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   Indiana Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - January 17, 1931, Indiana, Pennsylvania                                r W A TB III Cloudy and warmer Houdy probably in ftir official word for thli T A o In info HIP limbo of forgotten s and r Rii Ml new VOLUME 122 TWO SECTIONS INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY JANUARY 17 iw 12 PAGES TWO A COPY DEMOCRAT HOLDS POST IN REPUBLICAN CABINET WHITE HOUSE DENIES SECRETARY MELLON TO RETIRE MARCH 4 GIVEN PORTFOLIO OF Pinchot Names Former i Rival As Member of Official Appointments Yet to Be Made BULLETIN Jan though han half w dozen appoint ments of major importance to makr Clifford Mat ed today hr not expert to make any additional dnr ing the weekend The Pinchot family today began moving into the Executive Mansion been vacated by Governor John S Fisher to night will give a dinner in honor of the Jan 17 today holds a post in the cabinet of a Republican rove rnor Tho Democrat it A McSpar an of county who last was named Secretary of i in the new cabinet by Gov Gifford Pinchot after a which followed his to the Capital from Philadelphia a farmor and for ten master f the one of the state Democratic bolted their party in the of its stand i isue A lifelong v took the stump for and worked for his election 1 til stand where I stood eight oar slid McSparran u appointment as a Democratic f a on 1ug Vice Decoy Harry above alias Reins by the New York police a vice decoy much more important than the stool pigeon Chile Acuna whone revelations about the way po lice framed women on vice charg en have caused a shakeup in the New York police force haa been arrested in New Orleans He in exported to he a star witness at the investigation in York AUSTRALIAN SPEAKER HERE THIRD PERIOD CLOSES TONIGHT Greatest Vote Total Is Expected in Gazettes Subscription Office Open Until WHO WILL WIN Tonight the Third Period of the Gazettes Circulation sion Campaign becomes history Monday will see the start of the final period A week from tonight the campaign will be all out and over the Packard Buick Dodge Brothers Chevrolet Whippet and Ford enclosed cars and cash awards will be ready for their owners New turned in today count towards the special extra in cash which the is giving this to the individual turning in the number of accepted new subscriptions in in period ending tonight Campaign will be open tonight until nine oclock to re supplies and for any business candidate may have with the Department The Third Period is but a matter of hours now It offers opportunities which cannot i e equall ed or even approached next week DAIRY COMPANYS ANNUAL SESSION Business of Cooperative Concern Increased by Over 1929 Ilu eey nili annual luncheon and of the stock holders of tho Indiana e Dairy oni eld In the Crystal of the Muore Hotel at noon yester day Twenty of the 22 stock holders i heir ladles cro present the nicely had been served those present were and royally e by teats of by William wellknown local magician Mr entertainment wan fol lowed by the principal address of the meeting delivered by Hon Harry Mr took bi theme Farmers Cooperation and wan unfolded by the speaker in usual ive and interesting manner During tl session followed Walter R Fiedler man aRei of the Cooperative Dairy Coin on Page two Winter Car Hot Water and Hot Air Heaters kid Chains Glycerine Wind Shield Defrosters and Monkey Links for all ears and trucks Auto Parts Theatre lid Miss Graccio Houlder Gives Splendid Talk on Prohibition Gains At Victory Luncheon of Indiana W C T U TALK EXCERPTS Miss Honider o famous as an international lecturer w liter traveler and world prohibition advocate was the guest speaker at the Prohibition Victory Luncheon held in celebration of the eleventh birthday of prohibition which was given by the Indiana Wo mens Christian Temperance in the Presbyterian Church social hall at noon yesterday five min utes after Miss Houlder started her her audience of over members of and their friends realized she was of the reputation of the Crim son Flame Orator of Tvo Contin Miss Moulder who came o the United States from Australia to see for nor self the working of the pro policy eventually at Vancouver and worked her way thru out the country observing tabulating and reporting the effects of prohibi tion as she state alter Mate Continued on Page Three i Candidates this All workers have beta piling up in anticipation of tonights period close Surprises arc almost sure to be Candidates wh have heretofore seemed harmless are likely to blossom ojt into the ful flower of the car There may be some who iil still and wonder why somebody else isn interested in their campaign fortune nnd doing for It i of course the one i that gets along on HARRY MOSHER IS MAKING GOOD AUTOMOBILES IN COLLISION An Oldsmobile roach owned and operated by H M of Livermore and a Ford owned and operated hy Chan Cavanaugh of Lucerne were practically demolished when they sideswiped on the crete bridge over Two Lick Creek on the City highway at oclock last night The operators of the escaped injury to State Motor Patrol man R H Raymond who investigated the accident it was over an hour and a half before the damaged cars coul 1 be removed from the scene During this period only one way could move over the bridge FORMER SHERIFF D E THOMPSON PASSES AWAY Prominent Coal Opera tor and WellKnown Citizen of Blairsville Dies Following Ten Weeks Illness OBITUARY NOTES GYPSY BAND CAUSES PLEASURE and visitors in the Hotel enjoyed a raie musical treat yesterday afternoon between the hours of and oclock Dur ing the hour musical were rendered by the Hungarian Gypsy Band of Ohio of even pieces Many pedestrians passing the hotel wen attracted by the music and to enjoy tiie informal conceit Case Brings Court Puzzle to hear of the activities of Harry Mother once a resident of that town In he was a represent ative of the Indiana Evening Gazette there and was prompt in making his deliveries and his returns Later he removed with his parents Mr and Mrs S W to Fairport N where he was graduated from High School He then took the Civil Ser vice examination for mail carrier and passed honors being given a position in Fairport post office Af ter a service he removed with his parents to Cleveland am was transfers to the Cleveland ter minal as postal railway mail clerk CHARITIES BODY WANTS CLOTHING The Associated charities Associa tion of Indiana County requested this morning that the public be in formed that they are very much need of boys and clothing age 2 to 1C years all sizes of shoes suits ages 1 to 14 Anyone who donations to make are asked to tele phone the Central Charities head in the Indiana build ing telephone M and thf will havi some one call for them Cherry Tree Youth Released Oscar of lurry live and I Cher y Tree utf with d i entry E Thompson prominent Western Pennsylvania coal operator a former sheriff of Indiana county and practically a lifelong citizen of passed away at his home in that city at oclock this morn ing following a tenweek illness TV deceased was a son of David and Clawson Thompson and born and pent the early his life in Blacklick township Hi business had its inception a clerk in a grocery store In he founded his own store and continued the business with two in until when he dis posed of his store and entered the coal business as an operator He so continued until the time of his death and through hip firm business substantial friendliness and devotion to his church his home and his com munity he earned and kept the sin cere and esteem of one who him Mr Thompson was a Republican in party affiliation and stood by the principles of that organization hir on two MOTORIST IS HELD FOR COURT STRING QUARTET ARTISTS PLEASE London Group Present ed Fine Program of Classics As Second Number of Community Concert Series THE CRITICISM A musical sandwich with filling supreme and sauce was the apt way in which an Indiana cian described the concert KIWI by the London String Quartet in the Presbyterian Friday evening a the second offering of the Indi ana Community Concert Associa tion The musician went on to tiie coverings of the sandwich as th heavy numbers of pro gram Quartet in i Major by Mo zart and Quartet in D Opus II and the filling as composed of the Fairy Suite The Pixy LM H Waldo Warner The piquant sauce then were the two appreciation numbers Menuet by and last movement from the Quartet by Mc the latter being literally trans lated from the French an did bone on a With tne the next step is to eat it and then make compliment u y or other wipe the concoction In this instance the will all be of the train The keynote of the Quartet va harmony a of perfect time and and a blend ing of tones of the violins viola and cello that led to execution Melody was evoked from firm strung crescendo the teen exemplified in muted chord vith and tin boned HIP motif d with tiie of the pii the Finance Wizard NKA i A Benham above former clerk in a sew inn machine factory at Belvidere han turned amateur financial wizard and in mystifying with an investment plan with which he in reported to pay in tercut 20 to 50 per cent on short term notes Illinois bankers may in his methods of making money on COW HAS RECORD Brick Hits Horse Horse Steps on Foe of Black smith Wants Damages Ian 17 i pca iu lit arc u new i to the i died b William Ulli itii for due to lost d lor bills and for in jui Iva I he ol OBrien are A Diking at a Smithy B on luj lut On a va cant lot D Austin K named us the de fendant a contractor in down the D one of tiis K al lowed to fly a win i a i he black smith hop Tin H a horse il A was The M lit jumped stepped mi lic left toe J of the ba ksmith A I He lot ays he pi i toe stiff Irm lame Attention Koi I i ai ill A I a cur to drive i or suitable mud roads A Pu lici vi ii tii the add Wai j tcr II Ja that tor lie I by the Justice a ua into by State is uf l tin T Harvey of Indiana by State Motor Patrolman Altre with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor held for court and committed to I the county jail in default of bail following a hearing held Squire C C McLain this morning Harvey operating a Chrysler lan north on the City of crashing into a Ford coupe operated by H E of who was traveling in the opposite direction near the farm about oclock Although the oper itor CM botn cars were i damaged When and Raymond Arrived on the cene Harveys ed them t he was under the of lie was taken be Ifor a physician alter an nation he was intoxicated FAIR SAILING SAYS LIGGETT INS A predict inn tril within il National t ini Iund store oper ator i President i We are i in the tide wit I lie Annual M of ut tiie tnd aii will helJ ut 7 I M n tiie oi said Association Oo Indiana for purpose of electing three Directors for tin of such other may the meet ing K C ir iik SHOWER FOR NEWLYWEDS Mi i J d i i the lu III t ie d Mill tils lend ii iii nome of i lints Mr Mrs H A Cherryhill town j M The received a 11 i f lents the uf jollity Mi Hd Mrs leMde in Clyiner i How about repair uu have r Ju cull C H I 11 i 1o 1 pil I made Ir the County Home Turin the county owns one of and most in country I1 r for j milt is envied all Hci is nim by lie bold number 1SS4LM year she produced pounds of milk and of and days The profit on her the cost of feed had hoen de ducted was Sinis lie moth er ft1 Two ai fidO ae a pan of the County Homes pi hei d TROOPER HAS BADGE AGAIN I he stale h State Trouper S I Orbin has found and r noon u man whose name could not be learned HIM Hany lir and hiiri the I h i to Indiana CoEds Enjoy Banquet i the I I i i e Ulii II 1 tnW II ii 1 i nv i i i 1 nrr t t the i lii I a I i enle r I ri i Mrs I M i i 1 r i in I i i iUM u U j ii i IVi t I Til Ml i Ae i M i II l I C d i VV ej CONTINUE PROBE OF COMMUNISTS Committee Recommends Deportation of Aliens and Greater Care in Admission Urges Full Publicity OTHER HIGHLIGHTS WASHINGTON Ian 17 INS of of the oT Justice to 1 deportation al en greater eare admission of aliens and full for Communist affairs comprised the highlights of the report of the House Communist propaganda inves today Tho report afr an to by Rep Kin R York Reps Kachman R of nia D and Hall of Mississippi tiie Fish report while Rep Ri of Maine fifth urei nied leport Iot h reports eo e id i i i u ame ground t to far a the re t committee in affiliated Communistic 1 he entile committee li to ma TREASURY ASKS BUILDING FUND Jan IT INS I lie today i i i to pi MJt e it HMl HIM t co it dl I I lie p K iou Iti Man of the di i ni in n i I e WASHINGTON PAPER PUBLISHES NOTE Similar Denial T h a t Dawes Was to Retire A s Ambassador t o Great Britain Made in Capital RUMORS RIFE WASHINGTON Jan that Andrew W Mellon ha reined secretary of the Treasury effective March 4 and Mial he is to lie succeeded by M Robinson banker unqualifiedly denied at the White House today Mellon has not resigned it was j stated and if he lias any intention of o doing he has not acquainted White House of it I A similar denial made that Charles G Dawes in shortly to retire ambassador to Great Britain in or der to take over the muddled affairs of the Republican national commit tee added his denial as soon as he reached office There is no truth to the he said The is without any foundation The State Department also issued a denial that resigning The Heralds Ston The Washington Herald today printed the following copyrighted at ticle Andrew W Mellon his resignation secretary of the Treasury but announcement of acceptance will not be made until after Congress adjourn March 4 His successor it is understood will be Henry M Kobinson banker of Calif friend uf tiie I ili f I Wo I D AGUES WIFE IS GOING BLIND New Pathetic Angle in Aftermath of Troopers Slaying Jan 17 INS A broken little woman still faithful to the husband who deserted for 1 1 CMC Schroeder ami the trail or i rime that ended with the death today fought a slowly en i the last of spirit and in her little home here With the final blow de livered by when he visited lam iti jail only to that til rested with the Airs the ha retained i larM They lit Me the jail door but to be in fv I i1 friends on h dump i A Indi Trial Will Resume Monday Morning It Girl Replaced in Cast ol City I I i i INi i i i A t I I II I e II i 1 i i i i u ii tle I Houi 1 n I f I i t IK t t i 1 a to b i rt i I i tr I iii Vi fiit li t trial ni i i and i I In i I s p which i in City Sin el v 1 1 kmil slime the r 1 11 S U New 1 t r h dary I j i nil ri of lf kmM of the II  

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