Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE GERMANY TOLD TO PAY NOW OR TAKE PENALTY ‘Allies Threatened Additional Penalties If Reparations Demand for Imme- diate Payments Are Refused PARIS, March 24.—(By Associated Press.)—The Ger- man government was notified by the allied reparations com- mission today that the total amount of 20,000,000,000 gold marks sIue under Article 235 FIFTH VICTIM OF TRAGEDY [3 BURIED TODAY FayeYeaur- Old: Lovell Lad Suc-} cumbs to Wound Inflicted by Demented Mother in Killing Others LOVELL, Wy March 24.—Pau!| Waters, 5 years of age, son of J. 3. ‘Waters, today was laii at rest in the cemetery near Kane beside his moth- er, two Uttle brothers and a sister| who were victims the demented! mother immediately before tite latter took her own life two w death of the fifth vic edy occurred carly ing after it was believed that on the road to recovery. When the tragedy occurred hope} wes given up for Paul's life, sir.ce} the bullet entered his back end ap-| yarently paralyzed hb. He gradual-| Jy improved, however, and was brot/ to Lovell a few days ago where an| X-ray picture showed the bullet to have lodged in front of the spine and] in a position not tho t tu oe den serous. Improvement in his condi-| tion continued until Tuesday when a} relapse occurred and h | Sa at PLEBISCITE | COMMISSION | MEN SLAIN BiGRLIN, March 21.—Several em- | ployes of the interallied plebiscite commission in Silesia have been murdered recently at Karf, and the governor of Beuthen has ordered that strictest measures to keep the peace be taken. He has forbidden all assemblages of more than four persons and between 8 o'clock in the evening and 4 o'clock in the morning, all parties numbering more than two persons may be fired upon without warning. Business houses may remain open only between 9 and 12 in the morn- ing and two and five in the after- noon Similar regulations have been | issued at Myslowitz, SERVICES MARKING END. OF LENTEN SEASON ARE HELD AT OT, ANTHONY'S was celebrated ‘ather OConner, as- sisted by Father James Mullin. | The impressive procession service | vas carried out. Charles Cullen, Dr.} Drew, John Casey and William carried the canopy for the ed Sacrament. Children in white rried the flowers while many aco-| s in the conventional black and| e assisted Friday commenoration -will mass at 8| The tre| ion will start| at 12 same service will be repeated at 7:30] p.m. | Mass will be h 7:45, followed b 4 Holy Saturday at} blessing of the water} and fire. This will be a high mass} celebration. Confessions will be heard} in the afternoon and evening. The Waster masses will be held at 7, 3| and 10:30, JURY STILL OUT LATE TODAY IN DAMAGE CASE: Although the jury which sat ir the trial. of the dam e entitle’ W Sheep Company vs Dome Oil Company, Western ploration Com- pany and.R. J. Mosher, has been out over thirty hours no verdict had been reached at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The plaintiff is secking $20,000 dam-| age for loss in sheep 11 charged to the defends The jury whic ing the long vigi Hugh H. James Hennesse: King Alfonso of Spain, who r er one of the greatest w countries in the world, h otal abstainer King Albert ot the. Belgians is the first monarch to be decorated by the British government with the Distin. guished Flying Cross. paid by May 1 or additional penalties will be inflicted upon SE EN Ke ae] REY of the peace treaty must be The commission in its note says othing in the treaty of Ver- which obliges it to hear the rman government upon the condi- |tions under which the deliveries to |make up the twenty billioi mark pay- |ment to the allies (Article 235 of the [pee treaty stipulated should be paid By eer bs gee 1) should be m rhe pote: espctiibe by saying that in any event the total amount of the twenty billion gold marks pay- ment wa ee! handed over between y 1 and that non-payment t will entail penalties. ‘The German government is consid- of the ami ered as defaulting in fulfillment of its undertakings, the communication .de- clares, and therefore, the commission has decided immediately to call the at- tention of all the interested powers to such failure. FOUR OWORCE CA CASES FILED IN COURT HERE Four new divorce cases appeared on the docket of the district court this morning. The cases follow: Chas. Ed- |ward Berg versus Mattie Gertrude Berry; Edna Eaton versus Fred C. 'Ha- | ton; Florence Velma Gang versus Fred ; Augusta Ward versus . Haein SCOUT COUNCIL MEETING President R. T. Kemp of the Cas- per Council of Boy Scouts has called a meeting of the executive committee ber of Commerce at 8 o'clock Friday of the council to be held at the Cham- evening. SUOTTOBLUFF 15 AFTER CHAMBER INFORMATION James Crawford, a prominent Scottsbluff, Nebr, resident and- one jot the backers of the movement in that city to organize a Chamber of Commerce on a par with the Casper organization is in Casper getting pointers today. A drive is on in the Nebraska city and the new commdr- cial body will be modelled to func- tion like the Casper organization. My PRETTY GIRL CHESS EXPERT TO PLAY BOY PRODIGY—Miss Alma Wells, 19 years old, of Chicago, one of the leading feminine’ chess players of the country, who matched her wits against the Polish boy won- der, Sdmuel Rzechewski, at the Illi- nois Athletic chib in Chicago. Crawford was a guest of Lew M. Gay, president and C. B.- Stafford, secre- tary, of the local organization. It is probable that a speaker from the Cas- shortly: OGDEN, Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-! per organization will be delzated to address the Scottsbluffs bunch during | the organization’ work. Brittain Poteet. They are pledges in the “Scabbard and Blade,” a military fraternity, and a'week ago were advised to arrange a “stunt” for thelr ‘initiation, to be held Result of Vote In_ Silesia Not— Definite, Claim Utah, March 24.—Ignace Paderewski, former premier of Po- land, here today on his way to San Francisco, gave out a statement in which he said that it would be several days before the facts on the plebiscite in Upper Silesia become known offi- cially and that the claims of the Ger- mans are propaganda, pert workmen, All work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry ‘Mfg. Co., OS Bldg. -5-tf Holmes’ Saturday Economy Sale Special Prices on Aluminumware Butcher Knives Glassware See Our Window Paint Window Glass. . Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Brushes COLUMBIA, Mo., March 24—Seven students of the University of Missouri charged in informations filed yester- the day with violation of the state prohibi- tion law, will be tried at the April term of court, it was anfouriced today. 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