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PROGRESS OF ANAHEIM AS TOLD BY BUILDING Year Permits Total 1922 675 $1,413,046 1921 564 1,253,870 1920 362 879,950 1919 174 464,500 WEATHER Fair tonight and Saturday with somewhat higher temperature Saturday. MANY HURT IN Union and Other Companies 1446 ANAHEIM PEOPLE PAY INCOME TAX Huntington Beach Only Other City in Co. Indicating Greater Prosperity Predicts Disaster in China Sept. 26-27 SHANGHAI, Sept. 14.—Frightened Chinese in this city and vicinity are preparing to leave for the various holy mountains of China following the prediction of an old Taolst priest of one of the numerous temples on the summit and winding trail of Mount Onei, sacred mountain, that the same disaster that befell Japan will be visited upon China on Sept. 26 and 27. “There will be general destruction of the Chinese coast on Sept. 26 and 27,” the priest warned followers of Taoism. “Earthquakes, fires, typhoon and tidal waves will destroy coastal cities, preceded by five days of the blackest darkness. "Grain will be plentiful, but there will be none to eat it; cit- INCOME TAX Huntington Beach Only Other City in Co. Indicating Greater Prosperity With the exception of Huntington Beach, where the sudden oil development transformed conditions, Anaheim showed the largest increase in the number of individual income tax returns in 1922 as compared with 1921 of any city in Orange county. The number increased from 1180 to 1446. The figures of other communities were: Brea, from 390 to 412; Fullerton from 1320 to 1533; Huntington Beach from 480 to 1170; La-Habra, from 330 to 470; Orange, from 760 to 838; Santa Ana, from 2120 to 2324. Returns in the entire county numbered 9244 against 7578 in 1921. That the So. Calif. district will lead every other Internal Revenue Unit in the United States is evidenced by a gain of 33.6 per cent in the number of individual returns filed in the district as a whole. In 1922 only 165,338 individual returns were made while in 1923 the total number was 221,020, a record-breaking gain of 55,682. Corporation, partnership and fiduciary returns are not included in the figures given. With these added the total number of returns filed was 240,279 as against 189,840 for the same period of 1922, a gain of 50,439. In 1922 the ratio of individual returns filed to the 1920 census population was 8.6 for the district as a whole. Applying this ratio to the number of individual returns filed would call for a population of 1,900,772 in the ten counties comprising the Sixth California District. MUSSOLINI WILL LEAVE SEPT. 27TH ROME, Sept. 14.—Premier Benito Mussolini, in his note to the allied ambassadorial council at Paris, has promised to begin evacuation of Corfu Sept. 27, "in the interests of European peace," it was revealed today when the text of the document was made public. The note: "Italy, wishing to show her constant interest in the peace of Europe, and in accordance with her previous declaration, will evacuate Corfu." PERMITS POUR IN FOR NEW BUILDINGS If building permits continue to pour in at the present rate the rest of the month, September's total will be $233,750, compared with a little more than $159,000 during August. Actual permits will number 90, a figure almost unprecedented. Even tho the other three-fifths of th month, beginning today, do not hold up quite so well, there is little doubt that a considerable improvement will be shown, based upon the $93,500 in valuation represented by the 36 permits issued up to today. Soon after the building inspector's office opened today two permits were issued, one for a $3,000 dwelling at 1012 West Broadway and one for an alteration of $125 to the dwelling at 214 South Claudina-st. There are 15 more working days, counting Saturdays as full days, remaining during September. ADDRESSES ROTARY ON CONSTITUTION Showing how chaotic political conditions were before the constitution ROME, Sept. 14.—Premier Benito Mussolini, in his note to the allied ambassadorial council at Paris, has promised to begin evacuation of Corfu Sept. 27, "in the interests of European peace." It was revealed today when the text of the document was made public. The note: "Italy, wishing to show her constant interest in the peace of Europe, and in accordance with her previous declaration, will evacuate Corfu Italy has decided to proceed with such evacuation September 27, the date fixed by the ambassadorial conference for the conclusion of the inquiry into the Italian assassination." "Should the murderers not be discovered before the 27th, Italy will consider is contrary to moral justice and her own Alignity to renounce pledges already given without getting satisfaction. In such event the conference should inflict upon Greece a demand to pay Italy 50,000,000 litres. Then we will renounce all claims upon the permanent court of Justice at The Hague except reimbursement for actual expenses." Major Beaud has been appointed Italian representative upon the investigation commission. EVACUATE CORFU PARIS, Sept. 14.—Italy has notified the Inter-allied Council of Ambassadors that Corfu will be evacuated by Sept. 27, it was announced today. Corfu was occupied in retaliation for the killing of General Tellini and four other Italians on Greek soil. LEAPS 15 FLOORS NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Brooding over the Tokio disaster and fearful that his family had been killed there Tokunoskus Inouye an accountant for the firm of Mitsui and company, Japanese exporters, jumped to his death from the 15th floor of No. 65 Broadway today. BUILDING PERMITS BLDG PERMITS W. J. Alexander, tile residence and garage at 501 No. Lenon-st, cost $5000. W. T. McAllister, frame residence at West La Palma-ave,cost $7000. C. J. Howe, frame temporary residence at 712 No. Olive-it, cost $400. J. Barrett, frame residence at 1912 W. Broadway, cost $8000. ADDRESSES ROTARY ON CONSTITUTION Showing how chaotic political conditions were before the constitution was adopted and put into practice, and how that document brought harmony, Prof. Arthur Coons of the history department of the Fullerton high school, formerly of the Anaheim high school, today gave Anaheim Lions a most interesting talk. Pre-constitution conditions were clearly described in a letter of Washington's which the speaker read. Prof. Coons compared the chaos then with the present chaos, which he said could be ended similarly if the right body of man got together and acted. Secretary Thomas H. Walker of the Rotary Club, who was present, extended an invitation, accepted unanimously, to attend the Rotarians' luncheon next Monday at the Elks clubhouse, when Congressman Phil Swing will speak. Kiwanians also have agreed to come. The members of all three clubs will bring their ladies. FIND SAFE HACKED UPON RETURN HOME It wasn't a sledge hammer this time, but a pickaxe and axe that were used on the safe. E. F. Wicker-shelm of 210 South Broadway, Santa Ana, told the Santa Ana police that while he and his family were gone somebody broke in and attacked his safe. There was nothing in the safe but papers, and these were found scattered over the house. Nothing was found missing. HELD FOR MURDER LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 14.—Merle Warden and Harry Carlson, of Detroit, are held in the county jail at Ogallala, Neb., today on a charge of murder, following the shooting at midnight-of Grover C. Rodman, Ogallala real estate dealer. General Rivera was mander of the Barcelo Resignation of the chief demand of the leaders. The country is quiet According to preal Rivera will preside per-directory" which placed by a non-politic inet. Parliament will be there will be no genie present. Socialist labor unproclamation announces not submit to the report it. They denounce as seditions bers to maintain order duct any hostile detention the executive coalitionists meet and mal decision. BARCELONA, Sectionary troops were to Marquis Destella gram of the revolutious 1. Purification tics. 2. Stricter enfoce 3. Reduction of penses. 4. Protection for 5. Imperial inves Spanish defeat in N PARIS, Sept. 14 lutionists at Barcelo foreign ship, said that city today. It did not reveal the vessel. According to the L'Intransigeant, are conducting close all foreigners. HENAYDE, France The militar ynsurr thru all Spain, accriving here from its frontier this month King Alfenso has tary dictatorship in Rivera, General A Gavalcanti, Genera Naro, General Dad Bereguer. So far there have ers. TANGIER, Sept. planes today bomb the home of Abdelil anti-Spanish rebels Many women reported killed. FULL REPORT OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—FIRST LEASED WIRE IN ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Friday, September 14, 1923 IN PRIZE FIGHT TIGERS Companies Plan Extensive Development CITY TAXES WILL TOTAL $128,539 City Council Will Expend Much Larger Su Than Any Previous Year 65 Pct. of People in Tokio Were Injured (By Edna Lee Hooker) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) KOBE, Sept. 14.—Sixty-five per cent of the inhabitants of Tokio were injured during the earthquake and fire disaster of Sept. 1, and 78,000 persons escaped injury, according to official statistics given out today by the ministry of home affairs. The number of homeless in the devastated sections is 1,500,000 according to the home office. The refugees in schools, shrines temples and parks number approximately 393,000, while in houses which remained intact in the suburbs of Tokio there are 292,000. STAMPEDE FOR OIL LEASES AT G. & L. Discovery of Rich, Lower Sand Brings Offers of Large Bonuses $128,539 City Council Will Expend Much Larger Su Than Any Previous Year Anaheim property owns will pay $128,539 in city taxes real estate this year, compared with $85,121.70 last year, it was estimated today following formal adoption council last night of the tax rd of $1.45, same as last year. The total assessed values $9,085,-995, of this amount, the $1.45 rate is applicable to $8,568.2 Recently annexed theory gets off much easier, not hung to pay on bond issues voted bree coming into the city. In No. Anaheim addit, the rate of $1,2333 is applicable $84,500. In the North and East lition, the rate of .8345 applies to 61,355. In the North and West lition, the rate of .6373 applies to 11,165. In the last named inexation, property owners pay of 23 cents more for the privilege oing inside the city, since they do not the 46-cent county road tax. SPANISH CABIT RESIGNSODAY MADRID, Sept. 14.—Spanish cabinet, headed by Prer Alhuecas, resigned to King Tonso today. General Rivera, head the military revolutionists, was bid by the king to form a new indo. Alfonso conferred wciivil and military leaders. It was reported that Rivera asked for a mixed canid military directory to replace Alhuecas ministry. The resignations were on to the king during the mornin. It was understood that accepted them immediately. General Rivera was firmly commander of the Barcelona rison. Resignation of the car was the chief demand of the tuitionary leaders. The country is quiet. According to press仕s, General Rivera will preside a "super-directory" which will be replaced by a non-political civilian cabinet. Parliament will be lived, but there will be no generation for the present. Socialist labor union issued a proclamation announcing would earthquake and fire disaster of Sept. 1, and 78,000 persons escaped injury, according to official statistics given out today by the ministry of home affairs. The number of homeless in the devastated sections is 1,500,000 according to the home office. The refugees in schools, shrines temples and parks number approximately 393,000, while in houses which remained intact in the suburbs of Tokio there are 292,000. GIRL IS BADLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT The daughter of F. B. Pooree of Long Beach was badly injured in an accident on Lincoln-blvd yesterday when the car which her father was driving smashed into a Mack truck and was totally wrecked, according to report to local police. Mr. Pooree said he was behind another car which turned suddenly and left him to face the truck, owned by E. Paselline, which was standing on the highway. Dr. J. A. Geissinger, pastor of the White Temple church told police that his car was badly damaged late yesterday at Ball-rd and the State highway, when struck by a car owned by Carl M. Carlson of Orange. He said that he was coming off Ball-rd from the west and turning north on the state highway. Carlson, coming south on the state highway, apparently lost control and swerved, striking Dr. Geissinger's car on the left front wheel, smashing the fender and hub and running southeast into an orange grove, breaking down a tree, before it stopped. TEST WELL PASSES 700-FOOT MARK Sand without rocks continued to be the formation in the Standard Oil Co.'s test well on the William Wagner, Jr. ranch of the Community lease yesterday and today and the 700-foot mark has been passed by the earthquake and fire disaster of Sept. 1, and 78,000 persons escaped injury, according to official statistics given out today by the ministry of home affairs. The number of homeless in the devastated sections is 1,500,000 according to the home office. The refugees in schools, shrines temples and parks number approximately 393,000, while in houses which remained intact in the suburbs of Tokio there are 292,000. GIRL IS BADLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT The daughter of F. B. Pooree of Long Beach was badly injured in an accident on Lincoln-blvd yesterday when the car which her father was driving smashed into a Mack truck and was totally wrecked, according to report to local police. Mr. Pooree said he was behind another car which turned suddenly and left him to face the truck, owned by E. Paselline, which was standing on the highway. Dr. J. A. Geissinger, pastor of the White Temple church told police that his car was badly damaged late yesterday at Ball-rd and the State highway, when struck by a car owned by Carl M. Carlson of Orange. He said that he was coming off Ball-rd from the west and turning north on the state highway. Carlson, coming south on the state highway, apparently lost control and swerved, striking Dr. Geissinger's car on the left front wheel, smashing the fender and hub and running southeast into an orange grove, breaking down a tree, before it stopped. TEST WELL PASSES 700-FOOT MARK Sand without rocks continued to be the formation in the Standard Oil Co.'s test well on the William Wagner, Jr. ranch of the Community lease yesterday and today and the 700-foot mark has been passed by the earthquake and fire disaster of Sept. 1, and 78,000 persons escaped injury, according to official statistics given out today by the ministry of home affairs. The number of homeless in the devastated sections is 1,500,000 according to the home office. The refugees in schools, shrines temples and parks number approximately 393,000, while in houses which remained intact in the suburbs of Tokio there are 292,000. GIRL IS BADLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT The daughter of F. B. Pooree of Long Beach was badly injured in an accident on Lincoln-blvd yesterday when the car which her father was driving smashed into a Mack truck and was totally wrecked, according to report to local police. Mr. Pooree said he was behind another car which turned suddenly and left him to face the truck, owned by E. Paselline, which was standing on the highway. Dr. J. A. Geissinger, pastor of the White Temple church told police that his car was badly damaged late yesterday at Ball-rd and the State highway, when struck by a car owned by Carl M. Carlson of Orange. He said that he was coming off Ball-rd from the west and turning north on the state highway. Carlson, coming south on the state highway, apparently lost control and swerved, striking Dr. Geissinger's car on the left front wheel, smashing the fender and hub and running southeast into an orange grove, breaking down a tree, before it stopped. TEST WELL PASSES 700-FOOT MARK Sand without rocks continued to be the formation in the Standard Oil Co.'s test well on the William Wagner, Jr. ranch of the Community lease yesterday and today and the 700-foot mark has been passed by the earthquake and fire disaster of Sept. 1, and 78,000 persons escaped injury, according to official statistics given out today by the ministry of home affairs. The number of homeless in the devastated sections is 1,500,000 according to the home office. The refugees in schools, shrines temples and parks number approximately 393,000 while in houses which remained intact in the suburbs of Tokio there are 292,000. GIRL IS BADLY INJURED IN ACCIDENT The daughter of F. B. Pooree of Long Beach was badly injured in an accident on Lincoln-blvd yesterday when the car which her father was driving smashed into a Mack truck and was totally wrecked, according to report to local police. Mr. Pooree said he was behind another car which turned suddenly and left him to face the truck, owned by E. Paselline which was standing on the highway. Dr. J. A. Geissinger, pastor of the White Temple church told police that his car was badly damaged late yesterday at Ball-rd and the State highway, when struck by a car owned by Carl M. Carlson of Orange. He said that he was coming off Ball-rd from the west and turning north on the state highway. Carlson, coming south on the state highway, apparently lost control and swerved, striking Dr. Geissinger's car on the left front wheel, smashing the fender and hub and running southeast into an orange grove, breaking down a tree before it stopped. WASHINGTON. 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Resignation of the captain was the chief demand of the revolutionary leaders. The country is quiet. According to press reports, General Rivera will preside over a "super-directory" which would be replaced by a non-political Italian cabinet. Parliament will be lived, but there will be no general action for the present. Socialist labor unions issued a proclamation announcing that it would not submit to the revolution nor support it. They denounced movement as seditions but did work to maintain order and conduct any hostile demonstrations until the executive committee of the unionists meet and form a formal decision. BARCELONA, Sept. 14. Revolutionary troops were co-working with the police today to press order. Marquis Destella outlits the program of the revolution following: 1. Purification of Irish politics. 2. Stricter enforcement of laws. 3. Reduction of gonent expenses. 4. Protection for war men. 5. Imperial investigation of the Spanish defeat in Moro. PARIS, Sept. 14. Revolutionists at Barcelona seized a foreign ship, said a detachment from that city today. It did not reveal the validity of the vessel. According to the condition of L'Intransigente, the revolutionists are conducting close silence of all foreigners. HENAYDE, France, Sept. 14. The militar yinsurrection spread through all Spain, according toouriers arriving here from the Spanish frontier this morning. King Alfonso has acceded military dictatorship headed General Rivera, General Aguilal General Gavalcanti, General Naro, General Dadaji General Bereguer. So far there have been disorders. TANGIER, Sept. 13. British airplanes today bombed the home of Abdel Hassan of the anti-Spanish rebels. Many women were reported killed. TEST WELL PASSES 700-FOOT MARK Sand without rocks continued to be the formation in the Standard Oil Co.'s test well on the William Wagner Jr. ranch of the Community lease yesterday and today and the 700-foot mark has been passed by the drill. Until rocks are encountered again or there is an accident the well will be making 100 to 125 feet every 24 hours. The 15-inch casing will not replace the 22-inch until blue shale is met with, it was declared today. This will not be before the 1,000 to 1,500 feet depth is reached. LEVEL GROUNDS FOR NEXT ORANGE SHOW The leveling of the eight acres bounded by Palm, LaPalma and Los Angeles-sts. for the future home of the California Valencia Orange show is now being planned by the Chamber of Commerce. The committee in charge of the show is the same as that of last year—Herman Stern, C.E. Harbeson and S.E. Prince. The committee has ambitious plans for planting a margin of this area with trees which attain quick growth and make a pleasant picture for the passing millions," the Chamber announces. The main entrance to the Orange Show will be on La Palma street and the committee must soon undertake to prepare that roadway for the heavy traffic which will occur during each show. A runway of 75 feet is provided in this lease, which will permit autos to run into the grounds off Palm street. Nearly three acres will be available for the use of visiting autos. This will lend an important service to the public besides giving considerable profit to the management." SPEEDER FLEES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14. A broken leg, arm and shoulder were sustained by Lewis Vasquez today when he was struck at First and Rowan-sts by an auto, the driver of which did not stop. None were able to secure the license number, according to the aberff's office. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. Two other destroyers were damaged off Point Honda, Calif., last Saturday when seven gunboats were completely wrecked, the navy department was advised this afternoon in an official dispatch from the commander of the Pacific Fleet. The report stated that the destroyers Somers and Farragut scraped bottom but were able to get into San Diego under their own power. The destroyer Burns was also slightly damaged. GHYSEL ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Six dozen bottles of beer, according to the complaint, 12 dozen according to Deputy Sheriff Ed McClellan, were confiscated, when C. Ghysel was arrested at a place west of Westminster and put into the county jail yesterday afternoon. Several big machines had been driven up to the house, and the county officers' suspicious were aroused. Six were there to purchase the drink when the raiding party arrived. The latter consisted of Deputies McClellan, Elliott, Ryan, Scott, Wilson and Wallace. Crock jars, full of brew, capping machines and caps also were confiscated. Ghysel is charged with possession and it is declared by McClellan to be his third offense. He will receive preliminary hearing probably this afternoon. URGE U.S.COURT TRY ROSENBLUTH WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. The U.S. supreme court was asked today by the government to take action which would bring to trial for murder in the federal district court of Washington state. Captain Robert Rosenbluth and Sergeant Roland R. Potherl indicted for the murder of Major Alexander P. Cronkhite, Oct. 25, 1918, at Camp Lewis. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. ANAHEIM aler UNTY GROWTH OF ANAHEIM SHOWN BY CENSUS Total in 1910 was ..... 2,625 For Year 1920 was ..... 5,525 Today Estimated at ..... 10,000 Mall your Plain Dealer to Eastern friends. It may bring them to Anaheim, fastest growing city in Orange County. 27TH YEAR—NO. 16. TICKET RIOT opment in Near Anaheim Must Prosecute Son on Robbery Charge HARLINGTON, Neb., Sept. 14. Following his confession to the robbery of the county treasurer's vault here of $1800 in cash and nogotiable paper, Scott Millard, 19, former deputy treasurer and law student at Omaha University, arrived here today in the custody of County Sheriff Peter Clarence. Millard's father is the county attorney of Cedar-co. and unless special provision is made, it will be his duty to prosecute his son. The elder Millard declared he wanted to do his duty and was ready to take charge of the case for the county. 20,000 WANT 3500 CHEAP BLEACHERS Numerous Sore Heads When Police Swing Clubs Indiscriminately DARWIN NOT SCIENTIFIC, SAYS BRYAN Hon. Wm. Jennings Bryan, after introduction by State Senator Lewis delivered a great lecture in the splendid auditorium of the Anaheim Union High school before a fine audience yesterday afternoon. His subject was "Did Evolution or God Make Man." If Mr. Bryan is not a great orator people understand him and get the ideas he wishes to convey which to him is vastly more important than to be famed for eloquence. Mr. Bryan is making a great fight for the old fundamentals, namely belief in God and the Bible, in the virgin birth of Christ who died and rose again for the world's salvation. Many who call themselves Scientists with some divines of the various churches and college professors are arraying themselves against these old truths in their efforts to support the theory of Darwin's Evolution. True science is classified knowledge. Nothing is scientific that is not truth. I do not combat with" says Mr. Bryan. "No scientific fact ever hurt religion." All truth is from God. Science may develop that truth but it does not evolve it. Science may harness the mountain stream or the electricity of the air and make them great sources of power. It does not evolve that power. It only develops it. Science needs the water and the lightning to do this. Science must be based on facts, not hypothesis. It is not a system of guesses but of truths that existed before science discovered them. "Evolution rests only on hypothesis or guesses and never on a single Numerous Sore Heads When Police Swing Clubs Indiscriminately POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Order was restored by the police early this afternoon in the disturbance among a crowd estimated at 20,000 who lined the ball park for several blocks to purchase $3.30 seats for the Firpo-Dempsey bout. Many persons were slightly injured when police charged the crowd to quell the disturbance. Their injuries were not serious enough to require their being taken to hospitals. The sale of tickets was temporarily halted until the crowd became less fractious. Another ticket wagon, selling $16.50 tickets was spied by the crowd on 155th-st, around the corner from Eighth-ave., a mob of 3,000 menaced the wagon and the mounted police again charged the crowd and ordered the sale of tickets stopped. "Tex" Rickard, promoter of the contest came along at this moment, hurried to the steps of the ticket wagon and exhorted police to form the mob in line so the ticket sale could proceed. Rickard was hooted and jeered by the throng. Mrs. Robert Zinzer, the first woman in line for the $3.30 seats, was jolted out of her position when the crowd become unruly. As a result she failed to buy a ticket aloft waiting patiently since 8 o'clock this morning. Elevated, subways, surface cars, automobiles and wagons began to disgorge thousands who clustered in line on Eighth-ave., for blocks one woman, Mrs. Robert Zinzer, headed the line. She had waited patiently since 8 o'clock this morning for the ticket sale to start. When the impatient crowd began to surge forward, Mrs. Zinzer was thrown out of position but mounted police managed to rescue her from the maelstrom and placed her at the head of the line again. Even while the rioting was in progress, hundreds of late comers began to arrive for the admission seats. The vaduct above Eighth-ave., was lined with people waiting to go down the stairs of the ticket booths. POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Scorces of persons were in No scientific fact ever hurt religion." All truth is from God. Science may develop that truth but it does not evolve it. Science may harness the mountain stream or the electricity of the air and make them great sources of power. It does not evolve that power. It only develops it. Science needs the water and the lightning to do this. Science must be based on facts, not hypothesis. It is not a system of guesses but of truths that existed before science discovered them. "Evolution rests only on hypothesis or guesses and never on a single certified fast or truth. The plant growing from the seed is not being evolved from the seed but developed. The chicken is not evolved from the egg, it is simply developed. The telephone or the automobile were not evolved, they were developed by human intelligence. People think they are believing in "Evolution" when they are only believing development. Darwin's doctrine of the survival of the fittest is the most cruel the world has ever known. "That is the doctrine of "might makes right." It has meant wars, oppression, the rule of the strong over the weak. And Darwin's two basic laws, to-wit: 1. National selection. 2. Sex selection is discarded by most scientists. It is impossible in our limited space to give even a fair idea of Mr. Bryan's great and convincing arguments used by him against the fallacies advanced in support of evolution. The loss of belief by Germany in the fundamentals of truth wrecked that empire. Mr. Bryan is simply sounding the alarm that our nation is heading in the same direction. He is using his great abilities to save us from such a fate. SNOW IN ILLINOIS CHICAGO, Sept. 14.—The Great Lakes region today was preparing for a severe winter, following the first snow fall of the season in Illinois. Snow was reported during the night at Dixon, Ill., and at Sterling, Ill. There was frost in Fox River and Skokie Valley. The weather bureau, however, predicted warmer temperature following frost tonight. PLEADS NOT GUILTY G. W. Willingham pleaded not guilty to a battery charge before Justice J. B. Cox today and his trial was set for Oct. 3 on his own recognition. What mistake is this golfer making in his driving position? The answer will be found among today's want ads.