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Page 8 GALL HOUSE IS LftTEST MIT TO YOUNG GIRLS New York Woman Arrested for Operating Place on Large Scale; Sent One to Montreal and Was Tripped Up NEW YORK, Nov. agents called Lucille Malin, 35, for arraignment today, accusing her of operating a call house that dangled a lure of rich prospective husbands before the girls on its lists. Rhea Whitley, in charge of the federal bureau of investigation here, described her as "the largest call house operator in New York." "Among the inducements she held out to girls working for her he said, "were that the girls would meet men of wealth at hei place and might thereby find affluent husbands. "She is known to have sent girls from her establishment to fill dates with men of prominence throughout the east," Whitley declared. Sent Girl (o Montreal The specific charge on which she was arrested in a raid Saturday night was that she sent a cirl to Montreal for prostitution.

The price of these out-of--town "dates," Whitley said, was He quoted a minimum for local engagements, with half of all receipts going to Mrs. Malin The girls "on call" included two Negroes, he said. Pour young women were taken into custody in the raid, and a fifth was caught as she whirled up to the curb in an expensive closed automobile. The raiders described her gown as modish and her wrap as ermine. Mrs.

Malin, widow of a female impersonator, Jean Malin, who was killed in an automobile accident at Los Angeles two years ago, was described by Whitley as anxious to expand her field of operations. At one time, he said, she proposed a partnership with Mae Sensible, but this plan was upset with Mrs. Scheible's conviction on a charge of transporting women across state lines for immoral purposes. Whitley said Mrs. Malin moved frequently and often maintained two apartments, one as a residence and one as a place of business.

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(Adv.) New Deal 'Crown Prince' Not Yet in Sight for '40 The New Deal Header May Not Designate Successor But History Has Number of Cases of Presidents Who Did JEFFER5QN CITY POST-TRIBUNE WASHINGTON, November President Roosevelt, ike four of the most famous two- erm presidents of the United States "pick" his successor in the White House? So far no one apparently has been singled out in such fashion as to suggest that Mr Roosevelt vas attempting to develop a New 3eal "crown prince" and to build aim up in public opinion for the 1940 Democratic Presidential nova- nation. What might happen in 2 next four years, however, promises to be a matter of con- speculation. The two men hailed as the patron saints of the Democratic party, Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, openly designated their of "heir." Theodore Roose- Roosevelt In Message to Third National Conference Says Tuesday's Election Was Mandate to Legislators WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--(AP) --In a message to the third national conference on labor legislation President Roosevelt said ioday he believed "the country las this last week given a man- late in unmistakable terms to its egislators and executives" to adopt needed labor legislation. The president said he believed he mandate had directed the egislators "to proceed along these 'ines until the working people the nation and in station are assured decent vorking conditions, including safe and healthful places of work, adequate care and support when in- apacitated fay reason of accident, ndustrial disease, unemployment, old age; reasonably short vorking hours, adequate annual ncomes, proper housing and limination of child labor." The conference was urged by flr.

Roosevelt to "give serious onsideration as to how these ob- ectives may be achieved and that vhen you return to your states ou will assume the leadership in our communities for putting the ecessary legislation on the talute books. "I assure you that the federal government is willing to do its art in making these standards ef- ective and in supplementing the efforts of the states when prob- ems assume an interstate or a national character. "This coming year should be an outstanding one in the annals of labor legislation." In greeting the delegates, the president said "The sessions of the national conference on labor legislation in 1934 and 1935 formulated a program, for the levelling upwards of labor standards which command by wholehearted sympathy and approval, and that of my administration." The conference was called by Secretary of Labor Perkins to study uniform standards of labor legislation in the various states. Governors of 39 states sent delegates. Representatives also were present from labor organizations The president's message was read by Secretary Perkins who presided.

In her opening address the secretary said recommendations of two previous labor legislation conferences, the first of which she called in 1934, resulted in substantial progress in the labor legislation of many states. She said creation of ful fledged state labor departments in Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana Rhode Island, and South Carolina followed the 1934 meeting. Other legislation cited as resulting from these conferences included workmen's compensation laws in Florida and South Caro. lina; coverage of occupationa diseases in Illinois, New York North Carolina and Rhode Island; minimum wage and regulation of industrial home work in various states and numerou other laws benefiting earners. This year's conference the secretary said would cover item outlined by the 1934 and 1935 meeting as constituting a well balanced program of labor legislation.

She said new subjects would be apprentice training, vacations with pay and regulation of private employment agencies. "Committee reports when finally adopted, will constitute the program endorsed by the conference," the secretary said. "The results thus arrived at are not legally bmdmg upon the states in any sense, but they afford a platform on which the leaders of pub- he opinion in the various states can unite. They give a general direction to the future development of labor legislation in the United States." velt virtually dictated Republica-i selection of William H. Taft.

James Madison, "timid little husband" of the famed Dolly Madison put on for James Monroe as his successor. Jefferson Over-Rode Protests Many members of Jefferson's Republican-Democratic party opposed to Madison. Several Republican congressmen joined in issuing a formal protest against his selection as the party's standard- bearer, but the prestige of the sage of Monticello easily prevailed. Jefferson also was said to have arranged that Monroe follow Madison in the White House and it was understood between the latter two that the Madison admmisration would exert all of its influence to perpetuate "the Virginia Andrew Jackson, idol of the "plain people," has been rated by some historians as the most brazen dictator of the White House succession. Besides naming Martin Van Buren of New York as his heir apparent, "Old Hickory" was reported to have laid down a program of succession for 24 years- Jackson himself, 8 years; Van Buren, 3 years; and Thomas Benton, 8 years.

Jackson Dynasty Died That report was never verified, however, and the Jackson "dynasty" lasted only 12 years, Van Buren failing of re-election. There had been considerable opposition to Van Buren's first nomination and election, but Jackson's extraordinary popularity with the electorate put him over. The next President to be re- eleced was Abraham assassinated less than six weeks after his second inauguration. Whether he would have indicated a possible successor for post-war Republican leadership is unknown. Sensational revelations of graft a corruption, involving mem- 1 bers of the cabinet and congressional leaders, brought disrepute to the second administration of war hero Ulysses S.

Grant. The Republicans were split into three groups at the end of the term, and President Grant made no over effort to signify his choice for the 1876 nomination. Panic Upset Cleveland Grover Cleveland ran into the 1893 business panic in his second term. The Bryan-free silver ele- nent, dominating the 1896 "cross of gold" convention, repudiated Cleveland's leadership of the Democratic party--particularly because of his rigid advocacy of the gold standard. William McKinley, first of the front porch" campaigners, was assassinated six months after his lecond inauguration.

He had jvidenced no preference for a suc- To the dismay of Mark Hanna and other old guardsmen, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt stepped up to the Presidency and was elected to that office in 1904. As his second term as drawing to a close, the popular Teddy picked the similarly popular "Bill" Taft for the 1908 nomination. With support, Taft won the nomination "in a walk" on the first ballot. Their subsequent estrangement became one of the most dramatic chapters in American political history. Wilson Remained Silent Woodrow Wilson was a second- term President who spurned importunities to indicate his preference of a party leader in 1920 He adopted a handsoff attitude although--or probably because -his son-in-law, William G.

McAdoo, was the Presidential nomination which went to James Cox. Calvin Coolidge maintained a characteristically discreet silence when Republicans down to the business of choosine a potential successor to him in 1923 However, he did make campaign speeches for Herbert Hoover aft- er latter nomination. Tomorrow: Third Term? 1ITCHING WLererer it occurs and howeTe imuted the skin, relieve it quickly wiih eoothing Flies to Fourth Wedding and This Time It Is Elaine Barrie; Says He Is 48 But In Fact Is 55 union in Hollywood. Then Barrymore went to a. hospital, was reported suffering from a heart ailment.

At length came the statement of a month ago Miss Costello, Barrymore's third wife who bore him two children, obtained her final decree of divorce. Barrymore said he was for resumption of the romance with Miss Barrie. "Two weeks ago I called long- distance across the continent and we decided to marry, he said, "we set the date then." YUMA, Nov. 9--(AP)-Graying John Barrymore flew to his fourth marriage altar today signed his age as 48 although records credit the romantic actor with 55 and wedded 21-year-old Elaine Barrie--of whom he once said "a man can't get along with a gal like that." Sparkling-eyed and the dark-haired Elaine was a contrast to the solemn person -who only last August said in. a statement "It would be impossible for us to play a happy married life togther." Exchanging light-hearted repartee, the two climaxed a stormy courtship by dashing here from Los Angeles last night to be made man and wife by Yuma's famous marrying justice, Earl A.

Freeman, whose 25,000 ceremonies have included many of lilmdom's most noted. Gets a Horseshoe "Keep this with you he said in handing the new Mrs Barrymore a small horseshoe after the ceremony. "It always will bring you good luck." "Did you hear that, said the bride who had enthusiastically kissed her husband th moment the ceremony was over. "My dear," Barrymore replied gallantly with a bow, "I don' need that; with you I'll have nothing but luck." Barrymore first met Miss Barrio while estranged from his third wife, Dolores Costello. He wac il in a New York hospital.

Miss Barrie wrote a letter of sympathy. Barrymore invited her to visit him. In the hospital room, she spoke of stage ambitions. So Barrymore tried her out in Shakespeare, he as Caliban, she as Ariel. They became pet names The courtship proceeded at a fasL pace until it blew up in a quarrel at Miss Barrie's apartment She threw things.

Barrymore fled. He boarded a train and kep right on going--west. Miss Barrie, remorseful, pursued him to Chicago in a plane She pounded on a train compartment without result. The chase continued to Kanass City. There he eluded her in a taxi transfei between trains.

Miss Barrie dashed to a radio station, broadcast an appeal to Barrymore to come back and professed her undying love. But later there was a happy re- NIGHT COUGH due to a cold speedily relieved by this pure prescription medicine. Only THOXINE DRUG CO. WOULD PURCHASE WESLEYAN COLLEGE CARTHAGE, 9--(AP) --The Carthage board of education ls attempting to negotiate purchase 0 the Ozark Wesleyan USB as a high sch001 The board of trustees of the once flourishing college instructed its new liquidating agent, Dr. S.

Campbell of St. Louis, to sell all properties as early as possible. The administration building housed a federal nursess' school last year. False Teeth Stay Put gummy, pasty feeling. Sweetens a Gives real teeth comfort all day.

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9--(UP) Hardy Bryan, local sportsman, today admitted he opened the duck season by capturing an owl. Bryan, after failing to kill a duck, returned to his automobile to find it stuck in the mud. When he came back with a team of mules to pull the car, he found a barn owl blinking in the back seat. Bryan brought the owl home. Missouri U.

Star Dies ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 9--(AP) --George Palfreyman, 43, formerly of St. Joseph, known as "speed" Palfreyman when he was captain of the University of Missouri basketball team from about 1912 to 1916, died at the home of his parents in Topeka, Kansas, Saturday. He also was a star baseball player.

A widow and son, Bobby, survive. CORN iSKl CHAMP Eighteen Bangboard Artists Gather In Ohio NEWARK, Nov. From the now anachronistic tradition of "a kiss for a red ear" has grown the annual "world series of agriculture" the national corn husking contest to be held tomorrow on the 487-acre farm of Alva L. Oyler, 13 miles southwest of here. Eighteen bankboard artists, two from each of the major corn producing states, were on their way Mothers! Don't take ch with i VlSJIff Don't take chances with colds rub on here today for the thirteenth national contest, which was expected to bring out upwards of 100,000 spectators if the weather proved favorable.

From Missouri are coming Layton Roberts and John W. Harris. The contest is the present-day reminder of the Old-time 1 1 161 in a room barn hted by lanterns before electricity came to modernize the scene. In" contrast to large federal reserves in Hawaii and Alaska, all the land in American Samoa is privately owned YOB men with vhyiieal imperfections we cut you to measure with tuito and at-SCHOTT CLOTHIERS 11C E. High VoutSchuto A Rugs, Drapes, Upholstered Furniture made clean and bright by us! 626 E.

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Possibly the founders of this growing community were attracted to this site not only by the strategic location alone but also by the beauty of the country surrounding it. However there is a significance in all this rare rustic grandeur. It means that it is the late fall season. That it will not be long until Thanksgiving and the holiday season. So its not too early to give a little thought and planning for these events.

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