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THE DAILY TIMES los mm io PA88 OVtR OHIO Bulletin) Washington, June route of the dirigible Los Angeles ou its journey from N. J. to the Twin Cities of Minnesota and 'return, contingent upon possible changes because of weather or emergencies was announced by the navy department today. Leaving its hangar at Lakehurst early Sunday, the dirigitile will cruise over Pittsburgh. Akron, Cleveland.

Detroit, Ann Arbor, Chicago, Milwaukee, Fonddulae, Osh: kosh, St. Paul and Minneapolis. The landing at Minneapolis will sometime Monday morning, it is expected. On the return trip which probably will start ou the same day. the Los Angeles will pass over Lacrosse, Des Moines, Iowa; St.

Joseph, Kansas City, St. Louis, Scottfield at Bellevue, Spring- Held, Indianapolis, Dayton, Columbus, Zanesville, Wheeling, W. and Lakehurst. The stop at Scottfield, where a hanger the same size as that at Lakehurst has been biult, will he for refueling and possible repairs. Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots Mow to Remove Them.

a chance. Miss Freckie- face. to try a remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckies, while if it does give you a clear complexion the expense is trlflying. i Simply get an ounce of double any drug or department store and a few applications should show you how easv It Is to rid yourself of the homely freckles ana get beautiful com- plexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.

Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Otbine as this strength is sold under guarantee fmonev back if it failcj to remove your freckles. We recommend Othine Complexion Soap for use with Othine, also 1 as a wonderful for bobbed a cake at all drug or department stores or by mall. Othine Laboratories. Buffalo, X. V.

i bargain COLUMN DAILY RADIO PROGRAM iCcncp.ltd by FRIDAY, JUNE 5 HRS. BELIE DIES SUDDENLY Mrs. Belle Moore McCue, wife of J. W. McCue, who formerly resided in Tuscarawas county, died veiy suddenly at her home in Mt.

Piers- ant. Jefferson county. Wednesday. Her husband is a brother of P. M.

McCue, of the Plains, and Mrs. Ella Roby, of Beaver avenue, this city. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p. at the family home in Mt. Pleasant.

SIMPLICITY MARKS MARSHALL FUNERAL Indianapolis, June the same simplicity that marked bis life. Thomas R. Marshall, former vice president of the United Ftates and former Governor of Indiana, was borne to a resting place in Crown Hill Cemetery here today wiiile public business was suspended in his honor. In keeping with his wishes only the immediate relatives, a group of close personal friends and members of the Masonic order were present at the brief funeral services at the Marshall home on North Illinois street. In our new' Electric Ice Cream Cabinet we always have Cbocoiatt Strawberry, and Vanilla Ice Cream.

Also Pineapple Ice. Tellings ot Course. The Wyss Drug Store. eod tune dow to figure ou the kind of plumbing you waut iti your home that you will build this summer. Let Fish figure it for vou, 51-lfj Throw away your crutches, use Rbeuraa and walk without rheu matlc pains and stiffness, says i C.

Rea agent tor this great rheumatism remedy. and chickens. The Only Sausage Co. Phone 73L. -9tf P.

C. Hart, salesman for Rich-' clothes, will be at the Delphian hotel. Thursday. June 4th. all afternooD and evening instead of Wednesday afternoon U--1 Pleasant Valley Grange of Stone- creek road will hold a festival Sat-; urday evening.

June 6th, at Grange 4-2 sacks of caue sugar. this week at Be sure and buy at and get the lucky numbers. Gis Phone 513A, Best Features WOO- American Music Concert. Bluy and nest Hare. Show WC.Vr, Mar.cn Eand.

Night. Daylight Saving Time) TVF-AI. NEW A S.00 P. orchestra. 7 P.

Louis Joseph Vance. to p. Zeiuier. tenor. M.

Hobjoblin Siorj. -to P. Burner Vuungrs, soprano I P. Silly Jours, and 'Eruest Hare P. M.

itasse I pianist. .50 P. alK, Charles C. orecu. 0:00 P.

Stales Mar.ne Band. P. Trio. IU; JiO P. Dance Program.

WJZ. NEW and 0:00 P. scores. 00 P. Orchestra.1 P.

Market review. 1)0 P. Music Concert, by three: v.ire from Sym- phony Orchestra ot So men and rvn fyitcvpatioii Band, Delatr.artrr, Pies Bern.e and Hodeuiicii con ouoiingr. Palmer Christian at the crfau. P.

Arta Orchestra. 1YJY, NETV P. iteji-. Dinner Concert. S.

15 P. Current CO P. Currey, p.an.st; Mrs. A. J.

Jones, contralto. Silrer Fex." 10 30 P. Orchestra; Soloist. WEF.l, 9 6.30 P. Brother Club.

:13 P. Musical ProgTam. 8:30 P. Recital. 0:00 P.

Entertainers. P. Gables Musicaie. WBZ. 7.00 P.

Diamond, saxophone. 7:15 P. Kimball Trio. 8.45 P. Flock Management 0:01) P.

to be announced. I 10:00 P. Daly, violinist. P. Bryant, soprano.

10:30 P. news, baseball. WTAB. KALI. 6:00 P.

F.ecital. CFCT, I 7:00 P. stories. 7:30 P. Royal Orchestra.

8:45 P. M. Concert. 10:30 C. Smith's Orchestra.

CNRA, 7:30 P. stories; Markets, 8:30 P. Shops CNRT, 5:30 P. Orchestra M. Aeolian Male 10:30 P.

Oryhoatra. Standard and Central i Daylight Saving Time) 7:35 baseball scores. P. Marine Band. 0:00 P.

and Musical Pnoyrain. P. Park (Central Standard Time) WHA. 7.45 P. Centre Band.

WHAD. 8:00 P. Thoatra Organ, P. WCCO, 4 5:3.. A.

Hour; Baseball. P. Orchestra. 8:30 P. Program.

10:00 P. Orchestra. WHAS, 3 7 :30 P. Concert Company. Wli DDR 7.30 P.

McLeod, contraltoj c.ff.ua iota Alpna Ptugna. 11.00 P. it. Orchestra. WOC, 5:45 P.

Baseball, 6:30 P. Visit. 8:00 P. Orchestra, DAF. 4NSAS 6:00 P.

of the Air. 8:00 P. Institute NigLt, 11:45 P. Frolic WOR. JEFFERSON 8.00 P.

Musical Program. KSD, ST. 7:30 P. Serenaders. P.

Newell, mexao-sopra- no; Gerald Kar.ium, Cnas Shumaker, tenor; June Weybright, pianist. 10:00 P. Recital, WTL. RT. I.OUIS—272.6 P.

Hour Musical Program vv. High 1-21 PAUL A A WOOSTER COLLEGE TO GRADUATE 140 i lebsar LJ lens, with roll holder, cut fr film and plate holders. Profession tripod, leather case and color fil- Wooster college will ifij ters. Good condition, at a fr.u> i to 17 class of Wooster. fifth annual June fifty- eom men cement at he held June 141).

the larg- col- tion of cost. Cash or easy terms, est jn the history of Wooster to Also Eastman I n- will bo craduiitcd large r-malce, picture to 14x21, a begin I New 5 VT 'Vi'V army field glass, used in m' sermon Di. Robert M. war condition. If interested Pastor of the Reverly Hills, California, Community church.

I AM ES O. BUTT 'H ammond printing company ffifi i iFFifftn: Chicken Dinner be served by appointment at Zoar P. MAUGER. President Charles Wishart will give the baccalaureate sermon Sun day afternoon. The program includes the class reunions, the Conservatory of Music recitals, the meetings of the Alumni association and trustees of the college, the alumni dinner with the fire works on Hie college quadrangle and two baseball games.

IF YOUR SEWING MACHINE IS OUT OF ORDER CALL 459X. I REPAIR ALL MAKES. Charges to call and Estimate LEAVE ID IDENTIFY CHILD LOST 5 YEABS Philadelphia. Pa June iGeorge Fount, in the Coughlin kidnaping case, left her home early today with her six year old child accompanied by Captain W. J.

Char ter and sergeant Dawson of the New Jersey state police. They went to llammonton, N. J. FOR 2ND TERM Mayor P. J.

Robarf has filed his petition for a second term as mayor, subject to the Republican primaries. His signers are Doctors Edgar C. Davis and Max Shaweker; Sam Mansell. E. S.

Miller and C. C. Adams. Councilman Simon Kappcller. Democrat, has filed for a second term from Ward 1.

Dover. DELIVERS SERMON TO COLLEGE GRABS Rev. W. F. Rangeler.

former pastor of the New Philadelphia Lutheran church, and now president of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of, Nebraska, delivered the baccalaureate sermon last Sunday, to the graduating class of Miamo college in Fremont, Texas, local friends of Rev. Rangeler was informed Thursday. SfaO VERDICT IN EAND RENTAL CASE Petit, jury in common pleas court Wednesday, reaturncd a verdict for the plaintiff in the ease of I. 1). Strawn and Strawn again it Floyd H.

Staley, involving rental of a tract of land In Warwick town ship. The plaintiff asked a verdict for $120. MOTHER IS INRICTED ON EDISON CHARGE, June Mrs. Anna widow of was indicted by the graud jury on the chil- Gury, Cunningham, today Lake county charge of killing three of her dren with poison. The wo an some time ago confessed to the murders.

Police charge she killed her husband and four children but the indictments charge her with the death of three of the children, Isabelle 20 Charles IS. and Walter 10. Paul Rennard. East High street baker, was chosen Eminent Commander of St. Bernard ery No.

51, Knights Templar, at the annual election held in Uliriehsville Wednesday night. W. A. Wagner was named treasurer Other New Philadelphia men to receive offices were W. A.

Wagner, treasurerm; W. G. Brown, warden, and N. W. Judkins, second guard.

Right Eminent Commander O. C. Stiffler. this city, installed tlm officers. 1 ATTEND PICNIC The Pennsylvania railroad ha9 announced the annual outing of the Panhandle Division Veteran association for Saturday.

Jure 20. The vets will travel by special trains from all over the division to Steubenville, taking a boat excursion down the Ohio river from that point. W. F. Miller, of Dennison, is on committee of arrangements.

NAME PASTORS TO SUPPLY CHARGES At the quarterly eo held in tha Barnhill United Brethren church, the conference superintendent Rev. J. S. Kendall, appointed W. A.

Hevlow to supply the Barnhill and Roswell churches until the Eastern Ohio conference in September. and Rev. Win. Whitebair of Tippecanoe was named to sup-, ply the Mt. Bothe! and Tunnel Hill charges.

The churches were left without a pastor when Rev. E. C. Wertz resigned. WNYC, NEW 6.40 etc.

7:00 13 Royal Baseball, police alarms, etc. 8 30 M. Coucert Program, f) 43 P. Joskowitz. violinist, tu.lu P.

lecture. WAHG, RICHMOND P. Frorram. OR, 6.15 P. While You WPG, ATLANTIC 6 it S.

Brook, organist, i.e.) P. Trio. 8:00 P. Trio and Artbts. Orchestra, to Ou P.

Orchestra. WOO. .30 P. 8:30 M. -Unique Experiment American Mus.e; Symphony a of men.

auffmeiueU Syncopation Bd'iJ. uraiio Orssn. Con- cursors Riesenfcld, Ben Bernie end Gene Pal- 1 mer Christian at the O'san. IQ.50 P. if Rizzo Orchestra.

IP. Stor.es IV FT, .50 P. Stones. I IT. PHILADELPHIA 394.3 7:30 P.

Daddy stories 8:00 P. Comer; Recital. 10 00 P. M. Morning: Glory Club.

tVl AL, PITTSBURGH 6:3 Penn Orchestra. :30 Kay bee; Reports. P. ikrinff Quintette. MIKA.

EAST 5 Git ro 8:00 P. M. P. ma-Uct reports. Quartette.

WFBG. 6.15, 11.15 P. br Mtuoiia Machine thops No. 2. YVtIR, 00 P.

M. P. Dors Wetmore, vocal.sf. 0:50 P. Orcitesti-a.

rit .30 P. Proitrcm 11 UO P. M. Loper-Statler Orehes! WGV. 6-30 M.

-Sunday hcnool lesson. 7:00 f. Orchesi.a. 7 3.1 p. M.

Glee ub. 9.0U P. in Cosmo TIC, 343.0 6:53 P. scores. 7:00 P.

Staff Artists' Ntffht. 0:00 P. Heimberfferis Orchestra. 6.00 P. Dinner Mus.c.

WEAR, 7.00 P. Hour. P. Proffi-am. WOK, CLEVELAND P.

Music; Varaets, etc :40 P. M. YMCA Lxtcnsiou Course. 8:30 P. J-roffraiu.

10:00 P. Music. WRYV, COLl 8.CO P. Concert. WTX.

6:00 13 M. Orchestra. 7:00 P. M. Musical Program.

P. Orcnesira. WWJ. 6.00 P. Concert.

8:00 P. News Orchestra. 0:00 P. TVLS, CniCAC.O—344 6 (7:50 P. Ralph Emerson, tr.u.iit.

,15 P. Coruhuskers; LulU s.UU P. Neff ro S.T.i P. Anthony W'ons 9:00 P. R.

p. j), Proarram 10:00 P. and Others. BBT, 399.S P. Concert.

VYMAQ, 147.5 6.00 P. and Orchestra 10:30 P. Entcr.aiament. 8:00 P. Club Prx-ram 8:50 P.

Geography. 9:15 P. Program. WQJ, P. O.ncert Profram.

10:00 P. Rainbo Skylark, A Ginger Hour. KTW, 6.35 P. 7 P. Dinner Music.

7:30 P. Prograxn. 10:00 Rarue. WON, CHICAGO 5:30 P. Vime.

P. Dinner Wusie. 8:30 P. Gassic Hour. 10:30 P.

Orchestra. i WTAS, 8 00 P. Popular Program. WIFE. 10 30 Program.

6 45 itfeo ROAW, P. tiioc; Ado I res s. hsfcO P. Orchestra. 7:10 P.

erxtrt talk. P. B. A- Q. Niffht.

10:30 P. Orchestra. KEAB 7:30 P. Nirht WTYfC MEMPHIS 499.7 8:50 P. Orchestra.

P. Miller's Orchestra. KTHS, HOT A'i Frxsemhla. P. Ray Orchestra.

PAA, D.ALLAS—475.9 6.30 p. Banjo Quintette, 8:30 P. Program WRAP. FORT 7:30 and 0:30 P. (Mountain Standard Time) CXRE, 6:00 P.

M. MacDonald Orchestra. I-. M. Halt Hour.

8:30 Alberta Festival 10:00 P. Bowman's Orchestra. KOA, P. oiocks news, baseball. P.

Orchestra. 8:10 P. Show. (Pacific Coast Standard Time) KGO. 5 .30 P.

Half ffbur. P. news and OAKL.4ND—508.2 0:00 P. Hawley, orramst, 8:00 P. Concert Progrram.

SAN KR.ANCISCO—548.6 6:05 P. Theatre Program. 7 :00 P. Orchestra. 8.00 P.

Orchestra. KflJ, LOS 0 11 8 Goilaren Hour. 7:30 P. Santa Fe Trail. H.tMi-liDU'i P.

M. Proffram. 10:00 P. Orchestra. 11 P.

Hour at KHJ. KFr. I.os 5.00 P. St MacFarland, crganleU P. pruaTaui.

11:00 P. Band Concert KOW. 48 I.S 9.00 P. Prcgram. 10:30 P.

Eoot Owls. SILENT STATIONS) WCBD. WHAZ, C.NRR, PYYX. WRC, WLW. WKRC, WSAI, LAO, IFiA.

CNRU, CNfij where an effort will be made to Our United Press leased wire identify the child as Blakely Cough-j service covers a vast field and gives niissing flve ycar8 from Ids Daily Times readers more up-to-the xorristown home and for whose' inr in niOllimii'fi minute news than any other coun -1 one man now a I jN FRANKLIN DIVORCE MR TUTTLE CAN SLEEP AFTER GAS IS GONE After taking Adlerlka, the heavy loeling igas) in my abdomen is en- tircly gone and I get a good roht (signed i J. Tuttle. Adlerika removes gas in TEN minute?) and brings out a surprising amount of old waste matter you never thought was in your system. This excellent intestinal evacuant is wonderful for constipation or stomach trouble. Stops that full bloated feeling.

yes Drug Store MARRIAGE LICENSES Albert J. Weinir.r.nn, fireman, Strasburg. to Ulnora Maurer. New Philadelphia. Charles R.

Irwin, craneman. Dover, to Ruby Ilcrzig, bookkeeper. Dover. Charles Win. Baker, auctioneer.

Port Washington, to Thelma Juno Heston. Port Washington. Milton Logsdon, mill worker. Sugarcreck to Clarice Str.thl. stenographer.

New Philadelphia. John C. Yoder, retired farmer, Orrville ro Amanda Miller. Sugarcreek. Florin Jurin, laborer, Ncwcom- erstown to Pearl Wise, Newconi- erstown.

GOVERNORS UNCLE i HIKES AND LECTURES Jesse F. TS. an ur.cle of Gov. A. V.

Donahey, who has been a guest for the past week of his sister. Mrs. M. L. George.

1 OS Union has walked from Washington, he said, delivering lec-, lures en route on a religious topic. Mr. a hey who recently was the guest of his nephew at the executive marsion for about two and a half weeks, retired from work two years ago following an attac of the fin. He expected to walk to Port Washington, Thursday, despite the intense heat to lecture there while en route to Cadwalladcr to visit boyhood friends. His wife is dead ai he has no home.

Mr. Donahey said. He is tall and well THE BLUE LINE TRANSIT EASTERN STANDARD TIME CANTON TO DOVER Mi. SOUTH Ex. Sunday DAILY AM AM AM PM PM PM PMj PM oO 4o; 1:30,3 8:35 10.35 10:05 LEAVE .0 CANTON 10.0 East 13.3; IE).

4 Miuera! City 3:45 10:45 1:45 1S.7.’ Zuarville 1 25.5 Ar DOVER 7:20 9 05 11:05 Fiiat Trip Leaves Gandyville Sundays and Holidays. 6:55 A. Arr. Dover, 7:25. DOVER TO CANTON.

Mi. i NORTH BOUND DAILY ty newspaper. life term in prison. i. Divorce proceedings started in common pleas court recently by Clara Franklin, this city, against Thomas E.

Franklin, prohibition law enforcement, officer, was dismissed Wednesday, according to -1 journal entry. i Dover Arc department Wednesday 10:30 a. extinguished flames mt threatened the Chevrolet road- of Walter Barr, Dover, at and Third streets, where it was parked. A short circuit in the ir- ing did $2 damage. ASKS $4,000 ON LAND CONTRACT Murry S.

Parker. Bond Hotel. Akron. started suit in common pleas court Thursday against The Com-1 munity Discount and Mortgage Dover, for $4,000 damages alleged to have been incurred by the plain- tiff when the defendant broke a land contract on property located in Akron. MRS.

BODY TO ARRIVE FRIDAY body of Mrs. Catherine An- dermaa Taylor, 02, wife of Dr. Lincoln G. Taylor, Kansas City, who died early Wednesday at Mayo Institute, Rochester. Minnesota, of a malignant growth, will arrive Friday at 12:33 at Dennison, and will be brought by Lit n-Ilcrt Company, this city, to their funeral home whence it will be removed to the home of Dr.

J. M. Smith, North Broadway, where the funeral will be held Saturday afternoon. CASE PE SMALLPOX The fifth case of smallpox in the village and rural districts, was placed under quarantine Thurs day. Mary Vasbindcr.

13. at Gnadenhutten. New Philadelphia now lias only one ease of smallpox under (par-, antine. Mrs. Mary J.

wife of Sylvester Mallarneo. 3G9 North Eighth street, following the removal of the quarantine Thursday from the home of Mrs. Em r- son C. Glatfelter. who has been i.l with the disease at her home at 323 West Front strcc iLEAVL .0 DUVKK U.S.

9.1 Mineral City. 12.2, 11. ti Sparta Ar. CANTON AM AM AM PM PM PM PMj PM 2 45 8:20) Ou'; 1 2 :05 3:05 On 15 10:15 12:15 3:15 5:1 S.f»5| 10:20 12:20 8:59 10:50 12:503:50 E. Coaches Leave Dover Factory and 2nd Sts.

CANTON Union Terminal, Walnut Ave and 2nd St. S. For Information Phone DCVER Tus. Co. 266C.

CANTON 26. Fare. 80c. CLEANING PRESSING SARA DANCE RECITAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM New Philadelphia, Ohio. Friday Evening, June 5th 19 8:30 -5 Admission oOc.

'VYYYU-'VVVS NOTICE TAKE MILLER TO GEIGER IS HERE Til PEN TOMORROW MEET SCHOOL HOARD S00KWD80 JALAP HAS NEW HOME Stock owners hi the southern part of the county were elated. Thursday, w'beu it was announced that C. A. Haupert and A. J.

Deitricb. of Port Washington, have purchased Rookwood Jalap, a registered Per- cherou stallion. This jet black animal is recorded by the Perchcrou For Good Cleaning CALL All essays for the Elks Flag Day Sheriff George Stucky, Friday, F- Geiger, elected superin- Essav Contest on Our Flag will take Samuel Miller. Indiana tendent of the New Philadelphia Stands must be in the hands Amishman, to the Ohio penitentiary schools, to succeed Supt. Society of America, of the committee not later than at Columbus, to begin a sentence arrived here Wednesday Saturday, June 6..

$30 In cash of from two to twenty years for ior purpose of meeting with prizes arc offered. Mail all essays forging his name to a $3,000 check board of education tonight to to Dr. A. H. Towner, 239 3rd St.

i and attempting to pass it upon the teachers for next year -------------Baltic state bank. Mr. Geiger will return to East Liverpool the last of the week. He had not Indicated when he will ref move his family here. He v.as purchased from The Zoar Horse Co and has been in charge of C.

Marburger. Dover Zoar hill for the last -ear. innovation in TAXI CIRCLES DANCING At Mountview Park Winter Garden Ramsower's Orchesii-a of will convene promptly at 7 this evening in hall. Initiation. Edna Medley.

W. C. C. Lena C. Walters, It.

C. With WM. (iREUS. Ren REBEKAH NOTICE All Rebekahs driving automobiles to Franklin Inn, Thursday evening, and having room for others, are requested to park on Front street and go to the I. O.

O. F. ball where members having no transportation ill meet at 7:30 2 2t An innovation in local taxi cab circles, in the form of a yourself car has been announced by The Yellow Cab located in bat was formerly the Bucher garage. The system is popular in the larger cities. LAi 11 tm.

tor you leaay. Kead It.18 it; OABYS COLDS are soon in the without by use VICKS Vaporub Over 7 Million Jan Uttd Yearly HOSPITAL NEWS Byron D. Wright. 215 West Seventh street. Dover; Mrs.

Willard J. Arnold, rear 426 North Fifth street, this city, and Mrs. J. A. Neff, 612 West High street, this city, were operated on Thursday at Union hospital.

DANCE! Old ana New Style. ZOAR TOWN HALL, SATURDAY JUNE 6TH. Drive over to real dance. Music Four Piece with accordion. Everybody in- ited.

2 3t AKRON UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT QUITS Akron, June 4. President Parke R- Kolbe. resigned as president of Akron University today after serving in that capacity for 12 years. He will accept the presidency of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute at Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dry Cleaning 144 East REPAIRING Crrect. DYEING CORNS Nothing so quick to stop pain; so safe, so healing as DT 'Lhio-pads At drug and that stores FRIDAY NIGHT TUSCORA PARK HOD WILLIAMS HEAR HIM SING. 07694119.