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SOVIET NOT TO
BE HURRIED IN
BRITISH PHOT
Stability of Macdonald
Government Held
Doubtful.
MOSCOW. April 16.—(8y The
Associated Press.) —Russia will not
be hurried into any agreement with
England on the ground that the
Macdonald government might fall
during prolonged negotiations, de
clared M. Zinoviev, chairman of
the executive committee of the third
Internationale, speaking on behalf
of that body, to the Leningrad
Soviet.
"Substantial Interest will be paid
for substantial credits," said Zino
viev, "but Russia is not going to
pay England any half billion
pounds, because she considers Eng
land owes Russia more than this."
LONDON. April 16.—Probably no
foreign delegation visiting England
for a conference has ever had the
opportunity of reading In the Brit
ish press such outspoken comments
on its government and itself as the
present group representing the Rus
sia Soviet government.
To a great extent the press ad
mits that a trade settlement with
Russia is desirable, but the circum
stances of the Soviet revolution, the
policy of the Moscow government
and the reported utterances of lead
ing Russians come up for condemna
tion in the majority of the com
ments. The .Daily Telegraph says:
"To most Britons it will appear
meaningless to talk of normal,
friendly relations on any conditions
whatever with a government of such
character and having such a record
as that seated at Moscow."
In Paris, a woman so objected to'
leaving prison before -the winter
was over that she terminated her
enforced freedom by jumping into
the Seine. Her cell received her once
more on a charge of attempted sui
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GOV. SMITH TO
BE CANDIDATE
ALBANY, N. Y., April 16.—Gov
ernor Alfred E. Smith of New York,
today stands before the nation as a
receptive candidate for the Demo
cratic -presidential nomination, a
candidate who announced himself
as willing to accept the honor after
the Democratic state convention,
meeting here yesterday had loudly
acclaimed him as "a type of public
official needed to fill the position.”
Breaking his silence on the possi
bility of becoming a presidential
‘CONSENT DECREE’FOUGHT BY
PACKERS IN FILING OF BRIEF
WASHINGTON. April 16—(By
The Associated Press) —Tho Swift
and Armour interests of Chicago
filed in court here a brief declaring
void the fomous “consent decree’ by
which tn 1920 the big five packers
agred to divest themselves of var
ious commercial activities not direct
ly connected with the packing in
dustry.
Intervening in a case pending in
the District of Columbia court of
appeals, the Swift and Armour
groups filed a joint brief contending
that the consent decree was legally
Invalid and that tho federal govern
ment itself had violated Its part of
the agreement by a recent state
ment made to the court regarding
the basis on which the decree origi
nally was entered into.
The specific complaint made in the
brief was that in a statement sub
mitted last month to the court of
appeals the department of justice
declared that the consent decree
carried the "implication" that the
So FRIDAY SERVICE
FOR NORTH GASPER
Good Friday services will be held
on April 18 by the Scandinavian
Lutheran church at 1150 Glenarm
street In North Casper, beginning
at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. J. Rein!,
pastor, extends an Invitation to the
general public.
candidate, Governor Smith In an ad
dress before the convention, de
clared he would be "honored beyond
the power of expression to lead the
forces of the party in the next cam
paign" if the necessary votes could
bo obtained at the Democratic na
tional convention in New York next
June.
No doubt of the support New
York Democrats would give him re
mained in the minds of convention
spectators after the governor had
made this declaration.
packers had been conducting busi
ness In violation of the sntl-trust
laws.
On the contrary the two packer
groups declared In their brief the
facts are that th® decree Itself
stated that Its terms "shall not con
stitute or bo considered as an
adjudication that the defendants or
any of them, have In fact violated
any law of the United States."
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LON CHANEY’S WORK
IN “HONCHBACK” SAID
OF EXCELLENT MERIT
Lon Chancy, one of the best in
terpreters of unusual character roles
on either stage or screen and whose
work as the fake cripple in "The
Miracle Man” stands out as a bit
of remarkable acting, to say noth
ing of his other wonderful imperso
nations, has added another striking
characterization to his already long
list in his appearance as Quasimodo,
the steelar role in “The Hunchback
of Notre Dame," which begins an
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engagement at the Wyoming thea
ter Saturday.
There is probably no actor be
hind the footlights or before the ca
mera today who has mastered the
art of make-up to the extent L°n
Chaney has. His Fagin in "Oliver
Twist” was an example of his pro
ficiency in this line. Besides being
a player of intelligence, with a keen
sense of the requirements of a role,
Mr. Craney is an acrobat and con
tortionist, abilities which he is often
called upon to use In his characteri
zation. " ,
Some Idea of tho regard Mr.
Chaney has for detail of make-up
and why his Quasimodo in "The
Hunchback of Notre Dame” is so re
markable and impressive Tn this line
may be gathered from the fact that
he was on the "lot” at Universal
City, where the mammoth produc-
tlon was made, each morning three
and a half hours before the re
mainder of the company, his work of
transforming himself into Hugo’s
unique character requiring that
amount of time. No effort was
spared by Mr. Chaney to make the
deformed bell-ringer of Notre Dame
as near like what the famous novel
ist conceived him to be as possible.
HUERTA IN
CUBA, SAID
HAVANA, April 16.—Announce
ment was made today by Captain
Daniel M. Lopez, who yesterday
brought the Mexican steamer Ta
basco into port and formally turned
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924.
her over to the Mexican minister,
that he brought Adolfo De La
Huerta to Cuba on the steamer on
March 17, last. The steamer picked
up the rebel leader at Progreso and
landed him at Bahia
miles west of Havana.
The report of Captain Lopez
tallies exactly with a statement
made some time ago by the Cuban
secret police.
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