Etlael Keller r No.Hie., No-Rura. MarrluM 'l' hollla~ W. Kelleflcll Before V,,",on KenlledJ' Hurl!i Way llJio 600 OueMt.8 at St. MIU')"8 HaU of ..... me b, Rare Pilch.lnc See I'a,e 3 See I'ace 5 . -- I 0 10 a MorRin, N e _ , pap e r :::::======~~~~~~~~~==~====~~======~~~~======~~~~==~-: FIVE CENTS I~'r~t';~!.. /r'.!e:=''''' IOWA CITY, IOWA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1935 ...:u,,:::-::.. ~ VOLUME XXXV NUMBER 78
------~------~------~------~~---- . British Government Attempting to Halt Granting Di.scussing the Situation Three Others, Of Concessions in Ethiopia to Private Interests ** ** ** ** Including Well Can the Coml1lUnity of Nations Keep P~ce? Known Writer, • ** ** ** ** Dupute Back to Leogue Badly Injured Assert Deal Solon Breaks Ankle Bold Stroke New Housing Chief R. Thompson F.IUTOIt'S NOTE: FOIIOwlnlt I~ lhe IIUJ I Of rOllr .rflele , dlsctwslllit Un-Negotiable Arrested After certain ."pcc-tfl Of the JlaIo-Ethloplan situation, written h, FranciS Mrs. Genevieve Forbes Of Emperor O. WUrox who ",cenU), retumed to Iowa ()tl, after two ,ear, at the Graduate ~ hool of Inlern.Uon,,1 Stud, and the Unlvel'lllt, of Gelle\'a Herrick, Nolcff A8 Under Treaty Stuns Capital Issuing Checks 111 Swlt.eriand. Mr. Wilcox, whu wa" a-rllduated fro", tbe Unlvenit)' or low.. with .. B.A. degree In 1930, receIved hi" muter of ari. ~ane Author, 'SCrilically here In political !!Cllmee Ihe fOilowlnl' fear. H e ohtained hili I'h.U. Hurt in Collision Tri. Power Agreement Foreign Diplomats Look Expect Charges Will Be decree rrom luwa In 11133. Of 1906 Claimed To At Concessions As Filed Today, Checks II,. ..' Ri\NCI8 O. WU£OX /i,\NTA ,..E, N . M .• ALII{. ~I (AP) A':J the negotiations u signed to bring about " pacifi · ~ot· -~In. Harold L. lck 8. 61. "IC" f Prevent Concession Block to Mussolini Amount to $618.25 t1clOl'nt 01' tile ltalo-Abys.'iinian dif;putc 'nter into their most rclal'y of thl' Illledo .. 111 1,1 crucial phillie, millions of p ople in many lanu arc anxiously ask- politician In h I' own rlG'ht. I\lLI LONDON. Aug. 31 (A~The The Dll,J"s Developments A ma.n givIng the name or R. F. ing: Can the comlllunity of nation!! kcep the peace 1 'un th killed tonight In motor car ('olu Brltlsn government moved KwlC,tty to London-'rhc British mlnl"tel' Thompson of Okl.ahoma. wall held !tatl'S1l\ II Or Europe today prc\'cllt another world crisis which ilion which slate polke chlU'G'ed to nlr ht to ,halt the granting of con ... hlt-and·,·un 11I·lvCI·. to Addis Ababo. was authOr-bed by I>oltce last night tn connection might I)O&Ijlb ly dwarf Into Inijlg-i • • • • • • • • • • • telB lolI8 In Ethlaplo. to American and Three CompRnlon with the PlUll1lnS' of worthless pay_ nlflcallce the ~Ia.ughter \lr 1914-18" Ea&'lItih Interests. to tell Empe"or Jlalle Sell\)!sle With thrlle <,oml)anloIl8 In a taxi. roll c hOC k/! mado out to C. B. A'b- can war 1Je II.vertC1i? ASlJerttng tho deal could ~ h llt Lonclun advl~e8 hlrtl t() cab she WlUi plunged Into I. ditct. bott al throe Iowa Ity etol-ea yes- Such qu ~tlon8 al'o dlrtlcult to oeilltialed without consulta.tlone wllhhold tho concessions. IlnIlWCf·. largely bl'cau8c 1111 tho 30 mllcs nOl·th of Santa 1"1' whUe pong Italy, F I'ance and Bl'ltaJn ter(lay fliCtcrnoon. lucte of th ClIl1e w'e nQt I1.vallublo !'I, I'oul hero tor 11. fle.ia. !JI}enlng' Alldls Abab An official COTH- Expect Charses WIder the trl-power treaty ot 1906, tom 'TOW. from hel' ~ummCI' hume munlque dl!IClosed detuJlK uf nn Charges of forgery or obtaining to the (\Ycragc readel' In th United !be government announced Its mln Statl'oll or In l';urOlJe. UJldoulJledly Itt Coolidge. N, M . oil concession to American 111- money undol' talse pretenses are ex- It... to Aduls Ababa. had ~e n auth AfrO!. {lenrvl VI' F'ul'be IIp,rl, k, .riled to advlS(" Emperor HaUo Se tercAts IUld on~ Involving the pected \0 be Wed agaIn .. t the man ~~~Cranor s~.t::el:,...,~~1t u~II.Vt~CI~ w('11 knuwn new pa)H C 1'"".pOIl. In Ivhoijc POll6e6slon was (uund 19 iUII. to wIthhold tho eonce88lons. d nt anti a hou~ gUI'.l "f MI' . watrr of Lakc Tana to an Eng paYI'uJl eh eks from the Cedar Ral)' III~oves which haye nol yet boOn kk~H. WI\JI Illjllr~d crUlc Il y. The forelgll oWce. In one of Its lish cOilporo.tlon. Ide t.umbCr a.nd Coal company on . IIhown and which »robn.bly wtll not AII40 InJul'f'(t was Ibmhlm' H(>y_ rare oCrtc1al comn1l1nlques, mad the 'I 'ren~PreOilcr M u8llOlIni In tho Merchanl wrIt- a.nd conwa.IlY 8tol'e here. l'hOmpKon 1'1'. but a later check of etfrt'ta dil,. neooS6lU'y to Inform the British mln By ,lAMER 1\ . MrLU' sll\Oo MU"lIolinl hall displayed ... very a.ttempted to cash checks at Ewerl! 1)('111'(1 th ('(lOfuslnn Rnd Ilrrr1r-k lIter that ""uch cone sslons would In bed in his Washington (World Cupyrlll' ht, 1935, by lJ,e un 'ornpromlalng attitude durin!!, th I:IhO(' IItore a.nd at the McNama.ra Will! located n WlUIhlngton. undoubtedly be Q. matter fOI' pre home after he had slipped and Assoclaled I'ross.) PIUIt [OlY w ckll. lie has bl'ushed Furnltur Cl>Illpa.lly. but Wall reruli' J. 11100"11.11 , aBslstant Rtnie lit. llmhw'y eon8ultalionw by hl8 mlljCK 3uffel'cd a broken ankle, tiena ADDIS ABABA. Allg. 31-'rhe IUIld 0.11 ProlJOollLls whlch have been n. 00. All oC the chock6 we"o dILled torlley G'cn rul, who rush d to the swift stroke of EmllOrol' Hal10 Sel jL()va.nced fl'Om ./l~ronch &lId 1::11&il8h ty', gOvernment. th ~"I neh and tor William H . King of Utah Aug. ao, 1136. aABle In \ urnlng ovel' a1)j)roxlmat Iy H on sal(1 non of Iho dllrylvOI·. \tllian governments under article ol'uered 11 telephone ill~talled at Night Co.ptaln J oe Dolezal Mid quartC1'8. tIts mind 18 made UIJ; the halC hh; emplro 10 English and W1l8 lib Ie to alve .. Ct,11N' lit It' 'ount tW'o of the tl'i-ptl.l·ltle treaty DC 1906." his bed so he could caJ'I'Y out lho.t (:()dar Rapids police ststed that dlo 1ft CWlt. II Insists thM nothIng Amclican Interests fo,' cxploltatlon or til ac<;ldent. Tile wireless st",lIon to Addis his planl) to aid th Dif;tl'ict of no firm known as. the Cedar Ral>lds les" thun military operations In wax gcnorp,lI y l'ogal~ll'd today. as Ethiopia. wltl pacify fascist ambl The "hit-run" ,'a,', lw I' p''''lr,I, AbIIb& was cl~.d for tJle night and I. umbel' and MaterIal company IYUs CoLllmbia gOl'(,t,nmcnt in obtain blilCklng ltalilm ,'conerol' prepared tot· a feared HlIllan eXiI,t Ilce of war In a strictly legal st 'P. wllel'e It logloaJly 1Jelollgs. beadng Ih~ markll 'Of a. colllshm. lhat since l..ondon 18 the chief hope ,'llccecding .Jam('s A. Moffett 'bought some merchandise and then Invasion. 8ense may 1Je avoided. 'fhooretlcally. undt'!· Arll I 11 vI Tho leke" ()lI1"ly Wl.ll Just m("'g 01 the "conquering lion Of Judah" to who retircd, ~t('waJ't MacDon offered a. check In pa.yment. While Hog Farmers Ulo\V to Itulians At the pl'eHont writing-tit three ( e No. ONE, po.ge Ing- from the ate p-walled Hlo In the Ewers Shoe store, R oy Ewers 2, prevent an el1lecto(L Hallan Inva Uiplorna.lic IInarterll here appuar· ald, new f~del'al housing admin Orand canyon, through which lho i.>ccrune ~us plclous and followed tho lion. he Is !lenaln to listen closely cd stunncd. istrator, il) pictured leaving the Taos·Santa. /i'o highway wind. \I hen to any 8ur/!C3tlons from here. Challenge MA man to his car. obtalncd the num the cl'8Jfh occurl·e,1. The agrt.!em ~nt Wa.H Mecn In tiQmc White HOllse after conferring bol' Ilnd repol"1cd It to pollee. BrItish IIlrcratt factorlee wen t on q uartel'" aM a blow to Italian eCo· \Vith Pt'eHidt:nt L{oos 'ycLt. Mechanical Secrets of "Glass The Injured wei'll rUMhed to ~s Make Arrest .. 14·bour schedule tOday. nomic aim" In the 'hlnterla.nU of Ilanola. a llny adolJO IfOW ment III Hit Constitutionality Of La...t night, 0 f f Ice l' AI·th Ul' '!1he bOnlb/Ihell of the concessions Italian Soma.llland o.nd the only 011- the canyvn. tOt· tll... t aid t"euhn Ilt. Schnoebelen, Deputy Shl!rltC Pre8- ~eart" Revealed Lindbergh "&II dl'OPped just when tbe govern Processing Tax, Ask boarlng po,·tlon of lntet'lor Edtre". by Mrs. 1ck s' body waa Ulkrn tu Es ton Koser, and "~red Ra.clno spot ment 11'&8 dOing evel'ytblng to avoid also an Italian colonial J)Ol!ute rican L>evelopment Exploration coM As Great Achieve mlc1wClltel'n hog Carmers In a suit In addtllon to the 19 purportod ATTENTION fl'('(IUently Chicago packing companies to the Lake 'L'ana Conservancy synd1. Daily lowan is introducing u Queen Mother HIOl1X CITY, la .. Aug. 31 (AP~ Thompson was driving a cili' wltb the body were revealed officially to Hull Completes poay them bo.ck. cate, giving it the right In perpetu ncw style of continuation hcad day for the tlrat time by a Rocke l>emands Aecountinl{ Ity to build a darn and pumping Poll e Inspl'clo,' ,/00 Young, state an Oklahoma. license. teller Institute pu1)IJcation. lines. Thes continuation head Their bill demanded an accounting witness In the 1J\,,,t~,· i,·lal of Mayol' Takes Children "twtlons at Lake Tano., headwaters Th s ucccss ot t his hco.rt, an lines will be nmnbel'cd to co 1'- Reply. to Soviet to detemllne whetber they ~hould of the Bluo Nile. The lake 18 vital " ' . V. IlayeH, nlimlt( d under c ross noullcod la8t Juno without explana respond with the last line on be "I'epald" part of tho $6.000.00() In to EgY'ptian Sudan'" water 8UPIJly. It U('l1tiol1ln!\, today that ho had wen tion or Ita mechan Ism, was hailed by the news story to be continued. Tearful Request of King prooossing taxes w hic h the .packer" (Tho Af"Ican Development ExpIOl' Nine Year Old Warns Russia Fl.Ilure allegedly withheld fl'Dm the govern a~ked to divulge ovidollce against IJClentlst.8 aa one of the' great achleve Following is a sam pic of the alion cOm lJ any 'Was charterod at men 18 In medicine. Leopold Assented To ment pending a. federal court deci th maYfll·. , new continuation h e u d lin e Relation Depend On (See No. THREE, Page 3) Boy Kills Girl Slnale Pleee of GIII8!J sion on constitutionality of the tax. Ucfense counsel a.ught 1111 the style: By War.Time Ruler The hca.rt 18 a IIlngle piece of glll88, Soviet Adherence Jame~ C. Spence, one or the plaln stalement at on ~ with an cxhaus- SUIlI! Sherut For Slander tlve gl·lIl1nl:'. Inlcl'Ulltcd frequently roughly rcsembling an old-luhlon- Is nolY cO II Hlderlng the full al)pll' "'11.1' mfs' attorneys, said : A fter Quarrel BRUSSELS. Aug. 31 (AP)-A ~d pump, In whleh an entire kld- cation of the prOVisions of the' WASHINGTON, Aug, 31 ( P)- "This Is not a. ijul t to emba,·,·a.ss TIPTON. III.. (AP~ElIa Paterson. by Specia.l l'I'OSllCuto,' 11. 1\1. Havner Ume qUeen, sadd ned by the death tiny, liver spleem, or other organs or (Se 'No. ONE, Page 3) 1'h ~ Unit d States tonight warn d I>roprletor of the Tipton hotcl and andhlH alci~R, attelllptlng to sup- NEW YOHK. Aug. 3l (AP~A or her own hU Sband, has taken Bel tho packers In thell' fight to have, t he human body co.n be kept alive the .sovlet. Union that (uture (rlenll- rlum's motherless !'oyal children >the 'pl'ocesslng tax knocked out. My cafe. sued Sheriff W. S, Christian of Iport the nmyol·'. claim that outsldo oJllklren's quart-el had 0. U'aglc Cedar county yesterday for charg- Influenc('(\ Hought tho removal tor I;cq uel tonight In the death of ;ald thut hNh .• F. Lytle. wholl9 ,body, head crushed rrom re- 0 N E I rlum, 59. l188ented quickly to the Out of Their PoCkets as the medical IIO lent lsts wleh, lllj ••~------_ .... nation'. Internal affalr8. tcarCul request or hcr son. King "'l'hey furth r believe that the to.x establis hment. SIOllX City conll·a.ttol·. IlJld Verne pealed ,blows by a trtone. 11'8.8 found plain view of their eyes, were they (Continued from pago I) I8l111fl1i1 \Varnln« came out their pockets In lhe tunn Mn.I-sllall, ,,(il lur or thO Cedar Rap· (n a. ma.1'8h !rully In the ClaallOn's LeoPold. that .. he substltuto for t heh' ot can study the otherwl8e hidden prog- Reatrlrmlng the Am rlcan gov.rn~ Ids Gazelle, ""ked him to fur- pOint 1ItlC1ion ol the Bronx. mother. Queen Astrid. k\1led In an vi doducllona fl'om tho Ip rlces they ha~ rC88 of disease. ' league oovenaJlt~ven going 80 tar ment'/t (! c laratlon tbat the Sovlot nlsh evld(, 'lC<' a.g&ln~t the mayor. Peeebes &nl Betlt automobile accident In Switzerland. lrecelved rO I' IheLr hogs. They want Pflrflllllon Pump as to apply economic 01' mUlta.ry Unlun hM permitted flagrant vlola It w.. only last year she lost her 'the packers to wi n their federal oourl Walker Out ~tl1.,·/jhatl hU M tak.'n 'L leading rplo Shortly afler police 8tumbl<.'Il 011 Tho Lindbergh device-Its proper IQnclloDIJ. Actually she Is In a vcry In gathering cvld(,lIcc of Iowa grnIt tlons of Ita non-Int rfcrenco plodge. buab&nd , King Albert. who fell to tight. Then my cliellts wo.nt to 1'0- t he body of the child. who had beeni sclentlflo name a 'J)erCu810n pump anci <,urruptlun fur pl,,"entallon to Secl'Clary Hull tonight I"sued B. ilia death whUe mountain climbing. Icover t he ir share of the tax' held by hunted for two hourtj by her franl!c supplies not only' the heart bea18 of Of Politics thc Sluux Cily STart g"und jnl'y sta.tement warning MOIICow Lhat the 11_ that time ehe has 'Ilhunn~ t he packel·s." 4)arents, they picked up a. nlne -yoo.r human pre88ure and rhythm. but ar· which recommonllcd remov!ll p''O· UvLUes must end. Pllblto life. Spence aald his clients. 0.1\ from old boy pla.ymate of the girl and ob ilflctal blood ' and air to maintain ccodlng" against lJa.yrs for falluro third InternaUonaie'8 6llb¥erlfive 1lC- Tiny Prince. Albert, hal'dly more Iowa and 11I1nols. wel'c "merely tained the s tory or her dea.th. life. rl4Jrmer New York to eliminate gra.ft und vice within Tho announcement, made lis lit tban a year old . requlre8 a great typl~1 1 hog l'alSCI'8" and not repre A!I8istant District Attorney WIl· As diagrammed by Lindbergh hlm Local Haye.· u.dllllnlslm.tloll. Lylleo fre p ublic statement. and not eent to d.. lof attenlton . .Prlno~8S Jooephine ,eentatlves of any (a nn 01' Ilolltical Mayor HaPI)Y In lianI Smith 811.1d the boy oonfes!led to Helf It 18 three glass chambere, con . J . Klinker today &en tenced Walker WIlS reached at Dork _th_e_CIUI_e_. ______Aug. 31 (AP)-Amld colorful cere A Yev .\1'0 Yelltenlay 1_ The liquor control commlS4!lo n of j·obberR. du!\, and kl ked 0. h ole In the Told of Dealll lu, or Donver, Colo., lng , where he live. In a cottage monies. Governor La.wrenco Cramer 12:3U ...... 71 I 6:30 ... __ ...... 56 Ifarry May~, tlelall y branded the Hettls r"kea and Hamilton county jull wall hero today to IS ycar. at th. Bta.te penitentiary with his wife, Detty Compton. WIUI Inducted Into otrIce today be· 1:30 ...... 70 I 7:30 ...... 55 Btated It WI\)! the opinion of com and o8{1aped. • • DES 1\101 N"F:8, Ia.. Aug. 31 (AM tor an oil 8II.tlon holdup here earlY mlBalon oUlcla1 tha.t " the Hllpp, Life GoatI? Pooh, Pooh! I foro a pa.ckod crowd In Emanclll&- 2:30 ...... 71 I 8:30 ...... 55 :oe.. Schmuck. authol'lttC8 sald. d ug -Mrs. He nry A. WaJlac~, wife of He said he wu ..... much eur tion park. . 8:30 ...... _ 71 I 0:10 ...... 54 ""erda.)'. Molnell poli()(l. In theh' raid ye8ler ,",way the mortal: with a knife and CORlider the COlO I Secretary W&lla.co who III VIsiting k..,bee forced Il:a.rl Walla.ce, tM pl'liled aB «.nybody" to learn of ~ For the rt!'llt time 10 IocaJ hl8tory, 4:30 ...... : .. 69 I 10:10 ...... ~ ...... 53 da.,y, secured the entire supply of kicked Ollt tho bricks. They do not In Del Molnel, wall deeply moved ~nt. to take off hlB Cilothe", counterfeit BealS." the treuury department·, droP KANSAS CITY, Aug. It (AP~ a native jUdae a.dmlnletered the 5:30 ...... 88 I 11:30 ...... 51 know how he btalned the knife. tonight when told of the dealb of ~ him of ,3UO. lA nd tied. HIl Charles O'Oonnell, "ta te superin_ ping an Income tax calC agalnllt BefOl'e makJng tun of what a goat oath of otflce. The lowellt temperature recorded Officers 8 a I d the y believed her Intimate frleod, Mn. Tekes. "'" nelf pa.rroll, I&. tendent of printing, to whom cont him. 'Elate, conlllder thla cow. Fair 'I1IaaIIa P ...... a year ago yesterda.y waa 51 at ~\U~ Schmuck probably Is hiding In Web_ BcIW1I Mr8. Wallace III aIeo a clOlle f,1eod lij~ "Ii,\~.r a.leo aavo Henry mlellon membel'll submitted the "I never wan t to !be In poli ~ter City. Pall'ols were plllCed on all Ill8Ide a. cow'a 1t000000h at a pack- DES MOINES, lI.. {AP~Tb o eW., 11:30 p.m. of 1\11'8. Herrick Who WII.II critically IIb.en ,,~ ' ~e~r)' ",Inane, both or _Is to,· examination _ Id they were tlee &IIaln. My ha.ppy life here highway.. and every train wu Ing plant here toda.y WIII'e found: .. 1aIr bo&rd yeeterda., a n!IIQ\u_ pa.oo WEA T8ER Injured 1n the aoeident. "'a.oo, rive l'8a\' luapended "0- "talrly 8.ccura.te repl'O(\ucUon .... but hU oon vlnced me of the emptl _arched. Officers In al\ towns near 8poon, a compus. IIOme brua-bead- tIon tbanldntr 1I_1J)I.pe1'll and pre.. IOWA: 0eeaU0aal • howe r _ Friends 8&ld s he was too "trect. t~ for .teal!n .. ohlo","n., when "tatod he ..... not prepared to ...y nllM of sucb a. _r and 1 want W ebeter ('tty Wflrp IIskpd t o be on the ed two pleCee and lervlc•• for COCIptratloo In "helplDtr tacu. or ...... Slllllll,r ..... MoadJI.T; DOt macb ed by (he lItl'1'8 ol t he tr&4J'8(ly to tiler I'lMded JulUy. w"ether ther we~e rOllntllrCelt, no mOl'e oC It," IOQkou~ , IlJeV~ cedar wood lpIo~ • :make the "'I f~r,. ~ooe'f-" ~ ... ~ .... mall~ -"r pllbll~ .t.\'~9n" _ , PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA: CITY Sil~AY ~ .treets ot Iowa. 'Ily recently, lhell' lI'HE DAlLY. IOWAN elde,'s are looking forward with no Publlahed every mornln. except. Nou .. I Ethe] day by Student P ublication. Incorpor· les8 joy and antlclpatlon to the UPSIDE.DOWN FLYER TAKES OFF &ted, a.l 1:36 ~ 1~ Iowa. ... venue. Iowa. City. event. Screen low,,". Fred M. Pownall. J)Jr.cto'r. Circuses are, as Dexte,' Feliows by R. J. SCOTT II Ooprrl .. bt, 181., by O... tnJ f{ene Board ot Trustee'!: Frank L. Molt. sa.ld here recently, as old as the reo Scott's Scrapbook definite," saYIl picture-MeIghan told aOO ut the dl J o~ph Barbel .... ".... New. Ed1tor II Duce, "Ethiopia. begins digging FEAS1'" A CiUES1"" ,\V llItnm SW!f!.en.er .• Aaslst. News Editor (jcultles or keeping A1Cc upied whli Rober' Orlffjtll ., .... , ..... City ~dlt~r trenChes," "Britain to send more WAS ~ER"ED A~ doing nothing. J estJe Oorkin .•.•.•.•••• Camp",e Editor IWle In 'MJnt~le MaIII Arthur SnJder ... , . .• ,. Sports· Edllor troops to )fedlterranean," and Ulen MAN"t cuPS of Elizabeth Ph-elps ...•. , •. . S'ocJety IDdltor In another amphlthea.ter of disturb· WINE. A.~ HAD "Golf Is abou t my only Interes "1: bu t If YOU play golt every day yo DU8JNE!!lS DEI'ABT~IENT ance "Congre.s votes neut.allty," IN ..tIS NAME get stale," he complained, uS!> B. L, \V illi •... , Advertising .M&.nacer a. nd In the next brea.lh "U. S. sends Ern.eat C. C&8811l .. Olrcuiatlon Mn.nIlCer I'3n't [>lay golf every da.y, Few note of pratest aud voices lh rea~." A1:'nea W . fSchmtrl t ••.•..• Accounta.nt or my age (he Is somewhat past j to J>el1igel'ent Russia. The natlonlj TELt~1'1I0NES now) are retired, "0 I really hav~ Edlto ..... l Orttce 4101 Sowel,. Edl~r 418! ot the worl(l, with the exception ol nmny ,playmates unless I l'~k Busln... Oftl.,. 4193 Italy and Ethiopia., pooh! pooh! the with much older men, wh ose co~y~ aation lit! th" ffl oQk market, 1 !'lUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1935. idea t hat another \Vorld war can be arford to travel, but even that ge enacted. And yet tbey ali rapidly tiresome. That's why I come ba Belgium Mourns For add to thel,' already staggering lood ~~ ...\.. ~ • ONe of 1'HE to Hollywood every onoo In a whl A h R 1 D _.I of armaments. A dazed world par- A\\t. ~\~t,1' C ,f. • e&JRloSI1'i~S OF ARCHI1E,:.'fUR=.. to work." lWt er oya eUU tlclpates in these obvious !>repara· \~ 1~E U~l'~~ ~; "'R"'~ r. MeIghan made hla screen debut. IN BELGIUM today mourners tlons for war und wonders hO\v such ~S ~U~ '"' £. HE. "-4AR.GOyl,.,ES of ~tter a. long career 011 the stnge: It or more yea,'s ago, but It W81In' If"om high and low stations In lite, I things can be, wonders why peace S{p...-(~S 't! rp...·U5 NOT"RE. DAME CA1'HED hOI' Bettie Lllnd, 24-year,old Los Angelefl pi lot, hands baggage untl11919 that he :became ...tar. He :trom all parts of the country anel r;eems evet' illusive, never real. ~ ?>t:.\.\.O"l'1S PAR.IS. FR~NC.E- to Maria bubel, CI voland dancel', who accompanied the Oali, united In common gdet, are filing As long as th\! jndivlduals o[ the I< "E-R~O~'C jI...~9 tf'" HA.<) ~E.c..N . bought th rlgllts to q. story called fOl'1lia misl), as tlwy took off from the Union Air terminal a~ "Til" Miracle Man" I\nd tried 10 C08 lladly past a white covol'ed bier of world worship at the feet ' of a 'I L'AID -(HE "I'DEOUS I',"U~ \~ Burbunk, Cal., headed for thhe National Air taces in 01 veland, vince every stUdio In town thaI dead Queen Astrid for a final glimpse' I d I ad h tit ,.1 t>-.S 'D'e...... ~ T'1 of tho l>ale bandaged face. I grasp l)ll' an gN!e( y g t a us s '" C) l. C::R'EA-(URE$ ARC. A Mif;R Ijtmd hoped to shatter the women's llpside·down flying reC· was great screen material,: No', Not only in Belgium, but In other for power we shaH never knolv the \\ , .. Fl..AR E.BAC.K 1""0 I. . ord at the races, agreed with Melgil'!l.n. Flpally, aI. parts of the world, the d ath or thlll meaning of peace. Nattoll$ Il.\·o PA(tA.N SUPERSf"rlioN IrnIl.IlY months, Melgt,an 801<1 tbe 29-year-old queen and mother of guided by no laws distinct from ~ the strIct application oC the terms George Loane Tucker 0 '1 the .'/ three small children hns aroused those governing the actions Of thlllt' • 0 FR 1'4 H~t-l . E"-! l... SPIR , ~ Tuoker Il8kod Meighan w~at NUMBER of the Covenant, li'l'ance WOU ld be commIssiOn would be. ilympathy, Ipopulations, That man should have _ . Copyright, 1935, by Central Pr ....AuoeiatiOD, Inc. _9-, J ONE forc~d to c hoos" between G reai T~~YhM~~~~ln~e , p~~-~m~ft~h~~~l rr~====:~-_~::------~~--~-----~----~--- I i "Tile role or 'I.'lm :Elurke,l' h Britain and he" newly.found friend, 1>1\00. "1 knew that that PlIrt ,', Belgian royal faml1y In the last 18 tlve stille that be should eyel' !lOOk • (Continued {ram page 1 ) • --=:::-:-::::::::::::===~::::::::::::==:::===::::::=:::::::::::::::===::::::=::;I Italy, Reluctantly and unenthusias be tbe lTlakln~ ot me," :tdelgba , ~onths. Early last year, King AI'I violence is lamentable; yet true. tically she pl"dbably would cast her coiled later, "and It was. .My • bert was killed while mountaln Individuals who strive and struggle the Covenan t, the league has the lot with her old aJly across the ~n the story was mor" than J climbing in the Alps. It was for this I ~mo"g themselves cannot hope for power to take "any action that may channel. In (he meantime the pOSl tied." In that l18me plqturc • aport King Leopol(1 and his queen ~lations to be peacetul. Brea.dth of Off The Record be deemed wise and efCectual to lion oC Italy would be a. pr~rlous two other comparatively unk.nq ~ere speeding through the moun-I VIBlon, generosity 1>1; soul, and un safegua"d the peace of nations." one. But while she undoubtedly players-Setty OOmP8011 and 1 1, talns. Sinoe the death ofJ{lng AI- selfishness ot heart are not empty Actually, however, the council, would leave Geneva. In case sanc Chaney. Melghau, Com D80n .. Senator RObel'! Wagne,' Of New! By SIGRID ARNE !lIght. One of tile sprlnlea.ce! forbade their children to play with lelie horns, lion skins. to handle Important situations in· She will say that Ethiopia's boun- trage!overal plct4res y janitor, but thts man's family wel Young RelJresentatlv~ Paul J. whole lJuilding, but when they sa;w complete laissez faire policy would stili exists as a socls.l institution, Leopold was takin!!" up where his M Ighan'a salary was many t !comed me, Now be Is on his uppers, Kvale of Minnesota, stopped In his ~he apartment they relented. Tink- be dlsast,·ous, for in such case II Since, therefore, the defe.ldant (Ah famous father le!t off-making his sanda a. week. He owns exte country happy under a humane and . land I a m a United States senator." rush through the capitol as he no ham will stay, the only republican Duce's war truml>ets would sound yoonia) has remalned a ho"elessly tIced one oC the house guards walk· in a new deal building. the death kn~1i of the league so lJa.ckward country and haJi not per, estates in GI'eat Neck, LOnl 1BI democratic government, I What Others ~ Ing along dejectedly. and In Eaat Pprt Richie, FI~ . It seems strange yet t rue, never, 1'ho police gll!ll'ds stationed far all Lhe settement of International IOt'med her duties as a member of "What's the matter?" demanded f'enator Ro bert Reynohls nf Mei&,han Is the former Frances nl th less, that arter hundreds of years oulside the White Uouse have dlspute~ is concerned. And since the leas-ue she Is not entitled to en who was 'I.'Om's leading lady Of , strugg:le by freedom seekIng peo Think one luuH>ying fillty: they tnust Kl'ale, "Can I hell)?" Norlll Caroltna is going to talte Great Britai" and Franco have so Joy Uho prlvlielres of the COvQl\ant "WeU:\ said the gua"d, "I've got a vacation. H e intends to drive "Broodway Jones," a. play whlcli p les, our most democratic govern· disco lll'llge t'llls thllt sh,oll hQld , frequently "tressell the Imi>o.·tance which have been extended to "re his 0 v e r ' w Ill' k ed, antitluated a year ill New York an<1 \I yeil ments are headed by kings and Iy IW I'OSS the cI,.~ec uliv e 1l13llsion to get myoId grandfather a blrth of Geneva In maintaining world "peclable" member states. London, queens ",hile dictators, several the Tbough he has flung away am· la.wns. They su.y it wilh rocltS, aay present, and I can't figure what." rmlflst~r to the ",est COllst !.m1 peace, it Is not likely that the . Nole of SYlIJpathy P"ooucts of degenerated democracies, bltlon Mr. Hearst Is stUl Inclined, as "How old Is he?" asked Kvale. badt through J\rexico. The triI) councli wili calmly fold Its hands 'Continuing her plea Hilly Is then make mi serable the lives ot millions. he was In 1982, to try his hand at RepllbUcan headqunrters here be "He'll be 90." Is to talle 30 days nm} cost lIll ot and watch Mus~olinl's troops pa, eX»ected to strike a cert~n nole at \Varwlcking. From his California gan to take on a campaign year at- .. ,~ rcll," grinned Kvale, "he almoRt 100. Reynolds has Il. tlJ,OOry that rade I>y without taking some 80,·t syuJ\>llthy among the IJ OwerS by hermitage he calls for the revival of 1"I10sphel'e with the appearance fOt' seems old enough now to like a good AlI1erioans dOll' 1. Ilnjoy their Of action, The league wlli be t;al'ed stressing he" lack oC sultable col I The Lite~~ry , More Ways Than One the "true democratic party." Mr. work of Mrs. \VllJiam D, Hoyal, of tnzor." own country j he wily jJley If It is at all possible. unles het· consequent nced for raw Roosevelt bas repudiated a lt the his_ .To Skin a Cat Douglas, Ariz., who will head her shollltl, 80 h.e plans to demon Going to th" othe,' extreme, the ,nalerlais and Il. i>lace to sen(l he,' toric dem o~ratia policies, 'l.'Iley must party's women's division tor tho next A hot weather story revolves about strate how It cnn be done, councll might recommend the n,p. population ovenflow. With lhe In Guidepost THERE MAY BE more than one I:>e restored, '.rhere must 'be a pa.. ty prosidential election, temporary building "F" which was plication at ""nctions In case Italy tl'rnl11 pOltry ot Abyssinia shown tD tway to s kin a cat or evell win a war, hn\! ~n dldat es to sta.nd for them. H er work will meau long absences thrown up during the war in 35 days. llra.zel lfellJS Diamond Seekers goes to war In Violation of her ob. be (Ieplorably weak and the needs but Emperot' Halle Selassle's latest Baving kindly \lIcked republican' !from her home but she dlsoovered As t he building is of only tem- , CUYABA, Brll.zll (AP)-The auth :mayo In the Jtalo-Ethlopian ' fracas /lominees 'for president lind vice· ligations under the Covenallt. Ac. of Italy forcibly demonstrated, the By JOHN SELD\' On her arl'l val hO\\l good a spor.t her' pOrlu'y frame construction It is well orJties of this wild Brazilian state ot is probably the cleverest underlfilcen co,'dlng to At·ticle 1G such o.etlon way would tM\n be pavl'd for a sat "A HI~TORY OF \\1 SIC." by president, Mr. Hellrst shows his fOr husband can boo Aa s~e stepped Into s upplied with a utomatic fire sPrin·1 Matto Grosso have ordereel lowC'r up to this time, result In the severance, by the mem, Isfactory solu\.lon of the problem. ik/re M. Flolley; (lfarcqurt, giving and maganimou9 80ul by sum· headquarters an otrlce boy brought iklet's which looked like a fi ne idea transportation rates tor pros(Jectol's Whether leasing halt of his king bel'S of til e league, of diplomatic, EthiopIa. might even be ej cted from Theodore M. FInney Is not a Jrtonln g former Govcrnor Smith to her this telegram: until a recent hot day when the tber: I heading for tile Roasario diamond dom to A merlcan a~d British oil ~erv\! the country In 198G by runf\lng financial und economic relations Lhe league Ot' at any rale conve,-ted live, so far as this department "My only regret Is that I have but jIllom~ters seemed to climb out oE fields, 12 miles west of this city. conce"ns was the emr.eror's Idea or for president On a platform fashioned with Italy. ~n more serious CaS?R Into fI, sort of ma.nuato or protec le.fll·n, ot CharI 8 CO . Finn&y, that of his AmerIcan advisor, Ever of historic democratic principles. {L war of sanctions might even 00 torate an(l MUS30ljnl glvcn the right "The Circus or Dr. Lao" WQ8 ett Colson, we do not hope to guess. It might be unjust lO consider this THE OLD HOME TOWN waged, or milltat·y, naval or all' to develOp thc country In 0. social, )jshed Ja~t mOnth a nd gleefully but It 18 the one thing that will guar Invitation a specimen of Mr. Hearst'S operations dIrected against Il. recal. econ0111C and pOlitical senRe. In u.ny by morl) pOOllle than you'd tbin l<. antee American a.nd British SU\1I>ort cynical humor. The new deal Is th(l cltl'ant state. It has been Buggest· case, n Duce would probably Cind He Is, however, a broth~r of to :€thloPia if war ove,- oomes. deadly opposIte of historic domo -AND IF YoU ASK ME .... ed, too, In the Italo·AbYSlE rOllto Il.t (lli 111'l\ctlcnl---'l.hu.t around whole arrangement would bo work· a security the League of Nations eouth and the west, against those In long sweep and "rupld pace It coulQ not hppe to give. credible federal appropriations, alJ In ~ To C>A'f \'5 - ~ - J l'llo Call would Involve a haul of ed out unde,' the supervision ot the More Import nt than this, he Is , some 10 ,000 miles, League of Nations and ostensibly enough to make lhe requlelt& After ail, why &houldn't the em tbe nature of campaign tUnds, YOI,)Ve: NEVER: perOt' tavor giving hIs la nd for ex Qgalnst the over,growlng mUltitude of' Other lIfeall/! with the cOnsent of HlIlle Sclassle, clslons, ploitation to private ~ompanl/l~ federal Illacemen, against tho engag, , LA80~EI:)!~ While th 8.'IHlllcation Of the more As a matte.' of fact lbe whole For a one,volume history 01 where he will re~ain some a uthority ing personal qualities a nd the pres, forceful type of sanctions might Ttalo-A.byssinian arfal!' Is I:lUt one Is a cycloPedic eftort to be l\I1d no dOlll)t roop s<;>me revenue, tlge, If diminishing stilI Immense, ot readilY Icu.ct to open war, ertaln part of the dangerous colonial Ques' taken onl y by a ccrtaln rathel' than sit by and have It given Mr. Roosevelt, how 8tro.~ a resIst· sanctions Of an economic nature tlon that Is being raised by other type of mind. The"e Is to the Italians by a group of Eur ance to him within his own party would pl'ove very orfectlve when disgruntled 110WCI'8 tOday, Th tel' enough In each of Mr. opean diplomats In order to retahll can be expected? And he was Blellt used agalnat Italy. ]i'o,' example, if spoll s' have not been justly divided. chaptet·s to mnke (c1uly thflt p" colous balance of power? led by republican vptes. a few products suah al> rubller, con,I, Gel'many and Japan, ru. well DB 0. book In itJ!elt. Hettcr No doubt pacifists, both In this Whether he It eeps 01' loses more oil and it'on ,were to bo withheld, I bLly , ha ve not heen flli rly tr()ated than ¥" . Finney hav loat country and In England, will shrick of these, \t Is to be remembered many of he,' mechanical Indusll'lqa and wlil demand a 1110,'0 equltlthl selvcs In the mllZO' 01 plll!slblllties to high heaven about ·sendlng Amerlr that democrats a''e more te naclQus could be rendere{) Inopera.tive with. share of colonies, wopld markets, al\bjec~ rt'prt'llel\ts. . can soldiers to die on Ethiopian bat of party ties than republicans. Aside In Heve ,'a! weeks' time. r; ndo l' RU II (Uli! raw matcrlalR. Indoed, the 'l,'he author S\lll"l!'es ts that .t. ~e tlefields tot' the!18 011 companies, tram that, 'prudent democratic states conditions extonu ecl mlllta"y activi. council meeting of Sept. 4 may weil el-ai rBO.d .' omlL t he f irst )l6ft pt, Howeve,', this may not be the case. men are not likely to go over to ~be lips In Afl'lca wouhl become Im- reRult In a conalde'1l.tlon of this bOOk dealing with t l)e an~lent ~'h e l'e Is every reason to believe that enemy. Men like tormer Governor I>oosible. whQlo I>!'obl('m, rlOO, fj.nd begl n \Vlth medieval Mu ••olinl will view this latest de tSmlth and tormer Governor Ely can S~vet'll.l conillde,'ations, however, Altar 01 "olitlcal Expediency -he ta.kcs up lhe l)eglnnln(l /Jclopmcnt with 60me ala.I'm, pri'A not awa y with some wllcl i or per make tho appilcatlon of tmnctlons Ouc thin , how ve,', j11ust be I'e· polyphony at thIS I>olnt, and ;vately at le08t, and negotiations be· IUlPS the general tone of tbe admln unlikely, 1'1 , t he fit'st pineo, up to l1l I1lbc.-ed. 'L'he ultima te deel810n of suggellti on Is gOOd. It Ie goool tween thl) taolsU and other po weI''' l.!Itl'a,tlon, but they can walt tor wlset' the ,p"eBont time t he /lQl\ctlOII a,'Uclo the league council lI1ay not CO n ,. Q.lIon ~1 dOt's not 0I1'ltlhulze, !nay take on a (jlfterent note. counsels to prevail. They are not of the league Covenant has n ovel' tomt to oUr ~e n Re o-t justice and Is Ull\t exco pl to II. m all "Q Whether the Ametican and Brit. men to make rash !tQvlmtures. ]~ bcen Inl'oltcd. <\'HI even if it were morality. Hathe,·, H nlay ib 1\ com musically that ho enjoy" Ish government. woul~, It the case Illlay be that the fever of legislation Invokod Its eUecliveness WOuld bo pron.1 80; an atto!llpt to fltld tile 1)()jIt touohln8 IlI>OI1 tho Il-rt, tlte shoUld arIse, declare war ()n1i~IY, ,IS 'blls spent itself, A little quiet may set'lously Ilnllted for It has b n way out of a ticklish ~Ituatlon. It of anOI~m Alllsic 18 !,loth Vall ue open to some discussion, Howevel', yet be allowed to a nation growl1 greally weakened by Inte"II.octatlvo would scom, thercfo"t), that tlto ef 'boring. ''fcfovilttl Is known and there Is every reason to believe thilt neUl'oti e after continual alarms. .'esolullonll Il.dopted by the ouncll fOl'tR oC I'ho oou ncll wlli bo lIl1llted mUCh Is lI ul\J)1l!1Cd. lalest move will be lilte most potent 0,. the other hand, 1986 may a.c a nd the 8Bscmbly si nce 1020. In the and guld cd by t ho (ollowlng pl'in· Mr. iF'InnaY'1I bOOk _m., 10 to prevent a further d"ltt toward cumula te turmoI l on tlll'moil's head. lIecona pla.ce, eeonomlc iiIUlctJona cl plcs: (I) l\"P r In :mU I'OP Il muat I)e reMel', better a flo\' Handel I. this ridiculous war, The executive may be raging against ahould be 'unlvcrtllllly aJllllie{) III or- Q,vertecJl (2) t ho Leaguo of NlI.tlonB ed than ooto'·o. Ellrhteenth Aside (I'ont the views ot the Ameri the s upreme court and the horl!\! dOl' to be adequatoly eftootlvo, With must be !IilIV~od l! at all possible; Jl1u.lo la halllllod tactfully and such great powors as GermllllY, Ja- (8) the "vita.l IntCI'osts" ot Oroat teUIg-en.tly; the rt>mantlo perl" can and British people, SelQJl8le hilS a nd.buggy constltutlon. In such ao I)an and t he United States outside l:Jl'ltaln ancl }'rance mUst be reo especially well thou8'ht out and eVel'y rllJht to do all Ih hie power periOd qf exoltement, wha t would a the ICI\@'u e folil a.nu unwilling to co' s iJecled; (4) MUllllolinl'8 appotlte scntDd, Il.ml the oontrove'" tD 8tOP the conquest of biB nation. o 0 n H tit u tlonal democ rll-tlc party opera.te the Impo8sll:\I1Ity of meet- must be appO sur. wtll 'Ill'ln/t M'gJ"" oertl\lll Much Is sald about tho example ot the TUESDAY WILL be alt'cu8 day 111 J • ,TIllrd /joIution l}rl sed, thereforo, If Q,I\ fl,ttl'tl1Pl 18 mll.ns. Iowa. Olty. Not only will It be a: gold domoorats In 1896. Their na U\lt ,AC.\I.Mollnl I1lUY be hluttlng, mallo to sacrltlce AbY sslnlon lnde, The kJay of joy for tho youngflte,'s, but ~Ional ticket got 1888 than 1S2 ,OOO a mi Q"'out, BrJm,In may oall his IJC llde '1(,6 at lho alla.· of polillCl!l1 trom 1he comments henrd On Ule 'Votes.-New York Hcrald-Tribune. blufr. In CillIC sho ,lOCH Insist upOn Ilxvetllcney, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1935, THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA, CITY PAGE THREE Ethel L. Keller, Thomas W. ETTA KETT- Traffic Rules SPQAIN ,...., ~I3/2ctWS! ,,.rr ISNT" A 8OTT~ WIf'1.4 'A ",on;: Kenefick Wed at St. Mary's ,,.. IT.' For Tuesdav r Elaboration Mark, Cerenwny at Which Rt. Rev. Are Prepared Msgr. A. J. Schulte Olliciotes; Governor Mrs. Clyde L. Herring Are Among Guests ChieI Paine Will Clo e Certain Sire I As , At an elaborate ceremony In St. low acoet!sorles, a spray ot yellow *Y'8 c!lurch yesterday at 9 a.m., gladioli In her haIr, and her bouquet CircD Car Unload mh&1 L. Kelter, daughter ot Prof. of the same s hade ot gladIoli com hie! ot Police C. O. Paine last George J. KeUer, 'IL9E/1stan t dlrectol' pleted her ensemble. night announced trarno regulations at the Iowa workS progress admln. Sea, Green Taffeta III preparation Cor CII'CUS day In Iowa. \st~t1on, and Mrs. Keller, became sea·green taffeta, fa.ehlolled tbe City Tuesday. I'" orlde ot Thomas WilHam Kene~ Tl"lncess style fracks, with fulJ tuck· lfeavy Trafrw tick, 80n of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ed cap sleeves and short trains, Because heavy traftlc whIch Is ex. Kenefick or Eagle Grove. worn by the brIdesmaidS. Bashes, J)CCted below the Rock Island lracks Tbe Rt. Rev. Magr. A. J . sahulte 6larttng from the elde and tied In Mrs. Hoffman Mrs. where the Rlngltng Brotbers and oltlclated at the ceremony and< nup· large bows, or mulberry and mahog-' . ' Barnum and Bailey cIrcus wilt UI1~ \1al '1lIa88 In the IPresence of nearly any pan velvet, were matched bY Boder Return From 4-HClub Wins load, tbe chief has blocked otf eel'· 100 guests, InclUding Governor and wide 'bands, tted In ,bows In 'front, D.A.R. Convention taln street.s and no parkl ng ow III blS )1)'8, Clyde L. Herring of Des Moines. whIch adorned the leghorn picture Several Prizes allowed. J>rooesslonat hats worn by tbe brideemalda, whoee Ther will be elgn In place aJl(I Lohengrln's processional, played sandals also matched the velvet Mrs. ' Sarah paine Hoffman, 530 no parking or cars on lho tollowlag 8. CllntQn street, • state hIstorian or on the churCh organ by Zita Ann trImmIng. Ivory sheer lace mItts stt-eets: the Daughters ot the American Rev. County Boys, FUhrmann, aocompe.nled the bridal completed theIr costumes. Brides No Parking olutlon, and Mrs. W, F. Boller, 1106 party u it marched down the church' maids carrIed arm ,bouquets ot IL!!tersi Girls Bring Home Prentiss slreet trom Dubu'lue E. College street, put regent ot Pil 1111e. In shades or lavendar and pUJ'l)le. .treet to Clinton stl-cet, Dubu'lue grim' chapter, D.A.R .. who was reo 2 Firsts, I Second , Brldesmaldl!, Georgene Kellel', the The tt'alnbearer Wall atttred In a "treet trom Prentiss street south to cently appointed to the slate radIo brlde'l sleter, Irene Grimm of Peoria. ruftled peach orll'flndy frock over Kirkwood avenue, Kirkwood a ,''''' dOmm1ttee, have returned trom a 'l'wo fIrst and one lICcond pl_ Crul' (0 ,\1" and Marlon Yavorsky or Belld peaeb taffeta., wIth matching socks ,nue trom Dubuqu street three week trJp to Storm Lake where prlze8 In counly group exhibits were f\"ebster streN. Von Buren ~trl-.:\ pjalne IlL, St. Mary's college scbool. and balr ribbon, and white sandals. they Blttended: the nOl·th ~Itl dis Included In Lhe more Inlln $300 prl..e ,trom Kh'kwood avenue north to mates or tho bride, and Martba Ful· Lone Laee Fl'C!Ck trIct meeting or 21 chaplerg of tho Iwlnn inp ot local 4-H club parttcl. Benton Sireel, and Benton Sll'llC)t mer or Des Moines, Delta. Gamma Mrs. Keller, mother of the bride, organlzatton. pant8 at tbe State tall' at Des Molnel [rom Vlln Buren str t wcsl tu ·U n· IOrortty sisler of M,'s. Kenefick; wore a long lace frock of wood vIolet I Other orricors p"eBont at tbe moot· 188t week. ton slreot. ushers, WlIllam MOrl'lson, cousin ot shade wHh matcblng felt hat and 'a Ing were ' Mr~. Bessie Carroll HUr· The Johnson county 4.H club boys "With the coopern tton of Mle lJub ihe bride, Oeorge :Rtadley, and David co"sage or pink r08es. The bride. gin. of Spencer,_vIce presIdent gen· and gIrls, along wllh County AQ'ent ~Ic tile police department and the Illderkln of Cedar RaP,Ids and John groom's mother, Mrs. Kenertck, was llta.te highway patrol we how to eml; Mrs. ClydOi E. Brenton ot Des Emmett C. Gardner and Club Agent !leldl or MUSCatine, I>oth Beta Theta, p,ttll'ed In a Dubonnet red velvet \l.vold tratrlc congcijtlOn lI.nd accl"; MoInes, state regent; Mrs. M. M. Joe Caputo, returned to Iowa City rt traiernlty brothers of the brid1)c. gown and matcblng turban. Her \Jenls," 88ld the chlet, Burns of Sanborn, chaplain; M ..... O. FrIday nll!'ht. I"oom; and the matron of honor, corsage wa.e ot J)('ach glaclloll. Hollt.eln Dall')' H.. fer E. Von Krok of Eldora, audItor; Ilnd ~rl. Calvin T. HoskInson or ChIcago, A recepllon at tbe Jefrerson hotel In county group exblblts, tbe local Mrs. Charles Wester of Cedar Falls, Ihe bride'oS cousin, ,preceded the en· 4-H members gaIned a tlrst In the Personals tOl' relatives and intimate frIend" conSUltIng registrar. (rance or the brIde, wbo was escort· ot the couple preceded the wedding HolsteIn daIry heIfer division tor $15 OutlinIng the work for the chap Mr. and MI'8. D. 'il'. Crum und ed down the aIsle by her father, who bl'ea.kt88t, served In the botel dining p,nd a trOJlhy, tlrst In the fat bar. ter hls~OI'lan, Mrs. Hoffman Inaug· dau!l'lllol-, Ruth, 1403 E . olll'ge JIl.ve her In marriage. I·oom. A long low basket or glad IoU row county exhIbIt whleh netted UI'ated an IntensIve drIve for the HIt'ect, 1II)t'nt Thursday In Ves Catherine Loulsll Yavorsky In multtcolored bues tormed the '15, 8OOOn(\ In the Angu8 county w markIng ot historIc spOts and tor the t.lolnes. Vied the traIn of the bride's wed. oente,'plcce of the lonl!' IAble where divIsIon fO~ 115, sIxth In tho Hereford publicizIng of thOse already marked. Ing gown. places wcre laId for the 1b" ldal ,party group tor $8 and sixteenth in the Prot. Benjamin F. Shambaugh, En route to Storm Lake, Mrs. .'MUBlc tor the nupltal mass was nnd immedIate relatives or the mIxed oounty group for $9, head of Ib political HclcllOO dellllrt Hoffman and Mrs. Botlor wore Duane $tock or Lone Treo recelv· lI' ml6hed by the St. Mary's church! oouple. The remainIng guests were who has ht>rn til rOI' It. week at guests of Mt'. and Mrs. Fred HoofIng od the IndIvidual award" wIth hili "all'. TaIL vases oC gladlolt In rail seatcd at small tables, centered wlth his homt', wlll return to his off/co at Manson. grand champIonshIp Heroford helfer, Tuesday. tho ~dea decOl'ated the altat' of the low bouquets of mIxed flowers. A /wInnIng $25 prize money and a 15- t4rch. three.ttered weddIng cake, f,'ostcd In Dorothy Pierce Weds Jowel whlto gold wa.tch. Jomos Larrab~e of Clrrmont II! IT: 'tack Keller, the bride's brllther, sea ~n and whIte, wa.e cut by the! lIJarket IIot'II visiting over the we k end wIth Ed k'l. )d William Schlenck served as bride and brIdegroom and served to Marries E. F. Break Til judgIng, tho team COmposed of ward. Lambelrt, 4 Melro8Cl clrcl&. 'tar boys during tbe celebration of the guests. Small wrapped squares Dalo Ilnd Alan Williams and Jo& 1'>1. mess. of WeddIng cake, tied In white rib. Announcement was made here Miltner placed fIrst In the market an Angus-calt which placed 8 cOtld In IvOl')' Satin Gown bon were laId at each place. yesterday of tbe marriage of Dol" hog contest, winning ,12. Second IIJJ cla88. Tho avera/: IlI'Iec was 12 , AD Ivory sattn wedding gown, cut Catches Bouquet othy Ann Pie roe, daughter Of Mr. ~lOnor8 were receIved by tho demon· cents per poune!. 1'110 olght baby ' ~n rprlnceBs Hnes with a high dl'at>Cd The brIde's bouquet, tosaed at tho and Mrs. II. S. PIerCe of Hopkin stratton team of which GI anna Rob beeves r~turnod 11 0re will b 8ho",n heckltne, sleeve.., set In with shlr· wedding pe.rty entered the dinIng lon, to Edward F. Break of ChIcago, fIll·tM lind MarJorls Robert8 or th nl tho Inlernatlonal lJvestock tlng, which wet'\) full to the elbow I'OOIJI, was cught by Miss Yavorsky. July 1 In Galena, III., wIth the Rev. Sharon Hustiors are members. n in hleugo In ,nd tltted ,from there to tho wrist, At the conclusion or the :breakfast, W. S. Feldwlsct ortlclattng at the 1 n tho record book work boYIl reo celvl ng aulomatle pencils wero VIc· ~nd a loog train was worn by tbe Mr. and. Mrs,. K\lneflck left tor • double rIng servIce. ., "'-~---r, """--;-. ~----. can·t!. the hOl1lo fie t a&;(-mlJl d al Afternoon hride. Her tune veil, full length, molor trip tbrough norlhern Mlnne· Attend Couple NUMBER 'N U.M B E R , Portland oor')I'o starUng fnll maneu. lor Mudlcl', Maynllrd Pcchman, extended from a ltara ot rare old !IOta and Ca.nda. After Oct. 1 the Mrs. Joe Moulton of HopkInton. TWO T ~ R E'E val'lI I\. week ahead of sch dUI~, Allan WII\IIlms, Cleo ¥ouder, Dale Iowa City & Night Bru88ela point lace caught with gar. Couple will be at home at 220 S, a sIster of the bl'ldo, and M,r. .'------.. William!!, Howard Youder, Dean' +-----~------~------+. TUE DAY denia.!!. She carried a pray ot will te Jackson strcet, Eagle Orove. Moulton at ten deed the couple. (Continued frolll page 1) 'CContlnued fl'Un!' page 1) Italian Circles Williams, MarUn Wllrren, Leland gladioli, tIed with wide streamers 01 For her goIng away outfit Mrs. Mrs. Break was graduated (I'om , , • iSlock, Duane Stock, and John Ford . white saUn ribbon. Keneftck wore a green crepe en. the UnIversIty of Iowa In 1931, and !twcen the artIficIally living Organ Dover,'.DeI., J\lly 1, 193G, with n Seem Satisfied Ball;, Boevell }o:levcll of tho 19 baby beevrR The malron of honor W86 attired !lemble, Cossack style, wltb the drcBS "ccelved a cel·ltticale tor gradUate above and the blood chamber belOW, capitll.! , slack of 5,000 sh8.l·os at $100 ROME. Au/:. 31 (AP) italian ,,(. Sept. ~h()'wn at the tall' were sold al club In ber own wedding gown of Ivory It-I nuned In gold flecked brown taf· nurSIng In 1933. Since that time ;;erves to regulate to human-like . - . '. 3 ,'hylhm tbe flow" of artificial blood. a flha.rc par value. Allred W. ~1 · lt. Cl claJ cll'doB ,'ecelved tunlght wIth auction yesterday. A top prIce ot 1U.oe, worn over yellow taffeta. Yel. feta. revers and gold bu ttons, e.c. s ho has ibeeu emplOYed at Unvel" ten, Ellrtment trom andl shoe.a <>f the sa.ow colo.. comple. the bottom floor reserVoIr' Into tbeo ContNlIJe~ by Standard In n advIsing E'mll6ro,' Halle Sclas· SHOW ' ted her ouWt. until Oct 1 when she wtll joIn Mr. top one contaInIng the livIng organ. The Bl'ltlsll promotel' who negotl. sle to withhold conce681ons ho hIUI You Will Break In Los Angeles, Cal. S.U.I. Graduates Arter runnIng lhrougb the organ, the atod tho va'jt concessIon, FrancIs grunted Ame'ican and EngliMh In ,ON EARTH Mr. and Mrs. Kenefick are both S.U.I. Graduate artificial blood passes by a dIfferent M . Rlekett, 88.ld the explOl'atlon lere..ts. 1934 graduates of -the Unlversl ty or Mr. Break graduated from the Want Il'oule down Int!> tbo lower floor res. company Is controlJed by tlte Stan. A govcrlllnClll IIllokcsmltn l!I\Id IIl NOW Iowa.. Mrs. Keneftck majored in Unverslty of Iowa In 1934. He was ervolr, to be used onr agalli. ' dard . QIt company, but did not des. IUInlUCh M It had ref"alned trom . OR music, receIvIng a B.A. degTcc, nel employed as mall clel'k In the Ignate. whIch Qne. commenting Ul>on reports of tllc Plenty Of Mr, Kenefick bolds a B.S. degree In Un lied States post o[{fce In Chicago The flo~ liP and dOWn thIs tbree Speculation had bcen keen hero STARTS until hIs recent lransfer to Los ~tory device Is AUtomatic, It Is granting of the concl)4;8lons whll • pharmacy, The b~lde III a member caused ,by gas pipe" under pressure over Ille effect of tho concessIon a.w'Illting ocrtcla.1 cort'Obore.tJon, It of Delta Gamma sorority, wbJle the Angeles where he wJ\l hold tbe santI)' ,.. uwn fho Anglo-ita.!lan treaty ot position. Into the two lower ttoo~ cllarnbers. could do noUllng- les8 than awalt TODAY brldcgroom Is atrlltated wIth Beta. Pressure Varied 1906 whl h divided EthlO'Pla. Inlo Mrs. Break. accompanied by Thel. offlolal corroboratIon ot the sironII' Theta PI f,'ternlty. Tbe gas pressure, which pumps the spheres of ec~nomlc fntl uence and stand Ellgla.nd was reported to have Mrs. KenefIck attended St, Mary's rna. Newland, all:lo a graduate nurse, artt!lclal life slream, Is varied by a pledged ,the countries to defend Extraordinary Lab 0 r wtll motor to Loft Angeles, where taken against th .. concessIons. bollege, Notre Dame, follOwing bel' piston of 011. The 011 mOV88 to and EthIopIa s independen~e . Mr. and Mrs. Break ",til reside, Day attraction! The graduation Crom St. Mary's high: early In October, fro In a gl1l88 tube to compress the Door Not C osed t!chool In Iowa City. Mr. Kenefick Is gas In regular beats. Reglslra~lon of the company In Dramatic and Colorful tnana.ger of tho T. H, Kene!ick pharo 1 the United States, and Its ba.cklng The power drIving lhe 011 pIston S by Amelican capita.!, some source.. Ufe of one of America's macy In Ea&'le Grove. Julia Walsh Leaves compressed alt· at the outer end of belIeved, would ' prevent any Inter. Gues,s ' Greatest Composers Position to Marry tbe 011 column. The all' does not ventlon by the tllrll& powers. They Among the out of town gueste peHnetrate ,the 011. t I tal pOInted out the door Is not closed The Man who gave us were Oovernor and Mrs, HerrIng, .tulia Walsh, second asslslAnt In cnce I. ls easy 0 rna n n com· Adj. Gen. Chal'les Grahl of Des I III tl r 'h "II to Investors of other countrIes. the school or nursIng of the Unl, p e t 0 ,~el't za. on o. e ve The ireat quelltlon to ElhlOipla.ns "My Old Kentucky MoInes, L. S, Hill of Des MoInes, vcrslty of Iowa, haa r88lgned her iltream and t\:te livIng organ. Is wha.t wlll MUIlIIOlInl say and do. Home," "Oh! Sus bead or PWA In Iowa, and Mre. positIon' and announced bel' /lop The biologIcal part or thIs work 18 Most Ethi..-. ianlt beIJeved the em- HtII, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. BodkIn or proachlng malTlage to James Neu \1one by Dr. Alexis Carrol or the ",p anna," "Swanee River," Des MoInes; Prof' Jobn F. Keller or Rocketeller Instttute. peror's ',surprlllo maneuver In open· sorne of Pltlllburgh, Pa. The ~ed Ing the oOllntry to AmerIcans pro, Lafayetle, Ind., grandrather or the "Old Black Joe" and dIng wtI\ take placo Sept. 15 at the vlded.. a kind of Insurance ogalnst b"lde; M"s, A. B. FrlS'bte of Racine, home of the bride's parents In scores of others. Hear Wis., the brIde's ma.ternaI grand. Hawkeye. moth~w; Mrs. Robert M. Berfel and MIss Walsh rccolved a. B.S. degree them sung and played 80n Robert, of Ra.c:lne, Wis.; Mr. from the UnIversity of Iowa In by and Mr8. T. H. ·Kenettck, parente of 1931, MI'. NelUlome receIved a the bridegroom. and their daughters, Ph.D. degree In ,cbemlstry at tbe Ruth, VeronIca. NaomI and Juanita. UnIversity of Iowa In 1934. He Is SHAWCHOmOF or Eagle Grove; Dr. Emmett Kene· connected with the AlumInum com· pany In Plttsburgb Where the cou· l<"'Irst fall meetIng ot the GIrl Scout Children under 12 years 10c 200 VOICES tick or St. Paul, Minn., brother or at Nilr,folk', dl~ed an investlga. the .b,·ldegroom. pie will reSIde, council wll1 take place at 7:30 p.m. tion ' In.to .tbe deal. SIr Sydney Bar· Mr. and MI'lI. Calvin T. Hoskln80D Monday, SePt. 9, Jl.t the Glrl- Scout To See America's 'Fav and ileadquartel's. Plans will bel made ton, m!hlster to EthIopia, was told ot Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. ~orlfo F. to make . a tUIl Inq'Lilry. orite Screen Star GrImm ot Peoria, 111.; Dr. tnd M .... PERSONA1..5 tor the coming year and report. ot The Lo' Angeles the summer's activities wUi be gtveg W,bl\!! the atrcra.tt schedule was G. W. Yavol'llky a.nd family of Bene Margaret and Mayzee Repn, speeding up, lhe all' mInistry ap· Plaine; Mrs. William K ennedy and at the meeting. Sympoony Orchestra daughters or Mrs, GenevIeve Regan, Pe&led tor pll'OtH to tly 2,000 now d.a.ughter, VirgInia., ot Peoria, 111.; SHIRLEY 431 E. Market street, lett yesterdaY " nla(!blnes. New 'tralnlng camps wllJ See an Enti~e Authentic Ruth Fatherson of St. Paul Minn. for a week's vlU:atlon at Clear La.ke, Lib,. raries to CI ose be elltabllshed wlthIn six montbs. Carolyn Munphy or Red Oek, Mar· During Labor Day As the British Med(terranea.n TEMPLE Christy Minstrel Show garet Andereon of Des .Molnes Mr. Mj,·s. Beth BraInerd Thomas and neet,· which deft Malta Thursda.y, ~nd Mrs. C. W. Baldrld~ and Llda Barnum's Famous Wax sons, Berwln and Alan, of Tuscon, 'fho unlve,'slly IIbra,'les will be neanld illations - around the Suez This is the picture that made Egan, all ot ChIcago, ' Mrs. T. W. ArIz.. who hav\) been spendIng the her the biggest star on the Works and Freaks Agnew and Mrs. L. A. RovlI,ne, both last few weeks at tho home Of Mr. closed tomort·ow, Labor day, accol-d· screen today. Thousands of or :KeokUk, Dorothy Munger of Ing to Grace Van Wormer, ' acting and MI'8. O. H. BraInerd, 1229 Eo. -dIrector of university Ilbrarle... you folks did not see this Cedar Rapids, t.he ~ev. Maley or BurlIngton street, lef~ Tbursday for EJagle Grove, Betty Co,ultl of Rock grand picture. Here's theIr home. lui chance to see it. FILMS J!I1andl ,Ill.; andl' Betty Grimm 0( PeorIa. Mr. and M"I. John . Evers, 520 Eo Clark I Mci. L -New.- 12(1, E. €ollere st. nelday at • p.m. at th, Odd Fellow enter t.he achool of nurstn.. Of the SalDe prieM l1li on 8 ...... GraaIIda. ho.ll. lJnlvel1ltty of Towa, I ,.. Mrs. Glenrta·,:Vate Defeats Patty Berg to Win National Women's Golf Crown i' .. \ . . I Takes Title For 60,000 View SPORTS SPORTS Opening Of I i II Sixth Time' I' LOVAL STATB NI\TIONAI1 WORLD WIDE In14 Years Air Spectacle lDteriiatloDIII If,wI l!enfoe*** * * * * li)lIl* *L .... d Wir. • CeQI"" .l..... JaU ... Tb. Alloolate6 Preo. 1'.... IOWA CITY, lOW SUNDAY, SEPTEMI!ER 1, 1935 I CLEVEIJAND, Aug. 31 (AP) Staves Off Desperate Aviation poured ou't Its whole bag I or trlcl<.S to tbe deUght of approxi Rally by Minneapolis mately GO,bOO specULtors at tOday's Girl j'n ,Final Ho]es tOI'mal opening of thl! National All' races. . 1 ROHWEIN DEFEATS LAMBERT, UP lIUNNEA1."OLIS, Minn., Aug. II Moline Fller Stars (AP}-Glonlla lias done It again. lIn.rdld Ne11ma/m of Moline, Ill.• j)roved Ito be .the big Stll.\'. *** *** *** *** For tIl ffLxth lime In 14 year. It Neumann tit'fit won one of a *** competition, JI1 rs. ('flctina (JoUett series of races for the Louis W. Varo won the national women's goU Greve trophy, with a speed at Ltttle .Hawk .9ridders .Open Drills Tomorrow Morning Champlonshll' today, turning back 212.716 miles an hour. Therl he the senRulional Minneapolis (reckle took second In a 40-mile free-for· face, 17-year-old Patty BCl'g. 3 ana l, 0.11 tor ])Ianes at 375 cubic luches .~~====~~====~======~ lX'fo['o a rceol'el h'll. l1 ~ry of 0,000 spec. displacement. Captures Match On 19th Hole By Jack Sords 41 CheckOut ta.IOI's. Next, the Moline tiler enterla.ln Mu)'l'iecl Golf Ohamp ell the crowd with upslde-dbwn fly Dotormln~rl to prove to golf thaI, ing. In landing hi!! plane was dam To Advance in Finals Saturday Uniforms At cha.mplon can muny, ralso two chll. aged sli ghtly and I. e was cut about dren antl sUll como back to climb the the mouth. School Gym lortiest heights, Glenna climaXed a U ndaunted by this mls'hap, which Meets 'Winner of Hain· ~lt'iv e that twlcp loft T, er hellten In occurred when his plane slruck a ScHnoebelen Match Piusburkh 'Afflicted the finals of 1931 and '32 to sweep bump and partly nosed over, Neu· With Pennant Fever Cormack wm Conduct through a great rield that lacked only' manll tool< anot her plane into the For All· City Title tho dcfencUng tillchoider, VlrglnlR I second of the 50-ll1llle dashes fO I' the Since Pirate Spurt Twlce . Daily Drills Van Wle of Chicago, to !JCore a vic. tory thu.t Wllij pl'<,Ibably the sweetest Greve trophy. AgaIn Neumann won, In ot.,he most tense ma:tch of the At Schrader Field of them all this tlme wlih a speed of 194 miles tOUl"namellt, George F['ohwcln, re t>.'rTSBURGH, Aug. 31 (AP) - Hel' trIumph, galneel against a an hour. !\telba Beard Wins ElIl'fiarl Trophy doubtable , Oountry clUb goller, yes- Thoy've got It in PlItsburgh now i-l6 e~AIJ 10 FOl·ty-one Iowa City h igh school Borrell tOI) ;youngster who fought her The 25-mlle Amella Earhart tro- telxlay hurdled Ed Lam!.JCrt, Iowa the permant rever. CAoD,/ WHe-'l gl'ldders checked out uniforms at the with sub-!)ar golt In a last desper, OIJ)',/ I'),. 'feARS phy race fOI: women fliers only was athlete, 1 up, but only a:t:ter a des rI'he Pimtes, fourth, in the National !LitUe IIawk gym y sterday as the ale raily over the closing hOles, allded oLQ /\Von by Melba. Beard of New York perate N lI y by the lattel' fell short leal;1le slandings am} a sluggIsh bun first gesture In the i naugurallon of to one of the most amazing records the 1935 practice. in the game. /!ity. crt victory-. club most of lhe senson, have lut III ['omorl'o'W morning, the flrRt work Won Titlo Rlx Times Mrs. Grace Prescott of San Diego, Nineteen holes were needed to de stride that hilS lIlost of the fans of out will be conducted lJy Coach H erb Since she fh'st comlJeted in th, Cal., waa announced the wlnher of Side the breath-taking semi-final ~he too l City liml' wIth excitement. Cormack at Schrader field. A sec Ilatlonal at Shawnce-oll-the·DI'la. the R u lh Chat terton derby from matcb hi The Daily IOwan'" all-city Pie Tl'uy,;or's briglltle won nind toul·Mlluent. By virtue or the hard' struight games !before today's tusshi ond dl'lll wl11 be staged tomorrow ware, Pa., In 19J 9, Mrs. Vure has AI L tls Angeles ttl Cleveland. Men n.lso afternoon a nd twIce-dally workouts cleal'ly dominated femInine competl. competed In the derby event, which earned vLctory, Frohweln will meet with the Cubs. They iJeWorld Series tomorrow'. for stroke on the seventeenth but one of lhe most bItterly fought The lK!e lly Ollers, supported by a ST, LOUJS, Aug, 31 (API-Rogers Lambert almenrM to ha\'e copped matches ever waged in this Long number of specially Imported p lay Hornsby, who gets a gOod pel'!lllec· a victory on the eighteenth when he Island inclosure. Red Rain Plows To ers, wlll meet We Potosi Brewel's or ti ve frolll his bonk in the basement outdvove his foe. However, Froh· Deplo1'1lbly Errant Dubuque n their f lrst roUnd match of the Amel'iclln league, toni gilt Victory in Closing weln's neat putting gave hllll a Wood's usually glrted ro.cq uet was In the Central States softball tOUl'- plcllCd the rl1\nnls I;() win the Na.· halve. deplorably errant In the tlrst two Card at Saratoga sets. Hall, on the other hand, h it nament a.t \Vaterloo today, tom 01' tional lellg11 lleruumt, IlJld the De· YOUR SAVINGS ARE BIG NOW IN OUR The match was ovel' when Lam· troit Tigers to \Vin the wodd series. bert blew his drive on the extl'll. strong and a ccurately from both row and Tuesday. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., wings In 0. manner that indlcatM Getting into action at 11 a.m., The rlljah, wbose Browns just hole and tool( a 6 to 1~l'ohweln's Aug. 31 (AP)-A big chestnut thun he hoa.d been saving shots for his the locals w!Jl .pl ay agaIn at 9:30 lOOk ... sound thumpiLlg 1rOiu the SUMMER CLEARANCE ALE pal' 4. del'bolt, Reel Rain, 'prlde at the C. V. blond rival. Hall Indeed, was In the p.m. against either John Deere of (J'lgel's in theil' pennant f>IIl'ee, I'e· Open All Day Sunday lind Til Noon Labor Day for Your Convenience 'Whltney stable, ran over 16 two plentltude of .Ills powers at a ll times \Vaterloo 01' InternatiOnal Farmer· ellvel'e(l sufficiently to remlU'II, "I year olds today like Joe Louis plows and In the end It was only WoOd's alls of Mollne, III., Should they de believe t h.i s yealJs series will go six AUTO COMPASS ()r BIMPER lDARIS CAR RADIO through second rate prIze !ig'hLElrs Gene Kunes superior s hot makIng and experience reat the Dubuque outfit. seven gum es, and I loo!( lOt: the ...... ~ Takes the guess out ·to win the $38,400 'hOPeful on the • i , ' that enabled him to pull out of a Manager 'red Watkins will have l'igel'll to win." Experience, he But pnot. Ptotoel closing day card at Saratoga and t hinks, turned th& trick for Detroit. 71>1Ir r.".dlalor. of map $29.95 five-set decISIon, 3.6, 3.6, .3-4, Fred Otto, Ray Oarrow of Daven JI"" • $149• . at'amp himself the gamest, swiftest G-4, 6.4. pOrt and Paul Kridler of Cedar Rap- "In a. race of the kind II OW beiJlg II/Id 'ender.. Eo" to re~ding. Wins Cabadian IwlT. colt of the yen.r. The conduct of the gallery was Id s ,to do the pitching. "Porky" !'tugcI) in Ulili Nution'al IllIIgue ita HANDY ' UTILITY BOX Tossed into the 6 1-2 furlong dllsh remini'>!cent of a heavyweight Bowers of Davenl)OI't will be at the team with the 'insides' that wins, Ideal for househ()ld use or for with the f inest youngsters of the Open Crown champonshlp fight crowd. Hall was shortstop. Ed Sulek at third base, 11l1d lhat is w hat tile Oa.r(lina)s have east and west, Red Raln got away the underdog at the slart a nd re- Ralph Dvorsky, second ba.~e, Ebel·t got. Then the schedule which brings carrying fishing tackle. 65C them lIom6 Monday and' k eeps them Comes with lock ...... badly, trailed his field by a f ull 20 MONTREAL, Aug. 31 (AP)-Gene celved loads of encouragement from first baM, Mahel', catch, and Gaul· lengths down _ the. bacjk st~etc b, a.nd the stands. Aflel' the first two sets ocher, G. Dvorsky, Pooler, and !tome for the remainder of the sea· Kunes, Norristow , Pa., professional, son is all tn their l avor," K,OZAK POLISHJNG CLOTH STEWART seem a entlrelr , out ,oC It. tOday won his first big golfing prize, tile crowd shlr-ted Its sympathy to SmIth to fill the fie lding p OSitions. SEAT COVERS Sixteen teams are el1roiled In botl, K~p you cool and Cleans and polishes without a the CanadIan open crown. WooNational league leadership to- ..I, the Ifawkcye helld said as fol 1.h& Phllliea 9 ,to 3 11\ the opening l'nlght by deteatlng the Clnct,nnaU CHICAGO, AUg. 31 (AP)-A no-hit, ~ows: ST. LOUIS, Aug, 31 (AP)-The De. game of their serles,_ PITTSBURGH, Aug. 31 (AP)-Thei Reds :; to 2. _ storm'," he quoted a native prove~ ho-run game-the first In the major "As you know, last fall we were .. I· Ti It II Jack ~' E'" YOR" 11 0 .' E PI t b B 1 ISroI't\ by lnnlo ..., Tlte 81earner Kin L"'lg. "All right. ),on ma ke the s8aN:II.- ' eagu Inca Sept. 21, 1934, and the confronted with a new and unusua] .ro , gers cap a zed <}n •• ~ AD. . U . P . n • • SUdden inspired t a urgh ucoon- t. J,oolo . ••...... lt O 010 100-6 Slngopore-bouJld ITO'''' H OllY "I s hall. On the g-raves ot my I'Il'8t In the Ame rican circuit In fourl I3ltuatloll whleh hecause ot Its naturel Knott's wlldneea today to hammer HI11, J: . ...•• ...... • . . 6 1 1 Z OO eel's kept up th it- galloping pace I Clnolnn.tI .. ' ...... , .000 001 Olo-t Kong , Caplal" ,410" Ga&kell :" ancestotK 1 swear It. And (han I! you, CaptaIn. Thank you." H e. years-today admitted 20-year-old pecame Ve1'y embarrlU!Blng to every ;teross a 5 to 1 victory over thEt Rull", 3b ...... 5 Z 3 3 1 0 down the National league pennant /o,um..,ary-Ru,,,, batt~d Io-l'rt ••b. :, C(lm mo "d. Cllrflu a gold 81t'J) Cl",pmao, .f ...... 11 I 0 0 0 0 b b Ii th Chi ~Jedwlok, P. D ... n :, Goodm.n lI. Two and voice was calm but In IlJIlntonatjon, Vernon K en nedy ot the Chicago pne concerne.d. m e n', precaution.! have In the dlrecl look In her eyes, h el league trailing St. LQuis Browns. It O... rllr. lh . , . . , .• . .. .. 4 1 2 11 0 0 race today y ow ng over e - I_e hU.-Kampo".I., l'u.,·I.. , I.il •. bee .. taken ogaln!1 pfrate8. The White Sox to baseball's hall ot fame. "1 reter t o the e1\cesslve drlnktng gratitude was wrll la rge. Sh. was the seconC\trlumph for the lead. I%'l bl I D h \1107116", Chil,a Doll, wAa 1108 Gaskell returned to bls quarter8. land Indians, 5 to O. Jlecessary to properly enjoy a tootball Sauzp,..r, 2b ...... • 0 0 2 1 0 SI r tbese "I tories have been _,.11.0', OU. I' 8)" - a ...... ~r. beell Cilprahl Ga8kell'8 " plill/ "Quick search!" exclaimed Jame,l' , Only four Indians reached first closes tomorrow, ll,Yan, ...... ,. 0 lIt 00 x 0 c ...·rl •• I. t ~ ('ollln ; Col11., :Ourocher t. dril)' . f that , game. It Is not necessary to go Into The veteran AI Crowder allowed {lomol, I' ...... ,. 4. 0 0 0 ~ t aken (rom the paoemaklng Olants,: Colli n.. 111..... I ~ Kamllourlo; RI,...... atc" l or II )lumb r 01 Yf!(IrS, two chll. bas , all on pl1Sses. Kennedy cOm and Sybil BaTciCly, II widow "But etTectlve. TIIal'. all, Mc· ltny detail In attempting to expla in lO safeties while his Detroit team------cardinals a nd Cuba while the 'Plrat s K""'I>ourI3 I" HotlQmlo). L.lt on bio_ Ardle." Jameey took his dlsmlaa81 to climb Ihl pleted his brilliant porformance by the reason tor this condition. The I Totoll •.... , .. . 34 6 7 2' 11 0 ha\'o lost tour games In t helt· llUlt -St. L<:ul. 3, 1•• ln"oll O. D •••• on wit" w h om h e had f allen In calmlr and walked oul. Sybil Bare< cli maxed a striking out J oe Vosmlk, the league's facts were obvlolls and In some In mates 'Were able to garner an y seven 20 Th . 8 1 2 ames be h.lIo-l'. lI.an S. 11 0Illn .. "",c.th 1; loue while Iter hu.band wa.$ lIe t lay was smoking one or China Doll', off Knott and Jim ·Wa lker. The l'Jnl,ADELPIIIA AD.II.11.PO.A.:)o;.· ey now are - g - Urenna" 1. Rlr lb ~ ul_I' . U"" n 3, Ifol- li»tllg. Chi na Doll 1"8ult~ Sybil cigarettes, and exhalln, IloWly. beaten In leading hitter, with the count 3 and stances very Odious, The majority off-lIo'_ (I'lgers, however, hunched four ex hind Chicago In third place, a nd 5 IIn ..... o"h I, 8ehott I. 11110 and Min Y,,-Lan ~ II ,"glt-born "Tbls Is a gorgeous cigarette. 2 and Enrl Avorill, who had walked, ]l'll1n6),. 71 •••• , . . • • ••. 4 0 1 1 0 0 to 8\1eep of peOPle who come to the tootball tra-base hits with seven passes-six behind New York. 1I ....,.orlh 1 In G tnnln ..o: Drennon t Chine ... 1/oung wonlOt! . A dirk Where do you get them!" lacked Only' on first base. OI'lOl"er, of ...... 4 0 0 8 0 0 In 2; ".h. ,t 0 In 1. Lo8ln .. pll.'h_ games come to enjoy the thrill ot them otf Knott-to push across .., IltrpW1' a t Ohi"o Doll and "Alan orders Ihem Crom a "Iact There were only two hard hit balls or Johnson, II ...... ,...... I 1 ~ 0 0 CIIIOAUO AD. B . If. I' O.A.E. lh,lIlfl)ftlwvrth. in London_peclal. I've got a whole Virglnl~ the lbatlle wbloll these young menl their tallies. l!'qn, I~ ...... 4 1 S 10 I 0 ju" miuu h er Ihroal. I (luring the entire con test, AI Slm ------:- t Tm))trf"-..-"'Jnelli. :\[orUQ a n,] Xlem. tlock of tbem right here, haven't r, SCore a vic. Itre waging with all their skill and 1I1,..ln8, 8b ...... 2 0 1 J 1 0 Oalan, If •...... •... 4 0 1 JI 0 0 Thnro--1 :(51. Alan?" the SWeetest !Dons making II. spectacular diving stamina. They admir& youtb and DETROIT An, R . n . PO.A.E. ~lcNRIr, OM . .• , .. .•. ,. S 0 II 4 2 0 lierman, 2b ...•..•.... 4 0 i 8 8 1 Sybil emitted a dr'y, "Oh •.." catch of Galatzer's ha"d smash in Stalnbaclc , rl ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 and got up, saying to Oaskell : "See tho aptrit whicl\ motl"a,tes those "'''-h-It-.-,-.-,- . -. .- ,-. -..- .-. -..- .-, 8--1-0-3--0- 0 :':~~~I':' . ~~.. : : : : : : : : : :: ~ ~ : ~ ~ Ila rtnett. c ...... 4 0 1 8 1 0 ,the ninth and Was hington ta king II. you at dinner." She gave China grelLt contests, and a re not In sym COIJbran., e ...... 5 1 2 3 I) 0 m".ltohler, I' , ...... S I) 0 0 0 t 1o: ft .. l1 . h, ...... ".0 0 0 0 0 0 Baker Pitches Doll a queer loo\< as ah El leCl. Un e drive off the bat of Roy Hughes pathy with anything whloh might Gehringer, 211 ••...... 4 0 0 2 (} Q ______Drmar.o, cI ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 Sir Guy Wilme rding broke tht In tho eighth. Ile.stroy tbe wholesome Invigorating Or. ~nber .., lb ...... ,il Ill! 0 0 Total...... , , ,,30 )I 3 27 10 3 C'Ut.neU., tb • ...... 3 0 0 II 0 0 Br'ooklyrt to Victory MISS YU·LAN S No. I BOY s ilence. "How about .omething to Paul Dean of tho St. Louis Cm'dl G0811n, It ...... & 1 1 2 0 0 cure by J1Ulhllll: , ) .. In(l.. ttonl, Bb •...... 3 0 0 2 2 0 la y Ihe duat ?" He walked over I~ ,.tmQsphere of Jt all. Fox, rf ...... 3 t 1 0 0 0 BOSTON, Aug. 31 (Al')-Tom Bnk- China Doll stral&,hlened up with the liquor cabinet. tlnls pitched the la.s t no-hitter in tM :S.w Yo.k ...... , .... 100100O'io..-r' F'r"nch, V ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 "It Is my imnreli.lon, as wel1 as Ow ...., Sb .... " ...... 0 0 2 2 0 l'hllael_1I,hl.. ..., .. . : ...• \Mkl 000 2~' IIl.phenAon, • ...... I I) 0 0 0 0 e r, Brooklyn's 20-year-old right a s urprised : "Say , , !" "Oh, what did I do now! What wajol' leagues, stopping tho Brook that Of a ll 10'7ers of . . \ day. M tlw Dodgers heat t he Bra\'e Several paseengera and 'Ollar. say," replied Oaakell. "Now, would hurler to turn the t rick was Bob our football contests shOuld be as )J .. lr. ],c rt un baSh-New York 3 ; 1"hll " -Run for lrartneU in Hth. 6 tG 2. crowded about. tarl", at the knlte you mind ta king ths rest of thOBe J\1l. It. 11. PO.A.'E. which 1IU11 quivered In the bUlk- ' clgarell es with you 7" !'Iurke, Washington southpaw, who \Wholesome and unspoiled as the ST. LOUIS tHlplllhh, 2. n lU~'" on bl1l1~ O "H''' 1: PITTJi!UI1HQH AD. R. II. l'O,A.1oJ. IlllQOKJ,\------',," All.~~~ R.lI. PO.I\ .E. head. KIngston excitedly ordered "Honestly, Alan, 1 w ish yoq all beut the Boston Red Sox on Aug. 8, you ng men whom these vast crowds JAU'Y, liS • .. •. •• •...... 4 1 2 4 S 0 Uhlf' holde.r S. :SlrlkeoutS-Oomu. 7, Ihat no one touch It. J amesy Mc- the luck." She pul out her ha nd 1931. have come to sec perform. Durn8, lb ...... S 0 0 7 1 0 llJlleholder 1. J emwn. It...... 4 2 2 4. 0 0 Uordugar'1ty . ,0, ...... 4 t ] S 0 0 Ardle looked 111 the direction tra m Ilke a good aport. "YOu'll never S It If 4 0 2 4 0 0 Uml,lr_KuIlH, und Gfh'''l· lift I.)" ef " ...... 4 2 2 2 0 0 .' ".) , ' ...... 4 2 1 0 4 C) So co mplete was Kennedy's mas "With this In mind, we earnestly ~ Ia'''''rry which the dirk had come and law ha ve to be ashamed ot that baby. Coleman,0, er'" rl...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 rlnu~-· I :1i.2. P , \",.. "or, •_I •.... , .. . . 3 0 1 S 0 0 nu~hf'r. ~ b . ...•.....•. ~ J 1 0 0 0 Mlu Yu-Lan's No. 1 Boy calmly No. sir; ' he'. th. re,., McCoy. She'lI tery of the tribe todny that there ," ppcal to al1 of you to do everything Wtst, of ." ...... 4 0 0 6 0 0 :NEW }'OttK Afl. H . I,. !'O.A.}l. V I '''~han, •• ...... 4 1 2 , 1 (l " ..li t , 'b ...... 8 0 I 1 0 \I cleaning- the i8 un hie m lstrua i1ad m ake a marvelous wife for you." ~as not n single play in which the within your power to reach and Hffm.le.v, C ...... 4 0 2 1 1 0 ______S"hr, 'b ...... , ... .4 (1 I 0 0 (1 Mt he Chinese lea p In to the spect Is 'CIlgnlty apd courage-and wliter. Kingston had ordered boats England's place here. England's 31 to 35 •T .11 U. 1.80 1.(1 1.48 lela 1.~8 ~ . 02 1.84 1.22 12.02 lit------lillo, 2b ...... 3 0------0 3 2 0 Total...... 85 3 1 %4 8 1 .7' lowered to ' seek Hong Kee. power can never be any greater Almlltiu, ct ...••••....• 41 1 0 1) 0 0 Auto Repairing 12 36 to 40 i ,., , 1.85 1.50 1.8:7 !.TO {.Of uo 1.81 !.to 2.6'. I !.SO Jamesy McArdle explained to him tha n lhe men who reu>resent her-" ·-JlIolt.d lor Bivin In ;tb. the conversation that had lakcn Gaskell cut him short In sudden ~oIIlUion. !f ...... , 4 0 I 2 I 0 41 to 46 . t.9J 1.85 2.14 1.80 1.88 I 2.84 1.58 . Ii· UT MO t.tl I ('ron In, ...... S /I 0 1 0 0 NEW YOltK AB. R. U . PO.A.E. place between Miss Yu-Lan and her fury_ "They mlght be able to use 10• .' U8 US Z:8~ T -i.15 I US servant. an Englishman at home aome time." 11. Ferron, C ...... 8 0 0 4 0 1 48 to SO 1.0~. u. i.1Ii 1.& u. '.AJ I "It wa.s the only way he could "I was hopl/lg that eome day you R.yn.hl_, rf ...... 8 II J 4 0 0 J~ Moore, tr , ..... , ... ft I 4 5 0 0 See ua for "ender, BodT, aIIII 51 to &J 11 t.1. 1•• II U1 U, Lfb UI ua I .,. U7 t.$11 I 1.45 I 1.14 JM.IIMon, Sb ...... G 1 tOO 0 save his foce," Mlsa YII'I.,an ex would take my ~lnce." Gaskell W.rber, 8b " ...... 8 /I 0 3 2 1 Paint work en 70ar car, 56 to 10 It l·ll , Qt U. 11'.78 I 8.4% plained. "I 'Vouldn't waste Ume stared at Sir Ouy s gravity. "Il's I).hlg,•• , III ...... S 0 a 4 0 0 Tern', Ib ,. 1, .. , ...... 4 1 1 8 2 0 1.17 I I ,.J. I r.a tir- ." I •.n I ' .• Ott, rf ...... 6 0 t 1 0 0 searchin/{ for him. Captain, It Isn't got to 'be someone troln the ranlu. Welch, I' ...... 2 /I 0 0 0 0 my r",lber, d ...... 6 ! 8 0 0 0 Gartner Motor Co. worth It. ' I'ye hlld eye on you fpr a long W.lller., I' ...... 0 II 0 0 1 0 Mtnlmu. OIIarce 110. lpeolal 1-. t_ n:t- ... "4 ~ ... 1lUD4 .. are to M oolUlted u "A man's lIfe ?" cried tl)e Ca.p tlme-' WII ..... , v ...... " 0 II /I 0 1 0 :\1tU1f!UHO, C ••.... . • . •.• 4 1 t 8 1 0 • So. CIIIIrtel Dial ISO nlshed on reque.&. Baeb Wf?~ In t.M a4~~.t taln. "I haven t lived In Chilla long "Well. take It orr. I'm klsalng the (:coke, • . .. " ...... ,. I 0 II 0 0 0 Jlarlell, ...... 4 1 2 1 8 2 '-ed IIiQla)" SOc r ... .UIIn_ ear4a per enough to hold a lite as cheap China Seas good-bye the moment Critz, 2b ...... S 0 0 , 2 0 i'. l'l1l8t M ccn,lbt¢ '1'bt ~.ttUa "Fill' Ial~" ".-or ..." Ii'/oh, B.OO ' , as . . mad Ild'(e.rti.• i\I{ p ... wID be publlihed you do!" we dOIlk. In Slnllapore." Tol.l...... 20 1 4 U 7 ~ ~rhum"eh ..., l' ...... 4 1 11 ~ 11 0 "Loot," and .h"lI., one. at tbe ~ IIf w ,ar..- J1fi~ . he counted In the lotal numW Of Wof'4a Iil o.ra 'JIlt ~OWl ..orn~:" "Clle81peet thlnjt& out here-pork's "W)ell, If you're In earfleat I'd TOlals ...... 811 9 18 IT 10 I Repairing-Upholstering 28 --II .. Ued lor Wl4lb"rK III 8th, ' . + '.... '1 h - a lot more expensive, I'm sorry to better be thinking about somebody I'hll ••lel"hl.. ,. , . ... ", .. 000 000 tIOS-3 ssy," Inlerjected James y, with a for your command. What abollt WASIIIIWTON AB. B. U. I'O.A.E. :New York ...... ' ,., ... 118 ttl OOx-9 FtnRNITlITtID IUmPAlRING AJND ~1::::::::::::::;:::::::::::~j:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~I:;~~~~;-~~iU~~~-;~; laugh thai he cut short al Gaskell's Daw.3o n?' . f"4ummll.ry - RUIlN batted In-Terry, UPholstering. C. E. Stanfield, 908 .. , FOR SALE OR RENT - NICE Jlall)ed at are. "Dawson? Take mf ship?" Oos Kuhel, Ib ...... 11.1 4 1 1 7 ) 0 Jack""q. Ott, JAlbor ~, J"" Moo"" Webster, DIal 2689. Em,Ioya8nt Wanted S4 4partmeatll .... Plate 67 borne at 1027 She ridan avenue. "Thai at least clears you of aflY kell did /lot seem overly pleased at MIIIIIMh. It ...... 8 o 0 3 1 0 (1rU'I, Schumacher. )[aRCUlJo. VeJ'l'e. 3. -W-A-N-TEl)":"""':""--H-O-U-S-E-W-O-RK---O-B FOR RENT - DOW N TOW N Good neighborhood, close to Long- direct complicity, Miss YU-Lan/" the idea, M,..r, 2b ...... R , 2 4 3 \I Tw" hue h,t-W,.tkl,,". J"" M'IOre. OlUlkell Old, "but you have s x "I've always heard you apeak Mil •• , rl ...... 8 0 0 Mllncul!oo. llome run-Ve.r,et. Stolen Wanted-Laundry care of children, DIal 8418. apartment. :four ,"OOmB and roth. l_e_lI_o.:,VI__ SC_h_O_O_I_. ______'I " o other boys, and I'll hold yOU per very highly ot him." T".vl., Sb ...... " ..... 8 8 1 0 hase-T.... y. SacrUlce-Crita. I..ett OR " 1 W~TUDENT LAUNDRY. ,DIal 3993, IIOnally responsible tor them and "Oh, of course-Dawson'a one ot powen, 01 ...... 4 o 1 9 0 0 .....-Ne... York 81 Phll ...... II'hl.. '. For Sale-Miscellaneous for Miss Portland', satety." the best. Oaskell laughed heartlly Reuonable. Call&<) tor and de Clean~1I' and Pi_in; Krell, fi!iH • •• 0 •• • ••• • • •• 4 o 1 I, BOlla... on ballo-Hlvln 1. Slrlk""uto-- "Boy, Is he taklnK care of me:" alm06t too heartily. "You couldn't Retimo1uhf, e. •••••• , ••• • o 0 8 0 0 1),,"''''80 1, "'oltamach.r " Bivin ~. livered, Dial 2248. FOR RENT: a OR 4 ROOM APT. FOR SALE-HOT WATER H~T- cried China Doll. "That's Alan GIlS do betler . •. Dawson!" . . . . St,,", c .•. • .... .•. , ... 1 o 0 1 0 0 IIU. "If-Uowm ..n 0 In 8 1-8 Innln,., Unfllrnlahcd or partly furnished. er for automobile. In oxcellent kell 10r you. You can push h im Several nights later, the Quarter Whitehill. I' •. . , • • " . •. 0 0 0 0 JJ1vln 6 In 2 2,3, lJu,eabf 1 In H,t WANTED-LAUNDRY. DIAL 1452, around ashore, but aboard ship. master brPught a radipgrarp t .. o o e. 1O'r1vate bath. Garage. 1030 E. Court. Ilhape. WUi sell very reasonable, 110 ...11, I' ...... , . ... . 8 o 1 o " 0 by 1,lteher-by ".,humac"er (Todd). when he atarts being Captain. boy Captain Gaskell as he sat at a tablo HAV~ YOUR FALL W I'ite D.N.M., 010 Dally IDwan, 8f'laulte, • " •. 0 ••• I , • • l o 0 o 0 0 LoIIln, 1,ltcher-Bow.nan. Wanted to Buy 61 he's Captain!" in the .moklng room with Sir Guy CLEANING DONE AT FOR, RJilNT - I, ., "You're 01) /I Brllls ll ship, 6ylng and Sybil hevlng cofl'ee. Prop! an Total...... " .. SO S 7 21 8 0 .---:=====~----•• CALL M, XIKMEL roR HIOHESl OR • ROOM IFOR SALE: BLACK PONY 2 YRS. the British nag," said Gask ell , "and olher table ferther down Ihe room '-D.tt~d tor Rtd.nunll In 6~ h. A~~. III ~-I'J, Call at bouae old. Bargain. 328 N . Dubuque, I'm respolUlible tor you ae a pas came the loud laughter ot Chlfla N U M B E R prI_ aD DIBD'•• 8Colid baD4 IllQtbo OUR 8<_ by Innlnlls: I I 8I~.r e p.m. between 6:30 and 6:30. senger." DOll, JamelY Mc.,\rdJe· alld Colonel Bt'.tOIl .. , , , .. . . , .. ' ..... 1110 000 080-t TEN ' Iq, .b068, uti. Sboe rePlW1q. DIal "I'll give you any assurance you Aiken who were Imblbll)i too free W•• hln,tnn " "" . . . . . , . 000 OO~ 10,,-3 •I • 1108. 11 W, Burlla~olL wish. Captain," said Miss Yu-Lan. ly and playing the game ot drlnk_. ~\llIlfJlRry - kun", butt .... III--Kreosliilo SPE(:~L j "That won't be enoug h. I let your Ing the heallh ot Admiral Puff. (Continued from Jl8.l'e 4) AIy",. I Two ....,se II 11.-0.. 11 I",(·n. Three statT come ahoard without being "My compllments to Mr. Dawson Typine and I' ll be on tile bridge ahortJy,~ ' b... hlt~~I .l'''r. IAlen ba""-I'"",ell, searched. Now, I 'll ha ye to collect Kuhel. "".rln... _I·ow.n. ))ollble plft'" eran II. Norris Williams, titleholder myself whatever weapons they Said CILptaln Gaa)ce]l. H, '¥CIUed 2 for$.l.Qq have." hj",self spon thereatter. -Tr.vl. t.o M,l'er '" ~hilll ' ~lanU.h te WANTJ!ID--!l'HESIllS TYPING. lUX· 'roR RENT - CLEAN, STRICTLY III 1914 and lQ16, 6-2 , 8-2, 6-0. ~, al MYf'r. I ~ fln on bo~u·8-1'oHb}" 8, WBIiII1~ perienced. Dial II••. I "May I ,.peak to you privately?" Wind an" raIn were beatlll, "Sej;.'Vps" At An End' modena fIII84't.l:nenta. nt4I ,41" sbe entreated. the wIndows of the chart-house. In,ton' I. Hltljf"" en "'''Is--Whlteh,1II i!: SUITS, HATS, I W. "'h I; Wlloen 1. Slrlk...... to--W.I.h The completion of the second I "Surely." and he followed her out- "Ticking .up like lIIud, Blr,· laid LONG. DISTANCE. ... 'aide his cabIn. She looked around Dawson a.s Oululll tntered. "We I , Ru ••• n 2. 1111. url-Whlt.hlll 0 In round in the women's dlvlsilln ma.rks __Lost__ Ill_d_r_o_u_ftd ___ ' DRESSES, TOPCOATS W... ~-to ReDt .-.II ( bauIIac" FnaItare -...... to make jlure no one would over "'Ullt be runnIng Into It fa.t .. a I -I fn"lnp: RU""ell 4 In " 1-8 ; '''elch the end of "set ups" tor the seeded LOST - WHITE-GOLD GLASSES. bear her, and spoke In a low voice. CIK can eat sardines." • In iii Wulh~rll 8 In ~; \lllIoon Q In I -S, WANTED TO RENT: ROOM FURN ...,.... Highway 6, just 'West of I owa City...... "Captain.. I have to entrust you "Tell me something J don'l know!~ plnyel'8. Both foreign and Amerloan "'lid l.lt.f'he8-\t'hU .. hlll. 1·U"8W 1",111t CASH-'CARRl I ' TB01llP8ON'S ~ 00, ' Finder call Dally Iowan. Ished or small apartment tor two. wtth aometlling nobody elae In the He opened t/le door aad roared In BOd",,,nd, H.. ..." ..... ,.11. " 'Innlnlll' I.U c h~r \l sts sUI'vlved In totC/o Helen Jocobs, world !but me knows . .. My father's Ihe Illrec,lon at the wheel-bol&8e. Jlu ...n . I.Q~ln.. plt.hrr-"'.kh. Mail name and address wltb de.talls ow .. the defe/ldlng cl1l14T1plon, diJIlloeed LeVORA'S VARSITY Iplnd Is prllcUcally 1\ blank- and "What are you trying to do! ~ee, of Nonna Taubele, tormel' Indoor MufeaJ aDd Dancing and price to C.E., clo Dally Iowan. ha.s been for yeat'l!- " her on her course!" SrhnuJer Loses to Cullins tltllst, 6-1, 6-i, ancl MrR , iarah P. " CLEANERS 'l'flplsfer--8torage 24 "The greatest braIn In all China!" "Old man'. getting back to nol'> D.UlCING BCJlOOIr-BALLRooll 80_ for Rea' 71 Pia!!' DlllVllOII whispered deUlrbtedl;.o ST. PAUL (AP) - Although bo iFabya/l downed Kay Wlnt'hrop, 6-2, ;:======;;:::~===;=.j IInterposed GulLell, lUI the meanln, to Kingston. taIIfO. tap. ' 'DIal ITiT. BII11deJi 23 East Wash. St. 11 of j)e, reque~1 dawned lfpon him. lot 0. new 9 11 e , li e drouln.r dirt track 0·3, Mrs. Phyllis Mudtord Klntr r eg. SUBLET - 6 ROOM MODER N mD L ~Spm.D I She continued : "The t~hoon" eljll/lobout an hour BARRY l!PCed re~' ,OU9 Soht'ador, Cedar Istered her second straight Ithutout, 1Iete\. Prof.-or Boa.htoa. .~ - "If an)"body but me saw him-to a head Of us," aald Gaskell: "Th, Dial 4153 IlQuae, t\lrnLshed or unturnll\heil, ollly way we can dodge Il .. turn Rapic\J!, Iowa, lost racing hOllo"/I to winning I\-t loye frorn flat I) lAn (PI' Immediate pojISCplon. 707 RUII 1Io~ .ave his face he would have 10 fol- a.tiq-Plpablftjf-RoofinQ ...... low lilY No, 1 Boy, I've slood be- tall and ae.k tor .heller In th. hlH pe" siRtent challenge", Emory caster ot Fulrleo, Vt., while th& &111 or dial 4836 evening". II&cIrqe tWeen /11m and that---'belween him mouth of t/lls plr41e-Inyeste4 rive,. Collins or LeJlfars, Ia .. In yostordll.y',. left-Ihanded Kay Stammers dropped WA.NTIDD PLUMBING AND IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE A BIG and the world- tried to manage his I'd ralher take my chanc;e with the automobile m ce prog l'am Itt the Min- only two gameR tc. Etjlth Moore Of 0lMI CoaII&I7 B..... alfall'll eo nobody would know." t)1llhooo ... Stick bet OOM rlrbC -'Ual. r.ar.~ Co. 110 .. GPbIrI ad to b ••eeD. Tau laW thla ooe FO~ lllllNT: HOUSE. 617 ORANT IntQ U, DaW800! ' ~Iota 81ate tllir. Montclair, N. J. DIll ..71 "I see, Miss YU'Lan, 'The lender noDe .'rI. dldo't 70u! street, DIal 4706, I.ave... helter Ille tree from the _ (To be «IlIlI.. K •• J PAGE SIX TIm DAILY IOWAN, IOWA en"! SUNDA Y, SEPTEMBER 1, 1930..
Interviewed' on: "UniverSity Homll Lite 101' Women Students·"l LeeI County Supervisors Seek Grant Final Program for Freshman .1,_=C=O=L.=T=lM=McC=O=Y-=BO=Y=D=O=M='S=l=DO=L=:!J11 WSUI Series H. Kann, dlrectol' or the pel'sonnel .Week, SepL 16-23, Announced·- . About College depa.rt.ment, wlU present tho next And Loan for Surfacing Work serlcs, "ED.rnlng Your Way at the .. _--:------University." I Schedule This Year Is·------~ Starts Tuesday MI:. Miller will Interview Robert Apl)lication for $90,000 bond IS8uo tOI' 1\ new $636.000 hlgil Enlarged, to Begin E. Rlenow. dean of men. E'rlday on Is Filed With PWA, schoul. members of the sohool bOard Faculty, Administrative "Unlveraity Home LIfe for Men stu. OJ'e going ..hellA with pll\lls to lIOOure Tbree Days EarUer AROUND dentIJ." Continue Campaign ... 411 per cent grant for the IIroJ!l:t Prot. Rufus H. ~... tzgel'ald, direc· Members of Staff i ft'om PWA. The Iinal program for the annual Itor or the school at fine arts. will Celltilluing Its campaign to 'brIng Wil1 be Questioned lIt Des Molncs. (klvernor Clyde 1. freshman week Sept. 16 to 23 WU talk ' Bept. 9. on "Extra Curricular better scoolldary and !arm-to·mal· ~ ket roads to Johnson county, thO Herl'lng ha.a a.pproved varioU6 un'l. announced yesterday. Activities for the Students." "The 'I'lle first broadcast of 0. new pro- Students' Post Office," by C. A. board of ~u pel ' vlsor8 riled o.llIplica vcrsity requeste tor PW A tund, FrcoIIhman week activities never -, gl'8.m. "On the "'lay to an EducatiollJ Bowman, ' cit' postma.eter, wLU be tloll with PlY A :vestel'day (01' a TOWN ~oto.llIllg ,2J8,182. before havo started pliOI' to Wed· , l'lrs." designed lo acquaint fresh- the wxth Interview of tile earles. g"ront (I n ,] loa n of $OO.UOIO rOI' & Ul' DraWne AppilcatlOll1l nesday. but an enlarged program men and other new students at the The next dlsoussion will be given raclnlf and l·e·surfllcln,S' ]l1·0~Ct8. 'I'he chamber of comrnerce and will make It necessary for new stu· with Bob Griffith University ot Iowa with the hlgh- by''''. H. Selttert, manager of the The r"Ostofflce, courthoUIIC, city the golf courae, swimming pool. and hall, public llbrary and several Iowa. other athletic facUlties of the unl· City stores will be closed tomorrow verslty will obe available to new stu· ill observance of lAIbor day. dents desiring to participate. Various details will be explained to tJ'8l!hmen or tile collen ot liberal Mayor Asks 114'tS, college or pbarmacy, and the college of engineering at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Applications lilah, FreslulIUI l\lIeetlng campbell, Me~Ung of freshmen In the col· City Afternoon thundered lege of IJberal arte, Including th080 For Matron Iowa Tbe World's Greatest and & Night mll es \.ho Will take work In prc·law, pre· 100 Ilueblrd 'on medical, pre·dental, and pre,colD' Mayor Thomas E. Martin said last TUESDAY loday, an merce eOUfSCS Is scheduled In Mac· night that he would accept appllca~ • • • • ...... , . . . • • • • • • • • Largest CIR~US is Coming bride hall auditorium. b!ouncernent tlonB (or the position of matron In In one or Pharmacy freshmen w\U conveno the e1ty resl room Wedneeday at 11 Huge Circus Due to Arrive rerll"ls In In I'oom 308 ot the phal'macy·hotany a.m. Sept. building and engineering treehmen Tho selection of a new matron fOI' To Iowa City Tuesday .." ._ ...... In room lOa, electrical cnglneerln/!, the rest room, which Is supported bY Here Early Tuesday 'Morning ....- building. funds from the community chest. Is ~ The next event. sooial activities baU!ed by the resignation or tM .------'n Iowa !Union at ~ :30 p.m., will be present matron, Mrs. Edwin Ander. Ringling. Bros., Barnum Petition Asking $108 a voluntary affair. son. Quallf)olq ExamalnatlOll8 City oNlclale urge applicants to ·And I Bailey Troupe Judgment is Filed University qualltylng examina. make a special effort to attend lhe Will Use 4 Trains By Burns Executors tions will be given for all students Wednesday meeting instead or re THE DAILY IOWAN HAS A entering the college ot englneelinll'. questing Interviews at other times. J Tn lhe smfLll . houl's' .0C Tuesday Judgment of $108 i~ 'asked in a college of pharmacy or the 8chool morning the fll'St oC four long ijolld- petition . field In district court IJ:iy of nursing on thursday. This af· fair will take place In chemistry Local Church oSteel railroad (r"ln~; ",\I 100000 cd with James C. Burns and !larry Stock a.udltorium beginning at 8 :80 a.l'/1. excitement and luughtor, bobbing toy' man, execulurs of t~o eslate of Jo and be resumed at 1:30 p.m. balloons, double-Jointod. hump· back" J6cph Burns, and WIlliam H. Jones The Quadrangle·Currler hall mix' ed pca.nuls, pink lomonde and other ngajost the L. J. Peters Construc- To Celebrate , lion company. er Ie scheduled Thursday at ~ p.m. ha.P~y Ingredlenls of the nation s . "1'h e petition CUed by Attorney E . FREE In the fino arts building. ollly self-made holiday, Is due to A B ld i hi! th t i k Re,18tratlon Anniversary steam ' into Iowa City. .,. awn c rges H. II- ruc • " Oefure lla 'li lit oWlled by the .defendant stl'uck llOTOO Registration tor freshmen will be· ) g catt)e OU a . hIghway near here July gin Friday at 8 a.m. Tho presl· In preparation tor the celebration Yes, the first secllon of the Orcllt- 2. IIl1l1ng one cow and Injuring sev dent's reception will occur in the ot the soventy-fifth anniversary of test Show on Earth- the I;tlngllng ernl others. exhIbition lounge of tt!e fine art. the Zion Lutheran church here Brothers Qnd Barnum & Balley com- _____. ______bulldlng Friday a.t 8 p.m. ~ept. 16, thero will 'be no reg'Ular blned circus-will be due before day" OPen house wll be Saturday at 8 services today or next Sunday, thEi light. and, a.a the other three tl'alM Pilll. In Iowa Union. Dancing, bl·ldge. Rev. A. C. Proehl announced laet follow. circus day will da.wn tor Geologic Trip TICKET 11/1<1 sImilar social ' activIties ..,.. night. young and old. The jingle of .plated pl!Ulned. Tho church building is being com· harness, a.nd rhythmic clatler of To End Todav . C~urcb Welcome. 'Pletcly remodeled, Including tho reo horses' shocs and the low pitched w Sunday Iowa. City cllurcbes will jocatlon of tho pipe organ, redecor. \rumble of red wagon wheels will be welcome new st~dent8. A special atlng or the church auditorium and heard most of tire forenoon on the Duluth Marks Journey's uniVersity vesper service wJ\\ be Ibaeement, new flooring, new lighting "t;'eets leading from the Rock Island Waiting For Every Boy conducted Sunday at 8 p.l7l. In low'! fixtures. a new heating system, and raltl'cad sidings to the cIrcus grounds End of Ninth Annual Union tor all students, faculty memo p ajr conditioner. Itt Lucas grounds on S. 01lbe1·t 6·State Conference bet's and the adminlstratlvo staff. The celebration Sept. 15 will mal'k street, whore performances, starting an~ Girl In Iowa City I~reshman week will close on the construction ot the tlrst church with the big show's 1035 edition of Monday at 7:(;0 a.m. with tho tra· In 1860. This original ·buildlng now The ninth annual field conference Its brllllanl spectacle, The Durb&l', or the Kansru:r ueologlcal society, dltlonal Induction Cerelllony a.t the iorms the auditorium of the present will begin al 2 and 8 p.m., Tuesday. west approacb ot Old CapIto\. ostructure. which began at Iowa City last Sun· 3t Tents day. will end t01' about 150 sclen·- Long bcfol'e matinee time. how- lisls at Duluth, Minn., tOO&}. ever. the 31 huge tents: Including Under lh& direction of Dcan Job Lists Are WSUIPROGRAM the world's largest big top, sealing George F. Kay of the ooll!ige of 1Ib- 16,000 persons, tha.L house tlfe I,60il eral a rts, the fi eld confel'once was * * * * All you need Lo do is secure ONE new reader for The For Toda, people, seven herds of elelJhants, the coruluctoo through Iawa, Illinois, Requested For 9:15 IP.m.-Famlliar hymns pro- 1,009 menagel'lc animals and 700 WiS(.'Onsln ond Minnesota. Gcologl. Dally Iowan \f you are 12 years or younger and twu gram. horses with the show, wlll be ilt cal formations of the lIPpill' 'MiSSis 1 Fur Tomorrow piaoo, despite the fact that the host slPlll va.ney werO studied. new readers if you are more than 12 years of uge. S.U.I. Students 10:30 o..m.-YesterdaY's musical of newly Imported ~<~Ial b~UJP6l11 Prot. Allen C. 'rester of the geo· favorltee. this season, with lons ot' extra mltl- logy' depal·tmenl was associate dl. THE The university per8C)nnel depu·t· 10:46 a.m.-The rw:llo kItchen. olr riggings and pedestals, have add- I'ector and Prof. Arthul' C. 1'l'ow· Any oC your friends und relatives wiD be glad to help 11 a.m.-Ulus.trated muBlcal chats, cd to the lwbol' of the big top forces. bridge, head of tho geology depart- GRfATlST ment is now prepared to accept IIste you. See them today 80 that you may be sure to see of available board and room Jobs at Thomils C. Collins. An added feature for the crowd" ment. leader. SHOW pl'lvate homes and bUsiness places 11 :&0 a.m.-Program calendar and Inspecting the vast menagerie dur- A new motol'cycle police CoIICOl't the Big Seven Ring Circus Tuesday. for both men and women students, weather repOrt. ing the hour befol'e the majn pilr- I met t'he I)arty at the berder of ON EARTH It was announced yester~. 12 noon-Rhythm r~les. formances start Is Col. Tim Mc(:Oy.'9 each state. 'I'hls week's trIp cli Lee H. Kann, personnel dIrector. 6 p.m.-Dinner hour program. Indian Tepee Village. with 810ux, maxed three yeal's of pl'eparation NOW The tickets are absolutely "'REIE, you pay us nothing. said a very large number ot appll· 7 p.m.-Chlldren·s hour, 'the land Crow, .Sbawnee and Aral)ahoo war- by a. committee of 35 scienhsfs of cations have been flied alld u many of the BtOry book. rlm'S encamped In the center of the the foul' states through which the I OR Be among the first in your neighborhood. Get busy pOsltiens as arc available will be 7:15 p.m.-WIth the authors. ,zoo oval. party traveled and Massa.chusetts needed to place all appllcantB. The 7:30 p.m.-E von I n g musicale, • Col. 'l'im Mc(Jo)' a Feature and New York. EVER now without delay. personnel department wtll cooperate Ralph Dea,l. Col. Tim MC90y himself, Plain"", 'rwo option.al trips may be made ' In every way pol!8lble. 7:46 p.m.-NaUonlU park talk, man. soldier and friend of the Ind- tomorl'Ow. after the confel'en~'" of· , The service Is a unit ut the unl· Ice Age and Modern Claclers. Ian. who Is the sOI'een's outstanding flclally closes. 10,000 MARVELS -1600 Pl!OPLJ! ,. 800 USE THE COUPON OR COUPONS BELOW verslty business offlco and ae8umes ARENIC CHAMPIONS-BO CLOWNS 8 ,p.m.-Album of Artists. western Idol and lhe hero of millions .-__-======__ _ - HO HORSES-I009 MENAGEIlII one if you get in on a child's ticket, (age limit 12 responsIbility tor all •. student Jobs. 8:16 p.m.-Public health talk, Iowa. or AmerIcan boys and girls. will head • • ANIMALS · 7 HI!RDS OIl ELEPl:lANT8- WORLD'S LARGEST 11!NT-7 RINGS both cash &lid board and room. It ~tate Mldlca.1 society. his congress or rough rlders of.the I Westlawn News I AND STAGES HUGE HIPPODROMJI years); two If you need an adult ticket. Bring the Is Ilxpected 'more than 2,000 atu· 8:10 ,p.m.-Mualcal program. H&r worlci~owboy's, oowglr·ls. COBll8.eks, ••~-::::-~----=---:-"---- COURSE-WILDERNESS O. ADlAL •• RIGOINOS-COUNTLlISI NEW dents wilt be placed In jobs for par' old Nelson. McxJcan vaqueros, Australian bu8h.- HOllored "t Breakrllst MECHANICAL INNOVA1'IONS signed orders to the circulation office of The Dally tlal sel~.support. I For '1'U1!t1da)' rangers altd Indians-In the wild 'l'hl'ee nurscs of Westlawn. who .. ':I'RAI NS OIl DOUBLI' Ll!NGTH STEEL RAILRoA'D CAR LOADED 10:a. a.m.-yesterday's musical west entry of the main performances have accepted new posltlons, were WITH WONDERS FROM l!V1IIlY LAND Iowan during the foUowlng hours: Cavorltes. and hi the hurricane action of lhe h?nured at a breakfast last Sunday wild west show. at ned Ball Inn. Twice Daily· 2 II P.M. =~~'::. Monday-tO a.m. to 12 Noon. 10:46 a.m.-Better vlalon prOllTaID. DOOIII .'IN 1 a 7 , ... Refund Checks 1l a.m.-llIuetratcd muelcal Cha.t8, Never before hM ·the Iblg show per- TIl08e feted were LUCille Yos· n 1'uesday-8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Thomas C. Collins. !ormance offered so much that Is gera , who will become an i09truc· tOI' at tile Montan" Deaconess hog· On Taxes Will 11:50 a.m.-Program calendar and hew In Its .even.rlngs.and-stS¥6s W Q wea.ther report. program. From Europo come hosts pltal, Oreat Iralls, Mont.: Bernice 12 noon-Rhythm rambles. of new aerial and novelty acrobatic Hotchkiss. who has accepted a. po· A./lpr 6 p.m.-Dinner p.rogrILm. troupes. anionll' them the Romeos, sltlon as logtructol' a.t the Broa.d· }forking 1\)1 Be Distributed lawn general hospital, Des Moines; Date ...... Date...... 7 p.m .-<::hUdren's hour, the land tho Buemrangs, the AntalekB, the Ilond Marjorie McDowell. who has The Dall)' Iowan i ' I ~ TlMI Dally lowII .. their dUlillfl. Of the 8tory book. Dernenatls. the Wa.lkmlra, the Mas Circulation Mar. During ·th, RefUnda of ,.8,810.18, Includln~ recolved a position at Denver. Colo. Circulation M.ltf. 7:16 p.m.-W'ayne PUtnam and hls chinos. the Walter Ouloo trouocs, Yes, 1.'11 help this bo), Ot' elrl NI'II II ~ to the CIJ'IlUI. Ye8, I'll help thl8 boT III' «Irt IlU'II .. ticket to the CI1'1lUB. tem!>er and J '5,870.04 by check ~d ''',261.87 by H08tesse~ at the breakfast were orchestra. the WlIlos, the YacOPIIl, DanwlllB. You may hl"ie the rtlIUIar canler deliver TIM! ' Dalb' , __ fOt' You rnllY hn" the recular clll'11er dellv~r Th~ OIlU, lOW8n fOt' lOt to 400 atl credit, wlll be made tht. "'''ek at tile Mary Shugart. Ann Overland, Mrs. .. period thirteen weeki eIIMlIl !!ounty treasurer's orna. on the ,en- 7:46 p.m.-cttlllen'B forum, educa- Yom Karns, Uyenos, the Kolau. and .. ptIrIod or thirteen week" IIIId tberdlter arI&U I caaeel It. I of and thetealter UAW I It. I \IoI'ary Pa.rt. Sheldon Ohubb, .I!lllzabeth Pierson, wUl pay the boy the reeular price, 110 "III pa, tbe bo)' the I'IIlullU' prke, 111e _kl),. eral property tu. tton by radio aeries. the Clarkes. and Mwble Fouche. _kir. kl" Kanr For those perlOns wllo paid their 8 p.m.-Album of artl8ta. In the air, the famou8 Otarls, on Name of Subscriber ...... _...... Name of Subscriber ...... there are II I /lnUre property t~ lut .prlnl', 8:15 p.m.~n tbe way to an edu- their maIteae-cros8 rilJtrlngll, fill the Mr. and MI',. P. S. Nelson are Address ...... Phone...... Address ...... Phone...... "'"'It female I check. are ready 10 be ~ven out. cation, Becoming a Student of the air with maes flights, While Made visiting their daughter, PhylliS. Secured By ...... :...... Secured By ...... at~'nta of tt PerlOns ..,ho pajd oni)' their flnf Unlvenlty of Iowa, Chvlee H. Ma moleelle Gtllette lelIi)le from the dome thle week end. 10 each .rema Qf the big top to n Incredible finale( Signature of Boy Signature of Boy halt tUM at tbat tI~a will r_lve IhIth. Ma.rpret Sallus has been a truest or Girl's Parents ...... or Girl's Parents ...... _ refund. u credit on the lut halt 8:10 p.m.-Mualcal Pl'OIr&IO, Don. Amerlka, Lydia Romeo and Jennie of Marvel Albert during the laet tue.. 1.14 Helm. Rooney head other aerial dlaplay., week. The refund. ..., on tile !but. of Including the larJeat lirl.' mld·alr Rozella 8chlotfeldt ha.e her moth· tUO tor ,1,000 tauble , value, 8J[. FIlch...... vorlte Color ballet ever produced. The flylnl' er as bel' guest thIs week end. capt whe... the ret~nd Itt Ie.. tb&D: PARIS (API - Fucb81a. Is one ot [:onOllIl08 with Antoinette only c1rl 'two-and· half .ome..... utter, and the great Oon Colleano, ~l'8aultlng AlLY IOWAN &0 cent•. Amount. 1... tllal! 10 oentll, M&I'o,1 Rochu' favorite colors tor THB tolaUlnl' "'UB, wUl !:It paid to thl rimming accents In winter tub. Comets are t_tur" u are madcap toreador of the tlarht wire: Hugo Iond ·'IOUJa City', Mornin, New,paper" county poor fand. '1'9 ...tun41 &1'6 Ion.. He use. the vivid color Id Dorothy Herbert, reckl.... reinle.. Marlo the human OILnnon proJec. ~ade poIelble ." tbe ... t&1l II&letI taz IC&rf. or braidlnl" on frockl ot " ihurdllntr hone rldlntr etu. the fam. Jl.lte!!, a. new liberty camel novelty collection", It 'W~ pol "tell 91lh dorl' b\ock,lh ,roelll ou.r. hlJrh wh'e W&lI'III1Jll It ·O Ull~. the IInll 80 horse llbertr Senllll.\loll,