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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1925

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Open Night Class Offers Free Evening Education in DeKalb

DeKalb board of education announces the opening of a free night school tomorrow at Ellwood School. Two sessions weekly from 7:30 to 9:30, teaching English arithmetic citizenship and more. Principal B C Mohrmann will head the program with seven instructors under city superintendent F R Ritzman.

DeKalb Board of Education Ellwood School B. C. Mohrmann Ellwood Might Board of Education Virginia Harrison Adah Lohafer Maine Olsen Elvira Collin Maude Nicholson

Stage Stars of Chicago Shows to Appear Here

Tomorrow evening opens a three day DeKalb theatre program featuring three vaudeville acts that wowed Chicago audiences plus the film Lights of Old Broadway with Marion Davies. Headlining is The Hickville Frolics from Balban Katz circuit, promising capacity crowds Thursday through Saturday. Also on the bill are Tommy Wenders, touted as the youngest Charleston dancer, and Henry Dixon of KYW radio fame who recently entertained at the Armistice Day banquet.

DeKalb Theatre Chicago Marion Davies

Illinois Shows Best November Industrial Conditions

November in Illinois brought strong industrial activity with 1,186 manufacturers employing 286,315 workers on payrolls during the week of November 15 and wages totaling 7,156,167 dollars, a 5.5 percent rise from October. The report notes job demand at 126 applicants per 100 jobs this year versus 140 last year, and a continued upturn in recent months. The Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a noon luncheon tomorrow to discuss important business.

Chicago Ilinois Bureau of Industrial Accident and Labor Research Chamber of Com- Ree

Henderson Named as the County Clerk

S Miles Trenderton was named to fill the unexpired term of Charles Talbot as county clerk by the board of supervisors. Officers read committee reports and set assignments while Talbot's resignation stands, and the December term is expected to be lengthy with ongoing business.

S. Miles Trenderton Board of Supervisors Charles Talbot Tenderson

Election of Woodmen Officers in DeKalb Camp Highlights

DeKalb camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held its annual officer election at Jarboe hall with strong attendance. Elected were Andrew Kaiser as W A Soar Clerk Robert Shipp Banker Ben Stewart Escort Glenn Anderson Watchman Arnold Carlson Sentry J Ed Anderson Truster Walter Grodeland Physicians Dr J Rankin and Dr C D Carter Col J H Jarboe concluded a 27 year tenure as clerk and urged choosing a younger member for the role.

DeKalb Woodmen of America Jarboe Hall Andrew J. Kaiser W. A Soar Robert Shipp Ben €. Stewart Glenn Anderson Arnold Carlson J. Ed Anderson Walter Grodeland J. Rankin C. D.carter J. H. Jarboe Col. Jarboe Met Hey Met Youncer

Brew Permits Revoked for District in Midwest

Chicago December 11 An order from B C Yellowly prohibition head for the three state district Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin revokes all brewery permits effective December 31 Each brewer must cease operations abandon current permits and reapply under strict new regulations Yellowly says the move aims to break the liquor industry backbone and stamp out cheating breweries in the region

Chicago Illinois Indiana Wisconsin B.C. Yellowly Prohibition

Two Sycamore Men Arrested After Car Incident

Two Sycamore young men, ner Simons and George Kimbrough, both colored, were arrested in Sycamore after 2 am on charges of attempting to drive over an officer and intoxication. Sheriff E. E. Crawford took them to jail. A gallon jug of liquor was found in the auto. They deny knowledge of the liquor and blame someone who parked the car in Aurora.

Sycamore Ner Simons George Kimbrough E. E. Crawford Aurora Martin

Damage Suit Seen Headed To Jury In DeKalb Court

In DeKalb County Circuit Court Judge John Newhall hears the case of Mrs. Cynthia Case seeking 25000 dollars from Charles Weddell. The jury is expected to receive the case today with court arguments set for this afternoon.

DeKalb Circuit Court John Newhall Cynthia Charles Weddell Tate

Batavia to Entertain Knights at District Convention

Rowena Lodge No The seventh district gathering will be hosted in Batavia on Friday with high attendance expected. Delegations from Sandwich Aurora Elgin Woodstock Geneva Batavia DeKalb will attend both sessions. Grand officers including James E. Derring er and Al Douglas may be present. DeKalb aims for large turnout and transport plans are underway to ensure wide representation. The prize is a silk flag or officers jewels.

Rowena Lodge Knights of Pythias Et Tetegin Hell Jved Fforts Delsaly Lwdge No Grand Bedge James E. Derringer Bushnell al Douglas Sandwich Aurora Elgin Woodstock Geneva Batavia DeKalb Guy M. Grimes DeKalb Lodge G. M. Grimes Pythias

Theft hits Peacock summer house near Lake

A Chicago family reports their summer home of Mrs C D Peacock at Deep Lake was robbed last night. Furnishings valued between 20 000 and 25 000 were taken with a $6 000 rug among the items. A secretary said a party left Chicago to verify contents.

Peacock William Th Deep J Lake C. D. Peacock Chitaen Mes Teacork Chicago

Chang Seems Doomed to Lose His Capitol

Tokio reports graphic communication with Mukden cut off for 24 hours. Capture of Mukden by General Ling appears imminent as Mukden’s war load reportedly fled.

Chang Tokio Japan Der Mukden Ling Mukden Teaver Tso Lin

Harmony efforts at Varn Birenoa Federation meeting

Members debated resolutions to unify farm policy amid partisan debate on tariff and price fixing. Senator Capper and President Coolidge drew contrast as federation members weighed support for a farmer friendly program and broader tariff stance.

Chinen Varn Birenoa Federation DA eFehees Aminion Coolidge

Plan Visit to Disabled War Vets Thursday

DeKalb Legion post and auxiliary members plan a trip from City Hall to Elgin for about 400 disabled veterans. They will hold a smoker and Christmas party at the boys' building in Elgin with cigars candy and fruit. The event aims to host the ex service men at the Elgin state hospital as the season ends.

Ottweleck American Legion Elgin DeKalb Organization Legion Post DeKalb Legion Post Legion Auxiliary Unit DeKalb Elgin State Hospital

New Burglar Alarm System Underway at DeKalb Bank

Work on the DeKalb Trust and Savings bank building progresses toward week’s end with a modern burglar alarm system. Installation requires extensive wiring and connections through the building and vault room in the basement, with final tests expected to begin shortly.

DeKalb Trust & Savings Bank

Little Change in Condition Dr. A. Thornton

Dr. A. Thornton remains in the same condition after a stroke that affected his right side. He is confined to his home in Leland. He was stricken while driving from this city to Leland and was accompanied by his daughter Miss Dorothy Thornton.

O. Sane Land C. D. ‘Thornton Dekh Thornton Leland Dorothy Thornton

Veterans Aid Data From Veterans Bureau Report

A July 1925 report by General Frank Hines shows 287,614 veterans with disabilities from war service and 52 percent of tuberculosis cases rated as disabled. Neuropsychiatric conditions are a major disability, with 64,815 cases under care. Monthly compensation for mentally ill veterans totals 2077.70 and general medical cases total 3,004,100. Vocational training nears completion with 22,987 men in training. Dependents of 65,953 deceased veterans receive $1,744,090 monthly.

Fie Joseph Wasney Sushinsten Dee World Way Fccused Soiliers Frank ‘F Mines Burea Hickes Veteran Bureau Veterans Bureau Hines Services

Merchants to Meet to Plan Christmas Store Hours

Merchants union of the Chamber of Commerce schedules a Thursday noon meeting at Innovation grill room to set the Christmas holiday hours. Attendees will discuss the store opening evenings and aim to start the new schedule next week.

Merchants’ Union of the Chamber of Commerce Innovation Grill

Albania Struck by Destructive Floods in Scutari

Albania endures severe floods submerging a large portion of Durazzo’s Scutari area. Hundreds become homeless as waters rise. Government mobilizes relief with supplies and aid reaching the stricken city.

Albania Durazzo Scutari

Deadlock in Senate Over Insurgent Members LaFollette Nye

Republican majority in the senate remains deadlocked over seating two insurgent members, LaFollette and Nye. Committee assignments and seating plans face delay while negotiations continue, with adjournments to seek a compromise and light on Nye’s appointment by Governor Sorley of North Dakota.

Kineton Senate Robert M. LaFollette Gerald Nye Republican Committee On Committees LaPollette Sorley North Dakota Nye LaFollette Goff West Virginia LaPoliette

Army Loses in Plans to Hear Mitchell Foe

Washington D C Dec. 3 The war department failed again to brand Colonel Mitchell as a plagiarist The court refused to hear testimony from Capt Thomas Hart a Navy submarine expert who authored a 1919 lecture alleged copied into Mitchells Winged Defense The judge ruled the court not trying Mitchell for plagiarism and sustained the decision to exclude the witness The department had earlier failed on similar grounds

Washington, D. C War Department Mitchell Court Martin Mitchell Lear Thomas Hart United States Navy Col. Blanton Winship

Services for Mrs Doyle of Malta Are Held

Funeral services for Mrs John Doyle of Malta were held at 10 a.m. at St Marys church in the city. Burial followed at St Marys cemetery in DeKalb. Mrs Doyle, a long time Malta resident since age six, died Sunday afternoon after a nine month illness. She leaves a grieving husband, two children, four sisters in Chicago, and three brothers. A sister, brother and father had previously died.

Doyle Malta John Doyle St. Mary's Church St. Mary's DeKalb Chicago

British Clash With Druse Tribesmen on Frontier

British frontier gendarmes reportedly clashed with Druse tribesmen near Jerusalem and Talestine as tribesmen chased French forces across the frontier Monday before surrender was refused. Several injured on both sides. Also noted, Miss Rena Munson of Aurora becomes operator at the Sanitary Beauty Parlor with promises of persuasive trial results and Thursday all-day service by appointment at phone 987.

Jerusalem Talestine Dee Rena Munson Aurora

Good Fellows of DeKalb Seek Christmas Aid

Community group Good Fellows in DeKalb asks residents to donate for baskets of food and small gifts for needy families. Donations may be sent to Mrs. E. W. Boardman. Elks lodge offers basement space for packing. Woman's club to assist, with volunteers and cars for distribution.

Chiren DeKalb DeKalb Woman's Club Good Fellow Santa Claus

Negotiating France's Four Billion War Debt

Washington reports formal talks to settle France's four billion dollar war debt will reopen in January after the Paris appointment of Senator Henri Berenger as ambassador to the United States. Unofficial funding discussions continue through diplomatic channels, with Berenger empowered to contract a settlement as debt commissioner. Secretary Melion and French Finance Minister Loucheur exchange cablegrams to pave the path to an agreement.

Washington, D. C Uwi Henri Berenger United States France Berenger Emil Daeschner Washington

President Attacked Over Muscle Shoals Plans

Senator Norris of Nebraska criticized President Coolidge for proposing dis position of the Muscle Shoals project. He argued the president would back government retention if it were unprofitable and pointed to Cape Cod Canal to claim private management failures.

Ston D. C Norris Nebraska Coolidge Muscle Shoals Cape Cod Canal

Police Chief Forms LaGrange Force Amid Resignations

New LaGrange police chief W A Peterson began recruiting a full force after succeeding L C Matthews who resigned in sympathy with the previous chief. Peterson says the department is functioning and expects a complete force soon.

Peterson

DeKalb Rotarians Hear Park Initiative Speech

Jacob L. Crane of Chicago urged a citywide park district at the DeKalb Rotary noon meeting. Crane, a landscape engineer, has long organized park districts and his talk spurred interest in backing a movement to form a park district in DeKalb.

Jacob L. Crane Chicago DeKalb Rotary Club Crane

More Judges Needed to Ease Federal Prohibition Case Backlog

Washington December 9 The annual Justice Department report shows a surge in pending prohibition cases from 22 380 to 26 334 as of June 30 1925 and urges nine new traditional federal judges along the Atlantic Seaboard plus higher salaries for U S Attorneys and assistants to speed criminal prosecutions. The report notes increased criminal and civil workloads since 1920 and 1912, and details rum smuggling ships seized 753 with cargo 516 without cargo along with shifting smuggling routes to Havana reflecting enforcement challenges 200 foreign vessels involved.

Washington, D. C Mabel Walker Willebrandt U. S. Attorney General Department of Justice Sargent Atlantic Seaboard Congress United States High Seas Atlantic Nassau Bahama Islands Havana Cuba High

Illinois Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday

Mostly fair conditions in Illinois with limited cloudiness tonight and Thursday. No significant temperature changes expected as a high and dry pattern prevails across the region.

Illinois

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