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New Romance PRICE 2 CENTS 4 1924 DECASARES Mme Glori De Casares it MJ By Edgar Shaw I DIED Ohio you WOMEN OR SENATE 1 Jt jrha to eiioirstono? I 1 fa" i DIVORCE SUIT HELPS MME but wrote built the It istart SMITH ABOVE HIGH MARK American Missionary Shot as Nationalists Advance on fining SECOND JUNKERS LIGHT PLANNED ifei xi jp gatioh of Its quality and general suit ability lor his purpose And when de livery is made there Is rigid inspection to ensure that the quantity ordered is actually received and that the goods measure up tothe sample or to the specifications Yet those sama merchants buy adver tising space on the strength of mere opinion or Impression without inves tigation of quantity or character of the circulation provided It la especially amazing because there is easily avail able today dependable and detailed data attesting the volume of circulation Its distribution and the methods by which It has been obtained and announced months ago that they were in love Each said only lack of a divorce stood in way of a marriage Life illed With Romance and Thrills At one time a popular and well known member of British society Mme De life has been one of rom ance adventure 'and thtUllng experi ence Married to a wealthy Argentinian her life was one of travel and luxury until her romance with her south American husband burst Then she met Charbonneau and they became partners In the venture whclh earned for the girl the title of "queen of the She was forced to leave England British Immigration officials and forced to leave America by 8 Immigration authorities thus gaining hr second title of "the woman without a country" Mrs ord Objected to Pic titre of Car Magnate and' Is Said to Have Had Sec retary Destroy It Europa to ly to America with Lilli DUlenz Vien nese Actress 34i a BUALO WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 1928 Once Popular Member of British Society Likely to Wed Partner Albert A Charbonneau The manager of a force ot salesmen In an Eastern establishment bag a fav orite device for conquering discourage ment among his men his favorite because he finds that It works SHANGHAI China April Dr Walter Seymour superintendent of the Presbyterian Board of oreign Mis sions Hospital at Tslning southeastern Shantung was shot to death by a Chi nese soldier Dr Seymour was shot through the heart April 16 Whether the soldier was a northerner or a Nationalist was not known Tslning is believed to have been captured by Nationalists on either April 18 or 17 The message telling of the slaying "Yet Abraham Lincoln became Pres ident of the Un ted States and bus of fta greatest Presidents" And With that th aalesmanager tuna on his heel and lets the story Uses Lincoln to Aid Discouraged Sales men Advertising Man Of fers a Message in Verse How the Merchant Should Employ the Newspaper I By ZaferaatiMsl News NEW YORK Aprir25 Mme Gloria de Vere de Casares of the now seems destined to drop her sec ond title of woman without a A divorce action filed today In Brooklyn Supreme Court by Mrs May Charbonneau' wife of Albert A Charbonneau handsome and debonair aartner of Mme De Casares will end part of the difficulty Another divorce action now pending in' rance brought by Mme De Casares against her weal thy Argentine husband should end the By Associated Press DESSAU Germany April Nego tiations for another flight to America in a Junkers plane by way of Baldonnel have almost been completed The Junkers works however has de clined to divulge the details but the Associated Press learns that the project is being engineered by Lilli DUlenz Viennese actress who last year got as far as the Azores in the 1230 in an effort to make the westward passage to the United States The Europa sister plane of the Bremen which last year was com pelled to land after a valiant effort to start for the United States will be used and will be piloted by Johann Rlstlcz who was aboard the Europa on her unsuccessful attempt It is understood that raulein Dillenz owns the Europa and that she will be a passenger on the new attempt UntU the insurance companies de mand that either a second pilot ac company Rlstlcz or a radio set oe into the plane is adjusted negotiations cannot be completed reported that Rlstlcz Intends to from the Leipsic airdrome BUSINESS 1a Canadian Government to Amend Act JfsJ JMBJS 1 7 CAMBRIDGE April Har vard today made public the Crimson lineup' for the gruelling "brain battle" with Yale beginning Monday The contest establishes through a 1125000 gift by Mrs William Lowell Putnam with the Idea that the com petition which has inspired young men to undertake and undergo so much tor the sake of athletlp victories might accomplish the same result in aca demic fields 1 Harvard and Yale the whistle" simultaneously in Cambridge and Kew Haven Selected teams of the Crimson and the Bull Dog will grab their fountain pens and jstart writing examinations English literature pre senting complete innovation in the field of intereoiJegiaxe compeuuuu The twenty papers win oe juageu oy Xje Professor G(Oegoodoft Princeton ASK DAMAGES OR SKETCH DESTROYED Professor vA Potter of will toe awarded as prizes to the members of the winning team and the sum of 55000 will be set aside for the purchase of for the library ox the college which they represent Names of the ten men comprising the Harvard team and the two alter nates John Barnett Clinton Mo Hnry DolSn ecran ton Pa' Jodies McLane Garrison? Md JohnD Merriam Newton Jj: Nathan Pussy Council Bluffs la? Laurence Rlttenband Brooklyn Russell Sharpe East Greenwich Jtj Richard Sherman Aggona Pa Ytrausy New York City: Ed win Wilkins Springfield Maas George Bingham Glenview Ky Carl Hartwlg Law renoe Mass All of these men have made notable academic rvoords i ris DIED April it 1928 Capt Henry Cronkbite hnsband of the late Dorothy Wurater father of Dorothy rance and Sherwood Cronkhlte Mrs Alice oote of HambprgyN Mtk Jeremiah Sheehan and Mrs' Maurice' Oates and brother of Anna Cronkhlte of Amsterdam neral from family residence 17 Kenefick Avenue riday morning at 8 o'clock and from Holy amily Church at a o'clock riends are invited to attend 3St26 In Y' April 25 1928 Sarah wife of erdinand ranclemon mother of erdinand randemont Mr Evelyn' Kirk sister of Mesmer Mrs lower Mrs Blake David Mayer Mrs Kent of Roch ester uneral from her Jate resi dence 604 Unden Avenue Saturday morning st 9:80 and from Holy spirit Church at 10 25t26 Id WUiianuviUeN April 25? 1928 Beatrice Lbeloved daughter of Henry and the cate Elizabeth A Gillig sister of Vivian Mary Elizabeth Gillig Notice of funerals hereafter: 35 Place your orders lor flowers An aeraon! neo nor 32 PAGES By International News BUDAPEST Hungary April 25 Tibor' Polya a Hungarian artist is threatening to brinjgf suit in London against Henry ord for damages as the resulti of an incident involving a sketch xv lut xwe3 wea Hri 1 Tt AO Wrt Tn Uk X'ULkA ALL1VLV VIA DUlUUUUiUj AU '7 was learned here today The suit if brought would be' based upon "Violation of ill was said Polya claims to have made a sketch of ord on the Majestic while the American manufacturer was on his way to England He said that Mrs ord did not like the sketch and asked 4 VcP 1i civrtrkrARRA1 Jit PT Tift Mrs secretary went to his cabin and tore up the sketch Sult iled No Action Yet 'j By International News LONDON April 25 Stanley London lawyer retained by Tibor Polya Hungarian artist to bring suit against Henry ord told International News Service today that no has been started the suit has not been filed I believe it wiU be said Parker My client nas given me uuuuvu to handle the case The object bftlje suit was to reqpveri the picture find obtain satisfaction Instead of damage I was not informed that the sketch was destroyed But if that is true WO will sue for Parker refused to divulge thfi anwun involved LONGER OCEAN LINERS' NEWCASTLE ON TYNEt Thousand foot ocean liners are coming That block with 31 from Ohio will raise his conceded total of delegates already selected Up to 283 with Lowden as runner up having 175 Neither total takes into account the possible lineup Of the delegates named yesterday in Massachusetts Pennsylvania Oklahoma br Alaska many of whom the Hoover forces are claiming Smith Hoover Increase Totals Taking Into account the big batch of delegates named In prim aries and by Kansas Democrats and Oklahoma Republicans In conventions 768 of the 1089 Republicans who wiU hold credentials at Kansas City have actually been named Of the 1100 delegate votes at Houston 638 or nearly one hundred less than the two thirds majority needed for nomination have been designated Of the Republican delegates 288 are generally conceded to Hoover 175 to Lowden 28 to Norris 24 to Curtis and 11 to Borah with the preference of 230 listed as doubtful Among the Democrats Smith baa In creased his conceded total to 444 or 74 votes more than he polled at his peak in the 1024 convention Pomeiene of Ohio is credited with 47 Reed: 'of Missouri 36 George of Georgia 28 Ayres of Kansas 20 and "Hitchcock of Nebraska 16 with the preference of 76 Democratic delegates selected to date regarded ak doubtful 's vacation This is the opportunity of an opportunity to go on a tour that takes you 4000 mlle tnrough eleven states toa Park that is replete with countless natural 5 Beau ties Yellowstone Is the pre enjlnent tight seeing tour not only of the entire Golden West bub of all the world Just think that you have the opportunity to make this marvelous trip Vrlthout one cent of expense to yourself Votes in this Contest count 10 votes for the coupons In The Evening TIMES and SO votes coupons in" The Bun day TIMES There is noigood reason why you should notbe 'one Of theJxteen7glxls who will win these awardsYoU have tlfe saxno Opportunity as the ofhef Contestants Some girls however Will Work hardef than others they are girls who will Win! And why you if you an call it just think of the marvelous vacation you will have the delightful fha 111 encounter Artef all It Is only play field of intercollegiate com arvsnw tMfHnrvI Will I yrgl VVUIAXX jf UM KS W0 ra1 and nearer to goal Are you go an impartial committee consisting ot i 47 a a ww Last Hope the Russian Dies an Exile for that matter knows that there are times when hlq horizon becomes an un broken black when everything seems bedeviled and when in particular some difficult case that he has laboriously developed into the promise of a per bOh1 triumph suddenly breaks Into disaster Then the salesman returns slowly to the office slumps silently at his desk and exudes gloonue 4 i This watchful aalesmanager notes theyniptons and strolls over to his man "Had a hard sort of discouraged "I mire "Of ccurse We all do sometimes It happens to all of us Ever hear qf a man named Abraham Lincoln?" (Still uninterested and Unresponsive) "There was a man who sort of had a to get see why" "Well check up some of the things he Then slowly the aalesmanager pre sents the list pausing slightly after each Item to give It emphasis "When Abraham Lincoln was a young man he ran for the legislature of Illinois and was badly beaten "He thfin entered bualfiefis Called Knd spent seventeen years of his life paying up the debts of a worthless partner fell in love with a beautiful girl aria becafiie engaged to her She died married a woman who was a con stant iflal to him entirely qncongentel in temperament 4 "He ran for Congreis and was beaten "He Was a candidate for the United State Senate and was defeated "In 1886 he sought the nomination as Vlee presldent and failed Two years later he lost to Douglas LOCKHART TRAVELING 200 MILES AN HOUR KILLED IN SPEED TEST raffik American speedster and his bullet like Stutz racer in which he was killed while traveling more than 200 miles an hour at aytona Beach lorida today Hits Soft Spotion Sand at Daytona Beach in Effort to Establish New Mark By United Press DAYTONA BEACH a April 25 rank Lockhart was killed today when his automo bile upset during a speed test on the sand speedway near here Lockhart on? of £be premier racing drivers of America was attempting to establish a "htw 1 world speed record When his Blackhawk racer suddenly swerved sharply and flipped over Speeding at 200 Mlles an Hour The racer was "speeding down the beach at 200 miles an hour when the accident occurred Lockhart was picked up limp and bleeding and taken to a hospital wife was said to have wit nessed the accident Boons of spectators who got up early to see Lockhart try to surpass the rec ord made by Ray Keech last Sunday 207 A5 miles per narrowly escaped death as the car crashed One spectator said Band sprayed out from its rear wheels as the car swerved Then it completely turned over in the air Some said it rose as high as thirty feet above the beaOh then fell on Its side Again it bounced from the sand It was second accident In attempting to set a speed record Several months ago while Major Seagrave of England was making the runs which eventually ended In a rec ord racer crashed He was jammed against the steering wheel so that he had to be pried loose with crowbars Lockhart returned to Indianapolis to recover and came here last week still wearing bandages to try again Dr Bohannon at ths Daytona Beach Hospital said Lockhart probably had been killed instantly The 25 year old driver was on hio second attempt of the day after the record when he was killed Examination of marks on the beach showed the right rear tire apparently had blown out tending the car into the swerve 1 I OTTAWA Ont April The Cana dian government believes women should Hold the right to sit in the Senate and means will be devised to amend the UV iU XSnLioU lYVALU ALUClVtt their appointment to the Upper cham ber Ernest Lapointe minister of Justice said in the House Commons yester day? The supreme court ln a decision handed derwn he explained ruled that under the presentZprovislons of the Brltlsh North America Act women were not qualified to sltdn the Senate He added however that he "understood the reason' for this judgment is founded In the "opinion 'of the court that the act must be in the light of conditions existing' more "than sixty yean? ago Cigarette Lighter Causes House ire 1 Times ate chahgingl or yettfs and years the police de partment has reported numerous fires due to careless use of matches (Today a ngw theory was added to the list when a fire Was reported to have been caufied by careless use of ar dgar 6tte Uie hlateWas In the' home of Dr Paul Campbell 257 Ezrfclavan Ave4 whlcKeaiitedv damage estimated at 1000 256 COLUMNS I I Roosevelt9 Home 1 Towh Grows East Y8TER? bAy April 25 home town 18growing so fast that It has found it necessary to amplocounseLat WbOPjL yesr April 24 1928 5 ney Wife of 'the late John Hahgan mother of Anna Hangen sister of Mr Csthexilui Mullen Mrs Manns and MrS Kennedy uneral from the residence of her sifter Mrs Maims 17 Good Avenue A riday morning'' at 8 and from 8t "Church at 9 o'clock riends are invited to attend 25t26 ri In Buffalo April 24 1938 Chris tine beloved daughter of Mrs rancis The head oi one of the most prominent of the ad vertising agencies treasures the tittle doggerel printed below He tedently re published it in an 0dVertisement commending it to rriwn engaged in salesmanship the product they sell be bonds or bridged soaps or soups baints dr reneh Itf All in the State of Mind think you are teaten you are If think you dare notrvou don ybtf think ioin i you can't 7' li'e'Umott crunch you froni If think pou'il poa're loti erAout in thq world sofllfind Suecett begins wit) a in theuatqpf The Third Degree Not long ago a newspaper in mld WesterA city presented the situation In an advertisement under the heading of "Giving Medium the "Third A "Ths girl announces him He comes in An applicant for a job as a sales man What do you say to him? What do you do? "You ask him leading questions you give him the acid test you mike him seU himself: to you Yau examine hisrecord with exceeding care you look Up his family You try lilm out with mil or impertinence to teat1 him out You Study his appearance his manner his vigor his resourcefulness his grammar the native forqe of his speech and his intellect' Watch Your Medium he to every test and hurdles every obstacle you put before him if he gives you a clean record of accom plishment and sells himself to you as you expect him to sell your product to others you put him on the payroll You don't gtppr thete ithej xj4 Nomination Practically As sured as Result of Vic tories in Ohio Massa chusetts Pennsylvania WASHINGTON April To all appdrances the voting in the Ohio Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries of yes terday has strengthened the hands of Secretary Hoover and Governor Smith of New York as contenders respectively for the Republican and Deinocratic presidential nominations Hoover In the face of a bitter con test captured a majority of the 51 dele gates from Ohio His managers claim ha will have the support at Kansas City of more th (tn a score of Massachusetts' delegation of 89 They hope on the show down to land' the 79 uninstructed delegates from Pennsylvania headed by Secretary Mellon rom the Smith camp comes the pre diction that at Houston the New York governor will hsve the Massachusetts delegation of 36 to a man will have the support of all but a few of Pennsyl 76 delegate votes and before the balloting is over will receive the votes of at least 40 of the 48 delegates representing Ohio Smith made no bld for the Ohio dele gation which with the possible excep tion of one man will line up for former Senator Atlee Pomerene on the first ballot Smith Way In Lead In Qhlo In the preferential votini In Ohio Smith ran far ahead No names were listed on the ballot but of (hose written In the governor on the Incomplete count early to day had twice as many as the en tire field combined included in that group were Pomerene Goy Donahey who Is not an active presidential candidate and Reed of Missouri Hoover in the preferential Vote In Ohio forged ahead of the late Senator Willis who received many votes de spite his recent death The names of both were on the ballot Those of Dawes and Lowden were not several thousand Republicans them In Not Binding In Ohio nreforfcntlal result under laws Is not binding on delegates neither la It in Massachusetts where Hoover and Smith romped away with the vote cast under a new State law which enabled voters to write in the names of their favorites riends of President CooUJge in his home State had planned to roll Up a preferential vote for him at the polls but last week he squelched that move Despite that several thousands of his supporters wrote in his name Among the Bay State Republicans who will go to Kansas City cs delegates at large are Chairman Butler of the Republican National Committee close friend Of the President Senator Gillett and former Governor Cox regarded as a Dawes man at heart One of the Democratic delsgates at large from Massachusetts: will be Senator David I Walsh a staunch supporter of Governor Smith' In Pennsylvania no candidate In either major party sought the prefer ence vote Incomplete returns showed six Smith men and two antl Smlth candidates leading for the' eight places on the delegatlpn at large eacn to have half a vote In 'the convention The Republican organization slate wks ratified wlthdut opjosltlbri Smith" Picks Vp Six In Alaska While votes were being cast Ih Ohlo Pennsylvania and Massachusetts yes terday Alaskans In a primary ''were determining their national convention representatives with a Smith' slaW ot six delegates unopposed and five Re publicans Making two places on the Republican delegation In Kansas the Democrats Irreonven tlon Instructed their delegation of twenty to support Representative Ayres the only Democrat from Kansas in Con gress fbr the presidency Adherents of Senator Reed Missouri had laid plans to capture the delegation and ther eyrere lndicfttlons'' that some of the Smith aided the Ayreq "favorite movement Oklahoma Republicans rounded out their delegation of 20 with a Curtiss Lowdefi coalition holding the whip hand Hoover supporters say they see little chance of getting much support from Oklahoma delegates Michigan Meets The Republican State convention in Michigan was on calendar1 with Hoover certain to get the S3 delegates HUNGARIAN ARTIST TO SUE ORD 1 i i A UH A 7 Qtteeri of Bootleggers in New Romance came courier toTenghsien about 50 miles southeast of Tslning' and was there by the Chinese tele graph Mrs Seymour and other missionaries at Tslning are believed to be safe It is thought that they are unable to leave the region because it is overrun by Na tionalist soldiers moving northward Dr Seymour a graduate of Wisconsin University and Northwestern Meaicai SchpoLEvanston pU came to China in 1893ZH1S daughterwho is a nurse is in the United States at present Woman Explorer III Wounded by Sting Ray CARACAS Venezuela April Mrs Herbert Dickey first white woman to penetrate some of the forests of the upper Amazon is slightly ill from a wound caused by a sting ray With her husband she has arrived at Ciudad Bolivar after nine months in the jungle on an expedition Produce Death Waves With Broadcasting Set PRINCETON April Uni versity scientists have been producing death waves with a miniature radio broadcasting set and a quartz crystal The supersonlt wave penetrates the walls of a living cell and destroys all matter within without harming the wails It was tried on a blood corpuscles In Memoriam BONEBERG In loving memory of our dear mother Catherine who departed this life four years ago today April 25 1924 Dearest mother how we miss you Since that day you left us alL You are sadly missed by others But we miss you most of all You are gone where those who loved Soon are coming one by one Sadly missed by 1 SON WILLIAM AND AMILY In constant and tender memory of our precious baby daughter Merledyne Ednah dearly loved child ot Dr and Mrs Kenneth Gordon Mowat who was called to her heavenly home six years ago today April 35th 1933 Six long years since OoJ took you away Merledyne dear we go we miss you so In other little girls we watch you grow We hear you laugh we see you romp and play But some time in some precious future day We all will once more be together And clasp you once again close to our hearts There for all eternity to stay MOTHER AND ATHER In loving memory of our dear mother Marie who departed this life: one year ago today April 35 1937 wa xu vnu suffer md beard YOU siffb Could do nothing arid cry We saw you sinking: hour by hourvt 11 vtthin nilr newer Oh mother each day we miss you more Since you were cauea to me neavemy inure Sadly hissed by DAUGHTER MARIE SON IN LAW JAMES AND GRANDCHILDREN In loving memory of pur dear father and husband who passed away one year ago today April 35 1927' Loving and kind in all his ways Upright and just to the end bf his day Sincere and true lit heart and mind A beautiful memory he left behind WIE AND CHILDREN SlMERSPEEDS TO AID v' Ship to Pick Up Explorer and Airplane LONDON April The steamship Mina was headed for the ice bound waters off Green Harbor Spitsbergen today to bring Captain 0prge Wil kins to Europe The ship' was ordered to approach as near Oreen Harbor as possible and take on Captain Wilkins and Carl Elelson and the airplane in which "they flew across unexplored regions Tt tkas hoped that the flyers vjpuld be brought to Tromfibe Norway early next week A Indications wero that as soon as pos sible Wilkins would begin active prep arations for a flight to the south polar regions He has drawn up a tentative program for exploration In the un known regions 'of the Antarctic and hopes to start for there about the be ginning of September The New YOrlt Tlptes today printed a dispatch from Captain Wilkins say ing he had decided to wait the arrival of a ship at the nearest point of em barkation He doubted whether he and Elelsori would be able' to leave Green Harbor before the middle of May The first award of the Samuel in ley Breese Morse gold medal Of the American Geographic Society has been made to Captain Wilkins for "his three years' explorations In the Arctic cul minating In his flight of April 15 16 i Children Under 16 Barred from Movies RIO JANEIRO April Children Under 16 by a decision of the supreme court are forbidden to go to the movies or any theater without parents raulein Rasche to ly in United States BERLIN April 25 Thea Rasche Ger many's flying jrauleln will leave for New York on' the steamship Columbus on Saturday She will be joined later by Lteuteifcnt' Ernst Udet wlth whom intends rio engage in flying' exhl Buffalo 5S 45TH YEAR NO 191 Harvard 'Announces Crimson Team or fuelling tf Battle i of By lntenat ional sws A Professor Adams of Cornell and rirw miLBVELA sxn uk 11 and the late rancis Kieffer sister of 1 Ambrose rances Genevieve and 1 Mildred A Kieffer Mrs Walter Campbell Mrs Madeline laherty of Denver Colo and Mrs George Russell of Hamilton Ont uneral from the family residence 37 Red Jacket Parkway riday morning at 8:30 i and from St Thomas Aquinas Church 4 at 9 riends are invited to attend 4 35128 Jj April 23 1928 lorence i nell beloved wife of Owen Lynch daugha I 1 ter of the late James and Mary O'Connell sister of Mary and James O'Connell uneral from the family residence 821 Nlag ara Street: riday morning at 9 1 ReqSlem mass at the Church of the Holy Angels at 9:30 35 1 In Buffalo April 23 1928 Louisa Liebetrut sister of Mrs rank Klnnlus Mrs Conrad Becker Mrs Henry Janke Mrs Jacob Keller Mrs Anthony Miller John Langner and the late Edward Liebetrut and Mrs Louis Kiene auntf ot Mrs Robert Krelnheder Mrs red Wlndelberg Lydia Louis Bertha and Elsie Kiene uneral from family residence No riends are Invited to attend terment at orest Lawn 33 25 I In this city April 23 1938 Wil liam beloved husband of Catherine (HH Denea) father of George Kern Mrs Julia Zahm Mrs Mary Schnill brother of Michael 1 Jacob Charles and Albert Kerns uneral from his residence No 21 Alice Street Thursday morning at 9 and 1 from Immaculate Conception Church Eden Center at 10 riends are Invited to at CjJ tend Interment at Eden Center 34t25 x'Sg In Buffalo April 33 1829 I Anna Sullivan beloved wife ot Jonh (' Regan mother of Edward John and Vln cent Regan sister of lorence John' and' sa Dennis Sullivan Mrs Catherine Garvey Mrs jea Mary Shinlcwln Mrs Patrick Collins and Mrs James McCarthy uneral from the ifimiijr bo BiGwsy tsvrecvp xiiixirs day morning at 8 and from th Church of Our Lady ot Perpetual Help at 8:30 riends are invited to attends 34 35 In this city April 23 1938 Annff Rauh (nee Weber) wife of John Rauh and mother ot GeorgeJOkeph Nicholas Alfred Catherine and Eleanor Rauh arid Mra Marquette sister of Mrs erdinand ech hn Wicheel and the late rederlcJr Weber uneral from family residence Not 103 Maple Street Thursday morning at 8:36 ociocx ana xrom st oonixace vnuxea at 9 riends are invited td attend Deceased was a member of Brandi 1300 A St Society the Bavarian National Society No 5 and a mem ber of the Retail Grocers Association" In Buffalo April34 lM8 taw rence beloved husband of Anna 0 Rasp (nee Bbesl) 'father of Christopher and Lawrence Rasp son of Christopher and Ana tohla Rasp brother of red John Christopher Anthony Catherine Alloa an dthe late Eleanor A Rasp uneral from family residence 253 Bissell Ave Sat urday morning at 8:45 and from St Ann's Church at 9:30 riends are lita vited to attend 35t37 In this city Aprll33 1928 Robert Jr beloved son of Myrtle and Bob 3 ert Seifert brother of Gerald and Earl Seifert The funeral will take place from 'B the residence' ot nis aunt Mrs Artnur Swanson 160 Edson Street Thursday at 3:30 £IKUU iUtiWU MJ 4M3AA44a t' Dennis aged 77 years at thfi EX r)Aiint inrf InflrmYv April 34 1928 25 April 34 1938 Marion XL Parkinson daughter of Clifton and Clara Neff Parkinson sister of Dewayne and ree4 man Parkinson mineral xrom the jamuy residence 1843 Niagara Street time to be announced later 25 VOEGTLE Suddenly in this city April 24' 1928 Charles 1 beloved husband of the late (UCU J3IBUUC4J lUWr VI DMAS Barone brother of Mrs Krug a lire rt Kate Curling Mrs Amelia SUgel Mrs Rote Walsh Edward and George Krug uneral from residence of his daughter 330 West Avenue xnursaay morning xu ciocx Services at Holy Church at 10:15 Burial in family plot at Pina H1U uneral private In thl CltySAprtl' 23 1923 Richard 'beloved husband of Elizabeth uillllavMS waawnA AV a Hose uneral from the residence of bid s' oaugnter Mrs xtoscoe sscHose wwooasida Avenue Thursday afternoon at 30 riends are Invited to attend Scranton Pa paper please copy 4t3 7 in the stall of iilljinany a race ts lottr Ere' Vren a race run i TAndimany a epward fails hi beoun Think biff ahd sow deeds will fftotf Think small and vowfail behind Think that you can and you Ifs dU in the 1 1 ateof fnind 1 think jfou W9lclass yoi1 SJeS 2 a ToufVd ffOt to think high to Hsi before ever ibw prine 7 Life's battle always go To the stronger or faster man 7 Bui Sooner or later the man who wins fellow who thinks hg can Local Advertising who are familiar With local news was fiy erraUC 'way in tuts treat the sub Ert Bl nelghbor Merchant pomesw AAintr acmuefi smafier $tUrifie ef 'anything inonthiy reporter Ydtl scrutinize his every act for he la still on probation If After a year he haa made good both you and he consider him a permament membef of the sales force You have an investment In him he has In you You Cancel the connection on the spur of thfi moment and neither does he you hire an advertising medium to represent you In the some thorough intelligent careful logical way? Then do you check up carefully and regularly on the results? Do you feel after a year or so that it has demonstrated Its fit ness to remain permanently on your selling force? Do you give It then the Am pidtectlon against sudden dis missal that you give a faithful sales man in whom you have a considerable investment? not? "An advertising medium Is a sales man In the fullest sense It repreeente your find and your product "It shouldbe given a 'third before It gets on the list Examine Its record of accomplishment with a cold and calculating eye Look back Into Its history and judge Its future for you by ita past Question its circulation and Its circulation methods severely Get the faCtk Mediums have personality the same as salesmen" BARON WRANGLE DIES IN BELGIUM By BRUSSELS Belgium April Bar on Peter WrangaL the last hope ot the Russian YWhltte" whose army the Bolshevists chased into the Black Sa seven years ago died here this morn The end came In ths Uttlexutrttfban home to which he retired in 1926 leaving the last remnants of his com mand a few Caucasians and Dan Cos sacka in Jugo Slavia He suffered from intestinal trouble attested hl heart 'and lungs' a 'During JUa observance ot the 'Rus sian ESstez holidays General Wrangel received the Last Sacraments from the Russian archpriest whU during the last eight years had followed the fortunes of his chief 1 1 1 KLsUlXVa 111 Mr nt DCAWUB vmmm aw Wtatorn off by a stray dog slw 6lr Oeorge Hunter chip builder be stooped down to pet tieve8 CUP TIMES VOTE COUPONS iANDGO TO YELLOWSTONE! you entered The Buffalo TIMES Yellowstone Park Vacatlcta Contest? If haven't there Is a nonflnatlon blanlc on page 2 Of this paper which if sent in immediately formally entprs sou in the contest and at the same time starts you off with J000 This contest has only really started and win not end until June 9d To the sixteen girts who th tAMtstAi tpi el numbef of YOtes in this 9rinutBuffalO TIMES trI rwndlete "all trips to magnificent Yellowstone Parte and re turn for self and companion 'and big cash prises ranging as blgb a It should be remembered thatthir entire tour 1 paid by firHE1 TMES not bns cent pf Ypense will be paid tor the trip By ftfia girts who win the aixteanmajbr t'mgds jr taifikvthatn ydu bare to ad ta 0 clip 011 yuur frtenda and relatives to co operatewith you by saving their vote coupon Icr you Just think that you pave the conartunltv to be one ot the sixteen "wpfr wf 5 1 L2 mw tfr ra1' I i 4 4 0 tt" i J' 1 jr rlS IB I1 jfiHMy 1 1 Li jlaau AasiaNr an tX I P' VV rtW je ss 'z 5 i V' i 'J 's'' 7 'X JSIk 'i KMaP WI: agfisisaB I i 4 P'A i 1 3 fe 1 iv "Vhv ht Y' I S3 wj I fl it niaj a 1 tf AkI Trfix'i rt i 5 A 'W If I gg 1 7.