Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1930, Page 6

everybody’s using the city cabs “No More Melers to Click Away Your Dimes” DECATUR 6100 Itching Ends When Zemo Touches Skin —thousands say. It's wonderiul the way soothing, cooling Zemo brings relief to skin which itches and burns Even in most severe s, itching disappears almost as soon as Zemo touches the tender and inflamed sur- face. To draw out local infection and help to clear away unsightly | blemishes,we know of n than invisible Zemo. A this family antiseptic on it freely. It's safe as ca 60c and $1.00. All dealers. _FOR SKIN JRRITATIONS giil Nature gave this oil greater resistance to heat, wear and dilution. It ‘meets all the trying condi- tions of automobile engine lubrication. thing is more impo: than thorough lubricatio: Beware of Substitutes. 1/ your dealer can't supply you, telephone us, and we wiil tell you the dealer’s name convenient- Iy located to you. Bayerson Oil Works Columbia 5228 Itching Stopped Now he smiles “For nearly three months,"writes one man, had a breaking out and itching on my body. Within a few days after I began to use Resinol, the sores healed and the itching stopped.” There are few cases of skin disorder which Res- inol Ointment cannot relieve quickly. Try Resinol Soap, too. Men like its thorough cleansing and its tonic odor. FREE [l sisg packags on rovt: _Resincl VA CHICAGO SUBURBS IN FINANCE MIRE Pay Roll Quandary Faced as South Park Board Announces Cut. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Pebruary 3.—Chicago and Cook County had lots of company on the financial rocks today. Several suburban governments had joined them, all in the quandary of pay rolls to meet without monies with which to do it. The South Park board, controlling the system of South Side parks, an- nounced & 15 per cent reduction of wages. Its 1,300 employes, including 320 policemen, agreed to the “tem- | porary” cut rather than to accept the alternative of a reduction in the num- | ber of employes. This is the first time | the South Park board, which is State | controlled, has indicated the financial | shoe was pinching. City employes, payless for a month, may have some important news tomor- | Tow, when the council is to decide whether to ask the citizens’ relief com- mittee for $6,000,000 to meet Police, | Pire and Health Department pay rolls. Seeks Loan Completion. Alderman John S. Clark, chairman of the city council’s finance committee, will ask "aldermanic sanction for a ceting between representatives of the | city and of the relief committee, rela- | tive to completicn of the loan. ‘The relief committee has insisted that before it wiil get money for the city the administration must give as- surance that the money will go only for ¢ | the payment of pressing bills and that Se, | rigid economy be exercised hence- forth. Mayor William Hale Thompson and his supporters have shown no en- ll',\,usiasm toward the relief committee offer. The $6,000,000, Clark pointed out, would meet pay rolis until February 15. For the remainder of this month, an additional $2,000,000 is required; from that time on, until the reassessment is completed and tax money begins trick- ling in, $4,000,000 a month will be needed. Only for Pay Rolls. The figures only meet pay roll de- | mands. ‘There are millions in unpaid bills, Clark said, causing many mer- chant creditors to be “pretty hard up,” but the alderman added that they have “to wait.” ‘Tax officials have pledged their ear- nest efforts to complete the reassess- ment, exteni the taxes and have the bills in the mails by June 1. ‘The suburb of Mount Prospect par- ents have contributed cash to schools in operation; citizens of Ar- lington Heights are considering simjiar |action; in Blue Island, the night | schools have been closed to keep the day schools going; Flossmoor is bor- rowing from its water and sewer funds to meet other expenses; in Homewood, the teachers are paid up to next Wednesday, but after that the, school | board knows not where money for the | pay roll is coming from. In other sub- |urbs % was the same story. Evanston is seeking to borrow $600,000 from New York bankers, iITALIANS TO WELCOME AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR | Fascist Government Appreciates Economic and Cultural Worth of Republic. By the Assoclated Press. VIENNA, February 3.—The visit of Chancellor Schober to Italy next week has aroused great interest in Austria, and is regarded by both Italian and Austrian public opinion as an impor- tant act in strengthening friendly rela- tions between the two countries. | An TItallan authority here said yes- | terday that the aims of the Italian for- eign policy are peace in Europe and | accord with the world at large. | With this end in view the Fascist gov- | ernment, appreciating the important economic and cultural influence of Aus- |tria in Central Europe, looks forward to collaborating with her in stabilizing | the Austrian republic. | Second Romance Shattered. | . CHICAGO, February 3 ().—Frances | White of musical comedy and The Vari- | eties sought again today in the court 1 of Judge Joseph Sabath to win matri- | monial freedom from Clinton Donnelly, | New York broker. They were married |In 1523 at Cincinnat atter Donnelly was divorced by Mrs. Hazel Reba Don- | nelly, New York modiste, whose suit named Miss White. PEX ~ Discovered in England . . . imported « .+« NOW ON TWO CONTI- NENTS, VAPEX IS THE AC- CEPTED RELIEF FOR COLDS s e e S ST B EncraxD discovered this modern way to fight a cold. During the war, with terrible epidemic of influenza raging, chemists in a government laboratory completely escaped infection. Tests from England proved that the chemicals with which they worked gave off a healing vapor which killed the germs of commen + .. These same chemicals, colds. greatly concentrated, are in Vapex today. ... The Vapex formula is a jealously guarded secret. All the Vapex essence used in America is imported from England. There, as well as here, Vapex is widely used as a swift, sure relief for colds. A drop on your hand- kerchief in the morning gives you all- day-long comfort. The high concentra- tion of Vapex makes the vapor last. Use it at night, too, to let you sleep. Put a drop at each end of your pillow. The vapor is delightfully refreshing. «« . Always insist on V-A-P-EX in the trim, white box with the green triangle. Never accept a cheaper sub- stitute. A bottle of Vapexcontains fifty applications and costs only $1. So, one application of Vapex only costs ac. Surely that is not too much to pay for all-day-long relief. . . . . Fougera & Co., Incorporated, New York City A drop on your handkerchief 'VAPEX Breathe your cold away *Rag. U. 5. Pat. O . ved' down | Litiopa, which left San Pedro, Calif. on Crushing Way to Sea. golym"},ff Biver towns YUMA, Ariz,, February 3—Authorities | December 30 for this port. ' No word RO passing. has been heard from the vessel, which the have been abducted. Baumgarteker has been missing from | pacific_vessels, | National Tea Week here today sought to determine whether body of a man found recently in Sonors, Mexico, was that of Frank a-rlgg{'nrmh T, wealthy California vlne-} 3 ‘Whose disappearance severa : s - < Lo » | t were Wrecked yesterday | watching hornets build their nests out Weeks ago led to suspicion fhat he may | would have taken her over a regular | pleasure craf yesterday | wa pu&'mry e R B THE EVENI BODY FOUND IN MEXICO MAY BE VINEYARDIST’S Authorities Fear for Frank Baum- Norwegian Tanker Missing Week. garteker, Wealthy Californian, Believed Abducted. By the Associated Press. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, FEBRUARY mentie & 1o mhe sevnenfor sentin | ICE WRECKS CRAFT of the man or his body was offered by his wife 500n after his disappearance. s ) $1.000 " would be 2 | broken pilings Thawing | oiarves. YOKOHAMA, February 3 (#).—Con- Toosened by siderable anxiety was felt here yesterday | for the safety of the Norwegian tanker Jam, 1s more than a week overdue. The gy tne Associated Press. Litiopa was of 3,006 tons net and wire- | less _equipped. 35 men. Her course from San Pedro| House boats, fishing launches when an ice jam, loosened by thawing steamer line followed b any trans- | | T - weather in the upper reaches of the and of er vegetation. | | lumbia River, swept & pathway to| | v.c:e ses, crushing everything before it. | | Twelve families fled to safety. | —e MB'A Rivermen estimated the damage to| Man Claiming to Be Amerlumt lN col. RIVERlprI\au owners of river dwellings and | moored craft at $10,000, while about | _— required and the N ts from Portland indicated the | J Achew, alias Weather, Damages Boats in |, Reports from Botiend ndlcated the | missed the appeal of James Ac the river and Wasps and hornets manufacture pa- | She carried a crew of| VANCOUVER, Wash, February 3.—|per and it is said that a Chinese got | the Police Court Decembe: : and | the idea of making the first paper from | very ill and said he did not have a 3, 1930. DEATH APPEAL DENIED. Must Die for English Crime. | to repair | municipal | LONDON, February 3 (®).—The | Court of Criminal Appeals today dis- | oS s | James Starr, who claimed to be an ts | American citizen, against & death sen- | tence for murder of Sybil Sarah da | Costa. o | Achew, who is 56, when brought to | r 6, seemed | Teported penny. The magistrate then com- municated with the American consul with regard to the case. 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