The Minneapolis Journal from Minneapolis, Minnesota • 1

Vli It --4 -V- i yrr 1 h'i'1v jr 1 ''(? 1 i fw 1 afV-'s rV-A'vn- ky T- --X-f --t "'J 1 1 a namMmx hmb i 'V I --A- Jhj "1 IS fv W- 'IBB-v 'B- 1 Xm York noraM-THbnao and Chicago Bftai Mp Km 30 HOME EDITION WEATHER Mrn4i wMnM' WEDNESDAY EVENING 'APRIL 81931 pprrni! twh nvvrrs-TV WTWTi'APnrTa MMh k' t' 2iSaONS OF rLAST FRENCH CO-OPS JOIN LICENSE KING WED BEFORE NOBUES PROSPECTS BRIGHT Cardinal arltrano Perfornul WHEAT-ACREAGE Princess Isabelle 4 PASSED BY SENATE Cereawof1 an'" Vatican Withdrawn Objection 4 rrtr lV National if CERMAK WINS CHICAGO -MAYORALTY RACE i 'rtV1 top'' Corporation Mart liip la Chldtpo Back Morp -Ub-' to Curb' Output' 1 r' DIVIDENDS IN STOCK VOTED POH 21 GROUPS Mctsurg Goes to Hoob-ObD Special Orderg for WMBjr 1 SHIFT EXECUTION TO STATE DEPARTMENT i 1- JURORS STAND 9-3 1 TO FREE PRISONER ONE REPORT SAl 1 Palerme Sicily April Prleee Hearfc count at Pnrie and Princeee IwbeUe of Oriaeu ond Breyenee both deecendenU of the teat king at Wraaaa arara married here today la a ceremony witneeeed by meay of the hlgheet orietoeraey aad aobiUty at Bnropa The oeraaway mi perforaud by Cardinal Leritruo anhbUhop eC Palmare mho at flnt had wIUk drawn from the wedding arrange-meatc in a protest of the Holy Bee against attendance of two editor Companioa Act Faeei Delay aear VUIon Bill Give Chance OIBeeri Re-elected Board Cnta Down Memberahip "to Fifteen Tmpmf Pnfli' m- Very DigacrcemcBt Will Briny late aiediatg Demtnd for trial From Stata WOMEN SAID TO HOLD considered inimical to the church Thla JCOttwIal Mi OUT FOR CONVICTION The Vatican withdraw its abjections to hie partielpetioa yesterday whan it le believed it was pointed out that tho aneommunicaUd odbj tora Lom Daudet mad Charlesj Mnuma would bo present only as Journalists and not ae guests Tho wedding took place In' the cathedral near tho Villa which ia property of tho Cuke at OpiM father of Frlnee Henri aad pretender to the French throne and 2- By OBMK A BBWWv Chlemco April Ai atoekhoU- rnof the rarme nt Nitkoil Onin Cpfporatioa woiuu up their flrat anual mactiag hare by rwaovlni niaiiw at -tba nationj larm onaniwitlonr fro their board errentemantr MontcomfryTella 12 to Aryuo Cite Until All Chines a Verdict Ynnishes Slated today by northwest eo-opara-Ires for a concerted drive was tho otto at Louis Phillips's exile at th time of Napoleon's abdt- dues the acr of spring and By CHARLES CIIKNET Prospects for a driver' llcenw law In Minnesota am brighter today than they havs besn lirthe long yearn of agitation for this safety measure The state senate passed the blU late yesterday by a vote of 42 to SA It went over today to tha house where tha responding bill is on a special order for Friday at 2:30 pm Tha Renats measure will bo substituted Mils special order for tha house MIL This legislature's final record promisee to show marked progress in tha line of highway building and policing Already It has to-lta credit the enlargement of- the highway petrol force from SB to TO men ond tho highway bond Mil affording another $13414000 for construction In tho next two years Blue to reduce load limits and otherwise to promote better upkeep of tha roods are pending Clear Vkdon Jill Pending Another safety measure desired by the highway department establishing a' 13-foot son on sac It old of all trunk highways for clear vialoa at IntersecMone Is lata getting started hut-has a chance to -r- th ba ILj Ill 1 pv ba ha at to Its' ho ii led SL nth fo M- is -D xto UtK- (ho El lag iroam durum wheat this year Thrao of tho major co-operatlvee ia tho northwest usually at logger-headx are united In the campaign for acreage reduction' backed ay tho national corporation Only the Korth Dakota Montana Wheat GrowaiV group atajrlng put SZ1 "'Shoo Gloat Supply 1 -'With tho grain meeting out of tho way officers and diroctore of tho Grain Stabilisation corporation mot to fees tho prob-of what to do with UA00IM0 bridegroom ia One of tho most Interesting in Europe since both descend from th royal houses of eountrlaa which era now republics -Prince Henri -descends directly from louts Philippe who abdicated the Wench throne In ISIS when the second republic of France was begun Princess Isabelle who descends from tho second eon of King Louis Philippe la a descendant of the royalty of two i countries Her grandfather Gaston count of Eu (grandson of tho lost French king) married Isabelle Imperial princess of the throne' of Brasil More then- 1AM persons present They Included represents-tlve of moat of tho royal houses of Bmps both those stilt ruling and those deposed and of almost every other name and arietooratlc house of tho continent The bride who io lg 'wni away by her father Prince of Orleans and Bmgaaeo After tho ceremony bride nag bridegroom and guests attended a wedding luncheon to five giant pdrilkma erected for tha occasion on the villa grounds Th Wines ia SL The history of both bride an Tha Bharo Jury will "May out" Until It hoe reached verdict ev all chance of an agreement hoe van Ished Judga A Montgomery -nounced today Meanwhile the Juryroom rtsssln-ed cteakad In ei'enca ond non of theCuatona nr rumors nnd-reporte -were heard in th corridor of th eourthouoo Th only rumor heard ekioc the ease was plaead la th -hands of th Jury 42 hours ago was that tha Jury stood nine to thr for acquittal teat night and that women members favored eoovlo- tlon Move- Prepared announced It wiU jneva retrial of tha ease tint-trial result ix Bharo ia on trial of Bommy "Doe" -Milter bookmaker for the Jnryfa lam ex verdict is to eonfleting testimony Girl Here Weds Notre Drnhe Star in Hospital Romance or mora buohela of grain which will hade been received by May In return or money provided by the form board Tho preeidoht of tho etabllliation -corporation George minor-bGlevao condl tlone am righting themselves as he told Tho Journal yesterday The Mg form organleationa which Th safety-responsibility hill companion to tho drivers llcenw measure -In the program of tho automobile associations will hardly get through this time unices oppo- get through this Ume unices oppo- AMTON CERMAK democrat A mayor-elect of Chicago who defeated William "HoIolBIg Bill) Thompson In Tuesday's election Is shown easting hla own ballot' Tho mayoralty campaign was one of tha most-'blttsr in Chicago's history Left to right ere shown Kathryn Hulllvan etectioo Judge Ben Riclty OrahamK son-ln-taw of the candidate Mrs Rlchy Graham daugh- tsrr Mayoiseleet Ctrmak-Dr 3: of-etate and-defi Jlrke and Mrs Floyd Kenlsy another of CemOYt daughters Retrial The stats for an immediate should tho pro a disagreement PhllUp for 'tha murder 'North Bide Prime reason sMIlty ta agree Moved to bo All-Amcri- -havOed mambert on thebonrd '1 VT' l' I s-w LinpleKducated bv Hard ata Tofeph Boland St: Thomar Coach' A1 Mllsfn the bouse wee on the -li 1 Knocks Grew to Be Close can Player Marnerarirarct Limburg a the drivers' llcenw MIL but wee the Fhrmera National Grain poratlon hereafter win be seated only by their eoanaetloaa with etoekhoUUng co-operetlvea INvidende tn Wedi A per cent dividend was dared to Jha gg stockholder ee ape -s-mtlveai The remainder of Romoaco oti a famous Notre Boland football coach at BL Thom- Intimate of Chiefs not reached yesterday and was to be taken up today '---Muat This measure would require a car driver after conviction of various offenses- to surrender 'hie llcenw and to establish evidence of finan Dam gridiron warrior which toto dad wveral years ago In Minna- Major Colvin Goddard state koL Ustlo expert declared flatly hutletx which killed Miller were fired from ptotM Dr Albert Hmmiltox defense expert declared Just os positively the bullets were not fired a from Bharo'a piatoL The state bed no to a who eoMd testify they Bharo nl or near the oeoo apolie hospItaL culminated Tuesday jowph yy tha mafrlag af Cermstk Beats Thompson by 191916 Votes -is pro fits will bo diotribnted in pn- i renege dividends da the form of paid up capUaLdtock it waa an Normal Boy Took to Thrills of Newspaper Work Specialized in Knowledge of Underworld Characters cial rponslMHty before having It rostered to him Re (U her would tin have To poAto bond 'oe tela' out MriJosepIi Boland Uakllliw 1 i of tha shooting Conasqueotly tho HaMllty Insurance Advtonteo wf-to Dcnoerat Gvle MU drivurlleons had to make concessions at Continued on Pago Wf BUT I la Chieaya Johirio of tho by -Voftageet tiger i bPoteod the (aveefi- gurion which roenlted ta fho mnviction af Lao Bratkan far tho murder th tint gang muriartr ta bo auatmaafuHg proaacutM fran begteniug to and 1 Wont Defeat New Mayor Plaiu War or Criminals entire case hangs apex testimony of thee expose I'' 4 Jury Btodtas tharth They submitted intricate axA technical charts and photographs to support of Absir testimony and the must ba studied cnrefuUy- by th Jury Miner woe shot down nt Thirty fifth and Upton venues a year ago Two sutomobllea forced bin ear to the curt ond riddled th ssa ehien with bulteta Milter died re-1 turntag the fir 7 New Farm -Stand on Fee Plan Denied 1 Tf iC I I in vi I 1 i king" io nounced i A change in the corporation1! ar-tides resulted in- the rednetloa at -rtSsSsS American Farm Bu Zfo Tbofe of tho A Cottlngtoa (he National Farmers Xnavator Orala Co-opt rs-- tlve aad lfcOollum of the i Farmers Co-operetlre Oompeay of Indiana ware dropped as diroctore -Jsae Wade efiOdd Utah wagnd-' ded to-the board to represent grain growore of tho lntarmountaln re-' gkm Offieere Are Be elected The following officers elected: Hoff Ballna Kan pnel- dent John Manley Enid Okie vleepresident Settle Indlaii-Opdls -Xndf aeeretnry and Walter I Beam Chicago treasurer George 8 Milner wda re-emptoved aa ren ernT manager No ehangeo were An Tbo Overthrow at "Big Pag aa CMIege and Mb Margaret Lim- bun of BL ZnuL They war mar-Had hi Notre Dome's fa mods oabln at South Bond Mr Bolond wss a tackle on tho Metro Dome team that had th to Four i Horsemen" He calved all-Weetaro rating and- all-American mentlan te-1024 hla loot: year with the team HU football canal when ha broke his leg white Maying against Minnesota at Memorial Bto dlum lx 1020 Aa ho lay on hospital had Miss Limburg vial ted him with some of his friends and their friendship blossomed Into romanco Kb ta a graduate of tha University of Minnesota and th daughter of Dr A LJmburg physician of Forgo Mr Bolond left teat week to attend the services for the Into Xante Roekn Mrt Rockne the widow Heorteley ZHunfa) Ander-aqn assistant Notre Dome coach and former teammates of tho bridegroom attended th wedding Mr Boland la tho-aon of Michael Boland retired Philadelphia merchant After graduating from Notre Dame in he became -assistant coach at Bests- Clara College' in Californio Ha coma to BL Thomas In 1928u Tbaauple wlll return from their wedding trip Sunday and Mr Boland will start his spring football practice at BL Thomas next wqpkv Thai west etde of Chlesgo wherein fay (he old eradM of moinrgangaten' and whera alao ehJMren learned early to uaa thdr flsta woo the blrthpUoe of Alfred tingle! was also tho home cone at hie an tiro life of IS yean Thla is not to say that Llngla as ha earns to ha known ovm in hie school days was roared lo-pn atmosphere of -crime Oh tho -contrary hie father had been a businate man and hie mother had poeeeeeed la addition to hcsTdomestie- talenls on unusual business acumen The boy trained to honesty and clean living 1 Neither is intended to malign west side for the criminal eemnt born and reared then an hut drops in th bucket- ae numbered- beside ihe law-abiding cud riacant oltleanoi Pigeon War Hero A Dies of Old Age 17 Nttional Bureau Head Anerti Group -Has -Not Dropped Equalization Fight Calla BtaciueutMfiRShitFui 1: and he gam Londoo April of Britain's most gallant heroes has folded up hie wings and died nt the HP old age of IT Ha was a eairier pigeon named Lightning While tho British navy woe out In the MortR sea searching for submarines MbU ninfa flew thousands of miles often in stormy weather carrying news from tha ships to th naval ties nt Ha rwlclu--Copyright HU 1 Fliers yeJ io In Reunion i Learned to Handle Mf Btlll in all tha lade who grew' up with- Jake Linglo by foree ef necee-eifar learned how to handle them-eelvea and the men' who -emerged from Mo community profited great- ly whether in the field of honest endeavor or elsewhere by their Chicago April A-IPb-Th poUU-eal career of William Hal Thamp-on os mayor today lay burtad bo-naaUi a record breaking blanket of votes which elevated to th mayor-ship Anton Cermak -onetime Immigrant boy from Bohemia "Big BlU tha Builder" and a past master of the art of American politics woe swept out of office by his democratic opponent tar 'tho overwhelming majority of 1I1A1A thus becoming tho worst beaten mayoralty candidate In tho history of tho city The- vote Thompson 4T5A12 Ccrmok MTA2A was In sharp contrast ta th previous record majority of 147477 by which Thompaoa wan in 1811 Cermak prepared today to sumo hla new duties Friday -The result by whch th "cowboy" mayor's aspirations for a fourth term were abruptly ended rue 'haled- by hla -opponents as 'new deal for Chicago" said Robert lahara Randolph president of the -Chicago Association of Commerce "has ro-icd "itself We've had enough of Nero fiddling'-' white Roma burned We had told tha world wo ora prepared to- regain our bualaesa Continued on fag 8 mJ Tj A ij made in tho corporation1 executive committee 3-' The Northwest Groin Aeeoclatlon tho Farmers Union Terminal Association and tho American Wheat Growers ef-Aberdecn-nro -uniting In tho northwest drive for reduced Wheat acreage planning to use various 1 advertising and publicity meana of handling the drive to get smaller production of groin thla year Smut treatment also ia to bo urged Poigoh Ram Kills 30 In Week in New' York early rubbings and dnibbllngs uIron Lung Boy 9 7 Loses Death Fight PoteatlsI Pilots WereTooEz-pert Mechanics Jn Wsr Sk They Stajred on Ground--Wcre Tritned stU Tho boy lad who would chase a fire an-' Sni miles to fir and in rap-res watch the firemen at work Ho- Would haunt tin scenes of crimes nod' even thdfk would pester with quae tlon tho policemen ho llngla was thr kind of 1 New York April A new flood of had liquor which Minded tys vlo-tlma before they died has cost the lives of SO men most of them Bowery and tower east Side "shock Joint" habituss since April 1 It was disclosed today by 1 Dr Alexander Gettler elty toxicologist Boys Cling 20 Hours -l5 To Peak Slip and Die Vienna April For' SB hours throe youths maintained precarious perch LIDO feet up ') the glassy slippery slop of Oroo- i Buehstoia white they etouted ta make their voices heard to roseua crow climbing up to aid them Before dawn today- exhausted they gave up the fight their hold and slid to death at th foot of-a Upon graduating from grammar Coatlnuod on Page Evanston IU April (BT4-Charles Caughey- yean old the "Iron lung boy socalfed because Ka spent 11 of tho last 81 days In I artificial respirator has loot hie long fight against death A heart attack hie physician said was tha Immediate eauaa of death' Charleg woe taken to th hospital after diphtheria paralysed hir-lhroat- muscles preventing natural breathing DEFENSE OF MAAS 2 TESliFY JL Chicago April I Report! that tha American Form Bureau Federation has dropped Ka fight for the equalisation fea or that ho rebuked Cheater' Gray the Washington representative for advocating tha fea! were emphatically denied hen today by 8 Winder esc rotary of tho organisation Tha bureau he said has not ra-pudiated the equalisation fee Neither has it decided to advocate it at tha next sew Ion of chn gross Its resolution! adopted at the Boston convention last December stand ns th burton's pronounce-ment on affairs pertaining to th form board and legislation gnL no ehango can bo mads far that until than Is 'a general meeting ofmi bureau or soma referendum of nil the units he said ISha statement that published In our wwkly news latter cannot bo construed as rebuke to Mr Greyer repudiation 'of th equall-wtloa fee" Mr Winder said the first place Mr Gray did not advocate tha equalisation fee aa Neither did he make any other official statement i He expressed personal opinion In answer 1 questions asked' him at a private gathering -and aomaono told a few newspapermen about what ho said It was widely broadcast that Mr Gray hfd advocated tha aqudllsatioa fee end sold that wheat would be selling at a very low price uThla story Coatlnuod on Pegs JUDGE RECALLS -VILE MEDICINE IB Rescued rom Steamer in Pacific PINES BROTHER Bitter Grilling Marks Exaail-uHn of Pktnliui Witam Rcartblag Cainul She Learned Fiance Was Married Woman Charges in Suit SNOWSTORM HRS rocky crevasse thousands foot below' EurU' Calif April A tPh-Captain 8 Mattson and his crew of XT were aboard th freighter Ban Lucas today while his steam lumber echoorier Gleoqs wee abandoned -to tho seas near Blunt's reef lightship sduth of Eureka A radio message nom Captain Johnson of tho Bon Luces cHOracterteed tha Cleona as a "menace ta navigation On or about Feb 24' IMt the EASTERN STATES plaintiff was shocked appalled and orrorxtriacex to learn and be In Mlnneaprile Wlff ho hoot to a towns league at aviators tonight who have yet to cam their wings Membera of this unusual eorpa through heoeaeity never were able to- leave the ground in the World BF' 1 Th Form fiehool Aviators eetf-tyted "pick end shovel although ft lent their fault that they set the world on tiro with do of bravery in the air will meet for their annual reunion at psL In the Elks Club Book In IMA thay enrolled 800 strong for tho course In aviation at the University of Minnesota -college of agriculture Picked -men from Minneapolis and Bt Paul they studied ground --work -electricity bench woodworking and carpentry Although they volunteered especially for aviation their already proven ability ia mechanical work boenm jagr remarkable after a thorough courea and they could net bo spared for tho air forces to stead they went overseas aa me-ehnnide of tho 004th Engineers NOt a hit disappointed because they eouMnt bag enemy planes like th Ricksabackars Hungeasero- or even tho Bed Knight of Germany they have never failed to commemo-rute their joko daeh year i Allf mV Wire Snapped and Tnfflc 12-Inch Frit i Reported In Placeg NELSON CAPTIVE: REPORTED-WELL Van Nuya Calif April (PJ Dr Thompaoa smiled confidently as ho appeared on traffic chargw before the bench of hla brother Judges atfford Thompson 4n pal Court x- Tha -chorgw wen speeding and having no tall light Judge- Thompson usually suspended tall light Violations But the: oouri donned hla severest Judi- ift irowD "Speeding" sill Jell Thom peon oust you $3 And If recall aright Urn last time wu JII you pneeribed for dm" "I did" Dit Thom peon re- pliad Just imaglmd yen' aro iU and I preacribed coster- ML" 'i "I can testa it yet For the ton light offanw doctor" formed that thr defendant wag already a married man with legally married wife living in tha Cite of Mlnnea pal Is and had been a'm rted man nil tho time ho had known mid courted the plaintiff "When confronted with tho cusatlon of ti existence' of marriage tho defendant admitted same hut 'attempted to explain hla Intentions were good ea ale wife was In poor health and ha hod expected her death before this time New York April Beritono of upper New York state FenasyW of shame and mortification at thus being led astray by the defendant with bla-lfalsa promises" tha strength' of -thee si legations '14 las Della Foster 32 years old filed suit" today 'la Hennepin County District Court against Louis Olfan SO years old She said ho had promised to marry hey thla spring For the claimed breach of promise and for tho alleged Wounding of -her spirit she awed $10000 damages QUoa Mlse- Poster claimed had baeomo engaged to her hearty two years ago Ha hod given her gold watch aa an engagement present end had- announced his Intention to marry to Mias Foster's family The dote of the wedding was set for some 41m "early in tha spring of 1M1" i Mr-Owon os yet -has 'not filed ax answer to the Women Lose Rule Of City to Men Brother of Missionary ITeM by-Chineae Negotiating for Retease Tho defeneo at MaOilae' Mlnnea polls patrolman -'charged with murdering BfeaMll Geergo Cains in an early morning hooting at Lake street and Nicollet avenue opened today colling two wltnwaee The earn la being heard by Judge Ounnar jflaid bye Fetrelman Charles HMdlngar took tho oteBd-nud woe eubjected to a bitter grilling when hie testimony wuO said to have differed from that ho offered la tho first trial of tho patrolman Ha denlad making statametiU far which ho declared to members of tho county attorney's staff thef Mans was drunk before th shoot-ing QuesUoned by Fred Oaaaana defense counsel ha answered that Maas fallowed eigne of being drunk" This surprised the defeneo and Ossaimu rend a motion to tho court which woo denied William Cbmptea subjected him on rrcmeiaiiiliiaUtm to- a heavy fire at guoaUeno Ha deniad he had searched anyone in the barbecue shop at Inks aad Nicollet -before tho shooting Three persona previously' had testified ha had oenrchft Chirac and another man which exhibition on tha part of the ant of sue' wanton and ruth- defendant vaala and New England! were covered with enow today aa result at a atom which crippled power end light service in several communities and hampered highway raffia throughout Jha affected areas wL sticky blanket wge laid fTOrn tha foothills of tho Adirondack to Albany -varying In depth from three to six Inches -BIemN vY-ws thrown Into dmrknes' when-a 12-inch fall of mows disabled th lighting system Many telephone Unco were down Traffic in tha vicinity of Olean intentions' together with tho foregoing circumstances resulted In -rest mental distress lacerating of icr feelings wounding of her spirit and Injury to' her health and feelings In exciting In her a great sense Telhrllle Alfa April Uf) Affr year at government by women Yelhrllla was under tha raid of men qgaln if they stick together Mrs 1m Walton former mayor and three of her -alderwoman retired but throe other women members of tho council inn again and were ro-eleeted I Unless MaforT Rusaell force a full attendance A his throe edannen nt council meetings will stlU be unkbie tc control tlave You Golf Habits You Need to Unlearn? Central American Farmers Look for Own Relief Farm to Mountain Tops eras hampered tar the storm in which 10 Inches of' felL city atfelro JV i SS f-r Rtvr Bert Nelson and Rev Kriatofsr Tvsdt Mlnnea polls mla-elonarlv held for ransom by Chin eM brigands both are welL and Rsv Dan 'Nelson 'brother of the captive now is negotiating for their nice se according ta a radiogram received todky by Norwegian Lutheran' Church of America offices UiMMftDOlll Tha radiogram dated April A wee forwarded through on amateur radio station in California It rend: "Hankow China- Letter from Bert and Tvedt dated March SI received today Both are welL Wo an- working from Bungper now Special prayers of homo church requested Please aoUfo mother' Rev Don Nelson has been tending tenguOgo gehooTot Peking but loft Peking with two compan-lo-o to negotiate for tho release of hla brother ond Mr Tvedt Bert and Dan Nelson are- sons-of Rev Daniel Nelson founder of the China Union of tha Lutheran church The ifather 'was killed iu China In 10205 BrlgSiids are holding Kelson 'and Tvsdt Zee I30JKN) 4 Kf pf N- -i-w Somo error of form or execution yo haven't been able to play down Your 1931 came win surely Improve if you Tesd I By WILL ROGERS I In tho Air Over Guatemala April A-COME' of thaas critics ought to ho here now and write about progress ia regular passenger upland on regular dally funs Big three-motored planee wlth American pllote fly today over 1 i Buses from New York and ether points were- four aad five hours behind schedule The storm extended ae for aa Port Alleghany Couder-sport and Emporium Pa At Towanda FL 14 inches of snow fell In 24 houcs Light and llMM Bifaimt fax ton In New England the beavNws faJI 'arsa reported from southern dorcetern New Hampshire where hundreds of automobile were stalled and light and power Does were oat of commission Snow also fell la Boston and other parts of Massachusetts and Ix Main and VermoaL Charging tho ovideuco against Maaa was by various per one after they hod talked to po- Hetman who won at tho oeona of tho shooting Mr Oasaana defense wouneel Into yaoterdny outlined th 'defMpo com after a motion to dl-mlee had? been denied bv Jydge Nordbye 1 Better Sites Wife Who Talks of Operation April V-4UA1-HI ne'e Inceeeent giaenealoa of -operation so ohotterod Ylneeht'Moattea' nerves that ha feen be wIH laeehls Jo-iwoontended today la a petition for divorce 1 The subject of the removed appendix never at rest Moeltes eharfed Judge Herbert Rhoades left tha suit pending ana Instructed court attach to approach Mm Moeltes and endeavor to get her to chahge tooouhJecL iri Just stopped of Guatemala City beautiful Mi city- Wi are now flying ofur its Mg coffee plantations I band tola to tha radio operator ex board' Ho rad to to tho nearest telegraph office They send It to New York and they In turn wire It out ta your paper and the whole thing will be don before we land In th little country at Bun Salvador where we spent tha night Left Los' Angeles Sunday morning Would have only been to Chicago by train-These farmers seem to he looking for their ehi relief They tho top of these mountain form' dear up to uu top uhh smusisa S3 cento to Tha Journal copy of this book by golf master teacher Tse yr "Wo arc going to show that Mans is not tho killer aa shown by the state' Mr' Oaaaana meld eras Hie killer as tha state claims fee would have shot too Adama he Coatlnuod on hl XhHUk Bwitifc ijjpBAUtaeBsLHjiictote- New York City and other pop 'ix-.