City Community Chest Drive Aproned by Volunteer Teams
A city wide Community Chest campaign votes in appointing canvassing teams and schedules a Friday morning parade of school children and beneficiaries to launch a house to house drive aimed at finishing before the Cincinnati Good Will party at 12 40 p m. District captains and teams are named across four neighborhoods with numerous volunteers listed. The drive seeks to balance allocations and proceeds from the emergency fund to reach a total of 17 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stair
Girl Scouts
Bar Scouts
Cincinnati
EF. Boxworth
M. G. Hubbard
Dr. Zimmerman
J. W. Bradner
A. M. Kinnairis
T. G. Campbell
R. L. Brown
Arthur Rhorer
J. P. Riimonds
John Burnett
U. G. Brummett
Ed L. Johnson
Js L Robertson
H. Brooks
B. B. Campbell
J. W. Cunningham
W. J. Callison
Moss
W. R. Pool
P. Grey P. Wise
Neland Avenue
Twentieth Street
Cumberland
I. PD. Hill
A. D. Campbell
W. C. Stuic
Geo. J. Lewis
C. G. Smyth
Jas. A. Vaughn
W. W Haynes
Guy Glover
John Owsley
M. Reins
G. H. Talbott
Robt
Buster
Sam Weinstein
Jp. Mooman
J. C. Baumgardener
Wl. C. Chappell
HL C
Martin
Kincaid
LD. Vankirk
Chas
M. TL. Zauher
H. BE. Verran
Gibson
Tom Xurbet
J. J. Walls
W. Brown
Jacob Semultz
A. A. Shelluune
W. D. Motel
A. B. Moteh
W. B. Birmingham
C. D. Yincheson
W. B. Fugate
Wayland
Smith Nek
E. F. Russell
L. P. Brown
Sae
Cumberland Avenue
Twentieth
J. M. Rogan
TH. F. Wambrent
T. R. I. T.P Gibson
W. AM. Camples
Chesney
C. A. Blackburn
Cecil Owsley
J. W. Allison
Doug
Geo. Sehenck
T. G. Anderson
C. A. Wood
J. Morris
W. B. Cabell
BH. I. Gragg
P. T. Colgan
OB. Schultz
R. L. Maddox
Grace Nettleton
F. E. Nettleton
Emily Winters
Elizabeth Jackson
Kentucky
Middlesboro
All Presbyterians Must Sign Pledge Fight in Assembly
William Jennings Bryan won a fight in the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church to require every Presbyterian minister official club member faculty and student of Presbyterian schools to sign a total abstinence pledge. Also: a sharp drop in German marks sent the dollar to fifty six thousand marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
General Assembly
Associated Press
Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
New York
Apparent cancer cure from lead solution reported
New York May 22 an apparent cure for cancer using a lead solution described as folluidal of lead was reported by Professor Blair Bell of Liverpool University and Dr T E Youghey of Concordia Kansas. The treatment spanned years of work and fifty treated patients reportedly showed no recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Blair Bell
Liverpool University
T. E. Youghey
Concordia
Kan
Hougher Sail
Partial cleanup of business section by merchants
Cumberland avenue merchants organized a limited cleanup today using four private draymen to shovel dirt and rubbish. Much debris remained since the prior cleanup, with refuse piled in vacant lots awaiting removal ahead of Friday’s Cincinnati Boosters visit and the Community Chest drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Avenue
Cincinnati Boosters
Awning Crashes at Buster Store This Morning
A heavy awning over the sidewalk at the Buster store collapsed this morning when its supporting rods loosened. The canvas and framework weighed much and a mirror at the front cracked. No injuries were reported as workers moved to repair the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster's
Buster
Community Chest Meeting Called For Tannery District Team
The General Community Chest committees and team captains listed above are urged to meet in the school auditorium at 7:30 PM Thursday to receive final instructions. Individual team meetings will be announced by captains through this paper. Dr Jacob Schultz sent a $100 unsolicited subscription to start the fund last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Guan
W. H. Ralston
Bellab
Dickey
T. P. Semles
H. St. Chandler
TL UW. Saunders
Ewing Wilder
C. . Huff
Walter Tice
HH. Walker
Ternest Waren
Tannery
E.G. Shearer
Henry Hollingsworth
Cal Swithh
L. J. Paumphter
J. L. Manning
D. G. Hinks
General Community Chest
Community Chest Fund
Jacob Schultz
Cleveland School Fire Tragedy Ends Promoting Night
A schoolroom fire during a commencement in Cleveland, Ohio, killed 76, including many children. An oil lamp explosion ignited kerosene beyond improvised stage props, with stairs collapsing as panicked spectators rushed the exit. Fathers attempting rescue perished. some leaped from second floor windows.
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Cleveland
8. C
Community Chest Team to Meet in District No 2
Captain L 1 Ik of the Community Chest canvassing team for District No 2 announces a Wednesday afternoon meeting in Charles G Smyth's office at 1 30. The team is urged to attend to ensure the District No 2 canvass reaches over 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L 1. Ik
Tain
Charles G. Smyth
Two Killed in Attempt to Arrest Wanted Man
Jersey City May 22 two men named John Black and Vatrolmaun Clarence were shot and killed during a raid on Frank Sage alias Frank Mille sought for a $19,000 payroll robbery in West New York. Patrolman James Walton was seriously wounded as six officers entered Sage’s house. A woman companion was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jersey City
John Black
Vatrolmaun Clarence
James Walton
Frank Sage
Frank Mille
New York
Liquor Law Vigilants Bond in Pineville Raid
Reports show all but one liquor law violator captured in a raid near Pineville posted bonds. RC Campbell and others secured bonds, including James Cunning, Wesley Matthews who faced liquor possession, and G Ballinger. RC Jr. and Campbell’s son also used bonds, reflecting the ease of securing federal liquor case bonds and noting the identities of those posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampbell
Pineville
James
Coloredl
Isham Bias
Arthur Cleveland
RK. C. Campbell
Campbell
RC. Jr
G. Ballinger
Wesley Matthews
Yellowreek
Plans Forming for Eighth Dixie Highway Meeting in Chattanooga
Invitations have been sent to Henry Ford to attend the Dixie Highway association’s eighth annual meeting in Chattanooga Tennessee at the Hotel Patten on May 24. Governor Morrow and Governor Hardin are expected guests with Senator Samuel M. Ralston also invited to the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Highway Association
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Samuel M. Ralston
Txie [Lehwey Association
Lou J. Foust
Chattanooga Automobile Club
Mark K. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
M. MM. Allison
Negro Arrested With Liquor in Possession
James Cunningham colored was arrested on Ashbury avenue yesterday with two bottles of liquor in possession. Policeman C. M. Yeary and A. D. De Busk made the arrest. Flo was taken to Pineville to appear before Judge J. G. Rollins. hearing in police court here set for Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
Ashbury Avenue
C. M. Yeary
A. D. DeBusk
Flo
Pineville
J. G. Rollins
Three Confess To Robberies Of Kentucky Distilleries
Three men arrested after a Deatsville Kentucky distillery raid confessed to robbing numerous Kentucky distilleries. In a signed statement, Peter Walker said their gang of twenty struck plants by night, binding guards, loading distillate, and trucking to Chicago. Doby and Walker were wounded by buckshot during guards fire. one may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Associated Press
Waukegan
Peter Walker
Marion Hail
W. A. Doby
Highland Park
Samuels
Deatsville
Doby
Walker
Deby
Louisville
Chicago
Samuels Place
Good Roads Day Rescheduled To Tomorrow
The Mines at Mingo Wollow will receive coal cars Thursday this week instead of Wednesday. Tracks and workers from Middlesboro will assist miners tomorrow to fit holes in the roads and complete the route to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Wollow
Middlesboro
Nassable Oue
Mian Arrested With Suitcase of Liquor Guilty Verdict
John Cary, a Combs man, was arrested here last week with four half gallon jars of liquor in his possession. He was found guilty before Magistrate Charles G. Smyth on Monday afternoon and sentenced to thirty days in jail with a $1000 peace bond required. The defendant claimed he was told to leave the grip at a local store and did not know its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cary
Combs
Charles G. Smyth
Stanley Baldwin Named New Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin accepted the post of prime minister offered by King George. He has been prominent in politics only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
King George
Cabinet Discusses Chinese Situation
Washington May 22 The cabinet today discussed the Chinese situation amid reports bandits hold a number of Americans. Officials regard the matter as very serious with grave possibilities and dire consequences. No word yet of any killings among foreign captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Ireese Watkins resigns as city night policeman
Reese Walking resigned as city night policeman yesterday. City council will act next meeting but Watkins will be relieved from duty immediately. He becomes superintendent of the Reliance mines. Watkins served eighteen months and performed duties diligently in the city and police service. Chief H B Ball regretted the resignation and said the post would be hard to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Walking
Watkins
Reliance Mines
Palice
H. B. Ball
Knights of Pythias Meet at K. P. Hall
Middlesboro hosts a sequence of events including an automobile show by Middlesboro Motor Company, the play The Forgotten Law, and Grace Nettleton Home Program at Manning Theatre. The gathering features community programs and local entertainment.
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Knights of Pythias
K. PT. Hall
Middlesboro Motor Company
And
Grace Nettleton
Manning * Theatre
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Cap
Liverpool
Community Chest
WED
Miss Jackson
Pury Hall
Ford
Dixie Road
Chattanoga
Mrs. Forrester New P
T. A. Head
Ars
Helen Forrester
Peachers’ Association
Luther Burnett
Beulah Bryant
W. E. Gunn
Seaser
Corbin
B. Cowden
State Fair Association
Jread
Reva McClure
Eunice Meflillan
Sterchi
Prof
Bradner
Aikison
W. J. Hutchin
N. B. Morehead
Daily News
Shelburnes
Long Yoakum
Reams
Dixie
Allen
Lon Guill
Express
Callison’s
Association
Keutenva
Waunkegee
Samuels Distillery
Mian
George
Bonar Law
Ireese Watkins
Meddlesboro
Seeley
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