The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 30

I Thursday, May 18, THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE THIRTY AUTOMOBILES. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES Trucks, Tractors and to how a very slight gain of revenue while western roads con TraiitTTT; I 1936 Ford Vi ton panel I grocery delivery. 1936 Reo ij long w. dual tires. excfiW dition.

Reo-Nash. 240 W. Wooj The Decatur Review Evening and Sunday DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC Entered Decatur, as 2nd Class XfotfA Tho Accnriatpri Press is exclusively entitled to all news not otherwise credited. RATES BY U.

S. MAIL In Illinois Out of Illinois Daily and Sunday. Tires and Auto Accessories G. St H. MOTOR SUPPLY.

Nw I dios, used tires. Pay $1.00 WJT ly. 618 E. Eldorado. 2-4122.

Motorcycles Bicycles LADY'S bicycle. Excelsior, coitija new. Built-in features. Must iuT! appreciate. 1137 N.

Main b0' 6 p. m. 1 Yr. $6.00 1 Yr. $8.08 6 Mo.

3.00 6 Mo. 4.25 Mo 1.50 3 Mo. 2.25 1 Mo. .55 1 Mo. .7 1 Wk.

.15 1 Wk. JO Sunday Only 1 Yr. $4.00 1 Yr. $5.00 man House. Nixon went back on the Decatur extra board.

J. J. Smart, a laborer employed at the Wabash locomotive shops since October, 1923, has retired on pension. He is nearly 78 years of age and has been off duty on account of poor health since February. The May safety meeting of the Decatur division of the Wabash held in the mechanical office building Wednesday night was well attended, it being estimated that 175 were present.

First prize for attendance went to the veteran agent, H. J. Schwarz of Blue Mound. Pete Fightmaster, second trick dispatcher for the Wabash north end. has started on a vacation of three weeks and Bill Nettleship.

extra dispatcher, is filling the vacancy. Fightmaster plans to put in most of his time sightseeing around the country in njs new car. Yard Forces to Depot The purpose of moving the furniture out of the large south waiting room in the Illinois Central passenger station is to permit its occupancy by the yard forces under General Yardmaster Jim Ryan. Moving of the office is to be started right away. The old yard office will be used for a can house for USED motor scooter.

Good oondT tion. $40. Lloyd Shinneman W.L don. 111. Miners' Strike Aided Western Roads' Profits Freight Earnings Up 9.1 Pet.

in April Over Last Year The itrike of eastern coal miners through the month of April while the western miners continued to work, had its effect on railroad earnings for the month but not to the extent that might be indicated by the publicity given the loss or gain of traffic. Despite the fact that their coal business was shut off in that month a group of 35 of the eastern roads showed an increase of 5.1 per cent in their revenues as compared with a year ago in the same month. At the same time a group of 38 of the western roads showed a gain of 9.1 per cent in freight revenues in April. There was a difference of only 4 per cent in the revenues, although western roads enjoyed a big coal business and eastern roads had none. In recent months the trend of the monthly reports on earnings by districts has shown the eastern roads enjoying a bigger pickup in freight revenues than western roads.

As to passenger traffic the eastern and southern roads contin- Radio Favorites BUSINESS SERVICE Busine Service AGRICULTURISTS: Call Deca, 9337 or Harristown 531 for proinM removal of dead animals. Revert charges. Central 111. Rendering Col ANIMALS: Any age, big, ljtt. Prompt removal.

Reverse chargM Decatur Scavenger Service. 98n ALL DEAD STOCK removed! Call H. E. Price. Decatur Render ing.

2-5567. Reverse charges. Cleaning Renovating ASK FOR Illinois Cleaners' cheap. ci stri vji.c. i.oj.

oeiter service 75c. 4433. CITY DYE WORKS cleans rwi suits 50c. 3 for $1.35: bet 75t Bullards. 733 N.

Water. 2-2700 Beautv Parlors "A ART'S BEAUTY SHOP; perman. ents $1.25 up. 326 N. Water.

OIL PERMANENTS $1.25 un Reej Beauty Salon. 1137 N. Main. 7452. PERMANENTS, $1.75 up.

15 vean experience. Blue Bird Beauty Shop. 740 N. Water. 2-2270.

STUBBORN HAIR? Monev bk guarantee nermanents. Miss Yost. North Park Beauty Shop. 8733. Sheet Metal Gutter Work 2iA GUTTERING, snouting, furnace, sheet metal work.

furn. cleanire. Wayne Stewart Furn. 2-7077. Moving Trucking Storage 3 ARE YOU MOVING? Save hall New.

clean equipment. Insured. 40c room. Mossman. 7583 2-1129.

CHAP'S MOVING. Low as 75c room in city. Piano moving, $1.50. Lo.ig distance moving to points of approximately 600 miles, complrir.g with Interstate Commerce Commission regulations. 2-4344.

LONG'S MOVING. 50c room: pianos $1. Distance moving. Larg van, plenty help. County 846-3.

Painting Papering Flooring 21 CALL 2-5429. free estimates paint. mg. papering, rooting, repain Knisley. CLEANING, painting, ing.

First class work guarantee! Condon. 2-4683. CLEANING: Wall washing. Paper steamed off. Gibson.

9582. PAINTING, general repair wort Kemodeling. tree estimates. 2-6016. PAPER CLEANING: washing waus.

Tucker McClelland. 2-6319 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female 31 BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. At least 2 years' experience. Bbt Bird Beauty Shop. 740 N.

Water. EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply in person. Prairie Ave. Grill.

EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator. rnone 2-4859. GIRL, experienced, bookkeeping, general office work, handle telephone. Single. Start $15 week.

References. Box 675. Herald-Review. GIRL, must be experienced. Call in person.

129 E. William. NEAT young lady for combination waitress and cook. Transportation preferred. 5821.

WAITRESS, experienced, extra girl Ensor's Cafe, 157 S. Water. Help Wanted Male 3 DISTRICT, REPRESENTATIVE large manufacturer of warm air heating equipment, plus coa! and wood, electric and gas ranges opening a branch store here in Decatur. We have an opening for a manager capable of selling and figuring warm air furnace installations and with the ability to build outside sales organization. Permanent weekly drawing account plus branch profits.

Give age. full experience and telephone number in original application. Apply Box 672. Herald-Review. BOY help in store and deliver groceries.

We furnish bicycle. Box 670. Herald-Review. BOY with light truck for delivery work. 341 W.

Wood, in rear. EXPERIENCED waiter. ApplT Greider's Cafe. 161 E. Main.

WANTED: Union barber. Apply 149 Merchant St. WANTED young man for shipping erences. Box 674. Herald-Revy tinue to show a slight decline in the passenger income.

Banker Fays Visit The inspection tour of Wabash shop properties in Decatur by a group of Wabash directors and rep resentatives of other financial con nections with the Wabash sched uled for Wednesday morning dwin died to a one-man affair. When the special party traveling in Wabash official cars arrived in Decatur Tuesday evening, all the members except one decided they wouldn't take time out for a visit here and so continued on to St. Louis on the regular train. W. Arthur Grotz, representing the Chase National bank of New York, stopped over.

During the morning he went through the shops, accom panied by officials of the mechan ical department, and later visited George F. Hess, superintendent of motive power, in his office. Expect Crowd at Banquet Indications are for a large crowd to attend the banquet to be given by the Wabash club in the Hotel Orlando Saturday night. Many of the guests will be from points out on the line, the largest delegation as usual being from St. Louis, headquarters of the club.

Chicago however is sending a delegation of 45 members in a special car to be attached to the rear of the southbound Banner Limited Saturday afternoon. Personnel Notes One engine -ew has been taken out of the Wabash west end through freight pool, this being the turn held by Engineer Nixon and Fire- whas tan WJBL 1300 WLW 700 WMAQ 70 Trent, sketch: WBBM. KMOX. Safety Court Broadcast: WJJD. 10:45 a.

m. Our Gal Sunday, sketch: WBBM, KMOX 11 a. m. The Goldbergs, sketch: WBBM, KMOX. Symphonic Hour WAAF.

Farm Markets: WLS. 11:15 a. m. Life Can Be Beautiful. sketch: WBBM.

KMOX. Farm Radio News: WMAQ. WLW. 11:30 a. m.

The Road of Life, sketch: KMOX, WBBM. Markets; Midday Service: WGN. Markets: WLS. 11:45 a. m.

Those Happy Gilmans, comedy sketch: WMAQ, WLW. This Day Is Ours, sketch: WBBM KMOX. Dinnerbell Program: WLS. 12 Noon Betty 4 Bob. sketch: WLW, WMAQ.

Doc Barclay's Daughters, sketch: KMOX. WBBM. FRIDAY AFTERNOON May 19 12:15 p. m. Arnold Grimm's Daugh ter, sketch: WMAQ.

WLW. The Life Love of Dr. Susan. sketch: KMOX, WBBM. Eddie Fannie Cavanaugh: WCFL.

12:30 p. m. Valiant Lady, sketch: WLW, WMAQ. Your Familv 4 Mine, sketch: KMOX. WBBM.

Livestock Markets: WLS. 12:45 p. m. Betty Crocker: WLW, WMAQ. Grain Markets: WLS.

1 p. m. The Story of Mary Mar- WMAQ. WLW. Marriage License Romances: WGN.

1:15 p. m. Ma Perkins, sketch: WMAQ. WLW. Homemakers' Hour: WLS.

1:30 p. m. Pepper Young's Family, sketch: WMAQ. June Baker, home management: WGN. 1:45 p.

m. The Guiding Light, sketch: WMAQ. WLW. 2 p. m.

Backstage Wife, sketch: WMAQ. Club Matinee: WENR. Baseball; Cubs vs. New York: WCFL. WGN.

WJJD. WBBM. 2:15 p. m. Stella sketch: WMAQ.

2:30 p. m. Vic Sade. sketch: WMAQ. National Federation of Music Clubs Convention, American composers program arranged by Dr.

Howard Hanson: WENR. 2:45 p. WMAQ. 3 p. m.

WENR. m. Girl Alone, sketch: Biltmore Boys' Midstream, sketch: WLW. WMAQ. Baseball; Cardinals vs.

Brooklyn: KWK. KMOX. 3:15 p. m. Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WLW.

Concert Miniatures: WMAQ. 3:30 p. m. Don Winslow of the Navy, sketch: WLW. 3:45 p.

m. Edward Davies. WENR. WJBL Programs THURSDAY EVENING 7.30 Electric Organ Ragsdale 'llcr Rink 7:45 Sports Review-Hyde Park Lew Milton 8.00 Bascball-Decatur vs. Clinton.

10:15 Sports Hilights-Hyde Park 10:30 Special May Days Program 10:45 News 11:00 Bud Waplos men of Melody 11:15 Music in a sentimental mood 11:30 Cary Robards Orchestra 11:45 Let's Dance FRIDAY MORNING 6 00 Shine Time. 6:25 News. 6:30 Morning Devotions. 7:00 Today's Meetings. 7:03 Today's Almanac.

7:15 Special May Days Program. 7:30 News. 7:45 Tony, the Yedclmg 8.00 Safety Program Lycan. 8 03 Jack and Jane. McNeiily Readings.

8.30 Dick, the King. 8.45 World Varieties. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12 30 Street Forum. 1.00 Hits and Encores. 1:15 News.

1:30 Cary Robards and Guest. 1:45 Tonic Tunes. 2.00 Safety Program Lycan. 2:03 Arthur Chapman. Organ.

2:15 School Program Decatur High Orchestra. 2.40 News. Noble. Lost and Found 16 FOUND, bull dog. owner may have bv identifying and paying for ad.

7911. LEFT HOME, north end of town, Mondav. Mav 8, male Collie dog. tan with white face markings. Answers to "Rinty." Reward.

2-0833. 8 till 5. LOST: Lady's gold Bulova wrist watch between 4 and 800 blk. W. Marietta Reward.

993 N. Edward. LOST gold fountain pen between 300 W. North and St. Patrick's church.

Reward, odua. LOST. $10 in brown coin purse, May 17. Gebhart-Gushard's substation. Invalid's insurance money.

Reward. 9674. MAN'S vest, light grey, size 39 lost on North Water May 17 Carroll Dennis. Dalton City. ovi9 loct on flrppn hptween Edward and Mam.

rinder please return to 802 N. t-awara. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale 11 CHEVROLET 1925. touring car, Motor A-i condition, zo.ouu miies Emma Hilliard. Rural Route, isetn any.

111. PLYMOUTH 1939 coach (never been used) won Saturday in con test. S675. Call after 4:30 p. 1335 W.

Decatur. 1932 Plymouth deluxe coupe, new 816 wood. 1934 HUPMOBILE 6. 4 door sedan Good in every way. 2-7995.

1937 Graham touring 2 door. Super charged. Extra clean. $450. Emer son Dobson.

632 S. Franklin. 1937 Oldsmobile 8 sport sedan. Radio, heater, white tires. $595.

Owner. Terms. 5545 after 5. J. L.

TALLMAN, 540 N. FRANKLIN 1937 LaSalle sedan, trunk $795 1937 Buick "61" Sedan $745 1937 Chrysler overdrive $695 1937 Pontiac trunk 2 door $59o 1937 Oldsmobile convertible $695 1937 Packard "120" Sedan $675 1937 Studebaker 6 Coach $495 1937 Oldsmobile trunk sedan $650 1Q3R Ruirlr 'fifi' COUPe $525 1936 Chrvsler overdrive $525 iflSfi Rtiick tourine sedan $5: 1936 Terraplane Brougham $350 10 niricmnViilp fi sprian $300 1936 Plvmouth Coupe $295 1933 Chrysler Coupe $200 1931 Chrvsler sedan $145 OLDSMOBILE TRADE-INS DOWN 1938 Pontiac Coupe $185 1938 Chevrolet Town Sedan $155 1937 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan $165 1937 Chevrolet Sport Coupe $125 1937 Buick Coupe $145 1936 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan $135 1937 Ford tudor $125 1936 Ford Fordor So 1935 DeSoto 2 door 85 1935 Plymouth Sedan 75 COOPER-OLDSMOBILE CO. WORLD'S FAIR SPECIALS PRICED BELOW BOOK 107 PVprrolpt Hplnxp town. S450 1937 Packard "120" Sedan $625 1936 Ford tudor $295 1936 Plymouth deluxe sedan $365 W. C.

STARR Chrysler-Plymouth 232 S. Main USED CARS WE TAKE THEM ONE AT A TIME AND really clean, repair and adjust ready for "COAST-TO-COAST" PERFORMANCE THE price is right the car is right. TENNEY CO. RALPH BILL DeSoto Plymouth 138 W. William 330 N.

Church LANDERS BARGAINS 1938 Ford tudor $495 1937 Ford tudor $385 1936 Chevrolet town sedan $365 1936 Ford tudor $295 1936 DeSoto 4 door $395 1935 Plymouth 4 door $265 1935 Ford deluxe tudor $250 1934 Chevrolet 2 door $245 1933 Ford tudor $150 1932 Ford tudor $110 LANDERS. 310 E. MAIN; 2-3712 FOR FENDER AND BODY WORK. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. WRECK REBUILDING CALL Ken Bryan, Earl Luster, Ford Dealer IT'S A FACT Time spent shopping around will onen save you money Shop here off the beaten path, and see the outstanding values in used cars.

wuamy urst always, our prices in line with all others. 1937 Packard 6 sedan $645 lf.ll couDe S395 1937 DeSoto sedan $595 1936 Dodge coupe $395 1933 Reo sedan $245 QUALITY CARS at Quantity prices KILBORN. 131 N. CHURCH "A Safe Place to Buy" 1936 Pontiac trunk sedan 1936 Dodge deluxe 2 door 1936 Plymouth sedan 1936 Ford sedan, radio 193o Chevrolet 2 door 1937 Willys "4" sedan 1935 Chevrolet 2 door 1934 Ford tudor 1934 Ford deluxe coupe 1932 Studebaker convertible $315 $285 $275 $265 $245 $235 $205 $125 $105 85 Emerson St Dobson, 632 S. Franklin Automobiles For Sale STUDEBAKER OFFERS: 1938 Studebaker cruising sedan.

Radio, heater, overdrive. Like new every way $765 20 OTHERS, down payments as low as $15 Cook Motor Sales. 257 W. Main. REDUCED PRICES On our complete stock of USED CARS AND ON ATTRACTIVE TERMS 1933 Plymouth 2 door sedan.

A very attractive little car, just traded in. A very good running, nice looking little car at a real price $165 1936 Ford touring tudor. Just reconditioned in our shop. A nice little car that is a real bargain at $315 B. B.

BURNS CO. 420-32 E. PRAIRIE J-2884 Nash Triple Safety 1938 Chevrolet deluxe coach. new rubber, radio, heater 1937 Ford sedan deluxe with everything, almost new 1937 Dodge coach, radio 1937 Dodge coupe, heater 1937 Studebaker coach 1936 LaFavette sedan $595 $525 $525 $495 $495 $395 $395 $495 1936 Plymouth coupe 1936 Reo sedan, trunk 1935 Graham sedan $295 $195 1934 Chevrolet coach REO-NASH 240 W. WOOD Saturday Night is THE DEADLINE TO GET 10 OFF ON A USED CAR AT Earl Luster, Ford Dealer ''E.

PRAIRIE AT JACKSON THE BUICK DEALER VACATION SPECIALS LATE MODEL USED CARS Guaranteed Bargains MAIN FLOOR 1938 Oldsmobile 8 gray sedan. Radio, heater, automatic transmission. A beautiful car. New $1335 Today $698 1938 Nash Ambassador black se dan. Radio, heater and vacuum dash controlled transmission.

A buy. New $1390 Today $698 1938 Pontiac deluxe blue coupe. Kadio, heater and manual shift mounted on steering column. New $1165 Today $598 1937 Oldsmobile 2 door $548 1937 Dodge 4 door sedan $528 1937 Studebaker 4 door $498 1937 Pontiac 2 door $488 1937 Dodge 2 door sedan $488 1937 Ford tudor sedan $398 1936 Oldsmobile 4 door S448 1936 Oldsmobile 2 door $448 1936 Plymouth 4 door $398 1936 Buick special coupe $398 1936 Pontic 2 door S388 1936 Pontiac deluxe coupe $348 1936 Plymouth deluxe coupe $348 1935 Packard 4 door $488 1935 Oldsmobile 4 door $343 1935 Plvmouth 4 door S298 1935 Ford tudor $248 1934 Buick 2 door sedan $298 1934 Chevrolet 2 door $248 MANY OTHERS SEE YOUR BUICK DEALER 241-247 WEST WOOD ST. FREDE'S THE Volume Dealer FOR Values in used cars and trucks Lot: E.

Prairie at Broadway. Showroom: Eldorado at Franklin 100 USED CARS ALL MAKES ALL PRICES LIBERAL TERMS LONG TRADES FRANK TENNEY PONTIAC CO. 411 E. William. Open Every Night Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 1934 CHEVROLET Master sedan uti very irucK.

5Zs. 2276 E. Main. 0001. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1936 Ford long dual; grain 1933 Chpvrolet io fuoi, grain.

1937 Dodge 4 ton pickup uuuge ia long dual 1935 TVlHo nonnl 1934 Dodge long dual. B. B. BURNS REBUILT TRUCKS 700 E. Prairie at Hilton 2-3475 Soniiac new tires 95 1930 Ford roadster, extra good $125 uu bargains, fords.

Chev- uicuj. r-jymouins. Central Auto Sales. 350 E. William 11 Funeral Decatur 1A Batchelder, Mollie Sen-ices 2 p.

m- Friday. Mini Church. Burial Mini cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff GOODWIN.

DUDLEY WILLIAM. Services 10 a. m. Friday at. funeral home.

Brintlinger's 500 WEST MAIN STREET Keagy, A. O. Services 2:30 p. m. Friday, family residence.

Burial Wykles cemetery. Friends may call at residence. Dawson Wikoff SMART, MRS. OPAL M-, services 3 p. m.

Friday, chapel. Interment Fairlawn. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

FUNERAL flowers beautifully designed. Moderate prices. Lincoln Flower Shop. 129 N. Main.

6428. Cemetery Lots and Monument 5 BUY. your cemetery lot now on easv terms; the cemetery with a perpetual care fund. See Fairlawn cemetery. 14b s.

water. 4so. MONUMENTS. Decatur Monument Co. At gate of (jreenwood ceme tery.

Lasting memorials. VISIT MEMORIAL PARK, the Garden of Memories 3 miles west on route 36. Call 5058. Insurance IF IT'S Auto insurance you want, see Harold R. Irish.

201 Citizens Bldg. Tel. 9713. Masonic Temple Activities 6A MASONS ATTENTION! NOTICE of all Masonic meetings, both stated and special, will be here. BEAUMANOIR COMMANDERY 9.

Stated conclave Thursday 7:30 p. m. IONIC LODGE 312. Special meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m.

3rd degree. Personals ALL FLAT WORK and handkerchiefs ironed in our new 34 finish laundry service. 7 lbs. 69c. Wash-.

Rite Laundry Service. Phone 5275. AUTO, tractor, industrial motors rebuilt Auto repairs, electric welding. Hamilton, 325 N. Jackson DORA AND KATE'S Cafe.

531 N. Water. Plate lunch 20c, Dinner 30c. Props, Mrs. V.

C. Rice, and Mrs. Alby. GLASSES for distance, or reading, as low as $2.98 complete. They must be good, most everyone is wearing them.

If you break your bifocal glasses, we will make a new lens as low as $1.00. Why pay more? Dr. John W. Williams, Optometrist. Eye Sight Specialist.

108 E. William. Room 201. Decatur. Phone 7851.

"What Williams says. Williams does." KAY BEAUTY SHOPPE. now at o46 N. Water. Convenient parking.

New sanitary shoo, complete service. Doris. Virginia. Terry. Kay: registered operators.

2-7294. LAWNMOWERS sharpened. 2 classes of work: competitive job. special price 85c: A-l iob $1.25. Dial 4231.

Morehouse Wells. LAWNMOWERS. machine sharp ened, called for. delivered $1. E.

Main Lockshop. 249 E. Main. 6541. MEN old at 40! Get pep.

New ustrex Tonic Tablets contain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 89c. Call, write Roth-Johnson.

Ford Hopkins and all good drug stores. MAY 18-19-20: Prairie Farmer-WLS Home Talent show, 8 p. Y. M. C.

A. Annex. Sponsors, Decatur Unit Macon Co. Home Bureau and Macon Co. Chorus.

Adults. 25c in advance; 35c at door. Children. 15c. Tickets on sale Haines Es-sick Co.

Anv child under 12. accompanied by one adult, admitted free. RUMMAGE SALE. 601 N. Water.

May 26 and 27. Tri Delta Sorority. NOT RESPONSIBLE: From this day we will not be responsible for anyone who pays more than i price for diamonds Remember vou actually save 50 to 65o when you buy from "The King O' Diamonds" at Rosenberg's. 445 N. Water.

RUMMAGE SALE every day this ween, tin 4. exceptional bargains. 229 W. Main. RUMMAGE SALE May 17, 18.

19. 20. 9 till 5. First Congregational church, northwest corner Church Eldorado. RUMMAGE SALE, Mav 25.

601 N. Water. 9 till 5. Asahel E. Reynolds Circle.

Ladies of G. A. WANTED young lady to room or share apt. during June. Julv, Au-gust.

2-4618. After 5 WEEKEND special. Batterv recharge 29c and leaner battery included. No charge. Sears Service Station.

341 W. William. WILL SHARE home with employed girls or couple. Evening meal, breakfast optional. Home privileges.

415 W. King. WOMAN'S Relief Corp. Public Card Party. Penochle.

another game. Friday 2 p. 933 E. Eldorado. YOU CAN GET a 10 lb.

damp wash for only 59c: extra pounds on and Sat. onlv 3c each. Phone 4275. Schudel's. Inc 3 ladies driving to Los Angeles.

Calif. June 1. Take one lady passenger. 2-0995. Theaters and Amusements 7B CARNIVAL dance.

May 18. K. C. Hall. Homebrook's Orchestra playing.

Half-half. Adm. 25c. ONLY a half hour's drive to the Bement theater. Watch this space for daily features.

THE PUB. formerly Round Up. 135 S. Oakland. Fish frv Fri.

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Shorthorn Breeders' Ass'n. annual sale. Frank Humphrey farm. Loving-ton. Divorces Granted IN COLES Gerbing.

Eva Mae from John Myers. Mildred from Raymond Bailey. Helen from Lincoln: Henning. Irma from Bert. Notice of Intent to Marry IN MONTGOMERY Joseph Earl Malqne.

28. Wyoming. Stark county, and Helen Louise Longworth. 24. Butler.

Montgomery county. Born to BECHTEL. Mr. and Mrs. Donell.

552 West Center, May 17, a daughter, in D. M. Q. HOFFERKAMP. Mr.

and Mrs. John. 640 West Eldorado, May 17. a son, in D. M.

C. JENNESS. Mr. and Mrs. Perry.

1540 North Monroe, May 17, a son, in D. M. C. JOPLIN. Mr.

and Mrs. Lvnn. 2035 North Lowber. a daughter. Mav 18.

in St. Mary's. Central Illinois Deaths BRAKENHOFF. William. 63.

of Nokomis. died Mondav in home; services were held 2 p. Wednesday in Trinity Lutheran church. COLTON, Mrs. Flora Belle.

74. Kenney. died at 3:15 n. m. Wednesday in St.

Joseph's hospital. Bloomington. Services in Moore funeral chapel. Kenney. Saturdav morning: graveside services and Burial Ottawa.

DANO. Joseph. 11 -months-old twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dano.

Atlanta, died in Atlanta Tuesday evening: services at 2 p. Thursday in Harkreader funeral chaDel. Atlanta: burial in Atlanta cemetery. GANDT. Mrs.

Bertha. 54. wife of Richard Ondt. rural route 3. died at Deaconess hospital.

Lincoln. Wednesday morning: services at 1:15 d. Friday at the residence and 2 d. at St. John's Evangelical church: burial in Downing cemetery.

JONES. Mrs. Sophia, 73. died at 3 a. m.

Wednesday in her home in Taylorville: funeral 2 p. Friday in the Latter Dav Saints church; burial in Oak Hill cemetery. KAPPEL. Mrs. Elizabeth.

90. died Wednesday morning at home of her daughter. Mrs. Caroline Bohn 910 Sixth street. Lincoln: services at Zion Lutheran church at 2 d.

Friday and burial in Union cemetery. Funeral Directors BRINTLINGER'S Home for funer- als. 500 West Main Street. Tele-1 phone 2-0169. I Funerals Decatur 1A FRIZZELL.

OTIS C. sen-ices 1 p. m. Friday, chapel. Interment Stew- ardson.IlL J.

J. Moran St Sons'! Sen-ice. engine supplies and for a wash room for the switchmen. Bulletin Canceled Fireman Herrington of the Wa bash 9th and 13th districts has re ported for work and has bumped Fireman Connours from the south local. Hollis Finley of the Wabash cler ical forces has been assigned the position of price clerk in the gen eral store department and a position as accountant in tHat depart ment is now open for bids to Mav 23.

The bulletin advertising a rail detector car job open for bids from conductors on the Wabash west end has been canceled. CLINTON NOTES By Staff Correspondent CLINTON Commencing Wed nesday the local freight between Amboy and Minonk will now oper ate between Amboy and Clinton. Coming south the local will come on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, going north on the opposite davs. Supt.

W. R. Gillam. Trainmaster Frank Walker and Traveling Engineer John Mclntyre accompanied General Manager F. R.

Mays and his assistant R. O. Fisher from Freeport to Clinton on train 375 Thursday. Train No. 20 Wednesday had two cars express for Chicago.

$1,500 Awarded To Pana Woman Wins Directed Verdict Against I. Tavern Owner Freed By Staff Correspondent PANA Two cases were settled by directed verdicts after agree ment of counsel and one was tried as Pana city court completed its April term here late Tuesday. Mrs. Ophia May Davis received a judgment of $1,500 against the Illinois Central railroad company in a directed verdict at the morning session Tuesday. Her suit was to recover damages for the death of her husband, Kermit Davis, killed by an I.

C. train while driving a truck on a WPA job. Grover Clements of Pana won a $90 judgment against Arthur Simpson in the other directed verdict. The case of the L. C.

Smith Typewriter Co. against Roy H. Porter, local C. Sz E. I.

agent, involving some J300 was settled out of court, with the defendant agreeing to pay $150 and costs in the case. The only trial held Tuesday lasted most of the day and was completed about 6 p. m. Tuesday when jury found for the defendants in the case of Anna Lowe vs. Edward Broux, Pana tavern proprietor, and Miss Harriett Beckenheimer, owner of the Broux tavern build ing.

The jury deliberated two hours before returning the "not guilty" verdict. Mrs. Lowe contended that her husband. Ben Lowe, was killed by a train after purchasing liquor in the Broux tavern. Three Pai.a Residents Take Citizenship Test By Staff Correspondent PANA Petitions for naturalization papers for three Pana residents were heard by a federal immigration bureau inspector from St.

Louis in Pana city court Monday. The three, who have yet to obtain their final papers, are: Anna Adomaitus. 406 East First street: Lucian Bouxhcz. 505 North Chestnut street, and Walter Lebon. 405 West Lake street.

Pana Youth in Jail For 'Borrowing' Auto By Staff Correspondent PANA Pleading guilty to a charge of driving a car without the owner's consent, on an information filed in the Pana city court by State's Attorney John W. Coale. Tommy Cole. 17. Pana.

was fined S200 and costs bv Judge John W. Unable to pay. the youth was committed to the Christian county jail at Taylorville. Cole recently was given a four months' sentence to the state farm on the same charge, but amendment of a state law governing his case prevented execution of the sentence. KRAI'S WILL Fn.r.D xiiLLSSORO- All property of Phillip Kraus of Hillsboro.

who died several months ago, is left to' his widow. Lillie. under terms of aj will filed for probate in Mont-i gomery county court. Mrs. Kraus! was named executrix without bond.

lO.lOX 1090 wbbm no WEKR-Wla 870 WGN 790 THURSDAY EVENING May 18 4:15 p. m. Malcolm Claire, chil-; dren's stories: WENR. Patricia Gilmore. songs: WLW, WMAQ.

4:30 p. m. Student Opinion: WENR. Rundhia, the Magician: WMAQ. 4:45 p.

m. Box Score Extra: WENR. Bonos Music: WMAQ. Lowell Thomas, news commentator: WLW. 5 p.

m. Easy Aces, sketch: WENR France Laux, sports: KMOX. 5:15 p. m. Jerry Cooper's Vocal Varieties: WMAQ.

Bob Edge, talk, WBBM. Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, drama: WENR. Captain Heme, news: WGN. 5:30 p.

m. Joe E. Brown, comedian: WENR. Goldman Band: WLS. Bob Elson's Sports Review: WGN.

5:45 p. m. Inside of Sports: WGN, WLW. 6 p. m.

Kate Smith's Hour: WHAS, KMOX. WBBM. Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour with Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy and Lionel Barry more leading list of stars on Vallee's 500th broadcast; WLW, WMAQ. 6:15 p. m.

Sports: WLS. 6:30 p. m. Know Your Schools: WLS. 7 p.

m. Russian Concert WGN. Major Bowes' Amateur Hour: WBBM, WHAS. KMOX. Good News of 1939; Robert Young: WLW, WMAQ.

8 p. m. Kraft Music Hall, starring Ring Crosby; Bob Burns: WMAQ, WLW. Tune Up Time, Walter O'Keefe. Guests Victor Moore and Billy Gaxton: WBBM.

WHAS. KMOX. Boys Club of America with David Sarnoff and Former President Herbert Hoover as speaker: WENR. 8:15 p. m.

Eddy Duchm's WGN. 8:45 p. m. France Laux, sports: KMOX. 9 p.

m. Mr. District Attorney, sketch: WMAQ. WLW. Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WBBM.

WHAS, KMOX. 9:15 p. m. Ray Herbeck's WENR. Dick Jurgens' WGN.

9:30 p. m. Hal Kemp's WLW. Joe E. Brown, comedian: WHAS.

KMOX. 10 p. m. Ted Wecms' WBBM Music As Tou Desire It; WENR. 10:15 p.

m. Van Alexander's WGN. Walsh Looks Em Over: WHAS. 10:30 p. ni.

Chick Webbs WLW. 10:45 p. m. Siuff Smiths WENR. It p.

m. WBBM. Carlos Molina's Paul Burton's WLW. WGN. Abe Lyman's Orch.

FRIDAY MORNING May 19 8 a. sketch: sketch: History: :15 a. Story of the Month. WCFL. Central i y.

WMAQ. WLW. European. WILL. i Myrt Marge, sketch KMOX.

WBBM. John's Wife, sketch: WMAQ. Jane Ar-j don. sketch: WLS. 8:30 a.

m. Just Plain Bill, sketch: WMAQ. Hilltop House, sketch: 1 WBBM. KMOX. 9 nv Queen Elizabeth official-1 inc at cornerstone laying of new' Supreme court building at Ottawa: WLS.

WMAQ a. m. Traffic Court: WIND. 9:15 a. m.

Bachelor's sketch: WGN. 9:30 a. m. Topper Young's Family, sketch: WLS. Big Sister, sketch: KMOX.

WBBM. Young Widder Brown, sketch: WMAQ. i 9:45 a. Aunt Jer.nv's Stories: 1 KMOX. WBBM.

The Road of' Life. sketch: WMAQ. WLW. Fainted Dreams, sketch: WGN. Livestock Produce WLS.

10 a. m. The Carters of Elm Street, sketch: WMAQ. Mary Margaret McBridc. KMOX.

WBBM. 10:15 a. The O'Neills, sketch: WLW. WMAQ. Her Honor.

Nar.cv Jarr.cs. sketch: KMOX. WBBM. 1:3 a. m.

National Farm Home! Hour: WMAQ. Romance of Helen IP Salesmen and Arents cal firm) to sell contractors full line brick, cement, plaster, etc. Must have selling experience, con struction knowledge preferable. Box 673 Herald-Review. CREW MANAGER.

Must be experienced in handling out side sa.t crew. Apply Gatcly's. 447 NJ i 1 t-m A 11U1 ALL 1 Know 11 will employ ambitious neat an- -3 pearing voting single man travel and sell. Liberal pay. Excellent future.

Write giving and qualifications to Hugh Hiffl' mer. General Delivery. Vandal MAN drive service car collectinl and delivering nursery stock ders. city and suburbs: pay wee' ly. Will give hustler chance earn $350 monthly, and learn lajjO" scaping business.

Emmons Vs. Newark. New York. WANTED truck driver, good wage Large well known biscuit company. No selling or investment Must have cracker experience.

Reference. State age. experience. Confidential. Box 671.

Heraia-Review. 4 DEMONSTRATORS: personality, neatness essential. demonstrations made bv aDDOtfij ment. Experience helpful but necessary. Apply Mr.

Mohr. How Orlando. 9 to 12. Wed. and Tnun1.