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TWO THE I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1936 MOTHER OF FIVE DIES LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY Back Salary By Brandon Walsh Mrt.S. I STINK SUCCUMBS i SATURDAY A. M. AFTER IX MONTHS ILLNESS.

Mrs. Stlne, M. wife of George Stlne. 701 West State street. died at 11:30 Saturday morning.

She had been ill for the laflt 18 months with complications. Surviving besides the husband are three 40P8, Fred, Robert, and Paul. tl! at home, two daughters, Mrs. Helen Wright and Mrs. Mao- Murray, both of Kokorno.

and grandchildren. arc i brothers, Fred, Edward. Delbert and Lester i i all of Mitchell. And George of a sister, Mrs. William Barnes.

also nt i Mrs. Stine has raided in Kokomo for- the lant 2." yeirH and has been a member of the Courtiand A church. I ral services i be lielrt Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, i the Rev. Luther Art- i officiating. Burial hits been arranged Friends may call at the residence a noon I AUDITORS WHEM "THiEX Fli-JlSH LOOiilM'3 AT AUU, BULLION'S BOOKS MOVsl vILCH ME HAS OsJ MAMD AMD MOvJ I'M SOCQy.

MISS ASJSJIE roU MUST MOT GO IS! AUDrroCS ACE IM 2 PEOPLE AM MAM WHO TAKES MOMEV THAT OOES NOT SEL-iOMCS To HIM ME IS N.OT,.- MR. BuuUONj WAS I HONEST AMP I UOPE SO-A GEE 1 PE THE BEBJ I AUDI TOG MEM PAtD FOR TVJC WEEKS yiEuL MR.BULLION! WOULDN'T STEAL AWVTVtlMG FAIR IS OVER Postmasters Greet Flying Twins, iCoiitmued from Page One) ies.s the goes a certain way. That form of i over IM as much a violation of the cor- practices act as outright vote- i The a for Celling or ing to sell vote is set in the election laws Issued for this year by the State Board of Elec- t.ion Commissioners as followa: "Whoever sells, barters, or ro sell or 'barter his vote or offers to refrain from voting for any candidate for any office to be voted for at an i held in this state, either for any money or property or thing of value or for any promise of favor or hope of reward, given or offered by any candidate to be voted for at any election held in this a or by persons, shall be fined In any sum not more than i dollars, and disfranchised and rendered incapable of i any i of i for a period of ten years from such conviction." Pi-milty Rnyrn The penalty for the person who buys or to buy votes la just as strong. The law a i to s'lfh person, set. out by election hoard.

Is 'is follow. 1 "That whoever, i or indirectly, buyH, or to i or buy, or i any money or means be used, or or i his mc-npy or other to bir used, or handles any money or 1 knowing same is to be used to induce, hire or buy any person to vote or a i from i any ticket, or for any a i a for any office, tu be voted for at any election in this or a to induce any person to vote or refrain from voting for any candidate for any office to be voted for at any election held pursuant to law. or at any i a held in this state, by i such person any reward or favor, shall be fined Jn any sum not more a i dollars and disfranchised and rendered Incapable of holding office of trust or profit, for a period of ten yours from the date of such conviction," CONVERSE'S BIG A A A I GOES INTO HISTORY AS FINK SUCCESS. Having had a i break from the weatherman; the Miami county i fair held at Converse, came to I to i Frfday evening, with the association's officers ant', dlrcctorn In a comfortable state c.f i I They had not yet counted up paid admis.iions for the purpose of ascertaining just what the total attendance for the four days been, but they were nwnre that it had been one of largest. If tin: largest, in thn JHr's history.

Despite the fact the association paid llberul purses in the speed and i of goodly to prize-winners in nil exhibition i departments, It is sai'l it i a a nice i on the week. The attendance Friday, while not equaling that of Thursday, was a i large. "Hie racing was good and the other a i features satisfying. The Friday evening attendance was surprisingly large, being several thousand. RnrhiT Family Reunion.

The i a Barber reunion a held the old Barber a in i i on Labor Day, There were PS r-embers and present to enjoy th" usual large basket i and the afternoon Officers for the coming year are: Ler Lcnnn, president: i Bar- her, vice-president: Gladys a 1 secretary-treasurer ant 1 Edith Barber, assistant secretary-treasurer; a i i Roxy Bnrber. Mary Marjorir Bar-' er, Ave Samuels and Ethel Me- Clesh. i The a program consisting of music, sirging and games -was given by Marjorle Bar- i ber, Donna Barber, Norma Jean Barber. Mae Teel. Mary Jesse Kick, Clifford Barber and Marl: Barber.

A. Jl. Barber received prite for being the oldest one present. He wan 83 years old Sept. S.

He also presented with a picture as a birthday gift from the members. Little Barbara LouL-je Moorehead of Muncie, received a prize for be- ir.g the youngest one present, she brlnq one year old. The rest of the day was spent in contents, games and eating ice cream. Members were present from Washington. D.

Muncie. Elwood. Pat.oskals.. Ohio, Koliomo, Logansport. Burlington.

Smith Bend. Chi- caco. Flora and Young America. (Continued from Page One) i its arrival in the a i a capital shortly a breakfast. The a i was i new the trip.

Except for a few i utes, it poured i the. President's i cljrht-hoiir stay In Cambridge. and nuirred otherwise colorful a of hi; alma mater's 300th i a two of ceremonies. Mr. Roosevelt sat on portico i an open air theater ar.d let the i i i heat down upon him.

Dressed In silk hat and black overcoat, he refused to hold fin umbrella which was offered him, Later ceremonies, when the Prcs- I addressed the A i Asso- elation, were a because of the rain to Sanders Hall. The President's speech, In i with half a dozen others i the day, placed emphasis on the need for tolerance, self-restrain; and "freedom of the a mind." "Jn tills day of modern witch- burning," hc asserted, "when freedom of has been exiled from many a where were once Its home, It is part of Harvard 'd America to stand for the freedom of the a i and to carry the torch of trutll." Liberty H. E. C. To Have Major Bowes' i Program Oct.

3-5 Sept, of Liberty Home Economics are a i to sponsor an 1 i Major Bowes A a ii- thr- high school audi- i a a and a Oct. -3 and 5. The winners i be given a i minute, i broadcast a a i station be a a or a. a prize if preferred. i fur the contest i closed a Sept.

28, and i committee in charge urges thai i a i i to participate in I the contest get i registration at once. There is no age restric- i i i to c-ntcr should I i in touch i Mrs. No In ChtiS i letter at the Gem i i Plans srn also being made have a i i at the time of thn show. Cosh awards will be made to the couple consenting to be married at this occasion. Proceeds gleaned from the enter- i uiinment are to be added to the I a is bcintr raised to chase chairs for the city i i in Grccr.t.own.

STORM SWEEPS EASTERN SEABOARD Thn of air wluch i coast in IS to ami spuucls i i fruir, (in i-oriicrs of i no Miyslcry for i I in.tpt.'CliMK a i a i i i a I hi- i i i A i i i I'listniMStcrs' i-onvcntion in Ck'vrlanc! Kor k-fl is i i i I 1 Craeidick of U. y. i and i i i listi'iu-rs are and a i -uM i iios'a'SSC'S for A i i look so mucii they confti.se the i tlum. ROAD 31 IS i To Vandercooktmld: Mrs. Deardorff Dies At Daughter's Home Mrs.

Melinda M. Dcardorff, TO. succumbed at the 'home her daughter. Mrs. Xettie a 120-1 East Stole street, a a morn- ing at :30.

She hnd been i i i months. Funeral services i be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock a the Ellens mortuary, and burial will follow in Crown Point cemetery, i may cull at the funeral homo Sunday afternoon. i a two sisters. Mrs. i Alice Parson.

Portland, and another In Kansas City, and a brother, John Lockrldgc. komo. STATK HIGir.VAY COMMISSION r.U-'TIXG OF HE- tOUR SOUTH OF CITY. A one raise roport a on U. S.

i a of Kokorno hod been i in it was a off i i a by the I i a a State i way Commis.sion a a thsU i roatl is now open to a i i a i bcon routed west a imid a for last i weeks i i i Road south of i i 215 to Kokomo has been a i The i consists of a new surface. i The i a is open all the way to I i a i now. I A VanderCook. one oiri Mr. and ilr.i.

CalbiM-t a IMS street, d.cd a', a a l-'riday i at 11 o'clock, She hail bci-ii ill i i fli.tr- i by I v.o i i Donald and a Leo. a C. 1- Vani.l.-rCook of Kolsonin. Mrs. Orr of Peru.

and and Mi's. A. a of Vie at Hijbbs M. E. Sunday a i at n'clock.

i a i bn' at a a a a home a p. m. Saturday. i from Pap: of views by I editors. V.

i i the Prairie Farmer. Chicago, n-cent- ly a i a l''ip. sine "no In i i a problem i of )roduct ior. a of KetiiiK 1 Sfiyinc. "wo a it i i i a i ljuy products." Gregory the "liovernmcin must a sonic a ereise some i i in i dropped be- i for persona; discussion i UreKory wiio a a a program of a a i a a USB protrram and encouraKemcr.t of i use of a products in in- HIGH PRESSURE AREA MOVING IN FROM GR.EAT LAKES MD.

OCRACOKE ISLAfJD- 400 SAVED FROM TIDE (Continued from Page One) wr-'ck which once wfts royal declared 1.21M of men. ar.d who voluntarily imprisoned inside Alcazar died two mines ivcrc touched off. "We Of course have no figures." explained Jorgo or.c of the assaultlnc mlliUamcn, "and the figure of 1TM00 may scum high but a truly ghostly sight faced us when we went over the top. "Through stumps of masonry and wrecked ends spattered tvlth Mood had t-D trample torn limbs and hideously broken human remains." The staccato blai.t of Fascist rna- chiius g-unn bent a deadly tattoo from the torn where of Insurgeii- gi.mncrs concentrated i Tire on from, beiiind japrged wal! 70 Soclivllslo Killed buliois clrtimed a 70 casualties among the Socialist troops. i beams from spotlights illuminated the of dcvastotior, ng the nifht-lotig barrage but government officers waited in vain for the appearance of an insurgcn.1 white flag to "IK- nal surrender.

All survivors except the defending 1 machine gunners among the self-imprisoned 3'ascisu were believed to have fled to the underground cellars. General Joie Ascnsio. a a conference with Lieut. Col. Bar- cclo.

Toledo military commander, was reported 'to have abandoned temporarily plans for further dynamiting for tbc fonre.ss, reiving in- steady on the artillery fire to prepare the way for an infantry charge. This tiie map sliow-i general path of hurricane ai it swept north 1 tiie eastern seaboard. Reports were received of liioh watc m.iny citii-s ard widespread damage caused by wlndu of intensity. In many areas communication fjcllltiej ships flt S'ja itsued tward rs f'coelng of hurricane wiped out and SMALL NATIONS OPPOSE PLAN TO BAR ETHIOPIANS FROM LEAGUE COUNCIL GALVESTON BIRTHS i I i a i to he i i from real is.suos LO faiic issues which no a i i a decent citizens would purposely inject Into American affairs." i Burn Mr. a a J03J Soulii Buckeye street, a a at 7M.

i o'clock a a at tlic a i Joseph hospital. C.niveston. enl i i A i a Huh her Woii: evening. 1'iinno i the a i lei! i ami were Eva a and MiUidc received i a gifu. Harry i a i have Kokorno.

Born Mr, and Mrs. Hf.r'.cy Wilson. son. Mrs. Eecson spent.

nesday t.nd Wednesday i with a i jr. Kokomo. Mrs. Thomas ii; at her on West i street. Mrs.

(', K. Oni-rison is i i i iii Norwood and I Ohio. i Mrs. Sines is in i Cass Couiuv for a and i Ko- WINDFALL "Women of Notice! Women of '-he Moo.iC are to attend the i a i neral to be held Monday movninp; i at 10-30 at the home, The group will no', meet and a In a i body, but each member is to go on out the i i Gains. i I i a a i Sept.

A i i a 1 tier, of new homes, i i a 'o- tal ol S1CS.400. reached the largest in history of the Federal Housinp A i i a i tli'j week, K. Peters, I i a a FHA i a today. Cox Takes I a i York, Sept. 10--(fl 3 )--James A.

Farley, Democratic national a i a i today Jam.es Cox, the party's i i a i in would make the address a't a -speaking tour in behalf of tin: Roo--evclt-Garner i in Dayton, Sept. 28. Mr, Cox la a Dayton newspaper publisher. (The Dayton address i be broadcast a i a by Columbia.) Geneva, Sept. powers of the of N'titions, in form sd sources said tonight, will any plan to induce parlicipation ii- forthcoming assembly II that plan embraces ban-in; 1 representatives of Haile Selassie.

At first meeting of tlic Lcasui; council today, i i a lo coni-ocalion of the LcaRiie as- semhly a statesmen anxious to i Italy back into Ixjcarno Pnci. i uneasily to of revolt smaller natioi'is. The leaser piiwer? i i a at the closed session, it. wo.s a that they were ur.alterR- opposed to any diplomatic mula f.t the of the i i a Negus' representatives. were i i a reports a Uirper jiowers tentatively liad a plan to liar the i i a on the sround they do not now represent an i By i move, it was hoped to persuade Ital- iari delegates to attend a 3t the same i avoid official ropudia- i of JOthiopio as a leafrue mcm- her.

The smaller powers, however, were! represented as i such it proceedtire would be tanta- to league recognition of Italian of i officially a member of the Leag-uc of Nations. Italian delegates did not attend today's meeting, to HU6- sjsiini's stated policy tbat Italy would not alt In the league sessions I unlef assured that the Ethiopians would not be present to embarrass her. In this frar.le of. mind the council adjourned agreeing to pass on to the assimbly replies to tations for league reform. League officials tonight expected council adjourn Sf.tu"day i about Thursday by which time assembly may effectively have dejected Ethiopian credentials, thus permitting representation at the council table.

The Spanish civil war made itself felt in the league when Julio Alvercz Vayo, representative the Madrid government, complained to Yvon Delbofi, French foreign minister, that Portuga' was aiding the Spanish insurgents. Portugal. b( said, was doing this by refusing participate in the i i committee. (Continued from Page Dnc) pbia with 131 children abonrd, anchored at the western entrance of Cape Cod cunal to rldo out the blow. The children i to "Bancroft Training Scliixi from camps In Mninc.

"Wind? buffeted the Iroq-jois of the Clyde-Manory Line, with approximately 400 from al! sections of Connecticut. It started from New Haven Harbor yesterday to Bar Harbor jind Nova ScoUa via York. A 400-lon freighter, the Ida Hny Atwater, went aground 01 Delaware and out distress The Mny guard two euttf-rs shore to attempt to rUd th crew. The coaM gunrd recei'-'ed dls- trew from yacht off the Jersey coa.st. I The dtsturbnr.ee, -eported in the South Atlantic by a step.mer Sept.

12, becai.ie more intense as it swerved northcr.j;*ward and struck Cape Hattcras to be'fir. a capricious movement -p th-; east coast. The Virginia capes and the of Delaware, Maryland, ard New Jersey were struck in -turn, the winds reaching velocity of 100 miles an hour at spots the 'storm's path. WEST MtDDLETON West Middleton, Sept. were present at 'FYiendly Circle i Wednesday after- neon a-, the home of Anna Middleton.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Mate! Rum- sever. Mrs. Ethel Johnson entertained IT of the youns: peoples' class ot the Friendu church Monday night. I A potluck supper held.

i Mrs. Downey was to the X. T. club Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

Hamilton. BUNKER HILL Come l-arly lo Got. Seat.s Capacity crowds attended thu 'WLS show at the i i school Thursday and Friday nights, and the committee Saturdny morning a It would be neocsaary to come early to obtain seats for the final performance to be given Saturday night. The show, being staged the direction of Miss Nellie O. Prltchard, includes more than 100 in the cast.

i a Sept, of the N. S. C. club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. K.

B. Trimble, with Mrs. Bruce Miller, president, presiding. Games and contests followed the business session, ar.d prizes were won by Mr.s. Carl Retherford and Mrs.

Imet Webber. Special guests were Mrs. George i i a of Dt- Mrs, Charley Snyiier, Mrs. D. P.

i and Mrs. Ross Patterson. The October meeting i be held at the home of Mrs. McKay near Tlpton, Mrs. Clyde Baker was hostess to the Young Mis.sionary society Monday evening, Miss Mary Heath presided, and plans were made for the coming year's work.

The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Harold PritcharU. HURRICANE WHIPS SEA INTO FURY ALONG JERSEY COAST Speeding V. Cramer, Fort Wayne, was! arrested here Friday under a speed-1 Ing charge. Hc entered a plea guilty, paid a fine of one dollar -ind costs, and was released. KNOCK! WHO'S THKK.E-: DIANE! DIA.VB "Di-anc" your loan i be 1 celled If you have a Certificate Cancellation of Loan the American Security Company.

AMERICAN SECURITY CO. i W. Mulberry St. Phone -IOM Need Tomato Marlon. Sept.

A protest was filed with WPA ities at Fort Wayne today by ,1. Mcgular, president and general manager of a tomato packing plant, who said hc could not obtain a ficient number of a pickers 'n a county. Meguiar said hU request that all PWA projects be suspended was rejected by F. W. Woodward, district supervisor.

Me said there was a mand for approximately LOOO to-1 mato pickers, or 00 more thtn the number of persons employed on PWA projects in the county. "When I Woodward the price I for i i tomatoes was 52,00 .1 ton and that a picker could wo: six or seven days a week, he replied: "I do not i my men ought to work for that M.pguiar Paul J. Miits a to you. Sv.ee 9 up the eastern sejboar. with its destructive fury unabated.

tropical hurricane hurled itself toward the: dense population -rentars the Mew York-New Jerssy shore. This strik-i s-'-i" -irlirjj high snapped on thi boardwalk at Arbury Park, N. and typical of the storm'i fury. (Associatsd Press Photo) HIK, Sept. I state fire marshal will give a at the school building- Monday even- Ing.

Mrs. Gladyii Wa.t:crs will entertain the Cocgenial H. E. C. of Bennetts Thursday, Sept, 24.

Members of the Bercax. of the Baptiiit church held thtlr meeting at the church Tuns-day nisht. Mrs. Carl Miller und Evelyn Hann wtrt upec- jruttats, and Fred J'ree- man vfif the leader. Cor.testn were held after the business meting.

Hostesses were Mrs. William Mowry, Mrs. Hurley Poff arid Mrs. Arthur Ha'nn. "Museum Day" is to be hcM at the Loree church Sunday.

Those to take part are Bctlah Bullock, the Rev. V. Berry. Otho Hartgrove. Omer Llp- pold, Mrs.

C. Y. Gllmer, Mrs. Walter Gable. Austin Gable, 'Boonc, and Livon Fox.

The committee in chr.rgc of the arrangements is composed of Walter Shinn, Frank Davis, Ardrev York, Ihe Rev. C. Gllmer, Mrs. Glen Boonc, and Mrs. Ernest Exmycr.

Mrs. Louis Snyder granddaughter of Muskcgon. have returned to tliclr 'home, after several days' visit with Mr. ar.d Mrs. i Frank Cook.

Robert Marquis and Frar.k Old- father arc attending coll-uge Muncie. Mr. and Eidon Brinamar. and daughtcni, Rosclec and Ethel, uustained slight Injuries Wednesday night their car was sti'uelc by a large truck If. Converse, The party rcturnm! to tbeir home here and are improving.

Dr. anil Mrs. E. W. Dailey left Wednesday for motor Irij: to Wisconsin.

nnesota, and I The doctor i take a pos! grad- uatc course in Philadelphia before i hor.ie, Dr. R. E. 3ar- nett of Franklin Is In chf.rgt- of Dr. Bailey's practice.

Mrs. Zetta Cain and sons. Wai- lace and John and wife left Mon- day for for .1 visit. HOSPITAL NOTES. Good Samaritan.

Sam Meeks, rout" Galvcston. nnd Frar.k Ktsler, route 3, were a i for medical treatment a a morning. SaL-nt I Mrs. L. Mow.

1015 Went Sim street, a minor operation Saturday morning. i Payroll 8u.nilt Ou $1.300. Terre Haute. Sept. --Grover paymaster for branch of the company of Indianapolis, reported to police this morning that hc was robbed of $1,300 of payroll money shortly after leaving the bank, i Wright said a man jumped onto th; running' bos-rd ot his automobile he slowed down for a traffic in downtown Tern Haute, forced him to drive south and.

to the Wabnsh river, where Joined the bandit, blindfolded and tied him and took the money. Drljiklnc Wine. I Berlin, Sept. i manv Invited today to a week- to drink up r.000,000 Ions ot German "vine. I An official Command ordered "ail i Gf rmar.B: Drink and be rr.erry." I Processions of i "wine queens" parndt-d throujch I Rhenish where the fcrmer.t- ed Rrape beverages offered fruely to everj'onc irr.

an effort dispose of -wine left over 'from the two vintages. I Those Delicious SPANISH HOT DOGS are now 5h Kokomo for the first time. You will find them at 1510 North Washington Street They're different, they're good Drop in and fill up. Take a sack home The folks will all like them. IZZY DON.