The Dayton Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 18

M-21 THE DAYTOX HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935 18 DAYTON COMPANY IS DEFENDANT IN SUIT Sterling Smith, of Ravenna, Ohio, filed suit in common pleas to "work for food Almost men stormed the headquarters for the relief board's transient bureau and protested, but were told the board's ultimatum was "no work, no food." and that they refuse to relinquish it. He asks for temporary and permanent injunctions restraining the defendants from further using the equipment and for damages of $50 per day from January 21 from Meenich. NO WORK, NO FOOD PHILADELPHIA, March 20. (UP) 1 i orders for unemployed seamen were suspended today following their alleged refusal aRainst Harry G. Mermen and Luke and company, of 24 South Wilkinson street.

Smith, in his petition, claims he owns all car washing equipment beinjf used by the defendants at the Spee-D-Wash, at that address, executioner's axe in one hand and the heads of two women, in the other, it was learned today. The cartoon, based on the recent execution of two women as spies, was entitled "To Succeed in Life One Must Be Loved by Women." QUESTION OF LOVE PARIS, March 20. (UP) A protest by the German embassy has caused removal from the humorists' art salon of a cartoon depicting' Adoir Hitler holding an afternoon court here Lsday II 11 1.1 1 UUUUUUI DAYTON WOMAN MEETS DEATH IN AUTO CRASH Mrs. Mabel Judy Is Killed When Car Plunges From Highway Near Xcnia. SERVICES ARRANGED fn 1 1L West Second Street Girl Is Hurt When Hit at Downtown Intersection.

EVERYTHING SOLD AT DEEP-CUT PRICES BUY AT KING'S-WE ARE NOT IN THE TRUST 4 WEST THIRD STREET Here Are the Nezv HATS for Every Costume! Pastel Felts Crepes and Other Fahr' Rough Straws Smoothe Straws Novelty Straws 1,500 FEATURED IN TWO POPULAR GROUPS mm Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Judy, 62, of 1725 Huffman avenue, who" died at Xenia Tuesday night following an automobile accident near that city, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday at the residence, with interment at Jamestown, O. Mrs.

Judy, a resident of Dayton for 23 years, was riding with her husband, Samuel, when their car skidded and plunged into an embankment on the Jamestown-Xenia pike, east of Xenia, Tuesday afternoon. The woman was hurled to the pavement when the machine overturned. Her husband escaped injury. Mrs. Judy had been visiting relatives near- Jamestown, where she was born and spent the early part of her life.

She was a member of the United Brethren church. Her husband survives. Others Injured Miss Jesse LeValley, 40, of 215 Bacon street, was recovering Wednesday from a fractured left arm and left leg suffered Tuesday when she was struck by the car of Casper Hastings, Springfield, on East Third street, near the overhead crossing. She was removed to the Miami Valley hospital for treatment. Evelyn Dowden, 18, of 531 West Second street, received cuts and bruises when the car of Harvey Weiss, 702 South Ludlow street, struck her at Main and Fifth streets.

She received treatment at the St. Elizabeth hospital. Weiss was charged with driving with defective brakes. Nine-year-old Fred S. Coblentz, 1222 Vernon drive, escaped serious injury when his bicycle was struck by the car of E.

F. Swank, 9 on Windsor drive. Police arrested Roswell Few, 30, of 640 Dennison avenue, for reckless driving. BOTTLE of 100 5 POUNDS ONE PINT RUBBING (o) (o) HINKLE PILLS EPSOM ri Zl SALTS ily-u3 Mi It's Time for a New Spring Hat And MITZI is the place to select it! Whether it's a felt, a saucy Breton, a beguiling off-the-face type, or any other kind of hat you want, you'll find it here You'll find the new straws, fabrics, and the new fashionable the papular headsizes! Hats to wear spoVts outfits hats to wear with suits Ms to iear with A PP I ID I B8 UU Ub $1.00 CRAZY CRYSTALS GIVEN! A Bottle of Three Flowers Perfume with an 83c Box of THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER -int dresses Hats to Year i ith dress coats! fto (Mi QttiH 0m crura G3KS7 5GfiW COME THURSDAY SPECIAL AT KING'S and see these hats YouH want two or three at these prices. EXAMINER EDITOR ARRAIGNED AT TROY Grover Fleming, Four Associates Charged With Libel.

Old Style 1U MOB Palmolive Shaving Cream 20c TROY, tarch 20. Fifteen secret Indictments returned by the i Miami county grand jury, last Saturday, were made public, yesterday, when Grover Fleming of I Belle Center, editor of the Exam Rough Straws in many pretty styles clever trims in the wanted colors. iner; nis son, Robert W. Fleming, of Urbana and three associates in the printing and distribution of $1.25 Mosby's Indovin me examiner, J. K.

Manahan, of 8 rsene uenier; Mrs. Thomas A. Koons. Piaua and a v. Thorpe, of Troy, appeared in the omce or rrosecuting Attorney xttui i.

fuapp ana were served with copies of the indictment MOTH BALLS 6c ALARM CLOCKS 69c CUTEX NAIL POLISH vl; 24c OVALTINE 51c COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE 33c POND'S CREAMS 39c ABSORBENT COTTON 'tf 19c Each of the five is charged with nDei on tnree counts. OfJ-the-Fare Hats very popular they are here in many variations. Very flat-tering to every woman. Styles in crepe and straw, Arraigned before Judsre w. Jones all five entered pleas of not i 35c Scholl's Corn Plasters 24c guilty and each was held under bond of $600; $200 on each count, winuii was iurmsnen.

i Based on Article The indictments are based on an article which appeared in the Examiner, in its issue of February 16, concerning Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wolfe, of Piqua and Myrtle E. Hester, also of Piaua. Wolfe is president of the Meteor Motor I sai ac I Hepatica $1.00 Twinplex Stropper i 60c MUM lfjC Deodorant I 1 35c Yick's JAC Yaporub 25c I Nature's JC I Remedy I I I Former 25c 3 for Woodbury foC Soap iLlL i 50c 60c Murine for Eyes Many clever styles in Spring Felts Mannish and Vagabond Styles.

Shown in pastel colors; also navy, brown, black. Tooth Pastes I I company ana a prominent resident of that city. Fleming and his son, Robert, are mentioned In the Indictments as publishers of the Examiner; J. E. Manahan, of Belle Center, printer of the paper; Mrs.

Thomas A. Koons, Piqua and Thomas E. Thorpe, Troy, distributors. Attorney Wade Hampton Mcintosh, of Dayton, appeared with Fleming and his associates as counsel. Bonds for the five were signed by Mr.

and Mrs. C. Wright, who live near' Bradford and Bertha Bausman, of Troy. 50c PEPSODENT 31c 50c KOLYNOS 34c 50c IPANA 34c 25c PEBECO 18c 25c PHILLIPS 18c 50c FORHANS 34c 25c SQUIBBS 18c 40c LISTERINE 33c 50c lODEflT 35c 40c BOSTj $1.20 ENO SALTS )( t) rt it Sailors, und many 'clever Brim Hah with large and brims saucy little efects and picture brims. I jm.VV...

eam A 1 74c I 5c $1.10 Tongee Lipstick 75c Hopper's Super Cling Powder 50c Barbasol Shaviag Cre 50c Mennen's VShavvigr $1.20 Scott's Emulsion 35c 34c 21c 35c 34c 35c Lifebuoy Slaving Cream ii 3 6 6 55c Pond's Face Powder $1.00 Everdry Deodorant $1.00 Zip Epilator Outfit sue Moue shaving vream is.l 50c Yeast Foaml Table PARALYSIS FATAL AFTER FIVE YEARS Mrs. Anna Clifford Dies at Home in Wilmington. WILMINGTON, Ohio, March 20. 6 $1.10 Coty's Face Powder JSC throve Bromo Uuiruni I MODKRATELY PRICED 37c 70c 67c 50c Armand's Creams $1.00 Wotkin's Mulsified Shampoo $1.00 Liquid Arvon $1 .98 and T- 50c Woodbury Face Powder JL An illness of five ycifrs from 50c Woodbury Creams SO .49 $1.10 Pacquin Hand Cream paralysis caused the death of Mrs. Anna L.

Clifford, 74, at her home, 353 N. High street, yesterday. Mrs. Clifford was born at Brooksville, Ky. She was a mem $1.00 Herpicide Hair Tonic 25c Mennen's Talcums Headsis.es to Fit Everyone, From tl-Inch to 67c 17c I 45e 65c Pompeian Face Powder Feenamint jj 75c Baume EpC Bengay JD i I 25c Mavis Talcum 17c 24c 40c 75c 44c 19c 50c 14c 24c 15c 34c $1.00 94c 84c 84c 84c 40c 40c $1.10 $1.74 40c 79c 67c $1.00 Pepsodent 60c McCoy's Col Liver Oil Tablets $1.00 Ironized Y4ast $1.00 Wampole's Creoterpin $1.10 Miller's Herb Juice 65c Mistol Nose Drops 30c Hill's Cascara Quinine 75c Doan's Kidney Pills Medicated Throat Dies P.

D. C3c Freefone, for corns 25c Black Draught 50c Grove's Nose Drops $1.50 Irradol P. $1.25 Absorbine Jr $1.25 Peruna $1.25 Creomulsion, for coughs $1.25 Petrolagar 60c California Syrup of Figs 60c Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin $1.50 Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites $2.50 Lactogen, 22-pound 60c Rem, for coughs Russian Mineral Oil, quart $1.00 Larvex Moth Spray 17c 98c 25c Djer Kiss Talcum $1.50 Kolorbak olio 25c 25c Pond's Tissues, 2 for I Antiseptic ber of the Friends church. For the last 47 years she has lived In Wilmington. She is survived by one Bon, Patrolman Don W.

Simmons; five daughters, Mrs. Carl Keller and Mrs. Harry Phillips, of Wilmington; Mrs. William Van Dyke, of Paris, Mrs. Glenn Osborn, of Youngstown, and Mrs.

Raymond James, of Kansas City, one sister, Mrs. Chas.sius Jones, of Sahlna, and two brothers, Frank Holmes, of Kansas City, Mo. Her first husband, James W. Simmons, also survives, 74c 67c I $1.10 Dandorine Hir Tonic $1.00 Vitalis Hats 1 -49 Large assortment of clever styles Straws and Crepes in off-the-face, sailors and brims all with a touch of individuality Spring colors and styles for Misses and Women. 74c 35c $1.10 Armand's Face Powc'er 50c Wildroot Shrmpoo lie 10c Lifebuoy 2 for 60c Condensed Jad Salts Camay Soap Palmolive Soap 75c Vaseline 1C Hair Tonic 4c Kirk's Hardwater Soap 17c I 17c 10c Sayman's for 10c Lux Soap, 3 for The body was taken to the Lukcns Funeral home, It will be returned to the residence this afternoon, pending funeral nerv-Jces, nrryngements for which are lncompiL Interment will be ill BiiirAr wove cemetery..