Edwardsville Intelligencer, The (Newspaper) - February 14, 1938, Edwardsville, Illinois Maws of and Nation Speedily and Madison THE Fair tonight and colder Temperature day at 8 P. 75th 37 FEBRUARY EIGHT PAGES BELIEVES WAN BE NAVAL EQUALITY Rep. Hamilton Fish Charges America Blocked Naval Con- ferences to Obviate Building SUGGESTS WE TRY TO POLICE THE WORLD Testimony in Opposition to F. D. Pro Jap Willing to Give Up Offensive Feb. Rep. Hamilton N. told the Mouse naval committee today he reason why Japan should not be naval equality with tho United FLASHES Leased Wire Bulletins oh Latest World News Man Killed In Train Feb. truck er svas the engineer and man reportedly badly injured and a number of passengers were shaken up today when the Prairie State fast Alton Railroad passenger crashed Into a truck at a crossing The baggage car and the coaches were derailed by the accident which occurred just inside the city Uphold N. L. R. B. New Feb. United States Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld un order of the National bor Relations Board requiring to recognize a Com- for Industrial Organization Union and reinstate workers allegedly discharged for He that not Japan or Great the nava seeking to obviate gi gantie international navy rue can't we give Japan Or pinty with us unless we arc aiming tn iln v. hat 1 think we are trying iio ami Hint is tu police the in opposition to President naval Fish said Japan ro- indicated to Hive up battleships and airplane vie is because they are the conference that was held said Fish referring lo the in Conference of the same We refused I say to you that thik wanted Fish testimony utter Frank Union Theological student of who described himself us social action of the National Council of Methodist told the committee ho does not In my that the youths he resents not bear in event of v. lo the threatened ments t ace among the three great the United Great Britain and criticized the administration for failure in not maintaining the 5-5-1', naval power ratio aiming the The principle ot limitation was when demanding pai iv with the other major the Washington Naval in terminating her Conferences Held Feb. Kurt held conferences Inle day with Austrian Nazi strengthening reports that a more liberal attitude toward nationalists might even Include reorganization of the cabinet to include Alton Ax Woman Spent Four Days in County Here Act. ence in Dec. 19.T.. course Japan wouldn't have Fish have 5-3-1. Certainly they would have accepted 5-5-3." He oca ted that Congress urge the president to Institute a naval aims He charged this count iv the nations start got to gn We've already gone Ill fact DF FAR Naval Base is Keystone of Defense for British Empire's Oriental KING GEORGE VI DRY DOCK IS OPENED Name Not Known Until Time of Warships of United France and Netherlands BOY KILLED BY TRUCK DRIVEN BY NEIGHBOR o. Feb 1 One Mrs. Irene Alton held the county jail since last on charges of malicious de- struction of properly and peace dis- after a visit to the was released Monday after- Her release followed signing het own recognizance bond while awaiting charges pending In the county court where informations were issued Attorney Lester Judge Wilbur A. Trares entered an order last Friday permitting Mrs. freedom without providing a bont with After her release she went to the ot Judge Jesse R. her accompanied by her Daniel Later in the afternoon they returned to Asked about her plans Mrs. Kite I just don't know what I nm going lo I'm going to see that the slot machines are pul out of this if that Is what you are but I just know what I'm going to All I have to say is that I am still determined to take the slot chines out ot Madison Rev. F. C. said Monday I hat the Ministerial social of which he is secretary and Rev. C. recently sent letters to four city and county of- asking that they tho slot machines in the city and the He said that the action was taken at the last meeting on last Monday ami that as secretary of the had sent Hie letters during Hie past The letters were acl dressed to State's Attorney Lester Sheriff Simon Mayor William C. and Chief of Feb. three light cruisers now at Singapore to participate in the formal opening of the new British naval base will start for homo about February 21, tho Navy Department announced Straits Feb. naval tho of the Far and keystone of defense for the empire's was ed The naval base was officially with the opening of the gigantic King George VI dry The which will service the largest is 1.000 feet 130 feel wide and 55 feet one of the largest in the The ceremonies were conducted by Sir Shenton civil governor of the Straits in the company of leaders of the empire's Bands struck up the national an- them and the big guns roared a sa lute as Sir Shenton and his official party sailed inlo the dock the yacht Sea Belle breaking the bon stretched across the opening That the clock would be named for Britain's monarch was not known until the governor pronounced his name in christening it. A holiday atmosphere Banks and markets ed at 1 p. m. The inauguration was attended by including laborers who the the men who planned and financed the fortifications and the warships of three foreign Lhe United France and the Although much significance was attached to the presence of American the cruisers ton and the commander oC the visiting Rear Admiral J. said that are here simply as guests and He that the three United Stales warships arc here is an indication of States The legislative council of the Straits Settlements prior to the Approved a donation of straits dollars 000) for imperial Annual Free Cooking School Opens at the Wildey Tuesday 2 CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD FRIDAY UGE ba sun nf Mr. ami August fatally in- il in of his homr at when he foil beneath v. of H coal truck driven Truman a neighbor of tho The fluid had been playing In front of his house while Ills father and aided by were busy papering Sebastian which hull been damaged by fire two According to Vernon another who witnessed the from a near-by the bastian boy was running alongside the was loaded with about n ton and n half of He made n vain effort to seine the nine and fell beneath I he 1'eas drove the boy to the Alton five miles where he died three hours The driver loM police ho was not aware of the accident until he felt the ysi over n bump and looked back to see Ihu Sebastian boy lying In the Ho had not observed the child us tie drove down the Reason Sebastian is employed by the Western Company at Alton He has two other tuberculosis sanatorium will be reopened for public visitations Wednesday afternoon nt clock according to announcement Monday by Dr. O. C. medical The institution has been closed for several days after n girl patient developed scarlet Dr. Heyer said the danger point in the condition has The letters referred chiefly to n in n letter from Attorney General Olio Kerner to Stales ney A. of Kane which the Intelligencer some lime letter said slot machines wore unlawful and that officials are required to enforce the Rev. said that although answers had been suggested none was Ho declined to make public a copy of the letter at this DR. R. D. LUSTER OF GRANITE CITY DIES Granite Feb. R. D. 57, 2337 Cleveland Granite died yesterday at Hospital in Granite City after an Illness of six He hac practiced medicine in Granite City since 1903, when he was from the Marian Sims Medical College which later was absorbed by St. Louis was n member of the Madison County and Medica and past president of the Madison County He was also a former member of tho Illinois State Board of He was a member of the Masonic Order and of the Surviving are the Mrs. oline his Elijah Lus Granite and a brother Car Luster of The funeral be at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ai thu Schildmann undertaking establish ment In Granite with burial In Bellefontaine Hospitable doors swing wide morrow to welcome eager throngs to the long-awaited free Cooking which comes to the Wildey Theater for four days as a service to and merchants from The stage is set for the practical in household management arid smooth directed by the In- nationally known home economics authority will give no cation of the long weeks of active preparation for this modern Emily M. Lautz promises that this will be one time when anticipation will not exceed Local firms and merchants join in that be- have given time ful thought to assembling displays that are more than mere Assembled homemakers filling the will have a chance to watch those products ment in actual This will be no but a thorough demonstration of up-to-the-minute devices designed ally to save the household or money and Such a close-up inspection is bound to fy future shopping a revised and accurate picture of con- available close to Many a guest of the newspaper will have a chance to taste delicious dishes made the model kitchen by Mrs. as well as watch them in frag rant since the stage tri- will be distributed on every school This successful lecturer believes in the psychology of good wel cooked and daintily Bad means bad she declares with her friendly out of the doldrums now It's high time that we applied tha recognition to our meal as we already have to other daily sub For several food special emphasized thrift dishes and one dish rightly so. Now we owe it to our public and long suffering families to stop juggling with those butterless creations believe In economy of bu now It's high time that we gave some thought to party dishes and specia treats for the entire family to And Mrs. Lautz will conjure up some delectable treats this week at the gay school colorful frozen invit ing luncheon and supper snacks French fried even introduc MRS. ANTONIA RUEHLE OF STAUNTON DIES ing fresh ways such familla foods as meats and Tomorrow brings the welcome on Page Feb. Antonio ot this died at St. Francis Hospital at at Saturday night following an She was born April 24, 1SS8 in Later she married Simon moving lo They came lo Slaunton In 1903, where Mr. Grabner died in 190S. She then married A Mrs. Ruehle was a member of the Zion Lutheran tho Concordia and the Women's Auxiliary of the Progressive Miner's of She Is survived by three daughters and one Mrs. Cecelia of Mrs. Marie of Mrs. L. of Chicago and Louis Gradner of One Carl Buchlitner of 17 7 a Joseph of Staunton and a sister residing In Germany also The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday after- noon at the Carleton Funeral Final rites will be at Lutheran Rev. J. G. F. will The Women's Auxiliary ol the Progressive Miners will have charge at the Tabulation Shows in Taxes Pass Through His SERVICES FOR JOHN TUESDAY Feb. services for John 70-year-old dent of this will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Wegener Funeral Rev. A. H. pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church will officiate and burial will be at the city Mr. had been 111 for three and died Saturday night at his home on the outskirts of Staunton at 11 o'clock Saturday His wife has been confined to her home for some A lengthy tabulation was compile Monday at the office of County Treas urer Peter Fitzgerald relative to final settlement of taxes for the pas The report shows a total passed through the o lice In connection with the with township collectors and amoun received In payment of second instal ments and delinquent The large amount of collection greatly increased the earnings of th boosting them to a total o and when the June repor Is compiled for the present half year the excess fees for the county's gei eral fund are expected to be muc larger than Some time ag from this amount was ferred to pay operating expenses i the In the December the office showed excess fees from that sum and more than half of it balance is anticipated as excess fees the next The report shows the to various taxing ies of the The fund was portioned among school drainage districts and all bodies authorized to collect Sums collected for specific purposes are as County 863.24; Mother's Court House delinquent Hard Road County Funding County Pauper Blind County School Dog Cooking School Lecturer Dairymen Name Committee to Meet Here to Consider an Increase in Transportation Mrs. Emily M. national known authority on foods and their who will be in charge of the free cooking school opening tomorrow afternoon at Wildey NAVAL PLANS LATER Nations Make mal Not Seek Information by Big Warehouse to Be Removed to Provide Much Space for Parking Feb. foreign office spokesman hinted today that Japan might be willing later to divulge her naval building program provided that interested nations made informal In- instead of seeking them by written The discussing Japan's refusal to comply with requests in British and French notes for details of Japan's navy suggested that In his own view un- official inquiries would be better than formal He did not actually propose such a course but said that a foreign had unofficially made over- tures and indicated the possibility that the information he asked might later be whereas compliance would have been impossible had he asked through formal Further questioning of officials re- a considerable thought that Japan's answers to the inquiries might have been different if different methods had been Officials said that the door had not been completely closed by Japan's re- But they said there was no doubt that the British and French notes had stiffened the Japanese navy's attitude against revealing It was It probably would be necessary to some time to pass before the moment was tune for a fresh There was some feeling that tha foreign office hint was thrown out as a sort of to test foreign reaction and gain during which the government might watch A warehouse 50 by 80 feet at the rear of the Main street store of Tri City Grocery Company is being razed this week by Ben Young preparatory to opening of a free parking lot more than 100 automobiles to furthe relieve congestion in the business dis Mr. Young said a week or ten days will be required to tear down thi building and It Is anticipated that lot will be ready for use during th part of the Roy manager of the store said Monday that anyone will be per milled to park on the lot for any oc Owners ot the store will ar range to have the lot illuminated or Saturday nights and the city counci will be asked Tuesday night if official are interested in providing light o other nights of the The parking situation has been dis cussed by the city council on a num aer of recent occasions and official recently became interested in a parking lot near Main and street Mr. Shillato said materials in th warehouse have ben sold to Georg Cassens and will be used in farm con st ruction at Removal of th warehouse will necessitate a numbe of changes at the The com pany owns space at the rear of store to the The entire area will b leveled and a guard fence erected a the east end of A ne rear entrance to the Tri-City Grocer will be opened and other ments FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS VICINITY DIBS Mrs. a native of died at last day according to word just re- Formerly Miss she married Herman Suhre on Feb. 18, 1877. She was 80 9 months and 7 days ot The neral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 After leaving the resided In Kaufman for several years and then In On Sept. 26 1926 they moved to Mr Suhre died In 1933. Six grandchildren and two children all of them living on the west A number relatives reside in this Court Open Two The circuit court will be In session Thursday and Friday after a recess of several days owing to the smal amount of Judge D. H Mudge will preside on both days anc Judge M. Joyce of St. Louis will be here to hear PRICES ARE SEVERAL YEARS OLD Producers Name Eight to Represent a Teamsters Committee to Be Named A conference will be held Friday night at the Labor Temple here be- ween representatives of the Local of International of Chauffeurs and of America and the Sanitary Milk relatives to the for- mer's request for an increase for transportation of The present rates have been in effect for five At a preliminary conference ast week representatives of the union pointed out that during the five yean he producers have been granted in- creases while transportation charges lave been Clay president of tha said Monday that there are no serious difficulties between the and producers and in tha conference plans may be worked out eliminate duplication in trucks ering the same routes to pick up It was said there is one short sector of not more than two and a half miles in length near ville over which six trucks travel to pick up milk from eight The milk producers have appointed a committee composed of Joseph Henry tin William Ft. Charles L. H. E. W. and King county will also attend the Mr. Overstreet said Monday that he wm appoint a committee Tuesday The area involved includes most of the western half of Madison The territory is south of Route 160, west of Route 43 and north of 40. The charge for hauling milk In this area into Edwardsville is 15 cents per 100 to East St. Louis and Granite 20 and 25 cents into St. No announcement haa been made as to what will be Latest records show that Madison county provides about of milk monthly but those in the con- ference here do not handle all of that Much of the milk is provided for the Highland area and in northern part of the During the past five years have secured various increases for partly on of dry weather and increases in production average weighted prices for milk de- livered In St. Louis during the have been as 1933. per 100 1934, 1935, 1936, and 1937, 52.15. Prof. R. F. Bartlett of the Uni- versity of Illinois made a milk tion survey here about three yean At that time he stated the cost could be reduced yearly or more through a revision of the trans- portation SIXTEEN MOEE PILE COMMITTEE PETITIONS WILL OF MRS. ROSA ZVERINA IS FILED The will of Mrs. Rest who died here on February 9, eleven days after her Anton fell was filed in the probate court here Monday Judge C. Burton set the hearing of the petition for March 18. The petition places a value of on real estate and sonal property of The will left the estate to Anton and named him as It was suggested Monday that William Snajdr be named as administrator with will Two Mrs. Frances Edwardsville and Mrs. Agnes Madia who lives In fornia will inherit the Mrs. Zverina was suffering from several attacks of paralysis at the time of her She attended his funeral on January 29 and that night had another attack from which she failed to Ten Secure The first ten tavern owners In the county outside of Incorporated cities and villages have obtained licenses from County Clerk Norbert The fee this year is an Increase of over last Sixteen more petitions were received Monday by County Clerk Norbert Hotz from candidates for precinct to be elected at the primary election on April 12. Republicans filed six petitions and ten were filed by Republicans Chalk Woodriver No. 9; O. Granite City No. 7; Robert Jarvis No. 2; G. C. ville No. 4; Roy M. Granite City No. 6; Roy Granite City No. 11. Democrats who filed David H. Collinsville No. 3; Wesley Marine No. 1; A. No. 2; Gordon Jarvis No. 1; John W. Alton No. 12, William P. Alton No. 1IJ James Foster No. 1; Elmer Alton No. 22; L. O. Woodriver No. 9; John E. Alton No. 18. Completes Congressional Feb. SenaU today completed congressional action on the administration's farm and sent the measure to the White House for President Roosevelt's Discusses Business Feb. 14 President Roosevelt spent an hour today dis- cussing the business situation with Thomas W. partner in the firm of J. P. Morgan and
