The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 36

M'NPAY. 2t. Till: SUNDAY PANTAGRAPII Model Plane Builders Meet in Decatur-Fisher Troupe to Appear at 'Y' Circus .5 4J i crrrJ NOT i 1.7 -TKK IINiK Ol I.MMK." AHUM hlir. IIM.IIW WHOB MKI. RICH Mill A UK I.I ftr lh tnmHiUn In mhiin tt 1( l.i gr lln-m fur llwlr i'li'iuMI'.

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'l-m ml Mil'-n 11 I '--t Qy tlrfr fjrts S-, i -'I li K. 3 I'll MtllM.R. n.1 NORTH fk irp, ha hern prrvntcil with rlt WHtih In iwognl-tlon of lii work in lending hi lun tn rli li.ry In th effli lenry routrst Brorn' Bulni cot. fK. Ml Mrrrcdr Rrvmit awinlt-d a lenllirr hni h( an Imllrliliial.

Hnward Onr ami Karl Thoutaa. raplnin of oilier Wain, rrrrltrd hand, tnolnl hill fiill and ifj ron-talncr. I' run III THK I OMPAW INfi WAS TAKKX AT TIIK NK II.I.K farm, two mill nni-liHlf mile wt-t i.f Iln.vn' rriwlna on lli flrlnglnwn rnml. nhi-ro MiTi-n Hn nf llliMiiiilnctnn "l'litt-Iiib" M. mm of mT to (lilrlluilri on Ilic roinl of Iiiilc 'J'o ollirr fiili-4 of mrli ronmliilns jnl.

imlliir In tli our uliown In lli il-l ur-. nrri Inki'n from tli tml nf Cr.i fc lit 'int lnt "3 frot north of prwnt llH'Hllnn. 7 THIS TROI I OK AKKIAL ARTISTS WTI.I, KNTKKTAIS PATRONS OK TIIK ANM'AI. Y. M.

A. clmi that I to 1 utouod at the k.tiii Mrrh 7, ami U. Hip h'lf-tug KIhIiit. I onp of the morp roli'liraleil acrlnl agcrrKnllon callliia IlliNiiiiliigtnn It hotiiK. I-ft to riulit in till Rniiip ari: CliHrle KIhPr.

Inrl Klmn Itankln. Jlr. 1nirl' HIi.t ami KviTott White. Like other arta thnt will io the rirrti, the uprrii- of thf ncif i.rniiTu are ihiiialed. .41.

C-- i -r- i i ii i s. i i 7- I fc in. in. 1 111 ii iaaiii 1 I J. WINDSOR IVES, NEPHEW of J.

11. Uurnhnm, J31'l East Washington stnet, has heen aiinolnteil Mssistant trade i XX i MISS MILDRED II I student at Illinois Wesleyan university, will lie one of the performers on the muslcnf pro-Eram to he given at p. m. Ihl Sunday evening hy the Delta (hnlcron aororlty Pli' io bf I n. 1.1.

MTI.K RKOSKAU HAS ONE of the leading roles in the liloomliiKlon High school senior piny, of Slln Lapliam," to he presented Friday and Sat-nrdiiy evenings, March 1 and 2. DOROTHY I.OIS ELLIS, 305 WEST MONROE STREET, sophomore at Norinnl university, and Mrs. Urn Zehren, senior, are the dehnters who will appear at Capon auditorium Hunilny night: when the women's dehnte team nipets the I'nlverslty of Missouri women's team in a delicte on "Resolved, that in all trials throughout the I'nited State a Judge or hoard of Judges should FRANK JORDAN WILL PLAY commissioner at Hogola. Colum- at p. tn.

this Sunday before hla, according to word received the Open Forum at the I nl- here. Mr. Jves picture, who tarion church. He presented! his here. wa taken in Mazallan, senior rwilal at Illinois Wes- Mexico, while he was vice lev an university Tuesday.

consul. he Hiilislitutod for the Jury." Phi'to MODERN (OWHOVS. MINTS TIIKIR SIIOOTINti IRONS AMI pranriiiR atonl, invflilnil Kliiniiiliicton lint week to clelinlp Illinnl We.le.van'a tpnm of Roy Srntt anil Willinm Alirlcniii. The do-hater, I. A.

Sinslftnn, lift, and Hen David of Howard I'ayne coIIpkp, Urnniinnnd. Tcxa, wore thrsp jilnlnsmi'ii' togs on the platform of Grace M. E. church diirinx their content nllh he WeslP.van (pain and they'll wear similar clothea on the remainder of their touru that 1 to take tliein into Ti rtatea. Tliey return to Texas in April after some f.5 dcliatitiir engiiKe'inenl.

Below are Roy Scott (left), and Willinm I l-'Ji iI 'y 111-'' 1 I sity. will speak before elr?" page l-t. KNK IR0M "l.lHTNIV" THK PI.AY WHICH WILL BE PRKSKNTK I AT the Norma mversily, Friday. March 1. Those a hown in the scene are.

left to right- Raxine Ranch. Knirt Masson. Carl Kala Ii S.egmeier, Elizabeth Woolems, XrZ 1er, Hulda Greenberg and Kenneth Turner. The director is Clarence Miller nroe- I'holo tiv I rutui SOI NDS OF RIVETERS' HAMMERS AND THE GRINDING OF CEMENT C'Hl'RNERS tell daily of the progress of work on the new home of the Illinois State Farm Mutual Insurance company. East and Washington streets.

Daily crowds are attraetPd hy the worker who crawl like human flies along the beams and are hoisted high in the air by the crane..