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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
YELLOW PERIL IS COMING
 BY THE LOWER ROUTE

MEXICO CITY, Aug. lS Three DDor and Japonr~r have arrived in i.""rr California with the evident in rnraon of settling thrle says the Mexican newspapers, which add that il is believed many of these immi- grant Japanese crossed the Interna- national boundary and made secret rnt. 1ncr to the United States
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23

haze been In Russia fighting the boI et,Nlhi, the United States army trans r'.I Shelldan arrived in port here . u.#h. from NIadiyostoh The boat aI.o hroC the bodies of twenty sol ,nr who were killed in the fighting
 With the exception of losing her utde. at sea the sheridan had an un. o,euttul rip The rudder, however, aa. quickly repaired d wireless mes
 o"r having quickly brot vessel h carried supplies of that kind
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
MEX|CANS FEAR TROUBLE WITH
 UNITED STATES

MARTA, Texas. Aug. = (41-But little progress Was made today by the troop, their bandit Iun according to information received hcIc the delay being occ~oncd by the
 absence oi Captain Aatoc> who expected to bring ne" orders, Ih, statement i, being made officially tonight I the reason wild rmor~ have been aIoa here all day Jo the effect that the bandit headquarters had been located and that American bombing planes were preparing to bomb It. Kllor also said that eight bandits had been killed but all of these statements are being branded ridiculous by the officials They statr however, that extensive operations al expected to be resumed tomorrow.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
BADLY BEATEN LEADER
HIS EFFORTS TO ADVANCE HIS RACE NOT WELL RECElV
 ED IN TEXAS

AUSTIN, Aug. 22.-(P) John R. Shllady, secretary of the national as sociati0n for the advancement of the colored people, was attacked and bad ly beaten tonight as he was leaving his hotel for a lecture hall where he was to deliver lecture to the negro residents of this city. After the beat ing was administered he was ordered to leave the city by the first train and immediately agreed to do so.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
ALL RAILROAD TRANSFORMATIONS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS PRACTICALLY PARALYZED BY STRIKE OF FOUR BROTHER HOODS OF RAILROAD MEN.
NO TRAINS ARE MOVING ON
 THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
OTHER RAILROADS ARE ALSO AFFECTED BY THE STRIKE BUT FEW TRAINS BEING ON THE MOVE - SWITCHMAN IS SHOT DURING RIOT.
DURING RIOT

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.-(P) Transportation in Southern California is practically paralyzed tonight as a result of the striking of four railway brotherhoods. and as a result but very few trains are running on any of the railroads The roads most affected are the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and the San Pedro, Los Angeles X Salt Lake. No night trains whatever are leaving over the Southern Pacific tonight and the service on the other two lines is also badly hampered as a result of the strike
 It is understood here that the strike
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
EBERT TAKES OFFICE

WEIMAR, Aug. 22.-P)-Franz Ebert took the oath of office today as the imperal president of Germany. A large crowd was present at the in augral ceremonies which were pulled off without a hitch.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
AMERICANS TO STAY THERE

MARTA, Texas, Aug. 22.-Hp There is no indication whatever that the American expedition which is chasing bandits in Mexico is to be withdrawn, according made from headquarters here tonight nscad lurt orders for them stay the trail Of the bandits have been issued and the force is following its instructions the letter 1t stated tonight that it is beNeed that the Americans will eventually clear all territory for distance of twenty miles south of the border, of the bandits.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
AIE\ICANS AROUSED

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 22.- NG Aroused to what the. term the danger the situation the newspapers oI this city are tonight demanding that the government oI McNco Ncc them fully informed the international situation III orc that thvv in turn may keep the public informed As yet o meagrc bulletins oi the doings the border are brln@ sued hcrc but they enough excite the NcNcama to highest pitch In commenting upon the situation as lar a they understand the newspapers declare that the danger American intcrlcl in ArNican affairs is not yet paS and they also calling upon all loyal Mr<cans to rally the Carranza standard in the event oI trouble
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
DICkMAN MAKES STATEMENT

MARTA, Aug. 22- (A9-In statement issued off cialy here tonight General J. T. Dcna commander of the southern department said that the American expedition is remain in Mexico least for the present regardless of ports the contrary As long there is hot trail to fol- low, he said the soldiers will pursue the bandits unless orders for them leave Mexican soil and to the United States received from Washington. The statement of General Dicknnan also caly confirms the killing of four bandits yesterday Mexico by the American expedition
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
SUPPORTING MEXICAN COMPARTMENT
MEXICO CITY, Aug.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. % (4p) The newspapers of this city with large headlines ill their issue, of this evening are appealing the people oj Nc>ico lo arousc themselves to the imminent danger of what hc\ consider invasion of Mexico bN American; army. It is also stated that the crnmcmt is considerably pcrurbcd the suaton thc senate having held session which ended with sruC the foreign relations committee to gather dctmS re- oardnQ what called the international situation. It IS aO stated that Of the prominent men OI the country arc announcing their unconditional adhesion the CurHnza among them being the governors o the States ot SmaOa, NueNu Leon, lucrcurO uCatdn and IatHsCo who have expressed their willingness and that of their people, to fight under the Carranza banner, by telegraph
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
COMMANDERS IS UNCONCERNFD

MARTA, Texas, Aug. -(E)-Asked today for statement concerning the possibility of the capture of the American expedition in Mexico by regular Mexican troops in superior numbers General Dickman expressed but little regarding the matter. He said that such conn gencv possible but hardly probable this time for the reason that the governments concerned there is sign of hOsties He also expresses but little regarding the protest of the Mexican government against the American expedition, saying that is of the protests made every fall.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
WORKERS BACK CARRAN/A

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 22-(4J-Thc railway unions of Mexico will back Carranza move he may make, having announced their unconditional loyalty to the govern issued from their a1naIGanated head quarters here tonight The statement says that the raI- road unoists of Mexico prepared tO fight II necessary in the event that the international situation brings on hos tilltltS.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
CARRANIA ASKED TO RESIGN

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. ? (40-A copy oI :. manifesto calling upon \cnu>tiano Carmza o resign the presidency of NcNico has been received hcrc puons to have been issued NcNcO City b Juan DomI%urz all ad yzor oi former President EniIano Madcro making three of vengeance should General Carnza refuse to heed ii Warnngs.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
ANOTHER SEIZURE MADE

of the railroad men is made in sym paDhy with the car strikers of this cly who are still holding out
 SWITCHMAN SHOT.
 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22 (R) uN ing Day, southern Pacific switch man, was shot today in riot at one of the street corners where the car strike slmpalhizera were gatherig. 1t k believed that his injuries are fatal The shooting took place dur ing a demonstration being made against the strike breakers who are operating the street cars.
 SITUATION CRITICAL
 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.-(P)- Late tonight the strike situation here is becoming increasing critical as it is feared that the nightly fruit ship ments will tied up which condition would result in great losses by both producer and buyers of fruit. The santa Fe railroad tonight announced the cancellation of all trains leaving this city after nine o'clock because of the inability to get crews to man them. The officials of the Santa Fe also state that unless conditions change the inbound train service to- morrow will also be seriously affected Federal mediation is aid to be the only way to end the strike which is spreading hourly.
 PROPHYLAxIS AT A DISTANCE
 A Milwaukee boy told his teacher that his sister had the measles.
 You go right home, Johnny" she said, and don't come back until your sister is we'll"
 Johnny left in a hurry. After he was gone another little boy held up his hand and said:
 ''Teacher, Johnny Dolan's sister what has the measles lives in Phla- delphia."
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
THOUSAND MEN
 ARRIVE HOME
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN, WITH AM ERICAN SOLDIERS FROM RUS
 SlA, IS IN PORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %. (P) Bringing 1000 American soldiers whu
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
b0LS KILL AS THEY ADVANCE
 MANY SUFFER

LONDON, Aug, D. (4')-That mheard of butchcry and 11enlshncss accompanies the advance the osheNl forces i'll the upper Don country Russia is the report received here The report says that they were unable to lind any able bodied people of the country who able to make their escape and that consequence they worked their vengeance all extremely old and tcmIery young people they could md killing the babies as they lay Tn their cradles and burning the old people, The despatch says that 9OOO thus executed in the Migun- skala and hazalskaia and that the Smzus like wise suffered More than 500 peasant inhabitants the sur rounding country also met death in this manner according to the despatch
 UkRAINIANS TAKE ODESSA
 LONDON, Aug. z (4D-Kcports received here to- day the effect that the Uraian forces have at last captured Odessa from the boshcNI after d hard fought bat tie and partial siege lasting many days They have driven the bo defenders from the city and in full control It also stated i'll the despatc however, that the bD leaders have gathered endorsements and now on the march for the city, being determined recaprc it at all costs
 POLES MAKE GAIN
 COPI|NIIAG%N, Aug. z (49 AdUccs received here are to the effect that the Polish army is defeating the bo sheViki wherever the forces contact The re- port says that the Poles have made the capture the poran fortress of KoNno northeast of Dubuo and that the bOIsheVkl are fleeing before them
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
MISSING ARMY AVlATORS REPORTED FOUND: REPORT OFFICIALLY DENIED

tenants Frederick E. Watcrhouse and C. H. Connolly are reported to have been found the east of Lower California They have been missing since Wednesday, at which time they started in aeropanc from una Arizona for Rockwell field here
 REPORT CONTRADICTED
 SAN DIEGO Aug. 22-(4D-It is officially announced here tonight that the missing aHators Warehouse and Comedy have not been found reported earlier in the day. The first report said that the missing had been found by Carranza patrol but later information fails to Nub~tantiatc the earlier statement,
 Owing to the fact that the have been missing io several days considerable for their whereabouts and for their plight if living, is being expressed And a suit of this feeling the department has ordered pa ro of cavalry along the border and has also ordered aropanc to adjacent territory in AeNco for the purpose o locating the il possible In official circles here 1t is thot possible that the be prisoners of Mexican bandits, but that theory secuted by others who we'll informed the subject the opinion expressed v the latter being that the have either been forced descend and have been Iocatcd have fallen their coth k hoped by all concerned however, that the cxen sion Of the acopamc scouting will have the effect of finding either the alive and we'll their dead bodics
 SEARCH ANAII.S NOTHING
 SAN DIEGO, Aug. 22.- CD-Aitcr having searched posed to be, either in captivity dead badly hurt the army acroamcs which have been searching for the miss ing avator Natcrhousc and ConncIIv returned their base here tonight with information which would give even the smallest ccW to the whereabouts of the missing men, As result efforts to find of the avators will be re- doubled tomorrow.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
IS STILL MAKINK PLANS
 FOR LONG SPEAKING TOUR

PLANS TO GO TO THE WEST SOME TIME IN OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER WILL GO TO NEW YORK TO GREET GENERAL PER SIZING NEXT MONTH.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-23
PRESIDENT MAY NOT MAKE THE:
 FLEET REVIEW

DUTIES OF PRESIDENT WII SON AT WASHINCTON MAY KEEP HIM FROM MAKING CONTEM- PLATED TRIP TO THE PACIFIC COAST
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-13

North West corner OF Lot Four ca in
said block Five (5), thence extending
North twenty COO feet to the place of
beginning.
Be discontinued and vacated and
the same is hereby discontinued and
vacated and no longer to be used as a
public alley.
And it is hereby ordered that a
transcript of this resolution be cere-
tilted to by the City Auditor, and re-
corded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Hand County, South Dakota
w. J. Halloween,
Attest: Mayor.
T..O. Teller, City Auditor
Be 1t Resolved by the City Council
Of the City of Miller, S. Oak, that j.
p Brown, the lowest bidder on sewer
No. 6 on West Fourrn Street, having
failed to comply with his bid, it is
hereby cancelled and it is hereby or
uCISu Lhdl INC Dlu VI D. II. hiuTIy, vi
said sewer No. 6, for $1.75 per running
foot, be accepted
Motion made and carried that above
resolution be adopted. Roll call on
motion. Yeas--Wilson, Churchill, Du-
lin and Woodruff.
Motion made and carried that the
following bills be allowed. Roll cal
on motion. Yeas-Wilson, Catalan
Dulin, Woodruff, Churchill
Continued to page 8
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-13
OFFICIAL WORK OF
COUNTY BOARD
Continued from last week.
Special Salary Fund
September salaries, county

NCOiltiltuCu nun lueI "CChF
Special Salary Fund
September salaries, county
officers ........ .........$ 1858
Mothers Pension Fund
July and August pensions ) 400
September pensions ........ $1,000
General Fund
A. G. Mohr, sheriff's fees. 1919
j. c. Bang, Aug. and Sept.
light service ...... ...... 71.05
D. II. DaVis, labor at court
mouse ....'... ..'.'..... INV
J +. McCullen, premium ON
insurance ..s.~......... $500
G. c. Briggs, Justice reports
state VS. Belle Kinsley . 1920
G. c. Briggs, Justice reports
state VS. Bill Kramer 800. 62.67
G.. c. Briggs. Justice reports
state VS.. A. Ruzicka ...... 1895
A s. ODER, Justice reports
state VS.. Glenn Moss go. $3.50
Dorman Lieske, Justice re-
ports. state is. Linn Bros. 21.30
Frank Moore, ice for Court
House ....,,.. .......... 1910
Port McWhortef, county ply
stefan ....... ........... SO.75
C.. NJ. Carroll, premium on Co q,
officers bonds ....--.... 100
II. II. Greeves, groceries for
poor ........ .......... $3.50
Grant Boles, auto hire, Wall -
Lake project ........". 200
Remington Typewriter Co.
typewriter ...... ....... 1850
ID. r. Bremen, drayage -. $40
Mrs. X. Williamson, care of
j. MisCh (pOor) ........ 1880
Collins Drug Co, supplies for
Board of Health ........ 400.
Il. o. Reck supplies for Court
House ......... ......... 1900
Il O. Reck. Coroner's fees. 1850
Oak. Central Tel. Co., Sept
service ........ ......... 2S.O5
Mary Struif, work in Audi
tors Office ............. $500
I Stanley, meat for poor. 1906
CHM e. Co, school books. $500
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-13

BLOCK Lot 10 .......... 1890
And that the assessment as made
shall become delinquent II not paid
within sixty (60) days upon filing of
the assessment roll in the office of
the City Treasurer and a penalty will
be collected OF One Il per cent? per
cent per month for each succeeding
month after said assessment becomes
delinquent.
Dated September 22nd. 1919.
w. j. Halloween,
Attest: Mayor.
r. o. Teller, City Auditor.
Motion made and seconded that the
above resolution approving assess.
ment roll be passed and adopted and
ordered published. Roll call on no
ton Yeas:-WiIson, Churchill, Du-
lin and Saltmarsh.
On motion Ordinance No. 123, pro-
viding for the payment of cost of CON
structing sewers in sewer District No.
One, by special assessment Gertif-
Gates payable in installments, was
given a first reading and passed to
second reading. Roll call On passage
OF ordinance, Yeas:-WiisOn, Cbur-
chill, Dulin and Saltmarsh
On motion Council adjourned to
September 10Th, 1919 at 8 o'clock p.
N.
T. O.. TELLER,
City Auditor.
Miller, S d., Sept. 18th, 1919.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Mayor Halloween In the chair.
Aldermen present on roll call-Wil-
son. Churchill, Catalan and Salt
marsh.
Ordinance No. 1913 given a second
reading and motion made that ordin-
ance be passed and adopted and or
dered published. Roll call on motion
Yeas:-Wilson. Churchill, Catalan
and Saltmarsh.
On motion Council adjourned
T. o. TELLER.
City Auditor.
Miller, s.. d., Oct 9Th, 1919.
Council met in regular session,
Mayor Halloween in the chair. Alder
men present on roll Caii-WilsOn,
Catalan. Dulin and Woodruff, Chur-
chill.
Minutes of last regular meeting
read and approved.
On motion Bond or J NJ. Smith as
Police Justice filed and approved.
Petition of p. ID. Peterson for per
nit to put In oil tank on curb granted,
Quarterly report of A. s ODER, ]. r.,
filed and approved.
Resolution
Be it resolved, that the public alley
extending east. and west in Block Five
60, in william II. Miller's addition to
town, now city of Miller. Hand County
South Dakota, which is more particu-
farly described as follows:
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner of lot twenty two (22, of said
block FIVE (5), thence extending due
east One Hundred Sixty-fve 1861
feet to the Southeast corner Of lot
twenty-seven (27), In said block five
60 thence extending South twenty
(2O) feet to the Southeast corner of
Lot Four t4) in said Block Five (5},
thence extending due West One Hun
dred Sixty-Five 1857 feet to the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-13
CITY COUNCIL
: PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED from last week.
Miller, S. D., Sept ., 1919.

Miller, s. D., Sept ., 1918.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Mayor Halloween in the chair.
Aldermen present on roll call-Wil-
son, Churchill, Catalan, Dulin and
Saltmarsh.
Motion made and carried that the
Council raise the salary of J. c. Bang
$50 per month. Roll call on motion
Yeas-Wilson, Churchill, Catalan,
Dulin and Saltmarsh.
On motion Ordinance No. III was
given a second reading, passed and
approved and ordered published,
Roll call on motion Yeas-Wilson,
Churchill, Catalan, Dulin and Salt
marsh
On motion Ordinance No. 122 was
given a second reading, passed and
approved, and ordered published
Roll call o nmotion. Yeas-Wilson
| Churchill, Catalan, Dulin and Salt
marsh.
On motion Council adjourned to
September 30, 1919 at s o'clock p. m
II q. Teller.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Sept. t.-Further gains
OF / to 3 points were made by leading
issues at the feverishly active opening
OF todays stock market. Cruclble steel.
yesterdays sensational feature. was
striking exception, falling nearly 10
points In tho first fifteen minutes
baldwin Locomotive which rivaled Cru
chile In the preceding session. added al
most . points TO yestedays advance
but reached ~ points Immediately.
American car. American Locomotive.
American Can, Hide and Leather. pre-
ferred, Central Leather. y. y. Rubber,
Industrial Alcohol. Chino Copper and
Sumatra tobacco embraced the other
strong features. L. y. Steel made only
fractional gain. which Was soon for
feited.
Motors and kindred specisities domi-
mated the mixed trading at midday
Chandler made an extreme gain OF ..
points, General Motors rallied and
Keystone Tire I, Crucibls and Baldwin
recovering to 8 points American
Woolen reacted sharply on announce
ment OF the increased dividend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
BRITISH FL|ERS
REACH NORWAY
They Take Queen on Aerial
Joy Ride,

LONDON, Sept. A successful
flight recently was made by a flyint
boat of tho royal air force to ~
Scandinavian countries from Eao-
land. according 10 an announcement
made by the air ministry today. /,
Starting from Felixstowc. Suiioii,
and proceeding by way OF Dundee,
Scotland, the machine few direct =
Norway. landing at Chris,iansa.sd.t
Thence by stages the hydroairplssa.
visited Chrstiania, Copenhsgsa3|
Stockholm, Gossburg and Esbieye,
and then flew back TO Felixs,owe, .
total distance OF 2,450 sea mica.
which was covered in 40 hours ~
10 minutes Of actual flying time.
In Norway an exhibition flight vas
made before the king and queen. The
queen was taken IN on two occasioas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept. I. All active
cotton positions sold uhd'r 20 cents
this morning and to new loW levels iH.
the present hear movement. fefl', 'i'f
heavy general selling on stop orders.
due TO weak cables. a favorable w"a't
er map And an absence ci ouif''.
speculative support. December c1N-
tracts declined TO % $50 and March ID"
2J.35c. representing net luss ~ W.
10 70 points From these levels hufH'
rullies occurred after the opening H
"A result OF buying prompted by rrpo''
that tropical storm Was brgNiug D.
the Caribbean sea.
selling pressure was suhseIuer'i
resumed. resulting I'm still lower levels
with December of to ~ zoe ana 'h.
whole market about 80 10 pn.'-
under the previous close. Tho 'HEu.
able western halt forecast wcukurat n
grain and liberal selling by m" south
doubtless on weather conditions, 'h''i-
ly explained the heayiuess ~ midday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
Sanity and Less
Vanity Urged in
Buying of Shoes

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-If the
puhl- would display more sanity
and Ie., vanity in buying shoes a
noticeable depreciation in price
soon would be felt
This !, the pist of a statement
issued by Michael Fricdsam,
member Of New York's Fair Price
nmui'cc, in a report in which he
declares shoe manufacturers have
NJ pro'.'eercd
IN !YlI, he says, leather sold for
20 cents square foot Today il
brings $50. Shoes than can be
bought "a New York for SIS are
,a'i IN London for so aud in
'aris iur $40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
BocnES RESENT
... Latest DEMANr|

BERLIN. Sept. 4--The Taseliscl
Rundeschau declares that the demaN4
by the entente that the German Coz,
stitution be altered is hardly Gales
lated to induce the German people ~
respect their new charter, and wan(2|
the supreme council OF the dangesn|
OF preeipitating a new internal die
ruption. NJ
The vossiche Zietuns says . A1k
refusal is the only possible answer ~
the demands Of the entente, while The
kreuz Zietung remarks that II
amateurs Of Weimar must nov p1
mp with the constant intervention y
the entente in Germanys internal a.
fairs"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
LBGALS.
NOTICE OF srocKhQLpERs' MEET
mo OF THE OKLAHOMA CLUB

NOTICE OF SToCKhoLDERs' MEET
INC OF THE OKLAHOMA CLUB
IN corporation)
To the Stockholders OF the Oklahoma
Club, . corporal ton;
Notice 10 hereby given that. by order
q d,ds ,ns fss rs,r o. III, Ires,or, :. Ia s'oss &.
rooms Of the Oklahoma City Chamber
Of sComjaerce on Friday. September
1Dlh, 1910 al the hour Of 500 y. m. for
the Duxpoee Of adopting by la w, elect.
!ne . Board Of Directors, and transact
Ing aay other business which the stock
holders may deem, eHpedient with re-
Ing ana maintenance OF . building for
'euch club. or any other business which
may come before such meeting.
THE OKLAHOMA Cf6iB,
Nv JOHN w. SHARTErl, President
Attest ROY E. FiNERTY. Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-04
Prince Is Playing !
To Big Audience

ALGOMA. Ont. Sept. 4.-En,husi-
astic demonstrations greeted ~
prince Of Wales as he Progresses
through western Ontario to6ay
Thousands Of people were sathst6
at all the stations along the railweSs
In several OF the larger towns, u
prince made brief addresses and pat-
ncipa'ed in ceremonies arranged h
his honor. IN