Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

'CT CATCHING VP ON PEGGY JOYCE HOCH ZEPPELIN! 2 ALLEGED NEDS' HELD Resinol Picture still New Showing At The olks Mi ur Trimmed ill COATS or This Era of Luxury $38 to $11Q ox Red ox fi NEA 1 i WINS 61 HOURS THEN DANCES Ohioan Gives $25000 To Republican und Ottawa County I Want You To See Our irst Collar Styles Materials Baroda VLTAEHOM Boy 4 Kills His Mother With Rif I Dallas Hall Barred rf00 Candidate of CONRAD NAGLE in WASHINGTON Oct The receipt of a $25000 contribu tion to the Republican campaign fund from A Tomlinson presi dent of the Tomlinson lines of Lake steamers Cleveland Ohio and Duluth Minn was announced today by Nutt treasurer of the Republican National commit tee In forwarding the contribution Tomilnson said he was convinced that the election of Herbert Hoo ver would assist industries in the central states and benefit the far mer and coal and iron workers day air the and 1 I riedrichshafen Vents Its Joy on' Constructor and amilies of Chew Other News Sidelights on Dirig 1 Cruise Mason's Concert band as guests of the director "Prof Elmore Mason Miss rancesWeston street northeast' returned last night from St Louis Mo where she spent a vacation with relatives 'Pie supper at South' airview riday night Oct 26 106 112 Mrs 0 Stowe visited friends inPicher today still in preference to a plane never could have weathered a storm such as the Zeppelin encountered Look' at itz and me arriving in the ice fields instead of at New The two men turned to their Irish comrade as arbitrator but the cautious itzmaurice smiled enig matically and said: am RICHER EDITOR SPEAKS AT COLLEGE EXERCISES Adamsiof Picher editor of the Adams orum was the prin cipal speaker at the regular chapel service at 10 this morning' in the auditorium of Northeastern Oklahoma Junior college Mr Adams used as the subject of his talk Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous and plenty of and you can be sure that your new cloth coat will be one approved by Paris and fashion or those in dividual touches of or inspired you will find these well worth your attention for those that are not direct reproductions of Paris importations show the influence of Paris designs In soft woolens richly decked with fur in the lovely new colors and black Imestigajlion of suspected jConi Vy munist activities in Los Angeles 1 has resulted in the arrest of twourjl I men and seizure of three truck Xl loads of literature rf Blistered eet Only one or two applica i tions of Resinol will usu ally bring relief Trimmed in Lynx ox Peggv Hopkins Joyce never a bridesmaid but often a bride had I better look to her: laurels in the marriage Jessie catch ing up Peggy has had five husbands whereas Jessie Reed (above) former ellies star took her fourth mate just the other day He i was Leonardo Reno son oba millionaire publisher second husband the millionaire Dan Caswell of Cleveland died three years ago Her last husband was William Young advertising man Subscribe for thNewRecordj Subscribe for the News Record: Showing' Continuous Daily 2 till 11 Yours for Amusement Specials will he seen and HEARD here between now and December 1st of New (Now Showing) AL Glory Today and Thursday I know you will like' it real entertainment thrilling and unusual En tirely new and different Bring your family Locals Charles Schwartz of St Louis Mo formerly of Miami visited friends and attended tor business in the city and mining district ov er the week end Mrs Everett Stokes' has accept ed a position as bookkeeper at the Millner ribley Hardware store She began her new duties Monday morning Mr and Mrs Burdick and son' 206 street northwest visit ed Mrs parents in Os wego Kas over the week end Will Rush of the Rush Motor company returned Sunday from a business trip to Little Rock Ark Rev and Mrs Stubble field the Revand Mrs Grover Scales and Roy Wills attended the annual ifth Sunday Baptist as sociations! meeting in Vinita to dav Mrs Tucker and Miss Lola Kimble will drive to ort Smith Ark tomorrow to visit until Sat urday with the daughter Mirs Beatrice Tucker Sweat Baths and Massages 205 South Main Phone 325 107 Mr and Mrs A Wacker and son John Jr of Wagoner Okla were guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Owens 229 street noilhwest Mrs Clara Russell and son Ed ward 230 street northwest were in Vinita yesterday on business Charles Harvey Jr and John Reid yesterday from a business trip to Enid Mr and Mrs Tom Malcolm and children 133 street northeast visited Mrs Malcolm's mother Mrs Staniford in Joplin over the week end i Mrs Morgan Nichols 8 street northwest left yesterday for Pittsburgh where she will visit indefinitely with her daugh ter Mrsrank Zajie Mrs Sam Mc Coy anti Mrs Joe McCoy drove to Joplin this morning 1 High school auditorium October 22 and 23 Aaron Wissler 8 north west left yesterday for Los An geles where he will make his home with a daughter Mr Wissler has been associated wdth Paine Nichols Abstract company for several years'1 1 Cooper Undertaking Phone 12 A Sheffer floor manager of the Montgomery Ward Company store expects to leave riday for Hastings Neb where he has ac cepted the positon of assistant manager of a company store i Mrs Parkes and daughter Miss Joanna Parkes 22 street and Mr and Mrs Barnes and son Harold spent Sunday in Joplin visitig the for son Earl Parkes and fam ily Manfred Anderson a helper with Ringling Brothers circus who has been receiving treatment in Miami Baptist hospital since Sept 15 was discharged yesterday and left immediately for 'New Orleans La where he will join the circus Mr Anderson was severely in jured when he was kicked by a horse during the performance of the circus in Miami Mr and Mrs Marion Gower and son Marion Jr and Mrs Anderson amt daughter Mary Louise spent the week end in Talala Okla visiting their aunt Mrs George Mabry Miami Cheese actory will pay $240 for 4 percent milk Bulk or bottled milk sold to route men 106 Mrs Anderson and daugh ter Mary Louise of Seattle Wash who have been spending the summer with her mother Mrs Moore and sisters Mrs Barry and Mrs Marion Gower will leave Saturday for their home They will visit in Kansas City with a sister Mrs Clara Roseborough en route MrsE Blue of Los Angeles arrived Sunday for an indefinite visit with her son Blue and family 425 A street southwest Mrs Lanning Virginia apartments returned yesterday from a two visit with rela tives in Kansas City and 'other places in Missouri High school auditorium October 22 and 23 Mrs Roberts and daugh ter Mrs Bogue returned yester day from Kansas City Mo where they had spent the week end with Mrs Kiger and little son Mrs Ethel Todd is ill at her home 122 street southeast suf fering from appendicitis Dillard Nichols of Springfield Mo is a guest of his sister Mrs Parker and family 314 street northwest Mrs Parker and daughter Elaine will return Wednesday with Mr Nichols to Springfield for" a visit with Mrs parents Miss Edna Holt and Mrs lora Hood were guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Green of Picher Dan Wood of Neosho Mo was a guest Sunday of his cousin Miss Alta Lacy 24 street southeast Mrs IL Smith of Route 3 Mi ami is expecting her son Johnny Smith' and wife to arrive this week from New York City Mr and Mrs Smith have been visiting the parents and other rel atives in rance and arrived in New York City last week They reported the return passage very rough and they would remain in the city a few days to rest before leaving for Miami High school auditorium October 22 and 23 rank Coulter music supervisor in the Joplin schools und director of the Joplin high school band and Girls Drum corps accompanied by Mrs Coulter drove to Miami last night and attended a rehearsal of Miami Has the Pictures The ipllowing Big Vitaphone and Movietone rRIEDRICHSHAEN Ger many Oct 46 (11 The joy of the people of riedrichshafen atthe safe arrival of the Graf Zeppe lin in the United States still was in full sway today In the absence of Dr Hugo Eck ner and his crew popular enthus iasm seeking for an outlet seized upon Dr Ludwig Buerr the dir constructor rau Eckener and the wives of the crew mem bers Bands of celebrators going i through the town stopped con stantly before the homes of these and gave them impromptu recep tions Dr Buerr was carried on the shoulders of his admirers amid shouts of while rau Eckener was congratulated not only on her world famed husband but also on her heroic son Knut whose fearlessness in helping re pair the damaged port horizontal was extolled knew that thev would get was all that rau Eckener would say and she seemed ill at ease at the' fuss being made over her Boy Recovers Lost Mail WASHINGTON Oct 16 Thirtcen year old Bernard Ricker of this city thinkmuch of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin as amail ship He recovered a large sack of mail dropped from the ship ns it passed over Washington yes terday None of the mail was ad dressed to Washington and City Postmaster Mooney forward cd it Postoffice authorities be lieve that the bag was dropped here by mistake It fell in a school ground I President Comments WASHINGTON Oct Although not enough of an avia tion expert to be able to forecast the consequences of the trans At lantic flight of the airship Graf Zeppelin President Coolidge feels that this achievement demonstrat ed the practicability of trans oceanic flight with some degree of safety He feels however that it is yet too early to say whether such flights would be commerci ally practicable Noted liers Disagree DESSAU Germany Oct 16 LT) The trans Atlantic fliers Clarence Chamberlin Capt Her man Koehl and Col James itzmaunce who spent the here studying the plane plant do not agree on relative merits of the airship the airplane Chamberlin insisted: am for the airplair thf nirohin To this Captain Koelil remarked: King of AL COLLEEN If you will check this list you will find that these are the very pick of the market and that we are giving you all that thefe is in moving pictures We want you to see these big pictures pay us a visit often we need your support and I know Ottawa County is glad to have these pic tures Yours for Amusement RATON Oct LT) Arising before dawn to play a rifle his favorite in the i daytime Winford Brown 4 years old shot his mother to death while if she lay asleep early today Al fc though the gun never was loaded gti when the child played with I ti someone had loaded it last night? investigators said After breaking the world record endurance swimming by stay ig in the water at Memphis for 61 hours Mart Hill 18 lar old stenographer kept a date I th her bov friends and went incing She lost ten pounds set her Bwimmin" record and was ken out of the water against her ishes 'She defies all challengers i peat tier rccoru MtAMte ntft npAUTMNT STOUR Sanders Ridgway LARGEST IN NORTHEASTERN OK1AHOMA LOOD IN NEW MEXICO ARTESIA Oct Stockmen and farmers along the Pecos river were reported to day to be moving their stock to safety as the result of overflows from the river The river was a mile wide and rising as the result of rains to the north and west The dsmage was confined to farms along the course Smith to Speak in Philadelphia Oct 27 PHILADELPHIA Oct CP) Governor Smith of New York will come to Philadelphia Oct 27 and speak in the arena in West Philadelphia When word was re ceived todayto this effect ar rangements for the mass meeting were at once set motion tf 4' 7 MIAMI WOMAN SLIGHTLY HURT IN AUTO MISHAP Miss Ermina Vann bookkeeper at the Ottawa County Motor com pany received severe ruts about the knee cap and minor bruises Sunday morning when the auto mobile in which she was riding was overturned near Turkeyford She was taken to Miami Baptist hospital for treatment and later removed to her home on street northwest Her condition is not serious Miss Vann and a group of friends were motoring to Cow 1 skin on a picnic when the acci5 dent occurred i JX i 'MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA JOHN BARRYMORE in The Tempest" The Million Dollar Special 1 Uncle lom Cabin Lion anti the MRS MITCHELL Editor Phone: Office 127 Home 1006 Pre Nuptia! Courtesy Mrs Smith 227 street northeast entertained Saturday afternoon in courtesy to Miss Madeline Hardy of Tulsa whose approaching marriage to William Davd Hall of Cardin has been an nounced The home was lovely in its decoration of rosebuds and dahlias The feature of the en tertainment was a niiscellaneous shower which was bestowed upon the i bride to be i ollowing this part of the program there was an hour devoted to games and con tests The contest prize was won by Mrs Counts who graciously presented it to the guest of honor Refreshments were served at the close of a pleasant afternoon tak en part in by the following: Mes dames Earl Hutchins and daugh ter Eleanor rank Horn Karl Hartly and Counts of Cardin Mesdames Breeden Cates Jessie Cantrel Easter and Williams of Miami: Mrs rank Spjncer of Picher Mrs Hardy Mrs Per ry and daughter Helen! of South west City Mo and Mrs Ricketts of Sulphur Springs Ark Enjoy Wiener Roast 4 A group of friends and neigh bors drove to Shawnee lake ri day night and enjoyed a wiener roast supper and an evening of fun and music The group includ ed: Mr and Mrs Orris Burns Mr and Mrs Pete Hood Mr and Mrs Ed Dixon Mr and Mrs Otis Bar ker Mrs Roy Roberts Mrs Mar ion Jarrett Mrs" Rav Thomas Miss ern Rudd Miss Martha Ro berts and Stanley CHINESE ASK POLICE OR PROTECTION KANSAS CITY Oct earing acts of violence arising from the Chinese tong wars in the East Chinese residents of Kansas City today appealed for police pro tection I Schools Will Close or eacher Session Students in the city schools will be granted a two holiday Thursday and riday of this week in order that instructors may at tend the Northeastern Oklahoma State association meet ing which will be: held in Mus kogee 1:4 A large 1 of teachers will leave Wednesday night for Mus kogee while others will observe the method of teaching in the fol lowing high schools arid colleges: State Teachers college Pittsburg Kas Arkansas Junior college Little Rock Ark' Oklahoma City schools and the business training department of the Nevada Mo high school Among those who will attend the teacher meeting are: Clyde IL superintendent Owen James principal Mildred Dixon Helen Jones Mrs Russell Young er Reta McCoy Ruby Gawf Sarah Linihan Mrs Edith Craig Laura Hamilton Mae Lohman Lois Schmalhorst Mrs" non Mrs Meda Pickens Ruth Parker Alice Berkshire I Jewell lyn Trapp Mrs Ayres and Mr' and Mrs John Mcarling 'I ''X: I ederation Mission Meeting The ederation Mission society of Miami met yesterday afternoon in the Calvary Baptist church with Mrs William Craig president in charge ofthe proceedings An in teresting program was 'enjoyed having as its feature a fine talk by Mrs Tidwell describing her visit this summer to Jersula lem and the Holy land Special music was furnished by Mrs A' Miller and Mrs Errebo with vocal solos Mrs Russell Doss and Mrs Jones with a vocal duet As helpful devotional period was conducted by Mrs Guy McNaugh ton At business sesdibn the re port of the nominating committee was read by the chairman Mrs George Sutherland ahd adopted resulting in the election of the following officers to serve until next September: "President Mrs John Hadly secretary Mrs Ella DeTartreasurer Mrs: Guy Mc Naughton The vice presidents are the presidents of the missionary societies of the various churches The report of Mrs Glenn chairman of the mission study work recommending intensive study of the book on Africa to be chosen and an all day review was adopted Dinner Guests i Mr and Mrs Blue 425 A street southwest entertained with Sunday dinner in compliment to Mr Blue's mother Mrs Blue of Los Angeles Cal her sister Mrs A Colvert of ort Scott Kas and Mr nd Mrs EL Avery' and daughter Angeline of Change of' Place The meeting 6f the A A club on Thursday afternoon will be held at the horiie of Mrs Mit chell Lane on street southwest instead of with Mrs Riddle as at first planned Entertains With Dinner Mrs aye Morris entertained yesterday with a 6 o'clock dinner at her home in Commerce for her brother Dallas Norris of Coffey ville Other guests were George Hale and Curtis Todd of Coffey ville aniEMiss Alta Lacy of ami VEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17? 1928V 'f i DALLAS Tex Oct UP) 4 Benjamin Gilton Workers (Conj munist) party Candidate for vic president will not be allowed speak in the town hall here night Street Commissioner Arthur at the request of the 1q4: cal posts of the American Legioiy Mri today ordered that doors of thtf 4 city hall auditorium be closed tp II Gitlow uviftlA I IOVERNOR CALLS OR RACING Irders Act to Halt I Tulsa Dog Contests Be cause' of Betting OKLAHOMA CITY Oct Governor Johnston today di luted Edwin Dabney attorneyneral to take steps to halt dogbing at' Tulsa because of alleged tmbling on the races The gov nor recommended fcthaf a a re fraining order be asked i in dis ct court to stop the races The order to the attorney gen ial was' the result of an investi Ition of system byrich those i attending the races permitted to place money on Ip various entries share ine of the winners have 5 filed proteststh the governor asserting thestem was a form of gambling nd urging that action be taken nro weeks ago the governor re lested the attorney of to make a quiet investigation nlf the case is filed land carried I the state supreme court it will ting the first ruling from thatbunal on the question of wheth the system violates Io state gambling laws 4 I Text of Letter The letter follows: 10 days or two weeks no officers called my attention I the fact that dog races were ting held in Tulsa county and Kat there was the process ofmbling attached thereto I'T was assured soon thereafterat these races would be discon mued "il was told that the lasty would be Oct 1928 I am)W informed that this is only a Imouflage and they are still Inning in full force fit is my desire that you co op Ipte with the county attorney oflisa county in stopping these Kies but in event you find the Bunty attorney will not co oper fe with you it is my desire that Wu supersede him and take what leps you deem necessary todis Bnse with these races order' applies not only to Iplsa county but to any other lunty in the state where suchactice is being used in violation the law in these dog Immediately after receiving the letter Attorney Gen ial Dabney telephoned Byron Kirkpatrick Tulsa county attorney lid requested that he co operateth the state in halting further Ices Mr Dabney also sent theunty attorney a copy of the gov letter Having been informed that simi Ir races had been prevented in Ininole county by a temporary training order obtained by Ho Bishop Seminole county at ney and that a motion wirs iding to dissolve the 'restrain order Dabney informed Bishop afternoon that he would assist the case which will be heard in trict court at Wewoka Wednes cNARY COMING TO STATE )KLAH0MA CITY Oct Senator William McNary ofgon one of the authors of the lely discussed farm' relief bill 1 be in! Oklahoma Thursday or day in the interest of Herbert Campaign the presi ncy' Republican headquarters inounccd today The time and ace of his speech remain to be cided lAKERTO SPEAK IN TULSA'OKLAHOMA CITY Oct Newton Baker secretary war under Woodrow Wilson 11 speak at Tulsa next Monday behalf of the Democratic nation ticket 'it was announced today the party headquarters here irty leaders said arrangements being made to have his leech broadcast by radio station ivoo' 1968531 PROIT BY WRIGLEY CO IN QUARTER (CHICAGO Oct Net ofit of the William Wrigley Jr mpany for the quarter ended 30 was $2968531 the com statement of income show today i ancy Work Club The ancy Work Club will hold its meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Cobban 139 street northwest Needle Workers Club Mrs Hering 120 street northwest will entertain the Needle club tomorrow af ternoon In response to roll call "Household will be given by the members To Meet The Tegular of the Mi ami union C' will be held tomorrow afternoon with Mrs W' A' Bundy as hostess at her home 222 A street southwest Can I Help Most in the Cam paign" will be used as roll call report of the Enid convention will be made by Mrs Cora Bertholf and other parts have been provided for the pro gram riends are invited 'I llEgllir I I I 1 I fin II i JI AV 1 I KB Sw 77 NffiEKoMK 1 rWSjQSSr Hit i ri I i if i 1 I It I Ji if I I 1 1 1 i 7 I 5 I 4 rx Xr i 1 II.