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WAUI!l",' OJ-!10'~ HIGHWAYS! 10__ ue P'UND ..... tu;:: t.he Parmen Bank :r':n~ . =t:ln"~n;~~ ~~c= ......, ....,.. -..o I Mr &nd MrsZi;;I008 rer.umed wu a bwstneaa v115itor Co!wnbua was ucompanle:1 Rli !ii.r u Colwn ~hrkam vll>ik:d a rew Accordin(J a report IMued re I (Continued l'l'om oa~e une> I R e ~. u rvlcclii AkrOI'I tollowinr a few days v1ett Wedne8day tv.u L} her mother wM wUl 1 1•u ~:~go mt'l "'1th $erbU8 ac cen&Jy Ch.almera R Wlllon - - at 1 ' :too here with their a.unt and uncle AI E Bee&:le Wesley Drummond rdatlves a rew da.ys 1 I = ly ,. 1o lp 1 Reed of I OOtJNTY • who RM5 COUNCil [8T I~ R[ ~ UC[ ~ hen we.!lu 1 \Q by tL • "• ' c1dent at her home wiu le she WWI cu:.klnv jelly Tile param.n became gnited and she wa5 lJumed w se verei;.r tnat she wa.s moved Lo u I hospit11l where she dted 8 rew h 1 ter M M k I Y~~: 11she 1::vas a~n!m ad::e~ d ht 1 &L.LE er &lid Jimmie Slm.paon apmt Labor I Day at Buckeye Lake Mr and Mn Delbc!rt WWlam!J DKW~ rrvm Vale street to La.unl lltree\. Fred Daniel! ol UnioA Avenue 1a an Akron visitor lor a few days Re-v and Mrs Wald Radford and son or Athens are speodtna Uielr vaeatloo wlth the Cotmer s mother Mn Plqra Radford Arthur .,Joh~n returned rrom a buslneu vial.t 1o Columbus M1aa Edn8. Fl.Sher and T l!ch., b oen1e re1\li'Ded from a recent vi&Jt. with the latter a parents at. Marya. ville • M1a8 Dora Reuter retuml!ld to Columbw after a wtek end vt.. t. here with relattve.s Bile wu ac companied by Mia Martha DcH'St. who wm enter Capital T:Jnlveret\.y Rev J C PUch returned from Sandusky 0 where he attended American Lutheran Synod meetins the p 88 t week MillS E~th Kleln r~turned froln a severe.! daYft vlslt Jn Colum 8 lin¥ I I bus 63l 1 BETHANY LADIES TO SERVE DINNER I I I I I 1 •• - '• - $12 • •• $9 • ~ • "• • •• BOY'S LONG TROUSERS SPL! !AI • •• • • SHIRTS AND BLOUSES i:;PEC!AL SPORT HOSE SPECIAl • • •• " BOY'S BELTS SPECIAl 69c 39c 39c ·--------' SLIP OV~R SWEATERS SPECIAL LIQ111D OB TABLETS Ule•ea a Beadae~ or Neat'aldl Ia Jl •lnu&n cheelkl a Cald tllf ftnt • .,, ltlld lllhHb .Malaria lD Uuee .., .. By "Equal Praiae And Abuoe Follow Move 8 8 6 Salve for llaby'a Cold 0Tr0 D TOLISCHUS INB #~ Correspondent London SEpt 11--Bllll stun It'd 11 by U e ijonr nmcnt b d as ttc ta:x.u. tton an 1 econom) mcaJ~w~s tab1 clug down into Lt.s pocket and p1 epared to pay two t..>ents more f()r its pint o bitters loday ll.ll PrUne Ml,~1Lst r J Ran say Mac Donald went te10r c po.rllument tu demt nd dlctatorltal powers w r.u 1 ut his l'ft.!Ucm t..t NOTICF. To the employee• of the Syracu.ae M1n1n1 Co No 5 and No. 75 • operation on d Se cl E h on •y, pt 14• ac •a every man that hat been em• I eel tb ort P OJ ere, rep for work that mornlRR, •• the m1nea resume M _ 1_ II I mme W1 run coa aclv R. T. WEST, Gen. Supt. FRED ESSEX Sec It: Treaa. ---.:______:::, 95c 95 I I No fall' Without 1t's I $1 00 $8 50 Nercldacea $4.95 $1.98 $5.95 Jfl' The Store For Mea and Boya I • • w....,. rrn• WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1931 DAI.i.." nJamr• FEARED LOST iiY CAJIAID a Chin .. -a - - u..oo I'RH;l!:--SUNDAY ~I :~~'fJ~~.F~~J.s~ EW POliCY T~ f 0R SAfETY Of INAUGURAHO PACifl~ AVIATORS fOR fARM PRICES i ON I Federal Government! To End Coolly Ex· / ADMIT FAILURE OF ORGANIZATIONS I To G _l Two B•llion I 1 1 .. "' iil tv:l v 1 I Supreme Court Favors· Bostwick In Rulma Juclge Marahall Decide• Ju.r~at K1n.c DIS· qualified Sell On Bonuo, Ia Called Treaoury Ra1d Itlr,ht Mmn Wlth insufrteient •.. · - ·:· Fall The trustees hue on fatm~:~ from wh1ch the B H ~ e1111 of th(! college pa\111 from one of the 11rl News Flashes Local Un.1b CaUed out Re•ult of Reh110Ua • Due })\ GFORGl E B DURliiO INS Staff CoHel:IP<Jndt'nl W :t hmgtt.>n St'pt ll- Iht' 1 d at 1 ca~ t an an." cu;, eY* tcjo at th i! actlv1tle~ of the A,C {r ~a • Li:-K un 11.nd c. tht L S<Jldler IJJ:" gll11ZPt lons 01 one ~cOJe- lmmntla e pe.y 1 lt the 1 1 a nlu~o; \Y.O b1III9J.l <uH1 du e on Lhe bomw- the pre del 1 111 d hb t; r,.p<; t 1 ~ m con ll'~ 1\iU l pi pa Ill!.; 1(.. II ~tter t 1 th l:e1a sc.un:t.s o c h t L•AIIa t.land tnk11 b J t!lc c1 pplt j ct:! Lo Cut el.stro uulwlths ttmdhlK lnd catlr l!l were lhat Premier Muc Donald woukt emerge victorious m bl.s attempt to ha' )Jilrllardent !lrlm~ his coalition government the ngh1 ro push !lnancoa) measure~ throur.h by oraers m cowteU A staunch defense of tbe gov ernment t!L course for eft'ecUng the ~WVY aovernmelllal economies thrciua;b ordera Jn council and of ' •• .,,,•" nd d S[Al per1ment tax mcreases mingled wllh pu m ... ~NXIOUS I Preatdenl And Support· era Prepare To Rel!at Attempta 1:' a st ur.d abuse lloweu m 111 mos equal tc..rrents ltl lh 1\Rke 1.11 tt: • unprEced(nl t d sure~ prOpo6eJ by Chunte i..J1 ..., ~ile F..xcbequer PhiJI p SLICWdC11 t l mEet the bu:lset ~.;.:fie t . __avr. Afll ks lr Ul llll l p k Sill at bitte.1 critkasn1 fJ urn 1u 1.1.11 afft' Cl o CENT8 ~~MINIST~ATION aacr1tloes ~ ."' EX-S~lOIE~S K[[p ,,.. HOP£ AHAND B:~o 1 muf!l{ u e ~~ •< SERVICE Of Markebnr Syolem, To "Help f armor Help Himaelf" m I BOY'S ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR69 SPECIAL C OTHER SCHOOL NEEDS AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES ECONOMY I .nm BOY'S KNICKERS SPECIAL 79c, $1 35 BOY'S CAPS SPECIAL •• the 03 1 $16 $1 95 - A1 MacDonald Aoko For Dictalor~al Power To Carry On I $15 BOY'S SCHOOL ACCESSORIES. •• BRITAIK ST BY HI~ ~H£R TA m~s INTO as I l.ONG TROUSERS SUITS A rea 12 to 18 yeara Dandy la1lormr and wonderful valuea. 7'> TO 50 •" '"" Stepping into a New Season with Fir§l ------·----- 'PERFECTION BRAND' SUITS 2 Pa1r Kn1ckera and Vest, elu· he kn11 and buckle bollom• 50 AND 00 • t An extra or· -·~~O~th~e~ra~l~o~,f.::!l:.;;!~~= • • •• p1ece Sulfa, 2 Kn1cken, $4 95 • • __. Til& ,,. BOY'S StilTS • • LEASED lr 11'11 H•h !Tit IN ,,..1 • four • ~FIIO.,.IUIIIO.,.IIOIUIIIO.,.IUIIIO""IIOIIOOIIIIO=IIII=~IIllllllillli#IIII,..IIIIIIO""IIO=III)IIOIUIIIII""IIIIIIOIUI= II HERE ARE A FEW TIMELY SUGGESTIONS AND ALL ESPECIALLY PRICED FOR SCHOt>L OPENING. Veal and Coal d1nary value. 666 "" ftohw and WKt Vlri:J.nia - fuonPtallr tatr ;wd continued wann t.onili:h and Saturday 4 VOL V NO 306 Brown purse on lo..-er Main atreet Contalns .small clw~~ o.nd cards Retwn to --~lly Tribune 910 It • WEATHER FORECAST- FULL LOS1 470444 WIUit Tribune, call 238-L, if tho Bualuao Oliee aak lor 202-R. Ml' and Mrs A!ter State and 1M ter M1M E~!-beth nturned from a rew days ">.st~ with the rrumers brother Philip 8t.ace and lo.mlly at Nu\.talber(r W Va Mr and Mrs W A Compton and r•mlly returned Wt:dpesday from Shawnee Lake where the)' spent !eve•'8.l wet:ka c_,m)llnl President were elected Mrs Ben Neutzllng COUNTY ROAD oo •• BRIDGE I .. ViCe President Mrs Barbaro Smttll FUND Secretary Mrs John Oom fleas Pomeroy J mk Co sewer urer Mrs Arthur Eberabach pipe 1 020 21 After the bualnees llt'Sllion the "'omeroy Junk co sewer hOBte88 served ~treshmente pipe 5-IB 00 sewer Pomeroy Junk Co ENTJ:&TAIN8 SOCIETY plpe 51.05 The Womans Foreign MiuJ.onary 0 W Deem dnmage nml Boolety ot the 8irnpaon M E lllO 00 compensation church was entertained at _t.tle B Swank g~.avel 1125 home of Mrs Charles Rwseli Wedne.scte.y evening An JntertV>t- W H RueseU timber to 500 I bridle waa enjoyed LIJiht General Machine Co rent were served on equipment Pomeroy Cement Block Co sewei pipe cemeul R A :Miller !Wwer pipes 42 80 Jamta Jklleta lumber 67118 ( Southern Ohlo 011 Co gas ol1ne 4420 Wheat. Bept 47 J E 0 Hartinger county 1 49 49 1 II May 53 7 a survt>vor payroll Bearwallow Ridge ron.d ?. M COrti Bept. 42 7 8 Dec 38 3 8 Bridge work 5 Hi •aMay4278 Uudtorlt rood 337r. l Oats Sept 19 3 4 Dec :r.J 3 8 WoUpen Peunybaker road li 00 FASHION~ pomts 12May2fi14 Happy Hollow Bridge 15 00 way to a glonous fall Bridge work In Salem twp 290 R8 PITTSBURGH LIVI STOCK BridKe work 120 til se.t'on ' R1ch fabnc•, 760 uneven Hampt.on rood 66 oo R"celpta fme fm s, new colors Ditching Chester twp rood 34 <W ;::;~~.:to~~aa much ll hiRhei un 29 10 1 heavy out.chel'S anct Hauling pipe all are rep1 esented m sows show least change Repairing bildge 11 sa our smmi gi oups to 2W lbs 695 716 i latter price Bridl!:e work 113 20 180 to 210 lb weights :!50 to AUTO LICEN~F. AND OAS 'I AX THE DRESSES lba 6fo0 636 150 180 lb!l 650 FUND 700 100 to Ito lbs 550-6:.5 bulk The Democrat publishing The new hghl weight beLter grade pack.lnl sow11 435 415 ll notlce!l woolens abundance, Oatt.le Receipts 50 odd lots lmtd J D Adams sh ar pinR 45 to m1.1ve at steady prices a f w fhe Standard 011 Co gnso 'atins, c1 epes, and tran grass heiten around 600 and be nne J2 70 •Pal ent velvet" all fol· low gra.u beer cowa 325 425 0 H 'Bailey gasoline 4iio calves Receipts 100 alow lll.eady James Whealden blacks +> low graceful, flattenng bftter .,rade vealen scarce lal'lnii.Y 2.00 mlthing hnes 900 1050 Ctlmmon llnd med1U'm Southern Ohio Electric Co gtadea mOBtly 650 850 preSII•nr tires 10 00 $5 95 to $25 00 Sheep Rt!celptB 1600 lltead) Allen MiddleRWat t gravel 48 &21 bulk good and choice hantlywcight Blaettnar Auro Co work on THE COATS lambs 760 800 Ught lambs selllnll commlfl&(onert car 7 7!i Luxuriously fun e<l, 01 to 600 and under grade good Slim & Blrrvcle station mediwn grade thtowoulfl 4Ha aS.O gasoline 1 90 sh 1ctly tailor<!<! as vou mlilnly qed stock unchanged rile Austin R OB.d Machine pi efe1· Featm es of the co parte for grader 914 The Dally Tribune publish FAMILY REUNIG-N group are the new peb· 420 lng notices HELD AT DAYTON Riley Babcoek repairing bly and boucle woolen•, 10000 Vineye.rd bridge raglan sleeves and sunaay SepL 6 a rc ~nlc.n ol the Southern Ohto Oil Co gne handsome furs {oeurye L Jones fnmlly formerly aline 3UO ct M111ersv!Ue 0 was held at Lh{ Indian Refining Co l!l&.Sollne rut 68 $10.00 lo $99 50 hon1e of Mr and Mr:-~ C D Jen Harn Picken.<; !!] ave! 14:415 kill8 at 34 B Findlay St Dayton C M Smith oil 14.50 0 The day was Ideal lor BUell an Clint. OUkey hauling slag 224 00 fX;CRsion and wa.s most pleRsa.ntl~ OUmore Auto Supply t1r s 7990j spent In gamt~a remlnll'Lclng etc NYC R R rent of land a251 A lx.untlful dinner lilld suppei tndlan Reftning Co gM G7 42 to the 57 relatives In Den Machine Co rent and repair on trucks 31 DO' fh( se enJoying the event. were Priede Transfer co drayase 2 34 Mr tl"d Mrs. Arthur Jone., Bnd E~lsior on co Ka50llne 8!) 05 daushter Mr and Mrs FeHx J.B.D IIARTJNGEB. PAYROLL ACCESSORIES and daURhter Mrs Nan lie Ralnbow Ridge rd oUve twp 188 44 JoneJJ and dauchtera Dorothy JRoad work 40 50 Oay)e P'ollter Oordon all Andrew Dye road 19 3'J Gloves, $1.95 1o $4.50 lnd J.ir 11.nd Mrs MDinta.lner 122001 R_ooiPbo- i<:eld<;~, .o f Indianapolis, lnd Parknr School rd [)4 40 costume is Joln McCallwn and Side Btu-Dexter rd 26251 complete and Clara Garland or Grader work Columbia. twp ~ '7& 0 Ruth McCallum of h d 2110 Handbap 0 Mill S&r&h Pl Jlllpa Keno· 8 aa an roa. ~ ,. SltiDPUre road 17 oo to .... v and turt1S _..,_ ..tum rd 111388 Pomeroy 0 Mr and Keno _... Oavla IUld 8011 01 8"'-Teravllle rd 12 00 $1.00 to Mr and Mrs. Alfred DOG AND KENllfEL FUND and three fO u. of Cbl· O.rl HIU a~lma.l claim 6 00 And ita amar Little 0 Mrs N Jt Arnold and J T Ledlle animal claim 61 90 Hate J8Cah RaWIIOil or Marlon 0: 0 L Mitehell ant.mal elalm 9 40 Jones ot Albuquerque New 0 L. :Mitchell animal elaim 42 20 to ~:~~~-and the followlna trom 0 L Mitchell animal claitn 1140 ~ Dr and Mrs Charlea Arthur Jobes animal cl"'-m II Mr anct Mrs oeorae :.ren· B N Kniaht. e.nlmal ~la.Pm 2tll and son Mourmna Mr WilBon Weyan antma.l claim 27 Mr.s Floyd Jenktn~ and two Mr and Mrs Norman Jones Ufe'• SU.....t J., .nd dauah~ Mr and Mrs 'ft.a theerHt Jo7 or nre ll thllt Joou and10ii&, Oeorae Pred ot Cbe advocate wbo j!l1l win O'ler Ralph. Mr &nd :Jir• Don a Jurr or a IMflllte or a mob to a :.~·~··_;two 1011a and dt.UibYI' and eauae W'bl,:h to hiQllelf 11 • matter uf .. co•part.tiVf' lndUfeten~ -G . . .tltllltllllllllltltllllllllutllllltltlllltltl I'IIIIIIIIIUiittt J)ITJJir'UIIIIIIIIIIItllllltltltUIItlllllllliiiiiiiiiUUUUIIII I •ii:·D.:J".!ni""'-. . . )4r and Ur• s, (Lolldool I - •• •' ~- Our Boy's Department Is Ready ! \ • • • • • • • • COiur. bus School Bells Are Ringing •" :• •• - of cf 300000 cu ft output pt!r dliy Mr and Mr!l Roy Jones dauelJ. ter EIWabeth and Ur and Mrs John Jones of CIUUJIIIIburs PI were recent guesta or Mn EJ1aa~ beth Huber Mra JGhn Jonea wiD be remembered ILl 11J88 Helen Stark nleee of Mrs Kubu Mrs R D Yoi,IQ& o1 ,6.$hena 111 enjoying a va.cat1on from her dutiee a.t the Btate hol!pltaJ and 11 the guest or her ~Uiht.er Mrs Gerald Wise and faml)y Jn Pomei'OJ Alt.un Vale spent the week end with t'l.lt! parent,., He waa caUed. Nl back to Atrun Wedncaday to 85 sw"o',•h•"• t"h'eothrun"·~l1ahont<.1 wltb bb, ..... 18 Mu Meinhart who baa been con Jln c! In the Holze1 hoapltal for I he past .!llx week6 returned to his home here the Orst. of t)le week Hls condition seems much lmprov ed M q,pd Ml'~ Jolln Shorr a.ceom pantt:d th lr daul!lhter Anna Marte to V.oostcr where sne wHJ vUut !ler grandPflent.a Frtd Oeers accompanied by EVIlD P•lc~ or Cindnnut.l returned &om • tew days vi.slt with rtlat.lfts at Wellsburg W Va Mr~ Katherine Bramialle return· fd to Columbus 'lburadap tollowln~: n \\etks vir.Jt with te!attvft Mls<J M.arl!luerlte Hetsel ret.urn,ed J'OU tho Nowo Olllco of '11lo Dail, Mr and Mrs I. J Kautz and ~on returr~ed to their borne In Pttt.a. burth Wedneedtly after li weeki 'll.sit with Ule formers mother Mrl Abe Kautz and other rel!itlves Mr and Mra lt>m Oq~bl areColumbus btlsineBI vis:ltora Thw-sday Mtu Oenevkv~ WelkE r accepted a po&IUon at the Ohas Woll clotnina' !tore M1llll Fay Crary retimed to rt!tllllllt her achool work w A Drake returned frcrn C~Vl'land t.o rf!&Wne his duties u tomf'mrctal teacher 1n the hlafh school I I _ _Ill@ _::__________ __ mee to fill Lht' position REAJ:£U NOTICE-If vialt to & COmm.I.U1oner of Motor V~hlcles or ed tat.e fn:ulchlse by Clrculatloc a Joe Rubin shoes for F~d btlrt and C3rt. Reu\.er the Department ot Bt.ate Bw-er.u peUUon of referenduu Therefore Za.hl 2:481 Mr and Mn WICk RUBCheU and or llotol' Vebicle~J MeJ.as oount.y acoordiDI lD the pla.lntUI the com Blaettnar Auto Co work Mr and Mrs wm RuacheU and bas a total reatatratton o1 5 t&l mo pa.ny entered llll£l a oontra.ct with on Sheriffs ~ 22 20 chlldzen returned to PlttsbutKh at 1 tor can brlnlinl a total revenue the plalntitl' lUI set forth ln tM pe RUM' Chemical Co soap ter a. lihort visit with relattvH of tae1S17t t.ltion th&t he wu to receive the cl'IJ.pa ku' Ja.H J 36 1 Leonard Hess Jr ret.urned from Tne total number of pusenaer t.•nount ot 1$600 U60 to be paid I T H Davts Ice ror Jail 8.&2 a i~eVetal days stay ~ Oolumbtm can lilted in Metws county l.s U31 down a~;~d the balance at a l&ter Sugar Run Service StaLion I where he attended the state Pair 731 an commercial cara 51 pubUe date if he would retrain trom us gasoline for proba.tlun otll Richard Thomas retumed to his lndebtednesa Of ~------ __,.,__ owned vehicles, whlch includes vu hls lndueD<!e a111alns L the pe'nd eer 3 16 employment at Dayton alter a WH 1 r L vaughn la((e and city cars county can and in¥ fnmehlse Gtlmort' Auto Supply gaso vlslt. here with hill famllv II L ess Th an I age u..s treasurer trueD 16 m.ot<lrcycl.,s 6 s lele cars Because the company tailed to line und part~~ fpr sheriffs I Mrs Laban Hut returned from $100000 aJh ~~~~~~~~n:(;Ct'~~~d were read 2:1 trt.Hera 13 deB IEms and 83 extra pay the balance or t.he agreed price car 1420 Clncbma.tll. ThurSday evenin& ' de&len McMurray brotqht acuon In Lhe Ohio Pul.'l ou Co ,.. 7 26 where 1:1he vlslted her children a1 l 1 proYed and refefl "'d to fin dern"- flJ-• by oh met' commltte1 A.ccord1nC to the at&tement o! ...... r .,.. woe oompany H E Felger phot.o(raph M1 John Rauschenberger of JefBILLS ARE READ the eommiMioner tn Utoa there aaalnet the action of the plalntltr tor prlaonera 7 50 fer110m'1lle Indiana 1s vlilt.ini Mr S .50 Wlll!l a t:oa&l l'tlll.str&tion of 10,649 It was stated that the contr~tct waa BBrtons Phllrmacy medi and Mn A N Schaefer Ohln Powu Co light mot.or vehicle& In Ule atate of Ohio lmmorlll cine ror jail • a 97 Mr and Mrs Justus Btrausa ot And lntereat1ng fman WII u ll!lo n M<tor Co gns I 17 .bl wbUe the lt.t.eat rej'Uitn.Uon lor tru Judie PeopieJ agreed that. the Dana Gatewood gasoline for Bucyrus are guests of Mr and c1al Farurea G1ven Ctr 1 Con niBslont>r!l pay state la 1,w 080 brtn8ina a total eontraet was immoral and there 477 Mrs John StraU.Il8 oJI 338 00 r~venue or 113799 ,.16 ..., fore unen!ordble and ~~ogalnst pub sberirt I Mr and Mrs Albert Wippel and B y W e b aI er Mill lm1 'll~ repahs on ,.. ~~c pot11cy After careful consider& JllCOb Elberfeld clothes lor 214 dauJhters and Mrs Franlr: FUgate t udts 13 37 PLBADS NOT GVIL Tl' an o t.tle facta or the ca.se from Rena. Kerl s returned from a recent. visit at Thl!' bond llldt'i.Jted -=~~ 1 tl r f lilt.' oy Cement Block Co Jc.hn Arnet. of Letart. W&fl ar every an1Ie the courl lif:nt the 9ase JoJln.s(ln Watson Co Index Charleston 18 76 s 1 w 1 ., ~ UJ..p lif's 42 U ralined before JUAtlce or the Peace I out em pty handed and cover lor recorderer Mrl'l Edna Bartela o1 Kerrs Run Vllllff 01 Pone oy 60 40 was taken to a Parkeraburs hospl than uoo 000 tht> lowest It has becJl Sch~t gma 1 & Roedel small E R Titus Tburtlday morntna 011 a. The case was heard ou demurnr Ohio Power Co power 34 34 for t.l>me tlme Cll'rk H. a WdJ pox Jt:li.d w Harry BUll 1091 charp of having •tolen an autu to the petition tlled by the plain Meigs Water Co water tal Thursday afternoon where she 1 lltt>r t>purted to ~tw 1 u ell m !=ld '.lt!ll lll Un &: Roenel liKht mobile tire from J E Oraham tur and the defendant The Ohlp Arthur Eber5ba.eh, work on I Immediately under went a major 1 00 operntlon b 1lt.• 4 32 He pleaded n 0 t eullt.y to Oa.s Company denied having entypewriter their re@ular mid monUJiy se.<»wn ul tJ f- dty hall Wednesda y 1 h~hl Joh e pay101l P-.achtha.uSt'l' charge and a tnal heartna w•s liet tered Into any l!uclf contract wi~h Chauoeey Shumaker work at Mr and Mnl Jacob Roller were c.r lhe r.ttgl nal S14ti000 SOO OOO I tlt( 4750 for Monday •tteruoon a~ one the plai.Jltltr McMurrBy as was JaU and rest room 1175 gue!lt.'i or fnends In Columbus wa~ 1t f' bund ut Lhe sLrf' tt ts.~ ut uf i:i!! a nd Jim Service St.a oelock Preparations were belne; cJ¥,lmed In t.he peUUon Geo ChJld~; plum bin( work I'ue.sday whl h $l2 000 has been paid und lhlD Kas and oil 12 86 made for hl.s rete Th !Kl Judie Fred W Crow JngerliOn 37 M 1 and Mrs E w COOper of fl5QOO w~~.~ he amou t of u~ Eoul l rn Oh lu Electllc Co temoon a.ae ur ay at and LaylaJn were tl1e attorneys fur 0 B Kretnbihl tlip to Tampa Florida arrived here Wed bond due on the ilre upptUalW> stretol lights 330 36 - ---the defendaut and D H Peoples Colun-jms 2 55 uesday t.o l'Lpend a week wit.h Mr cl wh ch $9 ooo has been p1t1d Thi~ Oht Sta ntlnrd Telephone H&KPER 18 Rt:TURNI:D the plalntJH IntEr-Cities Oil Oo ~~:as for 1and Mrs Ruyal Thoma.s of Syra b ud i m.ld.ll tc•( h eSJ> ul li e v l~e C, toll:l & :KI -- - - - -Bller!U B701 cuse Mr 1:1nd Mrs owen watson was mcuned thr ough the v~te Me ~a Publi!lhlng Co no Dana Tracy deputy sherl.ft re CIRCL.r. MF.EJS Willlam Fisht'r cardfi. for u1 Bowmo.ns Run and other rela o;:t t1 (' pt'Ople ovt'r tU U above lhe liCf'.!i by n ayor lt88 turned Wedneaday eYening from Sheritf 900I Uves and friends thrOUillOUt tbe 1~ 11ill Jlm!latJon tl c lt rk re < •em Mtat Market Ice for Detroit where he went to take Into Tht Ft:derat~d clrc il' me l at the FlnsterWBld Undertakers gas county Mr Cooper 1.s a brother or ported d l} h all 416 custody Fred Harper on 8 Cha.rlt' Pl es bytt' tlan church tm tbeir regu rur tlherur 1 60 the late Charles Couper and has Clc k W f b tr Lhl"l f'R.d 1 ltpor! 1~an l ury 0 oct •Y supplies 2.00 or non support Harpel wat~ re lftr r.:eet1ng Wtdnesdo.y ('\enlng A F.bersbach Hdwe Cu shells n~:;t vlslt.ed Meigs county t'or a cr •eJpU of whl(; h S1 7!:11l 93 had 1Fima Wtl llam.s work lit turned here to a 1utt a hearing on social Ume> was enjo)'ed a lter th• for sheriff 6:M number of years bfe 1 Hcch U f (]IIJ the Meigb cout1 1 city hall 'i.OO tjle c.har&el!l busl ess l:ll!&ilon during which 1e Clly or Dayton board ror I Mr and Mrs Ralph RutilieU re ty r~.udltr.,r fu1 th e 11 g 1 ! 1 t LX tl 1 P ac ck Coni Co rentlil of On the return trip deputy Tracy ~~~ n~~~J!i ;P~ ~~v;; by ,;,l:,e ~~,td prisoners 5fi 00 I~..- •.........,.. ...... ·- . _____ tJ ltuum Of tiJ !>; uJnJ nt !334181 luld fG1 s l tll 1000 tepurtecl two men hlld attempted a r• Florence. Smith envelopes hold up near Upper Sandusky He !tkh"'rds Mr~;. A W DJummond tor Problite Judae 3360 was hGm the l!:t 1t1al lax $1~ 1 M i ~li WnlH Co water plur (10m u htll 1 Ct' tax $31 73 J n rc••tul 3111 '70 saki the two had tried to stop his 3.I d Mn; Call Shields Marrett Brothers blanks for I ~ cJ>? t.ax 111 nud1tm 1!: W IIYS"ll surveying for car before they saw the count} u Auditor 'J 20 the tollow lng xpcnse~:. e ~er p•oJect 2200 cense plattm They t1ed however MINIER~ MF.F.rtNu tiUD.\Y Columbus Blank Book Co from ih t tax $444 ~U d u; tion u Mny:n He88 presidtd o.,.er the beCore. he could omtake them T 1 re wlll be a mecttnx ot the supplies tor Auditor 3130 11 t t' pEn'\t 123363 tntr! x1.ml Y with all co uncrlmcn pre Descriptions or the two were Hhen minei" and citluns of Pomeroy W Keystone Envelope co su p At u. meetlnl!l Wednesday alter~ iJ'' ~t- Sl"'fit18 count Rnt Clt'rk Webster md VIllage t.o authorltle~ Ulere who believed be t:rld 111 the Pnmeroy Junior plies tor Clerk 51 3 llOt.iJ of the ladles Aid It was de boa!"t..i 8 II lt.r AlbtH t Ru!!!:ell were also they were eecaped convict& H sh School Athlt>Uc Fwld Friday Ore5ll Mtat Market ice tor t 1erJ hut the 01 ganlzatlon serve a $171I:i 18 was paid fl-J nn !he Job The meetln8 Wll8 a mor. nx at 10 00 accord Ulg to 8.11 co urt nouse sea chlckf'n dinner on Elcctto 1 day In n enl of 0Cnd11 the am< u t of 1 e P t~m1rd on~ due to th e ract that PHU.LIPS BAKEJI. announcement made by Pearl sanitary Grocery supplies Nov mber The Bethany Ladies b nr N lng $14 18tl2<> u d thl' in Mo1 ' Y the regullir meeUng night. Mr and Mrs William J PI Il l p Park~ Thursday afternoon for Janitor 6 50 I l\lll Established n reput~tllon as tnl!-.t $3525 33 Clerk W~:IJ!>; ter saHl ~ l: • D Y of Pomeroy Ohio announC\11 tht Ebersbach Hdwe co keys plendld cooks and the mere anby the Jetlrtment ct ll w r 1.1 h mar rlnge of their sc.a Dayton Lee OFFICERS ELECTED and hose dan ps 20 ncuncement ot their contemplating the llll~c lJ eo~u y was 1 11 j JUt~ GASSER COA-IES IN to Ml~s IJ'enc Baker dauwhtc• r.,t Ohio St.andald Tel co I nu of th, lund Js ample m !llve I the lntere~ l un m u ml uve1 I Dill ling wllrk on a gas well at IMr nnd Mrs Charles Baker ol co Ladles Aid ot the Bethany tolls 48 35 lt~lkn 11mong buslne~s m en anU 53,001 ~r year U"' la1m Lf Etlyur MorriS on lhe hunbus Ohio at Columbus on Sat WIUi entertained Wednesd11.y Western Uniort lei co cth r~ lu Pomeroy to take advan 1 by theJr PrC!IIdent Mr.s During Uw rt>guln 1 ltli!ih c~~ set;.'i 1 P m" roy Har rlsonvillf! road wa.!! 1 urdAy Sept 6 1031 The couple telegrams 4 22 fnae Lf a REAL Chicken Dinner kln the bond ol Anth uy n abu completed Wednesda~ when t 1e will bf; fit home to their many Mary MIUei at her home In Suga1 B H Ewing burllll or Hanna Ad\ who wns appo\1! d m tll~ ptevl us wdl was rhliled In y, ..n a capac1ly frler.C::s at 43 Chlttendt'll Aven ~ Run otncers lo1 Y,e ccmmg year Fisher • , - ----- _ 10000 -- ' ' h'dG t" v • ln 1 On a not he - Ihf: Lt:J!,iLil s action 11 i\'-'t'll blnf! ut10ua unem pic.) • u t contu . . 1t.e hCi uexr :\1 \-J tla}-thr Vtih k Hl.Wif: w'aa n o m !ta l t.ut l n n ~ urfaee 1 ap p ra th"' a~m lhMa~1on a1 t.l ti)J pan 1 y wur • • �... ' • PAGE THRU u J}j f .,!!_l_!.J.}:.~..!.! J!! ¥_ ., ~~-·--p--~-·j-j;-;-Ram-~-----~~--.-0-·-gh_t_Y_e_lll8 __01_d....,,....N-o-w-.1ii:~..~~ -.-,.u::: .. I ...... . , ....... ~ Virlbtia ere,, Far Reaching Handa PROD III•L ~ .:~:': :;:.;:-:.;,.";:""~..;:,.:~= =.~ ·Powerful Aid bl War And Crirnt 1 .."',.,.:: ~ ~~ -~~!DDl'.:U~~=":t'':=u~o~ ·"' ~· -• "'" ' P.tad. e~t aad dntlllbl• ~Iter's III!W!.• 1li be lllf-. wrtU.en ti....CO. ADoD,Jiboua 1eUers. boWever 1110 tDttUOe ..W palil'lbocl I'IJI!I !J'HI IUIOI 1Q &bna.· 1811D'P .. r - J . c<QI:r4111Y o... , ........ omu. ... Ctrndltotin .,.... c.u ..... r• ...-o... Co11UI4 :o - 1• N"&Tllli'&L ADVPDIIMO u•u8•NTiftw2i .--.. w·'•" No&e : Tb4 ll the .-oDd. (If • u:ciiUilnlJ lor IDUI'ua&l.oM&I N... cell· ew~ &be llie ol medcm la•ea.. _ bill wleaH~ .. ..,uee ~. !'IMJ we llued eu ar.a il*nlew ...Ub Gt!orp I. lla...tb. elldd .r l.h~ cia~ PaUu ~II. ~Jif~~ .. __ a •UUQaU,. lmowD """""""' ·---!~~::lD4.C l~'T~ !llDJ~ :~;t followed. er11 Tbree yean; ail), a ay&tena wa• worked out. tha~ wa& practical enolijlb to UUi!ll'e the ncepUon or everJ' me6!>1&1e broad.cut. ntn t¥ ~~~w:ile& be&an anew Polioll depart. Columbul from Monday !Uc>hard WlJooen wu the suest at hll ~ Moqao WUP.lKlll and tamil)' &.twdJJ and Bullc:!ay pet· ' tiJNni ... . . Ina ...-•v•w of thtm 1 .r --~----- 1: •lfOIJ ' I s~DAY pi'Oieu.... T wo years llii:O, Cleveland's poUce BY .rAlliES C. KINKAID 1 ~10 £tat.~ weut oa the air Dnloe·TennlO' "L lf. a. ~laJ t::onespond.en t Ita record h&i been amnz:lna:. The New York and" Cblcap O!neland 8ept. 11- Poliee rv.dio , 1 t une needed for a t~quad car \.0 althO 'lib yet onl~ an lnrant, 1s one 1each the I!Ct'ne of a crime has of •the wbtch haYe been con- been lowered at leiU!it ~ per ceut d atant.a •ve,,e ""' the poJiee war on crime. i11 almost every Cll&e and in moat \fil,nl)' e~tn. rears old, radio 1n e&Beli the percent&&:e is even hiahpollee squad cars and cruisers h!Ul 1er than that. ln one ~:~&tit, an ardeveloped b~ leap~~ and bow1dl In rest wali a.l!ectetl within n!teen aec~ tbe lalt two yearli Thl.& fast rltfe 011ds auer Lne Cllll was broadcast. ln broad:OIIL!Itlng to squad cars Is Il \\OUld have t.Dken a ~uad car .lt probably due to the increase In let~.:s l ten llnd may~ more minutes pubUc lnl.ereat m automobile .ad1v to 1eo.ch tl'Je scene of the 1:1.~t ~eptlon. • 11 t, m thel l' station house Ill thlS I Det.ro&t can be called the "fath el ptutlcul.tlr case ol the pollee radiO " tor ln that etly P',equently arrests are made ln the fir st. c11pcr1n1ents In tbJ.S !me ! tlllet nV.n ut.es and in most cuse£ \\Ci t conducted. As IUiU!!.l, prellnu- \,il Pr e an ures~ 1~ made ' immedlnary trLaLs were scoffed at by tltOloe ately uLter a call Ia received thr• laymen . who did not realize the a 1etaoe Is about two minutes added strenath that could be gh·eu A man who WUti fttrt'titec:l for bW')lohce department..s tbrough this ila1 y several monUu; ago, an "old A SECRET l<ETaEAT- 1-Jear my volct!, 0 God. in my new aUy . hand a t the busmess paid a ;noat prayer: )Jresene r11Y life. Htde me from the secret coun- As th e expcrtments went on , sl1tkmg cumphment to the more and more p~ple bec11me Jn - 5fSlem sel of th e w1ck ed.-Psalm 64:1, 2 . tcre.st-ed m the tests untU tlna11y You know, -tie sald. ;:1~-~"'"" t tbe lame of theDetroltdepartment. eve11 pay us to gll;lt out· _ spread to otne1. C•t•es Toaay therii! mme with you guys equlpped IU'(l probably fifty cities thRt haH• radro We am t got an even break. radio b1·oadcastlng S) St.em& or ar e You·ve just about taken all the WHOLESALE PAROLES plannln!. them gamblrng out or ou1· buslntila It's I·~~NY letters of. protest to ~he newly formed ParolE; The flrl:it H&dtos 111 sqund ctt r.> a sure LJet.-aJrd you're the wlnner." crudp affails There was JltPollee cnrs can now patiO! stree<.a lioa1 d come espetut.lly wel1 timed. The recently en~ were Ue apparatus that. could be used l w en ~y -four hours a day without acted letw, concocted by a legislature that had little or no sahistactorlly m uutomobJles An- being uu t of contact with their pretenna systems bad not been de- cmcts ln undea populated secregard for the law ab1ding eh!ment of the state, has cre- veloped; the llllit.lon system .,Kg- [ tlunli. radio s<:ou .. cars clln be UBed ated a s ituatwn that ts alarming to say \.he least. Simply aty had not bee-n Vallqul!shed; pro- for pat1ol v.ol'k replacing the beat per tubes \\ete yel :.0 be des1gne1 • patrolmen and g1vlng more embecause the record of a prbmner is good in the imttitution Th~ Detl Oit department conUnued 1c•ent prutecUon to which he has been sent hy Jaw for the commission of Demoakey Hit Timely By Winnero Who Take Advantaae t.aWN ' IB v J; lj:\' i' D FITZ\\' .r.TI:R, D. 0.. )l~rn" • • ut l'a~ul• r. MtH><lY lllbla ~~~ ~• l•m ., " ' L tllc u<~l ·~ 1'l\· \h~•~•" OF POOR FIELDING uah,• 1 I Le11on for September 13 I • i I SOME :-; .,,..--- MIBSIONARV ENC£1 By Loaero; Creamo Nner Had Chance; Fail To Score IXPERI· l' lt l\1 ,\l t Y 'flll' lt:- S... me Mhu•lon· a n \d \'1 nlun: ~. n 'd !I H ·ruJ't• · -some Mlul o na r:r 1' ~ /lll '~ U:ud • lnp~ \•PI :St; \)';[) u( S~~l'IO!t ll t ~~ \ un ~ rle R ~X:U J•Jo:nJ•Lt·: 1· 0J'J ('~L' hr lllll a nlty Alti ' L 'r 1-'adng Other 1 P01ul and Barnab..s Preaching 'J hl'lr t"XJ•t•rlen(:e Jwre walfl rnud• TH.E :!.ltme !Hi ut \utlm~ h. Tiley t•n - .J~"!t ~<Jlrl't'ol l'lu·.~ "''11' trlle llltly !hut 11hl•·l1 Jorln,.(\!1 ,, ' lllllltltmle ht'llt•" ' ll - Radio Program !" l . ., --•• -' :ho • ------ -.. , • WAYWARDNESS ..-·, R. I Eu lc1 B Y P U 6 :!0 P. M E'll'lling St"J'Vlct' 7 30 P M lJt Stull lipellklng. age, flr5.yer meetmg Wed l 3C P M ECENTLY TWU young i'\Jto!terH, 11 and 14 year2 of fCM)lcdtvcly, lci(th~u homes without acqu~tnt1ng f h . d . . I. I th etr parenU! o t ~II' eHtmatton or an.vt 1111g e Me cont:enl · ing then· proposed trip. They went on a trip of over a • • -- -- - · - and ev'-nlug Jn t.r mullate B Y F' U G JO P M PUESBl'TERIAN L'UlJB(:H P:ru.tu, MlddJc1wrl T. Ht..yd G11y, S;~bbath M• Grate, Built . c! school ccnvenu 9 t5 un trch et:n •Jr(;B 10 30 thou~:~und come. ---- IJot111 gra.:louSIIO\l'l'r Hlmwn In hf'al· lnx tlllt1 lmne mun \u•t·ltt!touml nt-w tllfttcult~. Tlwt whh'h uu~ht t11 June leen ll 111'11' Y,UII lllrlllld hthl u hill· drnntf!. '!'hill ""~ 11. notuhle mini· cl~. 'J'he IIIUll lmd 114"\er llllikt'll llu h~llrlng l'nnl Jtr'Nif'h, full II \\lUll !11 hlt1 lwnrt tllom. 10:17). "l."o:: .l>tlul 1••·r1,_herl thAI he lrlll!\ II;• f'III1N1 wl1h n Jn11d I ult l'nuld hl'l!r fur the man to lllltml urri,~;IIL 'flu• ;·nr.. wnR lm:ltJtnlnnt'OUII, fur he il'U1lCd IIIJ 111111 "nl\;~• 1 (\ to}. :!. The method (1\, ll ·l!t). 'I'I>>'Y Chri1ti.11.n Sd~nce Churchett "SUBSTANCE" is the subject (rf the Lcsson•Sermon in all Cbu~he~ of Christ, Sdentiilt, for Sunday SeptembeJ" 13, The Bible selcdlons include the !ollow.lngfrom Prover~ 9 (8:10.1l): Recetve my instruction, and not 11lver; and knowledge r"ther than choice gold .•• For wi11dom ill bet'- h b .... r t an nt ies; and all the thillg"' that may be de111red arc not to lte ~ompared to It-" miles w1th a ~.:ouple of youthM, one .a ue1ghborl Subj J"cl boy , th,~ o th cr J'eSJ d mg ' ('I 1 d A . h Clln n!J t' anti Unchn11gcabk" 111 .. eve an . t 1el' t c parents I rv 1 ~ lnR '1 3~ E:ubJect " What and poh ce had looked all o\ er the countr;...· in an P.ffort t, 1 cw ~r l t qtes n F1o.:rnM\ e Church ?' . Eenu.. r E11den vor ll 30 ~': ';:1~'"'::1[~[1;;:u•rnrhu!l .IupHer· und l'uql l•I'O.'IIU .... llf! \1' !1!1 !lie l'itl••f I ocat~ them, they rtoturned to then· home ~ . The parents, M1fi week 1,, ,1y 1 1 J':.'l!t 1<; 130 The Les!!on-Sermon alS&o includes Tile prll'llt of .Jutnt .. r · f o~N1 und ~~trh1ntl11 rt>lill)' to In the meantime, had reque11ted the isHuancc of warrant~' lhe I oII owm~ pus:age1 rom the ST PAUL LIJTJIERAN CIIURCH Ch ns · t'tan sc1 'ence text book, .. Sd~CJ~l'~ltlt"'' ''"'" ,,,,,_ ,,,,,,, 1•-• ,.~for the boy:;. The rirl!i, 8Ct:Ol'ding to reports, told thei J. c..:. Plkb. Putor m~ and Health with Key to the In lhtof>t>M~un "' .J .. Mn.<~ t'hrl~>~t Scnptures," by MarJ Baker Eddy: lnll4 tli'tunlh· 11Pilf'Kr~l tu 1111\11 pnrent8 11f th eir tnp hut !lttJadfa!!lly refu:;e lo divulge th ~ SUI)d.ay ~~ehool 9 a.m. Morning Devotion lU a m substance. intellige~e, wisI H: l'hll. :.! :'i', K). 1 • All whereabo uts of the mwle mcmhers of th~ Journey. E~entnll wora.up 7 30 p. m. lorn, being. immortality, t'aylle, al)fl .. fl'ul'fll rruMrah·tl (l v, \\!hllt• lhl' boyl' Ill qu~tion lilt~ l' eK~HillKihle to a ccr"0 Come Lel Us Worship." •fl'ect belong to God. These llTe . \ foolish ll'-1 \IllS haJr · d 1 · 11 · th ·1 1 ill!! attribute11, the et.ern 11 1 man,·Jtlly UIM'It•d h~· ihl'ttwt ot thenJ•••.,.. lain l.!'~l ~ "If CHURCII •estatlon1 of the Infinite divine II1..'~< 111!1 '"" lit 1 1ltod In tl 1e Hul ·'I ress o I e cc tor Kilt l IIWXCUSa l e actiOll:\, "" fl a SO, TilE t' IIIST ""l"TIST o.o• young a" Lhuy .1re, l'houlJ •·orne 111 Jnr their ~hare of con- Alon10 R. Sh.rk, f'b. D., M.1nbter ~rmdple, Love" (p.275). the ....... ·a~lun: POMEROY 11. Tlwy drnk'll Jbat they \\ere 11!· demnahon, but moHt .,fall, the Jl<ii'Cilb\ of today an• i.30 e. m BBtble school. Aten \Inc lll'ln;tt~. Ullll tii!Clurt"d thut h• to blame. It 1s rel'ognized and admtlted tbul re.rard)es; Shain. supt. Pt. Pleasant Koute No. -L•••h'"'PI belngo~ wlth Hke PAAlons 10 20 U m public Wor sblp 'The Wll~ l•:Oillllrllll. I of what effort:; pllTC!Ib may tJXtl'l'iHt' to kee~ their ofJ'- Kmel o[ a Church that Counts l1 'l'he.• rllr~lt>tl thNP to turu . . I I h th lh I t'l't '130 p m Evening worship ' SeV· 0 H KatJ!JnO.I\ and son HUlton B\\uy from lhPJI\e \'&In th!Dgt unto zprmg 1n the proper t:hanue 1'1 ant teac em e U J I Y en thowmud who hnvt> not bowed of Bc uth aide vtsttcd Mr and Mr~> the th·lnv; Ootl "ho made heann and fon!Jl'lhllc ;o;!oi of ·w it )' Ward act!'!, in addition to showing j UI~ knee to Bani Edward Somerville Saturday Klltil'llorth tmd hull left " 'itlle.M...Ot nluR In tbat he lin• alwny» done them the great r ost of tho~o~e acl!-1, that certain chlldren 1 FlBST PRE8BVTRIAN AND M1 and Mrs Ray llnynP.o'J aqd ~hinl!' rain and rrultfnl ~Wu.11 I h t j . . bl d a" -In a dir lt P~.tCi EVAN CHURCH daut hters of Helghls vl5ited Ml'. filling tbeir hemrt• llltli •J•d· WI p K)' t I' p.1r o weorrtgl eN an. ruu ·ay ec· Minlner a.1 -'>~, Mrs Juhn S ..... hwartz 8a.tu....... T)leopbll MehJ, • 4..., tlon oppnsilt• tn the teaching of thmr elder~. suuday 11Chool at 9 n m Earl D1 J. M Fa.d k:~ wns called here f h f h Harteobach, superintendent, Fred Frldf' ~' Cl•enmg to Sl!e H A ~llrnetL · · II owever • .u c Io;-;e exHmtnatwn o t e roco1'dE o t o.~e Richards, R.Stdatnnt super!utendent \\ho 1.~ very Jll who arP- J.l'Pllt'lllil\' found in\'nlvcd in tho11e ~eta which mu- Mowing service at to 30 All th•! F A S::hultze of Loon wu a , • • • • , • 1womEn ol the church are e:~peclally Ihuslt'( &l d11Uor at the home of c aUy hrmg unfavnrable piiLhcth' and rf,wnety, 1f nothmg I Invited to attend thb service A B~tftr Wednesday £Yen1nv. • WO!)je will ~>~how thut ti,eir former lif'-' und teaching hb Tile womcau1 <:11otus 1vm slng. The 1 Rev c. J. Baker of Dunbar agep. ' 111\lbject. of the aennon 11. ''The frcp1 FridD.y until Monda)' \1:IQ\ t'jts not been what It 11hou!d have b.cen. Tn the preHent CKMt, OhaJlenae of the Church of Cllrl~t fon c A Saker and tamUy. ~ • f k · h h h · t b 1 to Womenhood " 'l"r1tmilt!& meet T'f}.ne \lllltlng Hersc~l Bal"'.tlf~ t,,erc are no mca.n!4 o now1ng w et or ~uc hi rue u , at 6. 30 rmd ram1Iy Sunday ~= lo1r atul a rood rule for pA7enl!~ In generttl to follow, iR to be inter- ; Evening ttel'\'lce al 7.30 sermon l.fn. Huber Lanter and chllc5ra~r · ' 'ld h topic. ..Put1Jn1 away chtifiiBh I Nitro; W 4 ltc*Jlt!J'f a.nd fl y elted enough Ill the. rearing of thetr Ctal ren to ave at ! thlnp." The choir will slnl also of Pt'ICa and Leah~. Jea!it Rn irlea of wh~ . . b transpiring in the mind~!- of lheil .tt ttU11 service j ilr and M.a frank tennclt aM •• • •• • ~ •~ '• •=l •• ..• ~ • •" • I I !-titm!•" areat rCMJlOn14ihtlitie~. Wor!:me,, t•!cavating in New JerseY the ,! other day , . , d, ~- Pf ~wm1 · oenmer comed m 1776. Tbey were probably burie4 hy lmtne tlmfd person who thought that the world W~Riloing to Jotmash before 1780. ' .at ' Monday evening Lhe omoera and chUdlt!'ll were the BUlld•Y auca, 1 10f wnq w. [ Rlftle and fap~lly. mtet Ur and Mn. (l)larlea Oahell and \tc:achens of the Sunday school I Tueaday evcmns atlcr school 1J1e ' !JJn PI Pt Plensant IJ)ent Eh1~Y P~t.Qr'a clasa will mee[ tn the tow· wl't:h the Jntter'.11 pPrent.s, Mr JJ1d er room Vn. B H. Matem. : ~und&y, 8ept ~Oth J~; Yo una Pco- Muriel M:c~uney \'la.Jteg ritbe~ to ,~,rW&old Court. I ' Rail} Day -- 'ucr ~o:·.~!"* - kup~~ Worth!' • .,r_ l ~tm'!:ae~~=L w!Ui ~er ! Jack LlttJe; to:U Henry TMis' Qrch; n·30 Ballew and hll. orch. WJ7r-Ntw York t3<l9.6-'f80) l.to TUneful nmee; 2 30 Chtcqo Serenade; 3 Syncopators: 4 MI\Z(! of l~:;r~~~·~~TalHenry'B Onlh, ~ 40 11·45 Lowell TbomRII; ; 6'46 LeMar Or; 8.30 Do- ' .Ji, . &uer. sa .. . . . .. 4 0 0 0 4 o 1 1I 4 0 l 0' WillOck, 2b . . .. E Allensworth, c . Rothaeb, p 4 0 1 0 ' I sweetheart smokes 'em 4$ I I • I ! ..,. .. J~" 12 :.. ~f!'. J..cb-""tn y.,.,-.,....,!11~ He will penonaU1 demonatra&e bla metlwd wiUlnt eharp a\ &be Laf.,.dk Hokl, MarteUa, Ollie. on Sat:arday enly, SepteJDIM!r 12th- from 9;00 A- M. te t:IO P. M. ObiJ men ..,. In . Thll JH&Hd oontract• U.e ease no maHer how larlfl tbe r•ptare or Wbere l& Is located. r lhplllft often ealltlll!ll Ste~DAc• l'Nable. ll&ckaebe, Corultlpatton Nft'1'owou!!ill, and other al~ntl Hudred11 or dt!albl'l from rufl tare ean M a voided. JTbls vldt h for ••lit! people eniJ.I-E. J. Meinhardt, Home OUke, 1511 N. Crawford &we. .......... ... RtNG made ~~ all the ~m~ an ,, -,', "Boh S<l)' tobacco~ receive the same sort of rlq mg - he.tt treatment, he called it. In one ' f<~ctor), he sa) s. they rna}' talk aiHmt 'hakmg tht tobacco~ and in another they call 11 anothtr na1ne. l-Ie sa)~ wl1.tt they actualiJ' Ju lS to ' dry • the 1ohaccos- reduce the mmsture m them - and that the machine that they all ust: 'Dryer.' "Hut wheu it comes i~ called a to the quahry of wbacco. that's quite a' different story. so Rob says ; some or the card fadones use Jflild, ripe tobau:u, wlule others 'thmk that thJc~ h~a\l'y tobacco 1s good enough. Bob knows to~oco and he tells me that tt take.'> good tol!acco·_;_ rruld and npe - to make a Ciga- I rapture openlllJ In the avera,:e 7 'I (If ptpes and things hke that runnmg through the roofs of the factones and someumes rht'y look dtfh•rent, but th.tt the w.ty Clgart'ttes are '""'hm•nt DINNER BKIDtiE Mn. C. E. Smith entertainrd 1hr meml'f'r8 of her bridge club with a , dlnnrr, Thursday evening, serve(! at the Mary Jane. After the dinner was l'erved, the membets meL at the I home of Ml'll Smith, on Second ~ 1Avenue, where an eveninll: of turd 1 playing followed ' OF f'!ICAGO IS COMING RIRIE AGAIN . ..._ clo~ I~!:!r~~·;..," ~~'' E. J. MEINHARDI ' ' Rudy Vala 30J,.over; ~-lno'll n.~ 10 , ..,... v•o.:~•; _. __v.-llill, ' • ·-.. 11 JOn nne factones; a'n d I han~ heartl htm <-ay <~II nf thrm are juM the ~ame. He says thert' are a lut WCI!' st:Ived. At the • • • tobacco country. J Je has \\orkeJ in two dga- I -• ENTt:R1AINS CLUB I Clate Welch tnWitalned e!:iluu!'nls ------······-·•·--·~·-·-·•I Vroman. (400-'l'&ol 1:30 pm kit: Trotters 2 30 Chl<o S '1 I! ; ' IO ~r~ enatte; 3 8:fDC!Oplltors; t 3D Ball Soorl'fl; 5e·M Uncle Nn.l: 5·45 Lowell Ball Sron:l!l; 6 . ~ a.- ~ur Wh~; l ... "NOW, you know,,Bhb was raisf"d in a an eaay one to HubbiU'd who fum~ Third Avenue The tl'Ophie3 to 1 bled around with It until he lfkct hlsh ~core wrr<! prrttnted to Mrs Alfred Elberfel•J and r..{rl! Frank Jcr~terB: 11 30 ......_..... · I up a bit on the 1cortng untJI the Mr:o lb;tb trame the m!'mbccs of the Jlve-hu.1dred ID tNt round, Rothfeb tapped club. Tburllday at het· home on 'RUPT (J RE ~~~! ° With eRie however and they ea.sed i rette as good as cllESTERf1ELD. ' ''You know how lt is when a plect: of fruat tastes just nghtt--not raw or sharp or too npe: of. tast,•Jess-just. pleasing and sat1sfying. \Vel!. ihar·~ the way 'it is with CHESTERI'JE.LDthey just sun tne nght down to the groundthey sattsfy." . I' EI.ECT OFFICERS " At the first moot!.1g- ot th<' Homr Eccnumtc Club, of M. if: 8, held September 8th, the followlne dfi-~ cers 1\ Cl'll' electEd for the r.omhw yeilr Pre81den~ , Lucy/ ·Erlewitle, 1 VIce President, Pauline Mills, Sec - ' eta!'y, H~l~n 01\"\!!18, and 1reasur~ 1 .. er, Fdlth Ward - AHd HIS $rveethNrl smoltes ..... toot M1 s Elste Miller of HunUngton I& here for a vlllit with her fathe. , Pf:te Feeney and llister Mildred 1 Mrs H . D . Cunnluaham cuntm- 1 "I, m a tttt'lcal eond1Ucn at het l I homt> on Main t>treet. Mr. and Mrs D11ve Corliltl ol Ripley a.rt spendhJH severttl da)':; 1 .hert> ~·lth relatives ar .d (t1cnds. 1 1 Mr and Mrs. Webb Hall of Rut- ~========~-~-=-::::= _l•_n_d_~nt_Thursday with Mr anu ' SAT.URDAY SPECIALS --AT• BAKERS IJ you've nevez"' met a CJueeJtJ • •, . · · . rou'U rl!copia 'J.I!r ..,.~teo :rou aee Lu ta d..i. sar liule kanet.•o rftlliu:en.t of tbe courtt•of F ran.coe durin.s tl.e tecoad Napoleonic occupaacy , ••• • :• I ••• ; ··'~r •eloect .~ .f,i.ti.ctift elwo.e~ ~Nti... 0 ·~· p....au., ......dp. It •II'UtOU•tac c:Laneter in deciJ~J •"raiJ. •illinerr .... ,. 1M '"oirl il~ il UfiiCMOfUtntllf • w., "'"'-' con.tilllr t10111 •-ih'"' )Out' tslil ftt CIUI' fALL OPlMIMil. • .f'AICOMDit b )lltoJI'I LematWr Batun:la)' eventf\1 , R,oy X1nClllde bas · purcti-.d IFO,.E81' RVN B&I'TIST CK\ItwH 1n-ew ctoncrete bloOk l:lllo Ld ·ttike CftA"TEROAK fiQLLdW plac-- of the on'c t.llat wai dee~r,q_fr - - r T, M. 10111!1, Mln.li.~t I'd by thr. !t0f111 ljaqle tfine qo ~\ It has heen decided to let Cornwallis surrender again Iunday school 10 I& a m Her~ Jl1.s HPney White u!l dli'Qit~Je_. · Tllu · bett Oallaway, Bupt vlett-rd Mrs. Vina Bnmett Sunday · 1 hi f 11 th e Yorkl own l~l!ICjUJ-cen 1 enma t M a • B U! an- 1 11 o,'dCltlt mornlnll wor 11 hlp, Ser· eveni!JI rrave International question settled without recourse. man eubJect. "I am the re•urrec- l Mn Anna W1Ulen: Df I plea Ilib ~ t ~~~fht~onyt~ut p~~~;::~ I ~~~~~~dll~n~r so:n:nd M~~ ~uu J"s I home throlllh the same route The ne•t three men were reth-ed r... I ett•lng u! .•,, b~a I m!.tlfnrll.!lltf3ft!IUB· • p E al~ n:orulw~ P enll$)lvanlan· h mscl! hHomfte plate Sauer socked one to Re)ncld& \md son Cmlg ' 8 t:oq~e 1 oe lch who fumbled allowJ.na: · SWisher to scm·e, then Ora.te IICOI'I!d 1 BR1DGE IIOSTESS whl!ll Hoeflich avaln muffed one M trom WILlock i rf'. Rcseoer Zl'lher wns hu~t . sr. Their fourih run or the ame I lo L'lt ~embers of her bridge club came Jn the fourth tnnlng whe~ Bob 1( n l bu~day t:venlng at her home Allenaworth ngaln hit to left field I Ln St.llt Filth Avi:! nue Three tabwen\ to seeond on a wild pH h b ' · ~s l\'\· r~ In play dUHlliJ lhJ even- I Demoalr:ey then tc third au~ o~ l lllg. At a lalt hcul , dalmy r~- I -·-"·--- \ 111• I - -- deJne:~~b~ ffif,ntltlr ol tht' Alll t'f\lllll I.A:<MIOtl C.IVf $ U:Ct!lpt8 100 5Leil.dy to 50 I puty rher lffll vlrt ut ul uven;l:!ltUI !ICTVILI as u loWt. r: plainer jtTv.deb dull bul k bi' L Ml r Mary I eomc crime, thii'l law makcH hua cligilJ\e for pnrole, re • un•kllnn .. r ~~~~ arll 101h1• ••14 dowloan~ Ordl ~- - IT~-M~~~~16how;~;~ ·s;w ~oa 111Uit14 fur I'J1rlilf I IIII ]H~ Ifill} 1111Jtl gardless of hts pa8t record 'while he has ::lojourncd wtth to lie l•r'<:'H•ldll!l: In !he hlhlh·l•l ----·---------~ 1 WON-Chicago t416.4,-720) 2 f5 Rines' Orch, 7 Rubinofh Otch, 8 Men!>t'. If hi lruL l'lll)tiJ(il mert'Jy lo pm J!i~&seball '] 05 Lome'll Hungry I Our Go vcrnmrnt Tnlk"; 9:1~ 'fed society. As a result. the new board will hu\'e to constder 1<\'lllg the lfU!h lO th8 III'IJ)tle, It Plve· 'Burtnett~:~ Qrcll · 81\Vec:r.~:~ Orch, II Lllrr:~J· f 'Ullk6 Or. ca~tes of l'!Omc 2,000 pnsonerH in the stute peuitentiu.ry at li\U~I lte hrouJ:ht Ill tlllt'h a WilY 111111 r~~~·~~···~~:"';>;;""~.Ship: 9 Burtnett's' Or; W JZ-Ne"~ York (39-4 5-'100) 1.30 1m•u uiHI wttm•·n wlll hu lutlucetl to 10.30 Waynr Kay'r: OH:i., 3 30 Musical snowColumbus and on the State Farm. dt•,•IJ" rur Chrl~f. Ted weem'tt Or , man , 5 Phantom Camvun ; 5.30 orch Radio Luminaries; 6 Over Jordon; .:. 'l'lu!lr 11.tlhnle lll\'l'artl UJIJJO!!IThere can he no di::~puting the fad thnt in such a tl"ll. (\·. lt). 'J'I1Ito IH Sl\I(:.;'!!'Jiled IJy 6_30 CfL.ldlebght. Musicale. 8 i6 A'l reli,Po'~ teaohin •• do,mne .or large number there ure Lound to ben great mauy, from I he thll' <lord ••tJJert•furt•." .. J,ung llmt! ·~ . • creed, 1f tney are to ha\'r a:!ly d.a.im Brusl'oft'l! Orch. 10 15 Hr·d Hug.tpon thf! love, loyalty Md devtlt!On (!f the poople mu~t be in h11nnonywitb t hr>r·.. ror" they uu·rll•d" Thll' OJI&>o~ c:cr H:umonlr.s. 10 :4b Suuth Sea law of !LVerages , who s hould not be dumped out into tlw the teachinpt of J ..•,•us thll Christ whmce words fit into t'\'Cry fold and 11reviee alllou dill not llll!'tent Lht!lr llfPJu' hWJR-DeW'olt t4ll0-7501 Sam l'!llalidcrn; II TheiS On:h lap of society to re~ume then· la·Nless activilleH whe1·e the~,o cl the human h.eart , and of whom 1t Wll.l!l s.:ud in John 7:46 "NEYF.R MAN lng Inn Jucltl"tt them to l'6DIInue Ch1l"rcn's Hour; !) ur.1·\e Neal, SPAKE LIICF. THIS MAN " ' l!i''"'""''hi I""·· 1'hrlHI i1111 1\0rkor&!!huuhl 5 4!;pm Radio Lumlr " lcs; 6 30 lrft off \\h e n Jaw !-ileppetl in to put a temporary end t~ ,.;J\e UJ• 1\urt.: hl'lliUIP. or op. Candle L11ht Muatcalc, 10 ·30 Ha~;~­ theu VJ C Jou~. lawle!ls act~ . Naturally the Jaw abtdmg t·Jt 1111t1ltlon. Wht•re\t>r the ~tmttJl'l 11 PY Half Hour, 11 Theis' Orch, 12flt l'elllly IJJ'elldll'tl there will In! ullPI.Iam Uance Orch. izenship l!oi worned uvcr the r-lituation. They would lw BL fllA/'10 \' M K CiiURCH 1mon s ubject " If God be e~Ood;.v;; k"\'::""::,. WABC-New Gitlin L. l 'ennell, ~ltu•ier Sene Him, t( Baal be God ft<'l'ODilJIIUled negligent in their dutie~ and carclcs;; of their privilegeH a~ 9 1 • A M Sunday school B cnJ 8 Sln~liJ'~ well as their actual :-:.utety if they d1d not awaken to tht Ne ut%l1ng, Eupt , ) ~edn..l..._ evenlnv. 7 ~o·,lf*· •J'l • u l mid wee'1':rvlce. '~ to t5 A. M MornltJt· SCI'tice o! Sept. great danger and JHJ the Parole Boardil office with pro·;~;,j;;,;;;,:l hll 'Judlt>n.Sa~urday enmlng 2 o'clock ChilWOI'shtp Anthem by clloiJ· Theme March dren band meettnr. for Jtougbt, MmL-~t-ez;.. "r Jlt('ud.tln:; testing letter~. 'fll~l'~ will be 110 evenmM se1 vic: lllllltltutle (It tht• cit) Past cxpcri<WH'C, howe\ t'r. m :'!Uch action~< a~; t hi~ CARMEL U. B. CHARGE \\'lwrt- men rnllhtulb J. C. Gibson. Putor, Raelu ,,.1 111l(•h tht> j.,'l~lf'l tht>nl ''Ill he til· have heC!n that we muv t.'xpt•t·t ltttle or IHI heed to cumt> FOREST RUN M_ E. CIIURCH Carmel Sunday achool at 9 30 'IIIlO I\ I I M su.ld~> Y sch cJI Vc1non from the protest:; ali the last penwn in the Htate who l'\eemtl Nc:l' ,. Supt Eva Archer, Supt. Preachlna: 10 · 30 :i. l'nul un1l l\11rnnhnM IIICI!nlllted ·. -, i). 'l'lw Jr•ltil nu•l th~ Uen to bv .:!ntiUcd to a hcanng in the P:ft'f' and mind s of l hl j 2 P M Sovtce r.f V.(,H hlp Morntns Star Sunday school 9 30 uullPtl Jn 1hl11 a~;H.tulr. lk:lns Ra)mond Krider, Bupt average pu1itic1an, iK th e citizt'll who pay~ the blib wh e r o.: -l URST B,\PTIST Llll. Rt.:H npurl~~ed of tltl!J elT11rt, l't\nl nnd Prayer meeting each Thursday l\nnurh,114 llNI to l~!4tra lll\tl Derby, 12 by thetic folk~ may live, i11 many JnRtancet' , like the para-lr. ' lt•urer, l'astor, !\oliddlfp~Jrl evt'lllna: 'l 30 Artie Blnier, leader. \\ht'l'l! lhl'y JlTCI!ciWd the ~IJII]ll'l. Meiod!eB; E \ r d a y t:c:hool it liJ A M Bethany Sunday school 9 3Q. 11. An Attempt to Wo,.t!ip Paul Room's Rites they ar e . Somdlmll 11erhup~. there may he a chnngl' H M cross. supt _, Cmtls Carmllram, Supt. Preaebl ,ntl larnabal aa Ood, (n-. H-18) Ball 6 N~ll: Lufor the hetter blft at })J'C~">'-'r.t that time ~ceriH~ much to·J M l l'llll \H wm~ hlp 10 ~ :; A M lng 1.30 These are worth I. 'l'he t!Ct1t>~lou ( 1 , . • ~ 10). It The Ooldberp; 8 Con' . • . Dr C . H . Stull our state .1:1 upL ol \\'!114 I he hNIIIIIC •1t a hllle mun. Orch; Q Rolle's Qn::h, 10 Little distant to Ol e OIVcrugt! taxpaymg mdiv!dual. evani!elbsm will t:e with ur; to &ervke:s you should be pret~ent. -- ltl! hln • NortNe h w DaHam koLu a ud Utah Whll. t Wea~ the levlonnajft'~ •• I U . ..,ell' ~ t' .,es wi utft'T t.u \JrOv ~d t ~ Jur tho:te m t he brelliJ 1111 ., ~~ prot;. lt:matlcal Conunandu 0 Nell I • Tlte up lht' litJillll'M lo lht.• rum•! hlllt'r "1'1"'"1llo•n. \'ullt 'Nitlllgthelr 11nrk Ju ll1>n· Juru u! ~•·nt': 1. 'rlwlr mnnu .. r .. r j>ft•:Jo·hllllt {v. 1), 'l'ht') ' ,.;tt llpa].;••" I hut M )l"rt-nt prt•utht•l!l ohod...tt. •'f4V. M1!1.'iJii5lppl New Me xJ<:a, I .l•'''" llllllt~l'ntlh·~> 1o !lt'llt•••• uhl,.•llto\ll\~ I Duvl&comPtrt~ ~ ·-~-a{lf) • 1 ltotl"l t]pp .lo•l\l>'h !!')llliO:"Il'llt.' nr1fl pro•udll'tl, l'llU"Jn;.: a nwlt1tmlt• t>f 1 01 MIDIO\ tb.)'b fEW l muiu.. m and 5I1Khll}' bt:lter 300-400 t.e verl:l,l ln the clty lio&J"'l&e, by de··\ But.te rtld d or Tro y m t~.ji•J-----t\'~11 dt:ndt'd thr t;ot-,le lill.s \ te r grnde vea lens 300-1000 lop tOf>O I 'U'a~ heN! brought t he ;xlo~ of p v m~nl ot th~ Lnn ril ly JJl·r- ~ Shtep recelpt..ll ~000 mmt.e. ... t.eatly u.galr,Jtt the c lt )' ond u•• ""n cen t 0 f th1 tx 2"- t ... "" 1 ' >fHt.'. to ' owt-r cha.Ct> ha• n~"'~tghts up Ifi nd 'I'ro)' Railroad ror damages Q;t s ,, !t~. r RS I co uld :.ee , he sold, to BOC'. bulk be\ler ~rv.dt:' uvrr 65 her t,a r Nil:hts' Lowera VIta 'I lt Wit~ ,\ ij rt'Ul tllln [! ]OJ l hl' i!>t'Cll\ld Wu ghtl; 1'2fl·71!i , good •0 <.hd.u: JrYo \J feel <>I ...I urul ;ufl·duwn frorft ha!i tu1n ed cha1J mlln.Shlp uf t h .. han1: car df'alcrs and the b::~otlet;- 5(1 t n 60 lb weight.-. 5.>0-7()0 tom - ~ G11ll 111~ L;j SIKI •• ~ 11a~kuchl! Lee l'onl t rl:'lU P ovtor tu H OWAld Suva gc .. ,., d l'a lrui,St lrfn• •• :.. .. rv""~''""' Clrt' le• ot Chlcatco. R ,ormt' l ht'RU oJ til• m50on, 25 nn 1 med.Jum l)tll.d ct l•r(JV.<JUL• t:f_EM lOX BOARD Rl:SIG~S under 11:; ~ •. ll"""" c b ~e. n uru1n11 and -, 3 -. Elf¥ t' ly Bladd"' r w e.. k l ,.,~ ... • •u ~ ..n t. y Kid· ~fllllni:mllon t'ITT"'Ht R'JH Ll\'f.sl•u ·K ___::_:__ _ _ _ ht:Y A,.ldh y, I" mt }"u '" q uL I .. ., r • .,. Senator Reed •R ) oi Pe '' >JL S ! •·t bf'mllll' U Btl>t IJ - IN5- f orln l( r brl1t nn w C ~>ntr. 111 und we t 1 "an."· . • ,.,,,wh•· liMY&pi 11- JNS l lu~o:~ r ·ct· tpt. CITY MANAGER'C' I A~sertlng their a ctlon wa5 '!or the wlu•t I thlt1 k I>~ t11" lCT bdl ••t<t moed• • .. wa~ l1elpmg 1000 mos l lv 10 to 1 .:~ lugh cr 170 i3 tctne I ha \ •· 'l'" "T f"un•l 11 of t on 6 1vea bl& I''' P"'""'m,. nt lu Jl h<>tl l•. Oem.ll&l AUTO IS SEIZED ~t ln t.ert'll a ll ooncerned.,' '" ""' ..., tr t f Pra.nk T Hl.lt'~, a1m lnis- to l~>(\ Jb:, 700 _125 lntt l' r (1f1Ct! o f I mtmlen; of tl!theot Jt'fler.son countv Ju•t u l( Ill" f nr t:ye tex rSi sB-Iez) . Huttt.rd'& at.aunch wa.rrlorll jU!t 1 - or o veterans atfair b-, lll'f' lhe 190 l" 22(] Jb kuid 1 ~60 to JOO Jib ~boa l r 1 t 101111 ht ... · It'a nnly 11 c •u •d I gwua m .. ., n ta could not oonnect wltb an""'- or the ployed Ml.s!t AUce Conro)' who 1s ~~ 1\dinlnlstration ::; opening [! Ullltl:a ln 11~ f t:i 140 10 11 1b!; ~ w en li as plac- qul (' kly .:-om b8 t the•., -c und ltl una11nd aLl teacher ln th 811 R t f l.h - ~ - · ' n t.:-1 )·6!1 ' lO'J p :'1 1111 0 . Sept 11-lNS 0 11 ) jr-<J nl ' •der l' fit'C re l ::~l lowll\ g repurll; of 8 11. tl~ f y Ct; mplut .. ly. a r 1.,turn emp.li ldferln&:s trom Rothll'eb and were h ~ ver un 8 ur er bonus pa ~ m ~ nt ' to 1-: l lb:- 5:..~-l.i3i, puckm" r;o\\ s Mlll\il.ger L 0 Wh!llti'Y tunJt-d ltl't"fll :a ntle~ tn la st munth s pn - ""'c.IL ..&fl a.nd a-c.t your tJJoniY back. !orced to 11\eal IIOftly from the !lllnd ' ;: ooiPih:S t&~en t~ with Mt$ Not onl)' w\11 tht: ~ e lernns cuu ~ l1tt lt> cha nge. u It 1\ .,; uu<..l Jut:. 4511 1 ped e~trlan today uftt; r au autum o· mt~.rv ha <J rt SI[!ned m 11 bod > t.o- For Sale- b)' Martla & Roller, Dnllot arter the completiOJI or tl'Je · roy e em or e Wint.e~ ~- ~ ~ta ~- ~t !r t hl'y ~UCIXf>f u ll y 475 blle, SII VP lll'd hlm t,y tilt e n ; ,.,a , da:-, pu, MJddlepMt Oblo game with Iii 11ho•tnr of only fou1 ' ' - - - - ~- ~ · - - - ~ -· -- - - - --~-- - - scattered hill! and no run11. The boJl·M:O~: If. IY C. AB R HE ' • R Allenznrrorth, ct .. fl 3 1 0 McElhinny, 2b II I 1 0 Swi9her, ll .. . 4 1 1 0 Orate, lb . 4 I 3 0 Paulkner, rr . . 4 0 1 0 1 iilt h;;;Jnrum {~•. l ·il lltl' lo The ftnal rounds of the recn>atlonal &e&IIOJl here were bro1111ht to To~l 38 6 g J a close Thunday evening when the New York. Central anre~atLon Purity AB R HE pounded YOUDI Eddie Demoskev Gordon, Jb 4 0 2 0 virtually all over the lot lor ei&ht 114 Allensworth, 3b 4 0 0 0 hlta and then were aided 1n their H ubOor,ss d . 4 0 1 3 l5CO n11: b)' ao number of mlaplay11 of E Demoskey, p 4 0 0 0 " the other eight men, to defeat the Darst, c 4 0 0 0 Purity Cream~ by the 5COre of 6 to Bennett • r! 3 0 0 0 0 IRifE, lb 3 0 0 () Due to the ll!.teneu of the season Hoetllch 2b 3 0 I 2 and to the fact that football prac- Cunntniham, d 3 0 0 0 tile- sessions has detracted from the interest of the tamoWI swnmer Total . 3; Q I aport here, It has been decided Two base hlts-Qrate best to close the league 8.11 it now Is Passed baUa Darst 1 · I wU.b t~ New York Central tea.n Wtld p1tche.S Demo11key 3 as champions of the nrst hal! and Stolen bases' R AllenswOrth r tbe Purity Ice Cream& as cham-~ McElhznny 1. Swl!her, 1 ' ' Pions of the second halt. Umplr~s. Murray and Schaaf The Hobeonltes snaaged a couple score by lnnlnti:!i \ or hlta 1n the fu5t frame and then p 1 c 000 000 ~ 4 5 wlth the aid of three errors, pulled N Y C 300 102 oo .. 9 1 the ebades fo 1 three runs. Bob x~ 1 Allensworth ruched nr 11t through -~ Hubbard's bad throw then was ad· DINNER PARTY vanced by McElhlnn)''S hit to Iitl:ht I M· nnd Mia W1lllalu Haynulu::r fteld. Swisher .hit directly over the ! cmc11 uaRd wttl1 a dinner Thuntblrd baseman s J1cad for anothf'r : rl:1y (" entu~ at thc, 1 lto..l •. ~ ... u , _ , hit, scoring Alletltiworth orate htt ' per 'Ihll·d uvcuw Th!! t 11 1.1 1 : u!,t;,:d pl~~er then Faulkner re· wtn! pre<:;Lnt M; 1u 1d Mr~ ·~~~~~· i 1,1 ;'<!'-0 S 'r}' x·r-Act• H 1- !!1 I.!II .Ut.N lJ ·:XT ~ llleo~ed 11re theY "hl• lf are l•l'rP er nt " d fur rt11hl· ot"LII·nP ~~· ~al<e fur thelrl I• til• II\" ~ d i' m u f lo ., rl\ (" II . A,],,•u t u rP• I :'II l l ' ltMJ·:OI \ fl:: liOn ,' Junction are 8peDdin8 moDL:V. b) tJu T H. left th• flnt or the week foe eolumbua, 'lrbHe he will be enrolled tlil.ll II Senior Ill Ohio 8tat4: UnJverR Alle-"'wocth lly r'. .... lm:ced eb at aecond then 1, M> ono · - • A A Dtllnrd · ,,_ atole home. McBJh1nny came -.. th Ulh Wfth nLoe uppercut t O I t U..nt:d the m.ldd~ O( the Wlle k th~ chin and wa~ IICOI'ed Then •tron· ~everal wt>ek~ motor trtp thru •Tem r saee Yc!:lhtnny 1t.ole t.hlrd. bue and I · wae soored ~Orate's two bale hlt l M! r J v E:tmlth South Sccm 1d '"I It ft ld t h ld II h A '· I Ch ' ""e e C COU e&ll )' ave 1 ve m e ... n a arleston holpltal been taken by Qordon bBd he nOt In t bsErvatlon and treatment Sbt> tnoua:ht It wu ll rout ball and JM. 1wlll proba.bly undergo llll opera.tlon 1~ ride. • ,, . la•·r da•, PURITY CR[ ~ MS ClosE S[~SON IN STINGING O[f[AT worlt1ni on thelr problem and oth- \ m ent.s thlout:bout the country be- _ · - - - -J&n "'Tit.inl: the Detroit PoHce &H.· ,...ftd'll. ~ bii ·perikle WGI'IL aod a neus:· tor detail£ Cleveland wu one 1M P • ~~oalbori&y oa ••bJee&.a • Ex s0'1d•lers Prtffi.'i ttwlr dt'tl\and tl11' St:nttlor l Cul!k ltloelpt.~> au fill r blootuly • l 'ld~d !)y authorlt~ to aa tiafy ,a y ~ saJd tut lJU'y y, il l IIJICI tJ. e ltiUV• : rew CloUUIIQI\ IK• \Jt t tla lr )Udqmt!nt O( J3'J' ;i 8&:•m.t tht' CitY I Y:&rli:!lyt aiJ'Il' eri\IllCI!l lv Sl ~p .. Lio lllilill J.oulldllli l.liJlGYdOitl lnt:tliUJII .. ut. 'u..<l CQ'ill& t AOW I'I UI)p Mil • - lrith l{r. and Yrl. D. 8 hriJlllt j)J"011 am <tlld the llrmy lll' Lll sutftr 33~-.ll75 lU\\.001 lflll.(h ""..... ~ U.0-:1(),) l l'f;l-1~ m"onoo·· ·· ·-- .. L . . , . ""',,_~~earby -hom .. ~rrown 13 qt . chip (/J octlnut:a rram. pa13e one> pr uon 1 ~ ~ - - • .... wu ...,.. I Tbomu Edlar Ervin, wbo .'tWJ ' been employed duriDI the aunihatr M:lll \ll'Sllt.a VlrJ;Il11a Ma lrM:, 'J't'nll~pr>r ». te y I a fl' W bullE iiradllll;. CUIJlJUWI W ec t.ed t.o atasfy t.he JOOiment, from ·~ ··- - -- - - Mlddleport N ew ___ .::.:::.::..::~================== . I with llaJC ~ ,. ~ ~li iVI~~O':~ I'RID4Y, SIP'l"'MBEa 11, 11111 .chtrJ (err $12JO np • , tftt *" offrttitiC &mer• inannPdrt.:ln. IN MIDDLEPdliT. QUALITY MEATS and GR'9(:ERIES ' 3 lbs ... __ . . . 25c Sausage, ow· own make, Hamburger, fresh ground,- 3 lbs. . .... 25c Fresh Ham Roast .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 15c Nice Rib Roast, from youp.g tender Heef l5c Nice Chuck Roa~t ............... ·. . . t5c c,l\W , Swa~ . . , . , ,. - .:. •. ;.. :..... , ·. 1., • , ,. ~-, • -ri:t.'~A 'b.,;.ti-'L: ' (. '\ ' ~,-"~~\ .9,--~, '\~'\ . .'' ~ \ .::--.•.. . \.. \ ·'·· ·"· •. ,' ' · Botllng B~ef, -plate 1neat : . •.... -. . . . . I • , ' ' ' ' . .. toe ., . ~· .,, ,, ''.;. · Salt Meat ...........,.. _..... _.. _. tOe Do you need a good broom at . . . . . . . . 29c Lard ............ : . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . tOe Good Coffee, 2 polmds ............. 25c Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. 25c Combination Sale 2 lb. Hamburger, lib. Ground Pork All for ... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c Calumet Baking Powder, lb .......... 19c, Matches, 3 boxes . _............. , .. tOe ••tra We An Pnpt~nd ,_, JOII with ao ••NI:t' or meat tbll wee~ ... we baYII 110& been lu.'Wial e...P, &o 1111 . . Dl'den BAKtR'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT • ,...... WTJ' ... MYII.!I Te~ 0,. ~~ ~ • .. . ' . ~-::. ,. .. ~ l " • -..... .... .- ' - - ---- --- --.....:. -- ' ·, ... ' • �... ' • PAGE THRU u J}j f .,!!_l_!.J.}:.~..!.! J!! ¥_ ., ~~-·--p--~-·j-j;-;-Ram-~-----~~--.-0-·-gh_t_Y_e_lll8 __01_d....,,....N-o-w-.1ii:~..~~ -.-,.u::: .. I ...... . , ....... ~ Virlbtia ere,, Far Reaching Handa PROD III•L ~ .:~:': :;:.;:-:.;,.";:""~..;:,.:~= =.~ ·Powerful Aid bl War And Crirnt 1 .."',.,.:: ~ ~~ -~~!DDl'.:U~~=":t'':=u~o~ ·"' ~· -• "'" ' P.tad. e~t aad dntlllbl• ~Iter's III!W!.• 1li be lllf-. wrtU.en ti....CO. ADoD,Jiboua 1eUers. boWever 1110 tDttUOe ..W palil'lbocl I'IJI!I !J'HI IUIOI 1Q &bna.· 1811D'P .. r - J . c<QI:r4111Y o... , ........ omu. ... Ctrndltotin .,.... c.u ..... r• ...-o... Co11UI4 :o - 1• N"&Tllli'&L ADVPDIIMO u•u8•NTiftw2i .--.. w·'•" No&e : Tb4 ll the .-oDd. (If • u:ciiUilnlJ lor IDUI'ua&l.oM&I N... cell· ew~ &be llie ol medcm la•ea.. _ bill wleaH~ .. ..,uee ~. !'IMJ we llued eu ar.a il*nlew ...Ub Gt!orp I. lla...tb. elldd .r l.h~ cia~ PaUu ~II. ~Jif~~ .. __ a •UUQaU,. lmowD """""""' ·---!~~::lD4.C l~'T~ !llDJ~ :~;t followed. er11 Tbree yean; ail), a ay&tena wa• worked out. tha~ wa& practical enolijlb to UUi!ll'e the ncepUon or everJ' me6!>1&1e broad.cut. ntn t¥ ~~~w:ile& be&an anew Polioll depart. Columbul from Monday !Uc>hard WlJooen wu the suest at hll ~ Moqao WUP.lKlll and tamil)' &.twdJJ and Bullc:!ay pet· ' tiJNni ... . . Ina ...-•v•w of thtm 1 .r --~----- 1: •lfOIJ ' I s~DAY pi'Oieu.... T wo years llii:O, Cleveland's poUce BY .rAlliES C. KINKAID 1 ~10 £tat.~ weut oa the air Dnloe·TennlO' "L lf. a. ~laJ t::onespond.en t Ita record h&i been amnz:lna:. The New York and" Cblcap O!neland 8ept. 11- Poliee rv.dio , 1 t une needed for a t~quad car \.0 althO 'lib yet onl~ an lnrant, 1s one 1each the I!Ct'ne of a crime has of •the wbtch haYe been con- been lowered at leiU!it ~ per ceut d atant.a •ve,,e ""' the poJiee war on crime. i11 almost every Cll&e and in moat \fil,nl)' e~tn. rears old, radio 1n e&Beli the percent&&:e is even hiahpollee squad cars and cruisers h!Ul 1er than that. ln one ~:~&tit, an ardeveloped b~ leap~~ and bow1dl In rest wali a.l!ectetl within n!teen aec~ tbe lalt two yearli Thl.& fast rltfe 011ds auer Lne Cllll was broadcast. ln broad:OIIL!Itlng to squad cars Is Il \\OUld have t.Dken a ~uad car .lt probably due to the increase In let~.:s l ten llnd may~ more minutes pubUc lnl.ereat m automobile .ad1v to 1eo.ch tl'Je scene of the 1:1.~t ~eptlon. • 11 t, m thel l' station house Ill thlS I Det.ro&t can be called the "fath el ptutlcul.tlr case ol the pollee radiO " tor ln that etly P',equently arrests are made ln the fir st. c11pcr1n1ents In tbJ.S !me ! tlllet nV.n ut.es and in most cuse£ \\Ci t conducted. As IUiU!!.l, prellnu- \,il Pr e an ures~ 1~ made ' immedlnary trLaLs were scoffed at by tltOloe ately uLter a call Ia received thr• laymen . who did not realize the a 1etaoe Is about two minutes added strenath that could be gh·eu A man who WUti fttrt'titec:l for bW')lohce department..s tbrough this ila1 y several monUu; ago, an "old A SECRET l<ETaEAT- 1-Jear my volct!, 0 God. in my new aUy . hand a t the busmess paid a ;noat prayer: )Jresene r11Y life. Htde me from the secret coun- As th e expcrtments went on , sl1tkmg cumphment to the more and more p~ple bec11me Jn - 5fSlem sel of th e w1ck ed.-Psalm 64:1, 2 . tcre.st-ed m the tests untU tlna11y You know, -tie sald. ;:1~-~"'"" t tbe lame of theDetroltdepartment. eve11 pay us to gll;lt out· _ spread to otne1. C•t•es Toaay therii! mme with you guys equlpped IU'(l probably fifty cities thRt haH• radro We am t got an even break. radio b1·oadcastlng S) St.em& or ar e You·ve just about taken all the WHOLESALE PAROLES plannln!. them gamblrng out or ou1· buslntila It's I·~~NY letters of. protest to ~he newly formed ParolE; The flrl:it H&dtos 111 sqund ctt r.> a sure LJet.-aJrd you're the wlnner." crudp affails There was JltPollee cnrs can now patiO! stree<.a lioa1 d come espetut.lly wel1 timed. The recently en~ were Ue apparatus that. could be used l w en ~y -four hours a day without acted letw, concocted by a legislature that had little or no sahistactorlly m uutomobJles An- being uu t of contact with their pretenna systems bad not been de- cmcts ln undea populated secregard for the law ab1ding eh!ment of the state, has cre- veloped; the llllit.lon system .,Kg- [ tlunli. radio s<:ou .. cars clln be UBed ated a s ituatwn that ts alarming to say \.he least. Simply aty had not bee-n Vallqul!shed; pro- for pat1ol v.ol'k replacing the beat per tubes \\ete yel :.0 be des1gne1 • patrolmen and g1vlng more embecause the record of a prbmner is good in the imttitution Th~ Detl Oit department conUnued 1c•ent prutecUon to which he has been sent hy Jaw for the commission of Demoakey Hit Timely By Winnero Who Take Advantaae t.aWN ' IB v J; lj:\' i' D FITZ\\' .r.TI:R, D. 0.. )l~rn" • • ut l'a~ul• r. MtH><lY lllbla ~~~ ~• l•m ., " ' L tllc u<~l ·~ 1'l\· \h~•~•" OF POOR FIELDING uah,• 1 I Le11on for September 13 I • i I SOME :-; .,,..--- MIBSIONARV ENC£1 By Loaero; Creamo Nner Had Chance; Fail To Score IXPERI· l' lt l\1 ,\l t Y 'flll' lt:- S... me Mhu•lon· a n \d \'1 nlun: ~. n 'd !I H ·ruJ't• · -some Mlul o na r:r 1' ~ /lll '~ U:ud • lnp~ \•PI :St; \)';[) u( S~~l'IO!t ll t ~~ \ un ~ rle R ~X:U J•Jo:nJ•Lt·: 1· 0J'J ('~L' hr lllll a nlty Alti ' L 'r 1-'adng Other 1 P01ul and Barnab..s Preaching 'J hl'lr t"XJ•t•rlen(:e Jwre walfl rnud• TH.E :!.ltme !Hi ut \utlm~ h. Tiley t•n - .J~"!t ~<Jlrl't'ol l'lu·.~ "''11' trlle llltly !hut 11hl•·l1 Jorln,.(\!1 ,, ' lllllltltmle ht'llt•" ' ll - Radio Program !" l . ., --•• -' :ho • ------ -.. , • WAYWARDNESS ..-·, R. I Eu lc1 B Y P U 6 :!0 P. M E'll'lling St"J'Vlct' 7 30 P M lJt Stull lipellklng. age, flr5.yer meetmg Wed l 3C P M ECENTLY TWU young i'\Jto!terH, 11 and 14 year2 of fCM)lcdtvcly, lci(th~u homes without acqu~tnt1ng f h . d . . I. I th etr parenU! o t ~II' eHtmatton or an.vt 1111g e Me cont:enl · ing then· proposed trip. They went on a trip of over a • • -- -- - · - and ev'-nlug Jn t.r mullate B Y F' U G JO P M PUESBl'TERIAN L'UlJB(:H P:ru.tu, MlddJc1wrl T. Ht..yd G11y, S;~bbath M• Grate, Built . c! school ccnvenu 9 t5 un trch et:n •Jr(;B 10 30 thou~:~und come. ---- IJot111 gra.:louSIIO\l'l'r Hlmwn In hf'al· lnx tlllt1 lmne mun \u•t·ltt!touml nt-w tllfttcult~. Tlwt whh'h uu~ht t11 June leen ll 111'11' Y,UII lllrlllld hthl u hill· drnntf!. '!'hill ""~ 11. notuhle mini· cl~. 'J'he IIIUll lmd 114"\er llllikt'll llu h~llrlng l'nnl Jtr'Nif'h, full II \\lUll !11 hlt1 lwnrt tllom. 10:17). "l."o:: .l>tlul 1••·r1,_herl thAI he lrlll!\ II;• f'III1N1 wl1h n Jn11d I ult l'nuld hl'l!r fur the man to lllltml urri,~;IIL 'flu• ;·nr.. wnR lm:ltJtnlnnt'OUII, fur he il'U1lCd IIIJ 111111 "nl\;~• 1 (\ to}. :!. The method (1\, ll ·l!t). 'I'I>>'Y Chri1ti.11.n Sd~nce Churchett "SUBSTANCE" is the subject (rf the Lcsson•Sermon in all Cbu~he~ of Christ, Sdentiilt, for Sunday SeptembeJ" 13, The Bible selcdlons include the !ollow.lngfrom Prover~ 9 (8:10.1l): Recetve my instruction, and not 11lver; and knowledge r"ther than choice gold .•• For wi11dom ill bet'- h b .... r t an nt ies; and all the thillg"' that may be de111red arc not to lte ~ompared to It-" miles w1th a ~.:ouple of youthM, one .a ue1ghborl Subj J"cl boy , th,~ o th cr J'eSJ d mg ' ('I 1 d A . h Clln n!J t' anti Unchn11gcabk" 111 .. eve an . t 1el' t c parents I rv 1 ~ lnR '1 3~ E:ubJect " What and poh ce had looked all o\ er the countr;...· in an P.ffort t, 1 cw ~r l t qtes n F1o.:rnM\ e Church ?' . Eenu.. r E11den vor ll 30 ~': ';:1~'"'::1[~[1;;:u•rnrhu!l .IupHer· und l'uql l•I'O.'IIU .... llf! \1' !1!1 !lie l'itl••f I ocat~ them, they rtoturned to then· home ~ . The parents, M1fi week 1,, ,1y 1 1 J':.'l!t 1<; 130 The Les!!on-Sermon alS&o includes Tile prll'llt of .Jutnt .. r · f o~N1 und ~~trh1ntl11 rt>lill)' to In the meantime, had reque11ted the isHuancc of warrant~' lhe I oII owm~ pus:age1 rom the ST PAUL LIJTJIERAN CIIURCH Ch ns · t'tan sc1 'ence text book, .. Sd~CJ~l'~ltlt"'' ''"'" ,,,,,_ ,,,,,,, 1•-• ,.~for the boy:;. The rirl!i, 8Ct:Ol'ding to reports, told thei J. c..:. Plkb. Putor m~ and Health with Key to the In lhtof>t>M~un "' .J .. Mn.<~ t'hrl~>~t Scnptures," by MarJ Baker Eddy: lnll4 tli'tunlh· 11Pilf'Kr~l tu 1111\11 pnrent8 11f th eir tnp hut !lttJadfa!!lly refu:;e lo divulge th ~ SUI)d.ay ~~ehool 9 a.m. Morning Devotion lU a m substance. intellige~e, wisI H: l'hll. :.! :'i', K). 1 • All whereabo uts of the mwle mcmhers of th~ Journey. E~entnll wora.up 7 30 p. m. lorn, being. immortality, t'aylle, al)fl .. fl'ul'fll rruMrah·tl (l v, \\!hllt• lhl' boyl' Ill qu~tion lilt~ l' eK~HillKihle to a ccr"0 Come Lel Us Worship." •fl'ect belong to God. These llTe . \ foolish ll'-1 \IllS haJr · d 1 · 11 · th ·1 1 ill!! attribute11, the et.ern 11 1 man,·Jtlly UIM'It•d h~· ihl'ttwt ot thenJ•••.,.. lain l.!'~l ~ "If CHURCII •estatlon1 of the Infinite divine II1..'~< 111!1 '"" lit 1 1ltod In tl 1e Hul ·'I ress o I e cc tor Kilt l IIWXCUSa l e actiOll:\, "" fl a SO, TilE t' IIIST ""l"TIST o.o• young a" Lhuy .1re, l'houlJ •·orne 111 Jnr their ~hare of con- Alon10 R. Sh.rk, f'b. D., M.1nbter ~rmdple, Love" (p.275). the ....... ·a~lun: POMEROY 11. Tlwy drnk'll Jbat they \\ere 11!· demnahon, but moHt .,fall, the Jl<ii'Cilb\ of today an• i.30 e. m BBtble school. Aten \Inc lll'ln;tt~. Ullll tii!Clurt"d thut h• to blame. It 1s rel'ognized and admtlted tbul re.rard)es; Shain. supt. Pt. Pleasant Koute No. -L•••h'"'PI belngo~ wlth Hke PAAlons 10 20 U m public Wor sblp 'The Wll~ l•:Oillllrllll. I of what effort:; pllTC!Ib may tJXtl'l'iHt' to kee~ their ofJ'- Kmel o[ a Church that Counts l1 'l'he.• rllr~lt>tl thNP to turu . . I I h th lh I t'l't '130 p m Evening worship ' SeV· 0 H KatJ!JnO.I\ and son HUlton B\\uy from lhPJI\e \'&In th!Dgt unto zprmg 1n the proper t:hanue 1'1 ant teac em e U J I Y en thowmud who hnvt> not bowed of Bc uth aide vtsttcd Mr and Mr~> the th·lnv; Ootl "ho made heann and fon!Jl'lhllc ;o;!oi of ·w it )' Ward act!'!, in addition to showing j UI~ knee to Bani Edward Somerville Saturday Klltil'llorth tmd hull left " 'itlle.M...Ot nluR In tbat he lin• alwny» done them the great r ost of tho~o~e acl!-1, that certain chlldren 1 FlBST PRE8BVTRIAN AND M1 and Mrs Ray llnynP.o'J aqd ~hinl!' rain and rrultfnl ~Wu.11 I h t j . . bl d a" -In a dir lt P~.tCi EVAN CHURCH daut hters of Helghls vl5ited Ml'. filling tbeir hemrt• llltli •J•d· WI p K)' t I' p.1r o weorrtgl eN an. ruu ·ay ec· Minlner a.1 -'>~, Mrs Juhn S ..... hwartz 8a.tu....... T)leopbll MehJ, • 4..., tlon oppnsilt• tn the teaching of thmr elder~. suuday 11Chool at 9 n m Earl D1 J. M Fa.d k:~ wns called here f h f h Harteobach, superintendent, Fred Frldf' ~' Cl•enmg to Sl!e H A ~llrnetL · · II owever • .u c Io;-;e exHmtnatwn o t e roco1'dE o t o.~e Richards, R.Stdatnnt super!utendent \\ho 1.~ very Jll who arP- J.l'Pllt'lllil\' found in\'nlvcd in tho11e ~eta which mu- Mowing service at to 30 All th•! F A S::hultze of Loon wu a , • • • • , • 1womEn ol the church are e:~peclally Ihuslt'( &l d11Uor at the home of c aUy hrmg unfavnrable piiLhcth' and rf,wnety, 1f nothmg I Invited to attend thb service A B~tftr Wednesday £Yen1nv. • WO!)je will ~>~how thut ti,eir former lif'-' und teaching hb Tile womcau1 <:11otus 1vm slng. The 1 Rev c. J. Baker of Dunbar agep. ' 111\lbject. of the aennon 11. ''The frcp1 FridD.y until Monda)' \1:IQ\ t'jts not been what It 11hou!d have b.cen. Tn the preHent CKMt, OhaJlenae of the Church of Cllrl~t fon c A Saker and tamUy. ~ • f k · h h h · t b 1 to Womenhood " 'l"r1tmilt!& meet T'f}.ne \lllltlng Hersc~l Bal"'.tlf~ t,,erc are no mca.n!4 o now1ng w et or ~uc hi rue u , at 6. 30 rmd ram1Iy Sunday ~= lo1r atul a rood rule for pA7enl!~ In generttl to follow, iR to be inter- ; Evening ttel'\'lce al 7.30 sermon l.fn. Huber Lanter and chllc5ra~r · ' 'ld h topic. ..Put1Jn1 away chtifiiBh I Nitro; W 4 ltc*Jlt!J'f a.nd fl y elted enough Ill the. rearing of thetr Ctal ren to ave at ! thlnp." The choir will slnl also of Pt'ICa and Leah~. Jea!it Rn irlea of wh~ . . b transpiring in the mind~!- of lheil .tt ttU11 service j ilr and M.a frank tennclt aM •• • •• • ~ •~ '• •=l •• ..• ~ • •" • I I !-titm!•" areat rCMJlOn14ihtlitie~. Wor!:me,, t•!cavating in New JerseY the ,! other day , . , d, ~- Pf ~wm1 · oenmer comed m 1776. Tbey were probably burie4 hy lmtne tlmfd person who thought that the world W~Riloing to Jotmash before 1780. ' .at ' Monday evening Lhe omoera and chUdlt!'ll were the BUlld•Y auca, 1 10f wnq w. [ Rlftle and fap~lly. mtet Ur and Mn. (l)larlea Oahell and \tc:achens of the Sunday school I Tueaday evcmns atlcr school 1J1e ' !JJn PI Pt Plensant IJ)ent Eh1~Y P~t.Qr'a clasa will mee[ tn the tow· wl't:h the Jntter'.11 pPrent.s, Mr JJ1d er room Vn. B H. Matem. : ~und&y, 8ept ~Oth J~; Yo una Pco- Muriel M:c~uney \'la.Jteg ritbe~ to ,~,rW&old Court. I ' Rail} Day -- 'ucr ~o:·.~!"* - kup~~ Worth!' • .,r_ l ~tm'!:ae~~=L w!Ui ~er ! Jack LlttJe; to:U Henry TMis' Qrch; n·30 Ballew and hll. orch. WJ7r-Ntw York t3<l9.6-'f80) l.to TUneful nmee; 2 30 Chtcqo Serenade; 3 Syncopators: 4 MI\Z(! of l~:;r~~~·~~TalHenry'B Onlh, ~ 40 11·45 Lowell TbomRII; ; 6'46 LeMar Or; 8.30 Do- ' .Ji, . &uer. sa .. . . . .. 4 0 0 0 4 o 1 1I 4 0 l 0' WillOck, 2b . . .. E Allensworth, c . Rothaeb, p 4 0 1 0 ' I sweetheart smokes 'em 4$ I I • I ! ..,. .. J~" 12 :.. ~f!'. J..cb-""tn y.,.,-.,....,!11~ He will penonaU1 demonatra&e bla metlwd wiUlnt eharp a\ &be Laf.,.dk Hokl, MarteUa, Ollie. on Sat:arday enly, SepteJDIM!r 12th- from 9;00 A- M. te t:IO P. M. ObiJ men ..,. In . Thll JH&Hd oontract• U.e ease no maHer how larlfl tbe r•ptare or Wbere l& Is located. r lhplllft often ealltlll!ll Ste~DAc• l'Nable. ll&ckaebe, Corultlpatton Nft'1'owou!!ill, and other al~ntl Hudred11 or dt!albl'l from rufl tare ean M a voided. JTbls vldt h for ••lit! people eniJ.I-E. J. Meinhardt, Home OUke, 1511 N. Crawford &we. .......... ... RtNG made ~~ all the ~m~ an ,, -,', "Boh S<l)' tobacco~ receive the same sort of rlq mg - he.tt treatment, he called it. In one ' f<~ctor), he sa) s. they rna}' talk aiHmt 'hakmg tht tobacco~ and in another they call 11 anothtr na1ne. l-Ie sa)~ wl1.tt they actualiJ' Ju lS to ' dry • the 1ohaccos- reduce the mmsture m them - and that the machine that they all ust: 'Dryer.' "Hut wheu it comes i~ called a to the quahry of wbacco. that's quite a' different story. so Rob says ; some or the card fadones use Jflild, ripe tobau:u, wlule others 'thmk that thJc~ h~a\l'y tobacco 1s good enough. Bob knows to~oco and he tells me that tt take.'> good tol!acco·_;_ rruld and npe - to make a Ciga- I rapture openlllJ In the avera,:e 7 'I (If ptpes and things hke that runnmg through the roofs of the factones and someumes rht'y look dtfh•rent, but th.tt the w.ty Clgart'ttes are '""'hm•nt DINNER BKIDtiE Mn. C. E. Smith entertainrd 1hr meml'f'r8 of her bridge club with a , dlnnrr, Thursday evening, serve(! at the Mary Jane. After the dinner was l'erved, the membets meL at the I home of Ml'll Smith, on Second ~ 1Avenue, where an eveninll: of turd 1 playing followed ' OF f'!ICAGO IS COMING RIRIE AGAIN . ..._ clo~ I~!:!r~~·;..," ~~'' E. J. MEINHARDI ' ' Rudy Vala 30J,.over; ~-lno'll n.~ 10 , ..,... v•o.:~•; _. __v.-llill, ' • ·-.. 11 JOn nne factones; a'n d I han~ heartl htm <-ay <~II nf thrm are juM the ~ame. He says thert' are a lut WCI!' st:Ived. At the • • • tobacco country. J Je has \\orkeJ in two dga- I -• ENTt:R1AINS CLUB I Clate Welch tnWitalned e!:iluu!'nls ------······-·•·--·~·-·-·•I Vroman. (400-'l'&ol 1:30 pm kit: Trotters 2 30 Chl<o S '1 I! ; ' IO ~r~ enatte; 3 8:fDC!Oplltors; t 3D Ball Soorl'fl; 5e·M Uncle Nn.l: 5·45 Lowell Ball Sron:l!l; 6 . ~ a.- ~ur Wh~; l ... "NOW, you know,,Bhb was raisf"d in a an eaay one to HubbiU'd who fum~ Third Avenue The tl'Ophie3 to 1 bled around with It until he lfkct hlsh ~core wrr<! prrttnted to Mrs Alfred Elberfel•J and r..{rl! Frank Jcr~terB: 11 30 ......_..... · I up a bit on the 1cortng untJI the Mr:o lb;tb trame the m!'mbccs of the Jlve-hu.1dred ID tNt round, Rothfeb tapped club. Tburllday at het· home on 'RUPT (J RE ~~~! ° With eRie however and they ea.sed i rette as good as cllESTERf1ELD. ' ''You know how lt is when a plect: of fruat tastes just nghtt--not raw or sharp or too npe: of. tast,•Jess-just. pleasing and sat1sfying. \Vel!. ihar·~ the way 'it is with CHESTERI'JE.LDthey just sun tne nght down to the groundthey sattsfy." . I' EI.ECT OFFICERS " At the first moot!.1g- ot th<' Homr Eccnumtc Club, of M. if: 8, held September 8th, the followlne dfi-~ cers 1\ Cl'll' electEd for the r.omhw yeilr Pre81den~ , Lucy/ ·Erlewitle, 1 VIce President, Pauline Mills, Sec - ' eta!'y, H~l~n 01\"\!!18, and 1reasur~ 1 .. er, Fdlth Ward - AHd HIS $rveethNrl smoltes ..... toot M1 s Elste Miller of HunUngton I& here for a vlllit with her fathe. , Pf:te Feeney and llister Mildred 1 Mrs H . D . Cunnluaham cuntm- 1 "I, m a tttt'lcal eond1Ucn at het l I homt> on Main t>treet. Mr. and Mrs D11ve Corliltl ol Ripley a.rt spendhJH severttl da)':; 1 .hert> ~·lth relatives ar .d (t1cnds. 1 1 Mr and Mrs. Webb Hall of Rut- ~========~-~-=-::::= _l•_n_d_~nt_Thursday with Mr anu ' SAT.URDAY SPECIALS --AT• BAKERS IJ you've nevez"' met a CJueeJtJ • •, . · · . rou'U rl!copia 'J.I!r ..,.~teo :rou aee Lu ta d..i. sar liule kanet.•o rftlliu:en.t of tbe courtt•of F ran.coe durin.s tl.e tecoad Napoleonic occupaacy , ••• • :• I ••• ; ··'~r •eloect .~ .f,i.ti.ctift elwo.e~ ~Nti... 0 ·~· p....au., ......dp. It •II'UtOU•tac c:Laneter in deciJ~J •"raiJ. •illinerr .... ,. 1M '"oirl il~ il UfiiCMOfUtntllf • w., "'"'-' con.tilllr t10111 •-ih'"' )Out' tslil ftt CIUI' fALL OPlMIMil. • .f'AICOMDit b )lltoJI'I LematWr Batun:la)' eventf\1 , R,oy X1nClllde bas · purcti-.d IFO,.E81' RVN B&I'TIST CK\ItwH 1n-ew ctoncrete bloOk l:lllo Ld ·ttike CftA"TEROAK fiQLLdW plac-- of the on'c t.llat wai dee~r,q_fr - - r T, M. 10111!1, Mln.li.~t I'd by thr. !t0f111 ljaqle tfine qo ~\ It has heen decided to let Cornwallis surrender again Iunday school 10 I& a m Her~ Jl1.s HPney White u!l dli'Qit~Je_. · Tllu · bett Oallaway, Bupt vlett-rd Mrs. Vina Bnmett Sunday · 1 hi f 11 th e Yorkl own l~l!ICjUJ-cen 1 enma t M a • B U! an- 1 11 o,'dCltlt mornlnll wor 11 hlp, Ser· eveni!JI rrave International question settled without recourse. man eubJect. "I am the re•urrec- l Mn Anna W1Ulen: Df I plea Ilib ~ t ~~~fht~onyt~ut p~~~;::~ I ~~~~~~dll~n~r so:n:nd M~~ ~uu J"s I home throlllh the same route The ne•t three men were reth-ed r... I ett•lng u! .•,, b~a I m!.tlfnrll.!lltf3ft!IUB· • p E al~ n:orulw~ P enll$)lvanlan· h mscl! hHomfte plate Sauer socked one to Re)ncld& \md son Cmlg ' 8 t:oq~e 1 oe lch who fumbled allowJ.na: · SWisher to scm·e, then Ora.te IICOI'I!d 1 BR1DGE IIOSTESS whl!ll Hoeflich avaln muffed one M trom WILlock i rf'. Rcseoer Zl'lher wns hu~t . sr. Their fourih run or the ame I lo L'lt ~embers of her bridge club came Jn the fourth tnnlng whe~ Bob 1( n l bu~day t:venlng at her home Allenaworth ngaln hit to left field I Ln St.llt Filth Avi:! nue Three tabwen\ to seeond on a wild pH h b ' · ~s l\'\· r~ In play dUHlliJ lhJ even- I Demoalr:ey then tc third au~ o~ l lllg. At a lalt hcul , dalmy r~- I -·-"·--- \ 111• I - -- deJne:~~b~ ffif,ntltlr ol tht' Alll t'f\lllll I.A:<MIOtl C.IVf $ U:Ct!lpt8 100 5Leil.dy to 50 I puty rher lffll vlrt ut ul uven;l:!ltUI !ICTVILI as u loWt. r: plainer jtTv.deb dull bul k bi' L Ml r Mary I eomc crime, thii'l law makcH hua cligilJ\e for pnrole, re • un•kllnn .. r ~~~~ arll 101h1• ••14 dowloan~ Ordl ~- - IT~-M~~~~16how;~;~ ·s;w ~oa 111Uit14 fur I'J1rlilf I IIII ]H~ Ifill} 1111Jtl gardless of hts pa8t record 'while he has ::lojourncd wtth to lie l•r'<:'H•ldll!l: In !he hlhlh·l•l ----·---------~ 1 WON-Chicago t416.4,-720) 2 f5 Rines' Orch, 7 Rubinofh Otch, 8 Men!>t'. If hi lruL l'lll)tiJ(il mert'Jy lo pm J!i~&seball '] 05 Lome'll Hungry I Our Go vcrnmrnt Tnlk"; 9:1~ 'fed society. As a result. the new board will hu\'e to constder 1<\'lllg the lfU!h lO th8 III'IJ)tle, It Plve· 'Burtnett~:~ Qrcll · 81\Vec:r.~:~ Orch, II Lllrr:~J· f 'Ullk6 Or. ca~tes of l'!Omc 2,000 pnsonerH in the stute peuitentiu.ry at li\U~I lte hrouJ:ht Ill tlllt'h a WilY 111111 r~~~·~~···~~:"';>;;""~.Ship: 9 Burtnett's' Or; W JZ-Ne"~ York (39-4 5-'100) 1.30 1m•u uiHI wttm•·n wlll hu lutlucetl to 10.30 Waynr Kay'r: OH:i., 3 30 Musical snowColumbus and on the State Farm. dt•,•IJ" rur Chrl~f. Ted weem'tt Or , man , 5 Phantom Camvun ; 5.30 orch Radio Luminaries; 6 Over Jordon; .:. 'l'lu!lr 11.tlhnle lll\'l'artl UJIJJO!!IThere can he no di::~puting the fad thnt in such a tl"ll. (\·. lt). 'J'I1Ito IH Sl\I(:.;'!!'Jiled IJy 6_30 CfL.ldlebght. Musicale. 8 i6 A'l reli,Po'~ teaohin •• do,mne .or large number there ure Lound to ben great mauy, from I he thll' <lord ••tJJert•furt•." .. J,ung llmt! ·~ . • creed, 1f tney are to ha\'r a:!ly d.a.im Brusl'oft'l! Orch. 10 15 Hr·d Hug.tpon thf! love, loyalty Md devtlt!On (!f the poople mu~t be in h11nnonywitb t hr>r·.. ror" they uu·rll•d" Thll' OJI&>o~ c:cr H:umonlr.s. 10 :4b Suuth Sea law of !LVerages , who s hould not be dumped out into tlw the teachinpt of J ..•,•us thll Christ whmce words fit into t'\'Cry fold and 11reviee alllou dill not llll!'tent Lht!lr llfPJu' hWJR-DeW'olt t4ll0-7501 Sam l'!llalidcrn; II TheiS On:h lap of society to re~ume then· la·Nless activilleH whe1·e the~,o cl the human h.eart , and of whom 1t Wll.l!l s.:ud in John 7:46 "NEYF.R MAN lng Inn Jucltl"tt them to l'6DIInue Ch1l"rcn's Hour; !) ur.1·\e Neal, SPAKE LIICF. THIS MAN " ' l!i''"'""''hi I""·· 1'hrlHI i1111 1\0rkor&!!huuhl 5 4!;pm Radio Lumlr " lcs; 6 30 lrft off \\h e n Jaw !-ileppetl in to put a temporary end t~ ,.;J\e UJ• 1\urt.: hl'lliUIP. or op. Candle L11ht Muatcalc, 10 ·30 Ha~;~­ theu VJ C Jou~. lawle!ls act~ . Naturally the Jaw abtdmg t·Jt 1111t1ltlon. Wht•re\t>r the ~tmttJl'l 11 PY Half Hour, 11 Theis' Orch, 12flt l'elllly IJJ'elldll'tl there will In! ullPI.Iam Uance Orch. izenship l!oi worned uvcr the r-lituation. They would lw BL fllA/'10 \' M K CiiURCH 1mon s ubject " If God be e~Ood;.v;; k"\'::""::,. WABC-New Gitlin L. l 'ennell, ~ltu•ier Sene Him, t( Baal be God ft<'l'ODilJIIUled negligent in their dutie~ and carclcs;; of their privilegeH a~ 9 1 • A M Sunday school B cnJ 8 Sln~liJ'~ well as their actual :-:.utety if they d1d not awaken to tht Ne ut%l1ng, Eupt , ) ~edn..l..._ evenlnv. 7 ~o·,lf*· •J'l • u l mid wee'1':rvlce. '~ to t5 A. M MornltJt· SCI'tice o! Sept. great danger and JHJ the Parole Boardil office with pro·;~;,j;;,;;;,:l hll 'Judlt>n.Sa~urday enmlng 2 o'clock ChilWOI'shtp Anthem by clloiJ· Theme March dren band meettnr. for Jtougbt, MmL-~t-ez;.. "r Jlt('ud.tln:; testing letter~. 'fll~l'~ will be 110 evenmM se1 vic: lllllltltutle (It tht• cit) Past cxpcri<WH'C, howe\ t'r. m :'!Uch action~< a~; t hi~ CARMEL U. B. CHARGE \\'lwrt- men rnllhtulb J. C. Gibson. Putor, Raelu ,,.1 111l(•h tht> j.,'l~lf'l tht>nl ''Ill he til· have heC!n that we muv t.'xpt•t·t ltttle or IHI heed to cumt> FOREST RUN M_ E. CIIURCH Carmel Sunday achool at 9 30 'IIIlO I\ I I M su.ld~> Y sch cJI Vc1non from the protest:; ali the last penwn in the Htate who l'\eemtl Nc:l' ,. Supt Eva Archer, Supt. Preachlna: 10 · 30 :i. l'nul un1l l\11rnnhnM IIICI!nlllted ·. -, i). 'l'lw Jr•ltil nu•l th~ Uen to bv .:!ntiUcd to a hcanng in the P:ft'f' and mind s of l hl j 2 P M Sovtce r.f V.(,H hlp Morntns Star Sunday school 9 30 uullPtl Jn 1hl11 a~;H.tulr. lk:lns Ra)mond Krider, Bupt average pu1itic1an, iK th e citizt'll who pay~ the blib wh e r o.: -l URST B,\PTIST Llll. Rt.:H npurl~~ed of tltl!J elT11rt, l't\nl nnd Prayer meeting each Thursday l\nnurh,114 llNI to l~!4tra lll\tl Derby, 12 by thetic folk~ may live, i11 many JnRtancet' , like the para-lr. ' lt•urer, l'astor, !\oliddlfp~Jrl evt'lllna: 'l 30 Artie Blnier, leader. \\ht'l'l! lhl'y JlTCI!ciWd the ~IJII]ll'l. Meiod!eB; E \ r d a y t:c:hool it liJ A M Bethany Sunday school 9 3Q. 11. An Attempt to Wo,.t!ip Paul Room's Rites they ar e . Somdlmll 11erhup~. there may he a chnngl' H M cross. supt _, Cmtls Carmllram, Supt. Preaebl ,ntl larnabal aa Ood, (n-. H-18) Ball 6 N~ll: Lufor the hetter blft at })J'C~">'-'r.t that time ~ceriH~ much to·J M l l'llll \H wm~ hlp 10 ~ :; A M lng 1.30 These are worth I. 'l'he t!Ct1t>~lou ( 1 , . • ~ 10). It The Ooldberp; 8 Con' . • . Dr C . H . Stull our state .1:1 upL ol \\'!114 I he hNIIIIIC •1t a hllle mun. Orch; Q Rolle's Qn::h, 10 Little distant to Ol e OIVcrugt! taxpaymg mdiv!dual. evani!elbsm will t:e with ur; to &ervke:s you should be pret~ent. -- ltl! hln • NortNe h w DaHam koLu a ud Utah Whll. t Wea~ the levlonnajft'~ •• I U . ..,ell' ~ t' .,es wi utft'T t.u \JrOv ~d t ~ Jur tho:te m t he brelliJ 1111 ., ~~ prot;. lt:matlcal Conunandu 0 Nell I • Tlte up lht' litJillll'M lo lht.• rum•! hlllt'r "1'1"'"1llo•n. \'ullt 'Nitlllgthelr 11nrk Ju ll1>n· Juru u! ~•·nt': 1. 'rlwlr mnnu .. r .. r j>ft•:Jo·hllllt {v. 1), 'l'ht') ' ,.;tt llpa].;••" I hut M )l"rt-nt prt•utht•l!l ohod...tt. •'f4V. M1!1.'iJii5lppl New Me xJ<:a, I .l•'''" llllllt~l'ntlh·~> 1o !lt'llt•••• uhl,.•llto\ll\~ I Duvl&comPtrt~ ~ ·-~-a{lf) • 1 ltotl"l t]pp .lo•l\l>'h !!')llliO:"Il'llt.' nr1fl pro•udll'tl, l'llU"Jn;.: a nwlt1tmlt• t>f 1 01 MIDIO\ tb.)'b fEW l muiu.. m and 5I1Khll}' bt:lter 300-400 t.e verl:l,l ln the clty lio&J"'l&e, by de··\ But.te rtld d or Tro y m t~.ji•J-----t\'~11 dt:ndt'd thr t;ot-,le lill.s \ te r grnde vea lens 300-1000 lop tOf>O I 'U'a~ heN! brought t he ;xlo~ of p v m~nl ot th~ Lnn ril ly JJl·r- ~ Shtep recelpt..ll ~000 mmt.e. ... t.eatly u.galr,Jtt the c lt )' ond u•• ""n cen t 0 f th1 tx 2"- t ... "" 1 ' >fHt.'. to ' owt-r cha.Ct> ha• n~"'~tghts up Ifi nd 'I'ro)' Railroad ror damages Q;t s ,, !t~. r RS I co uld :.ee , he sold, to BOC'. bulk be\ler ~rv.dt:' uvrr 65 her t,a r Nil:hts' Lowera VIta 'I lt Wit~ ,\ ij rt'Ul tllln [! ]OJ l hl' i!>t'Cll\ld Wu ghtl; 1'2fl·71!i , good •0 <.hd.u: JrYo \J feel <>I ...I urul ;ufl·duwn frorft ha!i tu1n ed cha1J mlln.Shlp uf t h .. han1: car df'alcrs and the b::~otlet;- 5(1 t n 60 lb weight.-. 5.>0-7()0 tom - ~ G11ll 111~ L;j SIKI •• ~ 11a~kuchl! Lee l'onl t rl:'lU P ovtor tu H OWAld Suva gc .. ,., d l'a lrui,St lrfn• •• :.. .. rv""~''""' Clrt' le• ot Chlcatco. R ,ormt' l ht'RU oJ til• m50on, 25 nn 1 med.Jum l)tll.d ct l•r(JV.<JUL• t:f_EM lOX BOARD Rl:SIG~S under 11:; ~ •. ll"""" c b ~e. n uru1n11 and -, 3 -. Elf¥ t' ly Bladd"' r w e.. k l ,.,~ ... • •u ~ ..n t. y Kid· ~fllllni:mllon t'ITT"'Ht R'JH Ll\'f.sl•u ·K ___::_:__ _ _ _ ht:Y A,.ldh y, I" mt }"u '" q uL I .. ., r • .,. Senator Reed •R ) oi Pe '' >JL S ! •·t bf'mllll' U Btl>t IJ - IN5- f orln l( r brl1t nn w C ~>ntr. 111 und we t 1 "an."· . • ,.,,,wh•· liMY&pi 11- JNS l lu~o:~ r ·ct· tpt. CITY MANAGER'C' I A~sertlng their a ctlon wa5 '!or the wlu•t I thlt1 k I>~ t11" lCT bdl ••t<t moed• • .. wa~ l1elpmg 1000 mos l lv 10 to 1 .:~ lugh cr 170 i3 tctne I ha \ •· 'l'" "T f"un•l 11 of t on 6 1vea bl& I''' P"'""'m,. nt lu Jl h<>tl l•. Oem.ll&l AUTO IS SEIZED ~t ln t.ert'll a ll ooncerned.,' '" ""' ..., tr t f Pra.nk T Hl.lt'~, a1m lnis- to l~>(\ Jb:, 700 _125 lntt l' r (1f1Ct! o f I mtmlen; of tl!theot Jt'fler.son countv Ju•t u l( Ill" f nr t:ye tex rSi sB-Iez) . Huttt.rd'& at.aunch wa.rrlorll jU!t 1 - or o veterans atfair b-, lll'f' lhe 190 l" 22(] Jb kuid 1 ~60 to JOO Jib ~boa l r 1 t 101111 ht ... · It'a nnly 11 c •u •d I gwua m .. ., n ta could not oonnect wltb an""'- or the ployed Ml.s!t AUce Conro)' who 1s ~~ 1\dinlnlstration ::; opening [! Ullltl:a ln 11~ f t:i 140 10 11 1b!; ~ w en li as plac- qul (' kly .:-om b8 t the•., -c und ltl una11nd aLl teacher ln th 811 R t f l.h - ~ - · ' n t.:-1 )·6!1 ' lO'J p :'1 1111 0 . Sept 11-lNS 0 11 ) jr-<J nl ' •der l' fit'C re l ::~l lowll\ g repurll; of 8 11. tl~ f y Ct; mplut .. ly. a r 1.,turn emp.li ldferln&:s trom Rothll'eb and were h ~ ver un 8 ur er bonus pa ~ m ~ nt ' to 1-: l lb:- 5:..~-l.i3i, puckm" r;o\\ s Mlll\il.ger L 0 Wh!llti'Y tunJt-d ltl't"fll :a ntle~ tn la st munth s pn - ""'c.IL ..&fl a.nd a-c.t your tJJoniY back. !orced to 11\eal IIOftly from the !lllnd ' ;: ooiPih:S t&~en t~ with Mt$ Not onl)' w\11 tht: ~ e lernns cuu ~ l1tt lt> cha nge. u It 1\ .,; uu<..l Jut:. 4511 1 ped e~trlan today uftt; r au autum o· mt~.rv ha <J rt SI[!ned m 11 bod > t.o- For Sale- b)' Martla & Roller, Dnllot arter the completiOJI or tl'Je · roy e em or e Wint.e~ ~- ~ ~ta ~- ~t !r t hl'y ~UCIXf>f u ll y 475 blle, SII VP lll'd hlm t,y tilt e n ; ,.,a , da:-, pu, MJddlepMt Oblo game with Iii 11ho•tnr of only fou1 ' ' - - - - ~- ~ · - - - ~ -· -- - - - --~-- - - scattered hill! and no run11. The boJl·M:O~: If. IY C. AB R HE ' • R Allenznrrorth, ct .. fl 3 1 0 McElhinny, 2b II I 1 0 Swi9her, ll .. . 4 1 1 0 Orate, lb . 4 I 3 0 Paulkner, rr . . 4 0 1 0 1 iilt h;;;Jnrum {~•. l ·il lltl' lo The ftnal rounds of the recn>atlonal &e&IIOJl here were bro1111ht to To~l 38 6 g J a close Thunday evening when the New York. Central anre~atLon Purity AB R HE pounded YOUDI Eddie Demoskev Gordon, Jb 4 0 2 0 virtually all over the lot lor ei&ht 114 Allensworth, 3b 4 0 0 0 hlta and then were aided 1n their H ubOor,ss d . 4 0 1 3 l5CO n11: b)' ao number of mlaplay11 of E Demoskey, p 4 0 0 0 " the other eight men, to defeat the Darst, c 4 0 0 0 Purity Cream~ by the 5COre of 6 to Bennett • r! 3 0 0 0 0 IRifE, lb 3 0 0 () Due to the ll!.teneu of the season Hoetllch 2b 3 0 I 2 and to the fact that football prac- Cunntniham, d 3 0 0 0 tile- sessions has detracted from the interest of the tamoWI swnmer Total . 3; Q I aport here, It has been decided Two base hlts-Qrate best to close the league 8.11 it now Is Passed baUa Darst 1 · I wU.b t~ New York Central tea.n Wtld p1tche.S Demo11key 3 as champions of the nrst hal! and Stolen bases' R AllenswOrth r tbe Purity Ice Cream& as cham-~ McElhznny 1. Swl!her, 1 ' ' Pions of the second halt. Umplr~s. Murray and Schaaf The Hobeonltes snaaged a couple score by lnnlnti:!i \ or hlta 1n the fu5t frame and then p 1 c 000 000 ~ 4 5 wlth the aid of three errors, pulled N Y C 300 102 oo .. 9 1 the ebades fo 1 three runs. Bob x~ 1 Allensworth ruched nr 11t through -~ Hubbard's bad throw then was ad· DINNER PARTY vanced by McElhlnn)''S hit to Iitl:ht I M· nnd Mia W1lllalu Haynulu::r fteld. Swisher .hit directly over the ! cmc11 uaRd wttl1 a dinner Thuntblrd baseman s J1cad for anothf'r : rl:1y (" entu~ at thc, 1 lto..l •. ~ ... u , _ , hit, scoring Alletltiworth orate htt ' per 'Ihll·d uvcuw Th!! t 11 1.1 1 : u!,t;,:d pl~~er then Faulkner re· wtn! pre<:;Lnt M; 1u 1d Mr~ ·~~~~~· i 1,1 ;'<!'-0 S 'r}' x·r-Act• H 1- !!1 I.!II .Ut.N lJ ·:XT ~ llleo~ed 11re theY "hl• lf are l•l'rP er nt " d fur rt11hl· ot"LII·nP ~~· ~al<e fur thelrl I• til• II\" ~ d i' m u f lo ., rl\ (" II . A,],,•u t u rP• I :'II l l ' ltMJ·:OI \ fl:: liOn ,' Junction are 8peDdin8 moDL:V. b) tJu T H. left th• flnt or the week foe eolumbua, 'lrbHe he will be enrolled tlil.ll II Senior Ill Ohio 8tat4: UnJverR Alle-"'wocth lly r'. .... lm:ced eb at aecond then 1, M> ono · - • A A Dtllnrd · ,,_ atole home. McBJh1nny came -.. th Ulh Wfth nLoe uppercut t O I t U..nt:d the m.ldd~ O( the Wlle k th~ chin and wa~ IICOI'ed Then •tron· ~everal wt>ek~ motor trtp thru •Tem r saee Yc!:lhtnny 1t.ole t.hlrd. bue and I · wae soored ~Orate's two bale hlt l M! r J v E:tmlth South Sccm 1d '"I It ft ld t h ld II h A '· I Ch ' ""e e C COU e&ll )' ave 1 ve m e ... n a arleston holpltal been taken by Qordon bBd he nOt In t bsErvatlon and treatment Sbt> tnoua:ht It wu ll rout ball and JM. 1wlll proba.bly undergo llll opera.tlon 1~ ride. • ,, . la•·r da•, PURITY CR[ ~ MS ClosE S[~SON IN STINGING O[f[AT worlt1ni on thelr problem and oth- \ m ent.s thlout:bout the country be- _ · - - - -J&n "'Tit.inl: the Detroit PoHce &H.· ,...ftd'll. ~ bii ·perikle WGI'IL aod a neus:· tor detail£ Cleveland wu one 1M P • ~~oalbori&y oa ••bJee&.a • Ex s0'1d•lers Prtffi.'i ttwlr dt'tl\and tl11' St:nttlor l Cul!k ltloelpt.~> au fill r blootuly • l 'ld~d !)y authorlt~ to aa tiafy ,a y ~ saJd tut lJU'y y, il l IIJICI tJ. e ltiUV• : rew CloUUIIQI\ IK• \Jt t tla lr )Udqmt!nt O( J3'J' ;i 8&:•m.t tht' CitY I Y:&rli:!lyt aiJ'Il' eri\IllCI!l lv Sl ~p .. Lio lllilill J.oulldllli l.liJlGYdOitl lnt:tliUJII .. ut. 'u..<l CQ'ill& t AOW I'I UI)p Mil • - lrith l{r. and Yrl. D. 8 hriJlllt j)J"011 am <tlld the llrmy lll' Lll sutftr 33~-.ll75 lU\\.001 lflll.(h ""..... ~ U.0-:1(),) l l'f;l-1~ m"onoo·· ·· ·-- .. L . . , . ""',,_~~earby -hom .. ~rrown 13 qt . chip (/J octlnut:a rram. pa13e one> pr uon 1 ~ ~ - - • .... wu ...,.. I Tbomu Edlar Ervin, wbo .'tWJ ' been employed duriDI the aunihatr M:lll \ll'Sllt.a VlrJ;Il11a Ma lrM:, 'J't'nll~pr>r ». te y I a fl' W bullE iiradllll;. CUIJlJUWI W ec t.ed t.o atasfy t.he JOOiment, from ·~ ··- - -- - - Mlddleport N ew ___ .::.:::.::..::~================== . I with llaJC ~ ,. ~ ~li iVI~~O':~ I'RID4Y, SIP'l"'MBEa 11, 11111 .chtrJ (err $12JO np • , tftt *" offrttitiC &mer• inannPdrt.:ln. IN MIDDLEPdliT. QUALITY MEATS and GR'9(:ERIES ' 3 lbs ... __ . . . 25c Sausage, ow· own make, Hamburger, fresh ground,- 3 lbs. . .... 25c Fresh Ham Roast .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 15c Nice Rib Roast, from youp.g tender Heef l5c Nice Chuck Roa~t ............... ·. . . t5c c,l\W , Swa~ . . , . , ,. - .:. •. ;.. :..... , ·. 1., • , ,. ~-, • -ri:t.'~A 'b.,;.ti-'L: ' (. '\ ' ~,-"~~\ .9,--~, '\~'\ . .'' ~ \ .::--.•.. . \.. \ ·'·· ·"· •. ,' ' · Botllng B~ef, -plate 1neat : . •.... -. . . . . I • , ' ' ' ' . .. toe ., . ~· .,, ,, ''.;. · Salt Meat ...........,.. _..... _.. _. tOe Do you need a good broom at . . . . . . . . 29c Lard ............ : . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . tOe Good Coffee, 2 polmds ............. 25c Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. . .. .. . . . . . . . .. 25c Combination Sale 2 lb. Hamburger, lib. Ground Pork All for ... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c Calumet Baking Powder, lb .......... 19c, Matches, 3 boxes . _............. , .. tOe ••tra We An Pnpt~nd ,_, JOII with ao ••NI:t' or meat tbll wee~ ... we baYII 110& been lu.'Wial e...P, &o 1111 . . Dl'den BAKtR'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT • ,...... WTJ' ... MYII.!I Te~ 0,. ~~ ~ • .. . ' . ~-::. ,. .. ~ l " • -..... .... .- ' - - ---- --- --.....:. -- ' ·, ... ' • �• • • ' ' ,... ~ iiiil.. l718181... '' • ' PRmAY, lii:PTIIIlBER 116 l~J ochaol ~ Lola stone ~~ C-Lir&.a-1 F-i 11.6 1 =;':\~J.~..;,~.::~:?a N~w::;.: ':~~."~,~~: I russ fiNAllY "'ININORTHWESTERN GIVEN EDGE IN REINHART 'S CD[lll':~~";'!.",~~':,,:!, nn u H n RO NE LESS IRISH PONTns<r I roi~~'_Not,re ,llets, bead [or 8 home run and the AO.VEKTISINO SECTION rmt . .._.011 ' THE DAD.. Y TRDHJNJ:, POM!!ROV, OHIO lend (I! the wnt.lllil . 11IN£ GAM£ •rrro Tu nNS T"18l£S DN ~~~~:Es~:·:~~:~~~:~~~::±~ I~~~· ~:~· ~:n~;:,.~o~:~oha~"':.~~~; lO~S[SH INr. nA I~0w fl~N~c~N rlr[fls 0 ~lngle Syracuse T eam J oumeyf Gf:thL·r~ . t:1 unn lu:r tFWvcn To Parkersburg And j' Hemsley. ~ . . . . A L' k d N(ssnOO.d, c · AB R H PO 4 o 1 o 4 I I I t I I s .. 0 U 4 i I 1 2 3 1 1 l 3 1 I 7 :.2 U 1 0 ., ... I 1 1 J 1 1 o .,. '\,.:. J:; "' ~d ~ltki~~~~:· f~ll. r:~:-. w+~:~::: :1:.: : :::~ Iw,l;~~ ,'Jt~l::rl~:.'~'~o~!.' ~1.,t:~ ~~~~n ~.r.~·:nd flr:~e:~,:;: w•,·.~:":J~... •·I""'" By HENRY MOLDEN A E 0 "o 1 o 1 o I tbe count. waa 2'!1 t.o 6 IU\d liut Ylal It w11111 14 Vt. o. tLII tn !avor ol the weaUrn, 7. Dame:: 33 , MorUl- N. I Dame. I ":' ,, the ftc>t liOb,OOO !com the l tlne tbat hoi ben teoted two .... ,.,.tem 0 SQIQu•J new tlt.:ltet .-;ale al!d the sona or COW'IM! he 11 shl! " Red · 1 1929----Notre Dame, 2rJ ; next $100,000 wlll te!und \be cbft.rl- ~ WOOdworth, a capable s:uard, &lld W~11t.trn, 6 ty m•me) e.dvnood· ~ N<wt.AW.t- Frank Baker. pau-catcher end 11/IG---Notre Dame, H . (rtH board of lrmt.ee~ Then come& that made many "honorable" !itl- We!IU:rn o NOI' \h westcrJl's 110~000 share ectiOIUI, and Hank Bzuder, hallEto:plilu;.es wru-' ea• up r.ome oc the 1bact. ~ UlUlCAN Alii!OQATJOI< 6. Cotumbw t . I~ianapol!4 Toledo 6 IAUIIWUle I St. p.yl 18, )4Jiwl}ijjlee 13. JCamU City 12. ~nneapolll lt Noclb · Nort.h- 81 \'!:STERDA'Y'8 " B.f!~ULTS ax wou ld hRve been probable, Spocto Writer . 111 Chl<ago Sept ll - A"'"""' "' Jl 1s to The BJg Te11 c~,mrment·t, 1 ~ 1one or the sl.rongeat football loops IChicago 11.nd t he Middle West 1.\i gettin11 all steamed up over th e Go On. Hitti:iR' Rampage \ Northwesurn-Notre Dame game, . t wbtch Is I:IChOOI.Lled toJ Oct ~~ Agamat Ph ladelphta t>.uly In the ~ellson 101 ro imporTwirlers !.ant it .~altle .. 1"' 0 >toller 1' ' 0 two """ 1" "'""' each other bitter connected for one I 'ln~ Hue-up . 1F'II eJs 1 CK ~- _..,. ot Notre name- IBt Loul11 a:ames &!.nee 1120 Chlcag(l t (19 l.nniJla:S ' North- I II lit."TIONAL LEAGUE New Yorlc 8, P1ttliblU'1Jh I Cincinnati 3. BrOOklyn 1. Chicago 17, Philadelphia 1 8t Louis '1, Duston 3. aptJ.c1pated re\'tmuc of 80,000 sea.t.l Ma.rchmont Bcbwartz alone reTHi S\ ANDIIfG at $4. cic h Any s urplus. which malns ot tne Notre Dame bla.ckfiehl -re IC e u .. ol 0 lo O.l'OI.Uied. Not H wuu.d t.e a t;Jzeablc one lf 100.000 conquerors t.bat Jwept undefeated AM!RJCAN AS!iOCIATf:Jl't M~.:{. oe , 3b . 5 0 Dame has no~ loo\. 11 c~nt.eSt m tw o 1 11 u~udcd. us ther did II.L the Army· throUih nineiee,n pqaea in tj.·o ClUb Won I.c:;t Pet . AMI: KICAN Lti\(illE IN CLOSE GAME Qu tiLn, lb u :.: GJ.,'\NTS VICTORIOUS Ytlllr6 IUld tt~ fullowcrii are unx·jNavy game here 1n 1926, will ge to yean. The Ir18h bope Is 1n the St Puul 96 55 63.J Detrou 3 Boston 0 Dmw 1! . . I 0 watchmg to set! how well s me torm of c hurlt} line wblch In six posilloru; Is as Milwaukee 16 11 MHI Fh lladdplua S, at Louis 3 ' , 1 So' Are Car- d1 • Earna haw lou~ly KmaLo Rockne s tcu.chl.ngM tlUu:-;- 0 Ia t R'-ht d Score l· l 8 • · 7; Garne W on 'o u<.l:wt.tlll 1 o o tt db h 1 d 1 lk a •,phiL or 11port&mansh1p strong as 11 year. .. en Is Kansas Ctty 78 tl t;::>:l · WJ;V:ohmgtou S, Cleveland 3 111 Flal · "'n Jl o o ' lm' e 'J Js nu;tc o lwers ~·~n , H th unt.eated India 11 16 n .5li l OnLy games. I ·II~ ' t!Upplau t the Ulsplrlug wach huu- land good buslneStil ow onlC . . napo s ~,, Y orne Run Clout - - -· 21- ---lDI ' C!io1~ ea 'se lf 111cc ttnck management moved up PaycholQ8'icaUJI, and fl'lOtbe.li ! Columbus '16 t90 TODA l ":i GAME~ Totals 34: 1 8 • 12 !! Northwe:;te111 losy only one game the tumu ng or 1ts $25,000 added coa.chea can that worn Mlnneapqlb 70 79 no I 1 Ncnc out wbM w.mm:g run l labL seuwn nnd Lhll.l was to the Hav.thm·ne cup race to October 8 now. the advantage lies with North . Lciulsv11lc 69 70 W6 By OOPELAND c. BU"G IriSil In a fiercely wt~.gcd OOtt.le Oll"l1 lU avuJd a cunfth:t with t.hc grid watoern. Heartley "Hunk" dAnder • 51 92 3K3 'I Listen, my ch111rcn, und u tuk I, scoti'U. ncml~ art "1l"• UK'Cls "' ' •- tn '"""h a~t tt 1- 1I Toltd J \ \!I:IUl'AN ;,SSOUA.'I'ION Iof the mo.o;;l ~>tl'I'HUOUS on the l11 sl gamr ">llll ... a ...,_ .,.. 0 n s I'll 14.11 of the pltchc; who wc11l 1 · McNomce, 3b 3 2 2 4 2 0 INS Sports Writer ~ht!dule that Rockne was penm l-1 Only once In hlstory has North- doubtful it the Inspiration of 11 NATIONAX. LEAGU... I to the well-once too often some- Shrivet • Cf ·• · t 1 1 I 0 2 New York, ScpL 11 - H.n HtJ: I ~d to eujoy w 1 ·~tcn 1 ddlllllted NotJC Dam<' and Rockne gone can equal t.t.e fire the Club w on Losr Pr'~ 1 In d l a nupoll ~ at Columbw. J..o uJS 'o'lilc lll Toledo h back 1 tl Ruttl~t , l:il:l • • .. 0 2 2 :J 0 proved kl the world be could nwkc 1 And In "'a clu·ious cll<'mn;;ta 11 c, Ihat ww; lung before Rockne No- 1 Rock could put into them In R st Lows . H9 41:1 650 Mllwaukt!e ~tl Sl Paul w Crt'! n lc pages of :1ctlon 1 Hmdtlon, c 4 1 1 3 fl 0 fln oUt.llelde1· out of 1\ tlliul th e ij;am 1• h tu; all contJ lbtlt ect trc Dame a ud naliOlul.l champion- dressing room bc!on• the KRmt 1New Y111 k. aJ 56 :i\11 there Ia l\ tilory of Ute pitch~r UlatiCIJlnt.:J, rf 4 1 4 :1 U 0 man or an old horse blanket, Jonn l $100,000 to chatlty ship wt•tc pructlcally :;ynonymo\lli Just au; goiters fell they had more ' Brookl)n 72 ti1 ~It! Kansas Cil} at Mlnn ~ ajlohs finally was brokf'~l when lt wus Masr•u, lb 4 0 I to 0 0 McG ra w of the N,ew York G!O.Jlt..:, I ~ wa:s oJiglnally booked !m f,vt•n so, the Wlidcat- lnsh games of a chance with Bobby Jone!S out chtcago "fl 69 .Jti7 NATiONAL I.E.t.GVI: carried to the well on" trip t.ooiM.cG ··cgcr, 2\J. 4 2 :0: 1 1 Ben cd noUce today h ~ would l 'I J!l- South Bend but when wesL 1·m con · l buw becuu•e mct-ea~lngl)' lmpor- for the field, so Wlll football team., 1• PitL~burah fi 4~56 ' 1 71 llliLOY, That was the case of Man-~ Boyl!l (fi.LVCI I · 3 1 2 1 0 0 hnue his nOble expel'im{'nl . j fe1 t•nce rules p1 ev1·nted a proposi!d tan~. tttll 11 now tbc nvRl:ry r~tnks land coaches approach a Roc~nc - 1Boo l-eu tiO 1 18 435 ag£r Flanagan, manager nf the fa- Rclnhal't, P ·· 3 0 I U U 0 McOraw played FrcddtL L.ud- !Shllt from D;.che ;-.tadlum, Evuns- wlll1 ~he uicle~L and mo:;t bitterly le»~S Notre Dame with le1111 fea1 1u I PhURdelphm 4. ' Do8ton at Sl LOUIS 60 18 35 ' Drooklm at Ctnclnnatl mous and until Thursday , Dvll'JI 'tm, U · 3 0 1 4 0 1 strom at second base In PJttt~bu:·gh t.ou to Soldier Fli":ld to hrlp the uu- to ut:ht In tht:; gnd1ron sect10n I their heart.ls Ulnclnnatl til 88 361 Piu lacteJ ... tla at Chicago. mdef ted Fl Fll evt~ng, I yeste1'day and U Hughie Clitz's .lore emplo)'ed lnst ::.cuson 1t was agrl't'd Not re Dame s !our horsemen trlBoth teams have fairly hard , 1 l '' 0 Nr w York at Pi ttsburgh ea anagan en; Tclnls .. . ... 30 H 17 :lol tl 4 a 1111 continues that· way, Lmd:-;t 1nm to chang e Lhc scene or this yea 1·;; umf)hed 111 1924 13 to 6 The next tune - up battles flCheduled the week i AMERICAN LEAGUE 1will be o. tlxt\lrc at •he encountc1 ftom the Hoosier city to at. South Bend, the Purple led preceding the big battle, NorthCl b Won Lost Pet I 1111 wr.s clu:.e, Twu huse h1t:; . 2- t«;.>l .. y, Uunovan Ke) stune In 1932 The cmcago's btl' slu.dtum. on the 10 w 0 at the half but !ost IS to I?. western taktne on Nebraska In t.he i6 , 1 .tMI: RlCA:"rll LEA.GUB 41 101 n ex ra. nn ng~;, the t.eam d id :)O, Boyl'r manager defied his crltiCl:! when h e bui'ls ot 11 ~Teater income from the Another one of Thlstl~thwa.lte s opening game, Oct.ober 3 aJld Notr r w h to 1 83 54 play b'ln. nearly up to its usual stand - ' 'lhrc.c ba5e h 1t.s· CJuinlhcr CmJUd tfi ld t 0 f L d 1 b JgcJ seatmg cupactty he re North l'lC\'Cih lusl by a score of 6-0 111\Dame playing 1\ state rhlll, ~, ·006 I Chicago at New York 811 lOg n .rd w~· · ' rna e an douh e er ou m - 1\ l'~tctn actvnncl'd ' the clmJitv · ' tun(! 11.126 nn d t·h l"lt · no mme ~:~:ames were dt a1.'R Th-· 80 :o.1 ;)93 Sl LouJ.S at Philadelphia. ' •-mao·kably · ......k a t thc· Ic r "'"" wltl gl"t • d ,.fina'...., on · New York stick as compan~d to then H~uall H 01 1e 1·un · McOtcgor st.ro~ an e now "'Pttpo~es blo l No~rc 'name':; llf'W s tadium h·t s hl'hcdul!'ti 1111 t 1J 1'1:!11 und Dlr.k nan- d1cat1ons or the strength and abH- Ckveland 70 6Il 5lfl 1 [)(otrolt at Boston heavy stickb-1work. Especially wo.~, :Stuien ba.se.- suvcn;.. ~ ~~~!.!?n :;ed~t~ ~~!~~ UJt.H~l·s .\ \ $:!10000 cnpncll.v wtth u scll-ot~t. 11•,\ was 11 t the helm Dick, now I ltv of lhe two elevem:. !Detroit :'17 80 416 ' _O_n_ly_ga~r_«_s_.- - - - - - - - thLs notlcea e whe n 1t LS considerE.lu -100 1·uns Engineers 6 FlleJ·, Ll d d ·h -· - -- · - - - - - - - - -- - · -ed that the Hve ball that bals more 5 ' n strom mtt.y o at t nt .. U( · · IUre a golf ball, was u,ed ar:d the I Luton bsst'S: Engineers a, Flwn:1 ferlng a broken b~ne In ljlts cpJl(laltiion showed th eir f•~ndmsp 4 dd 1e was p aymg his 11nstep, for this pill, clouting u 1e m ... nngcr Fhst base 011 errors FUeJs 2, first game yesteniny since Ju,l 9 1 pitcher to all Cdd:i cr lhe l icld to En~lnf'eu; 1. Hobbling around for ~lx ummgs. h E' the tune of 17 safe hits. Bat't' 011 ball5 by Flano."an 1; got away wltb two putouts am! In justice to the syracuse la(l ~. Rciuh11.rt 1. two nssli!tB, made one w1~d hea.V'' \ hown·er. It must. be concclled tha~ Str .•ck out by Jo' lannsan 2, b~ and marked up R hit. Cui Hubbell tht>Y were handicapped in n num-' Remhart l let the Pirn.tes down with four lnts ber or ways. First, they were Wild pitches: Flanagan 3. and the New . Yorke~ won. ti to~ : acetlstomed to using this type of -Blll Hallahan sened almosL puba.U which sailed high, wide and Score by innings . • feeL ball and thll St. Wuls CRt'dl handsome when hit fa1rly Second 1 2 3 4 5 t> 1 6 nals ma.intained th ~ lr &cvcn -g:tune the pitcher's box 15 several feet fur: F11ers lead ill Ute National ~ue as th ey th er from home plate than is used Run s 0 1 ii 1 .0 0 0 0 7 flipped BosLon. 7 to 3. Bottomle)• ln local J)li\y n11d third, the ba::;e::; Hlts . . . . . . . 0 2 4 2 0 0 o o & homered for tbc Qu'(b; are 15 feet closer thou Uw~;e in usc Opp't En ur:; 1 1 2 0 \1 () 0 0 4 CU¥ler and Hartne~l. with lour In local league play chmt.s each , captained the Cub~ 111 Not bcmg accust.cJmed to these Enciucers a batting barrage that downed t he differences, th:! Flier~ finally ~ur.Rm1 s ....... 1 0 0 3 I 0 2 1 & Phils 17 to 4 It was Lho Cubs llt st cumbcd m spite uf Ute fuct that Hit~ · · · · 3 2 1 4 :.1 1 2 I 17 win a.fter nine def~ak>. they lied the soore at one all in thtl Oppt' Errors .0 0 0 0 0 G !.! 0 2 Brooklyn was able t.o Heme onl)' Umpire~ McNo.m~c and lJufTy. cne nm otl 11 htl.s and Red Luea~ 8 ~cond innmg and were lcadmg, seven to one, at the end nf th.· and the C1ncy ~ds snatched It, u first half or th e fourth BROWN LOOKS li:OOU to 1 ! ' In lhc last of the fou 1th ho w~ George Earnshaw scm eel hb l!hh ever tho home lad:-; scon:U 'lhil'l.' Atlll.'ns, o., Sept. ~l~iNS-Fiu c- success. dcfe nL!ng St Luw:-; for tht' olie 'tn the filth and two Ill t h e ~cv- ing hea vy Jespo,lsibllity on tw::~ Athletics 6 lo 3 Go~;lln hiOnli'l'Ctl l enth to t1c th ~ scol'c at sewn ull :~..,.cutli~ who have not )<"t won let- Jor the Browns with two u 1. • which 1orccd ~he gnme mt.u an ex~ tLrs 11 , ioo tbal~ CQuoJ;l Dc.n Peden Hadley gave CleVt'lUud ~ l:t hll , ~b<>okletof24leavea tnt. frnmc. t.IJ. e gume havmg been u uf Ohio un~vfOrs:lty, today a.l- but sta~~:JM'rod to a 5 to a tld~Hn­ sevcn lnnmg affair by U.$1'<'emcnt tloun rcd that either Bo!) Willough- t.uge for W(l.Shin&;:Lon Afte• lhe fourth stanzu the Fller.s by uf Mt. SW!ling .or lla.rold Brown Sh-hlt hurling by 1' o m m Y attack succumbed entlrt>ly ~nd e\ioS- of Purkersburg, W. Va, will 00 Bridges returned Oetrmt 3 to 0 vicci1arette paper at: .. ' • tld &o. P w.~cr,uwt 11 .lll~ll r<:allh- "key men" " In his vontpltcatt.-'d tors over tb.c rudd&' Bo;,L Dl Boston lbg first bnfle in the last t our hm - footl'illl offense thJs ~. AlexRn4et· hometed ro1· thc_w~n ncrt.. to oadt IStuu:~·y, Graham Station B H 0 lnt.etc~t 0 w· 19th. R-" Brooklyn In Ei hth ju~tly B l ) under&t&nd I I be reapnnalhlc mlJ t-x one Jncornct, .buerUoa of ur ldverU81menL Brron ID ad.YeltiiCIDentl lbou)d be 'f$DI1ed 1'be publW•en wm lmnledlalel>', ~cuse : ~ t~e ~amc For Sa1e, MiK.- oo~~- , t~a.dy I ' Jl-~ I gum~ re~uilu 1 1 Giat~t.b' ~\',11' I ' f>iul~drlphla Ln-1 I f= I • • r.ot\ I ,. ' HOTEL COLUMBUS I I l!boi1 Bloi!U Nol'tb of MeQI• ll'lill Hall u1 Brvad Slreet, ODmer 10.. and Lolli 2,000 rollo Wall Paper, many lil'ht, faat pattenu about one half price. H. "M. Croaa Mu•ic Store, MiddJe.. 9-tf-31 port. - ZOO Fireproof Roomo 100 Roon1a al $1.00 Each. ..... prate Dl:l' - I • f'fte Street Parlklllr-Mo Jlmll ------- John W .Welch, II&Daftal of imported 1.\t\At. Dlnet.or ',-·. ~'littO, MABEL! ~EE, You 'iJI-\OUl'DN·- r 'SE C~YINf::, ON YOUR - WE:f>DINC. WHAI HA? HAPPENED? I'M NO"T MAR~IF.:D, C ASPEQ.! Ma,HER 'WOIJLON·I LET MC MARRY D'At.JNY! IH~l> "THI<;. LE'T'TER I C::,HE'5 OUISIDE 1"1 A IA);t! SHE'<:Jo I 8A('k' HOME' MU?THUQRY TMiii>E "'T~EY (.o! ~~·'"' ~.~~~.~;:·~.~~·3;:~~,;~;: N ' ATI_O_N~A·L FOOT tttc harder thl y BALL LEAGUE 0 p ENS SEPT 13TH• SPARTANS MEET FAST BROOKLYN OUTFIT ' ~;~~f,L~~~ <~~~~~s n~!lr~ ~~11! ~~~sh1t~ . seemed to seck the old a.pple. Flanagan was nicktld fo1 a clrcult clout wh.oh won th t 'go mt w>tlo nmw ..:ut In the rl!l,h}h a 5~ evcty hm1n u Ut:e to h1ts. The Fht•rs y k CiJca 0 Bears ut 1 •, r:e~ur{'d nearly ha lf a:-~ m11 n:y bluColumbus, 0 .. Sepl 11 - INs- New or · C' " 8Jooklyn Pm 1smou 11 u 1 •' 1(' g 0 glcs a."> tnetr opponents each n1 Fou1· of the t en clubs compnsmg Cardhtals', Cleveland 11.L Stapleton. eight men !lecountl11g for one bil , the Nultonal l~ootbll.ll League wl.l NOV 26-Nl'w York .l1 StaplPton; Star~Jpy's bt>mg n .donble and Uuu•- ~tnaugurat~ t he 1931 ;;cason on Swt · ' Green Dttv itL Phtlll.{lcipltht , Chithe! s 1\ t uple. 'I I' ll men wcr"' usrd day, Sept 13. The remRil1h13: cago Cardmll.ls ut Clucugo Bcurs by ca_ch leum, a rovm g out.fldd cJ teams wtll s wing Into ac.tmn a~ Nov. 29---PrQvidence nt New York; cr lnflcldm·, a s p t cfernd, b"'mg boon a.~ theJaseball season has Green Bay a~ Bl'Ooklyn; Chlcng1 used been ciDISed the park ~; where Bears at Porttmoutll , Phlhlcte\phlu Th; scormg was done a s follmVl:l . sev~ nl uf the grid gnmes are play~ at Stll.pleton Plie rs - Stanley und Mo01 e huct ed. Dec 1- 0recn Bay at Pnvldi'IICt' been tcthed in th e second wheu The race for the 1931 champio11- Dec. 5-Nt~w York at Ph lltult'IQulll!•lt ~ungled and weuL to second I ship Wlll,.. bc bt•ought to a close on phla Dec. 6-New York ut Brookon the left fl ' ldcr's errol', scol'irlg December 13. lyn; On~cu Bny at q.hicRgo Bears: when OUJHl ISiriKit'd In the third J Green Duy , which has v.cn t he Clevelancl ut Ports mouth Dec 13 Flanagan opened wt1h u. single, Stl- t1tle for Lhe pasL two yean; ha:; Oteen Bay ut POJl~;mouth vers wa.c; out ut tu1;t cu his t.ap t~ been conceded a good chrmcc of ---Ule oooond bascmau. Oulllther t 1ip- I 1cpcaltng a third tm1c by dopesters ·-lrd and scmL>d on Hl'msley's 1>1ngle or the professlonul Galnq. W1th WRESTLIJ\6G RESULTS Nessy flwd lo nght. field bu t the addlllon of new men , otnl:'l' j Stanley doubled Hemsley :;cortnt; teams In the league arc expected By JntLrn<ltiOnnl N-'\\':, S,•J \WI' Stnnlt•y scored ~~hen Moore's ~y : ~~ e f~~~~~~ ~=~~ ~~~~=~~~:~~~ a~~ At New y ,,k:-o3am l"illltl N1 w- 1 was d1upp['d 111 c•·n1 ·J after a mu;- ~ posslbly fmee the champiOns out of ark, ddEttll'd Ut :J t~;e Htl:s, \'ho;up in &tgnaJs bet l\·een left and cen - IJ.J.e Junnlng com1n ter fil!ldcr, the center fldd er tinnily Cle..,elltnd, aftel' an absence of H c.blc F 1cumm. New Y o 1 k dl'c.pplng the ball and th ~ n throw- tv.o years, has re-entered u 1 ~~ thre·J Anlly Zuh,l7.cll, Htt.•l •• d tng it ~o fat 9.\\ay that. Mome ran: teague and will play Us hom(• Guv rt\~C C:.tl:;a Hal~·. Uucw Va,1all the way home. th{' ouutelder be- ' games this fall In Lhe new $3,000,-~ ka 7.clcn.zmk, RuU"iu. ing charged wtth two mlsjJlays otJ IUOO Iakefr<mt stadlwn. __ - · _ _ the play. · The complete schedule of t11e In the 1vurth. Dunn walked ami le"Kue follows, FIGHT RESULTS Duckwc.rth Rlil~led Aftet Vuu u Wll.'i j Sept. 13- Brooklyn at. Pm tsfcrc :::d by Flanaga n. StJ\Cl S smglcd JtiOllth; Cleveland at. Green B:l..\' . Dv l lllcrnatlona l Nc wo.: ::: rv 1rt• r., 'h" lelt fii •ldel 1\tth the iSept. 20- Broot.t)'n at 01'ct!n Bay . to 'co '"" ~ " I" At NlW Yc J k ~To ny Gn n lOII Cl, Flicm last counter. jCieveland at Chicago Beau;, SepL New Ycl'k, worlll s lt.,; l•.w(l~h\ For the Enc:tnems, in the first 23--Chlcago Cardinal.!! e.t Port..s- l'harupk.t, defeated J a cl. tKJd! frame MeName~ opcn'3d \Hth a l!Jt, l mouth. Sept. 27- New York at Bcr~.:. :E.nglund rlS!. Shrlv~r smgled to 11~ht Out was cu~ Providence; Chicago Bears at E.€PnY Ml lt 3r, Callfmmn middown on Dunn's throw when he Green Bay. Sept JO~New YOlk: at --'ltw'lght, defeated ,Ja( k no·,l u ' ' Pot tsmouth " ' tried for two ba~c s. Rt.tlc1 also sm- 1 Oct 4--Ne"'' York at Green Ha)' berg Nrw York UH . lied, M;cNamec scoring, Husbmn PhUadelplua at Providence · Brook Ray MJIJcr, Chicago llqht\'.l'i[!.h· fanned but CrameJ· hit th ~ flrst ot l lyn at Stapleton. Oct. 7 ~hJVe- ' knoc ked cut JJmmy MLNflm,H ,t four blniles but Mason hit to ' land at Portsmouth. Oct 10--Pro- Nt w Ycrk cl I Mooro for an out at first IVIdence at Philadelphia. Oct. ll -- Ole Ncshdm, Nonvc(l"m tJ mi lt.J ::: - j In the fourth, Ctamer OIJCncd New York at Chtcas:o &:ars· Chi ~ weight dckat.ed BCJbty St JJ't', 1 with a smgle and Mason followed I cago Cardinals at Greed Bay'· Sta- BrOOklyn 4101 suit McGregor rcm.:h e!d first when pleton at Brooklyn Ot.'t. l~PhilAt BoBlon- I!;rnle SLhsa f. Br .• b n he tureed Mason, Cranr~r taking adelphiA at Portsmouth \ heav) weight . knocked uu o H.,'lthird Boyer doubled, scor ing CutOct. Ig......,'itapleton at New York · bert!, New York t31 . mt.>r, ·McGregor takmll third, Rcln- 1Chicago Car~ahi atl Chlca~ At Wilmlnglon, l.X l -- To:m;w hart popped to Stanley but Dono- . Bears; Portsmopth at Brookl,yn; RlM, Wum.Jnil.olt muidl c \\ ~l]l;ht (,~-~ van doublet! to score McGregor a.nd 1 Philadelphia at Oreen Bay , Cleve- :ealed Ed Danny IJ<"vlm, Alk.l· Boyc1 McNamee fouled to Moor~ 1iand lit \ Provldence Oct. 24--Provl town, Pa., HOI ln ihc filth with one out Rut;,cr ! dcmce Rt Chicago Cardinals . oct. At Pitl..!lburl!h-racklc W1 l: Jll ; sln~~;led buL w'ns for<:cd by Hush1on,: 25-Brooklyu lit New York; Ports. Pltt!iburgh bR.lltamv.rdgli t deft :.11 · ·: 1 Crame; lrlnlcd him 1.t1 lo the rc&ts ~ mouth al. Stapleton; Phlllidelphla Marty Oold, Phlltul r. Jphm lfll tering station but was JelL \\'ht::n at Chloaio Be~s; Providence at At Tiverton. R I - Tom ll u n!:J Milson roll ~ d to Moore. 1Green Bay. Oct. 31- Port.smouth \'~ tew n hmvyw clghl c:cl :: 1' ,i . I the sr'' " !h M c N.un ~r t.m~:uti Rt PhlllldClpbia. Eantc, Pl:tuij'al, !12J. ~ Ehrl;c~· ;\, 1.;; ~~ [e v.hr u hl:, 1 Nov 1-Por~uth at New York At Chlcago--OOvum f .H . p : ::: d r was f.urnbl~ by Qwllen : Pro\'ldence at Stapleton; Oreen fh.r: t .llX, A ll~. lri,li L I '"'• '\' [j!l ~l un e ~ ... d both advanced Bat lit Chicago Bears, ChJcqo ddcutci Chuck Uu;r.r. T ' ·: ... 4101 · M:.lc talct~g · cco .. tlist when hf' Cardinals at Brooklyn. Nov. 7~ M!d!!r Lulzlm Ne·,•, C rlcnll', I 1 ~ Ruttcl ~ ou\.• , When Hus ,10,1 Chicago CardlnaJs at Philadelphia. tom.,..•.·lgllt and ,Jcc Fmt, tapp ~d to t!mS .. ~ M Nov. B-PhUa.del.Jthla tat New York· drew 6 · 1>/as thrOWn or1t at fi!'t;t by ' oore, Stapleton at Green Bay; Ports~ --·----·---'--McNan\ee scored and Shriver :"'1th mouth at Chlcagp Beat!i · Brooklyn Ule tyl.n~ P.!'1. rn.~ !4: ~1,rd. tQttlllen at Providence; ¢hlcago' ca~IQ.tLls ·,, . . Qld .~··~ . . ' ~~' M"o6~S' \Y.roi!, thTCw mto a.t-- CJ,eveJ.aD.d.~.NP;. U~ta».Ji!;ort at ' ,Tbe're Is "''lhlllll. lil' W mu!l"l' II«<• "IY lfl'ft tfclcl· In 11. v.iln atu mpt Lo _h .ead. ' Portsmouth ttfov. 'l~Bro,)Jtlyn at 8\111 . ' 8ll'ie!IIIKIS hlttl' lii'\I'IIIJil''t II oO: St1f1vcr 1md the ccnt ~ r Heidel aeara at Nsw York ; Phillu1,tphi<l fo11d that CCIII ho> nthlll'll r :1 lhl! tied t'he score Cramer thct J s\11 - at Broo~lyn; Green Bay at Ch1ca.- body nrnl uh~lll'ht•ll Jlu·w •:,:l 1 ll111 rted but- the Inning ended when , go Ql!rdlnals; Stp.pleton at Provi'- skin. It l!t>(!UJ!I l'luQel) rPln! 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Thl' ine'4(. and popularity of ..\lLL D~~ were alwafl aubjech of sreat ~ .eit~lj;Otr TherefQi'e, "_;,. ~ly ~~ w ua w olfer this impo~t •vlnM """ ~~ f«! l!le J\ml;ncan pubUc at this time. !Jii,toe,,. I • - J, tjl f'q·. ~ i' , •.. '' ' • en.&.t.a...- · ... ,_. . ' I �• • • ' ' ,... ~ iiiil.. l718181... '' • ' PRmAY, lii:PTIIIlBER 116 l~J ochaol ~ Lola stone ~~ C-Lir&.a-1 F-i 11.6 1 =;':\~J.~..;,~.::~:?a N~w::;.: ':~~."~,~~: I russ fiNAllY "'ININORTHWESTERN GIVEN EDGE IN REINHART 'S CD[lll':~~";'!.",~~':,,:!, nn u H n RO NE LESS IRISH PONTns<r I roi~~'_Not,re ,llets, bead [or 8 home run and the AO.VEKTISINO SECTION rmt . .._.011 ' THE DAD.. Y TRDHJNJ:, POM!!ROV, OHIO lend (I! the wnt.lllil . 11IN£ GAM£ •rrro Tu nNS T"18l£S DN ~~~~:Es~:·:~~:~~~:~~~::±~ I~~~· ~:~· ~:n~;:,.~o~:~oha~"':.~~~; lO~S[SH INr. nA I~0w fl~N~c~N rlr[fls 0 ~lngle Syracuse T eam J oumeyf Gf:thL·r~ . t:1 unn lu:r tFWvcn To Parkersburg And j' Hemsley. ~ . . . . A L' k d N(ssnOO.d, c · AB R H PO 4 o 1 o 4 I I I t I I s .. 0 U 4 i I 1 2 3 1 1 l 3 1 I 7 :.2 U 1 0 ., ... I 1 1 J 1 1 o .,. '\,.:. J:; "' ~d ~ltki~~~~:· f~ll. r:~:-. w+~:~::: :1:.: : :::~ Iw,l;~~ ,'Jt~l::rl~:.'~'~o~!.' ~1.,t:~ ~~~~n ~.r.~·:nd flr:~e:~,:;: w•,·.~:":J~... •·I""'" By HENRY MOLDEN A E 0 "o 1 o 1 o I tbe count. waa 2'!1 t.o 6 IU\d liut Ylal It w11111 14 Vt. o. tLII tn !avor ol the weaUrn, 7. Dame:: 33 , MorUl- N. I Dame. I ":' ,, the ftc>t liOb,OOO !com the l tlne tbat hoi ben teoted two .... ,.,.tem 0 SQIQu•J new tlt.:ltet .-;ale al!d the sona or COW'IM! he 11 shl! " Red · 1 1929----Notre Dame, 2rJ ; next $100,000 wlll te!und \be cbft.rl- ~ WOOdworth, a capable s:uard, &lld W~11t.trn, 6 ty m•me) e.dvnood· ~ N<wt.AW.t- Frank Baker. pau-catcher end 11/IG---Notre Dame, H . (rtH board of lrmt.ee~ Then come& that made many "honorable" !itl- We!IU:rn o NOI' \h westcrJl's 110~000 share ectiOIUI, and Hank Bzuder, hallEto:plilu;.es wru-' ea• up r.ome oc the 1bact. ~ UlUlCAN Alii!OQATJOI< 6. Cotumbw t . I~ianapol!4 Toledo 6 IAUIIWUle I St. p.yl 18, )4Jiwl}ijjlee 13. JCamU City 12. ~nneapolll lt Noclb · Nort.h- 81 \'!:STERDA'Y'8 " B.f!~ULTS ax wou ld hRve been probable, Spocto Writer . 111 Chl<ago Sept ll - A"'"""' "' Jl 1s to The BJg Te11 c~,mrment·t, 1 ~ 1one or the sl.rongeat football loops IChicago 11.nd t he Middle West 1.\i gettin11 all steamed up over th e Go On. Hitti:iR' Rampage \ Northwesurn-Notre Dame game, . t wbtch Is I:IChOOI.Lled toJ Oct ~~ Agamat Ph ladelphta t>.uly In the ~ellson 101 ro imporTwirlers !.ant it .~altle .. 1"' 0 >toller 1' ' 0 two """ 1" "'""' each other bitter connected for one I 'ln~ Hue-up . 1F'II eJs 1 CK ~- _..,. ot Notre name- IBt Loul11 a:ames &!.nee 1120 Chlcag(l t (19 l.nniJla:S ' North- I II lit."TIONAL LEAGUE New Yorlc 8, P1ttliblU'1Jh I Cincinnati 3. BrOOklyn 1. Chicago 17, Philadelphia 1 8t Louis '1, Duston 3. aptJ.c1pated re\'tmuc of 80,000 sea.t.l Ma.rchmont Bcbwartz alone reTHi S\ ANDIIfG at $4. cic h Any s urplus. which malns ot tne Notre Dame bla.ckfiehl -re IC e u .. ol 0 lo O.l'OI.Uied. Not H wuu.d t.e a t;Jzeablc one lf 100.000 conquerors t.bat Jwept undefeated AM!RJCAN AS!iOCIATf:Jl't M~.:{. oe , 3b . 5 0 Dame has no~ loo\. 11 c~nt.eSt m tw o 1 11 u~udcd. us ther did II.L the Army· throUih nineiee,n pqaea in tj.·o ClUb Won I.c:;t Pet . AMI: KICAN Lti\(illE IN CLOSE GAME Qu tiLn, lb u :.: GJ.,'\NTS VICTORIOUS Ytlllr6 IUld tt~ fullowcrii are unx·jNavy game here 1n 1926, will ge to yean. The Ir18h bope Is 1n the St Puul 96 55 63.J Detrou 3 Boston 0 Dmw 1! . . I 0 watchmg to set! how well s me torm of c hurlt} line wblch In six posilloru; Is as Milwaukee 16 11 MHI Fh lladdplua S, at Louis 3 ' , 1 So' Are Car- d1 • Earna haw lou~ly KmaLo Rockne s tcu.chl.ngM tlUu:-;- 0 Ia t R'-ht d Score l· l 8 • · 7; Garne W on 'o u<.l:wt.tlll 1 o o tt db h 1 d 1 lk a •,phiL or 11port&mansh1p strong as 11 year. .. en Is Kansas Ctty 78 tl t;::>:l · WJ;V:ohmgtou S, Cleveland 3 111 Flal · "'n Jl o o ' lm' e 'J Js nu;tc o lwers ~·~n , H th unt.eated India 11 16 n .5li l OnLy games. I ·II~ ' t!Upplau t the Ulsplrlug wach huu- land good buslneStil ow onlC . . napo s ~,, Y orne Run Clout - - -· 21- ---lDI ' C!io1~ ea 'se lf 111cc ttnck management moved up PaycholQ8'icaUJI, and fl'lOtbe.li ! Columbus '16 t90 TODA l ":i GAME~ Totals 34: 1 8 • 12 !! Northwe:;te111 losy only one game the tumu ng or 1ts $25,000 added coa.chea can that worn Mlnneapqlb 70 79 no I 1 Ncnc out wbM w.mm:g run l labL seuwn nnd Lhll.l was to the Hav.thm·ne cup race to October 8 now. the advantage lies with North . Lciulsv11lc 69 70 W6 By OOPELAND c. BU"G IriSil In a fiercely wt~.gcd OOtt.le Oll"l1 lU avuJd a cunfth:t with t.hc grid watoern. Heartley "Hunk" dAnder • 51 92 3K3 'I Listen, my ch111rcn, und u tuk I, scoti'U. ncml~ art "1l"• UK'Cls "' ' •- tn '"""h a~t tt 1- 1I Toltd J \ \!I:IUl'AN ;,SSOUA.'I'ION Iof the mo.o;;l ~>tl'I'HUOUS on the l11 sl gamr ">llll ... a ...,_ .,.. 0 n s I'll 14.11 of the pltchc; who wc11l 1 · McNomce, 3b 3 2 2 4 2 0 INS Sports Writer ~ht!dule that Rockne was penm l-1 Only once In hlstory has North- doubtful it the Inspiration of 11 NATIONAX. LEAGU... I to the well-once too often some- Shrivet • Cf ·• · t 1 1 I 0 2 New York, ScpL 11 - H.n HtJ: I ~d to eujoy w 1 ·~tcn 1 ddlllllted NotJC Dam<' and Rockne gone can equal t.t.e fire the Club w on Losr Pr'~ 1 In d l a nupoll ~ at Columbw. J..o uJS 'o'lilc lll Toledo h back 1 tl Ruttl~t , l:il:l • • .. 0 2 2 :J 0 proved kl the world be could nwkc 1 And In "'a clu·ious cll<'mn;;ta 11 c, Ihat ww; lung before Rockne No- 1 Rock could put into them In R st Lows . H9 41:1 650 Mllwaukt!e ~tl Sl Paul w Crt'! n lc pages of :1ctlon 1 Hmdtlon, c 4 1 1 3 fl 0 fln oUt.llelde1· out of 1\ tlliul th e ij;am 1• h tu; all contJ lbtlt ect trc Dame a ud naliOlul.l champion- dressing room bc!on• the KRmt 1New Y111 k. aJ 56 :i\11 there Ia l\ tilory of Ute pitch~r UlatiCIJlnt.:J, rf 4 1 4 :1 U 0 man or an old horse blanket, Jonn l $100,000 to chatlty ship wt•tc pructlcally :;ynonymo\lli Just au; goiters fell they had more ' Brookl)n 72 ti1 ~It! Kansas Cil} at Mlnn ~ ajlohs finally was brokf'~l when lt wus Masr•u, lb 4 0 I to 0 0 McG ra w of the N,ew York G!O.Jlt..:, I ~ wa:s oJiglnally booked !m f,vt•n so, the Wlidcat- lnsh games of a chance with Bobby Jone!S out chtcago "fl 69 .Jti7 NATiONAL I.E.t.GVI: carried to the well on" trip t.ooiM.cG ··cgcr, 2\J. 4 2 :0: 1 1 Ben cd noUce today h ~ would l 'I J!l- South Bend but when wesL 1·m con · l buw becuu•e mct-ea~lngl)' lmpor- for the field, so Wlll football team., 1• PitL~burah fi 4~56 ' 1 71 llliLOY, That was the case of Man-~ Boyl!l (fi.LVCI I · 3 1 2 1 0 0 hnue his nOble expel'im{'nl . j fe1 t•nce rules p1 ev1·nted a proposi!d tan~. tttll 11 now tbc nvRl:ry r~tnks land coaches approach a Roc~nc - 1Boo l-eu tiO 1 18 435 ag£r Flanagan, manager nf the fa- Rclnhal't, P ·· 3 0 I U U 0 McOraw played FrcddtL L.ud- !Shllt from D;.che ;-.tadlum, Evuns- wlll1 ~he uicle~L and mo:;t bitterly le»~S Notre Dame with le1111 fea1 1u I PhURdelphm 4. ' Do8ton at Sl LOUIS 60 18 35 ' Drooklm at Ctnclnnatl mous and until Thursday , Dvll'JI 'tm, U · 3 0 1 4 0 1 strom at second base In PJttt~bu:·gh t.ou to Soldier Fli":ld to hrlp the uu- to ut:ht In tht:; gnd1ron sect10n I their heart.ls Ulnclnnatl til 88 361 Piu lacteJ ... tla at Chicago. mdef ted Fl Fll evt~ng, I yeste1'day and U Hughie Clitz's .lore emplo)'ed lnst ::.cuson 1t was agrl't'd Not re Dame s !our horsemen trlBoth teams have fairly hard , 1 l '' 0 Nr w York at Pi ttsburgh ea anagan en; Tclnls .. . ... 30 H 17 :lol tl 4 a 1111 continues that· way, Lmd:-;t 1nm to chang e Lhc scene or this yea 1·;; umf)hed 111 1924 13 to 6 The next tune - up battles flCheduled the week i AMERICAN LEAGUE 1will be o. tlxt\lrc at •he encountc1 ftom the Hoosier city to at. South Bend, the Purple led preceding the big battle, NorthCl b Won Lost Pet I 1111 wr.s clu:.e, Twu huse h1t:; . 2- t«;.>l .. y, Uunovan Ke) stune In 1932 The cmcago's btl' slu.dtum. on the 10 w 0 at the half but !ost IS to I?. western taktne on Nebraska In t.he i6 , 1 .tMI: RlCA:"rll LEA.GUB 41 101 n ex ra. nn ng~;, the t.eam d id :)O, Boyl'r manager defied his crltiCl:! when h e bui'ls ot 11 ~Teater income from the Another one of Thlstl~thwa.lte s opening game, Oct.ober 3 aJld Notr r w h to 1 83 54 play b'ln. nearly up to its usual stand - ' 'lhrc.c ba5e h 1t.s· CJuinlhcr CmJUd tfi ld t 0 f L d 1 b JgcJ seatmg cupactty he re North l'lC\'Cih lusl by a score of 6-0 111\Dame playing 1\ state rhlll, ~, ·006 I Chicago at New York 811 lOg n .rd w~· · ' rna e an douh e er ou m - 1\ l'~tctn actvnncl'd ' the clmJitv · ' tun(! 11.126 nn d t·h l"lt · no mme ~:~:ames were dt a1.'R Th-· 80 :o.1 ;)93 Sl LouJ.S at Philadelphia. ' •-mao·kably · ......k a t thc· Ic r "'"" wltl gl"t • d ,.fina'...., on · New York stick as compan~d to then H~uall H 01 1e 1·un · McOtcgor st.ro~ an e now "'Pttpo~es blo l No~rc 'name':; llf'W s tadium h·t s hl'hcdul!'ti 1111 t 1J 1'1:!11 und Dlr.k nan- d1cat1ons or the strength and abH- Ckveland 70 6Il 5lfl 1 [)(otrolt at Boston heavy stickb-1work. Especially wo.~, :Stuien ba.se.- suvcn;.. ~ ~~~!.!?n :;ed~t~ ~~!~~ UJt.H~l·s .\ \ $:!10000 cnpncll.v wtth u scll-ot~t. 11•,\ was 11 t the helm Dick, now I ltv of lhe two elevem:. !Detroit :'17 80 416 ' _O_n_ly_ga~r_«_s_.- - - - - - - - thLs notlcea e whe n 1t LS considerE.lu -100 1·uns Engineers 6 FlleJ·, Ll d d ·h -· - -- · - - - - - - - - -- - · -ed that the Hve ball that bals more 5 ' n strom mtt.y o at t nt .. U( · · IUre a golf ball, was u,ed ar:d the I Luton bsst'S: Engineers a, Flwn:1 ferlng a broken b~ne In ljlts cpJl(laltiion showed th eir f•~ndmsp 4 dd 1e was p aymg his 11nstep, for this pill, clouting u 1e m ... nngcr Fhst base 011 errors FUeJs 2, first game yesteniny since Ju,l 9 1 pitcher to all Cdd:i cr lhe l icld to En~lnf'eu; 1. Hobbling around for ~lx ummgs. h E' the tune of 17 safe hits. Bat't' 011 ball5 by Flano."an 1; got away wltb two putouts am! In justice to the syracuse la(l ~. Rciuh11.rt 1. two nssli!tB, made one w1~d hea.V'' \ hown·er. It must. be concclled tha~ Str .•ck out by Jo' lannsan 2, b~ and marked up R hit. Cui Hubbell tht>Y were handicapped in n num-' Remhart l let the Pirn.tes down with four lnts ber or ways. First, they were Wild pitches: Flanagan 3. and the New . Yorke~ won. ti to~ : acetlstomed to using this type of -Blll Hallahan sened almosL puba.U which sailed high, wide and Score by innings . • feeL ball and thll St. Wuls CRt'dl handsome when hit fa1rly Second 1 2 3 4 5 t> 1 6 nals ma.intained th ~ lr &cvcn -g:tune the pitcher's box 15 several feet fur: F11ers lead ill Ute National ~ue as th ey th er from home plate than is used Run s 0 1 ii 1 .0 0 0 0 7 flipped BosLon. 7 to 3. Bottomle)• ln local J)li\y n11d third, the ba::;e::; Hlts . . . . . . . 0 2 4 2 0 0 o o & homered for tbc Qu'(b; are 15 feet closer thou Uw~;e in usc Opp't En ur:; 1 1 2 0 \1 () 0 0 4 CU¥ler and Hartne~l. with lour In local league play chmt.s each , captained the Cub~ 111 Not bcmg accust.cJmed to these Enciucers a batting barrage that downed t he differences, th:! Flier~ finally ~ur.Rm1 s ....... 1 0 0 3 I 0 2 1 & Phils 17 to 4 It was Lho Cubs llt st cumbcd m spite uf Ute fuct that Hit~ · · · · 3 2 1 4 :.1 1 2 I 17 win a.fter nine def~ak>. they lied the soore at one all in thtl Oppt' Errors .0 0 0 0 0 G !.! 0 2 Brooklyn was able t.o Heme onl)' Umpire~ McNo.m~c and lJufTy. cne nm otl 11 htl.s and Red Luea~ 8 ~cond innmg and were lcadmg, seven to one, at the end nf th.· and the C1ncy ~ds snatched It, u first half or th e fourth BROWN LOOKS li:OOU to 1 ! ' In lhc last of the fou 1th ho w~ George Earnshaw scm eel hb l!hh ever tho home lad:-; scon:U 'lhil'l.' Atlll.'ns, o., Sept. ~l~iNS-Fiu c- success. dcfe nL!ng St Luw:-; for tht' olie 'tn the filth and two Ill t h e ~cv- ing hea vy Jespo,lsibllity on tw::~ Athletics 6 lo 3 Go~;lln hiOnli'l'Ctl l enth to t1c th ~ scol'c at sewn ull :~..,.cutli~ who have not )<"t won let- Jor the Browns with two u 1. • which 1orccd ~he gnme mt.u an ex~ tLrs 11 , ioo tbal~ CQuoJ;l Dc.n Peden Hadley gave CleVt'lUud ~ l:t hll , ~b<>okletof24leavea tnt. frnmc. t.IJ. e gume havmg been u uf Ohio un~vfOrs:lty, today a.l- but sta~~:JM'rod to a 5 to a tld~Hn­ sevcn lnnmg affair by U.$1'<'emcnt tloun rcd that either Bo!) Willough- t.uge for W(l.Shin&;:Lon Afte• lhe fourth stanzu the Fller.s by uf Mt. SW!ling .or lla.rold Brown Sh-hlt hurling by 1' o m m Y attack succumbed entlrt>ly ~nd e\ioS- of Purkersburg, W. Va, will 00 Bridges returned Oetrmt 3 to 0 vicci1arette paper at: .. ' • tld &o. P w.~cr,uwt 11 .lll~ll r<:allh- "key men" " In his vontpltcatt.-'d tors over tb.c rudd&' Bo;,L Dl Boston lbg first bnfle in the last t our hm - footl'illl offense thJs ~. AlexRn4et· hometed ro1· thc_w~n ncrt.. to oadt IStuu:~·y, Graham Station B H 0 lnt.etc~t 0 w· 19th. R-" Brooklyn In Ei hth ju~tly B l ) under&t&nd I I be reapnnalhlc mlJ t-x one Jncornct, .buerUoa of ur ldverU81menL Brron ID ad.YeltiiCIDentl lbou)d be 'f$DI1ed 1'be publW•en wm lmnledlalel>', ~cuse : ~ t~e ~amc For Sa1e, MiK.- oo~~- , t~a.dy I ' Jl-~ I gum~ re~uilu 1 1 Giat~t.b' ~\',11' I ' f>iul~drlphla Ln-1 I f= I • • r.ot\ I ,. ' HOTEL COLUMBUS I I l!boi1 Bloi!U Nol'tb of MeQI• ll'lill Hall u1 Brvad Slreet, ODmer 10.. and Lolli 2,000 rollo Wall Paper, many lil'ht, faat pattenu about one half price. H. "M. Croaa Mu•ic Store, MiddJe.. 9-tf-31 port. - ZOO Fireproof Roomo 100 Roon1a al $1.00 Each. ..... prate Dl:l' - I • f'fte Street Parlklllr-Mo Jlmll ------- John W .Welch, II&Daftal of imported 1.\t\At. Dlnet.or ',-·. ~'littO, MABEL! ~EE, You 'iJI-\OUl'DN·- r 'SE C~YINf::, ON YOUR - WE:f>DINC. WHAI HA? HAPPENED? I'M NO"T MAR~IF.:D, C ASPEQ.! Ma,HER 'WOIJLON·I LET MC MARRY D'At.JNY! IH~l> "THI<;. LE'T'TER I C::,HE'5 OUISIDE 1"1 A IA);t! SHE'<:Jo I 8A('k' HOME' MU?THUQRY TMiii>E "'T~EY (.o! ~~·'"' ~.~~~.~;:·~.~~·3;:~~,;~;: N ' ATI_O_N~A·L FOOT tttc harder thl y BALL LEAGUE 0 p ENS SEPT 13TH• SPARTANS MEET FAST BROOKLYN OUTFIT ' ~;~~f,L~~~ <~~~~~s n~!lr~ ~~11! ~~~sh1t~ . seemed to seck the old a.pple. Flanagan was nicktld fo1 a clrcult clout wh.oh won th t 'go mt w>tlo nmw ..:ut In the rl!l,h}h a 5~ evcty hm1n u Ut:e to h1ts. The Fht•rs y k CiJca 0 Bears ut 1 •, r:e~ur{'d nearly ha lf a:-~ m11 n:y bluColumbus, 0 .. Sepl 11 - INs- New or · C' " 8Jooklyn Pm 1smou 11 u 1 •' 1(' g 0 glcs a."> tnetr opponents each n1 Fou1· of the t en clubs compnsmg Cardhtals', Cleveland 11.L Stapleton. eight men !lecountl11g for one bil , the Nultonal l~ootbll.ll League wl.l NOV 26-Nl'w York .l1 StaplPton; Star~Jpy's bt>mg n .donble and Uuu•- ~tnaugurat~ t he 1931 ;;cason on Swt · ' Green Dttv itL Phtlll.{lcipltht , Chithe! s 1\ t uple. 'I I' ll men wcr"' usrd day, Sept 13. The remRil1h13: cago Cardmll.ls ut Clucugo Bcurs by ca_ch leum, a rovm g out.fldd cJ teams wtll s wing Into ac.tmn a~ Nov. 29---PrQvidence nt New York; cr lnflcldm·, a s p t cfernd, b"'mg boon a.~ theJaseball season has Green Bay a~ Bl'Ooklyn; Chlcng1 used been ciDISed the park ~; where Bears at Porttmoutll , Phlhlcte\phlu Th; scormg was done a s follmVl:l . sev~ nl uf the grid gnmes are play~ at Stll.pleton Plie rs - Stanley und Mo01 e huct ed. Dec 1- 0recn Bay at Pnvldi'IICt' been tcthed in th e second wheu The race for the 1931 champio11- Dec. 5-Nt~w York at Ph lltult'IQulll!•lt ~ungled and weuL to second I ship Wlll,.. bc bt•ought to a close on phla Dec. 6-New York ut Brookon the left fl ' ldcr's errol', scol'irlg December 13. lyn; On~cu Bny at q.hicRgo Bears: when OUJHl ISiriKit'd In the third J Green Duy , which has v.cn t he Clevelancl ut Ports mouth Dec 13 Flanagan opened wt1h u. single, Stl- t1tle for Lhe pasL two yean; ha:; Oteen Bay ut POJl~;mouth vers wa.c; out ut tu1;t cu his t.ap t~ been conceded a good chrmcc of ---Ule oooond bascmau. Oulllther t 1ip- I 1cpcaltng a third tm1c by dopesters ·-lrd and scmL>d on Hl'msley's 1>1ngle or the professlonul Galnq. W1th WRESTLIJ\6G RESULTS Nessy flwd lo nght. field bu t the addlllon of new men , otnl:'l' j Stanley doubled Hemsley :;cortnt; teams In the league arc expected By JntLrn<ltiOnnl N-'\\':, S,•J \WI' Stnnlt•y scored ~~hen Moore's ~y : ~~ e f~~~~~~ ~=~~ ~~~~=~~~:~~~ a~~ At New y ,,k:-o3am l"illltl N1 w- 1 was d1upp['d 111 c•·n1 ·J after a mu;- ~ posslbly fmee the champiOns out of ark, ddEttll'd Ut :J t~;e Htl:s, \'ho;up in &tgnaJs bet l\·een left and cen - IJ.J.e Junnlng com1n ter fil!ldcr, the center fldd er tinnily Cle..,elltnd, aftel' an absence of H c.blc F 1cumm. New Y o 1 k dl'c.pplng the ball and th ~ n throw- tv.o years, has re-entered u 1 ~~ thre·J Anlly Zuh,l7.cll, Htt.•l •• d tng it ~o fat 9.\\ay that. Mome ran: teague and will play Us hom(• Guv rt\~C C:.tl:;a Hal~·. Uucw Va,1all the way home. th{' ouutelder be- ' games this fall In Lhe new $3,000,-~ ka 7.clcn.zmk, RuU"iu. ing charged wtth two mlsjJlays otJ IUOO Iakefr<mt stadlwn. __ - · _ _ the play. · The complete schedule of t11e In the 1vurth. Dunn walked ami le"Kue follows, FIGHT RESULTS Duckwc.rth Rlil~led Aftet Vuu u Wll.'i j Sept. 13- Brooklyn at. Pm tsfcrc :::d by Flanaga n. StJ\Cl S smglcd JtiOllth; Cleveland at. Green B:l..\' . Dv l lllcrnatlona l Nc wo.: ::: rv 1rt• r., 'h" lelt fii •ldel 1\tth the iSept. 20- Broot.t)'n at 01'ct!n Bay . to 'co '"" ~ " I" At NlW Yc J k ~To ny Gn n lOII Cl, Flicm last counter. jCieveland at Chicago Beau;, SepL New Ycl'k, worlll s lt.,; l•.w(l~h\ For the Enc:tnems, in the first 23--Chlcago Cardinal.!! e.t Port..s- l'harupk.t, defeated J a cl. tKJd! frame MeName~ opcn'3d \Hth a l!Jt, l mouth. Sept. 27- New York at Bcr~.:. :E.nglund rlS!. Shrlv~r smgled to 11~ht Out was cu~ Providence; Chicago Bears at E.€PnY Ml lt 3r, Callfmmn middown on Dunn's throw when he Green Bay. Sept JO~New YOlk: at --'ltw'lght, defeated ,Ja( k no·,l u ' ' Pot tsmouth " ' tried for two ba~c s. Rt.tlc1 also sm- 1 Oct 4--Ne"'' York at Green Ha)' berg Nrw York UH . lied, M;cNamec scoring, Husbmn PhUadelplua at Providence · Brook Ray MJIJcr, Chicago llqht\'.l'i[!.h· fanned but CrameJ· hit th ~ flrst ot l lyn at Stapleton. Oct. 7 ~hJVe- ' knoc ked cut JJmmy MLNflm,H ,t four blniles but Mason hit to ' land at Portsmouth. Oct 10--Pro- Nt w Ycrk cl I Mooro for an out at first IVIdence at Philadelphia. Oct. ll -- Ole Ncshdm, Nonvc(l"m tJ mi lt.J ::: - j In the fourth, Ctamer OIJCncd New York at Chtcas:o &:ars· Chi ~ weight dckat.ed BCJbty St JJ't', 1 with a smgle and Mason followed I cago Cardinals at Greed Bay'· Sta- BrOOklyn 4101 suit McGregor rcm.:h e!d first when pleton at Brooklyn Ot.'t. l~PhilAt BoBlon- I!;rnle SLhsa f. Br .• b n he tureed Mason, Cranr~r taking adelphiA at Portsmouth \ heav) weight . knocked uu o H.,'lthird Boyer doubled, scor ing CutOct. Ig......,'itapleton at New York · bert!, New York t31 . mt.>r, ·McGregor takmll third, Rcln- 1Chicago Car~ahi atl Chlca~ At Wilmlnglon, l.X l -- To:m;w hart popped to Stanley but Dono- . Bears; Portsmopth at Brookl,yn; RlM, Wum.Jnil.olt muidl c \\ ~l]l;ht (,~-~ van doublet! to score McGregor a.nd 1 Philadelphia at Oreen Bay , Cleve- :ealed Ed Danny IJ<"vlm, Alk.l· Boyc1 McNamee fouled to Moor~ 1iand lit \ Provldence Oct. 24--Provl town, Pa., HOI ln ihc filth with one out Rut;,cr ! dcmce Rt Chicago Cardinals . oct. At Pitl..!lburl!h-racklc W1 l: Jll ; sln~~;led buL w'ns for<:cd by Hush1on,: 25-Brooklyu lit New York; Ports. Pltt!iburgh bR.lltamv.rdgli t deft :.11 · ·: 1 Crame; lrlnlcd him 1.t1 lo the rc&ts ~ mouth al. Stapleton; Phlllidelphla Marty Oold, Phlltul r. Jphm lfll tering station but was JelL \\'ht::n at Chloaio Be~s; Providence at At Tiverton. R I - Tom ll u n!:J Milson roll ~ d to Moore. 1Green Bay. Oct. 31- Port.smouth \'~ tew n hmvyw clghl c:cl :: 1' ,i . I the sr'' " !h M c N.un ~r t.m~:uti Rt PhlllldClpbia. Eantc, Pl:tuij'al, !12J. ~ Ehrl;c~· ;\, 1.;; ~~ [e v.hr u hl:, 1 Nov 1-Por~uth at New York At Chlcago--OOvum f .H . p : ::: d r was f.urnbl~ by Qwllen : Pro\'ldence at Stapleton; Oreen fh.r: t .llX, A ll~. lri,li L I '"'• '\' [j!l ~l un e ~ ... d both advanced Bat lit Chicago Bears, ChJcqo ddcutci Chuck Uu;r.r. T ' ·: ... 4101 · M:.lc talct~g · cco .. tlist when hf' Cardinals at Brooklyn. Nov. 7~ M!d!!r Lulzlm Ne·,•, C rlcnll', I 1 ~ Ruttcl ~ ou\.• , When Hus ,10,1 Chicago CardlnaJs at Philadelphia. tom.,..•.·lgllt and ,Jcc Fmt, tapp ~d to t!mS .. ~ M Nov. B-PhUa.del.Jthla tat New York· drew 6 · 1>/as thrOWn or1t at fi!'t;t by ' oore, Stapleton at Green Bay; Ports~ --·----·---'--McNan\ee scored and Shriver :"'1th mouth at Chlcagp Beat!i · Brooklyn Ule tyl.n~ P.!'1. rn.~ !4: ~1,rd. tQttlllen at Providence; ¢hlcago' ca~IQ.tLls ·,, . . Qld .~··~ . . ' ~~' M"o6~S' \Y.roi!, thTCw mto a.t-- CJ,eveJ.aD.d.~.NP;. U~ta».Ji!;ort at ' ,Tbe're Is "''lhlllll. lil' W mu!l"l' II«<• "IY lfl'ft tfclcl· In 11. v.iln atu mpt Lo _h .ead. ' Portsmouth ttfov. 'l~Bro,)Jtlyn at 8\111 . ' 8ll'ie!IIIKIS hlttl' lii'\I'IIIJil''t II oO: St1f1vcr 1md the ccnt ~ r Heidel aeara at Nsw York ; Phillu1,tphi<l fo11d that CCIII ho> nthlll'll r :1 lhl! tied t'he score Cramer thct J s\11 - at Broo~lyn; Green Bay at Ch1ca.- body nrnl uh~lll'ht•ll Jlu·w •:,:l 1 ll111 rted but- the Inning ended when , go Ql!rdlnals; Stp.pleton at Provi'- skin. It l!t>(!UJ!I l'luQel) rPln! ('!l to Mat>OJJ I(orccd him at second. ,dea.ce. ._ · ... -· · ... tile- ohl 11(1(~11'11111!1'1' lul'll~rul 1'111 ln the ::!lghth, Mc:Oreaor ca.ught l Nov. 21-cb.lcato Beor& at Phlla~ ]JlOyl'd h,t' s•nul~ !J,,,.,. llf mwt: a•r ee of !l'lan&ian a shaots where h<' delphta. Nov. 22-Green Bay at 1lnr.-Tfl lo>1l•1 lll:nJ... I ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Friday llnd Satllrdlly I Hear and !IH; FrtJderk Mareh. Cla•dtttll! Coolttert, Charllt Ruuk!\ and Glncer Ropn In "HONOR AMONG LOVERS Alao Comedy"Weak Sex" LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Friday and Saturday . Hear and aee; Marie Dreoaler and Noah Beery m "MIN AND BILL" Alao Comedy "Hi1h Gear" MAJESTIC THEATRE-PomcroY Saturday Hool Gibaon in "LONG, ~ONG TRAIL" Aloo Come y "Seeing Stan" ' j EllEN AT mE mEA'tRES Ij, tnth.lt:. • CENUINE •• 1 TILLIE, THE TOILER • Meaningless Words Wt"TH AL.L. HIS F"RI!"TTY .£iF'I!S!.C:HE6 WIIRI!. iTUST Pll"e"TT">' $Piie,C He S 1 fV\'1 STAR5 / I~At-4~HE- NO M4ti t t'ER ~CALL~, I'M our I I By RUSS WESTOVEIC ...---,.;_;..----1, 8UT """-' Wl!RE Al..l..• RIGKT" A . ~He'S CRYING HER.~5 OUT- 1~DER. YM<\T;, ~G NCM/~ITT"'Ff=~ MthiUTe. TOBACCO NOW I ., ! -- ' . al ,,' ' ' ' .. ,•• •• • "f .. ... .," 1 : 1 [. 1 Chittenden ~ ' · - lormerly8¢ II Your I ...• each NOW ••• 111\A+. cigarette paper-150 leatJeS to the book- 1 1' er thr!y sot and I ~UE9<'!> WE WON-"T "'Ee, ' M.A.8El.. Al:r... IW FOR A. LON(:, "TIM£! I MAYSE CMIC\('~"'*~HEArnED BU'T 1 CCIULOW.'i g,,AND IO '99 I Hm CR'( ! I~ t=At:;r, "'TtfE WA""' I FEEL oHI<;."'INU'TE CONS~N'T "10 I tached 0 I I I I .' ; I ' ' o! Genuine ."BULL" DUllHAM T""""' at !>I muked tlu! entra~ce ~V f.a"'er, Perci'..al S.lflU, Into the To~ For 14 yean hew~ ~~t£1it ·pf'll.JII American Tobacco Company. Thl' ine'4(. and popularity of ..\lLL D~~ were alwafl aubjech of sreat ~ .eit~lj;Otr TherefQi'e, "_;,. ~ly ~~ w ua w olfer this impo~t •vlnM """ ~~ f«! l!le J\ml;ncan pubUc at this time. !Jii,toe,,. I • - J, tjl f'q·. ~ i' , •.. '' ' • en.&.t.a...- · ... ,_. . ' I �7J AN a' .-· COL UYo>JS O ON TU[ co iJ ItIVI I ~~:. ':~~ ~~'o:,,~o;h~~ =~ II lng t he ra.eP:!I ""In be &S8ured COM1Nc W[[K Vnuoually Good Horse· raclDI Events Have Been ArTaneed I MANY DIV£RSIONS I j)n Tap; Variouo Exhi· bill To Be Judred By Competent Jud geo ot hur ~ l&~ WedJl('~ay CKttle &b eep on the etc and Thursday At t!le ven oelock the I gran:t JMlTBde ot ull st ock receiving premi ums will be prese n ted IH !roo' of th e gran!!! 11 tand fht> par 1de wtll be headed by th t~ band E'thlbitJI or the Uuys and gir l! membns or t..he :M:eJ&S C01m1.y Llv£stock Crop or Vq)etable Clubs wUJ be shown The&e exhibits will be Judied by a competent PtlTIIOn 'rom the Club Department or th u Wt!dnesdu ) lor Ohio ad In the Cla&lllfted columm of the Tl1bune In the Thur& daty edltJon and no BODner had the paper reacbed the street.ll untJI the loat article was brought to the 'I'rlbune om~ State Un verslty a nd one selected 1 rnet~t worthy by t ilt- 1Udge Will ~ u1H1 <leU a !re~ The .seventy thi rd an nua l MelliS trip t o the Q:,io Club Ct~nG t eti4 I I Novrn ber Also e xl J rbl t~ trom Cclunty hlr will upen nex t weE k members of lh" Fpc 1 and Clothing on fue&da' September 15 to con dub~ 11.ill be judg~d In the !Sllme ttnue for three du.y8 doeln11 Thu :; man nt r and one me m~1 Wl\1 bto daY This o.t~l homecommg ut nwarded the trip to the Ohio Club Con ~ re.'l s fair for Meraf county people Ot h rr e xhlb1~ will COl slst or bt.Wn In 18M o.n1 hll..s b~ n wo ol swine poultry grain fruits success Lhr o u~,;h VC!j:t'table.s conned goods culinary since nel rllf\\ ork a nd art Most ol the racing program has bee 1 uhlt ts will be see n In t h e Fluml L06t articles CAn be re trleved with ease throlll:h the claMitled. ~8 or tbe Trt bun, 118 the miU'Iy aa.tl&fted uaera ot thia medium haye declared mem~r and Ha ll with thf' premiums takPn starting pr o mpt!~ al 1 eath da y Wed nesdav s will con •lst or 2 30 Here i8 another ldea or the eft'ected reeulta obt.aJnl!i:i from the cia.ultled ad de partment of The Dal.ly Trl bune to Ita many uaen M1u Anna Yeager lo&t a brown hand bac conta.lnln1 i!KJme money and periiOllal ltelns some pla.ce along Main street She Inserted an th~;,r;:v::~~~~n~ 1 ~1ud~ng a~~~~= READERS NOTICE - BE 11. most sa t.is!ytna rac1ng p rogram complr-ted PRIDAY BEP'I'ZWBER ll lt31 Personals ~IUJl wHl conel!st of ~ 18 trot :1 2~ tn:Jt l 11 pace ~ami the m ilt' run I Already many iOOd rac lna hone! I 1 • • '1'1111 DAILY TRIBDn. POIIEIIO'l OBI:O FH•1 RToI':.~ :: "=~~ ,~~ . ~,' ,_j TF OH I O STAT[ NUS EUV HI GH ST AN D f 5T ~ AV • WEATHER FORECAST- If you Daily Tnbuae, call 238-L, If tbe Buoiaeoa Olice uk for 202-R. tau and oont.in\lffl warm LEASED WIRE OP I.NTiiRNJtTION AL FULL In Findin1 Proper Mat· erial To Replace De· parted Staro - Collings Crime Is 8aftling To Cops Caraway Sayo, In Speak 1111" Of Government Ezpenditureo --- News Flashes CAUSES CONCERN -·~-:--- Still Tryi.At To Cloae Deale For Wheat And ColtoD . dura& Capttal; Is Sweeping Gulfward R-,on. That Farmen R.efuoa To MaterialiJ Cut A.:Nace bv and 2!i cenl.r! while there w1ll t:e no adf11l!sJon charged durlna the eve Balloon ascemllons 11!11 be made niJ18' se!ISJon.s Bands \\Ill furnJsh ~>t Interva L<; dtn mg the alternoon rrlenty or music durinli the day Belize, Mf(bocany Port, Cap1tal Of Bnhoh Hondura La1d Waote By Cyclone, Every Bu1ldml"ln City Damaced To Some Extent - Tlt.UN &ILLS TWO Bridpport 0 Sept 12 - INS- men were lr.Ul~ and 11. thlrc. was criUcallJ Injured at Bla lne h.ere today when they 11 ere struck by a Olevela.nd bl: und AT LEAST 200 LIVES ARE LOST J.l~-" Property Damase Eohmated At $2,()()9,000, Soldoen 01g Trencheo To Accomodate Bod1e1 Of Storm VIctims To Prevent Dtsease Spread se na:er train Ton)' l..cw;:h•lch 36 and John WUJ110n t2 were ldUed alll\Otit I.H st.antly Oe<JJ"Ie Bendt!r 48 '11.'¥8 probably fatally Injured 1 be mt: 1 hatd been .tilttlnc ou tht~ raHtoaJ track It wu u1d Two UotW.~ cf alleaed moonshine liquor \\" 1 f(;Und beside Lhe bodles ~ Hy Intt!rnatwnal Ne\\~ St>nlee Mes1co C1ty 1 Sept 12 -INS---S•r John Burdon, •overftor of Bntuh Honduras, today eat•mated that 400 persona loat the•r hves 10 the NlVTILtiS Rt..TURNING Sept 12- lMB----Tbe l SMJial subm1ulnt. Nsuulw uud r wmnu.ndo(et Hut:'ll Wllkn => wa.s un hu Wll)l W.~k to Norwin j Iron Epltzbt-rij:CII today It WM .ttatld In tt•l exchonae tekog1aph 1 dispatch The Nautilus lclt Lon~ Ytul City her ~atie vr operallun.s mt.o the Antle sh JrLI)' bef(ll lllldlll I t London • •Dr' I ., • ootmb'J pleel tz ~ Paul Federoff Ia - - .... c:a•thc tM c..rtn.a •L .. 'r- - - be lliddeo. Ia. the ..... Jl...a ...... wbo ea.true.ted ... ......_ to Pederofl' la Rania, re- OIL I'RICI: BAIS£1!\ PilU.burgb Sept 12-tNB---F 1r Iller cnoouna:em~nt to thf Pe11 nsyiViuda Ohh> oil fields w~t.,. sounded today with UU.l IUUlOunce Bnc'•ncl, '- abducted and .-.nlid,UR£Uudoua to Monlr.Jiilver .. M •widle, Ilia friend, Jim Wyn ~ ta taln National _.._,..d;lced west fot7l'.lto<- ._.... to Wpter be imprlsone4 at aa-unver and !. a:aa titer• at ...... :to ... S..-.u a .,... . 4..,.r;hm • - ....... bl • tbo .......... Hoorioc ~ ...-. widUa tbe .bo\M, be ltetla ..... attac:W ..lla downatall'l ilaaJ' a.,.., d•• ,.~ $4.75 COiliCioas- I()Und! flf Evideatly the• th1s could not lie tbat ~ of last n1ght Thoqh lals cloUded memory could not recall it:l.uch about at,. why he had sone "ere or eve11 ils 11ame he d1d r6 ~ber va!liJ_ely that 1t had stood far ck froa the road 'l'ben he betame sware of a long and not alternonn 1 Wynter 1111. d ht.\1 vo I! snm clc I t! •n >iU I t red but 1t h~ld a boi~arn of burno,r !'lease come m it114-faaluOMd b e 11 r o p e ha.l)gtng The door open~d wad~r aad t. tJm ~It the pretty chmtz patterned p1thc1 C VOICit &IIOke D1d I hear yon call? How do ~Pat* •• the head of h1s bed, It woulfl be •ntere,tmg to know who you f~el now you are awake? We ~~ld c:ome1 to anstJr•u ltlese per have bern so anx10u1 about you Mr j*JaQIJ quest10n1 for h1m 1E he were Wynter ' If her vmce was attractive, its !o puA .... bel~ WJUW made an effort to read~ owner, who at any rate knew has .. a hand for lt but a name was not a httle attractiVe t~ +.a'dea wave of dihmeu made h•m H11 Khma: tued eye~ took m an IIJipressloD. of • tall ~raceful gul ~~ bade With a wmcmlf j:ruan wath a ma$t, uf soh ha•r too palt for gold aboye •• oval face st Wluch IIIMilDBRED most men would ha•e stol('n a l AM ~uat then he u~mr-4 to see the second glance MOI"e than pretty +;lot' be1og pushed Jooitly 111Jl n He Wynte r thouJo:ht becsu5e there was ~ ~khmg It as 1t opn1ed w1der daaradcr In t! e I e~ of the mouth .....era•g who would ccrne m and the t It of the rath,.r detornuned 1,A eJ,rrs lla'ure wu framed m the dun-a month touched by ~ httle . , _ .&oo,Way- jl IJirl he h01.d never sympathetiC nmle 1~ ~he • • ~d •eu ia h11 Ide bdore tow trd h1m m the subdued t of • face of the g1rl who stood the room ~ ~ the doorway was utt~rly Oh I r~hal~ he all rlght sOOn 1 .~&0&11' to ]1m Wyn1er lr.avmtf hun expoct thanks Yt'ry mu~ just at jlll without a clue lo lht 6~;. bewilder the moment my head s !JtnA' hke ... surroundanga on wh1cb h e hild a pnma donna top aot e and all-~biaeyes but that 8 hardly llurfln~t g • e ~~t the mere creak of that open my las.t reoollcct10n I ' of p1tchmg ~ 4ok bad Leen enough to qu ~:kt n down half a dozen s taus .~nt meMory m the weanly . . . . . . .. JIUDd a sw1ft V1v1d remem IN THlt DARK f1l ho• 1n the pr.nlou8 ditrk Even yet With the ~ound of hrr , . . house h1s footatep1 had vocco; jm1 Wynter found 11 d1ftiwlt reste4 "Y the e;ourid of a eud to shake off that old JRs1stcnt 1ense opened door how he had of dr nn.-hk~ unreahty--Onlv that . ."lng' hold1ng J!UI ltrealh nQ ones h.-ad ever ached 111 a dream \IIRI wbo would come coOt u h11 WOL8 ach1ng proof that thts •oor-but certamiy an fantastic adventure wa1 sober facL "'Rut I m hopeles J>Iy m the dark u --TW midnight adYcnture at Monk ;a~ to "I rc 1 am or how I came In a flaah tbOl<e vague ehmve her~" he adrlr-d I know 1 mu11t of men)Ory had fu sed mto a hAve fall en mto very kmd hands of all that had happen~d before course-but that s about all I de h~atua ol co lSCIOUsnen know • miad cryl!taklur ttow Yes, I suppose It must he a ltnle !":"'~ lODe from Katltarme Far puzzhng • she &aid e:ymroatlll~tlully to llOftk!IIYer • • had "You arc In my 11tepfathcr 1 hou1e f erolil"" .r-:t • -0< Eureklt. $1 31i $1 'TO South BU<k abte way the llnted g1a~au he Wore beh1nd wh1ch one had tho: It nt of a pa1r of kernly .~ra11111 cyeH atren1thened that 1hlprcoss.1on II 11 u h~ bent to speak to tha m:.n m tile bed hi• Engl11h wa• per(cct So yo11 are awake al llu1t Mr Wynter-and not feehng too !(rand 1 ~e~pect? Vaslly puz:de I too no ,.l) 'I and ofllce worken situation lll expected to be howevs- ))finding A ugUBt tax col J<[!l•e' Dr Erner;t H Cltlerrlngt<m Gamer of Bryw.1 John H Marion B C BallbJ;IIPr MaDIIfteld Jud8e Prank o1 Wllmlngton Pot!& ot LVna E Dow Banc:toft UrbiUta Mrs W H C Goode Sidney Ralph Dugsdake of 'JD I tContlnued on pqe three Doctor and Mrs William H Mead ol dqubt to find younelf m strang ~ ~rrouQdmp ' 1~1d a ple a~anl ''tndly votce •ccompamed by a ~: 1le that ~eemed 10 ratl ate a't mal g d humor Or perhaps my d,iu!Jhter Helen tt;.11 Ut•lamecJ ? \1 1.1 ? Vfell you were brought lu·re ~e t..yeen thti hoon.af I and 2 tlus mornln_ll WI y tn me' Oh becallU 1 happen to be .a mtd1cal m~o~u I Jo p pqse 1 can tl mk of no bther rtt~,.nn You had sustaaned U'l mjury to your h<ad-apparently only shp;ht 1 am alad kl &ay-and on top of that you MEN'S SWEATER COATS A Better Knit Jacket Relnfo,«t.d lland rrona rh6ulder to ah. .lderk.eeps 'h111 Sweater in 111 orl(inal shape -Double knitted a.rm plts Insure areal« wear-Sin S8 te 46-t.:olltrs-'Na.v,. Dark Oxford. Blown Heather GeneraJ Weather had b~en drugsed-Drua:g d? echoed Wynter n surprl&e 'Good Lordol 1 do setm tq have made a night of 11! Oh, the symptoms Wfre unmiB t'\kable ' Dr Martell aa1d w~th • s~rulinr ahru!l .. A pretty atilt l o~e1 t~o •t.must have been Ytm ve &lept fi\Ore than twe1ve hours-well that 11 a~l to the good Y tfU we probably ij:Pt off the wont effects .. W1s h th11 spytt1ug head of mine knew that 1 retorttd Wynter fo'\lh a sm1le BOt the ~tie •a• a thA1hdt ach1evemen\ Hanhtlers poundinl' m l1:o bram more r.tentlusly than ever wtth the 4!fforl to exchanp pohtc Bnd bl&~. k- MEN'S OVERALLS Blue JUdie - s l - 3Z 1o tjt-E•&ra filii cattriple atltelled-made or heavy well"h& white llac:lr. W'Dil' denim-two lar1e hJp pocke&.--«<rlurllll" 1lde pocllet.s-bib poclke&.-hatnmer IOOP-fBie poclle& Jackeb to maklh for -~ade Just P oo-Bo,. • OVERALL8- Uke the mllD&--flil.es 4 to 16 yeare 69c lin "'-jot ~ow that tbe 811.vtd It till Dr ------ , SALE- Davia hU 811111'*1 to hts belt erevtee and per- ~tctent Lelarlx one of Fr&.~jj premier a.Jtmeu and two companions were teared to have been killed todB) ~ht:1 the plane In which they werG attempting a non stop night i om Paris to Tokyo cro.shed ncar Ufa In the Ural t.fow1ta.ins Two bottles wer ~ found near the cnab reports from Ufa said Lebllx s companklllll were Ma1 lll!l ~t and Rene Mesmln The trio bopped off from Paris ycstc day Jrl911llnl ftytng the plane Hv phen n a lllngle-motored craft AVIATRIX HA~ CLOSE (.:ALL DetJ olt Sept 13--INB-AmeUs Earh;~rt Putnarn noted Nriatalx and lirst womau tu n.v the Atlan tic had a narrow e.seape from death or serious InJury tooay when her nutot;lro crashed whHe land tg ~~ret.he Mlr.hl&an State fair ground ~ New York Sept 12- INs-No rr lief was promised New York and vicinity today rrom the heat wave Lower temperatures were ! oreC:ll'it earl)' next week. Six ~rsons were overcome her" on Friday when the mercury cllmo ed to 95 making It the hottest da y •·-· I for 1931 and setting a new all um., A ~ Inv 'I P of th" p....., wa8 1onl record tor September 11 oft' I the crash Spectators d~J&lur nte entire Atlantic seaboard w f'd t~at only MrK Putnam 5 ~eve1 gripped by thl' heat with a me~ handling of the plane pre-vented ll cury reading ot 103 report~!<! a1 cricU!I accident Chtlrleston W Va I ol "Biaelteard" S,ara To Haag Murderer ol lcall;r I AVlATOBS IN CRASH &ept 12- INB--JOIIepb N01'ED MIND iEADi:R DEAD W~lte Plain& N Y 8ept 12-INB-Funeral services will be hekl here Sunday for Eva Fay for mo.ny years noted os a mlud 1eade ()h the vuudevllle ~Stage Mu Fay was n years old Bh!:! died on Friday from t ljurles 8Uatalned In an automobile eonvets•t!On with hu host Dr Martell noddecl IJmpaihet Oh lll1ink we might manare to rio ~ametlm!l for tltat Don t talk or worry but Just he qwelly IIU 1 come back ' JlrD Wyftte:r was (!tad to \et hit throbb1111 head faN back on the p1l lows and do1c 1111 eyea Dr Martell went from the room, to return ia a at Staines-Dr Martell few mmnte.1 wdb a 1118• f.U. of '"''"'" g\imp1e of the br It wu a name quitt 6tran~ to somethina &rk colore4 ud ••r41y Wynter mTitml' loo'«•l of • Stameal Bat 1 wula Ric ond ~ Wy11ter n••.ed M111.ae1f Ja hed with •~ ~ the last I remember How on earth I• Pfl!lnlul effort. h~lpcd by the 1irF1 rate, unl1lie that ntlht did 1 come here ? ' " supiort1n1 arm, 1114 dr. .k tiM: ca Ibis opcnma door had Alrnoet aa the feverl que1rt1on ten11 n. w.th an enemy broke from h1m ar.othe iiru«~ ap. Somcfhlnr wkh MOrt tltM a trick wilD. a&.er, her fanrt tap peared 1n the doorway bthirld her it, whatever it w• Jt •emed W opened it wry Here u my stepfath~," the 11r1 u fter;r.,. ud peppe:r .. has palate of d•l.llrblel' Wr uld aa he piped It dowa. ill ,__,. &~Jeep. Klueed Dr Marten .,., • ..;tdlt: aid 1maklnr htm ..., lor .,..... 1'00111. 10 aect sp-. with a 1hort pomted btard, who I .. Now Jut Ue ""'" t. a ........, 1~ tllOI"e like • foreitner two. 11 r 11 .,.... • rMJh'rw•• !g ~ illlelirra. .. .c r • ' , &) .. .o B to Pearl Pratt. and there Is Just on hand tor payment • Ruthmd V1erbome of Lan~t J: McKim aud Mrt. C C of Olnchmatl Jo.mes A and J E Kinney ot Co M E Rathburn ol Ironton 0 Sept.. ~ regularly pay day coUDtY but there will t«<ay for county road road fund 18 overdrawn ~ ' transit were LAWRitNCE CAN't PAY hrtalDfld ~w OVet"looked a busy -~· $180 New Era Seen In Aviation Circles t~ Ohio conferen«t another meetlog also rl~dt"d their delegates.. They wl1l acemnpPPY the mlnlsterlal delQGtCl'l j~r&~ to .Atlantic CJty Oelepte~> chosen by ttte laymen \rafk from Otltslde, as tbough th e _, by a hill ncane \\ hll h de\ u ~tated Bel- of Dayton ~t..heCRAPTEilstoleXVII room homele H ~ or Toledo NOW GO ON leto rendered """ ~ -"'·-- h,ke proportlOft " "It 11 1mpo111ble to tell the exact dama.ea," the gcvemor tald an a Wireless meua1e Intercepted here With at lea~t 200 person" meludmg ome ~mer1cans. believed dead a ~;Jmllar numbe1 llliUred and thommndt:i purchasing agency of the Si:lu~h Ptmn OJ! compauy Under the new prlces today the tollo\\lng pr!Ct!ll pel ban-e! wUJ ub .. who ... I* life •'lin& dleaafrom a mt>b 0.. a concert violiaUt, abe has *-' ptnury by aA In . . . . Jner .... ,........ and sa1d the number of wounded would "be •n mt:nt or u geuerpl 15-cent per bl.r IZe capital nf Erltbh Hondm a~ thrt:'l storm~ of cycloniC rei prlte boost bJ; the Jot~eph Beep mtemut}' were Rweepm~ to\\atd the(_ ull of Mexico today .... QIIIIPib heaudful K.athtr1ne Fat . . S.WC hurnca'116 which wrecked that c:.1ty on Thursday, I ~ flrD-. R• '· The u.rder. . . 6llld the l'ftiiS, which ....,_ flobthd-- of ... ~ to tke R:a&JM•• prince and Ton1ado Devas~ates WHEU CRISIS roo SERVICE NlllWS .. BY BOARD BATTYN TROUBLED I ~C h tonllht Sunday Select your New Dreooeo fr<m~ theoe Pnze Group.-They JD· elude the neweot otyleo-the neweot matenalo--the beat colora-and c;omplete rang~ of oiZeo--Hundredo to oelect from- procr am and the midway will bt: crowded with plenty or v~n~lcm.s tcr the many who are expee\t!d to at tend The admltiSJon price dur lng the afternoon will be 50 cents . Ohio and Wet1t Vlriinla-Of!nera.Uy waDt the Newa O&ice of The JAR CROCKS Half Oalllm W Twelve Gallon SIRS. ~ BRifAIJ-f - <Continued from PBtlll!! one-) • I Klo'a. Dtslrle* SMperlatelldenl or thr. Ohio Dlstrk!t of the Central German ConfereDCtl will be In Pomero, den In a voice charged with emo tlon ended hat peroration In Houae Ot'me the wt~rld aplnst us Eng llLnd yet shall sta.nd' n1 addition to the laMrlte on- SDdaJ 11bd reQaHU lbl! prealaU~:ht a.go..tnst the proposals which ~e~aee or the olllclal Hom.rd were dellgned to meet estlmat.erl budret defteltft or S.15'J 600,000 for 1 ud lltftllbera or the BtttbaD7 the present 1Jsc:8J year and $826 1 Melhodlat Eplatlopal ebbftb at JIJO 000 for the ~ar eru;Ung Apr11 1933 the bulk or the crttlc:lAm carne tile sandaJ from school teatheni theatre owne-ra brtlwen and tobaceollia~ All 1 Will be bard bU by the new re .tormL I ... Boy.. Wool SUpover Swute~"~o-oealld Nlor sUpoven In siRe 28 te 38BOY'fl COAT SWEATERS t.o l•venlle Sllpo•r Swtraten-t.ll siHI ,.._ It st--.Girh Sllp&ver · snak;n-Girh Coat Sweatera. Gallo• Jan 7c 1 Gallon JUII tOe I OaUOD Jan tile 27c 44c: 3 Oalloo JIU'I 5 Oalln. Jan 8 Gallo• Jan lt lllllo• Jan • GalloJI .... C..lr.a I Galen Milk CIIIM!b I Qaut Beuhh 54c $1.39 tOe 22c 22c Cleveland Sept 12 -INB-Struok on the head by a Ure tool when the tire he waa repe.trine exploded sudden1y Oi!bert. A Donahue brother or Nonna.n J Lorain city treasurer died In Char 36 ex-oonvlct who Chicago Sept 1% - INS- If temperature reaches DO todav as < predicted It will set a new Sep Author1t1ea Aaawenq Riot !ember beat N!COrd for Cbh:agoCall F1nd Bullet .Ridnve eonseeutlve days or top degree Pareat ...,. loa .t\11rara Obatlaate Aa Toatb -th" 1 N B.> In Sept.. liltl! hospital here t.oday an attempted robtery an east bang blm exclaimed Donahue died after beinl aJive s1de l.peake&~y last nlaht. were at I rattier or Harm only a few hOUn oo hla 23rd birth ruteJ by detectives here Drenth wbo under the allu of Ilia)' Be WBII to have celebrated hla Twol of Oebwata Hally Powers murdered flve per23rcl mUeatone today who the m west V1fllniB when t.be '11le accident occurred In front of whan Import ot hill sons •trooltSea an eut lkle fre11ht depot la.lt and he to him DIRht He apparenUy dbioovered a sJup were ha.d Just unbJtehed a tam of :ftat Ure on hla car and when he att pol(co said a hay rack oo wblch tempted to llx lt tbe ttre e'Xpiod· The speakeasy operator who 23 miW. from 11. ed pollee 9ll.id \dlea(tPCal1!d after the lhootdn&' be bad been plow• Tbe ,outh. who W&B roomtnc 1n J ftred. the lbota whieh killed Oc:hwat week Olelelancl whUe employed, wll.h an and wOWKled two ot hlll OOhlPBII of t.he WeA Vlrlbda ~ ~ trucktni ftrm planned to JOJII pollee believed A ...reb wu a abort atoeldly bldlt atw medlcal tchool tl1il t&lL jlit.Uile'hK for Ult man Wlt.b. dOM cropped ahiD. • Liquor Found In • Deserted House the by wbkkera and a kindly filet! wU much upset when told of hia 8011 :J. deeds The neWII of the mur1af'fi ....., broken to him by his s6rt In law Everet Schroeclt=r wUh whom he Uves 1'be son·ln law ~fumed at flrat to have the elderly man mt.enlewtd but later he aBk ed U .,t the Nport.er leave the fum unttt the horae& were put up and be bad a cbanoe to talk with his rn~·ln-law alorle Wben the reporter returned for "n Interview with the eon·ln•la• as i:l.terpreter the elderly ~th wu o.:Bim ll1d. oomPQIIIHI He ot!Md bl the lanpap of abe HqllaUder &o 1et a picture Of hlll 10n rrom hill room Be bi'OUII\t a. larp llpla prl!a: of the murderA- taken at lng of a calf The elder Drenth sgaln abobt tt. ap ot 20 The reaemb lane9 to published pictures was at tht> pre&& plcture.li of h1s 10 a11d his vtcUma aud wltn ttst ~ m~f:~t. Aid rontemptuous ly 'NrOulh hla aon·lh·la.W the eld cLenched fhe wn et Dte~tll. eal4 he had tried In ha~g him hang him every ptulbl!! way to brltlG up hl8 In law lrepl the newa of the son s toy In the rlaht way but that murt:!rr1 trom the old man out ( f from Infancy he diaplayed ob- aymp 1thy He pnlsed the Indus stlnacy At thft qe of three h .. trlou~neM of the aged man nild hill wouln lie on the ftoor and klck eooct chuacter He so.lt1 Jr.! arl5e5 ever all tbe furniture In the room each mornln1 at f jO o clock a.nd Jfe ltt'manded htA way about every lioefl about hla work Notlc ot the people uvund here thing the elder Drenth ~xplalned sddtng that at one time 'l.hcn they had connecU!d Wilko Drenth or the Behroeder family wltn Hamt wren rarminl toa;et.ber he was ob Drenth the murderer up to late • to N!IU'Iy 11tral)sle the BOD to yestel'daY when International News u:ep blm from gret.Uns the best or service yerlflld the rela.Uomhlp btm. lD an arpment oftr the feed.· dled H...,.. Yesterdays hl11hest recotdlnK wa& 91 before a lake bN!eze COOl" d l he dty All sta~s east of tbe Mlss1:lslpp1 rtur endw'ed record breakmg heats government re~rts .showed and not much ch"ffce fm cooler weath er ovs- the ~k. end wa.s seen by \locather foreeuten Eaton 0 mysterlouBI Sept l2 -IN&--A at. New Y bullet-riddled house Paris 12 miles frdm bere today led authorities to lnevsUgaU! posslbUity tb&t the place may ve been used a.s a cache tor stol· --..ble - un ty o ml:eflll rUShed to rn: .... ha, ......... I Detroit Bepti'2--INB-An un the howre laat night lnl amwer too e•pected beat wave which sen a riot call They found the murt.llo temperature~ boumbla up to Q5 ture perforated with bullelB Insad• degree• to shatter & 58-year reconl Ithey d!J;coyered '15 gallons of aUea today had caW!ed the deaths of sl;c eel moonshlnll' liquor and 40 ba.rrelt persons here More than ». SCOh: of maah have collap.&l!d from the heat and 1 Two women round at the pla.c:e are In h011ptta18 [were held by offtc:en Char&:t-s Will No reUef wu in Billlt with the be placed apJuat them today U. weather rorecaK rea.dina senera.ll.i was said � 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. 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