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The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 2

Publication:
The Daily Timesi
Location:
New Philadelphia, Ohio
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2
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TWO The Daily Times MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925. THE DAILY TIMES IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ISSUED EVKKY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. Established 1903. New Philadelphia, Ohio. Both Phones 198.

THE UEMOCKAT PUBLISHING COMPANY. E. HURST, Sditcr and Manager. SUBSCRIPTION RATES; One Month by Mall 25c; Three Montha 75c; One Year 13.00. By Carrier, Ten Cente a Week; Two Cinte a Copy.

Entered March 31, 1901 at New Philadelphia ae eeeend under aet of Congreia. cleat MEMBER SELECT LIST OHIO DAILY NEWSPAPERS. SWORN CIRCULATION MORE THAN 7900 ROBERT E. WARD, FOREIGN ADVERTISING MANAGER. Eastern Ofllce, Brunswick Building.

226 Fifth Ateoae New Torlc Ulty. Western office. Advertising 123 W. MadiiOL Chicago, III, RUSSIA IS BEGINNING TO FACE COLD FACTS UNDER capitalism. France lias a barometer in the franc, to warn il to reef sail before the hurricane arrives.

Whenever its'politicians carry their bluff of uneconomic nonsense too far. a drop in the exchange scares them into felling their peeple the truth. Under, communism Russia has to wait tor the slower lest of commodities. According to German reports, even this slo wtest has finally compelled recognition rS the facts. PEASANTS arc without even the crudest metal tools, and have, of course--no business way to procure them from the business nrcn fa business world in.a country where business i sa crimed So they are to he permitted to rent land, to pay Mages, and to soli goods, for money.

Sou in ciimmunist books all these things are unnecessary, but when you last Jace tacts, you have to act on JAPAN denies the reports that the coining maneuvers are to-be a real "mobilization" of all the resources of teli country, civil as well as nrftitary. The situation is regarded as too for even the rumor of such a gesture. Why should it be There, would he. 110 menace to anything but IhcoveiAvrought nerves of our jingoes in any amount of military co-ordination of the re "7 source's Of Japan. kept to- a limit, at tfich neither It is none of oyr any- could make aggressive war wny.

We made a similar'test, ocean on the other, an inadequae scale. I 3 year, and So long as the navies observe were very emphatic that it. no- that agreement, no diffjv body's business. agreement, the ehce to either nation how strong "DIAMOND DYES" Tom navies of America and Japan are an army the other has We are very much, interested in the size of the French army, le- cause it costs money that is owed to us. and menaces a peace, which, if broken, would involve us.

Neither of these conditions to Japan. Napoleon was a shrewd buyer r-p There are pavements Holland more than a hundred years old which were -built at his command and are in use today. What was used? British Investors Profit Again Does it make-a country richer invest money abroad? Ask Britain. British investors, under goternment encouragement, developed the. rubber industry of the East Indies.

For a while they lost, money, then made it, and then lost again As a whole, it has been profitable, even with the development and the stress of war. And now. it Is'-figured that the rubber exports £Mrt ftiiure die. to the Fnited States will alone pay all the huge war-debt installments. To pay such a debt as this in monev impossible Britain remains solvent because it can pay if in commodity which we are anxious to import, and igmsf which we will erect no upon his neck.

political or business barriers. The bread cast upon the waters is returning again, after many days We would class except belong to the we can be uppish. A will stay painted hut a daughter won't. The fellow with cold feet usually claims it is a cool head. but Aren't Several eastern universities are passing rules against students having automobiles in the university tow ns If thjej-ule is to local iraffu or other conditions, or to the too frequent abuse of motor cars for carousing and immorality, it is un derstandahle.

Rut if it is under the pretense of preventing falie class distinctions," it is nonsense. In. the first place, who shall define as that, which anywhere in America? The visible signs of differences of wealth may be bad things, but they are not things. The has only to stand on any street in America and open his tn observe that they are 0111 only regret cisely the most universal and vis- h.ir one vacation ible thing in America And. in the second place, what is L- the mental date of anyone who news may be good news, but mark ex no luck js bad luck.

Andrew Carnes. 7S, retired farmer, died at his home in East Front street. Sunday at p. m. after several months' illness with infirmities of age.

Mrs McKenzie Young, mother of Denton T. Young. Tftsca- Wish daytime came night, rawas county's premier baseball Then you could some mighty pitcher, died Saturday afternoon r.t funny things in porch Her between Gilmore and Faoli, of complication of diseaf.es Coolidge smekes cigars. which she had been ill for a we hook bands with 1000 people number of years, daily we could do better, Ray Englehart. this city, star athlete of Western Reserve Uni- Some day somebody will invent: varsity.

and of the senior a razorback hog. class of the colibge. will not. accept appointment to the sanitary It take- a stiff upper lip to kiss police force of Cleveland, a mustached man Mrs. Blanche Foster.

Prescott. Arizona and Edward Keffer and Picnics are soiled by someone family of Cleveland, spent Run day drowning or falling in love. with the litters father. H. B.

fer. Most men sitting around waiting Leonrad Judy, Washington. P. for their ships to come in is visiting his parents, Mr. and sent, any out.

Mrs. John Judy, valley and with friends in this city. Little boys who lie are liable to Despite the fact that he admitted grow rich and get so fat tbeyhaie that he had pointed a revolver his wife's head and fired, John Ricer, 35, local man. pleaded no- Ine man usually rakes all the gujity to a charge of shooting credit for catching a girl, forget- iotent to kill, ting -Jie co-operated. Miss Minnie VonBergeu.

Piit burg, is spending several days wit If a woman marries a man to Mrs. Elizabeth lean upon his strong arm she Bergen and other relatives in city. Miss Blanche Fawcett. North Hate to be a joy killer, hut we pjfth has returned home doubt if a fiy evei got out while from Freeport she. visited me screen door was open.

relatives and friends the pa-t month. You will find some easy going', LowaI; Hunter, for the people are hard to stop. Superintendent, of the Port Washington schools, and upper jrena Krieger. a member of rh year's graduating class of fha Por Perfect home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Just dip in cold water to tint soft, delicate shades, or boll to dye rich, permanent colors. Each lfi-cent package contains directions simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, hangings, everything new.

Buy "Diamond other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is. wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. BANANA-BLACK WALNUT ICE CREAM IN BOTH BULK AND BRICK Something entirety new, it gets the flavor entirely from the fresh, ripe bananas Ymd good fresh, rich black walnut meats IT IS DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT (We Do Not Use Black Walnut Flavor) -YOU WILL LIKE IT THIS IS ANOTHER SPECIAL FROM Buv it now as it will be on sale at all of our dealers during the MONTH OF JUNE ONLY. The only real healthy advertising medium round here is the Times safety in numbers, not in a number of enemies. Neve; laugh at a man because he is broke and deeply in debt.

may he supporting an auto. The bird who puvhes himself forward finally comes out behind. is ha I have to spend in our high, school. were mnr ried Saturday evening ar the horn of the bride aunt, Mrs. Emmet Huff.

Tuscarawas, by Rev. Schultz pastor, of the German. Evangelical church at Port Washington. B. G.

McAtee. a Dennison restau rant proprietor, has announced his caadidacy for the Democratic nomi nation for marshal of Dennison Attorney T. J. Russell, this city, delivered the Memorial day address at Scio. Monday afteri ion.

A large crowd heard him speak. Joseph Browning. 72, former resident of Gnadenhutten and penni- son. died at his home in Columbus, following a stroke of paralysis. On Sale Wddnesday Morning Only A PUZZLE A DAY thinks an automobile ceptional wealth? When many American Here la a new given to us I 1 by Uncle Sam.

But it is all Jumb- Ananias whs the best liar of his led up. Can you straighten it out? have literally more automobiles day. But he lived before the men than they have families, when who named our movies. workmen habitually go to work in their own cars, and when a student The bathing suits are with us can get a second-hind Ford, which anain We went down to the bea- 1 anewer: 25 Bridge Lcim 9.25 student opinion makes It reputable for him to use. a few dollars, the automobile has won right to be (ailed It has its evils, but i is not of them.

again. 'and our bead started swimming. You don't have to drive a porch swing with either hand. VITRIFIED Brick PAVEMENTS OUTLAST THE BONDS OHIO, PAVING BRICK ASSOCIATION Beauty Unsurpassed The wonderful refined, entrancing comp let; on rtadtrcd. brings back tbe appearance et youth.

Results are instant. Highly antiseptic. Exerts a sott and soothing action. 80 years in use. White Flesh-Rich el 2 StnJ for Trial rCU.THOrilNSt SON, Newlsrk Gouraudk.

Oriental Cream From the wav Congress is criticized you would think the majority of in minority. AAAA CODF Li Lt I 4 A THOUGHT I OK TODAY 4 Winner had 295 votes. 1112 plus (extra votes) 33 plus 7S plus 123 plus 127 equals 1475 divided by 3 equals 293. Subtract 33 from 296 The instruction of fools is folly. 16:22 with tne otner totals which gives The of foolish you 217 votes.

170 votes. IBS voter. w.i-te of knowledge; cannt 296 plus 262 plus 217 plus 170 plus. Adah charcoal equals U12 Polychrone Base Silk and Georgette Shades All Shades Tripei Lined Wednesday Morning Only The Gintz.

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