Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - February 22, 1923, Reno, Nevada SMELTER Lead 8.06 Copper KTB Associated No quotations on siher copper lead and zinc in New York today because of holiday FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR EIGHT PAGES RENO NEVADA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22 1923 EIGHT PAGES NO 46 LIQUOR APPLICATIONS FLOOD PROHIBITION OFFICE COUNTERFEITING PLOT REACHES INTO OLD WORLD BESIDES NEW 0 BESIDES THOSE Two Are Taken Up in Naples But One of Them Escapes From Her Captors Spurious Money Distributed in British Columbia Said to Be by Bootleggers NEW YORK Fob vice men began today drawing in tho strings of a net that they expect wilt enmesh a thousand bers of an International counterfeit conspiracy that they believe has Its tentacles gripped in every Important city of the country Did The ring Is believed to have and distributed between one and ten million dollars worth of bogus bills and spurious stamps Arrests all over tho country with raids centering In Chicago Detroit yan Francisco and other big cities were forecast today those federal officers who completed last night the jailing of alleged counter- feiters in the metropolitan district Deprived of its brains the believe the organization to be Too The raids that fetched the BORAH NAY ACCEPT SOVIET INVITATION TO GlEST WASHINGTON Pub tor Borah Republican may be the guest oE the Russian soviet It for the tilp next had been considering Mi But ah said toddy he had and accepted ulty an unofficial Invitation to go Into Hussla us the guest of the government He has decided to go ho said it conditions make it ut all possible Ho long has been an advocate of a resumption or relations be- the United States and Ma i IN A LOGAN AI AGE OF 84 Feb lary Cunningham Logan of the famous Civil War ral John A LOgan died here ten days Illness ot at ho ago oC eighty-four Her after war was United States from Illinois twice almost for President at can national conventions and In Republican candidate for vice James G Mrs Logan was married In 1856 her husband coming to Washington two years later as a member of the house of representatives During the Civil War she frequently him nnd liquor bottle labels besides lat the battle front and was active In COAL FOR OUTSIDE In the Oast two developed huge sacks of counterfeit bills complete printing and engraving outfit planted In Greenwich Village Seven distributing offices were found one within shouting distances of lice The state of the printing plant detectives arrived to Turn to Three WASHINGTON Feb posed amendments to tho constitution ordered reported today to lie house One by Senator tican Nebraska would continue from to January tho dito of titlon of from December to January tho time for the convening regular session of congress Th other by Foster Republican Ohio would give congress power with several to limit the labor of persona under eighteen A similar amendment has been reported by a committee TITLE relief work among the wounded Since her husband's death on De- comber 26 Mrs Logan had ton extensively on Civil War ings and other historical matters She was a world-wide traveler col- n vast group of war and trophies as a memorial ao her son WaJ John A Logan who was killed In the battle of San in tho Philippines on 11 1309 Germans Adopt New Policy So Neutral Countries May Be Made to Feet Occupation ESSEN Feb 22 the Press Steps to make the of- of the occupation of the Ruhr felt by neutral countries have been taken by Gorman mine officials as pait of the passive program to Information in the }t the French At a meeting in Bochum attended by the coal mine of- of the entire district It was decided to cancel all coal contracts Holland and other neutral countries It is stated Unemployment Will Increase The mining officials agreed they supply only the local needs of he Ruhr district This means that much less coal will bo and un- employment will be increased The activity of the security office the French and the s Increasing The French It appears are determined to put them out of commission and have ordered the dis- solution of the which is composed of foi mcr of the imperial army The arc making efforts to keep he security police in activity Government Protesting BERLIN Feb 22 the Press The German ment demands the release at this time of all police officers still under airest In the French area of occupation in a noto to the Fiench ment Jay the Gorman charge d'affaires at Paris it was learned here today Berlin the right to full satisfaction for alleged acts of violence in the Ruhr and vigorously protests against such nets Brutal Excesses Spoken Of In the note the German government gives Its of the occurrences at February 12 when two gendarmes and a German lice seigeant were wounded The geant died later The note calls attention to the sub- sequent measures undertaken by the French occupational authorities ring to the Imposition of a fine ol one hundred million marks and to the at rest of members pf the police force The communication alleges that the latter step was attended by brutal excesses on the part of the French troops LEVANT NEW YORK Feb hundred patrolmen a troop of mounted police nml i largo detail of detectives today ordered by Chief to preserve order tonight at a Madison Square Garden meeting In lust against the Invasion ot tho Ruin by French It oops Senator Borah ot Idaho an- il that of tho i as the principal at the and to prohibit meeting was called by a ider the ago of committee of which Senator-elect Edwards of New Jersey Is chairman Resolutions will bo ing French policy threatens tho and of the world WASHINGTON Fob tho Associated charges against thtl Ku Klux Kltin and Us were made today In papers Hied with the challenging the right of B to hh seat In tho next congress as a senator from Texan The Tho election contest and Its pany charges were filed by George 13 B Peddy who for senator last In Texas as a Republican and Independent Democrat nnd who Mr during u bitter campaign with being the candidate of klatt as well as ot the regular Democratic Excessive and illegal expenditure of money by In counting ballots other Unities were charged In the contest petition which for a recount It election was sought by the Ku tho petition con- to foster Its pin poses of curing political domination Jt was declared the alleged acy assisted by various state and county officials of LONDON Tcb By A change trom a non- view of the pacification of Ireland to cautious but undoubted optimism unions well informed Dublin is reported by the correspondent of the Daily Mall who has just returned from the Irish city utter an absence ot five months A Belfast dispatch says that Gen commanding the Free State forces In county Kerry the OF 1776 President Caught in Chicago And Says He's Broke Put Blame on Missing Pair CHICAGO Feb Frank lor president of the First National Bank of Warren Mass closed by bank examiners investigating the re- ported of in today was under arrest here and detectives awaited the arrival of his to apprehend hei Detectives Search for Two A being instituted for Abraham Goldman ot Chicago owner of the conti oiling in the and Joseph B his son-in-law who it was said hasJ pui a controlling interest in the Merchants and Mechanics Bank at Philadelphia and the Life In- surance Company of Buffalo N Y Ai rested by private detectives here last night said the first news of his bank's failure reached him newspapers A suspicion that all not well at the institution Taylor told the officers brought him to Chicago to confer with Goldman Owner's Son-in-Law Skips Marcino Taylor said had a week with the key to a safe deposit box containing the bank's bonds securities Taylor said in with Goldman the latter voiced a suspicion that Marcino had fled with the bank's funds Extradition was waived by Taj lor and he a willingness to re- turn to at onco Buying Stock ip Banks I can't even pay my way back he detectives Marcino who officials as agent for Goldman was to be a fugitive from justice Untier the of ives said had bought block in the Bank Savings Bank OE San Pedro Cal and Ottawa 111 banks KILLED IN ACT DEMOCRACIES DEFENDED VICE PRESIDENT CALVIN COOLIDGE NOT FALLEN VICE PRESIDENT TELLS COLLET This Nation Has Some Dangerous Elements hut It Stands True to Washington Co Day Is Widely Observed in Washington IN DRY LAWS OF STATE Real Whiskey Will Appear on Market Here in Few Weeks Dealers Are Declaring To Be Sold Bottled in Bond As Put Up at Distilleries Under U S Regulations Nevada's aridity is to endure for practically another month but steps way to appease the thirsty with honest-to-goodness bond it became known today with the announcement by Capt J P Donnelley federal director ot for Nevada that a flood of for permits to sell liquor undei the provisions of the Volstead act has begun to pour into his office Red Tape Delays Sale red tape delay ual sale ol liquor under physicians prescriptions tor several weeks gists say for their bonds must be sent to Washington for approval but when this has been disposed of it v ill be on sale in original packages at perhaps 50 per least that i is the puce in California And in California the charge for each prescriptions but they may come higher in Reno It is believed that the cost pei pint will not exceed 50 taking into consideration all charges including the proposed tax ot fifty cents a pint provided for in a introduced in the senate the other day by Scott of Lincoln county v In retrospection this is some price because good bonded liquor sold in days for six bits a pint The advance is Just one thousand per cent but it is reasonable enough it is believed to thin out the lanks of the bootleggers Law Imposes Restrictions Under the national prohibition law i there are restrictions which preclude the sale of more than one pint of I whiskey to any one person within a ten-day period There are further re- which limit the number of prescriptions a physician may write The Whiteley which ally will become a law at midnight tonight unless the governor should decide during the day to veto it and TUCKAHOE N Y Feb By tile Press bones of an unknown soldier who gave hib life a century and a half ago in the struggle for American Independence wore entombed with honors In the Tuckahoe town halt today as tho tion celebrated the birthday of the un- great in chief Next February 22 if plans of the are the unknown will be removed onco to Ho with 104 in a Revolutionary tery dominated by n shaft i eating the manner of their deaths The skeletons with an occasional button from a Continental finny uniform as the only means of identification were found buried in a trench at an old on the out- skirls of Tuckahoe when excavations were started by building Residents immediately decided upon a suitable monument to the long loit dead with today's ceremonies as a be- ginning All alone the unknown lav in stale In the council chamber of the town hall while passed In silent tribute before the flag draped casket Not word broke the silence Fob unidentified man killed and two others posedly wounded early this morning when Sam C Curtis special Chicago and detective after concealed himsell within j road's y mis here opened firo on a pai ty of six men whom he discovered in tho act ol rilling cars The unidentified man was when police who hud Cuttis upon hearing the exchange of mote one hundred shots him men seen to off in an auto- mobile AFTER POWDER EXPLODES 111 man is known to have been killed and one Injured in a of ions at the of the Illinois clcr neir hete this afternoon The number of and injured may debris is SYRACUSE Feb 22 The ideal of America ia the building up oL selJ reliance and self her Vice President today at a lenten here in ob- servance of Washington's birthday Sustaining Progress Under the system ol he society re- main a living organism sustaining hope and to extend its dominion not by conquest but by BLOOD STAINED AUTO IS TAKEN FROM CREEK SANTA BARBARA Fob 22 A said to contain liquor and bearing blood stains was a creek near Gaviota and brought to a local garage last night Two persons are reported to have been in- and to have been taken to Los Angeles The license plate of the cai surrender of the Irish loader Pierce i Not word broke the silence in T b Vu i which the memorial tribute was carried bore the number and column of seventeen men to facilitate the amnesty in ern Kerry wus extended forty-eight hours After signing an undertaking providing for their good irregulars wore allowed EVELYN FREED OP DISORDERLY CHARGE ATLANTIC Feb 22 The Evelyn v A detailed of disorderly conduct in a local cafe taat Sunday morning wus dismissed made in the petition which was regarded as the opening gun In a election contest of unparalleled -ness OFFICE AND SAYS HE'LL FIGHT SAN FRANCISCO Feb fiom President Informing waul White of his removal as com- missioner of Immigration of port has been received by Mr White who says he will have to be ejected before a new commissioner can the of- today Sho asserted sho had been In- by a man and that sho merely resented his remarks The preferred by two city de- dalre chise MeCORMICK TO VISIT COAST CHICAGO Feb F Cormick manufacturer second to op- singer occurred here recently de- parted last night for San Cat by motlier nuM This afternoon the casket was ered still without a spoken word into a crypt beneath the town hall floor there to rest until the more elaborate plans can be carried out GIVES WOMEN VOTE MANTUA Feb By the Press The Philippine senate the right to vote The measure goes to the house It provides that the law is In- until the women themselves decide by referendum whether passed unanimously today a granting women in the islands to acquire the right ot VATICAN AND ITALY CLOSER CARDINAL'S TALK INDICATES LONDON Feb Special dis- patches from that Cardinal remarks to Premier solini mt the marriage of the niece to Deputy under tary of the Interior a great im- ami was generally ed upon by yesterday afternoon's newspapers as having an Important significance The cardinal who Is dean of the red college Mussolini tho latter for his energy find de- votion to the country had been en to save the nation and restore her The cardinal also expressed pleasure at the premier's presence at tho ceremony These remarks the dispatches said are only a further indication ot in- creased cordial relations between the Vatican and the state but also suggest that tha holy see the regime It is supposed that dinal would not have spoken so plainly without previously the pope MONKEY IS BOOTLEGGER SAY LONG BEACH POLICE LONG BEACH Feb police believe that in Jocko a trained owned by C H Simon they have en into custody the first simian legger They chaise that Simon in the accused of violating the Wright act had taught the monkey to deliver bootleg liquor to certain customers Jocko seems to be enjoying his stay in jail RUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS PARIS Feb the Associated Press French government has decided to resume negotiations with soviet Russia according to the Echo National The newspaper says that the cabinet ministers discussed this tion at their last meeting and decided to send a mission to Russia in a month or so although Premier care opposed such a step PRINCE'S LONDON Feb George an operation in ham Palace today tor the removal of the from each foot He had suffered from the persistent flexion or the toes as hammer which him considerable in his naval duties and also In dancing Recently he an foi Appendicitis He contrasted two theories of government 1 1 the world one the tem of and caste the other the system of and Under the the declared the people look to the but under the the illicit look lo the people lie pointed out that are some tendencies in thiy day Self-Government Stands students he baid come to the belief that in r AUTO IS CLUE ANGELAS Feb 22 of a clash gun fight between mm runners and ment agents during the latter pait of last year with the investigation into the mysterious slaying here last week of Earl Remington electrical was indicated today by the of- 36 Deputy H M in Investigation activities of the office declared today that large automobile answered de- of the car in which the rum escaped after the gun It became known today that namo was in the possession of the federal prohibition enforcement agents for prior to the murder last Thursday light i ica lest very high and that is in of l It cannot be denied that there are dangerous he said that one bioke down is not to be But ment did not break down Gieat strides in civilization usually come from the he vud He declared that this always recognised by George ton Washington An Inspiration For the most part the wealth and aristocracy of the colonies did he continued but the of tho came tho faim tiom the men of the town meeting The example of Washington never will be for the wisdom of the principles which he advocated and established docs not change He was to WIFE FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER MADEBA Cal Feb 22 George Harlow North Fork power man was found guilty of manslaughter for the slaying of his wife bv a in the court of Superior Judge Stanley ray this afternoon twenty hours of deliberation TO USE I Turn to Page Three IS REPORTED OUT WASHINGTON Feb Mellon was quoted today in the by Chairman of the nays and means committee as statins that he had no objection to tho use of money the foreign debt ments for payment of a soldiers bonus after tho money was in hand Representative Democrat Texas wanted to know this did not mean that the former service men would have to wait o 3 ears the time which the Bulish loan is to run The knows better than Mr Fordney The committee chairman said Mr Mellon had told him he would prefer that the matter be taken up with President Harding before another bonus was WASHINGTON Feb deficiency for the fiscal year was ed today by the house appropriations committee The largest item is for the of internal enue taxes collected Other appropriations proposed are for reimbursement ot contractors m connection the naval for modernizing old and ance in the veteran's bureau 000 for pensions and for the postal to bo paid from postal revenues The committee cut tho budget mate by eliminating among other items a supplemental tion of for the United States coal commission lor which ivas when it was created Investigation and work by the departments of commerce and with a view of developing new of lubber supply were provided for in an item of ed by Secretary Hoover FRENCH HONOR DAY PARIS Feb American flag flew Paris city hall today in honor of George Washington The was presented by Alexander of Philadelphia through the French em- bassy at Washington It was by letters from President ing and the governors of thirty-two states NEW YORK ALL CATHOLIC CHURCHES THERE NEW Feb 22 police guaid was posted today at every nian Catholic church in greater New York order issued by Chief In- spector The blue coats were instructed to prevent persons carrying suspicious bundles from entering churches and also to prevent loitering Inspector Leahy refused to give any reason for the action Monsignor vicar of the diocese said today the church authorities had not asked police he believed that action was spontaneous on the part of the police department The of one downtown Catholic church said there had been a series of thefts from poor hexes candle depositaries in Catholic churches ind that the guards had been posted m an effort to capture Jne marauders There have been several fires re- cently in catholic churches in York Fob 22 Bland employe of a local restaurant today identified womans clothing found yesterday irt a boat on the river near here as that of his wife Bertha who he declared left him suddenly last Saturday and has not since been heard from Bland wife had eloped with another man he declared had threatened to have her or kill her The photograph of the found her effects in the boat bore on the back the name of George Fessler who is said to be the owner of a mine at near Nevada City Cal Fessler gto Bland has a wife and baby at San Jose Bland declared he had found Fessler and Mrs Bland in San Francisco last week and had knocked Fessler to the ground then compelled his wife to turn to Sacramento with him Police discarded the first theory or evolved the garments of the woman were found in the boat KEPT LIQUOR IN JOINT OPPOSITE DRY OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO Feb proprietor of a soft drink place that faces the custom house here was sentenced to serve six months m jail because liquor found in his establishment JEWS PA PER I
