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TOU'RE WORKING IN THIS OFFICE TO TC AND MAKE SOMETHING OF YOURSELF BACOARA AND NOT FOR YOUR amusement !! OWN f-M-O You MISS WINKLE I! IT'S BAD ENOUGH TO HANIE A SAPRyv DAUGHTER “BUT WON'T HAVE A SAPPY SECRETARy V' I ?? © SEA HORSES C&Krv SWM &t0 Y$ DeUvrr STANDING UP -- Gt Portland HAS SUFFERED 50 SERIOUS ACCIDENTS Without breaking BOB NEEW A BqfvU&cAC PKttadcIpKii IS A 50 3Xtj Bone THE GUMPS star football waver Peek! DespitetHe loss oT Meg- IT I J-- summaries as a substitute u the rreatost Inspiration to the team of the University of Detroit durlnr the lildl season Rollins of Gaylord Mich was honored In this way as a tribute to hts unfiarvinr dilireoce on the practice field and his unfailing ability to keep the team In good humor but he never enjoyed even a minhe was chosen ute s play in any game J?IFLE There Are Onlr 44 States In the t nlon— Massachusetts Pennsylvania Virginia and Kentucky are officially designated as commonwealths which sets them apart from the other 44 members of the Union officially designed as states Tomorrow— A Rasor (Reg U S BRINGING UP FATHER CALIBER WITHOUT ft CLEANING ACCURATE STILL EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON Most Valuable Detroit Player — Leo Rollins never played a minute from the epeninr of the season to lie eloee and his name did not apyer even in the Th 22 A 285000 TIMES WAS FIRED 8MM) Years Old By Geo McManus Pat Off) Dig Some Walt GASOLINE ALLEY j Vt FIND RUSSIAN RELIC WARSAW OP)— Workmen excavat ing the cellar of a little church In Praga a suburb unearthed 114 skulls and a case of church silver It Is believed this was a mass grave for victims of a massacre of civilians by Russian troops In 1794 POSTCARDS HELP SCHOOLS BUCHAREST post cards would help educate the children of Rumania under a bill before parliament It proposes making the sale of these souvenirs a monopoly the proceed to go to the school budget (AV-Pict- ure COOK-COO- S j u (Oopyrlttit 18S1 BrndlcU TRISBY INTERVIEWS By Ted Cook Kin PmtarM Lie JAPANESE COMMANDER - 4 Day by Day With Unde Ray Ways of Ancient Rome IL Ways of Ancient Rome ROMAN PASTIMES IIL "BATII PALACES" A rough and cruel form of amuse Rome and other cities of Italy had ment In ancient Rome was found In fine public places where people could the arena Almost every city anditake’hot or'cold baths town in central and southern Italy had one or more arenas At Pompeii the city buried In ashes in the year 79 there was a popular aiena but the city of Rome Itself was the chief center for the ugly "sport" TURKISH MEN UNIONIZE Turkish Men’s SMYRNA MV-- A the last two years only ten were ac union 1 being formed here “to agl cepted of men which fern tate for the rights mist propagandists are making the to world forget and prevent women SYMPATHETIC from going too far in their quest for REFLECTION power” TURKEY AIDS DELINQUENTS ANGORA (P)—Turkey’s first jue nile court and house of correction for minors are being created here under the guidance of Italian special isls in juvenile delinquency Ing the filllnglation ing a check r man into tak uiys The general did not look marked out of the window and sure enough the landscape was as while as snow Our brave dry agents must live hur Then I muslnglv lapsed from the Tied lives A here and there they scamper crisp manner of the veteran corre 'round the town spondent and in phrases of the semi poet so typical of my beauty loving Trying before the next shskeup ar — rives rut e I laid "If v Inter comes can spring ba far To finish up with all the shaking — Awk down behind?" What could he snyT I backed out with dignity Our interview was Then we ran ail stop worrying over Wo belonged lo the ages ibout the theater a There s lots of p!a es gils ain't been lot of faith in men have My chest too is well ‘Vlviho middle fifties developed ‘ Hava you met me before?" I asked He stood in dignl the commander I tied sluence militating reserve then thinned myst If three times to the floor ’ "U U snowing out tan I It? I is Mmeslon on the path to clvilla lion NFW YORK— Out of HOO rnndl dates ambitious to bet nine radio an nouneeis who were tr led by the N tonal ltio olt listing company dui lug tie kitchen cynic know don t 'I we need which most — fewer peowrite who ple books nr fewer people” who talk them a Actors' Equity isjocintlon wants all to elimlna'c trill! 8 tramatic hii'nersonal'a'dJamiment There's no mut ti Illusion left in' the thenter any more - ext rpt the one most actors st em to he untlt r 11)t K) f ther-elimi- nale Mode t pals rest rvrd poliie Often diop clear out of llgl t a Ifovtevtr Mtironiu thinks fi ee heeling U what you do af'er laU 2 centa Sometimes a man who wanted to obtain— or hold— a public office would pay the expense of adults at the batha for aeveral weeks or 9 TRACK EVENTS LISTED CIIAPEL HILL N C (UP)— Nine events are listed In the 1932 track schedule of the University of North inlersectional Carolina Including meets with Navy and Penn State participation m state and southern championship meets and In Tech and Penn months At one time there were 170 public relays baths In Rome Four centuries later NEW MAGAZINE LAUNCHED the number had grown to almost ROCHESTER N Y (UP)— A new 1000 Some bathing places were of magazine has been started at huge size containing scores of rooms literary It was University of Rochester the ceilings were held up by pillars the Gordon W Allen a of marble or granite and colored named Littoral stones were used to make designs on junior is editor the floors NOTH' People seldom went to the baths They usually notice is hereby oivfn that just io get clean wanted to talk to other persons who ther will b a meeting of all the of Eia Fpullou chapter of gathered there or to lounge around members the Pht Mu Fraternity both aetlva on the easy couches or to read in the and alumnae on Wednesday the 27th library room from books written by day of January 1932 at the hour of 7 31) o'clock at Bfi South hand p in Another interesting thing about life Eleventh East Salt Lake City Utah of for the purpose considering and in olden Rome is the belief in 'signs" acting upon the queatlon of whether held by citizens when they wanted or not the Eta Fpallon chapter of the to know whether to do this thing or Phi Mu fraternity of the University that they tried to find out “the of Utah will organ!? a a corporasigns" borne persona looked at birds tion and for the transection of all Inside a Roman bath palace Children were allowed to enter the “bath palaces" free of charge They must have had great fun Jumping in A Roman chariot race the tanks of water and swimming or Prisoners of war and prisoners from splashing about jails were forced to entertain the Adults were charged smnll fees crowds Sometimes men fought Men paid levs than a cent npiere in against Hons and other fierce beasts bimight to Italy from the jungles of hailed as a hero Chariot races were Afrit a At other times mun fought leading fentures of "circus" perform against man while spu tutors filled antes in olden Rome the air with wild yells and shouts theater drew smaller Roman I lie men who fought were known as'erowds thnn the arena or the rate gladiators" A good poem to rend trio k hut there were always persons is the "Address of Spnrtat us to thejwho prcftried to wattll a play than Gliidintoi s " It tells of the feelings to see a fight or a race borne plavs °f a gladiator who had killed a ft lend were intended to make people laugh Others had a more serious pm pose It all un the nt ena The nearest things we now have to was usual for men to lake the pa its fit hts in the Roman arena are pi be of women borne of the at tors weie naliy” "Pino Genevieve By HORACE WALTOLE FRISBT Our Correspondent In China By Ciln Rh keyshnw from Manchuria MUCKDEN— 'Maintain the open door!” This was my ultimatum to the Japanese commander today after j bad thrira demanded an interview After throwing a klmona through the transom as a signal of good will I The interview was was admitted brief although I refused to remove my shoes or wear any man'i collar 1 approached on all fours as a gesture of international good will our money and women paid about flying overhead to see what "signs" could be read from their flight Others cut up animals to find "signs" inside Perhaps most Interesting of all was the custom of keeping chickens and If a person calling them sacred wanted to know whether a plan would auccecd he might try to feed the chickens If they ate hmrttlv it was a good sign If they refused to eat or ate very slowly the plan prob ably would be given lip No doubt the chit kens were stuffed so muih with food that they found It hard to e(ltj A Roman admiral once tiled till ti st and the chicken would not eat lha admit al became so angry that he pit ked them up and threw them into the sea Must Romans however were afraid to do suth a thing In connection therewith and auch other and further business as may be brought before said meeting buKlnceii LOIS BROWN Pres of Active Chapter ZELLA SKIDMORE See of Active Chapter RUTH HC HOFN1IALS Tree of Alumnae C hupter Mil i to re elver on or before nine o cln r 19 0 A M Ihiirada- January ? Bid reielved will be lvported to the Court at 1 30 P M Thuradav January 28 1912 with remiiimeiidatlona of aale or Immediate confirmation I ir Inventory oi r Hum of bids and full li formsMim apfly to UTAH IllUiir ADIthTMENT Al NDHY MIN OFT JlSriC F SOU! I1IND I nglund (UP)-J- us tli e was piombrd today foi the hum staves di les of Southend which me kept too fight and bull fights A better form of amusement nt To amuse simill gioups there were busy doing Ihe rluthiH of ptison Men Jugglers who tossed hulls about Aui who fall Into the sea IkirafUr eat h Rome was the chariot race AUSiB I lnN lro e four horse ti inns around an oval mills uiie Rallied to peifoim link pm son who (ills Into the sen will b Beeent of llleriv Outfitting Co 7 holt intis of mt n and w omen ti a k (Thla story may be plated in Ihe chaigid Ainptnie lo difiay tlia cost in nrnlrk ft dldllig a uk lit d the rival 1 and the victor w Jj(' lllstor) ” aeclluti of your arrupbouk ) p I di y ing i ut bolt lake Citj UUui I 1 putj t hapter UK I IV III S b Al E OF ASM TH Puriumnt to order of the District Court of Salt Ike County Utah the recelter of Utierly outfitting Company No 19 East Broadway Salt Lake (tty Utah herehy aolli 'la and bids for the purwill reielve anvli-chase of the men hamlle and fixtures of t) e company In hulk aa one Uein and the aiiounta riselvabla In IJUta Blunt be bulk aa another Item a nmpnnled by chei k In the amount m HI ml be pmaentod of hid and of M-- Will alter to gti'l right HA OSBORN See of Alumnae f I 7V3JL : t- - r V ) |