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THE MINNEAPOLIS SUNDAY TRIBUNE: JULY Police Abandon America's A Largest Homefurnishers Crafty Aviator 'Plays Tag With Searchlight Beams 'Aimed From Roof of Loop Building Pay No Money Down Simply Say "Charm It" Street Sales of Ball Tickets A beam of light, the base of which a powerful searchlight on top of the Whitney MacGregor building Friday night, played about the low hanging "cei.ing" and frequently "spotted" an airplane which occasionally dropped below the blanket of clouds. The beam was discernable to residents of Minnetonka and Osseo, and was seen from all parts of the Twin Cities. On clear nights it is expected that the beam cast by the searchlight can be seen up to 30 miles. The viator and the searchlight operator ennrcged Friday night in a game of tag, the aviator darting in and out of the cloud screen and the searchlight operator swept his betraying beahi back and forth across the sky and frequently revealed the plane atrainst the dark cloud background. The searchlight was purchased by the Whitney MacGiegor company from the United States government and was used on the Italian front during the war.

It is a French type. It is to be used by the Whitney-MacGregor company to lend "color" to various occasions of civic interest. The plane and the search, l.ght will operate again tomorrow night, the war play being from 9 to 10 p. m. Rata nee Weekly or Monthly to Then Mill.

lour ii Meeklv or Mmiilily Each Precinct to Solicit Donations Throughout City 1 for Benevolent Order. Cash or Credit Prices Always the Lowest 22-24-26-28-30 FIFTH STREET SOUTH "Let Hartman Feather Your Nest" Compare Frlee, Terms, Quality and Assortment ami You'll Ituy at llnrtnuin's. Bridge Lamp Complete Magazine End Tabled Association to Try New 'Plan Instead of 'Strong Arming' Automobilists. as pictured, with ndjustnhle slinde holder and silk shade, in nil colors. () li ice slue, la tli i n'li rnubuK any (in I im Miihoirnuy flu- incturi'ij ul Jelled hasp.

Special Monday at only 57.47f PAGE TWELVE IE It. FM I ic Suit Your Jl I onvenience I I Mmiilily I Term! S9.98 Marilynn Miller Promises 'To Obey 9n Everything When She Marries Star Tells World' Jack Pickford Will Be Her Real Boss. Mexican Rebels Kill Six Soldiers Guarding Train This New Beautiful Chicago, July 22. Marilynn Miller, theatrical star, will promise to obey "and everything" when she marries Jack rickford, brother of Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, at the latter's Hollywood home August 1, she announced here today.

Referring to her disagreement with Florenz Zeigfeld, her manager, over the forthcoming marriage to Pickford, whose first wife, Olive Thomas, died Mexico. City, July 22. By Asso-elated Press,) Rebels last night attacked a passenger train running under convoy between Almagres and Ojapa, state of Vera Cruz, killing six of tho soldier guard and themselves losing three dead, according to advices from Puerto, Mexico. The rebels are believed to be part of the group headed by Luis Ceballos. Mexican rebels killed six soldiers guarding convoyed railway train.

3-Piece Parlor Suite -to 1 The Minneapolis Police Benevolent as-ociation treasury this year will be rehabilitated to the extent of $30,000 through a new process, the old "strong rm" tartios being abandoned for 1922 to give trial to a new plan for raising funds which was developed at a meeting yesterday of Mayor Leach, representatives of the police department and Fled Atwood, chairman of the public solicitations committee of the Civic Commerce association, Motorists Will Not Be Victims. Heretofore the police department has Obtained the bulk of its funds from baseball games between the Minneapolis and St. Paul police departments, tickets for which were sold in many instances "under pressure." The bulk of the "strong arro" tactics for the fcale of tickets fell upon motorists, each purchaser being given a "tag," which frequently was taken by the' purchasers as a guarantee of immunity for minor traffic rules infractions. Thl practice of selling tickets, according to representatives of the police department, has been applied only because of lack of a more productive and satisfactory method. Single Ticket, 50 Cents.

Following ttys conference yesterday it'was announced that there would be Ho street sale of tickets this year and that each donor to the fund would be entitled to one ticket for each 50 cents given. The plan is for the police department to solicit donations throughout the city, each precinct police organization cover-Ins its own territory and sending re-terves into the business district to aid in the complete combing of the Central station district. Tho police in reaching an agreement for the bendonment of the street sales of tickets, reserved the right to go back on the old basis next year, provided the drive this year falls from poisoning in Paris, Miss Miller NOW ON SALE This fnagnificent parlor suite -defies any competition! Upholstered in the said today when Bhe stopped off in Chi. cago en route to the coast: am going to say 'obey' and every mker VelOUr. flS llhiRtrafod maL-Inry an thing when I marry Jack, so the whole world will know who my honest-to- Pleasing COmDinatlOn.

Has full finnnc nnnRtniptinn 1 ion seats, sonner nl ed tasKPi WmmAri goodness manager really is. The hap plest day of my life, next to my wed. I I i ii jv, 7 t-w wwiii. very cum- aPPeann? suite, good enough for the finest home. A $299.75 Value, yet Hartman's Drlce is only ding day, August 1, will be one that Jackson Boy Wins Near East Essay Contest Morgenthau Awards Are Announced By State Coni-a mittee Judges.

releases' me from Flo Zeigfeld's management." She was Joined here by her mother, who has been living in Chicago. Miss Clair Miller, a sister, accompanied her Ifr from New Xork. Lost Portrait Is Found in England 1 I uort. oi expectations. Tourists Buy Tickets.

The police department has directed Painting of American General's Wife Misplaced After His Death. 5-Piece Decorated Breakfast Room Suite Bargain Hb round lop, drop-leaf table; 4 ehslr with full cane se.iis, n. CbnW of iitwcil combination rotor Csfe An I.lt Illue and Orange or CJIO OC Blue aod Gray. Just the thin for your Kitchenette apartment. fCi vIii ItI300 Baffet la match for Only SI 7.1 5 Announcement of the awarding of the three state prizes in Minnesota in the Henry Morgenthau essay-oration contest conducted by the American Near East relief committee was made, yesterday by Dr.

George E. White, state campaign director for the Near Fast relief In Minnesota. The first prize of $15 was awarded to Wilbur D. Arnett of Jackson, a graduate of the Jackson high school. Mr.

Arnett won first place over approximately 40 entrants. The second prize of $10 was awarded to Marshall Pickett, high school graduate at Waseca, and the third prize of $5 to Miss Ethel Berqulst of Aitkin. Mr. Arnett's oration has been entered, with the best orationg and essays from other states, In the national competition, in which three prizes of $500, $200 and $100, respectively, are offered by Morgenthau. The prizes will be awarded not later than September 1, by a special committee of Judges consisting of Albert Shaw, editor of the American Review cf Reviews; Lawrence Abbott, editor of the Outlook; and N.

L. Engelhardt, professor cf education, Columbia University. Only one Mlnneapodls high school student was included among th3 seven contestants in Minnesota whose essays were considered in the final competition hy the judges. That contestunt was Fred S. Tupper of East high 7 London, July 22.

-(Universal News Service) After lying for 12 years in a storeroom of the Clarldges hotel a beautiful portrait by Carolyn Duran has been discovered and claimed, subsequently, by Princess Uelozersky, daughter of General C. A. Whittler. It is a three-quarter length oil painting, B9 inches by 35, having for its subject the general's wife. The portrait was done in Paris by Duran in 1877.

General Whittler took the portrait to America, where it remained 20 years. Following the death of his wife the general resolved to come to England to live with his daughter. He shipped the canvas to the Claridges in advance. General Whittler died during the ocean voyage and the painting remained unclaimed until the other day when the Princess casually mentioned the disappearance of her mother's portrait to a member 1 of the hotel staff. Four Pieces a3 Pictured in American Walnut or Mahogany Finish 4 -Piece, Queen Anne Kcdroom Suite.

Solid American Walnut or Mahogany Top, drawer fronts and posts. Alt piece have band rubbed finish. AH drawers finished Inside; dustproof construction, l.nrge mirrors and handsomely ornamented. An euiite. htph-grade uite, worth at practically half price.

417 fYO Special, 4 pieces, complete at only I lf us ecuviups among motorists to tnose carrying Minnesota licenses, thereby omitting the visiting motorist. Because of the large number of motorists from throughout the state in Minneapolis during the period preceding the annual benefit baseball game, many visitors bought tickets. The committee, under whose supervision the drive for the $30,000 will be iitttde, includes A. A. D.

Jtahn, Shevlin Clark company; V. A. Durst, Minnesota Loan Trust company; F. A. Gross, Frank S.

Gold, T. K. Kelly and E. W. Strieker, and Mayor Leach.

$1,000 For Each Death. The police benevolent association Vays to the estate of a deceased member $1,000. There have been 23 such pay-men's made since this arrangement has been effective. The death benefit formerly was $500 and 80 payments were made under that arrangement. The total paid out to estates of deceased members up to yesterday was $63,000.

The association also paya $200 on the death of the wife of. a member of the department whereas the former amount was $100. For deaths of wives of departmental mem-berg there has been paid out $6,700. The grand tottal paid out In death benefits was $69,000. i The ssociatibn, however, provides a- sum of not more than $50 for defense of members of the department charged with false arrest, this amount being available in each case.

The Minneapolis Police band, which recently made a trip to the Pacific coast and played in a dozen cities, is maintained by the association although no instruments are purchased by the association. Millennium Will Come school. His essay received honorable mention. When He's President in 1925, Says Candidate The Judges in the Minnesota contest so were Prof. John W.

Greer, assistant professor of the Minneapolis public schools; Mrs. Margaret Evans Hunt ington of Carleton college, and Miss Rewie Belle Inglis of the English de partment of the University of Min nesota. Large 44-Inch Size Copper Trimmed Cedar Chest Made of genuine Tennessee Aromatic Ked Cednr, full lock construction, fitted with castors and lock. 5 Piece iwo-Tcpo Italian Renaissance Dining Suite Exquisitely carved and finished. Attractive Ivory-Finished Bassinette Has rubber-tired twlvel wheel, decorated panels.

Ivory enameled all orer. Come complete with atrotiK prlDf. A $12 7 Oft alue. complete at I esdiV Minneapolis Man Leads Cannot be duplicated lor less than $21.45 fW.W. uur special, price I only Royal League Council Duluth, July 22.

S. E. Bloom- Table i 45x00 inches anci extends to feet. Chairs have ftcnuin blue Spanish Chicago. July 22.

The millennium for the United States of America will dawn on or about March 4, 1925, when H. W. Hayssen of Milwaukee, duly nominated candidate of the Universal Brotherhood party, becomes president. The candidate Is speaking nightly from the open forum In Washington square. When Hayssen wins scrap the Constitution and abolish Congress, the Supreme court, army and navy, and all police agencies and replace them and will make every citizen an assistant president with power.

1 Money will be promptly abolished and labor will become the medium of ecc nomlc exchange. Under his tenets of universal brotherhood there can bo no strikes, no prisons, no strife or competition commercially and politically. Mr. Hayssen denies that he has any connection with Socialism or Communism. dalte, representative from the Royal leather seats; artistic backs.

JQOC 5 pieces, Ublc and four chain, gg Obliging Sheriff Who Gives Stranger Ride, Holds Him on Rum Charge League Council of Minneapolis, was elected archon by the advisory council of the Royal League at.lts annual Bum Extra Massive Solid Oak 5 Ft. Porch on Sale Exactly Illustrated below. A hluh (trnd eitrii well ntn.le nd mer business meeting here today. Tho entire state council, together $6.98 mnssivs swing ai a price way below regular. Call early for ono while they lust.

Price will be only, with 150 members of the Duluth coun cil attended. Caledonia. Minn. July 22. When Clarence Hastings, C4 years, old, of La (Crosse, a peddler, emerged from a cornfield near here and asked a pass Tanra Coach II ammnrks.

no The other officers elected were: IL R. reier l.unn hHlng 0.40 14.45 KJellman of Minneapolis council, vice ing motorist to give him a ride in his automobile, he was surprised to have archon; C. Wold of Mississippi eounc, Minneapolis, orator; J. G. Raino of Mother May Die of Grief the stranger, after receiving him Into the car with apparent cordiality, slip a pair of handcuffs upon him and drive Minneapolis council, treasurer; Ralph W.

Taylor of Minneapolis council, nast archon; Fred A. Johnson, Minneapolis Over Missing Daughter Merrill, July 22. Friends of council, scribe; C. S. Palmer, Duluth; Anna L.

Fedi, West Duluth, and A. H. Fenskl, Minneapolis, members of the Mrs. Jqhn Semrau, of this city, say to the Houston county jail here. The utranger proved to be Sheriff V.

H. iAbbotts, and Hastings the man he was (seeking. Fifteen pints of moonshine fiquor were found in Hastings' luggage, the sheriff reported, and Hastings was fceld on a charge of transporting liquor. she is slowly dying of grief over the unexplained disappearance of her 17- fellowship and finance committee, and H. L.

Fedi, West Duluth; G. II. Taylor, Minneapolis, and Chester Young, St. Paul, delegates to the supreme council. year-old daughter, Emma, seven yjP'ui" High Grade Reed Fiujiiliixs) months ago.

The girl had told friends CMHC4 1 eJW cad Jit ssl grmt mmd IT naMMIm In Milwaukee she was going home to Arm Chair Bint Can visit her folks, but she has not been pouple Grasp Bath Room I Light; Both Electrocuted Arm Ontse Loamry seen since, although rllce all over World's Estimated Wheat Table IXli 'Floor Xaxdp IMS" the country have been asked to aid the hunt. The mother, her friends Crop Exceeds Last Year ii mm say, cannot sleep and Is constantly Down- Pay; No Money 'Let Hartman Feather worrying about what has happened to Washington, July 22. The estimated Simply Say Emma. I 1922 wheat harvest for all countries for which fieurc ara available shows It" Your Nest" Frankfort, Germany, July 22. Electrocution snuffed out the lives of a foung married couple yesterday In an unusual accident.

Both bodies were found in a bathroom and investigation revealed that the zinc bathtub, a water pipi and a portable metal lampstand figured in completing the fatal electrical circuit. a sllglrt Increase over production for Breeder Must Pay $8,500 ii 'V'1 i mmm ii the same countries In 1921. Department of Agriculture- statistics Just is for Cattle Disease Spread sued show i these countries' crops of Huron, 1 8. July 22. An action wheat will aggregate about 2, 753, 3S6.

000 bushels this year compared with 2, "24, 500, 000 bushels last year and with regarded as being of considerable lm The wife had grasped the lamp which tvas of defective construction with her wet hands as she was about to leave a flve-year average ending with 1913 portanca to breeders of thoroughbred stock In this state was concluded hero when a Jury brought in a verdict for the tub and wis immediately electrocuted, since the pipe leading from the of 2,557,677,000 bushels. Russia Is not tub completed the circuit to the ground $8,500 in favor of the plaintiff In the Included In the estimates. Wheat acreage tot the countries for which statistics are available Is about 131 million "The husband was killed when he took cae of D. E. McMonies against D.

O. Z' and D. H. Geimun. McMonies sued to hold of the.

lamp in trying to assist his acres, which shows a general decrease recover $17,358 for damages alleged wife. compared with 1921. to have been caused by the sfcread of tuberculosis in Ills berd by a cow and Eight Insane Patients Auto Thief Admits Guilt. a calf bought from the defendants i-V I.a Crosse, July 22. John V.

with a health certificate. peek's Record at Houghton Connor, charged with stealing articles from automobiles parked on the streets 3-Piece 1 St. Paul Man Dead, Wife Houghton, July 22. During here, admitted his guilt in County Judge Ilrlndley's court and was sentenced to Complete iht last week eight insane persons Dying, Result of Quarre Pxl2 ft. VriiRsels ono year In state prison.

have been taken In charge, some with oronounced homicidal mania. One Simmon's Steel Ded Combination Slereiljprrs flume Omaha for 1933. Louis Novotny, 374 East Roble street young man was brought In trussed up St. Paul, shot his wife and himself Cincinnati, Ohio. July 22.

Omaha In ropes after he had gone on a ram. after a quarrel at their home last page with a butcher knife, but before was selected au the place for the meet. Ing of the International Union of Store And many PJ TTTJfk.WI others Lj7Tr1-1 succeeded in Inflicting any wounds (iennlne "Hlmmons" J-lneh Tost Ited. Iifelmled in thl bargain uutnt I a full-size high-rise spring and a ennifurtahle full-size uiittre. The pieces complete, (in At nt nnlv (10.4j night.

Novotny died an hour later and Mr. Novotny Is in the City hospital otypcrs and Elect rot ypcrs in 1923 and Jor years the average of insane pati and Is believed to be dying. fnts for the county has been about one Atlanta In 1921 at the concluding scs slon of the convention toduy, i 7 Kitchen, Complete, as Illustrated, i week. $3311 9tl2 Axminster Mlnneapolilan (o Speak. (7M rrv Dot Not InetuHt Rnnat and ttuat.

Place can bought unsratali lsr. lir I miles, MMlyf! Complete Kali Shopmen Ticket Hotel. Atlanta, July 22. A session In Texas Rangers Guard Polls. "ug Bargain Clinton, Iowa, July 22.

Striking "meditation for praise" ppened the pro ,14,98 Whit. en.m.1 llnj lain Top CaDlaciie fsmlly built sruf tt ne Wblla Enamel Kilehcn rtialMi finUhMl. I21.U0 yIu.i 513.95 Austin, July 22. Texas Northwestern shopmen are picketing gram of the ninth congress of the In rangers, tinder command of Capt. In many ex-qulslte pnttern and ibojje.

See tU! Miwir Cj io Conoolenni Hum s.iift the. JLafayeU" hotel In the center of ternatlonal New Thought Allium; to. $8.10 Catalog Free. Mai) Orders Filled, 1,. Wright, were ordered on duty at Connie Cbrlntl to maintain f.rder at h.pd Nt.

Eeh p.el.pr)c. For Hrrkn not utinfpfrt mirk inea. wond.rtiil day. Dr. Amelia A.

Randall of Minneapolis was to meafc later on "New the city today, It being reported that about a dozen strike brrukera are In enii.T ramnna KM Um. 1" mm I th poll during the Democratic pr. 536.95 yttf" ixgz Thought, fin EverV-Dtr tVltglon," the htteU j4jm i.