The Times from Streator, Illinois • 6

Motherless Youth In Pathetic Plight Presbyterians WiH Observe Communion Candle-Light Service irl Wayfarer On Way East, Sleeps At Police Station CANNOT USE VOTE STICKERS, MOHAN RULES RITES FOR MRS. JANE BAIN WILL I BE HELD FRIDAY Conn mm its destination. Shes en route to Farmington to join her husband, who started out several weeks ago. Finding employment there, he wrote her a week ago asking her to join him. Although penniless and little to tier name aside from the clothing she wore, she left at once.

Its been a trying venture, she said, but isnt the least bit downcast as yet. B. Fo- ter, state's attorney at If vast county; 1 have your communication of the 20th injstant in which you inquire if, udder the new election law it Is permissible first, to use stickers pasters for precinct committeemen and second (this question not involved) in reply, I would say that there is no provision in thol primary law allowing the use of iitickers or pasters by electors. A beautiful candle-light 'entry munion service will be held ai the Park Presbyterian church thi evening at oclock. The Sehoir wlU sing "God So Loved the Vfdridf by Stainer and Alfred Smith will render a vocal solo, If Wltb All Tour Heart Te Seek Me, by ISIenr-flelssohn.

Following these special nuJrtbera a communion meditation vrihi be conducted by Rev. EL W. Smith followed by the observance oj the Lord's Supper. Candidate; for membership will meet at the cfturch at 7 5. Footsore and weary after a long trek across country from her borne at Denver, Colo.

RutH Hall a comely brunette, despite her cheap clothing and bedraggled appearance presented herself at police headquarters late yesterday afternoon for a night's lodging, $he seemed somewhat refreshed this morning, when, after a sound sleep and hearty breakfast, she gathered up her belongings to re-auQ3e tiU further journey which Law Prohibits Filling In Candidates for Precinct Committeeman. Funeral Services To Take Place At Hoffman Home At Two Oclock. Open Meeting To Be Held By I Caller Club office that candidates cannot votes cast by the sticker and quoted an opinion of Carl strom, former Illinois attorney general making the same ruff-ing. Mohan's ruling as given Duffy follows: ri: In a -conversation over the telephone with you today in substance you asked for an opinion as to whether or not stickers Or pasters few precinct committeemen could be used- on the primary election April 14, 1936. In reply to your question I find no provision in the primary law allowing the use of stickers or pasters by electors.

It is therefore the holding of this office that a candidate voted by sticker methods cannot have such votes counted for him and the judges should act accordingly. Besides Checking the statute on primary law, this office Nm likewise checked the opinions of the attorney generals on the same question and iq 1928 by the then Hon. Oscar E. Carlstrom oa page 141 of his report of 1928, number 1390, he likewise is of the same opinion and we quote the question and answer given to Hon. R.

PLAN WILSON P. T. MEET. The executive board of the Wilson P. T.

A. met after school yesterday afternoon and made plans for the next meeting of the organization to be held Wednesday evening, April 22. A program and refreshments win be enjoyed. Elmer Mohan, states attorney, today turned his attention to trying to aid a 16-year-old motherless boy, Eugene Derita, 3509 Mitchell street, Detroit, who was found penniless, and hungry in Marseilles this morning; The boy was begging for food when the Marseilles police fognd him. They reported the matter to Mohan, who, on learning that his mother was dead, and the father was In Detrpit, ordered the youth held In the office of the county jail until the father could be notified.

Information came back from Detroit that the father was not interested in having the boy returned Mohan then notified the domestic relations court in Detroit, asking that officers of that court compel the father to provide for the boy. Eugene was still being detained at the Jail office, and Mohan was awaiting a report from the court late this afternoon. Mrs. Carlotta Lukins is leader of the Call ere Club, Friday, April 10. She has invited Mrs.

James (Stevenson to talk on Social Security. It will be an qpen meeting and every one who is interested in this subject is cordially invited to be present. The time fear the talk is 3:30 oclock Friday afternoon of this week, April 10, and it will be held in the Public Library. Funeral services for Mrs. Jane jjain, whose sudden death occurred at 11:30 oclock Wednesday morning-, will be held from the home of fief daughter, Mrs.

Charles Hoffman, 203 East Stanton street, Friday at 2 oclock. The Rev. William Williams, pastor of the P. M. church will officiate and burial will following Rlverview cemetery.

Mrs. Bain was the daughter of ri with May 1, 1864. Her marriage Dark horse candidates who Intend seeking election as precinct committeemen at the primary election next Tuesday, may find themselves barred from using stickers or pasters to affix their names to the ballots, a practice frequently followed in La Salle county at past elections. In an opinion given to Edward Duffy, chairman of the democratic county central committee by Elmer Mohan, states attorney, today, Mohan said it was the holding of the states attorney's To The Public Our Open Statement in Reply tci Mr. Kenneth F.

Childs, Manager of Granada Theatre I The stars rise nearly four min, utes earlier each evening. 117th Anniversary of I. O. O. F.

To Be Observed April 26 Alex Bain occurred In her native land, June 6, 1884, and two years later they came to America, locating in Streator fifty years ago. They becarpe the parents of our ch i ldren. ohe of whom, together with the" husband and father, preceded Mrs. Bain in death. Mr.

Bain died 38 years ago. The children left are Alex Bain of Chicago, Mrs. Jessie Hoffman of this city, and Beveridge Bain of Kankakee. There are three grandchildren, 5 Charles and Donald Hoffman and Adrian Bain. Mrs.

Bain was extremely active in The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will observe the 117 anniversary of the I. O. O. F. Sundajf, April 26, by attending a special service at the P.

M. Church. Rev. xfr. J.

Williams, pastor of the churchj; and member of the ICdge, will deliver the sermon. Plans for their celebration and also for an openairnieeting to be a member held in, J.be city' park this summer Mr. Childs, can you deny that the excerpts published herewith below are not the true statements, in letter form, written by you on September 23, 1933 and sent through the mails' to our organization, appealing for our support and co-operation in seeing you through toj your present successful theatrical enterprise? Can you deny that we have been more than fair and just in all matters of interest; to you in so far as our negotiations are at point? Do you deny that we have not made numerous calls by committees from our organiza-i tions to interview you at your own beckon, as well as by our own friendly insistance to dis-l cuss the placing of union operators for the maintenance and operation of your booth e6uip-J ment? TO USE fraternal circles, being of the Womans Benefit association were made by-The Edina lodge at and the Lily of the Valley RebekabsL the regular meeting Tuesday evey In these she held offices of trust at ning. The band from the I. O.

O. F. IMi i. AND NOW YOU TAKE THE CONCEIT ABLE ATTITUDE IN TRYING TO MISINFORM THE STREATOR PUBLIC THAT YOU HAVE NOT BEEN FAIRLY DEALT WITH orphanage at Lincoln will play at the open air meeting. Announcement was also made of the district meeting to be held in Marseilles, Mrs.

Bain had been a sufferer of -Monday, April 20. heart affliction for a number of (Copy of Mr. Childs Letter) The price of Occident Flour is probably slightly higher than whet you are now paying Bessie Williams j. GRANADA THEATRE Dial 29521 K. F.

Childs Is Surprised By QU ueen Esther Club H. B. Childs Streator, Illinois September 23, 1933 years, deing subject to attacks of the disease at intermittant periods, causing her family grave concern The sudden illness which she suffered Tuesday evening upon returtp-lng from the Times-Press Ketvifi-ator Cooking school, was so severe that a physician was immediately summoned. He pronounced hi condition critical, but noted considerable improvement the next morning. Her passing Wednesday at aoen, therefore, came as a shock to her family and friends.

I Mr. Vincent Daniels, Pres. Motion Picture Operators, 919 4th Street, La Salle, Illinois. Dear Mr. Daniels: This difference is due to a necessarily higher price for carefully selected wheat Costs More" Worth It! There would be no trick in our making a flour from cheaper wheat and by a shorter process- -to sell at a lower price.

But Occident Flour is designed for those women who want exceptional results in their baking women who are willing to pay a little more if they can get more in the way of baking result to show for the slightly higher cost. And thats just what you will find when you use Occident. It improves the flavor of everything you bake gives you finer texture and a prolonged freshness flint permits longer intervals betweeabakmgdays. Money-Beck Guarantee Tou are under no obligation to keep the sack of Occident Flour you order unless you agree that the slightly higher cost of Occident is more than justified by the difference in baking results. Your grocer is authorized to refund full purchase price if you want it.

Why not order a sack today under the terms of this money-back guarantee? Reck To Address JG. O. P. Meeting Here Mrs. Bessie Williams was pleas-ntly surprised by the members of the Queen Esther Club who showered her with hahdkerchiefs in honor of her birthday.

The guest of honor was hostess to the group at the regular meeting last evening in her home. A delicious lunch was served at tables prettily decorated in keeping with the Easter season. Small Easter baskets tied with pink and green ribbon, the lodge colors, were placed at each plate and the centerpiece was a large birthday cake baked by Mrs. Pearl Gee. The ladies sang the Happy Birthday song to Mrs.

Williams. A short business session preceded the party and the ladies held a lengthy discussion of the cooking school held at the local gymnasium. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. (See. Wednesday afternoon, April 22.

Regarding your last trip here. To be frank, business is terrible, and right at the present, it is simply out of the question to put one of your men to work, much as I would like to do so. If business would only show a little improvement, I would feel a little more warranted in doing so, but it seems as though it has to get just a little worse each weds. But, as I told you everytime you have been here, I cant help but think business is going to pick up as soon as cooler weather arrives, and just as soon as we can see our way clear at all, will be more than glad to let you know. Of course you understand that my father and I are doing our own work and that no one is being hired for the work now.

I FEEL THAT WE HAVE BEEN VERY FORTUNATE IN HAVING A LOCAL AS REASONABLE AS YOURS HERE IN STREATOR AND YOU CAN REST ASSURED THAT WE ARE CERTAINLY GOING TO COOPERATE WITH YOU IF BUSINESS WILL ONLY WARRANT. Wishing you and your entire local the best of luck, I am Very truly yours, K. F. Childs. Harry Reck, of Mendota, candidate for the Republican nomination for congressman of the twelfth district, is addressing a meeting in the Legion halt at Ottawa tonight, and tomorrow evening will talk before a gathering of local adherents in Good Will hall in this city.

Among other things, Judge Reck is expected to go into an extensive discussion of farm problems. T- 7 1 it One thing they all agree on Facts the People Should Know: AVOTRE SAN7E HERE CHEERIO SALUTED i wt i i P'l Ever been in Singapore? Constantinople? Buenos Budweiser has. No matter where people have gone, they have been unable to find a beer like Budweiser with its matchless character, bouquet and flavor. People who know beer have made Budweiser the biggest-selHng bottled beer in history. For your own enjoyment, include in your circle of friends the beer that I 'll has circled the globe vi' IXV it f-? I 3 The president of the Streator Trades Labor Council appointed a committee about three years ago to see you to place union operators in the old Granada Theatre, but with no success, thus the result of the above letter, appealing to us to give you a break 1.

True, the Granada Theatre has in the past four months paid 100 union wages and maintained the required building help in constructing your hew theatre to the extent oflf $9,000.00 well done. I 2. Streator has a Local Union it has classification as such by jurisdictional mandate in that the local union is comprised in title as La Salle, Streator ft Ottawa, Illinois, Local I Union No. 600, affiliated with the INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE OF STAGE EMPLOYES AND MOTION PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS OF THE UNITED STATES CANADA, as well as the AMERICAN FEDERATION OF-LABOR 3. You have one operator doing the work of two, and yet have 17 minutes out of every 20 minutes to do as he pleases? What is he doing in the other three minutes? You say her prepares the idle machine for operation while the other machine is in operation? The ma- chine in operation runs along 20 minutes without the least bit of attention from your man operation, with approximately 12,000 feet of highly inflammable and combustive cel- lulose nitrate film coursing through the machines at the rate of 90 feet per minute in the path of a highly condensed light at temperatures of 1200 to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit (Cel- lulose nitrate film as used today will ignite at 300 degrees Fahrenheit if allowed to momentarily while in the course of running through a projector.) If this film should sud- denly break or snap in the path of such highly intensified heat, and the operator can do as; he pleases and not be attentive to the machine running such highly inflammable materials well he would lose no time in getting out and away from such machine in the event of ap! film fire and let the audience of the theatre to care for themselves, with the result of panic and loss of life and limb.

In comparison, well say the engineer on a passenger train be required to do his own firing of the boiler while running who would be at the throttle, I carefully watchipg to see that the train is going along its right-of-way in perfect safety? THE SCHEDULED PERFORMANCE WITNESSED BY THE AUDIENCE THROUGH PAID ADMISSIONS ARE ENTITLED TO THE EXERCISE 'll OF THE UTMOST PRECAUTIONS IN CARING FOR THEIR SAFETY AND WELFARE. I II ss SfSt 1 IPV i I i 4 How old is beer? As old as civilization. Zythum, ancient Egyptian word for beer, is one of the last words in the but everybody who drinks Budweiser knows that Budweiser is the last word in beer. Order a carton for your homt-NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED-Be prepared to entertain your guests. 4.

Your operator is willing to join our union you say? He could not be admitted, because to the best of our knowledge, he is not of the required age, which must be 21 years, required by rulings of both our International and Local Union. 5. You mention of placing men out of town in the booth to care for your sound and projecting equipment? Well, how about your present operator? He came to Streator from Michigan City, Indiana. ou are now bonaf ide residents of Streator and propose to remain so its a free country. 6.

We do say the Granada Theatre is unfair to organized labor in that you do not employ union operators in the booth. We simply cannot understand your sudden change of attitude toward Organized Labor0 in that you were 100 fair in the construction of your new Granada Theatre but when it comes to union operators, whom are also affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, you will not consider them. WE APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC OF STREATOR TO GIVE US THEIR HEARTY COOPERATION AND SUPPORT IN HAVING A SPEEDY AND AMICABLE SETTLEMENT IN THIS SITUATION. THANK YOU. NHEUSER-BU ST.

LOUIS The Mayflower brought Pilgrims and beer And how they complained when It was gone! They sent word back to England for more. (See Youngs Chronicles of the Pilgrims.) You need not worry about not getting your Budweiser because Budweiser is everywhere. Budweiser International Alliance of Mftion Picture Operators. La Salle, Streator ft Ottawa, Illinois, Local Union No. 600.

LESTER MCALEB, Secretary. TASTES LIKE IUDWIISII.