Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 11

724 Wabash Ave OTTO GUDMAN Live! We Love! We We Hate We in the ARC at' the Home JIMAfCOr of theTRAIL TODAY and TOMORROW ONESfe The SPEED WINGS 4 black forest! ROCKY phddes The young selves TO I TO I T0 30 big stars in a new kind of the money was in a beam of to today to What GRAND OPENING Hoosier Tavern SEDALIA IND Saturday Night Oct 6 RKIO STERLING AND HIS BAND EVERYBODY WELCOME Today and Saturday 903 South a patient at STARS SAY or Saturday October By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE A LIVELY and en terprising state affairs is presaged from the predominant lunar figure yet there are signs of adverse afflict ing and frustrating situations to be coped with There Is an element of the subtle mysterious or intriguing to be shrewdly sensed and wisely manipulated If the menace of duplic ity loss through fraud and trickery or other curious measures is to be sidestepped Sign papers cautiously and bewdre of strangers and dubious propositions Those whose birthday it is are ad vised to be on guard during the year against all strangers and strange or doubtful propositions as they are threatened with duplicity fraud and other curious and mysterious chan nels which may lead to loss frus tration and betrayal Sign papers carefully and be alert to all secret and subtle entanglements Employ ment is favored however A child born on this day may have leaning to curious subtle and mys terious doings and investigations with visionary or radical rather than practical outlook Notable nativity: Ramsey McDon aid British statesman RIENDS! Otts giving another one of those wonderful ish 'rys with entertainment tonight also that delicious Roast and entertainment Saturday night ATTENTION MEMBERS! ERIE CLUB Lunch Entertainment SATURDAY NIGHT Wabash and Smith Journal and Courier Want Ads Bring Best Results I RED TOP LOG CABIN RI NIGHT One ish Sandwich RRRS ree With Beer Sunday Monday Tuesday DANCE ROUND GROVE OCT 9 Earl Jackson and His 10 Rhythm Ramblers ADM Gents 35c Ladies 10c Depositors in Closed Banks ToGet Money WASHINGTON Oct The reconstruction corporation ex pects to advance about $6000000 to pay off depositors in about 40 small national banks now in the hands of receivers Jesse Jones corporation chair man told newspapermen ulans were nearly complete lend that amount on the assets of the banks upon application by the banks The assets then are to be turn ed over to committees for sale' at the best possible fig ure Any amount over the RC loans may be used for additional payments to depositors Jones and O'Connor comptroller of the currency con ferred today on the plan Jones said wanted to clear up the receivership in the closed banks as soon as possible Removal of the receiverships the RC chief pointed out would re duce the cost of handling the closed banks and add to the eventual payoff At the same time Jones issued the September re port showing that the RC had authorized or committed $8092 477459 in loans and grants up to and including September 30 That total included $700597739 in dis bursements to other governmental agencies and $799574401 to the states for relief Authorizations of loans to banks nd trust comoanies totaled $1 681124580 and $413896530 to rail roads Repayments by banks have been $1089152117 and by railroads $70609637 Baby Bom After Death of Mother Expected to Live OAKLAND Cal Oct (AP) A baby born ten minutes after the death of her mother Mrs Ellen Lewis 35 gave promise to day of living a normal life span Had Mrs Lewis lived the baby would have been born in about three weeks The woman was stricken with a severe headache last Sunday and Dr Robert Mclvor ordered her at once to a hospital where she died of a brain hemorrhage The doctor performed a post mortem Caesarian operation Six minutes later he held an appar ently dead 7 pound 13 ounce baby girl After 20 minutes of artificial respiration she began breathing normally Dr Ralph Hoffman head of obstetrical department of the University of California hospital praised Dr Mclvor for his skill He said instances of successful delivery after the death were rare largely because such deaths occured when doctors were not prepared for emergency op erations MORE DARING MORE THRILLING THAN EVE Rj SHRIMP SUPPER RIDAY NIGHT VIRGINIA REDDICK SINGING POPULAR SONGS ALSO MUSIC BY THE MELODY BOYS SOCIAL CLUB EVERYBODY WELCOME All Color Silly Symphony Little and Chapter No 3 of THE RED POSTPONED ROM SUNDAY SEPT 30 GUS WILD WEST SHOW and RODEO WILL BE GIVEN Sunday October 7th 2:00 eaturing 15 Bucking Horses and 6 Mexican Riders 12' Miles West of Lafayette' on' State Road 26 Hospital Notes Wanda Mitchell Twentieth street is Harriet erguson of Goodland is a surgical patient at the Home hospital Miss Jean inch of owler is a patient at St Elizabeth hos pital Mildred Raines daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Raines of Mo non is a patient at St Elizabeth hospital Her condition is improv ing Mrs Virgls Weaver of West Point who submitted to a surgi cal operation at the Home hos pital Thursday was in a satis factory condition riday but vis itors are prohibited Addison Hayden 612 South Twentieth street submitted to a minor operation Thursday He is an employe of the city water works VanHook Of the four Gladys pRAISKS BOARD MEMBERS: recovery board is anouc aeanf a riva OTfiliD LU i 45 Cw A 9 i iA aamEaaI nd a sa i LUAE UVULLV brought togerner i XTT A avA nsan sound judgment and deliberative powers There is not a man in the group who is convinced he knows how to save the world and that is Church Exercises At New Richmond NEW RICHMOND Oct All day services will be held at the church Sunday in celebration of three special events rally day in the Sunday school the church home coming and the sesqui centennial of Methodism in America All mem bers former members and friends are invited to participate in the program and in the basket dinner at noon in the church dining room The program will begin at 9:30 with rally day exercises Worship will be conducted at 10:30 with Rev A Coates speaking on Spirit of Meth rom 11:30 until 2:00 will be given over to dinner and a social period Dick Shotts will be toastmaster The sesqui centennial program will be held from 2 to 4 as follows: Hymn congregation prayer selections male quartet paper History of Early American Mrs Her man Nesbitt solo Miss Helen Hayes paper History of the New Richmond Sam Kirkpatrick solo Roy Meharry address orward Look" Rev Pearce Jackson Heights solo Mrs Charles Dan iels hymn benediction QUARTERLY MEETING A quarterly meeting of the Uni ted Christian mission 107 Wash ington street will be held Satur day and Sunday with the district elder Rev George A Mason of Elwood in charge Rev Baker is pastor UP AND With Warner Baxter Shirley Tom pie John Boles James Dunn Madge Evans Step in etchet TIM McCOY thrilling romance of a city couple who find them on an abandoned farm WITH MORLEY TOM KEENE Wingate Child Drdvvns in Pit Recover Body WINGATE Benny Wayne i VanHook 18 months old son of 'Mr Mrs Clyde VanHook living seven miles northwest of here was drowned in a gravel pit near his home at 4 this afternoon Benny was one of 5 five Van Hook children playing near the gravel while their mother vis ited Mrs rederick Pell hermother who lives about 33 yards from the VanHpok residence The gravel pit lies 'between the two a other children were Gladys NRA PLANS TO EASE CURB OVER BUSINESS 4 (Continued rom Page One) He projected a process of working out the good in codes Industry by a CARRIES APPROVAL fio important was first declaration of policy consid ered that dozens of officials min gled with newspapermen at a specially arranged luncheon at the National Press club to hear his words His statement undoubted ly carried Mr ap proval Introduced as the present 1 man of new and of the Roosevelt admin he mixed a laugh with the more significant section of his address saying: Johnson said his job at NRA was like mounting the guillotine and betting the axe wouldn't drop betting it will drop but my official head will go with a BANKS ARE SOUND There were other major devel opments in the business field dur ing the day Shortly before Rich berg spoke President Roosevelt was given assurances by ran cis Law president of the Ameri can association that "the banks of this country by and large are in a good sound and strong cu in New YorK the National Association of Man ufacturers began a poll of thou sands of industrialists on the question of the re lation to lousiness code system of industrial control and price fixing were subjects included in the questionnaire Richberg said he looked forward to the development of NRA "with a great deal of hope and confi dence that it will inspire confi dence and assurance as it Those likely the recov ery administration he said were intolerants on both ASSAILS INTOLERANTS These Intolerants he described as both business and labor groups who want the help for their own ends but mu tually cooperate men want partisans in office" he declared is the collective bargaining provision of Section 7A for example which the extreme partisans in both grofips have sought to distort as a club Which is against the other majority of business men and labor have been fair minded but there Is always an outside branch of those who want to tear it Richberg said the new national industrial recovery board which has been meeting continuously for three days organizing its code ad ministration job will exercise all the potvers previously held by Hugh Johnson ADVISORY TO PRESIDENT will be nothing between this board and the he said industrial emergency NOTE: Young Showing at 1:00 3:00 5:00 Only MAPLE POINT REE DANCING Saturday and Sunday Night Al Shephard and His "Blue ISH RY TONIGHT ROLLER SKATING EVERY NIGHT Chicken rog Leg and Steak Dinners 75c Phone 6086 for Reservations Poultry Thieves Steal More Than Robbers of Banks Poultry thieves operating in In diana steal more loot a year than bank robbers Al eeney di rector of public safety told the State Poultry Association of In diana in 16th annual annual con vention at Pursue university eeney was on the program Thursday to discuss methods of combatting this evil and he out lined steps which have been taken to the state police depart ment to fight it Among steps he said that has been taken included the Allow ing: Checking for bills of lading on poultry shipments by all bus and truck inspectors Classification of known poultry thieves or suspects by the state crime bureau including finger printing and passing of this in formation to local officers ADDITIONAL PROTECTION Tatooing of chickens and regis tration of the brands with the state police department He also pointed out that the recent change in policy in limit ing officers of the state police force to duty only In rural re glons would be a boon "in the fight against chicken thieves State ponce win not well policed cities and towns ex cept at the request of the chjf of police or mayor or on orders of the governor eeney stated McNutt Considers Mercv Pleas or Condemned Killer INDIANAPOLIS Oct (AP) rnvAmnr Paul McNutt to night had under advisement a plea by Hancock county citizens for a commutation of sentence for Edward Coffin who is under sen tence to die Tuesday in the state prison for the murder of Harold Amick Scott county deputy sheriff 209 South Street TAVERN WHERE OLD RIENDS MEET ree Dance riday Saturday and Sunday Nights Crystal Springs Beer Garden Mixed Dances Every Saturday and Sunday Evenings MUSIC BY MASSEY HIS HOOSIER NIGHT HAWKS Bring Yonr Parties and Have a Good Time OUR MLLES SOUTH LAAYETTE ON STATE ROAD 43 LUNA TODAY and TOMORROW Referendum On Corn Hog Plan To End Tonight Referendum votes taken Wed nesday night at meetings of corn hog producers in Shelby' Jackson and Perry townships showed that 75 per cent of the farmers at tending the meetings favor an AAA production control 'i program for 1935 At the Shelby township meet ing 37 voted in favor of a con trol program and nine voted against the plan At the Jack son meeting 34 voted in favor and 18 against and at the Perry meeting 34 supported the plan and 16 were against it VOTE IS SIMILAR The vote at the three meetings was similar to that polled at meetings' held Monday and Tues day nights Sixty per cent ot non contracting parties who at tended the three Wednesday night meetings voted in favor of the program The vote in Shelby township on the question of one contract per farm covering all commod ities was 30 in favor and 13 op posed Jackson 19 in favor and 33 opposed Perry 33 in favor and seven opposed The general average for the eight meetings in Tippecanoe county up to last night was 748 per cent in favor of an adjust ment program next year The final meeting in this county will be held tonight in Tippecanoe township Mnmmnth Radish Beiner Exhibitec Jerome Parker of the St Joseph Orphan home came to the Journal and Courier office last night to exhibit a mammoth white radish which had been grown on the grounds of the home The radish was well shaped i and weighed several pounds It measured ten inches long six inches through tne largest ameter and four inches through the smallest MEET YOUR RIENDS AT THE BLACK HAWK 717 Main St OR ISH RY BEEEt Sc Special Entertainment eaturing GALLION AND SONS RADIO ARTISTS TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Sunny Side Inn BERTIE AND JOHNNIEf STOUT ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY NIGHT ried Oysters With Beer 10c North en 43 BUTCH DEVAULT Prop EDMUND LOWE RUTH SITING Gloria Stuart Phil Baker Paul Luka Charter Morri Barna Karloff Graham McNmaa Alice White Victor Moore Hueh Sterling Holloway Downey Sitters and many other in AMILY TODAY and SATURDAY to give you the screen thrill of your life Go to the Game Tomorrow BUT Come to Tonight ISH LUNCH 1A WITH BEER 1UL WIMPT the Plane nnd Other Specialties TAVERN OPEN ALL NIGHT THE COLUMBIA ail COLUMBIA ST RIED OYSTER SUPPER WITH BEER 10c JOLT TALE ABOUT RANSOM MONET (Continued rom Page i) gerprint experts to combat what ever evidence district Attorney Samuel oley may oiler their fields Experts have said the writing of the ransom notes corresponds with that of the de fendant mental examina tion is to be resumed this after noon! Six psychiatrists represen tatives of New Jersey New York and the defense began yesterday NOT The carpenter from the Bronx was described as of average in telligence and normal reactions after the first session by Dr James Spradley New Jersey psychiatrist a vicious type! said Dr Spradley he certainly gave no outward indication he is trying to fake Hauptmann was named in Bos ton last night as the man who helped a man escape from the Westchester county penitentiary in New York four years ago Marshal John Murphy said James Bruce Russell a fed eral prisoner gave him the in formation Russell however de clined to go into details "If I talk abott Hauptmann and the Lindbergh Murphy quoted him as saying will be a marked man and some day will be put on the spot What ever I say about Hauptmann will hurt REBUILD GARAGE Carpenters today began to re construct garage where police found $14590 of the $50000 which Colonel Lindbergh paid for the return of his son already dead The garage had been torn board by board after some of found concealed New MAIN DOCBLE EATURE PROGRAM TODAY SATURDAY Gwahis Leader Is Honored Here A testimonial dinner Luther Snodgrass Indianapolis newlyelected Indiana district Kiwanis governor was given by the La fayette Kiwanis at a night meeting Thursday evening at the Purdue Memorial Union building Mr Snodgrass was for merly' a member of the Lafayette organization while a resident here and during that time was district secretary serving in this capacity under A Coleman of this city while Coleman was district gov ernor Mrs Snodgrass accompanr led her husband to Lafayette and other guests came from rankfort Greencastle and Crawfordsville Lieut Gov' Beardsley of rank fort was also a guest Ralph Ohaver president of the' local club was toastmaster and the program was under the direc tion of George Byers Mr Cole man discussed activities of Kiwan is stressing particularly work with underprivileged children and 4 clubs Mr Snodgrass discussed the principles of Kiwanis he recom mended more night' meet ings so that wives of members may become increasingly interest ed in the program of Kiwanis Noble Kizer athletic director and head football coach at Purdue was another popular speaker dis football pros pects A musical program uhder the direction of Carl Brown In cluded Hawaiian guitar and vocal numbers by Jack lynn a member of the club vocal solos by Mrs Clevett and Mrs loyd A Loop vocal numbers by the two women and banjo selections by Marty McLean Avalon COME OUT AND SEE LASALLE and LUCAS Most Sensational Dance Team Ever To Be Shown tn Lafayette ALSO MYRNA CELETE In Very Clever Personality Numbers THELMA Popular Blues Singer and Master of Ceremonies ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT I SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS AT THE I Wabash Inn 1 1 rankie and Don on the Guitar Art Primmer Jean LaRae Bines Singer DANCL riday Night to Gene 10 Piece Orchestra SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS nnn fl PIECE ORCHESTRA ALL STAR LOOR SHOW SATURDAY SUNDAY MARIE SUHLMAN and MARY MONAGHAN I 3 New Numbere with New Direct rom New York I Wardrobe HAROLD BROWN Master of Ceremonies and Singer from WJR Detroit 1 GCt Qqr Prices on Private Dances and Parties Phone 55519 Mile South of Lafayette on State Roi 52 HARRY HtLLHOUSE Proprietor WOODLAWN INN ISH RY RIDAY NIGHT DANCING RIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY NIGHTS Mualo riday and Saturday Nights br Johnnie Rhythm Bw Musle Sunday Night by Mawey and His Hoosier Night Hawk 8 Mlle Southeast of Lafayette on State Road 63 Johnon Mgr MONEY WASTING ORGY ASSAILED BY DEMOCRATS Ga Oct The Talmadge controlled Georgia democratic convention today crit icized some of the policies of the national administration and attempted to oust Major John Cohen as national committeeman but met an Immediate statement from Major Cohen that he would not surrender his commission Major Cohen vice chairman' of the national committee also was given the quick support of Emil Hurpa executive director of the national committee who said the Atlanta publisher would serve un til 1936 wnen me next conven tion meets The state convention made up group to Ysno dele i could be 01 All ore a rneri gates more man uau wnwu men of were named Personally by Gov ci are men 01 ernor Eugene loimaugo nuu renominated attacked certain pol icies of the national administra tion and called for a of this orgy of money spending In a resolution the convention said that Major Cohen president and editor of the Atlanta Jour nal had opposed successful candi dates in the recent primary could not work in harmony with them or their appointess and that it was important for national re covery that the state have a com mitteeman who "can and will work in with state of flcials Ryburn Clay Atlanta banker was named by the con vention as committeeman COHEN QUIT Major Cohen immediately re nlied that he had been nominated by the Georgia delegation to the i last democratic national conven tion that he had been elected by the convention to serve until 1936 and that he would not deliver his commission to partisan convention or any partisan state committee" In its platform the convention attacked the policies of the presi dent who calls Georgia his and who is scheduled to visit the Warm Springs resort next month HARRIET WOOD WEST LEBANON Oct 4 (Special) Mrs Harriet Wood 82 of West Lebanon died here at 2 this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Cecil Day Death resulted froTP pneu monia which set in aftel a fall she sustained three weeks ago Mrs Wood was born id War ren county on Dec 12 1861' the daughter of Hugh and Lavina Jones Her husband letcher Wood died in 1931 She was a member of the Christian church Surviving are five daughters Mrs Cecil Day and Mrs Ernest Watson both of Marshfield Ill Mrs Elwood Anderson of Wil liamsport Mrs Herbert Hilkey nnrl Mrs HarrvWood of Indianapolis ana one son nus sen VVOOU Ul uneral services in charge or the Rev Louis Hotaling of State Line and the Rev Moore will be conducted from the West Lebanon Christian church Satur day afternoon at 2 with burial in West Lebanon ceme tery Earl Hamilton is the fu neral director LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Wingate Man Is Embolus Victim 'Cyril Wainscott 32 of died of a cerebral embolism ri day morning at 4:45 at uie Home hospital to which iristltu tion he was brought Thursday evening after being stricken a few hours earlier Coroner A Bauer and a physician perform ed a post mortem at the hospital to determine the cause of death Wainscott born May 31 1902 at Prairie du Chien Wis was a son of rank and Appona (Popper) Wainscott and came to Wingate about six years ago He was taken violently ill Thursday afternoon while working with his father who is a fence builder and was rush ed to the local hospital His fath er and stepmother at Wingate survive and he also leaves sis ter Mrs Lucille Grodt of Mil waukee He was a member of the Odd ellow lodge at Wingate and Center Christian church armers Offer To Operate Big Grain Elevators CHICAGO Oct The armers National Grain corpor ation proposed to Joseph East man federal coordinator of rail ways today to take over all rail way owned grain elevators In the principal terminal mar kets and operate them under lease from the railway compan ies i The proposal announced by Huff president of the farmers cooperative was onereu a substitute for recent recommenda tions of A Little member of staff that railwayele vator facilities be pooled and turn ed over to a newly formed cor poration to operate on a uni form basis for reasons of econ omy Little proposes that the carriers operate their own facil ioo ttirniicrh spnarate organi zation in which operations would be pooled and stated arrangement would put the carriers into the business of commodity handling which is foreign to their purpose and not in line with the public interest' The leases proposed by the farmers corporation would insure to the railroads an income equal to taxes depreciation and a fair return on sound'' investment val Huff said witn services the leased elevators available the entire public DEATH CLAIMS riday Evening October 5 1934 committee of: which 1 1 am dlrec 1 'tor is advisory to the president in the coordination of activity The recovery board is' going to run NRA just like the administra tor' did i question policies and their developments will proceed as in the past The recovery board Is going to run NRA juat like the administrator did question of policies and their developments will proceed as ih the past The recovery board will discuss and work out the necessary administrative poli cies taking them up with the president and' putting them into effect after getting his approval It is quite possible where these 'policies affect other agen cies as for i examaple the Agri cultural Adjustment Administra tion they may be referred to the national emergency committee on chairman of the Te Constanee William and Warren covery board slta age 7 is the oldest Seeing their "brother fall in the watr the children rushed to the Pell home and their mother and grandmother hurried to the pit Mrs VanHook rowed onto the wa ter in a "boat but fell out and waded ashore without recovering the body BODY RECOVERED Mrs Pell subsequently called Hatt of Odell several miles away and he hurried to the grav el pit accompanied by the Rev Pearce and Carter Meharry of Shawnee Mound By this time the body had risen to the top of the water and Jleharry swam into the pit and recovered it Two physicians from Wingate and Odell assisted by the Rev Mr applied resuscitation measures without success Mrs VanHook was prostrated by the tragedy and it was necessary to administer medical aid The child was born on April 10 1933 The body was taken to the Pell home and funeral ser vices will be held from there probably Saturday morning 1 MAM screensho' I IW Mi A I Tlf dSi 'ira I i Ci 1.