Nc. so
Rocky Mountain highway. Report
received from Lander-Yellowstone
Transportation company, operating
buses between Lander and Yellow
stone park. states that road from
Lander to Moran is good and from
Moran to park excellent. While con
siderable trouble was caused by
heavy rains on the new grade across
the Continental Divide the first OF
the week. this road is well main
tanned and as soon as there are two
or three days OF dry weather the road
is put into excellent condition.
, 1923-07-21
INTOXICATED
DRIVES AUTO
INTO WINDOW

PORTLAND, Orc, July 21-con-
victed of driving her car e h
sidewalk and into a plate glass store
window while intoxicated. Miss Helen
Asp. 20, was sentenced in the NUM-
cipai court here to forfeit her driving
license, TO give her automobile to a
etorekeeper in payment for his broken
window. to leave the state and, in
case she fails to do this and drinks
again. to serve 90 days in Jail. Miss
Asp left her car at the court house
door and said she was on her way.
, 1923-07-21

edition. which goes 10 press at
noon, preciuded tho possibility of
receiving or publishing stories in
time for today.
So get your thrills into story
form at once. Yours may win tho
prize. Initials only viii DO used in
signing the stories, which should
DO written on one side of the paper
and addressed to the "TtTlleDay'
EDITOR Of The Tribune,
, 1923-07-21

Mr.. Harding, these associates say.
feels that there is little or no need
for any immediate assembling OF tho
federal legislation body and further
more that this leaders in congress
in common with the public generally
are Of the opinion that the country
is benofitting by tho current recess
OF congress,
So far as need for relief iegtsla'
ton for farmers is involved, those
close TO the president arc unable to
agree with senator Brookhhrt in
that respect. They point out that
the president in an address at Hut
crimson, Kansas, last month pres
aeatsd = list Of measures instituted
, 1923-07-21
Harding Denies Rnmor That
Congress viii Be Conyened

by tho government for the benefit
of farmers which ne at that time
said should with gradual improve
ment in business conditions, restore
the agricultural industry to normal,
Any further legislation Mt this
time II Is held by some of tho pres
dents advisers, would do more to
hinder that restoration than to
help II.
The president and Mrs. Harding
and their party were today enroute
from Cordova TO sitka, whore they
expect to arrive at 0 o'clock tomor-
row morning for an all day visit.
before bidding farewell 70 AlRskar
, 1923-07-21

R R Chihuahua, Mex
leo, July 21.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press).-The body of
Francisco "Pancho" Villa,
Robin Hood of Mexico, indis-
putably the most interesting
character Of contemporary Mexican
history, a strange combination of
horse sense and fiery impulse. lies
in the city hall hero where thousands
of persons today viewed it.
Always heavily guarded. al part of
his military strategy learned in a hard
school of experience, Villa met death
yesterday about eight o'clock IN the
morning on the outskirts of Parral.
near the Guam Juanto bridge
Colonel Miguel TriIlo. Villas secre-
tary. and Rosalio Morales. n body
guard, and one bystander whose
name has not been learned also were
killed. One Villa guard was wound
ed
The attacking band tota1ed seven.
the bandits unlucky number TIA
assailants were on foot, while Panchoss
men were mounted. leaving Parrai
on a happy-go-lucky Journey to his
ranch at Canutfllo. Durango
A dozen bullets pierced Pancho's
body and four cracked through his
head. Six shots found their mark in
Trillo.
The ~assassins fled to the river bed
and sped off on horses which had
been hidden in the river bed near the
bridge.
General E.. Martinez. commanding
a detachment of 100 federal soldiers,
captured three of the attacking seven,
late yesterday a short distance from
here. General Martinez, who hur.
ried here from Chihuahua City for
personal investigation, is holding the
men. acting under orders from Presi-
dent Obregon. The General said the
assassins used 5000 rifles. Military
detachments have left Jiminez and
ale De Alende to trail the murderers.
Federal troops today had gone to
Canutillo in anticipation of possible
disorders at the Villa ranch. Affairs
affecting Villas estate admittedly are
mixed. and even some supposition is
openly made here that the ranch may
revert to the state.
Troops from the command of Gen.
eral Jose e. Escobar II bound here
from Torreon to help in the pursuit.
or h assassfns, who today remained
unidentified.
Two theories arc advanced by Of.
Ulcers here in investigation. One is
that deserters from Villas guard COM.
mitted the killings. The other is
that of revenge.
villa, the mountain man, with abn-
ity TO ride. shoot and swear. with a
peculiar complex. the great weakness
OF which was an uncomfortable tenn
per, had many enemies-probably
hundreds of men had sworn to take
his fear according to his friends.
he nae no enemy so bitter as Fran.
cisco Herrera And not without
cause Villa Is aid to have practical.
iy murdered. Melcher. another gem
prominent in Mexicv. Mac Lovio
Herrera, general over the left wing
of Villas 1914 army. was mysterious.
ly murdered. Melcher. another gen
eral. his brother. Jose De va Yuz
Herrera. his his father. and a young
err Herrera were executed on Easter
morning in 1915 when they were led
to a Parral Graveyard. Francisco, the
only male member OF the family left.
Is a government official at Gomez
Continued on Page Seven.)
, 1923-07-21

ON THE U. q. g. HENDERSON
WITH PRESIDENT HARDING.
July 21-iBy he Associated Press)-
President Harding 1t can be do
clared positively has not intention
of calling congress into seshon in
advance OF it, regular meeting in
December.
While the chief executive himself
nhde no direct statement, those
among his party on his tour OF
Alaska, who reflect his views say
that he has no idea OF needing a
demand for an extra session made
by Senator Brookhart, republican
Of Iowa.
, 1923-07-21
Fair Weather
In Prospect
During Week

WASHINGTON. July 21-weath-
g outlook for the week beginning
Monday
Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys:
Warm and generally fair. but
with a probability Of widely scat
tered local thunder showers.
Rocky Mountain and plateau re
gions Normal temperature; generally
fair. but local thunder showers are
probable.
Pacific states: Generally fair, nor
NAL temperature.
, 1923-07-21
RIOTS BREAK
OUT In BERLIN

BERLIN. July 21.-(By The Asso-
clated Pressl.-Serious disorders are
taking place in Berlin. It was indicat-
ed by semi-official kilograms received
here today, saying that the governor
of Lower silesla has issued an order
prociaiming Severe exceptional con-
ditiona in tho town and district"
Indoor meetings have been forbid
den, the telegram adds.
, 1923-07-21
NO |. W. W. In
PORT ARTHUR

PORT ARTHUR, Tex. July al
Dy h Associated Press The invai
sion of. Port Arthur by h /. w, WI
to all outward appearances has beed
called off definitely.
Outside OF three members of the adj
vanco guard who arrived early in tn,
week, m OF the army has come.
Sidney Terry. general organizer al
the I. WV. today said Tho advised
against the invasion OF this city b
members Of bis organization,
, 1923-07-21
Write hat Thrill
Win Prizes

WANTED-Thc biggest thrill you
have eve experienced told In q
1oo-word story.
The stories will DO published In
Tho Tribune and tho winner zach
day viii receive two Tickets 10 the
current attraction at the America
thenter.
First announcement OF the Trib.
uno's "Thriila>Day' contest was
made iast night cad todayis pafE
, 1923-07-21
PROHIBITION IN SERBIA.

BELGRADE. July 21.-The move
ment for prohibition is strong among
the students of Serbia. especially in
the higher schools. and a number of
demonstrations in favor OF abstention
from alcoholic liquors arc planned
for this summer. 1t is estimated that
so per cent of Serbian students are
total a~bstainers.
, 1923-07-21
ROAD CONDITIONS STILL GOOD
DESPITE LATE DRY WEATHER
PILOT FALLS
INTO SOUND

SEATTLE, Wash. July 21.-Lieu.
tenant ]. d. Price. senior aviator OF
the battleship Maryland, was hurled
unconscious into Puget Sound when
his plane caught today in an attempt
to launch It from the deck. The acci-
dent occurred as the Maryland ap.
preached this port. The flying ma
chine was broken in two. Its tail had
caught in the brake of the %catapult.
, 1923-07-21
Escort
Is Planned For
Harding Return

SAN DIEGO. July 21-Ordered to
duty as an escort to the president at
tho gigantic naval spectacle in Puget
Sound, July 81. nine De-Hav1land air
planes, with the commander Of the
navy's air forces on his coast in COM
mand. are bound from North Island
today on the first leg Of their 1141
mile flight to the sound.
, 1923-07-21
Thousands Uiew Body Of Former
Mexican Terrorist IN S:tty Hall
Remains of Bandit
Lie In State at
Parral; Story of
ambush Told

MEXICO CITY, July 21-By Tho
Associated Press.)-President 0bre-
CONS plan to accord fun military
honors to the funeral Of Francisco
villa, former rebel chieftain, who
was killed yesterday, will not be
carried out, 1t was announced Off
cially at the war department late
last night, because Villas name was
not carried upon the nj mill
tary rolls Of the government.
, 1923-07-21
Political Party
Merger Denied

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 21@How-
ard Everett. democratic national COM
mitteeman from Minnesota, in a tele-
gram to the Associated Press here
from Winnipeg. Man. denied that he
had authorized a statement in which
he Is alleged to have said that the
democratic and farmer-labor parties
will merge in this state.
, 1923-07-21
Father of Casper
~ScoutmaSter Dies
At Sheridan Home

Harold J. Masters, scoutmaster of
Troop -Four Of the Casper Scouts. was
called to Sheridan by the death Of his
father, a well known business man
Of that city. Scoutmaster Masters
is a welder at the Standard refinery
here.
, 1923-07-21

A lesson to Casperites win be
found in Bargain Week which will
be held here July 80 until August
1. The residents OF this city who
have been making their purchases
, 1923-07-21
State Highway Department Meets With
Difficulty In Maintenance Work;
Roads to Park Improved

Dry weather is having its effect on road conditions in
Wyoming although highways are still reported to be in gen.
orally good shape and Sunday autosts may enjoy jaunts to
their favorite recreation grounds. Detours made necessary
by road building are scattered throughout the district. The
condition of highways leading to the Yellowstone National
, 1923-07-21
SIX BURNED
BY EXPLOSION

WILKES BARRE. Pa. July III
Six men were seriously burned in n
gas explosion in the Avondaie Mine
Of the Glen Alden coal company at
Nanticoke. Mime officials said that
no miners were entombed by tho aCoi.
dent
, 1923-07-21
JACOBS
IS ACQUITTED

SAN DIEGO, Calf. July s1.-Dr.
Luis l.. Jacobs. charged with the
murder OF Miss FRITZ Mann last Jan
uary. was today found not guilty by
q Jury,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Conducted IN cooperation nth As
soet1tcd First National PioturesJ
Peggy-By all means Jackie coog-
an comes first. And after that comes
Miriam Bsttista You know she's
done 20 well in the movies. being a
record breaker. that she has decided
TO try her hand in "A Fool There
Was" a legitimate play. OF course,
she viii take the child's role.
Fan Fan-How could 1t possibly go
by. without my letting you know.
Ethel Grey Terry has been added to
the cast OF Brass" which is now in
process. Jackie Coogan just passed
his eighth birthday. he viii soon be
seen in his best-of-all picture,
Daddy" ! just know you're going
10 love II. How is that fan album
getting along7 You always have my
help. you know. You can count on IL
Myra B.-Yes, he's the Guy Bates
Post. The Masquerade" is his first
picturepIay. His second is Omar.
the Tentmaker." Listen. Myra, for
the genuine thing in soothing. sluTn-
brous, sumptuous and sinister splen-
dor OF the mysterious land OF the
Arabian Nights. get your favorite
shiek 20 take you TO Omar. the
Tentmaker." Twill serve you as
vcriiable Whit from your 'Narghili,
Myra Il.
Rosetta Ponci--It seems everybody
would Just like 10 make a grab for
Bert Lytell. Well. he has at last been
secured by the Principal Players
corporation. which is controlled by
the Lessers. and he Will star In The
Meanest Man IN the World" the
screen version OF the Geo. N. Conan
play OF the same name. know you're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
COLO N l A L

spiolph Valentino. one OF the
rsr's most popular male players,
asarTsd with Carmel Myers In a
fzsch farce. IAN Night" Is the az.
rwton now showing at the Colonial.
y story was written by Edgnr
fnckltn and IS one that is humanity
rsssting and can be pleasingly
raeated on the screen. The pic.
ny s played b. a cast OF well
bra players.
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PALACE HIP

y roIlicking farce. fun OF laughs.
Is Boy Crazy" the picture starring
Doris May. which opens At the Pal.
acc Hip today.
Doris May plays the role OF Jackie
Cameron. a beautiful young girl. who
gets herself into a peck Of trouble
because OF her romau,icism and who
succeeds in helping her father out
OF business crisin by herself run.
ming haberdaAhcry. she Is ably
supported by Harry Meyers. Jean
Hathaway. Fred Gambold and many
other noted players.
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BLUE MOUSE

Tho Third Alarm.- the big new
Emory Johnson thriller. opens It's run
~ the Blue Mouse thcatcr today.
with Ralph LOWS and Johnny walk.
or appearing IN tho two big roles %
tho production What IL said 10 bo
one % the sweetest love stories ever
told prodominatss thruout this big
production OF thrills. Tho picture
has tho fireman Of metropolitan
fire department as lts hero. There
arc many dramatic punches. with
heart Interest galore. while the bis
thrill In the offering Is the fro secnc,
which Is heraldcd as ono OF The bat
OF It's kind ever given 20 the screen,
The Hue Mouse orchestra. under
BRENNAN. and Henri c. 10 Del. or,
ganis,, viii supply snappy concert
offerings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
LIB Err T Y

'Th. Ho,tentot.- big comedy
drama. fun OF excitement and inter.
est. Is stiil running ~ tho Liberty.
The picture ranks among the best
Of tho season and ita playing cast Is
notable. Douglas MaeLsan and
Madge Bellamy arc the featured
players and among the others arc
Lila Leslie. Truly shattuck. Martin
Best. Raymond Hatton. Dwight Crit.
tendon and stanhope Theatcroft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
WINTER GARDEN

The perturbation Of one Of F.llnor
Gyms famous novels. The Man and
the Moment" a Playgocrs' feature. is
the attraction al the winter Garden
today.
a new picture viii start showing
Sunday Breaking Home Ties" a
wonderfully dramatic story OF hu.
man interest. viii he the attraction.
The story was written by Frank y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
COILS E U NJ

'.Sbaaows. tho picture opening TO
~ Al the Coliseum thcater gives a
- wtst 10 tho old Enoch Arden
%ue The film h based on the
y, story, Ching. Ching. China
- b. Wilbur Daniel steele and
{ csne IS laid In Urkey. a little
,Ass vilhge on tho New England
ssst
~ cast playing the picture f. one
: Ue,.derable merit Among those
81 prominently cast are Lon
,srsf. Harrison Ford. Marguerite
1, : Motto. Walter Long. John
snpolis and Buddy Messenger.
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FORMER STAR HAS
RETURNED TO SCREEN

Greehen Hartman. wife OF Alan
Hale. Is making a double header OF
her return 10 the screen. after an alb
benec OF three years, due 10 the ne.
ccssity Of devoting her whole. undi.
vided time 10 Alan. jr She will be
seen almost simultaneously in two
different William Fox features.
namely. Tom Nix in DO and Dare. Z"
and Dustin Farnum. In while Jus.
tico Waits"
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NAZIMOVA SPOILED BY MOVIES?
by JAMES W. DEAN

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.--Last night
~ saw Nazimova in 'Dagmar"
In the closing scene she wore rcar.
let nightgown. and her lover stabbed
her 10 death
Any jury would acquii a man for
killing q woman In n scarlet night
gown. yet / hoped that somebody
would be hiding in the wings 10 deal
out retrlbution 10 the lover as no
came of the nct. Indeed. bore no
good will toward anyone connected
with the show. II was the rankest
have seen this season.
Many years ago passed a small
theater. In the lobby was a collection
or brio .buc and furniture, A placard
read. IAN Of this will be broken IN
the third act" paid a quarter and
went In TO SEQ the fun.
That show was better than Dag
mar" II made no preten,ions 10 art
II was unanhamcdiy mclodrama OF
the rankcst sort Sazimoya has been
acclaimed 0a one OF tho foremost art
lists OF the ihcatcr. yet ahs selects AZ
vehicle for her return 10 the stage
play that possesses not one Bcintilla
OF art.
wonder whether tho movies have
married the art OF Nnzimoyn. or has
she heretofore been oyerrntcd as M
artist because OF the glamor OF her
personality and hnr early struggled
Probably the movies arc 20 blame
She did about MS sho pleased In the
movies There was no restraint upon
hor. unbridled now, she seems &c
lack discrimination. She stops &c
browse along the way and art lagi
behind
''Dagmar" Is nothing more or less
than the story OF loose woman told
in drab terms. The hystericni over
acting NJ Nnyirnnyu and her hideouf
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STR A N D

thrilling comedy romance story.
osacy Adams sawyer from thu
wi by Charles FELTON, PidEin. Is
!. rao,oplay feature az the strand.
rank today,
/. is film form the story proves
srAy Interesting. exciting. humor.
= lad Is admirably wen played.
~ east is one OF the features OF
!. prture. In IL are q number Of
,sed players. including blanche
ass. John Bower. Lon CLANCY.
sreara LasIarr. Elmo Lincoln.
ls:ss Frarenda and many others
4 rsg known.
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co u M B / A

Priscilla Dean. In her latest pro
htoa. The Flame Of Life is re.
zalrlng az the Columbia theatnr FOR
~ days more. In THE Flame q
q" Hiss Dean Is IN an emotional
wcayai tina; Is one OF the best o.
q screen career. With Miss Dean
5 De picture are Robert Ellis. Bea
he Banham. Kathryn AaeGulre
|=nstt King. Fred Kohier and
board Daniels.
ne picture is based on the s,or5
\ The sane name by Frances Hodg
In Burnett. one OF the most popu
( rcsels.
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P RIN CESS

Jane Novpk. starring IN Colleen
o. the Pines II the attraction which
opens today ~ tho Princess thsatcr
Tho picture contains many thrilling
scenes and beautiful settings and de
picia a htlrrinEiy dramatic tale OF
romance, adventure and SELF sacrifice
OF an elder sister for tho younger
Mas NovRk Is supported in the pic
ture by Edward Haarn. Alfred Allen
j. Gordon Russell and many Others
well known on the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
ALAN HALE PLAYS
IN "MAIN STREET"

With the selection OF Alan Hale 20
play tho character role Of BJorstan.
Warner Brothers have completed the
cast for Main Street" which Is nov
In its hfth week OF fllming. ar. Hale
started his enacting Of this impor-
tant role before be had finished with
the william Fox production OF THE
Eleventh Hour" in which he will be
ono Of the featured players. and
therefore he has had a busy week OF
H. Jumping from one studio 10 the
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
GOLF CHAMPION TO
APPEAR I'M FILM

Gene Snrazen. the world famous
golf champion. has been engaged by
the Warner Brothers 10 DO featured
In series OF one-reel productions
combining comedy and golf instruc.
tons. They Will be made at the
Warner studios in Los Angeles un.
der the supervision OF Harry Rapf.
producer OF the Charles G.. Norris
novel, Brass" following the return
OF Mr.. sarszen from Miami. Fla.
some time next month.
costumes only emphasize the lack OF
color in the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

ropAY'S PR0GR. Ms
tN-e>hadeus [" With . large
- u rsFuiar siars,
-fafi --lbegg - atrt ran and
so. fslism, IN The heiientai,
.,raNn-~Quinsy Adauas sawyer
s..lsrias Iehn Ds~er- znd blanche
saert.
,ssiunIA-rrisesiia poaa In The
,i.ns II ilfe,H
sfr MOT sH-RaiPh Lssis In The
fhad Alarm.
oetn>IAi---An NiEh'." featuring
gsasiph Naicntine.
vEl>Cfa>S-jane Ne'ah, starred In
-cciiren 81 the fincs.
wt>rtR GARDEN - ~hrcakinE
n.sa4 ft-.-f
yiiaCE uir-nori. Ma and Harry
eyrs, In ~t.oy Crazy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
WESLEY BARRY WILL
MAKE NEW PICTURE

Wesley "FIVckles' Barry II oN.
pscted 10 arrive al the Warner
Brothers studies in Los Angles the
latter part OF this month. aud will
begin work on tie first OF three pro.
dueuous "LitiN Johnny Jones'" the
George ", scohan stage play.
"Freckies" II az present making a
personal appearance tour IN connec.
ton with his latest picture. Heroes
OF the Street"
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selizcr. said 20 have been Inspired by
tho ancien, Russian folk song. 'Eun.
Eilll."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

AG % Week Which Have
Home W%~G @hm cCien%d Pines ~ - WIN M
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n n,
"its made his
he tesah
p Ucen
my WIFE,