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nusual Offer l ‘complete V acuum" physical ireka wil} "- uphOI. at your Use the HOPPE ded pCTOBEER and Facials ne 65 <§{ 4 Y th 23f" Miss Esther Whang is a slight girl of decided Japanese cast of counâ€" tenance who on a certain day in the spring of 1919 rushed to the streets of Seoul with thousands of other young Koreans and shouted "Long Live Korea," a signal for a secretly planned uprising which failed. With thousands of her compatriots she was seized by Japanese soldiers, roughly handled and tossed, with thirty other Korean girls, into a cell about fifteen A leader of the student revolt in Korea six years ago, a young woman who at the age of sixteen elected to challenge Japanese supromacy and stand by her native land, and who, following the abortive revolution of which she was an instigator, was beaten and thrown into prison at Seoulâ€"this girl, despite sickness and weakness, has travelled over half around the world to enter Northwestâ€" ern university. * . NOW IN NORTHWESTERN Headed Rebellion Against Jap Rule In Her Country Six . Years Ago; Wants To | Aid Her People Ek KOREAN GIRL WHO ONCE LED REVOLT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925 â€" , _ Wants to Aid Her People Although she actively led the propaâ€" ganda against Japan six years ago, the demur% little Korean now is anxâ€" ious only jto spread knowledge and information among her countrymen so that they will be capable of greater things. < Many of her old friends, she says, are still in prison, many others have died and‘Korea remains passive. Most of her countrymen, Miss Whang feet square, a room with one small window and inadequate conveniences. ‘In Jail Four Years ; She languishéd in jail for four years, two years of which during ‘the day she: was compelled to remain in ‘kneeling position. After her case was settled she was sentenced to three adâ€" ditional years in prison but was perâ€" mitted to work at odd jobs of sewing and cleaning‘ during daylight hours. She became so ill that a year before her time was up she was sent home. _ "My father was already dead," said Miss Whang, "as he could not endure the harsh treatment of his persecuâ€" tors, but my mother is still living. I was permitted to study at Ewa uniâ€" versity in Seoul but the Japanese inâ€" sisted on supervising instruction ini history and geography for their own reasons. I now want to learn to beâ€" come a teacheriat Northwestern uniâ€" versity and consequently have enterâ€" ed the Graduate school for a general course in education. My.forte is to be, provided my former captors do not inter{ere, to teach my Korean sis-f ters and brothers to become teachers." | The first gas company, the Chicago Gas Light and Coke company, was chartered by a special act of legisâ€" lature passed‘ on February 12, 1849. The Peoples Gas Light and Coke comâ€" pany was chartered on February 12, 1855, ‘and the two companies were The seventyâ€"fifth anniversary of the beginning of gas service in Chicago â€"the first gas service west of De. troit and Clevelandâ€"was celebrated in September, 1925, by the Peoples Gas Light and Coke company. The citizens of Chicago turned out in force on ‘that day‘in 1850 to see gas used for the first time in Iilinois,‘ the "show" being the illumination of Lake street, then the principal business street, and of the city hall by means of gas lights. The story was the big feature of the newspapers of that" day. 1 SEVENTYâ€"FIFTH YEAR _ _OF GAS IN CH!_CAGO Anniversary \Is Celebrated: In September, 1925; Brief states, are compelied to be farmers because all the more actively profitâ€" able lines of trade are preempted by the Japanese. 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