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DOOR 01' DRATB BB'LlEVE IT OR NOT Tllrllllnr Myate,.,. 8et1a1 Now Ap. Robt!rl RIpley'. F_ Cartoa pearlnr In The Dally loWllll. .. a Dally FNlure. ~hool8 See Pace Z see Par. Three. I------s Held VOLUME XXX • PAGES IOWA CITY. IOWA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1930 FIVE CENTS NUMBER 83 Explorers
!lbserved for n Andree, Strindberg
Sept. 8 (AP) , HOOVER GREETS GERMAN FLYERS 'BLANCO ARRIVES AT JOURNEY'S END Vildng Ship Arrives Relief Ships II" Germany May at Dubuque on Trip Local Officers 8 I'vlc s tOr Salomon nd"ee and Nils Strlndbel'l, Reach Santo AttempJ to Get From Palos, Spain Guard Johnson C8 re ently were brought It'Y gl'nve on White Island, DIIBUQUE. Sept. 9 (AP)-The VIk Domingo Port Colonies Back Ing ship, "Roald Amundsen." enrout" County Roads from Palos. SpaIn, to st. Paul, Minn .• containIng the reo a.rrlved In Dubuque late today, Capt. Cnrtius Takes Strong Gerhard Fol«ero Is In charge of the PJanes Start Survey of s hIp with a crew or two men. A Dle Savings Bank Looted Desolation in Stari.d at League ...1 motor I. being used Cor locomollon by 5 Unmasked (!ue to the low water otage, the Norwegian a'l I Hinterland Convention Robbers were 1l1'Ulled over II,. Captain Folgero oald he 8X1)8Cted , o leave tomorl'o", with La Crosse, GENEVA, Rept. 9 (AP) - Dr. Ju, hymn by a mixed choIr, SANTO DOM.INGO. Dominican I•. , &II hI. nut d stlnatlon. The Sh",Ur Frank L, Smith of (ow. n llellvet'M a moving llepubltc, Sept. ~ (APt-This nu"·,, lIus CurUus, German foreign mln ~l!I· IIhlp I. to feature "Viking day" at St, City went to the ,,~Inlt, of eour"e of which he reo CSne stricken capital, with Its up· ter, tollay gl\VC the league of nallons Paul ooon. Brooklyn. la., last nl'ht wlt.n It was rt'llOrted that. car corns year. ago memol'lat .... ard. ot 4,000 dead and many mOI'e c:ounclI twO l)I'oots thllt Germany has h~W In the same pondlnc to Ihe OUumw .. robbers' Il vl!;'ol'Ou. (orelgn poll('y despite the 1<1 Amundsen. than that numb~r Injured, hact Its wa 81''''' he.ded ea... on No, 3%, tangled pollllcol s!tuatlon at home. Andree and Strlnd· tlrat thrill Of hopefulness today WIth Bair Testifies ~erur mlth fftunwc1 hefore Dt-. Cut'UUts' moves WC'l'e made £lur· re"enUtlllVes of the SwedIsh· the arrival a small tleet of reaef IIIldn,ht wth no ful'ther eleu•• ot Ing dl8CURsion or Ih~ SMr dlsh'let, commlllSlon, the crew of ,hlp. bearIng doctors, nurses, 11l'0' torrtlC'r German tcrrltOt·Y, now ad· for Plaintiff in BI'atvang, whIch dlscov, \'l.lons, and tunds for reJlef. ,\ pIl8 e ot 1000ai men uod", lhe nnd the members of mlnl.tet·ed by the I"a"ue Of natlolls. )fls. lon. of m~rcv from POI ·to and rru nga.nyIlUl., CQrmer Orl'lllan dh'N'lion of IlI'pul, Rhwltf Tom Horn's Hpedltlon .t· JUco, Cuba, Haiti and other poInts services. Petty orrieers 80uth AmerIcan Colony 108t by the Baker Case \\'81. It WR~ lin Itlll.. ' on hl,hwa, not Only .welled the number ot work Nil. I 110111 h or low& l'U, for IleV from warshIps In th. World war. .r. alleviating the suUerlngs ot the ('ral hour )'e tud.,. "'temooD to the church as a TIlI1!:anyll(u I, now admlnlste,'Cd JII,lmed and de8t1tute but supplied a by GI'CRt Britain under a manda.le when It Will! beUe.ed Ihe bulk !low ot fOOd thlLt promised the (utUl'e Says Treatment Charts rob/1<'r~ w~r" h""IIed Ihl~ " .• ,.. s,fr'vlrps the coWns wers trom tho leaguc of nations. Reglll'd· lIOCurlty of a half famished city. ~'" of the nf'"r K.s N(l"",e.dan sailors to the Ing the .tatus of both the SuaI' and Ordered Signed rollber. President T"uJlJlo today reQuested T ttnganylld of 130.000 by nYe unm.,k .. d l·epul·tell the finding ot a Airplanes continued today nael< As~ocilited Press dispatches received hcro ye terdll)" Profetjsor bAndll. who rOI'Ct'1I employe Rnd asumed to be that ot I morrow when the lea'!ue assembly today In the state'. suit to teo train .nd torth between the stCl'm al"''' opens_bout GI'cat BI'Jtaln's plan to Blanco is an instructor in the Spanillh department of the Univer. eu&lome .. a to lie on the floor \ hll. thlr:treme nected with the institute lut May, (,'om whN'~ thoy WON' bel/p,'nd to JIIeasures by the already overwOI kCiI Aged Marine lChicago Labor a8 to TanganYIka as direct vlolatloll he teslltled. ha,'" hNldM north", •• !. Th .. I wtr~ army and civilian physician. and Of the terms ot the mandate. A few minutes aCter the Tangan Two Rebels Publicly University Instructor Ball' admitted that the signature on A·cpUt·tcd IICtln on hi~hw~y No 63800n surgeons. them WILlI his, but he denied that UftCl' tlw rohllCl'y and later were re, The work Of theBO was con-elE,t ed Diver Saved Probe Ordered yIka IncIdent, the qu~stlon of a de Executed for Pilottl Craft to tense torce In the Silar district came other writing on them had been dOlle IIO"INI (0 h8v~ apeeded 1l101l~ No. UA today unde" the direction Of Com· uy hIm. 10 Butl~1' II nel north through Delt" JIIRTlder L. W. Johnson of the moJo oefore the council. Thl. torl'~ con- Disorders Gibraltar "81,ned Like POfltc..,.ds" 10 What ('h"~r. Ic8J carpI of the United States navy. Asks sl.t& Of approximately 200 Frcnch Remains Under Water Judge McGoorty "You sgned thel!1(l records IIko a lot , .• 00 Rf'\\'ard Offered I Jl wa.s hope! thus to reach the Vic· "nd 50 Bellrlans. Thc council WI\.II BUEKOS AIRES. Sept. 9 (APt GIBRALTAR, Sept. 9 (~Wlth conaldedn,! a I>I'01)o"al tor reducllon ut P08tcarda'I" :Hanl~y asked. Bait' HInt All' nt 1£). C. MoPhrr~on dl 11m. mOre speedily, for Twenty.Six Investigation of The pl·ovl.lonl told the court that Bnk I' Il4It nIght. the port at Port aU Prince """8 'lei· 1 NEW OnLEANS. Sept. 9 (AP) - In~ ot tho rlty cOll'1I'1I. that a 1600 egated to the task of d Ischargl nl;; II th' i f I I ril I yet not outlined cloarly enough to and tor all example publicly executer! brought crowds to see the p ..Uents ex, aptaln N. A. Dane.~, 62 year oW Iga on Of 0 to gn 0 v 0 ence . pe"mlt the French and Oerman rep- an eIght week jqurney In a 10 ton rewor(1 would b" paid for Inrorma their cargoes In an organIzed man· amlned and that woman patienlA marine dlvel', struggled [or 26 hOUl" I'('cled by I'acl,eteerlng against labol' ., tl t d' ,. I tl f two allrged 1'1 nglea.del·s ot the dl.· ~alllllg yacht. lie wa.. accompan, tlon learllng 10 th captur and roa· nero At the same time blue jackot8 res n\.ft. ves 0 l'ElLt 11 re::I'esl United State t~lejr cRSt! playing lh~ I'ol~ of "Mull·llul'l." fu· brlrle wPl'e ploylng In the Romb.rg j 1879, parallels thot of Charles A. LindlYergh in rnous womo n Spy (~}Ct" cllled lJy th(l ope,·ello., !rbe AlJ80claled Pre ... 18 eX<,>!U81v.;y eJiUlIed to ' use ~r Ollp lDOl'q Instance. 1,' I'ench ntieal !iI('OUNS !ill'NLIGIIT Paul Wblte ...... News Editor i. shol' IIY" to elnb"'k on "Hell Dust." daY. Til in kind with t1111t u(lool'iltl\n I ' Jot ~! Ivol')' Wmillm jo'. Weber ...... LlbrarltUI • it Ill. J ' r. jnI Samuel Oolclwyn. ITIll.tograpl,rl" tleel,,,·ps that artificial I J\ high R It I'll people toward mAn W e Aeeomphs I· Though the "MnU·T~(lI'1" Rtory I. light I ~ pr~fel'able. Outdoor seen.. BUSINESS DElPARTMENT I II -- P I ." SMearr Jj.... n ett Burke ._ ...... _...... Bualne. Mnnlll:er n1('nt gol's beYQlld uatlOna J.i'illl'~ not definitely Hch.uulerl a8 yet, a ol'e bl'tt~,· wh ~n Rhot Indool'. on 86ls. )l'rancl. O. Wllcolc ...... ClrcullLtion Manager , l' I .... I rl 1 lJ ec,·o,," treatmenl alreally I. In the A ntl, whhn Jt IH necesAnry to go on roses. Agnes W. Rcoffers may nOint to, Schmidt ...... Accountaht ih l ·~~tl(lot..t~l~ hand. of . t udio exeell,lIves. This lo~a tloll , cloudy daYR al'e dCBrrable. FoliO" .>1 'IlELEPIIONE French pail' t~ ;DjJJ' II!~~ 'fOI' Al li2ll,,i\I)(\ I 'prl~' "The reason." explains Rosher. "I! course b II. "'1 " , ' , i'l H ''fl~' ~0" hints of an c "Iy pl'otlucl1on. Branch exchange connecting all def'artmente Scientists may cJ/lIm, !\S.OIW c!,\I1J('ll{ fl» II, ,. I light (·ontl'ol. Sunlight I. mnrvelou. of gardc that flll'ther trqils()j!eanic t)itJ;J't ' f'\ll]eed f.!I!l ]<' E'N"HlN(l .o\ 1l fo,· )lhOtOgraphlnll. but It. qudllty table aP WElDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980 Allan Ilale enilven" Ihe page. at change. wLth each hour In the day. decoral& ~nc1 r.ooli. h, thllt,!h(' ~\lofr.d . 1!Jl i~rwid3')t , l~l the latest cnsting dlreetol'y by hi. Jt l'OIl 't he controllell. Nelt".r can Mrs. N Its wmgs. Spp'klng, fOf . llnlehg1it lt~fld ,iit n· pithy 0(1: "AcUng Done Reasonably." It. Rhnllow" be kept cODAtant durlnr verslty I The Daily Iowan's Plalfbt'ril I ions of ca))italizing " ,il be illiinl'd as' mtl- tho tlo),. ll11ated ., !ilTR."-',\,H E llEOt.... ;I.Lo ws " lI'llh modern artificial lights we Erodell1} For Iowa City tive~. , ~. ,. , • I t' '.' "J Ii,!) ; HOll),wood 1Il1t1,"" fl'lend" of ancient Can duplicate on film s everything Bun· ;'., and ' Mnah of b.qt . tha )~ .twe t'!ffJ.k OR no .o he!" nlanc.lf . "\ 0 el o,lf ! Vnn(lrnp ker, n onp·lIme ITIpmbpr or Alm ." the offiCI .• 11' '' . J1 ,·1 ' M th~ FI'~neh I~o l' elgn I.eglon. I n for· N l'NlIf1RR to Rny, the Run 18 cheap. 3. Clean u.p the river front, morl' step 111 a I ~LP'}:~ a ,d}'l\nc~men , ,was ,lI'" lIEveral ~ 'flll'r, dnYR , t1 IP twn WPI'(-, elwmies In ('I' , nn,l many film companies stili 4. Launch a play program, U1g , taken. (lom'Ven~atl l\ ~. \,~ M' . J tl\~)!A Afler fl(, s~ l'L wa.rfnrt? 'rht\y wJlI work to take advantage of It. couple" Frenah aviutol',s, ,?ot having 1111 l 5. Continl/.e paving activity. t~.t' o.mt/fl~I~\l g~thel' as technlcnl a()vl ~~ rs on "Beau hOuse all I 6. Consider new parking I'ules. a sensational J~ l1d (1a;'iil~, f~a! r ~~iplI.8P.~i -, Idpal," sC' qup} to "'Bl'fiu OP5; t(' ," GETS NEW LEAlJ g~l'('d thE'il' Ii fS and .~ nta ,iIoo \ »"'fI'\lF~~ I} NOt long ago. n.t the sal11~ stuclio One or tho s~ last·mlnute $wltches 7. Move the intel'Ul'ban station. n formC'r Gt:' J'man bal'on, who ferret In film cas Is pulA IIplen Twelvetr4les t finoncial ('xp('nse, P\lt because ,yitn t~em tbE' Cansicle1' new olty government. ed Ollt B"ltlsh mllltnry s~erets In oppo.ltl' William BOYd In hI. new cnuse of IIviatitl11 was ~n(' step n'!'l\Ter t i~ ul, w~:-\tern, liThe Paintf'd De8ert.'~· A11110nnce new h01lse numbers. BASY the World Will', \Va~ CR"l In a plctu"e till1at~ go~l-fligl1t anywhere 'ltauy time, i MARIE oPP081te Rev . .. ,,1 En;;l1s " ex·officers. As originally plnnncu, Dorothy 't 10, Plan new l'iver bl'I'dges, 10 ~: l J\nd in the juplJalll' eelepratiop I~T~,c~!. at ; - New'iorK • BurgeRS was have had the role . TIME!iI (,II.\N(JE Th .. chongI' Is laid La a slilge ~on · ten Is the goo l.will.t.ou~.p~ the if, mel~ . !I)\lfi!) Exit the Spo'i'ts Captain AG.ES YEARS lI-I en from "II TlI'oreAslons come to tmel which this aell·es. has to ttll. ThelmE I othl'rs who. e crunWLed i>!ane~ a ,~d sca~tere(Y f'oJ,' drl I ,'I CAN Sll'IG Hollywood to become " ctUI'.. Rober· fm. ton strllE THE curly days of collegiate football bones mark traIt blazing REI) HEAD 'WI\.D DUCK· to K nuzmoll. now playing the lead Hhe 18 sch eduled to app~ar IlbOut IN tll~ era tli .mau.'s rilE., fROM MEMORY Reed ClI and other "rah rah" athletics, and in conqncst of til air should aJ~o b~ gjv~n .0.1 - ~ f';\.Al~f.t> I"'IILLDI'{E. In Unlv"r""I·. RpanlAh verHlon of Oc't. lG In "Alol11a of the Routh fleas:' }llalrstO\\ ,I'rhp ('Il.t t'rpPllH," wn~ n t onp time, dit, ror it i~ over theil' bodi\!J'i that pl"cseni ('MSP A ROO'!' AND DROWN 94.s0NGS · n Ill Pk!,h'ama that goes Into the \lei· t.nded bl small colleges and high schools more re>centiy, the al'cl'eta,.y to Ant~ are being made., .. RATHER. Tt1I\N 1)£ TI\~EN ey .8 and DI team c!lptains rather than coaches really ton pl'ovl~lonn l IH' c~ l tll'nt of l\r~xlco in D"_N·t" ('ol11pnny deparls on n t'lve The br .. '\IE IIUNTf.R., I !)23 . WI'.. kR' loeatlon Irlp. Dorolhy Would and Mrs the show-and in numerous instances the old • not be back In time Cor rehear.al •. Wli,y Not Poll Tax lot Whme,l,~ ,\NOTHRR AlARIUM1E pleled a "grads" have been greatel' than elthet' of In nursln VERY new freedom brings with it 1'0- A I'omano" lhllt began In an Aus· IlO YOU KNOW these, Ex1J LANATlON OF YES7'ERDAY','j (!AR1'()()N trallan company of " Hose . [arle" That Michael Curti., the director. l!et.nj; C< E sJ)onsibilltips and burdens, PI social 'l'hjs year at the University of Iowa there r THE GERMAN WORD "}i'HAU": ')'he wOl'd "frau" (wife) "eaches It" climax In HollYWOOd to "sed to be a "tl'ong mlln In a Hun· A child 'ij path is not free to !lny ~r('at nUl' ex mOI"'ow wh~n .J ohn Gal'rlck. EngUsh garlan olrcus? Tau, will be ,no permrulent leader in five sports. tl'l1t as 11 I'lllp, HE' musf do as bp is told lit was spelh'd ill medieval Ge>rman II fro we. II' The two syllables com Chess gn Baseball will be the only major Sport to re home and at school. What he may and may CIIlLLSAND Iposing it mean" joy" and" pain,l' and gave rise to many interest- medicine ling conclusions as to its etymology. .------. $r.o a month. tain its eaptain. nat do is lorgqly preseri.bed. When he long!' tieing hi THE 'l'REE WTTH '£11(>8e "tree-antlers" 11)'(' located 'rhey also provided visitors' rooms !o,· the p' BeLwecn fact one and fact two J1!{s inter cag<,rly for aeTnlt freedom he doeR not realize norms: I A WASHINGTON I FEVER I in Yosemite Valley, Cal., in the Rtump of a 2!10 ypar ohlllIaclron(' I BYSTANDER whel'e wartJme romances tlll\lrl~he4 Dr. ane vened a period uf transition and develop. th(' Worry, of which little hilS come his way. I at Reed ment, lending lIthleticM in universities aIle! ~'Vom('n hllv~ hoWn their capability in --~'--. ------' tl'E'(>. Although it is not known exactly how thcsp antlers hllVp • un""r wat~hful ~ye8 Of govel'Oment trip thrOl Sll!lPooSlon In Stories grown into thr wood , it SliP posed that they were placed betwPpll )Jy l,ffinE SIMPSON • ho_L<'l!S08. placeR fOI' dancing and oth· colleges inlo Il difft>l'rnt. realm altogell'ler many li'lles of bll , il\e~s. 'I'bey have bC'l'n N~w~ i~ The jolly old p·e kept Its reader. the limbs of thr tl'pe aoollt a hllndred )'elll'8 ago, the lill1h~ lwvin!l' N' enterlnlnment. and did much to And it i~1l 't altogether a b~d thing, In gi VJlI1 the vot-o. Equality is the>irs t9 a very 'n • d 1 I th .. \VASJllN'G'I'ON- \n eyo·""re war makE> the lot Of fpmlnlne war worker. ,I suspense . yeScer ny. eav ng e 'grO"'tl ar'O'llI(1 tll('m. Lois II England the" gentlemen" in amatenr ath large e>. tent. They are illdividualR, 110t mcre .. ' I "eilc tliat greeterl pvpry 'Vnshlngton "".Ier ~oc lallr a nd economically IU ,most Im\)ol'tnnt I)arl ot a s tory tllI ' i Tomorrow-Snow qll the Eqllalor visitor who stepped Ollt (I'om tht' they dJllthclr bit for the n!ltton. letics srI" superior to coaches, who are virlnal Iy I h£' \vivl's or diiughterR of certain mcl'. th-e el1(1. ... • I great I'ailway terminal tOI' his tlrst The Il'l11n1lnt of that devoted band ly sen'ant.s hired to in~trl1ct tIle gent ry. In Ri nef' 111l' poll tax which' l'ai~('s mQne), for view of (ill' ('opltol I. vanishing. 18 COm l)ORNI of permanenl clerks In Lois Ie the United Stlltes tbe coach has Ilecome mMe road work is no long!'!' eXlIlltetl ill t.('nn~ of Epidel'llllli ]\r088 !\;o longer will tis lIgly stucco fronl the gO "ernml'nt service; most of them "An anopymou!I call from Kalona Mrs. A. and more nt tli(> hellP, like t he teacher in the a\'tual laboT', is it not logic/Il thAt women mar the I'lsta oC the capital dome thaI ol,ler wonll'lI. They have known for Ishortly alter noon Tupsday sent O{· nnd Jero classroom-as it is lo~ical that. h c slloultl be should pay their share T 'T'his lev{' originatpd ANEWYORKER.ATLARGE Is the firM Impression of any new l earH lhllt their gl'lp on lhese flimsy \(lcel' Chm'le8 Bocpk and "Stu~b" Kin· comer tl'(lvellng by ro ll. hullt .tl'uctul·e. Wll... very slight. Emma. K wherc athletics are so higllly organized, \\ere mal l)('fol'll women had equal Stl\tl1~, so they WE're ney out w1tb sa.wed off .:lotgunn te Fo,' lhe old gua",l of Bome 500 01' Ev~I'Y yeelr congreR" retougnt the where coacbing is more and mOl'e' oE tstqL) the supposed Otlumwa bank terlj1.n ~I a high not included. ShOllld they JIOt b now ' Ry MAR~{ R\RnON qrmp ~t;S cau"" such air cUI'~cnt" and 1100 women clerk, In government d~ · battle of govrrnmenl hotel approprl •. ranking pl'oiesRion. A move to as~ess "'ompn for poll tax_Pltt ,roUlJer. a. they came luto !OWtl City. partmenl" who dwell III the war·bullt lion. wlthollt which the service must with the WI,en stopped. however. the <'(U· con· Nf;:W YORK-In the I)ywny~ th~t Ruclian" thllt It lVou1cl \)e !mpoHslble lng. The The coach's word is, and Mhonlcl be, la\~ " )loses wonld, of course, increase tax collec· ~ov('rnlllent hot!'ls earne til tbelr bl' dl.canUnuerl. although no actual tt talned nothing btl! a. pall' of INNO· trlcl,le off the UPPN' blocks of Parl< to keep a tlll'iglhle 8Ilf~ly anchorM In :Watel'loo In the s .. nate rl ~pile all the ('0.1 to t he gO"'rnmenl was Invol9ed. The b .. 1 bas to be if he is to develop a real team and tions, which ~hould reduce other amounts C],;)I;'l' traveling ao lf'smen." D.Venu(> , there ore- sev(,l'al prlvnte hos nlll'h !l plnce. oralOry of B1nlne ot WI"consln. their And ('v('ry YPr· ('n from 43 ot thl' 48 states were rep. ·-:t' l 'lJIIoughJn 80;e :as:Bahout tho oj'lly ~mnl't set and thplr )latlents Include IN'oel't, was the mpst popular CO!TI· disappearance rob, th'e whole busi l1ess of one [PARAGRgHS ()F COM;MENT ON rnany famouR and wt?althy people. posel'. Seven of his musical .hows flow of t <.'nx of 1I1ouR.'lndA of women l'esented. The Ele . • "&))en810n I\n .. news slOry Is lhat It wal' clerk who lI'ooped 10 Washing· "helr cll,trlbutlon by state, was ten will I strong element, Ih:lht;8 In mlda!,r wllbollt Q.nyLhlng to tJ'he aliments they treat are lal'g~ly \ve"p .tag.. a. tltI'PC more than !lny IIv· TOPICS OF THE DAY tllvirlNllnto two clU8"es--1)lastic 8m·g. Ing ton have already l.l'0ne. Int,',.,'sllng. Th(' Irtrgest stale gt6up the year ! How permanent the plan is at 10\\'8 Mn 'Imep It up, IIlat 18 a genuine ex~m' coml>o.er pl'osen ted. ery a mI "'ervous brea.kdown. neorS't> M. Cohlln wtt.a the mos t ThC' hJO('kR wh(l 1'(\ t hr-y stood ~ how was from New York. 52. tomorrow iple of a sUBpen"M jlltcl'est lead. Nf' xt Inrgest WIl!! Pennsylvania n6t be told, lot' the sehenlc in footbl\ll hilS r • • • • These society fOil,. 1l Heems. l'II.rely P"Qllflc worl,,,1' of Ow Reoson. having h I'eel and tumbled earth pi!"" rpm· Bible Btud been so far a comp~'omis~ resulting fl'on~ Hre S9 fl n eed le> was found in. It hayfltaok in tll'C bothel'ed with old fashioned Irou· 1"I,pn thl' I'olps of author. dlrectol'. tnl!'!cent or. no-man' land in F I'nner. with 41. ll,.·n 111Ino16. 36; Mn,.l1ac~u· Quested t, "(IssUes All Sites" TIn' pl'Oject of ,,,arranglng and land· SeltA. 35; Ohio. 28; Mllrylnnd, 27 ; lolls loss of both captains elect, that ill baskethall nine hours b:YJ Tht:)rlirl' Bt'ockMnd of lieni!, .,~~ like chi ken pox. measles Or l)!,o,l llcer and slnl'. Is the wording of a. sign al the Aldous ~ourl. 24: Indlnna and VII·ginla. !I !>roken legs, Most of the femlnln~ 1)a· . • caplng the plaza site lhat will join II necessity imposed bj' appal'cnt lack of cap-, Nt'v. WrU, ·ltnowing thllt wHI make it lellS florist joint on soutb Dubuqu-e. I'm lle-nts (,orne there to have llleh- (aces houl, ShOI). til" capllolground.q with Lhe t , rmlnal 1..)1('11; Lol1h'llo.l1(l, Minnesota and ten· tain materidl. of It Rhock in calle Chicago find~ out who (lf0nn!l. go do\~n and apply for a castLe )Iaza It"elf haM walled on remol'nl of ne"' '<,10 fit h; rowa. 15; D!shiCt.or liftetl 01' similar things done to give Browsing thl'Ollgb practically any PEaS If the team is to have a In'oral leader killNl Jakr TJhlgJe. 110 .tay In next summer-or maybe.the them I'enewed beauty. New YO"k book shop. one Is ce,·taln th" IaJit ot tlw stucco bulldings. ·olumbLII. 14: Gror!{ia. 13; Wlscon,ln. junlversl(y theatel' can rate one {or DUring thfl wal' a nd (or !{onte YPllfR 11; New IN' .... y. 10. thronghollt the c8j) taius ' On e dowagf'r. the othol' d(lY. had hel' to com e- lIpon n. ~ h (\ lr devoh."d to gUille spaso~l-and ~a 'mc th£'1"f'3.rtpl', I hf' 14ov(lrnment hot(l l!t After s[ ---- ,lIa ·II1termelon Vlhe Into a. seedless at· lIfted. The upk ep o( synthetic bea.u. city of Impol'tnnce. Iness yest been chosen in the post had clcclSioll bpcn post ting oul- of tight plac~s; women seldom get , fal~ with a luttl h'ultl taste to Its ly ~~~ms to be lt~mendOU8. Pout RO'trch (1II1gl'nlly "' one may. poned until e8nC!idatel1 lind st.ood tim gaff or inlo the m. II'sldes. I ,Af! (Ot' n Cl'VOUS hl'cnkllown surfer· the,,, 'Is no gulilc bool< to New York, WlIma. a season's play. Bllt if t11C'rl' is a Willis • • • PI'S. the s~ hospitals treat dozens of 'l'hl' vi~lto,' Lo thlH village will find .tNlet. Blo Which Suggests what f)I'ohlbltion lebutunte. V~l'Y month. Appal·ent· no volume wl'illen to dlted him to Nebr. and OIassgow to begin with, wIlY not, cllpitRlize Ronge 2200 YNn's old has heE'n tlist!Ovcl'etl Iy It Is stren uOu . WOl'k l,eel)lng up hl,!dcn·awIlY plca.,,"·<\S anll specta· IlInd boetlegglll's ha.ve done to the I?n lett ~ on whatever vullie thcl'c is in captaincy as it in ,Gl'e~e by a .Tollllt'l HOJlKins pro£pssor. 'vJlh teo". t1an~e " and yochllng In the cle. of the metropolis. good olil liquor-that Is. IlI'0 vl(1I11g to attend t symliol of genuine student le~l'~hip. Were there ony good old fimi\lit lhere ever was uny good lIquol'. sntJotiel' cl~cles. 1hel'e al'" only it few pnmphle Ls whlcli tf' ll how to "(,ll~h the Stutue of an Alpha J · . . Robert Pil Llb ~ l · lY . (l1'.lnl·A Lnhlb anrl other such • ]\riD'l1&' his 1" $ Hlld (rs '''1'1 enning Boat B I>r1"ak Infol·lllalltln. MacNider' 'Chance The Bdtish at C, ~",co"d Asked nl~ opInion on pol1tlcs anI! Wheh the German fI.ver" Aet ttvlr 1)lane (10\\'11 In Ne\v \'01'1< harbor. Th"r. I. ollC 'Mlmple I'cason why Simeon F HANFQRD lIClI Nidel', 1\fason City (From 'I'" .. Ill'troll .Free Pren) plohlhIUo". he (Henry Ford) suld no lhel'e was MOJnl"'.ijrlilY III QT£'cllng lhe~t:.l New Vol'!, hn s hI> gulae boole. Ankeny vi I lI:oing provide oppo- The I'eception ommlttee of the Boston bal' agso· pol111e8 ell!l":~~d 'jf' ,Amel'lca :toctay banIrer, i~ to grn)~inr lnt.. Rt lI'ol\"A.tl(1ntic rlyel·H . ThIs If! Oh~ ' rill' with till' nel'volls ~I"lloll r6n"ultp,l the hook. of etlquet and decl\l;d and that 1)1'UlllbHlon WIIS hel'e lu home. 810 8itio[l for Senator 811)1th W, ,BI'ookh I't in , ' he MllC'ODl. th Ity boat which Jtllel'R- lr rnn't ~tlln\1 stili . to omit ConCOrd n.nd Lexington trom the ~ightHe ~ ing st~y. the ,9 2 l'epllblicHii lirimurirs, he will hllve II c'''Tles the welcoming committee dnl:' n"ly ",,·ltt' Illill/(le ho~l< to Lon. Mra, Etr ":;E.~cePt . for 1\ 80 Hei'e ]'ollily l • • • U1'o\l1ld nntlj)ushed bock tOlvnl'lla the A gtlid, Ijool, wrlll~n aoout thl, tlon from best of the Ilnti-Bl'ookJIIU't possibilities nOl\' Great B"ltnin Ihe 1)I'Ightest jewel In Its Impe"lal A"e you "lire ~ ' ou I'lldn't ml:<, yom' battct·y. aile ot lhe «nllm'. was heart! elt, "ollill Iw Ollt \Into bef01'o the City l'uesc dltll;1 m. or in sight. wOl'ds when YOll aolhed that epl· gl'umllllng: 1)I'lI'It~i '8 I'Olllr With equally gOod taste the BrltlBh Ia.wyer~ : asked 'smm? .' "Il'h'.t tiling yo II k1\ IV," he Imld. lllul·ant. and nlg\ll c1uhA which al" Mr. and to answer a qu stlonnalre on the places at Interest ~. "they'lI put wings Ilnd a 1)l'opellel' Oh til ~og"IIP ((i:l flla1l11~IJ thut the neW bullr1lng which Ing waa the' illhll( to thl'ee yea". Cltl7.Pll ~ llonUI beltin ' no\v to n<\~ himself on ngo. me.nt wII" . was willing lhat It should begin on the TtECORf' jfBt'O.R'tRU WHQ CALL· Mr. Smith 18 aponAo"lng (which I. to Mrs. Or possibili~jeR for 1932, p~r.ticlllal'l;y by watalt he something 111<0 1M 8tOl·I ...) WQlIW A long CtUn~ t.!1 ' ChlLnln bllJldlng. j'lD · ~~DItlNDHA DOllE HEAD I~ Vlattlng at 8pot \vhere he Htl Islands. be tOPller1 by a mu ~t to which I1h·lgl· hIIl'M)' aniWtlPA. thill tilo oanyolI~ mille by the Aky· Becollse CanadA vot('(l conse~y ' tiv~ in t\IC ,. , I I Next )loru' thl,,.e will be another to auI'. 1n!a.lment, recent ('Icction, anti-n, S, ficlltinmnt is ill thl' delcl'mlnatlon to be good sports /rial' all have p ayed l'fJ!UfAN WOUl,D llAVm Bl~E:N A paMM It. SIGN Ol~ COLOR RLINDNIi:Si:l. n. oll("llml) rll~Jdi,\· IIlcmbjlr 1111,1 IIsocnclen'cy in sneh matter~ a~ tariff, JJl'Ohi Ii 1131't In the I\~ tlon of the Brltl~h lawYt!r~; but we THe slghl. lhat vlsltol'8 Ilke to eee lIobtlrt a, , , his wife lhls summer and. would like 10 feel that there was more to It · than that...... (1I~"pp l'n.I· every witntet1 "to heo" 08' bi'ldgl' and not u. conll"odl\y to bo Il~xt li p - abHolul1sin and tyranny. Conco d WO' a later Mar· WlIleh \toll III , hOV e IJf>'Iln MCI'IlCg' hlent lI e,'I)ol·t lI oover lime Hbill ' by ~lty sllrUp,.M. III Its phLOe III WS{ liqnol' e>xpOl't to th(' 'Onited Stll~(,S, ~nd price lous for fa,lr. hU" n dlnno,· Res.lon or lhe Itllchcn th"t glglllltie NI11\J1. tlte new ltlltl8Dn slon Moor. Sum Adams 0 youngilr Cromwell. Verled upping on newsprint paper h deserves to • ,I . . , I ('uhlllet IIntl fnll~ to c~ 11 on me o~ my dvel' bl'l,lll'p w/ll('h jbl ns New JUI'8eY In the development lhe Brlll.h oon8t1tutlon and 1'I'prl!sent IOWII in the'SChott'. If he docs not, ot , ~t ~ the lIIlmp .8lafr \V"ll~1- who. with Monhultn I . AINo 1)10 Ho11611<\ - • a.m._ tht' hllhdicnps nibst bli cOlIsid~nld, ' II\W. which hnvt bl>en defended 011 lhe fIeld or battle In .eRreh at pel-lIOnalw, fU!!rf>fI on~ of • • • 1'llnn~1 which C'nt'rlt'~ vphlchlnr tl"U, Sciz('t1 as n . pllrH~' Hn , Uudulph Hrgoyi<" 21 Y"Q/i Qld,',., IOwan. WI! yollr nOllir088lpl'llg ' kLItI\. ""'l1I\t arc fl !Jenen.th t110 111II1.on. (f Brookhart ha~ arty wenknesR it Jie!! as weU fle Ih Ihe halls at parllamellt. a BrlUlh law· Rctllalll;1 " . ... Cieero, 111. , cUiUt'Ifo;~[l, lircl)l'lling to llolier, tltnt he RI~w Mr'$. ~ 1:30 a.m . all yeUr nt!lil'hb0l'8 dOln8'1" WIll," It comes to eelUng. I'm n~ in being provincial. If l\tacNi'der develops yer might be expected to take off '11Ii 8ho •• betore Pel! tiCI' (inRt't) of Bllrwyn, I11..1nst loy 22, whell tHie r~Mi81A!1\1Ik IIc, Dan; " . . goal! us even lhe 8ecrelul'y of the In· Allin n to ' .hnke nil ,l"II!'O\\lned Noon-L, cmeRlng Ihe rude bridge that arched th' Concord effurts to take hrr htitldbng. llegovic hos cUllre~ Ilillo to lift l'ealstreDgth liS a candjdate, it should be part ~ 1ItIII ...... 1" ell Ml's, R, terlor. rn.1'I1IH self 8uPJ)od11JII' hus been adupt· -ph L. Fl. tf ly because of his dealing -in internatioD!1 t·lver. lIS It were a holy .pot. , I A, aud Mn. V. ij,. wbo entert...... ' ~. I mono. ell Ih N'odtl OaHllfni, . _ . . , other shootitlgs, police ~lIy, , 1),11\.- 1 , p.m. _ ~ {, SEP'rEMBER 10, 1930 WEDNESDA~SEPTEMEE~R =1 =O/=1=9~=n====~~~~==~~======~~==~~--==~~~==~Tn=E~D~A~~~Y~I~O~W~A~N~, I=O~W=A=· =CIT==Y==~.~~======~====~======~======'=P=A=G=E=T=RR==!I~ Maurer Weds i - C-or-a-'v-Ule- N-ew-,-j Hoover to Cut Day's Trade \ · t, Viola Lake at · -M-r.-a-nd-"-lr-e-.-Ed-W-a-rd-o-o-s-e-a-n ~ Immigration in Bonds Has family ot Cosgrove visited al the f Bride~s Home home of Mr. and Mrs. WIlliam Oos. Tho Steady Tone mllh. I. 10 he' tntU'l"ell 16"Rar. Sunday. Takes Step to Curb nelt. N~w York ~fage netr..... Unemployment Gn"rlck WIlS Re"lnald Dandy Mr. and Mre. Raymond Flo.nne,·y NEW YORK. sept. 9 (APf-Bonds Forty Guests A.ttend ~'la nn ery'l ~ n~ both Ill' ttnd hi. fUIUrt ot Iowo. City vl,lted Mr. Situation of DQQth were steady to firm on an IncreAsed were pinyinI!' In the 'Romb!r, Ilarent •• Mr. and MI·s. Tboma. Flan· Local Couple's nery Sunday. turnover today. Scattered IIqulda. WASHINGTON. Bept. 9 (AP) - he' ~ In lit films. nita dolnr Nuptials tlon of some of Ihe !)rlllIe ralls cul II" ha ~ JURI completed th! W il ma Bower. visited with trlends Further restrictions upOn Imtnlgra· by John Esteven small tractions from their quoted c.,.,Ti"". 1m. 6T N... A AIot ...... N.... ~pe~ lend In I"ox's "Just Ima· Viola Lake. daughter ot Mrs. Net· In Cedar Haplde Sunday evening. tlon to prevent Increased unemploy· prices. but funds thus reall%ed _m· will r('call him 118 Aiail· tie Lake. became the b"lde of R udOlph ment will be Imposed by the 8tlite n·';1III1v,n.n·, "w~o lhe3rt In "Song \VIll&t bas gone before: I was conllClo us of my nightly at· that Greyhouse wae comparallvely It. when suddenly I realized that I ed to be rlndlng prompt reinvest· MR urer. son ot J\[r. and Mrs. Ed Margaret White at 'Willlamsburg department at tho dlre.:lIon ot Prea· was not Ihe only one astir In the mont elsewhere. ('sl'O"lall), In Issues Maurer. at the Lake home. 208 E. 111 ..... teodance at Oreyhouse as (I.t1 act ot modern. that I had not set foOL In was a guest ot Thomas 1"lan· Ident Hoover. ()ellA BuliJoo. who WII8 known houllC. offering higher yields. Fairchild street. at 11 a.m. yester· J!ery. pro(esslonal altruism. And that Is It before two night ngo: bul. tor all The chlet executive announced to' to be uohapplly married. Is ollar· distinctly a mild e motion. Indeed. Ihat. the SCn8e ot an unwelcomo In· UnmistakAbly 80meone was mov· Argentine firmer. The Repuhllc day. The single ring service Was pe,·· day American consular otrl~r8 In that nigh t .. !tel' a hard day ot ottlce tlmacy continued. and at length r IlIg In the hall below. 6'" of J9~8 ••.,r l • n. gained mo'·... tormed In the presence ot 40 guests Esther Bowers retmned to her E:urolle will examine tuture appll· der-ed. Cir c umstantial evidence work. vl.ltA. and bosplUlI e~age· was lorced to set It down a.e 0. result There wa.. a. nlght·lamp on the lhan a point on a large turnovtr. br the Rev. OUy H. F lnd ly. HchoOI work In Cedar Ral)lds alter ca n l~ fOr Immigration visas .. Ith a pOints to her hullbRnd f'l'IUlcis Illents I telt a growing dlsrellsh to ol faLlgue Or s01llud • and accept stair landing. and I had about reached whll. the October 6's ot 1969 mlll(!(1 Mrs. Maurer was attired In Ii gown visiting over the week·end at t1w view of rejecting a ll who might boo 88l1lon, 1\8 the murderer. \ Vhen ward retUrning to the soli tary man· It. ·l'hls. however. Wa not enough. thl. when I heard the first 8Ound. Ad· 2 points. flueno~ Aires bonds \\'I'ro 01 Ivory sutln crepo fa~hloncd with home ot ber parents. Mr. and ~l 1". come cha"ges a nd ·add volume to quizzed by Norse. A 1>o Ilee 0111 · s lon. Apart from the crime and 80r' One brellch. as It were having been vanclng now with .tIll greater cau· IIkewl e taken at conSiderably higher A hIgh waist an(\ circular flounces. William Bowc,·s. llrOse ah'ead)' out Of Work In thl. clal, he dellies hi' g uilt. bllt r& row that darkened It. I willi conscious nlade In Illy re.lstance. the Invading tlon. 1 s tood looking down along the levels. She carried a .hower bouquet of white ·ounu·)·. rU8f'8 10 rev.... 1 h l, whereabouts DC an atmosphere of menace pecu· c urrent penetrated deeper. r w fll!!,ht ot steps Into the hall. The,.. Stock warrant and convertible roses. In adQPting this courHe. Hoover 011 the nlgill t he crime. HJs Mrs. C. J. Connors and children. 0' Jlar to the place. whl.ch hod Impressed startled dU"lng the evening b)' Idea a l80 a single light transformed. bonds enjoyed a Calrly good market. Following the ceremony a tWO' saId It would be similar to restl'lc· broIher. Carl. beUevetl him to be IAlwre nce and Thelma Rulh, have re me on the evening ot my flrsl ar· tbat I could have sworn were not Ibough dimly enough. Ihe Sllace be· American Internatlon ..1 5~'s n~mlng. coune breakfast was served. Bowl. tlons placed upon Mexican and Can· Inllocen.l . and Noree is In dlned turned nfter spending the s umme,' mine. lhat boro no resemblance to low to a kind ot spectral chiaroscuro. ton Rand 51's with warranls. TNln. 01 garden flowers were used In the adlan Immlg"allon within tho last 15 to "hare t he belief. Dr. Ames. rival. month. with relallves In West Libel" I m)' usual thought. IUld that I resented And at the foot ot the stairs stood corpor lion 5's alld Warn r Broth.rs table appointments. and tall flowers months. a. frie nd of Ihe IIIlIr" " '\,d womon'8 believed that. even under normal ty. circumstances. Greyhou.e would b ave Involuntarily a8 an Intrusion [rom Lhe figure of a man. PIctures 6's wprE' a mong the tlnn decorated the home. L'loor Immigration trom Mexico 8lt!ter, ElelUlor Graham thinks spot.. Rall~ carrylnilr stock featUre. Ilroduced the efCort ot deUU!hment without. but could not expel. Whe n I Urst caught lllght of blm. M.... Maurer. a~raduato ot the unl· OII lIion ~lIt y. Norse deltiY8 in ""gged. (or there waft IIttl~ \'Itnhl), In Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osendorr of West has now practically cealled. the de· and mystery. Never had the club pre· Ae a" In s tance of thle. I becam e .er81ly In tho class ot 1925. was af· I,artmant said. a nd similar steps IIlAklng t he lUTest alld. Ihe morn· his hfad was turned toward Ihe 11· the rallroad share. on the "tuck ex· Bro.neh visited friends bere ThUrsday .ented ttselt as mo,·. cozy and human; 8ud<1enly aware that I 8hould like to filiated wIth Alpha Delta. PI BOI·orlty. have b,'Ought .. conslderuble tall ing Ing a fter the murder. he receives brary doors. and almost at once ho change. R e ding oal Rnd Iron 6'. modern artlflclnl lights evening. never had I a stronger Incllnallon tor rooseS8 Oreyhouse. or rather subJ c t himself moved In that drecUon. 1 we Erodelphlan literary Boclety. Y ."V.C. oft In canadian ImmIgration. A note bearing Ra Uiun's 8h~ nlt· gained 1\ pol" t. te on Wrns overy thIng !un· the company of my fellqw men t han myself to It. be possessed by It- 0. A. • and W.A.A .• council. During tho FOr the purpose ot calTylng the lure. In which he adnrlts the Iward him almost Inaudibly "hutting Smull dN'llnl's In Atchison (I.n~ral do, n.nc1 n'llich more, becauRe M,·. and Mr.. Well",n a nd tamlly tonight"" I motored out a long the most outrageous notlon. because at I he doors. and concluded that he had past fo u r yeo.rs ahe has se"ved as proposed "yst~m Into etrect, two con· cr im e all(1 SHyS he is conIJnilllng ~·s. Baltimore nnd Ohio h·B. he • plnr IIglllR to get speclflo movcd to Tiffin yesterday. rountry h ighroad. No doubt. becauso the same time I know that Iloalhed !oclety edlto,' oC the PI·eBs·Cltlzen. r~ I 'e n c('H Of consular offlcel's are to . ulclde . .. Dr. An'es. Ilt Mis. G rn· (:o me that way, but, ns the locks w er'o pcnke and Ohio 4 .... Union Paclflo And you cnn't move Ih. n.e place. that It contradicted evef)' Mr. Maurer has been employed In be hOld In E U" ope soon. with Wilbur h.,n·s reque>;/ re"'8 1118 ilL the Bal· of Mrs. Ball lon'" funeral that a.tter· not yet ~pnJred they had probably First 4'. and Wetltem Marylalld 4',. Marshall O'Hara a nd E lwood Me· laste I hnd I\lth rega"d to cozinellll the otClce ot Ihe county treaBu rer Cor J . carr. assl.tunt sec"ctary ot state. lion ho",e. Greyhollse. to I'are for noon. E leanor would leave me to dine r wung ajar and he wished to leave u well aa a ooks or other curios or Francis Bal· f"om nowhere my mind continued to " witch. Beneath me nOw exl~nde d a 80Ur! Pacific G£l'o('ral .. 's. Northern Dr. Lee F. Chess del' the plans. detecUve Is malullr. 1I0n's museum-I 8huddered at the '!truggle. I recalled In successloo well ot darkness. I fell Instinctively Pacific 6'" ana Nortb rn '"ntmI4r. Farmers ot this vicinity are now In normal time. It haB been cus· "otlon. t he day'. events. what palle n ts I hlid that he was again a,ppronchln the were nctlv~ 0 11 u. rlMhlJ: tHlct~ tiCc'\ le. Married to Thelma completing their swoet cOI'n picking. tom/tr·y to grant visas to able bodied Now go 0 " wh h the slory: Thon. too. after a gloomy ovenlng. visited. whllt IV(,,'e 10mOrrow's prob· stairs. Kan68.8 Ity South~rn 5'. mado a The COrn Is being hauled to the can· there was this fantastic midnight km8; and yet. at the elld ot every But who W8.8 he? Had None aller Heck on August 5 applicants It they mean to work and n w high. nlng !actQI'y In Iowa City. had su(flclont funds to support visit ot Norse's to watch tor. 80 avenue. 1 foun(1 myself baCk at all found some entran~ 10 the hduse. Utilities and Inrluot"lnls w!'r firm. lhat 1 was denied even the solace Grcyhousc. Atter all. even NO"se's themselvcs and thOse dependent on 1 fit. 'rathe,· lhan Observed. a ot and was h now coming to meet me? AI'mour RNll Estate 46's. Bush Thelm a L. Heck. 216 E. Blooming. Tho Coralville r.T.A. will hold Its untimely visit at one o'clock would them u ntil their dcstlnlLlIon In tho rhange In Cnrl Ba lllon '8 attitude as !;)ed. I telt no little Il l·used a nd put up· That seerned hnl)oSf} ble. because 1 '.r rmlnal 6·s. Intel'l\aLlonal em nt to n slreet. and De. LIle ~'. Chess of tlrst regular meeting at the 8Cl1001 Unltc(l States wa. reached. In abo on by thewhOle arrangememnt a natll· be a rellet. What. I wonr(t tho MnHlll "l In pleted a combined flve·yeal· cour8e Charles Wilson visited trlends al lie ch"rge. a young a nd attractive woman. there ed my valise to Hnsto. and climbed Of Ha8ta? the recent night? Was It tho s trang. somo lim .. and 1)r1cea heltl steady. In nursing and Jlbera l arts In June. Deep River Sunda.y. I. apt to be mOre suspicion than ben· the wide staircase to my room. I watched the butler moving 10 and ler fresh trom bls grave. condemned Mlchnel CurUz. the dlreclor. jJe(n,r connected ""Ith Phi Omega. Anne Roderlck's condition had reo \fro. competent. silent-a noiseless to play hlo part once more and steal· ~volence In the scrutiny. and moro lIlar. that I had 8tood bcfore .... b. n strong mnn In a l1un· PI social soro"lly lIJld Sigma Thctll lo'armer8 ot this locality are now Lieut. Grow: Denies malned unaltered during the day. The man. who nccorded with lh s tate' Ing now to a ghostly victim? Invol· jealously than either. sentinel ",ua.rdlng a stairWaY aL night. reus? 'J'au, nur8es' honoral'Y sorority. Dr. fil ling thch' sllos tor their stock tI,l. nurSe I had sent was In attendance. IIn ess around him IIko Its own sha.d· untarlly I shrank back along the Alleged Intention of And somehow I had the Intuition that I ha.d walt d now. peering In Chess graduated tram the college ot winter. and I found Eleano. at the bedside. ow. Ho kept his eyes lowe,·ed. but baluslrade. as tha t Balllon's jealously could b ~ vain at the coming of an Invil ible 0.' medicine In 1927 and has been 1)l"aC' Bombing Arequipa It was evident that the day. with on(, knew that ho obse"ved eveey· The nlght·lamp was 80 armnged tlclng his proCession In Reed City "cathlng nnd relcntless. that It was susln. The senoe ot eralt and PERSONALS- It. last ministry to Cella Bailion. thing. III. step wus like the easy II! to light only the corridor; It lett lor the past two years. Mfer to tIIch baeo·handed tho qual" stealth. of man Il ilted with man In Mary Angela Frank. '30 ot lOt. LIMA. Peru. Sept. 9 (AP)-The holl been hard; and. as I had sup' '1vlng ot a panther. If therc were lire s talrclUlo In complete darkness. Dr. and Mrs. Chess will be at 11 0me I'Y or a lion than glvo an Impression blind conrllet. beMet me. Anll al· Dodge. 18 a two weeks' gueBt at tile Arequipa newspaper "Notlclas." to· po"c d. she preterred to dine alone. a nyone lett to SUSI)cct. In view ot Out throu h the da"kness lorn one al Reed City Scpt. 22 following a here of Intruding. Not that I ad· most beforo It hapPt:!ned. 1 know what Alpha Chi Omega house. clay published an Interview with Lieut. Tl:el'efafc. my tore bodings being Balllon's conte.slon8. ourely tbls was was appronchlng. trip Ihrough Mlnnesola. and Canuda. mired him the less tor this-It Was would o<'cur. Com. Harold B. Orow. U. S. naval tuWlled. I sat by myselt, watching h e. At the conclusion ot dinner. I And now occurred the first of tholle merely an nspect ot his character A sudden mass of shade roo" In tront Inment. nnd did much I. Dr. and Mrs. ;'1llrord E. Barnes reserve ofncer who was head ot tho Ha&ta glide torth and back In the 8tiw .him Jlft my chlllt· ot masslvo wa l' hallUcinations (l ha ve no other word) r. nd ener~; nor above all. could 1 of me-a body shocked agnJnst mine ot f.ml nine w", wor1r twe-lve months. Iowa last year being connected with Three University I was quoted as saying. "I have asked I replied t hat I bnd urged her to It I myself bad become a concept In tlrst night at Oreyhouse. Thero r . nella Chi fmtern Ity. the diplomatic representative of my leave. that she needed a chanSe bad· the mind ot someone else. And this .rnalned three hours until Norse's And The couplo will make their home at Alumni Added to country not to Intervene because I Iy. a nd that I would do my best. mind .xerted hypnotlo pre. SUre. It arrival. ng their IllS! forlorn hope. 14 S. Ollbort street where Mr. K"lz Iowa Union Staff believe I am not to blame but am the "Sho's been there a year." he went \Va.., &!I tr thl. agency. Or whatever Somehow 01' olher. I got through 'Rest of the Week' HlnJno produced a pellUon .'111 continue with his' college work. victim of circumstances. I hopo on. "since Cella's co ndition grew one might call II. were bent on d18' them. allhough In a feverlsb tedium .1J!11t'C1 by these good lndlei justice will prevail. My slncere8t WOrse. So far. I 've been able to solving me In Its ow n th ought~ .. oce8· I should not like to relJeot. The cJr" '.rh'·ee recent alumni ot the Unl· take her out a good deal. and she's se8. making me one with Itself-Just cum.tances ot my last vl.gllthero were to b,' Illiowed to conUnne III Kings )}augh ters wish 18 to continue developing avla· H few more monthS. Wom· \'Crslty ot Iowa have been added a s tlon In Peru as I have done during had SDme distraction; but now tbat·s ns In a c"owd Individual psychology too reeont. the Identity of hour and 43 ot tllP 48 ,tates were tfp. Will 31eet tull time employes at Iowa Union tor the last seven years." Imp08slble. 'l'he place will seem a Is dominated and absorbed by that place evoked too cleflrly those other 'rbe Electa Circle ot Kings Daugh· the coming year. Margaret Echlln. prison to her. and I don·t want ber ot the mass. hou,·. with their grim aftcl·math . 1 <11.lrlbutlon by states Willi ters will hold lts first meeting ot ·SO. part time employe last year. will to detest It. because (this Is s trlclly I tound myselt reacting against It could not wholly prevent a r turn Of SPECIALS The large8t state group Ihe year at the city library at 3 p.m. be In attendance at the Union desk Daughter of Former lJCtween you and mc) we expect to In a. sort ot panic. as If my Indlvldua.l· the tormer o.pwehen810n. a nd feared N(),," York I 52. tomorrow. 'Plans are to begin a full time with Lloyse Fisher. present Local Resident Dies live together there some day." Ity were at .take. But tbe pressure without renson to tear. What wa. In l'I:~~t waM Pennsylvanl& Bible study. and each member Is reo attendant. I congratulated him with l"eal feel· continued; I lo.t headway. as I( lt that ballnted m e? The house It· lIll'n lIi1noi1<. 36; M:l,'!8Ill!hu· quested to bring tablel. a.nd pencils. Mrs. Irene K . Warner. '28. ha. reo selt. or tho de nse silence?' My head Information has been received or lng, for it there was ever a man who, against an Wlremltttng undertow. Ohio. 2x; Maryland. 21; 1I1 .. ceived appointment as secretary to throbbed, lUI lr worn out In Its use' the death ot Vlrgnla Sleg. daughter by renson of personal charm and For Instance. It wa.e with a "enSe ot I-IOSIERY TndlAna. and VIrginia. II Hutus H. Fitzgerald. director of tho les struggle ognlnst nothingness. of Prof. and Mrs. Lee P. Sleg or Pltt8' attainments. deserved Eleanor Gra· surrender. ot having the Impres.lon Ill"" , Mlnne90ln and '!'en· 8chool ot fine arts and Iowa Union. At one o'clock I turned out the I·u,·&h. Pa. The death Aug. 22 tol· ham. It was be. I think my manner thrust upon me. that 1 became con· Semi·Fashioned Chiffon Hosiery, I'll h; rowa. I G: Dlshict or Mrs. Nettle S. ROYce will be employed reassured him. He thanked me tor selous ot a. strange tamlllarlty In llghl and walted In darkness near the 14: Ororgla. 13; Wlsconll1n. PERSONAL ITEMS lowed a brlet Illness dUe to general pair ...... 43c 0.8 8ecretary tor the Iowa. Union staying at Greyhouse; but hoped 1 my surroundlng&-the k Ind of paramo Window for the flash of Norse's lamp. Jt:!r ey. 10. corporation. perltonltus. Some time passed. Then. at length. Full·Fashioned Chi ffon Hosiery, Alter spendln!!, the week·end with Protessor Sleg Is a former resident would not be long be Inconvenienced. nesla that Induces a bellet that one startlingly distinct. it tlared and WII" pair ...... bU'shel, o! Mrs. Leah Yoder 525 Oakland avenue. Iowo. City having earned a B.S. "Ot course. I teel safer In having has seen a n absolu tely new plll(le 79c Iowa Poult.ryme n Con vene ot gone. 1 r eplied with the covenanted grown annually )In. Jake Miller returned to her homo degree here In 1900. an M.S. In 1901. your Ihere. It I can do a nything. lot betore; only here the Impreill!lon was 2 pairs for ...... $ 1.50 DES MOINES (AP)-The Iowa signal tben opened my door quietly. It Sharon Monday. and a Ph.D. In 1910. and Mr• . Sleg me know. And. a.t any rate. I'll bo moro vtvld. and reeembled th e l"ec· Eiffel $1.25 Service Weight, broken assortment, Poultry Improvement association to· nnd stole out along tho corridor. We 98 gl'aduated In 1914. Protessor Slog out for dinner occasionally." ognltlon ot a. !onnerly well· known day began a tour day convention here. "ere like boys at somO game ot hide· pair ...... C C. J. Ruppert of tbe Shell petroleUm was a member ot thl! university facul· But the Implication. perhaps fan· scene that has emalned unvisited tor About 400 delegates were e~pected to many year •. the' lantern. 1 reflected. and was feel· Odd Lot of Chiffon Ilose, including Gordo n V. lines corporation motored to Tipton On bus· ty hlivlng been on the statt trom clful on my part. WIUl that be Intend· be on hand by tomorrow. ed t8' exercise friendly supervision. I say this conviction Im pressed It· Ing no little ashamed at my part In In••• yesterday. 1899·1900. 1908·1919. and 192Q.l924. lIe need not, however, have been ~e l t as something torelgn to my own A total of 4.918 cattle In 508 he"ds He Is now dean ot the coilege at tho ~!~ ~.i. ~.~ ~~.~.~~~~.: . ~~ ~ ~~~.~~. ~.~:.~.~. : ...... $1.19 were given tuberculin tests during University of Pittsburgh as well as concerned. Now that. !IO to speak. mind. just as one succumbs to chlor· Wilma. Bailey. 312 S. GO\'ernor otorm. I could not rid m yself ot It July In 1Il1ss18slppl. deltn ot the graduate school. the vague all urement ot a doubt had Ilreet. Blossom Henton of Wakefield. T,assed from my Interest In Eleanor. hy a ny argument. I repeated In vain ~l~~~~~~:s ~;aii:r~.~.~~~.~~~~.~:~.~~~ ..~ .~ .~~~ . ;.. 33 c Nebr. and Jeanne Coppage ot Stan· I~ n lelt yesterday tor Cedar Falls +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ••••••••• ...... t ~ ",ttend the wedding ot Ruth Orth. ~:~::l~it$l~~~~~~~t.~~ ~.~ ~: ~. ~~.~~ : $1.50 In Alpha Xi D Ita 80rorlty Sister. and 2 pairs [or ...... $2.85 lWbert Piper ot Charlton. Fall Cleanlna IN RICH, Simeon Miller a.nd son. Daniel. ot ·PURE Ankeny visited at the W . D. Be"key JEWELRY bome. 310 Grand avenu,e. Monday. Pre-Season and Pari. Cleaner.· Hrs. Emily Kauffman and daugh· SUDS An $1.00 Costume Jewelry ter. Luelle. Of Kalona were busln08s ,Ialtors In Io~a Clly Monday. 'Fur Coat that's why our way J. N. NOJan.-ass18tant dlvl.lon man· gives you tleaner, Iller ot the Shell petroleum corpora· THE TWO ~O HAND tlon from MOline Ill.. was In lown sweeter while.wor./4 City Tuesday on business. Display IN HAND All Leather Belts % PRICE Mr. and Mr•. L. O. Alba ugh and THIS FALL LET ARE your white things tosine cblldren. Robel·t lind WllIhun. o( Ames visited Ilt the O. F. Oal'dncl' their oricinaJ ltIowy beauty? home. 915 S. Summit stroet ove,· The Newton Annis Fur Post PARIS DO IT! Are they tinced with gray even TOILET' GOODS the week·end. M ,\ AI!;)augh wa. en· IOU . to Hnrvard WhCl'O he has been after you waab them? Let us Itanted 0. IICholarshlp. of Detroit will display do them once, by our special Special Prices on Dosed Mrs. Orville Eddy ot Oxford Is Connula. and notice the differ. Out Lines and Odd Lot ,,1. IUn g nt th o 1I. L. Bailey h ome. coats and chokers at Hostet- PHONE ence. A luke-warm rinse to '12 B. Governor st'·eet. M.r. Eddy Is In the unlvorslty hospital receiving loosen dirt; four baths in rich tleatment. Assortments ler's tonwrrow and Friday. IUds; then four to five rinaes Kolynos Tooth Paste, Prince ~ PaL Icc As Robert and Yel'ne Ja.mes. 812 Denr. Dr. in filtered water. No wonder West's Tooth Pastc, tringent, IJ 0 t io n , b ~rn street. rctu"ned Mondny arter a Two Year Guaranteed Coats "btlt with 1'C latlvu In Twin Fall •• they come out like newl Try Idabo, ss !~a~~ ~~~.~:...... c ~::~~~:.~: ~~~~~~ 49c tIS thi. week I .. 17 One Year Free Storage Daggett and Ramsdcll Debut Face Powder, De "' Phone 294 votion Crl'lIm, Skin WSUI PROGRAM Cold Cream, Milkweed. Paris Our Red Cars Go Everywhere Cream, Rose Cold 22 Wllitcners, D n b ar r y Bath Salts, Face Pow For Toda y Cream, tube ...... C • a.m.-A Ir edition ot The nail), New Process IAtrge size Daggett aDd ders, Creams, 69 ] regoyir, 21 Y~81'!! Qld,,11 Iowan. W illiam Webcl'. Hostetler's Style Shop Ramsdell Cold Cream, Perfnmes, each C , t hilt hr Hlrw ~It1. Mat1 1:88 a.m.-Markels . Welllhel'. Mu· lie. DI"ly 1m lie. Cleaners Blue Rose Cold Cream, Remember - Strub's 109 S. Dubuque St. 22, wit u ~ reti.hl\l ~ Noon-Lunc heon hour pI'ogram, Jo. ., La~dry Giyi 'Eagle Discount hl.l conre~ al80 to lift lteph L. F leher. ;~~~~~:...... 39c StamP8 • p. m.-Dinner hour pI·ogra.m. I 8 p . m.-1o{ 1 1 ~lrl\l p,·ogl·a.m. ...------...-----~ ...... III!i.!t~-..,1 Soft Water Used Exclusively • ••• l.tl~tt*** •••• t ••••••• t.t* •• tttt ••• ltl •• *tlttI ... . ' t .., ,.... m:FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CITY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930-- ' .~;------~~------~y RUBE ...... Night Baseball GOLDBERG J Thrilling :{(NOW YOUR IOWA CITY pcal'l;l \ JUNiOR, Nou.) G<:::> M.Y !-I FE's Wo~ ';so --["0 BEl::> C7\ ~L '(" REWA~-I'\fE ~ Perry W o~ lJa.tl~ 'Of Lake I Erie 117 Years Ago. 1~\G1-\\ ANt:::. GET D\SCO\JERE::e::. A NE.W .Today, R~ports James O'Hanlon A G::)Ot:. METEoR, - l'l..L CALL SLeE? "LoUIS~".IIIIIIII. VOLUME XXX: Exactly 117 years ago today one before Iowa lly which was wet to lIf the big n~oments In United Slates the last "with Its university and N81ll1:), came to on -American "neet" aU." 'VaJ'bingilln, Lincoln, Wilson on Lake Erl.e. 'Whlch brings to mind the [oct that Admiral Oliver Hazard Perry'S flag· 'Vood,·ow 'Yilson tried 10 Ruppr",,~ .hlp, The Lnwrfr.lc.e-nnmed tor (iill'.OO, Jnedlunl, $G.OOffII0 .25; rows, /loo.l lind terested In describing how puny The war. i"'evio1l8 day ...... 169.4 121.9 224.9 Head Inter C4!1"t'1_E-6,OOO; calvrs 3,000; choler, ~5.00~1 8.25; common "nil J1a.\vrence looked at Erie, Pa., where -fIOGS-19,OOO; incJudln" ~,500 ill· Weck ago ...... lG7.ii 121.1 222.2 Asselll It was reatored after a repol·ted stas red": clo_eli ",bout steMY al steopg s nappy marl,et on yeu I'll n:.:. alii! meilium. $4.0005.2:;; low CUtlN' and Yelll' ngo ...... 240.4 161.8 3 2~.4 of .0 years under the currents and ltght aleer_; slow strady on welghtv CUtlCI', $3.00111' U5; (hull", ypurlingH lIigh, 11130 .• ...... 202.4 141.0 281.3 Stocl{ Market earl)' price"; pacl,lng sows lal'gclf 10 GENEVA, Swlt7. .. ~ro.a currents of Lake Erle-Reem· bu)locks; extreme top yea,'lIngs excluded) good choir. I)Pcr. $(;QO@ 1,0\\", t930 ...... 149.6 110.4 ~04.7 Ingly ns well l)reServed as evcr, highor; unoel' weigbts lost part .ot The league of nation $12.70; pcw high on crop: best 7,00: CUHN' to medium. S4.~a Iftl G.40; Drummer Boy ill '6;; Values Seek earl,v 15·25c advance; top $11.30: bulk heaVies $12.40: 'tlll grnde s tpers Hcal· About 1.000 lambs, without a Single brated tho opening of ~ . You B e, Ml·. O'Hanlon Wru< born 200·260 Ib8.. $) 1.15 ®1l.30; Shjpptlt'8 Ing 1,lU der 1.000 Ibs.. In b"ood 110' voaIN·. (milk ferl) I;ood nnd cholre. rull, hltve h.~n RhippM thi s year by nual se""lon touay " 8.long the shore of Lake Erie, In AI· 5,000; estimatecl holduv~r 5,0 00 : lI;;ld maUd; slAugh1('lo ('ollie nna vrul("t's' $11.00""13.00: medlUlll, $O.OM,'ll.OO: fnrme!'s or lIf c:lflnn county, Teml. lormallty, but the • legheny county, Pennsylvania. There, ligh!." l40·HO lbs., $10.00tfl'l0.85; "teers, goo~ nnd ellolee. GOO ·900 !h, rull nnel eorl11110n, S7.;;ulfi !1.OO; StOrk~l Higher Level populnl' Intel'cst pla~" 11.8 Ii lad 11 years old he woke to a.n light weight, 1 GO·200 Ibs., ~10.G5ijl [email protected]: 900·1,100 lb •. , $10.2HP " ltd fpp,lt'r "(lltl~: Nlerl'", good 0.1\'\ A ~lIrVl'Y to s, crowbars and wheel· ,VOOIWOl-tb was 'a envo ... te, rnJlyjnl' though some loans \\ ere made In the with December In. teud or Ejeptembcr. oul"lde market nt 2 Ilel' cent, appal· been listed II" th. ch ba.rrows, more than 2 points on 3 IUl'gp tum· J'l'h", trading basis wns u.-hang",d cnlly [orecu.lI,'\g an official relurn gate to the ""s('mhly, It was as a CQ.rrler hoy for the Buf· over. to that level in n. few days. and with D cern bel' on the down· speculation was will. falo Express th Q.1 J 2 year old ,TameH The tohacco group was acHve and A marked Impro"emcnt In l..<1l1n g'l'adc, spot sales were ~·~c ;ower. alle"noon nnr! ewninJ O'IIanlon m et P.resldent Abl'aham ott'ong. American tobacco old ",hnrPP Lincoln getting to shake hands as he American rntes feutured tbe lorelgn Shipping sales totnled 95 ,000 bushels. He gave no rxrla.ntll were bid up 4 JlOlnt~ while Liggett delegated hlij IloWC,·S presented the chief executive with a ,,:x.changes. The Sllunlsh pe!J('ta waH and ~()'el's l';).llied 3 a.nd "B" stock 2. a.IoJa. llaper, o l1'ootls, particularly Cnnttdn. l)t'Y, Na .. Htl' Ollh A recent survey revealed 244 non' DelegateB askcd on. "that remInds him 01 tne ' Lincoln· lIon,,1 .Bis,-,ult. Loose Will'S and Oen· • cultivated plants In Texas that nor GrandI's preciplt. Douglas debate Ilt F'reeJ)Ort, Ill., prot Jo'ood •• r""elvl'(\ ROme attention. • ! , Ilu sceptlble to COttOlt rool rot. of his colleague. ha<1 ",Wch his fnthe, heJrd and told abOut. tfnea.lne~s over the crude 011 cur· I Chicago Grain with slow pl·og .. es~ of Nl)tables woro sealed on a platrorm taihnt>nt prog.rul11 In Okln.homa, ~ • between France n nd befOre a lal'ge a1)dlencc. whero legnJ uctlOn has 1)(>l' u tal,.n to CHICAGO. Sept. 9 (AP)-The rllll naval cllfterence., left 0[ ' 'A wave uneaslnesR stirred the prevent enforcement o( the COrtlO!,(l' 'of cash whcat today was ('s tirnule,1 London naval ronf r( crowd. "Honest Abe" was late, hiS tlon commisslon'$ p~·o·ratlon 0l'del' at 23 cars. Prices were ~.lc lower 'fituleS<'u E train having been delayetl. Pres· [lSllin"t one compo. nY', affected lhe Ibut the trading basis m03tly un· Meanwhile, the elec ~nlly the future Pl'psldent arrived, oi1~. St:lndnrd of New Jersty dipped changed. Shipping saleH picked up • - I Tltulescu, general R l'ltsslng before Stephen A. Douglas a polnt and othel' me',:bers of the to totol 75,000 bushels. J':XPOl't bUHI. te" to London, to til, enroute to his seat on, the Platform. H tl1r1~"rd group reacted fractionaJly. ness continued negligible the a""embly, clearet Thill dark. curly heMed, stocky Houston, primarily a natural gas Ia· , 6pot ('orn rE'Col])t. were estlmnlrrl M. Bl'1ancJ'. long awn "IIUle giant" remarked In a stage sue, advanced a point. 'tt lOG cars The [railing lla~is was upon hi. hOI)(" ancl p whisper "How long, 0 Lord, how General Elech'lc, Radio, W~stlng· largely unchanged on both the rholce TODAY tuJ'~ ot thE" J~lH·opea n ·long."-pUlinlng on 111~ opponent's house Electric and Eastmo n Kodak and Ie". "eslral,le orrerlngs. Sale~ It was understood .Jtnglh of 'h eIght and tardiness. 1T\oved quietly, )lluklng nominal also 11'1'1'1' unchnngNl Rhlpplng saleo '''- Briand will offer" rCR . , Undisturbed, Lincoln Informed his gains. General Motors lost Its ago we,'p only 31,000 bu.hpl" and book· ONLY Ing Buggeations ro .. " ~j.lener" that " 1 have come hero to gl'e"slvenc"s and yielded half a I>olnt • • pean collabomllon \1'1 'lIO som thing I don't like to do, but on the day. Aubu1'll Auto sllppell work of .thr lellgup. which t must-stone Stephen." bael' In proflt taklng. while Pierce lIS 1V1Il be dehatNI hUN' I Mr. O'Hanlon chuckles In recollee· Anow pl'e!erred w~nt to II. new low Another Big Fall semhly·. stantllng com 'lIon 01 the audience's mirth at Lin· on n five point break. • Sir Rol)(>rt Bornen, 1 coln's punning retort. A dozen 01' SO of the utillllcs rallle~ Thriller Canada. 11'111 Ol,pn th~ That North, South Spat one to tbree pOints. Postal '1'ele· In the mOrlll11A'. and wi 'Another Itom concerning [he Lin· Iy lollowed by lhl' mlnl stor. COin administration was thltt there Take.a .. chance Toda~ " s assembly sc ",Pre foul' living ex·presldents-the Yon have not renewed your sub.. pled wllh tile orgolliza most alive Itt anyone tIme In the na· tees and sImilar p .. ellm tlon's history-ali credited by gossip Members of ti1. ilH '",It'll being soutbern sympathlzeFs. scription to The Daily Iowan send aald tonight thl ' Sig 'Southerner John Tyle.t· had com· , Starting peeled to return to 0('1 lnanded troops In the Maxlcan wa.r, course of the as s embl~ an enten>rlZe pa.rtly In behalf of slave does so, th~ RI·lan<1·n ··terrltory eXPiUlslon. James Buchan· ~aturday P're-':I in your renewal at once. tlons would stU I b~ I O~ I, Lincoln's pl'edecessor, WR@ con Now Spowing FOR ONE BIG WEEK both Yrellch and Jlal sidered lukewarm In W~ official n[.,. was learned Ihat "110.\ tltudo toward rebellious south. MU· vilew are now gOing on be a The , Funfl.~e.st Com :Jurd FUlmore and J<'ran!y Tho CounteR. Ai>]I On Wife of the "tatesman, tbat bo(ly because he had fnlled ~o tho commillee on sorh take tho oath of allegiance. tarlan que.tlO"A . SI,· _ Mr. O'H{tllIOn voted on his twenty· or CanU(1I1, \VU~ mutlo ( · first birthday, In Octoher 1871. 4t lIUeal COl11 l11lt lrc'. i ~ that Ume Maine wps not the only ...... also- , Hlnte holding it. election earlier than . .. ,·' IMI:'IIOI" ( 'hu1l1I' ,tbe customary Nove mber time. A Silly Symphony HTRAWBJo:BH l' I' Voted Alai nst Grant E . ~ Wllllal11 l'enflelri. 61 , , Eligible to cost his first vote In a tODAY )Jolc l;llllng Chtllll pJUI' "ARCTIC ANTICS" : ""tlonal election in 1872, Mr. O'Han· new worJ(('M 1'0('01'41 h , Ion threw ,his b~lIot demOCl'aUc, 101' ,Very .Funny h~ contln ucd 011 Ills I ', Horace Greeley of the New York . , , iHIllO ut 4:30 U,/I1 , • I I '~~OM 11 1"1'" ' Tribune. aut 80u~bern Neg"Des who :pAmE .NEWS .TALJ{S l)(l.l\('<1 he ; $0 obtnlned th ~ (ra.llcblse that yeql' wrrck Keli),. 4~ 11 holll , I A decatle later came the flrst Aus· 1 " T~ OltftlU\ding Picture George B. AIlI'nf'I' , 7fi ) I \rallan ballot In ,Iowa-tol' a, prol11bl· er nlilYOl' (lr She,".,,,J I \ion referendum! Thouil1 tl\e 8tate Sa.tlird,y i'ruetiday nlg hl ll fto·,· 'l I "Dted dry, a Inw of the stale lerllla· ef the Year I Dnd ~ ,-ra In 18&fi-the mul.;t or high lie· with , ~.e 8tat\lte~rever"cd the "It~aU()n, LILLIAN ROTH "D, 'lXUlna· . ' " "Me<>I; the n01 Friend" .hd IOlli&. U a wb,ol~ did not become " THE WEA~ dry oWcla,Vy \11\tll 1916, M.r. O·Ra.n· Jack Oakie ' At ~11\e FIRST wi~h the news · Ion reports. - A BIF,er and Bett~ ~ic. , ,;, "RolliCk \:Omecly" IOWA-Mostly'" '" There' we1'6 dry counUe8 aDd wet f la Alld Friday; probabl.l " 111MWI'", "lid ,1U1II1f' ooun tl e8 t n th e Dle8.n tl Die, Ilowever...... ' '''-, Than ,,'Rio D.~,...,I to' I' "T1.~ J1 MOVIETONE NEU1.llYf~ So,.ia Linn" ... ' '''~'lIt , 1"ritll1~ f III1(h" W;a"IlIA4tc,n cO.WUy W~8 dry. MilS' ""1 '" t" I;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"~ IIltlne, tbough a rivel' town went dry 11i----111!------.1I ______.... _J1
