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CALL THE THIBUMB TnbvM'a new are: 20C; phone to Coshocton Tribune FULL, INTBMNATIOXAL KKW8 SERVICE XBW8 HEFOatT AND TIMES-ACE VOL. XIV, NO. 221 SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1921 THE WEATHER OHIO: Generally tair taalgfct Sunday; no chance la CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN TO ALL THREE CENTS IS LATEST MTE FOR CKEREHCEU.S. 6T. mNK BY CABLE VOLGA PROVINCES OF RUSSIA SUFFER Of Dominion Iliat Meeting Be Postponed RFSIITMIFFIIIIE WHEN BILL BURNS TOLD ALL; TWO OTHER PLAYER WITNESSES Until Contrary To Plan-- Hesitancy Fixing Of Date-- Latin American Aweal For Help From The Not iairitei WASHINGTON, July 23.

The United States if of the opinion that President Harding disarmament con-1 ference should be held not later than November if possible and this view Workers Of The World Is Considered SITUATIONJERIOUS Unfriendly Attitude Of Capitalist Governments Anticipated CHILD IS RESCUED FROM RIVER AFTER THIRD TIME DOM Frank Mowery Saves Boy At Foot Of Walnut-St Friday Evening Swept by the current of the Mu.v- an informal communication l7v c'p'ne kinguni into water beyond his depth, its reason for desiring an early U( jiit'i M-V -a white house today. Altho the United States bas had no formal proposal from Ure.it Britain for postponement of the conference government been made acquainted with tue view of the Jo- lhe minion premiers of Great which postponement spring. The United States has stated ex Vernon Taylor. 11. son of Mr.

and Mrs. MOSCOW. Public tioa here is r.pon the prob- K-ni of ih-- i-ia 1 zng peasants alga provinces. All the polilU-ul, industrial peasants' are strain- effort to provide re- Tile- supreme iouni.il of publu- conomy reselvfd to help the i nt of pert- the famine preference i John Taylor. 21S Mulberry st.

had a Tne question of the oxac ate of SU pph-V n5 ttr -aN etc I narrow escape from drowning while he piir ty i Jas beea lahen up i Thi l21 ta ui ee au bathing Friday evening at about olher im e( i nations, but deiinite 2 tC world by "the Ml-1 The boy was resuced by Frank aclion has been de a because of Kussian Trades Uunioa Council a Mpwery after he had cone down Japall 's fa-lure to announce her ia- lo tae Communists of the world third time. tennon. partv to help the famine The lad uvether with several com- A anfl lhose ferors --There need not bo anv h-si-! panions of about his own age was nal ons hich bo dpr oa MitiK tatlon in mak El Lh an pp a swimming the river at tae foot a disp i avlll tae keenest interest the "because it is AValnut-st when the accident in Pregident d.sarmaaicnt common charitv. Kus- Caught in some manner by the and far eastern conference, not 0113 means so much ro the proletariat current, the Taj lor boy was carried, Qf nations has vc made repre 0 th( wori Kven lhe Enropean into the deep water. He made one cry.

sentations lo tfce i states s---ek-' proletariat whic'i is from lor help, but his boy fnends became ing a ggat at the conference tab it an acute economic should be! apparently terror-stricken and made, a learned sl ae department unable to i sreai material helpJ no attempt to rescue him. By their today lhe mora! a a i i.en-fit will cries the boys attracted the attention IVacUcal overy LaI Am erican' be incalculable if the capitalist gov-, ambassador and minister who ernments should block the efforts called til the staie denarlrnent sin'-e le Internationa! proletariat to help announcement was made of the the brothers i ference has expressed deep interest. wouid greatly enlighten the proletariat in the conference and warm hopes Europe and result in a a for its success. cementing of international solidarity." STOCK AND FOOD CLUB MEMBERS i STAGE PARADE BEFORE PICNIC Seventy Five Girls March From The Sqvaiv To Faii-lawn ENJOY PICNIC DINNER At right. Bill testifying In baseball trial, and.

together. Nemo Leibold and John Collins, two other testimony of Bill Burns, former big league ball player, stands out as the sensation of the trial of the former members of the Chicago White Sox for the aeries of 1919. Burns, indicted, turned state's evidence with the promise of immunity and has told the whole story of how Chick Gandil. Eddie Cicotte and six other members of the team alleged throwing of the world's agreed to when promised money by Abe Attell and implicated the deal. Nemo Leibold and John Collins, former members of the Chicago club and now with the Red Sox, were snapped while waiting to testify for the state.

of several men a5on? the bank and Mcwery rushed to the boy's rescue. He succeeded in catching the lad and pulling him from the water after he had gone down the third time. Eye witnesses to the accident declared Saturday that the current had swept the boy beyond his depth at first, it had borne him back, all the Latm-Amencan gov- aeain into comnaratlvelv shallow wa ernments would be pleased to Frichtened and weakened in an invitation to participate struggle Gainst the current the boy lhere ea ti about three feet of disposition take offense because 11 Mowery waded to his! the were EOt Deluded, rescue There is a general feehng of in- boy was reported Saturday to be teresl among the representatives of euffering'froni no ill-effects of his ex- the soulh Diplomats stated that this is essentially a conference of the groat powers and while they will watch the proceedings closely, they appreciate the contention of Secretary Hughes that the conference must necessarily i be limited, and they have not the slightest disposition to embarrass the state department in the course he has seen fit to take. PRICES II ROUND WORLD --o-Flashes by Wire No secret is made of the fact that I rravda to LONDON. July 23.

The Turkish cabinet at an extraordinary session in Constantinople discussed the advic- ability of appealing to the allied ers to intervene in Anatolia to stop Esss, country butter and sugar oil the wap between thc Turkish Nationa BENJAMIN CLARK FRIDAY AT ON Program Of Arranged For Afternoon Saturday i At Saturday morning T5 bora s.rN. of township foo4 clubs, paraded frOM the square to she fair grounds atsen.l pimic of the CoshocUM county clubs. The i were all dressed in dresses and caps and the boys srroea aad white caps. They carried bankers bearing their club motto aai n.inie of the club. The parade was led by the Pranklla Food club, then came tike i Fond Hub Roscoe Culinary Club, the Tiverton Happy I club, the Chalfant Food club, Bethle- hem Focil club, the Boys and Girls club, the Keene-tp club, tke Sheep Raisers' club, the Jersey CaJt club ami tho Shorthorn club.

The line of parade broke at the Wr- ground, where the older membera of the County club had already gathered, and basket dinners were spread the grounds. In the afternoon there were and races. Participants were cl according to age and contented ta sports varying from the potato race to driving penny nails into boards. ntwspr.per aiso appeals to tie -work- ce ers to give the ma.xrmum production. i ih-.

f.i?-mvin~ ij at cents cd five thousands casualties. AT DAUGHTER'S HOME IE LATE nr.ist be subordinated to the mental purpose of increasing the volume of production to the Thc spcci-i! famine commission of 'the All-Russian cen'ral executive com- i is distinctly popular i ar, 'in Mexico. Central and South A crease of 2 cents oa the sellinir price. 1 1) are in such difficulties of ar was improvrrishment and dil- for tho 25-pound a rise in apidation and exhaustion of the productive forces oi the peasants workers that everything else fc TM- a oenl funda- of 5 rent on lh of a "undrrd pounds vas direction. President Oorceou iy reducing the Mexican army.

tac nniitary is Anias Ctrnbaker. ac'-d 73. Ashlaj.d. died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.

Cecil S. Young south Filfeenth and and Elm-sts. at 4:30 o'clock Friday p. one of lhe chief arguments advanced following a six weeks' illness from in avor union of Central Amer- anemia. He had been in poor health cdll republics.

tor several months. Ambassador Mathieu. of Chile, who Mr. Brubaker came to make his ats one time minister of war Jn home with his daughter six weess ago the chilean government expressed and since that tame he had been sen- as heartily in gym path with ously ill. He wa? born August 1, the moV ement initiated by President 1S27 in Ashland and lived there all his Harding and pointed out that Chile and Argentine are pioneers in the He was a member of the United armament limitation move, having ica at the present time, and there can be no doubt, of the willingness of nations included in these groups pro can spar" for the to foliow the lead of the United States provincps for coming plowing and ppealed to the executives of all the provincial Soviets i i ately to coHect data and report on the :iraour.t of seeds the resi also to report upon the opportunities ENTRIES FOR COUNT! FAN) CLOSE SEPT.11TH PARIS.

July 2::. In the face of Ilritteh opposition to the sending of more allied troops into L'p- pr-r Sik-sia. a whole French di- is jmder onlf-rs from Marshal Foch. today, to leave for Upper Silesia at It was expected that they would entrain during ihf day. divison is upon a complete war fooling.

PARALYTIC STROKE PROVES FATAL TO ZETTY Fervlccs for Benjamin aged 72. who died at his home! on Hay-av. Friday afternoon from cancrr. will be held at the home Sunday afternoon at o'clock with Rev. Mr pastor of the English Lutheran church at Mansfield In charge.

Cunjamin Clark wa? born in Coshoc- fon. May 1S49 and had spent his en-J Death cine to an eight weeks' illi tire iif" ia Coshocton-co. following a paralytic stroke, claimed was united in marriage with the life of Mrs. Maro Zetty. aged 48.

a i a Mettle in June. 1SSO and to at Canal at the City hoe- thib union four children were pital Friday evening at 7 o'clock. One daughter. Ethel, a number of Zetty had been an invalid since she yeans ar- and the following three are' was stricken at her home eight living- Mrs. Benjamin F.

Moblcy. Bast a ri Che-tnut-st: Mrs. Charles Henderson Mrs. Zetty's maiden name was Mary and Hoy Clark live at the late home. Mollio Crawford.

She was born ia B-sides thc widow and children there Keono-tp. January 11. 1S73. She with i.s on-brother. Howard Clark, Warsaw.

ner parf nts ij vc on a farm in tint surviving. township for a short time and then Mr. riark was an honest moV ed to where they re- 0 LOW ON WEST TE PAVING Brethren church at Ashiaad. a bid of Henderson Entrie? for tho a meet to be thrr-r- of the county fair, October 7 and b'-ins received by MilKr F-- r-tary the cotin- ly aKricir.nir.il Thrr-c purses of each 'Mil be given f-ach day of the nK-et. Receipt of cti'rk-? for thf races will close Kr.fJ.jy.

3f'. at 11 o'clock at Fl-cords made thr- previou'- wf r. b.ir any Tbe of th-. Nauor.al Trottsnj; TOKIO, July a work of selecting Japanese delegates to the disarmament and far east conference in Washington and the task of industrious citizen, who was ad- ma od for time. Mrs.

Zetty consolidating Japanese national opm- niirf-i by many friends and acquaint Pf a her adult life ia Canal ion toward the proposed meeting is a proceeding. Indications are that Japan enter the conference unreserved- July -The fou th cfnvT.fion of Bis; 1'nion i b- hold thf lalu-r part of S'-ptemb-r. He lock active part in all church activities. the terms of which they not oniy ability be awarded" the contract fo- cept at The- Mr. Brubaker was held in the highest cancelled contracts for warships.

b-Jt trt paving rf the Xewcomo'-stown- 1o al esteem by all who knew him. also dismantled war vessels already There are six children surviving the commission. Ambassador I'ezet deceased. They are J. H.

Bnabaker. Peru also is in full accord with she A. Brubaker. C. E.

Brubaker. ail of proposal for reducing armies and Akron: C. R. Brwbaker. Ashland: Mrs.

navies. William Uad. Clearwater. and genor Tenez Charge D'Affairs of the Mrs. C.

S. Young. Cosbocton. tne ex can embassy, stated there is ntend from rorywration ra(fs One sister, Mrs. Barbara Root.

Ash- widespread interest in disarmament porafor. Une and covers a liule paoe and an agreement years ago under Co cf this wiil in all prob- -Vssociation the r.K-«H thru of West and tr rf Lafayette, announced On 1 ---J day. fair. road a -tat" and tb" of th" "lies rar The 1T pafC; LEGION POST WILL SGI T1U TREGO LANDS to land survives. Three of Bru- Xexico.

baker's children are dead. His wife preceded Mr. Brvbaker to the grare 17 years 350. The body was shipped to Ashland Saturday afternoon and the funeral services be held at his former home Monday. win be made ia Chestnut Grove cemetery there.

The- day of r- will IK- a 2.24 pare, a 2 21 i f. ij" a 2.1', trot. a a 2 Knday a 2 24 troT. a 2.2') AT HOuPIIAL FBOM SLEEPING SPORTSMEN MAY GET PICTURES IN STATE YEAR lhan or.c- The received include: Header- 1 716 a i A eon Bros. 53S.ft47.W(iircladmir brick); frora lbe IEon inncrs T.

J. Norman ic Son, Wes Lafayette. 3S including I. D. Co, Mansfield, O.

to fnrrjish brick); Bro? JS1.35.2S 'plain ron- Tho money 25, 15 and 10 per Ralph iTin 'vail i i a funeral f.v i'i' 1:1 Sut. No 'n and bonal of Scf a jiftorrioon 'ho I a i cotn- ij i i in r-s i wpr-k. it the public roa-i of -lay Tr-s; for rflle. She was a follower of the Baptist nnd a of that church. and an active Christian.

She become affiliated with the Cana! villf church in girlhood. Miss Crawford married to Maro Zetty in Mr. 7.f-t'7. th- mother of the following Lc-oaard. Clifford.

Cathfrinr-. Henry. Axie. Lester, Karl, all of bornf of Mrs. Zelpha of The brothers surviving are Nathan Crawford, of Can- Ton.

Crawford, of Canal ar.d Crawford, Of will be divlde-d cent. A tb" hoard -rill At that time p'anh for of th" in Oftr.bor. ISIS H'- v. 13 country thra to in i. D.

Mohler. 132.W4T3 concrete.) merous noveltK- Tun- ta the 5taU- fair be arceptf-d or the next Plans for a Mor-k parade on each crvice? evening of the have already formulated. Sto-k contests for boy ar.3 pirls of 20 years of CHICAGO, Bill" Hay- or -wnll and the prizes wood's bor.dsir.en will not receive consist of a calf, two Pictures of a good of tj! if Haywood carries P'Rs a n1 onp sheep. Panl B. Johnson.

Coshocton-co game protector, was collecting pictnres from local hunters and fishermen Friday to be used in the state year book which will be issued soon. HAYWOOD'S BONDSMEN WLLGFT NO REFUND IF BOX CONES BACK Wori-i body Ijafayttc rod have akir 'K r.mf nt fireworks and nu- sr 1 furiTai 1 th" Sunday aff'-moon oVJorjc ar.il arr.ve at the p. tho a place. J. Tr- ordinarily 1 wiii be decided at of the board.

fish, or the results of a hunting trip out tbe announced intention to re- Miller, sf-cretary, Friday New-'. in this county are the kind desired. ta TM to the United States to surrender' that present indications were that the AMERICAN RY. EXPRESS PAYS 2ND. DIV; WAGES ARE DOWN $8,000,000 p- of r.fv/ roa'l.

i at f'tv tN- ria'! by r-4 a 7-r-- ti hy I by s- for-man 1 rt Procter Tft" L'liK-ra! the Lewis'. of will 1 in will bo held at church at i' o'clock in Calloway. pastor Burial "n- E. church LOCAL VETERANS TO ATTEND MEET AT one r.r' -ho ar.cual R. to fall.

r.t the i ho Indian- a rf rf iv Crshocton Frl- Way Hill ar.d 5tr-d i NEW J. C. Broolcs, colored, of Wmerstown. died at the City hospital In order that Coshocton-co may be himself to tho federal authorities, coming fair would one of the larg- jcar Friday evemiBg at 6:45 o'clock fol-. ell represented In the year book, says Roy Brown, chairman of tbe gen- est and best heid ia this county.

holding and operatjns: company which louring am extended illness from en--Warden Johnson has offered to call. executive board of the I. W. W. rf i handles practicaily all the express cephalltlB er Bleeping sickness.

He for any pictures, ff notified. The pic- "Our attorney, Otto Chrtstensen, I OllSllft tvClllOVCU tnft country, has declared it? j-fconn i bad been ill at his home in New-jtnres, together with a short descrlpt-' took the matter up with the federal 1 Mfldred Crego, Nellte, underwent dividend of the year. current ion will be sent to the Columbus office commissioners as soon as he heard an operation Satudray for the remov- one i9 11.50 and maintains the and cuts made of them. Return that Haywood planned to retnrn, but, al of her tonsfls. Dr.

B. C. Carr and of the roa? work City for eni arr.prr^r.' th'- sta'r of r-it the In a to be To this Indiana wiU adu oomerstown for a few weeks. He brot to the City hospital a week mgo for treatment. Mr.

Brooks has no relatives in Co- His wife survives him at tike late home. The body was taken to town Saturday by the Jonea ambulance. It was not learned Saturday whea YORK, July 23-- Tho Amor- road Company, the Pr-rry-tp was said to soM Monday. 25. was cancelled 'Aocordins: tr A reports.

totai mombershir' 01" tho Grand Army as fuaeral woold be held. the pictures in good condition guaranteed. is I they told him that there would be no Dr C. M. Neldon performed the oper- refund." atioa.

ccnt i on which i i At New Bedford has from iOS.OiX to 9S.OOO. in- niratir.a i 10.0W have answered matter Hat oends were inaufruraK'd April 15. Huprich for Now Bedford As was announced some weeks ajro, will probably oppose the Roacoe witii'a totAl of 10 241 wage cats affecting 50,000 employe ulars in the game at New Bedford' will go into effect August 1. All em- Sunday afternoon. The game will The pictures must be sent in with-! Haywood smiled last March to at- In the next three or four days, and tend the congress of the red trade Mr.

Johnson riday expressed the hope union International at Moecow and that local sportsmen would make a was unable to report at Learenwortb loan of as many pictures of field actlr-1 when the government ordered all I. with an attack of appendicitis. His United States Railway Labor board. wOl on R.Vscot lues ia this county aa they crmld ob- W. W.

out on bail to their sen- Lloyd Cutshall, 3M north Tbhteen- ployes except shopmen are reduced start at 2: SO o'clock, th-st, was III at his home Saturday six cents an honr by an order of tho "Proc" Xorm.in or I-iaress Davis! tain. teacwa. la ttill ta feuate. Enters Hospital Mary Vansicklr, Warsaw, ia not believed to be sef-iThls means a loss to the workers of aggregation and Brown will bo'admitted to the City hospital Sal I fMOO.OM a year. iua UA CC cJ7iaf aci i for treatment.

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