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OD Tris Nov' are Mtlsell as soldiers from the cradle to the grave" Count Von Bernstorflo 0 eteran German statesman and diploAlit told the preparatory disarmsk Inent commission of the League of I 1 lolationS today: frV Van Bernstorff's statement which 'by its blunt admissions electrified the 4 Altaid session came in the midst of an unsuccessful plea to have trained 1141itary reserves limited along with navies armies and air forces in be hall of world disarmament The German delegate's resolution 1111111 defeated by a vote of 12 to 8 'IL and Britain Abstain l' 'American and British represent-Neves on the preparatory commission Obtained from voting Germany China Russia Norway Sweden and Holland'supported the proposed limition rrance Italy Japan and other k3sitions which rely upon compulsory 1 atilitary service joined in defeating Illte German route i I 4st yith the German proposal out of It the commission voted its apolgovM to the principle of limitation Arit the period of service for conscripts '-put'into motion form by Lord Cecil Great Britain centuries' Count Von Bernelotft declared "Eurol)eans have been -11bited to base their lives from the oliradle to the grave -on the idea of lifted military services 'Therefore I bave always coned Wed that limitation of trained re-loves is the only reliable method to 'Whet disarmament 1 Se s010ris Nov 8-Europeans are a Open as soldiers "from the cradle to the grave" Count Von Bernstorff Veteran German statesman and diplo- Jug told the preparatory disarma- talent commission of the League of li 41ationa today: Van Bemstorff's statement which Isy Its blunt admissions electrified the alaid session came in the midst of an unsuccessful plea to have trained '''llglitary reserves limited along with tnavies armies and air forces in be- half of world disarmament and Britain Abstain sss The German delegate's resolution 'OW defeated by a vote of 12 to 6 'American and British represent- Neves on the preparatory commission Obtained from voting Germany China Russia Norway Sweden and Ill ollandsupported the proposed limi- a4ation Trance Italy Japan and other ations which rely upon compulsory ntall service joined in defeating Vie German mote I sat 4st With the German proposal out of 9e May the commission voted its ap- WiteIt' to the principle of limitation allit the period of service for conscripts sild'into motion form by Lord Cecil Great Britain 43IiIor centuries" Count Von Bern- "Agt declared 'Eurolieans have been bliged to base their lives from the otiradle to the grave on the idea of lifted military services 41berefore I have always coned- kW that limitation of trained re- WYSS is the only reliable method to 'Wed disarmament Van Bernstorff's 4 by its blunt admissiot session came in unsuccessful plea te Inllitary reserves lim Javiets armies and a half of world disarn The German deleg Ina defeated by a vo 'IL and Brita l' American and Bri ves on the prepara abstained from voti China Russia Norwe Holland supported tly ion France Italy 3sations which rely tilitary service joine she German mote 11 41With the German 't 'the my the commissi arroval to the princip 0t the period of servic lat' into motion font td Great Britain centuries' Co 'OW declared "Eurol vlbided to base their oaradle to the grave -I tinted military service 4rherefOre I bave Aired that limitation Wires is the only reit 'affect disarmament 111MIT Orr IIRMIE eneva Conference Rejects Ger man Proposal to Curb Trained Military Forces VOTE IS NOT CAST France Italy Japan and Other Compulsory Service Nations 0 Sweep Proposal Out 'AR FROM BIRTH TO GRAVE 11 01- Count Von Bernstorft Indicts System Which Raises Euro peons as Soldiers Nevessary to Disarmament Today the military organization of 'taupe is such that a disarmament 1 Pact which failed to limit trained re-At Wye would be utterly useless" 0ount Von Bemstorff's crushing in4EIctosent of the European militaristic system was characterized beforehand by the German statesman as a futile 1 Votary- Announcing his intention of Matting the entire question of trained Illaen'es to a vote Von Bernstorff lad he bad no reason to believe any 1 Ambers ot the disarmament corn1 lassion had changed their viewpoints 1 liks the subject but expressed Ger10171 desire to have their attitudes read into the record 'tile Bernstarff dwelt at some Ilsooth on the European system of rit(pulsory military training and Assad the military importance of tape groups of reservists which can totalled into action at almost a manilla's notice Be contended the continued exist- tate of trained reserves constituted a Abling block to disarmament Isrogress He suggested that peace in 3kirope could be enhanced if the nein steed to limit their annual onntagent of conscripts as well as Voir duration of service The resolution was definitely op-Caged by spokesmen for Prance and Japan who contended that the sugration was impracticable and inapplicable owing to variable military Oleaditfons in different countries 141PAGEANr ON WORLD PEACE 'plea Fifty Persons in Event at Lutheran Church 1tst pageant picturing the signing of tie illallegg-Briand peace pact and titled "The Quest for a Warless World 41 be given at the ImInaaluel Lutheran church Forty-third boll Oesiiiee streets at 3:30 o'clock 11norrow The pageant has been 3 mired by the Rev Charles 1 'Ike pastor of the Grace and Plaza 1 Ahedist churches and adult adviser 'Lir churches of the Roanoke district About fifty young persons including rattan Filipino and Negro groups '64 bave parts in the pageant ir INDIA A CHIIRCII TOPIC to Be Answered Tamar- 5414 tow Night by a Native 1 tiLlits Alma of Punjab India will on 'The Heritage of India" in I 11 George's Episcopal church Lin- Ids boulevard and the Paseo at 't O'clock tomorrow night Mr 't will answer questions concern1 India He says the book "Mother is unfair to his country to Hear Dr Hernahan it special meeting of the Minist nt Alliance will be held at the I it A Monday noon It is called tbs instance of the commission on 4 41144ain of the Council of dbartbes Dr A Earl Hermitian Liar of visitation evangelistic will speak Want Ads for the BIG accepted for proper classification until HEIRS TO THE 100-MILLION-DOLLAR WHITNEY FORTUNE to STRIKE AT BIRTH FRAUD "ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATIONS" ARE ACCUSED UNDER POSTAL LAWS Action Follows Probe by Oklahoma City Business Bureau and the Closing of Fourteen In soroneo Companies (By the Associated Press) OKLAHOMA CITY Nov Oklahoma City Times says the United States postoffice department alleging violation of postal laws has stated proceedings against three jointly operated Oklahoma City marriage and birth endowment associations and has taken steps to bar the companies from transacting business through the mails A Fahey vice-president of the Liberty Marriage Endowment Association Liberty Birth Endowment Association and Supreme Marriage Endowment Assoclation said he had received notice to appear December 1 before the solicitor of the postoffice department in Washington Hines is president and Fuqua is secretary-treasurer of the three organizations These officials were advised that counsel for the postoffice department recommended a citation be issued against them to appear and show cause why a fraud order should not be issued Action of the government followed an investitration requested by the Oklahoma City Better Business Bureau The Times says It was reported some fourteen marriage and birth insurance companies flourishing here two months ago have closed down A "CHARITY" 'WORKER FINED Salesman's Defense Is That Manufacturer Aids a Home A house-to-house salesman Prank Brown 25 years old 521 East Tenth street was fined $100 in police court today by Judge Thomas Holland on a charge he had not obtained a city occupation license The arrest was made on complaint of the Better Business Bureau Brown testified he sold extracts and toilet articles from house to house for a Chicago manufacturer He said the company paid a percentage of its profits to the Good Deeds Children Aid Society of Chicago The Better Business Bureau was Informed he was mentioning his work as a charitable enterprise and caused his arrest Brown appealed the case 0 Mrs Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney widow of the late Harry Payne Whitney and her daughter Mrs Flora Whitney Miller who will share in the estate left by the wealthy American sportsman STAGE STAR DIES AT 34 HEART DISEASE IS FATAL TO CLARE EAMES IN LONDON Rise to Fame in Broadway Plays Ends 'ltli Tragic Trip to Lon don for New Theatrical Triumphs LONDONo Nov Clare Eames American actress died today in the Richmond Nursing Home She recently had been engaged in several London productions Miss Eames died of heart disease following an operation which she underwent yesterday She became ill three weeks ago The last appearance Miss Eames made in New York was in "The Sacred Flame" a Somerset Maugham play before her departure for London She was the wife of the playwright Sidney Howard They had one daughter Miss Eames was born in Hartford Conn in 1896 Her first stage appearance was in 1921 when she played the title role in John Drinkwater's 'Mary Stuart" Miss Eames later played the leading role in "The Sword" one of her husband's plays Miss Eames also was acclaimed for her work as Hedda in Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" She appeared in several productions for the American Theater Guild including Shaw's "Androcles and the Lion" and "Ned Mc Cobb's Daughter" Her first London appearance was in "The Silver Cord" in 1927 In 1929 she returned in "The Sacred Flame" ROMANCE FOR GENERAL AT 87 Charles King 87 Proposes to Ills Secretary After Forty Years MILWAUKEE Nov 8--Brig Gen Charles King 87 Indian fighter author and veteran of five wars last night said he had proposed to Miss Lucille Rhoades and was eagerly awaiting her answer The proposal was in a letter sent her while he was in the East recently Miss Rhoades has acted as General King's becretary She was a great friend of his wife who died several years ago he said She often went riding with Mrs King according to the general Miss Rhoades was the only woman he ever met he said who could make out a military report and had done all his secretarial work for fortyoyears She was born in the Civil War according to the general By The Star's Leased Wire Service1 TOONERVILLE FOLKS 6RANDMA WORTLE HAS A SHORT CHAT WITH THE FAMOUS 1 MICKEY MCGUIRE (Comriche 1930) "WHIP UP" IN CONGRESS LEADERS HOPE TO AVOID A SPECIAL SESSION Inability to Pass the Required Emergency Legislation in Short Term Would Rring in New Membership (By the Associated Press) WASHINGTON Nov a--The administration plans to concentrate on enactment of emergency legislation and important pending measures at the short term of the present congress beginning December I Turning attention from the election tbe government heads have determined to make every effort to secure passage of the nine great annual appropriation bills by next March 4 to avoid a special session of the newly-elected congress Should any of these supply bills fail of passage President Hoover would be forced to convene the new congress the control of which remains in doubt or the government agencies not provided for would have tc suspend business at the close of the fiscal year June 30 1931 ABOUT SEVENTY LEGISLATIVE sm The short session is for three months but the legislative days probably will not exceed seventy in view of the usual two weeks of Christmas holidays and the Sundays Night sessions of both houses are almost inevitable to complete the business President Hoover Is known to be eager that the present congress dispose of Muscle Shoals At present legislation for this is deadlocked in conference between the senate which approved government operation and the house which sanctioned sale to private interists The vast naval construction program under the London treaty is to be formulated It may cap for an outlay of billion dollars I A TASK IN mIsivirLoymurr Unemployment legislation probably will be one of the administration's greatest concerns It also will be faced by a farm relief program sponsored by export debenture advocates in both branches There is a strong possibility President Hoover will recommend some changes in the legislation that formed the farm board and its 500-milliondollar loan fund It has been the subject of attack from many quarters Railroad consolidation legislation probably will be withheld pending the outcome of an investigation being made by the house interstate commerce committee NEW TRAIL IN GRAFT INQUIRY Brokerage Accounts of Tammany Leaders Are Sought (By the Associated Press) NEW Yoax Nov accounts of forty-nine political chiefs including the Tanunany leader John Curry have been sought by the special grand jury investigating the appointment of ex-Magistrate George Ewald Hiram Todd special prosecutor under the attorney general said today he had sent letters to houses of both stock and curb exchange asking for records back to 1925 A YOUNG IS DEAD Heart Disease Takes Veteran Cat-Oman at Plattsburg PLATI'SBIIRG Mo Nov 8 A Young 77 years old prominent Plattsburg cattleman died unexpectedly last night of heart disease as he was walking home from visiting his son Charles Young Ford dealer here Mr Young had been a cattle dealer about Plattsburg for years and owned the same 300-acre farm on which his father Judge Charles Young settled in 1834 During the last forty years he shipped many thousands of fine Herefords to the Kansas City market For more than forty years Mr Young operated a mercantile business in Plattsburg along with his stock raising activities but he retired as a merchant some twenty years ago Until his death he was busy improving his herd of Herefords Mr Young served two terms as mayor of Plattsburg a few years ago IMEMEMINMEMIMMIIMIEINM THE KANSAS CITY STAR SATURDAY 8 His faintly Is well known about the countyrsince his father Judge Young served begirtning in 1840 as county Judge when there was only one Judge in the district Mr Young leaves also a daughter Mrs Peter Man of Plattsburg and a son Young Los Angeles Cal Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at the home in The Rev James Fromm will officiate Burial will be in Plattsburg cemetery The son Young is expected to arrive in Kansas City at 8 o'clock tonight by airplane to attend the funeral T11031AS PAXTON DIES Uncle of Kemper Was a Ile-tired Merchant Thomas Roland Paxton a retired merchant and an uncle of Kemper died last night at his home in Topeka according to word received here today Mr Paxton was 74 years old He was born in Caldwell County Missouri Mr Paxton loaves the widow Mrs Elizabeth Paxton of the home a son Legler Paxton Detroit and a daughter Mrs Russell Swiler Cleveland Funeral services and burial will be held Monday in Topeka RITES FOR AVASIIDUEN Former Election Commissioner Died at Home Last Night Funeral services for Washburn a former election commissioner who died last night at his home 3524 Central street will be held at 2 o'clock Monday at the Stine St McClure chapel 3235 Gillham plaza Mr Washburn was 91 years old He was born in New York He was the organizer of the first plant in Kansas City to manufacture brick from dry clay OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY Bennett 82 years old 8725 Lexington avenue died today at the United states Veterans hospital He la survived by his widow Mrs Ruth Bennett two sons George Bennett and Philip Bennett and three daughters June Bennett Virginia Bennett and Marjorie Bennett all of the home Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock at the Freeman chapel under the direction of Independent camp No 231 Spanish-American War Veterans Bo As--Mrs Elise Boas 77 years old died today at her home 4335 Hyde Park avenue She leaves a daughter Mrs Edward Aaron of the home Funeral services will be held at 10:30 o'clock Monday at the Bernheimer Memorial annex Linwood boulevard and Flora avenue CitarsTm---Mrs Margaret Christie 67 years old for twenty-eight years a resident of Kansas City Kansas died of cancer early today at her home 728 Quindaro boulevard She leaves a daughter Mrs Margaret McDonald of the home: a son William Christie 3307 Mersington avenue: three sisters Mrs Agnes Swan and Mrs Emma Scott both of Edinburgh Scotland: Mrs Janet Dalrymple Fileshire Scotland and a brother David Melville of London Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Monday at the George Long mortuary Frank Entrekin 47 years old died last night at Research hospital Mrs Entrektn whose home Is in Slater Mo is survived by her husband a daughter Nancy Entrekin both of the home her parents Mr and Mrs I Taylor Boise Idaho a sister Miss Margaret Taylor Boise and a brother I Taylor Jr Juneau Alaska The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at Slater Mrtie--Mrs Effie Blair Mill 66 years old died today at her home 8808 Hyde Park avenue She had been a resident of Kansas City since 1887 She leaves her husband Charles Mill of the home and one son Earl Mill 14 East Fifty-third street Ressra'r--Lewis Reppert 54 years old died of heart disease late yesterday at his home 1214 Osage avenue Kansas City Kansas He leaves his widow Mrs Rozella Reppert of the home a son Fred Reppert 1252 Bunker avenue Kansas City Kansas three brothers Reppert Jack Reppert and Sidney Reppert all of Harris Ku Death of Howard Sherwood Word of the death today at Monterey Park Cal of Howard Sherwood formerly of Kansas City Kansas was received by Mrs Butcher his sister 2210 North Eleventh street Kansas City Kansas Besides Mrs Butcher he also leaves his widow at Monterey Park and a brother Charles Sherwood 2218 North Eleventh street Kansas City Kansas Rites for A lryke Funeral services for A Fyke a former police commissioner and well known Kansas City lawyer Who died late yesterday at his home 1110 For- est avenue will be held at 8:30 o'clock Monday at the 'orster chapel 918 Brooklyn avenue The pallbearers will not be announced until the arrival of Charles Fyke Jackson Cal a broth el Charles loyke will arrive early tomorrow Caulfield Names Auditing Group JEFFERSON CITY Nov 8--Oovernor Caulfield today appointed Morgan of Unionville Republican Fred Spearman of Iberia Republican and Eugene Stephens of Hannibal Democrat to the legislative auditing committee 4eWyketoftafegetemr "oesoNe lir 'WU SHORTHANp IN 30 DAYS Complete Secretariat rraining' or Separate Commercial Individual Instruction Day or tyenings Positions Secured Correspondence Courses Offered DICKINSON SKORETARIAL SCHOOL 330 Altman Bldg Victor 2038 KANAS syy 1020 McGee et Kansas Clite 111 Accredited be the National Association 01 Accredited Commercial Schools Catkin Free Smith Pros CENTRAL TWO MURDER CASES SET ERI NAME AND MRS BENNETT MAY BE TRIED THIS TERM Other Charges on Docket of Ninety Include Against I) Piggott and Forma Cochrit There are ninety cases some of them outstandinct on the docket for trial in the November term of the criminal court which will begin Monday Judge Clarence A Burney will preside in Division A and Judge Ralph Latshaw in Division will hear the cases referred to him by Judge Burney Two murder cases are set down for trial and in one that of En i Varble the state is ready and there appears to be no reason for delay Varble charged with fatally wounding Odom Jeffries and Jesse Trowbridge as they sat in a parked motor car at Twelfth street and the Paseo The case of Mrs Myrtle A Bennett charged with the shooting of her husband over a bridge game more than a year ago also is on the docket The case of Piggott is down for trial Piggott was tried once for the murder of three firemen who lost their lives in the drug store blast at Sixty-ninth street and Prospect avenue August 5 1929 The jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged The state is ready to go to trial again Another case of wide interest is that of Forrest Cochran involving the wrecking of the Liberty Trust Company All of the election fraud cases in which the county grand jury returned indictments are ready for trial and James Page county prosecutor said he hoped to dispose of them at the November term Among them is the case against Robert Chambers Republican and former chief deputy of the board of election commissioners PLENTY OF HEDRICK TIPS (Continued From First Page) back doors of the prison house was that of corned beef and cabbage "It was just a trifling incident in Mr Hedrick's kidnaping but it may aid greatly in definitely determining the house in which he was held" Mr Vandeventer said All of these clues have set the agents hard on the trail of the kidnapers and the plotters who conceived the plan SEEK ALL THE DETAILS The agents seek to find who or dered the job done They are seeking the house whether a roadhouse or hotel room where the order was issued Next they desire to know where the picked gang met to work out their scheme for the day's Job and who put the finger on Hedrick to the extent of letting the gangsters know what time in the morning the chairman of the county election board would be on the way to Independence Next the agents want to discover the house in which Hedrick was held and who the overseer was who entered the house and rebuked the bullies for clubbing Hedrick and finally the kidnapers themselves The North Side already IS talking about them using their names and wondering what will happen when the government agents finally get ready to lay their hands on them SHERIFF EXPECTS ARRESTS Nordberg Deputy Says Staff Is Making Investigation Ben Nordberg chief deputy sheriff of Jackson County who with other members of the sheriff's staff has been conducting an investigation of the kidnaping of Rey Hedrick said today an arrest soon would be made in the case That the sheriff's office was proceeding with the investigation and would make arrests without regard for the alliances of those involved was the declaration of Jefferson Smedley sheriff The inquiry being conducted by the sheriff is independent of the investigation being carried on 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the surety in two of the cases each for $5000 He had signed one bond for John Morrison who July 4 was charged with second degree burglary and larceny He failed to appear for preliminary hearing before Justice Dqugherty The following day he signed a similar bond for James Ingram who was charged with the same offenses before Dougherty Ingrain also failed to appear at the date set for his preliminary hearing Judgment was obtained against John Be lassie sr and Annie Be lassie 426 Bellefontaine avenue for $5000 Their son John Be lassie Jr also charged with second degree burglary and larceny failed to appear October 21 1929 before Justice John Kennedy The name of Walter Bushman 2107 East Thirty-fifth street appears in two Judgments In the case of Homer Robinett charged December 18 1928 with carrying concealed weapons he signed bond of $1500 for the release of Robinett The latter failed to appear for preliminary before Justice George Roach Bushman also was on the bond of Carlo Fal llace arrested in January 1929 and charged with the possession of liquor With Bushman as surety ori the appeal bond of $500 was John Mahoney 2602 East Fiftieth street Fa' llace was found guilty of the charge and appealed to the circuit court Released on bond pending his trial in circuit court he failed to put in an appearance when the case was called John Williams 1606 Forest avenue was surety for John Small arrested July 8 and charged with removing and concealing mortgaged property Small's bond was $1000 He too failed to appear for preliminary before Justice Roach FREES BOY RIFLE OWNERS Judge Porterfield Lectures Youths About Use of Guns Charges against two boys for breaking out windows with an air rifle the night before Halloween were dismissed today by Judge Porterfield of the juvenile court after he had given the boys a lecture Kenneth Loeffler 14-year-old son of A Loeffler 4428 vIi11 Creek parkway and Robert Roy 13-year-old son of Mr and Mrs William Roy 306 West Forty-sixth street 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Emergency Legislation in Short come awalt1 11110dreiggTolitrleanAdgallnomirtrel 7 wicslHaniTd A Term Would Bring in 0cr'l oucnke rsallmsde ar vyl caets twh lel 1 hboemlei eilud Ba at a2t Cochrti New Memberehip burg- The Rev James Froman will MUST PAY ON SIX BONDS tt VOTE IS NOT CAST 141N officiate Burial will be in Platts- moneowomomegimmeowo 1 i 1 i 1 41 1 i 1 11 1 4ii i (By the Associated Press) The son Young Is expected There are ninety cases burg cemetery some of JUDGMENTS ENTERED AGAINST 'France Italy Japan and Other its 3' WASHINGTON Nov B-The admin to arrive in Kansas City at 8 o'clock them outstandingon the docket for 41 Compulsory Service Nations 0 fo i a la la INN St TO $450 Round Trip i Sweep Proposal Out 4ies It istration plans to concentrate on en- tonight by airplane to attend the trial In the November term of the SURETIES IN CRIMINAL CASES i 16d I )1ss-P actment of emergency legislation and funeral iS 4 s'S Al I 441 i The'Aggregate Amount Is $18000 Account National iltal THOMAS St PAXTON criminal court which will begin Mon- DIES day Judge Clarence A Burney will ss a 9 i ie important pending measures at the preside in Division A and Judge 1 -WAR FROM BIRTH TO GRAVE -iiii Ns short term of the present congress Uncle of Kemper Was a Ite- Ralph Latshaw in Division will in Cases Where the Defendants tired Merchant Jailed to Appear for 4 01-- beginning December 1 hear the cases referred to hi by 'Trial Turning attention from the elec- Thomas Roland Paxton a retired Judge Burney Kansas murder cases are set down )1 Count Von Bernstorff Indicts I IN tion tbe government heads have de- merchant and an uncle of Two for a System Which Raises Euro' '0 i Kemper died last night at his home trial and in one that of Ed Varble Upon application of Joseph Gor- Se termined to make every effort to se- peens as Soldiers in Topeka according to word received tlie state is ready and there appears man an assistant county prosecutor ts cure passage of the nine great an- to be no reason for delay Varble 16 judgments totaling $18000 today were Live Stock Show here today Mr Paxton was 74 years nual appropriation bills by next old He was born in Caldwell County charged with fatally Wounding Odom entered in circuit court against per- ci CNitoyvM701 March 4 to avoid a special session Missouri ass Jeffries and Jesse Trowbridge as they sons who were acting as surety on 12:02 A Nov 12 of the newly-elected congress Mr Paxton leaves the widow Mrs ix a sat in a parked motor car at Twelfth bonds in criminal cases Elizabeth Paxton of the home street and the Paseo Should any of these supply bills Walter Tyson realtor 1107 East Lv Kansas City Kans son Legler Paxton Detroit and a fail of passage President Hoover charged with the shooting of her 6 'I ka daughter Mrs Russell Swiler Cleve- The case of Mrs Myrtle A Bennett Twelfth street was the surety in two 11 would be forced to convene the new husband over a bridge game more land Funeral services and burial of the cases each for $5000 He had Limit Nov 13 la l' congress the control of which re- will be held Monday in Topeka than a year ago also is on the docket signed one bond for John Morrison mains in doubt or the government The case of la Piggott is down RITES FOR AVASIIHURN who July 14 was charged with sec- I agencies not provided for would have Coaches Only ond degree burglary and larceny He tc suspend business at the close of Former Election Commissioner for trial Piggott was tried once for Further Information their lives in the drug store blast at ifhailehd to appear for preliminary bear- the fiscal year June 30 1931 Died at Home Last Night the murder of three firemen who lost 0 before Justice Dqugherty 703 WaIntit Street Funeral i Wash- Sixty-ninth s5trelegt29andThParo jsupreyctf saivleed- The following day he signed a ABOUT SEVENTY LEGISLATIVE DAYS a servces or The short session Is for three burn a former election commission- nue er who died last night at his home to reach a verdict and was discharged similar bond for James Ingram who Phone Victor 3900 was charged with the same offenses 41P' months but the legislative days The state is ready to go to trial i 2 a again before Dougherty Ingrain also failed aassa asass as probably will not exceed seventy in 3524 Central street will be held at o'clock Monday at the Stine at Mc- Another case of wide interest is that to appear at the date set for his pre- Clure chapel 3235 Gillham plaza of Forrest Cochran involving the liminary hearing i view of the usual two weeks of Mr Washburn was 91 years old wrecking of the Liberty Trust Com- 0 Easy Payments ness Christmas holidays and the Sundays Judgment was obtained against Night sessions of both houses are al- He wasborn in New York He was pally John Belassie sr and Annie Belassie most inevitable to complete the busi- the organizer of the first plant in All of the election fraud cases In 426 Bellefontaine avenue for $5000 Kansas City to manufacture brick which the county grand jury returned Their son John Belassie Jr also President Hoover Is known to be from dry clay indictments are ready for trial and Republican and former chief deputy charged with second degree burglary 43" 0 eager that the present congress dis- OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER and larceny failed to appear October Alwsyil tis 1 amaivaavaesasaaa James Page county prosecutor 21 1929 before Justice John Ken- pose of Muscle Shoals At present KANSAS CITY said he hoped to dispose of them at Better Your the November term Among them is neft Volvos Credit 8 Mrs Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney widow of the late Harry Payne legislation for this is deadlocked in 13rwseer-Oeorge Bennett 82 years the case against Robert Chambers The name of Walter Bushman 2107 Whitney and lea daughter Mrs Flora Whitney Miller who will share in conference between the senate which old 8725 Lexington avenue died today of oners the estate left by the wealthy American sportsman a approved government operation and at the United States Veterans hospita the board of election commissi East Thirty-fifth street appears i two judgments In the case of Homer Open Tonight Until 10 o'Clock He la survived by his widow Mrs Ruth Robinett charged December 18 1928 the house which sanctioned sale to Bennett: two sons George Bennett and with carrying concealed weapons he STRIKE AT BIRTH FRAUD STAGE STAR DIES AT 34 private interists Philip Bennett and three daughters June Bennett Virginia Bennett and PLENTY OF HEDRICK TIPS signed bond of $1500 for the release R1110A1 The vast naval construction pro- Marjorie Bennett all of the home Fu- of Robinett The latter failed to ap- I neral services will be held Monday at 2 TCLOTHINCto gram under the London treaty is to o'clock at the Freeman chapel under pear for preliminary before Justice i 1228-30-32 GRAND "ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATIONS" ARE HEART DISEASE IS FATAL TO be formulated It may caq for an the direction of Independent camp No (Continued From First Page) George Roach 1 ACCUSED UNDER POSTAL LAWS CLARE EAMES IN LONDON outlay of Si billion dollars I 231 Spanish-American War Veterans Bushman also was on the bond of back doors of the prison house was Carlo Faillace arrested in January Boas-Mrs Elise Boas 77 years the posses- 'old that of corned beef and cabbage 1929 and charged with I died today at her home 4335 Hyde A Follows ollo daughter was just a trifling incident in ws Probe by Oklahoma Rise to Fame in Broadway Plays Unemployment legislation probably Park avenue She leaves a It sion of liquor With Bushman as Hedrick's kidnaping a pp eal bond of $500 7 City Business Bureau and the Ends With Tragic Trip to Lon- will be one of the administration's Mrs 1 Edward Aaron awrWl i of trelldom ate loru ing but it may surety su on the aid greatly in definitely determining was John Mahoney 2602 East Fits Old Jewelry closing of Fourteen In surance Companies don for New Theatrical Triumphs greatest cone ms It also will be o'clock Monday at the Bernheimer the in hi Id faced by a farm relief program sport- Memorial annex Linwood boulevard ouse which was tieth street Faillace was found guilty Enlov Your Old Diamond in a 7 and Flora avenue' Vandeventer said of the charge and appealed to the new and modern setting Sneelal sored by export debenture advocates Margaret Christie 67 All of these clues have set the circuit court Released on bond designs made in our own shoo A in both branches agents hard on the trail of the kid- pending his trial in circuit court he (Ey the Associated Press) LONDON Nov 8-Miss Glare Eames years old for twenty-eight years a real- No Extra Charge for Long There is a strong possibility Presi- dent of Kat11588 City Kansas died of napers and the plotters who con- failed to put in an appearance when i Time Credit OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 5-TM Oks American actress died today in the de Hoov er will recommend some Quinclaro boulevard She leaves a cancer early today at her home 728 ceived the plan the case was called OLDMAN nt lahoma City Times says the United Richmond hanges i th Nursing Home She re- sem ALL THE DETAILS Jolm Williams 1606 Forest avenue States postoffice department alleging cently had been epgaged legislation that formed daughter Mrs Margaret McDonald of in several the farm board and its 500-million- the I Th A TASK IN memvitacermsser home a son William Christie 3307 agents seek to find who or- was surety for John Small arrested M7d7r-nviwz Vo4ur: JEWELRY CO 8 and charged with removing 44 Years of Quality Jewelry violation of postal laws has started Lo on productions Miss Eames died dollar loan fund It has been the Agnes Swan and Mrs Emma Scott Mrs both Mersington avenue: three sisters dered the job done They are seek- July Necessary to Disarmament of heart disease following an opera- proceedings against three jointly op- subject of attack from many quarters of Edinburgh Scotland: Mrs Janet ing the house whether a roadhouse and concealing mortgaged property 1107 Walnut St ti 4111Today the military organization of erated Oklahoma City marriage and tion which she underwent yesterday Railroad consolidation legislation Dalrymple Fifeshire Scotland and a or hotel room where the order was Small's bond was $1000 He too 646 Minnesota Ave brother avid Melville of London 11 birth endowment associations and She became ill three weeks ago probably will be withheld pending k'uneral services will be iss held at 3:30 has taken steps to bar the companies The last appearance Miss Eames Is such that a disarmament the outcome of an investigation o'clock Monday at the George Long ued Next they desire to know failed to appear for preliminary be- Ak410 a where the picked gang met to work fore Justice Roach pact which failed to limit trained re- being made by the house interstate mortuary MP NM out their scheme for the day's job ti from transacting business through made in New York was in "The commerce committee ta ierves would be utterly useless" Sacred Flame" a Somerset Maugham ENTREHIN-Mrs Frank Entrekin 47 the mails and who put the finger on Red- FREES BOY RIFLE OWNERS '1041111Skat 11 ctinnt of the European militaristic ube rick to the extent of letting the gang- 'Count Von Bemstorff's crushing in- A Fairey vice-president of the play before her departure for Lon- a NEW TRAIL IN GRAFT INQUIRY years old died last night at Research Ysiert Marriage Endowment Asso- don She was the wife of the play- in Slater Mo is survived by her About Gs hospital Mrs Entrekin whose home sters know what time in the morn- tt Is Judge Porterfield Lectures Youths oun 1 Aims's ing the chairman of the county elec- fe system was characterized beforehand elation Liberty Birth Endowment As- wright Sidney Howard They had Brokerage Accounts of Tammany husban a daughter Nancy Entrekin tion board would be on the way to 1 PI one daughter Miss Eames was born both of the home her parents Mr and by the German statesman as a futile sociation and Supreme Marriage En- Leaders Are Sought Independence Next the agents Charges against two boys for breaks a' Mrs I Taylor Boise Idaho a sister in Hartford Conn in 1896 Her first ''''s4 tetiture Announcing his intention of dowment Association said he had re- Nov aar-ed BPrreci3kse)rage ac- ing out windows with an air rifle the 11 la ceived notice to appear December 1 stage appearance Miss Margaret Taylor Boise and a want to discover the house in which we in 1921 When en brother I Taylor Jr une night before Halloween were die- iS vatting the entire question of trained Y(Bovaitthe 3' a Hedrick was held and who the over- Alaska The funeral will be held at missed today by Judge Porter- A before the solicitor of the postaffice she played the title role in John New ndiDlltlatOP Drinkwaters Mary iss counts of forty-nine political chiefs 2: so o'clock Sunday at Slater old seer was who entered the house and field of the juvenile court after he Menu to a vote Von Bernstorff Stuart" department in Washington Eames later played the leading role in including the Tammany leader John rebuked the bullies for clubbing Hed- rn laid he had no reason to believe any Hines is president and Fuqua Wm Mrs Effie Blair Mill ee veers had given the boys a lecture Ken- '8 Curry have been sought by the rick and finally the kidnapers them- aa Ambers of the disarmament corn- is secretary-treasurer of the three "The Sword" one of her husband died today at her home 3808 Hyde ta SOW had changed their viewpoints organizations plays special grand jury Investigating the Park avenue She had been a resident selves neth Loeffler 14-year son of A Loeffler 4428 Mill Creek parkway 82 QUALITY STORES We the subject but expressed Ger- These officials were advised that also was acclaimed for Miss Eames a appointment of ex-Magistrate George or Names City since 1887 She leaves her husband Charles Mill of the talking The North Side already a about them using their names and 13-year-old son of and Robert Roy Son with a Saving unningham Radio Tubes at new low prick is counsel for the postoffice depart- her work as Hedda in Ibsen "Hedda Ewald home and one son Earl Mill 14 Mrs Hiram Todd special prosecutor East Fifty-third street wondering what will happen when Mr and William Roy 306 West ''1441131 desire to have their attitudes ment recommended a citation be is- Gabler" She appeared in several Forty-sixth street terrace were ma lead into the record sued against them to appear an the attorney general said today nreerae--Lewis Reppert 54 years Productions for the American Theater under Guild including Shaw Androcles he had sent letters to houses of both the government agents finally get ready to lay their hands on them rested on the complaint of Law- si la Van Bernstorff dwelt at some show cause why a fraud order should old died of heart disease late yester- fence apartment manager at 4630 Men and Women's lit on the European system of not be issued Action of the govern- and the Lion" and "Ned mcCobb's stock and curb exchange asking for day at his home 1214 Osage avenue Wornall road after he had said they military training and records back to 1925 Kansas City Kansas He leaves his SHERIFF EXPECTS ARREST followed ht 1'7 shot out several windows October 30 1- FINIPAPPAKEL se menolowed an investleation re- auger" 1uise'llthe military importance of widow Mrs Rozella Reppert of the le quested by the Oklahoma City Better Her first London appearance was in home a son Fred Reppert 1252 For new styles and quality at pep- 'tsge groups of reservists which can Business Bureau The Times says "The Silver Cord" in 1927 In 1929 A YOUNG IS DEAD Bunker avenue Kansas City Kansas Nordberg Deputy Says Staff Is Dorothy Lee Film Player Is Wed olar prices make your selections here now 01 totalled into action at almost a ma- reported some fourteen mar- she returned in "The Sacred Flame" Vs three brothers Reppert Jack Maki ng Investigation it was Of litent's notice ri Reppert and and birth insurance companies Heart Disease Takes Veteran OW- Harris Sidney Reppert all of SAN BERNARDINO CAL Nov 8---(A P)-Dorothy Lee 19 film actress one charge account and the price is es Be contended the continued exist- flourishing ROMANCE FOR GENERAL AT 87 as Ben Nordberg chief deputy sheriff was married yesterday to James actly 01 same as if you paid cash here two months ago have tieman at Plattsburg of Jackson County who with other -Tau can buy all your requirements on I of trained reserves constituted a closed down Death of Howard Sherwood Fidler Hollywood press agent by Charles King 87 Proposes to His PLATTSBUIG Nov 8 a A members of the sheriff's staff has IC thbling block to disarmament S11drd of the death today at Mon- the Rev John Stivers at the First MRISeGOARS Yg years old prominent Platt la Christian church here He suggested that peace in could be enhanced if the rat- A "CHARITY" WORKER FINED Secretary After Forty Years Young 77 evP CI dU Sh ar a owar Sher- wood formerly of Kansas City Kan- been conductin an investigation of the kidnaping of Rey Hedrick said bt burg cattleman died unex ctedl lions etched to limit their annual Salesman's Defense Is That Menu- MILWAUKEE NOV 8-Brig Gen Pe sas was received by Mrs Butcher today an arrest soon would be made In the bird world the male attracts el last night or heart disease as he his sister 2210 North Eleventh street oontingent of conscripts as well as lecturer Aids a Home Charles King 87 Indian fighter au- in the case the female by its exquisite plumage cc was walking home from visiting his Kansas City Kansas Besides Mrs liair duration of service thor and veteran of five wars last son Charles Young Butcher he also leaves his widow at That the sheriff's office was pro- 1301-1 ARM AVE 120 MINI AVE ou ord dealer 1 'The resolution was definitely op- A house-to-house salesman Frank Monterey Park and a brother Charles ceeding with the investigation and 11 Brown 25 years old 521 East Tenth night said he had proposed to Miss here i ha 9- ot a Sherwood 2218 North Eleventh street would make arrests without regard NOTICES HI Ladies' Purses Expertly 0 tamed by spokesmen for France and street was fined $100 in police court aucille Rhoades and was eagerly la oung been a cattle dealer Kansas city ration was impracticable and in- today by Judge Thomas Holland awaiting ni Repaired on Short Notice who tended that the sug- for the alliances of those involved iting her answer The propose 1 about Plattsburg for years and owned 4 the same 300-acre farm on which Rites for A Fyke was the declaration of Jefferson PUBLISHER'S NOTICE iii a a charge he had not obtained a was in a letter sent her while he was a his father Judge Charles Young November 8 1930 Vol 5L No' 52 44 in Our Repair Department SI ha 'applicable owing to variable military City Occupation license The arrest in the East recently During the last former police commissioner and well The inquiry being conducted Funeral services for A Fyke a Smedley sheriff The Kansas City Star every 11011111IR eve Si ysadittons in different countries was made on complaint of the Bet Miss Rhoades has acted as General settled in 1834 who died sheriff by the ning and Sunday subscription rates ithirteen pi 1026 Iell-CE 1026 a known Kansas City lawyer 'rapers a week: delivered by carrier in Kan CO NWPAGEkvr ON WORLD PEACE ter Business Bureau King's secretary She was a great forty years he shipped many thou- late yesterday at his home 1110 For- etin being carried 'ff is independent of the investi- sae City 15 cents a week BY mail postage hl MAIN MAIN IS by agents of ci i se 1 15 Prenat Missouri an Kansas cents I a I -i sands of fine Herefords to the Kansas week: elsewhere in the United States and Brown testified he sold extracts friend of his wife who died several the bureau of investigation of the island Dosseselons 30 cents a week in -rubduat Fifty Persons in Event at City market 1r and toilet articles from house to years ago he said She often went Ci est avenue will be held at 330 o'cloca ga on ng car Monday at the Forster chapel 918 Brooklyn avenue The pallbearers will foreign countries 65 centa a week Entered ja Lutheran Church For more than forty years Mr as second class matter at the postoffice at house for a Chicago manufacturer riding with Mrs King according to not be announced until the arrival of department of justice working under Kansas City Mo under the get of March LADIES' HANDBAG REPAIRING 111 He said the company an aid a Deeds the general Miss Rhoades was the Young operated a mercantile bust- Charles Fyke Jackson Cal a er Charles loyke will arrive by Parcel Post i In' venter United States attorney and Grand avenue Leo cou ey sold make out a military report tired as a merchant some twenty man be ever met he said gt pageant picturing the signing of 13 percent- ss ness in Plattsburg along with his early the direction of William Vande- 3 1879 Publication office Eighteenth street Send The Ti age of its profits to the Good stock raising activities but he re- morrow Estimates Given tie litellogg-Briand peace pact and Better Business Bureau was in- Society of Chicago II Child Ai a Bag Dealers Write for Price List di "The Quest for a Warless The a had done all his secretarial work aon ftd years ago Until his death he was Caulfield Names Auditing Group co World" Al be given at the Im- iormed he was mentioning his work Jilor ar according to the general Mr Young served two terma as Caulfield today appointed Mor- yoyears She was born in the JEFFERSON Crrv Nov 8-Governor SO aganual Lutheran church Forty-third busy improving his herd of Herefords 40 A Livaranteed 673dgc Oehhee streets at 3:30 o'clock as a charitable enterprise and caused Civil lia 1 The pageant has been his arrest Brown appealed the case mayor of Plattsburg a few years ago gan of Unionville Republican: Fred 127-929 Main St thy The Star's Leased Wire Service Jt 3 zepared by the Rev Charles Spearman of Iberia Republican and Bonded ServicIe 0 Zialgv) Corner 10th and Main Eugene Stephens of Hannibal l'i i Ike pastor of the Grace and Plaza ggy churches and adult adviser About fifty young persons including TOONERVILLE FOLKS Democrat to the legislative auditing 'Flowers vY Ire 1106 Grand HA 0213 EA Helsel's Auto Service churches of the Roanoke district I committee WORTLE HAS A SHORT CHAT WITH THE FAMOUS qlIlt New Location 2720 Malec St rattan Filipino and Negro groups Able to Cive You Better Service 1 44 lave parts in the pageant MICKEY MCGUIRE 4 Motor Overhauling Body and Fender Work hil CH A ND COL LEG Car Painting Axle Straightening Wheel ea NDs4 A CHURCH TOPIC Aligning us to Be Answered Tomor- itrisiotic 'D 471' db- an Very Reasonable Prices 4 -writ ittiP 11" dic sow Night by a Native to a Assn Alma of Punjab India will eis ----wsow se 00 No -sok LATEST NEW YORK STYLES MI rla on "The Heritage of India" in acfk fp1141' a 1 SHORTHANp IN 30 DAYS (CEQEI I ENGINEERING FINLAY COLLEGE 1 GREATER VALUES-LOWER PRICES la I It' chows Episcopal church Lin- Jo boulevard and the Paseo at c7f-r- Ofk cOss Complete Secretarial or Separate Commercial Sublecta individual Instruction ith Minn ii-- 91L2OcTr Electrical mechanical structural archliec- ame! phony refrigerat on heating and ventilat- ATIONAL Col o'clock tomorrow night Mr Ids 66 A t-d 44::1 -061 OG1 Day or Evenings Positions Secured Correspondence Colima Offered Kan DICKINSoN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Victor 448 7 tural engineering Dower plant radio tele- log steam license welding mechanical EL drafting structural design re-enforced con- 1 ILAS HESS tO pis 'I will answer questions concern- 00 110 330 Altman Bldg Victor 2036 et metal estimating Print RETAIL STORE tilt 1 India He says the book "Mother erete she'ating -1 is unfair to his country AVi )1 1 0 0 tft014 STUDY ART remais mathematics Dar and night I sch 8 30th year 1001 In ans BE 29 cre tio 61 nonsascns c) 5 Independence arid Hardestv to Hear Br Kernahan AO 66 eco-r- 01- Painting Drawing Modeling Illustration A Boarding School i SA special meeting of the Minis- interior Decoration Costume Design Children pill 0 P' fk ard0L1dettaafit and All Commercial Courses RE vie AWance will be held at the lt4 Lowest Terms Enroll Now for Fall Term 4415 Warwick Blvd Kansas City Mo acres of land a half dozen modern build- N2! 1 it'1I A Monday noon It is called ri 1 11 1020 McGee St Kansas City Mo THE KANSAS CITY ART INSTITUTE Julia A Brown School for Children at Sul- 5 11 ti 1NX 0 Accredited ov the National Asiodation 01 Dina Springs Ark owns several hundred lit DAY vc tbs instance of the commission on Write tor rree catatocue 1 t4' 6 1 Accredited Commercial Schools Oatition Free 0 Smith Pres Ap ON 'MI Si 4 4seiann of the Council of '4' Ada 0 (44ortnes Dr A Earl Kernahan ings providing at reasonable cost a home ''f ris ti bider of visitation evangelistic cam- )''''4''' Sarachon Hooky School of SECRETARIAL TRAINING and schobl for children ages 6 to 'IC A will speak eG8 0 I Sh logehciagici zheodol soecr recot al rl college graduates a for high boarding school for the finest I oT13-Areiliii 4 3745 Main Mo type of boys and eirls 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PI 110e 0 14 ''VTIr lr -1 1 AT KARGES 105 1111 14 4 Par PRESSED-3 FOR 25c i 4 4i mg LI i 17 4Gtnei 46 P1 Mill If 4144: tt Franc Co' i 1 44 4 ')' 0447 4 4-Pls''t Sunday 04- 12 --r-- 0---------44-r-7-------- A Star I o-'--- zzz''' -ro 7 vp1 VI- -it') 0 accepted for proper classification until ok I ED 6 -e Today Phone HA 1200 (Comriche 19303 1 i :114 oi- Necessary to pis 44 "Today the military '1Innipe is such that pact which failed to li iterves would be utterlj Coont Von Bernstorf Yrnittment of the Europ system was cbaracteri: ter the German states! Illiture Announcing I Matting the entire clue! IS'Nerves to a vote I led be bad no reason Ambers of the disa allusIon had changed the subject but i '1411ny's desire to have read into the record 'f Von Bernsterff di booth on the Europi rinpulsory military lammed the military brie groups of reserv to tailed into action a lard's notice Be contended the ci tate of trained reserve iSsinbling block to Tragrees He suggestee Urope could be enhar eons aufeed to limit oontingent of conscril llatr duration of servic The resolution was tend by spokesmen Japan who contended ristion was impractic applicable owing to vl alstaditions in different ON IV( -ppots Fifty Fersont f-lassionnel Luther 1t1 pageant picturing ea gallogg-Briand slatitied 'The Quest World" -11 be give manual Lutheran chin gad Oen-Flee streets roporrow The pagi 1 30Pre4 by the It( I 'Ike pastor of the 1 Alsodist churches at 1ty churches of the About fifty young pel rattan Filipino and 114 have parts in the INDIA A CHUN( trisiotIc'en' a to Be An tow Night by 1 1114 pada' Akre of Pun rim on The Herita i Oeorge's Episcopa boulevard and '1 o'clock tomorro Ids 'I will answer titu I I India He says th 1 is unfair to ii Ittyril to Hear ID special meeting Alliance will be I A Monday not Os instance of the 4 4dollein of the Dr A I Littler of visitation ev will speak 111111129 '17krant for the at --4.