Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 12

MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1924-THE SCIOTO GAZETTE-PAGE 12 TUESDAY Starting HOSPITAL NOW MAJESTIC, colors. Made entirely in natwt HASQUOTAOF 250 PATIENTS 5 Days, lane bit of it natural cot- Greyj Mr. and Mrs. Itay Hanawalt of Greenfield visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Beard. T. O.

Miller was the dinner guest of his niece Mrs. Homer Wilson and family near Washington C. Sunday. Mrs. C.

B. Wisehart is spending the weak in Columbus with her grand daughter Mir's Lois Dixon. Mrs. Charles A. Cory attending a meeting of the D.

A. R. last week at the Country Club near Mrs. Bert Kellenberger spent part of last week with relatives at Portsmouth and W'averly. Mrs.

Pearl Hanawalt ot Kansas City ie visiting at the home of Etrace: M. Neill, Sr. and family 1 A superb production of Zane Grey's million copy novel. Filmed in the original jttings and every Jhe Last Contingent Sent 1 Here From St. Eliza-t.

beth Hospital. There are now two hundred rnd fifty patients at the Veter-: Hospital, twenty being re-dived Sunday from St. Ellza-1 Hospital, Washington, -D. the largest (rroup at one time. ors! As real as life and beautiful beyona description.

SEE THIS REMARKABLE PICTURE! IrvinWillat FRANKFORT A short circuit In the wiring of Omer Free's auto caused It to take fire while standing on Main street Saturday night. The was smothered out by a robe that Mr. Tree had in his car. Miss Marie Ware who Is teaching in the Hillsboro schools spent the week end at home with her Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Ware. John Ringson the efficient Jan itor at the Merchants and Farmers bank became sick while on duty Saturday evening and had to be taken home in the doctor's car- Organized class No. 5 under Mrs. Claypool is planning to serve! lunches during election day and Jim Amrn'M1 have secured the Phillips roornjposed ot Hamilton Butler, War- for that day. Mrs.

N. M. Coyner accompanied her son-in-law, James A. Devine-away, Matinees Sat, MACK SEXNETT COMEDY. ENID BENNETT in "THE RED 1 1 fl I Ivy HtAsuai i 1 1 1 1 1 frrf! of C.

C. Newland. Toledo John Bujowskt, fatally Injured when his automobile overturned here, after colliding with another car. Toledo W. G.

Alexander, 84. vice commodore of the Inter-Lake Yachting Association, died at his home here, a week's illness. Cincinnati Injuries received v.hen struck by an automobile, caused the death ot Mrs. Sarah F. Nolan.

63. 2erao the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and foothes the skin. Soon after the first application of Zemo you will find that irritations. Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo is all that is needed, for It banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy.

It is a non-greasy, disappearing liquid that may be applied during the day. Trial bottle 35c, large size $1.00. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c SEW AND SAVE WITH Best Six Cord Spool Cotton DRESSMAKING HINTS For a valuable book ea draiamaking. Mnd 4c to THE SPOOL COTTON Dapt. 31 Fourth N.w York Administrators Sale The undersigned, as administrator of Dr.

J. II. Pake, deceased, will offer at Public Auction, on the premises 6 miles west of Bain-bridge on the Greenfield Pike, on Oct 16, 1924 The following personal property, to-wit: 2 Head Horses. 1 Bay Mare. 1 Sorrel Horse.

Cattle 1 Black Cow and Calf, Two Black Heifers. Two Spotted Cows. 66 Head of Hog 7 Sows. 1 Male Hog. 58 Pigs.

One Ford Truck. Farming Implements Three corn planters; one hay ladder; 2 water tanks; 1 slop cart; one seeder drill; one Junior plow; one Osborne binder; two plows; one harrow; two double trees; one wagon bed; one cultivator; one corn planter; one disc harrow; one wheat drill; one hay rake; one box sled; one box wagon; one mower; one gravel bed; one sled; one buggy; two sets harness; one corn sheller. One set of harness; two mad-docks; one scoop shovel; twelvs feed pens; five hog houses; two troughs; one hog track; three hog boxes; one self feeder; one gas engine; one wood saw; one garden plow; one set pulleys; carpenter tools; one grind stone; eleven cakes of salt; four log chains; six forks; four chains; sixty sacks; three gates; one self feeder; one fence stretcher; one breeding crate; one block and tackle; one feed grinder; two shovels; one digger; two scythes; one level; one Kedex weeder; one kettle and ring. And othera rticles too numerous to mention. Farm consisting of 100 acres to be sold at private sale.

Sale to commence at 10:00 a. m. Terms made known on day of sale. DOXALD B. SWEPSTON Auctioneer.

Mary E. Pake, Administrator. Ladies Aid will serve lunch. PUBLIC SALE Having decided to quit farming I will offer at public auction, on the Renick farm. rx miles north of Chillicothe on the Chillicothe and Kingston Pike, at Kinniklnnick, on Wednesday, October 8, '24 The following personal property to-wit: THIRTEEN HEAD HORSES.

One Black Mare, 11 yrs. old, wt. 1700. One Black Mare, 8 yrs. old, wt.

1800. One Black Mare, 7 yrs. old, wt. 2070. One Black Mare, 5 yrs.

old, wt. 1840. One Black Gelding, 6 yrs. old, wt. 1900.

Two Black Colts, 1 year old. One Black Mare Colt, 1 year old. Four Black Spring Colts. One Sorrel Saddle Mare, 11 yrs. old.

FOURTEEN' HEAD CATTLE. One Jersey Cow, fresh 8 7 yrs. old. One Half Jersey Cow, fresh 6 4 yrs. old.

One Red Pole Cow, will be fresh by sale, 7 I yrs. old. One Heifer, giving milk, fresh three months, 2 yrs. old. One Jersey Heifer, will be fresh in March.

Three Steers, 2 yrs. old. Two Heifers, 2 yrs. old, One Heifer, 1 yr. old.

One Steer, I 1 yr. old. One Spring Calf. Onej Bull Heifer Short Horn, 2 yrs. old; 135 HEAD OF HOGS.

One Boar, Poland China, regis- i tered. Two Sows and Pigs. Three Sows, not bred. 130 Hogs, wt. 150, to spring pigs.

HARNESS. Six sets work harness, one brltchln. 18 collars, mostly new. Two sets ot bubby harness. One pari hame tugs.

Halters Three riding bridles. One side iad)i St ITCHING SI TEACHERS ARE INFORMED ON 3 MILL LEVY Supt. Bowman Explains To His Corps Absolute Need For It To Pass. A general teachers' meeting was called by Superintendent of Schools G. A.

Bowman, this after- noon, to explain the necessity for the passage of the three-mill levy for school maintenance purposes at the November election, so that teachers will be conversant with this matter. I lio WIRE BRIEFS Massillon Knights- Templars from all sections of northeastern Ohio laid lie cornerstone of the new "jUO.OOO Masonic temple. Massillon Two bandits with a vtoman accomplice, bound and gagged the night watchman of the Boston store and escaped with $2,000. Crestline Injuries received when his automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania train, caused the death in a Galion hospital Woman's Statement Will Help GhilSicothe "I hated cooking because all 1 ate turned sour and formed gas 1 drank hot water and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing helped until I used Adlerika." Most medi cines act only on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes all gas and poisons.

Excellent for ob stinate constipation. 1 Helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN minutes. The Central Pharmacy and The South End Pharmacy. PUBLIC SALE As I have decided to quit farming I will offer at public auction on my farm at Greenland, known as the Latta Thompson farm, 3 miles northeast of Frankfort, on the West Fall Road, on Tuesday, October 7, 1924 The following personal property, to-wit: One Black Mare, 8 yrs old. One Black Mare, 12 yrs.

old. One Black Gelding. 9 yrs. old. One Gray Mare, 19 yrs.

old. TWO HEAD COWS. One good Cow, 8 yrs. old. just fresh.

One Jersey Cow, 7 yrs. old, will be fresh soon. 25 HEAD HOGS. Twenty Head of Shoats. Four Brood Sows.

One Big Type Black Poland China Male Hog. FARMING IMPLEMENTS One good Troy wagon, with bed. One wagon with ladders. One gravel bed. One man ire spreader.

One Deering binder. One Monitor wheat drill. One Black-Hawk corn planter. One mower. One steel roller.

One disc harrow. One four-horse drag. One hay rake. Two riding cultivators. One 12-inch gang plow.

Two Scotch Clipper plows. One double shovel plow. One single shovel plow. One grind stone. One horse power corn grinder.

One Fairbanks-Morse engine, 4-horse power. One Letz, feed grinder. One open buggy. Four sets work harness. One set buggy harness: One riding bridle.

One man's saddle. Three leather halters. One set horse clippers. One cross cut saw. 600 Shocks of Corn in Shock.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS. One range Eternal cook stove, good as Tiovf. One wood bedstead. One ten foot pedestal table. One extension table.

One lounge. One buffet. Rocking chairs. One porch swing. Curtain stretchers.

One Economy Chief cream separator. Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock prompt. VM. S.

SHANTOX. It. G. Tatterson, Auctioneer. Marcus Tootle, Clerk.

Dinner served by ladles of the Dry Run Church. HAJESHC TONIGHT OCTOBER 6. MBML Prices, Lower Floor: $1.50 and $2.00 Balcony 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Plus Tax. Seals on Sale Friday BUS INSPECTORS GIVEN DISTRICTS Every Precaution Is Taken To Make Bus Transportation Comfortable and Safe, Columbus, Oct. 6 (Special) With the appointment this week of five Inspectors In the motor bus division of the Ohio public tilities commission, making 8 In I all, the state' has been divided into districts and an Inpector assigned to each.

These inspectors and motor bus operators will cooperate in seeing that the road and bus laws are rigidly observed, thus insuring the convenience, comfort and safety of motor bus traffic. Ernest Frump of Hillsboro has Deen Placed In charge ot the Hillsboro district which is com- ren, Clermont, Clinton, Highland, Brown, Adams, Scioto, Ross, Fick- Fayette, Greene and Madi- son counties. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan of Columbus were week end visitors in Chillicothe.

Mr. Mor- gan is looking after the wiring of his home on Carlisle Place. thur Housman and Carrie Scott Royal, "The Hoosier School master." Edward Eggleston's popular novel, "The Hoosier Schoolmas ter has been brought to the screen by Whitman Bennett. The Royal theatre is playing it and if you want to give your self a treat, go to see it. It's not only a fine portrait of the Hoosier Country, but it's funny and mighty thrilling.

When Ralph Hartsook becomes schoolmaster of the Flat Creek District, he doesn't know what he's letting himself in for. Before long a gang of thieves who are harassing the people put the blame of their' robberies on him and he is almost lynched. But he succeeds in showing up the real thieves and winning the girl he loves even though, In accordance with the custom of the time, she is "bound out" as a servant There are two or three lights in the picture that will make you sit at the end of your seat with excitement. Nat Pedleton, world amateur champion heavyweight wrestler take3 part in one of them so you Enow Its a real battle. The others are Just as breath taking.

Henry Hull who plays the part of the Schoolmaster Is ideally suited to the part. Jane Thomas is excelent as Hannah, the "bound out" girl. The supporting cast i3 a large and worthy one. Each player ably portrays a typical HooBier "character." The cast includes Mary Foy. Dorthy Allen, Walter Palm, Frank Dane, Arthur Lunwig, Frank Andrews and Tom Brown.

Praise should be given the pro iiiirrifirii' ft home Saturday evening and will; visit with the family in Colum bus. Mrs. Almeda Riley and sons! Virgil and Albert visited. Sunday with Earl Koger and other friends. and family MAJESTIC, Neil O'Brien's Min-strels.

When the Neil O'Brien Minstrels appear at the Majestic monday evening October 6th it will be found that it is possible to present an artistic entertainment and at the same time stick closely to the line of old time minstrelsy and not lose the identity of the entertainment. It is promised that this season production will excel anything ever before presented by this master of minstrel special atention having been paid to the art of beautifying wherever possible and eliminating all rough costumes. Tex Hendrix and Sugarfoot Gaffney wll appear In their specially written act called "Span-olo Jazzolo" in which they will do eccentric, classic and Jazz dancing. This act is promised as being quite out of the ordinary and expensive gowns will be worn by Mr. Hendrix and his assistants.

SHERMAN', Gloria Swanson in "Manhandled." Gloria Swanson has done it again! In her new Paramount picture, "Manhandled," now showing at the Sherman Theatre, she has put another crowning performance on top of her three latest, "Zaza," "The Humming Bird." and "A Society Scandal." "Manhandled" deals with the problems of life In New York as the shop girl finds them, and Miss Swanson, in the role ot Tessie McLean, runs the whole gamut of emotions, taking the white lights ot Broadway, taking a whirl at being a sculptor's model, spending some time pos I Prices, 15ct 25c, 3k CAKES Baked at Home ith HOSES' BES1 and RED BIRD Are most delicious, Try a sack today. At Your Grocer's. Every Sack Guaranteed. DahhCampbcll Branch Distributors. WASHINGTON ft.

FRANKFORT AND CHILLICOTHE Quick, Dependable Touring Of Hervlre TIME CARD A. M. P. M. Leave Washlmrton C.

IL 10:20 1:00 8:00 3:30 Anstin 8:10 llrlO 1:40 3:40 Frankfort 8:20 11:20 1:50 8:50 Arrive Chillicothe 0:00 12:00 2:30 4 7:00 A. M. P. M. tvn fThllllrnlhe 7:30 12:30 lcat Priinkfnrt 8:05 10:.1.

4:35 8:13 10:4.1 1:15 4:45 6:" Arrtro Wiuhlnirtnn II- 0:00 11:30 2:00 5:30 7:30 Dayton. 7:30. 10, 1, 3. Direct connections at Cnlw eothe for Waverly. Portsmouth.

Lalnbrldge, Kingston, and Cir-clevllle iid Jackson. Connections at Washlngto11 C. H. for Wilmington, 30 minutes after each bour, XenU. Green Held, Hillsboro and Wt.

Sterling. Hotel; Washington C. ner House: Frankfort. MM" Cherry Hotel and Arlington Chillicothe cars leave S. v-Traction Co.

stopping at War-Hotel. J. V. BOYER Owner and Operator Washington C. 1L, Gazette Advertising Paj I Next Week die.

One western saddle. One army saddle. Eight cider barrels. One barrel vinegar. One grind stone.

IMPLEMENTS, ETC. One Phaeton. One Weber wagon, box bed. One Rock Island wagon, bed. One Army wagon, cut low bed.

Three army wagons, with beds. Two John Deere feed wagons. One pair hay ladders, 16 ft. One pair hay ladders, with hog rack. One' spray cart and sprayer.

One John Deere walking plow, 13 Inch. One Oliver sulky riding plow 14 inch. One Oliver cultivaor. One John Deere cultivator. One Avery walking cultivator.

One Planet Jr. cultivator, new. One garden plow. One Whitely mowing machine. One sulky hay rake.

One double shovel plow, one single shovel plow. One two-section spike harrow. One 3-sectIon spike harrow. One International manure spreader. One Black Hawk corn planter, 100 rods wire.

One 1-row corn cutter. One Geneva feed cutter. One feed cutter for chickens. One water tank for threshing engine. One wagon 6eat.

Nine wagon tongues, new. Ten coupling poles, new. One shanty car, new, 8x16, with screen door and windows. One gravel bed. Lumber for two gravel beds.

Two corn shellers. One sickle grinder. Three log chains, double trees, neck yolkes, Two 3-horse hich, new, One portable blacksmith forge. One post drill. One wagon jack.

One buggy, jack 2 gasoline drums. Ten steel drums. One coal oil brooder stove. One electric brooder, 32-volts. One buck saw.

Three cross cut saws. Two steel soles for sled, new. One self hog feeder. One hog oiler. One dipping tank.

Disinfectant. Four gallon separator oil, Scythe. One oil cook stove. Two new canvases llVixl4i. Two cots.

Two Iron beds. Two laundry stoves, coal or wood, four holes. Two heating stoves. One DeLaval cream separator. No.

10, power or hand. One power churn, churns and works the butter. One Davis swing churn. One Daisy churn. One Skinner butter worker.

Milk buckets, cream cans, stone Jars. Lots' of galvanized buckets. One Hercules 6tump puller. Wheel barrow. Water kegs.

Kitchen utensils and sundry other things. Sale commences at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms made known on day of sale. Lunch will he served.

GEORGE W. REN ICR. Swepston Auctioneers. 10 Cts. STARii Cts.

TODAY ONLY A Ruthless Romance of Life And Love In a Raw Lumber Camp! BIG THE STARRING WILLIAM DESMOND With the most spectacular and appalling forest fire ever filmed. A thrill a minute in this supreme outdoor picture. EARL MORON (KNOCKOUT KELLY) in "ONE AT A TIME" COMEDY. FERTILIZER WORKS Buys Dead Stock Chillicothe," Ohio. We pay all phone charges.

Phone 372 JANES RAMON NAVARRO and SHERMAN Today, Tuesday And Wednesday. Swanson ALLAN DWAN' PRODUCTION PMimno ADOiA ZUWJt I JUttkLUCV 0. tfaramouni (picture "News" and Comedy. Matinee 2:00 p. m.

Eve. 6:45 and loc and 35c. Prices, 10c and 25c. TODAY AND TUESDAY. Whitman penult AY Hoosier choohnaskr Classic Cdmrd Cgtfeston Jane Thomas Hull from Edward Egglestoris popular novel.

AlsouThi8)VayOut" with Hobby Dunn, comedy. ROYAL Fall Is The Time For Social Life And Its Many Home Events Good clothes become more essential than fTor, There Is nothing so comforting when railing than to know you are well and appropriately dressed. Our Specialty is Cms-iom Made Clothes for Young Men at Moderate Prices. We niako a'l kinds, including Tuxodrt for evening year, HERMAN TREIBER DO West Second St. Children happy all day long When the heating don't go wrong.

From the proverbs of Mr. Quick. When there's anything the matter with your heating eys--tern send for our heating expert. He'll investigate and repair the trouble he knows how. Advertise In The Gazelle I "i ing in a modiste shop all for aucers who have evidently entile love of fine clothes and.

so- deavored to make the picture canea good time. But she learns faithful in every detail to the in the end that the honest love period. The spelling bee, the of Johnny Hogan, a hardworking office of the country doctor, the auto mechanic, is far better an jn keeping with the the temporary luxuries shower-jtime lf you want t0 iaUgh and upon her by sculptors, depart- to be really thrilled don't miss jiieui store owners, modistes ana'tna ne ugareue manuracturfes. Once more our Glorious Gloria proves that she can do more than lllat wnat. -1 .1 tiuuics wen.

inoi oniyi does she display the flashing dra-' niatlc ability that so surprised' and delighted her admirers in her previous productions but in "Manhandled" she 'iossonis out a comedienne 6f the first rank. One of the especially clever bits of comedy imitation she does in the Picture is an Impersonation of a Russian countess. She puts tv uayim loucn into tnls scene that undoubtedly adds new els to her screen interpretations 3ns. uur hat is oft to Allen Dwan, who hns given the picture a deluxe mounting. The master hand of this director la evidenced in the excellent lunement iispn in Picking a plu-pertect support 's cast, jom Moore, who will be for his marvelous in -Big Brother," even more human and more 7" "8 89 tn mechanic with Anally finds hap- uthers In this super-cast Nude Ann ook Johns, the famous Zeig- MoJr.

Ian Kelth' Krnk rUl MeA't. Frmk Aih, Lilvau Twliman, Ar- REMOVAL NOTICE 1 from 20i N. lligh to 432 WESTERN AVENUE-PIIONE 880 Expert Bricklaying, quick efficient work. Mantel Work a Specialty. Prices Reasonable.

CLARENCE SHAW.