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tow LUOMIINEIMINMNIONIS aw wommnommgme NOMMENRIME 4 74147N111-ri- 14141NEMOINESII417 4 44141 "Ilir gin 111MWM4 tr 11110 4 4- ---T THE KANSA CIT TLIEES WE DN ESDA TUIX 241 1030 d11Or 4 IMP MD MPMm WOW ONMENMEIONOMEMOMM 111-ntm4mmm ila ONO MOROSCO IS NEAR DEATH LANDON PLANS HIS TOUR HE WAS A BIGGER BABY Still Fighting Despite The "liar to End War" ONCE NOTED PRODUCER FALLS IN CHEAP ROOMING HOUSE SCHEDULE FOR CAMPAIGN TRIP MAY BE READY NEXT WEEK DUMONT MiNN INFANT IR A "DWARF" SAYS JOHN KINYOUN TELEPHONE-VALENTINE 'WESTPORT HILAND I IvLAE LT INOTN1 EN --F WESTPORT I HILAND a 4000 de Downtown Store 0626 Man Who rreolented "Bird of l'ora dime" Suffers Fractured Skull After Stumbiltg In Dingy Surrounding ernor's wire Shore Some of the Spotlight hi Breoking (around tor it New Sorority Hooke a Ths The hawing Chian Aqmerit Ile Wall 27 Indies Long When Ile Was Born at Angel sco sco sco sco MOMUMMOIMP Thrift Circle Day at VVo1ferman9s! 1ay 19sv d'imaidEm waw ono and wife Roy Dunn St Paul Minn and It te Corneltut rkly1A Springfield and Ite II Bristow Draper Hopedale Maw And wife Chitties Deland Detroit Mich and wife oolild Dietz Omaha N' ob and wife Evans Rapid City and wife Hugh Extim Amarillo Tex and Wife John Los Angeles Cal and wIte WIllIam Hodges Denver and wife Hudspeth Texarkana Tex and wife Frank Langley Barre Vt and wire Latindon Winter Carden Fla end wife Charlem McQuillan Winslow Ariz and vitt John A need Kemmerer Wyo and wife Charles Root Terre Haute Ind and wife Dr Joaeph Swann Wedowee Ala anti wife Solon Smith Oklahoma City end (Imre Stewart Wilmingtol Del and wife Vlach Chnitanociga Tenn and wife Vanderbilt Newport I end Arthur Vanderbilt Newark List of Distinguished Guestm ci It' 10 sikt at et l' Or el al BY IRVIN COM POTTEMIAN ONOVIC CAL July the rattle of the machine guns and the shrieks of the victims As civil war flames across Spain that faint creeping sound which you hear sounding something like ft mouse in the wainscoting is the League of Nations taking its customary prompt steps In enforce peace upon this and all other distracted countries whatsoever By the way does anyone remember when once upon a bygone time there was a war to end the persistent disease called war a final war which forevermore would restore true democratic principles And motherly love to rival nations and embittered peoples? To datm the result makes one almost despair of ever finding a cure for my dandruff A Regular Wednesday Feature appealing to thrifty purchasers of the family food emu) food orrmA MI KANSAS CITY STAR (RV 6 Member of rho Mei Stoti) TOPEKA July 21--Governor Alf Landon expects to have the schedule for his first campaign speaking trip within the next week Re made the announcement today that he was working on the schedule for the first of the campaign tours which will be tit Ilio 411in Will01)4U PVT a agailb vi within the next week He made the innouncement today that he was vorking on the schedule for the first if th campaign tour which will be- Imo him Immediately after Mr Snell arrives In Topeka omen IN FINAL Governor Landon completed hia acreptanee apeech today and turned it ever to the printers to get out copies for the press These may be available early tomorrow for transmission to the East Governor Landon will be In him office most of Thursdey and will see RA many of the visitors to Topeka as is possible during the day At noon he will attend the luncheon given for the members of the notification committee and distinguished rusts Then he will return to his office and will go home early in the afternoon for a short rest before dinner and the notification ceremonies Mrs Landon who returned from Colorado today went not to Wash burn college and was the chief participant In the digging of the first ground for a new home for her sorority Mrs Landon was a member of Delta Gamma at Washburn during her school days She is still quite active in the work of the local chapter and also Is one of the trustees of the college Mrs Landon spoke quite briefly at the excavation ceremonlea tonight and pushed the spade into the earth with some difficulty for the first turning of the ground for the new chapter house to be added to "sorority row" on the campus Laughing with the crowd she tried until she found a spot that had been softened with water for the event As she turned a spadeful of dirt she said d'May this new structure symbolize the finest ideals of Delta Gamma May the new home stand as a home of beauty honor character and culture" It was Mrs Landon's first semipublic appearance since her bus-band's nomination Mshrsed td auv ts "sS08 Mrs Landon who returned from Colorado today went out to Wash burn college and WAS the chief par- round for a new home for her so ticipant in the digging of the first g- tority Mrs Landon was a member of Delta Gamma at Washburn during her school days She is still quite ac in the work of the 10eal cha Pt" anti also is one of the trustees of the college puat the sopnadsepoInto spoke gtuhie te eabrrtiehfly with a ht the excavation ceremonies tonight and eome difficulty for the first turning of the ground for the new chapter se to be to "sorority row on the campus hou added Laughing with the crowd she until she found a spot that had been softened with water for the event As $he turned a spaileful of dirt she said: d'May this new structure symbolize the finest ideals of Delta Gamma May the new home stand as a home beauty honor character and cut- ()tut or It public was Mrs Lancions first semi- appearance since her hus- band's nomination CoIvpat Ma by the North PtliPt fra NewApoper Allitinre OThe Kansas Clop Star and other newspaperst i i i'1 1 i 'p 1 A I i t' I 1 1 i' 1 I i It 0 1 t'' 1 '1 i 4 A 4 I 1 11 1 i 1 1 4 I 1 i t' ji I i REDS STEPPING IN Wolterman's Iced Tea Blend 12 1'n 3 3 pOr Salted Pecans or Cashew Nuts Freshly roasted 12 'IA 25c WoltPrman't Vanilla or Chocolate ICE CREAM (with MI ice) QUI" 39c We Iferman'a COTTAGE CHEESE Rich: creamy Par 1 5c Lb rWolterman's HAM and BEEF iOAF Finely seasoned Perfectly cooked ri33c Lb Angel Food Cakes Sunkist Valencia ORANGES Very Juicy 2 Dot49c Fresh APRICOTS Par preserving 15-ex149 (2 lbs 2k) Sliced Smoked 'TATTY LEWIS" LOSES MS FAV a a t14 Wolferman's Wolfermans Vanilla or Ang el eea Chocolate 4 or Blend ICE CREAM Food li es A 4 Lb 33C 1 (with drv ice) 6 I i'l 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misfortune was within a few doors of the old Burbank theater now a burlesque house where many of Morosco's greatest triumps were made It was in 1899 that arrived from New York with $40 in his pockets a wife a baby and mother-in-law to care for He took over the Burbank theater and cleared $7000 during the first ten weeks of his management And from that time until the depression year of 1929 the name of Oliver Morosco was recorded in theatrical history as one of the foremost producers and managers He produced the "Bird of Paradise" and "Peg o' My Heart" with Laurette Taylor Morosco was' married last June 12 to Miss Genevieve Wallace 32 The former producer is reported to have lost all h1 fortune in the depression Tademoto proprietor of the rooming house said Morosco climbed the stairs shortly after midnight registered as Oliver Morosco and paid 75 cents for a room Later he was found at the bottom of the stairs Mrs Morosco said tonight her husband had been overcome by the heat two days ago nese rooming house today in what may be the final chapter in the life of Oliver ivforoseo once a noted theatrical producer and manager lay tonight in police emergency hospital in- a a critical condition Hi skull le frac- tured as a result of th fall Ironically the scene of Moroseo's misfortune was within a few doors of the old Burbank theater now a burlesque house where many of moroscos greatest triumps were made It was in 1899 that arrived from New York with $40 in his pock- mother-In-law ets a wife a baby and moer-in-law to care for He took over the Burbank theater and cleared $7000 during the first ten weeks of his management And from that time until the de- pression year of 19'29 the name of Oliver Morosco was recordehd in theatrl histor as one of te fore- ica most producers and managers He produced the ''Bird of Paradise" and "Peg Taylor o' My Heart" with Laurette Morosco was' married last June 12 to Miss Genevieve Wallace 32 The former producer is reported to have lost all ht fortune in the depression Tademoto proprietor of the fthemstinairs8OhosreilysaaldfteMr omrosidenoigehltimrbeegd oo hu iftered as Oliver Morosco and paid 75 Caetntsielobrottglonoli ftesrtahireswas found Mrs Morosco said tonight her hug- band had been overcome by the heat two days ago John Kinyoun 913 East Thirtieth street laughed condescendingly yesterday afternoon when he read In The Star about the 241i-inch Dumont Minn baby hailed by attending physicians as the tallest in the world "Champion of the world my eye" Mr Kinyoun snapped ''Compared to me that kids a dwarf When I was born I measured 27 inches from tip to stern" He glanced again at the photograph of the new Schmitz child After a moment he looked up There was fire In his eye 'For thirty-seven years I've been the champ" he exclaimed "I haven't attempted to exploit myself understand But I knew I had the laurels so I Just rested on them" Mrs Elizabeth Kinyoun looked at her on with fond approval iris mon CORROBORATES sum "John" she said softly "there's leally no argument Facts Rre facts Cu were twenty-seven inches long when you were born and you weighed 14 pounds I know because I was there" Mr Kinyoun settled back in his chair "I 'oleic" he said "I know mother but I've worn the championship so long that I can't stand the inference that I don't deserve it It isn't as if it were close It's a matter of two aild one-half inches two and one-half long inches" "John was a healthy baby too" Mrs Kinyoun put in "He was born August 10 1809 on Angel Island in San Francisco Bay My husband the late Dr Kinyoun was in charge of the quarantine station there and the only physician on the island" The record of Mr Kinyoun's birth was destroyed by fire in the San Francisco earthquake in 1906 No birth records are' kept on Angel Island San Francisco Bay My husband the late Dr Kinyoun was in charge of thequarantine station there and the only physician on the island" 'rhe record of Mr Kinyoun's birth was destroyed by fire in the San kept on Angel Francisco earthquake in 1906 No birth records are Island (Continued from First Pagel placing mattresses along their sides for protection from snipers Gain in Provincial Cities Meanwhile the government massing armed column of workers and peasants in defense ef the capital claimed success in important provinIdal cities against the rebel forces Government accounts said Barcelona important northeastern port was in the hands of loyal forces Unofficial estimates placed the number of dead in fighting there at 500 with 3000 wounded General Relquelme heading a column which marched on Toledo reported the rebellion there was crushed The government said the position of revolters in Seville and all Andalusia was weiskening steadily Status of Seville Uncertain Unconfirmed reports stated Seville itself had surrendered to the loyal troops but government advices said it had not yet capitulated Wispatches from Vera in Northern Spain asserted the rebel troops were reported to have occupied most of the northern part of the country (Two leftist deputies reaching Hendaye France aald at least five northern provinces were in the hands of the revolters IA Reuters News Agency dispatch from Rabat Morocco said it was reported there a mechanized column of rebels under General Moles was advancing on Madrid and that Gen Queipo de Llano's insurgents still held Seville As five civilian battalions were dispatched into the provinces to assist loyal garrisons the government ordered all stores and businesses in Madrid to open today Naval Forces in Action Seville As five civilian battalions wee dis- patched into the provinces to assist loyal garrisons the government or- dered all stores and businesses in Madrid to open today Naval Forces in Action Unconfirmed reports stated Seville it self had surrendered to the lo3-al troops but government advices said it hnd not yet capitulated (Dispatches from Vera in Northern Spain asserted the rebel troops were northern part of the country reported to have occupied most of the (Two leftist deputies reaching Hen- daye France said at lout five north- ern provinces were in the hands revoiters IA Reuters News Agency dispatch from Rabat Morocco said it was re- 11011ci t12ere a mechanized column of kmta SICLIC nett NO Et liming on Madrid and that Gen Queipo de Llano's Insurgents still held BACON RArnm anavvie woifrr Delicious BUTTER 2 al 79c Lb 40e Wolferman's icious D)t 2 79c bUIILK Lb 40e Radio Also Stolen From Rome of Arthur KI A thief Monday afternoon stole an electric fan and a radio value( at $25 from the apartment of Arthur Killick known to readers of The Star as "Fatty Lewis" "The fan was the pride and joy of Mr Killick" his wife said "I'll bate to tell him it is gone" The thief entered the apartment at 105 East Fortieth street through a service door While Mrs Killick was accompanying her husband to the union station where he boarded a train for a business trip Mrs Killick discovered the loss yesterday morning Arthur KlIllek Radio Also Stolen From Ilome of A thief Monday afternoon stole an electric fan and a radio value( at $25 Villiele itnniurt trt roc' Apra nf ThA gtor lq from the apartment of Arthur 8 -a-s-'7E-aityLeis-" "The fan was the pride and joy of "III hate Mr Killick" his wife aid to tell him it is gone" The thief entered the apartment at 105 East Fortieth street through a service door while Mrs Killick was accompanying her husband to the union station where he boarded a rain for a business Mrs lick discovered the loss yesterday i is Swift's New Himpehire Per 35c 11) Hsmpshirs 9ii i 1 CHEESE Swift's New 1 er Lb Per 35c Lb 1 11' i i i -4 kirsz7 0 'g'''4-lif nr I 5 1'' 141-411S)44 i i k4 1Ityp 44 I A 1'V I'ly sA71ff BABY TO DOROTItY SUNSHINE DUNN July 21--(A daughter Patricia Lane Hood was born to Mrs Clarence (Dorothy Sunshine) Hood of Dunn adopted daughter of the late Browning of New York today BABY TO BOROTItY SUNSHINE DUNN July 21-(A P) -A daughter Patricia Lane Hood was born to Mrs Clarence (Dorothy 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Kansas (Bishop Catholic I thoeese Leavenworth Mr and Mrs Thomas A Jenkins Ironton representative omas Rennamer Mrand Mrs Th Birmingham Ala Republican national committee mr and mra imam MUlII Wichita (former aecretary azriculturel Mr and Mrs Harvey ou ewett Sth ISLAND OT MANY DISEASIM "Angel Island is and WAS the port of entry to the United States from the odent" Mr Kt IWO went on "Every disease known to mRn was rife on that island Everything from bubonic plague on down "But as mother says I was a healthy baby Nothing bothered me I was big and strong and nothing like the bubonic plague was going to keep me down" Mrs Ki IVO took up the conversation once more "John was my fifth child" she said "The others were average size babies John was the heaviest and longest of them all He still Is the tallest he's almost six feet" Mr Kinyoun looked at the paper again "There's no hard feeling about this" he explained "I've never made any point of my championship But kwhen I see someone clhiming a title that belongs to me I get angry He smiled cheerfully "I've got nothing against the Schmitz baby He probably did the best he could It's tough luck that's all" buboni lfru On down "But as mother says I was a healthy baby Nothing bothered me I was big and strong and nothing like the bubonic plague was going to keep me down" Mrs KillyOUll took up the conversa- tion once more The others were average size babies "John was my fifth child" she said them all He still is the tallest he John was the heaviest and longest of almost un looked at the paper ix feet" Mr Kinyo again "There's no hard feeling about any point my championship But this be explained "I've never made when I see someone clhiming a title that He beloug to me I get angry Ile smitea cheerfully "I've got nothing against the Schmitz baby He probably did the best he could It's tough luck that's au" ISLAND OP MANY DISEASFS is and WAS the poll "Angel Nand of entry to the United states from the orient" Mr KillY01111 went on Every disease known to mRn was rue on that island Everything from WIDE RIFT IN LABOR (Continued from First rage) lug them in effect: "You are bad boys be good and come back" Would Leave Field Open Revocation of their charters he explained would leave the fields they occupied open to organization by new A of unions The Progressive Miners of America he said would be "clamoring" for a federation charter if the United Mine Workers were ousted Green then hastily added however that no such new charters had been contemplated so far Lewis said that no peace meetings had been held since an unsuccessful parley a week ago but that "it is inconceivable to the I that the executive council will dismember the federation and disembowel the labor movement in America" No peace proposals were considered at this afternoon's meeting he said In concluding his interview the miners' chief said: "If the I a must be dissolved then hope for compromise has vanished The I is not going to dissolve It will carry on" 1 Green said last week that the councils minimum requirement for a truce would be dissolution of the committee Loyal naval forces were understood to have bombarded rebels at Coruna northwestern port prior to attempting to take over the city At Segovia Just north of Madrid insurgents were said to have been beaten Revolters at agoza in the northeast were reported to be on the point of surrendering after a bombardment of loyal airplanes The government claimed some rebel planes were damaged in the Zaragoza attack It said it had ninety airplanes at its disposition as well as several others seized from the rebels Newspapers stated the rebellion had failed in Madrid They asserted It was badly disorganized in the south particularly at Seville which they said was the rebel headquarters There were reports of increasing desertions among the revolters Bank Withdrawal Clamp Holds A moratorium on payments and restriction on bank withdrawals was extended by the government until July 26 while the stock exchange suspended operations for forty-eight hours All state employees who aided the subversive movement were ordered discharged Fires were set in some Madrid churches after leftists heard reports Fascists were sniping from them In the occasional gun fights the militia forces were inclined to shoot more indiscriminately the regular police and they were instructed to hold their fire to protection of public buildings Armed militia took over dominating positions in mountain passes to head off any insurgent advance MOVE TO AID CITIZENS MRS ALF LANDON WIFE or THE KANSAS GOVERNOR FINDS THE GROUND IS PRETTY HARD OUT AT WASHBURN BREAKING GROUND FOR A NEW DELTA GAMMA SORORITY HOUSE gin about the middle of August There will be no announcement as to the date until after the governor has had a chance to talk with John Hamilton nctional chairman Friday Hamilton will not reach Topeka until Thursday morning but has arranged to stay over a day for conferences with the governor about campaign plans and the speaking itinerary A tentative schedule of speeches was worked out last week with Col Frank Knox so that they will not cross each other's path during the campaign and interfere with the speeches MAY OPEN AT MIDDLESEX PA 1 ONE DAY ONLY! 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Watsons thoroughly chilled whole or half melon rresh For preserving large Washington Moor parks 2 lbs 9c 25c1 Each Each 2 pkgs 17c Per lb25c Jar 33c Per lb25c 2 lbs 33c 2 for 15c 2 lbs 23c Sibs 23c Lg bskt 59c Dozen 43c 2 lbs 25c Per lb 51b box 149 -vittiF- ex irilin 1 kos NJ4ti14 iif -04 1 4'401 i' -4 't i' MRS ALE LANDON WIFE or TODAVS PENNI" "Twin Sycamore" Fresh Spring that no such new charters however forces were inclined to shoot more WS badly disorganized in the south ch SoR0 WASHBURN i rhos ig Mid in sks it i Cream Stuffed rog in our Tiffin Room kitchen from the wee a rt i gf flavor I ulo before ia i rt am ta ht i i let fry feet on ontrails Each ec89c il es (roer0' THE KANSAS GOVERNOR FINDS THE SAVER BREAKING oet GROUND Is PRrrTF HARD OUT AT 1 1( Lyal naval forces were unders 1 to have bombarded rebels at Coruna Arl 41 4 northwestern port prior to attempt- GROUND FOR A NEW DELTA GAMMA k41b mg to take over the city 11111 HOUSE litt Sal Fresh Halibut or Fresh Red few i a insurgents were said to have been gin about the middle of August There At Segovia just north of Madrid Chinook be aten Revolters at Zatagoza in the will be no announcement as to the From Alaska kers are two fine seafood treats delicious ten 33c er steaks Per lb Eastern Ili ingredients i cn northeast were reported to be on the date Until after the governor has had a chance to talk with John Hamilton about a pound each 3 for 85c Each 29c ar ment of loyal airplanes 1 int of surrendering after a born- 1 i 1 national chairman Friday anes Baked Chickens 1 OO CL The government claimed some rebel Hamilton will not reach Topeka planes were damaged in the Zaragoza until Thursday morning but has ar- 98c Roasted to a golden brown about attack It said it had ninety air A is ac Planes at its disposition as well as ranged to stay over a day for con- size Fondations Chicken Pot' several others seized from the rebels ferences with the governor about iftly' spreaLly f- Newspapers stated the rebellion had campaign plans and the speaking i Cit 4 finest AlEach 58c failed in Madrid They asserted it itinerary A tentative schedule of A 4ii to Ifkli Borden's i i 1 1'citsrl Rich white speees was wored out last wee 2 pkgs 17c at Seville which IN IDE RIFT IN 118 ilii particularly with Col Frank Knox so that they Old-Fashioned Lemon and Lime said was the reel headquarters they will not cross each other's path dur- Pure cane sugar candies made in the Wolf- I There were reports of increasing erman kitchen Per lb25c 1 desertions among the revolters ing the campaign and interfere with Thousand Island the speeches VIN lot Bank Clamp Holds ithdrawal Cla 0 1 t'e lit MAY OPEN AT minatEsEx PA coffee 4186Sc Jar 33c (Continued from First Page) A moratorium on ipaym the ents and re 0- it 4 striction on bank wthdrawals was ex- 4 Per Sc thlem in effect: "You are bad tended th until Jul i i' ng government 2 lbs 9 lb 2 0 i i' uoYS be good and come back" 26 while the stock exchange sus- i '1 I W01114 Leae Field OPen ended 01 ih asi-v operations for fortv eight 1 0-J i Revocation of their charters he ex- 1 ir s' ItI Lovely uplift plained ould leave the fields they oyee All state emols who aided the virt I pi I Bras in laces nets Hot house: firm ripe all perfect 2 lbs 33c i l' occupied open to organization by new subversive movemen 1 were ordereo 4 and novelty A of unions The Progressive discharged lty rnate Loon green hot house 2 for 15c Miners of America he said would be Fires were set in some Madrid ----1 1 -s1J riells for all figures Green churches a clamoring for a federation charter fter leftists heard reports -0 i li Sizes 30-46 494- Extra nice Washington Telephones 2 lbs 23c if the United Mine Workers were Fascists were sniping from them In New i 1 ousted Green then hastily added the occasional gun fights the militia I Idaho Red Triumphs 5 lbs 23c i 0 Cool mesh corettes Plums indiscrim 1 had been contemplated so far inately th' the regular V---A lender average or California Burbanks large rosy ripe Lg bskt 59c Lewis said that no peace meetings police and they were instructed to fand a figures na-til had been held since an unsuccessful hold their fire to protection of public Lastex or boned California Sunkist lots of juice Dozen 43c parley a week ago but that It is in- buildings S- conceivable to the I 0 that the Armed militia took over dominating back also with in- California Thompson 'seedless beautiful positions in mountain passes to head executive council will dismember the ONE 'ner-belt Sizes 34- clusters 2 lbs '25c owe sem on an era federation disembowel the labor off any insurgent advance 40 All sizes but not 1 DAY movement in America" 4- No peace proposals were considered MOVE 10 AID CITIZEN oNi in style Tom Watsons or thoroughly chilled whole ft 9 each at this afternoon meeting he said 4 half melon Per lb 4c 1 9 6 Fresh d- In concluding hi a interview the For preserving 'large Washington oor miners' chief said FOURTH 7560 parks 2 lbs lb box 1 49 205- If the I must be dissolved then hope for compromise has van- i Th shed I 0 is not mg to i dissolve It will carry on Green said last week that the coun- JOHN TAYLOR'S ell's minimum requirement for a truce A Step Ahead on Petticoat i Would be dissolution of the committee i IA 1 illut iu ipt-41r 1 MAU 11-il 11 s-- I t--1 ----it oi 4 i Revocation of their charters he ex- hours 71 1 Loy plamec ould leave the fields they suAll state em were oloyees who aided ordered the i- i bversive movement (tl'--i''-7 "Br 1 i OCcupled open to organization by new -'3 discharged -11111 anc A of unions The Progressive Miners of America he said would be Fires were set in some Madrid 1 ri rial clamoring for a federation charter churches after leftists heard reports 0 --) ill Bizi if the United Mine Workers were Fascists were sniping from them In actual ousted Green then hastily added the occasional gun fights the militia 0 -'1 forces were inclined to shoot more It Co( however that no such new charters 0- had been contemplated so far indiscriminately th' 1 the regular 0-4' r--- for Lewis said that no peace meetings police and they were instructed to anc had been held since an unsuccessful hold their fire to protection of public '110 a that parley a week ago but at "it is in- buildings conceivable to the I that the Armed militia took over dominating executive council will dismember the positions in mountain passes to head ONE 1'4 ba( ner 40 federation and disembowel the labor ott any insurgent advance 1 AY i movement in America" No peace proposals were considered MOVE 10 AID CITIZENS 0 NI i a this afternoons meeting he said In concluding his interview the miners' chief said: FOURTH If the I 0 must be dissolved I Info" in roln few nriretrovInn ice Ina VeIrt 1 I CA vis A nig ern the thr yer eon Bei Sug Mu the in pia MP 1101 Ian me ') COL dor for eag ern giv wr bin la ric ear floc on nig lar ton ht the Pul We La We err Op( 1 ten als Tb yid 1 Mr Ba hel thf I or( io lin 11 tyt It hit gr be a We Ul va: ba a In ON to I Pi! 01( 0 1 a A nn A or I 5 I 1 1 1 1 4 I i '1 1 1 I I I 1 1 I A i 1 1 1 Trif tin lin tl( 11 1 110' lat 1 lit i str I we I va a i 1 II 1 :1 th' A to 1 I I A nn 7 pri CA VIS Old i 1 1 The gossip has been that the governor plans to open his campaign at West Middlesex Pa where he was berm Then he may spetk at Chautauqua and then either at Buffalo or Rochester The governor's aids in working oat the train schedules and the speaking dates arrived today and went into conference with Landon on his plans When Hamilton arrives there will be another conference and then the actual schedules for the trips will be worked out The governor plans to remain in Topeka until after the primary and in the meantime may review the national guard troops in camp at Ft Ri lqy next week Then he may return to Colorado for a short rest before he undertakes the first of the eastern speaking tours Bertrand Snell representative in congress from New York and the permanent chairman of the Republican national convention at Cleveland will reach Topeka tomorrow ready to play his part in the notification ceremonies for Governor Landon It falls to the part of Representative Snell to break the news formally to Governor Landon that he is the Republican nominee for President The governor has publicly stated that he will "register" the proper surprise when he gets that bit of information Governor Landon said today he had no notations in his date book for either tomorrow or Thursday except that on Representative Snell He will aids in working oat the train sehed The gossip has been that gov- ernor plans to open his campaign at West Middlesex Pa where he was berm Then he may spetk at Chau- tauqua and then either at Buf tab or Roche governors ster The ules and the speaking dates arrived today and went into conference with Landon on his plans When Hama- ton arrives there will be another con- ference and then the actual schedules for the trips will be worked out The governor plans to remain in Topeka until after the primary and in the meantime may review the na- it Ft ona guar troops camp a Riley next week Then he may turn to Colorado for a short rest be- fore he undertakes the first of the eastern speaking tours representative tri congress from New York and the Bertrand Snell permanent chairman of the Repub- lican national convention at Cleve- land will reach Topeka tomorrow ready to play his part in the notifica- tion ceremonies for Governor Lan- don It falls to the part of Repre- sentative Snell to break the news formally to Governor Landon that he is the Republican nominee for Presi- dent The governor has nublicle i1 itt 1 ill lamina ana tnen eitner at Hui- or falo Roche go ster The aids in working oat the train sched- ules and the speaking dates arrived today and went into conference with Landon on his plans When Hama- ton arrives there will be another con ference and then the schedules for the trips will be worked out The governor plans to remain in Topeka until after the primary and in the meantime may review the na- tional guard in camp a Ft Rilqy next week Then he may re- turn to Colorado for It short rest be- fore be undertakes the first of the eastern speaking tours Bertrand Snell representative iti congress from New York and the permanent chairman of the Repub- lican national convention at Cleve- land will reach Topeka tomorrow ready to play his part in the notifica- tion ceremonies for Governor Lan stated tnat ne will "register" the proper surprise when he gets that bit of information Governor Landon aid today he had no notations in his date book for either tomorrow or Thursday except that on Representative Snell He will Invitation to Ceremony Are Mailed to Party Leaders invitations to CcrenionV Are Mailed to Part Learlerv i i I 'I i Vegetable shortening 3413 tin55c et it Pure Cane Sugar 10-lb bag57c Walter Baker's Half pound tins 2 tins 19c Vanilla Dr Price's 2-oz hot 25c Peanut Wallermait's for tasty sandwiches Ilb jars 3 jars 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bottles Carton 115 (Kools Spuds or Philip 1 35) Morris Cart2 it gi oseer nBe 4re 1 bo Case ISBCC laeu dend0NraewsDdi i OGerOd eD1 I ndd 0 i re fund I rund 2 sc 2 9 hots 29 7 p2e4r tt i nosr 2 6 9 Pt at 11)8 Ss a IVasiiington Orders Two Warships to Spanish Trouble Zone (By the Aseoetated Press WAsniNcroN July 21--Anxious for the safety of 1582 Americans in bloody Spain the United States government tonight directed two warships to move immediately into Spanish waters to evacuate this countty's citizens if necessary The action was decided upon by Secretary Hull after a lengthy conference with Admiral William Stand ley acting secretary of the navy who issued orders to the two ships They are the battleship Oklahoma now at Cherbourg France as a unit In the midshipmen's training squadron and the Quincy the navy's newest 10000-ton cruiser now on a shakedown cruise to Europe The added safety measures were decided upon despite diplomatic reports pouring in upon the state department which carried no word of any injury to Americans in the re cent days of strife The Quincy which only recently was completed was expected to arrive at Gibraltar Friday It is a 10000-ton cruiser and carries a crew of between 600 and 800 men The ship is armed with 8-inch guns The Oklahoma is one of the navy's first-line battleships It only recently was modernized and carries a crew of between 1100 and 1200 Its heavy armament consists of ten 14-inch guns All the 1582 Americans residing In Spain have been urged by the embassy at Madrid to remain indoors while the fighting continues Arrangements were made to shelter Americans in the embassy at Madrid if necessary Washington Orders Two Warships to Spanish Trouble Zone (By P1 the AsSOCfated ress WAsHINGTON July for the safety of 1582 Americans in bloody Spain the United States gov- ernment tonight directed two war- 01 in ni immpiiiiltriv Into Washington Orders Two Warships to Spanish Trouble Zone (By the Associated Press1 Snips to move immeolately into Spanish waters to evacuate this coun- citizns if 'e tty necessary was The action decided upon by Scretary Hull after a lengthy con- ferenee with Admiral William Standley acting secretary of the navy who an issued orders to the two ships They are the battleship Oklahoma now at Cherbourg France 83 a unit In the midshipmen's training squad- ron and the Quincy the navy's newest 10000-ton cruiser now On a shakedown cruise to Europe The added safety measures were decided upon despite diplomatic re- ports pouring in upon the state de- partment which carried no word of any injury to Americans in the re- recently cent days of strife The Quincy which only was completed was expected to ar rive at Gibraltar Friday It is a 10000-ton cruiser and carries a crew ship armed with 8-inch guns of between 600 and 800 men The is The Oklahoma is one of the navy's first-line battleships It only recently was modernized and carries a crew Of between 1100 and 1200 Its heavy armament consists of ten 14-inch guns All the 1582 Americans residing in Spain have been urged by em- bassy at Madrid to remain indoors while the fighting continues Ar- rangements were made embassy to shlter Americans in the Ma edrid if necessary (ay shognclated CHIcAco July 21---Chauncey McCormick chairman of the Illinois citizens' committee on arrangements tinnounced tonight the Republican national committee had mailed invitations to party leaders to attend the ceremonies July 30 notifying Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher of his selection as Republican vice-presidential nominee GALLERY FOR BAND CROIND Listeners at Sheffield Park Find Comfort on High Bank The steep bank that drops from Twelfth street into Sheffield Park was utilized as a gallery last night by scores of men and women who assembled for the concert of the Kansas City municipal band conducted by Ben Kendrick It was the band's first appearance of the season in the neighborhood of Industrial workers at Twelfth street and Ewing avenue A cool wind made the night pleasant The music came almost unimpeded to the gallery removed some fifty yards from the bandstand circled time after time by tanned barefoot tireless children at play WALLACE TALKS HERE TONIGHT Baby Chick Aksociation Will Hear the Secretary or Agriculture Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture is expected to arrive here late this afternoon from Colorado Springs Mr Wallace will speak tonight at the PENNY WE GIFTS The Penny Ice gifts yesterday: Itcreived hy The Star $11 from children 's show given at the home of Mr and Mrs Nord ling 4442 Summit street by Eddie Birknell Ione Anderson Marilyn McEntire Margaret Maley Betty Lou Nord-lire Mary Jane Vogel Betty Jane Bunch Hr1Pn Dodds Julia Jos Peter Serbians Virginia Lee Nord ling Dorothy Anderson Betty Jean Weymouth Marian Bunch Pat Mullane et Forty Society American to21(In auxiliary: in honor of "Mother's Birthday" from Lee Pauline and Minna Seelig: publishing department employees of Unity School of Christianity: Hewitt Swearingen auxiliary of American Legion from show given by Richard Palmer master of ceremonies: Lucille Palis Auty Greer Matty Greer Patty Palmer performers Miss Lucille Hogan pianist Farris Richmond Mo Martha Montgomery class of Covenant Presbyterian church friend 30 from children's 'show July 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Smith 2510 Bale avenue Received ha Salvation Army a13 Charles Carter friend friend friend Received by The Star 4178 Received by Salvation Army 1900 Previously reported 548801 8554879 SHOW ADDS $45 FOR ICE EMINIMEIMMOMMIMMINIMEM 1111 the OMEGA SPORT WATCII Stainless steel case which cannot rust guaranteed to be permanently waterproof line 15-jewel antimagnetic movement 1 Waterproof! i ACCARDS 079 Va hut- Kum 04 Mo NtmMagnetic! Dustproof I $4950 ENTIEE STORE AIR COOLED ten eighteen walnut street August Fur Coat Presentation Lapin Coats special price 5975 Kidskin Coats August price 8975 French Caracul Coats now $195 Black Persian Coats from $295 Hudson Seal Coats from $275 Squirrel Coats from 75 You will Imo money by buying now We guarantee the fashions to be the final 113111937 Fur Coot Fashions Every garment is new SAVORY POT delicious lb 28c) ROUND tender and flavory CUBED MINUTE STEAKS Prepare them in "jiffy" CARAMEL NUT from the ovens 2 dozen 411c INDIVIDUAL CARAMEL ROLLS Delicious with coffee or milk SALT RISING ammamontor Per V6 Sr) err" Per 11) 2 for toolo25c 400118 4 "Alit Dozes 1 with 6 for 26t Loaf 1St The "Drought Sale" Canned Food Bargains advertised Yesterday are available again today Snappy Delivery Service! Approved Charge Accounts Available at All Vi ollerman Stores A Ctablkhed I I 11 I PENNY ICE GIFTS (ay sa Assortoteo pres s) CHICAGO July 21---Chauncey Mc- The Penny Ice gifts yesterday: the Illinoi Prrefr ed MI The Stat I CortnIck chirman of announced tonight the Rpublican as $11R3---Prceeds frOm children's show eitenat the home of Mr and Mrs eiti7ens' committee on arrangetrentS Nordling 4442 Summit street by Eddie i AMMESMINEIMMI BirkriPli tone Anderson Marilyn WPM i tire Margaret Dagley Betty Lou Nord- the OMEGA ntional committee had mailed invi- ENTISE STORE a lire Mary Jane Vogel Be tty Jelle Bilneh SSC AIR COOLED tations to party leaders to attend the Wien Dodds Julia Mifflin-JP Joseph petter et--- () ceremonies July 30 notifying Col rAtenrdizolen vriirtotimentene ZnytmdiolinA Doraor tali SPORT WATCI-I (0 c5C2cN "1' Frank Knox Chicago publisher of his Bunch Pat Mullane -1 selection as Republican vice-presi- 00--Eight et Forty Societ American to- $5 ten a I i ers th Stainless ste el a se usi tory: honor dential nominee Birthday" trent tee Pauline and Minna Onir which cannot rust Seelig: publishing department employees GALLERY FOR BIND CROWD of Unity School of Christianity: Hewitt Swearingen auxiliary of American Le- guaranteed to be permanenty wa- glom on Listeners at siteuieid park rind $2serceeetts tun shOW gilPn by web- trproof fine ten eighteen walnut street ard Palmer master of ceremonies Lucille Comfort on High Bank Palm Auty Greer Matty Greer patty 15-jewel anti- 1 Palmer performers Miss Loomis Hogan 16 magnetic 'rhe stee bank that drops from pianist Pres 1 tilt pu 1 $2 Farris Richmond Mo mar- movement August gust Fur Coat I right tha Montgomery class ot oov'enant tilized ss a gallery last was Twelfth stp eet into Sheffield Park byterian church e0" Waterproof! al 00--A friend ''IlSi by scores of men and women who as- 30 from children's show bl Nonagnettc! sembled for the concert of the Kan- July 14 at the home of MT and Mrs a Smith 2510 Bales venue 1 Dastproof I Presentation sas City municipal band conducted Rceivm by Soration Army s0 011111MMIO i CZ: nitdiel: delicious 111:: 32 Se 1 1 by Ben Ken first appearance drick 113 Charl es carter CUBED MINUTE STEAKS are them in 111didli'l-- Nb I 6S $4950 Al IY It was the band's friend lb a file of the season in the neighborhood of 82 1 op AA filen nd Received by The Army Star 4 4178 Lapin Coats special price 5975 A (Risiesa industrial workers at Twelfth street I Received by Salvation 1900 and Ewing avenue A cool wind made Previously reported 548801 Kidskin Coats August price 8975 ii illi i if jiffy Prep 9A '4 CAR the night pleasant The music came 2 for to25c 4 I almost unimpeded to the gallery 2 re- 8554879 French Caracul Coats now $195 DU CARAMEL RUT from the ovens 11' moved some fifty yards from the SHOW ADDS $45 FOR ICE bandstand circled time after time by from $295 AMEL ROLLS Delcous with ACCARDS Black Pers sAL milk ian Coats toffee or tanned barefoot tireless children at 48c DLoosztan 2155 6 for -71k I 7 play Hudson Seal Coats from $275 I ING READ WALLACE TALKS HERE TONIGHT 4 Squirrel Coats from $175 The "Drought Sale" Canned Food Bargains advertised i i- 1009 Ulna- Mao 04 Mo -i 1 1 Baby Will Hear 1 yesterday are available again today i I 4- tile Secretary of Agriculture I You will tans money by buying now We guarantee A 7 I th Snappy Delisery Ser pproved Charge Accounts iice! Henry A Wallace secretary of agri- the fashions to be final 1 Available at All Stores 9381937 Fur Coot A culture is expected to arrive here late 1 this afternoon from Colorado Sprin gs Fashions Every garment is new Mr Wallace will speak tonight at the eta iihed A -1 4 1 1 'I i I I v' 1 i I s' 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 t7 Six Riding Academies Participate in the Annual Program Nearly 500 persons last night paid S4547 to attend the third annual Penny lee Fund horse show at the Meadow Lake Riding Academy 7701 State Line Six riding academies and 100 entries took part In the exhibit which was spomored by Bennett owner of the Meadow Lake stable Sell the things about the home you no longer need Find buyers with a Star Want Ad A 17-word ad for three consecutive days casts only $243 Telephone HArrison Sell the things about the home you no loncer need Find buyers with a Star Want Ad A 17-word ad for three consecutive days casts only $243 Telephone HArrison Six Riding Academies ies Participate in the Annual Program Nearly 500 persons last night paid 4547 to attend the third annual Penny Ice Fund horse show at the Isleadnut Lake Riding Academy 7701 State Line Six riding academies and 100 entries took part in the exhibit which was Spom orcd by Ben- nett owner of the Meadow Lake stable Sell the things about the home you no longer need Find buyers with a Star Want Ad A 17-word ad for three consecutive days costs only 6243 Tekphone HArrison 1200--Adv NOTICE PUBLISHER'S NOTICE Ally 22 1930 Vol 99 No 175 The Kansas City Times Ithe morning Kan sas City Sow The Kann City Star every mornin6 ev ning and Sunday thirteen papers a week Subscription rates 15 cents a week delivered by Cittrifr in Kansas City: by malt postage prepaid In Mtssourt and Kansas 15 cents a week elsewhere in the United Sistes and island possessions 30 cents a week in foreign countries 65 oents a week Entered as second class matter at the postottire at Klitislit4 City Mo under the act Of Mauch 3 1879 Publicstion of lice Eighteenth street and Gland menus a Lra la rrrn i 1-1PeK delivecred-hTe'strier in Kansas City: ns'zn ra tia? tratetangtes :7 1:::: eltriTtrrttn st71 unitd StstPs tnd island possessinns 30 cftenwtse: wetktiniend inoRretsel nconern eitries141 thp nostoffirp et KlinSfit4 CitvMrno" undet thP art of Mauch 3 IVO Ihibliention or rite Eighteenth street and Gland hems NOTICE -------fi Iuly 22 1930 Vol 99 No175 stasitEa's NaiieT----- The Kansas City Ttmes ithe morning Kan sas City Star The Kann City Star every morning evening and Sunday thirteen papers a week Subscription rates 15 rents tin ItiCansastCity aansa ig cents at't'al United States and island possessions 30 cents a week in foreign countries 65 oents a week Entered ea second class matter at the posto ttli ffiee at nfit4 City Mo und er the act of March 3 1879 Publication es IT FAT VICTIM TO Hosprnr Mrs Harriett Lotion 45 years old an investigator for the county court was taken to Research hospital yesterday following a heat rostration which she suffered Sunday at her home 27 West Sixty-ninth street terrace At the lulqpital her condition was believed to be not dangerous pia' yesterday following a heat i ostration which she suffered Sun- day at her home 27 West Sixty-ninth street terrace At the hospital her condition believed believed to be not dangerous BEAT VICTIM TO HOS PITAL Htt 45 rs arTie ongan years old an investigator for the county court was taken to Research hos- pits' yesterday following a heat pt ostration which she suffered Sun- day at her home 27 West Sixty-ninth street terrace At the hospital her condition Wits believed to be not rinneornits convention of the International Baby Chick Association at the Municipal Auditorium Milo Perkins Mr Wallace's sferetary arrived at the Hotel President last night I 1 II 1 WAGNER FUNERAL 110-31-E------- 1 Efficient in Every Detail Moderate in Price VAltatim 4368 blab 1111301 HSI 2rfiffnlan3 Five casaartrite Stores A I FINE rOCID'S 1 Five li I COnVentiOn Or Inc international uany I Stores FE188A8TU 7R11" 411V41141 LL 711111fING FINE 0 0 D-S 1 i7r1li Chick Association at the Municipal I Auditorium Mi10 Perkins Mr Wallace a seere- WAGNER FUNERAL 1103IE 1 I 1 r''' tarY arrived at the Hotel President Efficient in Every Detail 31oderate in Price 1 11- :0 ligst night VAlentim 4368 Istablisbeet HSI I 1 el' I -t Ellix orman3 a atyte SEtoivrees: convention of the International Baby fif Chick Association at the Municipal Jtuditorium EAT 0 A 2 URNE Milo Perkins Mr Wallace's seere- WAGNER FUNERAL 11031E i I fary arrived at the Hotel President 3I last night Efficient in Fiery Detail nsia erto In ir61- I FIN 0 0 IFS 4 1 4 1 1.