The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 11

Monday, October 5, 1925. A I PAGE Mrs. Fraser 9 and 8 for Golf Title. 8t. Louis, Oct.

5--Glenna Collett of Providence, R. generally regarded the greatest woman g-jiier In America, won the 1925 women's national golf championship by defeating Mrs. Alexander Stirling Fraser of Ottawa, Canada, and 8 in the i a Sunday. Miss ColU-tt displayed a splendid brand of golf, took the Jead on th third hole of the morn- Ing round and held the advantage i the rerr.aimJer of the contest. Glenna was in championship form today.

She ti-cl the ord of 77, made )y -Mrs. Krustr In the qualifying; rnuml last a over th first holes this morning and then i i the afternoon round In 75. five lietu-r a par, to Ret a r.ew mark for the St. Louis Country club course. IS REAL, CHAMPION.

The new title holder was a real fehampion at all phases of Sunday. She drove placed Iron, shots with i ar-curacy, nd to miss once she avas on Kreen. As a a of fact Glenna did r.rrt-miss a i p'itt as those which i a i fire made, in the course of the i i fcoles of vlay, and sank long to Kive her a of Mrs. Kraser was not up to her UK- ffjal form today. She was in continually, although she made nice jecoverifs out of a of traps.

The traps not only added strokes a jIenty to her.sx-ore, but proved a mental hazard, and stu. seamed to Srive i almost ev(-ry one on the course, if it were in the i of her GETS A A Glenna, on the other har-J, wss fortunate in i out of On toe fourth hol of the morr.ins; new a i i Mto a clump of small trees. She tried to shoot through with her mid- Jron and her struck a tree but glanced out i the course. Mrs. I-'rasr had conig with two fine wood phots and appeared she would win the hole, hut the Canadi'ju woman proceeded to drop into a trap on her approach shot and a i a TOPS th" cret-n into trap, to an opportunity to win the hole.

a proceeded to i hy apprr-achinjc JP'lthin six feet of the c-up end so.ng iown in one putt. about the came manner the two battled all day. When Mrs. Kraser had an she dubbed a shot or a came, through with a shot i on the to win or halve hole. Charleston I'lnvor Hurt.

a 1JC-. c.wT*r. mnn Mr. and Mm. iarji ro Charles, an! i a Clu Wanhlntrton Philadelphia St.

I'ptrolt a ClevelHnd York. LJOitOQ AMERICAN I.EACt'B Won. Lost. Mi Kl SI 55 N4 Ki PCI. .571 Club-- PiUiburKh New York i i a i St.

Louis Cliicaso NATIONAL I.KAGl'K 7:1 K1 SIS V. RKSII.TS VKSTEHDAV-- NATIONAjTMiAGfE Ft. 7: O'imHKo." S. i i i a i 2-4. i I i a Yorlt.

no came, i no jfanie. a i AMERICAN LEAGUE Chlrapo. 10: Cleveland. l't-11: St. i a i i a i a no Fame, rain "TiouslT JnjtH'-d In the on i a on a wh-n he a i a i of Mp.

Ii" was rt-inovt-J to the t.m i a a i a etatPs i i ft a i the i a r.r mere a weeks, a a i i i i i i i i he a Mr. Ctraiier in a of Herm a a former a Coliefff. 1 i a a ns i i a i so a i he National League ri'iis IN CEI.I.AB. Ohicaeo. 111., Oct.

SV-- Our had an a to elevate the i i of i place li.i'l the i a of their i fro-T! St. a i a a i i ciuite a a when a i i reas'-tl they themselves on the- end of 7 to i i i of i icave i a i i i tin; J.e.tKin-. I a a who were i for Inpl i as a a a a i ities. i on i.cci'unt of It i i i a a i i i lust. st! i.o'uis oon ma ono--7 10 'sherd'el i i a Jones.

a arid Hcrlnet 8PI.IT. i i a i Oct. fi-The Pirates, i of the a i a I-eacue a for iven- down a 4 to 1. I i i a i-aciie rontest of the season here Sunday i i i vic- the aecond frame of ooubie- "Vh" Pirates It even break en trie diir by a i i SP.tier in MIC i to 2. The en- I was a and the a any chancn.

a a each made a i a Im-ssen secured hits In i trips lo Kirs: R- lnI r- (XX) 112 "m-- 4 14 i i a i i Morrison and i i l-ooti- i ami Second a TM K. I L. Each Club Has Two Triumphs in Double A Series. Louisville. Oct.

Baltimore won the game the i world series with Louisville Sunday, 7 to 5, and tied tlie American Association cluli, with two sanies won lost. Ogden failed In his second at- lemiit to subdue the Colonels, Init Thomas stepped to the box at the a of the I i and mopped the Louisville sluggers their trauks. He up three i two in the i coimtine for one i opponent in the Central I i i Association IciiRiie next a a when It to Danville. a i be the i out of town ffame for the red and i a i geason inct should no a ICPR way In the strength of the lociis. opened its season a a a trounc-f'tl the Sldell icam to 0.

S. II. S. also opened its season a a by a incr I I i School for the Deaf. 7 O.

'J' a i i of locals ou i 1 not by i i came because it was jhived on n. i i a KTicd i i i impofislhje. Since the Ian- i local i cchouls tlirce years UKO. tc.it has wan one i P. i i i i i panif by wore of 7 to nt a in a i a the and black on the local i SPHSOIJ a versed the score, also i i 7 to 0.

and fanned seven men. i them In a row in the i i i Ii.M.Ti.MOJiK-- a i I r. I I I i i Tom In fu a ri A c-f i li-rsoii. i 7 i i tlie C'Kilen in i A li. -I 1 1 I Former Staley Pro Team Is a Starting Slow.

i Oct. S--Chir-ago Boars anil II. ro. A. i ranthers played a 2 scoreless tie here.

Sunday a 4 i) i the a i a a League, tin: i i being played in a i "i a i i 'j'ht- liears i i i i the a i i i in the -0-yard line, where were (i i chcHikeil. a I i i and a place Icicle, iw and one wide, first downs. I I I'll. 1 short I i i i a i I It a For a Better Decatur SUPPORT THE Community Chest Oct. 4-11 1 Home Run Derby, CALL MAIN 403 FOR BETTER DRY CLEANING Hen's Sponged Preucd and Dyers of 241 N.

Main by a a of the M. I.ouln ar.d a i i i of the a i len- cu" Hie champion home-run liltl-r of IcBKUta. which Oua' "The St 3.oul« ntar cracked out of i i Tival. Hob r.f -he Yankees, rami; will who holds tlie record home in the majors, i Till i oul in a i a i vear and i not. plsy a because ol i i i find illness, he in i l1r(T Ken i i a of the (.

I.mils i i plnre a i i in Horn shy a ed 4a homers, a rcord for the Jsn- "i'hose cracked out twenty or more homers RI( A IjEAGUE Bon York York i i a (Jt-brljr Yr-rk A I A I.KAGl'iC. Hornnby. St. l.nula H.irtneU. i i r.rooklyn -r New -J New York Hi.

I'l i 1' I i a Hop i i Voss Consolman SI 5 A i Ha SonU Tl-iil'tiin A I i i i i a a J. Si a a IT. a i a Wakniist i oii i 1: Heix.ffl I.c-ft on a i a i i 1-: l. Thomas. of (' i off out I 1: by aomas.

by Tmcuii. 3: hy by I i i 1 i Ouc'i-n. In 3 I Thomas 4 in off in in A. i i i a i i i I.oslnE Ditcher--Tlncup. i i i i I a i a A i a Associauon.

Time of i I i a i iJ.H.. a i i F.H.. a i i i i i linesman --A'on, i a i i a for a i i for i for Walt i i McMillen, i a llaljjs for liing tor a a a for i for i for le, a i i for Itommney. American League. Week End Scores.

KOV WIN FINAL. rilicaKO. 111.. i i ishinjc i i i a i i i Sox. who a rinsed the nenson a i i i i haril-earnul 1O to i over It I i a from It w.

Siri fc-it sh-i a i in mourn a chill lit f-d and i n.i i of I So! a i nd A at Slcdr I I i Dujtoii, 18; IIIdOmliiK- tnn. 0. IVorlit Onlral. 34; ('lilriigo, 0. roorhi i 2: I'rlnrfton.

0. Mtr-iltir. 13: JCiin-ktl. 0. Aliu-tiiiHviili-.

18: Neu-ton. 0. St. 47; l.ridiiKtiiii. 0.

Vir-lvn. 13; Carllin i G. I I I i 13; 0. Staimton, 13; 0. Divermin.

7: Mt.hfo-l.l. 0. 15: i i i Tc-rre I i 3. Holiinson. 13; OlM'v, 0.

l.iin-niicv1h. 19; Hut Hock. 6. IlrlUct-ixirt. 19; faint Iw.

S. MT. AUBURN TEAM WITH BECK LOSES It took of Boss Collins 1 tt a th-i i F.iber. i i i i i a while a e.sehn riRf in the (orm of base i a i of the a i I i a i i i a ol i Score' 'i'l'e'fisfc "jVuc'ki'yV." iind a THJKRS POSITION. St.

i i H. H. IT til" Anierl Hi.rry a i hono-M us lh" Tigers cnut ish fr a senson here The scores lo to I and 11 to SislT Ty few I i i i i A i i i i hoost'-d seiison i lid l.n tihlli-n, i l.icck, i i i f.sir i rtni. i i i i i i and M- K. of C.

Eleven Downs Chicago Eleven, 7 to 0. Springfield, 111., Oct. 6--Maplewood Hovers were unable to penetrate the mighty Knights of Columbus line Sunday and went back to Chicago with the small end of a 7 to 0 score. It was the first game of the season for the K. of C.

which had i trouble In saining i downs i the Rovers unable to gain a first down during the game. The muddy field helped the Chicagoans to keep the score low, as the locals had several golden i i to push the hrdl over, but lost the ball on fumbles caused by the slippery condition of th field. In i i i i a appearance of the floavon, the locals tllKplayod a line which WHS almost invincible, while the backdeld was made up of llKht men, who, a fast, were to cope with, thu slippery field and did not K'et away to any Ions runs. score came In the closing i of the third a when Padgett pulled off the longest run of the a a 30-yard dash, rv.iiirninir a Maplewood to the visitors' 9-yard line. A couple of pokes at the i by Plmnmer and Currlgan placed the ball a yard from the goal, and i pushed It over on a quarterback sneak.

Walsh kieked yoat for the extra point. A crowd ef-tlmatod at 2.500 saw the game. SUMMARY. i i J'os. Mnrilrwood IJoderilouis U.

a a K.T Hansen Kussell rt.U Kitzen I.aChitrily Blmon Pos-over AdaniHki A Ij.T B. K-lck Walsh Seiffort g.U Uedetn i Ii.II Bauer Padgett L.H Harrison Carrigan F.I! O. Ketek i i i i a for Seyfret, Herman for Walsh, Dlns- mor for Carnea for C'ar- rigan, -MarAdams for i Lon- drifran for LaCharity, Minder for Pos. cover, a i for Kussell, for Mincliir, circcn for a a for Taylor, Nuckoles for lilnsmorc, Alainowood--Hasseh for Harrison, Noel for K. Kelck.

i i a Ileferec--Hoover, Chris- Man college. Umpire--Uoel- llg, Lacrosse Normal. Head linesman --Dewy Hrlgus, Normal. Keore hy i i 0 0 7 0-- 7 a Hovers 0 0 0 U-- 0 Features Mondcr. Oft.

S. 6:30 p. m. WBZ (333.3) Springfield. Juvcnlla Players.

1:30 p. m. WHO (626) DM Molnes. Drake University students' program. 8:00 p.

m. WDAF (366.6) Kansas City. Ivanhoo band and Glee club. 8:30 p. m.

WBAP (76.9) Fort Worth. All nlsht endurance program. 9:00 p. m. WMAQ (447.5) Chicago.

Oponlnsr lecture, President Max Mason, University of Chicago. 9:00 p. rr. WOAW (526) Omaha. National convention American Legion.

p. m. TVLW (422.3) Cincinnati. a i a folk soups. 10:00 p.

in. KPO Sun Francisco. i i I a R. band. RADIO Programs Lamboal H.iKlnc Rubmltutlonc Arniitronft, in was drowned on Green Hay's 15- yard i In two i and I'rsella In a could omy pick lip Fix yards.

Then dropped bacli to the line and sent the a a tiio posts. i HOCK ISLAND. Pos. GREEN PAV I.lttletwlg L.I-:.. O'Donn-1 Cotton iiui'k Thompson L.G AVoodln Kolls Larson Wldcrciuist H.G Gardner Slater 11.

Tiai-pe llooney 15. Vepara Armstrotigr Q.H Mathys Novak Iewellen rut Gavin K.H Field Boal frsella. Rock Island L.aml ArniKtronff for T.ainb, Lamb for Armstrong. Hay Jean for Woodin for Jean, Norton for Lewel- Jean for Woodin, Officials: Ilef- eree 'Bobble Cahn (Chicnjto). Umpire Rohrn (Chlcano).

Head HncB- nian Meyer Morris (Hock Inland). STEELE BEATS BLOOMINGTON Dayton. Oct. 5 Klashlnft a powerful. a the hltfh of thifr- nlacc ovsrwlielnuM I i a BlnominK'ton.

hitrh Mrliooi M.iua.l a a afternoon by Hoore if as it The i i i oulfilayed in 3y every a i the Katne. a KHino. hut lu.sinK hnitle Slcelo rin(ln- i di'itvo hr backn i holes In the for nt'edt-J a a Thft rmls wfre far nuperinr to 1 li 5-' PO 1 1 it ni en tl a cnn a nenacc to bl(T roil toam. It wan in the came the Hlttom- i i to i a i a passes both Jon short 1 a i Od. i i Win.

i n- 1 i St. i i rs-o. THv Uic Drop Kick Turns Trick in National Pro Loop. Hock Inland, 111., Oct. Rock Island 1 heat (Jrccn ho re Sunday a in a fust prof ess ion jil league fwot- a Karnc.

I'rsolla's drop kick In closinK i of play In spcond save the Islanders i i nine: inarpln of to (Jreen Bay was dangerous at all stages (if tlie pame. A 25-yard run ihr'nugh the i by a i placed Tlock Island in a position for Ursclla's winning 1 kti-k, Gav- MONMOUTH RADIO HEARD IN S. AFRICA Jlonmoilth, Oc-t. radio station located at the A i Mall i voloinTient division here has been heard hjilf way rotind the world. An amateur operator i i In Jo- South Africa, reported Ihtit he hart losBed "KDEF" the call letters used by i station when cx- i i i work on a forty meter wave lenKth was first started about two months affo.

The call now Ie 9XP. Monday Profram. Mllral TnnlcM. Central: A WVCO. I I WON.

WHT. I I I WOC i I W'uRLi. WOilD, i 1-UmVrn: A A i I I I I i i 4 i Won: I I p. 7 i I i 2 c.hli-«ti. i i i i i iM n.

A I I i 1 rl. WOV (TO orclit-dtrn n. A (S KM .1 i i iff I i I KM 1 M' I I'll" A A i A ii. i 1 '0 tv I. I I 1 1 i I iv i i i ek(i a 0 IftMrv- I I 1 I Ml 1 Me in A "rcliejttra.

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f.1 7:10 p. C.ICM Ml. foncen KTIli' Hounton. Hntriblftii lUllnet pr twain: KOA Btnlc 01- WOK F.dwntiln 7: A Dunce p. I A (300.1) Cant ritl.burch.

Conrrrl 'KFI (MMt St. I.oult Sucred A Knnuii i I New Vnrk A. P. leu WOO. A A A I W.IR (517) Drt.mll.

Wl.IT CTO4.SI a i it I IP-JO 10 11:00 -I l-i -i II 1 1 i' I I I I tie. r- iKMI' 11 II P. m-- I -l i I'lr II 1 'J n. (421.3) cinrlnnmi. of MtJBlr.

Mrmptilii. Vo Kl'l I ii. n. -l CJOll.S) i i a i York. I Hr (49.a A 1:15 n.

A iKVl.l I.orlipnrt. WltNY Sew. i i I i i a n. KOA i.T.'Z.*) ripnvrr. Kl'O Fmnrlpro.

I i47.V'.i) K.irt A I I i a prnitrrtni. A Troy. A I (M4.M A ir'-. WSMH (3ltn Nnv uriiin. 1:40 n.

A c'Ts) rojular nonfffl. p. (II 1 II rint-lnnXt "That DtvH FMturinx Fred Thompnon SII.VCK Ihr I MOKHK. AUo Plnr Kdurational umMlf "HOLD EVERYTHING" A 8 lOc 15c Cobb i contest rit I i i of TrU Speaker. OoWi.

i i a i i a i averaites Ja the doubleheader First i 1 iw orw oii-in' j) 1 nuis 11 1 4 .1 am 1 a a a i i i i Wln- cnra a a a o-n' 's Stauffer. Fa Ik. I KM 10-- and a llixon. (I SPRINGFIELD POINTS FOR DANVILLE GAME THE GREATEST RAILROAD PICTURE EVER PRODUCED UThe LIMITED FULL OF THRILLS AND HEART INTEREST -WITH MONTE BLUE AND A GREAT CAST SERVENY TWINS and THEIR JAZZ PIRATES IN MELODY. SONG AND DANCE EL COTA --WITH-BEE BYRNE RUSSELL and HAYES INCOi-K A A Oct.

11 The FamotM Romantic Actor "FISK O'HARA" (Pint ViudeviUc Appraranec) IB HU Unique PreaeiUeiioD "Songs Old And Mew" Awltied by MARIX OVARA A KAY DOWNEY KORMA SHEARER -IB- "A SLATE OF FASHION" ALHAMBRA TONIGHT BIG DOUBLE SHOW TOM MIX "THE MAN "WITHIN" AND JACK PICKFORD "WAKING UP THE TOWN" With NORMA SHEARER Fall of lure-fire humor nd priHi and fir it-rate drama--the latent and brat Jacfc Plckford cen. Also News Watch for "Salome" Wed. 2 to A Y--7 to 10:39 A I 6 BROWN'S SAXOPHONE SEXTETTE 6 AESOP'S FABLES KBVOGRAMS Evening; I 10c-30c-40c 10c-30c THURSDAY: "REX" in "BLACK CYCLONE" SUNDAY: FISK O'HARA (Fint Time in Vaudeville) Frank La Rocca and the Avon Orchestra Sunday and Nightn: 10-25-35c Week Day Matinee: 10-15-20C NOW PLAYING eeciLB-DeMiiie AESOP FABLE i fej LATEST NEWS EVENTS CHASE LIFE TERRIBLE?" THURSDAY: GEORGE BEBAN IN "THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL" BIJOU Playing 3-DE LUXE VAUDEVILLE FEATURES-3 HEADLINING THE 6--SYNCOPATED MISSES--6 RASSO CO. EUROPEAN JUGGLER, FEATURING THE "WONDERPHONE" HARRY HOWARD'S BIJOU CONCERT ORCHESTRA MADGE MAITLAND COMEDIENNE Mack Sennett Comedy MORNING NURSE" RAYMOND GRIFFITH before you CONCERTS, operas, speeches-all are before you. This winter will see the greatest broadcasting ever attempted.

Are you going to enjoy them? Here at Decatur Drug Co. Store No. 1 you'll find a very pleasing assortment of the finest Radio. These machines may be purchased, after home tryout, either on the payment plan or for cash. Come in-- let's talk Radio.

Decatur Drug Co. Radio at Store No. 1 only. 343-355 N. Water St.

iNEWSPA'FERr SPAPERf i-f i 1 I i I In Im li I i ii i i i i i i i i i i i i I I 1 1 I a- i one i i -i I I IMI I P. I .1 'l I II it. Aw r.ii:i Yuri, I.MI. i-. lo t.W a i i fiat Wonderful flavor.

Coatftina bran--mildly KOOM you popp? PEP THE PEPPY BRAM FOOD TRANSPORT PLANE TO CARRY BOARD Monmouth, Oct. C. i i and crew of i Iti new 13 pr Douglass army transport a spi'tn a few hours here en i Snn- ta Monica, Cal, to I'ayton, O. will pick UP part of President Cnol- Idge's special air board nt a i ton and curry them to rarra at Mitchell Field. bliln't Tnho, London Answers: Mrs.

Urown your get i i a fVom the grammar school? Sirs. All hn g't his a srar, was a that his wouldn't take. For A Better Decatur StTPORT THE COMMUNITY CHEST 0(T. 1-11. CITY ADVF.KTJSI.NT, In an Chicago, and that Its Interests will prosper if the business and profes- people will stick to honest 8pc11 lovc whether It Is In courtship, practices and prevent those that are '''lendship or any other of the ships not honest and that are unethical, i of fleet His a wag filled with stories that kept his, hearers laughing-.

Karl Voyles and his orchestra provided music through the luncheoti i both instrumental and vocal, They received hearty applause. Guests Introduced from Olenwood, Assumption, III. Maroa, and Murphyshoro. The meeting was a well attended. rnd.

for about two years, his deatl regular meeting, and the following hospital In that city i tnr Vpar commltees were formed for he year Evangelistic--Her. 'E. W. Clip fcrtd but suro and for Me- nKeri nev. Fred E.

W. Involdstad Ovi's. the original and genuine, and if after thirty days' treatment on are not riclifihtcd with results--why, uci your money Kick. Grow Old When We Quit Playing. JOIN A HEALTH CLASS CLASSES START, OCT.

12 Y. W. C. A. Rev.

T. Harlcy Marsh. Edncatlonal--Jr. G. A.

Papperman Rev. John R. Rev. C. Heidt Civics relalons--Rev.

H. FT Powell, rtev. R. R. Flnlayson, Rev.

C. Todd. Troirram--Rev. Wilbcrt Dowson Hev. Leslie A.

Crown, Rev. W. H. I Arbosast. Social--Conrad Kranz, Rev.

Applegrate, Rev. I. M. Hatch. The executive committee composed of Hev.

C. F. Rogers, Rev. C. E.

Reidt. Rev. J. T. Stretton, and Kev.

E. W. Clippingcr. learThePores Of Imparities With hiticuraSoap THREE BAKERIES IN GIGANTIC MERGER New York, Oct. tion of plans for baking merger.

Involving the General, Ward and Continental Baking companies, which together operate planti In all sec- tons of the United was announced Sunday. The KeAeral Bait- ng corporation, which has been In- -orporatad IB Maryland to absorb the 'hree concerns, will be the largsst baker of bread In the world, with an estimated total sales volume of 1000.000 annually. Monday. Mrs. Evans who was th daughter of the late Mike Warren preceded him in death several year ago.

Their only child, John Evans Greencastle survives. F. M. Powell and wife formerly Ihls city have moved from Ccnve to Pasadena, Cal. Mrs.

Emma McDonald of Clarks burg Is a guest of the Me families here. Mrs. McDonald to her home after an ex tenilvJKrlp through Donal Is en the Western Stat Mrs. geain Stewart of Chicago wlfg of Hev. Oliver Stewart Is the guest of her mother Mrs.

Lev) Seass at Woodmanae, her country home. Bert Short and wife of Windsor, Onto, are guests of here during the homecoming. Cecil Conlln Is at his home convalescing from a recent appendicitis operation. Mrs. Ida Morris, widow of the late James K.

Morris, hns sold to Guy Jones of Tuscola a forty-acre tract of land located on the hard road three miles north ot Arcola. The land Is unimproved. S. F. Yutsy and family gone lo Hydro, to make, their hame on account of the condition of Mrs, VuUy'a health.

His farm Thura- day totaled L. A. Eakle has traded lo A. F. Davis his farm of 219 acres north and of the city Mr.

Davis' farm of acrea five miles south of Chestervllle. Voth are improved. a statistics were Klve easy, understandable way. FIRE PREVENTION. Thomas Titner, cltv apoke in behalf of the fullest observance of "Fire Prevention Week." Herbert Warner urged that more Rotarlans volunteer for service In behalf of the Community Chest, arid added that If this Is not a success In raislnpr funds, Peoatur may have t' BO back to the old way of submittln) to a dozen or more Individual drive- each year, a thing much to re gretted.

TWO NEW MEJTBERS. Two new members were added to Rotary In Barney Kerns, manager the an.d (-Kg department foi Swift and Otto Weedman the city schools. Guests present were J. H. Dudde and C.

E. Kranz with K. 3. Howells M. E.

Colwell of Ashevllle, N. i G. R. Simpson: James Mayberry am Al Smith, with Frank Goodmnn: and Jesse Ii. Deck with G.

J. Parker; Rev Fred W. Ingvolstad with W. C. Starr Thomas with W.

M. Ballard Springfield Rotary: Charles Itishop of Denver, and W. J. Zelns of Or.inq* with W. E.

Surface and n. Zelss. SCHOOL. C. Kranz, secretary of the local M.

C. A. spoke on the opening of night classes for self help at the the first course opening Monday night, when mechanical drawing i be taught by Professor Hahn nf Mil- llkln university. Mr. Kranx akbd the best efforts of Rotary In dlrrctlng young men to the association for betterment find training.

KEWANEE MAN IS LIVE WIRE VICTIM Kewanee, Oct. Jeorge E. Davla was Instantly killed today when he took hold of a ive He was driving pait an unoccupied office, which was on fire, and in attempting to extinguish the ilsze touched a telephone wire which liad crossed an electric line. His six ear old daughter was the only eye fitness. i 225 MILES ForSale-AGood Farm Cheap Good, rich, level land.

Very productive. Corn, wheat, oats, grass, sugar beets or any other Indiana crops can be raised with profit. Buildings are insured for $8,000.00. House with bathroom, electric lights and gas from farm without cost, sufficient for moderate weather. Oil wells have been consistent producers for several years.

Good silo near barn. Farm buildings adapted to both storage of crops and stock raising or feeding. Good stone road along side and end. About three miles to two good railroad markets; fences good; $125.00 per acre; time on part; 120 acres. PEOPLES BANK, PORTLAND, IND.

III. li I JIM i'f Ii. i.l )i. A I 1.. II.

1 1' Detroit, Oct. Svend A. Hasmuseen, flying the Highball nx won a year's poism. sion of the Detroit Novys Ballooning trophy when landed at 1:25 p. m.

Sunday eight southeast nf Bradford, Pa. a distance of 225 miles from the Ford Airport from which five balloons sailed late on Saturday. The other balloons 'all landed safely, Skylark, piloted by W. C. Naylor.

Detroit, came down In Lake Erie. Naylor and Kenneth Warren, who accompanied him, being rescued by a passing steamer. WORLD TARIFF IS CALLED OBSTACLE Washington, Oct. (A.P.)-- World tariff and economic barriers I described as obstacles to general prosperity constituting "a perman-4 ent threat of a of debates today of the Zird Inter- parliamentary Union conference. The council ruled that Income tax I questions were matters for attention of Individual and that aspect of the customs should not be con-j sldered by the conference.

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