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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 25, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota a wednesday october 25, 1922 number 21england must pay richest woman wars on tipping custom called in american undemocratic mrs. John d. Rockefeler declares practice is bad for nations morals she does it herself admits it is h Ord not to follow custom Hopes ban will spread fast by Bahry Hunt Nea service Starr writer Washington. A. Ort. 25�?mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr., daughter in Law of the richest Man in the world is waging a National Law against tipping a a the tipping she says a is in american and the interviewer squirmed uncomfortably. Ile had just tried to tip the maid for ushering him into mrs. Rockefeller�?T8 room. A it becomes a terrific Drain particularly on persons travelling a she went on. A a and those living in hotels. It be travelling Man recently told me that he had to pay out in tips each month a sum equal to More than half his salary but even worse than the Money Factor involved is the moral Factor. The tipping system establishes and maintains a false unwholesome relationship Between servant or employee and the person Hopes movement spreads to mrs Rockefeller began her ram Paten against tipping whee Hie Dodge hotel a i. A. Ltd a. Hostelry for women was opener Hoiu. As chairman of the housing of the National Board one of the my ado Ili forced to Stop speaking for democrats in Kansas by associated press leased wire Dodge City. Kan. Oct. 25.�?William g. Mcadoo former Secretary of the Treasury was unable to de i liver his scheduled addresses Here today because of illness. Or. Mcadoo address at Syracuse. Kas. A this afternoon and Denver tonight 1 also were cancelled upon the advice j of his physician who ordered Complete rest. Or. Mcadoo became suddenly 111 i last night after leaving Wichita. He j will not make another address in j the interest of the democratic Ca in j pain until he reaches Salt Lake City and then Only with the consent of his j physician he said today. Guardianship of Sioux to be relinquished i Kurk conference results in adoption of new polic y by government imagination of Crill colossal governor says Mcmaster submits figures to show what he claims Highway facts explains Gas expense Law s new Cabinet formally sworn in and takes office executive says one item of $1,823 was for Gasch j be Supply for year 4 j by a up pm i i d press Lens wire Pierre s. I. Ort. 25.�?gradual re special to tile Republican Brookings s. D., oct. 25�?governor will Mcmaster speaking at Flandreau last night took apart Crilly charge that the state Highway department. In the month of Jishe spent $22 too for gasoline tires and Auto repairs. That there might be no error in the record Mcmaster re id to his audience the following extracts i from a stenographic copy of one of frill s speeches a but they did not Stop Here. Not i went Over the state auditor s books a i son for the month of june just past and t do you know that during the month j of june those Fellows spent $12,000 i for gasoline alone in the Highway system. But they did not St of there. For the month of june there is of barged up against the state of i by associated press leased wire London eng., Ort. 25.�?the new British Cabinet which was officially f sworn in this morning follows lord president of the Council mar j quis of Salisbury. Lord High Chancellor Viscount Cave. Chancellor of the exchequer Stan i Ley Baldwin. 1 Secretary for Home affairs. William c. Bridgeman. Secretary for foreign affairs. Earl Curzon. Secretary for the colonics. The i Duke of Dove Shire. I Secretary for India. Viscount Peel j Secretary for War the Earl of Der i by i first lord of the admiralty t.ieu-4-tenant colonel l. M. S. Amery. President of the Board of Trade sir Phillip Lloyd Gream. Minister of health sir Arthur i Griffith Rosr awed. Minister of agriculture. Sir Robert a. Sanders. Secretary for Scotland Viscount Novar. Attorney general Doughlas mag hog. Lord advocate honorable w. Ii. Lloyd George also out for russian Paci former Premier says hell support any government that is efficient relies much on u. S. Bonar Law new prime minister and Cabinet Tares oath of office today. Linquish mint of supervision and guar i South Dakota $22,060 for gasoline Deanship Over the Dakota Sioux in tires and garage expense where they Diana by the Federal government is j had their automobiles fixed. That seen by tribal chiefs and Federal agents in the agreement reached in Day Between Charlesll. Burke j might ,0 a Little higher than Tim a i in till Iii tii Tului Iii or in a a. J is the record. $22,000 for one month. Y Elt i for the month of june. Perhaps that mrs. John d. Rockefeller or. Ii shoo fat Ion. She placed an absolute ban on the giving or receiving of to worked so Well that mrs. Hooke i Viler Hopes the movement will in read to hotels throughout the coun Indian curse ship companies made at burial fight dry order is / a United states commissioner of Indian affairs and other Federal agents and representative indians from eight reservations in South and North a i Kota. Nearly every band on the Reserva tons was represented at the conference called by or. Burke for the Pur a pose of settling several questions important in Indian affairs. One of the More important questions disposed of was the Black Hills i claim. It is contended by the indians that the cession of that Black Hills area was not made according to tribal Laws when the area was ceded in one Mina egg pleads guilty gets 20 years rage for the year hut i feel sure in j saying that this would mean $200.-000 More per year in the overhead of that gives accurate figures governor Mcmaster in reply gave what he declared were the accurate figures and what they stood for. A now the accurate Slid the go or nor. Are just a j of robbing the Mina state Bank last is from summer last night in circuit judge Bottume a court pleaded guilty to a Baker sentenced by Bottume Valin to be tried at january court by associated press teased wire Ipswich. S. I oct. 25.�?Baker, one of the to o men held Here on a charge charge of robbery and was sentenced try by a to Nar a it is our particular Hope that Droving to hotel managers generally that it is possible to abolish tipping and still run a Large modern botel we May set in motion a general anti mining movement that will eventually end the tipping practice at least in this she said. Min Rockefeller appeared determined is she said it. A rather Lonj. Slightly aquiline somewhat Sharp. Nose wide thin lipped Mouth Square Cut jaw indicate ability stand firmly Lyber brow owed Eves Between puckered brows give an expression half smiling half 5 a Hough of Rich material. Thoro was nothing obtrusive or striking in Hor dress. Her hat was of Brown velvet with a brim of moderate Width around was a u rated band of Brown intertwined with Gold leaves. But she follows custom it was her jewelry rather than her gown or hat. That bespoke the wearer wealth. On her right hand i Park led an immense Diamond. But interment in old Huron cemetery at Kansas City takes place anyway Kansas City. Mo., Ort. 2 5.�?the three Conley Sisters descendants of the Wyandotte indians have returned to their Homes. Last night they did not renew their Vigil in the Huron cemetery Here which yesterday they sought to defend with snot guns against what they rms a the unwarranted invasion of White men and today the body of a White Man lies in the old Indian cemetery he lies there under a curse pronounced by Helena Conley As his body was lowered into the grave yesterday. Accompanied by two i Aico Man the pall bearers were carrying the casket toward the grave when Helena Conley stepped Forward and raising Ber right Arm declared a i forbid this burial Sake the body the pall bearer did not Stop. They lowered the body of Frank Espy into the grave. Helena then pronounced a curse uttered in the Indian Tongue. For several years they have resisted attempted to Bury White persons in lha third Finger of her left i the cemetery w hich is an old Wyatt two great pearls As Large a a a Dotte burial grounds nuts one was White the Otner a a. Harry Kaelin. Park commit scorer. Two Large pearls mates aim a ordered the burial. Kneflin later of to the one in the ring Hung Tio i Taine j consent for the burial from ofter ears. A Diamond Chain encircle Cjang of Haskell Institute for inter left wrist. 0_ a Diane at Lawrence. Kansas. A in attempting to spread the Doc 0 Rino of no mrs. Koc Kemler r As a shod. A do you and Tho other members of the v. W. A. Board practice elsewhere the no tipping Rule you enforce Here a she smiled hesitated and her head deprecating by a Well you know a she replied it s pretty hard not to follow custom. A of a Shook Wil City Quartetti indicted for series of bold robberies by associated pres leased wire Minneapolis. Minn. Get. 25�?four members of the Bank Bandit gang. Whose members Are alleged to have committed a series of bold Daylight holdups were said to have been Toile Ted by the Hennepin county a or and Ary yesterday for the spectacular Holdup of a laundry december 8. �?T021. During that robbery 50 men my women employed in the place anti soviet chief quits Vladivostok As japanese retire by associated press lense wire Tokio Japan Ort. 25.�?through the Aid of the japanese general Dieterich and his Little band of ant soviet supporters have been enabled to escape from Vladivostok according to official reports from that City. When the evacuation of Vladivostok is completed thursday by the japanese and the City is taken Over by the red troops there will be none of the Whites or anti soviets present on which the soviet troops ran wreak vengeance. General Dieterich and his weakened forces kept the czarist Flag flying Over Vladivostok in the face of soviet proclamation and threats of dire punishment. A special dispatch to the Jiji Shimpo from Nikolski reports that a number of Whites have been killed women a party plans Federal Constitution were herded at gun Point Back of a Long rack while bandits looted a Safe j by the reds. In addition to this hold up the fou were reported also to have been in new amendment to the those said to be named Are Ray Mcconnell alias Mae persons Jack Burke alias Carroll Edmund Carlton and Ray Ryder. Indictment of the four followed a confession Mcconnell is alleged to have made to Frank Brunskill Captain of police detectives. La Folette to work for both Shipstad and Frazier in Senate race 340.67. I Don t know were that a ther $9,000 unless it $8.ooo or $9,000 in rebate on Gaso j line tax pm Al a Vien if Niiha v e a i serve Twenty years in Tbs penitent Baseline tax and then if it of have a v>1 a i1, k<-<1 robber. Ill go on trial at the Jan of court. The futile at App Al is m Ade to ,. Surf of. Court for Wirt of sip i r Seok a s refuses petition Washington d. A Ort. 25.�? despite tile acquiescence of counsel for the Federal government la the petition. Supreme court Justice Braudes today refused to Gram a foreign shipping Linos a stay again shipping enforcement of Federal judge hand s Dici it to i at new York yesterday to hic ii applies to american prohibition regulations against their transportation of intoxicating liquors in american water Washington d. C., Ort. 25.�?an of j fort by counsel for the ship com pan irs which Are seeking to prevent in i for Cement of the prohibition of liquor it on foreign ships touching american. Ports and on american vessels out Side territorial Waters of the United j states to obtain from associate jus i Tiee Brandeis of the supreme Courta supersedes order to hold up the dismissal of their injunction proceed Ings by Federal judge hand of new York was awaited Here today. Whether Justice Brandeis would i act immediately on such a petition which the attorneys announced they j were preparing to submit to him or wait until after the supreme court meets november 13. Was a subject of speculation. If a supersedes order were obtained shortly it was pointed out interference by the government with operation of the ships would he prevented until final decision by the supreme court on the Legal Point at Issue whereas the nor j Mal course would he for Federal officers to proceed with enforcement of the statute As soon As dismissal j of the injunction ease had been for i Mally signed by judge hand. 1869 by tribal chiefs without refer rebate you make affidavit and your a a a iring the matter to a vote of file pee i rebate is paid to you in a state War print it no y w pie. Nearly three ears ago the Federal Rrt out of the Highway fund. Nar it Terni a a fun bar Al government granted a the indians the Here is what that $11,340.67 con s the pan to escape from the i right to take their claim into the fed 0f. It consists first of $3,360 Edmunds county jail have been sen s Era court of appeals. The agreement j for to uric tires bought in Quantity j a Nona Al Quot to v it tried gaining i upon the firm of Calhoun and Case of d resold at Cost to the counties of their Liberty by obtaining a saw. And Washington As attorneys to repro. _ to consist it it of $1,823 for trying to Cut the bars. A guard sent the red men. Probably Means that of Caroline bought As a fuel Beard the noise they were creating the Case will be taken in it court Mon a. F a a a a ,0i0 v a it con i and placed them in another cell. Yes it was pointed out. In Case the claim is j for Caroline used to ter Day they again tried escape by allowed it a uld mean that the in Fik a tire Section of South Dakota within by associated press leased wire London. End., oct. 25.�?�?oi will support any party and any government that pursues a policy of peace Economy and steady Progress neither revolutionary nor reactionary and does it efficiently a former in rime minister Lloyd George told the coalition Liberal members of parliament at a meeting this morning. In another part of his speech he made the declaration a a great Brit Ain must pay America All her the Unity of action Between great Brit inn Anil the United states was urged by Lloyd George in his speech. I or i Cariie of nations Quot i am for the league of nations a he said Quot but until you get the United states and All the great nations of Europe As Well As till Small the league will lie crippled and cannot serve its full purpose j America and great Britain work j in the question of the German Ras a rations he said a we should not j attempt to inv Post upon Germany i any payment which is beyond her stud of Rabahy. What is within her Ca Pac a Ity she ought to flavors russian pact vie expressed himself with some definiteness As regards the question of Russia. A i Arn strongly in favor of a renewal of Tho pact with Russia a he declared. Dealing with great Britian s foreign relations in general he said a it is said great Britain is not. Going to extend Lier responsibilities but you must not he afraid of your responsibilities. The policy of great Britain must be pea a Loving but unafraid. Of i Sand alone i will resist any departure from must the Black Hills Region including the mines of Gold Silver an a other precious mining interests would be returned to the indians As Well As that part of Wyoming lying within the Hills. The area is one o the richest it the United states. School Heads in contempt us in ago educators Arf fixed or imprisoned As re Silt of dec Ision i the state. It consists of j a car of gasoline bought As a a Supply for one whole year. Lists of $1,688 for gasoline used fill tractors which Are furnished to the counties and for gasoline used i on tractors furnished by the govern a ment which we Are employing in the i Northwestern part of the state and which use sixty Gallons of gasoline a i Day and this latter item. Listed in june is charged Back to the counties themselves and they pay Fox a now this leaves $4,469.67. Slim was for Law Igor period a Blit even that sum is not for the month of june. For it includes the 1 period up to july 19 when the state auditor closed his books. This would i mean about $2,500 or $14,000 or burning their Way out of the jail. Yealin and Baker Are two members of the Trio which was by chief e. A. Owens last summer on the Alexandria Road and with whom the chief fought a pitched gun Battle. A third Man. Who has not been seen since that night i believed to Havor Een won dad. Arter making their escape from Owens East of rho City the Trio Doub British Cabi n itt to of sworn in today London eng., oct. 25.�?th� King has summoned a Council for today at which the new minister a announced yesterday by the prime minister Bonar Law. Will take their oaths and receive their seats. Nowhere in the London press this morning is any special enthusiasm shown for or. Bonar Law s choices although the unionist papers As might be expected Are calmly an 1 Precia Tive. fight old member i t rile fax t that eight of the Pew ministers Neld office under the lie d George administration deprives the editorial,.a a writers of an Opportunity led Hack into Mitchell collided with of speculating upon their Poa Silt achievements and a car driven by e. Link of Betts and then disappeared. Some liquor arid a Small amount of change stolen from the Mina Bank was found in 8 15 too for the six months or so that from me Mina Ink 111 the department Doe Road a their car. Which they deserted follow work for work on the Road. Is not a it th<1 collision at first Avenue and continued Over a twelve month per i of a r was a vet Wrai <1ay. I after this that a Alin and Baker were Quot a bended n the Northern part of state. Of now that is $14,000 or $15,000 in a a Chicago. 111., get. 25-four Chi Stead of the s200.oo0 or. Crill men the Cago school trustee and one former tons. Or. Rill Calls it mom Imen member of the Board had paid their j extravagance. No it is no in 1 1 or. Crills monumental imagine my Cumber advocates Frazier for Senate i. V. A. Officer says Fargo n p. Get. 2 5�?United states senator Porter j. Me Cumber. Republican of North Dakota. Has written of letter to various North a pm ranges koans advocating the candidacy of Lynn j. Frazier. Nonpartisan for the Ems i a Quot is penalties today for contempt of court another Board member was taking his punishment and jail sentences hovered Over four other persons As a result of the ouster of Charles Chadsey As superintendent. Three women members of the school boards mrs. Lulu Snodgrass or. Sadis Bey Adir and mrs. Florence e. Thornton paid fines ranging from $500 to $750 As penalties for defying the court order of judge scan Ian by the removal of Chadsey. Or. Boleslaus Klarkowsky. Member i of the present Hoard and James b. I Rezny. Former trustee were released j from jail at Midnight after paying j i $300 fines and a Day behind the bars. Trust a Hart Hanson whose sentence called for three Days in jail waited patiently for Midnight to end his punishment. The mandate of the state supreme court which overrode governor i Small Pardon and ordered execution of the sentences was. In the hands i of sheriff Peters who was waiting for the remaining four to put in their a the governor made speeches u around Brookings during the after Quot noon and tonight in addition to his. Political speech will talk to the y. c. A. State College on a the value of the y. M. A to revolutionists to court martial former Imperial army Heads by associated press i cased wire Athens. Greece oct. 25.�?according to the latent report the former governmental officers and military chiefs arrested by the revolutionists at the time of the dethrone ment of King Constantine will be tried by an extraordinary court martial. An investigator has been sent to i Corfu by the commission in charge of the inquiry to question Prince Minneapolis Man. Syi , Andrew brother of Constantine on yith Mah. By t mini s j Barge that while at the head tires is arrested of an army corps in Asia minor he refused to execute an order thus con tire swindle is unearthed William a. Rither. Former attorney for the school Board whose advice responsible for the plight of by associated press leased wire finn Apolis. Minn., oct. 25.with the arrest of Joseph sch Mcmann and the seizure of letters containing $25,000 in checks and Money order. R. M. Hugdal postal inspector believes he has nipped an alleged swindle that in a few weeks might have grown to vast proportions Schwindemann. He said will be United states Senate. T. G Nelson. \ under sentence to serve five it charged with using the mails to delays in jail and pay a find of $500. Fraud. The throw others Are Albert r. I Schwindemann. Its alleged. Also under in lout thousands of circulars to Tributino to the disaster to the greek army. Women met White House As protest on keeping War prisoners state Secretary of the Independent j voters association announced . Me Cumber retires from office. Next March. Having failed of venom severing Haus. I us be dict ment in connection with alleged graft in school Board affairs Bis sentence is three Days in jail and a Fine of $300. Nation for the office on the Republican ticket at the june primary. Or. Me Cumber urged or. Frazier selection on the ground that he is the Republican said. Candidate or. Croarkin. Trustee one by associated press encased wire Madison. Wis. Ort. 25�?senator la Follett will throw his strength to i the support of George j. Schneider Republican nominee for Congress in the fifth District during the remain Der of this week before going into Minnesota and North Dakota to Ald progressive Republican candidates for the United states Senate in their Campaign for election his itinerary Hows. Next monday the senior senator Coes into Minnesota for the first three Days of the week where he will a Peak in the interest of Henry ship Tad. Candidate for the United states Senate and during the last three Days Wal go into North Dakota to Aid Lynn Frazier candidate for the Sentis in that state. Obi Rich trial under Way by associated press Jie ased wire los Angeles. Oct. 25.�?sessions of the third trial of Arthur c. Burch for the murder of j. Belton Kennedy were resumed today in the court room after a Day Given Oxer to open air hearings in Beverly Glen and Canta Monica Canyon. _ Washington. A. Get. 25.�?the executive Council of the National woman a party met Here today to consider several questions regarded As vital to Progress of women in politics and to Lay plans for a National conference of the party s officers Here november a 11. Among the subjects to be taken up was that of the immediate introduction in Congress of a a National equal rights Quot amendment to the Federal Constitution. Leaders in the Council also propose at the meeting to draft a �?o1922 woman a charter of rights a As supplemental to woman charter of 1848. After fifty years of Active work pastor forsakes his belief of Sioux indians pick Washington firm to press land claims Pierre. S. P., Ort. 2 5�?tribal Heads of the Dakota g4ioux> indians today agreed upon the firm of Calhoun and Cass of Washington. A. As their attorneys in the Cash in which they seek restoration of the Black Hills. Representatives from the Sisseton and Cheyenne reservations arrived during the Day and took part in the deliberations. Signature of the a entrap is All that is necessary to Complete preliminary business by fore the Case goes into Federal court. O Nelson i Francis e. I Day in jail and $300 Fine. George b. Arnold former trustee and director of labor in governor Small a Cabinet two Days in jail and $300 find. Of sent out thousands of circulars to automobile owners throughout the United states under the name of the e<1-Lund tire company alleged to be bankrupt offering various Standard makes of tires at greatly reduced rum runners Rescue dead Palms Rody and three kegs of liquor by ams Oriard pres leased wire Washington. C., oct. 25�?picketing of the White House grounds As a protest against continued imprisonment of violators of War time Laws was announced today by the joint amnesty committee representing the Maryland civil liberties unions the the tires the circular said would i committee for release by shipped on approval but As an of political prisoners and Tho Amor. Evidence of Good Faith prospective j civil liberties "j0�?� customers must Send la a tire to dozen women appeared the Cost of crating. Orders wring banners urging _ those confided for lenses. _ the Tenor of the editorials suggests the commentators Are awaiting disclosure by the Premier of his full program which he is expected to outline at Glasgow tomorrow. Is is assumed All of yesterday s appointees will to members of the Cabinet except perhaps attorney general Douglass mag. Hogg and the lord advocates w. A. Watson and there May be further Cabinet appointments. Unionist political writers believe Many of the under Secretary ships and minor posts will not be filled until after the election. In re Ash opinion differ the times thinks the country a reception of the appointments should be favourable and should insure the Good we ill of All who wish to see an efficient business like government. The Dally express says a the ministry a i a win the Confidence of the the daily mail declares there Are signs of revolt in Scotland particularly Glasgow against Bonar Law administration which Are especially ominous and he predicts there May he strange turns of the political wheel before polling Day. Chronicle poke fun the Liberal new papers Are Natur ally critical. The Lloyd georgian daily chronicle uses the caption lilliputian on the front and finds it a Case not for argument but a tile men Bonar Law is assembling under his says the Westminster Gazette a Are fragments of the coalition which the country condemns. Upon them rests the charge of extravagances and other blunders which applies to the whole the Asquit Hian daily news clares the ministry contains but Able men. Coli de few of six tires to a Cus Newyl Ork. N. A. Ort. 25.�?th� Rev. Or. Samuel Davis Mcconnell formerly Rector of holy Trinity Church Brooklyn and for half a Century a Clergyman of the protestant episcopal Church in a statement to the press renounces what he considers to he the Faith upon which Christian churches Are founded and denies the divinity but accepts the existence of Christ. Or. Mcconnell it it a in retirement still believes he has a place in the ministry. Weather report alleged thi of on Tri Al Aberdeen. S. Jul. Get. J. L. Darned on of five men who were taken into custody by a posse of officers and citizens of Abs Rdeen last month and who has been he id in jail with the others awaiting trial upon Chicago. 111 oct. 25.�?six alleged liquor runner with the body of a Confederate killed by a train at Broadview. Til were the Quarry of cite and county authorities today. The unidentified rum runner was driving a truck loaded with whisky towards Chicago when he was killed by an Indiana Harbor Belt line freight train. As the train Crew i stood around the body wafting for j Joseph Huzzah. Broadview police chief to arrive and take charge of j the situation six armed men dashed up in an automobile. While two i of them covered the train Crew with j pistols the other four picked up the of their companion a i Vaga re must cover the Cost were limited to Tomer. When or. Hugdal investigated he reported he found the Man fairly buried in mail rpm St of the letters containing enclosures of Money orders or checks but the re we re no j to res to be seen. Schwindemann was arrested yesterday. State seeks to prove i i. W. W. Is committed to sabotage doctrine half a at the Gate release of Wear time of Lausanne prepares to receive delegates to near East meeting tobacco crowds of states and Canada in a new Coop Exchange by associated press encased wire Louisville. Ort. 25.�?co-op�r-ative marketing associations of tobacco growers in the United states and Canada today were banded together through the Agency of the american tobacco growers co operative Exchange to present a common front i to foes of the Best interests of the 1 Leaf producers. Organization of the Exchange resulted from a two Day conference Here of representatives of the cooperative Leaf associations in the United states and the Dominion. Def of South Dakota fair tonight and thursday warmer tonight a charge of having burglary tools in j body. Potion we. Placed on trial three to of i turn frown the wreck in circuit court today. 1 Alto and ipod toward Chicago. Look for your name it ifs in the want ads Send in the clipping and receive the Republican free for one year if it s your Friend s name Call Bim up and Tell him about it. Sacramento. Cal. Oct. 25.�?trial of ten Elf admitted members of the i. W. W. Charged with violating California s criminal syndicalism act. Wasto be continued Here today with the testimony by the prosecution. Testimony taken by the prosecution i i indicates it is seeking to establish i that the organization is committed to the doctrine of sabotage. It is pos i Bible that w. E. Townsend who j i claims to have been at one time a lieutenant of William Haywood i. W. I i w. Head will be asked to testify again today. Bad tit gut $ 12.000 Claremore okla., Ort. 25�?three unmasked bandits entered the first by associated press teased wire Lausanne. Switzerland Ort. 25 a a the municipality of Lausanne has already Begar preparations to re a Reive the delegates to the turkish 1 in to announcement of the action Pearl conference set to be held Here taken at this conference was made november 13. Although nothing of last night following the final meeting facially has been communicated thus j r f t1 Leaf men. I far to the Swiss government con o Kerning the Choice of the City for the conference. A o a mrs. Roosevelt to get first stamp of. New Roosevelt Issue my ado has new Pun for paying War Bonus by associated pres i eased wire Washington. A get. 25.�?the first stamp of the new five cent denomination bearing the likeness of former president Roosevelt will be presented to or. Theodore room next Friday when the Issue will be placed on Sale at Oyster Bay. N. You. Roosevelt a Horny at Newyl Ork Prei j Vojt state Bank at Talala to Miles North i City. His Birthplace and at the Wash of Here shortly before noon tuesday in ton philatelic Agency. Five Stamps and after Locking the cashier. E. A Ach from the first Sheet will be Given Bullard and his sister. Anna Bullard to the children of the former presi in the vault a soaped with $12,000. I Dent. _ by associated press leased wire Wichita ran. Jct. 25.�?a plan for the payment of a soldiers Bonus a without a bit of damage to the country a was suggested Here last night by William Gibbs Mcadoo form a Secretary of the Treasury who spoke in the interest of democratic candidates in Kansas. Or. Mcadoo would Tak it by that Vord by the Fordney me Cumber Tariff Bill a and use it As a basis for a tax on the excess profits a made h these institutions during the Tion of the new Tariff Law a As for pairing the Bonus. The five year average of profit in institutions Quot that will by a

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