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TWO THE DAILY PANTAGRAFII, BLOOMIXGTOX, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1930. PHONE 4500 WANT ADS If 1 Bible Given Events of Day in Normal Telephotos ItUtnT i Til iHHStil lmi.li I lwi I'm iWk II-- Uf4 ihr tonfr). Nl KM.S III. 1 1 iiru- join turn in diccing Irrm liri for air raid lw-llrr on KriMiiuU of a IjuhIoii lioopii.il. are l.n Ur amall pupila from A taw war.

Hal Weaiherholt Hurt at Decatur cunton. lui weath eihoU of Ct.ntoa. ho has been em I eihoU of Cr.nlon, 4 caipnwr on a 1 riione County School Superintendents Study Laws State Officials Discuss Matters Of Administration Twenty five county school super intendents from Central Illinois met Tuesday aP the David Felmlcy Hall of Science at Illinois State Normal university for the last of a series of conferences held at the state teacher colleges of Illinois. John A. Wieland, state superintendent of public instruction, was in charge of the meeting, which opened at 9:30 a.

m. and continued until 2:30 r. m. (J. A.

Reynolds, legal adviser in the state otlice, ex plained recent laws enacted by the legislature which affect educational institutions and have a direct bear ing on administration problems. Other discussions were led by C. C. Stadtman, assistant state super intendent; C. H.

Engle, secretary of the teachers examining board and C. E. Vick and L. Simmons of the state superintendent's ofllce. E.

Cobeily. chief statistician, explained the provisions of the new state aid and distributive fund law. Among those attending were a number of county superintendents who were recently elected, and the conference was especially designed for the information of those enter ing upon new terms. McLean county was represented by William B. Brig- ham.

Evening Services to Be Omitted in September There will be no Sunday evening services in the First Christian church during September, the Rev. Frank R. Ward announced Tues day. Beginning the first Sunday of October. Mr.

Ward said, sacred concerts will take the place of the regular Sunday evening service. These will be led by Harry F. Ad mire. The pastor will lead devo tlons but there will be no evening sermon. Mr.

Ward has been preaching at the co-operative services of the Christian and Baptist churches on Sunday evenings during August, in the absence of the Rev. L. E. Elli son and family who have been va cationing the last month. They are expected home in time for Mr.

Elli son to occupy his pulpit next Sun day. They have been touring the south and also visiting relatives in northern Illinois. O. Kings Return Mr. and Mrs.

O. L. King and daughter, Miss Wanda, returned Monday from Van Wert, Ohio where they attended the reunion of the Shrigley family held Sunday Their daughter. Miss Arlene, who has been making an extended visit with relatives at Van Wert, accom panied them home. England expends five million dol lars annually for sweets, employing 85,000 rcrsons in their manufac ture.

I4Mra in. ami 0wn EXDS TOXITE IT'S A WONDFUFI WOULD" "DKIIOLD MV WIFK" A 9 110 STARTS WEDNESDAY la hii up aitu ik kiaifal lai mtm i lit Urtt tl.itt ta kii JUNE LAN ROBERT KENT Edward BROPHY1 fi 4W i to on -U4 UUr 1 li Irad.nc ni(r) ctm a rj in jCoal City, Streator Win Chcnoa Games c. i in gmf 4r la Hj'-i vW.a ma tt IKf it re ca- ir I it C-: Vr a4 I tr 4 ika: 4 SBw II rrfI -ak iui 4 Tv. in IVuUr. 1nt in MomUy chtrfin Hiram Perkins 5-.

Ivratur. foi and IJoyd Gtay. 2 of Wet Frank- ef injutief rrrriul in criminal attack on Velda Ordaay. 23. I v.a Monday.

Two nrn An air hammer Murk Mr Wrath rim ih. tM.iwiiin 4300 Only One Bid Made On Home Furnishings Only one bid has been submitted the state department of architecture and engineering on furnishings for the new home management house at Illinois State Norma! uni versity, a report from Springfield said Tuesday. It is doubtful whether this will be accepted, the report said, because ordinarily lone bids are not taken WPA work. The bids called for furniture, rus, draperies, blinds, refrigerators and ranges. Ad End Vacation ams Prof, and Mrs.

H. W. Adams, 411 West Willow street, returned Monday from a- three weeks acation trip in. the southwest. Most of their time was spent with their son in law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. McBroom, Fort Worth. Tex.

On tha return trip they spent a few days in the Lake of the Ozarks region. Expected Back Thursday Dr. and Mrs. Ferd C. McCormick, 304 North street, their little granddaughter, Alice Davis, and their son in law and daughter, Prof, and Mrs, William Wood of Charleston, are expected home Thursday from Egg Harbor, Wis.

They have been vacationing at their summer cottaga there since Aug. 1. Hall Family Returns Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.

Hall an Infant daughter returned Monday from Jackson, where they spent 10 days with the former's brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Osborn, The latter is the former Miss Lucille Hall of Normal. ARROWSMITH Mr. and Mrs.

Rice Saunders and their daughter, Mrs. Mavis May of Coloia, and their son. Warren Saunders of Greenville, whila on their way from the Builta re union Saturday, called on their cousin, (Jeorge Builta, who was un able to attend because of illness. Mr. and Mrs.

William Fulton ani grandson, Oril Fulton and Miss Mary Ann Nash of Bluffton, spent Saturday and Sunday with their son, B. E. Fulton and family. They attended the Harms reunion in Lexington Sunday. Mrs.

Lynn Hole accompanied by five friends from Versailles. Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller Sunday. They were enroute to Los Angele3 and the worlds fair at San Francisco.

Mrs. R. C. Gilmore returned Saturday from a four weeks trip to Seattle, to visit her sister, Mrs. Eva Davidson.

She went with her daughter, Mrs. Ailene Midthun and two daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Swarington of Chicago. On the return trip they stopped at Custer, S.

to visit other relatives. $MBp lMir lrn 12:43 EXDS TOXITE "FIVE CAME HACK" SlartR 2:25 ft: 00 T-M 10:1 OWHOV or.KTi:iH( Slarl. 3ft! Sr3 STARTS WEDXESDAY It Has Taken Ita Place Among The Screen's Mightiest! BEER STAKTS: 4:4.1 1:20 9:53 HIT NO. IA Km 1011 B0W1ID HEATHII alCEl H. I.

Wtlltt lECIRAU BtllT C. CUTI STARTS: 1:15 3:50 6:25 9:00 aaV Mf fTfl'T'iR 4 By Mrs. Clarke At Lodge Meet Past Matrons, Patrons Fill Lincoln Stations LINCOLN. (PNS) A Bible In memory of the late D. T.

Clarke, past patron of Lincoln chapter No. 351, Older of Eastern Star, was presented by Mrs. Clarke at a meeting of the chapter Monday night at the Masonic temple. Past matrons and pact patrona filled the various stations and past patron pins were presented six for mer officers: Charles Schott, Mar ion K. Spark.

T. O. Niewold, Har- ol.l O. L. Piatt and D.

S. Mowrey. immediately following the pin jirr.scniauon me uiDie waa pre- eniei by Mrs. Clarke and it was edicated to four past matrone ith whom Mr. Clarke served.

The ast matrons were; Mrs. A. J. Rein hardt. Mrs.

John T. Small, Natalie Pegram and Mi Helen Webster. Miss Jennie Leeds and T. O. Nie wold oerved as worthy matron and worthy patron, reHpectively.

and Mrs. O. L. Piatt. Grand Adah, a past matron, was a guest in the cast.

Other past officeie who filled sta- tiotuj were: Mrs. Joseih Schott. Harold Niewold, Minnie Delias. Mrs. Amelia Allison, Mrs.

Itobert Sheets, Miss. Mary Forbis, Mrs. V. V. Coleman, Mrs.

Raymond Rein-hardt, O. L. Piatt, Mrs. J. J.

Wil- mert, Mrs. H. T. Gale, Mrs. Mary Stenipger, Mrs.

Jennie Fulscher, Mrs. Margaret Brough, Dr. George Rrownback, Marion E. Sparks and Walter E. Aide.

Refreshments were served with Mrs. Ncal Molloy as chairman of the committee. Oil Wells Hazard To New School AND ALIA, ILL UP) The New London, school explosion of M.uch, 1937, in which nearly 300 school children were killed threat ens to haunt Illinois schools which have producing oil wells on their playgrounds. This disaster was recalled by Ern est Palmer, director of the state de partment of insurance, in an order prohibiting the directors of Wright school, north of St. Elmo in Fay ette county, from using a new school building, now half completed, for educational purposes or public gatherings her anno of its proximity to two pumping oil wells in the school yard.

The two w-ells have pumped riches into the school coffers the new building was being constructed with royalty money but the prohibiting order said they might also allow gas to seep into the school basement possibly to be ignited by the heating plant and result in fire or explosion. One well is only 14 feet from the building, another 18 feet. The pipeline which removes the oil runs around the school basement near the foundation. Natural gas from the wells similar to that which caused the New London tragedy is the fuel used in operating the well pumps. Class Will Meet WAYNESVILLE.

(PNS) The Wide Awake Sunday school class will be entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Edna Finfrock, with Mrs. Josie Furman, Mrs. Olive Fowler. Mrs.

Ernestine Finger and Miss Alma Finger, assistant hostesses. The response to roll call will be a "beauty hint." Ihmr UMn linn yba VO FDS WEDXESDAY tLxatina: As the alluring star of "Algiers" gives her lips to romantic Robert Taylor "I 5:0, 1:4, :5 DONAI.II DICK "Donald's Cousin Uus" 'HOW TO K.AT" Itenrliley EE if tMiir nfiniToung Man Makes or.a a nnl 1 mj iLe. that tr.UJ tnxr lrV.n ir. ari te -i r.ncr Ujr r.r -JJI. II t.l 1 lal di Error, Jailed rp.Il to untanrU tn Mm Hii'l.

Sheriff II. A. jounj man ar- tsrk a--4 rth down the twou U'liV Tt ftrji'f al.rd him walk h.m h'-ntr staitrj but aoon I hi i arain and lilrd Ih el rr. lie J. ptctty writ until a slight it.

jidxmrr.l caued htm to i-e Lt Wat-ah Hr ttllx atiwl lutibte d.n an mhar.kment. The shett'f fiw-e4 him out an Ki lo -until K. 'Frozen Sleep' Patient To Leave Hospital Soon IT. I Nt; FI CLP. I LI- (INS) SO THE JUSTICE FINISHES SLEEPING KANSAS CITY.

LT at hix home by a young man. Justice of the Peace Norman Poitor was asked to per-f i a marriage ceremony. Hive you a license?" the Justice aked. the prospective bride groom replied, "but you will have to cnange the Rirl a name." Old aome one make a mistake In filling out the license?" "No." the man replied. "I ot the lirrnae a day ago and then the pill I to marry hacked out.

So I got another one." Sortor said It could be done and went back to sleep. Hospital Notes AT T.WTO.V. PA.XTON. (PNS) Mi.s Mar Jory Wagner. Loda.

submitted to tonsillectomy at the J. A. Price hos pital Saturday. Arthur Grubb, Paxton. entered Paton Community hospital Friday as a medical patient.

AT CLINTON. CLINTON. (PNS) Tonsil pa tients at John Warner hospital Monday were Kenneth Hess. Ken neth Harris and W'ilma and Donald Lindey. Two medical patient were ad mitted.

Ray Lawrence. Clinton, and Notde Dawson of Farmer City. I-red l.ihr, medical, as dls charged. Berlin Knows Where Polish Troops Are Hfc.IU.IN. German of ricial news agency reported from Danzig early Tuesday that "strong I olish troop concentrations along tne nanzig-Polish border "contin uea in a striking manner during the last hours." inree additional fronts have been established by the Poles close against tlermany proper and against Fast Prussia In addition to one deep in the corridor, the news agency said.

One of these waa reported between KoniU and Nakel where Germany fronts on the corridor; another against Mareinwerder, Reiser. burg and Deutsch-Eylan in Fast Prussia, and the third against I'pper Silesia." Athlete Found Hanged C.AIJCSRURO. I LL f.Pi Coroner Dewey Mudd ordered an Inquest Tuesday into the death of Hryan (Bud I Oibh. 17. Media high hool athlete, found hanged Monday In a barn at his farm home near Media.

Henderson county. Relatives said he had not appeared despondent and could given no suicide motive. 5dDc liny iiikI 'iglit ADBtDD.AXn-D.DDJD'S Kloomington Municipal Airport Twday, Wednesday Thursday FLY WITH KEN In 1 1 in 1 1 TaM'iirr Ford Tri-Molor Airplane ic KACII 50C Krinc irandpa. (irandimt ami lb Children and lly. PILOT HEN F.

CHECOIIY Free Hurnin Airplane Exhibition cery niht. SEE THE FAMOUS SHIP FROM MA 113. Car Strikes Lincoln Boy On Bicvcl icycie Allen Witt Gets Broken Leg LINCOLN. (PNS Allen year old son of Mr an. I Mm.

ller-j bit Witt. IX'T iiih Sangamon trfl. received a bioken leg an a gah In Ihr ln of hu brad whenj struck a tar dtlvrn by Taft Klftfher. hii iilina a hirclr on Ntith t't about 7.15 p. in.

Monday. Kllchrr lk by to Icaoon-raa ti.tat. Ir. C. Oaffnry and Ir.

It. r.ranom took rar of him. They tettrl that they dil not or.ttjrr hl Injutle rliol. (Pair Facing Death On Charge of Attack i ui-a special ci and juiy irluinrd an Indictment prnilrMuty to the clicuit couit for at i n.nn.r nt. Chailra Wiln a.kintf Ihrni to refrain (,, lrnre.

Sfoelalnis rre searched lefore Iney were permitted enter the courtroom, and 6l eecial deputies eie on duty to maintain otdrr. Commonwealth's Attorney Alvin l4any announrrd he would demard the death penalty f.ir the men. Former ov. Kul.y Iiffoon of Kentucky will att in the defense. Kansas City Recall Petition Ruled Out KANSAS CITY CT- Recall petl-tums again! M)or P.iyee It.

Smith and four citv rnunrilmrn wrte declared levsufticirnt Muiiday by City CVtk Chatlrs W. Rrgan. leaders of the lecall forces have 10 ds) to obtain additional names on petition for a recall election Ithls falL Namrd with Smith are Councilmen Ruby I. Ches- Chat Ira Cl.it and All Alfred Phillip. The lecallil obtained rAirno ig natures In thiee day.

Then two rounnlmm. Fiank M. Kvlston and Frank Jake Adams. whoe ouster had been demanded, resigned. This (irffnlll.

I Ih. discuss hU German RnnUrnr! i Mn.ut. tu. is tepu. tng all Cer- man hand on it fleet of tankers with American born seamen.

It was trained Tueadav, Foo (DDDQD(1D ami Ills ODri'luvslrii Xililly Slarliiijj Tiicvsclay, (CDJJDB l.ilH'olll IHillCliM ItiMKlX Immlm a.fcJ aft pWm Euslnen World NewTheater, The 'Ewlng', Will Open Fcrrr.er FranVtln Hotel Location to Be Used 4 i'ij t-r k'iti uj iti.f i fvft ait 4 -at t- i 4-4T iw ut i r.t i tut Xi 4 I mm ttciM j. wwi.f. vs. t4 New Shoe Store Established Here U4 M4 I'if. I 1 ft." lf a tt.i.

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