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WEDNESDAY. MAY 18, 1 I5WA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN PAGE FIVE iTCTLER ATTEMPTS AND WORK ON IOWA UNION iTnstitutos Suit in District Court to Have Entire Cnodemna- tion Proceedings of Property for Memorial Union Site Declared Fraudulent and Void FULL HOUSE GREETS PLAY BY SENIORS Mrs. Katie D. Hosteller bat Instituted another suit. In the district court, against tne Iowa Union this time.

She wishes the entire proceed, ings that resulted In the confiscation of her properties, set aside, (alleging that they were fraudulent. 'She names Chief Justice F. F. 'Favllle, as president of the Union, i) R. H.

Fitzgerald, Y. M. C. A. secrc-: tary, as director of collections, and superintendent of construction: land others, as parties.

She holds that the state used Its power to, take her property, for the tenant 1 of a private corporation--the i same grounds she cited, wnen sh sued recently for $30,000. lawful acquisition of $100,000 worth of property. AT LONE TREE Mr. and Mrs. Estle See Daughter in Class Play at Lone Tree CONESVILLK, May 13--Mr.

and Mrs. Chet Eslle attended the class play in i.oue Tree given by the seniors Friday evening Their daughter Mable ig one ot ths class of 25 to graduate there this spring. 'Peg '0 My Heart" Given Friday Night by Senior Class of West High School Mother's Day vas very ilttingly observed iu our chunhes Sunday sr-lendiJ programs were CM.rtio'1 cut at both places. Mrs. Georss JarrarJ, Is very low at this JTer chiJdren have all ber calls 1 home and hve at her beilsula Mr.

and Mi-, JoM Dyi-hi and I MM. Heib-yt Owens 'Ih'irs- I 'ay afternoon i Mrs. E. Branch'foid of Catnip Ridge. I Visit Pcireits i WEST BRANCH, May 13--A full WOMAN, BITTEN BY MAD CAT, IS NOW VERY SICK Mrs.

Joe Erusha of Oxford Bitten Two Weeks Ago By Cat'; Specialists Here Find Rabies OXFORD, May 13--Mrs. Joe Erusha Is seriously ill at her home here. About two weeks ago she ivas bitten in the hand by a cat. She thought nothing of It and several days -went by. She was taken 1 very ill and her hand swelled I very badly.

The cat -was taken to Iowa City for examination and it was found that it had rafales. Mr. and Mrs. 'Will Shebetka an! son. visited Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs.

Anna Grabein. Mr. -and Mrs. Win. Hardy ai Lenore Greathouse shop-ped in Iowa City Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben James of Coralville were Oxford visitors Sun day. TO ATTEND K. C.

MEETING HERE Iowa City's Knights of rejoice over the fact that Cedar Rapids has promised to send a large delegation here, to attend the class initiation solemnities ana festivities, on Sunday, May 17th. he senior play "Peg O' my Heart" Friday night. Misa Olivia Jensen, as "Peg" displayed a talent and technique of exceptionally fine quslity, literally living the sprightly and lovabte character. She was excellently supported by the cast, all of conclusive evidence of ni-ility and of the good training of treir coach. Mrs Leslie 11.

Barre't. Others of the players were Miss Eloise Dougtas, Fdca Petersen, Vernon Sorensea, Carroll Lee i V- Tin- Mrs. N. aud bon James i i several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Coffin niig to her h-me it Norway for Me weeKeiil. Mr. and Mrs n.

C. Orr and little RAISE ONE HALF OF MONEY NEEDED FOR PORTRAITS Fifty per cent oi the 11,500 needed to pay tor the oi! 1 paintings of Judge Ci. Wright, founder of the college of law, and Former Chancellor William G. Hammond, has been raised, report the college of law alumni, who are on a lund committee. The portraits will be life slid.

The pn- sentation is to be made on November 6th, the sixtieth birthday of the college of law. This is the oldest college of law, RS to continuous operation, west of the Mississippi river. MRS. DEAN, 80, DIES AT NICHOLS Mrs, Elizabeth Dean, SO, is dead at her home near Nichols, where she had resided more than 60 years. She had been in poor health for years, and her serious illness was of extended duration, also.

Seven children in and near Johnson county survive. Mrs Maggie Curry resides near Lone Tree; Laurie at West Branch; Mrs. Nannie Burns, in Muscatine WEST BRANCH SENIORS HOLD USUAL SERVICE Rev. L. H.

Barret 4 Gives Address at Annual Service Held at West Branch School Last Sunday WEST BRANCH, May is--The annual baccalaureate service was held Sunday evening at the high bchool auditorium which was packed with people. Rev. W. Wilson gaye the In- Mrs. R.

Miller directed the girls glee club who gave the pnthem "1'raise Ye the Father." Rev. W. C. rerdew read the scripture and offered prayer "Song of Praise" by tie Girls and Boys' glee clubs with orchestral The mgtit Tuesday May 12. Thursday afternoon Mar will be the beautiful May pageant on the athletic field.

Harding to Talk Coniuieiiv-'cmeiit. day is Friday, May 15. Kx Governor W. L. Hard- Ing will deliver the address and girls and boys glee clubs will fur- rish music for the evening.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Curran were business visitors Iowa City Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Orr of Uowney attended the baccftlaureat sermon here Sunday evening Louis All'lu to Cedar Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lathrop of Springdale were visitors Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Morgan and family. Mrs. LHHe Taylor been ill Ihe past week i abcesfccs of the ear. daughter BeU cl Lpent I county; Carl, James and Pcla iday ami Sunday here in tlis Gunderscti ivn.l bc-mes.

G- W. C- C.ljb 'Kic G. W. i i lub of the i-V ai Uurea! m5ec Saturday after- in the homo of Miss Lovona Miss WHson and Armstrong. On Friday afternoon of last Dean at home, and Gone of Nichols.

The funeral hold yesterday at Nichols from St. Mary's church. the high school pupils and numerous townspeople enjoyed the i inter class track meet, which was it on on the school athletic' field. I Miss Florence Speight was home from Cornell college lor the week end and was making arrangements for her class of summer music students. Miss Clara Hemmingway and Miss Minnie Tatum drove to Tip ton last Saturday on a trip.

business OXFORD BAND GIVES CONCERT First Open Saturday; In Band Air Concert 37 Members Harper and Victor also inform f.rand Knipht Homer Spelflel that, will he here, to participat OXFORD. May 13--The OxfordX band gave its first open air concert Saturday night. The music was appreciated by the large crowd on the streets. There are o7 members in the band and with a few exceptions all are pupils of the Oxford school. Mr.

Everett rroil on numerous i-Ml as local candidates. STRANGE CAR CRASH YESTERDAY Liratlerl damage was Inflicted us an automobile collision, yesterday afternoon. William P. car ami that of Prof. G.

M. Rucli, met at Gilbert and Jefferson "reete. Prof- Edwin Ford Piper's car -which an effort was made to miss, was untouched, but the, followed between tne other two cars. Nobody was tha autos were not much T.Sis-'* rnr.a. Yenter, who is teaching near Lone Tree spent the weekend at her home.

She will close her school May 15. FIRE DAMAGES HOOVER HOME West Branch Fire Troop Called When Roof Catches Fire WEST BRANCH, May 13--The fire company was called lo the G. C. Hoover residence Thursday aHernoon to extinguish a blazing roof. Claud Collip of Cedar Rapids visited at the home or his uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. James Clark Wednesday. Mr. Clarence Spalding and daughters Alice, Sarah, Elsie and Mildred and Miss Rena Spalding di ove to Anamosa Sunday for a visit at the home ot Mr. Spalding's daughter Mrs.

"William Ireland and iamily. Local Items Miss Genevieve Rifley of Cedar Rapids was a weekend visitor at the home of Her sister, Mrs. Roy Kelch. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Barnes of West Liberty spent Sunday at the liome of his mother and sister, Mrs. Ella and Miss Hazel Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Albin of West Liberty spent Sunday visiting the Frank Albin and Mrs.

Ef-1 fie Smith homes. Mis Gladys Eves and a friend were entertained over the weekend at the home of her brother Howard Eves. Mrs. Ruth Kelch is suffering from a painful injury to her knee cap, and is unable to be on her FLOWER THIEVES STEAL TULIPS Unknown vandals have stolen tulips from the Iowa avenue boulevard, and still more of tnese lovo- ly flowers from the lawn of Dr. Edward Bartow, head or tte lege department of chemistry.

he police lack clues. accompaniment. Address-- Rev. L. H.

Barrett. Benediction-- Rev. H. P. Jensen.

May 12 Cut Train Service lUIRUNGTON May 13--Train service on the Burlington Oska loosa brain line be i i for a few days as a result of a bridge being destroyed by fire. READ THE WANT ADS ENCLERT STARTING SUNDAY harmed. -I was told by our family physician that I could not ilvs without an operation, as my liver and gall sack were in sucn a condition. I the day to go to the hospital, but then I saw the advertisement of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Since taking it I am feeling like a two-year-old.

I am sure I never could have survived an operation. It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation whic.i causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, in- rlurlini? appendicitis. One dose will convincs or money refunded. Mor- rison'a Pharmacy and druggist! Costs Only 3 Cents to Remove Your Wrinkles Better than massage for removing wrinkles and age lines, far loss expensive and bothersome, is a simple tarkroot mixture which any woman can prepare and apply in a jiffy- Almost immediately after spreading this over the face is a pleasant, soothing -sensation and the mirror snows horrid age lines and "sags" disappearing like magic. Tn leas than fifteen minutrs the face Is smooth and firm as a schoolgirl's.

-Jmost too good to ba trus, but thfl actual experience quickly removes all doubt. All ntift need do is to profurft an original prekagici of tarkroot from dniReist, mix a spoonful with spoonful of lemon juice and apply with the This, of eotirse, perfertly It washed off, leaving the face wonderfully refreshed ftnrt the rrtPt of nuon treatment 3 New Show TONIGHT For the Ladies Comvay Tearle For the Men There's Barbara LaMarr She is more beautiful, more gorgeously gowned, more attractive and alluring in the kind oi' drama you've always wanted to see her in, ATE took him from the mining camps and cast him in the role of Dentist-- McTcague the Giant, with the heart of a child--in his amazing life story are woven love of woman and love of gold. Here is mighty drama. l4i SrichAfon StroheinVs production -Starts Today- FOR THREE DAYS A crowded hour of screen entertainment from Jane Cowl's greatest stage success 2 h-1JJ ADOLPH ZUKOR JESSE t. IASKY Mtiun ADOLPH ZUKOR AM DANU from the TEAGUE" Played by People who make you forget they are actors.

Just truth. DAVIS TELLS CHILDREN OF JAP CUSTOMS great rtonl in a brief period, concorning Japan. from one who "knows he speaks" the young people of Horace Mann school listened a i ly jesterday moruinp to Mr. Dwlght Davis, newly-retui'nod from a prott acted residonct 1 in Jhat country wheie ho i i i successtully four years. His mother, Mrs.

Frances is an educator too, serving in Horace Mann school and it was a rather happv coiiit'Uloiu'O ilia 1 marked the appearance of a i Hawkeye under the aegis of i mother, but a few days alter the national holiday a meant much to all mothers, who have pride in the sons who "do things." -Mr. Davis, as recor.led i recently, is now engaging Un- commercial activities that i two lands. He illustrated, in his talk yesterday, the customs and costumes of Japan, and showed I he pupils and teachers a ktmono that he wore in the Orient, when he visited prominent Japanese families--and Oispliiyed, also, wooden shoes (not the scalloped type a Holland Knows, but a eo'id piece of wood, i ri tiiMilu. and a quaint touiewhttt ot the sandal Japanese undergarments other raiment were also exhibited. Mr.

Puvls haii nn la hidden iu a beautiful- and i gitls i the pt'ople showed their MtMm affection for i in countless ways. When he left Jftpnn, the reporters blitte, several hpn- i peophi to the Station to bi i him ri ENGLERT TONIGHT Curtain 8:15 p. m. PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS LEFT STARTING -TOMORROW-THURSDAY ENCLERT BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM If You Think You're Thrill Proof Try Behe" at lier best ably siipported by Konncth Marian and T. Boy Barnes also -Spat Family in STUFF' Hodge Podge Novelty Reel STRAND ft, fl Five Days Starting Today First Showing In Entire Middle West! Positively Best Production Playing In Town Thli Week.

This picture was staged in the gardens of Southern Franco. Beautiful scenery, magnificent and beautiful gowns. You'll Like It Don't Miss It PATHE NEWS FABLES TOPICS MACK BENNETT in Silk" Afternoons 40-10c Evenings 60-15c PMtime Orchestra Every Night UL iYMR REWOU36 ffil'" Adults 40c Children lOe Production of her. own novel MAN AND puts he kick 4 in life You'll lovo every lliriil- in.i;' moment of tr film i -with 'LEW CODY RENEE ADOREE HARRIET HAMMOND $fyj 1 I T70MAXCK OF A' I A I A fS The i of a i i a i I i i by adonnp; f-ocioty beauties his prt-Uy pccro'nry for liride. IT'S THRILLING Cl ATTRACTION! Raymond S.

Baird (Little Sousa) America's 8-year-old Musical Wonder THIS WONDBR BOY WHO wiu, TAKP: THE UISTIHK CITY BY STORM WITH THE MOST REMARKABLE EXHIBITION OF MUSICAL TA.T..BXT EViRR WITNES- SRT) BITHKR ON' CERT THEATRK STAGER WIM OFFER A THREE PAY PROGRAM THAT WILL THRILL YO1" Appearing 3 NlRht ft p. m. Hear him play the saxaphono- that. best that "Paul" Whitmnn can produce..