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A 1 THE GREENVILLE DAILY. TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921. Society Ice Cream Social, The Stelvideo Grange will hold an ice cream social at the Kelsey school house on Wednesday evening, July 27th. Everybody come.

Entre Nous Picnic. The members of the Entre Nous Club invite their families to a picnic at the City Park on Thursday afternoon, July 28th. Committee Attention Please. The Beamsville Christian Endeavor society will hold an ice cream: so cial Saturday evening, July 23rd on the church lawn. Come and help us help others.

Hime- Clay Reunion. The ninth annual Hime-Clay reunion will, be held at the Darke County Fair Grounds, Sunday, July 31, 1921. Relatives and friends are invited to come with a well-filled basket and enjoy the day. Roma Clay, Sec. Invitations Received.

Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Irwin request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Leona to Mr.

Leo M. Koehler Wednesday morning, July "twenty seventh, nineteen twenty-one eight o'clock St. Rose's Church, Lima, Ohio The above invitations have been "received by local relatives and friends. 'The bride-to-be was a Tormer resident here ard is well known The groom is connected with the Irwin Construction and a for. mer resident of Barberton.

DERSONAL MENTION Harry Wise was a Dayton visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Vance motored to Pitsburg yesterday afternoon, L. W.

Dissinger and Floyd Rote motored to Columbus today on. busi ness. Raymond Fryman motored to Richmond yesterday to call On friends. Earnest Aukerman. of Elyria here.

visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas Jefferies. Martha Mong, Ethel Miller, Larry Maher and Haworth were vis itors at Edgewater Park last even Ins. Snapper Pierce was. here today from Bradford for the circus.

A. Woods was here today from P. qur on business. Mr. and Mrs.

John Lecklider returned to their heme in Indianapo lis after spending si: weeks here vis iting relatives. Carl Shotwell has raturned to Col umbus. He has resigned his position with the Franklin Tractor Co. and expects. to -join his father in busines: in the Capital City.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Howare. and Miss Carrie Lynas of Columbus Ohio, have returned to Columbus after spending several days with Mr and Mrs. Bernie Phillips.

Mr. and Mrs. Char. Mallory of To ledo have. been spending the week with Mirs.

(Elizabeth Rentse'ller They expect to motor back to Tole do tomorrow in company with Mrs Rentschler and daughter Kathryn. Greenville visitors at Evergreen Lake yesterday included Onda Kane Wm. Livingston, Walter Penny, Carl Werner, Ralph Fird, F. J. Fisher, Rex Tutweiler, Jack Clear, Scherer, Frank Filkerth, Louis Lecklider, Mr.

End MrA. Albert Yountz and family, Dr. Moyer and family and Mr. and Harry Mendenhall, Sigh for the "Good Old Days." Jude Trutire says he sometimes wishes we could get back to the old times when the average person was not expected to make a speech except en his birthday or when he got elected to something. For Three Generations Have Made Child-Birth Easier By Using SOLD BY ALL STORES DRUG FRIEND WRITE FOR BOOKLET ON MOTHERHOOD AND THE BABY, FREE BRADFIELD REGULATOR DEPT.

9-D. ATLANTA, GA. MARY PICKFORD'S DIVORCED HUSBAND AND SCREEN BEAUTY WHO IS HIS BRIDE Owen Moore, Mary Pickford's di. vorced husband, and Miss Katheryn Perry, his leading lady in recent moving pitcures, motered recently to Greenwhich, the Gretna Green for New Yorkers, and were married. MASKED TERROR SHOT TO DEATH Childress, July first death in the war of the "Masked I terror? caused a tense situation today in the community of Northfield, 20 miles north of here.

C. L. Burden a member of a party of masked men, wag killed when the band went to the home of Henry Adams. The masked men called for Adams to come from his home. A shotgun report from the house was the reply.

Burden fell mortally wounded and died within a few hours. ENTERS PETITION FOR PARTITION Petition for partition was, filed by Earl Pease against Daisy Pease, the Arcanum Building and Loan Assock ation and the Harris Garage, Arcanum in common pleas court on Friday morning, Pease claims to own a lot jointly with Daisy Pease in Arcaunum and mortgages on the lot are held by the two other defendants asks that. the lot be partioned and the two mortgage holders be made to show their claims. YOUNG WOMAN DIED AT HOME OF HER UNCLE Gertrude. Neff Buftington.

wife 01 Emil 'Buffington, died at the home of her uncle, Frank Neff, in 110 River street, at 7:10 o'clock Friday morning. Mrs. Neff was 20 years, 6 montos and 7 days of age at the time of her death and leaves to mourn one child, about a year old, and her hus band. She was born in Anderson, Indi ena, on February 15, 1901. Her body will be shipped to that city for services and burial.

The body will leave Greenville- Saturday morning. UNITED BRETHERN HAVE BIG DAY The United Brethein Church of Greenville had planned a very unique service for Sunday, July 31, to be held at the fair grounds at Green. ville, Last Sunday morning they sent messengers to nearly all the U. B. churches in.

the county, who extended personal invitations to each church to come as a body or as an individual. They hope to have everybody in the county who is now or ever has been affiliated with the U. B. church to be present at this meeting. Sunday School will be held at 9 o'clock in the big building, after which the various pastors will give short talks.

Then will come the big dinner, and after dinner Dr. Battdorf, pastor of the First U. B. church of Dayton, will deliver one of the strong talks for which he is famous. This alone will be worth the effort it requires to get to this meeting.

The Greenville church will furnish hot coffee, ice cream, lemonade and paper spoons, plates, forks and knives, and all who go takes baskets well filled with the other good things to eat, all of which will add to the pleasure of the day. Now if you are so fortunate as to be a U. churchman, this invitation is for you to be present. Merchants should not overlook the fact that The Tribune has one of the best equipped job printing plants in the city: Place your next order nere BRIEFS 14 CT 8 Auedwoo auoud EXES A 084M GUARANTEED ELECTRIC FANS $9.75 AND UP AT REAM BROS. 3 15 3tw Mrs.

Phillip Huber who was operated on at her home west of town yesterday, is getting along nicely, Northwind Polar Cub electric fans at SELLMAN'S HARDWARE STORE. 11-t New York man gets, two years for sneaking acohol into mixture and. selling it as substitute for gasoline. That's what he gets: for wasting alcohol. Highway department plans to plant trees along roads, Trafic is geting so congested they have to have some place for a flivver to take refuge.

One of the largest funerals held in the rural district of suiami county in years was that on Tuesday over the remains of the late Pearl Covault, prominent farmer. Employes of the. Baltimore and Ohio railroad have been notified that the cut in wages forcasted several weeks ago by the company, will be effective in the pay checks for this month. Word was receivec. in Arcanum Wednesday morning of the death of Mrs.

'H. E. Senseman, daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Minnich, Tuesday night at her home at Ann Arboar. Michigan. Paul Spraul, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Spraul of Sid ney narrowly escaped death by drowning, when he became injured by diving at the Mires Bathing Beach near that city. Several hundred dollars were 3e- cured by the Piqua Lions'. Club during a canvas over the city Wednesday afternoon for the purpose of raising funds to support Sunday band concerts at Fountain Park, You are invited to hear Rev. Arthur Christmar who will speak at the Church of the Bretren next Sunday evening at 7:30 Rev. Christmar is a hindu missionary and will speak on some line of missionary work.

His talk will be very helpful. Judge Jones, of Troy announced Wednesday that, his court having been in continuous session for about two years there would be an intermission for the next four weeks, during which time no cases will be as: signed for hearing, but the journal will be kept open. The judge will take a vacation. During the progress of the conservancy work in the Miami River at Piqua an old log dam, constructed by pioneer settlers of that city, about 110 years, ago, was torn up. The logs were in a splendid state of pre servation.

The dam, according to history, was constructed for the purpose of providing water power for operation, of a grist mill. The jury in the case of Attorney. Wm. H. Valentine, of Piqua, charged with assault and battery upon W.

A. Haines, of Troy, and Senator A. W. De Weese, of Piqua, on Thursday was ordered not to report in Mayor J. Harrison Smith's court in the Border City today.

The statement was made by Sheriff Ben Herr Thursday that Valentine had decided to enter a plea of guilty, when the case is called and therefore the jury will not be needed. Fetters Forged by Passion. It' is ordained in the eternal tution of things that men of intemper. ate minds cannot be free: their pas sions forge their With the Movies OPERA HOUSE. Friday and Saturday--William Russel in Tre Iron Riders.

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ORIENTAL ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED American Officials Believe That Japan Will Yield. YAP AND SHANTUNG BOBBING UP Both. Questions Likely to Come Before the Disarmament Conference Unless There Is a Solution Beforehand Acceptable to the Nations Interested--Japanese Ambassador Conference Hughes. Washington, July another informal exchange of viewed between the Japanese and American governments, renewed confidence was expressed in official circles that Japan will consent to a broad discussion of far eastern problems as part of the disarmament conference. The Japanese ambassador, Baron Shidehara, called on Secretary Hughes at the state department.

They, are understood to have dis cussed at length the situation result-! ing from Japan's reluctance to have the far eastern questions subjectea to debate in the disarmament negotiations. It was indicated afterward that the mutual exchange was re garded as helpful by both sides and that the conversations soon might reach a stage making possible more formal diplomatic correspondence on the subject. There was every evidence that the American government remained un-shaken in its belief that to definitely eliminate any subject from the scope of the conference beforehand might prove a serious barrier to the dis: armament discussion itself. On the other hand, it was indicated that American officials had no desire to formulate a list of the questions that it thinks should be discussed, ana would be quite content it the Tokio government simply agreed to come into the conference with an open mind as to consideration of anything vital to a disarmament agreement. Those in charge here have heara with interest the suggestion that, troubles of the conference might bu obviated if questions such as the disposition of Yap and the control or Shantung peninsula.

were settled be fore the delegates assembled. The view advanced in some Japanese quarters that both Yap and Shantung -should be regarded as closed incidents outside the purview of the disarmament conference, ap: parently has found little support here. Consequently both are re garded as likely to come before the conference unless there is a solution beforehand acceptable to all the tions interested. ILLINOIS FIRM SUES FRANKLIN TRACTOR CO, Bliss and McLaughlin, Harvey, Illinois, filed suit in common court Thursday against the Franklin Tractor Company, of Greenville, claiming a judgment of $512.69 which they state is due them on an oll ac count. The Illinois firm charges that the Franklin Tractor company bought supplies from them and so far have 'neglected to pay up They ask for $512 69 and interest from July 13.

1920. Myerg and Myers are attorneys for the plaint. ft. LEGAL NOTICE. G.

E. Strohaver residing at 114 East Chrisley street, in the city of Marion, State of Indiana, will take notice, that on the 2nd day of June, 1921, W. E. G. Tefferis and Marvin R.

Jefferis, as executors of the last will and testament of Joshua Jefferis, deceased, filed their etition in the Common Pleas Court of Darke county, Ohio, in Case No. 22383, against the said G. E. Strohaver and Barbara E. Strohaver, praying for a judgment on a promissory note nst the said G.

E. Strohaver and Barbara E. Strohaver, for the sum One-Hundred and Three Dollars, with six (6) pet. interest from September 29th, 1917, and equitable relief. Said G.

E. Strohaver is required to unswer on or before the 20th day of August, 1921, or judgment may be aken against him. W. E. G.

Jefferis and Marvin R. Jefteris, Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Joshua Jefferis, Deceased. Edwin C. Wright, Attorney. June 21, 1920--6wks.

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LEGAL NOTICE. Addison Steele and Jed I. Tegarden, partners doing business under the style and firm name of Add Steele both of Union City, Indiana, will take notice that they and each of them have been made parties defendant to the suit in partition pending in the court of common pleas of Darke county, Ohio. No. 22361, wherein D.

H. Ruby is plaintiff and Joseph W. Ruby et are defendants, for the reason that they have or claim some rights or interest in the farm sought to be partitioned by reason of a lease made and executed to them giving them the exclusive, right to manage and operate a gravel pit on the said premises. Said parties are required to answer herein on or before August 13, 1921, er judgment will he taken against them and each of them accordingly. D.

H. RUBY, Plaintiff. By Kirk Holman, Attorney. June 14, 1921-6wks. MYERS MYERS LAWYERS, Rooms, 304-306 Weaver Block Greenville, Ohio Office Phone 272.

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