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. G STAR. WASHINGTON, D. SEPTEMBER 11, 1928 | 250 MLES ADDED TOALASHA HAPS S a. B O (VR SHENRON Mesoneten) Girl T Left Behind Me." Bay and King Cove Sur- ‘ | BY “BUTCHER BOY" Small Classes. Men Teachers Only. The Joneses, with their two chil- veyed—Volcanoes Named. | |Will Tell Everything About . Sixth Grade Through High School. dren, had veen visiting in Antigo, 10 THE EVEN C.. TUESDAY. |Wife Left at Post As Husband Speeds From “Gas” Station ogist in charge of the Hawaiian Vul-l b et J:"flm"m "v*;'“'fl;imm. number more than 1,000, coming *ntific results ol e SCAS a aearing upon extension westward of | {rom all sections of the country and the lignite and plant-bearing shales of | Canada. chr.lnrl.v teriary > iflll lcep’md‘ The convention was welcomed at the | explosion jumble at the base of Pav- y A | GTevalcation twas [ ee T vas s ron Coc 1 5% e AR syosR S B | the flank of Paviof southward and pho- Stoney. Charles P. Howard, president tographing the Aghileen Pinnacles, one |of the union, responded. |of ‘the most sepectaclar mountains in | Afterward the delegates and others the world. went for the harbor trip. Following | this was an informal dinner at Fort | Moutrie, where the visitors were guests TYPO DELEGATES VISIT fotre. e the i . HISTORIC FORTRESSES omeer. . " P ommentos The convention will continue until | Saturday, and although selection of the Sumter and Moultrie Reservations next conventio city is still in the fu- ture, four cities already have entered EDUCATIONAL EESQE!S!&Q&SI!!EM l::lu Successful Ro(;fin‘gfi g m“ brair kill—r-xporie'nceb L i Rose service is made up ‘of this com- bination. i We have had the widest experience—“h‘av-‘ 2 (] cluding delegates, ex-delegates and v(pl-l ‘District of Columbia College (Y. M. C. A.) SCHOOL OF LAW 3-year Evening Course Leading to EXPOSE PROMISED LL. B. Degree Tuition, $100 & vear Cataloo upon_tequest CHARLFS V. IMLAY. A. B.. 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Following the defendant to the wit- ness stand, Hahn said, would be the | family physician of the Kelleys and two other expert medical witness who would complete the defense case. Hahn declared he had prepared for | presentation today a written statement | of his charges of witness intimidation. Sift Brains’ Silent Area. Spurred on by Sir Arthur Keith's' recent sclentific talks, _psychologists | have begun to study more intensively the “silent areas” of the brain. B tween the arrival and dispatch of nerve messages there is a lime gap when the stimulus passes through the ‘“ilent | areas” of the brain and we think. | What really happens during that brief | time or how we think. no one can yet say. EDUCATIONAL. 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