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Evening star., 1928-12-11

George r. Farnun1. has just returned to
Washington from Boston, where he was
the speaker at the banquet which was
held Saturday night as part of the ded-
ication ceremonies In connection with
the opening of the Newsboys' Founda-
tion. This institution was founded to
furnish the boys recreational and edu-
cational opportunities, to enable them
to obtain college and technical school
scholarships and to open to them oppor-
tunities of the widest character.
Mrs. Ross Thompson has been called
to Evansville, Ind, by the death Of her
sister Miss Grace de Breuler.
Mr.. Charles Delmar entertained a
party of IL at dinner last evening in
the presidential dining room of the
Mayf1ower preceding the Washington
Bachelors cotillion. Mrs. Clarence
Cary and Mrs. H. H. Low were also
hosts.
Others giving dinner parties, taking
their guests later to the cotillion, were
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Barry Mo-
hun, Maj and Mrs. Eugene Meyer and
Col. and Mrs Charles B. Drake.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. George Hunt
ington Williams entertained at luncheon
yesterday in the Belvedere Hotel in Bal
timore. In the company were Mrs
Howard Ellicott, Mrs. Bruce Cotton, Mrs
Charles Howard and her sister. Mrs
Dennis; Miss Helen Yates Sterling and
Miss De Grasse Fowler.
Mrs. williams was hostess to her
luncheon guests in her box at the first
steals in the Belvedere, when the pro-
son of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, assisted by Mr. Blair Neale at
the piano. Mr.. johnson will sing to-
morrow morning for Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend at the second of this seasons
morning musicals.
Mr.. ]. H. Magruder has consented to
act as chairman of the side shows for
the Junior League Circus, which will be
held Wednesday evening December 49,
in the Washington Auditorium. The
shows will include Prof. Swindler and
his museum of marvels, featuring few
merry minutes of magic manipulations,
also Fuller Bunk with his curiosities,
freaks of nature, world wonders and
scientific mysteries.
Inc features OF Ll1lS SNOW are rover :
full Eppie, 1928 ounces of human flesh
in one body: Double Jointed AL, the eel
man, in a complex cong. meration of
,cntortionistic calisthenics; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Littlefinger, smaller than the far
famed Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumb, and
their eldest son, Mr. Wood B. Small:
also Princess Lizett, the irresistible
Nine Herpiside. the bearded lady, and
many other attractions, which will keep
their audiences in gale of merriment.
Miss Anna Brock entertained at lunch
con today at the Carlton for Miss Dor
Evening star., 1928-12-11

States Military Academy: Cadet Roy
den e. Beebe, jr., third class, United
States Military Academy and Midship-
man Robert Beebe, third class, United
States Naval Academy.
Senator and Mrs. James e. Watson
of Indiana and Senator and Mrs. Otis
and Mrs. w. l.. Wilt of Chicago at
dinner last evening at the Mayflower.
Mrs. CStman of Chicago, who is visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Glenn. was also
present Mr.. and Mrs. Wilt expect to
be at the Mayfiower for another week
before returning to Chicago for the
Christmas holidays.
A tea dansant will be given at the
Onicers' Club at the Army War College
Wednesday, December 26, 1928, from
4: 80 to $50 o'clock pm. for the young
people of the Army and Navy who re-
, side in or near the District of Columbia
and for the cadets and Midshipmen
visiting the city on Christmas leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Reynolds
sailed Saturday aboard the S. S. Vir-
ginia for San Francisco, by way OF the
Panama Canal, and will not return until
after the first of the year.
Mr.. George r. Merrill, jr., former
second secretary of the United States
embassy in Paris, is making Today
visit in Washington and is staying at
the Mayflower He will take up his
duties at the United States legation in
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, about the first
Of the year.
The Baron and Baroness Faber du
Faur Of Munich, Germany, who have
been in the United States since the
first part of october, have arrived in
Washington from a. trip to the Pacific
Coast and through the West and will
be at the Mayflower for the remainder
Of the week.
Mrs. Rixey has closed her home in
Virginia and will spend the Winter
with Mrs. Henry Brown at the Dresden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving j. Benjamin have
as their guest at the Wardman Park
Hotel for few days Mrs. Florence B.
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being made through Mrs. Rose Gouver-
neur Hoes at the Willard Social Bureau
Mrs. William Hothersall of Man
chester, England, is at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for the week.
Gist Blair viii lecture on "Old Irish
Silver" before the Friendly Sons of St
Patrick meeting tonight at $50 o'clock
in the Mayflower Hotel
Hazel Arth. winner in the recent At
water Kent addition competitions, will
sing several vocal solos A buffet supper
Is to follow the lecture. Col. Arthur
OBrien, president, will preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Davidson of Glas-
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othey Dial, debutant daughter Of former
Senator and Mrs. Dial. Others in the
company were Miss Frances Wall, Miss
Fannie Dial. Miss Marguerite Orme,
Miss Elizabeth Powell Dunlop, Miss
elizabeth Brawner and Miss Hester .nne
Lefevre.
Betterton, Kent County, Md, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Jean
Cyrille, to Mr. John Teunis o. Wash
ington, Saturday, December 8. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r. Vincent Fitzgerald of st. Stephens
Catholic Church and was followed by
breakfast at the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teunis left later for
Florida and Cuba, and after January
Is will be at home at 1926 Porter
street, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young BOYD
of Panama are in Washington for the
duration of the International Civil Aero
nautical Conference, to which Mr.. Boyd
is a delegate from Panama. They are
staying at the Mayhower. Mr.. Boyd
has made his home in Panama for a
number of years and took an active part
in the development of the port. of
Colon and the Republic of Panama. He
was appointed by the President of Pana-
ma in 1924 to make complete survey
and investigation of the free ports of
Denmark, Germany and Holland, and
year later was appointed special en-
voy to Germany to adjust questions
arising from German immigration to
Panama Mr.. Boyd organized the
Brazilian system of cable censorship,
and in 1918 he was invited by the
French government to reorganize at
Brest, France, the South American cable
censorship.
Mrs. Davenport White will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon in her
apartment in the Dresden and will re-
ceive again Wednesday afternoon, De-
cember 10.
Secretary to President and
Mrs. Sanders Honor Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sanders were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Car
Isle OF South Bend, Ind, at dinner last
evening at the Mayflower. Mr.. D. Frank
Culbertson of Vincennes, Ind, vice
chairman of the George Rogers Clark
Federal Commission, which will meet in
Washington today and of which Mrs.
Carlisle is a member, were also present
at the dinner.
Mai. Follett Bradley, Air Service,
who is stationed at Langley Field, Va,
and Mrs. Bradley will spend the week
end with Mai. Bradley's mother, Mrs
Alfred E. Bradley, at the Argonne
Apartments.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Troup Miller
will have as their guests at their quar-
ters at the Army War College during
the Christmas holidays, their son, Cadet
Troup Miller, jr., second class, United
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cow, Scotland, are making an exten6e
stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Former Secretary Of Y. w. C. A.
Honor Guest at Tea.

Miss Florence Brown. formerly gen.
eral secretary of the Washington Young
Women's Christian Association and as
sociated with the work in this city for
IA years, will be the honor guest Of the
association at tea on Friday after
neon of this week, December a. from
4:3O to 6 O'Clock. The party will take
place on the third floor Of the main
building, Seventeenth and K streets. In
lContinued on Twentieth Page.l
Evening star., 1928-12-11

Weaver of Wooster, Ohio, and her young
daughter Helen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin have closed their home at Spring
Lake, N. j., and are passing the VIM
ter. at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Maude Wetmore of Newport,
r. l., and Mrs. G. Van Rensselaer, of
New York are in Washington for
short visit and are at the Mayhower.
Mrs. Asa Phillips of 2400 Wyoming
avenue is visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Green Hayes, at Western View, Rich
mond. Va.
Mr.. Frank T. Lockhart, consul gen.
eral at Hankow, China, and Mrs. Lock-
hart are at the ChaStleton, at Sixteenth
and r streets northwest, and before the
expiration of Mr.. Lockhart's leave they
will visit relatives in Pittsburgh and
also married daughter in California.
Capt. F. T. Courtney, famous Eng
lish flyer, has arrived in Washington to
attend the International Civil Aero
nautics Conference, and is stopping at
the Carlton.
DR.. Elmer A. Sperry of New York
City also is at the hotel for the period
Of the conference.
Mrs. J. r. ODonnell of Whites. Wash,
is spending the Winter in Washington,
and stopping at 2400 Sixteenth street
Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Mrs. Mccormack Goodhart
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SOCIETY
(Contniued From Eighteenth Page )

embassy, Gen. Augusta villa: Col. STAN
ley Ford of the general staff. U. S. A.,
and the naval attache of the Argentine
embassy, ConIdr. Francisco Lajous.
Evening star., 1928-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Reynolds
sailed Saturday aboard the S. S. Vir-
ginia for San Francisco, by way of the
Panama Canal and will not return until
after the first of the year.
Evening star., 1928-12-11

The Assistant Attorney Genera.
Evening star., 1928-12-11

Maj. Follett Bradley, Air Service,
who is stationed at Langley Field, Va,
and Mrs. Bradley will spend the week
end with Mai. Bradley's mother. Mrs
Alfred E. Bradley, at the Argonne
Apartments.
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MANDAN II HAS
3 OPEN DATES

Mandan high schools football
Braves have scheduled six games for
the 1928 season and high school Of
ficials expect to schedule three more
for the coming season.
Mandan has open dates at present
on Sept. %, Oct. 20, and Nov. 10.
Games are scheduled with Bismarck,
jamestown, Mobridge, South Dakota,
Linton and Minot.
Unless Mandan succeeds in sched-
uling game for Sept. % with one of
the teams in the district, it will run
up against rangy and heavy Bis
marck team in its first game of the
season Sept. 20. But Coach Leonard
Mcmahon is working for contest on
the earlier date at present.
The Mandan coach began building
his 1928 machine Monday. Only four
regular linemen have returned:
Fleck, end; Toman, guard; Voseka
and Ellison, tackles. Mcmahon will
have to develop a center to take the
place Of Gordon Morris as well as
guard and end positions vacated by
Hoerner and Borreson.
The only regular backfield man
returning from last years squad,
which vanquished the Demons twice,
is Captain Ly Id Mcdonald. The loss
Of George Heidi, stellar back last
year, win be keenly felt this year,
Mcmahon says.
Mandan's 1928 schedule follows:
Bismarck at Mandan, Sept. 20.
Jamestown at Jamestown, Oct. S.
Mobridge, S. D., at Mandan, Oct.
Linton at Linton, Oct. ~.
~ Minot at Mandan, Nov. 3.
Bismarck at Bismarck, Nov. 10.
Open dates-Sept. %, Oct. 20, and
Nov. 10.
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Sacramento, Calf, Sept. 14.-The
field of guiding fast harness horses
on race tracks has been one of the
most determined to hold out against
women, but femininity has at last
broken into the game played by such
immortals as Pop" Geers and Wal
ter Tryon. A girl is not only COM
peting with the veteran reinsmen
on an equal basis, but she's put
ting over some winners, too.
The girl is HELEN Davis Of Va
caville, Calf. When not racing or
training her horses, she is q student
at the University Of California. And
she is said to be the only woman in
the world who both trains and races
horses.
Fast trotters have been her hobby
for years. She proved an effective
trainer on her fathers big ranch.
Three years ago, she blossomed
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Ghylin

There were very few people in Re-
gan Saturday evening as it was quite
cold. Everybody was in, in the At
ternoon.
Barlick Fisher and Marion Aim
notored to New Salem Sunday, re-
turning the same evening.
John Zelmer and Guy Knutson Of
Esthervi;le were callers at the A. j.
Krause home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Krause and
Mrs. L. ]. Truax Of Wilton motored
to Marion, S. D., Thursday. Mr..
Krause returned home Sunday. Mrs.
Krause is taking treatment from .
doctor there.
Frank Kuntz, Clara Krause, John
Pau and Martha RELIEF were call
ers 1t the Krause home Friday eve
ming.
Adolph Krause is helping Mr..
Englebretson fill his silo.
No one has been able to thresh
on account Of the damp weather.
Adolph Krause and brother Reubin
motored to Bismarck Sunday. They
were accompanied to Baldwin by Mr..
and Mrs. Sig. Rupp and son Marvin.
August Krause, ST., was . Wilton
caller Monday.
Alfred Anderson, Ida Magnuson,
Rand4 Kettleson and Marvin Aim
were Regain callers Saturday eve
ming.
Paul Rupp and Roger Kohler were
guests at the Sig. Rupp home Satur-
day. Paul is going to school At Bis
marck and Mr.. Kohler resides there.
Ida Magnuson and Randa Kettle
SON returned to their homes to spend
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zines and Frieda
and Willie and Mr.. A. J. Krause and
Hilda, Ella, Esther, Reubin and Au.
gust were callers in Regain Sunday
evening.
Marion Aim, Barlick Fisher and
Vernon Anderson attended church
Sunday evening.
Ella Krause was . caller at the
Dave Spangberg home Friday eve
ming.
Barlick Fisher is employed at the
Nels Aim home.
Marion Aim and Barlick Fisher
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Glen View

A number Of the local neighbors
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Henry
Rupp at the Baldwin church Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Christ from
Wilton delivered the funeral sermon.
Helen and Esther Strandemo left
Sunday for Mandan to attend high
school. They will make their home
with their sister, Mrs. Leo Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Quanrud and
family Of Bismarck spent Sunday
afternoon at the jacobson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Krotz and
family visited at the James Nc
Avoy home Sunday.
Walter Semons and children and
Helgo Sormula motored to Wilton
Saturday to do their shopping.
Grace McAvoy left Monday for
Wilton to attend high school. She
is staying with Mrs. I. 1verson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Splitter and
family called on Mrs. Jake Splitter
Sunday evening.
Nels Peterson and Mrs. Christine
Fredrickson were united in mar
riage Tuesday at Bismarck and .
party was held at their home Satur-
day evening. The community extend
their best wishes to the newlyweds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and
son from east Of Baldwin visited at
the Palmer Strandemo home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson and
Harold Swarm motored to the CAPT.
tai city Wednesday on business.
Frank Simons has been spending
. few days in Bismarck looking If
ter the funeral arrangements Of
Jake Bureau who died there q few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Krotz and
daughter Doris motored out to Re-
gan Monday on business.
Lois and Willard jacobson At
tended the wedding Of Bill Kozak
east Of Wilton Sunday.
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&NjStifI!E&

Ch;cago.-Les Mariner, Chi
cago, knocked out Jack Nc
Auliffe, Detroit (6). Haakon
Hanson, Norway, knocked out
Red Uhlan, Los Angeles (S).
Leu Wilson, Chicago, knocked
out Henry Wolfset, New York
~. Jackie Stewart, Louisville,
outpointed Vic Merlo, Chicago
(4). Billy Hoan, Rock Island,
ILL.,. and Eddie Ballatin, Chicago,
drew co.. Bobby La Sale, San
Francisco, cutpointed Johnny
Delaney, Toledo (6).
New York. Young Corbett.
California, outpointed Sammy
Baker, New York (12). AL
Brown. Panama, outpointed Kid
Francis, Italy (12). Willie Sic.
gel, New York, outpointed
George Balduc, Portland, Me.
(1O). Marty Goldman, New
York, outpointed Jack Dalton,
Cleveland a..
McKeesport, Pa.-Johnny Mel
low, Detroit, defeated California
Joe Cans (10).
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forth as a race driver. But her
sulky always seemed to finish in the
dust Of the others.
Not discouraged, she worked
away on a new horse, Palo Ores.
This year, she and the beautiful
bay strung into prominence when
she took the money at several big
events at the most important fair
circuits. Palo Ores Travelled at q
2:08 clip in one race. And her
big victory came at the state fair
here early this month when Palo
Ores won the first big race and q
prize of $1,000.
The girls greatest boosters are
the veteran drivers against whom
she is competing. They rejoice in
her victories, although they don't
give an inch in competition. She's
classed as . Square shooter" by
reinsmen.
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Argentina Tightens
Grip on Oil Lands

Busnos Aires. Sept. 14.-tN--
Foreign holders Of oil. land conces.
sions IN Argentine face the prospect
Of fighting : rigid government mo-
nopo1y.
The chamber Of deputies has an
proved measure for the national
i!ation of oil-producing areas, and
ths s6nete Il expected 70 take similar
action. Ihe legislative group DOM
mated by Prevalent oloct Iri8oyen
petitioned the governor Of Salta
provinces urging free access 90 Pc
ttoleum lands Tor eveEyone.
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Little Knife

Mr.. Jacobs and children motored
to Hebron Sunday afternoon to ret
Mrs. Bierig who had taken their son
Halon Jacobs TO Grafton. Mrs. Bier
i returned home on No. Z train that
evening.
John Hilliar motored to Marshall
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. a. Bierig and children motored
to tho Cohen homo and enjoyed the
day very much.
Mrs. Gohen's brother and wife and
children, also Mrs. Hunts brother are
there visiting with the Cohen family
until they locate themselves in .
home.
Mr.. Cohen and children. also Mrs.
Hunt and children, spent Thursday
1t the Bierig home. In the after
noon they went searching for choke
cherries but were not quick enough.
Mrs. ]. A. Jacobs and children
motored to the Bisrig home Friday
afternoon.
The thrsshing rig has moved from
the BieriR home TO the Joe Maersh-
becker home TO thresh.
Claud Church has resigned from
the sheep herding JOB, and Nj. Allen
has taken his place, 20 Mr.. Church g
out helping thresh now.
Mrs. Austin vangerness has also
resigned from clerk Of school board
and 90 Mr.. Koesel has the clerk bus
mess now.
Mrs. Church has been assisting
Mrs. Bech n cooking for the fhresh-
ess the past week.
All the schools 9rs starting for the
rest d the year.
Matt Boespflue and Dan and Joe
Peck notored 70 Richardtou WDdnes-
day evening and came back Thurs
Day morning bright and early 10
start threading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, also Mrs.
Hunt motored to Hebron to DO Sorns
shopping Saturday afternoon.
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Mex nie

Joe Granier left Monday for 4
two months vacation on the Pacifici
coast.
Chas. Thompson's new car caught
fire last Wednesday doing consider.
able damage to the car before tho
fire was extinguished.
Mrs. ]. B. Swanick was q busi-
ness caller in Bismarck Wednesday.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. Ed.
Conley Wednesday afternoon. A
bountiful supper was served and .
nice sum realized.
A fire set by the N. p. train
Thursday afternoon, burned over :
rye field belonging to L. E. Heaton.
BY hard fighting adjoining fields
were saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. RODGERS Of
Kirkland Lake, Ont, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Rodgers and Mr.. p. p. Bliss,
returned Friday. from three weeks
trip through Yellowstone, and Gla-
cier National Park and Banff. Cam.
ada. They report . wonderful trina
Geo. Day Of Brittin was q busi-
ness caller in town Friday.
Q. Peterson Of Fargo is working
as helper at the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARRINGTON Of Bis.
marck and Mrs. Effie Young 81
Hudson, Wis, were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson.
Miss Bessie Brooks left Friday
for Regent where she will teach in
the public schools the coming wear.
Roscoe Crum is driving new car.
Word was received here Tuesday
that Mrs. L. E. Heaton was serious
~ i'll at Shakopee, Mimi, where
she was taking treatment in q san
c. E. Rodgers and family Of
kirkland Lake, Ont, Canada, left
Monday for their home, after Z
months visit with relatives here.
Andy Doucette and Lee Hamblin
were the successful bidders fof
school bus drivers. Andy Doucette
will drive the east route and Lee
Hamblin the north route.
H. E. Wildfang and Mrs. J. M.
Bertholf Of Sterling were business
callers in town Monday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Kafer Of Bis.
marck was transacting business in
town Monday.
The Patterson ranch took home q
new John Deere engine and plow
Monday.
The dance 1t Howard Crum,s
barn was largely attended Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Geo. Marley Of jamestown
was 2 weekend guest Of her SON.
Geo. Malney.
Delvin Swanick has resumed hin
studies 1T the Bismarck hieh school.
Orvllle Thompson arrived home
from Iowa last week, after about 4
years absence.
Mr.. Price Of Nebraska il tkf
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wild
fang. Mr.. Price has extensive land
interests in this part Of the country.
!. p. Heaton shipped several car
loads Of stock Saturday.
Albert Offner, our genial section
foreman, has accepted 4 similar Do
sition ct Darlington, N. D. IA win
move his family there next week.
Art Daw has been EMPLOYED bv
the highway commission to do main.
tenance work on highway No. 10.
from Sterling to Menoken.
Mrs. John Turheur Is . patient In
. Bismarck hospital.
Mrs. Henry lessen Of Sterl;rS
was , business caller here Monday.
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Georgia Tech Should Have Outstanding
Creighton Is Making Definite Try
for Missouri Valley Conference
news OF our NElCHB0RS

were callers 1t the A. J. Krause hoiAS
Friday evening.
A. ]. Krause was . caller at the
E. J. Engelbretson home Tuesdax
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ehnes and chill.
dren, William and Frieda, were call
ers At Baldwin Sunday. They at.
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Rupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. King and Marie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Aim and chill
dren were callers in Regain Saturday
evening.
Agnes Selahn attended church in
Regain Sunday evening.
Wilbur Noon and Martha Aim
called ut the Krause and Aim homes
Tuesday evening.
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Swiss Drys Capture
Round Versus Alky

Lucerne, Switzerland, Sept. a.
(AP)-Dry advocates won an i'm
portant victory when the state coun-
Gil Of this canton adopted . motion
rejecting all liquor-selling licenses
for the next three years. Lucerne
has enough cafes and restaurants
selling alcoholic beverages, say men,
bers Of the council.
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LlttIefleld returned to his alma
mater Is track coach after the World
war and in seven years has coached
the Texans to five southwestern
titles in track and also won for him
self national reputation as I coach.
He became head coach Of football
last fall, succeeding doc" Stewart.
Only six Of last years squad were
missing when initial practice was held
this month, and, - . result, the Long:
horns are expected to have one 81 its
best teams. One conference coach
says their prospects are the best in
several years.
Rufus King. who was named All
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LARGEST POWER BELT

Oakland, Calf, Sept. 14.-Possi.
bly, the largest power belt in the
world has been constructed in this
city. 1t is 1920 feet long, AZ inches
wide and contains 10000 pounds of
rubber and 5000 pounds Of cotton
fabric in eight plies. It is valued
At close to $4,000.
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Paris Rebels Against
American Quick Lunch

Paris, Sept. Il. IN Efforts to
"Amerieanize" tho traditional two
hour luncheon period ii Paris have
caused = loud chorus 81 protest from
defenders Of midday meal With
wine, conversation, and ease.
= What . change II our old habits!"
exclaims one nswspaper columnist.
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win Lad tie eleven tbs fan Hell q old senior
kns os.r: ths nsas smnias. because the
s ecaen refuses g point ont paycur h
800 1 e a ,n .ways goo He plays other sport