The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 41

1 FEBRUARY 15, 1929 'AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Request Bower To Outline Screech Owl Bill Of Fare KELLY BOWER, who is deputy county auditor and knows lots of things, was consulted by Miss Sara Bowman, 92 Oakdale yesterday after a screech owl entered the Bowman home by way of the chimney and decided to stay. Miss Bowman's father, D. W. Bowman, general manager of the Burch Directory chased the owl around the house for an hour before he finally caught the bird. Then Miss Bowman, who is physical instructor at Old Trail school, Fairlawn Heights, appeal- TWO N.

O. P. BUS LINE ROUTES CONSIDERED Public Utilities Officials Asked To Pass Upon Proposed Change Two applications of the Cleveland, Akron and Canton bus line were taken under advisement by the public utilities commission Friday. One was an application to extend the Cleveland-Canton line from Canton to Dover, New. Philadelphia, Urichsville and Dennison.

and also north from Dover to Massillon. Replace Car Lines The bus service, if extended from Canton to Urichsville, would serve cities now served by the N. O. P. L.

interurban, street car lines. The O. the bus service. The other application was to abandon the Canton-Dover line, now in operation. Chamber Officials Attend Toledo Event Vincent Stevens, secretary of the Akron chamber of and W.

W. Hall, industrial commissioner, were in Friday for the meeting of the secretaries Ohio mid chambers of commerce. Stevens gave the response to welcome extended by members of the Toledo chamber, and Hall spoke on "Trends in Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development." The meeting will continue through Saturday. By The Associated Press EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb.

Marshall McCormack of Herrin, Ill. his brother, Elmer, a policeman, and Chief of Police John Stamm, were convicted of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act today in United States court. The case was given to the jury last night and a sealed verdict was handed to Judge Fred L. Wham this morning. The mayor, who headed the city government during gang strife and in Herron, was accused of being in collusion with the Charlie Birger gang of gunmen in wholesale liquor traffic and to have kept the town wide open to bootleggers and saloonkeepers.

His brother and Stamm, it was alleged, were his tools. One Pleads Guilty Another city official accused in the conspiracy, Alvin Misker, water superintendent, pleaded guilty at the outset of the trial and turned government Judge Wham gave the four men eight days in which to return to Herrin, resign their offices and close up their affairs. He set Feb. 23 as the day for passing sentence. All four are under bond.

The maximum sentence which each. may receive is two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Two Others Convicted Conviction of the Herrin city officials followed by less than a month the conviction on similar charges of Arlie O. Boswell, former state's attorney of Williamson county, in which Herrin is, located, and three others. Boswell was sent to prison for two years and former Coroner George Bell was given a one-year term.

Edward Cox, 31, of Springfield. Lake, under sentence of one year the reformatory for selling liquor to a minor, was fined $5 and costs late yesterday in police court where he was arraigned on a charge of intoxication. Cox was arrested a week ago when Detectives Bruce Ward and Luther Strayer found him with Herbert Cook. 19, accused as a robber. Index Of Furniture Bureau Is Success ed to Bower at the courthouse, an old friend of the family.

"What do you feed owls?" Miss Bowman asked Kelly over the telephone, by way of opening the conversation. Undaunted, Kelly, who knows most everything, came to the rescue. "The owl is not a vegetarian," he explained. "So all your neighbors to set mouse traps and the mice to the owl." The which got into house while a stovepipe was out of a chimney, is now confined in a bird cage at the Bowman home. Tallmadge Man Dies At Daughter's Home Phillip Danner, 74, resident of Tallmadge for more than 50 years, died Thursday at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Albert Walter, Tallmadge. Funeral services will held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Walter home and burial will be in Tallmadge cemetery. Besides his daughter, Mrs. Walter, he leaves a son, Harrison Danner at home, a brother, Frank Danner of Gulfport, and three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Royer of Rootstown, Mrs.

Lydia Geib of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Minnie Ebie of Cleveland. Edward Cox Fined In Police Court Case In the 22 months since it was 01- ganized, 7,000 cards have been filed in the reference index of the Furniture Merchants' association of Akron, Jack Moore, secretary, said Friday. Participating stores are represented in the organization by credit managers. It is a subsidiary of the Akron Merchants' association.

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LOUIS Federal Jury Returns Guilty Verdict Against Herrin, Ill. Officials SENTENCE DATE FEB. 23 UTILITIES BUREAU BLAMED FOR CRASH Coroner Makes Formal Report On Fatal Collision At Bellevue Crossing NORWALK, Feb. 15. (INS)The Ohio utilities commission was held primarily responsible for the bus collision at Bellevue, Jan.

22, in which 19 persons were killed, in the report of Coroner C. L. Bell of Huron county, here today, The Lake Shore Electric Co. was held secondarily respousible, while the bus driver and the motorman who figured in the crash are absolved of blame. Coroner Bell said that after the accident the commission lost no time in ordering flash signals placed at the crossing and directing that the speed of electric cars be reduced to 10 miles an hour at that and other dangerous intersections.

The coroner asserts that if the commission had the right to order these changes after the tragedy it had the same right before and was therefore negligent. Public Welfare Ignored The report declares that the Lake Shore while not under orders to install signals or reduce speed at the crossing, would have made the changes without orders, had it had public welfare at heart. Referring to Edward Butler, Cleveland, driver of the bus, Coroner Bell said he was "overcautious." Bell asserted Butler stopped his bus 150 feet from the tracks, walked to the intersection and then returned to the bus. The coroner holds that 'if the bus had been driven to within a few feet of the tracks the driver could have driven across without accident. Hold Lombardi Rites At Catholic Church Mrs.

Rosa Lombardi, 53, wife of Vincenzo Lombardi, died Thursday at her home, 339 W. Chestnut st. Besides her husband, she leaves five sons, David, Frank, Angelo, Roxie and Anthony and three daughters, Antoinetta, Mary and Jennie. Mrs. Lombardi has lived in this country for 27 years and she was an official in the Daughters of Italy lodge.

Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the residence, followed by services at St. Vincent's church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. News In Every Line MARRIAGE LICENSES Ulysses Hammond, 20, porter, 448 Iroquis and Annie Reese, 21, clerk, 686 Edgewood av. David C.

Deselms, 56, machinist, 1059 Yale and Anna Funk, 54, 147 Hall st. Morris Eckhouse, 24, huckster, 1132 Alger Detroit, and Anna Silverman, 22, clerk, 571 Rhodes av. Francis J. Wilson, 26, advertising, 342 W. Market and Marie Van Berg, 26, teaching, 1012 Stadelman aY.

Jacob M. Ansell, 21, laborer, 1240 Second and Anna M. Miller, 18, laundry worker, R. F. D.

1, Box 69, Tallmadge. Hill Edwards, 34, laborer, 609 Miami and Francis Bazel, 24, 609 Miami st. Fred W. Fritsch, 58, molder, R. F.

D. 1, East Akron, and Jennie B. Wiley, 50, housekeeper, R. F. D.

1, East Akron. Henry L. Bailey, 45, custodian, 283 Scott and Marie P. Bertman, 29, maid, 283 Scott av. William Henry Werger, 37, boiler worker, Greenville, and Pauline Jordan, 22, clerk, 910 Storer AV.

Jacob M. Ansell, 21, laborer, 1240 Second and Anna M. Miller, 18, laundry worker, R. F. D.

Box 69, Tallmadge. Theodore K. Snyder, 22, taxie driver, 2719 Koehler Kenmore, and Ethel E. McFadden, 22, housework, 2816 Koehler Kenmore. Lewis M.

Molton, 55, factory. superintendent, 670 Elma and Onoa C. Workman, 29, 339 Buckeye st. William A. Freeman, 25, rubber worker, 494 Kling and Ada F.

Self, 21, rubber worker, 201 Ira av. Lawrence E. Durbin, 25, tire builder, 73 N. 23rd Kenmore district, and Esther M. Sanders, 22, waitress, 25 N.

Forge st. Robert Fisher, 22, laborer, 111 Walker Barberton, and Esther Patton, 19 housework, 522 Wooster Barberton. William J. McClellan, 38, superintendent, '277 Crosby and Grace Clark, Whitman, 35, typist, 277 Crosby st. DIVORCE SUITS FILED George Ecos, 651 S.

Main st. Vs. Marie Ecos, address unknown, neglect. Elizabeth M. Dempsey, 401 Grand av.

VS. Joseph T. Dempsey, Wickliffe, neglect. Pauline Muster, Ellet, vs. Raymond Muster, address unknown, cruelty and neglect.

Gregg Throckmorton, 676 Sunset View dr. vs. Elizabeth Throckmorton, Dayton, neglect. and cruelty. Abraham Riznikove, 635 Dorothy av.

vS. Jennie Riznikove, Cleveland, cruelty and neglect. DIVORCES GRANTED Mae Lipscomb vs. Walter Lipscomb, divorce to plaintiff. May, L.

Barnes vs. Ira Barnes, divorce to plaintiff. Anna Rutis vs. John Rutis, divorce to plaintiff. Ada Lawver vs.

Robert Lawver, divorce to plaintiff. Jennie Klein vs. Isadore Klein, divorce to plaintiff. Albert George Arndt VS. Katherine L.

Arndt, dirce to plaintiff, Dreda Parks vs. Robert Parks, divorce to plaintiff. PROFESSOR ROCKWELL ABSENT Professor Joseph C. Rockwell, head of the Greek and Latin department at Akron university, is attending the inauguration ceremonies of Dr. Edmund D.

Soper as president of Ohio Wesleyan university at Delaware. CLUB FIGHTS LAW TO RAISE GAS TAX Cleveland Automobile Group Says Legislature Unfair To Large Cities CLEVELAND, Feb. 15. (AP) -The Cleveland Automobile club, through its secretary, Fred H. Caley, today launched an attack on the Sullivan bill now before the state house of representatives which would increase the gasoline tax from three to four cents.

Caley said the bill was "decidedly unfair and unjust" and complained that there was "apparently no disposition on the part of the legislature to play fair with large cities." Dies At Residence In Kenmore District William P. Clark, 76, employe of the N. O. P. L.

died Thursday at his home, 103 N. Manchester Kenmore district. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Boulevard Evangelical church. Burial will be in Lakewood cemetery. He leaves his widow, Emma; two daughters, Mrs.

Myrtle' Graham and Mrs. Lewis Jones, three sons. Harry Lewis and Frank J. Clark. Hold Schiller Rites Sunday Afternoon Funeral services for Jacob Schiller, 72, who died Wednesday at his home, 700 Ivy wil be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and burial will be in Mt.

Hope cemetery. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Edith Van Buskirk, Mrs. Bessie Gallatin, and Mrs. Cora Allison; a son, Norman Schiller, all of Akron; and a sister, Mrs.

Mary A. Howell of Chicago. Jacob Pfautz Dies At Akron Residence Jacob Plautz, 77, a retired farmer and resident of Akron for 65 years, died Thursday at his home, 421 Bacon AV. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at his residence and burial will be in Springfield Center, Mr. Pfautz leaves his widow, Kate, and seven children, John and Hugh Pfautz and Mrs.

Carl Swan- son of Akron, Mrs. Aiden Tozer of Chicago, Edwin Pfautz and Mrs. L. M. Spaulding of California, and Miss Margaret Pfautz of Columbus.

RUMANIA FOR PEACE GENEVA, Feb. 15. (AP)-Rumania today notified the league of nations that she was ready to negotiate treaties of arbitration, non-aggression and mutual assistance with all countries. The pacts would follow models approved at the last meeting of the I league assembly. PRINCE WHITELY Established 1878 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE GEO.

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