Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-10-05

termlne whether the Bible can De
legally excluded from. the public
schools.
ST. Louis The Federal barge line on
the Mississippi river, in the last five
months carried 211,512 tons Of freight
at a saving to the public of 20 per
cent in rates.
Chicago - President H. E. Bryan
and three other officials of the St.
Paul road were arrested on warrants
issued last week charging them with
violation of the election law.
Atlantic City-A boycott started by
pupils with the opening of the public
schools has caused slump in the
price of ice cream cones. Today the
cones went back to the pre-war price
of nickel. ~
San Pedro, Calif-Ten sailors are
thought to have lost their lives in the
sinking of the American submarine
RS, according to new check of SUR
vivors made by authorities at the SUBJ
marine base here. -
Omaha-Lewis r. Gustafson, detec-
tive for the Northwestern railroad,
here after he had ordered two bandits
who had a few minutes before robbed
a pedestrian to halt.
indianapolis - Friendships formed
on the Union army's battle lines in
the days from 81 to '65 were removed
here as the Grand Army of the Re
public assembled for it's f1fty-fftl: an
nual encampment. ~,
Sacramento-Mrs. Emmett Digney Of
New. York was elected national presi-
dent of the War Mothers of America
and Mrs. A. q. Jones of North Dakota
was reelected treasurer Of TIE ma
tional convention in session mere.
Kingston, Mass.-Fopr school chill.
dren were killed here when & trolley
pole came off a car which WIS carry.
ing them to their homes, broke the
ton when the jumped out of the car
Chicago-A majority of the $4,000
members of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way trainmen have voted to strike
rather than accept the recent wage
cut ordered by the United States Rail-
road Labor board, general cfair11len
Of the brotherhood indicated as they
began an official canvass CT the bal
lots.
Northwest
Neville, Iowa-After fatally injur-
ing his wife when he tried to behead
her with a butchers clever, w. D.
Clark, a farmer, hung. himself to a raj
ter in the haymow Of his barn.
Winnipeg-Between 100000 and
100000 damage was done by a fire
which broke out in the poolroom at
Hatton, Sask., and destroyed most Of
the business section of the town.
Des Moines-Governor Nate E. Ken
dali issued proclamation appealing
to IoWans to exert every effort to re-.
lieve unemployment in the state. 1t is
conservatively estimated, he stated
that $4,000 men in the state, with fami.
lies, are deprived of the ordinary
means of subsistence.
Foreign -.
-44osl e-A general strike was pro.
claimed mere because the shlpyarus
reduced wages. s'.E, H.
Berlln-1 ne reichstag passed the
bill ratlfylng the peace treaty with
the United States. Only the comnltl-
nlsts voted against the measure.
i>arls-Zaro OF Constantinople, aged
146, and the oldest man on earth, has
married lot the fourth time. f.s
latest wife is d Turkish girl, aged 90.
London-The inter-Allied control
commission has sent sharp note 10
the German government protesting
against the continued military forma'
ton OF the Lolice force.
LOndOn-An Exchange Telegraph
statement says that Eamonn de Val.
era has accepted the invitation OF
Prime Minister Lloyd George to
conference on the irish situation.
Budapest-Martial law has been
proclaimed in TranNylvania, Rumania
as a result of strikes and disorders,
according to dispatches. Railway and
telephone communication is inter.
rupted .,-s T.. .lM..
Helsingfors = The Huvudstadsblatt
reports that large American steam
er, bound for Petrograd with a cargo
of -four, has grounded in the gulf Of
Finland. The vessel is likely to be-
come wreck, the newspaper says.
Frankfort, Germany.-The plant Of
the Hoechst dye, works, which was
closed owing, as the man, cement an.
nounced, to unreasonable wage de-,
mands, has been seized by the locked
out workmen, who are carrying on
most vital operations.
Paris-Fire destroyed all but. the
walls Of the new Magasinau-Pr in.
temps, a department store building,
covering an entire block 200 by 20
feet, and valued at 25,O0O,000 francs,
with a stock estimated at 50,OOO,00O
francs.
London NJ. Ponikovski, new Pol
ish premier, has telegraphed Prime
Minister Lloyd George that he had re-
ceived assurances that the Polish gov
l