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Show THE itrange conduct. According to his itatement he was brought to Cuba aa a alive rr.ee. r year ago, and following out the cuetom of hla tribe, on g certain day each year, be purlled himself by passing over, hla body the deed body of a white rooeter. This rersmonv alio lesured hint of good luck during the coming year and gave him all klnJs of advantages over his enemies. lie waa In the act of "cleansing" himself with the dead rooster when police Interrupted the nee. With hip roeeter ae evidence -t Brava wee Uea Q the Teirti police station. Informed the police that The he had many follower of his African, cult In the arlstoersile district of and numbered among his many rich and prominent we men. who yearly went through the s.eanslng ceremony. ing hit E: . Cuban Arrested While Execu-ys ting Heathenish Dance - In ' the Nude. Surprised la ths rtvtrelen to sav- wt sgsry. Jtoqu Alberto ..Br police while executing heathenish dine at the month of the Tlnosas ca.va, near the bank of the Almsodare river,- - Brava wss node except tor a few (either entwined :n als hair. At he went through hie fantsstlo dance he chant and eeemed to be ei monotonously, working himself Into a freniy. To the pellc he made no objection to explain HAVANA, Cubs, must of big annus.! cam-plete- lr -- i die-trl- o, - TAIL SPIN., It was past midnight and the omi at nous truniii heavy feet was heard on the stairs. "What Is that?' she cried, clinging to her airman lover. "Sounds like your father coming down out of control." he replied In the Jargon of hie prfifesslon Ho ton Transcript. INDOOR Plays 180 TRIBUNE, SUN DAY MORNING, 'AUGUST SALT-XAK- Holes, : But Is 70 Short Of World Record LOUISVILLE AP) Irvln Age. yesr-old csrpenter, who trudged flirty Bailee around' a lf course under a sweltering sun la aa effort to establish a world record, ftnds thst sD he his accomplished Is 1(0 holes of golf at aa axpendlturerof fourteen hours. Some time after his marathon performance. Age learned to his dlsmsy thst the record for consecutlvs golfing Is more then ISO holes. He plan to shoot at this mark In the future. Is Age Although disappointed, he has the satisfaction of knowln that he shot good golf throughout. His total for 180 holes was ll strokes. Just under" tt strokes for each round. His score Card showed numerous pars and his best round was a 7a, the lowest he has ever accomplished on the course. His total -- Japanese Play Stirs Interest In Moscow MOSCOW (AP). The entire com. pany of Japan's most famous claastrsl theater, "Kabukl," has arrived here for a series of performances. - There er forty-si- x performers.. ln eluding the most widely. known Jap. anes actor, Itlkswa Falandat. Tha Istter Is the fifth generation of a family with 100 years of an unbroken theatrical tradition In Japan. Thie la) the first time In 100 years that the company has gone abroad. Thsre are no women players, re. male. parts are played by men. for the flnsl eighteen holes wsa tl. Alton Ate, II, accompanied his Broth er most of ths dsy, but he didn t arrive at the course until Irvm had made three trips around the eighteen holes. Alton lost one hell and Irvln two In which covered twenty- their twosome, - one miles The elder Age has been playing golf for four years. His work keeps him off the fairways except on Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Grid Tour Took Dodger Recruit Into Many Parks 19, 1923. VEIIln RMRIED 011 . CARACAl, Vshesuel (APJ T6I cleion of powerful foreign all compaBROOKLYN (AP) Willy Otlbert, nies to throw new millions Into the denew not will third baseman, Brooklyn's black gold be In altogether strange territory when velopment of Venesusla' he accompanies the Dodger est their trip around the NatUraal league. utinert waa a naeaneia man lor me Duluth Kakimoe, a professions! football team that played all of Its games on the rosd. appearing In several of the league ball parks. Wally played with Ernie Never, who also doubles in baseball. Nsvers. who was ganersllsslmo of tha Eiklmos, Is now pitching In the Cosel Jesgus, he v. Ing been eent thsre by the St. Louis Browns for further seasoning Gilbert and .Nevers were the main stay In the Eskimos' barkflsld. Sev ere, a hesvler msn thsn Gilbert, did most of the plunging, while Welly took kxt resources haa apparently slammed the door on efforts to effect a, world agreement for tb curtailment of production.' The astounding cheapness Of oil well operation In Venesusla, together with the fact that the country eeema to bs resting on a gtgsntlo oil basin of unlimited capacity, haa defeated aa or- - care of the punting and forward pass ing. Brooklyn 2a expecting areat thlnsa of Gilbert, wan retne here In exchsnse for Jay partridgs and a large cah consideration. Wally had a tryout with the Yankees three years ago. gsalsed attempt to enlist the Venesusla guvernment t aid In prsvsnrtng over production. The history of oil contains nothing to equsl the spectsoulsr drama of the developments of the last ten years In this slow. moving, sun. baked country. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been Invested In concessions and ex ploltatlon. Kxpen iturea continue on a lavish scale, Th litest SlflmifSg inllrita of mors than luu.nou.ooo this year, assuring Venesusla a to the United Stales ss ths next place world's greateet oil producer. Drilling, Improvements and engineering works proceed with a rush sneer the etlmJius of almost recltleas spending by ths richest companies of the world. The names or concern now onerat- Ing In the region around Lake Mara- cai'ho Include almost every oil enter-- " prise of NorfhsAmarlca and Europe. The principal companies are the Royil Dutch Shell and euhsldlsrles, ths Caribbean letreleum company, the flfsnd-ar- d Oil company of Kew Jersey. In diana, and California, various ritsndard OH subsidiaries, the Gulf Oil company, th Texe company and approximate , ly 100 smaller concerns. While there are numerou fields un der development in verioua parts of the River . Taxis Paris In ! . . Traffic May Relieve PARIS (AP). Witer taxi may ply the Seine before tourists retara to Pari next year. Th Idea, as proposed by a private company. Is perfectly practicable since th Seine l th broadest snl nnM 6f the- Pirl boulerardt The company- counts on tourist to help make ths venture pay. The view of Parla from the liver, especially of old Parla, s r superb. Tourist comride panies could vsry th autd-cnth an excursion oa tae water. sre two locks to pass to get eut Into th quiet watere of tha Mam, with a whole etretca of beautiful oountrysld bar-re- la ar Te beyond. country, th richest and ssost pvodqow tlvs pools thus far exploited bav beea tbcmpt ths Caribbean Petrotewm corn pany at lien Orande, some ten mile east ef Lake Xlaracalbo; of th Oil concessions at La Koaa snd Lssunlllaa. on the east sids of the Isae, and those of the Lego and th Gulf eon; pen lee at th Sams localities and In the bed of tha lske Itself. Vene-sual- an CBlBasiSBllSSXBBJBBJSJBBSSBaXaBSXaa I I I f. . A ' fUl '' , , IUI: Em n , rr . , . ; . I TrC T) 1 i Model 40 wednesday evening, August 22. (Withont Tubei) ' I Alfred E. Smith T sV - IS. Of the nine million radio sett in the United States, nearly two and a . .. . half million are Atwater Kent Setsw Trom Jane, 1926, to Jane 1st, 1927, Atwater Kent made and sold more than 40 of all the radio receiving1 sets manufactured in America, and there were several hundred manufacturers competing:. From January this year to date, thereJias been made and sold 00,000 A. 0. ZUectrio Atwater Kent Radio Sets, during which time other manufacturers were either completely shut down or running short time. Now the 1929 Atwater Kent Electric Sets are breaking another record. One million sets is the program for this year. Atwater Kent, the largest radio manufacturer in the world, is basing the present prices on this enor' t mous output. Every Atwater Kent Eadio Set is tested 222 times during ,the process of manufacture, with every improvement built in, including automatic voltage regulator, which is another exclusive Atwater Kent patented feature that gives the proper voltage and saves valuable tubes from burning out. One of the many reasons why they need little or no servicing and why they are always ready to be tuned .in on the many stations. The power used is only a trifle one cent operates an Atwater Kent Set five MoI140A.Cget.Stia. ' la brows snd gold "S AiM Model 12 A finished or ieef golden gold, tor J bronco and cycle, sis A. L. tabes and rectifying tube, $81. xi&-- one Sit' aW .i. , e. an 41P aat xtra-agngiti- A. O. gat S110. Battery get, 54 and S73 lag Mbe and utter- - ; svn-iU- "f eSBExexaw a. wltb aatomatlo Una yolu- wgnJator, $90, and Modal 44, - Ask the people who heard Herbert Hoover make his wonderful acccpi-anc- e speech a week ago from California. .Every word even the deep breaths were heard; the five combind bands playing stirring national air-severything was heard better, in the home than if one had had a seat in the .. , speaker's stand. - 4 ( Nothing of importance will happen nationally that will fail to be broad east. Championship fights, the world series baseball games, big football games, wonderful orchestras, the bast singing talent of the world operas, men of note all can be heard as you would like to bear it all, to say nothing of educational programs for the boys and girls, stock, grain and all quotations, along with weather reports, can be had dailjv via radio. . I A good radio set Is no longer, a luxury. ' : i parts of every good home, v "' hours. ' It is one of the important A : Don't confuse or judge the 1929 Atwater Kent Radio Sets" with other If you will let one of the Atwater Kent dealers night, where you can' bring in local and distant jour stations like magic,, with the satisfaction you have, a right-texpect of a rood radio, then you will be one of the two and a half million Atwater Kent " ' boosters. Better radio sets cannot be had for power, true tone, or selectiveness, even though you pay two to three times the price. tets you may have heard. home one ieave one in Your dealer will gladly give you a demonstration in your own home to ' 7 y prove all these claims. You are in no way obligated. Why wait longer. Phone one of these dealers at once. You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to let your dealer tell you aboutthese wonderful sets, and try it aj home, Compare it to any or all others regardless of their price. 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