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Fjirw Five Thursday, Diwnilx'V 1, 1!27 : LA (JUAN 1)14 MVENlNfO' OBSERVER f-:"i . f i Local News In Brief J lorn I'i-oiii Knmelri Mrs. ivtf Ih'Vt. of Kamela, was u l.ii Urande visitor today. I'. R Van Winkle ol i'hlontfo, Is reffistorod at tin I.a (irnndc. Stopping at Summer. Way ni and Lester ' 1-Vrrel, of Wlser. Ida., slopped yesterday and todiiy at the Smunn'r. t fiinv in Wvomliur .l is. Veil Mat hows and baby, j nt Wallowa, soppd overnight in 1m Grande on their way In Slu-ri-dnn. ' lien I'iihu .Mi'aeluini Mrs. t'harlfille I. owe, of Mem-ham, Is .ri'Klsloroil at tho l''oley hotel. VUitiiiM; -in Portland Mr. ami Mrs. I'Vi-d Spaoth an' spending several days visltiait in rortlami. Thoir younstest ilniijrh ter is with them. ller. lrom I'orllmid A. M. Mlekel and I'. T. llulirith. hnth of I'.n-lliinil. are in l.a (Irantle, Tin y are stnpphiK at the Sointner. Hero I'Y'int I'nioii Mrs. Hejell Nli-urna was in l.a fJrande today from i'non eoinph-l-inir .arrant,'enients for tho eoneerl In wliieh she, witli two HaUor ar tists, will 'appear hern lec. S. Coos ti lnrtlaud S:inlnrd Atllt r. of Maker, pnwd IhrotlKh lien- last niu-hL on liis way to Tortland. -Mr. vVcller is owner of tin' Haker and l.a tlrande Adler musie stores. Homo IVoiii I'cirllanil I,, it. .Moo returned home this .ptornluK on train No.' '2-1 from rortlantl where he spent 'several days. fines to Uttlll (uy I.Oeklmrt. of Klein, passed throuKh here today on liis way to Klitin where lie will spend two weeks., Mr. I.oekharl is from Al l',erl. Canada. Here Prom 'l'rii Mr. anil Mi s. K. ' .laeohsen re turnetl home this inornintr from a trip to Portland and Salem. They h.-jve' 1 n itone pinee TlianUssiv- Ini!. ('ouiniis-ioii JlM'tlnts ' The eity eoinmissfoa will meet 111 adjourned session this evellinff; at the municipal Imlhlina. conven Iiik at 7:3" o'clock. The reRlllar session was not' held last niRht lie cause bf ahsence of a tiuorum. llonie rVunl lloiitlll Hay Haiim lias been removed to his home from tin4 Crunde Ttondo hospital, where Mie 'underwent- nn appemliv operation ten tlays iiko. tile Is ;i polled to he K'lllllK alone nicely. ;o lo califnniin Mr. ami Mrs. (leorde Roland left on train No. LM tills niornlnf?; for California where Hey will spend nliout two weeks with Mr. Ito Isnd's father, who received severe Injure s just recently. Puis (nil Snow Slake ffc-rald T ueko.r, forest rniiRer here, was' nt Kamela yesterday where lie tut' out a snow stake for the I'nlted States weather bu reau to determine nit i ays SHV I-III' 1 mobile perforninnee of the past. Ihe snow at various times during I ,,,,n,.v chamber!? Plead BlilHy , Th,. lor, (lo,.r has been nnll the winter. 1 lo- reports that there (() n rlnl.BP of Usiib ohseenn Ian- fp, liy ,.ri1 ofriruH ut lidrolt was about Hire,- inches of snow 1 ..,,,,, nMr a public hit-hway yes- ,h(, f.lolorios throilKhout the there yeslerilay llioi-uinir. oin ti'iit it was rainnic and snow rapidly. IlieltillB Ihe SlRIl "I l'l"' ; .lack Ubiiii. of I lie Neon Kleetrle . Sien eoiiiinnv. o-', I'ortlanil. has been in I.n Grande for several days on business. Mr. Kcun'H company ' supplied I lie elect rle sittn which Is used on Ihe Ii Griinde hotel. Mr. Kuan announces the sale of nn i 'd- etric slan to Ihe Hot Lake sana T.friillil where it will he erected in the near future. Tho slBll will be a lnrire and attractive one. In- says, and will be plact d on Ihe roof. Vlsitlin: Here Miss Itnberla T.loy l Is visiting In La Grande lor a few days with re ..latlves and friends. Miss Lloyd ha. .'made hi r home In Portland for the pasl four years. She is now on her way to Los AnKehs. Oil., to make her home with her pnr- . ents there. She formerly lived in La Grande and attended the lo cal hinh school. At present she is visitnff lier sister, Mrs. C. Itoberts. Itetiiitt I'ronl Portland S. D. Crowe, vice president and R-cneral manaiier of the Home In dependent Telephone company, and his brother. William S. Crowe, of Manastiqno. Mich., returned home this inorniiiB from a r.hort business trip to Portland. W. S. Crowe, who Is president of the telephone company, has ben In I.a Grande for a few we. ks 111 Hi- in ry's of business. He will spend ii couple of days here before re. turning lo Manast inne. While here he Is at the La Grand;. The Xma Store Gifts (V Gwie9 ' for Men and Young Men Large Selection (ElNlS (jgTHIEj "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS f Homo Fronr Ilol . Mi t harlfH Roe h in ami daugh ter, Virginia, returned homo today from u trip to 11oUh. 'iwiii Wnllowa Kred I'V Jones was n business Dr. vlsitor to l.a (irantle yesterday. HiH home .is at Wallowa. . AilillUir Here K. O'llrien. tiuilltor for tlie Hyan Krult ronipany. Is registered the l-a (inin.le from Sealtln. ' K. A. lo the Superintendent, at School counly Superlntentlent Snyro paid n visit yestertlay to the ShailKhai wliool, north of Cove. . Drove to Boise Mr. and Mrs. It. 11. Hartenhnwer left this uininliiK for Hnise, Ida., by auto. They, will transact bus!- m ss there, and return to their , home here Sunday. (iocs to Itulll Mis. l-.. I., cnnpiin, ni l-.nier- prise, passed thrniiKli here this inoruiiiB on her way to ltuhl. Ida. llnlv-r Altoi-neys Here A. A. Smith and James Niejinls, linker attorneys, are rcKistered at tin. I.tl Grande, j Visitor l-'rom Halter .1. I.. Soule. of Itakor, is spendint? a short time in this city.- Mr. Soulo is at the l.a Grande. , (io to Inlon ' Mr. ami Mrs. A. CI. Ooodwln. of F.IkIii. went -lo I'lllon function this Iiioi'ilinn for ll short visit. They i stopped pveriilRht in Ij Grande, ' Mow lo lJl rininilK " ' I Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Darlantl ami ' lln-er. ehlhlren arrived here this niOrnlnK' from Porllahd. They will . nialco their home In this city. Mr. Darland Is a trnvellitK man. Visit lug Here -.1.... II .1 Al'lllla nf 1?...DMA 'i'.. i '..-ni. mo 14 . .'e..' "... .... n '..in' !, v. I liujlllis. -hip. "'ii'" ..wi.... ll i r.- ,i.a e ,..,,iu I, Mil, ' holidays. -lovi, lii Aiini-lincnts . ... .,r n Mt.l .... A..., ,. ..' .',' .1.' i. !..'..j,..i. i .'. . i i.,i Tli. bave'-becn niaklnir their home at .. . .. i...., Ihe past few months. ' ! the paM tew """'" ill ! t ni.. r:,.iilel.-snt. dnimhter of Mr and Mrs. Andrew Gulllekson who make their home at Hint I, aveiiue. has heen oulte ill at tho 1 . i i,..- n.run. .Iiuv Honilav. She was reported to be allehtly better this inornlnp. Ileiiderwm l"lsli;vl John Henderson of l.a. Ornntle, senior In forestry,' has been ph-ila-cd to Scablturd nnit man national honorary fraternity nt Oreiton State collcsc In mllltury f..,m,.iti. HI. are In the Marion scierTee ami luetics. Pleglnif Is rouy jn) lprr. chniBed with the based nn scholarship, leadership ,,1(,lt nf .1U,n,,. from Port antl ahillty In mllltury turtles. j-.nd. They were apprehended Wed- ' 'nesdav at Jefferson. Ileiti l-'rom Nehntska , I Mrs. Walter KllilKhtunor and , damrliter. Marjorle. arrived iu i.a X KVV FORI) ( AHS Grande yesterday from her home ' , "y a rp VoO af North Platte. NVhr. She will , PRICED AT $38 spend nhout it niontll vlsltniB; t'rlemls and relatives. She Is a Biiest of her pnrents, Mr. nud Mrs. I,. P. T)ny. I terday in the justice Ol ine pi.m. founry nrp now pi-eparlnB to pro court here and -was sentenced lo lim, Ull, (.ai1) m ml,i,(.rM Px. pay a fine of $16 and costs by 0(.e,lnB even the trenienilous pro JuilKe HilKh K. Ilrudy. Ho paid llU(,inn records achlevetl in the liis line and was released.. I inanufael lire of the Model T line. Make Model T Parts Will Leave Tomorrow - i Company officials at Detroit also Mrs. Adolph ' H. Wullter will repented iludr cnrly announcement leave tomorrow niornliiB for Ma- (lmt ,.0,n,cton or Ihe new i'-ortl ho l-'alls. where she has accepted fjn(, ot m.,0 n,p Model T a position with the, Boise-Payette n. 0BOi,.t,,, xlie ninniirnct ui Lumber company. She w III Join of no,v n:irS f01. Model T replaoo- h. r liushand. vho is eonneeieu .elilt Hie Pacific 1-Ylllt and Pro duce company there. Mrs. Wal ker lias been in the offices of the Mt. Kmily Ltitnher rompany here for the past two years. Scouts to Gntlicr All boy scouls of La Grande will gather nt the Klrst Presby terian church here next Tuesday evenltiB. wnen inn . inn... '.,, turn" will '''r''Mnew car when I. oe, on exhibi- There w It also lie a treat for the boys K. Itussel, Scott, scout exec,,- , "ern rh ay .ut the firs, show ive of the Kast.-rn On-gon conn- ". "ot It l.la,..Hntr. Is expected to eil. announced this nin.nl.lB. , at.ract b,B crowds. t Special excursions are lieiiiB or- lBani.etl by l-'ord representatives Masons (so to Haker jwith reduced rniluay lares which Kindt members of the Masonic 1 Include admission tickets to the lodB'' here w ent lo Haker last 1 1.-, , show. evenliiK. where they wore guests at j t us koIhr lo cost one shlllltiB a inei-tinB of tbe Haker loilire. p,.m.,., r about :ui -cents, lo see Those maklnB the trip were. Aud-nt I),,. ,linn n ihe street Is call mi r I'layle. Oseur Wurnock, Wul- lKi. ,.,.,- ,. "lerormed l.lnzie." ter Rhine. K. 1.. Knlirht, L. II., Itussell. GeorBe Coeliran. A. r.. McP.aehran and A. J. Cook. There was a banquet early In the even Inir, followed by tlie lodlte session. Anieriram, need luoro variety In their music. It's rotten to the point where we won't stand for anythlnK hut the Star-Spankled Hannrr. RUSSIAN ANNEX TO PLAN ISSUED Soviets Place Blame for .World War on Capital istic Competition j GRNKVA, 1'er. 1 (AP) The world war was the "Inevitable out- ( come of competition uiikiiik the, j Brent caplallsllp states", the ltus- Ulan statistical nlllU'X to their pro-1 I posuls for complete lllsilruiament tleelared Tip' unnex wlilen was inane pun- He loiluy lieKlns ny Kiytnir in.it it , is needless to no Into the uiicsllon or the responsibility of any panic- lllar Kove.nmel,t "whleh was eon- periled III the Imperialist le war of periled in the Impori 11114. Discussions, more or less lliarren. nre still eontlntilntf on tliis subject." The ntinejc continued, however. that to the soviet ttovernment "which 1s cstrunifcd from the lormer iieiuirerenis in nun an, : ithoKenetal reasonn w nicii . n an o the Brcnt cataclysm are perfeclly char "the world war was tho lllleny luevouo.e uU petition ainons: the (,-real rapitalist states." ' The "llenl Cause" I The stalement says that econ omic cnnipclltion was the real cause of the world war and that, pacificism played a sad part by tleclai'liiK that It. was a war lo end j war. '' - j UevlewlllK the Btallstles of the world war showllli! the trreal drain i on tho life and finances of the liKhlint,' nations. Ile annex says that the result or all I It la loss liai not been any lesseJlitlft' of tin.' chances of war us more men were under nrms In l!fi In the vlctori- ous pountries than liefore tho war by a total of l.lSH.aon. j The statement also says Dial the t military hutlKcts of the principal, pountries. expeetlni.' 'Itussli-l and Germany nv,.r.i.,le,l ore-war lllf- e ei,n'.. ii. eiien,lltui'es of Iho ,i.. ..i,.iiw,l ,. Itline non-era for tr. nvn..r..i.l tli ISIS exoendltlires by Ulil,:(ill,lll,0 pounds. i,. f tl.e Wn.HhiiiL-lon con- '..Ati.. nt ia',i ih. niitiev declar- .i .1.... .. .,.7.,'i fr,.,e,v for con. ev, lxiii f...... - u, ....o ..n rnn mip. esiice n V I or .........v.. ,,... '..'.. .i. ri.,uui..o said r.i-ent ii .Hr nn.i sett niti oca. I ins 3 .'. .. Hrltaln. the l1. S.. I' ranee. Ituiy .A,.ul,-iir.tlni. H 7 lllf- . . .....u..i. .....i lo.v,. deetiled lo ml others Itllsslll. tile amiiex declares, Is not eonslriict- ..iu i.t Is inerelv re- pairing her exisitinB :dlips. n ,..,, fr ev. nnio t lso shown ill air fleet figures while the I'lllt.-d .States and Prance are declared to have Increased Ihe number of I bine B,,iis to a divi.ion of. Illfnlllry to SU7 ,.s iiir.-iiost "4 ut the lieeinnhlK or the war, und lilso to have in- I creased the number of Buns will) j tile ni'ltliet-y ann leiiBtueneu n.- ii rnnse, makliiB them more deadly. , -p- ' TWO HOVS ,i.ii,i:I'- Li'.:- BAl.RM fire.. Dee. I. (API -TWO i,va vllllam MiikIII. I X. and David TO $570, DETROIT (Continued from Page One) ni,.nt!) continiln to he an im- ' portant factor of the l-'ord plants ! os Ionic as any of the Modl T cars 'are still In operatloil4 tlie local dealer was advised. Hecause of I this policy, present. ow ners of J Model T Kord ears w ill be able j to keep their ears 111 perfect order as Ioiib as those cars remain In ' eouiiulBslon. LONDON, Dee. 1 (A P) London .. ... ,. .fcttno .Voxaiidor Vlift I'Nlo.N. (-ire., (Special) ltiner a I nf rvlces for James Alexander While wore held Tuendiiy after noon at two o'clock from lheCock Hrothers rhupet here, the I to v. It. If. ie, pastor of the Methodist Kpiseopal chun, in chor,'. James Alexundr White was born Oct. 1, 102 In Arkansas. In the year J Hfln w came west to. ralifornUi, returnintf In a abort 1 i m to M issou rl . w he re lie was married. His wife preceded him In death t yim uko. lie ronifi to I'uion during 1918 land resided here until his death. lie buW he n fallint; in heulth Tor some time und loused uway Bun day ef nlnf. lie in mirvived by one ton, James Rodney While, of Kansas, and one duiighter. Mrs, Marie Graven, of Hnk r, both of whom iwrrn wnii iiim ut iiir tiuin ii ins death. Obituary i Big Leagues To Open Season in 1928 on April 11 - , i .aim nM,0 nrrsnrnc. 11'H major leaBiio season will open i April It and close Sept. 3", thp Na jtlnnnl and American ffeuBiie sehed , ule makers uiine-tineed here today. The opening and clnsliiB dates nr(. suinewhnt earlier lluin those 0f n,,. 15,27 scas.m.- 'pnp schedule makers nnnnnnoetl openliiB Bunies as follows: .',un.-, leaitue I'ittshuiB ut St. l,ni; chicuKn nt CI nelitii.it i: . Ilns- ton at New York and Phlladelphlil , Unmiiiyn, Amerlean leaKlie 'levelund rn,,.11(t; St. l.ouls at Detroit; New Yol.k , ,.,,iidelpbl.uand Vashinu. , ; ,, r OI, r iVcjIO OrlOOlb IjOS AntlPIPft Wnmnn ' l.OS ANGI-:i.i:S, Dee. 1. (AP) a net-ro bullet-today shot and sel l ollMy Wniinipil .MrH. Mill-Ktirot l'ii-n phn,y .lft(11. hp lnsII,.,.nwflly attempted tn overpower her hi the. .limlh,.pv h111(, ,,, ,.S1.,SV0 ., , KM s,.r, nf ,,ie west side. The butler Kiehard llwelle, 3! killed himself when neiu'blioi-s t-espondett to the Woman's cries Tor heli. . ' ... . if risiom tm ( i,-.. . ii,.e i i im I-Vallk llrown. used 17. of I. os Anveleu was in-resle.l Insl nlelil nl Canyonvlllo i-harited with nuto! tliell. Ilrown Is claimed tn have stolon a car bolonfjinfr to 1 nn llolllwtdl, local Ki'occi-yman. EAST OREGON AIR BRANCH INVESTIGATED (Contlntied'from Pafce !; - ' air service. Innilirtt: field' nosslllll- itles. etc. Todev H. 1 Parshiill. chief nllof of the Hell service, was to arrive here In his plane I'l-otn Portland. aeeompanled hv Jack Allen, sales manager, who Incldeulallv Is it' , oroilier oi r.o si I'll, oi nils eiiy. .... , ' , . . ' .in-, i itisti.tii is iu n- mil in ois eomlinnv retrardlnu' flvinir contll- .... .. ... ... ...', lions lino use manors in nils pari Of tho slate. All three ntell ex - iicctetl lo attend the Maker rluini- her of conlllleree meetlllV this noon and alt liouith the two iilrmcn did not ston 111 l.a (Irantle tliey i may have flown directly on to Ihe Conner cltv. Mr. (ib.sa left for llak.-r Ibis inoriiliiK. .' They will r.-l urn to 1.a Oralule probably tomorrow und spend a short time here complotlnir pre- llmlnary Inspections lii-rore it tum- Inir lo Portland. Penilleton wus vlslled several days riBO The Hi ll, Line Air Service, Inc., TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Cominrr Sunday ( BETTY WSOn iypM iSiJW U IAN CHANDLER MJMMM W If 1- i' i" "y a. r. she,,., ,.,,.i- dent, who Ik also prcsidtmt of the Hell J.lne sIiiko system, and John O. IVvIiim, secretary-treasurer. ; West NnW Service Present plans of tin- schedules of tlit company between i'orilund und Seattle und Port hi ml and Mod- ford rail ror two round trips dally. .MOUioru serves as a uivision, fihi. l-'otir plant's uro siatiuiied, there to limi'Ili rnf i'(n nn t hn Imv and 1-os Annolos. Ono round trip will be made Imuwooh . I'orl land and Spokane after the coast-wist? service has hren thoroughly estab lished. ' ' To provide pilots for this Service, tho Hell Line has. established a flyitiK school lir Vancouver. Wash., wllh about 30 students registered. ,,,.' a,.10, ,lr,. i i. esiahllshe.l at other cities In the Northwest "' , , " ,' "' , h ." ,r ri ss ho. Mr. d, ss "' "p assui.t and California. It Is sai.l. If COIlM be enrolleil says, a school I in l.a liramle. lie urties that anyone Interested enmmunlcale wllh him at the l.a flrande holel. If ill si u.lents could . I i.,. s,-l,ol ami ban. ijfiir would be estahllsheil. lie said. l:nelus4-il Planes rnssenirers and express are car- lied by the Hell service In the T.m.lern seven. luisHcntrcr. enclosed plnnes. I'-tllther details la feferelVe of the tilalis of 1 he- company for Ihe eslnbllshinent of an l-lastern Of-- Kon branch line will he ttlvi n lo Hie nfihlle as llu y ' develop. It Is announcetl. ' Mr. Glass announces Hint Ihe I Hell plane will lie-here Saturday i c.....in.. .,.1.1 -m i..i,. m, ,,. ,'.,.. . , . - ' 1 Jl TX'IOR PLAY 10 IJ? PIVITV H1V.P Q Q , , (Continued from FaQ 1) dents- somothiiiH: of tho piny niul nhojit the casr of eharneti'iN. The, play written ly Hdward IV'plo, ; is a comedy f modern N"ew i VorUrrin, the fiiHl aet IfikinK "phiw ; In a' New' York hitslnoss office 1 'unit tile 'last two In a home, l-'itn 'romance and excitement are prom- lsed 111 the comedy which Is said to lie m rounu an c.xinuin RUlne of oartls. 'Vv Cast The cast follows: Georu H. k. l...tl. uu t.e.n l-l..l,,t,.l .......... ..o V'.,ltUlltt. I' Itnir, .I.Oiiiu Xel- ......... rn- - Heton's business partner. Ilarnion ltlnl,.,. I.'r...... tl... Imnl, tlel.tter ..." .... - e- . ' virifll liciieiis,.iii;ei-; rttiny iiii- her, BtctioKT npher. Jlnxlus Me - Nelll: Thonms Vllllilei'holt a law-- ycr, Henry I'ulp: salesman. I.awrent Tuny ,. Toler. Hay: Mr. Ap- ph-Kale. newly inarrl.-tl salesman. Nylin Lewis: office boy. A.lolpll I SicKrlsP. shlpplln,' cl.-rli. I.oren clerk, I.oren Hlnni liiirtl Mrs. Netlk ton. Until Siualit-y. Miss m Klorenee ' ole, I 1 f , smiled sllwhtly on several Mildred Stanly. Coddles, an Kn- oeraslonn when he Haw a number Ush 'maid ol alt Work. Marie Mux- of the deh-praies busy studying the tor. David Cniiirheifn wer is busi- official soviet "annex" distributed ness mnnnjtor aim i.ofen Ulan- today. In tills annex to the orl elmi'd Is Htase tnanatfer. 1 Klnal dlsarmnment proposal of yes- (star SPECIAL COMEDY ATTRACTION Jim. HAL CIO AC H THE OLD WABOPJyf? 0NN1I TALMADGIin'Wri'.'ikfat at Sunrise" AUTUMN RAIN -y rpTTto pfTV 1V 1 illo V;l I I i 13.22 INCHES J ' . ' i 1 ' i (Continued from Paiea 1 ..- w- storm swept throuKh Montana and - In t'olnradti and lin n turnod oast "d Sonthwost with from ono .to nearly five Inches of tinow. Movlntr aloiiK a six-state front nrraiiKcd between Premier Musso yesterday, snow flurries from the t lint and l''orelru MlnlHtei1 llrland Canadiiili line to the. Texas pan- j for a rrafdi talk on lruneo-ltalUin haiulle sent thermometers lo suli- I relations w hich In some circle aid lero marks in Hie imkotas and sivlne cause for unxlety. Interest Minnesota. The mercury slumped to tlie upper twenties in tne soutn- west lo nip flowers enticed from . winter tudt l,y 'temperat ures wcll,er of deputies Ih which he an. above ,u. , M'ven lllelie Ol Niim . Willie Bevell Inches of snow felt In the iiorlhvycsl. Central Missouri points led t lie sunt uw esi w n n lour Wild , a , hall inches, tne neavn-si ' snow fall In that seel Ion since . Ilintl. i Kansas. plannliiK lo hunt Ii'oks drawn from ponds by balmy weather, tiwok,- lo rind more than an inch of snow. . Snow ehanueil to sleet 'us the storm- crossed the Mississippi In h advance on the Atlantic sea- hoard where storm wal lllllKS w-re broadcast. l.lttle dainaw to transportation or comiliiinicatlon lilies was re-; portetl in the w.esl. . i Weather bureaus Keliel-ally pre- dlt led eonJInueil cold loduy tlirontthout the storm nr i I (lll.lll-ltTAPPOINTKK MAI.KAI. Ore.. I lee. I. AP) Chiienee (lllherl. Portland attorney was today uppuinled hy ttnvornorj I'iittersiin as a niomner 01 me man- inn the-late llu- llev. .1. C M'aie. ENtJLISIIMEX : ('ALL SOVIET ! PLAN "FARCE"; (Continued from Pase 1) thai the security cointnlllee should tret down to clear cut prop osiuons. I , Maxim I.llvlnorf. head of Ihe j soviet tleh-Kallon wlio threw yes-, terdny'B 'ii-aee hotnb" Inlo the I'onference. nililress,1,! himself , l.nullv tl.l.,- to inatters which . j ......... ca mi before the security coill- ...II, ..a ..l.n.. i.,l.-.-,ni Iu I t ItillV ........ ............ ml- III! ermu louai security c.io lu , pushed In order Hint the nations niuv be Inilili'tMl to const-lit to a re- duetlon III llielr in-iiianielil. Me ill- tended the session as an observe . soviet Itnssla. as tlld the p. n .cljned to 1 an active pnrt In the eoiiimlttee'n tabors. p, in th . . CtHieles iwi'iN j I TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY tordiiy, the MtiHNlnns hntly orltl i tspd the eupltiillstlc world fiir pos sossIiir: morp armies - und moro arms thitit ,ovifi hoforr und for in dulnlnjt In a "fronsy' of naval const ruction despite tho Wash law ton coufort'iirc. This document also ortllrUoil 'Ainorioans as frankly dpfondlnff tho nso of ohomlcals in tho "not 'war. franco- tutu rtlalions wore much dtrnssod In tho lohldos of tho hull, tho ilolowatos spt culutinfe Is to whether a uipctlli would lie hi this prohtcm has been purlieu- 1 ; nr v aroused hv I'liri'lHii Minister I Hrhind'8 speech before the chiilll- nlyKcd Krance'H relntluna with Jn r .neilthhors. since Itllsslll lias lllllde It known that she Is In favor of cessation of . tht- state of war between l.ttliuanla ,,,) Poland, leaders Here lire voe- lnif the hnpe thnt Premiers Wahle maras, of l.llliuanla, and Pllsiulskl, of Poland, both of whom are en route lo (leiieva, will gel toRether n ml llnuldulo the , llallle crisis peacefully. ! , ' ! I , YS BEACH CONFESSED ,T0 M.URDER . . - ' (Contlnileil from Pnire Ono) clialr while ltark related the en - , eonnler In ! I In 1,1 linol ,V Mrs. I.il- llellHlllll. Iler hack tti-rnod to thoreliffled t-yes n'nd seotnoil to iay no spi-eiatoi-t:, remained fluid. - " 'Miorwooti , 1 nompson. nrotnor ....... j - , No other have this "Good to the hist tlrop" Santa Claui brought two doughboys a harem beMe! . They fought for her, about her, and in pite of her! One won her. And hoyrl 1000 and Si 1 i . j RCAD E k STARTING TODAY U C8 In the World', funnittt doughboy comedy. WnhT -i CfVri riaerQt IN TM 1104 Ailants 8tnrr No. .IS la taiitle, Ora. Our Suit , Values Speak for themselves. Remember this is Suit Week at Breier'3 any Suit in the house, only two prices $8.87 - $18.87 whllo noxt to him Utile Alfred l.llllonduhl worked - Industriously on his Jatost 4lrawinP? of a hotiso in the woods. Hack tn tho specta tors' soata M rs. Amanda Itnaeh. wife of .Mrs. I.illiendahrs -'co-de fcndanl, craned hir neck anxious ly for a few nToinenis, Klarinfr at ;the' witness. . 'riicn she resumetl 1 her. old nnsture. of bent head and ' ( hend lo the aeeusalinn of . tho , state'H star- witm-ss oKainst nor . .....n.. , ' : coffee can ever, special flavor THE famous blend front the old South Maxwell I louse Colfet;. Now ple.isirfK mure ieople tliun any other coKce ever ofirred Cor and LOUIS WOlMCfM AH Thev made HEITlftu3h7J m rroais r.iB . i i i iTn 1 1 1 njivii They made EACH OTHER laiiRb, They made ARABIA laugh. . They'll make YOU laugh. one LAUQHSU! i Jl
