The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 7

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n.r. pf imIi if PEAEE IN MAYOR'S VABStNltLm. I PERSONALS 1 United Presbyterian Missionary Irondale School to Show Third Feature SEVENTEENTH From India To Make Address Here Mr. and Mrs. N.

H. MHchell, of i Atea aveaue, have retnrnrd from Chf oago where they visited the former's maffaar, Sfra. Sara Mitchell. They a ''A eoanffaaled Mrs. Mttchen 'to Craotw awH oa her way to Florida adhere aha wIB spend the winter with her tfaugh Jason Smith.

1 fm Mr. abd Mrs, Leater oaamtly. 9 Ninth street, today announced tfat birth of a twelve and one half ptmut boy. The stork arrived yesterday. Velma.

daughter of Mr. and Pawl Wilsoa, Clark avesme, 111 at her home. 'X Mrs. A. C.

Wolfe, tit Pittsburgh, aitrt A $3,000 MORE APPROPRIATED FOR REPAIRS Maximum Fund for Sew er Work Set at $6,000 VERBAL CLASH Solon Connor Suggests Contractor Should Do Work. Epworth League of Hammoncbville M. E. Church Entertains t. The Epworlh League of, the Hammonds ville Methodist Episcopal church held their monthly meeting recently, the Affair taking the form of a Hallowe'en Tho church parlors were decorated appropriately an oraage and black color scheme being used Music and games were we pastime Luncheon was served by the com IWr.

Mrs. John Morrow, of Mlverva w.v. "Mrs. B. O.

Morrow. Talrd street. Mr. aadwMra. WlUiam MunJock ar vjl moving from Buckeye a venae to Dickey property In Center avenue.

in charge. STREET SEWER ISSUE LOSES Needed 55 Percent Vote in Order to ZMS SA I I I OP I I Mere Majority is Not Sufficient, Says Luecock. Contrary to the opinion existing ia official circles yesterday following Seventeenth street sewer bond Issue, proposed by the city as a relief from poor drainage conditions In the district, did not carry. City Solicitor 8. C.

Luecock today announced that the Issue required a SFi per cent vote, and the small majority of little more than half a dosen rates was uot sufficient to ualng the issue. The opinion was held by "Solicitor Luecock yesterday (hat a tnajorttyJ vote would serve, but a urther Investigation of laws yesterday afternoon tad to the discovery that the issue, which was submitted tinder provisions of a law passed In March by the state legislature, must have a 66 per cent Lvote. m. As a result of the finding. municipal Iseue rahmltted to Wctb vllle elector was defeated, with taai exception of the ftre truck hood issue which carried by a vote of SS9 to J55.

Thirteenth and tho Twentieth street sewer proaoskluAs also going down to t. r.V.C Taxable Property In Colorado Shows Heavy MENVKR. Taxabw property the atate of Cokmado is valued at according to meat by tiiStats Board of Equalise Won. Thi an increase of $9,713,854 over lat year. The BoaiM of Equalization fiffare ahaw that the city of Leaver's property valuation lu 192 was 9439,18.

$90. aa in create of fl3.5l,f09 ovrrw 4 Buster Brown Shoes WOMEN'S GOLOSHES WOMEN'S PATENT GOLOSHES $3.5 CHILDREN'S GOLOSHES BALL BAND AND GOODYEAR GLOVE ARCTICS FOt MEN AT THE LOWEST PRICES. BOYS' AND MEN'S SHOES WITH THE FAMOUS USKIDE SOLES. YOUNG MEN'S OXFORDS Of Picture i The Iroadale nchools will show the third of ttelr series of pictures Monday evening, 8. This picture Is Timothy's Quest, from the story by Kate Wtggia There will alee be shown "An American ia tho Making, a government film which gives ttie story of the steel Industry, Black's orchestra will furnish the musk.

Tbeee picture are being shown to finance the motion picture projector which the school recently purchased for use Ui visual education work. Attendance at the first two pictures has been vary good and It is expected that Ui remamtng picture win yieia sni ficient profits to eutirely pay for the projector. Other feature pictures which will Ik? are as follows Nov. lfr "Aaaabell Lec. Nov.

22 Peck's Im4 Boy." Nor. 3f9 "Tuc Hotwier Schoolmafi Ur A Doc. iTVe JaKuk't Dec. 11 ite Sky Pilot." Taylor anil JKeylor. entertainers In the second number of the sc hool entcr tainment course, delighted a large au dkmco Monday, evening.

Both men were in their fields of entertainment and there was not a dull moment during the entire evening. The.aext attraction of the course Is Chief Strongheart on Tuesday, February 8. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Dnceasaa. of 'Newark, visited with Mr. ami Mrs. L.

joaaauHi iwnwiv. Tho following local teachers attend the meetings of the Northeastern Ohio Teacher' association at Cieve laad Friday and Saturday: Hortease Caaup, Maude McMahaa. Martha GiU. Lucille Gordon, Mabel Wagner and L. X.

Johnston. Those who visited other schools were: Kthel Wtwl, Tiitdma Luke. Grace Nevil, Anna Mt Lain, The roa Miller and A. F. Axe.

The IocaI schools will observe Ar mlsftica Day with short programs in the various grade at 1 o'clock. After tii program the children will be shown threo chapter of the "Son of a picture showing the most important vent in the life of Abraham Lincoln. The titles of the chapters are: "Mt Mother," "My Father" and "Tho Call To Anns." Benjamin Chapitt will be seea in the role of Abraham Lincoln. Jn the evening the picture wH bi ahowa to the subtle and Rev. Harry F.

Pattersjm. of Toronto, will give a pattotic addresi. 1 Panil of the branch will stage a Tom Thumb Wedding oa November "19. 1 Dr. J.

W. t'iaudy, of Pittsburgh, will give aa address in th Presbvterian church oa Tuesday evening, Novem i her 9. This is the sword of a series lectuMS given under the auspices of the church and the public Is urged to attend. i I take laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. A Safe and Proven Remedy.

The box bears the of W. Grove. 30c. 4Tho 8tor the 00 g1 MB I I oisi, o'erjogr'' ill MAvrb Mm 5 9 iW. mm 1 of at mora place coat they eyes.

COUNCIL MAKES FUND TRANSFER Needed 1 50 to Pay for Repairs Hall. City council last night authorised the transfer of $150 from' the safety fund to, the service fund for repein on the city hall building. The meas are waa approved as aa emergency resolution. Solons recently directed the service 'department to make repairs to the root of the building, through which water was leaking. Solicitor Ijnecock pointed out to council, in connection with a discussion oa lights, that the Ohio Power company could make bo move toward buying the standards for the whlH way system here without first consulting head officers of the company.

The contract with the company, as drawn up, did not take thestandards Into consideration, and the company's bid was made' with no reference to the property In conformity with the city's advertisement for bids. In order to effect a sale of lv solicitor said, it would be necessary to retrace these legislative steps aud this would mean a delay of several weeks or more in the in stallation of the ligbimg aysteirt piannea oy council. No actum was taken on the announcement that Brannon. cal auto dealer, would Install a dan ger signal if council permitted. diitcit lv In front of tho Ninth street school building In order to warn niotorHU ef the abrupt turn there.

President Clyde Baker suggested fHtfoa in Eleventh street and eye avenue. No action was taken. FATHERS, Will Hold Banqqet First Christian Church. tn Arrangement have been completed for the Fathers and Sons' banquet which will be held tonight in the dining room of the First Christian church, according to announcement by Rev. EL Lee, pastor.

Rev. B. R. Johnston, pastor of the First Church of Christ, of East Liverpool, wi 11 deliver the chief address, speaking on the subject, "When Dads Become Boy Again." During tho program that will follow the dinner, a number of group songs will be sung by the fathers and sons, led by T. C.

McClelland. A toast, "Our Sons," will be delivered by Richard Beymer and Charles Grafton to respond with a toast to "Our Fathers." Dinner will be served at 7 a'clork by the Delta Alpha Sunday school class. Electric light for railway paseea ger car and engines are to be Introduced into India. An electric stove which stores heat daring tho night for use the next day being offered in Amsterdam. Farmer of China are being com pellad to par high as 36 per cant war a borrowing money.

ONS DINE TUNlbH I i I I Kqog Co STREET FOGO ASHLEY BREAK PROMPTS PRIVATE UEET Committee Named to Attempt to Bring About Reconciliation, WORK Li UP Special Conference Will be Held Friday Night. A special conference ot council members, appointed at last night's adjourned meeting ot th aolons, together with Solicitor S. Luecock, Auditor Fred Eckfeld and other city officials wjil be held privately on Friday night at 7:30 o'clock in the auditor's office for the purpose of trying to effect a reconciliation between Mayor W. L. Fogo and former Safety Service Director George P.

Ashley. Arrangements for the special session were msiied through by soloes at last night's meting whea the so NUcitor pointed out that the absence ot a service safety director would not only prevent the completion of con tractural relations with i tht Ohio lower company lor the installation of a better lighting system but also hinder other manicipal operations which demand action by the director. According to a recent ruling in common pleas court, no other city official possesses the legal nower to met for the service safety director In practically any instance, especially in cases where the latter's signature is required. Solons had this In mind when they launched the peace movement. Council will be represented at the conference by members W.

S. Connor, First ward; W. B. Nicholson, Fourth ward, and S. TeterSi Second ward.

Suggestion which led to council manic action came first from Solicitor Luecock who said that the number of important legislative nutters demanding immediate action, make it imperative that a service safety director be established in office at once. The question of ligutf, which is about to be ettled for a period of ten years, at least, as a result of a contract with the Ohio Power company, with the Installation of a greatly improved lighting system throughout the city, was brought to the attention of council by W. B. Nicholson. "The people are demanding light they voted for lights, and they titled to get them, declared Nichol therefore, I move that a committee from council be named to try to tlx up this controversy right oninn Raymond McLean seconded the motion and President Baker nam ed his committee.

C. P. NEWS NOTES H. B. Hoag.

engine dispatcher, has returned from a hunting trip in Penn ByTE.aSnyder, boiler maker, Is back at work after a three montlia' lllnes F. Reese, bollermaker helper and Harry Stillwell, engine cleaner, arj off duty on account of lllnea. R. C. McCready has returned to work after an illness of six months.

J. F. Thomas, chief material clerk, is visiting with friends in Blairsville, Pa. mrstr. d.

ferralt club hostess Mrs. R. D. Ferral entertained mem bers of the Good Cheer club recently at her home in Seventh street, the affair taking the form of a mothers; daughters supper. Covers were arranged for 18.

Fancy work and music were Jortht HEALTH Ml'itU to ike TASTE KNOX 6PARKUNO GELATINE N.T. iws i2sTwlJ'li aawKniBAiMMaJkawSMM BMBsaasBBBwaaa, M.Mr Trrir ti B. FOURTH Friendly wtrvloa John FUUi Miss Mary Martin to be Honor Guest at Recep tion Friday Night by Women's Society. Miss Mary Martin, missionary from India, will be the guest of members of the Women's Missionary society of the First United Presbyterian church on Friday evening at a meeting la the church parlors. A recention for Miss Martlh is being itauux7u vj utw wait1'" fair will start at 7:50 o'clock.

Miss Martin is enjoying her third furlough from India where she has been engaged for a number ot years in the missionary field. Her activities there are supported by the Women's Missionary society ot the Steubenville Presbytery ot the United Presbyterian church. Members of the local society, women of the church and their friends have been Invited to attend the meeting. Miss Martin will discuss many of the interesting details ot her work. Salineville to See Noted Entertainers In Lyceum Course Herbert A.

Taylor and W. C. Key lor, versatile entertainers, will appear on Friday evenlngv November 6, in the Garubner opera house, SaUnevllle, in the second number of the school's lyceum course. Then entertainment will embrace a wide variety of magic juggling, ventriloquism, paper tearing, clown chas acterizatkras, vocal numbers, plane logucs, character songs, imitations and rag picture creations. Taylor Is a magician, ventriloquist and a clown: His partner is a tenor soloist of considerable attainment.

Pianologues and character songs fa costume are featwres of his pari; of the program. The Dorcas Bible class of the Prei byterlan church taught by Mrs. Charles Johnson, held their monthly business meeting recently in the home of Mrs. R. W.

Daley in Main street. Mrs, Helen James was the leader for the evening. The subject was "Thanks." The class will hold a tauaar on Do cember 0 11. At the. close of the meeting refreshments were served.

The next meeting wUl be held in th3 home of Mrs. Charles Johnson. Trie Sophopore class of the Salineville high school, presented the school with ten volumes of the, "World's Books," recently, while the freshman class presented the high school wK'u a ten volume set ot Cotpton Pictured encyclopedia. 4 The eighth grade school held Hallowe'en party Monday evening In the school. Music and gajnes were.

the diversions. Each guest came attired in a masquerade costume, i Mrs. Joe Poloso. of Ohio, has concluded a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Fanelii. She was accompanied home by her sister. Miss Margaret Fanelii. Mrs. Herman Graubner has conclud ed a business trip to East i.iveroooi.

i Misses Ada aud Edna Kirk have concluded a visit with their sister. Mrs. Mattle Kirkbride. in Cleveland. Clifford Strabley.

John Skinner. Dennis Maher and Laurence Hart were East Liverpool visitors Sunday. Miss MaryLouise Graubner, has concluded visit in tho home of her uncle, Edward Graubner and family to Lisbon. William Grundy Is suffering from an infection In his light foot, following an accident in. a football ganw held' at Leetonla recently.

The Salineville high school football team will plav Saturday with tho Minerva high, in that place. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scheck of Steubenville, have returned home after a visit with the former's sister, Mrs. James Johnston in Foundry hill.

Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Beck with of Alliance, are visiting in the home of the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert McClellan. 7 Mrs. Erskine of Uhrichsville. has returned home after a visit with Mr.

William Eason. James Brewster, of Salem, has returned home after a visit "with his sister. Mrs. William Eason. Mrs.

Montgomery of Salem, has cencladed a visit with her sister, Mrs. 1 Miss Grace Tolsoo entertained with saasqaerade party reeently in the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tolson.

in Churdi atfet.The iome was decorated in keepteg with the season, Refreshments were aerv led by the hostess mother, assisted by Mrs. Vence Vasbinder. Covers were arrangea ior iwemjiwu bu Supt and Mrs. C. C.

Miller and son. Billy, have returned home after a visit with the latter's sister. Mrs. L. E.

Lewis in Cleveland. Miss Veronica Black has accepted a position as teacher In the high achool in Chester, W. Va. Mrs. John Overhaugh and Mm.

Lattie Smith were entertained recently a chMma dianer in the aoaw of Mrs. Frances Maple in Mate street The third and fourth grades of the Hill school, taught by Mis Meryl George, have given over the attendance banner to the West "end school taught by Migs Ruth Boyce. which had an average attendance of 99 per cant for the past month. Homer Faloon Is seriously 111 in his home In Main street. Mrs.

John Randolph Is seriously fu In the home of her son. Clifferd Randolph in Main street TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED Mr. Edward Purintoa tba Taaaday Bridge club rooeatry at Tsar horn ia Riverside a venae fellow bxg a tnacaaoa.at th O. D. McGarry widaaea la Atat JBsvwra! ta 1 L.

I nviii 1 dd rnTroiiriD am City council lant night authorised the issuance of a certificate of indebtedness amounting to fS.OOO, In addition to the certificate issned some time ago for the firt 13.000, for repair work on cily sewors, last Jiight'B resolution limiting tbo maximum amount for'repair tik, for the present, to According to City Auditor Fred Eckfeld, 1 4.99 has alwady been eiat on the repair work. As a result. $2,000 will be left for further operations. la connection with the passage of the resolution, Councilman Connor made the suggestion that, in bis opin ion. it would be better to let the Job to a con tractor, his remaiks prompting a lively verbal debate with Mayor W.

L. Fogo, Connor, following the motion to pass the resolution, said, "I think the job cught to be dme by a contractor and that's th only way I'll vote for it." "Finish It up as it is," declared Solon Fred Heldman, in defense of mu nicipal force. Mayor Fogo asserted that. We don't want $7,00 or anything like' that to clean up McQueen's Run. It's needed all over town.

There are gutters aii'f sewers that must be attended to, the run between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, and besides, the run that filled Davidson's cellar with water demands attention. Such things as that are likely to lead into damage suits. Twenty eecoad street is In better hhape than it ht'S been for year4" lt oht to ne, reraarKcq i oonrn man Connor. an Connor. "We've worked hard on that job," continued the mayor.

"We'vo filled out the street to lti proper level again. Conditions like this are to be found all over town. This has been a raoi emergency. ltwas a flood, not a freshet And no contractor could have men whw would dot it any belter than the ones that have been working ink "I still believe that a contractor More woik could be gotten out ot ioe men by a roatractor." demanded Mayor Fogo. Haven't we 1eea watchrng the JttO enough?" "fes," replied Connor, "there has hema enouab watch tax." "How could any contractor get more work out of his men? The mayor ask ded the question again.

The mea fhv been working hard oa that job ucwrrt kink roi vi wwi ivi what they've doaa. They are building a breaker now to keep the stone and debris out of McQuena's run. The Lis bon road demands attention as well as a dozen other places in town." The resolutlou was passed as an emergency meadnre, with Connor cast lag a oegxtive vote. The firvt resolutkia passed by council called for an appropriation of S3, 009 for the work. In the meantime.

$4.00 has been spent, making It Bee 4 essary to appropriate further funds fui a continuation of the reair job. Janice Dcnaldson Hostess to Friends At Birthday Party; Mrs. Ross Donaldson entertained re cently at hr home near Saliaeville la honor o( the eighth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Jantc. Music and games were the pastimes. Miss Donaldson received a large number of gifts.

Hallowe'en colors and novelties were used la th decoration. Tho guest included Evelyn aa' Grace Hogue, Nellie Williams, Naomi Wbilacra, Dorothy Smith, Marine Manning. Shirley Boals, Janice Don aklaoa and sister Louise. Out of town gnesrta iactaded Marjorfte Donaldson, of SteubeavUle. sod Olendora Smith, of Bast Liverpool.

Laachoon was served by hollos teas, assisted by Mr. Merle Donald son, of Steubenville. cr sister irirl hist buddinf? into LBTLarj v. Sliwstv Mt to Orook's. MORE FUR TRinr.QED 0' So great was tite respattte to our offering of Coats $49J0 and so wall pioaiad were our patrotia oajrer 1km wcmdarful qualitj tka sbactei, srjrles aad marvalont fur trisnnitiigs, that apa kavo booa trymg for days to aawa of thorn, and oar efforts havs succeeded mad wo on sale another now ahifunnt tooMNrow.

1 1 a OA I 4 IVfll We want erery woina who is going to buy a now to come ond see diete before aiakhig a purrhasa for I are tho host coats ewsr sold at this price. We leave 1 tost up to yoej Come in aad They are weu made of dependaMe Ugh ojawlity DiaieriaJs and good fur trhnmings. They are all tin all styles, all aH rFAnrMn hrtmn flae fiscs. it takes a A in. flv.

tiAMk of m. The Fine These Are see then with mar own siaaa9 an coiors 1 MATERIALS: Bolir, Durana, EstreUa, kin, Plaids, iaass 'w OOLOSISi Giaa Falcoa fiufMy sister was aD sorts of pills aad SoIbightba bottle rf Syrup Pepsin. She has had no constipation voce, her cpm II Far Trimmings 1 hod happier. Now I ytntxmcad Dr. Caldw SymPSiin.

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