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SS'sSa IT ELECTION IN 1932 9 All This Week of be shot' their iVA mMiKY BEERY 1 a Then love came KRLD WADC: WREC WTAQ WADC WLAC WBCM WTAQ WNAX WADC WDSU KMOX by the was side Gen Netr a 26 is is 6:30 Same as WABC eatures 9:45 Same as WABC 11:00 Dance Orch additional paragraph suit today The orig alleged that tle btll by Governor Harry a form different than SHE HAD SOLD HER HEART coast WADC WLAC KMOX KTSA and: Double Check Woodmen Counsel Dies SOUTH BEND Ind April Cady 69 head counsel of Indiana Woodmen: of the World and 1 special representa tive of the Soverign Camp of Woodmen of the World died at his home here today following a six weeks illness WREC WDSU WISN WMT KJJOXKLRA Personalities Also WSPD WLAC WBRC Added Attractions Metro News Mack Sennett Comedy or Thursday April 23 By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE A LIVELY and progressive day Is 'presaged fromthe fortui tous reign of the buslnes planets in' favorable aspect with Luna Employment Is under happy auspices for recognition and favorit ism of superiors new projects are also under benefic sway and new contracts and agreements' may be successfully 'engineered Altogether the energies and faculties will be under excellent stimuli Those whose birthday it is are 'at the threshold of a very active and energetic year with things moving in the direction of practical progress and promotion in new ventures and in employment A child born on this day should be clever talented re sourceful and disposed to seek high adventure either in the employment of others or in expressing its own keen initiative Ind 26 grandchildren KMBC KLRA KOIL KJ April' The Admission: Adults 15c 25c Children 15c th Hafiovei College Students' Demand make ate jlautfh talking about love TODAY AND TOMORROW I j's The greatest comedy and character: actors of the screen Have your Tubes i 'TESTED WMT KMOX KMBC KJ WRR KTRH KTSAKLZ KDYL and coast Columbia Concerts Also WXYZ WBCM WI1OD WREC WBRC WDSU WISN WTAQ WOWU WMT KMUX KMoL Kl 11 H'Jl' Band A Only WLAP WDOD WDSU WISN WASHINGTON' April The major issue in the 1932 campaign' when President Hoover runs for re election will be contemporary economic condi tions with neither nor the tariff occupying the spotlight it was declared today by Senator Daniel Hastings (R) of Dela ware spokes man in the senate In 'sharp contradiction of John Raskob democratic' national chairman who 'predicted: prohibi tion and the tariff as the great issues for the next campaign Hastings said the republican party would win or lose on the basis of national prosperity at the time the voters go to the PROSPERITY ISSUE only issue in which 1 the American people will be really interested next year will be the economic situation" said Hastings "Unless that improves the situa tion for the republican party win be serious We will have a hard fight' on our hands If conditions continue to Improve and the na tion is enjdying reasonably fair prosperity the democrats will be left in a hopeless minority as usual" Hastings' who was re elected from Delaware last years as a dry against a wet opponent predicted prohibition would not be a major issue next year party will make the pro hibition question the dominant is sue unless it be the party that is reasonably satisfied It has little chance to win and then adopts that issue as a gambler might staking its hopes on a hundred to one shot for said Hastings BLAMES OVERPRODUCTION is a social ques tion It is not truly an economic or political issue so far as a presidential campaign Is concern ed The effort to blame agricultur al depression on prohibition seems preposterous to me when the wets in the same 1 breath assert the nation is spending between three and eight billion dollars annually on contraband liquors The two statements are in conflict real cause of agricultural depression is over production or the production of a greater sup ply in particular farm products than the people can consume This is'attributable to the fact that the American people are eating less bread which means wheat and less corn products per capita than when agriculture was prosperous The people simply are eating dif ferent foods it is significant that A WOMAN VHO SINNED I A 9 BBMMMMM MMM PLAY iPKR RADIO 2TWBE sqon thereafter enlisted in Co 1 Twenty third Ohio volunteer in fantry serving until the close of thq Civil war During his absencethei first son General Esau San ders was born Hight 7 children i were born to them in 'Olho On Nov 4 1884 they 'left Ohio moving to Benton county near Boswell where last child was born Surviving are six children: eral Esau Sanders Mrs tie Olive Clark Oxford: John Sheldon III Robert Sanders and Mrs Emma McMasters AIN XT JL theatre! In the very period in which wheat and corn consumption shows a decline on the per capita basis the consumption of fruits and green' vegetables has increased11 CITES TARI BENEITS "It may be doctors are' the cause of our farm depression But whatever the causey the people are not eating as much wheat or corn as before and that Is the main reason for the over pro duction" Hastings caniot see the tariff as a major issue next year He recalled that democratic leaders one after the uther endorsed a protective i in 1928 and the democratic convention subsequent ly 'adopted a plank advocating a tariff' to equalize' the of production at home and "To my he added "it is absurd to Insist the tariff has affected our foreign trade In truth in this 't day of world 1 depression if We did not have the tariff pro tection granted by the "Smoot Hawley bill foreign nations would have' stolen home markets with their cheaper products manu factured under European wage scales and under sold our own merchants paralyzing American in dustry and commerce We have been prevented a grave panic the tariff wall and I believe American people realize W13M KSCJ KLRA WNAX 10:15 WXYZ WBCM WLAC WBRC WOWO WBM WMAQ WCCO KSCJ WMT KMOX KMBC KLRA WNAX KOIL WIBW KH KJ WRR KTRH KTSA WACO KLZ KDYL and 10:30 Guy Lombardo Also WXYZ WBCM WDOD WREC WBRC WDSU WISN KSCJ KMBC KLRA WNAX KH WJZ 760 Amos Also W1OD KDKA WJAX WLW WCKY WJR WGAR Phil Also WJDX WMUi wuM' liras wkuijn KWK KOA KSL WGAR KDKA WLW WJAX WENR KDAY KYR WKY and Coast To Be WJZ Chain 7:00 Harbor Lights Also WGAR WL8 WREN' 1 Also WCKT KYW KWK WREN KKAB WGAR 8:00 Waytide Inn Also WGAR WJR 8:30 Pleasure Hour Also KDKA WREN WLW KYW WJR KWK WJOD WJAX WGAR Clara Lu and Also WGN WJR WREN KDKA WGAR KWK 9:45 Poems Also WGAR KDKA WREN 10:00 Slumber Also WJR' Arnos Andy KSL WMAQ KWK WREN WDA WTMJ WHAS WSM WSB WSMB KSTP WEBC KTHS' KPKC 'WOAI WMC KOA WENR WBAP KAB and 'Coast 10115 Pleasure Hour Only KTP WSMB KPRC WOAI WTMJ WEBC WHAS WSM WMC WSB WJDX KTHS WBAP WKY KOA KSL KAB and Coast Art WJZ Chain' Dance WGAR WSEN WMC KRC KOA WJR WAPI rrTXTT'' A stpry ofi two waterfront characters who take love and laughter where theyfind it! You 6:15 Ensemble a Ben Bernis 6:45 Blenders ea tures a uiuruiuwia Same as WJZ Silas Lem Variety (2 hrs 1160' 7 30 ABC Hour INDIANAPOLIS April Attorneys representing the cities of Muncie and Indianapolis today charged that conspiracy and fraud were involved In pass age of a bill by the last general assembly which' would place un control of the public service commission all motor busses of fered for hire The legal representatives of the two cities have filed a' petition in the Marlon county court for an injunction to prevent Secre tary of State Jr from' printing the bill along with the other of the last legis lature Judge Harry Chamber lin has directed Attorney General James Ogden to reply to the petition on "or before next Tues day The1 charge of conspiracy was made in an filed to the nah petition was signed Leslie in that approved by the legislature There ia no specific charge of conspiracy against any individual in the latest pleading The charge is made that "certain persons de siring to place the control of bus transportation in the public serv ice commission conspired togeth to obtain passage of the bill in the form in which? they wish ed it to 1 be finally approved A list of the steps which the bill' passed the legislature Is given In the petition however This list (Cites the handling of the bill' by a conference commit tee of the senate and house and messages prepared by the clerk of the' house' i Dick Heller Mem bers of the conference commit teeawere Senators? John Sher wood (R) of Mitchell and rancis Lochard (D) of Milan and Representatives James Knapp (R) of Hagerstown and William Conner (D) of In dianapolis Thieves Taken to Crown Point Jail i Elmer Smith 27' and red Brown 24 both of Anderson were turned over to two deputy United States marshals and were taken to Crown Point jail Tuesday aft ernoon They are facing a charge pf violation of the Dyer act intransporting a stolen auto from Joliet III to Lafayette They were arrested in Lafayette April 15 by Officers Wesley Wilson and James ry 1 1020 6:30 OrohesiraB' Same as WJZ 1V WWATPZ Same as WJZ 9:20 Same as WE News State St rDance Variety 870 1 Same as WJZ Hatcher!" Same as WEAP Romances Duo 9:00 Minstrels 10:00 Same as WJZ? Blenders Dance (2 hrs: air WM AO 670 Sams as VVABC Same as'WEA' of the Air liloZstiprm Orchestra 2 Same A Last Times Today A Think of the world wide reputation of Westinghouse Think of the many improvements and the new con veniences offered in the Westinghouse Refrigerator And remember WESTINGHOUSE states openly that you can save $50 to $150 early with this improved elec trie refrigerator Not in theory Not on paper But in cash money which you are now wasting And you can make this saving without inconvenience A small cash bavment puts the Westinghouse in your home 18 months to pay the balance See us Challenge us to prove these startling claims Make no decision! Pay no money down! Sign no com mitments of any kind until you do this Only then i can you be sure of having the latest improvements in SHS PflOSPERTY WILL DETERMINE ORMER BROKER SENT TO PRISON CROWN POINT Ind2 April 21 Ralph Lord of 4 Joliet fornr head of Lord Phillips stock brokers at Gary was sen tenced i to from 2 to 14 years in prison today by Judge Martin Smith on charges of embezzle Real and losses of300000 followed the sudden close of the firm In May 1928 rs Sanders was the oldest daughter of Thornton and Ternina Rankin Lambert: and) was born in Lawrence county Ohio April 11 On July 30 1863 she was arm Bureau Meeting to Be Held Thursday Anson Thomas of the livestock department of the Indiana arm Bureau will discuss cooperative marketing of livestock and farmer owned agencies at the Round Grove: township arm Bureau meeting to be held in the school building Thursday evening April 23 beginning at 7:30 Lloyd razer has arranged the en tertainment wmen consists or musical show with a cast of men and Mr razer the author of the play and it made up of snappy musical hits singing and dancing WXTZ WOWO WMAQ WJJD WCCO KMOX KMBC KOIL KLZ KDYL and coast ast Also WADC WXYZ WLAP WREC WLAC WISN WOWOWBM WMAQ WCCO KSCJ KMOX KMBC KOIL KH KJ KRLD KLZ KDxL and coast Also WXYZ vv uu WBM 9103 WXYZ WISN WOWO WRM1 WRRM KMBC KLRA KOIL KH KJ WRR KTRH KLZ KDYL and coast Also WADC WXYZ WOWO WBBM KMOX KMBC KOIL Harmony and Humor Also WXYZ WREC WLAC WDSU WISN "WOWO WBM WMAQ WCCO KSCJ KLliA 8 KU1L WACO ind out how you canLsave to ISfLyearly with a KO WBOTTOM MAY 1 GET: CLERICAL JOB AT LEAVENWORTH LEAVENWORTH Kan' 21 (AP) Harry Rowbottom former from the irst Indiana district was re ceived at the" federal prison here today to bqgin serving a sentence of a year and' day for accepting bribes from persons seeking post office appointments Prison officials said good time 'allowance would reduce the sen tence to eight months if the fine of $2000 is paid Rowbottom accompanied by oth er prisoners from Indianapolis was put through the usual process of dressing in and his finger prints and prison "record photographs taken His civilian clothing Was replaced blue overalls He probably will be assigned to cler leal work nerman Goodman Exp'iresTuesday In Local Hospital Death1 has again' invaded the ranks of well known business men Herman Goodman residing at 325 Perrin avenue and president1 the Eagle urniture company succumbed at 5:10 Tuesday at St Eliza beth hospital Mr Goodman was bora in Germany eb 2641846 coming to the United States with his parents when 2 years of age As a boy he worked on an "Israelite paper in Cincinnati during 1 Civil war days His marriage to Anna Siegel of St Louis took place in 1870 died In 1914 and in 1918 he united in marriage with Mrs Bertha Goodshall of St Louis rom 1893 until 1907 ho was sec retary and managers of the Sellner Gas and Electric ixture company in St Louis and in? 1907 he came to Lafayette and established the Eagle urniture company The deceased was a member of Ivanhoe Council' No 95 of St Louis Temple Israel and Lafayette Lodge No 143 The widow and a step son Claude? Goodsliall of Chicago sur vive together with a number of nieces and nephews residing In St Louis" 1 4 4 A The will be returned to the residence from the Seller Dineral home Wednesday afternoon where friends may call after 4 xieral services will be held at the residence at 10 Thursday morning with Iabbi Taxay offi ciating 7 Thursday afternoon the body will be 'shipped' to Louis where services will be i held at 10 a riday at the Rindskopf mortuary with burial in Mt Olive cemetery 5 V7 7Z5 MARVELOUS ADOLPHE MARJORIE RAMBEAIT fROBEItlj MONTGOMERY SS LUA Ulff A Wsstoglioiise RERIGERATOR The Most Popular Radio Stars AMOS Andy Randolph Township arm Bureau Meeting ROMNEY Ind April (Spe Beeson of Purdue university will the principal speaker at the regular meeting of the Randolph township arm Bu reau here Wednesday riight He will give a summary of soil im provement recommendations work ing them into a plan for building up the soil on one of the farms In Randolph township The meet ing will be the first of a series of especially planned events for the year and the future programs will be outlined A one act playlet Things Kight" will presented Lafayette and Homer Sanders Koanoke 44 great grandchildren sis ters' Matilda Duthridge and Ro mfihie Utter Swanington a half sister Effie Brown Huntington WLX Va and three half brothers Thomas rederick and Rankin Lrubirt of West Virginia iiliort prayer services will bed at the home here Thursday afternoon at 1 30 followed services in the Oxford Christian church at 2 interment in the west cemetery Oxford MARIE DRESSIER 'v JfMO WALLACE HANOVER Ind (AP) Pamphlets signed Student and purporting to cite reason why Dr A Parker should resign as of Han over college were being circulated over the campus here today Parker took office a yearago and since then accordirtfe tothe pamphlet the Institution has acquired a debt of $23000 The leaflet charges that Dr Parker re fused a gift of $150000 for a new field house and that he asked the doner to build a dormitory instead Garber publisher of the Madison Courier and for 10 years 7 a trustee of the college declared the grievances of the students were largely imaginary He said the college got into debt as a result of the depression "We have had to borrow 'money every year since I have been' on fha hnarrl ha The pamphlet asserted that Han I over will be a junior college next MTE ANDERS year If Dr Parker out BENTON PIONEER TAKEN BY DEATH SWANINGTON Ind April (Special) Mrs Emily Lambert Sanders 85 widow of San ders veteran of the' Civil war died at 8:30 this morning at the old family home place here where she had come only flO days ago from Oxford She had been a resident of Benton county 47 ears 4YX4 OC111UWL LAAYE'rrE JOURNALAND COURIER RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY APRIL 22 CBu The Associated Press) Central Standard Time unless indicated (Programs subject to last minute chanra bvRtatlonsI 660 6:00 Bolwell SIstqrs Aleo WOC KGO WWJ WENR WEBC WSMB WDAI 6:15 Also WENR and coast 6:30 Mme Alda A La 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KILLED AS BEER WAR BREAKS OUT CHICAGO April One man was shot to death and married there to Mr Sanders who anotner was severely oeaten late today in what police feared a flare up of the southwest war Edward itzgerald 31 was and killed as he tried to flee when three men entered the saloon of Edward Neilan and ordered the patrons to line up against wall itzgerald's companion Ed ward Courtney 38 also trieditp run but 'was seized and beaten about the head: itzgerald and Courtney police said' are former members of the gang of south' side beer runners GARY Ind April 21 (AH) Several prominent Lake county bankers were indicted today bY'a grand jury which' has been Inves tigating the failure two months ago the irst Trust and Savings bank of'Hammond The' grand jury also investigated I0ie failure of thq State 7y bik of East he grand jury returned' no in dictment against Hazel Groves ke county treasurer and former president of the American State hihk but Prosecutor Robert Estill filed an affidavit' against him charging him with honoring an overdraft his account Peter Meyn president ofthe irst Trust and Savings bank was charged in one 'indictment with making unauthorized loans to other bgiik officials He is alleged to have made without the execution of' notes or other evidences of in debtedness four loans to other of ficials totalling $22239 Walter Meyn vice president Clifford A Ethngs assistant secre tary' treasurer and Norman Bridge' another assistant secre tary treasurer wete indicted joint ly ton two counts on charges of conspiracy to commit larceny and conspiracy to commit embezzle ment The three officials were also 'indicted jointly charged with the embezzlement of $23000 Adam Dorsch another minor official in the irst Trust and Sav ings bank was indicted on charges of: embezzlement' grand larceny and appropriating: $2500 for his own use without the consent lank officials The Electric Shop 1022 Main St Phone 5478 Lafayette Ind ojr Sale by BOWERS BROS ELECTRIC CO 537 Main St 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