Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - February 15, 1931, Zanesville, Ohio i 15 1931 I CITY Who Served in ret Service During World War Here Wednesday Van Callo talented i musician who plays some forty ruments will visit this city this k and will appear at high schoo before service clubs anc give a concert for the public at high school auditorium evening He was a secret service at during the World war and wil of his experiences In this service also give a musical program dur public recital Wednesday He is connected with th his aing POTTER SLAY NG WARRIOR DOUG STRUTS ARMOR Everyone in Cleveland j Wants to See Him Lawyer Defends Suspect Cleveland Feb 14 burgh Martin's connections with Ohio bootlegging and his sible connection with Cleveland tics were scrutinized carefully by de- tonight In an find a motive for the murder of Councilman William E Potter Out of a maze of clews nine He is connected with tn Out of a maze of clews Army and came here at the I tlon and personalities rounded up In intensive Investigation de- of local officers AGED MASON DIES Feb ay removed John P 80 red manufacturer and prominent son He founded the Youngstown Works and was a vice president Bostwick Latch company the is until Wednesday Gallstones Kill Millions Annually to eminent medical Gallstones exact even a ater toll ot lives than modern The case against Martin Is a It Is estimated that every his attorneys r millions of people die directly when the hearing was from Gallstones or Foned Everybody In Cleveland d aliments An old German wants to see him burn said one of Dr Hildebrand devoted years In tne attorneys S S Rosenberg I effort to find a Gallstone cure could say a lot more but I won't at efforts were spured on by the t that he was a sufferer himself Nevertheless the detectives had a er numerous experiments he at strong chain of evidence Mrs t found a treatment that cured Gray occupant of an apartment in a of his Gallstones The old the where Potter was killed then prescribed this treatment to has identified Martin as having re- icr sufferers The amazing results frOm her the key to the suite report is convincing where potter was slain He has ad- the merit of his treatment For mitted he was in the building and United time through the Dr a Cleveland policeman has sworn he Laboratories Dept gaw Martin Potter and another man Union Ave Chicago 111 conversing a scant few hours before ers everywhere may obtain a test potter was killed free I Much of the mystery of the case detectives believed by Ci u who was Martin's id their name at The woman they sought under this description was Mrs Mary Outland of Akron O Nets to capture Mrs Outland were spread in Akron and in Pittsburgh but she was not found Only three days ago she visited the home of Washington Feb 14 WP The navy bureau of aeronautics will lose ts oldest aviator in point of service when Capt John T Towers since 1911 reports for sea duty In places with Captain Arthur B Cook Towers will be on the staff of the craft squadrons with the battle fleet and Cook will replace him as ant chief of the bureau of aviation duty under tutelage of the Glenn seaplanes OCEAN Glenn and m com ON SB A DUTY FOR ot the NC on ocean night In 1918 probably his most harrowing ex- occurred when as a passenger In a seaplane with William D as pilot the two were bucked from the ship by a sudden atmospheric disturbance feet to his death but Towers grasped a forward projection of the plane and fell with It into Chesapeake bay The dent from which he recovered after months in the hospital resulted In ft recruit to tanks of His first assignment after ing as a flier was the command of the aircraft carrier Langley In 1928 MUST PAY TUITION Columbus Feb Bowen today report with the state bureau of accounting ing for recovery of against boards of education of Dayton Eaton and West Manchester for ition of children in the Joint district tuberculosis hospital of Mongomery and Preble counties the adoption of safety belts Captain Towers was ol Capt Cook a first three naval officers assigned te RELIEF STOREHOUSE Columbus Feb arsenal at Columbus by Adjutant General Frank Henderson as a receiving Hf clothing and food to be sent drouth stricken area of Ohio TO MARKET LIVESTOCK Columbus Feb In the counties surrounding O are to form a cooperative marketing association It today nun a week's intensive Investigation de- hoped to learn who the shots that took Potter's life and whether he was killed in a leg racket or to seal his lips from further in Cleveland's city playground scandal Martin himself was charged with the murder but has denied any part He was held in jail at Pittsburgh but may be returned to Cleveland next papers were in the I of oid and warriors bold Fairbanks movie star hands of Governor Gifford of tn IIP himself In tills suit of ancient Japanese armor lease was pending Hearing on the known In the United States writ set for today was postponed 1 this treatment yone troubled with Gallstones i solved detectives believed oy or Stomach ailments should the woman who was Martin's Another New Funeral Coach Tills Company has added another fine Funeral Coach to its motor equipment V The car Is finished In and has all the latest improvements tin's brother but departed Two Cleveland detectives went to Akron today to assist in the search and to probe Martin's activities there Akron police said Martin was known as Markowitz and operated a resort there on Montrose avenue Noting the similarity of the names Martin and Markowitz police also pointed out the murder suite was rented by an unidentified M J not greatly different from the others Martin's alleged Cleveland Joseph In ad- Mrs Marie Vinsel is Hostess at Delightful Evening Bridge Function Mrs Marie Vinsel entertained at her home on Fountain square day evening for Mrs C Randall of Euclid avenue who is leaving for a visit to England on Wednesday Valentine decorations used and four tables were utilized for bridge Out-of-town guests included Mrs G H Bain Mr and Mrs Edward Croasman and Mrs Jessie all of Columbus Theta Nu sorority was charmingly entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Gladys Witsie During the ness meeting plans for a mothers banquet and party were dis- scheme of pink and white was out in the decorations and large of flowers were on the past and present officers of the club were speakers Covers were laid foe Miss Louella Albert Miss Loretta Adams Mrs Colopy Miss Marie Davis Miss Catherine Durant Mrs et Glitch Miss Jane Johnson Miss Johnson Miss Catherine lee Mrs Alice Link Mrs Elizabeth Longley Mrs Mildred Eapp Mrs Caroline Paul Mrs Lillian and Miss Schaffer A Valentine party was given Thursday evening by ville chapter No 9 H A M and their ladies in the Masonic temple ball room Various entertainment features were arranged and one of the most popular was the round and square dance novelty as played by the Cardinal Music makers A ville skit was presented by Misses Stella Tanner Beulah Epler and Ralph Kreager with Miss Hazel er accompanying at the piano The committee in charge of this ble affair which was enjoyed by 300 guests was composed of Messrs Harold A Kent Clarence S Lucas Charles A evening spent playing ates were Solly Hart and Harris the investigators said you can afford our dition there was Julius who lived with Mrs Gray in the murder building Redlick was held in Cleveland Jail under as a suspicious person has been questioned in merous Cleveland killings but cient evidence to incriminate him never has been found lever UCHIA I Additional questioning was given today to Fred C of the apartment after Information was received he was seen with Martin in Pittsburgh a few days before the killing Laub said be was there but I not with Martin cards and dancing At a late hour two course lunch was served A color scheme of pink and red was carried out The next meeting will be held at home of Mrs HOnier Baker Bluff treet Miss Mary Godfrey oad entertained members of her bridge club Wednesday evening Prizes were won by Miss Alberta Lang and Miss Anna Kearney ments were served by the hostess who had decorated her home in keeping with the Valentine season Mrs Clem Brown West Main street hostess at an all day meeting 01 the M Merta club on Thursday A beautifully appointed dinner was served noon and the afternoon devoted to sewing Mrs Hilda Davis Norval park en- Tuesday evening at an en- bers of her bridge club In the con- prizes were won by Mrs Walter e Cobb Theodore K Rich and Emmett J Smith A delicious lunch was served at the close of the evening Asbestos Wall Board Will reduce the fire hazard in your furnace and heating rooms OUR USUAL PROMPT DELIVERY C W TRUESDELL At the Log Cabin Phone 729 501 EPS INTO IY TRIAL and Weldig and Mrs Fred Long Mrs Ralph Sutor Following games was served Miss Evangeline Snoots Greenwood avenue entertained at a delightful party Tuesday evening at which time were members of her 1 nightly contests Miss Solon and Miss Edna Hoover Margaret Thompson was an tional guest A collation was served at the close of the evening Mrs Carl Baker Westbourne Transaction Between erty and All Right On the Face of Things Washington courthouse O Feb 14 first week of the trial of Mai Daugherty on an indictment charging misuse of the funds of the defunct Ohio State bank of which he was president ended today with documentary evidence in the records and the testimony of only two witnesses When the week-end recess was ken at noon Cecil L Hall of prosecution investigator who turned up the evidence -on which Daugherty was indicted was on the stand under cross examination Shades of the teapot dome oil scandal investigation their ow over the court room when Hall testified that while tracing several items in the records of the Midland National bank he was stopped oy CLYDE REASONER 317 MASONIC TEMPLE Phone 588 Real Estate and Insurance Of ALL Kinds nue was hostess at a meeting of the members of her bridge club on day evening Mrs Donald Bobers was an additional guest The contestants in the bridge Fames and those awarded prizes were Mrs Robert Dickerson and Miss Helen Winn Refreshments were served at the card tables at the close of the play Mrs W Clare Barnett Ohio street was hostess Tuesday evening at a meeting of bridge club Valentine decorations were artistically arranged throughout the rooms in the games prizes were won by Mrs Jack and Miss Virginia Intosh A collation was served EVERYTHING in LUMBER and MILLWORK extremely low prices It will pay you to CO North 4th St Phone 148 A benefit party was sored by the girls of the Sunburst club of the Y W C A on Thursday evening when 60 tables were utilized for the egames prizes were won by Miss Helen Jenkins Mrs Fred and Miss Louise Schmid Mrs C H Mrs C F Lumb Mrs Wall and Miss ham Refreshments were sold by the girls end tho proceeds given to the Emergency commission Miss Ruth Wheeler was general chairman cf tho party and was by 1 Helen Mrs Gladys Watson Helen Jenkins Ferguson Kathryn Taylor One of the prettiest social affair the week the banquet the girls a 10 Thursday evening the seventh ary of their organization A colo the fact that some ledger sheets were missing The Midland bank entered the teapot scandal Inquiry when Mai Its president refused to produce records for the senate com- Daugherty brother of Harry M Daugherty the Harding attorney general later testified In federal court that Harry M had destroyed certain records of the Midland which became a part of the Ohio state bank On cross examination Hall Icd that on the face of things the between Mai Daugherty nd John wealthy farmer who two blank checks for Daugh rty were all right The state Daugherty used these checks to de raud the bank of sale is could not recall signing a note was placed In the records prosecution alleged Daugherty use his note to secure the checks Hall admitted that he was paid b the prosecution for his work on th case but Judge Charles S Bell woul not permit him to Bay how much n received Most of testimony to day had to do with systems of keep me bank records It was expected that Hall and Per rill would bo recalled to the again Monday ROOFING can make your house look brand new If those shingles are peeling and if years of rain and burning sun have replaced once vivid colors by drab splotches and if you have to duck under cover when it rains it's time you have a new roof You'll get the finest quality roofing and shingles here at the lowest cost SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER CO South 191 STEEL OUTPUT BETTER Youngstown Feb operations of the Youngstown Sheet will be Cut IlVC per cent next week operations of mills in general in the Ing are expected to show a slight improvement The Republic Steel corporation will advance its gen oral operations five per cent LOOKING BACK OVER THE WEEK Dr J Knox Montgomery president of college of Ohio League New Concord first outside district to complete its quota of to national Red Cress fund The county quota is 67.000 Ban on loafing in corridors of court house put into effect to enclose mine fire on the Dozer farm at completed Fire may continue for 15 years before it con- William Curtis scores anonymous letter writers in reporting county now has a father and son In the penitentiary Jesse pleading guilty to burglary was to five to 30 years His father William Rox is serving 19 years for Deaths during the Charles L Haydon 966 wood life agent of paralysis Charles W Reed 45 le of Mrs Martha E Myers 89 road from In- Mrs Rowlings 80 former resident In Colton Mrs Mettle A 52 225 South street of heart Mrs R E 04 416 Fairmont avenue granddaughter of pioneer settler of Springfield township Bernard Wortman from of Virgil Eugene Norton two days son Mr and Mrs Ralph R Norton William Mllburn Edrington 66 954 Linden avenue Mrs W L CO former resident in Mrs Nora Bl cy 16 In local hospital from peritonitis Mlm Virginia 28 native of city in Detroit from influenza daughter of C E John M Armstrong 66 Columbus uncle of Assistant Postmaster D W Joseph H Sniff 72 West pike died Wednesday 36 hours after the death of Ms mother Mrs Rebecca Sniff 93 resident of Mrs Fillmore 90 Brighton Helots cnl hospital from effects of fall Mrs Bell Koon nup following operation Col Frank M Dorscy native of Dresden In R 78 formerly of Dresden at 163 avenue Again WE REPEAT Compare the values prices and service give you with those of any other tire dealer or distributor of special brands Six thousand nine hundred and twenty eight new dealers joined us last give you value and establish a standard service for the automobile owner This our force of Firestone tire dealers to over The low prices of rubber and cotton give Firestone unusual advantages due to their wide facilities these raw materials and their efficient manufacturing With Firestone s over 600 branches warehouses and service stores we secure a complete line of fresh Firestone tires tubes batteries brake lining rims series within a few minutes to a few hours time and give our customers values and 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