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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. JULY 28,' 1924. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday by The News Review Co., Inc. It. W. BATKH DKltT U. UATKS ..President Biid Manager SecretaryTreasu ' fcutered an second class mailer May 17. M. at the P"t office at Iloseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 1. la.'J RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Sutton SUBSCRIPTION RATES Italic, per year, by mail Uaily, nix moullm. by mall.. Liaily, (lire, mouths, by mail Uaily, hukIo month, by mall lwil'v, by carrier, per month Weekly News Review, by mall, per year.'... 11.00 2 00 1.00 .50 .50 J.00 , Mruhrr uf 'I'lir Aocllrll I'lrw. TV A"0' luted In c'lnlv;ly cumUil lo the use for repul'll nt'un f ail newa dUfi.il.hes . xlllnl to it or nut otl.nwis endued in ihiK pup. r ami to all local nrwi ituliilNlied herein. All rights of re .uMn.'ti"ii of 'jee.al ilt!patrii-ii liribtii aia also rry.-d. KOSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 28, 1824. SUMMER SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOLS. Br BERT& BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS A few of the Livewire booster Of the valley Donned their Umpqua Chief attire And rode their Caa cayueea over To Bandon Satiddy To watch tleir Neighbors Be initiated Into the Mystic order Of Beachmen And it'a too bad, The Chiefs Didn't have a leader Along to Organize 'em So a they could Step into the Limelight And cop some Publicity S 3 Z DUMBELL DORA' THINKS When a man mines quartz In the hills he's makin' moonshine. $ S S We heard today that some of the town damsels are payin' as high as a dollar for a boyish- bob but gosh It makes some of 'em lock like 30 cents. S S S S THE CLINCHING BUG. The poets used to sing about The modest, blushing last; But things have happened, since those gents Were laid beneath the grass. .-Li l.u.l.,iinnH relating to the ad- fortunate as to witness me e"e u- conditlonu. bltlon of ahoctln " XYtl'i thlrty-six conven morulnif of Nov 13. proDamy mott f .aw .he grea.e. display ot cele. Hon ht.hou. al flrf,kVf;tVha world Ida", have revived a total of J3 "'oIm iriVn?r.0lr,anKWforlllthe!r.,Vf.catiun. In the various coua Iiritisb public. aiHke as follows of , tries. .he profound Impression ll made: i There Is .now virtually no coun i manv districts Ihe maaa of the , ,ry ln the world, belonging to the . . .i..ii,.n u-cn mrrornumR, iniHraa.ioiini inooi KAl'H) K.U. tuaKliillu. mm.) iiuio.. - - . . . j . . i , -. II" Vetera Holiday July 28.:Ou the more enllRntencu .n. --nan noi rami " " t m rX'atlonal program with at contemplating bo vivid a pic-, fl.om one to half a dozen of those LwLi n, era 4:oiT rt. danc" ture of the apocly pile-that of he ! lllU.rnatlonal labor convention,. stars of heaven falling to me i Consider unemployment ear,l, j The International Labor liurean If ,hese signs which have oc- by a series of investigation In ,.,.rred in the heavens are not the the leading countries of the world ..articular signs spoken of ao has demonstrated that the flnan manv times in the lilble. then we clal policy of a government Is one ask' How can the Lord ever ful- of the greatest factora la the ques fil Hia word? ttn of unemployment. The fact that by thousand of The general principle that has voices all over the laud today the been deducted from the Tnvestiga-no-ssage of the soon coming of i tion is that countries that have in .he 1 ord ia being given proves j flated their currencies suffer less ibat Hl coming la near. For such 1 from unemployment mimic. Ilroailcaata also at 3:00 and 6:45 p. m. Tuesday. July 29. 8.00 Arion Tiio; K:0 Mixed telle. Also on air at 1:30, 6:4",, and 10.00 p. m. Wednesday. July 30, 3:00 Short musical program, followed by address. 4 to 5:30 p. in. Hotel St. Krancis orchestra concert, liroadcasts also at 1:30 p. m. and 6:42. p. m. RADIO KGW, (Portland. Ore.) p. in. p. in. than those h-cUons. l'J2 meters. Monday, July 28 3:30 p. m. I.llerary program by ne uible." special vocal 1 Will broadcast alao at 11:30, a. m., , 7:1j and 7:30 p. m. i Tuesday, July 2D. 8:00 p. m. ! Concert by George Webber and ; hia orchestra. Also on air nt 11:3" !a. m.. 3:30 p. m.. 7:1.3 and 7:o p. m. . i Wednesday. July 30.-9:00 p. m. Concert by Wendall Hall. 10:00 p. ! in. Geo. Ohlsen's Metropolitan or icheslra. Also broadcast at 11:30 'a. m., 3:30. 7:1, 7:30 and 8:00 p. in. FranciHco) July 28. llradfield'n RADIO Kl'O. (San 423 melerB. Monday, veniaille band. 9:00 p. m. Western noriheaat of Hokkaido i Union Night. Broadcasts also at noon. l:oo. 2:30, 4:30. 6:30, .7:00 and 8:00 p. m. ! Tuesday. July 29. 8:00 p. m. Scotch program, broadcasts also at 12:0.1 noon. 1:00. 2:30. 4:30, 5:30. 7:00, 9:00 and 10:00 p. m. Wednesday. July 30.-7:00 p. m. i liudv Belger's Fairmount Hotel In days of old when lovers wooed orchestra. Also on air-at 12:00 inoon, 1:00, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 and ! 8:00 p. m. I RADIO KFI Early and partial reports from summer schools at uni-' versifies, colleges, mid normal .schools indicate that the en- j rollment of teachers nt these institutions this summer will : be larger than ever before. The majority of such inslitu-! lions (il'fer courses denned to give practical help to teach- j er.-: in rural schools of all sizes from the one-room to the, larye consolidated school. Thousands of teachers who tx- pect to leach in country schools next fall will avail mem selves of the opportunity for improvement offered. Many iwhrxil board members and county superintendents when se lecting teachers will willingly pay a better salary or add a bonus to the regular salary to the well prepared and to those who have the initiative and ambition to gO to summer ieliools to improve their teaching methods. In the end the children in the schools are the beneficiaries. Country peo ple are willing to pay more for good schools. They should and do wish to know that they are getting value for the in creased investment. This summer is the acceptable time for teachers, school board members, county superintendents, and teacher-preparing institutions to cooperate to the end that our country children have better schools next year than they have ever had before. Jf this cooperation is carried on as effectively as it can be carried on we can have a capable, experienced, prepared teacher in every country school. Would lose their precious thrill. No doubt a good many parents living on frms are stm Tod.ycoshi j.k. . okuno debating whether or not they will send the boys and girls to And M tht nowadayi tha girls high school, who. last spring, completed the courses offered j l" iu the small district schools. Only one month remains in Where flivver parties pass Khich to make this decision. Upon it rests the future wel- :And ten us who u making love. Tare, not only of the boys and girls but, to a considerable ex-! Mn'tyrn't rwi.e tent that of the nation itself, for within a few years these i The jane has clinched the swam boys and girls will be voters. Iiy means of the ballot they j And while h. trie, t, ateer the will help decide upon the officers who shall administer the i she hugs with might and main, laws of our states and nation and so upon the nature of the j oh.es. th.t. ng .bout, laws by which we shall be governed. On the Fourth of July : But things have happened since President Coolidge said in an address before the touchers of j w,ehre'a("bt:neat, the flrast. the I'nited States, meeting in Washington, "America has , s s s S (!,. wu.'iii' (' (rrivrnmpnt KlIUUI'clv. SecUl'clV. and' a. i-.u,.t4 Inriiuiriual minted entirely in.tnc hands of the people. 1-or all changes which ; htnvver into ?Z SXSTZ tl,n. mnir rliwirp. for nil grievances which thev may SUfler, i ,h ,,,- to the coo he fashioned songs. 10:00 to 11:00 p. the ballot box furnishes a complete method and remedy.. in- aa.a -Tn- go. a.ngen ., ... . . . ,. . ..j would nt turn out ter me. to their hands has been committed complete jurisdiction and , S 4 control over all the functions of government. The body poli tic has little chance of choosing patriotic officials who can administer its financial affairs with wisdom and safety, un less there is a general diffusion of knowledge and informa tion on elementary economic subjects sufficient to create ; when r neighbor keens a feller ... . ...i.. ....:.i m; ;.,!.. " Ira..ti..nl1v ovorv ' ' mitfuight with Ms radio ami atu'uiuui'iy iu tumu i,u,n. imhih.m,. ...v mcHHace was iu The subject toniaht la "Health MANY DRDWI.ED AS 1 which seek to brinu tbelr currency back to the pre-war basis. The moat striking; example of this IB declared to be Knuland where the KOvernment'B effoit to reeatablish the pre-war value of the nound. necessitating a defla tion of currency has resulted In WIT r we sell Our HoorC, 3well Kockers and Di i 55c oer varJ llTum' UoUj " miiq tin -v and Dinino n-, ' Pure Aluminum Ware, 98, 6 Cup8 and Saucers Only; Camp, Cabinet and Con. n. "u"' (.!)0 up Small Sized Typewritet a Camp Stove,, Stools. Table,. Tent 4. . , ' SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY ludd's Furniture Excha; 'Aoclated Tre Leaned Wire.) TOKIO, July 2S. One hundred in the Tiiirei Industrial conditions that have left I - a million people out of employ in ent. The same phenomenon was no ticed In Poland where the efforts of the government to rehabilitate the national finances resulted ln unemployment which attained ln some industries as high as 40 per E passed throush a similar experience when the government undertook to de flate the currency, but since then the element of unemployment, has adapted tttielf to the new ba sis of a stabilized currency. The aentlemen were bold, The lassies exercised restraint And some seemed even cold, They knew a lover's eagerness Indulged would ouickly chill. Tlat lips too often yielded him (Los Angeles) 469 meters. Monday. July 2. iw:u p. m. Ambassador Hotel focoanut drove orchestra. Also broadcasts at 5:00. 5:30. :00 and 9:00 p. m. Tuesday. July . 199:00, p. m. Highland l'ark Six orchestra. 6:45 p. in. Aeollnn organ concert. Also on air at 5:00, 5:30, 8:00 and 10: 0ft p. m. Wednesday. July, 20.-10:00 p. in. Hollywood community orches tra. Also broadcasts at 5:00, 5:30. 6:45, Kron, 9:00 and 10:00 p. m. ItAIHO KII.I. (Uis Angeles) 39: meters. Monday, July 2S. 12:30 p. m. Program presenting Carl Allen's Itendezvous Dullroom or chestra. Tuesday. July 2910:00 p. n. Ar; Iliikman's lintel lllltmore diifiie orchestra. Will also broad cast at 12:30, 2:30. 6:00. C:45 and 8:00 p. m. . Wednesday. July 30.-8:00 p. m. 5tT .:r .TnTshlnicent "oi .11 the worker's. in .ne i c, v, ... r i at 10:45 nek last night. Bays a dispatch to ihe Asapi, a leading Tokio newspaper. The Tairel Maru nominally Is a freight steamship.' but was carry ing a number of passengers. She was operated by the North Japan steamship company between the island of Sughalien and Hokkaido, nurtherniost of the main Japanese Islands. She was bound for Otaru at the time of the wreck. Hhe is a vessel of 1240 tons. The dead comprised 138 passengors and 54 members of the crew. Eighteen passengers and five members of the crew survived, reaching Toyo liaru in life boats. The cause of the wreck Is un certain. The dispatch aays it re- stilted from a collision wltn Kami kiyura Maru, a vessel belonging to the Keshimoto steamship company at Osaka, but advices to the Nichi Nichi, another leading paper, de- CAMBItlDGE, Mass., July 2S. Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr.. Sen ator from Massachusetts, lay in naie ue uuv '"" ' ho8.)itai here todav utilizine all the industrial situation, including , ,. - lrh , hu vra " - , iweeaie rit ,lT For me U ttlJ the usu.1 cover from an operation pMrform- JJJ' Dd Poc W ea yesierauy niter a critical re currence of a former ailment. i Ihlr ri.h. . Hi bUt-n...WmS The attending physicians said! emal liruit """T" A the operation which was for re-i The bh..i'- n,val nt n nktlrnrtkn in Ik.' .l.. IW I M ii.u.u. w. .. ... uiree in t.. v... necessity in such cases, they ex,- u.ri a, B1(4 piiiLAnnLPiiiA. .iniy What Babylonian Brholars regarded as the clapper of the operation Dr. John H Cunningham, the1 ... I surgeon uttendine: Senator Lodge have (ell said this morning: since it was found .it Nlpp-ir In. . 'r 1907, have proved to be a'prlce- normal; his pulse Is .b and less treasur-the brotuo Jepire ! or man o h I, ; years his cond! of Kin Dungl of Ur. vho ruled tion Is excellent the I nt'-erslty ot ln 2270 H. C .Mem, amnuer leauniK ri.. iBn.vlvaI1iR mKeUm iinnouuceJ 1 Kuooer Demng ana oeu i, chre it was due to striking rocks. J en '"la museum dnuouucej tasteners t Wharton Bros. Tills dispatch came from Otaru All aboard the ship were Japan ese. The disaster was the second seri ous one In Japanese mnrine an nals within the month, the Sailor Matsulynma Maru having found ered between, Formosa and the southern end of r.ie Japanese island system on July 11, with a loss of all buf one of the 58 per sons aboard. She also was a freighter. . . s. A prune's .-. prvne And tlot's no Joke But they taste dern good When a feller's broke. 559 a feller can always retaliate by m. Art HIcKman s uancu umn o tra from Hotel lllltmore. Will also j broadcast at 12:30. 6:00 and 6:43 p. m. KAIHO KFSO (Angelus Tern-: pl U.a Angeles) Kvungelist Ainiee Setnple Mcf'bersi.n. paslor. i Mon.liiy, July 27. Auditorium and j musical services at 10:30 a. in.,; 2:::o and 7:00 p. m. Mi ndav. July 28. Silent. Tuesday. July 203:30 p. m. Or- Ksther The sceptre was fjund by the archaeologists of tho University museum. It was suiipo.:d lo bo a bell chipper with .1 broken shaft. It weighs ten ounces Mid Is six inches long. It has ci'.'iel form inscriptions at ihe oi,!igd end. When the bronze pi.'C3 vas held as if it were susneinleJ m bell none of the scholars could read the Inscription. Kecently Dr: Leon Lnsrj.n, bladder, would have to be follow- horin In to ed by another, not. an unusual and in' the cL0?'1 necessity ill sulii cases, wiej ev tl.r a, B ---.i plained. Mr. Lodge, in good Twe.e eahiZ 1 siiirita and remarkable conaition B0U t ' for hiB age, rallied quickly after, Bitt and neve to Merit, "This .iu Koj" bo for tk m ave to " Mr. Tweedteiajij,.. terior of Pomhtodn years. TK.USU(.kK DALLiS. Tfm J vised (igum froa t j. demotntic prinin 231 to tie Jj2 m,, Lynch Puidxn o( secono pun orer lilt Kergum a U rut k natoriil Boaiai:ioi 1 had .!!! rota ui B Rubber belting and belt lace and i COLOGNE DEMOLISHES WALLS TO MAKE SPORT FIELDS PowlHtt itlt k 1 Metzgers, rapid M'Cidc'Ilt from Washington to ('oolitlge has warned US th.lt gittin' up and clatterin' the lawn- gH.i recital and program by Ksthc , '. .. :., .i;..,, u .L.i,r,.,l imon mower over the yard at 4 a. m. Crc n. assisted by Sarah Karrhei tho miiM-ovcmont ot Ainerican inst.itution.s dcnoiuls upon 5 g s ,iiinist and liuih iioesoh Wo. (at! inU'lliKi'iK't; of the voti-rs. Think of .this mothers and , A 8,1m Dlper eutl l00je f0'P , soprano. (By Associated Press.) COLOGNE, Germany, July 28. Fome of the ancient walls of Co logne, which date back to the days of the Romans, are to give way to gusw l,Ml. modern sport fields wnicn are pro vided for in the city's plans for ex pansion as announced recently by 1.. K.nv ...lunanp fhfaf hlirviiniAK. enrator of tho Habylonian ,e.:ti .'i. ! ter. A great sports siaa.um, uu.u free 5TriHB;r was cleaning the collection. He I chiefly by men classed as mong, CAUSE U.VMWIttU chanced to pick up the supposed i the "unemployed," has already . clapper and held it haa if it were been completed, and 50 football 1 (By tsemitm I a black jack. In this position the fields, golf links, and space for I Dl'BLlX, JeU -lk cuneiform waB decipherable. Ho 1 other games have been provided notification of Van; instantly recognized the word ; for in the rearrangement of the dis-: c.-ptnnce of u lrtaw "Dungi." Then began the task ol I tricts on the edge of this ancient powered to dMl rtio deciphering the entire inscription, , city. t ween the Fiw Sin which etiites that it is tha oval; Preliminary steps have been tak-, ed States bai rxnlrA uf the ruler of I'r. This en to encircle Cologne with a great 1 tion In lrela4, ' i was followed by the name of the green strip some 25 miles In ; gcrded as "nnpbept ! king. IJungl. ! length and averaging five-eighths United State! TMPSM o ! of a mile In width. VI ia within this I land's ne iu I strio that space will be left for, " ashinfton. an i sport grounds of various kinds, fatliors, living on the farms, bi'lore you dwulc nol to give (ev, ceiyums and describes the ar- 1 1 ,,,! llw ,ii.i'. r..l..i-o voters llio ad- ' iie gen. uses of tus orand t Will yv i O lllltl niei - ----- vantages of a high school education. ol' the ar- of the etjte and after digest. n tide we're decided one genuises irote it. 3 5 i No man's a genius if he nects it hisself. ; 5 Ever' time we see jane goln" down the main stem with a poodle nod, Wednesdav. July 30. 2:30 to 1:30 p. tn. Hlvine healing program broadcast from auditorium by inice Si mple MrPhersen. 6::M to 7:3o t. in. Children's Kozy In mr Itrt.gram. GENEVA, July 28. The progress that Ib being made all over the world In the matter of labor legislation has been suiii mari7cd in a statement Issued bv the International Labor Bureau. Since the creation of the Inter national i-anor nureau unier tne (Aao,.,lt..a Vrefs i,c.3cd Wire.) terms or tne Versailles ireaty, me svililT LAKE. Iowa. Julv 28 various international labor con- ibert M. La Follette is "the furnni'iiu tnnf novo- Ginnn rtopn 1 held, IncIudtnR tho original one at SAYS LA FOLLETTE I IS WET CANDIDATE n h Soil seedleis watermelons, s s s S Tho interior tlciiartniont will upond $:7.007,7H loss during tho fiscal year ending Juno ISO. 102.".. than it did dur ing tho fiscal year ending June IU), according to"a tab ulation of imi'ioiiriatiiins just completed at the interior tle- lnrtinoiit This reduction, one of the largest ever made in in her arms we can't help th.nkin' ' ' . . . ,i that sl oujhter be lugg.n a oaby. the history of the department, represents a not saving, the s S S 3 total appropriations lor all the bureaus of the department stringiess string beans will cer- itl r"." being $2'.H), l'.l:!.7'J 1 as compared with $:127,.VU . I 10 Liir.ly be a bocn to humanity when .",. , , . 11 r i. .l discovered. Hi l.i.l. 1 no Diggosi uocrease 111 a single nuntui vu me de partment was in the pension office where the uppropria ti.m for pensions was reduced by ?:'.0..'.0(),00(l. Another ro diuti.m of considefiible size was for Alaskan territorial gov ernment ar.J the Alaska railroad, the saving amounting to ?l,!)'.,,t:'0. Appropriations for the reclamation bureau we're also reduced from ?l'J,'J.".:i,r.l'J in to ?10,S.".(i,P(i0 in r.i'i, a reduction of I .til 2. while appropriations for the lUnuiu of Indian Affairs were cut down by sflllS.IM. St. i;iiz;ibct!i"s Hospital located in Washington also had de creased appropriations to the amount of l:!S.."0i. There yvere increases in the appropriations of a number of bu reaus of the interior department, the largos! being Il3"b' .lor the Patent Oi l ice. Bus- cheap rough lumber al Pages. T Washington ln 1919, that of (lenoa in 1920 and the three successive ones at Geneva In 1921. 19222. and 1923 have drafted thirty-six inter national conventions nnd recom- mans Journal. 1 ., k i KB Reinforcing steel for sale at Hon of tie Eajlia Metzger'a. conjuring up. " . I gadors tare no to-w OR ELSE SENT BACK HOME I shop as ! in hellfve. ThPOSB ' (Rv Associated Press.) ' handle their bwa1 OLVMPIA, Wash., Jufy 2S.-TU0 like lines WeWl nnce and I'liblic Morals ol ine evil day- ot reckoning lor many u-, mi"" , -mijiii Vo.hn.Ust r.niscnn.il church (ni l five, or Pnnrinland. South Africa, I not the lean n 1 the camp meeting here last night ' Is at hand, writes (ienrge Tweedie, sen" only wet candidate." for the presidence this fall, Dr. Clarence True Wilson, corresponding sec retary of the Hoard of Temper- "ATTLE FOR LIVES OF. FRANKS' SLAYERS. If: r..-o..:-3. . . v. 2 "Son-e fellers are about as use less ?s a pump without a handle." o - - LION SUBMITS TO OPERATION AND GI'.EETS VISITING DOCTOR ( Ansoi Ih.C'1 l're I.eJl?etl u . , ( WASIIIXCTON. July 2 - -The' federal resere board. In itV niu flui t y r.f ceni ral business and l i tn.ticial condiiions lor Jin. i:.:.d lutl.lic yesterday again p.,-uts t. gloomy pi. ture oi condition.- As was true Iu May. the rev ive board snys Hint trolufl ion of basic commodities and t.o :ot-y employment sI.omi furih'T l.,r;;' declines' during June. Tin r also u rM-esslon ill trade ih the month. ini:g h'EXICO MAY DAN HUNTING OF CIG CAME BY AIJ'NS Tl'CS.lN. Ariz.. J'lK The American big fame hunt'-r ma fuel bin. sell birred fn.m nxuo. It. m.is s.uii'd by lien Tinker, vie. ni.aril Mexico's game by Mpoit.l lio nt of Ihe Mexican gnverulio HI DM .s Ii.h k lit Ills home her. . TuiV.-r said I'lire was a cnmon; rei'tliaei.t It. Mi'-tie.. at'aiii-:t lot I Il.I1 billilers. Il int. ilnit, .1 tins to tie- alleged rut h lesslless I', so. II'' of lb. in in sl.nicliter.nu d"er aa.l mher game. Me described Mc; an efli.'lals IIS delenilll.ed ll) pretellt Ai.e-ri. ans fioni eno iiu: Hie let: gnnie liuniitif aif.ird.d In ihe' I'.eitiitatns and plums of ihe inotli- Me t.r.l KtMt.'S. 'I'lt.ivei pt. 1 1 1 l!;at nllh tbe tM-tnn ot t ie l.il! bunting f" ason no b.miers would tie allowed to cross Hie Inmler. I'.li: game has be. n dtinlne loiiv lrtphlly In .Mexico, Tinker n.i.l. i.iol rresdient (iblre-on lias .leteimlt.e.l to 4tnt a stop to wni.ion nti.l um--hn desir.n lion. A l n ,vr los.-.l (umiu on bis buru aud tlietp Jb I M.il. a ar ;o;o. .-, .Ml Ol I lo' Mev I, rxpe, led t!.: i M I, I; d limit tll t ! of game to nr. Willi ! e ami Jav.' l.uai I lv A' -oelated Press.) Mill lit!. Cerni.ltiv. July 21.- -.tennary t.e, in iy lame,! ami iii;'l trtale.l a bi.r boil .hat had ib- t !elied hetueen tile 'es Ol OllC ol tie lions III I Ii.- ioo tier,-. Til" III I. miauls tear, d trouble, but tne !..!. Milouitie,! , n : -i I to a 1.', nu ll illl l.-ioll. sullere .1 ihe xeterniary to , 'eall the woulol and wb-'ll reltas , d quietly resumed i'.s (age life. I'll m;Iii ivk III visits it met Ihe t'etilt r w II II o el v e lilence ol Ih.eene an 1 wilhout heilu loped niluuitie-t in t!o aflill. rftlon of ills in.eeiir...: ...ol heiijo: ointment-.. Ki'feviing to -cripi'iral leu eoneeiniltc the neeOIld corrin the S.y.ot. V. aCKelts. 'liiilt: -aid last nigiil In p.nt: "The piesetil lieiieiniton. wllt.ess the se.-tmd .(.Trills Christ. "AnsWetitir. tile OUe!i,ej ;i i:ic cf K.iH GOLFER at!. nr.. pliene K7. Slur.' 12 Lane. I'l lil.! - .,' ib- Mint' . i m . lull has j HIM reeedeir a mi.'.-r be i morning lint o nttn int. rvnb and tea II h- would play . ' Milltown links . I round, lie sin . - strokes to span. Haiul concert bui. : by tiie bea- f. r k. i. I Mil.lii: -liC.i ll g..ll I : ' , I 111 11' ' .lie velllll. .' kta-i'. lull, 'i " red ths' " ids o! Ho -trekea a -.I w.th DIG OPENING UNCE AT lanonll!e Au'o lUlri, l'al'-i Tioia. iri't'. .l-i'v 2'i. PaMM'.n I' w bee'l 1 ".e lei, ,1 throughout xt is. c t, vi, , 1 1 i d s Snu'iii'.i'iin. I i';l wr'lt to 'i.i'it'e when ..l heal Hot I'll l.a.'.les 1 1 ee Oil's Jl I". Pan. in at 9 p m l:el v ui'' to.ue a::d l.i.xe a Jolly vhm 1 line It h: ii S r.'ius yu can now f'.iv xer to Palnlon by the Si a. In III- di- lles. What M.a'l .he --!n of H'.v e.imin -. n-i'.t , ml . ' the win Id"" (Matt : I The I .old s.Hd: "1 h, re shall dm. 4 In tl!"- sun. and the n mil the slurx - and tlo-n th' see the soli of m ill eo; 1:1 a . I ui-!. (I.nke 21 2'. 2T Til.' sri W.C '.rell, , X'.i' ITsi. V'.' rei.ii'l Ksbte tl.'l. will ll oceu ted a' Ilia! Hui i',1 of i-'d b- i '.e . ) he oil. 'all ellg &tW v 1 As, M-4 An at l),tUkU - - Whv Net nut ;t'f to jm mot r ;t. nt t- f iM h..l ll't- .tiiuirf oT Mtn.. -ii'. rhn r i is lo'Uiv ma thi' dm u Inc of ill1 Min. Nov. i.t. 1;;;;, iw t.r t 11 ft nu ht.Mi i iof nMr Dlinstratl. i( air CuiUe1. wU. 'lboe vLio Kit ko , v " " y ju.--. w.-- w - rv-rffrT't'xi hr.beknard xsujek, xs. jr. mrxc.Eie.rr 5 ycLZ J . --, 1 ' A .1 D,p t Ulr plea ot rollty Nathan Leopold. Jr.. and Richard Lcb. iodi et Chlcaro BllHonalrM. IS f vatT tC. tor 'h. kidnaping and murder of Hcbert Franks, sen of anotier mlllio nalr. Dr. Karl Bowman. Dr. Jatn" f Jttd I-r. .v. J. Klc-oa. Dr. Bernard O'.utk and Dr. H. S. Hilbart. m , na lknown alienists, will - that .... boys are U.fan, State's Attorney Robert B. Cr, Cook County. ViU demand ih 4 "Jj "