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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 26, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy colder the evening Republican fourth edition xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Tuesday february 26, 1929 ten pages number 124 mss exiles Row Over Dakotan hits canal Survey in Nicaragua toed Duke Cyril enters bid for support Over i a Mere general of mystery Hasel Hea visited press feature editor. Part feb. 26�?la cum Guj Jjck Mic # i hoi dispute w russian re gees. Worked night and Day France. Feb. 26�?<ff grand Duke Nicholas has to who shall two victories in Day scored i by a a combined senator Mcmaster declares Senate refuses to alter Inland Waterways should come first curriculum of state College. Three times move to preserve Fords theater the place where John Wilkes Booth fatally shot Abraham Lincoln has hit a Snag in Congress. Rep. Charles l. Underhill of Massachusetts believes that preservation of this historic building would Resolution adopted Owen Bill Defeated in effect be erecting a Monument to the murderer of the great presi Pierre s. a feb. 26t. The Senate yesterday killed three measures Birt i intended to dispense .Ith Duplica Effort to restore Ford theater has opposition Massachusetts congressman thinks its restoration As Lincoln museum would instead of tribute to emancipator be memorial to Slayer Washington d. Feb. 26�? the i some morbid. Disgraceful Monu Bank inquiry by Sharpe is recommended Washington d. C., feb. 26�? special a senator w. H. Mcmaster of South Dakota made a bitter utile attack in the Senate yesterday afternoon on the Resolution calling for a Survey of the pro _. W posed canal route in Nicaragua and presented by Mckinty of Faulk. Tion of courses in the states three largest educational institution Asta homeward bound Aspira grand Duke Cyril left is the self declared pretender to the rus Sian throne. Many russian refugees however Are followers of Gen. Alexander Paul Kou Tapoff right. When grand Duke Nicholas died he named Kou Tapoff his successor in unifying refugee organizations. A just Vii Scitt Quot Quot Quot key in my a 1 Quot v a a Quot 1 up frit Las an organization whereby i erg Fred countrymen might Stock is Huberi Institute opens a successor according to Youker is recalled four Day program opens in i Confidence in a a a a a a lob rapid cite special that successor a a Quot Quot a a .Ith was Lead discussions of Alexander Paul Kou Tapoff. R a a i City s. D., feb. 26�?up a Donovan Cabinet West River farm Washington d. C., feb. 26�?up a agricultural possibilities of that part of South Dakota lying West pointed and went Over to j Donovan assistant to the attorney of the Missouri River were to be Cyril self general whose sudden arrival in considered he the a West i \ Washington d. f feb. 26�?up a ,. To Nicholas supporters in a a a. In denounced Kou Tapoff Asl Parther conference .Ith William j. Dent. Richard Yates member of Congress from Illinois is sponsoring a Bill to make the old theater fireproof thus converting into a National War memorial museum and a place where the grand army of the Republic May hold its meetings. Strong in opposition or. Underhill is very definite in his opposition. The other Day when representative Yates arose in the House and asked unanimous consent to have his Bill considered. Underhill objected and .Ith quite a show of spirit told his colleagues Why. To perpetuation of a building a he Money to the development of its in institution transferring All to the j said a which was the site of a tra i other Points on the isthmus. The Junior South Dakota senator i vigorously called attention to tile platform promises of both political parties in Recard to promised Inland Waterways development and declared that before the United states the first of the three measures killed would have stricken electrical and civil engineering courses from the curriculum of the school of mines the course to be taught state College. The second measure affecting state College would of went into the business of building additional canals to Benefit the big j have eliminated the teaching shippers and manufacturers i should devote its time attention and Parmae. And Commerce thanase of grand Duke ared pretender. I Washington yesterday from Santa .�w8s new followers object to j _ Essix a. I of a russian Nojem new Mexico was taken As take distinguished his Mili j Dica Tive Here of tis inclusion to record who is not an Aristo the next Cabinet was looked for Nic Boi amps was both Soldier i Ward to b president elect Hoover aristocrat and owed More of popularity to his leadership of Gasser army in 1914-�?T15 than did to his High birth. He was the czars Quot Uncle. Whereas Cyril is car s brother Romanoff code gives a precedence in possible sue Side ration for a Cabinet Post since Public sympathy gave j november. His selection to succeed today. Donovan who throughout Campaign acted As a close personal counsellor to or. Hoover is known to have been under con considered exclusively by the. West River farm development Institute which opened its four Day program Here today. Programs for the first three Days will be held rapid City while a Friday beef cattle will be demonstrated in the of Neil feed lots the Belle four Che. Land Waterways for the Benefit of the agriculturist. A Congress proposes a said senator Mcmaster a to devote half a billion dollars to the construction of a canal across Nicaragua to Aid big shippers this is direct violation of the promises of both the major political parties who pledged themselves to the development of the Inland Rivers in order to give Tutje farm Uthe Samp transportation advantages that the Panama canal has Given the senator Mcmaster pointed out in detail the a unfair burdens that the construction of the Panama canal imposed upon the industries of the Middle West. He declared that Jar Chat University of South Dakota. The third Bill As to the University would have eliminated instruction in engineering that school. Echoes of the a educational combined charges which rang through the legislative Halls the last session were recalled by Berry of Clark who supported the measures As a Means of consolidation and saving after Boland of Pennington had opposed them. Out of its depth a i feel that the legislature is not capable of determining courses of study state educational institutions a the Pennington senator asserted. He championed the school of mines As one of the country s Gedy from which the world has not yet recovered will not be a Monument and memento to the life works mercy and kindness of our martyred president. Rather would become a Monument to his murderer. A i will do everything in my Power to secure proper quarters for the old veterans if that is what is wanted a everything except vote for the preservation of this Grue ment to the memory of a Only Shell remains Fords theater is directly across the Street a from the Little Brick House in which Lincoln died. This House contains the famous Oldroyd. Collection of Lincoln relics which the i criticism Federal government purchased last year a Cost of $50,000. The Yates Bill provides for the Transfer of these bits of Lincol Nania to the remodeler theater. Only the Shell of the theater now remains. The balconies seats and stage were removed Many years ago and is now properly a Dusty relic of history. Row upon Row of files filled .Ith mysterious government charts about patents and other matter that have accumulated through the years Are lodged Here. Grant favors idea Ulysses s. Grant Iii. Director of Public buildings and Public Parks to Washington and the Man who would have charge of the reconstruction of the theater Dees not share in the View expressed by or. Underhill. A i appreciate his Abhorrence of the crime committed in this building a said colonel Grant. A a Ford a theater however occupies such an important place in history and is so associated in the Public mind .Ith or. Lincoln that i doubt if any ignoring of the site and physical remnants would tend to memory of the committee declares there is a much of suspicion in department is severe Pierre s. A. We. 26�? up a the South Dakota House adopted a report of the banking investigating committee made monday. Peterson of Union chairman of House general investigating commute in urging adoption of the report pointed out that there has been growing criticism of the banking situation and that a would be impossible for this legislature to go Home without doing something to quiet the he said there never had been a Complete conclusive audit of the banking department for several years and that a we think the Public is entitled to know the situation which Only can by an unbiased declaring that there had been a apparent unwillingness of the department itself to have the matter gone into a he explained that the committee was sincere in its recommendations. Alfalfa seed growing and mar j freight charges on various classes of i finest engineering colleges and ticketing was discussed in the first j goods to the Pacific coast from the j dared that half of a its student body paper Given by Nick Caspers pres Middle West Are from $900 to $1.800 takes electrical or civil engineering ident of the seed growers Exchange per car in excess of the water trans in connection .Ith their mining of rapid City. J. L. Maxon of but i port Tion charges from the Atlantic Falo Gap and Ralph e. Johnson of i coast to the Pacific coast through tile greater prestige and j attorney general Sargent was re the state College Brookings a1 the Panama canal of amp Raig during his lifetime. An. ,. A Nunn. So discussed Alfalfa seed. A the time has come a senator my arose Between the two. On this afternoons program Are master declared a for the senators m a maintenance of military various political forces and the re Gam l Sloan county agent hot j of the Interior to refuse to Contri Toter p and organization among a fore is understood or. Hoover Springs Oscar Mathews superin Bute 500 million dollars to the build Testa Eft refugees. A timed to the War portfolio As a pendent of the Ardmore Experiment tag of the nicaraguan canal until station a. Allison county agent j the system of Waterways promised his a Nev Lois believed that Unity and suitable native Tor Feffe amp a were the Hope of the York Friend act and while he new to state Sidi incomplete by anon urn n might Emba ass in. Hoover is known not to have is government of the country j j his slate yet by ave Hun Refuge he is i of agriculture especially is still occasioning him much thought and he is reported As still perplexed As to the Man who could Best carry out the compress him Refuge he is known i Taw dreamed of a Milit Ary coup Sov a White army which Roriie Raim the land of the czars Iii soviet. Oat a the mainstays of Nicholas attn is the Gallipoli Union i members of the Wrangel a Belle four Che and Beyer aude superintendent of the Newell Experiment station. A five years of com development n Western South Dakota will be outlined tonight by h. M. Critch Field county agent Spear ish. The Lawrence county 4-h club will Complete the Days program. Dairy problems will be dealt .Ith de by the political organizations has been completed. Work. Taecker of Codington declared that the engineering courses the different institutions were of i. Different nature those the school of mines suited to mining engineering those state College adapted to the work there. The first Bill was lost 14 to 30 the second 17 to 26 and the third 15 to 29. A trend toward party lines senator Mcmasters fight against was shown in the voting the a the nicaraguan Resolution however was futile and after he had finished his argument the Resolution was adopted without a record vote. Jority of democrats supporting the Bills in each instance. Backs River development upon reconsideration the Senate Hellene plan of farm Relief he tomorrow .Ith the afternoon credited .Ith having formulated. Voted general meeting russian White army. A a x Atholi ver Alex c Johnson vice presiden a a a or a r Gallipoli numbers the Northwestern Railroad and to the nicaraguan route. Ism and has Law my a Isif in kgttsv0 the tyg fsr Jet. Rity As Cuico l chamber of Commerce sneak wed in addition to the nicaraguan sur-jp3556 a bl1 Defeated saturday to vey the Resolution instructs the gov appropriate $5,000 to be used by this eminent engineers to investigate the state in cooperation .Ith others in need for improvements the j interest of Missouri River devel Panama canal. I a pent for transportation. A Bill to Vest .Ith the Board of Railroad commissioners .Ith responsibility for testing Large Scales cd plan would not Only a Afeefi Kou layoffs authority Campaign pledges but re maintains meeting s would be satisfactory to business As bar in several countries. Wei1 a5 to agrarian interests. F in pans 21 other military Organ w u Pas. In of officers of an j Likely to meet. Sneaker Lor. Worth told the president elect yesterday the special session of Congress which or. Hoover s agricultural powered co investigate canal Possi Neslav Niht abilities of the entire isthmus. A a Friday the entire party will go to approx a Belle four Che by a special train for lotion of $150,000 for the Survey. A live Stock demonstration to be u Resolution would authorize the president to Appert Kou Tapoff. is stood that 25.000 men Are coir the regimental organist has. To commercial Union an mint civil organization of for and Industrial i has accepted Nicholas a Bito a \ a a Kab. I la a Leffier has a reputation fat ass and honesty As a pier he was appointed chief Iii russian army by has Holm a lately after the death of Tesei still holds that title w As honorary enc. His activity a Nicholas chief Aid exposed him Darker from russian Radi Hlf i task has made him some of a Man of mystery to Rte influence of Cyril is strength a among the More conservative to rats by the fact that he remit flame of his Fortune Ark has a old son. Prince Vladimir de Crown Prince in 1924 by put s proclamation. Fac the event of Cyril a death end j to 8ds. The pretenders title would his Cousin. Grand Duke Dmitri Witch who married Audrey arc an american heiress. The Duke conferred the title of by Issei upon her. Dmitri a Cis american wife have a two son. Prince Vinski. Of followed by a barbeque dinner. Given by the Belle four Che commercial club. Separate women a programs will before april to nor later than april l Oid the fun get free Days ,.ith 20. A clearer idea o. The exact Day evening meetings to be joint will be available after a meeting sess ions of the ways and Means committee j the West River farm develop enter negotiations .Ith Costa Rica. Salvador and Honduras to determine whether they would claim any interest in the canal but would in no Way commit Tho United states to its construction. O Parliman backs a Manana Quot Lindy Down on charges tells curious Minnehaha county senator admits that whole press is not a a subsidized Pierre. Std. Feb. 26�? a a the Senate of South Dakota a legislature 7________ today acts upon a report by tile efface the i general investigating committee assigned to inquire into affairs of the state banking department received monday which recommends passage of the Bill to have the investigation carried on by the attorney general. No charges Are preferred. A Many criticisms were presented to your committee the report de a a act dared. A whether or not such enjoying visit an j dissatisfaction Are justified your committee is not Able to give a definite report because Cuernavaca Mexico. Feb. 26.�?gf of the limited time available for Lone Eagle .Ith his Fiance in Mexico of the House next saturday a Niento Institute is being cooperated Norris withdraws which the program for drafting a Washington. a feb. 26�?-gf�? j Ai in and sponsored by the Chicago new Tariff Bill will be mapped of. An Ltd Northwestern a Railroad the general revision opposed state chamber of Commerce the j or. Lon Worth told or. Hoor qty chamber of Commerce informed Senate to Nav however that the existing Tariff Henry of Neil the Sta e College a i he would not Cross by Resolution to act would merely be amended to Brookings the exp rim stations \ would no press hi5& Resolution to the extent of Raisin the farm 25 i s ii la a ii deny senator elect Vare of Penn the Exiner of raising me arc More an j newel1 the Asso Vertu ni0i of grf Rrt schedules to provide agriculture cited commercial club i of the i .Ith the same Protection that in Black Huis the state do Arment i because of the lat ers Perment no a Dusty now enjoys and to revising of agriculture and the county j those Industrial schedules which agen5 West of the Missouri River. Can be proved to be inadequate in 0_ View of altered world Trade Condi Oil Roi to f o Lions since the present measure was d1 i do u i in us enacted. On air wednesday oppose deeper Channel a general Tariff revision there Miami f a feb. 26-op the a Washington. A. Feb fore. Involving wholesale increases National broadcasting com Cany a Gamst deepen in Industrial schedules would be Chain will carry the Stribling Shar Ling opposed the speaker said eve fight Over the air tomorrow throughout the state and fixing an inspection fee of two dollars was parsed 26 to 18. was opposed by Larson of Aurora and Atkins of Brule. Larson declared the measure sponsored by the Farmers elevators association was a a selfish Atkins defended the division of inspections of the department of agriculture and objected to passage of the measure on the ground that Tate of erred .Ith the re organization plan of 1925. A measure intended to a put Teeth in the refund clauses of the motor opposition to Vare i fuel us Law and providing for administration by the Railroad Conine is the decision of senator Norris was regarded As definitely deferring disposition this session of the Case against Vare. A to Cut off manna for Indian probe Congress declines Money for fishing inquiry in burkes department the upper Mississippi River Channel As called for in the present key fight Over the a o o project to nine feet has been made night .Ith Graham Mcnamee Ai d by Engineer . Paul Bill Munday Atlanta sports write. Chief of army engineers. No the microphone. Stations include times to that effect have been sent de in the Chain Are Wiz new interested parties who May a York Kaka. Pittsburgh wow a fr0m the decision to the Board of Rivers and harbours. O a Cincinnati War. Detroit. Kew. Chicago and Wren. Lawrence kans. Tile broadcast will Start 8 30 p. Rn., Central Standard tin e. The Washington. A Fen. 26�? a a main bout is scheduled for9 the Senate refused today to Grant 0�?Tcl00k o a threatened by flood in Ohio Mai West for continuation of the i Leland. O. Feb. 26�? up a lives our eau of Indian affairs i Vestiga lands Park Kab Tion and to set aside an additional $15,000 for its expenses. Despite a vigorous plea by senator Wheeler Democrat. Montana who urged adoption of two resold amended Senate Bill to establish a Awn and women were end an to say when they were to on Rocky River Island Here a of Waters broke through ice dam which had jammed South of the Stream. T party had gone to the Islanda ,. Obtain a View of the worst ice made by senator fess Republican j to the Senate for j to the River in several years Ohio a under the Rule the of threatened the property measures went Over f str clone i and yachting club. Senator Wheeler charged 2 Ere in an old dance Hall i there had been a a determined of 50.0oo acres the in blockade broke and fort by Indian commissioner ? Sling Waters carrying Burke of South Dakota of the a Tosoff 1cp Fuff Thok single Indian Bureau to a Stop the investigation Ever since began a a the commissioner and his As \ Sis Tams a he said a have been lob Tewart sees Victory new York. N. Y., feb. 26�?gpi�? colonel Robert w. Stewart former sound Dakota lawyer in new York for a few hours today said he had already received the support of a a Large majority of the Standard Oil company of Indiana Stockhold ers in v la fight against John d. Washington. C., feb. 26�? a3 a i Rocker fief jr., to retain the chair the House yesterday passed the mans i of the company a Board. Bill is approved Lions to carry on the investigation the bad lands Monument in South objection to their adoption was Dakota and sent the measure Back a a a a agreement to House changes. The Senate measure could name the area the the that j ton National Park comprising about i ton weather forecast South i Leo tax partly Cloudy tonight and wednesday slightly colder ton i in Southwest por but off the to the Mainland. A a Ngiem. Ofeb., 26�?up a my fiend today laced the worst Hying constantly among senators a a Tavahen to an attempt to prevent action on gilts conditions since 1913 Ohio was Astatine flood. High a visited by Wheeler added a i these that the committee had been con mad rive. And ducting a a fair and impartial in a which flooded a Large Vest Iga to to business District and previously senator a Edse eral Hundred Homes Early Democrat Oklahoma and senator however bad begun to recede a Hayden. Democrat Arizona had a a i . Today and was be declared that they believed further hat a threat of serious investigation was unnecessary. By loss had been averts Thomas said that if indians had 4<jajor was standing about three been treated badly by the Bureau i y in several business streets was because insufficient approve Tiro recession started within privations had been provided by Kute the act dropped Congress. Cloudy tonight and wednesday visibly Snow tonight in extreme no beast portion cold i or tonight in f portion. North Dako mostly fair to a night and we or Lay no decided change in temperature. Minnesota party Cloudy to blight and wednesday except possibly Snow tonight Alor Lake Sui error somewhat colder to in extreme bit. 0f me had been reported Summerall feets boost c number of persons had Nar Washington. A. To. 26.�?up a a apes. T i a president Coolidge today Nomi along Bock Creek were lasted major general Carles p and a sever a were put out of Summerall chief of staff of the army to hold the rank of full Gen a 1,1 a Vly today after eral while in that position in Cor Tii not 11 Start a late yesterday i of mity .Ith a Bill recently passed wit a into Nulty As the j by Congress equalizing the ranks of att 0tj weather and the chief of staff of the army and big wed nearly six inc of the chief operations of the the Rivers. A Navy. A a sold All my gilts and could easily have sold As Many More. Sold gilts am East portion Thomas. Out my to $350.00 to one maximum and a urn of per Man and am More than a urps a a recorded the of Ciai government 7 a. Pleased .Ith results. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In today Oscar Alsene Mitchell s. Or. Alsener sad was put in for one week but before the time was up he phoned in to have the and stopped Mission was referred to committee. Owen Resolution killed a Bill to a make the state Bond Law workable was passed. provides for a sinking fund of 25u.ooo and that premiums shall after the fund is collected be sent to the general fund rather than writing Bonds free. Tile House of representatives spent most of the afternoon session on j committee reports. Attended by some debate a joint Resolution by Owen of Tripp which would provide for submitting a proposed constitutional amendment to eliminate legislative censorship of initiated and referred Laws was killed on Adverse committee report. Senate defeats Highway probe Brasure calling for $16,-�00, fails to obtain two thirds vote Pierre s. D., feb. 26�? of a the Senate by More than a majority of votes cast today voted Down the Bill to provide for an investigation of the state Highway commission As amended to have the investigation done by the department of attorney general. The vote was 25 to 20, whereas the measure carrying an appropriation of $10,000 required favourable votes of two thirds of the Senate for passage. Amendment to the Bill to provide that the attorney general investigate rather than an interim commission and cutting Down a proposed appropriation of $40,060 to $10,000 was moved by Parriman of Minnehaha. Maximum 28 minimum 17 7 a. In. Today 17 roads fair a precipitation 0 Jupi Gatior since january i 1.29 Inch 4 senator r. W. Parriman. Minnehaha county legislator taken to task by a former of the South Dakota editorial association for his statement that a the newspapers of the state were subsidized by his political enemies a retracted that statement in part in a letter to l. W. Robinson of Mitchell. Or. Robinson is the past president of the editorial association and in a letter to senator Parriman on feb. 20 took exception to senator Parli Many a statement made to the associated press a is not easy to Over look such an unfounded statement a wrote or. Robinson a and although i am not acting officially i believe that the newspaper men of South Dakota will be .Ith me in asking that Taall fairness to them you either make a retraction of that statement or state upon what evidence or authority you base your claim. Challenges statement a i have a personal acquaintance .Ith least ninety per cent of the newspaper men of the state and i know that not one of them is dominated by interests outside his own office when comes to the policy which his paper shall pursue a replying senator Parriman wrote a in replying to my statement on the floor of the Senate that the press was subsidized in relation to what i testified to before the committee investigating the affairs of Fred Smith of the banking department the word a subsidized was a relative term. Of course was intended to apply Only to those papers which published the statement that i had testified falsely before the committee. Only a one conclusion a the papers publishing this report must have known that was false and the Only conclusion to be reached was that those papers were in connection .Ith senator Parli Many a testimony before the banding committee of the state Senate f. R. Smith superintendent of Banks in a letter to that committee yesterday characterized senator Parliman a statement As follows a or. W. Parriman whose testimony of criticisms or complaint was admittedly based in Large part upon hearsay and who admitted in engaging in a transaction .Ith respect to the ownership of Stock of a state Bank which is in contravention to the spirit of the statute which resulted in deceiving the office of the superintendent of Banks As to the alleged Stock two weeks to hear farm irs third week to be devoted to drafting measure Haugen announces Washington d. C., feb. 26.�?0p>�? farm Relief hearings before the House agriculture committee will be begun about three weeks before the convening of the special session of Congress in april under plans made Public today by chairman Haugen of the committee. The committee is to meet Friday to finally determine on the course of procedure. Chairman Haugen said that while All phases of the Farmers problems would be heard a a a Manana is the Best information obtainable about the plans of colonel Charles a. Lindbergh and his Fiance miss Anne Morrow. A Manana a says the mexican frequently. The word Means a tomorrow a but is the mexicans method of indicating an indefinite time in the future. A some time later a colonel Lindbergh has said he will reveal Ashen he is to be married How Long he is to remain in Mexico what his plans for the future Are. Today he and his Fiance were free for walking talking Riding just being together in a land almost dream like in flowering verdant Beauty. .Ith the aviator and his Fiancee Cert Lavaca Are her Mother. Mrs. Dwight Morrow and her Elizabeth. A Lone corresponded remained this morning of the eight who came Here yesterday in anticipation of n Surprise wedding after the colonels flight from Texas. The others returned late yesterday to making a thorough investigation. In View of such criticism and the records supporting the same your committee feels that the Public has suspicion of the banking department and that a further and More extensive investigation be conducted by expert accountants and auditors. Makes serious hints a your committee has discovered matters Wittich considers of great importance but which has not had time to try out to a final decision and which deems inadvisable to make Public ?.t this the committee report recommended than an audit be made of the department. A there was presented to your committee by witnesses that in Many instances excessive attorney sister fees have been paid by the department in the liquidation of some of the closed the report continued. A there has been further evidence submitted that salaries and fees paid to examiners in charge of closed Banks have been excessive. There has been some evidence of the there Kwh be no Surprise wed competency of >0� is Ding. Some close to the Morrow family vouchsafed averting that an announcement of the Date and place would be made in due your just As the engagement announcement was made opinion was that colonel Lind Beigh and the morrows would remain Here for two or three Days returning then to Mexico City for the conclusion of his visit. Colonel Lindbergh and his fian miners in charge of closed Banks. Liquidation delayed charge a there has been further evidence submitted to your committee severely criticizing and complaining of Compromise settlements made concerning the Sale of assets of closed Banks in the process of liquidation. There has been further evidence submitted that liquidation of assets of closed blinks has been unduly delayed. Thereby hindering and delay a tag depositors in obtaining or re Cee 55 motoring a Erc a reviving dividends from the depart ment. Further evidence has been Given to your committee intimating mountains surrounding the City. He was the wheel. Later they returned and after a stay the Morrow Home promenade .Ith the townspeople about its cobbled streets and around the Plaza. In these promenades two lines of men form and stroll in one direction about the pizza. A third line Between them contains the Young women of the town and engaged couples. The aviator and his Fiancee took their place in this latter group like any other two a no Vios a or a two their line moving always counter to those of the men Only. The Morrow Home Here itself provided an auspicious setting for their love making and planning for the future. Lutherans hold pastoral meet Watertown. S. A. Feb. 26�? up a j a a investigation of itself and con eighty lutheran ministers gather unjust collusion concerning the assets of the closed Banks in the process of liquidation. Further criticism is that no reflection is made to the financial statements from the Large amount of deposits on hand received from closed Bank funds which said deposits being preferred claims for the Protection thereof. A further criticism has been submitted to your committee indicating undue activity on the part of the banking department in opposing depositors in the liquidation of their own Bank. Has heard much criticism a also since your committee has been in session has heard much criticism from other members of the legislature and from visitors the capital to the effect that the Bank ing department is trying to defeat Pierre s. A. Feb. 26�?1�?Ta3 a shadowed Only by interest in the Gen eral appropriation Bill which Heads i the committee Sioux fails president of the Luth the Raver i ref the bom Afren s to have a few witnesses to repro de Here today for pastoral conference of South Dakota District lutheran Church. The District includes pastors of South Dakota Nebraska. Wyoming and Colorado. Meetings Here Aje being held Grace lutheran Church .Ith Rev. S. A. Okdale. Local pastor in charge. The president of the organization is Rev. K. B. Vaaler of Colton s. The conference opened 7 30 p. In. Yesterday .Ith divine service and Serman by Rev. O. A. Hofstad of Sisseton. The program today opened .Ith a devotional and Bible hour .Ith Rev Solum of Lennox in charge. The program for today for series of lectures and papers on subjects of interest to pastors including an address on a pastor ethics by Rev a. J. Bergsaker of the Calendar of the House of representatives. Action on Bills and sent Cacil 8roup precipitation excess since Janu y .15 lotion of the state banking depart resolutions for investigations of the hearings probably would consume i Highway and banking departments j week and the third week he nominating Committer con held the spotlight tuesday. 1 Sakl would be devoted to drafting isling 0f Rev. E. Eids of Lake Senate and House acted today on i the proposed farm Relief legislation Jpn ton a. A Distad of Clark Bills to provide for an interim com j or. Haugen indicated that tie cd Molberg of mount Vernon Mission investigation of the High Quot a 1 j w a commission the Senate acts upon a Bill to provide for invest pee Ted the measure would extend j inches. O and his Money for the bal a weather and roads Alice of the time was refunded to him. Or Alkene is a consistent user of Republican want ads and knows the value of a Well written and. Temp 7 . H l p a toads Sioux Falls 26 34 22 .01 fair Yankton 23 30 21 .03 Good Brookings 23 35 19 .00 pair Huron 7 20 6 .00 1 air Aberdeen 12 28 12 .00 rapid City 27 38 26 .02 Pierre 16 34 14 .00 ment by the attorney general and i upon committee report made by the i joint investigating committee Mon-1 Day. Including the appropriation Bill passed by the Senate without disputing vote and without amendment save upon motion of the appropriation committee the House has 97 Bills on its Calendar for Fin a1 action including 47 House and i continued on Page seven Relief generally to All agriculturists .Ith Liberal provisions for the development of foreign markets for surplus production. A in View of the extensive hearings already held on farm Relief a he appears to me that two weeks should be sufficient time in which to Deal .Ith the problem. We have planned to request the various farm groups to limit their witnesses to the minimum. One Man can Tell us the problems of a whole group As Well As a dozen ducting a legislative lobby against the same. There has been a criticism that the contingent closed Bank fund has been used in defraying expenses of the department in making personal trips other than for the Benefit of closed Banks. Some evidence has been submitted to the effect that Compromise settlements .Ith reference to assets of closed Banks have been made without consulting the depositors committee. Many other criticisms have been made which Are in full in the written record of the committee. Dry Law penalty Bill pushed ahead Washington. C., feb. 26�? called j the Jones Bill to increase penalties for prohibition violations was voted legislative right of a in the House today by its rules committee. In granting a Rule for consideration of the measure in the House the committee limited debate to one hour. Lenroot a step nearer judgeship Washington. C., feb. 26�? a pm were elected. The resolutions com favourable reports have been made by a Senate judiciary sub committee on the nominations of Irvine eran Church organization in South Dakota. preliminary business session Mittee named today consisted of Rev. A. O. Stowick acid Casper Austell. S. Bridge Bill l. Lenroot of Wisconsin to be a judge of the United states court of customs annals and Henry j. Glassie former Tariff commissioner to be a judge of the District of Columbia supreme court. A is sent to Senate Washington d. C., feb. 26�? a3 a i the Williamson Bill to authorize $9,000 to pay half of the Cost of a creates s d. Judgeship Bridge across Cherry Creek near Washington d. C., feb. 26�? the Indian sub Agency of the same a Bill creating an additional lieder name to South Dakota was passed i a1 judgeship in the District of South yesterday by the House and sent j Dakota was signed today by presi to the Senate Dent Coolidge

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