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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
Rob Chicago Loop Hotel

Do tWIICW ITcSS
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Five bandits
invaded the Ft. Dearborn hotel in
the loop late today, commandeered a
service elevator, and used it to get
to the office, on the mezzanine floor
where they robbed the safe of $745.
They escaped by way of the elevator
and a rear exit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
UTILITY BILL
SEEKS RELIEF
FOR MILLION
Draft Completed for New
Deal, That May Prove
Boon for JobIeSS.

Continued From Page one)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
NERVOUS WOMEN
FIND RELIEF
Now They Are Praising Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound helps me wonderfully. took 1t for
nerves and 1t quieted and strengthened
me. have good natural color now and a
better appetite. Mrs. Lulu Cronin, 1888
I31st Point Place, Toledo, Ohio.
II am forty-seven years old. have been
suffering from terrible headaches and
nervousness. Lydia E. Pinkham's Ve9e-
table Compound surely is helping me-
Mrs. C. Richards, $40 Coney Island Ave-,
Brooklyn, New York.
Get bottle from your druggist today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
ALLEN H. JOHNSON,
UNDERTAKEN, is DEAD

Senior Member of Firm Is Taken
by Heart Attack at Home.
Funeral services for Allen H.
Johnson, IS, senior member of the
johnson & Montgomery Company,
Inc, funeral directors, will be held
in the funeral home at 1922 North
Meridian street at 10 Friday. Burial
will be at Burlington, Wis, Saturday.
Mr.. johnson died early Wednes-
day at his home, 5429 Carrollton
avenue, from a heart attack.
He was Royal Arch Mason and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19
Reprieve Granted Doomed Man

htpTItVt UTanttu UOUHItu MdH
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 10.
Governor Guy b. Park Wednesday
granted a reprieve until Feb. 10 to
Harry Worden, Carthage, sentenced
to die on the gallons Friday for
criminal assault on a 15-year-old
high school girl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-19

a member of the Broad Ripple Ma
sonic lodge. He was a member of
the Second Church of Christ,
Scientist.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

Last saturday morning Bin
Johnson and ! were due 10 10 fish
Ing, no about = o'clock ! stopped 70
pick him up, Mrs johnson met me
AZ the door with lunch basket
that looked a. " II wsuld hold
enough food even for Billi Hello,
dootor,' she said, vRilrs almost
ready, He's just finishing q job
for me-out In the garage, " mrhat' =
all right replied, iI'n 80 round
and hurry him up
As ! drew near the door OF the
garage ! heard the sound Of ham,
merlns, u ceased, and as ! ens
tered ! had q vision Of Young Bill
pseFIns ~ me thorugh the meshes
Of . wire window screen, hThere
{eq are, aooloFl he said solemnly,
a masau,so y a. 70 me- e. r.. ssg w W,
AGAINST that, how would yeu fselih
carefully, pretty discouraged e ]
said ain and then, in a Confidential
tone as he gathered up his hams
mer and nails. nFau know, daotaE,
never met anyone SO fussy as
motherlp I must have Looked Fath,
81 s9 9l,,,a ioF be hurried on,
screen, for Instance, II helengs IN
the kitchen window i still didnl
understand, and said 80, RilI nros
eeeded 70 explain further, nYester,
day mother and We're IN the
kitnhsn and v ny got in, One
little fin. mind Nouif hAnd luita
enough tsel" J muFmpTed, but BIZ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22
What The Doctor Says
BY DIR. 5. D. cRuMBINE, GENERAL EXECUTIVE
AMERICAN CHILD HEALTH ASSOCIATIONS

didnt notice the intewuption, "ite
was Juat making for the milk Pitch
ar" he went on, when nlother
sMatted HIM, And then she made
me take down the wiRdow sareep
and 80 over Il with magnifying
glass -almostw-to find tho hole
where no got IN, Hero X iswD
and Bill picked up u rather rusty
piece OF wire mesh which he had
evidently ripped off the frame be-
fore replacing n with new, sure
enough, there was a hole, And
just because 81 thai a few
ragged edges who're tho Wire had
BUSTED aWaywaae5 Mother has 40
have practically n new sereen, Al
because OF one solitary flyi"
But Of course II waapN all be-
cause Of one solitary fly, ! Aidp't
argue the point with BIN because
We wefe both la . hurry 10 10 Oh,
but 4 shall cartalnly compliment
Mrs johnson on her ,earaflllneas,
She knows how tmportant Y n
10 keep flies away from the kiteh,
en- and from food ip general, she
knows that the house ny hreeas
and feeds 10 filth - and thai " be
Is allowed 70 settle on food fhe
chances are that he may ieaNe be-
hind . legacy 81 typhele OF soms
other filth disease,
That Is why she u 10 careful ~
Keep her house we'll screened adj
sunlnler, and Why the aehnseN
garbage can Is Well away fgpm khe
back door, And incidentally tho
garbage can ~ fits properly and
keni on, AND both can ahd lld are
sealaea ept with hoillAs Nstaf
from TINE 70 TINS,
u v also alle reason why Mrs
johnson u Vary Aplueplaf AAeW
he atole from Which hhe bp}s AAs
food for the family, lShe Insists gu
the hasi quality az zoos that she
can afford, nf nanrAe, bh sils
also inalats Ahat tho aterelkaelleg
keep his stare As Tres ffem tlles
aa II humanity Nasalble, i hays
kneNn har 10 il'ansfer heP llsstalenp
Aae frem y lleiphy store ~ one
Mpah further AWAY 1pss kas kAe
Mrs aehnaap h alWpys fpaay, ~
Aill ealls ~, about the 4anllle food
hui especially W AuAnler, Rel
.anly aass bhs lsaap llA tlles Assay
hpl abs ppssIsplYslg asoletl'l
eheM NsIlshalsle saeg "a Ahe lep
he's, she knows hoy ApiekA
fnna pAll AetaplplAtn ~ hei AelelaT
y !, 7, 4. fNAnanls'ly ANU i'ae s'se aalSss
no nhahaAS'
A. ~ IN 49, s's'''''''''' s''''' ''''''''
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

dashing young Georgian Hables
found their share Of romance ~
America.
What q Honeymoon
But the honeymoon this re-
mantle pair has planned II such
as TO make thrones only things
Of unreailty anyway. Many and
many 4 dime that went into this
I'll al Woolw0rtht will 20 into
the so new gowns Princess Hnr~
bara has ordered from Jean Pa
tou, and al least 50 other cos
tunes are 20 be added 10 her
tFousseau from other eenturiers
The bride wore n slnply-cut
wedding gown OF ivory hntin,
with a ven ef old lace, ~ sim
knelt on the cushions beside her
bridegroom and the gem-studds
golden crown p0isea above her
blond head In tbs impressive
ceremonial OF the Russian church
at the weddings Of nobility, After
the ceremony, this Prince and
are going 10 Lake Como for their
Ice, and Blarritz, and then 10
New York,
II should be happy match,
launching the hlne bridal season
anspieiously, For with youth, and
beauty, and position, and plenty
Of those dimes, and not care IN
the world, why should not this
romance 10 on threugh perpet-
ual Junef
NEXT How twe s0une priness
threw aside their thrones foE
love,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

sheula be fvss 10 manage al her
ewn lnssms ~ AaIl herself, any
msfs than thai ihs husband shspla
manage hls ineema sniIralg 10 suit
himself n she earns mpnsg, nns
lsss the husband has ~ ahundnni
income, pagi " hers hhnnIa NJ
70 the mutual home expenses All
s s pIehlsI a a..eMsysI, depend
~ problem, namelks that ~ FeaoH.
nlxInE That lhe aim 81 marriage Il
not 70 create alInalnn vines out Of
either psFineg, but The aepelop,
inent Of each ones individuality
through mutual work. saarihopt
and .reeFenfions,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

,glhsilAs her share ~ The family
rShe'd make a sensatian In NaN
Yagk,p Mackenzie said enihusias,ir
cally, MYTH The Eieht gowns, And
she should have hHr hair anne hy
Antoine, She Was q TaTp Aually,h
Mamie turned AZ The laIni Ens,la
in,s 'sai sSai'r naifeaudW f'sMi askass is
hnrlneing 40 his feet, hnWel law,
ana mlEhi, Thought Monnle, her
heart sNelllna, he ashamed ~ ihp
Apphea phalgs, ana thEhadhage car
pei hnt anyone In The Npyla NpAla
hn proud ~ = lnothsr llNe nlas,
phalAntlg WAS mnllnl an tha Merry
hAnas Of The Ans fape, rhe p,aA
Nele hpAAlilnL AllhANHh lhny bag
Napl1n'l VI ene Mf 'ainsram, IL
pAilnp,n lhp slrl lpilsplna lnsalIl,
alsnlne y lhe nInaaahi pplep,
, w ANY, \ hAp' Aas " 'hssa sAs@ jus'
W.
hann lhey Mars .Alane lnsalhaE
Anl NE man niEnnd iAAAlA hpll
HIS lhanl ALI he faId heE
pifs nsl Nkal alf ialspi iSplnl
ighehk }9plp Ahs illlAhsa ~ hls
AapAkf ANnhEAilAn,
AAnnll hAlppl Inns ~ nm,
n1 Ynn knnN NhAl I'lf Anlil IN "
ss'i,s' n Az ka'SdSllgS 1 I'M Es AZ,
illlhll luu lhansAl A nlnr, anag \
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

zss4 n'ss Htytteg even eye be hsi a!.s h I.
Tbs Hague, he set out half way
eEegga fbs wsrls 20 seek Miss
IN Esggkek, mysterious city Of
FFfEeb IgfeschiHa, came their
n DIV fgssssmssi, Thsi wheIs
verdi lbst leyss . legeE thrilled
~ me announcement thai they
NfTs eefglgg 70 Paris % the
sffsmFHfp chlfal 20 make final or
fsHsfmfhts feT a June wedding
bfff,
HemsHee comes natural ~
kglnef Alesls ~ ~ w b'aoi'
Tee fbegaBA years $50 The feVs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

| BE eanefW &opa @ha&RA&As Az
Assis 3 prss fhst DE eeeter -
/ 'oonaultee aboH Niha& 9aezar <kAAs-
anen need. - . saAe 40 . tenn.s.gs
article. n IL not necessary - -
him every ANe anlpntns % -
taierhene or even every Aag- %Ef
] ask Nshen gov % zee htm- Ans
m.. re: y "a. point - 80 r s..s..l...'s
MAKE the best aessbinsfseS %
seerehing summer sun <slsApang
for long directly On the hpey NhR
~ a Eneat dead ~ harm. - ~ g1zf
d question whefhef On eefy Apf
days small bodies need 6pNbn<ns
at alf. But AZ so, a alappie ~ ~
the finst part ~ the znpnnang, -
A. fise 6srsers Asszae
! eannot enespspe - 1inest f'he
sunhath when the fhnrmemeter
is 10 or % degrees, nhep faas
chief business ~ 1ife - - keep
the ehiidrep as cool 80 pessiksse,
But ask the doctor sse saa' ~
rhose ehAianep ole anenxb -
run around, ~ ~ew ~ fhe bebye
neef xery Aittae flo<h3ng. Heb
eannot keep them Az the ehape
every second but at anaaaeg ane
during the antense efternpeD hes<r
u ~ better for fhem ~ be ~ 90
darkenad spiet hopse, Dop't -
them play opt % u baked sifeft
bare heads and pfhere the aopef8&s
rs het snessb - ~ ese .s e..
Afen will Eet more ~ihaGdenee~ -
the sun. These first bot days hass
the effect Of shock. The epn IKE
some snediainAs has ~ be aD~
proaheee gradually 9p smaD Nosas
20 he ~ ~ useful When skin -
conditioned - stanH fhe onslepf1bt
of rays, children may sneEe safety
stant expospte,
Md Affernoep g>aanaseas
But one rule 4 shopl9 observe
all thfoNgb the summef, &esfF
permit continued ekppspfe fbr0Neb
the hot part ~ DIE afternoon, DpF~
ing that tune they should he sqp3et,
.And most ~ thepl sh9pge eitheF be
haying maps kpp ~ fiye-roT eYHp
so 10 . more .deliee6e ebile1, ~ ~
nos aspping fAs'ang ~ bed
a word hefe a.bepf spDbpfp> 4
believe that most people kRow
nov that supbpfp ~ not ~ I've
fooled With, &ot op1y does u %ee~
troy sl<ip surface Gn6 ~ power
70 throw 9H pefsplgakt9p, bpt "
does things ~ the body, WheD y
ae1ARtp aAnopDt ~ 6lSap svtfRee ~
destroyed eyAp teplpefasj1y, u
throws 40 eEtra burden 30 other
exefetosy Organs, sometimes Flote
than they Gao take care ~, 10 -
sppbpfp slowly eRS eaFefvtlyl
kaep b,Affae tkeaAs fioseRe@
Heads ahovia be aoYefee, Make
thf little ahiidEep NAaF brtpEnee
HATS kyop esq got fhAfp feg q
aaeasl when they $40 ept ~ fbe
have haep askAs ebept ees>
liver ob ~ spMAaef, TbAS ~ epe
otheF Ah4ns the Doctor hak ~ set
tie, Tbs Spp A. eenslfefAf 4 Spb~
sfiipte, or FekheP flae pthe FRAY
about, Many AhtisFNp ere fsxee
or the 9n RhAp bot Aess AAsdp,
Bps ,otheFs eontAale n y they are
Weak, Az, er flaaAppg4shes tbs
1ittle baby TOO, AaeY ~ Raey fet
mead ~ AApendine ~ lbs eptAf4f4op,
where he lives Atse hoy hse aithf,
AL siFns faD AZ fhaf NSyes
Raatheg, Thefe SEQ he 40 bAepket
rule fAat covers every eahe,
et'kfS AslpAAafy fAeapAtpes,
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SUI nfANEed f1lplll f1lf 1lFtY<
ksl9AlRs Agbj bsfleatlnR sbitateS fpff
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AlRsshe 1QDgllllH $50 Ae9t1kS
fHDw ahola RppRp
19p RFpne3 Aei y hs'fksb
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ritery about the Tins was an lnde,
pendent klnsaom, " lnhahlta ne
80 nsf Noah, They we're q fine,
athletic, pure caucasian type,
neree IN battle, passlenalelp fond
~ music, The arisloeralle lradi'
lion N strong there,
AIexis' father was . general al
The court III the late Car, The
Mdiyanls claim, and say they
have been landed gentry with y
prlnesly tills Tor 600 years, Alsxis'
brother, Prince David, married
Mae Murray lalyeree now pend
Insl, and bis bpelhsF hersel mar'
rlsd Pala NesFl ldlYoreal and Mary
MnnarmlGk, W III three Of the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22

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sss wi wI-> ssseS| sgssIssi s' sa "ss
mhlfa they we're eth fasubs.
|9.-NN e0f n fhs senss that she
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pfegslepE seeNt - blossoms,
Papa Rsle1fs
Right Eere ~ Paris tppe face o.
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fspe esker ~sy her fsfseg, bES1fge1
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faaEe ~ hoe SsaageptfT 90 . Russian
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fhe ssfg1 ~ 1@Ee sNI Paris, 10
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CHILDREN
De Cnufious Abpzs Baky1z

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whole theory Thai HdYfrFlly, paAkrt
W and hardship hlrtnNlhfns 1er iAs
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lions, ae greatness, W. s|llil
nnYer knaN what nrn The srallaekl
possibilities IF human nalNfa lns
IN We build IN npnnalnlfl Nlfuflil. Il.
That VIII give hnih u TauIE ttatI
nes NnlllNiplli security n alsi| ,Ia
them 70 nlnn Mrir Hives aFH a.
volnn theft nhl,lus and ehafatl.A&
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500 VITICC 500
Alctcrs VAN kilOcycics
bridgeport and New Haven

5:Oo-Don Lang. True Animal
Stories.
5:15-Fred Berrens and his Or
chestra.
5:30-News flashes.
5:35-Joseph Lopez, Mem'ries of
Yesteryear.
5:45-America's Grub Street
Speaks.
6:00--Reis and Dunn, comedy
and songs.
6:15-Voice Of the Violin.
6:30-Jane Dillon "The Home
Pride Family"
6:45--Baseball scores.
G:50-News.
6:55-MusicaI Interlude.
7:00-Theo Karle. tenor.
7:15--Dlnner Music from Copley
Plaza.
7:30-To be announced.
7:45-Harry T.. Rodgers. organ.
8:00-Four Aces orchestra.
s:15-Girls' trio.
S:30-rhe Am bassa dors, male
trio.
s:45-Hughie Connor's orchestra.
9:00--swedish Singers.
9:15-Dance music.
9:45--News flashes.
9:50-Baseball scores.
0:55--Musical interlude.
10:00-The Golden Country club.
10:30-Edwin G. Hlll-News.
10:45--Columbia symphony Or
chestra.
11:15-William O'Neal. tenor;
Mark Warnow's orchestra.
11:30--Ted Lewis and his orches.
ira.
12:00-Leon Beiasco and his Or
chestra.
12:30-Don Bestor and his orches.
ira.
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Five Star Feature
Is Palace Offering

A Ave star feature, that Is the
claims that were made for when
Ladies Meet" the current attrac-
ton at the Palace, and these are
modest, here Is without doubt one
of the best pictures that has been
shown In town in some time.
A stage success and all stars in
the leading roles make for great
entertainment, there IL Ann Hard
ing, Robert Montgomery, Frank
Morgan, Myrna 10y and last Of all
Alice Brady, who combines all the
knowledge Of her years of expert
ence as one Of the greatest stars
Of the spoken stage, always recog-
nized as the leading dramatic
actress of the stage. does a right
about-face' in her screen debut and
does comedy, and she Is funnier
than Zasu Pitts or Marie Dressler,
In fact more than both of them to-
gether.
Starting Wednesday a double
feature program will be presented.
Lee Tracy, the prince Of wise
crackers will be seen as an ambu-
lance chasing lawyer. The second
feature on the bill Is Behind Jury
Doors"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-19
TESTIMONIAL FOR
JOHN SIRICA
Will Be Held at $3.50 To-
night at Red Path
Inn
THOMASTON ROAD

A testimonial dinner in honor Of
John d. Sirica, manager Of the
Lyric theater who will be married
O week from today at Our Lady Of
Lourdes church, will be held to-
night at Red Path Inn on the
Thomaston road at S:30 o'clock
with some of the clty's outstand-
Ing officials expected to be present.
Mr.. Sirica Is to be married to
Miss Sylvia Clemente Of Bank
street. Following the ceremony the
couple will honeymoon In Buffalo.
N. Y, Niagara Falls aAd Chicago,
ILL.,, where they plan to visit In the
Worlds Fair.
One Of the city's magistrates Is
expected to be toastmaster at to-
nights affair. The committee in
charge has arranged gala pro-
gram of entertainment, featuring
some Of Connecticut's leading ar
lists. Mr.. Sirica will be presented
o gift at tonight's gathering.