St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 22, 1925

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PONE PE Agee *~"3e ta ON: as Malle POT RET: ia. united Bir. re A, 4 s F > ‘ ‘ P al -. 7 a i, aes wt » é a aio) SA ee ee ee ie oT RPE ane sy ee en ee ee ae en a ee ee” a) Sw ; > ios ee OA a ie Re OS ee ee Mees FOr SY ae a ae , se tee aan ‘ we : ~ ee . res) Se - a Oe ; ee A ” : , Y ces eee 4% ’ ~ dee bs « . ; Le +* : ee . COMIC PAGE r : | | | | SATURDAY | ’ MARCH 21, Ars. ; tch Want Ad Opportunities | : | bade D. spa: mi i ay — IONAL AND PUSINESS SERVICH | y ape 2 ONG, ee oo a 4 iis SOUND ARTICLE | FIRST NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES, ; asst Alb suteabibien ' | SECOND SECTION (SPORT), 10 PAGES. ; a SALES AND WAXTED TO BUCY } — THIRD NEWS SEUTION, 12 PAGES. : | BP posixess orponruniries. FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 12 PAGES. Be SO€ROOMS, BOARDING, HOTELS, ! é 7 "ere ye abies section y plone % > WOUSING AND HOMES FOR RENT. VE > tere " : Si} erate orvuniees. | SEVENTH NEWS SECTION. 20 PAGES, . : 4 LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. : REAL ESTATE SECTION, 14 PAGES ‘ cue or corenat 4 | ee : SSROAY MAGAZINE. IO PaGes ’ ee - —— ————— = — ee FERS ESS eve en Pp tt Oe i : = ee _!___ COMIC SECTION, 8 PAGES. - aunnuninjiite chemo —s — a ee ce are a PART ONE. NDAY MORNIN NG , MARC H 29, ‘POST. DISPATCH FUND NEWYORK BAND THOUSANDS OF TORNADO SURVIVORS — secant ASSES $10,000 MARK’ PLAYS INHARD. §=HAVE ONLY TENTS FOR SHEL TER: LUUK AT ODEON = RELIEF WORK PROGRESSING STEADILY A CUP OF COFFEE: SU PRICE 10 CENTS A 7 77 No 196, ¥ TIS vO +3 Bids LOUIS, 1925. PAGES 1—10 . oP HERD: BACK Sp LL, AAS = Syoh AS TO BALLS _- = &—-— —-— ee Ee = : Tt..." all total of this fund to $10,267.19. Funds received by the Post Dispatch are being turned over to the Committee for Disaster “Post- cathe sae yesterday totaled $3334.63. This, with the $5000 Post-Dispatch contribution announced Thursday, brings the grand Organization Which Of- Heel Cc itizens’ Relief, which is working in conjunction , Accuser of Me-) with the American Red Cross. 48 ; tbe seeseri Hi ti rererrs +f piste: det: resets Fi - J : WER EN EPP P 4 SS miu ctet tata gaatiify. (3: tock Heir Faces De- || 7 Taal 4 | Sepseeaetiet tit tt és 4 : aa a | Clin Contributed to the Contributed Through | fered to Give Receipts to - Where Many Were Killed at Mure jh ysboro- — : sj fense Counsel in Court Red Cross Fund | the Post-Dispatch | Storm Sufferers. Finds || : pi oh Famous & Barr Co . 2000 00 ase | bi Paes | At a Incnin ; , : : pwenout Flinching. Se oe A Medinet tedad eee etos $1550 Wreckage of Own. | . : it nr. }/u Gillie sb s.6 «ase 2000 00 Re eos setebseshupenwat 25 00 CE KET TEN 9 TS ‘CHARGE Stix, Baer & ¥ uller D. G. age tage > 0 ow vs Owes &a's 50 00) PROMOTION ARTS er Dogtehe amt opal ae 2000 00; 4%: 4: Kenealy .....,.. 25 00 > > - , Steiner or : ‘ FF B. Nugent & Bro. D. G. Co.1900 09 | Steimen Mfg. Co. ........ 25 00! YIELD ONLY a OF $100,000 O i 590 oy Chouteau Shoe Mfg. .... 50 00 $50 “ggr-pmaraecely Saab-d wo 6.6 oo ane & 500 00 | & me cRyte L. W. Strauss Co. 35 00 Romney d, & Sons Carpet bet en io eek oe ae 20 00 an . ers’ Steady Fire of | * i Gait Lin ca dink 250 00 hay C gh nig wee ereceees 20 00 Busse d Delegation at | Poa mouisee | B.A .... 10 0 ape od kempf olathe in 2 3. 25 00 ; “se oe and Denies Einstein, Blanche B...... 10 00 Pell Ex. Sidney Operators co 00 Station, but Only 70 Pay With Half f the Dead Semple, Frederick H. ... 10 ¢0|- © Koente .......... “0 °° to Hear Policemen i the _ With Heat That Dancing sickies, 3. B. Saddlery Co. 15 00 Se ae ce ee en: bs a Buried Injured eer is”... $6 OO)". - amem™ mts ssizeres 1 00 f oo Can Was Taught in His School) ross, Mrs. Lena Mo. Fy Maar ate Bide hag ear ata _5 oo Afternoon Concert P Under Care Towns Teen 'dJones, C. Norman ..... Ot re Sere ee 4.00 : any ¢ =) Ne Sl ee = 99, Gus Fee 6s news ode eae > 00 celled. ea 3 > as ne pS Se , oe chess * eee R . Rehabilita i | the Associated Press. I: ‘stes. Wellborn Seek hae = 00 tele: ieee) . “a0 pes AES "ae x oS Seana * “is , is ered 3 csi 2. iw. F te a oe, sivas 10 00 ration—-the offer of the New York | ng Shepherd, member of the Ptandard Sanita: ‘y Mfg Co. 0 00). b scx araiies . ges bar went back to his cell | meenie, Mdw. We. .... wird. sede 1 00) tornado fund, gould save 11 - | ; Begs 's De Tee . | Meyer Bros. Coffee and Spice ; : og saa ¢, gould save the or- | . — i ioday in “murderers’ row,” in the tg Rg tie aiteeiage °5 00 “ it. Arnold cee eee ene ) 00 ganization yesterday from a finan- | NOT WANTED NEED | ty jail, after the first skirmish Lowe, Ceti] ............ 2 90," © = Wal ee = cial pinch. Sixty musicians of : ; ~ - Mrs. E. ee 3: oe eo same 1 6 : a i aaa , t ‘+t aT »| Bohie, Emma, Mrs. ..... 5 Gotham’s “‘finest’’ were advertised WorRD You the effort to win his release on . WD. ORischoff 10 00 | , ie ss ‘ RR mt % _|Carlton, Henry A. ...... - 00 - ee Y to give matinee and evening per- Authorities at One Illinois LETTERS : a poarens on mution fo Se Pee 1 oo, W- F. aie a YET EP SAP oes ss 4 formances at the Odeon for the NUT wee =2Cwill:« +0 00/Jno. and Kate Beck 10 00 ~o enna ould . youve nothing 800 Dead, 3000 In ' , he was 4 years old, in order Meyer, Chas. i 10 00 Ci See ES as kes a 8 ee >» 00 > tobe , “ e cs soeeest in o . , AY oe eng ae: > Re eae eee 00 ons which members of the ban: } : , -. gchar dE osenth: il-Sloan_ Millinery + t _ ‘iat seeaer , 00 gave to the Mayor of Murphysboro | Ry ee See ee: e. SECS) ae pee 6G) 6 a es : ei atieen th cies ” taney Saddened but undaunted by the SCharies (. Faiman. head of the eT re aree °5 00 Ty H. Beeeeauen icccdcon« » Zs eyed mol pee \\ ~ n 0 ial bdosinia ine Wednesday's tornado. sur onal University S>iences. | Cale Ree, i eet Retler ios. pte. Ee 10 00) na Hong 7 saad ha ike as 4c are preparing to turn to reclama- : D isiine finio “s nats iis ' . vs 2 ' tal pa A. Pei? Oe a ein. oe a ot | ; = . - a y jury is insufficient to warran; de- | More-Jones Brass and Meta a Mire CG. O. Kingsland 10 00 the box office It was decided tion and rehabilitation. With halt iS tion of Shepherd without bail.| Co. ......-.+--+-5-- 200 00) Mrs. \. , gm « ae “¢ | Faiman, whom the defense a iy einer Samuel 190 00\ Mr. and Mrs. Holmes 19 09 willynilly to play in the evening, of the 800 dead consigned t6 hasty - 9 ) > ( 1% Ace | » Tr, epM@haraiuCi «ec we we we eee oth ‘ite ‘ Pa 10 00 , invitat ' — ne ot D . of operating a “diploma| Henderson, H. R. ....-. 19 00 Ge _H. Hohmann 8 oe a wtp va hear = gre graves and half of the nearly 3000 9 mill.” at which fortune-telling | Absorene Mfg. (“*o,. The “9 00' M. Wall Anteipieg. gl acing 7 ed ti wnt = “ ; m ne J ag owe a Btewens, J. A.t .cowce-s ee. ig eee 1.00 transportation here, was abort the conditions brought about ug ween he gave the ile to Credit Service Co ere 5M ge wy R 10 00 $1600. The band itself assumed the Vv derwood & Underwoor, Photo. fa: tornado in its 300-mile swee counsel’s charges it was | gam or a6 = Die ae Le te oot eres A Ducts “anh ball” te wit 68 lodeties iew of North Eleventh Street, where the tornado exacted its heaviest toll. ‘in Murphysboro, This , » Piheet o¢ ‘excitement aley, W. M..-. Casn 2... nsec eee eeeereres thes il _ ee pes | street, once a residential , h issouri Ozarks thro ‘ - aout heat o1 excitement At i rg, 25 00 lan 1 90 | earned in other cities. ses district, now is in ruins. from the Missouri 8 ugh 1 two points, however, his eye § theancd uae Solem C °5 (00 “ai a ee a ee ane > 00 The band recently earned $27.-|;" °°} »32— the Ohio valley, have wrought won- P ) vi oul “¢ . ‘as} lan ak well tod acid 2 a : arn oo affluent receipts. Than Designed Speed. O | Bi p ble N I . , V; forts have been made uvalilable for 1 University of Sciences > ome 6 Wek 4 EIDE, 2 neo, ah-.098 ARAM SSD tee Promotion Arts Fail. e n 1 robiem Now Is to Su ictims ‘the wounded and sélace has been Sit} Sc] ces, re-| ap cs 10 OO - } | MB much of his asieumeas sites etiitnen ‘xine a ae Pages re, re 1 os The usual promotion arts were dy tec mai eee y a T M D on Yn afforded the bereaved. % Attorney Crow poe ee | eh ee L. A. Vo coe CaS PEO SEER 4 =" practiced in anticipation of their nine. Wi it W ater—iwo ore eatns rin | Final Total Close to 800 d his indictment, "He otra, ey ae —* pe an R’. BE. Layton ....-s+eeses - I “i St. Louis visit. Speeches were made Sennen sa yr ce aa Maas. ; S | The death total last night was hs Seow of mn aK xartenserdh Lenhardt, Miss Kate..... | Sab Datla ... «ski marge serms and about the Zucker, Alvin 5 00 “ et on _ eh? 5 00 nse age i pa esos , mat Delaware River, the giant naval By SAMUEL A. O'NEAL, 'work will afford employment to/| ruins, @ number may die of wounds, c 4 Sue evneee eempeesceesesess J ‘ P id spbeegeoeoee0@ 80680 88S ‘ 1 a , rz ’ ‘ r @ a ' A ia ; 7 ‘He said mw .| Murray, Gertrude L....... 1 00 | City Pass Agts Club ... 25 00) pers of their organization. Police- | tying boat, PN-9, ‘today flew at A Staff Correspondent of the Post- 400 men and women and will be a} The storm will go down in his- hepherd had in one Shenneta Ghose Cé..........- 80 08 — ~? MS et 15 00 ~~ ‘ . oe ‘ _ ‘a 1 i 128 miles an hour. 13 miles faster Dispatch. -step toward bringing prego tory as the severest in the history : no ve ony eta to young Me- |} Rosenthal Paper Co = OO oe me : os a eyprieesen a vine naga riiaia. than her designed speed, for 50| MURPHYSBORO, Ill., March 21. | conditions back to normal. sets a record owing to the use of ee an . . te > gis vy ~ Mrs. A. OrwitHh «ccececoceee er’ ckets ¢ ir beats, u- ‘ , @ bE SMooTH WwoRKeb cee, me ont ae 1 ones | Levis-Zukoski Mer. Co... Pee Oe Wee os one emeneen’ 00 sands of circulars and posters were | ™nutes before » Milne Pete. 4 of naval _—Most of Murphysboro’s refugees The Geath Met, in . Murphysbors ceuutlek diet toskalag = phan i "T1046 He Qt Was j . 6 een gely lng, sg |Primm, Alex T, Jr........ eae | 5 00 distributed. experts. On returning the PN-9) oe under wood or canvas to-/| TS te 191 tonight when Mrs. S. E. | he! . pare BER. nd n the fall of 1923, ac- - a ie » ac G. E. ‘Baker Swaine: » 00 fe or ; ae +, landed at a speed of 52 miles an 4 Shaw, 74, died at St. Andrew's Hos- | © ?: Something like a milli | NEAR DEAL, x ing to Faiman, who said Shep- | Burford, Dr. C. E....-.-., Fe oe MOREE ooo neve s's pc omme ents eal me Charitable impulses occurred to | sor pilot Peported. Two 470-| Night after squads of militiamen | ita) Her death marked the first | “°US"3 Was raised in three days d, referring to McC) jeuuener, « Cham & Gon... 10 OO), w@ eo ccc cscuees 1 00\ the local managers after it was “0Ur. he } I : ay a" hoiled rst i to aid the stri¢éken, and subscrip- pes CUT THe Few . hi intock’'s ap- . ' A ende 0448 0 488 e ¢ Sg eee : Thursday. tl ‘horsepower motors drove the plane and civilian workers had toiled un-/| fatal case of gangrene against the | Pp or Ching niajor ity—he was 21 a nk as sels 10 00 Working ] nas ee. 2a 3 00) discovered. at noon .Thursday, that | with tes | Ta-Reot “wal -aaneee ® : ; ated ent | spread 6¢ which physietans are tak. | tions for relief are pouring in S OA) THE roOP Sof age a year ago—and that Pauly, P. J..-- essere eeees “00 00 icasy ... ee ' ” 00 the advance sale for the two con- hboush ; hed pt mana Smite i 5G til after dark setting up tents 8s ce every whelthia predebtion. rn. | hourly to increase the total. ys Sid to Shepherd that such a | Wolfe, Miss Joan G........ fh 00 Office of WwW RB Ittner. aren- certe totaled $5- It was then an- Pak Sines | ese enue a seneey Oe here from all quarters. Shaw's leg was broken at the ankle Sixteen Illinois towns were hit by . a “ge would “leave him out.’ Smith, Walter W.......... nth ad Ce, RE eee. wore, 19 00 nounced that the proceeds of the five ' ? With the systematiziag of res- Wednesday and gangrene set’ in. the tornado and in those municipal- “4 that Shepherd said he would |! Rawdon, Mrs. C. Ri....... » 00 City Sanitarium ...-+-++ - ,| & : a ial a greatly since ednésday’s tornado. physboro was : ; ‘tal A, ay - or it would ! — he a a . * én ss os G. W. Armentraut ..---+ ns coal Welcomed at City Hall. duralumin for the hull pret tag ad The big problem now before the| A telegram was received yester- on half its Bont aovenisace Tn ee teat Saepherd |S tes os) artes fe. '’ | Russell Pharmacy : When the band arrived ut noon; the factor of soakage of water in habilitati ommittee and one| day from Percy Owens, chief pro- ) , “some of | p ty . |'Du Pont de Nemours & Co., tee a i *% (300 ees a a's 7 ‘at Tnic ‘ooden- aircraf rhic Poo gy wg men | : y ' persons. killed’ and 700 injured ” eonla . those typhoid cul- | 7. ont de Nemours & Co hom ‘de Weit Clothing Co. ie 5. 00 | vesterday, it was met va l nion wor den hulled ~ ae vg Megan “e° ‘that is causing severe vexation is| hibition ‘enforcement agent in Illi-| wes ‘Frankfort came next. with : h »e used. | DI - . . ae a . : Mins. a | . M. Schmittnaeuse . r Q | Station by busses. decorated Ww ith a veal often increas¢ s the wW eig it | that of a water supply. ' nois, advising relief leaders that a 123 slain and 500 maimed “Pai me Tubes of Germs. Shalicross, Wyatt ........ 10 00!) wre and Mrs. M. London... ‘ . ‘posters and girls in Red Cross uni-'of a plane by several hundred | The filtration plant,’damaged by | SUPPly of confiscated liquor would ’ Town Will Rebuild * 1pm had previously stated Hail, Arthur WE ctaawen eed 2 Ul yirs, A. L. Armstrong...-- 2 form. With an escort of motorcycle | pounds. see al the storm, is not functioning and | be placed at their disposal if they De Soto with 71 dead oe ; = given Shepherd three | Gocke, Rdward, Real Estate =n | J. F. Johnson, New Doug i | policemen, the strangers Jrove to After a month's (esting the P’ od with only a makeshift plant to | can find a use for it. It was stated with 64 eed ae Pe mage ; vi bacilli. These tubes hei © s-errscsssereeeteees -9 00 Bam, TET... ste cn cvcoeeress 6 00| city hall, where they happened to Will = ae anc a stop | Pump the watér through the mains | the offer would probably be ac- loan ae ae gn yt ee. i aine d : + Manes Ad- —y ga . , ar , olice | San “rancisco or a -s | : : rere aim anni- th De ed in the Cc hicago | langson & Mangson Ad | Tames Rritt, New Dous- enc ounter the ew Board of Police 2 iter trous the! Senha” the people are being furnished with cepted. s lated. Griffin was. the ts C t, 1925, as H. Cc. Fis partment. He said he did| Justment Co. ........... -9 OO)" 99 | Commissioners,gwhich had been fight to Hone /a scant supply of water which must | 100 Victims Buried. be thy aah ‘ ne . aoe . ae: in seedy bail. wld ecmcoragh fl _ ¥3 100 4 H. - ee: * Ceres te een lil 2 a “toate ss Shean Be o.m 3 ( a 55 | break® out in the part of the city | it was taken into church y wasleoe And Griffin is still in the “ne he of Oc har ag ; rted out on, Home Building epair’Co ° 0| A. N Sis oe cere weedy eqesenaa giana Pe tive herd & a. Me. ee so ¢ a D. Mm... ag w hich was unharmed by the storm | the journey to the cemetery was throes of death. for it reported ti IS that the in-| W alsh, Julia NE ee ad! Tice o i100 00 im C.. SIMON. «- ++ + ee: i s 3 i mn om f i? Midnight. . _ €50 | cheek the flames. funeral followed another in see m- On the ruins of Mur h bo 4 wok on of Faiman was in-| Maffitt, Thomas:S,.. 25 00; istell, Mudd. Henzel & d the tedium with a cross-| 2 bd. m........+§ oe “tie aies Street | While the committee in charge! ingly dl i h I ace, ee to impeact é " 7 AS i... - »“e¢ ~* Foristell, #:uca, ‘ cael puzzle Not a single St sr, om +s readings. — ; A 4 Ingiy en ess procession the cier- storm-swept area, extending over Bopki: é 1 hie er edibility. Lang, R. P.. Mr. and Mrs. > 00 | Habenicht ee ee eke tg Be 500 00° . “rs . - 3 Sas ~ - 4n m@m Nis fairly well provided at this time! gymen moved to the two. cemeter- more than 100 city blocks, - tent ‘ > exa ‘s ruled that impeach-j| O'Reilly, Dr. Archer...... 10 00 c Sah eee gare sgt sie satetnmnstaran en He legs: ae ate Official fore.| “-th necessities for the refugees | ies, Tower Grove and St. Andrew’s,/ city, sufficient to a od mination was part of a| McFay al 5 06 | A. We PRON oe reese 2:50 o'clock, when the total re- COPPER FOR (there is still an urg@nt need for! he hill overlooki the d , weet le ‘ a © + cray den, Vona d eset e0e ~) BiG tie stay ans he ae a 1 00 ce ; ; oe “ ast for St. Louis | on the overioo ng e eso- comfortably 3200 persona, ar nd not of a bh; : 7 o£ i Wemt .scceoes ceipts still hovered around $11. the HE NEW BOARD'S ce oO ose . a bail hearing. | Hoerr. Louis A $25 | . | rtain commodities, particularly | late Murphysboro. At many t{mes rda : rt sal Nai An ' aes * 8 e4 pays *resc Sign System..... 15 00 cert was called off. Most of ind vicinity: | ¢ tye yesterday. Cots and bed clothin id Faims Crescent Sig concert C _ [THOUGHTS cimity: | foodstuffs. Included in th t”’ , & Bee man at his! Sultan Drug Co. ........ °5 00 we: % 2 10 00 : ze pail " : U n tne wan during the afternoon the voices of | were installed in each. Erectio “ o >I ac ing midwifery, danc. | McC auley, i Rae : 1 00 A. La ent 6 a eS eee ox 06 | this sum was re speicc Ps ». thougn a Partly cloud y list made out by: the committee are! six clergy men could be heard sim- of the ‘ : P n umbing and fortune te)li 9 FY H, Swift ...----+++seee> oe | few exchanged their tickets for the S a. beked: ham, sugar, pork and beans, ult neously as they s ke the last ents, gout rom the Govern- . p Ba lie,” Faiman sekepted | ny otal rs ee BE es ‘10 00 E. Laken ....+++++: ’ 10 00 ,evening performance. a en ee bacon, lard, canned vegetables and poe ent as ionka’ Gath eRe: eee ener a Departments >. denied Specifically that danc- Ford ~ P.. : } BE 25 | J. H. Barry ....-s.seeeee: re ey The band, under the direction of day; moderate | .. enned soups. More than 1000 fdm-' The corps of 40 grave diggers at Chicago, was under the super - P / 4 “piritualism was taught in| Bayle Food Products Co..... 25 00 | J. H, Humbucher .......- . 59 | Capt. Pau} Henneberg, played with temperature, | ilies were provided with rations at) ... augmented yesterday by 40 vision of national guardsmen. i I. }\Gallagher, J. M. ......605-5: 10 00) Harvey ...---+++eeerbes ee 2 00 as much spirit last night as if the Missouri: Part-| the committee’s headquarters in the more from other towns and when Dr. Herman N. Bund » Chtle ae Whether } St. Lovis University......... 100 00 | A. Ickenragfh ...-..-sseee> 1 00 areas of empty seats had been | a Z | Elks’ Club today. » ; cago Commissioner of Health, has ‘ iw 1@ was a doctor, sack. Peter H. (Judce) 5 00l we ow Davis > dO > availa oe ly overcast Sun-| To Rebuila S Plant. | night fell most of the tornado dead gone to West Frankfort fo h a aA é . that he was a student » 0 thPhge- tae econ anda . 100 0 | Ww. . went Sveeeee eee . 00 filled, and as ii every note played Gay anit Monday: | 0 u hoe | had been laid away. Taxicab driv- sion? : r a ute mee i . . Louis Colleg | Pr 22 ally considered, it‘is not one of the | moderate tem-| of permanent rehabilitation work | | employes were pressed into service city. e took with him . . years. | |Abrahams, Nat ........+-+.+: 25 00 | | A. P, Green Fire Brick. +». 500 00/ great brass bands, but its music peratune. |was made today by the Brown | as pallbearers at the funerals, paratus for testing rote pty Te asked if } Alfred Baker Realty Co..... 50 00) Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rosor.. 2 00) would have given pleasure to any- | Illinois: Fair | Shoe Co., which suffered heavy | and made the assertion that be star © was a licensed | Alfr r. nois: air | which continued from dawn to}. her he answered: | Temm, Mrs. Florence........ 2 00 | Homer Scott ....6--++e+--: 5 00) one who enjoys band music. It was | aeutat probably | loss when its Murphysboro plant) dusk. o'clock -today anes: ee phe x + do’you mean by license? | Vammert Real . aman |. Rienheimér ........--. 5 00) well disciplined, used considerable BS pia *“\was partially wrecked’ by the) The fri abi) ee oat} inten — beg 4 a. 8 Pubiie Stantéh (kt es eee oo 001 Rienheimer .........-- 5 od shading, and, despite occasional ecoming unset-| ciorm. “The company announced | e friends who ordin y per- a SS . ,. d11¢ lealt 1 Hauser, Deeeeer G6 GAs 2 04 6 eee 239 O00} P ° Za on | f rk e! wo 1d form these services were in most and —_ . 2 F. ve i ” ‘ exam ination in 1921.”° Williams, Allen B 5 0)| Cherokee Bus Assn......- 100 faults of pitch and wrong notes, ‘led Monday; that a squad of workmen u ith 4 1. yl inj An Mee fe oe io . fidavit file d hy pyrene | Groenfield ‘Broe nt RR 100 00 | G. ¥ intred eb toe oe O ee 6 a ee 2 + had a good enough tone quality and wal mer in north | begin Tuesday to reconstruct the cases Ss t mol ¥ ng ; i aes a a, 7 - Continued em Page Feuer. ~Centineed om Page Four. a vigorous feeling for rhythm. | portions Sunday. | building. The completion of the Continued om Page 3, Colamn 5S. ) ge 3, Column 7. ‘ontinu . ‘ : . i. ied SW ak, >. ek