Harding Would Prose
cute Those Responsible
for Massacre atHerrin
Chicago.—President Harding, in »
letter received by the Illinois Chamber
of Commerce today, expressed gratid*
lion at the governor’s campaign to
bring about (prosecution of. those re
sponsible for the Herrin massacre, in
which twenty-six lives were lost.
2 Communist Leaders ,
Nahbed in Chicago
Chicago.—William Z. Foster, radical
abor leader, and Max Lernen, of Se
attle, were arrested 'by. se.cr.et service
men.- here today. They are charged
with being, actively engaged ^.organ
izing communist troops throughout.the
country.
Former Emperor Wil
helm Betrothed, Report
London,—Former Kmperqr William
is declared to be betrothed to the
widow ofn German, aristocrat, accord
ing to a report received *by the Times
The celebration of the nuptials, it is
predicted, will occur at an early date.
French CruiseruStrikes
Rock, Goes to Bottom
I?*ris»—The • cruiser-.France, -23,0©O
Uins, struck ft rock today in the bay. of
Auberon, sinking shortly.aiterwardi
Most of the crew of nine.bundsed were
saved.
Prospectors, Dralfetfs, v.
for Cold Bay Fields
Seattle.—N. J. McLaughlin, heading
a crew of thirteen Standard' Oil pros
pectors and drillers, were passengers
on the Redondo today for the Cold Bay
oil fields. They will begone*,for an in
definite period.
John Heino, in his launch, loft this
afternoon for a trip up the Kusfcokwim.
A. Higgins returned..Thursday?'to
Tacotna, goine up* on, the Maple Leaf;
Sec. of State Hughes
Sails for Brazil to.Re
turn an Official Visit
New York. — Secretary of State
Hughesnaccoinpanied by a number of
other*.Administration officials, sailed
today, for Brazil.. This visit of the
American Secretary - of State is an
nounced as one made to return the
visit to Brazil which the Emperor Don
Pedro made to the United States in
1876. and also to visit the Brazilian Cen
tennial Exposition..
Sales Tax Amendment
to Soldiers’.Bonus Bill
• “Washington.—Senator Smoot, in the
Senate today, offered a sales tax
amendment to the soldiert’ bonus bill
providing foe ttia levy of one-fourth
per cent ox* every commodity manufac
tured or imported^ the- money . thus
raised to defray the cost of qoldiers’
compensation.
Yukon Ste Movements
Herman down- Holy Cross 23dt
. Sibilla up Koyukuk 8 a. ra. 26th..
Tanana duetto-laa-v® Nenana U a, m.
26thv
JkooBs up Tolovana 8 p. m. 2oth.
Teddy H. ait Nenana.
Alaska up Fort Yukon 2 a. m. 2ith.
3. L. Berry, m his-launch Caille, ac
companied. by,. Joe.v Blancbell, left
Thursday fordBerry Landing.
Ifethe District Court tor the'Fettri
tory of Alaska, Fourth Division.
EWen Ajjb» Barnard1, plaintiff, ,ys.
Walter Kenneth Barnard,( defendant—
No. 430 I Allas Summons.
The;President ot the United States
of America, greetings To the above
named defendant, Walter Kenneth
Barnard.
summons having been duty issued
out of tbe above Court in the above en
tibledaetmo, and placed in the bands
of tbe United States Marshal for tbe
Fourth Division oi Alaska for service
upon * vau, and said Marshal having
made due return thereon, that after
due and diligent search.he is unable* to
fibd you within- the District, and tbe
plaintiff, having presented to this Court.
andfiJed herein >her affidavit, showing
that the defendant departed from An
chorages Alaska, .on- a -steamer bound
for Seattle, in the State of Washington;
that she has made inquiry from, his
former acquaintances, but is informed
that thev do not know his whereabouts,
but that they believe he is not within
the Territory of Alaska.?
‘That [this action is brought for the
purposQyOt dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony existing .between .the;plaintiff
and yourself upon-the grounds of .cruel .
and in human .treatment; that .this,
Court, after duly*,:considering u the
premises, did on the 22nd day of June,
1922; make an order directing the ppb.
lication of! the summons in said action
for a period of six consecutive weeks in
The Kusko Times, a newspaper of gear
eral circulation within the] Fourth IM-'
vision of Alaska. Sfli
Now, therefore, you, the said Walter
Kenneth Barnard,. defendant above
named; are hereby, required to- appear
faf the District CourtifeV the Territory
ot Alaska, Fourth .Division, within
thirty days after the completion of tbe
said publication of summons, to-witr
within thirty days after the 30th day of
August, 1922, exclusive of said day, and
answer-the complaint of the plaintiff?,a
copy of which is-on file in tbe office of
the GLerhof blue-above Court, and.un
less you so appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply, to the Court for
judgment against you,*-, to*wit: That
the bonds of matrimony existing- be
tween the plaintiff and yourself be dis
solved and annulled. and for such other
a&dlurther relief'as to the Court may
seem, just in said action.
i]l t Witness .-the Honorable Cecil H!.
Clegg, Judge of the said1 Court,
this 22d day of June, A. D. 1922.
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[Seal] ’ Robt.,W. Taylor* •
Clerk,
By R. H. Geoghean,,
Deputy Clerk.
Date of first publication, July 19, 1922.'
Date of final publication, Ang. 30, 1922.
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