The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 9

TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, EAST LIVERPOOL REVIEW. PAUE M. K. Zlmermaii, West Park Ava. Phona S19-R.

Uabon, Ohio. COURT ISSUES ALIMONY ORDERS James Scott Smith, who was recently sued for divorce by his wife Mabel K. Smith, has been oredered by the court to pay his wife $25 alimony within 30 days, and also $1(1 per week, payable each two weeks until further order of court. This order wao made by the court following a hearing on the motion for alimony. A simiiar motion has been heard by the court in the divorce case of Kleanor J.

Salisl)ury against her husband Karl Sali.sbury. Salisbury has been ordered to pay his wife per momlt alimony, and in addition $5d for the expense if her court action. Class Enrollment Tonight. On Tuesday eveuing at the David Anderson high school building, Lisbon, Prof. Fren will take up the enrollment for the occond semester in tlie extension class for teachers sponsored by Kent State Normal college.

This work will likely be in some 'phase of psychology. The cotirse will give those completing it three semester hours credit. To File Answer. In the foreclosure action filed Dec. 1.1th last by Lauretta B.

Cobbs against Mrs. Edna T. Cowgill and others, the court has granted leave to Lucy M. Gorman to file her answer at once. OFFICERS NAMED BY AID SOCIETY At the annual ffiecting of the Butler and Goshen Mutual Aid society held at Damascus last Saturday, the following officers were elected to serve for one year; President Elmer Walker; secretary-treasurer, Charles P.

directors. F. W. Isreal and John Kuhl. Mr.

Walker has been an officer of the association for 20 years. Judgment Entered. Being in default for answer or other pleadings, judgment by default in favor of the plaintiff for $1,802 and costs has been entered in the caee of C. W. Calvin as trustee against The Waymau Electric and Co.

In addition (he jud, been entered against A COURT ACTIONS DISMISSED HERE The case of Ella F. Clark and others against H. Gass has been di.s- inissed in common pleas court on mo tiou of the plaintiff and at the coats of the plaintiff. The petition sought recovery of a claim of $2,601.26. and was made a matter of record July 7, 1925.

Two other appeal actions have been dismtesed from the common pleas court records on motions of he plaintiffs, and at their costs, rhe.se cases are -Abe Griffith against Vcrno Carson, filed Oct. 16, 1925 and that of W. Christian against Lewis Purker, filed Nov. 7, 1925. Workhouse Contract Signed.

County comniis-sionera Monday entered Into a contract with the commissioners of Stark county for the WISE BUYING THRDT LESSON Penny Company's Manager Urges Budget Plan. Epic of the Air by Chas. A. Lindbergh Copyright. 1927.

By Chas. A. Lindbergh. CHAPTER IX. We refueled at Hattiesburg and Mobile, then landed at the Naval Air Sta tlon near Pensacola, where the commanding officer showed us every courtesy during ouv visit.

is a recognized iritie but no At la.st 1 received notice from the two people have exactly the same War Department to the effect that my of practicing K. Heden-1 examination had been satlsfactorilv qiiist, manager of the f. Penney passed, along with an order to appear Comitauy store, today at Brooks Fltdd, H.tn Antonio. in of us haW our pet economies time to enter the Mareh 15 class of fly- and our pet extravagances. Some- ing cadets.

Kllnk and 1 decided to cut short our vork our times the two balance one another. top wing and center section, which gave us tvventy-soven gallons extra capacity, or, in addition to the five gallon cans lashed on the wings, a crnl.sing range of about four huudred miles. The field was covered with water and as our next stop was to bo Brooks Field, which is Just a few miles south of San Antono, we only filled the wing and main tnnke, leaving the flre- gallou caua empty. At Brooks 1 obtained definite Instructions to report not later than i March fiffoonth. It was then the end of February but we decided to push on as far west as the inteiveuiug tin.tc would allow Sale Confirmed.

In the tax lein case filed Dec. 1. 1926 by Jo Pike, then county treasurer against Rebecca L. Hughes, an action in foreclosure, the cotirt has confirmed a eale, a deed aud entered a decrees of distribution. Judgment in this action as entered July 5th last.

Marriage Licenses. A marriage license has been issued to Everett Booth and Miss Vanesse McMlllin of East Palestine. They are to be married by the Rev. the keep of all prisoners sent to that institution. The former contrait expired as of Jan.

let last. Suit Instituted. Through its counsel. P. V.

the Central Acceptance company has filed an action against G. Riihard doing business as the Reo Sales and Service company, to recover $554.60 claimed due on a prom IsBOry note. Home Physician Named. Dr. James Gruber of Lisbon, has again been selected by the county No No Interest Interest Or tjcilc of Or Other SLIGHTLY USED Other Extra MUSICAL Extra 1 Charges INSTRUMENTS Charges Pianos Players Phonographs Radios EVERY ONE A REAL BARGAIN These instrments were taken in before Christmas as on better ones.

Some of them have been used but a bit our service department has gone over each one them in first-class condition in every respect. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF A PIANO, PLAYER, RADIO, OR PHONGRAPH AND WANT A GOOD ONE AT A LOW PRICE THESE BARGAINS WILL INTEREST YOU PIANOS Krakauer Piano 45 Harrington Piano 39 Pease, 79 Kingsbury, Lessing, Mahogany 89 Milton, Mahogany 79 Livingston, Mahogany Warirng, 59 Hamilton, A. B. Smith, Mahogany $110 Trayser, Mahogany Segerstrom, Princeton, Remington, 95 Foster, BENCH AND SCARF FREE. PLAYERS Walnut Oak 275 Walnut Player 279 Oak 295 Mahogany Oak Player Dark Oak Player .................325 Walnut Mahogany Player .................395 Mahogany Player 325 Oak Oak Oak 268 Walnut BENCH, SCARF, 15 ROLLS FREE.

PHONOGRAPHS Victor Victroia, Console $45 Victor Victroia, Mahogany. $49 Aeolian Vocation, Mahogany. $39 Cheney, Mahogany $47.50 Superha, Mahogany Victor Victroia, Silvertone, Oak $35 Mahogany Columbia, Oak Major-Tone, Mahogany $35 Pathe, Victor Victroia, Mahogany, Console model. Gold Plated $95 SELECTION OF RECORDS FREE. RADIOS Five Tube 9 Four Tube Radfola Five Tube $24 Tive Tube Atwater Kent 6 Six Tube Freed-Elsemann $45 FivS Tube Radiola Six Tube $58 Six Tube Six Tube Six Tube All Sett Thoroughly Tested.

MITH-PHILLIPS COMPANY allow boforo Then I would return by rail and Klinlr to leave for uUrtionary thrift as care and wisdom in the management of resources'. The amoinu of judgment a man exercises in his expenditures bas almc.si a.s niiu to do' with determining his standard of living I aaeola. Just after the ship had loft We had promised to fake one of the ladies of the post for a short hop be- fiire leaving, and on the morning of onr departure I took off for a test flight before taking the lady over Pen and the size of his hank aceotint as ha.s his earning capacity It is not what a man pays for nece.ssities that keeps him poor. It la what he lets slip through his fingers for foolish purchases, overcharges or payment for services he neither needs or wants. the year 1736, Benjamin Franklin wrote in his Nece.ssary Hints to Those Who Would Be Rich In buying goods it Is best to pay ready money, because he that sells upon credit expects to lose five per cent by bad debts; therefore he charges on all he sella on credit an advance that shall make up that is as true in 192S as it was in 1736.

A recent report of the National Thrift Comniitteo states (the American people) spent In the year 1926, 8 billion dollars on Installment buying alone, and It probably cost us another billion for the privilege of using this form of cheap buying means getting one's worth in service and satisfaction for every dollac or fraction of a dollar spent. Every article bought the field and was about 200 feet high over the bay the motor down to about 500. I banked around in an attempt to get hack to the field, lacked by about fifteen feet enough altitude to reach it and was forced to land in the hills less than a hundred feet from the edge of the flying field. The first hill I imh I off my laml- ing gear and one wdieel went up through the front spar on the lower leit wing, breaking it off about two feet from the fuselage. A quick survey of the plane showed that we would require a new landing gear and propeller in addition to the material required to splice the spar.

The navy hauled the plane Into one of Its large dirigible hangars and allowed ns to make use "of its equipment in repairing the damage. We purchased a spare landing gear and a propeller, then built a box frame around the broken spar and, after glu ing ail the joints, screwed it into position and wound the splice with strong cord, which was then shrhnk tight by several coats of dois'. In this way the which does not either serve a useful splice was made stronger than the ig- liiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiumniiimiHimiimtiiiiiiiiinitHiiHiitiiitiimiimmiiitttiitnitiifiitiimmiiiiiiiiiitfiitii purpose or contrihtite to enjoyment over a reasonable period of time, represents a loss. article for which one has no use Is dear at any price Tlie individual who realizes this is one step nearer being thrifty. Bargain hunting is as profitable as hnniiiig the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Practiced habitually It can waste more money than any one man can earn. buying is a subject not taught in schools. it is learned, when It is learned at all, only by the experience method, after making many costly mistakes. order to help solve the problem that Is shared by a hundred and some odd million of citizens, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics has prepared a series of budget plans. The J.

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30c. commissioners as physidan for the county home. He has held this position for a numl)er of yeaiu. His bid was the only one submitted at a meet ing of the board Monday afternoon. 2,122 DOG TAG LICENSES ISSUED A total of 2.122 dog Hcenses had been issued from the tax office at Lisbon up to the close of business Monday evening.

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ina! spar had been. When we were not working on tlio ship we made several trips to the old Spanish forts which protected (he city during the days whpn Florida still belonged to Spain. These are In an excellent state of pre.servaf ion and contain a number of passagpwuys, one of which Is supposed to lead underground between the (wo fortifications, but although we searched carefully for the opening to this tunnel we never found It. In all we spent about a week repairing the plane, and when It whs ready to fly once more 1 tested it with an Irving parachute borrowed from one of the officers of the sta tlon. That wae the first sejvlce type of chute I had ever worn and I ex- perlemed the unique feeling of not caring partimilarly whether the ship held together during the tests or not, I put that Canuck through maneuvers wlilch I would never have dreamed of doing with it before, yet with the confidence of absolute safety.

The advent of (he service parachute a tremendous step forward la the advance of aviation. It gave the test pilot ft safe means of escape in most cases when all else had failed. It permitted formations to fly closer in comparative safety, and, in short, allowed flyers to learn more about their planes than ever before. All this contributed to the ever Increasing kuowl edge of practical flying which makes po.ssible the safely of present air commerce. The airplane parachute has developed with the rapidity of the themselves.

For year.s descents with 'chutes were made from balloons, but the first jump from a plane was by Capt. Berry at St, Louis, Missouri, In 1912, His parachute was a comparatively crude affair and of no use la an emergency. Ten yours vice type parachutes had been perfected which were strong enough to stand any strain the weight of a man's body falling through the air touUI place on tht in, no matter how many ttioiiHaiid feet he fell before releasing tlio parachute from its uml today. fifteen years after Capt. Berry maile the fir.sf Jump from an airplane, every army and air mall pilot is required to wear a parachute.

The lest flight over we lashed a flv gallon can of gasollno on each wing and followed along the (Julf of Mexico to Pascagoula, There was a small crack half way down the back of the gasoline tank and when the gas no longer oozed out through the crack we knew that tho tank was half empty. By carrying the two gas tans we obtained an extra cruising range, and when the main tank heramo Itiw I would prmr their contents into it through a short length of steam hose. In tiilo way we expected to make longer flights be landing fields and partially make up for the time at From Pascogoula we went to New Orleans, landing in the race track north of tho city. Then to I.ake Charley and from (here to Rice Field would continue alone. We filled oil of our tanks and after running along the ground for half a mile, stalled into the air; htit after throe rill les of Brooks Field were (ompleted and the piano was le.su than fffty feet high we landed and lett one of (he cans.

Kliiik held the otlier in hi.s lap in tlie rear cockpit. We hud no more troulde in attaining hundred feet of altitude with the lessened load and greatly lessened resistance, which counted for mucli more than the weight of tlie ga.soline, hut an hour later, when the elevation of the ground below Increased as the mountains were ap- proaclied, we were again just skimming tlie mesquife and cactus. At last it was necessary for Klink to heave his gas can over the side aad for me to turn (he ship down a ravine to keep from striking tlie ground. It wae disappointing enough to leave the first can at Brooks Field but 1 do not hellfve Klink will ever forget the sight of the second as it burst on the ground below us. Sometime later we came to the West Nueces river and mistaking it for the Rio Grande, turned north.

We had been cutting across country hut had hardly flown long enough to reached tho Rio Grande. The Rio Grande was the noly river, according to my map, with a railroad running along the luuthea.st hank. We followed tlio Wts.t Nuece.s (o Camp Wood where tho rails ended. By tliat time I knew that the map was in error and wo Were on the wrnng eoiirse, hut as there was liisut'ficleiit fuel remaining to warrant onr cutting aeross tlie niniuitnins to the west, we ianded in a small sliccp pasture near Barksdale. This pasture wan not large enough for us both to take off together so 1 flew the ship over to Camp Wood alone and landed In tho town sipiare.

With tho wind blowing from the rlglit dl rectlon, and by taking off undet two telephone lines and over one roacl, the square afforded a long enough runway, provided the wind was blowing from the proper direction. (To be continued tomorrow.) Paris Is to have a central heating plant that will supply hot wau through mains connected with private homes. DRUGS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS, DRINK WATER Take Salts at First Sign of Bladder Irritation or Backache. The American men and wnmen must guard constantly agaiiist kidney trou hie because we often eat too much rich food. Our blood Is filled with acids which the kidneys strive to filter out; they weukeu from overwork, be come sluggish, the eliminative tisHues clog and the result Is kidney (rouble, bladder weakness ami a general dc cllno in health.

W'ben yoiir kidneys ls like lumps of lead: your hack hurts or tho urine is eloiidy, full of or you are obliged to seek relief (wo or three llniOH during the night; if you suffer with sli headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, arid or if you have rheumatism wlien (lie woather is bad, begin drinking lots of good soft water and get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Nuits. Take a Uiblespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous hu is made from the acid of graftes and lemon juice, combined with lUhla, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate clogged kldnays, to neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer are a source of Irritation, thus often relieving bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot Injure, makes a delightful effervescent ithla-water drink and belongs in every hotno, hocauso iiohody CHH miiko mls- at Houston, Texas. At Rice Field we take by having a good kidney flushing installed three fuel tanks under the any time.

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