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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 15, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather it tit Ivy 7r\tilvt/ or xxv Tolof to a tat third Cloudy cooler i he Republican Ernon vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Thursday August 15,1929 ten pages number 265 i Capitol women to wives decide i to retaliate on husbands masculine guest will be tolerated Only on infrequent occasions to open in october have club s. A is third driest Staten figures show Only Arkansas and Mississippi rank above her in new classification Uon d. C., aug. 15�? Washington notables Are my a country club declaring a Pendency with lady Howard mrs. Charles dams mrs. Robert p. Lars. William e. Borah and i shall Field listed among organize is. There is in on the horizon of social life the National capital a new National women s a wives prom action Isa he franc morn mrs. Mars the twelve Snook fights edict sending him to chair convicted Slayer demands retrial shows no sign of emotion nation supports plea for mothers release even los Angeles judge startled by popular outburst sets aside sentence which would have meant baby would be born in prison 3 Gallons per 1,0001 rest Well in jail mrs. Robert Lamont lady Isabella Howard in Factor the rom try co. A a be and in it Washington catches a Clint of retaliation. A. H \ Vetali Atoy Mare among the organizers Are listed cover Al wives of the group of then. To prominent men who five years of started the exclusive burning j tee club which has since become the Stag stronghold of the nation s j fades. No women Are allowed on i v h a Tjw it a a a. In Eiiseo Xiara i goal is to have All crops Cut them with razors to of on the grounds at very limited times. _ so far As is known the new or j Mani Lauon Here is the first country j club of its kind in America per Board policies deserters admit Are outlined robbing women marketed through giant co Ops Stop screams pair Tell Pouce vans in the wor3d. It is to be own j de operated and financed entirely i Denver Colo., August 15.�?up a two deserters from the United by Ramond z. Henle associated press staff writer Washington d. a aug. 15�? up a states army Gordon Frost 22, by women and no men Are to be i far reaching policies designed to East Pepperell mass., and Wayne allowed membership. There will be place agriculture on a new and c. Aldrich 18, Chicago who con in fluently. 8u�,s s firmer foundation have been Ini-1 fessed last night that they had Purchase old property hated by the Federal farm Board beaten and robbed two women to the organizers already named. Which came into existence just a tourists near Hoxie Kansas sunday t0?mrs Frank in Den wife of month a8� today. The word a for j night were held Here today for the former majority Leader of the i in no House of representatives mrs. V. White sped miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln and mrs. Henry Price Yaniz Ationo h3s been its keynote Kansas authorities during this period in the belief i the pair arrested tuesday night that the Farmers will be Able to and returned to the Fitzsimmons. I Hospital near Here were brought Wright have purchased the historic stabilize their own Industry if co j Back to Denver last night when de old Montgomery county club prop ordinate. Effort is substituted Dor j Tec Tives Learned they were in Kan erty a rambling old clubhouse haphazard methods of production Sas a time miss Leda Beaure which is one of the landmarks of Gard 21, and mrs. Beatrice Walsh the Countryside. Here the deter Ana Marx eang i 34 of Concordia Kansas were at mined few plan to turn the rolling each member of the Board is an j talked. They admitted the crime terrain into an up to the minute advocate of the cooperative mar almost immediately police said Irac which win open in of movement and la of its de j to Tad St from Senetor. A. Have an immense swimming p Tennis courts and extensive Riding stables besides the. Romeo Dit of red excellent Golf links. One feature Ltd me commodities accorded we re curious about is will there be j treatment. The ultimate aim of the feminine caddies too Wane plane to Start time right. A a. I motor car they had stolen from the visions have been intended to two women. Three suitcases be strengthen the cooperatives Deal longing to miss Beauregard and mrs. Walsh were found in the car. The men told police they de. Sorted from the Hospital last Fri boards marketing program is to Day and hitch hiked their Way to have every leading crop marketed i Limon Colo. They were picked up by existing cooperatives through j Here sunday by or j. Walsh and Ernp National euro orations 20v6rn i Diss Scaur Ard and the o d of neces4rv a c4m3dftv and four drop it to arriving about vim is y cd pm Moat it and i dusk. They continued eastward Spokane. Wash., aug. 15�? a a As part of its wok. The Board but As fell Tim women delis glistening new biplane Quot Spokane has undertaken a Quot redirection of i came nervou., and of ret i. Sun god which n. B. Mamer and agricultural thought a the desc Rio i 10 a Art Walker expect to carry them to Tion being the Effort to make the f j my re Ellaf endurance Mark ia01 soon try think in terms of specific i m j f a flight distance record at the same with it own prof acis. And = the time was being made ready Here to rather than mess agriculture. Started to drive on by Dav for a Takeoff at 6 p rn., Pacific the outstanding a comp i Ament Ca a tray started to drive on do. Standard time. Of the Board during its month s sex j cantata a find Mamer and Walker expect to Fly Terence has been the formation of s Harp Thuv stocked the women from Here to san Francisco and the Farmer National Grain mar bsds so Ashen them thence to new boric refuelling at keying corporation. Its fundament with places and Tore their me mediate Points. Without a Tai purpose is to build up farm Psi strips of the Landing they plan to Fly Back to crowned and Farmer controlled co l rid them the e women Spokane in the same manner there i operative institutions for Market cd later almost nude and i remaining until they have exceeded ing wheat and coarse grains a condition from loss of the Mark of 420 hours 21 minutes. 30 will be eligible to borrow several Senous Condlon from 10ss of Woods set by Dale jacks and Mimm from the farm Rehefre-1 Rich and drove the car Forest o brine at St. Louis last i necessary. To carry Back t0 Denver. Both men waived the pilots expected Little difficult i the foundation has been prepare for ip0 to once they get their ship off the de for a similar undertaking in the Pound must be lifted. A w from Here the fliers plan to head a1 marketing Agency and an adv i for san Francisco to refuel at Dawn Sory Council Friday. Heading eastward they sex Progress in j oti4?n Peel to make their second refuelling definite Progress has been made Contact at Cheyenne. Wvo., where to bring about a National Coord a tvo Funk a be refuelling sods landed Tion of Cotton marketing and an-1 nou Cement of some plans in this a this Contact was sched direction Are expected shortly. The re tit wrote Marfat station wu1 156 Bliven at ing and it seemed the Only Way to shut them Senate to gather without quorum Washington d. C., aug. 15�?t/p a j an opening session of the Senate without a quorum present is in Prospect for the first meeting after the a the to Fibril Florida Citrus fruit Prowers hav e summer recess monday. In n in in Hectl informed that the Board Msj hidden away in vacation retreats to l ready t0 help them 35 soon a a 551 from coast to coast the scattered l. j made at c e Cia ,. about a closer Union of the a Mem Hershin of the Senate Annareno v ran and Spokane. Cooperatives now marketing that the flight is sponsored by the i cr0p. A loan of $300,000 has already rational air Derby association. J been extended to two of the membership of the Senate apparently is going to accept the gentlemen a agreement reached by the _. Party leaders to take up no bus. W in it a Quot Amy t Citrus cooperatives in Flor Ness until september. Many of j Chicago endurance a j0 help them Nicot government j senators already have sent j n it do Tov at a in re Litton Quot 0 ti1� word to their secretaries that they to to again Jerp Valence of the m 1itrr�?Ten i will not return before september. 111 aug. 15�?qp a the petitions have been heard from the Tariff Bill the order of bus endurance fliers Russell California Raisin growers by no Nesst won pc be ready on monday. Early Steele and Wilson information regarding or Ftp a skin their anxiety to get an Early Start Chica g Chi Aero to Niar Herren Quot they had of n a a or. Bounced shortly a after his connection in been made pub j in consideration of the House tar thit by Ltd Ildy be after marketing pro blur have a a a in Ean pattern on Rel hour a proud recently it Iri quire carefully ii to the who k St Loui Robin problem of rec Amati yest Rdv we wit new i and land utilization. Thou a a great v a Quot crowd of trial thou ads i importance la attached to that ques of whom remained at the Field Tion i apparently will have to wait tit a Ca Buret or and Magneto de some time. To i o their plane. A a Chicago via to descend. Weather forecast Iff measure administration leaders in the Senate limited the summer recess to that Date but the weather and the worries inherent in the Tariff have Uoss to their plan. The Constitution stipulates that neither Branch of Congress Mav quit for longer than three Days without consent of the other. Last june when the summer recess was taken the Senate asked for a vacation by bout Ruth to teen so Abd Ohio a Blackberry crop. About 50. 000 bushels would nuke 1066 to a a fat pies or 2,000.000 Quot lean ones i aug-19 p16, j1 it in took one until sept. 23. So the sen it is Esmai a ate must meet in a ? 19 and every n i pm it r Connre three Days thereafter. The House baseball scores s��teht5ion t0 extend the american league Philadelphia Cleveland bad Wea id be associated Pitts. A a i rajkot a partly could to i and Friday warmer tonight in extreme Northwest por r Friday. I a Sot i partly Cloudy tonight ther a Day probably showers Fri new York ?i North portion Wanner to Detroit. In and n East portion Friday. Send and Bengough Whitehill Dakota unsettled tonight and Hargrave. Local showers in East por i Washington. Too 300 j. Illy warmer in Souther Chicago. Too Oil o _44.n extreme Vest portion Fri Man it Erry and Tate Faber and want and Ulep Artmont. I oud and cooler. J Berg i regard to my real estate irk a mostly fair tonight Bor ton. Of a Wanner to might to inst St. Louis. 02. Ads that i had in the Kerub options cooler Friday Russell and Berry Blaeholder and Ferrell. Land id extreme North portions. Air tonight followed by cloudiness Friday Maxim Liim at 7 a pop local t temperatures 1 Pum and minimum temper. P recorded by the official j put thermometer from 7 4. May to 7 a. In. Today a i in 76. I in 43. F m today 55. Alioa precipitation since i 18.23 precipitation sex 1 of a 51nc� january i 2.58. Weather and roads a by to it associated pre j a re i am Hilo of Road 58 86 55 of Good 55 77 44 of Good 54 83 50 of Good 55 75 48 .00 Good 49 72 44 .00 Good 63 72 46 .00 Good 60 do 58 .00 Good National league first Gaines Chicago. Too 30 Brooklyn a. 220 of Bush and Taylor Clark. Mcweeny Ballon a. Moore and Picinich. Pittsburgh too Ooi 000�?1 2 0 Boston. Too too 20x�?2 8 0 Kremer and Hargreaves Brandt and Spohrer. Second game Chicago. 00 i Brooklyn. 22 Blake and Gonzales Vance and Deberry. R h e i St. Louis. 020 too 120-7 12 2 new York. Too 030 51x-9 12 i Haid and Wilson Walker Mays Good Scott and o Farrell. Re e Inch Mati. Ooi 020 010-4 9 i Philadelphia too 050 00x-5110 Lucas and Sukeforth Sweetland Good Collins and Lerian. A it lican some weeks ago they brought quite a lot of answers and at present a fair Prospect of making a Sale. Yes i think the Republican is a Good paper to advertise real estate in. Resp. W. Absher Wagner s. Or. Absher has had a number of real estate ads in the evening Republican and prefers this paper to any other South Dakota publication. Double service has never failed to bring him some inquiries. Evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. a aug. 15�?South Dakota is one of the three a a driest states in the Union according to a test made by the association against the prohibition amendment a wet organization with Headquarters Here. An average of 32 Gallons of illicit Neumor was seized annually in this state by Federal agents for every 10.000 of population during the six years from 1923 to 1928, the results of a nation wide Survey by the association show. Its report has just been made Public Here. The South Dakota figures contrasts sharply with the 4,957 gallon record of Georgia and the 1,672 Gallons per 10,000 population for new York and is surpassed by Arkansas and Mississippi Only these states showing 28 and 23 Gallons per 10.000 population respectively. Soup consumption grows the report revealed today by the association against the prohibition amendment claims the authority of official figures of the Federal government on seizures of illicit liquor and confiscation of Bootleg apparatus. The association interprets the figures along with data compiled on arrests for drunkenness and the alcoholic death rate As showing a a distinct and steady Rise in american liquor consumption since prohibition went into officials of the anti Saloon league and other dry organizations with Headquarters Here Challenge the conclusions of the association and declare that an answer will be forthcoming. A in the portion of the report devoted to the Survey of South Dakota i he association stated that in addition to the annual seizures of 32 Gallons of illicit liquor per 10,-00c population since 1923, a average of 7.8 Bootleg stills per 10,000 population was also confiscated annually during the period. Only two Stales drier these figures along with the alcoholic death reate and the drunkenness reports Are accepted by the association As a fair gauge of the relative thirst of South Dakotas for Bootleg liquor As compared with that of other states. An accompanying Chart shows that South Dakota ranks 46th among All states surpassed Only by Arkansas and Mississippi As indicated above. South Dakota is immediately preceded on the Chart by Iowa its neighbor which has 34 Gallons per 10.000 population seizures in its column. Nebraska Idaho North Dakota and Kansas rank further up the scale of a wetness a according to the Chaft. Gregory Junior to play today Sioux Falls. S. A. Aug. 15.�?wpi�? Wisconsin will meet South Dakota and Minnesota will be paired against North Dakota when the Junior baseball Champion teams of the four states meet Here in the american legion s tournament tomorrow. Gregory. South Dakota at 2 p. In. Will take the Field against the Mil Milwaukee team sponsored by the cud Ford legion Post there. Two hours later Cottonwood minn., will play Fargo. N. The final game will be played saturday with the regional Winner going to the Western tournament at Colorado Springs. Holdup who shot Alexander seized a victim of a Youthful would-be1 Holdun Man in his clothing store in Longview. Wai. J. Alexan Der formerly an expert accountant i living b Mitchell recently shot j through the stomach is reported i to be recovering slowly. Following tha shooting which occurred we n the youth attempted to Rob or. Alexander and was let j with resistance by the clothing dealer a posse was formed and the j accused Man a Ner Schefstrom 26 years old was found hiding in some Bushes. The search of the Bushes where a Man was reported to have hidden a few minutes before police arrived was conducted with fire and smoke but it was not until the of ricers were about ready to give up that the youth was discovered lying in one Corner of the Brush lot. He came out Only after officers fired a shot or two to frisian him. He was easily identified by or. Alexander. I that the Bullet which wounded or. Alexander was fired at close Range and probably during a scuffle was indicated by the burned flesh about the gun wound and several Salo wounds believed to have been in listed by the butt of the revolver. Four killed by bolts in Eastern storms Philadelphia pa., aug. 15�? a3 a four persons were killed by lightning and three were drowned As a result of severe electrical storms that descended yesterday upon Philadelphia and the surrounding Bun a try. I the first storm was followed a j few hours Latex by one of equal intensity. Both were accompanied by heavy Rains High wind and Light Ning. Two persons Ware killed a Young woman paralysed and her Mother burned when lightning struck the peach packing Plant of Salvatore Mer Lino at Hammonton n. J. Three others working in the Plant were knocked Down by the Bolt but soon recovered. Several persons throughout the storm area were injured or struck by lightning and a number of Homes and farm buildings were burned. The Oley Valley extending Over an area of to Miles surrounding Boyertown pa., was under several feet of water and today inhabitants along the Banks of Iron Stone Creek were removing personal belongings from flood swept Homes. Some were driven to housetops during the storm and summer bungalows automobiles and shacks were carried Down the Valley before the Onrush of water. Columbus Ohio aug. 15.�?op a or. James h. Snook former Ohio state University professor Lay at ease in county jail today awaiting either a sentence of death in common pleas court monday for. The murder of his coed mistress the Ora Hix. Or a favourable ruling on a motion for a new trial. Asti pandemonium following the jury a verdict of first degree murder broke out yesterday afternoon trial judge Henry l. Scarlett tentatively set monday morning As the Date for a hearing on a motion for a new trial. If it is denied he said he would sentence Snook immediately. Within five Days from Date of sentence Snook must be removed to a murders Row in the state Penitentiary to await electrocution. His attorneys said they would Appeal in the event their motion of a new trial is denied. Holds no fear the future holds no fear for Snook if his diffident attitude is to be taken seriously. In his cell in the county jail last night six hours after the jury of eleven men and one woman had found him guilty without mercy he complacently ignored the verdict that carries with it the penalty of death in the electric a hair. A i never gave the punishment a thought until you mentioned it a he said to reporters. And this was borne out by the expression on his face which was Stern and composed. Twenty eight minutes after the jury was sent out with his denial the court s simple charge on the Law and prosecutor John j. Chester a impassioned plea for conviction they were ready to announce their decision. Believe confession their verdict was that or. Snook had been found guilty As charged in the indictment. His signed confession that he rained Hammer blows on the head of the Young girl and severed her jugular vein to put her out of misery had been believed. His repudiation of the confession and his witness stand narrative of what happened at the Rifle Range on the night of june 13 had been discounted and his plea of self defense and temporary insanity had been discarded. The lapse of memory which he described to the jurors when he told them miss Hix had attacked him that he struck her four times with a Hammer from his automobile and regained his sense l to find that he had killed her apparently made no effect on the jury. Snooks attorneys were displeased at the suddenness of the verdict which was reached after one ballot and e. O. Ricketts chief counsel openly proclaimed that the defense had been entitled to longer deliberation. Los Angeles calif., aug. 15�?will District attorney Buron Fitts order an end of the prosecution of Thelma Holland that was the question that grew today As scores of prominent citizens not alone in los Angeles but elsewhere in the country add their protest to the Many that have already been filed in the Holland Case. Aroused by the plight of the Twenty two year old wife who within a few months is to become a Mother and must prepare for that ordeal with the menace of a liquor charge overhanging her citizens of the nation joined today in the demand that the accusations against Here admittedly weak As they Arche dropped. Can to drop lease it is within Fitts Power to order dismissal of the charges against mrs. Holland. The woman stator j Ney Moses c. Davis As Well As former councilman Pierson Hall who has joined the forces in behalf of this Mother to be have urged dismissal on the District attorneys office. They have pointed out their own convictions based on careful study of the Case that there is an insufficient Case against mrs. Holland to warrant her being subjected to the ordeal of a new trial in her present condition. Mrs. Holland is charged with Possession of a still. Even her prosecutors admit the Only actual offence shown against her is this a that she was aware of the fact her i husband operated a still in their Home. Husband in prison her husband is already atoning for the offence of still operations a has been sent to Folsom prison i after taking full responsibility. His wife pleaded guilty too. She did so in the belief and expectation she would be Given probation. Instead j Superior judge Emmet Wilson sentenced her to the maximum one to five years in san Quentin. That meant her baby would be born in the prison. Startled by the popular outburst against his harsh ruling judge Wilson set his judgment aside. He permitted mrs. Holland to plead not guilty and admitted her to $1,000 bail. She is now free on bail furnished by a bonding company. She is with friends at Long Beach under instructions from her lawyer and her doctor to worry herself As Little As possible about the Case pantages charges girl framed him los Angeles. Calif., aug. 15�? a3 a an attempt to prove that the charge of statutory attack made against Alexander pantages. Multi millionaire theater operator by Eunice Pringle 17-year-old dancer was a a cold blooded Frame up was planned by the defense at the theatre magnates preliminary hearing today. As miss Pringle reached the end of her Story on the witness stand yesterday w. I. Gilbert. Pantages attorney leaped to his feet and shouted a we contend that this is a coldblooded Frame up. We admit that we done to know a thing against her miss Prin Lebut certain information has come to us and we Are hoping to establish by this witness own words whether or not these reports Are Eghbert then began Cross examining the dancer who denied his Sharp questioning the implication that she had a a framed the magnate. Under Coss questioning miss Pringle admitted an acquaintanceship with Nick Dun ave author of the act in which she had hoped to appear Iii vaudeville under pantages sponsorship. She said she had visited Dunaver a apartments several times but always when others were present there. When District attorney Byron Fitts inquired As to the purpose of Gilberts line of questioning the latter answered a this girl pretends that she was All alone at the time of the asserted attack. A we expect to prove otherwise. We believe we can prove that Dun ave was Zep kops off for Tokyo on world flight second Lap of journey will take ship Over desolate area makes Good time by the associated press bound for far away Tokyo the dirigible Graf Zeppelin was speeding across North Central Europe today at a 60 mile clip on the second Lap of her flight around the world. The huge air liner carrying 20 passengers including one woman left Friedrichs Hafen at 9 34 p. Rn., wednesday night Central Standard time and seven and a half hours later had reached Stettin Pomerania near the Baltic coast. In the time she had covered approximately 460 Miles at an average grafts world log by the associated press All time Central Standard aug. 7 9 40 p. In. Left Lakehurst n j. Aug. To 6 03 a. landed at Freid Richshafer completing first Lap of round that world flight 4,200 Miles in 55 hours 24 minutes. Wednesday 9 34 p. �?left Friedrichs Hafen. 11 45 p. �?passed Over Nuremberg b Ria. Thursday 2 45 a. �?passed Over Leipzig Saxony. 4 30 a. �?passed Over Berlin 6 10 a. �?passed Over Stettin Pomerania. 7 55 a. �?flew Over the free City of Danzig. 9 34 a. �?passed Over Koenigsberg East Prussia. 10 05 a. �?quit German territory at tilsit East Prussia. Mrs. Thelma Holland against her and to prepare for the coming of her baby. Aliens definite in Indiana raids Hammond ind aug. 15�? a3 a deportation proceedings against unnatural Zed aliens arrested tuesday night in wholesale raids by Federal agents in East Chicago ind., were contemplated today As Federal authorities scanned the records of the 101 persons charged with specific offences. Others of the nearly 200 persons were freed yesterday after they had been questioned and had satisfied officers that they were not connected with the alleged vice and liquor rings which government officials said have controlled the City for months. In answer to business men and civic groups who asserted that East Chicago had been lib eled by the wholesale raids United states attorney Loomis issued a statement denouncing the hold which he claimed organized vie and liquor interests had fastened on the towns politics. A the Law enforcement machinery of Indiana in this District had not Only broken Down but completely disintegrated a he asserted. Loomis added that Illinois gangsters especially from Chicago had played a part in a the corruption of this Section of clues found to Moron Slayer red bearded Man sought As suspect in Minneapolis murder Minneapolis. Minn., aug. 15�?0p discovery of a couple who Are believed to have seen Dorothy Aune. 12-year-cld murder victim in a parked automobile with a Mas Only a few hours before her body was found yesterday morning was reported by police this afternoon. The couple visitors Here became lost temporarily tuesday night near the Railroad Yards where Dorothy a body was found wednesday morning strangled bound and wrapped in Gunny sacks. The headlights of their machine they said picked up another car in which a Large red bearded Man sat at the wheel while a Little girl huddled in the Back seat. The girl he said resembled pictures of Dor thy. The couple. Herman Fink Hutchinson minn., and mrs. David Gill. Bemidji brother and sister will be taken to the spot where the girl victim was found. They will be asked to Trace if possible the location of their car and that of the red bearded Man. Neither Fink nor his sister was certain of the exact location where they turned about but they were sure it was not far from where the child a body was discovered. Fink said he saw Only one Man in the parked automobile the Driver but mrs. Gill said a Sec 0 id Man was crouched in he rear of the car. Several red hairs were found on the slain child a body when the postmortem examination was made deny King wont visit Sandringham London eng., aug. 15�? it a it was officially stated at Buckingham Palace today there was no truth in published reports King George would Najj it t0 Sandringham. It was sa3d y3s majesty expected to proceed there in due course although no Date has yet been fixed for his departure. The official announcement was made in refutation of a report published in the daily news today and to be inferred from other published stories that King George would not go to the summer Palace at a Harn but would be removed shortly to Bognor Sussex for a further recuperative stay. Russ plane Down Moscow. Russia aug 14 pm russian military plane land of the soviets from Moscow York he sled to i kursk if Phi no j.70 Niiles from irm of a there was no inf or mation As to whether they would be Able to continue their flight. British repeat debt ultimatum up to rate of 60 Miles an hour Well to her Normal Speed. The total Tokyo is about 6,600 Miles. From Stettin or. Eckener planned to Wing eastward toward Danzig and then to head into Prussia Over Kenigsberg. From there he expected to Fly across Latvia and into rus a Sia toward Moscow. I in her northward flight from Nedr Ishaben the Graf Zeppelin a 4 other delegates unite in ?.ros�eu a a frets first world capital. To or a i to up i i to of a Xii cd Taar q in fliers give girl lift she steals their car plane takes up Chase Perry Paullin and Howard Mcnary student fliers Are searching in an air plane today for a fair hitch hiker to whom they gave a lift this morning. The two Young men were on their Way to the Mitchell Airfield three Miles West of Mitch Ell when the Young woman. Who said she was hiking from Cleveland to the Pacific coast asked for a ride. She Rode with them to the Airport took a deep interest in the preparations her companions made for a flight watched them soar away into the ,�?z.a9d climbed into Paullin s car and drove away. Paullin missed his machine when he returned to the ground. He at once notified the police and the county sheriff and announced that he would take off again and try to locate the girl and his car a somewhere Between Here and the Missouri demand for Compromise Parley London eng aug. 15�? apr a Reuters dispatch from the Hague tonight said that final breakdown of the Hague preparations conference seemed probable after a meeting today of the principal financial delegates of France Italy r Belgium and Japan. Louis Louch eur of the French delegation declared that France was unable to Aglee to the British demands for larger share of German reparations in the Young plan. The situation appeared extremely grave in View of the Solidarity Between the four Powers in favor of integral adoption of the plan. In any Case decisions at the Hague conference Are valid Only when unanimous and Frances opposition would be sufficient to Block the demands Philip Snowden British Chancellor of the exchequer has formulated since the beginning of the session. The Hague. Aug. 15�? a3 a the British delegation by letter and otherwise within the past 24 hours has made known to other nations participating in the conference to make the Young plan effective that its ultimatum still stands and it will not accept the Young plan without an increased share of German reparations. It was made known also Philip Snowden. British Chancellor of the exchequer into t led to demand action on his Resolution for revision of the Young plan and would Brook Little further delay. Intimate personal conversations Between the delegates continued today with the Hope of finding some Way out of the deadlock. Or. Snowden was understood to have Given this warning to the other delegations because the talk of offers and concessions had created in England the impression a Compromise was being considered. The Progress of negotiations in the political committee of the conference with reference to evacuation of the Rhineland had Given Rise to the argument that if the French and germans could agree on this Graver question it would not be possible for anybody to stand out against agreement in the financial committee on the matter of comparative Small sum of Money. The situation arising As a result of this development was ail the More serious by the Resolution of the other creditor nations France Italy Belgium and Japan yesterday to stand together in opposition to Snowden. Wife Slayer found with knife in heart Chicago iu., aug. 15.�? a a the body of Clarence Flener was found today in some weeds near the place where he stabbed Ais wife to death yesterday. Flener apparently ended his life with the same knife he had used to kill his estranged wife. Mrs. Flener a slain while believing herself to be on the was to see her 3 year old daughter who was kid naked by the father last monday. The baby was found Early today at a boarding House. Finding or. Flener beneath an Auto near West Chicago yesterday her Throat and Abdomen slashed a Man and a woman heard her a a my husband stabbed me before she died. O Indian Farmers to show farm stuffs Rosebud. S. D., aug. 15�?of a agricultural products raised by in _ Numen who Dian Farmers will be on exhibition it ins one of the passengers is one o or it a sin annl foil. A. Of. Re i,3 the annual fair of the Sioux indians the greatest living experts on Polar at the Rosebud reservation August life and in an emergency would 28, 29 and 30. Horse races and oth prove an invaluable guide. Or sports Are also planned. A of a Berlin at 3 30 a. Rn., c. S. To a where it w As greeted enthusiastically. Good weather was experienced Over Germany but rather unfavourable winds were forecast further along the route. Friedrichs Hafen Germany aug. 15�?-ow-�?striking North and eastward toward a vast and Little known Region the Graf Zeppelin mistress of the air. Today cruised across Germany Enro Ute to Tokyo Japan on the second Lap of its round the world journey. Leaving its Home port Here at 4 ,54 a. In. 9 34 p. In. S. T. Wednesday the giant dirigible headed directly for Berlin 377 Miles Distant. The trip to Berlin took seven hours. Ahead of the Graf Lay a devious course across european Russia and Over the ural mountains and the Barren Steppes of Siberia to northeastern Asia where it must turn southeastward to Tokyo. It Wras expected about 6.600 Miles would bet covered in a journey of about 120 hours with arrival in Tokyo or monday afternoon. Japanese time. Carries 60 persons aboard the Graf Zeppelin were 60 persons 20 passengers�?19 men Anci one woman�?40 officers and Crew and about 50.000 pieces of mail Barf Wen As some freight. Much of the Man All of the Crew and nine of the passengers had come All the Way from Lakehurst where the world journey was begun. The Start from Friedrichs Hafen was made in full Moonlight an Houri before the Dawn. A few Hundred persons gathered near the Zeppelin s hangar and cheered loudly its ground Crew loosed their hold 1 r0se a race Uny. Circling the Xvi re heading northward Oil gasoline baggage and equipment aboard the Zeppelin weighed i i"0118 the Craft was buoyed by 70,000 cubic meters of Hydro supplied with almost fuel 1c meters of Bias Gas As use Only four motors it we As intended during most of and particularly when aided by favourable winds to use Only four of the grafts five motors decreasing its cruising Speed to a Cufr. An hour but increasing its radius to about 150 hours or 30 hours More than it was estimated would be needed to reach Tokyo. Rawi a the course planned by or. Eckener upon leaving sub Lee o to change As weather conditions develop was from Friedrichs Hafen to Berlin Berlin to Danzig to Konigs a was expected to Cross the soviet Ponder near Lenaberg Latexo s almost due East to mos Moscow. By the course followed a Sphar soil of cd by 1 400 clip fr01 Friedrichs Hafen. And should be reached about Dawn. Friday. From Moscow the Craft it was expected inn1? he headed almost due East along the 60th parallel to the ural where it was in Titek strike due eastward to a Yakutsk the ship expected to turn South and slightly East a err is he Japan sea to Tokyo goal of the la or i a starting place for Tho third Lap of the journey to los Angeles to be begun within four or five Days after arrival. Cress wild area v Only hot ural mountains to a i it Puhn must cover on of the wildest areas known to Man. It is peopled largely by nomadic sem barbarous tribes few of whom. Have Ever seen an aircraft and Many of whom might be inimical to passengers and Crew if the Graf should be forced Down. Much of the country even would not sustain life being even at this time of the year an icy Barren waste. Captain Hans von Schiller said that the three rifles three shotguns and 1,000 rounds of ammunition had been put aboard the Zeppelin to provide for any contingency. Captain sir George Hubert Wiik

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