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...... re•• hf'. 1"re.re•• he YoJume 28 6 PAGES OaU,. N ftWlpaper FIVE CENTS Number 52 ~on • The Loser The Winner Democrats of Iowa • r Anzac Gets Worst. . to Assem'ble Today Beating of Career Kenderdine of Iowa City Gives Keynote Committee Asks Champion Cuts Gritty Heeney to Piece. After Addre•• Seventh Round; Tom Starts Strong E. L. O'Connor to But Finishes on His Back DES MOINES. July 26 (AP)­ Iowa demoracy whIch a.sembles here tomorrow In .tate convention Head Democrats By CIIARLES W. DUNKLEY , Is prepared to renew It' alleglence YANKEE S1'ADTUM, :New York, July 26 (AP)-Blinded to Jeftersonlan ' principle. and af· and IStaggc1'ing, bis face a bloody smear, '1'om Heeney, the hard firm the tenets of poll tica.l creed Chairman to Organize rack from down under, coll apsed and fell a victim to a technical laid down In the party nallonal plat, form prom u Igated at Houston IMt Party to Support knockout in the elevontb round of his world's heavyweight cham­ month. F. C, Titzell pionship battle with Gene 'rumley tonight. Two Pl'lnc",al obJectlve9 were the Tunney, born anrl bred in New York, and defending his title Immedlale aim Of the convention; Attorne,y ,E. L . O'Connor ot Iowa at home for the firi:lt time, cut the :;turdy, courageous New Zea· one. to build a platrorm Cal \ulaled waH lander to pieces, subjecting him to one of the worst beatings Ii to bold tbe democratic vote Intact (llty chosen chairman ot the and lo lure ballots from the ODP,?"' democratic Becond district con,l(re8' ch allenger ever received. Ing party In the November election; olonal commlt,tee at a conference ot Upward of 50,000 spectators saw Heeney wade in to unbroken and the other lo selecl a new stale the commHtee In the court house slaughter throllgh round aftcl' round a~ Tunney, the master central committee to chart the course ot the democratic pollllcal hero Thuroday morning. He suc· boxer, lashed his facc with lcft·hooks and poundcd bis heart with campaign. The 'business oC the plat· c~ed. Glen D, Kelly In the oWce. vicious i:lolid rights. form Is a. convention function; com· The dut ~s ot Mr. O'Connor will Heeney Cllme charging in like a bull, but the elusive 'r\mney, mlttee naming, a. pe"ogallve ot dla· be to organize the democrats of the cool and collected, evaded hiH wild rights to the jaw and stabbed trlct caucuses to be held Immediate· Second district tor SUI\POl·t at Dr. Iy priOr to the convention which him with lefts to the face until t he thud of the gloves against meets at 11 a .m. F. C. Tltzell congressman at this Heeney's cut IlIld Ibrulsed tace 01· O. A. Kenderdine. democratic cun· district. Doctor Tltzell announced most became monotonous. Iresident of dldMe for attomey general, Iowa a~ the meeting that he expects to "That Blimy Thumb" 5C) ,000 Crowd Jllowcd the City, was gl ven the ta sk Of aou nd· h,lVO a campaign m(Lnsger at work Tho Associated PI'ess score card Obregon to Ing the keynote of party creed In "oon, relieving the district cha Ir· Tom Blames Tunney his address ot tempary chalrtt\ln ot showed Tunney winning at leut ma, Uex. l1lan of a great deal ot routine mat· the convention. YANKEE STADIUM, New nino of the 11 rounds, with H enay nllu8el t', Speak ler connected with the campaign. York. July 26 (AP)-Tom Heeney, wining the first and dlvlGene Tunney's heavyweight badly pounded target who, a lthough ant lo talk Of campaign Issues. pro· sented were Scott, Iowa, Muscatine, crown. bol'lng In ,.Ith tireless energy. could claimed tonight thilt a governorship and Johnson; those not represented "Gene's thumb 9tuck in my novel' escape Tunney's mastN'rul at· elUllpalgn Involving 11.1\ at the big were Clinton and Jackson, eye 8S We sq U!U'ed ott for th!> tack. 188ues of state and setting out clear. The meeting also served to tLp ' eighth round, and I never coUld The crowd, estimated In exce88 ot Iy the position of tho candidates on pOint committees trom the four see anything out of that eye 50 ,000 with gate receipts alml'o"l· national QuesUons were assured. counties pI·esent. They arc "'V. L , from then on," declared Tom in matn,:; $750,000 was lhe smallest The democra tic party has an ex· McDonald ot Iowa City fOI' J ohn' his dressing room after the to witness a world's heavyweight cellent opportunity this year Lo .on. H, J. Murllhy for Iowa, Gl enn fight. chllm plonshlp battle since the itasca break dOWn repubUcan control In D. Kelly fO t' Scott. and M. W. Sta· "That. bloomin' lhumb'/-why of Shelby, five years ago when Jack Dempsey ruined the banks ot that Iowa, Mr. Housel saId. pleton for Clinton, I know I Was leail Ing', " said Years ot republican control. he ACter the meeUng Thursday morn· Heeney, .. I couldn't seo a thing boom town by defea ting Tommy •• Id, have tended more and more Ing the delegates were the guests tal' a minute. My right eYe was Gibbons, to make the state ailmlnlslratlon of Doctor Tltzell at a luncheon at affected by the thumbing and RIckard Lo8eH Malley sub.ervlen t to opeclal Intel 'PAte. the hotel JefrerAOn . The meeting before I could get straightened l[ the estimated gate I'ecelpts are There Is large latitude tor Improve· was called by Ml·. Kell y tor 'rIll! rs· out Gene had me a bllrny sight. correct, 'Promoter Tex RlokaJ'd and ment In state government. In the day In order that the dplegate. The punch with his thumb curled his six hundred millionaires suttered 11. loss In tho neighborhood at '250, opinIon ot the cllndldate. H~ \.ould might Ko directl y rrom I Owa CJty my upper eyelid dOwn and under 000. Tunney was guaranteed the llbollsh many or "the pI'esent boards to the 81ate ,lemocratlc -ctiUV~ll ll oh nnd bUnklog couldn't fix It. It and commissions and place the ad· to 'he held In the capital at Des rich Durse ot $52p, OOO, with $100,000 mdn't uncurl unlll WeI' Gerle gOing to Heenoy. ministration ot st'\t& affalrq ('n '" Moines thl. mornIng, had cracked me with thai hIgher plane ot eWclency and econ· The baWe lacked the colot·tul ap· bloom In' rigllt." peal associated with the Tunney· 1800 PalSengera Safe ,Cralh Kills Three Dempsey battles In Phllailelphla and Mrs. Mllulsby Absent OSLO, Norway, July 26 (AP) Hoover Listens ROCKVILLE. Conn" July 26 (AP) Smith Questions "I am very gl'!ltlfted to have Chicago, each In turn wllh Its rec· Mr. Housel IndlcMed that thp Ump West Branch Men The 1800 passellgers aboard the - Three Children were killed and wont" Tunney exclaimed when ord'shatterlng gate and attendance. Is ripe In Iowa tor an extellsIve German moto" ship Monte Cervantes II othe l'S InjUl'ed today when an tie hail gained his dressing l'Oom, Rickard hail flgOl'ed on a gate ot at democratic bid for the support ot Meet Here Today which struck a rock In Bell Sound, to Gene's Victory a utomobile truck In which lhey were Owen's Sincerity artel' a large detail ot police least $i,500,000 tonight. He lahor. Spitzbergen, yeslel'day, tonight were retumlng from WOI'j< at a tobacco fought a way fOI' him tbl'ough a needed more than $760,000 to' show The convention tomorl'Ow will as· relieved at all 'feal's. 'rhe vessel It plantation at Ellington overtul'Ued cheering crowd. a prom. .emble with Mrs. W. E. Maulsby. 'I ma de Heen~ fight my fight To Discuss Hoover was declared, was In no d'tnger and Spends Day Speeding at,Ogden's comers, near here. ,Oklahoma Senator to The battle W!l8 a struggle between chairman or the democratic state would be able to resume Its voyage for me," Tunney said when /l e a boxer who has pI'oved hlmaelt central committee. absent on ac· Dav Plans With southward Saturday or Sunday. Up Acceptance Support G,O.P, was asked al;lout the mast 1m· pertect In his art and a strong. duro cou nt at the Illness ot her son jn pot·tant factOr In his vICtOl·Y. a ble fighter whose chlet asset 18 his the eosL. The meeting will be called Local Men Speech This Fall "I almost knocked Heeney ",£tuI'al strength. Tunney, a mas· to order by C. D. Huston ot Cedar Man Finds Wife, down in the first round." he con· tel' Of defensiVe boxing, a llowed Rapids, vice chairman, STANFORD UNIVTIlRSITY, July ALBANY, N . Y., July 28 (AP)­ tlnued. "and when I saw what V\r ~"t Branch buslnesR men are ex. Heeney to set the early pace. and There are no n"I!lnatlon" to state nected here Friday evening to con· Survivors of Italia 26 (AP)-Anothe l' sldo of Herbert ,.he slncedt)! of former Senator a tough fellow he was. I decided then. after slowing him up with otrlce to be mad ~. all contests 1)1 to centel' m y a ttack on his r~r with tbe Iowa City Hoover com· 3 Children, De~d savage blows under his heart. pro· the party having been setlled at the Hoover was roV'Caled Inte today as Owen of Oklahoma In bolting the mlttee In connection with tl1e Hoov· body. He was too courageous to ceeded to batter him Into a state of primary. Gene Tunney< a nd Tom Heeney democl'a lI c party was quesUoned to· ",. celebration at West Branch Aug. Arrive at Narvik he knocked out with' one punch. c.oUnpse. The lI ew state c~nlra l committee 21. fo ught theh' baltic for the heavy· Signs Indicate Death day lJy GovernOI' Smith, who recalled It took a. gQod many hard rights Tunne,. WIns will organiZe In the la ' afternoon The local committee expects at weight ohamplonshlp of the world, that Owe n, as the presidential as· to his bod'y before he weakened, It took no expert, after the sav· and s~lect a new chairman and other "His habit of coming In at me nUtt time to learn what W est General Nobile Shows 3,000 miles acl'OSS the continent, F rom Drowning pll'ant himself fou r years ago, agely taught tenth round. to tell officers. Branch expects of Iowa ICily. :Do.v· WaS a Iso of great asslstallce to that Heeney. the plodder, had met light pro· StiPlJln!; tbe Cares of, a political in Bathtub sought the support of Tammany me. His rushing just adcled so his master, and that hIs .tinlsh wall ~fll)OI't and ("edar Rapids have a ll Strain of Illness ; ) ~ o rvioe as campaign from his shoulders, the H all, which he now I ~ aJlsalling. coming, As lhls round ended, teady begun plans for their prurt In Crowd Hisses much more force to my blows The next Donovan Turns the celebration. The committee IS republican 11I'esJdcnLl al nominee MINNEAPOL1S, July 26 (AP)- a nd he was weakened by every H eeney was lying fla.t on his back. anxious to do everythIng possible to Three children and their mother O\\'on who ~e rved three terms In one ot them. his body rolled to the edge ot the tbe public NARVIK. NOI'way, July 26 (AP) tuned in on the fIght. surrounded werO fo und dead In their home h ere t he United ,'tates senate, retiring In aid In the work of entertaining "I thought tho referee should I'ing, completely knocked out. His [loeney. by members of his family and some tonlg h+ when Phillip Jol tl second s rushed Into the ring as the State Witness Hoover and only await word fl'om - The Italian survivors Of the , III son, le 1921, announced yesterday In New have stopped the contest In the West Branch offiCials. wrccked dirIgible Halla di sembarked .fr ie nds who wero dinner' guests nt father and husband, returned to his York that he had cast his lot wltlI olghth round whIm I paralyzed bell clanged and the tallen New Zealand glildlatol' was d .. ag~d to Pres. Harry Bremer at the R etail from theI r base ship Cltta DI Milano tho home on Sa n Juan hili. Mr. home after his day's work. the republicans this year because Heney's optic nerve with a hard 1!'t' CHICAGO, July- 26 (AP)- Tumlnl; right lIand pullch which landed his corncr where restoratives were .tale's evidence, William Donovan, l\:!erchants bureau has appOinted tonight while a gl'eat crowd assem' Hoover followed the progress of the I ndications 'Were that all four per· of Smith's sEand on prohibition and applied, former Senator Dut~hcr, chairman just above his eye. I had cut -;"'1 conlessed membor ot Lh~ robber bled to watch tho maintained silence match with keen Interest as he ·haa ~~:\~~~ ~~~~ned, one at a Ume, In his alliance with Tammany. that organ with a similar punch His SCCOllds worked franUGally . ! gang that held up a Grand Trunk Of the committee to succeed M. C. OV<3r him, shaklllg hl8 head t., Speidel. who fou nd It nocessary to broken by a few scattered hisses. that b· C"lud l' ng Chal'le" L, Ncumllle,', Call. the body of his wUe Irt the bath tub f(lw he had gIven out since his nomi· opened, only to fall an easy victim Illwa City Hoover committee. ship to the speelfli CUI' resorved for 0 hi h I f II f t A hOOk to Heeney's head that start· l>ery. and former Congl'easman [ornln. r<'I)ubllenn ;'tate chairman, W c was near y u 0 wa er, nation at Houston. tc another barrage ot well·tlmed Other members of the committee 6 3 ed his blinking," Tunney said, Charles Wharton, accused ot con· tGheenmeraalndutnl~ ebe~~t'aolnNIOofl ltll ea,t c0:m.o mP a·mn: who ~avc an e n co ul'a"l ll ~ I'ellol't at towel was tied about her neck. punches that knocked him groggy are D. W . Crum, pres, Walter A. ., ., " TI b dl ve e tLlI taken to tho Calling for copics the nominee, be· Rolrac:; In aiding the robbers atter del' at the Halla expedition. lookecl tho ouLlook Jor the republican lICk·et le 0 es , I'h t t foro they werO' distributed, read the and redlng. Ih. holdup. Jessup, Will J. Hayek, federal Judge m As he stood there, with his back ¥artln J . Waile, Thoml\ll F'lm'oll, pale and warne and his face sholVecl In this state. county mOI'Su e ll'I'" bore a PdoS 'b"Orth text aloud, slowly and aolemnly. Donovan described val'louH meet' to the rq])Cs" his arms hanging l;fenry Negus. Albert B. Sidwoll, pla inly t ho strain under whloh ho ASSista nt U . S, Attorney General examination w e rna eye Thompson Forces In~R \he gang held for planning the "NaturtLll y I am SalTY to see hClW lly at hIs sides ,a certain vic· Ralph H. White, Chris Yetter, J. J. had been laboring, The other memo William J. Donova n spent som<1 time cOI'Oner to determine the cause of robber)', mORt of them In Cleaver'~ Senator Owen leave tho democratic tim to a finishing knockout blow. McNamara and President Bremor. bel'S of bls party appeared well ex· with the nominee advising hIm on death. home, He said one at the mll.chlne cept Nata le CO)CClon l, mOlOr chief, his Aug. 11 adell'ess. Other cllller8 Mr, Johnson told police that when party because of my nomination" I Near Big Split Eddie Forbes, the referee. humane· Jun. they usen was obtained from whose leg, bl"Oken In the cmsh of Included H. S. Pl'llcMrd, hood of he left tor work this morning his it begun. ·'Howevet·, be Is a free Iy waved Tunney to hili corlle~. Joo Saltls. beer ltanllKter. Tho A'ant> Amerlean citize n a nd has the right H eeney hail had his ehance and 10lt Major Lanphier the dirigible, was ban(i!lged, the Curnegle foundation; Howard wife seemed to be In a cheertul CllICAGO, July 26 (AP)-Repol'ts IIrst pl~nnpd to "pull a job" In Har· "'Vhen It was known that the spe· Hines, of Pittsburgh; Frank Flint ft'!lme of mind. He was unable to to choos(; the party that best sulta but only after f lghUng a game, up· vey. Donovan said, but chanlfcd , Retul'Dl to "Home clal coach h:,'d been bl'ought clown of Los Angeles, fOl"lller United glvo any reason whIch might have his Ideas. of a n exten&lve shakeup In Ma.yor hili battle. their mind. aM decided on the Thompso'n's admlnlstrntlon, clrcu· 0 to the quay, tho orowd began as· RtMes sf'nator fl'o m California., and 'Prompted her to take her own lite. "My " r ~a tes t . regret comes from OrMd Trunk holdup. Town" a He r sembling, '1'11'0 policemen w 1'0 on J. 0. HayeS. editor of the San Jose one of the 1'OOso ns advanced because lated slnoe the defeat of the Thomp· ROIDiD ONE Wharton. hlm.elt Il.n attorney and duty, but there WIIS no disorder. Mel·cul'y·Hel·ald. I Kellogg Peace Pact it compels mo to Qucstlon his si n· son forces In tho April prImaries, Gl'lmly determined, T u. n nil y tormer " •• lstOlnt ' Rtate'. oltorney, LOHRVILLEl, July 26 (AP)-A As al'lXlngements {Ol' the home. cerlty." ga ined some vestige ot tact today whipped a solid right to Heeney', Ilde~ In his own d~fen8e . question· hero In the "old homo' town," Major omlng cclebl-atlon at San FrancIsco ,wm be Signed by 'rhen the govcrnor, recounted that wIth the appointment ot a now jaw. 'I'ho challenger ducked a~d Ing wltnesoes In his pnneltver to Thomas G. Lanphier, who has r eo Prohibition I.aue and the peninsula towns between clurlng thc Madison Square. Garden commissioner of police. swarmed Into Gene with short ' left IIhm\1 h(>. WAR not on,. of the robber signed (rom the army air service to that city and Palo Alto tomorrow 14 Late This Month co nvention deadlock four years ago William Russell, a polloeman tor and right hooks to the chin that ,ang. ITe Is sunnospd to hllv. let become a buslnes. aS80ciate of Char· to Pull Republican were completed, It was disclosed that Owen Q.'l.lIed to sce h im at tho Man· 28 years and deputy commissIoner, drove th'e champlol\ to lhe ropell, les A. LIndbergh, returnd to Lohr, Heeney shot over a 80lld rIght '\0 ' the ro~bel'. '''e hi. home for dlvld' lho I'~publlc a n ca ndida te 'Will make PARIS. July 26 (AP)-l'he Kellogg Imttan cluu acr08s the stl'e t from WIlS named heail of the pOlice de· Lhe head on the break. Sticking to Ing thelt· .("1011 • . ville today to visit the scenes of his Votes, Says Walah an extended addl'ess at the city hall r.... ct ouUawlng war t.~ to 1)0 slgnc(l the c onv~ntlon hall, "and asked mo Il I.l l' t m e n t, succeeding Michael his rllS'ht hund, qe"e crashed ty.,o birth and boyhood. In reply to the wclcome by Major by tlfteon governments In P aris late to li se my In!luenco to sccure tOI' Hughes whose r eslgmttion wag an· rIghts On Heeney's jaw, but a SWeep· l.andlng here yester!1ay atter a NEW YORK, July 26 (AP)-Sena· Jllllles Roiph. jr. M/Ct month. Tho number mol' be him the SUPI10l't of tho Tammany nounced yestCl'day, Russell's ap· Summer Se •• ion 'tllght from Selfridge field, Mich., tot· D:l.vld 1. Walsh oC Massa· polntment, effective Aug. 1 until Ing lett hook a lmost bowled the cha.in· II will havo nothin!; to do with ,In creased to 16 ~Ince Spain has IntI· delegation a nd Htltled that with that pion from his feet. Tunney was out· ¥ajor LanphIer Wlui Lohrvllle's cbusetts, at Smith honclqual'l 1'8 to· mated that Hhe 1\V1iI be glad to join, which tlmo he Is acting commls· to Crose Aug. 23 politics. but rather wllh those days "UllpOI·t he felt he could get con· fOl:ght, stabbl:!( now with hla lett. gueS\ of honor at a communIty eele· day, said the prohibition Issue would long Ugo when Hoover came to the In t he solemn cercmony putting war sl derable ltll i hel'e re· The band concert by the Amel'lcnn mlltte of Senator &Imons of North III health lUI the cause for Be"ferlng Tunnoy, obviously kta.rtled &t I.. :r'" )'& 11 •• II'R~ kltlpi( lllle tornOl' Smith, ihr I'unnlng hOllr n I A~t night. The Daily Iowan, Iowa City - Friday, July 27, 1928

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Por,er; I-I rllChol I' IIlrllt!' 011 Iho. ~tudrnts of grelltl'l' bt'i!­ • • • ql'i('lotlflr . lJOWP1' p]un:R, tilll'h O. LI\~.ll.in: Jllm ... E. C'lI'Fcll: ~'r ol ric A.. hneUer; liulll'I·. or Iii Ii!!pnce. or both. ' , lI00V{'T lIIaYA h{' will "kl~R no b •.1.by ~III Rr l e Rholl l •. Jolul D. ,.'alv.,. {or 11,ll.IlIrollon." Thal pndH lhl. '''rhpl'p nt'e nltl'of;tpn fix hig IlARHY II. BUNKElR. General Manac r. Whill' silch 8 hem!' wonld l)~ed liP new~ l'f'l~1 J.:ufth with ("al tl'!"ng to saId P "ofeAso" l'urtI~. "In HI)al n. EDITOIUAL 1I1:&Ft' lelll'J1ing Ilnd rllnk IOW8 .f!'t h~hl'r in HUl .,bll4> at :\ babl' whUI' hp plainly [1',·anc •• Hall'. Cz choslovnkla. ~no JlArrJ 1!l. Boy4_._. __... _. ___._. ____ ..... _...... ____ Edltor edllclltional worlel, ypt un jnMil ution ollll1ed, 1'\'1/1 l~rs dlornuMl - unle.R thl' nps NU.-woy pnW'ely clepplld(lnl on chrop ~ alDh P. yo~n. - .... - .... --... _.-..... -._... Mal1&1(lnr Editor Moln,'. Hp~kt~r hOR Illrk('d Ihp pow"r fo,' rom m e "~I" I Be Vlr,1I L. Lewll...... _ .. __ .. ___ ..... _.. _.... _.. _... Ity 1':,lItor <;llp\lorll'tI .nd con I'olll'd by pu1Jlic 10,'1.8- wl'ohg ro.ndldatp 10 win. C8rnpu~ CBURe or Ih. .-tlle wh Grace I.rll .. ____..... _ ..... _. __ . __ .. _ ..... ·... Editor ~ Lout_ .-t. ftlch_. __ . __ ._.___ .... _...... Spurta "EdIWt lion con hurdl)' 8y to , till' piodall1R orr. ... 1I!r,,·" In nalloho I llI·e·llR"·ed,,.SA llarjorla Gllbert_ ..... __ ._ .... -.__ .. _ ...... _...... SOCle\'1 EdltlJ~ hprin!! of onl' Ol il. '-1I1)IJqI't('1'. I hb! 110 or "~torsholll"wn eop ;\1 URI 'Vear ma~y nallon. hnve Loul.... Wolk .__ . __ ... __ ...... __ ...... _ .... _.... Alumnl Editor a . II(' 11lust ~o ('llUl\~ hl'rl' irt qltl'.~t oE ICAuning. 1'000t or 1)IR1'OI',1 RU~Il(>n,l~I'R" - lhat'" ."bsldlze lhplr air nItrogen Jghn D. Freund ...... ___ . __ ...... Colu .. ",I.1 A ltoldull !lI'opoollllHl. to !Illy Lhe A Pl'iVIlII' school nto~- 1.'IIil'n .. __ .. __ .... ___ .. _...... ___ Ircull\U<>n IMag.r oh .. "olr fiend lO onothpr; "1.1 II. h8t'(1Iy !lsk thl' tax·po.r t fo~ tllndfl t(j~_ I'lII\­ Ingly keen In lh~ nenr till Ainu w. BthmIUl...... __ ..,...... JI.~cdunlUn\ dll lies!" ~ul. 1Il. RI 'h ...... _ ...... _...... _.... _ . .A,J\. rllll»ll ..... sl.tunt ,·ali.m 111111 tl](,11 illRi~t I hill, II be 01/} ,a the oth",· hondo the potontl"l Wllllalll 'I'lIuln".on ...... _...... Adv rU.lnll" AB.IOI ..'" • •• lR ("no l ·h l 011~." pal·ty to n !;Ch /II<' thot '''.011111 Pl'lllllizc Ihos All: "Tu"ldHh ImthH. we soak you who hlOst need t h8t Ildll~nt ion " "Ionty. " Arrllwrool Growhlg JAgS ~ ______Friday,-L I ______July 27, 1928• ______~ __ ~llppOl'II'rR of HI!' 1)1 011 III-claJ'P that the • • • ST. DAVID·S. Rermudn-]-Jall ommp~re ]'rof.: "nn you NIGllT lSF:WIi Il;I)JTOIl 111'I'MI'nl syslelll JlC'1I81Iz . Ih" brilliant! "th­ Millo', an)' mdrnl wbp,'p Uno man dozen nlliehes are Illl that rel111\III R,dllh Vounl:' HN'mu(]a's once·thrlvlng (11'111; this if <10111>1(111; no student, If llte he I~ 11\1"1' wo .. k I'I/;" n n,l Ilnolll.... I. fit mlt'r hri lin111 IlI\(1 1'i\1'llPAt Ill'!'d , belli(. loartng On 11\1' jnl .... industry. Nntlve Indole f blamed. Mennwhl1e West JJ tnr,h'd h.v hi!! nlhl'C· slowly ~Ilinp: brothlli l , Y; 'ull1r(, Htl'lio- "Ru .. ,,: th(' flrRt rrColleges for the Few matt 's bOS!i 1M tn." Island. are fInding the plant th~lr ih I'\'PI'Y branoh of If'I11'l1jh~ ' IIIl'~e ill a workt • • • mOSl profflalJle pro(l uct. or ('jll'i('hill~ I"I'~plll'ch thul til hl'iIJillllt !'An \Vllh 1\11 tiw olhpl' wI'1I known In­ A Symposium do whll!' I he ]llfHltlel' gra~p~ Illp I'R ..~('ntjlJk AUtuUI>liH or 'low.. ('II~' pl'o hllxlng Whe"e Roor. Don·t Leak DA VENPOR1'. Co.l.-There Is, no Ont' ('dit()!' I\~R~ who shnll . lIy 1hat an lh 1';nJ( lp\'l conlrRt 111'17.1' wlnnPI' llE rl'C nt publi Mion of II Rtalemeut glflH IIr ~II ROI·IH. ('11111. hn. n lltll,' busIlleRs for ,·oof·mend."s hen NlttCl1lihn b('stnwlltl lIpbu II slow hinking f:ince Cp.111ent mnkln[~ breame a locJlI Tthat the Pl]j\'{'rRit~, of IQwo wOlild in 1Ir ....'h( In Rlorr fu .. hN·. 1'I' u(> tam,' In,luRtry. 'Vlnd carrie. cement d~1 the rulnr!' I'pqll!'sl 0\1 high !lI'hool 1;illdpnlR .\'JjI'hiul( 'l'j\'ell , III ,1110 .11101'1' rrum the (Ou!ui11nhdti, you kn'Ow. (loom the taclode. onlo lh~ roofe; holding" D" grllde. to Mtny IIwny (1'001 h(,I'p fog molslens thl' dust :tnd the SUn 1111'1'1. Annlhl'l' (Ipl!l'ies llip htl.~I11I)1 IIr lIlli· Hope It'H tltP /;"11'1 tlll,t ' .... ·o/:nlzl·d hus ri!{hlly provoked 11 ~tol'm of PI'(j!t'st. nlti wllp" 1 \Vn~ 1)lttlo'lng huok~y fl"om hardens It. Fence raUs and tree WI'. it\' unthorilieq td ('Rtllhlish lin II I'iRI 01'­ 1\'. C. ('onvt·"Uun lit WlltN·IIl... t\'unks arp becoming conled, 100. In till:' firHt plll(,p, Ih(. nnll'('I'!iily is n J.:. IIH'V or bt'llins. WtlnMr how Hhe loww nH, In tlw Chihll l'ro\ ' h' c~ Renamed ~Iat!.' institution flllJlPortr(1 by lAxation. I I 6Ih!'!' cOIl~id('ratiol1' !lr 11 henl'lIf,to-thl'. dUl'k of 1I.11' 11l,\lto 1IIt'all'l'? waR 1\ tabliRhl'd, ptl'Rumllbly, rOI' th bl'nptlt • • STfANGHAT,-The Nanking No· I'a!'th IllltU\'l' will donlJlIl'~ dl'! I'lul{\I' . lhe • whl,'h have made I'ecovery possIble tiomLll sls. !laving captured Pekln&. of thl' RtlltC'S cit i1.PlIs. This bcing I hp ca~!', Thl' I'n~l, 8t IUnn(lp,·"d on thnt from such mIshaps. full' of IIH' pilln: freqllenlly Wil hnll bavp Iourll. ,hll(1 lihtl WN~ wn!in't lillo­ Movie Camera Helps Solve plan to change th. name of III why should Ilnyonr who ho~ the 11 ce.-sal'Y 10 IlMk Olll' It'ldslnliw bolly fOI' ,millioll . . ~~IIIl'" wast d. nrt"" all. In ordpr Tlw war deparlment hns been p"ovlnce from Chlh1i to HOI,el. «hIe to obtain t1. romillete I'eeord ot meanIng "north of the Yellow l'IittclltionHI qlllll\[icliliollS (n hi~h sehool Amnng t hI' IpgihlH tors wi II II\' ~evcl'lI l ~'hosc 10 get the' tll ~t WOO'll. IlI'P" lIInnhly. djplomu), Il'isuJ'(' I illw. und Illtlnt'y fo!' ex· ~h,' w'-ole hIP tiltH W('fI'lc. Alu" (]oPtm'l n~ronaulira l activIties or the army RlvPI'," to erase another lrace 01 l'hi1dl','n (10 1101 hOllsl n grlldp Above liD." A viation Safety Problems thl'ougl; the moUon p\clu!' ~ the Chang 1'Ao·Lln regIme. penll('R be c1pnil'd thl' prhril!'!rp of IIltendnncp :~d.Y hnythlng nbout n.cce lllinA' con· • • • • , "I trlbutlons "fol' hoitpl' 01' fo,· WOI""" her' T Why 811011 1d thr statl.' providp a ~ mllllY 0 fill Inl'll~'r 111lj.\'er"ififlR there bUl .dmp or h ... · Hlllfr I. /:olng In. menliH or rduclititJ!l 1'01' tllf' brainy ft'w nnd I hos ]'1'1'n 0 drl'id('d 11'111\ 11\', 10 I'liminllte 8Ulrling with lIlP n~Xl Une (o(?) • • • deny to th(' mo. ses OppoJ'llInity 10 St'CIII'C lIli nbonl 10 per c('nt or i111' ll\('mb~l>!t Or ' i!vet·~ much or that Refi,' lulil']/' as IllI'Y ut-I' f'1ft~T ('ONTHIBl'T10NS rl'('~hmlll1 rll\s~ by !'x~I'f\.,¥vely IliCfifllt1L ma· "Ale you {Ol'Rokln~ the limp-hon· Official Daily Bulletin ('apahl!' or a~lmillllin~! 11'1·jul. Elimination is ,prftl'tiu d in !nAny ol'('d Joul'llltJlstic ,\\,(',1 J '~ I :Mono. yOU al'p tI10i'(\ mOdt~Rt thun 1. I 'Vhat ('(', tcncilel', iq it fair to tI~~lIIIH' Ihul hI' i'l 1m­ abo VI' "D" whl'n in high Joj('hool. I nl~1 ] ~ul.I10~C Ihey <:till<' frolll NOTICES fitlt'd to ntlend I hl~ nni,,( rsity! lIt' should 1'hl'l'l' iR Illtol her g'1'01l]l \1 ho Ray thl' "D" l 'lIlon h('lIs. A ('OHRI!;CTtON lit It'llst IJ{' givclI II II·ial. . tn!ll')ft~ shOllld go 1'111, 10 b,. givt'n in~tru(' · "noll't kill you"R"IC worklnA'. pleM(,. 1 ,'oult! neVl'r ('01"'I'sI1o ntl Ao~lr1cnlnlly. an otrIelnl noll~c atldresR('d 10 the memb"l'" of Ihe In· A k('ro~(,IIf' 1/1111}> tll'pPlll'R I)l'ighl wl\(>11 (jolt of 11ll' V(,I'Y hij!;h!'~1 ROI'I, 0 lhey ('onld with you ony mOl·('. I nlll not 0 Rlrurllonal staff notifies hlattuclo!'". beginnIng Monday • .July 23. to r\l' contrll~tl'fl with n eol1<1lp, blll how thai ('M1'11 lip in knowledgp with thl'il' more for­ Hllll'ltUnll~t." quest students to cease attendIng the meetings of rllUI'es fol' whIch they al'e not rl');:'lst("'ed. al! shown by approprlale rlass cards bearing the Reg· brightnr. ~hl'ink"l wht'n bl'01l!tbl into com· tlll1nt!' bl'othf'rR in thl:' int!'l1l'<'tllul hl'il'archy. • •• rn .-tatc coll!'gp~, lin lllnil'('rsitieR- wherp' TillS , l't\('I'J Istrar·•• lamp. petition wil h the ~Iow of 1111 rh'ctrie liRht ! )mSlmVl~ n FUn The date ,vlth and rl'om whiCh this request should be made b), Instruc- When thill "blUet' cire!!''' of srlt'!'1 sht­ r"('ty inhabilant of the commonwealth payR C'ON1'lHnl'1'IONR tors Is Monday . .July 30. H. r. OO,RCAS. d,'nts has been obtained, what Ihl'n f 'rher!' hiR 1ll00WY (01' Ih!' flllHI'P cHllllr!' of thl' F'lre A.IV!t)'! CAND1DATE .. OF' DOCTOR OF PIlJLOSOt'RV will still be R wtdp IIpreud bI'III'PI'H t hI' hrsL slntp- .i11~lirp dl'l11RllCl thnt nil stud('nls b!' • • • ' I)J~ DEGRF:J ~ !riven KOmI' means of 31lvnl1('l'd {'rlucntion, A 1000ai Ib'ln Ih 0 n~nrhy npw"· Candidate!! fl)r 1I1~ degr~e or boclol' o( ·Phllosophy Ilre remInded of thr .. 'IA" tntll'lIl IIlId thl' POIlI'CRI "0" , In· Iluper fIIlYH that :t ",,<110 HCt waH "oulino matter.: (I). A thesIs topic must be announced an,l "PIl"oved dent. 't'he" C'" sl\ldl'llt will Or in the' Ilo~l­ 01' plsr nol hI' fOI'<'I',1 to pay {or thl' ('dIlCll­ slruplc \,y lIghLrllolg aRuro oC that resldchcc. (3). The llo "r" students becOIIl(' nrfl'h~ive ant! arp rl" wit 1\ n gr('atci' c!lpocity II> it'llI'll. ('o\1t)e,1 tro'n E I,pwherp lan g- uag. "equlrcmenls must be (u!rIl!etl hefOl'e the qurl.lIfylng exo.h\lnntloD qut'sled to IItoy away t ot so long, we l P 10 thl' prc. nt tim!'. II definit !lit!'. '\'/> ,,"outll Ilkl' Ih" ("lIo\\' who Is taken. G. W. STEW(\P.T for C. ~. SEASHORE. dea n. 1n(,11 1 or A 10 pel' (,I'nt ('lithipatitln jloliey ',nolV8 Il nil mUCh beLler It he wtluhl itna"inp. torget ])!lrt of It. TJam LAPSE 1>(1' CREDIT IN THE GRADUM'I<: COI.. LF.GE l'nqu stionably, g("tin~ rid of all "D" wOlild hnv(' pl'o\'tiel 11\"nktrollR 10 Ih e Rn- WP hlld the t"rm "mixNl ehoh'" Experience has shown that the extensIon or gruduate work Over an s(Uc!pnls will lllllke ]iff' en: iel' tor thp in­ 1I01l11(,l'I', ror r\1'l'y 0111' ill th\! stilt would tXllltl.lneu to uS yes(prday. unlintiled porlod oC time Is Impfll.¢lfeal. The council of lhe l!rMual. h;\\'(1 IIriKPn in rlghleOhl! iltdlgnotion, and Ollle or 'em cun Ring, and Romc coilege In May o[ thIs year a,loilledlh. fo llolVlng regulalIon: \ji-rnctor. . Therll will be rew!'r stlldl'nls and 'em enn'V' "In evnlunllng credIts for Iho plorpose or dptermlnlng tho fu lrlllnient have I'Put the inRtigalors of slIch II policy or thbs!' II'\\' wilt he jlral'cf equal in ability_ Some perRons g"t an cd uC'llion of residence requh·emenl•• no credll dating back ovo<' ten yoao·. ahall to shr{'()s. \\Ihile I}olley not Hot ",hilt of lha~ 1 :rJ the urlivebllty prl>­ Bllt Ih(' ·hos wllhout ~oI n !\ lo college; otlocl's be CO llnted. nnd cl'""l u s datlng bel 'een flvo ancl leh yea,·. shall be rt­ fe!! ors at thejr toB mIl !It hot bl' trouhled bren puhlicly anhollnccd, it hOR nllwrlhc· get It after thpy INtve college. ,lucN! IlropOl'lIonlltely." lc~~ b(,!'11 practicl'(l for 0 long limp. • • • All graduate BlutlPnts In resldehco shoutd take notice. \ith t~llcllln!r Ihos wh ose mental caHill'\' I "LOOK IN A MAN'S EVES for G. W. STEWART tor C. E. SEASHORE. dea n. Thill ~roup of I11l'n who "dvooole a con­ i~ b low pur (8 IlIlr which hn~ 110 fiXl'd honesl)'; around hlH mOIHh tor well~ ' val\l!') holl' muc'h Ie should the l'lll'al C'l'l1lrntion of prrort 011 !hl' inft'l'iol' IItlt. "M": lit hi. ~hln tor all·engl.h; a.t hi. COUUSE IN PIIYSICS ttocher with l'iltht gmdrs to manage, 01' thl' el ntf;, haw sl1okpl1 qnit-e 1001!.lIdS tor telnpernmentj at hl9 nallR J2S SUl'vey Course In PhysIcs. M·S. J'.7 Or 2 s. h .• 9:00 a.m. ThIs couht· yl'llrR. tor Cleahllnes.'i"-Ilnd on hIs vest (or Is 0. survey In thh·t)' lectures or the ~ntlt'e fIeld or "hyslcs and should lie <'htll.'Iroom ieachpr of 11 crowdecl villagr gravy an~ egg yolk. Whil" thp blln"fit of C'rltlclltion should bl' parUculal'ly helprul to thOf!e who MsIl'e physics fO(· cultu ral )lllrpOses aBd Hellool be imposed npon by th!' presence of. • •• [.lO uig H ap'cllleyet', l'. S. a.nny nit· ~ot()s mol iOn pirlure !,"Ilert (ohove), those who gIve 0" SU\lCrVIR8 sclonod InstrucUon In Ihe elementary gra~. " D" pupils. Why not f'liminate the b'lI giwl1 to nil-if there 1. Aby benMlt ih it, at "Aineribll\ Flntlk SpalliSIl Hospl· Ol)(!rlli!:s un ult"u -s p e~ d cl\nwrn und obtul"s \'olullb!p i"fonnatlon about Consult Instructor for permiSSion to regis tel'. No Ilre·requlslles. the lir. t year? Are opportilluly . chools till' SlIIlle timp l!Jfll'C ought 'not he tl. (lisp1'()­ tallty llather C'oltl"-bet he dldn'l ".h-II)uno eru~h~s a nd tho behftvlor or pnm~hut e8. Helow Is Hagenleyer's I MlSISTANT ·PROFESSOn LAPP. pOl'tiohat(' Rpending of efforts on )loot in· mille his Judgmenl oil Ihelr 8e ..~() n· flyinl{ Rlndi". s llo";n,, Ihe (,II III era 11I0llllled on Ihe turrel .... ndy for netiOiI. -J..- and 81) cln l cia, sell !li mply hidl'Ollls mi sta~ ().~ ~ Ing. TlI(I s lrlp .. f film di sdlls~ ll tile l){lint of .. rillin of p fire lifter p, .. ruHII . FRJtSjl~AN SI'EEUII . If D !ltlldc'nts lire hoi worth d(,\Telopil1g, '"lIeeti! lit the e!l:peh, of nperior oues. • • • !>ectIon A. Spcpch CS.-Prlnclples( ot Spee h. will meet III I'oom 4. IIb1!n:1 dl y must hI'. 1' hp right Ilf e"~r~ yu uth t.o be ooueated "Frank Potio. \Voh't 13~at HIs DAYTON. OhIo. lA P)-~ I otlon 1,le. a record of what took Illnce In arl•. nt 800 Il.m. Pall y Rnd Iiintul·uay. R C. MABIE . . houId. be fough~ for by every t)ll ~ht In tim :o,Vlfo [Or S ix r.tonths NIIW." lIt) tures lIlken at thc ratp of 250 fecl lhree-flfths or a second. Tbe fact lhat a pupil is not apt in onr ~U8t hllve thought "the proof oC the i <\ second (I'om airplanes flyIng 150 " 'I"ely val')'lng lheorles \Vere nd· EXTRA SF,:CTJON-FRESHMAN RNOUSH country ond Ih!' retentioh of the "h,. R \vIUI or more branch('s of the high school cur· wIre In the lJeallhg." Vtln ~d In a conf~ I 'ellC n ce o{ the Ouldclor LIC" Hchool ot In.truct\Ol! tRIR" or his All11a )tll.lel'. wilh hir4J!\IP!, pskin "" 'i, It nlight lIf' " 8u~l{ of eggs and With Louis ll,,~emel·"r. molion And not long ago thil! . (tm/! T.Jindbpl'gh rl'­ pI lUI''' elllle,·t fOl' the army all' (,pplion as a n u\1lnlsll,knhle whIte vIII hI> heid at the I lhlve"~ lI y July 31 to AugU"l 3. Inclusive. under 1M . '.""1"" Hililel' hiR IItm, the fi,nal tl'Rt of llis I,ICCt)SII JuOIIlng bo~d. ~"S II I~ps ot tnp P,,,te".lon ))lvlHIIJIl a nd lhe Auml11pr A" ..lon . t: hied n rl oetbr 's d~rel\ from his ".Alma COI·PS. In the co<'kplt nl'n,ed \\Plth dOL whkh spread quIckly. The 'no, :I t a job wi ll Ilot, bl' the" A's" on hi!! parch. • •• his ulh·a.-sileed camcl'a the ,\'dll'l1t \10 11 plet\ll'o lert nO v"guPII~ss In Tile b ohfiH'~I\ce \lllh Oll~h nt 2:00 p.m. Tupsdlly. JUly 31. In the Senate Mater." 11Y!4l1l'R . Gront WII 8 poor !!tn­ Another gives threo of the 'Chamber of the 01,1 ('npltol. . ment, but the willin~ne . to Wo~ k bit a job Field IlCI'OllUUtlcut hlhcl'ULOI'i~A haVE­ the n\l'Ht. of engineers. and the:. tlent, btlt his \t\i11larv ge l1iu ~ Raved our lUI.· IQAt low" sturlents. I'll hel Ful­ w('re then able lo develop devIces 'the Il.rt"rtlOOll8 will Il\' ,Ievotec! to rlelcl work. a nd the geneml conle!' till it in done. trhl' greatekt t t of a "tn· ler has a. fuzzy beard to mateh obtalnNl s low mbtion I,I cture" at tlon. llerb I't r. Itoover ",Ils not a btil· pal'llchutc jumps, pillne Cfnah e!i nnd to cut nown the flrp hazartt. ~nce8 will meH alibO 1).01'1. July 3t a nd AuHt 1 (UI U 2, 111 Hoom 314. Pill" (1l' nt i~ "ot what hp ean do- but what he his "1" sweo.ter by this Ume. mney·notally bulldln!;. An cxcul'slon to ono of Lhe Stole Park. Is p\antlld Iiant studell t, but be baR bl'e,1 heard ~I'om the Inslele workln" of all Ilel'Chu I'g­ I ,loUOll pieLures played nn iml)or. \\'ill 110. T hope thIs Is nil II lol of pub· rot' A U';USl 3. He It Ih~ poll c~ el'S that have hrought about Ionpor· tam Pal·t in lhe s uccessful develop, vt' rll I lihlPI'I ill the world'R work. It ill bod licItI'. mO\JlltCd ' COhlP tent lenderfl Wi ll \.Il Kr uRs nnll t\trect the \10.-10 11 . Jll\ o."~H 0( outdoor r un the student8 out of Cannlla. tnnt changes In theIr desIgn Dnd ment of llul'a(·ltlJt s at W.-II:ht Field·. "nough to disllll);. s hool Plillil. who do !lot 01' \Vurl{ In a noh·l~chl\lcllt wny. con~tl·ucUon. A chl'ono/{I'oph used with n slow fJlo\d make their /!:rodp~ it is infinitely 1I'0r Lovely growiog w('other. 'l'be corn belt It IlIny Seen1 1\ bit liIte old times 'l'ellchers ithll ail olh.. ,·~ ,vho d.1't\ 'Inl" "P8tp(\ In outiloor observation aDd but e 'or, the Iow/I. ampus. (,hanges In (,Il'plane design and plOlIon cnmer gives the lime .ach stuetnJl d progro.mA wltl II" Issued. to condemn them without a trial. con let out a bole almoot,every day now.­ (\(vclollment Of sMety d ~vlce. hegallv~ ls (,''llosed. makIng It POft, • • • . ,PH01"Il:9S0k B. SHiMEK. J If it is rt ce!\''IlIr,v to have C'fitra opportnni. (,ltristiU 7I i'lriett-ce Monito/'. L Above a story nbout Jllie Rny'M IlI'ought «hOllL thl'ough IOSNOns il)l~ to com pule the time 1'equh'I": til'. fllr RlIp J'·mentaJities, Ipt !;Om!' wealthy ~~slmlsnl IA lhe \oMd. "Not COLIn· unlght Ily Ihl' motion plctul'e I'ec' 01' tlt~ 1,IIol 11I\rachule 10 jump out. Iry t hickens." 1'he OlympIc stnr o1I'elR hllve R:1Ved hundred" of avl· tt .. ng tho mo.ln parnchute from Ihp rOSMCt"OIIITAN CLUB p1llJallthropiR~ I'slabliRh lind endow II T!Cho()1 • Tho COl!lnor\onthn club will meet 118 usuo.l soturdny •.Tuly 21 at 1;01 Yi bught lo rouht 'em at night so h~ a tors' lIve •• ' ·\'I· Ight ]O'let,' orfklo.t" Il:lrk nrul then f11l with nh' 1)~for.. 'II ~I08t for Ihelll nlonl', fOr it i manife1ltly unjnst " Who i. Aml'rica IndepenQ.ent WoUld gel hIs nlnc hllul'!! df rest. sny. ~hocklng lhe jumllel"s rail. lJ .m. In L. A. drn\,'lng I:oom. LOIS TAYLOII. 1l,·eBlden!. hi tllke public 1" ~ll ey to !'rcc Il h tltl ll catiotial Mlln "~ asks an insurallce adYelti8eml!lU. Fire too fI'cquenUy followecl plolle DurIng the ('MI)' stage. ol ' tH e -L­ • • • F11tp.Rllm (lLllh ill~tittl!ioll wbich i. hot fl' 1y opell to all I We kntl\Y that on 1'. ..A trnck dl'i\'\!r.-Mo· "U. of C. OWR \Venrlng Medals." ''IlHMij. ott n tt'811Ili ng I he a via· pnrn.c1\utc·s (l pvelopmem t\i ~ mo' Wunder It hey IOllk noythlng like to'·A. untIt tho motIon picture IVO" tton picture showed thot \11" llhlf The Flrt-Rh:le ~lUh d~ th\! Unttal'lnn chUrt'll 11'111 hold n picnic lluJld&)', to con (0.) Telp91'lIph. who .nlo), wi, It ~tt('nd. '1'9.. (10 so is to ~ trJ\ela pins. uscd to slu(ly the I'esulls of 1lluh~ for the oprrhtton WM much 10MP\­ July 29. ttt 212 "fYI'Ue Ave. Pl ea~c com betwee" 3:00 !lnr! 4:00 p.m. etltablish an anstocracy of Mlrlling DlOre • . " • rl'oMh~ on,l determine the polhl or than tntlned e nglnpe,'s hnd rolcu· l:Il'~'l'TY MEA})S. Chi( t>ethicious to a del1ldCliHic \lomltlOHwehlth , The lhermometers rl_surr rlh' lhp nrc'. Ol·Igln. Obsotele plorles Intpil from lhelr personnt ollF;Pl'vn· ...l..- - LIlIlIllhlt)'1 w~rQ Rent down n. I'ultway at \Vrlg ht 'lions. lIfotjor l'hd.l\/les In deAlgn ' AUGUST CONVOCi\TION than any al'istoctacy of blood cO llld pos- .AtJas~ thl! -Yankee mellll.ing of "1 do not 1'". 'h,e )\ U1l'U8t ('O ltVciCllllOh wilt be held. 'l'hursday iiltly be. . choose" must be generally understood.­ • • • Flcld I ~to a cone,' te blork while Bult .. ,1 from the ",I udy. Your absentee space·flller. nn 1I11l'~"'\)€~d cnm l'n. eapnblo Of I1lotion pictUrES ot spin s have Tllel" \vl~1 tie 11o daall$. hlday. At'l!lI8t It. Perhaps we should not ask emharrassing Springfield (Mass. ) Republica'll, -EL MONO. takIng 2Ci O plcluI'cs /I. 8econd. Illude r esulted In the perfection 01 devices Bummer Se.llon ottlCt-

.. I 127. 1928 . . r lIlie Daily Iowan, Iowa Cif11 ... '" .. ,r, . .. , ()vides ~~§§§§§§§§~~~§§§§§§§§~J~M--.K--a-d-le-c-F-il-es--~·II--~ -I -----Y-O-U-th-s-p-a-y-P-en-a-ItY--~~~ --J'~M-' -~-o-ns~' ~C-o-n~d--u-c-t-I··-~-:o-~P-I~~-~n-~-~y -~-~-k~-n~-~g-~-m·-J-e-ss~e-B~l-is-s-Ih~' ~~d=-'--~ ~itrogen s~i~rE~~~~" j Eight Deeds,· One Harrt A'Spencer 0~~;a~;:~~~~:~;nP~~r1~~~:: Here Wednesdav/ , ...... ~ Hobert Spencer. lower Muscatine J I .••..u. . ...u .... ~u...... •• ,. LU ...... ,"'"-.LA..L ...... h to Theta Alumnae Funeral ' Service :~!t.G::rMs::c:~e:c~~thO!L~I~ !'end the Knlghls of Pythlas grand cago. A brother, Frank Spencer oC Friends May View. lodge convcntlon. Olathe. Cal.; two sisters. Mrs. E. T. Body at Beckman i , l~wa Stlfdents An unusually lllrge number oC P' f h Whitacre of Denver, Col .. and Mrs. I The women of the North Liberty lOneer 0 J0 nson John Bothel e! Iowa City; four ., gl'oup of the W·. C. T. U. orgllnlza· deeds were recorded yest~day by nephews, and tour nieces. Fune ral Home I Wed Yesterday tlOn have InvIted the Iowa City John M. Klldlec. county recorder. C o unty Die s Afte r memMrs to join with them In a 'Varranty deeds were made by Elva Month's Illness Mrs. Jesse E. Bliss. 75 years old . . at Webster City picnIc to be hel(l at the Iowa City Farm Bureau Will molher of the wives of two unlver· pat'k Tuesday noon. July 81. Din. C. Snavely to W. A. Snavely. of sIty pt'olossors. lind mother Of the An ~ vcnt of Interest to University ner will be sel'vcd at 12 o·c1ock. Washington. D. C.. Chnrles P. Fu neral servIce for Hnrt A. Spcn' Meet in Mislouri secl-etary to the principle of the unl­ dl'lJ\~~ W/.IS the marriage at 8 p.m. Those attcndlng al'e noked to bring Snavely oC Johnson county. ana cer. 66 yeal'8 old, will be held tomor· vorslly hIgh scbool. dIed at her home I.it evrnlng. or Miss Gayle Hunter, their own sandwiches and table 8CI'- ElsIe Nordstrom. of Page county for CHICAGO. July 26 (Speclal}-The In Manville Heights at 7 p.m. Wed· rOW at 10 a.m. from the I\fethodl.st d~ugh\rt· at Mr. and 1I1t·s. W. l~. vice and one covered dish [or the property In tho east hal! oC the crunpulf of tho MissourI state teach· nesday. church. wIth the Rev. W. C. Keeler 111I~t.)' of Webster City. and Mr. dinner. northeast <"\uarter of section twenty. Funeral servlccs will be held at Jock B. Bladlne. SOil of MI'. a nd + + + townshIp eighty. north. range 1 west officiating.' Interment will bo made ers collego at MarysvUle. Mo., will be the mecca for farm bureau work· her old home at Salem thIs after· ~rtj, Lars £. Bladlne or Cedar Falls. Announce Coming of the fifth p.m. Elva C. Snavely In Oakland cemetery. wIth a. Com­ noon. Interment Will also be at ~ Jlte eel'emony took plnee at the 11 un , was deeded lICe estate on the proper· mandery escort. orll from twelv& mid-west stales Salem. Friends may vIew the body hOl1lo In Wehster City. The Hev . 1'1' Marriage of E dith ty just above descrIbed to the per' Mr. Spencer died yesterday morn· when the third annual mld·west 'between 9 and 10 0'c10ck this morn· R. £. l1(loey o! the Congregational sons to whom she deed d It. A wa.r· Ing at his home. 222 Melrose avenue. training school o! the (nrm bureau Ing at tho Beckman funeral home. I'hurch r.:tO the .en·\cc to seventy· S c hmi d t , Springmier ronty dced was made ·b Richard L, nfter an Illness o! about a month. organization convenes there during Besides MI·S. Paul C. Packer. wife rlv~ guest •. Hoxie and Ruth Norcross Hoxie to He was born on a {{,rm southeast tbe 'week of August 13 to 17. of Dean P!u:ker Of the college o! IM~n T..evel of Des Moines. at· The approaching m[1I'I'I[4;o of EdlU! the Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae of Iowa City ,and had resided In National oWccrs from Chicago. In· educalon. Mrs. 1. H. Pierce, wIfe t'n~ c d W as Huntr .0.11 maid of hOllOI'. Schmidt. 21 S. Van BUt-en. slreet. and 'buildIng corporation for the this vicInIty all his life. For a num­ cludlng Sam II. Thompson. president of Professor Pierce o! the chemistry In1 I,oucll ie SeIbel and Mel'ywn daughter ol Mrs. Paddy SchmIdt. to north 300 feet or out lot 29. Iow.a City. ber o! years he cond ucted a lien­ !Lnd M. S. WInder. secretary oC the ,lopartment. and Amy L. Bliss. there IN lrheth were brIdesmaids. Geraldine Howard Sprlngmler. son of Mr. and In a warranty deed Sarah Ahern of eral Insurance Ilgency. and was American Farm Bureau federation. arc survlvlnl": a sIster. Mrs. Abbie IV!>!!. acted I1S rlns: ·bearer. Keith Mrs. Philo Sprlngmler of Tlftln. was Cook county, Ill., deeded to Mrs. representative for the EquItable together wltb l)re&ldent8. secretaries. A. Hunter. Peoria. III.: a brother. blrlon wos best mlln. announced at a bridge party at the DBrothy Ingman and Francis J. LUe Insurance company ot' Iowa. a nd organization leaders from the the Hev. James B. Ayres. Osaka.. I Lohengrln'e wedding march was Schmidt resdence Wednesday cve· Ingman property commencln-g at a For the year 1927 lI{r. SpenceI' state farm burenus, will participate. Japan; and two other children. Mrs. rl~1'rBrooklyn 'Il(hte sang two Bol08 t 'II Love You nlng. and was follOwed by dainty re­ Three quit claim deeds were t\tea elected to the ortlce for 1928. Ho There are nlso five grandchildren: r,uly" and I·Oh Promise Me," freshments. The color scheme wall yesterday In the county recorder's wa. active In the MethodIst church. Asks Dill to Speak Thomas A. Ayres. jr.. Mary Marg­ jl1lll1~dlatoly after the ceremony carried out In pink. with candles and office as follows: Paul S. Kohl to and was a membe" of' the oWc1al aret Ayres. Ruth Virginia Packer. COli pIe lelt on a motor trIp to hoard. He wa. a member of the a bowl of swect peas decoratl ng th& the Methodist Episcopal church of Homer H. Dill, director oC the unl· William Loyd PIerce. and Donald Oregon. where they luncheon table. North LIberty. property commenc­ following Malionlc bodIes: Iowa French Pierce, all a! Iowa City. be at home alter August 15. City lodge. No.4. A.F.& A.M .. Iowa verslty museums, has been asked to PrIzes wel'e awared to Mt's. Phil Jng 64 rods south of the northwest lecture at tho Bt'ooklyn Institute of All Of Mrs. Bliss' children were Blalllne will become tho pub· C. Englert. MI·s. Harold Osborne. and carner o! tho north hal! of the City challter No.2, Zal'Cphath Con­ art8 and Bclences. Brooklyn, N. J. with hel' at the time o! denth, or ,.. weekly newsp:tper thOl·e. Marie PetrIck. Other guests wer e sistory of Davenpot·t. and Kanba. southwest fl'actlonal quarter In sec· Every wInter the Institute gIves a Bladlne attend ed Stephens Mrs. Olin Hauth. Alice Hous(!J'. 'l'cmple ShrIne at Davenport. He tlon seven In township 80, north. lecture course on varIous research after the Christmas holidays. He at ColumbIa. Mo., and is a Gencleve IJouser, Ann Petrick. MarIe range six west o! the fl!th merldJan; was also past commander of the Palestlno Commandery, Knights fields. and Professor Dill will tell gave an Illustrated lecture the first Of KapPa Delta. She lIas PetrIck. Dorotl>y Mitchell. Mary Hcnry Bealer and L. May Bealer to EmplOYed tor the last two Rummelhart. Dorothy Aldous. and Templar. No.2. He was a member of his zoological collecting In old session this lIummer on his trip the Methodist Episcopal church of of tho I.O.O.F. for ma ny yours. and Mexico. H plans to go east soon throu.gb old lIflxlco. at the state house at Dcs EII7.Ubelh Englert. North Liberty. property beglnlng I\t PlaCe cardH contained the an' a pOint 177 feet cast o! the south­ graduated !rom tho nouncement of the nPIJrou.chlng mar­ \\"88t corner of the north hal! of the , ),,1.· ••· 011" of Iowa and Is a momber l'lage. southwest fractional quarter of sec· Gumma Delta. social (ratern· +++ tlon seven. township 80, north of Sigma Delta Chi. Pt·ofes· Lunc h e on Honors range six wost of the fIfth meridian. journalistic fraternity. JIe SOl'· 132 feet cast and 200 feet north of D :~p uty Shcl'iiJ' John Stephana leading John Tulacz, Stanley (or three months as city edltol' Sar a h Mumma southwest corner of the nortl1 frac· Durll'l'aj, .A Ibcrt 1I1a', and Stanley 'rhomas from the county jail IhR Iowa City Press·Cltlzen :lIld tlonal quartet· of. section seveh. for tra'llsierCllCC to the Joliet penitcntiary, where the boys will Ih. Pll,t year has been on the ~t Ste v e ns Home township 80, nOI'th. range sIx west spend tbe remainder of tile.il' lives' for the slaying of Pearl E~gle­ .taf! or tho Dc. MoInes of the fifth merldan, and property Margaret Stevens and Gwendolyn commencing at a point 54 rods south .ton, Chicago movie usberette. + + + Nagle will be joint hostesses a 1 o! the northw~st corner of the nortl1 o'clocl< I un cheon today honorIng fractional half a! the southwest trac· Snook' Sal'ah Mumma. The luncheon wlll tlonal quarter, section seven. town· bo at the bome ot Miss Stevens at ship 80. north, range six west of the Women Deserve PLace tn 214 S. summit street. wl1lch wUl 00 fifth meridian. Geneva A. B. Cress Marries Folwell followed by bridge at the Nagle and H. W. Cress also deeded th!) resldcnce. MIS8 Mumma will leave property just descrIbed to 'tlte FarLey Says the first of next week wltht her par. Methodist EpIscopal church of North PoLitics, Mrs. SnOOk. daU-g h. ents. COl. and Mrs. Morton C. 1I1um· Liberty. "r Mr. and Mrs. EI'nest ~obert mao for Des MOines where they will One referee's deed was filed by P. WICHITA. ' Itbm .• July 26 (Al')­ In \Vaahington. \Vhcn she was fIrst • M Detroit, MI ch .• tK>came the nlako their futul'O home. The guest A. Korab. sole referee to Katharlnn \Vomlln has aS1 ' mucl, political re· elected to the committee In 1921 of John Howard Folwell. J" .• list In cludes Jane Dutcher. Eloise Dlouhly tor lots six. seven. and "he was. at the age of 31. the young· nf ~lr. and Mrs. J. H. Folwell sponslbll1t1es , as ' man because her Walker. Helen DavIs. Ceorgla Me· eight 1n block nine at the town o! est member a! that body. She has p..ven!1Ort. Wednesday In Evan!;· other responsIbilities are fully as Uister. Marguerite Stevens. Cora Swisher. for a consideration of nevcr hcld nOr lJeen a candidnte tor 1II .. at the home Of the brlde's Mortison. Ethel Keller. Ruth Dun' great. says Mrs. ",Florence Gardiner [luLllc omce. :ill'S. A. A. Chapell. $3.000. can. Grace Donaven. a nd Saral1 Farley. new vice rhalrman of the Mrs. Fa,'ley and Mrs. Emily New· j , reremony was performe,l by Probate deed WM flied( M follows: Mumma. Harriet Marian Van Patten. de· dcmocratlc national' committee. ell Blair, retiring vIce-chairman. are LeRoy M. Coffman of the close personal friends. At the Hous· +++ ceased. William M. Rohrbacher. The dal'k·eyP

Hl'PERION )[olne• . July , lett, the Indo op n golt phn rl

(CO!'fT1NUED Fno:\r PAOE 1) th bulldo!\, ot thl" An,.ncs a WIly. 'rull./Ipy blo~ted Ip[f lIil tl~h t Inti) til It\lN}' head oj thp ('hallen • •' \\,llhll\\1 (''Iu"log • rlleller Or 1\ e n· ey's PyOU.~IH·H. CellI' ownPI>1'<\ ))UIICI."A IIIUI hilt hf\lI~1\ 1'1' ~nll the), ripped Irft und 1'1):1\1 hooks to Ih(l hin In a CurlOI'. ellchaQlfe.' Tunney "))IIrl'('(\ lUI '('(.0\ riP~ In. 'Vb n , (,,"I,p'$ Ifft hQO.k dropped low. Tom mentioned It. and Ot'HQ ~mllW and aNked for Iv ne . A RAOolld Ist!>r \he~' wer~ (,T'ONhIOlt fa b othe~ 0.11 .. yO\! Dnd 1111 nd. of rou~. :\11 8 [)rQ\\,. thnt ~'O\l will 1)(> TNlulr/>tl to o long on(> AI,l. or th~ l'lng In n. slug· \'011 furllish rlff'er .. n . will h:wc no di(£lrult)', I'm AUt·I'." ~"I' eXl"hnll, Of heAd (' Iuu\ that rocked 1>011 ,.N(,ERNISft TH~ A('TIO . '\~I) . .. C.lIa, will you m ny m~?" brolcp up th .xcllllngl' as the crow!l Cnt\K.\ ('''fEIIS "N"ver!" Ah" ('rl II, Iwr head up, stood And I'oared Its 8.pprovnl. eEI,rA PRF.IV. has 1)l>I'n obllg(>(l, ho.· 0) eM 'Ia.hlli/:. Bul. In hel' heltrl. artco' Iho d aUI or her C(lther, to .111' waR wondN'lnK just how mu('h RO UN D TIIREE o to work. '8h I. Ihe Hf"I'('lnry oc thl .• torment ~h" ~ould stanll. AtJ'olut~ly unowPel hy tlte power or 11'I",n /''''''ry h(lll I"rt IlI>r. slw In TUl'\ntlY'. npwly tound I'lghl, houflht n pappr nnd turned rORO' (I"en('y II\odd ,I Into It "Ighthundell III! JAM1N IIAnm!'fo't'ON, llntl I~ lutpl)' to thl' "lIpl)l \\'onted" ud •. l'x<'bnTlgl' Will, Uw tltlphol!l~r. 'rom nllagpt\ 10 hl~ son. lI"r<' .hl' fownd nJI udvortlsemcnt droll!ltd hi l\'uuJ'l1 and "100{] bHore TOM The ]farrlnl;tpn~ IIlsnp\1rove IMI IIh. nn,,,·ot·PeI In I""'~n. The tllO champion. hands rl'ady ond dm" • 1)( the match. hut,. Ovll. doea nol pORltlnn wa onp tor whl"" Rhe W[UI ,In;; IUlOtJ.\·r "lIchltnl{!,. a nl' ac· I",ow thill. Bhe lIns lW'"jUy I'e­ admirably IllIaliftod, but. JURI 8" th .. cwnou610". II assocla.t .. ". nnd Incur~('C1 "YOIt understand, or C'ourfW\ 1'ts~ 't\ney .wept a "Jght a stroke on loclry: LAURY('ROSFI. a dis Ipnte{\ young 1I.1"ln.l\' l><"'n v,' Tlw rnnnogC'I·'. ('ourtNHIH smllt" chnml.lon1a ht'nd. whl1p Tunney nw ' Hurtlett out \Ylth hpr. Without waiting for railed. J Ip 1l1u·uglled. hll n.Ullck With Rolld letlhoClks to McCrary Xllhlnu Uon~. r".h~" olt t Tom "In that cas , I nm nfraJd. MI/l~ tI,I' hody. Par In Tile n .. xt dny (,(>lIa find. Iwr~~lr Ilr(lw .•• ,. no~ , FOl'R Ha,·tlplt In 44 jolllp"" and thp ohjl'ct or gll •.,I". 'u t. m I r" ushol'e,! h~r polltply to the Hilling In 8vmpathy with IIp''n~)I '8 McCrary In 4 J ler sol d~f nMr I. I I door, hl')XP~t't dl>' ~ trpmlnPel onslaught, who i. ~h'h nnd III aWl·::..r III ItNH. Hh~ w('nl OUt I1n(l mn.l1~ )wr WRy th Cl'Uw!l \!l'lIl/wPeI the Invadel' on "OAO' u .... OI! " eOHI""UCTJ()tII ... O<'IIllly prominent. L.,rry, Rlthll"L honH'. DETOUft -"r(XX) o. he whipped tl short Il'rt Ilnd "lgI,t (1II0AO CLOSED nt whitt Iw hlut rl'fll'NI . ntl (1'0 J1l~ ('ONTINt,;J~1> N~;XT HlSUJo:) two rlllhl8 orr Tom'. tilnly chin 110\1 "","~I" .... OWI'I by c!"Dtt.1 ...... t 1'('llIrn9 Tom'. dnA' when llw d~y ('UJlyrJl!"hl. 1925. M.N.S., ~l'W York) QRADING "ho~ thf challenger's 11<'841 back with IIn" H{'" wll hnllt wor<1 rrom him ., ;, I " stinging I.. rt hook. (lnlnlng the BRIDGING...... I lIR~. DnEW goP" to At th~ {MUdU. DIII,Y. CA ...1 IlIP.,., l . lIP)lfr hand d 18IV('ly for the til'.. .. hock of hearing thlt t C 111.'0 pn· No Money Rate tim!' In thf tight Oene Ihrew a right ..... VING •••• , ..1 I"U.r.. MU.n cnlf~mpnt 10 Ilrok .. n nnd Ihat Tom Into tlpl'ney·. hN1(1 wllh e,ery G".VIl~ _ · .3lU S ~"\r&' M"..,(l,-"N&O o ..... v__ ... 1"1"4 "'''.. 1. hu lert town. Changes as Bond oun e or his weight and Mt,·.'ngth ..". V A.IL Ilgllin IlropoRP<1 10 her. Prices Take Rise hind ll. , 1'hlll time. Tom's ye Udl O('tl¥(lty t1uttel'''d and TunnOy ('ITA l"I'ETl "'1. p ..... 1!Wd hl8 n.dvtlntag~ with t\\'O unn!'y h\>Okad him In a clinch. bul O~·~. FInally he 1'10,*,11 It ot his own Tilt: TIIOU. i' l',\TII NgW YOnK, .luly 26 (A P)-The hook. to the hl'ad and IJody. Tom bad, to t he I·opes. Tom Illin~ly stag· ¥lId 'fom reelcII un,l~r the cruRhlng rlghla to thEl hl'art. Sen¥­ VIlS UP without Il count. 'runnpy '\'c'tlord n nd tOI't" into 'Tunn('y with .. l'l·INl ulHkr full lert nnd l'lght hand Wben Hhp turnp,1 thp ~ornpr Into lin .. of IpaRt r~.I.laneo In lodny'. gr"cd rOl'war(l. Tnnney hall IlId· 11IClIIt, The dlullenger W!l~ Int: the turn. with blood beglnnl~ I-kad at him ~t(,Adlly Ull to the ~nl' A'00<1 "yr QuiCk to ""P hl~ ,out t lw lr e~ ,1 911 the ropes ):' I)sed. of the ~Idpwnlk. a rU<'lI hlg vot1ey to \1"-' hPM. BMI/: lel'n"y q ultl' mu(ldlcd now I\R Tom 'J'om's hf":ld nncl hody. "POOl wahhlc'\l ITf'CMy rolled uneons{'ioliB 1\lm08t Th"y W('I' old flr{lunlntnnpPR o[ Its snap In tllP late tr dinA' on or to lhe h~mp. In the HIlm pOSition al,l. ld.lded In only to find his CIOUlA undrr th~ blows. hut hloo.1 ~IlU,·t"'l rt'Om the ,·lng. the 01'11 rang alld II r l1Iothel"". nnd (,plln. he(,>I'<> Rhl' lito ulunl evenlng,ull ot HIlmI' Spl'Cu, wh n D('mlllK'Y floored him IlI.8t -tltll, nught On th<) champlon's n,mA and "(l1ll hi." nO"~ OR he In .• hell (onval"! ('IHll'c1 tho s(,sRion. ]leen{'y was out .fnt to work to Rupport th Drew l",lIv~ M('ount. In nntl('llllttlon or th" Tunney roui!ll vltlnly to sway out ,is body !,lttlrn"l bv Orne's th ud· fnone deSlln l!'inA' erfo'·!. Tunnpy f1nt on his hnek nnd Iud to 1)(> ea\" lOuMI'hold. had hffn much Rought f Everything for Your Convenience poo,' stUr'I, wI,pkly hrokpNI' 10'ln 8(" h'tnent, hut Ilf dang" b~t H~n ey noJl d hIm I'~' dlnl\' I'Il\'ht. '1'h ob.itnplon stl'PIINI ~wt his 1'0lll'ng..ouR ntt:l<'k. Tunney rh·(\ to hi. cornel'. J fl. B<'COnds had ly tllPm a. a gu . t a I th~ lIodal p nine and finish I tPdIY on theh~'ul. '1'he bell brok .. n wt(J~ a bullet lIk~ left hook t(} jolled llrpnpy stpadlly. despite hi. him I·<"tore,l (01' the npxi "ollnd. (fal,.s the)' gave (or Ihplr youn<: Ihp mllin tn'nd contlnu,>(l hlgh .. r. up the chll.l\~ t l, .. r·R onAlnught. -at the- n~r . Rock II u 1he bolly "nil bounl'('o hl~ I'I):ht al(nln roul'n~~ous onRlnught right up to ROP;:"l) Er;R\'EN' tolk~ 'rradlng Rhowed a modernte r('due' ROl'SJ) . ' IVE ~pl.ndld stn rt per lIep~(>y'lI rer~uA'lltpd r,·ulur('s. In th" h.. lI. '1'0111 ranI(' u,,* with 11 lett that NUlv the)' rl'1l. rd d hpr I'oldly. op· tlon In volume, thp dny'. sa"'. Rgl\ln Tunney sn1.1Q III·::lti've powel'!l his hen,I a Illass ROOM EIon. rah'. toilny. 'MIo Ilny's bU81n 8S III cll\.8e to alu", a~ thla champion's ~ye. d<'Spil~ th" minl~li'atlonR, H een· tbe chall"ng,·r. kUllng- th" <,ffeptlvc· 1,lunlrct! nguln into the r(·Jllt·s facII crlmRonl'tJ a OIl Rhl' n(\\\'100 wn~ mix d In chnrflct(l'~. I,.od,. Oen drllk'd left and rlg1f1, a. nI!"S or Tom'. letthOOk by burying Py gall nntly pllp(l Into the rhnmplon. (.\ C),OSS f"om Cnm»us, Soulh) hurr/"mo{l to SATURDAY thp railroad group. sugal~t fOl d 'y; trade 8upport. letts deftly. Colorful Atmos~ At the employment agency, where hnve eUsnpprarel1 ["om } I e~ney'f\ I"orelgn exchanges were easier ' ROl'ND F.IGHT ,he .-eglsterpd, the womall In charge cort~u'k' punch"" nnel Tunney ap[larently phere of San F ran~ gr.. e led he,' pleaonntly, but snld wllh 0 20 point break In Jnpaneae (JIfJCAGO 'I , F rel!hened by half " buc~et 9f Suliday ''The Most Talked had lItU" qeslr (0 c ut IIIl the chnl· rather quickly: ycn to 45.30 O.M the only featDr ... Wh~at-H'ghel'; rust reports rrOlll 'aler » OUI'IId ovel' his head nod • wnger rIlul'lh c1\ Gene gTflbhl'd cis cos Chinatown I )URS Rterling cables were quoted around Canada.. About Play in "I'm sorry, Dt· w. but I've lIew hnlr comb, 'runn ~y came o'ut II .. on~y ns the An •.nc plunged In nothing tor you. SOme other Urn!', $4. 5t. Cotrr-Ftrm; good ~P hold lh'p chall engor helpless. dose .nnd Rbowered him with lert 'the World's Greatest Ador The World." Il rhaps." Ca.ttle-'-llj:\'~ular • j:-feeney's lett eye swelle.l and noal" J'll\t, when Celln was leaving. she "Lois NEW l 'ORK WCRi H9gs-....;l-lc...lg..,h_l!r_. ____ Iy closed whpn AOlllfthlng irritated heard the womnn give a nume a nd h . Tom shook hla h~!\d In l1e"lX"'lV Streen- addr 8S to another 11'1 ,'1 nnd say: American SUgAr " .. 711 70g 70J STOCK; ~Km AVERAOts , tlon ltS he could hardly ace ["om Ihnl Wilson" doha "l-\urry along as fast (\lJ you enn. Am. Tel. & Tel .....)7&1 1711 1745 '. 20 Ind. 20 R a il. IN N:ew Yorl( .. X\lu 're 8ure to get the job, bec:LUSC Bethleilem Sleel .... 51 li7i 57 Thur8dQ~' ...... , ...... 192 .78 142.Q,.4 phlladelph 10. they need some one very much. It's hrysl r ) Iotor ...... 7ii1 731 75 Wednesd9.Y·' .. ,A ...... 192.23 142 .ta BarrJlllore sL Lollis ...... a gOOd place. too." on901ldated Oas .... 1481 HU 1451 Week ago ' ..... ,,~~~ ...... 188.2 6 140.7. in the Sc,eml young men. whom she I Ctevell1lld ...... ~ Bros...... 141 14 Year agq 'I!: ... _.; ...... 166.21 C Icago .... . k"e", only by sight. wpre lounging 14; 145." in the greatesL role of love's Dupont De. Ncm. ." 315 311t .na 1'Jlgh 1928. ~." ...... 209.04 157.0~ NOW· Washin gton In t~e doorway ot the bulldlng when 4 Qeneral Electric .... 1491 14 1. Low 1928 :., ... .r, .... "...... 178 .84 lSUS .~N~~o Detl'Olt ...... 1 OtUI\ came out. They ogled her '.i General :MotO!l3 ...... 1901 ]81 188 Total is lOCk !\81e~ 1.62 4.300 sMrl'll. ShoWing Bdanlad .... history-: boldly. and onc Mid 80methlng to Hudson Moton ...... 81 791 80 _..r:i....;,,· _____ the others. and there was a general One of your Jast chanc~ ' Cleveland 4·4: TntPr. Harvester .... 2G8 2GB 21688~ .~~ .1 ..... t • .... To .. or Bareaa _...... :New \'o" k 12·1 la.ugb. !'few York Cfntml ..1621 lSa.. n~ to see this great stal' this --.f--.. .- 18m., len Innl ,AUer that, Cella walked on blind· Packard :\rotors .... 73~ 82a '821 NEW :Y~iu~,,~ tilY 26 (AP)-M'Il.lol." season. There will be only ly. flhe dldn't even nOllce the girls at. [.oul s 7·4 • Pennsylvani a ""'''''''' 641 600 HI George LJ ,ne.rry, of 'I'ennel!!leel ~ , Toll., "Tile, Phllude lJlhhl 5; ' Vb. P ,glA'gled aR Ihey pussed her; the to· • one morc Tom Mix fea­ Southern Paelrtc .... 119 ]l81 11Sa day are(J>t~ ~n ltppolntment b~ (JIIIIIC8 ~n who stared; the ltCqunlnlancoM ture this year. Southern Ry .." ...... 14G!/ 146i 146t tho demopl tl notional commltt ~ 'l'no cllt her. TOMORROW .Beloved Wnshlngtun ILL HI.1ml. Oil or N . .r ... d l 4ftl 4ijl to heM n la.~r, \juren.u organlze,l III ~omo one failing Into step be. k\\' A Cowb~y A yiator Boslon at Studebaker Corp..... 701 69 70 promote .(lotilrl\&r ~ml th 'B c~ n" Ii.. roU8ed her from the slough or Fun, an' How! Philadelphia n.ll!ery. Union Pacific ._ ...... 194~ ]931 1941 £lacy. Major ~ty 18 president jl( You'U enjoy seeing New I'ol'k . 8. Rubber ...... _. 326 3Jj 82 th" Jntemlltl{lDc!t l)rlnUng pres8nl8fl with , l ~'ll'ry rO'R's v~ce 8Illd humbly: "WlU you be ashamed to be seen U. S. Steel ...... 1411 138 ~ 1401 and al!.lll8t8.nlll . union or Nbrth Ek'c...... 961 941 95. America. IIl)d one of the tound· 88ft Jr... -, LILLIAN GlSH with me. Celi~ 7" '\·~sil ng. :.0 •. To... Mix & er~ fly in The harshnCl!s of her own 1"1I4:h Yel. Te. oneh .... SI ' SO, 3. or till' American Legion. in A Tremendous Spectacle Ralph Forb., wusJ'.tartling to her ear.. .. ""'rom whut I've lem'n('d thl.s'" 1IIIItllll.III •• +•••••••• I •• I •• I.I •••• II •• IIII.*~ Well Wort" Seeillg. morljlng, It Is yO U , ,,,100 bOilld b£' n~nltuck' SILVE~ ..,b Q(j to be s en wllll m ." Also StM.wWlIl Big Thrilling Airplane -And ttl/' Comedy­ On " . , shall n e\'l~r be <\nythlng but Comedy VALLEY 'I'h, proud and honol'ed. Cella." CROSS COU:~*RY BAN' HAMILTON in She look£'d at him, a mocking --also showing­ also Selected Comedy afu n" on, her Ups. MOVING.:" Latest PaUle News "LISTEN-CHILDREN" "Oallant to the ond. I'h. lArry?" . Reyiew l.atest News ··PIlI.ulal· Qual'let" The hurt look In his eyos ma{)P Snookulnlil Comedy Mack 8eBlie~t ComMY World's Late: News h ~r ... Ient: 8 h e~d mwe aorU ' LEE inns "vou are sweet to ortf"l" to walk IIB,.er BaW. ;'''ft'IMi Usual P'iices " F'a OloUA Movie Klddlts" with me. bul I think you'd bellel' • -.,;. .! .'- v· nOl , La ITY . Things Me ba(l pnough, Come and 'enjoy a gotMl ~n Usual Prices PAPA'S VACATiON ~lthOut our Ilddlng !u I to the T". ; I'~ how In comfort nnd where Time. zsc f\a1llu." ...... CMI. , "COIU l'i1y l'ltlylet" "I warn~ yOU boW It would be. • Friday, July 27, 1928 lhe Daily Iowan, Iowa tify ______~ __ ~ ___ ~------~~------~~------~~~~------~---- -~------~------~~~~~--~------~b Bartl~tt Retains Iowa Golf Over

"hotteRt I )[Htl~ tlw rotltmltl~e hUR Indominable Ace of Winter Rule. May Charley Paddock hncl o,'rl' Tiny' I. ~u!' In 1:, yenrN" Ihp inH>orlnnl 1.le<' bdOJl \Vu~ J'PH {' h~jJ be Played on Four hy 11 clo"~ vote oC 1(1 to J.I . Ottumwa Conquers Holes KElnnett Say. fVho Ca*,e Back I to Race Tuesday . .JclC'clM II ,l ump. 2a F.'~t ~rh(' IIbl'okC'11 t lnll-" I'PJIuiolion or nogro~ boxing Inalructo,· Wlntpr I'ules ))lay be played on the ""p(,QI' fQolbuli fv(lll'IlUO)) I)~'" Holl. at mlttln!: Colltl},' nR"lIon to '1'lnye,'s for in l8"Hole Playoff holell one, two. three. altd Ightrenl Despite.P rotes t~ th" unlve"Rlty took n.. rast three· [lURl!ncp fI·ollt wad, clUI'lnt; compCl­ l'ounc1 bout fmln "I,'lsh Kid" Bmdy {weo l'dln ~ to Information given ou~ , tltlUII. and the lenni .. tM("'ntlon'~ tit th" cm·nlv,,1 InHt night. The IJy Conch ](enltltt fit Flnkhln ~ fI~ld. Covers Course in One George Baird, JordaQ principle fut'nlHhlng {I loollholc tor mh.t('h wns hy fn,· the fru;leMt that Thill a Hows 1)layers 10 "set" thc hnl\ a p"ofesHlonnl to )-t>( ul'n to IImatcu,' haR I)o('n slagec1 Iwrl.' this week. on th" fairways to Imp"ove th e> lay. Under Par; Ninety Show Good Form rank. w~re the ulL~l. (a'· the can· 001)('I;I"r8 at ~he fI ~ hl ,,!Jowed '1'he second. tmh, [lnu thlrteentlt t,·ovr-rRY. j arnd.v the "hade on the fl .... t with ~reen8 Ihat havo I"'~n ultd ~,· rp­ and Holes in 351 in Workouts Tdlll~ (or the 1600-10,,1;>1' ",Iny. llnll Inking the second lhlrd I,al,·. alltl ,·epl."pd by l~lhpornl'y by 'narrow marglnA. g,. ns. arQ now In use. 't'he nt. 11.I~ n ,I""ploltrd II lil,el!'lwQd (hIlt HYPERION GOLF COURSE. D~9 A~i. TErlnA)f. July ~r, (.\1')- 1'1'0. V' wi~, n ,'tl'OJ( wi ll ~ ~ Ice nth. a nd slxlepnLh gl'eelfll .IU·~ Jolin nCI: '"o. The ~a n1" two will meet lignin to­ Moines. July 26 (AP)-Al'thur B.·,o{­ pa,'ati on~ ,lislllll cpcl by HII), Unrbut i. or Byro. .tlil ollt of usc Ilf\d will ~ oUl In· fOr Olympic competition mor,'ow nlg'ht fit P o'clock In .. lett, the lndonllnnhle. Is stili the cleflnltely. Gooel tem)Jo"lh'Y /I,·eel1.9 t~Jt)po"OI'lIy took the bncl,g"ouncl to· (,URe. who al!lO Is "I\ ~ (If thp tll"r tpn·,·oulld bout nt the ca..l·nlvnJ, 8tl­ open golt champion of IOlI'a. hnY~ been Installed howeY~r. llnd dny whllp thc A ugust solons of the " r lUcs III Ihe 400-meter flnt. TIll' reo un ted On S. Dubuque Bl,·eet. golf enthuslusts will not he 8cl'lou ... I "~ · tl'Rls RI",wpd B ud Spe'ler,' with The nce of th~ Ollumwfl golf link•• rnt t'nalionol Olymplo commlttoe Iy Inconvenienced. I 4fl 2-" .PNIIHI ~ (CII' thp 4 0~Hl\ et"rti; Hall pro"Vec1 Lo bO the more clever modo two sweelJln!: geRtul'e.. The who Re~ mlnl;lY won't he heat. con­ Dlle to the "ecent rains the gmss fi'red Ahlel'lllll n nnd O('orge Uu:,.c\ boxer'. but was at n disadvantage fl)'.t wa. ,1 .... lgnccl tn splk~ fill pro· quered the Jown opel) title for the on Bome of the fairways 18 stili tiCll' sepone's ,,"ch. ,,11i1 e Ip wls t,·u il. on nccOllnt of B,·odl'·. 25·pound ad­ ~ )1 P"'R o( Bl'itls\) )}"ntest ovc,· Chnr­ 10ng. The mower Is bll~y dally, e.] the olhO'I' thtPl' willt 5t seeo 1,1•• vllntal(e. Hall Hcnled In at about .~oncl successive yenr today when ley Poctctook's oliglhillty and the HrC­ be defeatNl Bob McCrary of De~ howe,,",'. and the clov I· t. that Gonlon, l OlVa ~r()ad Ju,,'per, d('ol'­ 140 pounds, and Hrady weighed "lnil \\"n~ n df"N sJnn to f'~C'lutl(" lnwrl MOines. with whom he was tied at fool So many searching slicers will Cd over 23 feet but Ed H "mm and about 166. 'on nl ~ and RO<'[,O .. fo otbl ll f"om the ,. the end of the regulntlon 72 haleR Hoo n be elitTllltlltvU. Del""'1 Hllbbl1 l'd, preAent A,l,l fonn­ OI~'lTIplp~ until tlt""e two sport8 Hall had Brady groggy In the o( piny yesl~rday. by five strokes. N' r""OI·d·hlllcl.rs. hDve dono u nl)' 'hnnr:" their tlmntnUI' ('OC.kR. speed work s" fo r. third rOllnd. when the lutter took a 70 10 71i. If Joint "Inlp'TlenlA of the hl l;he.t stlfC right to the jeLw. hut ,..,covered ("'l lItl l~h'" l TnMr Par Tigers, Yanke~s Intf'I'natlonnl on(1 AtnPl'lran 3\1thOl'I­ to laRt out the "01111<1. Br... dy swung Th e p"e~~nl low,,- amnteur and Ifes f1,.p n~cepted nt flCP vnlup. na n wicked rl!(ht. but was unahle tp trans-1l1 sslsslppl titleholder com· !l 'ln:u'C'nUy U1f'~' (,lin hI". P:Hhlorlt Washington, St. Louis land It to Its best effect on tlt~ pletpd the 18·hol. I,lnyoff In one un­ Split Double Bill will )'u n In thp ~OO·m~tor~ next Split Double·lfeader el u slv~ J htll. 1I1R mlAsl's ",Me him dol' pnt· to romplete the. 90 holes It ~l'hl1l' ~,tl ity. moldllg' hl~ lhiJ'u bJd for look n Jlltlp , lumsy at times. took to decide To\\'a's open champ· Olympic Iwnnro. ST. LOUl!l, July 26 (A P)-St. Idn In 35 sll·oke8. which Is 4 8troke~ Champions Win First Vuclrlnr!,'s Stn..( I1R Clear Loulo and Washington spill-II. lloul>lb IIeUer than, pr,·fect figures. Tho IntcrnnUonnl ('ommltle(' tn 'l hed.c1pr Itere loday. lit<' BrownH win· Cincinnati Trims McCrary. who yesterday shot It I 2-1, Drop Second Cormnl statpllt('nt rog-I1I' foul'lh g"een tbe Ottum· Fh'st game: nmnloll" )'"Ie" a"p ~han!!pd. Afl~r :t;latte)'l~s: Zatl1!iry. BI'own and Phllade1phla .... 000 002 011--4 7 1 wa go lfer had assumed a one·stroke N~~W YOHK-- A.B. TI . H. PO.A.B. whnt nenp,·,,1 Chnr1ell JT. 1'1)1',·111. T{enna: \\'Illse. CofCman. B ck. and lIIliY. HIMy ,md \I"agmve; 111 Iller. lead by a birdie Ii. Combs. rf ...... 5 1 1 4 o 0 Imp)'IMn Ip"I1[','. tlp8rt'lbrd fiR th~ Munlon. . Bpnge. all~ ~"!'lIj, Shoot. B1rolJe Meusel. 1'1 ...... 6 2 4 0 o 0 The Ottumwan on the firth hole Ruth .If ...... 6 1 1 1 o 0 chalked UP anolltr birdie. a 4. to Mc· Gehrig, 1b ...... 4 1 1 16 o 0 Cr3"Y'S 5. 1..o11ZZPI'I, 2b ...... r. 1 1 2 4 0 They finished the outgoing hln ... DUl'ochel'. 2b ...... 0 1 o 0 o 0 CLASsiFIED ADV·· Iifi SING , In perfect flg",'p" and Ba,·tlett made J{opnlg. 88 ...... 6 • 1 2 3 3 0 the turn 2 strokes ahead. nobertson. ah ...... I'i 2 2 2 4 0 ~ v.Em~"TI;P 0 From th~n on It ",," easy sailing Hl'hg-ong-h, (" ...... 3: 0 o 6 o 1 1 1 2 0 .SlCt:RY DESIRABLE te,·rltol·Y. High CIRSS, pleasant M.c rary In 455 G33 435-- 38--75 Ilellmann. I'f ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 ------~------~ line work. You will he delighted wllh , furnlRhNl al)n.t'tmpnt~(or second Alx daYI or lonpr, Be p.r Tavene,,, SA ...... 4 0 1 2 1 sempster. Phohe G04. the plan. Het.tl( B1IP~le~, Cedar Rail­ Woodall. c ...... · tOO 6 0 0 line IclA. In. Davis Cup Play Home Town Folks'C heer Tunney Minimum r:'flrge, 800 ~ eteran Golfers 801Teli. p ...... 0 0 0 4 0 1"0 R R l'lN T--APAR '1' MEN 'f. "Jl!l'·gm.. vc ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 9011nt tlve worda to the 11M_ fi'Ol! RENT, Unable to Rate at PhoM 054·"'. Each word In tbe "dverU... Opens as Tilden ment must he counted. The FOR RENT--FURNISHED HOUSE­ Tota Is ...... 41 11 7 36 19 1 on First Appearance in New York FOR nENT--APA n TME N TS North Shore Club preflxel "For Bale." "Foi' keeping apartment with garage by ·Bnlted (0" 'Waner In ninth Furnl~h~d a'· unfurnished. See J. Rent," an~ simIlar year. 419 A. Summit. Phone 28lt. 8('01"(\ hy Jnnln g~: ,",INK!':I': RTAnIlJ~f. Now Fig-tl"PR p,·o mlnrnt In nther sporls "Lost" Opposes Lacoste YO"k., A. O·Leury. Phone 793. on(18 at the beglnnlng ot adol NORTH SlIORr~ CLUB. Chicago. New York ...... 000 001 000 001 \--12 lnly ~16 (\P) nt'lw ~I'UIlJWV uPl:'(\.'tI'Pfl th~"l hoxill;. W(-}'€, on 11111\(\ , t;tJl'If'"t.~ GARAOE FOR REN'1'. &24 NORTH July 26 fA P)-AII th~ galt veteran". are to be counted, In the total Dell'olt ...... 000 000 U01 00 0-- 1 tllnll(ht in tl,e Reeoncl Mf..,)Re or hiR f"lk~ In ,.v, ·" I",; ,\n':\,. nlhl JURt plain FOH RENT--APAHTMENT--T W 0 1..1nn. Phone 2263 -J. Including (hp national open Utle­ HUl111l1tlry- Runs h:1tt('(1 In, Rob· nU\T1ber ot wor4/1 In the ad. lH'llV;I\\'(.ig-ht tlttp COl' Ow rll'Ht tim£" "lHI~N" In r'allS: mill ~W(>:l t t'l'~ mlxN I fUl'nls\led I'oom~ lind kltchenelle. ~old e r. Johnny F"r,·~II . of New Yorl,. Hennessey Will Play The number and letter In a ert"on 2. Jloyt. Comm. 2, Meusel 3. lJl'fol'l' IIIR hOJllf' fulk '11111 hl,rOI"('I :l with thf?' m" \Vrll I .. nown fI~ur(l~ Fir't floor. nea.onahl... prlce--phone IWR. REN'r--6 ROoM MODEltN tried In vain today to snatch the bllnd ad are to be counl&d U nutl!. Gehrig, Lftzzerl. O"aoowskl; Cochet in Other c','owiJ whj('h m:)(J(' 11)) In «,nthm~l- on t 11(\ Ht:t~f' whtJ~p namr.'; hlazr i I n02-W. house with garnge--closo In. le ad In tlw weste"n open golf Champ· two lms(' hiloR. Mc.Mlintt •. M.u"~I. flSlll whot it In('kf'ct ill numl)(·r~ . ('14 1(,U<(, Ji: ~htR on lko!ulwny flat hpo· one word. Phone 2863-W. Mrs. ttegan. lonshlp from two young profe.sslon· Rohe,·tson. Grnbowsk. Ruth; three Singles Play \Vhf'n thr ClI'C'f'nwirh Villng(' hoy f: i41(, 11Popl(' who h !'Hl (,omC" fl'l)m ('it it'~ CllUIslfled dlapla" Me ,.. ol~, who scored 70, two under par, haHC" hll~, Gehringer, 'faVeI'H?r, 'l\'(eu­ Wf'nt flllt to tl'nrlC' pnn('h('~ with the rnl' :t"... nY. and diel not rt'C'(Jg-niz£' fOR nENT--FmST CLASS MOD· I"eh. I"on RENT--DE:l\lRA'BLE ·MOD· In their first round yesterday. sel. Lazzeri; hontE' runs. Meusel. p'·h. wpll furnJghed apRrtment I'A IlTR ••July 26 (AP)--TlIr; Bill l ' lI :!~Nl ('hnllf'ng-f'r frorn Nf'w ~P:l~ Lhflir llf'ig-hhofH. One I/lfh IIU11J1l!1II ar" : ~t' h Uoulles--J. R . BaSCh\\ag. a nr! brace of 70 ·s. by Bill Tinder of An· Hon, 'ravenel'; doubl E" vlaY8, Tav()nel' of K I) e~tntor" sllowe!l thltt tlt~y Mil TIl(' ('nrnmon Classified adverU,lng In by , Rrne J4acoBte. French mnstcr. will ('I'ow(1 WfHI 'Fon RENT--7 ROO)1 HOUSE; ALL d~,·s on. rnd .. and Phil IIessler. of to Gehringer to McManus. McManus -'o mf' to ('11<,<,,1". thr C' IWPf, '('Il(' (' I1Nt.llllfl'l"~1 FOR RENT~NEWLY DECORAT- 1). m. will be llubll8b&d tb. to Taven ... ,· to McMnnus, SO"rell to rO:lI'f'd. tllI'lr n)"'I)wuvlll whrll the­ (0110 wing mornlq_ III 0 1\ ern Imp l' 0'1' e ))lents; good Bristow. Okla.. was a 71 by A I 'arp on~h other nC"O SR n net nt the Thf"l'e Wf;>l'fI' mnr: ~.- mol'" C'tmtnm(lol'R eel, ~ve ll fllrnl~hrd aparttlillnt. to 1"tvener to Sweeney; left on r h:unnlon l"pnt lWo Nti n g-ing hlrlWf\ garage; close In. Telephone 431. Espinosa or Chicago. Fn,.,..11 got "­ Auteuil "bellum at 2 o'rlo~1< (omol'· tl1:111 muny ('XPf'l'tR tlloll~)ll wol1lc1 rlose In. 419 Fl. 'VMhlngton. Two ]loor start. talcing 3S on the Cll'st base. Detroit 7, New YOl'k 6; ha~(I to tJlP ('hall(?n~('I"R 1l0 ~('1 :lncl thp)'(, ,'ow arte"noon In the op ... hlnA' mntch tll'OI' In On thp flA'hl. h~ovyw~l:>:ht rQOJnR wllb or wllhout sleeplr.:: on balls, ott 801'l'ell ro. off Hoyt 2; IVas h:t.l'dly leRs Y"lume to thl nine and finishing with 74. His part­ tltI~ afralr thoul;h It "a •. It -.VIlR )1o,·ch. $30. A Iso light hou~elBOSTON. July 26 (AP)-1'he W. doubl... room ror gll' l ~. ClcJSerl . W. L. Pct. thPllo lhvls cup matches hp mnY written In r NI Inl(. Ir any. w,oulrl not n. ~hnl'g~ of In,·pncy of an nuto. Kolt­ .038 nr"v~s made It two straight over the .LOSt--BLACK CONKLTN FOUN, 115 N Cllnton--2095-\V. _ S~ . Loul~ ...... GO 34 ,·ellr(' from p13j' lIt tho nd of t11e I)p so 1'1 '·1((' as it tl101' I(11 ml!:ht Immp was nt · , ·~" tNl n~a,· 1\1t. Ham­ C'Jnclnn:lll ...... •...... 5G 40 .583 Cubs today hy winning a long over'­ w,. yen '-. 1'0 Illp ~aAP. mill. Juno 18 "fter 'IX>puty Sherltt . ChlcJlgo ...... 55 40 _578 lIme gam ... In the 14th tnnlng. 7 10 G. "No. I 11m not thlhklng of turn­ BvPI'Y llIHl f.'t? or Jifc\ waH I'PPI'(" P. A. Heinig tl'llced him from Mont­ .. ~ew York ...... 49 38 .562 The CUM ovpt'Clltne' a.. five run lend InA' pt·ofp".lonnl." T ilden tolr! the c"n tpd In 11)(' ('n th UHI" Alil' crow(l. rose t y Ure trackR In the mud. OOI' l yn ...... 48 46 I .510 \mt lV e!"(, held In check by Bob t\ RRocintC'd PrcFIoS, "hut Ie WP Rhnnld P llsburgh ...... 4 G 45 ,[,06 Rmlth In the last eight Innings. filII to win hock th" Dovl~ CliP Ihls WANTED--TYPTNO. Phone ~stOll ...... 27 59 I . 30~ cit Ien!\"o 100 221' OOQ 000 00--6 IInte r fOOl Bom!'onp eliit' should tr~' ,V. philadelphia ...... 23 62 ! .270 Hestoh 302 001 000 000 01, 7 Il llf'xt ye-nl'." l'esterclay's Hcs\lH s Batteries: Bush. lIolly. Jones. 'C·oneprnlnr. the other sl n g le~ , Pittsburgh 7; New York 5. Root. nnd Hnrtnett; Barnes. SmltJ\. mnteh tomol'TOW In whlrh >Tonl'l WANTED--'PASSENOER '1'0 RIDFl LOST-- 0 KETBOOK CONTAIN. Boston 7; Chl('ago O. ond Taylor and Spohrer. c;ochpt I~ to meC't' Johh neltlw"~py. to New YOt'I,--Leavlng Towa City Ing nbout $38. Finder please r.· about September 1st. Phone 2602-J . ttll'n to thl. office. Rewnrd. St. Louis 0; H"ooklyn 1. thp,'~ hnR heen le.8 R)1pculnUon "" . , Cincinnati 6; Phlladplt)hla 4. It Is rel(tl)'ded Il ~renho~'t ~ aA nhnost GUUW8 'I'uduy Crove Pitches 'A's to a (,p,·taln vlctm'y 10)' the Frellch­ St. Louis at Brooklyn l11<'n. Clnclnnatf at Philadelphia '5·1 Win Ofer Chicago Nolthet· tho F"pnch hoI' th~ Amp,'· Chicago at Boston ·DIREC1'OR Y CitICAOO, .July 26 (AP)--1'he kiln r1dublos t~Jn whlt'h ntprt on Phllndelphht AthleticA won their Rntu",lny In the Ihll'll motch of the CIlP. MISCELLANEOUS Al\U:ltlCAN LE AGUE I third ~lt'nlght game from IhA Cltl· Ih,·ee·nu\-o(.five .~rl('~ fo,' the RENT·A·FORD W. L. Pet. cago White !'lox today 5 to 1 b~hlnd I)" vo yet Ile.n chC)srn. oholce ,l eo 1'<,lullng nn IhT' OUlootn. thp two .------·------~ I~~~~~------New York ...... 68 28 I. VOS lh" fin\.' pitching of "utty" O,·Ove. at .------JOHN ·C. RUDNTCK " In A"I"~ mntehes tomorrow. Philadelphia ...... 69 20 .02 1 ScorE-": Wano TunIng , CARTER'S .[,83 st LoUis ...... 62 S7 l'''h·~t gn mp: Rellnl"llllIg-Rf'bulldlnl ~e"l!land ...... 44 53 AGG PhIlM1~ I JJhln. 012 000 101--5 13 1 11 yrs. I'.Xpel' lenco III Stell." ay RENT·A·FORD C Icago ...... 42 52 .443 Chicago 100 000 000--1 8 2 Indian. Take Two Plano t!lcto,·y. 7 yellrs t unlhl all .437 \ "Iwaf' Read, .. o. Washington ...... 42 54 'RaLtc"leR: Grove and Cochrane; pinnas tor School ot Musl!\, and Det"olt ...... 38 50 .3~8 Red Sox 4·2; 4·3 ~ Thomns an(l Ber.g. broadcasting stapon. 1...... '1.... 1.11 V ~ H t e rd a)'·s Jl e~ ult8 C'T,EVF.T4AND, July 2G (A 'P) -­ Phone 1797-1132 ,E. W a8hlnlrtofl Cleveland 4·4; Boston 2·3. rl!'velancl won Its A~cond doultlp ~ New YOl'k 12-11); Detl'Olt H3 (Fh'st Pittsburgh Gives Ne.w . h"arler In two 1)lnyln!( dnys wll h IIIme, ten Innlng~). RoRlon today It)' lIekl ng tlw R r d St. Louis 7-4 ;wru;hlngton (j-6. York :Trimming 7 tD 5 Rox. 4 to 3. with n \wo·I'Ut) t'u llv In unA CLARK MlODli:LL, hRAM·bBl!:8 Phllndelphla 5; C'hlcfll:O 8. the n lnlh nftc,' 'tol(lng the fltHt RENT·A·FORD l,mw YORK ..1 111 y 26 (A P)--'l'hn D ...... of W_ O IlIllCtl 'l'odll)' gam!'. 4 to 2. Happy? Lo" Da, Rat. Washington at St. Louis ·PI,.alr. dc'pn[NI the OIanls. 7 lo 5. hore to(ll1y In the tltlrct gomp or th p 0,. SIa,.', StoN ...00 Per N"h' !loston Ilt CleVeland 1"lr.t I(ante: We'll say he is. He has just driven PH~B\71 Philadelphia nt Chicago APl'lPR. 1 n the second rouhd ,Io hen 'Roston ...... 000 010 001 --2 0 1 I .. ·.:. 00IIe.. the VIAltot·. k nocked out young Cnrl ('I v('land ...... 001 002 10x--4 10 0 off in one of our guaranteed lU'\ed ...... New YO"k at Det" olt • WIlli !eDow Hubbell who mtl(le h is th'st stn.,·t RuffinI( nnd Hofmann; Bayne and cars, and has not only saved h im­ Bolin llot P.B. ta., ro" tho Gln.nts. r.. Sewell. self plenty of money, but has got­ MlsslHS lppl Vn lley Rcot'e: ten exactly the car he has long Ma"shall town 11; BUl'lIngton 1. Pit tHbl.lrgh ...... 070 000 000 7 J 1 S~('ond game: wanted. Waterloo 3; Ottumwa 1. New YOI'k ...... 050 000 000--5 9 3 'RORtOIl ...... 000 001 020-,3 10 1 ,DJ~. FRF. I) T_ BAllER Moline 0; Dubuque ... GrlmeR und J " u'g~eave~; Fo ul k­ Clcweluncl ...... Oll. 000 002--4 12 0 Great Reductions in Used Cars n ~ nJl Rt Cedar Ruplds oj; nock lslllnd 14 . nN·. lluljbell , Walker un(1 nognn. ITn,·rlas. MOI'r IR n nd Berry; Orant. Myatt, a nd Autry_ "With an O.K. That Counts' 'O'h11re ~.:.It:~~r American AS8odution Golf.rs Tie Score 8 tQ 12 lI.m., 1 tAl II p.m. Mi nneapoli s 0; Toledo 2. E"enln ..~ IIy nllpolntmollt. Mllwu ukee 2; 1 ndlanapolls O. HOS8NDALFJ OOUi' CT4UB. To"­ Fire Destroy. Tanks \ ~oomey 8 Willenbo~k '1'tllr pllotl" Mt. Paul ]4·0; olumbus 3·S. onlo. Ont.. .ruly 26 (A \, )--Wnlt~r Orfltll 17 ~8 !tell. !llIIHV. l<. n8l1s City J·8; Louisville 3·». lInA"~ n ot N~w YOI·k. lirltl.h ollPIl KINCl)! AN, Ariz .. .l uly 24 (API-- I ~------~ . tlllp·holdet·. and MncDonald Rm lth, Twn m~n WP,'p killerl and n third Chevrolet Carale of O'·(,[It.. Neok. L. I.. wet'e tied to· R~rlou~ly burned n,q th~ rpsult elf n.. II h Use Wpslerll Leug ue dill' nt the pnd at the th'st 18·hole8 g'l"olln~ nnd 011 th'e tonight whlph 301 South Clinton Telephone 441 Amarillo 0.1 ]j 8 Mc'llles. Postl)Oned. of the 72-ho18 Cn nadlllll open golf deHtJ'ol'E'd five Rtor'Hge lonk. of Ih 'hlll 'railed to 11I· lhe. chun1I)lonsltlp. The secohd I'ound Union 011 company lind t he blllldlnr Iowan Want Ad. "'I~hlta le; OmIJ.h .. e. '\V III bt lilll.YM t OTi\'\Il.'1'O\t;. ot the plant. ------~.------~------hWieW E,.,~ ..... CiIy, s,.m, c...... " , lIe.pt M_d." ." ... " .. N.,...... 4 \ JaiIU ~':JDwa~ , , ~ ~ -" . ~ bI.at PuUcaIioM J: TeIe. __ ·{:::::'.1 , I low. City, Iowa. Friday, July 27. 1928 , I_~rpor.t •• [ t·- Council Hears ObjeCtions, Petitions, Complaints of Citizens Reverend HOUlton Judwe Evana Maleea Carnival Employee Lawrence, ~hO had been visiting asslstlng In the harve8ting Ilt lhe W. Stonebrellker are visiting at ()e. Garbage Problem Marcus Stewart severnl da.ys here returned home home or hi" eleter, Mrs. Adolph (Jar Rapids, and will go 10 Oelwe!n Conducts Funeral Rulinw in Cue of Ceo $5 Fine for wtrh her. Sandersteld. lo see Mrs. Bnrtholmew. I E/lna Doty and Buelah Miller of Mrs. Fred Rapp spent Tuesday Comes Up; Many Ritel for Ida Waite Pioneer Business Sarah L. P ric e Dilturbing I Peace OakdaJe, visited Tuellday at the R. wtth her el.ler, 1111'8. Robert Sher- J. Miller home. lock. - N- o-wTs -t~h-e -·t:-Im- e- to- se-n-:d:-"la Funeral aervlce. for Mr.. Ida Ruling ...... rnllde yesterday In the George Moore, an employe or the Mrs. Philip A. Klenk and daugb· Mr•. John L. Kinney visited with your furs Disobey Ruling Willie, 11 years old, will be held at Man of I. C. Dies case or Sarah L. Price ve.. u. Aetna c .... nlval In town this week, Willi t!ll', Beth, visited aeveral days thlll her son, lame., who underwent an In.urance company at Hartford, fined IG and costs In Pollee Judge week "Ilh Mrs. Margaret Klenlt and Ihe Ilobenschuh mortuary at 9 operation at lhe Met'cy hospital. Conn., and lhe Globe Rutge .. oom' Paul E. Cu"ter'" court, Thuraday family near Homestead, o'clock today. The Rev. Irll J . HOUB' Charleen Larimer returned home Cemetery Association Death Ends 4 3 Years pany ot New York clly, by Judie morning. The charge Will disturb- August Wernler ot Omaba. Mn!. ton Of tbe Congrearatlonul church, TUj!eday aCter a. two months visit Objects to Taxes Harold D. EVILM. Ing the peace. It wu charged by Barney K ohler ot H;orollOltead, and with relatives In Eddy, Okla.., and will oUlcl3.tc, Interment will be fn as Owner of Shoe The plaintiff uked tor Judgment N. · N . Bruoh, who a.ppeared ag&lnst Mr• . Albert Willie at W1I1I8.Il1sburg, Bt. Joseph, Mo. 'on Property Oakland cemetery, 8h hilS tUllhl d QJ 13,500 agalnot the deCendant tor hIm, that Moore had .truek blm were Tuellday evening vistors of Mr. Store '088 "ust.alned 'by a tIre In her barn aller an argument about change. a nd MI'II . Herman Selmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paln'lln and two In 10w(\ City 39 ~·ear8. 1 children epent 'I\uesday evening In Feb. 20, 1927. In the C8lle ot the Moore pleaded not guilty but When E4~' d L. LiveseYI recently O"J~ellon8 to pnvlng I\~"~~mpnt" ~lr8. White dll'd Wl'dncsday at Marcus M. St~wart, S8 yenrs old. Aetna company. ahe was granted he reCueed to testlty on the ltand painted' the residences of William Iowa City. n~ oulln~d In th prel,umllons ot IL local h061,ltnl aCtcr 0. shorl \lineN!. ""olor partner ot the rlrm ot Ste ...· ' 2,2M with Inter~.t l\t 8 per cent tb'; BtOry of Bru.b will accfpled and hel Mr. ..nil Mrs. Harry Lasche a nd , _ , She was the widow of Dr. J. U. 1927. The WIUI th 1I111ns tor the second part or art and Son, and pIoneer bualness .fnee December defendant Moore fIned. Hardy and Harry Gagen mer. daughter. Mary Ann, all ot Tlrrln, WaltI', who dlrd In 1899. Sho I. wae charled with court coe18 alao. Mrs. Hennan Buhr and children of vlslte Monday evening al the home ~ thA IG~~ paving and .tr~t and alloy mlln of Iowa Cit)', died a t hi. home survived by lWO dau/;"hters, Mrs. W. . In the Clllle or the Gl01>o, "om. Oxford New. Grinnell are visiting al the home of ot Ed Free. Mr. David Lltch)' who "- Improvement program at IOwa City, P. Stoltenberg ot KI""ley. 1ll his decision on the ract The remainIng 123 In the nallon's bpen In tho Ahoo bust ness In this COOL . won male Into Ihl\t tho ('('melery association Is " city ror 43 year8. In 1185 h., rou nded broo.dc""tlng band or 600 "lIlllonS I!latlng ~"Orp"ratlon nnd lhat tho land III the his 8hoe establishment. Illter taking ~c'om'Dda.t1 wero Included In the cornmlilldon'~ vlall o1'8 eXllec ted t'~mMrl·y COil b" sold In lho tuturr ord.r dated l\Ioy which provided hi M 80n Into partnership. ;s on Ihat .day. (nr "Ae ns building ground or tOI' tor t('rmln"Uon ot 162 tmn.mltt 1'8 Mr. ,l~wart hnd been very active Every day 81 any olher purpo e wheroln pccun· on Aug. 1 at! not Justified by "pub­ In mlltte..., or civic Inl~reMt, during boy lury PI·orlt. will be Incurred. lic Interesl. convenience or n('ces' hlA long re~ldcnce In IowtL City. reCllvE>d the Tho polltlon asking for cHmlnn· republlmn I)arly .It)t," Detore his entrnnce Into the ohoe . ~ lion Of t"ltes claimed that a8 the nIXIE WEAVE'SUITS the en lIre 800 The elations whose IIcenows have bu.lne,," here. Mr. Stewarl had been .. Ily dl<1 not hll.Ve to pny oul anY been revokl'd Included: a shoe 8.'\lesman, and had at one hom e t ~ wn at mnn~)' ror malnlalnance Of th ctmc· Zone 4, KFHL, Otokuloo8U: WMBE. lime wOI'ked In a print .hop al Dee bee n b)sy tery. n.nd os tho grounds WCI'C con­ White Bear Lake, Minn.: KOllC, Moine •. homecoQ1lng /luct d In It proper mannor. and with ''')'ton, Minn.: KOEQ, Minneapolis; Iowa City no ororlt 10 anyono, there should KF'OX, Omaha; WKIlR, South J{". men, I~o unl bEl nl> taxe" levied. noshn, "'18.: KOF'D. Iowa Clly; , organl:l.dtlons 80mp tlmo was spent 10 con~I<1{'rn.. KPNP, MuscaUM; 1(Jt'DZ, Mlnne· FOR HOT ·AU·GUST erforls In to lhe tlon of com,,'alnts received lately Roff to Conduct opollo: I{FM R. Sioux Clly; ",rPA M, Ing oul. what In rrA'l\rd 10 the g8rbtlA'~ hauling Sl. loud. Minn.; KODY, Oldham. Mervlce. A number DC clUzen", have S. D.,.. and Kll'IZ, 1"'on<1 Du Lac, !treatell welcome , . hltnn complalntn!\" thnt the clly Pill' Wis. . Burial of Recluse . tormer son of plnYf'8 aro not pt'opcrly hnulln~ , Expect ""'W the garbago as required lJy Funeral srrvlces tor Charles E . A frOllP ot In\\,. Ihe place to be d termlned by III McConnell, 69·year-old recluse, who men, headed by W I~"rlco Answe", ('omplalnl1 ell), engineer. WIUI round dend (ll hi. home at 529 man , T. A. A rf'p-uluf conlra.ct I" provldpfl hY . A pelltlon from WIIIID.01 Davis of R. Oov"rnor street Tue dny. will be ot Ihe local tho ('ollnell and one mnn I. hlrod 10 the low" City T'oull,·y nnd Egg rom· held today a~ 3 o'olOCk at the Ho­ Ihe chamber of hnlll Ihe garb.ge ror Ihe <'Jltlro oily pany ""gOrdlng thc Inoll.lll£,tlon ot hen"chuh mortuary. The Rev. here and mode for one ycar. This contracter ..10h" Ru.sell Rott ot lhe Baptist church At a new hyd"ant on S. allitol strt'ct sale (btl enlertalnm wi ll otflclale. Burial will be In 'Vlrnrkc. apneared befol'o the rOlln· Wlls rcfel'I't'd to th woter commit· handling of the cll members last night and answer· Oakland cemet ry. lee. are expecled. ed to Ihe charges thal he "'1\8 not Anolher petition gmnted WIUI • prOl'erly conducting hie work. lhat of property own rs who /lI!ked 1I.1r. McConnell had lived here lloover'a rnn ,\Inny of the cOrnl,'(\lnts cnme ror the x.tenslon ot the wal"r O1aln hlIJ tlte, nnd WM 1\. charter member have 'rl>m \>pr. ons who do not I ave th"lr ot tho local CllXpenljlrs' union, being prIces crowd al 40,000 und tho In"lallatlon ot one hydrnnt a memb~r to,. approximately 31 Irnrl~lge can" In lh opon whero the They mad e thei r 011 Dearborn streel between MU8' yNt....,. He WIllI accustomed to nwn ~nn lind lhem. Stnt othrn pour catino avenuo " .. d Sheridan .l,·cel. a gener-al vi ew ~pendlnK hlH wlnte... wllh hll ft. I"tge amount or water In thr cnn, lIfrs. S. J. POPOf! aSKed by pct!· daughter In 810ux City, and his stale a nd (he w"I~h I. no:alnlt the city ordlnllce lion Cor constructlon of "ldewlllks nearby cities. governing this. summers ho.re. nca.r her properly. The member.. Mayor N. P. \Ir. Wlrnrke clnlmed that he hn. VOled to Includo th specifIed sldo· He I. survived by one daughter, son, chalml3n ot l ... p" nnowcrlng all calls which cal\'le walk. I n tho next I mprovement pro' .Mrs. lIf. E. Davis of Sioux City, counly farmers ~o his place. gram. and one 8On, Clarence McConnell I"'vo H eaTS ComplAint A petition that lhe paving on of San RAlphaol, Cal., two brothors, Andel'llOn were It "n. polnled out 'by on(l of thp Capitol street belween I'r nlls" A. H. :r.fcConnell of Boise, Idaho, night besIdes ('ol1nrll m('mbt'rlJ that in many cnflelJ. Htrect and LaJd yClle .treet be con· and Frank M£Connell at Garden $25 ~nd $30 Dixie Weave S · Chtlrles citizen. refused to call th. Il'llrbou:c .trucled or brick WlUI placed on Grove, Cal., and a 818ter, Mrs. Mil· D. W. Crum, Innn. hut made compl Int. to th .. file. ton suUler ot Sunnyside, Cal. . Ult~ rllt C. Sileidel, (,'fnlnrll mrmlwrR or to tho ma.yOr Jleql'Y Negu8, o.n nn.l chler ot police. A larg number . red uce d to wpre among t h ~ plaints to ot rom are a180 mad Dr. wel'e al Ill\) Il'rn n k L. Love. Doctor Love ap· Will p.nrcd I)"rore tho council IMt nlghl I nd r"POrted the large number ot TOI)AY! CAli .. he h"" been receiving. 1 I r d .. dared that It the malter 85 s.. not properly cared tor It wm b . ""m~ " pubUc nuisance and the $19 IIlnll' heltllh commIssion wUI take care or the problem and US(>sa the city with the cos18. A motion WIU! paaaed, whereby lhe ('!)U nal I commIttee on garbage ra Ann tach moval will draw up a set or rules 8n!! regulatlons from thOle already In the city ordlnllnce on lhe maller, nnd wllJ have then printed In paners ORESS SHOP wh .. re they may become well known med t t he people. Silk .. trim tropical \VO IgnoranCe Causes Trouble 19 norance Of tbe condillon. I. nl· ' I'lred to be a relllJOn for much of the trouble. More co·operatlon be and worsteds tailored byl\.~IlS tween the cltlzcDII and the garbage 'lna n Is what I" needed mOlt, tho clly council member" agreed. .. The library board report, 1n whIch tho tall estimate for next year Will • Schafft1.er & Ma~. Tl\ey k~~tt "lltcetl at 112,000, wu read and "Inc@(\ on file. The libra ry tax last 'Y~nr was $13.000: for the year pre· vlous to that. $13.600. Years before you cooler than Sl~ ~l' lin~ p thl\t In order rated: $10,600, $10,500, $11 .500. C. H. Gould, appearing for M r8. R arrlet Black. P ark road, naked and they keep you dreSsed ott, permission ot tbe city to snub onto the city water maln on the Park Toad. H explained that there would be no need of this now, Qut · 00 '"ou don't have . to 0 \II', In lieu ot the ract that property t owners there Intend to pave tho road themselve8 800n ,It was deemed • J ,I d 1 h · t W~ar be8t to have the maln ready (or use In case there III bulldlng on the loll wrinkle c ot es JUS 0 b~calJse beside the road In the future. Advert_ for BIela The city clerk WII.S In.tructed to advertlso for bids tor painting 80V' era) city buildings, includlng the it's warm !'\>Of ot the Alert hose bouae on N. Offers Attractive Linn street, the city ecale house roof, the Interior of botb council rooml In the city ball, II.S well lUI the mayor'. and the clerk'. oWeel. Values PALM BEACH SUITS $~~.SO Tho mnln halls In lhe city hall were also Included In the lpeclflcation •. In three specially priced groups STRAW HATS-HALF P",lCE A communication trom Prof. John F. Reilly, regarding the conditions that include the outstanding GOLF KNICKERS-25% Off Of Templin road, between Iowa styles. and materials for sum­ avenue and the Interut1Ja.n track, ~. . ,..... , . 'll1I.S read and placed on file. mer wear, . A report of sIdewalks needJng reo pair, prepared by City Engineer AUen Wallen, WILlI ree.d and rei terred to the sidewalk committee. At $5.00 --- $8.50 The cIty attorney waa Instructed by , motion 10 r otlfy all property own· of ers al Illuces where sidewalks need ft'pa.lr, that they IIhould make the And $11.00 needed repairs at once. ... To Eltend Waler Main S JIt, 214 Johnson Co' Savings Bank Bldg, The extension of the water maIn we~t on B~nlon street a Dd ~outh on Take the Elevator Jllld.I>" RVpnUft w~. IrrnntNI. On~ hfdl'fln ~ I~ to ~ ~l£~ ~££ il.~O,

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