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? Entire District to Join in Cele-- § brating Openina of Good Roads Near Decatur. 44 PANA CELEBRATES _ -- OPENING OF FIVE NEW HARD ROADS Pana. 111., Oct. 14.--Pana is on edge for one of the biggest days of its his-- tory--the opening of fAve new hard roads into the city, Thursday. Prep arations for a celebration which will eclipse anything the city has ever seen have been made. GOV. SMALL TO SPEAK --Thousands of Illinois citizens will pour into Pana for the celebration; it is --expected, including the governor of the state, Len Smail, and many other notables. Band concerts, a barbecue, a parade, airplane flights, free vaude vilte and movies and Can~ing are on the day's program. Large delegations will come from the cities and towns with which Pana has been joined by the new roads, it has been assured. The delegations from Decatur, Shelbyville, Tower Hill, Assumption, Taylorville, Nokomi#s, Vandalia, Hillsboro, Owaneco, will be accompanied by bands. Two Pana bands will add to the music. At ten o'clock in the morning all bands, civic, labor and fraternal -- or-- ganizations and delegations from the 'different cities will join in a grand parada. At noon hundreds of pounds of barbecued meats will be served free at Kitchell Pa:& f The speaking progs@am will begin at 2 o'clock. Addresses will be heard from Governor Small,; Mayor Henry W. Kiel, of St. Louis; Arthur Roe, of Vandalia, and Lincoln Bancroft, --of Greenup. * Exhibitions by airplanes from Scott and Chanute fields, vaudeville acts and free motion pictures are on the aft-- ernoon's amusement program. In the evening dances will be held on each 1 10 Caluiai e sgi%, PPCPRRARA of the five hard roads at the city limits. 2C Only Smaill Birds Sing t Have you thought of it; It is onty | the small birds that sing? You nerer' heard a.note of*a song from the englel in youar life, nor from the turkey or the ostrich; but you have heard it from the robin and the lark and the mocking bird and the canary, and how they can sing! So it is from the lit-- tle folks that we expect the best and sweetest things, the most 'cheerful and most leving work. So, too, we expect to hear them sing as they go.-- Enarthqudkes are, Of course, known to be of more or less frequent occur-- rence, but it is astounding. to learn that in (the recorded history there have been ©100,000 authentic earth-- amakes. 'rccording to a list recently Grit. \ Thousands of Visible Strars _ To the naked eyc at any one time enly about 2,000 stars are visible. But M the observer goes to different paris of the earth at the most propitions geasous of tue year 6,000 stars may hbe brought within range of the --human eye compiled. unaided. r more youthfvc! and amari IoOn" ( ing than this dbmbination -- of Atoman stripes and pleats, joined by '"mfl- The ecolorful "-.!n"b"-lm .'hfifinu!hhl"t*'th imu'mthdhw" Earthquakes Listed Colorful Stripes wear nothing can MAN WHOKILLED _ _ BROTHER--INLAW -- ~ CONFESSES--BEED Newton, III., Oct. 15.--Floyd Wor they, 30, who shot and killed his brother--in--law Robert C. Alcocke 36, has surrendered to £©_ .i Jones and wasbeingheld in jail here today. The shooting took place on Wor-- 'they's farm, 15 milés southwest of here, iate yesterday, folhowing a quar-- rel in which Alcoke threatened to kill Floyd Worthey, according to ltemmony givend 'by C. A. Worthey, father of the slayer, at the coro ner's inquest. bu 6L i The father testified he was with the son when Alcoke thr#atened to kill the boy and that Floyd then shot three times." The bullets struck Alcoke in the right hip, left arm and under the chin. _ s ea's The coroner's inquest disclosed that Alcoke's skull also was frac-- tured in two places where he. ap-- parently was hit by some blunt in-- strument. .Kfiwl-x:';~olved are prominent farm-- l\\.'ljb se Nq M NO MEAETSAG T 64 NRA W 0 AMN CE CNR MR L OM MC MUM Calh We n n CC Architecturally it is said to be the most perfectly constructed building in the world. It is of white marble and stands on the bank of the Ganges River on' a most impressive site. The shah hbuilt it as stated above in mem-- ory of his wife as a burial spot and later his own remains were interred there.. Visitors are allowed to descend into the basement below the huge dome and there priests are in continual attendance and explain to visitors various details The grounds about the Taj-- Mahal are beautifully kept and many people go back.there several times during their stay at Agra just to sit and gaze at the wonderful building. ' - Pm Goes Home, /:z World's Most Beautiful Building %f CLOCATED AT AGRA, INDIA-------------------- A MR3 moome Can BE Jubjzep BY The ScoP ME MAS ACcQuUmepr from oT [2m0 kay $40 $gm0 _ '$1500 . \ The Public Must Use Silver Dollars, Says Secretary Mellon r ms REX) nodh american FiGp] Wation's Hall of Fame. . -- The Hall of Fome, in New York, belongs to New York university. The money to build it, amounting to $250,-- J00, was given anonymously for this particnular purpose. It is known oM-- cially as "The Hall of Fame for Great Americans." Fifty names were to be inscribed on the tablets as the begin-- ning, and five additional names every fifth year thereafter until the year 2000. Only persons who have been, dead twenty--five or more years Aare eligible to be chosen. . ~"TMe man who said price goes hefo' a fall," said Unc'e Eben, '"bad it right, When a man's braggin' de londest 'bout bein' a tough egg, dat's Je# de time when somebody's gine'er come along and scramble 'im." Electricity's Great Speed Eiectricity travels with njuch great-- er speed than either light or sound. It covers 288,000 miles in a #econd, while light travels 186,000 miles to the sécond and sound only 734 miles in the same time. _ Scrambled Egg BRIDGE COLLAPSES; -- ONF KNOWN DFAD Wheeling, W.. Va., Oct. 15. --At least one man 'was killed and it is feared the bodies of others may be found in the ruins of a section of the steel bridge over the -- Ohio~ river which collapsed here. today, _ Albert Coulter of Moundsvilie, one of 35 workmen engaged in repairing the structure, dropped 50 feet to his death when the girders gave way with a crash heard for blocks. As a result of the accident street car traffic into the city -- from Ohlo river points has been' temporarfly suspended. oo B _ _ A crowded street car had crossed the bridge just before the accident. Intelligence of Pigs Doubtliéss the ugliness of pigs and fhe ugly noises they make have earned them their bad name, but actuailly their Intelligence stands on a level with that of a horse. q | ~ The fAirst Japanese newspaper, pub-- Hished in 1871, was issued six times a month Odd Dates of Ilssue ing W s FIGHTING NEAR -- SHANGHAT TODAY Bhanghat Oct, 15.--Persistent re ports were circulated today that an effort vm'r made to renew the wartare Bhanghai between the Chekiang and Kiangsu factions.. MAJESTIC 3:# Oct. 20 LECOMTE s FLESHERS * .:h / Tz pasdors BARRELL (' raoon LrRics s nUSiC 4. By CHAS GEORGE ¥# ! EBA n i I I # ¢ Ee 1 M : ' ; * CR t,. BEWILDERING IN ALL y in £" i e!, ITS GORGEOUS SPLENDOR! «3P . : We ZA _ _ B S j A .. "mm-- e fl' h hb 3 a . 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C 4 SuAT 'n «1 . 1 ' tormer Chekiang> beadquarters,-- a> grily denied charges of-- disloyaity cantained. in a report that bhe. had been bought over and would support the Chekiang lost cause in an effort HMsu Shut Beng, also krown as "Little Hau," former Anfu leader, was also reported attempting to re-- organize the Aefeated Chekiang turces for the purpose of further armed opposition 'to Kiangsu. 4 offers you a chance to become a partner in is one of the most stable imaginable and is cular and further d4nformation [re MUSICAL SENSATION . IN SONG, DANCE*~* Nolv't!:l.w; BEA TAN PouPAN y . American apples eaten by noeoud Europe last year lm.aw,.m t» and 1,080,000 barsels when shi; there. # DR. J. L. REDDING Iugton "Bt.; "Waukegan, !!l. ¥YETERINARY SURGEON re or on & Shares in Euroge --Seaty «_ s 4 n in mmmnats ' #J i