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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29

coin. br. m. by Peter The Great,
F. L. Perkins, Allston, Mass.
2.20-Miss Peter Lincoln. br. m. by
Peter The Great. F. L. Perkins,
Allston, Mass
e.27, 2.S0-Barion b. g., by Bengen, F.
L. Perkins, Allston. Mass.
2.22. 2.24-George W. b. g., by I'm
known. H. H. Lander, Stratton,
Maine
go 2.22, PA. 2.27-Constantipe Boy b.
S, by Constantine. Albert McMul-
len, Kingsfeld. Maine.
go, 2.22, 2.24-Beau Dewey. blk. g.,
by Scientia, E 0. kidder Rum.
ford, Maine.
2.22, 2.24, 2.21-Miss Q. blk. m. by Dan
@, John Ganeau. Dexter. Maine.
go, DO, 2.24-Doctor Mckinney blk.
G.. by Mckinney, A. n. Wheeler.
Pa 2.27-Modette b. m, by Moko, a.
y. Wheeler.
2.22. 2.24. 227-Harlem Express Oh. g.,
by Atlantic Express. J. F. Nor
ang. Belfast, Maine.
2.22, 2.24, 2.27-Peter Jay, b. g., by
Peter The Great. Frank Colburn.
Pennington. Maine.
81, 2.S0-Princess Alfondly, b. m, by
Prince Alfondly Frank Colburn,
Pennington. Maine.
go, 222-Star Marque b. m, by Sir
Marque. Frank Colburn, Farm
ington. Maine.
2lS, 2.20-Lady Dirl. b. M, by Dirl,
Hudson Farms, Guilford. Maine.
222, 224, 227, 230-Dotty Mac b. m,
by Diego, c. j. Libby, Corinna,
Maine.
2.24. 227, 23O-Autumn Wilkes br. m,
by Tarratine, c. J. Libby, Cortn-
ma, Maine.
pa, 2.27, 2.3O-Alexander. br. e., by
Allendorf, \. E. Brison. Dexter,
Maine
227, 2.30-Geneva W. br. m. by Di-
rect Braden, Walter &. Morrill,.
Pittsfield, Maine.
.30-Somerset. Geneva w, br. M. by
Direct Braden, Walter G. Morrill,.
Pittsfeld.
227, 2.3Q-Dora Mack b. m, by We'd
gewood. Walter G. Morrill,. Pitts
field Maine.
230-Somerset. Dora Mack. h. M, by
Wedgewood Walter G.. Morrill,,
Pittsfield, Maine
222, 224, 2.27 2.3o-Braden, b. g.. by
Direct Braden, Steward Webb,
Norridgewock, Maine.
.30-Somerset, Braden, b. g., by Di-
rect Braden. Steward Webb. Nor
ridgewock. Maine.
227 2.30-Victor r. CHI. G., by Pilot
Nelson. Wesley Rogers. Madi-
son, Maine.
80, Somerset-Victor X. Oh. g., by
Pilot Nelson. Wesley Rogers,
Madison, Maine.
2.30-Mister McMac. oh. G.. by Nc
Clintick. William r. Jewett
80, Somerset-Mister McMac, CHI.
G., by McClintick. William r.
Jewett
pa, 227, 2.30-Bingen V. McGreg-
gor, b. g., by Robert Bingen.
Conrad Webb, Norridgewock,
Maine
30, Somerset-Bingen V. McGregor,
b. G., by Robert Bingen. Conrad
Webb, Norridgewock, Maine.
2.2I, 2.3O-George Cochato. br. g.,
by Cochato, A. y. Avery, Nor
rideewock, Maine.
80 Somerset-George Cochato. br.
g.. by Cochato, A. y. Avery,
Norrdgewock. Maine.
2.20. > % 22l-Bells Trinity, b. M,
by Trinity Bells, Perry Nelson,
y Dexter Maine.
2o4 2.27, .:0-Morrill The Great, G.
G., by Unknown. Perry Nelson,
Dexter. Maine.
2.30-Iowa Jr., b. &, by Mott Will
liams, f. l.. Tozier, Fairfield,
Maine
80, Somerset-Iowa Jr. b. s.. by
Mott Williams, f. L. ToZier,
Fairfield, Maine.
227, 2.30-Jessie Ward, bL m, by
John Ward, T.. P. Dearborn,
Pittsfield. Maine.
30 Somerset-Jessic Ward, bl. m,
by John Ward, T. p. Dearborn,
Pittsfield, Maine.
Classes for first day 22O and 2.27.
Glasses for second day 215. 2224
and go Somerset
Glasses for third day 2.1S 2222 and
80
Races called for first day at 200
o'clock fast time.
Races called second and third day
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29
Sure relief

lndlgestlon, dyspepsia.
warning avoid many worthless socalled cures that
often harmful drugs In vain these various
The true IL F." Atwoods Medicine brings quick relief
without the risk of injurious afterefects Instead Of
temporary Improvement the of weakening
vital organ helps the entire digestive apparatus tones the
stomach establishes general healthy condition Taken
regularly the physical improvement which will result, will
also overcome the fear of new attack.
81" F. be given with perfect safety to member
of the family It has been family for so
years. its friends steadfast You buy large bottle
eco teaspoonfu doses) from druggist for SO
al F." Medicine Co., Portland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29

Every motor highway
and byway throughout
picturesque NeW Eng
land and New York is
a part of the long
"S0c0ny Trail".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

stedes I'll Hyile we'd Siden af
sine TO Born. som var gaaet for
nd COR deres Fader. Pastor II.
?. Jensen talte der ct tr6stende
Ord til de sbreende. OF forret.
fede Jordpaakastelsen. Herren
CAV, Herren tog. Herrens Nayn
vpre loyetl
On Aftenen var der saa Skrif-
og Altergang, hvor ike
saa faa nod de hellige Gayer og
Herrens Yelsignelse. Pastor Jen-
sen ledede Skriftemaalet. Der
talte Pastor Nielsen nd fra
FIJI. .. 7 90 Heb. 9, Iii. Saa
ct kort Ord at Pastor Beck. Der.
en- Solosang af Mrs. Hansen
og Sang af Koret. Pastor Jen-
sen sluttede med TAX til Gud OF
Faderen og til Presterne og ale
de fremmede Chester, som Var
med os / disse Fest
dage. Og saa endnu en- TAX til
eder allie baade Prester og andre
besogende, o. Tax til wore XVII
der for eders store og besyarlige
Arbejde, som l havde, baade
med at pynte til Festligheden o.
med at berede Mad til saa mango,
sen for elders store Arbejde
og TAX til Mrs. og Pastor len
baade med Festskriftet og San
gen deri. Maa saa Herrens Vel
signelse og Made we're med os
ale ogsaa i de kommende Dage.
Herren siger: ,,Jeg vii ingen-
lunde forbade eder.'
Dermed Hilsen til ale Dan
skerens Lesere og Redakteren.
R. c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Standard Alta, Canada.

Dersom De onsker en- Farm det f~rugtbare Distrikt ON
kring Standard OF Hussar. Alberta, Canada, skriv til Under
tegnede efter LBte gvende fuld Beskriyelse. Jeg har nogle
faa Farme til Salgs til rmeige Priser med en- Udbetahng fra
$500 til $4,000. Folgende er en- af dem:
Farm bestaaende at 23 acres af det bedste Land Dr
striktet. Muldiord med L%ernderag, 13 acres under Irrigation,
40 acres under Plov, hvoraf 10 acres ny Brpkning ferdig
for Saaning. lille Hus % Siald, alt fenced. Pris $50 pr, acre.
s. 900 Udbetaling. Resen pa "Croppayment' begyndende
1922 Anthon N. Rasmussen,
Standard, Alta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
SHREDDER johnson,

der Dor Nord for Yejen like
langt fra Dana College, tager
Bestilling paa alt til FACET hen
h6rende. Et Sat KlGder %leyeres
til Priser fra $1,000 til 10000.
Da Prison paa Klede er gaaet
ned. leverer han ct Set Kleder
10 PCT. billigere end tidligere
Ell godt Set faas til $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Motorklub og De forenede dan
sle Automobilejere, spppleret med
, Yeiinspektorer, har paa ct
Mode dr6ftet Diet brandende
Sp0rgsmaal ON Observation-Disclosures
ne og Landevejenes Odeleggelse.
Man vedtog enstemmigt en- Hen
yendelse til Ministeriet for Of.
fentlige Arbejder om snarest mu-
ligt at nedsette en- Kommission
i'll Oyeryejelse af Sp6rgsmaalet.
En- velanbragt inscription.
Rigsdagsmendene mofede sig for
leden j al Stilhed over en- pudsig
Kombination az Tilfaldigheder.
Som Formand for Bandstin-
get har Observation-Disclosures Biz
low en- Lejlighed til Disposition
i Rigsdagsbygningen. Da han
like sely kan benytte den, har
han overdraget Landstingsmand,
DR.. Kragh Yerelserne, og Hr.
Kragh bebor deh sammen med
sin Hustru. |Indgangen ven3er
II IL Tn,.Johal1o, com MaIa.
rem Rasmus Larsen har dekoreret
med sine ber6mte Xignetter og
sentenser. Tilfpldigvis indfattes
Hr. og Fru Kraghs Dor af fol
gende tankerige Vers:
Yirk i Fellig, men forskellig,
drag til Minde,
Mand er Mand og Kvinde Kyinde.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
New Fidelity Laundry,
Fremont, Neb.

Agent: Paul Rasmussen n,
Hj9rnet af Front .og FIT st.,
Blair. bet oliver sendt Tirsdag
midday og kommer tilbage Ere
dag Eftermiddag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Yirk i Fellig, men forskellig,
drag til Minde,
Mand er Mand og Kyinde Kyind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Gudst jeneste og Mpder.

sSndag IA. Nov. sondagsskole
og Gudstjeneste til sedvanlige
Tider. FIN. dansk, Aften engelsk.
Tabitham9de II. Nov. :
Nebraska Ungdomsforbund har
bestemt Mode her i Blair til
26.-28. November.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Kennard, Nebr.

Gudstjeneste hver Eden og 4de
S0ndag Find. Kl. Il. hver Maa-
led.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Onsdag den 10. November, 1920
Blair, Nebraska.

shington Countys Ved-
mende blew, at Albert II. Mil
Ter (Rep.) valgtes til Stats
Senator( fra Washington og Dodge
Countier) Albert w. Sprick
(Rep.) til Legislturmedlem Ed
ward c. jackson (Rep.) Ill Clerk
of DISTRICT Court Ross II. Ras-
mussen lRep.) til County-Asses-
sor Henry Truhlsen (Rep.) til
County Commissioner A. c. De-
bel til County-Dommer og Miss
Mabel J. Marsh til County-Sup-
erintendent.
Mr.. Hans J0rgensen, Past.
Schultz S Svoger, hvis Bes6g med
Familie vi for har omtalt, er
afrejst herfra. Efter at han var
kommen tilbage fra Montana,
besluttede Familien sig til at
rejse til California til det
store danske Settlement i Fres-
no County.
= J. E. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
L. e. Pierce.
yor danske smed, Mr..
Mdgaard Jensen, og hans For
lovede, Miss A%ndreasen, Soster
I'll Bager Andreasen, som i For
aaret rejste sammen til Dan
mark, er kommen tilbage, efter
at de har holdt Bryllup der
og har bosat sig her.
bet var os en- Glade at Sc dem
i Kirken her / S6ndags. Vel
kommen tilbage og til Lykke!
Kvindeforeningens Basar i
Fredags Aftes blew trods
Regnvejr og s9let Fore en-
rigtig Sukses. Man realiserede
over 5000. Foruden Udsalg og
Servering af Forfriskninger ga
yes der ct kort Program, hvor
Past. Anker talte skont ON To
men fra Himlen'' og aTonen fra
Jorden''. bet calder ON, at de
to modes, saa Tonen fra Jorden
(Sukket) kan blive aflest af
Tonen fra Himmelen og blive til
Lovsang. Og saa sang nogle
smaapiger saa yndigt for os. -
Hvad Forfriskninger angik, da
var det Smorrebrod med dansk
Rullep9lse, der fix Prisen.
Mr.. og Mrs. A. Christen-
sen STAIR nu ferdige til at REESE
nd til Alderdomshjemmet i Brush.
S6ndag Eftermiddag havde man
(Kvf.) faaet ct Afskedsm6de i
Stand med dem hos p. c. So
rensens. De var indbudt der til
midday, og hen paa Eftermid-
dagen kom saa flere Venner for
at tage Asked med dem. Der
yeksledes med Bibellasning, Sang
og Bon, og saa bod Mrs. S9ren-
sen paa Katie og Rage. Lykke
paa Rejsen og i det nye HEM
Miss Marie Petersen, som !
en- Aarrakke har haft sit Hem
hos Otto Hansens, blev for ct
Par Dage siden indlagt paa Hoo
spitalet her som meget syg. Man
mente like, at hun kunde leYe /;
men i Gaar var hun / Bedring.
Maaske forestaar der hende en-
Operation.
Foruden af Past. Anker
har vi haft Bes9g af Past. Carl
sen fra Royal. Og iLs6ndags
hilste vi paa Mrs. Jens Dixen
j Kirken. Hun var paa Vel til
Minden, hvor hun sammen med
sin Mand, Missioner J. Oxen
10 skal oyertage B~estyrelsen af
Diet nye Alderdomshjem.
Gudstjeneste og Mpder.
Sdndag II. Nov. S0ndagsskole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
DANMARK.

Eft Klokkespil i en- Landsby-
kirke. Viborg. Is. October Ged-
sted Kirke vii blive den fprste
Landsbykirke i Danmark, fra
hyis Taarn der kommer til at
lyde Klokkespil. En- Velynder
af Kirken har nemlig we'd tesla.
mentarisk Gave skanket Kirken
ct Uhr. hvis 9 Klokker er af-
stemt til liver fulde Time at
spille Salmen .Dagen gaar med
raske Fled. Uhret er for Ii
den under Arbejde hos den be-
kendte Uhrfabrikant Bertram
Larsen i K9benhavn, og Opset-
ningen vii ske j Forbindelse
med en- Restaurering af Kirken.
Viborg Latinskole. Viborg. 10.
October. Den gamle Latinskole
i Viborg err optaget j Klasse B
under de Bestemmelser, som Lo-
ven til Fredning af gamle, in.
~teressante Bygninger foreskriyer.
Bygningen med Fl9je, Rektorha-
We m. m. maa like blot like
tilintetggres, men heller like UNI
derkastes Forandringer af no
gen Art uden forud indhentet
Tilladelse fra Nationalmuseet. ON
ct Par Aars Til vii Skolen mid
lertid like lengere blive be-
nyttet som hidtil, idet der til
den It'd vii vere opf9rt en- ny
Latinskole.
Automobilerne og Landevejene.
EFT Fallesudvalg, bestaaende al
Representatives. for Amtsraads.
foreningen, De sa%mvirkende Sog-
neraadsforeninger, Kgl. dansk
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
WEST BRANCH, IOWA.

Fra Meniehedens %. Aars Ju-
bclpums- og Missionsfest, afholdt
den %. 81. October, 1920, /
den dansk lutherske Kirke i w
b. Vi hayde saa after den Glg-
de at samles med to az Menig-
hedens forrige Praster og deres
Hustruer, nemlig Y. ?. Glenn
mensen og Hustru Jog Datter
Marie) og Theo. p. Beck og HUI
stru, SAINT Pastor Y. c. Nielsen
og Hustru fra Davenport, Ia,
og en- Del Gaster fra Cedar Falls,
Davenport og Wilton. Fredag
Formiddag, HI. 1890 samledes
vi ] Kirken for med hYerandre
at takke Herren for de synnd-
ne 25 Aar. Vor gamle Degn T.
G. Christensen leste Indgangs-
B6nnen og bad Herren Bon,
h~vorefter Salmen 402 blev sun
get. Derefter predikede Pastor
Beck udfra den rs. Davids Sal
me: ,Denne err Dagen, som Her
rem har beredt, lader os fryde
og glede os paa den" der efter
sang Vi en- Sang, som Stedets
Priest, Pastor II. p. Jensen, hav-
de digtet og ladet trYkke i Jubi-
'eums skriffet. Efter Gudstje-
nesten samledes vi j Kirkens
Krypt for med hverandre ogsaa
der at hyde Herrens Gaver, som
Kvinderne havde beredt.
Kl. 3 Eftermiddag samledes
Vi after i Kirken, hvor Pastor
Clemmensen prpdikede nd fra
LUX. -, % o. Aab. Z, 10:
Here, mon de er faa, som bliye
ri. s Aften p~radikede
Pastor Clemmensen igen for os
og derefter nogle Ord af Past
Beck og Sang az Koret.
Fredag Aften kom saa Diet s6r-
gerliee Budskab, at Tomas Pc
dersen var slaaet af en- Hest
ude i Marker og var vidst bod
med det samme. ia, Herren brin-
ger gledelige Bndskaber, men
han bringer ogsaa ~sorgelige Bud
skaber. Han siger 10 j sit Ord:
Nine veie ere like elders Veje
og mine Tanker like elders Tan
ker. Sandlig, Herren har kaldt
paa sit danske Folk paa denne
Egn i Diet syundne Aar.
L6rdag Eftermiddag samledes
igen en- temmelig stor Forsamling
/ Kirken. Pastor Nielsen talte
nd fra Matth. Is, u og Jon. /,
Y, og Pastor Clemmensen talte
ON Jakobs Dr9m; ct kort Ord
af Pastor Beck og Sang af Ko-
ret. Kl. S. Aften samledes vi og-
5aa i Kirken, hvor Pastor Beck
talte nd fra Ord Rom. 8 Kap. og
udlagde Ordene saaledes, at der
er kun ct Skridt mellem Byct
og OGDEN. Pastor Nielsen talte
nd fra Matth. Diet 5. Kap. ON,
hvem der oliver saliee. Til Slut
ct lille Ord af Pastor Glenn
mensen og igen Sang af Koret.
S6ndag Formiddag III. 1920
Reformations- Prediken af Pastor
Clemmensen. Efter Gudstjenesten
talte Pastor Beck til Sendags-
skOlen. Derefter samledes vi
after i Kirkens Krypt, hyor Kyin.
derne igen hayde ct dejligt Maal-
It'd med mango dejlige og vel
smagende Retter.
ON Eftermiddagcn Kl. 3 blev
Thomas Petersen begravet fra
den danske luth. Kirke, som han
var Medlem af, han var baade
d6bt og konfirmeret der og har
varet rede til at hjalpe, hver
Gang der trangtes til Hjelp. Pa
stor Clemmensen talte paa En-.
gelsk og Pastor Beck paa Dansk.
To Sange blev sunget af Kir-
kens Kor, og to SOLDER af Mrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
M0dekalender.
LEBANON"

dansk-am. luth. Blad for Sudan,
Afrika, Verdens NEST forsemte
Missionsmark. Las d e t. I'd
kommer maanedvis. so Cts. IA
ret. Proyenumre faas frit. Skriy
til Marius Jorgensen,
3016-East Lake Street,
Minneapolis, MINI,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Dana College

yinterterminen begynder d. %. Nov. Unge Mend og Kyn.
der. som agter at komme til denne It'd, bedes anmelde deres
Komme snarest muligt. saa der kan traffes de nGdvendige
Forberedelser til at tage mod dem.
DANA COLLEGE.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
HEARING
FOR DRY LAW OFFICER
CBy Associated Press)

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2S.-Hear-
ings begun before Governor Sleeper
today on the request of Wisconsin au-
thorities for the extradition of Leo J.
Grove, chief prohibition enforcement
officer for upper Michigan, and two
assistants, who are charged with the
murder of John Chiapusio, an alleged
liquor runner.
Anti-liquor societies opposed extra
dition of the prohibition officers. NJ
F. Reid, district attorney of Iron coun-
ty and Sheriff Mike White. were TO
appear for Wisconsin. Chiapusio was
shot and killed Oct. 8, when, it is
alleged, he attempted to cross the
Wisconsin, Michigan boundary with %
cases of liquor.
An interesting feature of the hear
ing is that the scene of the shooting
is in territory described on maps as a
part of Wisconsin, but which the Mich
igan constitution describes as a part of
this state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
JUDGE BOND ORDERS
OLD CASES DISMISSED

Acting on a motion presented by
Prosecutor Freeman, Judge Bond or
dered the dismissal of approximately
so cases Tuesday. In filing the mo-
tion. Attorney Freeman said that some
of the cases had been on the docket
for more than three court terms,
while others which had been filed had
never been followed up by the plain
tiff
The names of the defendants in the
cases dismissed Tuesday are: Ned
Ellis, Frank B. Lawrence, Robert Ew-
ing Oliver Burk, Elijah Ramey. John
Oler, Earl Davis, William Tracy.
Quincy Meek. Thomas Moon, Elmer
Thomas, Eldon Downs. Elmer Sauer,
John Schwab, Claud Gould. Dora Wilt,
Daniel Grove, Eddie Murphy. Mark
Bosworth. Ralph Mallen. John Frank
lin, Alfred Gray. James Skates, Henry
Gill. Allen Manager, James Goodwin,
Charles Furrow, Fred Balm. Benjamin
Crawford. Fred White. Arthur Corn
thwaite, George Graef Harry Burk-
hardt, Lowell Kinsey. Dwight Smith,
Ctannon T. Campbell, Earl Daugherty,
Walter Peak, Will Ryan, Hal Skinner,
Edgar w Herbert, Edgar Rosser, J,
r. Coughlin. Thomas Farley, Harold
Ball, Charles Hurst, Charles Johnson,
Fred Connell. George Poland and c.
j. JOliff.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
SENATE COMMITTEE
CALLSDAk W, SlMMS
IN ITS COAL HEARING
dicated by arrow, and some of his
(Bv Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Dan w.
Simms, of Lafayette, Ind, who was en-
gagged by the department of justice as
special prosecutor in cases brought
against coal operators and miners in
the federal court at Indianapolis, and
who resigned after differences with
Attorney-General Palmer over the evl-
dence to be used, has been summoned
to appear before the senate committee
investigating the coal situation.
The committee was to have contin-
ued it's hearing tomorrow, but decision
was reached today to postpone ex-
animation of witnesses. Chairman Cal
der is expected to call an executive
session, however, with Senators Ken
yon of Iowa and Edge of New Jersey,
his Republican associates. Mir. Simms
will be taken into this conference OF
the committee.
Further inquiry into charges that
government employees and officials en-
gagged in profit taking on coal during
the shortage last summer had been
made by agents of the committee.
George M. Gushing, managing director
of the American Wholesale association
has now furnished the committee with
three names. said to be those of gov
ernment officials, who Joined in a
single coal transaction which netted
100000 for the participants. Two of
the three are still connected with the
government service, it was said by
the committee representatives. No one
who was employed on dollar year
basis during and after the war is now
in service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
D'ANNUNzIO WOUNDED,
new REPORTS STATE

TRIESTE, Dec. 2S.-New confirming
reports that Gabriel D'Annunzio, the
Italian insurgent leader at FiUme had
been wounded in the recent fighting
between his legionaires and General
Caviglia's regular troops was received
here today. 1ccpor-s ;5a-d D'Annunzio
was struck on the head by a piece of
shell at his palace. The report said
that his injury was slight.
ROME, Dec. 2S-The mayor Of Rome
has asked General Caviglia, command
er of the regular Italian forces for a
suspension of hostiities says a Fiume
despatch today. General Caviglia
stipulated two conditions, one of which
already has been accepted. 1t is eX-
pected that in an interview arranged
for today between the mayor and the
commander of the blockading force the
terms of capitulation will be agreed
upon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. 28-The veil Of
mystery hitherto surrounding the MUIR
der of Mont" Eastman, former nOtOri-
Gus CANISTER who was supposed to have
gone straight, after being decorated
for heroism on the battlefieldS of
. France, was partly lifted early today
when a definite announcement by the
police that he was slain in a gang
fight on his old Eastside stamping
grounds last Sunday. The police fur
ther claimed they had trailed his muir
derer through the devious windings of
the underw orld and that they expected
to make an early arrest.
Two walters and a cashier. who
were questioned at headquarters all
night are said by the police to have
given details of the feud and to have
furnished the name OF the ex-gangsters
assailantl These alleged informants
John Bradley, John MeKenna and
Max Weinstein were ordered to appear
before District Attorney Edward
Swami during the day for further ex-
animation.
TraiIed by Old Pals.
Assistant District Attorney John
! Hennis declared it was established
that Monk was shot to death in a
running fight which started in an all
night cafe. The police have reason TO
believe they said. that some of Monk s
old pals, who had turned against him
had .cornered him in the cafe. In the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
URGE HARDING
TO ORGANIZE
NEW LEAGUE
United States Senator Nc
Cumber Tells President
Elect to go Ahead with New
Proposition for Association.
PLEAD FOR ROOSEVELT
fBy Associated Press)

MARION, O., Dec 2S. United
States Senator McCumber, of North
Dakota, the only Republican member
OF the senate who voted for ratifica-
tion of the Versailles treaty and
league of nations without reserva-
tion5, today advised President-elect
Harding to go ahead with his propo-
sition for the formation of an associa-
ton of nations Independent of the
league, as he considered the league
dead, so far as the United States is
concerned.
Senator McCumber said he did not
recommend any definite plan for an
association of nations, but urged the
formation of some sort of an inter
national tribunal to which nations
could submit questions of differences
for arbitration before going to war.
Senator McCumber said he also talked
over tariff legislation with the presi-
dent-elect
Recommend Roosevelt
A plea for appointment of a former
service man for a cabinet position
was made to Senator Harding today
ny JoHu y. Mdner, OF Lincoln, Neb-,
one of the organizers of the American
Legion, who also discussed the sol
diers' bonus proposition with the
president-elect.
Mr.. Maher asked specifically that
Col. Theodore Roosevelt be appointed
TO some cabinet position or given an
assistants position under one of the
cabinets officers
President-elect Harding today con-
tinued his discussion of domestic
questions with Oscar Strauss, former
secretary of commerce and labor
Mr.. Strauss is expected to discuss
matters pertaining to foreign COM
merce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-28
COLD. WAVE COVERS
ENTIRE MIDDLE WEST
(By Associated PressO

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 2S The
temperature in Indianapolis at a. M.
today was three degrees below zero,
the coolest of the season, according
to the weather bureau. The cold
was general throughout the states and
in the middle west, it was stated.
Rising temperatures for tomorrow
were predicted, but the meterologist
predicted the thermometer would re-
main below the freezing point through
out the day.
When the thermometer registered
three degrees below zero, it represent
ed a drop of &c degrees since Monday
morning.
Reports from other Indiana cities
at a. m, showed the temperature 10
be six below at Fort Wayne, and ten
below at Evansville.
Schedules on some of the electric
interurban lines were disarranged be-
cause of the cold, according to infor-
nation received here.