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   Hamilton Evening Journal (Newspaper) - February 17, 1930, Hamilton, Ohio                               IF YOU HAVE FURNITURE you don't or need you don't tho Journal fied advertisements will beyond a doubt fill your wants be they ing or buying Put an adv. in the Journal Classified columns today AND WATCH FOR RESULTS 2 LK aoto HAMILTON Largest Circulation Guaranteed s. FORT HAMILTON IN 1791.-" JOURNAL I Largest Circulation Guaranteed i VOL. 44, NO. 49 FEBRUARY 17, 1830 Turn Mimt TWO CoMTS fis the jf possible 16 PAGES WEATHER HAMILTON AND CLOUDY AND QUITE SO COLD TUESDAY SENT ON FAKE HUNT FOR BODY OF HORST LAD SEVENTY-THREE HELD ABOARD GROUNDED STEAMSHIP 34 PASSENGERS TAKEN ASHORE Before Rising Seas Halt cue Operations BREECHES BUOY Used To Transport Many From Stranded Pacific Vessel 1'eb. Seventy-three members of the crew and eight remained aboard the steamship Admiral fast ashore on the sands of Peacock Spit off tho mouth of the Columbia river Thirty-four passengers were taken ashore yesterday by lifeboats and breeches buoy before rising seas forced coast guardsmen to The Admiral from California ports to went ashore Saturday night in a dense Be Moved Hope that Admiral Benson be floated was expressed by jCarl district superintendent njf the Pacific Coast Steamship com- owners of the Throughout the while the coastguardsmen maintained watch the crew aboard the Admiral Benson signalled that all well on Caught on the the graveyard of the the combined freight and passenger steamer was at the mcrey elements during the Although a comparatively calm sea rocked tho Cape Disappointment weather observers predicted southeast Commander W. of the Point Adams said the Admiral Benson was grounded so fast tugs couldn't move No Sleep In 15 Years OHIO GIRL TRIES TO KILL HERSELF 0., Feb. 17 17, was in City hospital here today with a gunshot wound near her heart which police were told was She was said to have been over her new Her parents moved here recently from a rural DISABLED VETERANS REPORTED SUCCESS The and 500 parly held evening at Stephen 's for I ho benefit of Hamilton Chapter Disabled American Veterans of the World a and Hie organization is ly to the following Mrs. Bert Mrs. imn Holmes and Mrs. Tile workers on I lie U. A. V. com- were Messrs. William ter Thompson and EAGLES TO INITIATE CLASS TONIGHT Initiation of a class of will failure regular meeting of Aerie No. Order of at Eagles Monday evening at S Local officers will tho will be served er SUIT Motion to confirm sale of prop in suit of against George was filed by the plaintiff in com picas court To Tlic Feb. sleep for 15 years is the remarkable ord of Paul Hungarian International ical scientists are baffled at his con- dition and they are unable to euro A peculiar bullet wound in the head is blamed for Kern's more than sleepless Doolittle Cracks Up In Snowdrift Feb. 17 James H. former crack army and his family were lo St. Louis by train after the plane in which they planned to fly cracked up in a snowdrift while taking Lieutenant Mrs. tlo and 0, and 7, escaped without injury in tho accident which prevented was to have been the first civilian flight Lieutenant Doolittle has made in 12 Body Of Eielson's Pal Is Discovered At Wrecked Plane Point Feb. 17 body of Earl Borland was found last wireless advices received here today The body was covered with five feet of snow and was near the engine which had been thrown 100 feet from the wrecked plane in which Carl Ben and land were flying to the steamer November Nineteen men searching for son's body resumed work today after a interruption dii to The searchers arc working undei hazardous living tents and snow COLDEST WEATHER OF YEAR HITS EAST TOMBSTONE FOUND IN SUBWAY SOX PLAYERS ARRIVE San Feb. 17 catchers of two major the York Giants of tho National and the Chicago White Sox the ican were- here today to start The mo n arrived here last the other players to follow about March MARRIAGE TOPIC THURSDAY AT Should You Marry and will be the topic of sion in first young people's forum to be held at Ibe Y. M. 0. A. Thursday evening from to A scries of eight such meetings arc to be held weekly un- der the auspices of the Edith Halie noted New York will con- duct the initial forum is for bolh men and APPEAL BOND IN CATTLE TEST SUIT Farmers of near West seeking tu enjoin testing of in Hiis county gave a bond in the court of The bond was from lo Farmers who signed were Wort A. Kord Joe Wilson Fall and H. 0. TUMLISON NOW IN JUVENILE COURT rases against Donald with larceny and were from pleas to enile court because the is not 18 Tanned President Returns To Work Feb. 17 ed by Florida sunshine and rested by a week of fishing President ver returned to Washington early today to resume his tasks as chief Mr. and Mrs. Hoover left their private car as soon as the train ar- rived at and with guests went to the White House for The chief executive seemed much refreshed and invigorated after his mid-winter In sharp con- trast with the tropical warmth of the Florida Hoover re- turned to the city one of the most severe cold weather that the has STUDENTS FLEE FROM FIRE Feb. 150 girl students at Miss Mary lan Preparatory 2735 East nut marched to safety when a broke out in the basement of the Charles A. dis- covered the blaze about a. m. He sounded the fire alarm About the same lime smoke 1'roni the burning rafters in the which were ignited by an over- heated began to filler into the DON'T HONOR SCHUCK Tho Don 't society dered Jacob ils a farewell party Friday evening prior to his and Mrs. departure for a several months sojourn in the The will at- tend the Gras in New Orleans anil tram will go southern as he is best known to club members was with many useful W. C. of the H. ion acted as To The New Feb. for a new subway in New men come across a buried 155 years was erected in memory of Ann and Mary 8 and who died in 1774 and 1775. The stone bears the that have tried joy and here can find BO come follow you'll find it to be with Christ is PROHIBITION MAJOR ISSUE WHILE BUTLER PLANS RACE TWO PLEAD GUILTY SENTENCED FOB THEFT OF HOG Frank Kail ami charged with theft of a guilty larceny before Judge 10. in common pleas Monday and were maximum 30 days in jail and a fine of MRS. GRANTED DIVORCE Mrs. Daisy Y. was ed a divorce in common pleas I court today from William 10. I of j in Lemon Judge 10. J. I also barred Husk from in- terest in bis wife's Hv DAVID igau Feb. 17. Announcement the candidacy of former Senator Butler of together with a promise that he would meet the issue is really gun in tho elections nC Mr. as A L h e Unit e d 8fales Because he was formerly chairman of the national commit leu und ho was the campaign manager f President his entry into the race would be inter- but it has linary significance since setts cast ils electoral votes fred K. Smilli in 192S and is known o lie a wet What happening in is being lo a large extent in Xew Turk issue is giving Ihe can parly much concern and aiding he democrats The amc kind of fight in the empire state inside republican purty has in sending democrats lo Die Stales Senator Walsh of a big vote not he a fur prated The UNEASY AT NAVAL PARLEY AS. TARDIEU BECOMES ILL Feb. 17 was peeled illness of Tardieu fl of in naval conference circlet day as of Ihe five powers file fifth week of ct Carr Milling 00 CHICAGO CLOSINGS Feb. 17. nf which at a March In May to in to September t' V I to Prime MiniMer May lu fary and in September a which lias been of I he help tu who have hitherto been un- to the be- of tariff is a and a stands as high in Massachusetts with the ments as does Senator in If by meeting wet side of Ihe lie will im- Will Break Fast Massillon 0., Feb. 17 arrl 0., rug who went on strike 33 days expected to resume officials at Massillon hospital The hunger striker was in the institution after he had adjudged insane by bale court at He started inn strike in Warren in protest a tine on a of molesting a and jailed when be refused to pay the Stewart was in a greatly ened physical condition RAY NAMED ON COMMITTEE FOB MANAGEMENT WEEK of the ment of J. V. M. 0. A. a committee on for the annual Miami Valley Management was made today by J. chairman of the The committee will hold its initial meeting Friday afternoon at 4 in UPC Chamber of B. G. B. HEARS PASTOR SUNDAY P. talk lo of 11. U. R. at Y. M. A Sunday of More his A program hv I FASON IS GRANTED DIVORCE Cora a di- from Wallor Fason and her Full Mas re J according to an entry ap proved by Judge in rommon pleas court New Feb. coldest weather oC tho in the of a snow brought mid suffering over Jo Die North New England the storm was accompanied by a northerly Four deaths in Boston and one each in Fall ster and and weru attributed to the storm and the Shipping in harbor was had tho lowest temperature recorded in six degrees below In New York City the ture reached u minimum of seven degrees above Temperatures of 1 degrees be- low zero in ford and Hampton while other had readings from lii to five FOX FILM CONTROL FIGHT WAXING HOT Now Fob run ry IT. The bitterest light the business world has in many years is un- der way in nn attempt lo provide financing necessary prevention of receivership the Fox film Stuart and as well as American Telephone and Telegraph who are the largest individual creditors of vitally are opposed to the financing plan submitted by the Fox group and are determined it will not be made ARMY AVIATORS ON WAY TO PERU 17. tenants Will White and Clement U. S. army aviators who arc flying from M. to Buenos left Talara in northern Peru at li a. m. today and flew over at SMEDLEY BUTLER'S BROTHER KILLED One Rumanian Royalty Equips tor Cars With Special Feb. 17 charest dispatch to the New York Times today said in the future nil cars of tho Rumanian royal house will be equipped with special Ihe sound of which the lic will be expected to learn and It is expected by this means to avert further incidents of sort recently charged to Prince who allegedly when a ant's cart got in the way of his out tered a whipping to the When these horns nro 'the dispatch every other car will be- obliged to dash to the side tho road and Bland until the royal car Ims Anyone failing to clear tho road instantly will be verely Paying With Scrip Despite Protests Feb. 17.' Tlic county went ahead its plans to pay off sonic em- ployes with Protests to this plan poured in from heads of State street ment the Chicago and Cook county nnd Silas H. head of the Relief Their contention is that the suance of scrip would irreparably damage Chicago's municipal of the county board lowed an ultimatum issued a week ago to the committee that unless financial uid was scrip would be HUNT GIVEN UP AFTER SEARCH IN BACKYARD Officers Sent To Conald Home By Hanna DIG FOR SIX HOURS But Fail To Uncover The Missing Remains Of Orrville Boy Mineral Feb. 17 General Butler vas hero for an indefinite fay of several days at the bedside of his Samuel whn was injured several day's ago in an that cost the lifo Horace another of Bank Near Wilmington Robbed of 0., Feb. Port Williams at Port near was held up and robbed by two yonng men who escaped in an automobile shortly after tho in- opened this The loot taken was estimated at Last of U. S. War Dead On Way Home enere e wee o cr niMin an remer forts lo mid linn lo meel at of sea This was due mainly lo the July September bodies of three American probably the last which will be home to ca from loft hero today aboard atone County which took them on at Their names were Frank Harry and Carl ORCHESTRA BOOKED FOR MONDAY CLUB Appearance of the Lindenwald 10. church orchestra will feature ic regular weekly meeting of the Monday Night club at the Y. M. A. John S. pastor of the First Baptist will be Oilier meetings scheduled for Monday evening are County at 7 club at p. Grocers S and Hamilton Choral society at 8 p. in. THREE DIVORCES ARE GRANTED BY COURT 10. J. the ill pleas Christopher I rum Daniel 1'ooker, from William Joseph ordered lo pay a week and to her STRAIT FOR DEATH Tun fur in com n inn hy Hurry j i ni inr 111' of A. A. I Taxi J 1 was was liv of Straits cahs at Curfis and and died of One for for pain and in the DISMISS MANDAMUS SUIT AUDITOR An wiry suit fif County Auditor hy D in common pleas court Mon Uible to an for ilic from CHURCH DECLARES The tional Council the church evidence to indicate n higher level of ever bo Collections on flie world-wide program of the have broken all s it was being 1UD.3 per cent for 1W2U as per cent 1D2S, the best previous A uf at the lime of the market was over- subscribed during December with of RESERVES CALLED TO QUELL YOUTHS 17 1'olicc reserves were called to the headquarters of the Yonng Peoples Communist league after eral youths attacked Detective Warner and to eject him from a ball in they were holding a u 3S, Erin .ml and held on n ROBERT BASCOM DIES SATURDAY 1 1 Howry and Alice died at his Fourth JIc bad lieen in ill The re- were taken tu Rising Sun. where 1'unrral Tuesday SEVENMILE MAN ASKS BUS LINE I Hamilton 0., Feb. 17. 1, hats applied lo the public for a certificate to a motor line i tit of over an irregular route the entire The will announce iU after n I 0., 17. of finding tho body Melvin 4, by digging in tho backyard oE the former Orrville homo of Charles was at- a. m. liro back yard had been dug up to a depth averaging six feet on the strength of a story told early today by that was buried Dec. 27, 192S, the day ho mysteriously by Earl Both Hanna and Conald are held in jail in They signed statements Friday accusing other of having killed in a garage near his homo in Each of them denied the other's and had steadfastly did not know what was done tile Told Alleged after long Hanna Detective Ora Slater that after allegedly g tho buried the body in back at while Hanna stayed inside the house to keep the family away from rear where they might witness Under supervision of Orrville of- workers dug in the back yard of former for sii convinced the body not Lee villo deputy ordered tho mle filled in. Diverted Attention Officers said Hanna probably told story of tho burial to divert from himself and thereby gain temporary respite from hammering questioning to which had been subjected hour after hour for most of the past three When the digging for Melvin's body was Prosecutor Marion Assistant Walter and Sheriff Jlark Shearer returned to and went to They were lausted from their efforts of the three during which time hey had no INHERITANCE TAX ON WILMER ESTATE Inheritance taxes were paid as follows in court on the estate of Mrs. Minnie A. G. A. Edna and and W. S. Wilmer ami Ct. A. I each on The estate has a gross value of and net value of to JUDGMENT AWARD i TO BANK The Shell Winter was given judgment of against Tona Koss and Ida Phillips Webb in common pleas court MRS. LENA BENDER PASSES AWAY Mrs. Lena of John died at her 240 North Seventh at noon She was tho mother of Mrs. Clyde funeral ment will he made NEW ENFORCEMENT PROBE UNDERTAKEN BY WHEELER Feb. 17 cations several dry members for an of in enforcement drew the j The in a judiciary committee into by -ion to consider the advisability of j Tho measure for Approval was .is a of if is ti possibility as tlm ami  

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