The Lima Gazette and The Lima Republican from Lima, Ohio (2024)

May 4, 1924

Publication:

The Lima Gazette and The Lima Republicani

See Also

Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan

Location:

Lima, Ohio

Issue Date:

Sunday, May 4, 1924

Page:

10

Extracted Article Text (OCR)

'CHEN' REPUBLICAN-GAZETTE May '4 1924 jt 2 HELD IN THEFT REPRESENTATIVES OF OLDEST FAMILY viEVEN ADMIT GRAND JURY 1 INDICTMENTS BINGHAM MAY EQUIP TRUCKS Springs For Fire Apparatus Recommended To Ease Riding Rough Streets AID OF C00LIDGE IN FARM BILL IS SOUGHT WASHINGTON May 8 -Advocates of McNary-Haugen agricul tural export bill decided Saturda to seek the (aid of President Cool-(dge in their fight to bring about enactment of the measure In the house leaders of the began the circulation of petitions which will be transmitted to the Whjte House early next week City officials were enthusiastic over the spring and only the lack of money In the city treasury prevent! Immediate purchase and installation it was said A means may be worked out whereby the springe pan be procured The cost of each set of springs of the type the fire apparatus would require is $250 a set Installed City oflclals are hoping that some Lima buslnes concern will show generosity and provide the various pieces of apparatus with the device' CONVENTION DOORKEEPER IS NATIVE SON OF OHIO CLEVELAND May Although he is now a resident of Lawrence Kansas Brig General Wilbur Metcalf who has been chosen doorkeeper of the national Republican convention here in June is a former Ohio man It developed Saturday that General Metcalf was reared if not born In Elyria Ohio and Is a graduate of Oberlln College Isaac Metcalf financial advertising man and former Cleveland newspaperman Is a brother I 4 uH i By Pleas Of Guilty Entered Defendants Cited In In-" quisitory Report SENTENCES ARE WITHHELD City Manager Bingham was considering Saturday a proposition to equip all apparatus of the Lima fire department with air springs A representative of a Cleveland concern was in the city demonstrating the spring The design is a similar to that of a sleeve-valve type motor and works at the bottom All jolts and sharp bumps thus are taken fro mthe machine while in motion it is declared bil Well Brought In An oil well has been brought In at the Zimmerman farm near Ft Loramie that gives evidence of producing a large daily flow according to Information received here' The operator A Slagle of Pittsburgh expects production throughout the surrounding field PYTHIANS PLAN JUBILEE MEETING Charges Of Robbery Against jMei Include- Theft Of Cash And Automobiles 4k PRISONER SERVING FINE IN JAIL GIVEN PAROLE Ed McGrath of DeTphos who has been in the county Jail since last fall serving out a $300 fine-for possession of liquor was paroled Saturday by the county commissioners McBrath had a credit of $82 80 at 6(1 cents a day I Pair Taken At Cincinnati To Be Returned To Auglaize Authorities Lima police were notified Saturday that two men were under arrest In Cincinnati charged with the theft of Dr A Faulkner's automobile from Wapakoneta Thursday rjlght and It was expected that deputies from the berlff's office In Auglaize county! would leave Sunday to bring them back to face charges of grand larceny The Auglaize county grand Jury meets Monday and it is planned to have the case ready to be pies-ented to that body when It begins work The machine was stolen from the garage where it was scored Thursday night and police offi-ctils of many cities were notified Lima police were asked to be on the lookout for the car and the men It Is believed that four men were responsible for the theft Cincinnati authorities reported Saturday that two of the men had been arrested and were being held for authorities from Wapakoneta Warrants were being prepared Saturday night Gazette Want Ads Bring Results Delegations From Dozen -Nearby Cities Will Take Part In Festivities 74 sains aXn6v 4 i iSSS STEJlyCO ACOStCA PATJGHTER ml Plans were! completed Saturday for a northwestern Ohio Pythian Jubilee Wednesday May 28 The festivities will start with a parade at 6:30 of delegations from Wapakoneta St Marys Cglina New Bremen Van Wert Kenton Bellefontaine Deshler Sidney DeU phos Paulding Findlay Fostorla and Ottawa After the parade the Knight rank will be conferred on a class of 25 candidates at the Pythian Castle Hall South Main street Representatives from the grand and supreme lodges will be present Aoo is shown bt Llmo Acosta Commissioner of Jacksonville Fla with his daughter Miss Alvarez Regina Acosta Acosta his sister Ellen and their children are direct descendants in America of Pedro Menendez de Aviles who founded St Augustine Fla In 1565 or 55 years before the Pilgrims landed oit Plymouth rock Acosta and his family were guests of honor at Ponce de Leon Day in St Augustine when the founding of the city was celebrated Pleas of guilty to Indictments Returned by the grand jury -were m'4de by seven men when ar-l rklgned before Judge Fred Becker TSaTOrdajr -Judge Becker withheld sentence H-announeed sentence would be Monday nt 11:30 Glen Ward alals Jack Wolf as charged with robbery on sev- eral counts He entered a plea of Sgjijlty to robbing Ray Herrett of $204 March 22 1924 feaa Snyder pleaded guilty to charges of robbing Lockheed JoJ JlSO on February 16 1924 I I Charles Shell pleaded guilty to i Ailing nine pistols valued at 360 Jrsolm Phillip Kohn April 21 1924 pari Wlndblgler pleaded guilty ile the theft of a Ford coupe vvtjued at $350 from Paule Goke fulfil 11 1924 His brother Ray Wlndblgler fcjadsd guilty to the same charge Dan Ciumer pleaded guilty to frying Ray Herrett of $204 on flaroh-! 2 1922 as also did Em-5 alifyt Felver -v ANJI'PROHIBITIONIST V- FtJRMER BREWER DIES I CINCINNATI May Percy 65 years Old former of the Jung Brewing -Cincinnati and prominent anti-prohibition worker at his home at Wl- nstka (Illinois near Chicago ffTenda of the former Cincinnatian were notified TRIO TO ANSWER THEFT CHARGES Genuine Savings for Thrifty Buyers Note These Discounts Will be Withdrawn After Saturday May 10th Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silverware Diamonds 10 Watches 10 and 20 Gold Jewelry 10 to 20 Filled Jewelry 20 Clocks 10 Sterling Silver 10 Plated Silver 20 Glassware 20 Leather Goods 20 Lamps and Art Goods 20 Novelty Jewelry and Beads 25 Ivory and Silver Toilet Ware 20 i These Discounts Taken From Our Consistently Low Prices Make Prices That EVERY ITEM IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Represent Real Values One of Northwestern Largest and Most Select Stocks HUGHES SON for ver Forty 135 Main Street BURTON CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT MUSIC WEEK TO BE CELEBRATED Richmond Authorities Take Suspects To Indiana After Capture At Wapakoneta aside when entertainers will be on hand Monday has been set aside as Leedy Day and George Way of Indianapolis famous drummer will be in charge Tuesday will be piano day Wednesday is Gibson Day with James Johnstone of Kalamazoo Mich In charge of the program Thursday will be Radl-ola Day and Albright former radio engineer of the Govrenment Naval Radio station at Washington will be in charge Friday has been designated as Conn Day when one of the greatest display of band instruments ever presented in Lima will be shown Don Johns Store To Give Programs In Accordance With Proclamation Temporary Chairman Of Republican Convention To -Write Speech WASHINGTON May Chairman Burton of the house committee which investigated criminal charges against Zihlman Republican Maryland declared Saturday he had found that Zihlman had Improperly received money to 'exert official influence WAPAKONETA May Three men arrested here Friday and charged with the robbery of three stores In Richmond Ind were taken back to that city Saturday by police officials of Richmond Those arrested gave the names of John Cackowslcy William and Joseph Stephensky all of Youngstown Ohio They were arrested and held for the Richmond authorities and officers arrived Saturday with extradition papers Richmond police say that the three men are responsible for rob- The week of May 4 to 10 Inclusive has been designated by Governor A Donahey as music week and music merchants of the time to show the appreciation for music for which Ohio has long been famous At the Don John Music Store High street programs will be given each day throughout the week Special days have been set berles there in which loot valued at $1200 was stolen' KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY MAY flTH 8:00 ALL MEMBERS REQUESTED TO ATTEND ALTENBACH 13-Ton Door The door of the thbney Vault of a new) London bank 'v(rplphs thirteen tons but can be jmoyed with one hand The sailfish is the fastest denizen of the sea 2Z 2k HOP ON WEST HIGH STRE THE Shoes For Men Quality Federal Little Store with the Big Puetz and now Puetz and Son has shown by its remarkable Reorganization Sale that the small can be mighty One receives the considerate personal serv- ice during this event that characterizes every day shopping In this store Just with Day in the immediate future this sale should be useful Why not give her a needed piece of silver sit-roux watch or something similar from Puetz and Son Truly an opportunity! Tom Togs? Which Include suits greatcoats sweaters shirts hats most everything but shoes in fact You get more than what you pay for at Tom too a glad good fellow service that makes you go back often real quality and real style A store for men a ho appreciate better things at really right prices yJ 13 just as apparent after months of wear as when Tuttle Scott shoes are newf And their reasonable prices permit one to have a pair for dress and a pair for the working days of the week Bakery Beginning With Tomorrow May 5th Will Be at Home To Our Patrons Lt 129 HIGH ST (Formerly 126 Market) SEVERAL PART WHITE PART WHOLE WHEW HEALTH BREAD REMAINDER OF WEEK 100 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD TUESDAY AND THURSDAYS AND A NEW AND WONDERFUL i Made from the prescription and flour produced in the Battle Creek Sanitailum laboratories A health bread rich in vitamin especially for the undernourished GLUTEN BREAD Is only one of the desirable features of Tuttle Scott Shoes Discriminating women Invariably choose from our selection of styles and leathers WATCH THE PAPERS TOR OUR OPENING Shoes For Women CALL 2243 WE DELIVER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY Specialize on Shoes Two of the Five Kinney Factories Make Children's Shoes Exclusively and They are Made to Satisfy Both the Kiddies and the Parents Style as Nice as Quality to Satisfy at Prices to Save You Money 1 7 -hs fi 'a a a a FEDERAL BAKERY IN BANK BLOCK Infant) Corset Slices for Weak Ankles Brown or black Sizes 3 to 8-42J9 Infftutft Sport ford Patent of Lot Cabin witlt Champagne trim Se to $1 98 to 12 4 a I SHOES SELL AT MODERATE PRICE "The local branch of the Kinney organization is located at 126 High street The Kinney company Is the largest shoe retail organization operating 156 stores and 5 factories It offers shoes for the entire family at prices extremely reasonable none over $6 and hosiery too of the quality that will induce you to fill your hosiery needs here a a a The newest comer on the street Is the Federal bakery located until Saturday at 216 Market street wkich will beginning Monday occupy the former location ot the American Bank at 219 High street An Interesting produet and one that shows well the progrossiveness of the institution is Gluten bread a discovery of the Rattle Creek Sanitarium Including all the necessary Ingredients for the feeding of undernourished bodies Health Bread oi Brown Calf Shoes Goodyear Welt Rubber Heela Sizes 8J4 Little Tan Elk Shoes Serviceable Goodyear Welt Sues 9 to 1315 98 STYLE COMFORT QUALITY SERVICE Wear of the Better Kind 0 PFLUM Haberdasher 114 High Open Evenings Till 8 From early morning until late evening Snooks are at your service The illy papers tobacco supplies reallv good candies etc a good selection There will be special supplies of candies for Day at CANDY for DAY May 11- i Remember the sweetest mother with a nice especially Iwrapped box of our delicious candies haberdashery store No 1 formerly In the First American Bank building on the square have made themselves good enigh-bors on High street A little store with a great idea of service the finest in men's furnishings Worthy ot mention is the fact that the store Is always open in tie evenings until 8 o'clock KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY MAY 6TH 8:00 ALL MEM-BERS REQUESTED TO ATTEND 3 ALTENBACH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS REG I LA It MEETING TUESDAY 8TII 800 ALL MEMBERS REQUESTED TO AT-TEND ALTENBACH SNOOK Opera House Block High BL DOoonaapaooaoooDOooaooaoDDooaoDaaaonQao COME RENT A IT YOURSELF CnECK CAB 80)4 PUBLIC SQUARE.

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