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k <■ iiti' oeIfllti ! 11■ niu - j, ;1 | rnnin ly Itir Broadway staire >iic- | r ' ' tirrenca-tb ’ 'duy at the Yuli|lri', :i- the opening Y'itaJ' 1 t. • j,,. which will he I y i * hat theat i • . notion was wonderfully k !lc 't> uudi nees all day many commenta were rethe new equipment for li'l program for the openk i'i'ti, " |, rf . n ( s Rrrtiiee 1 Grt in the fen T . supported by a about one hundred in all P K', dances and novelties ,r ' h '' in the latest devel"bni.olor, The filming ''"■e- j n ( . 0 | nr reaches effectiveness i n this pic* >M National I’ictnres Cnr-
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Y*’’j'uished Additional enteiutinment in, subject to the hill t. night ^an i Mteir tallying comedy releasi ‘‘Nnight 1 ‘‘Ynic of HoII.vwoimI Ihsie, a j Owls,” the comedy-team which ate , Movietone Cartoon Screen Song !.ml
I nation wide comedians of high atari- the Fox Sound New
{ dard.
The program remain- over t-oday and Tuesday, ami will afford nianv i patrons yet an opportunity to s e and , hear this i)ili as well a- to judge for | themselves just how w. II they lih 1 ' I
wntei\apor exi t at levels lower than those the spectroscope can investi-
gate.
"If oxygen and water-vapor exist
on Venus,” Dr. Olivier said, “then
Venus would hr most favorable for
VKM'S, M AKS, INH AHIIKD. |if e- And if thex do exist, then we MKTK<iK KXl’KIt'l KKASONS (0u)(1 ,. xpo( . t hi(rh ,. r , „f |if P to
flourish on Venus.”
I’HILADF.LI’HIA, March 2;) (UP) , 0 -i
—The theory that both Mars and
Venus are inhabited vancid by Dr. Charles
employed the assessor. The fact that a fight i- being made | lor new legislation and a tax reform, I indicates that Chicago's condition, 11lark though it may !»■ painted, i-
at least hopeful.
| I’rohihition in a eit> that wa- thro* - fourths wet was blamed by the speaker for more graft arid gang warfare, draft also came into its hey-day with the liquor traffic and police squads were known to have given truck loads of liquor safe convoyage through the city to prevent seizure or high-jack-ing. ,, / Prof. Cox estimated that there were 10,000 prof, sionul criminals in Chicago. lie hlatned conditions in that
Society News (Continued from page 2) They will make their home in Greencastle.
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Century Club Mel VVilh Mr*. Taylor Mrs. C. Howard Taylor was hn.-tr-to the Century club Saturday afternoon During the bu-ine-- -ission Universal membership was di cussed hut no definite action »n- taken. Oiih rs were taki n from member- of the club for five dozen towels made by the women of the State School foi
the Blind.
Mr-.TV'ichors opened tin piogiam (iy reading from the thlrteehth chapter
take a griui|i nf friends joyriding. The joy ride still was in progress when Miller r cognized the machine. DrPauw S|)rin«: Sports To Start It \ S I!K 11.1. SKA SON TO Ol'KN M \ l MONDAY. I K V< h MI N BUSY.
city upon, first its phenominal growth, of Koman-. following which the mem second, upon it-mixed population, a’nl Ur.- repeated the Club Colic, t. In third, its rapid rise in wealth, and. Sunny Seville and Quaint Valencia
lastly, ufron an antiquated constitu-
tion that limit'd ministration.
the powers of ad-
the newly installed Vit.mhohC | p.p.lrited ha- he-, lid-i PROF COX TACKS ABOUT ment. , , •I...,l... |-. Oliv. r, pro-! CHICAGO SUNDAY EVENING
\T THU OK \ N \DA
William Boyd ( oming I" Granada In
“Officer O'Brien”. Kudy Vallee Playing l.usl limes Tonight. Coming to the Granada Tuesday
and Wednesday Melodramas ever brought to the Talking Screen, which is “Officer O'Brien" Bathe's latest r lease starring the popular young player William Boyd who needs no
introduction to the public. In the sup- ( Ml, " m 1 • porting cast are l.rnest Torrence, u " '
Dorothy Sebastain and Clyde Conk, a*
j fe-sor of astronomy, University of |
I'ennsylvnnia, directoi of tie Flower Prof. Garfield Cox of Chicago uni-Ob-ervatory and President of the Am-1 vetsity. painted a rather dark picture
erican Meteor Society.
He contends that while it is extremely probable both planets are hubitatrd by animals, Venus is more likely to he the abode of higher developed forms of life than Mars. Mars, according to the professor, does rot have a temperature exceeding lip degiees, even at midday of
and frequently the temperabelow the freezing point
“One can
conclude then that life
and gave some startling facts concerning Chicago, at the Young People’s service Sunday evening in the Little
Theatre.
Prof. Cox, a former member of the faculty at Wabash college, said that many of the problem that Chicago faces today in a financial ami politi- . al way, are common or have beep, common to many large cities. The speaker described conditions under a sy-tem where graft in city government held sway. Where mil-
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congratulated upon
all of whom are well known to picture ! Dr. Olivier said,! lions were turned from their proper ffans. , ' sea reel x expect higher < hannels to enrich individuals or pn-
^ «>*»- *1 -e**"* „ . , bir.l- would ho likdy, hut animals nn-j The financial crisis that the city of
wh- the subject of the papei for the afternoon given by Mi-.- Harriett Jo - lin. tier mariner of presentation wx unusual and interesting in that he gave personal glimpses of the-. Span-
ish cities.
Mr. and Mrs T. D. Hrookshin wen
While Chicago may t>e bad, tin .-peaker said in closing, .New Y’ork, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and St. Isiui-
have had such period.-,
In chapel this morning, Prof. C.«\ !
spoke on “Prohibition From an Eeon-j here Monday from Koachdab
omL-t's Standpoint". Those Who bene-
fitted most from the eighteenth Frank Case, trust. Jack on amendment, the siwaker said, wen I township, was here on business Mon-
the industrial classes or middle clas.- ‘lay. people. Greater efficiency has been manifested among industrial workers
KOI l SALK OR TKADF: New player Piano. Phone Rural ififi.
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SIOUX CITY, la., March :’.l—l>>onard Bainholtz, 18-year-old high l school boy, was killed early today
., 8rr eon a musirnl com-
h'vishness.
' 1,10 program is nno of 1 < ntrd hore this seaI ni ' r l M 'tter could have ,, r the opening hill to ^ ,h '' T'ossihilitles of n 1
puipment.
ana Oliver Hardy fur-
Willinm Boyd
spiring role eminently suited to his
magnetic personality and in which he "■..i « ! Chicago is i o\\ attempting to solve Ytc.iufts himself with fine results. I, y pnus reeeiv-;wa.- not entirely unavoidable, the It’s a wonderful moving, (enso in 1 " ■un speaker maintained. No taxes have I ran i a and rich in reallistn. An all- ( "'g’ (f h| ,, hr| . f orms „f been collected in Chicago since 1927, dialogue production that will enter- •• " " • Idue to u fight to get reappruisement tain well and a picture that will bo Te. 01|vj( ^ that w hile the j of property. No H» -U m of appraising remembered long awaeiwaids. 1 , not reveal the oxiat- leal estate existed outside the loop To-night th. Granada presents H i , ! 'l’" " mnreciahle amount of w .i- | and the amount a man was taxed d**the last times, the fanmu- Radio sin- « • . lh( . ( ., OU)ls n r p ( . n ded almost entirely on wh»t kind Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut > ' b|< (li . lt thl . I „f contribution he was wiltlag to make
and to the asses, or or the machine that
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Yankees in the Songland Romance Venus, “The Vagabond Lover." Ollier added of the
it is pns
earth ami that oxygen
since prohibition.
A survey, he said, -hows that only about 20 per cent of the output of liquor (K'fore prohibition is now- tieing manufactured or smuggled illicitly. Hankers have declared that pay checks in saloon days were cashed
nine times out of ten in a saloon, ^ detective Is-on Miller Now they come from groceries, doth-1 , ^ ^ t(> hii|t .
ing store- and the hanks thpmselv '*'' liut „ nln | tj | ( ,
rather than speak-ensies, the counter- ' Rarnho|tl who <Jit| not know
part of the saloon.
Industrial accidents have been fewer since prohibition and charity institutions have found their work le«sened due to financial saving among the working cla.-s. What remains to be done tmtay U to institute li drtV* against the idg proiiucer and the big smuggler of contraband alcohol, Prof.
Next Monday afternoon, DePauw will open the baseball season here with Danville’s sluggers forming the i pposition. The Tiger diamond squad will lie led thi* year hy Norman Habiock, of ln<liuna|tolis, regular ,-hoitj stop for the past two years. Raymond “Gaumy" N'etil, is lia-c-(mil roach this spring, and although the team xva- hard hit by graduation last June, the Old Gold mentor has hope- of producing a well balanced ag-gn-gation before the season ends. The complete schedule follows: .April 7, ('.• .tral Normal, here; April 10, Purdue, there; Aplil Ki, ItMliuitu Central, there. Apill 18, Indiana, | there; April 2.7, State Normal, here; ; April 28, Hall college, there; May 2, Indiana Ce .tral, here; May (5, State Normal, there; May 12, Wabash, there; May Id, Hull college, here; May HI, Central Noimul, there; May 28, Waba.-h, here. In track. Coach I.. C. Huchhcil has 7 veteran- out of an all-star squad of 18 thinlv clads from last year. For tlie past five .-easons, Huchheit's thinly olnds have won the l.ittle State Moot which is indeed a worthy rec-
ord.
Chances for duplicating this H at
o|>ened I this spring are very doubtful hut stolen "Buoh” has hi- 7 veterans as u nu-
, deu- ami believes he can turn out a the'winning team before the state meets.
ear was stolen, was riding with a group of high school boys and girlwhen Miller sighted the automobile. Harry Deal, who later admitted he stole the car, ignored an onh r to halt. Miller's first bullet Struck Hurnholtz, killing him almost in-
stantly. r
Deal, according to police, said he
Cox concluded.
I had taken the ear so (hat he could
FYePauw’s truck -ohedule - follow-; April HI, State Normal here; April 19, Karlham, there; April 22,. Indi; i e<'ntral here; April 2i>, Penn-ylvania Relays, Philadelphiu; April 20, Ohio W« , sleyiin, there; Max 2, Hall Coliege, here; May Klf l.ittlu State meet, at Butler; May 17, Hig State meet, at Notre Dame, May 24, Onttal inter'•ollegiatti inert, at Milwaukee, Wi