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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 19, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Evening Republican third edition vol Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota Friday May 19, 1922 number 197enoa conference Vonasia Skoy is Likely to face bigamy charge distance love troublesome Norbeck tells h0w uj5 farm Bill operates woman Back in Paris says she is first wife of mrs. Stevens husband Church plans action n Tifi he c of of wedding cd Rte startles love nest it Ridgley Park to it i Delphia. A. May 19�?lone of Ince love has stirred up a lot of trouble for a a a. \ wife in Philadelphia and another a Paris she says she s his wife Are inst one too Many to suit the orthodox Church. By in. Or love letters and a mar Ria a License written in russian have been turned Over to the authorities to prove that Anastase von Swatsky Vona it Skoye Slegal wife Isnit mrs. Marion Ream Stephens v. V., the ago heiress to $40,00nnoo whom a married in new a Ork a few months ago. The claimant is mrs. Louboff Meu Homsky x on Swatsky now in Paris. She married v. X when he was an anti bolshevism officer in Malta Crimea. In 1920 according to the documents she turned Over to the american embassy in Paris. A we have received a certified copy of the marriage License issued at Yalta a said father risen Kovsky Secretary of the consistory of the russian orthodox Church. New York. It is intimated that x. S marriage to mrs. Stephens will he declared void by the Church without waiting for a cablegram from father Vladimirsky the priest who is said to have married xxx. To the russian Kirk _ Tho latter produced in Paris some passionate love letters beginning my dearly beloved Little wife pm a adored child and a my Little she claims v. Wrote these letters to her from Here last year. Tvs wedding to mrs. Stephens created a stir in society last Winter. The Chicago widow is some years his senior and in spite of Hor great wealth went to live with him in a cottage at Ringier Park driving him to and from his work in the Baldwin locomotive a works. Mrs. Anastase Andrei tech Vonsiatskoy-vonoat8ky left formerly mrs. Marian d. Stephens Chicago heiress who married Anastase Andrewvitch a Onia Skoy a on Chatsky 23-year-old russian pole Center and has been living with him at Ridley Park a. At the right is the first picture to reach America of mile. Louboff Jouromsky who alleges that Anastase married her at Yalta Crimea in 1920. Below is a picture of the marriage License which mile. Jouromsky says w As issued to her and to Anastase. South Dakotan criticizes Federal Reserve Bank Calls disappointing want billion dollars Aati Tatj Jiaan measure sponsored by Norbeck. Has approval of Farmers National i n Ion Lloyd George takes rap at russians in his Farewell speech English Premier declares Europe will not let soviet uproot Basic Laws of world business says conference has gathered a Fine crop a economic report criticized by russians adopted a i 3tjjlo v / y til a it kernels Home tomorrow for return games opening contests Here saturday and san Day with Sioux Fales Johnson pm la. S. Regulation. Of child labor Al form a offers Bill for amendment of Federal Constitution by associated press gyrated wire Washington. D. May 19.�?a joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Federal Constitution giving Congress the right to regulate or prohibit the employment of children under in years of age was in produced in the Senate today by senator Johnson. Republican califor a a the amendment or. Johnson said was proposed in an Effort to meet the situation resulting from a recent decision of the supreme court holding the child labor Law unconstitutional. The Inte dment submitted in senator Johr >on�?T8 Resolution would add to article ten defining the Power of the Federal government which follows Quot provided however that Congress shall have Power to regulate or prohibit throughout the United states the in ploy men of children under eighteen years of senator Johnson said in a formal a Tater ent that As a result of the decision of the supreme court just handed Down and the previous decision the Only method of dealing with he question was by constitutional amendment. _ the Mitchell kernels will return from Sioux Falls this evening after opening the 1922 season of the Dakota league there with two games with Sioux Falls. Manager Carisch will bring his men to Mitchell on the same train or tomorrow morning in preparation for the official opening game Here tomorrow afternoon. Parade at 1 45 a Parade of the two Quot teams. The Mitchell municipal band. And a number of fans will take place at 1 45 p. In. Tomorrow. The opening game is scheduled to Start at 3 15 p. In. Sunday s game also with Sioux Falls will Lye called at 3 of clock. Mayor e. Bobb will throw the first Ball at 3 15 saturday after which the regular hurlers we ill get into the game and Mitchell fans will again see the kernels and the Sioux in action. Amos of deep interest the games Between Mitchell and Sioux Falls Are of perhaps the greatest interest of any in the league As Mitchell has won the Pennant during the two years since the league was organized and Sioux Falls finished in second place. New presbyterian Ambrif ans in head names ohioan is vice Moderator Asia minor in grave danger by associated press leased xxx fret Des Moines la. May 19.�?one of the first official acts today of the Rev. Calvin c. Hays of Johnstown. Pa., elected Moderator of the presbyterian churn to in the United states of America by the 134th general Assembly Here yesterday was the appointment of or. A William Oxley Thompson president of Ohio state University As vice Moderator. Or. A Eland b. Mcafee the Defeated candidate for Moderator who Drew 379 votes to Hays 512, was named chairman of the committee on Bills and overtures a position wielding Power second Only to that of Moderator. Or. John Villis Baer. Pasadena j cal., banker was made chairman of i the Home missions committee. Lemk held for embezzlement member of nonpartisan executive body is indicted in Cass county n. D. Publication of xtrocit1es of turks creates new peril for Helie workers mob foiled in Lynching plot not to five loads of armed men fail to find Walter Simmons by press wire Quot it Naha. Neb., May 19.�?a commit a representing Twenty five Automo it loads of armed men who drove into Butte neb., Early today from re i Section of Spencer. Neb., fallen an Effort to get Possession of Valter Simmons suspect held in a Section with the death of Frank t a ii Spencer garage Man whose it in was found in a Gulch. Near Stow neb., last monday night says 8 special dispatch received Here. After a careful search of the jail the t Ommittee left without their sorer. Sheriff Frank Heenan. to received Advance information a a the mob was forming had re Tad him to a place of safety. The delegation left the jail quietly owing which Simmons was returned to Rutte. Sheriff Heenan said he confident he would outwit any attempts to get the prisoner. Irish leaders Shu striving for peace Dublin. Ireland May 19.�?xvhen that Iii Eirmann met yesterday after a Ohop the speaker announced that j a fitters arising from discussions con 0rninar an agreement Between the political factions were still under Quot Psi duration. And that therefore this bastion on the Agenda would bag it wet with later. The announcement confirmed rumours of a renewed attempt to reach an agreement despite the announce Blent that negotiations had bean Quot Hen Down i Burleson urges Law Observance episcopal Bishop declares obedience is requisite of citizenship need for More strict Observance of the Laws of the state and the nation was stressed by Bishop Hugh l. Burleson of Sioux Falls in his annual address this morning at the opening of the episcopal convocation in Mitchell. Quot a am continually distressed by the spirit of lawlessness which appears in unexpected said Bishop Burleson. A the attitude of Many of our educated and professedly Christian people toward t a eighteenth amendment is. I fear indicative of a distortion of mind and a Wilfulness of act which is from every Point of View reprehensible. Must demand obedience a if we Are striving to he no More than Loyal citizens of the Republic we must decree for ourselves and demand from others a careful Observance of the Law. And particularly Are we bound to uphold the Constitution of our country. A a flippant and careless attitude toward the Law is not a venial thing but a National misfortune which May easily develop into a National More than a Hundred delegates were present for the opening of the state convocation today. A full program was carried out. Those attending the conference will have dinner at the xxx Hite Temple Baptist Church this evening followed by a Public service at St. Mary s Church with mrs. Xxx. P. Remington of rapid City. Dean Woodruff of Sioux Falls and Bishop Burleson As the speakers. Service in Dakota Tongue one of the features of the session tomorrow will be the morning prayer at 9 39 a. Rn., in the Indian language. Many indians from episcopal Mission stations Over the state Are attending the convocation. The guests will he taken on an automobile ride Over the City tomorrow afternoon with Tea at the Mitchell country club they will have dinner at the elks club followed by a Public reception there. Mitchell people As Well As visitors Are urged to pattern the reception. The program for tomorrow follows saturday May 20�? 7 30 a. In. Holy communion. 9 30 a. Aaa. Morning prayer in Dakota. To po�?12 30 p. In. Business. 10 00�?12 30 p. In. Woman s auxiliary 12 10 p. In. Luncheon. 2 00�?-3 30 p. In. Joint session. Topic Tho next triennium. 8 80�?6 80 p. In. Busia aae. S 00 p. In. Supper and speeches. By associated i toss East a i wire Fargo n. I., May 19.�?william Lemke former attorney general of North Dakota and a member of the executive committee of the National nonpartisan league was arrested today on Cass county grand jury indictments charging him with embezzlement and the making of false entries. Embezzlement is charged in connection with the Transfer of Money from the Bank of North Dakota to the scan Dinan american Bank of Fargo. The amount involved in this Transfer was $216,378.79. Two ships lost in Atlantic Gale off Long Island by associated press leased wire new a a Ork. N. V., May 19.�?driven by a vicious Eastern Gale two government ships Eagle boat number 17 and the army Steamer general John xxx. Wilkins pounded ashore on Long Island Early today and Are reported to be breaking up. The Gale wrought havoc along the coast. Even the giant Aquitania. Inbound from Europe made Bard sailing of its drive along the Island. The general Wilkins pounded in on the rocks at Orient Point wednes was off and the ship had been Given Day. Soon after it struck its Crew up of lost. The Eagle boat struck a hidden shifting bar one mile off Amagansett. Its Crew of sixty men was rescued. By associated Ito a leased wire constantinople May Ifim publication of reports by american Relief workers in the Interior of Asia minor concerning the systematic persecution of christians by the turkish nationalists has jeopardized the position of the work it it is declared in ams circles he. Many of their reports had been submitted confidentially to the league of nations and it is believed that prompt and energetic action by the Powers is necessary to Assise the safety of the agents now that publicity has been Given to their evidence. Xxx or cers corroborate the stories of the atrocities especially the Progress of the so railed White massacres which consist of driving parties of christians from place to place until they die from sickness famine or exhaustion. The statement issued by the turkish nationalist representatives that some of the missionaries and Relief workers Barf denied the reported atrocities is declared by the missionary authorities to he a fabrication. To a Chicago Man makes two cuckoos in one round sets record by a associated press in Asch wire Chicago 111. May 19�?golfers have been making holes in one stroke so frequently this season that it took a pair of Quot cuckoos As the Ace score is dubbed to attract much attention to George Gunderson who made an Ace on both the thirteenth Hole 158 Yards and the seventeenth 205 Yards at the Oak Park Golf club. It is a remarkable fact in Golf Dom that neither Harry a a Ardon nor Chick Evans who Are credited by Many with being the most accurate Iron players in the world has Ever made a cuckoo. Arbuckle turns to scenario writing by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Calif. May 19�?roscoe c. Fatty Arbuckle has turned scenario writer. Furthermore he is Selling his scenarios it is said. At least he is reported to have sold one his first Al tort to Quot Buster Keaton. It is now called the a Ision hut its name will be changed before it appears in Public. A read the want ads saturday you May win the free theatre tickets two More names will be selected at random from the Republican mailing list and will be run somewhere in the want ads on saturday. Read the want ads if your name and address appears there you will be entitled to two tickets to the a a met Good for monday May 22nd George Fitzmorris production a the right to love starring May Murray and David Powell. Saturday want and free with every 2 to 6 issues. Special to the Republican Washington. D. C., May 19.�?senator i Eter Norbeck of South Dakota has introduced a Bill in the Cenate. Which if passed will provide a fund of a round billion dollars for the exclusive use of the Farmers of tile nation. This immense sum will be handled by a new government corporation. Created also by the Bill which corporation will take Over the work and assets of tile War finance corporation the life to it of which is limited by Law. A vital such a sum. It is the belief of senator Norbeck that the Farmers of the county will be in a position not Only to weather the demands when the War finance corporation paper Falls due but will be adequately protected in emergencies such As they have been forced to endure during the past two years. Framed by banners Union senator Norbeck blames the Federal Reserve Bank system for the condition faced by the Farmers in 1920 and 1921 and declares that the system has been a bitter disappointment. The Norbeck King measure which was framed by the National Farmers Union he declares will go far toward avoiding such conditions in the future. While tile proposed measure which the South Dakota senator has sponsored is not exactly what he. Himself decided. He believes that it has numerous excellent Points which May vie drafted into a substitute measure. Discussing the Norbeck King measure. Senator Norbeck says a the farm organizations have Long been demanding an intermediate credit system supplementary to the Federal farm loan Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank system. The farm loan Bank Loans Only on Long time and first mortgage real estate Security. The Federal Reserve Bank extends credit Only on Short time three to six months. It is entirely inadequate for financing Farmers needs. The Banks throughout the agricultural sections have not sufficient funds to meet tile Farmers requirements. Quot the Farmer needs Money from one to three years time at t reasonable rate of interest. He needs this for the purpose of financing farm operations Between crops but now also for the purpose of buying milk cows and other livestock. Funds Are also needed for cattle feeders so that the Corn in the crib May find a Market. Forced sales to meet pressing collections have almost depleted our Western ranges and the ranch owners Are not Able to secure the necessary Money for re stocking millions of dollars of grass goes to waste every year in South Dakota. Quot two years ago. South Dakota Banks in about half of the state had sufficient funds with which to meet the inca i agricultural demands but livestock Loans have generally come from Eastern Money. Disaster is threatened Quot during the financial Stringency Bank deposits in our state fell off Over 3a pm a cent. Or nearly $100,000,-Ono. And the Bankers had no Money to loan at any rate. A general disaster was prevented by Congress rehabilitating the War finance corporation. That placed about fifteen million dollars in South Dakota on Farmers notes through the Hanks. The Relief was important. To did not Only save the Banks Frothi failure and Many communities from the consequences of such failure but it bad considerable influence in increasing the prices of farm products. The credit extensions in some degree removed the necessity of forced collections and forced marketing. Farm products immediately showed a Strong upward tendency. But. Fifteen million dollars did not fill the there is an insistent demand for More Money. Quot the credit Relief extended by the government through the War finance corporation appears after All to have been More of a banker s Relief than a Farmers Relief. South Dakota Bankers found it necessary to Send most of this Money East to apply on what they owed to Large City Banks from whom they had borrowed to meet shrinking deposits. Quot the Law limits the operating tim of the War finance corporation. It is not intended to be a permanent government department. A special committee of agricultural inquiry was provided by Congress last year. It was a joint committee of both houses. It was bipartisan and composed quite largely of members of the farm bloc. This committee held hearings for months going into the various phases of agricultural problems. They drafted and proposed an intermediate farm credit Bill which was introduced by senator Lenroot several months ago but the Bill was so limited in its Scop that it did not meet with the approval of those familiar with the Western agricultural conditions nor did it meet with the approval of the farm organizations. The Lennot Bill Quot briefly the Lenroot Bill provides for the establishing of an additional department in connection with each of the eleven Federal farm loan Banks and provides a very limited fund for capital. It is intended that this department at the land Bank who sell District debentures of a limited Amoun to secure the working fund. This plan would give the Omaha land Bank District from one to ten million dollars. South Dakota is one of the four states in this District. South Dakota a share would probably be less than two million dollars. This will not go far to meet the agricultural needs of the state. It will be equal to Only i percent of the present Hank deposits in South Dakota it will be equal to about 2 percent of the shrink that took place during the recent Money Stringency. Certainly it Mill not go far a pay the fifteen million dollars of Farmers notes now carried by the War finance corporation to say Lothing about helping the Farmer sempre additional funds at a reasonable ate of interest. The situation in continued on Page seven by associated press leased wire Genoa Italy May 19�?prime minister Lloyd George of great Britain in his valedictory speech to the Genoa economic conference today said the conference had gathered Quot Fin crops Quot namely the meeting to be Beld at the Hague the non aggression Jact and Tho reports of tile i Nan i transport and economic commissions which he said alone justified the holding of the conference. These results must be incorporated into living practice however the Premier added in order to Aid in restoring european vigor and Prosperity. Att inspiring Mark vie Are now at the end of the most remarkable conference Ever held in the history of the world Quot he said. Quot the Genoa conference will forever be inspiring landmark in the pathway of the economic conference ended today with a plenary meeting in san Giorgio Palace after thirty nine Days of efforts to solve Europe a manifold problems. The last session Mas called to order by the chairman Premier. Fact of Italy. Richard Xmas Burn child american ambassador to Italy. Was present sitting with a number of other visitors among whom Mas the archbishop of Genoa. In Russia disappointment the period since the convening of the Congress Apollo has been one of disappointment in Many ways for or. Lloyd George and other enthusiastic supporters of the conference who hoped when they came Here to find that the soviet government had altered its economic policy sufficiently to make possible an agreement for the reconstruction of Russia which would meet with the approval of France and the United states. But or. Lloyd George went to san Giorgio Palace full of optimism for the outcome of the experts negotiations with the Russ ans at the Hague in june an outgrowth of the present meeting he cannot announce a ten year truce for Europe As had been hoped but there is the eight months non aggression pact a gentleman a agreement As yet unsigned but probably More effective than Many signed documents. Or. Lloyd George called attention to the bad effect the russian memorandum had on the world and he warned the russians that if they desired to min Success at the Hague it Mould he better for them not to enter presentations of the doctrine of repudiation of debts. Such a course was unwise when one wanted to borrow More Money he remarked. Anxious to Felt Russia Europe he said Mas anxious to help Russia but Russia must accept the cod of Honor which Europe had As an inheritance from centuries of hard working honest people. The British prime minister warned Russia that Europe was gradually filling up the left by russians decline but was sad to see millions of russians in despair and starving. Evhen a Man Sells goods declared or. Lloyd George he expects the buyer to pay for them when a Man lends Money he expects the Borrower to repay and when a Man asks a second loan he must repay the first on. He argued that Quot the russian Tornado had not uprooted these Basic Laws of the worlds business and declared the russians must accept them if they wished the world s co operation. Toh i toll Erin answers foreign minister Tchitcherine of Russia responding to or. Lloyd Georges remarks regarding the russian memorandum and the Appeal from the British Premier to the russians to modify their economic views said Quot Evenor. Lloyd Georges Brilliant eloquence cannot convert the russian people who have other prejudices. For instance if ones neighbor Burns Down one s House he should pay for the damage. The russians however will continue their efforts for Premier fact of Italy made the closing address of the conference which adjourned at 1 15 of clock. Economic report made the report of the economic commission. Which has been Labouring for five weeks studying projects for the economic reconstruction of the continent. Was presented by its chairman. M. Col rat. One of the French plenipotentiaries and under Secre tary of state in the French Cabinet. Seven postal clerks held for big robbery the report emphasizes the urgency of organised and coordinated efforts for tile distribution of the we or d s labor to improve the present Industrial conditions. Would i a unemployed As Many of tile unemployed As possible it Mas stated should be diverted to agricultural pursuits and useful Public works should be developed to provide employment for others. The report recommended that All the nations ratify the convention relating to unemployment adopted by Tho International labor conference in Washington. Or. Walter Rathenau. German foreign minister discussing tile economic commissions report declared it would be impossible to reconstruct Europe without the Aid of the United slates. A peace is what the world he asserted. M. Tchitcherine the russian soviet foreign minister created Surprise when he declared that tile russian delegation was dissatisfied with the economic report because it was not Broad and comprehensive enough in its political orientation to be useful. He said the attitude toward labor was narrow and unsatisfactory. The economic report was then adopted with the understanding that reservations by certain Powers would be recorded. Quot must Parry Torch on Quot foreign minister Benanzer submitted to the meeting the project for the Hague meeting of experts and the text of tile non aggression agreement which would permit the discussion there w Ith the russians to take place in an atmosphere of Mutual Confidence and especially in the spirit of pacification which he said had inspired the Genoa conference. The Quot Torch of this conference must not be he said. Quot Genoa passes it on to the the nations represented. Except Germany were called upon to accept the truce and tile Heads of the various delegations arose and announced their approval. Several nations accepted with reservations especially the states on the russian Border which already have treaties of peace with Russia which Are not to be affected by the truce. Who recommend truce m. Bart Hon of France merely said he would recommend the truce to his government. A Canada and other parts of the British Empire accepted separately. Japan made no reservation in her acceptance of the pact. Former president motto of Switzerland expressed tile Hope that the truce would Ive made permanent. Belfast terrorists Start fire series by associated press to Oas cd wire blast Ireland May 19�?terrorists began work again Early today. Two hours before the expiration of the curfew period incendiary area we re started in different parts of the City end before 9 of clock six buildings were on fire including the offices of a distillery. A soon after Midnight a number of armed men attacked the Barracks of the special constabulary in flock Street and a fierce conflict ensued in which several of the attackers were injured. It is reported that three moot cars were used to remove the wounded. None of the constables was injured. Today baseball by associated press leased wire new York n. A. May 19.�?seven Post office clerks were arrested Early today charged with acting in concert i tithe theft of $1,500,000 Worth of Bonds from the United states mails Here last july. The arrests resulted from a confession made according to Post office inspectors by Mark von Eschen. J who was arrested in the Bronx with $37 ,700 of Hie stolen Bonds in his Possession january 19 and sentenced to the Federal Penitentiary in Atlanta j ga., for five years. March 28. The theft became known last july j after the arrest of mrs. Abe Axtell divorced wife of the former pugilist. Charged with attempting to dispose of part of the Bonds which disappeared while Enro Ute from the Federal Reserve Bank to the Treasury in Washington. L p. E. O. Elect iowan Marshalltown. La., May 19.�?mabel Duree of Centerville was elected pres ident of the p. E. O. Sisterhood at the closing session of the fiftieth an Nual convention Here last night. Ada j l. Van Horn of Sioux City we Cho j an first Vina president. I Dakota Yeagle Sioux Falls.01a too Mitchell. Too too Albertson and Dougan c. Nelson and d. Nelson. american league Cleveland. .20.2fyun-m Cleveland 022 000 oooo 4 to i new x Ork. 630 030 00x�?12 14 i Sothoron. Bagby mails and o Neill Sewell Mays Otic or hang. Chicago. 120 103 000�?7 la 2 Philadelphia. 300 00j ooo�?4 9 0 Robertson and Schalk Rommel Moore and Perkins. Detroit. Too xxx Ashington. Oil Oldham and Bassler Francis and Gharrity. St. Louis at Boston postponed rain. National league Philadelphia too too Ooi i 3 i Cincinnati .410 021 do 9 14 i ring Winters and Henline Couch and Hargrave. Brooklyn to St. Louis .00 Mitchell and Miller Doak and Clemons. Boston at Chicago postponed rain. New x Ork at Pittsburgh postponed rain. Weather report South Dakota somewhat unsettled tonight and saturday probably showers West portion warmer tonight. Lineal temperatures by the republicans recording thermometer. Thursday Friday i p. In. 68 3 a in 39 6 p. M. 68 6 a. M. 43 9 p. In. 53 9 a. In. 50 12 p. In. 42 12 m 57 3 p. In. 63 maximum 68 at 3 p. In. Thursday. S minimum 39 at 3 a. In. Friday. Lady Rhondda loses London. Eng May 19�?by a vote j of Twenty to four the committee on privileges of the House of lords decided today that lady Rhondda a claim and petition to sit in the Houm of lords had Quot not Boon made

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