News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 20

THE MANSFIELD NEWS-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, J92!) rAGE TWENTY DAYTON LAWYER massillon volley MOUNTAIN CASE C's Promises To Graduating Class Ready To Present New Comedy POLICE COST ON INCREASE IS UNDER FIRE BALL MEN li) MM LOCALS AT Y. C. A. STILL BAFFLES n.r.TPo Mm Y. M.

For Many Cluldre rciniPEC A ViJack Gettles Also In Cast' riuUlVLJ jl 1 1 Which Offers Play ARKANSAS MEN! Because of tlic M. and M. lns- Charges Assert He Aided ftetbaii league gam at tne y. m. rriminalo Tn Rprioa C.

tn'Uht. tlK bustllCR 1110113 criminals in aeries voiiey ban teams or tne y. m. c. Of Crimes wll! Play tllc MnasillPii ncfiTa uC ne fti.

C. A. this i veiling. DAYTON, Dec. 18.

Disbarment- Massillon will bring two Friday (Plans Steadily Progressing Immense Increase In Cost Jack Ge.ttles will play the part of. For Great Community Affair nroceedinRs aaalnst Alfred Both- nf a weanesauy evening, ino Mansfield A team Man Who Claims To Connie Franklin Put On Stand Today couinovci of enberg, Dayton attorney, in which m. Since Prohibition Is Shown Today jthe "Prince Charming" or rathor I that of 'Frederick Granton, the iUa Of 1 nnaua Anns in VV. J. LDtke, -vaiicy, York Advance wires from Santa Claris are indicative of the fact that no charces that tho Iawvw alrlert frlm.

I'red RV Al Krousn. David- nn DU-lam. i v. 'him Ait Uliu viiiiitiii 1.1 under way hire t5day, with Wilbur Eclw, Butz Captain Jack Olaenrr. Cole, Ohio state penitentiary con MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Dec. Mansfield boy or girl will be IB The man who claims to be the KiPCted at the Community Christ-Connie Franklin alleged by Stone maif partv gcheduled for Mondav county officers to have ooen alain 23 at the Y. M. C. near here last March 9, took the A Tlie n.

tram which will blay vict on the witness stand. Massillon this evening will bs com- vi tness stand at me inui ui Santa said he would be in Mans- I Cole late yesterday linked Both- posed of tho foUowiug. C. HdIIcs enberg with several robberies la Harvey Bailey. Mito Hlcbcr, ltay Dayton, and told of having alleged- Oberlln, Cob Weaver Kcniy lluatoii ly given a "split" to the attorney, and Ijsiy.

men for his alleged murder WASHINGTON, Dec. 18- Opera- the extraordinary three act com-tion of police departments in cities edy "The Queen's Husband" which of over 30,000 population increased will be given in the senior high! in cost from $75,143,400 In 1919 the school auditorium Friday evening, last year before official prohibition, Dec, 20 at 8:11 by tho Janu-; to $184,001,500 in 1927, Bennot Mend ary Graduating class of 1930. of the census bureau, said today in: Princess Anne, the lovely daugh-an analysis of law enforcement. Iter of King: Eric VIII and Queen A portion of this increase since Martha, is in love with the corn-prohibition was attributed to moncr, Granton, but is duty-bound growth of population, although the to her parents and country to mar-, per capita costs leaped from $2.19 ry tho Prince William. Tho clever; in 1919 to $4.32 in 1927, the last way in which it is finally worked I i field for at least an hour to attend auowing tne cross-examniaiian i of Cole, two other convicts, wlio were brought with Cole from the penitentiary, will be called to tha witness stand today.

They are( SHORT VACATION The schools of Sharon townshi will have a short vacation an Christmas time, The- schools will close next Tuesday, the day bc- mm jyear for which accurate statistic i him The defense's Connie Franklin biB Christmas party and he v.as called to the stand by the de-jwanU all the boys and girls to be fense, which began presenting Its prepared for the best time they've, case this morning, to relate events: ever had. And when Santa sends leading up to his mysterious dis-j information like that it's rcali appearance. 'promise end something for every The man told a picturesque boy and girl to anticipate, story of starting to a parsr s. Bigger and better plans are be-house with Tiller Ruminer, the 16- in, miilie each day for the Chrlat. year-old mountain girl who claim-jma and )f any ed she was forced to watch a ''aj needy children are not included onl of night riders burn him to death.

jaM they itop- Iformrr srriino. fnr rnhhn, ClUiSl lllaS. and Will Opfll f'Crnft JACK GKTTLES out and the many misunderstandings which are caused, are delightfully poitrayed in "The Queen's Husband," written b'y Robert E. Sherwood. and the latter for harboring fuci mm -lives who escaped from the Mom- MORE CHRISTMAS SEALS duction.

Selections by the high Romerv county Jail. The nrosecu- nnni were availabto, indicating the aggravation of crime conditions. In 1903, the first year surveyed operation and maintenance of police departments cofit iir a per capita expenditure of $1.83. Prohibition costs were not listed Miss Emma G. Waring is the di- school orchestra will be furnished tion also seeks to prove that Both- i amon" the vU-rector and supervisor of this and after the play.

enberg had a hand tn the Jail break. and scll0ols Ricliland. peo i iJnaim. The counon he.low i for t.mt k.Alt,aF nf nna Ol ine uciciiu- -t the municipalities BLOCK VOTE ON in the Dresent trial, and had purpose and If you know of a minstrel show will be Included on a ew drinks. lri wl" hv the afternoon's entertainment.

It'ln i rpa Christmna ih Mar ii mi siaieg. in luzi. separately for The case Is beius tried berore county. This year 44,000 were scr.o carried too high an appropriation Judge L. Oowdy.

of Greene coun- 0ut. Tno moiry italized from th3 for construction in the District of wtf 0j lhcse seals is ln rnh.mhia timo tllB Chief Justice C. Marshall, ol the fignt to eradicate tuberculosis. Columbia at a ume when the Ohio simrpmo ennrt, ere segregated hy for dry enforce Alter visiung mo r.v. This Christmas Community ment, state governments exDended the coupon and mall It to tho Community Fund office.

NEW BUILDINGS states need construction work. Ho party is really something to getjon'y compared to Resides the biir Christmas treit' excited about and if vou wnr lor ou'er Police activities. Fori Minted out that il 15.000.000 or CKICHESTERS PILLS VlIK U14HONU UK A Nil. Batesville, he sa he returned to Mountain View March 12, three days after his disappearance, and talked to two men on the street. This disclosure by the witness drew a murmur of surprise from and toys there's going to be an es-'on all the secrets and surprises $324,620 was forj tne nppr0priation would I0HN TRODfiFN HIVFN pecially arranged program and J.

Scheduled you'd be enthusiastic too. enforcement in the east north p1ft Vnr r.YPT1 i lh. Ulf fill Mm, llrtrnd Pllli la ri tlolil( Ol II till WuY Merton Holcombe I in charge. He At least 600 children will be i. cenua.

nates and $128,149 in U- ZXJZl, QIIQPCWnCn E1MI7 UVUV IllttSlliC DOIM Ribbon. Takaaaatber. ttmf auum jvuannc, expenditures in i Slve WOrK IS MOW LiiMJLikS 1 111U lllJtVLi the packed little courtroom promises a number of features 'eluded on the Invitation list for the of Taer Orncclnt. Ak for the canitnl. He insisted 'on The witness said his real nameth tn th.

mmi i in 111.1 IlFS.lKKS IIIAMUMB John TTodcen's fine of So and wa. Marion Franklin Rogers but other groups having: been compat-l atively small. 1 Mead called attention to the bit-! nrtutc cncnnnrlnrj Vt V. at urn, blct. nar nowl Held Up WASHINGTON, Dec.

18 Pa.ss- that in recent years he had been I0LC IV MIKCUII I7WVWB Ufty try. nuu evnowc t.ct,fi ti, Hutchison in Municipal court Wed- ter controversy between the advo-; i o-jn Ann nnrt M.ui; inpfioflv mnrnini? wnen ne was MANSriELD COMMUNITY FUND cates and the opponents of prohi- bSiWinBs hill bXe 1 Christmas i wi -r Viot an assault charge brought Prom-. tlUiIdlngs bm before Christmas WHrm thVZ "the significance feemed doubtfu! today. The sen-1" Trkpd in year, was nrovided for in the I suggest Ihe name of public buildings committee held aid the government public buildings committee held EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING ONE WEEK SERVICE Wm. J.

Them Bro. u.uirni, wnicn nave occur- up the measure due to southern Upending three times as much in rea in many localities durin? re the home of her sister. cent years." known as Connie Frannnn. tie admitted having been an inmate of the state insane hospital at Little Rock in 1926 but said he escaped in 1927. The defense in attempting to prove that their witness Is the same man the state alleges was mutilated and burned to death as he and Tiller walked toward a parson's house to be married the night of last March 8.

The state contends a few charred bones on the evidence table are the remains of the real Connie Franklin. objections. jthe nation as in the District of Senator Trammell, Democrat ol I Columbia. Tianunell, however, Florida, protested that the bill blocked a vote on the measure. Trodgen was represented by Atty- Jewelers Diamond St.

Address As a rhlld worthy of receiving an invitation to attend the Community Christmas Party to be held at Y. M. C. Monday, Dee. 23.

Charles Chew. OHIO SUPREME COURT DENIES NEW MOTIONS Name. COLUMBUS. Dec. 18.

The joint ward C. Reeder from a decree of the ward C. Reeder from a cree of the light at crossings oucyrus county appellate court favoring C. O. Barrjnger was overruled today by the Ohio supreme court.

Barringer sued W.ard and Reeder as a result of injuries which Bar- No Assessment On Farm Lands For Roads, Is Tip it fort ail rece'vea during a collision Of Governor In Address SZld Richland County Include? In Order Issued To I Railroad y--MW. -U A ringer was riding with Reeder when the accident occurred, about six Cooper Declares Ohio Will Not Return To Old Standard thc night Of Securing Funds So Lons As He Is Chief The 'common, pleas court dismiss- Executive Of The State ed Barringer's suit but the appellate i.ACV.ul(1C V1 Alle OUte reveraed thlg judgment COLUMBUS, Dec. 18 Declaring the "public safety" required such ac-! tion to be taken, the state utilities commission this afternoon lsied COLUMBUS. Dec. 18 Ohio- orders requiring the Big Four and farmers who have been worried the policy of I ducts amounts to only 13 'i per about a return of cent of the national income.

This the New York Central railroad companies to install, not later than 'r July 1, next, a standard automatic 'f electric flashing light signal at assessment of farm lands to build state highways, and thc accom- i NEW YORK STOCKS shows that farm products art; in Gov. Cooper stated. panying drag on their resources. of livestock, diversi- ''highway grade crossings in various YCpvcC todav as the result 1 f.T, narts of Ohio, including: nf a otaiomenr mtl ut(i farming, Improvement parts of Ohio, including and more a 1 Bv Bir Four 0r ICoopev that this would not be sl'pp and demand for NEW YORK, Dee. Ja-IndusWal 1 Iprm ni'fViMtc hnva a lirnnr tint i ctAnkp Products llave a dlrcct stocks Theres A 1930 Still Time to Give Her Tappan for Christmas Greene county: route 4.

two miles permitted as long as he is cover-I, bear-; prices were bent downward -south of Osborn: Richland County. Bor of Ohio. I ng 0,1 the succpss farm- at the beginning of trading t.xJay troute 61, three-fourths mile south! 0 r' lndustry. This, Gov. Cooper by another wave of selling which Cot the junction of routes 61 and 30; n-dlnat0JttaU1, aidin education embraced the principal steel, oil, -Sanduskv countv route 34 madet an addipss before the and promotion of legislation which 'motor car and copper shares with 'seven miles xast of Clydr Jf, convention of benefit the farmer, is a key, a few of the specialties thrown in wunty route 82 at Norlh'S110 atf t.Portamouth., to the farm problem in Ohio.

'The "bulls" whipped the ill- ix)rain county, ruuic os, hi administrnfinn pu-nn nl nm tips with a ini4. t- i M. it i 1 '-wwiuv juuili rHi7icTpr- a rlLUIl 1 lylHWIUlU lUUIIl V. lllnnnMMtIVIl mi i iiip variiMis. liiini niirsnnns was, mi i iiiiiii 11 mi -i ii cu 111 rnnK vn the farm was, in various, questions IWTDfiniirCC R.Tn fd Brooklyn Union Gas.

and fxplained to Grange rcb rs 1' IlVIUVliU Dlljii forced radio up antther point to 46 P'-esent. a i yn DVDn IMID II I the first half-hour tounteMctine -route 30, half-mile south of Galion: Wyandot county, route 5, 11 miles west of Upper Sandusky. The repeal of thc statute author- lTLftlYC DIAU iUi.HnrtL some extent tho activity of the izing assessments on state hlgh-j washimp.ton rrc is -Comd- rs'" ways up to 20 feet in width Ihe last lesis a ure at the recom- lhe Soulh poc would be promoted changed Val stree t7iM mendafon of the governor. a rrai. Padmiral on tll'p retlrea mn eQd 'li.

"VOU still have time to make HER happy on Christmas morning and for years thereafter by giving her a new 1930 Tappan gas range with beauty, efficiency and real, cooking satisfaction built into it one hundred percent. Just think of thc cooking joy that comes with these typical Tappan features famous speed oven, removable oven bottom tray, smokeless broiler, efficient oven heat control, handy utility drawer, automatic lighter, coiv cealed manifold, graceful lines and yet', the Tappan is so reasonably pp'ccd that any home can afford it. The beautiful 1930 model Tappan pictured below in full enamel is priced at only 89.50! Likewise, other new Tappans are attractively priced and especially liberal holiday terms, which will be in effect for only a few days, make it still easier to give this practical and muclvappreciatcd gift to thc housewife. rnp epm IP IT1IH HI LI, 1 eany-winter victim, on the assump assembly saved the farmer. of tion mat tne Stock market by Senator Swanson.

Democrat of Ohio one million dollars ach year. jv, inia, The promoUon woid little of interest for them for he estimated. Ihe next two or three months. made "In recognition of his extensive scientific investigations and pvtranrrlinfirv nprinl pviilnrfltlnnn "Since eight per cent of the travel over state roads may be selling of Standard Oil of New-Jersey in large blocks about wo classed as urban or foreign travel 3 AUTO ACCIDENT TAKES ANOTHER LIFE TODAY TIFFIN, Dec. 18 Frank Lctter- hos, 40, who was injured in an automobile accident Monday, which has since taken two other lives, died in Mercy hospital here today "'where his vife also is confined.

i William M. Fisher, 40, and Mrs. Louis Bentz, 23, are the other of the crash, Mrs. Letterhos is in a condition as is Mrs. Susie Bentz, M5, who was injured in the same accident.

JNEW HAVEN CITY LANOR PUT ON FOUR DAY WEEK lha Antai-fllr. nnntineni anH nf i POlHtS JOWer Imparted a Weak tiillfl the former policy of building andjtn(, first mappin of tne gouth the oils. Whether for th- ac-maintaining roads by property Diateau bvair" count of "support buyers" of the rrl.n 1 If I cfrtrtV 4m Vnl.n.l M. srocK in iMoveinber. or fnr thP The gasoline and Best School Spirit 1 Act Advantage of These Special Terms "Bears" in Wall street, selling if this old leader in the petroleum shares was a disturbing factor to the holders of oil stocks generally.

Standard of New York was nnrier scllin? pressure and moved off about a point. QUOTATION'S FURNISHED BY VERCOE CO. NEW YORK STOCKS Onmi -IK w. license tax, now ln effect, places ihe burden whee it rightfully belongs. "I do not believe 1he peoplo of Ohio will ever have as a fixed policy the assessment on farm lands.

I can assure you that it will never happen while I have the honor to serve as your governor." he said. The belief that people of the state would welcome the enlarged nrogram adopted for state roads, and also county and township sys- NEW HAVEN. Dec. 18 Several hundred city laborers received a fcevere blow when, immediately af-yter city officials had announced business conditions were excellent. the laborers were put on a four-day a I week program for the rest of TT -II 1 was expressed by Gov.

"1 .,) 1-71-, "i.rfijii-ii iuiii 271 AniPr. Can in', Amer. snd For. 'Power s', Amrr. Int ai.

Amer. Tel. nitl Tel. Aimrtrnn Tob arn Atlnntlc Rcf. 4(1 B.

and )7a. HPIlt. AJlov St 371. Chrvaler ssn, Onl. Gn and Elec.

uiivrs ul-i iuicu wutl Hu COODP1' much of the city's funds that the curtailment v.as necessary in order to kerp the budget al-- lowance. And merchants protested strongly, seeing somewhat of a ioss trade. Com. crdlt 931. "Products of thc country must be transported over our roads Not only will fanners have the great benefit of modem transportation and ready access to city markets, but as we improve these county and township roads the city dwellers will have access to farm markets.

For thnt reason, ln providing that township roads shall re- Erie Railroad Pox Film 38 Clenrral Foods nq "iiernt Motors 411, niilott- Snf inn Holfl DUP CorD 403. MOTION OVtnRVI.FI) COLUMBUS. Dec. 18. Appeal of the First National bank nf Fnr.

Hnric-n Motor Tel. A- Tri. 1. Mo" eomerv Wnrd v. E.

M'-er Co. Nat. Biscuit Amer. Co est and others, from a decree of the'cplve a Prt'n the gas tax, we Hamilton countv appellate court done nct of Justice oring L. C.

Trent, was overruled 1 and fa''mors vno today by the Ohio supreme comt. ilive 0,1 lnose. roads." he said. "There is serious inequity in the ARREST RIOTERS treatment of the farmer as may be seen in the fact that 2.5 men FRANKFORT. Germany, Dec on the farm earn practicallv thc U.

Several unemployed rioter; Uame wages as one Industrial tvere wounded and thirty were i worker In the United States f. under arrest today following a there are 27.500.000 farmers, repre--, street battle between police Pub. Si-rv. of N. .1.

Pullinii Inc Pnr O'l Radio Corn Remington Rnnd Royil Dufrh Co, 7S SSi, 771, 7(53; St 77 i Sri 44U 71, n4U 7S, 1711, 48U 75 1, 1:17 S', ni; Mitt Lillyan Brafford. Miss Lillyan RrafTord, co-cd at Butler university, Indianapolis, was selected by popular vote of students as thc person with tho best school spirit. 1 These Terms Will Be In I Effect a Few More Days fc 10 trade-in allowance for your old range. i Only 4 down payment. 4 12 months to pay balance.

No extra charge for installation. Roctaui'lt Stand. OM of Stand. OH of .1. S'and.

O'l of N. Y. Timken Roll. mobs of jobless men who attempt tt. S.

Pteel jlation. Yet the value of farm pro- 8. Rubbar Co. ed to storm the City hall after looting several schools. 41 7 1 T'n.

Air Trnn. Woolworth F. W. WeottnhouKf Elec 1771 I 33 White Motor 33 New joi-k Cur LAKE ERIE CITIES REGARD HUGHES DECISION VICTORY Cltiis Serrire M'i Vord Motor Ltd. (Ent.

I 11 Stand. Oil of Inri 542 Sales 1:301.485.100. JUMPS FROM ROBBER CLEVELAND, Dec. 18. when a masked robber entered her studio apartment nere early today, Miss Winifred Snvder, 23, jumped from the second story window, suffering severe laccrrw tions of her feet, hands and face the fall.

The bandit fled with two valuable rings, a wrist watch and 25 in cash. AKRON RL'DBKR CLEVELAND. Dec. 18 PrlnclnV Ak- ron rubber itooks: Ocrtlilch 46 3-3 CLEVELAND, Dec. lS-The re- port of special master Charles c)plpg urged by Ncwton D.

Evans Hughes in the Chicago wat-I er diversion case was hailed as aT0 wa. chief counsel for the victory by engineers and city offie-lke? Kuments before ials of like Erie cities today. K. I Huahes the Supreme court, it i was said. Baker is now in Ca'i- pecially was the report regarded an victorv for Ohio where, nunvl OFFICER IMPROVING 1 Lieut Meade K.

Bates, who JU lake-bordering cities have in essel operators uo not regard a email diversion as a serious interference with lake navigation, ac- dustries dependent on water com merce, sg 7-S. Oeneral Ttrr 300 OFD. General PfD SO OFL1. Mohawk 10-10 1-2 Mohav-k PFP sn-fis. Miller PFD 18-19 1-2.

SelberlliiK 11 SclberllnR PFD 73 Ol'D Falls 3 3-4 OFD Falls PFD 9 OFD. Akron rubber 1-2 OFT) Akron rubber PFD PO OFD. Tilda IS OFD India PFD 70 Oil. Faultless 35 7-8-38. OHIO STOCKS Cities Service, (run) 2.1 Amer.

Oa and lis 1-4. Mvrrs Pump 37 1-; bid. Arai-r. Power and Llcht S3 3-8. conmtl rnkinir (A) 43 1-2 font ml I3klue (Bi Quodycar icmul C9 l-i.

Dcen on duty about a week, be-'. cause of an infection in one of his feet, was able to be out today for thc first time. He expects to his duties on the police lore coon. HuRhes, acting as an for lo aDin. vice presl-the United States Supreme court, of the L1 Carriers' associa-recommended that the sanitary tion here.

district at Chicago reduce its wat-! "The reports are very gratify-er diversion to 6,500 cubic feet per ing," Sabin said. "We want to see second on July 1, next and to 1,500 the Illinois waterway completed cubic feet by Dec. 31, 1938. and perhaps 500 to 1000 cubic feet A 1901 model one-cylinder car is used daily by W. A.

Colvln of Galena Kaa. it has traveled 100.000 iniiet, The recommendations were co.n-'of wafer would be required to op pletely in accord with these pi hi-Ui ate thc locks.".