Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 6

a | PAGE SIX FRENCH “TIGER E DENIES. SECRET on Sa 4 tr: eae? SREB OF PAGT IN PEAGE No Agreement Between Him and Wilson, Says Former Premier. PARIS, Feb. 7.—(By The Associat- ed Press—“If Lioyd George will pro- duce a secret agreement between Wilson and me, I will pay the re- parations,” said Former Premier V. Clemenceau tofiay after reading the text of the statements as credited to David Lloyd George concerning a secret pact between Clemenceau and Woodrow Wilson in regard to the occupation of the Rhineland. Andre Tarieu's denial, made dur- ing the session of the chamber of deputies yesterday and amplified Clemenceau later and approved by says The text that Mr. Wilson ac- cepted on April 20 at six p. m. in conservation with M. Clemenceau, and myself, had been in the hands of Mr. Lioyd George as well as those of Mr. Wilson for fifteen days. It was the same text that Mr. Lloyd George, absent from Paris on the twentieth, accepted on the morning of the 22nd after a last resistance. The clauses in question became arti- cles 428 to 432 of the treaty of Ver- sailles. “If Mr. Wilson were still living his denial would be added to that which I regret being obliged to in- flict upon the former British prime minister. The vital guarantees we obtained for France on the Rhine were acquired only after monthe of terrible struggle, but it is our pride that we obtained them with the loy- alty of all our allies.” APOLOGY SENT BY MAC DONALD PARIS, Feb. 7.—<By The Associat- ed Press}—Prime Minister MacDon- ald of Great Britain has written to Premier Poincare expressing -regret for the incident caused by the Lloyd George interview asserting the dis- covery of an agreement at the Paris Peace conference between Woodrow Wilson and Premier Clemenceau re- garding the occupation of the Rhine- land, says a despatch to the Semi- Official Havas Agency from Lon- don this afternoon. The letter Points out that the fault is not Mr. MacDonald's. LONDON, Feb. 1—(By The As- sociated Press)—A grave view is held in British government circles re garding the situation precipitated by Former Prime Minister Lloyd George's allegation of a compact be- tween Woodrow Wilson and Georges Clemenceau over the occupation of the Rhineland, it was authoritative- ly stated today. The relations between Premier Poinctre snd Prime Minister Mac- Donald have become cordial, it is declared, and the disclosure was made today that they had arrived at some important arrangements with regard to the Bavarian palati- nate, over the sepearatist movement in which there has been friction be tween France and Great Britain. Mr. Lloyd George's statement, there- fore, caused something akin to con- sternation in government quarters as it was felt to have placed Mr. MacDonald in a dificult position. In view of this Lord Crewe, British am- bassador at Paris, has heen instruct- ed to Interview M. Poincare and give a personal explanation of the asitua- tion so to remove *y wrong im- pression. American Is Buried at Sea PEKING, Feb. 1—(By the Asso- clated Press)—The body of Dr. Henry Crosby Emery, former man- ager of the Peking branch of the Asia Banking corporation of New York, who died aboard the steamship President Lincoln while enroute from China to the United States, has been buried at sea, according to wireless advices received here. His wife was with him when he died. Pneumonia was the cause of Dr. Emery’s death, which occurred while the vessel was between Kobe and Tientsin. He was formerly chairman of the United States tariff board. ——— The manufacture of artificial silk has made very little progress in Japan, being confined to the produc- tion of coarse yarns of inferior quality. Famous Austrian Surgeon Restored by Gland Treatment Dr. Lorenz, famous Austrian sur. geon, according to a recent press Gispatch, has submitted himself to glandular treatment. This treat- ment, according to the doctor's own statement, has restored him to the health and vigor of his earlier days, and he is highly enthusiastic about this new branch of medical science. Thousands of men and women who are lacking in health and en ergy .are taking advantage of sci ence’s most recent discovery and are using Glandogen, 4 highly con- centrated glandular tonic, in con- venient tablet form, prepared from the glands of healthy young ani- bate This is the first photograph of women members of Parliament, showing them in group, to reach thi Jewson, Miss Susan J.awrence, Lady Astor, Mra. Wintringham, Duchess of Atholl, Mrs. Phillipson, INVESTIGATION | OF DUPLICATE Resolution Offered in House Would Start Official Probe. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Invest!- gation of charges that duplicate bonds have been destroyed in the treasury department was asked in a resolution introduced today by Representative Laguardia, Repub- Mean, New York. Mr. Laguardia's resolution was based on charges of Charles Brewer, who said proof that there had been duplications was destroyed. Brewer yesterday submitted some of his exhibits to a number of members of the house. The resolution would established who cancelled the bonds and who destroyed them and by whose order it was done. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—Charles B. Brewer, department of justice agent, in a report to President Cool- idge and Attorney General Daugh- erty, a copy of which was filed to- day in the District of Columbia Supreme court, said he expected to Prove that knowledge of duplicated government bonds had been sup- pressed by the treasury department, and evidence of duplications de- stroyed there. Secretary Mellon, at the same time, reiterated that the treasury, in its long investigations of the mat- ter, had found no evidence of malicious irregularity. “There has been duplication of numbers on bonds,” said Mr. Mel- lon, “but for every bond tuat has gone out its face value has been paid into the treasury.” Brewer has sued for an injunction against government officials to pre: vent them from taking certain securities he has been using in his investigation of bureau of printing and engraving affairs, and the re- Port was fied with the court as a part of the exhibit in the case. A denial that he had misled Pres!- dent Harding into dismissing the 28 bureau employes was included by Brewer, who said the president was aware of conditions before seeing Brewer, and that he was fully justi- fied in his action. Some of the facts Brewer sald he expected to prove were: “That conditions in the bureau of engraving in March 1922, were well nigh appalling. “Knowledge of duplicate bonds was suppressed by treasury officials and the stcret service. “Secret service called off dupli- cate bond investigation in Decem- ber 1919. . “Inordinate number of duplicates appear in certain listed ‘lots’ of sur- rendered bonds. “Half of the surrendered bond were destroyed and with them all evidence of their duplication. “Surrendered bonds were destro; ed when known to be duplicates. Brewer {a President Harding had twice orderpd the stopping of the bond tthe hrs and that inspec: tion of the bonds “showed the dupli- cation wasiot caus@l by slips of the numbering machines. Plans Finished For Jefferson Memorial, Said RICHMOND, Va., Feb. 7.—A plan to make Monticello, Thomas Jef- ferson’s home near Charlotteville, Va.. & memorial that will “embody active and continuous service for the preservation and spread of American {deals," has been worked out by the Thomas Jefferson mem- orlal foundation which is conducting a nation-wide campaign for funds. The plan calls for the selection each year of three American citizens judged to have rendered the greatest service to humanity in science, edu- cation and goveryment who will be designated “guests of the nation.” They will be entitled to occupy Monticello, each for a period of three months, as the central figure in an educational program of na- tional scope, directed the founda- tion in cooperation y influential agencies for public enlightenment in all the states of the unton, ward F. Atbee, « man of the tion in mak public jplan, said the selections ‘would be made each year on April 13, the birthday of Jefferson, by a proposed Monticello board of regents. . mals.Glandogen has had remarkable success in the treatment of run- down, nervous individuals. It ig ob- tainable at Kimball Drug store, Mid- west Pharmacy. Mail orders given prompt attenTYon,—Advertisement, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SPECIAL spirituallst message Fri- day evening; leaving city; seats 26c. Rev. Rese King. 140 B. Mid. west. able shocks, has been designed by Simop Lake, the submarine boat In Sunny South Une Casper Daily Cridune is country from London. Left to rigts| Lady Terrington, Margaret Bondfield. William Jennings Bryan of presidential fame has purchased an estate which in whol ie lots. This photo shows Rav calls Villa Serena, at Miami, Fla—down where sunshine grows W. J. B. looking out over Biscayne FINDINGS OF GRAND JURY IN HILLYER CASE STRICKEN FROM COURT RECORD DENVER. Colo., Feb. 7.—Judge Colin C. Neblett in the United States District court here today .or- dered a federal grand jury report attacking United States District Ae- torney Granby Hillyer stricken from the files of the court. The court he'd the jury exceeded its in- structions in making a report with- out returning an indictment. The jury reported that it had found charges made by Rev. James Thomas, a local minister, that Hil!- yer was “in league with the boot- leggers and unfit to hold office,” were true but the jury men return- ed no incictment against the dis- trict attorney. In making his decision Judge Neblett said. “The grand jury has no right to come into court and make a repoxt: charging a man with a crime wh there was not-evidence to warrant the return of an indictment. Only one side of the case was heard be fore the grand jury. An injustice was necessarily done. The grand jury says he was guilty, yet that he Was not guilty. “The jury didn't follow the’ in- structions of the court, which were that if evidence sufficient for the OPEGIAL SERVICES FOR BOYS WILL BE HELD AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services of special interest. to boys will be held at the First Pres. byterian tabernacle next Sunday At the 11 o'clock service troop & of the Boy Scouts will attend in a body and all boys of the Sunday schoo! and congregation are invite to be present: In the afternoon at 8 o'clock a special meeting for boys will be ad. dressed by L. A. Reed. All boys of the city not attending any other church are invited to attend. pate chlorate 0d 2 A concrete house, simple and in expensive, and declared to be cap- of withstanding earthquake inventor. Dark Rings Under Eyes For the relief of dark rings and blood shot eyes there is nothing bat ter than simple camphor, witch- hazel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik ‘eye wash. The quick ac: tion is surprising. Eye cup free. Casper Pharmacy.r,Advertisement. return of an indictment was found an indictment should be returned. It is ‘ordered stricken from the files.”" Attorneys for Hillyer petitioned the court to expunge the record of the grand jury report and ‘to strike from the files.” It was ret forth that the grand jury had no right to make the report, that the report was not based on evidénce and that the accused was not per- mitted to present his side of the case and that the report concerns a matter of about which the jury had no cognizance either in law or un- der the instructions of the court. SICK WOMAN MADE HAPPY Entirely Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Mart, Texae.—‘‘I have taken Lydia E. 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The medi- | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 192 35, was reiterated today by Mrs. Stackinan. *s 4 “I don't see why he insists I did it, after he promised to go straight ind now that he is dying” she said. Mrs. Stackman was held by the police for questioning but no charge had been filed against her. Stackman was taken ACCUSATION. IN WOMAN DENIES DOUBLE: GRIME questioned by the sheriff. Misa Harter’s body was found in "| was quoted as hav:ng said she came PULLMAN, Wi Feb. 1.—De- nial that she had anything to do with the slaying last night of Miss Kate Harter, 26 or the shooting of her husband Lawrence Stackman, —_—_———————— Mothers You Can Prevent Children From Taking Cold ONLY THREE DAYS Before the Awarding of the BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RING | WOODMEN OF WORLD INSTALL OFFIGERS Natrona County camp No. 83, Woodmen .of the World, installed the following officers last night in regular meeting: Frank Julien, C. C.; Sid Buckan- an, A. Ia; J. L. King, banker; Thos, Longhust, clerk; J. Hiregren, es- cort. Refreshments and a smoker were enjoyed by the members following the business session. IF CONSTIPATED, aICK, BILIOUE Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels “Sniffling” Rub This Vapor Salve Over Throat and Chest In Connection With the GREAT JEWELRY AUCTION Now In Progress at the Ayres’ Jewelry Store SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT 2 SALES EACH DAY cloth. body heat, releases the ingre- dients—Menthol, ‘Camphor, Eucalyp- tus, Juniper Tar, etc.—in the form of vapors, and these vapors go directly VI S Thursday Friday and Saturday CK 2:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M. VAPORUB i SMITH AND “TURNER Jewelry Wonders At Your Own Price _ DRUG CO. ! 133 S. Center + Phone 150 ATTEND ATTEND ATTEND Casper Mirror Works Feel fine! No griping or incon: venience follows a gentle liver and | Ayres Jewelry Co. | SMITH AND TURNER BLDG. bowel cleansing with “Cascarets. Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases,|| We are popsied to take care, Indigestion, and all such ‘distress || Of any sized order. gone by morning. 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