Columbus Evening Dispatch from Columbus, Ohio • Page 61

Local and Telegraph and Features Motoring Hints -AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND ADVERTISING IN THIS SECTION Dispatch Tour anch Short Ohio Trip Suggestions SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1928. Expect New Record at Capital PCEN1AGE IF CO-EDS INCREASING Students to Register Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. WEDNESDAY New Instructors Are Added to College Department. nf Capital.university open Monday for the r-eiphth i and will Iwekome the largest number student? to he enrolled in history of the school, the (advance records show. More 500 students have pre- to a Capital uni-j Iversity during the coming; Ivear.

FIFTEEN NEW TEACHERS ENROU Treataent AgainsT FOR ALASKAN SCHOOL SERVICE on of the and will run Wednevlav and Thursday. KSOC 1 tear officially will begin IWalowi'- 10 when convo- leaw, wUl held In Chrtst I Lutheran church. Bexley. At that Dr otto Mees. president university.

IcoovooUon senr.on. officially welcom- tjje to the school. Thursday'at 730 a. m. GAIN IN FRESHMEN.

The numb" of incoming freshmen iexcwii 1W. considerable gain over I list tear. In new cla there to Be 85 making an I eloee to 5O as com- Health Commissioners Advised That Time to Immunize Has Arrived. Attention of state health to Uve period in which diphtheria Us toll of the year. the opening of school during the early autumn, with a view to the prevention of the spread of disease by ImrBurilratlon.

Is being called through the medium of the Ohio Health and various forma of propaganda being circulated throughout the state during the pact weeks. The periodical points out that "the lowering of diphtheria In those health districts In which the administration of toxin anti-toxin Is being systematically earned on year after J-ear that no child In Ohio need have the disease." Advocating that "the time to Immunize la now" officials of the department point out that efforts of health commissioners throughout Ohio should be directed toward the Instruction and encouragement of every person to submit himself and family to the proper preventatlve treatment. 90 DAYS TO LIVE" I OPENS FASHION BUREAU Margaret Bonar Day. stylist and color expert from New Tork. has been engaged by the Union to head new fashion bureau, according to an announcement made Saturday.

Mrs. Day. who has followed the OS ANGELED SEPT. 23319 used 'glimpse 9O days to live. Bis about who wrote "Just a Memory." In his cell, la not perturbed Bazaar at School Grounds Will Feature Celebration, Wednesday.

Holy church will stage a. homecoming celebration on Its school grounds. Rich and putb streets, Wednesday evening. All former parish- oners and friends have been tented to attend. For this erent school ymnj on the appearance of modern bazaar with gall; colored offering 1 for sale wide variety of commodities, from hams to dolla and art needle work.

will be wed lor church improvements, The opening feature a chicken dinner to be served from 5 to 8 p. m. Mrs. Ernestine Kegetesever win bo fa I Managers of the other acttTl- ties include: Cemmandvrv Ko. 97.

Kntfbtt of 8t- 'John. CeL John A. Ludln, chairman. country store; Alms ice crewn and cake bootjs; Mar- igaret Larkln and Dra- art exhibit; Aloys Beickelman and Baumeftrter. doll booth; Marie Moiullim and Cath! ertne Bangert.

flan pond; A. Bile. pop stand: society. Buber, chairman, blanket booth. the added attrar be a girl's popularity contact, and i several other Frank.

Bauntttater chairman of 'the general committee oo meat. Eer. rather P. C. Sehneldej pastor of Holy Croaa church.

and in Newport, aouthem resorts through the bars of his Cell anything ao Inconsequential aa cutur left Seattle on Its yearly Jonrney to take supplies and 15 new Uswh- rn to the Alatkan school wrrirf of the Static breau of education. During the part year Mr. and t. Wolfe (lower left) were the only white fwrsons In an I iota ted Eskimo Tillage where they taught. Above Is shown a group of Eskimo children at tooth brush drllL the Union the principles of eojor.

clothes personality and costume art. Carson City, peniten- tiary has proven not a mirage, with his talented wttv more than a week. No. 33319 i -D worrying about affairs tn the a reality. But it may Nevada penitentiary, where he spent i POUND STEALING CHICKS Arctic i no terror for 15 eager teachers who ate EATTLE.

SEPT. exile holds young. on their way to Alaska In the staunch little U. 8. 8.

Boier. They will agument and take the places of other Instructors In a far flung line of education maintained STATE HIGHWAY CONTRACTS I I $1,200,000 LET She is a graduate of the University turn out to be a brief reality. lour years of a 12-year sentence. Chicago, studied art under Bar- No. 33319.

or Ben K3egg, "the prison "I started the ttbrary back there," W. poUos, a that chicken active to Jeanette alley. rf caught eulpyit Ixt tlw ft gent and has headed fashion bureaus i poet." was paroled last June. He was No. 233 re explained.

"But tt has to! coon. The animal placed to a in large stores both east and west. told at the time that he had prop- (Continued on Xert Page.) box Bad taken to pollee Jls Softer than I lilt Kkocl by the board ol trustees a trttr tfa, rten the board determined tie co-educational department Jof the school should be kept on a lone-third ratio: that Is. that there at all times be two men to low co-ed registered in the college laeptnaent the Cnlted States bureau of edu- pawl with the number or men. itus CTt on br)ng DovltHlge Awarding of approximately $1.300, dlna.

two concrete paving proj- stanaara set iar LOSE-CONTACT. contracts for state highway ects. J17.935.33. i For a year the teachers have no Projects was announced Saturday by Mahonlng county, concrete beam' communication with the outside Harry J. Kirk, director of the state bridge, t74.485.08.

world Once a year the little cutter highway department. Erie county, state highway 3. goes to the frozen ports near Point 1 projects are In Ashland. Butler, bridge projects, the Homberger En-i Barrow. food, supplies, books, Hamilton.

Pauldlng, Medina. Licking, glneertng Construction San- i and a new batch of teacher recruits.) Montgomery. Highland. Mahonlng, dusky. i Coming back It returns those teach-! Wood.

Delaware, Madison. WOOD COUNTY AWARDS ers terms have expired and Holmes, Van Wert. Cuyahoga, Cham- Wood county, state highway 234. i lu holds with of Crawford. Defiance.

Fulton macadam. D. C. Ingold. MeComb, (and Hancock counties.

i Howrer. In this year's class, the lumber of co-eds entering 'will bring oe country. law feaerai average of women In the There are 95 government schools. oi the one-to-three basis. enrolling between 4OOO and 5000 of the school are suffl- students, and In spite of the hard- amt to iccommodate the entire en- ships of the Job there always are PROJECTS LISTED Wood county, state highway S3.

bl- The projects are: tumlnous macadam, a beam bridge Ashland county. Punk Si Kyler. and a slab bridge. P. B.

Putnam. Co-! Jeromevltle. reinforced concrete lumbus. according to Dr. Mees.

The more applicants than places to fill, bridge, Delaware county, state highway ERS easily be taken care of in says Dr. William Hamilton, chief of Butler and Hamilton counties, state 333. extension to Delaware bridge. E. hall and In the Alaskan division In Washington, highway 39.

Blgler Paving Mid- M. Scully. Columbus. SIX-WEEK TRIP. dletown, two concrete paving Van Wert county, state highway 427.

construction of a slab bridge, highway $3871.16. Otto Casebere, Madison county, state highway 6, twin-span diversity hall and Divinity hall. Ackermann the new dormitory for women. It takes the Boxer six weeks to projects. 1170493.45.

be completely filled and a few plow Its jraj-to its destination. Pauldlng county, state In Wanne- In tnore Isolated villages, where 424. Prank Bunting will and residence In Wanne sucker hall tn Drexel avenue. the school teacher often Is the only Montpeller. two slab bridges and L.

H. Nixon, Columbus. flFTV IN white person for hundreds of miles. culvert. slab bridge.

The enrollment In the Capital married couples are sought to take Medina county, state highway 553. Medina county, state highway 32. Bar; will be lightest that It has the posts. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond A. J. Baltes. Norwalk. concrete concrete paving.

George 8. Mellert- In the past several years It Is Wolfe have completed a term In one paving. Weldner Co, Medina. S52.7S Ittfteipecwd that there will be more of more Inaccessible villages, and Licking county, state highway 479. Picks way county, state highway 8.

I $0 tn the department th the experience has been Hlckey Brothers. Cincinnati, grading two concrete paving projects, the tut Capital University 'conserva- jand strengthening. H13.01I.44. Clements-Orr Mt. Ollead.

toy at Music will open Its term at 17S TEACHERS. Montgomery county, highway ties. 136.04. (to mat time with the college Reg! 11 women are about evenly; 29. H'.

R. Orandle Leesburg. Erie county, state highway 394. Won win take place Monday. divided In th; list of 175 teachers who concrete paving, 117.439 iTaadiy tnd Wednesday of this H'.

R. Orandle Leesburg, divided in th; list of 175 teachers who concrete paving, H7.439 48. Champaign county, state highway will open the schools this fall. Highland state, highways 9 645. concrete bridge, Clarke Bros, a mUton mor Maysrllle.

construction of a con- bridge, Itejnea'eallT the same that of thin Instructors. They give their crete bridge, eil.902.56. Crawford county, state highway fte rear when the department en i Ume thelr ener and man tbeir; Medina county, state highway 321. 2O3, concrete paving and bridge. C.

HUM students. There will be no to the staff of instructors and la the conservatory during year. The extension de, which malntslnss 30 branch nearby towns, will be year. ffiW INSTRFCTORS. i I 1 1 1 1 tout new have been added.

Rer. I Behramm, a graduate of the their and many their lives for the sake of Eskimo children i George 8. Revamping of Chemistry Building on at O. S. U.

Work of making the old Ohio State Ing Instead of sharing quarters with "minary In "24. who university chemistry building Into others on the campus. Expenditure one Mellert-Weldner Me- C. Morrow. Crestline.

Crawford county, state highway 200. concrete paving. Dan Bucyrus, i20.036.52- Denance county, state highway 434, two bridge projects, W. 8. Hostler, Mt.

Slant-hard. $15.979.70. Fulton county, state highway 3U two concrete paving J. A. Elder.

Bryan. 46 Medina county, state highway Asphalt Paving Co, Hamilton, sheet asphalt project, i has been pastor at Lake- 'the home for the liberal arts college of MOO.OOO Is to be made on the re- 453.80 Ohio, and at San Antonio. began Friday morning. modeling under plans by Joseph be assistant professor at i For the Urst time In the. Instltu- N.

Bradford, university architect, tlon's hlatory. this division of Its ac- Foreign languages and English will Htith who graduated tintles will be housed In one build- be 0hte university this daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '2417 Brentwood road, will of the department of education for women. on Page.) ONE NEW IS ESTABLISHED taught In the new Liberal Arts.

building, as It Is to be known, which will be ready for use In the fall quarter of 1939. according to present ar! Only one new major detour was established by state highway department during the weejc ending September 8, and six wtw dlscon- A third floor Is to be added to the utructure. A new entrance with a centure feature of 'Bedford limestone will adorn "the building to give It Cracef I contou rs i stead of straight lines--the gleam and sparkle colors and chrome plating instead of drab effects -the most beautiful bodies To Reward Valiant bodlCS fisher Montgomery county, state highway concrete Wllmore Paving Mlddletown. of Honor Pins to i Awarded French Ouavrd. ator cw bevatr WM gUrxUrdised dnction in effort to keep pace with ever la No Such a Thing Famotw Lecturer.

to Dr. tacturw Chemjcal Society la- Kew detours are: Rtchland county --State route 13--Mt, Vernon-Uans- fleld road to be dosed beginning one mile north of the Kaox county line and extending north for a distance of Length of the detour miles. It la poor tn wet weather. Detours discontinued are: Payctt- county--SUnUnate detour on state route 10. Putnajta county--Eliminate detour on routes 66 and 33 Madison county--Eliminate detour on state route SS, Hancock county XUtnimate detour on state 25 Henry county--Blmmate on state route 108.

MAN LOSES JOB BY ILL TEMPER KALAWAZOO, MICH, 8KPT. or of temper by city employes will not be tolerated here, aooorettnff to a- eccomtmlcauon tamed recently my atoyor Kmncdy. The letter to the ant tn a campaign by mayor for gnater couneay on tba of of aU city both la contacts with the nubile and between An elaborately equipped laboratory will occupy the west end of the third floor. Professor O. Oscar Russell has deyeloped this system of learning foreign more ex- tensively here than It has been In any other university in the country.

Students listen to recorded conTersa- tlon by natives In the various languages and then In return record what they themselves say part of the BOOKSTORE STAYS. Eight rooms are to be ecpilpped with loud speaker radio attachments so that If a celebrated educator Is delivering an important broadcasted address somewhere in the country, linen in during classes part of their work. Aaoher wing as laree as that now standing will be built to face Seven- teenth forming a court In the interior which will be landscaped. telephone exchange is housed in the west end of the building's tuna ment and university bookstore in the nut end. Work win go on around, without causing inter- ruption in their activities H.

Evens Co, 396 East Broad i street, has dmn awarded con-1 tract for the work. some of them dating back one whole century, will be awarded when President Doumargue pins the Legion of 1 Honor on the colors of the BepubU- can guard early In October. The Republican guardsmen has existed for the last- hundred years did always seem to be the cut! and dried answer to a prayer. With his red and white uniform, his helmet, hti sabre, i and the patent leather he adds that much eotor to Parti. puts the light opera touch to- Parts, favorite locale for musical comedy writers.

Yet. that Is the show of peace. Legion of Honor bespeaks grimmer! days, many of as recent as the! World war. Guard. 2000 lost 212 men tn the late conflict All' of them were vohintwra.

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