Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 3

THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL: FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1933. CITY MEET OF TO SPEAK ON TRIO AWARDED PAY PIIONES RE-ELECTED FAMOUS COURT dr YOUNG PEOPLE SCHOLARSHIPS ARE LOOTED I 4 Iowa College Students gpn orth League Plans t0 Sponsor Devotion- fil Service Robbers Collect Coins at Four Gasoline Stations Featuring Spectacular After-Easter Reductions on the Fashion from Sioux City Are, Honored I- Three Sioux Cityans will be among rivwj devotional service for Pay telephones in four gasoline tne 24 Iowa college students who 1 yoUnff people will be held at 4 o'clock filling stations were looted Wednes will receive Lydia C. Roberts fel day night, Tom chief of de I 111 Sunday afternoon ai me rirst jnem- lowships, worth $850 each, at Col I'A'V rniscoDal church under the Successes of the Season pnnniig IFniD(eIk i That Were Formerly Priced to $19.50 tectives, announced. ii wn umbia university, it was learned I Vrices of the City Epworth League The Standard Oil company's sta students of the school from Cedar Rapids and Grinnell onion- tf will be the first service of its tion at West Fourth and Myrtle streets, the Cities Service station at 2501 Cqrrectionville road, the. Marathon Oil company's station at Military road and Ross streets, and the kind to be conducted by the union V.

E. Feller, of Wesley Method- also are scheduled to received scholarships. The Sioux City students who will be awarded fellowships are Muial church, will lead a discussion. vr. Byron E.

Brown will play an Standard Oil company's station at Floyd avenue and Madison street were the scenes of the crimes. j. iugnes, Alfred L. Raun and William J. Van Schreeven.

i rJ.a program ana Mrs. num wun jrht wilt sing. Rev. E. N.

Tomp a Rev. A. P. Westerbersr THE pastor of Augustank Lutheran church. Rev.

A. P. Wester- kins, rastor of the First Methodist fhun wilr pronounce tne oeneaic INFLUENCES ON- CONDUCT CITED Jesse Marshall berg, was re-elected vice president of the Iowa conference of the Luth- embers WE of the committee In Evaline Smith, Ruth A eran, church at the annual state con i TAIK on the Court of International' Justice -will be given rce A.t A. 1 i Home ana School Help Mold Doris Davis and John El Be- veniioa oi me group in uiiumwn. prescott llott.

by Jesse Marshall, an attorney at Dr. P. BerselL of Ottumwa, was a meeting or members the inter Jacket frocks with capes and smart one-piece versions of the most popular styles i are all Included in these two groups. Wonderful fabrics sheers, rough crepes, light woolens and knits all beautifully made. In navy, beige, grey and other popular colors as well as prints.

Women's and misses' sizes. re-elected president. national Relations club at 8 o'clock The conference recorded its in Tuesday night in the. lecture room of tent to wage a strong fight in be the public library. Mr.

Marshall will half of retention of the eighteenth discuss the subject from the follow amendment. (LA Insists on Free Lodging; Judge Sisk Obliges organ accom Jury Ponders ing angles: First, How is it ized? second' what has it plished? and, third, what can given co-operative support? it do if jpiTQim: Klingler Fire Insurance Case Trio Must Leave A district court jury failed to 1 1 EN H- A. LETJOHN of Hubbard was arrested Wednesday havior of Children, KSCJ Speaker Asserts The home, the community and the school are the molders of behavior of all children. Miss Mary Ola McCluskey, of Morningside college, said over KSCJ, The Journal radio station, Thursday night. Speaking on Character Education, Miss McCluskey who is assistant professor of education at the college, said that other, agencies which contribute to a greater or less degree in the building of "character, are the church, industry, boys' and girls' clubs, the Tadio and motion pictures.

In concluding her talk, Miss said: "Not -only must the youth be given the definite information as to what he should do on certain occasions but he must be given inspiration that will create in him the desire to attain standards greater than those set thus far, and to City or Be Jailed 1 (DD)ait Thai Formerly Were la $19.50 reach a verdict Thursday night in the Klingler fire insurance case, It. D. Klingler, cattle buyer, plain night for double he. Insisted that -the municfpal court pay for-his hotel bill during his overnight stay. After much discussion regarding the hotel.

Judge Berry J. Sisk order Ten-day suspended sentences were meted out -to Noe, q. Sorlie and John O'Brien when they were arraigned In municipal court, Thursday, tramp ieten'ceJ were suspended, pjro- tiff in' the action, sued the Law Union and Rock Insurance company for $922.28, under a $5,000 policy, for damage done to his home, 1901 Jen FRI. and SAT. APRIL 21 22 ed Leijohn arrestea iv a- cnarge oi cation and placed in Al lntoxi nings street, by fire November 12, left Sioux City be- A hotel." xr last year.

court Thursday morning- Liel- The company contended that the Flashlight 2 Cell Complete iLW blaze was of incendiary origin and join paia lines loianng io n.iui charges. that under the terms of its policy the insurance company was not is make of himself the most' that vithin him." liable. C. M. Stilwill, attorney for Klingler, told the Jury in his argument, that unless the.

Jury found by WyC.TiU. Offers Name for Beet? Selling Places Tiger ax Pol- A ish or Cleaner APPARELH-SECOND FLOOR Certainly the wise shopper knows that now is the time to buy a spring coat when the prices have been reduced to practically half. In this, group we have stunning models of superior woolens, all expertly tailored In the beat styles of the season. In women's and misses' sizes. a preponderance of the evidence that Klingler either set the blaze or that it was started with his knowledge Bank Receiver Sues on Notesy Totaling $39,000 and at his instigation, the-Insurance Fn si 1000 She4 Roll AUTO GLASS Drive Your Car to 500 17.

7th St And Save 20 Expert Workmanship Exclusive Glass Shop Auto Glass SERVICE STATION company would be liable. point was disputed by the insurance firm, which also disputed the amount of Three suits on promissory notes FiM OMlity 8 Other Price Ranges Include have been filed in district court. damage done by the blaze. L. A.

Andrew, as receiver of the A "-MEMBER of the W. at Storm Lake has suggestefd the Mme, ''legalized hog pens," for estall lisbments that deal primarily in beer; I "A contest'to obtain a name for such establishments was suggested recent by Commissioner tThomaa It' Mcf bride In -view' of the fact that the state la 'prohibits reference to uch Dravats Currier Sons bank of Salix, SPELLING WINNERS Dresses $2.49 and $12.49 Coats $4.94. $13.93 and $22.95 has brought a suit against J. Currier on six notes for $13,655, and The Latest against Mrs. Dora C.

Zehnpf ennihg i S3 -IK I I on five notes for a total of establishments "ait bars or saloons. Linseed Oil, V2 Gal. 29c The suit against Currier alleges Yl a a Scarf Novelty that inree oc tne loans were oouimeu by him on April 3, 1930, and were Palm Olive Soap 6 bars 29 for the $hiy SAfBBtl mm s. and $7,000. The ionowmg ssep LIbiR 6 Pn tember, it is alleged, he obtained two more loans, one for $437 and one for $561.

The sixth note was for $200 6thPierce Trimble "Bldg. 2fi8 4th 4th 100 Pure Pcnn. Oil and was dated November 13, 1930, Qts. the petition alleges. A 65 Snia.

Orw PiIcm OMfMd by Maty UMlUy Otiwn e. OU of Eqwl mI Drug Stores The petition against Mrs. Zehn-pfennhig alleges that one note, for $1.309 was June 15, 1928; two of the notes, one for $5,550 and the other for $1,226 'were dated August fWhita Studloa Winifred Cheely 15-30-60 WaH Alt Margaret Rasmussen FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WJ iisite; Lamps, 4 r- 21 lfESffna two noteotfe for $1,309 TITOODBURY county's represen and one for $1,035, were dated April l. 1930. vv atives in the state and interstate spelling- contests are shown in WluU Mcrcliandlfe Lasts (Undies' the picture.

Miss Margaret Rasmus- Helen Woodward is suing Julius J. StolIS3HarrylCrSaSZy and These stunning new gay- ly patterned scarfs are much like a matt V-tie''. and can be knotted the same- way. They are the newest thing out for wear with collarless coats and spring suits. Plaicls, stripes, foulards -rand others.

-year-old pupil of Correction Riva Qg33lsky Vllle, "will-compete in the state con Sale of Mats At An After-Easter Price Stunning new spring hats In-' eluding the most becoming styles of the season, are now on sale at this low price. All colors in sizes for. miss and matron. Formerly to $5. test at Des Moines as a result of winning first place in the- county I Coty's Face Powder QQ $rlSZr I with Perfume A CS 39 OS.

OFTELIE. Mgr. Former Pastor to Speak at 406 fifth SU Sioux contest. Miss Winifred Cheely of Hornick, who won second place in Ifetjucounty event, will compete in the 1 S. A.

rB. Meet Interstate contest at Omaha. XT ints A. P. C.

50c Jer en's Lotion 29c 65c Ponds 42c 25c Kleenex J5c Kotex, Tor $1 Zontte 35c for 49 Well know: here as former pastor if VnfefeiTi of the First Unitarian church. Rev. Aspirin Tablets 100s Lovely, pan ties, steplns, bloom' ers and bandeaux of. dainty rayon of "dimple" weave, mesh and plain weave. Lusciously trimmed with lace and appliques of glove silk.

IBrlgiiteii Your IHIome NEV NECKVEAR that is just the thing to perk up your jaded frocks. Organdies, crepes, lace and other materials in and round necklines. Set 50c Alcohol 19c -1 SECOND FLOOR 35c-West's Tooth Paste, 37c A for Spring i Charles E. Snyder will address the convention of the Iowa Society, Sons of the American Revolution, tonight In the Warrior hotel. v.

The convention, wflich will open at noon today, will be addressed by rover M. Pratt of Ames, president of the state society, during a luncheon at the Warrior hotel at 12 A business meeting at 2:30 will be, followed by a trip about the city at I I New curtains and drapes will do much to add a bright $1 i "springy" atmosphere to your home and now is the time to 4 clock, when members of John Cowp. New Cotton Sport IFahrics MAT LE KAY, THE NEWJSUMMER SUITING that is one of the outstanding new fabrics. Ithas a pique weave and comes in solid colors of beige, green, white, blue and tangerine QQ '36 Inches wide, yard OtL EMBROIDERED LINENE and. eyelet llnene for dainty summer frocks.

It is a favorite for the new season in Agarex buy them. Pelletier's prices on A Sal plUs -6c are the 55cHnkles beautiful curtains 11 i u8t, Marshal chapter will act as escorts for out-of-town delegates. The' evening sessions, which will begin with a dinner at, o'clock, will close the convention. lowest in years. JjSupPOsWo II If I ik maltose ii ii 49c white, maize, pink and blue.

36 inches wide, yard MARQUISETTE PANELS of ecru that are unusual values at this price. Some tailored hems and others with fringed ends. 24 yards long. Mlnr, on 'C PRISCILLA RUFFLED CURTAINS of rose, gold, blue and vory with three-inch ruffles. Just the thing to freshen your bdrooihs," -2 yards long.

Palrl 'i 88c I jl Ovaltine CORDED LINENE for tailored sport frocks for hot Each' weather wear. A stunning new weave that is especial 1 JU ly attractive In white, pink, blue and peach. 36 Inches wide, yard Many Ready to, Plug Leaks Kennett, Mo. (5Three- companies of national and 250 vitally interested, citizens, "are ready to repel any invasion "of the levee by the St. Francis-river armed with sandbags and other material to plug leaks or "sand hoils.

Reports from i indicated the river-was receding there while noanoDnan COTTAGE SETS in dainty colors and the thing for -kitchens' and 'bathrooms. Of fine quality and will launder so they i will always re tain their Pair 94c PART LINEN CRETONNEES in handsome floral patterns and conventional designs. Every color suitable for every type of interior. Specially priced, yard 23 Floor Wax, A CORDIAL WELCOME TO VISITING ROTARIANS 42c lb. Dribrite, i FIFTH FLOOR quarts $1.19 FOEE A JIG SAW.

PUZZLE -With a Tube KLEXZD SHAVING CREAM at 25c Dic-a-loo, large 33o Stag Shavinjc Cream 65c Barbasol 49c 35o Williams' Shav. Crm. 29 10 Royal Rlades 50c ntch's Shav. Cream SOc Gillette Blades 25c Sponges off Electrical Sale off onions St. Francis, 20 miles to the north, reported "the drest approaching Dunklin county.

Many farmers; in bottom lands removed stock as a precaution although none to move their families'- as homes- generally are erected higher' ground. sV'- 79c Mlrrolac Polish, nances quarts IFiPODcIks AU $1.50 $19914 Rent Judgment Is Awarded by Court A judgement of 11,914 for rent has been, awarded In district court to Henry- C' Kuhlmann against H. a Lb. Parker Guaranteed Electric Irons Chrome Finish Sandwich Toaster Fine Hot Plates -Good Size Waffle Irons 29 Pens and Epsom Pinknam 8 Compound C9c 12c A sale of the most needed electrical A OMO DRESS SHIELDS of feather weight nainsook and filmy rubber. In regular or crescent shapes.

Regular 25c values, pair. ABSORBENT DISH CLOTHS of long staple cotton in waffle weave. White with, striped borders. 12x15-Inch size. Regular 10c values, 6 fof 23e SEW-ON SUPPORTERS, 'nine Inches 2 pairs for 25c SAMPLE LINE BUTTONS in fancy shades and sizes.

Formerly to now 3 cards for XOc WHITE PEARL BUTTONS, all sixes 3 cards-for 10e M1LO -SANITARY NAPKINS, 12 in a box, box 12c FHfcST FLOOR appliances, each one at a price you'll be glad to pay. For Friday and Saturday only. i 'FIFTH FLOOR nDODDDnon Special Preview of Thrill Film at the Capitol 1 )ainty voile and quality print house frocks in adorable styles for wear now or for this "summer. 'y Trimmed with pr- I gandy. sashes, bows, buttons and other smart details.

In a rainbow of varied col LAWN 2a FJewEBondoir ILamps Cigarettes 17 Camels, Cbekter fields. Old Golds, Lnrky strikes. Car. of CI QQ ri 200 dlD PREHISTORIC APE, more than SO times aslarge as the VARN1SU BRUSH With Pint LINOLEUM VARNISH at SEEDS Bll' lfc. ttfe -lTkItt Clover, lb.

Bye, lbV le $eco and Tlgoro, all size packages. il-oz. Edgewortk EdgMTort for 8e ors, sizes i io--4. H-oz. Hlh Plane oi.

DUl's Best ISe THIRD FLOOR New imported lamps with hand decorated shades to match, just jas pictured. With yellow, rose or white base. 1A. wonderful bridge prize gif THIRD FLOOR present day gorilla, is the. central figure in King Kong, new 'thrill film that wint bt ishpwna atKa -special preview at the Capitol theater Saturday night Persons attending the 9 o'clock performance wjll, be permitted to witness the preview free of charge.

Monsters such as the dinosaur and bronotosaurus come' to life in the picture, addition to its historical interest also has such humans as Fay Wray. Bruce Cabot and Robert Armstrong. -i Written by Edgar Wallace, King Kong is one of the foremost horror pictures now being shown. Yotf can rely on tfc efficacy and safety of the Drug we offer What we offer must have basic qualities for its claims, must render correctlva or constructive serrlce. A.J ii A.

L. J. RYAN, Receiver JL KTAN, Receiver.