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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 14, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol Xxxvii a Mcmitchell s. D. Tuesday june 14, 1921 number 193american legion picks new chef sunday school conclave Roll grows rapidly trying out his voice for the International glee club registration Points to largest session of its kind in Western states Many come 200 Miles every county in state sends delegates to big state convention Here will Iii ? it of ii registration today indicate Solidi i it a Kola sunday a a nation which opened its invention in Mitchell today year have til largest meet Kiml lie id in any slate West t in Mississippi River. Before any of the morning trains it a today the registration reach-273 hundreds of persons were i cd to arrive later by Auto and a a tin brought Large numbers of at the opening session this morn a persons in til audience were a to to t a 11 what distances they had be to attend Tho convention and it earned that Many had come Moi Iii 2oo Miles no speaker report Tiff lie had travelled nearly 3.od to reach Mitchell for the Coria. Every county represented a y county in Smit i Dakota i panted by delegates it Wax ii in at Hie registration head Quad a noon and Many of the counties i to Vicinity of Mitchell will have a a tues of sunday school workers from Varia a a it churches o ii it Ide Able interest is exp voted i e o used concerning the payment Ltd a linty pledges. Last year every u to in the state paid its state option pledge Lins making a record unveil ii a i Mir passel by Ary other state in1 it vision. Divisional conferences were held a is afternoon in the various churches a the City and the evening n Niht will be Lold at the methodist episcopal Church. Song Serries a it Ong service will be Field at 7 30 i a a tier whim two addresses be Given. Rev. William j. Davie a i f Chicago will speak on a what i life a and or. Yvo. Ii. Gem a a of to. Louis will trill on the u of i it t i program on wednesday will be1 us Joy rides Here last sunday would take one Auto two times around the world pleasure seekers in Mitchell last cents a gallon the gasoline would Munday Boullit enough gasoline to Cost approximately 960. During War take a car More than twice around the world if it were to go All the Way on its own Power. Such is the information obtained from filling stations and garages in the City where gasoline is sold. A total of the sales in ail places in the City sunday aggregated 4.004 Gallons. Statistics show that cars run an average of i i Miles on one gallon of Oil. Thus the 3.500 Gallons would furnish Power for a car to go 56,056 Miles. It is 25.000 Miles around the world so Mitchell people could go around it twice on the Gas they bought sunday and still have 6,000 Miles left in which to make Side trips. A the prevailing Price of 24.27 prices this amount of gasoline would have Cord More than $13, As the commodity was then retailing As High As 33 cents a gallon. Weather conditions Are the one big Factor in the Sale of gasoline the dealers say. The nicer the weather the harder the men at the filling stations have to work. A Rainy sunday cuts Down the weeks sales material Lye As the greatest amount of gases sold on that Day. Sales of gasoline for commercial use in operating trucks and delivery ears amount to Large sums each week the dealers report but the Sale of Gas for pleasure cars far exceeds that for trucks. Mask men whip a wife beater two Texas towns stage whipping and rail parties for woman abusers i by associated pre refined a ire Dallas tex., tune 14.�?ed toners 32. Oil tilling station operator was seized by masked men taken to a lonely Point South of Dallas and horse whipped for alleged cruelty to his wife according to his Story told at emergency Hospital where he applied for treatment Early today. Attorney hounded out Houston. Tex., june 14.�?w. J. Boyd attorney was the victim last night of a kidnapping and whipping. Boyd seized by eight men was taken to the Woods whipped and told to leave town. He had twice been arrested for annoying girls in picture shows. Believe body 3 months dead 23 if he can to sing that there a no use of his trying to make Harmony in any chorus. I by annotated Presa leased wire new York City june 14.�?reheating his performance of yesterday babe Ruth rapped out two More Hoine runs in today a game with the tigers. He registered his first in the first inning and his second in the third in both instances with one Man on. Gets no. 22 new York City june 14.�?baba Ruth batted out his Twenty second Home run today in the first inning of the Yankees game with Detroit with one Man on. It was his sixth Homer in five Days. Hooch hound jobs applied for by Many Twenty applications for positions As dry sleuths reach Hunts office Here John g. Emery elected chief of u. S. Legion grand rapids mich., Veteran is made National commander succeeds Galbraith Veteran saw Lono service at fighting fronts got a Jon straps in Isis by Ais Oriard Presa leased wire Indianapolis ind., june 14.�?John g. Emery of grand rapids mich., was unanimously elected National commander of the american legion at a meeting of the National executive committee today. He succeeds colonel Frederick w. Galbraith. Jr., who was killed in an automobile Accident Here last thursday. Thomas j. Bannigan of Hartford City conn., was elected vice commander succeeding or. Emery in that position. French demand Raiser be tried morning i 5 seeking god s Bip. A in. Ill senator digs up olo score prayer. Led by evangelist c. A Smith. Presbyterian Church. Main session to a a to a herein is my father glorified that be Bear much i nit and so shall be be my a prayer. Praise service. B d by evangelist Dias Gul i i n Smith. 30 Dildo study period. A tiles re int whence what Why a ii v. W. H. Geif Tweit i. I. Song 13 stewardship report of state executive commit teen a. By. Robinson. Report of general Secretary Field workers. Our years finance a. Whitman. Our offerings for the future. Nomination of committees. Song tin foundations of religious Rev. We. J. Davidson d. D. 1 us Ini Zed s u ii d a y school re. Past present or Marion Lawrence. Wednesday afternoon again asking when action will be taken it by associated in a wire Minneapolis minn., june i with Only nine precincts missing. Colonel George e. Leach unofficial Republican candidate for mayor today was leading his opponent of yesterdays City election gliomas Yan Lear socialist candidate. By a majority of 12,133. The vote Leach 7i,194 Yan Lear 62.061. Paris France. Tune i Plantier put before to i French Senate today an interpellation on a what measures the French Gove a Ninon intend to take concerning sex audion of the treat of Versailles reabv.? to bringing William h Henzo Lleti in Kaiser of Germany by trial fur his crimes against humanity. The senator a cd that a Dale for discussion of his interpellation be it fixed immediately. Leach leads race for mayors chair in Minneapolis woman horse whips Man she relieves assaulted her son by annotated Presa wire Omaha neb., june Man known Here a a a Happy Brennan of Omaha was publicly horse whipped late yesterday at thirteenth Street near Dodge Street by mrs. Bessie Mitchell who said she believed he had attempted a criminal assault Ltd her four year old son Harry lust sunday. Farm party to visit Russia Christensen will head delegation seeking solution of Trade relations movie showman leads fight for Blue Sabbath a by associate in Ress wire Marlette mich., june Observance of the Sabbath has been voted by citizens of ibis Village in a referendum suggested by Harry to Bolli. Proprietor of its Only moving picture theatre. By a Ole of 20 to 70. The electors placed the ban on sunday movies after a spirited 3u i intensive Campaign. A by annotated Pron or Hoed wire Chicago. Ii june t Farmer labor party will Send a commission to study conditions in Russia this summer if the necessary arrangements can be made it was announced at the party Headquarters today. The commission Wilt be headed by Parley p. Christeasen fat is it Lake City the party candidate for president at the last election. A the commission will study conditions in Russia with a View of learning what can he done to re establish Trade relations with the United j. C. Brown National Secretary said today. A we have so Many conflicting reports from Russia that we decided to Send our own people to get tile he added. Corpse in Missouri May that of Man drowned in february be special to the Republic Oacoma s. La june 14.�?the Man thought to be Raleigh Oliver whose body was found in the Missouri River near Here sunday is believed to have drowned in february while attempting to Cross the River on ice. Reports circulated in the Vicinity of Kennebec indicate that the Man thought to be Oliver was crossing the River with another Man Early in february. The ice broke it is reported am Oliver ii not been see since. Other rumours circulated say that there is a Reward offered for the recovery of the body but so far no authentic information has been obtained concerning tills. Of today a baseball of sugar hits new Low level of five years i 2 00 to 4 30 1 my rent i division Church. V is people Baptist Church. Of a by Ink Oriard press lenses a or Minneapolis minn., june 14. Colonel George k. Leach unofficial re a publican candidate for mayor was leading Thomas Van Lear former so superintendent and ministers j mayor by 10.544 votes in Uno co n Fere Nee. Conducted by i j tibial returns compiled at to a. In. Bap i i 3 division All Lai n Lawrence. Assisted by j fr0ii, yesterdays City election. The i ten chosen superintend Yops Leach 69.792 Van Lear 59,-, 2 Rev win. J. Davidson j 25 thirty i precincts were miss 3 Rev. W. H. Deist wed. J a congregational Church. A Early indications were that two More a he rent a division supper candidates would be give place announced later wednesday evening to a go be therefore and a a at in the City Council which now jus seven socialist aldermen Iii a to 4hr a trial re pre Vav ire i new York City june i lowest level recorded in la local sitar Market in live years was reached today with the ale of 2 4,500 bags of centrifugal a1 four cents. Renewed pressure on Porte rican sugars brought about the decline. Says he feels lost with out the Republican Dawes named chief of s. Dak. Anti Saloon Brookings Man named super i intended succeeding Emerson e. Hunt american league Chicago. Too 020 500�?8 12 at Bolton Ooi 103 ioo�?6 ii Mcweeney Wilkinson and Mehalk Jones Russell and Walters. Detroit too Ooi 050�?6 14 at new York 202 to 30x�?9 to Dauss Stewart and Sasser Collins and Hoffman. That the office of 4 Hooch hound or prohibition agent has an alluring sound to Many a dry resident of the Northwest is indicated by the fact that 20 applications for positions As Federal prohibition agents have come in to e. E. Hunt of Mitchell since last Friday when he received an appointment As Federal prohibition director of North and bout i Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska. One correspondence school detective is included in the list. Another wrote from a Minnesota town that he has a had Only local experience but mad Good one applicant wrote two full Type written pages explaining his theory of How to catch the booze manufacturers. They All know How a they All explain that they know better than anyone else How to catch the liquor manufacturers and paddlers a said or. Hunt. Sixty Field agents working As enforcement officials will work under or. Hunt when he assumes charge of the Federal office in Minneapolis but he has taken no Steps to appoint any of the 20 applicants in the places of the men now employed there. Practically All of the men who applied for positions Are strangers to or. Hunt. Accept Hunts resignation q the resignation of e. E. Hunt of 3 Mitchell from the position of state superintendent of the South Dakota anti Saloon league was accepted today at a meeting in the City of the Board of eme1ry 18 Veteran of Many rattles of War grand rapids mich., june 14.�?major John Garfield Emery named commander of the american legion saw much of the fighting that the american troops participated in during the world War. Major Emery attended the second officers training Camp at fort Sheridan in 1917 and was commissioned a Captain of infantry and sent to France with the first group of americans. He participated in All the major actions of the eighteenth infantry in 1918, at Cartigny in april May and june at St. Michlel in september and in the Meuse Argonne offensive in september and october. He was commissioned a major of infantry August 30, 1918. On october 9. 1918, during the me use Argonne drive major Emery was wounded in the left Arm and was invalided Home. Before entering the service he was a Reul estate fld insurance broker. Major Emery was born july 4, 1881, in grand rapids. He is a member of the grand rapids City commission. Buck rust in s. D. Report Iowa and Nebraska also hit by wheat disease advices have it of in tit disciples of All math. 28-19. I i ii in Ilia it song sc1 ice. Chorus it Hoir. Led by Dias. Cullen Quot Raith. Scripture heading an prayer. Rev. M. T. Rainer. Belvidere. Quot to lid wide sunday schools. Tokyo convention. Or. Marion Lawrence. Song and offering. Seeing the Orient and Tai f Twenty six seats. Of Eastern crude Oil follows declines Pittsburgh a june grades of crude Oil quoted in the Pittsburgh Market were reduced 25 rents a barrel by the principal purchasing agencies today making the Tokyo new prices As follows convention. Moving pictures. Pen ii Sylvi a a crude �?Tl5 Corning by Rev. Gay c. W Hite water $1.65 Cabell $1.56 Somerset $1.35 town. Somerset Light $ 1.55 Ragland la. Parkston s. A. June la. 1921. Dear sirs in the enclosed you will find a Check for renewal of the Mitchell daily Republican. I have been rather alow with renewing but i believe bit letter will reach you on the same Day it expires. I do not irk to miss a single copy of your daily because i feel lost when i done to see what the rest of tre world is doing. So hoping to get. Good service As i have had tile past year i remain As Ever fat Ward Gross. La. E. Dawes of Brookings was today elected superintendent of the South Dakota anti Saloon league succeeding Emerson e. Hunt who has been appointed Federal supervisor of the Northwest department of the Federal service with Headquarters at . Dawes until his a Lection by the Board today was president of Liat body. He has be a connected with Extension work under the direction of South Dakota stat College. St Louis 030 Ooi 032 in to 17 2 directors of the organization. The it Quot Philadelphia i matter of appointing a successor for 003 002 too 0�? 9 ii 3 or. Hunt was la be taken up Ute and severed afternoon. I or. Hunt will leave wednesday for i Minneapolis to assume his new Posi 100 60 Tion As director of prohibition Ensor e 000 i rent for the North Central District of Nunamaker he ended states. Davis Bayne Kolp Moore and Perkins. Cleveland. At Washington. Bagby Caldwell and Shaw Acosta and Gharrity. National league Philadelphia. I to Ooi of at Pittsburgh. 010 120 22 members of the anti Saloon league state Board in attendance at the meeting included h. E. Dawes of Brookings Rev. J. E. Booth of Watertown r. D. Dexheimer of Yankton re. W. Kin and hrug7y Zixin and Schmidt Quot. H. Thrall of Huron and Rev. Walter _ i Ingram Rev. Nels fancbus., l. 5. Boston 201 Oil to Vickers or. A l. Semkiw. And i. T. At Chicago too Oil of Loyhrop ail of Mitchell. Scott and Gibson Cheeves Jones. 0_ and Daly of Farrell. I _ _ she. A it. A weather report at Cincinnati i to too llx�?7 la i Pfeffer Miljus and Taylor Rixey forecast and Wingo. South Dakota unsettled and most Neva York by fair tonight and wednesday con at St. Louis to tinted warm. Tonev and Smith Walker and. Local top re to a demons. Monde v tuesday _0_ 3 p m. 98 i a. In. 74 Sioux Falls 8alary Cut 6 p. In. 96 6 a. In. 7 4 by an dated Presa leased wire Sioux City la. June 14.�?Black rust infection is reported spreading rapidly in this Section according to advices received by the City Grain Exchange. Both Spring and Winter wheat in Nebraska is infected according to these advices. Reports concerning the spread of the rust Are said to have been received from various sections in South Dakota. A message dated at Norfolk neb., received by Sioux City Grain Exchange states most All the Fields Are infested with Black and red rust in the six counties of Madison Stanton Platte Boone and Antelope. Spread of the rust is attributed by Sioux City Grain dealers to the wet and hot weather. Scout report of Ruit Lincoln neb. June 14.�?a. E. Anderson. Of the Federal Bureau of crop estimates left for Sioux City this morning to investigate rumours of a Short wheat crop owing to Black rust. Before leaving he stated that he thought reports indicated a worse local condition than would be justified by general conditions. Deny report of ditto Norfolk neb., june 14.�?attempts to Trace the foundation for reports purporting to come from Norfolk that Black and red rust ire infesting All wheat Fields in Madison and surrounding counties failed today. Elevator men who have kept a close touch with the situation and the county farm agents office at Battle Creek say they have heard of no Black rust and Little red rust. Farmers had heard nothing of Black rust damage. Want fire insurance probe w Ashington d. June 14.�?a Resolution proposing an investigation of a Sioux life and fire insurance companies by ordinance designed to reduce salaries 12 p. M a special Horne committee has been of All City employees to per cent pass introduced by representative Kindred de first Reading before the City com Democrat new York. Missioners today Farmers in this Vicinity untouched by rusts Grain in the Vicinity of Mitchell is entirely free from Black or red rust so far this season according to reports from Farmers near the City. Falls s d. June 13.�?an 9 p. In. 85 9 a. In. 85 rust has been reported from some 77 12 in. 93 other parts of the state but the weath 3 p. Or. 9 4 or so far in the Southeastern part of maximum 3 p. In. Monday 98. South Dakota has been such As to minimum 5 a. In. Tues Lay 72. Prevent rust

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