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2.444
2,975
44,949
3,166
5,920
106,521
5,116
1,348
2,439
>.240
The underwriting probably will be
unnecessary, leaders Mid Tuesday, as
additional donations were being re-
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1,678
1.124
38,169
15,739
M7
2,998
1,824
3,885
52,225
17,736
17.1M
8,119
5,526
1,319
2,589
5,632
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27,712
23,506
1.022
21,119
8,058
2,279
35,793
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wins
are believed to have spent most of
their nights in damp mountain caves
to conceal the glow of their camp-
fires. At the last report the soldiers
were only three hours behind them.
It is belleved that Bistow has es-
caped brutality and torture, but even
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Murder Trial Adjourns
BUFFALO, N' < Apri 1—u—
The trial of Lila Jimerson, consump-
live Indian woman accused of com-
plicity in the murder of Clothilde
Man-hand, Tuesday, was adjourned
until Wednesday morning, apparently
because of the illness of the defend-
ant
Lila came into the courtroom with
the matron. She began coughing and.
as the cough wracked her body, ad-
journment was ordered.
She was removed to a hospital.
The judge. In directing the ad-
journment, avoided mentioning the
defendant's condition to the jury.
members of the Sir Douglas Mawson
expedition. reached here Tuesday.
Sir Douglas, who sailed from Cape-
town last October, sald that connider-
ing the weather, s tremendous amount
of work had been accomplished, and
several hundred miles added to U»
coastline of antaretica.
ordinarily treats its captives well but
this time tire federal troops are on
their heels and the outlaws know they
will stand blindfolded before a firing
squad if they are captured.- -
This I* the first time the bandits
have been followed so far into their
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DM license plates.
Penalties of 10 cents for each day
a car goes without a license began
Tuesday, and are cumulative until
August 1, when the auto is subject to
seizure for the amount of the license
Business Men Underwrite
Shortage of $9,000.
be made to hook on some time Wed-
nesday.
During the 24 hours ending at 1
o'clock Tuesday morning, 10,504 bar-
rels of oil was recovered from the cel-
lar and earthen pits around the well
The day before 15,400 barrels was re-
covered.
County commissloners Tuesday re-
quested Stanley Roger*. sheriff, to as-
sign a squad of men to the vicinity
of the well. *
MBS. MANLEY RITES TO
BE HELD WEDNESDAY
demnation proceedings may be neces-
sary for the city to get possession,
but, of course, owners may agree to
sell at the appraised value.
"We have studied the expenditures
of other cities in building their air-
(Pease Tara to Faxe A Celumn 1)
THREE MENBELIEVED
DROWNED AT HOUSTON
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Trash Fire Danger
Warning Is Issued
With more than 20 fires reported
Monday. George Rom, fire warden
and George Goff, fire chief, Tuesday
issued a warning against trash fires.
Because of high winds and dryness
of the soll, fires are particularly dan-
gerous, Ross said.
ply of fuel. The fliers will attempt
to make the 759-mile overwater flight
in eight hours.
1,874
1.4)7
10.277
4.145
21,284
llar mill for a fhoment in the mid-
e of his working day.
1 is a good idea. Crowds do hot
amor for admiasion, but it will grow
its founders perserve and refrain
om appointing a sergeant-at-arms,
■cm adopting a slogan, and see that
fellow gets a decent lunch for 50
mu. '
For Clemency
Slayer of Asher Man To Die
In Electric Chair On
May 2.
Tom Guest, sentenced to die May 8
for the murder of Bailey Browder.
Asher druggist, was denied clemency
Mansion Has Elevator And
Four Bathrooms,
Funeral services for Mia. Berta
Manley, 55 year* old. who died Mon-
day night at her home. Sixty-seventn
street and Western avenue, will be
held at 2 o'clock Wednesday after-
noon at Watt* A McAtee funeral
home, according to tentative arrange-
ments. Rev. F. 8. Porter. will officiate
Mn. Manley, widow of Will Manley. a
city contractor, had lived here 17
years.
5,273
16,700
33,064
13.242
44.4M
2.552
4,245.
78,892
18,096
17.034
6,000
5,170
2,277
4,035
10,999
30,688
38,360
22.710
1,540
36,164
7,214
2.354
58,863
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W. T. Hates, in California, sent a
telegram to drive headquarters, prom-
tong a 35,000 gift.
Official audita of the drive accounts
were started Tuesday by C. H. Peck
The "victory" dinner Monday night
marked the clone of work by solicitors
One-Light Autos To
Result in Arrests
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On the Air Today
Cinderella of the Skies
Society .
Bridge Lesson
Dorothy Dix .
Time* Pattern
Cross-Word Puzzle
Everyday Questions
Oil News
Adventure in language
land
Sports
Markets
Wet-Moist State Vote
Equals Totals for Drys
souts feel they must have.
With the Boy Scouts withdrawing.
______ _ _ for burglary, received Feb. 21, 1929; shortage, 14 business men volunteered
ke a particular delight in rushing|Dewey Hill, LePlore county, two years.......
wrongh every misdeed at this unfor- for larceny of livestock: 8. C. Phomea,
iiUtn young man because of bi* Seminole county, five years for auto
ther. larceny, committed Nov. 14, 1929.
A mf-.
Midizht
Read's Request I* Favored
WASHINGTON, April 1—(—Ap-
proval of the Abilene & Southern rail-
way'* proposed construction between
Ballinger and San Angelo, Txan, un-
less the Sapta Fe grants complete
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ntine, Chili
6,282
13.014
171.734
50.423
50,707
35,389
20,204
4,012
10.740
21.124
07.006
01,111
70,Ml
4,213
63.474
24.223
7,825
115,679
366,804
14.247
0,712
120,477
13,388
21,N3
220,084
0,444
4,443
0,225
9,553
State* ia the aim of leader* in the
fight for the $42,000 airport bond
issue, approved by the supreme court
Tuesday.
The approval was looked upon a*
the last real barrier to the progress
of the city to the fore in aviation
circles.
H. C. Martin, chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce aviation com-
mittee, said that his aides had been
ready for the court's action for
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Troops Await Supplles
General Rodriguez is expected to be
stubborn when he receives the propo-
sal to withdraw his troops. He has
said emphatically that he win not
give up the search until the bandite
are dead or captured.
Temporarily his troops are at a
standstili a few miles from Coculatan
white a new service of supply is estab-
lished, but the general intends to
plunge farther into the wilderess M
soon as his troops are provisioned.
Bristow has enlisted the aid of the
American consul at Mazatlan in an
effort to prevail on the Mexican gen-
eral to suspend the chase at least
long enough ro that an envoy may
penerate to Longarica’s lair. Ransom
of 414,000 is ready for delivery to the
bandit chief, but Longarica ia cau-
tious and remains in hiding white the
mountain passes bristle with guns.
BYRD SHIP LEAVES
| Will Rogers Says:
Here is the advance copy of
what Mr. Hoover will say over
4,195
2.Ml
42,826
3,535
7.242
54 072
2,582
1,210
2,971
2,460
4.2M
1,444
4,404
11,270
4,255
14,290
Tuesday.
Since Guest's conviction to’ been
affirmed by the criminal court of ap-
peals, his only recourse now is to
make a direct plea to Governor Hol-
loway. The oldest inmate of death
row, Guest has been at the peniten-
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Ready For Job
Byers Clean Up All Plans
And Awaits Zero Hour.
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and repeal were neck-to-neck with the absolute enforce-
ment faction, according to figures published in this week’s
issue of the magazine received Tuesday by mail subscribers.
Results of the poll were:
ie new manager cornea to the city
cing the first break in the ranks of
iose who have participated in the
nd since its Inception six year* ago.
We trust a way may yet be found
i keep the Community Fund intact,
nd to give the Boy Scouts the money
ley need to prosper. There ia no
ninsaying that the movement has
en standing still for two years.
pMK census taker has official cre-
L denttai*.
You may identity him quickly. He
ill show hl* authority gladly if you
ik a civil question. Any person who
nocks at your door Impersonating an
dficer of the federal government to
able to a term in federal prison. It
ach attempt to seek admission to
our home, call the police.
Don't be piqued at the questions
bu are asked. There to a valuable
urpose behind every question.
Remember that your full participa-
ion will help Uncle Sam collect ac-
Ml facta about a family of 122,000,-
DO or more men. women and children.
AHERE la a luncheon club in Okin-
L homa City which ha* no perma-
ent Offteert, no standing ommittees
o membership dues. It does not have
song lender nor lecture you roundly
yog tai to have 100 percent atten-
ahce for a year. AU It costs to the
Mm at a lunch It is the Relgious
uhcheon club. It meet* at the T;
I. C. A. regularly at noon Wednesday.
t invites Laymen who make no pre-
Daily average production
of crude oil in the United
States for-the week ending
March 29 was:
2,529,001 Barrels
This was a decrease of:
11,805 Barrels
Oklahoma's production
was:
614,260 Barrels
. This was a decrease of: •
980 Barrels
-- Oklahoma City pool pro-
duction was:
73,860 Barrels
This was an increase of:
9,835 Barrels
(etalls •• rage 10)
Last Barrier Believed Gone
In Fight for City Land-
ing Field.
Construction of the most erntetent
onn Emmam
riinivarm--■
By JESSIE HENDERSON
tCapyriuht, 1930. to Oklahoman-Timen)
IOLLYWOOD, Calif., April 1-
11 Gaze your last on the "exces-
sive" screen kiss. Listen your test
to "pointed" profanity in the films.
Bid farewell to the bed, the bath
tub, the hula skirt, unless these
items prove absolutely essential to
the requirements of art. And save
'7. V TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—OKLAHOMA CITY,t TUESDAY, APRIL 1, "1930. ■ > . PRICE: City 2c, Ortgid*
IRPORT BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED
vceived. Contribution* at noon had
cut the shortage to $9,000.
SPOKANE, Wash., April 1—O-
Approval has Been granted for a loan
of 41,000,000 to the North Pacific
Grain Growers, Inc., by 11m federal
credit bank. E. M. Erhardt, president
of the spokane branch of the bank,
has announced.
Working until the wee hours of
Tuesday morning, a staff of clerks
under 8. A. Byers, census supervisor,
compleled portfolios for Oklahoma
City and wound up preparallons for
taking the DM ceusus in the fifth
aistrict Wednesday,
Enumerators in logan. Payne and
Oklahoma counties will start the
count Wednesday morning. A force
of reserves has been’ mustered and to
ready to assist where needed, Nyers
said.
Start of censis enumeration in
recently annexed Oklahoma City dis-
tricts will be delayed until portfollos
arrive from Washington, Byers said.
A total of 253 districts are appor-
Honed in Byers’s territory. Oklahoma
City contain* 132 districts. Logan and
Payne counties have 91 and Okla-
homa county M.
offering to donate >1.000 each
necessary.
Dependable used car deal-
ers advertising regularly
in Oklahoman and Timet
"Automobiles" Want-ads,
have scores of good buys
in used cars—1929 models
on back, all makes, prices. »
For your first or second
car, go. shopping through
these columns— the state’s
largest used car market
place.
Ed Rlackahy, 40 years old. living
one mile west of Newcastle, was killed
instantly Monday afternoon, when he
was crushed under a chicken house.
The wind blew the building over
Hlackaby was taken to the Tuttle
funeral home at Newcastle.
Pinerat eervices will be conducted
at the home at 9 o’clock Wednesday
morning, and at the Anadarko Bap-
tst church at ) o'clock in the after-
noon He is survived by his wife, a
daughter. Nola Mae, and a son. Har-
old, of Oklahoma City. Blackaby was
formerly a tax -solicitor for Caddo
county.
Connections Torn From Cas-
ing and Test Flows
Into Air.
(Mm. ou newse von-fare 10) --
With connections completely torn
loose from top of me casing the I. T.
I. O. RaMw No. 1 Mary Sudik, la
south ewl of the Oklahoma City field,
was running wild and thrcwing a flood
of oil into the air Tuesday morning.
points, would he given by the Inter-
state commerce commiasion under
recommendations submitted Tuesday
>y one of its examiners.
Editorial
IUCCESS at the f. W. C. A. cam-
) paign for a 4700,000 building fund
.the greatest nchievement of Okla-
oma City since the war.
Probably it wiU be next fall before
serations begin on the building site.
I any event, the fine structure pro-
eted there, to a foretaste at a new
d’henutiful Oklahoma City, certain
• grow up surrounding the park plaza
gabiixhed by the elimination dl the
hiroads.
The greatest thing about the Y. W
. A planned to that it to a virile, po-
int demonstration of the reality of
nrualanty. ....
T would have been more considerate
, If the Boy Scouts had waited un-
Ransom Money Is Ready
Fear Expressed for Father As
— Result of Long Cap-
tivity in Hills.
MAZATLAN, Mexico, April 1-
(Special.) — Withdrawal of federal
this decision to rush work on the air-
port improvement, and this is ex-
pected to start a* soon as the bonds
can be sold A M-day period must
elapse between Tuesdays decision and
the mte.
Although Ruth alleged in hi*
suit that it was filed "for himself
and on behalf of 1,608 resident tax-
payers end voters of Oklahoma City."
he appeared throughout the cage as
lone plaintiff and attorney.
His reference to 1,608 reaident tax-
payers was to include person* who.
along with him, voted against the
issue, July 30. The bond* carried
with a light vot of 2,061 for the to
sue.
troop* in order that communication
may be established with the bandit
gang of Trinidad Longarica, capton
of J. E. Bristow, American oil man.
was sought Tuesday by Oble Bristow,
son of the prisoner and former Uni-
versity of Oklahoma football star.
Since soldiers commanded by Gen.
Pablo Rodriguez entered the Tepic
wilderness in pursuit of the kidnapers.
Longarica has broken off all commu-
nication with' the outside world and his
men are hiding in the caverns of the
unexplored mountain region near Co-
culatan.
“ It has been three weeks since Bris-
tow. prospecting for gold where no
law is known, fell into the hands of
Longarica and his desperadoes, who
are holding him for ransom.
side over a land where there is
no Pennsylvania to make your
tariff; where sugar is a com-
modity and not an issue;
where your manufacturers
and your farmers are so prim-
itive that they think their re-
lief has to come from their
own efforts and not from their
president; where your coun-
tries are not prominent enough
to have refugeea stranded at
foreign conferences, and last-
ly, brothers, if the prohibition
issue ever comes up during
your term, resign Quick in fa-
vor of your worst enemy. Boys,
I am telling you a mouthful.
"Yours in envy, H. ILL
WILL..
The Weather
NCAL-lomqy. unartited, eolder to
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sarly elondy.______
tiary almost ever since Browder's
aleath, Sept. 2, 1928. Guest was »
member of a eang of bank robbers
which Browder attempted to thwart
The board, meeting at the capitol,
refused recommendations for restora-
tion of citizenship to four unnamed
convicts. Five paroles and the restor-
ation of citizenship to seven others
were recommended, The board Mon-
day recommended two paroles.
Mrs. Effic Bishop, former city clerk
of Pawnee, given a three-year sen-
tence on an embezzlement convictkin,
was one of the five for whom clem-
ency was recommended Tuesday. site
was committed April 13. DM.
The four others are Bryan Magert,
darfield County, five years for burg-
The "entimtM Afemna
with the ruling that while the ttle
of the ordinance calling the bond elec-
tion might have contained two sub-
jects, it failed to show duplicity.
Ruth ha* D day* tn which to aik
for a rehearing.
Approval of the tend* dean the
way tor Oklahoma City to take to-
$23
, $5
HOUSTON, Texas, April 1.— --
Three men are bettered to have
drowned in San Jacinto river, near
here, shortly before midnight Monday,
when their monte boat sank near
the Market street road bridge.
Of six men in the boat when it
went down, two white men, Joe Scott
and Albert Miller, and a Negro, Peter
McGee, were missing Tuesday,
Tagless Drivers
Facing Penalties
the new manager of theCommun- _
Fund had put his feet on the
Hind and given his assistance to ths
nest effort of those in charge of
the phone Thursday to the
presidents of Argen "
and Uruguay. "Brol _____
dents: You are lucky to pre-
lary. committed Sept. 13. D2S; A. J. bringing the week's campaign to a
Williams, Cotton county, five years successful close. Facing the 314.004
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459 14 Aoon 4
Educational Inquiry
mecelpt of 5500 from R. T. Stuart,
preside nt of the Mid-Continent Lfe
Insurance Co., for the educational
commission to study the Mate's
school problem*,, was acknowledged
Tuesday by Governor Holloway.
The governor recently appealed for
110.004 for the work, for which 37,600
Alrendy has been contributed by the
RockefeBer .oundaUon and the Ok-
lahoma Education assoclation. He
told Stuart* to the first individual
NORTHAMPTON. Mam.. Apr 1—
<*)—Calvin Coolidge Tuesday an-
nounced that in a month or two he
and Mn. Coolidge would abandon the
little, two-family dwelling house where
they have resided for many years to
take up more spaclous quarters tn a
14-room mansion here known as "The
Beeches."
Coolidge described it as "a modest
place with a little land." althaugh
"The Beeches" has nine aerea, an
out-door swimming pool, tennia courts
and abundant flower gardena The
house contains forr baths, an elevator
and telephone connections on each
floor.
The house wm built by Dr. Henry
N. MacCracken, president of Vasar
college when he was professor of Eng-
lish at Smith collage here.
“We have our preliminary plans all
ready," Martin said. "It remains now
fotusto acquire the 240 acre* of land
adjoining the present port to begin
actual construction. In a survey pre-
ceding the bond issue proposal, it was
decided that 40 acre* to the west, 44
to the south and 40 on the southwest
are needed for improvement purpose*.
"This land was appraised at $58,-
004," Martin sald. "Of course, con-
e
no
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pounds to the square inch.
_ . . ..... A new set of connections WM being
Workers in the campaign to raise assemhled Tuesday and attempts wil
$70,000 for the propored Y. W. C. A. --
building were only 39,000 short of the
s fund to find the money the5 Boy "
mtta feel they must have.
Fear* for Hi* Father
Young Bristow was fearful ‘Tuesday
that the hardships and anxiety of the
long captivity have caused a break in
his father’s health. The bandits have
been moving, almost consantly since
' the capture to elude Rodrizuez, They
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Observers estimated there remained days over its line between the two
about nine and one-half hour's sup-
MM action 48 improving its airport
andECeconomlcnlaliportan Lha United j 2050006 x
City officiate have been awaiting
goal Tuesday morning, with more
than enough assured to put the drive
Over.
With about 214,004 needed Monday
night, it wm announced that contri-
butions of $701,196.70 were assured.
the sixth day of its wild rampage.
With a change to wind fronr the wild mountain retreats.
south to the north, the menace to the; to time they have seen the glistening
world's greatest oll field, was partially trappings of their pursuers.
removed. - -
The flow wm estimated M large
M when the well wm on its rampage
last Thursday, when it was flowing
an estimated 2,004 barrels of oU au
hour.
Last connections eave way some
time during Monday night, and * I
believed that sand, coming with the
oil, gradually cut the steel pipes until
they could no longer stand the pres-
sure. which is estimated at 3,400
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VOL. XL. NO. 276.
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Public Undressing is Banned in Films Troop Recall
r (Unless H‘s Essential to the Plot!) 1
code contains. Dress, sex, religion,
morbid psychology, law, biology,
moral*, prohibition, medicine, inter-
national anti domestic relations-
there’s nothing the new code doesn’t
. cover. It * m all-embracing m the
revamped screen vamp tent.
Forbidden are vulgarity, nudity In
fact, undressing except as a plot es-
sential. inadequate dance costumes,
suggestive dances, crime* throwing
sympathy against the law. killings
thai might inspire Imitation, white
slavery, technical detajla of murder,
Tleale turt Fakeolumns
Billy Sunday can’t help it because Restoration Of citizenship was
• own son hu turned to the flesh- | recommended for:
this te dwibtlul. 'H»e tamgartew prtwl ~
Because of the increase of automo-
bile* operating in Oklahoma City
with one headlight. Capt. Tom Webb
in charge of the traffic department
Tuesday ordered motorcycle officers
to tag all can without proper lights.
Automobiles with only one light, the
captain declared, cause numerous ac-
cidents.
Fliers Take Off On
Nonstop Bermuda Hop
NORTH BEACH. N. Y. April l.—
•—Capt, Lewis A. Yancey and two
companions took off early Tuesday on
an attempted nonstop flight to Ber-
muda.
The plane rose from the water of
Long Island Sound on the sixth at-
tempt to get into the air. In at-
tempting to lift the ship, Yancey and
hin companions used more than one
hour's aupply of gasoline.
Wind Razes Hen Coop Tuesday for the United States.
----- Pacitie Grata Men Get Loan
abfdzrmatzertturiremgfonues-tb the advisory pardon and parole
ual is interested in. It gives a
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........ 23,425
........ 1,451
........ 26,193
......... 11,561
......... 3,160
.........21,023
.........57,454
.........' 6,425
......... 3,054
.........41,702
... 4,447
......... 8,610
.........66,484
......... 1,968
......... 1,886
......... 3,815
......... 4.853
a....... 7,848
......... 1,859
......... 4,859
.........11.517
......... 4,942
.........11.141
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1.713 6,188
1,749 6,920
41.451 114.222
25,558 50.384
2,180 4.335
4,836 10.394
silent pictures brought realization
of the need for rule’ more compre-
hensive than those in effect for the
silent screen. The Association of
Motion Picture Producers, plus the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis-
tributors of America with Will Hays
m its president, went into confer-
ence. A brand new, shining code
came out.
• • •
TESPITE subdued yelps from op-
U ponente of censorship, the pro-
ducers generally admit that there is
logic behind every ban which the
a been upheld by the supreme court.
I hope the committee in charge at
ie work for the city has all of its
reliminary work out of the way.
here has been plenty of time for
reliminary engineering, arrangement
details. Gravel should be flying on
w site within 28 days-a 864dm
rport be in being before the first
f September. It will take Lockheed
teed and tri-motor dependability to
itch the other cities of the south-
ext in aviation.
• • •
WISH they would leave Billy Sun-
day's wild son, George, out of the
State Court
। Upholds Rule
Of Enid Judge
Funds of $425,000 for im-
provement of Landing
Field Assured.
Only One Vote Against
City Expected to Rush Im-
provement As Soon As-
Cash Is Available.
Oklahoma City's $450,000 airport
| bond urao was held valid by ths au-
preme court Tuesday.
With only one dissenting rote the
: court sustained the motion of John W.
Bird, of Enid, district judge, who dis-
missed the injunction suit of Charles
H. Ruth. Oklahoma City attorney,
against the bond issue in district
court. The opinion wm written by
Judge Robert A. Hefner with only
Justice John W. Clark dissenting-
Ruth's petition charged that Judge
Bird erred when he held the airport
bond issue wm sufficiently advertised,
thst only one subject wm contained .
In the title of the ordinance and that
the city had authority under ita
charter to acquire land for part pur- '
poses with the privilege of locating an
airport.
. Charges Not Proved
Citing an act by the 1929 legial-
lure, the court held that "every mu-
nicipal corporation within the state
shell have the right to engage in any
buniness or enterprise which may be
engaged in by a perm, firm or cor-
poration . . . and the right and the
power to acquire ... real estate for
aviation airports."
Referring to Ruth's charge that the
. 1__.a___ Ml-i. mmacanan-atu —m—.
EICVon WN nor SUIIICISIV-J HVEP
sned. the court held that Ruth had
q not alleged or shown "that the eleca
" tors did not have actual notce at the
ita. Probably Billy and "Ma” Sun-1 John nullard. nomer ye. four vein
nart guy is he that gets wisdom, ana a ews, 50 veers for man:
■ on and so on. It isn't too late, shzhter"oruniish Nov. 7, 1915, and
it, and the boy has been a man, of " R,|„ N"et: AnaM*. 1 veara for
a own estate, for 15 years. stirorzsofrp 2210393 Nov, ib. 1917
11 doesn't cause Bill, to pull his aeri "puncn;Pputbeg*: kegen,zer rat
inches any. Ute old evangelist stin i burolz‛3" Fomi: Nov, " 1921.
thumping the devil with his old Arthur Horn Crate, tevan w*” for
urage, but there e are yowa-feet j 1220
round Billy’s tVn that prob- 1027162,"
>ly put were. Mroied ort. ». 1017.
—Page 21 Constables and deputy sheriff*
—Page 4 Tuesday opened a campaign on mo-
—Page 8 torists who have failed to purchase
plus the penalty.
—Page 11 in addition to thio penalty, officers
—Page 18 threatened arrest of persons who drive
, —Page 23 without new tags. .
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Censwi Starts Today
This it the day when -200,000 by 1930" wint t
fatit. Babies born after today wont connt^
the 1930 census, and neither will later ne
comers, - “
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553,337 598,252 848.761 2,000,340
State
Alabama ...........
Arkansas ..........
California .........
Connecticut .......
Delaware ..........
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Are You Prepared?
The census taker will ask several questions,
indicated on the reproduction of the head of an
wnumerator's sheet, shown here. Do you know -
where your father and mother were bomf ___ • 1
a sob for the distraught director
who, when the scenario lags, can no
longer bid, the heroine disrobe. The
talkies haie reformed.
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