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IIRRALT), PR FDA AUGUST 8. 1921 TIIK DAYTON" 10. Tells Court Loeb Admitted Dealing Franks Death Blow Ponzi Free, Bat Must Face More Fraud Charges 41 WOMErJ SEEK OFFICE IN OHIO ATjWNES Candidates Begin Final Drive fcr Votes at Election Next Week. DAYTON GOLFERS NEAR DECISIONS IN TITLE PLAY Semi-Finals Begun at Community Club Course After Close Contests. In tie Earga'n Basement 20.000 TO SEE UNVEILING OF CLARK STATUE Ceremonies at Piqua in Mem-1 cry of Pioneer Settler Begin Early.

SI'RINCFIKLn, Aur. 8. At th' site of th old tndlun village of Piqua, five milts w'Ht of here, made historic ly the continent of tribes opposing while ttW-ment of the northwest, a crowd expected to number zo.uou wns gHtherlrtii early thin afternoon for eri'iwmifs Incident to the unveiling of a statuo ami memorial to tieorKu OHIO SUMMER RESORT MAKES ITS 1924 OFFERING TO THE JINX OF HARD LUCK BUCKEYE LAKE, Aug. 8. This lively little summer resort and amusement park has now made its 1924 offering to the jinx of hard luck.

The water pavilion tragedy last night in which seven negroes are known to.havc perished was more or 1cm in line with the series of accidents which have befallen Buckeye Lake in recent years. Two years ago the resort was threatened by fire when a blaze swept the lake front, wiping out numerous cottages and damaging amusement structures. Then a strong tornado played across the group of frame buildings, blew small craft out into the lake and did heavy damage to the resort, just as a gay summer crowd was preparing to return home. By a strangs coincidence last night's tragedy fell on the eleventh anniversary of the sinking of an excursion boat at the lake which threw 30 negroes into the water, drowning seven, the exact number lost in the water pavilion collapse. The motorboat on which the excursionists were riding crashed into a pier and went down.

The date of the accident was August 11, 1913. GREEN PYRLIN SUN VISORS COLU.M BITS'. Aug. i With the CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE AS GAMES ARE CLOSING atate. primary election for the nomination of candidates for, state of I'lces to firnen l'vrlin Visors; fits be held August 12.

(candidates are making their final speaking tours and are putting forth all efforts to come under the wire a nominee jvlth a clmnoe at the higher stakes. With women making gains In the ranks of office holders in Ohio there ntipn and closed cara. ill .52.93 End Special Winner of Friday's Rounds to Meet for All City Honors. are at present 41 women candidates HoKfr lark. The occasion has been mailt? a holiday for this city.

With linger Dark 'J'hriis'on nnd Ballard Thrustnn, twins and direct dtwt nd.intu of the pioneer warrior, ax Tire IwenOlM nraio mr chio legislature. Thirty-four of Ine candldutes are seek'ng nominations for seats In the house of represe ntatives Of tills niiiuber are Kepublh-ans and unveilerH, the program wan to begin at The statue I declared to be the betit product of I'harlea Keck. York sculptor. Gauges Schrader lli nine are rvmocrata. Five seK nom inaticn for the slate senate three He THIRD ROUND RESULTS.

Hilton defeated Stroehie, 6 up. BUCKEYE LAKE DANGFTRAGEOr tttiMieans nnd two Hemoerats, Three Hr VV. t. preslderitofj Today Pressure Tire Ohio tate university, wus the prin cli-al smaker Gauge The morning parade brought out all of the city's patriotic BrKunizatlons are candidates for the nomination connress, two Democrats and one Republican. CONTRAST SEEN.

This Is uite a contrast with the field of women office seekers two years sko. Iroin which rtoud six of ho joined with visiting state ana fed TO BE PROSED (Concluded from Page One) Schrader fcal era I troopuxs and members of the aero Parrott defeated Bob Hull, 4-3. 1 DcWamp defeated James, 2-1. II. Jordan defeted Sargent, 6-3.

As result of the play in the third round of the city championship tournament Friday morning tha Hills and Dales course, Richard Loeb was identified as the actual slayer of Robert Franks squad Trie monument, a Victoria white (Concluded from Page One) 00a tire gauge Jt- SI. 29 granite shaft, was presented to the to say, subject to Just penalties for saying what he lias no right to say. those nominated were elected to the state legislature. All Mx were Republicans and a I but one are after the nomination for a second term. Four and slid a number of t'n dancers state by lr.

B. K. 1'rince, of Wittenberg college, president of tha Clark County JltHtoncul society into the water, four feet below the of those placed two years ago were TIRE PUMP the semi-finals this aftertioon will floor level. members or the nouse and two were members of the senate. by Dr.

Bernard Glueck, of New York. Testifying on the mental condition of Loeb and Nathan Leopold, Dr. Glueck said Loeb admitted he struck the blow. The statement solved the mystery. that has persisted since the two boys Kichty-eiehl Republicans and 41 tire rump; black enamel finish.

"Margery," charming Boston medium, la sain by some investigators td be "genuine." "Chester," Democrats are scekinir nomination for Shouts and screams of those who were suddenly plunged into the water started a rush of other wjjf- Charles Ponzi, whose "get-rick-quick" pool upset Boston in 1920, is a free man after three yearg in prison but free on bail; for he must face 10 additional indictments, on larceny charges. He is attempting to quash them. Good, heavy HMg iiinrrnts WWw a chance at the 35 places in the state tenate. Three hundred and ten Re. publicans and 193 Democrats also seek find the defending chamoion, Vin-' cent K.

Hilton paired against Harold Jordan, of the Community club, in one match, while the other will iind Jack Tarrott, young Dayton her little spirit assistant, works smoothly and produces "psychic" negroes from all corners of the pavilion toward the sunken floor. confessed the crime, as to which lominattnn for tne nouse. Thirty. four of this number seekintri SPOT LIGHTS Pressure of the crowd trying to GREAT MERGER-OF RAILROADS 1SUNDER WAY (Concluded from Page One) holders of each of the roads involved, it was said, have agreed to the teim3. lights through "Margery's" person.

Even with her hands and feet held, VCountry club player pitted against Inside Spot Light, always the nomination for the house will have no opposition in their districts at the primary. Eight Republicans and two Democrats are seeking the nomination for governor. Governor Ponahey, one of "Margery" produces the psychic 'Walter Delscamp, another Com- munity man. at your hand DOBBIN SCORES Hion earned his way into the the Democratic aspirants, ia seeking a second chance at the gubernatorial $2.69 pusn forward, to see what was happening shoved a score of others, unable to hold their footing on the slick dance floor, into the water. During the pandemonium that followed, five women, a mim and a 9-year-old boy were drownul.

MANY ARE UESCL'ED. A dozen others wera nulled from title, as is former Governor Harry was the actual death dealer. Dr. Glueck is shown giving the testimony. EVIDENCE CHANGED" BY WITNESSES SAYS CHIEF PROSECUTOR (Concluded from Page One) Diivis, Republican.

i Hemi-finals by disposing of Frank Stroehie, of the Community club, on the fourteenth hole, beating him tix up. POPULAR JOB. CAT'S EYE .51.98 lights. Many fish in the sea can do tho same. "Little Chester" will be found out eventually.

Spirits can't talk, or "shine" be photo graphed on this sphere without bodies. Force can't act without inaiicr. Write thut down. No mater, no action. The Nickel Tlate company stock, it was said, would be issued in two classes, ii six per cent cumulative There are seventeen candidates run SPOT LIGHT.

BEAT ON RIVAL IN ICE GinCLES ning for nomination for lieutenant- governor, tour of this number are I i Stroehie put up a game fight preferred stock and a common stock to be put on a six per cent 89c WOOL DUSTERS. A GOOD RIG ONE Democrats and tne remaining thirteen Republican. This is one of the largest dividend basis from the time of the water by voluntejr letcuers from outside the avilion, who manned boats and rowed under the fields of candidates for nomination ever recorded in the state. Two Democrats and two Republicans SEAT COVERS Uncle Sam turns the other pier. Others were lifted hack throtgh the hole in the floor Horse Gets Seventy-five Per want the nomination for secretary of state.

Thad D. Brown. Republican, ago, in which they said they had always looked' upon Nathan Leopold as a sane young man. present secretary, is seeking his sets ine water under the Davilion is ond term. issue.

THE GENERAL TERMS. The general terms to be offered stockholders of the various roads are said to be as follows: For Erie first and second preferred stocks, 50 percent in preferred stock of the new company; for Erie common, 40 per cent, in new Cent of Country's Business Survey Shows. State Auditor J. T. Tracy.

Repub Ford Sedan $8.95 not more than Id fee: deep, Kes-cuers continued to drug the lake today, searching for more bodies. cheek. Denounced and hated by Japan because he ventures to decide who shall occupy American he allows Japan, first of all tho nations, to sentfletters by our lican, la the only Republican candidate for nomination for that office. Five It has been a tough road for the defense thus far, in putting on its lay witnesses to reinforce the Democrats are on the list aa possible Ford. CoiiDe 5.75 opponents.

Two Democrats are opposing Harrv conclusions of the alienists that S. Day, Republican, state treasurei, crosscountry flying machines. Jap CHICAGO. Aug. 8.

Old Dobbin is far from beaten. He has watched a Ford Toeing. 7.45 common stock; for Pere Marquette, as nominees for that office. the youthful killers are diseased mentally and have paranoiac per prior preference stock, 100 per Three Republicans and three Demo gainst Hilton, but he was no match for the four times champion. Hilton outdrove Stroehie on almost every hole, and never took more than two putts to sink his ball.

Hilton went ont in 39 and Stroehie in 43. Parrott eliminated Bob Hull, of the Miami Valley, four and three. Parrott had Hull Ave down on the rst nine. Hull made a comeback bv winning the next two bolts. The twelfth went to Par-' i ott.

bet Hull refused to be shaken and took the thirteenth with a pair four. Parrott won the fourteenth hole, thus ending the match, arrott played the best low medal ol the morning round, going out in Aj. one under par. Hull shot an a en 40. Dclseamn and Tom Janes, of the Country club, played the closest ritfU'rh of the morning round, going i) the seventeenth hole where the cent in new preferred stock; for anese stamps, sold in Japan, will pay for the transportation, and help Japanese business men.

Other crats are after the nomination for attorney. general. O. C. Crabbe, Re Ford Roadster 3.75 sonalities.

It has been so rough. theorising tide of motor trucks with a doleful shake of the head and an occasional pang of appre publican incumbent, wants a tecond Pere Marquette preferred stock, U0 percent in the new preferred in-fact, that the defense lawyers term. countries will have the facility Kive Republicans and four Demo stocks, for the common stock, 85 hension. his faith has never crats are after the nomination for the later. per cent in new common stock; for ine colored iuks were holding their annual state convention.

More than 2,000 of them were aid to be at Buckeye Lake and xhe hall, for which the dance pavilion had been leased, was to have been the high water mark the convention. Early Thursday night the dance floor was crowded. About 8:30 p. m. new arrivals formed a heavy rowd directly in front of the checkroom.

It was there that the floor cracked and began slowly to sag. Under the weight of the milling and shoving humanity a section of flooring dropped, sloping at a 49c judicial seats in the supreme court. TOP DRESSING. PINT CANS quavered. may decide not to put on all of the school mates of "Babe" and "Dicky" to testify td' their so- Now comes a hary note of hope.

KU KLUX KLAN called eccentricities. 60c He is to havea long lease of life in the ice industry, ninth largest UOYCE-ITE CARTON OF 8 CANS. Harry 1. conn. Democrat, former state superintendent of insurance, appointed, by Governor Donahey tp fill the term of the late iieuben M.

wana-rnaker, is also seeking the nomination for a seat on that bench for a short term. business in the country in point DENOUNCED BY CROWE IS SARCASTIC, Crowe has uncorked the vials of of financial investment. At least Thirty three Republicans and Chesapeake and Ohio, 6Vi percent preferred stock, 115 per cent in new 6 per cent preferred stock; for Chesapeake and Ohio common stock, 55 per cent in new common stock; for Hocking Valley common stock now owned in controlling amount by the Chesapeake and Ohio, 50 per cent in new 6 per cent preferred stock and 50 per cent in new common stock. The Nickel Plate holds large seventy-five per cent of Ice now his sarcasm and poured it on the sold is handled by horse-drawn twenty-three Democrats are In the lists for state office exclusive of the ieglslaturn. 1 LAFOLLETTE defenses without cessation.

He equipment, according to a report by the National Association of Ice Community club player's putt won him the match two up and one to has demanded to know whether Industries, lhe Horse Assoaation (Concluded fromPage One) CO. Delscamp went out in 38 and Dicky Loebs taking the stairs three steps at a time is anything TRUCE AT NILES With switch bolts vital issue of the restoration back in 37 giving him a cara ol yd. James was in 39 and returned in and nuts- blocks of Chesapeake Ohia and government i to the people, have sharp angle toward the water. Witnesses said more were into the hole by the shoving of dancers rushing to the scene than were precipitated into the water when the floor first gave way. Five women were taken to hospitals suffering from shock.

None' of these were believed to be seri Pere Marquette stock. It will con C7 for a 76. been raised in this as in other criti 93c of America which recently concluded a year's survey places the figure as high as SO per cent. Hundreds of motor trucks are being used, but instead of replacing horses, they are simply supplementing them by saving long says the ice association. Relief; tinue as the holding company, hav IS SHORT LIVED i cal years of our nat'onal hi'story." Jordan took the measure of the veteran Frank Sergent, of the Miami Valley, six up five to go.

ing disposed of its fixed property unusual for a healthy 16-vear-old boy, he has satirically inquired whether Nathan Leopold's talking of philosophy, a subject he was studying, is evidence of abnormality, and with supreme sarcasm he has asked each defense witness why he or she considered the boy slayers sane and normal two Such controversies, he declared, to the new company, it is understood. Combination top and CO DO Tail Lamp V-iUU Jordan drove bargent on every "feed upon and infl prejudice According to Wall street the Klan and Anti-Klan Clash in hole, but Frank deadly niblick an and passion to the exclusion of is auto trucks supply the wagons out; on routes and some distance from ously hurt. RECENTLY INSPECTED. Owners of the pavilion said the building and Piling had been thor proaches kept him in the running Courtroom. Van Sweringen boys don't intend to stop with this one merger.

Ultimate they desire to establish as far as the thirteenth hole. Jor sues involving the very life of eov ernment itself." ice houses and central' stations. In a great many instances small Trojan Horns months agro and now considrs themJ "nllooi. clan was out in 39, while Sargent oughly inspected by state officials an eastern terminal and connect took 44. trucks are also belne used in 1 A SURPRISE WITNESS The cards for the third round of NILES, Aug.

truce route work, some of them, how- before the season opened and had been passed as in good condition. The owners blamed the excite this with a western terminal. SOLD NEWSPAPERS. "In my view the one dominant issue of this campaign, is to break the combined power of the private monopoly system over the politi play were: The defense today sprang a sur between klan and anti-klan ever, only In an experimental way. A well constructed, horn; Mill End Sale efficient $2.98 prise when it shelved temporarily factions in this city was shortlived Large companies, some having; ment and hysteria of the colored The Van Sweringen boys were one-time newspaper peddlers in its lay witnesses and placed L)r, people for the deaths.

Thev de cal and economic life of the American people. Free government can- Robert Bruce Armstrong, family Geneva, Ohio; today have become clared the dancers crowded and physician of the millionaire Loeb Ever-Kleen Seat Covers two of the outstanding railroad and renewed rioting has broken out 1.0"0 or more horses, place high today. value on Old Dobbin's "horse After a "love feast," composed sense" besides arguing his lower of leaders of the klan and anti-klan In 1 house-to-house service, factions, with Sheriff Thomas Trained teams cover their routes Siming as a neutral judge, a com- almost undirected, ofteji going two pushed most of the victims through the hole in the floor, and Dointed noi long exisi siue uy siue wiui economic despotism. "To this issue so far as I am family, on the stand. The physician came here from manipulators of the generation.

out that the piling on which the By the consolidation of the Charlevoix, where the par able, I shall hold the attention of pavilion rests close enouirh to Nickel Plate system with the With uour WJl" naruiy a loucn oi me with gether to afford an easy hand-hold. ents of Richard Loeb, co-defendant with Nathan Leopold, have mittee called on Mayor Kistler a program of peace. But a court Undertakers took bodies of tho the voters of this country. From this position I shall not be turned aside." DOOMED TO DIE reins by the wagon salesman. This is important.

It is declared, In the annual delivery "tf 25,000.000 tons trial broke up the peace. victims away as rapidly as they ijilion Out 446 631 534 S9 In 433 54 troehle Out 437 635 61643., 443 60 fnrrott Out S45 434 44415 In 44 56 mm- Out 415 T.H 51540 1 In 435 47 D'lscanip Out 444 631 41138 In 134 45s 5133775 James-Out 854 625 13539 In 433 154 6-3 37 76 11. Jordan Out 446 631 53139 In 433 54 iSargont out 437 635 456 43 413 65 their palatial summer home. NERVOUS SYMPTOMS. tne macmne, canoe, porch c69c? Chesapeake Ohio, the Hocking Valley, Pere Marquette, and the Erie they have reached thq crest of their operations, which started with a tram car system in a The wardclouds broke when Attorney Patrick Fuseo, in the trial were recovered.

Five were taken to Hebron and two to Newark. LaFollette said that in his opin Dr. Armstrong said Dick was brought once to his hospital after of Frank Sunday, charged with No steps had been taken early ion the Ku Klux Klan was fore Cleveland subdivision. an automobile accident, but be beating Steven Martin, declared an Both under 45 years old, they today toward an investigation of the actual cause of the collapse. of ice to homes, for it saves time and work for route salesmen.

Proud of their standardized equipment and excellent horseflesh, many companies are placing entries In the state fairs and national horse shows this summer. 4 found 'no Injuries. anti-klansman could not get justice AJAX TUBE REPAIR doomed because "it has within its own body the seeds of death." Abraham Lincoln and Thomas apparently- have made good their 49c Loeb, the doctor said, displayed Coroner Kichards of Newark was before the mayor, KITj $1.00 SIZE. expected to make an inquiry some "A shotgun is the only way you Jefferson were quoted by Lafollette nervous symptoms which led him to believe he was slightly "ab visualization aream. GRABBED OPPORTUNITY.

Theirs a history of self-educa. time during the day and fix re SHALER can get justice here," said Fusco. iER 5-MINUTEf in support of his stand against the 98c normal." sponsibility for the deaths. VULCANIZER COMTTE He was surrounded and Mayor Kistler threatened to put him in Dr. Armstrong's testimony was Divers began work early today tion and of the ability to grab op.

searching for additional bodies in introduced by the defense in an at portunity when rapped at the lail. Fusco told him to go ahead klan. He inserted in his letter an ex-erpt from a letter written by Lincoln at Springfield, 111., on August 24, 1855, in which Lincoln declared ASSERTS DUMBELLS MAKE BEST WIVES SuALKR VULCANIZER CfU PATCHES. BIJXE.f of I2OUC tempt to support testimony of the door Then Chief of Police J. Round INDIANA GUARD WILL defense alienists, and friends and After selling papers in Geneva the lake.

SUCKED INTO LAKE. The crowd became panic-stricken who has bitterly assailed for "weakness" in insuring the peace, former companions of the two LUGGAGE he would prefer to move to Kus- the two boys and their mother moved to Cleveland some thirty 890 youthful slayers, which indicated TRAIN AT AIR FIELD TT zrabbed Fusco, TYPE Men, women, and children seemed sia, where despotism can De taken rure and without the base alloy of they were Jxith "mentally ab A patrolman stopped the light i.r to be "sucked down" into the lake Follies Girl Who Married normal." hypocrisy if the "know nothing URIXG TOP iff between tho chief and the Italian RECOVERS. Satisfied with this testimony lawyer. Groups of klansmen and WITH REAR years ago. The boys went to work as office boys.

Their mother died about that time. From office boys they advanced to under-clerks in a real estate office. There they saw Screams were heard throughout the park as those being drawn into the water grabbed others nearby, troit Real Estate Deale S4.95 from the Michigan physician, Clar 1 3 I anti-klansmen had surrounded the building, but additional police ence Darrow, chief defense counsel, Gives Views, pulling them beneath the watery Advance Squad Arrives to Make Preparations for Encampment at Wright. turned the witness over to the broke up the crowd. surface.

state for cross-examination, but ROADSTER jTOP RECOVER WITH.ttEAR CO no CURTAIN The merchants of the city are in party came into power. TAKES STRONG STAND The statement of Jefferson, made in 1803, was that he would never "bow to the shrine of intolerance or admit a right of inquiry into the religious opinions of any." "Expiessing the sentiments which I believe the vast majority Miss Mary Treib, a young girl State's Attorney Crowe elected to the profit to be realized from speculative investment. After manipulating with small lots they finally had an oppor arms at what they term "wild west of 16, who was operatirrg a con NEW YORK, Aug. I nbbells excuse the doctor without question ing. cession near the hall, heard the make the best wives? stuff." They claim that women will not come downtown to shop them a tunity to purchase 2,000 acres on Uttl.

I t. screams of those drowning, leaped into the waters, and succeeded in WAS INTOXICATED. ana country peupie sre bvuiuhii FiBniaii, Utat iV 4 .1 11.., L. i.l Parking Lamps 59c Leonard Lewey, University of Hie I.UWII BI1U uiab uuoiiicbo saving seevral women and chil KOlden-hAlred. blue-evur rielicli of of our citizens cherish and to which they will ever rigidly adhere the outskirts of Cleveland.

They did this with borrowed BUILT OWN LINE. Seeing the need of a tram sys ruined. Michigan graduate and fraternity Advance forces of the Indiana national guard which will go into training at Wilbur Wright field, Monday, arrived Friday to make reliminary arrangements. The encampment will consist of dren. Others also leaped into the the "Follies, whpjiintil few days sko when she atfflouncetf thit she had married thlt wealtlm De brother of Loeb, told of seeing Loeb water and saved those who man WESLEY AN FILLS faint on two occasions, froth at and upon my views expressed in this letter, 1 am content to stand without qualification or evasion," troit real estate dtal.was known as aged to keep themselves above water.

the mooth. and become rigid. Addle liolfn, pave advice with about 150 officers and enlisted tem in the sub-division they appealed to the Cleveland railway and were met with a few laughs. YEAR'S ROSTER Crowe drew from the witness an concluded LaFollette. air or finality, gf A call was immediately sent for "Why should a Mn marrv brains men, a few of whom are pilots.

They will come from Kokomo, divers and a squad of deputy sher- admission that when Dick frothed at the mouth be was intoxicated, unless he haan'f any of his own? r.if.; Many. Left on Waiting list When W0 LaFollette Again SIMMONS jrf- ilfs from Newark took care of the large crowd that gathered and that young Loeb was censured Enrollment Closes. Lauded by Labor. That was where the Van Sweringen railroad control started. The two boys built their own tram system.

The sub-division and the tram mere a no other recuse for It." Sayln which, lovely Mrs. SIll- man lihd her hr regains! her younn husband's broad -Hiulder and looked i bewitching! mtj dm nearly trimiliii by his fraternity for repeated clean Eyy The first victim was removed DELAWARE. Ohio. Aug. 8.

drunkenness. Crowe then excused ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. from the water shortly after the over their baef fe In the lobby of floor caved in. The remainder 8. Republicans and Democrats alike were assailed today by the EncCi Cord; where the unit will be mobilized, Saturday.

During the 15 days the guardsmen are at the field they will be given extensive instruction on maintenance and flying of airplanes. STRAWBERRY BEDS Registration in the freshman tlass which will enter Ohio Wesleyan in September was closed by univer Lewey. Harry Booth, who studied law with Leopold at University of Chl- were then brought out at intervals system proved profitable and within a few years the two Van Swer- executive council of the American Fully the Oreat Norttyjn Hotel, from where, they were dep ing on much-be-! lated honeymo' I 1 The new fund rallant! Inter-1 of ten to thirty minutes. ingens were wealthy. This wealth.eago, quoted Leopold as stating A scene of pathos was witnessed sity officials today, six weeks before the opening of the coming semester.

was added to and in 1916 the Van posed: 'W; that a person who committed mur as the divers searched for victims. Hut I did rw fry ''n rcll Ali.v tun 't hslntf I I A hearse stood outside the dance became known in railroad circles through the pur Rules of the board of trustees 'hall, while within, several wicker viewed," said tfi charming Ad.Jiw, "Cecil niarfVd beauty ilf.iot limit registration in the freshman MAY BE RENEWED der should be held responsible by society. Court recessed nutil 2 o'clock, the extra half hour lunch being granted at the request of the chase of the Pwckel Plate system. No Statements To Be VUde Now. CLEVELAND.

0 Aug. 8. Maintaining their policy of silence class each year to 300 women and 300 men, quota of men was filled yesterday, while registration of women was discontinued April 30, and 108 names are now waiting on the list. Lancaster Inner Tubes; 30x3V $1.19 at I 3 i gton Fabrics; 30x3. Fully guar- C95 anteed.

caskets were lined along the floor. A young man entered the park near the lake and inquired for a woman. When told that she had drowned, the youth collapsed and was placed under a physician's care. Divers were of the opinion that several more bodies would be recovered today. opinionated to ao aiuKT Just brains.

vja "Some one who fingers through his hair amf-W tils cheek Is murh more what a man needs than some one who will fnot from the poets, or who will reply to a kiss by making some original remark or by saying something itinny. "I've watched and most of the! diim bells I know have made success- ul marriage. The other onea didn't i last." i The university is now seeking to REAL ESTATE NOTES Two new plats containing 268 lots, Oakwood view and Shiloh Park place, were filed at the when a big deal is in contemplation, O. P. and M.

J. Van Swer raise funds to increase the faculty Federation of Labor for "dodging he ehild labor issue." Robert M. LaFollette was warmly lauded for his valiant efforts to "save the children of America." The council charged that the Republican platform upon which President Coolidge is running, does not recommend ratification of the child labor amendment passed by congress. Democrats similarly were hit for failure to urge ratification but John Davis, Democratic presidential candidate was not specifically mentioned by the council. Devoting virtually its entire session today to a discussion of the child amendment, the council is-1 sued an appeal to workers everywhere to unite in a strenuous campaign to scure its ratification by the states.

FORMER MAYOR DIES If strawberry beds are thorough iy r-novairl and fertilised after harvest-ing the first year's orop they will a gfd He fond -year rrop, atrord ii. to W. V. Kofkar, assistant horti-t-ulturist. Ohm experimental station.

Soon after the crop Is gathered the cM plants are mowed off and the bed rked rli an, vr the old straw Is stirred soatdred evenly ever the leds end burned on a dry. windy day. The mw must be spread evenly and Usmly so ss to burn off the tops over til tie ciT'tind. Hlhe straw Is left too pieces burning may in-Jure the it-ns of the plants. and burnln will keep on Ueess and destroy many in pM, which, if left trndisturhd.

and add to the buildinir enuitiment ingen. who already control tne so that the limitation of enroll county courthouse, Thursday, for ment may be less stringent and a larger number of those desiring to Nickel Plate system and the Chesapeake and Ohio refused to comment today upon reports of the addition of the Pere Marquette and Erie railroads atd the merger of all into attend Ohio Wesleyan accommo Flier Hop Off For Washington Lieut. E. E. Adler, executive of dated.

one of the largest railroad sys ficer of the International Air tems in tne country. DIES GIVING SON PRIZE DAVENPORT, Au. I. As tie II I'li'in a sertous rnenare to thai PRICES OF COTTON IN SHARP BREAK NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Following the issuance of the government report giving the condition of the crop as 67.4 per cent of normal as of Aug.

1, a figure out of line with expectations, cotton futures broke 14 to 14.50 a bale on speculative ti-ir a mp jEaces, and Lietit, C. E. Thomas, record. The former subdivision is traversed by Shroyer and Orchard roads, Outline, Oak Park, Hadley and Monterey avenues. The latter by the Covington pike, Catalpa and Swallow drive, Wood, Masey and Elm streets and Shoup Mill road.

Oakwood containing 120 lots, is owned by the Stomps Realty company. The plat was signed hy Gustave Stomps, president of the firm, and A. J. Klopf, secretary. K.

B. Allen platted the parcel. The other plat is owned by parcel, ine otner plal is ownea dj of Wilbur Wright field. hi bjr rultivatlnc or tt-an awarding la him wn a Krhoo! prlre. H.

Q. A l-n. rrmlwr of the board of education: dropped dead. 'N announcement wrn be made here," it was stated on behalf of the Van Sweringen's, until such time as application is made to the Auto Accessory Bspartmeat In the Bargain Basement mtersiaw commerce commission PEERS DECLINE HONORS 1 1 dw.ilD.,1 A tn.i f-k hopped off Friday for Washington, D. for a conference with the chief of ir service.

While there Lieutenant Adler Vill report to Walter Seed hospital for authority to complete the mer-J b.fi a Mtwn rows. nd the 'tit tVnt, In Ihe row. roi mn if manure, r- is free frrm weed or grass rr ef (ete ruJ st Ihe re r-u ii wu( il an acre or one r. to liar feet of jrmuod, In Aiut will sttmuiate the truil buds it 1. 1 peat GRAFTON, Aug.

Jarnts Fln-aysnn. 8, for 1 years mayor and for eijrht years postmaster of this place, is dead here today. lie is the war and Lord Fortvint. brothr, d- fuelling and profit taking on a to accept honora brntowrd upon hum scale. Itpr a nnrtinn nf ger, ueports Jrom JNew rorK are based upon statements made today by banking interests "active in the projected merger." I tuiiirr ui A.

'V aif.j Ii. lu ll was confined there some time r-ieveiamt. former weii- thrn by this city because vt their Kettie E. and eotge L. Swallow.

1 the losses were recovered. i agO for treatment. 1 known baseball piaytrs..