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1931. 15 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, City Statistics covered $25,000 in gems stolen from the diamond house of Karos Stefit and captured two of the three nnjx who had tried to make away wiUi them. STOLEN GEMS RETAKEN. New York. Feb.

18 A) Police who surrounded a twelve-story building at Forty-sixth Street and Fifth Avenue today after an attempted holdup re South Sixth Street. February 17. myocarditis. Benjamin Simons. 65, of 222 South Seventh Street.

February 16. influenza. George B. M. Skaggs, 65, of 2520 Rowan Street, February 14, fractured skull.

Shulie Jane Oiler, 2413 Owen Alley. February 11. pneumonia. Mrs. Frances Nole.

34. at Deaconess Hospital, February 15, peritonitis. Vf2tESTATE TRANSFERS. I I others bv com- STARCK FINES 2 $15 ON DRUNK COUNT H. K.

Cready, 41 years old, 3016 Rudd Avenue, and E. B. Eversole, 35, of 2921 Montgomery Street, were each fined $15 and sentenced to ten days in jail by Police Judge Fred Storage Sc Transfer Company: for personal injuries. O'Neal St O'Neal, attorneys. 206611 Portland Building Loan Association vs.

Frank Quiegins et on lien. H. M. Peckinpaupli. attorney.

206612 Hat tie Schmid vs. Western Southern Lffe Insurance Company; on contract. J. Holaday. attorney.

206613 Liberty Bank Trust Company vs. Albert Nisbet: on notes. Cary, Bat-son Welch, attorneys. 20R614 Prudential Insurance Company vs. Chiyton Martin et on lien.

J. W. to Avery Building Association. 30 feet est side Stoll. south of Arlington; Jl.

Richard Garvey to Lincoln Bank Trust 32 feet north side St. Bertrand east of Garvin Place: Jl. J. T. and R.

W. Dorsey to I. P. Woertz. 34 feet south side Broadway east of Thirty-eighth; SI.

S. S. Duncan to D. O. Everson, 25 feet North Olmstead Avenue, west of Twentieth; Jl J.

A. Mayer, executor. and William Mayer and others to John A. Mayer. 25 feet North Christy, east of Edward: Jl.

a charge of drunkenness In a public place. Police, who arrested the pair, said they were drunk in an automobile at Twenty-sixth and Market Streets. Eversole, who is a steamboat pilot, was told by Judge Starck that he should have more sense than to try to drive an automobile while oruak. "This might hurt your pilot's license," he said, "but I can't help it." liini Building Association. 25 Jnr to 3fl feet west of its Sh ''th tSf east l'-ne ot lot 2 of tt others by rommis- MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George R. Beam. 26. draftsman. 945 -fcrl Building Association, lot rowier.

attorney. Starck when they were arraigned on and Miss Denise South Second Street. 22. Cumberland Apartments. Treve eniii ian.

tmi8 cwith nI others by commissioner Gray-Von Allmen Sanitary Milk Co. to D. H. Ewinu's Sons. 2Ti feet northeast corner of Oak and Garvin Place and 272 feet north side Oak.

2T2 feet east of Fifrti and feet north side Oak east of Fifth. 27 i feet north side Oak east of Garvin Place and 50 feet north side Oak. BUILDING PERMITS. Starts Realty Company, alter store front at 319 West Walnut Street, J400. "I Don't Feel Just Right, Doc" A Wayne Toone, inclose irons porcn at '2131 West Hill Street, J75.

Scharder repairs al 713 west COUNTY COURT. Fidelity and Columbia Trust Company appointed trustee of estate of C. P. Moorman for benefit of Lucy Moorman Bart-lett. Bond J800.000.

Louisville Trust Company removed. Will of Moses Weinberg probated. Bettie Weinberg, executor. Bond 4500. Estates of Louis Lindlg and, Maggie Stark referred to Public Administrator.

Will of J. G. Williams probated. Thomas P. Mullanev appointed administrator of estate of John Mullaney.

Bond $11,000. Will of George Missomelius probated. Estate J1.000. Fidelity and Columbia Trust Company anpf.nted cuardian of Franklin and L. Chestnut Street, $35.

BIRTHS. FOR BEST TFSOS Adrian and Ruby G. Pullen. 2724 Green no leet east of Fifth and feet west side Garvin Place north of Oak. and 85 feet southeast corner of Garvin Place and first alley north of Oak: Jl.

Nick Geralds to Portland Building Loan Association. 33 3-12 feet south side Atwood. east of Halm: Jl. EHa Sadler to M. L.

Dawson, 2 lots In Vance Land Co. Subdivision, Highland Park: Jl. L. T. Mounsey and others by commissioner to Libertv Bank Trust 30 leet north side Market, west of Twenty-first; Jl Phillip Conrad to Trustees of the New Co3 Methodist Episcopal Church.

37'i feet east side Preston, south of Caldwell: Jl vrni Avenue, hoy. January 17. The Common Way of Describing Acidity) Henry and Rose JS.rui. noy. reoru- 0 1.W INFORMATION tell you, when generated within the You're not sick, yet not well.

Your stomach isn't just right, you don't Kilbourne Walker. Bond J20.000. Louis Ralph and Gladys S. Lucas, girl, January 28. Jack and Fannie P.

Salemo. boy. January 26. Gaspare and Mary D. Limannt.

boy, ville lrust Company removed. sleep well and you tire easily. Your "1 Phone South 900 BUS STATION digestive tract, does just the things required for acidity. It stimulates the secretion of the alkaline mucus. It checks the putrefaction and fo Kentucky Title Trust Company appointed suordian of Ann Stuart Duncan.

Bond J2.000. Louisville Trust Company removed. January 10. P. E.

Isert and Nat and Erma Levy to Ira T. ana Clara a. mannis. oo ooum Twenty-fourth Street, girl, February 5. A.

C. and Sue A. Stevens. 40 leet northwest corner of Kaelin Avenue and Doup 5th and Broadway Lr Fred and Rosina it. urexier.

swea ter Street, boy. February 12. Exte E. Cowan appointed euardian of Harry Cooper Cowan Bond $1,000. Fidelity and Columbia Trust Company appointed trustee of estate of John Bacon.

Bond $25,000. Louisville Trust Company removed. Fidelity and Columbia Trust Company Avenue: Jl. Hv Goldstein to Jennie Goldstein. 30 feet north side Walnut, easd of Preston: Jl.

Aurora Hall Association. W. H. Sillman and others by commissioner to Liberty NASHVILLE $4.00 LI J17 Vt WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS appointed trustee or estate of S. Cb Cleveland New Terk Simmons.

Bond $10,000. Louisville Trust company removed. color isn't what it should be and you probably look drawn. A sort of vague, run-down feeling is one of the first symptoms of acidity. Acidity is due? to our unnatural eating, our irregular hours and other excesses.

The excess acid upsets digestion and causes putrefaction and fermentation in the gastro-intestinal canal. This frequently results in sick headaches, dizzy spells, "nerves," mental depression and general lassitude. A remarkable new corrective of acidity has been developed by a famous 100-year-old pharmaceutical house in Germany. This new, improved magnesia comes in the form of small, white tablets. mentation in the gastro-intestlnct canal.

It stimulates the activities of the intestinal walls and aids the natural movrment of the bowels All three effects are necessary to the true relief of acidity and Magnesia Oxoids supply them in a perfectly natural manner. 5-Day Acidity Test See for yourself how much acid has to do with your run-down condition and that persistent feeling of tiredness. Make this 5-day acidity test. Get a package of Magnesia Oxoids from Walgreen's Drug Stores. Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.

Taylor Stores, or any other druggist today Bank A Trust 35 feet intersection northwest line Deerwood Avenue with the southwest line of the Beargrass Railway riKht-of-way 1. Richard Garrey to C. H. Howe. 30 feet southeast Sherwood, southwest from the northeast line of lot 13.

Longest 2-acre lots said northeast line beine 450' a feet northeast of Bardstown Road; Jl. i William ana Anna sm. on Street, boy. February 13. George T.

and Grace B. Ambrose, 1819 Owen Street, girl. February 3. Charles and Lula N. Heim.

1303 Avenue, girl. February 8 J. and Marie V. Riddle. 218 South Preston Street, girl.

February 15. Lee and Sudie H. Mattingly. 2707 West Madison Street, girl, January 4 Alfred and Mildred R. Oiler.

2606 Congress Street, boy. January 10. Fred and Mamie G. Beatty, 519 North Twentieth Street, boy. January 15.

FOSHAY OFFICIALS INDICTED. DEATHS. Joseph A. McCauiev. 64 venrs old.

Rfil ggadred of Other Low. Fares outh Twenty-third Street. Pehruarv 11. Lmitral regurgitation James E. Grant.

47. of 419 West Ormsby If Avenue. February 15. cardiac embolism. Indiana, America's Spa and home of the world-famed saline mineral springs.

It produces prompt, regular elimination, gently yet thoroughly. It purifies the blood, corrects acidity, and sweeps away toxic wastes quickly, yet so gently its. action may be likened to "the caress of a mother's touch." Use it daily to preserve regularity, good health and good looks. At all drug stores, a generous quantity Fannie W. -Holncher.

68. of 330 South Beauty and a slender form to enhance her personal charm and win the admiration of others. But must girls forego chocolate eclairs forever? Not at all. Keep the system clean that's the first rule of good health and a stylish figure. Let French Lick Salts help you avoid or overcome sluggish conditions.

French Lick Salts is a pleasant-tasting, effervescent saline from famous French Lick Springs, Shelby Street. February 15. apoplexy. St. Paul, Feb.

18 UP) The Federal Michael Dwtcht. 73. at SS. Mary and Elisabeth Hospital. February 10.

cancer Grand Jury today indicted Wilbur ii i ii iT i Ella G. Simpson. 38. of 1721 Columbia called Magnesia Oxoids, which do not 1 Street. February 14.

myocarditis. Irene C. Lechner, 31. of 3228 West Mar ket Street, February 15. tuberculosis.

NEWS OF THE COURTS. Suits Filed. 206590 Louis Benjamin vs .7. Llovd; on contract. Lawrence S.

Graunan, attorney. 206591- 93 Petitions out 206594-96 Ben J. Johnson, administrator, vs. J. P.

Bernauer: for personal injuries. Oscar Liebson. attorney 206597 H. H. Poutch vs.

Kentucky Casualty Insurance Company; on policy. Neal O'Neal, attorneys. 206598 Appeal. 206599 Georee Marshall Tharp vs. Hishland Cab Company et al.

for personal injuries. J. Porrin. attorney. on our money-back guarantee.

Take two alter eacru meal for five days. Note the Pick-up in your pep and vigor. Mark the new peace of your stomach and nerves. If five days' test doesn't show you a decided improvement in your health, return the balance of the Oxoids to the druggist and he will refund your money. Advertisement.

Charles M. Mitchell. 19. of Mitchell's Foshay, president of the WV B. Foshay Company, and six former officials of the now defunct Foshay companies.

It was understood the charges centered about use of the mails in sell-ins Foshav securities. have to be chewed, but may be shallowed whole. Magnesia Oxoids, upon contact with the acid in the stomach, generate nascent, or active, oxygen. Now, active oxygen, as any doctor will Hill. February la.

fractured skull. 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan. 59. of 217 East Corona Portable Adding Machine Jacob Street.

February 17. apoplexy. Mrs. Eliza Jane Monarch. 91.

of 1328 1 i. MEN'S, BOYS', LADIES', MISSES', CHILDREN'S WEARABLES ALL GO See Times Today WAIT For Today's Louisville Times! Don't Miss 206600 Anna H. Settle vs. Edward Part- 1 low et for personal injuries. Robert C.

Locan. attorney. 206601 W. F. Bauir.etster vj.

Packard Louisville Motor Company; on contract. D. Moxley attorney. 206602 Karolina Breitenbach vs. Charles Breitenbach; divorce.

Robert L. Pase. attorney. 206603 Carl A. Nuetzel vs.

M. A. Wakefield: on note. John P. Haswell, attorney.

206604 Reo-Spalding vs. H. 8. Porter et order of attachment. Richard B.

Crawford, attorney. 206605 Catherine Miller vs. Carma Miller: divorce. Kendrick R. Lewis, attorney.

206606 City Finance Company vs. G. W. Cochran: on contract. Sauer Si Muir, attorneys.

206607 Louisville Title Company vs. Ralph S. Towle et on lien. Smith Graves, attorneys. 206608 Consolidated Coach Corporation vs.

W. A. Mitchell; on contract. Gordon, Laurent fc Ogden. attorneys.

206609 Coal Corporation of America vs. Robert B. Shipley et on account. Lazarus fc Garfein. attorneys.

206610 Anna W. Hutchison vs. O. K. tnd list tip to 999.999.999.

gapid multiplication, full flexible Inboard. Big. bold type. At amaz-jiglj low price of J65. gat.

Above All. True Portability feigbs only 16 pounds. Equipped lith Standard features: Total and lb-Total. Non-Print. Clear, Repeat and Error Keys.

Occupies about ts much desk space as a imerhead. Yet does the work ot tcbines three times as heavy and (sLL Biree times as costly. $5 Monthly Payment Plan KEFFERT EQUIPMENT CO. THE WEATHER BJ 5. Foartn.

Bet. Market sc 1 Ifyyewriterc Rented and Repaired 1111 Styles of Rebuilt Typewriters Reports of maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation for twenty-four hours ending February 18, ia31, at 3 p.m.: Stations. High. Low. Pre.

Amariilo. Texas 58 32 .00 Boise. Idaho 52 40 .06 Buffalo, N. 34 30 .01 Caigaxy. Alberta 54 22 .00 Cairo.

Ill 44 43 .00 (.1 H4 If NERVOUS? Cincinnati. Ohio 40 38 Davenport. Iowa Detroit, Mida 38 Dodge. Kan. TC Duluth.

Minn 30 2b "i El Paso. Texas bu J8 Galveston. Texas t-4 Helena, lion 68 42 .00 Huron. S. 38 28 .00 Jacksonville.

Fla 74 56 .00 Kansas City. Mo 38 30 .00 Little Rock. Ark 62 44 .00 Louisville, Ky 4 41 -m Memphis. Tenn. 54 44 .00 gS 1 Montgomery.

Ala 64 50 .00 Nashville. Tenn ou New Orleans. La 66 n2 .00 1 North Platte. Neb 56 24 .00 Oklahoma City. Okla 60 34 .00 Omaha.

Neb -t" Phoenix. Ariz 70 44 .00 1 ten (Pittsburgh, Penn 46 42 .04 1 Portland, Ore 58 52 iRaleish. N. 70 44 .14 St. Louis.

Mo 43 3 -uu Salt Lake City. Utah 52 32 .00 Santa Fe. N. 46 24 .00 Sheridan. Wyo 58 38 .00 Shreveport.

La. 62 48 .00 S. Ste. Marie. Mich 36 22 .00 Vicksburg.

Miss 00 48 .00 Washington. D. 48 40 .02 WW "-v. wiiiiston. r.

i winnemucca. Nev 58 34 .00 This big retail store will remain closed all day today, February 19th. Sec today's Louisville Times. It will tell you the greatest news that this store has ever brought to you in its 27 years of faithful retailing in this city. Everything goes, nothing reserved, nothing held back.

The sale event all Louisville has waited for. Don't miss a single copy of The Times today you'll be amaxed! Winnipeg, jvianiittpa METEOROLOGICAL DATA. (Official.) Louisville. Fb. 18.

1931. 7 k.m. Noon. 7 p.m. mmwm mm a mmw 30.08 Barometer 30.01 femoerature dry 41 43 mi 46 'Photo by Hurd.

MBS. L. M. CLAVPOOL. Bowling Green, Ky.

"I have taken -MOSESON SsroN' lout two bottles at a time of Dr. COL Temperature (wet bulb 40 4i Dew point 3 39 38; Relative humidity 93 85 io Wind velocity 7 3 State of weather Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION, Maximum temperature 46 Minimum temperature 41 i Mee.n temperature 4 Normal temperature Departure for day Denarture lor month 103 ft kite's Favorite Prescription when Itouid begin to feel rundown in ttlth and it never failed to be of Doderful benefit. It gave rne rength, quieted my nerves and ben- Kme in every way. I am glad to this opportunity to recommend le 'Favorite Prescription' for weak id nervous women." Mrs. L.

M. laypool, 600 Chestnut Street, liquid or tablets. All druggists. Write Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, i inclosing wrapper from medicine 11 receive free medical advice.

Send LiJ you desire a trial package of Favor-Prescriptioq Tablets. Advertisement. Departure since March 1 Prevailing winds Mean barometer Mean relative humidity Character of day Total precipitation Normal precipitation Departure for day Departure for month Departure since March 1 )o More Head Colds Or Sore Throat This Winter WJi, fflf wm What a Blessing Friday 13 (n i -2 11 uu AS W1T inl 'f-J 'I Opex Opens Up Catarrh-Stuffed Nostrils In 3 Minutes. Preparations arc being made by the officials of this firm now in marking down every article in this big family popular price store, arranging and rearranging, listing, reticketing and displaying the cntir and complete high-grade stocks on all floors of men's, women's, bo Lr) Lessens Buzzing, Ringing and bmgmg In tars When Caused By Catarrh. So More 3Iucus In Throat to Hawk Up in the 3BH misses' and children's wearables, such as suits, overcoats, underwear, hose, sweaters, shirts, trousers, ladies' and misses' dresses, coats, undcrwea Morning.

B' about time that someone with 4 Si hosiery, millinery, sweaters, boys' suits, sweaters, underwear, hose, etc. For the most amazing sale and bargain-giving event that this has ever sponsored in its 27 years, read today's Times. Sale Opens to the Public uses, viOJ store VOCpK I i to show you how simple it Is with Opex to conquer catarrh and its stub-born symptoms. Now all you have to do is to spray gently and over the entire sore, in-: flamed membrane, this purifying vapcr of Opex, reaching every nook crevice and fold in the membrane, and opening up in three minutes the stuffed-up passages. It seems like a miracle, but after you use Opex a few times each day fnr a few da vs.

vou will find that the ks gave to Catarrh sufferers a quick and sure remedy that only soothes and heals the in-Buned catarrh soaked membrane, also promptly destroys the vi-is germs that cause this disease. Pens Up Stuffed Nos ft trils In 3 Minutes I AT Just- a few it-cms. taken from random to catch this issue of the paper to convey to you the way prices will be slashed. LADIES' DRESSES CO $2.50, $3 MANHATTAN SHIRTS. 89c $3.50 MUFFLERS 93c $10, $12 FLORSHEIM SHOES $7.99 75c, $1.00 HOSE 49c $1.00 TIES 69c $9.00 TROUSERS $3.99 OVERCOATS $5.00 $3.00 PAJAMAS $1.89 BOYS' $12.00 2-PANTS SUITS $2.95 BOYS' PANTS 98c LADIES' COATS.

LADIES' DRESSES 79c LADIES' HOSE 39c LADIES' HATS 1 33c MEN'S $39.50 SUITS $22.38 BOYS' $15, $18 2-PANTS SUITS. $6.99 $1.95 WHITE SHIRTS 89s MEN'S HOSE 9c LADIES' $4.93 SHOES $2.69 CHILDREN'S COATS HALF PRICE, AND MANY OTHZR ARTICLES SPACE WILL NOT ALLOW TO LIST. 30 Days' Free Trial 10 sore raw. swollen, tender membrane is healed; sniffling hawking! have ceased and the discharge of catarrhal mucus has stopped. i And here's something that will bring joy to millions after you use Opex for two weeks you won't find I a particle of mucus in your throat i in the morning that means no moreJ hawking and straining.

It is worth a whole lot of money to be free from stubborn catarrh and buzzms noises in the ears. When you spray Opex healinar. Dunfying vapor from one nostril througn the other ijee i picture). Or from either nostril to the nt'the lungs and out through Full Details and Prices Will Be Released In Today's Times THE FEOPLE OF LOUISVILLE AND THIS SECTION OF KENTUCKY HAVE KNOWN THIS FIRM FOR OVER 27 YEARS AND THAT WHEN GOLDSTEIN MOSESON ADVERTISES STORE-WIDE PRICES THAT THE MERCHANDISE WILL BE FOUND JUST AS ADVERTISED. READ TODAYS TIMES.

8 c.iuiliy see 1 stenm-like smoke coming from, nostnis Li or mouth. 4V I Opex is sold by Walgreen's with the d'stinct understanding that if you are not satisfied at the end of 30 days your money will be gladly refunded Opm Is deltshtful to use because of its wholesome fragrance. And remember this the toughest old head colds are knocked out in a few hours with Opex if the magic trotmnt nf science, for with this Si aim something U1-a ln vain to find I i i si 7 arl at actually will tS nn WU1 gIad can now procured 5 new discovery you can reach the en- tire respiratory tract right down to the bottom 01 tne lungs. eepYour NnsfrM A ripan As Your Teeth -v P. I .1 IIIM II HW1TT1 1M..

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