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13 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1929. zz 1 ES TO COURT tuning in 1 MYSTERY VEILS JUSTICE WARNS OFFICERS HERE Nw Pastor iot Church Here Hopes to Abondon Long Name fjSTEAD ALTAR STABBING CASE Paris Is to Have Bigger Auto Busses Paris. P) Bigger and better aut busses are coming for the harassed Parisian who longs for the good old days when progress hadn't brought traffic congestions. One hundred low hung busses, rolling quietly on pneumatic tires, with the body so arranged that 4: passengers can be tucked In wheie only 3S now can ride, are being built. Express bus service, on the pay-as-vou-enter plan, with the chauffeur a.

one-man crew, is to reestablished. KSCJ The Sioux City Journal. 1.000 WATTS plan of tho Interior department to completely reorganize the Indian bureau and that all the administrative officers of the bureau would retire or be transferred. Secretary Wilbur said that he had a high regard for Mr. Merritfs grasp of Indian problems and that his transfer to the budget department would enable him to be of great service in reorganizing Indian affairs.

Mr. Merritt, who came to the Indian bureau as a clerk in 1906, is a native of. Fayettevllle, Ark. Whisky Bottle Used to Chart Currents But the Secret of His True Identity Precedes Him. i irnu i Length 235.4 Meter or 3.S30 Kilocycles i authorized by the Federal Radio Commluion Detective Chief Declines to Discuss Details of Affair.

th Pound Over $5,000 Bond on Robbery, Charge. Judge Sisk Cautions Police About Contempt of Court. Tnire officers mav lind them- Daily Schedule, air: 7 a. rtn to 1 p. m.

to 9 p. m. Oa the p. m. tried several years ago with a 1- 1 1 it It selves in mtir um jm.

tutf, rriinfh ip. a $5,000 bond -foe?) jail at Fremont un- robbing Edward Ku-1 In wit 'OU U.e laie, unlink Refusal of city detectives to reveal facts In the case has thrown an air of mystery about the stabbing affray ttLLH lilCll Uivp ata fused to recognize the ttme saving a change of venue cases to Justice of London. (P) Nearly 600 whisky valuable and hooted the empty busses. Peace Berry J. Sisk's court.

bottles are thrown overboard daily w.ioWlrrk. of S2S0 last Fri-. 3f The justice has issued an ulti- Mornings. 7 a. m.

to 1 p. Central Standard Time Announcements, Weather Reports. Road Condition. News Events. Record Programs.

Poultry and Live Stock Talks. General Information, tc. Cookery Menus, Marketing Tips, by Faye Woods. r. Thomas, 2.

years s. rr matum that hereafter the arresting i officers will be formally subpenaed youth, Monday had; CiCtiX In every change of venue case and If they fail to answer they will be held i iin-iajre blasted. c-uilty to the robbery. :r.i over to district in the month. aypacinc in contempt of court just as any oth Journal Ad-o-graro 7:39 a.

in p. m. 8 p. Dally Except Sunday WHEN Rev. A.

B. Swertr, associate pastor of the Kountze Memorial Lutheran church of Omaha, becomes pastor of Trinity Lutheran church here he hopes to leave his real name behind him. The pastor's real name, however, has proceeded him here and, if persons must know, it's Schwerdtfeger. Newspaper men hope the pastor will succeed in his intention of forgetting the name when he comes to Sioux City. Rev.

Mr. Swertz explained that in college everyone called him Swertz, and that, growing weary of the burden of the longer name, he shortened it some time ago to the name he had been given in college. "My long name is going to stay behind," he said. "In Sioux City my name is going to be Swertz." er person. tor by British ships sailing the seven seas.

The practice has nothing to do with liquor, and the contents of the bottles are the driest things imaginable. In each is a small paper Issued by the meteorological office of the British air ministry. The finder is not rewarded, but if he forwards the contents of the bottle to London his postage is refunded. And many of the papers come back, for the objective is purely scientific, to chart the courses of ocean currents. Each paper records the Changes of venue from police court always have been a trouble Vr.c ft I was arresieu if had planned on Monday to Miss Lois 4 Isabella street, pret-.

college graduate had been keeping some matter to justices of peace in Sioux -City. It ia seldom that a po lice officer bothers about going over I 1 to testify and the usual procedure is to let the cases pile up in the justice Markets. Furnished by Market News Service, United States Department of Agriculture Joseph D. Hale, local representative and broadcast direct from the toqk yards. 7:05 a.

Estimated receipts from seven live stock markers. 8:45 a. m. Estimated receipts opening live stock and eastern dressed meat trade. 9:45 m.

Early live stock trade. 10:45 a. Mldsession live atock trade. 12:15 p. m.

Late live atock: trade and advance estimates. p. m. Final live stock trade summary from studio. courts when 50 or 60 cases may be iiumissed at one time for lack of! position of the vessel from which the that they had piMinfr plans, but definite date had on the ar-h said that she bottle is cast into the waves.

prosecution. Rev. A. B. Swertr.

Justice Sisk dismissed a vagrancy r.ise airainst' Louis Flenker, 1217; TO BUILD NEW LEGION MEETING IS RAIDED Fourth street, for lack of prosecu-j tion when' trie officers failed to an-i pead. "That's the last time such a thing! is going to happen in my LABOR TEMPLE BY OFFICERS Windsor, Ont. (JP) A hotel din Justice Sisk declared. "It the -AouUl be acquitted. ested at Council iy morning a few Ut' in a hotel in held up by a lone from the "hotel of tp arrest Thomas rir belonging to Miss, 'j-Lt.

The suspect was tified by the hotel i. to Council Bluffs to Paul Whlteman cers haven't got a case they should ONE FARM HAS 50,000 SWINE California Ranch Turns Out 7 Million Pounds of Hogs Yearly. ing room here in which the Border Cities post of the American legion Union to Erect $75,000 notify the court. They, however. rlnmfcl shouldn't place criminal charges TO I tl Oil Columbia against persons when they haven't network COast-iO-COSSt a usual procedure in police 8 :00 tO 9 :00 P.

M. YOUr time court hen raiding a place is to ar-j Tonight, a touch of your radio dial was holding a dinner to commemorate entry of America into the world war and to adopt a memorial of grief at the recent death of Marshal Fer Ive.v Afternoons. Musical, Varied, Style Talks. Beauty Talks, Home Hints, by Faye Woods, at 8:30 to 3:45. Woods, 4:40 to 4:50.

Children. Talks for Parents by Faye Talkie Novelties from the Capitol Theater Tuesdays and Fridays, 3 to 4 p. m. Dinner Programs. 6:30 to 7:30 P.

M. Monday Lee Herzoff and Gang. Tueaday Frances Fribourg and Little Symphony. Wednesday Varied. Thursday Pipe Organ, Bertha Kleclc-ner, Sioux City Music School.

Friday Hazel Johnson, and Miller Sisters. Saturday The. Singing Creoles and varied. Structure Site Not Yet Selected. Raymond Marine.

in which Raymond Marine, 2J years" old, was seriously wounded Saturday night. Marine, who is at St. Vincent's hospital, is suffering from a deep wound in his chest near his heart, a five-inch wound on the right side of his chest, a seven-inch gash across his face and a deep cut across his abdomen. lie is weak from shock and loss of blood. Hospital dinand Foch, was raided by provln- rest everyone present.

men iney clal police Sunday night and its com Definite decision that Sioux City i-rs said that Thom-. nowledge of the hold- although the stolen i i in the car. Waiv- mander saved from arrest only by; will have a new 75,000 Labor tern the act of a Oanadian legion officer Los Angeles. (JP) Pigs may be file resorting or vagrancy charges against the prisoners although they have no further evidence than that the persons happened to be present when the raid was made. rill bring yon the matchleaa damea mnaic of the "King of Jazz9 aad hi world-renowned orchestra.

Courtesy of Old Gold GcABjrrrES Sot conch in a carload." pie was made at a meetjng of the pigs, but they don't all live alike who volunteered to face a charge of illegal possession of liquor in his he was taken to Sioux City organized labor union Saturday to face trial. stead. There Is one family of pigs in southern California that has a $1,750,000 Site for the new structure has not been selected. Further plans will be More than 100 members and guests home and country place, including a private railroad, sanitarium and i COM Helioplanc" Built to Fly Like Stvallow can (JP) A vhosr inventor claims it will of the American legion post were in the room when six policemen entered and announced IT. J.

Bohlme, commander of the post, was to be arrested for being in possession of liq some S50 man servantsT) CIGARETTES Tractor Used at Funeral. Auburn, Me. (JP) A 10-ton tractor was the unusual conveyance used to transport the minister, singers, pallbearers and mourners two miles to the house of Albert Garvelon in South Auburn for funeral services. Frost coming out of the ground made the road from the main high It Is a very large family more than 50,000 and it must be figured uor, "not in a dwelling." Lye present airplane speeds, has Edward Bethel, secretary of post No. 14, Canadian legion, stepped for made at a meeting to be held in the near future.

Election of C. H. Martin as treasurer and a board of trustees also took place at the meeting. The new trustees are: R. Allen, A.

Peterson, J. D. Griffin. Sam Dunn and R. Rob-Ison.

It also was decided that the union would meet on the first Monday in each month. Money to finance the new temple will be raised by eelling small bonds to members of tho union. C. Cooper, of Des Moines, explained the plans used in the construction of the new-labor temple at Des Moines. Evening Programs.

Facial Calisthenics 7 p. m. "Tour Daily Dozen" Smiles It" with Molly and Ben, 7:30. Ad-o-gram Iloar. 8 to 9, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

Thursday, Saturday. Friday, p. m. Monday. 8 to 11 Journal Joy Boys, Singing Creoles.

Banjokes and others. Tuesday, 8 to 9 Hazel Johnson and MiUer Sisters. Wednesday. 8 to 10:30 France Fribourg and Bertha Reese, 8 to dance program from the Roof Garden. 9 to 10:30.

Thursday, 8 to 9 Rule and Haggard, and varied. Saturday Dance program from the P.igadon. In round numbers, for the size changes every day. There is not a day in the year when a new brood Is i A. L.

liackcnberger, of i -craft, uencr.ed to operate on i principle of flight employed by a ward, however. "I'll take the rap instead," he said. not born. attendants, early this morning, said his condition was still serious. i Although detectives have arrested Pat Gorman, 1114 Vest Second street, in connection with the case, they declined to reveal what that connection was.

From an outside source it was learned that Marine had named Gorman as his assailant. Gorman Is said to have admitted quarreling with Marine, but to have denied the stabbing. Fight Over Girl, Report. Rivalry for the favor of a girl was reported to have been tho cause for the quarrel. Chief of Detectives Maurice Farley denied knowledge of any girl involved in the case, but it was learned that Detectives Tom Green-sand Claude Bledsoe had questioned Lois Bishop, 917 Sixth street, and that she had made a statement After a short conference the offi The pig family Is on what is said kn Mea many years old.

In test cer agreed to that arrangement. to be the largest hog ranch in the world. It is operated at Fontana, 50 V.s Ilnckc-nV-rger hopes to dem-strate th machine's ability to tike way impassable except by horse drawn vehicles or tractors. A remarkable invention, enabling beam radio stations to use telephony and telegraphy simultaneously in almost complete secrecy, was recent-lv successfully tested in London. miles east of Los Angeles, by the TWO BROTHERS Stomach Ulcers Von's Famous Pink Tablets A typical case Is Mr.

R. S. Alexander, who said on Jan. 17. want to say that your medicine wonderful, it baa been worth II tablet to me.

Before began taking the tablets. 1 had to take eoda every few minutes, end 1 was In constant pain, could not eat anything without It hurting me. After the flret bottle. I eat anything that 1 want, and as ranch aa want 1 wouldn't be without the tablets for anything. had clear tn my stomach, and bad been sick for years, weighed lit pounds when I be- ar.d lari'1 without runways, i i Fontana Farms company.

The an orthodox airplane designs, of nual pork output exceeds 7,000,000 H. T. Woodward is president the Sioux City union. HELD ON LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION Keokuk, Ia. (JP) Chief of Police :cplar.e's top surface resembles -o bfart.

measuring 14 feet from vit'LT tip. and 18 feet from ft nil! be propelled by pounds a year on the hoof. All of it is sold on the Los Angeles market. As pigs go, this is a blue blooded Sunday Schedule. 10:30 a.

m. Church services 8 to 9 p. hi. Church Services Studio. 2 to 2:30 p.

m. -Sermon In German by Dr. G. M. Ruff.

2:30 to 3:30 Journal Symphony. 1:30 to 4 engines of French! H. C. Robertson late Monday filed family. It Is made up almost entirely of red iDurocs, tracing ancestry to three state informations against Fred and John Moore, brothers, arrested the famous grand champion boar g.rJ'.'Ia shaped cockpit Is con- regarding the trouble.

The state kci-i under the top wing for pilot ment was withheld from reporters. here Sunday morning with a cargo STORK HOVERING OVER THE HOME OF MUSSOLINI Rome. (JP) Premier Mussolini is soon to have a fifth addition to his family, the newspaper Resto Del Carllno of Bologna stated. once owned by Mrs. Anita Baldwin.

Fed With Power Scoop. pas.spr.trf of 73 gallons of whisky. Police offi TUESDAY PROGRAMS. i pin taking the tablets, now I welgH i 1 it pounds. Signed, R.

a. Alexander. i Ajiiarlllo. Tex. Write 'or particulars of this famous treatment to the Wallace 'Drug 532 Keeline Omaha, Neb.

cials say intercessions had been made Dinner time is the big time In pig on behalf of the men by riolice- of life. That's why this pig family has a private railroad. It is a dining car The fight in which Marine was wounded took place in front of the home of Back Tarry, 1214 Sixth street. Terry, a fish peddler, is Marine's employer. Unless Marine files charges against Gorman there will be no Qulncy, 111.

line exclusively. A tralnload of fresh The informations included charges The duce's fourth child was born of transporting liquor and assault garbage leaves Los Angeles dally, 11 "Iien oppreased with backache ud rheumatic stiffness; when irri itionsof the kidneys, and bladder rregularities; annoy and impair loss of sleep nd a 'too-tired" worn out feeling, take in September, 1927, and named Romano, or "the Roman." Signora to 14 cars in the train some 340 with Intent to kill. A charge of car tons of feed. The Essential of Beauty Mussolini is expecting her fifth child WEAF, Xew Tork, (454.3-660). 5:30 Mechanics ef mirth Aleo WOT, WTAM.

WWJ. WLS. 6:00 Hal Kemp's orchestra, Landt I trio Also WKY. 7:00 Orchestra and Cavaliers, Sascha Fidelman, violiniat ALSO WTAM, WWJ. KYW.

KSD. WOC, WOW. WDAF, WFAA, KOA. WKY, KSTP. I 8:00 Eveniing in Paris Also WGY, i WWJ, WON.

KSD. WOC, WOW, WDAF. 8:30 Gus and Louis isd WOT, WWJ. KSD. WOC.

WOW. WDAR. Half hour with the senate Also iWOY. KYW, KSD, WOC, WOW, WTMJ, IWIOD. WHAS.

WMC, KVOO, WFAA, i WOAI. KTW. rying concealed weapons also was filed against John Moore. T. no swine are assembled In con prosecution in the case, detectives said.

However, Gorman will be held in jail'untll it is known if Marine Is shortly, the newspaper declared. crete feeding pens. Strung out along Sunday, an charging JThe duce'A family is now composed both sides of switch tracks. Clam of a daughter Edda. aged 23, and possession of liquor was filed to hold the men, who were captured after a three sons, Bruno, 15, Vlttorio, 11, shell dredge motors push each loaded steel gondola down the spur and struggle with two police officers wl)p and the baby Romano.

the clam shell scoop deposits garbage charged that John Moore drew a dear louihftil JSFsin USE Cntlcnra Soap daily to thoroughly cleanse the skin and kep it in a fresh, healthy condition. Assist with Cuticnra Ointment to soothe and hex! any irritations. The fi-orite method of caring for the skin for the past fifty years. In the pens as It passes. pistol.

Signs Gas Tax Diuretic Men anil women everywhere un aad recommend them Rigorous sanitary measures are In force, and the mortality rate at the Albany, N. Y. (JP) Gov. Roose 10:00 Vincent Lopez duua Hour Also WWJ. KSD.

WOC. WDAF- Chicago Studio. S. B. C.

10:00 Smile Girl WLS. KSD, WOC, WDAF. KSTP. KOA, KVOO. velt has signed the bill passed by huge Fontana ranch is lower than the legislature just before adjourn Satlwfaetion Guaranteed Sold tttryieherm that of efficient hog farms In OFFICIAL OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS IS TRANSFERRED ment, providing fqr a 2-cent a gal the corn belt.

During early life Ion tax on automobile fuel. The tax when pigs make the greatest gains Soap 25c Ointment 25c and 50c Talcum 25c Sample each free. AJJrta: "Codcura," Dept. 2S, Maldea, Mass, to recover. Mystery also surrounds the stabbing of Alvin Molden, 1001 Eighth street, who was taken to St.

Vincent's hospital Saturday night with a knife wound across his forehead. Molden Leaves Hospital. The incidents surrounding the stabbing of Molden could not be learned. He was delirious when he was taken to the hospital. Molden's wound was not of a serious nature, however, and he was released from the hospital Sunday.

Ray Talbott, Sioux City police character, was arrested at his home, 10081-4 Fourth street, and lodged in jail for investigation. Whether or not he was picked up In connection with either of the stabbing cases. Chief Farley would not say. the garbage ration Is supplemented will become effective May 1. It applies only to vehicles utilizing the Cvtteura Slue-vlttg Stick Sde.

by grain and alfalfa. The ranch com Washington. (JP) E. B. Merritt, WARNING highways.

prises 2,000 acres. who has been assistant commissioner of Indian affairs since 1913, has i WGN-WL1B. Chicago, (416.4-710). 6:00 Circus. Nlghthawks, ensemble: 7:00.

Ra-Idio floorwalker: 8:00. WEAF program i J0 8:30. Orchestra; 9:00. Great 1 Moments in Operas: 9:30. Musical 10:00.

Features, popular (24 hrs.) I AVLW. Cincinrati. (428.S-700. 6:45, program (2t 9:30, Radioet. hour from WJZ; 11:00, Dance, Jack and Gere lhr.) WCCO.

Jlinneapolls-St. Paul, (370.2-iS10. 6:00, Olsen ensemble: 7:00, WOR programs (I hr.l; 8:00. Howard Me-I laney. radioet; 9:00, WOR programs (1 hr.) 10:05, Emmet Long' orchestra.

All Pigs Inoculated. Ilf gpv -hnue to house" agenti f'aimlnir to lie employed bv me been relieved of the duties of that of AH hogs are vaccinated agalns I'iooM attpmpl with snme scheme flee and transferred to the budget In sp II for nhotofraftho. cholera, first at weaning and then at department of Indian affairs. 3 months of age. A special hospital Irlrtsc rati Martin Youna iKrc.

Tounehrre Studio. il 4th St. Secretary Wilbur said that Mr. unit is maintained with a fully equipped laboratory under direction Merritt had been relieved of his du ties as assistant commissioner of In I of a veterinarian, Dr. C.

P. Guysel SI. dian affairs, because it was the man. tomach Troubles JMgnt mousana brood sows are EDNESDAY PROGRAMS. (By the Associated Press.

WE1F, New York, (454.8-860). 3:00 Pacific Vagabonds hour Also WHO. WOW. WTAM. 6:30 Concert orchestra Also WGT, WTAM.

WHAS. WMC. WSB. maintained. At farrowing time each EAD COLDS one is placed In a separate house Headache and Dizziness Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils.

7:00 Serenaders orchestra Also KSjD, WWJ. WOC. WOW, WDAF. 7:30 Happy Bakers; Dick Rogers. -1 i 1.

i- 1 guest I 'MIIcJ l.Il is SICK. VOU voor- WOC. WWJ, WOAI, A PO Rud j. -1 Ot I Million Jar lAerf Yrly 8:00 to Old Gold Paul Whlteman iooa. you lose strength, get with concrete floor and ventilated roof.

The clean shavings used for the sow beds are renewed every day. In a double row, these 'plg bungalows" extend more than a mile. The little pigs stay In the farrowing house until a month old. Then six sows with their offsprings are put in weaning pens at a time, where they stay until the pigs are ready for fattening. Each fattening pen contains 125 shoats.

The clam shell dining car railway special feeds them. vous ar.j feel as tired when you MORE LATITUDE FOR GIRLS IN 1929 COURT FROCKS London. (JP) Court dressmakers are supplying curls with the dresses to be worn by society debutantes at the May Shingled hair now Is considered slightly out of fashion and Miss 1929 who cannot coax a growth of curls at the back of her head before May 9, the date of the first court, will buy an emergency cluster from her favorite dressmaker. Dresses, too, will be more elaborate than during the past few seasons. The queen has set the seal of her ap up as unea you went to bed.

10 Tn1 RHEUMATISM WILL DISAPPEAR health and activity many thou- 5 V. no sutTerpfl vrai Hn hour. 8 00 Shavers Also WTAM. WWJ, WON. KSD.

WOC, WOW. WDAF, KSTP, WTMJ, WHAS, WSM. WMC, WSB, WBAP. WAAL KVOO, KPRC, KOA. 8:30 Olive Palmer Revelers Also WGY.

WTAM. WWJ. WGN. KSD. WOC.

WOW, WDAF, KSTP, WTMJ. WHAS, WPM. WMC. WSB, KVOO, WFAA, KPRC. WOAI.

9:30 Gold' orchestra Also ViGY, WTAM. WWJ. WOC, WOW. WHAS. WSM.

WMC. WSB. WFAA. WAAL KPRC. KSTP.

WKY, KYW. KSD. 10:00 Rudy Vallee's dance orchestra, hour Also WDAF. WKY. KSD.

WWJ. At regular intervals the growing Jennings, of 122 W. Junction City, says: 'ef y. nrs of stomach trouble, I would never get well. Tan- hogs are moved forward Into the next pens and when they reach the end of the line they emerge as first Cf rt a 1 -no medicine, druga or dieting.

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Chicago (416.4-7S0). Ouin: Nlghthawks: Ensemble; 7:90. Ra proval on three lovely designs to be used as guides for debutantes and matrons who will make their curtsey before her this year. Skirts, in accordance with the latest fashion, are longer and show an uneven hemline, and bodices have the slight sleeve effect which court reg dio Floorwalker: 8:00. WEAF programs Arbitration Treaty rressure, Constipation, Nervous Pros-' (1H hour: 9:30.

musical program; 10-nn. features: popular 2Vi hours). WLW. Cincinnati (428.3-700). 6:30.

Aw 1 tVbd UJC tlrate digestive: troubles t'-'-S pains in the stomach It restores appetite, r.d.-.ound sleep. Signed with Uncle Sam Feature Presentation: 7:80. WJZ pro- irams hour 8:00. Franklin Ensem Luxemburg. (JP) The foreign minister and Secretary Edward L.

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Write today for FREE Trial offer and descriptive literature. Radium Appliance 2S0 Bradbury Los Calif. Advertisement. Reed, of the American legation, Monday signed a treaty of arbitra The cost is less than a Get a bottle from 'ru-it today. Your money it doesn't help tion and conciliation between the Grand Duchy and the United States.

ulations demand. There is ample latitude allowed, however, for originality in details. Satin mousseline and the softest of ring velvets are the favored choice of the dressmakers for court govrns this year. Chiffon still reigns as the popular fabrics with debutantes. Points that should be noted by ev- ble; 8:30.

WJZ nour; rinmorea band: 10:00, dance: organ hoursl. WCCO. Mlnneapolie 6:00. Minneapolle Civic association; 7:00, WOR program (I hour); 8:00. quartet: WOR programs (1J4 hours); 10:65.

The Admiral; 10:30. dance and organ hour. Wide Fields Sought New safe sure way of Science ends Corn i.iu, inn 'vi; erv debutante when choosing her million bottles used 1 pain instantly! presentation dress follow. They are based on the court regulations issued by the lord chamberlain. 1.

Skirts are longer and should reach at least to the center of the calf. This effect may be obtained. 4- its but not forgotten however, by draperies and other Of VOID iir.L-h or Dr hive" UGLY PIMPLES ill not embarrass if you get a Olive Tablets. begin to clear after the tablets a few HO RISK OF ACID BUR TO THE TOES a biood. bowels and liv-.

i vards" Olive Tablets, s'ibstitute for calomel; by Wellesley Grads (JP) Of the class of 1928 which left Wellesley college last June, 30 per cent have found niches 1n the world, the personnel bureau reports. A decided wane in the popularity of teaching, in this group at least, was shown by the fact that only 80 per cent of those employed are teaching. Duties now being performed by the class of 1928 include social work, library work, secretarial and clerical work, advertising, editorial employment, service as technician and department store work. Graduate study has ruled a great number of graduates. Here and abroad, at Oxford, the Sorbonne, the University of Florence, they are pursuing subjects from nursing to 'law and philosophy.

Theaters to Become Garages. Vienna. (if) Two of the largest theaters in Vienna, the Wiener Buh-ne and the Roland theater, are to be converted Into garages. Hard times for his master has put a Journal Lost and Found ad on his trail to find him. It's the one sure way of telling the persons who lost articles about your loss because the eyes that find lost articles are the eyes that read the Lost and Found columns that's why thousands of Sioux City people depend on The Journal Lost ads to recover their articles.

Phone your lost ad now to iss or pain after tak-1 ffioDinms tricks of the dressmaker's art. 2. Trains must be not longer than 18 inches from the heel when the wearer Is standing. t. The headdress must consist of three plumes, arranged with the center feather slightly higher than the others.

4. Bouquets must not be too scented. Highly fragrant flowers become overpowering when multiplied by thousands in the warm throne room. 5. Fans must not be too large.

Increasing numbers of presentations annually have resulted in more and more crowded rooms where it is almost impossible unfurl a very large fan. Faces Statutory Charge. Olive Tablets do that -1 and just as ef-t their action is gentle of sever and irri- 4VtV Sc'V "S- cr.e 'a a i ty.i takes Olive Tablets is with a "dark brown i'd breath, a dull, listless. Melius- rnnntlnattnn tnrC burn. Dr.

Scholl's Zino-pads won't harm the tenderest skin. Small, thin, dainty, cushioning, guaranteed, safe and sure. Won't came off in bath. Doctors recommend hem. At all drug, shoe and dept.

stores 35 cents. llv SS992 er. tai disposition or pimply fl 1 The very moment you apply Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads, corn pain stops. You never tried anything so quick-acting, so soothing and healing.

Zino-psds remove the cause of corns friction and pressure of shoes and relievo and heal tho only cientific way to treat corns. No danger this way as with cutting your corns, or using harsh liquids or caustic plasters that expose the toes to acid Harvey Andrews, a farm of UVh Jnd mlxed with olive oil; ")ra by their olive Color. forced suspension of operations Just Say "Charge It" Correctionville. wanted, on a statutory has been returned pUy houses. SDent.vars Hrnoti" DzScholl's 'icted with liver and how- to Correctionville by Sheriff Earl On of the four most serviceable Graughenbaugh.

of Centerville, Ia B'7" nu unve raDiets are Andrews was arrested near Anthon. ItlO'HsluS See how much units in a western automobile laundry Is a motor driven revolving brush that cleans the tops of the cars as they pass along the moving runway. 30c by Ed Petty, jailer at the coun icoi and look. 15c, Put one on the pain gontl.