The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 4

MI THE TANS WS CITY STAR MONDAY 'AUGUST :5 1933 tONDAY 'AUGUST 5 1935 III rilEMMWMOMOINIEMOMMIONEffaMMINISIMMIIIIMIEN namm MolillaMIIM14 EYES LIQUOR LABELS rvrt I Inl 11112 I Artr I A BRIDE HITCHCOCK IS DEAD Society a I SHORN OF POWER GOVERNMENT MEN STILL INVESTIGATE PNEUMONIA FATAL TO ronmEA POSTMASTER GENERAL LT to Rive their labola ead ale which easily cleeetvea nary customer (KAKI IN Itihirt KINGliToN Isms Ics Aug 5-141 earth of Ilitet duration waa felt here early tal Apparently no damaRe was dolt 31Altill AT so AND lo OAKLAND CAL Aug William Anderson 85 and ha brit 70 of Oakland were honeyalcok1 today 1 41rt' ket 4411 brit to give the1r laboti Mr and Mrs Ttonert Bowman 'announce the ninrriage of their I ditughter Catherine to Mr flank I Watt II of Chicago The marriale took place Wednetqlay July 31 in I Park Col Mr and Mrs Watt will make their home in Chicago 1 10 le Law In Conran for New Amy) After NIL PrelIon Took Atm on WOW Age Aritona Atm Once Unb tine of the Moat Important Republican Figures in the National Capital sistant secretary of the Republican 111111011141 committee from 1004 to 1908 and tii the latter year was brlected by William Howard Taft to manage him pie-convention eampaign for the Republican presidential nomination That having been accomplished Mr Hitchcock became chairman of the Republican national committe in which capacity he directed Mr Taft's successful canmaign for the piesidency ACTIVE 'OR HUGHES He resigned the chairmanship of the national committee upon asstimIng his duties as postmaster general in 1900 He also directed the work In behalf of Charles Evans Hughes for the Republican nomination for president in 1916 Mr Hitchcock was born at Amherst October 5 1869 the son of Henry Chapman Hitchcock and Mary ipmimpompop-ometwomormenievegssrprliomf Mrs Moore and son James of Owns ore visiting Mr And Mrs a 0 Moore and Mr A Bran derision and coin only comment" on whether a label is misleading A law now is before eongrem to set up a new control agencY Most beer wine And liquor dealers are making their labels meet with FACA advice it was said But more tnan twenty-five CRAPS of false labeling have been turned over to the enforcement officers of the federal trade commission and the food and drug administration Through the alcohol tax unit the government still has a slight rein on the liquor business When FACA had its power the treasury's tax unit re fused to approve shipment of liquor In interstate commerce unless the FACA had approved the labels SPY VIOLATIONS IN WINDOWS FACA agents worked by "window shopping" at liquor stores buying doubtful bottles and sometimes analyzing the contents One bottle for instance caught an agent's eye by its proud boast that the liquor was "ten months old" A check of the distillery showed the whisky had been brewed lcur days before The fancy labels of foreign brands have found clever imitators the label experts say Using foreign names gay colors fancy scrolls and fetching European scenes some American liqueur and cordial producers have been able Idrennon and elm only comment" on -it sollinwo APS As-' liNk or'1104 CI 4 I i t10 IA i ''4flbi' 1) 1 I 1 1 i I i cid 4 swvg tr 51 1 1 4 i 1 App i 1 Ai 1 i '4 i 1 i iiT 1 4 3 I 1 4 Fav 091 A Elf011041 WI lead money on Jowl lry RidiN switai i 1Eilleard GATEWAY 'LT: Ittn'TTElet by tho Afioc fated Pron) WAsnrisiorou Aug Its window shopping detectives are powerlem now to stop false labeling of liquor the federal alcohol control administration continues to study 2000 labels a week This FACA men say is part of a drive to make sure the public is informed what's in the bottles it buys The age of liquor is most often the basis of false statements on the bottles the FACA experts reveal Labels which mimic foreign brands or make misleading statements about alcoholic content also are found CAN ONLY COMMENT NOW The FACA experts were shorn of power by the supreme court's NRA rl Daily Citizen which he pttrehosed in 1010 and of the Las Vegas Optic Mr Hitchcock was unmarried szavto runts COliTgLYOU Evincing an interest in Republican polltics as a young man and with a leaning toward public service Mr Hitchcock began in the department of agriculture as chief of the division of foreign markets He served in that capacity from 1897 to 1003 during which he wrote many comprehensive reports of his division In 1903 he was transferred to the new department of commerce and labor which was under the direction of George Cortelyou as secretary Mr Hitchcock became chief clerk of the department helped organize it and served with it for two years The efficient system which he installed spread to other departments and is still largely used in government work Mr Hitchcock's ability in this respect was recognized when he was appointed as a member of the Keep commission named to reorganize various government departments on a business basis Upon the completion of that service he entered the post office department as first assistant postmaster general When he later became head of the postal service Mr Hitchcock established the postal savings banks and the parcel post delivery as well as inaugurating preliminary plans for air mail service In his message to congress in February 1912 President Taft commended Mr Hitchcock and the work of the postoffice depaitment He called attention of congress to the surplus of $219000 at the end of the fiscal year In 1911 as compared with a deficit of more than 17 million dollars two years before This was not to be accounted for by reduction of forces or number of postoffices or salaries the President said but by scientific economy DRAPER To coMMERCE POST WASHINGTON Aug 5--(A Gallaudet Draper of New York was nominated by President Roosevelt today for assistant secretary of commerce 11v Citizen which ho Darchtthed In 1:1111111 INI01 greasy infhom Apply ilia whom lull stromitti Atutu Burma and SU 1 by Strauss-Ptytoly Mrs Edward Francis Hale of Mobile Ala who before her recent marriage was Mrs Mary Bell Armbrecht Benson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Henry Armbrecht of Mobile Mr Hale is a son of Mr and Mrs James Henry Hale of Kansas City '1 :4 4 116- 0 A 4 AlrfilM I 01101OPINIMONO 47 '1''''' 1 FrPI: k'''' 1 9" 1''''-11 1 1 i 14 4 4 4 6 (1) r4: 4" 414'4 4 1 2 odi tidaratai by PAInnioat lad ir tni itIMME NIGH "I 0 0 11 A 7 0 NILLri OF SOUTH DAKOTA tol) lanavallnan tor 'us vacation kfo tuned mountans wt $50 to $5000 TRIAL IN' LANG 41RDER Zv MS aisoctoted press) TucsoN Am Aug 5--Frank Harris Hitchcock nationally prominent figure and publisher of the Tucson Daily Citizen died today in the Desert Sanitorium of pneumonia A former postmaster general Hitchcock was widely known for his outstanding public service for a quarter of a cenWry Hitchcock had been in failing health stveral months His condition became serious a month ago when he gave in to his physician and agreed to go to bed while recuperating from torn muscles in his right side received hile working in his nesvspaper office which he actively directed It was only a few days however until General Hitchcock insisted that he return to his duties A general breakdown followed two weeks ago In a long period of public service Frank Harris Hitchcock performed his outstanding work as postmaster gineral In the cabinet of President Taft His efficient conduct of the post-office department resulted in the unusual situation of having a surplus at the end of the fiscal year 1911 Also he established the postal savings banks and the parcel post and started the airmail A lawyer by profession Mr Hitchcock made a success of that calling otter leaving the government service He also extended his interests into the field of newspaper publishing EARLY AIR ENTHUSIAST For avocation he took long horseback rides through the Southwest His hobby was ornithology and he was an active member of several scientific bodies Among the early enthusiasts of aviation Mr Hitchcock was quick to foresee the value of the airplane as a commercial proposition and especially in connection with the mail service He might be said to have been the first airmail man for in 1911 at the Nassau Boulevard Airdrome on Long Island he made an experiment by taking up a pouch of mail with a pilot Upon landing he said: "Of course the usefulness of the airplane as a mail carrier will increase but even in the present stage of development it might be used to good advantage over impassable stretches of country now necessitating long detours in the delivery of mail" Previous to his appointment as a member of the Taft cabinet Mr Hitchcock served four years as first assistant postmaster general in the Roosevelt administration and before that was chief clerk of the department of commerce and labor when those governmental activities were under one cabinet official In his various positions Mr Hitchcock displayed versatile ability of which the Republican party took advantage in many ways He was as 0 Convenient Terms! 12 months to pay imetSelby Arch Preserver Shoe SALE 1 Seib 0 Convenient Payments) Monthly Semi-monthly 6 Weekly N4 to $995 Sobs Close-outs $195 Mrs hillith Con reqmett "Turbo" sWer Al sit es Jury (By he A3sociated Press) CHICAGO Aug 5--Acting Chief Justice Cornelius Harrington in criminal court today ordered an immediate trial of Mrs Evelyn Smith and Mrs Blanche Dunkel charged with the "torso" murder of Mrs Dunkers son In-law Ervin Lang Mrs Smith 47-3ear-old ex-bur lesque dancer said by the police to have admitted gairotting Lang and cutting off his legs elected to be tried without a jury Mrs Dunkel who the police say confessed promising Mrs Smith WO for the slaying demanded a jury trial Judge Harrington said he would grant both wishes and ordered a selection of the jury to begin at once He said that after the evidence as in he would rule on Mrs Smith's case and leave the decision on Mrs Dunkel to the jury IPSO C001 forego let trout atreastsma Plug fronflelhtru Ig mmh tadc ohs Custer Ba Rich mckColamily mow wood Dick Ste kt Itualunote's tient ere biting Visit nowt" Bid Lane Excellent mon sabodatione femme Priam ONLY si9to Rowse' Imo from Kam city Coaches Alt Saturday or Sand" vow Miller Shoe Co g1112 Grand Ave Iry titqk ifforl FRANK HITCHCOCK "FATHER or THE AIR MAIL" WHO DIED To DAY PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS HIM WITH EARL OVERTON FIRST Ant MAIL PILOT AT THE CEREMONY IN 1931 OBSERVING THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST AIR MAIL FLIGHT 0 Convenient Office Hours! Daily 9:00 A to 4:00 Mondays 9:00 A to 6:00 AD ERTIsEME I Give Yourself 7 Facial With Mercolized Wax 0 Convenient Offices) air-cooled Business District COME IN! ALL-EXPENSE crEadntj10 planned costs li aynTs With lt ctJh car treS 3 thrllIti WM from Omaha Writ badly lee Mei ifilis 411-oxiponoe i oisish XREILING i Gen Arm 111 534 Railwav Eutaw Building A Vceu ialnig4tit tT- tAk BUFFALO BANDIT KILLED BUFFALO Aug 5-4A An unidentified bandit was shot to death today as two men tried to rob the office of the Mohawk Distributing Company handling racing forms in downtown Buffalo The second man escaped Laurette Harris Hitchcock He received his early education in the schools of Boston and then went to Harvard university where he was graduated in 1891 While at Harvard be was active in athletics especially in boxing Continuing at 'Columbian now George Washington university a law course started at Harvard Mr Hitchcock received his bachelor's degree in 1894 and his master's degree a year later He was admitted to the bar in the District of Columbia in 1894 and three years later to practice before the supreme court of the United States He practiced his profession Harvard university where he Was graduated in 1891 While at Harvard he was active in athletics especially in boxing Continuing at 'Columbian now George Washington university a law course started at Harvard Mr Hitch- cock received his bachelor's degree in 1894 and his master's degree a year later He was admitted to the bar in the District of Columbia in 1894 and three years later to practice be- fore the supreme court of the United States He practiced his profession not It Dr and Mrs Charles Dennie have returned from a six weeks South American hie 1 Mr and Mrs Alexander Hamilton wiU leave this week for Monte Me Ark to Join their daughter Grace 'who is attending camp Joyselle They will return Friday accompanied a by their daughter a Mrs Virginia Hall Smith left today for a few days in Chicago a Mrs William Clark and sons William Henry Clark III and Robert Svill leave Frioay to motor to Los Angeles Mrs Robert Bowman will return' Saturday from Hubert Minn Mr and Mrs A Simpson and a Mr and Mrs William Anderson returned yesterday from three weeks at a Breezy Point Minn They were aca eompanied home by their children Allred Simpson Jr and Donald a Simpson and William Anderson who I have been at Camp Lincoln Lake a Hubert Minn 1 MI'S Arthur Brewster and Miss a Elizabeth Kanaga 3654 Janssen place I left yesterday for Ludington Mich I where they will spend the remainder a of the summer with their sister Mrs a Jenkins at her summer home Epworth Heights Miss Meredith Dyer will return to-a morrow from Harbor Point Mich where she has been a guest of Miss a Barbara Davis I Mr and Mrs Robert Paul Journavez of St Joseph spent the week-end with a Mr and Mrs Jerome Porter Jr and Mr Michael Karl Goetz Mr and Mrs Earl Lacey and a daughters Miss Dorothea Lacey and a Miss Marian Lacey have returned a from a month at Green Mountain a Falls Col Mrs Sidney Carr Walker and sons Sidney Carr Jr and Dunham are spending the summer in California visiting Bishop and Mrs Charles Ed- ward Locke in Santa Monica a Mrs Robert Logan and Mrs Kent neth Ennis have invited guests to a dinner tomorrow night in compliment to Miss Genevieve Fetter and a Mr Charles Baxter Mrs Hollie a Allen gave a tea Thursday for Miss a Fetter Miss Julie Fetter and Miss Carlotta Fetter entertained with a a dinner dance Saturday night at the a Kansas City Club for their sister and a Mr Baxter Miss Mary Margaret a Hagerty and Miss Genola Englehart a were the hostesses of a buffet supper a and bridge party Tuesday evening a liss Martha Brennan's luncheon a Vednesday was for Miss Fetter Mrs Francis Brodie and son Edard Fulford who are visiting Mr a nd Mrs Harry Bodley Gill at Vashington Island Wis will spend 4 week with Mrs Thomas Scofield Grand Beach Mich before re- a Aiming home August 15 I Mrs Margaret McGilley Mrs Donohue and Miss Ida MeGilley were the hostesses of a tea and miscel laneous shower yesterday in honor of Miss Catherine Teresa Ryan I Mr and Mrs Frank Weber of East a St Louis are guests of Mr and Mrs Weber Mr and Mrs William Fredkin of Sedalia Mo announce the birth July 30 of a daughter whom they have named Barbara Jean Mrs Fredkin was Miss Elizabeth Hartstone a a formerly of Kansas City a Mr: and Mrs Tony Parisi and a daughters Esterly and Mary Alene of a Hollywood Cal are guests of Mr and a Mrs Harry Gorsuch a Mr and Mrs Curtis Smith Mr a and Mrs Charles Woods Mrs a Smith and Hawley Woods have a kit for a three weeks' vacation in Colorado a The Kansas City Alumni chapter of Kappa Sigma will give a rush dance August 17 at the Hillcrest I Country Club a Mr and Mrs Jack Henry an nounce the birth August 2 of a a daughter whom they have named Judith Mrs Henry was Miss Virginia a Underwood The Theta Beta Iota Sorority will entertain with a line party tonight at the Mainstreet theater a Miss Nellie Keith Meiners 3515 Eellefontaine avenue has returned home after spending several weeks 1 in Denver Colorado Sprinzs and Manitou Col The Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority of the University of Kansas will meet I at 7:30 o'clock Monday night August I 12 at the home of Miss Mildred 6 Sawin 3625 Bell street alhloymieo A single preparation --Merco lized a TIT to give your skin mfigartceod- Wax is scicenaat to absorb the dingy faded surface 1 skin In tiny Invisible particles The calpepaari frentesh cyooarusnelleas' und Is roughness erski and other blemishes that rol he skin of Yolithful beauty are dissolved with the Gill tsheircoa llized Wax a restore the satin-smooth radiance ucream cee of your complexion Mercolized Wax brings out the hidden beauty In the skin Silents Astringent reduces wrinkles and ether age line Baxolite stimuletes relaxed in New York after His retirement riestsruelt and refines coarse pores It Is a from the cabinet in 1913 He also I asxsliiengi Itrrianclapi If a Itt sin mtoandlec was publisher of the 'rucson (Ariz) 1 one ounce Powdered Saxolite in one-half 'int witch hazel At all drug stores Vi 1MRtNY 't sap AGO 902 Grand Ave Phan VI 9148 THE PIONNIS PLAN Fount: tat 1916 APPROVE CRAMER FOR POST WASHINGTON Aug Pi --The senate territories committee today approved the nomination of Lawrence Cramer as governor of the Virgin Islands NORTIRIATEIIN 1 SAT-IS-FY Something that pleases gives satisfaction something that just suits For example you are pleased with a dress As applied to cigarettes it means one that is is not harsh or bitter one that TASTES just right a ii I alf -Pit 3 d- gal I SAT-IS-FY Something that just suits ing that pleases '1': 's''' Ct gives satisfaction something 411 For example you are pleased with a drtehsast As applied to cigarettes it means one I tclfrA4Z: 14iii'': 4 is is not harsh or bitter one IN I that TASTES just right un l'''''''' s- 4 N-' 3A 4 i) 0 -94 2'''''' 4 ue7 A i ::::::::4:: 4 I 4 ::0::: -4 Aeroote' 04' Av '''rtrOi Zal -tip '5a-175' a FROM ELEPHANTS TO ALTAR Girl Trainer to Give Up Circus fur Monte (By the Associated Press) CHIcsco Aug Eleanore a Raymond dimpled 22-year-old elepliant trainer has agreed to swap a a budding circus career for a weddint' a ring a The ring she admitted yesterday I will be placed on her finger by WI Ham 'check Jr son of the late presia dent of the Chicago National League baseball club Miss Raymond is a graduate of 4 St Mary's-on-the-Hudson finishing school at Peekskill lay and studied a year at the University of Nebraska Her father is president of the 'Federal Huber Company plumbing supply dealers Eleanore and Mr Veeck have been engaged unofficially since before Christmas" said Miss Raymond's mother "but we were waiting until Eleanore's contract was up ip Oc tober to announce it' kl I 'es It jp 544 4 6 lj p4 '''771fr 44'14 3 DIE IN gUNIIIIV tnrcrars GrAMANY Aug P) Three persons were killed thirty were injured and Mx are missing as the mult of a cavein in a local ha salt quarry Russian ectentIsle are making pictures of parachute falls showing all pmitIone of the body throughout the Chesterfield the cigarette thati MILDER Chesterfield the cigarette that TASTES ENTER 193L Wahl MYIU7OPm A imlinnonolmlEmmmplilolmElmnLmiur.