Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 18

MORNING EDITION THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1935 PAGE EIGHTEEN TRADE GAINS SHOWN THE WEATHER MAP Short Cuts in City News RADIO TIME-TABLE MORNING ryjff Jsf The Date Book Thursday noon The Usadl-ans. Curtis hotel. Luncheon meeting. Fred Ossanna, speaker. Thursday noon Regular weekly luncheon meeting Cosmopolitan club.

West hotel. David Sampson, presiding. Thursday noon The Minneapolis Association of Sales Managers. Curtis hotel. First luncheon and business meeting of season.

Robert J. Jones, presiding. Thursday evening Leif Erik-son day committee. Curtis hotel, Alfred E. Dahl, chairman.

Qcua cwroy v' A bureau waw Una (r --N IJrv' I Won' -'u I THURSDAY win wTCN A1' AM. 1240 KliOftlc t-0d Milium i Cuib -(S 4 30- 7.M News MMdlintl ---7 iS trtfif Rieri 7 jo Sif tr, Day tfgM 7 Popular Conrert Clock IS -i- Am Ginn I J- 30-f apuUr Hits 10:00 Market Deportl 10. 'JO Whoopee John 10:45 Wig Welfere Ini. 11:00 WLS-Wgner Opera 11:15 WlB-1 1 jo WLB Trl. I Isolde IMS-Wl- wcco RIO Tim Signals labolinki Timt Signals Mutual Chimes Nel Hymni of Churches.

Poetic Strings Organ Jutt Plain lill Voice of tiperience. Marrymakari Mary or! i Newt Stocki, Market! Poetic Interlude Concert Mlnieturei. News; Police THURSDAY wtB WTCN wfAL P.M 120 Kilorviles 17:00 WLHTrii. 1 Isold. 12 15 WLB -12 30 Popular Concert 12:45 Front Page 1.00 Inquiring Reporter! 1 1 5 A rl'et Simmoni Ore.

I 30 Market Reporti I -45 Arlia Simmoni Ore. 00 Cub-Giant Game 215 2.30 45 3:00 3-15- 3 30 3 45- 4.00 Matinee 4 (5 4 30- 445- 5 ,10 Newi Headline! 5 15 Going Home 5. 30 Merchandise 5.4S Hearth and Home WCCO BIO KI1ocvt1(-s Noon Hi Lite! Fourioma Noon Hi lite! Newstime Market! Stock! Iowa Farmer! Batty and Bob Newi Greeting! from Howeili and Wright Instrumentalists Organ Tito Guitar Freshman Week Benay Vanuta Organ liveitxk Buck Roger! Newi; Stargaier Frank Dailey i Orch. Boakt Carter THURSDAY tu. ftLB WTCNwtAL 1250 Kilocyclei 4 00 Snorts News WCCO 810 KHocyclel Harv and Either 415 Dinner Melodies I 30-News Drama Jessie 4:45 Editor's 7:00 WlB Newicait (Comedy Stars 7-15 WLB jlong Orch 7 30-WLB-Modern Poets World Peac 00 Popular Music Brigadiers I 15 Dick Long Orch.

J.1Arli Simmons Ore. March of Tim (45-Bill 00 Front Page Lombardo Popular Melodies 30 Organ Music 1S 10:00 Ten Review 10.16 Coronado Orch. Rook Gam Orch, 10.45 Walkathon 11:00 Frank Cotier 1 1 Thursday Nite We 11,31 1 1:45 -1: 00 Johnny Hamp Report! iNewttim jArli Simmons Orch. Al Dien'i Orch ajuww with thi wnro Lyj 16 I wvetifsawai 111 11 iieisssssi.issssssssssssssssssssssi (MAP WIRED TO TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVELY IN NORTHWEST) THE DAY'S WEATHER RECORD. IK, 193.1.

TEir. i Barnmftfr. Notices Death THOMAS K. BIESANZ. Thomas K.

Biesanz, 20, lifelong resident of Minnesota, died Tuesday morning at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fredf 2 3 4 m. -61 6 8 9 10 a. Noon 79 1 o.

2 p. 3 p. 111... 80 4 p. 5 p.

8 p. m. ..14 7 D. 8 p. 9 P.

10 P. P. Midnight .65 1 a. 2 1 ROACHES? Twin City Extermi nating Co. DUpont 1332.

Adv. Free Dance Tonite. Royal Arcanum hall, 3011 1st av S. Good music. Adv.

Legal profit sharing automatic music, scales and skill machines. Silent Sales Co. BR. City Attorney R. S.

Wlggln Wednesday was asked to rule whether 19 firemen who obtained private medical and hospital service in stead of going to General hospital as required by the city council are entitled to have the city pay their expenses. The 19 claims date back to 1921. Congressman Dewey Short of Missouri, central figure in the Republican "grass roots" convention in Springfield, 111., last June, will speak at Dunville, near Pelican Rapids, and at Marshall, September 29. William Kaplan, 1414 Barnes place, who drove to Kansas City with a load of furs valued at $8,500, reported to police that his truck and the furs had been stolen, Tuesday. The truck and cargo were later recovered.

Construction of an Indoor swim ming pool in Van Cleve park in southeast Minneapolis was urged Wednesday by the city council committee on public recreation and amusements. Under the recommendation, the pool would be built by the park board. The four-day Dakota county fair opened Wednesday at Farmington, with farmers and livestock growers bringing in exceptionally large and varied exhibits of cattle, sheep, hogs, field crops, garden stuff and fruits. An estate of 13,475 was left by Eugene George Casper, 18-year-old boy who was slain by a stray bullet during the strike riot last week at the Flour City Ornamental Iron works. His grandmother, Mrs.

Bertha Lambrecht, 66, of 3209 Thirty-first avenue south, Wednesday filed a petition asking the appoint ment of Mrs. Gertrude M. Ander son, the boy's aunt, as administratrix. The fifth ward Farmer-Labor en tertainment committee is in charge of a card party and dance Saturday at 8:30 p. m.

at 2909 Portland avenue. W. F. Trask is chairman of arrangements. The Seventh Ward Farmer-Labor club will hold a bazar October 18 and 19 at its headquarters, 4261 Chicago avenue.

Frank Magnuson and Emery C. Nelson are chairmen in charge of arrangements. Fred Sfhilplln, state director of the federal housing administration, will discuss the federal housing program in Minnesota at the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Hennepin County Younger Democrats Saturday, at the Elks club. The old Minneapolis armory com- mission, without any armory to manage, has been relegated to the status of official custodian of chairs that once were used in the Kenwood armory, now demolished. The chairs and benches are warehoused under the eye of a watchman, paid from rental of the chairs.

Three youths lumped from a stolen automobile and fled after the car crashed into a tree on Excelsior boulevard, near the city limits early Wednesday. The car, owned by David R. West, 4724 Emerson avenue south, was taken Monday, while it stood near his home. Failure of William A. Cblsholm, Minneapolis attorney, to repay $050 to his client within a time limit fixed by the court, Wednesday led District Judge Arthur W.

iselover to commit Chisholm to the county jail for six months. A preliminary Injunction halting H. P. Wickham of the Minneapolis Stock Traders' Service and Grain Marketing Service from soliciting money for stock and grain speculation was issued Wednesday by United States District Judge Gun-nar H. Nordbye.

Basis for the order was a complaint by the federal securities and exchange com- 4 FRIDAY MORNING WLB WTCN WCAl' A M. 12i0 Kilocjclcs 4 00 Milkmn'i Club 4 15 30- 4 45- 7:03 News Headlinei 7:15 Shopping News 7 30 Start the Day Right 7:45 Popular Concert 8 "0 Musical Ciock IMS 3 0- 8 45 Songs You Uv 9 00 Ann Ginn IS- WCCO BIO Kilocycle Tim Signal Newitim Tim Signal! Musical Chimes Nwitim: iHymns of Churches. Close Upl Biflnch Swet (Commercial (Just Plain Bil) Voice of Eiperience Gumps iMary Marlin 'Household Hints TO Popular Hits e.s-0 WCAL Dvotion 10:50 IC IS Market Reports 13 30 Traffic Court ICO- 1 1 TO Merchandis '5 Welti Tim 11:30 Mvndall Cain 11:45 Vhoop John Stccks, Market! Safety Talk Rhythm Bandbox Newstime; Folic FRIDAY AFTERNOON Bumlditr PeV "tent) i p. c. Wind 1 P.

M. Direction northtaat! U- loclty, 8 miles. Precipitation. (U Honre Endlni P. .77 inch.

Total from January 1 to del. 21.30 Inches. Still. Rises 5:57 a. m.i leta 8:17 p.

m. Moon (Phanc L. Rises 10:46 p. m.i aett 2:07 p. m.

tomneratlve Temperaturea year aio: Huh. 78; low, (4. Records Htsrh. 104. 8ep-tembfr 10, 1931: low, 29, Unofficial Readings.

OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. Minnesota fjomf what unsMUfd Thur-dav and Friday; not much change In temperature, L'prwr Lakes Gentle to moderate shifting winds, exceot southerly on extreme southern Michigan; niotly unsettled TtiursdHy, with some gcattered ihoweri or thunderstorms. Illinois Generally fair Thursday and probably lYidny; continued warm. UDoer Michigan Somewhat unsettled ThursdBT and probably Friday, with a few showers; not much chang In tem-nerature. Wisconsin Probably torn local nhoweri or thunderstorms Thursday and Friday; nnt mniih rhanii in tpmneratllra.

M'ssourl Generally fair Thursday and probablv Friday: continued warm. Iowa Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday, possibly some scattered thundershow-ers; not so warm Thursday In northwest and north-central portions. Notth Dakota Generally fair Thursday and Friday; little change In temoerature. South Dakota Generally fair Thursday and Friday; not to warm Thursday In extreme southeast. Nebrafka Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; not so warm Thursday In extreme northeast.

Konsas Generally fair Thursday and probably Friday! continued warm. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. I Easlern State. West Central State. A.B.

Albany CI 72" Atlanta 12 80 N. York 66 73 Wash gtn 68 76 Cult States. Abilene 80 88 El Paso 84 00 C. A. B.

O. Bismarck 65 10 DMolnea 80 (0 Duluth 62 14 Kans CitT 84 90 Moorhead 66 12 Omaha 84 90 BOlix City 84 90 St. Louis 84 94 Wiliiston 68 TO Dallas 82 88 Galvestn 80 82 JaxoiivU 72 72 Mountain State. Miami 84 86 ,04 New Orl 78 82 2. Bai, Ant 84 88 4 Fast Central State.

Salt Lake 8 92 Alnena 68 86 Pacific States, Chicat-o 82 90 Los Ana 74 82 Cmcm'tl 80 00 Portland 14 14 Clevelnd 80 86 SanDleuo 70 74 Detroit 80 92 8nn Fran 60 76 Escanab 62 70 .01 Seattle 66 66 Or Rao 78 86 Canadian Grn Bar 64 76 1.08 Calgary 60 64 Indnnlis 84 92 Edmonton 52 62 Marque 66 68 .14 Med Hat 64 68 Memnhls 76 84 Min'dot, 66 64 Milwkee 80 88 Montreal 66 70 SSMarle 64 74 .04 The Pas 52 68 Winnlrjesr 58 72 10 A Temtierature at 7 p. yesterday. Highext temperature vesterday. Precipitation yesterday. BOARD TO HONOR DIRECTOR, BRIDE The board of park commissioners Wednesday voted to purchase a gift for B.

Raymond, director of its recreational department, and Clemintine Kittock, until recently an employe of the board, who were married September 11, and are now attending the national parks convention at Portland, Ore. Alderman Henry H. Bank, a member of the board, was named chairman of a committee to make the gift selection. TRAFFIC CLUB WILL RESUME LUNCHEONS A Milwaukee railroad day pro gram at 12:15 p. m.

Thursday will inaugurate the 1935-1938 season of weekly luncheon meetings of the Traffic Club of Minneapolis. The celebration, to be held in the Nicollet hotel, is sponsored by Minne apolis representatives of the Mil waukee road and officials from other cities will be special guests, Henry G. Christianson is chairman for 1935-36 of the Traffic club luncheon committee. ON TWO N. W.

ROADS Two northwest railroads, the Mil-waukee and Northern Pacific, re. port large increases in freight traf fic, reflecting better business and farm Conditions in the territory and resulting in increased employment of train, track, shop and station workers on their lines. Milwaukee road officials reported carloadings in the week ended September 14 were greater than in any week in the last three years and nearly equal to the corresponding week of September, 1931. Carloadings of the Northern Pacific in the first half of September were 15 per cent over the corresponding period of 1934 and 27 per cent greater thai in the opening half of August, 1935. ADVERTISEMENT Th Minneapolis Tribune Station 1250 Kilocycles Slndlei lit Weiliy Temnl fsultiiat Two big afturnoon Icatuies intioduced this week on WTCN.

Tits ftiirnoon Chow at 3.00 P. M. and Doc Sunhin at ii P. M. ar two nar (ea'urei that ycu wi'd want to hear dfcfy day.

Stay rur.eel In at 1250 kilocycle. Baseball on WTCN today at 2.00 P. M. The Chicago Cub-New Yotk Giant game will be broadcast on 12S0 kikcycie by Georqe Higgir.s tn complete play by play repoit by diie.l item Wrigley I'. Yn sure lo hear It en thi tjliemocn.

Sponsored fcy Whea'let. Till 11SIIAY MOnM.NG 4 00 Miltmen'i Club. 7,00 Newi Heedlinei. 7:05 Early Risen. 4 Sr.

foul Hint Furnithing Ce. (Taii). 7,30 5tr the Cay Right Hert Food Mrjrie 7:35 Etrly Rlwri. 7:45 Populr Coner Beauty tailor. 1:00 Muiicl Clock Hour.

i it. Paul Hem Furn'nhmq Co. (foil. Ana fine Director ef th WTCN. 8h tntiin women Co tun In daily lor real and I ni 1 1 I preieotauoni.

9,05 Aroueo) trie Ton with. Aai Girtn. f.l 5 9:20 Justnt for tt JmfVif Company. 1014 Mrit Report TAomiee 10:25 Newi Hedliae. 10:30 Whoop John' Musie, 10.40 Lost and Found Department.

IHlHVn VV AlTl llOO'M 12.30 Popular Concrt Mor-Uld leoufy Porlor, 12:45 Front Pg of th Air. 1 :00 Bnnoni' Inquiring Rportn lonnoni' Dtporimtnf Stor. 1:11 Arlie Simmondi end Hil OrtH. from Hotel Lowry. 1 :30 MerUt Report fAomso 4 Word Man.

Arlie Simmon di idle an ettte hand leader ter Irnne the Terrer Cat. Hotel Laery. Arli Simmondl end Hit Orek. from Hotel Lowry. 2:00 Cubi Gint Wkttfitt.i 4:00 Mtino Mtlodiea.

4:30 Doe Sunshine. 4:55 Stylcrft Contest Pregran Cordoio urn. Ce. 5:00 Newi Headline. 5:10 Standard Furniture Company (Tall).

6:15 Lost nd Found Dprtmnt. 5:30 Merchandise Briefi Balmjrtn trot. Furnifurt Co. 5:35 Trouble Shooter, 5:45 Thumbnail Sport Statene Cifiien't ce Futl Co. 1.50 Hearth end Home foWf Hoffman Furnifurt Co.

Till ItS DAY I 6:00 Sporti New George Hitj-gini Giei Brewing Co. 4:15 Dinner Malodie. 6:30 Dr. Tinkle Toytown Talei. 6:45 Editor's Spotlight by Herbert Lefkoviti.

1:00 Popular Muiie. 8:15 Diek Uug and Hie Oreh, from Curtii Hotel. 1:30 Mirth Parade Dco Hat. 8:45 Arlie Simmondl end Hit Oreh. from Hotel Lowry.

9:00 Front Page of the Air. 9:10 Headlines of Other Days "Oryill Vright Breaki Air-plane Altitude end Distance Record in 1908" f. At-kimon Ir Co. 9:15 Popular Varieties. CLIFFORD PERRY WTCN iliff nr.

tanlst, Is well known lo Mtnne-apolle radio Muten-era as a theater performer and radio artist, lie la farard regularly a WICN. 9:30 Clifford Perry at ih Pipe Orgin. 10:00 Big Ten Review Field Schlkk: 10:05 Coronado Orch. from Castle Royal. 10:29 Newi Headlines.

10:30 Rivor-Lak Gospel Tabernacle. 10:45 Rook Gam end Hil Oreh. from Cotton Club. 11:00 Frank Cotier end Hil Orch. from Six Twenty Club.

11:15 Thursday Night Club Arli Simmonds end Hit Ore. WTCN 4-v I JLSs t. Mir KSTP 1460 Kilocycles WDGY 10 Kilocycles Martial Salute Recordings News Morning Mood Breakfelt Club Gloom Chaian Recordings Family Altar Melodies Golden Garni Program Return Goiptl Singer Today'i Children The Daily Polly-Shopper World Newi Carnival Hammond Organ Merry Maci Words and Music Betterson Family Re Battla Ensemble. Farm, Homa Commercia Muiicala Popular Selectioni News Melodiei Commercial Golden Garni Hill Billlei Commercial Police Bulletin AFTERNOON KSTP 1460 Kilocycle WDGY HBO Kilocycle Farm, Homa it Rapp'i Orch World Newi-Reiumt. Talking Thing! Over.

Vic and Sade Maw Perkini Dreami Come Radio Guild Easy Acei Garden Party Noon Fanclei Beautiful Girl Mountaineer! Recordings Slim Jim Gems of Melody Modern Melodiei Pickard Family it i Newman Trie Interlude Wlllion'i Orch. Glenn Trttano Piano Duo Merry Mixer Paradise Islanders News Flash Trio Memory Lane Movit Scrambles Recordings Commercial Dane Tunes Woman'i Paga Matinee Musical Sunshine Program i Orch. Dramatic! Orphan Annie Uncle Tom Popeye-Sailor Doney World Newi-Sporti. EVENING KSTP 1400 Kilocycle WDGY 1180 Klloryol Rudy Vail Pickard Ftmily Recording! Orchestra Sign Off Show Boat Paul Whitemait News Reel Tony and Gus Musical Moments Mr. Editor Orchestr World Rapp'i Orch, Oornberger'i Lee Orch Simmoni Orch.

11 11 Uth Hour Ttmpo i KSTP 1400 KDocTclf WDGY 1180 Kliocvcl Martial Salute Daybreak Eiprasi k. Newi Gloom Chaier Morning Moodl Family Altar Musical Morning Mood Brtakfast Club Program Resume Fashion! of th Today'i Children Th Daily Polly Shoppr Houswif'i Marktt. Morning Parade Commercial Mriy Mixer Modern Moments Nwl Mlodii Commercial Movie Scrambles Hill Billies ii Commercial Som of Pioneers Pat Barnes Merry Macs Words nd Music Jo Whit SiWrbrg Ensemblt Farm 4 Home Hour I Polk Bulletin KSTP 1460 Kilocycle Farm 4 Horn Hour ii it ii ii Francs Barton WDGY 1180 Kllocyele Noon Fancies Moutaineers Recordings Slim Jim II Gemi of Melody Health Talk Whit Ht Talking Things Ovr Vic and Sad Maw Parkin Rapp'i Orch Woman'i Rad. Rviw Commercial Rhythm Octtt Rodolft'i Orch Talk Eddi Ros Song Hiti Paradise Islanders Nwi Flash Musical Pared Bill Edwardi Orchtstr Woman'i Pag Sam and Diet String Ensemble Ann Litr Orphan Anni Unci Tdm Boulangar'i Orch, Kathleen Weill Nwi Commercial Recording! Commercial EVENING KSTP 1460 Kilocycle WDGY 1180 Kilocycle Jessica I Rcordlngs isanivison I vrtn Dane Music an Off Beauty Box Pickard Family First Nightr 1 1 Al Pierce Dorothy Lamour Tony and Gui Naylor'i Orch. Mr.

Editor Kvale'i Orch. Worid News Sporti William's Orch Simmoni Orch. Thatr of Air Rapp'i Orch. BIRTHS. Glrll, Robert Freeman Kirk.

Mrs. HOB Beard av Mia Oeorae C. Trovatten. 3939 18lh av Martin T. Patton, 508 Beacon st BK Mrs.

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Mrs. A. Raymond Water. 61.16 France Doimlrj Wallace, SlU Olrard av Bora, Flovd Haley. 2623 Dupont av H.

J'P" Johnson. 1121 Auvl at, Paul. Minn Ulnton L. Anderaon. No 7 Hiahl.nr! Sia Mrs.

Berber N. Mever. 3208 2nd st N. CONTAGIOt 8 DISEASES. New Death Rel'd oUa rr-ver 4 0 3 i 0 li Tvphold 6 6 2 1 Mennieitls 0 0 6 1 .10 0" Citv later analyied September 16 Sale HRE DEPARTMENT CALL1, Tuesday A.

9.46 Broadwaj at Mew Brlihton road, Tuesday p. KfSJ-'4'" -Jdrich av, auto. 12 47-3836 44t)i av 8. bo. "rsZZ' i dump.

I n'r'Mvi, 'J. Ivnclale av auto. i iirlltt NB- nl? 2nd gv 8. electric lijn VVrdM; 8' dlnton T' "lre BHLDING PERMITS Alvuh 0 Nee-e, l-storv (r dd dwlr 11 8 bS: H. fitattlne.

clerk. Oen Mills (Hi 2BW X'-f a', av I. a a i.ri: 'iViuo Humboldt i Modern Hniri Bid tV SOS Hodgson 1 "i 4901 wl! B. 6, 1. itland take Harriet Park Oai.tr builds, t(J0 rnra.

I Mrs. Oeorue K. Spr.hr, sl hk, 4-flat 10 Peun b. Omner h.nirii turn Mayflower Comm Con rti Kev iMrrel. pastor.

Ill) test Uli "A tile ell. simn, 1 Ifooin Pk Barrl A Vnnrrll a. rmo. 2, I arch i R.drS Z.XC 11 i II i mission that Wickham's plan of operating was in violation of the 1933 federal securities act. Representatives from the Twin Cities and Duluth attending the northwest institute of Goodwill In-' dustries will meet Friday at the new home of the industries at 413; Third street south.

They will in-' spect the building at 4 p. and; a supper and business meeting will follow. I Smashing a display window at the E. B. Meyrowitz, 831 Nicollet avenue, early Wednes-j day, a thief obtained cameras worth 1 $100 and a $60 set of binoculars.

Thieves also smashed a window at' the Gittelson Jewelry 520 Nicollet avenue, stealing watches worth $50. i One of the laraest L.A.A.O.H. de. gree classes in recent years was' exemplified Tuesday night at the Curtis hotel, under direction of MrsJ Mary Foley of Minneapolis. The Stylites, an organization of Presbyterian ministers of Minneapolis, gave a breakfast at the Curtis hotel Wednesday in honor, of Dr.

Edmund B. Chaffee, director of the Presbyterian Labor Temple of New York city. Report of delegates to the recent international convention of Printing House Craftsmen, in Cincinnati, were discussed at a dinner meeting of the Minneapolis Club of Printing House Craftsmen at the Curtis hotel Wednesday evening. Clarence Groettum presided at the session. CATCHING COLD? At the firit warning sneeze quick a few drops up each noitnl.

Iti timely use helps prevent many colds. Vicks Vatronol OB. GILLlVf. AND ASSOCIATES DEMISTS Sneeessar te NICOLLET DENTAL CLINIC Sperialiiin In Bridie Teeth rullnte PLATES The creamy, mildly antiseptic lather of the SOAP cleanses to the depths of the pores. If your akin is red, rough, itchy or mhy, apply the OINTMENT before washing.

Suesp JSe. Ointment lie srod fC RED CROSS PILLS rOR CONSTIPaTON. blllouiMM. dys-ptpsia, torpid llTr, tick btadacht. acid stomach, poof p-pitll.

sallow complexion. Hod Crois LaxittTt LWt Pillt. fit drugflits 25 cnl. Ha Rtd Crota Insignia printed oa boa. REABlCDS.TkCO.rineapolfis.MinB.

Fat Ail Gone NeverFeltSo Good Before It was bo simple! I ate what I liked, took no strenuous PXProiwn, did not weaken my body with drastic purgatives yet day by day I felt myself getting lighter, the fat seemed to Blip away. Now I have a lovely, graceful figure and I never felt better in my life! That, in brief, is what thousands of women who have reduced the Marmola way might well tell you. Four times a day they take a little tablet containing in exactly the right quantity a world-famous corrective for abnormal obesity. A corrective prescribed by physicians everywhere and acknowledged to be the most effective known. Since 1907, more than 20 million packages of Marmola have been purchased.

Could any better recommendation be had? Today buy a package of Marmola, and start at once. Soon you will experience Marmola's benefits. When you have gone far enough, atop taking Marmola. And you will bless the day you first discovered thin marvelous reducing agent! Marmola is on sale by dealers everywhere from coast to coast. Arlsr.

GO TO SLEEP EASILY Sv6ti StiispU It-Io Free. Sac Note. If you are bothered getting; up nights, burning, leg pains, backache, malt thl 25c test. Flush out the exoes acids and waite matter that cause irritation. Get lunicer oil, extract buchu loaves, In green tablets called Bttkets, the bladder laxative.

After four days If not satisfied any druggist will return your 20c. Note; To get the seven simple rules to promote sleep, take the direction or fac-simU cheet from a box of Bukets, paste it on pnft card and mail to the address on the box. Walgreen Drug Stoics, Adv. J. Biesanz, 4Dw Blaisdell avenue.

Hewn Dorn in Winona, Minn. Active in boy scout work in Minneapolis he belonged to troop No. 100 of Hobart Methodist church, attaining the rank of Eagle scout and ob taining first and second degrees of the Order of the Arrow. He was a graduate of St Paul Luther college, where he was active in athletics, playing football, basketball, hockey and starring as a member of the track team. Surviving in addition to his parents, are three brothers, Philip FM 23; Robert 18, and Ted James, 14.

Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p. tn. Thursday at the Burd Johnston funeral home, Dupont avenue south and Twenty-second street Harold Dye, 18, 3049 Elliot avenue, and Harold Walker, 18, 1805 Park avenue, both former inmates of Red Wing school for boys, Wednesday afternoon were charged with the theft on September 11 of a car belonging to Theodore R. Stansbury, 76 South Twelfth street. The two boys were picked up near Mason City, Iowa, after their car had crashed with another a few miles south of Mason City.

CHARLES B. ELLIOTT. Funeral services for Charles Burke Elliott Minneapolis attorney, former municipal and Henne pin county district court judge, and one-time associate justice of the Minnesota supreme court, will be conducted Thursday. Services will be at 2 p. m.

at Lakewood chapel, with the Rev. Charles P. Deems, rector of St Mark's Episcopal church, officiating. Burial will be at Lakewood cemetery. Judge Elliott died early Wednesday at his home, 2628 Bryant avenue He was 74.

In addition to his career on the bench and as a member of the bar, he was once a member of the United States Philippines commission, and had been active in Minnesota politics. He Is survived by four sons, a daughter, and nine grandtMldren. His wife died in May, 1934. Feature Programs on Radio Chains Br Aisoelated Press. Time Is Central Standard.

Francis W. Rickett, British finan cier who negotiated the Ethiopian oil concession, will broadcast from London at 3:15 p. m. Thursday. His speech via WABC-CBS is entitled "The Ethiopian Oil Concession." What to expect Thursday: WEAF NBC 12 p.

Nicholas Mathay Gypsy Orchestra; 2:30, Masquerade, Drama; 3:30, Matinee Musicale. WABC-CBS 1:30, Iowa Farmers Union, Governor Talmadge and Others, (also WEAF-NBC at 3); 2:30, Greetings from Old Kentucky; 4:15, Benay Venuta's Songs. WJZ-NBC 12:30, NBC Music Guild; 2:15, Easy Aces; 4, Arthur Lang, Baritone. DEEMS TAYLOR Master of Ceremonies i WLB WTCN WCAL 12S0 ktilocyclea 1 2.00 Scandinavisk Ork. 12 30 Popular Concert 12.45 Front Pag I 30 Market Reports I :5 Simmonds Orch.

SO Fr th Ladias Fit for a King i I WCCO 110 Kilocycle ..7.1 jMuiical jNoon Hi Litis Newstime Markets; Farm Hour Stocki Eddi Dunstedtar Betty and Bob Nwstim 2 ju Rumbaiand 2 45 3:30 Matin 3 IS 3 30 3 45 4:30 WLB-Band 4 iSWLB 4 30-WLB-Vritit 4,15 WLB- 5 00-Newi Headlines 5 IS Going Horn 5 30 Troubl Shootar 45 Hearth and Horn Commercial U. S. Army Band Rolls Johnton Melodic Moment! Carlton and Kaltenborn World Traveler Cadets Ouartet Livestock Herbert Foot Newitimi Musical Program Boak Cartr FRIDAY WXB WTCN W'CAI- 12fiOKilncyclei Soorti New! wcco 110 Kilocycle I- Kurkdji UJi Ravel 4 IS Dinner Melodiei 4.30 Nws Dram 4 45 Dr. Tinkle 7 WLB Symphony 7.30-WLB- 7 45-WLB- 8 00 Popular 1:15 Dick Long Orch. 8 10 Simmonds Orch.

8 45 :00 Front Page IS Talent Hunt 30- 45 Rook Gam Orch. 10:00 Big Tn Review 1015 Coronado Orch. 10 30 Rook Gent Orch. 10:45 Walkathon 11 00 Coronado Orch, 11:15 Frank Cotier Orch II 10 Rook Gani 11.45 12.00- Hollywood Hotel ii ii it ii Himber'i Champions Mrch of Tim Ly Dan Musical Program Frman'i Orch. Musical Momnti Reporti Newstirre Simmondi Orch Al Din'i Orch Simon'i Orch.

W. C. JOHNSON. Funeral services for William Chandler Johnson, 78, president and treasurer of the Northwestern Casket will be conducted Friday at 2 p. m.

at Lakewood chapel Burial will be at Lakewood cemetery. Pallbearers will be J. M. Dickson, James Mackay, Murdock MacLeod, Oscar Mattson, Edward Newman and Frank Seguin, business associates of Mr. Johnson.

Mr. Johnson died at his home, 925 Fourth street southeast. He was associated with the late Martin C. Williams in the casket company for 45 years. He is survived by a sister and two nieces.

DR. BODDY TO GIVE TALK AT CARLETON Northfield, Minn, Sept 18. Dr. William H. Boddy, minister of the Westminster Presbyterian church, Minneapolis, will be the speaker at opening services in Skinner Memorial chapel at Carlcton college at 11 a.

Friday, as the new college year gets underway formally? His talk will be preceded by an academic procession of the faculty. The first speaker of the year for vesper services Sunday evening, Septem ber 22, in Skinner Memorial chapel at 7 o'clock will be the Rev. Theodore K. Vogler, minister of the Pilgrim Congregational church, Duluth, President Donald J. Cowling will introduce the speaker.

ST. PAUL LATHERS WALKOUT IS BEGUN Union lathers in St. Paul were on strike Wednesday, although the walkout is affecting neither government projects nor large construction jobs. Approximately 45 lathers are on strike, said Lawrence Peffer, 252 Charles street business agent of the union. The strike was called Monday night to enforce the union scale $1.20 an hour and a 30 hour week.

Most of the jobs involved by the strike employ one to three men. tjnit NOT FICTION -mzm 'mz I See by The Tribune TONIGHT PREMIERE PROGRAM "TO ARMS FOR PEACE!" P. M. 6cv.co5-s HON. WILLIAM E.

BORAH United States Senator from Idaho Guest Speaker will deliver an Address on "Peace" LUCREZIA BORI Soprano, of tht Meiropolitan Opera Company Gutst Artist i Howard Barlow's Symphony Orchestra and Full Chorus M4RRMGB LK'ENDE A I' 11 ICATiON. Viuinin Ci. Spetierr. 34. Pilisb.iry Myrtle L.

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