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WEATHER FORECAST
iovkiht tvn vi:iii:m,v, r.nt
I'llleeiuli iiii', No. iiil'Jl
SEnLEMENT IN
M'LEMK H
MITCHELL IB:
$100,000 DaniaKe Action
And Counter Claim of
$27,000 Wilhdnawn
Kotll.'ini nt mil of rmirl wart an-
iiwinreil today of ilin Mltilii'HMr
l.miiiirn ro hy th luw firm nf
Jl'iliti'T Mauului; (, OniKiiiK, whlrli
Included (in 1 1 OD.Iiiiii ilanmr.M r.nnt
t.r J. II Mitchell bkiiIiihI Marshall
liinH-r, ijjti First Htuln ami H.iv
Iiikm Link, Hint II. MiLi'iunm, ainl
iilmi lln murnln munler ilamar.o
mllnn nf $37,000 (licit ,y Mrl.o.
lunrn iiKiilnst Mitchell. Tim former
r.imi was to Ihivk been tried next
Mntiilii)'.
Tint haU of I tht oUrnii.t wax
full puymi'iit of III.. oiim purchase
prlct mi tint iriiprty Involved nf
$37,000 Dini ip,iiiik nf tlin pro.
Mrly lit A. H Connor of llerkol.-y,
California, Mm I flnnnrluK tho
matter for Mltclii'll.
Th n i'nutrnmiy iiro ovt-r an
oiloii to imrtlinMi tt liloonilnR-
nmti ranch In thin n.iitiiy I',.,.,.,,!,,,!
nf lln. property : 0 tin (ukon oter
In Ilin mat tiny or an liy Colimir
WHISKERS GROW LONG,
Urm iU nml II,,). of 'III Chlif
Tiili l. Nm riinntilo
HACItAArilNTO. Cal . .Mny
U'hlnkirn nml ttm Du) nf '111 tolo
hratlon lint mk of May 33-SS uro
rlilrf toplcH of roinoratl(.ii In Hu
liuiirijto, Hlnrp Kt. I'ntrlck'H ilay,
City Mansir Clyilr I, HrnVoy ami
lint malo porllon of thr rltymlmlnlii.
t ration havo I'oon lottlne 'cm eroM,
nml itori'iK of promlnont himlnon
liloll Ii.iVk liii'ii noltlliit Htyl.'rt In
lionnlii fur tliflr omo)r to oiiiul.ito.
Tli,i rnrrort thlnK In whUkori.
Iniwmor, In pomoiiuln tlu Kidd dlK
i;ori i.f '!! In to xli.iVn tho lilri of
Ilin fare, nock mill llnilnr' rlilli, all.m
Iiii: th.. iiuiHt.ii'tio anil rliln wlilnkom
In form :i clroiilur hoard.
Xnmn liarhom loft town In tho
flmt fuw oo I. ii nf wlilnkor crowliiK,
I. nt thoy Imm' roliirno.l to dim
htsird
U'hll, . thi'lr hiih3iidi) anil futhcri
nro KrcwIiiK facial plumaro, Dm wo
moil i.f Hurranioiito aro fanhlonlim
r.ouiM Into Urn a!) In f frontlir ilayn.
Whlnkor ami ;lnt;Tmm ilroio
Mil liavn honorod plaroii In Hid
fiolil llimh" p,irailn May 110, In
Milili ll In ixMcti.il .10,01)0 pomonn
ninl morn than 1M10 flouU will doplrl
tho "ilayN of old, tho ilutt of Kohl.
I hn ilayn of 'VJ."
E. P. MARSH VISITOR
v
Orpuly (onimlmloiirr of ljbor !!'
uirtnti'iil mi Way lo IVrlliiml
i:. I. Mnrli, tloimty roinmUlonor
or Ilin Ifnltod Wilton doparlmont of
luhor, who wan hern nt Iho lioKlnnlmc
of tho ilmliprworltcr' alrlko, nrrlvnl
laat iiIkIH. Nfoffh U on IiIh way from
Culirnrnla to Portland, ll Hald that
Mhould It appear Hint' bla preaonco
Imto mlKht luail to any nolutlon ho
wottlil Htny for Home tlmo, but If
thoro Ik no rlmnco to old In ndjiiat
Iiik tho illffenmro between employ
nrH unit omployPH ho will leavo for
l'ortlmul tomorrow.
TIC IIHIMJS AltllKSTH
I.OH AN0KI.KH, May 10. Whnt
tho police lormcil un 'umlorworlil tip'
Ind to tho iirrcat, Imro todny of tltroo
men and tbmo women and tho hoU
nro of Jowolry und tlothliiK valued
ut Hovorul IhouHinid dollum, nald to
huvu houii utolon.
WKATIIKH rilOIIAUIMTH-X
i
Tho Cyclo-Htormiigrph ut Under-
woou h rnnrni.iv
roKlaterod u full
liiK buronudrlc
proHBiiro t Ii 1 h
morning. Hut na It
Ih yot well In tho
fair wont her' area
und oh tho movii
moot hax not
rourhod Kront pro
portion no Immed
Into o It u n K o Ih
looked for.
KorocflHt for nnxt
1!4 liourH!
iContlnuod fair probably cooler.
Tho TycoH rocordlne thormomcter
roelntored moxlmum und minimum
temperatures today, ss follews:
High - 7
u. tOW
i&hv
M'MIIKII ro.MIM.VV IS
I'lNCII HV "lOCH 1 loll
woiikivo .vivr. imrim
FIIHTI.ANH. .Mny Ifi lief
loll., iiillnn tr.ifririiiliu; lln pml
llon In iiiliniiii: tin. i-IkIiI
fnnr ilny wini hilii'ii liy ilu In) til
li'i'lnn of lni:i:irii nml lumber
iin'iT'i lin.ir.l of iriiNl.'i lu.liiy
'I In. liimnl Iiiipim. n film of
tli'.o ii.iiti iln. Vlnoler linn
lir loiiiininy n.'r;il Im: hi
Wlii'i.ir. Ori.r.nii, iiii i out loll. m
Of llllVlllj' Worked employ!'" III IK'
lll.lltH In , IoMIIoii (f lln I"
itl'iii'n cIkIiI liniir Htniuliiril. 'lln.
Iiiuinl iiiliimi'il Ilin Mnn.'H Mil
In III" hi'iiiili. for n National
'li;lit hour luw In nil lo.liiBlrli'H
FAKES DEATH, RUNS
OFF WITH GIRL IS
DETECTIVES' CHARGE
Wmllli) Maniifactiiivr Kulil In llmr
I'IikiiI lliiiiiiin Hours In Hum.
nn'i Cottnui', I'lntt Hi met urn
Hl'PKItlOlt. Win. .Mny 18 IM
ward J. Kaltstad, n wealthy manu
facturer of Kan Claim. Wisconsin,
placed Im in a ii bono In hi,, summer
rottagn on Ilin shorn of Lake No.
'Ilagamnn, near hero it year ago,
fired tlin t met urn mill eloped wit Ii
Dorothy Antiunion, tils Mnnogra-
'phor, nrcontliiK to tlio charges of
Lili'tci-llvin of Inniirrtttco companion,
Mini liy .Mm HullMnd for $66,000
Insurance v
NEW ROUTE PROPOSED
IHkIimiiv Will IVnnlt TourlMn lo
I Itrhr from Halt ImVc lo Conit
ItKIIDINO, Calif, May 1C - liy
mat oprliiK It will ho iualhln for
lourlata to travel In comfort by an
tomohllo from Malt l.ako City,
Utah, and tho ount to Kureka,
Calif., la WIiiiiojiiuccu. Nov., and
Alliirini, ItciiillnK nml Weavj'rrlUn,
Calif,, nrrordlnR lo Information re
ceived nt tho Northern CnllfornU
rnnnlloH nioiorhtlon hern.
Tin. now lilithway route, a name
for which U ;to Im Ni'locted nt
Wlunomurra when ropronoiitatlvoH
from (flah, Idaho, Nevada, Califor
nia ami Oroi;ou meet thoro June 9
lo, will Ih. tho mil)' all year rmitn
Into northern California, It H
rl.ilineil. I'.ihIui; thronnh (lurprNo
alloy, midway hotwo.'n l.an.sou n-
ratilr po.il; nml Ml. illianlu, alone
the I'll river, throiiRh ttm histor
ic Iohii of Hhafda nml down tho
Trinity rler nml thronch Iho
1(0011.1 Indian rvncrvatlou, It will
travvran a rrlon of wonderful nct
nory. It will croiM th" Hlorran at n
nnirh lower point than tint other
uorlherii hlKhway routen.
HUGE CRATER FORMED
(In Well lllou Out mid In Ik
nltetl Other Crater Klreil
Ul. DOItADO, Ark., May It!. A
crater 1100 foot ncroa waa blown out
early today at thn WJId Murphy gaa
well, 10 mll.'K north or Kl Dorado,
and thn gas from It and other cra
ter In thn vicinity Ignited.
Several smaller craters wero fired
last night within a radius of 100
yarda, but the innlu well which waa
estlmnted to bo making over "C.
000,000 cubic feet of gus dally, did
not catch flro until tho hugo crater
wa blown out todny.
L. GEORGE HOPEFUL
lloea Not Fool American Itcfuaul to
Participate la Final
(IKNOA, Muy 10, Moyd Oeorgo
doea not feel, It wan Indicated today,
Hint tho Amoricnn refusal to partici
pate In Tho lluguo meeting on Hub
atan utfalrH, an unnotincod laat night
In Washington, Ih thu final word, ua
tho American nolo Indicated great
American Interest in Husaln'a recoil
atructlon andvtho reply la rogurded aa
formliiK a basla for further corre
spondence. Tho opinion waa general
ly exproBHPd that thn American ah
Monro might kill Hint mooting.
TWO IIOVH DHOWNKH
YKKICA, May 10. Alvln Ilurbnnk,
12 yenrH old, nml Loon .Ioiioh, 111
yearn old. wero drowned In tho BIioh-
ta river neur Montuguo yefltordny.
Thn hoyn went bathing In thn cold
water and neither could uwllil, l.eotl
JnnotJ imnk to tho bottom and tho
nurbank youth Jumpod in to oavo
him, but, bo did not como to tho sur-
ituttmg Herald
KLAMATH
ONE KILLED IN
POLK ATTACK
193 Cases of Liquor, Bout
And Two Trucks Seized
At Loiik Beach
I.ONO llliACM. '"allf. May IC
On" mini wan nliot unit Ih'IIovmI
ilrowiii'il. four rr"lcil ntnl u
l.iiiiuli mill two Iriirlcn, tot'.nllii'r
Willi l!i.1 nisi i or ll'iuiir. K"l7"il
hiro I'.irly toiluy followlni; n h.illl"
ln'twi'i'ii lint pollen ainl lliiior
mniiKcliTfi nt lli. harhor.
Tlio lriirl;n worn nalil liy I tin pol
'ten to hnvn horn oncaiiod hy a inn
tlnn lilrlnro company, nml pollen tin-
nort tint rontrahand wai Ititonileil
for Hollywood.
ENDORSEMENT IS OFF
Ijilior Cnniirll l)i-clit.. Not
Hnppoit ('.iiiillilatr
to
llndoriKjmont of any candidate for
circuit Judge by the central labor
council wna withdrawn laat nlRht.
Thla action win cauavd, offlclala
nald. bocntino nt tho tluin of tho on
ilmaoment of II. I.. Clllott It waa
undorntood that A I- l.envltt had
alctieil "u certain petition" that wua
circulated by tho bualueaa men. A
communication had been received
from 1-eavltt, It wa, kuIiI. polntlnK
out that Iho petition had not been
ireiented to him for nlRnnturc, am'.
that had It been presented ho would
havo refused to alKii.
It waa decided, tho offlclula nald,
In Juatlcu to both candidate to Jenvr.
t tin eiidorM'niont open at thla time
but In atipport the republican candi
date nominated at, the pilmarlea
i.coion mi:kts tonhjiit
ON SIBLEflS
Whether .Memorial duy will I b- Public Olwn OpKrtunlly lo Hear
sored by tho American l.eglon will. Political Candidate.,
b,i decided Ut Iho regular meelliiKi
toulKht when members will be asl.e! j All porioiiB, whether or not mom
to express their Wewa, ncrOrdiiig tnihorii of Iho chamUir of commerce,
Comniamlor W.'Kterfold. II" aikH tnst tare Invited to the forum meeting
all meiubitnt attend. ( tomorrow noon when addrcssea will
Tim American Legion auxlllar) will .. made liy the various political
also meet toulr.bt. ' candldutei, Secretary Ktcteusou an-
Inounced today. Thla probably will
PLAN COAIi PltlCB PROItr. . ,ll0 omy opportunity to hear all
WASUINOTON. May 10. Steps ,,, candldutej, before the prlmar-
are being taken liy thn government i
to forestall teudencle towarda ril
ing pricex or bitumliiouK coal at
the mines, the whltn houio nald to
day. Sucretury Hoover hav the matter
rif Investigation and action In
i'harge.
awaC5i7v??SvZ,i N. "r-V l iTassaJwT
Member of the Associated Press.
IVt 1,1,8, Oltr.fiON, Tl'IlHIMV, MAV
j PARCEL POST RATE
1 INCREASE PROPOSED
BY POSTMASTER
i
Views of I'M'ru AsLeil: .M.ii- AiIIo-.!
IIiiIi'h II) UVIkIiI oinl hum j
Anil l'l Huilon I'li.'Hiin
WAKHINii'lMO, I) C, May 10
l'tliii.'i!r Uf'li'rnl Work (iniiniiiirril
today Mint In view of II." ' fail that
i ho Inoronxi'il con I of liniiilllni; parol
pioil ni'Ci'HHlliiton a rerr.iiidlni:
iiilvanri' In p.-irri I pout ra'cii", ho wait
wrillnr lo n Inri'.n iiiliiih.r of pari. I
pott iihith in i;ii tli'dr vIowt on lln
prnpio.l ihari'."i. InrlilOIni: a priv
p(ial lo fl ii Forvli.i t'llnrrn of onn
or two roniH on oaoh par. mulli-il
ami to riMillioi all rat on i.y w'IkIi
nml ytiiin
PLAY BY MILLS FOLK
lliun AK Coinoity Will I to l'r.-nl.
nt 'Ihiii-sthy i:mlnu
"Tliren I lata." a tbreo-act comedy
will hertai;i'd In Hi.. Mlllacliorl and-
Itnrlum Thuraday by tile .Mills Tar
ent TearhcrH' nHinclatloii Thtirailny
ovenlnK nt 7-30 for tho benefit of
tho piano fund. Thn coinrdy la nald
to bo a continual laiiRh from atari to
finish. Millard Wcddel n, Sim Hel
win, n huaband whose wife haa been
awny, becomes Involved In all aorta of
difficulties furnlahlnR amusement In
every line. The cost follows.
Ham Selwln, whoso wife has
been uwny ...Millard Wcddel
Oroco Selwln, Ills bettor-half
:.. ..Ituth Dixon
(race, tho dnuKhter . .- ..
Anna Catherine Garrett
Fred Iletlamy, nn unwilling
slave Junior Wajtner
Lottie. I'rcd'a fiancee
Mm. Junior Wagner
Tlllle, u parlor maid
UorU SpnnsenborK
Prof. Illltbora. professor of ....
penmanship .. '- J. J. Miller
Dlbbs, boy In rUto'n..ltoltT.atteraon
Captain CatWctll. of tho 1CJI-...
kenn Irregulara Prank Peyton
TicketH. will bo on Kale at the
rtnlnbotv.
ASKS ALL TO FORUM
cs 0 prday.
i.UKi:r hkpoht
POItTKA.Vl). May 1C Cattle,
steady; hogs, -Ce lower, prlnm light,
111 25 to 111 r.0; sheep and eggs
hteudy; butter, firm.
THE DARE-DEVIL
C
i
" '"'asZ .
III, I It J
FALSE MASONIC
LOOSE RESULTS
Three Men Given Two
Years Each for Using
Mails to Defraud
8AI.T I.AKB CITV, .May IC--.Matthew
Mclllnln Thomson, Domi
nie lli-rB'-ra, Thoinaa Porrot and
Itobort JamleKou, offk'ra of the
Amerlean Masonic federation, con
tlrteil by trio fmleral court jury
lain yesterday on rharr,"' of uslne
of thn maltji lo defraud In connec
'Hon with ncurliii; merberablps for
'their organization, were aentencxd
'today to two yearn In prison each
and fined JuOOO each.
Commitment was deferred pend
ing ni appeal.
THOUSANDS AT MEET
UitolncM Men Prom Alt Part of
Nation at C. of C. ConTCHtloa
WASUINOTON, May !. Ser-
eral thousand business men, repre
senting more than a thousand com
mercial and Industrial organlis
tlons of tho country wero on hand
today, when tba tenth annual con
vention of tho chamber of com
mcrco of tho United States was
called to order by Joseph H. Do
frees, prcsldont.
Tho primary object of the con
vention, It 0 announced, was to
consider European conditions and
tholr effect on American business.
At tho tamo time, however, var
ious committees. ot.lhe chamber:
Mil tako up other problems such
aa finance. Insurance, merchant
marine, foreign rommcrco etc.
HK.UITS OF TIIK WOULD
V
,T STItANll TIIEATIU:
I). W. Griffith's "Hearts of the
World," om. of the) greatest or
screen masterpieces, will bo shown
ut 'tho Strand tonight. Lillian
!!s! i In tho stellar rolo was never
better ,anJ through this part
achieved fa'mo throughout the
u oi Kl. The procoodi will go to
the Timber Workers union.
MEI.GF.H IMT1F1E1I
NF.W YOItK, May 1C Tho neth-lehcm-Itckawannu
steel merger
was ratified today ty tho director.
of both companion after tho Lacka
wanna directors had approved tho
purchase of tho Lackawanna pro
pontes by thn Uothleheci company.
N IN
MAHItlAOP. OP RUDOLPH
VAI.F.NTINO, HCHF.KN ACTOR
VOI II IN CALIFORNIA
I .OH ANOKI.KH. May IB,-,
' Court offlcem said Iho mar-
rlagn of Kmlolph Valentino,
acreon artnr, lo Mlsn Winifred
Ilildnut at Mexlcall, Mexico,
Saturday, was Void In Callfor-
nla becausq Valentino obtain-
mI an Interlocutory decree of
divorce from Jean Arkcrn, bla
first wife, In January of thin
year and that tho deoren
would not bn final until next
January
E. T. LUDDEN DIES
IN LOS ANGELES;
ILL SHORT TIME
Was Fonicr .Manager of Telephone
Company Office Hrrc; Death
CaiiMtl Hy Peritonitis
Word was received late yester
day In a telegram from Loa Angc
lot to Mrs. It. E. Wright that R.
r, Luddcn. former local manager
nf ll.n Pacific Tolenhone & Tole -
., rnmnanv. waa fatillv slrlck-
- -.. -- - -
Hh company, waa fatally strlck -
with perltoallU. No detail..
t been rocelred a, to tho prob -
en
UU.O inCU IJVO.tcu . u .UU J..w -
ably origin of the attack.
r, v. w.i-h ni m, n xt
n E. Wright and Mr. and M.
1'UQQeu ana iaeir tana uu utvm-
fast with them Immediately before
starting on the trip last Monday
;oe .p I..I. oUU.j
morning to niverslde. California
and then Luddcn was In tho be.V
of mlrlt. and teemed In perfect,
health.
Luddcn had been in cbargo of
tl.. 1jeit aflA fa sb kstttt IhrSA
"" """ """" " -""- ""-)
mwA Aai.kalf WAana Amln nakvafl
"" v..-m-.. -... -..- -"-,
been stationed t Grantg Pass. He
had been with the telephone com
pany for 15 years and waa 38
year. old.
During hi. stay here Luddea bid
hsiaa , srtWjj la cbaai
merce and other community oris
nUatlon., and mado many friends.
III. transfer to Riverside wag con
sidered a mark of appreciation by
his company.
It wa. learned by tho telephone
company hero this afternoon that
burial will be hold at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning in Lo. Angeles.
A later telegram received by tho
telephone company said an autopsy
revealed a stomach ulcer causing a
perforation. It was also said tho
funeral would bo at the Hollywood
chapel and that Mrs. Ludden would
remain In Los Angotes for an Indef
Inlto period. ' x
BUILDING INCREASE
DURING APRIL IS
SHOWN IN REPORT
House. Demand Relieved; Employ
tucnt Improve, la Northwent
Lumber and Ifgtnc Camp
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.
During April tUero was much In
crease in building construction in
Oregon, relieving tho demand for
housing facilities, according to ro
ports to J. A. Kelly, district dir
ector of the employment service of
the United 8tate? department of
labor. Logging and lumbering
camp. largely Increased their fore
e. and the employment situation
approached normal.
Report, by cities follew:
SALEM "Lively Increase In con
atructlon of dwellings, giving suffi
dent for renting and sale. Add I
tion to double capacity of dehy
drating plant, with farm, orchard
and other regular work gives em
ployment to all. All plant, run
ning, full time, excopt canneries
which aro out of season.
PORTLAND "Payroll figure. In
dicate a .light Increase In unem
ployment ovor last month, duo
chiefly to a reduction in railroad
repair. Building continues with
increased activity, and lumber mill,
and logging camps aro Increasing
their force.. Manufacturing, spec
tally in Iron and steel I. stow. Can
company baa added over 200
(women) to force ,ln preparation
for tho approaching packing sea
con, .Retail trade dull at present,
'but expected to Improve with In
creasing lumber business.
ASTORIA "Housing situation
good. Sovoral residences being
built. Naval bsso, highway con
struction, city wster plpo lino and
new hotel will give employment
o several hundred. Logging camps
and mills operating to capacity.
Unemployment normal. , Retail
Auiinesa improves as eaxjloyatent
lnwesses."
s
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NEWS OF THE WORLD
BY THE ','". .t
ASSOCIATED PRESS
pfiica im
4 & i ., i
Custom Started - By.-Uai
Veterans Is Sprsasl y
American LHioM
Tlio Aasorlatetl PrM
INDIANAPOLttf. Ind., May IS.
Memorial Day, May 30, will U' pan
orally observed tbroughouUBo'worlil
thla yoar, duo In laife pirttb ihaj
efforts or tho American Lgtf ,'W
cording to an announcement nud at
legion headquarters here today? The
statement says! ;"
"Originally designated' by the un
ion votorans of tho Civil war H
P"niir ' -r sr ,
particular decoration day for tstir
i 'en corarauo.. "-' - an-"
. . I. ..a..
DCOmo a uay sev aVmn , mwm-
! MMM ua- "J ?7"
" ' American, who died for
. "r country. Althouth It ki tout
. . ..lk'..
"" rjrZZ
utM to " memorial kolliUy
j A , ,h
dency to a uniform observance ha.
been apparent since tho world war.
MimfmaiMl of both th
I offet ,dopt;
. ,ft ,,. M(llaori.i dar and
-- ,. ,. - M'v-t.
net. of the world war men oa ketfc.
.Idea of the Maaon-DUoa Use .,
tar th. laat three yean. slasalUat-.
... . K m . b.4
onsly honored tue aeaa oi it.
. . m aa
sanl.b-Amricn,ajia wono war.
Becetwc Iateeaatlsasal Day
"When the InterAlllrl VeUrsM,
federation, mad tip of world war y
terans of Fr-n. Eaa'snd, Caaa
lUly.aad,tko qin"-4 ot Jty.AU4
lint
ODSEnVKir
EVERY NM
-gitatfAawaaBtaVv
for the observance of rltM for tas
dead. May 30 became an Interaatloa
al holiday, comparable onlr In ul
orsal obsorvanco to Chrlstmoa. This
I yoar It will bo o'.vrvo-l by legion
posts and, All'cd vote'ana' organisa
tions In tho following countries other
than the United States: Canada. Bel
glum. France. Poland, Turkey, Mex
ico. Arsenilna. Draxll. Brltiah Isles.
Chllo. China. Cuba, Guatemala. Ja
pan. Peru. Porto Rice. PortuaeM
West Africa. Sinto Domingo. Span
ish Honduras. Ind'a. Venezuela and
In the CenM Zone. Hawaii. Phln-lne
Islands and the t-rr'to-r of Alaska
faction Will TV-oratn
"As It did 1st year nd tbs year
before. tv. ls':- "' decor.it J and
hold approprltfo cxerrl:n or.tr the
grave of every American who alenpt
on fore'Rn soil, ok U w bon
orlng the graves of Amerlean nnrt
Allied velernns who ore burled In tbP
cemeteries of this country. Legion
posts In France, TMgtiirfl. Poland
and Turkey will visit old battlefield.
and adjacent cotneterles
Th United S'nte cravei retjlstrt-
Hon service haa completed U huco
task of returning to this country the
bodies of 42.023 of the A. E. r win
died overseas, but 30.000 Amerlcnm
still remain permanently bnrlfld In
cemeteries of tho Allied nation.
Votn Bubucrlb
"To finance tho memorial day dec
oration of grave, over.ess. eaeu of
tho legion's U.OOO posts ws. a,ked
to subscribe an amount equal to flvo
cent, for each of Its merabors. A cen
tral committee of the legion In
Franco will rocelvo tho funds from
this country and have charge of dct
oratlng tho Individual graves.
"Several months before memorlsl
day Hanford MacNlder, national com
mander of tho legion, sent each tost
a request that oxercl.es this yw ba
made a per.onal as possible. "With
this ond In view." MacNlder wrolt.
"tho legion is ready to make specisi
efforts to aid relatives and friends
who think on memorial day aot so
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meats Before Ctty OeaaeH
Orade ordinances wera adopUd
and ordinances providing for street
assessments passed to tba sssond
reading at tho meeting of tba ty
council last night. s,fv&
Pormlts granted were: Mtaast
church committee, floor t sat ,M. rear
of eburch; Chrlatlan charb.'aataj-
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