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Vs Ave 0 1 '1 NOT EVEN- PORCH SWINGS ARE SAFE AGAINST CARS THESE DAYS THE KSNSAS CITY STAR TUESDAY AUGUST 27 1929 FIND A LIMIT TO SPACE ASTRONOMERS PLACE DISTANCE AT 9 MILLION LIGHT YEARS 01MPiPRI Each Year Is About ti Miles Jt is Universe or Space its Finite Yet Without Boundary 7Ae46 ft No Stow-a-ways You don't need to look for stow-a-way hums and other extraneous noises in the tieW It brings you faithfully the song and speech of the broadcasting studio Hear it any evening Or phone for demonstration NDITIAN COtbi PA NY I I oPP C2 It I WM That Nana University has 21 buildings valued at $5000000 over 5000 students and a faculty of COO? 7 0 1 --------------7-77-7--- 19 9 AUGUST HE CITY "II I -To LUirr -I2 3 TI A TUT Atli! Ali 1 ''1 Cr" inipassnalasastp NOT EVEN- PORCH SWINGS ARE SAFE AGAINST CARS THESE DAN'S FIND' A LIMIT TO SPAC 060 twtow That NanEas University has 21 buildings valued at ---z 0- $5000000 over 5000 students and a faculty of 200? 1110' 4A 1 VrY ASTRONOMERS PLACE DISTANCE 4- 7 Illr i -40 ti AT 9 MILLION LIGHT YEARS 1 400604kaogielstkko' -pl we i 1 em4-t 1 7 '4' 1 5' Each Vear is About ti Million Mlles rke VPQ i 51N :5:1 4 014 it is Universe 100811 sol )-1 1 "TZ'7 ''t' II t4 ii or Space is Finite let i 44': Without Boundary -4)--) I 4 -i: ''4 i 411101 1 1 7 '''Sn: Ave ri I' Ilk' 444: '''''''4 i No ii i t4 i toi ik: 4 0 Mil StOW'a-ways "-----44t i 111 It it I :104 e' '41t -1--ol do4t'l't nee'd to look for -41ie 00 stow-a-way hums and other 1- 1 te 1 1 ih: extraneous noises in the I 1 i I 1) 1 l' A 1 It I I "4 1 4 t--i mw i :::1 1-IEL-E i'LL'xitsWitr V' -) 1 elt 0 I iii I t4 It brings you faithfully the IP 7 song and speech of khe I I i :4 1 I iitl i I 04 1 broacastinig studio ear 11 4 i i ri 4 1 it any evening i iLoti i le 4-to or phone for demonstration i 1 i i 1 a vi rwb 0 4 3 NI 11-171s1AN 1 14 ri -1' i Nill 0 I'l ti I -(-Otbl PA NY -4 i 1 I gf Vc f' tA CLvik 4 700 Cut WLS It1 I illbalbibimasedediabikommegoodisdagoose 4 7 0 0 Cut DwAY kiLs 11 4z 7 i 1 i 4 i I 4 l' 1 I 1 1 I 1 i i l' I i i I 1 i i I i I 't I i I i I' 1 i i ti 1 I 1 0 's'-i 1 41 1 sa ko 4 Tennis Tennis Four Shops With But A Single Thought I 'GAS' STATION BILL SOON MAYOR'S ORDINANCE READY NEXT MONDAY NIGHT The Estobilahment et Serb 11041- nelmett Would Be in Conformity With the Zoning lirgnin: tiono I nder Beach's Bien TROPHY' RACQUET rARTAR value now FOR We I fi li toel 1 op 1 IA li 14 18P01 'GAS' STATION BILL SOON I 1:: Av 4IF 'e cg At :4 111 1i 1 :4 MAYOR'S ORDINANCE READY NEXT ww 'i MONDAY NIGHT woro 4 ::7 tio-- 1 The Eatobilahment ot Serb Boat- 0 domnaw neatme Would Be in Conformity i With the Zoning Iletenin- I 1Qe' Ilona 1 nder Beech's Bien Si 1 FOR We 4: 4: 421 c' ro ''9 ''7' li RACQUET 1: vg it A i 1 II: )T AU nRr ro i i 4 1 4 i 1 4 :::1 i '4 4 I :7: 4 Nit With the time at hand for University Men to begin preparing their wardrobes our College Shops at Lawrence Columbia Norman and Kansas City are engaged in having ready everything the student wears And to have a plenteous selection that meets with his approval one's 'By rat Star's Science Service OTTAWA ONTARIO CANADA Aug Astronomers attending the meeting of the American Astronomical Society here at the Dominion observatory felt cramped for room today They heard from Dr Ludwik Silberstein mathematical physicist of the Cinemg Laboratories Corpoption in Neav York that no two objects in the universe can be farther apart than 9 million light years A light year is about 6 million million distance a beam of light would travel in a year Thus 9 million light years could be written as a number of miles by the number fifty-four followed by eighteen ciphers MUST REVISE CONCLUSIONS Though such a huge figure might seem large enough to provide all the room needed Dr Silberstein's figures if correct will necessitate a radical revision of some of the most sensational conclusions of the astronomers in recent years What Dr Silberstein has done is to determine the radius of curvature of space-time Once it was thought the iniverse was infinite in extent that no matter how far or Last one traveled he would never reach a boundary or retrace his path But Einstein changed this According to his theory as developed by the Dutch astronomer De Sitter the universe or space in which we live is finite and not infinite yet it is without boundary An ant walking on a sticky billiard ball would be in a somwhat similar position It could not leave the surface of the ball yet could walk around it without coming to an end Eventually it would retrace its former steps and so would we if we went long and far enough Thus say the advocates of these ideas which are rather generally accepted among astronomers FOURTH DIMENSION A DIttEVENCE The chief difference between the billiard ball and our space time apart from size is that the former has three dimensions while our universe has at least four These are length breadth and height and a fourth that our senses are unable to perceive Therefore we are not aware of its curvature But Dr Silberstein who is the author of one of the best and most difficult of the technical books on Einstein's ries' has worked out a formula for computing out this radius from the velocities of distant stars Previously it had been thought that the circumference of this curved space was of the order of many thousand light years Recent work has been done at the Mt Wilson observatory on the spiral nebulae distant star systems like our own Milky Way to which the sun belongs Their distance seemed to be as much as 140 million light years for a group of faint nebulae in the constellation of the Virgin Virgo 'There are no distances in our space at any rate exceeding 9 million light years" he declared with a flash of his eyes "Therefore the present placing of Virgo at 140 million is utterly inadmissible LOTS OF WORIC AHEAD However if his figures prove correct there will still be room for plenty of astronomical objects to keep the astronomers busy for a long time to come "The total volume of space is greet enough to leave ample room for some millions of galaxies comparable in size with our own Milky Way" he said And then of course there may be something else outside our space in a still higher dimension but the astronomers have no way of determining this awl so they do not discuss it FIRE IN SCHOOL FOIE BLIND ONTARIO CANAD Astronomers attending the meeting Star's Science service 3 OTTAWA A Aug 27- of American Astronomical Society thheere at the Dominion observatory felt cramped for room today They heard from Dr Ludwik Silber- stienienm mathematical physicist in the NeAv York that no two objects in the universe can be farther apart than 9 A light year is ambtn 6ligmhtillyieenars illion miles-the ght would travel in a year Thus 9 million light years by the number fifty-four olloed by could be written as a number of miles fw eighteen ciphers MUST REVISE CONCLUSIO NS Though such a huge figure might seem large enough to provide all the room needed Dr Silberstein's figures if correct will necessitate a radical tional conclusions of the astronomers revision of some of the most sense- niverse was infinite in extent that no matter how far or tast one tray- eled he would never reach a bourndary or retrace his path But Einstein changed this Accord- ing to his theory as developed by the Dutch astronomer De Sitter the universe or space in which we live is finite and not infinite yet it is with- 011t boundary An ant walldng on a sticky billiard ball would be in a somwhat similar position It could not leave the sur- face of the ball yet could walk around it without coming to an end Even- ensions while our uni- tually it would retrace its former steps and so would we if we went long and far enough Thus say the advocates of these ideas which are rather gen- erally accepted among astronomers FOURTH DIMENSION A DIt tEtiENCE The chief difference between the billiard ball and our space time apart from size is that the former has three dim verse has at Isast four These are length breadth and height and a mirth 1'110 mil CeNTICPt A tta linable tn i tronomers have no way of determin- ing this awl so they do not discuss it FIRE IN SCHOOL FOIE BLIND The College Shop CUP TENNIS i $15 value now aa IL' on RACQUET $1350 nn I 1 1 gUU YOUR GAME Recommend Theao SPECIALS (OUR GAME ecommend ECIALS 5 TENvalueN'snow I 200 XQUET 111350 I I In I i sUU I YOUR GAME Recommend These SPECIALS TENNI8 00 CUP Aac l5 value now I 2 QuvEaT i i nn 1 1 Iuu 1 coats the Out a long-existent and citywide dissatisfaction over the granting of special permits by the council for the erection of filling stations Mayor Beach is developing an ordinance that may put an end to that particular typa of special privilege There is' nothing wrong with the present ordinance regulating filling stations The trouble is with the council The ordinance prohibits the location of gasoline tanks within 150 feet of a building used as a residence But the council for years has made a practice of granting special permits to violate that law The mayor's plan is to take the matter out of the hands of the council except in unusual cases Out of a long-existent and city- wide tbsatis action over the granting of special permits by the council for the erection of filling stations Mayor Beach is developing an ordinance that may put an end to that par- ticular typo' of special privilege There is' nothing wrong with the present ordinance regulating filling stations The trouble is with the council The ordinance prohibits the LEE'S SLOT THROAT SPE $800 DIAL $12 00 value now LEES LA PALOMA $300 $350 Value now DOUBLE COURT TENNIS ei INET $500 value now GO i I PENNSYLVANIA BALLS' I 100 et three WITS num PANTS $315 ea alue now IL eit 1 TvliaillueOArTor 808 'ALOMA $500 $350 )vtialluTc nEoNwN I $37 5 LNIA BALLS I ISO '71C PANTS 6315 $250 LEES SLOT THROAT 8PE- CIAL $1200 value now $800 LEES LA PALOMA $3 00 $350 value now DOUBLE COURT TENNIS of) ir INET $500 value now eallU PrNWTIPT1 ANT A IA AT Ot A a 01 ma offers Suits and Topcoats authentically styled and faultlessly tailored CASH POLICY SH POLICY $3j '50 '65 While Mrs Jp Ellsworth 31 years od (loer rieht) and izr baby Iileen 7 months old and Mrs Jose-to Lawson 68 years old (lower Lft were sitting in a porch swing 1613 East Ninth street today a ord touring car suddenly leaped off Ot street onto the porch knocking OM one of the posts and pinning Mrs -d (lower Illeen 7 ma nie Lawst l'u were 1613 Easl ord touring 'oe street 01 tirl one el the swing against the house wall Mrs Lawson was bvised on the right chest and leg The driver of the Ford Sam Wright Harrisonville Mo lost control when the brakes failed him be said Mrs Wright and a son were with him and all escaped Injury Wright offered to pay the damages and was not arrested BUY FOR LESS-SELL FOR LESS LESS-SELL FOR LESS Prhrofzeileir 1012 GRAND AVE Ppmh9 Ai er41PwYza 1012 611-A-N-DAVT" EEPER IN CAREY AFFAIR' Carey had women in particalar However the prosecutor does not believe the master boot- leggcr's property was obtained by the lEEP ER I Karges Hosiery WORTH KNOWING 105 110 1020-22-24-26 Walnut I 1 Ave WORTH KNOWING Karges Hosiery 1020-22-24-26 Walnut 105 110 0A0 JURY INVES1IGATE3 JURY 1NVESTIGATE3 A IA10 JUR 'PEARANCE OF BONDS AND CASI I 17EARAkNCI AT COURTHOUSE WITH CAREY I Marne 11 accompanied Carey to the tatily of Third Alan With Il'oek court110uEe on tbe three occasions Dat Delhered Expitogirta to when Carey was subpoenaed as a wit910-Ninth and Proapect I Carey intretclueed him at that At(liller Point nt time as his neighbor at Belton 1 Doti Of Die Dell $110-11 Anothei L-U-C-E ASO qi 1 sialin Fall Handbag Styles Arrive couNcm's MOST-CTIMCIZED ACTS The council practice of granting special permits probably has brought more criticism on that body than any other pf its acts Councilmen generally have expressed a desire to be relieved of any responsibility for- the location of filling stations The Beach ordinance would do that in a great majority or cases It would make filling station permits generally dependent on zoning If Eurroundings were zoned for business use and no harm could be done to residential property the filling station would have its rights fixed by law But if there was residential zoning within 200 feet every property owner within 300 feet cluld have -to right to protest against a filling station and a 10 per cent protest would kill a station proposal Only in cases where there was less than a 10 per cent protest would the council have anything to do with the matter Mayor Beach has consulted with some members of the council but does not know how the ordinance will be received by the body generally It probably will be introduced in time for first reading next Monday night for first reading next Monday night ii! ii! r-1 161 a lir I 111 i' i-! IP- 4 2- Ai for school ii a i t's' Fi I I 7 1 i l' cdkoptioq-m- ----7 66 First Showing of the New Imported Envelope Bags Among the early arrivals that forecast the vogue for the approaching season is the tailored envelope sketched a direct importation fashioned of finest English Morocco Measures 9)(6 inches and is shown in several leading colors finest English Morocco Meas- ures 9x6 inches and Is shown in several leading colors First Showing of the New 4o Imported 1 Envelope Bags Among the early arrivals that forecast the vogue for the ap preaching season is the tat- bored envelope sketched a di- rect importation fashioned of James Page prosecutor said he was hopeful of obtaining clues to the "well dressed man with grease smeared on his face" who accompanieg Arch Clover on the green truck to the Sixty-ninth street drug store with "packages" of gasoline before the fatal-explosion The grease apparently had been used as a disguise Piggott was at the drug store at the time of the truck's arrival according to testimony by witnesses The prosecutor said he might permit John Crowe one of the arson gangsters to testify Crowe has requested permission to waive immunity and submit to ques' Af ter hearing Spellman the grand jury adjourned Until 9:30 o'clock Thursday June Carey and Groh were told to return then The taking of depositions by attorneys for Piggott continued today In the office of Mord Bogie 1211 Commerce building Warren McBride 14-year-old delivery boy resumed his testimony begun yesterday He told of the three "fake" calls he was sent on when the explosive was being placed Warren was followel by Donald Beaumont 16-year-olff clerk A SUIT AGAINST MAIINELL Vie of vertible 1airle a warm oomers 11 LliOrl rcle I '1 EDI cITY N-1 Npo cr )rl 'kr plyo ar tyt' ooi 'sor 41a 7060 MOMOIMPSOMMOMOMEWOMNOP Our of lodcis Het) Up week tz Oita ZER to RADIOS rttri 06ST AVE 1 1 1 Vie of vertibie i tame a warm 'c4Illers 1 11 i i 1 I I i 111011 1 1-cie 1 1 1 'ti 1 -i6w- 6 III :1 -------eeee r0'r177--: lite I r) 11711 eh 0ii 'rent Our el Ad Ileart1iful ii)dcla in ri 1 1 ek ffiNiCip P3 rt tioro cc 0 (Gra 0 zER to RADIO) 06111 mtratioa Ala li I To COUNCIL IN YEW CASES The more important provisions of the proposed ordinance as it now stands: If all the property within 200 feet of the proposed site for a filling station were zoned for business although there might be residences or apartments in the 200400t zone the permit for the lining station automatically would be Issued by the city superintendent of buildings If within 200 feet there were any land zoned for apartments or dwellings the superintendent of buildings would be required to notify all property owners within a radius of 300 feet that an application had been filed for the installation of a filling station Notice must be given by letter and a notice must be posted on the proposed site If 10 per cent or more of the property owners protested the issuance of the permit within ten days the application automatically would die If less than 10 per cent of the property own-era protested an ordinance might be submitted which would take its usual course ip the city council with hearings on the merits of the special permit The ordinance also would provide that entrances9r exits at filling stations could not be constructed within 200 feet of a park playground school or church A Thoughtful Maid Tries Death WICHITA Aug Pauline Pcbles 18 a maid attempted to commit suicide today she wrote a note to 13 Ritchie her employer recommending another servant for her place and expressing the hope she would "prove satisfactory" THE BIO SHOE STORE Cinnamoom lintunged in Kansan City haulms Building Fire caused by oily mops early today threatened the old classroom building of the Kansas City Kansas school for the blind The flames were discovered by a janitor when he opened the building to clean it preparatory to the opening of school next -month An oily mop had been left in the entrance lobby and had ignited during the night burning a hole through the floor and filling the building with smoke The sleeping quarters are in other buildings Chief Olander Lind of the fire department warned the custodians to place the mops in metal buckets hereafter The building is of brick two stories high The damage would be less than $1000 it was estimated NOTICES PUBLISHER'S NOTICE August 27 1929 Vol 49 No 344 The Kansas City Star every morning evening and Sunday subscription rates (thirteen tapers week 0 delivered by carrier in Kansas City 15 cents a week By mall postage prepaid in Missouri and Kansas 15 cents a week: elsewhere in the United States and Island possessionS 30 cents a week: in foreign countries 65 cents a week Entered as second class matter at the post-office at Kansas City Mn under the act of March 3 1879 Publication office Eighteenth street and Grand avenue SIX STORES ESTABLISHED 1901 the Varsity Vogue ANEW CENTER-BUCKLE STRAP for ii raNnaann $495 Mail Orders Prepaid 12 price 1026 LtiaCarE Phone Main 3333 Main St SHOP Ora TRAVEL Starting Wednesday Morning at 9 A Shod Pictured Comes in White Smo Le and tan Elkskin Also i to 5 Sale 3158 to 5 Sale Price 81i to 12 Sale $225 Larger Sizes Priced 4ccordingly ENTIRE STOCK 'PIED PIPER SHOES Also Patera Price $188 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Oxford and High Black Call Tans r- that lead the class in campus chic Whether one is solving a problem in integral calculus or (even more difficult) de cid in what date for the Fall Prom the college girl will find herself at her best in outfits from Mindlin's now ready for formal class and sportswear in two stores 8 I 11 Id ST i d' II MOST 1109 WALNUT TIRE SPECI LI to iii To COUNCIL IN YEW CASES iii $49 5 that lead the i The more important provisions of Pv the proposed ordinance as It now class campus 0- H-okt itt Mail Orders Prepaid ni ('-f F)0: stands: Classroom Damaged In Kansas City iii i If all the property within 200 feet haulms Building iii Ch le 11 i of the proposed site tor a filling station i 1026 i Phone iii 1 were zoned for business although there Fire caused by oily mops early to- iii Lau SO cE might be residences or apartments in day threatened the old classroom iii Main St Main 3333 Whether one is solving 4i0 the 200-foot zone the permit for the SHOP Ora iii ng station automatically TRAVEL ould be building of the Kansas City Kansas ii AO issued by the city superintendent of school for the blind The flames were a problem in integral no pVi A Ai it: buildings discovered by a janitor when he opened the building to clean it pre- calculus or (even more 1 If within 200 feet there were any land zoned for apartments or dwellings difficult) i i a 4 4 the superintendent of buildings would paratory to the opening of school next -month An oily mop had been 4 be required to notify all property own- left in the entrance lobby and had Starting I'Vednesday Morning at 9 A Al what date for the Fall ers within a radius of 300 feet that an application had been filed for the in- Prom the college girl stallation of a filling station Notice ignited during the night burning a given by letter and a notice hole through the floor and filling must the building with smoke will find herself at her kummummuw must be posted on the proposed site If 10 per cent or more of the prop- The sleeping quarters are in other ol i erty owners protested the issuance of om I best in outfits from worv 7 the permit within ten days the spri- buildings -pot -fp 1 d'r Iff Mindlin's now ready cation automatically would die If ess Chief Olander Lind of the fire de- 1 than 10 per cent of the property own- partment warned the custodians to inigietiasi ofb uhcriti ee brick 1 0 i ers protested an ordinance might be 1 i1: 141 ((----) c-i (--- i i submitted which would tlakwe iitths ubseuara-1 phlearceeef ttelri Tmhoep sbuiinldi Li '-1 a for formal class and sportswear in two course ip i he city council wo e--- I ings on the merits of the special per ---) stories high The damage would mit be less than $1000 it was estimated a stores II I The ordinance also would provide k- 7 1 that entrances 9r exits at filling sta- i tions could not be constructed within 1 'El 1-ill '200 feet of a park playground school A'OTICSS' rip '''1A( A 1 7 c) :91 or church oa ONoso PUBLISHER'S NOTICE An-- I TIA Awust 27 1920 Vol 40 No 344 1 4(1 11 411 td A Thoughtful Maid Tries Dealh i I- 4 The gawas City Star every morning eve- c1 note to Ritchie 7 il i 11 WICHITA Aug 27-1A ning and Sunday subscription rates Unit Pauline Pebles 18 a maid attempted tan'omt'sa74va I I 3 i to commit suicide today she wrote a postage prepaid in Missouri and 'Kansas chie her employer Le'lA' wPbr 'e ljttnntaell 4 --) 4 recommending another servant for week: intries 65 cents a week fil 1 V-411 ii i) TAA (IV il foreign countries 0 her place and expressing the hope tt 4 A i Entered as second Clan maer at the pt A 3110 I MOST C109 WALNUT office at Kansas City Mo un der the act itt l'b she would "prove satisfactory" of March 3 1879 Publication office Eight- i eenth street and Grand avenue e' 1) 4 1 Shod Pictured Comes in White Smote and an Elkskitt Aleo Patent THE SID SHOE STORE SIX STORES ESTABLISHED 1901 211i to 5 Sale Price3158 Slii to 8 Sale II 1 lt' 81i to 12 Sale $225 6 Larger Sizes Priced 4ccordingly lifallas i l' the Varsity Vogue ENTIRE STOCK 'PIED PIPER SHOES l' an TIP ttilinfof :1 i 01 4 1 )'''' 0 A NEW i 12 Priloce IP lit I I l' 4 Pi 'f CENTER BUCKLE STRAP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 1 i 4 8" TIRE spEcl 4 LI 1 Oxford and High Shoes Bieck Call Tans i z' for 1 kir' Tha county grand jury today was ioring into the arson probe anew iarticularly into the activities of Carey sr the disappearance of 12000 in bonds and several thou- and dollars in cash and diamonds Iter Carey's suicide Moreover the Vinci Jury was pursuing clues to the ird man on the green truck which livered gasoline to the drug store Sixty-ninth street and Prospect mut Clalenee I Spellman lawyer whose csUon as executor of a purported of Carey sr Was ehelaim yesterday by Robins Carey 'ze Carey and Mrs Letha Carey Is subpoenaed to submit all records lpapers in contection with Coilrey's STIPULATIONS TO PRORATE COURT Before going to the grand Jury 'Penman filed in the probate court stipulation by Mrs Carey diteaed Rife of the arson gang leader utt the two 60I1S declaring Carey's of May 25 1925 to be the last and testament of Carey sr The lawyer also filed the decline-ton by June Carey and Robins Carey act as executors of their father's Ntported "last will" and the formal et that Spellman be named ex-tor under the terms of the will Nlay 25 1925 Spellman said he desired the agree-ants and stipulations to be placed 41 the record of the probate court calat the heirs of Carey sr 'assails and divorced wife have Pe-tied Io his removal as executor 41 charging that Spellman was supcIWag a later will The second will as filed in the probate court by 41111111in following the move against '411 by tile Carey heirs ABOUT $4000 UNACCOUNTED POII Before testifying before the grand Spellman said Carey had a baltee in the City Bank of $1700 He rtaned $5000 there on Long-Bell 4orlds and drew out nearly all that "11e)' The $3000 drawn August 7 to provide bond for June Carey federal court Carey drew two ks for $500 each from the Main treet Bank August 7 They were IN to post bond for hLs own Weer4)ca In federal court August 12 $300 16 drawn from the Main Street 11a through Pat Marnell There 'le also a $125 check drawn that at well as $100 alimony to Mrs Cirey It Is establLshed $4000 of the bank was used for court bonds It the $100 alimony check author- can account for $4100 The re- Ncler--about not been taunted for and constitutes one of IllYsteries in the case aPellman also produced a deed to qaY's farm in Cass County showing had been transferred to Marnell 11 Thornton Duffield another ''ed sr Carey' The deed was beMIllortant merely to shoW how easily shifted his farm from 0101 "e4ner' to another in his dealtsgs So far none of the owners has attempted to the fa rm lilt kRrRfld jury and authorities 'nen unable to trace the miss- c4h and bonds It is known The malt 'citing into articularly 1 Carey 11000 in to and dollars Carey': rand Jury I 1' ard Irian livered ga 1 SW Ynil cnue Cialence I oKtion as 'ill of I tagtd yest 'ze Carey 13 subpoer ad papers 1 aSilleSS STIPLTLATI Before ge Rillnan fi 'lle stipulal oreed wife A111 011flemtw Itiii 1111d Les' The lawy by Jun act as 411)01ted ''Illiea that ttlItor undt slay 25 SPellman ten and the rut cllee the I Lle sons at '1Atled for ad chargir 1essing a 1 as filed '111ntan li 4 by the ABOUT fore to SPC1111 Be '17 liCe in i le rtmed 4011da and 'N' T1 118t0 pro henerat 'ts for tet Bar i 'I te POS' allce in fed '46 drawr 'ila alto ''''I'i as Clrey It Is esta ount wi 1111 th i Can at 1111deri-Fi Illonytsetod SPelitran lbaeict nd nr 41 it tpc Yeas i 0A no 'Vet' i 11' tl le I4 Bra qt bon 1 tkh 1 Spellman Seeks lo Reenter Farm for Mrs Carey Suit was filed at Harrisonville Mo today by Clarence I Spellman as attorney for Mrs LetLa Carey to cancel a deed to Carey's farm In Cass County which gives title to Pat Marnell on an alleged transfer of the ownership of the farm from Thornton Duffield The suit seeks to have the property restored to Mrs Carey Marnell who owns a farm near Belton not far frem the Carey place is a former saloon man and lives at 5f108 Locust street He withdrew $2700 from Carey's bank account and according to his statement to Spellman gave the money to Carey The petition In the suit to restore title to the farm to Mrs Carey alleged Marnell "obtained possession of a blank deed by means unknown to the plaintiff" and made out the deed to himself (Marna) Spellman said today he had questioned Marnell about the transaction and Marnell said he had made the transaction to protect Mrs Carey's rights Another mystery developed in the case then it was learned a man unknown In Harrisonville appeared at the recorder's office In Harrisonville and asked to see the deeds that had been filed When the man departed the deed to the Carey farm was missing The deed was returned next day by mail in a plain envelope with a note explaining: "Taken by mistake" It was not learned whether any change had been made in the deed Best Quality Tires and Slightly blemished but guaranteed ALL A Tube 30)(450 WEATHER SUL $099 Other sizes equally low 'FIRES TRADED IN BAOJAINS IN USED TIRES Tube $099 ES Ppt n14 TtvPt nntl Main flocIf An Clpf tons eneciai 6148 SMART CO-EDS With a new short vamp and new narrow toe that makes the foot look even smaller ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS I HANAN SON Open Evenings gltalrA ii-14 SMART CO-EDS I ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS I i Main Wit tioor and new narrow toe III' 4 a new short vamp AN AN 0 All Milk that makes the foot look Open Cllif tons even smaller Evenings i enecial 6148 1 ilial 1ft TIRE AND 1837 HA 441 SALES CO GRAND 0330 1010 kvAINIrr StRrrr 1010 No phone orders--no exchanges or refunds Every Sale final In In i nit voi Te tot Is r14 In In go WbflItI4M IL Tt 0 0 I 1 lin 1 NSNNWPOIS I I 1 I i i 'R i 1 1 1' 1 I i 1 1 A 1 immon In dark brown suede with brown luster trim In rich black suede with gun 1410 50 metal patent trim and in white ant arctica crepe (for dyeing) with satin In Black Crone Black Satin 85 olloomommiorMon m0 mmosommomminomon 'Tr 7" AO'Nr MILLER SHOE CO' Open a Charge Amount befil Oat 110 oldvertuement In Friday's Times ALOREEN ORUO STORES Muteletignra to Lind( Drum Co How It Hoppenett From the L011411110 Courier-hornet After years away a New Yorker tried to locate an old friend and finally found him far out in the suburbs "How did you happen to move away out here?" 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