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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 24, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol. , South Dakota tuesday january 24, 1922 number 98 cardinals of Church gather to pick Pope american prelates probably will not arrive in time to cast votes a Long step Forward no leading candidate Itali a government. It is Sahl is seeking to i Nita pm e election to by by Pope thursday Rome Italy Tan. 24�?the time for the funeral of Pope Benedict Xiv has been fixed As thursday afternoon it was officially announced late today. This decision will hold unless it appears that previous burial is advisable in which Case the final rites will occur tomorrow. By associated press loaded wire Home. Italy Jan. 24.�?while thou rids streamed past the Bier of Ben edict xxx in the Basilica of St. Peters today to pay reverence to the dead prelate cardinals of the Church w-r"1 on their Way from Many foreign countries to participate in the election of a new Pope. The Brief interval before the convening of the conclave which has been set for february 2, however will prevent some of them notably Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia and the Canadian and brazilian oar Din also from arriving in time to vote unless the election is unduly prolonged. Cardinal of Connell of Boston has cabled that he was taking passage today and has a possible Chace to enter the election providing then a Pope is not chosen on the first ballot. No outstanding figure there is no outstanding figure among the candidates for the High Post by Cardinal Maffi archbishop of Pisa is prominently mentioned As tile government s Choice. Others being discussed Are Cardinal la Fontaine of Venice and Cardinal Blatti of Milan. The sacred College has decided to postpone until this evening the definite fixin gof the time for the final services for Pope Benedicta whether they shall be held tonight or wednesday. While there seems to be no doubt. That the next Pope will be an italian the newspapers draw a distinction Between italian Popes expressing the Hope that the next pontiff May be one who will put an end to the Long difference Between the Church and the italian government. Seemingly for that reason. Cardinal Maffi Arch 1 Bishop of Pisa is universally favored j by the italians judging from the newspaper comment. Isnit influencing election the newspaper Popolo Romano says it is in Possession of a secret Cir j Cular sent out by Premier Bonomi of the prefects urging them to provide the cardinals with every facilities for making the journey to Rome and thus doing what they can to assure that the conclave elect a Pope fax i Oracle to an agreement Between the government and the Vatican. Through the Stefani news Agency however the italian government stated today it was in no Way trying to influence the Choice of the next Pope. J cause of farm depression is sought at meet bottled evidence Breaks jail some Way at Waukon. A. Waukon la., Jan. 24�?four quarts of bottled in Bond evidence broke jail Here some time in Tho past a thirty Days the disappearance join a lot ked Roll was not discovered until after the evidence was required to be produced in court in a pending liquor j Case the loss however had Little i if any hearing on the outcome of a the ase. Prices abroad higher it a. Mak Zakk. Of was charged with of the speakers Tell agricultural conference producers Here need More facts Postville who year round marketing plan is Dei eared to be solution of difficulties a it a ski Iau i pros Leas d win Selling liquor in violation liquor Law. Was acquitted after the jury had been in deliberation Only 2<t minutes. No Trace of the missing liquor has Washington d. It Jan. 24.�?the 1 j 1 found nor a the any clue to the Means by which it was taken Elsie Hill suffragist weds North Dakota professor but refuses to adopt his name i i hot of nine pontifical masses said for Benedit i Home Italy Jan. 2 4�?the first of be nine pontifical High masses for he late Pope Benedict x was Sung his morning with grand solemnity in he Basilica of St. Peters. Simultaneously there were solemn ceremonies in All the great Basilicas. The Lime of the burial has not been definitely decided upon today but remained tentatively fixed for wednesday afternoon. Meanwhile the first of the foreign cardinals Are momentarily expected to arrive in Rome and workmen Are busily engaged in the Vatican making ready the quarters for the conclave of the sacred College which will elect a Pope. Mournful crowds continue by associated press leased Wirt Washington. D. \. Jan. 24.�?elsie Hill one of the leaders of the National woman a party confirmed today reports of her marriage to Albert Levitt a professor in the University of North Dakota and in doing so announced she would not change her name. A Why should i change my name a a she asked. A there is no Law to in Nebraska Law makers gather legislature hears Mckelvie recommend gasoline tax like South Dakota a Sist upon it and it is Only custom that has been leading people to do it a All this time. I think it would Lye inconvenient to change my name. Of course if people Call me a mrs. I will not make an Issue of it but i intend to keep my name for All Legal matters visiting cards and so . The suffrage Leader said she and j professor Levitt were married Christ j Mas eve in Chicago. Meet cracks siberian nut virtual settlement an exr As Washington meet is concerned is reached i is the cat Falque in St. Peters Mon which lies the body of Benedict xxx. The Vatican received telegraphic bikes today from London Warsaw in is it a and Budapest that cardinals a erne Kakowski a i Bor and czere were hurrying to Rome to at and the Pope s funeral and afterwards the conclave. With the arrival Rome of Cardinal la Fontaine rom Venice three of the most prom Bentiv mentioned cardinals As Likely ii censors to the seat of St. Peter a a on the ground As cardinals Maffi a i Rani already Are Here. To waterway plan submitted to great Britain Washington fakes up Pii Anes of St. Lawrence project with London by associated press encased wire Lincoln neb., Jan. 2 4�?organization of the House and Senate of the Nebraska legislature which met in special session at 9 10 a. Rn., today was completed in less than an hour and governor Samuel in Mckelvie began Reading his message at a joint session shortly after ten of clock. While the governor read from a prepared address he spoke in detail and elaborated upon the proposals for a one cent tax on gasoline and on How reductions in appropriations to the amount of $2,730,505.85 and forty percent in the general fund Levy would be realized if his recommendations were adopted. Seven representatives failed to respond to first Roll Call. These were Medlar of Omaha Mcleod of Schuyler rank of grand Island Murphy of Dorchester Reed of Logan of Omaha and Robertson of Omaha. Two of the foregoing. Reed now an assistant to the attorney general. And Mcleod deceased Are not eligible for the House. Senators Cronin o Neill Davis. Omaha Gannon. Rosalie. Dutton. Merna and Hoagland North Platte did not respond to the Senate Roll Call All of these members now holding appointments. Published intimations that the governor was to introduce the gasoline Tux measure As an appropriation Bill in order to evade subjecting the Bill to a referendum if passed caused a stir among members of both houses. Washington d. Jan. 24.�?bom inn cations have been exchanged Between the United states and great lakes St. Laurence waterway it was Caid today at the White House. Administration officials it was indicated consider that some International agreement must be made in Advance of congressional action. Sale of stills is illegal judge says a Mother Jones in Kansas Coal Fields preaches Defiance Springfield Jan. 24�?sale of any apparatus or vessel which May be used As a still or part of a still if the seller has knowledge that it is to be used in the manufacture of liquor. Constitutes a violation of the coh Ibitson Laws. Judge Frans a. Geiger in common pleas court Rule shoot yesterday. Pittsburg. Kan. Jan 2 4 a bitter old weather finds no change in the mine Fields where it was said men continued to return to the mines seeking jobs. The women of the mine Fields who were advised at a mass meeting at Franklin by a Mother Quot Jones famous strike Leader to take action to get Alexander Howat out of jail Are going about their usual duties. A you women must go get Howat out of jail Quot a Mother Quot Jones shouted. A Tell us How to do it Quot a woman shouted Back. A go out and raise hell Quot a a Mother a Jones replied a a done to be afraid of jails. I have never paid a Penny to a lawyer in my life. Women have a Peculiar Power. Men will not them Down they eau do tilings that men cannot by associated press leased wire Washington d. C., Jan. 2 4.�?virtual settlement of the siberian question. So far As the Washington arms conferences it once Rcd was understood to have been reached today at j the meeting of the far Eastern com j Mittee with the accept ant of the japanese statement promising com j plete withdrawal fron. Russian territory upon establish but of a stable government. Secretary Hughes in lie a statement of the position of tile United state.1 in ii Quot course of he was understood to have reaffirmed the pouty of Quot be american govern in Iii As against territorial aggression. Agreement on the Pacific Island fortifications question under which the Bonin islands and j Cut to Japan Are not a it be fortified also was reported to have been re idled. Japanese delegates it a said agreed to the final drafting v the naval treaty to include a elitism in ovulating fortification of the Bonin islands the treat o. Be raining a description of or i Acif a i a which should not be for Iii 1 was said to have reached the Point if i drat ing. Rejects xxx us re Dill Ion. Washington d. Jan. 24.�?tie Senate with Little j Tate and without a record vote reject d Oday the Resolution offered by senator Walsh Demon it. Montana asking Hie president for information of the conversations relating to Shantung being carried a in the Chino. And japanese arms conference delegations of Harding opposes army Ait by associated pro leased wire washing4on. In Jan. 24�? Al though a president Harding believes the work of the Washington conference eventually will Lead to reduction of both naval and land armament he is not prepared now to recommend any Radical reduction in the land forces of the United states. It was said today at the White House that Congress might with the president approval make some a modest reductions Quot below the present 150,000 limit of the american army. But that the administration would not give its approval to any reduction which would bring the army below the Point of absolute National safety. I take navies of allies on debt then sink them National agricultural conference turned to Europe for a study of factors causing the general american farm depression and for possible Means of release. J. F. Warren of Ithaca n. Y., just Back from a trip of investigation in Europe told the delegates of the effect of the situation there on american agriculture and emphasized the needs of accurate information for american Farmers As to european production and demand. A for some years the conditions in Europe will be subject to erratic changes both in Supply and said or. Warren a Elf we Are to adjust our production to meet the changing demand we must have the fullest and most carefully Analysed information agriculture is not a one year business. Ave need to know All the currents of european movements As far in Advance As Mist Luitta our Trade a formerly Europe financed much of our world Trade in farm products. Now w c must do declared or. Warren adding a this Means a rest meat in the method of Flanc american agr cult All european countries he acidic real impetus had been Given to iteration and efforts were being e a to be self sufficient so that no importing would be Farmers of America need accurate information of european production and consumptive needs he declared. The drop in the Price of farm products. For example he continued did not come in the Allied and Neutral countries until last summer one year after the drop Here and they Are still much higher As compared with prewar prices than in the United states should have known facts. A it would have been of great interest to the american Farmers had they known these facts last he said. While the deflating process is going on in the Allied and Neutral countries inflation is still progressing in Middle and Eastern Europe or. Warren declared. A these facts Are of interest to us Quot he added a not Only because they stimulate farm production but because when inflation takes place so rapidly from the cell roads returned in Good shape Hines asserts former Dir Vej tar g Enek Al of r i i a \ sri it it ii my. Los of i wagers it by ic., adj ing to cd. Of mat a Myrick editor Oil xxi Home offers startling plan to make sure end of War by associated press leased wire Washington a. Jan. 24.�?a proposal that the United states offer to take Over the entire navies of the allies at Lull Cost a was payment toward the billions they owe the United accept on account the allies other War equipment at a junk prices and sail this grand Armada to the Pacific there to he sunk ten Miles deep with All flags was mad to the National agricultural conference today by Herbert Myrick editor of farm and Horne of Springfield. Mass. Or. Myrick Alse proposed the reduction of the United states army and Navy budget to the pre War figure and utilization of the difference which he said would be $6 >�?~.900,000, towards paying the Bonus for the former service men. Tire Springfield editor declared that All the troubles of the present Era could be a a hied to in i or a extravagances adding that More Progress had been n tic toward world peace in the Pas two months than in the preceding two Housand cais. Chases in the world Market Are Check Eugene Meyer. Or. Managing director of the War finance corporation. Detailed to the conference the work of that governmental Agency. The work of the War finance corporation was described to the National agricultural conference today by Eugene Meyer. Or. Its managing dire Tor who said the advances it had made had been of material assistance to agriculture. Must have year round plan a we must he said a the necessity a f Selling our agricultural products a gradually than we did in former years and the corresponding necessity of carrying our commo j titles for a longer period of marketing. We need the machinery that will make possible a twelve months marketing of our annual the collapse of the Cotton Market. Or. Mayer said did More than anything else to bring on the break in other markets As Cotton he declared was a a key Quot product. The War finance corporation director praised co operative Farmers associations and advocated sufficient warehouse facilities and financial Means to enable producers to Market their product in an orderly manner. Career of Russ Messiah ended Monk follow i no Rasputin. Is suddenly flapped in prison bad Sovie a a Sam a cd i toss Irmi cd xxx ire Ellington i Ltd Jan. 24�?assertion that t e railroads were turned Back to their owners Atter the period of government control in a Quot broken Down condition were refuted today by Walker d. Min t statement before the interstate Morco commission in which termer director general of no said he believed the governer a substantially Over maintain <1 equipment Quot of the roads. Or. Hines told the commute witness in its general Railroad Quiry that reports at the end a a Era i control showed locomotive. Iii Quot distinctly better Quot condition at the beginning and the Cornin freight ears to a compare favo with that time. It must her Ber cd he added thai both g r we re in a exceedingly poor Eon at the beginning of Federal it although there had been shortage of maintenance in uni ties and ballast on some Road Hines said this had been a a. Exaggerated Quot in the general Sion. There could be no better proof of the condition of the roads when turned Back the former director general said than the unprecedented volume of blindness which they began to handle within four months of that time in 1920, without he asserted any marked improvement in the condition of their rolling Stock. Of Flat a and Peru to bar Bolivia expert as8frts Barr has mind of Small child or. Willhite of v Ankton say he used Biney Simon method to make tests state scores Point efforts of defense Tiu tack us Xii at Ter out Lifton Defeated mond xxx evident to prove that Dale Barr is mentally developed Only As much As a child of eleven and ii half years a introduced in trial of Barr monday afternoon after the defendant himself had appeared on the stand. Young Barr is on trial in circuit court for the murder last 8 a ten ii a at Wessington Springs Ltd of George Eli it on. Or. F. Ii. Willhite. Assistant superintendent of the state Hospital Tor the insane at Yankton and or. P Farnsworth of Chamberlain formerly of Mitchell were tile main witnesses for the defense in its Contention that Barr is mentally deficient. The i tin Tsi Mon mental tests which or. Willhite testified d Haj been Iii use for about 2<�?� years were the ones used in testing the mental Ahi to of Young Barr i sol Billet Simon test a i met Barr with or. Gold the Cata ram hot in Sioux u a b in com tim a wads had the id in of fed i to he than Ion of rattly Quot mealie in my Alit Ion opera some. Cross s. Or. Greatly Lis us october Quot or evil White Tost if Trail of Sioux Falls was Al o j i later saw dab Barr Ai no in re state Hospital who my examination of him. A the a it St used is one Devis the Man Whoso name a boars Bas Boon subs qty Tiv improved modified and minuted Especial s i n la or sent office i made English speaking Gat do a. Boing t curate. From Tiai i it St dab Barr has on Tai 1 v to on tit a continued or by ii of to re people. It Aud to ascertained tha Uch failed in Monte Ila pc a in Neal Cage Throe u Mulis to accept Post i to on is it Melet Surprise to boards ii ing i ills Blaue tem for Auila Nill a sin Iii tin ii in i Ner a t a Ord Etti Boi n Dakar despite Doest affect third country chilean envoy dec Lares by associated press leaded wire Santiago. Chile Jan. 24�?the proposed conference in Washington Between representatives of Peru and Chile will become non effective As far As Chile is concerned if Bolivia a request that she be permitted to participate in the negotiations is accepted by the United states government. Irish plan propaganda per ii it a a enter it a in it Eraf i n is to Tell world about people of Island roads operate on sole idea of a get a Chi tit Konet jays witness a Effim Shoal. Offer when he signs Reval Esthonia Jan. 24�?russian soviet authorities according to Petrograd newspapers. Have ended abruptly the career of a Monk who. Claiming to be a second Messiah attempted to follow in the footsteps of the notorious russian Monk. Oftis Putin. The Monk. A a Ladimir tar Abayev founded at Novara Derenia. Near Petrograd. A Church of his own. He claimed wonderful Healing Powers and the credulous flocked to his cell. As the number of his followers chiefly women grew tar Abayev according to soviet officials. Selected among them a number whom he called his Angels. Who occupied his House with hint. He was sentenced to three year and four months in prison. Washington i it. C., Jan. 24.�?railroads have lost sight of the economic measure for fixing rate a what the traffic is Able to bears and Are doing business under the one slogan a we need the Money x. O. Johnston of Lincoln Iii., declared today in opening the Case of the producers of construction materials at the interstate 1 nitrate Aud commission s investigation bodied in a in Hie mall today i addressed to m2. Commerce into transportation rates As president of the National association of Sand and gravel producers. Or. Johnston declared that present rates schedules had a both us and the railroads on the Way to lose the Cap j ital invested in this of Zinc poisoning kills boy Chicago 111., Jan. 24�?zinc Poi. By associated press -1.- Washington d a. A a. 2 Fords proposal for Pur ii lease of the m use she a is Power Roper trac form v Neereta <1 at Detroit the Secretary Ai ounces thai its soon As it was dined by or Ford and returned Here Fie would submit the contract immediately to Congress for final decision. 0 three Are Given life imprisonment for negro Lynching i wire in Heiry in and j \ Aba Maes Nils placed j v weeks. Associated press leased a ire i Boma City okla., Jan. 2t�? pie. A of guilty of participation Lynching Here Jai Fuary .4 or Bro Iii of upon in til Jake worker a Curt a. Us were sent in by District Whitley in member Union and Zer. I. Negro packing House Whitley. 2 9. Elmer and Charles Polk. 19. De to life imprisonment judge Phelps her Day my a a Earth Are striking if i butchers workmen s Polk is a Union sympathy by associated press leased wire Paris. France Jan. 2 4�?the world Congress of the Irish race de. at today s conference to Organ an International Irish association. With branches in All countries when there is a sufficient group of persons of Irish descent. The object As expressed by countess Marki Exley at this morning s meeting is to a counteract British propaganda which picture. Irishmen As Genoa meeting May be delayed prolongation of Washington conference m a Folu b change in arrangement by associated press i a Cal xxx ire Washington. D. Jan. 24 postponement of the assembling of the Genoa economic conference set for March 8. Probably will be necessary. Ii was stated in official circles today because of prolongation of the Washington armament meet my. Close connection Between the Washington conference and thai in Genoa was seen by some delegates who cd Quot hared a a could be no effective pruning and rearranging of european budgets considered a necessary preliminary to any successful readjustment of european economic conditions until positive get tips have been taken toward reduction of naval armaments at least. Unless such reduction i assured by the Washington Confer a a it was declared it would be useless to hold a conference in Genoa for eco non c a it construction. At a special meeting last a the Hoard of directors of Tho Ell chamber of co Mem a the resignation of Hie a a Secretary a w Blain to e r Ion was presented by or. By he might accept tile Secretary the grand Forks. X. La come club. Or. Blain returned yes from grand Forks where ii i directors of the commercial club at was made the offer of a cons Iderah increase in salary Over that Whit he was receiving in Mitchell. A will i eave this week or. Blain plans to begin Tervi in his new position next week. I was selected out of a total of applicants and because of the rom which the clubs directors found the he had made in Mitchell. Grai Forks is a City a it of nearly 20,009. Division Point on tile great Northe Railroad and the Home of the St a University. Or. Blain stated tha to University was one of the at tract for offering educational advantages f his children. Or. Blain came to Mitchell in d Comber. 1917. From Everett was he has held the position four Yeai a longer time than any other seer tary of the organization. He was be rotary of the commercial organi Zati it at Everett before coming to Mitche during the world War. Or. Blain w particularly Active in coi Muni work acting As Secretary for the a Chest in addition to his other doth and he was Given credit by the of errs for much of the recognized us Cess of the War Chest plan. Ile h served As Secretary of the Mitchi retailers association and was instr mental in assisting in the organize it of the associated charities for to co ordination of All charitable Woi in Mitchell. Indignation a Surprise inasmuch As or. Blains resign Hon came As a Complete Surprise the Board of directors of the Char Ber of Commerce temporary arrange rent was made for the office Secretary by designating w. H. Kit to act in that capacity pending to employment of a permanent seer tary. O ship subsidy plan offered Feik ent age of it us it it mgt re us pts to he of i i in id ship Ober molts i n dlr plan �3 Melow at Mason Ota Mason Lily la., Jan. 2 4.�?the gov zoning. From drinking liquor made in j eminent weather instruments Here a sine still. Coroner w. I. Black believes. Caused the sudden death in showed a minimum of Twenty nine degrees below Zero last night. This is Hoppe to play Schafer new York. N y., Jan 24�?willie Hoppe former world is.2 bal Kline billiard Champion. Will meet Jake Schaefer hid conqueror in a match school of Clarence Pauley la years the lowest temperature recorded for the us at Chicago March 27-28-, old. I inca 1912, the observer announced if weather report forecast South Dakota fair tonight and wednesday slowly rising temperature. Local Teni a Era Urr it by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum to minimum 12 below at Noou a Washington. In. Jan postal for government Erica n a in pit v As v or shipping Boardw run prepaid it hit Ding Tori a i Lasker and commissioner the Phi was Una or to pose payment to America Erat Ort of a certain per customs receipts on get it j by them provision for Mej 0 a a of a oct of j / f v -4 m 4 i is 1 r of a it a. Ii it i r a ii a pc Val Reserve for we a tilt tonal pay a id provisions Tain proposition of in Rug ing to i United Stet is on american ships. The Phi is which pc. The basis of a in is to Congress Early Nea president would Limi Eliran operators Arni of ire ? a assistance win i Rma tier. Ii in of hot a Fla con i com of Ted to form a to be sent North by the refits of acting into Plav a reasonable profit is not mad without such Aid. Hepburn near de x Lii new York x a Jan. 24.�? Hope was abandoned today fee the recovery of a Barton Hepburn 75, banker and writer who was injured last i it Tia by a fifth Avenue bus

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