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Evening star., 1928-10-19
Riviera Lawyer, In Business Scramble,
Solicits Prospective Divorces by Mail

Should the husband desire a third
cocktail before dinner. the wife may
turn to page 8 and inform him that
excessive drinking is just cause for
divorce in Monaco.
When the wife asks for a little more
cash to pay bridge debt, friend hus-
band need only point out section 4,
page 2, which states that a person
married to a perpetual gambler may
obtain divorce in this principality.
This paragraph also works in the op-
posite sense when a stag poker party
is in formation. It also is dangerous
Evening star., 1928-10-19

to complain about the menu In front
of the servants, because friend wife
might take that as semi-public humilia-
ton, which is carefully treated on
page 5.
The author of this work points out
in his personal letter: "You probably
have some definite reason for wanting
a divorce. Read the inclosed treatise
carefully. < 1t has been prepared for
those who are uncertain whether they
have sufficient grounds to secure a
divorce. We guarantee results and
secrecy"
Evening star., 1928-10-19

vention of the American Legion which
ended here recently.
In meeting so chaotic that sched-
uled election of post officers was side
tracked, the Alamo Post of the Legion
last night voted unanimously to, investi-
gate the convention bureau and letting
of concessions. The proposed investiga-
ton was the topic of a bitter debate.
Henry Lee Taylor, post commander.
told the meeting that he repeatedly had
asked for reports on activities of the
convention bureau and had been told
1t was none of his business. He said he
resigned from the bureau 10 days be-
fore the convention got under way be-
cause he was not allowed the informa-
ton he sought. '''''
Evening star., 1928-10-19
BY the Associated Press.

hy tIIV ASSOCIHJed PFeSS.
PLYMOUTH, England, october 19.-
Plymouth. of glorious naval traditions,
has just been raised by the King to the
dignity of city. This honor may seem
tardy one-Plymouth was incorporated
as town 400 years ago and now has a
population of 200,000-but in England
the rank of city rests on no rigid lines.
Every place boasting a cathedral. for
instance, is city. One of these, Ely,
has been city for eight centuries by
virtue of this fact. but it is still gov
Evening star., 1928-10-19
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY The ASSociated Press.
MONACO. October ia mail cam
paign has been started in an effort
to locate prospective divorces In the
Riviera lawyers scramble for business.
American and British couples. from
honeymooners to those who have cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versaries, are being mailed a small
booklet entitled How You Can Get
Your Divorce" Accompanying the
pamphlet is a personal letter from the
Monaco lawyer who originated this idea
of stimulating business.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

In 20 years assets of Brown Univer-
sity have increased from $1,00O,OOo to
S13,000,000; student body from $50 to
1000; faculty from 80 to more than
180
Evening star., 1928-10-19
LEGION INQUIRY VOTED
BY SAN ANTONIO POST
Investigation of Bureau Which
Directed National Convention,
Recently Ended, Proposed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. October 19.-Local
dissatisfaction with high American
Legion workers has led to a proposed
investigation of the Legion bureau which
directed the tenth annual national con-
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Plymouth, England, Made City by King
After 400 Years of Civic Existence

erned by an urban district council,
Plymouth was the first town to send
woman to Parliament, Lady Astor
succeeding to her husbands seat in a
by-election in 1919. when he was raised
to the peerage. Among its distinctions,
too. is stone on the historic quay re-
cording that Plymouth was the last spot
on this side of the ocean touched by the
Pilgrim Fathers. The Prince of Wales
is lord high steward of the city.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
WIFE SUES ACTRESS,
Mrs. George Sherwood Seeks $780,
900 Heart Balm.

LOS ANGELES. October 10 (P).-A
100000 heart-balm suit against Ruth
King, actress. was filed here yesterday
by Mrs. Verda Sherwood, who charged
the actress with alternating the love of
her husband, George Sherwood, actor
and producer. Miss King was named
in Mrs. Sherwood's divorce complaint,
filed last week.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

The teachers of the Hartford high
schools feel that they should be in
cluded in the provisions that the city
makes for pensioning its employees.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Dresden. Germany, has new violin
making institute.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Boston has school for podiatry.
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LINK Indy And
~. Y. SHOW Girl
Coy VanitieS Maid Hints at
Friendship.
BIZ Enitcd Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Broad-
ways latest rumor is that Col.
ACharles A. Lindbergh is interested
In Blanche Satchel, show girl.
The Evening Graphic printed an
Interview with Miss Satchel, mem
Ter of Earl CARROTS "Vanities, and
once described by Howard Chandler
Christy as "the most beautiful titan
blonde in the world"
Miss Satchel was quoted as say
ing she had been Ito parties several
times with Major Lanphier Qind-
bergh's chum) and the Colonel, Ind
both have taken me out frequently"
But she would not go so far as to
say the trans Atlantic f1ier was pay
ing her court.
The show girl once Miss Austria
Iia," who came from London with
ziegfeld's Follies in 1925, said she
kas going to a party tonight at
he home Of Grover Looming, where
be Colonel often stays
koening confirmed that she would
sld party at his home, but said
ldbergh> never stayed at his house
| and that as far as he knew the
kf1ier never had met Miss Satchel.
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Death Notices

GRANDE. JOHN SR.-Beloved husband OF
Myrtle Grande. father of John. Edward
Herbert and Clara Grande. passed away
tuesday. Sept IS. at 1:45 p. M at his
home, 1850 Winton Ave; Speedway City
and at st. Anthony Church, 9 a. m.
Friends invited. Burial st. Joseph's
cemetery.
iGREESON, JAMES A.-Age So years. hus-
band of Rosie GreeSon, father of Brewer
and Lottie Greeson, passed away Tues
day, Sept. 81 Funeral Friday. Sept: %,
10 a. m. at FINN BROS. FUNERAL
HOME, 1859 N. Meridian ST. Burial at
BROOKLYN Ind.
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Barter and Swap

FOR TRADE-Equity in 5-room modern
stucco bungalow. near Riverside; will take
auto, player piano. radio or what have
you? Be. 1914 IA.
GRAND PIANO Slightly used: take Dart
trade OF sell good Dartv $40 down Be
49l0-W
PLAYER PIANO Usec 3 months viii sell
good party for 50 down Would take rart
trade Ia 1921
MUST sell 81, 500 equity; Groom mod
house, $500. lie S. 18th Beech Grove.
WILL TRADE-Hup touring for daybed
and oak dining rrn. suite Be. 1861
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Room, for Rent With Board

WASH. 1920 PLEASANT front rm.. l or
2; excellent meals; good heat; hot water;
home privileges; reasonable. Ir. 0626-W.
23D. NEAR PARK-Nice, comfort room;
constant hot water; good heat: private
home; refined gentleman. He. 5551.
CHILD-Not over years; modern home.
Call Oh. 0162-R.
SIS; MODERN RM.-Plenty hot water; 2
men. Oh. 0116-R.
CHILDREN TO BOARD-Mothers care,
private home, near School, 81 wk. Oh.
2965-M
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Public Welfare Loan
$50 Occidental Bldg.
Rate go
Lowest In City
Why Pay More?
LOANS So TO $500

LOANS $40 TO $500
POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION
a DIFFERENT KIND OF LOAN co.
5l3 LEMCKE BLDG. RI ISIS
lO6 E. MARKET ST.
LOANS-Sl0 to 5000. No indorsers, no
publicity. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE COR
PORATION. Ri 1928. 404 Kresge Bldg.
Low COAIMISSION-On 2nd mortgages.
under 81 900 First loans made. Contracts
bought 2l9 E. Ohio. Ii. 6605.
Phone Ii $3.50.
For $40 to $500.
Security Loan Co. 1856 N. Della.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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AIS MATE TO SPEAK

Senator Robinson Scheduled for
Evansville Address.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson,
Democratic candidate for the vice
presidency, will speak at Evansville
oct. 81 and at FIT. Wayne Nov. /,
Democratic State headquarters an
nounced today. Both speeches will
be broadcast.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the Director of
the Indiana State Highway Commission
at his office in the State House Annex, in
Indianapolis up 10 ten 10000 a. m.
central standard time. october 9, 1928,
when all proposals will be opened and
read.
The work contemplated is the boring
of approximately ten test holes. totaling
approximately four hundred lineal feet of
rock and earth borings for the founda-
ton of a bridge over Wabash River at
Vgo Street, Vincennes. Indiana, between
Knox County, Indiana, and Lawrence
County, Illinois.
The plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the office of the State High
way Commission in the State House AM
mex. Indianapolis. or copies thereof will
be forwarded free upon request.
The right is reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids or to make the
award on any basis that in his judgment
is most advantageous to the State of
Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Director.
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In Memoriam Notices

4EB IVA GEHkQE GSAuk ANOGG&GO
IN MEMORLAM- loving remembrance
of our darling baby. Loran E. Scott,
who died / year ago today, Sept. ~,
1927.
A sweet baby boy baby dear,
Has gone and left us lonely here.
Soft winds sigh around his little grave,
Signs for our boy whom we could not save
But vision came to us and makes our
hearts be glad.
A picture of Heaven with angels of Joy
Caressing our sweet blue eyed baby boy.
Sadly missed by FATHER, MOTHER.
BROTHER and SISTERS.
IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
of our dear wife and mother, Mary
Perry. who departed this life one year
ago today.
When night is drawing near
And the evening sun is low,
We all seem very happy
Till we think of a year ago.
And once again we hope and pray
That we may meet her in Heaven
some day.
4 Sadly missed by HUSBAND. CLARENCE
.32RY AND CHILDREN.
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains
for your car 202 Kentucky Ave.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES-Nearlv all sizes
all makes. LINCOLN TIRE co. 905-90s
N. Capitol.
USED TIRES-Retreads: all sizes: low
prices ROSE TIRE COMPANY 365 s.
Meridian St
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Machinery and Tools

I NEED A BAND SAW-What have you
Call Or 2044. between $3.50 p. m. Ash
for F. H POKE.
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TWO acre tract. Nice little bungalow,
garage. electric lights. completely fenced
munity and only ia miles from Monument
Drive out Martinsville Bluff Road. miles
to Center Church. turn west to sun
shine Gardens. See or call MR. RICH
ARDSON. Ii. 1920. Drex. 7s37-R 2.
FOR COLORED-35l6 apple St; 5-room
bungalow; cement porch and walks; cleo
trio lights. drilled we'll. garage. 1914 E.
Morris St. Groom bungalow: cement
porch walks electric lights, drilled well,
garage. on easy monthly payments.
OSCAR LEE, 4o6 Castle Hall Bldg, 230
OhfC ri TCf5
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Radio and Equipment

RADIO-Sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros.
Radio Co.. 205 Ind. I'VE. Ii. 1856.
AERIALS-Erected: material furnished IS
Service calls, sl.50 each. Oh. 7210.
RADIO sERVICE-Anytime. service call;
81 so. Oh. 0959
c.. E. TUNGAR-B Battery charger; cost $50;
like new. $40. DR.. 0200.
RADIO 6-TUBE-Fine condition: cost SIS.
First SIS takes it. Ia 1909.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
BETHEL COAL GO.
DR.. 5000
SPECIAL COAL SALE

SPECIAL COAL SALE
Wonder Poca.. Ain. lp. scr. No. 6 $3.50
Wonder Poca.. Ain. lp. shovel No. 100
Wonder Poca.. 2X5 egg No. 6........ 100
W Va, No. Ain. SHOW lp....... 600
w Va. 2x6 egg No. .............. 600
Island Creek Gin. lp. fkd........... $50
J. A. JOHNSON COAL co.
RI 1896 DIR. 1910. DIR. 101l.
$50 w. Ray
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Automobiles Wanted

WE NEED AUTOMOBILES. WILL
BUY FOR CASH. 963 N. ME-
RIDIAN ST.
USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD GOLD
BERG BROS. % n. CAPITOL LIN
COLIN 1888
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Business Opportunities


FOR SALE-Well equipped tire and battery
shop. in good location. established six
years; also good condition: for radio
shop. Can be handled With small down
payment owner has OF ler interests Call
owner today. Ia. 1880.
ADJACENT TO NEW HOSIERY MILLS
Will give attractive lease on entire four
apartment building. Sublet three apis. by
rooms or by units. Use corner apart
ment for lunch room Call WASHING
TON BANK & TRUST COMPANY.
BARBER SHOP-Sl0 w. 2lst mod Ko-
ken chairs, fixtures. good location, will
sacrifice, cash or terms for colored. Call
He. 1855.
LA SALE AND 25TH-Filling station:
public garage; also 4-room modern house
and garage for sale.
COMNIODIUS SPACE-In Merchants Bank
Bldg Very reasonable rates, Ind. Uni
versity. 122 E. Michigan st. RI. 1927.
COdPLETE-Electric shoe repairing OUTFIT
Sacrifice. 466 S. Ritter Ave.
REAL Buys furnished rooml $50
down. Ii. 1923. 307 E. Ohio.
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Houses for Sale

five rooms and bath. now being completed
on Exeter Ave. just north of Michigan
st. Each with bath. furnace, electric
lights, gas. electric pump. garage. VIII
finish each house to suit purchaser. Price
s4,000-each clear Of all street assess
ments. $3.50 cash: s35 per month. VIII
consider your vacant lot as down pay
ment. F. j. VIEHNANN co.
Realtors. Builders. l42 N. Delaware.
Riley 2840 Residence IrV 1922.
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Legal Notices

GOODS-Stored in the name of Mrs AL
bert Myre, Georgia Thomas Robert Bush.
John Mack, Jas. Mcmillan Mrs. Edna
Young, Herbert Mo1et and Carrie Bright.
will be sold for storage charges Friday,
Oct. 5. 1928, at $3.50 a. m Goods having
been in storage the required length of
time and charges unpaid. BANNER
STORAGE CO., 1913 E. Wabash St. Ri.
5000.
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Business Places for Rent

GARAGES rent ogden St., rear 624
N. New Jersey. Ii. 1912.
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SIX-ROOM COTTAGE

on Olive st., south Of Prospect st,
lights. garage; paved street; all Barrett
assessments paid. Price 50, 100; 5000 cast
S27.50 per month
f. j. VIEHMANN co.
Realtors, Builders. l42 N. Delaware.
Ri 2840 Res. Irv 1892
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Real Estate for Exchange
Building and Contracting

TRANSLATES. home sites. suburban home,
choice lots, exchange anywhere in U. S.
A. zahnd Exchange, P. o. Box 1894
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED RENTALS
We rent while others fail; personal
service.
RAINIER REALTY co.
Ri 0232
STOREROOM-Prefer drive in-State
location and rent. Call Cherry 0996 days.
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Instructions
Held Wanted Male

LESSONS ST. rectals given. $3.50
N. Carr. Ha. 7201.
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Situations Wanted Male

ST-CLASS SHOEMAKER-And repairer
with years of exp. would like permanent
employment. J. j. SUTHERLAND, Har-
rodsburg Ind.
BUTLER-Eficient and reliable man can
furnish best of references. JOHN c.
PENDERGRASS, TIC W, 25th St., Ha.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to distribute. Call
Ii. 8161. after p. m.
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Contestants of legal age for
ENDURANCE MARATHON
Ne, female; opens Oct. 8. Tomlinson
VfsA, $4,000 cash prizes; meals quar-
WIS, medical aid furnished; no entry
fee. Apply. Ill E. Ohio ST., a. m. to
9 p. m.
Errand boy colored, SIS.
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
305-6 When Bldg.
yrs. as night packer. Apply
Ats p. Penn. st.
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TRANSPORTATION

system motor stages
is the only cross continent line under one
with individual reclining chairs. Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares.
courteous, dependable service. We are
bonded, insured, legal carriers. Depot,
Pennsylvania and Ohio SITS. Ri. 2273.
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Real Estate Wanted

HAVE A BUYER
"a Apartment fiat.
Rainier Realty Co. Ri. O232.
house not over S2.500. Must have lights
and water. II. 7007.
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GENERAL building and contracting. re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Lost and Found

BAR PIN-Platinum, 3 small diamonds,
lost between 2400 north, downtown. RWd.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
DIVISION OF CONSTRUCTION
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT
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104T ST. PAUL

A good six-room cottage modern ex-
cept furnace. Just of Prospect car line
and convenient to Fountain Square bust
ness section. Very convenient terms for
right party. Call MR.. RICHARDSON.
Ii. 1920. DreX. 7837-R 2
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BREAST PIN-Roller skate. lost, $500 E.
WASH, Butler campus or downtown. 1r.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-12-14
ARROWHEAD SCOUT COUNCIL
WILL MEET IN VIRGINIA.

The Annual Meeting of the Arrow
head Scout Council will be held at
Virginia in Board Room of the City
Hall, Thursday December Goth at 8
p. M.
Many matters of importance will be
considered chief of which are the Elec-
ton of officers, Incorporation of the
Council, Hearing of reports on Pro-
gress of the year, matters Of Policy
and short program consisting Of q
talk by man and q boy.
Many charts will visualize Scouting
to, those attending. Scoutmasters and
any others are welcome to attend.
The local voting members are: WAL
ter Englund, Owen w. Parker.
Those to report are A. r. Benson,
Scout Commissioner; Frank Kline on
Camping; D. c. Reed upon the Court
of Honor; Philip Schweickhard on
Leadership Training; N. j. Quickstad.
Rural Extention; o. H. Gibson on
Reading; E. G. Smith on Publicity.
The Scout Executive, G. s. Chase will
present the annual report on the gen.
eral tone Of the Council.
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JOHN GULbRANSON
HEADS COUNTY CLUB
COUNTY COMMISSIONER Gull
BRANSON SUCCEEDS AL. DYER
AS HEAD OF THE ST. LOUIS
COUNTY CLUB-ELY PEOPLE ON
COMMITTEES.

John Gulbranson of Proctor, county
commissioner of the Fifth district,
late Saturday afternoon was elected
president of the st. Louis County club
and Farm Bureau association, succeed
ing A. E. Dyer of Hibbing. The cleo
ton brought to close the organiza-
ton meeting of the newly chosen ex-
ecutive board following the final ses-
sion of the club Saturday noon at the
Hotel Duluth
Other officers named for the COM
ing year include Mrs. Fred Ward, Du-
luth, first vice president; Conrad
johnson, Meadowlands, second vice
president, and M. B. Elson, secretary
treasurer.
The directors were chosen by the
sectional groups at their annual meet
ings Friday and Saturday and immed-
lately following adjournment of the
convention Saturday noon the new
board met at luncheon, after which
the organization meeting was held.
Louis Christensen of Duluth, first vice
president last year, presided at the
closing session in the absence of Mr..
Dyer, who was ill at his home in Hip
bling.
The sixteen resolutions adopted by
the delegates in the morning were re-
viewed by the directors, who outlind
plans to carry out the mandates OF
the convention. The appointment of
the following twenty-five committees
to direct the activities during the COM
ing year was approved.
twenty-five Committees.
Civic and commerce section-Good
roads, H. w. Reick, Cook; NJ w. Turn
er, Duluth; o R Schochow, Virginia
Thomas Macarthur, Alborn, and Wal
lace West, route 8, Duluth Educa-
ton and citizenship, c. H. Barnes, Du-
luth; Edward Freeman, Virginia; w
E. Englund, Ely, and Mrs. S. WLevin
Zim Safety, S. K. Duff, Duluth; A
v. Rohweder, Duluth; Harry Lyons
Eveleth, and George Martinson, Hib-
bling. Forestery, A. G.. Hamel, Ely;
| Crosby Hoar, Duluth; Thomas Whit
ten, Virginia, and j q. Handberg
Crane Lake. Tourists, g. G. Carlson
Tower; A. G. Dukelow, Gilbert; Fred
Vibert, Duluth, and Henry Tenhunen
Virginia. Game and fish, H. T. Olson
Tower; William Hanson, Winton, L
H. Chapman, Cook, and Murdo Glib
son, Duluth. Legislation, George Per.
ham, Eveleth; G. r. Farrell, Virginia;
S. v. Saxby, Duluth. and P. Schaefer
| Ely.
Agriculture section-Land utiliza
ton, William F Haenke, H. R. Gill
bert, George A. Perham, all of Eve.
leth; John Anderson, Forbes, and j
j. Strukel, Red Ore. Marketing, George
Farley, Duluth; Erick Carlson, Du-
luth; John Ostlund, Gheen; Roy
Spence, Meadowlands. Livestock, DR.
]. E. Thompson, Ely; Christ Jensen
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Duluth; Leonard Scott, Poupore;
Frank Waidas, Orr, and Alfred Hoel,
Gilbert Horticulture, G. S. Anderson,
Duluth; M. A. Thompson, Duluth;
George Teske, Meadowlands; j. A.
Spurrier, Eveleth; Bert Smith, Hibbing,
and M. Thornberg, Cook Boys and
girls clubs, Harry Greenwood, Virgin
ia; Mrs. M. G. Francisco, Saginaw;
Mrs. H. Riesswig, Buhl, and w. G. Sar-
gent, Duluth. Crops and soils, Fred
Ward, Duluth; William Westland, Du-
luth; Albert Olson, Lakewood, and
Conrad Johnson, Meadowlands. Poul-
try, George G. Pauley, Hibbing; E. P.
Gibson, Meadowlands; Tom Bjornsten,
Duluth, and A. F. Thayer, Virginia.
Home and community section
Nutrition committee, Mrs. Fra k
Erickson, Meadowlands; Mrs. H. F.
Kendall, Iron; Miss Leah Keable, Du-
luth; DR.. g. j. Ferreira, Duluth, and
Roy E. Rash, Payne. Gardening Mrs.
M. G. Francisco, Saginaw; Mrs. Au-
gust Neubauer, Virginia; j. A. Spur
rier, Eveleth, and Mrs. A. A. Roberts,
Duluth. Child welfare, Mrs. Willard
Bayliss, Chisholm; Miss Helen Stoudt,
Duluth; Mrs Wilfred Longtin, Grand
Lake, and Mrs. George Perham, Eve
leth. Clothing Mrs. Peter Burtness,
Cook; Mrs. William Carlson, Gheen;
Mrs Oscar Anderson, Route 1, Du-
luth; Mrs. Albert Maxi, Angora, and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-12-14
GRADE CROSSING PROBLEM
TO GET MORE ATTENTION.

The Interstate Commerce commits
sion has recommended that the rail-
roads concentrate their attention and
resources on doing away with dam
gerous grade crossings instead Of
spending further money on installa-
ton of train control devices.
In the years 1928 to 1927 inclusive
there were 11,485 killed and 32,998 in
jured in grade crossing accidents. In
the same period there were 1,484 kill
ed and 1878 injured in rail collisions
and derailments.
In other words there were more than
seven times as many killed and nearly
twice as many injured in crossing &C
cidents as in accidents on the rail-
roads. ANY given sum of money, it is
believed, will prevent many more &C
cidents if spent on grade separations
than if spent on railroad safety ap-
planes.