http://66.213.69.5/files/original/219cef5f61c355b80c7ad924c660088f.pdf 1bb35601bdd4bebdc7b85d684e9081e3 PDF Text Text • r ' WJ:DlQSDAY 8!:P'l'EIIBER. J lQl 1NJUNCTION IS FilED AGAINST EDUCATION BOA~D ' lsj Electric Team To SUIT Play Here Tonite .....!.- Legal Achon Taken By Wtlhama School Dia• trtct Membera TROUBLE ARISES followtng Allecod Con aohdatton Of Two School Dlllrtcla 1)('.(' C 'OW II Bpec alB W &u!.hrrn Ohlo Electr c il mee~ thE Team at Addison YOUTH IS STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE - to ~ on the vround ea y rhe they • 1 r WEATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE-If ,..., - Pair and aome\O'hat nrrner In fOUl.li'INR lbe Newo Ollice of Tbe Dalb Trilouae call %311-L 1 •I tiM lluai-11 po tlon loni«ht Prida) lneJ'III.alna tloudlnell sud allchtl,. warml"! olk:Jwed by Khowen Prt1"f n ghl ILnd ~o~rob&bJy In Weal portion PrldaJ' oa;...... for 102-R. Specials are 11 t to show the fast Elet" l.1:l eam a real ba 1 lltullt' and have ll!lllUJ ect then J TH£ FATS AND LUNS ~HE READY TO DO BATTLE: SECOND GAME TO 8£ PLAf£0 H£R£ fRWlY £V t.he hl&h sc:hoo 1rowtds Lhill even ina The ram wl Gtt under way pro 1 v Ill 8 00 becau&e of the fast s lins dafk:.'leu 11t thb Umto! tl.f' yu.r All p a~rs are llrle<i. 3 1 Tr " ![ N VS E • FULL wiU N 0 r have I e n away race ex pe need when they met U\P. All Sta Mo day eve n1n1 VOL V GeJteral Weather C.onditions IP 1'1'1 lfftl I'TI g tllll D.I.J.o..J' TaltiUMM NO 300 LEASED WIRE o¢lNTJ!JRNATION AL NEWB SERVICE n POMEROY OHIO, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1931 ..... __..... oump u FRANCE FINANCIAL RULER OF EUROPE BOERS[ OPENING f Gdt·Edre laauea Exceplton In Dec:hne SITUATION GRAVE 8001[5 TO sT~fo c~~~m1SWtfl Pl~N[S TO l4mertcan Farm Federal ton Head Says Board Should Be Kept HAS DONE GOOD Two Sided Probe Being Conducted Even Alter Exchanse Waa In Sptle Of M11takea Kept Cloae Stnce Made Wanta Powera July 11th Strengthened In Effort to D1aeover Who Sept 3 -INS-A oota t ophlc dec ne In prJcea llCcurred on the Berl n bot'rse tOOay lmn f!J ately after the exchange was open t::d for limited trodi:ng for the fin~t time since It was c osed <.lur 1g ht> jrave economic crisis 0 lt..edged ssue crashed frOUl 20 to 34 po nts below the ln.st evcl8 recordect when the boerse waH shut down by go~rnn ent order o Jul) B«>rlln AaNtled Clerk m CoY er1n1 Theft. By WILL AM S NUL TN~ Starr Co spondent h ng on e p 3-MnJ llatlo c U':lr. co l y I Ch ~:~.go !kpt 3- lNS--Inve.fit o tht' I n l proposa Is o v lr lilllll c.r s :ontl ued today to delve In a! k h r creral ft: n be:.~ d \.1:. tl e $2 200 000 embezzlement !ly denying appropriations bonds u e continental II nol.s bank by Walter E Wolf a next conareM PreskWnt tdwu d A 1.1en y pltche I his home but tt O'Na~ol or the A crlcv.u Fu m aizzy p u 1er st..xk and gra n Boal'd Federation aalc:l toJu) Inatf'ad he predicted the fa n arket .speculaL ons v. II 1.1 u d o II vtstlkatlon WII.S a two sided OJ'I'anizations ! ma~·~~c=~~~~~r.c. n8£ THURAl£0 Labo todll) h».d pled"etJ ~ ~UJ.l port to Sberlft John M SuWnu. n In hla ftaht ilgll 011t procet"d RHb to outit him from oftlce w th ll staten ent tha Joh Stream Of Gold Sent From French Huge ReaervM Doubleheader Pro...-m •• ~~~:tr:::n lllw: !r~~ed s~erl&rrboa ;:e I Brmga About D1aconhlluance After All Arran1ed BecMue Of animo 18 vote oi c.on tMence Other Effort& Failed The volA' to owed ht! eleeL on o! Portponement 37 trWJt.ee~~ b) tl e aw enfo e .on CONTINENT i.JOMINATED BY FRENCH 110up to Ilea<! til~ fiaht ~~osa.lru thl' therlft fo pe m ttin& betting 1:1t 1 CAUSED BY RAIN raee tr&ckt; ----=~·- _ Even Enrland Vtrtually On Kneea Benmc For Atd 1 ADd Bad Weather, Wed I Ruu>an Bolahev11m Only Fly In Omtment To neaday Fly1ng Boala D..turb French Peace Of Mtnd To Be Preaenl Dayton Has Gun Battle On Street li;Oiti<r• plel'fonn -...-w•fhillw :u ouglllt to have theon said 0 Neul '1'1om roy cuntact w th far en1 over tl e cot.mtry I th uk most ot them !tri! In favor of tJ e furn n b ltetlnc oct but they Uo t be le t it has done 111 world of good O'Nesls organlzut o con mltted to the old cquall.zatlot security however for with of opening be I traders ('d a frenz ed wave of selllnl battered pr1ces all along the l neb and spared not even the h ghest grade gil ndged securities Government o1Dclals had been hopeful that the r~~:ulatiOilll would at r..,t '"""' ma ntenance ol tt • I comparativl"ly lo..V l)rlces prevaU ng when tl e boer!le was .shut dow eight wcek.s ago Ne~t C3ffipaJgn T0 I Less 1'J \.JUSt y Uuleaa Proaperlly Return• SUBMARINE'S FATE Qwckly Botb Part<ea IS !'<Till UNKNOWN arm Broke' Contlnuea on PUKe ranee) WnKEit TO SEE DOU:'IIER Paris sept 3-lNS--Ma):or James J Walker of New York who .s Vl.s t ns Parill as part of a. pro lOt ge Ew opea vacation will be ece ed by President Palll Doum of F ~nee on Satu Uav It Wll om c aly announced today - ... nrus p oc a ms nns wl h S obe unpolitc B te ~tne oken Fane has chccltcd the nmb tlo plan of Pro m er Ben o Musso n of Ita y to retrieve the o d Rom::~n emp~rt! and erect h s ow11 co unen!Al s:ystem u h Hungary o the co erstone law ers cb France is the banker or Europe and I ew. 8 on at Frances bddlng Hungary was bt'fo e J ud orced to bucy h r hat ed for Prance tur out or omce the hos - le Prem cr Bethlen and nstall the TOADSTOOLS • MAy !•lendly Count Koro!yl •ho " now discoverlng some lttldeniably HAVE CAU~ED DEATH ' 'm""' """ between nenoruaen nnd Hungarums C I oslc aku:. Jugos avla and \V10r en 0 Sept 3 lNS--Mmh Rouwanla to m g he ttl@ !!D -.;om or oadstool~:~ e ct n e a v;ell as Po an1 have boaroinK hou.se here we e blnm en~ t:r f'ra ce s at onal allies todaY lor the dea h of ll Prance quickly stlfled aJ nclpaent ev n h ttl ne wheh the J gosl:tv an and Roumanian pea.<: ntli bcgnn to n rt "' tl the propt.sed Au!:!t Gc tt oms pact as a possiblE murket for heir gt 1 al producL<; T e golden bu eLs b a1so t ac ked b the powtrrul Fr !l.Ch ar my l e is h t lw European rtces Specials for Month of September. Rytex Rytex NAMEOGRAM CORRESPONDENCE CARDS 60 oheets and 60 envelopes mcludmg yoUI name m rrused Jetter mg SPECIAL $100 Rytex CALLING CARDS 100 Calling Cards Paneled $1 55 100 Callmg Cat ds wrthout panel $1 35 Rrtz deckled edge wtth your mdtv1dual three-letter rrused monogram-36 cards and 24 envelopes Colors French Gt ey and Sun Tan SPECIAL $100 Tough as an IS-karat knock-out Ill r seen! !let at no u enjoys Jr. < lng MILUu HEAVY D, Goody>::,. vn~e Pathhndtr .75 $ ~ee Ua For WEDDING INVITATIONS - 4 58-ll (*4 !II) Other U..ale 1ow ... WEDDING STATIONERY AT HOME CARDS, Etc '-Martln£benbach Servtce Statl011 v,.... llaln It ......, AIS..er-Yalue only Spolbetw offere lleilr dl!ea at any - ' 76 •• (281:'-76) pdoe- '!!~PI ita ....... (lld.ll) ''*an )pi .....lie--> ue.tttlh&H) tJPPER MAIN 8TaEET J .t LIFEfl~ n ( ' ••• • \ PA I[, Supc •• s... Ul.ft(HKUI) 4Uit-ll(B8•4Ui0) '"" ll<lb• Tl) 1.11-ll(lbUII) -~~ ... a. l MMA POIDaOY OHIO. Pllllr $5 GO.lO 90 5 69 1110 6.66 12 90 8.57 16.70 4.89 8.5& OTIIBiliii!U IJ()!IA! I 'LOW Tu6u lllbo ,_ pric:«< - ............ - - \ li.JI-21 (lb:US) MARTIN EBERSBACH SERVICE STATION uec .use Goodyear a th .. ugh build· -l,I; tires each year. • .c Lat-2s# : G 0 o! I 1 C• :us In history. ' " '' c eum value you 1' they make style, mile&~e aad r HIGHESt We'll s.w1 .98 4 40-lt (lh4 41) $9.60 peJ\pair MARTIN EBERSBACH SERVICE STATION 1JPPD ILUII l"tlqT POMI&OI' OHIO 0 ITO lJ TOLISCHUS lNE SLaiJ o e!.[)( C P¥ ~h 1931 Bv J N S Lu c1 ~P :! Thr p pot;ed po G the House Approprlation.s Con mU.tf!e that the board must s.l ow ea eed for lundll a ld &n Rct:!<.l R u Pennayl oanla ll expected to nu.k a fi&)lt to abolish It We reel the fa 1;11 board hoa made some mlat.f.kll; but tt baa ®Itt some IOQil aud It ~t neooie • you'v: I Pchce Oflicera Enra.. •n kumunr F•snt Wath Band•l Group Notice has been :erved by K p Wood R or Indiana cha rnY.ln uf p~~~i Labor Day two )'ears wm be used entiftly for rellet purposes If the propolllll lt, a~pted by the voLera It would )'ield fl'ri.OOO In 1932 and a ain ilar ~:~muuftt In l9a3 ~occordlnj to et1tl Cleveland Sept 3--INs-oppo~> Rl!l W u.ctlon taken by Methodl11t I ureh olll lab; and the Cuy~:th OE,o~. CC.nll; C£6 n est I at:oe 111thenlng and expan.saoo ol hl' board & powers and a.c 1VIt1es. With a l:ll'll'e poztlon o tht 15 C30 000.00 provided by c0llg1 s tied up In wh at and ootton 1:1.nd a huge 10M hcing the boaad if it sell& the prOO cts It Is bellevt!d ttn add! Uonal gr9Jlt will br sought m e two &roups the bunk and Lloyds of London which mUHt Huge blocks of securities v.eN. stand the ma.Jor portion of the lOSII dumped upon the maa ket by tren pursulna the answers .(I two que ... :tied nvestors Pu cha&ea approxt tons who helped Wolf with his 1 atl'd only between 10 and 30 per huye thefts~ and how much can ~nt of he total ssues offered Tradh g In mo.ny stocks wa hu.lWd mmed ately to preven neral panic Investors and specu la~ had bcfl wa.iUn1 anxio usly for re o)»e lng of the boerse The gove nm l had issued drastic ordcr11 to prevu t any serlo s declines In prl~! or equal y dangerous lnfllitlon Active ra.dlnc was restricted to a hours daJiy and the II that LJ14BOR IS BACK OF CUY AHOCA SHERIFF Auatrla's Economle p aet With fiC~T U R£UIN ~~~~~:[4~ APP[~H IN GREAT ~o':! ty h!B~leeve~:~:m;!~~ni=l~f Is Brought To ao.. I ------f[O[RAl ~UR£AU ~f~~~~~.~~:: LIST Of [V[NTS I MAYOR OF CHICAGO TO CLEAN UP CITY 15 ATTENDED BY DROP IN PRI~[S ~TATIONARY PRICE--SUNDAY r; CENTS QUITII Burnos Airf'.&. ~Y telephone f~n Santiago Chile Sept 3 INS WUd excitement p evallei I Chile toda) as rumors spread that mu tina~ aaUora who aelred l.he Chi Jean battle fleet e.t Coqp mbO on TuesdAy would bombard Vo.lplre.i!o unless their commun Iitle demands were met at the end of a 48 how ultlmntum exp ring this afternoon Tha be.ttle&htp Almlrante De La Torn' on which th(l Wlon Soviet has aotabl.lahed Ita headqua.rt.er&. Is Lattn Americas mOBt powerful Man or war carrying ten 14. inch By DAVID P SENTNER women vlctimB by tJ.te hurulred guns whtch could bombard Valpar JNB staff Corte8pondent 'I'hen> were even more huudreds of also Port of Santiai(O from a dis C'opyrlg:l t 1931 b) I N 8 IOYe letter vtct:Jma to tJJ, duptlclty tance ot tttteen miles without fear of Pcwen a.l\housh to date only of eoaat defenae c~~~~:~ W Va Sept 3- nve bodies han bHm dlsc:o-weredAcc rdlna to latest telegraphiC' ft hvae read tl e tll!itorv Nm DorothY Lemke of Northboro Laniru the F me M.IUUI Mrs Eata Elciler of PUtt advlces the hope of conservatives ln tlK country ot the rq1cd coset fow d t v r} In Ridge Ill and her three children line tmd tlu! towering moootains Tra addition to the readlna of the lay today In the loyalty of the A11H'rlcon crime• or t.mdru the poulble 1D air forte It wu reported Ulat the rna Tinge ftuences which develOped the IOYe 11ovemment had sent an ultimatum to two widow~ .etter teebntque and naunL"'' com to the mutineers demandlna their made thl8 reply to an tn plel ot PoWen, allll CorneUus aub!n188lon on pain of an aeriall:;::;~'"~b~m,;ltt«t to him by Inter IPlermn were UDCO't'eftd by Inter bombslrdment tf they refused Newa Bel"t'lce Uuot13h o natb tal Hewz Benlce In an hith cungre.umen were huUly aum be played poker jo-wlal •rto UDpubUshed aet of document& moned from their beds at one d fellow prltloners In tll.!! round Jn hl8 polll!lllkM:a clock thJa morning to consider ArUcle&. underllDed aentmcea c:rllla tude more acute by the re u Landru the \1\! eat. VIr and memoruda 1n b .. own bud llpln~ on 1&11~ nltbt or the eabiDG. llutchu made love to b1l Wrlttna •unuted tlla~ Ute IUb- Cootlnued on pa.se three Divorces Cause Of Crime Wave - ject of death for hiJ femtn ne ad to J:Mo born? It 15 Just aa lucky to die mlr"rfll wu ever In the m.lnd of You have only one Ufe to l~ BIAU!Ihter House Harry In a reference to the gu I otmt A few toxcerpts ronows Low that kill& f~uently we the sam;, imtrum.ent. which made na.d In the public pr1nl:.li where ito the 'French Bluebeard. pay his pen man baa tUI2d hts &netheart and alty k. aoclety The last wordl'i of Mirle An oRen people mer to tNa ll()eeiea or tolm tte to her aon before abe was tneantty lUI love Be '\Ye lltlll have lawa apl.rull. lead away to ULe pUlotin llurllary and murder and )"et we bran but •bovtt all be-fot10t ltlll have t:hele thlnp A quotation frOm Robert IAMda IWtenlorl• epitaph ..under the wide and lltaiT)' lillY 'DII IDJ' p-ave and let Pll! ue.: An U'tlc:lt With Ute word "'ran )'U'd 1\H,Uy Wtdcrlined wm R"oudlnl speat from ll'ave? Has an)'Oilt told JW tt. "' The cue apinat w.a rteclued Po1tret'8 today deftrlltely closed by Cia klburt: authorities llo8 far as au:r urther lneal deve opT en ~ were t;OilCerned The Jll'I*CUUnt: bepn llnlna: up Itt k>pl data f(lf the trial of the lcM bidcber which ta BiXPKted. to luckY taM pJaoe 1n tub' November Numerous teleerarM and letten were dlspll.tched 00 polniB th.roqh out the coun&ry where Powers had appeared trom Ume 00 Ume ln an eft'or! to plece tQB'Ilther his m)'l!l teork'IUS put. So far It wa learned tha! he had at dlll'en!nt places. a.ssul"led B leut four names JOMpb Olldaw 01 Gilda Harrv Powl'rs cornelius ~erson and Mr Bjor&o Uncl r thil! lattt>r 1 arne he was arrested ln Mamftekl 0 lnfonn nl!l authorltlels tht: e he was ot Swe-:l tf.t extraction according o word ~lved by loca police Riaardlnl hll operatiODB UDdtt the name of OlldQW pu Ice .: cetvod the follow\na tele(Jhm from • the C hk'f of Pol ce at Soul Dakota J{}f' 01 law had lock o 13 a M I~C s D Apr 1 16 1924. left to Lak Be ton M.h n A MUSt 1924 Then to C11.mb d~ 0 S pt 9 i92-fo Pt>dera narcotic agt:" ~ nrn Was. ngton who ha&ttncd to thl!. /lrenc to Investigate Lh poiJ8ible in ftuence of dope n co J11ectlon with th c1irn i.JCQa nd cover work tooay Powers was beliEved to ha\e u!!ot-1 heMin In commltt 1 g hu; whole sale mwder of the tw w and three chJldttm He 1.s al80 tllevt'd to have troftklted in na J - monttnuea on 'PQe three) Oh•o'a Ch1ef Juatiee Say• 80 Per Cent of Chddrea Get an Trouble Cclumbu 0 Sept 3-INS-Tbt q-ro\\ R nun be of d \lorces bas bt:en n~pomlb e lo a il ut p.'ll' tton Of he cr ml' I th '> C'JUDtl"' acco ding o Ca 't' Qll;to T Manhtt. 1 Justice of the Oh o state Chi SUpreme Court Mere fh an 60 per cent of the chlk Tt'n of d vorced co plffi wet nto tr::n ble tccausr thev never hrut n chance Jus l'!' Marsball told members of the Ohio Assocla ticn Ch ef!l ot Pfllcf' Inc n on ad dt<!M here last nlfrht Tb jwtice criticized membera of the bench whO are prone w han ot t d von:ee lenleDt.b" �- ., T KUR80AY , EIBPTE!l&U S, 1031 JJ.! ' ... PJ.I.!-..!.}.~J. !}!!!.. ,_,..,., Olio!; ,.,,.,,.....,. MDtbll ' 7, Popular Protram; 7:30, \ Aleunder and f&mUy Tbe Jk.oa 811Wn ; 'l :t6 , I!JI.Itoen at Ha rry Bw!'n and hunlly 11.re \ 'l:.~be 8t1Jle~; I , Popular Pfoll'am ; B, ltinl relative~> at Akron and Clevehul Whlt.ema4'1 Paint.lrl; 9:1&, l)aod \.hill week . Clara, Lu &nd '!m ; 10, .\lpQI i&ra. Nancy Bea.les, Miss Mattie And)' ; 10:11, DtDge OrR; 1!, RUfll Hendef80n and two sons Earl anct Columbo; ll:lS, Louttl IIJWlll'Y fRa iph spent Thursday ailernoon PJ\'1; 11 :50, CUI. ~ana Orcb; J:I . ~D ' wlth Mr .and Mn. R . S . Henderson am Oreh Coolville. WoN-Cbtc&to CIUI.41-,.) 6 :SO 1 Mn ROOt · Small il.nd little &a:, pm, Dblner Dance, 6:16, Harolrl of Plttabur~~:h are v1sitln g her Teen ; '1' :06, Loule'a BUftll'Y f'lve : grandparents, Mr . and Mr~ ScuLt '1' : 16, Uncle WalL and Sketais. ; 7:45 Carney ot Uli.s place 1 Earl Burtnet.t'a Oreh ; 8, Orand I Mr and Mrs Laic Ol'lm spell ()pen Qema; 8: Ui , Moderu Mood, Sunday at AntiQUitY W!Lh rc1Ht1V<'S 1 :10. l'amoUI Men; I :Q, Earl Burt ! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Deemli aud nettlt ()fch~ 9, Root Garden Con- , children att.ended a fam ily re uulon etrt~ 1 :10, Clara, Lu and Em; 9.t6, at P~~orkersburg: Sunday. t Dream Bhlp; 1G:15, The Mr Naney Beals. Mrs Ma t 1t' Bora; 10:10, Jan Owber'a QrcJl; U Hendt~rson , daughter Fllmlle and Tecl Weema' Orch ; 11 .30, BUI Dena 1 son Earl spent l118t Tuet>dny nt Lcflue·a Ofehtl\ra. tart with Mrs. Elizabeth Alcxandet WTAM - Cleveland !:180-lO'JOJ \ fl,lld family . 8:30~m, GerM and Olenn ; 'I', Pupu ! Prank Allen has moved his fn mllar ~; 8, J'rldl.1 Frotk; 8:$0, lly trom Pomeroy t.q hi& farm at. Dan ; I, Kodak Pl'o(p'am low.,r Portland., _____ 9 :30, of Ule Air; 10 :15, Tbe • Stebblna Boya; 10:30, Vinctlnt Lopez' Qreb; 11 . 15, Pie P'Wlt 1 Pete; 11 :30, Jot Smith's Orch ; 12, Mldftlght Melodlel; 1~ : 30 am, Man '. ny Iandtl'fl' Popul&r Dance Orth. I Woman's Work is Never Done It 'a'! ~ 11'11." Publllbld Do1IJ Lilli liOCIItecl liJl La-.>er SecoDd 8tnet, ~. 0, lilt ACt ol - k~IJ. r:"'• ....._ lltlon. tAn not -- to WbiD ow ,...... MIMl 111 leettrt or Dftl matter fOl f1tG!114 111. 111 q • ..., t1111r 111001 &UIIOI!Ib ; - .... p~tw u..,, &Dd - lot 1D - - " " - 1D "" IDitaDce wW be publllllod. I ---'--;;;;;-;=;-o;=;ru --;=~--1'IIK JIUIG8 HIIILIIUING COIIP&JI~ .. aut -.ctJ · hr . . . . . Ollk!e . . .Oldo t&o• Dtlpt. Cab .. l'or Wlorlol Ql!ke Coli --~ -.a WATJON.U. ADV.I&TI&ING urREI&NTATn'n Devlne-Tennep Corpon.Uoa mot her, Mn;. I :,uc •• •l New York r.nd CblcftJO MARKETS PI'FTSIIURGH LIVESTOCK 8 F' JJt 2-IN8-Hc~ rcccipt.s '150 mcd~ s ntdy B.cllvc, mG~::t ly 10 hlgh- uro u. ..-,ow. ----:--• CONSIDER GREAT THINGS--Fear the Lord, anJ serv~ "!11n m truth with all your heart: for consider grcut thing:; h e hath do ne [or you.- 1 Samuel 12 :24. T .o\1.~ RACERS HE PRESENT air rae•• b.ing held this week in Clev•la~d ,-;re of ineBtlmabte beuelit to the world in the nd vanceme'rit of aeronauHc~ . By the!'e many "~.r&riotJS spee•l events bflnging together makeR and types of planes of al! descrir)\i6JIM, a good idea of their practicability and their limitatitins is derived. As a re:;ult, improvement." can be made on certain point R, thH d iMc.:•we ry of who~_o~e ·wea knesses i.fUJ:erwi::!e might he und1scovcrecl for month s if nul years. ,Each and every aviator who take ~~ part in th e:;e demon&tr!ftion.s is to Ue commended ai'l a ver.v great bentfit to humnnity and tho~e who gi\·e their live:-~ when an accident Lefulh~ them during the lntrfCate and dangerou~ maneuvers, are nothing if not mnrtyrs to the cause of Humanity. As this is written, fortunately, no fatal acciden~ have been rec.Otded although !>ICvera! very clo~e call~ h~.vc beeu experienced by the air pilotA und several planes totali)' wrecked in the rmmlting Mmatih-ups. Thc. ,present rcnction of the 11eopie, ~Npeciaily tho1:1e who fUUQw aviation a s I'!Ornething more than a h ohhy , i ~ that groat strideH are being mude in th e air trantS purtatior and a great pat't of the credit ijol due to theMe stiff te:;t~o~ undergone durill¥ the week or more of t'a C('t! and compc. ' ' h.,.,. f ,."'" ' ''~' "'l" n h !111 '·"'~' ,,, '""" "llhh ...... ___ ' ~Jl'tt' f\tit. ~ ... ..,. 1 ..c Radio Program SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD .... .. •• • • 4 _... ....... .,. LIQUID OR 'l'ABLt;TS J:e!ll' 1'H :\ Jjca.da.ch~ or Neuntllf)D :lo minutes, cht;tlk!. a Cold 'ht !R Hnt day , and check.s l\la~ hi lhrl' c 1l.ays. 6 6 6 Sah·e for lla~y'a C.:old I SWIFIJC VP.RY DAY you are wi1hout mmkrn clcc• ttJC refri gcra n un H l pwr h o me is anuthcr Jay of wa stin g. rt:eelpt6 100: si 3ady, \ thmu vea.lers 950-10.00; medium, and •Irod gradt:8 8 .50-Y on ; des lr- I nble llea~·y calvr:s 6.00-1.50 Shtcp rt'Celpts 1000. l~~oml' ' .~l o w. a few early ~alts stead:. al :J 'JO fc: rh<:'!c.:r handywclghts. ~c vrml bid uH. u: m 25 low ~r at 'i 'lb ami com· pJ.tat:l f!otrcrlngB ' As lnd r. n 5 cents a rl 1)' w11l p:~y lo r a Lcnn,,: I. tric RcfrJ gcru!or ... hro ing new suviug;s, new I.. L'l· v~:nlcnce the year 'rouuJ. GRAiN PRICES Chicago. Sept 3- INS-Qraim opened uneven today Whea' was 1-c ot! to 1-fc up, corn unchanged to 1-Bc down R.nd oaw 1-" to 1- Bc lower, Opening Price~~ · Wheat-Bept. 4D 5-8; OP-e. 48 3-4 1-11; March 52 . May ~ ii-8 l -2. Corn-&lpt. 43- 43 1-8 Dec. 38 J-2, May 43 1-8 1·4. Oat&--flept. 20 3-" 'l-6; Dec. 2J 3-4 '1'-8; May 25 1-'·. Complete refrJ~er ato r guaranteed 3 ~ears. T e n dollars do'\\ n p l '" "· ,, c in your llor•. :: t- . sh~v.'lng ~utTt• t d !rom that cpldemlc Ktll t'i Pnns hasdiseuse u .cvt!l pedtYtrian 1\'h\o.:h mlght t·omc rrom drluiUll!lI:lepre.. io:"' E.1.plalned 1 \Vfll t'l illl t' tmugh to prov e lb pur lty tJ Qln and all Amrrlcllm who \\'11t111'n ut·r- !Oil'IIJ.:J;IInll' fur Pepml v. Ish to dtlnk it rlt!hl~ Ill .l.l J\!111. 'l'ht•v m·e !whim! < • .. tt•1• 11n11 ~ 111 Jnol'e mhHm·t•tl cuun· · F:,,. lhr n 19t llmc ~lllf'l' his bttllill ' trle~ '''"'' 11re th•IJ!fl' tim Mttng~Ihu:. bewulh the Arch of Tl'hunph, Fr~~onee 'o; Unknown Soktle•· was •·e- ,......, ___.., •....,~by the average rt~d- cr lltly vlstt~d by " seml-cmclnl 0( !'11lllll d .. ll'~ation It was et.ma joke, ha~t through .-o~ed c r 35 O c•mRn PC\CifJs ta who • THE LE'.AGUE OF NATIONS H~ Lc<tl{llc nf NutionK, lung viewed blooderl Am erican at> ftomething of one of their teprt!:;entu,tiveK, l'lprung a really new anrl nrig- :~~~~ " Wlcflth b~'al'ins: Um tmcnp - 1 tnal propm•al. Thi~ represe ntative ha!-1 propOBed that thle "J.J11kn0\1n hc10 or <>n atroc10Us Leanu(l organi ze an urmy recruited fl'(lffi the countneJ.Iwar \'em ~'>~\crlflce and c ur aetl\'lt.y e • · UC' fi ll 1\li~Ura.nce C( p ~ac:: Lon!;' of the League, th e army to he under the order of the Len - ll~c France, and long II ~.! n ~l': ~ 1 h Iman y both forev"r JCacl~ist · gut~ and to he mo\t•d only when ordered to do NO Y e A 1;1111 c numt -r cf r :cnch g ~ u.J1 propcr nuthorities. a unt\, stocd neaaby 111 ca :'!e thcr:: , · t th If 1 th a t 1' [ ap y c•un\l')' Tht' wrrc nny dlsa&n cll.t ~ · mcldcn t'l Th c SU~Oft':;t t 10n I~ o e e ec eer?monJ' wu:; canmd cut 11; proposeM or does del'lare u war ot aggr~Hsion, contrary to pe•'f"ll m!lnll<'l " the Leugue nt' Nutium; diHcif•line, the League's army will There wr rtm't many benuty canimmediately be c~dllld · forth to put the rcbelliom~ nation Ill teft<S 1.1 ll n days or th e ca''"· Thl'<, 1'...luH of pollciniT the world is indeed dw ~ llera te r.ausc t; aut 1ful women It· Proper '>la"e. 14"t ... e wo1e tcw and fnt· bctw,rn This 1 ~ novel if nnt inspiring. Tn get down to practical ca1:1es, for tho copclt l.~l o n Thlabaull-S•sson ar. 8 · 1 d · river. at wrltlng cf th ,.. ·1 t ef n ~nstance, suppose the United tates were mvo ve m a war Ma"rt:tl~nlans ' · · Which the League ·decided was ('ontrary to its l'Uiee. If I The cav e wc man wa:, l:u!lt for the IJeawue expected to get any rllrect retmltK In pultim' ! ;~!lt~~r~~!~ !~~~~~~~/r~:i:; 1 a~~c~; .America in ib~ plnce, it appear!) that all the armieg of the 1mirt!1orn Me'Cllttll'anean t'CRioll and .• \he c.::• lor ~ d drawing~ t ou na en th• :rest of the world would nee dI! be d ra ft e d , or b ang, th ~ w~ll~ or tho caverns Sh1:1 ~how; Lea rue of Nation ;;. would lH• a dhtmul fnilure. . th3 rllantcterl~tlcs n! ne1m btau. - However, the 1dell · f h · 1 f ties, "'lth thick f c11.tu r ~~ . IIOlJd o t ~army Is ~cQr~co Y more au- : Arm.:~ and lei' a:1d by no meam +q11tic thpn the original idea which to date has proved · 8Yip!•Uir:e about the wa iRt '' be FlUCh ll monumentHI 1uug hllliJ · stoc k . Th e 1.eague IJ j' ! thelih<'hou!e. was the hfLud:v woman about ooul~ cut up the wild is something io Ju~c p bu~y hodles happy drafting mt'Rl. cock wen and :;;rw with her ' • h. h h k ~ t-~ n ~ nec•llf!S. Jklsldcs laiiDrlng the 1\11!~• apd lci~as for countrtes to toll ow w It! t ey now s ll:hl~ or ltt1r outside clolhJng and not mean anything to any country if at any time they that or h'lll' r.ave-man hMband, 'Jj.ppen · • , It ·'~. w"vr ' hf wrllm b?lievr!l thal she also • to he contrary to the rlestreg of thrt-t cnunt1y. her own rough fabriCfl. with small chance of ever becoming a reality I In ~plte a.,f her lack of beaqts·. , , mt Wc&t1 •lttl l1vtd. abeut 20 000 T ~. c wa11 :1Pvert:helesa coquetitlh success lf concerned . • 1'owi'IMhlv, St'plcn her H), at II 'foWn8hlp, tifiJ!lcmlmr 10, ~t Ill 10 , I ! A SliJW Vlllue Ntwlml'f'll*GOODYEAR oitf1 Goody•ar offen. Few tire• It aar ALL- WEATHER '• l'rlt:• $... ut.lt (lltsiJIO) $8.55 9.'70 12.95 14.110 11.80 t.Ti-11 (JbUi) &.D-11 (lhU~l tJtice can equal It; ..... II (11•6.M) endurance I .....l t ( f l - ) ' For Bchool D•·e.-ses. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '' M,o\kTIM EBWBA.CH SERVICE UPPER MAIN !ITATIQN I'BUT POIIUBOl', omo. I 19c LADIES' APRONS Size 8~ ·ln. Jc 105 m., fast colors in 'orchid, ro~e. gold ' an.<l gree,ll. Regular $2 values . ~+~ t~t.,.6;'·.·.·.. .... $139 \. ~-' - ' Pair 4.50-20(mxl.50) $5.60 $10.90 t.G0-~1(30x4.50) 5.09 11.10 4.7a-19(2S.Ual 6.65 12.90 Eaeh ' ' fl,,. • .... \ <JP : J'tiS:---. . RAYON BED SPREADS iG.IO 30dh Ror. CJ, • 4.39 8.54 5.25-21(Six6.25) ' 8.57 Colol'!l gold, green, rose, orchid and blue. Scalloped edge. Regular $5.00 spread. Special . . .. .. . . . . . .. . $2.49 _______ .98 OTHER SI2ES EQVAJ.LY LOW Tubes _. , also low prif;fd ao say• RUFFLED . CURTAINS Colat·ed edges in pbjk, blue and plain white. SI><!Cill Per Pair ......... 49c FANCY BED SPREADS ·Sf.lo and Trouble Ended after Sev., ·eral Yeare of Sufferin• ' TOWELING All bleach ad- Guaranteed all linen, i'ast colors. Lengths 2 \ '~ to 5 yards. Regular 35c values. Special Per yd .. .. ·.... 12Y,c Guamnteed fast colot·s, t·eg, ular 50c values. Special ...... ...... .... 39c • .• Men'a·. BLUE CHAMBRAY Si!IRJS . .. . ROOillv-.Raddallie11..U W'ilfl> i: • ma~f.'A~~ '' I . ' ' .... c ' ' ...Sp'ee••t ··· c" ······ :' .... ·~ ~ _,. ... , - -- As you open th e j1ncka:;, ,,,.,; ,.. 'ct , -, l,ilr of that rich Prince Albert tra~,r.t > •c.:.:, j'Oll know you're in for some !ircat l :garl'ltc-sc :' ',:d:l~. The first one you make: a:;d ~:r.;okt: c,mfirms your prediction. Smooth and 111 :: liow and mild •• , just plutnb·wonderl" l, Fdlowsl No matter what you're rolling 'em with now, try '. Prince Alberh· thl~ ·.S(ll11e tobacco m!'kes tjl pipe perform, too. Try it huth ways. ' ( z fuU ouooet in every tla. • Linen LUNCHEON CLOTHS No ocber tokooo il like k All pw'e linen-blue, rose, and gold-Size 60 in.x78 in. Sp«iel .. .'. .. . . .. . .. .1.39 4.4.0-21 (29x4.40) .$9.60 ...per=:t ·,pair \ r. .. 'I • ~ ' j '''" • "' LINEN COTTON PRINTS .. Goodyear Pathfinder .75 --. fl'lt,;; l For Friday and Saturday HEAVYDUfY Othor-11• low St • Tough as they make 'em! (30K4.5f) M1~ SPECIALS ' I UO·ll L'pper 1 Labor Day I Ol..k of tiM Do.rd vf Revl~lon. $ Martin Eberabech S.,-vice Station at l RRc"'" ;vm,ile, tfl:ptem!lcr 12, at H A.e!'&l•nd vu: •...,., B•ptl!lllbtor 12. at to A. 111 s)'t•eiJIII! VIII&JW. 8eJ)t.ember 1~ at l .,~ in style, lnUeage and value $ 8·.~.~~ t111f.h) \.1, a t 2 ' ·~!'''""' t'J .. rea] owest :i ;~W~J~R-~~O.§tr~o~l~t~~~~~2~~:P~M~· ~H~J~.~"~""~'~'m~•~·;··~""~'~'"~"~'~"~"'~'"~'~· 5 -.....J.---~~; _:..!._· l-It-tot. Baseball &:o an I 18-kara( knock-out 4' •I ;~;~J~~:~r;:~. ~~~~/:b~i:· Major ff':.; .. c A ' 'em with General Weather ;onditi•ons I' ler ·vhln it com .:s to imlubmg TJ1r "walk <l''l cnr' Is inc tnvmt · lieve It or Not:" '7. other more mell::>w llqulds. I tlon 1h e Fre nch playwl'lghL, Mar- a:ram , 7:30, Teddy a 11 t 811 a m:~tter of fact , r arli-ilau cd PH.Jinol, intends to renllze in 7:-11, Slsters of the warer 1~ not dana-erou~> 1t doemn th ' nea1 future lar ~ram; 8:30, come from Lhe old Beine ri \'CJ' [1 5 ln:. ftad of clmtl nulng his v~ry D, Ul Whiteman'• lht" waite ! t ry to makr ou t. ' but SUC.!CI:iilflll play writing, the r.uthor Cla:r'a, Lu and frc no n dt~tanl. rnountalt SliUtc ~ os cf th" cc lebrat ~d "Topl'.:.~' a.td ~~~~~nyl~S ~Or't~c~h·b,.•;,,"':~.':~.. 1onl r nd ~eparkllng watu 118 om· ' Mn : •us" now dcs l. ~s tO seL his l\'t ll fmd In am• &;!cat ctty Th [' fl - talf'l;ts to wo rk to~ the humble J!~!\.oma a-t -, ( I / LL·STEEL REFRIGERATOR ~· · ~~ ~~ ,~ ~ WE GIVE S. cl: H. GREEN STAMPS ~~ ROLLS EASY AND STAYS PUT ' IT'S WORTH WHILB TO PICJ: YOUR PAPBRS. Good MARTIN EBERSBAp; St;RVICE ~·TATION UPPER MAIN STRt:ET POI\IF.RO);', OlUO. o:am. a.J. a.,..w. "...._ c..~ ........w...•. c. PoeaertJ7. • ' • , · tL;t 1 110 '" at giveJl pointl-1. T~i:o~ warning ~igrlal, th(•n a.s a ~:~afety measure meuntl nothing to lite Zionists ond although the y huve paMt~c d such an nrd111an..:e, th !.::!Y have not yet deviHed mean~ of prosecuting the engim' <; r~ berau:-lt! lh('y have no means •tf catching tiH'm, 110 ~t op s h e ing made by the whistle tooterH. A1:1 a furUwr cvident·e of their l<tek of good .JUdgment, they are now con~iderinll a ~mokc ordinance nimed at the en· gine~ comiug lhrough lheit· dty burning coal. There ct! Itainly i8 no uccuunting for the actions of Home people, :-mnt• as they may appear tn the naked eye. _ ~ 1 GENERAL8E~ECTRIC An<ty; 6:30, Phil Cook; ll. LOVE I Septcmlo()r It I rnem- .. If women. ,,_,red - 1 0 lj .c<:aut u1 """'""' . r oi . arm b!oc ::: ~~t ~en - yuut.h!uJ comple,.;wru; use MEL~ thutJnstlc over farm I.K..II.. ~ s st.abi- OLO the new wonllerful Prt:! 1 llzatloro methods 1proc~ racfl powder Pure11t Tht board wa.s !.&r~el;. crea ted , smoothlffit powder knovm !:it.e~ l tD 01 ganlze the furmcr's COOJX'ra- : longer No ttoky m· ps.sty IOOIL. U\'l'h , sa id Col" 1 am not ll1 l &rime or.,. grit. MELLO-OLV PJit~ rnvr.. 1 Ll buym 6 up mqe qu:mllt 1c:. vents large po r!!b a nd nev~'J bn'laii.-1 of r •:un and cotton Th·· guv('.:l- or feels dry Blends Mt uran ;.o with ["Jt'nt has no molt· Jlght lo buy up an}' cum ph:xlon rkma.ncl :Mell9j .urph.E rra m ptoduct.+> thau SI UI)lusiMlo For snie by J 1cob Elberi.ekl .utumub:lt':. ~m co lmo.a . • E C'IIV~l'l T"'•m~hlr. R0 ll•ng R~f.. t.hl! Cole IR J of he f Beau t'{ ) W ft.e I u n i1 Love New pOau •••d;:j,;, On a- is a great racket Portland The Ooldbergs; 1, H-rry Reller's Orch: Ptoa:ram; 9, Kodak Program; 9.30, Theatre of the Air · 1pe~· Orch; 11, Dan'" Orch 'IIVJZ-New York 1349.5-160) &:tli pm, Lowe! Thomas; 6, Amos FARM lmed - 666 W<!iting is Wasting I'ARI~ :11ak'.'~ thc h conscl::nces much IJllS · I Middleport Team To Play Tonight ==- 1Jr m:c can ~Ud 8e fl em the drawl lngs o! short skirts found on the Dy ALICE LANGELIER wull .. ot 1 er taJn cuverns. These IN £ Staff CcJ rl·spon:lent. d!Ei ~:s rc.!!Cmble the tlm.lflCild fa, it Sept. 3 -S ~ mc Amrrlcan'l 1 sklrl~ worn by the women seert in Jlv in" in the Umtcd state~ th ink , lh( : rlt:zes decorating the pala~ thev '\ave teo muc h wat ~ r . all'l cf t ;~ f· Mlnoan epoob on Ui .:! Ulland Hc ffiP d t hem Uvlng ._1 Frunc , of C1et.e 0800 B . C.J ••• )· t!'>rv dcn't have en01 1gh. One lattel· for eXI\mplc r.:.ays th: 1 IF. the ~;carce!t article in the J ~ltions. i :;;.. • I''"'"'" captt-· and add!l ulatt· thil •'' '·'· ' I'IJ'X'lt he"fd'a't'f!t ,;1k toi" tt ts In 1:u·n bedroom. ZIO"'JSTS Evt IY garcon In e\'ery Fl",.lch we lll'ty f"""I~H """""""' 0 ~, cafe 1,1 al!lau&ant lhlnks thc1e l;; r.lty tum: S MtGH:r BE expected of people who, in spite of all thtn1 wrong wtth a man who chick~ns o.nd ether Httle sud1 as doe:~. cats and COY.'s, scientific: experiment and pr·oofH to .t he contrary that fc r wntcr and nothing Lo put arr (l•ten the bugbear or the -.·· Nc Frenchman ever dc ~s thr.t the world is round, 01' nearly ~u. will continue tn hold l •J \' r.ry rew v1s!1ing Amedc at!S let lll the country rood, 1 ci,th •e~· fc1 that 11111 tt "r very very careful In the or the belief that it is ftat and l:lquare, the Zionistic f o II ower~ ~ , • thcl• m~~osters and mistr::s!lfls w111 In lllinoiti are doing :\orne fouliRh thmgR. }t'ur in~tance, llll Rrf.~llura. nt - keepcrs u.nd wnllen. l have big damages to pay In case of ordinance in Zion City r ece ntly, waR pa~tmd, prohibiting t1y t:~ persuade cv~ry vl5.t:;: tho~ accidents. 1 11 It Rnd ·s anif water lhey happen hns lets to of meet trmsone in bill~ts Up tocomln~ the pruent to artef time. by auto:noavoiding the blowinK of whl~:~tleH by luco moti\'CH when pal'ls ing Par who fhrs n t tnkt 1v..1e or ~ c : thev a ll~~> itatlnR he11 or P too-careful through that city. tm.tlq:e lu :dl him alm ~.. t-a~-ex·- ~w. had nothing la rto but pick up Naturally no engineer toot." n whiRtle for fun ordi- pem've mlneml wnte 1 whlrh do 'lle plece5 and 110 on thdr way A not ~ t;~ lCh Gllc'!l thirst. falill mt:.Lorlst ttylng to u.void kiiJnarily, as whistle tooting eventually "rum>~ iuto money'' N[• 111 tv nil Amerlcuns b ' ll:!VJ' lnR 11 flfjg on the road nenr Otjon due to 1he :-;h~Hm lo~ll re!o!ulting, coni\equently it is as:-umed t h ~~ · mH rcl e s lol'l :s abiJUI the wa- cru~hE' d Into a tree an1 Y.'ll.S badr t ly inJured. He demanded $400 from 0 that en)lincer:;. blow their engitw whh;tieH only a.'! n warn- t : r Al l · ore a ra d tu tt~llch a dwp thC ll\\lner and the court!! allowed . of th£m pe.haps ~~re vcrv It • t ~ ing to t:hoMe who:o~e ,tuurne,\M take them acros~:~ the track :t QlQd it WClk ~ oul lhls WilY lt . .-t thP. chu1ch ba::;cment Sate1 t•niag Icc <'1'-!am , ~~anct • wlch .:::., ple . • •d cakr ~;~.re to 11e ~[' 1 \cu. ur u:.~;. tc 260' lb wdahts 6.65-?.10 I ------~ THE r IH' M . E . Jodie11 aid wtll hold :\ fRANCI' anncuncer!lent that l:* botud w111 1 not J:'UtCha.'lt' mol~ wtt u;l , lout ~Jd 1 the ~-qual.lsatlon ~~~ offcJcd lh · ·~ ony fca...Jble method ol c unLrollln!,; producllon I 1cuttu to low grade cowt 2.50-4 00 I News BiO&Se r. I I I 130 t.o 180 lb WCllhts 62eo-68a. 100 to 130 lb. weights 5.'15-6 .25, t•11':< coo-1 pncklng sow~ 4 :l:l 4.7& CaUie ~celpt s 20 ; U~tle (.h::mgcs Puu~R44»!fk"• "....._I._c, .. E~a Creaa _, THUR.BDAY, l!EPTENBEK S, U~ , 14r and )Ira. Ch&rleti Ph=m~ ,~ northeuu-rn and ln06t cenu-at\pllne yestl'rdlt.\1 Mfor~ empt.J IOct 14, will elkk!rse It 11"1-1.1 und the U,.lter I Wtet or the alain lib'& dl.str l,'ta Is t~vorable to IIISht.l)' l standli ltl 1l breath-takmg t rtal iSrtk uctlonlu co:tg:e~ rtJt~ t:rll•Jje PM• '1'. . ..,.. h Ltmu, are due t.o arrive hen to- un&ett.led and warmer weather In tllj:ht Wlll> W r!y ll.iiillJ tod11y at Lht: one uf the bl& farm I.Jiilllll~ZKtwru; ·-··· day to claim Wra. Lemke'& body. Lhis \icinlt)' t.onil:hl, tol.loweu ou iraceti Alcherly Wlll Injured Jut L5 c:~rr.mltted also t.o tJu, CXI)J rl dt:· VlrlID rttdny by wu.rmer w!.tfl lncreultq Prlda y when hi.!! pl11ne nOlled Oller t-enture Ide&. J"'IONI 511-L clout.lineu probably wlttl llhowen upo11 landin!i t'hc fann buret.u, ONeal pn.'<11ct by latl~ attemoon or l.t nlJht . A dm.en huge Hymg boat& from cd. won support a bUl by Sen Uick· -the U. 8 . mavy bB.se on the Atlantic inaor. (RJ of Iowa, thi·ow i,•H GteatPI'ITSBUaGH PRODUCE coast we re to appear over the air- er J ntrtctlow; arowu.l tnu.h ng lll tContlnu~ 1Tom page one) Pitu.burab, Sept.. 3-lNB--Pou.l• port thiS a!tentoon tts a feature or rutures Wl the araln exchu.u!l{"; I tey- Marir:et weaker· d~lllllnd !alrt navy dttv the Western Union Telelltapll om ctt hegemony has. actually C06L Fr11nCe1 11upply heavy · heavY hena :12-14 ·\ Tile farm board hf! lpto pt'ICU durh.ll the latter's ll&cation. In cal'l\ outlay , to date . hena 18 ~ 22 . teahorn heM 16:, throu~th tts stllWliZli.Uon ttfforts. Mr.., bhnrlet> Oresl! and daughTo Enaland, a credit of $125.000.- 19 . leghorn sprlnaers 1'1'-20· heavy 1 but 1f U1e eqWLlt:ratlon fL~ haJ ter VlrginW spent Wednesday with 000 tD the Bank <Jf Enaland, wltn \oo iored brollern 21 .25, tla;ht 'colored l bt;Ln b e!tect. the Prlco: o! wht:r.t frlcnM in Colu..llbu.s . t.he United Sta.tb puttlnc up a like lbroilen 18-21 , r0011ten 13-14 ducks 1 Continued rrom P' :e one) 'nlMtl be 15 to 20 eeutli " but:Jlcl . \lllan He believes IJ".e cxe.:::utlvc hrghel. O 'NeaJ M:d Faat Southern Ohio Electric Capt.ain and Mrs Gt!orse How- amount plus 1200.000.000 credit ID 16-18 , aeeae 12-15. d<r left Thursday tor P tltsbul"'h the En«U8h treuury; Butter- Market nrm ; demand commiLl{'t:, which meeta In ChiCB&'O Jlf' declined l.o cunmll'lll (,ll U1• where they will spend Udr vaca ~ ml'inl' hr t?ad? . uO 8yBh moderate, aood; 92 At;Ore 2!) 1 ____ ___:.:::_:=::__________ ______ Aaanaation to Play tlon Tht!y were a.ccomp1L11ied b} To Germany, approll.lmatel y J- 4; 88 score 26 : I Local Boyo Mrs. Theron Rm sell Dll the moto1 &100,000,000 In non-colleet.Mble ~1 trlp. parahons payments refunded to steady ; demand Ttl.,._ fast New Lexington team Carol Meadowa ret~ to hi~ Germany, plus an unknofm bul supply moderate ; near- ' wtllcb had expected to be- htre to home In Columbua TuesdaY a.!ter 1 ~omr.nratlvely smaU sum In Gt!rreceipts l8 ~ l9. fresh exeotnJ~e~ w1th a. loc:al l.ta.m t.hl& eve- visit wtth rrte11ds and relative man short-term credlts , ftrst.llll-22, hennery wht\.e5 u· ning, baa .~~ent word t.hat 1t will be here. Tu Hunpry, 40 per cent share ot tra11 23-24 . bnpontble for them lo Jill the enMr and Mrs. Louis Burforr 1 $35.000000 lntematlona.l lot\n: Ve&et.able&-Marlf.et st.Hdy ; deaaaernent. In order that the Cans t~ere amml(l those who attender To AuEtria , a lotul of $42.500.0:!0 mand falr : supply moderate ; to-~ will not be disappointed, arrange- tne Ohio state lair at Colwnbm w be &flUlted after the AustrD· matoe!!-nearby 8 qt bnkeLs 25· ments ha\'e been made for the fast Wednesd ~~oy . German custom:; psct has been 30c. Boutht'm Ohio Electric team to Mrs carl Hollman returned ~ ibaudoned, this loan to be used by j play a team of local players q:ain . h~r home in Columbua Wednesdl\\' Austria to rtpay lt. $22.250,po<l loan l lj This team, one of the be-st m tht' after lt. v!Mt with her parents, Mr to the Bank or England wntch distrtct, can always be countell on 11 nd r.Irs Edwin Cook and other Br:ltlsh lnstitu;.lon mgently needs. to gtve a lood ~WCDunt ot itself A relatives. Other sums have been sunk In good ~~:am~ Ia always all8ure1 when Mr. and MrS. James Titus ~~onr the little entente and in Poland, <ConUnued rrom DSJi:e one) ever R Middleport team J.g on the Mr and Mrs. Dan Hartinger mo- hut the a.bove key sum& rep..'eSf!nt The was to open this arounda. ~ 11ame will be started tore ~! Lo columbus Thursday 'llihert the prluclplll cost to France for an emclency contes t as much before &IX o'clock a.s po.s- thcv atl£ nded the talr. her victory. pllol6 and the da.lly I Mrs Erlna Leaper and Miss MaxOl1lY nve y~at'S a110 Fnnce women 's dead sUck land 1 alble, after 5:30 because of t.he fact that It geta dark 50 quickly after lne t.rapc:r 1eturned t-o their homt' at lhr helibt or her currency Starting with a 30a;llr thirty and a slow game must m Qnincy alter a wt'eks vi.slt with nation period and had to be resact rated planes or 1 be !httshed In the semi da1kness 01 the fNmer's mct.her. Mrs Ev11 cued f rom fhumctal collapse by a piston djsplacemen l., ... des o1 L I'S liU and son Joh n. , ..... caII P. d •ut:cause ot ••"'""' .,.,.~~ credit or 1100.000.000 from J p ...,. ed dashes was to! nl.&:ht________ _ _ _ )Jh . and Mrs M J McCarty ft- Mor~;. n and his aMOCiale3 alternoon, the most being the 50-mue lte~- ! 1ulllfd to their home Wednesday SURPRISE SHOWER aft~r 11 shm t visit with tnends 1.1 Geneva, Sept. event open to planes of Twwtv-ftve friend& ot Mrs. Cha<:. InchesIIor lt'tili. ~ Colu mbus ed or the futulty d Neal delightfully su rprised he1 H I and Mrs. L o McMastt't ln thf' face ot speedy .111 ps were ~n«>re with 1\ mlltellaneou11 l!hower a.t het 0111 child: en Ma ry Lou and Busttr opposition. Germany and In this Hnal event One ot thfse · home on Second Avnue Wednesday rrtoor.'rd to thPh b{)ntC ~rter a was the home - made cran or Benny , Aft th k • d f 1 d8 today dropped their projected I Howard. Chicago llh mall pilot, who eve::lmQ. er e PllC Bji:e.'l wert' week~ visit with Clc\elan r en · toms union. his ship up to an average cpem~d the guests Wf'rt' se& \'t'd with M! ~S Elizabeth GrosSman Df Announ<:ement that the pocl 176 miles per hour ill a qualJly .. ! ~m:Wm~de lc~ cl'ea~ awl cake by I Cleveland 1.s the guest o~ D~j and been definitely dropped w~~os ing test Hight ·~;.~;~~:~, ~ :~ e s 8Seti rs aym .: Hllrrls Mrs. Oeori!t' SC'haar Rild nm Y by Foreign Minister D. Jullu.s Posslbly even more and the honor guest 5 mother, Mrs M1 and Mrs J to:. D Hurting~~ tlus of Germany before the the longer event f01 the Rus~ell mct<ar dto Cclumbus Thursday Europea.n committee of the I.Ragm.>l planes was the antlclpated attc. '1 t he Ohto Stat e Fair lot Nations council !between Howard II ''Pete," CLUB HOSTESS Mr s Dea Ha}'Cli, Mrs M J . wM.,.;,: Dr . Schober made Ill.:. armounc!>·J Loyell Bayles' speet.ly Gee Mt·s CPdrlc Clark was hostess to carlv and Mr11 Adda Smith 'h"~"' ment first, declaring t.a 1a t Au-·~rla 1sport.str In the men·s 3D-mile htt l'!'ldge club at he r home on Hunl 1•gton vi~1tms T hruw la v 1 .__:y was ready and w1Ung to Jc ~ tht' Jor all dash for planes or 511l-cublc Third Avenue Wed~sday evening wee nccc mpan::d bv Mrs Jame,~ !schemf' go In ravor or concertt>d IncheH. This event also has Guests of the club were Mrs. Ch~~os Mcndo\\s who has been the gues European economic C!J·('r•eratlon tracted sev4tal other • n- known McMnster, M1BB Mar.l+ Elizabeth of l!c t daughters for the past week !Dr. Curttus followed in similar vein. ! Hartin~~:er and Ml·lf. 0 B. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Charlc~ SetUe of As hnd been widely eager to witness a re- 1 amazing 11peed perFollnwtna the refresltmen ~ course ce<llU 010ve JHC :.pcmHng the tt~ pact was dropped prlzo;! !or high score was award".!d week with the!r o::JUgh ler Mts. permaneJlt court or mlles per hour ot-1 to Mr.<~ . John Kent and guest prize Cha• It'~ Wise Sr. llllll family IJUsUce at The Hague had a Spl'lnt~fl,:!ld, 1 to Mrs. Stout. .ts long-&walted ven:th::t as , In hilt specially- I whether the projoc c:d union WIU! Junior Tuesday, 1 SLIJMBER PAR TV lated the treaty or VerPidlle1; or awaited the artival of: M1ss Louise Talbott enLel'talneLI Otmevu protocols o. llrl transcontinental derby- : with 11 slum .... r each ptlotlng & ship capable • gr oup of frl-•s .,-,..., """' (Continued from page one) 250 miles an hour. I party at her home on Fifth Avenue ---- ·- ---this feature event again •' Wecbwsday evimmg . Those p1esent Ucs seven speed kings will were Ml!ises Vir1lnto Leonard, VirOne of the mtJ.n dlstnbuJ;Ing t.he home pylon l~te t.o(l'lnlu Oren, Evelyn Eichinger. point') cf the narcotic I ing oprratthe end of the gruelling Wlletta Emmlsh,• Fr11nces Dillard 1nll' il' t h1~ a ren Is located at. Omroute from Los Angeles Stello Palmer, Ma.xme Bums, nelh:vllle, Pa , ucccrdlng Ia fedm"fLI Sept. 3. 1931 $15.000 and the Mayme Elizabeth Covert. Ruth 1\Uth·nltles P owf'rs Wlls lf'\>ealed trophy are offered Oratt. and Mrs. Paul Leonard through correspondence di&:ave1'Cd By U S Weather Bureau Columbus !n h \f. trunkf'l lo have been at TLc neld of obfKlrvatton Ia alJohn F~~rnmlng of Columbus Connellsville at Vllrlous times. mos~ entirely free lrm~1 I !;:in~~! was t.he 11uest of Mu. Sarah Dobb5 B11.1rett O'Hara, well- known storm centers thl.s ";~::;;~~~-; then Thwaday. C'hlcn~o atltorney, today conferre-1 w.e!!.Uu~r Is somewhat _1 in an : c'' , •• ··JI''rank Mr. and loll's. Clifford Erwin 8lld with J. Ed Law. chief COU•l.Sel tor the nc.rttt Atla11tle MillS Oaro LouJae· Erwin n!.otored to Powf'rs O'Hara Is believe-d to be t~e Appalachlon districts; elae12 hours, 26 Oolu r.bi.L!I Thursday to spend the slated to act in 1U1 advl<tot·y capa- w~1·c the weather Is t~enerally !air ·~otltlo·~~.. 12.5110 .. ' pooled remmnder of the week w1lh rdn- citY at the cteten~ of the self-con ~ Rains were nearly general east ,of pilot breaklnQ" the record. tlvei'l und l'l'lend&. The,v were ac- tt'S~IJ slayer the hliMisslppl river and ~ht M~n\\•hlle, the /potential companied by Mlas Helene Wilson O'llam w11s counr.el fer VIrgil scatte:ed showers occurred In the attempt by: Bafles. to set a who has bteq t.tl.e~ h~ guest Cor Klr':IRnd nn h Ja! at Valparaiso northem plains states, the fall be· American land ' Speed record tor the past week · Tnd . fm the murder (.t Arlm .: mg t>tnvy cvct the Ohio and Ten- planes remal.ned somewhat. shroudMt·&. Eben Bowen snd Mi .. Dr a:. es v: ho me l her death at a ncsse< Vl\lleys. The wcallier ed , fl) < tny~tery. The required 3Frs t' CE'S Bowen ldt for Camp Knox ··g in nnd sex' party. Kll'k hwa , somewhat cooler this morning ~llGitililt'ir cOurse has been · marked 'T!l.uaday where they will bP th afte· two trllj.IS wus t~ul to thr re- over the eastern portion of the ott and permiMion to sta~~:e an oftl~ml!l ~ or the former's daughter. t fcrm11tory for len years country and over most or the! Mls ~ial record-seeklna ftlgl)t 1s beluq Mrs R A. Onmble lor ?Jeveral 1ap; 1 Th ~ Chicago cou l.Sf'l Is re ·-' po e ll·v ' ", · .,"' .",'ml,v,.a lley, ~lRe where sllghtl~· 10u1ht !'tom the federation &,eroMIMI Helen Hess Is tilling the nt'vr r tn havE> ha i a client 1"'"' nautJque International, ava.iatlon's ·t"~~~of Mrs. Theron R\ISBell at · a "1t'1.th penalty." j The prevalllng low pressure over goverulna body. Bayles has Indicated a desire to try and crack AI mark of 266.8 miles per ;-;;~tl~~~· has made no formal ap-1 with race omctals, ., commander Richard L. R ~~~~:;;~h~l:;,eo~r:~·;~hcorBritish R A. F. ' ' the team of Euaces, who stunted hi6 .:;' ' Mt s Rosa Patlersou or Cott.aae· vtlle spent last week here with her lot :riD DAlLY 'l'RmUNa. POKIIROY, 01!!0. · ~:===:==========' Middleport 111 1. and Mrs. Reid Holt and two ch!lml'n have returned to Lheir hon m at Che.riefiton, after a pleas Ant vlslt with the latter'& motller, Mt s J A. Smlt hp,nd family . !Mebbtns l • PACia T11BD oJ4o- nUPpapen •re oea:t In importance ro ~&Dod tohooo. You wat to !live your tobHco 111 be•t obaace-th.. '• whv you tbould b.ay OCB ptopen, f•~~toul produoa: of the lloltor4 milia Ia FhDOI. Buy tbla at tM 1ton wlaert you buy P.A.-book of l50 1 A Uule dtiaC ~ Ink• eajgyant ODIDfl.ce, a..v- II• I �- ., T KUR80AY , EIBPTE!l&U S, 1031 JJ.! ' ... PJ.I.!-..!.}.~J. !}!!!.. ,_,..,., Olio!; ,.,,.,,.....,. MDtbll ' 7, Popular Protram; 7:30, \ Aleunder and f&mUy Tbe Jk.oa 811Wn ; 'l :t6 , I!JI.Itoen at Ha rry Bw!'n and hunlly 11.re \ 'l:.~be 8t1Jle~; I , Popular Pfoll'am ; B, ltinl relative~> at Akron and Clevehul Whlt.ema4'1 Paint.lrl; 9:1&, l)aod \.hill week . Clara, Lu &nd '!m ; 10, .\lpQI i&ra. Nancy Bea.les, Miss Mattie And)' ; 10:11, DtDge OrR; 1!, RUfll Hendef80n and two sons Earl anct Columbo; ll:lS, Louttl IIJWlll'Y fRa iph spent Thursday ailernoon PJ\'1; 11 :50, CUI. ~ana Orcb; J:I . ~D ' wlth Mr .and Mn. R . S . Henderson am Oreh Coolville. WoN-Cbtc&to CIUI.41-,.) 6 :SO 1 Mn ROOt · Small il.nd little &a:, pm, Dblner Dance, 6:16, Harolrl of Plttabur~~:h are v1sitln g her Teen ; '1' :06, Loule'a BUftll'Y f'lve : grandparents, Mr . and Mr~ ScuLt '1' : 16, Uncle WalL and Sketais. ; 7:45 Carney ot Uli.s place 1 Earl Burtnet.t'a Oreh ; 8, Orand I Mr and Mrs Laic Ol'lm spell ()pen Qema; 8: Ui , Moderu Mood, Sunday at AntiQUitY W!Lh rc1Ht1V<'S 1 :10. l'amoUI Men; I :Q, Earl Burt ! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Deemli aud nettlt ()fch~ 9, Root Garden Con- , children att.ended a fam ily re uulon etrt~ 1 :10, Clara, Lu and Em; 9.t6, at P~~orkersburg: Sunday. t Dream Bhlp; 1G:15, The Mr Naney Beals. Mrs Ma t 1t' Bora; 10:10, Jan Owber'a QrcJl; U Hendt~rson , daughter Fllmlle and Tecl Weema' Orch ; 11 .30, BUI Dena 1 son Earl spent l118t Tuet>dny nt Lcflue·a Ofehtl\ra. tart with Mrs. Elizabeth Alcxandet WTAM - Cleveland !:180-lO'JOJ \ fl,lld family . 8:30~m, GerM and Olenn ; 'I', Pupu ! Prank Allen has moved his fn mllar ~; 8, J'rldl.1 Frotk; 8:$0, lly trom Pomeroy t.q hi& farm at. Dan ; I, Kodak Pl'o(p'am low.,r Portland., _____ 9 :30, of Ule Air; 10 :15, Tbe • Stebblna Boya; 10:30, Vinctlnt Lopez' Qreb; 11 . 15, Pie P'Wlt 1 Pete; 11 :30, Jot Smith's Orch ; 12, Mldftlght Melodlel; 1~ : 30 am, Man '. ny Iandtl'fl' Popul&r Dance Orth. I Woman's Work is Never Done It 'a'! ~ 11'11." Publllbld Do1IJ Lilli liOCIItecl liJl La-.>er SecoDd 8tnet, ~. 0, lilt ACt ol - k~IJ. r:"'• ....._ lltlon. tAn not -- to WbiD ow ,...... MIMl 111 leettrt or Dftl matter fOl f1tG!114 111. 111 q • ..., t1111r 111001 &UIIOI!Ib ; - .... p~tw u..,, &Dd - lot 1D - - " " - 1D "" IDitaDce wW be publllllod. I ---'--;;;;;-;=;-o;=;ru --;=~--1'IIK JIUIG8 HIIILIIUING COIIP&JI~ .. aut -.ctJ · hr . . . . . Ollk!e . . .Oldo t&o• Dtlpt. Cab .. l'or Wlorlol Ql!ke Coli --~ -.a WATJON.U. ADV.I&TI&ING urREI&NTATn'n Devlne-Tennep Corpon.Uoa mot her, Mn;. I :,uc •• •l New York r.nd CblcftJO MARKETS PI'FTSIIURGH LIVESTOCK 8 F' JJt 2-IN8-Hc~ rcccipt.s '150 mcd~ s ntdy B.cllvc, mG~::t ly 10 hlgh- uro u. ..-,ow. ----:--• CONSIDER GREAT THINGS--Fear the Lord, anJ serv~ "!11n m truth with all your heart: for consider grcut thing:; h e hath do ne [or you.- 1 Samuel 12 :24. T .o\1.~ RACERS HE PRESENT air rae•• b.ing held this week in Clev•la~d ,-;re of ineBtlmabte beuelit to the world in the nd vanceme'rit of aeronauHc~ . By the!'e many "~.r&riotJS spee•l events bflnging together makeR and types of planes of al! descrir)\i6JIM, a good idea of their practicability and their limitatitins is derived. As a re:;ult, improvement." can be made on certain point R, thH d iMc.:•we ry of who~_o~e ·wea knesses i.fUJ:erwi::!e might he und1scovcrecl for month s if nul years. ,Each and every aviator who take ~~ part in th e:;e demon&tr!ftion.s is to Ue commended ai'l a ver.v great bentfit to humnnity and tho~e who gi\·e their live:-~ when an accident Lefulh~ them during the lntrfCate and dangerou~ maneuvers, are nothing if not mnrtyrs to the cause of Humanity. As this is written, fortunately, no fatal acciden~ have been rec.Otded although !>ICvera! very clo~e call~ h~.vc beeu experienced by the air pilotA und several planes totali)' wrecked in the rmmlting Mmatih-ups. Thc. ,present rcnction of the 11eopie, ~Npeciaily tho1:1e who fUUQw aviation a s I'!Ornething more than a h ohhy , i ~ that groat strideH are being mude in th e air trantS purtatior and a great pat't of the credit ijol due to theMe stiff te:;t~o~ undergone durill¥ the week or more of t'a C('t! and compc. ' ' h.,.,. f ,."'" ' ''~' "'l" n h !111 '·"'~' ,,, '""" "llhh ...... ___ ' ~Jl'tt' f\tit. ~ ... ..,. 1 ..c Radio Program SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD .... .. •• • • 4 _... ....... .,. LIQUID OR 'l'ABLt;TS J:e!ll' 1'H :\ Jjca.da.ch~ or Neuntllf)D :lo minutes, cht;tlk!. a Cold 'ht !R Hnt day , and check.s l\la~ hi lhrl' c 1l.ays. 6 6 6 Sah·e for lla~y'a C.:old I SWIFIJC VP.RY DAY you are wi1hout mmkrn clcc• ttJC refri gcra n un H l pwr h o me is anuthcr Jay of wa stin g. rt:eelpt6 100: si 3ady, \ thmu vea.lers 950-10.00; medium, and •Irod gradt:8 8 .50-Y on ; des lr- I nble llea~·y calvr:s 6.00-1.50 Shtcp rt'Celpts 1000. l~~oml' ' .~l o w. a few early ~alts stead:. al :J 'JO fc: rh<:'!c.:r handywclghts. ~c vrml bid uH. u: m 25 low ~r at 'i 'lb ami com· pJ.tat:l f!otrcrlngB ' As lnd r. n 5 cents a rl 1)' w11l p:~y lo r a Lcnn,,: I. tric RcfrJ gcru!or ... hro ing new suviug;s, new I.. L'l· v~:nlcnce the year 'rouuJ. GRAiN PRICES Chicago. Sept 3- INS-Qraim opened uneven today Whea' was 1-c ot! to 1-fc up, corn unchanged to 1-Bc down R.nd oaw 1-" to 1- Bc lower, Opening Price~~ · Wheat-Bept. 4D 5-8; OP-e. 48 3-4 1-11; March 52 . May ~ ii-8 l -2. Corn-&lpt. 43- 43 1-8 Dec. 38 J-2, May 43 1-8 1·4. Oat&--flept. 20 3-" 'l-6; Dec. 2J 3-4 '1'-8; May 25 1-'·. Complete refrJ~er ato r guaranteed 3 ~ears. T e n dollars do'\\ n p l '" "· ,, c in your llor•. :: t- . sh~v.'lng ~utTt• t d !rom that cpldemlc Ktll t'i Pnns hasdiseuse u .cvt!l pedtYtrian 1\'h\o.:h mlght t·omc rrom drluiUll!lI:lepre.. io:"' E.1.plalned 1 \Vfll t'l illl t' tmugh to prov e lb pur lty tJ Qln and all Amrrlcllm who \\'11t111'n ut·r- !Oil'IIJ.:J;IInll' fur Pepml v. Ish to dtlnk it rlt!hl~ Ill .l.l J\!111. 'l'ht•v m·e !whim! < • .. tt•1• 11n11 ~ 111 Jnol'e mhHm·t•tl cuun· · F:,,. lhr n 19t llmc ~lllf'l' his bttllill ' trle~ '''"'' 11re th•IJ!fl' tim Mttng~Ihu:. bewulh the Arch of Tl'hunph, Fr~~onee 'o; Unknown Soktle•· was •·e- ,......, ___.., •....,~by the average rt~d- cr lltly vlstt~d by " seml-cmclnl 0( !'11lllll d .. ll'~ation It was et.ma joke, ha~t through .-o~ed c r 35 O c•mRn PC\CifJs ta who • THE LE'.AGUE OF NATIONS H~ Lc<tl{llc nf NutionK, lung viewed blooderl Am erican at> ftomething of one of their teprt!:;entu,tiveK, l'lprung a really new anrl nrig- :~~~~ " Wlcflth b~'al'ins: Um tmcnp - 1 tnal propm•al. Thi~ represe ntative ha!-1 propOBed that thle "J.J11kn0\1n hc10 or <>n atroc10Us Leanu(l organi ze an urmy recruited fl'(lffi the countneJ.Iwar \'em ~'>~\crlflce and c ur aetl\'lt.y e • · UC' fi ll 1\li~Ura.nce C( p ~ac:: Lon!;' of the League, th e army to he under the order of the Len - ll~c France, and long II ~.! n ~l': ~ 1 h Iman y both forev"r JCacl~ist · gut~ and to he mo\t•d only when ordered to do NO Y e A 1;1111 c numt -r cf r :cnch g ~ u.J1 propcr nuthorities. a unt\, stocd neaaby 111 ca :'!e thcr:: , · t th If 1 th a t 1' [ ap y c•un\l')' Tht' wrrc nny dlsa&n cll.t ~ · mcldcn t'l Th c SU~Oft':;t t 10n I~ o e e ec eer?monJ' wu:; canmd cut 11; proposeM or does del'lare u war ot aggr~Hsion, contrary to pe•'f"ll m!lnll<'l " the Leugue nt' Nutium; diHcif•line, the League's army will There wr rtm't many benuty canimmediately be c~dllld · forth to put the rcbelliom~ nation Ill teft<S 1.1 ll n days or th e ca''"· Thl'<, 1'...luH of pollciniT the world is indeed dw ~ llera te r.ausc t; aut 1ful women It· Proper '>la"e. 14"t ... e wo1e tcw and fnt· bctw,rn This 1 ~ novel if nnt inspiring. Tn get down to practical ca1:1es, for tho copclt l.~l o n Thlabaull-S•sson ar. 8 · 1 d · river. at wrltlng cf th ,.. ·1 t ef n ~nstance, suppose the United tates were mvo ve m a war Ma"rt:tl~nlans ' · · Which the League ·decided was ('ontrary to its l'Uiee. If I The cav e wc man wa:, l:u!lt for the IJeawue expected to get any rllrect retmltK In pultim' ! ;~!lt~~r~~!~ !~~~~~~~/r~:i:; 1 a~~c~; .America in ib~ plnce, it appear!) that all the armieg of the 1mirt!1orn Me'Cllttll'anean t'CRioll and .• \he c.::• lor ~ d drawing~ t ou na en th• :rest of the world would nee dI! be d ra ft e d , or b ang, th ~ w~ll~ or tho caverns Sh1:1 ~how; Lea rue of Nation ;;. would lH• a dhtmul fnilure. . th3 rllantcterl~tlcs n! ne1m btau. - However, the 1dell · f h · 1 f ties, "'lth thick f c11.tu r ~~ . IIOlJd o t ~army Is ~cQr~co Y more au- : Arm.:~ and lei' a:1d by no meam +q11tic thpn the original idea which to date has proved · 8Yip!•Uir:e about the wa iRt '' be FlUCh ll monumentHI 1uug hllliJ · stoc k . Th e 1.eague IJ j' ! thelih<'hou!e. was the hfLud:v woman about ooul~ cut up the wild is something io Ju~c p bu~y hodles happy drafting mt'Rl. cock wen and :;;rw with her ' • h. h h k ~ t-~ n ~ nec•llf!S. Jklsldcs laiiDrlng the 1\11!~• apd lci~as for countrtes to toll ow w It! t ey now s ll:hl~ or ltt1r outside clolhJng and not mean anything to any country if at any time they that or h'lll' r.ave-man hMband, 'Jj.ppen · • , It ·'~. w"vr ' hf wrllm b?lievr!l thal she also • to he contrary to the rlestreg of thrt-t cnunt1y. her own rough fabriCfl. with small chance of ever becoming a reality I In ~plte a.,f her lack of beaqts·. , , mt Wc&t1 •lttl l1vtd. abeut 20 000 T ~. c wa11 :1Pvert:helesa coquetitlh success lf concerned . • 1'owi'IMhlv, St'plcn her H), at II 'foWn8hlp, tifiJ!lcmlmr 10, ~t Ill 10 , I ! A SliJW Vlllue Ntwlml'f'll*GOODYEAR oitf1 Goody•ar offen. Few tire• It aar ALL- WEATHER '• l'rlt:• $... ut.lt (lltsiJIO) $8.55 9.'70 12.95 14.110 11.80 t.Ti-11 (JbUi) &.D-11 (lhU~l tJtice can equal It; ..... II (11•6.M) endurance I .....l t ( f l - ) ' For Bchool D•·e.-ses. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '' M,o\kTIM EBWBA.CH SERVICE UPPER MAIN !ITATIQN I'BUT POIIUBOl', omo. I 19c LADIES' APRONS Size 8~ ·ln. Jc 105 m., fast colors in 'orchid, ro~e. gold ' an.<l gree,ll. Regular $2 values . ~+~ t~t.,.6;'·.·.·.. .... $139 \. ~-' - ' Pair 4.50-20(mxl.50) $5.60 $10.90 t.G0-~1(30x4.50) 5.09 11.10 4.7a-19(2S.Ual 6.65 12.90 Eaeh ' ' fl,,. • .... \ <JP : J'tiS:---. . RAYON BED SPREADS iG.IO 30dh Ror. CJ, • 4.39 8.54 5.25-21(Six6.25) ' 8.57 Colol'!l gold, green, rose, orchid and blue. Scalloped edge. Regular $5.00 spread. Special . . .. .. . . . . . .. . $2.49 _______ .98 OTHER SI2ES EQVAJ.LY LOW Tubes _. , also low prif;fd ao say• RUFFLED . CURTAINS Colat·ed edges in pbjk, blue and plain white. SI><!Cill Per Pair ......... 49c FANCY BED SPREADS ·Sf.lo and Trouble Ended after Sev., ·eral Yeare of Sufferin• ' TOWELING All bleach ad- Guaranteed all linen, i'ast colors. Lengths 2 \ '~ to 5 yards. Regular 35c values. Special Per yd .. .. ·.... 12Y,c Guamnteed fast colot·s, t·eg, ular 50c values. Special ...... ...... .... 39c • .• Men'a·. BLUE CHAMBRAY Si!IRJS . .. . ROOillv-.Raddallie11..U W'ilfl> i: • ma~f.'A~~ '' I . ' ' .... c ' ' ...Sp'ee••t ··· c" ······ :' .... ·~ ~ _,. ... , - -- As you open th e j1ncka:;, ,,,.,; ,.. 'ct , -, l,ilr of that rich Prince Albert tra~,r.t > •c.:.:, j'Oll know you're in for some !ircat l :garl'ltc-sc :' ',:d:l~. The first one you make: a:;d ~:r.;okt: c,mfirms your prediction. Smooth and 111 :: liow and mild •• , just plutnb·wonderl" l, Fdlowsl No matter what you're rolling 'em with now, try '. Prince Alberh· thl~ ·.S(ll11e tobacco m!'kes tjl pipe perform, too. Try it huth ways. ' ( z fuU ouooet in every tla. • Linen LUNCHEON CLOTHS No ocber tokooo il like k All pw'e linen-blue, rose, and gold-Size 60 in.x78 in. Sp«iel .. .'. .. . . .. . .. .1.39 4.4.0-21 (29x4.40) .$9.60 ...per=:t ·,pair \ r. .. 'I • ~ ' j '''" • "' LINEN COTTON PRINTS .. Goodyear Pathfinder .75 --. fl'lt,;; l For Friday and Saturday HEAVYDUfY Othor-11• low St • Tough as they make 'em! (30K4.5f) M1~ SPECIALS ' I UO·ll L'pper 1 Labor Day I Ol..k of tiM Do.rd vf Revl~lon. $ Martin Eberabech S.,-vice Station at l RRc"'" ;vm,ile, tfl:ptem!lcr 12, at H A.e!'&l•nd vu: •...,., B•ptl!lllbtor 12. at to A. 111 s)'t•eiJIII! VIII&JW. 8eJ)t.ember 1~ at l .,~ in style, lnUeage and value $ 8·.~.~~ t111f.h) \.1, a t 2 ' ·~!'''""' t'J .. rea] owest :i ;~W~J~R-~~O.§tr~o~l~t~~~~~2~~:P~M~· ~H~J~.~"~""~'~'m~•~·;··~""~'~'"~"~'~"~"'~'"~'~· 5 -.....J.---~~; _:..!._· l-It-tot. Baseball &:o an I 18-kara( knock-out 4' •I ;~;~J~~:~r;:~. ~~~~/:b~i:· Major ff':.; .. c A ' 'em with General Weather ;onditi•ons I' ler ·vhln it com .:s to imlubmg TJ1r "walk <l''l cnr' Is inc tnvmt · lieve It or Not:" '7. other more mell::>w llqulds. I tlon 1h e Fre nch playwl'lghL, Mar- a:ram , 7:30, Teddy a 11 t 811 a m:~tter of fact , r arli-ilau cd PH.Jinol, intends to renllze in 7:-11, Slsters of the warer 1~ not dana-erou~> 1t doemn th ' nea1 future lar ~ram; 8:30, come from Lhe old Beine ri \'CJ' [1 5 ln:. ftad of clmtl nulng his v~ry D, Ul Whiteman'• lht" waite ! t ry to makr ou t. ' but SUC.!CI:iilflll play writing, the r.uthor Cla:r'a, Lu and frc no n dt~tanl. rnountalt SliUtc ~ os cf th" cc lebrat ~d "Topl'.:.~' a.td ~~~~~nyl~S ~Or't~c~h·b,.•;,,"':~.':~.. 1onl r nd ~eparkllng watu 118 om· ' Mn : •us" now dcs l. ~s tO seL his l\'t ll fmd In am• &;!cat ctty Th [' fl - talf'l;ts to wo rk to~ the humble J!~!\.oma a-t -, ( I / LL·STEEL REFRIGERATOR ~· · ~~ ~~ ,~ ~ WE GIVE S. cl: H. GREEN STAMPS ~~ ROLLS EASY AND STAYS PUT ' IT'S WORTH WHILB TO PICJ: YOUR PAPBRS. Good MARTIN EBERSBAp; St;RVICE ~·TATION UPPER MAIN STRt:ET POI\IF.RO);', OlUO. o:am. a.J. a.,..w. "...._ c..~ ........w...•. c. PoeaertJ7. • ' • , · tL;t 1 110 '" at giveJl pointl-1. T~i:o~ warning ~igrlal, th(•n a.s a ~:~afety measure meuntl nothing to lite Zionists ond although the y huve paMt~c d such an nrd111an..:e, th !.::!Y have not yet deviHed mean~ of prosecuting the engim' <; r~ berau:-lt! lh('y have no means •tf catching tiH'm, 110 ~t op s h e ing made by the whistle tooterH. A1:1 a furUwr cvident·e of their l<tek of good .JUdgment, they are now con~iderinll a ~mokc ordinance nimed at the en· gine~ comiug lhrough lheit· dty burning coal. There ct! Itainly i8 no uccuunting for the actions of Home people, :-mnt• as they may appear tn the naked eye. _ ~ 1 GENERAL8E~ECTRIC An<ty; 6:30, Phil Cook; ll. LOVE I Septcmlo()r It I rnem- .. If women. ,,_,red - 1 0 lj .c<:aut u1 """'""' . r oi . arm b!oc ::: ~~t ~en - yuut.h!uJ comple,.;wru; use MEL~ thutJnstlc over farm I.K..II.. ~ s st.abi- OLO the new wonllerful Prt:! 1 llzatloro methods 1proc~ racfl powder Pure11t Tht board wa.s !.&r~el;. crea ted , smoothlffit powder knovm !:it.e~ l tD 01 ganlze the furmcr's COOJX'ra- : longer No ttoky m· ps.sty IOOIL. U\'l'h , sa id Col" 1 am not ll1 l &rime or.,. grit. MELLO-OLV PJit~ rnvr.. 1 Ll buym 6 up mqe qu:mllt 1c:. vents large po r!!b a nd nev~'J bn'laii.-1 of r •:un and cotton Th·· guv('.:l- or feels dry Blends Mt uran ;.o with ["Jt'nt has no molt· Jlght lo buy up an}' cum ph:xlon rkma.ncl :Mell9j .urph.E rra m ptoduct.+> thau SI UI)lusiMlo For snie by J 1cob Elberi.ekl .utumub:lt':. ~m co lmo.a . • E C'IIV~l'l T"'•m~hlr. R0 ll•ng R~f.. t.hl! Cole IR J of he f Beau t'{ ) W ft.e I u n i1 Love New pOau •••d;:j,;, On a- is a great racket Portland The Ooldbergs; 1, H-rry Reller's Orch: Ptoa:ram; 9, Kodak Program; 9.30, Theatre of the Air · 1pe~· Orch; 11, Dan'" Orch 'IIVJZ-New York 1349.5-160) &:tli pm, Lowe! Thomas; 6, Amos FARM lmed - 666 W<!iting is Wasting I'ARI~ :11ak'.'~ thc h conscl::nces much IJllS · I Middleport Team To Play Tonight ==- 1Jr m:c can ~Ud 8e fl em the drawl lngs o! short skirts found on the Dy ALICE LANGELIER wull .. ot 1 er taJn cuverns. These IN £ Staff CcJ rl·spon:lent. d!Ei ~:s rc.!!Cmble the tlm.lflCild fa, it Sept. 3 -S ~ mc Amrrlcan'l 1 sklrl~ worn by the women seert in Jlv in" in the Umtcd state~ th ink , lh( : rlt:zes decorating the pala~ thev '\ave teo muc h wat ~ r . all'l cf t ;~ f· Mlnoan epoob on Ui .:! Ulland Hc ffiP d t hem Uvlng ._1 Frunc , of C1et.e 0800 B . C.J ••• )· t!'>rv dcn't have en01 1gh. One lattel· for eXI\mplc r.:.ays th: 1 IF. the ~;carce!t article in the J ~ltions. i :;;.. • I''"'"'" captt-· and add!l ulatt· thil •'' '·'· ' I'IJ'X'lt he"fd'a't'f!t ,;1k toi" tt ts In 1:u·n bedroom. ZIO"'JSTS Evt IY garcon In e\'ery Fl",.lch we lll'ty f"""I~H """""""' 0 ~, cafe 1,1 al!lau&ant lhlnks thc1e l;; r.lty tum: S MtGH:r BE expected of people who, in spite of all thtn1 wrong wtth a man who chick~ns o.nd ether Httle sud1 as doe:~. cats and COY.'s, scientific: experiment and pr·oofH to .t he contrary that fc r wntcr and nothing Lo put arr (l•ten the bugbear or the -.·· Nc Frenchman ever dc ~s thr.t the world is round, 01' nearly ~u. will continue tn hold l •J \' r.ry rew v1s!1ing Amedc at!S let lll the country rood, 1 ci,th •e~· fc1 that 11111 tt "r very very careful In the or the belief that it is ftat and l:lquare, the Zionistic f o II ower~ ~ , • thcl• m~~osters and mistr::s!lfls w111 In lllinoiti are doing :\orne fouliRh thmgR. }t'ur in~tance, llll Rrf.~llura. nt - keepcrs u.nd wnllen. l have big damages to pay In case of ordinance in Zion City r ece ntly, waR pa~tmd, prohibiting t1y t:~ persuade cv~ry vl5.t:;: tho~ accidents. 1 11 It Rnd ·s anif water lhey happen hns lets to of meet trmsone in bill~ts Up tocomln~ the pruent to artef time. by auto:noavoiding the blowinK of whl~:~tleH by luco moti\'CH when pal'ls ing Par who fhrs n t tnkt 1v..1e or ~ c : thev a ll~~> itatlnR he11 or P too-careful through that city. tm.tlq:e lu :dl him alm ~.. t-a~-ex·- ~w. had nothing la rto but pick up Naturally no engineer toot." n whiRtle for fun ordi- pem've mlneml wnte 1 whlrh do 'lle plece5 and 110 on thdr way A not ~ t;~ lCh Gllc'!l thirst. falill mt:.Lorlst ttylng to u.void kiiJnarily, as whistle tooting eventually "rum>~ iuto money'' N[• 111 tv nil Amerlcuns b ' ll:!VJ' lnR 11 flfjg on the road nenr Otjon due to 1he :-;h~Hm lo~ll re!o!ulting, coni\equently it is as:-umed t h ~~ · mH rcl e s lol'l :s abiJUI the wa- cru~hE' d Into a tree an1 Y.'ll.S badr t ly inJured. He demanded $400 from 0 that en)lincer:;. blow their engitw whh;tieH only a.'! n warn- t : r Al l · ore a ra d tu tt~llch a dwp thC ll\\lner and the court!! allowed . of th£m pe.haps ~~re vcrv It • t ~ ing to t:hoMe who:o~e ,tuurne,\M take them acros~:~ the track :t QlQd it WClk ~ oul lhls WilY lt . .-t thP. chu1ch ba::;cment Sate1 t•niag Icc <'1'-!am , ~~anct • wlch .:::., ple . • •d cakr ~;~.re to 11e ~[' 1 \cu. ur u:.~;. tc 260' lb wdahts 6.65-?.10 I ------~ THE r IH' M . E . Jodie11 aid wtll hold :\ fRANCI' anncuncer!lent that l:* botud w111 1 not J:'UtCha.'lt' mol~ wtt u;l , lout ~Jd 1 the ~-qual.lsatlon ~~~ offcJcd lh · ·~ ony fca...Jble method ol c unLrollln!,; producllon I 1cuttu to low grade cowt 2.50-4 00 I News BiO&Se r. I I I 130 t.o 180 lb WCllhts 62eo-68a. 100 to 130 lb. weights 5.'15-6 .25, t•11':< coo-1 pncklng sow~ 4 :l:l 4.7& CaUie ~celpt s 20 ; U~tle (.h::mgcs Puu~R44»!fk"• "....._I._c, .. E~a Creaa _, THUR.BDAY, l!EPTENBEK S, U~ , 14r and )Ira. Ch&rleti Ph=m~ ,~ northeuu-rn and ln06t cenu-at\pllne yestl'rdlt.\1 Mfor~ empt.J IOct 14, will elkk!rse It 11"1-1.1 und the U,.lter I Wtet or the alain lib'& dl.str l,'ta Is t~vorable to IIISht.l)' l standli ltl 1l breath-takmg t rtal iSrtk uctlonlu co:tg:e~ rtJt~ t:rll•Jje PM• '1'. . ..,.. h Ltmu, are due t.o arrive hen to- un&ett.led and warmer weather In tllj:ht Wlll> W r!y ll.iiillJ tod11y at Lht: one uf the bl& farm I.Jiilllll~ZKtwru; ·-··· day to claim Wra. Lemke'& body. Lhis \icinlt)' t.onil:hl, tol.loweu ou iraceti Alcherly Wlll Injured Jut L5 c:~rr.mltted also t.o tJu, CXI)J rl dt:· VlrlID rttdny by wu.rmer w!.tfl lncreultq Prlda y when hi.!! pl11ne nOlled Oller t-enture Ide&. J"'IONI 511-L clout.lineu probably wlttl llhowen upo11 landin!i t'hc fann buret.u, ONeal pn.'<11ct by latl~ attemoon or l.t nlJht . A dm.en huge Hymg boat& from cd. won support a bUl by Sen Uick· -the U. 8 . mavy bB.se on the Atlantic inaor. (RJ of Iowa, thi·ow i,•H GteatPI'ITSBUaGH PRODUCE coast we re to appear over the air- er J ntrtctlow; arowu.l tnu.h ng lll tContlnu~ 1Tom page one) Pitu.burab, Sept.. 3-lNB--Pou.l• port thiS a!tentoon tts a feature or rutures Wl the araln exchu.u!l{"; I tey- Marir:et weaker· d~lllllnd !alrt navy dttv the Western Union Telelltapll om ctt hegemony has. actually C06L Fr11nCe1 11upply heavy · heavY hena :12-14 ·\ Tile farm board hf! lpto pt'ICU durh.ll the latter's ll&cation. In cal'l\ outlay , to date . hena 18 ~ 22 . teahorn heM 16:, throu~th tts stllWliZli.Uon ttfforts. Mr.., bhnrlet> Oresl! and daughTo Enaland, a credit of $125.000.- 19 . leghorn sprlnaers 1'1'-20· heavy 1 but 1f U1e eqWLlt:ratlon fL~ haJ ter VlrginW spent Wednesday with 000 tD the Bank <Jf Enaland, wltn \oo iored brollern 21 .25, tla;ht 'colored l bt;Ln b e!tect. the Prlco: o! wht:r.t frlcnM in Colu..llbu.s . t.he United Sta.tb puttlnc up a like lbroilen 18-21 , r0011ten 13-14 ducks 1 Continued rrom P' :e one) 'nlMtl be 15 to 20 eeutli " but:Jlcl . \lllan He believes IJ".e cxe.:::utlvc hrghel. O 'NeaJ M:d Faat Southern Ohio Electric Capt.ain and Mrs Gt!orse How- amount plus 1200.000.000 credit ID 16-18 , aeeae 12-15. d<r left Thursday tor P tltsbul"'h the En«U8h treuury; Butter- Market nrm ; demand commiLl{'t:, which meeta In ChiCB&'O Jlf' declined l.o cunmll'lll (,ll U1• where they will spend Udr vaca ~ ml'inl' hr t?ad? . uO 8yBh moderate, aood; 92 At;Ore 2!) 1 ____ ___:.:::_:=::__________ ______ Aaanaation to Play tlon Tht!y were a.ccomp1L11ied b} To Germany, approll.lmatel y J- 4; 88 score 26 : I Local Boyo Mrs. Theron Rm sell Dll the moto1 &100,000,000 In non-colleet.Mble ~1 trlp. parahons payments refunded to steady ; demand Ttl.,._ fast New Lexington team Carol Meadowa ret~ to hi~ Germany, plus an unknofm bul supply moderate ; near- ' wtllcb had expected to be- htre to home In Columbua TuesdaY a.!ter 1 ~omr.nratlvely smaU sum In Gt!rreceipts l8 ~ l9. fresh exeotnJ~e~ w1th a. loc:al l.ta.m t.hl& eve- visit wtth rrte11ds and relative man short-term credlts , ftrst.llll-22, hennery wht\.e5 u· ning, baa .~~ent word t.hat 1t will be here. Tu Hunpry, 40 per cent share ot tra11 23-24 . bnpontble for them lo Jill the enMr and Mrs. Louis Burforr 1 $35.000000 lntematlona.l lot\n: Ve&et.able&-Marlf.et st.Hdy ; deaaaernent. In order that the Cans t~ere amml(l those who attender To AuEtria , a lotul of $42.500.0:!0 mand falr : supply moderate ; to-~ will not be disappointed, arrange- tne Ohio state lair at Colwnbm w be &flUlted after the AustrD· matoe!!-nearby 8 qt bnkeLs 25· ments ha\'e been made for the fast Wednesd ~~oy . German custom:; psct has been 30c. Boutht'm Ohio Electric team to Mrs carl Hollman returned ~ ibaudoned, this loan to be used by j play a team of local players q:ain . h~r home in Columbua Wednesdl\\' Austria to rtpay lt. $22.250,po<l loan l lj This team, one of the be-st m tht' after lt. v!Mt with her parents, Mr to the Bank or England wntch distrtct, can always be countell on 11 nd r.Irs Edwin Cook and other Br:ltlsh lnstitu;.lon mgently needs. to gtve a lood ~WCDunt ot itself A relatives. Other sums have been sunk In good ~~:am~ Ia always all8ure1 when Mr. and MrS. James Titus ~~onr the little entente and in Poland, <ConUnued rrom DSJi:e one) ever R Middleport team J.g on the Mr and Mrs. Dan Hartinger mo- hut the a.bove key sum& rep..'eSf!nt The was to open this arounda. ~ 11ame will be started tore ~! Lo columbus Thursday 'llihert the prluclplll cost to France for an emclency contes t as much before &IX o'clock a.s po.s- thcv atl£ nded the talr. her victory. pllol6 and the da.lly I Mrs Erlna Leaper and Miss MaxOl1lY nve y~at'S a110 Fnnce women 's dead sUck land 1 alble, after 5:30 because of t.he fact that It geta dark 50 quickly after lne t.rapc:r 1eturned t-o their homt' at lhr helibt or her currency Starting with a 30a;llr thirty and a slow game must m Qnincy alter a wt'eks vi.slt with nation period and had to be resact rated planes or 1 be !httshed In the semi da1kness 01 the fNmer's mct.her. Mrs Ev11 cued f rom fhumctal collapse by a piston djsplacemen l., ... des o1 L I'S liU and son Joh n. , ..... caII P. d •ut:cause ot ••"'""' .,.,.~~ credit or 1100.000.000 from J p ...,. ed dashes was to! nl.&:ht________ _ _ _ )Jh . and Mrs M J McCarty ft- Mor~;. n and his aMOCiale3 alternoon, the most being the 50-mue lte~- ! 1ulllfd to their home Wednesday SURPRISE SHOWER aft~r 11 shm t visit with tnends 1.1 Geneva, Sept. event open to planes of Twwtv-ftve friend& ot Mrs. Cha<:. InchesIIor lt'tili. ~ Colu mbus ed or the futulty d Neal delightfully su rprised he1 H I and Mrs. L o McMastt't ln thf' face ot speedy .111 ps were ~n«>re with 1\ mlltellaneou11 l!hower a.t het 0111 child: en Ma ry Lou and Busttr opposition. Germany and In this Hnal event One ot thfse · home on Second Avnue Wednesday rrtoor.'rd to thPh b{)ntC ~rter a was the home - made cran or Benny , Aft th k • d f 1 d8 today dropped their projected I Howard. Chicago llh mall pilot, who eve::lmQ. er e PllC Bji:e.'l wert' week~ visit with Clc\elan r en · toms union. his ship up to an average cpem~d the guests Wf'rt' se& \'t'd with M! ~S Elizabeth GrosSman Df Announ<:ement that the pocl 176 miles per hour ill a qualJly .. ! ~m:Wm~de lc~ cl'ea~ awl cake by I Cleveland 1.s the guest o~ D~j and been definitely dropped w~~os ing test Hight ·~;.~;~~:~, ~ :~ e s 8Seti rs aym .: Hllrrls Mrs. Oeori!t' SC'haar Rild nm Y by Foreign Minister D. Jullu.s Posslbly even more and the honor guest 5 mother, Mrs M1 and Mrs J to:. D Hurting~~ tlus of Germany before the the longer event f01 the Rus~ell mct<ar dto Cclumbus Thursday Europea.n committee of the I.Ragm.>l planes was the antlclpated attc. '1 t he Ohto Stat e Fair lot Nations council !between Howard II ''Pete," CLUB HOSTESS Mr s Dea Ha}'Cli, Mrs M J . wM.,.;,: Dr . Schober made Ill.:. armounc!>·J Loyell Bayles' speet.ly Gee Mt·s CPdrlc Clark was hostess to carlv and Mr11 Adda Smith 'h"~"' ment first, declaring t.a 1a t Au-·~rla 1sport.str In the men·s 3D-mile htt l'!'ldge club at he r home on Hunl 1•gton vi~1tms T hruw la v 1 .__:y was ready and w1Ung to Jc ~ tht' Jor all dash for planes or 511l-cublc Third Avenue Wed~sday evening wee nccc mpan::d bv Mrs Jame,~ !schemf' go In ravor or concertt>d IncheH. This event also has Guests of the club were Mrs. Ch~~os Mcndo\\s who has been the gues European economic C!J·('r•eratlon tracted sev4tal other • n- known McMnster, M1BB Mar.l+ Elizabeth of l!c t daughters for the past week !Dr. Curttus followed in similar vein. ! Hartin~~:er and Ml·lf. 0 B. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Charlc~ SetUe of As hnd been widely eager to witness a re- 1 amazing 11peed perFollnwtna the refresltmen ~ course ce<llU 010ve JHC :.pcmHng the tt~ pact was dropped prlzo;! !or high score was award".!d week with the!r o::JUgh ler Mts. permaneJlt court or mlles per hour ot-1 to Mr.<~ . John Kent and guest prize Cha• It'~ Wise Sr. llllll family IJUsUce at The Hague had a Spl'lnt~fl,:!ld, 1 to Mrs. Stout. .ts long-&walted ven:th::t as , In hilt specially- I whether the projoc c:d union WIU! Junior Tuesday, 1 SLIJMBER PAR TV lated the treaty or VerPidlle1; or awaited the artival of: M1ss Louise Talbott enLel'talneLI Otmevu protocols o. llrl transcontinental derby- : with 11 slum .... r each ptlotlng & ship capable • gr oup of frl-•s .,-,..., """' (Continued from page one) 250 miles an hour. I party at her home on Fifth Avenue ---- ·- ---this feature event again •' Wecbwsday evimmg . Those p1esent Ucs seven speed kings will were Ml!ises Vir1lnto Leonard, VirOne of the mtJ.n dlstnbuJ;Ing t.he home pylon l~te t.o(l'lnlu Oren, Evelyn Eichinger. point') cf the narcotic I ing oprratthe end of the gruelling Wlletta Emmlsh,• Fr11nces Dillard 1nll' il' t h1~ a ren Is located at. Omroute from Los Angeles Stello Palmer, Ma.xme Bums, nelh:vllle, Pa , ucccrdlng Ia fedm"fLI Sept. 3. 1931 $15.000 and the Mayme Elizabeth Covert. Ruth 1\Uth·nltles P owf'rs Wlls lf'\>ealed trophy are offered Oratt. and Mrs. Paul Leonard through correspondence di&:ave1'Cd By U S Weather Bureau Columbus !n h \f. trunkf'l lo have been at TLc neld of obfKlrvatton Ia alJohn F~~rnmlng of Columbus Connellsville at Vllrlous times. mos~ entirely free lrm~1 I !;:in~~! was t.he 11uest of Mu. Sarah Dobb5 B11.1rett O'Hara, well- known storm centers thl.s ";~::;;~~~-; then Thwaday. C'hlcn~o atltorney, today conferre-1 w.e!!.Uu~r Is somewhat _1 in an : c'' , •• ··JI''rank Mr. and loll's. Clifford Erwin 8lld with J. Ed Law. chief COU•l.Sel tor the nc.rttt Atla11tle MillS Oaro LouJae· Erwin n!.otored to Powf'rs O'Hara Is believe-d to be t~e Appalachlon districts; elae12 hours, 26 Oolu r.bi.L!I Thursday to spend the slated to act in 1U1 advl<tot·y capa- w~1·c the weather Is t~enerally !air ·~otltlo·~~.. 12.5110 .. ' pooled remmnder of the week w1lh rdn- citY at the cteten~ of the self-con ~ Rains were nearly general east ,of pilot breaklnQ" the record. tlvei'l und l'l'lend&. The,v were ac- tt'S~IJ slayer the hliMisslppl river and ~ht M~n\\•hlle, the /potential companied by Mlas Helene Wilson O'llam w11s counr.el fer VIrgil scatte:ed showers occurred In the attempt by: Bafles. to set a who has bteq t.tl.e~ h~ guest Cor Klr':IRnd nn h Ja! at Valparaiso northem plains states, the fall be· American land ' Speed record tor the past week · Tnd . fm the murder (.t Arlm .: mg t>tnvy cvct the Ohio and Ten- planes remal.ned somewhat. shroudMt·&. Eben Bowen snd Mi .. Dr a:. es v: ho me l her death at a ncsse< Vl\lleys. The wcallier ed , fl) < tny~tery. The required 3Frs t' CE'S Bowen ldt for Camp Knox ··g in nnd sex' party. Kll'k hwa , somewhat cooler this morning ~llGitililt'ir cOurse has been · marked 'T!l.uaday where they will bP th afte· two trllj.IS wus t~ul to thr re- over the eastern portion of the ott and permiMion to sta~~:e an oftl~ml!l ~ or the former's daughter. t fcrm11tory for len years country and over most or the! Mls ~ial record-seeklna ftlgl)t 1s beluq Mrs R A. Onmble lor ?Jeveral 1ap; 1 Th ~ Chicago cou l.Sf'l Is re ·-' po e ll·v ' ", · .,"' .",'ml,v,.a lley, ~lRe where sllghtl~· 10u1ht !'tom the federation &,eroMIMI Helen Hess Is tilling the nt'vr r tn havE> ha i a client 1"'"' nautJque International, ava.iatlon's ·t"~~~of Mrs. Theron R\ISBell at · a "1t'1.th penalty." j The prevalllng low pressure over goverulna body. Bayles has Indicated a desire to try and crack AI mark of 266.8 miles per ;-;;~tl~~~· has made no formal ap-1 with race omctals, ., commander Richard L. R ~~~~:;;~h~l:;,eo~r:~·;~hcorBritish R A. F. ' ' the team of Euaces, who stunted hi6 .:;' ' Mt s Rosa Patlersou or Cott.aae· vtlle spent last week here with her lot :riD DAlLY 'l'RmUNa. POKIIROY, 01!!0. · ~:===:==========' Middleport 111 1. and Mrs. Reid Holt and two ch!lml'n have returned to Lheir hon m at Che.riefiton, after a pleas Ant vlslt with the latter'& motller, Mt s J A. Smlt hp,nd family . !Mebbtns l • PACia T11BD oJ4o- nUPpapen •re oea:t In importance ro ~&Dod tohooo. You wat to !live your tobHco 111 be•t obaace-th.. '• whv you tbould b.ay OCB ptopen, f•~~toul produoa: of the lloltor4 milia Ia FhDOI. Buy tbla at tM 1ton wlaert you buy P.A.-book of l50 1 A Uule dtiaC ~ Ink• eajgyant ODIDfl.ce, a..v- II• I �. ' • .. I 1'111!1\&DAY, UP'I'DmD I, lhl 'I \ I .. ~ --- • -·-- GAlLIPOliS o evrae Jll.cio. "' Pllli>lno ......iohl .,........., HArbor who did in H\IPllit(JLirn was lrouahL &o Appkl kDOcJt OrovP tm- burlal We~)'. N ('4ft Able a.tael, Portlano, O::c , Trlx Caudtll of Eureka. ~peJ.· Ill Sunday with borne folkA. ... .AL Ol!rluld QaL--.BpeiOdJ Maybe rm Wrong Ma xie Martin or Y:a.rion tpendlne th e week here. Arlee 11 GI MES T~ " ' ~I~NT5 WIN Two I --- - c· .not ..... Wha t makes that tl(fht-ntp':" walker 110 uMtead y ! new In~ s i hurlln• """"tlon of the day. Rookie Ivy Paul e nt.wmed. tllmscll a.ll around t.he B06Wn Red Sox. re11 .vtn& Dusty Rhode-s w pl teh ft\ e twu - thJ rdls illllllli!:l:l of perfect llall for Ule New York Yankees, whu won 7 to 6. Lou Gehrig did NOT hit any more homers but Babe Ruth whacked No. 38 to Ia n d I' '"''""' I READ THIS FIRST Frank Severn, after an attempt to retrieve the lost Ct:arina Rubles for the girl to whom they rightfully belong, Rturrul to En1land from Rusaia in deaperate fear. His friend, Jim Wynter, and his lawyer. Felix Sant, rush to Severn's remote co~Jntry place tQo help him, but Severn already has been kidnaped and carried away in an automob1le in the nighL Wynter returns to London and to tulfill a promi~, attends a roulette party. There he finds Katharine Far~ ing, once a celebrated young violinist, to whom Severn ha<J.. introduced him two years before m New York, and whom he had not been able to forget. Katharihe lose!! a h~rge sum r:of money. She tells Wynter that she had been compelled to give up her career. Lester Malin, who has money but no morals, is enamored of K.atb. arinc, PIIIIIOl'l. . Mn Charles carter and dauJh- • 1 " ~ m .= :;p _:~n-~!'e~da~=~~~.e~~Y -~~ ttlaiUIIIU::.. ;~tkUitiiiiUIIItU 1 U 1 U.IItUia&llllll"'llt"hAUIIUIIIIUau::zunuau AT mE ThEATRES . lr:Eiel:>'f' \('NOWS I'T• CA"::PE'Q, COtO><EL HOOI=''ER: OR MOI~ER ELECTRIC THUTRE, Pomeroy-TODAY "DISHONORED" Mear and Ht; MarltM TOOTS AND CASPER D1etaill-,. Vic&or Mt!Lacltn, Lew Cody, .., lta.tiv ....., 8111 hwell. A lftW lbrlll of &he ar:rt:en. lnl .... or loft pea~r thaa life. IT~ c;'TRICiLY CON~IOENTIAL War- Alao Comedy "AMBITIOUS PEOPLE" triday and Saturday "THE FINGER POINTS" By JIMMY You t='QQ A ~w MINUTE'S I PANN"( DE,AQ!I IF IM OV"T iOO LQN4 1001'? AND CA'5PEQ. MA'( 'SUC:.F'F..C'T C,OME,.~,·~ 1-7 u~. RUS'6. 1!;1 WOJ:ik'IN6- ~IN'E.! o.- CAo;""R >>tii..IS 'Yov HE'D B'E A DlSTA~T R"LAol\'E. AND I "Look here, liU!e gut." he said in the purnn!:: voice he alway9 adopted toward wtHu~n, "w hy should you put 011 s u ch d - (n ih wilh a chap, jus t becau se he sa• v yo u were hard hit tonight an d wanted to be a rood pal ?" Even if Malin's far fr om savory rtput.1t ion lMil nol L[Cil common kn owle dge, K.tth.mne would have known th ere v.as 1 0 m ~thi ng evil about tlus man, from w hom she &hrank ins tiud •v cly She would have mcved past ]11m w 1t hou t a word, but wtth a little laugh he Ill tt l posed h1s bulk betwee n her and t he door, "Don't Uc a little fool!" he so:tid, Elilt smilm g. "Sillv gctt in' on stills like llus. l've an 1dea you're d - hard up - <~nd 1 can be gene ro us to th v:oe I like and I'd l• ke to1 be genero us to you. Co111e, w l• y ~ h.;ou1du't J OU lei me m~ke good those l os!'.c~ nf yours, J·:,Jtlt annc-" "1 nm only K.nh~ rmc to my friend s, Mr. M.1lm," she th slled out. "And, o f CO\ll 1e, your words orr: an lnsnlt. P lc;'l"<' let me p ass. " H .. VOICe \\aS ICy, bt11 hct eyes were smonldcr1ng fbt nc: ''You little p rudct'' he S<1id with a savage s ucc r. H e su dd!.'1 1l y caug ht til e gtrl'~ wri st ''I'm not going to ll-t y ou go l1kc 1111 ~-- · I' t s~ i o u <~ lely sl.e wrenchcrl her band free, s\1 u~k h1111 <~c r o~s the evJIIy !nntlmg l!louth . Sl1e moved qu•ckly past hun out of lhe room. FROM To OU'T: I E"YE,..,. t Hear ahd Re; RklhaNl Barihelme.w an• F&J WraJ. Darlnlt ran~~: akr melodrama. T&nt'IH wUh new anclea. See the gambllnr; dtft!l anal es.poaeL , Aloo Comedy "Elmer Taxeo The Air" HLar anal 3ee; Rklhanl Dis., Hun. ant UJi9ot~d 8rMSe, Rath Weston. Shirley GraJ, FOR:rME Db: In aallon-!wanr PJ.ul four .. uare aplmt awlndlen el &be ,eo,le'a mene:y. Alao Comedieo "There He Goea" and "Your Buaineaa" Friday and Saturday "THE MAN OF TH£ WORLD" lfear and IN: WilL Powell. tarole Lombard, Lawrencl!! (imy a11d others. E 'TO ANt> HOOFER A"'l> F'OR CASPSI>. TO HEAR A60Uo BoY~ WON·i •• llt!'c' Ht~ TIE rEll\Nb """'!' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ •• • • TILLIE, THE TOILER A Deciding Demonstration ;:-=.;·;;:--=·.::. - -~. - - - ·-· ·· -· · .•• ··- ·AM I v' CRY NO JL.J 'i:.1 IHE l.IS.LJAL LAi C \HI$ -rHtR,TV MINL)\1: '6 MOR:'N1N& 7 OF F FOR GOOCI 8EHA\/IOR - - "I ~P' I<.lc6 r·--r------------~-· IHE PHD>.l·E ·· I C A~T WHO I'M NO 60()0 AT RIDDI.e:'i., EITHEQ. . .Al0. .... AlQ · · I"M 'SOR R. 'I · · . · · AlQ • · IT'S R-eALI..'-I TOO BAD • · t-10. • ·• liETTER. LL)C.K ...le><.T TIO,o\E; •• YES. GOoO·Bve .' ' CHAPTER X 1 WAD A UBERTY THEATRE. MIDDLEPOltT, TODAY "THE PUBLIC DEFENDER" NOW· GO· ON ,.' MABEL CHARMI~ A smuh- m. ! • - ONL "( o:;ES, l:t~t rT! By RUSS WESTOVElt . ----'DO 'W'Ot.J ...,NOvv. V.A(., W1-1f:,\J "THA"! PHONE. S"TA~TED ,.0 R·N& I HAD A I>TI2A>J.;.E <'EI':LINC, SOMEONE WAS 121Al61Al6- ""THE N()M8ER WR.0Al6 Myatierlo~annlae-danrero-- Aioo Comedy Our Cane in "Love Buoineu" p;muan 11111111 •al lll.laiii'IA'UI UWI hiiihUIII*I' UMIISU IUIIUt:t:-~umhl touch wilh the Grayson'• chauffeur. "Now no one's to worry about it, it's no use letting this hold up the game," cried M11ly, uneonquer ably cheerful. "Your serv<~nts are •ure to f10d it, Mra. Hildren. In any case. jf 1 have lost my necklace, which I don't for • moment suppose. I want to break the bank to make up for it." When pr~ sently Wynter came back from the telephone be had no good news to report. The necklace was not to be found ln the ur. He glanced around the big room for Katharine. and learned to h1s disappointment that she had gone while be was ringing up Grayson's chauffeur. Roulett" was In fun swing again. Wynter stoOd looking on without much interest watchmg Milly play. and admirina her emihng ebeeriulneu; the losa of her aecldace rnust ~ •orryh1g her•• be knew. mont thaa ehe would admit. It waa queer about that necklace. Almost certainly it must have been dropped In this flat. Odd th at no oue appeared to have seen it lyiug about. Wynl c r drifted into conversation with one of the guests, a barrister acq namtance of M11ly's, who m he iound sn.o1.mg a c•garet on the bal· cony outside one of the lopg curtained windows. From h1m Jim Wyntc:r learned the explanation of Katharmc's words that had puulcd him, heard for the f1rst time of the moto ring acc1dcnt that had ended h er career a~ a v10hh1 st. WORTHY PF ADMIRATION I AMERICAN LEAGUE Cll,rago 3, C l r v~laud 2 C'c1dund 4, Chlcagu 4 t6 Id:u L1:-ss• • Katharine Faring, She had ld:t some quart er of an hour .•go il"d would be home by 1Im ume. W p.~ ter bad no desire to overhear a ~· "' vale conversation, and would l1.1•e walked out of earshot: but he h d uncommonly good he.1ring, and tile next rapid word s, low spoken th011~: t. they were, reached. him, in spil~ ul himself, through the Slightly Dlltt<td window. "'But J b<1ven't told 11 so ul lh ~t J saw you put Mrs. Grayson's n ed. I•• • into your nruty bag. You sec, Ill' dear, what a forgivmg person I am" Jim Wynler had !topped dcacl, hi~ face startled. He had remcmhtr(!.l suddenly that the •.ma11 room wlicu. he bad telephoner! <.ondooked tly balcony, Was Malin t~lcphQni ngi And to Katharine Faring? Kalll:.~­ ina, as he remembere d had snubbed eINCI 0 IIiL '\ TOll.<\ Y'K {.,\1\U:K \ ' t t: IUl'!\S ASS UC 'IATIUN Cn,umllu.s at Sl Paul T •t lt clo nt M imw a ()OIIs lrH<~:m:lpolls al Kan!il\8 Lmtlsvlfll' ut MtlW : 1uk ~ee - N,\TIOI\'.o\1, u;,\OUi: n ~t on at Pli1 1:1rldph• ,t Rl J.u \tlS at Pltt ~ burg h C\11< .mo ht Cl1W IIl1 1. t I B .. Jkl)in nt. N ew Ymk i J 1 AMt.Ril:A:'II J,t:AGUH Dct ott 11.! ChJcu~o IJONES T<lTRYOUT ! FOOTBALL ~~HII'Til I -~ ' '' '· ' I' 'I • J r . Anr,.::ks, Cal., G.cpt. 3-INsMalia's Yoico lwent op, w~b an • Hown.:l Jones. Ul11Vet'llttyo or &uth~ ugly, meani118 ring in it that made: e rn Gallfoml11. foottl,r II c:m.ch. '~ Wynter clench his hands tn stmct· planning lo introduce n 1ww sh trr Jvcly u he stood outside the win- , into ;lw game It v>a e; r£';ocalcd h ?ldow-deliberatel7 listening now Lc- to d l\y, cause Katharine was ~is frienrl , and 1 lw 1ww .~lnfl w1ll nr.t Ill' t h :· because be knew the lllilt!II Cr of man Jl' llv!l,n.w l lllhtr~ry shl;L nm will.ll Malin was, l l.o ,, l tlf ·t\''O-hfl p n!T:J.!I', i ll • T i n· I . ! JfLl Wynttr henrd the faint d ick nf the receiver on 11! hook as h(· stood there incredibly :startled l<<~tharuw, the tlfief of that 1111 ~smg J.td~ aud pearl nf'cklace, could tt be IHJSS iltl er And what was Mali1.'s gamd Katharinl' a thief? \Vyntc r r\·n11· m bercd that dcspcratt look o u hr r f~c~ as sl1e sa t lo:; mg sp m a ft e r ~ p m II ' roulette that mgh l. \Vh.tt he h... just heard hinted tl1 ut liiiS .,;ill. wl c had once bl'cn o n th~ crest of tl1; wave, was now teniiJ ly hJ1d up ~ I J· !in had said to Kath.~r111e over tl ~ teltphone, "J saw you shp ~l r· Grayson'• rorck1.1<:e mtu yom hoi!IU· ba~ ." A 11 d yet m sp1tc o f every · an I - t " ' CREAMERY BUTTER English Style Pound ..... . Per I NUT OLEO ll'l', ' 2 Pounds l1,or i . BREAiKF AST BACON 22c nwntm ·:l::::cLuc.l. "If I'd !uggested to Mn 11 1111ren 1 'J L 15 1nt 1•1Hhllo be rl :..,e [0111.~'.­ that ahe should look m your ba~ l tlcn :.d · UIJ 111 •· !d; h thr pl.t:>CI •· before you went oro so hurnrdl y, rh, ln•tfl tlw lutdc<k. Nil! l.nc up 111 my dearf But I tnn be di sc r et• o n tElllr1r·m wllh tlw llH<<>~ ll'l{i lltt!' itaelf on t~rms . I ptoposc gi~mg mytVUl :uln-mlxt•d nnd RIHH l'JYCtll sell the p!('asure of :omm g 'round to J..<>:n:e·~'~··=·~h~l- - - your flat now to talk a bo ut 1t, Goodby... I (' UBS ( ' AN USE 111M Bt·pt 3- INS--;I,yle F Des Mu!ncs pltChPt', claim aut. to the minm league l'ecord of 116 sl 1a1Klll v•ctones, has bee n put , ch!L.'!t'd by lhfl Chicago Cubs. His season t ccord Is 21 games won and C hiCHgO , FLOUR 47c ------Wintor Wheat Sack . , ..... . RICE CRISPIES 2 11'or f, '1 FLY· TOX 13c 2 Dozen For Long Handle :l !<'or , , . .... l'ackages . For .... . .. . 69c ." 29c PEAS 2Sc Fresh Stock , , , . , . . . . . . . l'3llor .. , ...... . 25c 2 Can8 F'or -------- 9C For SYRUP . SOc N]aple . .. , ... . No, 1 Peek ..... . , . 25c SWEET POTATOES POTATOES Cobble~ 59c TALL MILK 3 Cans COFFEE TIN CANS Pe•· Dozen 19c BROOMS PANCAKE FLOUR --· ~ Pints ...... , .. , FLY SWATTERS I ZSc Velvetta . . . .. , .. PENN JELL JAR RINGS I I Sc CHEESE 01 ange Pecoe 12 PINTO BEANS Pound Vm· 37c Pound 2Sc ----·--TEA Pound , , 23c ITllming , "I admire thnt girl, snch pluck she's shO•HI after that facer," the lOs t.. • uthcr added sympath~ticatly. "When ---------you th111 k what n mu st have meant afte r dr;1wing great audiem:c! ju st hcginnmg to touch fabulous fees, to drop out, to have to c;ome down to a • cheap flat ami I'm afm1d, know what gomg wuhout means I" 1 But Wynter had read sornelhing o f that tr agi c reversal of furtune in 1 l~ atharinc 's cy~! that mght. I "She Bhan! a little flat off the Kins:'s road w1t h one of the most thmgUcligl•tful old lad1C! I've ever mct"I ' m dam ned lf f'lt bdi L·ve i!." fio:l ~other pa thetic ca se," went on the \Vynter sa 1d to him ~c !L "It ~ I>TO<' ,, . 1 other nwn, ''a Ru ssian r efugee. A those thm g~ that Simply .urn't , ,,. l:ount cs~ who 16~t everything in the the map. Da mned 1f Ill blli Lve ,, ,.. revolution. poor :soul, and has to give And Maim? Th ere: h:-.tl bc~n r,p dJC'liJ IIIII ~ It lcs~ons for a l11>ing Miss mistaking that ugly lmplic.t tH.Jil ... r-~ring IS half-Russian, you know." Malm't ov ct hc ard words. Ev cu tt Wynt er nodd ed. He r ~m c mbered Katharine h~d yaclded to a mo m ' n!'~ you c:an hearing in New York th a t Kathar- templ<ltinn and not for an 111~t;w t ALWAYS me's mother's prop!e had been great THE MISSING NECKLACE would Wynter bclil'vc 11- th.1t thi~ DIPDIDaa land owners In Ru ssia. whose wealth man should try to t111 n h1 ~ s upposr<! RED TOP Whctl prese ntly Jim Wynt er be- had been 5wo;pt away in the storm dJscov(.' ry to some evil p1 11!J O ~c t•l t.ooi.: him 5clf in !rom l ite bnlcony of revolution. That her grandfather, his ownl ftnat--rr. ,was to fmd rou1ttte suspcntkd ' Prime Mnrinov, and hh sons had '' . ' . };, .''_I. ' .~~ rlchat and Milly Gray so n the center of a bren 11111nmarily shot by the rcvolu- LOA 'f HING FlAVOR! httle exnted gro ut'· tionarics. Milly !uti bel" n wcariu g a neck· Hi 5 acq ;Ja intance drifted back to "The swinel " Wy"tcr nwttertd to caaNOWI face tl1at Bill, her hu s hanrl , had the roul ette tal 11e, leavmg jim Wyn- bimself. 1i~·e11 her-a ~trmg uf cxquistle ter chinking of thi~ girl who bad atAnd there ~·as a look on hi ~ L1(e a!i ite jade bead ~ . caned into bar- tracted him so much, vdio had suf- tl1at lunted of unpkasan t come· lnnh- lovc\inc ~9 by some long dead fered 80 much He wa~ ,arry ahe qucnctl for some one and that ~orne ' Ic ' s l'''''d had gone tomght before he ha d the O'< of 11. 0 l:Ta ftsman o I tl 1e E as t , 111 " lloo·, • ·ould-b< '-lackmailcr with occasional pearls. lu slender opportuuity of ipcaking 10 her again. woman he thought in l11s pown. M.,. ,old thrrad mu.&t hJve sn a pped. Now th~t an uncxpect..-d chant'r: had lin, &leek. purrmg pretty fn11l gr ncr· Milly ]';~d d •sco vcrcd 111 sud den d1s- brought her ag:un into his llfe, be nlly who ought to be hoo fed <.oul 01 oaay tl't.lt it wau no longer rounl1 fouud himself eager to piCk up the an y place where d~ccnt women wr rr; her neck . It was no t .to br fou nd thread s of that ol 1J Interrupted ac- well. later on. he d .havl! sometlllnJ:. 00 the fl oor. Apparent ly no one · · BC5L"des. h< w•nted to 1to say to Makimd I And the pleasant, quamtan ce. d d had eeen it. ta lk 10 bcr about Frank Severn. 1111:IY facr lao ~ very KniD 11.n a;, n .a t 1 ":i>Ut if you 1ost ·tt In tl 11' ~ "a · 't' 5 · y.,ry11 ter became 1uddenly aware , "' erous. ~llnwhllefMmnd tO turn up,~ an anxious Mrs. I · h<d ho"m l•onlly "Got Lo lilO ~trali;ht aWl I' 10 f<:ttlo h 1 l oavoace 1 areac ., , d h • " I Hildren was assunng her. iron/ behind one of the windows anne~ 1.•1t an Get t er~ nr st. 10.: h wa~ Milly her se lf who. after overlooking the .balcon.y, though at to!d lum~dl tht firit ~hock, seem.ed 10 take It first in his preoceupt~d 11.1ood he waJ Kat ha r!11e F'11dng wns tll'l' m rn••! 111ost ccolly. She wa5 always. as r;\nly subconsciously aware of it. acQuamtan ce; he ha4 puly 'o:t·n he• ~ill taid, a ''sporlsmtul" d , then abruptly the aound of a h · three tmu:s lrt his life, a11d tin: had "Oh It's sure to turn up: on t mili'tr name drarged hlm out of hi s even forgoltl"n hi• name trn t:tcdtn go (OU p;ople worry a bit a.llt?ut}t.llt'!j abstrActed thoughts )urn ag,un. hut if hi' had no n gh t nf Po••\.,'c"l ii(OU.l'od tu m• t~e Cftrfi oud "You refused fl1) offer ot rrlcud - old frtc11dshJp he was gowg 'O ' ''"~' the Way ltt;tt;:. l'm·nr~py sure ~q q shlp earlict tonight. my- d~ar Kll'th - that rh~ht, .b utr In tO play 11. tand Itt it right, If not-we ll, Bill! ~:c:r- anne-was It exactly wi ~e o I ym1.) It this TO I1nd , !lpoil Malm'3 Ci"O{II.;ed tain to have: in sured It, and the Ma lin's voice, 811 :we anrl pnr rin~- game. Whateve r It wn~ and wh~, . l nsur;&ncc proplc w11l have lo Stllmjl the' sort of voice W ynter 1nst 1nct- ever thn l!n:omprchcu'lhle r.tyH eay r •P and look wa~ . lt needt>:d n ma n L1.1 U"a.l ...,·,tl• a ., • pt ... asant ." ively mistrusted. W~ile Mr S. H1ldren in:Uitut ed an IW\n• like Maim anxious search of the fbt, \Vynt~r But , of conr~C!, the Rathulne MaWIIIrtl tb lbe t~lfr1Jone to iC:t into lin was fpea kii'I(J to could 001 be !!- ..,. ' Malin tbat night. t '' ·I' e.re Cicvl'land al St. Lutu~ Onlv .,amct, !ic hcdJ.kd . I ..... ' ''""(f;."":' ' lnn D1U01t 7. St Loub 3 8 1 Lou's 5. Det1 .1lt 4 N"• J YOJ k 7. Bcslo n 6 wa ~hmg l o l1 a. Pl ul;:wt'!p hm 2 I \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i'"'" Silver Sea Pound . , . , ' ZSc o P ound s } "r.r . , .. , 33c ' ' I' ' ' 2lc • '1 THESE PRICES ARE FOll'"CASHONLY ' ,, • l •I , ·' ., PQmeroy 11 Stores. . )iid,dlepo:rt . . " r Whik!! . . . . s.......... , .... . -:· ... , •. , . . .. j!!lono ~fH· ,o '·ti•l!tr ~rkot . . . . . ... . , ... jlho10e ~41+ ·, ~. . .. ~~,.; Middlepl!l't· , ... .. , l!hqllo ~99-L a,.•. ' • Only f;>. lll6 &dlt•d n!NI • OPiNION. PAW.' I Mqore'o No. 17 Healin1 Stove-Uoed only a feW montho--WiH heaf the whole boule. Looks like new---Juat., JOOd •• ·. .5~7 5idnet.j .W.al'WicL -.. MY Ohio. ap~an.·d I• I I ~ - cle<ldbol .. !»till' CLIFF STERRETT ltacine • I COMPOUND · I ; • I VEGETABLE DP.,, H. C. FOST£R 111tl f I w-... I sALE be s Dull paiDJ , , , ba<bduo1 , , , hejod• achnud il.enrousneu.too.arequidJJ comforted 'by tbit. aimple trfttaleDt. Woa't you bay a D .•• Jet k help you u it helpN tbouaadt of Deetfat ract wtU .... ..Ceandsemible ~~ -=- _ :: ot \he and l 1VOOlldo't ......- . MDC!bty ia a aftl is 10•e=::.: I'JIW •i~Mh "l"het aboald rHiize 1ulfedraa; ncry mooch lt wroq, Gee a: the can~e of rbe trouble. for rnn. womea foancl L~ E. Piakbam's Vesttablo Compouod tbc ••.e t.er, Mrs. Jtue Monlieth and daugh ter. Anna Ruth or 8prlnRfteld , re turned home Tuesday after spend· Ine a few days here where the} were called by t.he lllneM of IILtlc Patty Keller, whose condition ls i still .serious Mr and Mrs. Ora otbnore nr Eureka, aCCC?9'panled by Mrs 8tnJey ot Hunt.lhgton, and Mlsa Lil lian OJ'Iamben of Canorusburg, Pa .. left Wodn...,or tar 81 Chari.. Mo, where they will vtslt Mr. Ollmore·s brother, BIAlnley. ,',1 - ~ l1n( )Mat. Of WINNING n•cE ~ =-.!~· .:=t.:."" ~ ·;! l H ~"\din1, cr.UI"' ~.'~-~~.~~~ ~· ~ • ·;; ::ilAN~ T~OP~l GOOD ~YI w~ T~t ~ 1 - l' P: bo....U.t • • • .... beoldet loo Sectal E...,... Tile abient- minded cannibal who I ate himself. Other '•""" did NCYr play f:' ~HAT_... ... ,.,Ilt;,.,..,_ I AMERICA!Irl A8SOCI A'i'f'Jlt I H.w multlshl tJI hill ii uws her 'Tryirrg TinN" Our Owa Vaafttllte l, Al:ordeen, Vhsh., " ' "' :l- IN ' Jack D~Ulpt:ey h~? two . :u I!\' Mm :11'f~olu; 66 7S 468 CBU:BT1a 'rO &ETJU knoc.touts at fowta-rutc l.ttH\-,.I tltd~ ~t 88 38'JI . I Btrll:fltY. ou .. ..,._ 3.-Illl!l·..,·elghls mm!:<'d c.tf on h ~ ec. 1 ' 1 ~ - l W&li Olu'lltJe, ,..,,.,.. t.rtet •nd new-Positively a Barpi~ ll\~(j bacl: l' Xhlbtlbn tl J.l todJ~ NATIONAl. Lf.JlCWE --4eld ~ Gf \be Unlftfi.I.&.J or 1 11 h. 1 h . !Olllll'f t:ham]·luu rl {j.il' Club Won Loar Pd.' Kaye Don Conceded Odd. Q:alifornla. whcMI ......... \.be I. OLFE V• artua y me ec wor!cl in gwt.l :.11:.1"' , St Lctds 84 45 .841 . In Motor Boat Rae· 6. .. A ehampMQhl)la tn la.il , tm S. EMORY W , ond Place In Natton• night and wu.~ not l'Vcu b a!.' U.tli H•K 1 New Y01k 76 at .5M • and l»U. todaJ h&d ,.._nlll!:l . Ra.rlne, Ohto--Or VaU m-a, D.Ur Tribune hard the. lln!;ll , 71 ,.,,., -·· - un111 al Leaeue Race ~ L . A . ~ 1 .. 11Chtt.1l!" • Saturday He will nt.a.tn h 11 -•: 1ne 1 1 nt. M 1 be hCrowder tnd Lou wall •oing ~·vu" ·' au· o! oslh !l ngrfmiL .Lv. Uh.c. 1f"tll BI'O'IIIYI I 6U 61 -3-1NB-Enllaond'• l t,pe Lbt pltlt8ftt ·blasts · 1 Al 59 ·,o 457 Detroit, Sept.. o 1"' tnd ••II of ·~-,,1)11 retiredoaDqe on year two-~ aa t-cf... rrllHIIll lw tt& wu~ J..:m.ckc-.! •lnwnH\otlJ tu1· ,,l.uq;h "4 ,......, RUTH HITS HOMER lwou cnto p.tt~t BUllS .md :.hut om, tJw Ath- l~r lllHd ,\ncl l.t'.t tm,c B•~: Ul\ J~ ~~ 4~ 1nv11..slon of United SlAtes w~~oters ln tJ 1nw. pa, lor the I'MI ot b.l& life - __ 5 ltti.C.~ Unlll tl>c ntn~h Inning, tlI AI n evant';t Albl!:a. Well: fH, l IP! •· . J IIhl'~l'i~!uu. J ·!·~ I the ctiUJt t.o reca pturf' Lhe ooveltd • ··~~'I While Lou Fails to Conn· n ully .... 1nt11llg for Washmgton, 5 I0\111t .":Jtn a 1.--.ft lhJO l: olll .'l l(!lltll ll .. tl . ol5 3J . a Hil.lmsworth trophy In the InterYA.N aP-.tWSON. WIN '' ect; aber Beats :· 'ln_: duamp1ons ouly dlew s x , O!ll } JO Sfctmt!.~ of Lh·~ !not ' " l d Hll <\:\lJo:IUCAN J,t:AGUE national motor boat races Bu.tlll'day ,l.it'U s fn th ~ H·<'•, ll'l L.Jllt 1 , .,,,.. ....... Sept I-IN8BIGGIJ~ Clr.veland 1 11ppemed lo ha we more chances for i BrookliM, I ·leo ·l ool . l , ,,,l,·.•· "' '-' l lo • o Won John ., t bll G' ".-·•pp··• tl·ol F'c llt,'.\111~ tJ· u:-.u•l ''1 Lest '1 1"" ·' 1a 5UL'Cel;l;!ul conclul!lon \Odi'J than .,....,_ II AWaliD of~ ol J'hbB and ·~' • .tf' '1 UII1 ng Uu S u v c u ' Dt•nt l'.' Lr•,!ltall p 11 ,t :.lml, 1::•'1''! 1 \.'· .. o ' c>>',lloo. ~.·., "' v~ I RLan~othcrtlmedurlntthe fJM&.V&n yn new eraey,a·~ ~y '1 t u lh c.t ra ct."t! talons a 1 tu 4 unu v_ Jl GOw , 11 yeau naUooala doubles term's cha01, 11 14 1 11 B~ C':PELAND C BUHG i;Ofll " k"1-' :nd ' 'N•11 Y .. rJi '16 .,J 5C:UI The 111 \l hlcRI oddB 11hift.ed ln fa - 1)10011. 1~; Lu 4 duub! e bc·\Liny from the \uw- Utm)!-' 11 111 1 1 11 lNBSp m .->Wrll ('l 1:v Clncy fWd:s' Billy Her111an, fBn ·, · :J · n'' ' s '\~· · ''·' .... (''t' .:111d li:! L, 400 vor of Kaye Don , t he you ng Competlbl' for the fourth Ulllf!. Ntw York, 8t'pt 3 - .Joha M ~-l Rooklc Chlcagu :;r.cond b~emaH. lll f' ' 1 b"• illll; ( 1 111 " 1 ~ ' 110 1' 1111 d ' 1 ~ 1 l <' ll•·' !A 0::> -lEI h keahl!' Bt tLI~h challeux~r. who the vlet.ots ctallhed through for 1 1 1 4 .1·1 will ultempt to wreJJt the water their flrtt victory •t the es.pen~e Of Gn~ w ~1!.6 an cx:tm n llphtck : ·Jd:\1· got thrre '''"'' 111 the firs t game awl 1',1:', . .1 ·~,·,1 ', 1 1, '"'1 ~·',1J < wnl J J ,, ,t ' .l 7f Yolf t•t ~~ MOlt ... yN aentY II: tM 1. ;, 1• ;, 1 1 . wt:ty of c,., L·r.ou,,g 1hl' one ln t1 1c ''' '· ')I 11 :mn ~--~~.c. __ ·· • ..,.. ~-o1t1t1t o~··-H w·•r; h1r; e 0na . : ('lJ. ···~·'"' , ., , 1 1, ,Jt r ·' \ 1' t< · u 1 from the sn.y head of Oar ' Orerory Ma.l)lln, Heft ... , an d ~, '"'"'""' •r • Nr o 1 n 11 t.~· rlmtblc n t , t,.· J m 11 tl,o• 1 Old mnu Fu.bcr sta ggered to a. 3 to '· 1 · ' ' · oi!J Ill .3Hti Ameriean speedboat king IBerkeleJ Bell, ALLlt.ln, Tes., In ....t klllf , . , cool ft ~~ ..• 1 B1A~lvl 1 ~. t>lon Rr: l v ' ~, wlu clJ 1'1 aclllul.;.· 12 ~t:ccl'::.s tor t he White Sox or Chi- , ~-----·- ·- - 1 wtll pilot MlM En(lland II, :t straight 91!ttA ye~terday, by set~reto: rot TO% of " St SO SJ SO aac1 Sot. ,.. 1,dw•l H'cord phw:· 11 til" 1\"ll- cago ovn Cle~r.land m l.hc opcmng ; ,J ·"rARZAN" '1'!. 1'1,0){ U.L '' J<: ~Tt: at n .\1" ~ nF...;( ' LT~ 1 n 11.l t capab!e of no m 11es [tJ-t t--1 Pl. • '""'\ · • 3• · twnal LcH. g•;e lm II!!' N< " l Yoll.(• l !c! tJlt. The second battl e was called •I A~U. RI(' A.N ASSOCIATION 1 Wood'11 and J\merlca'A! ' ' F.-M 1... I.M ....1 ltolplttllly • • • Flwt Wt:t• U\~ 1 M~·t~l .. \ !-:l'ls :-. 01..; IJ::J- 1111 th L· ~lKIIi mnlng beca.us~ oJ I Cdttn' bU~. U S'11l. :J - INS \ < "i11mtu,_, :J: £t i"..;.ut 2 are pinned on Lhe MISt! Am BRITAIN MA1' BE ONLY ,.._.Mitoltenr,,...... 111 ,:; fur lllll.shm~; .ot 11'01 •l' tlum d;;.tkn..-:,s wit h t il e score tied, 4 t.u 4 I Jc.lln · Turt.un· 'l'H.}I ur lllli1HT O!u ) , i:. P.11.J b. Cnlumtw. 5 IX , a lthough two other boats EJITBAN ~!'com! or wh.--.1111' ~ 'w 11ad a hU ~" ' Vic S1Hrdl o! , l.)et rmt was better : State Un!V('flil\ y f01otllall.sca.r .1-nu i\1 !J•H,\ IH11 • l f ol!'do (] II fty the Stars and Strl))eB In London, BeP' 3- Uf6-0reat c. t.S(Hifft:L£1 • • twt wtlh RO!Jf'r:, H<·•·q-hy or ll1l' • tlltm Gilt :, tmd Kunsley for the St. line coach IS Ill wttll pnl'tHHOJita ,1t. M nm ).poll:-. 4 f 1 kdo .1 lilt' In tel national event lhltaln may be the sole entrant In cuiB, !b1. Nl'V. Ymk mann ~t l' 1• w. l ,u t~ Bt,-.,w lli c~ and the Tigen. 1MIIWH.Uk"'€' whc1 ... h r 1s 1111e coach M1tvna"l'f' 4, lmns ~1 lll' J As Jn prevaous yea.r"'. Wood has lhe Behnelder cup seaplane races p 111 t 1cularh " ~'~-1 ~·· . , r•liJI ~d Chi- llt'c LL·d tL 7 ta :1 St L~u!s came 1at Marquelte univcJ~ Ity, aecordmg KunHui City o. lud lu.m-I[Ju!t~ 7 ( 14 ~'llle a ed twu o r his other boa I.!;, the to be run over CM BOient on 8ep1nqo and til t., 111• 1.1.1 • J' ' •PP!'ared l;.lLk 1n t l: : :. ~ rond 11ame Wltll Blae- 1lu tllfiJllll!tLtOn rl.'Celvetl he re ~ l\1!11• ;·~ M : ~.~ A•uetlca XIII Rnd the Mtss k!mbr 12 , it wa.a rep:d't.ed today i.he Cu b, \\uUo 1 l·v i'ld.:; to t\o h ~ t· .,--. l()oo• o n t he mouud und t rl - , da~ 1 K. l': n~ Cdv 4 In :l:llupl'!b "' A111e1 !cu V However the ML!F. Am Both Pniiice and tt.aly , accord- - - - _ _ __ _ _ __ ' (,11'( • ~ ~ xt\1 t.l nn.>Uill d ~ tk:l :15 (' rH'.•V may bf' lihtlved by the Hor- lnl to an a.oaolmCeiDent. by th!! w,.. Dodge mystery entry , MJs& R~l ~~~ero club, h&ve requeated a NAl'IUN.\1, J.t:AGUF S}tlcitcate III m an elimination sis. monU.' postponement of th'! l'11 1 t.twt! 0, Chwago ol l: ... Rt tommrow tOltlpet.ltton. It war; undentood \._ l ',t!l•tll'l I! l 'lll(ll~!: 4 Nmw of the the requeiSt waa IUnltkely to be r>,; " YO! I; !! l1,. •. tu u 2 M1s.~ Amenca trant.ed. ' ' ~ .. ..,\ Yll 1. :l Bcslvn 1 I I - ~~~~~~;;-:~;;~;:~--~~;;~~~~~~~~~;;:r,~~~:-;;:;::~~~;:~~;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~ ;u~pll.-h~ll THt: Sl ANDII'fG BRITA[N'S CHlNC[ ~-~ .. :!=o_':,i.n.:.,llt".~;; l - · -- ·- 1! Mr:.. PhUena Gllman 01 LoK:an t~nd!-d . 8pent the paal week with rel&U\ .:.!! and ~\ lendl here. M ~ rg1e :1111 J ~ \1 -l C.t· .• 11 6l)ent Mn. A. R . Martin apent S&tut- th e p{tF.t wetk wUh Ml't- lrn Blain day and 8unda7 at Poplar Ridge . ::Jt M1ll Stont' • -,0-,,-1 -0:~-;:--,-.,..,-_,-1-o-,~- H.,..,-,. . .-. .-..-tl Thu GUt.nUi swep~ the Ho:itou I Blaeholder bul. ramled IIUpport puL 1 five-KBIIll' ne rle~; in yest.erda} ':i 9-:.l a crimp 1n hill ctlort.ll ~~:~ ~~~. ~;,'~~'',;',...!:".'.':~ ~~~~~ ls,c·~~.. 1 8 8 R[ ns1 ~~u;~~ :~~ ~y ;:r~~':e ~~~l~n~· "J~~~· J'pr:,~~~T~UT' ~;::;;:~~~~.~~ ! U 1 •d,;~' ~~';" A~!,!~""w:~"-the 1~/:;',:.~~· .· T J\e Baptl.\t Alsociat!i>n whlr.Jl was l1eld at Hanno!lf Church Wed• nw-1;~v n.nd Thursday wu ftll al- -- 1~1It"·""" OR~p TWO TKOKBDAY,SEPTEMBEHJ ............... ·Ne.... Gr-ry, Syraeuoo ..... ,, .P.hono 6llli-L i. N• Rathburn !:lOll• C!>·• ... , ..... .. ~utlaitd, Ohio �. ' • .. I 1'111!1\&DAY, UP'I'DmD I, lhl 'I \ I .. ~ --- • -·-- GAlLIPOliS o evrae Jll.cio. "' Pllli>lno ......iohl .,........., HArbor who did in H\IPllit(JLirn was lrouahL &o Appkl kDOcJt OrovP tm- burlal We~)'. N ('4ft Able a.tael, Portlano, O::c , Trlx Caudtll of Eureka. ~peJ.· Ill Sunday with borne folkA. ... .AL Ol!rluld QaL--.BpeiOdJ Maybe rm Wrong Ma xie Martin or Y:a.rion tpendlne th e week here. Arlee 11 GI MES T~ " ' ~I~NT5 WIN Two I --- - c· .not ..... Wha t makes that tl(fht-ntp':" walker 110 uMtead y ! new In~ s i hurlln• """"tlon of the day. Rookie Ivy Paul e nt.wmed. tllmscll a.ll around t.he B06Wn Red Sox. re11 .vtn& Dusty Rhode-s w pl teh ft\ e twu - thJ rdls illllllli!:l:l of perfect llall for Ule New York Yankees, whu won 7 to 6. Lou Gehrig did NOT hit any more homers but Babe Ruth whacked No. 38 to Ia n d I' '"''""' I READ THIS FIRST Frank Severn, after an attempt to retrieve the lost Ct:arina Rubles for the girl to whom they rightfully belong, Rturrul to En1land from Rusaia in deaperate fear. His friend, Jim Wynter, and his lawyer. Felix Sant, rush to Severn's remote co~Jntry place tQo help him, but Severn already has been kidnaped and carried away in an automob1le in the nighL Wynter returns to London and to tulfill a promi~, attends a roulette party. There he finds Katharine Far~ ing, once a celebrated young violinist, to whom Severn ha<J.. introduced him two years before m New York, and whom he had not been able to forget. Katharihe lose!! a h~rge sum r:of money. She tells Wynter that she had been compelled to give up her career. Lester Malin, who has money but no morals, is enamored of K.atb. arinc, PIIIIIOl'l. . Mn Charles carter and dauJh- • 1 " ~ m .= :;p _:~n-~!'e~da~=~~~.e~~Y -~~ ttlaiUIIIU::.. ;~tkUitiiiiUIIItU 1 U 1 U.IItUia&llllll"'llt"hAUIIUIIIIUau::zunuau AT mE ThEATRES . lr:Eiel:>'f' \('NOWS I'T• CA"::PE'Q, COtO><EL HOOI=''ER: OR MOI~ER ELECTRIC THUTRE, Pomeroy-TODAY "DISHONORED" Mear and Ht; MarltM TOOTS AND CASPER D1etaill-,. Vic&or Mt!Lacltn, Lew Cody, .., lta.tiv ....., 8111 hwell. A lftW lbrlll of &he ar:rt:en. lnl .... or loft pea~r thaa life. IT~ c;'TRICiLY CON~IOENTIAL War- Alao Comedy "AMBITIOUS PEOPLE" triday and Saturday "THE FINGER POINTS" By JIMMY You t='QQ A ~w MINUTE'S I PANN"( DE,AQ!I IF IM OV"T iOO LQN4 1001'? AND CA'5PEQ. MA'( 'SUC:.F'F..C'T C,OME,.~,·~ 1-7 u~. RUS'6. 1!;1 WOJ:ik'IN6- ~IN'E.! o.- CAo;""R >>tii..IS 'Yov HE'D B'E A DlSTA~T R"LAol\'E. AND I "Look here, liU!e gut." he said in the purnn!:: voice he alway9 adopted toward wtHu~n, "w hy should you put 011 s u ch d - (n ih wilh a chap, jus t becau se he sa• v yo u were hard hit tonight an d wanted to be a rood pal ?" Even if Malin's far fr om savory rtput.1t ion lMil nol L[Cil common kn owle dge, K.tth.mne would have known th ere v.as 1 0 m ~thi ng evil about tlus man, from w hom she &hrank ins tiud •v cly She would have mcved past ]11m w 1t hou t a word, but wtth a little laugh he Ill tt l posed h1s bulk betwee n her and t he door, "Don't Uc a little fool!" he so:tid, Elilt smilm g. "Sillv gctt in' on stills like llus. l've an 1dea you're d - hard up - <~nd 1 can be gene ro us to th v:oe I like and I'd l• ke to1 be genero us to you. Co111e, w l• y ~ h.;ou1du't J OU lei me m~ke good those l os!'.c~ nf yours, J·:,Jtlt annc-" "1 nm only K.nh~ rmc to my friend s, Mr. M.1lm," she th slled out. "And, o f CO\ll 1e, your words orr: an lnsnlt. P lc;'l"<' let me p ass. " H .. VOICe \\aS ICy, bt11 hct eyes were smonldcr1ng fbt nc: ''You little p rudct'' he S<1id with a savage s ucc r. H e su dd!.'1 1l y caug ht til e gtrl'~ wri st ''I'm not going to ll-t y ou go l1kc 1111 ~-- · I' t s~ i o u <~ lely sl.e wrenchcrl her band free, s\1 u~k h1111 <~c r o~s the evJIIy !nntlmg l!louth . Sl1e moved qu•ckly past hun out of lhe room. FROM To OU'T: I E"YE,..,. t Hear ahd Re; RklhaNl Barihelme.w an• F&J WraJ. Darlnlt ran~~: akr melodrama. T&nt'IH wUh new anclea. See the gambllnr; dtft!l anal es.poaeL , Aloo Comedy "Elmer Taxeo The Air" HLar anal 3ee; Rklhanl Dis., Hun. ant UJi9ot~d 8rMSe, Rath Weston. Shirley GraJ, FOR:rME Db: In aallon-!wanr PJ.ul four .. uare aplmt awlndlen el &be ,eo,le'a mene:y. Alao Comedieo "There He Goea" and "Your Buaineaa" Friday and Saturday "THE MAN OF TH£ WORLD" lfear and IN: WilL Powell. tarole Lombard, Lawrencl!! (imy a11d others. E 'TO ANt> HOOFER A"'l> F'OR CASPSI>. TO HEAR A60Uo BoY~ WON·i •• llt!'c' Ht~ TIE rEll\Nb """'!' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ •• • • TILLIE, THE TOILER A Deciding Demonstration ;:-=.;·;;:--=·.::. - -~. - - - ·-· ·· -· · .•• ··- ·AM I v' CRY NO JL.J 'i:.1 IHE l.IS.LJAL LAi C \HI$ -rHtR,TV MINL)\1: '6 MOR:'N1N& 7 OF F FOR GOOCI 8EHA\/IOR - - "I ~P' I<.lc6 r·--r------------~-· IHE PHD>.l·E ·· I C A~T WHO I'M NO 60()0 AT RIDDI.e:'i., EITHEQ. . .Al0. .... AlQ · · I"M 'SOR R. 'I · · . · · AlQ • · IT'S R-eALI..'-I TOO BAD • · t-10. • ·• liETTER. LL)C.K ...le><.T TIO,o\E; •• YES. GOoO·Bve .' ' CHAPTER X 1 WAD A UBERTY THEATRE. MIDDLEPOltT, TODAY "THE PUBLIC DEFENDER" NOW· GO· ON ,.' MABEL CHARMI~ A smuh- m. ! • - ONL "( o:;ES, l:t~t rT! By RUSS WESTOVElt . ----'DO 'W'Ot.J ...,NOvv. V.A(., W1-1f:,\J "THA"! PHONE. S"TA~TED ,.0 R·N& I HAD A I>TI2A>J.;.E <'EI':LINC, SOMEONE WAS 121Al61Al6- ""THE N()M8ER WR.0Al6 Myatierlo~annlae-danrero-- Aioo Comedy Our Cane in "Love Buoineu" p;muan 11111111 •al lll.laiii'IA'UI UWI hiiihUIII*I' UMIISU IUIIUt:t:-~umhl touch wilh the Grayson'• chauffeur. "Now no one's to worry about it, it's no use letting this hold up the game," cried M11ly, uneonquer ably cheerful. "Your serv<~nts are •ure to f10d it, Mra. Hildren. In any case. jf 1 have lost my necklace, which I don't for • moment suppose. I want to break the bank to make up for it." When pr~ sently Wynter came back from the telephone be had no good news to report. The necklace was not to be found ln the ur. He glanced around the big room for Katharine. and learned to h1s disappointment that she had gone while be was ringing up Grayson's chauffeur. Roulett" was In fun swing again. Wynter stoOd looking on without much interest watchmg Milly play. and admirina her emihng ebeeriulneu; the losa of her aecldace rnust ~ •orryh1g her•• be knew. mont thaa ehe would admit. It waa queer about that necklace. Almost certainly it must have been dropped In this flat. Odd th at no oue appeared to have seen it lyiug about. Wynl c r drifted into conversation with one of the guests, a barrister acq namtance of M11ly's, who m he iound sn.o1.mg a c•garet on the bal· cony outside one of the lopg curtained windows. From h1m Jim Wyntc:r learned the explanation of Katharmc's words that had puulcd him, heard for the f1rst time of the moto ring acc1dcnt that had ended h er career a~ a v10hh1 st. WORTHY PF ADMIRATION I AMERICAN LEAGUE Cll,rago 3, C l r v~laud 2 C'c1dund 4, Chlcagu 4 t6 Id:u L1:-ss• • Katharine Faring, She had ld:t some quart er of an hour .•go il"d would be home by 1Im ume. W p.~ ter bad no desire to overhear a ~· "' vale conversation, and would l1.1•e walked out of earshot: but he h d uncommonly good he.1ring, and tile next rapid word s, low spoken th011~: t. they were, reached. him, in spil~ ul himself, through the Slightly Dlltt<td window. "'But J b<1ven't told 11 so ul lh ~t J saw you put Mrs. Grayson's n ed. I•• • into your nruty bag. You sec, Ill' dear, what a forgivmg person I am" Jim Wynler had !topped dcacl, hi~ face startled. He had remcmhtr(!.l suddenly that the •.ma11 room wlicu. he bad telephoner! <.ondooked tly balcony, Was Malin t~lcphQni ngi And to Katharine Faring? Kalll:.~­ ina, as he remembere d had snubbed eINCI 0 IIiL '\ TOll.<\ Y'K {.,\1\U:K \ ' t t: IUl'!\S ASS UC 'IATIUN Cn,umllu.s at Sl Paul T •t lt clo nt M imw a ()OIIs lrH<~:m:lpolls al Kan!il\8 Lmtlsvlfll' ut MtlW : 1uk ~ee - N,\TIOI\'.o\1, u;,\OUi: n ~t on at Pli1 1:1rldph• ,t Rl J.u \tlS at Pltt ~ burg h C\11< .mo ht Cl1W IIl1 1. t I B .. Jkl)in nt. N ew Ymk i J 1 AMt.Ril:A:'II J,t:AGUH Dct ott 11.! ChJcu~o IJONES T<lTRYOUT ! FOOTBALL ~~HII'Til I -~ ' '' '· ' I' 'I • J r . Anr,.::ks, Cal., G.cpt. 3-INsMalia's Yoico lwent op, w~b an • Hown.:l Jones. Ul11Vet'llttyo or &uth~ ugly, meani118 ring in it that made: e rn Gallfoml11. foottl,r II c:m.ch. '~ Wynter clench his hands tn stmct· planning lo introduce n 1ww sh trr Jvcly u he stood outside the win- , into ;lw game It v>a e; r£';ocalcd h ?ldow-deliberatel7 listening now Lc- to d l\y, cause Katharine was ~is frienrl , and 1 lw 1ww .~lnfl w1ll nr.t Ill' t h :· because be knew the lllilt!II Cr of man Jl' llv!l,n.w l lllhtr~ry shl;L nm will.ll Malin was, l l.o ,, l tlf ·t\''O-hfl p n!T:J.!I', i ll • T i n· I . ! JfLl Wynttr henrd the faint d ick nf the receiver on 11! hook as h(· stood there incredibly :startled l<<~tharuw, the tlfief of that 1111 ~smg J.td~ aud pearl nf'cklace, could tt be IHJSS iltl er And what was Mali1.'s gamd Katharinl' a thief? \Vyntc r r\·n11· m bercd that dcspcratt look o u hr r f~c~ as sl1e sa t lo:; mg sp m a ft e r ~ p m II ' roulette that mgh l. \Vh.tt he h... just heard hinted tl1 ut liiiS .,;ill. wl c had once bl'cn o n th~ crest of tl1; wave, was now teniiJ ly hJ1d up ~ I J· !in had said to Kath.~r111e over tl ~ teltphone, "J saw you shp ~l r· Grayson'• rorck1.1<:e mtu yom hoi!IU· ba~ ." A 11 d yet m sp1tc o f every · an I - t " ' CREAMERY BUTTER English Style Pound ..... . Per I NUT OLEO ll'l', ' 2 Pounds l1,or i . BREAiKF AST BACON 22c nwntm ·:l::::cLuc.l. "If I'd !uggested to Mn 11 1111ren 1 'J L 15 1nt 1•1Hhllo be rl :..,e [0111.~'.­ that ahe should look m your ba~ l tlcn :.d · UIJ 111 •· !d; h thr pl.t:>CI •· before you went oro so hurnrdl y, rh, ln•tfl tlw lutdc<k. Nil! l.nc up 111 my dearf But I tnn be di sc r et• o n tElllr1r·m wllh tlw llH<<>~ ll'l{i lltt!' itaelf on t~rms . I ptoposc gi~mg mytVUl :uln-mlxt•d nnd RIHH l'JYCtll sell the p!('asure of :omm g 'round to J..<>:n:e·~'~··=·~h~l- - - your flat now to talk a bo ut 1t, Goodby... I (' UBS ( ' AN USE 111M Bt·pt 3- INS--;I,yle F Des Mu!ncs pltChPt', claim aut. to the minm league l'ecord of 116 sl 1a1Klll v•ctones, has bee n put , ch!L.'!t'd by lhfl Chicago Cubs. His season t ccord Is 21 games won and C hiCHgO , FLOUR 47c ------Wintor Wheat Sack . , ..... . RICE CRISPIES 2 11'or f, '1 FLY· TOX 13c 2 Dozen For Long Handle :l !<'or , , . .... l'ackages . For .... . .. . 69c ." 29c PEAS 2Sc Fresh Stock , , , . , . . . . . . . l'3llor .. , ...... . 25c 2 Can8 F'or -------- 9C For SYRUP . SOc N]aple . .. , ... . No, 1 Peek ..... . , . 25c SWEET POTATOES POTATOES Cobble~ 59c TALL MILK 3 Cans COFFEE TIN CANS Pe•· Dozen 19c BROOMS PANCAKE FLOUR --· ~ Pints ...... , .. , FLY SWATTERS I ZSc Velvetta . . . .. , .. PENN JELL JAR RINGS I I Sc CHEESE 01 ange Pecoe 12 PINTO BEANS Pound Vm· 37c Pound 2Sc ----·--TEA Pound , , 23c ITllming , "I admire thnt girl, snch pluck she's shO•HI after that facer," the lOs t.. • uthcr added sympath~ticatly. "When ---------you th111 k what n mu st have meant afte r dr;1wing great audiem:c! ju st hcginnmg to touch fabulous fees, to drop out, to have to c;ome down to a • cheap flat ami I'm afm1d, know what gomg wuhout means I" 1 But Wynter had read sornelhing o f that tr agi c reversal of furtune in 1 l~ atharinc 's cy~! that mght. I "She Bhan! a little flat off the Kins:'s road w1t h one of the most thmgUcligl•tful old lad1C! I've ever mct"I ' m dam ned lf f'lt bdi L·ve i!." fio:l ~other pa thetic ca se," went on the \Vynter sa 1d to him ~c !L "It ~ I>TO<' ,, . 1 other nwn, ''a Ru ssian r efugee. A those thm g~ that Simply .urn't , ,,. l:ount cs~ who 16~t everything in the the map. Da mned 1f Ill blli Lve ,, ,.. revolution. poor :soul, and has to give And Maim? Th ere: h:-.tl bc~n r,p dJC'liJ IIIII ~ It lcs~ons for a l11>ing Miss mistaking that ugly lmplic.t tH.Jil ... r-~ring IS half-Russian, you know." Malm't ov ct hc ard words. Ev cu tt Wynt er nodd ed. He r ~m c mbered Katharine h~d yaclded to a mo m ' n!'~ you c:an hearing in New York th a t Kathar- templ<ltinn and not for an 111~t;w t ALWAYS me's mother's prop!e had been great THE MISSING NECKLACE would Wynter bclil'vc 11- th.1t thi~ DIPDIDaa land owners In Ru ssia. whose wealth man should try to t111 n h1 ~ s upposr<! RED TOP Whctl prese ntly Jim Wynt er be- had been 5wo;pt away in the storm dJscov(.' ry to some evil p1 11!J O ~c t•l t.ooi.: him 5clf in !rom l ite bnlcony of revolution. That her grandfather, his ownl ftnat--rr. ,was to fmd rou1ttte suspcntkd ' Prime Mnrinov, and hh sons had '' . ' . };, .''_I. ' .~~ rlchat and Milly Gray so n the center of a bren 11111nmarily shot by the rcvolu- LOA 'f HING FlAVOR! httle exnted gro ut'· tionarics. Milly !uti bel" n wcariu g a neck· Hi 5 acq ;Ja intance drifted back to "The swinel " Wy"tcr nwttertd to caaNOWI face tl1at Bill, her hu s hanrl , had the roul ette tal 11e, leavmg jim Wyn- bimself. 1i~·e11 her-a ~trmg uf cxquistle ter chinking of thi~ girl who bad atAnd there ~·as a look on hi ~ L1(e a!i ite jade bead ~ . caned into bar- tracted him so much, vdio had suf- tl1at lunted of unpkasan t come· lnnh- lovc\inc ~9 by some long dead fered 80 much He wa~ ,arry ahe qucnctl for some one and that ~orne ' Ic ' s l'''''d had gone tomght before he ha d the O'< of 11. 0 l:Ta ftsman o I tl 1e E as t , 111 " lloo·, • ·ould-b< '-lackmailcr with occasional pearls. lu slender opportuuity of ipcaking 10 her again. woman he thought in l11s pown. M.,. ,old thrrad mu.&t hJve sn a pped. Now th~t an uncxpect..-d chant'r: had lin, &leek. purrmg pretty fn11l gr ncr· Milly ]';~d d •sco vcrcd 111 sud den d1s- brought her ag:un into his llfe, be nlly who ought to be hoo fed <.oul 01 oaay tl't.lt it wau no longer rounl1 fouud himself eager to piCk up the an y place where d~ccnt women wr rr; her neck . It was no t .to br fou nd thread s of that ol 1J Interrupted ac- well. later on. he d .havl! sometlllnJ:. 00 the fl oor. Apparent ly no one · · BC5L"des. h< w•nted to 1to say to Makimd I And the pleasant, quamtan ce. d d had eeen it. ta lk 10 bcr about Frank Severn. 1111:IY facr lao ~ very KniD 11.n a;, n .a t 1 ":i>Ut if you 1ost ·tt In tl 11' ~ "a · 't' 5 · y.,ry11 ter became 1uddenly aware , "' erous. ~llnwhllefMmnd tO turn up,~ an anxious Mrs. I · h<d ho"m l•onlly "Got Lo lilO ~trali;ht aWl I' 10 f<:ttlo h 1 l oavoace 1 areac ., , d h • " I Hildren was assunng her. iron/ behind one of the windows anne~ 1.•1t an Get t er~ nr st. 10.: h wa~ Milly her se lf who. after overlooking the .balcon.y, though at to!d lum~dl tht firit ~hock, seem.ed 10 take It first in his preoceupt~d 11.1ood he waJ Kat ha r!11e F'11dng wns tll'l' m rn••! 111ost ccolly. She wa5 always. as r;\nly subconsciously aware of it. acQuamtan ce; he ha4 puly 'o:t·n he• ~ill taid, a ''sporlsmtul" d , then abruptly the aound of a h · three tmu:s lrt his life, a11d tin: had "Oh It's sure to turn up: on t mili'tr name drarged hlm out of hi s even forgoltl"n hi• name trn t:tcdtn go (OU p;ople worry a bit a.llt?ut}t.llt'!j abstrActed thoughts )urn ag,un. hut if hi' had no n gh t nf Po••\.,'c"l ii(OU.l'od tu m• t~e Cftrfi oud "You refused fl1) offer ot rrlcud - old frtc11dshJp he was gowg 'O ' ''"~' the Way ltt;tt;:. l'm·nr~py sure ~q q shlp earlict tonight. my- d~ar Kll'th - that rh~ht, .b utr In tO play 11. tand Itt it right, If not-we ll, Bill! ~:c:r- anne-was It exactly wi ~e o I ym1.) It this TO I1nd , !lpoil Malm'3 Ci"O{II.;ed tain to have: in sured It, and the Ma lin's voice, 811 :we anrl pnr rin~- game. Whateve r It wn~ and wh~, . l nsur;&ncc proplc w11l have lo Stllmjl the' sort of voice W ynter 1nst 1nct- ever thn l!n:omprchcu'lhle r.tyH eay r •P and look wa~ . lt needt>:d n ma n L1.1 U"a.l ...,·,tl• a ., • pt ... asant ." ively mistrusted. W~ile Mr S. H1ldren in:Uitut ed an IW\n• like Maim anxious search of the fbt, \Vynt~r But , of conr~C!, the Rathulne MaWIIIrtl tb lbe t~lfr1Jone to iC:t into lin was fpea kii'I(J to could 001 be !!- ..,. ' Malin tbat night. t '' ·I' e.re Cicvl'land al St. Lutu~ Onlv .,amct, !ic hcdJ.kd . I ..... ' ''""(f;."":' ' lnn D1U01t 7. St Loub 3 8 1 Lou's 5. Det1 .1lt 4 N"• J YOJ k 7. Bcslo n 6 wa ~hmg l o l1 a. Pl ul;:wt'!p hm 2 I \ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i'"'" Silver Sea Pound . , . , ' ZSc o P ound s } "r.r . , .. , 33c ' ' I' ' ' 2lc • '1 THESE PRICES ARE FOll'"CASHONLY ' ,, • l •I , ·' ., PQmeroy 11 Stores. . )iid,dlepo:rt . . " r Whik!! . . . . s.......... , .... . -:· ... , •. , . . .. j!!lono ~fH· ,o '·ti•l!tr ~rkot . . . . . ... . , ... jlho10e ~41+ ·, ~. . .. ~~,.; Middlepl!l't· , ... .. , l!hqllo ~99-L a,.•. ' • Only f;>. lll6 &dlt•d n!NI • OPiNION. PAW.' I Mqore'o No. 17 Healin1 Stove-Uoed only a feW montho--WiH heaf the whole boule. Looks like new---Juat., JOOd •• ·. .5~7 5idnet.j .W.al'WicL -.. MY Ohio. ap~an.·d I• I I ~ - cle<ldbol .. !»till' CLIFF STERRETT ltacine • I COMPOUND · I ; • I VEGETABLE DP.,, H. C. FOST£R 111tl f I w-... I sALE be s Dull paiDJ , , , ba<bduo1 , , , hejod• achnud il.enrousneu.too.arequidJJ comforted 'by tbit. aimple trfttaleDt. Woa't you bay a D .•• Jet k help you u it helpN tbouaadt of Deetfat ract wtU .... ..Ceandsemible ~~ -=- _ :: ot \he and l 1VOOlldo't ......- . MDC!bty ia a aftl is 10•e=::.: I'JIW •i~Mh "l"het aboald rHiize 1ulfedraa; ncry mooch lt wroq, Gee a: the can~e of rbe trouble. for rnn. womea foancl L~ E. Piakbam's Vesttablo Compouod tbc ••.e t.er, Mrs. Jtue Monlieth and daugh ter. Anna Ruth or 8prlnRfteld , re turned home Tuesday after spend· Ine a few days here where the} were called by t.he lllneM of IILtlc Patty Keller, whose condition ls i still .serious Mr and Mrs. Ora otbnore nr Eureka, aCCC?9'panled by Mrs 8tnJey ot Hunt.lhgton, and Mlsa Lil lian OJ'Iamben of Canorusburg, Pa .. left Wodn...,or tar 81 Chari.. Mo, where they will vtslt Mr. Ollmore·s brother, BIAlnley. ,',1 - ~ l1n( )Mat. Of WINNING n•cE ~ =-.!~· .:=t.:."" ~ ·;! l H ~"\din1, cr.UI"' ~.'~-~~.~~~ ~· ~ • ·;; ::ilAN~ T~OP~l GOOD ~YI w~ T~t ~ 1 - l' P: bo....U.t • • • .... beoldet loo Sectal E...,... Tile abient- minded cannibal who I ate himself. Other '•""" did NCYr play f:' ~HAT_... ... ,.,Ilt;,.,..,_ I AMERICA!Irl A8SOCI A'i'f'Jlt I H.w multlshl tJI hill ii uws her 'Tryirrg TinN" Our Owa Vaafttllte l, Al:ordeen, Vhsh., " ' "' :l- IN ' Jack D~Ulpt:ey h~? two . :u I!\' Mm :11'f~olu; 66 7S 468 CBU:BT1a 'rO &ETJU knoc.touts at fowta-rutc l.ttH\-,.I tltd~ ~t 88 38'JI . I Btrll:fltY. ou .. ..,._ 3.-Illl!l·..,·elghls mm!:<'d c.tf on h ~ ec. 1 ' 1 ~ - l W&li Olu'lltJe, ,..,,.,.. t.rtet •nd new-Positively a Barpi~ ll\~(j bacl: l' Xhlbtlbn tl J.l todJ~ NATIONAl. Lf.JlCWE --4eld ~ Gf \be Unlftfi.I.&.J or 1 11 h. 1 h . !Olllll'f t:ham]·luu rl {j.il' Club Won Loar Pd.' Kaye Don Conceded Odd. Q:alifornla. whcMI ......... \.be I. OLFE V• artua y me ec wor!cl in gwt.l :.11:.1"' , St Lctds 84 45 .841 . In Motor Boat Rae· 6. .. A ehampMQhl)la tn la.il , tm S. EMORY W , ond Place In Natton• night and wu.~ not l'Vcu b a!.' U.tli H•K 1 New Y01k 76 at .5M • and l»U. todaJ h&d ,.._nlll!:l . Ra.rlne, Ohto--Or VaU m-a, D.Ur Tribune hard the. lln!;ll , 71 ,.,,., -·· - un111 al Leaeue Race ~ L . A . ~ 1 .. 11Chtt.1l!" • Saturday He will nt.a.tn h 11 -•: 1ne 1 1 nt. M 1 be hCrowder tnd Lou wall •oing ~·vu" ·' au· o! oslh !l ngrfmiL .Lv. Uh.c. 1f"tll BI'O'IIIYI I 6U 61 -3-1NB-Enllaond'• l t,pe Lbt pltlt8ftt ·blasts · 1 Al 59 ·,o 457 Detroit, Sept.. o 1"' tnd ••II of ·~-,,1)11 retiredoaDqe on year two-~ aa t-cf... rrllHIIll lw tt& wu~ J..:m.ckc-.! •lnwnH\otlJ tu1· ,,l.uq;h "4 ,......, RUTH HITS HOMER lwou cnto p.tt~t BUllS .md :.hut om, tJw Ath- l~r lllHd ,\ncl l.t'.t tm,c B•~: Ul\ J~ ~~ 4~ 1nv11..slon of United SlAtes w~~oters ln tJ 1nw. pa, lor the I'MI ot b.l& life - __ 5 ltti.C.~ Unlll tl>c ntn~h Inning, tlI AI n evant';t Albl!:a. Well: fH, l IP! •· . J IIhl'~l'i~!uu. J ·!·~ I the ctiUJt t.o reca pturf' Lhe ooveltd • ··~~'I While Lou Fails to Conn· n ully .... 1nt11llg for Washmgton, 5 I0\111t .":Jtn a 1.--.ft lhJO l: olll .'l l(!lltll ll .. tl . ol5 3J . a Hil.lmsworth trophy In the InterYA.N aP-.tWSON. WIN '' ect; aber Beats :· 'ln_: duamp1ons ouly dlew s x , O!ll } JO Sfctmt!.~ of Lh·~ !not ' " l d Hll <\:\lJo:IUCAN J,t:AGUE national motor boat races Bu.tlll'day ,l.it'U s fn th ~ H·<'•, ll'l L.Jllt 1 , .,,,.. ....... Sept I-IN8BIGGIJ~ Clr.veland 1 11ppemed lo ha we more chances for i BrookliM, I ·leo ·l ool . l , ,,,l,·.•· "' '-' l lo • o Won John ., t bll G' ".-·•pp··• tl·ol F'c llt,'.\111~ tJ· u:-.u•l ''1 Lest '1 1"" ·' 1a 5UL'Cel;l;!ul conclul!lon \Odi'J than .,....,_ II AWaliD of~ ol J'hbB and ·~' • .tf' '1 UII1 ng Uu S u v c u ' Dt•nt l'.' Lr•,!ltall p 11 ,t :.lml, 1::•'1''! 1 \.'· .. o ' c>>',lloo. ~.·., "' v~ I RLan~othcrtlmedurlntthe fJM&.V&n yn new eraey,a·~ ~y '1 t u lh c.t ra ct."t! talons a 1 tu 4 unu v_ Jl GOw , 11 yeau naUooala doubles term's cha01, 11 14 1 11 B~ C':PELAND C BUHG i;Ofll " k"1-' :nd ' 'N•11 Y .. rJi '16 .,J 5C:UI The 111 \l hlcRI oddB 11hift.ed ln fa - 1)10011. 1~; Lu 4 duub! e bc·\Liny from the \uw- Utm)!-' 11 111 1 1 11 lNBSp m .->Wrll ('l 1:v Clncy fWd:s' Billy Her111an, fBn ·, · :J · n'' ' s '\~· · ''·' .... (''t' .:111d li:! L, 400 vor of Kaye Don , t he you ng Competlbl' for the fourth Ulllf!. Ntw York, 8t'pt 3 - .Joha M ~-l Rooklc Chlcagu :;r.cond b~emaH. lll f' ' 1 b"• illll; ( 1 111 " 1 ~ ' 110 1' 1111 d ' 1 ~ 1 l <' ll•·' !A 0::> -lEI h keahl!' Bt tLI~h challeux~r. who the vlet.ots ctallhed through for 1 1 1 4 .1·1 will ultempt to wreJJt the water their flrtt victory •t the es.pen~e Of Gn~ w ~1!.6 an cx:tm n llphtck : ·Jd:\1· got thrre '''"'' 111 the firs t game awl 1',1:', . .1 ·~,·,1 ', 1 1, '"'1 ~·',1J < wnl J J ,, ,t ' .l 7f Yolf t•t ~~ MOlt ... yN aentY II: tM 1. ;, 1• ;, 1 1 . wt:ty of c,., L·r.ou,,g 1hl' one ln t1 1c ''' '· ')I 11 :mn ~--~~.c. __ ·· • ..,.. ~-o1t1t1t o~··-H w·•r; h1r; e 0na . : ('lJ. ···~·'"' , ., , 1 1, ,Jt r ·' \ 1' t< · u 1 from the sn.y head of Oar ' Orerory Ma.l)lln, Heft ... , an d ~, '"'"'""' •r • Nr o 1 n 11 t.~· rlmtblc n t , t,.· J m 11 tl,o• 1 Old mnu Fu.bcr sta ggered to a. 3 to '· 1 · ' ' · oi!J Ill .3Hti Ameriean speedboat king IBerkeleJ Bell, ALLlt.ln, Tes., In ....t klllf , . , cool ft ~~ ..• 1 B1A~lvl 1 ~. t>lon Rr: l v ' ~, wlu clJ 1'1 aclllul.;.· 12 ~t:ccl'::.s tor t he White Sox or Chi- , ~-----·- ·- - 1 wtll pilot MlM En(lland II, :t straight 91!ttA ye~terday, by set~reto: rot TO% of " St SO SJ SO aac1 Sot. ,.. 1,dw•l H'cord phw:· 11 til" 1\"ll- cago ovn Cle~r.land m l.hc opcmng ; ,J ·"rARZAN" '1'!. 1'1,0){ U.L '' J<: ~Tt: at n .\1" ~ nF...;( ' LT~ 1 n 11.l t capab!e of no m 11es [tJ-t t--1 Pl. • '""'\ · • 3• · twnal LcH. g•;e lm II!!' N< " l Yoll.(• l !c! tJlt. The second battl e was called •I A~U. RI(' A.N ASSOCIATION 1 Wood'11 and J\merlca'A! ' ' F.-M 1... I.M ....1 ltolplttllly • • • Flwt Wt:t• U\~ 1 M~·t~l .. \ !-:l'ls :-. 01..; IJ::J- 1111 th L· ~lKIIi mnlng beca.us~ oJ I Cdttn' bU~. U S'11l. :J - INS \ < "i11mtu,_, :J: £t i"..;.ut 2 are pinned on Lhe MISt! Am BRITAIN MA1' BE ONLY ,.._.Mitoltenr,,...... 111 ,:; fur lllll.shm~; .ot 11'01 •l' tlum d;;.tkn..-:,s wit h t il e score tied, 4 t.u 4 I Jc.lln · Turt.un· 'l'H.}I ur lllli1HT O!u ) , i:. P.11.J b. Cnlumtw. 5 IX , a lthough two other boats EJITBAN ~!'com! or wh.--.1111' ~ 'w 11ad a hU ~" ' Vic S1Hrdl o! , l.)et rmt was better : State Un!V('flil\ y f01otllall.sca.r .1-nu i\1 !J•H,\ IH11 • l f ol!'do (] II fty the Stars and Strl))eB In London, BeP' 3- Uf6-0reat c. t.S(Hifft:L£1 • • twt wtlh RO!Jf'r:, H<·•·q-hy or ll1l' • tlltm Gilt :, tmd Kunsley for the St. line coach IS Ill wttll pnl'tHHOJita ,1t. M nm ).poll:-. 4 f 1 kdo .1 lilt' In tel national event lhltaln may be the sole entrant In cuiB, !b1. Nl'V. Ymk mann ~t l' 1• w. l ,u t~ Bt,-.,w lli c~ and the Tigen. 1MIIWH.Uk"'€' whc1 ... h r 1s 1111e coach M1tvna"l'f' 4, lmns ~1 lll' J As Jn prevaous yea.r"'. Wood has lhe Behnelder cup seaplane races p 111 t 1cularh " ~'~-1 ~·· . , r•liJI ~d Chi- llt'c LL·d tL 7 ta :1 St L~u!s came 1at Marquelte univcJ~ Ity, aecordmg KunHui City o. lud lu.m-I[Ju!t~ 7 ( 14 ~'llle a ed twu o r his other boa I.!;, the to be run over CM BOient on 8ep1nqo and til t., 111• 1.1.1 • J' ' •PP!'ared l;.lLk 1n t l: : :. ~ rond 11ame Wltll Blae- 1lu tllfiJllll!tLtOn rl.'Celvetl he re ~ l\1!11• ;·~ M : ~.~ A•uetlca XIII Rnd the Mtss k!mbr 12 , it wa.a rep:d't.ed today i.he Cu b, \\uUo 1 l·v i'ld.:; to t\o h ~ t· .,--. l()oo• o n t he mouud und t rl - , da~ 1 K. l': n~ Cdv 4 In :l:llupl'!b "' A111e1 !cu V However the ML!F. Am Both Pniiice and tt.aly , accord- - - - _ _ __ _ _ __ ' (,11'( • ~ ~ xt\1 t.l nn.>Uill d ~ tk:l :15 (' rH'.•V may bf' lihtlved by the Hor- lnl to an a.oaolmCeiDent. by th!! w,.. Dodge mystery entry , MJs& R~l ~~~ero club, h&ve requeated a NAl'IUN.\1, J.t:AGUF S}tlcitcate III m an elimination sis. monU.' postponement of th'! l'11 1 t.twt! 0, Chwago ol l: ... Rt tommrow tOltlpet.ltton. It war; undentood \._ l ',t!l•tll'l I! l 'lll(ll~!: 4 Nmw of the the requeiSt waa IUnltkely to be r>,; " YO! I; !! l1,. •. tu u 2 M1s.~ Amenca trant.ed. ' ' ~ .. ..,\ Yll 1. :l Bcslvn 1 I I - ~~~~~~;;-:~;;~;:~--~~;;~~~~~~~~~;;:r,~~~:-;;:;::~~~;:~~;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~ ;u~pll.-h~ll THt: Sl ANDII'fG BRITA[N'S CHlNC[ ~-~ .. :!=o_':,i.n.:.,llt".~;; l - · -- ·- 1! Mr:.. PhUena Gllman 01 LoK:an t~nd!-d . 8pent the paal week with rel&U\ .:.!! and ~\ lendl here. M ~ rg1e :1111 J ~ \1 -l C.t· .• 11 6l)ent Mn. A. R . Martin apent S&tut- th e p{tF.t wetk wUh Ml't- lrn Blain day and 8unda7 at Poplar Ridge . ::Jt M1ll Stont' • -,0-,,-1 -0:~-;:--,-.,..,-_,-1-o-,~- H.,..,-,. . .-. .-..-tl Thu GUt.nUi swep~ the Ho:itou I Blaeholder bul. ramled IIUpport puL 1 five-KBIIll' ne rle~; in yest.erda} ':i 9-:.l a crimp 1n hill ctlort.ll ~~:~ ~~~. ~;,'~~'',;',...!:".'.':~ ~~~~~ ls,c·~~.. 1 8 8 R[ ns1 ~~u;~~ :~~ ~y ;:r~~':e ~~~l~n~· "J~~~· J'pr:,~~~T~UT' ~;::;;:~~~~.~~ ! U 1 •d,;~' ~~';" A~!,!~""w:~"-the 1~/:;',:.~~· .· T J\e Baptl.\t Alsociat!i>n whlr.Jl was l1eld at Hanno!lf Church Wed• nw-1;~v n.nd Thursday wu ftll al- -- 1~1It"·""" OR~p TWO TKOKBDAY,SEPTEMBEHJ ............... ·Ne.... Gr-ry, Syraeuoo ..... ,, .P.hono 6llli-L i. N• Rathburn !:lOll• C!>·• ... , ..... .. ~utlaitd, Ohio �lF 7Jl lq t CH I ) f': ·· 't THURSDAY, SEP'TEIOIR fH l[~NSIRed Cross Session fl~NHAM MAKES 1 Held Wednesday 1.T5 · 1NO H W . Ray Farnhan. coe.ch of athThe Red Cross Roll Call commit· leticfi of Pomeroy High School . art.ee wa& called ror U.a nnt meet.l.ns rtved here Lhh> week trum ta.la sumby Chaltman Rev. Ha'rry Die at mer ·Jaet.tion, and with his artival the Elmhurst Tavern, Wedensday thoul(hts or the many footblll Ievenlmt ian<J r.ere. soon , turnt'd to that Tbe much Ut.lked or and adv" r Tht! members present were ad· popl.lnr sport. ti&ed game betwee n the grt'at or -1 dreased by Rev. Dye tn a. very In~ch Farnham bustled mto the caniZS.Uon or oall ptayens. kno wn \spiring talk on the service P.Xpected oftiJ: <' of Th e Dally Trt bune brl~ht 11.8 the "Fats" and th~ir equally well to be rendered by the IJreat ll&· ancr early Thursday momlng with knoWn brethren, "The LPans" Wlll tiona! Or&IJllrat.Jon. an e;JIIclal a.nnbW'lcement that thP. be played acoordina: W schedult. This talk was followed b)l a short. Initial meeting of the Purple PanFriday evening beginning as t!arly but conclse taJ.k br 1. B. We'ed , ther~ at Pomeroy high school as posBlble immt!dill Lely after 5 :30. chairman o1 the Red drou orpni· w:-:: u1r1 be held a.t the Junior high The fsst wanln¥ h¥h~ 11fLer six zaUon In Melga county. l!Chool gymn, Friday afternoon at o'clock maketi the advance in st.art 4 Miss c. I . Orrla foiLowN Mr. thre~ G'clock, a.t -.which tim~ plam InK tJme compulsory. With such Weed on Lhe PJ'Olfl'Bm .ud alao kept 1will Ue started tot, the 1931 BeiLIIOil. an array of &lUilers as boUl of the a.ttentton of her helm!l'l by a As tbe Panther's first M:heduled these te&ms boast, It is very pro-- s c.od talk on the Red Crosu work 1 gam" this season 1s Sept. 19, It bably even at that for the game to and what ls ex~Oed o! the work- 1will be necell&'lry lo start practice run we:ll Into tlw moonlight period . en In the cause. !mmtdlately i so a. t.ea.m can br Rain 18 the only element which hi d 1 •• "It"h will be permitted to lntel'fere wnh lt was decided that this yea.r a ~ :veE ~....,. "'..,pelllw._:wult muc I the plans It was announced The house to bouse and Individual can- e 1'h· Fquldpment wtl ~ lthlven ou ' · h vi:U> would be made lnltead ot the at " r ay mee ng w pracwrlter lt! happy to announce t at uce t:e88iona 11 tar1Jn 11 .soon atw. on this the three leadilli actors in mailing system uaed last yeal All who have reKl&tere<l for school this rreat drama are ~:~greed So which was termed unsa.tisfactor)· h this d ha b 1 far as can be learned, It the The announcement of the of l'eJ:!, 111 (;ear, P~;skil:i v ooly question on which Chief the drive wUI be made later. d to be t Ill Pr ' "Boy" Roush, Charle~ Ricketts aud After a short dli.cU86ton by 'thos~ ~:.~oon a P. fJ:Ym, lday MI.Ike Ebersbach have ever agreed on pre£ent, the meeting was ~jom·ned ' __:._ so It Is worthy of note. to meet at the call or ~e chairTbec:hlet still Insists LhaL legal man . An air ot on•1mlsm prevailed Gl!.tND LARCENY CHARGES precautions will be taken to keep 1throuQhout tb~ seulon. _ _ }'IU:D ce1·taJn people whOBe ··shady" work - - -- ·-- -.....:. - -- 1 he insists cost hl8 team the game Cllargea ot srand larceny have laat week, from appearing on the been Hied aaalnst Andy Bpe-acer and Ed Vlttltoe of Syracuse, infttld Friday evening. They, It 1J;. untlerslfiod, have ,formed an orttt!lld of petty larceny o.s Wa& stallinlzation known a.s "The Bum's t~d In an earlier edition of The Rush" and will attempt to overDaliy Tribune. The twe have been ride the chief by fon::e, Hgurl.ng on implicated In .. se'i'lel!! of copper their s11pe1'iuriLy In numbers to wire robberies from :several minefl mu.ke up for the chid and hi!! "gas The Boo.l'd 01 I!:Lectlons of )!ela:s In tile Pomt!roy &-nd durin& thf bY&"IIY·" count)' has been lltem1ly awNUped past few month&. They will be Everything Is In readiness for a durin&: the past few days with late aJTa!l!'ned betoreJ'uatice E. R. Titus bang up g<um:- It ha~ been hlntl!d , comers to the political ring, who Frlrl~y morning, It 1i beUeved. thRl Hank 0 Day and Bob Emslie have been putting off ftllng theh· BIG ORCIII\RD would ~ Imported t.o, handle the 1peUlloM for the dlff~rent polijtion11 J!&.me f10m the umpires Htandpomt. which they Wish to campaiRD for The State Orchard Inspeetor wu In the next general election, Wltll 1n Melas county dwln1 the past. the last hour. NEW HAVEN WOMAN The closing date for accepting few days lnapecUna: the dUferPnt ANSWERS SUMMONS petltlonfl here Is Friday evenlng at orchards throuahout the coW'lty. A report of lhe orchard ul Homer 6:::10 o'clock , and one continual line Mn. Geurge Capehart nbout (jij of Dsplnmts for !he political jobs, Webs~r of Keno, was given by the yean; or age, pa.&'leld away aL h er had been filing In and out of thl' Inspector, which states that lt will nom» Ill. NI~ W H[l.VCn Thursday Bourd of Elect!Qns oJII.ce all 1 day bear a crop of about 21,000 to ao,ooo buahels of apple11 tills seuon. The momlng following 1111 illnes,<; which Thursday. she has sutTend for .M·vrrfll mon To date, It was reported, the~ orehardA of Mel&'s county, It 1a be· Uts. ~he was the wue of llle Po.st- has been about 240 petltJons filed ueved, will surpass any ot those In mastrr of New Haven uud had here by those wlto wish to 11ttaln any part of the state wWl their li~e·.l nt:arly Bll of her life there. !lOme county omce. such al'l consta- lai'J'e crops tor this season. Sh(• Is survived by her husband bles, township clerks, vmo.a:e clerkS, TAKEN TO H08PITA.L marshals, one ~;on and on(' <iii.ughler. One so1~ Independent ·mayors, preceded her In death .!!evP.ral members of the Board of EducaHamel' Deem ot near the Avenue yean ago. Funeral arrangement~;; lion, Justice of !.he Peace, etc., with I bridge was committed to the Athorf' llrlng complete-.1 by tile Ewing a pussiblllly of the numbe~ resch- ena I~ne &a)'lum, Wednesday af. unde1 takers ht'J'e. lng 300. · _ ternoon by Deputy Sheriffs Dana. Tracy and Hank Young, after he ···mm:;mzzuaua:mmmnnmmmtttlllmllmttnttu:UIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIICIUUtl bad been adJudged Insane by tlle' p1 abate court here. To Be Played At High School Field On Friday Evenin1 I I start s!'m:" ::; I Many Aspi"rants For Office, Index Of Hard Times - s v • £1v.:k cur=r=r:r: Canada .. 'J Cllcqaot 1 Club ' . ' quart Salad Dressing jar ~ .... . Bnwa. Freab Fruilnnd Vegetables Peaches e9c ' ' Elhtrtu. 1 lbo ·Sweet Potatoes • lbo 5 U11. Tomatoes 25c ... 19c Potatoes ___ Piu Salmoa : frlc. n.-...,.._,.._., snu. ...... lb. B•lk t lb• • 18c: l••"l"*'""'ze_,..._..MN. Hysell Motor Co. S.econd Street GAI.I.JPOUS TBEATilE 111arsday,Sept.J LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS Sll&htly wurmtor tonl1ht. SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, FIUDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1931 Pomeroy, Ohio . . .. ~UTSi ·r-- 1 WO-MA-N CAS-HE--..,S 1 15,000 Civillano Offer 1 Service• To Combat Communists PRICJ!;-SUNDA Y 5 . ••• ¥... ••.• .... "' .... WEST ~IRCINI -N· ew-sF-las-hes- prtoperty from Mrs. "Lulu·• Powers, wUe of the prlsom•r. Adults wt<re char&ed Z5 cents and children flJtccn cents admission to view t:u ":daughter-hou.se· ga1·age . In ·the 11ub-cellar In which lilt: victims were slain and tht:lr bodies burled in u. nearby trench. Refreshment stands mush- · roomed the vicinity. HaWk· ers barked their wares. A 1·ep1·esentatlve ol the lcs. see or the site complained to authorit~es that persons were "crashing the gate· 'by creep ing thr(•US:h the be.rbed wl, " fence recently erected. An eatlrely aew llae or Silk, full faddoud, carefully lwli.tM, made Ia two welrhhl--eblffon for dreBii o'r Merdce welrht . t:nrytlay wear-They are made with llrde lor Both ~telfht& lrlm In the folluwliQ' new w.- ,. f.IV£ DR ~:ci~~:~·!si;~~~i~~~i:~~::~~:\~: IN AUTO Hl.J n"CI"EN U 1 ~•id LQ havr followed an opent.t.1U11 1 .~J tot· appendldti.s . I She we.~> u.ccon1pamed to the ho~;• p!t.al b\· her brother-·ln-law, Mor- C PI Off H" b tOll DoWney, the singer: her sls l t> l', l ar unrea II • Barbara. an<l tile MarquiJ> De La : way Into 20 Feet · Falaise, the former husbund ul Of Water Gloria Swanwn , Mist. Bennett has been rt>purt.•-d · t>nguged lo the marqub;. I IN SCIOTO RIVER Hu band Father Th EMERGt;NCY PROGRAM BEGUN o' c WD I Bootlegging Of CJgare t Begun 1 1 sok, er&dl:e root. earw.d panel heel, all silk plcot top. These hO!Ie an m111 flttlnr and To Winner B;oideo Trop-"1 hy; Race Endr. At Cleveland Airport Who Want "No Outaider Keeping Them From Hanaina Powenu I na t rJa . I Life Halted By Hese. Pure Ladles' $15,000 Prize OF CITIZENS <ton" Bonn"' · "'""'" '""· MOnER1ND ~ Hll ~ REN HOSPIT.\L AGi\IS Ne.,.,· J:o; York. Sepl. 4.-INB-Con- l.- INE 1 ft!nt food prlct'B !;Od l lng 11t t~t..nCt.>sstons in and a'lout tht< llylna: neld. Corn lta.ltt<s, milk •nd lot<t t 11.re SO cents U a l11tt' bre~~.k ­ last L~ deslrt>d. A good lunch runs well OYt"r a dollar lH thr: restauranh ne~~r th~ fit•ld, and 110fe drink!> are sold &t twice what the)" bring U1 town . Clprettt>s Bl'e 20 cent!! a packaa:e at the slandH. k!.ll<l :.!f, LUllS rrom the pe<!d1 ··1s. One 50 cent lunch L~ made up 01 a malted milk and II ch~!\C !iandwtch. y 011 can &et Eight Air Aceo Streak· ina Acroaa Continent.. From Weat I NEW SILK STOCKINGS S ~ pt . - Tht> Natl(.n&.l ail· ruces ha ~· .. Barrett O'Hara Chicaco Attorney ject 0~ Ire I ADMIRATION Clevelund , 0 ., 1 Cleveland St!pt. 4- INS-DeslgnCal f 0 rol ' ed as a move LO provide aid lor lht' 1 ear ar, n J unemployed, Ohh:l'5 emergency PI'O I 0 S d 2() I 0 h am !At.ndWI c h f or cen "· oram for ditch bnprot·ement w.t.~ I ne ave In town the food ls as ch1·ap 111;; u~ua.l, but It's l1 Wlderway In Cll}'ahoga county to By PE.ROY FORSTER day. 1 Columbus. 0 ., Sept. 4.-lNB-V~ By 0 . Ev.R E'IT DOYING . nile~ rrotn the uirneld to INS 81.8&1 Correspondent By DAVID P. SENTNER I . N. B. Bl.atr Corresponden! Clcvelund Ten men . t't!C:Ommendcd for the tims of drowmny when lhe antonioBuenor A1res. Sept. i--With Ult I. N . 8. Staff Correspondent job by ward leaden~, were t.he first bile In which they were ta.klnl: H. Mtonlclpal Aif\IOrt. Ck.,dar•o , '""" ., . ...... • ........... to obtain work under t.he new plan . pleaf!ure ride late last night plunc~ thre11.t of a L'Ommunist rewime ovt'r•l '-------------~ Clarksburg, W. Va., Bept. t--l Scp• . 4INSP'alllnll w1lh one lt:lj • 18everal hllDdred persons are ex - · cd o tr a road near here tnto 20-ttet! hang.l ng the country, the Chlle.m ~ Threatened by a crowd to be rldcrooked btoneol.h. hts bOOY. Johu r pected to be &:lv~n employment in ur water in the scioto river, .M(a . govllr•·ment Cllpltulated today to den out of town "on II ra!l," Bal'·l • W1ck.um, Cmclunatl, 0 ., suH'ered 0 Bn.roh Jane Reichley . 29, and her 1the ditch work_:__ mutinous seamen who sel:.:ed the US ret.t trHara, ra.mous Ohk:IIKO I&W· probable fractured lel! t~l the Ntt · fi hild <1 d tOO tb:!et ln the FOl't ot Coquhnbo and yer and erlmlnologtst, who was 1 Air Rac<'6 . ""'"' durmg th1: S PROBING CRASII ve c ren we~e e: ay. . ·• . tJnn.,l ~co·u b · 0 •4--0NO 1 Patrick H. RelChle~ 31, the h\111n.acl1ed an aQr-eement involvi11Q: RIOtS 1 mcntloned as possible aasoclate de·. paraLhule jumpln~;: contt,-st. • m w; , ·• e<;p1· ... - n- b d h 1 t he tancdlaUon of the uaval pay cuts tense collDsel for Harry Powers, '!'~11· jumpd· wu5 !lllllli'UVt~rlny lu -l'l!itll;ullc.n wa11 starled b~· p:J~ICf'. and an fal er. 11 lllt'UUID or t annC"•mc:ed recently as ah ec.:.,1oBluebeard murderer of five, planland tn the r,..uired 100-foot circle Official Report• From Xenia. tcdl:l' lntc an automobll~ CollL~Ion Ohm Bell Tl'lephqne Company, ~· 1 1 r h 1 caped inJury when lle was t.hrown mlc measm·~. Ca1ualtie1, Lootiq, lneen· ned to return to Chicago today. Oaytoa, A Iread y Revea WI Ua~ml ~ - .Lil ',"'· d31An,of from the car Into !.he wat.er as u In the center of the field ~~d dw.,as 1g.,~'1 .:.k 115 1 doa"n"om, Reported F A mob stased a Under the terms ot the a.grcr-1 ~.: i.eveo tu have m SJUd~ ....e • 1 _ E • .. ..n "' ~c. ou;:..~y n w-e · • h rUed fJ \h. oad , · ment. nea:otll\ted. by Admiral Von rom O'Hara tance to the IJ'OWl(l. ....w va..ona I t;lhcr Imut ltJu.l a wonuu ""'fre ~id u o e r . the Barceloaa Wlt'kum (ell forward aftl.~r land· by :J.•IIc~ Lo h~tvl' nm !rom the The tlve b e~~n ~~~ 1dJrowni'" '"' • in!!; unu wt>H Lll.l.r&eu. on ~nt- ueld Columbua, 0.. Sept 4--Disc:overy , scent: aftel· the acd.dent. rader m~t · that till~ are belna soW. by 1 uan til, 6 , 0 on , , """...,• .. ... ,,.~ '_1 · ·-•· 'd:e~&k!ntwlth:Nt lkenfel 1n Dlytqn A~OTIID G~ SlfOOTJNG·· \ Ra.~. lour-year old twlna, ':ltlriiorv." . . m.n•nd, and Xeula Ml beeri niade by .tate Cl•~vef4uld. Eept. 4--nis-sbot Hl 1Charles, 2. a.lmOllt wlni' !.o ctaaret tax Jn-to~ the sta ~ e t.ax what WllS believed to haxe be t•JJ 11.11 1 The bodies M>re all recovered lasteBt al: eommJssion reported tod8y. atktrpted aa.ng murder. a mau 1early today. , were streatlua Cm•lronted omctally by tile first Identified a5 Eddie Scbwtutz, ali~:~ 1 Rf'!lcbley. dellrloua Wtlh JTief fQi .. aeros the natkm the ftrst we;;t,. rcpclls or vlclaUc·.UI of t he new law Jame11 Sht'lb}', was 1·epo11ed iu P: Ilowing the trqedy, Yilt that f'IO~e· li'&.nsoontJnental uoo-St.oJI Qulncr Davis, tax commissioner. In crltkal l"OndltiOTI at Mt. S.na i ' t.hlfi8 went wrong wltl1 the steerspeed race in hlfitory. ch:t.l'ge or the enforcement ot th .~ h011pital today. ina: apparatus of the machine. The pair of aL't!5, James Goodwin clgaHl tax 11.ct. orderL'd 11n lmmed- 1 8chiV1lrtz.. whO!IP. body was tou w . "1 don't know exactly what did lu Hottilitie• Due to Break· Hall, New York's ftylnK broker, ll1lu late lnvestltlal.ion. In thl' yard of an east side hom ~.! happen," Reichley told Coroner EdArt Ooebel, winner of tile t9:r. In Dayton the cl.garets have t:>en had been shot m thr lwll.d, accord - ward E. Smith. "Maybe I looked out Aaew O.er Conaer· Dolt derby to Hawaii with alx vth· llicgl'l.lly 90ld to l'.:"Sidentb of the !ng lu puho•. Ncl~hb.:m 111 llw vic · Mround and ra.n or! the road or vatioa Appointment er noted meers were enga.1ed m Ohio Eoldier~· & Sailor&' Home. 1t lnllV Informed authorities th:~'. maybe I was driving over a little ~the competition for the 2.040-uule wns fnid. the~ ~w tl. lfl<ldthw bet~.rinij 11 too far and the wheels skidded. It Columbus, 0., Sept. t--IN8--NeN I Bendix aerby tropt_y, but were aLi.. A p10tl~t to the commlst;lun was Ml~· t . :l:'o.n liCt'll~·e drh ~ <liHL~· lr r m 1was dark at the time a;,fi I I.X'ltldn't h011t!Utles betWeen the State ron- headed for ftew York In a non-sto~ 1·eported to have been mad~: by !he .•~·r- u· ul tlw shoa~mloJ . 1!it:e the rood so well. Bervatlon coUncil and Stau- Direc- race to better the record of Captil~n aJIIcir·IB of tht- Ohio Phacmact"uLi· --I There had been con~id·:rabl.:! r.!.BY tor of Aa:rJculture 1. B. Outhery Fnmk Hawks. t;al AfoclaUon. I 'l'KOUBLI; P,\'fCHt;H UP in the l:iteerlng wheel of m)' .c:a.r were forecut today after the counExpeeted to round the home ~yDu•1ls wu5 unable t:. reve1tl whc• ~ 1 CoJ ·,•mbu~. 0 .. Sept. 4 - lNB- lately and wm'!thln.g may have cU indicated it will name a new Jon here about I p. m. In the con- the clgarets had been sold in W111. peact t:ftablishe•l bt'Lih'C II gone wrong wit.h it." conaervatlon commlss.loner despite test for the •lS,OOO C6lih prizt! d.lld Xcn.:l. The n&Jut' s of the p c-r.«l;l:· l mac :: Dircdor c.f Agticullurr I. S. The automobile was to be e;u.Q)• a ruUnK by Attorney' General 011- the Bendix trophy, the two wert: said to be guilty an in llle h:m ds Guthery aud St11.tc Fan- Ms.nag:cr ined t.oda ~· in ~til effort to detennlne on a bert Bettman apparently glvlna: slated to continue their flip to New of the commislsun . but th.:oy \\'('l'l! · Cha: les M 5P.Cr. the Hl sl Uiuc the cause of the accident. that to Gut~ry. York Without stoppq In their .s ~· not rJI:;eiOfled. I f. tal ::· Fair tod&.\' ururcct lt5 CVl!- 1 ThP. tragedy occurred on a natmembers of the council tempt to e~·ack Hawb' record ol I'; j Llusiur. . : rc"'' dirt road along th~ east ba.1lk heard Indirectly that hours and 25 minutes. I TOiiay wu pres.s nnd extlibit~' r·~ 1at the Scioto river ont< u.nd a h•lJ seek to appoln'. a Hall ww.a speeding eastward .lu SEEK MI~SING BROKER 1.to y tl.t the falr. aud on.; of the , miiCl> nol'th o! Plshlnger's bridle. choosiPIJ, they -.td his _ famous Sl)l!(:lally oonstructeo:l Zanesville. 0.. sept. -t--INs-A 1 prlnLlple <·vrnts s-:ht>dull·d "'""' ~~o : .. 1 was drJvlng vei'Y sl"'b'. lbe take 11.dvantap of lockheed monoplane, "The Crusa - search for W. A. Lorimer, promt- :uncn::-on fer newspa.p,:!r rn~.~ at tht~ ddldr r n were ln the bac~ ..seat appointing power der," at a helghth or 18,000 . reet in nent real etJtate broker, was under talrgroundll clubhouse. ki u:lt . nd 1t 1 order to m11ke better t1mP. He was way today lollowlnc hbi disappear· ma ng q c a o o no111e a them by Oovarnor a~ by an oxygen tank tor the 11.nee while he was held under bond . ., - ha,•ing 8 good tlme and my ~fe and 1 I Ki:LIIU PAKTY ORGANIZED I were tnlklng .. :Reichley safM An appeal to Oovel'uor Whitt!' to I high altitude. Ooebel alllo was fly- l"htuwed with perjury and embezOslo, Norway, sept. i--IN&-Or"Suddenly ~methlng haPPi'Wid." help them carry out the authorltr 1:!!':te~~~~~~ or'!ee!~1&: w;~ zle~~~~r was challl'ed with cnn- I gaulzed ~ellef for tbe posstb~ re~- · Reichley sa1d he v.·as hurled eUiig~':e~er= r~~~: ~:,~bt:f mlle8 an hour over the enUre ooul'lltl verllng $~50 of a cllent·s money to ~~n~r~trofH~~r:~11' ~h~ po\a,~ er through Un~ door or the ,~AAt· of the council said ' s Of the rems.inlnl slx Bendix his own use. 1submarine Nautuus whose whereTerrified when he found 'wt car · ' dash entranl.ti two ot.hel'S ex~ted bo h · rt.ai11 had plunged Into lhe river. Relcb8 Conservatlon Commtsstoner John to 00 tJo ' to N y t If tbel Z""PELIN RETURNS utJ:; In t e AreUc are unce • lev ran to a restaurant on the river W. Thompson EUda republican n ue on ew or r got under w1y today at the behe9t · who recently ;esiPled at the ooun- time to Cleveland warranted an . Permtmbuco , (Recife), Brar.il. of lhe Norwea:Ian go~mment. ro~d and asked an employf:' to ~I ell's request. was temporarily re- attempt at Hawks record. They Sept. 4. - INS - Carrying sixteen The Noi'W'e&:ian minister of de4 po Ice. . . , pla~d at last night's meetinll' by were Jimmy Doolittle, racing ll J passeng~n1. fretghL and mail, the fense ordered the vessel Frithjof The automobllto was bl~~~t to A. P . Moon of Conover, chahmau Lalrd strearnland monoplane CJ:i- Oraf Zeppelin left Pernambuco to- Nanst>n. now at Anchor at Har- the surface by ftremen. ~~r bJ' or tbe council. pedl,~ designed and built for the day on its return trip to Friedrich- stad. to prDCeed Immediately t.o the !\ wrecking car crew from f.h.c.~ ~Moon will act ror the oommlaskm NatiOnal air races, and beeler ble- shafen . A large crowd cheeled the relief of the Nautilus party. lumbu .Auto Club and several onuntil Oct. 19. the eta~ that Thomp- Ylllll. great ship as It gnu:efully turned lookers who were attracted' to the son·s restgna.Uon becomes effect! All but two of the !ilx speedsters northward tar another Atlantk t:ONVICT IS t;XECUTED ~cne of the tragedy. without pay. Thomp!IO!l has ::~ 1 planned to stop In Wichita, Kan., 1crossing. carson City. Nev., &.:pt. 4----INd ; Nearly :roo ~rsow gathered ~t ready left oftlce a.nd was a:i'llen a to reruel. Doolittle and Thomas - Nevada's "lmprored' 'method oJ i the scene when word was r~.lvVI. leave of absence with pay until Oet Hunter were to halt at Winslow, 1 rr upit.al 1umtshment Wl!.s employe(! 19. In the Interim Dr. H. C . Me- Ark. .. AmarUio, Tex., and St. Louis I today for the fourth time. !ContinUed Ol'l pqe s!XJ ' • Celland ot Piqua will act as chalr- tor more fuel. As the first rays of mornin[l: sun. man o1 the council. Arrival of tile transconttnenLal light crept Over the JJray stone walls of Lhe State prison, ga!< quiet P'f/esta!Ane oh;tectlons to the speed derbylsts was to be the htg,l appointment by the council ur one light. of the Canadian day proiJram l,y mulled out the life of Louis o1 Its own members as the new at the air races today. Four clo6c<i l Of Jurist K i a • J Cbaraed CeJa, 28. oommlsl!lioner Dr McClelland who course speed dashes. two of them j W' h U . Ofti f The youna Mexican died when 300,000 Patient• Were has been me~tlo~ed for the 'place lor women pilot&, and a reaUStil" 1 It •••• ce or be breathed the almond scented ed for by Methodiob Ourdeclared he "will not under anY "dot ftght" by ft.ve members of the Per.oaal Gaia desdly fum,$ generated by th!' Two Miaiaters . Aceu~.··~ j chemical reaction of an acid upon ClrcllD18tances consider acceptlnl lamoua 8181r.ln unit of the Canadian 1 .- 'T ina Paat Year even If l)resent.ed, the po&ttton Ya~ lt.c;tY•I air force, were events on the 1 Columbus 0-Bep\. . 4--INB- a powerrul chemical. Leadina: Strikers in cated by Mr. 11loffiP60n." ~In to be sta&:ed at the air- ~ Judge J~ R .. ,Kinll' today ruled fi.ance of Jud~re \' A apeclal meet~ l.o -consider the lA. 11 _ that he holds Jurladictlon bl the JACKIE WEU. PAID selection or the comml.uloaer will . we Bayles., Sprbq:fleld, J.L.ss., suspension motion bto\lll'ht aplnst , Lr.a Alll'eles. Cal., Sept. 4--INs--; be held late thbl month, It was an - world lnd Alnerlca.n .:s~c"1 records ! Probate Judp Homer z. Bo8twlck. Guardianship proc!!erlings in.o;tiHI· Paterson. N. J .. S~pt. 4.-IN&inounced Cor land planes tomorrow set a 1 Th of .... _ _._h tLd bv Mnbel Leona 1"tt coo ..... r t~>- Norman Thomas. several Um£!3 815 · 1 · s.-~te · "'"'pendlnl: ... .._....a .jay · had revealed · ___,.,_ __ ,..........., r who will t~ to loo.ver the i J diee ~<UBpenll is belna:onsoUBht that ..--Jackie · ctal111t candld&k ror pres1dent and ( ContlntleG on paje tiX) ELECTRICIAN MURDERED proceedings Ct'cper. 8. juvenile mm <'tl:lt. mak.'s governor of New York. was free tn 1nw natJonal air rat'l~ record for , h~arlng of ouater _ Jcompetltlve daHh events yesterday : apln9t him resulting from the $l,300 a week under a tontrau th~tl 1'15 bail lodav. after he was arTfllBROKEN .. ·HEARTED The bullet-torn body of Mm-tlmer Jlr :ftuhlnc over a 50-mUe course at '·Diamond rinK case," In which he .,,u P"Y hlm $4.000 a 'i\"erl;; In tu, ~· ed with 4S others charged o;~.1th WlGUNMEN HOLO.UP Enrlgt, chief electrician or th an averaae ~ or 208.001 mlle.~ Is a.ccU5ed of uslnR his amce t.o re - lhtrtl year. . lawful picketing in the sUk ~:~tJ!te MEMBERS OF PARTY board or education was found earl: per hour. The eveat was a. free- gain a dlamon..o rtllK he alleged!\' Mrs. Cooper II! her petm:...t fur here. . today In a. ditch ~ar the subtub or l ror~an open to planes of any pl.st.C'n prellt!nted to J4rs . Opal Eversole. r uii.HIIan:sh!p papers for her son , Among those Who rocte · tn a PI· Akron, 0 .. SepL t-JN&-"1 love Hlosd•pe.. d!Splaeement and was the sensaAttorneys represenun1 Judli! R~>kcd authority from the cou.t to l· trol W&JOn wlth Thomas JYE!re Ulie Pu.ul and can't live without him." ~ t1on of Na¥)' day. 1 BOB~ck had aeclared t.nat the I spend IUIQO a month ~or the sup- Rev. BradCord Young. Episcopal A note coatatnlng those words · . 1 The previous high &peed In an cot111; was without authority to sus- I»CI't ot thr. b~y star. lclef1n'lllBn of Brooklyn and the ~y . today wa& oftered. ln explanation of air races competitive event was :101 , pend him pending the hearing. : -Speare Knebel. eo: the New York t.he death or Mra. Honor c. Pra&ee, NO PAPF.R hltlea an hour. set by "Speed' Hol· Pormer Secretary of war Newton ; RAII'ING OFFICt:R .\CQUITTEn i Protestant Episcopal dh:lCf'Sl!. ll. mother of two chlldre:l, who MONDAY ~an In the Tbompaon 100-mile D. Baker represented 1400 persons W111t Un.Jon, 0, Sept. f-INS- 1 A . J . MIUite, dean of a labor colleaped orr the South end of Ute dUb JaR year at Chicago. Bayla; who have )H!tltloned for the Judp& Prov~n1 he was a dcl)uty ahertft as I~ at Katonah, N. Y., was also 1\\-ell as deputy state fol'l'fiter George arftllt.ed. North Rill "sulclde" viaduct here :made the &m&llnc ftlsht, his >«- temoval. .. 1 last ntaht. In a.ocordance wttb t b 1 1ond electrltyl.nc dash tbll week. 1u Defen~~e attomeya tDdlcaced fol- W. RlveMI, S5. ooday had been a.cThe four men were accused ot The woman died a few minutes lftlt.aal cuatom of Tbe Dall7 a speclally-de~Jtned Gee Bee w~ fowinll' Judp K.inJ's rulinl today qultt·~ r:l l)f the tiUina: last December leac:Unc about :HJO plc)'etl'l a& tbey after belnl remOYed to St. ThotDTribune ln giving Its emJUDior, made tn Sprin8fleld, YAM. !tbat they would rue a. wrtt of pro- ot J,.nas Cooper, leader or Lhe parade(! In front or a mill in daft· ~~ ~ ~.! ~ I TUeeday BQlea Rnt hll oee Bee ! hlblt.lon with. the court of appeals "Cooper Clan:· durtng a raid by ance of a rullns by County J~ as's hospltaJ. The body wu iden· Ufted by her bUIIba.Dd, PaUl D. ,. o.er a one rnu. straiiJbt&way at a Ito halt an)' further action by Judce ollcer&. P . W. Freeman. They were ordered _ 1 the- ~ ,,U.:ondl.y, Septem1 mubn~ speed or 316 lillie& an ~ In talr.lns testimony on I'AlBtCooper waa ·l dlled !n a raid oa a lto appear later tor 1 he&J'ici. entnmoe by nna:L'll' the rrazee. ber 1. '!'be Sunday lsBue wtll bour. wtct s cue. still c.n tbe Ac•ma-sclot.o county 'I11omas aid lt wa11 the int~ntson '""· the trio all armed The note len by the moth.er ln~ be the lBBt untU 'l"'aHdar. I."Xcept for om e-veut 1n 'll'httm h{) Court was adjourned uoW Tuk18· line, Five men who were arreFtM of th~ pickets to test. Judge P'teepests to t.brow up dlcated 111 ~t ttom her September I, wu not e1Ja1ble and the race BayJell day kt permlt Boetwtc:k's •ttorney..; Ia tbt' raid IUiel1ed. ~ t.be first mara•s ruiJns ln the oourt&, and ·proteeded to hQ&bl.nd, and ll&ted "I am not peraon, pollee ·Were tstl'OQI UIOU(I'h to f811f ln1' cbtldreo . . • • "" . ' .. • .. " '""" ·to nae the appllce.tlou for • W'J'Jt or shot at their •tleied leader wtli! iq' It t.o tbe United 8tates SupNJDt 11oDe." • (~ued ~ OlrNJ problbltiDD 1D appall court. flred by Rivera. Court u neceuary. · I I looklni'- taU sbadn- -- 1 Interlude, Sandee, Reve, Tendreue, Martin, lndotan, Smokeotone, Moon "Biece. $1.00 A PAIR 0 - - "oi"i.toooiiCII-; Has More Trouble I 1 I "CALL-ET BltAND" MEN'S WORK PANTS MEN'S SILK NECKTIES 1 I tntls, full sha·ped silk Blaa cllt. wide Uned. 11tref.1~hed llnllll'- Cra!lh Rllck band, Nlular and beUt'r rrades In this lot. 1 Sl New fall Heavy C~&lonalfe.-.jbllh!k rround ·wilb p:ttterns In stripes, neat fl&uretil aad bro- neal llrlpeii-HJt&raloll waist caded beaYJ" drill erfed.s.- 5Sc EACH 2 FOR $1.00 50 POUND pock.et~t-llell_- loops, felt MaUI'N8etl with roll !Hire, biiCull tall and aUradln kldftl'. ABC Drett~ Fabrles-Nftlr.o PrlntfiPrln&s-Travel- 1 ~n tons-Abou& Crepe-38 a~ CO IDch wld&bt-A.U new fall fabrlo&- 88cA YARD 8000 bound and pet'foraiH- BIJ' Five llO P.,... 5c Tablet, S for 25c 10c (]olden Rod 100 ~ SCI Tablet s ror IOc Bir Ten 250 pares. JOe To.blel t for 9d2 FELT BASE NatMnally known rap. RU~ Crfteenl felt laue Pallerhll suitable for any roem Ia - BOY'S OVERALLS A. aa...., ..,IIJ' overall made ·of zto.. ltaak. s&rle. rr..t Plenly vi reomJ pochls. lwo hlp • Notables Ride To Jail In P at r o I De. ..; PD4!*': I poc~ll, . .able l*lh& .• ltlb ud' nle ~ TbtM eMraDI are cllt. fall and. lbe aeamt are trlpkl-dlk!W. J•t 1111 pain le 11111 IN POMEROY 0 1 ..talllt. wldte-MI!k blllll! BeDim. llle lbllh- tn Accused Judge AppeaI Decision Eighty Hospitals Kept By Church $5.15 G. I'IELD 0 I School Tableb bOW on Sale-AU unaatb p~t<per-Well 1 I 1 NEW SILK CREPE BadcUif CrePK-(}ypsy SCHOOL TABLETS hair saspebdM' $1.39 MATTRESSES Adam l\'ue~~t slaadard sla cellon and Two a11d one =Y ba.rub-Fin battou-CuU bcMio~U-Sizu :!9 to f,6 lru:,b wahl meanr& lhe b. . . a Peaaut Baetw t15~ ...... 925 ...... 72$ .... - w....u--.tnd"•• .... ,......, c.. ....... ..,......_ 4 .... ....k ........ urday. .. If. TO MUTINEERS M¥1Ne,f ap••••..-.llo~w ...o. .,6aklluw S....IOWN UDAN .tiHD COUfl ~: All \OWl& PrM YOOI . . . . . CAl ·WltJ. I'IOIAMY TAD THE IliACI Of' A DOWN PAne«. V11Y CONY!HIIf'l' TI!IMS POl WAMCI. t for generaliy Wes t Virgtola- Local ~:~howns tonlcht and' 11\a~.. THK OAJ:..'Y TIJBVNil Aareement Specifiea No .Reprual Or Puniohment To Be Meted $5.85 • ....., ... a...la .. Tall Caa. 24c Pare, , ,Car ... 70 ......: "Paago·~l Campbell'• BULK LARD ............. Pit. wntwnt : &.turday fair . a.l lghUy warmer . lATElY ~OOPTED! ~r~i~~~;,0~::;:~~ THRHTENTO RIDE TO SAVE MONUr ~~~::ti:~~~.:F*m~~ lAWYfR RAil r. "slandard Six ..••••••.•. 76 . . • . .. 11 ' ' . • • . . 1030 ..•••. 8>15 ..•.. tiS "Special $Ia .•••.••••••. 7•...••. 115' ••• ; .1070 ..• : .. 885 .•. '. tiS ~ll!ltllt· •••••••••. 85 ••••• '120. ' •• ' .1320 .••... 985 ...•. . . a:as All Sizeo. 15 lb. peet , .. . ' Pra~p•rftJ Sla _('~~~~:.!.,.WIM) .• 70 .••••. n:t• .... S 87.5 ..... $775 . •. $100 Yellow Onions oo '"' Cantaloupe• - CANCH PAl ! w.....- . Showen Chilean Authorities Bow To Seamen's Demands 1 H. P. ' WEATHER FORECAST- · II' 1'!'11 ....... ITI Df •••• I Let us show and demonstrate to you these wonderful can at lheoe unbelievably low prices. They will omoze you. , .... 4.. 25c I \\'lUl l To reduce our llock of new, latest model Graham Sixes and Eighto we . have decided to cut our priceo (which were already 1-1 let unh-cl-of new lower figureol Now you con buy a brand new Graham Six or Eight wilh full new cor guaranty and every lateot Graham fealvre-lmproved Free Wheeling, Rubber Cushioned Spring Shackles, Over-size Hydraulic Brakes, Body Insulated for Silence, 4-speed Synchro-Silent Troimnisslon (on Special Sixes and all Eights) and 50 other diotinctiw advontogeo-at a oaving of $100 to ~35 according to the model selected. · '· ' waat VOL. V- NO. 301 Full 4S Inches lonr. ·~· 19c . .Cream O.ccae J'Otl FULL ,..... lv• .............. 1, 19311 M1nhmell~w• ! "'- 19c~ o...... AJe Raj all ~ ' ELBERFELDS •1oo,o•335 ,.. •~Ocl lemon Cookie• J.. ._£. the New• Olice of Tille Dail) Tribune, call 238-L 1 If the Buoioe01 Oflice ..k for 202-R. PRICES RE'DUCED ... !~c "·"• !9c Reel Circ:lc Boker Dry READERS NOTICE-If I 'i I !.lH "'\ • R. I f . All:! ~ '. •.D r. ~T U US L UU I bAAAAM 1 <).: ·~ t.o their home at Bt. Louill Thursday mom Ina. Roy Jones ol Alberquerque New Mex1co, who ha.s been vi&ltmlil: rela. tlves and friends, left Thursday morning for Dayton, where he will visit a tew days. Mr. and Mn. John M<:Callwn accoltlpanled him to Dayton. Otho Tracy and JIWles Arnold went to Oolumbw. Wednesday to spend a few day~ and attend thf Bt.a.te Fair. Robert Warner and Dr. Hayes went to Dayton Wednesday on a bw;lnes~ trip. ' Mrs. Homner RoUSh ot Miners- 1 vUie entered Holzer h06pital Wea- l nesday and will W'ldergo a maJor operation Thursday. Walter McC.ulloulfh and wue visited Dr . McCulloullh at hiJ; hum" ~ Ba.sllan Wedne&da, eVf'_nlng and reJIOrtl him somewhat Improve<~ . Henry Rasp lett Wednesday for i Columbus where he Will Vl.'llt relativb and attend the Btate fair . Mr. and ,.,s. carl Brldgemun were Columbtl& vialtora Wednesday. 1 The Phillips Sisters returned 1 Wednesday from tt buying tnp u Columbus. T. P. Elselst.eln and BOn VIctor i returned Wednesday evening, af-~ ter a fews days visit with rcmthe 11 at Mt. Vernon, Ind . I Ezeklal Harper, who Is In the hospital 11t Gallipolis underwent an operation Wednesday. Miss Marie MJiler and Harry Me- l I Master returned home from Mansfield Wedne&da)' evening. Mr · and Mrs. J . E. D . Hartinger and Mrs. M. D. Hart1n1er left Thursday for Columbus to attend the State fair. . ; '.' S. 11131 i 1'""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""IIII"*'""IIII""""""""""""""""IIIIIDI""IIII""""IDimllll:llll! Eliza~ Hf!ss Nichols, Supt. ol the ·western '$ Southern Lite Insurance C(l. entered... a Parkersburg hospital CHtCKEN THU:VES RELI;i\~.· Thursday, where he wl1J underco an operation. Mr L Leona Boston, Maria Goins .andl:'Mrs. W. P. Lochard and Leonard Wa.ttli and carl Baas th' baby lett Thursday for Columbus tour colored chicken thieve~; ot te to llttend the State Fair From 11 d u ~here they wm go to Mt. ·Verno an • were released from the counand Amesville to vl~it wltll rela~ Ly JaU here Wednseday afternoon ilve6. by orders LEsued from Justice TIThe man}· friends of Chns Prall tus' court. The four have been wlll be pleased to hear thut' he is I"'E'rving time in the local Jail for again able to be out after his re- flnf:B .and cOBts, which they failed cent Illness. to pay. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weeks lett ·:.:_______ - -- Thursday for Columbus to attend BETURNS FROM BUYING the State tair. They will return Mr. and Mra. Edward Eber:;bnch Friday accorripanled I.Jy their daugh rlllurntd Wednesday evening, after t.er, Mlaa Brltta, who has been vis- u vlstt with their daughter and a ltlng relatives In Cqlumbus the buying trip In the East. past Week. CINCINNATIAN F.J,ECTED A tea for the benefit of the Bimpaon M. E. church, was ll'iven Wednesday evening at the home of Columbus, 0 ., Sept. 3- INB- 1 Mrs. Chas. RUllllell on Mulberry Pollee Ch~cf William Copeland, or Ave. Mrs .. K. Lippincott and MJ.·s. Cincinnati today ~ame tlw first Howard Ebel'!lbach were IUislstin~:: ~l'i!Sldent or the Ohio asr.oclatlon or hostesses. Chle! or Pollee, Ics. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. William NeutzUng soclatlon, which was formed hero ' 11nd Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Neutzling the first annual meetlnil: of the as· returned Wednesday evening after I sociatlon, whtch wa formed here .1 a ten days visit with Mr. and Mrs. after, ~everul monthM of organizaOtho Karr at Crescent, Ill. tlon work. I ! • Will Morgan and Don Woodis .lit· a~ MlnerBvllle-, letumed Mr. and Mrs. J'hn Hlte, son Klmbal, a.nd Mr. a.nd Mn. Otm:tner Reynold& attended a. birthday dinner TUesday even1n1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pf>arl Mora (In Lhe Chester road honorlnr Mrs. Mora '11 birthday . · Ytt..oea Clara, Lena and Nettle Koehler and thelr cuest. Mnl. Vir· au Rowl.nd, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mn. Chas. weaver and family of OaWpoll~ . John StraUSll and son, Otto. were In Athens Tuesday evenlnll' vlsltln~t with a brother of StraUAA who lS Jll. Mr. and .M rs. E . w. Hysell re turned Tuesday evenina: trom Zanesville where Mrs. Hysell was talr:lni neatmenur.. Mr. and Mrs. CUtrord Jenkinson left Thursday for Columbu11 to at · tend the State Pair. Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Youn& and daughter, Elaine, ot Big stone 3up. va .. are vialtln& wl~h home folks. They were accompanied by Lydia and Duane Davis, who have been vlzlltlng them. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Crumley, who have been the IIUests ot Mr. and Mrs. A. T . Barton. Mt for M.t. Vernon, where they will viSit wiLh relatives. M1·. and Mrs. Harrv Feiger Mlas Biliha. Wolle and ·father,' Tom Wolfe, lett Thursday for Colwnbus to attend the state fu.ir . Rev. J. C. Pilch Is attending the Synod at Sandusky. Mr. and Mrs. Jacol; Ament are visiting: with relat.t"'es and friends In Hamilton. Harry Dye Mu . Alma Streich and chlldren, bet.h have Schaefer daua:ht.er 1who been and vllltlna: Mra. Mary tended the State Pt.lr ntunctay. HHDY \ fOR fR~Y Eath~:ti~!":~~~=- Pre- fOOTBAll GAll is· I Perso01ll STA TE -- I · I WOMAN · SUICIDES ::b. I I I '* '""" I I I eanr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 3, 1931