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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15

tackled by Mary Thompson's COW.
but the timely aid of Ansel McPeak
saved her from serious injury.
Fred Hambel is assisting in the
! Emery Wells store. Miss Jennie
| Potts, former clerk, has resigned
her position.
A. M. Love of Malta was the
guest of his mother Mrs. Mary Love,
one day last week.
Charles Carr is still in poor
health.
Charles Hill and family of Co
| lumbus were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Parsons.
! The will of the late Mary Jane
/ Newberry will be contested in the
Perry county court.
Lee Brooks of Poplar Ridge was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Thorn
as Brooks here, recently.
Vane Roberts sold his farming
effects last Saturday at public auc-
ton, and will move to town from
! the Matson farm.
Catherine, daughter of Mr. anu
Mrs. L. A. Dew, who has whoop-
ing cough, is under a doctors care.
Roy Chappelear has been about
! laid up for several days, from the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15
RINGGOLD

Albert Burtnett of the west part
of Ohio, was here last week to visit
his mother at home of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin GLADDEN..
There will be preaching at East
Branch Church of Christ by Elder C.
Parsons, Saturday night, May IT,
and over Lords day. You are all
cordially invited to attend these
services.
Harley GLADDEN. was in McCon-
nelsville, Monday.
Clyde GLADDEN. went to Lancaster
and is employed in glass factory,
since the shut down of coal works at
Crooksville.
Mrs. Ida Chappelear has been on
the sick list several days.
Leslie Chappelear has gone to
Athens to work for the Kroger
store.
George Slay of GlOuster route
was here one day last week.
Stanford Davis, wife and baby
Of Hackney were the gests of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Thompson, one
day last week.
Mrs. Frank Harrison, jr., was at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15

flu.
On account Of the dry weather,
corn planting was on standstill
but beautiful rain came last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. G.. o. GLADDEN. and Harley
GLADDEN. were shopping in McCon-
nelsville, Saturday.
Remember the preaching at the
East Branch Church of Christ next
Saturday night, May IT, and over
Lords day.
There will be special meeting
at the Ringgold M. E. church, Sun
day night, May %. All the mem
bers are invited to attend
Raphael Vess, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Vess, and Miss Freda Coff-
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Coffman, were married last week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15
Buying A Tariff-How Much?

With economists estimating that
the new American tariff-upon
which the senate and the house are
now seeking final agreements the
highest in the history of the United
States, it may be useful to consider
whether it is worth what it will cost.
The price is placed at $1,000, 0,000,-
900. Who will pay it? The con-
sumer. What will he get for his
money? If he happens to be a man
ufacturer of aluminium and some
other things or grower of sugar
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15
$4,000
Wort Of Reading Matter
for $500

Would you pay soc for four of
the finest novels of the year? And
would you pay another soc for four
books of short stories?
OF course you would.
And would you pay soc for a six
esting people who are doing inter
esting things in all parts of the
world? And another soc for a doz-
en- or more books by such writers
as Margaret Sangster, Daniel A.
Polling, Honore Willsie Morrow,
Stanley High, Seth Parker, Charles
NJ Sheldon, Barbara Nolen, S.
Parkes Cadman?
OF course you would.
All right, now that is just what
you will get in 50 issues of Chris
tian Herald.
If the mail man delivered this
matter in 50 bound volumes they
would cost S100-or more. But by
giving you beautiful color covers
(suitable for framing) instead OF
booh DlHdiHSS dHu Wy
the contents of So books in maya
zine form we can give you $100
worth of reading matter for 5000
The coupon below will bring you
Christian Herald for the next So
weeks.
MORGAN COUNTY DEMOCRAT
hn I,
this coupon please send me the next
50 issues of the new Christian Her
aid.
Name. :. ;. :. ;. :. 80.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15
PENNSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hiatt motored
to New Lexington. Sunday after
noon, and visited Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Hiatt's uncle Lewis MacDon-
aid, who suffered light stroke
He seems to be in very bad shape.
Mrs. Ethel Hollingsworth and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-15

Coulson's are offering special
during their special spring sale Car
hartt overalls and Jackets at S169;
also good quality 2:20 weight
plain blue denim overalls and jack
cts at csc. Be sure to take ad-
vantage of this sale to get a supply
of overalls and Jackets.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
FILM MANS WIFE
 READY FOR STAND
Claims Another Woman Lived
 With Husband 20 Years

los Angeles, Jan. 2S t4o, -- Mrs. Matte Dean Hutchinson, Chicago society woman, Was ready today to take the witness stand in her SG00.- 900 alienation Of affections suit against Mrs. Edith r. Taylor. who has admitted that she lived for 20 years with Samucl C. Hutchinson, Chicago film distributor.
 Mrs. Taylor. inc first witness in the case. testified yesterday that Hutchinson maintained an apart mout for her for years, Sha said her real name Was Edith Patterson and that she met the film distributor in Valparaiso, Ind, in 19OS.
 Mrs. Taylor testified that she did not know Hutchinson was married until she found school report card of his ~gitimatc son in q book he had given her. She said she pre- Niously had begged him 10 marry hc", but tha, inc insisted he could not do so, Mrs. Taylor testified that size had borne Hutchinson two children, one Of whom is IS years old, Tn" other is dead.
 Hutchinson sobbcd as Mrs. Taylor told her story.
 Attorneys for Mrs. Hutchinson al the outset of the trial asserted that Mrs. Hutchinson lived for oo years in ignorance Of her husbands don hlc life, and that his offices in Lon don and Hollywood gave him cx- c'lscs for frequent absences from homo. She did not learn of the dc ccrtion until 1928. they said.
 Mrs. Hutchinson is q sister-in-law of \. C. Eoebuck, Of the Chicago mail order house, Scars. Rocbuck and company, and was decorated by King Albert of Belgium for her wartime services overseas.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

mcnts' they say, arc reliable and
 saI2 only in the SlreI gth and abil- lt2 Of the manufacturer to main- ! tain leadership in the Radio in GuS:ry year after year Many an
 owner of what looked like a orea;
 rsoio ba"9aln at tho time. has later regretted his purchase, just like the man who bought a S4200 car that appreciated in 6 months tc
 S2Jo because ol inability to get parts or service from that partic-
 ular manufacturel. Anyore who Will look before they leap, will find evidence on every side to prove tha, such remarkable radio Of fe- as Bosch dealers are now spon- soring is really wonderful invest ment opportunity in Radio"
 The new edition "21," fully 35to more selective and 5Oeo more sensitive in pickup than former models, using 3 screen grid tubes, push h-pull ampliication and the great powered detector circuit gives splendid example of Bosch out of-the ordinary reception. It is confidently predicted that before the generous 1925 more" offer is withdrawn, all records for a similar period of time will be broken by tho great new l930 model, edition "2l' Of Bosch screen gr.d radio.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
CHARGES AGAINST
 MULLER DROPPED
Man WbO Crossed Atlantic in
 Small Boat Freed
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New York. Jan = lR-A Berlin dispatch to tbo New York Times to- day said Paul Mullor known to Americans for his adventurous trip in small sailing boat across th. Atlantic was acquitted in the distric, court at Kocponicll ypstcrday on d charge of burglary.
 Muller has served 20 years prob. ably altogether for burglary. but during his last term he became con- vinccd that burglary as q trade Was no good. Hoping to wipe clean his slate with some extraordinary deed. he went to MuggclSee and purchas cd a boat for $15o in which he hop. cl to cross the ocean.
 Within q minute after Gr paid the price. the boat was ~unk at Nugget See, and lhr occupant barely cscap- ed drownin@ Enragtd, Muller that night broke into the siliptard~ where h" purchased thc boat anI sought rcycng" by destroying th- shiphujldor's own boat.
 llr bought another boat and start ed from CuAharcu for America July G, la2N. reaching the Canary Is. lands and later Cuba. lie told the court yesterday how we'll he ha l been treated in the United States, particularly at Charleston. <. C., where residents brought over his 'ianccc from Germany and had him married there in grand stylr
 In q New boat prcacutrd by Charleston he started for New Yort, but this boat also was lost in q storm after sixteen days at sea. It, then returned home with his youn wife.
 His story made deep impression on the court, and even the public prosecutor admitted the so-callrJ burglary was not real burglary. be- cause Muller had not attempted tc steal anything. When even th shipyard owner offered h's hand tc Muller and apooGize1 for having been cllragcd ut him. the judge ac. quilted him Of the charge.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
DETECTIVE SHOT;
 TACKLED BANDIT
DiSro5arlS Word to Put Hands
 Up and Is Wounded Twice

New York. Jan. -2 o?.-A deJ-.- tive who shortly af.,v muM-at walked into a dru- store oa upn.r Broadway 10 uaL, pu,la-, while .a hoId-up uHs iu nro-r"~ "a- -hot and seriously Nount.I #r,n .. 3t - rr-lrhd thr rpvmant oG tu. ta4 u'rn 10 put ga lis hand.
 Tn, arr#5sr n,aa- j. Manoa. . &e }rar- o'u, M5 U.r .oupa.I l- 'Dr Of dHtt .j aa~ w uts vn
 hom" ar|o- fl. -.. 'rou tI, H"m aeeo-- 'Hr-,u,: .oU A.. Ir. sror. k n" ,a.r.d -H. aov. n. -." -nn a.n. f#rc!- f. HarI Ioo.-
 ing tho ~t 0 nalat.r D.:r-arIu. .W.'r ""t.g %. -N#l~ #u" Ha -rat.. Nl.d with 'n- .aosr cw. Ta. olh.v turu "~a 'no ~4ot-. o0- ,. which s'ro. Nuum.. u rGr t.r ar'" anj tu, of.ur m t.o. abdomen. Tine Hol.-"u m.u aaG }o,l,I .t. ci"rh and jHo sods aI~wn~.r@ in a |rrar rgow. Tm@ ,sop,d ao'or t@e
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Bay State Congressmen.
 Urged to Balk Program

Boston, Jan. $ tup)-Massachu- sett- conErrssmen have been urged hy Mayor James N. Curlcy of Bos- ton 10 adopt a rctaliatory program toward farm relief or any other p'ndin% national legislation unu da'ulte action has been taken tc lmpo-" a proper duty on European mad" ~Ao.S.
 Mayor Curl'y attributed tho sen 1t.'s refusal fo impose q duty or tOo's and sho,s 10 the purpose O certain mlrr"@s m rongrrss HC Sst'e-Wrrd 'u" investments O. inter. national bankers. rN,u though suc) a roWr~~ might result in the de. strjrlIou uf any established Amrr ran ministries. through failure ic provide protection from invasion ot oG" morl.' by jorei-n-mude goods
 II. brjIrN,d extreme measurcy uer. "o' only necessary but Justi- liable 10 protect inc Massachusetts boot and ebor industry.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

During thc next few days, hun dteds and hundreds of people a all walks Of life will experience a new thrill in radio entertainment, For It IS certain, that the final few days of the great Bosch 1895 or more extra allowance offer for old sets, will induce radio cnthus- fast, from all over New England to cash in on the most extraordinary and satisfactory radio inyestms nt of all time.
 New Model Astounding!
 icraldad by all who have seen anu nstered to the marvellous and Justly celebrated edition "2l" of Bosch screen grid Radio. as the nearest thing to actual radio per lection ever built, with a chance to not only obtain the exquisite new Bosch creation, but at the same time to realize the very ut most in tradc-in value of old, and u many cases obsolete battery sets, f Is TO wonder that in the few past weeks, Bosch dealers through out the New England States have set the pace in radio sales. Shrcyd investors, those who weigh every angle of every purchase. have been quick to appreciate the unusually advantageous offer. Radio invest
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
MEX|CANS HALT
 ANARCHIST PLOT
Plan to ASsaSSinate President and Blow Up Building Found

Mexico City. Jan. gS [RL-MeXi:o City police claimed today to have frustrated plot to assassinate President Emilio Portes Gil, and the Presi1ent-e Pascual Orig Rubio, blow up several public bull l. ings, and seize administration ot the government.
 Of l9 persons arrested several days ago, NaIcnte Quintana. chief oi police, said l7 are being held n connection with the plot. He said pl. of the 17 had confessed: the two persons released are Womcn Wlo proved their 'nnonccncc.
 Adhcrcnt, Of Nas"onccIoS
 Quintana said the plottors were adhcrcnts Of Jose Nasconcclos, | > tcatcd candidate for the Mexican presidency. who charged after his loss at the polls last November l7 that the Urtil-EUhistHI bad tak-l advantage of certain pcculiaritics of the Mexican clccuou IaWs to Wm from him.
 I4tC pIol. tue pollCc Cllcf addeJ, was to massacre the guard at the government power plant here all ] capture it: scizing arms at q facto y m the center of the city. and suUs4- QucntIy tcrrorizing the popuace ny shootng into the air rockets wi.h large dynamite content. In the con- iusion the president and president elect were to have been shot and th, administration seized.
 some Of the arrested persons Were students, Scnor Quin)ana termed the plot the product Of "demcntc l persons. He said he would hold ! the prisoners over for invcsti2atioa and punishment by the new admlp- istration which takes office 'cbrua1 V
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
MISS MONROE LItTIEJS

Hartford Jan. 2&--Miss Harri # Monroe. poet and author, locturc and read d number Of her own poems at q program sponsored h- the Hartford Poetry society last night in the Colonial hall Of the Bushnell Memorial. Prof. Wilbcri snow of AIidd2etown introduced the speaker who had the distinction of being the first to lecture in the Colonial room.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

j. Roman Milan. l1nlrr ou. af the prisoners Nas thar-,d Niib Oa- ing the riuglcdd,r.
 ObrCgol te-a>~iuatcd
 In July l2GH G,uorJl hI'aro Our eon was assassin"l"d. abo" a lor' night after h. had hr-H ,l,c',I {, tn" presidency. Within a irW da after election Of Ortiz I;3tjo jo t'. presidency hc hcean au l>t,u~j.t visit to the United S'a,.~ from which he only recently l,'ururI
 After defeat of Nasconrolns H' 1h- polls, there were reports he Wouir head q revolution 10 support Hl claim of election but the mo- uiQ..' did not matcrialiZe.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
MRS. LlNDBERGH LEARNS
 HOW TO OPERATE BIPLANE
Iindy Shows Wife How to Take off and Land at Los Angeles
 Municipal Airport

los Angeles, Jan. - lPj- Mrs. Charles A. Lindbcrgh spent busy hour today brushing up on her fly ing with her noted husband in the role of instructor.
 The colonel and the former Annc Morrow took Il biplanc training ship al Los Angeles Municipal Airport and Tor an hour Mrs. Lindbcr1h handled the controls, taking off circlins the field, landing and doing ii over again.
 Colonel LindborGh said his new winged monoplane spcedstcr, rr- c"ntIy purchased here is nearly ready to fly d. in after minor changes. Thc
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Sentenced to Hang Twice In April for 2 SIayings

Oakland. Cal. Jan. - -l'ouud guilty of the double murder oI stanley Montero and his tamcer, Mary Munoz, Ernest A. DIas. A., today was sentenced to hang twice on April II.
 Superior Judge Fred Y. Wood passed the sentences and 10 his knowledge it is tho first time in the history of English or Amcri- can law that d murderer has been sentenced to pay twice with hs life for his crimes. bias shot the couple 10 death as they sat in their automobile.
 He formerly vas an inmate of the Sonoma stat" hospital for feeble minded persons bat a inry found him sane.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Theater Seats Offered
 For Nickel Draw Crowd

New York, Jan. 2S 1Broa1- way thcater seats at five cents each.
 Attracted by the foregoing an- nouncemcnt thousands of persons Hooked to the Republic thcatcr last night. causing Il jam that re- quired battcr!ng ram tactics by ten policemen 10 untangle. The seats were for the second balcony and when the door was opened the crowd ill it's rush carried it off its hinges. After the avail able quota of seats was filled the rest of the crowd was dispersed. The show is q murder mystery that has been enjoying q long run.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
NEW COTTON FLUID FOL ND

NaNcNCsIoT. F.NC.. JIW. -N IT TT Discovery WAS announced today or q antiscptic which may rrNotstiousn methods of weaving fine quail', ro'- ton cloth with the object of prNau.- ing mildcW.
 The discovery was made uin. years Of research by scientists con- ncctcd with the cotton trade a-."c'.- tion Of the Shirley institute, Abo5t i50 substances were tested in the process of research.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
II NERAL TOMORROW

Concord, Mass. Jan 2E.-Upl- Funeral services for Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson. son Of the noted poet and essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson, will be held tomorrow at 3:30 D. m. at the First Parish church here. Dr, Emerson died here yesterday in his SGth year.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
-L-oolIn. MLlh Ahont E%nn.

~tf"otln- ~ljh about $$on.
 Despite his wounds. Mahoncy. who 1t OH" time Was hodyguard for United States Senator Royal $. Cop,- laud. walked across the street 10 his home, rode up in the elevator tod his mother to call physician anl then collapsed. He Was removed to Il hospital
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Official Says Delay "Worth While' If Impartial and Honest Valuation Can Be Obtained - Thomp- son DisIikcs Strawn Offer.

Chicago. Jan @I R-rorrbodu2s Of continued financial chaos rum hlcd through tn, local governments today as public officials prepared for a final showdown with the citizens rescue committee.
 Adding 10 the already m1pId!cd situation. the hoard of review tur- th"r delayed collection of 1928 and 1929 taxes by ordering what ,ir- tnally amounted to new rrasscss- mont ot loop property.
 This action followed prot sts from many Sourcos--including the board oL education -- that loop property Was undcrvalUcd S3oo.00O. noo in the l126 rcaSSossmcnt ordered by Will nam II. Malone chairman Of the state tax comniss ion.
 Delay Worth While
 Malone, in approN ing the new sur N"y, said the delay in collecting back taxes would be "Worth while" if Impartial and honest"
 Meanwhile. officials were still di- vjded over tue lcr"ptancn Of fuan- ciai ai1 offered by Silas II. sfrawn. chairman Of the rescue committee.
 Mayor William Hale Thompson. his forces in tn" city council. and II. Wallace Caldwell, president Of the board Of education. still frovr- cd upon the Strawn offvr-which was accompanied by an ultimatun that the public officials must pledge cooperation 10 reduce Operating rN- rcnscS to q minimum and allow the Straw committee to designate for what needs the $2u. .p00 ,0po in pledg- e. Shatl be spent.
 Anton roruak. president of the county board. and Howard Elmorc, head of thc sanitary district. favored acceptance of the StrHWn offer and pledged their cooperation.
 Near End of Eonc
 w" are at the end of the rope, q C"rmak declared. I've are in tn, same position @s a large firm which hasn't received any income for two years. w. are solvent, but We can't realize on our aSsctS.'
 Th" "aaScts," Ccrmak said. wcr, tho UncOllcctcd taxes resultant from td' iH3S rcuaecsSmrnt.
 The showdown between tho off cials and the SlraWu committee i> expected to result tomorrow with tn, return of StraWn from Washington business trip.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
BERLIN. \. IT.. STORE BURNS

Berlin. x. H.. Jan. 2S.-tPl-F'ir' which caused damage estimated a' $jo.p0o today destroyed the two story building occupied by the J. NeWherry company chain depart. ment store. The fire started in the store basement from an unknoNn origin.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Continued Financial Chaos Menaces
 Chicago as Board Delays Tax Bills
 For Reassessment of Loop Property

chief alteration was the installation Of another gasoline tank.
 Date of return of himself and Mrs. Lindb"rgh 10 New York has not been set, the colonel said
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

History Making Offer Places Most Famous Model of Bosch Screen Grid Radio Within Reach < All bran' New 1880 Edition "21" Bosch Wondcs Model Far Superior 10 Latest 1929 Radio-Drastc Tests Prove More Than catisfactory.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
BRISK BUYING MARKS
 FEW LAST DAYS OF BOSCH "25 MORE" OFFER

Shrevd Buyers By the Hundreds Sure Place Orders For Greatest of All Bosch Radio Before Offer S5 or More Extra Allowance On Old Sets Is Withdrawn Public Confidence Bosch Reliability Seen in Tremendous Sales of Past Few weeks
New Britain herald., 1930-12-30
SH|RES WILL STAY
 SILENT INFUTURE
Takes 12 Hours to Talk Way
 to Liberty

Hollywood, Cal, Dec. 80 P}- Arthur "The Great Shires, the former Washington Senator first baseman with double action vocal chords who almost made good in the fight racket and now is trying his luck in the talkies, wants to be called Silent Arthur
 Arthur The Great talked his way into jail yesterday and spent i2 hours trying to talk his way put. When released on s520 bond last night pending trial on charges of drunkenness and of carrying weapons, a pair of brass knuckles, he said: NO more promiscuous talking for me. I knew I talked a lot, but I never thought I'd talk my self into this. From now on call me Silent Arthur.''
 The district attorney refused to is- sue a felony complaint against 'Whataman," contending he was not an accomplished criminal and there- fore did not come under the state law making a felony of carrying concealed weapons. The charge Was reduced to misdemeanor.
 After he made his speech in favor of silence, Shires undertook to eX- plain the brass knuckles,
 T just carried them for the fun of it," he said. You know don't need them. When l hit them with my bare fist they go out cold"
 Shires must appear tomorrow for trial. Since he came to Hollywood Shires married Miss Elizabeth Green baum of Chicago.