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the outside world. u k ac o "ibtn rw* Sar*iei DOMING TO U. S. Porto Rico April ice M Towner, Gov* Ric<x left today for He uutho-leed the t he wee not taking * hsd bunlnes* affairs or '.he island both In nd New York. irl Brave* Summon Aid know Mlaa Glbeon waa In Italy, as tilc.n ber to En1na Hi boft bor `"uSy Aohboumo. o< HIM Glboon. tody -nt Uj-JfJjlowing telegram to PremierTdTJs* sollnl from Complegns, France. T am deeply stricken with horror over the attack on you. a person ao prectoue to tha-eftH*e -wor4d. Parmil me to express my embarrass ment my indignation and my die* Trace 1 ort.r alL my wishes for the preservation of your life, with my highest sentiments of respect. , Apr.I 8 lA P.).--An lephor* operator was this White mountain t. While the office Chesterfield Club local exchange waa todar, Mias Mildred Dance--April 10th 1 operator, remained )oard summoning aid Postponed from April 9tk owns The room was hen friendly hands The Dance Committee announce# jlrl fror-i her post of fferer* sJght Sums. a Dance In the Factory Club Rooms ll 4th Street, at 8 p. m.. Saturday. Stricken at April ldth. ltion Hearing Music for continuous dancing by two of Frank Taylor's orchestraa "ON A-pril 8 (A P ) -- y while presiding at The Dance advertised fir April prohibition hearings, Jth at Knights ot Columbus Hall ha* a, Kecut Mcan. of Col- been canceled Tickets for April *th lived to the Walter may be used on April 10th. or will al fir examination be redeemsd by any member of the e diagnosed hJe illness l committee. DANCE COMMITTEE. r. but held that an 1m- ation would be un- c o n n o r Mo f f a t t j Sale of Un. 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In from domino dots to coins, y piece a genuine bargain, yd. COUNCIL TAKI8 ACTION The Students* W-tlfare Council which has the enforcement of thi "honor spirit." summoned Russel to the hearing, yesterday ant brought up the'prlntlng of "Green' "Do you realise that articles o the nature of `Qreen' are unglt foi campus circulation?" Ruaasll wu asked. "The Occident has been banner and Is not published on the cam pus." Russell replied. "Are you going to print future ar tlclea like 'Oreen?* he was thei asked. "Certainly," the 21 year-old edlto responded. That concluded the hearing, am expulsion, which was not rsitorteto when Ruesetl was alleged tc hav cast aspersion upon the nativity c Jesus Christ, was lmmedlatel recommended by the council. EDITOR NOT SURPRISED "l am not surprised," Fusoe said. "The reason 1 took tha mage sine from the campus was the un ` fair jurisdiction the faculty a< tempted to exercise over It. wasn't ewere that tne unUersIt authorities exercise Jurlsdlctlo over off-campue activities." Lewis Is a senior, end was tahai received his Bache or of Arj d< gree on May 18. J^ewts was formerly president the English Club, but resigns^! wh he feared that ins controversy > was embroiled In would Injure It organization. The club -etiret' froi oarnpus activities after he renigne Ship Firms Seek Main Street Pavin The Matson Navigation Compan i ri the Amerlcan-KaWBllen Bteiimsh Company and ihh Panama Mi Steamship Company yeeterday HU a request with ths Board of Supe visors for funds In ths 1928-27 bu> gat to reconstruct Main street b tween Folsom and Bryant utree The shipping firms declare that l street la In a "deplorable comlltlor The Mftlson Company informs t Supervisor* that It Intends to ere a new (250.000 building at hU.ln a Bryant streets as soon as tha stre Is placed In good condition! S. F. Supervi*or* Arrive at Seattl SEATTLE. April 2 l A. P.), mes B McShashj. J. Emmet Ha -den and W B. Stanton, Supervise {-of San Francisco, arrived her* tod fe_Jatudylng how to gather garbage a . get rid of It. Tomorrow thej- go `""'Into the Cascade mountains to-1 i power plant, which Seattle bu on Cedar river. ABALONE adisKfor \s&c& appetitei