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PAGE TWELVJT THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY EVENING, JANUAKX ASTIME THEATRE 1 Quality Plus Hospitality MJ MAIN COSHOCTON, OHIO STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT JAN. 12th UNMATCHED IN SPECTACLE UNMATCHED IN BEAUTY UNMATCHED IN SHEER DRAMATIC A In triumph comes to the screen the great- est entertainment of all time FLORENZ ZIEGFELD'S COMPANY J.P.4AZR13 Seeks for Ardent Love Making RADIO PICTURES' glori- fication of a ay's greatest girl and music spectacle mth Bebe DANIELS John BOLES Bert Wheeler Dorothy Lee Robert Woolsey Don Alvarado and 1000 Others New York is paying $2.00 for what we are bringing you at our REGULAR LOW PRICES I TONIGHT PARAMO UNTS ALL-TALKING Hit New Show World The Two Black Crows MORAN MACK in "Why Bring That Up?" With Evelyn Brant and Harry Romance Girls! Gayety! These Features Too CHARLEY CHASE in a talking laff hit "CRAZY FEET" Vita Comic Opry House" Metro Sound News Harris Anniversary Month Presents TOMORROW SATURDAY TMTMTM ALL-TALKING Mystery--Thrills as only A. Conan Doyle can fashion them A Famous Sleuth Comes Out of Retirement At The Call of a Pretty Girl Royal Bride and Groom Review I a Army Crown Prince Humbert and Bride Will Spend Part of Honeymoon at Lodge IF IT'S A HARRIS THEATRE IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN Dolores Salazar, Spanish dancer, -whose $180,000 breach of promise suit against 51-year-old Ferdinand Earle, well-known artist, has been answered with denial that the latter ever proposed marriage. Further exception is taken to the dancer's alleged declaration that Earle won her by course of "ardent lore-making and By GUGLIELMO EMAKUEL I. N.

S. Staff Correspondent. HOME, Jan. 9--In Heu of an immediate honeymoon, Crown Prince Humbert and his bride of a day, the new Princess of Piedmont, today reviewed an elaborate display of Italy's fighting- strength in company with their respective fathers, the sovereigns of Italy and Belgium, and other members of the two royal families. Owing to the pressure of official functions at which they must be present.

Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose will not start on their wedding trip Saturday. It is expected they will spend part of their honeymoon in San Rossore, near Pisa, when royal bunting lodge is located. up her official duties in her new role as wife of Italy's crown prince for the first time, the princess made a gracious picture of regal sionate letter-writing," and that he beauty as she sat in the reviewing finally abandoned her Bargain. Hour, 1:30 p. All Scats 12:30 to 10c "THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES" with Clive Brook Betty Lawford And a Cast From Both Stage and Screen COMING SUNDAY IN THE NAVY NOW WILLIAM HAINES in BLUES" HIS FIRST ALL-TALKING PICTURE Features M.

E. Church Service Sermon Deals with Treatment of Divine Warnings Extra Double Attraction UTAHNA TONIGHT Dolores Del Rio in "RAMONA" HELEN HUNT JACKSON'S AMERICAN LOVE CLASSIC Also BROTHER with Cornelius Kccfc and Barbara Bedford FRI. SAT. HOOT, The Parade lo Good i Show Presented CHACOS BROS. A CO.

by Gl BSON in "DANGER RIDER" Bargain Matinee Daily 10 ALL SEATS eastward," the commission stated. "The driver states that tha boy informed him that the truck i 'all right' and, thereupon, he pro- ceeded and the bus wns immedi- titely struck with the disastrous results known to you. Wlllard Biker, the boy riding with the driver, one of those killed." The McCombe-Clase trio last night presented an entirely different feature as an attraction to the special evangelistic services being conducted at the Grace M. E. church.

Ninety-nine men were massed in the choir loft and in the front seats of the auditorium. Mr. Clase had called these men together to help him in the interpretation of his solo, "The Ninety and Nine." The solo made a deep impression, as did also the presence of so many men assisting in the singing. Dr. McCombe's sermon was spoken of as the most gripping he has given, arid when he called for members of the church who desired to register a purpose for a more deeply consecrated life in Christ, quite a number responded and came to the front.

In his sermon last night Or McCombe based his remarks on the Rosenwalds Off for Egypt and A Chicago Philanthropist and Silver-haired Bride Are "Very, Very Happy" By DAVID P. SENTNER I. N. S. Staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK, Jan. a romance of the middle ages, Julius Roseiiwald, 67-year-old Chicago philanthropist, and his year-old bride, today -were--Egypt- bound on a honeymoon holiday. The bride, the former Mrs. Adelaide Goodkind, is the mother-in- law of Leasing J. Rosenwald, son of the philanthropist.

Shu is world of Noah's day turned widow of Benjamin Goodkind, mer- with indifference from his preach ing. The time came would have found safety in tru ark but the door was shut. Many good people are greatly in need at the former Parioli race jack and acknowledged the salutes 20,000 picked troops who tramped before Ehe rulers ol two coun- ries and their families. Every branch, of Italy's land orces, the Italian marine corps and talian colonial troops was repre- in the majestic military par- de which swept by the stands. Well up in the van of the formidable procession was the famous infantry regiment hailing from Tuin and commanded by the Crown Prince himself.

When the color- ully -garbed mountaineers from the irince's native Piedmont passed the tands "at salute," Humbert his pride visibly and Marie smiled raciously Millie watching attentive as the prince enthusiastically ex- lained the excellence of the oldiery of the troops. Following the parade, the same planes which flew over the Quixinal while the newlyweds we're being wed in the Pauline chapel yes- performed again above the stands in intricate formations. ark and the. destruction of the world by the flood He said that "many today trea' the divine warnings against sh with lightness and ridicule, just chant of St. Paui ten years ago.

Rosenwald's first wife died, l.etst May. Before sailing on the liner "Saturnia" the multi-millionaire groom said: "We arc very, very happy." The Heart Misadventures a Hrave i Into the Mastt-r OF Seal Drive Continued from PUKC shc.cion Co. Public Health association remains the same, to continue public health nursing in Coshocton CO. It is hoped that, aside from this service the this year will permit a special campaign-for the early diagnosis of tuberculosis, sometime early this spring. If the tmreported townships have Ohio Medical Board Grants Many Licenses COLUMBUS.

a 0--Twenty- four medical applicants, three chiropractors, 24 mechanotherapists, one osteopath and 18 masseurs, were granted licenses by the Ohio medical board" as the result, of the December examinations, it had been announced today. he could not, stand to see her suf- fer from the ravages of cancer after physicians had convinced him I the inroads of the disease would eventually result in her death. Delaware Man Has Transfusion a shin gton in WASHINGTON, Jan. H. Weible.

30. employe of the de- Alfred A. Dccato, Warren: partment of agriculture and a n-a' Wade, Akron; Richard Mctcalf. I tive of Delaware. was recovering moving up in their Christian lifi bride- and experience." Tonight's special feature will be beautiful dramatisation, witl The silver-haired bride clung to I color and action, of "I am comin the arm of her husband and nodded! to the Cross." The young people smilingly.

forum will meet at 6:45 p. m. "We expect t.o be'away about said Rosenwald. "We will i forget all about business." The bride was dressed in a young- ish-looking black traveling ensem- ble with a smart black hat to match, GRACE M. E.

She wore a corsage of orchids. I The wayside prayer groups wi The bridegroom wore a dapper meet tomorrow morning at 9:30 a gray overcoat and gray hat and follows: swung a cane jauntily. I i str ict 1--With Mrs. L. A specil railroad car brot the Baughman.

545 Cambridge bridal couple here from Philadelphia Leade Miss Carrie Glass, where "a simple marriage ceremony District 2--Mrs. E. E. Reams CHURCHES Dayton, and Edith P. Brown, of i today from the effects of a blood WfirrenSville, were included in the i transfusion which was performed successful medical applicants.

upon him in an effort to save his William M. Jobe, Akron, and lite. Clarence E. Bowers, Circle-vine, arc Weible was found unconscious in among those who were granted li- an alley below his apartment win- cense to practice mechanotb.ern.py. dow Year's day.

His room- Masseurs, who were granted 11- mate, James Gordon censes, included Elizabeth was performed at the home of Rosenwald's son at Abington. Pa. The children of the couple by their first marriages accompanied them here. A family wedding dinner was held in New York previous to the sailing of the hor.eymooners. Before boarding the boat, the newly-weds posed merrily for the cameramen.

"I always did like newspapermen," i volunteered the philanthropist, dur- i ins the process. "They're good GRANGE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY The following program will be given at the Progressive Valley grange meeting Thursday. January 16: Opening No. 16. Boll call, "Why Do I Live on a Farm?" Recitation.

Geraldine Van VorhL3. Recitation. Eileen Young. Discussion. Banks Justified to Make a Service Charge on Checking Accounts under $50?" led by Charles Zimmerman.

Reading, Cora Hoffman. Paper, of William McKinley," Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Duet, Edward Deibel and William Thomas. Jokes, Opal Wentz.

Story for the juveniles, Mrs. CharTes Deibel. Talk, "Six Things That Will Improve Our Grange," Charles Wentz. Funny picture story, Mrs. E.

V. Reiss. Closing song, grange. Installation of officers will be held and officials request all members to be present. 927 Main st.

Leader, Mrs. D. Boyd. Districts 3 and 4 Mrs. Elle Beall.

778 S. Sixth st. Leader, McCombe. District 5--Mrs. P.

C. Shipps, 514 Chestnut st. Leader, Mrs. Alonzo i Clark. I District 6--Mrs.

Minnie Eckert, 1323 North Fifth st. Leader, Mrs. i St. Clair. District 7--Mrs.

Ralph Wheeler, 451 S. Fourth st. Leader Mrs. Tests of textiles have shown that silk and woolen garments protect from sunburn more than others while cotton and linen clothing admits more of the beneficial ultraviolet rays. bovs." Also Scnnctl All Talking COMEDY --NEWS A A 1 A I I to 'i p.

ALL SEATS Gullett. and i ti-incee, Miss Lou Purvis, of been as as those having i ron Gnllipolis; George B. Textor. Ohio, who came here to Jo'n HOUR reported, this service is practically US sillon; Augusta Larson Hoover, i over the holidays, wen; held as assured for 1930. Coshocton's quota Webster Swallen.

both of a i suspects but later were released, of $1,1200 is almost realized. The last lolli c. W. Kollogg, of Colum- Weible gave a signed statement he check-up showed a deficit of only biana. had accidentally fallen irom Lhe $100.

which, it is believed, will be met by the time all persons on the city's mailing list arc hoard from, These activities entirely con- lOc He said he had been Wed. Thurs. THE SAP 3 With Edward Everett Horton, Patsy Kuth Miller and Murphy Also--Talking Comc-dy and Review tingcnt on the annual sale of Christmas seals. Sycamore school was one of those buying the allotted number of seals vn the The school's enrolment is i07 instead of 210 as stated in Tuesday's Issue of the Tribune. Germany Has 'Mercy' Slaying window, drinking.

Twenty-four members of the Sigma Nu fraternity, of which Weible Is member, volunteered to share their blood when physicians at Another "mercy i Emergency hospital sent out a call slaying" attracted widespread at- donors. The blood of George tention today when a I 1 Grove, 21. George Washington uni- Genehrt went on trial charged with venrity student. WAS chosen, the murder of her five-week-old Death Calls Continued from Page One can peace award. He the author of several books.

The most widely-known of his works was "The Americanization of Edward Bok," in which he told in an enchanting manner his early struggles in this country on the road to fame and fortune. He maintained a residence at Morion, and his winter home was at Lake Wales, where he died. Clyde Barnes. District 8--Mrs. L.

S. 844 Main St. Leader, Mrs. Clase. I By a German process the wood of living trees is colored by their circulatory systeras distributing from I 75 to 100 gallons of dye fed by gravity into holes in their bases.

I OPPORTUNITY will meet you more than hal' way tf you look for It In the Classified Section. Fresh Fish From the Net and Oysters Arrive Daily Fresh Milk Arriving Daily HUGHES FISH MARKET Phone G-J 115 North 5th st. BERLIN. Jan. BIRTH NOTES Full Responsibility Conv.mieri irom t-'asr One over center of i.hc street which jlinjniivilr.fi at, the time of tnr Fran Genehrt.

who is 21. has mitted killing her son, claiming she i wanted him to did rather than grow up to a miserable oxistence. The first twins of the new year, physicians, she said, had pro, a boy and girl, were born to Mr. and jnounced the infant suffering from i I i down a possibly, stopped Mrs. Roy Sheldon of Nellie today.

an incurable ailment. REPARATIONS DELEGATES, FAIL IN MEETING LONDON, Jon. 9--After 90 min- utos of fruitless discussion, the meeting of the "Big Six" delegations to the reparations conference at The Hague adjourned today with before reaching the railroad trac'. driver looking in one The mother and babes arc doing The case recalls that of a young t.he situaltbn as hopeless as before. nicely, it was reported.

Richard who Efforts to obtain a compromise on and relying upon information A daughter wa.s born yesterday to was recently tried and acnuittcd on the sanctions issue 1 a of Willard Baker, a young boy, as i Mr. and Mrs, Robert. ForU-r of Ro.i- TM 1 1 NAME OMITTED The law firm of Wheeler Ely was omitted from the list of attorneys retained by Mrs. Hazel Felton in her suit against the Commercial National bank and Qutmby Barnes, administrator of the estate of Leah Ann Barnes, which was carried in Wednesday's paper. Mrs.

Pelton was represented by Wheeler Ely and Glenn accident; a i driver of the 10 Hie condition of the track to Ihccoe. SPAFERfl fi H1V similar charges in Frincp. Corbott, admitted killing his mother because telegraph dispatch from The Ha.guc declared. HAS INFLUENZA Miss Nellie Hill of Reservoir a is ill PI her home, suffering: from the flu. CITY MEAT MARKET Save Money Every Day on Quality Meats Here SPARE RIBS Ib.

20c SLICED BEEF LIVER Ib. 22c PURE PORK (Country Style Casing) SAUSAGE Ib. 22c FORTY FATHOM FISH Ib. 35c THAT GOOD CREAM CHEESE Ib. 35c SALT MACKEREL (New Pack) 1 LB.

AVG each 25c Order Early Phones 1517-1518 HALLER ANoDANIELS PHONE 1517 I I.