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in. tA; 111 CTIIC(() DAILY Till 1St 3 WED PARSON PUZZLED GETS DIVORCE FALLING MEAT ISMASHES LEVEL op FOOD PRICES BANDIT INVBES HOME; ROBS THREE WOMEN; FORGETS HIS PISTOL 17Htti INDICTED! FRIED CHICKEN ri rl SIRLOIN STEAK 1--1. :4 HI 2,000 YOUTHS 'FIGHT POLICE AS GANDHI MARCHES1 1 British Troops Alert in: FOR SHOUTING 2il; i I 7-1 Protests oni U. S. Policies.

I momm. Loyal Churchmen Fail to) Get Him a Lawyer. i t. 6 1 i '7-- 4 1 4 4 I 4 4' Roast Capon and Vegetarian Dinnera variety of choices for a variety of tastesand a certainty of satisfaction in every one of these delicious dinners. TODAY'S DINNER MENU FIVE TO EIGHT "War" for Freedom.

A I 4t A furgetftA bandit he Ieft hizt elm 1,, In the home of his tictrn. LAI nigh! 1' robbed Airs. Joaph Waterman. 7N53 South AN-r-h-an street. and her moth- er, Mrs.

Mtry anti tl'e latter's sisrter. Clara of fur coat. I-. and Jee0.ry valued nt $2 LI Mrs. Waterman a knock at II the door of her apartment she found I the masked gunman there.

1,1 After orl'rirg the three womq t) 1' Et with their faces to a wan. ha wrapped their fur coats In a shf-e and took a ring and a pz-tir of earrinel 474,1 from Mrs. Watermart. Ile than or- -I dered them not VI move. for 45 min- utes.

and After hnif an hour Mrs. Watrzrtnnit calorl th( polic-e, who found the handit's pistol tH lying- on the dining room table where khe had laid It while he was wrapping i the tcytta. 110; t'. 1 1 i t-I 1 A 1 1 I $71 f' 6flP GRAPEFRUIT COCKTAIL CANAPE EARvimrs A- AY 4p, -a 1 k- at 45 2,, .1 ---a BY rAut FOTTER. a gru-tltiirni erm.

a 20-: lrrt rot A ton in Ncame Ur Stat cA and Canad A undf.e the di. 1 or fArol hoard utt ra'rt -rtt stem I chlc.1.g.,. Cty antI cm! IVci for the (T rwr tr, lard an-1 et 'Icr N'r Li to Ts rtn 1 rye, wrre 15 trrO-arx-tssi cror a fract ion a a Wcirrkvi O'rer th45 Enortwenderirg hnrvw th.r errr rS (0: have on MIXED OLIVES COURT DEPRIVES I PASTOR OF HIS BED IN CHURCH tx 7- P1JRE OF EGL1SH srtxr rormo co 14 ME WITH NOOOL 4 4, 1 4 4 I '1 I I IBROYLED HALIBUT STEAK. SHRIMP BUTDEn STEVENS SPECIAL VEGETARIAN DI TYR BRAISED WWI SI STEAK. MUSHROOM UUZ OUR SPEC! A FP I ED CH I CK EN.

FR TTY'S' BREADED POR IC TENDERLOIN. "romATO SAUCE ePol LED HAM STEAk. WITH CAN ID ED YAMS BOAST YOUNG CAPON. GIBLET GRAVY. CRANBERRY SAUCE 4 PRIME RIB OF I ELF AU ASSORTED COLD EATS.

SLICED MAI AIVES 1.3 1 It i I ti 1 I 1 I i :,1 f-, I 1 1 4 1 4 4. EY WILLARD EDWARDS. Irhicage Tribune Preis Serv4et.1 (Picture on beck page.) Ottawa. IlL. March The rev James A.

WEson. 60 3-ear old Pastor of the Methodist vllorch of Mendota, Ill was indicted loday for shooting two of hls parish-1 toners with intera to cd 1 20.000 were net and the minister w-ast held In Jail for arraignment on Saturday. The grand jury debated three days on the evidence against the pastor. this tirrie the members Of Mr. Wilsons cong1bation exerted ever-3 effort to forentall an Indictment State's Attorney O.

Hanson was forced to rn ard a threatened demonstration to intuence the Jury. He Wag lred of Me Ire. The pastor shot and wounded Mr. and Mrs. Amos Elliott because they rf-fused to surrender to hina an indiscreet letter which he had written to I'drs.

Emma K. Wagner. a widow in his congregatiofl and which she had given to the The Rev. Mr. Wilson is married.

He made love to the attractive 'widow, aernrding to his oonfesion. bec-ause he was Iired of his wife. i Although Elliott still Is In dan, ger from the church mem; hers maintain that the pastor flifet3ld not r.s, aocountable in the courts. That such sentiment has arisen In a civilized American community' is inexplicable to me." State's Attorney Hanson commented today. A Mendota youth also Wa.41 indicted the jury for holding up a gasoline Fta-tIon The Partle whet insiFted upon a vigortPos preLsecution Of that incx-periened boy.

who dian't fre a shot, w-ere prefming me to release the Rev. Mr. Wrison. who errian. gered the lives of two Mr.

Hanson en.n't nnderartaraii how they can rcennelle thote two at: titudes. Surely, a man is not held to PROWNtD. SWE ET. SO i LED. )4 ASH ED POTATOES Olt POTATO SALAD CR EA Pt ED CA Se AGE OR Paducah, Ky, 'March 12---4r)--The Rev.

D. II Clapp today was toirrINI by trl court order from use of the pulpit or property of the First Ilaptist 1 i church here, where his opponents charge he haA been sleeping to pre- vent them from holding servces. A controversy has been waged with- i-- in the chureh for more than a year, eVer since L. Clapp. then pastor.

dis, missed several members en of 7 card playing and attending Sumlay how's- Dr. Clapp later was rc.rriol-e4 i trtnn once by a vote of the I gation. but contended that his remora-I LA was illegal. The injunction, granted by rpeclal Judge W. J.

Webb. gave jurisdiction vver the rhrireh ProPerty to J. T. rtcd- dick and other truNtees, leaders of the 7 faction opposing Dr. Clapp.

0 AP ft i 17., trrruhcm. MOU SAND I StAN 0 rot Army PM BUTTERSCOTCH I ESS ODE PLIODTPNI CHERRY SHERBET 1,4 ARLEN LIT LA TER CARS STEWED PRU ES CH AR Larrt RUSSE MER IIIGU GLACN FR IT .1 ELS ERT, WH CREAM NEW YOR IL CHOCOLATE OR STAWPtPPY ICE CR KAM CAM EM ER CH EESE, TO ASTED A PER I I A 1 MRS. ANNETTE STEIN. ITrz-rs17sE Pboto.l I Mrs. Annette Stein.

32 years 01(0 426 Surf street, yesterday won a cli-1 voree from Joseph Stein. wealthy rea1 estate dealer. Judge William J. Lindsay. The decree ended la stormy marital war.

The Stehle were married April 24. 1920. On the night of Oct. 27. 1927.

Stein. acrornparied by two polleernen. 1 dragged his wife from a train in the Salle station and had her' Iarrested for larreny. He charged that his wife 's passion for rambling led It her to take in and; i in secitritics from him. He I also charged that was leaving 1 another man.

The charg were i 1 drorped and the couple became recon-1 Idled a week later. 1 The following November Steit i brought a bill for divorce. citing his 1 wife's losses at cards and i that she bad registered in a. Chicago I hotel with a Thomas J. Burke A secor reconcniation was etTeeted a 1 4short time later.

1 Yesterday Stein she I her husband at Fcb. it She 1 icharzed that he had beaten her black1 Iand blue on Feveral occasions. t-btel i ind1catcd he woull rrzLrit 7 decree she askcd that it be sig-nedl as quickly as possible since elf, plans I 1 to leave rot Europe on the S. S. 1 Bremen tonnorrryw.

1 I I 1 I I 1 I I FRENCH OR PARK ER OUSE i CO RHOR EA rrE, RYE OR GRAHAM RR EAD Rector Kills Himself; t.e., MILK. eurrtRika Ty co" ICED TEA VAL Olt Friends Think It Accident PEGGY UDELL. Insette end A tIwnie rt) coax, 1 New Manch Perzy rdelL farnous stage beauty of many rlarriagea was marricd to Peter Mionon vaudevrile team today at the city ball in Newark by Mayor Corngitton Udell gave her age as :5 while the bridegroom mild be wee :7. It is Lis nrst marMlies retert scald tn t.pp!Ttr.g for a remww, she was wed first ti, John W. Montgomery, mMionaire of Bellefonte, bat that union WIIS anutned.

later ehe wed rme.2Trlan of I professional 1,171 planer and son7 Nr-idter. 7.77ey had It were rs-cf)nciled after a footban game. and rewed but again 111-1 July. NEW PrriTIT. March ItM-11a- 1 'hatrna Gandhi's historic "march to the sea" In furtherance of the campaign for civil elsohedience began toeny frern the leadtsrls headquarters at Ahrnatiaha4 and tonight demonstrations that were usually orderly were reported from various parts of upper lneia.

I i At As Ian. the Erst halt on the long Gandhi spoke to a large i crewd. Tie defied the British govern-1 ment to arrest him and warned hos folpnvers that they must be prepared or the worst. even death, In plans for de- I nance of the salt rroduction of 1 salt In of the gwvernment moooPolY is the first disobedience etep of I the Indian program. I 'Thousands Escort Inns i i At the beginning of the rnarch it Iwas reported that thousands of men land women accompanied Gandhi for several rniles, rich and poor marching by side, while thousands lined the roadside- Most of them droppec I out eventualy and Gandhi continued with eighty or more.

The British troops are on the alert for tcouble. Thus far no action has been taken. although Gandhi's arrest soon tog generally expected The only ll incident" Of the day occurred in Bombay, where 2,000 schoolboys clashed with the police Only one was arrr-sted, and he was released later. Demonstrations Are Quiet. Demonstrations in other places were mainly limited to hoisting the Nation; alist Vag and rnakirg epeeehes.

A public demonstration in New Delhi. or- ganired by the Youth leagues peacefully with little or no extra politooe precautlens being taken. At Rawalpindi the president of the 'Touth league was arrested and charged Iwith sedition but business went on as usual. Gandhi is expected to leave i Aslali tomorrow morning and lor-M stop I for right at Navagon. ryes nesistancoe.

1 tClEicarge Tribmwe rreas Sexvirej LoNroN, March re, eeived In London today stated that such extraordinary plans Lye being made to carry out Mahatma Gandhi's passive resistance movement in India that Great Britain will either be forced to resort to forcible methods or yield to popular demands In the case Gandhi is arrested. The Indiana have reriested provincial comratttees to enlist huge armies of passive resisters. while the "congress cabinet has adopted the following I The residences of the viceroy and provincial governors areeto be entirety surrounded by 'volunteers, who will I prevent any one front entering or leaving the premises. Volunteers will sit five deep on all roads refusing to i allow any one to pass the cordons, oi new volunteers relieving them every six hours. They will refuse to move, ,1 regardless of orders.

i At least 20 per rent of the voluni! teers are woman. The committees expect that the potice and military Iforres will be to take violent methods to disperse the "army If posm-ble the Erst move will take place I at otherwise at Bombay. In 1 Deihl the viceroy's home will be sue-I rounded and in Bombay Skr Frederick Sykes, the governor of Bombay. win I t-P kent oriaoner within his house, Dhaner parties for 25 to 300 porsolls, are armed its privau room for $123. $LA $L5, V.D0 prim: err-.

and ono rf thrrn -eon- at ed wneter orpertIrs-ent r-rtce trC mac rno're ak-nIn the of -rr wIth the law of sl; pp! and also on what would be the k-s-atton tf the rrain debenture plan teen deetne 1 prlees stnrted Epon c-f nearly tkr, rrKn reports of wheat that slumps i ag much 'wheat soll for cserts less i tte ILA 4, in with -'e of from represertf.nlr the coet of delivery the two Wittthe Comment. 1.47171..nd I nt the Nrard. with of Gre.la Stahililmaton corporAtion tn de-c7treki to cur-sr-lent further thb Ittaa.tin7n, to iFo'; 05,4, the 7-t ef the rneetinK. his wrt-h Kellore. trnn.sree Gra1n G.

S. Iflnor newly of the rtahr.ftion con. ILInt others. he left for a wtth Rarts L're rtook letter outlg the rain setnaort which ale, would contlnue another sirty hal rot boen recesed last rir-ht Gov. Ceorze F.

Fhate.r., North Da. to whom tt was' sent In arrs-wer plea for 'better prices f-e far prods1ots. Goy. Shafer said -7e ttd rlo't to crict-ke, the farm Il I lkils.tie41. S.

March Rev. arren J. Lewis. rector or the Episcopal church here. shot hirr- self through the head today at the church rectory.

Ile died before med. ni teal ald could be summoned, Ills 'friends expremced the belief the shoot- ilng was ancidental and authoritles 1 inetmeed an Inquest would not be rf c- 1, 65c LUNCITEON ELEVEN TO FIVE A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL 1101IPS i 1 1 I i 1 1:13 ri i be a law tImself bet-ause be wears the cloth of a clergTman." 1 OriTEZWEI La3 EMU atODOECI RE431TATIRMT1 1 111 ISR1ATE VOTES FAPIII Calls Flock His Children. When the Rev. Mr. Wilson received the rews of his indictzrent in his cell BOARD 100 MILLION he appeared to bold that very vlevg He was puraled.

To him the shooting II DEFICLEN Cr Bra of two of his rock becau they ey might have injured his seemei r.o more drastic than If he had lashed Waechtngton. D. March 12.UP) I them verhatly from the pulpit--Immediate appropriation of more TI They Ire a he ex-than 173 minion dollars for multiple plairteA. government projects was voted today I When States Attorney Hanson first by the eenate in paing the Erst de-1 ordered the minister taken to the Eciency bIfl county jail at Ottawa, Charles Powell. The eerate added to the measure deacon of the church, was indicant.

as It the house the 103 million I "You're not rang to arrest Our dollars requested by President Hoover i pastor," be proteted. "Why, he for the farm board; 150 thousand dol- didni know what he wns doing! He Your Guests will feel gayer, swaggerer and brighter. If you serve .:11 IVESLEY OGDEN'S WIFE TIES UP $1,000,000 FUND Circuit Jud ge V. Brothers yes-terday la-ued an injunction to restrain Wesley Ogden from disposing of a $1,000,000 trust fund left I-dm by bis mother. Mrs.

Anna formerly Mrs. John W. Og-den. to avoid paying alimony to his estranged wife, Mrs. Bella Vocke Ogden.

The injunction was asked by Mrs. Ogden. who drorped ber suit for separate maintenance on Tuesday to institute a suit for divorce on charges of cruelty and habitual drunkenness. Ogden has been living in (1a11fornia since be left his wife. last Feb.

26. ENT! EIGI I FLOOR RAS WI I 5780 17 NORTH MATE 16 NORM WABAS11 5780 LBASII iti 1 was just No Layer Retained Int Trim rut the minister was taken 'to jail He rernalned there boranse porters didn't come tarward wIth funds to him out- A rneetrig was held lars to continue the American delegation at the London naval limitation conference; 12 million dollars for river and harbor work, and 7 million dollars frNr seed loans to farmers in storm striken 5-attes. The le0 minion dollar fund for the i)ft 11(s-S4'e' IL The Finest Sparkring Table Water in the World I I 411(Y NCO 111C111 I Holland Refuses Visa to Soviet Woman Envoy Chimps Tribune Preis ServitaLl 'JILL: HAGUE. March 12- 0 1 Sot. Importers, Aporrmaril A00(1c1 Co-Fifth at 42nd Street.

New York Issued Lxciusively to Chicago Tr ibune Readers .00 a month, with coupon below, for a Life Insurarkce Policy which pays $1,000 Plus! .00 a month, with coupon below, tor a Ate Insurance Policy which pays $1,000 Plus! MMiMi0 No tlettical Examination! No Subscription Nectisary! Nate: Iscludes1 Are Valuable Total and Pennaseat Disability Benefls! This memos that Full Awned el Irmarsame le payable to Om Inameed, ArEtailt LIVENG. la event of Total and Permanent aa stated ea remt-y. Open to bora amd girls SOrtztal health. liererrem arts of 9 '4 and 44 44 ewe poem-7 a a pervon. 'armed by the Federal Lena brow.

tom Company the-eagle apeciail arrangement with the Caticago Trammel. FILL. IN AND MAIL 111Un Headquerters far Gotham Gold Stripe Hose Dutch government today refused to grant the soviet minister at Oslo, Mme Alexandra KoDlentay a visa to enter Holland to atterd the world congress for worn at The Hague. Hitherto soviet rerrentatives other conzress meetings have experieneed no ditnenitjee obtaining visas. Student Pilot Dies as farm board gtves this newly tab- 1 for the purpose Of collecting a defense Esher1 government ongarlition a to- fund.

brit the mernbss of the tal of 23 million dollars cf the 500 congregation contributed an average ii doniars authorized for its re-1 of less t.L7k In cents apiece. No volvimg fund by congress. The addi-1 lawyer has been engaged yet to repdonal fund was approved without op- resent him. Position. but its consideration Pro- One Mendota dent who has revoked some sharp words on the poll- mained an observer Of the cies of the farm board.

affair declared today that this is Senator Smith W. Prookhart Rep-. 'Just a throwback to ancient cendttions. Ia. demanded that the board cot-per- r.efore the Christian era the Greek ate with the Canadian wheat pool and Itonnan priests had absolute against what he believes to be a corn- 1 nuthority over the people.

They could tination by England, France and Italy order the death ef a man or wornan eepress the American market. He'll who els-pleased them. That cendition that the board would really 1 are here with the rev. reed $1.500,000.000 to carry out the 1 in charge and his congregatien has purposes of the art- accepted his attitude It is a situation Chairman McNary of the agrieul- paralleled, I believe. In many a corntura committee supported the board's! try town.

and has arty been treught in the grain market and said i eut here because the pastor carried he believed the board is doing all it out the ides literally and enforced his possibly can. 1 eeeereartetli with ft gP t(Nti Plane Crashes in Flames I I 1 Pocatello, Idaho, March errill P. Morran, 30, a student pilot, was killed tonht in an airplane crash near here. Ms plane went into a I rose dive at an altitude of 1.000 feet, crashed sear the airport and burst Inv fhlrne. retie.

vor rrit3 roney. Another governor took up the word the farna board chairman Gov. Theodore Christian- of Iftnneocta declared he disY.1 Legge's solutiort of A by adjusting crop to (rnostic dernanta. production," Gov. dndent upon ar e.

variable and over has control. While a limItation cf acre-are in cr2.3 tn wheat is probabIy there, is no wasn in which a 2rnitation mray be enforced. and at no assurance that if it were sten.Ll.ri not In the event of weather conditions be wtth a shortage, which from randpoint of rational prosperity be unfortunate." D4-mxind added that he sraw for gIV.r.g industry, with of defritely limiting pro-to domestic ned the of the opportunity to sell The northwest. he saA. ants that sotll permit both 7.17-:,1171,3 and Industry to sell markets, Nothirg else would farmer.

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Xtrena: The prHarloaro Ho $4...00 per tranvia up to Pao poto.p Haaarrormarr Proroot owns 4 1 of U. par axonfli. yolk Irma to pay Pot lila poor. madras 11.1.1-011. fp Ail IMO 1116 4 Pr images Pa tot Da PHI woe llokasr 5t PRICE OF FLOUR 1 SLUMPS LOWER; I FOLLOWS WHEAT! NI AMMO" apaIP.

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