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1,711,381 Directed To
Employment In Year i
Through Labor Bureau '
The annual report which the Hec- :
rotary 0! Labor will make in t,‘on- .
grea- when it oonvenes early in he. 9
(author Will show that ill coopt rut ion
with public employment “1111‘ .
throughout the country l.7‘.Ii.;l\t 3
persons were directed to employ- 3
men! during the ilscnl yenr Hill-"l :
June 3t). 1920.
Commenting upon the employ-
lllt‘nt. situation. as of the dntu‘ot th.
report. Secretary Davis eluted thnt
ht. Is advised by the Director of th.
Employment Service. "T ut the iron
and steel Industries are ii an so to
85 per cent basis :the automotive
industries are employing prut‘lit'uliv L
lull-time forces. and item-mi ilzl-
' provernent Is registered with llit
1 metal machinery industries pith
lovertime employment in some purtu
sun‘s poo “imam
_,_____ out» nonunion.“ can!» '-
t‘t fliWi-‘iiuo‘ other
minutes. [lower-r -
lp until the Army limited on their [our yard
line and took the ball away from the Navy they
looked like a badly out-classed team.
had run the length of the Held in about 'two
on the tint play otter gtlin-
:rg possession or the hull..l)onnlo Mlchio. the
g .Army captain. broke through for twenty yards
and Timberlaltc, the heaviest i‘mk In football in
The N“, the ball
diminutive back.
the Army's goal with uni
'Army lineman.
Murphy maria
around the walst.
that time, tore oil at [city yard run on the second
llut it was only a flash and the Navy soon
:olvcd the Army delivery and got possession of
Hero l'luirieh. the Navy captain. I
broke through and headed for
y Murphy. a 240 pound
tween him and a touch down.
to grab the elusive Enrich
ponthentmblomnrrioh,
Picking him clear oi the ground Murphy
whirledhimaronndaadmuchaaatraelrman
oesahamruerhurledhintiltospaa. Where-
galioped across the Army's goalvi‘c a ton wn.
When raued aboutnottattillghh-aa.
‘ot the country. A firentcr volume oi .
Doc Williams had developed . Wu“ 1i: employment ls‘netle‘d in the mend-I
formation that was to malts a name tor belt in ,lllgemu'bflnel' d“ t, ” “‘"smmfl‘l‘f: I
"I'll“ toryllritooomeandtlhwasthelrst o ru 1' n usry s 011dpt-|\'
employment basis. (fonsldernhle nu-
employment is noted In tho textile
and shoe industries." Secretory l).’l\'-
is today stated that he hoped to .w
“W009. garaeiowhiehthenowiamousnytagwodgewss
used and it proved a ooashtent ground-gainer tor
Willi! the Army; much so that later \v put the
to show how much ioothall
Pointers knew.
protestedthathehsdtaekledhhu.
more. ott
ao
wanes“ otlinnesotaon the iootballiuapwith
improvement in the latter industrn s.
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(To be continued)
WASHINGTON, Nov. fill—Thu inn.
pnrtment of Commerce onnounm-z‘»
that according to the returns re-
«.cived, there “‘i re 1.181.838
ridges performed in the letvti
States during thr- year 1925. its enm-
mind ““11 1.17.1.3” in 19H. 'l'lli‘M'
figures represent an lllCl‘lllSu or
3,520 marriages, or 0.3 per cent. The
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‘ Divorce§_in_U. S. During 1925
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543. or 2.7 per cent.
The estiuizltt-tl [mpuirliou 0!
Win 1921. rr pie-s. ntiig: it!) increase
l'
. . tln-J‘i‘h'lrtt‘ of 10.3 prr rent;
ill.‘..‘~ [mi .1 thi-s on July I. 192'. wu; “illl :L tll‘t‘l‘l'flfji' 01‘ 7.1 per ccnti nnd
{emiit utntes mum-d from n decrease
oi‘lufi per t‘r-nt In Georgiu to an 111-
Florida
und nu lilt‘l‘t‘tl‘t‘ of 91 per cent
erruse (‘1‘ 35.1 p. r rent in
'Nt-limsiiu.
(illiri' 31:11.3 l~ll0\\‘lnlr considerable
ltlvt'reziitt‘s in ”'1 number of mar-
litmus “'1 re lowu. pith n decrease of
ll..‘i per cent; \\';coming. with a do.-
Miehlgnn. 0f
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states ranging from 5.0 in Delaware
and 5.7 in Wisconsin to 16.8 in
Maryland and 10.9 in Florida. in
in Kenn-s1 the ebunges In the number
of marringvm per 1.000 of the popu-
lationntorni u more satisfactory in-
dex of the trerd with regard to mar.
rluge In the several states than do
the absolute iigures or the numbers
mrriages: because they take ne-
ro t of dliicrences in the rot-e oi
iiifhfiht, and 'ch July .1. 192'1..ltliillt). till!) it (.rti‘eust- of 5.3 per illt‘l‘i'iw“ in UN: Keller“ DODUlfl-UO".
ll lint“. (in l‘v bur-Is ttt' ill.'”i'ii"'ili. liliit'i' (Mites showing llil'gi'. In. Tll'illt‘11'1cl‘t‘ilfif of 2.7 per Ot‘ni in
em. mtes the numit'r or mnrrin: *.r.‘t‘l‘til~'t‘.‘4 incl-hm North Dakotn. with the number et divorces granted In
per UN)“ 0! the population wus ii'.2
in 111:5. us against 10.41'1 192-1:
'un. lilt'rt‘itst‘ of 1M per cent: South
untlii'nrolinn. with tin ‘
inerense oi
the l‘nlted States during the year
9.6 1925. 113' compared with the your
:elatiw;1 increase. however. \-..'..~.i the iiuin‘ncr ct divorceu per 1.00ti'iu-r t'i nt: l'l‘lll. wzth nn Increase or 1924. Is the not resultant of changes
omew at less than the ebllmflli‘tltllf the population was 1.52 In 1925. 9.2 per emit: :tnd Tennessee with In the varied! state. “will! “‘01“
increase in tho populniion. which . 1m :t:::~innt 1.50 in 1924. nu in: it‘11.i‘ or .31? per cent. ' det‘i‘t‘usrs 01' $9.5 lief cent in Nebras-
amounted to 1.5 per cent. l \\".iit~ ti-t‘ llt'l.1l‘.t'l'i‘ilfli' in the nnm. 'i‘lm rill" .‘i' iti.‘.‘ mnrringes pt-r 1:11 and 28.1 Dx‘l‘ cent 1“ Rhoda l"
During the year 192:. there “wt-w ln-v'ur nt:t':-.~1;v:en performed in tin-l 1.0“” or the ,m.uilnt10ii tor the l,‘ni- land to Incubus-rs of 22.9 per cent in
175,495 divorces grunted in the, run. . t-mnwre li'< .l \‘(I‘t'lv pm only 0.3 |‘ rliul Nt-itt-s nun \‘xliOll‘ represents nu. Utah and 21.1 per cent in Florida.
ted States. as compared with 1:".‘:(“lll..11il‘ rentiw t-hungc in the dii-litvt ratuv- 01‘ 11:10: in the Indiuiduui Uther states showing considerable
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decreases in the number of divorces
were Massachusetts. with a decrease
oi 12.8 per cent. Louisana. with ads.
Crt'ti” oi 3 pi.- cent: Caliiornis. with
a decrease o' 5.6 per cent; and Rim-
resoin. with a decrease or 4.0 per
cent. 0th aiutea showing consid-
erable Ine eases include New Jersey.
with an Increase of 10.9 per cent:
Delaware. with an increase of 16.9
per 1.000 of the popufation. which
Is shown for the l'nlted States as a
whole. likewise represents on aver-
age oi rates In the individual states
ranging from ".11 In New York and
0.65 in New Jersey to 18.98 in Se-
vnda and 8.34 In Uregon.
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2:. iigg‘per ct'i:-Li61\‘0|'1h Dakota, ulth grass into clothing. Chemicals are [Jill E‘ Pllhhlm
ease or . per cent: and m-ed to separate the Iiber from the f“ fly Hedi ' ' ‘
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)Jsuiseippi. with an increase oi 16 raw material. The isbrie may take 4" ”merit: 3
per cent.
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’. .. JUDITH ‘MARTIN. red-hatred
' ~ rebel among iacuity members oi
Pendleion University. is hated by
DEAN TIMOTHY BROWN oi the
discipline committee.
ERIC WATERS. senior, and Iilt.
PETER BORN. oi the astronomy
department, are rivals tor Jutilth's
iavor.
MYBA ALDRICH. Eric's boy
liood sweetheart. Is Jealous oi Ju-
dllh.
alair oi Dean Brown's wits. and
beiriends her. When "KITTY"
SHEA. town bootlegger. tries to
blackmail Mrs. Brown. Judith ap-
'peals to Eric tor prolettion.
When Shea's body is iound un-
der his car in a creek. and a letter
addressed to Eric Is discovered in .
his pocket. Eric ls arrested as a
material witness.
Puiessor Doi-n otters his eon-
Iolstion to Judith. but they quarrel
over her iricndship tor Erie.
NOW GO ON WITH THE‘STORY
CHAPTER XXXVI!
.the large red letters or the
placard tacked to the bulle
. . tin board in the sunken garden near
administration hall.
There was. below. a. picture ot a
Navy earnest men In a Windsor tie.
' ti: bland. dark eyes in a round.
smooth-shaver: tace. “Reverend For-
rest Poole. champion of the right. a
thinking Christian. will address the
Manual meeting of the univer-
’ N lily student body on the night of
hbruary tlrst. in the main auditor-
ium. The attendance of every univ
. varsity student is axpeetedxf' .
' In the Iowa- right hand corner was
, the signature. ‘Tlmothy ll. Brown.
i dean of the college of liberal arts."
Around this placard. there was a
changing group. Shortly liter break-
tart. on the day after the Shea in-
quest. Judith saw it surrounded with
big~eyod freshmen. Returning irorn
a cla- at noon. she found its ad-
mirers mostly rahish seniors, sneer
log more or loss openly at the Rev-
erend Forrest Poole.
The university cooperative
- a non resplendent placard. a
rainbow in natural tints spread
across the top of the card. and be.
“ aeatb it. there was the legend:
_ “Bron the mists or doubt endure
’tarnpests oi contusion. there shall
arise the rainbow 01 iaith.
. “Rear Dr. Forrest Pooie's scathing
annotation fioi pseudo-intellectual
"to-ties. and his clarion call to the
') -dard of true religion. At the
“ . ' urn. 3130 p. m.. February 1."
1 Bl” the vari-color‘d rambow had
invited the Reverend Poole out or
picture. blond eyes. Windsor tie
Illa: Ressey the elder came got or
book store as Judith was reading
sign. She was urrying g m
. note book and a ran at
. ~ - tins new. —_
,. “0h. was Marlin.” she called. In.
Jth saw noescapa. 1’; '
. “Hello." lite and listlamiy.
Ilsa nearey hurried, up in M,
‘blt hm no Mm in.
, eater“ ‘
adith frowned “Nothing suit."
'1 morning to hire.
M" ml- Im.“ neat-ice
12.6%. 7 .' . ‘
store
Judith stumbles on a secret love
“CHRIST versuu Apoliyon." said ‘
-_ ~'~—— .
everything c’logd up tantrum tight
as a handbag. ,No deformation on
any angle of it. even to; tha' news-
papers. What do you make or
that?" .. : ‘
"1 make nothing. l'm hot an
authority on. the Shea cue." III
Judith. somewhat oaustleally. and
walked away from her.
The Prairie Schooner also here its
banner: - . ‘ '
"Help put Pcndleton University on
th, map. Show the will what
alma mater‘ean do ter the cause or
right thinking and right'liviag.
"Rally with the rest or your school
against the powers at darkne- that
are creeping into dniversity‘lli’a.
"Slate Pendietoa clean.”
Eva Gerhart was just caning oat
ol‘ the m. She was wearing a
any suit (the: and white dance!
and a little white hat that struck a
brave not. unjust the wintry dull-
ness d 1“ ‘fllfl- ' '
“Judith? ' sailed. “magic a
stroll with use. {not you?” rt ,3
lull“ «.mtumia
lumpingtshy.‘uoldyaaso.'
tin-t mitoeiut.‘ -
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“Th“ 3‘ 9"."9 1° be in he he whistle. and I’ ‘
to use it to whistle the devilriipe’ m 00mg
log. or my mistake.” .
"Yes." said Judith. "He's tasted
b10611."
"What have you heard of Erie?"
awed Eve quietly. .
Judith shrugged. "Nothing. I
never felt so helpless in my 1110.".
Eve pirsed her reddenad iii. in
thought. "Queer. That tragic liltia
woman. Prudence Brown. ran up to
me in the Turn today and almost
hedged me to tell her something to
do tor him. Haven't the slightest
ldeawhy ahaoametorne.‘ _ ‘
'Oh.” said Judith, may. "I
have. Eric is known as one or your
tame eats."
Eve's laugh
f'rhat's tine. He's a pretty nice
kind or pet to be credited with."
“I'm afraid people won‘t flint so.
iron: new on." said Judith. gieorany.
Eve studied an evergreen tree
:hsad or them. "Well. 1 don't
now. The public target! vary
quickly. 11’ he pulls through WI. 1
should say he want lrrapalably
damaged."
Judith did not sheet.
A [similar tr of "all boil on
the path slice of then drew Eva‘s
attention. and she gave a little
bird-nets whistle that Judith had
never heard baton. '
vn‘n Wuhan turned around. sad
was unperturbed. '
"What is It.
Will? Don‘t clown just now."
“We've got the other side Ilgbtin‘.
Eve was are".
A riit in the lute. The dean called
on the chic! oi police this morning.
and demanded a statement about tbp
inquest. The ehlat told him It was
none or his damn business.
"He also told Timothy that he
could run his little college and the
chief would run the police deport
mont. Practical» accused Timothy
0! grand~standing in this Shea mun
tier-trying to get the credit for
pushing It. and so forth. Told the
dealt to stay out (rem now on. and
when he wanted hint. he'd call him."
live laughed gully. "Marveious‘
That's what Timothy's been needing.
But can the chief rttlck to It?"
"Well." said Will. “the police
ehlei hasn't any reason to irowtow
. to Timothy Brown. He is tree to let
his conscience be his guide."
Judith looked at still another For-
rest Poole poster ona tree. “Thai
mecns all the more venom for this
great cleanup." she said. “Foiled
oi one victim. Dean Brown will go
after others."
"1 hope he won't go altar you the
very hot one." said Eva: "Because
oi course he'll get you in the and.
it you want to be a holshevlk. you've
chosen the wrong protassion."
Wetheral turned to Judith. “I've
learned something more that will in-
terest you." he said. snugly.
“your" Judith's eyes implored
“Your other admirer has been put
in charge or the Sunday school ra-
vival."
Eve looked up. laughing. “Dr.
Dom?"
Wetherel nodded. "Dean Brown
gave him all the direct administra-
tive work to do. while the dean nits
around with the legislators.”
Eva clapped her hands. "What
rent Iou'll he the center or a tug»
o'-‘r. Jam."
Wethilol went on. between putts at
his pipe. "I hear Brown told Doro
he'd make hiiu head of the physical
aelence department. it the thing goes
over. The test or that will he the
reaction or the legislature. Paedia-
ton needs a big appropriation. 'I
“It they impress the boys that
come over horn the ataugeapital to
witness the meeting. nwiel-up goes
the appropriation. and up goes Dean
Brown's atocy. with the prudent
and the curators." '
“And on the coat tails of. Dean
Brown. up goes Dr. Peter Dora."
said Judith bitterly.
"You said it." remarked Wine
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