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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21

Mrs. Alfred Froiland. The Bethel la
dies aid meets July 9Th with Mrs. Ca
briel Gabrielson. We welcome all to
any and all of these meetings.
Ladies aid meets in the church par
Tors on Thursday, June 20. Mesdames
Steener jacobson, John Jackson, John
Thompson, John Jacobson, Nick Skre-
de and Miss Carrie Haugen will enter
tain.
M. FINSTAD, Pastor
Services in Utica June 25th by Rev
Dommersness of Bonnesferry, Idaho;
also service in Freeman in the after
noon by Rev. Dommersness. Service
and catechization with the children in
Kickapoo July End. English service
in East Kickapoo at 2:30, July End.
in Kickapoo July 9th. The
Missions treasurer, Rev. p. Tangjery
of Minneapolis will speak both in the
forenoon and afternoon. The ladies
aid of Kickapoo district No. 2, meet
with Miss Anna Thompson, June 18th.
District No. 1, meet with Mrs Bonnie
Holland June goth.
o. K. RAMBERG, Pastor.
Mrs. John johnson will entertain
the Badax ladies aid at her home on
Thursday, June 29th.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
VIRoQUA CIRCUIT
Lutheran Churches
ID. 4. BORGEN. Pastor

Immanuels church: Services Sun
day evening, June %, at s. Sunday
school and Bible class at 10. Con-
firmation class meet in the church par
lors June "a at TO- The ladies' aid will
have a "Molsa" and ice cream social
at the home of Ole Traastad Saturday
evening, June "a. Members please
bring molsa and cake. The ladies aid
will meet in the church parlors We'd
nesday, June %. Mesdames Olaf Sor-
dial, Svendby, Isaac Lavold, Pete Eide
and Peter Thompson will entertain.
The ladies aid of West Prairie will
meet at John Runice's Friday, June %.
Young Peoples meeting in Immanu-
els church on Wednesday, June % at
8. The following will entertain: Clara,
Helen, Hilmer and Peter Salverson;
Hortense andTheresa Fortney; Melvin,
Thomas and Gerhard Munson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
L. F. HAMMER. Pastor

Services in Norwegian in the Viro-
qua church next Supnday, June 25th,
at 2:30. Graded Sunday school and
Bible Classes in English and in Morse
every Sunday at $780, The Viroqua
confrmants meet in the parlor of the
church next Thursday, June 22nd. The
class in Morse at 10, the class in Eng
lish at 2. The confrmants of Bethel,
West Coon Prairie and Bethania con-
gregations meet next Friday, June %,
at 10, in Bethania church.
The Bethania ladies aid meets June
%, with Mrs. A. 7. Hoffslien. The
Zion ladies aid meets June %, with
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
First publication June Z. i922-3
Notice Of application OF hnal settlement
PROBATE NOTICE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT,
VERNON COUNTY-IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Albert c.
johnson, deceased.
On reading and filing the application OF
Mary I. Fortney, Administrative OF the estate
Of Albert G. Johnson. deceased, representing
among other things that she has fully admin
istered the said estate, and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and al
lowing the account Of her administration, and
that the residue Of the said estate be assigned
TO such persons a. are by law entitled 70 the
same
II Is ordered that said application be heard
before this Court ct q regular term thereof
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21

Mrs. Herman Wolfgram is spend
ing some time at Milwaukee with her
sons and daughter.
Mrs. Leo. Ford spent several days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Law
renee Finley at Mt.Sterling.
w. Z. Lawton and family nnotored
to Boscobel Monday and from there
VIII go to Madison on business mis-
sion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21

itors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, VERNON COUNTY
COURT, IN PROBATE
In re estate of Sarah Barber, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that ut the Regular
term of said Court 10 be held on the LIST Tues
day of June. A. ID. 1922. at the Court House
in the City Of Viroqua, County OF Vernon and
State Of Wisconsin, there win be heard and
considered. the application Of Letha e Blake
ly for the appointment OF an administrator
Of the estate Of Sarah Barber late Of the VIZ
lage Of Viola IN said county, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby further given that st the
special term OF said Court 10 be held at said
A. ID. 1929. there will be heard. considered.
and adjusted all claims against said Sarah
Barber, deceased.
And notice Is hereby further given. that all
such claims for examination and allowance
must be presented 70 said county court at the
Court House In the City Of Viroqua. In said
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals win be received by
the County State Road and Bridge
Committee, on June 9th, 1922, up 70
2 p. NJ. for building guard railing on
State and County Trunk Highways in
Vernon county. County will furnish
all materials on sites, contractors to
furnish all labor, (erecting and paint
ingl and base bis bid per lineal foot.
The Committee reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
ALEX RIST0W
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21

county and state. on or before the nth day
Of October, A. d. 1922. or be barred.
Dated June Q. 1921.
By the Court. D.o.MAHoNEY. County Jpdrs.
Brindley Brewer. ATTORNEYS. Richland Cen
Ter. VIA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21
ALEX RTSTOW.

County Highway Commissioner.
Mabel Olson, Velyma Henthorn
Joe Wemette and Stanley Jackson
spent Sunday evening at Sugar Grove
with mr. and Mrs- Lyle Henthorn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-06-21

10 be held az the probate Office, IN the ssiw
OF Viroqua. on the 9th day Of July. Io2z. a
10 o'clock a. M.
And Il Il further ordered that notice az aha
time and place Of examining and allowing sAiA
account and Ct assigning the residue Of aAik
estate, be given 70 all persons interested. BIZ
publication Of copy Of this order for three
successive weeks in the Vernon County Cen-
sor. newspaper published in said county.
before the day fixed for said hearing.
Dated this Sth day OF June, 1929.
By the Court. D.O.MAHONEY County Iudlxs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The County State Road and Bridge
Committee viii meet on the Wase
Prairie Bristow road, June 2Sth, at 9
o'clock p. M. for the purpose of letting
job Of improving said road.
ALEX RISTOW,
County Highway Commissioner.
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The CHURCH notes
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

y CONGREGATlONAL CHURCH
Sunday School at 10; morning wor-
ship at IL. One of the greatest tasks
of the church of today is to serve the
community. There is absolutely no
place for the church that seeks to en-
phasize its denomination. A Chris
tan first and last seeks to exalt Christ
and the Christ spirit. We should all
be lovers of truth, followers of the
cry type of Christian in our fellow
ship. Come, let us worship together
and exalt His name by working works
that please Him.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Did not quite reach the 200 mark
last Sunday but we are coming near to
it. You be on hand next Sunday and
help reach it. Bible school meets at
10. The Blues are still ahead in the
contest. Preaching service at H. Sub
jhect of sermon 1.-The Church and Chill
dren." G. E. at z; evening service at
8. The tnnual Children's Day pro-
gram will be given at this time. A
fine program Is being prepared. A
picture will be unveiled Of DR.. Shell
ton, who was recently killed In Thlhet,
Thursday at 8, prayer meeting.
METHODIST CHURCH
Preceding the service a group pic
ture was taken of the parents and chill
dren in front fthe church.
The Cradle Roll department of the
Sunday School numbers CO. They re-
main in this department until they are
promoted to the Beginners Depart
ment.
The Children's Day program for the
rest of the Sunday Schol will be given
next SUNDAY morning at II o'clock.
VIRoouA CIRCUIT
ChiIdren's Day at Bishop Branch
presented a very pretty program last
Sabbath afternoon. You should have
been present. Next Sunday morning
be with us at Liberty Pole and enjoy
the Sunday school and remain for the
public worship at H. Then at p. M.
attend the services at Dach Ridge. We
certainly appreciate your presence as
on former occasions. Springville in
the evening at 7:45, and we are sure
you will enjoy this service. Don't dis
appoint US. As it is our desire to in
struct and strenpthan tho hoo ,.ar
, 1922-01-03
LENINE HOLDS
DICTATORSHIP

RIGA Letvia. Jan. Soy The
Associated Pressl-Nikoiai Lenine re-
tains his position IS executive head OF
she Russian soviet government az a
re.uit OF the unanimous action OF the
nirth aiiRussian soviet congress Just
before its sessions closed last week.
according to n radio dispatch from
Moscow
His retention In office WINS brought
about by the unanimous reelection by
the newly created executive body OF
the congress which In turn unani-
mousiy reappointed Leniue as presf-
dent Of tho council OF peoples com
mIssars-
NJ Tsurupon. former minister Of
food. ard y. sRykoff. former head Of
the ecoso-dc council. were appointed
vicc presidents.
According to the dispatch. Premier
Lenine is expected to rcappoint Min.
lister of War Tro.zky and the heads
OF other srr.ss com~snissariass.
, 1922-01-03
LONG HOURS SPENT
ON NEGOTIATING SEAL.

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-seversl dozen
Chicago bankers who have under
their control more than a billion dsi.
lars spent their now years holidn~s
Sunday and Monday working 20
hours a day solving the difficulties
OF two big banks whose SIS. ooo. 900 as
sets had been impaired by over
extended credit and impaired invest
ments.
Between meetings last night they
snatched a half hour for dinner.
A group OF Junior vice presidents
and newspaper men started out to-
gcther but divided when the bankers
decided the neares eating place-a
tone arm lunch room-would mot
suit them. The newspaper men went
to the lunch room and found four
customers.
They were: James B. Forgan. CHAIR
OF the board of the First Ma
tIonal bank: Frank O. wcttmore.
president of the First National; John
Mitchell. president of the Illinois
Trust & Savings bank. and Edmund
d. Hubert. president OF the Mer-
chants Loan 4 Trust Company and
Corn Exchange National bank.
, 1922-01-03

Gated her intention OF expendine
large suns K money on Increase
naval armament"
The resolution did not mention
France by ZANE but IN his formal
statement. Mr.. Reavis stated that Il
was directed at France because Of her
stand at the conferences
on tho submarinc question
The text Of The resolution follows,
Whereas. tho proceedings of the
conference on The limitation of arma'
mcnts disclose a dissemination on the
part OF certain drbtor nations OF tn.
United States to expend large sums
Of money on Increased naval arma'
ment-
Resolved by the ouse of represent.
affves tthe @<afe concurringl TIM II
- the desire Of that the gov.
eminent of the United States advise
such nation or nations through the
proper channels that the payment OF
obligations now due to the United
States viii be acceptable"
Mr.. Reavcs' statement was as fol.
lows:
'rrhe United States feels very great
sympathy for the distress or Europe
aside from any selfish interest we
may ave In the matter. I do not
doubt that congress viii be willing 70
fund the European debt as suggested
by the Standardization Il the necessity
for II IN made apparent. But with
Franco standing unmovabie before the
, 1922-01-03
Sale of Stills
Causes arrest of
Hardware Man

KANs4s CITY. Mo-. jan Sled
srai prohibition enforcement agents
arrested Joseph Thinner. a wholesale
hardware merchant doing business on
the Mlssourt-Kansas state line late
yesterday. and held him on a charge
OF violation of the federal prohibition
law in the manufacture and sale Of
vessels for use. as stills. A quantity OF
the alleged still material was also
seized. Prohibition agents asserted that
they visited Timmer's store and were
assured that they could purchase ma
terial for any size stil1. which could
easily be set up from the parts.
, 1922-01-03

bank. that action averting what was
described as tho most serious dif-
icuity which had threatened Chica-
COS financial district IN Is years.
The merger was announced late
last night. after an aii-day session OF
the Chicago Clearing House nssocia-
ton and leading fnancisrs. the Con-
tinental and Commercial Institutions
agreeing TO assume liabilities of $780,.
0o0.eoo.
The absorption placed combined de-
posts Of the -four banking fnstitu.
tons at more than sfoo, 900 900. and
total u at n figure greater
than s52s. 0oo. 600.
Difficulties OF the Fort Dearborn
properties werc attributed TO over
extension % credits
Owing to the overextended condi-
ton OF Edward .TIlder q company
chief stockholders OF the Fort Dear
born or~ganizttion.l and some recent.
" made loans md investments which
proved TO be bad and entailed heavy
losses. II was found on examination
of the two Fort Dearborn banks by
the Chicago Clearing House cs-s.-
iners that the capital Of both banks
had been Impaired" said a statement
by James b. Forgan, chairman Of the
Chicago Clearing House COMMITTEES.
The clearing house banks lxusran.
teec the Continental and Counkscfa'
against possible iosres to the extent
OF $4,000. 600 and ths Fort Dearborn
stockholders made n further guarar
tee of 1900. 900. In addition theirs
Ia a capital. surplus and undivided
profit OF Approximately $4,000 600
The Continental also pay approx
mately s1.25o.ooo for the goodwill oI
the two absorbed institutions.
The clearing house COMMITTEES IN
vcstiEated tho Drovcrs' National bhni
lad the Drovers~ Trust 4 saving
bank. IN which Esxard Tnden q Go
Is Interested n snnouhced tina
those banks were solvent
A special committee was appointed
to take care Of the Englewood sfsts
bank, Also riiden Institution.
In Lasalle street Saturday the
Dearborn National sock WIS quoted
at $3.50 a share. with rene offered,
and the State banks stock vt sis5 a
share
, 1922-01-03
EXEMPTION LAW TO
Be PUT TO TEST BY
LEGION MEN OF LUsk

LUSK. wyo.. JAN 3.-A test case
to determine whether exsoldiers un-
der the law are entitled to the $4,000
property exemption granted them by
the last legislature will be Instituted
by Lusk post No. 4 of the American
Legion as the result OF action taken
by Niobrara county authorities to ,s.i-
lect the tax on property OF service
men on the same basil as assess
ments against other holdings. Lusk
service men will refuse to IA the
taxes and the Ease will be carried {
the supreme court IL necessary for .
final ruling.
, 1922-01-03

iae plan IN ueldu 70 buhu a
plps.ine 70 Pathfinder dam. Of ade-
quate sire to bring the waters to Cas-
PEI for irrigation, domestic and COM
mor.iai purposes and for beaatinca-
ton OF the city through The con-
struction Of small artificial lakes on
the lands OF the Community Exten-
sion corporation south OF Casper.
Casper. expanded beyond expecta-
tons, due to its tremendous indus
trial advancement. has given little
thought to play or recreation The
thousands Of l1ddics OF tho city. de-
prived OF many OF tho pleasures OF
BOY and gir1hood due TO the absence
Of the old swimming hole. or OF
lakes. with boating. fishing and nu'
morous other pleasures to be derived,
stand in silent pleading for compile
lion OF the plans which are being fos-
tered by the organization which made
possible casper's acquiring land free
Of charge on which lakes can be built.
parks erected and municipal beauti-
hcation worked out to the fullest Ok
tent.
The discussion OF the proposed wa
ter relief was Unanimously Endorsed
A pipeline OF adequate size could be
built In = few months and the ex-
per,e would be jussined in the econ
mn Of providing Casper With water.
The plan to provide wster relief
came at h directors meeting fol
lowing the meeting OF stockholders
All directors who havc presidcd over
the corporation during the first year
OF its life, namely: J.. c. N~icolnysen,
@. l.. Walker. Patrick Sullivan. c. II.
Townsend. c.. r. HAgens. b. Il.
schcrck. B. B. Brooks. Earle d.
Holmes and Earl c.. Boyle, were
unanimously reelected.
At the directors meeting the or
xanization was perfected for h com
ing year by the reelection OF all OF
ffcers, including P. c. Nicoiaysen.
president; c. II. Townsend, treasur-
er: d. L. scAerck. secretary. G. g,
Harens Is the agent In charge of the
and his offices are the head
quarters OF the concern
Tho history OF TIE corporation was
contained in the report filed by Sec
rotary d. L. Scherck. He told OF the
formation OF the corporation with
$4,000 capital stock. of IS transac
ION with the state land boardssne
ssle OF 40 acres Of land to tb> Stand
ara refinery for $1,000 an and Of
he msthods used In s>ccrlng title 10
the land required. He also told in
detail OF the corporations good for.
turie in securing the services OF j. 6.
MtCrsry. city planning expert. to
make a typographical survey Of the
lands and his suggestions were shown
in fae mar which was presented at
tbs annual meeting today
The Casper Real Estate Board. hav-
ing been requested to submit plans
for handling the remainder OF the
property which viii be offered the
Jasper public this va made a de-
tailed report in which some valuable
suggestions were made. Other re-
ports indicated the success which the
Community corporation has met dur
ing itn few short months Of existence.
, 1922-01-03
Larceny Charge
Is Dismissed

DETROIT. Jan. "A charge OF
larceny against Miss Caroline Murray.
g 26. was dismissed here when
]. Jury, OF Denver and San Fran
cisco. who alleged she made extensive
purchases in local stores on his ac-
count. withdrew the complaint. Joe
Boyer. millionaire automobile race
driver today denied the statement
published yesterday that Miss Murray
is his divorced wife. adding that un.
til her arrest he never had heard Of
her.
, 1922-01-03
Committee On
Freight Rates
Is Appointed

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. a.
F. B. Cook f. r. Marshall and PC.
Gil. I'll Of salt Lake City. were ap.
pointed as a COMMITTEES to outline the
case proposed to present before this
commission IN bs'
OF shippers OF intermochtai1
20 governors OF thoss states and
AJAX that individual states bear the OK.
penss Of presenting same !. the con
ference OF various state Representa-.
uves. In conference here
, 1922-01-03
PArRIARCH NAMED.

ATHENS, Jan S-Election OF the
Most Rev Archbishop Meletios Meta
kakis as patriarch of Constantinople
has been declared nuliified by the &C.
clesiastica1 congress in session at Sa-
ioniki- The congress has decided that
It was necessary topostpone the cleo
ton Of the new patriarch until the
beginning Of February,
, 1922-01-03
SENATORS BROKE D
LEGISLATIVE STRAIN,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan.- 5.-The
death Of Senator Bois Penrose just
before midnight Saturday was due
to an attack OF heart failure as hs
preparing to retire He had been
Ill for some days but some improve
ment had ben noted Saturday In his
condition and his sudden death was
learned with surprise.
Physical strain Of recent months IN
connection with working out finan-
cial legislation Is said to have been
, 1922-01-03
DENVER E~NGRAvERs
JOIN IN STRIKE.

DENVER. Jan. 1.-Approximately
40 mesnbcrs OF tho Denver Photo En-.
gravers' union employed by fve Den
yer concerns. struck today in protest
against a 10 PEI cent wage reduction
and a change from the 4f-hour TO the
is-hour week. Employers Med a no
tice OF tho wage reduction and the
change in working hours with the
Colorado Industrial commission last
month Newspaper plants did not cut
or increase hours mi are rot
in,csved In the strike.
According to Charles N. welch.
ono Il the employers. tho owners
plan TO operate on the open shop"
plan. opening one shop at = time with
employees who remained at work at
all thu plants. According TO WEIGH.
one shop was working today.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. c.-Approxs-
fContirucd on Page ~
, 1922-01-03
Wireless Phone
Message Clear

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. 18th.
first ~rediophone message to be received
by the giant radio tower at Fort Sam
Houston came in from the FitzJ.in-
mons general hospital at Denver. The
voice was clear and distinct and no
trouble WIS experienced In under
standing the sender.
, 1922-01-03
Big attLeman
Under Arrest

DEBORAH. Iowa. Jar s.-B. r.
Kneeskern OF castaiia, lows. one Of
the wealthiest cattle buyers I'm north
eahtern Iona was arrested here IN
connection with the murder on d..
cefnber II, OF Mr. and Mrs. Ghszfes
Van Brocklin at their home near
Frsnkvile. The nature Of the evil
denco against Kneeshcrn a not been
dfvuiEed
, 1922-01-03

\ United States Senator Boise Pen
rose of Pennsylvania, n OF the most
interesting personalities in the upper
house. which he entered in 1897 as the
successor OF the late Senator j. Don
aid Cameron. was one OF the wealth.
est bachelors in tho senate. An "Old
Guard" Republican ne was a member
of four important senate committees.
namely. the finance committee Of
which he was chairman, banking and
currency. immigration and naval at
fairs.
Chief lieutenant OF Senator Matthew
Stanley Quay. whose representative he
CONTINUED on Page 100
, 1922-01-03
GRAIN BOUGHT
FOR STRAvINC

today said IT had been iaformed by
Don Livingston. commissioner OF
agriculture OF South Dakota. The
corn has been bought. II vas said
FOR delivery on shipboard at
New Orleans. Baltimore and New
York.
, 1922-01-03
SCHOONER IS LOST.

ST. PIERRE. MD, Jan. s.AThe
Newfoundland schooner. Bohemia
carrying coal from Sydney. ". s.. to
Burien. ~. F.. was lost when blown
ashore by a northeast hurricane. The
crew escaped with difficulty.
, 1922-01-03
BANDITS ROB
Three STORES

Los ANGELES. Jan. s.-Three
bandits. armed with sawedoff shot
held up three collectors for the
O Drug company In It's store at
S and Broadway and escaped In
n tomobile with a sum estimated
ny - company at about $4,000. The
robbery occurred on the busiest street
in downtown Los AngeleE.
, 1922-01-03

Fear that continued ra{<fs might
cause another rise in TIE water wa
Expressed however. Reports here I'm
dictate that more rain fell IN the Cave
creek watershed las night
The water entered the city ut n ..Sul
about a mile erd n half from. the
state capitol. which Is in the direct
ppfn OF the flood.
Residerfn OF the northwestern part
OF the city have been moving from
their homest all morzihs. Others liv-
Ing In that section OF th> city are
moving their furnishings 10 the upper
floors OF their homes
No estimate OF tho total mount OF
water IN the flood is yet possible.
Waterusers' association. officials said.
a force Of men was put to work
early 1oday cutting the entertainments
on which the tracks OF the Atchison.
Topeka 4 Santa Fe and the Arizona q
Eastern railroads southwest Of the
state capitol to prevent the water from
backing up as It did nt the time OF tho
flood last August. All treffice to and
from the west over these two roads
has been interrupted by this action.
, 1922-01-03
ECONOMIC SITUATION DISCUSSED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Presidcnt
Harding and the cabinet spen. two
hours today in discussing the Euro
rean economic situation and consider
saon OF the possibility hat the United
stntes might be called into a ccnfot-
once TO deal with the aubject.
, 1922-01-03
SUPPORTERS OF
EXILE

BUDAPEST. Jan. 3.-Activity
among the royalist supporters of
former Emperor Charles is report
ed 20 be Increasing and 20 members
of the chamber Of deputies are said
to have tcjsowed Count Julius Am
ibrnssy In his opposition to Premier
Count BethL
, 1922-01-03
EJeDen Miles
In Sleep Is
Girls Record

GREELEY, Colo. jan s.-Dor-
othey Sherman, 10 yeats Of age.
daughter OF J. l.. Sherman Of Ea-
ton. walked . distance OF IL miles
in her sleep last night. according 10
reports here today.
The girl. dressed IN her hrotAer's
overalIs. sweater and Jumper and
her fathers wool socks staggered
Into Lasalle, four miles south Of
here and IL miles south OF Eaton,
early this morning and asked that
her parents be notified.
The Girl declared she wsrS to
sleep last night and that sse kne-
nothing more Until she rs awaken
ed by a passing acsomobile on a
bridges a mile Forth of La Sale.
The girl according to her father,
had not been well lately andhzi
expressed the desire to VITA sick
friend in Denver
, 1922-01-03

Prince sixtus OF Bourbon d. Par
ma. brother of forissr Empress zita-
is reported to be IN Rome with 9th
ers eu~deavorins to arrange for
Charles and zita to leave MADEIRA
and settle in Illy,