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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
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.yuino noiis

Beorio, SO, Is. 9fop. 2olr-
l,erstog muroe bier eutoedt SOB Diie-
Be bur6 einen bon iibnen bergeitenter1
lnngen annnel in Elm 2ngerbalts Der
8oolneriben Sbnaesb brennerei Elm
georllngen iparen uno ru1l6 q, 600
.@aaonen sd1aps geItoblen batten.
SIN Eunnel tuur eine 9eitnlg ge=
funoen, rliHtels beren Ser sbnaps
abge55npft 1porDen mar. 3urd ano.
1lDr1e Sernipred teilung tpar Sen
8nnbe esbeanten 3pnnerItng bie Sabe
sperrnten lporhen. Der l1nbefannte
1poate BON ei1leln Betrnnfenpn alf
Der StraBe @lnoe erboltefl baben.
Ser DiebitaW lit I'M 9onfe nlebrerer
Ofonnte allmd blib ausgefiibrt tpor-
ben.
Ssebt lperoen $4,000 Jdiier gdnaps
III auartflnlden na1 Der Corning
i6en Sbnapsb sbrennerei geidafft, I'M
1peifere Gerlnfte 5l Derbi11oern Sic
grerta1erei miro nit eleftriib geIabe-
men Drdbfen abgeiperrt l11ln bon be-
Babterr1 nnlgeben. slus
.biefer Brenrerei. tp1roe11 por einigen
O1onaten 1l1ebrere taltienb @aGonel1
Sdmaps gefoble1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
mill bon q. len1e1lee
11idlts n,il

Bolton Is. 9eobelll tsln.
pfang bes friibere1 fran5 lidfen sre.
mierlninii iiters glenleneean aer an
22 geoDe1nber bier1e fol1llen miro
nm cine 3orIe baf 81
elmer lebbafte1 bea155 ge.
.ffuibrt, 1l1lo oas gfeiultat Diirfte fem
bob Sic sgoitoner 5tabt altung
.iib ltidt a1l Der gn1pfangsfeier be=
feiligen miro.
Neapor gurleD batte bon Graneis
8 5iggiltion il. Elm 5hreiben Ier-
balten mori11 Der WaDo aufgefor=
bert ma1rDe, einern g glemencenn ,g11.
pfnngg 4onlitee bei5utreten l11tD 5
Collars bei5niteuern, u1lo er arlttpor.
tetes 0arullf, er felbit babe ei11 gm=
pfangs 4onlitee ernennen lppnen,
lltlo fonne ii6 1idf erfldren, lnie Sig
ginlo11 iib bieieS aber getnn babe, IL
ffonne ct @len1enc ipiie ct lpone,
er1lpfangen, Sd oie 8oltoner Stn6f=
ber1palt1l1rg iid nid)t oaran beteiligen
tperoe. ....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
.6l'rert5en unearns iest.
fe1teeleet

sgltoapeit u. Ron. Gle beion=
.oere entente @onliiiiio11, oie non
Dem sgertrng bon gria1on Die funf-
tigen @rer5e1 l1ugarns felt8uieben
batte, bat ,oiefe 9lnfgabe, ME anl
Weontag il Bnoopeif befannf gege=
ben ipltroe, iebt abgeihl loIier.
gntibeiolilg iit igrolfenfeils
5n ltngarns @unlten ausgefaQen,
oas III ,,perlorefe1l @ebieten ll11=
.geffdibfr 35, 900 Meres 5uriiderbaltt,
5barurter 111ebrere D5jrfer an Ser
ingoiIapiihen @ren5e III. Ser geeddbe
con S6egeo oDl1 utto Die groBen Sit
ter gr8ber5ogs 6riebrid al ser
.olterreidifde1 @rell5e gerlhieoe-
ne Nenber1ngen an ben @ee1l5e11
.gegen oie gidebo slatuafei llno
gegen Hnn1dnien iollel1 nod Ser
Natione1,Iign ntlter6reitet meroel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Sage nod fritiid.

2onoon, u. geoD. 9me 9onoo-
ner Worge latter itiun1fer ai1t
5San1staa bnrin therein, oaB Die 2a=
ge IN &onltantinope no Die thrift
i1ell NotionoIilten oen Nb5ug Ser
Entente 5treitfrdfte perlangen, Die
gertreter Der gnterte entfdloiien iino
11ibt 5u 1Deihen INNER nod b0d)f1
fritiib iii. 4ei1res Ser gllaatter lit a.
Der iii ber Sage, beltim11te slngaben
.bieriiber auf5utpeiien, 90 Der aabei=
Derfebr INNER nod unterbrOben ilte
Mud) oie Negi giernng ideint 1ibt mint
Der i'm l1nflaren 81 iein iiber oia
yegenlpdrtigen gorgange III s3onifan-
tiinopel Gs fano 5tpar an sSret.
tog eine SiBung oes 4abinetts iiber
Die fiirfifde Jrage itatt, III oer. eitle
Miitteilung General 5aringt gtons, oeS
&olnnaroeurs Ser entente rnppen
am gosporl1s borgel legeus baben ioll.
l1eber sic ange11bl lide &nltlng Ser
MotionaIiiten gegferung ii gIneora
lit 1lidts 81 erfabrelt ebenioipenig
.0nriiber, ob bte gertretung 9 Der gntet1z
tte lire Drobl1ng ausgefiibrt llr16
5tanDrebt iber 4onitantinope ber-
#bdngt baber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Der o1l1n1t

9aris, IL. gseD. Ser iiger III: II.
ifete bette 5l1r gro oRerlll1g 2lmer erifas,
@eraoe ais Die erltetl hnad)ell
oerN org ge1bdn, ,l1lerllua ser
nibten @oHefi isr Der Hiiber Hn;
ris bing l111o ben hege geltporba lg 81
burborillgell Derf ftrat Georges
gle1nencean Sic Helfe 1ah 9l1uerico
al. Grob eines bogp,t guters fanr
gletnencenl oag Som o1iielpi Zen MIDI
lallen. gr fiiblte lid and bellte NOR.
gen tpieber ga1l5 als tragiiher 6elb
gr NOR gefleibet als me1111 er III be1l
5diibengrdbern 8eipb n,nhe11 non.
te, lln0 als er aus ieine1u Sallie II
Der inltroBe tan, I'M 0as ,be.
reititehe1oe NutomobH 81 beiRigen
uno Sic 0rauBeu ite1enoen Hbotogro.
pben iab fhIug er oen sOaantel felte1
I'm sic sdulter11 geraoe nie Rappo-
leon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Soleeerl eflei i11ll1l, gen Der
pro al biitito11.

Bafbilgton, [. Nob Ser. lint
|teo glmerican Cine (Sarrin1nlr 2ine)
Eapuroe am 6reitag III Waibingto1 BON
Der 5Gff eb6rbe bie 8erehti
5ugefanoen, lire Danlpfer Relinnce
E1l11b Heiolnte it Haltnl1lu regiffrieren
s1l1to unter Der Jlngge Bahamas fah=
Ire11 5ii Iniie1t.
s sd1fbrero bie GrutrMage, nuf BET
mon 81 oen1 1ebereinfo fon1,nen gelang-
te, midi Der0ffertIiht malroe, gab bie
5sdiffsbeb0roe offi5ien befaflrt, oaB
Die 1riohe al jeneln 5hritt ii oer
.fiir5liihen grobiibbiitt lions gntib beio,tno
=6eg Genera IartpnIts Dangb berth a1i ili.
den fei oie nrl1erif failii den shiffer
EEoen gerfoilf uno sic 0litf sit fbrnng bon
|eeiih9elI getr1nf fen oerbief
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Ror1lp ro1,1if eelldeitert..

Naris, 16. gaop. Die 1taboitli-
DE 5ituation lit al,f Dem totem Bul1ft
angel Sic tiiirfiiben sfatiot1a-
.liiitett bieten Ben gIdiierten rot u.
nile gerIub cine gi1igung berbei-
5nfubren, babe1t iib Bis jest bergebs
lid er1pieien gsiie Ous gdo sc sRa-
rig 11leIoet Bot eg Sic Grfabru1rg ges
5bra1t, SAB Die Hegierung III Qngora
Ben amiiben be1n tiirffii Il iihden aonlrnn1l-
.beur Hefef Eafda ulro ben olliiertel1
14onlaniiidre11 oernbreo oete11 HInt1 55ll-
riidgelpieien Fat. Diefer lal1 ging
'oobin SAB sic 9nirfe,1 liid nit Ser
SZ8eiesuna @onftn1lti inopels ol,rd Die
1Aniiertea1 eillberfto noen rflarell 1.l1o
Die eriteren Ser 5 33ibilD Dertpnlt nlti1ng oer
5too iiberne ten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Hilfsaftio11 fit nltitel.
europa.

gbicago, ssn. 16. 9sop. Dien-
ingpor111ittag am IA 9eop tpllroe ei.
he @onferen5 repraientatiper Bur
ger oeutiher Mbftann1u aus olIen
8eilen Ser gereinigfe1l Staatet1 i'm
Atlontic Spotel il, Chicago eroffnet.
5gg gait betrefis einer @ilfsoftioll oes
nnterifaniihen aongreiies fir Die Scot
Ieibenben in 0aiittel enroha sic Dorbe=
reite1,oen ghritte 5ll treffe1l. noboenl
.olll boria Conner rifag idotl ill Obi
cago Ser friihere Song epra fen
nr0 gortbolb noll 81. 2oliis eille1l
Egortrng iaibef oe beliti 3,ltitditbe
gebnneln ntte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Rehab bilitierur1e Deutld,-
LAMBS.

Boris, 10. Nou! sSranfreih
fpiiroe beiier anf oie gntid1o oigungs-
5ablungen BON GeutlbIano Der5idten,
als iif Ser @efabr eines nenen Mn-
Igriffes zines neuerpedtpn 2anDes jen-
Ijeits 0es Mbein nas3uiese,l erff lIaarte
Der friibpre Der Iefreifen
groDin5e11 2ouis aoubellr, in Ser
gepntie ertenfanlmer.
8dbreno Ser Budget 1ebatte fiibr-
I te 2oubeur, oie peridie9enen gor-
i1ldge elmer Hebnbil litiernng geutjhz
LENDS befprebenb, aus goGte ourh
Iirge11b elmer bieier Mane Deutlbl
ferltarfen, ipie lpiiroe es Damn I'M
Granfrei1s Siberbeit lteben2 Sd
| fage ibnen frei bernus, ipenn ih Die
8oN bdatte, et1ttpeber nibt be5abH al
neroen, oDer aber mid 1neiner 5i-
|derbeit 5ll erirenel1, 1piiroe ib irnlner
0as lestere lDdblen.1 Dieie &orte
|fanoen anbaltenben Beifal.
Brenlier Hoincare urlterbrad) oie
Qnregung bes &eoners zines Bed-
ieIs in Ser 8ernaltung bes &beinlan-
oes nit Der grflarung, baB @ebiet
iperOe 1lidt gerdumt lperOen, Biz.
DeutidIano Die geltinmungen bes
Griebe nsDertrnges erfiilt babe. Die-
fen 8ebingungen lit nibt nabgefo1n-
men lporbe1l. filbr Der Gren1ier fort,
,es miro ibnen fiir geraune 3eit nidt
|nnheefonnl11en lperoer, ll,lb 10 lnnge
biefes nibt Der 5aG lit, miro Sranf-
reid sic 9ffupntion oufredt erbalten.
Ofir Dorausgeben1e &egierl1ngen ba.
ben oies geiagt, u110 id lpieoerbolet
5ess
2onbeur brang in Die &amnler, 5u
speriude,l, Elm Miftel our geiierung
SET, finan5Rden Gage seq 2nnoes 5u
fi1,oen, 0a, tDie Ct bin5uiebte, mir
.li1s balo AM &anbe eineg Mbgrilll,
.6es befinoen tperoerl." Ser Steiner
bra1te eine ousIdnoiibe Anleibe our
Stabiliiierung oes fran5oiiIden Bed-
.ienuries ii gnregu1,g .uno lparnte in
@bieier 8erbin0ung oas 2an6 Dor ei.5
.ner ipeiteren @ntpertungs s0eS Graacs.
.Meir,e Serrer, ieien Sic Dorfid.
tig, lnabnte er nit iparnen0er 5tim-
me, der @ebieIfurs lit Elm rouenoer
sstei1,, Der iblieBlib 1libt mebr allf.
eebaIten iperOen fnnn, lpenn oiefes
nidt aeitig genllg gei6iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
R1lheit I'M fRol= E
f1e1. Be3trf

sonoof 16. gtob. Ser 2o1too-
ssrr :!...!es miro aus &1ln ge11eloet,
bob in &oIn 11nb oeiieH gornrtell
Mo,ltagudh 11eue Gubeitorungen
ausgebrohen jeierl. gs fou .beoe,t-
TENDER 5da6el1 angeridtet, al1d
Slut gefloiie11 ieiit; biele Gerionerl
ioaen berbaftet iporoen ieiH. @egen
Oat tttterra6t tpur0e, tDie Die 8eridfe
ueIoen, Ste Dronn11g 1uieoer berge=
IItent
Neblide 2ubeit0 t0rungel1, iiber Die
feline genaueren 8eribte porliegei1,
.iollen iid ii Diiiie6orf 5ngetragen
9Bnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Das Jtalie11 noin.

|
Som, 12. gsop. Gie italiei1iide
Megierultg plant, tpie in gon be-
fannt gegeben miro Sic Ser. 5taten
S5ll erillden, oaB lie sic 3agl Der itali.
|eliiben gilnpnllberer, bic lie idbrlid5
5uldBt bon AZ, 600 nufs 100 600 en-
|b6be. Sur gegriinoung foGe1t y0ie
berporrageltoen gigenidaften Der
|itnIieniihe1 Mrbeiter 1iobmentlib
III Ser 2nnbnirti tidaf II 4 a1,gefii6rt
peroe1l sstoIiell min feraer eii,e1l
|beitinlntfen Inn porib blaae11 tnie
ser 2elll1lll1tb italie1liid der MuSpnn.
|oerer Dor SCI sslbreiie nod Nmerifo
gen1u nl,teriitt tperben iioll 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
6iftanid,lae auf Some oo1ns
poliieid1

CONDOR, 12. RoD. yegen Dns
2eben beS 2onooner Boli5eifomnlil=
idrg l1ro @befs bon seotlano yarb,
Sir 8illian1 9orlpoob, 1purbe lprie
.5peitag il oie 9effentlid)feif oral1g,
ein @iiftani1lag anSgefubrt, Der i'm
.nabe5u an Sen. Ganb bes Sooes brdh-
te &ur5 tnb oem @enuB bon Sh6z
fo1abe, bie mon iibm per BpH 5uge=
.fan0t batte, tpnroe er BON eil1enl lln=
lpobliein befan nel1; luddb bre11o man an
ifangs 5ll Ser glnnabn1e neigte bob
eszlib I'm Elm aIteS 9er5leioen ban0Ie,;
mieien ipater aue ln5eiden oaral1fz=
Din, bnB cine sGergJ iiffttung porIie
2diir8tliihe 9tIfe iihnea an sflsftne nar,
oiirffe Sir 8ii1iant mil oenl 2ebell 0a=
bon fon1men.
Die glbie116er 0es 6Q5iftpnfetes fpn1=
ten bi5ber nibf er11littelt peroen, ald)
tpuroen nod feinerlei 8eroahtige
feftgenonmeu Sic geon1ten pol!
5eotlanb Onro li1o ober Ser 9lnlihtt,
.bnB es iih Inn eir1 gege1l cine gfeibe
berborrogenoer Herionet1 Des 99anz
bes geridfetes 4o1nplott banble. Die
Boli5ei fanote nub eine Wornl1Y5 aus
feline bon u1befan1ter 5eite our6 Sic
goft 5nge1anoten &nnoiten o0er Jon
.itige @ennBn1ittel 5n elien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
ollibiti ol1 nno Der
Rof11reb.

gSnfDingt0n, 81. y. ~. yfoberlber.
lgaDne5 %. Wbneeler, Ser gbeflob,
|bDir oer MntifaIoolt 2ig1, 1T aaer-
|0ings Der GENIAL Itigite gort1nlpier
6er Grofenbeit ii ben gereinig'
ten gtanten; er bot aber troboem
nod nibt bergeiiefl, tpie ri1tiges
Bier ausfiebt 1ltto er fam es iognr
5lr gan5 biibfden @ergIeidel1 ber-
tperten. Il
Ws e iibc-- Sic ss;rfl,nJ Ser les.
ten 8aH auf Gle Sage Der Yrobobi-
tion gefrngt pnroe, erfI1rte er Die
renomiitiide gebaup uptung Der ginilen,
|DaB Die 3nN Der giaiien Mitgicoer
i'm ndhiten Neprdi antenbnug UNI
sie65ig gr0ber iein Dir0, lit geraDe
.tDie Der sdaurrl auf Dem giier. Gs
III 1fidts solioes. Meeler sbebnup-
tete ferner, bob Der Sennt nod frofe-
1ler iein peroe nls bisDer, uno SOB
feline Wiloerung bes goIitcaogefebes
bon oent apngreB 81 erpnrten ici.
Gem gegeniiber bebaupteS sefre-
tar Sinfep bon Der gereiifigurg ge.
gen grob bibitiott onB Ser Musgang ser
Wabl cine geipaltige starfung bes
Hberalen Clements i'm RongreB BE-
oeltte Gs lei beinabe Iiher oaB ser
RongreB in f1r5er 39eit @eieBe erIaiien
tperoe, lDoonrdl ieomeo eltimnlungen
|oeS 8olf olfeaogefeReg erbeblid 9emil-
BERT tpiiroen Die 8nbl babe ge5eigt,
|oaB Die M1aioritat Der n0lfernng
bon oem 8oliteabgeieb NIT ieinen ora-
|foniiden 8eitimtnulgen ltlrb bonn ndtt=
5emten Mnaenbement niGts miiien
noae u11o es tonne feinenl s}meiieI
1lnterliegen bob Die Bolitifer oieier
Stim1nnng Nedn1na traaen lpiiroer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Brar1o a1tf 6luefelo.

Mt. Clemens, Wib 4 NoD.
Gin am sonntag auf bent selfriOgc
.fslngfelo III sci. Clemens allSgebro-
denes 5el,er fon11te nod itu11oenlan=
ger glrbeit Der Jenerlpebr nieoer 5Ilrn
gerIoidRn gebra6t roen. Die Slam
men foroerte1l eil1ell Tell ei,les Sob-
aebauoes, oas oer1 s anartiernteiifer
1t11o einigen alberer 9ffi5ieren eirge-
raduntt mar. Gin Itarfer ggi1lb beorobte
aud sic @nngars. Mebrere dngren-
senoe tyebdl1oe ipnrben itarf belbd=
1igf Ger 5daoen oiirfte cine Sobe
bon eftpo $50 0O0 erreide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16
Oil ltisf Felt oes 6eiekes
a11oefo ten.

HortIa.lo, r.ee 9toD. Die
gege1l 8en,ei1lbe len geribtete
|56ulporIage oie III Der g8abl am
Iekte11 2ienitog bon Sci, Bdble -oes
t5tQates Oregon NIT elmer iebrbeit
bon IL, 600 Stinnle1l al1genon1lnell
moroen III, miro pie DnoleD 9. gbo-
ten, Ser Sefretdr oes fatboliihe Ser
banoes fiji biirgerlide de Red)te, befallnt
gegeben baf, in ben Stauts- ulto Bum
|besgerid often als Derfaiiung gslDi0rig
befdnpft ,peroen. 8oote,1 beiduloigt
ben &1l &Iur &lan, I'm 5taate relii-
gi0ie gorurteile llnb llnouI oialnfeit
ertpedt at bobe1. So tier W. sHieree,
Der nit elmer 0aebrbeih bon 81 81, ,000
Stin1nlen 5l,n1 @ouo erael1r erluaDf
iporben III, tratt ii Der Wab blfnn1pag11e
fiir bns 5dnl5 5tpnllgg ggeles Elm lllro
@ouberneur s0lcott, Ser. III Der 8ubl
geiMagen nnroe, batte Die 8orlage
befdnlp
Die gdnlp orIage III eiIl slnenbe-
nle1lt 5ur 5taatsDerfa aIiung 9rego11s.
8ur6 bus GefeB iper6en all1 s1 Sep
ten1ber 1926 ale @elneir,oe ll1lo Rriz
batidnlen allfgebo obell 1idt brett
1on0ern Daourb 6aB ous @eles be-
|itin1ntt DOB ale &inber i'm gafer bon
8 big 16 SsSabren oie offentlid ben ebll-
len beinden n1iiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-16

8er. in europa llab Der 5iifterl-
taid)e areift, ntaM iib l1tlb beIiebt neil
il1af benff, er min iAieBen gser bier
nah ber Siiftenfoid)e greift, erfreni
Ittb ollgemeinett @obl ouens, neil ie.
Set benft, bnB er eit1en 60 l!nd abbe=
fo1ll1tt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-04
BEEKEEPERS TO
HOLD SCHOOL
Vigo County Culturists Will
Conduct Short Course At
Terre Haute.

The vigo County Beekeepers' As
ISOLATION win hold its annual short
course in bee culture at the courthouse,
In Terre Haute, Feb. Z and, according
to letter received today by Frank n.
Wallace, State entomologist from George
e. Osborn, secretary.
Three nationally known beekeepers,
c. P. Dadant of Dadant and Sons, Ham
ilton, Ill, publishers of the American
Bee Journal" E. R. Root, of Medina,
Ohio, editor of "Gleanings in Bee Gull
ture," and author of several books on
Deekeeping, and Jay Smith, Indiana
queen rearer of international reputation,
will head a program that bee men claim
Is superior to any bee culture ever put
on in Indiana.
The program also includes papers and
talks from Hoosiers far advanced in the
business. Subjects listed for discussion
are so varied and thorough they will be
Of wide interest and appeal to every pro-
gressiye beekeeper with one or many
colonies. In the opinion of Mr.. Wallace
this school is of great Importance to
the advancement of the business in In
diana, and he is confident that the su,
periority of the program will attract
many beekeepers from adjoining States
as well as from Indiana. Mr.. Wallace
will address the short course on Re
suits Of Indiana Bee Inspection and Ben
efits of State Association Membership"
c. o. Yost, chief apiary Inspector for the
conservation department. and T. C. john
son, an inspector, will appear on the pro-
gram. These meetings are free and any
on interested in beekeeping is invited
to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-04
G. O.P.LEADERS
GET NEW CARES
Appointment of U. S. Envoy ! Q
Irish Free State Is
Among Proposals.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-Three matters
affecting the foreign relations of the
United States and originating in the
House, started today to breed political
trouble for Republican leaders. These
are:
1. resolution by Representative
BOurk Cochran, Democrat, New York
declaring 1t an infringement of the
rights of the House for anybody other
than Congress to attempt to limit the
size of the Army or Navy.
2. A bill by Representative Rankin
Democrat, Mississippi, pledging indie
pendence to the Philippines in one yenr
3. A resolution by Representative John
W. Rainey, Democrat, Illinois, providing
for the appointment Of an ambassador
to the Irish Free State and the opening
of diplomatic relations with the new
country.
In each of these matters the Democrats
see an opportunity for political capital.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-04
POULTRY SHOW
WILL INCLUDE
OTHER STOCK
Model Chicken House to Be
Feature Of Exhibition
Feb. 8-12.

The annual exhibit of the indianapolis
Poultry and Pet Stock Show will open
on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. s, for five
days at Tomlinson Hall. On Feb: 10, in
connection with the Poultry Show, the
indianapolis Cat Show will be held for
three days.
Announcement was made today by
Theo. Hewes about one thousand birds
win be on exhibit at the show. One
OF the interesting features of the exht-
bit will be the exhibit of the Purdue
Agriculture College in charge of Prof. A.
G.. Phillips and two assistants.
The exhibit will include model chick
en- house with chickens, showing how to
house and how to feed chickens to get
the best results. There also will be a
number of trap nested individual hens.
These hens have had a twelve-m test
and a record has been kept of the num-
Der of eggs laid.
Approximately hundred rabbits and
all variety of water foul will be on ex'
hibition. number of State meetings
Of chicken breeders clubs will be helo
during the show.
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FIRST SINGING
OF NEW MASS
SIS. Peter and Paul Church
Services Sunday.

A new mass composed for a unison
chorus (congregation) and a three-part
male voice arrangement will be sung al
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Fourteenth
and Meridian streets, next Sunday morn
ing at the $50 o'clock mass under the
direction of Elmer Steffen. This will be
one Of the very first renditiOns Of this
mass in this country. The mass was
composed last year, by young Italian
priest, Dom. Licinio Refce, director OF
music at the Basilica of st. Mary Major
in Rome. The mass is antiphonal in
style, the parts being sung alternately
by the two choirs.
The part of the congregation will be
sung by twenty select male voices who
will be stationed in the transept of the
Cathedral near the pulpit and directed
by Mr.. Steffen. The three-part male
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Divorced HeireSs,
of As Secretly Weds
Youth ONLY %

NEW YORK, Feb. Mrs. Marian
buckingham Ream Stephens, As. Divorce
and heiress to millions, is on her honey
moon today with her new husband, An
Grevitch VonsiatskOy- Vonsiatsky, IS. en-
ploye Of the Baldwin Locomotive works.
After making all plans for an elaborate
wedding today they married secretly last
night to avoid publicity.
About a dozen witnesses attended the
ceremony performed In the Greek Catholic
Church. The couple departed Immediate
Iy for the country home OF the brides
mother, Carolyn Hall. at Thompsonville,
Conn.
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MEDICAL ARTS
BOARD CHOSEN
Nine Directors Named by New
Building Company.

Five professional and four non-profes-
sional men have been selected as the
board of directors for the new Medical
Arts Realty Company, that proposes to
build n seventeen story office building
on the Wyandott block, at the inter
section Of Ohio and Pennsylvania streets
and Massachusetts avenue. The direct
ors selected are: Drs. Albert J. Stern,
Samuel J. Copeland, Thomas Beasley,
Edward r. KILLER and Carl McCaskey.
representing the professional interests,
and Horace E. Kinney, E. L. D nahue,
e. T. Steffen and Joseph F. Peck, rep
resentinF the non professional element.
The company now holds an option
for ninety nine year lease on the prop
erty and articles of incorporation are
being prepared by L. Ert Slack, former
United States attorney. The option was
obtained through J. T. Peck & Co., of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and A J. Hueber &
Co., Of Indianapolis. 1t is said the board
Of directors will be increased to fifteen
as soon as articles Of incorporation have
been filed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-04
Students Register
for Second Term

Students were registering today for the
second semester Of the Indiana Extension
University classes which will start Mon
day. New classes are being organized In
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Spicy Tales Will
Be Rehedrsed in
SI5O,OOO DiUOrce
Special to Tho Times.


SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Feb. 4.-Racy
tales Of spice and high life within Shelby
ville's elmer circle were told over back
fences and at bridge parties here today
In connection with the Cutsinger divorce
case which involves some of the city's
| best families"
Bertha Vaughn Cutsinger asks divorce
and $4,000 alimony from Homer 1. Cut
singer, charging drunkenness, debauchery
and infidelity. Cutsinger is the son of
wealthy land owner and has been mar
ried four times. Mrs. Cutsinger formerly
was an actress
The Cutsingers themselves travel in the
four hundred-in this case there are
fewer than one hundred because the cir
Gle is very exclusive.
The wife Of a prominent and wealthy
man, the mother of two children, was
named correspondent by Mrs. Cutsinger.
The correspondent is socially prominent,
enc Of The leaders of society. Her hus.
band is Of the leading family of Shelby
Vile
The husband has implicit faith in his
wlte He denies that there was undue
intimacy between his beautiful wife and
the defendant in the divorce suit.
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choruses win be sung In the regular choir
loft by the cathedral quartette.
Masses of this type are being encour-
aged by the Pontifcal Institute of Sa-
cred Music Of which a member Of the
American Auxiliary Committee is Cardi-
nal O'Connell.
The congregational choir will be COM
posed Of the following: N. P. Pagani,
Harlan. O'Conner, Thomas A. Flaherty, r
A. Noe, II. B. Stillman, NJ. P. Gillespie,
Albert Leane, M. J. Duffecy, Jr., J. w.
Trenck, Jr, Francis Frey, Robert O'Con-
nor, Louis O'Connor, Oliver Borcherding,
Paul Smith, Bernard thinner, Joseph
, Volz, William Fogarty.
Harry NJ. Calland, George A. Smith,
c. A. O'Connor and Edward La Shelle
will comprise the regular quartette in the
choir loft. Frances B. Spencer will be
the organist.
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MacIlwain Selects
Interesting Topic

1.-THE Real Causes Of Prosperity and
Depression" will be the subject of a
speech by George e. MacIlwain of the
Roger w. Babson statistical prganiza-
tion at the weekly luncheon Of the IN
dianapolis Rotary Club at the Claypool
Hotel next Tuesday. During the last
eight years Mr.. MacIlwain has spoken
in nearly every large city in the United
States and Canada. During the war he
was secretary to the commission Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson sent to England
to investigate labor matters. He is di-
rector of the labor department Of the
Babson organization.