Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 8

EIGHT THE DAILY ARGCS-tEADER. SIOUX FALLS. S. D. HEART ATTACK FATAL Negro 'Reds' Battle Chicago Police; Three Slain with her parents at the age of 13 and resided in Benton township fo 42 years.

The Johnson family was among the first six to take up their homes in that section of the county. Mrs. Johnson's -death came suddenly, within an hour after she had retired for the night. She was stricken about 10 o'clock and was dying when relatives at her home Lockwood Back In Chamberlain From Long Tour (Spatial to the Arfua-Lradfr) Chamberlain, Aug. 8.

Captain Charles Lockwood, of the famed Last Man's club, has returned from his three months tour of eastern states. He has stored in his mind many Interesting things which he saw during his journey. He says that he guessed he gave President Hoover a surprise when after being announced he walked into the president's room and took the preferred hand. Lockwood added that he secretly believed the president expected to see an old and bent gray headed man, but instead he saw an 87-year-old man walk in, stand upright, as though at attention, with twinkle in his eve and i i A i N.4- 1 a LJ iMi fa 1. Us J'mr JAPANESE PLAN HUGE RECEPTION FOR LINDBERGHS Programs and Park Airport Planned as Officials Prepare to Greet Fliers RESIDENCE MADE READY Colonel and Wife to Occupy House on Tokyo Bay Pair Expected Tuesday Tokyo, Aug.

6. A sea of silk hats will greet Col and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh when the aerial vacationists arrive in this city and two elaborate receptions are being prepared. The silk toppers, which had been placed away ior the summer, are being brought out to be worn, as not only the Japanese here but the foreign residents as well favor the formal hats on such special occasions Although Col.

Lindbergh has insisted he and his wile are coming merely as tourists, a large outdoor reception is being arranged under the auspices of the municipality at Hibiya park, In the heart of Tokyo, and elaborate preparations are under wav for receiving the Lindberghs at the Kasumigaura naval 8irport, 45 miles northeast of this cltv. Hibiya park witnessed recep- -jTt "W.I. Negro 'Minister 'A 1 and Mic iifl Erie FaUs; ouT AdolphTHat! Seattle, Wash nrt il JSVS Sioux Falls; Johnson ol- 8wfe J-4 grandchildren. -ad BENTONTOWNSHSjn. lo ajjjuuIjlJJ BAXKRrpr Robert L.

Gillnn 11 ship livestock 5o-a bankrupt in federal tJl day. His volunUrf her-to. debts of $2,763.30 1 117.50. Of th. lan f.

til Gillon feted lorht Mr' and claimed I property1 $544. udge 5 the order. tw, rbm frid Walker and Vff 5 the "Dunmow Flitch who flitch of bacon fcVTome a year ag0, are to rZ Edwards has been P3! months in.jau "oT" accounts of a firm of by whom he was employ00 Argentina shipped ttt year1 10 the tt JOY BATH JlSt SOk MO, CssioveCoru tfrUeaiyway Three or four invigoratinir On ute foot baths in as many niehta and that big old agonizing corn gone root and all All callouses and that hard Alt on toes and heel Just naturally away. Foot joy at last-walk and dime aim pmy games witn ease and coo. fort.

You'll enjoy every minute of Radox bath gloriously exhilaratint thev Ipave vnnr foot orous healthy you can wear man! er shoes. Get a package of Radox at L. running urug or any li druggist it's the only safe; tw waj tu gci, rm oi corns. (Adv.) Mrs. Nettie Johnson Nettie Johnson, Crooks Pioneer, Taken By Death Heart Attack Claims Life Early Benton Township Resident Mrs.

Nettie Johnson, 70, among the first settlers in Benton town- iship. died of a heart attack at 10 o'clock Wednesday night at her home. 213 South Menlo ave. She reached Minnehaha county (Acme Photo) The above picture shows a scene at 50th and Dearborn streets, Chicago, where three colored men were slain by police in a battle when Negro communists attacked the officers following the eviction of a family from a flat. Wife Was Fat No Longer Attractive Lost Husband's Love- a smile and a pleasant word.

The most interesting part of his trip, he said, was from Atlanta, Georgia through Maryland. one or the impressive things was the capital, where the Washington monument, which stood 50 feet high when he was there before, now peers into the air 550 feet. The dome on the executive buildings was a new added feature. On arriving in Chamberlain early In the morning Captain Lockwood ate his breakfast as usual and then made a tour of Chamberlain greeting his old friends. ENFORCEMENT LEADER TO RETURN ON MONDAY E.

L. Senn, prohibition adminis trator for South Dakota, will return to duty In Sioux Falls Monday, ac cording to a report received at the bureau offices here today. Leaving here three weeks ago, he attended the special term of federal court conducted at Deadwood and supervised enforcement work from his summer home in Rapid canyon. D. Downing recently caught near Castletownbere, Irish Free State, a lobster measuring 36 inches from tip to tip of its claws, UUHUITIIJ Itt STARTS SUNDAY RAX AD A 1 Ml CO ATCt REPRESENTATIVE OF 'WHITE HORSE HE SAYS Heals Eczema.

Skin Diseases With Powerful, Penetrating Antiseptic Oil The above headlines appeared In a New York newspaper of April 4 In connection with a divorce trial that has attracted wide attention. "She was a beautiful woman," onl witness testified, "but she got fat and is not attractive any Thousands of women are getting fat and losing their appeal just because they do not know what to do. If you are fat how would you like to lose it and at the same time gain In physical charm, and acquire a clean, clear skin and eyes that sparkle with buoyant health? And gain in energy and activity? Why not do what thousand! ol women have done to get rid of pounds of unwanted fat? Take one half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salt in a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast and keep it up for 30 davs. You can help the action of Kruschen bv cutting out pastry and fattv meat and going light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar. Then weigh yourself and see how many pounds you have lost.

Kruschen Salts are a blend of I natural mineral salts your body, nerves and glands should have If you are to enjoy good health. Best of all. a bottle of Kruschen Baits that will last you for 4 weeks costs only 85 cents. Ask Dunning Drug H. P.

Kreiser, Lynn Drug er anv druggist for a bottle and start to lose fat todav and remember this, if Kruschen doesn't do as advertised money back. (Adv.) were arousea. neat dur ing the summer had weakened her and memDers oi tne lamuy said she had failed in health in the last two months. Born in Sweden Nettie Johnson was born In Hol- landf Lan. Sweden, July 20, 1861.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson located on a farm six miles northwest of Sioux Falls in 1875. She grew to womanhood on the farm and on March 25, 1879. she was united in marriage at Sioux Falls to John P.

Johnson. The young couple took up a homestead five miles west of Crooks, where they engaged in farming continuously until 1917. in that year, they moved to Sioux Falls and have resided here for the last 14 years. Mrs. Johnson was a charter mem ber of the Benton Lutheran church near Crooks and took a marked interest in activities of that congregation.

She took a prominent part in work of the ladies aid for many years. After moving to Sioux Falis, she continued to attend services at that church and when unable to make the trip there, attended Aug usta na Lutheran church in this city. Celebrated Anniversary Two years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.

All their cml dren gathered for the event as well as other relatives and a host of friends. Funeral arrangements have not been completed, although relatives said burial would be made in. the Benton churchyard. Rev. G.

E. Lindsten, Crooks pastor, wiil offi ciate at the services. The surviving relatives are the husband, John P. Johnson, 219 So. Menlo six daughters.

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And remem ber, you must be helped by this sen. sible treatment or money back. (Adv.) JVmm Jtof mtmts :7 "What," we asked the try's largest independent "are the points that make one tire better named eleven another price. Then pared ALLSTATE with advertised tire, point of these tests are shown can quickly see for first line tire ALLSTATE RCA. Victor announces the Radiolette (imfy 1 111 Hon to the king and queen of Siam by Mayor Hidehiro Nagata while their majesties were enroute to the United States.

Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, also was honored there. At the special request of CoL Lindbergh, the first two days of the visit here will be without schedule and It was likely the aviator ard his wife will rest at the residence of Dr. R. B. Teusler, head of St.

Luke's hospital. Until recently, whiles Dr. Teusler was in America, his residence was occupied by Ambassador Forbes. It is a large irame structure, located near the hosptal and overlooking Tokyo bay in the district which was the first residential concession of Japan for foreigners. The home will be at the Lindbergh's disposal as long as they are In Tokyo.

The Japanese are expecting the Lindberghs about Tuesday and Am bassador Forbes, Admiral Baron Kiyotane Abo, minister of the navy, and numerous other officials will act as greeters at Kasumigaura. Six naval planes will act as es cort to Lindberghs speedy shio and upon landing Mrs. Lindbergh will be presented with a bouquet by the daugnter or a naval omcer. Will Stay Week After an address of welcome by Commander Shosabro Kobayashi of the aviation corps, the Lindberghs will be asked to say a few words which will be broadcast. Then they complete with RCA Rxtrntroaa and new Pentode tube ready to operate with RCA Radiotron tub, including the sensational new RCA Pentode.

At this astounding low price, yon can afford the Radiolette as an extra set in addition to your large radio. Ask your RCA Victor dealer today to demonstrate the Radiolette and other attractive new RCA Victor radio sets. Is Found Guilty of William P. Smith. Negro transient and self-styled representative of the "White Horse Army," religious organization that "applies to all Christians," addressed an interested audience irt municipal court this morning.

His address would have lasted longer had it not been terminated by an impatient court. Smith was arrested by Sheriff John H. Johnson at Rowena Tuesday evening, and lodged in the county jail on vagrancy charges. The defendant, dressed in rusty black, and with a white celluloid collar circling his neck, told the courtroom audience that the "White Horse Army" was organized In Chicago. He was evasive when asked the purpose of the organization, but said that it was "to do good." Sent Money to Chicago Claude A.

Hamilton, deputy state's attorney, remarked that "doing somebody good" could be Interpreted in two different ways. Smith said that he traveled about the country preaching when given an opportunity and supporting himself out of earnings from will be taken by automobile to Tokvo to rest during the afternoon. On the third day of their visit Ambassador Forbes plans a reception In their honor at the Tokyo club. The American-Japan society will have the couple as guests on the fourth day and a Japanese style dinner will be served, with Prime Minister Reijiro Wakatsukl and other members of the cabinet among the guests; The American association and the American club are busy with arrangements for an appropriate function for the distinguished visitors. v-" The Lindberghs probably will remain here for a week and then will visit the historic and picturesque points in various parts of the country.

SAM ADAMS TO ATTEND CHRISTENING OF AKRON Sam Adams, Sioux Falls representative for the Texas Oil left this morning with R. O. Turner, pilot, and O. W. Schwert, business You'll find the new R.

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A. SEE Explains In Court Vagrancy Charge preaching and from contributions to the "White Horse" organization. He said that whenever he could he sent In money to Chicago headquar-. ters, but admitted that he had not been able to do so for about two months. Sheriff John H.

Johnson testified that he had arrested Smith at Rowena with 25 cents in his possession. This money he had Jus begged and Sheriff Johnson forced him to return It to the giver. Brandon Men Testify Sid Larson and Tilman Huisat, Brandon, testified that the Negro had carried on operations at Brandon, saying that he was representing a mission at Sioux Falls. Rev. M.

W. Withers, Sioux Falls Negro minister, testified that Smith had no authority to collect money for Sioux Falls Negro organizations. Smith was found guilty by C. J. Delbridge, judge pro tern, and sentenced to serve 30 days in the county jail.

The sentence was suspended during good behavior, and Smith promised to leave town immediately. representative, In a Texas Co. plane for Sioux City, Des Moines and Chicago. From Chicago they will go to AKron, wnere- tney win witness the christening of the navy's new giant dirigible, Akron, Saturday. Damage Action for Injuries Seen In Court Order Filed A damage suit for alleged personal Injuries to a 12-year-old daughter of Dr.

W. Donahoe, Sioux Fallsj was seen as probable today when Judge Ray E. Dougherty signed a court order appointing Dr. Donahoe as guardian ad litem for his daughter, for the purpose of instituting a damage action in circuit court. The court order was signed upon the application of Dr.

Donahoe, but at a late hour today no complaint had been filed in the anticipated action. No amount in the form of damages to be demanded is intimated in the court order. However, it -does state that the daughter of Dr. Donahoe was injured as the result' of having been struck by a De Luxe taxicab on July 26. 1931.

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