http://66.213.69.5/files/original/44b72e1d1a567468d4a8928f29e53be6.pdf 0d93def6042d162bcf9a005a5f26efca PDF Text Text • TID DAILY TIUBUNI, POIIIIIIOT 01110. l[ PRmAY 4tJ(JtJST 21 ltU 1 T AN O 1 5T H AV E C. OL U\!3 bury A M t~ J S(U t.l --------- S 0 &: charch au tnt nemben vlt.td te Jtt.t.end 101 Middleport d h1endb are to READERS NOTICE-If ,._ wut lloe Newo OS.. of TiJe Dall) Tribune, call 238-L, if ~. B...U..u Ollic:e uk f.w 202 R. J A. Walden. Paai.Ol SDIPSON ME1HODJ!:oiT UHUIC.CI PuuJ. A Bttchi. Putor Jetae Brewster' Sunday .IICboo. •nd Sunday ., • ' FULL LEASED VOL V- NO 290 One Colha1on Near Approach Bndce WEATHER FORECAST- WIRE on g on ~a 11 Oenrrally fa t Somewhat wanner SI.Ul and w est V fl" nla d sunday 0~ HITERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PRICB-SUNDA Y G CENTS II C&NTa ,_"to IT CAMUU »r -11 POMEROY oHIO, sutDAY, AUGUST 2a 1931 CHINESE ARE DRO NED BY HUNDREDS DRIVER ARRESTED In M1ddleport After Fa1led To Stop Fol· low•a11 Accident fwo \.)fftcen Two Bandits, Taxacab And Draver Three Year Old Tot Are V1cllma In Bloody t nd I Oardaer ~dlep rt hat.or 9 I Fine JUDie SChool Come aoo ov lt. JO :!0 MorQ1niJ wor&hJ.p sermon i UbJ c Buy {rom Ood 6 30 0 E &rvire 'J ;! Ev&n1ellsttc servl~e Sern on ub! e~ A .Larae Upper Room tor Jt'l3us We Daolt cordially tntit. attendance W n 7 30 Prayer ami study hour We pledge our be«t etrort to make ervlce both helpful and in RING Ia Ahead Ao 7 000 000 Eohmated In Need Of Food, Clotheo DAMAGED you I"'•"''"' Runnmg Street Engagement lncreaoea Toil Ao Many Walt lmpan1vely For Death To Come CRU&CH OF CHRIST For Upk~p of Land Sea WHICH IS CARRIED ON FOR and A•r Armament. Do nun1nn• N.,t Included Followmg Pay Roll Hold Up Guard Shot powa W•thout A Chance For L1le Money Founo In Car W 1th Bod ••• 01 Band 111 h J 'r rk Au~ ?2 - 1~ 5---W I t h c llaJe dt 1 ~ w th r mo th tr m th e ull e t f ,.,, ><c•l t Z( nr le n and ~; I \\ ur to the Ia Itt' By OEOROE E DURNO Wuhlnaton AUil: 2 ?'I es dent Hoover pia ned to take h ~ unem piO_yme t down to the Rap dan lo !lay where over the week e1 d u deDI lte -'tart will be nade on nu \ltm wide reller oraanlzatlon ror t e IRE HERE Come ea oomin11 wtnte American HEATH M. K. CHURCH .... ..,.... Mr and Mrs E K IJppincoLt en tertained with a 8IJC o clook d nner ThUrHday Mrs A R Abshire of Winchester Indiana aunt of Mrs Lippincott and Mrs Walter coates also of Wlncl ester and Mrs Ke1 neth Wrl&:ht 11nd da\llhter Janet of Richmond Iml old tf '-0 reach an We ,.poir tirn "9ht onJ tl RWprllfngly tow colt with mod•n electrl ull1 opera •ted Helnb. v-.l;unhlng equipment Brtng your d1m oged llr11 to u• f., t1oe ~~~~ and Ma k A '<... -~--- 1tev M J Bet~ f()rmc:r mlnh!ier Bt~tlumy M E church here b lt now at Ule Franklin M E church at PortllmCiuth wUI deliver a sermon at the Bethany church here SW1 day The lodal minister Rev: Olenn Tennm w II be 1n Portsmouth at ttlls time a.t ........... ~tblf' ......... I tl 20 n wro lght~cl!rht Botlmg Beef low ~r1ce good plate meat 6c N1ce Pork Roast f1 esh calhes lie Hamburge1 fresh g10und 3 Lbo 2Sc N1ce R1b Roast From Young Tender beef pound lSc Steak Jmcy tender 20c: pork IJ,ver good and tender tOe lollce Pork Chops lean cuts 23c Brams A low pnce 18c Veal Chops f1 om m•lk fed calves 34c SWifts Premmm Ham whole or hoJf 25c SWifts Premmm Bacon the fmest money can buy 'A Lb 20c: Lard tOe Good Bulk Coffee 2 Lbs 2Sc LUNCHEON MEATS OF ALL KINDS Monogram Sugar Cmed Breakfast Bacon 25c Matches 3 large boxes tOe Chooce WmteljWheat Flour 4Sc ~ Comot Ea~u.ind Avo1d The R...t. i I I jill BWR'S GROCEIY Pa.rkersbu 1Jh and slater Oeorce and By! QUALI'fY' MEfTs I II I I ¥ern 8W1day famii.J CoUIM with Crew and family who have Ill's Ethel Ra.lney and senral daya ret.u~ned cor. I r~>: abo thf' gr v y th p l) c m n I " with whtch the ('QUf:.l~<; tl e l:i ttJ NEW NEW CREPE NEW TRAVEL CREPE DRESSES NEW FALL COATS MORE COMING. r \1n Drnold wo ld dare 11.tt.t"mpt 22- INS-1 n n p hi ~ plnn I to Ptlect wltl o t nee 0 0 0 s nett n of thf' powe- ru r11 Levi e who ion cou ell which yest.erchy wllh Cia en c pns: ed thC' t ck c thf" tra k" un 1\Cro ~ the crl':l W lly Rc;Jy a d P n conpSII meetlnR h Br tol ~n German 11via Septembt>r 7th To JIO ahead w th te J I a so.ld They bad 11. very hlrge loa I of ellef to carry I have eve oy rea son ro believe we will b able to meet the situation this year I t:P d ff from Templchof Air Mr a d Mrs Hoover expected to dr n :-at Ql A M : x hy for a cave the White HOUIIe for titre r ~lgh to Nf"W Ycrk \Ill Llstot a 1 Vlrr ill retreat about noon Othe lhe A"On:s. week e d guest.a Invited were Secre Tl e ftyers before the t ck"p:ltture ta y of Agriculture Hyde Se atllr n.ld tbat they might sta1 at Lym Townsend R of Delaware and I s Ji'm Ke ror rerue og tcfore p o dauKhter Assl:ltant Secretary of ct.oed 1 over tl e Ma !It' I es a State a1 d Mrs James Ror;en Mn; Spalr. to Lisbon Croxton Mr and Mrs A H Kirch ~=:::::..o.. hofer of Buffalo M and M ... Charll!ti M Morrison of Phlladel I I - OIL I'KICU;: l I _ __ c mpn 1 1 othe sn al r 1 an o:s to mt"t" t.he u rease can o 70 Icents a b8 rei annoanced yesterda by t e T xas cornpan~ UNCtE S~ M'S PF.PUTATION AS Mansfield Paper ~~:· :::::.:~:~·~~:~:",H'7"·1LINDY AND ANN ARE fORCED TRADER SUFFERS AS RESULT Plant Is Bombed~~~~~;,!::'..=.,~~ w~~~ ~ DOWN ONCE MORE· FOG IS TOO I ' OF TRANSACTION IN COFFEE Cln~:.!'t F~TALA:' ;,oTINSTHICK FOR SAFE TRAVELING 10 0 I I s Sons I cannot spe1:1.lr. too h IJhly of he actual rtmults obtained by the mu tltude of comm tees and the pub! c author ties over last w ter he c na ti 0 Aug 22-INS wa hlngton c H 0 Aug :n-The bodv of Louis M.a.der 21 of INS The to1y of J h Kruse DJ.ylc Ky wh drov.; cd whe I ul a ucul Cl\:!~;ry com~~; (I t ht sa c lo of he cone: Pfll ft. II from u. boat nt.o the Oh o age was round after 111 10 hour searcl whlct: 1 ns 130 r 1lre&e11Lilti es river ruesdny had b~cn r ~n c cd thr House cr ConunnnR wo I I 1 '1 large reservoir near here mear th 6t tl e M Do ld cab net t{,d&) Jt wus b llevrd hBt Kr 1~ w&s ac n!l. try ng to n a.ke t st.s 1 the wat r wculd be cot rUng dereo.t or the MONARCHIST MOVE and that he slipped Into the pool ftrst •otc of oonf dcnC'e TO BE COMBATTED He s sun €" b~ 8 wki;Jw an:J 1 The govP.r~n~~nt 11 econon y pn rou C'hlldren (Continued on pa,p thrffl Madrid Aug Z2 IN ThE' new Republican governmen~ took 11teps today to put down an Incipient counter revolution by Catholic MonarchiRts n the northern prov ln«lll of Navarre and the Basque country where Monarch sts out awnber Republicans Conaiderable Dama1e Dona San Sebastien pollee e.nd troopa were scouring the norther• oountr by Blast, no One Serl side today lor firearms and watch Hy OEOROE R HOLMES excet:! of '75 cents 11. bUsb l Uslnu outly laJurecl inl for RoyaUst smug ers operat NS Stoff Cor spondeot that lllUre thP. board slandll to tnv from to•ns on the Prench side W!.shlnQ:ton Alii 22- U tell! laM." ;.~5 c:eni.B a bU.sbel on 15 000,000 Manafteld 0 A\111 22--INs-of the border ~·-· bu 1o 1m lei '"":JOO.OOO Year old telephone threats to own Tbe 10vernment was reported to Sam " reputiLtlon Ior 11 .......00 a r or approx a Y ..., el'9 of the Yansfteld Journal warn have ordered two d visions of trot pa shrewd tmder &Uf!ered l!ORlewhnt 'lbt ll"ade of coUee which Braz I ~- 1 will 1 b 1 11\e he 8 t lnr them that the 1r new pope hekl In readiness to entrain for the in t1 e deal by which the 1""""" lt.nd n exc anp or w would ever be allowed to 80 to north at a moments no~lce farm board has arranred to t.radf' is now &elliHI In the New Yo k press were lnvesu1ated by pollee 2:1 OftO,OOO bushels of Amerlcon market •t 5 cents a powld Under here t.oday aa they tried to locate wb ~~.!o,.r 1050000 bags of Brazil the terms ot Ule BratUlan trade the persons who bombd the Journal WHOLESALE CIGA!RET "'m the bo!lrd wiD acquire 1 054.1 000 inKS bulkl.inl last ntcht DEALERS WIN POINT T ... govwune:tt or the farm or approx mately 138 000,000 pound! With a portion of the .bUSiness or t.card. which amounts to the same at slightly more than 'J c-e~t.s n nee torn up furniture and flxture11 OolumbUll 0 Aug 22-INS-- Ithlnp ala.nds to Incur 11 approec poqnd Tht: nV(lves 11.00ut •2000 damqed and Nllht W&tchman J Wholesale clpret dealers and job able lollS on the transa.c:tlon on th"' fiOO n ore lOR& V Richardson auft'erinl cuts caused. bers apparently were victors today basi.!! of Its own wheat purohasell In defft'llle of the deal however by ftl'ln&' Klaas samuel A Horwttl when the State Tax CommiJJSionel"il and th current market quotations tu.rm board rnemben cited the en owner of the paper W88 reported to indlcated that wholeaalen and Job- on both commod.IUes. rmo 11 cost .ct carrying tht wheat be en route from Cleveland to as bers wUl apply the new clpret tax The wheat which 'lhe board will tn sera(~(> the ln.surance and the fliRt In the inquiry stamps on pacltqea bought 1n Ohio ..nd to Brasil .... at a ....._ of ddeltoratlon that wou d be lnes- I Pollee had Qllly one clue That .,. """ wat1 the lcenae number of the auto ... retailers 'The wholesalers and ll.bo It 50 centli )Jer OJUSbl"l It was eopalle lr the stoclta were held for mobile rrom which the bomb wae JoiDben will receive a 10 per cent purchased by the board in Its fu a 161lf; period AU \old the board thrownu It 11ped put the Joumo.l ~=unt on Lhe stamps tor aftlxlng tiJe. t.oftort 00 per prlefS at t1. o.m l:if'lb:\u If struck a happy bargalr. bulJdinl RetaUe!!'ll wUI appl,y &tam on stderably higher price No one Th"' ll.'hee.t IB tali:en Oft' the martet Investlptlon at Colwnbuli rweal pacb,IJI!& bolllht from out.atcf: the Jmo• s exactly what the board ha.o; tn the United states, and roes t.o ed that the llcenae had been iSIIued Btate but wtll receive n~ for paid for the entire 200.000.000 bU!!h COW1try that hitherto has bought to Gel&Jd Myre8 of Toledo Polkie thetr eft'ort. 'lbey will be ,.... 1__. ele It bas on 11.11 han~ rt wu llttk: American Wheat Thus no re tn Toledo lm111edlateb" were Wbd ID poy the full value tor l.he _ ..... .,.,. b u:J}lt at prices rangin1 up to gular IDIIrlet la belnl lnvaded and to tey to lind IIJen. Tber eapreg A CObiPiete list of - ....... _a '"'01 •1110 a budtel U Is bebe¥6d b()W 11 JlOS5 1.1e 11venue I1 ope... Ior ed the fear boweftl' that the U be !slued Monday '1:;.. e~ that tbe boards holdlnp re the ruture sale.t of Amerlcun wheat cmse ..eel on the car Jut nlafl oomes eaeeuve Sept 1 preant an amap lnYeatment ln 1n BIUU mllbt blvt been ~~Glen ---·-- J. N. m n Toe I"'"' ' e<i boxe1 DROWNED IN RIU~ERV01R C Wedne&~ay and vll11t~ Mrs Turley and dauc~Jter Anna Mrt Oeoree Roush and Akron are IUI!III.s o! hill ~he 0 •to 'tl"S Wt're W(lndt'rh R toda 0 IN MIDDLEPORT ~ !lldcab had bten tilled bJ po re pulled 1 nm tton IN AT BAKERS • d of the ba.tUe came when dd erl bOO~ of hr Y.J ad tc1ay New Pall --ATr..,...,;...,.... _,.,. . ....,.. ..... 1,1100 ""' le lJ accomPanied him home IU d visit relative& for several days Miss Marcella. WUIIaml'l 01 L:o Is spendlnl: a week w t.h Mr and l\(1'9 John T .. . PERITONITIS VICTll\ol n at 0 Aug 22 - INB--A of peritonitis Battling Or r> SATURDAY SPECIALS! daughter o( te M;ac Min !!iter on ndlcat on tho arn a\ of lh Roush or n I 1 ... ....... .. &lll'f!'flmet t oday s Pr me M 1 Dcnl'\ d a se nbled h~ cubh et n he first Saturday se!'slru slnce Ul rateru days of tl e world wllr Ob ervrrs SllW In the SChCdUit'd arrlr.d !.p London t 11t!ht ol St ~n ey Baltlw n leau.,r of the conser vatlvt> Jlatty &Ild forme P hnf POT LUCK DINNER tbe Gleaner r.lus and their ram llie11 motored to the home of Mr and, Mrs Tl eodore Mora on the Cheater highway Wednet~day even IDI ahd enjoyed a pot luck dlmer 'Itllrty three were present and ttU enjoyed o pleuant eve1 lng rna&: Aug 22- The to. I or Uw ubcr rover e t SEen e t una void ----••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- nate Londot Breoks-Ebersbatti GARAGE BURNS ter B Olf!ord pubUc utilities on OOOJll!rotkm ,and qutcke.t Mrvlc.. POATSft(OVm MINISTER COMING StoN II Gl a 1 ll e 1 he r h ead ca u e I t 1~ de I n the te m lc ru llllllg Uattle of llood fl ee I g r a' 11 roht 1 ~ n I pursumg Acoompanyll 1 Lhe Execut ve to his mountain c11mP were to be Wnl who I as just o.ccepted. the I tusk or dhect ng thh; year !:1 pro Partially Wrecked By Exploa1on tUt.m. for aldlnw U e Jobless and "red 8 Croxton of Ohio act1n11 chat num or th~ President a Erne He. ana Au 1ency oommltt.ee 01 unemp oyn en wa f!;MU" al 'i quit! e dow tor the past few monUu Croxton Havnna waft s artlNI todtt.V by I wUl act as 0 tro d s lUI.~ 11tant du tna this wlnt.er s dr ve Untll Monday morning the thre"' will Kive the r attent on Ul 11 destcned to care for the 1 men and wom.ep It l!! estl wm be out or durb 11 Don I noglo<t injUrloolo yoow tires A repeir tn tfme w~ - • lho ori9inol lull lifo yo<or tiff •1111 rodu~f yl>ut GAVE SIX O'CLOOK DlNNEit Chain MILES "n\e be - J'ract red .skull tOlla)' I had ca sed the death or four year old Llillan Luca here The Child accidentally By JAMES R YOUNG plunlt'd out of a t.hird story win Tokyo Aug 22--Colo el dow of her home landlnl on the Mrs Lindbergh who ook oft' rro •• ..- - Bay Blm···•· lsb•·• """'' t.'tree .............. 0 ......., at 2 30 p.m 12 30 am I'JJ t were OIL--:Mc:;£R;;:::.G~E;:;R;--;T;:;O;forced down aga.ln by fOI at Etor rcru Island eighty rnUes north af BE CONSUMMATED their desttnaton Nemuro acwnl lng t.o a dbpatch printed b} th(' San Jl'rancisoo Aug 22--IN&-A ToKyo Aaa.hl m.eraer which w()uld create a com According to the newspape U pany with eomblned ret10urces of LndbefthB came down at 6 p m lllCJft than f2,3111,289 000 tbe larce&t t a.m u t ) In the hiatory of the oU Industry The ramous avlalor and hts w fe wn In the m&.tilll today at the ftre held up three days at Ketol La~ Tahoe swnmer home o1 K R. and SlrnWIIr Islands by r~ and e Ktnpbury presklent of the Stand gine trouble At first they eam ard 011 Company ol Gallf()rnla down oft Ketoi but were later tow W C Teqle pre&ldent ol the ed to Murot.on Bay twenty mUes Standard OU Cmnr-oY of New Jer away by the steamer Shlmh ( aey waa Ute 1ueat of Kinpbury ad Ma.ru which had rone to thelr a.ad mfttedly for the purpose or trying Ttl" 11l1ng colonel succeeded I to arrt\'fl at a plan whleh would ef £'pa;rlns he refractory eng ne of teet the conaolklation of the two his plane after 1\ had bee houled companiea a merpr Wblch has up 0 the beach at Muroton Bay been rumored for several )lean d then shot through the r o;t klnphurJ ln a datement from "."n 1 lh lot for Nemuro Tahoe 01,. declaftd. that It was .-. 1 n 1 e d ••- Llndbe-h ,..nl prot:ltblt Ute merpr would Q:O 0 0 c::ne an DILID ., t thrauib" yestud&J camped on tbe beach • Mur to I I I Cont ued on Ptl&:E' hree SAVE THE SURPLU_s;: PROJECT APPROV.t.U n In ft ~ a len~~: W chmcn l't ea to !.!Ia ds w th n Ut:t m n c th npp cM:h of by ( lng rockci.s Tl Lil dl::e ~hs C\1. Co mbus 0 A\11 22 lN8--Re commeodaUon of Oovemo G orge Whites emergency rei ef comm ttee that ev£ y oommunl l n he slate adop U!e ave the s rpl IS can nlng project which Wfts orlg n1ted I by P"rank In Ctlunty women for the s etback relic of need ram llt>.s nm w n cnn as a kCCI dhnppo tn er.t t 1 t~r eoe ved the appro al or the Jop11 s n tlllons who have 11. a t J gO>e:nor today pat 1 tb for thrfc days 'fth le Co TI e cannlniJ project 9.! e ndorEM lnne Lindbergh fought U com by U e committee ta purl;.' y o. vol blntor! obf;taclf's of trea.chemus untary one with J:Ut lc tiJJI J d weather and a balky e glne en th~ t'ltlzent!i donating jars l'A n ng nut to the last les of th~l vaca rubbfrs sugar and other IOf""d tlon jLumey into the OJ. ent kn" It �' ftiD'l'IIRD • 'IIIII I!AJLW 'l'llmiKJI; "l'f'DlN.,.IIiOY ClBJO ~ Iu -DAILY TRIPUNE - ... ol Q- •• " •"! pPS9t _.., w I t9r, ~ a.M'du ~ ~ 01¥ Plenty of Life Savers t Radio Program tler .,,._ IS 1101 Ule l'oot Act ot Karcb 1. 11'19 Pub.Uabe4 Wr uct o l<101&ed l.lD Lo1ftr Second Bttett PonltroJ frleudi IUid. a. lttterl or D._ matter for publlcaUo.a tbfJ lD Ill • • IIIP Ultir DU~~e--&lt.houah not p • .&Dornymo\11 lett.en bOWI;f't tJceUct ,.......'b...,-.WbepuOI- Dteetlaflly to be Holcomb, Uf Nutmeg State Retires At 87 Ye8l'IJ For Quiet t? War Governor '====~~~==~==~~ 22- fNS--En lll!t ng to f e he hl!>toric rr ni 8' tow P a rv e Ida t.od11.y ww; be e ed 1oomed to des rue on des ..._ .BIGS PIIIIUSHING COlO'ASJ' e1 .._..., Ollie p o lot-a ... Idaho Aug B- P t' ,; :surrvunded by a h U td Ba e Foest 8erv e h re B nd~ or ~hee D !.Dtoling near y 50 00 h a l we re menaced by eo B ack!'XJ na wnal fOI'el;t a.g g a ong a 35 mllf: h t u c tforo; rt>sld.enL e the ho t'S an d bu.Hd ng~ 1 h uugt ou t he long n gh a CIIIEf HIEMOVED k M h A ~ 2...-INsof P t' Ch11 es E Ptle pt'; d~ m s.5ed by C Ma o.ge W B H dg <X111 at" he ~ na n J t a z ng mben a ned down oi the Ch owu he) we ted down the r roots wa O:.he miming town,<; Wt: e hrea ned b} h e new sh n h~ b az NATIONAL A.DVE&TISING REl'RESE.NTATJV!::t Dtvlne-Tenmy CorpOration ~ ;m<.l u cun:s li! 011 of Jurlge arlo e JaC<lbs had made Its ::; ><: Iran New York and Chlcqo r.,. 'II Get a Pattern of Thts Parts Style Dtllnn4 ltJ C&n'lt:r .,. w... cae f da b) ar.d desftb~ ln tbelb ..., ...... ~.. ••• ott.•...••• u.,a. eau Jtw EaterlaJ Oflkle c.JI - L ' ts :N b) a JJ ~M ~~oo:re aklflll a t-rrir c wu or tlmbe and Drt.P.. r y hro &hOUt H.stern Wuh orthen Idaho and west ana was rpru te<l t.o.t.:. Nootb By EVA A TINGEY YOUTHFUL AND CHARMJMG .....,.or)o.sof;ll,., ..... All rehclou• teaohm• dootrine "' o.UI' U iiiJ4"....ur. creed lftheyare have any claua I tD apoa U.e love loyalty and devot1Dn of the people, must be In harmony w th COSIV7Ui!IHT the teaehmp of JeaUI the Chrillt wh01e worda tit mto every fold y.d cre'fll'e Ill the bwuaa heal'!, aDd of whom 1t wu Aid In John 7 46 NEVER MAN BPAKE MKE TJ11S'MAN liY 01,1'; c.r TR EDI! or I Th s It le a'ke su t s ou for effect. hn t t snavpy 1 ThebrdJ&ktw ar s the cue ~ er skt 1marw s oned ~(llum An he ce tee f ont g ONY ABBOT CHAPTER XLII • I by AN ,,J, " .Ill T ,,,, t c '" td (Inti ltd httl tt Pa 1 fiiiJ ht jM t II II t 1ud• 11 Nt<w Y8 It eandt cnt~ h<m Jl ~ d nt k ""' y w \)0 Tht blouse " h TID LOHD IS NEAR- The I o1 I that are of a brokQn heart 1u J ~avuth contnte :sp r l - ! :salm 34 l 8 1 gn uc h 18 add 1 t thelll Ie f a ha h ant n the n ud • LOCAL CONDITIONS coNOJTIONS IN the 1om clOY bel d :-~eem t a n ot Ill JUst about tl1e Rarne tenm n wh ch l ht=y have been movmg f01 JUlt~ some t me Ma of our Y.o ken! are Idle and have been for a c 1s dct aile l ~ngth t time At th11:1 t me thcr t 1c t met'! e~; l et.: Jall y 11 OJ poltUI e that o ur rnm elt the opeut o ot vh ch \\ IJ gl c cm plu)men t to scvaul hUJ Ured men h uld l c 1dle The writet I S 01 t 11 1 OMit u 1 to 1 mt the I ge1 01 blam e lor this 1dl e ne x~ J.o 1 oug} I th~ tuaiiOI h owe-.er IS know1 I} the n\er 1ge l c 01 to 11:! II e t hat Ll c lak ~:~caso n 1 1 c al hand! g 1:-1 on 111 t II bla~t t th ::! tJme Furthe1mo e thlK outlet tor coal p1oduct on <:CU::!t::::! ul out the middle of No eml e s that tl ere :i st II 11 v.:~cks work ahead !rom tht!-1 M( Ul e f th~ mtw should 1 e~ un on Septl:!mllei ht ~t The fact that the mme.s are die he1t.> mu111 ::~ lo the lUntly t1 ge n era l It 8tmply met that ~t me commumty 111 dell\ mg \ e nent8 111 t.hc for m f wm k v. h1ch our men should be enJoymg lt means thut ou1 folks w ths Pomeroy Hend a1e doll g 1 othmg theu htldtCJ dot g T forego th tt p vtlege becau e their pa1~nts ate u1ahl c to d es~ them a ot hcl high 8c hool ch1ldren are dre.;>~e J fhe} w1l! tl relo e 1 e k pt ft m iiehool be a ~c pnde Will 1 ot ull w them t o l Ue1 d sc hool and pa tl '"' 7515 lorrll N1 tpe m.ry bt ,& II It J tady ha d ~OCIF.TY WOMAN MISSING C o ado Cal A g 22 - INB Ml~ s ng und r mystertou knuw How to Get These Patterns 7~1:1 many hw dreda In Pari& It was nrst pla.yed with th"' bB. "' SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD BIDE LIGHTS IN THE NEWS OF a.nd hence IIpa.urne a.nd the marne of jeu de m.ter w th a racquet during lhe latter !)art of the 15th I n th"' fol ow century DAILY S TRIBUNE croasLn1 th£! century mark ~ bl! comlnr such a usual thing In the Hautes Pyra.nees that one ver:y ott en meet11 R number of een~nalres at a slm}:'~ gathering One of tbel!e was tbe recent ban quet held ln honor of Dr Dupin Intrepid Alpinlat who ,at. the a1e ot 81 yean has Just scaled Mount. Per du near Y 10 000 feet 1\lah At the same table sat ~il.me Batu:re ared 101 yeara apd Ma dame Domeraue Who coUhbl Uu; sam"' number The latter 1a re markable for uheract1ons )'o)Jthrul appear ~~~~h~~~~:~:~b~~O~~:~~~-~ ance as weU 8he walk~ wthout a cane reads without 1pee t.acl~s and drinks hflr wine lltr6la:htl FASHION BUREAU EYa A Tlnr:t.fJ I arls St 'I e Roam 309 No. 2 West Strtd Ge11eral Weather Conditioats I)5 CENTS m c N!W YORK l JTY 1n aJ d 1 I A g :.!'.! Ul 31 B Wa er B caCo • Yo k AUJt Z! - INS--T e CBfl a )' l st In he holrtup g 0 ba.t e and cha..'le n New Yo k 0 Frida} arte noon n v.ht h x w k ed nnd 12 lnj red fo 0 Tl e dr.ad GoaLopezJrl c c Y fi reman PK onan Wal(' J Wbb Mo to ) e Pat oln un Edward Chur h John B 'e lit bA.nd Ma na, h or k bandit H t Ha ~ Wou ded ltand w e a ural kes a perfect hOI:!te i>;:i th1s ( oupo n fillc I out "tll Y u tht s pattf'r I r t m tl I lease rna I at once :,ou 1 altH No 7ulu to "' HAVE YOU MET THE LADY WHO NEVER Tuskegee Institute Figures On Lynching Show Big Drop In 1931 f t ced t #a ne and 11 t Uto20 mmtd at Jtl "'~ 1 ea ned how to p n.y the aaQle t10n PARI S tl e rutd c tes u proof of tbe facr By !\LICE LANGEI lER I Engllsi a Robert Dallngb::m &ec I N S 8 aft Co esponden I e a "Y t~f the Br t &h Emt.uy PD. Is Aug 2'l INS- The Ehg !ih ~ na nu.k.es ve y be t wife n he year 1698 Dalllil$ton t c wur U fo a } e e 1 an Th s his boot The v ew ot s the opll u ol 01 e of the m the F anOI:! tha the sport laYored Ho Mrfl Ja nea Rodney -..·tilo abO"ie f\11 b)' the French 18 ttlnnls Amerlca.n women have a c Ftc. -&lUI noted that more people ttaJr for IJe ng well g oo nlld nciUdiJig women and chi dreit 'l"ere that without rnuny thmgM deemed necessttJe!:l b~ those In m re their the 1!. persout~ glh;h IHtot tl etr a dhomes t 1Ls an Ill playirig eo.1 thnntennil:l 1n allIntheFtance rest or1nChris fortunate circumstal ce:s while moth ers a d \\tves I OK ow: qun tty mukes th n he type ol tendom comllnctl that there were es v.ho co do house otk look 60 cour~ &.t Orleans and he <11dn t w'rth app1ehe1 ston 1 the l me to !:l dwol to belltn o. e U el Olt' babies p ~pa1e an and they tmd then larl ugs ate nut equ ppt:d lu m~cl a rve a very U.l:ity meil a d yet b<J s Ent. o a nee the eve 1 IS o other chtldre 1 on u equal ba~IK bccau!'le of tht t ct that nake p a tou for e n s b dgo d1sagreeme t tt~ are keep11 ~their wage ea t nc 1 :-~ ron eat1 101t II e ltt.le French wotnet wh ve t) oHen are n~ t1o petite at tha~ In( a c lmpetence tl. us -0 bt! ve y del~ wlth he It meant! that ~orne ~ f oul ld cr cluldrc.!n whu G d !!heftngerM sk cr.t t.h an uf sew 1 il kfl.OW8 one entitled t a fair tha c~ 1i a ht tt h sc hool e lu and cook. ng a~;~ €lXce e n 1:1. ager B U a de ight to a nool a1 y flus cat on mny be 1 ft A poorly lreS8ed / \ ~ It meun tl t oul mel h~ nt!ol c l ev 1 g a hajrd e makmg er d ~:~ mt:ct and ttl dmg 1 e\ e ue to 1 ay fil.r il wh1ch they mu ~t l'it c.:k tf the} wu 1ld continue buHtne 1t means that lht:!-ie ume merchants are t ghl g 1 hgl t.l c equal of \\h I I v ~a e ~01 e th Olgh In th ace o U ~ t' thmg t app ea tu til 11te c ~l folks-bu~mes me lab rer:< w tk t> ~ o1 all d CrlJ t o profe ~:-tiO t I mc lhc nt 1 e eomm mt) 1 1 l!(e! cull ll t the ven leaHl lh tl w h.l I e d one unde1 th e urcumHtu 1cc IS for a1 ho ~ t to guudnc~ stuughtforwaJd elf01t to lr made both I:, the men und t11 e companv to gel the::~e mu c!i mto o)ttr 1l o as ~ on as po,.!iible By h 1 c t effort ml(ht I e en phk!-1 e<.l IS not meu1 t a pert l ty meet! g or tw o but a 1ca l d ~ n c t meet eac h lh~1 h If \a.)l fh!! " ~"~ I !! to 1 not hk e the avcru~c 1 It 1 ttl m1tted th c1 om phunt because of v.agc" ( erhml} that Is the l1g tem certuwl y the others should Le d\\a 1 READS THE ADS? GO INfO HER kttchen 1 he shelves are hlled w•th famthar brands of toup and eoap and foods of all aorta Her electric 1ron THE I • CZARINA'S RUBIES and ICC box have been adverhaed regularly and towels and table a1lverware So have he'!' rugs Somebody mud have her n1ga and towela ~nd table a~lverware Somebody must have been readmg "the ads' - aakmg for known qual1ty- buymg the goods 'PHOSE wlio seek ' !';ho eck co u hot gh ll:iUAA f om ENGLISH I Few women now are content to m•ss the marvelous comforts of the hoard of prtceleaa p1111, once the lime• tho properly of 'er and pleasanter than thta yea.: a.... 11au pl'llleellet, now nptfolly bcJODBJIII Jo lovely KathanDe Farias, find v•o· lence IDd mddon de•th f•cms them Nntost every one Is planning to make next year eat You read the adverhaementa w1th mtereet because m them you fmd the freshest newa and the moat practical 1deaa about keeping bouse--and about all other branches of the modern art of hvtng Naturally, your mterest and your confidence grow when you aee at every ltmL Fol· the same product appearmg over and over agalD low the •transo c:urae whl,ch eeema better now than ever, but an old fr1end, anrway Jo haag ..,.. tho ImprovedSomething ,-ou can rely on to meet a need, and do a Job DU8SJDS ruh1eo. • full of mteresltng facts and usefultdeu THE lime and money-and brmg you better thmga Follow the advert11ementa BegJDI Monday -In- Ill thta paper carefully They are They wtll aave you DAILY TRIBUNE T ..EATRE l\NNOUNCES WILL Y IN "YOUNG AS TOU FEEL" l ' -ttvlng tl1em leadertlup ho k hot n l WITH SBOWS-SundaJ Matlaee l:JO·J:JO, Sundar N..llt 71t0 aad 9100 I �' ftiD'l'IIRD • 'IIIII I!AJLW 'l'llmiKJI; "l'f'DlN.,.IIiOY ClBJO ~ Iu -DAILY TRIPUNE - ... ol Q- •• " •"! pPS9t _.., w I t9r, ~ a.M'du ~ ~ 01¥ Plenty of Life Savers t Radio Program tler .,,._ IS 1101 Ule l'oot Act ot Karcb 1. 11'19 Pub.Uabe4 Wr uct o l<101&ed l.lD Lo1ftr Second Bttett PonltroJ frleudi IUid. a. lttterl or D._ matter for publlcaUo.a tbfJ lD Ill • • IIIP Ultir DU~~e--&lt.houah not p • .&Dornymo\11 lett.en bOWI;f't tJceUct ,.......'b...,-.WbepuOI- Dteetlaflly to be Holcomb, Uf Nutmeg State Retires At 87 Ye8l'IJ For Quiet t? War Governor '====~~~==~==~~ 22- fNS--En lll!t ng to f e he hl!>toric rr ni 8' tow P a rv e Ida t.od11.y ww; be e ed 1oomed to des rue on des ..._ .BIGS PIIIIUSHING COlO'ASJ' e1 .._..., Ollie p o lot-a ... Idaho Aug B- P t' ,; :surrvunded by a h U td Ba e Foest 8erv e h re B nd~ or ~hee D !.Dtoling near y 50 00 h a l we re menaced by eo B ack!'XJ na wnal fOI'el;t a.g g a ong a 35 mllf: h t u c tforo; rt>sld.enL e the ho t'S an d bu.Hd ng~ 1 h uugt ou t he long n gh a CIIIEf HIEMOVED k M h A ~ 2...-INsof P t' Ch11 es E Ptle pt'; d~ m s.5ed by C Ma o.ge W B H dg <X111 at" he ~ na n J t a z ng mben a ned down oi the Ch owu he) we ted down the r roots wa O:.he miming town,<; Wt: e hrea ned b} h e new sh n h~ b az NATIONAL A.DVE&TISING REl'RESE.NTATJV!::t Dtvlne-Tenmy CorpOration ~ ;m<.l u cun:s li! 011 of Jurlge arlo e JaC<lbs had made Its ::; ><: Iran New York and Chlcqo r.,. 'II Get a Pattern of Thts Parts Style Dtllnn4 ltJ C&n'lt:r .,. w... cae f da b) ar.d desftb~ ln tbelb ..., ...... ~.. ••• ott.•...••• u.,a. eau Jtw EaterlaJ Oflkle c.JI - L ' ts :N b) a JJ ~M ~~oo:re aklflll a t-rrir c wu or tlmbe and Drt.P.. r y hro &hOUt H.stern Wuh orthen Idaho and west ana was rpru te<l t.o.t.:. Nootb By EVA A TINGEY YOUTHFUL AND CHARMJMG .....,.or)o.sof;ll,., ..... All rehclou• teaohm• dootrine "' o.UI' U iiiJ4"....ur. creed lftheyare have any claua I tD apoa U.e love loyalty and devot1Dn of the people, must be In harmony w th COSIV7Ui!IHT the teaehmp of JeaUI the Chrillt wh01e worda tit mto every fold y.d cre'fll'e Ill the bwuaa heal'!, aDd of whom 1t wu Aid In John 7 46 NEVER MAN BPAKE MKE TJ11S'MAN liY 01,1'; c.r TR EDI! or I Th s It le a'ke su t s ou for effect. hn t t snavpy 1 ThebrdJ&ktw ar s the cue ~ er skt 1marw s oned ~(llum An he ce tee f ont g ONY ABBOT CHAPTER XLII • I by AN ,,J, " .Ill T ,,,, t c '" td (Inti ltd httl tt Pa 1 fiiiJ ht jM t II II t 1ud• 11 Nt<w Y8 It eandt cnt~ h<m Jl ~ d nt k ""' y w \)0 Tht blouse " h TID LOHD IS NEAR- The I o1 I that are of a brokQn heart 1u J ~avuth contnte :sp r l - ! :salm 34 l 8 1 gn uc h 18 add 1 t thelll Ie f a ha h ant n the n ud • LOCAL CONDITIONS coNOJTIONS IN the 1om clOY bel d :-~eem t a n ot Ill JUst about tl1e Rarne tenm n wh ch l ht=y have been movmg f01 JUlt~ some t me Ma of our Y.o ken! are Idle and have been for a c 1s dct aile l ~ngth t time At th11:1 t me thcr t 1c t met'! e~; l et.: Jall y 11 OJ poltUI e that o ur rnm elt the opeut o ot vh ch \\ IJ gl c cm plu)men t to scvaul hUJ Ured men h uld l c 1dle The writet I S 01 t 11 1 OMit u 1 to 1 mt the I ge1 01 blam e lor this 1dl e ne x~ J.o 1 oug} I th~ tuaiiOI h owe-.er IS know1 I} the n\er 1ge l c 01 to 11:! II e t hat Ll c lak ~:~caso n 1 1 c al hand! g 1:-1 on 111 t II bla~t t th ::! tJme Furthe1mo e thlK outlet tor coal p1oduct on <:CU::!t::::! ul out the middle of No eml e s that tl ere :i st II 11 v.:~cks work ahead !rom tht!-1 M( Ul e f th~ mtw should 1 e~ un on Septl:!mllei ht ~t The fact that the mme.s are die he1t.> mu111 ::~ lo the lUntly t1 ge n era l It 8tmply met that ~t me commumty 111 dell\ mg \ e nent8 111 t.hc for m f wm k v. h1ch our men should be enJoymg lt means thut ou1 folks w ths Pomeroy Hend a1e doll g 1 othmg theu htldtCJ dot g T forego th tt p vtlege becau e their pa1~nts ate u1ahl c to d es~ them a ot hcl high 8c hool ch1ldren are dre.;>~e J fhe} w1l! tl relo e 1 e k pt ft m iiehool be a ~c pnde Will 1 ot ull w them t o l Ue1 d sc hool and pa tl '"' 7515 lorrll N1 tpe m.ry bt ,& II It J tady ha d ~OCIF.TY WOMAN MISSING C o ado Cal A g 22 - INB Ml~ s ng und r mystertou knuw How to Get These Patterns 7~1:1 many hw dreda In Pari& It was nrst pla.yed with th"' bB. "' SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD BIDE LIGHTS IN THE NEWS OF a.nd hence IIpa.urne a.nd the marne of jeu de m.ter w th a racquet during lhe latter !)art of the 15th I n th"' fol ow century DAILY S TRIBUNE croasLn1 th£! century mark ~ bl! comlnr such a usual thing In the Hautes Pyra.nees that one ver:y ott en meet11 R number of een~nalres at a slm}:'~ gathering One of tbel!e was tbe recent ban quet held ln honor of Dr Dupin Intrepid Alpinlat who ,at. the a1e ot 81 yean has Just scaled Mount. Per du near Y 10 000 feet 1\lah At the same table sat ~il.me Batu:re ared 101 yeara apd Ma dame Domeraue Who coUhbl Uu; sam"' number The latter 1a re markable for uheract1ons )'o)Jthrul appear ~~~~h~~~~:~:~b~~O~~:~~~-~ ance as weU 8he walk~ wthout a cane reads without 1pee t.acl~s and drinks hflr wine lltr6la:htl FASHION BUREAU EYa A Tlnr:t.fJ I arls St 'I e Roam 309 No. 2 West Strtd Ge11eral Weather Conditioats I)5 CENTS m c N!W YORK l JTY 1n aJ d 1 I A g :.!'.! Ul 31 B Wa er B caCo • Yo k AUJt Z! - INS--T e CBfl a )' l st In he holrtup g 0 ba.t e and cha..'le n New Yo k 0 Frida} arte noon n v.ht h x w k ed nnd 12 lnj red fo 0 Tl e dr.ad GoaLopezJrl c c Y fi reman PK onan Wal(' J Wbb Mo to ) e Pat oln un Edward Chur h John B 'e lit bA.nd Ma na, h or k bandit H t Ha ~ Wou ded ltand w e a ural kes a perfect hOI:!te i>;:i th1s ( oupo n fillc I out "tll Y u tht s pattf'r I r t m tl I lease rna I at once :,ou 1 altH No 7ulu to "' HAVE YOU MET THE LADY WHO NEVER Tuskegee Institute Figures On Lynching Show Big Drop In 1931 f t ced t #a ne and 11 t Uto20 mmtd at Jtl "'~ 1 ea ned how to p n.y the aaQle t10n PARI S tl e rutd c tes u proof of tbe facr By !\LICE LANGEI lER I Engllsi a Robert Dallngb::m &ec I N S 8 aft Co esponden I e a "Y t~f the Br t &h Emt.uy PD. Is Aug 2'l INS- The Ehg !ih ~ na nu.k.es ve y be t wife n he year 1698 Dalllil$ton t c wur U fo a } e e 1 an Th s his boot The v ew ot s the opll u ol 01 e of the m the F anOI:! tha the sport laYored Ho Mrfl Ja nea Rodney -..·tilo abO"ie f\11 b)' the French 18 ttlnnls Amerlca.n women have a c Ftc. -&lUI noted that more people ttaJr for IJe ng well g oo nlld nciUdiJig women and chi dreit 'l"ere that without rnuny thmgM deemed necessttJe!:l b~ those In m re their the 1!. persout~ glh;h IHtot tl etr a dhomes t 1Ls an Ill playirig eo.1 thnntennil:l 1n allIntheFtance rest or1nChris fortunate circumstal ce:s while moth ers a d \\tves I OK ow: qun tty mukes th n he type ol tendom comllnctl that there were es v.ho co do house otk look 60 cour~ &.t Orleans and he <11dn t w'rth app1ehe1 ston 1 the l me to !:l dwol to belltn o. e U el Olt' babies p ~pa1e an and they tmd then larl ugs ate nut equ ppt:d lu m~cl a rve a very U.l:ity meil a d yet b<J s Ent. o a nee the eve 1 IS o other chtldre 1 on u equal ba~IK bccau!'le of tht t ct that nake p a tou for e n s b dgo d1sagreeme t tt~ are keep11 ~their wage ea t nc 1 :-~ ron eat1 101t II e ltt.le French wotnet wh ve t) oHen are n~ t1o petite at tha~ In( a c lmpetence tl. us -0 bt! ve y del~ wlth he It meant! that ~orne ~ f oul ld cr cluldrc.!n whu G d !!heftngerM sk cr.t t.h an uf sew 1 il kfl.OW8 one entitled t a fair tha c~ 1i a ht tt h sc hool e lu and cook. ng a~;~ €lXce e n 1:1. ager B U a de ight to a nool a1 y flus cat on mny be 1 ft A poorly lreS8ed / \ ~ It meun tl t oul mel h~ nt!ol c l ev 1 g a hajrd e makmg er d ~:~ mt:ct and ttl dmg 1 e\ e ue to 1 ay fil.r il wh1ch they mu ~t l'it c.:k tf the} wu 1ld continue buHtne 1t means that lht:!-ie ume merchants are t ghl g 1 hgl t.l c equal of \\h I I v ~a e ~01 e th Olgh In th ace o U ~ t' thmg t app ea tu til 11te c ~l folks-bu~mes me lab rer:< w tk t> ~ o1 all d CrlJ t o profe ~:-tiO t I mc lhc nt 1 e eomm mt) 1 1 l!(e! cull ll t the ven leaHl lh tl w h.l I e d one unde1 th e urcumHtu 1cc IS for a1 ho ~ t to guudnc~ stuughtforwaJd elf01t to lr made both I:, the men und t11 e companv to gel the::~e mu c!i mto o)ttr 1l o as ~ on as po,.!iible By h 1 c t effort ml(ht I e en phk!-1 e<.l IS not meu1 t a pert l ty meet! g or tw o but a 1ca l d ~ n c t meet eac h lh~1 h If \a.)l fh!! " ~"~ I !! to 1 not hk e the avcru~c 1 It 1 ttl m1tted th c1 om phunt because of v.agc" ( erhml} that Is the l1g tem certuwl y the others should Le d\\a 1 READS THE ADS? GO INfO HER kttchen 1 he shelves are hlled w•th famthar brands of toup and eoap and foods of all aorta Her electric 1ron THE I • CZARINA'S RUBIES and ICC box have been adverhaed regularly and towels and table a1lverware So have he'!' rugs Somebody mud have her n1ga and towela ~nd table a~lverware Somebody must have been readmg "the ads' - aakmg for known qual1ty- buymg the goods 'PHOSE wlio seek ' !';ho eck co u hot gh ll:iUAA f om ENGLISH I Few women now are content to m•ss the marvelous comforts of the hoard of prtceleaa p1111, once the lime• tho properly of 'er and pleasanter than thta yea.: a.... 11au pl'llleellet, now nptfolly bcJODBJIII Jo lovely KathanDe Farias, find v•o· lence IDd mddon de•th f•cms them Nntost every one Is planning to make next year eat You read the adverhaementa w1th mtereet because m them you fmd the freshest newa and the moat practical 1deaa about keeping bouse--and about all other branches of the modern art of hvtng Naturally, your mterest and your confidence grow when you aee at every ltmL Fol· the same product appearmg over and over agalD low the •transo c:urae whl,ch eeema better now than ever, but an old fr1end, anrway Jo haag ..,.. tho ImprovedSomething ,-ou can rely on to meet a need, and do a Job DU8SJDS ruh1eo. • full of mteresltng facts and usefultdeu THE lime and money-and brmg you better thmga Follow the advert11ementa BegJDI Monday -In- Ill thta paper carefully They are They wtll aave you DAILY TRIBUNE T ..EATRE l\NNOUNCES WILL Y IN "YOUNG AS TOU FEEL" l ' -ttvlng tl1em leadertlup ho k hot n l WITH SBOWS-SundaJ Matlaee l:JO·J:JO, Sundar N..llt 71t0 aad 9100 I �•• • • ·0 lis G' a· IIlp ~~~;~±~;;;::::::::=; , ~~#.:";~Y~:;~.,'':,~,.:;: ~ ,..' 'o ~". S A ,n. l'eaol1el, ' ~..... ww. ,... .w•· ,althouch not ~rlousl) tollertat.e Pord. bll!longmg w by O 'Brlen W&.S crowded =.~.-;;'-\·;I;·;;.;•;;Y, a larie truck , neac , Wednesday aft-er· LE ,.......... 75e ~ at; ~ Ol"daanl. MoS8ma.n. JonJ;Js were per. ' tN l Ohio Teun..a oournament, be· kit Thtll'mEUI 'l'hW'5da.y tm' OoI lng sponsored by the Ohlllleothe luml u1 where they wtll make Lbelr Newa-AdvertJaer, PridaJ, John hcnws the Oa.lllpoli!; entry, wu ready to enter M1 and Mn~ . D D Neal BCfOm· mto the :~emJ-fina.ls in the M:en'!i p'!lnll'd by their gu-~st.:. Mn. ~~leu J t~l.Dales matches wltb JOb.n JohllfiOn, MeCrrmlck an1 d.&IJ8ht.."t. mc;>tond Po.1 ttwnouth City chamJ!ion. It •a.s t:L Cl'lwnbw; Thtll'.sday retumln1 Cellel·ed, 11 weaUler permitted, t.he I W'lth thtlr dauaht~r Mw; Helen matche! would be closed Saturday. Neal who 11a11 t.:!en y~tJna ther! Lut.z, In fu4Jre 1 11 BriDI ~is~ t.he boys were enroui.c j nai"~ Thur~;ri=dto~llt'fa~ ~~:; th~ Jl;"tc~:r~,\~1~k.sand Mr3 to *'be C~~otnp Conley awunmml![ pool wa~> ah;o ellm1nated. vawner, Mi.ss DrummonJ. leow M)'l .M ~ MM, W. Va., wUb Mn- Pe-Jloa ReyQOWI. 1\eY and Mn. Hardlnf and cbll· 4r'Gl of Pl.tt.abiUih. arrived ben lot • vlalt with the l&tter'1 f~r, W· H . -'l&rtt. Ki11e1 QQtnet and M&ude Smith have returned a vlllit wiU1 HlaU.Wt& a~ OoWmbul. lira. Marl~~ hal ret.w"ned from an extended vlllt wltb her d&Uihter, Kall, fam~ 11)' at Tht PtalnS. Jilh. Neal Wiley and Mrl. Walter Wise 1pent Wednsadlloy In Runtinll:- d&Uihten, and llett)', of 0olumbul, were rue~t~ 01 Mr. and Mrl. Joha Lear and relative. n• centl).'. Kn. Joseph carr and arand· daua.bt.er, MUll Macy Loulee Carr, ol Cinc:tnnatl, arrlvled Tbur&d&J and ton will viait Yltth the former'~> niece, Mra. lllarraret D. Cuter. I other Wra. V.0. ••• Dolan urivo with hlo lef\ '"" . GOlf T~URN£l ~~~ ~~;J:y==-~b! llf and ~ 11 "_. _.. ,. I DNO Alltiquity HARTINGER FJt:JJJT FJ\RM ..::'to 1 ------- I hr.mf' a J::d WWrtjteo/ son. tPOLLY AND HEk rAts Help Wan~MAI'.-RcU~; le¥0 e~ now eJM)IOycd, 00 THE ULTS 1 II I [e { I I I ho~tor~n:r: :~~The: .~:i. R..EsULTS !p "'""ii I ~·s l~GKY 1 I ~ GAM[ In I1:; lit. the,...- r.:r.•ho ~I!~W~~ta" .,•,11 00 0 "'Th'', 8•frl .. !'b".'.""".w" bl&8 WDn eleven llUd lo •H ..... • .-""' ........ !JI.I".er pau ot shoe$. york. 4UI _22-Anal)'a:l.l ol At present. the Brooklyn ::il&tr is Lui; Allttlu AUII 22---All !.he I Veterans ot t.he ~ ecotch 1:1lmC the ~ lumf! qt the J!,ro~:rn R.oOlnl oompoeed larpiJ or veterana whv 1 . oomforl.8 or honte ~weet home Wlll i Jete hom the farm ,.,m ftnd rHtful lltood .aapo at the st.amln& of Ule In \:.til! )'tlar'l M&Uatul l.a.&l.l.l race 10011 w1U have to be replaocd 8uch 1 nws.lt 2,000 1obuat 11.t.hletes when repoae In the flll'lTlhouse and ~ youth a11 piey jolned 1n ~he ifllery , lndl.co:.te~~o. tlul.t pUo»inl wlll '- tbe _ otdllten u Shaute, .\luq,ue and I Wy 11.rrne Ill Loti Anaeles to com- Spaniard will take hl11 sleata in bill hJ the ~al round. Many tiU'ned club~ Dlgl(e!St problem In repalrllll QuJnn are near the end or their pete 111 tht: lla.lne~ uf the lOth Olym- cs.au. o.1 Pueblo de111l1Pl Lo.,. Ga - me W.eII EnOUIh 9Qck after tnverelna part. ot. the Its (enc.-es for-ne.t ae&600'1 earn·· rape, lllt.hclqh Vanoe wm be In Aa Sox Pitchers Walk plad trom Ju ly 30 to AuawL lt . • And 1.0 oomptete the home-like couno~ue to the Intense heata, but Mn . there for • good many yeartl Lo Ten T0 LOM BY IS I 11112. ...ettlna;s the spac1otli a: rounds w111 0 Do Wlthout Jimmy retus~ to break. undei the Wlii.le laet wl~r'a Lr&de with Oaterlni lo 2,000 !tumachl>, rep- be hmrtJcaped to narmoniU w\.th Sl eep strain &oo\~>~ To 12 Score ruenuna· the nawonal appeW..t li ur the dwelllng;s 9 ocme. ~ On the openlnl hole Batd¥lder the Ph1Wea rave ~·· • nearly twu-l;Wre mHIOnb. requires Equally as dtlla:ent will be the snared two b1rd1es Ulree~~ to Dql&n'a mt&hly aiuner in Prank 0~ WRESTLING SENATORS WIN •the llil.'idom of a Solomon and the committee In caterlnl to the vapar tour 8 . Such a llt.w't would have the tra.n~~ter Ql J.wnbo Elliott a::la \lslon or a prophet. the Otij:llnlzl.n~ ga.rles of 2.000 appetites discoW'aged the beat at gOlfers. Not Oll&e Duclley to CIWioktft.Own greatly Commu.ue declAred m announcm~ It (me group of a.thlet.es has been weal.ened the Pl&l.buzlh hW'llnl By Interna.Uonal News SerVice From Cleveland; Boaton that pteparatlons to1 teedln11 the aCCLL~tomed to tra.ln on the succ.uFor Pla)'itlr; Worko Aa w1Ul Jimmy. He foua:ht on. wa.a t~ aituat1on throU&h- ewpr.. The 1086 or l:wott was par· At New York-Taro M.IYa.k1, Jahad been ~:umplet~!li lent rnnll:rurter and aauer kraut, 1 ~~.thleles Deopatcher For Elec· outSuch the 36 holea wltb Batchelder n- · UtUlar!y dalt\q'lng for Jumbo prov- pan, defeated V•nka Zelesn1u, Beata Pirate1 No le~;~ puzzling 1n Its lnt.crna· they will be torced to break no ually winning 9 and 7 playiol IS\l· ed to ~ one or tht! moet o!UCOOIIII• Ruaaia. National I Uanal aspect WIUi the problem or rules becauae of an empty larder tric Firm pcrb lOll, but. Dola.Jl'a playJni WB.I !ul ;JI~ /Jl the circuit with the Oeorae Manlch. New Jeruy, de · • proYidmg housln~~; facmues . Mod - If It take~; flnnan haddle to meet By DAVID F Kn..EY not to be overlooked with his tal'd Phlls O'ile year. feated Tom Draak . Holland. un athlete& can be 11s lempera.men- the giUitronomlc requlrt!mentE ot reading t 0 th da J Jlm McMtllen, Chicago, and Stun By COPELAND 0. BURG l la! lUi prima donnas and what others they will nnd no shortail! t N. 8. Btaft Correspondent F Y UDt Ulls &Ide of Brooklyn baa h&d no oui.Btandlna Steln, New York, drew. 1 INS 5 rts w,J•n~ I would be home t.o the ath lele Jror., or nn~an h.ll.ddle u 15tm othera ~ton, A\18. 22---What is this so-~ 1 ar th 0~ .n8 ,.onsetuUve holes dur· w¥lowr on it& pJtehllll &taft t.bJs Gino Oarlbaldi, Italy , defeated I )){I "'"' I the land of klpp~:red heLrlng nugb! craYe spaghetti, hot t.amales or New ll8 e ay P y, the Salem cbam· )'Car At the present wrltlni it Cyclone Ress Germany be th l b h • called lOve for a sport? pion was shooting for bicdles threes. sct:rL' c w\llkely UlaL IL&lY Jloclier _ • _· Nf'w York, Aug 22 -· Yuu see, no ng; ut a pam Ill t e nee;~. England boiled dlnneu It wHJ be Perh&ps the expl&natlon can be Aod under 8 ::;hady tree well up Ill rtn•·• the lib sun. I JSpecmlly Want thiS ball a:; ll to the Rt Llsllc one from th~ shon:.s one lllld the same to the Organlzlna: found tn retrH.clng the steps of on the ci•ff near the nlnth hole and bo:unan w -· &ea.BOD. w JUNIOR tEAGUE G.\ME IYras my s ix hundr edth homo run lii i o! the blu.a MedJterranean Committee Wh~n he defeattd the Chicago youns Jlm.my Dolan, ZO-yer.r-old the turn or the course lHllo a little ftft-.:!Wl vll:$0r.les to b.J.s credit. Cr.!•.rado Splmgs , Colu Aug :..! 2 1t11c major league~;.. 1 In Lt.s solutiOn of these problems . The one concession the com!Tull.ee Whtto Sox the other day for hi11 .son o1 a Worcester pohcemau and lrt.sh mother fur two afternoons Dazz,y Vance usually the ace of - lNd--8 h CJI . . , _ Thut..s ,what Balle Ruth Lold 11 hov..e\Ci, the OrKallJz.mg CommJne;; w111 require l.~ that each team Cur- iliteenth victol')' in a row, Robert 1 cago ana l:>todt I1tiny bas~baU !au out runner~up to Joe Batchelder, of Sa - watch'ug her son as he romped over lhe ::.tatr ha!l recorded IJ:lliY ten vlc, out n1sh !u; own chef and not!!)• the I MG8es "Lefty" Grove (above), 111 St 1 has proYcd Jt.self 1ewunduJ !em, winner Of the New England the course. torlr~ aJ. the prE&.!lt wrlt.ing With ton, GaL "" 111 p!ay thi::; attelllOC..l aiLer he hlld clouted hi hLou s • It WJ!I btilld au Olympic VLlhtge. <:ommLlle~ three month~; In advance •tar hurler for the champion PhilaAmateur Golf Championship .lt ''How does that son of yoms do the llefi.SOn oom;idcrably mol'e than [Am•·,'llctU! IA:ai!I;JU I.Jumot .~~:.sebull !No 35 or the UJJl season ~este~~~~~~ ood el·omplete, so \'!!LYing ltL d~tall and a.s to the approximate na~urc of 1U; : delphia Athletics, tied the AmeriBrookHne. Jt," asked EUI elderly Individual, who twll-t"l-.lrds f,One, th ~ vel~ran sti!kl!'· ~r JC western .c )ampwn., .. p L.l I He pressed a UO bill Jespom;Jv•· Lrni.JJJJg menu In ordCI th&t eacb can League record for -consecutive 1 ~~; 1>n a:; lo stnkc a Employed nights as a dCIIpatchcr! h~ppened to recoyulze Ml's. Dolan. out &rll~t will have t.o sUp on the 'lho.: lllJnol:; o.:humplun.s deit•u, cu , new ball 111 tht• handsflll~r aT b! ar~ chm d on every heart strmg It will te!•m may ca1 ry out lt.<; ~ra!nlng to 1 vijrriea. The mark was .11et origiWell, what can you do Wllh a ilLS ccn.sldcrulJiy to leach the til- Seattle 4 tu 2 atld Stockton put uut 1ccJheo who ll s~ · f t ~wmy put a dash ot sunny Italy hcLc. a the nth d"gtee, a pih'a~ kitchen 1 ii:dy S~x J:~n~ o oton ln a Worcester branch of an elec· me com;:em, Dolan, a former cad- boy ~at loves the game as Jillllll} teen mark Nnv Orkans 4 to 3, by a nmth J.Lll· 1bls sh~rt life h~d'·'~~ 0 ~ k\Q 1 f 01 pmcll ef Germany the!'e, a bit r, f and dunn.: roum wlll be ptovlded WaahiQ,&"ton durin&: the Summer o! 1 die at We.sctlusett Club, finds time doe~. replied Mr.s Dolan The other ln-and-ou[ers oi the mg rally. I home-run bull ~ but 8 Jwaoo }1 ~ 1 or Fl ance at the top a l:<nd&:ape limn each of th e PIHtldpatlng nations 1912, to ?lilY tournament golf during the BrookiJ'n 5tllft'-CIIU'k, Shaul<, LU · Jvlctlm to · bl ys e a rumant1c old Mexico :some othe1 With the opening date of the~~======"=:~====-= da some gger, faster boy, pluce--aU for ar t's sake game~ le!!S than a year awa~' 37 na- J• 1 It 11.111 bil.lld nctween 700 and 1000 tlon s have fO!mally nntifl~d the y. que PhdJN;. ThW"s.ton etc,-are :;'l until he grabbt•d up his $10 fmd GREAT BEND Butthe his championship courage and stamina dmFIGHT RES ' ' .• cosey ...1 So Tommy cllmbecl th 1 · 1 1 ... 1 11uu:;e~ and lhis will 1M) NO!'IJJ!ln1 •' vQflce .. tournament grmlj::= ....,.,n AMERJC4N ASSOCIATION e pnne.ee Otgaml'.ll'.g Cornmlttf!c of t.heu in · 1 ~ye yet to be touched, according the win column, Club WC!n Lo~ Prl. ~f jc) und lt dJd not lllalter mucb ' Fn:nf!h, English, Mexican htr!IL- tentions t.o enter teams Be~·eral to the veterans of the game, l!nd By International News Service Thl~ I" an unMual state of af- St Pnul . . . . . 76 4.B 6HI n~terta 17hPn Babe, the great sejltl· lwu~e and Pueblo In design olhcr eountru~s are expected to file William Mc:Blalne and btoth~' all becau.se--"I love the game .. · ralrs for a Brcoklyn pitching ..staff lndU.napoUs 67 59 ~il:t 1 en: st, prote~tt'd n holl!e-nrli b) rr an athlete ftvm France crave::; ~nmlar notices wlthUJ the next few ' JesBC of Coiwnbus opcnt I he week At New York-Nat BueSH, New with a big seatton Kan•os City 64 6:.! 50ti iKres:; that went mto Lhe :,.;tand:.; and a breath nf homeland, he w11l f\ud Wt"ek:.; end h~re with D B. Han~ aml t u : : ~:O~ur~o~ou':or!~mn;~:d i~~~st ~~-:;u~:e:· Yo~oc~~~d out Brocklyn pitcllJlll' replaeemenl.s Milwauk-ee 62 6:.1 500 Igot chased out et tlle game by l.ht ' ~-·-~--fwnll}' left Sunday acccmpanl:!d bv '· b kf d . ' . Cor 1932 ... - .. bly wlll come from 62 ·,,., umpire I l lcr IJLI::; purpo::;e nctlll.ljl Is b! CCI hl.S wlfe and tii.O children who h h throug oo rea ast an 8et out. AI Ciullo, New York featherV"_.. Lou!!:vlllc 64. ~ 1 Ruth still hold.~ the lea,..,• ~ iean-~ than a •mid •.o1utlon cf boracic lha"o ~n he""' fn.- t.he "'"'St Lhrec 1 • ~~'<"' with hie personal gallery of fhe wel.ght, knocked out Joe Ourry, New the dub's HIU'ttord farm In th ~ Columbws _ 60 tl5 480 h .... '" ... ~ 1 1 1 youth:! a.nd a bag of clubs In a ram- York (2). Ew!tern League. This team has nve M.ill:leapolls 51J ou ~t;:; I ers IP n c !CUI! hhung, nlthoulill s~s ' terr:'n{jnly l'lll L d b)riCI .wld u• e j weeks With her pal ~nts . Mr ll•lti ~hackle automobile fQr the tourna- Jack Wltson, New York mtddle- of the leading eight pltehers In the Tol~do 53 75 414 his understudy, Lou GchJig hit .No 1 ~ an eye cup and roll lne C} eoull Mrs J B Proft'!tt nnd family 1lrcn1 sldt to ~Jde ~:> a~ t J ••'m J\'C I' Mr and Mrs Albeit Murra)· 1 ~ 4 l.o aid Ruth In the 11 to 7 be[]t- 1 ment, a distance ot more t.han 42 weight, defeated Johnny Bates, league Two of them, Phil Ga!Umiles, II. dally total or over 84 miles. Brooklyn (10), V&n and Earl Mattingly, had lm~ NATIONAL LEACilJE n~,or ~he dBrownle8 I any mlll\l t':! partlclf' c f 1uet or foJ- called on Mr and Mrs M L FurHlR l'lleep during the four days f)l AI RoWe, Philadelphia junior pressive seasons. Each had won Club Won Los• Prt l ls t~e ~n ~r.d l~omers . 111 10 ycat:.l ___ 1ugn !roatlf' l When th ~ ~ye~ &.1 " •be. and family Sunday the tournament totalled slightly lightweight, defeated Mike Barko, eleven rames &nd. lost only one ll.t g ea ones recmd-an av PJ· lltcrt rr::m len(! usc you w11l fma 1 Mr and Mrs Harry UToz ami 43 636 age of mor:! than 33 homt'r~ a ~f'a· 1 Jn HI? f.'ll"wlng llrti<'Le. lhL· Z-1tll ' thlB very restful and it wiU also , tHmtlv who has been s nd!J more than eight h.ours W!th an oc- New York, HQ) this writing. St. l-QUis · 7:; t1R· New York . . 65 50 565 161111- neaiiy 50 a sea::.on smce he l.,r ' I ••rn·~ uf Ltlk!i tc thr r1:1dn ~s IX Lb casional n&p taken between round:; Marty Samp.son, New York midThese two br1111ant recruitllshow- Chicago. .66 sene as 11. splendid protectk..! fto:n ! pa.~~ fev.. wu·kb hc rt' wlth the lat· 1d 'file Dlil '!'ribun= "ArtU" 53 5 bS qu!L as 8 pttchcr 12 )'l'llr 6 ll 0 Dally he romped 36-hole.~ ovc: .. dlewell!'ht, knock~J out Ma.dlaon ed fta.shes of greatnMS when tried Brooklyn . Rube WAlberg wo• k k Kd I~ l Y h · In mft ,tlon d any kind when cult!· , ten; 1.a.rents, Mr and Mrt> E 0 62 50 512 1 hill and dale durlns the rounds, :\ Dlx California 16) ou~ by Brooklyn earlier in the year, -~ noc e nul "" ' 'c ' JJ, amoll~> P yM, :J Ira e•· t d daily h bit I le 8 081 57 60 4 7 8 in the sixth Inning when the C!u-' and lllrt~'lnr or MeGQ\'I'tn'!i · Gytn- va c as n 'n distance of 13,110 yards, or ncar!" ~nn)' Valg<~. N~w York Jlnht- and p-bly wiU be Robin rc : n•~ a 1 Tageart ft SaiLuday for th 'lr " '!i bY Pftt.s!lurgh !Hi m tll:l cago White Box made tlvt! tUI'" b 1 I ., V k 1 d It )OUr work invohes lon11 u ~:! r:f hr 1~c at Amb1ldg:e, Pa eight mUes. defeatln~ several vet~r- weight, defeated Frankie Senrentc, ian next season .... u 11~w.un 1n .. cu 01 . ay~; own th h ld IL ., ....~ M 49 41 :! got ctedlt for his ctght~enth ~ea - ' ' ( me simple ruh·s h ir 1\c Jlth build ws in his mArch to the fl.oal round. New YorK, (6). Other promlaing hurlMB on the Philadelphia '10 e eyes you t: ou oomu I(~ n.o""'Jt WTa)'. Muck SprarJ. Throughout the !our days the At lndlanapolls-Tracy Cox, Ill- Hnrtford ft1.l'DI are Kershaw Jc .ws Clncinnatl. 43 76 J6t!sonal triumph a.s the Athletic.:; 11 . 1 in~t oculist as !'egular!y RS you do you. dli,lP, of CharU>.ston spl'ut the wc~k tqm.~'ture reached nesllly 100 cte- dianapolis lightweight, knocked out who has won u games and lost nally emerged on Lop, 15 to 12 I · dentlt>t Surely your eyt•s ar~ val- end with the Iormer s parents. IP'.etl!i but Jlmmym@rely .smlled.nno:I 1Eddle Anderson, Cody, Wyo., (4). four; Van Mungo, who has won tell AMERICAN LEAGUE Tkhle Sox did things In a big wily.: J.y ".-\R1U." lUcGO VERN UHbl" ~nough lo warrant f '! ~:h al~ JiiRllita l'~w-tN':e ~>pent Sullday --.---Club Won Lcn;t Pet. ma ng 14 hils. four more than ti1e W ~Hte n E~peL· i;~. lly lur ;auy I'Opy - :cn ll ~.l l! Y(U 11re an ~ who ncerls W!Ul L<:~lna FencU and L&YI.s Vf:IL s:J :!2 7~-l Ali and WJiug fl.\'e pltchel's. Tc 11 1l H.Ltht by I. N. s. 19Jl glas::es makt certain that th:y fit I otmrn PhlJ.ulelphla Washmgton 71 46 .607 wallks and three error:; catlsed the N,·w \'mk Au g 2:.! - Abu~c o: puitcll) and have them te5 tcd froE L Pa. LJ;h and brother Harry I New York 68 48 .bllG hOS:! to drop lt. : th\' e~ : :; Lllot!ghtl\ ,.., IJ }ll l1Ctlcc1 br que,,t!y cf NJW Hrlghtr>n, Pa nwtor:::d her!! 56 00 .483 Llc.yd Brown was IJct~r tilau l n1arr PCIXIlS IJut pa1ll~ularly hy · ISatlllQRy artcrucon f!.vcJett lee Clevrltmd St Lnuls 411 61 422 Clint Brown, holdhtK dievcland Lo i the ycung. mllY 1rsu1t l1l ~ ~rlou~ GRAIN MARKETS and Hcl:: .1 Pansh who have spent Boston 47 70 402 ~lx hilS and the Wa~bmgt.on Sen -lclt: c. 1 ~o.: s r t the cy~ s, JlGOI sJghtand 1 Chicago, Aug 22- INS- Gmlns thr pn.st thre:> we"kl; wllh U!clr Chkuao 47 70 402 at.ors won, .6 to 3 Clmt fJt-eeted , nrn lct!ll tllndnes:; opened un~~en ~oda~ WheaL WM 1Rl'110loparcnts Mr. nnd Mrs Albert Detrctt 'Im <Y t S aJ, l!' J pr!ctle~s lL p;:;,- :-: t11-4c upd oorn 1-8e hlghed' co IMunn} 381 ~he shn~et'801 Jn the tl!th, after glv· 4fo 73 "0 up lkts. !sesS'J.d ~nd blindness :;uch an m- ,-,c ower an oats une0 ange to 1 James Wtlson J ; of P::~rt.<;mouth 8 r:vcn wa s and fiye error•· b~· e up t th the Busto R'Xi So tl d ut'J , tl!rr, t ic htmtiu.:ap t h ar 1t .s~ms Opcnmg pnc~ spen e wee k " H'1 here wllh hi:; VESTERDA.J!'S ftESUL'l S ~core an ~ to- 5 ;·Jc~:~ ; 0 ~I' ~ ~c a tr: ly 11.c~ssa.y to C!tll a tten tiOt1 Whea t-sept ·49 J-B; Dee 53 1 _4 Pil.r<'nl!;, Mr and Mrs .• fames WIIAMERICAN ASSOC14TION kNliiWl City 2, Columbus 1 111 C!lntwell won a hurl~ tl 0 t ' tc. the need for ><per.llll car'" Ye-t \ May 5B 1_8_1_4 FOI\ and family, Brame a,s the nocsto ttofrom \wc :,now Umt CL•IY U;o frcqu.entl.)' Corn- Sept.. 42; nee. 38 3-,.&-1-2, Mr. and Mr.i . a.oseo Ha.. <Un were inntr.g6 l t).:d Lhe Pirates, 2 to~ ~~f; :~= the eyrs rcr.'l\t l!lt!e o1· no ntun- 1March tl; May t3 ~· - ·'' railing on Mr and Ml"'l L. 0 "h!!IS M1lwaldree 3; Toledo 0 gcr's home-run. llJ.~ 17 th of l'le ' flcn :,nUl ,.,u('IL a tum· as scJ!ous 1 Oat..'l-Sept 20 3-B. Dec 22 3-8, Inal,llnapoUs 10. MJJmeav:::lls 8 St PB.ui 6: Loulsv11le L ~·car was impmtnnl PJU.:,burgh l, c• ·t' : dem:mds tt Mf,)' 25 1-8 only got s.!x hits fl'opcr IIRhtL1g J<. cl'smtlul t( 1 LIVESTOCK NATION.U. LEAGUE Th11 Boton-PJttsiJurgh g.nnle ll'fl!l gco' ' eyr ~ isht Ncv::-r uttcmpt tJ H Rec 1 t bo!dovers .\ llhhH ·~< t ~oun~ mnn r~OOI~I 75 0 Boston 2; Pittsburgh I thn cnlv one played 111 th(• n!ltiOuul IU 'J Ill c d,m il".bt nm, 011 th: 600 . ~~arket ~~;: HI io 25c lowe 1·, t!JJ~ 11->illt~Ltd !ILI'l!I<Hj.i:e fwm hl11 fn · Cif'cinnall at New York Ht11cat- circuit and nccpL for the PuateR dl!u htULd In Uw lill \'ct 11.luL e of unal'rweight off mostly, packirl.; !hfl' tunn1110 1•:m·u11f': MDo•ur Sou-· 11llld Braw• a ll 1:lub.s will chu;!J ml ~ unl !~ht t.J clrf'tnc light Dun ~ha.d ~ows Uttle change; Hi0·2 1U lbti . '1:25 Ou riLe (Jtlwr Hide 'nu will see a enlng weather! St. Lou!:; at PhtladciJllnn !liB!\ I !do:JIJie-hf'nders tod:L)' l~''l lt~!Jt~ lrl!l) !_• L:d atmu.spht. ;;" '150. 220-2W Jbs .. G.7ti~725, 130-160 pkllllt• '~r l iLt• r.,cJ, frvm \\lileb tbt' Ch•eago at :aroOkl} .l LLhil'ut.en-~ The Hlllug nnd jJitcht'rit•ss r; 1- 1lu t ,( dec:rntll' : s1 h rmc ot u roo m Jb~ . 6 75-7 21i, plg6 nwnerous Hround . ~I!!Lrluns u11eo1 1'• llu·ow •ll'feeth:f' ~hllllrcn. \\ish ~{lU we~ t.crf' mgl ant.~. who must phy donblt>-hf'IKI. ~ r s , tut tJ,C} il!f c1 Jl:.LI•lly no~ meant 650, packing 6QWi:j up to fi 25 for thr nexl thrt>P dav~ vestcrdav l t..l •cadlng or ~tudy Cattle· Receipts. 100: market Dad.''-t 'nppo>r':o. )la,::t~zlne MIERICAN LEJ\GUE purchased P1tchr1· Sam Glb.sou, a ! When JT arlPLg Wlltilll:. or usug nGmlnllliY Wlchanged ...,...-.-w-....-·-·•""•··--•"'""'"''•'-'"'""'" WDshlngton 6, Clevdand J right handcr IJ'Orn the Su.n F1.11.n- l th e L,.'l'!> fot nn.1• r onccnlmkli work Calvftl Re(:etpts, 50, market Nmv York 11; Bt. Louts 7 lctSt'O club of tlw Coast League H clas~ 1 m 1 ~ n pc oitwn ~ 0 !hal lh<' lighl nround !itf8:dy, better grade vealens Df>Oroit 11; Boston 5 wont. h <'IIJ ou~ much right now , wlll t·cme u\'LL y 0 ll, 1 1, J t scarce , ehm~e up to 1000. ~d lot. Fhl'mklphin 15; ChicaGO l:.l hawev~1. as he doe.s not 1cpoJt to 1 ~ h o • Jidct al an angle whteh will medium ana good. 600-900, a few LIQUID oa TABLETS the Nrw YoJk!:!l!> untu :.pJlilg ltluO'v the lme:; 01 .cflcetlun t~WO) good to chiJJC~ 950 . , Ro::lirVI's a lfc:adil<'b~ or N•w•ll• TODA1'" GAMF.8 . Sheep . Receipts. 500. lamb , In :tO minut"s eht~A~~ a CoN Jbe s . !ru~ ..~ c 1u eyes Never allow the rc- steady to higher. top, h:lll<bwclght ' . · ' ll~cb Malaria lu '!I!DtiCAN ASSOtiAfiON lftrC'lt•t; IU,\S to Mnkc ill~U yoUJ ~·ve s 825 . Olll~r:; desirable 6 ~_ 72 lb lfll'9t d.ty, u.nd c 1 Columbus at Kansas City. It ~s u wl~c pract lc{ to WHile uw weight. 7 50~8 oo. some medmm to """ ••Says.l ld 6 6 6 Toledo at Milwaukee ~ t :.a cyrs at J.t.•ns t ann · Jn':l'y d.t~. uml l gr:od 500 • 600 VII'! 1or a Y• 0 1 Indianapolis at Minneapolis. - - - · · -- - -- -- - - - · - - · - -- - - - - - 1 -~- Loulsv!Ue a.l ~ Paul. Mn; 11. o Lee wcJLt to ua~tc n :o ~:m:un::."..:n::::u:m:=:u:u.-:uumu:mmn:mur:mmt. •;•-••••!t•::::::u::u~mw::U:n=lmti&IIIJIIi'llll ~pend n Hho rt time w1th her lms• • • • '"""'" • NATIONAL LEAGUE band and Mt· and Mrs Arc!ll<' 1 Lee. .., Clnetnne.tl at New York. (I.WC' gamefl 1 Mrs. Lulu Brllcts who hns bt:enl Cblcaao at. Brooklyn v!.Sitmg rclallves and frclntls here i (t"'o gllmeu) r J d Bt. Louls at Phlla.dclphla or severe. ay:; returned to beL i home nt Clevcl.md. (\wo gamesJ 1 Plttsburah at Boaklo. Mrs J W Capehart and dau~h- l lf'rs. Mrs Mtldred Da\'ls and Mls~ Bentrlcr C'apehart of Columlms, i AMERICAN LEAGlJ£ Washington at Cleveland. ~:pen t th<! week end here with rrl- • nllves and fncnds 1 PhUa.d.elphta at Ohlca!IO. By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma New York at St. Lotlls. !\:11'1i ROXIC WllllalllS ami cbUdl PJl Boston at Detroit. Elmo and Ke1mlt of Eskdale ·~ 1 •••1, ~ : , Va. . Hurold Fetty and Lee Scott SOCIAL Sharon, W Va, who lta\e b~ en Lhr THAT the merchandir.e sold by your local dealero is pleaiing oth· guest:; ct Wm OulnUlet and fam.l~ 1 en--it is •ure to pleaae you. Hp,n.e-made Ice Creana returned home Monday accomuaaand .(:a~ at th,e Beth-'"Y M. led by Mrs Daniel Griffitl1 who will 1 visit them for a few week.s. 1 By trading in the home city you help yourself, your neighbora and E. Church, Saturday e,·e· La1\J~1ce Soulsby and Wllllum 1 ning, Au•u•t 22, 1931. Br.ul:o.by v,ere ~i~itlng rcln t1v cs u.nd , your city. Price ] ... -. i'rtf'ncls Ill Columbus from FrulJ.y TO FIND TIME I I lj~w 1 8 8....... 0 JuhMY Krt- f I <;: 0 and IO&t ·tllrft; and CONKLIN 0 1 1 the truck attempted t.o PIIB~ Henrlet~ Cherrm~ reached Tayj(IJ Mr and 14rs M The truck ~;~werved mt.o tue Quarter nnah> in the La<Ues' aln· · Wednescfl,y the week.·end t.ere, i)le ruests of 1 =J~~~~~;:~::::~;;::::::~ tbro••lng Jl tn lo a dlLch gles IUld th('n wa.s defeated by Hel- a.nd Lyvonla tpept BundaJ WJlh Miss N&rtar Sarah Jane Roberti! a.nd daughte•·. i ~·~te~~l~:,;tht leas~ burt of the len GJaves, of Chillicothe ~~;nue Clark lil..nd dauahter In Wedn£8CI8.)' rro!t • .S:I;Ulswl~tu~C:~ Mollie. I =:""':::::-:::::::!! Wh' 11 only cuu; and b!ut5· -~uvea 1n 8a&:lllaw Mlcb Mr. and Mrs. James Murray )r lte and Yellow Jones sutferea a !racture.:t ENTERTAIN CLUB M.. aud Mrs Ben ~cbua and u:r. and Urs. Lorah ftobilli!On and MoWldsvlll~, spent rrom Wednesday ·p ~ A H E 5 C0118.r bone. Lloyd and lwloStime.n • Mr and Mrs J. Will Clendenin <'hlldn.n returned Frldlly after a 60n, 'nlmmy, are spe.Qdl a weet till Saturday with Mrs. Kale Leach iti:-ij·i; · iiii4iii0•~r,,.;ojiilitdiiO;;i..._jjj;.:-;r.tfiit'iildiiiiiiiiJ were severely cut and trutscd A!l j ent.eruuned the membel'll or uv• vl~lt with rel~tlvea at klagaton ilt La.ke61de 1"11' J 11.1"~ Mr. and Mrs Charley Parson4 1 . l fl( ~ (. . . 1""r,....-. ~t-the ix)ys •ere tak.en to the HOlllc' Rook club WedneSday evenlnli:- Mrs' Mr and Mrs. E. S. Vaftover, Charley AdtllnS of Zanesville, and 1 hoopjtal where their lnjunes were H J Wll.i'd and Mta. R P . Thomp~ IKutt.tE of C E Cltu'k lor the past ~.~d Mrs. Robert Wood o! Oo- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McOraw vf 1 ..,_. ad tulb' w1llllktt .a.ll\ Jod attended. . son piayed m the absence or tw.:. w~k moved into an apartment at [lum-, who were recent!Y married, Bebrina. spent the week-end here jf. .......... . , lbjt ibe aapJ fGr The driver of t.be truck aJd not membet·s. H J WIU'd e~trrled otf, Jsland Slde ::t~ ~e fonneu parenU;.. wlth Mrs Quincy Adams and son, Jour 14 11 ~ .In • • a Week or A~DI H., $1.00 per ba. :otop, and the boys failed to iCilentJl} lhe honors for the evening'~; play. Mn Fore•: a.!"tt~-_!ood·tMII'•ed B~art. • 111 Wlrll'l' Following the ~s a dellclou.s Ml!>S E1nestme Sheets &pent the .... .,....,n "" Vt . F Sayre and FraJlk Sa}'re of 11,._ , BRING OON'TAINI;R nireshment OO"..I.rse was served to past WLCI( with friends ln Hlllt- Lanier' entered Holzer hospital LlnesvUie, Pa , lett last Monday for - - - ---:--:-::--:--:-:c---CALDW.t:LL RITf:S ~o-RIDAl' t he guests. mgtou Wednesday, where ahe wllllUldergo a two-weekS' visit With relatives In l'be ubUabtn wm be __ .. ~.... , __ Ia ... ltoera.. Ml and MIS hed Paden f treatments. M1ebt(l:an. 0 P nllllT he !une1al of Mr::. Luee,ta Cald- ~ PERSO:SAM Avcn Park. Fla., arf! T;:-r,., . and,Mr~:..n~ Mhartm .~n MrB Sarah Ja.ne Robert:; and ~ rar.~ lnaeri1oD r=;~:~:~·;;·lf "now on Lllt' Hor k) Yr'C 11 • who dled WediLC5day, at Hoy~Jntt 'l 5 vh:tms the ur ay or ....... ""U, w ere wai:V da!,Whter, IJfoUie, aceompanted b,y A graduate aQ _,...-_ -.&. ICrrorl lb a I he renr nronn1l I v!Ue, at t.lle home or her daughtl'J, .l\.1Is Chlllii:s J enkms cl Fire- A icat porcn'ts. Mr and Mns J will visit their SOD, Andrew Martin M.r. and Mn Edwin Brinker and Ulinoi~ , this ::Wm:.\~~~Lit lbouJd bl 'ftporied , j '.' ~~i:~~~~~~~~~ fl~~~~:u·~:~ Mrs Mabi}J At~hclcy, V..J•cre she hn'l I b: '' k entered H alzet hr:l'r.>~ta! wh 'J'e s , and ramlly. • liOn, Homer, of New Haven. Vlsltert tladed his degree ..,. l l!ved the pa,s . ~v..o .1 ~·a 1 ~ was con- ,h ~ wm und er 0 u~:nmcnt • .Mr -•Charles Ward. Mlfili Eliza. Mra. Anr:1a Mae Womeldortr has relat.l.ves at Letart la8t sunday !!addles and a racing 1 ~·r.,.,·kM anol s hn•I• •WP<I I ducted f'tJday mm nmg with tuJml 1 1 g l: . th McOhL't' and M185 Maym~ [ returned rrom an 011tlng at Lake ttl l Mrs Hoyt Ptlwea and dl:lughtet· L1p;-time tracks of 1 ~-~~.,~~-~~-::..______ ~:~of'll "hlt"h tile llLh IM'Idom llrl the Can'!Jbell F[]mJly cemetery 0 ,J,L:o<UJJ DflVls Gf Patnot wu:; Jp- l.!."<~undns w~re visitor:.. at Hunting- the Woods, Cami<la. Betty .of Qolumbu.s, ate YISitlng M:l s fo'rQrQ urging rooters , , Mrs. Caldwell was formerly a rest ,!let• en fer the remoyal of tt•,t- 1u. 1 'fhunday Mr and Mrs Oeorp MOhr a.od Ellubeth Powell this week lung explo!!ionB )d!nt of Galllpotl.s. J:>he 1s MUvlved ~~~.~ ut th e Hc !:.:et ho.sp!tal Tue5dny Matt Reid was called to Crown 1daua:hter, Mise Hortense, vUitted re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Okey LaudermUt 11 Gumge was :~;;~i!i~, lt.br.-w Melodi• Adoptad j by another daughter besides Mn; 1 l r !WI~ Wells c f Huntu;gtou 15 Pclr.', I ndiana by the lllncs..~ of hl.!:l ~~tly With Mrs Sam Oook and v1l1Uoed the rormer's brot.ber Her· Ma,b""De r has ',' The h,vl!ins 11 -._,d In I he t~IIIPie 1>l 1 Atcheley, Miss Bertha Calclwell. or ~ ~nr'lng a few days hece witn 1el- !:!l~ tcr Mrs Barb&.ra Rol::ln.s~n r:_~er relatives. bert Laudermllt, and wlfe, of Thom-~nags !he nn<'lt-nl Hehl'f'WS <'rH·tnf'O'! !hi> 10arton . and one sister, MJ·s Juln ai!Y~.s ,runlcr !ICn of Mr ami Mrs 08 _ 1HMrs 0 G. Roberts, a paUent at as Pork, lalt Sunday ________ --- - - - -hJtHII!f ot i]u! Qlf'lmllts of I he t'nrl) Lanier, of Galil)mlis, and two brot11~ Mr o.nd Mu; E 1.1 Loug have car Bat:tlano wrus ~l the Holzet• ; olzer hoapftal, wa.s sutftclentJy lin~ Mrs Ha;tUe Dlil..ntels and doughMr. and Mrs. Jtimes Pea.r&Ont ~;\_:C~h:"':::":•:•:.:••:•~•"':"~· ers, John and Thomas Campbell. of 1t t Ut 'ltd frc1:1 l'is1t w!th [ hr~r;Jia! Wec.l.!ll'sday whcr~ he uu- .!.:hure~ato be returned to her home t.er-ln-law ot Columbw, vtaited .Mr.l Jllllm jl, of Pomeroy, viaJted U.i .Bia.dm tl' I thlldJtn m C~lkR..~ka Mlcli , d :- ·wolt a tonbll operallcn 1 M And Mrs. Oeocge Smith over the,Thulsu!.) wllh Mrs Okey Laud!# Y 8 rs. omer Kerr IJ specdll18' a Wftk.-end 1 milt - Fruit Farm, xqa "" · . cauaed by a ttaht llhDI!, the aa)' Pre- Mtt~ from an QPet1t.Uon at Ho!Rr hoB· Mr. and Urs. »:iwin Brinker aurl 1 Clark pital to be returned to h.1l! home !CD Homer, of New Ha•.'en, spent 1 I . N1G~TMAN ~=.~ ~:::::;ROBINS,LOOKING~'32,~ 1ftUTH HITS ~ROTH ATHLETES OF ALL NATIONS TO ~IJCHING AS IJJJi" ""T WORRY OUU LIVE AT OLYMPIAD AS AT HOME unMER IN BflOWNII a,NwALL.~';.Ec X''"R~WndLESon• ~,10-f Sl[[PL[ccilil H£8 U8 1E~.:.:~t~:::-:~~~~ Jty LJIIB {1 U I I I 5_E. C~r/::· r:O~:mina=~ntf: •Jftol"" m tlAIL,. ~ ~- 01110 ~~~·~···~-~----------~-----~----~--------------------------~----------~~~~-~ · ~ - ~,7 .UliDAY, AUOUST 21, 1831. tram I CAR LEAVES ROAD . .. • • ,. Ohio. ...• -- I':"--------:--::::-::-::::::-::----------(vil e. j~ .. ~~~''· ·'"*''Y_n·foDcea, wn. wn. Mtl. Bclpr Clark 81111 "'OUR JNJURrn WHEN LUTZ STIU IN RING .lll'l Emma AJ:.Kul dau~h~r -"'~blt.,.~-;r."u; 01 Ironton. fiJ ; Ll' . When uJu &topped the South Cen- Aomt and Mr. and W:ra. Ray .Ubau Mr~ . Lear aDd twt.n C. FOSTER -- ColumbUi &Qd Toledo. Me&. Leo a.aa.D NH!1 ~ Mr.· W:t.)'De Booth hu bctm Jn Naocy aDd Betty returned fl'Obl a rc.rtunout,b thts week where abe viiJ.t with rdatlvea tt Zanetv.llle. a11 Juda:e ot Ule oi·H wort at .)l.r. r.nd Krll. Raaa Ken halve .as Geioto oountJ fair ~t LJca:;. tlitir Mn. Ouy Brown &nd 11-IUITY DAYS. AN' Tl-iUTTY NIGHTS! I ANDilf( I 00 0 1 Mc-G-overn Lays 0 n Sa ne ' c Of E are ! - --- ---- - yes 'I rd'rtpmtJop buslneaa 1n ~~ Mme. Pair e1ucat1on nee. own reff'11JJ"a~. Wrtte Mr. Jonee, 6403, Sheridan, Chtcaro. B-2:ii-Jt iit• ¥4 I I, i ~.0 ' - - - - - - - - - B y HARDIN BURNLEY--------' ·"·~,-Sre.'7r'lt;-"'T, H: I· - - I· The Objections are Mutual --·- ·- ·--·-- --------- HAVe., "" Hli.a.Jirr, 'fCO'lS ; D(:l ~..... "m 610P TI'IIS RQ~VV~Nc:;l!;. .J I~M F01'oo.1Q Q1L1' ecTn1 DAN"'"' A.loJO I'V\..4,E!JEL! IHEV'R'I!. SWilLL- . 11111111111 n:;- " AT THE mEATRES ''"0.:'!A ' "DUDE RANCH" lr t.OOII. ~IKII "IHt """"""'e. -""'-...c _._! '"' 40/NJ. l'l.tl.l. 8t.AST"""""'" M~ ~ W!!ODJN4• n~w IRa• American padlme. Ac&ors. turn ei!.LJ5 Wl~L. lltlN/o> - ~:rtnslde dupe on the cowboy!~. Vowbu:r!l HAPPENB.D!! iurn aeklra. -~~----- -· Aloo Comedy "Here We Go" .By Russ WESTOVEit LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY ~T l=o~ "IT'S A WISE CHILD" "Tc- Nti3HT 1 TILL. IE · Marton Davlel in &hi'! 1ear'1 la•rh hU! yeu'Ye never fllet:n a runnier H~w·s t:we11 the keman lllOUidn'l kt~ep cool In thh hut ma&rlmun- YDult. lal mls:up. Aloo Comedy "KE BIG" """' I'M' liED VP Blackmer, Marie Prevm:t an• o&hen ln mo,.le. -n-ti!M I .s'f'111Wo.&41!1lt ·n·UN,4S HAY!!. Hear and aef!; Million Da\'les, Polly Meran, .laa. Glepun, Nldnr.y I ' --------""""''•''''""••·•••·-.. s=t:.tan~ntttt:m~44-U'w..li _ _ _ · -····-"'"' I, CAN•'T WAf1' A"''i LONG"!iin- YOU' Blfi t.O)'; 'SO you CAN ~ .;::~:::;;, ,\ILLIE.I'.tL ~E5'l--rr OVER... -- I 666 . ~~v. ~~~~~ 'TO b. MA.~I~c; • Bb , C 1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? .. ! of 'l --"" --~ ---·--~--'-'-"]Monday BILLY'S UNCLE I ,"_vra"''Se .,... I < '' I -~ Rertnald Denny, Otis Harlan and Merqa Kcanedy ln run-lo¥1nr favorites rive• you &he :e ,. I I ELECTRIC THEATRE, Pomeroy-TODAY "- , • .,. fl( 't .. I I'D L~KE 'TO SEE. -n-te-~ 4ET MN~i:~lf!D.I5UT ~ ONE REA'&ON, A/'.10 "'TH4T R~ US IT I-~~~~ tvy,I(E. M'E. A ~ .......,.~ CF a;:JL~'­ ~11t'6 / I COULDN'T STAND~ .1 •T 'VYOt,U.D ee. HUMII-IATIN-4 / Breaks of the .Game i -I ILLINI FACE HARD SCHEDULE I ~ WITH STRONG BIG 10 RIVALS ~ ~ t ~OQ~ l~'aS\0\l. "lOU ~'- 'T""-~ ~TTY -.,,_~ C..la\.. ~lJ!.t\.W.. A Spending your money at home means more for home peuple. Buying at home mcan1 your money will be workina for your city in&teftd of working for aome other city . Champaign, Ill. Aug 2Z-INS-- expeetod to be renewed Coach l Keeping money at home means rai1ing property values and hdpa Th tl Btg Ten football 'Sqquads. IGlenn Thi~tlewnltc has a group of " j husky and eompetent chargea whrJ in the uphuilding of the home city. Mlehlla.n• . wtaconsln Blld !Jhicago, arc 1111:eiy to be formed mto cham~ will tlD'n.l.lb the main atLract.lons pJoushlp contender.s. of th~ Un.tversUy of mmois' football Co11.ch St&lfi wUI send his Maroon ' Spending your money in the city that ·aupporto 1ou !V!eans that 3easori here thtl ye8r. warriors to the stadium on No~ H I WI~ tlle prestiiC of a tie with Tile gamf' wm me.rk the 36th meet- I you are a re~~ol citizen and that yO!J H~!' to ~~e yqur ilcri~.l!br, N rtlfWI!I'Ilefh for the Blp; Tert ing between Coach Staig and Bob : well u younelf, become more proapen>ill. e:amplonshlg last yen, ~tchlllul Zupp]fe An improved Chtcagn 1 Ill tnvacte the llllnl stadium for eleven I ~ expected to be put mto 1 ~he ho,~;~~eeomlng attrnctlnn on OcL jthe tleid thh; year. One of the fin! dutie• of every citizen io to help the wheelo of buo· R\valry be~ ween these two, N<m-conforence game!! also prom 1 24 tcilools dates •be.tk to 1898. " itlc some hard battles for the I!llnl) inC61 of the home city II!Pve rapi<lbTh Wolverine&. who have not Lthls year St Louis Unl>erslty 11.ill 1 Your local dealer• are ready and willi1111 to aupply your every 1won ~ game In the Illlnl stadlum 1open the season here Oct. 3 Coach- ; lflc:e 1926 will lla\'e a hOst of let·, cti by Charley Wa.lah or Notre Dame. i need. They should ~ave your ~rood and ouppoJ1. ~men ~e aquad th!Jt yea,, In- the BilHkens will match the Notrn IcJudlns Harry NeWman, the fotwllrd Dame ~ystem aiJalnst that of Zupp1..... wll\ re~ly mainlY J;:e and Mivc the Illlnl expCJICI\Cf' l m ~ .~ .p! pf: • lwalt!s ot~i~sf.a.sn~~>t h~'l style or f~tball tlwy j and terw,e .1 E.ist yea an 1tf.. W111 meei 'the loll~~o,l: week-end at . expertlinced Dllnl eleven lost a hllrd Pur uc. ! rou~~:ht battle .at' Ann ~bor, 15 to 'i I 'BrMI~y wm be a "breaU.er' be- . Wiltoiwn will ~Urnl8h the attrac-11 w£en toe Purdue a.nfi Mlchlgun ucn tOr Dadll Di,y NO\'embel 7 aames. but the well-coacbPd Peorl ·! Wblle ~ Ba,4aertl have not plaJOO a.ns alway5 put up a hare! flight. UJ. · Dll.ntl1t for efjht yaals. the' old. rl· lools also will meet Northwest~lll l u~millll'iliU'4ttttulllniCIUIIICI'IUIIIIUIIUillltiU:mtl=t~JaU•IIHIIJIP111::qtU"I~ lllt.lt!III,HW'tl!f~ ...t 1valry betWe'en the two schoolji .1$ and Ohlo nay !rem hom!. 1 I ..T 1 •• i will oft. "lilllll.na t.f ·'1.-o. ·' I • ., -· I I �•• • • ·0 lis G' a· IIlp ~~~;~±~;;;::::::::=; , ~~#.:";~Y~:;~.,'':,~,.:;: ~ ,..' 'o ~". S A ,n. l'eaol1el, ' ~..... ww. ,... .w•· ,althouch not ~rlousl) tollertat.e Pord. bll!longmg w by O 'Brlen W&.S crowded =.~.-;;'-\·;I;·;;.;•;;Y, a larie truck , neac , Wednesday aft-er· LE ,.......... 75e ~ at; ~ Ol"daanl. MoS8ma.n. JonJ;Js were per. ' tN l Ohio Teun..a oournament, be· kit Thtll'mEUI 'l'hW'5da.y tm' OoI lng sponsored by the Ohlllleothe luml u1 where they wtll make Lbelr Newa-AdvertJaer, PridaJ, John hcnws the Oa.lllpoli!; entry, wu ready to enter M1 and Mn~ . D D Neal BCfOm· mto the :~emJ-fina.ls in the M:en'!i p'!lnll'd by their gu-~st.:. Mn. ~~leu J t~l.Dales matches wltb JOb.n JohllfiOn, MeCrrmlck an1 d.&IJ8ht.."t. mc;>tond Po.1 ttwnouth City chamJ!ion. It •a.s t:L Cl'lwnbw; Thtll'.sday retumln1 Cellel·ed, 11 weaUler permitted, t.he I W'lth thtlr dauaht~r Mw; Helen matche! would be closed Saturday. Neal who 11a11 t.:!en y~tJna ther! Lut.z, In fu4Jre 1 11 BriDI ~is~ t.he boys were enroui.c j nai"~ Thur~;ri=dto~llt'fa~ ~~:; th~ Jl;"tc~:r~,\~1~k.sand Mr3 to *'be C~~otnp Conley awunmml![ pool wa~> ah;o ellm1nated. vawner, Mi.ss DrummonJ. leow M)'l .M ~ MM, W. Va., wUb Mn- Pe-Jloa ReyQOWI. 1\eY and Mn. Hardlnf and cbll· 4r'Gl of Pl.tt.abiUih. arrived ben lot • vlalt with the l&tter'1 f~r, W· H . -'l&rtt. Ki11e1 QQtnet and M&ude Smith have returned a vlllit wiU1 HlaU.Wt& a~ OoWmbul. lira. Marl~~ hal ret.w"ned from an extended vlllt wltb her d&Uihter, Kall, fam~ 11)' at Tht PtalnS. Jilh. Neal Wiley and Mrl. Walter Wise 1pent Wednsadlloy In Runtinll:- d&Uihten, and llett)', of 0olumbul, were rue~t~ 01 Mr. and Mrl. Joha Lear and relative. n• centl).'. Kn. Joseph carr and arand· daua.bt.er, MUll Macy Loulee Carr, ol Cinc:tnnatl, arrlvled Tbur&d&J and ton will viait Yltth the former'~> niece, Mra. lllarraret D. Cuter. I other Wra. V.0. ••• Dolan urivo with hlo lef\ '"" . GOlf T~URN£l ~~~ ~~;J:y==-~b! llf and ~ 11 "_. _.. ,. I DNO Alltiquity HARTINGER FJt:JJJT FJ\RM ..::'to 1 ------- I hr.mf' a J::d WWrtjteo/ son. tPOLLY AND HEk rAts Help Wan~MAI'.-RcU~; le¥0 e~ now eJM)IOycd, 00 THE ULTS 1 II I [e { I I I ho~tor~n:r: :~~The: .~:i. R..EsULTS !p "'""ii I ~·s l~GKY 1 I ~ GAM[ In I1:; lit. the,...- r.:r.•ho ~I!~W~~ta" .,•,11 00 0 "'Th'', 8•frl .. !'b".'.""".w" bl&8 WDn eleven llUd lo •H ..... • .-""' ........ !JI.I".er pau ot shoe$. york. 4UI _22-Anal)'a:l.l ol At present. the Brooklyn ::il&tr is Lui; Allttlu AUII 22---All !.he I Veterans ot t.he ~ ecotch 1:1lmC the ~ lumf! qt the J!,ro~:rn R.oOlnl oompoeed larpiJ or veterana whv 1 . oomforl.8 or honte ~weet home Wlll i Jete hom the farm ,.,m ftnd rHtful lltood .aapo at the st.amln& of Ule In \:.til! )'tlar'l M&Uatul l.a.&l.l.l race 10011 w1U have to be replaocd 8uch 1 nws.lt 2,000 1obuat 11.t.hletes when repoae In the flll'lTlhouse and ~ youth a11 piey jolned 1n ~he ifllery , lndl.co:.te~~o. tlul.t pUo»inl wlll '- tbe _ otdllten u Shaute, .\luq,ue and I Wy 11.rrne Ill Loti Anaeles to com- Spaniard will take hl11 sleata in bill hJ the ~al round. Many tiU'ned club~ Dlgl(e!St problem In repalrllll QuJnn are near the end or their pete 111 tht: lla.lne~ uf the lOth Olym- cs.au. o.1 Pueblo de111l1Pl Lo.,. Ga - me W.eII EnOUIh 9Qck after tnverelna part. ot. the Its (enc.-es for-ne.t ae&600'1 earn·· rape, lllt.hclqh Vanoe wm be In Aa Sox Pitchers Walk plad trom Ju ly 30 to AuawL lt . • And 1.0 oomptete the home-like couno~ue to the Intense heata, but Mn . there for • good many yeartl Lo Ten T0 LOM BY IS I 11112. ...ettlna;s the spac1otli a: rounds w111 0 Do Wlthout Jimmy retus~ to break. undei the Wlii.le laet wl~r'a Lr&de with Oaterlni lo 2,000 !tumachl>, rep- be hmrtJcaped to narmoniU w\.th Sl eep strain &oo\~>~ To 12 Score ruenuna· the nawonal appeW..t li ur the dwelllng;s 9 ocme. ~ On the openlnl hole Batd¥lder the Ph1Wea rave ~·· • nearly twu-l;Wre mHIOnb. requires Equally as dtlla:ent will be the snared two b1rd1es Ulree~~ to Dql&n'a mt&hly aiuner in Prank 0~ WRESTLING SENATORS WIN •the llil.'idom of a Solomon and the committee In caterlnl to the vapar tour 8 . Such a llt.w't would have the tra.n~~ter Ql J.wnbo Elliott a::la \lslon or a prophet. the Otij:llnlzl.n~ ga.rles of 2.000 appetites discoW'aged the beat at gOlfers. Not Oll&e Duclley to CIWioktft.Own greatly Commu.ue declAred m announcm~ It (me group of a.thlet.es has been weal.ened the Pl&l.buzlh hW'llnl By Interna.Uonal News SerVice From Cleveland; Boaton that pteparatlons to1 teedln11 the aCCLL~tomed to tra.ln on the succ.uFor Pla)'itlr; Worko Aa w1Ul Jimmy. He foua:ht on. wa.a t~ aituat1on throU&h- ewpr.. The 1086 or l:wott was par· At New York-Taro M.IYa.k1, Jahad been ~:umplet~!li lent rnnll:rurter and aauer kraut, 1 ~~.thleles Deopatcher For Elec· outSuch the 36 holea wltb Batchelder n- · UtUlar!y dalt\q'lng for Jumbo prov- pan, defeated V•nka Zelesn1u, Beata Pirate1 No le~;~ puzzling 1n Its lnt.crna· they will be torced to break no ually winning 9 and 7 playiol IS\l· ed to ~ one or tht! moet o!UCOOIIII• Ruaaia. National I Uanal aspect WIUi the problem or rules becauae of an empty larder tric Firm pcrb lOll, but. Dola.Jl'a playJni WB.I !ul ;JI~ /Jl the circuit with the Oeorae Manlch. New Jeruy, de · • proYidmg housln~~; facmues . Mod - If It take~; flnnan haddle to meet By DAVID F Kn..EY not to be overlooked with his tal'd Phlls O'ile year. feated Tom Draak . Holland. un athlete& can be 11s lempera.men- the giUitronomlc requlrt!mentE ot reading t 0 th da J Jlm McMtllen, Chicago, and Stun By COPELAND 0. BURG l la! lUi prima donnas and what others they will nnd no shortail! t N. 8. Btaft Correspondent F Y UDt Ulls &Ide of Brooklyn baa h&d no oui.Btandlna Steln, New York, drew. 1 INS 5 rts w,J•n~ I would be home t.o the ath lele Jror., or nn~an h.ll.ddle u 15tm othera ~ton, A\18. 22---What is this so-~ 1 ar th 0~ .n8 ,.onsetuUve holes dur· w¥lowr on it& pJtehllll &taft t.bJs Gino Oarlbaldi, Italy , defeated I )){I "'"' I the land of klpp~:red heLrlng nugb! craYe spaghetti, hot t.amales or New ll8 e ay P y, the Salem cbam· )'Car At the present wrltlni it Cyclone Ress Germany be th l b h • called lOve for a sport? pion was shooting for bicdles threes. sct:rL' c w\llkely UlaL IL&lY Jloclier _ • _· Nf'w York, Aug 22 -· Yuu see, no ng; ut a pam Ill t e nee;~. England boiled dlnneu It wHJ be Perh&ps the expl&natlon can be Aod under 8 ::;hady tree well up Ill rtn•·• the lib sun. I JSpecmlly Want thiS ball a:; ll to the Rt Llsllc one from th~ shon:.s one lllld the same to the Organlzlna: found tn retrH.clng the steps of on the ci•ff near the nlnth hole and bo:unan w -· &ea.BOD. w JUNIOR tEAGUE G.\ME IYras my s ix hundr edth homo run lii i o! the blu.a MedJterranean Committee Wh~n he defeattd the Chicago youns Jlm.my Dolan, ZO-yer.r-old the turn or the course lHllo a little ftft-.:!Wl vll:$0r.les to b.J.s credit. Cr.!•.rado Splmgs , Colu Aug :..! 2 1t11c major league~;.. 1 In Lt.s solutiOn of these problems . The one concession the com!Tull.ee Whtto Sox the other day for hi11 .son o1 a Worcester pohcemau and lrt.sh mother fur two afternoons Dazz,y Vance usually the ace of - lNd--8 h CJI . . , _ Thut..s ,what Balle Ruth Lold 11 hov..e\Ci, the OrKallJz.mg CommJne;; w111 require l.~ that each team Cur- iliteenth victol')' in a row, Robert 1 cago ana l:>todt I1tiny bas~baU !au out runner~up to Joe Batchelder, of Sa - watch'ug her son as he romped over lhe ::.tatr ha!l recorded IJ:lliY ten vlc, out n1sh !u; own chef and not!!)• the I MG8es "Lefty" Grove (above), 111 St 1 has proYcd Jt.self 1ewunduJ !em, winner Of the New England the course. torlr~ aJ. the prE&.!lt wrlt.ing With ton, GaL "" 111 p!ay thi::; attelllOC..l aiLer he hlld clouted hi hLou s • It WJ!I btilld au Olympic VLlhtge. <:ommLlle~ three month~; In advance •tar hurler for the champion PhilaAmateur Golf Championship .lt ''How does that son of yoms do the llefi.SOn oom;idcrably mol'e than [Am•·,'llctU! IA:ai!I;JU I.Jumot .~~:.sebull !No 35 or the UJJl season ~este~~~~~~ ood el·omplete, so \'!!LYing ltL d~tall and a.s to the approximate na~urc of 1U; : delphia Athletics, tied the AmeriBrookHne. Jt," asked EUI elderly Individual, who twll-t"l-.lrds f,One, th ~ vel~ran sti!kl!'· ~r JC western .c )ampwn., .. p L.l I He pressed a UO bill Jespom;Jv•· Lrni.JJJJg menu In ordCI th&t eacb can League record for -consecutive 1 ~~; 1>n a:; lo stnkc a Employed nights as a dCIIpatchcr! h~ppened to recoyulze Ml's. Dolan. out &rll~t will have t.o sUp on the 'lho.: lllJnol:; o.:humplun.s deit•u, cu , new ball 111 tht• handsflll~r aT b! ar~ chm d on every heart strmg It will te!•m may ca1 ry out lt.<; ~ra!nlng to 1 vijrriea. The mark was .11et origiWell, what can you do Wllh a ilLS ccn.sldcrulJiy to leach the til- Seattle 4 tu 2 atld Stockton put uut 1ccJheo who ll s~ · f t ~wmy put a dash ot sunny Italy hcLc. a the nth d"gtee, a pih'a~ kitchen 1 ii:dy S~x J:~n~ o oton ln a Worcester branch of an elec· me com;:em, Dolan, a former cad- boy ~at loves the game as Jillllll} teen mark Nnv Orkans 4 to 3, by a nmth J.Lll· 1bls sh~rt life h~d'·'~~ 0 ~ k\Q 1 f 01 pmcll ef Germany the!'e, a bit r, f and dunn.: roum wlll be ptovlded WaahiQ,&"ton durin&: the Summer o! 1 die at We.sctlusett Club, finds time doe~. replied Mr.s Dolan The other ln-and-ou[ers oi the mg rally. I home-run bull ~ but 8 Jwaoo }1 ~ 1 or Fl ance at the top a l:<nd&:ape limn each of th e PIHtldpatlng nations 1912, to ?lilY tournament golf during the BrookiJ'n 5tllft'-CIIU'k, Shaul<, LU · Jvlctlm to · bl ys e a rumant1c old Mexico :some othe1 With the opening date of the~~======"=:~====-= da some gger, faster boy, pluce--aU for ar t's sake game~ le!!S than a year awa~' 37 na- J• 1 It 11.111 bil.lld nctween 700 and 1000 tlon s have fO!mally nntifl~d the y. que PhdJN;. ThW"s.ton etc,-are :;'l until he grabbt•d up his $10 fmd GREAT BEND Butthe his championship courage and stamina dmFIGHT RES ' ' .• cosey ...1 So Tommy cllmbecl th 1 · 1 1 ... 1 11uu:;e~ and lhis will 1M) NO!'IJJ!ln1 •' vQflce .. tournament grmlj::= ....,.,n AMERJC4N ASSOCIATION e pnne.ee Otgaml'.ll'.g Cornmlttf!c of t.heu in · 1 ~ye yet to be touched, according the win column, Club WC!n Lo~ Prl. ~f jc) und lt dJd not lllalter mucb ' Fn:nf!h, English, Mexican htr!IL- tentions t.o enter teams Be~·eral to the veterans of the game, l!nd By International News Service Thl~ I" an unMual state of af- St Pnul . . . . . 76 4.B 6HI n~terta 17hPn Babe, the great sejltl· lwu~e and Pueblo In design olhcr eountru~s are expected to file William Mc:Blalne and btoth~' all becau.se--"I love the game .. · ralrs for a Brcoklyn pitching ..staff lndU.napoUs 67 59 ~il:t 1 en: st, prote~tt'd n holl!e-nrli b) rr an athlete ftvm France crave::; ~nmlar notices wlthUJ the next few ' JesBC of Coiwnbus opcnt I he week At New York-Nat BueSH, New with a big seatton Kan•os City 64 6:.! 50ti iKres:; that went mto Lhe :,.;tand:.; and a breath nf homeland, he w11l f\ud Wt"ek:.; end h~re with D B. Han~ aml t u : : ~:O~ur~o~ou':or!~mn;~:d i~~~st ~~-:;u~:e:· Yo~oc~~~d out Brocklyn pitcllJlll' replaeemenl.s Milwauk-ee 62 6:.1 500 Igot chased out et tlle game by l.ht ' ~-·-~--fwnll}' left Sunday acccmpanl:!d bv '· b kf d . ' . Cor 1932 ... - .. bly wlll come from 62 ·,,., umpire I l lcr IJLI::; purpo::;e nctlll.ljl Is b! CCI hl.S wlfe and tii.O children who h h throug oo rea ast an 8et out. AI Ciullo, New York featherV"_.. Lou!!:vlllc 64. ~ 1 Ruth still hold.~ the lea,..,• ~ iean-~ than a •mid •.o1utlon cf boracic lha"o ~n he""' fn.- t.he "'"'St Lhrec 1 • ~~'<"' with hie personal gallery of fhe wel.ght, knocked out Joe Ourry, New the dub's HIU'ttord farm In th ~ Columbws _ 60 tl5 480 h .... '" ... ~ 1 1 1 youth:! a.nd a bag of clubs In a ram- York (2). Ew!tern League. This team has nve M.ill:leapolls 51J ou ~t;:; I ers IP n c !CUI! hhung, nlthoulill s~s ' terr:'n{jnly l'lll L d b)riCI .wld u• e j weeks With her pal ~nts . Mr ll•lti ~hackle automobile fQr the tourna- Jack Wltson, New York mtddle- of the leading eight pltehers In the Tol~do 53 75 414 his understudy, Lou GchJig hit .No 1 ~ an eye cup and roll lne C} eoull Mrs J B Proft'!tt nnd family 1lrcn1 sldt to ~Jde ~:> a~ t J ••'m J\'C I' Mr and Mrs Albeit Murra)· 1 ~ 4 l.o aid Ruth In the 11 to 7 be[]t- 1 ment, a distance ot more t.han 42 weight, defeated Johnny Bates, league Two of them, Phil Ga!Umiles, II. dally total or over 84 miles. Brooklyn (10), V&n and Earl Mattingly, had lm~ NATIONAL LEACilJE n~,or ~he dBrownle8 I any mlll\l t':! partlclf' c f 1uet or foJ- called on Mr and Mrs M L FurHlR l'lleep during the four days f)l AI RoWe, Philadelphia junior pressive seasons. Each had won Club Won Los• Prt l ls t~e ~n ~r.d l~omers . 111 10 ycat:.l ___ 1ugn !roatlf' l When th ~ ~ye~ &.1 " •be. and family Sunday the tournament totalled slightly lightweight, defeated Mike Barko, eleven rames &nd. lost only one ll.t g ea ones recmd-an av PJ· lltcrt rr::m len(! usc you w11l fma 1 Mr and Mrs Harry UToz ami 43 636 age of mor:! than 33 homt'r~ a ~f'a· 1 Jn HI? f.'ll"wlng llrti<'Le. lhL· Z-1tll ' thlB very restful and it wiU also , tHmtlv who has been s nd!J more than eight h.ours W!th an oc- New York, HQ) this writing. St. l-QUis · 7:; t1R· New York . . 65 50 565 161111- neaiiy 50 a sea::.on smce he l.,r ' I ••rn·~ uf Ltlk!i tc thr r1:1dn ~s IX Lb casional n&p taken between round:; Marty Samp.son, New York midThese two br1111ant recruitllshow- Chicago. .66 sene as 11. splendid protectk..! fto:n ! pa.~~ fev.. wu·kb hc rt' wlth the lat· 1d 'file Dlil '!'ribun= "ArtU" 53 5 bS qu!L as 8 pttchcr 12 )'l'llr 6 ll 0 Dally he romped 36-hole.~ ovc: .. dlewell!'ht, knock~J out Ma.dlaon ed fta.shes of greatnMS when tried Brooklyn . Rube WAlberg wo• k k Kd I~ l Y h · In mft ,tlon d any kind when cult!· , ten; 1.a.rents, Mr and Mrt> E 0 62 50 512 1 hill and dale durlns the rounds, :\ Dlx California 16) ou~ by Brooklyn earlier in the year, -~ noc e nul "" ' 'c ' JJ, amoll~> P yM, :J Ira e•· t d daily h bit I le 8 081 57 60 4 7 8 in the sixth Inning when the C!u-' and lllrt~'lnr or MeGQ\'I'tn'!i · Gytn- va c as n 'n distance of 13,110 yards, or ncar!" ~nn)' Valg<~. N~w York Jlnht- and p-bly wiU be Robin rc : n•~ a 1 Tageart ft SaiLuday for th 'lr " '!i bY Pftt.s!lurgh !Hi m tll:l cago White Box made tlvt! tUI'" b 1 I ., V k 1 d It )OUr work invohes lon11 u ~:! r:f hr 1~c at Amb1ldg:e, Pa eight mUes. defeatln~ several vet~r- weight, defeated Frankie Senrentc, ian next season .... u 11~w.un 1n .. cu 01 . ay~; own th h ld IL ., ....~ M 49 41 :! got ctedlt for his ctght~enth ~ea - ' ' ( me simple ruh·s h ir 1\c Jlth build ws in his mArch to the fl.oal round. New YorK, (6). Other promlaing hurlMB on the Philadelphia '10 e eyes you t: ou oomu I(~ n.o""'Jt WTa)'. Muck SprarJ. Throughout the !our days the At lndlanapolls-Tracy Cox, Ill- Hnrtford ft1.l'DI are Kershaw Jc .ws Clncinnatl. 43 76 J6t!sonal triumph a.s the Athletic.:; 11 . 1 in~t oculist as !'egular!y RS you do you. dli,lP, of CharU>.ston spl'ut the wc~k tqm.~'ture reached nesllly 100 cte- dianapolis lightweight, knocked out who has won u games and lost nally emerged on Lop, 15 to 12 I · dentlt>t Surely your eyt•s ar~ val- end with the Iormer s parents. IP'.etl!i but Jlmmym@rely .smlled.nno:I 1Eddle Anderson, Cody, Wyo., (4). four; Van Mungo, who has won tell AMERICAN LEAGUE Tkhle Sox did things In a big wily.: J.y ".-\R1U." lUcGO VERN UHbl" ~nough lo warrant f '! ~:h al~ JiiRllita l'~w-tN':e ~>pent Sullday --.---Club Won Lcn;t Pet. ma ng 14 hils. four more than ti1e W ~Hte n E~peL· i;~. lly lur ;auy I'Opy - :cn ll ~.l l! Y(U 11re an ~ who ncerls W!Ul L<:~lna FencU and L&YI.s Vf:IL s:J :!2 7~-l Ali and WJiug fl.\'e pltchel's. Tc 11 1l H.Ltht by I. N. s. 19Jl glas::es makt certain that th:y fit I otmrn PhlJ.ulelphla Washmgton 71 46 .607 wallks and three error:; catlsed the N,·w \'mk Au g 2:.! - Abu~c o: puitcll) and have them te5 tcd froE L Pa. LJ;h and brother Harry I New York 68 48 .bllG hOS:! to drop lt. : th\' e~ : :; Lllot!ghtl\ ,.., IJ }ll l1Ctlcc1 br que,,t!y cf NJW Hrlghtr>n, Pa nwtor:::d her!! 56 00 .483 Llc.yd Brown was IJct~r tilau l n1arr PCIXIlS IJut pa1ll~ularly hy · ISatlllQRy artcrucon f!.vcJett lee Clevrltmd St Lnuls 411 61 422 Clint Brown, holdhtK dievcland Lo i the ycung. mllY 1rsu1t l1l ~ ~rlou~ GRAIN MARKETS and Hcl:: .1 Pansh who have spent Boston 47 70 402 ~lx hilS and the Wa~bmgt.on Sen -lclt: c. 1 ~o.: s r t the cy~ s, JlGOI sJghtand 1 Chicago, Aug 22- INS- Gmlns thr pn.st thre:> we"kl; wllh U!clr Chkuao 47 70 402 at.ors won, .6 to 3 Clmt fJt-eeted , nrn lct!ll tllndnes:; opened un~~en ~oda~ WheaL WM 1Rl'110loparcnts Mr. nnd Mrs Albert Detrctt 'Im <Y t S aJ, l!' J pr!ctle~s lL p;:;,- :-: t11-4c upd oorn 1-8e hlghed' co IMunn} 381 ~he shn~et'801 Jn the tl!th, after glv· 4fo 73 "0 up lkts. !sesS'J.d ~nd blindness :;uch an m- ,-,c ower an oats une0 ange to 1 James Wtlson J ; of P::~rt.<;mouth 8 r:vcn wa s and fiye error•· b~· e up t th the Busto R'Xi So tl d ut'J , tl!rr, t ic htmtiu.:ap t h ar 1t .s~ms Opcnmg pnc~ spen e wee k " H'1 here wllh hi:; VESTERDA.J!'S ftESUL'l S ~core an ~ to- 5 ;·Jc~:~ ; 0 ~I' ~ ~c a tr: ly 11.c~ssa.y to C!tll a tten tiOt1 Whea t-sept ·49 J-B; Dee 53 1 _4 Pil.r<'nl!;, Mr and Mrs .• fames WIIAMERICAN ASSOC14TION kNliiWl City 2, Columbus 1 111 C!lntwell won a hurl~ tl 0 t ' tc. the need for ><per.llll car'" Ye-t \ May 5B 1_8_1_4 FOI\ and family, Brame a,s the nocsto ttofrom \wc :,now Umt CL•IY U;o frcqu.entl.)' Corn- Sept.. 42; nee. 38 3-,.&-1-2, Mr. and Mr.i . a.oseo Ha.. <Un were inntr.g6 l t).:d Lhe Pirates, 2 to~ ~~f; :~= the eyrs rcr.'l\t l!lt!e o1· no ntun- 1March tl; May t3 ~· - ·'' railing on Mr and Ml"'l L. 0 "h!!IS M1lwaldree 3; Toledo 0 gcr's home-run. llJ.~ 17 th of l'le ' flcn :,nUl ,.,u('IL a tum· as scJ!ous 1 Oat..'l-Sept 20 3-B. Dec 22 3-8, Inal,llnapoUs 10. MJJmeav:::lls 8 St PB.ui 6: Loulsv11le L ~·car was impmtnnl PJU.:,burgh l, c• ·t' : dem:mds tt Mf,)' 25 1-8 only got s.!x hits fl'opcr IIRhtL1g J<. cl'smtlul t( 1 LIVESTOCK NATION.U. LEAGUE Th11 Boton-PJttsiJurgh g.nnle ll'fl!l gco' ' eyr ~ isht Ncv::-r uttcmpt tJ H Rec 1 t bo!dovers .\ llhhH ·~< t ~oun~ mnn r~OOI~I 75 0 Boston 2; Pittsburgh I thn cnlv one played 111 th(• n!ltiOuul IU 'J Ill c d,m il".bt nm, 011 th: 600 . ~~arket ~~;: HI io 25c lowe 1·, t!JJ~ 11->illt~Ltd !ILI'l!I<Hj.i:e fwm hl11 fn · Cif'cinnall at New York Ht11cat- circuit and nccpL for the PuateR dl!u htULd In Uw lill \'ct 11.luL e of unal'rweight off mostly, packirl.; !hfl' tunn1110 1•:m·u11f': MDo•ur Sou-· 11llld Braw• a ll 1:lub.s will chu;!J ml ~ unl !~ht t.J clrf'tnc light Dun ~ha.d ~ows Uttle change; Hi0·2 1U lbti . '1:25 Ou riLe (Jtlwr Hide 'nu will see a enlng weather! St. Lou!:; at PhtladciJllnn !liB!\ I !do:JIJie-hf'nders tod:L)' l~''l lt~!Jt~ lrl!l) !_• L:d atmu.spht. ;;" '150. 220-2W Jbs .. G.7ti~725, 130-160 pkllllt• '~r l iLt• r.,cJ, frvm \\lileb tbt' Ch•eago at :aroOkl} .l LLhil'ut.en-~ The Hlllug nnd jJitcht'rit•ss r; 1- 1lu t ,( dec:rntll' : s1 h rmc ot u roo m Jb~ . 6 75-7 21i, plg6 nwnerous Hround . ~I!!Lrluns u11eo1 1'• llu·ow •ll'feeth:f' ~hllllrcn. \\ish ~{lU we~ t.crf' mgl ant.~. who must phy donblt>-hf'IKI. ~ r s , tut tJ,C} il!f c1 Jl:.LI•lly no~ meant 650, packing 6QWi:j up to fi 25 for thr nexl thrt>P dav~ vestcrdav l t..l •cadlng or ~tudy Cattle· Receipts. 100: market Dad.''-t 'nppo>r':o. )la,::t~zlne MIERICAN LEJ\GUE purchased P1tchr1· Sam Glb.sou, a ! When JT arlPLg Wlltilll:. or usug nGmlnllliY Wlchanged ...,...-.-w-....-·-·•""•··--•"'""'"''•'-'"'""'" WDshlngton 6, Clevdand J right handcr IJ'Orn the Su.n F1.11.n- l th e L,.'l'!> fot nn.1• r onccnlmkli work Calvftl Re(:etpts, 50, market Nmv York 11; Bt. Louts 7 lctSt'O club of tlw Coast League H clas~ 1 m 1 ~ n pc oitwn ~ 0 !hal lh<' lighl nround !itf8:dy, better grade vealens Df>Oroit 11; Boston 5 wont. h <'IIJ ou~ much right now , wlll t·cme u\'LL y 0 ll, 1 1, J t scarce , ehm~e up to 1000. ~d lot. Fhl'mklphin 15; ChicaGO l:.l hawev~1. as he doe.s not 1cpoJt to 1 ~ h o • Jidct al an angle whteh will medium ana good. 600-900, a few LIQUID oa TABLETS the Nrw YoJk!:!l!> untu :.pJlilg ltluO'v the lme:; 01 .cflcetlun t~WO) good to chiJJC~ 950 . , Ro::lirVI's a lfc:adil<'b~ or N•w•ll• TODA1'" GAMF.8 . Sheep . Receipts. 500. lamb , In :tO minut"s eht~A~~ a CoN Jbe s . !ru~ ..~ c 1u eyes Never allow the rc- steady to higher. top, h:lll<bwclght ' . · ' ll~cb Malaria lu '!I!DtiCAN ASSOtiAfiON lftrC'lt•t; IU,\S to Mnkc ill~U yoUJ ~·ve s 825 . Olll~r:; desirable 6 ~_ 72 lb lfll'9t d.ty, u.nd c 1 Columbus at Kansas City. It ~s u wl~c pract lc{ to WHile uw weight. 7 50~8 oo. some medmm to """ ••Says.l ld 6 6 6 Toledo at Milwaukee ~ t :.a cyrs at J.t.•ns t ann · Jn':l'y d.t~. uml l gr:od 500 • 600 VII'! 1or a Y• 0 1 Indianapolis at Minneapolis. - - - · · -- - -- -- - - - · - - · - -- - - - - - 1 -~- Loulsv!Ue a.l ~ Paul. Mn; 11. o Lee wcJLt to ua~tc n :o ~:m:un::."..:n::::u:m:=:u:u.-:uumu:mmn:mur:mmt. •;•-••••!t•::::::u::u~mw::U:n=lmti&IIIJIIi'llll ~pend n Hho rt time w1th her lms• • • • '"""'" • NATIONAL LEAGUE band and Mt· and Mrs Arc!ll<' 1 Lee. .., Clnetnne.tl at New York. (I.WC' gamefl 1 Mrs. Lulu Brllcts who hns bt:enl Cblcaao at. Brooklyn v!.Sitmg rclallves and frclntls here i (t"'o gllmeu) r J d Bt. Louls at Phlla.dclphla or severe. ay:; returned to beL i home nt Clevcl.md. (\wo gamesJ 1 Plttsburah at Boaklo. Mrs J W Capehart and dau~h- l lf'rs. Mrs Mtldred Da\'ls and Mls~ Bentrlcr C'apehart of Columlms, i AMERICAN LEAGlJ£ Washington at Cleveland. ~:pen t th<! week end here with rrl- • nllves and fncnds 1 PhUa.d.elphta at Ohlca!IO. By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma New York at St. Lotlls. !\:11'1i ROXIC WllllalllS ami cbUdl PJl Boston at Detroit. Elmo and Ke1mlt of Eskdale ·~ 1 •••1, ~ : , Va. . Hurold Fetty and Lee Scott SOCIAL Sharon, W Va, who lta\e b~ en Lhr THAT the merchandir.e sold by your local dealero is pleaiing oth· guest:; ct Wm OulnUlet and fam.l~ 1 en--it is •ure to pleaae you. Hp,n.e-made Ice Creana returned home Monday accomuaaand .(:a~ at th,e Beth-'"Y M. led by Mrs Daniel Griffitl1 who will 1 visit them for a few week.s. 1 By trading in the home city you help yourself, your neighbora and E. Church, Saturday e,·e· La1\J~1ce Soulsby and Wllllum 1 ning, Au•u•t 22, 1931. Br.ul:o.by v,ere ~i~itlng rcln t1v cs u.nd , your city. Price ] ... -. i'rtf'ncls Ill Columbus from FrulJ.y TO FIND TIME I I lj~w 1 8 8....... 0 JuhMY Krt- f I <;: 0 and IO&t ·tllrft; and CONKLIN 0 1 1 the truck attempted t.o PIIB~ Henrlet~ Cherrm~ reached Tayj(IJ Mr and 14rs M The truck ~;~werved mt.o tue Quarter nnah> in the La<Ues' aln· · Wednescfl,y the week.·end t.ere, i)le ruests of 1 =J~~~~~;:~::::~;;::::::~ tbro••lng Jl tn lo a dlLch gles IUld th('n wa.s defeated by Hel- a.nd Lyvonla tpept BundaJ WJlh Miss N&rtar Sarah Jane Roberti! a.nd daughte•·. i ~·~te~~l~:,;tht leas~ burt of the len GJaves, of Chillicothe ~~;nue Clark lil..nd dauahter In Wedn£8CI8.)' rro!t • .S:I;Ulswl~tu~C:~ Mollie. I =:""':::::-:::::::!! Wh' 11 only cuu; and b!ut5· -~uvea 1n 8a&:lllaw Mlcb Mr. and Mrs. James Murray )r lte and Yellow Jones sutferea a !racture.:t ENTERTAIN CLUB M.. aud Mrs Ben ~cbua and u:r. and Urs. Lorah ftobilli!On and MoWldsvlll~, spent rrom Wednesday ·p ~ A H E 5 C0118.r bone. Lloyd and lwloStime.n • Mr and Mrs J. Will Clendenin <'hlldn.n returned Frldlly after a 60n, 'nlmmy, are spe.Qdl a weet till Saturday with Mrs. Kale Leach iti:-ij·i; · iiii4iii0•~r,,.;ojiilitdiiO;;i..._jjj;.:-;r.tfiit'iildiiiiiiiiJ were severely cut and trutscd A!l j ent.eruuned the membel'll or uv• vl~lt with rel~tlvea at klagaton ilt La.ke61de 1"11' J 11.1"~ Mr. and Mrs Charley Parson4 1 . l fl( ~ (. . . 1""r,....-. ~t-the ix)ys •ere tak.en to the HOlllc' Rook club WedneSday evenlnli:- Mrs' Mr and Mrs. E. S. Vaftover, Charley AdtllnS of Zanesville, and 1 hoopjtal where their lnjunes were H J Wll.i'd and Mta. R P . Thomp~ IKutt.tE of C E Cltu'k lor the past ~.~d Mrs. Robert Wood o! Oo- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McOraw vf 1 ..,_. ad tulb' w1llllktt .a.ll\ Jod attended. . son piayed m the absence or tw.:. w~k moved into an apartment at [lum-, who were recent!Y married, Bebrina. spent the week-end here jf. .......... . , lbjt ibe aapJ fGr The driver of t.be truck aJd not membet·s. H J WIU'd e~trrled otf, Jsland Slde ::t~ ~e fonneu parenU;.. wlth Mrs Quincy Adams and son, Jour 14 11 ~ .In • • a Week or A~DI H., $1.00 per ba. :otop, and the boys failed to iCilentJl} lhe honors for the evening'~; play. Mn Fore•: a.!"tt~-_!ood·tMII'•ed B~art. • 111 Wlrll'l' Following the ~s a dellclou.s Ml!>S E1nestme Sheets &pent the .... .,....,n "" Vt . F Sayre and FraJlk Sa}'re of 11,._ , BRING OON'TAINI;R nireshment OO"..I.rse was served to past WLCI( with friends ln Hlllt- Lanier' entered Holzer hospital LlnesvUie, Pa , lett last Monday for - - - ---:--:-::--:--:-:c---CALDW.t:LL RITf:S ~o-RIDAl' t he guests. mgtou Wednesday, where ahe wllllUldergo a two-weekS' visit With relatives In l'be ubUabtn wm be __ .. ~.... , __ Ia ... ltoera.. Ml and MIS hed Paden f treatments. M1ebt(l:an. 0 P nllllT he !une1al of Mr::. Luee,ta Cald- ~ PERSO:SAM Avcn Park. Fla., arf! T;:-r,., . and,Mr~:..n~ Mhartm .~n MrB Sarah Ja.ne Robert:; and ~ rar.~ lnaeri1oD r=;~:~:~·;;·lf "now on Lllt' Hor k) Yr'C 11 • who dled WediLC5day, at Hoy~Jntt 'l 5 vh:tms the ur ay or ....... ""U, w ere wai:V da!,Whter, IJfoUie, aceompanted b,y A graduate aQ _,...-_ -.&. ICrrorl lb a I he renr nronn1l I v!Ue, at t.lle home or her daughtl'J, .l\.1Is Chlllii:s J enkms cl Fire- A icat porcn'ts. Mr and Mns J will visit their SOD, Andrew Martin M.r. and Mn Edwin Brinker and Ulinoi~ , this ::Wm:.\~~~Lit lbouJd bl 'ftporied , j '.' ~~i:~~~~~~~~~ fl~~~~:u·~:~ Mrs Mabi}J At~hclcy, V..J•cre she hn'l I b: '' k entered H alzet hr:l'r.>~ta! wh 'J'e s , and ramlly. • liOn, Homer, of New Haven. Vlsltert tladed his degree ..,. l l!ved the pa,s . ~v..o .1 ~·a 1 ~ was con- ,h ~ wm und er 0 u~:nmcnt • .Mr -•Charles Ward. Mlfili Eliza. Mra. Anr:1a Mae Womeldortr has relat.l.ves at Letart la8t sunday !!addles and a racing 1 ~·r.,.,·kM anol s hn•I• •WP<I I ducted f'tJday mm nmg with tuJml 1 1 g l: . th McOhL't' and M185 Maym~ [ returned rrom an 011tlng at Lake ttl l Mrs Hoyt Ptlwea and dl:lughtet· L1p;-time tracks of 1 ~-~~.,~~-~~-::..______ ~:~of'll "hlt"h tile llLh IM'Idom llrl the Can'!Jbell F[]mJly cemetery 0 ,J,L:o<UJJ DflVls Gf Patnot wu:; Jp- l.!."<~undns w~re visitor:.. at Hunting- the Woods, Cami<la. Betty .of Qolumbu.s, ate YISitlng M:l s fo'rQrQ urging rooters , , Mrs. Caldwell was formerly a rest ,!let• en fer the remoyal of tt•,t- 1u. 1 'fhunday Mr and Mrs Oeorp MOhr a.od Ellubeth Powell this week lung explo!!ionB )d!nt of Galllpotl.s. J:>he 1s MUvlved ~~~.~ ut th e Hc !:.:et ho.sp!tal Tue5dny Matt Reid was called to Crown 1daua:hter, Mise Hortense, vUitted re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Okey LaudermUt 11 Gumge was :~;;~i!i~, lt.br.-w Melodi• Adoptad j by another daughter besides Mn; 1 l r !WI~ Wells c f Huntu;gtou 15 Pclr.', I ndiana by the lllncs..~ of hl.!:l ~~tly With Mrs Sam Oook and v1l1Uoed the rormer's brot.ber Her· Ma,b""De r has ',' The h,vl!ins 11 -._,d In I he t~IIIPie 1>l 1 Atcheley, Miss Bertha Calclwell. or ~ ~nr'lng a few days hece witn 1el- !:!l~ tcr Mrs Barb&.ra Rol::ln.s~n r:_~er relatives. bert Laudermllt, and wlfe, of Thom-~nags !he nn<'lt-nl Hehl'f'WS <'rH·tnf'O'! !hi> 10arton . and one sister, MJ·s Juln ai!Y~.s ,runlcr !ICn of Mr ami Mrs 08 _ 1HMrs 0 G. Roberts, a paUent at as Pork, lalt Sunday ________ --- - - - -hJtHII!f ot i]u! Qlf'lmllts of I he t'nrl) Lanier, of Galil)mlis, and two brot11~ Mr o.nd Mu; E 1.1 Loug have car Bat:tlano wrus ~l the Holzet• ; olzer hoapftal, wa.s sutftclentJy lin~ Mrs Ha;tUe Dlil..ntels and doughMr. and Mrs. Jtimes Pea.r&Ont ~;\_:C~h:"':::":•:•:.:••:•~•"':"~· ers, John and Thomas Campbell. of 1t t Ut 'ltd frc1:1 l'is1t w!th [ hr~r;Jia! Wec.l.!ll'sday whcr~ he uu- .!.:hure~ato be returned to her home t.er-ln-law ot Columbw, vtaited .Mr.l Jllllm jl, of Pomeroy, viaJted U.i .Bia.dm tl' I thlldJtn m C~lkR..~ka Mlcli , d :- ·wolt a tonbll operallcn 1 M And Mrs. Oeocge Smith over the,Thulsu!.) wllh Mrs Okey Laud!# Y 8 rs. omer Kerr IJ specdll18' a Wftk.-end 1 milt - Fruit Farm, xqa "" · . cauaed by a ttaht llhDI!, the aa)' Pre- Mtt~ from an QPet1t.Uon at Ho!Rr hoB· Mr. and Urs. »:iwin Brinker aurl 1 Clark pital to be returned to h.1l! home !CD Homer, of New Ha•.'en, spent 1 I . N1G~TMAN ~=.~ ~:::::;ROBINS,LOOKING~'32,~ 1ftUTH HITS ~ROTH ATHLETES OF ALL NATIONS TO ~IJCHING AS IJJJi" ""T WORRY OUU LIVE AT OLYMPIAD AS AT HOME unMER IN BflOWNII a,NwALL.~';.Ec X''"R~WndLESon• ~,10-f Sl[[PL[ccilil H£8 U8 1E~.:.:~t~:::-:~~~~ Jty LJIIB {1 U I I I 5_E. C~r/::· r:O~:mina=~ntf: •Jftol"" m tlAIL,. ~ ~- 01110 ~~~·~···~-~----------~-----~----~--------------------------~----------~~~~-~ · ~ - ~,7 .UliDAY, AUOUST 21, 1831. tram I CAR LEAVES ROAD . .. • • ,. Ohio. ...• -- I':"--------:--::::-::-::::::-::----------(vil e. j~ .. ~~~''· ·'"*''Y_n·foDcea, wn. wn. Mtl. Bclpr Clark 81111 "'OUR JNJURrn WHEN LUTZ STIU IN RING .lll'l Emma AJ:.Kul dau~h~r -"'~blt.,.~-;r."u; 01 Ironton. fiJ ; Ll' . When uJu &topped the South Cen- Aomt and Mr. and W:ra. Ray .Ubau Mr~ . Lear aDd twt.n C. FOSTER -- ColumbUi &Qd Toledo. Me&. Leo a.aa.D NH!1 ~ Mr.· W:t.)'De Booth hu bctm Jn Naocy aDd Betty returned fl'Obl a rc.rtunout,b thts week where abe viiJ.t with rdatlvea tt Zanetv.llle. a11 Juda:e ot Ule oi·H wort at .)l.r. r.nd Krll. Raaa Ken halve .as Geioto oountJ fair ~t LJca:;. tlitir Mn. Ouy Brown &nd 11-IUITY DAYS. AN' Tl-iUTTY NIGHTS! I ANDilf( I 00 0 1 Mc-G-overn Lays 0 n Sa ne ' c Of E are ! - --- ---- - yes 'I rd'rtpmtJop buslneaa 1n ~~ Mme. Pair e1ucat1on nee. own reff'11JJ"a~. Wrtte Mr. Jonee, 6403, Sheridan, Chtcaro. B-2:ii-Jt iit• ¥4 I I, i ~.0 ' - - - - - - - - - B y HARDIN BURNLEY--------' ·"·~,-Sre.'7r'lt;-"'T, H: I· - - I· The Objections are Mutual --·- ·- ·--·-- --------- HAVe., "" Hli.a.Jirr, 'fCO'lS ; D(:l ~..... "m 610P TI'IIS RQ~VV~Nc:;l!;. .J I~M F01'oo.1Q Q1L1' ecTn1 DAN"'"' A.loJO I'V\..4,E!JEL! IHEV'R'I!. SWilLL- . 11111111111 n:;- " AT THE mEATRES ''"0.:'!A ' "DUDE RANCH" lr t.OOII. ~IKII "IHt """"""'e. -""'-...c _._! '"' 40/NJ. l'l.tl.l. 8t.AST"""""'" M~ ~ W!!ODJN4• n~w IRa• American padlme. Ac&ors. turn ei!.LJ5 Wl~L. lltlN/o> - ~:rtnslde dupe on the cowboy!~. Vowbu:r!l HAPPENB.D!! iurn aeklra. -~~----- -· Aloo Comedy "Here We Go" .By Russ WESTOVEit LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY ~T l=o~ "IT'S A WISE CHILD" "Tc- Nti3HT 1 TILL. IE · Marton Davlel in &hi'! 1ear'1 la•rh hU! yeu'Ye never fllet:n a runnier H~w·s t:we11 the keman lllOUidn'l kt~ep cool In thh hut ma&rlmun- YDult. lal mls:up. Aloo Comedy "KE BIG" """' I'M' liED VP Blackmer, Marie Prevm:t an• o&hen ln mo,.le. -n-ti!M I .s'f'111Wo.&41!1lt ·n·UN,4S HAY!!. Hear and aef!; Million Da\'les, Polly Meran, .laa. Glepun, Nldnr.y I ' --------""""''•''''""••·•••·-.. s=t:.tan~ntttt:m~44-U'w..li _ _ _ · -····-"'"' I, CAN•'T WAf1' A"''i LONG"!iin- YOU' Blfi t.O)'; 'SO you CAN ~ .;::~:::;;, ,\ILLIE.I'.tL ~E5'l--rr OVER... -- I 666 . ~~v. ~~~~~ 'TO b. MA.~I~c; • Bb , C 1 DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? .. ! of 'l --"" --~ ---·--~--'-'-"]Monday BILLY'S UNCLE I ,"_vra"''Se .,... I < '' I -~ Rertnald Denny, Otis Harlan and Merqa Kcanedy ln run-lo¥1nr favorites rive• you &he :e ,. I I ELECTRIC THEATRE, Pomeroy-TODAY "- , • .,. fl( 't .. I I'D L~KE 'TO SEE. -n-te-~ 4ET MN~i:~lf!D.I5UT ~ ONE REA'&ON, A/'.10 "'TH4T R~ US IT I-~~~~ tvy,I(E. M'E. A ~ .......,.~ CF a;:JL~'­ ~11t'6 / I COULDN'T STAND~ .1 •T 'VYOt,U.D ee. HUMII-IATIN-4 / Breaks of the .Game i -I ILLINI FACE HARD SCHEDULE I ~ WITH STRONG BIG 10 RIVALS ~ ~ t ~OQ~ l~'aS\0\l. "lOU ~'- 'T""-~ ~TTY -.,,_~ C..la\.. ~lJ!.t\.W.. A Spending your money at home means more for home peuple. Buying at home mcan1 your money will be workina for your city in&teftd of working for aome other city . Champaign, Ill. Aug 2Z-INS-- expeetod to be renewed Coach l Keeping money at home means rai1ing property values and hdpa Th tl Btg Ten football 'Sqquads. IGlenn Thi~tlewnltc has a group of " j husky and eompetent chargea whrJ in the uphuilding of the home city. Mlehlla.n• . wtaconsln Blld !Jhicago, arc 1111:eiy to be formed mto cham~ will tlD'n.l.lb the main atLract.lons pJoushlp contender.s. of th~ Un.tversUy of mmois' football Co11.ch St&lfi wUI send his Maroon ' Spending your money in the city that ·aupporto 1ou !V!eans that 3easori here thtl ye8r. warriors to the stadium on No~ H I WI~ tlle prestiiC of a tie with Tile gamf' wm me.rk the 36th meet- I you are a re~~ol citizen and that yO!J H~!' to ~~e yqur ilcri~.l!br, N rtlfWI!I'Ilefh for the Blp; Tert ing between Coach Staig and Bob : well u younelf, become more proapen>ill. e:amplonshlg last yen, ~tchlllul Zupp]fe An improved Chtcagn 1 Ill tnvacte the llllnl stadium for eleven I ~ expected to be put mto 1 ~he ho,~;~~eeomlng attrnctlnn on OcL jthe tleid thh; year. One of the fin! dutie• of every citizen io to help the wheelo of buo· R\valry be~ ween these two, N<m-conforence game!! also prom 1 24 tcilools dates •be.tk to 1898. " itlc some hard battles for the I!llnl) inC61 of the home city II!Pve rapi<lbTh Wolverine&. who have not Lthls year St Louis Unl>erslty 11.ill 1 Your local dealer• are ready and willi1111 to aupply your every 1won ~ game In the Illlnl stadlum 1open the season here Oct. 3 Coach- ; lflc:e 1926 will lla\'e a hOst of let·, cti by Charley Wa.lah or Notre Dame. i need. They should ~ave your ~rood and ouppoJ1. ~men ~e aquad th!Jt yea,, In- the BilHkens will match the Notrn IcJudlns Harry NeWman, the fotwllrd Dame ~ystem aiJalnst that of Zupp1..... wll\ re~ly mainlY J;:e and Mivc the Illlnl expCJICI\Cf' l m ~ .~ .p! pf: • lwalt!s ot~i~sf.a.sn~~>t h~'l style or f~tball tlwy j and terw,e .1 E.ist yea an 1tf.. W111 meei 'the loll~~o,l: week-end at . expertlinced Dllnl eleven lost a hllrd Pur uc. ! rou~~:ht battle .at' Ann ~bor, 15 to 'i I 'BrMI~y wm be a "breaU.er' be- . Wiltoiwn will ~Urnl8h the attrac-11 w£en toe Purdue a.nfi Mlchlgun ucn tOr Dadll Di,y NO\'embel 7 aames. but the well-coacbPd Peorl ·! Wblle ~ Ba,4aertl have not plaJOO a.ns alway5 put up a hare! flight. UJ. · Dll.ntl1t for efjht yaals. the' old. rl· lools also will meet Northwest~lll l u~millll'iliU'4ttttulllniCIUIIICI'IUIIIIUIIUillltiU:mtl=t~JaU•IIHIIJIP111::qtU"I~ lllt.lt!III,HW'tl!f~ ...t 1valry betWe'en the two schoolji .1$ and Ohlo nay !rem hom!. 1 I ..T 1 •• i will oft. "lilllll.na t.f ·'1.-o. ·' I • ., -· I I �T11Z DAILY TRmUNC, POKEROT, OIDQ. ltnfDAY, AUO'OIST 23, llal . l t. 1 , tiPLANATION 0f'H~:~~~~~~~~~~~~aw~~~..~~!HUSSIAN JEWElS~ ~~a:.~%~iif~~o~ :lJ~~JMOH THAN HAlf Maybe rm wrong ~~w TAX SYSTEM ~~~:7?~::ff:~~~L:·;~L:~:::I CAUS[ MURDER I.N 1 ,.~:'~ ~;.:";;; ~ ;~~:':~\ :~ 1 ~ o,, ••m'""' ""'''~"· :MilliON DOllARS '":=~~=B:y;J~oha~P~·~M~ed~b~ury=::==~ ' . 0[ ~~ATUROAY 0Ays or REVOlllcld dt&aat~· c"'""" '"'IIs BROUGHT IN 1 Q!toMICS QINCOLOR ! blot<d thoda1·' 50th'""'"'"'''' ''' ' andcwnmumt> he""'''"' where he Ions TI••.<-!nee b~n co uo,l•. u l'.hil I' wedding un T hursday ,of'" Aug. n t d "'hool •.vlth the plucu then b:J.c K , 13lh , a~ the ho m!'" or the ir tiOU, llvtd, as that longing t.o be gone, fP'Oil•'•d by the contmual r. dva n c:!· 1 Thoma:-.. l lo rtr1 ue w placu1. u:. s tan an- ~ men~ of tbt" more modern trend o! ""'/:~ Mr:; A_ W. Pullin s and daught-er , -ethel ~tt~l~menl Jw;t Hti t.he ~ne ~- educttion , was establiahed by a 1 At Court House By Speak· Kuth lce n , went to La.ucw;tc r Tue:'l- 1 F amoul Murinov Bauble• I fore hlm had been started Ln a vlr· 1 Mr. Ca rletc n In lti61. and ,t.~ t.l1:.. .By Meigs County · , d~< lo' tu spe nd a few days with he.l tually undvlllud spot, s.1ezed hlm, t·:~g which s till stands at t h f> so uth· .;,er·Who Ha1 Stud1ed ~ ~~~ter- in-lt~w . Mrs. John Preer, o.wt l Concealed In CukheW&!' usually not long in makmg em end or syruc use, wa.., ereded l payers For Yearo Arran ement fami ly. T hey retumed Fmluy. I et In Cavern a ehli.nge. In tPat year. Prof. C . T Coak•s I_ Of 1930 ..., g this feellng , this l.c.;lg- wa!l appolnte-J as a t the: :!f'A.LKS TO MEMERS -~~s..~t~ ornce and Ella Wa~:~: no:r 1 BY SERVANT ing,, described belore, WM the achcul sevual yt~un; prcvimc; 1..o 1890 . AMOUNT IS LESS w u~ tl!r:ner gut'~ll:i of their brother, prlnc1pal cause for numy places In an(~ at that tim~ wa:; c.-.nt!n' l":~ I •Dl'ltrl"ct Boards Of J. H. Wilillll'r . und family ,at Ual· I Wh R , All Eff f lhia county boostmg l!fl.rly settle- hbl ctutJes at the educatiowtl im.u- 1 M Th T t • ~ilpull:.:. sunday. , i o eallb orb o ment~. at any ratt many of the vii- tutlon ! By ore an wen Y ~ Education ThroughHarvey 81ggtns and family or Revolutionist. To lai!D and towns of Mel11s cow1ty T}lr- Syr:uuse Coul and Salt co 1 five Thousand Than Bel!a m~ . ~ J :;l ted reh~Uve s here ov~ r : G Th d ate back to the earliest of historl- operrtlntt shaH mines of 81) fc!'t y Out County tne week -end. et em cBI rlay1:1. d('pt:, were est t. tllsh cd th ~z r :-,, J:;t:.J 1 ear feYJOU1 M1 ~- A1lbur Pettit spent a te\v - - -F-t rhap.!i that lc.ngi11g to discover aii(J Il~ man.v ll~ t hirt y p2ar• ln t': r 1 tax of 'a.tr. Ward, who has made nn e:'· day:-; with J·clu tives lu Cha.rlest.on. , Int<J thE' hands ot Paul FedercJf , 11 ne ·.o spot and to establish a set- •,.•eri! stllla doing a lhrivlml' bu \ i· TllC total collec1-lons of The honeymoon Is over wh:.-n th'l bride stops slghlng and be(rlns 1 1930 t~ve s~udy of thr nt'w s yslPm of ML and_Mrs. Camp Shliw or CO- wp£ ! intcll'lt'llt of the VllJ;l Murlnov tlemt'.nl may have bfen the J11cen- 11('~ r:s Is not.cd by an article p-rin· . Mtlg~ county for the Year f~r de- yawnlnR. 7 a.. _ 1on recently enact.ed by u ., lumbus , Vlb!led fnend.s hel'e lu!lt II tt~l l. IVht·n Ul . flHmf!!>: uf rtvolu· llVt 1~..-J· Wlllinm Cruolui to sub- led lu 1891. , ~unc~mted t.o $530:~0-0d, , B:•dlclors hav& a riM"hl to theb' ~ of Ohio, endeavored to ex ck. · nd j ,.1 1 ·ed to ~- 1 10 . I' ' ·1 · . R d ductmm; of reftUV · ~ an a .......rneys ou ,c~ on """ r;n .'WHf; Jng uver U8BIIl rew :;crlhf' a band ol citizens !rom SyraTht Syracw: e Lod!O:P Nu. -t:,J I. 0. , . for collectioru; or Lax, accordlni' {,Wn t<.!t'a~~, but there are also thouP,ktln the sybtf'm un d to show lh" we . .a . ~~w·ce of rrv'!nue fur M-el~:; tu liJJCilO ~heir ~acntlou. 0 · n~ :lr tu hl5 dcmu:.l, old Alex:s lUst' New York to trave l with him 0 F was char tert•<.l In July 1870 tt'e.s t 1 ed SRturday morn- san1 .-' of husbond'l who don't DeThiP Good Old Daze COI.mtJ' schools m un addrPss be_ !ot c Mur_:onv con· m wtsterly d'trectlon. do not with . r. total membership of . 6'T. u L. Roush, treasurer t;; v. · in rnar.iqe either. 1110 • ' m ••t .. '-g "l'e:>ldeu h Ga Ill po 1Is. were GUe~;ts ol· Mrs. 'l' 'euu. ktom.u~ " h Jewels. H~: to · o f Meigs <ounty · , of 'it" " " oi"rks, .. .. _ t the Mu, • n The f'mcers wh-o WN""- ,.Jected · C(. nfuences must be a godt>end d know · ' however . ' the p:lrtif o! m-Q and •other rn••Jflber~ or thP dlstrh':'. HJX sunday. · : . 1. w_ 1 mt f'l'{jer r; tf. U f 1tveu ill! and women. who were soon to bf: - ~ervt' during th ~ year uf U91 wcr": The tot11l tax collection for 1929 Eu~~~e 11 Ple:ue to tt-f' business man who cnn't 1 bOardl of educallon or lhc county Master Corter Johnson ha.s ~eil l ll IL l'·~ame PGSSiblf' WLI.llll ·1cltvet COJW' we.nderers, set out from that Oeorge Parker N. G . : James Mt~t- ~:~.mounted to $(156,292.58, $25,752.51 lf tr{am Is ar,t a id to benuty. sleep at home. r;.tloots · he ld at the Court hou~·. qujtc ill for a week, ~;utrering !rmb ' them uHimal t lJI to an}· !>t.U·vlvlUe part!o.:ulll.r settlement a centur y ago. thewron, V. O.J J. E. I.J!.wrence, l more thrm the coUcctlontl !or 1930. then a lo~ of girls must be using Bitw-day mornlnM. ~ll!l'lllll'!' nu . 1s 1 mpruy,_~ ll.l th~; hdr d tht Mul'inovs. H~ hut~ll , Afh·r consld';!rable tr&vtl, Jn which Per. ~-:.-c. : Johnatha~ Burnell. R. B. The December l'ollec tion for th•~ buttumllk. Amerleu 'I ·1111flijes 1It' Wh pointed oul by .the speaker writing. . Lh q • woultl 110 ut ln~t to l1ls .hull- dlllcrm lorts &nd hardships were Tho;. Malmvart 11g , Tren~.; Wm. 1 1930 tax amounted to $10,536.1)7 . __ Th-e linguist who ~tayed awoke that th-e burden of t.axat10n wuu ld Squtre and Mrs. J . T . Stewart, E.n~ .ld1 ~o:ro..ld- ci9.U{lhtu .Kathc 1'lne ~ufl'~red by the little , pat·ty, Ul~y R. Tuylm·. Chap. : m01·e than lhe June colltd:!.~n ~~~ Ace- of Ca.d• all •lil?ht trying 1:.1 , decidn what talL M the real estutc find, ot' ';On. und liuughler, Mri. Fan:11to a tertn tn Point on lht! Onfl Item which provt!d very In- 1 Roush said r for JlUle 1he father whp whipped hiF sop l.anguage Lo say his prayers ln. cdkleel the (IN!fltest amount of n!\'P - Enmrst Garlle, and grunlidaughLt'f, ( Wnhln u r(..Wld of :.he clock , 'J hlc. River, which wns destined to terestlng w the wrlt!!r was an ae· : this ~crense nf c~hec ° 11 ~ that I for getting Ink on hili new pen 80 nt\rwtuld be frorr; Hennln of Huntington, whilP. Murinov and hi:; &;ns--whv btu.mc with!Jl a Jew one of c:ount deRCrlblng the W . F. B£Lrtels WWJ m paid wi]X'r. . ' Dally Trae- Str.ry 1 1 em-out.e Lhe McCall OJt had remtlined o_n thr the .t-adtnw coal an '.I sail producLlJ!: I Jlvery and ftled stables and ha.ck in December, ___ 01.ce upon a time a tightwad's stead of two, as heretofor~. Til~ n r~t ~eut.-fn~~}', Sa_turday, vl~1ted Mr. ~e11ctlng .an !hen wc,mankud. _In- town!~ of the county. I lin~. He employed two men and nut wl~hmg to re turn agair: . Wc.n.der11 ot Natu_r : ~ t~n Hl'.nted to take an air t1·tp, sa • uut h e will not be rcc•clv _ and MIS. C. G. Houck. I cludmg Kathf:Mne, out o! RussmIn the Yt'llr of 1&50 a por:;t office , he ha.d In use ten driving and car- -- .. .. WJ-,en u talkative ba,r.wr illus- I his !ath~r puMlell ,him ou~ IJf ·.the 1932 _ :!rountli · and Oll_ver had 1:-t:en butchtl and their em;- wus (stabllshed In the village and rlage three cabs, bm: - : SPt:eiAL RATES OFt'Jo:RiD his with cut.s. ·~lol. three m JIJ le vy un ooudll for I Ill ~ ofMMaJ ll~s ~en y, vl:;ited ht'r tif- runl:iatktd, plunderetl a ud l.!urn- :1 name was (liven It Syracu~e R"les, one M-mple wagon, two hea·,~·. Ow Own Vaudevllle ·-ooi if huving failt'{l t.'J rs. T . tsh. ed. Dut In lhe meanllrne, pn.lmhly named thus l•cause transfer wagons Rnd tour hacks. A . The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail)'J'atrlmonlal M111rfyr11 Elsif'--Mothf'r, what is a ~· ' through n vote end. az "" er r e n .. ve~; over e wee*- Ire ..., d· roIf 1•a d hldde-,, th e CaAket 1n · party of fcunders · ~ ~"hedale or. the ha<k line '""' · 1C6 1 ".r "- 1 •<ll•k<l' become e· tfectl11e and' settlers h!ld .,.__ , ~ gi""n . .. - ' way company, throurh 1•.., 1oca1 Ar. eeonom u; o n e who ol 1 Bubmitted to the peoplt:, would be Mr.i. Mary lA!e vislted l'l'lat·vri:· 1n cavern where none tould find It come originally from Syracuse, New as follows . . Lea\e Syrt~cuse. 7 a . m., passenger u~ent, Theron RUi:itiet., wa~·, g<.ts ma1Tie4 In lhe s&me I Mo:h~r-A street <.leaner. pJII;·e ed -into effect by the statP, un- ut HJo Gl'llltde Tue-•ay · ': 1mlf:'s'' he gave thfi tlut to Its hld · York Ooorre Parker Wll5 appoint- and 1 p.m.~!eturn 12 m. and 5 p. anmunc ·.d he're Saturday mornina _: _ _ p. IANO ICITAL ;r ....,r ..- ' --the old . r u le . Ml~:;:,; Ruth Wartt•mlmrg ....., . of Mo. t-, 1.lflf{ ~, 1ace. t:d as the first potltmRSter of t he 1m.; leave d 2 rumeroy d R:30 and 10:30 t h at .~pr;~ .. _m · l re d uce d rarcs to u,e; "f' Under thr< pew bystem, the three· ~tLll.. vislttld het' a·unt Mrs Ow~n The splendor anrJ fabulmzs valu '::' newly e.stabllshed post of(]c- ~ In Ia.m. o.~ ~~ . 4 j"m., rP~:~~~ 10 a . 1O.hlo Sto.l..e fair at Columbus, be - -t!l· · 3 nHU levy ?n ~:mlJ# !ot· tile scilonl Wack, and family, last.' week: jd thr Mminov Jewels werl' well · Syra<.use during thnt year. ~ ~ ~3oo.n p.t ., 9eave 2"30 f'Pti Lwceu August ~H I:Uld Sept. fi, · wlU Mlss Marcella R bel, daughter of . !!J Wi ll become eHec_u ve on:y Mr:;. C. went l u Hunting: 1 known to all Ru.%luns. They InWe find that a years : ·m placed In_etrect. ton Sunday, accomi>Rnlcd by MJJ.SL:[. !( lm! ·u thr l:Jmow KCm s k!lown a · later t-he rellgJous minded !)e(lp-le ;...n11 10 cen ts and Mid· ' An_ will 3e I he home of Mra. Bertha Meea Le\J. I Believe it or not- ; It to become crfcctlce If lt I , i I"Th : Cli!Jrhl ll'l\ WIJich had of the village establisheu two dleport 20 wof c the s The past summer MiSS Reibel has dne:s not receh ·e the J•;ajorlly ut Hunlinv~~w;c,~; v.ho Is employed at comt Into the fnmllys pt;~;eesslon chuh·hes, Uw Methodist an1 Pres. Mr. Bartels _ wa~; prepared nt n e:~e her/ in the morning r turn - been studying with Amy Lee, who CUitomell f~r v~es In lln electbn, :.rconling- t.n lwre wftll ~ 18 ~~~tll the wcek•enJl fls rhe g1n of _a forn1·~r C7arlnn t ·J b~·ter:an. bot h esta blished tn 1873. times to furnish any desired mun . In~ from . C 0 1u m b u s 'at'i U:OO , hll.s been a pupil of ~arceau Thal · Truck Tires at any of oUr Mf'. Wtu'(i. Mi'. nnd Ml't; Wy. f' .--.... Cll!' her !adte~: in Waltlng, whc tn lfl62, a church bearing the name 1ber of hOl'SCI with caJTlag~H rol' ' pm ThP. rll.llwuy com nany Will of- berg of the Clnclnna\ol Conservatory T' b T" · · motored ....:l'm an~l · ·~pedal · rt!duced rotes " Retble MISBted 1re torea can uy 1r~a - -·· '· r;ou, Lesli!l aud · fnll)llf '"' · wll~· rr Murlno·t . · ,.. · tt.me ml purpdses, 0 r for P1.eni cs and · lt'l' for this or Music. Miss T a "t 'Was l 1 BIG WI::Ll. LlliU.EU Vlntoll su~day .to vlsti relallvt>s ; Dlt>appomted at their Jallure tn pleasure par~s a t rensonsble rates. <me da~· trip. Mr. Russell aunowlCby Mit;:; Allee ....,e, P au s . at Dealen Price. 1 Mrs. Charles Dewi tt Rnt.l lllt.ll• fiJHJ lh t Jewel!! when tli~v rutd,•d Meier Sr. linagtne lhc modern ym!ng, man , d t hat tholltl desiring to l'ema.ln The program was as follows. 1 A gas well, cupai.Jie of pr•Jcluc~llR sm , Hilly, are vl.~iilng friend~; 11 ·1 t he ('lStle, the revolutlonh>ts 6US· MIE.s Na ta Tracy who spent. sev~ 1 renting oue of Mr. Bort.ets ftn,~ 1th 11 fu ll week or longer than oce Two-part Invention No. l , in C. FIRST GRADE . I f~!'>aps ~ M1:!~tS~f~~ld~l :e~:k~~s~u~:~e~~ ! 1 .OHIO ' 23, 1931 f'ILL 'Tf4e5E CRP.CI<ER~ IA1~1!!: yOUR.~ . ~AUR ... , Tax· 1 IN COLOR ' "'"" .. .tJt S COMICS ONLy SPEA\<.~ superYis:~r SEE OS \lll 11- L BR.lNCi. 'I!>AC1<: • TAl<.!: M'V TIP - LAY OOWN ON YOOQ. JoB At-'0 TREy'LL BR.le>E ovou 13/El-L TO Do ~ER ''{OUR \JOICE I ___ <! toda_y and Tu~('j a_v. Prob· 1 e~:trc·mc Norlh portion too uth porLion THE~E MAYBE FORECAST- · toni&'ht and · North portio u Tuesday. Sr<JF F 1 Of.• p I • "I" fie~~- a~~~ .~~~~ ~~~n:~d ~a~~~ln~~ : Entrust.:..~ th~ ~~ket I ~, yv~ ~~ b~e';~tim~u 1 r~Ct!l~t'dl ta~~~ Mr~. ~~f: ~a!~~n ~0::;. se~tr~m~nts, in~ J~~~~~:Y. ~;;· dlstri~t.~ Han~·. ~ 1\lr.'iJ-~ r_~unlon M~·s . Oeor~e ~<t,~er~'sh·, r.,a~l ::!tlH·~d an~ ! Hunc~ . tl~e I:IPftar~nt:. cau~e ° ~e 1:~untry ~~~~!~free u~ount ~- I honK!~. P;~.ul thre·~ lr!i.t~s ~tortes ~llicts al~~;.w Whit~ Jt~;,~ny ouv.~r. TEMPT 5TS IN wlm~''W. th~ I ~pt~ege~~~t~~;.l~e vs~~tes~~IL~~~~ TR'E'. COAST IS CLEA'R. '. I }·~nrs. ~-st.'lte ~:~Jler C. 'MON 1 F"El-LEI>.'So. jn~t Ruble~·- r~w L .... JLURE • ------ -. .:. ITR--U-CK' TIRF.S'f FIX a~b~ r~a.~!'\0 B~~e;o a~;om h~:.· ·o~.··· ~~~~~~:'ec~~ ~~;i~len~~~e a~ I -~ ~xt,~r~1~111 h" 1 ~ln ~~~~ ~;\),nls. ' ~t'~~t ::J.J~ ,:~-~er:n~ Wli~ F JRST-10 01 1 ~YrQcuBe Of Labor Ad· 'inancial Cri1i1; ffer Tt-\P.T !. , I"OR GET- T lN <:;. ME uno Tf'\lS Fll<. I Retiring Premier; >n By Leaders Jncii I :,tutdr:i:·~ o~e~~e0 rM~~~~~~~~h~i~{'~ N~r_M:~m~~~- ::~~~~ot~~e~~pr~!o,~~:!~t~~otJ~,~~~ ~~1~! ~~a a~e~ :-M~~~hA h~- ~:a~~~~ ~~:~~r~a~:,:o~t~ :nned ot~~~~~Jlo~~~~ .~~~ ~~u~d ~~~u~, 8~~~~~~g~:~e u~!~ ~~~~: ~:~~ :eE.~~~~- ~9 . Charles Lee OJ !11rm, at . Haniaonvllle, Frida} after- IBpungflelll, ure KUCSts of MJ·.~. Macy · turc, or t hrea ts weJ ·~ they nble W naon. it was reported here. ILee. · nnsero] his Ups. and Federoff flnul l;rbe well Is one Ql t.r1e lnrgcsl IH'O- I J. Sh~rman Port er. of LexJngtoQ ly ~-'!Cnped (rum Ru~sta and fount! dticlng well~ ever • t!rllled In tha•_ Ky.,¥; a gue§t of Mrs. w. F. Dee"{ l'efu((!' In England. sej:l.tons,. and prc 11.u·auons lll"<' be- l t hi.~ week . ·; If old Alzxls Murlnov had k:iown InA" made, IL wa1> UI\I IUUUCed. to ~tart __ ~-----. - -· • Whf'n he entrusted the jeiAil!l to the dt·illlng for considemble utor• . C NSE f F rl .. !t 0 th s In· that section within the near ·fu M~KRl~IGE .LI E j sutd ~-o.i. t~ ~ ; j~rles o! tragedies tute. A m~trr uge cense was s. '-'0' a Wll!l o o ow. p erhap& he - - - -- - ·- - lhc Plobo.~e court here SotllrdnY wcu ld . havt' chosw n to k!avtl them BROUOHT IIOME mornintt to Paul E. French, 28, a r&- to f~th Into the hands of the vau. llnmg operalor. uf ~lddlepol·t, 8 ~ dal~. who sucked hls pa.lace. For ~harle~ Haddox , who tms been b Ot·ace V) Cope, . aD, lliSO of Mhldlft- Fed :::rvtT was not forgotten by the Ill hea lth In Athen11 tor ::~evcr11l \ !'e.:~,~l'!e Is t he ~ont D~MI~nn: ·Mrt ~evolu llcnl&tA. He had beton a.l weeks., wp.s brnught to his hom e ln io t h ~au h:~nllf lnw~:d to live only 1,1 the hope that 8 Suturdo.y morning by lht: " e II' ' la t t!r mowmc:uts mlght disRlf;wJinp ambulance. · H . Vandu,yn. , ciOH'! the h e had retusej V> reve nl. \ Ten .Yenrs lat·.~r F'fodcmrt with lhr· jtli< l a Frnnk S"vern 1u 1 En IJ ·hman who WIHI EJ- tl'!t:~d of K~h: 1 ._ hi~ ~~ecre-t I O~a:!:l:oa:,bel ° I fri~ti~!l av~ncuse, fa LU'<~ . Rubber ..,glile mountl•a• Rubber oprlng IIIOUIItlnp vu.-lon dampeners .Silent ~In timing ' lotted body lolnto Moulded brake llnlnga These are only a few of the 54 Important reasons why Graham cars are BETIER cars. let us show you-and let us bring you the entirely new thrill of a ride with Grahnm Improved Free Wheeling. ~-- $715 .,, - - $nas .,, .. ..__ Gt-alwl111 lm~ fTM wt...ll"fi, IH!Iy SU elltro I~ all ..O.Ia. Yow ~~~~car will pt.atGbt7 ki .. tfte pl.- of • ca.tJ dowlll PG7!Nflt1 ..,. t.YaraW. ..._L C~ U pp01' Second St. Pomeroy, 0.~ lJ . lCE ANO ON HOT DAY L\KE 3::;::--:::;;iii T 1-\1-:; ! • ILL FlNO P.N MAN AND lCE- SOMEWHERE E!>R.lNC<- ' ........ ... ~· Fl\IE MlLE5 S O FAR - 'O>JHEW! , 'r'M R.EAOY TO DR.OP 1::JJ l'f'l-\ \ f-\ E. HE Po.T illr.':t of King George, lmmediate_ly .e l.lu;k ot attempUni to onal coalition governclng the three leadlng a.qi>o1111.ld the~ """" m,v ~~~~c;n:~!! ;~:~~ ~~i~A,~rat~~ guardlan~hlp ' · _______ , ___ l .I"'OPE' L.ONC. Tf·-H 5 · - - - - - , -. l LA 5 I J'U 51 ?\SOU) ENOUGH l('<j MEP..T TO MM>E lT ~ •o .,..HE ONLY WA~ B~lN~ Tl-lo.~'T I CE BA.Ci<' G-OODNlC<!·H I.l ALL ~EL"T1:;:t:> AwAy \¥..~HOLE '-\1~--1 C.E'I . f-\OME I l.S ICE-e.ox lN "r(4.E l"T~ELf='" ~ ~ - 1 THI . ., - i:!;• t•·J CZARINA'$ RUBIES I .. ·----- Personals tvr~· n nl •· :·~ I ADd - n : L :r.~:: TaE • I Tt-\lN~ I::Jlt-1'1 DlDN> O'F rf--\1 '5 Tf-'.t FIR-o.T .-rMt=? lby I DAILY TRmUNI ~--' #• •• I rc c r sad-. Ul:Ctl L:J.tnlY, p i: . .Ln f c. Eawej IC'e at a tw(J- Bu~klttghom .J.lQ' G cortw, wh o h91d ~ ;li ,JJr. e r \'ll.catJon at in Sc.- tll-1nd k and •nd()n to be 111 aL the :.tlr.r governnwnt. ver." !iald a member 1 ~n Pa2~'lh~~ - ·-· · ----~aders 0. K. d ~ Eession Governors for r Production SJs·• ICE! C-OLLY!! WEDNESDAY-AUGUST 26TH. THURSDAY-AUGUST 27TH. •• L -. H ~l With 51JE~)IIA LNG. OK!;'· See tbis Displ~cy ~tOur Store on- Begiu Moaday ia • : ~ um: l '<'G V~ ffn• :.:.1 ~. t· the l:JI.Jc.' ::r l&2~ clc(' r :. 1: 5, .he ~: c:: p:1:.•. ~1 Cl i~ of I I • t'1 · <· Lu111'.Vhi<:h .un•H 1L(:t :Hr J ntdcl ":, for old Rlll- CV!!J1' ' ' ' ' l:,;ll" :.' ~ ~d ,): lt·'> ::t ~ )J~ :1 , ._. cle .. 1!'[ -; 1.1 ·MR. VERN G. ROGERS paseaall IS!'Cm ed failure OQdng ll t.be •avid Ll oyd Gcoge, Liba to participate. l'el'er. M!lCD... :mld ap~Jznde ::Ub.ltautial pro~lfo ! ~~ tn form s toall1 wu11 the .~upport of i"iu, forme.- co:Jservallm:;: t:: r , aud It w·as hll! bn Herbczi Sam3d t c; Pnt rr t!J C rallL1et ~ ·· 1 i ~• a lendin@ mt:mllberal party, whose 1a vld Lk n l George, l to p~rtlclpate In B ::ont ainlnt" tll:; pclltlcaJ St~nley Baldwin . Mal-Don&.!d has perf{. Thonu:s laborlli<t th!' rlrrn • Biun.~;, a nd f f n. Chauteibr of the j<; .n t he :1ut1onal 'hi' nc ·,y m ;:li:;!ry was ~ llll!ill c.nl:,; twt•lve or !t 7?' t Mul'Donald, prim~ rnment" in Britain'd ;-; afternoon in or> Rl!{'l'eed the La bor ec <tH~e of its inubil- For I I HYSELL MOTOR CO. 50 I' n 1 I i I c~~x~ro~:_~ht>~ro~nnr:l~~~ ~:e Rt'h~ Improved Free Wh-llng . Rubber-dough body Insulation Felix HOWELL &. WR~GHT t;"•- Only in the new Graham Sixes and Eights con you obtain All of these · features which contribuli! so mud! t~ quiet, trouble-free operotio~- $14. I '. ll~ $2l. . 79 I I ,,. $18.99 t urnt•;:J to her home 1,1 O~tll!polls YOUIIQ' ladles. , the one duy ,excu111ion fare. Meditation from "Th11.fs" Massenct 32a:6 - 10-ply $29.89 saturday. 1 ~r Til~~~~\ H Bart.o~, fhyslclon 'lh'.' Sl..ate f\tlr board has iss ued Laendler Von Weber lZJ:& _ B-ply . .. 0 • M' , H an a. u OnP 0 Yl'll.C:I:'le s l 8 p..,cl:l.l rcquc.~t~ fm· patrons ol the · · All«- Lt>e 0 Deten be.ch er accom·lnoted I!! m1•n nt th ot time, WJJ.~ llOlll 1fan lo ttuvel by Lroin to avoid daq,. SECOND G~AnF. pamed h e:r mother Mr.• i; D. Will In Meigs colibnty In 1828 Ii;e took Igel' or co ngcsteq highways, parking Prelude · .Chopin pi V C who has been h er guest the pllJ'lt I up th@ l)lll Uce o! medicine in 1pniJiems and traffic ".Anges tlon aL t D Maj · . NllnUm 3OJ:5 -1· 1 aeuom up week from Columbus Friday ,;van- 1840 o. nd pract.l~d first In Pag~ . , d ~ j 8 ona ,a 1n BIO REDUCTION ON AJ,L PASS· 1 · ng ff'r a wEe k end vi.'IJt here at thl' ville nnd otHer smaller vlllases or the ~o;roun 8 · · Adagio All Le heme uf her pArents, Mr. and Mn~. Meig:-; coun\y as Wl'll as a few In , , ce e. ENGER CAR TIRt:S E. 0 Will. Gnllla. coun y. JIALL~lAN '· ARHt:STt:U Hungat'y . , . . . . ..... . .... Koell.ing" 9x • as low as . .. _.. .... $3.S9 4 40 2 Dr. Bart.on became tamous. n•· J ohn Hallma n -rwas Drougm here Marcella Reibel. Ml'. an:J Mn1. H. B. McKnight relvlng prnlk from dltrerent M"· ·· · to t he cow1ty jall :by 8herltl Tracy 'lnct ' lnuahter Jean and the for - liuns or lhe ' state after he had · Friduy nlghl In in nllewed highly EMPLOYEES PICNf.C mer'!l ,;lster, Miss Margaret Me· written a book e~tltJed, "A\ltoblog ' Intoxicated c~ndition. Charges will Wes lerb Dealen .In PeiUlQlvanla Tlrn Knl~ht Q,( Qindnnatl Ql·~ vl~ltlnt raphy Of Tl'ioma.s H. Barton. the· be prefel'red agalfi.st hlm and hn The cm[lloyeel! or the ' - ' d .. hehi few d11.yH enroute te Selfmadl! PJ-).yslcian of will be given a hefkl ng within a rew 8ou.tllern ln&urance .. a nd Sale Ill The F ollowiniJ ciew!and lor a weeks vacation. Ohio." · The 'book aold Ill u.U. book- 1days, omce rs said. then famlllt: s will mot or to Zunc5Ser.vice Stations 1 Mr. antJ Ml'!l. L. . D. Pto)Jie~ re· atores and [Jenera! st.or£!8 tor the James a nd Ross ~tobert , w~o h a~ ville Saturday where the~· will b• Pemero:r-Burar Raa. tunze:l to Columbus Frlduy uftt'r a price of $1.5d for cloth blndh'lg and bee':' held here In the coun Y a j....Jn2d by r.lmila1· KOUf..S and tu1 Ente:rprille-Areher's Station. ~-riel vlsll with the fJrm~r·s rm- 1•• 14125 ror sheep binding. Frlaay on Huspicton, were rele!LI!!ed iF"dh er they will enjoy an all lla} ' "nts. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Peoples. G. N . Hayffian was the proprle- Saturday mornm g. It was belle;e~ rlc!Jll: held at Moxalllllll Park Ill Chetl)lre-~ulford.'s Siatlon. I ......, tor of a genPrn.l store R B and b.¥ omcers that Ute boys were m zant'svlile ne ·;~ring. IIUCCf'ssfully recovcn~r' Mu; . c. o. Parsons and son Billy L . J . HeAA opernttld a ~eat. EU;d let' pllcattld In p,uWmobUe tire robber· ____:___ _ __ K11·Da·ltua-ri..t~Riate Station. . tht .. ewf>l.'i and got them out flt 1·1•tumcd to their home at Boome r market. T. H. HolmeR was tbe sue- IP.S which have ~urred In and ~ ''-"""""'"""""' .. Ru!!sla 10 HI lnlo hidin g In E1)~~ oat · ~"dliY mom lug tolluwing a cessful ownPr nnd manager or a ' ubouL Antiquity dw·tng the past few ROMINE JAILED \ 1land Wltll ln 11 llhmt lime thflt :·- A'etkl' visit with Mrs. Not'!lllllt Me - general merch,ndl llt' 6tore and n weeks. . SOCIAL ·~after, Fcdt'rcfT was murd ·•red '] llllllm of Minersville. cl or factory , Jrn~eph Lovett was --· John Roml~e was cummlttell t.o This Is 1m outline oi merely the Rev . Bct·t Orr and fA.mtly mov-1 Jt~e town'! betlt bQrber anQ. ha ir : GUAitDIAN APPOINTED 1the county jatl hel'c Frlde.y night by Home~made h:e Cream btgl unlng of one or the most 'l'rl ftom Cllidwdl to L:um.>l C lilf dresser, A . H . Roush did bu~l>tt>'L~ I Emma Davis was appointed aR th~ 1Con11t.able Oulnther, who acted on citing IJ')Vels e'li .w written h!Lvlml IIH' tn 11. d(ug and pllarmacy store, G. I gull.rdian_ ~! oarn~t E. Burchett, ; a warrant from Jwttce Frank stowe.~~. and Co.ke at the Bethany M· l he r; reat Russ lu .1 revolu tion n•· ·It-·· whf'lt! lw wlll toke rhtl.rg~ or W • RaWly was · a JSUrKt"on J . H . minor, ilvtng at Midllit'port. In ~ht> court. The warrant for Romines 1 k eved F " · :•1·ee Methodtst church. · ·1 , Probate coul't here Friday arter- arrest charged him with threaten~ E. Church, Saturday Wllltam Davis left for Columbus · nuon. The bond was lug wJth tht> Intent to kill. He wtu nine. Aucuat 22, 1931. ru•h··· thronRh an a 1na~ln wht'n· he will -~pent! two weeks vis- M • ~lnahmer Was pr'oprletr~ of signed by J. M . Burc:IJctt and Dellf be given a hearing on the eharges ~ ~· . fiJ rcvf'.,.. ll II I "- M C E' Alh • I rs. . Sanborn Wltbln a few da.Ylll Price JOe. Urn or plotting and vlll!lilny that.: · 11 ~ 1 8 SSo.ot:r. rs. · · cr- 1th c Ward 1-fowm, ~ fnshlonablc ho --~==~~:.:c~:::-.:c· liolds Its rea 'iers stnllb:~lintl to '(h·: ton and family . tel of t'he village. . sta1·t1tng and satisfying fitldlng. Dr. Frank R()U!:h formerly d - ---.:,~~=~~~~;: ·l That means that the n~adcrs r f Pomdoy but now r,f E't. p . l:>r•:lu;:·r: -~ . I The Datly Tribune have a treat In li'lc ridll. and hl~ &.-.1 ca lled - on ,),; store for them, ror " ThP C:t~1tl,n'r ftleuds and rehtlv!-'s he n~ ancl li t •· Rubles " by Sidney Warwick will Mld(licport Friday. I ~ n•lJllt~h:>d In this pnJ)l! r A'1 a Mr.; Mi\ltle Reeves and Mr1;. Nlal clall_y ~ l'rla l s torv ~:t11rtln~ Mondav. 1-fy!-'( IJ and lwu chilrtren Belly n<•n't inl !\.~ n s lnq-1., htstu lme nt Or •nd Jack accom11anled Mrs. Pearl thltl !oi tll'rlng novel. '-lyst•ll an(l Mrs. MfiJ'Iou Radforri. m d tlaushte r J eR':l fmm Colum. ---....-us Friday evenln11. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fkk moved 1 fron1 the !!:pple prqM'I'ty on Ea~t M~tH stJ·ut to the J,yman houxc un Curtis HomJltun, Mrfl. Mhmi~ W-:s: Main s tt&'t. left a trail of myoDavJ.• ~t nt! B"-dle Phillip.<; were L ·m Mr lllld Mrs. J . L . Dnl'fit of tery, of lcidmppin1 c.a=.:tt-r \'lsllorH with Mr. lll'l.d MJ·);. Ch9.1·Jcst.on. w. Va., arrived toda y Willis Dnis Friday. for a ~e veral .-lays vla lt with the ud treachery and Mh.r. Iren e Wilki n~ ur M andl!! former's si81·JL M:-r-. \Yll!l!llll ~lrt­ ouddea death J.~ th e gurst cf ltev . un.-.1 M.r:•. Theo :r.el ond tamll_y. Mouday they wlli ::\f(' h]. motor to Plclterl ngt on wherr a throush Europe. W. 8 . Hart of Columbl.s Is Jam:iy reunion will be enjoy('(] at Their hicliD1 place ~PUHI!n8 ll few days at his home the home of Mr. and M1·s. M d ·~->:~ licr~ this w.•ek. Carse.. became an etnip~a St~nley Bobo Lt. movlug from th e Chester Arnold, of Greensboro, s . equally bamial to EbersiJach ftat on Maln str ee t UJ c .. wl1o has been spenfllng the IIUffi• Ath( J'IJ. mer with his uncle6, George and thooe to wbom they George EIBels~ln of ColumbUii Arthur Arnold, at Mtuersport, visit-, rightfully belonged rrand!Km or Mr. and Mrt1. A. F . ed several days here with his grund· · Eiselstein undt~rwent an upera~lon parents, Mr. and Mn. J . B. Arnold. •nd those~ who tor appendlclt.Ls Friday mornlnv He will leove sundk-y morning for hl!l home at Greensboro. is the tailorill;! specitlliat who will L.~ here with hu~eds nt ., Columbu.<~ hoRpltal. ooulbt to oteal them. of ne'f1 auitin&s aud coatinp _Fall and ~inter-lai-ge Ml'. and Mrs. E1 Smith an•l SJdooy Warwicl: NOTlCJI: Union Avenue wUI bolt Pilmples, and authentic COJbtOtll. He will oheer£ully 1 for a Wf!(!k:s Vl81t with hao '\written tho giVe Yf?U th~ benefit of hil taUorlna lmowled1e, a~ ~· at Akron. 1 otic mystery . . _ i IOJlB.IIJ take yow! measUre~1lor ·KaAn Clothes. ·\ MJ!fl El11le Precke-r returneit to duties at Oalllpoll.s after a brid tioD''\, of the ~ ' - ' ,. with her parents, Mr. and colodulao tho eourt William Fret::ker and tamUy. Roy Hoeftich and sou Earl of arri•'fd from Columbus l or a WC(kl; •ia whence tb!CI vialt with t ela.tlvu and frlenda in You'll be amued at the remarbble valUH preeented thU seuon.. nnd around PomertJY. 5«' tho~rn. Meet KahD'• penonal repre~e~~tativc, without oblis•ru!!ieo ca-. Mr. an1 Mn. L. A. Persons re tion. Fll and u.tUI'actkm are ~baolld:elp IUI$Rteed • • • Ccime lnl rurnt'<l from a wecb. atay at th eir ~ - u- .-; w. I 1fal'fll In Torch, 0. -- · - ~--------------·1 Mr and Mra. c. w. Ihle or Wa.o;!'.l nQ.ton. D. c ., are vlsitinll NOTICE Mrs. C. Ihle and other relatlveB. Mr. u.nd Mrs. J'oe KrBWIS and two c hildren attlved from Charles-ThiS l& to notl.y Ul& publlc, that ton !or a Wet'k eml visit with the \he Whaley Dental O!lloe will be dlaoon,lnued after Saturday, Aug~ forn,er'l!l parent&, Mr. and M:ra. ua1. 29th., 1131 , and all parUes lnMikP Krausa. debted to this omce wm plea.ae set· Chuleio Prall's condition seeh'UI Ue Utelr accounts before the above .slightly improved. daUt, and aU peraona havlna; cl&tma The Grace ound enJoyed a p!.c-latr.;.toat 11814 omee wiU pre1111U~ same nlc cllnner at the home of Mr. and ~~aid ttme. .AU dental equtpro..:m.t ~Mrs. aeorge Nye, Friday evenllll. for sale. Mr. and Mnl. Joseph Meier IIDd WHALEY DENTAL OPFIOE dauehter or Detroit came far a vttU.I By. Or. AlnY L. Wllalq. t wttb t.11t termer• ~. atcqe d-1-n .....• w+~ :-u P0miK'o~. 30ll5- B·vb' · · · · · · · i 'J FORMATION s t'f 'I .' l-IE f Coal . .ug. 324---- INs-Wh!Je' t. he bJ{IIT'l!n o us coal t.uincd a ·n cndm· - FUL ELEC'rRlC F I 'L L TURN l'r ON I lnt:n· k nderll In the ind! cu t ~a n fa l·or~ the suggestion or ~ r r:ad. prr~ioJen t of :oal Company. t.h at lnchot call n c1m• e gnve1nors of Ohl() nla ~kinp; a l!mi- .. HLUY, Ctl(III _ nnlat lv~ s . ~ue r th at howevel'. the u.~-:o or curb t he t ~ hr avv mt, a lll:-ep ~imHaf 1 th e nil fields .of homo., woulcl JJUt ~ :!!strict pre~ldMI or : Worker1 of Amertt will cut down !n r<'a.!!onal:ll1• li m · prke.t; will bl' valfuctlon ~~ <·ne ro! 1 > problf'mli Jn lht I -· ·· ·~- ............... " .·~ ..... ----- -· ---..;,...- ...., - .... . ....... .... ... . .. ........... ~ ' ... . . ' . . ,. ~ -' ... - "' - ...... -.._.., t ~ . �T11Z DAILY TRmUNC, POKEROT, OIDQ. ltnfDAY, AUO'OIST 23, llal . l t. 1 , tiPLANATION 0f'H~:~~~~~~~~~~~~aw~~~..~~!HUSSIAN JEWElS~ ~~a:.~%~iif~~o~ :lJ~~JMOH THAN HAlf Maybe rm wrong ~~w TAX SYSTEM ~~~:7?~::ff:~~~L:·;~L:~:::I CAUS[ MURDER I.N 1 ,.~:'~ ~;.:";;; ~ ;~~:':~\ :~ 1 ~ o,, ••m'""' ""'''~"· :MilliON DOllARS '":=~~=B:y;J~oha~P~·~M~ed~b~ury=::==~ ' . 0[ ~~ATUROAY 0Ays or REVOlllcld dt&aat~· c"'""" '"'IIs BROUGHT IN 1 Q!toMICS QINCOLOR ! blot<d thoda1·' 50th'""'"'"'''' ''' ' andcwnmumt> he""'''"' where he Ions TI••.<-!nee b~n co uo,l•. u l'.hil I' wedding un T hursday ,of'" Aug. n t d "'hool •.vlth the plucu then b:J.c K , 13lh , a~ the ho m!'" or the ir tiOU, llvtd, as that longing t.o be gone, fP'Oil•'•d by the contmual r. dva n c:!· 1 Thoma:-.. l lo rtr1 ue w placu1. u:. s tan an- ~ men~ of tbt" more modern trend o! ""'/:~ Mr:; A_ W. Pullin s and daught-er , -ethel ~tt~l~menl Jw;t Hti t.he ~ne ~- educttion , was establiahed by a 1 At Court House By Speak· Kuth lce n , went to La.ucw;tc r Tue:'l- 1 F amoul Murinov Bauble• I fore hlm had been started Ln a vlr· 1 Mr. Ca rletc n In lti61. and ,t.~ t.l1:.. .By Meigs County · , d~< lo' tu spe nd a few days with he.l tually undvlllud spot, s.1ezed hlm, t·:~g which s till stands at t h f> so uth· .;,er·Who Ha1 Stud1ed ~ ~~~ter- in-lt~w . Mrs. John Preer, o.wt l Concealed In CukheW&!' usually not long in makmg em end or syruc use, wa.., ereded l payers For Yearo Arran ement fami ly. T hey retumed Fmluy. I et In Cavern a ehli.nge. In tPat year. Prof. C . T Coak•s I_ Of 1930 ..., g this feellng , this l.c.;lg- wa!l appolnte-J as a t the: :!f'A.LKS TO MEMERS -~~s..~t~ ornce and Ella Wa~:~: no:r 1 BY SERVANT ing,, described belore, WM the achcul sevual yt~un; prcvimc; 1..o 1890 . AMOUNT IS LESS w u~ tl!r:ner gut'~ll:i of their brother, prlnc1pal cause for numy places In an(~ at that tim~ wa:; c.-.nt!n' l":~ I •Dl'ltrl"ct Boards Of J. H. Wilillll'r . und family ,at Ual· I Wh R , All Eff f lhia county boostmg l!fl.rly settle- hbl ctutJes at the educatiowtl im.u- 1 M Th T t • ~ilpull:.:. sunday. , i o eallb orb o ment~. at any ratt many of the vii- tutlon ! By ore an wen Y ~ Education ThroughHarvey 81ggtns and family or Revolutionist. To lai!D and towns of Mel11s cow1ty T}lr- Syr:uuse Coul and Salt co 1 five Thousand Than Bel!a m~ . ~ J :;l ted reh~Uve s here ov~ r : G Th d ate back to the earliest of historl- operrtlntt shaH mines of 81) fc!'t y Out County tne week -end. et em cBI rlay1:1. d('pt:, were est t. tllsh cd th ~z r :-,, J:;t:.J 1 ear feYJOU1 M1 ~- A1lbur Pettit spent a te\v - - -F-t rhap.!i that lc.ngi11g to discover aii(J Il~ man.v ll~ t hirt y p2ar• ln t': r 1 tax of 'a.tr. Ward, who has made nn e:'· day:-; with J·clu tives lu Cha.rlest.on. , Int<J thE' hands ot Paul FedercJf , 11 ne ·.o spot and to establish a set- •,.•eri! stllla doing a lhrivlml' bu \ i· TllC total collec1-lons of The honeymoon Is over wh:.-n th'l bride stops slghlng and be(rlns 1 1930 t~ve s~udy of thr nt'w s yslPm of ML and_Mrs. Camp Shliw or CO- wp£ ! intcll'lt'llt of the VllJ;l Murlnov tlemt'.nl may have bfen the J11cen- 11('~ r:s Is not.cd by an article p-rin· . Mtlg~ county for the Year f~r de- yawnlnR. 7 a.. _ 1on recently enact.ed by u ., lumbus , Vlb!led fnend.s hel'e lu!lt II tt~l l. IVht·n Ul . flHmf!!>: uf rtvolu· llVt 1~..-J· Wlllinm Cruolui to sub- led lu 1891. , ~unc~mted t.o $530:~0-0d, , B:•dlclors hav& a riM"hl to theb' ~ of Ohio, endeavored to ex ck. · nd j ,.1 1 ·ed to ~- 1 10 . I' ' ·1 · . R d ductmm; of reftUV · ~ an a .......rneys ou ,c~ on """ r;n .'WHf; Jng uver U8BIIl rew :;crlhf' a band ol citizens !rom SyraTht Syracw: e Lod!O:P Nu. -t:,J I. 0. , . for collectioru; or Lax, accordlni' {,Wn t<.!t'a~~, but there are also thouP,ktln the sybtf'm un d to show lh" we . .a . ~~w·ce of rrv'!nue fur M-el~:; tu liJJCilO ~heir ~acntlou. 0 · n~ :lr tu hl5 dcmu:.l, old Alex:s lUst' New York to trave l with him 0 F was char tert•<.l In July 1870 tt'e.s t 1 ed SRturday morn- san1 .-' of husbond'l who don't DeThiP Good Old Daze COI.mtJ' schools m un addrPss be_ !ot c Mur_:onv con· m wtsterly d'trectlon. do not with . r. total membership of . 6'T. u L. Roush, treasurer t;; v. · in rnar.iqe either. 1110 • ' m ••t .. '-g "l'e:>ldeu h Ga Ill po 1Is. were GUe~;ts ol· Mrs. 'l' 'euu. ktom.u~ " h Jewels. H~: to · o f Meigs <ounty · , of 'it" " " oi"rks, .. .. _ t the Mu, • n The f'mcers wh-o WN""- ,.Jected · C(. nfuences must be a godt>end d know · ' however . ' the p:lrtif o! m-Q and •other rn••Jflber~ or thP dlstrh':'. HJX sunday. · : . 1. w_ 1 mt f'l'{jer r; tf. U f 1tveu ill! and women. who were soon to bf: - ~ervt' during th ~ year uf U91 wcr": The tot11l tax collection for 1929 Eu~~~e 11 Ple:ue to tt-f' business man who cnn't 1 bOardl of educallon or lhc county Master Corter Johnson ha.s ~eil l ll IL l'·~ame PGSSiblf' WLI.llll ·1cltvet COJW' we.nderers, set out from that Oeorge Parker N. G . : James Mt~t- ~:~.mounted to $(156,292.58, $25,752.51 lf tr{am Is ar,t a id to benuty. sleep at home. r;.tloots · he ld at the Court hou~·. qujtc ill for a week, ~;utrering !rmb ' them uHimal t lJI to an}· !>t.U·vlvlUe part!o.:ulll.r settlement a centur y ago. thewron, V. O.J J. E. I.J!.wrence, l more thrm the coUcctlontl !or 1930. then a lo~ of girls must be using Bitw-day mornlnM. ~ll!l'lllll'!' nu . 1s 1 mpruy,_~ ll.l th~; hdr d tht Mul'inovs. H~ hut~ll , Afh·r consld';!rable tr&vtl, Jn which Per. ~-:.-c. : Johnatha~ Burnell. R. B. The December l'ollec tion for th•~ buttumllk. Amerleu 'I ·1111flijes 1It' Wh pointed oul by .the speaker writing. . Lh q • woultl 110 ut ln~t to l1ls .hull- dlllcrm lorts &nd hardships were Tho;. Malmvart 11g , Tren~.; Wm. 1 1930 tax amounted to $10,536.1)7 . __ Th-e linguist who ~tayed awoke that th-e burden of t.axat10n wuu ld Squtre and Mrs. J . T . Stewart, E.n~ .ld1 ~o:ro..ld- ci9.U{lhtu .Kathc 1'lne ~ufl'~red by the little , pat·ty, Ul~y R. Tuylm·. Chap. : m01·e than lhe June colltd:!.~n ~~~ Ace- of Ca.d• all •lil?ht trying 1:.1 , decidn what talL M the real estutc find, ot' ';On. und liuughler, Mri. Fan:11to a tertn tn Point on lht! Onfl Item which provt!d very In- 1 Roush said r for JlUle 1he father whp whipped hiF sop l.anguage Lo say his prayers ln. cdkleel the (IN!fltest amount of n!\'P - Enmrst Garlle, and grunlidaughLt'f, ( Wnhln u r(..Wld of :.he clock , 'J hlc. River, which wns destined to terestlng w the wrlt!!r was an ae· : this ~crense nf c~hec ° 11 ~ that I for getting Ink on hili new pen 80 nt\rwtuld be frorr; Hennln of Huntington, whilP. Murinov and hi:; &;ns--whv btu.mc with!Jl a Jew one of c:ount deRCrlblng the W . F. B£Lrtels WWJ m paid wi]X'r. . ' Dally Trae- Str.ry 1 1 em-out.e Lhe McCall OJt had remtlined o_n thr the .t-adtnw coal an '.I sail producLlJ!: I Jlvery and ftled stables and ha.ck in December, ___ 01.ce upon a time a tightwad's stead of two, as heretofor~. Til~ n r~t ~eut.-fn~~}', Sa_turday, vl~1ted Mr. ~e11ctlng .an !hen wc,mankud. _In- town!~ of the county. I lin~. He employed two men and nut wl~hmg to re turn agair: . Wc.n.der11 ot Natu_r : ~ t~n Hl'.nted to take an air t1·tp, sa • uut h e will not be rcc•clv _ and MIS. C. G. Houck. I cludmg Kathf:Mne, out o! RussmIn the Yt'llr of 1&50 a por:;t office , he ha.d In use ten driving and car- -- .. .. WJ-,en u talkative ba,r.wr illus- I his !ath~r puMlell ,him ou~ IJf ·.the 1932 _ :!rountli · and Oll_ver had 1:-t:en butchtl and their em;- wus (stabllshed In the village and rlage three cabs, bm: - : SPt:eiAL RATES OFt'Jo:RiD his with cut.s. ·~lol. three m JIJ le vy un ooudll for I Ill ~ ofMMaJ ll~s ~en y, vl:;ited ht'r tif- runl:iatktd, plunderetl a ud l.!urn- :1 name was (liven It Syracu~e R"les, one M-mple wagon, two hea·,~·. Ow Own Vaudevllle ·-ooi if huving failt'{l t.'J rs. T . tsh. ed. Dut In lhe meanllrne, pn.lmhly named thus l•cause transfer wagons Rnd tour hacks. A . The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail)'J'atrlmonlal M111rfyr11 Elsif'--Mothf'r, what is a ~· ' through n vote end. az "" er r e n .. ve~; over e wee*- Ire ..., d· roIf 1•a d hldde-,, th e CaAket 1n · party of fcunders · ~ ~"hedale or. the ha<k line '""' · 1C6 1 ".r "- 1 •<ll•k<l' become e· tfectl11e and' settlers h!ld .,.__ , ~ gi""n . .. - ' way company, throurh 1•.., 1oca1 Ar. eeonom u; o n e who ol 1 Bubmitted to the peoplt:, would be Mr.i. Mary lA!e vislted l'l'lat·vri:· 1n cavern where none tould find It come originally from Syracuse, New as follows . . Lea\e Syrt~cuse. 7 a . m., passenger u~ent, Theron RUi:itiet., wa~·, g<.ts ma1Tie4 In lhe s&me I Mo:h~r-A street <.leaner. pJII;·e ed -into effect by the statP, un- ut HJo Gl'llltde Tue-•ay · ': 1mlf:'s'' he gave thfi tlut to Its hld · York Ooorre Parker Wll5 appoint- and 1 p.m.~!eturn 12 m. and 5 p. anmunc ·.d he're Saturday mornina _: _ _ p. IANO ICITAL ;r ....,r ..- ' --the old . r u le . Ml~:;:,; Ruth Wartt•mlmrg ....., . of Mo. t-, 1.lflf{ ~, 1ace. t:d as the first potltmRSter of t he 1m.; leave d 2 rumeroy d R:30 and 10:30 t h at .~pr;~ .. _m · l re d uce d rarcs to u,e; "f' Under thr< pew bystem, the three· ~tLll.. vislttld het' a·unt Mrs Ow~n The splendor anrJ fabulmzs valu '::' newly e.stabllshed post of(]c- ~ In Ia.m. o.~ ~~ . 4 j"m., rP~:~~~ 10 a . 1O.hlo Sto.l..e fair at Columbus, be - -t!l· · 3 nHU levy ?n ~:mlJ# !ot· tile scilonl Wack, and family, last.' week: jd thr Mminov Jewels werl' well · Syra<.use during thnt year. ~ ~ ~3oo.n p.t ., 9eave 2"30 f'Pti Lwceu August ~H I:Uld Sept. fi, · wlU Mlss Marcella R bel, daughter of . !!J Wi ll become eHec_u ve on:y Mr:;. C. went l u Hunting: 1 known to all Ru.%luns. They InWe find that a years : ·m placed In_etrect. ton Sunday, accomi>Rnlcd by MJJ.SL:[. !( lm! ·u thr l:Jmow KCm s k!lown a · later t-he rellgJous minded !)e(lp-le ;...n11 10 cen ts and Mid· ' An_ will 3e I he home of Mra. Bertha Meea Le\J. I Believe it or not- ; It to become crfcctlce If lt I , i I"Th : Cli!Jrhl ll'l\ WIJich had of the village establisheu two dleport 20 wof c the s The past summer MiSS Reibel has dne:s not receh ·e the J•;ajorlly ut Hunlinv~~w;c,~; v.ho Is employed at comt Into the fnmllys pt;~;eesslon chuh·hes, Uw Methodist an1 Pres. Mr. Bartels _ wa~; prepared nt n e:~e her/ in the morning r turn - been studying with Amy Lee, who CUitomell f~r v~es In lln electbn, :.rconling- t.n lwre wftll ~ 18 ~~~tll the wcek•enJl fls rhe g1n of _a forn1·~r C7arlnn t ·J b~·ter:an. bot h esta blished tn 1873. times to furnish any desired mun . In~ from . C 0 1u m b u s 'at'i U:OO , hll.s been a pupil of ~arceau Thal · Truck Tires at any of oUr Mf'. Wtu'(i. Mi'. nnd Ml't; Wy. f' .--.... Cll!' her !adte~: in Waltlng, whc tn lfl62, a church bearing the name 1ber of hOl'SCI with caJTlag~H rol' ' pm ThP. rll.llwuy com nany Will of- berg of the Clnclnna\ol Conservatory T' b T" · · motored ....:l'm an~l · ·~pedal · rt!duced rotes " Retble MISBted 1re torea can uy 1r~a - -·· '· r;ou, Lesli!l aud · fnll)llf '"' · wll~· rr Murlno·t . · ,.. · tt.me ml purpdses, 0 r for P1.eni cs and · lt'l' for this or Music. Miss T a "t 'Was l 1 BIG WI::Ll. LlliU.EU Vlntoll su~day .to vlsti relallvt>s ; Dlt>appomted at their Jallure tn pleasure par~s a t rensonsble rates. <me da~· trip. Mr. Russell aunowlCby Mit;:; Allee ....,e, P au s . at Dealen Price. 1 Mrs. Charles Dewi tt Rnt.l lllt.ll• fiJHJ lh t Jewel!! when tli~v rutd,•d Meier Sr. linagtne lhc modern ym!ng, man , d t hat tholltl desiring to l'ema.ln The program was as follows. 1 A gas well, cupai.Jie of pr•Jcluc~llR sm , Hilly, are vl.~iilng friend~; 11 ·1 t he ('lStle, the revolutlonh>ts 6US· MIE.s Na ta Tracy who spent. sev~ 1 renting oue of Mr. Bort.ets ftn,~ 1th 11 fu ll week or longer than oce Two-part Invention No. l , in C. FIRST GRADE . I f~!'>aps ~ M1:!~tS~f~~ld~l :e~:k~~s~u~:~e~~ ! 1 .OHIO ' 23, 1931 f'ILL 'Tf4e5E CRP.CI<ER~ IA1~1!!: yOUR.~ . ~AUR ... , Tax· 1 IN COLOR ' "'"" .. .tJt S COMICS ONLy SPEA\<.~ superYis:~r SEE OS \lll 11- L BR.lNCi. 'I!>AC1<: • TAl<.!: M'V TIP - LAY OOWN ON YOOQ. JoB At-'0 TREy'LL BR.le>E ovou 13/El-L TO Do ~ER ''{OUR \JOICE I ___ <! toda_y and Tu~('j a_v. Prob· 1 e~:trc·mc Norlh portion too uth porLion THE~E MAYBE FORECAST- · toni&'ht and · North portio u Tuesday. Sr<JF F 1 Of.• p I • "I" fie~~- a~~~ .~~~~ ~~~n:~d ~a~~~ln~~ : Entrust.:..~ th~ ~~ket I ~, yv~ ~~ b~e';~tim~u 1 r~Ct!l~t'dl ta~~~ Mr~. ~~f: ~a!~~n ~0::;. se~tr~m~nts, in~ J~~~~~:Y. ~;;· dlstri~t.~ Han~·. ~ 1\lr.'iJ-~ r_~unlon M~·s . Oeor~e ~<t,~er~'sh·, r.,a~l ::!tlH·~d an~ ! Hunc~ . tl~e I:IPftar~nt:. cau~e ° ~e 1:~untry ~~~~!~free u~ount ~- I honK!~. P;~.ul thre·~ lr!i.t~s ~tortes ~llicts al~~;.w Whit~ Jt~;,~ny ouv.~r. TEMPT 5TS IN wlm~''W. th~ I ~pt~ege~~~t~~;.l~e vs~~tes~~IL~~~~ TR'E'. COAST IS CLEA'R. '. I }·~nrs. ~-st.'lte ~:~Jler C. 'MON 1 F"El-LEI>.'So. jn~t Ruble~·- r~w L .... JLURE • ------ -. .:. ITR--U-CK' TIRF.S'f FIX a~b~ r~a.~!'\0 B~~e;o a~;om h~:.· ·o~.··· ~~~~~~:'ec~~ ~~;i~len~~~e a~ I -~ ~xt,~r~1~111 h" 1 ~ln ~~~~ ~;\),nls. ' ~t'~~t ::J.J~ ,:~-~er:n~ Wli~ F JRST-10 01 1 ~YrQcuBe Of Labor Ad· 'inancial Cri1i1; ffer Tt-\P.T !. , I"OR GET- T lN <:;. ME uno Tf'\lS Fll<. I Retiring Premier; >n By Leaders Jncii I :,tutdr:i:·~ o~e~~e0 rM~~~~~~~~h~i~{'~ N~r_M:~m~~~- ::~~~~ot~~e~~pr~!o,~~:!~t~~otJ~,~~~ ~~1~! ~~a a~e~ :-M~~~hA h~- ~:a~~~~ ~~:~~r~a~:,:o~t~ :nned ot~~~~~Jlo~~~~ .~~~ ~~u~d ~~~u~, 8~~~~~~g~:~e u~!~ ~~~~: ~:~~ :eE.~~~~- ~9 . Charles Lee OJ !11rm, at . Haniaonvllle, Frida} after- IBpungflelll, ure KUCSts of MJ·.~. Macy · turc, or t hrea ts weJ ·~ they nble W naon. it was reported here. ILee. · nnsero] his Ups. and Federoff flnul l;rbe well Is one Ql t.r1e lnrgcsl IH'O- I J. Sh~rman Port er. of LexJngtoQ ly ~-'!Cnped (rum Ru~sta and fount! dticlng well~ ever • t!rllled In tha•_ Ky.,¥; a gue§t of Mrs. w. F. Dee"{ l'efu((!' In England. sej:l.tons,. and prc 11.u·auons lll"<' be- l t hi.~ week . ·; If old Alzxls Murlnov had k:iown InA" made, IL wa1> UI\I IUUUCed. to ~tart __ ~-----. - -· • Whf'n he entrusted the jeiAil!l to the dt·illlng for considemble utor• . C NSE f F rl .. !t 0 th s In· that section within the near ·fu M~KRl~IGE .LI E j sutd ~-o.i. t~ ~ ; j~rles o! tragedies tute. A m~trr uge cense was s. '-'0' a Wll!l o o ow. p erhap& he - - - -- - ·- - lhc Plobo.~e court here SotllrdnY wcu ld . havt' chosw n to k!avtl them BROUOHT IIOME mornintt to Paul E. French, 28, a r&- to f~th Into the hands of the vau. llnmg operalor. uf ~lddlepol·t, 8 ~ dal~. who sucked hls pa.lace. For ~harle~ Haddox , who tms been b Ot·ace V) Cope, . aD, lliSO of Mhldlft- Fed :::rvtT was not forgotten by the Ill hea lth In Athen11 tor ::~evcr11l \ !'e.:~,~l'!e Is t he ~ont D~MI~nn: ·Mrt ~evolu llcnl&tA. He had beton a.l weeks., wp.s brnught to his hom e ln io t h ~au h:~nllf lnw~:d to live only 1,1 the hope that 8 Suturdo.y morning by lht: " e II' ' la t t!r mowmc:uts mlght disRlf;wJinp ambulance. · H . Vandu,yn. , ciOH'! the h e had retusej V> reve nl. \ Ten .Yenrs lat·.~r F'fodcmrt with lhr· jtli< l a Frnnk S"vern 1u 1 En IJ ·hman who WIHI EJ- tl'!t:~d of K~h: 1 ._ hi~ ~~ecre-t I O~a:!:l:oa:,bel ° I fri~ti~!l av~ncuse, fa LU'<~ . Rubber ..,glile mountl•a• Rubber oprlng IIIOUIItlnp vu.-lon dampeners .Silent ~In timing ' lotted body lolnto Moulded brake llnlnga These are only a few of the 54 Important reasons why Graham cars are BETIER cars. let us show you-and let us bring you the entirely new thrill of a ride with Grahnm Improved Free Wheeling. ~-- $715 .,, - - $nas .,, .. ..__ Gt-alwl111 lm~ fTM wt...ll"fi, IH!Iy SU elltro I~ all ..O.Ia. Yow ~~~~car will pt.atGbt7 ki .. tfte pl.- of • ca.tJ dowlll PG7!Nflt1 ..,. t.YaraW. ..._L C~ U pp01' Second St. Pomeroy, 0.~ lJ . lCE ANO ON HOT DAY L\KE 3::;::--:::;;iii T 1-\1-:; ! • ILL FlNO P.N MAN AND lCE- SOMEWHERE E!>R.lNC<- ' ........ ... ~· Fl\IE MlLE5 S O FAR - 'O>JHEW! , 'r'M R.EAOY TO DR.OP 1::JJ l'f'l-\ \ f-\ E. HE Po.T illr.':t of King George, lmmediate_ly .e l.lu;k ot attempUni to onal coalition governclng the three leadlng a.qi>o1111.ld the~ """" m,v ~~~~c;n:~!! ;~:~~ ~~i~A,~rat~~ guardlan~hlp ' · _______ , ___ l .I"'OPE' L.ONC. Tf·-H 5 · - - - - - , -. l LA 5 I J'U 51 ?\SOU) ENOUGH l('<j MEP..T TO MM>E lT ~ •o .,..HE ONLY WA~ B~lN~ Tl-lo.~'T I CE BA.Ci<' G-OODNlC<!·H I.l ALL ~EL"T1:;:t:> AwAy \¥..~HOLE '-\1~--1 C.E'I . f-\OME I l.S ICE-e.ox lN "r(4.E l"T~ELf='" ~ ~ - 1 THI . ., - i:!;• t•·J CZARINA'$ RUBIES I .. ·----- Personals tvr~· n nl •· :·~ I ADd - n : L :r.~:: TaE • I Tt-\lN~ I::Jlt-1'1 DlDN> O'F rf--\1 '5 Tf-'.t FIR-o.T .-rMt=? lby I DAILY TRmUNI ~--' #• •• I rc c r sad-. Ul:Ctl L:J.tnlY, p i: . .Ln f c. Eawej IC'e at a tw(J- Bu~klttghom .J.lQ' G cortw, wh o h91d ~ ;li ,JJr. e r \'ll.catJon at in Sc.- tll-1nd k and •nd()n to be 111 aL the :.tlr.r governnwnt. ver." !iald a member 1 ~n Pa2~'lh~~ - ·-· · ----~aders 0. K. d ~ Eession Governors for r Production SJs·• ICE! C-OLLY!! WEDNESDAY-AUGUST 26TH. THURSDAY-AUGUST 27TH. •• L -. H ~l With 51JE~)IIA LNG. OK!;'· See tbis Displ~cy ~tOur Store on- Begiu Moaday ia • : ~ um: l '<'G V~ ffn• :.:.1 ~. t· the l:JI.Jc.' ::r l&2~ clc(' r :. 1: 5, .he ~: c:: p:1:.•. ~1 Cl i~ of I I • t'1 · <· Lu111'.Vhi<:h .un•H 1L(:t :Hr J ntdcl ":, for old Rlll- CV!!J1' ' ' ' ' l:,;ll" :.' ~ ~d ,): lt·'> ::t ~ )J~ :1 , ._. cle .. 1!'[ -; 1.1 ·MR. VERN G. ROGERS paseaall IS!'Cm ed failure OQdng ll t.be •avid Ll oyd Gcoge, Liba to participate. l'el'er. M!lCD... :mld ap~Jznde ::Ub.ltautial pro~lfo ! ~~ tn form s toall1 wu11 the .~upport of i"iu, forme.- co:Jservallm:;: t:: r , aud It w·as hll! bn Herbczi Sam3d t c; Pnt rr t!J C rallL1et ~ ·· 1 i ~• a lendin@ mt:mllberal party, whose 1a vld Lk n l George, l to p~rtlclpate In B ::ont ainlnt" tll:; pclltlcaJ St~nley Baldwin . Mal-Don&.!d has perf{. Thonu:s laborlli<t th!' rlrrn • Biun.~;, a nd f f n. Chauteibr of the j<; .n t he :1ut1onal 'hi' nc ·,y m ;:li:;!ry was ~ llll!ill c.nl:,; twt•lve or !t 7?' t Mul'Donald, prim~ rnment" in Britain'd ;-; afternoon in or> Rl!{'l'eed the La bor ec <tH~e of its inubil- For I I HYSELL MOTOR CO. 50 I' n 1 I i I c~~x~ro~:_~ht>~ro~nnr:l~~~ ~:e Rt'h~ Improved Free Wh-llng . Rubber-dough body Insulation Felix HOWELL &. WR~GHT t;"•- Only in the new Graham Sixes and Eights con you obtain All of these · features which contribuli! so mud! t~ quiet, trouble-free operotio~- $14. I '. ll~ $2l. . 79 I I ,,. $18.99 t urnt•;:J to her home 1,1 O~tll!polls YOUIIQ' ladles. , the one duy ,excu111ion fare. Meditation from "Th11.fs" Massenct 32a:6 - 10-ply $29.89 saturday. 1 ~r Til~~~~\ H Bart.o~, fhyslclon 'lh'.' Sl..ate f\tlr board has iss ued Laendler Von Weber lZJ:& _ B-ply . .. 0 • M' , H an a. u OnP 0 Yl'll.C:I:'le s l 8 p..,cl:l.l rcquc.~t~ fm· patrons ol the · · All«- Lt>e 0 Deten be.ch er accom·lnoted I!! m1•n nt th ot time, WJJ.~ llOlll 1fan lo ttuvel by Lroin to avoid daq,. SECOND G~AnF. pamed h e:r mother Mr.• i; D. Will In Meigs colibnty In 1828 Ii;e took Igel' or co ngcsteq highways, parking Prelude · .Chopin pi V C who has been h er guest the pllJ'lt I up th@ l)lll Uce o! medicine in 1pniJiems and traffic ".Anges tlon aL t D Maj · . NllnUm 3OJ:5 -1· 1 aeuom up week from Columbus Friday ,;van- 1840 o. nd pract.l~d first In Pag~ . , d ~ j 8 ona ,a 1n BIO REDUCTION ON AJ,L PASS· 1 · ng ff'r a wEe k end vi.'IJt here at thl' ville nnd otHer smaller vlllases or the ~o;roun 8 · · Adagio All Le heme uf her pArents, Mr. and Mn~. Meig:-; coun\y as Wl'll as a few In , , ce e. ENGER CAR TIRt:S E. 0 Will. Gnllla. coun y. JIALL~lAN '· ARHt:STt:U Hungat'y . , . . . . ..... . .... Koell.ing" 9x • as low as . .. _.. .... $3.S9 4 40 2 Dr. Bart.on became tamous. n•· J ohn Hallma n -rwas Drougm here Marcella Reibel. Ml'. an:J Mn1. H. B. McKnight relvlng prnlk from dltrerent M"· ·· · to t he cow1ty jall :by 8herltl Tracy 'lnct ' lnuahter Jean and the for - liuns or lhe ' state after he had · Friduy nlghl In in nllewed highly EMPLOYEES PICNf.C mer'!l ,;lster, Miss Margaret Me· written a book e~tltJed, "A\ltoblog ' Intoxicated c~ndition. Charges will Wes lerb Dealen .In PeiUlQlvanla Tlrn Knl~ht Q,( Qindnnatl Ql·~ vl~ltlnt raphy Of Tl'ioma.s H. Barton. the· be prefel'red agalfi.st hlm and hn The cm[lloyeel! or the ' - ' d .. hehi few d11.yH enroute te Selfmadl! PJ-).yslcian of will be given a hefkl ng within a rew 8ou.tllern ln&urance .. a nd Sale Ill The F ollowiniJ ciew!and lor a weeks vacation. Ohio." · The 'book aold Ill u.U. book- 1days, omce rs said. then famlllt: s will mot or to Zunc5Ser.vice Stations 1 Mr. antJ Ml'!l. L. . D. Pto)Jie~ re· atores and [Jenera! st.or£!8 tor the James a nd Ross ~tobert , w~o h a~ ville Saturday where the~· will b• Pemero:r-Burar Raa. tunze:l to Columbus Frlduy uftt'r a price of $1.5d for cloth blndh'lg and bee':' held here In the coun Y a j....Jn2d by r.lmila1· KOUf..S and tu1 Ente:rprille-Areher's Station. ~-riel vlsll with the fJrm~r·s rm- 1•• 14125 ror sheep binding. Frlaay on Huspicton, were rele!LI!!ed iF"dh er they will enjoy an all lla} ' "nts. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Peoples. G. N . Hayffian was the proprle- Saturday mornm g. It was belle;e~ rlc!Jll: held at Moxalllllll Park Ill Chetl)lre-~ulford.'s Siatlon. I ......, tor of a genPrn.l store R B and b.¥ omcers that Ute boys were m zant'svlile ne ·;~ring. IIUCCf'ssfully recovcn~r' Mu; . c. o. Parsons and son Billy L . J . HeAA opernttld a ~eat. EU;d let' pllcattld In p,uWmobUe tire robber· ____:___ _ __ K11·Da·ltua-ri..t~Riate Station. . tht .. ewf>l.'i and got them out flt 1·1•tumcd to their home at Boome r market. T. H. HolmeR was tbe sue- IP.S which have ~urred In and ~ ''-"""""'"""""' .. Ru!!sla 10 HI lnlo hidin g In E1)~~ oat · ~"dliY mom lug tolluwing a cessful ownPr nnd manager or a ' ubouL Antiquity dw·tng the past few ROMINE JAILED \ 1land Wltll ln 11 llhmt lime thflt :·- A'etkl' visit with Mrs. Not'!lllllt Me - general merch,ndl llt' 6tore and n weeks. . SOCIAL ·~after, Fcdt'rcfT was murd ·•red '] llllllm of Minersville. cl or factory , Jrn~eph Lovett was --· John Roml~e was cummlttell t.o This Is 1m outline oi merely the Rev . Bct·t Orr and fA.mtly mov-1 Jt~e town'! betlt bQrber anQ. ha ir : GUAitDIAN APPOINTED 1the county jatl hel'c Frlde.y night by Home~made h:e Cream btgl unlng of one or the most 'l'rl ftom Cllidwdl to L:um.>l C lilf dresser, A . H . Roush did bu~l>tt>'L~ I Emma Davis was appointed aR th~ 1Con11t.able Oulnther, who acted on citing IJ')Vels e'li .w written h!Lvlml IIH' tn 11. d(ug and pllarmacy store, G. I gull.rdian_ ~! oarn~t E. Burchett, ; a warrant from Jwttce Frank stowe.~~. and Co.ke at the Bethany M· l he r; reat Russ lu .1 revolu tion n•· ·It-·· whf'lt! lw wlll toke rhtl.rg~ or W • RaWly was · a JSUrKt"on J . H . minor, ilvtng at Midllit'port. In ~ht> court. The warrant for Romines 1 k eved F " · :•1·ee Methodtst church. · ·1 , Probate coul't here Friday arter- arrest charged him with threaten~ E. Church, Saturday Wllltam Davis left for Columbus · nuon. The bond was lug wJth tht> Intent to kill. He wtu nine. Aucuat 22, 1931. ru•h··· thronRh an a 1na~ln wht'n· he will -~pent! two weeks vis- M • ~lnahmer Was pr'oprletr~ of signed by J. M . Burc:IJctt and Dellf be given a hearing on the eharges ~ ~· . fiJ rcvf'.,.. ll II I "- M C E' Alh • I rs. . Sanborn Wltbln a few da.Ylll Price JOe. Urn or plotting and vlll!lilny that.: · 11 ~ 1 8 SSo.ot:r. rs. · · cr- 1th c Ward 1-fowm, ~ fnshlonablc ho --~==~~:.:c~:::-.:c· liolds Its rea 'iers stnllb:~lintl to '(h·: ton and family . tel of t'he village. . sta1·t1tng and satisfying fitldlng. Dr. Frank R()U!:h formerly d - ---.:,~~=~~~~;: ·l That means that the n~adcrs r f Pomdoy but now r,f E't. p . l:>r•:lu;:·r: -~ . I The Datly Tribune have a treat In li'lc ridll. and hl~ &.-.1 ca lled - on ,),; store for them, ror " ThP C:t~1tl,n'r ftleuds and rehtlv!-'s he n~ ancl li t •· Rubles " by Sidney Warwick will Mld(licport Friday. I ~ n•lJllt~h:>d In this pnJ)l! r A'1 a Mr.; Mi\ltle Reeves and Mr1;. Nlal clall_y ~ l'rla l s torv ~:t11rtln~ Mondav. 1-fy!-'( IJ and lwu chilrtren Belly n<•n't inl !\.~ n s lnq-1., htstu lme nt Or •nd Jack accom11anled Mrs. Pearl thltl !oi tll'rlng novel. '-lyst•ll an(l Mrs. MfiJ'Iou Radforri. m d tlaushte r J eR':l fmm Colum. ---....-us Friday evenln11. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fkk moved 1 fron1 the !!:pple prqM'I'ty on Ea~t M~tH stJ·ut to the J,yman houxc un Curtis HomJltun, Mrfl. Mhmi~ W-:s: Main s tt&'t. left a trail of myoDavJ.• ~t nt! B"-dle Phillip.<; were L ·m Mr lllld Mrs. J . L . Dnl'fit of tery, of lcidmppin1 c.a=.:tt-r \'lsllorH with Mr. lll'l.d MJ·);. Ch9.1·Jcst.on. w. Va., arrived toda y Willis Dnis Friday. for a ~e veral .-lays vla lt with the ud treachery and Mh.r. Iren e Wilki n~ ur M andl!! former's si81·JL M:-r-. \Yll!l!llll ~lrt­ ouddea death J.~ th e gurst cf ltev . un.-.1 M.r:•. Theo :r.el ond tamll_y. Mouday they wlli ::\f(' h]. motor to Plclterl ngt on wherr a throush Europe. W. 8 . Hart of Columbl.s Is Jam:iy reunion will be enjoy('(] at Their hicliD1 place ~PUHI!n8 ll few days at his home the home of Mr. and M1·s. M d ·~->:~ licr~ this w.•ek. Carse.. became an etnip~a St~nley Bobo Lt. movlug from th e Chester Arnold, of Greensboro, s . equally bamial to EbersiJach ftat on Maln str ee t UJ c .. wl1o has been spenfllng the IIUffi• Ath( J'IJ. mer with his uncle6, George and thooe to wbom they George EIBels~ln of ColumbUii Arthur Arnold, at Mtuersport, visit-, rightfully belonged rrand!Km or Mr. and Mrt1. A. F . ed several days here with his grund· · Eiselstein undt~rwent an upera~lon parents, Mr. and Mn. J . B. Arnold. •nd those~ who tor appendlclt.Ls Friday mornlnv He will leove sundk-y morning for hl!l home at Greensboro. is the tailorill;! specitlliat who will L.~ here with hu~eds nt ., Columbu.<~ hoRpltal. ooulbt to oteal them. of ne'f1 auitin&s aud coatinp _Fall and ~inter-lai-ge Ml'. and Mrs. E1 Smith an•l SJdooy Warwicl: NOTlCJI: Union Avenue wUI bolt Pilmples, and authentic COJbtOtll. He will oheer£ully 1 for a Wf!(!k:s Vl81t with hao '\written tho giVe Yf?U th~ benefit of hil taUorlna lmowled1e, a~ ~· at Akron. 1 otic mystery . . _ i IOJlB.IIJ take yow! measUre~1lor ·KaAn Clothes. ·\ MJ!fl El11le Precke-r returneit to duties at Oalllpoll.s after a brid tioD''\, of the ~ ' - ' ,. with her parents, Mr. and colodulao tho eourt William Fret::ker and tamUy. Roy Hoeftich and sou Earl of arri•'fd from Columbus l or a WC(kl; •ia whence tb!CI vialt with t ela.tlvu and frlenda in You'll be amued at the remarbble valUH preeented thU seuon.. nnd around PomertJY. 5«' tho~rn. Meet KahD'• penonal repre~e~~tativc, without oblis•ru!!ieo ca-. Mr. an1 Mn. L. A. Persons re tion. Fll and u.tUI'actkm are ~baolld:elp IUI$Rteed • • • Ccime lnl rurnt'<l from a wecb. atay at th eir ~ - u- .-; w. I 1fal'fll In Torch, 0. -- · - ~--------------·1 Mr and Mra. c. w. Ihle or Wa.o;!'.l nQ.ton. D. c ., are vlsitinll NOTICE Mrs. C. Ihle and other relatlveB. Mr. u.nd Mrs. J'oe KrBWIS and two c hildren attlved from Charles-ThiS l& to notl.y Ul& publlc, that ton !or a Wet'k eml visit with the \he Whaley Dental O!lloe will be dlaoon,lnued after Saturday, Aug~ forn,er'l!l parent&, Mr. and M:ra. ua1. 29th., 1131 , and all parUes lnMikP Krausa. debted to this omce wm plea.ae set· Chuleio Prall's condition seeh'UI Ue Utelr accounts before the above .slightly improved. daUt, and aU peraona havlna; cl&tma The Grace ound enJoyed a p!.c-latr.;.toat 11814 omee wiU pre1111U~ same nlc cllnner at the home of Mr. and ~~aid ttme. .AU dental equtpro..:m.t ~Mrs. aeorge Nye, Friday evenllll. for sale. Mr. and Mnl. Joseph Meier IIDd WHALEY DENTAL OPFIOE dauehter or Detroit came far a vttU.I By. Or. AlnY L. Wllalq. t wttb t.11t termer• ~. atcqe d-1-n .....• w+~ :-u P0miK'o~. 30ll5- B·vb' · · · · · · · i 'J FORMATION s t'f 'I .' l-IE f Coal . .ug. 324---- INs-Wh!Je' t. he bJ{IIT'l!n o us coal t.uincd a ·n cndm· - FUL ELEC'rRlC F I 'L L TURN l'r ON I lnt:n· k nderll In the ind! cu t ~a n fa l·or~ the suggestion or ~ r r:ad. prr~ioJen t of :oal Company. t.h at lnchot call n c1m• e gnve1nors of Ohl() nla ~kinp; a l!mi- .. HLUY, Ctl(III _ nnlat lv~ s . ~ue r th at howevel'. the u.~-:o or curb t he t ~ hr avv mt, a lll:-ep ~imHaf 1 th e nil fields .of homo., woulcl JJUt ~ :!!strict pre~ldMI or : Worker1 of Amertt will cut down !n r<'a.!!onal:ll1• li m · prke.t; will bl' valfuctlon ~~ <·ne ro! 1 > problf'mli Jn lht I -· ·· ·~- ............... " .·~ ..... ----- -· ---..;,...- ...., - .... . ....... .... ... . .. ........... ~ ' ... . . ' . . ,. ~ -' ... - "' - ...... -.._.., t ~ . �,. - .. ~ - ·- . -~. '· :R FORECAST- Tut~ctay . 1ud r tOday and Prob- !rs Jn E:xtrcme North portion to- &E ANGRY, DEAR tLVIRN · 1MtA"'l NOWI?ONG·AL L1"E At Court Hou•e By Sp< '.or·Who Haa Studied .. LAOS 1-ltJNT in Soulh PQrtlon SI-IOW ()O~T ''"REAT BOZOG flOW WI! Q.A~f.:,rTS r In North portion Tuesday. UGED -ro 1:>0 .,..110 A &OUT TO ~I/IOON' tonic:ht •M · W><EN ·I WAS ,A KID Arrangement -SUNDAY 5 CENTS ''rALKS TO MEMER of~ District Boards ' Education Through• Out County ·Mr. ward. who has mad r en tcjlsive s ~utly or th1· new FystPI tainttion recently enact.ed by State of Ohio, endelworetl Lo pJlln the sy~ tcm and W ~ huw .:.Ui;i..,pource of rrv<>nue fur 1 county ~hools in un adt.lrt>~~ tJ. a i 111eetb1H or the clerk§, pres1c and oth er m"mber ~ of thl' <ill bOarda of eduCilUOn of the l'() school:; held at the Court h s&turdl:ty lllornlng. ]t Wfl! pointed OUL by . t hc HUH? l:i\>E that the burden ot t.axRtlou 111 fe..U 00 th e real e:;ta te a nd, CQ'Iusej the grt"utest amount or : nilr"would bP· rec!'lved from alfltrunt. ThP d1StT\butlon Uf I wm be mad[ 1n rour setlleml'nl:.l di!Bd of t wo, as hereturorc The aQloWlt, however. w11J not be re ed-until Junuary, 1932. iflw three-mill Jcv.v (In bond ethool dl~trlct~. if having !'all( become effective througl1 a suhmitt.ed t.o the people. waul pJlced ·Into effect. b,y th e btnte dqr~- the old rule . . Under the pew S)'Stcm, the t mlU levy on bonds lor the 1 dl~ttlcts will llccomc elfL~tJve If , pa5500 thruu~h u \'OU' ~u bn to, the people. The ~ t at-e wll allc.w It to beco me f'tfEcllce dne s not t'PCI:llve .t he J>"",ll. jorit vdtt"'s In ll.n etectl:.m , t.r cordlr Want. ! - - -·- - - · BIG Wt:LI. LRJU.ED TTIMPT JSTS IN 'AlLURE ( .) . oility Of Labor Ad· •'• Financial Crisis; Proffer ! ' ~~J -'> ...... ION FORMATION By Retiring Premier; raken By Leadero Mf. Council /t. ilii.B well. cupa!Jle of llrtld· &'10ut UOO.OOO feet of gas per was drlll\.>tl In en the Melvin V !arm. at.Hot·rlso nvllle. Friday l .SC !Il!S wndr·nl MacD (! nald, prim:; noon, tt was rep<JJtef.l h err. i):'tle wi!ll Is u n e 01 tnfJ Jiu·gt>sl dticlng well!! ever• drllled in 5eCUon:s. aud JU 'cparalions m' i n(!: made, I~ w as tUI,IlUUI ICetl . to the drilling for cowuderable in thn t sedlon wlthln tlw ucn n ~ay rnHrnmcnt ~ 'A STI(ONG,F KNIGHT W~O WOIILO 90 OtF.fJ5 Of DE~Pi~ATf. 1)1~D INO FO~ LOVE~ ~WEEl SAl<~ .•· turc. - - -- - - -- - I-IE.Y,'THE12E.I WHA1':S "TI-lE IDEA? 111f 01.0 DAY!> A fELUJY'I1 WM0 VvANTt D TO &E A ~~1<0 .IIIST ~HAII'PIN~tllJP ~~~ , BROlJGHT HOME IN~r" l~IT A~D ~hnrle s Haddox, who has be Ill health In Athens for ~f weelui, wp..~ brought to h is hot Pomero~, Bu.turda.y mornlug b ......... k'ILLtt.l A Britain'~ ~ thi:; afternoon in or:ry to ~ucceed the Labor ay he f" J,use nf its iuubil- 1. swrRo- stfi> l>en in hr. - ...,. .... rf'qlte .~ t of K ing Gool"'t'. MacDonald Immediately Xlk the tas k or attempttnr to 1 national coalition governtnnbra.clng the t hree lcu.dlng , but, th('Te seemed every ll'ld o! failure ol\'ing o thl! of D:n•Jd LJ(I.I'd Oeoge, LlbLif'ftaln to partlcipnte. ;; hcl1't'\'er. Mi<:l>-:mld ap- '11!~'1" IJRAG<JN '' ~ RawUnP ambtdance. ~· . -' . • !Y h:J·I lllt\de •· ..., ., ~ b .!!tantlnt pro~ 1 Ius rlt"c! ts to fcrnt a tosli:e h ad won th f' ~; upport of 1 Batd . >.·itl, fo rllle: co:lsrrvalrnc lll llllSL( l , ll !ld lt. W'SS tc G<i th::.t btr Herbcri. Sam- . L\LI. l'~E (iiANl~ 111110 DRP.(iON 5 AR6 OI:AO,C"\-i'"'-1 DORA WA N1~ Only in the 1 Eights. can Y' features wh.i ' quiet, . tri ta ln~proved ME itl Bf A HERO-WHAT (/-lANa 4AVfl( ) WA~ HER&. HlLP! )A~~ DLA'1INC1 ~IR.S1- HILP! i'LL MY I-IA~IVIEI2i:\:l fviY FINGEQ•· BAwl/ HERO \NHEN I'M AROUND II ':JAVf IT ," 6A&'Y I I TtAC" ' IOU NOl TO SiAQT .. AND MA GIMMI'!. A PI;No'\'1 "TO COME'. OVER 10 VOl)R. YARD -ro Cli!Y ~ :ettl ~· . ' Rubber·tl ~:v· I:HI 1u .q, 1,1 !i.,.J I .. l:[!'!'~ : , . :1 ' !1 J!(if:Hf .\·j_·, U - ~:li(i :,. cle-- f ' l · d: 1.11Jl• '.1•hicJl :: ·l ~!l:l 'iCY• t c< ~ 1Ii :e ::ft.r the l:lbo: C ;I; :!:r• 1!129 I.'JUC·. t ·~. , b e i; ~ ::1 T·r -·· I! uJ!ct"l Clinl:r· wlth s.ilo!li:~Lit:n fc.l:<lv:ej uff'rrnre uf a twu~ Bu!::k inl!ham fltb K111g Gc('J!'gP, who l\ad up 11!.~ Mll !trr.f'r vncutton at J Cast!,, in Sc.· tl:tnd 1\nd to ~.ondon tn be m at the ~ lh r lab<:-r govemnwnt. :ll\ oYe r ," s aid a memb!r three' : - - -··· -- ! Leaders K. 0. cars are BE you-and entirely ne1 Grahnm lm "'' ... . ~ . 1osed i l't."'~,, E:essiori ' -State Governors (Of: niting Production of Coal trgh_ Aug . :324-INS--Whi.J.p :~· of the b!lum:nou:> coa.l Htlii10 ? ~< ,R 2 SAVI NG THAT I "IQ[I<~12f.O (,~ QM ; maintaltted n ?w ncim'.,t n"P. la J.:.)r kn tien In thf! to(:J<y itHIICllt r n n fii\'Of• :tlon to th e Sllggt>SI.Ion of Stm1Pl'Cad. pres ident or wg l~ Coal Company. !J.lat fnrd Pinchot cnll n cr:nvith the govt'mors of Ohio HYSI I Vlrginls seeklnc 11 J!rr.lproducUciJl. ~pn:sen t:ll i \· ~ s . how ever, Lhe bel!eC that th l' u~:" of wcr to curb th e t'jfl ht'avy 1ll ourput. a !':l:f:p 5lmilar tlt:en In the oi l fie lds of d Oklahnrnn. would noJt ~ 'agstn . district preslcW<tt or -d MI I'W' Work er.~ of Amer- wit! cut down o within reasonablt> llrnt.:~.blllzr prices wUJ be val·e r-oroducli•m I:<; f n e , f :oerlous protlf'rw; In the s." lng that '· ·' .~ I r ~•~c-1 c u. oi :m .' l !Y:L'. j.;l~. rt.: d .!i!id ~ l.ing!ed futu:"t". 1 ,... ...... . :1 r: ,11!1 ltinued o t; - ~JZ~- ~-.$715 was tL, -:· e•I.J•·r:·n tn•·:· , • M· ......... Y01 m. :1i~ tn• 1 to rontn in rnly t1~·ei\·e or 1 !"':l .. ·::.·:r: ~- ' ·. a·t ,,; tl "J 21 rr.n!s:~:.- VIbration do Silent ell ' lolte Gr. . . .. , . . 11~~· !Ill . Ttw I •• Rub 1M Ru • r rc .- Lllf' dcminion.~ . and E: m1\l'd1n. Chanr:el br of the .f('r to j ut n the national ...-.- ' These are important St:lllley Baldwin. ld il l<' r. MacDonald has per.1 H. Th oma~ la bor!.. F1 \ CRifvi·AAIEN1'LI':Y1! ! a~r:-~d t ~; r:1t~r th : ca b:..1et r Hcrtrn !.•, a lead ing mtmth ~ l it~ra l part .\', whos.e G eo rge, in. Dnvir! Ll cvd efus" rl L.o p<;rtlcipate in a n f' tl\ containlnt; his political ' I �,. - .. ~ - ·- . -~. '· :R FORECAST- Tut~ctay . 1ud r tOday and Prob- !rs Jn E:xtrcme North portion to- &E ANGRY, DEAR tLVIRN · 1MtA"'l NOWI?ONG·AL L1"E At Court Hou•e By Sp< '.or·Who Haa Studied .. LAOS 1-ltJNT in Soulh PQrtlon SI-IOW ()O~T ''"REAT BOZOG flOW WI! Q.A~f.:,rTS r In North portion Tuesday. UGED -ro 1:>0 .,..110 A &OUT TO ~I/IOON' tonic:ht •M · W><EN ·I WAS ,A KID Arrangement -SUNDAY 5 CENTS ''rALKS TO MEMER of~ District Boards ' Education Through• Out County ·Mr. ward. who has mad r en tcjlsive s ~utly or th1· new FystPI tainttion recently enact.ed by State of Ohio, endelworetl Lo pJlln the sy~ tcm and W ~ huw .:.Ui;i..,pource of rrv<>nue fur 1 county ~hools in un adt.lrt>~~ tJ. a i 111eetb1H or the clerk§, pres1c and oth er m"mber ~ of thl' <ill bOarda of eduCilUOn of the l'() school:; held at the Court h s&turdl:ty lllornlng. ]t Wfl! pointed OUL by . t hc HUH? l:i\>E that the burden ot t.axRtlou 111 fe..U 00 th e real e:;ta te a nd, CQ'Iusej the grt"utest amount or : nilr"would bP· rec!'lved from alfltrunt. ThP d1StT\butlon Uf I wm be mad[ 1n rour setlleml'nl:.l di!Bd of t wo, as hereturorc The aQloWlt, however. w11J not be re ed-until Junuary, 1932. iflw three-mill Jcv.v (In bond ethool dl~trlct~. if having !'all( become effective througl1 a suhmitt.ed t.o the people. waul pJlced ·Into effect. b,y th e btnte dqr~- the old rule . . Under the pew S)'Stcm, the t mlU levy on bonds lor the 1 dl~ttlcts will llccomc elfL~tJve If , pa5500 thruu~h u \'OU' ~u bn to, the people. The ~ t at-e wll allc.w It to beco me f'tfEcllce dne s not t'PCI:llve .t he J>"",ll. jorit vdtt"'s In ll.n etectl:.m , t.r cordlr Want. ! - - -·- - - · BIG Wt:LI. LRJU.ED TTIMPT JSTS IN 'AlLURE ( .) . oility Of Labor Ad· •'• Financial Crisis; Proffer ! ' ~~J -'> ...... ION FORMATION By Retiring Premier; raken By Leadero Mf. Council /t. ilii.B well. cupa!Jle of llrtld· &'10ut UOO.OOO feet of gas per was drlll\.>tl In en the Melvin V !arm. at.Hot·rlso nvllle. Friday l .SC !Il!S wndr·nl MacD (! nald, prim:; noon, tt was rep<JJtef.l h err. i):'tle wi!ll Is u n e 01 tnfJ Jiu·gt>sl dticlng well!! ever• drllled in 5eCUon:s. aud JU 'cparalions m' i n(!: made, I~ w as tUI,IlUUI ICetl . to the drilling for cowuderable in thn t sedlon wlthln tlw ucn n ~ay rnHrnmcnt ~ 'A STI(ONG,F KNIGHT W~O WOIILO 90 OtF.fJ5 Of DE~Pi~ATf. 1)1~D INO FO~ LOVE~ ~WEEl SAl<~ .•· turc. - - -- - - -- - I-IE.Y,'THE12E.I WHA1':S "TI-lE IDEA? 111f 01.0 DAY!> A fELUJY'I1 WM0 VvANTt D TO &E A ~~1<0 .IIIST ~HAII'PIN~tllJP ~~~ , BROlJGHT HOME IN~r" l~IT A~D ~hnrle s Haddox, who has be Ill health In Athens for ~f weelui, wp..~ brought to h is hot Pomero~, Bu.turda.y mornlug b ......... k'ILLtt.l A Britain'~ ~ thi:; afternoon in or:ry to ~ucceed the Labor ay he f" J,use nf its iuubil- 1. swrRo- stfi> l>en in hr. - ...,. .... rf'qlte .~ t of K ing Gool"'t'. MacDonald Immediately Xlk the tas k or attempttnr to 1 national coalition governtnnbra.clng the t hree lcu.dlng , but, th('Te seemed every ll'ld o! failure ol\'ing o thl! of D:n•Jd LJ(I.I'd Oeoge, LlbLif'ftaln to partlcipnte. ;; hcl1't'\'er. Mi<:l>-:mld ap- '11!~'1" IJRAG<JN '' ~ RawUnP ambtdance. ~· . -' . • !Y h:J·I lllt\de •· ..., ., ~ b .!!tantlnt pro~ 1 Ius rlt"c! ts to fcrnt a tosli:e h ad won th f' ~; upport of 1 Batd . >.·itl, fo rllle: co:lsrrvalrnc lll llllSL( l , ll !ld lt. W'SS tc G<i th::.t btr Herbcri. Sam- . L\LI. l'~E (iiANl~ 111110 DRP.(iON 5 AR6 OI:AO,C"\-i'"'-1 DORA WA N1~ Only in the 1 Eights. can Y' features wh.i ' quiet, . tri ta ln~proved ME itl Bf A HERO-WHAT (/-lANa 4AVfl( ) WA~ HER&. HlLP! )A~~ DLA'1INC1 ~IR.S1- HILP! i'LL MY I-IA~IVIEI2i:\:l fviY FINGEQ•· BAwl/ HERO \NHEN I'M AROUND II ':JAVf IT ," 6A&'Y I I TtAC" ' IOU NOl TO SiAQT .. AND MA GIMMI'!. A PI;No'\'1 "TO COME'. OVER 10 VOl)R. YARD -ro Cli!Y ~ :ettl ~· . ' Rubber·tl ~:v· I:HI 1u .q, 1,1 !i.,.J I .. l:[!'!'~ : , . :1 ' !1 J!(if:Hf .\·j_·, U - ~:li(i :,. cle-- f ' l · d: 1.11Jl• '.1•hicJl :: ·l ~!l:l 'iCY• t c< ~ 1Ii :e ::ft.r the l:lbo: C ;I; :!:r• 1!129 I.'JUC·. t ·~. , b e i; ~ ::1 T·r -·· I! uJ!ct"l Clinl:r· wlth s.ilo!li:~Lit:n fc.l:<lv:ej uff'rrnre uf a twu~ Bu!::k inl!ham fltb K111g Gc('J!'gP, who l\ad up 11!.~ Mll !trr.f'r vncutton at J Cast!,, in Sc.· tl:tnd 1\nd to ~.ondon tn be m at the ~ lh r lab<:-r govemnwnt. :ll\ oYe r ," s aid a memb!r three' : - - -··· -- ! Leaders K. 0. cars are BE you-and entirely ne1 Grahnm lm "'' ... . ~ . 1osed i l't."'~,, E:essiori ' -State Governors (Of: niting Production of Coal trgh_ Aug . :324-INS--Whi.J.p :~· of the b!lum:nou:> coa.l Htlii10 ? ~< ,R 2 SAVI NG THAT I "IQ[I<~12f.O (,~ QM ; maintaltted n ?w ncim'.,t n"P. la J.:.)r kn tien In thf! to(:J<y itHIICllt r n n fii\'Of• :tlon to th e Sllggt>SI.Ion of Stm1Pl'Cad. pres ident or wg l~ Coal Company. !J.lat fnrd Pinchot cnll n cr:nvith the govt'mors of Ohio HYSI I Vlrginls seeklnc 11 J!rr.lproducUciJl. ~pn:sen t:ll i \· ~ s . how ever, Lhe bel!eC that th l' u~:" of wcr to curb th e t'jfl ht'avy 1ll ourput. a !':l:f:p 5lmilar tlt:en In the oi l fie lds of d Oklahnrnn. would noJt ~ 'agstn . district preslcW<tt or -d MI I'W' Work er.~ of Amer- wit! cut down o within reasonablt> llrnt.:~.blllzr prices wUJ be val·e r-oroducli•m I:<; f n e , f :oerlous protlf'rw; In the s." lng that '· ·' .~ I r ~•~c-1 c u. oi :m .' l !Y:L'. j.;l~. rt.: d .!i!id ~ l.ing!ed futu:"t". 1 ,... ...... . :1 r: ,11!1 ltinued o t; - ~JZ~- ~-.$715 was tL, -:· e•I.J•·r:·n tn•·:· , • M· ......... Y01 m. :1i~ tn• 1 to rontn in rnly t1~·ei\·e or 1 !"':l .. ·::.·:r: ~- ' ·. a·t ,,; tl "J 21 rr.n!s:~:.- VIbration do Silent ell ' lolte Gr. . . .. , . . 11~~· !Ill . Ttw I •• Rub 1M Ru • r rc .- Lllf' dcminion.~ . and E: m1\l'd1n. Chanr:el br of the .f('r to j ut n the national ...-.- ' These are important St:lllley Baldwin. ld il l<' r. MacDonald has per.1 H. Th oma~ la bor!.. F1 \ CRifvi·AAIEN1'LI':Y1! ! a~r:-~d t ~; r:1t~r th : ca b:..1et r Hcrtrn !.•, a lead ing mtmth ~ l it~ra l part .\', whos.e G eo rge, in. Dnvir! Ll cvd efus" rl L.o p<;rtlcipate in a n f' tl\ containlnt; his political ' I �aPLANATION ' B -.. READERS NOTICE-If JOtl w..t the Newa Office of The Dail) Tribuae, call 236-L 1 if the Buiae., Ollice aok for 202-R. TAX SY! runE snu -· . At Court Hou•e By .:: er Who Hu Stu Arrangemet '.tALKS TO ~~<Diotrict OWE DOORBELL.. I WAS 50UNO ~.&Ell>~ t .,.....OlJb.MT I C()UI 0 ReST wHEN MY ~<\MIL.Y W1!:M' OUT l'\<& OO.Y, 51JT NO 5UC:" L.UCK\ ~"" IT'S __..., PAPA IHA'I'E~E '!OCITS -'NO FULL LEASED CA.'SPER •uNNY AIV.E 7 l W""'fr TO ClfT SUMP~ OUT o~ rr! :VOL. V-NO. 291 IP 11'1 JrfiiWI 1T8 D1 THJ: DAL..Y 1'1UBUN• Boa1 Pal tly cloudy Wday a nd Tue-st\a.y. Prob- lbly loc!il showers In txlnmc North portion to· day Wumer In South porLlon tonia:ht an4 ;omewhu t cCKJJ .. r In North portion Tuesday. OF NEWS lNTERNATION AL · SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, MONDA)', AUGUST 24, 1931 1-'RICI!:-SUNDAY G CENTS McDonald Tenders Gbor .Cabi~~t Resignation Pl.EA.SE, of Ohio. endeavor! OWE IOUNNY PAPEIR <' CAN\ HAVE. p.ln the ~ystrm ami to "*·.source o! rn,.nue ~A.ND cqunt.~· scllools in un adell 1WANT"10 ,.,.._OUT C...SPER "'UNNY )"":"?-~ a .meetinlii of the dez ks, and ·other mPmber~ of t l bOanil of educo.tton of t CLIP SUMPN Olf1' OF .,..E OF -touR FINAl REPORT ON! w~~~:n~~ ~i~ TWEUE ~ICTIMS News Flashes r'THHH MORE ARE NAU1J~~~~k~J5oERs! SECOND ATTEMPT lAW OB~[~V~NCE c!~:. . ~~RN~~: RECORDED IN OHIO .,~;:;~::~tl~.:;r~~~: MOWH DOWN BJ : ~~::·;,:;?~:·;-,~.:~:~:::~<~; :~i 1 BY SOCIALISTS IN rn TOOAVJ i ~~~~;;il ~~~:t:.:: ::~~;: AUTO ACC InUENTS r:~!~~~~:::~:~f~:~~u~:;:t~~~-~~~~~~~: CAN ""T[ RS' GUNS I~.:. . :.:r:::~:~:<~?i:'~':::~~·, ::~~;; BRITAIN' FAILURB Is lssu [.U a~ :.~naucnymullS b~ !~..~ ~t 10(n'io AND sdloots · held al the Co• B~urda}' mornmg. lt WHII pointed out by .t tbQt the burden o( l.aX!I! rflu ort the real cstatlt co:'bll&l the greatest amou n\tr would be received . adloimt. Th.- dlstrlbutlo: wnt be made in !our setth Rthd of two, as heretofor' a.,Pow1t, howeller. will not ed-uat.ll January, 1932 · 'fill~ three-mlH levy OIJ 1:!~001 districts. Jl ho.vin, become efl'eetlve throual ~; ajhmitted to the people plaCed into effect b.v the dif"' tbe old rule . · 'under the new system, mill levy on bondli tor d~"'llici.S Will become eft if, past;ed Lhrough 11. \'Ot.e t.Q, the people The sta allc.w It Lo become el11 dne.s no~ receive the Jl vOteR In nn electl :m, :..1 Wau'd . EATHER FORECAST- --1;: NATIVES BLAMED PRINT A COMIC. STA.MP oN OWI6 Ci:lR.NER EVER:'!' WEEK FOR. . ~L MON.,.., I TR'Y "10 t,tlT 1'15 MAN'f OF EACH 5TAIO\P AS 'YOU C.AN! PAST!! "TW!M tN A S00K AoN0 SAVE -n.EM ! TE"L.L ll<E 4100\NN-uP~ 10 ~lit! 'THE !imiMPS I'OR 'IOU, 1'00! fT WILL Bt; LD'fS OF FUN 10 51!E. YotllCI< '!OUNJ,GTI!It. IN 'lOUR NE14H801itH000 CAN COLLI!CT n<lt .....::>5T COMIC STAMPS !! •" lilti1,.•1 • BIG WELL ,. ltD ' ' l!t:ll A gu well, capable 01 atjout 1,800,000 feet o' 8 was drlll'ed In on tbe Me tai·m, at .Ha!Tiwnvllle, P. noon, II, was reported I~ !]'he well 1s one Ql l.ne duclng wells C\'er 1 t:1"111 scct.lom1, 11nd pn)paratk Jne- nuu.le. It was UllJW~' the drllllng for conl:iiaE In that section within t 1 . I Wickenham lnveotigat· ing Committee Com· pleteo Job HERE'S ntE FIRST lf@@lf$ GJ® ~CRt STARr A COLLECTION! ANO Lr1!'T A.NOTHE~ OF 1>E FOR .1UNI~O ARB ~ 'TON'IN4 10 ""'!"~•~ -n<E PO()IO CHIL.O'S HEAR"r .. - 'IOJJME, DOWN '10 .,..1! --·- ·-.- ton•:~ l 8nta1~ For Conditions; 31 Citiea Prove Foreigner Wronged t"(..UI:! Idt:J t.:l •t a nuvul experl· enle 1tlld a good JOke, os 1t Wll.S caut<i i.Jy uewspll.pt:'rrrwu wli .... p1wpGsea u Tcday, Earnshaw, who hiUI lo.hmp t '-I.C il C.UJe sc;clll.l stanumg ' tt.ml r.munc1al b~ck · KI-.Ulld. !Lit tl\e JCJite turn on him. A woman W1llJ saw u J:ol~;tme cf the ··~J:J G,\·UP '' ~:&~a~;·a.~(ctkey a~~chr~~~~~ Mack, declareu "o p.1hcc tha '. ~ne idtn tlhed the basebeJ..I Washlngtou, Aug. 2~eorge w ~~~~~ u~n~ 11 ~r[; 1~e~r ~~~un~:(' ~JMM"Y' -- Two Killed Jn Wreck At Ch'JJ I icothe, Drivera Are Held __ FOR JNTQXICATJON Triple Cra;b'"Near E. Liverpool Causea·Death of y W oun_c__ oman tcr\:J.y tht' rtosu]t{Jt t'p t 1; pollct' I hut ,1 robt•: ,y wa~ In pro~lrAA hllre. -~ SEEK )IISSING (HRI. HBl<J\Ilon. 0 .. AU!!. 24--IN~Ol.llc!1nwtt postal 11 uUlorltJes 1.01111.~ wert' BBked to a.id In t.raclnl!l & leller :ecelved Saturd~y by Waild A Hnrm. u( thl£ cit y, trom hi!! 14 yc:u old dii.Ughtr:·, RDBem&ry ~:~~te~~~ec:l whu ll"om het heme hrrt 1"he letter. mailed tn ctncmHotl . I :1it t 1" pl'nHrat.n!' 1'10 __ Execution Similar Chicago To n1.~t~ I 1\JtlJ \JI or Uw north P'-'le. Br•l'f rolt.:ll:ia~u; reL t'l\td he! {' t .1t1d rhJ , :1 tllvu ~l~.~ dll\\'n .1 1 tht ll II!" HI An·tic wal.t-r' found h • h Massacre, tOl!l ,l\\":1.}, but tbJI I •HIJIH.11 , oa , J·Jng tuaocr \\.• ~ , flhhl ;'. riJdtler;.; Perpetrated !Ia . _ I n et · Hrcl('{l The udVt:l lt U:f ·. ~ (nn,u:ltcrt·d 11 rlf1 · ~new ;~m~ ~; lltl ot ~ .1\lb !n •·' SEXTETTE GUILTY ·---- Of Linina Up Trioj One !>CliP Dies Instantly; OtherTwoMay Die 4.. leglc.JJ.'. . 111 t" n; ''"'.... t.'~· Prime Mini•ter Confeues Inability Of Labor Advii-era To Cope With Nation'a Financial Criaia; King Accepts Proffer s:~.!f.l ;::d~·o~·\:: a~!: :Y~·.:. worr~· New Task ImmediAtely Begun By Retiring Premier; I Newp;papen Aaaail Stand Taken By Leaders 1 1 Of Trade Union Council "[GON ~ B~M BINC A~;-;4··· 1NS~WIIIJ lJ I r ll W1-4EN I CA.N """I"&L.L.. HIM TO be FI~M ! HE AtN'"T A 60.56 •HE'S A · use:o -.oo~K~NO~~w~..:_..::.__r--" r N14+lT-MARE. I BROUGIIT HOI HIM IN OMAJotA Charles Hl\ddo:c, who : l I Heu..o, N\R. TRO 1 1 eR. TH~ IS niE CLE!RK S - I N k III\IOt. CASPER IS IN 'THE L08BV 10 5EE YOU,51R.! HE SAYb HE'S AN OLD Fl'tlENO OF 'f01~5 ...,>? Yl:SSnit! n....... <\-EI5, A 510R1' ABOUT KI!:NNE"Tl' "TlWTT'ER I HE'.:> ... FAMQu ·~· l\o'I()VlE OIREC'!OR NOW! IN FJI01; "E'~ l>IE W>IOL.E!. CHEESE ..>."T 'THE L.OCAL. STUDIO I >'MI':1' A I HOPE I '6EE THE OA."'t' J, cOM IN GOf ll N0y134 0 11 1 00 I ,fJ.Il;..·... weekio, Willi llrouaht t.o t Pomeroy, B"turda.y mor: RawJJng8 ambulance. ~· I I ' I AND REQUESTS COALITION FORMATION 1 1"1, Nt· .... YorK. • I . Jnternatlonal News Service ' By OTTO j). TOLISCII US Wicke..rsham's "three foot shelf on F'OJIC(. t:.lmully .'Xpla.Jn.!tl Wi!· tht~ • rede "Ill auth;;.r.~o{· /., fHtpu~<· d ,~ ~TTfMPT ~ ~ "Joke"' Mr:-;. Edward Week-end automotule &ccident~ BAJ'\"DITS- ROB LODGE crIme wa.s completed today wtth !Oiu N;-w York pu 11 ct· lutluy ut .t lt•:s St·.tf Corrre!"p o lHll•nt the Issuance of the Uth and final son nnd she went 11omc HI m Ohio swelled the summer fataLol'.tin, 0., AUf. if-[NS-'I1l.rt!t' drl\'e Ut:l!.itll!l. gan~sten t.•lt' m:.,1 report on law observance and law disgust. They haven't exUty list by 11.t least twel\'e, a check~ masKed and heavily-armed s:tf~ wus dead and two ulhe•~ u~ 111 g !lf' London, Aug. 24.-Jetme:-; Ram.·wy MacDonald. prim ~ enfcrcem~nt. Two :vcat'.!i of effort p\alned to Eam.shaw--yet. up by Interno.tlonal News Service CtllckerE lnvadt!d the heudquarten: ler l.l:lll:5 hllt'd Up Ulltl JJCI(.!lcd I -, minister in tht> only two dalist governmentH in Britain'3 wns entailed In the nnlshecl proJ~ ___6 .showt!d today. of lh£ WrnJn MCJOfM' Lodge herl' w.th bulkot.Jo. RPfmrt>ntly oum nm· 1 Bomb At M'nsf•'eld Newa duct · Th'" 1n chme 8Uiig. • histor_l', had apptlrcntl)· ~ utct·ed1•d this aft~rnoon in or~ "' Ia.s t oI the pos th umous·- ··-- - - · Theodore Suttcn or PortBmoutu toda\1• Rn d -•sca•..,..d · ,.... WJ th II""""" B 'ld' reporl..s--the Wlck:erahnm commll•· J~PAN[~[ A'~"~A'tT and &lem McCafferty o~ OhUll- ('al!lh arter bindin~ and su~glng tw( 1 Ntw Yot·k'~ lutt"sl llnu~,~~;ter out· ut tng h Found ganizing a national coalition ministn• to s uc ceed the Labor .!"ion went out of existence on June.i " cothe were held tn ;. til on charaesl offtcluls and a night watchman. l•l"t:Rk, pollee suld, was a HJlnl.•lut · Unexploded ' ffi d 1 f •t · b'l 30-dealt with "Cr 1me an d lh e foof Intoxication as t.he result of 11 1 et \':dcntlni''N Dtty t ' Xt•:::ulH; :J Like 1 _ ' t'tthinet that ~re nt nul oft o H:e t u a.\" >el'<tU~e o t li ma J ~ elgn bom." crash at Chillicothe when their ~~~~~ AVIAl"ORS KILLED the r unmen Ju Chlcu~:~v Ill H.l.!\1. I Mnn!;f\eld, o, Aug 24 ~INS- I ity to ('ope with Lhe financia l l'risi~. I ~:s ~ result of eXhaustive Inquiry machine overturned. Dlln&"inK 1tl g , Atli. Z4--IN8-Avln~ who tllated ~>t>ven rlvtll" Ngalil " l I Mystlf'wd by an uttempt to "'"•~"C\t .~~---~.-~..-.--~...,..~...-~..-~--·-...,..~.-~--------·~·- _,~..-n t is subject. the body reported 1 dm~th to Marsaret Knoles, 40, of d on's Catallty toll In U1e Pittsburgh wall flm.l klll!:!d Uu"m tile ~tu·cc~ ,k: Lhe plant of the Mansfteld New Thl' mHus~ry, embracliq.:: Labor· :no •"'•e!~d • " 1 Hdoofion"It',1','W • ,.'y~ thno w 1 sp,rln,ofiPoel~~~oudthK.atherlne Hua:hes 1d~Hytr~:th••!}dncreased by two to;- 1tim~ w~re e... ec® d ~lth tbt' PICl"\K- ; II.'Jo>S than 48 houns after u bum~ · itt'S consl:'rva!lves and LiberalS At the r rq~e~t of King George, 10 01 "" '""'" ,.., enths Of two youths 'on 01 a !iring squa.U ' w11.s hurled Into the ba<oerne nt of ' will contain the f::ollowlng names It Premier MacDonald tmmedlately tilL ''lOl'eign bom oommJt con&ld· When bls cat crashed into a tt-ee fwhu were killed. when their ne>N ' ,, ., · b 1 the Mon.sfleld Journel. omclal~ ol I was learnl'd by Intt>rnauo11a l N('ws undertook the task of attempttug to 1 htll were accoote<l } live s un- • :a h M ,eriffily fewer crlmss than !.he native after a colliiiOn with &nctber ma- model plane cnuhed in a 300 root Be 1 . form a na.ilonal coahiwn go.vern~-·"~1~.-,~~· . ,.'Mfi't...,Qj!, I P~~.o:' i ~. }'-CQkmel~'. .. "£~ ~.11j-;ue!IM"otl'Q!t, ~'.•~~!~tlallallll~le.; d,l·~~ -~~ . to~~-- ~t. nen Sunday 1liBbt o.na t~ hr.ed p~':alahenoo: ~~ws~~:s~ i:~y ' r.c:amsay MacDonald. Labc.rttr .l, meut embracing the three leadU18 ~,. ""'"'"' Illll "COitinWI• ~--_ ~• .,. t~wpdrt; ft.7 wM b lj' in _ \IP •ar.a\6. a ~ted. 1 ~Qilt.~ . .d0\lb1et& t.hl!: t&.OOO reward thfly or- 1pretnler. parties, but there ~~eemed every 011, undll.l' chatrmanebtp 01 TD.ft-3 Excitement To Ruli Jured. e 'VICUW were Jacob U)'8, a:!, In the Willlame:burg larr of fered. when tlle building or their i Lord !lankey, Laborlte. ~ IJitC'UhOOd of failure owin!J o t.be attorney seneral nnt startled the H" h 1 J i A triple automobiJe ace1dent on Ia I cen.11ed pilot and Joe .Petrosk. Brwkly~. A fusillade of .!!hots oom))l"tltor was bombed. I Stanley BA.Id,.,·tn. Conservative. rdusal of David Lloyd. Ocoge, Libcountry with a 'report bearing the · 11 n apan ' the Jh.lt L1verpool-Younptown Ul, 111 student tlltlr. mowfd .hi" 11\o down Om was -·- , I Nevlllt• Chamberlain Cor:~cryauvt> l t>tnl chieftam to pnrtlc!pate. "unanimous" conclusion that prohl- YOUN road 011.\llied the death of Mrs. -killed inl!tantly and the others so Mon.sfleld A ~ IKSl.........C _ J. H. Thomas. Laborfte Later. hc"·ever, 1145CD:. :Iald ap2 0 blUon was enforceable and s1JOuld By JAMES R . Phyllis Peterson, 22, at Ea.st LiverSEEK MOVJE BANDITS badly woundf•d 1t was sa •O lh('~ fronled wll'h t~~~ seco:ld bomb~~g 1 Philip Snowden. Lfl.borlle j J::9.1 <'!1ll)' hui mr·dr cubl!tautml pro~ be given fwther trial. but which Tokyo, Aug. 24--With the Lind· I pool. Her husband, Harold, 23, PJqua, 0., Aua:. 2t-INB--Thre.J cou!d not live. plot Bgalnst Mansfield New!:ipaPt'r 1 Blr Samuel Hoa re, conM""n·ulh r 1 br (s, m his cite! :s to form a c,oauembodled Individual opiniotJs show- berghs only 11. few hundred miles was cut and brUIIf!d. bandits who held up the mana~rer Th<·n the flvl' gung~~ters JOiued 11 plants ln les..~ than 11 week. pollee I Lol d Hailsham. Const>rv:lt i"lll' 1 twn He ha d wcu the suppor~ of lng a majority of the elevt!n mem· away from the capltaJ o1 Japan Hel' throat pierced by II. sll~ or of IJie Bch!ne.. Plqull theater hera xlxtn num :~I I he wheel ()f a wall- today redoubled their e!torts to s 1r H@rbert Samuel. Liberal 1 Sla!l:~J Bnldwm, forme: co:lscrvabers thought the Ia.w should be and the su.11pense caused by their "tlnd.sh1eld glas, two-year-old Ruth last night and escaped with 1700 _lng illllomobllc und diSHp~aled . trace the source of t he bombs. Sir Donnld Madeun. Liberal t !n ;mmc m11m;l ~ t. and lt llrllS modified, It has delved Into ever>· danllerous misadventures over the Edna Pletcher dted while being lnl cash while hundreds s~t Inside, Tile two d}·lng men w~::l·e found Fnllowlng closely on thl.' hee•~ of The Marqut's~ nf R~ading, Ltb- untl-·:·stcccl that ::.u· Herbert Bam1 phase of criminal proeodu'' r•· Kurlles relieved by their safe ar- rushed to a Tllfln hospital The w tncSIIIng a movie, were hunted '"" · "" h11d h 1 h h thtoughout thJs sect! t d .rrow'lng 50 :VIll"ds lrom lhl' phHT the explcmlon In the pla.nt. of The ood. .~1 h11.d : t g1 .:-~ d t ~ r. nter llt ; cab!.1et bulk: brochures i the1oon totalled rlvlll at Nen_J.uro, excitement nm c Wlls ur ed throug t e wtnd on ay. whcte Uwy wcrr .shot Poll( :: :;um- Mansfield Journal, Pollee Bunfia~· LCird Irwin. a CmtSI"l"valtvr ~nd I ulsrJ E>1r Hcrtert J', a leading mtm4·023 pages, or approximately l.dOO.- high ln Tokyo todllJ. llhield when the car smashed lnOO llt:LD FOR R.'\N~OI\I rnolll·ci IJy a walchmun who hearn night ret.Kirted the discovery of an forme r viceroy to Ind ia . Is bl'lilf: 11· -, i..J th <e hbe:·;J.i pnrty. whose 000 words--enough to make up apThey landed at N~muro at 7 :51 11 telephone pole. Chirago. Aug. 24-INS-J<Jhn J. the t 'lot.s ln Lhe lon ~ ly Broo klyn !mpro~·Jsed bomb In the plant or prominently mentmned a;.; ~t·t:rc;.~r_, , • il ' tflam. Dt•v 1d Llcvd George, proxlmotely 25 novels of popular 1\. m. today l4:37 p. m. Sunday E. Hw·led out of a roller coaster ', .. , ....... n, ct•-, ..... , ... d ,,.,,., .. ,,. wl< l' the MIUls!leld News. for fnrclgn affaln; t!Rtl•· ro_ ru~· ·d t..u p·,Htlcll''l' In a 11 length. B. T.J alter a flCty-mUe tugh!. and thrown through the wooden ""Jnc!("· Lynch, spOJ't.snum und pub- ........... ,. ""' v• .,_ , " ... Jn today's final report, the com· from Lake Annoro, Kunashlrl 18· track structure into the water, llahrr of rut'lng infonnatJUn. loduy five bullrts w1...unds. thE' other The cllsr.o\lery of thi!" bomb. which I - -. . '!llH'Jtlm "nl con lam!~ hi~ poJ!tlcaJ mWJlon took Sharp is.11ue With the land. They lert the lake, where John Landis, 20, of Basil, 0., was was ht'ld by kldno]wr~; who de- WOU!1ded in th(' abdome11. had burned Itself out Instead of exLondon. Aug ~4-Grct~-l Bu ...d!! S nrrh-c·:('m ',, S~:.wlcr B<~ldwm. on-streased conclusion the foreign they had made their fourth forced killed at Buckeye Lake. maml a nmsom or $250,oou under Poi'ce, hying to exphm tlw 1,_,w plodlng, was made by firemen Who iM·cond attR!llpt 111 history at 11 ' o!.1 adrllti,.. r: MacDuna!d ha~ perborn are largely responsible for landing sin • e their. departure from A frightened team of horaes the threat of de&th If lhP money defumce of warring gangste1 s, sam had been summoned to the build· clnllstlc ..Iorm or govc•rmm:• ul cumc wadtcl .J H 'T11 cm\:.s iaborl• America'.!! crime wave although It Pel.ropavlov~k. Kamchatka, la!Jt cHa.used the death of Harold H. is 110 ;. paid by Utday or tomorrow. the:v believed the shootmg was t h":) ~':!e~netxtlngUJ.sh a sniall rtrE' In tht' :;;.i:lP. ~~::;:t~~ ~r:.dRR~:~ ~~~~.1: 1mi~' lt-tc: !c. thP dcmmiOns and refused to ama·m or deny their Wednesday, at 7:11 a. m. 14:07 p. !'<zen, ~. at Alliance, who wus out.cor,le of another heel facllou · · 1?hl! lt r ~ J IOII'.:icn C hanct'lbr of u 1e American-born children were the l m. Sunday E. S. "r.l thrown beneath a wagon when tbe FIRE FOl,LOWS BI,AST ftghL. The\' sail..\ th~·y thought the • Flr~men found the building fill - 1 'lt:x"tleqUH to j GI!l the national ling leadern. On the latter sco · The llttle city of Nemuro, which horses bi·oke IOOBe . Cleveland, Aug 2-i~ JNS-Fllr fivt" ~an!fl:iters ha(t l~lduaped thcrr td Wllh ~make. due toR blaze m a . , ~ : tw; \ m~ : ll Thf' 11 ~ ":", m :J I ,I T) waa It 'ound rontllctln a: d I d r~ has been waiting eagerly to greet A six-year-old boy and a youth of wh ld l fcllowed a mystoel"lotL~ r:c- rl va" rushE.'d th em to the descrt,;o pile of rars and towels at the bot- 1 Lo~don. Aug 24 ~ J~S .-· 1,.,. 1 II'< t F:1 to contulll cnl· Lta•h evhtr.nc ~ and r~c:mr:: dn: cqufa ,the famous Colonel and his wile 2J were victims ol uutomaillle ac. . , tom of lhe stalrwav In the baseDcftll\e llw llllr"rtalnt :. te . . , , . "J , .:, ~r 1 ,~ .. ."'"' 1 ther '•tudy 0 , 11 • .0'1 u( Pit- BruokiHl :;~Cdion anc..l .~ twl thrm ment. The unexploded Domb was ~t1ltin ~ from co!lap~'-' o.l t :~ .. ~~ , m · ~t l ·· -11 "' l! - -1 8• 0 ,ur- lsmce they took off from Kamchat- tldent6 In Cle\'eland where nearly plosfcn desttO}'t'd tht- homt~ 11 · · le ,..x em. nr 1 kll 1\naliy touched oH Its celebra- a doxn others weN! lujured ln lro Sr.~lf!dl, IHI lill'!U\:111 1'-' n~ntt, . ~~ 1 ' t; l,un man. Jo:hnL twlct• lhn1 fo11nd In the burned nli~ The In · Luhor gow ltmwnt !!1~ l.o•: · ; , :··:lid, .~~-: 1 1.~ 1 ~, ~· 1 ,~:1'·,. .1 " <I~ as the Old folk were concemed.,u 011 too Mon. Memben o! the smashups. Albert De Vine, 6, was ont.l :or u Unu• t!;r •at.·n?<:l l! w lht> :l.'a<l. wa~ H' ·nt ll !< d fl.~ An- I tended tomb wss eh;hl Jnch<' s n finn ~ lock cxthanl!t OP" •• I ! 1 ~ 1 ' ··•l: 1 • 1 ' 1 ~ ' 1111 · ' ~hau~h, Lhe Investigating b 0 d Y 1cn:w of a boat tn the harbor, hear- ~truck as he played In 11.n eust fiide Hvc tll Mcmonul Ho;;.p1lal h(. t' tu- \11 ~ '1~ Fc!l.ti"H 2'.! •'JC·convlcl llu lun: th <\nd two m~li~:; wide H f1rm tod;1y T1 aclmt( w .t 'I : ... : !l ' _; .t • <'fl · · t'l ' ~;uiJi ... cun them fa.r more amenable to ling the whirL' of airplane mot.Qrs street and died a short time later. day. Totnl damu1v w •• s $10000. :wotu!(!t'd lllnt wetr· ~-1UIIliY Lc.,.,. had been wrapper! In tupf' ,. "'1' 1 111 th r c.JII) M:t;s.:):o · :•1 1 I · nf.C l<':tu .1!!1 ·vlncJ'l Amerle~n lows than native whl~s approaching, thought. It was the John Modic, 23, was fatally m-·'~ord•. 21. cn.fJ:tmiP n·vm l:.llll~J :t l' Pollee' 11-cr~ o.t ~ Joss tor un C:<l · /.J P. '. h U r.Dic: :. : ~cun:l W V• und ne"roos. L!nrlbergh pl11.ne and gave a whls- jured When the auton1obile in ~HIPPI:KS INDIGNANT fr.!'lh<.tcry whert< Fen:m.: hl! . 1•. plnnauo:1 of the ll.{tPmpted llo111'J· -==!./ · :· :! .-, :< ~ ~~: ;:. ffi. :c ::.ft . 1 the !::tOO: The deportation tnw _was attack- tic Ulast. ' Which he was riding collided head- I WHiihlDiton, Aug. 24--INS- Il•· ed. bo ld Ang\'lo Cmauni. :!0 l tng al lhe New"s plant. or the CX· I Oonnld corfe.<;scd lhc 1. :t bJI• t·, t { lr J' r' h ' •I :: .c 1 ~2~ d rrt . !'~. , h e ('d In so rar .~ It pNmltkd ret I.! ' 1 Mnyor Ando of Nemuro and hi! on with nnotber machine. Other , dlgnant over the Fedet·ni Farm Tllf' ch ct tlnp, ( ~::.e Its c lty nnct I ploslm1 ut the Jon mal building F1l- I his Lnbcr wbhwl tJ c.op~ Wllll li1· 1 ~ t r 1•t1• P' .n:s: !":' p·1· ' ' I <.11. ot of lhe allen wtlllout timt< limit for councilmen hurried with the po~Ul· pussen11er~; ln boU1 machines were i Bnard"s taJIUre to sUpulale that /(dera\ authmitws WL'l"c ll meet t;; l dav The blll~l RL tile J uumn.l nation·~ flna 11 c:al cru;t•; [.J"d b· ••• {·.. .._~ ·~ll n ·t :J' u :;;. n· cr sad-, cau.~P.::~arlslngafter entry.' l&.tlon of Nemuro and many out-~only bruised. American ships be L15ed when It di~;cu~!< 11 1ww 11 ght a&allls t guflg· · bulldlng partially wrecked the bus· 1mttted his res 1gnaLion tn I-:::1::: nr~., nungled ll'lth m: ce1 :J.IUlJ· Antl~soelal conditions, "for which alders to the waterfront and set Two persons met de11.th !n the eontracted tu trude 25,000,00 bush- s-tcrs and gumurn followlnR }'ll·jlnee.<~ office and Injured a nlght,a~mte. '-r ' ''e futu:c our American oommunltles are re- fire oo the beRoons to KUide th!:l vtcJnlty ot YoWJgstown in separate Jel8 or American wheat for 1,050,000 day's street battle bctiV('I.'n tJOIJct' watchmen at the pla.nt It .i Je~.>!;;u:lticn ft.l!Jwej a twu~ 1• The monarch Hel~Jt.Nl 1\w J"e~i!l;t;ponslble, In most cases, made crlm· AmerlcaM through the h~ze. Cla.shts. C. L. Buchanan Qf New baas of coJI'ee with the Brazilian and two bllndiLs 111 which six JJt>l"· A few hour& before the bomb w&s nat 1on. and the lnbOJ n11111 st ry h 'IUJ 1 onfl..'rrmc at Bu: klnli:h&m lnal.s, anarchJsts or prostitutes oi The arriving plane turned out to Kensington, Pa. ," was killed when government, AmerK:an ship-owners &m8 Wt!re k11led and 12 inJ ·:1 uncovered In the News building, the which ha~ 8 ulded l\1(' nCI\tmlrs ot I Palac~ 1.1 ltll Ki.lg G''"i'gl' who had these dl'!part..ees, It was round, and be that of a Tokyo newspaper. his machine collided with another announced today they will ask One of the victims was 11 •;:.'~r Bnt.sh-Moore NewspRpe1·s, lnoor- 1tl1e nation smce May. 1929 ...,..., 11 ~ 'orvk<u "P h:s ~uJ.ma·r v~cntlon at the question was asked '"whether At the time Colonel Llndberll'h near Youn1stown. The other vic- President Hoover to reopen the \' ld ·I • porated, publ!shers of the News, out ot e:clstence. B:o !: 1,, 1111 Castl 2 in r tl d d 6 c r. n this legislation dealll jL15ly with oth- WW'I tlYing blindly over Kunaslll tim was Oarf\!!ld Gales, 49, klllefJ deal. . etlr o B1' dl.scU58ed the Journal plant bomb· l _ _ _ ~.. . -· .. . " , an bland trying to nnd a plllc.! to Inn tramc accident 1n Youngstown The government ag,>nts, srnl her< lng In an edltorlol and offered n .... . . . . . . u u n • v "·~ l,· ttt~l ..{'d to ...o!ld()n tn bt- mat the <Oontinued on PBII'e three> hmd. trapped again by a KurU~ rra HUl, 29, ot Dundee, M1ch, JIMMY HAVING GOOD TIME oo President Hoover·s c rdcrs. werr rewnrd of 15000 ror the arrest anl1 1 le:1 L of tile laOCr gu,·emmcnt. was drowned when the boat In Budapellt, Aug. 2._1NB--Mayor sch~d..tled to con,er with omclub comlctlun oi the person or per - ANXIETY FELT FOR : _ ~ 1 !S all ~ver:· ~alci r1 m~mber •·peosouper" fog. He finally came down in a ..lttle which he wns riding capsized In James J . Walker o1 New York left vf tht- polif:l' department tn ciiEituss sons who were responsible for tile GERMAN A VIA TORS . 1co nti1Juecl 011 PR"~ ihr,., lake, without the fnlntest Idea. or Lake Erie at Toledo. 'Two com· Budapest this a!tern0011 for Baden meanf, of fighting th~ mr.•1 ac.o or -· - --· ---· --- --~· "" 1 hiRlocaiJon unt.llnatl\'es summon- panlons were ~scued. Austria, en route to PariR. ganc-lnnd. rContlnuedor~pagetllrrr.l , Ikrlnl Allol H I ~ S- ".·l· . t:'· • .-· ·· - ... ed the pollee. At length two J11.me~:~ Wlninl!l, u. was killed "t have had such a wonderful · schoolboyR with B s mattering of when hJs bicycle swerved Into thr. Ume in Hun,a.ry,' Walker told In- N H Ifor Illf" sa tety of WJIJy H.toj~· ami l ln English lntormed the LtndbefiJhs path ot. ~n automobile. Tbe driver ternatlonal N~ws Service befdre hls 0 ELP UNLESS IChr:fuan ·' :ha us:.c!l (, •'••' 1 a'n•To Retire Ftom S e nate where they were and the tnhabt- was exonerated by pouce. departure. "I aatned three pound~ THEY HELP SELVES I tors !lnd thPn ~ao;!'cn:(· • . ·1·, · !_ 11 ....,eSSIOri In a 61n&le day. T••n,pPlh r, l audtomc 8.tlU!Lu'.v I 1 n Probe in Hiahway De· tant.l:i that the famous couple awaited by all Japan had arrived. Detroit, AUg--;4- fiNB>- JntJ'h g hl to Nc~A Ymk Bl . ..,. lO th!\ ll ' I Of partmenl, He Revealt Tri-State Covernor11 for The Japanese then gave the cou~ STENOORA.PHt:k POISOSED lli'I'!S8ed by the Idea that th . thev wt'rf' s till t.nrepo t t('d pie Rn Improvised reception that Cincinnati, 0., Aug. 2._INB- no use trying to help a ere w:- Government Offic.iala Blame Brt·.JL· thel1 dfparttl• \' l~cj·, .tl<1 Limitin1 Production Clr:clnnatl, 0., Aug. 24--INtl--A lacked nothing In cordiality. Suflerln& from poisoning. Mlu didn't help himself by ra~s':::g :ar~ Communish Ra h l t11nt lhcv w~uld mnk.: t~: ~ fttgln ~ ~ of Coal s:ao 000 bribe offer, In an atttJmpt The Colonttl had endl.ll"ed some Florence V. Connors, 32, Colum- deb, Henry Ford had announce<! to t er Nrw York vm Lilibon an1 Lhe A"~· 1 to persuade htm to "retire" from trying mornent.s before landing bebus, a stenographer In the Secre- day that next 'year every man In Than Rebel• !ores, but late r Jt was iclllllf.'d th t t the .state senate inveatlptloo which eauae his JU)IbJe was runnln!ir low U, 5. Navy Will M.initter to tary or States oft'lce today was re- his employe would be required to ___ the\' had also thoug-ht of n, · n~,~ t,> Pit, ~burgh. Aug. 324--TNs-Whilf he started tnto alleged Irregulari- When he found howevet that Americant in ClaiDe1e moved to Oenerill hospital here have a rarden. Havana. Aug. 24-UNSI~Two New York: via the nort hPrn \"OUt" a m<.Jorl'\' of lhC' b!tum~ntH!.; coal ti-es In the :t!ghway departme,tt, Nemuro wa...~ only fl!ty mile~~ awny from a room In a local hotel. "Next year," he aald, ,)Eve"" man more bombs shook HRvana '.s down No repcrt had been rt'l"~ IV L"d t•:t:l' opc~.1i c r.'$ r:mmtnlnM ::~ !ionclmhe decided Fl--' '' at town DJ.strlat toda:v. cnu~;lng serious today from them alung eithr · cu ' f' r.1 tt ;l 1 ::~ 11 Jt n··"· ~ 1 , allegedly, has been offered senator fOil" lifted. to go on as soon all the uvu A rea with a. tamlly who Is employed a .... Ji 1{'fl!l\•r!O in the Dav:cl P . Lorbo.ch, fDl of Clndn· DEATH rs ACCJDENTAL the pJ.a.nt will be requl.red to h&ve damage but no casualties. - - - - - -- - lml!'!,trv t ort~v 1nd1::1lt"n :1 Javornat!, chairman of the lnvesttgattna By TED. THACKERAY New. York., AUI):. 24--IN~s. a 1arden or suntclent size to supply Government olficlals said the COLUMBUS BANKS abl~ rcar.th:m to the suggrst.lon of I. N . 8 . 8taft" CorrNI)lOndent j Brown Mehard Orimth, :M·year. hill family with at lea11t a part of bombs were placed by Comrnunl~ts J T . M. Slfmercad. president of com11 ittee, he had revealed here RELIEF PLANS GET todny. ' Aug. 24- Amertea.L\S old divorced ~re of William J . Its winter's 1/f!letables 01. he will I rattler than Rebels and ordered an IN CONSOLIDATION the Can1cgi c Coal company. !.hat UNDER WAY TODAY InShana:hat, the flooded areas of China will Or!Mtb, Jr., socially prominent flnd himself out or a job." lnten!!ive seareh for Infernal mach-Oov Olffllrd Plnchnt co li n ccn~ ]A)rbach said he hnd "strong su:sWllshiDiton, Aug. The company wm provide land l ines At Santiaao De Cuba. the)' Columbus. 0 .. Aug 2-1--INE - 1 fl"r rttre Wllh Ihe govemor~ of Ohlc ptc!ons" ns to v;;.,at l~f"sts the 2<6-INS- NOT &utrer from lack of food while a.vlator of Sewickley, Pa., was accl_. the United States navv Is on hand. dentally klllfli(l, lnveettgators 5Bid tor tho&e who have no backyBrds unearthed a bomb factory and con- Conv.~lidatmn of the Ohio Na- ml'i West Vlri!",<nl· -·klnt•. • l'. -.l· man repreaent:ed. Prea 1,,ent Hoo\fer's plan for reltevTbl s wall the reasailrln1 '' •· te 11 t rom th e and instructions for thoae who can·t !1scated 25 twelve-pound bom ..., " ,..... ~ "' mll88qe today • When suo:: ..... llon::~l Bank rtnd the Fhst Clt:z~n~ tatll'n of produd.lon ln terms that could not be mlaundemtood. Lorboch said, he toW ~l~tc~e;:~~~e::!atd~:e~:lee 0:~~ dell~r~ 00 American con.11ular fourth floor of a «ew York hotel pull wee& after worldn& tn . a rae - a.nd eighty poundll of dynamite A.f - Tm<;t compon.v or Columbu~ . a- , Labor reprEl!entaliv~s. however. heu tod11y by rear Admiral yeskrday. tory. ter killing twc men and placing six- prcsentin~ combined I"I'S~.urccs of 1r:.prf'.;sed the bel! et tha t thr u>•. ot the ~nan he wculd pot consider his lttld"r way today ns his newly crea- omcialll Williams. In charge or fteet opera-- -teen under arrest. $6& 0,.. 0 000 d h 1 proposal tor an Instant. ted national rellef organization tlom on the Ye.na:t.se river. No HEAR ROM FLIERS CLARK JURY DfSCHAROED Today's explosions In Havar!ll. .. . was nnn{:unrc err ::-1pr\11 t• powt.'r tc curb th~ t~.p heavy "Tt la common talk that $150000 pPred to open headquartfll'.s In Amerle&h, he declared, wJII so Detroit, Aug. 24--INS-Transtook place at the corner of Pena day by ~mc:rs and d!rcctm s cf th~· blt.u.l.)lnous ou1put, a ~tep ~J mllar 1 is w"1tln1 fo r'lhe committee If It the eopltal. hungry while the nnvy Ia on th"! AmP~ tean Air Lines C'Qrporatlon Loll Arceles, Auc. at--INS- Pobre and Havana Street.s and at merv:cd n.st tutJons. to th at tnken In th e 01 1 fillld9 .or l',lll drop the whcle matter," Sena· The preeident•a plan for teedln1 Yan1tee. rel)f.Jrted todDy It llad reoeJved ru.- Near}J three d•ye ot arg'uments the oorner of Progresso and Hanna. TI.e new bank Will function un - Tcxa:<~ and Oklahoma. would not btl tor aavld De Armond or Ha.mllkm clotJains and aheltering the unemNa\'al Pflklla.lll Ire cooperating to dlo mf'MBP8 rrom tts fliers, Edwin convinced the Jurors they woulc! The government announced that der the name or the Ohio . National n~rv DemC~Cratle ftoor leader of the ptoyt'd will "tel!lt the aener08ity oi the fullest J)OMible extent with the L. Prfston and Robert H. Collignon never atree on the aunt of David H a reward of $5.000 would be paid to , &mk wll,h capl_ t al. surplus nn<'l un · 1 P T. Pagan. district presldf'"'lt of t~tak senate, e&1d when he heard the Amertoo.n 1people 11..11 never bf!. Aood ('Omm1uton appointed by Clart, charged with tUUng Her- 1111)' one glvl.ng Information lead- Jdlvh.,.,d profltB 111 execs.~ cf I 7,S!l0,· 1the United Mine Workers of AmerTile merger RPIJfOVecl by 111 ~ lea nld: about the otrer aatd to hue been fore In history," as one or his Pnlt14ent Chtana.,Kai.--Siiek. The at Po;-thmd Ptomont:.ory, Port Han- bert Spmoer, Ed.JOOr and Charles 1111 to tlle arrest of the bombers. Crawford, poiUJ.clan, 110 the jury EJIIcept for the bombings and the Unlltd BtatN Co!}trollcr c1 Cu!·-1 "Anything that will Cl~t clown made to Lorbacb. He said he had spokeemen explained. Tbe natlon!:l 0. 8. 8. Ouatn Is renderlnR tern- son. 1 u d w lte 8 0 1porary a88Utance, while nanl om- The Copenharf!b~bound avla.tors was dillcharlfll yesterday but raid at santtap, Cuba waa g~ne- ~ renc~·· Involved ttalf ot the cnth,• product 1011 w!thll1 n:'n..sonnbl1, limnot Leen approached., however. a r · II · clals are laytnr detaUed plan& to had been unheard of tor two days Joseph Ford, prosecutor, dtelartd rally quiet toc~a.y, the whole coun· banUng resourcC's •n Calumbtn. ~ J t~ Pnd u ab!Jlz~ price~> will llf' val· Members. of the oommJttee aR organza on. un er ford, New Yo.rk buelnelii executiv('! 1tra08port •·~. -' UT apparently oomlde r1n1 tha t the mokl ns the Ohl o Na tl onu 1 .DUll ~- k 1 •mbl· Over-ornd ucliou 1~ cne rot ._. med'"''"al ..,..., ....ppueo since leavtno Coob.raue, Ont. Tb.'!' ,...Y th 1 t· lhe caae would ' •~ "'" schedUitld. to return here Sept. l to Jll 1 w naere Y llt':'Ve to spur on and B.nd elothhll to tbfl mDUont, o1 l'tJKllt.ed their Plan• wa.r In iOoj trled. 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