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16 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1924 JAPS F Sa ANISH ee Fees| First Aid for Doctors ESTABLISHED 1854 FY A few automobile investigators, working under the direction of Secre- > . C H JORDAN & COMPANY Winston C. Murray, a graduate of the Lory ol Boul or Emmerson a y Ld ° College of Liberal Arts of Northwestern [10TC€ i es % Shi =i ; university of the class of 1922, now |duarter of a million dollars a year in AVA TY holding a responsible position with the aittotebile fees which otherwise International Banking Corporation in A investigator | mus: Tokyo, Japan, in a recent letter to his| * REEL g a 21: 5 | a a Florence Murra Schmidt cover several counties, as a rule, by 2-Pass. Utility Coupé save thot 2 areith ti-A Ys '| co-operating with local authorities | Sy Pr 20 hry po Prtroan SCN 1 and happening in at unexpected times he Bin, Boas EL A Ee they succeed in keeping the state sctiment of' the: immigration) law py. Con- pretty well clear of last year's license | gress, is rapidly dying out. Mr. Murray plates 3 | was in the thick of the Imperial hotel } 1, "addition to rounding up delin- riot where a number of Japanese rowdies quent owners, they also co-operate in entered the dining room and insulted a 1 b iA . the enforcement of automobile laws arge jpumber o merican men and |anq because their authority is not women. =, : limited by county or city boundaries, "I was sitting at a table in a central 2 f a ; they do very effective work. position and at this table were several 2 o Over 2,000 arrests were made per- Japanese," Mr. Murray wrote. Sud- sonally by these investigators last denly one of the party at my table arose year, and 30,000 drivers who were ig- and started the riot. He seemed to be noring traffic laws were warned. the ring-leader of the disturbances which threatened to be serious for a while. Cynthia Stockley's story, "Dalla, The FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOR 69 YEARS 612 Davis Street, Evanston, Ill Phone University 449 *640 164 N. Michigan Ave. Phones Randolph 1346-1347 f. o. b. Flint, Mich. % BLACK DIRT | FERTILIZER LIME To Beautify Your Lawns 7 H 2 7% 777 % 722% 7 7 WELLS-WESCOT CO., INC. No American, so far as I could learn |Lion's Cub" has been made into a 1103 Chicago Ave. Phone 8856-8857 was injured and the disorder was| Paramount Picture and called "The quickly controlled by the police." Female." Betty Compson has the E t R HED S ONE The Northwestern alumnus added that | part of Dalla. It will be shown at yaneton ! N\ following this display of bad temper | McVickers next week, starting Mon- Evanston Peoria Bloomington Yyarious Japanese stores put up placards, !day, August 18th, 7/7) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ To Dress Up Your Driveways Edinger & Sons Established 1907 "No Yankees Allowed" while many other printed bulleting tondemning America's attitude were posted in prom- inent places. In his last letter to his sister, just received, Mr. Murray ex- plained that these bulletins and placards have disapeared and that the people seemed to have forgotten the incident. Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. Murray's sister, holds a secretarial position in the Ev- anston office of President Walter Dill Scott. She says that in the bank where her brother works there are only four | Americans and that all of the other em- ployees are either Japanese or Chinese. Her brother, she says, has recently met several Northwestern university students and alumni who are traveling around the world and have stopped over in Tokyo. 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