The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 5

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1931. THE ST. LOUIS STAR THE ST. LOUIS STAR They Await Verdict of Chicago Voters HUGE LAKE BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE AT BAGNELL DAM TEACHERS TO HOLD PROTEST MEETING OVER TENURE BILL MUNY OPERA DRIVE FOR $50,000 MORE OPENS TOMORROW Supt. Gerling and a majority of the Board of Education have stated their opposition to the bilL They believe it will introduce politics into the school system and adversely affect the morale of the teaching staff.

They also maintain it is unnecessary, since the superintendent now has full power to suspend a teacher who is inefficient. The bill was introduced by Representative Joseph V. Davies of St. Louis. raise an additional $50,000 for the season.

One hundred thousand, dollars has already been subscribed, Henry W. Kiel, president of the fund, announced yesterday. Kiel said the Municipal Opera Is assured of the biggest guarantee fund and the largest number of guarantors hi its history. One hundred new guarantee pledges were listed last week. The $100,000 has been subscribed by 687 firms and individuals, he said.

The executive committee has not announced thks season's productions manager, but expects to do so this week. It also expects to decide exx the comedies to be given and the 7 I Name of Production Manager to Be Announced This Week. Grade Association to Discuss Measure at Soldan High Tomorrow. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR DR. SUMMA'S WIDOW A campaign, will be opened tomorrow by directors and members of the Municipal Opera guarantee fund to personnel of the cast in wne near I future.

The bill pending in the legislature to give St. Louis public school teachers yearly instead of permanent appointments will be the subject of a protest meeting in the Soldan High School Auditorium tomorrow at 4:30 p. under the auspices of the St. Louis Grade Teachers' Association, Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Berthold Summa.

widow of the late Dr. Henry Summa, who died Saturday, were held today from Math. Hermann and Son's chapel. Fair and West Florissant avenues. Burial was in Frieden's Cemetery.

Two sisters survive. Stix, Baer Fuller II II If I II til A MTW HBMMW LfrWffa These Prices Good Piioto by International. 1 -GRAND-LEADER- Approximately 60,000 Acres to Be Inundated as Result of Work. What will be the largest body of water in Missouri is being formed the closing; of the locks of the Bagneu Dam of the Union Electric Light and Poner Company last week. The dam is almost in the center of the state, about 200 miles from St.

Louis. At some places the water has covered the" valley to a depth of eight feet. The lake will be about 125 miles twisting and curving with the valley and filling in all the subsidiary valleys formed by the outlets of the Niangua, Little Niangua, Grand Auglaise and other creeks flowing into the Osage River. The lake Tvill have an irregular shore line of almost 1,400 mUes, flooding about C0.000 acres. Dam to Cost $30,000,000.

The dam will be 2,500 feet long and 100 feet high and will be built of earth and concrete. It will cost 330,000,000. The final step necessary to undertake its construction was the of the St. Joseph Lead Company as a power customer. The company uses more current than all the resident consumers in St.

Louis. Current from the hydro-electric plant will be -carried to St. Louis and to the lead mines. Officials of the Union Electric expect the clam to be ready for service next August. However, the water v.ill not have backed up to the tola! capacity of the dam.

It will not reach Linn Creek, county seat of Camden County, for a month, officials A state highway will run for half a mile on top of the dam. This will replace the former route of State Highway No. 5 going through Linn Creek. The Union Electric has agreed to build a new $60,000 courthouse for the county at any other it selects. MakeLynnsHeadquartersForLent" j.

ne Ditterest primary campaign in tne history or inicago poimcs nas tome iu uwc with each of the three leading Republican candidates claiming victory. They are, from left: Mayor William Hale Thompson, Judge John H. Lyle and Alderman Arthur F. Albert. The primary will be held tomorrow.

RED SNAPPER, 25 Sale of Singer and New Home Sewing Machines Both New ModelsRegularly $165 Now MISSOURI TRAPPER CONFESSES KILLING LIFE -LONG FRIEND Sliced HALIBUT, Lb 28 SM.WHITEFISH....29 BLACK BASS, 29 FINNAN HADD1E ...20 Jumbo SHRIMP, lb. 30 ney for Sidley, will include the payment of between $250,000 and S500.000. Dr. Sidley charged that Bull had for three years employed private detectives to shadow him. Mrs.

Sidley, daughter of William Horlick, obtained a divorce Saturday at Racine, Wis. Bull was said to have been her attorney. Mrs. Sidley and Bull were recently involved in a narcotic raid which the police later admitted was a mistake. i H0RLICK HEIRESS' LAWYER TO END SUIT OUT OF COURT CHICAGO, Feb.

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John Streeter Sidley's 250,000 damage suit against W. Perkins Bull, K. who was Injured in an automobile accident last week near Coldwater, will be settled out of court. The settlement, according to Jay Frederick Reeve, attor VOYSTERS'I Fresh SuppIxDaijy FORTY FATHOM Lb.30 OYSTERS ull Ills. Officials Decline to Say Whether Hercules Man Disclosed Motive.

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FORSYTH. Feb. 23. CBy U. Wade Dollarhide, 40-year-old trapper, surrendered to Sheriff J.

L. Day here early today and confessed killing Jim Knight, 45, farmer, yesterday afternoon. Dollarhide later refused to talk and ofiWals declined to say whether he disclosed a motive for the slaying He and Knight had been lifelong; friends and always had stood together in neighborhood quarrels. Knight was shot at Dollarhide's home, ne.ft- Hercules. Dollarhide then went to the home of Knight's brother.

Jack, and told him of the aflair. He next walked miles to hire a friend to drive him to the sheriff's office. Taney County officials are investigating. SPECIAL TUESDAY AND WED- WHOLE IVHITINC 19 Wit Potatoes0bs17 SLICED BACON A Biff Value. Worth 30c CHEESE SALE Rnset Burbnks are about 250 inhabitants, all of whom work on the dam.

The settlement is about thirty-five miles -southwest of Jefferson City. The state house passed a bill February 12, last, to name the lake formed by the dam "Lake Benton," in honor of United States Senator Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri. The Union Electric has named it the Lake of the Ozarks. Completion of the dam this year is expected to attract many tourists next summer. Every week-end hundreds of people go to see the Loose TURNIPS, 4 lbs.

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GOVERNMENT INSPECTED CALF 35s (Calves' Liver, Lb 45c) Freb Maryiind Oysters pt 39c (Standards) ALFRED L. KIEL'S FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral for Alfred 1. Kiel. Wrother of former Mayor Henry W. VSAiicL wh.o died Saturday, will be hela fn-m Arthur J.

lKnntlly funeral parlors. S84t5 Lindell boulevard, tomorrow at 10 a. in. Burial will l-e hi Peter an dPal Cemetery. Besides the termer mayor, his widow, mother, three children, a brother and a tcr survive.

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Haririas Muzumdra. a lieutenant to Oandhi in his famous march to the t.ea last vear. will address X.if Yosoda Sat Par.ga Society at a banquet thio eveums; tlie Missouri Hotel. The public is invited, i MIDDLE WESTERN" DIVISION' u..