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Show r GATHER IWI WEATHER . 5 UTAH Fair tonight; Sunday partly cloudy, cooler in northwest portion. Fifty-firs- t Year No. 1 v 1 i tntsrstrt mwi ef the dry la te be fw tn the wantae. tKtlf. , OGOEN CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1921. 83 i t j P ill Lb Lb I nn n . '"1 rj""' 4 I in i In in U i r J MURDEROUS PR OFE SSOR SURVEY SHOWS MONEY PAY IP! BLOOD, IS ONLY THING NEEDED RUM ANYWHERE GET TO ASSERTS I'M MOTHER IN OGD EN JAIL WIVIILIV O LU L REFLECTED IN fighting for its life or KNOWING that her achild iu Ohio is either away, woman, alleged to have deserted her husher band, child, and her home ties for;a life on the primrose path, is anxiously awaiting a telegram from her husband from whom she Thousands of Bootleggers Operating in All Sections of the received a bitter letter, telling that her youngster's life was deg Nation Present Problem to Revenue Sensational D i s c 1 o sures spaired of. Clever Methods Used to Deceive Cops. Promised When Divorce Agents She has but one "thought at present, the police say, that of Trial Is Renewed getting to the bedside of her infant as soon as possible. The woman was arrested under the name of Sybil Smith on a ! Bootlegging has become the national crime. Illicit manufacture inm sa' statutory charge. Two men, arrested with her, abandoned her to STOTCF whiky are being conducted on an immense scale all over MHjUONAIRE the country. the mercy of the police, after having extricated themselves from Thousand of revenue aprents constantly unearth new headquartrouble by forfeiting their bail. The woman, as a last resort in her effort to raise money to Wife Uses $19,500 Alimony ters of these bootlcppers. Thv rout them out of mountain fastnesses. to Dig Up Facts Against They uncover stills concealed in exclusive apartments in the large pay her fine, wrote to her husband. The husband, embittered by cities. the knowledge that his wife was in jail while he for many nights Mate Hut despite thb governmental activity bootlegging increase. had been watching over their child, whom three physicians were So a has the whisky.running competition become in recent months keen the and told the wife attending7wrote scathing letter, police say, WHIT HADIJTV.) (BY that her presence jn jail was the last straw and she' could continue NEW YORK. April 2. Will W. E. that in many cities the market is glutted'and the price has been cut the career for which she had abandoned her home. D. Stokes, aged multimillionaire, for in half. As fast as government agtnt lam She then wired her husband for transportation to get to her 30 years a central figure InInth bizarre life of New York, succeed divorcing the secret methods of franrportlng li- SIMPLE RITES Nerve-wreckin- Slayer of University Dean Had Grudges Long ; Hidden Turbulent Career in West Ends With Suicide in Eastern School 2. Dr-- Soft Instrumental Music and Eloquent Words Heard At Funeral ; HATED BY STUDENTS N. T., April w L DEM ENTED STOKES SHALL CHILD DYING IN OHIO SYRACUSE. tHtn tJe nsn Curt K 1 Holmes Beckwith. educator, former ornia bank army lieutenant and Calif his sukilled and who shot examiner, perior. Dean John Herman Wharton, before child. at Syracuse university today, And she still nmmittinfir .suicide, was Drobablv in sane as a result of chagrin over los- ing his position, according to state-- j ments made by the authorities and, Chancellor-JameIt. Day of the uni- versity tonight. VICTIM WAS BRILLIANT, That Beckwith had premeditated suicide has been clearly established;, the instructor having left letters showins: his intention. At first it was believed Dr. Wharton had been killed in an attempt to prevent Beckwith's suicide. County officials are agreed in the belief that Dr. Wharton van when shot following an argument answer Beckwith presented a letter in to Wharton's notification that the university would have no need of Beckwith's services after June. Five 'bullets were found iu Dr. EDISON, FORD THERE Body to Be Taken Today to Rest in Western Catskills : WEST PARK. N. T.. April In a rustic house, the retreat of John Burroughs for ntsrlr half a century, on hundred and rrprepiitatlres ef the thousands fifty f nature lovrm who his outdoor Ufe and writinc. quor the bootleegrrs InTent n w ohm. admired at his funeral. Th The enormity of the bootlegging bus rathered today Iness and the extent to which boot jcrremonles were short, of great I'.mT . leggers go to evade the law is shown ll'LVX J.f 7l In this s urrey of the .itualion .trllm! 'n roo.n out the country which has been made for the Standard Examiner with volumes of Emerson, Whtttler his young bride? He says that he will. She says that 'he will not. Mrs. Stokes adds she will divorce her husband and "make him pay In blood for the shame he has brought upon me." The case rivals the Ktlllman divorce IIOMi; MTVATION. and Wadsworth. suit, with its charges and counterOcdf n seems to hare bootlegging Uy train and by automobfle lbs lit-- tl than most cities of Its site, but even charges, in which the parentage of two th groups arrived In Ogdcn th nwpapr accounts of forenoon at lllverby, throughout little children Is the lsiue. the naturalist On March 17, the Stokes cae was arrests for violation of liquor laws for home, situated among ihe pines and suddenly halted by Supreme Court any thirty day period dUcloses that the maples, where the Fhawsnicunk mounJustice Finch and Stokes wm peremptains meet the waters of, the Hudson. city has a problem on Its hands. $19,500 Salt Lake Is listed as bring the horn torily ordered to hand his wlTn AIL CIRMX THPTll ' In cash. Justice Finch. addressing, of oultc a parcel of bootlfEgfrs and FcIT.tl!rts and manufacture rs f wfie Mrs, Stokes from the bench, sugrted 'rum hounds of that city boast that rronlner.ee mia."lf.d in sorrow with Hard-.Jof Attitude J President evi that she uso this money to a drink whenever thw Boy cn and the neighbor hood childence to rcfuto the testimony presented have fcavc the dren. the on thirst, they and borclcaltur1t pro1dd ' ing ouoject, by witnesses for' her husband. He re- hTwed wtth religious mn from th jprice. of Speculation Holy Croi monastery- - Th mourners of going fa jail for contempt. DirrilOXT. "April t. KOoUerpem ti came rrom iraonr the rocks arui rlits v Wharton's body, to land Canadian liquor on; of New England, the banks of the Po one-Fi- r Immediately .afterward Mrs. fitokeV Honor lawyers th of Income Lost, Leading Lights Dean Wharton was 4 2 years old and WASHINGTON. April J. Senats airplanes the case when announced Michigan the peninsula, a fleet of tomac. the shore ef Lake Michigan, th.t had been an instructor at Syracuse of an ImmsdUta pears eight or ten operating- nightly near the the snows of Canada, the groat to Coin and That Nation's build, they will have the proponent Is resumed Explains April Harding's nniversltv since his graduation from reso-.Sowith land to W. is dlffersnt York by look who evidence. Germany the of congresaionsl Martin Tbey for Uitleton. Ner ings plscea, at, : Bitterness that institution eight years ago. He lution ars understood to be .standing'gulded by searchlights. Boats smuggle laet time on tte pairiarchial oounte-nan. Supposed Cousin Mrs. said Stokes chief ' counaI. today: was dean of" the college of business of the venerable naturalist. "Mrs. Stokes will be the first witness nrmiy by their intention to present liquor acres the river in summer, sleds administration two years ago and a resolution promply on the eon- - In winter, authorities estimating 3Q0O such for defense when trial the the UIHSON and roitn. "2 reopen. Hard-Inshim. Rene2. :, NEW 6RK, April Vivl. Beckwith was an instructor under CHICAGO. April Kverett on the stand will be one venmg or tne extra session ot con- gallons arrive Uallr. The supply, is "Her were Thomas A. Edistory Amor.g thm was HAD PECULIAR HABITS. store who a anl, envoy extraordinary of France, owner, candy 19. to a quart, at gress. most of revelations th remarkable ptentlfut and Harvey f. Fireson, Ford of Henry Imbrunt a statement the of his arrested today on eharpes of Beckwith had been strong: presented Information senators ever land. court thtt in in heard favoring who any any for MIIMI'IIIH. several stone, years hsve spent several jokes by the student body- He country's claims for reparation from personating a federal official tonight sheN describes vhat she has a speedy peace by resolution had not "When with Mr. Buroutdoors s their J.Head-quarlervacations room at MEMPHIS, Tenn., class a the of was doors luncheon April declared by the pollco to have locked the Germany at given today abandoned announced their at and Stokes' hands Mr. to Next Edison sup stood an gone previously are to through roughs. for southern the" minute classes were duo begin in his honor by the Canadian and- defrauded the Pennsylvania railroad ed ws Intention obtained with had man statenfents who after the her and tonight In ports proof, alaged fast American not irrtof the admit autns, French They branches would he operate out of nearlv 12.000 and to hav. and tardy pupils. a of men women White at of will conferences world and his Hou9 IHnghamp-tofrom not day over run to pedalled thinking ticycl ofncials who James J. Jusserand, the posed on leading Chicago clubs and be astounded hesitating He was strict in discipline and he had llance. man could in- whlh the advisability of a congres- try to more than three hundred mlls them. Planes bring liquor stop some peculiarities which made him French ambassador .and Stephane business men as a cousin of flict so much that any on by posing the final reremon). any woman. sional declaration of peace together from Caruthersville; one has been cap- away, to witness suffering more or less a- victim for students' Lauzanne, Parlsien editor, and mem President Harding, although of no re- C-- O. Dranhall. an acwas In roan to a with This other Involved Stokes will "We that prove v questions cars with Railroad aought was rencn were have me tured, been tank Der he and oi unpopular guests lation to the chief executive. The po- show that his wife was the mother of peace settlement were understood to found mission, pranks with sections of the tanks filled quaintance of ths naturalist since them. It is claimed they circulated a of honor. lice ald they believed he had obtained have and he perthat dlscusd. ben fall. children, wants Illegitimate he with Doote is smuggled ln thlidhood. was last France. his for said, liquor. discharge least $10,000 from business men by the;at petition resorts HARDING combed UNKNOWN VlirW ln shining brilUanUr ard convinced false amounts In barrels of sonally had authorities for bottoms. disreputable trunk of .The sun University reparations required to use his influence In ob-h- New the at Denver In a Intention the Whether sadly and of pines Iltverby economic rehabilitation in one ot .promising York, Chicago themselves that Beckwith was a liabiland sauerkraut, vinegar molasses, In the breeies trxjm themurmured political tainlng appointments, Catskills when Monto socure mad senators but been asset has an In one last her "ectlons evidence, Autos richest the and rep-attempt than Cuban that approved from bring ity rather to j liquor the Harding, according police, that he was absolutely unsuccessful In by Presldent Harding and whether It Ho rid a. Bonded the funeral service began. Krom a h of her territory butfound h day he received his notification to re-- , whisky aells at I2S a muffled citizens Chicago's leading the soft a "the would fact an has from senate of phonograph came "Kemem-brsncsthat economic corn single discovering m at IS a half point. violin strains support Republicans quart, standpoint, hi sign.. tt tnnk 99 t h m.,n,r,finn whisky ." of Plntull's MURDER. her. discredit on matters were PLOTTED sometimes which no Officials say C000 quarts weekly are , n nrivta represents one-hagenerally, t was said The Lord's lf will "We sometimes witnesses each prsyer from was and sometimes paid the Information . In. available. He protested without avail. bring arrestsmuggled with Pennsylvania railroad and then slowly a reader spoke sorns to show Just what he said to them I of our power and wealth." a check for The conferences were generally con- ed monthly. fifty bootleggtra Friday night, it has been establish-re- city was which $1,918.44 llr.es written by Earl W. Williams, one "We want peace," he continued. and offered he them. what on ed. he spent hours writing letters, In sidered the International bearing nrxnxA. to railroad turned, official, according Mr. Hurroughs felt char set eriswhich Dean want "We was to to recon addressed Is now "This divorce suit which he nations 'become "of which affairs as probably the moat ImportHELENA, Mont., April 2. The 11. tic of his "No funds." own self. is of but Wharton. It said among other things: ciled but at the same time, how can marked Is ant bUf President held Hardin has prosecuting part that and growing bigrer. systematic quor traffic on -While became this Harding trip, some a France In will "A cornered rat bitterness with nHornnniiooD.'' terrible object help feeling fight." Moonahln since his inauguration. is US a quart, bonded sign delegation from the- persecution nods In f ellomship," they end of two years. sh The view. We will lay that object before forest That he had a rather turbulent ca- - when, at the 126. Renator U of former k to used Knot, orwhisky secretary a Airplane social H croi Republican nnvmont ', reer arid regarded at least two persons j,., world." state end author of the Republican border. Prospectors and sheep herders read, "the winds, my playmates arc; as a ,Ci'8,n?f theThe tion. when her industries have rehab- - T?-l- President Is accuroutside of Syracuse, who had figured follows an which story Up the sign of brotherpeace resolution. Colonel George Har use pack animals to transport It In the waters 1n a and was in his troubles, as being worthy sub-- i ilitated through her own efforts, for the thunder's voice. I ate and of "Stokes case" hood, the taken as mountains. history ambasA of selected Tork. auto vey loaded Nw with ln decoy i?6 club. the pollc from official records and court docua which Is not wholly jects for murder is shown in the story which much time is needed and when- mfInbeTrshipt tonguo Her-richer k colored water recently was sent ahead T. " 'T luJ " lo rrV ments as well as from sworn testimony sador to Great Uritaln, Myron she has lost ten depatmenta, repreare kindlr coun- stars The of his life. WBf,t?ai? strange. to of be understood under Ohio, friends promised f - Krkfappolntpolitical ... at spntiTic Colorado v w nA.ffth his on a discharge , file. Discussing " ""O I road imonto to , consideration for ambassador of thl no was iu ie vxvo, ICIllllb oornllfe-fv- . h Dr Beckwith sneaks of a Mr. CILVITHU 1. Itinerant stock- tin Lausanne. are and J France. to sistant the peddlers' 8tephane 1v7n!;,niu'101f ,w secretary president. bank Howbert, a president, apparently GOVERNMENT CLERKS After preliminary litigation dating French journalist vtbo came to Ameri- found filled with liquor. A raid on a SlT Harding was held in bonds of J5.000. from one 01 me uoara ui guveiuuio, rUll"r- 1919, the trial proper of Stokea' ca with former Iremler Vlvlant. were sort drink parlor revealed squirt runs SISTKIl AISO I'OSIiS. KMwrites: UV4 til r r'v .1 llvlil OPPOSE NEGRO BOSS saw. for thirteen-year-ol- d Buit whom before divorce Jus the those x. Pearl among opened Kveretfs president Harding. THREATS IN LETTER. Walt tonand vYordiwprth Whitman, and a Jury on March VIVIANIH MISSION sister, acquired 'considerable tice Finch :w.l "Mr. Howbert's angfcr knew no xuitlv. his middle also of wr age, panlon The silver-haire- d millionaire of 70 fame through the posing of her brothI Hy Inference the day's decelop-men- ts TO uK. April 2. Liquor Is! read. ''bounds. rl.W I have never met him. Then William Orrniaton Roy of 2. WASHINGTON. Members er. was as She April at became what of as known with were the "White appeared ths visit unperturbed coupled easy to ;ct In rny quantity. It Is sold Montreal, a friend of Mr. Rrroughs. think a man to take the action he did of congress today received copies of House and it was said she was bound to be the uneviling of his esca- M. Vivranl. who hss brought a roport openly with baby," little attempt at ronceal - 'read excfrpts from "Waiting, one of is so unjust he should be shot. petition addressed to Mrs. Virginia to go to Washington and live with the pades as if this were merely a petty as to the attltudo of the European raent. Rye and bourbon coKs 17 to It j the first poems panned by the r.n- In his written story of his life he, White of chairman National the nabusiness was Speel, Her of president. the toward wrangle. Grinnell at ana widely picture he had troubles governments league discusses quart. txroicn brandy ie If toiurallrt and from "Accerttr.g the Ual- Woman's committee of the sought by manufacturers to be used Mrs. Stokes, still in her thirties, sat tions and related subjects. Ooaalp 112. Drinks over bar go at 10 to (0 verse. his laUt took. college in. Iowa, whicri evidently cul- District ofRepublioan Columbia, and signed by in advertising, she posed for newspa- near her husband. She was visibly about his mission persistently has sug- cents, or In fancy teapots at restaurminated while he was serving in the Rev. F. D. Elmer, paster of the women employed ln the per photographers, appeared in the nervous. Clinging to her arms were gested that he Is supposed to per- ants from 75 cents to white fifty church at CoJc&te uniThe army.' He wrote: II. quality P.apllt their children. little Jimmy Stokes. 5, suade the d ministration not to push is getting poor owing to Commissiontreasury movies and was feted in Chicago. "I would have murdered Mr. Main office of the register ofot the an old friend. led the likewise versity, as and Helen Muriel Stokes. 4. OOLXDNT BE INTERIETD. who certainly deserves this end in hav- opposing appointment - & its peace declaration, but rather to er Eniight'e order to poMc. to aid pro- prayers and made a ft w rerr.arka. At the counsel tabic sat Harold consider on what basis It might ac- hibition agents; also to the slate ening treacherously betrayed one in his register. Harding has been one of the most TAvcirr ch have been informed," the sign- difficult of Chicago men to interview. Bllllg. Mrs. Stokes' cousin and one of cept the Versailles treaty. forcement act country's service. Then' I would have ers"We on are here to pay htm tribplacing"There responsibility declared, "thatthe appointment of He was always extremely busy "on the seven named by shot myself." Knox local the tn officials who Senator and corns the have ute. president "those who he said, past a colored man is being considered. government business" and kept friends the millionaire. W. E. D. Stokes. Jr.. oo more-thatwo hours together.' paswed the buck to government agenta, from the woodland and thehv thefield, The register's office is doing respon- seeking political appointmerta waiting son of the plaintiff by his former mar spent outnew a scbo-cvisit started Th senators the KAN and and church FRANCISCO. shop sible work. Its personnel consists of for hours when they called on him. riage, and also mentioned as co-r- e ONE RUSS FACTION the mart, aad the f ,tal HAN FRANCISCO. April 2 cropping ot speculation about the Trucks ric more, than 900 clerks mostly Once or twice a week, police sAid, he spondent, glared at his father. the of oceans resolution, fate shore. ThU man. OI Lord, peace nere rrom wlne the men and white women. For a would be "called out of town" and LAUDS HUGHES' NOTE GIST OF TESTIMONY. was that the onng .wine us Th the has impression given beauty rf your cretaught Australian steamers to over have bring negro jurisdiction ' these his friends were informed he had In was its the the sky, the of administration way ations, rivers, feeling sum of At close the the 1s and clerks-woulMoonshln the a whisky II day gin. be intolerable." gone to Washington to confer with and substance of of birds the the and basia." information ajvd ley. the 20 bonded light to .126. Win quart, 2so-"damning testimony" goods The Associated included homes whose so "Senator signers, PARIS, April and ' (By the When b had finished the son flute was to the effect that a housemaid brought by M. VlvUnl and that Is sold freely, i variety containing oo states, in a letter to memPress.) The union of finance, trade thirty-fiv- e was violin notes of a cradle song nere and to be a definite seen framed, Mrs. 26 had yet Stokes weartng overalls; policy per cent alcohol bing displayed In heard. Y industry, claiming to represent bers of congress declared: Then the mourners tV,r oo by sheone had kissed on store that and over and sold and Bllllg groceries drug "This petition does not come from GERMAN REDS FEEL a Urt look at Mr. Uvt bier the for occasion had even used as the term bars ccwktalls. Is inbeer endearing was a resolution nor commerce Ral it any political faction, up Feme ricked Ud violfts from "Carrots" when Billig entered her HOLLAND KEEPS EYE served with in some restaurants. rougit. POWER OF BELGIANS of approving the note Secretary Hughes stigated by southern prejudice. Northcoffin the keep as a remembrance. bedroom late at night; and that Mrs. Three thousand prohibition cases ln There weretoman senc 10 soviet itussia in repiy to me erners, southerners,; easterners and v floral clTerirrs but ON REFUGEES ROYAL Stokes d one ensmoked a federal law occasionally court; Judare; dry request that the United States open westerners, Democrats and Republicwere. wild flowers tbey githere 1 from 2. COBLENZ. April forcement greatly handicapped. (By the Assoclgaret. trade, relations with Russians. The ans, have set their signatures there- ciated hills'. fields and the dss, INDIANAPOIJK. Press.) The workers in the During the days that followed the resolution also condemns the Anglo-- j to." MANY LirTTILs AUIUTI LONDON. April 2. Former Em2. It Is esti- . The INDIANAPOLIS, Krupp plants in the Rheinhausen. divorce suit was lifted from the field peror oo Russian trade agreement, which it de-- i April and-thGerchildren f Westpark who freWilliam former Moers and Crefeld districts, in the Bel- of comedy to the plane of melodrama mated 10 00 quarts of liquor are made scribes as a temporary agreement car-- f NATION IS REDUCING visited lUvtrby to learn of crown watchbeen have man quently princo on here monthly. Bonded good are 116 animal aad gian occupational zone, resumed work by the appearance the stand of a rying only secondary advantages in atthe the interest with vegetable life from th( greatest ing to $11 a quart: mule 116 a gallon. today under the supervision of the Bel- witness) who swore she saw Mrs. Stokes tempt commercial sdealings, "to the detriment DEBT IMMENSE ITS nature trod slowly past of of aged Charles, which in of down the Much colored moonshine is sold as the dead, each lover, the recent T. Wallace, gian troops of the put apartment of a great counEdgar a bunch of wild to to secure restoration leaving Communist bonded goods. Latest tricks of boot- flowers. uprising there. The min- e at 12 E. 16th street. try." Contrasted with this act, the res' throne the the Hungarian "Evening ers also Forty-threto returned work. hollow canes holding thre or CI I A ITER 2. olution says Mr. Hughes note "appears WASHINGTON. April 2. The naFrom all sections of the cation, letNsks" correspondent at Amsterdam leggers: of the Communist leaders who "half-pin- t four woman's with skirt like a ray of light." drinks, came today telling of th love for tion's gross debt was reduced . $71.- - were arrested ters On March 24. T. Edgar Wallace, oil reports. will be court martiaJed. The American people, it adds, ap- 580,330 in March according to the concealed in the natural!t watch-ln- g pockrts, liquor are Id Ms inspiration t Dutch ot authorities The California, New arrived In magnate The Belgians 'since Thursday have York. loaves of booze In bread, preciate the real Russian democracy. treasury statement today which show- arrested who hauling tbow find comfort and contentHohenxollerns There the carefully. more than 500 Communists. hearse. OO In the great outdoors. ;Vr ment ed the debt to be 2S,80,140,37. Of was It oo of was of Brimful question. declared, Indignation at being oo ATLANTA. the total federal obligations outstandTomorrow, Mr. Burroughs eighty-fourt- h named a Stokes and the former crown prince leaving the ATLANTA. RADICAL LEAFLETS April 2. nootlegcers ing $2,754,841,000 represents short-ter- WOUNDED MAN FOUND denying that he even by"knows Mm. country, the correspondent adds. birthday. hU body will be takare on a scale. en certificates of indebtedbig Com OO" automobile Into the Western operating treasury by he when case the convenes Stokes, says PASSED IN CHICAGO ness, several hundred millions of which In wacans and hot DURING liquor, CatskiUs conveyed RAID and Interred at the placs on April f, he will tell of his own hapter a sells $10 for bottles, was tvro.' r.ear Bextniry. he where whole, gallon Secretary Mellon has said will be reHARDINGlife wedded GIVES and JOB prove the falsity of py a 112 sal: tired during April. and Frotch wh atend?4 the fun-trthose $15. of brandy quart Many his conduct ln his charges concerning BROTHER-IN-LACHICAGO, April 2. Leaflets sigh'An analysis of the treasury's fiscal are Bonded In 2. from will 'Woodchuck ldre." to TO goods DUBLIN, April forces go smugcled Auxiliary ed by the "United Communist party" affairs for the last year reveals little raided laborers' Nassau to and Blmlnl Rathfarn-ham- . apartment. his and ln for the the mountains, at d'n Georgia cottages The western oil man says he will and stating that "the Russian work- change in the amount of certificates coast. D. J. Gn.itt, U. H. Florida three miles south of Dublin last admit he occasionally entertained " ers, showed us what to do," were of indebtedness or the floating, debt. night, arresting two young men, one friends in his co WASHINGTON. Avrll 2 Appointsupervisor, says much bunco apartment and that he ment TTT-Ospread broadcast here today, many be- The gross debt; however, consisting of of whom was found to have been ser- left hia keys rather Professor and 'sauce Heber T TILWI.L pepper II, Votaw. loosely with oth brother-in-la-of ing found in the city hall and county largely Liberty bonds and ,. Victory iously wounded. . of President Harding colored water, is sold under fake rev2. PreU Vnrrr April LONI)N, is ers, all. but this The leaflets contained an notes, has shown a decrease. CertifiA patrol of crown forces was ambuildings. of federal prisons, enue stamps, to iteyncl .Is aa denl Wilson, superintendent according CHAPTER 3. invitation to union labor organizations cates of indebtedness KT. AUGL'STINn. np'H-lf-- ! outstanding bushed today near Bailyhaunls. Countv was announced today by the departhre for Ita Newspaper, is thto jbin in an insurrection. The plea March counter-actio- n '. Ai r,!. - t $2,667,220.-00He totalled An attacker was shot dead, ST. In at Mayo. will ot 2. the take ment ArorSTINE. office Fla.. for justice. l'.t divorce April was based on unemployment less than $100,000,000 below the another was badly wounded and one a l ha ron,!s 4 a a;t c April . - succeeding D. fc. Dickerson, on present totai. prisoner taken oa been Pace Par reiervt (Contbaucd (Coatiaucd resign4.Two) Two) SO IONS PLAN awaits an answer. j s i - SET FORTS IAS Y PC mho L r'VZ -- ECLARE PEACE FIND S CHICA 00 BY aJ RESOLUTION TO CAW Y SELLER , - m tt ga-tht- r uoject tk-out- a .I'ut-Usher- s " t - .v; Pay -- - o. - re f - hr boot-lejrrer- s. gTaj-hatr- n. - Z er peace-by-resolutl- one-f,ft- on gulll-whic- ! one-quart- two-thir- er, ds JTrnVli e or Td ! 11 V, -- . oATorav.n t- "' S- f, bcar I Ji.! Nsi Vnw - ( ! j Co!-lesria- te nro nr.m'. - j f- - . ex-servi- ce dls-trlct- a. d ad-vi- ce - has-draw- tnt-al- s gold-tippe- . e . 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