The Morning Call from Laurel, Mississippi • Page 1

Today Any Good Bonds? WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy Sunday with occasional ihowcis and possibly local thunder- sto.ms. Mild temperature. THE MORN CALL a a 159. LAUREL, SUNDAY, MARCH 2f, 1928. The Official Organ of Jones County Something 1 About Man Now Causing All To Look 1 SCIENTIST IS BIG DISCOVERER What He Has to Say About People and Police Stop Los Anseles Show Univnsal Semi" Los Angeles, Match 1'.

J. Lic-Mey ami trie i lice ete'initment laie a i ioon took the upper hand in the ight to i-l-is? "The an lli'jti'il obscene play. Members of he police vice undent the Mayan theatie at the end of the Aloud act of the matinee perfor- nanee, and placed all eleven memo i of th east untli-i aiiest. At lice station the actor-, in- Ann Davis, and Keirie Ihonipson, who nlaed the leading parts, luokrd on c-haiges of i violating a city ordinance. The the police followed the vacation today by Judge McComas a icstrainin" older v.hit-h attorneys for the piodutei Will Hold Revival PASADENA.

Mar. the undoubted scaldal of the stars, the set-lets of creation being suiprised by an ex-third 'laseman and Hack sprinter, a golf tennis enthusiast. Whereas, in old days, seeke's after knowledge walked softly and peril of then heads, an A i -an, frequenth a i evening Iress at the time, now stiotls into hidden liars of the motesses )t' nature. At casual glance, i is nothing of the man of science perceptible in Dr. Robert And Millikan, hysicist, who again has claimed the attention ol llie world, this time by the declaration that creation is still point: i hi-iis vJvrr Yrar Old Bab Humane Work Will He In Evidence I i Soon KFNJTOU'NT FOL'i ACTIVE a s.

Rotarians And Order Eastern Star Lead Work l)l(. i II. CKITCHKU New Oileans, will assist i a srrviirs which lie-in i at the l-'irst Baptist t'-u th. REV. C.

I'as'or of the i i i-hu-ch of l.au:J tonight i he i of i i a iii'iK-i I li id-s i of in. i City Beautiful Seemsili: cc -I iTlInrs to be Slogan for C. 1 of C. the foolish opi would limit their height. A tall skyscraper protects from lightning buildings near it.

New York's Woolworth building, for instance, protects all buildings within a radius of eleven hundren feet square around it. The World building, recently struck by lightning, would not have been struck had it hundred feet nearer the Woolworth building--that is, assuming it was not an intentional act of Providence. This should make it easy to protect oil tanks by grouping them around high steel masts, copper sheathed, for greater conductivity. News from Gieat Britain, on couraging for speculators in oi is bad for the United States States as a whole. The British seek to dominate th woild's oil supply.

Th first plan every intelligent, is to "drain the Unittd Stall's supply." Britain con- ivcs -saves where she'controls the land it, using the States ml'suppb. If "Jhat continues it 11 scttli the cfuestion of our "oil surplus" in a fashion disturbing to big and little motor cars. It is fortunate our navy succeeded in keeping part of its own oil reserves. Let's HOPE that won't be drained. The Rev.

Pr. Stiaton. arrinving in California for a debate on evolution finds a trends away fiom religious faith and respects foi laws of God or man, especially in the young. Consequently, "The future of otir nation, and our race is threatened." Dr. Straton defies science to produce one fact substantiating the scientific truth of evolution.

The scientists ask Dr. Straton to produce one fact substantiating the scientific truth of Eve's creation from Adam's rib. They say every man has the same numbei of ribs on each side. Such discussions a.e fruitless. Relip'ons have gradually changed for a thousand centuries, as man's knowledge has increased and theii civilization improved.

Our C'niif- tian religion once burned men alive, for saying the earth is round and goes around the sun. After men had sailed around the earth, religion changed its opinion. It will change in many respects. It no longer emphasizes Bible texts saying it is all right to have slaves, and just how to bore holes in their cars, as a sign of perpetual servitude. Why anyone should exffi'-t to anything diffeient in men 1 science is a mystery to Dr.

who has lifted the veil from nany scientific mysteries. "We'ic just like anyone else." he said. just ordinary mortals." The first thin" one hears about Or. Millikan is that he is Democratic. Honors internationally bestow eel--the nobel prize among sit slightly upon If Dr.

Millikan had a mission to into the secrets of the uni- it was effectively a need foi a job. He didn't pay much attention to hysic-s i he was attcndin" Ibcilin college. "It was an accident," he said, miling. "I went into ph'-sics be- I was offeied a job teaching hvsics." He talked casually of his recent in which he said that "The is still building the atoms which its material things are His investigations had revealTMd wh eh he said he regards "rlthfr definite" or "rather con- He has planned a lot more woik this summer in connection with is famous "cosmic ravs." which ie discovered some time ago. His discovery of building acti- in the universe has come from 'is cosmic ray investigations.

Now he wants to know some- hing about directional phase of rays--if they come from larticular stars or narticular parts if the universe. The cosmic rav has engaged Dr. Millikan's attention for years. He had labored long at the mystery before he was able to announce his Mscovery in 1925. Recent investigations have ex- ended all tl.e way from Kellcy Texas, to the Andes in Bo- 'via.

Instruments were sent into he sky In- balloons, --lunjcd into iiountains lakes, sent down into i he depths of the ocean. I Notwithstanding the serious na- of his work, Dr. Millikan leads an active life in other direc- Taesday afternoon at 4 o'tlock members of the civic committee of the Laurel Chamber of Comrnerc will hold their first meeting. Thi 1 will be for the purpose of planning their work. That they will advocate many things good for thi city it is assured.

One of thenvft i be the usuaJ.i.-Veanup vvee'h, glinting and beautifying'. This 'KOLVtrstressed it i- undeistood, since these men are desi.ous of satisfying thei' civic i ride and it is known that the are liberal in their views. There will be nothing left un- committee are followed, towards done, if the instructions of the beautification work and this premises to be the most thorough am iri years here. Their activities promise to be out of thi ordinary since they have been making an intensive study of what Braves Rain JustToSeV A downpoifr yesterday rooming lid not-it'iampen the ardor of Miss at the head of Home Economics of the school of Mississippi, who was a visitor at the of the South Mississippi Fair Association. Miss Kogeis wanted to see the grounds and also to learn v.heie the department that would he as the Smith- Hughes sth ml exhibit would be located.

She solicited advice of E. Foul, societaly-manager of the lair and some i was spent on the oumls. A the inspection Miss Hogus expiessed herself as delighted i the consultation thus far and the upon she he fair officials. hearty co-operation uld count from can be done for the city towards Klu a assured that the sclnols Eliding to the beauty generally and lt ample spate and they i ask that all possible be at ld be of time ione in this line. Theie will be a health phase ap- ulying to this work that will important, it is also With the cleaning up p.ocess theie i be much attention given.

This will coincide with rules "ove ning general health of the city and t-ne of the members of the commit- ee stated that one thing that made for the pleasure of the work was the fact that the average resident of Laurel was ever willing to towa ds making Lauiel the 'follow the and do his or her Beautiful, that they had thi lig'hest regard health lules am' jenerally were interested thi vork as planned, hence the effec- iveness of this duty. the a'langement of the paitmm' the liking of the u-p- of xhilnt, it is i i ihe leading throughout i lions for some i the school i un, will be amoni; to be sh-iwi state. P.r|ui.i- going on i the fa.i date i Mrs Staff Officer Views Records, Audits Books (X)? REPORT WAS GIVEN OUT What i Taking Place in Local Ranks Present i LAUREL C. OF C. MEET MONDAY But changes do not diminish the power of religion, which is.

as necessary to men as air and water. Every man not wilfully ignorant knows the earth is millions of years old, that the animals were here millions of years before man appeared. Why insist on childish falsehood, to bolster rcligin, which needs no such chidish, obviously false bolstering. The Bible eloes not tell us to shut our eyes. It says: "Prove Athletic and social diver- furnish diciession--although the small hours find him la- 'roring in his laboratory in evcn- ri" dress, after a theatre -rty or ither from of social gathering He is a i believer in the value of exercise.

Because of his tennis playing, he says, "I never have to worry about being sick." Increasing p'essure of his work has cut into his golf. As is well-known. Dr. Millikan sees no conflict between science and religion. "1 have never known a thinking man who did not believe in God," Directo'S of the Laurel Cham ber of Commeice will meet at 10.JO Tuesday morning for the urpose of meeting and greeting he members of the various committees recently selected for this vears work.

The off ice: will han- ile such affairs as come before the jody and the meeting promises to one of unusual interest, since it will bt the first for the newly Appointed committees. Thero will lie w-ork of a rou- line chaiactei. As stated pievious- have a a a i 1 Kosr of i i i a a i a i i i an i a i 111 dav i i a i A nlv i i I i i i i i i a i'g i i i dollai i i i loi I oast iiii.n'hs i a i aillv i i and O. K. stieet toilrt-tion i i i i 1 Iv donation was i i i 10 i).

U. ot thr 0:111 i i a Hank is ai.t.n,; i i of a i i-e and Pn i i a i i I a i i held pi a bv i i th" i of a i Shi i i 'he L.ui'rl Ko' is IMTII' i in iritis', i i 'Ilies" a a i i us i i i a i in i a i a i i i b-- a i of i i to be i at I i i a i i to the rfi're-i a thr i a i i i i I st ol i i i a i i i i i hi I it is i sin i i a a i i i i i a in ease- pmp-i diet ing and otbc-r si means vul mean a i a 01 i a a i and i i .1 as oulers i be i i i ing a i possible i a i let i i i i a i i i i a and i i the i i i i i kno.v i it i i i i lean. (Inmost a i a to do. i Thru 1 is no coin line ili.uvu in his i it being i I a i a i a tin i and 1 i 1 most skilled i i is 0 he the means of i a i i i i 1 i i i suigery i ie ot-iiird. The best of i i 1 ii'iis also ait 1 i i at then; I i ne i of tl i the I I IM 1 I i all The ffee 1 of i i i i a i i Dothan.

A a a i a i old, Ni i is none thr wo.s,- a i I iiri A a i Coast Line i a i 'I i Id a i i i i i holm- i i i I i a i i i i ai.d 11 igi i ne. 1 I "r.i-ei I I i iv i i ihe i a In thoiH'ht was a i i but i i a i i i i i i i a sleeping i hdd i i i i i ol i he i a '1 he I a i a n. i i i could not In- a i it a i i i i i i i i i i a ie.il tl.e i a i i i mangled in i i i a i i on thr i i a i i a 1 look It to i i i it i i meil. by Angry Mob to Flee For Life 1JREAI) TRUCK P.KINCI ROBBED Many Women Arrested and Situation is Serious i i Sm-tial Cable 1.0'nlon. a i i a i mobs of iineiii loved are a i i I a i a i i i i a i a "Long i II i i i i i i ss i i i i i i i i ii my i and ot I a a the i i icnt of i i a i "Dailv Speed and Plenty of it Will be Assured Here MKN OF COUNTY ARK INQUIRING Doth Harness and Running Races at the Iig Fair JOIH-S i a i i i i i i 4 are busv -n and us a geneial they.

its been i on foi i time. i desire a i iecna- i 'I i me i anil a are a i for been belief, 1 I 'lee'i th ir wav of a i tl.e i i i i i belph a i South Mississippi a i i i i a state to held at the laiuiel i i an 1 able to i There a i i i i i i i i I I the tl i I i coming in i a i to Ilie i 1 i a I on the I a i a i i i i i i i a just irat-h- i the I i stairs a thr i a i i a a em of s'rikes both in the i i i i i and in the i i a I a HMS piomises to be i i i a a 'Ihe coi irspondrnt adds a the of tin i at I and Lri'horn led to a i tin- ami a i i VMimeti i i those a i i a Poidt-ti- nr. As a of thr I ar- rsts. staged a i at Torre I)i a i i to thr cnrrespori- i At other it is re- i thr polic-r srarched the i mes of thr workrrs, and i foil mil. At Bailetta, near ai-i-oiding to thr corrrs- i a mob a a thr II a i iv i 'I b(- a no' i i i i (lie kmd- of the of the a I the i i i i a i i i of i i a i i a i a I i Meeting on nesday Vcd- He comes of old New England stock, his father having been a minister.

He work- his wa through collece, where ie showed es-ecial altitude for he playing third base and for the dashes on the cinder track. Dr. Millikan now is chairman of the executive council of the California institute of technology and head of the Norman Bridge Lab ly, theie will matters upon some of the committeemen oeen giving their attention, that be reported to the main body. All ate displaying wide interest in the work before them. Theie will be much development work embodied as usual, in the list.

The i i g.ovvth of the city brings about mote importance to work and it is stated that ill be a busy a i ahead for all concerned. The members of the civic committee are neparing to enter the field and work immediately, this he- ng towards framing their program. Other committees will ut work also and all are ready ti work a the first meeting Secretary W. H. Smith is preparing for the work of receiving the reports of the committees after th-v have started their programs.

Irav.n on saiiu an inal voucher was I tr smh xp r. Staff-Captain Hose a a compa ing all collet- i MIS ii ear i vu'. i hr has in I lain 1 to make, but the i i a i i o. ihe past )car elue to sii.llcient. i loi- i i u.onies anil i sen a i i too, a i to 1 T) i a a in a i nn Official PogTUin 101 a Lvn.v i was gone ii'to and i i i 0 i Salvation A i i a i u- gulations as a i a i i i HIIT'I- i.ut the United States.

The i done by a and a i i is in the "ant two we i a i a i i a i i le- i and to br mut'n 1:1 a point ,1 i ami i i a a a i ISos tales he is i pleased i the change-i ami is i a ihe- a i A i i I able tt piove it.s i i i I i e-nt in thr coming he ati.lil.ng that i be a i sho t- ly on Magnolia street i add to the establishing ot the- a in a more way aril vull be liter a i a i i i In the past i i i ks lit families have been aidul. a total of i i nrr-ons. 'I sient nirn a aiuihrd for of i i i meal, i i i aided setu ing a 1 positions, a i i a raring featurr. a i thr lacrs. Somr i the a i i raies best, others a i the "bobtails," tin i i I both, i i i ninir laces also i be i i i i in MII'h they "ir- i dili In-.

i i a i i a rr- i i a i i i i i i I a i i i I a a -aid to a hem .1 a i i by i vvoi ki s. al things, hold fast that which is hies the North no more than 1 laughter are land resembles Spain." All in all. he has an BAPTIST I A Mr. Boyrl would cut the United easy manner. Revivals at the First Ilaptis church will begin today and it i expected that this ed.fiee i filled at the opening meeting ami that this will be the case throughout the series of speral meetings since the plans made for this revival have been very extensive.

Kev. I. G. Gates, pastor, announces that all is in readiness for the beginning and that Dr. Ceo.

H. Crutcher of New- Orleans will assist with the serviees and thei some of tin a i mi i i of thr i 01- i i i so a is llieii ap- i i 'Ihe is made to i foi a of them th ough i a jCin'o. a who a bei foi a a c'ed in a a i to be almost hrl have a an- i i i -not i v.a if le-ading i i i but in "pn't'e-isional I 'I heir, an- i i i and men who a ii nn'ilg we'll today bo. I .1 tlm i i a i i a a i in a i ti'l obl.vinn. A i of i i assist- while mere i i ai.

1 masteii of an a i i i a i br- i in in' the leading of i i home state; and they a i i i i i owe all to body of in a i a i i i and en. i i a i and i hose a i i a i in th" i a a i i they mil' a a i i a delimit a is hi Iplr-s i out aid; a thi- ale res- i i i i tual i i from a ihn-rltss i boy l-'ol the i i a i of the i si- the air a i ous to aboiil a th 'V vul! i a i Call ni-iii i i sought out of fin-is of tbr a i a a i and told i that the a i a i i a a i to i about i speed a 'Ih" i i a a thr as a i i i v. l.ld br tbr best a i a i i i i rd Tbry a i i i a a i but tliry "gavr the goods" to it. Their an- a of high pedigic-i-d steeds a a at tbr bavr hern for sometime, i i a to go i They vull make thr i i in Lauirl i't the coming fair, llest part of it is that they an- ownt-d liy I.aurrl mm, a i them "home horses" They vull srt a i i and sornr of the outsiders, i it i i also In- brrr, i bavr to look to i a i else i i not br i the i so to sprak. i The- harness a i vull br featured, as as the i a Some- of thr be-4 hoisc-s in i a i of the c-ountry will br heir.

Thr i li.st i bv the- as- upreme Court Orders This be Done by Thursday a i whose i hr i i i In- a of hati- i i i a th'-y have sociation is attracting a but the Laurel horsrs i br of have rnonls that an- mint rnviablr. Thry i be hern a im at thr proprr tin.r and ti: real goodness of heart, lm i est of i i the and a a mad in a (l ves. The ini-nibrrs of thr a i a i an- now a i tin- sprrd a Thry i i i for i sorrrr i Thry arr agrrtd that I i thr big list of a horsi i i i thosr to be a lo a i thnr lodging and inral a i co.ni: 'to police am. Thie-e a i i i a i i i i a i by a a i Allnid i i br a i a out of the i a i plrased i the- i by the i i of thr and gave the in- a i i i stating that i loriii.nioo Some of the i rs ot 1 wr)1 (,,. an No.

I program air. BOJII i cut me uimtii man assist inr servues aim io-i States into three nations, He looks like a successful man ass i FI() (i South and West, because men can-' of affairs--a stranger would bo Thc m(irn rot be genuinely patriotic over a hard put to it to catalogue those "aTM. wi)1 hf() al f)( AA A nc rSVncr inan whole continent. (Continued on back page) INEWSPAPERif (affairs as scientific I some other form of man activitv. and the evening service will be gun at 7:150 ociock.

Seventy-two a i i i i i i a a i I I'll OUt. i hours i spent i ing homes and sick cases; six services i i i both strrrts ami i hall. 'I hr a a i paid a a i i a an-l I MOI i-. i i i ha- a a a "i ('" i tw i I- Lrgion a i i i i a to th" 1 i i i i i In hi a i i i a i One of Ihi 1 meinlicrs a i a post bi- i i i i i nt this me-rl- iMC and -oni" big tilings air ul i i i mm are 1 a a i for a i a a and in- nl to a i i one of thr be-'t a i i i i i In Id in a Octroi tor Ready for Flight i a Scmir a i i i a Dome Oil St-andal today V. 1.

A i Fall, M-I-i a il i i onleu-d i of Columbia Supteine. i i to i Ins of the Teano'. lease at a i to be held in Paso, I i a Oil a a i lebate in senate i entered around Jiar'cs of Senator Kobinson, re- i.ublican of I i a a that i i Al i of New rk was a i in his recent to a i a Nye of the Teapot Dome committee. a K. Sim a i refuses to allow his i i a to 'H i.il i a i a records at senate a i A i D.

I-isker, former i i i i i boaid a i a and i i a Chuai'o ailvertising a denies he (f.itr republicans help a up a i deficit in i i i i decides he was iisol by republican officials as a i Lasker's permission in i i i irt of Sin- lair's 1 bonds advance to (. i Harold Sinclair i a svvears oil millionaire's i i i i i refer- i to livrtv boml deaK i i H. Hays. A II. Kail, or i Senator Norris, republican.

a i i a i i of the judiciarv com- i i takes first step in move- I hv Hearst i indict Harrv M. Black- u-r ai, K. O'Ned. a ul i as a method (if I'et- i i i them back i the United, to testify. po i i ial NOTICE TO I The Business and Women's club meeting to i at the Y.

W. C. A. has b- r. i pomd from Monday i Tuesday evening at 0 Supper will br i i The pintponcm' nt of tr.

was litcausc of th'- fai I Arthur De-lroy is to b- guest and his awaited. bo.ird n' rtainrnrrit and oth'-r fratures a i 1 March Start of Haldi rnan-Stinson rn i i i a i only a a i the ar- on who is rn- A 1'" i i i i -L H. Thomas Shinn. of rival of Kildir ins 1 I I Mad ox, T. W.

th- Post, is of tbr nion that route to this i i from I A i a mav morr lomrnodiou-. Hahlrman and a mechanic from I I A OK CHILD A VICTIM Tbr furiTnl of the nine mcn'M Mr. and Mrs. J. I'.

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