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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 8, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten. Pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxx a Mitchell South Dakota Friday August 8,1924. Number 265 his i ii White Collar jobs hard to get and wages Are dropping face unemployment demand for male office help Falls off 30 percent and pay 20 percent Union seeks remedy consolidation o f office j forces of big firms reason for situation by Alexander Herman Nea service writer new York aug. 8 White Collar slaves Are fast wilting under their neck bands not from too much i Banda not from too much work but the Fack fit. During the past three months a i cording to the records of one of the j country a largest employment by reads there has been a falling off of 30 percent in the demand for male i office help. And the salaries offered Are 20 per cent less a the decrease in the demand for j female clerks a this report shows a has been correspondingly great and j the salary drop identical. A even the office boy is feeling the axe. The demand for his kind is it 40 per cent of what it was last year j and the salary paid him is subject to j a drop of five there Are More than 3.000,000 regulars in the White Collar army All Over the country with nearly hate a million reserves recruited from school and College vacation lists. Usually they have Little difficulty filling in As substitutes during the summer months. But this year times Are Slack and the going is hard. Consolidating forces a firms Are apparently consolidating their office say employment experts. A Little or no expansion is being j _ it. While the demand p Tfccreu-1 cd Flairo an g a Tik i rip Supply is increasing r a not Only Are the business schools trial of b Athan Leopold jr., turning out graduates by the thou Richard lob for kidnapping says Leonard Bright for 17 i say Lar Robert Franks will years a White Collar slave and a Quot a world flight l0ebchild1sh May be stopped in University at Reykjavik frat men say continuance depends o n former friends of confessed ability to find Landing murderer Tell of Peculiar place in Greenland tie of 0 conference is a held crowd disappointed fore going to the University of Michigan testified Loeb drank was Ner j i Vous smoked heavily and constantly i was childish and could not carry an argument to a conclusion. David Max Wester former Tutor of j Leopold testified he had tutored him on the Day before and the Day after the murder of Bobby Franks and that i he noticed nothing unusual in his j conduct. Wester was asked Only three or four questions and was not Cross examined. Of the University of Chicago said he had discussed philosophy frequently with Leopold whose intellect he. Regarded As very High. Loeb a judgment poor Stanley Lewy. Who identified him j self As a 19 year old University of Michigan student living at the Idle a wild country club Flossmoor 111., i said he also was a fraternity brother j of Loeb and described Loeb a faint i ing spells. Lewy said he did not consider j Loeb a judgment that of a senior because of his childishness. for the american my j divid Edth fifteenth Day of Quot the hear an y that mme and Quot bal i judge John r. Caverly j reason did not respect it. Although i Lay and professional wit rear Admiral Magruder and army aviators discuss resumption of flight Reykjavik Iceland. Aug. 8.�?g4� a a conference called by rear Admiral Thomas p. Magruder on the flagship Richmond Ltd Day decided to make a final Effort to find a feasible War debts May be subject of Allied session attention of Powers at reparations meet turns to personal matters Dawes plan Prosper Darrow announces that he he will Call no More girl witnesses to stand Chicago Iii., aug. 8.�?op a counsel presenting a plan for mitigation in the punishment of Richard Loeb and Nathan f. Leopold jr., confessed j kidnappers murders of Robert Franks i International London on Ference May Complete labors within Day or two or. I world fliers on the East coast of j eng before Greenland before reaching a final j Between decision As to whether the remainder Nesses. Of the flight for the present season j .wau.id>av.e. To. Be ?. The Cruiser Raliegh of the patrol j Fleet has been ordered to leave Tomor Row morning to investigate the ice conditions on the Greenland coast and i find a possible alternative for Ang j Magsalin As a Landing place the sup j crime it ply Steamer Gertrud Rask being ice bound and fog bound in that Vicinity j Lieut. Lowell h. Smith the flight i commander who is As sting Lieut j Erie h. Nelson of the air plane new Orleans in bringing the two flight i planes ashore for overhauling left this work to attend the conference with Captain William c. Watts of the Raleigh and major Clarence e. Cumrine of the army air service on t reason did not respect it although j was a freshman. And he was a j Lewy said. He was excused at la 30 a. M., and a five minute recess taken. Or. Crowe recalled Stanley Lew and asked him if he was in the Ann Arbor fraternity House when Loeb fainted and he replied that he was. H. S. Hulburt the fourth alien Arf j it i _ i. Ivov Yuwu Iii Loai Lei u Ulii in i Rob oration of the statement earlier in the week by or. Bernard Glueck of new York that Loeb actually killed the Franks boy and that the motive j was ambition to commit the ppr a a j replying to another question he said he did not know whether Loeb had yawns at question been our a All night. He w As excused. Loeb seemed intuitively to discern Harry Booth. University of Chicago the question was coming and As or. Student the next witness said that Hulbert replied was yawning widely after having wet his lips and strained Forward As Walter Bachrach of his counsel asked a did he say who struck the fatal blow a morning session miss Lily Kiraly. Secretary. And Leonard Bright Dent of the a a White Collar Union. Fresi Loe Leopold Case to Cost half million la Follette in Leiter assails ideas of Ean Quot the Richmond. The new Orleans was beached safely this morning for the overhauling process. The report that a Safe Landing place for the fliers on the East coast of j Greenland had been found was de a dared to be without foundation and i the advancing season makes further j delay dangerous. The filers declare they Are willing to remain at Reykjavik until sept. I but refuse to con a Eider the possibility of fueling at sea from a Cruiser testifying after a devoted , Ely to by College and fraternity comrades Asta Loeb a idiosyncrasies at the University of Michigan or. Hulbert began his testimony by saying before Loeb a birth his Mother had a series i of illnesses and that Richard was along in March Leopold in discussing his Superman idea with a group of a friends asserted that the Man who i would commit murder was not be i Cessa Rily responsible to society. Thought Loeb a wonder Many upon Cross examination or. Crowe j i we Nave Duruin say now Many students at the University of Chicago discussed the theory of Nietzsche and the idea of the Superman but Booth said he was not qualified to Harvard University student testified Herbert j. Weber 20 year old up a the. And and to c. A or senator Lafollette of Wisconsin Independent candidate for president in a letter made Public today feature most of Loeb a thoughts dwelling along that line said the doctor. Although the Ransom was consid Jered As a feature which would work _. To disconnect Loeb with the crime. Or riot file to Paris for the most pan Hulburt Paris Franca Auk. A a. In corroborated previous alienist Tes Herriot is coming to Paris saturday Tymony Chica a 111 aug up a the Franks hearing was becalmed today slow in maturing. A say. In the planning of the Franks kid-1 he had known Leopold 3 years and Naping the abduction was the main had discussed the nietzschean Phil prosecution and defense a total near i 1500,000, it was estimated today. The president of the bookkeepers stenographers and accountants Union a put Many of the Young women who fact that the judicial hearing to de j ill a known As the Kun flux their punishment is without a jury has saved the county and the boys families an equal sum Accord figures. Such married White Collar j a summary of expenses incurred. Increased markedly. The k prosecution to far including course is to be found in f their husbands too Low eateries of states attorneys judge took stenography and office work j Termine merely As an avocation until they married Are now remaining at their jobs. A during the past years the Long to the cording to a Semi official announcement from London in order to for with the Cabinet at a special Sun ? testimony by us de dared a morning my a Tang regarding the Broth he so unalterably opposed to the Evi j Funai stand the French government i hard Loeb. Who. With a Dent purposes of the secret organize should take at the London conference klan. As on the military evacuation of the Ruhr i and the maintenance of the Franco i belgian Railroad men in the Rhineland system. Number of workers a reason of the wages t to in Jantani the High ing set by most Youn a particularly pitiful f i death. T the letter addressed to Robert i Landard of Liv officers alienist a and experts Tot Ais i scrims newspaper _ nth Ikehar. A people. I $70,000 and before the hearing is of 1 Given out for publication at senator is the situs a or additional expenses including the j Lafollette a office. Declaring it a Sun Tion of the Bank clerks who As far i Cost of keeping the slayers in jail i fortunate that questions involving teas hours Are concerned Are probably and estimated will bring the total Liniaus opinion and other questions the poorest paid of the White Collar to nearly $90,000. Class. Some clerks holding positions attorneys fees which it has been of paying tellers get As Little As $ 0agreed will be fixed by a committee a week for their responsible work i of the Chicago bar association will a but for wages irrespective of i he a big item of the defense costs hours girl office workers hold the retailing feeds for. The three attorneys Clarence Darrow Benjamin and disclosed by its Public a it cannot Long survive a used the senator. Quot relying upon the sound judgment and Good sense of our people it is my opinion that such a movement is for doomed. It has within its own body the seeds of its j army air service officials declared today no dispatches had Peen received Washington ignorant of plans to Call off flight i Washington. C., aug. 8.�?up1 a a record getting As Low As $10 a week in new York. Even though most of j Walter Bachra them Are High school graduates j f0 around $25. Toboggan i. Ahead i twelve alien preceding the present depression. I a mined the be Are said to amount had been a t pay thai Rise in the aver-1 null testify. Was being paid reached its Peak last otober.when-1 he a average weekly j vices. A Stenograph earning of office employees in new i sense is estimated York hate. Soared to $32.56 against All the testimony is $19 18 in 1914. But now comes themed. At present the Toboggan. with it May come All kinds Points out miss Lily lung recording Secretary a for Many girls who Wrork have families de the i. And they must with of dangers a Kraly they it of the Union Are out of v pendent upon or the Ltd Csc sex although not All Whit did told he a Day for his ser Lic Bill for the Deal $15,000 since i being transcribe defense Cost is estimated at $215,000, and this will he increased if the verdict of judge r. Caverly should be one from which the defense would Appe of bring in some earnings. Miss Kiral Lysias been in the White Collar class for six years since her graduation from High school a in All thar time Quot she says a my pay has beep practically the same. A Troug a expel j.enc�. I am a Leto in by Fng Public stenographic anniversary of Gas War brings half cent Cut a Reasi work a an expert at this. Working very Long hours May make As much As one half cent decrease in the $60 $ to a week. But such instances Price of gasoline at the state is Are exceptional. The average Sten a station at the state Highway Supply Grapher seems Content with making depot yesterday makes the Price of $25-$30 a Gas now 17 cents w whereas it has been but the Union of which both Selling for the past few weeks at 17 Bright and miss Kiraly Are officers 1-2 cents. It was just a year ago yes is making an attempt to raise the ter Day that the gasoline War started wage to average Between $30-$35 when on August an order was is weekly. 1 sued by governor w. Ii. Mcmaster meanwhile the White Collar slave i t0 the state Highway depot Here to chaff at his jobs or the Hunt for it. J sell Gas at 16 cents. A j retail and tank Wagon prices at i the service stations in Mitchell re-1 my Fnu the same. Dealers declaring that they know of no change in sight. I unrelated to the vital if sue of the restoration of the government to the people have been raised in this As in other critical years of our National history. The letter added a a Sucur controversies feed upon and inflame prejudices and passion to the exclusion of issues involving the very life of the government senator Lafollette declared at the j outset of his letter that Quot the one Dom infant All embracing Issue in this i Campaign is to break the combined j p o wer. Of to h e or Lvi at e to j Over the political and econ Orni of the american a this Power a he continued a controls every important Branch of in i Dusty a mining manufacturing and i transportation. It controls markets i and credits and dictates the Price of i every product necessary to feed. J j clothe warm and shelter the human j i family. To control that which sub gains life is to control life itself to s i is economic slavery. Free government Cai not Long exist Side by Side i with economic with reference to thu flux klan Issue the senator said a anyone familiar with my record i especially in my own state knows that j i i have always stood without rest a vation against any discrimination be-1 tween races classes Ani creeds. I from the army Advance party inc Wuriu fliers or in Xristi Quot the naval Convoy which indicated any necessity for abandoning the army s world flight. The latest official reports received than f. Leopold jr., is awaiting sentence by judge John r. Caverly for kidnapping and murdering 14 year old Robert Franks. To rapid succession six youths took j the witness stand and testified that Loeb at the University was childish argumentative read detective and adventure fiction and suffered from repeated fainting attacks. Their evidence intended by the defense to further its plea for Mitziga .in.,the of and Leopold followed closely that of j four College and fraternity chums who testified yesterday. Probably the greatest crowd of the 15 Days of the hearing stormed theosophy with him and also had discussed Leopold a theory of life with the Young defendant. He said Leopold based his whole personal Phil in Mon eng., aug. 8.�?ca5 a Hie Allied delegates to tile International conference this afternoon in the presence of the american representatives to the conference discussed the feasibility of holding a conference in Paris in the near future to discuss the question of inter Allied War debts. The proposed conference would be entirely separate from the other Paris Pou Parlers which Quot ill concern themselves with the allocation of the reparation payments. Observers at the International conference believe it will he definitely decided to hold the debt discussions in Paris at an Early Date. It was reported that the american representatives of the conference had been present at the discussion of the proposed debt conference hut the americans later denied that they had discussed the matter or had been a Terai in at yutiii1 a Dimi it Isoif. The americans declared that the question was entirely beyond their competence and that they would not even remain in the Confer Eaine room while such an Issue was under consideration. London eng., aug. 8.�?op a Buch Progress has been made in adjusting the differences Between the germans and the allies Over the program for putting the Dawes reparations plan into effect that there is still Hope. Walton a feat unequalled in a a. S. Politics Here were decidedly optimistic and press dispatches describing a Confer i from ence called by rear adm Lal Magruder to discuss the advisability of calling off the flight came As a Complete Surprise. Speaking in the absence of major general Patrick chief of the air service major j. A. I. Rader special aide in charge of the flight declared that Quot our ships will come on just the even if the Navy decides to withdraw the warships guarding the line of flight. Their standpoint Tho hearing was Dull and uninteresting compared with yesterday when pretty Lorraine Nathan Loeb a former sweetheart. We As the witness in the Box. Big crowd disappointed drawn by the Hope of hearing other girl friends of the defendants testify the crowd stormed the criminal court building Early this morning. They were destined to meet Digap Poi however a a Claret a s. Sophy on the Superman idea and j a re to no to the British spokesman at All times seriously regarded him j International conference self As a a top Weber said j Complete its labors within a Day Leopold said he regarded Loeb As the a a a Moat wonderful Man in the several outstanding problems re i main to be settled however and the a americans who Are As optimistic As most of the delegates see Small a Chance of leaving London before the Middle of next week. The German do not conceal their determination of accepting no settlement not putting an end to the presence of French and belgian troops in the Ruhr which they still insist is without Tho authority of the treaty of Versailles. Want troops withdrawn they want the troops withdrawn by the time the Dawes plan becomes effective on oct. 15, or earlier if the transitional period is brought Forward. The French however tenaciously refuse to consider this question which they declare outside the Purview of the present conference. The germans have accepted a most Al engagement to float a loan of $40.-000,000 thus fulfilling one of the most important of the reparations commissions requirements for operation of the Dawes plan and also agreed to the entire Allied program for declaration of defaults. Practical Accord has been reached on All Points at difference on the a problem of the economic and fiscal rpm life i a a a air service from Captain Francis 1 put red judge John i a dispatch received today by the Dar Rev cd Jpn of defense counsel Cumrine representing the service on j s court room that no further girl the Crusier Milwaukee said he had would he called. Ordered establishment of an enter i jul Lyerly s bundies of suggestive letters this morning was considerably smaller than those received on preceding Days. Reading one from an As near gency base Quot on West coast Cape Farewell As possible and was a negotiating with the Steamer quest i to attempt to penetrate the ice and establish a base at some other Point on the East it was added that the two remaining fliers would wait at Reykjavik a until Greenland bases can be established which Are consistent with safety and Success of the Cumrine dispatch was dated yesterday and evidently was sent before rear Admiral Magruder decided to Call a conference to discuss the Oklahoma City okla., aug 8.�?up a ousted by legislative impeachment from the highest state office and then nominated at the next primary election for the highest Federal office a state can give one of its citizens is the experience of John Calloway Walton an experience believed without parallel in american politics. Following a Short and tempest i of term in the governors chair Walton was impeached and removed from office last november the charges against him involving corruption in office wilful neglect of duty incompetency and moral turpitude. A dismayed he started his Effort at _ a political comeback several months �?Tn.s1of and another Las a Haj been settled with the Promise address nearly 1,500 Miles away i which urged him to bring the youths swiftly to Justice. Judge Caverly said i this hearing has been conducted j second to the swiftest of any in the history of the criminal court of Cook j county. Some people seem to think i should hear the boys in the afternoon Render my decision at night and have i Thorn a 4 a a a vat Hita by. Ii is my i duty to hear evidence in mitigation and i shall give All time necessary to hear All such evidence. It is Manda later. Announcing his candidacy for of democratic no ruination _�6r_united sillies senator and carrying his cause direct to the voters charging thai his impeachment had been a a framed and that it was largely the result of the bitter fight he had waged against the Kun flux klan. In his Campaign he said. He recognized the klan As Quot the Only issues and denounced it in All his speeches. Returns from tuesdays primary election show that he has won the nomination by a plurality of More than of amnesty for All but a few of the serious offenders a Iii Isi Ruhr against the authority of the Rhineland High commission. Exchange visits a step toward the establishment of an entente cordiale was taken this afternoon when the Heads of the German and French delegations exchanged Courtesy Calls. Insignificant at this Exchange might seem the fact that it was made is considered As indicating decided Progress toward that better 500 votes Over his nearest of spirit which it is hoped the Daw hold that every citizen is entitled to i advisability of discontinuing feet tory upon me to do so thousands of the full exercise of his constitutional i flight. Army officials said never these letters All writers of which Are rights the less it adequately represented the j in contempt of court will not influx determination of the services to 1 car mrs. Arundel is injured when carry on a regardless of the increasing ence me. The defense called another medical obstacles offered by ice Fields along witness today. Or. Robert Bruce Arm j the Greenland coast. Of Pierre Tae Driver killed in gun fight Pierre s. D., aug 8.�?james Koc a. 26. Taxicab operator was shot id killed Here Early this morning in struggle with a Logan night Willce officer which followed his re stance of Logan a attempt to arrest he could be crashes into cow an russian pacts Are formally signed weather forecast Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and saturday probably local Thunder storms in East portion also showers in West portion tonight cooler tonight and in East portion saturday. Minnesota partly Cloudy with show ers in Southeast and cooler in South portions saturday fair. North Dakota generally fair tonight and saturday somewhat warmer saturday. Get and sat i Columbus. Neb., aug. 8.�?mrs. H. Arundel of Mitchell. S. D., wife of a a itch c ii Republican and mrs. John a. Lueke of Omaha. Neb., were Cut and bruised when the automobile they were driving near Here crashed into a stray cow that bed darted across the Road. The automobile turned Over into a ditch and was badly damaged but the animal escaped without injury. Mrs. Arundel who had been visiting in Omaha for several Days was on her Way Back to Mitchell when the Accident occurred. Davis May visit West soon after Jondon. Eng., aug. 8.�?op a the general and commercial treaties Between great Britain and soviet Russia which were negotiated by the Anglo soviet conference were signed at 6 of clock this evening by representatives of the two nations. Today a baseball american league Bolton of j Detroit 54 Ehmke. Fuhr Ross and of Neill Heving Collins and Bassler. New York too 0 Strong of Charlevoix Mich. The Loeb family physician when the family is at its summer Home. In Accident in 1920 he testified that Loeb was in a Hospital several hours after an automobile Accident in 1920 and had several fainting spells the evening after he was hurl which the doctor said be regarded As unusual. There were no perceptible injuries the witness said. Potent e. B. Howard klan endorsed. Walton a Republican opponent in the november election will be w. B. Pine. Okmulgee Oil millionaire who led his ticket More than two to one Pine had the endorsement of the klan and in the coming Campaign the klan is expected to be the predominant Issue with party lines relegated to the background. Coolidge urged to take vacation but is undecided plan will promote. Chancellor Marx and foreign minister Stresemann first went to the French delegations hotel where they were received by Premier Herriot. The germans then returned to their hotel and presently their Call wan returned by m. Herriot who Remai Fdl with them for half an hour. It be assumed that matters of the utmost importance were discussed at. These meetings. The germans make no secret of their purpose to press vigorously for the military evacuation of Germany and to accept no settlement which does not put an end to the presence of French and belgian troops in the Ruh. Washington d. C., aug. a propolis for a Short vacation for president ?.jjnmedt/pbitter j the formal notification exercises Here i aus. 14, were among topics discussed it rat it6dy he we a a he tribute to the Accident his advisers. Decision was reach or. Armstrong was on the witnessed _. Stand Only four minutes. Robert e. Mrs Coolid a Bas been i Crowe states attorney not offering standing Well the intense heat which to Cross examine. I Bas prevailed Here for the past week Leonard Lewy University of Mich Bis friends for some time have urged by heavy storm Igan graduate testified regarding i Loeb a fainting spells at Ann Arbor Mich., saying upon one occasion Loeb frothed at the Mouth and was unconscious although his eyes were of i in for ten minutes. Lew y testified along the lines of other University of Michigan students on the stand yesterday that Loeb read adventure stories and detective and High life fiction was nervous with twitching of face rapidly moving hands and As to loebs desire for argument when he would a take a childish effeminate stand on a minor Cross examination was Brief and dealt with whether Loeb a fainting spells resulted from drunkenness a Point which Lewy seemed decided insisting he did not think drunkenness the cause. Bernard Kolb. University of Michigan graduate and now a Chicago Clothier said he was a fraternity brother of Loeb had known him three years at Ann Arbor and offered much my to take a respite from the duties Shulch have kept him close to his desk Rince he entered office a year Asro w is considered Likely the presi-1 Dent will go to new England for about two weeks if he decides in a i Vor of a vacation. Chairman Butler of the Republican National committee today came to Washington to Check up on the plans for the formal notification exercises to be held next thursday. He was to Confer with or. Coolidge late in the Day. Des Moines. Ta., aug. 8.�?a severe storm rushed across Iowa last night and Early today tearing Down communications leveling Trees and causing alarm in May communities. Wind and electrical disturbance accompanied the heavy rainfall. Many wires out of Des Moines and 6t? i i Iii ii i i l i i i it lit la ii a a copier. Third be fog. In to a Hospital. Ocian had been under super i police say for several weeks on it icon of transporting intoxicating re is. His attempted arrest last it however was on a complaint i Pierre resident who charged with disorderly conduct Logan it Gan declared he was taking Koto the City jail in the latter a j when Kocian suddenly attacked Loean Drew an automatic Pis he said and in attempting to use just 0f it As a club he accidental discharged the weapon the bulletin adversary s stomach 1 coroners jury will investigate Rase today. Kocian has two Bro i in rapid City Coroner i. J on Learned. I South Dakota fair urday cooler tonight. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 81-minimum, 61. At 8 a. In. Today. 64. His notification weather and roads Mitchell Clear 64 roads Good Huron Clear 6 roads fair Aberdeen Clear 48 roads Good if in Cloudy. A t \ Quot Lilly. It a. T roads Good. Sioux Falls Clear 68 Tion 1.09 roads Muddy. Pierre Clear 66 roads Good. Clarksburg w. A. New York. N. Y., aug. 8.�?up a John w. Davis democratic presidential candidate has under consideration a recommendation by some of his advisers that he May swing into the West within a week or so after his notification next monday for the delivery of at least one address. Originally or. Davis had planned to return to his Long Island Home immediately after the notification ceremonies but he is holding All plans i after j Cleveland .201 0 Bush and Schang messenger and Myatt. Washington at Chicago no game rain. National league Chicago too 202 0 Boston too 230 0 Britt and Hartnett Barnes and of Neill. St. Louis too la Brooklyn 003 08 Sothoron Fowler and Niebergall Doak and Taylor. Cincinnati. Too too new York. To 420 Benton Sheehan and Hargrave Shadow or dependents in i inc fall Cut Cost one cent Sioux tails s. D., aug. 8.�?inde j pendent Oil dealers of Sioux Falls to Day reduced the Nair a of not cities Werp Down. Des Moines Omaha. Marshalltown Cedar rapids Muscatine and Clinton All reported injury to communications but Early reports did not estimate other property damage. Fields where harvesting was late were flooded As were Many basements in a number of cities. One woman was killed when a farm House near Granger in Polk county was demolished by the wind. Several tents including that of the y. A., were blown Down at Camp Dodge where the Iowa National guard is in summer Encampment. Of land Grant colleges a the United monday Iez Abc Yanc has conferred with members of the a trip a democratic National committee and other chieftains who will gather at until i Sandberg Bat Nek Aud Pitt urge. Too too 010�?1 4 0 Philadelphia. Too too 00�?0 3 0 Meadows and Gooch ring and Wilson. The same evidence As the. Other youths who had preceded him. Theodore Schimberg. University student a the University of Chicago. Which Loeb attended two year be cent. Because of a lower prices at the i refineries. The Cut brings the Cost to 19 cents which includes the two cent state tax. The state it not Selling j gasoline her. I stages filch were first Stab shed in 1862, now number 68, or which 24 Are state universities 27 Are College and 17 Are institutions for coloured person

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