Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 1

Miami and Suburban' a Nihe Mile Radius Population H930 Census Including Picherf Cardin Quapaw CommerceCentury North Miami422742 rOLXXVIII NO 68 MIAMI OKLATUESDAY SEPTEMBER 231930 PRICE IVE CENTS 4 ur Lord Beaverbrook WEATHER ORECAST AmocwiI4 Prtot Photo DEATH PENALTY ASKED BY STATE IN TULSA TRIAL OOTBALLSTAR ACCIDENTALLY TAKES POISON CHARLOTTETON Prince Ed ward Island Sept 23 (AT Capt Errol Boyd and Lieut Harry Con nor hopped off in the monoplane Columbia "today for Harbor Grace whence they plan to fly across the Atlantic to London Congressional Measure Would Prevent Recurrence of Russian Wheat Corner Republican Candidate Withdraws rom Race in Letter to Committee 2 SENATOR ODDIE PLANS EMBARGO AIRMEN CAUGHSKS: HIGH RAILROAD EXtCONWCT IN MYSTERY PLANE PILOT ARRESTED Mr Taxi Driver Held After atal ight TEXAS'S 0 NOMINEE QUITS DALLAS Tex Sept Dr George Butte Of Austin Republican nominee for governor today withdrew as a candidate in a letter to the state executive com mittee meeting in special session here Dr Butte is now fti Washington where he is serving as a special assistant to the solicitor general of the United States in a letter to the committee rfvealed that he had tendered his resignation as the party nominee prior to the Repub lican state convention in San An gelo but that it 'was not accepted He said he was con vinced that I am not now the logi cal Dr Butte was the Republican nominee for governor in 1924 when Mrs Miriam A erguson the Democratic nominee was elected in spite of a sizeable revolt with in the Democratic party He was nominated in the Republican pri mary last July when the Democrats reduced their 11 man field to a choice between Mr erguson and Ross Sterling of Houston Ster ling winning the nomination in the August run off Dr Butte said in his letter that he resigned the nomination the sincere conviction that a more effective candidate ft Pubhahtd Every Evening (Except Setarday) and Sunday Morninjr by Miami PubHehiav Ca I Lae I Standard Buys Out Sinclair Interests Latest Trans Ocean liers Start Trip Biplane at Shawnee Object of Quiz by Oklahoma Officers Community Chest Partici pants Will Report Needs This Week CHEST BUDGETS WILL BE MADE Organizations participating in the Miami Community Chest will prepare for the annual drive with the filing of reports this week with I rs Lohman secretary of the organization RoyXJSilJillMsidehtjXtiotify ing the organizations which con sists of the Community League Boy Scouts and A to hold meetings and prepare reports 1 hese should be filed not later than next Monday with the secretary reports should include a financial statement and a record of accomplishment" Mr Wills de clared budget for the new year should be submitted at the same No date has been set for the drive he said But it will probably take place in October Because of the charity situation in this city Mr Wills said that the chanty fund will be taken care of first through the Community League Last year at the start of the drive there was a balance of more tlan $800 the charity fund This has all been used during the past year and from indications Com munity Chest leaders point out that more money will be needed this year In preparing estimates of needs next year all organizations have been asked to figure their needs as closely as possible The budget should accompany the financial statement and the record of the money used during the closing year JERSEY CITY Sept 23 The Sinclair Consolidated Oil corporation has sold to the Standard Oil company of Indiana for $72500000 its half interest in the Sinclair Pipe Line company and the Sinclair Crude Oil Pur chasing company Edward Seubert president of the Indiana company yesterday completed the transaction by giv ing a check for that amount to Sinclair Standard now holds full title to the two companies Mr Seubert said the names of the companies would be changed at once to the Stanolind Pipe Line company and Stanolind Crude Oil Purchasing company Standard will transfer to its own pipe lines much of the traffic which has been going over other systems The purchasing company will buy and store oil for the Standard of Indiana In addition to the 36 000000 barrels of crude oil the company has in storage it owns additional storage facilities with a capacity of 6000000 barrels Death Gun in Zuta Slaying Traced TONKAWA Okla Sept (Ab Robison 26 former uni versity I vratory school foot ball star died early today of poi soning said by attending doctors to have been taken accidentally Robison who was all state cen ter of the Junior College conference last year He was found in con vulsions last night by his par ents and removed to the hospital He died without regaining con sciousness parents Mr and Mrs Robison settled on a farm near Tonkawa at the open ing of the Cherokee strip in 1893 rid have resided there since TULSA Okla Sept The death penalty was asked for Roy reeman former Tulsa telegrapher as he went to trial in district court today for the slaying of Mrs Charles Morton here last March reeman also' faces a murder chargelor the killing of Morton He shot and killed the couple in a quarrel over rental of a garage by reeman to Morton The two families were aiext door" neighborsDefense counsel said reeman would plead insanity Coffey county attorney said i the state believed reeman deserved the death penalty COSTE TO SALT LAKE DENVER ColoSept' (AT The rench trans Atlantie fli ers Capt 'Dieudopne Coste and Maurice Bellonte vleft (Denver at 9:20 a today for Salt Lake City OKLAHOMA CITY Sent 23L2 (AT A hole in the bottom o'f the gasoline tank wa a threat" today to success of the endurance record attempt of Bennett Gpffin and Roy Hunt" local pilots com pleted 236 hours in the air at 9:36 this morning 1 The leak was discovered during the and the refueling crew vas notified this morning tOnIy 120 gallons of gasoline given the endurance plane this morning It was pourpd into the main tank and then into the wing tanks Hunt yas attempting to re pair the leak Both pilots believed they could feet tank repaired without be forced down most beautiful in the world" what keen eye judges in a Rio de Janiero contest pronounced brunette Yolanda Pereira noted European beauty Here you see her with the smile that helped to earn her the crown of in competition with other representative beauties from all parts of the world 1OICIALS pjiiwpos' Clemency Asked or Ottawa County Boy OKLAHOMA CITY Sept Parole for Kenneth Stovall Ottawa county youth serving time for auto theft at the Granite re formatory was recommended to day by the pardon and 'parple board following an all day meet ing at Granite yesterday Besides Stovall clemency was recommended for 28 other youths now serving in the 'reformatory The next meeting of the Granite board will be Oct 20 and 21 Jt was announced it Trapped by Inquisitors' In dianan Admits He ed 8 Year Old GirlC' PRISONER IS GUARDED Violence eared After Tile) of Seductiton and Mur der Leaks Out 4 II I I I I Gasoline Retailers acing Prosecution if "I 3 CITY Sept Prosecution of 10 wholesale gasoline? distributing companies for alleged failure to comply with the gasoline tax law requiring fil ing of surety bond in the office of the state auditor was askedof Attorney General Berry King today byH Bird state gasojine tax collector The bond guarantees payment of the excise tax to the 'state 4 ormal requests came ftffer' Bird had announced that the depart ment was making an investigation of all suspected: violations Companies against which Bird asked actiqn 'follow: Specification Motor Oil system TulsaprankRoemer Union City Lloyd' Peeler Oil Company Guthrie Pete Parks Seminole Otto 'Keystone Grant County Watermelon Pro duct and Supply company Lamont armers Oil company Clinton Cooperative Gas' and Oil Cckasha Go opeYative association Supply and Harold Wallace Ardmore 'Lord Bavefbrook' owner of the London DaBv Exorcst and mother British newspapers orbidden Strong Box 3 Grief Western Womaw i 4 's: tLOS ANGELESf Sept 23 Ab Like Pandora Mrs Sylvia Jeifks found trouble in a for bidden bdx a 1 sW Mrs Jen revealed her stoiry in probate court yesterday when she obtained provisional lettersof' administration to the $60000 estate of her: husband H'1 Jenks 7 JThe widow once had shown her a strong box and warned her never to open it you wilLfeel he said' jga After'his death a woman wfeo described herself as fian cee came to Mrs Jenks and ask ed for his effects( This arous ed Mrs curiosity and she opened the strong box jj 5MJn it she found ad enevelop' addressed my wife wjfcen she opens this The 'envelope' contained a divorce granted 'to Jenks in Mexico a year before his death' As' a result of this discovery his sister Jane Tutle of Ashta bulaP Ohio sought letters of ad ministration Jenks left no will The court ruled Mrs Jenks would have to prove the divorcei illegal in order tosreceive uncon ditional letters administra tion The 'superior here re cently 'ruled Mexican divorces 'might be set aside in Calif or nia 'courts if contested by eith er party )ITY ASKED TO EXTEND STREET AGROSSTRAGKS A Tnilv Activity thfc Great 1 OTTAWA MOTOR The joy Lof an open ord COLEMAN HUTTS KleeneX land Kotex special MARR BRIDGER' GROCERY Mid week IRST BNK Savi' fings CROWN 'DgLG'jCC 50c Dr West tooth brush' 39cl PENNEY COc New adraper ies for fall Closing tonight GLORY Closing tonight Quiet on'thc West ern A NATIONAL ADVERTISERS Chesterfield Cardui Conoco Diamond Dyes Lucky Tiger Lucky Strike Cigarettes 666 Dan derine Western Mary Behind" Locked' Doors With Pistols ONE DEAD Second Manio Hospital iously Caused of ight Ndtf Known 4 BALTIMORE1 Sept 23 IAU Maxwell Byers president of the Western Maryland railroad' was shot and killed Gray vice president of the road seriously wounded: in a pistol' bat tle in the offices the Standard Oil building today The fatal covered by occupants of neighbor ing offices in the "building who entered after hearing several pis tol shots Mr Byers and Mr Gray both were on the floor the former dead and the latter unconscious Gray was rushe'd to a hospital and placed immediately on an operating table in an effort to save his life Police who were hastily sum moned said the two apparently had locked themselves in the office of the president and there it over some difference The first patrolman on the scene called by office employes who heard the shots said he was forced to break down the door to gain entrance to the office of Mr Byers The vice president was suffering from two bullet wounds in' the back The president had been shot but once death apparently having heen instantaneous rxioqi(o SAWNEE Okla Sept Pottawatomie county author ities today were seeking to clear un ihe mystery surrounding a biplane which for several days has been making a pasture eight miles southeast of here its landing base' i A man who gave his name as George Hazelton arrested late yesterday when he appeared at the plane was in the county jail in lieu of a $25 fine for carrying concealed weapons Arresting of ficers said he had a gun in his possession when taken into cus tody mart! whs being sought Hazelton refused to pay the'fine and telephoned his brother A Hazelton of Tulsa who he said was owner of the plane Officers said brother advised him not to pay the fine and told him to: withhold information about the machine A farmer whose name was not divulged by officers said the plane had been making several flights from the pasture for three or four days He notified officials who w'enWto the plane yesterday and waited When Hazelton appeared he was: arrested The farmer said two men had been flying the ma chine Department jof Commerce of i cialsKat Oklahoma' City ywere noti brauhtUa theuniopal airport herb' and "gfdtinded'pending air investigation but because the craft was not in flying condition it was not? moved work 1 7 ollowing the acceptance of the resignation a resolution Was iih animousljrpasSed by the fcommis sion commending Mrs' Nesbitt upon splendid "and: intelligent ser vice to the MrsA CWallacft was appoint to f21 unekpired term as chairman of the book? committee of publicfnuisances occupied a large prt cf the meet ing CThere are a' number of old in tbwn Avhich not only act as fire hazards (but injure thJ general appearance nf the city Mayor Rush decJared ijThe" city no specific ordi nance to coverfthesenot has it one against keeping livestock in the city limits a ordinance" on public nuis ances does not fitin all he AttomeyArthur Croipnger wag asked to investigate what ac tion might be taken3 by 'the city' I I AUSTRALIAN AIR HOP 'j'TIME BEING LOWERED IlLAHABAD India Sep 23 L()Capt Matthews Britisher attempting to fly in rec ord time from England to Austra lia 'arrived here today a day ahead of the time set 1 by Bert Hinkler two years ago Inspection of 4000 Vermont autos reveale4 hadde fectjve brakes Wind Storm Hits Port Arthur Texas PORT ARTHUR Tex Septfzi Three persons were slightly injured aid damage estimated $10000 done in Tear snb J' urb near here early tdday a storm coming from the of Sabine lake descended upon littie additipn demolished several houses blowing others of their foundation uprooting trees and blowing telephone 'poles and wires Metal JHarketSWi NEW YORK Sept Lead steady spot New York 5j0 East St Louis 7ine quiet East St Louis spot and future 425 480 i LONDON Sept (AA Lead: Spot £17 12s 6d future £17 10e' Zinc: Spot £15 10s future tl5 12a 6d i WASHINGTON Sept Senator Oddie Republican Nevada announced today he would intro duce a bill' in Ahe nxt Congress to Sofeietmanganesercoal lumber 'wood pulp gelatin wheat and glue from entrance into 'the United States With Russian grain operators extended to the point of temporary control of world wheat prices continued to hammer away at the continued to hamer away at the American farmer in an effort to have him absorb the American surplus and end the wheat price depression wheat to cattle in place of was the farm re iterated battle cry It would end he argued this over low prices cither for cash or spec ulation of great quantities of Rus sian wheat which apparently is badly needed at home Russia Hold Whip Chicago reports were that Rus sia held the whip hand with offer ings abroad 10 cents a bushel cheaper than American wheat The United States visible supply mean while mounted to an all time rec ord Indications at the grain cen ters were that the Soviet govern ment was making a drive for much needed cash without regard to the lack of bread among the people of the Soviet republics Meanwhile congressional plans for investigation of Russian gov ernment short selling of wheat in this country where it cannot de liver the grain forged ahead with subpoenas being forwarded today for the appearance of New York brokers before the House Commun ist investigating committee in New York Saturday Chairman ish has declined to make public the names of the firms to be heard Officials of the AU Russia Textile syndicate which made the short sales in the Chicago market will be heard also Crux at Chicago It was the Chicago phase of the Russian operations described by some as normal hedging of sales abroad that drew the ire of Sec retary Hyde and precipitated the flurry ot the past few days A Chicago boaiu of trade inves tigation of tne transactions was at a standstill today pending receipt of data from the department of ag ikulture Hyde had placed respon sibility on the business conduct committee of the board for curbing bearish operations of a foreign government SOUTH BEND Ind Sept 23 The murder of year old'jt Marverine Appel whose body was irr found Aug 29 two "days after shel1" had been kidnaped was believed" BOiveu Louay wiui me coniesBion of George Sherman Myers 40 year old ex convict "i Myers was held under close guard at Michigan City Ind pert itentiary Authorities here said that Myern made two complete confessions nt Jthe assault and slaying one to prosecutors who questioned him repeatedly following his arresfawjj last Saturday and another to Sheriff Thomds A Goodrick If convicted Myers will face the' death penalty Because of fear of mob violence Myers was rushed by automobile to the state prison with shotgun squads preceding and following his car as a precaution to insure his safety Later it was learned that Myers had been trapped in conflicting statements and officers said he had suddenly broken down and die tated the confessions Knew the Girl Walking from his own home a four blocks away Myers admitted often passing the Appel residents officers said making the ac quaintance of the girl He stopped to talk to her on the night of 27 officers said and lured her fo'i the barn where she was strangled" vitn a piece of wire because his5 confession said he feared exposure if she left the barn alive 'ft He decided the next day ac cording to his confession that he woyld be safer if the body was dis covered at once so he returned to: the barn Then according to his admissions he carried the body down an alley and left it where the first passing motorist would cover it Myers was a rested by Constable" Basil Surup who after all clues failed Jeasned that Marvarine lia2x recently made of a mar named George The Appel girl was playing with her brother Otis and some other children on tje night she was kidnaped The others saw her alive with a strange man That was the last seen of her alive Myers according to officers was married once but divorced His two children were adopted by an other family He had been employ ed on odd jobs here recently Prosecuting attorney Harry Taylor out of town last night expected to re convene the grand now recessed when he re turns tomorrow and authorities said efforts would be made to in Myers immediately IN CHILE ACE" gCOURTMARTIAt Americans If Party to Re bellion tWii( Dealt' Summary A SITUATION IS SERIOUS 7 i Argentine? Dispatches Say Pure Luck Savetf Revoltrom Gaining Headway ft SANTIAGO DE CHILE 23 Two American aviators to day iweret threatenedwith trial by court or their share in the attempted? revolution at Con cepcion Sunday against the admin istration of President Colonel Car los Ibanez The minister'of interior Carlos roeddqn at the instruction of the gave the Associated Press 'details of "their arrest and idei tified: them as Orville de and Smith L'roedden said they would be held while their action in flying a plane to Concepcion and landing five per sons there who later attempted to initiate 'a rebellion was investi gated io ascertain ir mere a was possible violation of aeronautical code provisions Jfie said i it developed there also was complicity in the plot to overthrow the goverrfrnent thiough causing an uprising 'ot the Chacabuco regiment they will be subjected to trial by court martial and sentenced in accordance with Jie circumstances The minister declared they were arrested by authorities at Concep cion even before the five men they carrie from somewhere in the Ar gentine to the: city were taken and before their purpose was krtown the authorities considering that the flight entailed: violations of the aeronautical: regulations A special "tribunal will investi gate the activities of the two avia tors Maj ederico Barahona who is director of the military air servicerwill fly Lto Concepcion to day to aid intheir trial The min ister in his message reiterated that the country? was calm and that the attempted reyolt was a failure Hundreds Arrested 'MENDOZA Argentina Sept 23 Hundreds of persons are knownhere to have been 'placed under a arrest in Southern Ghilq tin the attempt tozsiip nress revolutionary movement which developed Sunday? at con 'tepcion7third While administration sou'fees re iteratedassurances that complete quiet! and transquility 'prevailed pnd that the situation was com pldtely in 'handi reports here were that it as far seriquslthan represented and that the govern ment has aitsi: difficulties "to over come President' Colonel Carlos Ob anez "at whose regime the Move ment has been directed was nder stood here to be in constant tele phonic communication with Con cepcion while for persons outside his immediate official family use of 'the telephone and communica tion with that area were denied Advices received here from Con cepcion 'today saidvit was by mere chance that the two military men and 1 three i civilians who landed Sunday from? the Argentine intending to bring about rebellion of the Chacabuco regiment failed in their purpose or at least met so untimely a check i Shooting Resulted While they discussed their pro posed coups with officers of the regiment Gen Jose Maria Barcelo Lira? appeared and broke in upon the The commandant sized up the situation and draw ing ffis pistol fired 'three times at Col Marmaduke Grove one of the consiprators Colonel Grove replied with his own gun and perhaps six shots were exchanged The Revolution aries then fled to a room in the Garrison and prepared to defend themselves but General Barcelo placed a piece of artillery in: com mand of the location and they surrendered Onof the three civilians con nected with the attempted coup Pedro Leon Ugalde was known here to have fled apd made his escape leaving but four of the five Who landed in the airplane from the Argentine and the two American pilots under arrest k' StabbingVictimin Serious Condition Lopis Baker 26 years old ef Douthat was reported in critical condition to'day at Miami Baptist hospital where he was taken Sun day after he was tabbed at' the home of Pete Jordan in Douthat it Jordan 37 years old is in the 'county jail He was said to have admitted that he stabbed Baker but he claimed that he did it in self defense No charges have been filed against his as yet ac cording to County Attorney Per ry Porter pending the outcome of injury knife blade inches long penetrated the body below the shoulder blade and entered Bak er's lung Hospital attendants de clared this afternoon that his con dition was' f'Jordan tin explaining the' stal 'bing said 'that Baker had been drinking anddeclaicd that Baker threatened to attack him with a knife 4 1 County Attorney Porter said that he expected to take a state ment from Baker aZ soon as Baker is able to testify Mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight and Wednesday colder except in extreme west portion tonight and west and north portions Wednesday Arkansas Mostly cloudy probably 'shofrers in east portion tonight and Wednesday Kansas air to unsettled to night and Wednesday cooler Wed nesday and in southwest and northeast portions tonight MIAMI TEMPERATURE(Temperatures in Miami 2 Monday4inlil noon Tues RECEPTION OR TEACHERSREADY unction' Will Be at Chris tian Church'' Tonight With Public Invited CONESSION Olli 'DRUTARIMEft A' reception for "city school teachers given at 7' 30 tonight by the church of Miamf in the irst Christian church XThe pastor the Rev James Michael 'wiH he in (ihhrge'' A followed by talks 'by church fmd school lead erswill make up the entertain A social' hour Will close the reception in jthe' parlors of the 'church wherepunqh 'will be served Tho''Rev Harry pastor 'ot the irst Presbyterian church fwillbo in charge prtg (nounueu an? wuuwwv ucar emu Miss Cleora McClain reception address' Dr Ez Hampton pas ton the irst Baptist church vocal sold Missv'lvlan Kimmel resoonse to Dr HamDton School i lin number Mr Ingram Cleve land ftaddress j't'lift Relation ot Church and School "President lqydoLitthe Junior col 1 lege solo Parker Greeting from Errebo In troduction of ministers Members ofzthe irst Metho dist irst Baptist irst Presby terian irst Christian riends Southern Methodist and Salvation Army are expected to be present at tbe reception tS1 ft rf TB' iT I a Ottawa Coualy PopuUtlo4 I IVliYYlVll I I 737 I Hill Highway Loan Petition Gaining CITY' Sept Approximately 100000 names 7000 more is necessary to day had been placed 'on petitions calling for submission tp the elec torate a proposed constitutional permitting the state highway com mission to issue $15000000 in short terin notes for highway con struction to relieve unemployment George Schwabe Republican state campaign manager said Scnwabe said the drive f)r'2C0 000 si filatures would i ontiniZhir week The proposed amenoment was sponsored by lra A Hill of CherukuiRepuUicanft gubernator ial nominee" TpOoreWmfglk ffHere ridayNight Gore' Defnoctaticnominee for United States Senator will speak here at 8 next riday night The meeting will be held on tbe court house lawn CHICAGO Sept A gun used in the slaying of Jack Zuta gangster was traced by ballistics experts today to Danny Stanton one of 26 "public ene Zuta known as one of master minds was shot down as he fed nickels to a slot machine in a resort near Delafield Wis Aug 1 The discovery ot the ballisticsex perts working directly under act ing Police Commis loner Alcock would if accepted cause police to abandon their original theory that Zuta was killed by members of the Moran Aiello gang of which he was a leader Danny Stanton is generally aligned with the Ai Capone taction The guns used by the four men who slew Zuta were a machine gun an automatic 45 and caliber revolvers Sixteen slugs were taken from zuta body ana put under the ballistics microscopes Yesterday the experts reported that one of the slugs had been fired from a 38 caliber pistol had belonged to Stanton at one time a gang leader in his uwn right is at liberty bond on vagrancy charges 4 pestnews ADA Okla Sept Sloan taxicab driver and pioneer resident of Pontotoc county died early today after being injurea Saturday in an altercation at the riscd station with Clyde Click driver of a rival cab fi Sloan was 'knocked 'down and in jured about the head Click waS held by county authorities who said charges would be filed tbday Anew petrtUum region1 on thb borders of the faspian sea tigs been reported'' ft 1 1 1(000 acres were refor ested last car in the United Leased Wirt A utures Vi I in I ei to Council Requests Opening of ifst "AvejX' nue JtNO ft ADVISEMENt Proposal Delayed I for Investigation rrGaS' A rfate Discussed Again7 vJ 4 petition asking that 1 "irst fjie extended cross the risco tracks and the QZ Gw tracks was presented the Miami city council at its regular weeklymeeting last night I The petition was' signed by sev eral i score of names which to show that there! is Considerable interest In' the ques tion according to Mayor Lv Rush 4' 0 Xy I NoP action promise 'to take up the" (natter and investigate toe neces sity was taken at Jftoe meeting last night 'f irst btfeet stops at thd' tracks ln'front'of risco freight (lepot which is no longer in Use According to'rcsidents who were1 atthe Meetings in that part of townhave been asking thatt irst street Ibe i extended across the 'tracks la number of years "CommissionerL AMiller declared and CommissionerMiller will' talk with risco of ficials ometime during the week Tne of supplying Miamiwith cheaper gas has beenbefore toe council for the past twosessions again came up last nightwhen Commissioner Pelsuemade a report on the' meeting of thq 1 department riday night1 i ft'v: took up the matter he declared talked over the possibility a pipe line We fere investigating' the possibilities of the coal field west' of here for artificial There arc 'tdhS hnd tons of coal there 6 which could be "made 'artificial gas and the resulting toy products would no doubt be worthy a great Clyde Evilsizer brought up the Suggestion of A installing traffic hghts at Mainland Central" sfrepts and at rirsv avepueyjtnorui wariQ south "Central A No actionas takeh ACBUlLLp WUV Jiao OCX IPU AV jpy ya year? on toe library board was accepted by the city council Mayor Rdsh who had talked with Mrs Nesbitt declared1 that ill health and rlnmestic "duties had made it ICDPUUBC tu AZ ATampLUJJ CVUvUUJ impossible xoner jo continue ner Superintendent 'Clyde ODelluiio SE5 I I Vi A Eft 1 1 1 A JWwL' 1 I wins 'ft ft "ft ft 'v 11 i MM i (yMMBMMM MBHiy DAJE? 1 0' It11 ifij 2 ft' 92 2 77 4 'iilft C2ft 4 a 76 6 mi 88 6 a 73 8 82 ft 8 a 77 10 in 79 10 82 Midnight 76 Noon 82 4.