The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-09
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PERSONAL

\ stand in a New York court and 81
u mitted himself to cross examinatit
He testified in his suit for the retu
IS of $4,000 which he claims he a
vanced to Louis N. Partof when tn
became associated in the war tir
glucose deal.
W The engagement Of Colonel Ber
ley Mott of the American embas:
staff and Mile. Georgette st. PAT
daughter of NJ. and Mme George
Ellie st. Paul, was announced. NJ. S
Paul is state councillor, while HI
wife Is a member of the celebrate
. Russian family Pollakoff.
n Laurence Ginnell, who called hin
|. self the envoy to this country of tn
de Valera party in Ireland, was foun
g dead in his hotel room at Washintor
Physicians said death resulted iron
, natural causes.
GENERAL
) According to the News of tn,
| World. former Premier Lloyd George
!, Will visit the United States and Can
} ada next September. and deliver
speeches in New York, Chicago
j Washington. Montreal and Toronto
With the exception of Lord Balfour
Lloyd George will be the first of Eng
lands premiers to cross the Atlantic
Edward M. Fullington, insular au-
ditor, Is being mentioned as a prob
able successor to e. w. Wilson, who
resigned recently as manager of the
Philippine National bank when the
board OF directors withdrew its sup
port OF his loan policy. Burlington
was appointed insular auditor by
President Harding more than a year
and half ago. His home is in Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Commissioner Haynes Saturday an
nounced acceptance of the resigna-
. ton of T.. H. McClanahan as prohibit
ton director for Colorado and ap-
pointed r. A. Kohless now divisional
chief for Colorado, Utah and Wyom-
ing to succeed him temporarily John
W. Madden was made divisional chief.
The first social function of any i'm
portance since Mrs Harding's illness
last fall was held Saturday at the
White House, the president and Mrs.
Harding entertaining informally
about 100 friends in official and un-
official life.
John Gilmour Rodgers, vice presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, in
charge Of the northwestern region,
with headquarters in Chicago, died
suddenly while on the golf links at
Camden, S. c.
Eamonn de Valera, self-proclaimed
president of the Irish Republic" and
Dan Breen, his chief aide, have been
captured near Clonmel according to a
report from Dublin.
American Ambassador Harvey and
Mrs. Harvey, together with their
laughter, Mrs. Marcellus H. Thomp-
ION, and thier granddaughter, Doro-
by, are planning to leave London
hortly for trip to the United States
was said at the embassy.
FOREIGN
Only a silent tribute to the memory
4 the dead marked the opening at
'arls, Monday of the new "Hall in
onor of the allied armies "Officials ]
rom all the allied nations were in at I
enhance.
Nine additional coal mines in the I
,uhr have been seized by the French Q
nd the Belgians, 1t was announced,
taking total Of 81 mines and coke h
lants now in the hands Of the oc- c
lpationai forces. Il
The municipality OF Muanay, pro- 0
nee of Tayabas. is being terrorized
Y gang Of 80 bandits who are COM n
lifting depredations over large a
'ea, according to official advices at q
anilla. A force of Philippine con- a
abulary has one on the trail Of the
arauders.
Attempts were made to wreck two v,
aims on which members of the nj
'ench and Belgian cabinets were
pposed to be passengers. Both at
mpts were unsuccessful, Two bombs ~
ere placed on the rails in front of ~
train proceeding from Dusseldorf
Essen on which Yves LIE Trocquer, "'
ench minister of public works was
pected to travel. M. LIE Trocquer, c.
wever, was not on board. th
Mayeda, member of oN
e of the oldest and most distin. u
ished families In Japan, died at her
tel in Toxic. re
Mathilde Mccormick, 1S-year-old DC
lighter of Harold f. Mccormick and ~
18th Rockefeller Mccormick, and an ~
ress to the Mccormick and Rookie
Ter millions. was married secretly Nj
Major Max Oser, 46 years old, do
ISIS riding master, in the registry SO