The Minneapolis Journal from Minneapolis, Minnesota (2024)

May 27, 1927

Publication:

The Minneapolis Journali

Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Issue Date:

Friday, May 27, 1927

Page:

21

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fUQureit 'y i'wirg--OT ad ww-K--teytes rewriiiJi-Vtaapa joy A-ar-isjy-ta rr T-rr-' ry vy-v-we-wy-T 'jr--tJ'icr A 1 ji a'-- i "S'J I' s- cs V' '-t'' i t-- 4 Markets 7 st-olafstudentswillgiveshakespeareanplAytomorrow KOYIE TOHAVE 35 IHPORTAKTROLES UCOEDATHLETES WEAR BRUISES AS BADGES OF GLORY Fifty Fflir Ofics Race Lcipj'7 and Pat the Shot in Own YFffPOPPYDAY SAUTOMOW realert Omaace ta Eitkt YcarTTWecart L000 Wmmm Offer Floweri DISABLED 80LDIERSTQ GET DOUBLE BENEFIT Queen 'of Belgium rr XitoCSyWiflr: MmeNungeuer i-Tjrl Path Msjr QUEEN BMgtans has trtedM bring 4 Dttls eomfsrt to Chptate Mcn- iMitr1! urtliif ji Leaving Mr Jadr' la hraltuir' below in her aatamobil tho cussa ateM cUmbsd oovomt -filghto of states to the top fleer-of Nuagsssar' la Bouls-ward- Tompla and rsmalnsd with hrfar about an koon -i-' If mo' woo toochOd by tho hlad thought bf oaothar mother-and woo -ehtored when enbea urged her not to m- hope for her Aviator Track Meet -FOR MABEL!" RING OUT First Paid for Making Bkrs-ons -WinT Be- Aided 'With Proceeds i Greater Poppy ujr Mies tomorrow throughout th nallsut ba-4 ver before In' tba olgbt 4n Uni the day has-been obserretf was' predicted In tfrn Minneapolis by-'MrMar- atacst Oldrtdger of providence national prealdsnt-ef the Ladles Ann Illary of the Veterans of Forsigd Wafa of the trailed wWli sponsoring the sales a 1004 Minneapolis women workers were prepar tha Hnqulsh tho Is had piloted the prowess 'flow' unterruptad mentioned 7Thrs of -tha way' were HELEN BAUDEe CHARLES JOHNSON France Shows U' "'How to Appreciate A Hero Says Will By WILL ROGERS Charlottesville VS May I SEE where Mr Cool ids says "Lindbergh's feat grows on I wonder If were really honest with oursflve Wouldn't we admit over here that tha way France haa appreciated the test and honored him had something tod with waking uptolta real Importance' Yon know they appreciate good aviation and know It when they sea It didn't offer him any A warship the -day after ha landed there We didn't talk of all the things we were going to do until after France showed us how Ulve them a little credit Yours Roger Half Dozen Boys Lend Cheers to Gallery of Jun- loro Are Winner By FLORENCE LEIIMANX Fortified by pop and potato ch! 40 -University of Minnesota who yesterday demoartpsfed thelg prowess oa track andTlteld counted their bruised knmrnid skinned el bows today FM many badges of glory Bnmprhnd bruises wars pteaUfah I distributed among Ih girls whq lightly over high jump raced In 40 yard daahsi set mis record for broad Jumps and hurled heavy balls across the field They looked like a flock of young 11 boys with their cropped hate and knickers Their sleeves were tolled upt their cheeks were glowing On girl wore whlto overall a few word regulation--Was--sorts gymnasium bloomers but th majority worn r' whits line dark twewL all colon and varieties Six Men In Gallery Along th Iron fences or on tho green slope rising from the harebell dlsmonl several hundred of thslr sisters and perhaps half a dosen men cheered the panting ahd eager' athletes to further effort "Cfro Oertr the shrill chorus shouted "Wa know you can do It" "Good work Mabcll We're be ting on And Gert and Mahal and nil tha rsst redoubled their effort Ovefi at the pop stand where members of 7 tha Womon'o Athletic Association sold refreshment the "les cold pop" grew gradually warmer as the field meet grew more Interesting and tho vendors tried to divide attention bre tween track events and refrigeration dutie -Tha Junior class won th track -f meat but it was a freshman Helen -Fowler of inn ea poll who won tb highest number of point On of tho most dramatic events -of tho whole afternoon cam to tbq high Jump Mix girl started at fi feet I Inches and gradually tbreO dropped out Margaret Lang fit Junior and Mnssl HKchack and dm 3 trod Mooney sealer wore matched -against sorb -other oaUlog lover th bar with ease as It row higher end higher At 4 fret I inche Mias Hitchco*ck foiled to go over An Inch highofi and Mis Lang failed after three herd trio -Miss Mooney srho had aalled ever tha 4 feel Inches with 1 -room lo spare decided to try going on further for record Bho tried 4 feet 4 Inches twice but maka IL Suddenly Miss long ran out from th crowd and solted over tho 4 feet1 4 Inch1 with aas Cries of dlssp- pototment went 'up from the crowd but Mlos Lang smiled "I Just want ad to sss if I could do It I knew -should hovo gone ever 4 fast 2" Hep -i- triumph was too lato to recorded I to th track meet Starter' Pktol Foils There were other outstanding mot when th starter's pistol foiled to go off for tho dash and rite -jjj whistled Instead when girl- stun bled and fell and lost tba race In (ho relay when a home run was hit IB the baseball game between freihmea and sophom*ore Winner to the various erenta ing to sell poppies to every Minns- Mbs Oldrldge Is Jn Minneapolis to spur tbs campaign In tbla qjty and tho state Tba only other -cities she will visit an Chicago and Detroit on her return to the east today AomoAhwdnM itlMktud IraMr iWIrisr day la gaining In popularity all over tne country sines It wu first observed fai lilt six months afer the Armistice" Mrs Oldrldge declared year Ip the little stale of Viode Islaad alone more than 100000 popples wars sold" Tba Tunda railed through the sale of pdppies Mrs Oldrldge Mid go toward tho nllsf of Blaabled vaterana Airtbsywpptea an made by hand by disabled vsitnna both In hoapltnte and their homes for which they rareira regular Mlary and ao proves a double Incomo for tho men who mado next to tho supremo sac Video for their eonbtryV lUfiM Poppies far Solo Hers 'Mon then 122009 popples 'ora Itady for let rl button In Minnesota Mrs Joseph tea CferK Minneapolis president of tbs Minnesota dspart-meat df tho Ladles AaxlJlory of tho la charge of tha poppy Mies doetand today Assisting Mrs Cterk la Mrs Flonacs Lufkin also of Minneapolis former aUta president Of tho anslllary 'Tbo poppy Mrs Oldrldge doctend teeime borrowed from tho French at an omWem of tho war daad It la copyrighted in Wsahlngton' by tho national dwartmant ct the Veterans of Foreign Wan Mrs Oldrldge will taka part tomorrow la poppy sale in Chicago National Of Ora Disburses Fund Tho campaign will be pressed In kntry town and bamVt )n tha nation which haa a Vaterana of For-: a lpn Warn post and more workers than ever before firs expeat ad to take -charge of tha Hies Proceeds hf tbs soles throughout thO stato will be reported to the state hpadQ barters At 24' Metropolitan Dank building MlnnMMlte nd tt)C state hsadqusrtsrs will forward the funds to nettenat hMdquar-ars In Washington for distribution to dlstbled veterani Mrs Oldrldgs haa been In Minneapolis since Saturday whan she was the guest of honor of the state department of the auxiliary At a luncheon at the Radlsson hotel Flan to Bril SIMM Flower r- Approximately 104904 popplenei expedtod to bo aou: in Hennepin county from which proceeds of henrly 1 1044 arc expected according to' ISuoteco endcllR' who la In Charge of the drive tAU of this money will be used to Aid th dlMbled and needy Mr RendeU mid believe It Is 'Worthy causa- and ws arO 'confident bf the support of the people of tho county" Mrs Andrew Hawkins has been Appointed district chairman of the drive Assisting her will be Mrs Kuetar Kendell Mra Bratt Moran Mfk'B Just Mrs Hanson Mm Nancy Maraele Miss Betty Kenyon jmd Miss Mildred Case 1 I NOKOMIS PUZZLES Hen Womem Tfiod B071 of Ererjr Type Needed for' MPkifiiiro Pirates' SCORES SIGN FOR CASTING BIONDAY Ten Crowd Scenes Planned- Even Dogs tnd Collgiate Flivver Wanted Thlrty-flva role In Fi-rateaj tho first all-Minn aa polls amateur acton today end men women and children earns to Tho Journal office in a steady procession regimering tor the casting party' at which a number of types for I boss rotes wlU bo clmseo Big pictures made In Hollywood ofer actual rotes for perhaps a dosen persona and "Mts" for a few othara Tirana" tmair-Mmautw Its movla will give at team 14 Minneapolis men' women and hoys actual roles In- the three reel plc-Jun mafle by Hollywood experts from the 100 prize synopsis written by MIm Eleanor Haas 2010 Monroe atraei NE and produced for ThV Journal and Flnkehteln A Ruben All Types Wanted And there are opportunities tor very age every type Dark glrla blonds girls tall glrla abort all have an opporunity ts among the girls who will have actual parts in th picture "Young man old men tall and short-maw-all will have an opportunity to be among the many men who will kave parts In Pirate" -Boys- of every typo an wanted Even two dogs and a collegiate flivver are wanted Registration speeded up at The Journal office today as more and more applicants received tickets admitting them to The Journal-FinkeV-stein A Ruben easting party Monday Memorial day at MO sjil at the State thMter Expert to Pick Types At this easting party David Smith th director Murray Fay camera man Samuel Berko wits head of tho -Berkova Productions of Hollywood and other members of the laff In charts of the production will select a number of persons for each of the many types wanted Theee types aa limed In tha earn for "Pleasure Pirates" Include: Myrtie HteVens the heroine -J Mortimer Steven her father Jim Blake who loves Myra Mr Daniels th villain Tito city editor 7-TIm butler Right girls of contrasting types Eight ysung Bun also of coxtraat-taf-lypev''' Fsur hoys 1 Policemen Filling ktaUoa Chauffeur Four confederates or villain A bulldog A polios dog A coGe gists fllrvsr Buc a cast with each actor having a definite part (n tha story gives opportunity for many types many people And in addition to these actual actons In the picture there will be scenes of largo crowds Including: A crowd at Eighth street and Hennepin avenue Second -A crowd at the Lyndalt rose gardeiw A crowd at Minnehaha park A crowd at Camden pert A crowd at tha Walker Art Galterte' 8Uth--A' erawd at tha new Municipal Auditorium A crowd at South high school A crowd at North Com-mens A crowd at the Univenlty ofMInnesota Thoui uaonda wfil have ad Ity to be filmed In Pirates" tend to si sm themselves In tba lint all MtaMapolls nfovlo when It la exhibited Hundreds will have an opportunity Monday to sea exactly how earning hi dm In Hollywood at The Journal-Ftakebtoln A Ruben casting party at tha Stats theater Sonia Gin Up Trips Several who haa visited The Journal office to nglator for porta In "Pleasure Pirates" said they era giving up weekend trips ao that they may bo aura to bo on time for tho Casting party Memorial day Others hav-xpraaed 7 particular' MtlsfaC-tlan wlththe day ehoaon for tha casting party mnee If It war on a work day they could not be euro of being prm Ht Experts III charge -of making Ttoaaura Pirate" win view every appUcant Thoae'seeklng rotes In tho mevlo wlU enter th State by -tho Eighth street stage door and poM -aeioM the -stagcvr Since it Is Memorial day an organist will play patriotic music during tho easting party Mr Smith Mr Fay and MrBeN kowlti will select from those who apply at lhb theater a 'number of each of tha type needed The those selected will ha given actuslvcrcea teat These testa will determlns which Mlnnapolls amateurs an to have actual pari to tPteaaura PI rata" tha first' an Kbunapolls msvl The easting offiea on th third floor of The Journal la-open dally frem to pm A cord te AUod out for each applicant giving full details stub detached from this official ei sting card hntUIfs the applicant to admission to tba easting party at tbs State Memorial day at 1:20 nv f- -j--m 'V Payrie Whitney Gifts Set at $1 00000000 if v' ivy- Tori Mhy TC-Th Okteasive benefactions of Payne Whitney who died ouddMly white at tonnte on Al Long Island astat wars th talk hte friend? One friend who preferred to remain aaonymauA ao-tlmatsd that' Whitney had given away 104000004 within th teat 2 Mia henetaettem were cxtraordl-narDy ffoc-of publicity' thin having heed eoodltlM with many of hte 1tr may nsvgr known EUaabeth iwcnlled'an ptegsant piemortes she- chsp-' of tho missing aeo when ho A putts on the Tprss front wait fiho retonwdto hte to tho slit told how ho from Tpras to Ostead an series of loop sad his vlslta to Bruw wers tears hr ths eyes ausen aa ah mads ber from tho house Thar also teen lu tho eye of the aviator's mother as aha said: gbs's -a-tais- cnMaA-ah haa a great "heart and aha la a mother and understands" All-Around -The World PIKCTteAsesrCsBSJefrrinwr I ColemJe was diessesrad General Zahslon Ptke Is ISOfi sad was iahieWeaer hit the Met yictaraeqss af Ih Reeky Messiah pee In In me United filstei A nefybw saece 'raHwsy rase Ip Ike era-ek af die peek whara view sh raesnleisi sad the pwl yletee the fora af the peak nay to sto A (Mftomlogical atalio fat lnNSsdls VranaMHas Tritora CtM Pans-njuies Juasefand lonncr am-bxaaador to tho United Btates has announced that John Rocksfelltr Jr -haa glvsp 11410040 to -con-tteua th work of restoration at Versailles Fantelnw bleu and the cathedral at Rhclma which Is alraady under way with 11000 000 front the Mm donor In JIM Writing -M Jusserand from New York Mr Rockefeller soys I BlMXfillac leirn fhtf th original fund le almost ontlrelygone with atlll more work to do The results have been moat satisfying thanks to the labors of yourself and tho committee I taka -tha- liberty of supposing that new cooperation on my port will bo acceptable I am placing 114(0000 at your disposal Though France's burden la heavy its courage la Premier 7 Land of New South Wales Quits Sydney'N Premier Lend of New South Walea has resigned The governor Sir Dudley Rawaon Stratford ds Chair haa commissioned Premier Land to form a new ministry Premier land's resignation cams as tha npit of dissension in Aha labor nttnMtW and party Masaryk Again Heads -Czechoslovak Republic Prague Caeehoslova Pro-tomor Thomas Mararyk was reelected- president of the Csechoslo--vak repuldld' on' tha fl rat' Prseldsnt Mao-aryk head of the OgadhpelevaklaB government-shins tbs declaration A tho republic November 111 celebtatedhla seventy seventh birthday March I The constitution ptoridM -that no president may hat sleeted foK more hn twtf Sac cess ire term hut an exception waa mads In tha case of Professor Masaryk American Legation at Peking Ready to Move Sirassl Mlrase fattoss (Ute Japanes eernspondents In Faking assert that' th American legation Is prepared to mpko a Qukrt transfer to Tientsin In th event that Peking la threatened by tha 'northward movement 'fcCantenM troops against Marshal 'Chang Tag Lid" boM of Peking i-i WUtdns Plane tfnalie to Rise With Big Loo Fabhanka Atariuv-Caplaln Gsonr Wilkins qphadntad hopoff for-Point 'Barrow iwaa postpoud when tbe plsns- raftteofi rtes eff the ground with an MM pound load From 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summer Two Negroes Drowned Further rise of th flood waters from tho McCrea crevasse cut off the town of Morganses 1st last night McCrea la approximately 120 miles northwest qf New Orleans on the opposite olds of th Mississippi Trains over th Tons-PacUlo have been discontinued past ntw road th parish seat of Points Coupee parish At Lafayette relief authorities announced the drowning of two Ne-groe tho first aulhantlo report of deaths dua to tha flood In that section Water was reported as spreading rapidly In fit Martlnvlll and Breaux Bridge although few real-dents remained In each town Residents of the Bayou Vermilion section were furethsr alarmed today as tba water reached higher level Coulee min which connects with the Bayou waa rising rapidly and red-dent of Arbolado living elosa to the coulee said that the water already was la their barns and ga nfts Hoover Visits Refs gees Secretary Herbert Hoover and his party left New Orleans last night for th Acadian country and expected to visit tha refugee camp at Lafayette and Opelousas before returning hero- tonight Hte present Journey la for tha purpdsa of coordinating and consolidating the supply systems at these center and to survey fhe general relief situation Flood Relief Director John Pan her today Issued an order forbidding the sale of livestock owned by refugee except through authorlxad man ketlng agencies His order was given to stop any attempt at profiteering also ordered that no refuges should bo hired by labor agenetes unleu tha employment wu approved by th Rod Cross This step waa taken to prevent th Negro fornn bands or tenant farmera who owe heavy debts to tho planters from being Induced to leave tho region and not return to their Inundated hpms Ci Erbstein Dies Famed as Attorney CbloagO May IL-tfV-Chkrtes Erbstein widely known attorney In srlHilMl eaaes her died today fit his boms bar Ho hod boon III only since April II and pneumonia yotepad wu about 9 yean old NewsInTodarsWantAds Boston ball pupa pedigreed Beautifully marked moving (Dogs Cats Birds Buick sedan new Duco line mechanical' condition eaiy -terms (Automobiles for Sale) For sale or trade Country Club home Cost 1 12800 want a hoau about- $7000 Will assume your liability and giro my equity for the difference (Seal Estate Exchange) Five 84x4 eotd tires -complete with tubes on Baker rims atJ a bargain (Tires Bid Bepairing) New 'bungalow entirely modem on high -east front-' lob By owner very euy terms (House-for Sale) Grocery store very nub for ailo by owner (Business Opportunities) y' Fumfshed niodern dottage 7 e) CTIDENTS uf St Olaf College will pi Went "The Tthftffat" tomorrow in tha Vale of Tawoarntha th natural outdoor theater of the college the seventh of the semi-annual preaentatlons of Shakeapearean plays Among the students who hava parts In the Cast are Ruben Hlrontli as Caliban Helen Jtuuder as Ariel diaries Johnson as Ferdinand und Norman Hlmle as Gonaolo' Little Falls Plans To Name Lake Neaj City for Lindefgh Illtle Falls MinmfMay 7 'HARLEM LIriREUUU feat -4 In flyimKfhe Atlantic may cll'nilm-tp- nuirtn fronu-tne roster of Minnesota's lJAdO lakes and add one that Is asy to roll on the tongue Former neighbors of the filer who liu been offered virtually everything hla old home town ha now plan to name a luku -In his honor "Kah-Kah-Be-Kah-SIng" Is the kike's -present name This -Is Indian for "Little Falls" and wu applied when backwater from the Blanchard Us fids dam formed lbs lake In 1124 Lindbergh" Is much easier to uy declare resident who seek a prominent nicromtel to the man who mado -Little Falla famous Ship Sends Word It Is Towing In De Pinedo Plane Italian Steamer Still 90 Miles Out From Azores Fort-Flier Believed Aboard Vessel London May 27 (UJ9 l'u plain Blanchl of tb Itnllan steamer Hu-perga wirelessed today thsl Francesco de Pined Italian flier was safe and that tha BUperga wu towing tho airplane Santa Maria to Horts Fayal Azores islands The wireless message was timed am today Wireless dispatches received at Lisbon and Horta said tho 8 Bupsrga had met tha schooner Infanta Hagres towing tho Banla Maria and had taken over the tow taking De Pinedo and his crew aboard The message received from Captain Blanchl today did not hay that De1 Pinedo wu aboard his craft but It la presumed ho was RESCUE VESSEL STILL MILES FROM SIHJRK Lisbon Portugal May 27 UP) The Italian steamer Bupsrga which te towing Commander Do Plnedo'o seaplane to Horla In the Azores messaged Hurts at 2 pm that It wu still 10 miles distant Size of Paper Money To Be Reduced in 28 Washington May A reduction In th size of paper currency hu been approved by Secretary of the Treuury A Mellon who announced that tha first of the mw form of money probably would ho ready for circulation In about a year --Th MBs will ho reduced about on and one-third Inches In length and three-quarters of an Inch In width with a lowering In manufacturing costa of about (2000000 annually Portraits appearing on tho notes will bo reallocated in soma Instance In order to avoid repetition the plan being to rwtrlct tba use of a particular portrait to a given denomination One dollar notes will carry th liken eu of Washington and (2 certificates that of Jefferson Th faces for the larger denominations have not yet been selected japan Alarmed at North China Plight ri ftaml-OUcMi Mtss CeW Toklo May The Japanese authorities are shewing genuine alarm over tbs situation In north China without revealing their reason The plans to evacuate th woman and children from all tho Interior points In north China are complete and tho movement wlU start Immadlately with th men raquMtcd to stay under the promise of protection by army available mean addition a landing party of TO bluejackets wlU leave today for Talngto Leading pepen worn tho government of tho danger of Japan sharing tho Chinese hatred with England If (ho plan to dispatch troops to Shantung and Tientsin te carried out 4)uqen Mary celebrated bar sixtieth birthday at Buck-tog ban palac A lunoheon party wu attended by tha Prince of Wole Prlnco Hpnry- -HnmeMato members ofth royal totally' and a few tatl- $40000 Church One Year OMytiT Lay Cprnerstone Victoyjr Lutheran Begun tmh 10 Charter Hemjben Has Fastor Who WonVBe Ordained Until Juae 12 Only three days and nine month! after It romlurted Its first meeting Victory Lutheran church Runway will lay the cornerstone of Its new 240000 ehurrti building at Thomas anil Forty-third syenue And much of tho credit for accomplishment of the pcpJect will be dus to pastor who only today graduated from a seminary end who will not be ordained until Juno 12 From 20 charter member April 12 last day on which member of the congregation could bocomo charter members the attendance at services Increased th next Buiulay to 200- The Huiuluy school alone has 200 member contrasted with aii attendance of 27 the first Sunday Begun March 14 the basem*nt of the new church building has Just been completed and service which heretofore have been conducted In th Lorlng school will ha transferred to the basem*nt until the super structure Is completed I- Masted Putar The pastor Js Masted who while stnt a seminary student test fail began a survey of North Mlpno-apoHs to discover tho possibilities of establishing new Norwegian Lutheran church Hr found that between 40 and 00 families were Interested and that these could promise a Bun-day school of 120 rhlldren So Mr Masted went ahead and organised hla church obtaining for a pis re of worship a new bungalow at Vincent and Forty-second avenues BIX Sundays later he obtained the Lor-lug school and services have been conducted there since October 0 a Tallies' Aid was or ganisrd with Just four member Mr A Williams Mr 8 Moen Mrs It Zimmerman and Mr Masted" Now the original member ship has been duplicated many time Present ofltrera are Mr Williams president Mr Zimmerman vice-president and Mr Moen secretary and treasurer January 22 a commutes waa elected by the congregation to draw up a constitution On this commutes were 8 Moen A Tungneth and Mr Masted anuary 27 th committee met and drew up a constitution March 10 tha official organisation masting was conducted Eighteen officers and board members were th constitution was accepted and articles of Incorporation were adopted Victory waa mado tha name of lha new church 90 Are Charter Members Thirty person were charter mem-her when the opportunity of being original members of tba church was closed April 12 By test Sunday 20 families had pledged their support te th church Cornerstone taring services will ba conducted all day Sunday At 11 sm Rev Masted of Newark 111 father of the pastor will preach at ih Tegular morning servlc At lit pm th eementen wlU laid Rev Bolberg pastor of Bt Paul's Norwegian Lutheran church Fourteenth avenue tnd Eighteenth street will officiate At noon a hot lunch will be served by the todies' Aid of the church Officers of the new church are Mr Masted president Mr Tungseth vicepreoldent Mr Kyhack secretary Toungqulst treasurer Nyback A Lee Mr Ranwlck Mr Cartoon and Mr It Zimmerman deacons Mr Tungseth Cl Heraom Mr and Mr Youngqulst n4 Mi MJxylnr frUstees A Madmn Oatrum and Mr Robertson auditing com mlttse Mr Hsnom Mr Hoff Mr Tungseth Mr Le ahd Mr Youngqulst nominating committee Mr Matted win be ordained -dune 12 In Newark 111 by hte father ire will be Installed in hte new church July 10 by Rev Eaatvold district president of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America $10JD00 Hoarded Life Savings Stolen Bt! Louis May Between 20000 and 10000the hoarded life savings of Mr Mary- Thoma 71-yearold widow ware stolen from the eottog where oho live with Jier daughter and aondn-taw ah reported to pOllCOe Tho money'- moot of It la 111 and 120 bins woo packed to tobacco com and concealed between celling raft- toMI polio hha hod oratoth hom*o ntruat'hC money 2 A of A Injured in Second Coal Mine Accident Twilkeebarte Pa' May (JV second accident In tha No 2 shaft tho woodward coliicry of tho Glen Men Coal Company at Kingston whor* number of mine workers were killed yesterday occurred today Bo for as Is known only two men were Injured when on outside fan house waa wrecked by Ih fore ef air from: -tha Inside working XGftfh -xJjf 1 RiTI or FI MOON BUIS MOQg 'S-lH0 mTBil suit BOH SET! 7:47 Bass Tsisy Wtad vstoeBy 00 lies) sssthesit pndritstls ssa Yssf Age Highest teepere-tar TO evMt IS yredyttitlu WEATHER CONDITIONS Pressure Is high over the-Great Lakes and on the Pacific coast The low pressure disturbance has advanced from Utah to eastern Nebraska during the put 24 hours and another depression bu appeared in Utah Precipitation hu occurred In tho -north Pacific stats- eastern Bsskatchowuv Manitoba portions of tho Dakota Nebraska low the lower Lake Region and New England Temperatures ora low In northern districts and the Rocky Mohntsln region and high in the south Bhowers are probable in this vicinity tonight and Saturday not much change to PursseU TEMPERATURE Today-High 4-pjn 47 14 am 40 Low I sjh 4lNoon 12 FORECAST Unsettled with showers probable tonight and Saturday to east portion end tonight In west portion -not much change to temperature Showers tonight and Saturday thunderstorms In south portion wanner to south and central portions tonight and In extreme southeut portion Saturday strong shifting winds and squall Showers and thunderstorm! probable this afternoon and tonight wanner In extreme cut and cooler In extreme west portion tonight Saturday partly cloudy North Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday probably show-era In out portion tonight not much changa In temperature South Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with probably ahowara Saturday not much change to temperature ROADS AND WEATHER Ateert-JjeoeiRain SI roads fair Little Cloudy 42 roads fair Fergus Cloudy -44 roads fair St Cloudy 42 roods good Cloudy 45 roads coal Mankato-I-Raiii Si: roods fair Cloudy 44 roads fair Rain 42 roads muddy Jamwtown Cloudy 7 roada good- Cloudy 47 roads good Cloudy Ill roads fair Cloudy 42 roads good Devils Cloudy 43 toads fair Grand Cloudy 49 roads fair Crookaton Cloudy 47 roads rough Cloudy 4 roads rate Cloudy 44 roods good Brain Cloudy 40 roads fair 47 roads fate Watertown' 43 roada good Rapid II roads good 44 rood muddy Huronr-44 rood' fhlr Sioux FaUg-CI) roada wet Awjrdll House Disappearing Piece by Ilece Sets Detectives f--Vr Hds Bozzing ij? 11 --4 Another grsxt Nokomte mystery haa net tha -heads of omatonr detec- three In tbsLaks NokomU district iwrafa*g- It to tha mystery of the fad- tor house Tout at Fifty-first street and Mom togton ovsnus A houst is slowly but surnly dlMppsArint vOsvsral days ago carpenteM on three bungalows that ora bo-Tag conMrurisd'-nMr- Fifty dlnd kntnot and Bloomington nvonue a ttesd that some building material had li teen stole Blnea that tlma tha am- tltlous thief or thieve hava carted away four trowels a level two brick Mta toed bag tor a fireplace a quantity of electrical wire some electrical fixture several rolls of bubKdlng papar ahln-glea bathroom sink on axe vat- tog ahoval and a mortar boa -Th basem*nts workman report jjilrt UU ths4w -r TT if rifty-rsri dsik LornWs Einj oalsr 04 soeeaS first Balm Pswlsr sad AUe Bstabor fresh- wo 00 recesi reesad LsoIm Loll Jssisr 04-4 thlc tail yard kardlaa Oactred Mcaacy Malar Of ateasd flret Haul HItehcaek Malar it saeaad reread BUeea Oatii freshnt 10 tklr BereksU threw Charlotte Mate freahtet 101 fMt lint Maresre! Las jssisr 149T reread Ethel TheUau reslac 14710 third DImbs tore Mar threw Marzzret (us Jssisr 7110 tea flint Bnilj Laemille jzalar T44 feet reread Ethel Thtdws 74 feet third I Jerella Hetelle Briefers tee tint Bath Pole jasls-17 feet recead AdeUae Maekai freehna 417 ft feet third Harl hall llta Eervu atslsr tllO fleet Bnfly Eeewl jaaiae 1 reesad Hetea Tswlv freth-aa 021 third teas lag breed Bath Pete ayhsoMN 74 feet fleet Helea Itekr Mfheeeere 74ft second Chsristt Marfe ftsshiu Ulr Hap step sad Jaap Loretta Horel Malar 10 fir A Mahis Myna tophsaer 4 Mceod Loalre Labs Jaalar 47 third Banning bread Jaap Betas fowler 144 reet flret LsoIm Lelaad 1457 feet aoesad) MlUe Myraa 144 fMt third High Jaap Oertrsde Meaner enter 4 fee Int Maty Lea jaalar 44 fMt reesad Haielis Blteheeck Malar 41 feet third Inter-dare relay Jaalar else flret 447 Meenda Meabeet ef th taaa Maifant Las Barethy BaW-er Blta lerwe aad Beeeaaria Aresdt Ben lor elaa eeeea S44 Meade frtahaus dais talr J24 ephamsret fasrth 44 lalerrererlty heM Mgas Xapp Least Miller Margaret Lass IL Marin flret Ferriik Kardlaa Snsre Cords 1 the Ualvsroity Kortti Dakota conducted a telegraphic meet with Minnesota girl winning by about 20 point Results from tho Universities 'of Wisconsin and Ohio and Northwexu-m Unlvsralty had not received at Minnesota 10 Years AgoToday In the World War RAY 27 1217 Itattano airs be lord lha third Austrian line Ban Giovanni was won Tlmavo river was cwssrfi and th fighting was Heavy oast ef Goriii Austrians' had alsimed 13AM prisoners siaco tho opento of Hte offensive British ship Dartmsr was sunk hr U-bsst ssutkosat from Fest-et and 23 Uvea wen ks -British ship BdHwel wu sunk hr a U-boat off Ltoou sod threo load-' lip it Banjo Tbiti faces 1 ra A MPfl 1 Rf 1 life Term in New Tort Kay aolnger and danr -fJ'f 4: prlsonment hsrausa he BteyTell vtiSe OonfldMttelfr- Aln SBwestr i-sta tha streets of WDHamsburg When a patrolman stepped up th singer atwy broke off bte sMg 'ouistly laid down hte MjJ 14 mm outofthe RWiwfJafcJ Av At tha station the Ojlnattel -S fJrad had stolen Ttb4 banJoald trn tha drsastog K-rtlSSyOBnpi a perform' rt: 2e Ike Folly tbMtori -and then yteided to an Jrresletlble Impute trv out his new acquisition at one Emm tho performance in th street i-'S jh tifi rtotofuHi has bees onvlctd and waa hold without tor camlnatloa next jfonday Pfr S5 tBVBoutowDrmfMiP".

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