Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

9 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Monday Evening November 24' 1930 football church and the Ladles' Aid so pranklln county He was elected clety to the state attorney generalship The tuisband and three chif for two two year terms starting dren Walter Ardapple Lafayette in jsj 9' CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS 8s LOUISVILLE RY merit I ATTICA Dancing daughter! LAST TIMES TODAY ver hw! Napkins hemstitched 6 Napkins hemstitched 6 apkins' hemstitch ed 6 ARC TODAY 4 Mrs Joe Ardapple Succumbs to Heart Attack on Sunday TALKING effcctb Ail Lafayette is talking about this picture In addi her husband survived by Sneenor and both living Stolen Auto ound The 1924 ord Tudor of Steele of Pine Village which was stolen from its parking place on ifth street betweep South and Alabama between 3:30 and 4:30 Saturday afternoon was found Sunday by the police on Main street between ifth Sixth 1 All 0 Talking Long prominent in fraternal cir cles he was elected grand exalted Horner Motor company's 625 Columbia street was of $9639 Saturday night Sus land man MARY LOW DIES AT MEDARYVILLE MKDAJlYVILLKInd Nov Paralysis brought death to Mary Jeanette Low at 11 Saturday following a two years illness She was born at Lisbon Ind Oct 2 1859 but the family moved to this place when she was a small child Her marriage to Emery Low took place July 7 1877 Th following children survive Mrs Jessie Long Monon Mrs loss oifer Crown Point Mrs Grace Green Dewey Ill Effie Low Valparaiso Hughand Bert Low Oklahoma City Okla Charles and Robert Low Gary and Gale Wagner of Medaryville uneral services will ba held at the home at 2 Monday Rev A Lawrence officiating Burial will bp made ip the Me daryville cemetery The fastest fun niest golf comedy you Shorten Working Day and Increase Wage 12 1 2 Pct BATTLE CREEK Mich Nov The Kellogg company manufacturers of break fast cereals announced today adoption of the six hour day with an increase in hourly rate for em ployes The company has been operating several years with three eight hour shifts and will change to six hour shifts The change will make possible employment of 25 per cent additional men it was announced The hourly wage will be increased 12 per cenL making the minimum wage $4 per day and the average $540 Ticke ts Good in Coaches Parlor Cars and Sleepers MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY a A Rogers City Passenger and Ticket Agent The greatest ro mance adventure of all times Thrilling! Auvei tuitizM 3 Lun Jones has Caps Blushing morning to the residence of Elizabeth Klein 813 South Twelfth street where friends may call after noon Monday uneral services will be'Eteeld at 8:30 a Tuesday at St Boni face church of which she was member Interment will be made In St Boniface cemetery DISTINCTIVE OOTWEAR Shoes oot Saver Shoes ANDERSON WARD4 BOOT SHOP 514 Main Street MRS ERNE KLEIN CLAIMED BY DEATH Mrs eme Klein wife of Carl Klein of 516 South Twenty sixth street died at 6 Saturday evening at St Elizabeth hospital where she had been taken at noon suffering from pleurisy She was a daughter of: Mr and Mrs John Gerloft born Jan 17 1898 at Sioux i all Her marriage to Carl Klein took place in August 192L Surviving are the husband and four Children Robert Marilyn Barbara and Janet her parent John Cerloff of and three Leo' Gcrloff bom in Lafayette Jap 30 1872 ft ar 4 OAft llnifail tyy uu AliWVU IT JMWt unzvwa mskrrlflfiTA with The deceased was Mrs Bennita Bassett Dies After Stroke at Her Home Near Ambia AMBIA Ind Nov 24 (Special) Mrs Bennita (Payton) Bassett wife of Jack Bassett died this morning at 12:10 at the home of het parents Mr and Mrs Abe Payton four miles south of here where the Bassett family are making their home for the winter Mrs Bassett suffered a stroke Sat urday noon and never rallied She was born near Ambia on April 19 1892 and had spent practically her entire life in this community" On November 6 1920 she was united in marriage to Jack Bassett who survives with one daughter Bar bara Belle age 6 years Mrs Bas sett was an active member of the Ambia church and was serv ing as secretary of the a rnnin ouciai umvu ua tlon to the parents and daughter she is two sisters Mrs Ada near Ambia uneral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon from the church with the Rev ruits pastor official Burial in 1 ocust orove ctiu AJso WWJ rrrsrri CTTmV WWJ WUW WVA a Hal Orch WgW WSAI KSD WTMJ WOC WJDX WMC WWJ WOC Phil Orch Also WKY WSM WWJ WJC KYW Mrs Painten West Lafay ette and Mrs Tewis enton Chicago survive together with four 'grandchildren and the fol lowing brothers Jacob Garrison Lafayette and Joseph Garrison Delphi The body' will be removed from the Soller undertaking parlors to the residence and friends may call after 1 Monday uneral services will be held at' the residence 'at 1:30 Tuesday and at the Christian Re formed ohurch at 3 o'clock Rev Ghylles officiating Inter ment will be i made tn Springvale cemetery TUB TRANttEfT ROMANCB fYEROMEDI CENTRAL CLEAR CHANN8L' STATIONS star oust Same WEAK 11:00 Bamitormsrs 780 Orchestra 1 Mirth Makers WJZ (2 hrs) Variety (3 hre) 11 WABC (1 hre) Ittamory Teasers Cues St Ans 810 Same as WABC The Brotheta 7:00 Same ae WABC WCCO Club KM 1090 Same as WABC Record Prog Rhymeter To Be Announce! Cu Cu ruler of the Elks at the Boston convention in 1924' He Also was former 'grand knight of the Colum bus lodge of Knights of Columbus Birth Announcement Mr and Mrs Ernest Conder living nearWolcott ere ithe par ents of a daughter born at the hospital Sunday afternoon LUHA Today an Tomorrow imsafa MJmMS Air Also WWJ WSAI WOC WOW W1BO World Today Also WSAI KSD WOW WIOD KOA KGO WVJ WJC WOA1 KECA KSD Also WIOD KSD KSD KOMO WJC WWJ WSAI WOW WDA WJDX WSMB KGO KVOO KPRC KOA KECA WKY WHAS KHQ 7:15 tn the Capital Ale WIOD WJAX KSD KSD KOMO WJC WWJ WSAI KHQ WOW WDA WJDX WSMB KGO KVOO KPRC KOA KECA WKY WHAS Hour by Oypelee Also WGY WWJ WSAI WON KSD WOC WHO WDA WTAM WOW JOAN Crawford Our Motto: to Llndpn Montgomery Monon and Monticello White county were McClanahan Hat St tlAl I Peterson I mSitcomery ANITA PAGE SEHAS HAN Gorgeous fashion i DOZENS models romance esee dy Only to WMAQ WDA WTMJ WHA8 a no KOA KGO With Robert Montgomery Dorothy 'Jordon IBenny Nugent ORMER RULER ELKS DIES IN OHIO COLUMBUS Ohio Nov (AP) John Price 59 past grand exalted ruler of the Penev olent and Protective Order of Elks and former attorney general of Ohio died atrhis home here to veam wia uauscu oral peTUurrnagYs Price waiNaunched in his public hv friend President a onft COLDS how most people avoid them At the first sign of a cold coming on take two Laxa tive BROMQ QUININE Tablet Then fake two morevery two or three hours More people by millions check and prevent colds this way than by any other method Added ootball Pictures PURDUE INDIANA 1 grrx Notre Dame Nor tb western i UHKCC UAUOHIERS TO DAY BOLD one follow LOVE AND 4 OQEAT CAST MrH THIEME CO! ATTICA Ind Nov (Spe trustees ths Attica Building andi Loan Association and the Merchants State bank were in Newport riday The case of the trustees against Chalies Zeigler to foreclose mortgages orij some land in Indi ana which' was venued from the ountain circlilt court to the Ver milion county) court has been set for hearing on December 8 The case of the same trustees against Shannon Nave which waa venued from the ountain circuit court to the Tippecanoe county circuit court and later venued from that court to Clinton county will come up for hearing at njnkfort on December 15 Lee Whitehall received word of the death of his cousin Curt Whitehall who died at Tucum cari The remains are be ing shipped to Attica' for burial and were to arrive Sunday morning over the Wabash railroad Curt Whitehall was the second son of tlte late Nicholas Whitehall of Newtown i He is survived by one son Ercie and one daughter Nel lie Bader Burial will be made in the Baptist cemetery nearNew tevn Benjamin (rahklin Welsh 74 former restaurant keeper in Attlcd died Wednesday at his home in Thorntown Mr Welsh operated the Palm cafe in the Judy building more than twenty five years ago He was engaged in the restaurant business in Thorntown at the time of his deaths Surviving besides lhe wife are three sons Ray Welsh of Orlando la Herschel Welsh of Crawfordsville and Welsh of Thorntown and a half sister Mrs Sarah Warden of Monticello services were conducted day from the family residence air Thorntown Burial was made lai Williamsport Mrs Mary i ay received a let ter from her brother West fal in which he said he had re covered front hla recent illness and returned! to his apartment in Danville Ha was in the home hospital during his illness Barbara the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs' Ralph ink died at midnight Thursday The child was one month and nine days old death was due to Intestinal trou ble uneral' services were heldafn riav nt' 10 a tn from the fam 11 Sixth street Burial in Riverside cemJery Among the road contracts awarded this week was ten miles on State Road 66 Spencer county to Hanson Brothers Inc of Terre Haute Robert Hanson of At tica is a member of this firm Born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Gentry of Wingate Saturday morning a son weighing eight and a hall pounas named riage Quick Mrs Coen Harry Clark Mrs Job Jennings MrS Eya Nave and Mrs A rank White and Mrs A Stewart to the i Williamsport meeting at the Methodist church Miss Margaret Lamburn returned mis sionary from! India addressed the meeting Miss Lamburn is a teacher in 'the Isabelle Thobum school at Lucknow India The St Louis All Star girls basketball team will play at the Veedersburg high school gym Monday night Novem oer it community Mrs Elizabeth Kramer of ort are to meet on the south side Wayne Is here for a visit wuu Mrs Ben 'ugate and other friends With aura 'SOUTHPOLE Authentic Pictures of "the light Over thel South Pole :06 Current Events Also WBCM WDOD WBRC WISN WBM KSCJ KLRA WDAY KOIL WIBW KH KJ KOL KPY KKC The Only WXYZ WBCM WDOD WBRC W18N KSCJ WMT KLRA KOIL W1BW KH KJ KPY KRC St3GKvangliHG Also WADO WHK WKRC WAIU WGST WXYZ W8PD WDOD WREC WLAC BRC WDSU WISN WBM WGL WMAQ WCCO KMOX KMBC KLRA KOIL Sponsored Also WXYZ WSPD WDOD WREC WDSU WBM WMAQ WMT KMOX KMBC KLRA KOIL KJ KRLD KTRH Topics In Only WHK WGST WXYZ WSPD WC WBRC WPSU WCCO WOWO WBM WMAQ KMOX KMBCKOILOJ Msrdl Aleo WDOD WREC WLAC WBRC WISN WCCO K8CJ WMT KMOX KLRA WDAY WNAX KOIL WIBW KH KJ KRLD KDYL KPY ZSSO 1020 6:00 Orch Uncle Bob Orcb: Chiefs Larry Duke WJZ nrs News: State St Dance Variety WEN 870 arm Program Luke A Mirandy Memories Smith amily Studio WJZ eat li igZAVvaud (1 b) loloo Variety (2 hrs) vaua un unr 870 amily Party 7:30 Water Witches Recital: Twins 670 Same as WABC LOGANSPORT JAIL BREAKER IS CAPTURED LOGANSPORT Ind Nov 23 The second of four men who es caped Jail here early riday was caught while walking on State Road 29 near the Starke Pulaski county line Saturday He Is Cecil Hizer 22 sentenced to serve one to 10 years for grand larceny John Nulf 20r returned of his own accord riday afternoon Hizer was picked up by Sher iff rank Kopkey of Pulaski county who thought the hitch hiker resembled one of the Lo gansport fugitives Hizer admit ted bls identity and Sheriff Wil liam Zerbe returned him here Saturday night Cecil Wray 22 and Herbert Vayette 19 still are missing Vayette is believed to have stolen a car at Kewanna riday night The owner saw a man drive away and identified a picture of Vayette as the thief The car was found near Kewanna Saturday the thief having abandoned it when some thing went wrong with the mo tor Hizer told Sheriff Zerze he be came fastened in the hole the four men had pounded through a wall of the Cass coun ty Jail and that the others had pushed him on out He Yell some 30 feet alighting on a concrete walk on his shoulders The other three who escaped slid down a rope made of blankets tied to gether Principals Meet After Journeys Principals of rural 'schools in Tippecanoe nouoty have completed their annual visitations to schools In neighboring counties Reportsua these vjsttg were started at a meeting held at Pur due in' connection with a regular monthly institute The Institute was i addressed 'by the Itev Bollinger and Dr Sears after which sectional meetings were held The next in stitute will be1 held December 13 Principals dn their visits to other schools inspect plants equip ment courses iof study and other Taiints with emphasis upon the administrative set up The move ment' was started severed years ago Schools in 1five counties were visited this fall IL Sweeney Romney Ingersoll 1(1)1 and I Sackmire Stock well visited Newton county go ing to the Goodland school A Steele Wea and A Oswalt went county hcIiooIh in hv A A tie Ground and 1 1 i toiinty iperintendent of schools: 114 Baker (West Point Trebor loung Butk Creek and Montmorenci went to lora Carrolls county 'Itiy final groupwas made up of Burgess Jackson township and Steele Monitor who went to Ox 4 ord Benton county Chapter No 8 The Indians Are 'A red' blooded romance of the pioneer west Tomorrow 7 BEATRICE LILLIE YOU Turkey Talk for Turkey Week in the linen Section See our linen section on first floor and do it at once so that the Thanksgiving table may be graced by appropriate linen Everyone knows that our linen id of the best We have been years building up our present linen reputation and itj wip not any way suffer by the offerings We have sets from the of Scotland Ireland and Germany Table cloths and 22 inch napkins match Whenyou have a Thanksgiving table set out with linens from this store you have something to be proud of: delay Come in tomorrow and get a linen table outfit that will contribute greatly to the joys of the season As stated these goods are to be found in the linen section on first floor A Tea Table Cloth and Napkin Specials We will pretend to give anything like a complete list of these linens but will merely enumerate a few of the' main items which are now ori display in our window Table Cloths 64x81 with 6 Napkins hemstitched i $105Q set Table Cloths 64x64 with $950 set 1 Table Cloths 66x86 with $1250 set Table Cloths 66x66 with ein gn cot Table Cloths 2x21 2 yards 6 Napkins hemmed $1075 set Table Qloths 2x2 yards 6 Napkins hemmed set A iT Table Cloths 2x2 yrds 6 Napkins hemmed $8i95 set 'c1 Table Cloths 2x21 2 yards 6Napkins hemmed $975 set Table Cloths 2x3 yards 12'z Napkins hemmed $1395 set iv Please to remember that these are our best goods and that at these prices they are veritable bargains We want 'to help out oft the Thanksgiving season and this seemed to be the best way of it G4 voorbeeoi onv Stu stare 30c Ras tubflituitt DAYJ HOUR PfiY CHICAGO Nov A vista of legal intricacies today through decision of leader In hood to foGter proposal for a ix hour working day with (1 pay for' railwaymen Aeeado lwz whloh resulted from successful fht a decade necessary a long series of 5onre ences before the of the plan can be determined The pretirninary step taken yes terday was discusaed for nearly two weeks It was one of many suggested as a means of rellevW8 unemployment Another detail will be flUed in at Cleveland December 4 when the offloera who met here joined by a special sub committee of 35 work out plane for a general conference of all those interested in the pro many difficulties ollowing this if the new plan is upheld by conferees it will be ready for submission to railway executives Should they refuse it the federal mediation board would be called in Lacking action from that body the brotherhoods would be re quired to call upon the president to appoint an emergency arbitra tion board The final court or appeal would be congress When the eight hour day was proposed in 1917 the brotherhoods took the position that it was not subject to arbitration RaUroad officials disagreed A strike was ordered then the Adamson law establishing the new program of hours was passed The officials called it unconstitutional Another strike was threatened but the controversy ended when the su preme upheld the law 5 to 4 Presidents' of the five brother hoods the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers the Order of Railway Conductors the Brother hood of Locomotive iremen and Enginemen Brotherhood of road Trainmen and the Switch Union of North Amerlw claim a membership of 500000 They number their unemployed at I 110000 WJZNew York (NBC Chaia) novri tir KDKA KYW KAVK WREN WEBC WJAX WIOD WHAS WSM WMC WSB WSMB WKY WOAI KOA KGO KI WCKY KGW KHQ KOMO WJDX KTAR K8D WJR WAPJ Empire Builders Aleo KDKA WJR WLW KYW KWK kWREN WTMJ WOAI KSTP WEBCKO KSL KGO KECA KGW KOMO KHQ KTAR KSD WKY WBAP KPRC Slumber Hour Also WCKY KWK WREN WJR Amoe ana 1 WL VJU UT4ftI 1 WSM WSR WSMB WJDX 1 WEBC KPRC WOAI WMC KSTP AB WBAPWEXR Amoe Only KECA KOMO KHQ KGW KSD KSL Dance WJZ Chain NOTRE DAME ARMY at CHICAGO SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29 Round Trip Tickets Good Leaving LAAYETTE 3:52 AM and 9:00 AM Saturday Nov 29 Good Return ing ON ALL TRAINS Up To and Including No 3 Leaving CHICAGO 9:00 PM Sunday Nov 30 LaxativeBROMO QUININE Tablet! Mrs Katherine Ardapple wife of Joseph Ardapple residing at' 711 Brown street was stricken with a heart attack shortly after 10 Saturday night and death ensued at 2 aT "Sunday Mrs Ardapple the Purdue Indiana football jmme Saturday afternoon and went vJ 4 Va company with her husband She Mr and Mrs Sioux alls brothers Carl and Of Sioux 'alls and Arthur Ger in the navy The body will be removed from the Soller funeral horpe Monday MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 Program in Central Standard Time unless otherwise indicated WEA New 560 (NBC Chain) WOAI WKY KOA KSL KGO KGW Kiri iuiu eaftft MAimen iwn Iivinivw WTAM WSAI WON Hhytnm I WWJ WOW 4 WSAI KSD WTMJ WOC WJDX 10:80 OrcK Also WDA KSTP WOW WJC inw rrnii nntny KSTP WSB WTAM WDA nuno 8rt ZCRR PLi) WXYZ WBCM WDOD WREC WMAQ WCCO WMT KMOX KLRA WDAY WNAX KOIL KRLD KDYL KPY 8:00 Minneapolis Symphony Auro WADC WHK WKRC WXYZ WISN WOWO WBBM WCCO KMOX An Evening In Jrte Alee WADC WHK WKRC WGST WSPD WDSU WOWO WBBM WCCO KMOX KMBC KOIL Ktz KDYL KVI KOL KPY KO IN 9:00 Ouy Orch Also WADC WHK WKBQ WXYZ WSPD WOWO WBM WMAQ WCCO KMOX KMBC KOIL KJ KRLD KTRH KT3A KLZ KDYL KVI KOL KPY The Wizerd Aleo WADC WHK WKRC WKBN WSPD WISN WBBM WCCO KSCJ WMT WDAY WNAX KOIL KLZ KDYL KOL KPY SOW 10:00 WLAC Annlvereary Also WADC WKBN WXYZ WBCM WSPD WDOD WREC WBRC WISN WBM WCCO ZK8CJ WMT KMBC KLRA WDAL WNAX KOIL WIBW KH Jamison Bros Co 4 The Big Store That Saves You Money hnyndk i career oy nis menu riwHuoii She was a daughter of Wilbert william McKinley who is 1899 and Elizabeth Garrison and took him from Ns routed tn r'ontftvi nhin rn rne nosLomc united in department Washington He Joseph "Ardapple retUrnel to Columbus seven years an active hut latAr was member of the Christian Reformed ited assistant prosecutor of av4 fha oHlaCf A1H KO a The Stars Say or Tuesday November 25 By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE TAIRLY prosperous conditions are forecast from the prevail ing lunar transits Those in employment of others are in Una tor aome pleasant recognition or minor advancment and the personal affiliations for the day should be A happy ana jnw wui may rive som Slight concern driver were taken from the auto JL BUBO kJ LCMAAACa Ivlu vtwAtft'OMlva ft a ft ti Mann OUK LU with employment promising some slight advance or recognition' Or there mfcy be eome notice or prefer ment from those in power or au Also the purely personal associations may be happily active and interesting But sign 'writ with care a child born on this day should named The Irony which has been favor! jam of auperiora or thoe iw I BUthortiv 1 ARICA? PIAW A COLUMBIA PICTURE DRYS THREATEN TO QUIT HffDVER WASHINGTON Nov 23 A new political party will be formed by the militant drys should President Hoover adopt a moist or wet report from tire Wicker sham commission Dr Clarence True Wilson secretary of the Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals de clared yesterday Dr Wilson asserted that he and Chis group would quit the Hoover standard Just as surely as they went agpinst Alfred Smith in 1928 if he falls to continue to carry the 'dry banner HORNER GARAGE IS BURGLARIZED The garage robbed it was reported to the police The money was taken from the cash box the tool room A rear win dow Was found unlocked Sunday morning leading to the belief that the thief may have hid In the garage until it was closed for the night Thieves Loot Cars of 1 ootball Spectators Automobiles of two spectators at the Purdue Indiana football game were robbed Saturday after noon according to reports made to the police department Two traveling bags containing wearing apparel and four gold bracelets were stolen from the car of Kelfer of Ewing Ind ind brown leather golf jacket a pair of pliers and a screw I I West Washington street South Bena Glass in the Stannard car was broken Italian Hydroplane I With 5 Aboard Missing TOULON rance Nov (AP) The Italian hydroplane I I missing in ine weuiierrtnwu lm since earlv riday still had Inot' been found tonight Its popular Vocational Boys Will Visit Live Stock Show STOCKWELL Ind Nov (Special) The regular monthly meeting of Tippecanoe county ex tension workers was held at tne home of A A Dull Saturday night They discussed plans for taking the vocational boys of the county to the Internationa! live stock exposition in Chicago It was decided that each vocational teacher would canvass his own enmmunitv All Who Wish to go the court house at 5:10 o'clock Tuesday morning December 2 It docMcA tn hold next jelub camp the first week in July of Wingate He has been Albert Before her mar i A Tt A 8 ft 4 ft me TTOiner wao lcxv ivq of Wingate etery south of Ambia hiila i zeigier airs jaiuua Mhss Kate inney Mrs Mrs Job Jennings A complete absorbing heroes villians comedians pense and in a whereno women and few have ever trod Where merely to live is an achievement and only the bravest escape alive! 1 The Romance of Romances The Story of Stories! 6:00 Amos Andy Also KDKA WJAX WIOD WCKY WLW WJR The Also WCK WREN Phil Cook Aleo KWK WREN WTMJ WEBC KOA KSL KGO KECA KGW KOMO KHQ KSD KTAR Oa Also KWK WSB WSM KGO KAB KGW WIBO KOA 7:30 AIo WJR WDW KWK WREN KWK KAB WEBO WJAX WIOD WSM WMC WSB W8MB KTHS WOAI WKTKOA KDKA WHAS WJDX KVOO WA Victor Youno Also KDKA WJR KYW KWK WREN KSTP WEBC KTHS WKY WOAI KOAKSL KGO KECA KGW KHQ KOMO WLW KVOO WAA KPRC WSM Real olks Also KDKA WLW KWK KYW WREN WJR Howard Same as WABC Musical Progs Same as WABC 1 i rwdy eponsoreo rrus Dan Sylvia Radio Club Dance (8 hre) 700 WJZ Music Orch eet Seme ae WJZ Vision Airs Seme as WJZ WOC 1000 WEA Program Swanee Songe 6:30 Marimba Band Orchestra WEA (1 hre) Mirth Makers I IMM IHIH Ma JHI iiwflra sa Ka a Hsai a milb bbi 1 1 gk I i ty co I 1 from its Ad 1 tai 9 a ran MMf 31 wRj eC 1N Kard tl tr ZSviUSS Ifw ET 1 LA flr 11 4 Jt hyk tA 9 I t'l fi A iW A I IfiZESjl 11 7 i.