staff of the “ Rogue” school pub
lication and the officers of the
student body, this week, to se
cure subscriptions for the paper
and student body dues, The sum
is seventy-five cents which in
cludes both. The" money is com
ing along quite slowly, but it is
expected that more w ilt come in.
next week.
By N EA Service
W A 8 H IN 0 T 0 N— A divorce In
three end's half minutes!
This isn’t a.Reno or Paris rec
ord. A t Arlington county court
house (V a .) on thè fringe of
Washington, is perhaps the bue-
iest divorce m ill ln the country.
Th eer are other mills through
out V irginia bu< nona to equal
Arlington county’s, because that
in e la most.conveniently situated
with reference to ample supplies
of ravf m aterial—d>ig cities, like
Washington gad Baltimore.
The county is the smallest In
the United States, which makes
Its enormous divorce m ill ail the
mòre of a distinction.
It . grinds once u week, on Sat
urday, for four hours, during
A committee of six. Including
Professor Forsyth, LeRoy Oan-
<lee, Wayne H ill, Raymond Cotter,
Ray Nlel and Sam Prescott made
the trip h r automobile to Med
ford Monday. Thoi. purpose of
thia trip was to determine the
am o un t'o f damage done to the
grandstand. The damage was not
serious, but will take a fair
amount, of
money o u t'o f
the
A large pep-rally is being plan
student body fund in order to re
ned tor the Armistice Day game
pair it.'
nt Medford. Several stunts have
been planned by different organ
izations, and
posters,
banners
and stickers will flood the streets.
A huge bonfire w ill be held in
seme vacant lot down town, and
everything Inflammable w ill
be
thrown onto it. The merchants,
it is hoped, w ill contribute to the
tire in the form of wooden or pa
per boxea.
which about 90 divorces Usually
a it turned out.
Officials term the m ill a d is
grace, but they say they can'^dq
anything about it under the pres
ent law.
Long before Judge Samuel O.
Brent takes his w?gt, on “divorce
day,’’ the Arlington county court
room always is Jammed with peti
tioners.
F irst come, first, served is the
rule, and lt > wise to be on hand
prom ptly. There are sura to be
more d^verep applicant^ than can
be heard before adjournment,
and it means a week’s delay, to
to le ft over.
Tim e sets the only lim it on the
number of decrees granted, and
mighty little of that’s wasted.
(•LB NEW YORK EXHIBIT
N E W YO RK , Nov. 9__ ( U P )—
The Museum of the City of New
York today opened the “Old New
Yo$k Exposition.” The exhibits
will be opened to the public for
one week.
Included in the show are old
paintings of George Washington,
Aaron B urr and many o t h e r
prominent Americans of an earlier
day.
Fam ily heirlooms have been
collected for the show that depict
the period following the Revolu
Front Phoenix—
Mrs. J. W. Fisher of' Phoenix tion.
was a visitor In this city yester
day.
To the Voters o f Ashland:
An intoxicated man wandered
into a hg«l where an entertain-
meat was going on and was po-
Ittely led out. He entered e«ai»
and was kicked down the stairs.
For the third time he returned
and was thrown out of the w in-
dow. A fter he had somewhat re-
covered from the shock, he m b -
bed bis head and said, " I know
what Is the m atter; these people
don’t want me in there.** I have
come to realise that thia is the
way the people of Ashland feel
pbout me as councilman and it
will not be necessary to ' pitch
me out of the window. I t is not
vory encouraging, a fter six years
of consistent* boosting for our In-
d istries a n d o f constant urging
l e securing of an adequate water
supply, for our eonpmunlty, to I p *
slapped l n . the face and tojd to
get out, but the passage o f the
water bond and fire amendments
make me feel so good that 1 have
no time or Inclination to fool
aiding in Cuba, their photographs
being pasted over the picture of
the real owner.
As Cuban immigration laws
prevent entry of Chinese im m i
grants and permits a Chineae resi
dent to leave the island for not
more' than six months, it is be
lieved th a t some of the Chinese
residents here hare been making
a practice of “ loaning” their pass
ports to an agency In Hong Kong
to be furnished wodld-be im m i
grants.
Prosper without adequate sup-
01 water, of which we.are now
a" u"»d i want to thank nA of
yoa who voted for these proposl-
wh,ch I had some part in
1i>l®sl«g before you, and I want
t0 M ,u re you. that In the future,
* • ln the p^8t> y °u
Hud me
•h’’“ «»tly working for the proe-
pwr,ty and welfare of our town,
T ru ,y Yours,
8- D - TAYLO R.
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C H IN E S E F A K E PASSPORTS
IN O RDER TO EN TER H A VA N A
.............
H A VA N
A,Cuba,
( U P )— A
now method of evading Immlgra-
tion laws was uncovered here
when Immigration officials dis-
covered that 27 Chinese ostensib
ly Cuban residents returning to
Havana after a visit in China,
were (ravelling on false pass-
ports.”
Investigation disclosed that the
men had been furnished with
phsaports of Chinese already re- quent intervals along the
Each ambulance' box
splints and bandages.
contains
democrats lead .
OKLAHOMA ClTT, Nor
(United New?)— Henry S.
K. Benedict, republican, I
ston, democrat, is leading
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