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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 2, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol Xxxviii. Wum Itchell South Dakota Friday june 2, 1922 number 208invades Manchuria St builds ships to steal russian Trade German Industrial Genius makes ready to get Cream of nations business has special Fleet arcs Fps of 3 000 tons Are Rox Cru a top for russian ports by Mitton Bronner rare can manager for Nea sorrier of a Pright 1922 by the evening a of Voran and the Nea a brr n. Germany. June 2.�?one Clay Spain of a swedish passenger plying Between Sweden and raid to a German passenger a who is the it seasick Fel Bank robbers Are shot to death by possess machine guns associated press irises wire Flint. Mich. June 2�?two bandits who participated in the robbery of the Metamora state Bank at Metamora near Here yesterday morning a were shot to death late yesterday a Ter noon by posse men using machine guns. A member of the posse was wounded in the Exchange of firing Amundsen be on Lookout for phantom Fleet explorers specially constructed ship who Reave Seattle tomorrow poor politics alone revives morses Scase attack on Daugherty is same that has been fought for years in Ohio new witness found whose Story tallies with that of Ward White Plains n. A. June 2.�?examination of James j. Cunningham. A race track Follower arrested last j night in connection Lithe killing of Clarence Peters under mysterious i circumstances that have involved Walter 8. Ward of new Rochelle was planned today by District attorney weeks. Cunningham after a three hour county authorities in new York was Thriff Rai i mins Mux printers on. Strike newspapers Are still up in seriously affected distance race St Louis Pilot passes Over Joplin mo., at 6 30 a. M. Today is report democrats to blame Sioux City. La. June 2.�?the Sioux City Tribune and the Sioux City journal were issued in abbreviated form yesterday because of a printers strike. In a statement in thursday s Tribune. It is explained that a without a single word of warning or hint of dissatisfaction to the publishers about one half of the printers quit if necessary the two plan to Combine and Issue one morning and one Sullivan says there is Only one meritorious cd Reg against him i arrested As a material witness. He _ stated the Man wounded by Ward in Arf Tat Frfd evening paper together the Battle flowing attempted Black Aux. I q mail had been taken to his Mother s i _ Home and that the Man told him two pliers narrowly escape Bronner by associated press leased wire Seattle. Wash. June 2�?Captain Roald Amundsen s exploration ship poor session Lei Maud. Crammed to the last Inch of Low he looks As cargo holds with equipment and if he might die supplies is ready to set sail tomorrow before to Index on Fhy St Lap of the Long voyage in through the ice floes about the North a a a e in a v be pole. Captain Amundsen said today Verv said the i two air planes to be used in met a Senger. A Ubu he horological work and Photographical won t die of it. Inf it stir actions in the uncharted Polar what s no a he tas in were carried aboard the vessel. In i Ivr Amundsen will not sail with the Quot i of Sweden but wil1 join his ship at Nome quoth a ski i Vimr sunday on the of a soon. Steamer Victoria lands a a a deck Load of lumber forms an a revving a j important item in the Maud a cargo Black Coffee. And. Explorer explained that after the ship is Frozen into the Arctic ice pack with which he expects to Drift past the North pole living quarters for the dogs of the expedition and huts for scientific observations will be constructed on the ice. The ship by j Means of lumber will be converted a House where for the five by the Way. He is a ship owner himself a the May be a Phiv owner a said the Captain a but pc looks like a Landsman and he is mainly a bad Seaman. Hero of this Little anecdote was j into greatest business Many years or More the Crew will live. The swede was also j As Captain Amundsen drifts slowly Stinnes is a lands across he cheerless expanse of the from which no White in his blood and he is j Man Ever emerged alive he will t err Many s Hugo St in be mutely accurate. Manned a bad Sailor but the thirst Polar Basin for ships if a avidly coming to the fore As a new Force in German s once More expander and reviving mercantile Marine. Owns River Craft Long ice to was one of the chief owners of German River Craft. In fact the Stinnes family has been As a Oci ated with this business for about two centuries. And. However wide search the White waste about him for signs of the a phantom Fleet Quot a the Frozen company of lost ships that the e8kimoes claim swings around the North pole year in and year out. Gripped in the inexorable clutch of the great ice floes. Scouting Over a wide area on each Side of the auxiliary powered Schooner Maud the famous explorer will Rivers. Be Var a Cine May morning in ji0 a a Dresden hotel find ginner the Elbe River below. Tour attention will soon be attracted bread have become the interests o s Jive an extraordinary Opportunity to Hugo Szinn he has never forgot investigate the reports of the eerie in Tho fan y Bruges were starved get brought out from the farthest by transporting things on German reaches of the North by the natives. Whether the Fleet is legendary or really exists is one of the problems that has haunted the minds of Arctic explorers for Many years. While Captain Amundsen s expedition is in a pc sturdy tug pulling in Strean primarily scientific in its scope and a it Long line of barges each heavily purpose any clue to the existence of Aden with real. Somewhere you will j the a phantom fleets will be invest cup he tragic name or go Over to Coblenz where a few of our doughboy Are still keeping watch on the Rhine and the Moselle Rivers and once More you will see learners tues and barges bearing the shrine name. This in spite of the far that under the peace treaty a Large number of Oer Titan River Craft were surrendered to France and Belgium. Buys Ocean shipping but important and Money making a River lines Are for Stinnes. I11 lore ago began to turn his Atten a in to the greater possibilities of Ocean raffle. During the first half of the War he bought a Large Block of Stock in the German East african and the Woermann lines. Later he ethane a big interest in the gated members of the party declare. Sioux trans greeted Here Rey note of gathering staged at Corn Palace for visitors in spite of threatened rain the Sioux City boosters who visited Mitchell thursday evening were greeted by the largest crowd which met them sine they left Sioux City on their annual Good Fellowship tour. The special train bringing. The. Sioux i mans in a Uip in on. Which is not Only interested in j Rorn Palace. White Felt hats were by owns hotels in Hamburg j warn Yth visitors instead of the r. Werft. A Coneen of Ham Wang reached Mitchell at a a p. In. Burg which builds ships. Another left flt u p m for Murdo. Which full into his Ell embracing net j f Hundred of people awaited the to Hamburg Yerk ehrs corpor so Aux titans when they arrived at a in. A t Phi and Frankfurt on the main j traditional War paint and feathers furthermore in is interested in Gertjie Sioux. Instead of quivers of Man a Quot As vet Seiz mat carry excursion supplies in it re at Flensburg Stinnes has Good Fellowship was the keynote a o rep Tny whose Swift Small ship throughout last nights meeting. The Rhth Baltic. A i Mitchell municipal band and the with n who Pas two years he form Recd military band which acc oui de he Hugo Stinnes limes and the i panted the visitors furnished music e Ping game. One of his greatest at the Corn Palace. B. A Bobb. President of the Mitchell chamber of Seaside resorts like trave Ninde poisoned arrows. Die visitors brought has vessels that carry excursion supplies of souvenirs. Brokes has been to plan two fleets a ships. One is to consist of i 2.�� cts Tri the other of 3000-ton-his experts have advised Hift he r i o non of the Mitchell chamber of Commerce. Addressed the visit is. Welcoming them to the City. A. B. Darling president of the Sioux t try a ton ships Are not Only chamber of Commerce and other vis to. He cheaper than the titanic vessels. I hours also spoke. 4 or net Only run More economically. A a ing bus Poe up clip a n for ton will perhaps earn Money and give better service a he huge floating hotels. Has Eye on Russia Stinne = 3�0�-ton ships Are be i or for a specific purpose. Rtin be every Wideawake German tvs Man. Has his eyes on Russia d y and not very Long off he nickers Are barred on Oil streets of traverse City Mich. U a i traverse City. Minch. June 2.�?or immense country to be a r be More to the Commerce of a of array to of nov n v it old. With the almost total or l. Swanton directing arrest of any worn an or girl appearing on the Down and ruin of the russian 8treetg Here wearing knickerbockers Viva the main Means of trans stand despite a storm of criticism of goods to and from Russia for j mayor has announced. C p years will he by sea. Stinnes the official in explaining his stand a a n entire department of his exec Caid ranch Here in Berlin devoted a the morals of the present generate a Quot a tudy of Russia. Thev Are sex j Hon of boys Are being assailed and be or Rule a i propose to see that they no longer Only a. Entry the. Director of Thi. I a re a i Teevin n or returned from n hereon Al he Ord a a had held a conference with the City attorney and been informed by that official he legally j could prosecute any Weitian violating the order. Yer Nils get new Man from Oklahoma potently the director of this to it returned from a personal and reported to his chief that a or years of War. Blockade and neg Ler have put russian harbours into a on locate. The big freight ships that America and England Nave will fro ably not be Able to negotiate Tapopo harbours but where they fail. Of Brines 3000-tonners will Glide in a of ducks on a Mill Pond. So will the a a Nej tankers built at Kiel. Ships arc All Busy j a a already Stinnes ships Are bus at i an Effort to Stop up Tho Hole at a Erk feeding other branches of the first base which has been a no of the tries business. They bring Iron weakest spots in the kernels line up 2, irom Sweden and Timber from so far this season. Manager Scharn Fenland thus they fetch raw a Weber yesterday Sig edit a for Stinnes blast furnaces and first baseman from okla. Brines paper pulp and cellulose ji11 ,a2d thy carry Back to swe Clur aril baseman who came to Quot a Finland from Stinni Mulla. A he from Bioux fall. Last week. A Omeo the manufactured materials released when Walters reported. Y countries so badly need. As a a out they ply Back and Forth these Vea also pass another interesting set r ships. These Are Mere by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and the new work evening Post. Washington. D. Cd. June 2.�? copyright by the evening Republican and the new York evening Post a it is absurd to say that Harding having appointed Daugherty will ask for his resignation. Neither will any party Leader suggest that Daugherty resign. To compare the Hullabaloo about Daugherty and More with the Ballinger Case is ridiculous. The Ballinger Case involved a great National question of change in the country s policy about conserving its natural resources on which question great groups of people Felt strongly. All this about Daughrty and Morse is of the past. It has been Rye Issue in nearly every political Campaign in Ohio for ten years past and Daugherty has always admitted it. Justified it. And presented letters from sex president Taft and sex attorney general Wickerham. Backing up his justification. The Only new things Are the actual letters in the Case and they done to present any new facts except that Morse never paid the fee he promised to pay for the service rendered. Of anybody supposes that the Reading of these letters into the congressional record by an opposition senator at the present time was a pious 4ct of disinterested Public Bervie he must be guileless politics Only motive that action had precisely the same sort of political motive As that which was in the mind of the Republican senator who answered by naming and impugning some Meyners of sex pres ident Wilson a political and personal family. The More important democratic leaders Arentt taking part in the revival of the Morse Case although they Are willing to let some minor ones do it. On the theory that it is no worse than the kind of politics the republicans used to play against the Wilson administration. The old Morse Case has nothing to do with Daugherty a conduct of his present office. Not even the most violent of his enemies suggests that. It is True that Morse is now being prosecuted for a new offence but everybody knows this new Morse Case was initiated and is being pushed by a wholly separate department of the government the shipping Board whose lawyers Are not under Daugherty a control. Daugherty a connection with the Morse Pardon ten years ago was brought up at the time Harding was about to appoint Daugherty As attorney general. It was said As against Daugherty s appointment that if he were attorney general this old Case would be sure to be brought up by some political opponent or by Tom litigant interested in discrediting the department of Justice. The present situation justifies this prediction. His record today but the very persons who brought up the Morse canc a reason against Daugherty s appointment will be Quick to protest against the use of this old Case to impugn the attorney general s recent record in the conduct of his present office. They know the Morse Case has nothing to do with the present conduct of the attorney general s office. Moreover. Daugherty s conduct of his office has disarmed Many of his critics and some very dependable persons who in the beginning opposed his appointment will stand but Hiyi now Wuth firm conviction. The Way Daugherty has kept his office free from politics and has stood off the Republican senators and congressmen who wanted Federal judgeship and other offices for their friends has surprised and delighted those who thought Daugherty a availability for the office of attorney general was impaired by the fact that he was too much of a politician and too close to the actual management of Harding a Campaign and the obligations tha Arist Cut of every Campaign. Only one objection Many aspects of Daugherty a conduct of his office have resulted in support that he would not have had two years ago. The Burden of the agitation against Daugherty so far As it is pertinent to the resent is none of them has been developed that he has been dilatory in prosecuting War frauds. A War has been a political cry for Ach of the two parties according to the advantages they could gain from it. Ever since the War began. There has been investigation after investigation and non of them has do Ord enough fact to justify tre charges it will turn out hat there was Mitch less fraud in the War than it suits each of the parties from time to time. To allege. The one legitimate criticism that the present writer has heard of Daugherty a management of his office is that the attorney general a office is not organized As compactly As a big Legal office should be that it Falls Short of the Standard of the Legal departments of great corporations. The criticism is that As a result of this looseness some things have got out of Viand. Unification of China seems to be nearer Nohh a Chih Chang resigns and will be succeeded by former president Yuan we directs changes about the blackmail plot to Force Money from Ward several Days before it occurred. Detectives Are searching for the wounded Man. Whose name. As Well As his probable hiding place was revealed by Cunningham according to the authorities. Prelate says Ireland faces real Arn War next Weer will see terror. Archbishop Gregg declares a Crown forc e on Way death in Lake helium ship Springs leak Kanos in Quebec Bay City. Mich., jute 2�?a message was re a Vivod by Fred c. Westover this afternoon from he brother. Major Oscar Westover one of the contestants in the balloon race. Saying i balloon landed near Mitabe Yohonan a Jake St. John. Province of Quebec. Thursday morning. Westover landed during a Ojua 11 in a dense Troad. Hoover fixes maximum Price for Soh Coal oper mors. Producing to per cent of bituminous fuel agree to $s.r>o. Changes c conqueror will now turn attention to ousting of or. San a at sen by associated press leased wire Joplin. To. June 2�?the balloon by associated press i ceased wire Dublin Ireland june 2.�?the most by associated press fic ased arc _. _ _ Washington. D. C., june 2.�?having piloted by Captain Honeywell of St. I obtained agreement among operators Louis passed Over Joplin Between producing so percent of the Hitumin-6 30 one Point Tien Tsyn. C Hina. June 2.�? Genera we 11 in using the chinese Eastern railway has instituted a general Advance against the forces of general c hang to Lin. Whom he mint by drove out of peking into Manchuria general wuss objective is shall Makwan at the Southern tip of Rafiei Iviria on Che Gulf of in voting. A a Eling against Chni a tse in is said to by spreading in Manchuria. Ii entire line of the chinese Eastern railway is re skirted in tile hands of Supit Ort ers of Poi in. By associate press leased wire and 7 of clock this morning. At a us Coal now being mined to restrict. Peking China june 2.�?-president Point the Craft came a it Low that spot prices to a maximum of $3 a a it Hsu shill i hang who yesterday re persons could hear the shouts of the i a on for i10 duration of the strike 8jkne j under pressure will i Etire to Ballones. Secretary Hoover was ride stood today to be considering a conference of wholesale and retail Coal dealers to discuss Means of insuring to the Public the benefits of the Price agreements. Three still up Chicago til., june 2�?three entries in the National balloon race which Rev. John a. F. Gregg. Protestant i started from Milwaukee on Pednea definite plans for the conference archbishop of Dublin startled a Dio a it presumably still were in the air Are to determined it was said Cesan meeting Here today with this j noon today. No reports of their at in department of Commerce. The j Dency from which he resigned in 1017, statement whereabouts had been received at general proposal is to obtain the co j after the militarists obtained control. Tien Tsin leaving the presidential Palace to his successor who in All probability will be i Yuan Hung former president. Members of the old parliament meeting at Tien Tsin have requested i Yuan flu to resume the presi a if we Are not already engaged in civil War in Ireland it May be upon us this week or the British troops return London. Eng., june 2.�?a British regiment which returned from Ireland in february left Plymouth today for Belfast. Irish factions in attic Belfast. Ireland. June 2�?heavy for log for two hours Between Iris re i publican forces and Ulster special i i constables occurred daring the night at Dun Gooley Cross on the Louth a Armagh Border. Inhabitants along the Border have gone to Dundalk. Firing also occurred at Culloville. Going on for several hours. In Irish Republican army Quarter it w As stated that the Republican j forces suffered no casualties in either clash. Belfast quiet Belfast itself after a Twenty four hour orgy of incendiary so and i shooting enjoyed a comparatively that hour. A operation of the two classes of Deal the Ballon its still unaccounted for ors. W Ere major Oscar Westover in an conferences next week looking to a army balloon lieutenant freed in a Price agreement for their District is naval Craft and h. E. Honeywell j to he held with the operators of pro civilian of St. Louis. Six of the original thirteen starters we Ere unaccounted for when the Day started but they were reduced to three later in the morning w Hen re i glut is in Missouri Lorain Ohio. June 2�?Ward t. Orman. Akron balloonist flying if the National balloon race from Milwaukee. Landed last night at 0 47 at i is expected to come to peking immediately to take office until the full parliament holds a regular session. Alas Tor stroke for a u president Nus s resignation was an j lieutenant commander j. P. Xor Fleet landed at 5 a. Not. Today near i i. ,. Pm. _. A j Hancock. Pulaski county. Missouri. S.8 m ill Navy department was adv. During Fields in Pennsylvania. Secretary Hoover said he regretted bounced in a mandate published to that a Small minority of the operate Day. The president s action followers representing Western Kentucky de a demand that he vacate voiced a had refused to co operate and were by members of the Republican Pirli demanding 14.25 a ton. A Price we Linch j Ament supported to Gay the victorious he said he did not feel justified in general we Pei fun. Advising the Public to accept a1 we Pei fun is regarded As having though production cwt. Were higher a a Mnger Gloko in re Lovi la Secretary Hoover called upon resident through a peaceful in a Resolution by senator Walsh. I in of but decisive _ Democrat Massachusetts and adopt car with general Yihang Tao Lin. Fayette. Mo., according to a Telegram de today by the Senate to report the without interfering personally he received Here this morning by his effect of the strike upon Coal Price guided the parliamentarians at Tien Mother mrs. R. G. Van Ormon. And what Steps the government has Tsin. Making president Hsu s position a Gas bag la aks j taken to terminate the strike and to untenable. Washigton. D. A. June 2�?the he protect Consumers from exorbitant j you is said to View his work a3 Only hum filled Navy balloon piloted by prices. J begun because Sun Tat sen has not yet shown a disposition to yield. Will move to peking Coal prices increase the parliament which is ii session Milf eld area and a woman was wounded severely. Many catholics Are reported have left Belfast. Commander Norfleet reported he was on Chicago Market Tsin plans to move to Pek Chicago Lune a a increases of 23 Ink the. A i preliminary program is forced to descend by a leaking a ton or on the re a. Completed and formally assume j bag. A late Telegram from Ueunten i a a Marker yesterday were fore run i As my Cormick quits As Harvester president becomes Board head ant Conin Andor no Rhet thai . Advances after balloon had travelled , 9upp,l Are exhausted Accord this was thought Here to be the far 1 11 these of any yet reported. The com Mander a second message also fir a the time of Landing at noon yester i Are at Canton and lament who. _ v�,.vv�?z Shanghai have my supplies Are exhausted Accord l Een a a re Vail to probed to peking ing to leading dealers today. Without delay to take part in the retailers declared the Rise was one deliberations o the results of the Washington con j by associated press leased wire Chicago. 111., june 2�?harold f. Mccormick resigned As head of the International Harvester company today. Day. Correcting a report received Cir. A Quot Quot a Froal operator wednesday. Holier that he had come Down at 5 a quoth n b a ref re a or approved a amnio. One maximum Price of $4�0 a ton for \ tween in. Today army Pilot taints lieutenant Harold e. Weeks commanding an army entry in the nation balloon rare from Milwaukee. Was forced to land three and one half Miles from Witt Illinois at 3 05 declining re election or. Mccu or a wi., today according to a Telegram Mick nominated Alexander i egg. Vice received from him at air service president and general manager who Headquarters. The bag and net were was unanimously elected. An executive committee selected from the Board of directors was created and or. Mccormick was named chairman of the new body. Poincare things at reparations change slightly ported. Damaged. The officer re s econ army Pilot Bisy Day closes with pre and i Ide escape death j a mentation of diplomas at Cleveland. Of. June 2�?lieutenant Gitau Hall in evening James t. Neely Pilot of army balloon _ no. 5 in the National race from Mil commencement exercises for Grad Waukee. And his aide. James b. Jor Dan both of Rossyi id. Cali won a will guard railway it is announced that during the sessions at peking the Railroad retire capital and Tien Tsin will spot Coal at the West Virginia mines. I he under guard to prevent interference from possible obstructionists. O i general tsp a a Kun powerful Leader of the North who is credited with being the Forte behind we Pei fuss recent drive is mentioned for the position of vice president in tire new government. Overtures have been made to or. Sun Yat sen. President of the Canton government to join the movement for a United China. It has been pointed out to or. Sun Tutt with the elimination from the presidency of Hsu Shih Chang whose tenure of office Sun j has maintained was illegal there is no further obstacle to corporation Between the North and the South. Cheng Racks a rates of notre Dame Academy for additional strength for the revived 48 graduate from Academy lesser be fight for their lives at the City Hall auditorium announcement that Jenera Zheng they landed at Rover Villa. Wet Oft the Day an pm Portal on it for he Shiung Ming. The military Power of Paris. France. June 2�?premier Here. Last night after trying graduates beginning with the cele1-1 ill. A v is mrs to make a Landing. ,1 a a demanded or. Suns resignation h a terrific wind blowing from the Rak no a. To i i intention to St Over the great lakes Region is i by father j. M. Brady. At 1030 movement launched at i id by these fliers responsible for a in. The Cut is Day program entertain it s. Will not or St. Lawrence project Poincare somewhat startled the hours to Snake a Landing chamber of deputies this afternoon when he announced that a dangerous sat attempts were being made around i Nunn of Detroit it the parents and the friends of the q in if i mat Adad a a a a. A. S. Will not drop j Loans in such a Way As further to Cut. Down Frances claims against Ger Andrus landed at con Academy. The evening exercises were Man it a _ _ Cord from there they walked to singularly appropriate and impress i wort fit no n in Lair visa Chardon when they spent the night Sive. Mrs. Alma eighty distributed four Hundred middies or the or rom at to the a Al Radu As Syi port the Tien Tsin. At least four other balloons All Down luncheon was ser Erl a noon to the alumnae and Many guests of the by associated press leased wire Washington d. June 2.�?wristband ates and father Brady presented the i or further Steps will be taken to be. His Aid threw out almost All of their i High school and eighth Grade Diplo Given their diplomas j food Supply Cut Loose All hut two of j Mas. The address by Rev. W. J. Ste i the Twenty two Sand hags of Ballant pens in emphasized forcibly the Sig All in finance of Grad tation and the in Annapolis. My. June 2.�?members j they carried threw overboard of a or their instruments and even Cut Ortance of a serious attitude toward Avac do mgt from thir fur Coats and to life problem. Again today were presented their d i a. To for novt than Ket Plomas by a Roosevelt. I them from the Basket. Today it was Theodore Roosevelt j son of the late president who As act ing Secretary of the Navy due to the absence of Secretary Danby Felrom i de the More than 400 midshipmen of the class of 1022 to places in the permanent naval establishment of the i United states. Fliers burned to ads arrange for june fete Goti ate with Canada regarding the great lakes St. Lawrence waterway project had not been determined by the Washington government. In some quarters Here the impression prevails that away will he found forty eight students were Grade at least to create a commission to in ated from the High school and Normal Quiry into the feasibility of such a departments of the school 23 Raceil water Way. It la expected be sered diplomas from the eighth Grade. Ral Days before any course is deed of a de upon. King Boris turns 7u� Gardener at Home Senate lays Tariff aside for army Bill death at Elpaso commencement to be served on Campus Elpaso. Tex. June 2�?ben Jen j if weather permits Kins. Or. Of Elpaso a lieutenant in the Reserve corps and sergeant ar-1 plans have been completed for the thur Juengling of the twelfth Obser breakfast and june which Are to vation Squadron at fort Bliss were 1 take place on thursday. June s. As a burned to death today when their part of the commencement program j air plane crashed against the Side of at d. W. U. A Mountain and was destroyed by i the y. Aal c. A. Girls of the uni j by associated press leased wire Sofia Bulgaria june in King Bori Bra. Arf ast i Bulgaria has become his own Gardener. He May be seen any Day at the Palace grounds Spade in hand and dressed in an old Linen duster digging potato or planting cabbages by associated press leased wire Washington june 2.�?temporarily laying aside the Tariff Bill the army appropriation Bill. Chairman Wadsworth of the military affairs commit Are. Britain fun big interest payment to America next Fau arks. But they carry the St knee House Flag and they Are engaged in in Vry important Job of helping to Ted Germany. They Are the Stinnes herring fleets. Several new men will be tried out by manager scharnweber and it is expected there will be some new names in the line up by the time the kernels return a Mitchell next Friday. Yesterday marked the beginning of the eur Zerbi playing with the number of men for each club restricted to 11 a a i ii i a. St knee control of Many German weather report now Epaphra and Hie successful com la i i Mill i Alii via. I ruminations even in this Field Are told i South Dakota fair tonight and 1 Brenner in his next article. I probably saturday. By a Orocia de Tress i cased Ayu London. Eng. June 2.�?the government has completed arrangements to pay during the coming fall interest amounting to til,ooo.oo� pounds Sterling on the British debt to the United Stales it has not yet been decided whether a special Mission will be sent to Washington to iia Eusa the debt with Tho american government. Free tickets to the a a met read the want Ada saturday if your name and address appears you will receive two tickets to the a a met Good for monday june 5, to see a the child thou gayest me saturday want ads free with every two to six other issues varsity Arr in charge of the event. Dorothy a Allis. President of the Lake Geneva club is general chairman and her committee chairmen Are soliciting. Ada Mckeel serving. Or turnips. He believes the time a expressed the Hope that the Mea come when Kings must be something sure could be put through within a a than Mere constitutional figure Days. A slight increase in the appropriation for repairs and replacement of the military Cable to Alaska was accepted without a record vote. The increase was asked because of danger of a break in the Cable which would 2 Cut of Means of communication with today baseball National league new York .0�0 800 too 3 Boston 00q 400 03x 7 Miller Lucile Noble decorations. Hazel or Shea. Causey and Snyder Hart music. Ruth Miller advertising. And Gowdy. Rose Strong menu. Dorothy Wallis a a tickets. Ruby Zeller preparation Cincinnati .�30 520 a Evelyn Allen and june fete Beatrice ,c?0 a la ill a 000 0 Gillespie. Couch and Winro har the breakfast will be served on grave Stueland. Kauffman. Freeman commencement morning. June 8. Jones acid o Farrell. Wirt. From 7 30 to 9 15. If the weather is. A favourable the meal will be served on St. Louis at Pittsburgh postponed granted an interlocutory decree of i the Campus otherwise Graham Hall rain. Vorce late yesterday from John dial dining room will be used. Re Toglou tobacco manufacturer of new immediately following the break Philadelphia at Brooklyn postpone j York on grounds of mental cruelty. 1 the territory. Constancei Swen interlocutory degree by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Cal. June 2�?constance Talmadge screen actress was fast the june fete exercises will take de rain place. They will consist of the wind Jing of the May pole and of aesthetic dancing by gymnasium classes under i the direction of mrs w. H. Veatch. The proceeds from the breakfast j palette and Bowler co Velske and will be added to the Lake Geneva see Well. Loan fund which enables girls who can not pay All of help expenses to Chicago. American league Detroit ill too Cleveland .131 010 no answer to the suit was filed by a Miloglou. Coast bandits in Daylight robbery attend the Lake Geneva y. W. A. St. Louis. Conference. Schupp and Schalk shocker and a o a save acid. Livestock Law le4ial a tit. Paul. Minn., june 2.�?mlnne Boston at new York setae a Law making the South St Paul rain live Stock exc Hange an a open Market a a a was declared constitutional by the Washington at Philadelphia Post a in Broad Daylight yesterday Accord stat a up a court Tor my i potted rein. I Lnu to a report to the police. Of associated pres a Foad wire los Angeles. Cal., june 2�?three masked and armed robbers bound mrs. Valentine j. Bowen and her j maid miss Anna Fosberg placed them in a closet of the Rowen ref Poa Izonea. Ransacked the House wad Dea tarted with jew to Money and other valuables Worth in All about 125,000,

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