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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 4, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve Page the evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota thursday May 4, 1922 number 184pei fun circles peking Faris Cabinet foundling baby in fight approves text of Genoa pact Farmers on Road in to Prosperity says with countess for Fortune Nebraska governor favourable action is taken on proposed non aggression treaty by minister reservations noted Ith it throws its it with i 14. Is in Huo Aht to Jussi \ m pm Oiin dam is no violation Paris. May 4.�?tile Allied reparations commission ii Vias officially announced i his evening has it to thai tin a Patio treaty 1�, Ween Germany anti Russia is As a violation of the treaty of a Sailles. By so it lated press i eased wire p Iris France May 4�?the French Cpl net this afternoon approved the ext of the proposed non aggression p. Under consideration at Genoa Arith the reservation that it most not be interpreted As with drawing from France any rights she has Linier the treaty. The ministers spent the entire morning session of the Cabinet in studying the text of the pact originally proposed by prime minister Joyd George and brought to Paris by m. Bart Hon head of the French delegation at Genoa. Fans of vat ions noted to was deemed necessary to make reservations regarding the rights of to make use of the prerogatives conferred by the treaty of Versailles for the military occupation of German territory As a penalty for non fulfilment of the treaty. With this reservation the pact was unanimously approved. Premier Poincare and m a it Hon already have engaged in negotiations with Premier theudys of Belgium As to the future attitude of the French Arr belgian delegations at Genoa on russian affairs and an Effort is heir c Ade to find a text for a reservation to the memorandum to Russia which Tho conference is Likely to accent and that at Tho same time will satisfy the belgians. Lust satisfy Belgium until some Way is found to satisfy the belgian delegation tile French will refuse to sign the memorandum to Russia. This Means that France will hold aloof from tire conferences on russian affairs unless the subcommittee which framed the memorandum decides to withdraw it. M. Barthou will leave Paris for Genoa tomorrow by press i cased wire Philadelphia. A. May 4.�?the Farmer of the West is on the Road to permanent Prosperity. Governor Mckevie of Nebraska declared yesterday in an address to the Philadelphia chamber of Commerce. One obstacle to continued improvement of agricultural conditions governor Mckelvie said was the a disparity Between the Price of the. Raw agricultural product and the Cost of the finished manufactured twanging conditions in Nebraska have been marked in the past six months and farm values have increased $75,000,000. Governor me Kelvie said. A we have turned the Corner a said the governor a and the average Farmer has $300 More in his jeans than he had six months Trench san a tors b u k Poi no Ark on germ any Paris. France. May 4.�? Premier Poincare s policy toward Germany. Was endorsed at a Semi official meeting of the members of tile senatorial m. Doubt argue foreign relations committee today. M. Dommergue the committee s president told his colleagues the Premier had assured him that if tile occupation of the Ruhr Region of Germany became necessary he could accomplish it without calling up further troops. The senators heard this with Manifest satisfaction and almost unanimously pronounced in favor of a policy of firmness in the event of Germany defaulting on May 31. Regardless of the attitude taken by the other allies. Baby Angela. Central Fig photo by Lavecchia studio. Chicago. Ii May 4.�?on one Side a five year old foundling baby and on tile other a polish countess. Those arc the Queerly assorted principals in a court fight for a $2.-00ft.ooo estate new in Progress Here. The baby is a a Lucky baby Angela taken from a new York Home for abandoned children by mrs. Angela c. Gormully. Now dead millionaire widow of a bicycle manufacturer. The countess is countess Casinir a Rakazo Sienlawski of Warsaw. Poland. Daughter of mrs. Gormully. When mrs. Gormully died she left baby Angela a $100,000 Trust fund to insure Angellas education and keep her in the environment of luxury into which she had been transplanted. But to her countess daughter mrs. Gormully left Only the income from $6,000. And she treated other relatives similarly. Outside of the bequest to baby Angela she left the bulk of her estate ure in Chicago will contest. To religious and education institutions. Now countess Sienlawski with other dissatisfied relatives is trying to break mrs. Gormully will and cause the estate to be divided equally among them. While baby Angela s attorneys and the institutions that profited by the we ill Are trying to make the will hold. Countess Sienlawski and the other relatives say undue influence was brought to Bear on mrs. Gormully when she made the will. This is denied by baby Angela s attorneys and those associated with them. If the polish countess w inst baby Angela May have to go Hack to the poverty from which she was rescued. But angelas not worrying. All Day Long she plays with her toys and listens to fairy tales read by her governess. Shes always been called a the Lucky will her Luck stay with her now damage Case against Barrs to Woonsocket Allied offers Are inadequate minister says Tchitcherine thinks that Len Ine will demand recognition As reservation note sent to Moscow russians admit they Are considering various offers for Oil concessions latest picture is proof of Wilson a physical condition pm a it v is Quot is is vile floods through South continue 16.000 persons in Louisiana and Mississippi Are in need of Aid today a new party is formally born judge Smith sets tuesday May 16. As d Ste for beginning of $10,000 suit special to the Republican Wessington. Spring s. La May 4 a nhe $10,000 damage suit brought by mrs. George Clifton against Dale Barr for the fatal shooting of her husband George Tifton Here last fall has been transferred to Sanborn county on a Chance of venue. The argument on the i motion for a change in venue was heard by judge f. B. Sin it ii of Mitchell this week. About the same number of affidavits were submitted by both sides Iii connection w Ith the motion a were offered in the criminal Case which resulted in the acquittal of Barr pm the charge of murder. Judge Smith sent the Case to Woonsocket and tuesday. May 16 As the Date for the beginning of the hearing. Miss Daly hits Harding a ship subsidy scheme mitc Ifill woman Ells a congressmen rim would by Gold mine for big simpers by associated press leased War Genoa Italy May 4.�?the soviet representatives Here announced today that the terms of the Allied note to Russia had been to Moscow. Says the Exchange Telegraph which adds it is stated that possibly Premier Lenine will accept demanding simultaneously full foreign minister Tchitcherine of soviet Russia said today the russian reply to the Allied memorandum would be delivered in a couple of Days. Offers called inadequate the soviet delegates said the financial help offered by the Allied memorandum was disappointing and inadequate. They admitted says the Exchange Telegraph correspondent that they were considering various offers for Oil concessions whiff they said constituted for Russia a basis of future International policy and they were studying a plan to Divide the Baku and Gronsky Fields into four or five zones one of which the soviets would operate granting concessions on the others to rival National groups such As tile american British belgian and French. This however the soviet delegates said would be conditional 1 upon de Jure recognition and Ade i Quale financial help. Two plans for Bonus will be Given Harding committee authorizes or umber to act Smoot to act independently leaning on a can and aided by an attendant sex president Woodrow Wilson appeared before his Washington Home to acknowledge homage of i too delegates to the pan american conference of women. Kansas reformers hold con Tention and Frame platform at Topeka today decision of frn note to Back Reigi us reported Genoa. Italy. May 4.�? France s decision to support the opposition of Belgium to the private property clause of the memorandum sent the russians was announced today by the French delegation Here on receipt of official information from Paris it was added that vice Premier Barthou. Head of the delegation would hasten his return to Genoa arriving Here saturday this announcement is believed a to Man that France like Belgium will rot sign the russian memorandum until the property clause is further amended in a manner satisfactory to Belgium. French representatives conceded today that the More the property t 1 use is amended to satisfy Belgium t e less satisfactory will it become f i the soviet government and. Therefore As the question of nationalized in Perry is a fundamental one for t e soviets further changes Are liable n increase the difficulties of tile be pc relations. Belgium desires More definite assurances that property taken Over by in soviet government will he returned o its foreign owners and not lure unrated in russian companies. By pres wire new Orleans. I a. May 4.�?the Mississippi River and its tributaries continue to spread Over a Large Sec lion of Louisiana and Mississippi and j today extend far from the crevasses and spillways. Eleven parishes have Felt the effects of the flood and five Mississippi counties where 16.000 persons Are reported in need of As j sgt Anre. P is hunted by Vicksburg red i Gross officials that 40.ooo will need Aid in that Section until new food crops can he produced. The Relief situation continued acute at Harrisburg. I a. Red Gross workers there report six thousand persons driven from their Homes in St. Martin Parish and Are suffering from Lack of food. As Are thousands of persons who insist on remaining with their inundated Homes. Western rancher walks on water in pair of foot boats by associated in re leased wire i Ventura Cal. May 4�?walking on the Ocean in a pair of Small foot boats was the feat of a. N. Sheldon i a rancher before a crowd of 500. Sheldon said the foot boats he used were modelled after some he had sen in the Orient where he lived for several years. Beggar registered at Spokane a finest hotel is arrested for associated pro i eased wire r. Kine. Wash. May 4�?frank a Quot a aged 22. Guet of Spokane s re hotels was to be tried in police you today on a vagrancy charge. I nato. According to police who a him. Was found begging on a r by Street Corner. The customary a a King at Headquarters resulted in g 410 in Cash on his person. Wore a silk shirt and an expensive red suit. He is said to have a work in All cities from new York to a a a atthe Vias hut one leg on the Heel Register he used the name a Frank foreign Powers in China to postpone planned inquiries peking. China. May 4�?the disturbed conditions in China have caused the abandonment by the government of Tho plan for an invest i a Ion by the foreign Powers this year with a View to eliminating cd tra territoriality As provided by the Washington conference. O by associated pros i eased wire Topeka Kau. May 4 a comparing the a new party movement in Kansas with the causes championed by Patrick Henry John brow to and i Theodore Roosevelt r. J. Paulsen of Concordia opened the a new party convention Here today with a Brief address in which he extended a Spe j rial invitation to mine and Railroad workers to join thie Farmers in the movement. The convention was held in response to a state wide Call issued a few weeks ago by the Cloud county boosters club of which Paulsen is president. Tile propos pm platform includes an Ahti Industrial court Plank and favors a co operative linking Law an a a effective statute putting into effect the amendment for the recall of Public officials and one providing for stabilization of farm produce marketing. Of damaging evidence against klan found in los Angeles claim by associated pros leased wire los Angelet Cal., May 4�?applications to the Kun flux klan for a a punishment for certain persons have been found among the documents seized Here last week at the Headquarters of the a Pacific Domain of the organization. According to the District attorneys office. Alleged answers form klan officers indicating that action might be expected also wore seized it was said. Of. Clark faculty split when president stops Scon nearing address by Aswal Ald pros i Oas cd wire Washington. D c. May i a opposition to the administration ship subsidy Bill was expressed today at the joint congressional hearings on the measure by miss Alice Lorraine Daly j of Mitchell nonpartisan league candidate for governor of South Dakota. The legislation she declared would prove a Gold mine for the shipping interests a while Congress has handed j Only Gold bricks to the Farmers. Miss Daly directed criticism particularly against provisions relating j to Sale of shipping Board vessels j which she said. Would he permit j Ted under the Hill. Without advertise i ments. If the purpose is to sell the ships to the Hest advantage of the government she contended the Sale should be advertised As widely As possible. A was a representative of the miss Daly continued. A i feel it w Oxild show rank favouritism by Congress to ask shipping companies to pay Only two percent interest on the balance of the Purchase Price when Farmers pay at least six percent Oft Lone time Loans and ten percent on j Short time Loans of such discrimination against producers of farm pro j ducts is permitted to continue in a very Short time these ships will have j no farm product Sto by associated press of cased wire Washington. D. A. May 4.�?chairman Mccumber of the Senate finance cornrows be was authorized formally today by the majority of that committee to present his soldiers Bonus plan w Ith the Bank loan provision to president Harding As the committee plan. Senator Smoot. Republican. Utah however informed the committee that he also would Lay before the president his Bonus plan which contemplates a Twenty years endowment life insurance plan without any specific provisions for Loans to lie made to veterans. Chairman Mccumber will ask or. Harding to approve the committee draft of the Bonus which differs Little from the House measure except that the so called reclamation provision is eliminated. Army and Navy pay Bill held up in Congress Republican leaders decide to wait i nth new pay schedules Are worked out Manchu chief out Generali by his enemy Chang Tso links flank is turned and his enemies Are compelled to retire change intern taken by avs Matoil pros lapsed w ire american is sent As envoy to we Pei eur latter gains Rei x for Emen i s trekking China May 4�?the troops of we Pei fun the Central chinese commander have surrounded peking. General Quot hang Tao links army in the Vicinity of peking has been scattered. All Railroad traffic out of peking has been suspended. These developments followed the dispatch of eight train loads of hang Tso links soldiers eastward in the direction of Tien Tsin. Admiral Strauss commander of the american Asiatic Fieri has arranged to leave poking for Tien Tsin in an automobile. American official telegrams state that the a Hijii forces after turning general change right flank and defeating him at change Inion. Reoccupied Mac hang. Having Defeated a hangs army on the Middle front. The debacle of the Mukden generals troops at Cha a glint Ien appear to to Complete it was added. Turns Chang i Lank peking China May in general we Pei f11, the Central chinese Leader brilliantly turned the rigid flank of general Chang Tso Lin s army last evening according to today s advices from the front. Chang s troops Are now in Retreat towards Fen Tai from Chang Sinsien. Mer Nan b envoy peking. China. May 4�?acting Premier Chi w tit Chi has sent Roy Anderson an american to Fen Tai to negotiate with general we Pei fuss commanders regarding their relations with the peking government it was announced this afternoon. Washington. D. May 4. A the intention of congressional leaders to delay passage of the annual army and Navy appropriation Bills until the new pay schedules for the military services recently worked out by a joint congressional i commission is enacted into Law. Was made known j today by representative Monde of Wyoming. House Republican Leader and senator Wadsworth of new York. In charge of Tho army and Navy pay j Bills in the Senate. Of Cape cod Rill up Washington. La. C., May c the Winslow Resolution providing for government Purchase of the Cape cod canal at an estimated Cost or $11.50 1.600. Was reported today by he House interstate Commerce committee. Mitchell Trio thrown from car when Besancon a Brake fails one in critical state Kimball Man held charged with shooting Cyril Janek. Farmer. Sub to tried to kill neighbor with Rifle Bernard Brake new manager of the Welch cafe in Mitchell is in a critical condition at a local Hospital and Homer Merritt. 501 fast first Avenue is suffering with a broken shoulder Blade and other injuries As a result of an automobile Accident which occurred in the 500 Block on East third Avenue about 5 of clock wednesday. George Besancon 321 East first Avenue who was driving the cat when the Accident occurred escaped with Only minor injuries. Say Brake failed a according to the Story told today by or. Besancon. He was driving his car toward the West at about 25 Miles an hour. A car approached from the West and another from the North at the Street intersection. A i did no to see How i could avoid both the or. Besancon said. A Apo i tried to turn toward the South but the Brake didst take hold. I though i could drive up Over the curb but instead the car ran into the curb and twirl whorl broke off. We were All three thrown out of the Brake suffered a fractured Skull and a broken jaw. Besides bruises on Bis body and arms. He was unconscious nearly Ai night but was in fairly Good condition today so it is beloved that he will live. His physician said today however that it will he several Days before he is out of danger. Or. Merritts shoulder Blade was broken and he suffered slight injuries on his head and neck. His Arm was also injured. Brake came to Mitchell a week ago from Madison to take charge of the Welch cafe. Which he recently purchased. He is a married Man and has one child. Many shrines from Mitchell to attend Sioux Falls festival Many Mitchell men Are expecting to go to Sioux Falls on May of for the annual Spring Cert menial of Al Riad shrine of which a number of i local men Are members to addition to the elaborate pro i Gram provided by the shrines it is planned tha the visitors will attend the tit choir Sioux Falls baseball i game that Day. The Dakota league season will open on May in with Mitchell playoff at Sioux Falls for two Days. The game. The one at Sioux Falls Quot a in Day of the shrine ceremonial. A Pecten to attract scores of visitors from outside of Sioux Falls a it a the following Day the Mitchell team win come Home to open the be an. By associated prose leaned wire Worcester. Mass. May 4.�?five members of the Clark University faculty Are to sever their connection with the institution at the end of the present Scholastic year As a result of president Wallace Wood s recent action in stopping an address by professor Scott nearing under the auspices of the Clark Liberal club it was Learned today. Heavy Necker a biscuit or flapper very fond of petting. Hola holy a girl or boy who chisels to necking. Holy smokes probation officers who visit dance Halls to make sure that there is no improper dancing Hoof to go out for an ankle excursion. Hot dog a joyous expression of approval. Hou i nil to be on time for a Date. Cornsi Des Edw obsolete formerly used to denote girls who wore corsets while dancing. Jammed a intoxicated pickled she lacked canned out like a Light potted shined drunk. Jane a girl who meets a fellow on the stoop Jolla up a a synonym for flapper. A a a tomorrow from a skin to you can turn Lawn mowers into Cash As Well As other things you have to sell by using Republican want ads saturday want ads free with every two to six other issues special to the Republican Kimball. 8 a. May 4.�?cyril Janek. A Farmer living seven Miles South West of Kimball is out under Bonds to appear in Justice court Friday at 2 p rn., to answer a charge of attempting to kill Harman a. Hildebrand. A neighbor. Hildebrand a shot through the leg. Just above the knt a during a Quarre Between the two men yesterday afternoon. So far As can a Learned. Hildebrand went to the Janek Home to borrow a set of harness. They disagreed in some manner and a quarrel ensued after which the men started to fight. Jan a is then said to have asked his family for his .22 calibre Rifle with which he shot Hildebrand while the latter was running away from the House. A warrant was issued for Janeke a arrest and he gave Bonds to appear Friday afternoon. Weather retort forecast South Dakota generally fair tonight. And Friday Nett much change in temperature. I Oral temperature by the Republican s recording thermometer wednesday thursday 3 p. In. 70 3 a. In. 39 6 p. In. Of $ a. In. 55 9 p. In. W 3 a. In. 04 12 p. In. 40 13 in. 71 3 p. In. 72 maximum 72 at 3 p. In. Thursday minimum 39 at 3 a. In. Thursday by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 73 minimum 39at noon 79 free tickets to the a a met it pays to read the want and columns of the Republican and to make them still More interesting the Republican will give away four tickets to the a met a theatre to readers of the want and columns on saturday the names of two persons living in Mitchell will be selected at random from the City directory. These names and addresses will be printed somewhere in the want and columns of the Republican next saturday. Read saturdays want ads if your name and address appears you will receive two tickets to the a met a theatre Good on tuesday May 9th for stuarts All White minstrels and the special Sydney Franklin production a courage read the want ads next saturday a ii Dei fit reinforced London. Eng. May 4�?the morning Telegraph asserts that according to peking dispatches received in London wednesday general we Dei ii has receded further accessions to his ranks from the Central and even the Southern provinces of. China. Or. Sun vat Sten head of the Southern government he dismissing a number of the Southern provisional governors is incurring the risk of fomenting serious civil War there and consequently the proposed northward March of the Southern troops to to attack we a fit will Likely be delayed. Breaks with Sun Tat sen amen. China. May 4�?general Chengfu Hung min has broken with Sun Yat sen president of the Southern chinese government. Resigning the governorship of Kwangung according to advices from Canton. Change Nide Falls Tien Tsin. China. May 4�?cnoffi-Cial reports received Here today stated that the fore of general we Peru. The Central chinese loader has Pees Piti roil Cha no Nantien which for the past few Days has been held by his rival for the control of peking. General Chang Tso Din military governor of Manchuria. Chin Ese presi Dent Renews peace Effort peking. China. May 4�?president Hsu shill Chang made another Effort to end the hostilities Between the armies of general Chang Tso in. In i it Ary governor of Mukden and general we Pel fit. Military Leader of Central China who Are fighting for the control of peking. President Hsu after n meeting of the cabaret. Sent telegrams to both generals appealing to them to consider the welfare of China and end the civil War. The telegrams Call attention to three notes handed to the chinese government by the foreign representatives Here protesting against the fighting in the Vicinity of peking and warring of the serious consequences to Chinn should foreigners suffer from the hostilities. A was both Lead pc favor unification of the North and spilt they should suspend their War at once and discuss with the government the procedure of the communication i said. Owing to the hostilities almost All the plans regarding China made at the Washer ton conference have been the chinese com Mission which was expected to meet a similar japanese body to arrange for the restitution of Shantung has a Farrd the meeting. Likewise. All the International commissions which were arranged at Washington to consider chinese customs the extra territorial system and the withdrawal of foreign troops. Have suspended their plan to Convene in China in the immediate future. Of today baseball american league St Louis. 300 020 ooo�?5 11 1 Detroit. 621 too 003�?6 to 1 Vangilder and revered Olson Oldham Johnson and hassles Cleveland. 620 Ooi 20 Chicago. Too too of mails and o Neill Faber Mcweeney and Schall. Wash no in at Boston postponed rain. New York at Philadelphia peat Pond rain. National league Cincinnati too St. Xinji .663 Donahue and Wingo Waker and Ainsmith. Chicago at Pittsburg rain. Of Pond. Brooklyn at Boston postponed wet grounds. Philadelphia at new York poet Pond. Rain. To dry chief operated on Washington. P. May 4 a Prohl Tion commissioner Haynes a undergone a minor operation at a Baltimore Hospital but la recovering rapidly it was announced today at pro Kim inn it a do garters

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