The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 2

AGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘UTS SPIRIT AUSEDCARTER ILLNESS, CLAIM Haces of Tomb Co-Discov- | erer Not Coincidence Lanta Apel 12.0 The Londen Dispateh said late to- jay that the report that How- ard Carter was taken His de- nied. on, April 12. Howard Carter, art of vered with the late F | rnd of the tomb of T ah- | a he been taken aH and Lad | rhoyarn is delaying her retarn (| land in consequenen mn] c Pelegraph dispateh from) | SEES SPIRIT FORCE. | ew York, April 12. ‘The sudden | ess in pt-of Howard Carter, | discoverer with the late Earl of | rnarven of the tomb of “King | t,” corroborates the belief here at there ts an elemental spirit the tomb which tukes revenge upon hose whe open them, Sir Arthur conan Doyle said today. He said Ir. 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OCCUPATION BARREN FOR FRENCH, CLAIM MEX LEADE es R Germans Charge 52 Murders and Little Success in Coal Deliveries Essen, G nd one Germans “murdered” 238,- 000 tons of coke exported—this is the the Germans summarize the outstanding results of the occupation of the Ruhr, which began e tly three months 0. They d re that the reparations deliveries of ¢ d coke under r ration conditions would Ave to of coal amounted 4,200,000. tons and coke, Semi-official quarters here 1 list giving the n and occupations the deaths of 48 € issued Plutareo Eli who This Calles, Mexican political leader is General dates of de AS EIS DAS UM is looked on as a possible successor The French censorship, Germans | {) peg cyoursean: ible for them to sp UINgh ATER kil | ea ceived ntences have been is of Casselton, impose how muny billion of alter Burkman of marks in stolen mon confiscated Chief, Arthur Busdicker Valley Ci ants, Willia man of Michael Me y of Dickinson, Thomas Wi Richard Watson of relief funds and in. fine: be that should Berlin, / from Puer Rowbells, Bart. fined 50,000,000 marks and that kato, Minn Miss Pearl treet traffic at night forbidden on] ness of Cra Miss Verona Hansen account of the blowing up of the] ef Ada, Minn,, Miss Doroth military railroad between Puer and nd Forks and Mis: Recklinhasen, of Grand Iorks, Wearers of “Grey Gowns” Are Chosen Operator of Creamery Fined April 12 rat the University of North Dakota were rge announced Saturday by the com-| and paid a fine of $15 and costs mencement committee of the insti- sing the amount of § tution, Twelve members of the jun | operating a cream station ior class are appointed as “Groy | coll without a licens Gowns” each year to serve as com- | instituted last mencoment and ushers, | Was state da Men chosen as om WAR ON BEGGARS, men sh and four women as_ushers, Fargo, N. D., April 1: can't To be picked as one of this group] tind work,” will no longer be a legit- is a distinct honor in university tra-] imate excuse for begging in Fargo as dition, the commencement committee states. The roster for this ar sult of an order h an apparent a issued recently. reity of farm Ww announced by the committee is ag s and unskilled workmen i follow: ate there is no longer an Marshals: University marshal,| cuse for begging, the officials de- Alfa Bye of Grand Forks; faculty | clare, HARDING GOLFS AT AUGUSTA President Harding inspects his golf club rather dubiousfy — don’t you think?——as he Journeys to the’ links at Augusta, Ga. Other mem- ‘bers of the president’s foursome were Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University; Edward B. 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