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PB FOUR. A I 0 I A 1 'THURSDAY, MAT31, 1923 CAPT. MORRIS SPEAKER AT DARRTOWN MEMORIAL SERVICE Aid Meeting Announced Planning Drill For Oil To i Dam'own, 0., -May .11. The a a memorial services were held at tiHe eemetra-y on Sat- ai'lcmoovi. A goodly mmi- nnhy re presel program, which consisted "I i i selections solus, and All woe, pleased with the, excellent address s' vc ''V llor ris, of a i Tlie following officers, cloclwl i'nr the Fifeiiinj; year: PrcsideirJ, fieorjjc vice (irrsiilerri, Hcrron; -treancrer, N.

Hansel. Ladles' Aid Meeling Tlin regular i of! Ihe Ladies' Aid society will he. held at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hansel in Thursday June 7lh. Missionary Meeting The regular elaoindhi.

The Woman's 'Missionary society of the Lulhcmn church will meet Wednesday a Gtli, nl homo' of -Mrs. Stary McVickcr. Children's Bay The commit tec in chaiyc" is a ing pinna for the children'a day exercises, which i he held at the Lutheran church on Sunday morning, 10th. Personal Notes Sliss Slrthcl Oaiser returned to her holno here on Sunday cvcnaigf. ftflcr Icrieliint? in the Roily sclrtol tlic past yenr.

Slis-t has accepted the school at Roily for anolher ycsr. Mrs, linrns to her home in tho village on Friday aC- spending i irith and Sirs. Sla.v Wliitehill. Sir. nnd Sirs.

A WilSicrhy and i of New Carlisle, 0., 'spent fetf days of the past, week i Mr. Sfra. Maurico erhy. Geo. Coulter, of a i spent (he week-end at Hansel home.

Sir. nnd Sirs. Harv.v ZiihHr a family ar spending it few weeks ivilli Cincinnati relatives. Sir Znhar is employed at for a and will enter summer school at 'Miami. Sir.

and Sirs, Oniscr am son, Lclio.v, Sir. and Sirs. S. alleiulcd memorinl ser 'vices at llickorV ccinoterv OT Sunday a A nninlicr of people from I i i i i a I lie operetta and vUilcd at the H. L.

Kramer tiome. Sir. nnd Sirs, Harry A i of a i were. Sunday gncsls ot Sir. and Sirs, 1'rank Slarshall.

Drilling To Slart Work progressing rflpidlv a' I lie Ln a oil field west lagp, localcil on the H. i Sice a a i Is brinpr arranged and the i i will soon be a Sir. and Sirs. 11. Toilrl, of i err, a i al i i i i nn a a hy i nnd Sirs.

Clark a and a memorial ervices in I lie a "SKINlEP AT THE RIALTO HAS A THRILL a i Industry Take Over Directorship of Big Corporation ENTERTAINMENT AT PRINCETON TO BE GIVEN ON FRIDAY NIGHT Meeting 'Of Current Club The Schools Close uj da "Litllc A i p.vcs," nt thr. O.v- i 'Tliui'sday Atiil 7'Vi- Sir. H. i nnil ilaiigliler, liufb. Sir.

JlrS. William Kramer, Mnrlliit nnd i i Kramer anrf Miss tnr.v Krnmcr allcndcd May nieeling' jil i cemetery on Sunday. Sir. anri Sirs. Howard Fnirley and i son, flichard, of Hillsboro, 0., motored hero nit Sunttiiy i Deep," Hie Thomas H.

nee production, CRIUC to the lii.il- 0 lasl night it 1 1 i lion-cs i a i llice picture, i i a well-cunnccled story, a i ami a punch. Bud Doyle from i a a i for cool valor an cnsy sroing public soon orgets, so story goes in "Skin )ccp." Naturally, liud i back his old a in I islrict. His broken nose ami a i ears, earned in and giinc; wnrs, a him a crook, and his enemies of old police--soon lot him a the war has not chnngcil Ilieir I i a i In order to get rid of him, his i her dapper crook suitor, a i Hud i the penitcn- iary. As bis term approaches an end, they effect his a i escape from Ihe i i a lo kill Ihe lislrict a hoping have him returned to prison for life. These i a i gave Mr.

luce 1 great, i lo build a liack ground for regcnera- ion i i melodramatic, "punch." In Ihe i i i cscnpe from prison. Bud falls from an airplane nnd is killed--so i A doctor, a a of magic, surgery, picks up Hud in a' irrovi. on his place, operated on him nnd rebuilds his battered a so a i 1m is not by the 'irnng" bo to Hie cily lo carry out his plan i bis man. There is rx miscarriage of the' i i i i however, as result lif which Bud uncovers Iho plot of (In; olh- i i lie joins a i i i (lie i i a and brings a tho nrresl of his former cronies w'ho llnvo stolen Iho lisnblcd veteran's from Ihe surgeon who 1 saved him. The story closes i i Hud back nt Hie i i working for the surgeon where be cnn bn near Ethel, former nurse and Iho ward of the doctor.

"Two Stones i One Bird," I m.iny of a called on irtine hip executive and in hii privite olBce wondered just how It would feel to be in ihat man's ihoei? All of ui! During 1 Wcet in N'cw York they ihe "Boyi 1 Day in InduJtry" ami all ihe boys in this picture realized uit how it feels lo he big ex- fcmivr, for ihey ivere elected to run fhe J. C. Penney Curnpany, the largest chain of a storei tn the norM. They made a record in i Jobs nnd now everyone talking about them--an i year old PresEdeni, a a old Treaiurer and liiteen a old Sales Manager too. Can you mugine an Educational Director of a large company fifteen yean old? And he nai good I They are all In the picture and this Jetter'showJ hovr they fell after their A Underwent experience (and, incidentally, there are few "grown who 'could write better New York, N.

May 4(fa, 1923. J. C. Penney Company, New YorLr. Gentlemen: During the hour In which I held the poiition of Treasurer of the J.

Penney Company, 1 realized more ever the responsibility (hat resti upon our executives' shoulders, I realize a position wai gained hy hard work and itudy, and know (hat ihe holds the same attractions far roe, if I do my share of hard work and itudy. 1 thank you for this opportunity and! this glimpse into ihe Sincerely, PHIL JOHNSON, Boy Treasurer. Beilj. PYTHIAN MEMORIAL SERVICES AT SDMERVILLE ON SUNDAY, JUNE 3 Gordon Lang To Deliver The Address- Personal Notes Of Interest frlnt l'o The Somerullc, 0., a 81.. riio.

of l' memorial sprvitt will 'ire lielil Ibo churoh Sunclny, at 2 T. m. Camden, i of Ihe "Fiwliliiif; Dlood i series, eom- plelca Ihe i i a program. EX-DRUGGIST SAYS IT'S FINE Declares "Drcco" Has No Superior To Relieve Constipation and Improve Digestion. LS 84 YEARS OLD, BUT IS FULL OF VlfiOR WORLD NEWS A Drcco Expert Is Now At The Radcliffe Drug Com pany.

Call There, Free Samples Given. Several hundred persons, including some Americans, nre presented King George and Queen Slnry i evening court of Ihe si on; Princo of Wales is among ho Futile, a is a i at iravcscnrl In re- a i id' i i i a I i a I i css 1'ocahontns. i a A i i i a i i a i pray a i i I i i a i part lo a more wars impossible. Hr-v. Gordon Long, ol will deliver the address.

Personal Notes Sirs. C. B. i i was in lUnn- on Thursday. Sirs.

List wns i i viai lor a Clordon of Dayton, via ilcd I a Thursday. Sir. nnd Mrs. Drive i i ppeiit. Thursclay and J.

li. TCHHUO. Sir. and Sirs. Paul Cooper weri i Tlatori Sir.

and John Wngne spent last week in Daylon. Sir Sirs. Kepler were tin of Sir. and Will Sic Kail Thursday. Sir.

nnd Mrs. 0. H. Oren wen in a i Thursday. Sirs.

Andy a visited las week in Nancy A i horn Tuesday a a visit in Sevei Mile. Rev. Moore wns in Wed Mr. nnd Mrs. relumed lo Chicngo a a shor visit i relatives, hern.

Sir, Huckleberry and a a were- guests nt the llnilcr bom Inst i i of Seven Slili i i her a a the i of lite week. i flrey veiled here Tues day nnrl Wednesday. L. H. i i Sir.

and Pa.Uon Inil and Thnrsdny. i i i i is home on a i i Flossie Baker i home for the summer. cre here i i i relatives Sunny. i i a G'hapin, and Kl- l'o The Princeton, 0., May 31. An eti.joynhle lime was had by tho school children, and parents us well, nt the picnic Friday.

A few bn later fo yiate in usual "last a fes- iivitica. Scvbral from here were'present al llm Pomona Grange i at Monroe a a Current Eycnts Oluh The Kvenls Club con vencd Tuesday i i A Cionjon to hear program: Hotl Call--Sliscellancon Current ICvenls--Sirs. Bcnj. Van The condition of. Joseph Condon Clordon.

a Is Happening In China- Mrs. Frank i The Outlook In, Japan--Sirs. Aimn Slallon. Heading--Sirs. Harry Hughes.

The nejtl meclin; will be i Sirs. Sownrd. An Entertainment On Friday night will be. "Ye Old Tymc" a i at the church. There will hr singing 1 (in costume) hy those ivho wero in flic limelight in Princeton in days gone by.

Their voices 'are said lo i a one soloisls of loday, A fcalnrc of the. evening will be a solo hy T. i Sirs. Uliza- lielEl Cyawson has the a a i in charge, a her ability along Ihis i of work is too well known fo need any comment. There, will also Palace Timely Many world naws events of exceptional interest are yre- Mnted in the latest Issue of Palace Timely Topics, now (hovn at the Palace Theatre in conjunction with Rupert Hughes' sensational triumph, "Souls Tor Sale." A detailed synopsis of the.

events pictured will be given in tomorrow's Journal. DR. GARDNER'S AUTO IS RECOVERED Mirtdletoyn, 0., May au- lomobilo. stolen Dr. Mabel Gnrdiier, Eolith Slain street, recovered hy police HichmouO, police, hero leanied.

Tho cur had hcen abandoned by joy riders in and was in bad condition whun round. OITT OF TO OHIO PASTOR Cleveland, 0., May of $10,000 presented to Itev. Thomas Mahon, pastor ot St Ttomaa Aquinas Catholic, church, by present and former parish ineiuhjra in commemoration of 'Jolh anniversary his pftstorate. HELD, TWO IN BIG JAIL BEEAK PLOT. Newark, Slay 31--Slan nnd woman giving names oE A TJillinan and Sarah Crawford T)ctroit, held in jail for'investigation in connection i alleged plot foe wholesale jail delivery; Buell spent Inst week in' Jn- iiina, Ibe yuesls (Kc former's sler, Sirs.

Slc'Kcc. Mr. and Sirs. H. W.

llakcr ami Ir. nnd Sirs. S. E. Gerber were Brookvillc Sir.

nnd Sirs. David Longslrelhj Dnx'tun, were of lat- cr's parents. Sir. and Sirs. I'M I'raey, Saturday and Sunday.

Entertained Sir. and Mrs. Will Barnett cn- orlained Suncln.v Mr. nnil Sirs. ercll a ot Chicago, nnd Sir.

nil Mrs. John and ilniigli- cr, of Seven Slile, iind Mr. nnil Mrs. on Fornsbell ami fain. ily.

Sir. and Sirs. Joe iJnninan lie "cats strawberries, ice cream and cake, for i i maile, but play will be free. Don't forget Ihe dale, 1st. sponsored by Iho pic's" The idea.

wns 'Slnrried Pco- school class. Will Entertain Mrs. J. C. Clavvson will enter.

I a i a crowd of friends from i at. afternoon. bridge party Snlurday College Comer Collect; Corner," 0., Slay 31. SliSft Slary a of Sliddle- was homn over Sunday. Sir.

i and family, are i i i Sir. 1 I. N. Smith; and daughter and Sir, John SlcDill and family. Sir.

and SIra. E. A i of Indianapolis, spent Siit-urdny night and Sunday with Sir. a family. Sir, and Sirs.

A. L. Foreman spent Sunday in Hamilton will Sir. Raymond Baker and family Sir. and Sirs.

John i of Lebanon, were in town Sunday Sir. and Sirs, Homer Kikcnborry a rind Oar Kilchell, nnil Sir. Ros Dnvia and a i spent Siimta i Mr. and Sirs. Newlon Iknn- haugh.

Sir. and Mrs. Win. Ashlon, Sliddlctown, spent Sunday i Sirs. R.

E. Ashlon. Sliss Fae Murphy, oE Cincinnati) was Eiome over Sunday. Sliss Lucilc Slorclnnd, of Slitimi, was home Suilday. Sir.

Newman and Sliss Slary Homan, of nichmond, spent a a and Sunday here ivith relnlives. Br. Stearns and a i and Sliss Slaric Lypcrt attended General Asschihly nt I i a a i last Thursday and Friday. Mr. Wm.

Bake a i family 011- and Un.vlon Bumlav Sirs. James i were i i i a and finnilv. a Sirs, (jit Kornsliell en- jc'i'lilincrt Sir. anil Sirs. Everett a S.nlnriln.v.

Birthday Celebration SInsler Carlylu Baker celebrated liia. i i i anniversary I'Viday ivitli party. Slnny i i i i presents received. In lire hean contest Unijciiin Clrec.ii- i was lucky i Billy Heed won iu the i a chair," and Ihe games. Kach child was i in fish pond.

When Kormer H. of I i United a Supreme Court, a YoHiipstnn-ii, Ohio, appeals lo a i yonns; soldiers to a i (he world for pence. Tommy i of St. I i a i over Florida i'niiv nl1 Clll ts to i iJiiarcls as i lo i Tallahassee t.ua I i i i Angeles con- cd a slayer, declares fthe hinglon "In al! my I eiperiencr. in drui; 1 of no renifuh superior to Drn'O for j-tonmrh orders and Sir.

Home B. connect prl with the Park I a i i i i I i a i i speedway Ohio. Sir. Coal is SI old. -pc-c-d of I I miles having tnn-t of lil'e in I business in i i a i liMn i I largest concern' and is I I I "I a l)rcw ovorramc I i i i i my i a i very i inn! 1 i i i say.

now my liowcls act. ns aa clockwork. used (lie i TaWetB along i (he Drcro nnd collider the finest I ever came TM in contact i "Sly i i has been improved so a I now 'Cnt i I i i disagrees i me. 1 no longer a tho able feeling a mcaU nor (he tfn.s i annoyerl me ijon- itantly. 1 feel renewed in iilil since a i Ureco, therc- can endorse it and advise strongly others to a it who need a reliable giving tonic." a trouble and i a i are the cause of today, a any cruise, someone hflK Raid.

When food lies in Iho stomach undigested, or clogs tin) intestines hy i a i a lonir 'mil of symptoms results. To tjcl it tho hotlojn and remove cause of these troubles there is no heller remedy Minn Dreco mndc from old Unlo rools, herbs, a and leaves. Call today on the Radclllfo Drug and ask lo nee the well known export from tho Dreco Labor- ttorlei, Mr. Moore. He will gladly tell you of the of i won Also he will holt' a a and -R.

Tcague were in Cnmden Wednesday. Slar.jorio Crnme, of i a i spent Iflsl i her a i Sir. niul lira. James Sice. a i Hyams here Saturday, Jhe.

of her mother. Sir. and Mrs. James Sice en- a i on Snmlay Sir. and Sirs.

Crnmo nnd children, of Gratis, Slee, of Maliel Mcc Sir. snd Sirs, (forilon Darnell, of Psylon, spent Sunday i A. S. a Sir. and Sirs.

J. V. Slmrkey and son, Neil, i i Sir. a 'Sirs. .1.

('. Sharkcy Snndav. Mr. a Mrs. K.

'('. Shift nnd Sirs. Baker, Carlyle and Janet. Klossic Hakcr and Samuel I i a were in Seven Mile i i to tlie i i room', a most pleashi" i Ihe." i a cake i randies, i covered i bunnies, chickens, ducks, kepi Ihe children occupied for i guessing. A i consisling of i and i ice cream, covered with si nnvljcrries, and i i i a cakes, i colored frosting, nnd candy.

As they lel'l for i iiomcs Cariylc presented each i i a stick or pepper- i candy. Those who enjoyed the afternoon 1'liyllin Kngenin Hilly Kecd. Jesse Brenner, Uot Hymns, Slahel HnlT'man, Hilda I i a i i a Slary i a Slary Eleanor 1'clcrs, a i Criimc, of (Jrntis, Klleu Frri7.ee, Marjorie Howe, Janet nnd Carlyla a a Sam Clerher, E. L. Tracy, S.

W. Baker lames Sice, Eliza Sloe, Jennie. Ba E. C. Shift, Baiter, anr Jliss i i i Lane.

Personal Mention Sir. nnd Sirs. J. W. Hanlon sn children i i in Collinsville las TueFdav.

Sir. and Sirs. spen The i i of Joseph Condon is somewhat improved. NO OLEWS TOUND IN MUBD.EE CASE Slie.li., Slay Ihouyh rewards a i have been offered mid every clew run police, o'fliccrs and a troopers lodny admillediy were I'ollowint; very elcnder leads in Ilii-ir search for I he slayer of Sirs. Win.

T. i i of a prominent local a who was -shot to path al her home here early Sun- ay morning, OWNSHIP TRUSTEE -KILLED IN CRASH Foslorio, Sliiy Wol- 55, i trustee, killed iien automobile in which he was ding collided i another near rnirie Depot. toy you whether or not he tilllikii will (i nf A (Ifiicirnl DnngliM-iy, allribule Everett. Bacon ,,....1. Sunday a with Sir a Sirs.

Trnster, at Tren ton. Sir. nnd Mrs. SI. Smith, a a i were prnests of Mr.

an Mrs. Kd Frri7.cc, Sunday eveninc. Sir. nnd Sirs. fleorgo Rake spent.

Sunday in i i a i Sir. and Sirs. Kd Frnzce an a i a the memorial sc Snndnv, Ihe jfiieals of Sliss Slary vires at New" Haven Sunday. I Sir. and Sirs.

i Chapin an Sir. and Sirs. Herbert a clRughlcr. i Mr. i i suicide (o worry over caused a liy i a A Johnson's i a i i hy brick is i a at Orecn- preserved nf Tennessee villc.

Leo a a i a i i 11:111 slayer is shot ami killed a a a May, i a Jack Bernstein i from Dundee junior i i i which is recognized by New York a a i ccnninission. I i eon of (he late John and son, Jimmy, were here over were in a i Saturday. Mr. Sirs. Glenn Stephen of a i week-end.

i SIcFall is here i i i a i and I'ricnds. Kd was home, over the week-end. Sir. and Stra. Alf A oC tcrtaincd friends from Indin'napo- lis, Sunday.

Br. A. Wysong, of Kichmond, spent a i i pnrcnfs. Sir. Bruce.

Stephens, ot Liberty, spent Sunday i his parents. Sirs. T. Jones died Saturday night a three weeks' illness. Sho leaves a one son, Sir.

Dvs-iprht Jones, of a i two a Sirs. Wnii Johnson nnd Sirs. ICverctt 1'ierce. iHsp five her mother, Sirs. iauinel Davis, of Liberty, one sis- or, Sirs.

Dan Harbine, of Liberly. a services were, held Tues- 'iiflernoon at Ihe I'resliylerian Burial at College Corner cemetery. Sir. Wm. Scanncrhorn and l.v Libcrly, and Sir.

Clate Montgomery, of spent Sunday i Sir. B. nc EWELBY MISSING PROM PBIEDLANDER Cincinnati, May Diamond welry valued nt more Mian 'jiorled to disappeared from oiiu: of Leon Friedlander. LEAD NOT GUILTY TO OONSPIRAOY i i a i Slay 31. Slcynr Cleveland, pleaded not i lo charge, of conspiracy to efeal Cnilcd Stales a iv find was released on amily.

a nd fiN CLEVELAND: Observe 7." That your arrival at the Hollenden is easy from any or steam railroad station or pier. No other hotel is so convenient to all terminals and main automobile routes. 2. That your welcome is courteous and attentive. 3.

That your room is clean, properly equipped and well cared for. 4. That your portions in any of the restaurants are ample in size, choice in quality, superior in flavor and reasonable in price, when you consider the essentials. 5. That the guests you see at the Hollenden are particular persons, accustomed to judging and selecting the best that can be had, and that most of them are "regular's" with a iong standing preference for the Hollenden because of its comfort, convenience, thoroughly matured organization and manifold advantages.

6. That your reservation will enable us to give you even better attention than if you arrive unannounced. The Hollenden Hotel CLEVELAND MOLLENDll Homer Weaver died Slondny nf- ternoon, a severnl montbs' ill- icss. He his mother, Jlra. a Weaver.

Funeral services were held at fhe Presbyterian hnrcb Wednesday. Bnrinl at College Corner cemetery. riR-FO GETS OFFER FOB HAVANA BOUT a a a Slay LnU Angel Firpo bus received on offer oC 4250,000 from Hiionfis A i promoters for a liout, in a i i Kr- minio Spalln ot! Italy, heavyweight ehampioii of Kuro'pe. Tfie proposed would a place a Firpo's mcclinp witli Jess in the i Hlales. Gifts To Women OnelcU CommutAly Pir PUte An Oh Henry a day is a good way to take the edge off the thinnest boarding house dinner! He's meal In arid good Made of rich cream, dipped in soft caramel, rolled In crisp nuts and coated with milk chocolate.

Sound good to a hungry man? Well, try a bar, and set HOW GOOD1 lOc Everywhere! Silverplate And 150 other things We offer premiums to users So Mothtr's Oats make a of Mother's Oats. All sorts delightful dish. Children wel- of gifts, for women, men and come it. And it tempts them a i plenty oat-food that they nfeed. Oats supply 16 needed elements, essential to the grow- inker.

SI ins reporlcd seriously ill nl New York, Wots and Drvs Ijnny, X. for blf; al bofore fluvcnior i on Vnyv 'ork a i pi'oHibilinn ac-t. Sir. and Slra. A i A ol ion visnor i )aylon, were here for Decoration nnd Sirs.

Hay Ot I tjncsts of Sirs, i i i Lani! left Monday 'or Chicago, where she will speml suininer. Sir. nnd Mrs. Orn i nnd dnufihler, Bctly Jane, of Dnyton, spent llm tveek-iind i i Mrs. Amy (Jnrrcll.

Sirs. Frnnk Outfield. Sliss were in a i Saturday, I i i a i of 3uven Mile, van i i here a a S. A. Mil ft' spent a days here list week, Fon'eM i i i A i a Sirs.

I'anl Orollmus, nl Seven Mi' Sunday. Sir. nnd Sirs. Xorris nn danghler, Eleanor, were Camden Friday. a Tluiinm home over I week-end.

Sirs. Will Mi-Full was Hamil- Ion visilor Friday. i i a i spent a a Mr. nnd Sirs. Kd Sir.

nnd Sirs. George Stephen nnd son, Bruce, of College Corner, spent Sunday i Sir. mid Sirs. W. Hen.se.v and Clnrn.

WILL PRESENT PLAY XTlic a i i i a Young People's Union wil.l present "Cindy's Chance" i evcnini? ni 8 o'clock a -Firsl it was lorlny A silver olTeriiiK A'ill be Inkeu I hi- diior children. Coupons come in packages. Our Premium list pictures 164 gifts. Ask us for it, and we will send with it ten cou- ing child. So this dish should pons free to start you toward a gift.

this brand? That is only one of the reasons for getting Mother's'Oats. A is the super-flavor, due to Ten Coupons FREE always be served at its best. Yet these extra- flavory flakes bring i i them. Write for this Premium List. We will coupons selected grains.

Only the with pick the richest, plumpest oats are i you a and flaked for this brand. Two- these coupons will apply, thirds of the oata as they Write now a postal will come to us are discarded. do. Mother's Oats Cut nut (Mi otter JOD won't Only 10 to a Address Mother 1 E. Si, i Mr.

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