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PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY SCIOTO GAZETTE, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1919. ill of the allies toward Belgium." Several projects, it is stated, are under consideration, including the choice of Antwerp as the European commercial base for the L'uited States. STAR QUEEN ROYAL THEATRE, TODAY KLY SHERMAN ADMISSION TEN and FIFTEEN CENTS. A gun fighter is tamed and William Fox Presents a woman won.

SOCIALISTS TO GIVE THEIR VIEWS SHERMAN THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW. Dorothy Dalton IN Ton nix in "The Coming 01 The LAW" Royal Unit Programme. KINOGRAMS MUTT AND JEFF Amsterdam, May 12. (By Associated Press.) A commission p-J pointed by the executive of the International Socialist Confer-1 66 Tuesday and Wednesday jencc, has examined the peace terms' 'submitted to Germany by the allies land has decided to ask an interview with the rouncil of four in Paris, for! I the purpose of expressing the Social-! jlsts' viewpoint as to the terms. Berne.

Switzerland. May 12. (By i Associated Press). Press comment CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN 2:30,7:00 and 8:30. jand other news concerning the peace II.1KOL1) LLOYD COMKM' I'ATHK TIUVKLS Experimental Marriage dcui ucic mg uermau news agency, suggest that! i COME ON BOYS! Yes, every one of you.

Mothers, fathers and sisters, too! See what life REALLY is for a Cab. aret girl! See if it is all gay music, bright lights and sparkling champagne. Added Attraction. ELINOR FIELDS ii "The Wigwam System" Wed. and Thurs.

REX BEACH'S big Special Attraction "The Brand." campaign nas been started or per-: haps which is more likely to give1 Count von Brockdorlf-Rantzau manu-i factured popular support in demands (prices or at higher ones. No saloon keeper In this city is going to be I'MOEWH Business will go on as usual; there will be no free liquor, no liquor mid to drunks, and the evening will be managed as in normal times. "If he may make for alleviation of the peace terms. The closing of the 6tock exchanges in Berlin and elsewhere and the gov- caught during the last days with a big reserve on hands, which he must DOROTHY DALTOH" dispose of at rut-rate prices. If the crowd gets rough," said one sa jernment appeal for "a week of 4a Quicksand loonist, "wc intend to close up shop.

I do not think, however, that we will mourning" is taken here to Indicate that there is a well co-ordinated there is any change in the present price of liquors, say the saloon men. OF A HOORAH ithey will go up. movement to influence the German people. be able to notice any radical difference between the final night and any other night." Asked whether or not they will I take out a license in order that they i a i mav kfteP Ion on Monday, all of fcalOOn Men JSay LOCal blOCk them gave emphatic negative an- nf Unn7P Is Far Tnn Bwers- To cover the tor oi uooze is rar 100 eitra day ,305 and the other Low For That. i expanses cf labor, light and rent, sa- Billie Rhodes BANDY ON TRIAL AT COLUMBUS iioouisis estimate mat tney would DRUNKS FILLED CITY PRISON have to do a thousand dollars worth IX You'll Love Her In oitluioy Skirt mid BoJts.

CHltJwTTrTt wasn't much of a toun a couple of saliHins, auicl a grocer) mid KID ALLEN as not much of a just a plain little rouh neck, but you'll hue her in The LOVE CALL Prospects for a big final hooray of business on the extra day to break Henderson Bandy, alias Henry was placed on trial Monday May the 24th, with the passing ofjeven. "And then," they say, "even morning In the Columbus criminal Tine Lowe Call court before Judge Kinkead, on a charge of murdering Hamer R. Day, of Lancaster. Ohio, on the nielu of Pro-prohibition celebrants kept the corridors of the city jail ringing with February. 10, near Shadesville.

lust lima iiuben. their maudlin cries, Saturday night. south of Columbus. Day had been operating a taxicab iu Chillicothe. twelve men who could not resist the temptation to get it while they The trial promises to hold nublit attention just as much as the dis could, took on a surplus cargo of liquor, couldn't nagivate steered out of their course, were taken in tow by policeman, and covery of the crime and the apprehension of the alleged slayer did.

The trial will be a most unusual one be John Barleycorn, are rather slim, according to Chillicothe saloonkeepers. Most of them are keeping their stocks ahead in a hand to mouth fashion, having sold all of their reserve liquor long ago, The majority of saloon-keepers in this city have at the present time only enough booze to run them for a few days and they order more in small quantities every few deys. To those persons who are waiting for the final week to stock up their cellars against the coining drought, the saloonist utters a solemn warning. The price of the amber fluids will advance during the final wind-up, instead of falling. Proprietors of saloons have had six months to gunge their business very carefully and to estimate how much they dispense during a stated peviod.

As a result they will clean up their stocks during the last week at the same if we did do business aggregating $1000 on Monday, we would just about break even. If someone had an Immense bar in this city, and plenty of help, he might make a little on the extra day, but not enough to pay them for the trouble." Saloon-keepers in this city will run short before Saturday, rather than be caught with some liquor that they cannot dispose of. One saloon-ist is already almost Bure that he will not be open on the final day. Several others will have to close their shops before midnight. Whiakcy at the present time costs the saloouist almost $500 per barrel, and they do not intend to get caught with any of the high-priced stuff on hands.

Concerning the possibilities of a big night on the final Saturday, sa-loonists are of the opinion that Sat-day. May the 24th. will pass as quietly as any other Saturday evening. cause of the nature of the crime and the fact that there were no eye Drought Into port at the Police station, Saturday night. Five of these were soldiers.

Another man, Mack Maugluner by name, who expects to witnesses. The prosecution will rely for conviction upon a chain of circum go on the water with the rest of the stantial evidence. STAR TODAY AND TOMORROW HARRY MOREY IN FIGHTING DESTINY A well told story interestingly worked out with an old favorite HARRY MOREY. Seldom has he been seen to better advantage. Added Attraction TOM MIX in "THE FEUD AT BEAVER Queen Today Only BILLIE BURKE in "Goodness Gracious Annabel." sailors after May 24, ran aground at Day was robbed and shot by two men who had employed hfm at Chillicothe to drive them to Columbus.

He was alive only a short time after being found and did not give any good the B. O. police station on Sunday night. He probably stocked up on liquor Saturday night. Those men who took a vacation from their usual description of his assailants.

Author work, expect to be "docked." Amos Saunier, a camp workman, Windell Richards of Wellston, and Edward Wright, colored, of Pennsylvania, were recruiting the variety of sailors mentioned above. Military II MAIM police arrested them Saturday on account of their bootlegging activities. Is ,1 Yesterday's Baseball Results National Ijcamie I Now York, 7, Brooklyn 2. the name, of said corporation from The German Evangelical Protestant Salem Congregation to The Salem Evangelical Church of Chillicothe, O. 28-3wks.

"WHERE EVERYBODY GOESTWICE A WEEK" WASN'T THAT A GOOD ONE LAST WEEK? PUBLIC SALE! ities were baffled by the mystery which surounded the murder. On the Saturday following the shooting, Sheriff Hack; of Columbus, obtained his first information that Bandy had committed the crime. He secured a statement from Maggie Stergle. 413 South Park street, that Bandy had Confessed his part in the crime to her. Around this confession, the web of circumstantial evidence for the state's case fs being woven.

When interviewed concerning the statement, Stergle said to newspaper men: Bandy came to sec me the Saturday; after Day "was murdered. He walked in the front door and asked, Well, have "you heard of the i "I answered. 'Nd. 'I did that', he said, 'me and my brother'. "'I hired Day to bring me to Columbus so that we could get some booze to take back to Chillicothe'.

'What were you doing down there? I asked him. 'Bootlegging', 'Hell, he answered. 'He pulled out a gun, then, stuck it under my nose and said: Here's tne St. Louis 0. Cincinnati G.

Chicago Pittsburg, 0. American League Washington 0, New York 0, (12 inning law). Detroit 6, Louis 2. Chicago 10. Cleveland 2.

Association Indianapojis 3, Louisville 4. i Columbus 10, Toledo 0, I St. Paul 3. Kansas City 2(11 ins.) Minneapolis 7, Milwaukee 5. illfiradig! AfflKDHItncr Card of Thanks We wish to extend our thanks to all those who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement, the death of our father, Filacer Holdren, We extend our thanks to the nastor.

G. W. Tyler for his comforting words. undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at 39 East Water at the late residence of John ueeeased, in Chillicothe, Ross Ov on the 5 i 26th Day of May, 1919. the Personal Property of said John Knccht, deceased, consisting in part One 7-passenger White Touring Car; 1 Republic Truck, 1 1-Ton Gram; Truck, 1 Blair Truck, 1 2-ton Gram Truck, 1 Kord Coupe, 1 Ford 1 Oil Tank, 1 Spot Light.

Office Fixtures, Consisting of l' Safe, 1 Cash Register, 1 Clock, Desk and Chairs; Household goods and other articles. Salo to commence at 10 forenoon. i Terms Cash in hand on day of sale. i WALTER W. BOULGER, Administrator of the Estate of John Knecht, deceased.

i and Sun that did it. If you squeal you'll ana to the negihbors, friends undertaker. Mr. and Mrs. John McQuade.

ME TODAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY HEADED BY THE SUPREME HEADLINER "Patsy With A Past" A SPARKLING COMEDY DRAMA by Aaron Ross. WITH AN ALL STAR CAST INCLUDING William H. Crane Jr. Ann IVardell and Peggy Bird MANUFACTURED (Continued From First Page) A New Schedule of List Prices on United States Automobile Tires and Tubes Representing Reduction of Approx Inns. International peace and human progress depend on how questions are handled," the note says.

"The demands for social justice repeatedly I drawn up in this connection by workers of all lands only partly find endorsement in principle in this section of the allied governments' draft the peace terms. These high de SPECIAL ON GROCERIES 9 get tne same. "When he left I immediately called the sheriff'. While seated at the dinner table with other boarders at Mrs. Stergle's, Bandy trembled and suddenly asked one of the boarders, "If I killed a man and no one saw it, could I be held for it? The boarder told him These statements and other circumstances are to be used against in order to convict him of killing Day.

It is thought that the trial will consume about" 10 days, or possibly two weeks. The first two days will be used to secure a jury. The state has subpoenaed 35 wit-nesses, to say nothing of a number which may be called in rebuttal after the defense has Introduced its testimony. The prosecution will be represented in the trial by Prosecutor Schlesinger and his assistants, J. O'Donnell and Charles G.

Saffln, while the defense will be represented by Attorney Mathew L. Bigger and Jonh H. Cooper. The defense up to Saturday had not subpoenaed any witnesses, but it is understood that should the state present sufficient evidence tc cause the court to send the case to the jury the defense will introduce testimony in an effort to prove an alibi for the accused. mands have, for the most part, already been carried out In an admit-tably exemplary fashion in the German empire." Referrring to the draft of an agreement on international labor.

complied by the German govern 15 per imately cent. BERT ELZA HOWARD and GRAF In The Juggler's Dream BERTIE FOWLER The Queen of Make Be-' lieve in a Vaudeville Oddity. Stevens and Brunelle Versatile Nonsense De Luxe. PATHE NEWS Always Good. Liked by Everybody.

2 Pound sack cane granulated sugar "for $2.48 Fhll pound pink salmon per can Full gallon Karo Syrup Jdllo and Jiffy Jell, per pkg. Aibuckle coffee, per lb Oc Old Homestead Coffee Golden Sun Cbffee, steel cut, per pound Old Reliable Coffee, steel cut, per pound Spaghetti, Macaroni and Egg Pete Fuller, of Columbus, an old California Lima Beans, per 12c offender, arrested along with C. Pinto Beans, per lb. .8 l3c Blue Rose Rice, per lb 10c yuaker Cprn Flakes, per pkg. Nelson, and H.

C. Wagner, for robbing R. I). Robinson, at Columbus, shortly after the Day murder, has accused the Nelson brothers of the TODAY Hominy Grits, par pkg 10c Aunt Jemima Pan Cake or Buck Wheat Flour, per pkg. 12c ADDED ATTRACTION WITHOUT AN EQUAL THE TWO SPEED BOYS Corelli Gillette A CARNIVAL OF FURIOUS FUN.

Offer a specialty of superior quality, finely constructed, skillfully executed and masterfully presented with a dash of pep that is irrcsistable. (ORE THROAT ment and proposed by the German league of nations, the note says: "In order In the interest of all of humanity to put these principles everywhere into practice, the acceptance of I he German delegation's proposal is certainly requisite. We consider it necessary that all slates should join in this agreement, even if they do net belong to the league of nations. "In order to assure the workers for whom these proposed improvements are destined co-operation in shaping these principles, the German delegation considers it necessary to convoke representatives of the national organizations of the labor unions of all these contracting parties to a conference at Versailles ven during peace negotiations, to deliberate ani make decisions on International labor laws. It considers It would be advantageous that the proceedings of this conference be based on decisions reached at the International Trades Union conference held at Berne from February 5th to Feb.

Dth, 1919. We append a copy of those decisions which have been accepted by the representative of trades union organizations in Bohemia, Denmark, Germany, Great. Britain. Wllwm (iolajr to Belgium. Brussels, May i2.

(By Associated Press.) President Wilwon will visit Brussels about May 20. according to the newspapers here, which add that his visit 'will dlfslpnte mlsunder-standlng and establish the good i pss. seeaea uaisins All Laundry Soap, including Ivory Eight bars 3 pound pkg. Argo starch 3 pound pkg. California Figs All Scrap Tobacco, per doz.

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we oeiiver oraers $2.00 or over "THERE'S A REASON" ROSS COUNTY SUPPLY CO. NOTICE! Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the members ot the German Evangelical Salem Coifgrega-tion, held at the church on Friday the 18th of April, notice of which was given by publication more than thirty days prior to said meeting, an amendment to the articles of incorporation was unanimously adopted changing "Thru The Keyhole" NELSON AND CASTLE, Late stars of the musical Comedy "KATRINKA" and other topnotchers..