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The Washington times., 1923-01-10
JACKIE cooGAN GIVEN
100000 BONUS OFFER

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.--A cash
bonus of 100000 has been offered
Jackie Coogan, child film star, the
day he signs a contract for four
pictures with the Metro Pictures
Corpora tlon, 1t was reported in mo.
ton picture circles here today.
The four pictures can be made in
little over a year. The contract Ia
expected to be closed within a few
days.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
RAIDS make
Al blNDR|A
Al DRY
Score 81 CO Visited ~ Y. 8.
Agents and Politemer.
Four Arrested.

ALEXANDRIA, Va; Jan. 10.
Eoflicers 81 the Prphihltien Elll1o1ee
ftlerit Bureau last night conducted
raid en- nearly q score "a A1sAr
andria cafes and ppQlraoslAs
resting ave and cont ting var1-
Gus kinds uf intoxicantg
The raid was the uulnatn ton o1
several weeks iuvest 81 ton hy Off
Gers working ~ conjunction with
City Manager Rich.
The federal Officers were led ri
w. E HuErell and consisted 81
/ Special Agents Fowler and Ander-
son ana squad gof Alexldrta ne.
! lice, headed ~ Chief gooqe. and
Eefste Camel and Wilkinson.
PaytOn DaiIineer. proprietor Ol
| the Majestic poolruoI1 S0l King
street WAS the first arrested OIL
Icers say they found one eit kallcn
| 0f white 1iouor and eiklat hints of
IEa1linaer pleaded g9ilty when ar-
lraigned this morning ana was re-
IIeased under $500 bond fot ne
/ grand jury.
samuel Bray ana George Conrad,
leach found with liquor on their
lnGrson, II & charged. were arrested
by the fnidfng party III the Busy
Bee Cates 114 North Royal street
When arIaigne Conrad pI6aded
s..rl6k gtfiIky. Through his atfOr
ney, Charles Henry smith, he de-
elared that the liquor " Cor his
own per sonal use, and tllat he had
not been found In the oct Of tFanH
| porting IL u WIS releaged under
$500 hail Bray WiI be given e.
ring tomorrow.
The Black Cat Cafe. 11O South
Dnipn etsestr Was ne nett place
/ the proprietor. Roy Beach, was
held ufiile 800 bond.
Beach uIas held On the testimony
/ Of tEO Witne sses. who sW0re that
| they had used marked money Int
! tie purchase Of 0Ile-half pint 0f
| FlIfslsey ana q quart Ct GOed0r
| Gin from Beach 8 bartender III the
| presenc6 Of Beach.
/ The Aiexandfia Council, Royal
Arcanu1a, last night held InsfaLla-
/ ton 81 officers ut Fyahian Hail.
/ E0IIUFVing the llatipg supper
vas served - the Hotel Rarnnael
Regent q. r. Pierpont presided
during the supper ana the follow
/ flig sDea lEeT.s ed the council s.
EJ, Edward Swain, q pVahl1in gtOls.:
|. stephen Takes. James ayne and
~. il. Manifold
Tke Business and PROFESSIONAL
IS70i,1ens League last night had
buffet supper III the CliaIaber Of
IConarnerce hall.
The George vVaslling thday
ssociafion last night q met iii
/ me CHAMBER III Commerce to per-
! feet plans for the ton
shirthday parade on ehriloFy
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
Belgium Will Furnish
at Least 1000 Troops
to Aid In Ruhr Seizure

BY international News Service.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 10.-Belgian
troops were being concentrated to-
day along the German frontier at
Aachen and Duishurg to assist the
French in the seizure of the Ruhr.
Belgium will furnish at least
1000 soldiers, 1t was officially
stated to International News Ser
vice. They are expected to march
into Germany Thursday.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
Noteworthy stinlOny
Pack of Lies, z d ecIares
Cant j IL. SlkipWith
BY b. ", STURDIVANT,
1nterpatlpnnl NcWs service.

a(Copyright. 1923. by international News
SERVICE
. BAETRoR, La, Jan. 1O:--F linctut
ated with all the ringing Oathe q.
trooper, q sweeping repudis-
lion of s.Bfg Jim NprssV0r
Testimony before the open hearing
on the ..Iaooded mob murders was
given international News Service
-oday BY Capt. j. K. SlipWith. ex-
aIted cycIOps Of the. KH Klux KAN
N Moreh0use parish, !.
Captain Skipwitli, in an authorized
interview, leveled a counter 0arraG
OF charges at Noteworthy anQ eA.
plosively denied, his accusations that
he khan was responsible Tor e
reign or terror In MorsehCuse
parish. The khan leader branded the
States star surprise witness az 2
liar and traitor" and denied ever
having talked to him. NorsWorthyss
testimony, which involved the kan.
was based chiefly on his alleged aex-
nerfences as khan member and In
alleged conversation with SkipWith.
Brands Testimony Lie. !"
The interview was Obtained on the
town square, where the captain trod
his way utterly uilmindful Of the
legal battle being waged step away
IN the town court house. He showed
no interest In the States legal ac-
tivities, but ne did take Offense at
Noteworthy testimony. In the
long ago the captain was trooper
III Forests Confederate cavalry,
and he surely drew up on his martial
experiences to emphasize his re-
marks.
There's not one word Of truth In
his whole damn statement the
cyclops declared in opening the in
terview. His word wouldn't be be
Iieved by any responsible or re-
spectacle person. His whole state
ment UP there in court was q pack
of lies"
"You carry this statement az ]
give 1t to you, buddy, We-the
khan can't put any evidence into
the thing they're having up there.
Were shut out Of It, but when the
time comes well put witnesses on
the stand who viii blow that NOrs-
Worthy's story to he'll.
Calls; It 'Put-Up job
'NorsWorthy was q deserter from
the khan. He says himself he went
into the khan for the purpose Of find
ing out our secrets. We have no
secrets, and when ne found that out,
he made q sensational story
Captain Slxipwith specifically de.
MED Notsworthy's charge that the
XII Klux Khan In Warehouse parish
wore black hocds' when its "vigi,
lance committee went on raids. He
also denied Nor'sworthy's charge
that he had told the witness he had
gotten rid Of two undesira bles."
I AS God Is my witness, buddy,
he said, slowly and solemn1y, -
never said that to that man. j never
had any conversation with him at
any time, and don't remember hay.
ing talked to him In my whole life.
Its a put-up job, all that evidence,
and It seems q downright shame
when they use a disreputable person
to put it across
Buddy, that man said he. was q
captain of the khan at +Mer Rouge.
That's a lie. I appoint the captains,
and he never served day as cap.
tain, for l never appointed him. No
good man would follow his leader.
ship.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10

the various army corps areas, from
Texas TO Boston.
The order for American tn
Srawal will not come as q surprise to
the French government, Il was said
here today, as Ambassador HerIiclE
informed President Poincare some
days ago that America would get out
of the Rhine bag and baggage IS his
government persisted IN it's Eul1r
policy. Apparently the French goK-
ernnnent weighed the matter ana
then decided that. much Az Il de-
sired the presence Of American
troops, It desired the rich Ruhr coal
fields more.
Meets Senate Approval.
News Of the A1nerfcan withdrawal
was greeted with undisguised an
prevail IN the Senate. where only
Saturday q resolution. was passed
virtually requesting the Admin tra-
tion to bring the troops home.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
FIRES SHOT INTO BRAIN
WHILE WIFE LOOKS on

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. 1o.-while
his wife looked on in horror, Edward
Rosenberg, fifty.three, wealthy print
ing plant owner. committed suicide
today Mt his home here by firing u
instantly.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
III SENTENCED
TO DEATH IN
INDIA
Tried for Murder and Arson
Following Non-c o-opera
tionist outrages.
b international News servlce.

CALCUTTA, India, Jan. 10.-One
hundred and seventy-two persons
were today sentenced to death after
trials for murder and arson result
ing from non-co-operatioiiist out
RACES in Chaurasi last February.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10
KIDNAPPED GIRL
WITNESS At
He AIRING
Mer Rouge Inquiry Expected 20
Involve Klan i,
Slayings.

Continued from First, PAGE
move. The use OF Depar trnent Of
Justice agents TO prepare the case
followed. ssi. 'ss
The Washington times., 1923-01-10

The Business and 6lessioHaI
gR0f,1ens League last night had
hu1Eef supper IL the Cslnrnber Of
Commerce. hail.
The Washington times., 1923-01-10

The George w ashtng hday
AssOciaf don last night alo met in
the Chainher Of ConagltFce to per-
feet plans for the singt0ll
hir4hday parade son ehFil1sIy e.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

the United States constitute system OF National
Museums Of Native America; that the combined
national park systems of the United States and
Canada II preserved untouched will constitute M
unique continental exposition Of inestimable value
to science and to the popular education Of future
generations; that at the option of single gov
eminent official several OF the American parks ant
all but one Of the Canadian PARKS open to min
Ing and grazing that the control of waterpower IL
the future American parks has been recently sur
rendered by congress 10 the water-pOwer commits
sion and that Interference with the natural con
dion Of these parks will destroy their usefulness.
to science and education. The resolution call,
upon the people Of America and Canada 'to secure
such amendments Of existing law and the enact.
ment of such new laws as will give TO all units In
the international parks system complete conserva.
ton alike and will safeguard them against every
Industrial use either under private public con.
troll at least until careful study shall justify the
elimination Of any part from park classification"
The General Federation Of Womens Clubs
passed resolution to the effect at Its recent
mid-benniAl council at Atlanta.
The national park appropriations for the fiscal
year beginning July l aggregate an increase OF
S2432lO those Of the current year. In tn.
table that follows the first column Of dollars con
tains the sums set apart for administration main
tenance and protection; the second the sums for
permanent improvements; the third the total an
Preparations for the several parks The fourth
column shows the attendance at each park for the
calendar year of 1922.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
INFORMATION Department.
~~-~~~~~NN-0SS-s~-~.--o..
Commercial inquiries answered N
information gladly furnished wi,boD
cost. Address any firm above.
GRAZING REGULATION REyIsn,
TO BE URGED
Committee Representing Live Sta
Growers to Confer With
Officials

Denver.-The committee Of SIX ne,
bers appointed at Ogden, Utah. h,
March to represent the live res
growers of thirteen western state, 4
conference with the government h.
estry service Will meet at the Bror
Palace hotel on June %, two days y
fore the session with the forester
The purpose OF this advance meet.
Is to allow anyone who has complal,1
or suggestions to make in regard n
the grazing regulations in the natlu.L
forest reserve to present his case. I'll
Will put into the hands OF the COME,
tee the necessary information vii
which to meet the government Of:
Gals two days later.
The conference on June Is will v
for the purpose of revising the mMs
al that regulates the grazing Of shss
and cattle in the public forests tn
original manual. which was forns
lated exclusively by the governing
about twenty years ago, never hn
been revised, and there have bes
many changes In conditions since The.
besides certain weaknesses in the d.
manual that have been discovered y
experience, that make revision 10
perative. In carrying out this Won
the stOckmen have been allowed RI
resentaton, to present their angles q
the grazing question, and the ca-i
and sheep drovers as well as the WOO
growers, acting through their yaI0a
state organizations. se.tcted the coz
mittee of six.
The members of this committee are
Richard Dillon. chairman, Sedali
Colo. Fem S. Hildreth of Arizona All
Vernon Metcalf of Nevada, represenl
ing the cattle drovers, and F. R. Nr
shall of Utah, Worth Lee of Idaho al.
NJ. b. Otero of New Mexico, represels
ing the sheep and wool growers
All persons who have anything q
interest to say on the grazing quesu&
should communicate with Chairnl
Dillon at Sedalia or the Colorao'
Stockgrowers' Association, Live st'a
Exchange building, Denver, and shou.
be prepared to meet the committee y
the Brown Palace hotel on June -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

those hn faL
SSwn equipment and camp out. These unspoiiod
q. naive america are for They the
pie; To visit them and see them is to nspire pride
Of the governme5t ib 5Ur Aner'ca; IN ne
guest '0O ~ oe IN
Director ster,hen IT ,,a+,o- -,
serv,ca 10 stm ~ - 'e' Vi t'ie nati"haI PARK
Importance can hardly no o,aros.,., m" w..
viewpoint of the nationol nor, a,h,a, A' ~ ,,o
beyond question Director Notbor e. 49, ,,n
He's rich can take tho time IRON, b,s ,,,a,a hI
ness and is so fond Of tbo nntton.I ,ar, ~, 81
worries himself boIfs,cl, ovar ,ho, r, ,,', "o
Is small part Of ybot be o,,,oa 70 49, , 't'''y
year He certainly has occoro,,,sh,i -. 49,
eight years of service Evan in tho ,,,, , ~ us
GUS debates in congress- so,nebod,, s,I .''''.''
casiOn to pay him n commitment arS,u 49,
ring to him the highest tyne of nubIIc servon,r
The SIyty-seyenth congress- ,,Inn,,, ,o s,"'
March 3 1929 was prnctIcoII, ono ,,,+t,,c' ~
tie ground a victory for the national r,,rl, eraaa
with farreaChng results was that in tho ah, ,o
the bill for the AI-Year National marx in md h,
the Mescalero Indian reservation in Nov, Net
Senator r,r.,,,,, 20 \, - =, ''' III Ne" Mexico
senate In the house Secretary Fall rot II reforrod
10 the Indian Affairs committee instead or tho
public lands committee and in person sunnorted II
at the committee hearing Tie pronosed oroo ~
cording to It's opponents, was everything tho,
national park ought not to be. even Nav VT,
rose in revolt against 1t. The bill died in co,t.
tee and is said to be too dead to he rosrs,.ti
Another exceedingly Importon+ cic,or,, .
defeat of the bill of Senator WoIsh S was me
for the drumming Of Yellowstone IaLa t e., Nio'''aha
cal irrigation purposes Senator walsh o,rn'',e
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

IL
As to the permanent improvements: General
Grant gets S'S,SIS for sanitary and watersunn,v
system. Glacier gets 100000 toward the construc
ton of an east and west road THROUGH tho ,,r.
across the Continental Divide: IT also pets f,n,
for an administration building at Bolton tho o.,
entrance. Grand Canyons Item includes sao ono
for the Iiermits Rest Rim road and So OOO for
community building Most of Mesa yerd.,s s1n 900
will go into water system at Spruce Tree c,rn,
Mount Rainier gets $4,000 for the widening NJ tha
Paradise Valley road to permit twoway autono6I,o
traffic; $4,000 is for new camp ground nj 7 ono
mire Springs. Rocky Mountain gets S. $50 for The
purchase OF land for public camp ground. Sc
quota gets $4,000 for the completion of tho Ma
die Fork road to Giant Forest; $4,000 goes for
water system in Giant Forest Yellowstonas t..
provides $4,000 for sewer system nj yeIou,..r.
Lake and $4,000 for additional camp grounds "
semitic gets $4,000 for an administrator hrt,,,.
Zion gets s133 900 through an item In tho r,s,ona
bill 1t will be used for the building Of roads 49,,
trails and for a bridge across the Rio viraI, ~,
public lands outside the park
Visitors to the parks this season will, And ,
and various improvements. Rocky Mounta,n no.,
been declared an all-year park an administrat,or
building Is going up on site donated by the E.,a.
Park Woman's club Mount Rainier has a no..
shelter cabin at 10000 feet elevation Trav., =.
the parks Is 30 per cent by rail md 70 nor 80.
by private car. Mount Mckinley will be nroc.,o.,
ly inaccessible until 1924 The annual cost to a..
people of the national parks is one cent ana 80
mill per capita. Park visitors In 1922 snent 49,.
$S5,0OO!OO0. 'oo"'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

Men who have the nerve will i'm
pose on those who haven't II the lat
:er will permit 1t.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
WHY TAKE
LAxATIVES7
Discovery by Science Has
Replaced Them.

Pills and salts give temporary relief
rom constipation only at the expense
If permanent injury, says an eminent
medical authority.
Science has found a newer, better
"ay-a means as simple as Nature It.
Ielf.
In perfect health a natural lubricant
teeDs the food waste soft and moving.
3ut when constipation exists this
Natural lubricant is not sufficient
Doctors prescribe NuJol because 1t
lets like this natural lubricant and
hus secures regular bowel movements
" Natures own Observation-Disclosures
As Nujol is not a medicine or laxa.
I've. 1t cannot grippe and, like pure
water, 1t Is harmless and pleasant.
Nujol Is used in leading hospitals.
Set bottle from your druggist
ay.-Advertisement.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

tR National Parks. 1922-23! These
two years are beyond question the
most momentOus in the history Of
the system since the creation OF
the Yellowstone-the first national
park in the world-whlch celebrated
Its seml-centennial last summer.
The biggest thing of all IS that the
American people have within these
two wears seized uDOn tho p,+i,p,l
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
SAVED HER LIFE,
SAYS MRS. rowe
No One Thought She Would Live
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Perfect Health
Gained "a Lbs.

Another great achievement Is added
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
Tram Slider Down Hi:

New York.-A runaway trolley -
killed l2-year-Old Margaret McLaus
ling and injured three other pef.'
when 1t rolled backward to the loo, =
hill at l25th street and Amstel. ~
avenue and crashed into five,S'~
tenement house. The car and NV
floors Of the building were wre. ..1
The child was playing in the sa III,
when the car struck her. Slippery -.
caused by a heavy rain were beils, y,
to have caused the accident. Inc "A
had Just reached the top OF tne
when It started Its backward SLICE
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
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Buffalo, N. Y.-'T had some female
troubles that just run my health down
30 mat lost my appetite and felt mis-
eranie al the time. could not lift
ANYTHING heavy, and little extra work
come days would put me in bed. A
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finkham's Vegetable Compound and /
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
Earth Shock Reported In Utah

Logan, Utah.-A slight earth sno'-
accompanied by rumbling sounds w.
felt In Logan and vicinity few oa!
ago. In many homes dishes we.
broken and pictures dislodged ii Nv,
walls. but otherwise no damage ~
been reported.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

Tanlac Vegetable pills nre natures
own remedy for constipation. For sale
ere.-Adycrtisement.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

anything heaVywith-
out having a back
ache. ! tried differ
ent things. Then I
saw Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in the news
papers and began
taking it as the d.
rections said. ! feel
very good now and
can do all my work.
i recommend tia
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

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blind TO his own interests.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22

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2 MORE WOMEN
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Of Those Who Have Been Restored
to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
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Phillips County herald., 1923-02-15
Truck That Walks.

A German engineer has constructed
a motor truck which does nor move on
wheels. but not unlike the Martians
described by II. q. Wells In his WAR
OF the Worlds" can stride with the
help Of legs" across deserts and
swainps. can wade knee deep" through,
rivers. stamp through snowfieids and
step across ditclies md fell tree trunks
and other obstacles In Its path. says a
European dispatch to the Philadelphia
Public Ledger. For this purpose II is
furnished with two pairs Of skids. one
of which always rests on the ground
while the other Is moving forward with
the load. When walking normally
It's stride measures about four feet In
length. but Ike human being. It can
regulate II when walking uphill OF
when stepping across m obstacle In lts
way. With Its sklds. which are ter
feet long. Il strides along the roads at
pace of six miles per hour. or about
twice ns fast ns an ordinary person
can 90. II can go backward. turn com
pietciy around It's nxies without moy'
Ing from the spot, aud II even walks
sideways II required.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-15
WILL PLEASE MUSIC LOVERS
wapner's .,"Lisbssverbot." Practically
Forgotten, 10 Soon to Be Issued
a1 = BY Berlin Firm.

Announcement that Berlin firm of
music publishers Is about to Issue the
score OF Wagner's ''Liebesyerbot" will
be hailed with acclaim by music lovers
throughout the world.
prohibition OF Love-" to translate
the title. was. written during the youth
"f the. famous composer. and shows
more plainly than do his other earlier
works the period OF transition through
which he passed before he matured in
to the producer OF tlie compositions
which brought him fame and estab-
lished his particular school OF music.
1t Is bnsed on Measure for Meas
ure." 1t Is the only wagnerian compo-
sition In which the characters speak
some Of the lines. Ninety years ago
the composition was given a perform
ance In MnsSeburg. II proved dis
NAL failure. 1t was never published.
and on Christmas. 1859. Wagner him.
self gave the score to Ludwig II Of
bavaria. Since then. the manuscript
has been preserved among the Bava-
rian crown treasures.
Though the text Of the opera has
been published. only fragments Of the
music have been available in the past.
Preparations are being made through.
ont music centers TO give the Offering
an elaborate -'evival when II Is intro.
duced to the pabllc OF today.