The Piqua Daily Call from Piqua, Ohio • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT CAUSE OF THREE PIQUADS BEING INJURED Mra. Aline Her Baby Daughter and Leona Smyer Victim of Unusual Accident Two Darke County Residents Held on Serious Charges As Result of Occurrence Late Yesterday. Three Plant people mra injured in one ol the most unusual acci dent on record late yesterday afternoon and as a consequence twD Darke county residents, a man and a woman, are bath held en charges of driving an automobile while Into Jdc ted. Mrs. Mine Kraus, wife of Leo Kraus of 531 Boal avenue Is In Memorial hospital with a deep and ugly gash on the calf of the right leg and otherwise is suffering with bruises and shock received when struck by a tralline, and swinging length of barbed ivlre fastened to a passing automobile.

Mrs. Kraus baby daughter acccmpanylnff her mother on a small scooter was also cut and bruised and another girl. Leona Smyers. 14, of 510 Drr street was cut by the same swinging wire. The unusual accident happened at (he intersection South and Gordon streets at yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Harry Esky, 37.

of Gettysburg operating east on South street swung left into Gordon street Just as Mrs. Kraus and her child stepped onto the sidewalk from the George Washing grocery. A long length of barbed wiie en THURSDAY LUNCHEON MENU Cc iintry Frltd Steak Boired Potatcm Creamed Peas and Carrnta Bread and Butter Coffee, Tea or Milk 25c Apple Pie 5c Per Cut GALLAHER'S Main Near Ash tansled In the car was trailing the vehicle and as the cir swung the corner the Jagged wire whipped around and struck Mrs. Kraus knocking her and the baby down and tearing the ugly wound In thjj woman's leg. The driver accompanied by a woman companion kept on his way, A short distance away the Smyers girl was also struck by the swinging wire and badly wounded on the leg.

Mrs. Kraus was taken to the hospital where nine stitches were required to close the ugly wound in her leg. Her condition today was reported as satisfactory. The fimy ers girl was treated by a physician at her home on Orr street. Police were notified and Policeman Ed Henderson located the offchdlns car In front of the Wilson Town send home on Brook street, Here he found Esky, who showed strong evidence of having been drinking and still showed some signs of intoxication.

A woman companion left the house while the pollcemnn was talking to Esky and drove away in the car. She was later apprehended In the car on South street and taken Into custody, She gave the name of Eva Feeicr, 36, of Greenville. Police say both Mrs. Feeder and ESky have been held here on Intoxication charges before. Esy apparently did not know the dangerous wire was trnllmg his car but explained that lie had left the road and crashed into a fence mile west the city on the Brown pike.

Investigation showed his iar had torn down a stretch of wire fence at the paint named and is presumed me darted wire, neany au reec in length, caught the car at that time. Since both Efcky and woman drove the car police charged both with driving an automobile while intoxicated and also with intoxication. Both admiltc the Intoxica tion charge in municipal court this morning ana were fined 510 am costs each. Both dented the drunk en driving charge however. Th court set Esky's bond at tl.000 and tne woman i at 500.

Trials for thi two are scheduled for Sfondav sf terncon, April 3. Eskys hearing Is to be at two o'clock and Mrs Feeder will be given a hearing at 3 were hopeful of securing bond tor their release pending Classified Ads Pull Phone M. 46 Time Is Short It is high time to act if you want to take advantage of our Discount Sale on High Quality Jewelry and Kindred Lines at such Low Prices. The big discount we makes your purchase offer real bargain. To miss this opportunity is your loss.

Sale ends next Saturday April First. A. Thoma Sons Jewelers Since 1838 17. Sponsornl revolMlInraTy farm relief plan saylnj frankly lie resards it ns an experiment wliicli lie 1b prepared to aba ml mi if if do? not work. IS.

Calls his secretaries "Louie," "Mac," and "Steve," abandoning NOTICE Mr. Barga who formerly took care of his patient at the City Hotel will see them at the Whltt Eagl Hotsl Thursday, March Mtb. CREDITOR'S TIRE SALE Our Creditors Are Demanding Cash. In order to get it we must Sacrifice our entire stock of high grade tires and tubes. With the purchase of on one tube absolutely free.

of one tire at the following 29x4 50 $3.75 each 30x4.50 $3.95 each 28x4.75 $4.25 each 29x5.00 $4.60 each 30x5.00 $4.70 each EXTRA SPECIAL $1 QQ while 30x3 Clinchers and 29x4.40 21 in Balloons 'i500 th. equa, Cut Price Tire Co. 119S.MainSt. THE PIQUA DAILY CALL TRAILING BARBED WIRE ON MOTOR GAR TRANSPORTATION WORLD WATCHES NEW CINCINNATI UNION TERMINAL OPENING Transportation thoughts semtlage Ipatine. Governors of Ohio, In diana.

Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee have been Invited to participate in the proeram that will officially open this monumental PRECEDENTS BIG ANO LITTLE ARE SMASHED IN U. (Concluded From Pase One) mos3nsei and substituted frequent, short, one subject comnninicatiiHis. S. Decorated severely plain walls presidential office with old Nov Vnrk and RurtEon river prints. 9.

Asked for fireateat emergency banking powers in peace time history and obtained them. 10. Accepted offer of New York Dally to contribute Whlio House sv lniniing pool through pda xilar subscriptions. 11. Askcil for lieer In a message 72 words lonfr.

12. Sent While House car lo brine; Eddie Savny, age negro messenger, to receivo coneratula lions on his retiicmeul. I nr. askcii iuut obtained power to cut Koverument snlnrles and vcierans coses. 14, Mu'de personal bhihday call on fnrmcr supreme CDurr, justice (Jiiver Wendell Holmes.

15. Sponsored novel work relief plan proposing civilian conservation corps under Jurisdiction ol 16. Discarded cold shoulder whirl; Wnlta Mdubo lias nrevli slveu cnniniunlsts designated Col. Louis Howe spi 'ct nerreraiy, to hear fvr tMng they have to say it took tf. the ,000,000 development.

Prominent world will bo turned to Clncln railroad executives mid directors, nan triquy airernocn, March 41, key men In tha engineering world, when dedicatory exorcises the! and civic leaders will be In attend new Cincinnati Union Terminal will ance. Exercises begin at 2:30 p. m. Former Gov. John fin rrf moll w.OOJ people jmt'c 1 of Wfst n(w C3un.

for the Ballimnre Ohio rall oad will deliver Ihc dedicatory ad Cincinnati city officials, the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, and the Cincinnati Union Terminal Compjmy have cooperated In the arrangements for the program. Mayor Russell Wilson and W. F. Wiley, president He Chamber of Commerce are co chairmen of the Civic Committee. Oo.JH.

M. Waitc, chief engineer for the terminal development. City Manager C. A. Dykstra and Genrge D.

Crabbs. director of the terminal company anrl prime mover for the development, also are on the civic com mittcc. H. A. Worcester, vice president of the New York Central Railroad, will present a golden pass kfy symbolic 1 ot the terminal company's presenta 1 rion to liie city for community uses.

Mayor Wilson will receive the key. tba formal "Mister" of two predecessors. 19. Lumps elpht scattered overlapping farm loan agencies Into one ccordinaeod bodj'. 211.

Held up Important conference, while small grandchildren, "Blatle" and "isuzzle" Dall in lils new, office. 'Mrs, Iloo sevelt "la laddiug. to iler list daily. Five nf'lier most hi FD' tiat deparnires 'afe: by.airclane. 2.

Holding rc Eular lire S3 co nfcr n. Instnlllng swings, for hei prandchililrca in ihe" While House, oinicii. I. Kiilltltit la tlia House gal 'cry. 5.

VisitlnEr slunis of Wasliius ton. 1 TRIES TO DESTROY EVIDENCE BUT MAN ADMITS HIS GUILT 1 James House Destroys i Gallon of Liquor When Chased But Later Pleads Guilty. Even though he smashed the jug and spilled full gallon of whikey when caught by police this ir.crnin, James House, S3, einplojed as a cnaurieur, jailed to escape the pen of the law: Hoiue was caught carrying a gal ion, oi ius in a i lour sack bv Policeman Franlt SUic'rtling. Seeing Ihe officer he rfin. but was finally iruppen on narrisun street where he ran into, a yard and smasbed the jug BpiliiriK tne liquor partly on him self tn'hls hash.

Boolted on charge of iUega! possession of liquor House first hesitated and then pleaded guilty when arraigned In municipal court a few minutes The court lined him ilOO and t.he rc ts, the usual penalty for the cnarge. As a result of the spilled 11 quor, Ihe police car, headquarters and even the courtroom reeked' to aay of the pungent smell of "squirrel House who was re turned to js.it was hopeful of raising the money to pay his fine and gam ireedoni yet today "I enous tousrns With Creomulsioi Dont let them get a traago hold. Figbt giriiH qaictJy. CrsnmiifjioB too tinei ihe 7 lui helps luioira to modern science. Power! ul hut liamJeM, PIcaaiat to tale.

NonarcojJci, Yaor druggist witt refund your money i( any cough or cold no matter how long ilindiug la not ro Uered by CtmbuIiIjii. Uir,) a 9r 1 PiNfi PONG PLAY WILL OPEN TONIGHT Tonight at li o'clock Ihe Piqua y.M.C.A. pinrt pcr.g team will play opringticld at the iceal awfleiatitin building. SjiriiiftneUl is a ceven man team here and will play five singles and three doubles rryitch es. 'Recently the local' team defeated r.

lakiriEi three' siucles tm Hon. 'matches. The general miblic, ts liiYiwa 10 witness tonlgnt's (rauie s. HI YWToIiEET ON THURSDAY NIGHT The meeting of the Hl club will be held on Thursday night this week instead of wctsnesdav as orie JnalJy chc iiuJed Tns change the date of the meeting; was made due lo the fart that a number of the members are also members of the Central High school band which will Qarticipate in the special Spring 'Opening ceremonies tonight. Victor PedCTScn, manager of the J.

C. Penney Company store, will be the speuker In Thursday night's meeting with his subject helnB "What Business Will Require of Young Men." RUNAWAY PAID IS CAUGHT IN PIQUA Two Richmond, Indiana, school boys who ran away from' home yesterday' were back under parental supervision today after a brief ana uneventful foray into the 'wurld'the lilehlight of ivhlch was spending a night In Jail, The boys, Allen Robinson, 10, and George in, ran into trouble when they applied at police head quarters yesterday evening ror fCK and lodging. Police notified Hich mond authorities who in turn notified the parents and the boys were taken bsclt home today by the parents. MAY VIE1V REMAINS Friends wlshtn? to view the remains of Mrs, Annn Klock, who died Monday eveninsr at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Ran son, may call either this afternoon or tonight at the ltanson residence J010 West North street.

Early Thursday mornlnj tfic body will be taken to Mlddletown where the funeral services will be held at o'clock in the morning ai Holy Trinity church with burial at Calvary cemetery, Middle town, The treasure or the rormer emperors of China Is raided at more than $20,000,000, 1 A national radio hook up over WLw and Ihc red network of Ihe National Broadcasting Company will be broadcast from 2 to 3:30 m. A Civic Dinner honoring the visiting railroad executives, governors of five states, officials of the Terminal Company and other out of town guests will be given, under Chamber of Commerce auspices at the Netherland Plaza Hotel Friday at 7 p. m. The public is invited. 2 MEN, WOMAN ARE SOUGHT BY OFFICERS Are Suspected of Having Taken Valuable Microscope from Office of Dr.

Upton. Two men sni a woman, the only persons seal entering the office Dr. GeoTge H. Upton at the corner of East Ash and Main streets were being sought for today in connection with the theft of a 1 valuable microscope front the pliy WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 HUNDREDS OF CITIZENS AND VISITORS EXPECTED TO' BE DOWNTOWN TONIGHT; BANDS TO PLAY DURING THE EVENING Merchants All Prepared to Display Spring Merchandise in WindowsSpecial Spring Sale Opens Thursday and Contniues Through the Remainder of the Week. Hundreds ol citizens and visitors are expected to be on (ho down town streets this evening to hear the concerts to be given along Main and Wayne street by the Plqua high school band under the direction of Philip p.

Gates. The hand will assemble at the high school at 1 o'clock and will march down High street at 7:15 ar ming on the public square at 7:30. Kail. of street Intersections during the Liu'l creamed interval between 7:30 and a o'clock. lb" lts Pie will be 5 cents extra tu mejciiariis wno are to noicl; their annual sale of Surinc 'find and other merchandise on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

This evening at' 7:30 o'clock windows wilt be unveiled and some beautiful displays will bo revealed to the ndmirhs; gam of the public. After 8 o'clock ttfo German bands I will amuse the shoppers. Ore win be led hy John T.auj and' the other by Dick ChroncrWry. These musicians will stroll jiboul nn hnur antl entertain citizens and visitors, Tlief two bands are also donating their services and merchants greatly appreciate their generosity. BENEFIT SUPPER A benefit supper mil be given Saturday.

April 1st, by the Ruby Hattlc Gavin Judith Dunn Eihel Applesett. Gisft Cruise Painting, Papering and Decorating 810 West North St. i Jg0p me dcrtvnX stcian's office sometime during the It nocn hour yesterday. ire instrument an lb Inch high' Eausch Lomb mlcrosccpe vi lued at $120 by the physician was the, only article taken by the thief who evidently entered the phv iician's inner office lth a skeleton key. 0(l 1 ing else was disturbed.

The doctor's snuijiy ui narcDiics was inttwise un touched. The theft was committed some 6 time between 11 a. and 1 p. Dr. Uptcn told police.

Our Used Car bargains were created for people who wish to enjoy themselves this spring. We invite you to inspect the Used Automobiles at our showrooms. Each one has been gone over thoroughly and is ready to go. They are priced to sell quickly. Here are a few of them.

1930 Austin Coupe 1911 CHEVROLET COUPE ai. v.hec!: new niigiriKl r.niiil. 1S130 PONTIAC CO UP green iluco finish. In excellent chip dilion. t02S HUOSON1 SEDAN, Just tike new.

r.ow mili asn. Tire; very sood. Uquipped wUli hot Water li enter. 1930 BUICK COACH. Blua dnco paint.

Has liee thor soiie over and nricei vigi.r. 1 PONTIAC STANDARD COUPE Here is a car that will aire, someone cheap trans 192S CHEVROLET COACI llaE original green dueo pain A real buy for someone. The C. Gardner Co. DODGE BROS.

AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS 614 N. Main St. Piqua Open Evenings UNTIL MATERIAL COSTS GO UP THIS Kimmmm instaHed in your home for COME IN AND SEE IT TO DAY THE E. W. LAPS STORE 116W.A.hSlr,l Phow131 Piqua, Ohio..