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Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 9

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JTOE 192i A I 1 G' JO A JFAOE NOTE MISSADASCHRADINOFSHANDON THE VICTIM FASURPRISE Church Notes A Other Of General Interest Kpeclnl To TJie Journal. Sliandon, O.j Juno iB. On-JEonday evening a merry bl'owrt of Shtirulon young ppopte (he PMI- a a anrt Tn 3fu'classes met "at ihe homo of Mr. John Sclu'iuliif and surprised his only daughter Miss Ada. Miss Schradin ahvnya a charming hostess soon recovered from tier surprise and welcomed her gucsls in her nsnnl liospiialilf nian- Clnude planned Mils pleasant party I lien inlrn- duced a mint her i cresting ganins in which Miss Khun Wilkins, Ahncr Francis, Bi'ynn ButterL'icld anil Messrs Kni'USfrifik- ly 1 and Lloyd Jones wero awtU'dcd javors for (heir JCoai 1 Nlho closn of (he i Hnhner- ing; drought lovely Itu'HuJay coke, resplendent i 'dainty--pink candles in rosebud holders.

A lunch of tlclicioii3 Neapolitan cream "with angel and devil's fond cakes was tlien sL'rveil to the guests were: -Misses Alia Hvuns, -Mildred Schcei 1 Klina i i Irene and Flor- pnee WaUhei's, Lavotuie Senll, lah oC Mcssfs. I-'arlc! Stt'iekier, A'elson Schradin, Lloyd Kdward Leroy Ally I on, Scott iSiniT, Burns Gjist, Harold. Xei'l'iiss, Aaron anil ISyrini liuttoi'J'iuld, Clando anfl Abnor Krancis. was the vce-ipient of many lovely hirllidiiy gifts. Supper Guests jStr.

and 1'jdward Scliecring and snn Sianley ltail as Uicir sujipci 1 guests a Don- ahcy, Mv. and Mrs. Knsst'H Xeilqi's and Mr. Robert Zeliei'S'all of Hamilton, Shandon Notes Mrs. Charlotlc Gi-aham has re- U.

S. ENVOY ASKED TO LEAVE ALBANIA AS BATTLE RAGES nre money savers for you. We arc offering real quality at prices you enjoy paying. We have a happy surprise in store for all our customers. COME IN! Dress 'Shirjs--AssnMpd value.

Some 1 9Q wilh collar to a 4 Overalls Striped wilh biti, cut, Oft ood vnluc Work Shirt--Blue ciininlmiv, well innclo shirt Work Sox--Rlnck, while, tinvy. v.i Uie Dress Sox Assorted colors, real 2-5n vnluo. rmir Dross Caps nml dark Straw Hats These aro wonderful values OE -9 I.OS Khaki Pants An extra good extra good S1.95 Work.Panta Dark pattern, well made. AR See these I Athletic Union Suits-- C9o value at Single. Blankets-- Fine for home or camp'.

L'. Foldi'riS OotB i lop, A 'PalntrSee us. It's C1 QQ (fiisrniilced at, Trunks-- Big line, Army Navy Sales So. 154 HIGH STREET Opp, Court House HEADQUARTERS turned to her homq in after visit ivztli Sir. and W.

R. DeAi'mond, iliss CaiTioAVflUlici's has returned from a pleasant visit 1 with her sister in A Ga. Mis, Efirla and naugh- tcr Fcvn spcni of last week in Jim-ion, ICrs. Amanda DcAr- inoiul oP JMacodonin, Mr. nnd Mra.

Arthur Mabls aiid flhildren, of Scl- tirk, IVfr, (infl Clarencq Jones Hamilton, ilr. Beiij, Oylcr, of ilv. and Win, Pit oC Plnvrison, Sir. and Mrs. Vi-annon (Orplia Jones) of DayEon, were nccoruiion dny visitors in Shawfon Sir.

nnd Mrs. Earlo Rolhormcl nnd Sir. 1'Vnd Swing: entertained relatives from Cinoinnali last week end. Mi 1 and Mrs, Harold Jnekmau of Harrison gnesfs of Sirs. Ullen Rolnnson on Decoration 5Ii-s; Jtobijjson Hccompnnicd them home for a short visit.

Mvs, Everett Frnnmann Ada, Zolnia and Hazel of i i a i wore guests of Shan- tlon I'platives last vi-eek. Miss Mahel Kvans was home from Hamilton lost week 1 end. Tiolu-a TCobison of Trinway, lias liecn spending several clays here with Jus parents Mr. ami Mrs. W.

Hohison;" and Mrs. Byron DC Arm ami jMiss Lida Strieklor and Mr. Al-j leu Itolrisou were Cincinnati visit- 1 ors Salurday. 'Invitations have been issued for the minimi Alumni bnnquet in'tluy evening 14, 5tissp5 Irene anil Florence Walth- crs and Myrile Rchecrin-; enjoyed having was anrl Ed Scbeerinjr and son Htnnley last Tucsduy evening. and Mrs.

Louis Jurgowitz and daughter at tended (he circus in" I a i Mondfiy. Mrs. Perry Case will entertain ihe Woman's-Union at her home Thurs- dny 5. Mr. anil Mrs.

Jnn Williams and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kchm and son ol Hamilton wore "Sim- day afternoon guests Shandon relatives. FINES ASSESSED IN NflRTH BEND OOURT a'inountini; to $2,050 were eolleotcil b.v the Court last night from five men charged i a i violated tlie liquor JcWS. 'J'lieir trials were held before Mayor Clarence Hopping?) Those I'incd were: John Kciliolz, Creek Hoad, Delhi Township, and costs, ohnrged wiih possessing lirinor; i i Hichlc i i i i and a nvenne, Clcvcs, and costs 11 possession charge; Ui'03 Mo, Henry rosd, nenr Cheviot, ,130 on a 1 chfirge oE! having a still, and costs on-a chnrge of a i possessed liquorj.Iames Harrison, iluddy Creek lioad, and cpsfs on a ciiargo of having possessed liquor and $300 and cosls on a ulmrgc'of linving possessed a still, and William Stroclien, Creek lioad, $15. and cosls on a charge of having possessed liquor.

MRS, USELESS Ulysses (irant Smith nnd map showing the trouble center in Albania. Once more the trouble not ia boiling over in the Balkans. Heavy fighting is on between Albanian rebels and feovernmcnb troops foe, possession of the Albanian capital, Tirana," and neighboring countries may intervene to restore order if tho iightintf spreads to the, frontiers. Meanwhile Albanian nationalists have asked 'the American' minister, Ulysses Grant-Smith, to leave tho country because ho suggested League of Nations delegates settle the dispute which caused the nation- nlista "consider the suggestion ag constituting interference with internal affairs. Juno 6 fell on Mowdity 'Uveniy ago.

The hoaVds oE review on and MuUHclown met Monday jilt did not organize, 011 boned eo (is is is of Cnpt. jGwis nnd Isaac Graham, republicans, nnd J. dcnioovnt, ho time of Mi-. Wir'tz expiring, int ho iclAining iiis position successor is nppoinfed find qualified. The county commissioners Mon- Iny began Ihoir Juno vond sessions and Look up the application of U.

Ji, Burnett and others for clijinge of a tho IJ.V (1 ork bridge, the of John HA and others for ho i a in i Tlie board of education met iliiy in'ghl in regular session and rded 1 lie con (rac for tea in heating- system in (he new Fourth FOR MRS, YEAKLE Funeral services for Sirs. Lev a i a Ycakle, SS, who died at the liome of her (laughter, Jfrs. a Alexander, 40S Baltimore street, Middletown, a will be held Satiirdny afternoon at 2 o'clock, at residence, Hev. B. L.

George of I he Uroadiva.V' E. church, Middlelown, of t'ieiatiiig. Tlio a i i be brongllt to a i for i in Greenwood. Haniillpn ivns Ycnkle's September 1835, her i iieins "spent between the two eominunilics wlierc she well knou'ii despitoi licr torifr alfsenee from the pintle of her early years. Ycakle was the widow of Harry Yeakle, for ninny years a hijrhly regarded citizen of i Jicr passing is mourned by the following liirfre family of seven chiidreUj AVilliain and George, of Hamilton; a of a 'Wurd school John L.

Walker at his bid of A new fii'e cscapo was-placed on the Third street side of tile Jacobs hall building. Judge 0. B. Brown, of Dayton, will not this week (o. holti court owing- to nil a which set for hearing before' him having been settled, or submitted upon briefs, Born--To Mrs.

John Atbe Twelfth a. 'daughter. Hamilton is' (HsCignrod by Mil boards ns mncb as ruiy city of its tbo Unileil 'States. Qreat size titid up ngly IV hoards aro stuck Good Roads Federation Issues Report everywhere and intrude themselves upon ihe people. defacing oE trees nnd poles with all sorts of iifirds and signs is au- olber i practice and should he pi-ohibitcd by.

i ordinance. Rotn--To Mrs. John Young, of Liuilenwald, a daughter, Samuel, Christ, of Pliil Graham, residing of i and Mrs. Alcxiinder, of iliddlc- Sbo also lejn-ps one brolli homas Sliellhonse, I I I 17 grand children MUNICIPAL FINANCES ARE "TO BE DISCUSSED MidiUetovvn, 0., Juno finances in Ohio pos- sililn remedial lax legislation will tie. discussed at the convention of Hie Ohio Cotnmorcinl Secretaries' Association which will'lio conducted here IT and 14, was announced today.

Mayors, oily mmmgci'E, city solicitors, and presi- of Chambers of Commerce pi! HO Ohio cities have been i i to attend i which ivill lie addressed by Mayor (Jeoi-pe P. CiuTell, i i a i John K. McCvehctn. I'olumlins, and Professor Wellralh, of the economics department oil Oiiio Slato university. Ladies, have your a i bobbed or shingled at the Senate Beaulv Hhop.

3 High. Columbus, 0., June C. Teu new detonvs oil stale roads havo just been, established by Hie slate highway department according to a bulletin issued by Ohio Good Roads Fedcralion, which is gathering road Information for Iho benefit of shippers, nntomobilisls and tourists. Tho new detours aro listed as follows: Butler County--Two miles of sheet asphalt aro being; laid just south of Mnudevillo'. The dctonr of 3.5 miles is on good giavel.

Clerracnt A half bituminous inncaclam is being laid in Oweiisville, Wit ii requires a ile- lour oC 7,5 miles, which, is ma-' cadttm and gravel. Cieanga county Five miles of waterbouud maca'dam i a being laid just vest, of Burton. 'J'he detour of sixteen miles on fair con. erel a and eartli. Jefferson coimEy Ohio Kivqr (load; 3.75 miles oE brick is being pail from Toronto, north.

The do- lour of 11.5 miles is on fair earth a'nd macadam; dirt road bad 'when wcl 1 county Seven' miles reinforced concrete is being held on the Enclid-Chardon road southeast of Willoiighby. Tim detour of 5.5 miles dirt and miles of incut is fair. Logan c'ounfy--Nine concrete is heing laid on the Belle- fonliiine-Marysville Itoad, from Kancsl'ield cast. The of eight miles is on good'gravel, Miilioning (oimty--A mile of bituminous macadam is being laid cast of Coitsville. There is a fait 1 detotu- of two miles.

l-'rcjii) Youngstown south, 2.ft miles of i i ma- carliin is being There i good detour at four nnlci'oj brick 1 and macadam Moigan coui)()--Fuo. miles inlmninoua being laid on tho McConnolsyllfe New ton road, beginning fiva miles west oE Malta and extending west TheN is A twenty-two mile dutour on, pool dirt roads. Morrow county--Slat Milos of Kentucky lock asphalt a being lail on tho Mt. tfllcud-MansEield rpaj beginning five miles northeast o( Mt. Gilead and extending north, there is a good detour ot ten inilej, HELD TO GRAND JHddtclovvn, 0., 0 Lay- inn a Little, Ward Little, Btjddit Peek, all ot Dayton, ami Tayloi lleax, this city, arraigned befor4 Judge W.

M. "Todhuntei, cliaiged wilh Ihcft of aulomobila 'acc'ea- were held lo the grand jurj Under bonds, Ward LHlle also was bound over on a charge of having carried concealed weapons. Our accessory department features' the kinds of accessories that will give dependable service. In this department are alLthe better things that will make driving more of a pleasure, comfort and convenience. Makes Night Driving Easy( 12 The Super-Spotlight Here's a spotlight you'll like.

Instantly adjusted to any angle without moving from your seat. Is installed while you wait. After using the 1FRYAC you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Mrs. A Loveless, Uneven, wag hunintl severely yeslerilay.whnn cun df: vootl alcohol near a stove explmled.

was lighting slove whioli uses alcohol, ns a fuel' when Ihe flames in (lie Inirncr jumped to a pnrily filled caSi oC wood "alcohol stfmding near by. The alcohol exploded and I huvning liquid wns on Loveless's ctolliing. Althongh site extinguislicil the flames hy rolling on Ili'o floor she wns severely burned oil lier liodj and head before help reached her. The explosion set fire to the house nnd tho flames were noticed by workmen at Cincinnati Horseshoe anrl Iron Works, wheVe Mrs. Love- Icss'a husband is employed.

They tljeir firo erjiiip- ment to (he scene and, 1 with the aid of the Cloves Fire department, succeeded in extinguishing Ihe flames. Mrs. Loveless was taken to the office of Dr. diaries at and Jaler sent to the Scarlet Oaks hospital, where physicians said they believed hei' burns Tvould pvove a a Four children jvho were in (lie house at the titno'ot the fire were uninjured. SOHMIDT'TINED.

South Second street, was lilcciUng from bruise on tho head when'arrostcd Thursday night by William Kubcr, on ft charge of intoxication, Schmidt fined mid costs in municipal cojii't todny. The man snid'ho was an automobile at Third nnd MAETZ IS ROBBXD. fc 0., in a coflngo neai Hie ilarhrt along (hn i'ivcr to-ipolicc that his one-room home had been robbed, $17 in cnsli hcinfj missing. 1'our smnll boys, who were seen in the vicinity aro nrfdcr suspicion. Oak, Qttnwn ninl Snn- llusky, ieounly JUsoiis will hoW i July 24 at IMIS' Pchit Bond), cifht mttm from I hftrn- Specials Worthy of Your Attention! Thousands of Men's, omen's and Children's Shoes at Big Savings READ THESE VALUES.

Growing Girls' and Women's Children's Strap Slippers or durable patent lentlier. Good heavy soles, rubber heels. All styles white a a slippers and mililar viibher hcrls--Some Iriramed with blnok lentlier--All nn ....,1 in TOR GRADUATION- SILVER SLIPPERS T.oiiis and Louis heels. Good Children nnd misses while slippers nnil oxfords in a)) slyles. to 2's.

fipeainl nt A BATTERY FOR EVERY SUEDE SLIPPERS Just A's Pictured Patent Hollywood and othei Fashioned in -Aii'edale gray, suede, low and military rubber? 'heels. A real good buy at-- styles a are new inadn over Insls Hint i i Hand and (vclt soles. Sixes to 2. Suction Sole GYM SHOES MEN'S Shoes and Oxfords Wliitn nnd lii'own cnnvns i red rubhor sisclion soles. A sizes lo big hoys' O's.

styles (o elioosc from iii conservative ns Ilic new, snappy youn.K In nil leath shndcs, including the finu soil kill lenlhers. All BRANCH 24 THF PIT I i iLLi i i JL JB O. Don't Buy Gasoline --and waste ill That's what 1 you are doing--that's "what yon 'will bo doing just as long as you dvivo your X'ovd without a new 1022 Slromteg Carburetor: and Hot Spot. It holds the wjprld's" milengo record --51 B-10 miles on a gallon. STROMBERG For FORDS Complete The Most Popular Tire in the World! ALL WEATHER TIRES There is only one price that's right for any, tire.

It is the lowest price at which-the quality in that tire can be sold. Our cust6mers find the GOODYEAR tires are only NOT high priced, lowest cost tires they can use. people ride on GOODYEARS than any other kind, MAKEOFCAR AND UP In a recent contest 4 years and 1 month was the average service given by hundreds of Gould Batteries in contest. a basis we recommend Cionhl Drcadnaiifrht B.itterics. They have given fine results to nm- customers.

Mattery expert! will tell you that the mily reliable guide in tho purchase of a battery is its past service record. Stewart Shock Absorbers Slmck 'Alisorberj with Hie lied arjjiislniwit ivi-cncli. Absorb i Klionks, no nmtlci's how rflpidlyrtlicy iinick- ly anrl smoothly WITHOUT BACK-IiRKAKlXG J'KRKS. Simple, Sturdy Constructions Tli(ji-o nro but twq moving pnrls flanged steel drum, nroiind which (lie slrnp is wound nnd all-coiled slccl rebound spring. Xo viilves, no joints, no packing, i to rntllc, scpieak or gi-onn, no oiling or greasing ia rcnuircd.

Complete Set of Four $30.00 of Two $15.00" The West Side Second and.Sycamore Sts. Hamilton, Ohio.

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