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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 20, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather %. A fair and colder the evening Republican fourth edition of Xxxvi Mitchell s. Higer pens his Way out i of la s. Ceu Van Gorder pulls a fast one on warder it Leavenworth Kan. G is of captured cd to. To. Mar. 20�? a ppm by the revelation that a Way out of the larg Rii ral Orison in the country to Stripe officials planned to Kravs Van Gorder recaptured artist to his cell at and continue a wednesday March 20,1929 ten pages a or part a in Trout a a it to or a escape Tesch. 3 turn fore m Jester Sal Ulce Ore Kan. Von Esch his com society folks take 0 ver Havana Beach number 142 new York bar hurls def at new dry Bill mail horse leaves Mark for Auto to shoot at shiny Olivver takes place of old Jim but residents on Louisville route Are ready to predict that service wont compare to that of horse committee to states attitude toward fugitive slave Law by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., mar. 20�? in new York City a committee of lawyers of High standing announces that they to fight the Jones Law with the same vigor that the new York bar displayed in the Case of the fugitive if the prosaic ally named a Jones Law is to have the Elevation in history that the fugitive slave act had doubtless the Public will wish information As to exactly what the Jones Law is. It was enacted in february. The vote in the Senate was 68 Yea 18 nay to not voting. In the House the vote was 284 Yea. 90 nay 54 not voting. This ratio of support of the Jones Law conforms to the attitude of Congress on previous prohibition measures. 3ver since prohibition came the Senate has been about seventy percent dry and the House about seventy five percent. The essential language of the Jones Law reads that the penalty for violation of the National prohibition act a shall be a Fine not to exceed $10,000 or imprisonment not to exceed five years or both. Provided that it is the intent of Congress a View of the new a la plan Van at Wavon Al a that the court in imposing sentence guests of Large hotels left mar top s 5,Inow pm Liz a by hereunder should discriminate retire a Myrtle Buckley of new York. Right Ruth l. Clark Chicago recent visitors tween casual or sch it violations and habitual sales of intoxicating Liq of Van Gorder and amp Lishco March 2 court orders was Rev when Van Gorder in. To for forging was recognized by spec is Here. He had been in Kras City for arraign-5?in led re court to inspectors who knew ten to supposed to be in the Orison Learned that he j von est had been released on tit of Hareas Corpus and three purporting to be orders a Lorn a states circuit court Topeka Kan., prison authorities the fake documents Quot a feb mail. Altered copies a Gore. Obtained the Docu is from the clerk of the District tit locks last month when for two certified copies s irk of Hareas Corpus on which to by taken to Cape Girar to. H r a trial on charges of according to Alton h. E or ask ant United states Dis Norney for Kansas Tiff Forcer altered one of the Las changing the Case number v79 to 179 and the Date from Jarv 8 to feb. 28. He then shed a Blank Letterhead with the Quot to it Watermark and wrote to in. N r-1 a a a a a a a a ,-v.m us ave a Tetter a porting to have been Izro a a. A steaming cub j a Reg and Beach manners at a la i selves robbed huh Len by i United states mar rom a up inadequate Shower sys Playa a have been transformed 1 privilege of patronizing the Public de in the Law itself. The minimum rat Topeka attesting that the Kly the vulgarities of an in american hotel executives de Beach. They swarm Over and penalty for a first offence can be. A i a j censored crowd. It cited it should become Aneth through the now useless barbed wire a Fine of one Dollar or one Day in Lap Aya for years has been Haer link in the Chain of resort Barrier in eager appreciation of the mail. Or even less. Under the Jones r a a he put by former con a i. Minnesota merits a Louisville. Ky., mar. 20�?winter i and summer for 20 years horse and master had been close companions. Emulate a shiny new Olivver stood in the Yard and a old Jim seemed to understand As the Rural mail Carrier stroked his pal s nose and turned him into the barn lot. T no i a sixty thousand Miles ought to been try increased enough for any Ray Wright. The Carrier said. A a you re going to have a rest no other horse that Ever travelled out of Cox a Creek Post office had Ever approached that record. Nothing like it has Ever been heard of at Bardstown the county seat or at Louisville either. More than that Ray Wright does no to expect his next four of livers to pile up that ,tifk77asiut concessionaires insured res dress of its former visitors Are for or attempts to commercialize violations of the states maximum penalty the Jones Law it should be understood is a statement of the Max mar. I such Are Slart futile a s Limeric a Pronto the Joy Havana children girls and the checks and stripes of users via a a of Ine Max. Ass a in bathing Desha and the curse of the exclusive a the latest thing in bathing suits mum penalty. It says nothing nil i Ifyu u�?�1 Vana yacht club which stood in socially the new a la Playa is about minimum penalties under Ali ski a a who staid Security on its Western Edge. A huge Success. Even Havana the Jones Law. Minimum penalties. N,t0r he nmn pm loved sea bathing enough to put up but in the last year Beach Geog yacht club members find them remain exactly what they were be be11 e v Ltd t he w a ter Bere would go a d of the traditional fore. This fact is specifically stat to f maximum height of 41.5 to 42 just Plain horse is a old How did he negotiate All those Miles of Stone gravel and dirt highways was it because he was carefully curried and brushed every morning. Judiciously fed and watered Well bedded Down at night blanketed in Chilly weather and not pushed on hot Days yes a old Jim Quot had every care possible. But does that account for his eagerness to get out on the route every weekday and for his Whin Nying when sunday kept him in the stall until Church time some who have studied the matter for a old Jim has become famous hereabouts think his daily contacts kept up his interest. Local wits venture that the Rural Carrier prob mileage before turning them in for ably read the postal cards aloud new ones. And a a Jim does no to a neigh to that. Flood menace in South dwindling water in most sections is receding and River levees will hold belief Capone appears in new mystery slips into District attorneys office quietly declines to talk Chicago 111., mar. 20�?op a a Oscar Memphis tenn., mar. 20�? up a a face Al Capone Chicago gang Lead reports of falling stages and clearer summoned to appear before a weather along upper tributaries and careful watching of the levee system by government engineers today brought added strength to the belief in the lower Mississippi Valley that the present High Waters Federal grand jury today appeared suddenly and mysteriously in the United states District attorney s office a few minutes before he was scheduled to go before the jury. Capone wearing a Bright Blue suit does not constitute a flood menace and a Broad smile was found seated of serious proportions. J m the District attorneys office while the River Here had passed the Deputy United states marshals were 39 foot stage More than four feet guiding a corridor leading to the above flood level and 40.5 feet was a Arkal s office where he had been expected by sunday by meteoric expected to appear. Gist f. W. Brist. River observers a of the writ and the copies of j were a Coo Lesof Yna 3 on5�?Tprotcted bathing place properties Quot developed Quot and operated j variety of Quot rights Quot to Quot be Sera the it a. A it was Quot put .tv., Kkt he federa it it a a Short stretch of concave to entice the dollars of Rich Amer Cool Shade 01 countless umbrellas Messman Newton the colies of the i bears measuring in All a leans with tropical Charm and up and the restful Quot niceness of the the minimum penalty is left where Sofij softest Loofah a a by ? Quarter of a mile and to Date service. New Public Beach atmosphere a a that is nothing. Toe nuni 7 e a mss and a 1 protected from Sharks by Sand la Playa has become a Rendez la Playa after 30 yearn of health Laura a Najy for a use Ondov Fps a a running across its Mouth. Here Vous for the socially athletic. He giving service to the common run 5a,< and still remains two Hundred nature gave old Havana residents a placing the chocolate coloured skins of Folk has come into its own As a huge untroubled so lining Pool and and double duty underwear of Hun fashionable resort a Ned chips or c he circuit court of appeals o. E sported to be orders Van Gordert a previous re or. Forgery charges. Tried same thing in 1901 top gently the documents were led to the prison officials by an de accomplice or slipped into mail by a convict employed to n and open letters. It a recalled by government of. A a ilk that Van Gorder attempted i Dri to in w Ashington How -1 Guernsey alar forgery to escape eight Ever is not part of no. Capital oases to Mitchell Man to be dried up Battles marshal Escobar is still slowly retiring tar. Gorder 53 years old claims hoovers plan Washington d. C., mar. 20�?op caught when j rebels claim movement is clothesline trips him strategic one Calles held in Plankinton ridicules assertion Stickney s. D., mar. 20�? Spe-1 by the associated press to a graduate of the University i dry leaders who have contended Cial a City marshal John Giesen of the main body of the rebel army Minnesota and a former school that the nations capital should be i in or pro him Ltd so a 0�?~ Kirin Minnesota and wisc on the driest City in the United states. I nursing a Ere Brus. As a step nearer the american 1 Are resting their Hopes for the time today As result of a hand to hand Border today having retired from p. The time of his escape Van Heil a St rate. On the systematic j encounter tuesday Ras my sentences to j go cog Campan miffed by Charles Guernsey 133 years. These inducted j Edwin b. Hesse retiring ski rears at Madison. Wls., three i indent of police. Superin night with j Escalon 35 of flinched Jiminez. In Leavenworth kans. City. Iowa and 5 Tai Pri intr rect Viv and i the government interpreted this who was taken into custody and move melt by general Escobar in five at i Iii order police Corr Diana lodged in the county jail at plan-1 surged commander in chief As Dan �rs., rsf0uf �r1kinton by or. Giesen who was another sign of rebel Disi Tegra s 111., for Money order forgeries i evidence his will satisfy forced he declared to draw his lion declaring that the revolt was i five years at Cape Gier Deau. For Hadlock orc and fire at Guernsey in order i Ood Over. _ or to. For stealing keys to the Poplar mo., Post office. Of a under the order police commanders throughout the District of marching their re-1 by pm aed fire 8�?~ Gemsey in order insurgent quarters however As need mrs As outlined by United effect the capture. Guernsey Stites attorney Leo a. Rover. He j a a emphasized the necessity of being was not hit. Cording to officers. May file charges of assault the Jones Law in Short makes no change whatever in minimum penalties. Another Way to describe the Jones Law is to state just what change it makes from the Law As it was before. What the Jones Law does and All it does is to increase the possible maximum penalty up to $10,000 and five years. Before the Jones Law the maximum was $1,000 and six months for first offenders and $2,000 and five years for second offenders. If it be asked Why this increase was made in maximum penalties an authoritative answer is in the statement of the assistant unite states attorney from the department Miles northward to i of Justice mrs. Willebrandt who asked Congress to make the change. As it was put by the congressional report a she testified that in big cities and in Large cases the judges complain that the maximum penalty was too Low that if they could have the discretion like that Given by this Bill to impose the maximum sentence in certain cases against big offenders the violators might sorted that Escobar s retirement was purely strategical and intimate j driven out of the business Washington. A. Mar. 20.�?0pi a president Hoover was requested Way by representative l. V. Dickinson. Republican. Iowa to have Petary Hyde appear before the Louse agriculture committee and a Plain the presidents news Cli re Relief. Of a a representatives Mapes and Ket Feam. To Michigan republicans lied upon the president to urge at changes in the Federal Ware act and the Iblis ment of minimum Standard for canned a re or ducts be included in a Genal farm Aid program. Measures accomplish these changes were used by the House at the last ses filed of passage in the de that he would draw the federals being further and further away from their base and finally meet them in a decisive Battle in the difficult asks that Hyde Able to a show such a continuity of pm i a irs in a arc violations As to establish the fact i charges of assault Are being i ill Al Aiu Ulianio i that the particular premises Are be contemplated against Guernsey by used regularly for keeping and i marshal Giesen who declared that a charges will probably be filed to Northern country. A Day. The officer was severely general Calles continued his to beaten about the face by Guem methodical preparations to crush the rebels. He has arrived at Torreon personally and today was Senate. Pitkin a fact on said that in View of a hat the chief executives lid not reach my i Selling liquor. Merely police Effort District officials Are inclined describe the Effort As a police and j sey Ana some of his followers a ministrative Effort not connect d in cording to the officer. Ecu i i Cist Pauj in wort Ion any Way with the. Enforcement the trouble started according to i preparing army of 30,000 for a Jpike los Prat As it was put by congressman Williams of Illinois a these increased penalties Are provided for the higher ups for the aristocracy of the liquor wide Range for judges the debate Over the Jones Bill was to Only a Small extent about the heaviness of the maximum penalty. A a drives in other cities that have j marshal when he approached further Northern Advance been described in some quarters As i Guernsey at a dance in Stickney the rebel forces described As products of the a Hoover adminis j having been circulated that numbering about 25.000, continued traction of the Jones Guernsey was Selling booze to Mem concentrating at Jiminez. It was made Clear at the White q the crowd As he attempted rebel troops also were reported House yesterday to it Iraq narc the Man under a continuing a southerly March drives to Eorms Istl is rest Guernsey and other members along the West coast drawing dosage not a pan of president Hoover s party Are said to have struck or to the seaport of Mazatlan in Essex in ? i dry i the marshal using some sort of a Sinaloa. Ltseliuycyoomewhw1thme be i cub. Guernsey escaped and his Fol scope of that plan its purpose is held to be much broader than the Mere enforcement of one group of statutes. _ embassy liquor puzzles i the diplomatic liquor Puzzle Lowers dispersed. Clothes line snared him the prisoner remained in Stickney the government charged the rebels with looting Banks of millions of pesos with the intention of fleeing to the United states with the however and was encountered in an loot. In such event their extra i Alley near the dance Hall about i Tion May be asked not As political of clock this morning. Marshal Gies leaders but As a Ordinary Crimm i the r would m the Congress the Sipio Induc a quails Xii. My i his message is read meanwhile still awaits a solution in Drew his gun to defend himself als. W53e session with several embassies and Lega j he declares and fired the Bullet hoc Al. Gferer extremely helpful if the in its deliberations bedtime could have some knowledge of hoovers he declined to reveal i s reaction to his propos Ickinson said after the that he was hopeful president would approve a Ion. Lions expecting shipments of liquor going into the ground near Guern Jibson will not t in hot Unamun it Cirth to rim a to which they Are entitled under american Laws and usages of Matei National Courtesy their attaches and state department officials Are considerably worried Over the question How they Are to receive it from ports of entry. N. Y. Patronage is again before Herb Mac Mill Brum. It i Washington. A. Mar. 20.-4p a Quot is. Paul Newman i a president Hoover was hopeful to Al it pro ident Day Liat the new York Pat or age i. R ,-.llfc.rn i problem had been settled Satis fac b0. C., mar. 20�? 4 Torilyn through a three hour Confer Newman Republican 1 Erce Udyth Republican leaders of Ommittee woman for 1 that state Rota called on president j difficulty of making Republic 1 take Island Post Seyss foot. Guernsey started to run across some Back lots of nearby residences and was out distancing the Washington d. C., mar. 20�? a officer when a clothesline neck legislative program for the High caught him under the Chin extra session of Congress was disband hurled him to the ground. Today by president Hoover Guernsey was then placed under ar-1 and representative Tilson of con a rest and taken to Plankinton. Neet Cut the Republican Leader of put by congressman Irwin of Illin Penitentiary Houe who said afterwards a a Nim full her i Iii Furrs the now in a. Wag the intention to i Snir p Guernsey has a record having served one year in the South Dakota Bastile after conviction on blowing up a private dam on Firesteel Creek near Mitchell. A 0 that the maximum penalty is unreasonably heavy for the maximum of big and frequent offenders. The dispute was mainly about the fact that the Jones Law gives to judges the whole Range of discretion Between one Dollar and $10,000, Between one Day and five years. It was agreed that the proviso about the a intent of Congress has no binding effect whatever. It was agreed that the judge really has the whole Range of discretion. As it was put by congressman la Guardia of new York City a not the offence but the temperament feeling favor whim. Spite Caprice or digestion of the individual judge is the measure of punishment a it was apparent that Many congressmen and senators were seriously troubled about this extraordinary delegation of discretion to judges. The substantially Universal practice is for Congress to fix the grades of crime and the Cor responding penalties. It is not de Nied that the Jones Law As it was another american seized by bandits that it still limit legislation sharply and that the work in hand should be completed within two or three months. Discussing reports that he might be appointed governor general of the Philippines to succeed Henry 01s, Quot gives to Federal judges the Power to Send a Man or woman to jail for five years and make them pay a Fine of $10,000 if found guilty of making a pint of Home brew for their own use a debate was better As a whole the debate in Congress Iii 13 of Toto was mainly not about the Jones Law a Al. Stimson Secretary of state j specifically but about prohibition 20�? up Republican Leader said that Asim in general the fight Over the am Ola r. An Wace. I a i it a a i Mexico City Mexico. Mar. J rep Toucan Leuci in in Genera --0-____in. A mexican bandits in Zacatecas portent As he that Post Jon Siaw was a fight Between the a to pay her respects. Can appointments in a state whose were believed today to be holding he Wou d not give up his present its in broadest sense and Drys accompanied by Sena tw0 senators Are democrats p. L. Carnahan american Muring he did not say that the1 Lect hero to Movle on m tip. A f ter. Republican South br0ught to the White House last Man. And or. Olvera mexican mine up intent had been offered to a although no announce night the three men appointed by made after the Confer or Hoover to act As a state Pav As understood tile matter j tron age committee and a spokesman for the Republican members of the new York delegation in the in appointment for her de. To forecast official for were kidnapped monday night mra from la Noria mine near san Ben fico. Zacatecas. The mine suspended operation leaving 1,000 men with j out work pending guarantees of safety for other employees against j i Quot ropy were Charles d. Hines a ,. Tonal committeeman h. Edumund 011 was reported at the embassy Machold state chairman and w release 0f another american Ham h. Hill. Who was head a British subject prisoners of of an Independent Hoover for outlaw bands was expected shortly. President movement and Here the two were Henry Hanson. Amer a associated press Kotay generally fair to Tirsway colder tonight v t portion thursday. A a a a a a. A it a generally fair tonight and tentative Parker who was see Tea Jajcan resident manager of the san a to warmer in East and South by the new York House delegation Nicholas mining and milling com a right somewhat colder to act for it with representative y at vocal durang0. And j w. Snell in patronage discussions. A god English employee. Both in the broadest sense. Some of the debate from the wet Side was violent. Congressman of Connor of new York City said a i am against prohibition. I am against the eighteenth amendment. I abhor it. I despise it. I have no respect for it words would fail pie in expressing j was my disgust and absolute refusal to adhere to the volstead act. In i would not vote for one Penny to log a y would not counsel Law her re a portion thursday. ,. 4 Angola a unsettled tonight a ably rain or Snow in North a a a East portions colder in North re. Portion thursday partly oozy and temperatures litmus and minimum tempera axes As recorded by the official eminent thermometer from 7 a. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today Jas Xirum 50 minimum 29 at 7 a m. Today 31 fair Snell was not present o Jardine Aid to take radio Post were captured March i. Only a week before this abduction two american mining men. J. M. Underwood and Aisthorpe Muju a were executed by their captors in to c mar. 20�?p43 Guanajuato while Federal forces at of m re Ell of Otstot to demoted to secure their release. Secretary of agriculture has the re -0- signed to become vice president of s the National broadcasting has served in various capacities in the department of Tjo via up att As i Mabel Normand and husband both ill Beverly Hills. Calif., mar. 20�?gr? Mabel Normand often described used cars now is the time that used car. After in is not of Quot respect i Long hard Winter every not know anybody or at least not ii a ref Many who do respect it. Body wants some Means or a a transportation. And cars feet. This stage is two feet lower than the amount of water which the levee system is capable of withstanding. According to engineers of the government Force. Col. F. B Wilby u. S. District Engineer today was in Hickman. By where Backwater has inundated parts of the business Section. Business men of that City were expected to present claims to col. Wilby for flood damages under the flood control act contending that levees on the opposite Side of the River contributed to the damage. The delivery of 60 by a cars by the Missouri Pacific Railroad at Marriana. Ark., to House persons forced from Homes by Backwater was reported. Relief comes quickly Montgomery Ala mar. 20�? apr rehabilitation of flooded sections of Alabama Georgia and Florida was under Way today. Residents of the stricken areas led the Way directed and assisted by the red Cross coast guard the Public health service and state guards. Quick response has been made to Appeal for funds and approximately half of $250,000, the goal set had been reached today. The amount is Quot not expected to do More than meet immediate needs. The Alabama congressional delegation planned to meet with governor Bibb Graves today to prepare a request for a Federal appropriation. The governor has announced he would Call a special session of the legislature to assist in the Relief work. High Waters still covered considerable portions of the lowlands of the Alabama River in Alabama the Flint and Chattahoochee in Georgia and the Apalachicola River in Florida. The latter threatens to drive additional persons from their Homes. 20,000 driven out by flood the death toll remained at 20 today. It is estimated Between 15,000 and 20.000 had fled from their Homes. _ residents of Elba and Geneva ala., hardest hit of any of the Southern towns were allowed in limited numbers to enter their villages today. All were inoculated the gang Leader refused to talk to newspaper men but when asked How he came to Chicago from maim fla., he replied briefly Capone was not accompanied by any members of his gang apparently and no one connected with him was found inside or outside the Federal building. Capone was called Here to testify regarding the operation of liquor and gambling syndicates in Chicago Heights and other Chicago suburbs. Contempt if silent the District attorney pointed out that should Cai it one refuse to answer questions before the grand Iury he could be certified to court by the jury and if the court ordered him to answer and he refused he would be guilty of contempt of court. Capone will be accorded Federal Protection if he asks it the attorney said. If the jury does not Complete its work with him and he is required to return tomorrow a guard might be sent along to protect him from hoodlums or police. There were a dozen witnesses waiting outside the grand jury room and Capone took his place among them District attorney Johnson said he had ordered members of his staff to make Public no information As the proceedings in the grand jury room and he would take action if Capone a lawyers gave out anything. Outside the Federal building at the Clark Street Entrance thousands lined the walks and crowded about the doors waiting for an Opportunity to View Capone. Claims no knowledge a i done to know anything about the Chicago Heights liquor or gambling Racket a Capone was credited with saying just As he was led into the grand jury waiting room. A a in be been in Florida for the last year and a half mostly. I am not in any Racket now. At no time did i Ever have any thing to do with Chi Chicago a the Chicago police know better than any one else that i Haven to been in Chicago much for the last year and a Capone a turn was not reached during the morning session of the jury and he was told to come Back at 2 of clock. He left the Federal building accompanied by two policemen. No one was permitted to maximum Lake level reached at 11 27 p. M. Water starts Over spillway a Cascade 40 feet wide this morning discuss filtration a dream of Hope which the heavy Spring thaw raised to an expectancy became a reality late tuesday night when Lake Mitchell slowly rising reached the level of Tbs spillway and overflowed into lower Firesteel Creek. Early this morning water was cascading Down the East see of Concrete Structure in a Stream forty feet wide and was slowly spreading. The official time set for the vent was recorded by Carl Parnell dam watchman As 11.27 tuesday evening although it was not until this morning that the City a whistles announced the fact generally to the City. Automobiles filled with enthusiastic residents formed a steady procession from the City to the dam this morning. The lapping of the Waves Over the top of the spillway makes it difficult to determine the exact time the water started Over but 11.27 p. In. Tuesday evening has been accepted officially by mayor George Fredericks As the minute. The dam was Short time later visited by the mayor and others including a. N. Bjodstrup. Reports that the water was running Over As Early As 5 30 tuesday afternoon were received but it was found that the Waves were slopping Over. When the Peak of the flow will be reached is a matter of conjecture. The level of the Lake will continue to Rise until the flow of Firesteel Creek becomes less pronounced. May draw industries that Mitchells soft water Lake May attract industries in sufficient numbers to increase the water consumption Peak from one and a half million Gallons a Day to Between two and three million Gallons was the opinion of r. E. Mcdonnell. Kansas City Engineer who tuesday night addressed the members of City Council and the citizens Lake committee relative to plans for the erection of a filtration Plant. While his final decision could not be reached before a More extensive Survey or. Mcdonnell declared. He cited Springfield iu., As an illustration showing the growth of Grater consumption of soft water Over hard water. Quot soft water towns a he declared a Are few except on the coasts. Since the erection of the new filtration Plant and softening Plant in Springfield two years ago 31 new industries have been brought to the City. This has been Dong largely through publicity pamphlets telling manufacturers of the soft water advantages of Springfield. Should be unit affair a once soft water a piped into Homes More water will be used. Your average daily consumption is 750,000 Gallons and the Peak a million and a half Gallons. In building the Plant it should be constructed As to permit additional filter units to be set up. The capacity should be at least two minion Gallons a Day but i am inclined to believe that three million would be while he mentioned also softening facilities for the Plant he did not recommend its installation at least for the present. Water wont get harder a standing Lake water does not get harder As popular opinion has it a or. Mcdonnell declared. A i understand that tuesday s test show the present water to be Only eight grains per gallon. Water should not be softened to the Zero the location of the filtration and against typhoid vaccinated tagged Bravel in the same elevator with him and carried a 24 hour Supply of 1 apparently no one knew where fresh water and food. Children were required to remain in Refuge Junction fla., remained under water today while warnings were issued to River Side residents of Bainbridge to move to higher ground. At Caryville and Milligan fla., the yellow River kept Resi ends from their Homes. All but three houses in the latter town were washed away. Robbers fail to get Collins body horse Cave ky., mar. 20�? apr the body of Floyd Collins who died after a 17 Day Battle to save his life when he was trapped in Sand Cave in 1925, today again rested in its Bronze and Glass casket in Crystal Cave after its theft and recovery yesterday. Or. H. B. Thomas owner of Crystal Cave said an investigation would be pushed until the thieves Are apprehended. The body which or. Thomas says has become completely mummified since its burial in Crystal Cave was missed Early yesterday. Aid of sheriffs of three counties ought and yesterday afternoon the body was found on the he went after leaving the building. Intrepid Warrior Foch succumbs chlorination Plant can Only be determined he said after a More extensive Survey. A there Are factors on both sides. The disposition of sludge from the filtration process is a Factor there should be plenty of room to expand. Wherever the Plant is located Remote control could operate the pumps at the other Plant. If the Paris France mar. 20�? a3 a mar filtration equipment is placed near Shal Ferdinand Foch famous Fen the Lake the pumps for the water or Altissimo who led the Allied armies to Victory in toe world War died at his Home today after a lengthy illness. He was 77 years old. He died at 5 50 p. Rn., 11 30 a. In. Central Standard time although it had been Long apparent that the great general. Was lighting his a last Campaign a his Warrior heart would not give in and Day after Day he fought off the inevitable end with grim courage. But a coalition of heart trouble kidney disease and a lung infection were too great at his age. On february 26. The associated press was authoritatively informed that toe marshals death seemed Only a matter of Days a week perhaps or ten Days. But the marshal with indomitable will held off death even longer than his doctors thought possible. It was the sudden collapse of his heart after several Days of improvement that brought death to the intrepid Warrior. A the Foremost fighter of the displayed in illness that Tower could be operated by a switch from the Lake would clean out Mains plans for toe filtration Plant would include a Survey of the whole water system according to or. Mcdonnell who recommended that the encrustation in the Mains be cleaned out when the soft water is piped in. Going into the technical phases of water filtration or. Mcdonnell recommended one of the latest improvements for the Plant a clarified or Basin into which the raw water is turned and the sediment driven to the Bottom by a rotating Span of steel and forced out % Hole in toe Center the Basin. Ninety six percent of the sediment is removed by the clarified instead of 70 percent by the settling method the Engineer declared. Without clarifies the filter into which the water then pours require cleaning by Flushing with a Backwash every six hours while. Enforce it. I. Anybody to even respect the Banks of Green River wrapped in a commander in chief who led the would lower Cost such a system would permit an operation Cost of one and one half which one could hardly give away last fall will sell readily now if priced within reason. In fact sales started in february when or. Earl Chandler of Armour m Kis Ford and wrote us believes jurors will void the Jones Law Washington. A c., Marv Tiburon forger a Burlap sack about 400 Yards from anted armies to Victory in toe world Entrance to the Cave. War. Or. Thomas is at a loss to ac-1 the end came just As his for the motive. He says sectors reached toe marshals House cents per 100,000 Gallons on a two has be doubt that the thieves exp this evening. He had been con million gallon Dany consumption peeled to return to toe River Bank scions the entire afternoon and had Plant he said for the remains of the Mountain been found in a somewhat improved rr�?~1 condition at to a. In. Today when toe first visit of toe Day was made. Although toe marshal had Many Good Days during his illness he was Eer Cave explorer later. O gets pen term Huron s. D., mar. 20�?up a fed years Quot and to thousand do Suggs 22, was sentenced by circuit Mander chief of the american not permitted to see visitors. Among declared is the Best time for such those a upon him was general John j. Pershing com honest american jurors will a i quit volstead Law violators rather 1 than subject them to the harsh penalties of the recently enacted of ii Wojic or Diau it predict of Coitt judge Frank r. Fisher to expeditionary forces. General per in Psi Perl up a s Harrison serve six months in the state pen Shing paid his respect to Madame r in View of the i tertiary following his plea of Poch but in accordance with the White dem., Colo in View of we a of fax pro. Ciriot Mlp of doctors was not the Survey which the Mcdonnell firm would undertake would re quire six weeks and about four and a half months would be required for its erection. Spring he be ,4. We a. It a cities in the department 01 agn a Maori inform Axil Usu ii inc a a my my a precipitation sin e cd Hurt he hid worked Fine. I got a buyer. 5l5,ant t0. A Cor in town in the mar and #0ld the car. I Lardy it adv Lri Toors to Jehu since january i .05 inches. A Quot of a Deen Enron Watertown Sjo a a cur per 28 34 33 32 41 37 43 48 41 52 50 52 28 28 25 30 30 33 .00 .00 to .02 fair Good fair Good. J convictions attracted wide interest add recite the double serv i the Jones Law according to or. White was driven through a cow new to. A predicted sex convict and wife Are slain ies Are critically us neither aware of the others condition. Miss Normand is in her palatial Cather and roads 5 s is is listen. Queens this morning. The slavers ins her that Cody is ill and Cody Biss &01 a a saws be sri mks a the double service i a a a in a supplemental Issue Check for $22.27. Royal neighbors meet at Falls Sioux Falls s. D., mar. 20�? 4 a one Hundred delegates registered today for toe quadrennial state convention of the Royal neighbors of America which opened Here. The convention will close thursday night. The morning session thursday will be in the form of a school of instruction. A i no i deplored new cars in Roosevelt or a Cleveland in the j White House a willing to Battle exceed any previous year without regard to the obstacle in if sri a rth a one Aell the Highway to restore and pre it you Are to a e one sen serve the fundamental principles your old one now. _ j continued on Fage seven. Strict rules of the doctors was not permitted to his his former com Rade in arms. Work. Roughly the Cost of the Mitchell filtration Plant and the piping of the water into toe City is estimated at about $125,000. Sex statisticians get bounced out conveys u. S. Sympathy i Columbia mo., mar. 20.�? j3 a Washington d. A. Mar. 20�?045 the executive Board of the Board a at the request of president Hoo 1 0f curators of the University of ver the state department today j Missouri today ordered the dismiss instructed ambassador Herrick at Sai 0f three faculty members whom Paris to convey to Madame Foch j the Board held responsible for rein toe name of toe president the cent circulation of question s ires among students asking intimate questions As to sex and marriage. Those dismissed Are Max f. Meyer professor of experimental psychology Harmon d. Degraff. Assistant professor of sociology and of h. Mowrer student assistant in psychology sympathy of the United states at the death of marshal Foch. Paris France mar. 20�?up a marshal Foch will receive a National funeral highest tribute of the French nation to its illustrious dead

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