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AUGUST EAST REVIEW PAni! rwB Want Your Sweeper Repaire a Living oo Suiti ADS BELOW wpi 1 nri I Announcements Merchandise K. I 9ft tasssAli CT C2 a 1 1 Merchandise For Eitate Automobiles IN WELLSVIUE Council Defers Action On Water Works Improvements. council Tuesday night deferred action on a proposal to drill an emergency water well in the east end of the city at an estimated cost of between $3,500 and $4,000, This was done on the recommendation of Service-Safety Director George B. Imbrie who said he another bid on the work before the end of the week. Imbrie said that there wa.n an abundance of water in the reservoir at the present time and the emergency system was 100 per cent perfect.

He told the members that since the last meeting rains had filled the dam to overflowing and there was no particular need at this time to rush the new well. He suggested that it might be advisable to have the proposition placed on the ballot in the form of issue at the November elec- as taking funds from the wa- Yor department to pay the cost might cripple that department. Member John Hand said that a bond issue of 10,000 authorized for the same purpose several ago could not be sold and doubted if another would have any better success. He declared that when we have water we forget and wheu we we are worried and on the anxious President George D. Ingram remarked during the discussion that an emergency exists all the time In regards to the water supply.

LEGION AUXILIARY or Post No. 4 is not connected In any way with the sale of extracts. VVILI. wash, atari-h anri dry for a lurtains strotchod 10 a Call for and deliver. Ph.

DR STANFGiRn E'OOT Thiiradavf! 9 a. ri. to r- m. Over Holloway's Broadway at 6 th. A.

office and enulpment reasonable. Ph. 2 69 -W after 6 p. m. guick delivery.

WKATHER STRIP your windows and doors. Estimates given. Edgar AI. PlTtenger, Ph. 3362-J.

UPHOl.STERINO hv experts, moderate prices. We satLsfv. A. R. Murphy.

624 Green Lane. Ph. 21 5 -W. FIRE INSPRANPE O.NA AQT. Phone 29ft HH.

1ST FLOOR 140 W. 6 TH. PHONE 320 SAVE 24 TO Tornado, Auto Insurance tVilliam T. McNutt. phone 293.

AL'TOMOBILF INSURANCE Theft, Liability. Colllalon LEE G. COOPER. PH. 501 DOUGLAS BACK IN HOaYWOOD 6 Lost and Found Lopt Dop REV.

C. B. CALLEN Rev. Charles B. Callen.

pastor of the Oakland Free Methodist church in East End today will be host to pastors, their wives and visitors to the annual tive-day meeting of the Pittsburgh conference of the denomination which will convene there at 2 p. REV. MARSTON IN KLONDYKE ON THURSDAY MUTE TEACHER HERE SUNDAY A. U- Downing Will Conduct Service For Deaf at First United Presbyterian Church. A.

tJ. Downing of VVilkinshurg, a former teacher in schools for the deaf in Pittsburgh, and Columbus, will attend the morning service of the First United Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. As the sermon is being delivered by the clergyman who wul fill the pulpit for Rev. L. J.

Davison. the pastor, he will with his hands interpret It to mutes that are to be in attendance. A class for the deaf is regularly attached to the First United Presbyterian Sunday School. It has long been taught by Mrs. Florence Roberts, W.

Sloan, the superintendent, said yesterday. Dowming, since his retirement as teacher in deaf institutions, lias conducted a deaf Sunday school class in a large Baptist church in Pittsburgh. He assisted at a similar service at the First United Presbyterian church here about two years ago when many persons from Salem. Alliance, Wellsville, Toronto and adjacent points attended. Boyce M.

E. Board Meets Prior To Final Quarterly Session Of Year. Preparatory to the final quarterly meeting of the church year which will he conducted by District Superintendent C. D. Marston of Steubenville, Thursday at p.

a meeting of the official board waa held Tuesday night in the Boyce Methodist Episcopal church in Klondyke. Rev. C. Brooks, the pastor, presided. Work for the year w'ill be closed at the Thursday nleht session.

Rev. Marston will preach preceding a business session. William L. Mautz has been elected delegate and Raymond Ward was named alternate to the annual North-East Ohio conference, of the denomination which will he. held in Elyria.

Sept. 12. The pastor will also attend. REV. E.

R. REED TOURS IN EAST Mary Pickford, Trav- Husband In Conference. BLACK and white Female Toy Fox Terrier. Last seen around McNicol Firestone Filling Station. Reward for return of dog or any information leading to return.

Phone 2002-W elins? LOST Woman's black and w-hlte umbrella, white glass handle, on 1ft m. Westbound car Sunday. Reward. Ph. 9192 TWO SUITS FOR DAMAGES FILED Actions, Totaling $30,000, Growing Out of Auto Wreck, Instituted In Lisbon Court.

While repairing a tire on the Columblajia-New Waterford road on June James Sitiar of Columbiana. and Robert Basinger, his companion, claim to have been seriously Injured when a car driven by Walter Yerlan, a minor, a son of Alvin Yerlan of near New Waterford collided with their parked machine, pushing the car over and against Sitler and Basonger. Both have filed damage action in common pleas court against Yerlan, Sitler asking judgment for $10,000 Injuries and Basinger for 20,000 damages. 52 SHEEP IN COUNTY KILLED Four Other Sheep, Pony Wounded By Canines During Last Fortnight, Dog Warden Reports. According to a record filed with county commiBsloners by coun- warden, 52 sheep were kill- tour Injured and one pony injured by dogs in Columbiana county during the last fortnight.

oi Russell Gibbs in Perry township was badly wounded, and on two farms in Knox township 34 sheep were killed. Three sheep were killed on one farm in Madison township, whila 14 were killed and three wounded on a farm in Wayne township. One was killed and one wounded on an Elkrun township fym, and the killing resulted In the shooting of four dogs. Fire Destroys Shanty Constructed dyy Boys A shanty, built by a group of boys, at Vine street and Ambrose avenue, was destroyed by fire Tuesday at 5 p. m.

Central department firemen, who answered an alarm, said the blaze was of undetermined origin. The damage was slight. VOTE FOR CONGRESS Pennsylvania Avenue M. E. Pastor, Family Visits Gettysburg, Washington, D.

C. Rev. E. R. Reed, pastor of the Pennsylvania Avenue Methodist Episcopal ihurch, Mrs.

Reed, and their daughter, Helen, have returned to the in Erie street, East End, after a week's automobile tour through eastern states. They visited Gettysburg, and Washington, en route. They accompanied their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and W. .1.

Rogers of Akron. Rev. Reed wull resume his duties in the church Sunday morning. 25 TO ATTEND COUNTY MEET Second Presbyterian Christian En- deaver Society Will be Represented at Sallnevllle, Aug. 31.

About 25 members of the Chri.s- tlan Endeavor society of the Second Presbyterian church are expected to attend the annual Colum- I'iana county Christian Endeavor rally which will be held at Salineville, Friday. Aug. 31. About L5 societies be represented. A business session will be conducted, after which a social program will be observed.

East End Civic League Aids Meet On Tuesday Officials of the East End Good Government league, Tuesday night, attended a joint meeting with officers of the Trades and Labor council and The Party In the Cain machine shop office In Green lane when municipal questions were discussed. They Included circulation of petitions asking a vote on a municipally owned power plant, and retaining the personnel of the fire department. Manetoveg to Open Neiv Store In Ambridge, Pa, Bv Thr HOLLYWOOD. Aug. The future of the royal family of the films, Mary Pickford 'and Douglas F'airbanks, rested "in the lap of the today.

That is the way described the status of their once Idyllic marriage which has found its way Into the divorce courts. With a wistful smile she spoke of her meeting yesterday with Fairbanks upon his return to Hollywood after 14 months in Europe. What transpired between the two. for whom Hollywood hopes a reconciliation lies ahead, nothing was known. After the meeting.

Mary said: "Yes, I saw Douglas. Whether I shall see him again is in the lap of the gods. Further than that I can say Fairbaiiks. true to the silence ith which he has met all inquiries about his "private life" had nothing to say. The famous couple met yesterday afternoon near a fashionable hotel in Beverly Hills.

A few hours earlier, Fairbanks had arrived In Los Angeles station. After a short interval in which few knew what happened and none would tell, he met Miss Pickford in Beverly Hills, entered her and went with her for a drive. It was after that that she made her statement. Her calm, pleasant demeanor seemed to Indicate Hollywood had reason to hope for a reunion of the couple who ruled its social destines and captured its public for so many years. Despite the secrecy of their movements, it was reliably reported Fairbanks dined with Miss Pickford at Plckfalr, the home where they often entertained notables and where the actress lives.

Later they went for another automobile drive. How long Fairbanks will remain here was not known. The actor said his stay would be indefinite. When he left the train, he said he had come here for business reasons alone. Questioned about the possibility of up with his famous wife, he replied with a show of a scowl is no use asking me about LOST WATCH LADIES Illinois white srold wrist watch, white Kohl strap with and areen inlaid, in ncsa district Sunday cvt nlnK, AiiK.

12th. Finder in touch with IT. R. 700 Midland. Fa.

Rh. Midland 76. Reward. I jgs I Poekclliook LAPIljS light pocketbook In business district or on Wellsville street car, containing bills, compact and stamp book. Finder return to Review.

Reward. Employment CROWD THRONGS ROCK SPRINGS Male Help Wanted WA.NTED—Experienced man for farm work. One who can milk. Fh. Chester 71(i8-R-14.

INVKSTIOATOn.S wanted to be- some memliers of national bureau adjusting liisur. claims on fee basis of fl per exper. unncc- hut must reliable men, average educa. chg, made for necess. instruc.

and forma with refund provis. Two respons refer. Rureau. 1145 Folk San Francisco, fai. Mlacellaneous Help Wanted Business Service Beauty and Barberlng PEILMANKNTS Groquignole flil Wave ftft Spiral Oil Wase 2.5ft Shampoo and Fiiigerwave Haircut 35 SATISFACTION tiltAHANTEED TONY'S BEAUTY BARBER RHOPPB Sallnevllle, O.

29 Lincoln St. PER.MANENTS OIL CROQUIGNOLK (Includes hair cut and Push Wave) FINGER WAVES LADIES HAIR CUTS CHILURE.N’S HAIR CUTS Floi-a Mfto Shoppe 129 tv. 6 th. Ph. 90 DOUG.

THOMAS BARBER SHOP. All haircuts 3ftc. shavea 20c. 6 6 Avondale. General Service Wp; repair and stoik paita for all makes of refrigerators, radios, sweepers, washers and irons.

HANDY RADIO SERVICE. Ph. 931. Dance Tonight Will be Feature Of Steubenville Picnic at Cheater Park. Ed McGraw and his orchestra of East IJverpool will be in charge of the music at the dance, which will be held In the Virginia Gardens in Rock Springs park, Chester, tonight in connection with the annual outing of the Steubenville merchants.

About 5,000 persons are attending the picnic today. Transportation from Steubenville waa provided by special street cars. Free acts by Johnson, famous clown, and hla radio-controlled trick will be fMitured at 4:30 and 8:30 p. m. DELAY SCHOOL IN SALINEVILLE Max Maneloveg of Mulberry street.

East End, this week will open a furniture store in Ambridge, Pa. Maneloveg has operated a furniture store in Mulberry street for many years. Hammondsville A Aug. single all that separated Wal- Kruger. Rossford insurance from victory over Judge liWge E.

Schroth. Tiffin, in the race for the Republican nomination to Congress from the Thirteenth District. Official returns from Erie county, showed Schroth received a toul vote of 7604 while Kruger was the choice of 7603 voters. Kruger announced he would demand a re- counL Mrs. Charles Russell of Pine Grove spent the week-end with relatives in Cleveland.

Janet and Martha Cope have returned home after a visit In Niles. The For-Get-Me-Not class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will hold a social Tuesday night, Aug. 23. The Mooretown Methodist Episcopal church will hold a plate social Wednesday night. Aug.

29, at the Hayes Morrow home, near school. Announcement hss been made of the recent marriage of Miss Rebecca Leedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leedy of Cream City and Donald Rose of Chestnut Grove. prayer meeting will be at the home of Charles Maple Friday night.

-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Gebhard of East Liverpool spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Wil- 1 liamsoa.

Board of Education Poatponss Opening of 1934-35 Term Until Monday, Sept. 10. The Salineville board of education has decided to postpone the opening of the 1934-35 term of school until Monday, Sept. 10, on account of work being done on the sanitary system at the Central building. The term was previously scheduled to open Sept.

4. The board baa also approved the Citizens Banking company as the depository. WE remove scretchee or mare and rsfinlah furnlture or at amali charRe. Ph. Maln 1831.

watch and Jewelry repairing. attention to all work. F. PRESCOTT. 121 W.

6 TH. JONES BAILEY FOR DRV CLKANING PHONE 752 Best Workmanship and Service. IT COSTS NO MORE Call For and Deliver Moving, Storing, Expressing moving hauling Kind. ------------------------------80-M. M.

T. Carpenter. 3rd Bt. Chester. Any Prlcea reasonable.

Ph. 68 STORAGE! Auto, houaenold mdae. and car load atorage. Private rooma for H. tL goods.

MILURON. Tranafcr 1041. Merchandise Miscellaneous For Sale SINGER Sewing Machine In good condition. M. N.

Huston, Gen Delivery, City. ONE man Fresno Blip acraper, aelf loading and dump for tractor uaa, good condition. Price Paul Butherln. Negley, Q. FOR BALE CHEAT good living room suite.

J. P. Ehert. 206 E. 6 th St.

Business Equipment -S Useii Large and as good as new Will sell for 1100.00 on easy terms. Parker Elec. Appliance Co. (Theater, Va. Ph.

1939-J. 11 Tavern Tables Bkfat. Tables, Dropleaf, ext. 13.25. 90c.

97c. Countera. Bara, Booths Stools 60c, 9ftc. Buy direct. Big savings.

Factory. Write for catalogue. Toho a Hooker, 1'ounaatown, O. City Property 54- Automoblles For Sale 5 rm house, bath, 2 porches, garage, sm.all down payment bal. aa rent, Adam A Craig, 108 E.

6 th. Ph. B26-J. FtiR or trade, modern 6 room good location. Inq.

1094 Penna -Vve. Good Things to Eat REAL BARGAINS 1 Majestic Radio 1 RCA Radio 2 Hot Point electric ranges 2 Electric refrigerators 1 Eaav Electric Washer NAT10N.A.L FURNITURE CO. W. 6 TH ST. PH.

2243. POULTRY MARKET E. Snd. Ph. 9009.

Pest for 8 SFHAYED WE VLTllY APPLES ORCHARD. PH. 2129. Business Property ATTENTION Used Car Buyers Eon SALE in with euulpment and nine i modern thmughout. leaaon fori 23 C'hrvHler Sedan 26 Bulck Sedan 30 Si-dan 3ft Ruick Sedan Small Ruick Coach selling leaving city.

No resson- able offer Call 909 Main St, WellsMlle. ONE E.AST repossessed dry type electrii- washer like new THE D. M. OGILVIE CO. 20A- Swap 29- Wanted to Buy Cash now more for Old A Hriilae Work.

Rubin. St. Barter and Exchange WANTED to buy or will trade small farm for grocery store or other business. Box F-3, care Review. Lots WILL TRADE Fordson Tractor for cash or light car.

Inq. Hole. Clarkson, O. WE BUY AND SKLI, 2nd HAND clothing at right prices Bennett's Clothing Store. 633 Dresden.

FOR sale lot In Fisher Park, a bargain. Write Box E-7, Review-. 52- 21 Household Goods Live Farms and Livestock For Sale 3 PC OVERSTFFFED new. Will sell cheap and on easy terms SMITH PHILLIPS, WASH. ST.

OAK dining table fine condition baby's automobile crib like new Ph. 3657-J. FOR rooms, furniture, including Mohair living r. suite, walnut bed room suite, radio, etc. Sell separately or altogether.

620 Bradshaw. FOR SALE fresh cow, good milker. Phone Wellsville 294-R-2L For A. FARM WITH five room dwelling, barn, including crop In ground, three cowa hogs, chickens, harness and wagon, on Route 39 near Hlghlandtown. Price 12000.

Thle i.s a real bargain SEE GEO, H. OWEN AND CO. Insurance Real Estate Agents Flatiron Building Phone 49. USED G. E.

REFRIGERATORS AT BA PRICES F. Williams. 135 W. 6 th. Ph.

Specials at the Stores KF.LVIN'.ATOR FAULK BROTHERS COMPANY Farm and Home Supplies DRESDEN AVK. RHONE 347 Automobiles Automobiles For Sale Roomt and Board the oldest manufacturer of domestic electric refrigeratlou Brings You The NEWEST FEATURES At Only SI 19.75 34 Sleeping Rooms Delivered Trade In Your Old Ice Box or Refrigerator PRICE APPLIANCE CO. 413 East Fifth St, Phone 491 LIGHT wslght sdjustahls clothes Fan ba adjusted to any ight. price 59o. TI TTER hardware I'rops hclKht IV A I) PRESSER, Good references Krite Box F-5.

care Review. USED PIANOS PL.AYERS CR.ANDS PRir.MT.S ALL RECONDITIONED Convenient Terms IF DESIRED. Smitli Phillips Co. 409 Washington St. 3 PC.

living room suite. Will sell on easy terms for only 5 (i, 8 MITH PHILLIPK. WASH. ST. WALLPAPER short lota up to I 6 6 a roll.

Star Wallpaper Store. Draaden Musical Instruments GOOD used upright piano. In fine condition. Very easy terms ra nged. B.MITH PHILLIPS.

WASH. ST. Building Supplies FOR BETTER prlcea on stone black brick, cement, lime, plaster, tali I'hesler Chester, W. Va. Ph.

2669-J. HARDWARE. PAINTS, GLASS, roofing roof PAINTS. PRICES. KERR LUMBER CO.

Coal, Coke, Fuel RUN OF MINE LUMP 18c FRANK WILSON FORMERLY OF WILSON TRANSFER Ryan Apt. Ph, 743-J after 4 pm, CALL 1368-R FOR COAL R. OF M. 14c BU. LUMP 16c BU.

FOR 60 BUSHEL ORDER OR OVER Businees Equlpnnent TYPEWRITERS ADDING McCullough Elee. 413 Wash Bt A check protector No. 700. Bur- registers Dlibold safe In. high.

Address Box F-2 care Review. KRAZY Me An TYPEWRITERS. ADDING MACHINES SOLD, rented, repaired. Reasona- for Mr. Galbreath.

McCullough Elec. 413 OPP. Review office, M-177. T. M.

TRANSIENT ROOMS 11.00 and 11.86 Per Night Shower Baths. Swimlng PooL MARY PATTERSON MEMORIAL Coxy rooms for Olrla Women. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION Housekeeping Rooms 667 WALNUT and 3 rooms nicelv furnished, use of bath, laundry, private entrance, 2191-H. TVVO rooms. furnishod or unfur- nishfd, wlth or wlthout kltchen.

Modero, private entiance. Ino. rear St. ('lair ave. THREE connecting rooms and 1 room nicely furnished, nmd- ern, private entrance.

222 W. 6 th, 313 BROAD'WAY and 2 furnished rooma, bnth, laundry, private entrance. porch. Ph. 1352-U.

3 ROOMS furnished for vste entrance; bath, phone; reasonable rent. Inq. 228 Walnut. 918 large well furnished rooms, newly papered, use of bath, phone, laumlrv and garage. private entrance.

Eh. 22X8-R. For Estate 37- Houses MOIlUHN 12 ROOM HDUSK WITH 2 baths, hot water heating s.vstem. electrle, water, hh good arsge. In East End.

Snllnhle for families or rooming house. D. r. WHITK A SON 59.1 THREE and 4 roojn houses, gas, water, elec, newly papered and painted. Ph.

7622-R-T MODERN house, 6 rooms, finished attic. laundry, atatlonary tuha, hot water heat, yard, garage 338 W. 4th. Ph. 2427 or 2313-J.

For Estate City Property or In Chester and small payment down, balance as rent. Ph. VINE room house, modern, leaving city, will sell cheap. JOHN W. CHARLTON.

PH. FftR room cottage Lot 92x218 on St. Clair Ave Mapl-. wood 'W'lll sell on easy Car VIC Mo ORY hoir 520 Minerva St. 771 ItODOK and Plymouth, service parts and Day aiul night service.

Phone 291. iftdland. Pa. A. h.

Garage. FOR A Ford truck, long wheel base, dual wheels, stake body removable top, 4 speed traiiMmssion, good condition. Write Box F-t, care Review. our Kord Dealer .13 CHEVROLET COAi'H .31 BUIOK S.MALL SEDAN 31 FORD FORDdR 81 FORD COUPE. RUMBLE SEAT 29 WHIPPET COUPE 31 CHEV.

SEDAN DELIVERY 29 FORD SEDAN AND COACH 29 FORD PICKUP TRUCK FORD TUDORS Hay Hirch Motors 608-610 Walnut. Ph. ISO 29 FOP.DOH SED.AN 29 WHIPPET TUDOR SEDAN OHIO MOTOR SALES Fh. 382 127 W. 6th 8L LATE model Packard aedan AT A BARGAIN LITTEN MOTOR SALES.

418 E. 6 th. Repairing Service Under 100.00 27 hovrolot 29 Whippet Cnath 27 Studebnker ('oach 27 Nanh 25 shpx 26 Chevrolet 2 Chevrolet Coupe International Chevrolet Truck $.59 $69 $75 $59 $39 $39 $69 $49 $.59 TIRK REPAIRS VULCANIZINQ. ROAD GOOD UiiED TIRES 60e AND UP. PHONE 1116 Auto Wrecking Under $200.00 29 Chevrolet Sedan 29 Essex Coarh $129 29 Nash Coach $159 29 Nash Coups 30 Chevrolet Roadster $149 Under $800,00 31 Chevrolet Sedan $295 30 Nash Sedan 30 GrahHtn Paige Sedan $226 31 Chevrolet li Ton Truck with Cab and Dual Wheels $295 30 Ford Truck with Flxpress Body $225 Under $400.00 33 Willys Six Coupe 13455 Under $500.00 31 Buick Sedan, .6 Wire Wheels $495 33 Chevrolet Coach $475 33 Chevrolet Short Coupe $485 33 Chevrolet Master Ccupe $475 33 Plymouth 33 Ford Ton Truck.

167 Inch Wheelbase, cah and dual llres 1476 Under $600 33 Chevrolet Sedan $610 Under $700 34 Ford Sedan See I'g Sell For Less! Ksed 'rires vrt cki 320 Moore Rhone 701-J Crrainic Aiilo Wrecking Always At Your Dresden Ave. Phone I.IVKRlHXd. AUTO WRECKING ANY i'ART ANY CAR TIRK.S, B.VTTEHIES. AUTO GLASS DRE.SDEN AVK. i'HONE 1013.

Public Auction LOMMI NITY SALE ON Thursday V. White farm, miles South of lataghiins 2 north of Frankfort on routs 168. W. B.NYDER, MA.NAGER Legal Notices $695 'EOTTER Chevrolet Company Open Evenings Until 8 P. M.

1933 Dodgs DeLuxe tloupe Like New Franklin Bport Sedan Knight Sedan Nash Ambassador Bedan Chevrolet 4 Cyl. coupe Whippet coach Kapp Motor Sains 520 Broadway. Phone 14 CHEVROLET Touring car In good running. Price 00 Paul SOLD! GAS RANGE IN ONE DAY This appeared in THE REVIEW on day. Cost the advertiser only 32c and sold the Gas Range, Fort Jewel gaa sldn oven, good baker, good rondltlon.

00. 258 VV. 9th Ht. From the smallest article to the largest, there is a progpect somewhere. Reaf-h them through.

THE REVIEW I.KfiAI. NOTItB 4 Glenn Barnhart and unknown heirs of Mary M. Uarnhart, deceased, of realdence are unknown and cennot reasonably be aa- rertaliied will taka notice that on the Nineteenth day of March, 1934, the plaintiff, Thi Potters Savings the pi and Loan Company, filed Its petition In the Court of Com- against them v.v..u- mon Pleaa of Columbiana County, Ohio; same being Cauae No. 24867 In said Court; for the foreclosure of a mortgage on certain real estate In petition described, to-wit: Situated in the City of East Uverpool, ounty of Columbiana and State of and known and being Lot Number Forty-three Hundred and Fifteen (4316L aa said Lot la num. bared and upon the recorded plat of The Puritan Land 1 Flrat Addition to said City.

Said premises being also known aa 1216 Erie Street, Eaet Liverpool, The prayer of said petition la for the forenloaure of the said mortgage and the sale of said real eatate and for other equitable relief. Held defendanta are required to answer said petition on or before the Fifteenth day of Beptember, 1934, or Judgment will be taken against them. THE POTTERS SAVINGS A LOAN COMPANl. E. DUNLAP, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Published at East Liverpool, Ohio, In East Liverpool Review, July 6 tb and August Ut. 8 th, 15th. 22nd and 29th, 1934 LEGAL NOTICK Robert W. whose Isst place of reaidence was P. O.

Box No. 375. Elyria, Ohio, but whose present place of residence Is unknown and can not with reasonable diligence be fie ascertained, Is hereby notified that Evelyn Lewis has filed her petition against him for divorce on grounds of wilful absence and gross neglect of duty In Case Number 25189 of the Common Fleas Court of Columbiana County. Ohio. that said cause will be for hearing on or before Beptember 12th, 1914 EVELYN LEWIS.

G. JAY CLARK. Attorney for Plaintiff. Potters Savings Loan Bldg, East Liverpool, Ohio, Published at East Liverpool, Ohio, In East Liverpool Review. July 25th, Aug.

1st, 8 th. 15th. 22od. and 1911. THE STATE OF OHIO, LU.MBIANA COUNTY, ss.

LfKBON, Ohio. August 6 1934. Notice Is here.v given that Bonnie Bell Keysor has been appointed administratrix of the estate of James Edward Keysor, deceased. Case No. 334 48.

H. W. HAM.MOND, Probate Judge. Charles Boyd, Attorney. Published at East Liverpool.

Ohio, In The East Liverpool Review, Aug. 16. 22. 29. By Herriman vn -i ANT 'ntMt ohhs Oct AnV feU'F.