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er-! LENIN ADMITS SOVIET COLLAPSE,SAYS MOSCOW DISPATCH.ne neia unu*'r in*' i Comunity Club scommittee.Irtlf?ProfUnkrich of Fairfield is now spendinget*ip-OffHI-Premier of the Bolsheviks Is Said toHave Asked Return of^ Capitalism.two days each week here, as instruct or and leader. Any men or boys or j girls desiring to take up band music wit do well to grasp this opportunity.ant cam days vis Harry t Mr. awere ciat-jbe jlis ]i v-* /er* j forrit* Bn-j‘ n jrit-1O.L)Wirk 1 Pa-nd :ngforLed the; ho. ily!io!Kigu. Liitvi*. May 31.— According to a direct Moscow dispatch receivedhere from Independent sources, Xiko fcii Lenin, soviet Russian premier, declared that connnunism was n complete bankruptcy and asked the presiding officers of the all-Russian central executive committee to approve theunlimited return of capitalism and the recall to Russia of the constitutional democrats and other parties to aid in rebuilding the state.The statements contained in the dispatch : vc not boon carried in any of*ticinl Bolshevist advices, nor has anything tending to confirm them been received from any other source.Stockholm, May 31.—The Russiansoviet, according to reports reaching here, has decided to arrange lor the lease of all the big factories in the Russian domain to their former own* This has not been officially confirmed.It was said in political quarters Iter* that although the reported step was inconflict with t fundamental principle of sovietism, it was in line withthe new policy of the soviet authorities, begun by the issuance of their re cent freedom of trade decree.For information inquire of the. leader or one of the band committed, jMARRIED in \ KRUAsK.A.Miss Floe me#. Willson Weds \lr. Har!ev W. Huft at Ateswortli* Neb.iIAnnouncements have been received by friend® of the wedding of Miss Florence Margaret Willson and Mr. Harley W. Huff which took place at Ainsworth. Nebraska. May 26th.The bride is the eldest daughter ofMr. and Mrs J. A. Willson of North Main street and hag taught for the past year in the public schools of Aims worth. She is a charming young lady and h^s a host of friends who wish her well in her new’ life.The groom served during the war with the force- in France. The young couple will make their home in Keo-sauqua, Iowa, where the groom is employed as a master mechanic byVan Buren County.CHANGE IN COLLEGE TRUSTEESURGE COURT PROBE MEASUREi:Committee of More Than 100 Promi nent Lawyers Arrive inWashington.Four New Men Are Elected To Vacanc es On Board♦t.t.t.Tt.t.t.t.t.t.t.t.Washington. May 31.—A committee of more than 100 prominent members of the American bar was here to urge before the senate and house judiciary committees early action on the pending resolution which would authorize the appointment of a joint congressional committee to consider legislation that would ‘ tend to improve the administration of Justice” in the United St a tosMThe resolution as introduced in the senate by Senator New (Rep.), and inthe house by Representative Graham (Hep.), would authorize tlie Joint committee to consider “what legislation in relation to the courts of the United States, the procedure therein, and the judges thereof, would tend to improve tie* ad nistraiion ot * lt;- and to report to congress a lull to carry the recommendations of the joint committee into effect.At the annual meeting of the Alum ni of Iowa We® I cyan held this morning Messrs Ben Hur Wilson and (\ R Willits of Ml. Pleasant and Emmet A. W ork of Ottumwa were elected as alumni trustees of the college to succeed Messrs C. S. Rogers and E. T Willets of Mt. Pleasant and II II. Carter of Corydon all three men of whom declined to serve further on the board.The board of trustees re-electedMessrs W*. I. Babb of Aurora 111. andHon W B. Seeley of this city a® board members and will later elect anotherto fill the ' iiicy caused by the resignation of Mr. Adam Weir of Do®Moines.iIowa Wesleyan College.It.t.t.THREE BOUTS IN BROOKLYN►’s:Tom Gibbons. Mike Gibbons and Andy * Chancy Winners—Carpentier isIntroduced.adBrooklyn, N. Y., May 31.—Tom Gibbons knocked out Tom differs in the third round here. Mike Gibbons won the lecision over Dave Rosenberk after 12 rounds of fighting. Andy Chancy won the decision over Dutch Brandt after 12 rounds of fighting.Carpentier was introduced from the ring and received an ovation.Tuesday, May 31, 2:00 p. m. Meeting of the Board of Trustees.Tuesday, May 31, 5:30 to 8:00 p. m —President’s Reception.Tuesday, May#31, 8:00 p. m.—Annual Concert, School of Music.Wednesday, June 3, 8:30 a. m.— iUumni Business Meeting.Wednesday, June 1, 10:00 a. m.— Closing Chapel Service.Wednesday, June 1, 2:00 p. m.—Class Day Exercises.Wednesday, June 1, 6:00 p. m.— Alumni Banquet.Thursday, June 2, 10:00 a. m.— Sixty-Sixth Annual Commencement Address, Itev. John Wesle\D., Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Conferring of Degrees and D ...hnbi(d~nslt;WI
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