The Morning Herald from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 2

TUESDAY, NOVBMHEH 18, 1930 THE MORNING HERALD. UNIONTOWN. PA. KDKA NEW LOW PRICES BROTHER-SISTER PLAYFORD HEIRS, CODICIIREVEALS Document, Written in Pencil Week Before Tragedy, Found in Safety Deposit Box ESTATE MAY BE $150,000 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IBv Associated frett Eastern SutniJwuJ lime.

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-A Oa-Topics in Brief- 7BZ asz wi.w KliKA i A Willi) 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy Also WBZ WHAM KDKA IVIUI. WHO CKGW WUVA W.IAX WIOD WCKY WPTK WI.W WFI.A WJK 7:15 Dance Orchestra W.IZ 7:30 Phil Cook Also WBZ WUC WI.W 7:45 Polly Preston, Radio Serial WJZ 7:45 Bonnie Laddies Only WUC 8:00 King's Orchestra Also WBAL WHAM KDKA WSM WSB WPTF WLW' Be Announced WJZ chain Miss Helen Ackenhausen Is the Brat successful Republican candidate for public office in Dallas, Texas. She was elected to the office of public weigh NOTE THESE SEVEN FEATURES 1 Attractive desisns. 2. Ls Cooking Top.

3. Mny color rrnsmen-. sry nd white; all whie trimmed with srn. 4. Deep oven.

5. Meny imuUted oven rnge. 6. L3e c'rewei lor potj and pan. 7.

Oven temperature reeulatot on ivery range. Qun 7 (5 Jolly mil and Jhiis. 8:00 Morning Parade. Mouth Health. 8:30 Vermont Lumber Jacki.

8:46 A. P. Program. 9 nn -Se ville Coke rime nlfrnal. 9:01 KJJKA Home Forum.

Slvle Shopping Barvlce. 9:47 Nana 10:45 Fuud T.llk. 31:00 Forecast School of Cookery. 11:30 Vim nor's Vitality Program. 11:46 The Itec-llallsla.

1 I Tim" bIkiimIs. 12:00 Noon Weather Hiid Markets 12:33 Hotel William Penil Orchestra. 1:00 NmU'iiiil Farm and Home Staii.lnr.Jl) Cur Headers. l.lllU: Ma. da.

2:00 Thi, Blues Chasers. 2 Band of l.H"0 Melodies. 3 1ft Ono of a Series of Talks. 8:30 -Red Arrow Quartet. 4:00 Weather reports.

Flashea. 4:46 Music 5:15 Matliica 6:30 Market 8:00 Union Savings Bank program. 6-30 Reyimr's Tuesday Melodists. 6:45 Literary TYifrost. 7:00 Amos and Andy.

7:15 Retch Revelers. Sacred So.ib Concert. Puro Oil Orchestra. 8:45 Arkansas Pino. 0:00 TF.K Music.

30 Death Valley Days. 10:00 Weslllighousc Salute. 10 PERSONALS By LOUIS SHELBY Miss Nathlyn Molans, employed In the offices of the Piltsourgn manager of the Warner theaters in this district, and Sauford Molans. student In the University of Pittsburgh, returned Sunday evening after a weekend visit in Uniontown with their parents. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Molans of Highland avenue. Mrs J. Sanner of Woodlawn avenue went to Youngwood yesterday to spend several days with Miss Uar.iH Miss Kern is reported as recovering satisfactorily from the effects of a recent Illness.

Miss Mar' Labant of Smock was In Uniontown to shop yesterday after- "At the home of Mrs. Balsinger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Skelley of Coruiellsvllle.

a son was born on Frl day November 14, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs George H. Balslnger of Olivet-No 1 Master Balslnger has been named George William and with his mother is resting comfortably. Mr and Mrs. J.

H. Auslander and children have closed their home, Country Club boulevard, for the season and will occupy a suite in the White Swan Hotel. Mrs. Mary Johnson has been discharged from the Uniontown Hospital, recovered from the effects of a recent aDDendicltis operation. Within a short time she expects to return to her duties In the Michael Infant shop.

South Gallatin avenue, whs she. Is emnloved as a saleslady. Mr. and Mrs. rinley Burchlnal of New Geneva were guests of union-town friends the latter part of the Frank Smith, former firm member of the Sample and Smith Furniture Company, has gone to Fred erick, to assume hiB duties as a district supervisor with the Merltol Gas Company.

Members of the Smith family, who reside souui mi. ver-non avenue, will remain In Union-town tor the time being, until Mr. Smith becomes established in his new Mrs. Lena We3becher of Mill street and Miss Miriam Hankins Fayette street spent the weekend vis iting the former's sister. Miss Peg Snyder in New Kensington.

Mrs. George Myers returned Sun day to her home In Markleysburg after a week's visit In Uniontown a nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Glover of Lemon street. RIDES COST $161,624,000 NEW YORK, Nov.

17. New York Citv's 6,000,000 took 3,358,700,000 rides most of them underground on city transit lines during the year ending June 30, the transit commission reported yesterday. The passengers paid $161,624,000, an average of less than five cents a ride. The figures for the different lines of transport were: I. R.

T. subway, I. It. T. elevated, H.

M. T. subway and elevated. Hudson uud Manhattan 'ubes (under the Hudson river to New Jersey). 110.700.000; bus lines, street cars.

Si6o.5O0.000; other lines. 347.400,000. VISIT MOTHER HERE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and two children of Clarksburg.

W. spent the weekend in Culontowu when they visited the former's mother, Mrs. Robinson of Mot- RETURNS TO STUDIES Mlfs Rhnda Nixon has returned to her studies in Stale T-achers' college. California. I'a alter a weekend visit in with her parents.

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Castoria. It is harmless to the smallest infant; doctors wiil tell you so. You can tell from the formula on the wrapper how mild it is, and how good for little systems. But continue with Castoria until a child grown. BRING RESULTS- II p.rn.tsruMfcrti FAYETTE COUNTY GAS COMPANY The Gas and Electric Appliance Company 11 Pittsburgh Stwet Phone 17: In a codicil written In lead pencil, the wording showing a nervous.

Jerky erratic hand, Attorney William Robert Playford, made out his final Instructions disposing of an estate that may have equities totalling $160,000 on November 6th, Just one week before he wiped out his family and then shot himself, It was revealed Monday when relatives went over rr3 papers. The codicil as well as a last will written November 1st, 1930, were found In the Playford safe deposit box In the National Bank of Fayette County. Efctch was In a separate envelope. The codicil In the last sentence reads: "In the event of the death of my wife and all my children before my death, I give all my estate to my brother and sister Charlie and No one In the register's office or member of the legal profession would Interpret the codicil or the will Itself, however, In view of the unusual circumstances involved. It will Be recalled that Mrs.

Play-ford and one of the three children did not precede him in death, Pauline dying" about ftn hour after her father and Mrs. Playford about 14 hours later. The will Itself, however, stipulates that in the event there are no descendants, the nrother and sister shall be beneficiaries. The will and the codicil complete are as follows: Robert W. Playford of Union-town, Fayette county.

do make, publish and declare the following to he my last will and testament, here by revoking any former wills by me at any time heretofore made: First I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Nancy Stirling Play ford, the sum of $6,000 should my es tate amount to that much after the payment of my debts, and my house hold goods. Second Should the balance of my estate after the payment of my debts and the above request to my wife amount to as much as the the entire said balance, 1 give to the National Bank" of Fayette County Uniontown, In trust for my wife and children, the Bald bank to invest the same and pay the Income quar terly if possible to my wife for her use and that of my children until the youngest of said children arrive the age of 21 years-after which one- half of the Income shall be given to my wue and the otner half divided be paid to my children provided, ever, should my wife or children need the principal of the trust estate for their possible maintenance and port the trustee shall pay out of the principal so much as in its judgment is proper for this purpose without uruer of any court. The trust shall crease and terminate upon the death of the survivor of my wife and chil dren unless It terminates earlier by the exhaustion of the fund for tie maintenance and support of my wife, or, and children, in accordance with the provision above named. At the termination of the trust. should there be any fund remaining in the hands of the trustees the same shall pass to my issue (descendants) accordance with the intestate laws of Pennsylvania, but should have no Issue (descendants) at that lime, then the same shall be equally divided between my sister, Blanche Playford Boyle and my brother Charles Playford.

nird However should my estate after the payment of my debts and tne above bequests of $5,000 to my wife amount to less than $26,000 then give, bequeath and devise the en tire estate to my wife and children In accordance with the Intestate laws of Pennsylvania and in default of tiiese to my sister and brother afore said. Fourth I hereby authorize and' di rect my executors to sell and convey Radium Is Restoring Health to Thousands Xo medicine or drug. Juat a light small, comfortublfi incxppnal ve Radio- ArtJva Pad, worn on the back by day Inp: you before you Onu sold on this plan. Thousands hav written us thut It healed them of Neuritis. Rheumatism.

High Blood oiiBitpauon. jtvujs rat Inn. Asthma and other respi disorder. Heart. Liver, Kidney Bladder trouble, etc.

No matter wfaat you have tried, whit! yun- may be, try Ppnen'n Radlo-Activo I'm! at "ur risk. Write tociHj- fcr trint onr una aescriptivo niera ftiro. Hidiim) ppbn'iv Bradbury Lua Angela. Cnl. but with practically the entire town awake and alert these embers of destruction were quickly extinguished Damage to the buildiug Its contents will exceed' $12,000, It is believed.

The cars, slock and ture were partially covered by Castoria for CHILDREN'S ailments all my children before my death I give all my estate to my hrother and sister. Charlie and Blanche. R. W. PLAYFORD, Nov.

6th. 1930. Witness: ELLEN E. MURRAY MOSONTOWN HAS ANOTHER BLAZE; LOSS IS $10,000 Masontown firemen, between two and five o'clock Monday morning, fought one of the hottest blazes they have encountered this year when fire completely destroyed the grain and feed store belonging to Morris Sosln on. South Main street and sent thousands 'of burning sparks all over the town to the tear and dread of the populace.

No one knows the origin of the blaze which -apparently started In the hay on the first floor. When the two borough Are trucks arrived on the scene the wooden structure was crackling in flames and the blaze made rapid headway. Colli Organt, who resides next door in a flat above his garage, together with members of the DeBardo family, were forced to flee when the heat became bo Intense It cracked the window canes on the side of the house adjoining the burning, building. There after, the firemen devoted their el-forts to saving the surrounding structure, letting the one builuing burn and rlylng water on each side to pre vent a conflagration. At four o'clock, just when It seemed that the structure had been reduced to ashes carrying with It Sosln's sedan car, a truck and a half dozen old car bodies in a junk yard in the rear, a sudden explosion shot flames and burning embers 100 feet In the air and causerl a momentary panic.

The firemen believe it was the bursting of a gasolino barrel which was kept In the junk yard with an emergency supply of gasoline. Sparks flew to various parts of the city and ignited a number of fields. and giro good sufficient anil proper deeds for any and or all of my real estate situate either In Pennsylvania, West Virginia or elsewhere without application to and consent of any court. Lastly I appoint my beloved wife Nancy and the National Bank of Fayette County executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and seal tils first day of November, 1930.

ROBERT W. PLAYFORD Signed, sealed, published and declared by above named, Robert W. Playford, an, for his last will and testament in the presence of us who at his request and In his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. LINN V. PHILLIPS, ELLEN B.

MURRAY Codicil to my last will dated November 1st, 1930: If my wife and all my children predecease me then: I give to the Union Cemetery $500 in trust for the maintenance of the Playford family burying lot. My executors shall, of course, pay all of my debts which are at the five banks, Monongahela National Bank of Brownsville, National Deposit Bank of Brownsville, Farmer's Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh, Second National of Uniontown ari.d the National Bank of Fftyette Countv, small current bills, S1.000 to Mrs. Herron and $3,000 to the Grey estate. Miss Murray can ejplain the last two. In the event of the death of my PIMPLES If you want, to get.

rid of ugly, disgusting pimples In a hurry, try the harmless new remedy in convenient tablet form, called Kit.igran. It gets rid of the impurities in the blood so quickly that the shin clears up right away often within 4 hours. You cau got Kltagrau hero at Fayette Drug who will return your money II you are not thoroughly satisfied. Adv. 39 B.

xRE you prepared to render first aid and quick comfort the moment your youngster has an upset of any eort? Could you do the right thing immediately though the emergency came without warning perhaps tonight? Castoria is a mother's standby at such times. There is nothing like it in emergencies, and nothing better for everyday use. For a sudden attack of colic, or for the gentle relief of constipation; to allay a feverish spell, or to soothe a fretful baby that can't sleep. This pure vegetable preparation is always ready to ease an ailing youngster. It is just as harmless as the recipe on the wrapper reads.

If you see Chas. H. Fletcher's signature, it ip geniune HERALD WANT ADS is VISITORS FROM CLEVELAND Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kossel and daughter Gloria, of Cleveland, Ohio, motored to Uniontown Sunday, and spent the day as the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Stefancln, of Continental No. 1. MICHAEL SALINA IMPROVING Friends of Michael Salina, of Cool spring street, will be to learn that he Is reported to be getting along splendidly In the Uniontown. Llospitai after undergoing a senou operation Monday morning.

Fighting for Life Premier Kuko Hamfuchi of Japan, shot in the abdomen as he waa boarding a train in the Tokyo Railroad station, is wag-Ibk battle against the bullet's chest COLDS Best treated by stimulation and inhalation ACTS TWO WAYS AT ONCI By Lyman Young TIM TYLER'S LUCK 'WMn" 1 jsfSLQL IIS 1 Mill iijw A -i Mn WLPv I I r'i- wn SET TO IMOSE ME QUESTION HE'S WISE DARE TO ARE WE flOT A FtW TRKMS l.f.