http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f55570dcf66614e0126b7b4e9d2ca90f.pdf 25774dcb21821c6404d82ad7987dde69 PDF Text Text • sr 7JA 'lD DAILY TRIBUMJ: POMI:BOY 01110 PRIDAY BEPTEKBER 20 1931 cho w I il n1 liiJld the Pte&l h upon the text ou dE:bts as we rorg ve ""' FOUST RUN M.. ~ CHURCH 1 00 p m Sunday school V• non Nftl8e Bupt. 2 00 p m Serv ce ot worship REAUTY a the subJect t1 the Lefiou Sennon n all Churchn ot Chrlet Sc entist,. for Sunday S.p.....be• 27 • The Blltte se ~tiona nclude the State Route Number Completed Accordmg To Announcement BETIIA.Nl' M. E CHURCH Glena L. Tennell, Mlnlater 9 5 a m Sunday IIChOOI Ben Neu z ng Bupt Inte esting c a~s !or all ages 0 15 11 m Morning service oi worSh p An hem by c}lp r Morn ng med tat on Tl e Promise ol The F'tthe 1 00 p m Even ng serv ct! of worsh p Mut~ c by the Male Qua tette Theme tor Tholl&'ht Keep Ycurselves the Love or God Wednesday eve lng at 1 00 p m lle chol wll mee for p act ce MIDDLEPORT "PR.I:SB~TERJAN C!HURCH Dr T Boyd Gay Pu.&or !ollo1tmg from Jude ( 1 24,25) !\ow unto h m that 18 able to kftp 'ou from falhng and to present 7ou faultleu before the presence c1 Babb:tth School 9 u M Or'"· I h a ~lory with eJI:Ceed nr joy Sup To the only Wile God aur Saviour Cl ureh lO 30 Subject He S,w be gloey and majesty dom n1011 Man •nd poweJ' both now and ever C E: Jr 2 30 The Leuon Sermon aleo ndudel C E: Senior 6 SO the follow Rtf pa1sage1 trorn tM Evtnii'Ig BerV ct! 1 3Q Chr atin Sc ence textbook Sef.o Wh11. Do I Owe God enc:e an.d Health w1tb Key to th• M d week p ayer Wed 1 30 Scr pture&. by Mary Baker Eddy CONVI:NTION AT PORTL&ND Tl~ Sunday schools of Lebaoo Townsh p are plannlns a con e on to be he d a the Port.la.nd M E C urcl on Sunday Sept 21 1931 It s to be an al day meet lng o.nd everyone 1.6 to bring a bask t d nner There w 1 be good :;peakers thi! aftern;;;.( Every one welcome "'All that really ex at a JS tbe d~vine Jl ncl and 1t1!1 dea and lb th 1 Mind the ent l'e be ng a found hal"o moruoua and t-ternal The atraight and narrow way s to see and aek oowledge th1s tad yield to this power and follow the leadinga at truth" (p 1&1) ~-- ... a READERS NOTICE-If you want the Newa Office of The Daily Trtbuae call 238 L 1f the Bua1ne11 Ollice aok for 202 R Chrhltlan Stienee Churehes BIG CELEBRATION rr OH I O ST ATI!: II USE' HI H G; T AND I Trt C L J.,! .J ===,.,..--....,"""""" FULL VoL. VI-No 13 " BROTHERHOOD To: DEM~NO rRO~R~M TO HElr J~BlE~~ l'nl Jl IIOWM ITll Ui11 LEASED WIRE .. WEATHER FORECAST.,..,. Oh o and We&t Vir1lnia Ji'3 r aDd toniBh Sunday fair • OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ft CUitWI U POMEROY OHIO SUNDAY SEP'H MilER 27 1931 • Atlantic DEPRESSION HAS REACHED ITS On Iowa Lost m 1 LIMIT, YALE ~CONOMIST SAYS t'ltHJI!:-l!UNllA Y 5 I.'ENl'l:l CPT& War ''Front" WETS ALWAYS DAR~EST OV[H lH!ON VOl JIEFORE DAWN 12 ch Stde Gtveo Vera.., Regardmg Reoolu bons Passed Wtll Go B•fore Congress For Re1 tcf Of Theor 350 CCO Men CHARGES MADE i~ WHO NEED AID Ely Thorough Survey Of Con d1hona 0 Otp Scoffed At By Wet• Wtl&on Scored For Statemettt Now Bema Made Amcng Men B ~tJD ORWJ IN CONTRO,ERSY 1 p, o£eaaot' Fatcher After Thorouab Analya11 of Cond1t10n of Country aDd World, S.yt Tread of Bua• nett It Upward SAYS • eaqU:r EVER!!!TI' DOYINO INS 2G ••• Here's comforting rehef wtthout "dosing " Just rub on V!!.H Act na: ' nve t n t a t>o eve e hv d h r. for ma y cf h 5 350 000 Joblt' members dw ng h€ c:om ng w n lhc m road b o he hoods w I go b o e contt es: n Decem~ cle l'!land a d tl.n ~ program to rmp oyment r l.,!ef I tc n Ne~ Se v c~ ea ned toda A nt.e e I g and thorough :1. vest e-aunn of actual cond lion among unemplo)'ed a oaders of he no. ion ts be ng cc du ted at ~ p e t me prepa. a ory o d a" ng up the nna temt of the p o fi n.n to be Ia. d b fore 1 e next lei s at e seSI! on t was revt'll. ed by D B Robtr so p es de nt of t Brothe hood of Railroad Firemen nnd Ehg nemen 'Th romp eted by mo h he u end w e of Athens Strike Is Not Yet Settlei On Pe1p1ng. Mukden Line DupoaJl•on of Trouble Ma)' be ua Handa of Oh1o Portion of Traek Retnov Governor t:d Caua.ea Crash iJ next w They re OfferOd at 10% Leoo by tbe Cartoo. Ninety Children InJured In • Ex-Sheriff Pen By 19 Cents Soldiers or pr Wi.laon Britten R dcllbera c tnsult to •ear he unlfornputs h m In a laS5 u: th B16hop Jam ~ cannon Jr anutlle wbofJe' or u or.able zeRI I ta o of ~ mP'JN'Ible law ha.e put h m into at ona disrepute n lion wh~ D Car~oaa Conta•n•n• S1z 60-50-40 or 215- Watt Lampo Only .08 SOCIF.TV MEETS .l1l feu Xeter Reeder Uo•t Tbh S.nkt Wllea He Calle. TRAINMAN DIES IN WRECK Qil Shlpmeat ~ ' I' Ionia Mtch Sept 26 -INS-one man was II: lied four pP.rsons \\e -e and 1:2 t)a&Sengera escapctl njury today when a Per ra rood tra.hi wa.s de near here Carl BloomqlUAt was death and t~ flren an James Oomber 11 De n the Edmore ------ - -- -·------ --------- - - DELIVERED FREE - --- - -- -- - - - - - -CHESTER I 8 fOCKS SLIGHTLY LOWF.R Ordar a Cuton by Phone Today 1108 r' 81Pd <Contlnuea on pap U\n!el Woman Refuses To Testify In Case II Sa:r- H... Life Worth Nptb Coats ' \ lor P C Bauman CHIROPODUIT OfPortamO.U..Oh.._ Will lie at Dr Shuaakert. offtce. 8atudaJ In Today. . _... Sept I8&IL I a. ta. to 7 .. • ud s...u,. 8eP'o n 117 appota.t troftl, T&UTINO AU. AILMBNTII POOT -- "'I >f She Tqld About -· LANcASTER PROSPERS Lancaster 0 Sept 26-lNEBha.klniJ oft' the depression the shoe lnCIW!ItrY ln La.ncutet has re turned t.o the evel of 1928 it was declared here today by omctals of the H o OOdman Co A total of 1600 workers are now employed In the Lancaster factcr ea and the daJly produc lon has reaehed 12 000 pairs oftlclalll Rllld The production ls slightly abovfl normal New York Sep 21!---INB-Indu tr al t.tocks WE're can ed 1 to 1v, t y lower price le Is nr the clo c of a dull and quiet we k end 11 !c£ l'lday Tile pub c ul llty stock:> and the railri were the kade s In u :U11t hour rally but tlle )ad;. of ou side l:lUYI.nR demand was epparea t n the lut period decl nes m a nwu ber of the speculative leaders Gandhi Promises To Help Workers Colhqa Cnme go W1th Hun �' ~ !.J!if.!iJlo,llU '.!!!Doll~' l. , . , . ~ ~ .... 4P' If ~ ' "'f-" fUbllllll<l II IDd ~ !111!114 "l\llllp liA""' Gil """' ,....,... .......,, p ~- !llO!MtO !1114 • !olton or._ molter,,. »>OOlqllqp 111tr ~ I' !Ill 11!1- lip l!iiU' -llloufll 1101 " - " " ' to 1111 ~ ~ Jollon,.....,. -~ ...,... ......... W!tl ........... &lid- 1n Ibm· ·~~~•~qv.•!R~q~•·~..-.~~~o~g~~~~~,------- " r:x .,, _., .. • Getting Him rr-."rly Classed I ~- CJiftOO. I 'bl"l £111\1:.1< &LO~<i I~ F,oot..\ 01'. i14t. I Wes t 1'-I b" \.JU um (8 ~ Mrs Helen T Rua&ell teacher o. Morning Star spent the weelt end with her mother Mrs P'IUlllie Pt•n ch!JM r and MI... Bumner Works and !-m Geo o1 Columbus wet11 week nd gue&tl!l of the latter'~> parents Mr and Mrs Ta) lor Burng!trnt'lr M :Jt:>tty Johnson of Hunttn 1 toon was a week end IUI'tit or ll~r s str Mrs Taylor Bums~orner Mr B.nd Mrs J ohn Busse I and childr of Fo t Wayne Ind 3pcnt the past. week with the latter 11 po.r wero maFtled Mo~ p.ijbt and enl.5 Mr and Mrs Wm Shell they reeetnd an old ta.sl 11. ~eo t 1 M ss Eloilse Bumgarner spent ~h~ Jng Jce cream fwd cake were served w~k end w th her par:.mts Mr to bout 100 pe pie p a d Mrs Thomas Bumpmer M ano Mn nay 01 ve R cl M s ~ae Fowler and Mn; Roy nrd Gunner and Ka. ill r e ~ Br!a all Mer rit t were 1 Pomeroy recenlJy By U 8 Weather Bureau Columbus of McDonald tipen tile ~k e U Mr nnd Mrs Wm Sprouse loUd The b&rometrlc depret~t~lon tb.l\t wlth K"tle Ollver famlly of North pt Pleasant vl.sit covered the upper Ml681ulppl val Pearl Smith who Is emplo) ed a cd Mr and Mrs Robert Nobles ley yesterday morni.QI 1J now cen Fet uylvBllia 5 via t ~,; l s v. U Sunday \ tered over the lower lake reli'Jn Roy P1<:kens has retu1 t d to r. Ml s Betty Da• I! visit ng 1 cr Its pDIIsa~ thence was att.c wcJ by work at BteubenviUe aftc a t daughter Mrs Ora Ctrde of Ocnnel general and tn many plact-s heavy wtth relatives here I Hill r&inH 1n Indiana and Oh o and Wreath& L-ell!hi a d Rot c t Rcu n ... - - - - light to moderate rll.ins over tbe of BaJem spent Monday tovenlng C~nn OF THANKS oake reg on and 1 ght. scattered w th Mr and Mrs Fred Lew!., Ul over the northeast. The Mrs W II Rice nad t.l! n l.s r I rai high that dominated tho! nor n tun" or falling and d sloca ~ g her npp west spread rapidly south an 1 ea t ho tlder IJC1 bring ng fair cooler weather to the Mrn S ell" W11 Lkins of Alfred Is and pia ns stal.e5 and most of tw Mls Vlliitlrg Mrs Lavlcla Cartwright f1 c]c.<~ t 1sls.s ppl vaHe} I ght frost oc ur ng Cllford Rwsell returned to his ta h r as rar south as Nebra8ka Tl e •ky employment In Indiana He was ac Mr)! 0 H Ch lUers ]!a no\\ clearing over the Ohio val com.panied by Lulu H.u~ 1 a ct ana a y ley ~nd with the fu~er ~"~~r Hilda cn\ER' • •• , . . ... OffatllaU.. .,.... Cd .... '"' 11 Ted Weemt Oreh 11 ao Twee~ advance or the two pteesure areaa Rotan IIDd Rill Popular Dtulce JIB menUoned fair \\e&\her r ay tit expected tonlabt ~d sunday Orebe&tra W'rAM - Cleveland <:180 1010> wltb a Bltabt change to cooler 6 115 pm Bueb&ll Soorn e ao ve tcmilht netlan ~ble 7 Ci"llc Concert -'J' 30 The Blr(er Plui.e I Popular Provram 8 so Pop~ Nllht club 8 B A. Rolfe • Dllnoe- Orch 10 Little Jack Little 10 16 Jea&e Crow M ana Mtl Lea..er Joh nSD n an f ord 10 311 Medicine Show 10 4.5 nou ce the blrtb of a son born Lloyd Huntley'l Oreh 11 05 Mwl cal Bulletin Board 11 14 AUen Sunday Sept ao Mr and Uts. Cb.arlcs G I:Ji.IS a d Daley 11 80 Jao Garber a Orch HI J41dnt&Pt lllelodlea lJ 10 )fan 110ns or Hartford .5pf!nt the week nie Landen and Hill Popular Dance end with Mr and Mrs Thomas Kearns O.oh Dor.a Lewla &nd taw e 100 Harris ------- 1'011 tpp.J. I General Weather C.onditions 11471011AL -UI'I'P'I'IIIIfO -lllftA'fiYUDntne Tenney Oorpon.Uclll JftW yorr: an4 Obicrlfo I I ---- ~«.wollll'•s.t~A.J-..a....,._o.wt AN OttJ MANS TESTIMONY- I ha•e louj!ht a fight I h&.ve flmshed my course I have kept the Henceforth there 18 la1d up for me a crown of r1ghteoug.. ness -j! T1mothy 4 7 Middleport New. ~'tutu Con on omve4 PrtOar y.., .... Tt 1 V•• -.1' DJa "'-~ ~11 PROD .,S L ro, a """ nu wi th Mldileport relat1ve5 Mt Carmel tuaspital for the PfL't !!1eve11d weeb wu broucht w hLI l'lt m~ htre Saturday lu RawUDC£1 Mr and Cleorl:e t.he 11 aM Wec:lnN- Pry bf> - GHHHOUN1JS ~t ·~:·i:£~:!(1~~~ IN GAME PlAYED UNDER MISERABLE ~~:~!~~7~i'!] In some ways very pract.i o. l I belif've that while thPre n"f hum.ter ng In the Index m the Tne lay d~:> egs.tl:!s kno N the en r h can actual y do uoth ng but. exert. a ce t1 11. n moral a d splrUual n ct to fed the h u !PI' and help ' puo - -·---- PI l !i ERVISO VH t;TI\BLt.8 H, Beth e ODe) DELUGE". SOAKS FIELD AND SPECTATORS ---- Contest Become• R.ou.t In Second Half, Played Our ong Heavy Raon, V11otoro Were Completely Outclaared Never Had A! Chance ~ ~TfiJ]fd!/l'IJ../f; WB!lif" 11'1 5idne~ Warow1cL ~~~-~--~~~~~~<~~~ - READ THIS FIRST Katharine Farina of a Rllli$11D pnnce owner of the nuulng of atntriter fame and Try ns: to Federoff ta murdered at a vacant country houac,. Sevem 11 kidnaped and ':~t~g~,~:. untonsc ouL Hla aervan: .. murdered. Jun. Wynter fnend of Severn of Katharme mea to rescue ::v~: mJured and druased he ~· m the home of myatenoUII tell Recoverma. be taket J{,;,~,;;;hiol and haa fnenda Mr and Grayson to Severn a ;;.;;,;-;;~;;;;;I Bea:gar'a Coun There a vnls a concealed ataJrwar and locked door in the Nina of an cumt chapel The ttub of one of lhrtell a cipnta. lin on the stalllL S:~.nt Severn a lawJCr nddtaly / appean. Gallipolis Theatre NOW GOON Gallipolis, ObiD SUNDAY and MONDAY-SEPT 2'J' !I Nancy CarrQI - -m--- ' PERSONAL MAID" TIIUHSUAY and FRIDAY-OCT I 2 Claudette Colbert - -m-- "SECRETS OF A SECRETARY' ... n was re yq re out Sa1 t e possible ol Why do millions more people ride on Goodyear Tires? - - - ---·------------ New Improved GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER ~-Coni!YNI The laat whisper Ia Style, Mileage, Value. U major lrnprovemento1101 • cent UtNI r Latest Improved GOODYEAR PATHFINDER .Supntwltt Cord Tlru Let ua ohow you the finer q uallty that fOUQet becauoeGoodyear builds $ 5:~?. 75 19 (Jhf 50) (2814 ,) Other Ike• tn Protortlon Other size• Llfetlm- G~M~nmtftd .. . Our t::twn V11.utk!vlllc wapt ten $hO~ ·~ilf rr ot a JF r' M!t rid waa epar.an-' ertal::t v Ill)' UJie~r lillatr Ed Palr ... ,,,~. ~ In uance Adjuattr. -Whal SlllO per pall' equaUy Eow '705 • • • • • 7~· • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ··~ • • • • •• IUO • • • • • tUG • • • • • • • 12.00 • IUO • ....••• • • Isn't It because the people who buy tires, rather than those who 9ell them, defimtely have set• tied the quesdon as to whose tlree are the beet values I MILLIONS MORE tlree $s.ss AGED MAN PA88ES Lamard Plsber 77 years of age passed away P'rtday morning at !!.bout 10 o cloct at tht County home Funeral aervJcea were eon ducted Saturday at 4 p m with bur al In ch&r~e of Rawling6 at ihe home cemetery • • • • $.498 • 960 660 1090 U5 8.57 Ut lUO 11 '10 8.5f. Rlto\Vf DUTY TRUCII: TIRES IOd lkt • • • • • • • .1711 • ' • • • r.IO-M (lhfM) • • • • • • ...... (lld.tt) • ~ • • • • 191'5 lt.tS n as Small cars, biA cars-they all wear more Goodyear Tires than any other kind. The measure of value In a product may IIAXU• rately be puAed by Its volume of sale&. You owe It to yourself to know the reaeons why Goodyear Tires lead all othen 80 llreatly. We can show you I Martin lbersbacll Service Station POMEROY, OHIO Y ou • hOU¥ht tha ctu'llltianlt.J :t JKIT The Eplll(:()pa Chu rch summarize action along th U! )lne Brotherhood Continued from D&Ke of the worJ. as ana l}& s the pa68age o! rn'lre o ess a p p oprtate n•so utloll.l w U WUTHER CON- ~CORE IS ~~-~ ;,~~~1";.~:~~:~::~~;:,: ---- sen~ clo.l service YHlOW JlCKU~ Local Lacb Tt.ke Advantage Of Every Bret.lc Accord ed Them And Score T ouchdowna In Each Of Font Two Quarters Before Raon Begom In any 4 t NEMPLOYMENT A ocL!PrOUII e ement n .the Cnurch h.K ~ ~n car ried aw11.)" Df Arthur Coven who ha.t betn 1n Mra; ~~~==-=-=~-=-=::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::: Am~~~~ I son fJf Oolwnbua arrived ~ M" .• • �' ~ !.J!if.!iJlo,llU '.!!!Doll~' l. , . , . ~ ~ .... 4P' If ~ ' "'f-" fUbllllll<l II IDd ~ !111!114 "l\llllp liA""' Gil """' ,....,... .......,, p ~- !llO!MtO !1114 • !olton or._ molter,,. »>OOlqllqp 111tr ~ I' !Ill 11!1- lip l!iiU' -llloufll 1101 " - " " ' to 1111 ~ ~ Jollon,.....,. -~ ...,... ......... W!tl ........... &lid- 1n Ibm· ·~~~•~qv.•!R~q~•·~..-.~~~o~g~~~~~,------- " r:x .,, _., .. • Getting Him rr-."rly Classed I ~- CJiftOO. I 'bl"l £111\1:.1< &LO~<i I~ F,oot..\ 01'. i14t. I Wes t 1'-I b" \.JU um (8 ~ Mrs Helen T Rua&ell teacher o. Morning Star spent the weelt end with her mother Mrs P'IUlllie Pt•n ch!JM r and MI... Bumner Works and !-m Geo o1 Columbus wet11 week nd gue&tl!l of the latter'~> parents Mr and Mrs Ta) lor Burng!trnt'lr M :Jt:>tty Johnson of Hunttn 1 toon was a week end IUI'tit or ll~r s str Mrs Taylor Bums~orner Mr B.nd Mrs J ohn Busse I and childr of Fo t Wayne Ind 3pcnt the past. week with the latter 11 po.r wero maFtled Mo~ p.ijbt and enl.5 Mr and Mrs Wm Shell they reeetnd an old ta.sl 11. ~eo t 1 M ss Eloilse Bumgarner spent ~h~ Jng Jce cream fwd cake were served w~k end w th her par:.mts Mr to bout 100 pe pie p a d Mrs Thomas Bumpmer M ano Mn nay 01 ve R cl M s ~ae Fowler and Mn; Roy nrd Gunner and Ka. ill r e ~ Br!a all Mer rit t were 1 Pomeroy recenlJy By U 8 Weather Bureau Columbus of McDonald tipen tile ~k e U Mr nnd Mrs Wm Sprouse loUd The b&rometrlc depret~t~lon tb.l\t wlth K"tle Ollver famlly of North pt Pleasant vl.sit covered the upper Ml681ulppl val Pearl Smith who Is emplo) ed a cd Mr and Mrs Robert Nobles ley yesterday morni.QI 1J now cen Fet uylvBllia 5 via t ~,; l s v. U Sunday \ tered over the lower lake reli'Jn Roy P1<:kens has retu1 t d to r. Ml s Betty Da• I! visit ng 1 cr Its pDIIsa~ thence was att.c wcJ by work at BteubenviUe aftc a t daughter Mrs Ora Ctrde of Ocnnel general and tn many plact-s heavy wtth relatives here I Hill r&inH 1n Indiana and Oh o and Wreath& L-ell!hi a d Rot c t Rcu n ... - - - - light to moderate rll.ins over tbe of BaJem spent Monday tovenlng C~nn OF THANKS oake reg on and 1 ght. scattered w th Mr and Mrs Fred Lew!., Ul over the northeast. The Mrs W II Rice nad t.l! n l.s r I rai high that dominated tho! nor n tun" or falling and d sloca ~ g her npp west spread rapidly south an 1 ea t ho tlder IJC1 bring ng fair cooler weather to the Mrn S ell" W11 Lkins of Alfred Is and pia ns stal.e5 and most of tw Mls Vlliitlrg Mrs Lavlcla Cartwright f1 c]c.<~ t 1sls.s ppl vaHe} I ght frost oc ur ng Cllford Rwsell returned to his ta h r as rar south as Nebra8ka Tl e •ky employment In Indiana He was ac Mr)! 0 H Ch lUers ]!a no\\ clearing over the Ohio val com.panied by Lulu H.u~ 1 a ct ana a y ley ~nd with the fu~er ~"~~r Hilda cn\ER' • •• , . . ... OffatllaU.. .,.... Cd .... '"' 11 Ted Weemt Oreh 11 ao Twee~ advance or the two pteesure areaa Rotan IIDd Rill Popular Dtulce JIB menUoned fair \\e&\her r ay tit expected tonlabt ~d sunday Orebe&tra W'rAM - Cleveland <:180 1010> wltb a Bltabt change to cooler 6 115 pm Bueb&ll Soorn e ao ve tcmilht netlan ~ble 7 Ci"llc Concert -'J' 30 The Blr(er Plui.e I Popular Provram 8 so Pop~ Nllht club 8 B A. Rolfe • Dllnoe- Orch 10 Little Jack Little 10 16 Jea&e Crow M ana Mtl Lea..er Joh nSD n an f ord 10 311 Medicine Show 10 4.5 nou ce the blrtb of a son born Lloyd Huntley'l Oreh 11 05 Mwl cal Bulletin Board 11 14 AUen Sunday Sept ao Mr and Uts. Cb.arlcs G I:Ji.IS a d Daley 11 80 Jao Garber a Orch HI J41dnt&Pt lllelodlea lJ 10 )fan 110ns or Hartford .5pf!nt the week nie Landen and Hill Popular Dance end with Mr and Mrs Thomas Kearns O.oh Dor.a Lewla &nd taw e 100 Harris ------- 1'011 tpp.J. I General Weather C.onditions 11471011AL -UI'I'P'I'IIIIfO -lllftA'fiYUDntne Tenney Oorpon.Uclll JftW yorr: an4 Obicrlfo I I ---- ~«.wollll'•s.t~A.J-..a....,._o.wt AN OttJ MANS TESTIMONY- I ha•e louj!ht a fight I h&.ve flmshed my course I have kept the Henceforth there 18 la1d up for me a crown of r1ghteoug.. ness -j! T1mothy 4 7 Middleport New. ~'tutu Con on omve4 PrtOar y.., .... Tt 1 V•• -.1' DJa "'-~ ~11 PROD .,S L ro, a """ nu wi th Mldileport relat1ve5 Mt Carmel tuaspital for the PfL't !!1eve11d weeb wu broucht w hLI l'lt m~ htre Saturday lu RawUDC£1 Mr and Cleorl:e t.he 11 aM Wec:lnN- Pry bf> - GHHHOUN1JS ~t ·~:·i:£~:!(1~~~ IN GAME PlAYED UNDER MISERABLE ~~:~!~~7~i'!] In some ways very pract.i o. l I belif've that while thPre n"f hum.ter ng In the Index m the Tne lay d~:> egs.tl:!s kno N the en r h can actual y do uoth ng but. exert. a ce t1 11. n moral a d splrUual n ct to fed the h u !PI' and help ' puo - -·---- PI l !i ERVISO VH t;TI\BLt.8 H, Beth e ODe) DELUGE". SOAKS FIELD AND SPECTATORS ---- Contest Become• R.ou.t In Second Half, Played Our ong Heavy Raon, V11otoro Were Completely Outclaared Never Had A! Chance ~ ~TfiJ]fd!/l'IJ../f; WB!lif" 11'1 5idne~ Warow1cL ~~~-~--~~~~~~<~~~ - READ THIS FIRST Katharine Farina of a Rllli$11D pnnce owner of the nuulng of atntriter fame and Try ns: to Federoff ta murdered at a vacant country houac,. Sevem 11 kidnaped and ':~t~g~,~:. untonsc ouL Hla aervan: .. murdered. Jun. Wynter fnend of Severn of Katharme mea to rescue ::v~: mJured and druased he ~· m the home of myatenoUII tell Recoverma. be taket J{,;,~,;;;hiol and haa fnenda Mr and Grayson to Severn a ;;.;;,;-;;~;;;;;I Bea:gar'a Coun There a vnls a concealed ataJrwar and locked door in the Nina of an cumt chapel The ttub of one of lhrtell a cipnta. lin on the stalllL S:~.nt Severn a lawJCr nddtaly / appean. Gallipolis Theatre NOW GOON Gallipolis, ObiD SUNDAY and MONDAY-SEPT 2'J' !I Nancy CarrQI - -m--- ' PERSONAL MAID" TIIUHSUAY and FRIDAY-OCT I 2 Claudette Colbert - -m-- "SECRETS OF A SECRETARY' ... n was re yq re out Sa1 t e possible ol Why do millions more people ride on Goodyear Tires? - - - ---·------------ New Improved GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER ~-Coni!YNI The laat whisper Ia Style, Mileage, Value. U major lrnprovemento1101 • cent UtNI r Latest Improved GOODYEAR PATHFINDER .Supntwltt Cord Tlru Let ua ohow you the finer q uallty that fOUQet becauoeGoodyear builds $ 5:~?. 75 19 (Jhf 50) (2814 ,) Other Ike• tn Protortlon Other size• Llfetlm- G~M~nmtftd .. . Our t::twn V11.utk!vlllc wapt ten $hO~ ·~ilf rr ot a JF r' M!t rid waa epar.an-' ertal::t v Ill)' UJie~r lillatr Ed Palr ... ,,,~. ~ In uance Adjuattr. -Whal SlllO per pall' equaUy Eow '705 • • • • • 7~· • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ··~ • • • • •• IUO • • • • • tUG • • • • • • • 12.00 • IUO • ....••• • • Isn't It because the people who buy tires, rather than those who 9ell them, defimtely have set• tied the quesdon as to whose tlree are the beet values I MILLIONS MORE tlree $s.ss AGED MAN PA88ES Lamard Plsber 77 years of age passed away P'rtday morning at !!.bout 10 o cloct at tht County home Funeral aervJcea were eon ducted Saturday at 4 p m with bur al In ch&r~e of Rawling6 at ihe home cemetery • • • • $.498 • 960 660 1090 U5 8.57 Ut lUO 11 '10 8.5f. Rlto\Vf DUTY TRUCII: TIRES IOd lkt • • • • • • • .1711 • ' • • • r.IO-M (lhfM) • • • • • • ...... (lld.tt) • ~ • • • • 191'5 lt.tS n as Small cars, biA cars-they all wear more Goodyear Tires than any other kind. The measure of value In a product may IIAXU• rately be puAed by Its volume of sale&. You owe It to yourself to know the reaeons why Goodyear Tires lead all othen 80 llreatly. We can show you I Martin lbersbacll Service Station POMEROY, OHIO Y ou • hOU¥ht tha ctu'llltianlt.J :t JKIT The Eplll(:()pa Chu rch summarize action along th U! )lne Brotherhood Continued from D&Ke of the worJ. as ana l}& s the pa68age o! rn'lre o ess a p p oprtate n•so utloll.l w U WUTHER CON- ~CORE IS ~~-~ ;,~~~1";.~:~~:~::~~;:,: ---- sen~ clo.l service YHlOW JlCKU~ Local Lacb Tt.ke Advantage Of Every Bret.lc Accord ed Them And Score T ouchdowna In Each Of Font Two Quarters Before Raon Begom In any 4 t NEMPLOYMENT A ocL!PrOUII e ement n .the Cnurch h.K ~ ~n car ried aw11.)" Df Arthur Coven who ha.t betn 1n Mra; ~~~==-=-=~-=-=::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::: Am~~~~ I son fJf Oolwnbua arrived ~ M" .• • �I • • strMDAY, ' ron ~" apd 7 piG~> Fllah· der RJM]l, Pm'!eroJ Ohio. Rte :1 K)'t-tll Run t-27-St - Legion Hosts Gallipolis .... .... )lro. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1931 1'111: DAIL'f mmU!fll, POMI:ItO't, oll!o -!9fe:, menl BundaJ' with the la.ttein ~er, l'Uoio!i\1 .' '. Mra U&ry Prede$. - DaJtOD Hmt') l!pencer apent l!hmc.t-.Y h.Jint wlW. hil eou.. ai.DJ Elva lla.e Rup. , ~ and Jilil D. Q. apeb<..er, Little Kt. and Nn l•pent pbu. &lllfiP ...41 makt 1 lblt) t'.t. Henry .iJCDt'et and ftuuiiY W,.rtl Wood)'ard 8\m41Y dlnner cuests of £. W. Sund&J wltb Mt. and Mrs L M WOCICSHr4 an'd fiiJDUY Nir1reW Jeftll villte\1 Malton Bratton recently Nr and AI,.. Tom .OVQ and. 1011 J:&rl vtat~ Ur. V\d J,fn M. A. Cliue !tunuy afternoon Pnnou, &be youopat d1Uihl4' Qf .Ur and Mn t.. M Wood.r:~rd II Qulte poorly. 1'rPI Ute tht. (, pt) .t"c. ,.. lilY "(J Hili d .. Holter t.nd ramuy Mr. and Mra II 0. Crandall, daUiht.er Vtflinla and Cllft'ord Me Dolt lllrol 1111'. and M:n.. Ira Aith· am~ ~ TQ)edo ~nt. $he week end. wltb triend8 and relatiVes o1 thll pla~ Mr-. John RUp an~ Yankees Defeat LAY da~bter ~VIto Jlap ~J~ent Monday with Jln. b. 0 Spencer. .IIJ ------ ,,....,..,.....,............_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'t l ~ulh• tuertkml tor prklt an ' AT TilE THF..ATRM By Winnin11 Double-head· 118l ( er Yanlu Can Clinch ' IJ\In~r-Up Place • ELEcTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY, TODAY Elanor Boardman and Pa\11 Lucas in e -·,. "WOMEN LOVE ONCE" The .torr of • rlrl who foi'!IOOII. lniii'J' to live In a 3-room flat. Aloo Comedy "F earin11 Nothin1" LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY For Sale. Miac.- Marion Davies and Ralph F orbeo in ''THE BACHELOR FATHER" FOR SALE Rert b Ule iDost talkerd of plctllft of U1e year. It's r tho & ~0)\'11 riot. >f al· •f reha-;e By JDf~lY MURPin' l who unor· ert!hl, ehtr,.,w. '""''" I ltEAD THIS FIRIT X.thtnne Jl'ariftl, R\luian OWMr of tbe of 1\ of 1inlllll:r TmnJ Fedtrofl ,Crashing Into Sportlines . IY r PAAA()E. WIU.. • PUT Al.L OlHE~ ;' 5F'O~"T'S ' IN lt·U:: 1 300,000 IN A YEAR AW, ls£E 1 1'1> LIKE 1'1l 6fi:T 'IQL~ OF HE~~ 1M o.'IN4 TO FIND OUT IF MRS HOOFER HAl; 50t'IE NEW 4owNS THAT I HAVENT SEEN AND TILKA PROBA8LV tQUL!> TeLL MEl 0••• 300,000 1•0111 chOM th• Groolor :n.,,. '""'' Gtboonloll yoor .• bo1ood rooooolartueh populorllyl Toy hi lOll> ololl roo011 $1.50, $3, $1.50 ood $4 ... CinclnooH'o blnoll hotoi¥Oiuol C. C. SCHIFFELER • .. M~tt~P.I Olttcttf '· s.-Lw.• m.. 0111 'flll110llls..., ••• woadtthl•nn •lllcl w.. ' I LACE POl MAT20NS All T"'f'1 mgJodl llrt rr111Ud ~11.1 tlttrlud 111 11 ""J th1 ,stftr111 llrl talldt N ~ lorl Lace 1 ~ une of the kmdnt most versat 11e of v;u·atmn fpeurh It can &ene you so many rood turM Today'J n1odrl has one of the newest very short bmt d('(:p boleros, y,!u ch )UII w 111 nolt J.tiVe' an entirely different dTt~t to the moun frock Say for 111 ~ta nu• )OU choose broi\D lace ) ou v.li\ lht•u havP! a model y.Juch can he u~ttl hotl1 for after· noon and lf'H ung for day brown roses y, onlrt l,c a loH iy addtttou, fur even111K pmk ones Shoulrl)OU "ant the tlreu ~nt1rely for evenmp; cut the sk1rt fnll longa Over \\l\\te satm t\~l1ing d1UBCS women ate wt<~rlllt: tmy JIICktn of 1• 7 ~~ ll I - - -·-- -; If II U ba11J tMI Run Ia Gil Tlrut Patt1m1 Send \.5 w1h (rn s1ampi' or cotn) to r.~,hton BurealJ Wqte crr!fu!IY anrl pl :u nl~ 1 nur nam~ ap4 llll •clr drr u, the nnmher of th• p:t.Utrn and th,. ~he yn11 want Addru~ ~our letter tn the follow· - u•IH'• TIJD"N~ I•~A~IHP~ l ~4 ' f:•• • nru'• · 1jo.~lll N~ <I Is "' .. -_.,.c~:..-- ~- ,~('"" •'lllfil \II Ypm< CITf CEN''S lp c~t~ •nrillus ,Qlled vou 1~1· pultcrn h) rct.,rn mq:l. Pl~~sc ~1'\all at Qncc your PQrll\ pattcfn. No. 148~, •lzc-to !'~ffif , "' . . .. . . . Addielil ••... , · . • • • • • · • • · · · · ' • to Swap Punches "''J'J#It ••· 'jJ w•~ - .. . ..... ... . ... . .. . ..... on by w~o .vJ...: li!Jero ·-"""' 1 T• d Huslug will lldert.ake to ;:lr:;ciillc thlrlcm footbaU games uwr the WABC Columbia chain fl em September 25 kl D«lember 26 <" r P ,UI I MllW<J~Iklt I lU I 11 1 he ~;chcdule tor UU11 lndomltable ( i•ltl•> llt llld\nll,Jjx;ll,; to L llllllOim<:er 1.1:1 September 26--Army • l .1· p:.11l cJ dcub' r· ht•:HI 1 \" Ohio Northern at West Point. Ortobcr JO-Northweatem va No.. ~ •c Dame at ObiCi\IO, October lTN'\TICNJ\1, LI.AGUt; A• my vs HD.MIR!d at Weat Point, L• me . ' l hldUkll October 24-Yale va Army at Ne\\ , Haven October 31- Illlnoia vs Al\JERICA.N LEI\GVE • Nm thwtJStern at Evanston NovemP l rlH"lr>Jphi t 7 H1 ~~ II 1 ber 7- No.vy w Ohio Statr at CoN1 1 Yell, 6 Wt lit:_.( 111 J Tun•bu5 NovembCI 11---Umve!sUy (; l:l ol.: l l rt LUll!" liUUJ ci PltU~burgh vs A1my at- Pittti c •• \ ~ llll ~dllJul~d bura:h, November 21--Bouthen1 OalUorma vs Notre D•me at Chi· ) G~MES TOI)/\Y CBIO, Novem~r 26---Univcrsity 01 A '\If Rlf'I\N PF;SO('JI\lWN Pcnmylvanlo VJJ Cornell at Phil&· I , C1 J IWI::UH at lnnli.illt\pDl ~ delphia Novembei 23-whlch one I q n gnm s1 of lhlce games undecided Decem 1 Tole-to nl L:.ulsv. !lc· her 5-Pcnn vs Navy at Philadel · S P.ml •• ~ Mii1Ul'f:l' pbm lli-Boulhern Calllornta vs fll n r ' WH~ at !~ " il"«li C1ty Oeorgta at• Los Angelefl. Oecembe1 :\1,'\ffON,U L~AL1 J 1!: 26---Gt!orgia. Tech vs California at Atl11nta N ·~ Yn1" ~ B w~·Jyn " P' lbcielpll t •.at BJ,t:m St l.ouls l C'n ~ ~> o.l BundaJr Septemoer J3 will mark. P 15b u gh :1t Cblc9.go the firat of a aenes of services tn AMERICAN LEACUE Oolumbta s 'Church of the Atr WHI1om OA.rdinal O'Connell, ArchC!w·a~o at St Louis bishop of BOlton and ranking pre· De!roJt at Clevelalld of the Roman Catholic Church Wa~htngt o n ut New 'i01k ln the United 8tatea, the Rll:ht B J~ton at Plnlad~lphln. AMERlCAN US JCit\TION ' ' 1 dv P Lomt• Ill K ' ·~ l tv II Mum IIJ..Uil~ , 1--'--' - - -- - lmely and rll.sler Itt ke~p adtust•d It 11 ,nJrfor '"'"'"''''' Jtllttlry. • • • tar.e tim k1111l n1 bnght lace Clunese red or J&de Is upeetally 11111 ,., , ~f '· ~ bu' .,... ..., .,. .., "' "' "' •e I by (ch')'i " I - - -----, p., thau a dn.ped •carf Tim fl4lltr• N•. 'HU tnlltld m llCII 16 10 lD ~~~ . ,. ,, Get a Pattern of This Paris Style Ill'lLi..Ho.;, 1 Hl', ·1 uiL.Li~ L By EVA A. TINGEY 1 514ADE AIEXi MO,\I'!'H: DtsMngulshed .spea.~:ers Will be hea.td In a IS(lrlea Of twenty Sunda-' Dd r1l broll.dcast, bealnnlng October 4 !)() St l OUb undu t.he llU6plces of the 13entlnel~ r.luc. I!U ot the Mbld!Hc, a patrtot.Lc non00 partisan Qrpillzatlon=med 'to NATIONAL l.EAGUtl! malnt4Jn .&tie , 1\l.Qd.tmen PJJncL. liltlorl " Club won Lofir Pd plea of the A~ Founded In lin2 IU UM bume ol St I ouis 97 54 INtw Yt J, 87 64 570 Cbarlea 8. f'lil!rcb\!!1, 6e0retary "! the TloeiLinry in the Cleveland cabl Ch1 :.~g'' 82 iO Rlf.ll' !y11 'HI 73 511 net the firs~ wa.s Loult A ~iJdRe or Maaacllusotts •• and the presenl F tt•1.t.1gh 75 77 chief executive Is Alexander Lin· Fl ll,h!CIJ.clJi,l 65 87 coin of Boston The addri!Sil wtll '1 st1 II (i3 8!) be at 1 30 p m (E8TJ over an ChJ•umall 59 93 NBC-WJZ Dl.!lWork \'ESTUl.DAY'S RESULTK n "that .e&:10n unn¥ • • • Be• famo by �I • • strMDAY, ' ron ~" apd 7 piG~> Fllah· der RJM]l, Pm'!eroJ Ohio. Rte :1 K)'t-tll Run t-27-St - Legion Hosts Gallipolis .... .... )lro. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1931 1'111: DAIL'f mmU!fll, POMI:ItO't, oll!o -!9fe:, menl BundaJ' with the la.ttein ~er, l'Uoio!i\1 .' '. Mra U&ry Prede$. - DaJtOD Hmt') l!pencer apent l!hmc.t-.Y h.Jint wlW. hil eou.. ai.DJ Elva lla.e Rup. , ~ and Jilil D. Q. apeb<..er, Little Kt. and Nn l•pent pbu. &lllfiP ...41 makt 1 lblt) t'.t. Henry .iJCDt'et and ftuuiiY W,.rtl Wood)'ard 8\m41Y dlnner cuests of £. W. Sund&J wltb Mt. and Mrs L M WOCICSHr4 an'd fiiJDUY Nir1reW Jeftll villte\1 Malton Bratton recently Nr and AI,.. Tom .OVQ and. 1011 J:&rl vtat~ Ur. V\d J,fn M. A. Cliue !tunuy afternoon Pnnou, &be youopat d1Uihl4' Qf .Ur and Mn t.. M Wood.r:~rd II Qulte poorly. 1'rPI Ute tht. (, pt) .t"c. ,.. lilY "(J Hili d .. Holter t.nd ramuy Mr. and Mra II 0. Crandall, daUiht.er Vtflinla and Cllft'ord Me Dolt lllrol 1111'. and M:n.. Ira Aith· am~ ~ TQ)edo ~nt. $he week end. wltb triend8 and relatiVes o1 thll pla~ Mr-. John RUp an~ Yankees Defeat LAY da~bter ~VIto Jlap ~J~ent Monday with Jln. b. 0 Spencer. .IIJ ------ ,,....,..,.....,............_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'t l ~ulh• tuertkml tor prklt an ' AT TilE THF..ATRM By Winnin11 Double-head· 118l ( er Yanlu Can Clinch ' IJ\In~r-Up Place • ELEcTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY, TODAY Elanor Boardman and Pa\11 Lucas in e -·,. "WOMEN LOVE ONCE" The .torr of • rlrl who foi'!IOOII. lniii'J' to live In a 3-room flat. Aloo Comedy "F earin11 Nothin1" LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY For Sale. Miac.- Marion Davies and Ralph F orbeo in ''THE BACHELOR FATHER" FOR SALE Rert b Ule iDost talkerd of plctllft of U1e year. It's r tho & ~0)\'11 riot. >f al· •f reha-;e By JDf~lY MURPin' l who unor· ert!hl, ehtr,.,w. '""''" I ltEAD THIS FIRIT X.thtnne Jl'ariftl, R\luian OWMr of tbe of 1\ of 1inlllll:r TmnJ Fedtrofl ,Crashing Into Sportlines . IY r PAAA()E. WIU.. • PUT Al.L OlHE~ ;' 5F'O~"T'S ' IN lt·U:: 1 300,000 IN A YEAR AW, ls£E 1 1'1> LIKE 1'1l 6fi:T 'IQL~ OF HE~~ 1M o.'IN4 TO FIND OUT IF MRS HOOFER HAl; 50t'IE NEW 4owNS THAT I HAVENT SEEN AND TILKA PROBA8LV tQUL!> TeLL MEl 0••• 300,000 1•0111 chOM th• Groolor :n.,,. '""'' Gtboonloll yoor .• bo1ood rooooolartueh populorllyl Toy hi lOll> ololl roo011 $1.50, $3, $1.50 ood $4 ... CinclnooH'o blnoll hotoi¥Oiuol C. C. SCHIFFELER • .. M~tt~P.I Olttcttf '· s.-Lw.• m.. 0111 'flll110llls..., ••• woadtthl•nn •lllcl w.. ' I LACE POl MAT20NS All T"'f'1 mgJodl llrt rr111Ud ~11.1 tlttrlud 111 11 ""J th1 ,stftr111 llrl talldt N ~ lorl Lace 1 ~ une of the kmdnt most versat 11e of v;u·atmn fpeurh It can &ene you so many rood turM Today'J n1odrl has one of the newest very short bmt d('(:p boleros, y,!u ch )UII w 111 nolt J.tiVe' an entirely different dTt~t to the moun frock Say for 111 ~ta nu• )OU choose broi\D lace ) ou v.li\ lht•u havP! a model y.Juch can he u~ttl hotl1 for after· noon and lf'H ung for day brown roses y, onlrt l,c a loH iy addtttou, fur even111K pmk ones Shoulrl)OU "ant the tlreu ~nt1rely for evenmp; cut the sk1rt fnll longa Over \\l\\te satm t\~l1ing d1UBCS women ate wt<~rlllt: tmy JIICktn of 1• 7 ~~ ll I - - -·-- -; If II U ba11J tMI Run Ia Gil Tlrut Patt1m1 Send \.5 w1h (rn s1ampi' or cotn) to r.~,hton BurealJ Wqte crr!fu!IY anrl pl :u nl~ 1 nur nam~ ap4 llll •clr drr u, the nnmher of th• p:t.Utrn and th,. ~he yn11 want Addru~ ~our letter tn the follow· - u•IH'• TIJD"N~ I•~A~IHP~ l ~4 ' f:•• • nru'• · 1jo.~lll N~ <I Is "' .. -_.,.c~:..-- ~- ,~('"" •'lllfil \II Ypm< CITf CEN''S lp c~t~ •nrillus ,Qlled vou 1~1· pultcrn h) rct.,rn mq:l. Pl~~sc ~1'\all at Qncc your PQrll\ pattcfn. No. 148~, •lzc-to !'~ffif , "' . . .. . . . Addielil ••... , · . • • • • • · • • · · · · ' • to Swap Punches "''J'J#It ••· 'jJ w•~ - .. . ..... ... . ... . .. . ..... on by w~o .vJ...: li!Jero ·-"""' 1 T• d Huslug will lldert.ake to ;:lr:;ciillc thlrlcm footbaU games uwr the WABC Columbia chain fl em September 25 kl D«lember 26 <" r P ,UI I MllW<J~Iklt I lU I 11 1 he ~;chcdule tor UU11 lndomltable ( i•ltl•> llt llld\nll,Jjx;ll,; to L llllllOim<:er 1.1:1 September 26--Army • l .1· p:.11l cJ dcub' r· ht•:HI 1 \" Ohio Northern at West Point. Ortobcr JO-Northweatem va No.. ~ •c Dame at ObiCi\IO, October lTN'\TICNJ\1, LI.AGUt; A• my vs HD.MIR!d at Weat Point, L• me . ' l hldUkll October 24-Yale va Army at Ne\\ , Haven October 31- Illlnoia vs Al\JERICA.N LEI\GVE • Nm thwtJStern at Evanston NovemP l rlH"lr>Jphi t 7 H1 ~~ II 1 ber 7- No.vy w Ohio Statr at CoN1 1 Yell, 6 Wt lit:_.( 111 J Tun•bu5 NovembCI 11---Umve!sUy (; l:l ol.: l l rt LUll!" liUUJ ci PltU~burgh vs A1my at- Pittti c •• \ ~ llll ~dllJul~d bura:h, November 21--Bouthen1 OalUorma vs Notre D•me at Chi· ) G~MES TOI)/\Y CBIO, Novem~r 26---Univcrsity 01 A '\If Rlf'I\N PF;SO('JI\lWN Pcnmylvanlo VJJ Cornell at Phil&· I , C1 J IWI::UH at lnnli.illt\pDl ~ delphia Novembei 23-whlch one I q n gnm s1 of lhlce games undecided Decem 1 Tole-to nl L:.ulsv. !lc· her 5-Pcnn vs Navy at Philadel · S P.ml •• ~ Mii1Ul'f:l' pbm lli-Boulhern Calllornta vs fll n r ' WH~ at !~ " il"«li C1ty Oeorgta at• Los Angelefl. Oecembe1 :\1,'\ffON,U L~AL1 J 1!: 26---Gt!orgia. Tech vs California at Atl11nta N ·~ Yn1" ~ B w~·Jyn " P' lbcielpll t •.at BJ,t:m St l.ouls l C'n ~ ~> o.l BundaJr Septemoer J3 will mark. P 15b u gh :1t Cblc9.go the firat of a aenes of services tn AMERICAN LEACUE Oolumbta s 'Church of the Atr WHI1om OA.rdinal O'Connell, ArchC!w·a~o at St Louis bishop of BOlton and ranking pre· De!roJt at Clevelalld of the Roman Catholic Church Wa~htngt o n ut New 'i01k ln the United 8tatea, the Rll:ht B J~ton at Plnlad~lphln. AMERlCAN US JCit\TION ' ' 1 dv P Lomt• Ill K ' ·~ l tv II Mum IIJ..Uil~ , 1--'--' - - -- - lmely and rll.sler Itt ke~p adtust•d It 11 ,nJrfor '"'"'"''''' Jtllttlry. • • • tar.e tim k1111l n1 bnght lace Clunese red or J&de Is upeetally 11111 ,., , ~f '· ~ bu' .,... ..., .,. .., "' "' "' •e I by (ch')'i " I - - -----, p., thau a dn.ped •carf Tim fl4lltr• N•. 'HU tnlltld m llCII 16 10 lD ~~~ . ,. ,, Get a Pattern of This Paris Style Ill'lLi..Ho.;, 1 Hl', ·1 uiL.Li~ L By EVA A. TINGEY 1 514ADE AIEXi MO,\I'!'H: DtsMngulshed .spea.~:ers Will be hea.td In a IS(lrlea Of twenty Sunda-' Dd r1l broll.dcast, bealnnlng October 4 !)() St l OUb undu t.he llU6plces of the 13entlnel~ r.luc. I!U ot the Mbld!Hc, a patrtot.Lc non00 partisan Qrpillzatlon=med 'to NATIONAL l.EAGUtl! malnt4Jn .&tie , 1\l.Qd.tmen PJJncL. liltlorl " Club won Lofir Pd plea of the A~ Founded In lin2 IU UM bume ol St I ouis 97 54 INtw Yt J, 87 64 570 Cbarlea 8. f'lil!rcb\!!1, 6e0retary "! the TloeiLinry in the Cleveland cabl Ch1 :.~g'' 82 iO Rlf.ll' !y11 'HI 73 511 net the firs~ wa.s Loult A ~iJdRe or Maaacllusotts •• and the presenl F tt•1.t.1gh 75 77 chief executive Is Alexander Lin· Fl ll,h!CIJ.clJi,l 65 87 coin of Boston The addri!Sil wtll '1 st1 II (i3 8!) be at 1 30 p m (E8TJ over an ChJ•umall 59 93 NBC-WJZ Dl.!lWork \'ESTUl.DAY'S RESULTK n "that .e&:10n unn¥ • • • Be• famo by �. .. ,.. - .. ... . -- . -----· .,.,. • ... ..........' ..... S w 0 SUNDAY, S!P'rmlBU 2'7, 1N1 Tllll DAILY miJIIlNE, POIDIIOY, OII1Q PAQKI!Ilt COMICS IN COLOR 10 dUSt ria •1 persoJ.IIti.D --1111'!1 1 Pearllly~~ell and an: Mt>~s. will lf!ave BatUlda.y t'Vmlng •evening. A largt' crowd was prNent. da y ror Columbi.L'l. where she will Dr. and Mr~. Ever"tt Whitestdc ew movinl into the Whaley Apart- lor a ro WaBhiniton, D. C. and 1&nd enjoyed Lnt:: eVtllllli enter Ohio unl,)'enl.\.)'. She lor PatSOt'.&, W Va , were vl$1tarl • 0ccur Henry Wo.rren- of Reed8v1lle In Ralph mmt on Mulberry AvenW!, wher ~ other points in the east. Mis.~ Dorothy a~d Gall Jone;s ~ was aooompa.nled to Columbua t.y here Frlday. 0 BR IOG[S I ACCidents Gilmore Uved. Hyst!: ll Mr. ·a !"ld James HOI.Id ot Co- who have been "Vtsltlng rela.Uves lher motller, Mra. MeQu.lq Je~&e Muncey left Saturday to • IColumbus thb week where he home and store on Thomas Fork 1lumbw; are visiting rf'la.tlves and here , returned to their home at and son. cut corn In the northern part of In MeigS County ,l~~er,.tnc on the jury. were deskoyed by ftre ta:;t week. . fri ends' here over the week end. South Bend. Ind .. &turday. \ Mn. M. L. vale o1 Dexter, t.pt:nt the 1tate. Mrs. Chas. Wo.rd and chlldreu : · ~dtoM~~ fha8. 1oun&: rav~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. CULt!! and Mr. and Mrs. William Burton of ISaturday with Mrs E E Bryant Renshaw who hal '-· Filed • A 'l and .Norbert. Compwn are ~>pendln:: I ~~ ge H E et r 0e~J o~en tt! .daUf(hter of Portsmouth, are sJ)Cnd- Wllll.amstown , are v\Slting their•. and family. · ·_ · ~s~Le~;; a.t Teralta w va for ~TAHTEO A~ 21 Cl.»•1 the week end with rela."vea aL : e · · · a a po · a .r Ina: the week end wtth Mr . and Mrs daua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla m ' · ·• W0RK N ' IF ' )Ira, ramUy I I I State trip 1 1 The lJ Mn. • Cleo iii ll}8[ SOON ~S I Ul\ll ' W. va. spenei1QI their vacauon at tbet.r A. W. Drummond and ramll y. Young. Mrs. M. E. Rathburn ana Mrs. L. the paat two we«&. returned bnnu~ None F a I a'I but tO Cause IY.ontcomery, ChU .Ward and 80n James were 1home on the Chester Road. J . Heiner of RuUand and Mrs. A. "f'rlday. Lou of Time Ibuslne66 vlaitors at Huntington Sa~ I Mlas Mabel Poster of Dorcas is Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zalll ~ud ML..s Edna Arnold c! ~· rleas- ' D. Russell of Pomeroy, were dlnil~r Le PU nd d&ushters the 1uest of her !lister, Mrs. Ralph · family are spending the week end ant ls the week end gua;l or Mr. 1 1\lf~t.s ol Ml'fi Henry warren of Mn. ~ J:t a t. nd ltb 1 urday · OHm~. wiLh trltmds at,_ Harrisonville W. Va ·. and Mrs. E. K. Lipplncot.t. . i RetodavUlf", Thunday. Mrs. Mary I ~!~u= a.nS frle~d~eellt ~arr~n- rOS~IBl[ Three Hi11hway Bridges To B• Built In Meigo County "\f.IP..\ f-\O'n;L Cl.. E.RK. ~OULON'r 5t=Ll'CVE. l'r WP.."':. ONLy1J.Il'5 P.,._RQo"T"IALk:lNG- lN MY ROOM LAST 50 f-\E 50AI<:E.O ME lH'><J>IItl ~~ f?tH 1'!.1-'\AVtN G AN Mr. and Mrs. Phlllips of Ruth daughrer ot Mrs. WUI Phillips, son, Austin, Reeder of COCi.lvUle 18 11 odin& the Minersville, left Saturday morn tng , Mr11. Dena Straus, 11! quite 111 at daughters, Helena and O~lla, Iweek with MrB. Wane~ : vUle, W . Va. '. 62' lOa • BallOts • ror PltLIIburgh. wbere the., wllJ v.~~~ . htr home. SatUI day murlllng . for ColumDu~. • Mrs. Chaa. Brummer and daue:h! W11l Be JlrJDttd I~- r"elaUves. · I The Parent Teachers io.:J,,L...datlon Iwhere the~· will vlo1t relatives and poll::i,. MrS.Is spending Mary A. Bee(Je ot Oalll- i ter have been vlt!ltlna B. D. Miss Dorothy Mees or Columbus. I uf Rock: fi prlngs, had an Ice cream rrt~nds. a few days wlt..h • Bldnner and family.. returned Whlle non-fata\ accklen\a 1n 1 Ohlo mdustry showed a. marked decline In AugU&t, fataHtles stlll 1 co ntlnued hi&h, the 119 . deiLth cllums filed with t.he . lndwtrtal l C<.ommisslon, wh1le !IeVen leSB than ~us~~i9a~lntte20 o~vC:o~~~ WILL AID JOBLESS . ... State Hillhway Depart• :.. ,JPenl To Work With Clutord Svrailll, EXTRA GUEST 1 lcrt 1 who s· ~~~;~· 1 Miss NUMBER 00 UNEASY S'TQEE\, PLEA'5E! II I be Vot d 7n :o:e:o; Middlep:,.• j B Blster Helen 1 and HYIIene announces In it.& monthly 1·eport. The construction Industry led In tatal1tles wJth 19; public employf!es ! • I f•ve ,' - 1n County ' I and nephew Bobble :rocial fi t the school hOW:Ie --·- - __: __ . --· --~ - Frida~· ' ~-·.. t4_1ss Ag:nes McQuigg le ft Sll.tur- 1Mn:, Norma. Goodwin. their hCime at Akron, Saturday. --- I Ballots for \.ut ..:~.oml nv venera! Comm~saionera had 11 ; commercial employmenl. · dcction In November 11.re being ar-~ 11; fOO<.!B und beverages 10 tlach: nmf!ed here and will be ready for mining 7; utllit1es and chemicals ~ the prlnt.er within u few days. ~ ·· ·rr~ns are bl! .!lll completed here each; Ol.ast furnaces, . slcel wo1·ks According t.o rel)(lrt given llere.l for Wc;·k to ~t'gin as soon as pos.o;l- and rolling llllll.':i, pape.r and pnn~- . There will be a total of 62,105 balble c.n the constr~lctlou of a new, ing, rubber and composition goods. fo~s printed tor the fall electkm. 1 fine .. oonCI"f:le on:.1e1 bndg€ onr cltrico.l and professional ami earc Vot.crs in Pomeroy and MidJle~lldtl8" Creek at Rullaud, o.ltr.ll!: · and custody of bullding11 and port vlll:l&:es wm be confronted 1 w.th ~we. ethu bridge proje cts Pn ground11 t each.; clay, glass and . with six ballots while In other 1 thito r '" ttd \:etween Harrisuville 1stone produc!Jl and quo.rrles and precincts and smw.ller vllla.ges ot and • ~arpenter, it was 11m1uunc('d ! :.tcue ctwhtnv 3 each; ca.rt.age ttnd · the county there will be five. j bere Saturday momJng . hucklng and uy rlcu lture 2 eacll· ; The omces which will be filled by • Yr. Sherwood, deputy state hhth- ! machinery manufacture and mls~ the election this fall, are towmhip i way f.llr~ctor, has bte u 111 Mtlgs I cellaneouR Industries 1 eaoh . The offices, Judicial o:Jflces, village oml.Ollnry during the past wet!k aut: ' 8I"OUps having no fata U\.Ies were ' ces, district rural board of educa-~ h"'l lcen : . lVt!ST!y,atm~ tht! unem- !lawu.lries and dry· cleaning, Ieath- tlons. ployment l!ituo.tlon here a~; well .J.S ' er and leather goods, al:icernbl1n 8 1 Much Interest Is being manliest- I ~flle ml'uns ~o a1d this slluation l1md ~recthlK machinery, vehicles, ed In the coming eledlon as 11ev- : m at~y wny. H<.' repo1teU Jw.rc that text..ile!l . and clothh'lg man uJac tu~ • era! political r1u.:ee tor dilfel"ent 1 the thl"lc t.:·!·t:.;:c pn•jLLi.:> In tlw nnd tra.nspm·taUon . ! pOBitJons have ulready ~en 1>tarted t<rum:~ wculd iJ!.' starter.! us t;oo n as The 1&,704 clu.lms filed during the 11n mo.ny of the towm;hip and 'P.O~lhlt! In ~.ordtr b g1vc employ .. month Is B total 1,994 le~'i th~~on In' !ages, bitter fights seem to be on in 1 mutt"' to the many who tN!t!d it. The the previous month and 3,339 less the race for membership on boards . lttflte · hlthway d~: pnrtm ut will co· than In AuguBt, 1930, lndlcaUm;c n of education, whUe In other town- 1 cjjtt'll:te with thc county cum mhs- ~arked Improvement In accident. ship&, the CQn~tabulary job is being 1 ioneu- on nil rr...ad nnd bridge wo1·k trequenc5<'. The heavy .atality list, . vied for by a lar&"e Held of candl-~ t.o bf done here . hnwever, cousect an Increase or 99,-~ do.tes. ln the v1llages, muyura, 'l'h<' Rutland brtdp;e wl11 be u 908 days Jn time Joss over the cor- marshals, and council men ll.I'C · treat. lmprovemrnt lc that vtlht~c responding month la-st yeo.r, altho staging sm~ll ba.ttles as the com- I r'" 9.1e11 as 11 n aid to the ll~t!dy here. the severity was 63,152 days Jess petitton fot the positions il:i b~lng ThP. t·r ldgc will te cnttr·~ ly of mod- than In July . feU. ern · ·oncrrle design and will ilc supO_n e hundred u,;~.d tULe_.en of the .uc'rte:::l by col urn lS and 1uches wlt!J acclden~ caused permanent. purtlal 1 SMALL BLAZE a!ectlk l!ghl.:i ,.,itachcd. ' d!Bablllty, Wh ich mean11 that t.hat The fire department was c-alle::l\ - Ot.her alnns a re 1;-.~ lng fo rm ed to: number of Ohio workerR IOJ>t J!Oille out here Friday 11!ght when .1 limail the posalble ccnstructlun of a b:·Jdg .; member or members of the body as nre was discovered In the Jean! .n thr f·c rkctl Run nm<l b •·rv ·~pr• a result of lndwill"h1l mishaps. The _Bryant apartment~~ on Upper BccJ,.ong Botklm :1nd Reedsville and ac numbe1· 111 large, bul it is 29 less . und t~treet about 10 :30 o'clock. ~- a·cl l llV tl} the "'"'' u"•:t•rt•t ,. . than in Augu~t, 1930. i The bla2e was soon extinguished rompletlon ol a stretch of roadwa• Th~ month 11 record fot· the tn-l hoWEver, lUld It wa9 reported that ,, 11 tl !f R t~r.lm·-L!ttie Hockms high~ ~u~>tnes of Meii:!"IJ county was 21 . damage to the rooms amounted lo way will be sta.rtcd as soon n~ plans claims filed, ol whlch o repr~bCnt.u ... jld>nut U5 . Fh·e Chief, .\. o . Tracy, t-an be made. All tht qe projects Cttt_all~les, 0 perm~nent disabilities. 1cport~d Lha~ the fire was 8t.arted I . 9 causing over tieven days IOit time by delectiV<! Wiring 1n one of the 1 l'f 111Ch att. pl nrmcd, WI I glvu ~m - 1 seven days or lcs.'J and 11 medlcai rooms of the apartment. ployment to quite a ~tumbcr ur cast!s causing 110 time Jo!!!;. The ~~~ here and In ~lis county., time loss for the county was 288 P. T. A. MEETS ;..n.~ state hlshwa} depo.rl.mr.n l_ days. In Augu11t of last year, Lhls The ftrst meeting of the Susar here. cooperating with ~he Mf'lln• ootmty had 18 nccJdenl.ol with 1 fa- Run P. T. A.. was held Prlday llfoounty commillsioners. at·e pus.hln~ tolltles and u time loss o! 6,687 I ternoon, Sept. :lsth. committees the plaM for the H.utlnnd br ldg - days. were appolnWd, and the local preslRnd tts soon at~ completed, \\hicll ___ -·dent read me888.ges from the Na.~ will be only a :;hort time, the wcrk ACCIDEN Uooal and Btate Presldentlr At will btgln Ulcr·:'. The other brklgm; T VICTIM this meettng plans tor ftn~nclnK lllld impr~vements will be s tarkd the local orsani&atlon were adoptfliJOn aUet . , a.tnODIJ which wa1 a bake sa.lfJ t.iirry a,e~cer""7r. RacJnt! who was to be hold B&turday afternoon Qilfj lnJurl'd in an automobile uccldl!nt Srd. _ _ _ _ _;........,_ __ LOCAL WOMAN IS th<l Btate Hlghwhy Nu :n BITTEN BY SNAKE on ThUI'sday afternoon, Sept. l'j wu~ HANING RITES rele.u;cd tram Lhe HoiZt.!r hoHpil:>.i The funeral servloes tor Perry , Mlu Kate Ebersbach had the where he had bet:. I IJ·taWd [or , •· \HaninG, who died Frlday morning 1 mls!or\UilP- to be bitten by a COP· :es and was anoweU to l"dU:.1~ a~ CIRrk Chapel, Athens county, \ pcrhead snake at her home on lnjut tu hiP home Thul'llday · · 1wtll be held Sunday afternoon ot 2 Lau1·eJ t>l rcet here Friday evenln~:. 'I1 8 · o'clock a.t. the Methodist church a~ tP. pencer youth was rldlnu In Ooolvllle. Burial In Cool Ill MISI!I Ebersbo.ch said she ha<l taken v e cemc the cat CIUtslde ln un aternpt t 'l a car drlven by Joe Beesle ulso u! lery · ---------catch a rat and on her return W Racine, when the ear leit the ro.u! the house she notlr::ed a slight 11ttng nt 11 small cut"\"".l nea l" l.h r L. lJ. n\!p;T" ·the onkle . Hearing (\ nolse, Davis Service Station. Mtke Powdl &he·,; O\"testlgated, and discovered was another occupant ot" the c.lr the ~ fii'IO.ke caugbt. In the rat tra.p, but he und Beel!le Wtl"e .lollnjUJ"~{: Hospl'4-~l UJ> Sl'l"lous ly us was Spencer. til which had been set near by. It was ~;a id , the thre~ were enMrs. Albert Spencer, about 41 "'Soon after the snake had struck hlir : tbe ankle became swollen and route to the Rockspl"inlp tu.11· Yeal'ti of age a resJ<1em of Texa11 . a .ph)'slcla.n wos summllned tD ad- grouudH, where they intended to o.t- near Flatwoods for many years, I mlnlstu · altl to the , lnjUI'Y· Al- t. nd lh.o Melg ~ County IWr whtct~ pa$1!d away about 5:30 o'cloclt 1 Saturday mornlns at the HolilOe"l t~~\l!lh rather painful, It was be- was hc~ Jns h eld the1·e that dl Y. hospttal where 1:1he bad been rush- 1 lll!vtd saturday mornln1 that tho:! ed Friday anernoon 1n an atl.em)J~ pot.soit had been counte1'acted a nd nothing serious would result. I to aid hel" condition. Mra. Spencer 1 was a 11utrerer of asthma which ---·· -~ · ORACE GUILD MEETS be<ame "''""' F"day nec;,.ltatlng l her removal from her home to the fl'.be members of the Oro.ce Guild were cntorlatned Friday evening at hO!Ipltal. the l)tlme of Mrs. Geo. Nyc on F.ast Rev. 0. W. William• Recent· l\l~hefolt~r s~~~:~~:nby : : h=:~ Main atre~t. Rev. Clark. the u.:w ly Reraigned From Local services will be conducted at Mt. minister, and wife of Athens. were Hermon church at 2:30 Monday ar.l KUtlltl. b ellclous refreshmen\JI wcrl! Church, Appointed tcmon In ehaTIJe of the Pinsteryald t:erV~ll. . Mr~ f"Jharles Ward wall the undertakers. a!!SI8tlng ho.~ss . . Rev. 0. W. Williams, pastor Ctf ----"• the Church ot Christ of WeRt Main I'J"S 1' 1MI.: TO t.:AN GRAPI:S ENTERTAIN FRIENDS street hen•, hos been appointed as By n.,u, B&rd3y Mila Esther Thomas or Mlners- County evangelist, by Messrs Bart · Cucumber Catchup vlUe, QAAltiled by Ml1111 OJ"etta Brown lett H.nd Johnson, paator! ot the 1 (!Uart J'l~ cucumbers large enter\alned a numbel' of their Churche~~ or Christ a.t Lancastiel· 1 rup white onions young friends at the home ur MISt> anti ColumbWI, respectively, repres2 green pepper11 medium sized Tbomas Friday ewnlng. Mw;u: EUld enlRtlves of the Ohio Mls81ona.ry 1 pint vinegar game~~ were. the diversions ol the Society, It waa announced here Sa~ 1 cup sugar ere.nlng after which dainty rerresll- urday mornlns. 2 ts.bJ.eBpooJJs white mustard Sf'CC:ll ~ntll were served . Rev. Williams resigned from the Salt and cayenne pepper regular pat1torate of the Churcn of Pare the cu~umbers. out In qua•-[ IJARASOTt\ Mt\YOK HERE Chr I~ I. he re 1a ..- ~ J une b u t aInce th at ters r nd remove the pulp. Put tit•. .. )layor C. J. Bacon. nr S11rnso tb. t ime has"'' n cond u elln g par ttl me cueumben, onlc•n, and pep-•• th•u Jlllor!da, spent o lew daYfi hH .l v!s:. service•" at thot ehu-h •... · The rep- fl fo<XI chopper. Add a :;mallamuttnt mg Mr. Rll'"l Mn:~ . Wlllmrn ll:b~! rd· resentntlvea at the ,•-te ...... ml••lona.ry or \VHier to prt!veut st1""1ng an • bach and friends here. Mr. Ba r:oll aoclety, met with delegate& from .boll I he mixture until th'""' ,. who hRs bet'n Ma yur or $urnsoLa the various county churches at the 1beT~ are IMder. Heat th: ~~~;ur.,.·; (CIT the pnst l<'n years, m unl~·d Middleport Church of Christ lost !lUgar and Re&lunlnga •~ the 1!41.138 Ncrmu 8lmtton who ha.; Tuesday. It was qreed tCI reque1t -e r. Add Dlln.Y friends In Pomerr,y. This i& the PCimeroy ehureh to release Rev the . vegetab~ mixture and cook it Mr. · Dat.:on"H tlrEt v!Blt to Pomeroy W11Uam 11 80 he could take up hli \mttl It IB clean!r. Seal In clean hot ln 30 yea1·s. He expects to visit his work In the new capacity 1mme- llotU~8 or jar!!. broU1er In ClevelAnd for a sho~·t dlately. ThiR wlll mean that the Olapse and !IUpr wlth or wltll · time •before returning t.CI hi~ hmne Pomeroy church wtll be without out ~sslatane&-mean wluter daln~n Plo:c'~'d=•~ ·------pastoral support tor the period .ot tiM. Orapea are excellent. In the ·one YC!lT. diet. So 111 &Uiar......., qulck-energy , PITTSBURGH PRODUOR Rev. Williams and his family w\11 fuel needed In cold weather. So i Plti.Bburgb, Sept.. 28-Poultry: occupy the new putorial home of try thee& two recelpes now and Market very good demand good ttle Rutland Church of Chrll!lt, lm - reap your pleasure later on : aupp~ good; h~Avy hens 22-24; mediately, and will mlnlllter tCI the On.pa Matmalademed )J.t.Qs 20-22 leghorn hens 16-81; &everal rural churetle-.J of Ule oounWash grapes remove stenu and ItelhorO ·J,prlngers 16-18: rOORt.crs 13 ty. J ~epar.""tt·.! pulp .from akin&. Put pul11 lt; duck11 16-19: Oee~;e 12- 15. · ln snucepall and cook slowl).- until . Butter : Market very good de. MARBit\GE LICENSE 1 ~eedl! separate easily.. then rub marul.good supply good 92 !!Core 32 1thmH{! h a line steve. Measure pulp H • score 28 3~4 88 IICOre 27 3-8 A marrla1e license was ts~ued bv 1add an equal measure of BUi!lr 1:11d atandard 31 J-4. the probate court he1·e Baturda:V cook slowly thirty minut-e-s. stlrrVea:etables: Market dull demand morning to Prank Jones, 24 Or \ lng frequently to prevent burning. slow IJUpply moderate ; tomatoes ; Pratts Fork and VIctoria Winters, i PUt In Hterlll:ted jan. nearb)! 10 quart chip. 21, ot Pomeroy. ! Golden Rlna:• . ; Select large yellow cucumbers. GOOON1C.f-\\ ~I, t'LL NEVER BE' A6LE TO PAY 1!-\AI SlLLI 1 1 l.'LL "DUC.t<" !! T!->.A"t TA'I£1 DR1VER. IVE It' ional 'Bore t -.. TOO TOOGH TO REASON 11."'./""L_w::;: t"rl-\! r---1 1 1 '' .. "' I over the o thro·Wll lion of al·arn of re.. l'LL 1-\0CK Dl'5 PA"R ROT AN I) G lT ':=:;::::;::""'\ f'>O 1-\0 H 0 I AND A ; 'BO'T'tLE vll-1 hat hav, MY FARE! I whe re &nd uti~- .norll"j." I n•cmbersbiW chel,or of probl.li;Jprtlculate rollered bJ tlon~>, I e sat4, " tlult :thf I 'fi-IOSE kEEPERS FROM "rl-'ol: Z.OO ARE SORE 6ECAUSE l'Ml4ELPlNG'TI->oE ANlMAI..<;; ESCAPe BACk 'To Al='Rtt;;l'\•l I I I I LAV ~lRIOI Ut 1 ro lNC F=A-=> I lf-\AT LOQ~S l lK Ji< tl-'oEIR · E GAlNtNG ON 0 BU'r "Il-l EY'L L NEVER. GOODNlGf-l'r! ' Tf-\EYRE COM- CP.."rCi-1 OS To BRl.N~ ! YOU BACK TO >AE ZOO - No'r \,)(/1-\lLE. I'M I lA!gl~ sentativc .9t >nnatrt'l, bUt the expre&o I opinion by tho vo wrv.t ;he servide', e ex-soldlera ·,, oppoftlllllty reaci-.eJ bJ' ;hesc (dry) .fl_zhtinl;' 1·e iiolcohollacn enemJ.ea :Ht 'SklPI>E'R \ LEAVES HOSPJTAL SPRA'Y·SW£1.0 Tube NEWI (Germany)_ NEWI TWIN PO\VIR Deteetlon (Enat•••) NEWI The ~MODtJIA.TED". f;lreult Mrs. Spencer Dies Majeotic Ell&wood A low~ of esrly EngUab dflllign, Equip wilh Majeld.o IUJ)Mbetero- At Holzer Loc·al Man To Be County Evangell'st dyne 1811 of mcmitot' OODRtruction, ~Sp,.~ield aDd Pentode tubN. .. MCN.lulatid., drru.lt, tCine control and Gtoud ope.. SP"'k". Coanpkto will& Wbci • • $59•50 and medical asserted: JD country wbo · ndmen' wtll to vnder a will enable .be court8 to aths Lo BUp• :tical trater- (Anaerlea) Again Majestic is first! Again Majestic hri1J88 to radiu an amazing new 'combiiui.tion of features while othero busy themaelveo with new phnseo for old accomplisbmento. ALL HANDS FOR'ARt>- LO\"'E.Q do not opportunitJ · 1try AW'?<Y - \JIJE'LL 6EA't M'l 'to.M ')lEI! In dependable performance. , • in exquisite design ••• in long life ••• and in three of the """'' ouutanding advanceo in rndio reooprwn. the new Majestic is far out in front. Hear this matchless wonder ••• today. Let us quickly demonotrate the many advan· t11ges of MajeStic's oew and exclusive Sprayo.Shield Tube ••• of Twin Power Detection • , , of .the "Modulated" Cirouit, Then let us surprise you further with the small amount that will put the 1932 Majestic into your home to enjoy as you pay for it. tal attentiOn 12 campaiiPl. lty . Qt the the medlca.l r the moat f-\EART\ of the atU'Clfesslon to· lntoxicaUn~t AYE, A'/E, - 'o SiR!~ • I I • . •• . .o- :an L!=IIRLlooj¢ the bl.r l\lliiOOIMkla~,.: . abor, 1t Was· !tat spur;rW; :h e ·dry 1~ • 1iae that!'' RlOBt po ll weep ·§ .1lf1 Of ik ~ ven Pre IN TI-\AT CAst O.K.- J'LL DO l"r~ .. . \ . Ma)eelfc Fv(ewP<KI; End .&able mo<lel ·Cif dottOfs. thl!i Iabi:trinthe try ~eader~~ \'.iru..r;. •n •• •tt Ja.-I""tl~ ~O'R.Ay! \11/ER.E; M.-..1<lNGr FOI'!.~Y ) Woo n; Mad• ' ! ·:n . ~ne8a tuhei ••••• - • tf"-J"T•.,, . ! ' ~- i '. I .: 'f!: !I aker. - nuaafa 8. ''· ' ri com~ IN m~. Pbrffi d~ign. ·fop is beauli• fully: paioecl Dllltched hUft walaut. Ma~tie •uperbelq-,,; OO.Jntl cha._ja uti'Uiot, .~jl "Modulat.d· ri..Ul~ Sbield •~ P~ . '~ toae coDirol. •tell, l!fl · 'fi 1 md Grand Opera Spe~~~eJ. · Complete wit£ ~A. '~0 ' '· o\·er-rl .o from ~me •• ~ around iidenoe · by ., who :: li.J:!~ r11 -the slmpJIIJ h e played bon: H.enrt ft helpt>d 1p oday at tbe 11. .lH for t'tM I<No-rs•. I --••••••••••••••.,.••111!•••••••: • Cblcken Dinner SUNDAY at the ·· "B. &B. Sandwich Shoppe 1thur and thick. cut them &lict!a onehall Inch Soaktnover nlllbt ln s11.1t woter (One quarter cup sa.U to vne quart water. Drain and coot In clear w~ter for twenty mlnu\ea. Drain aaaln and add them tn a plctllng 8)'TUp made of the followIng tngrl!dlenb: : 2 :lle &UI&r I plllt vinesar 1 pint water 1 lemon sltced. thin 1 ta.bleapoon cinnamon . · nto.rer took /~· I 1 u~aspoon clovea l teaspoon a.Jlaplce Oootlllrt.be ·~ua,mber uotQ Ule ".1'1 tllloL llili .•;r:£1- ~ But he .11e. lo ·Ol\tin' "'" ,...." •lid '._:. 1 •I . " ' ' . SALIS CO. Phone 610.L �. .. ,.. - .. ... . -- . -----· .,.,. • ... ..........' ..... S w 0 SUNDAY, S!P'rmlBU 2'7, 1N1 Tllll DAILY miJIIlNE, POIDIIOY, OII1Q PAQKI!Ilt COMICS IN COLOR 10 dUSt ria •1 persoJ.IIti.D --1111'!1 1 Pearllly~~ell and an: Mt>~s. will lf!ave BatUlda.y t'Vmlng •evening. A largt' crowd was prNent. da y ror Columbi.L'l. where she will Dr. and Mr~. Ever"tt Whitestdc ew movinl into the Whaley Apart- lor a ro WaBhiniton, D. C. and 1&nd enjoyed Lnt:: eVtllllli enter Ohio unl,)'enl.\.)'. She lor PatSOt'.&, W Va , were vl$1tarl • 0ccur Henry Wo.rren- of Reed8v1lle In Ralph mmt on Mulberry AvenW!, wher ~ other points in the east. Mis.~ Dorothy a~d Gall Jone;s ~ was aooompa.nled to Columbua t.y here Frlday. 0 BR IOG[S I ACCidents Gilmore Uved. Hyst!: ll Mr. ·a !"ld James HOI.Id ot Co- who have been "Vtsltlng rela.Uves lher motller, Mra. MeQu.lq Je~&e Muncey left Saturday to • IColumbus thb week where he home and store on Thomas Fork 1lumbw; are visiting rf'la.tlves and here , returned to their home at and son. cut corn In the northern part of In MeigS County ,l~~er,.tnc on the jury. were deskoyed by ftre ta:;t week. . fri ends' here over the week end. South Bend. Ind .. &turday. \ Mn. M. L. vale o1 Dexter, t.pt:nt the 1tate. Mrs. Chas. Wo.rd and chlldreu : · ~dtoM~~ fha8. 1oun&: rav~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. CULt!! and Mr. and Mrs. William Burton of ISaturday with Mrs E E Bryant Renshaw who hal '-· Filed • A 'l and .Norbert. Compwn are ~>pendln:: I ~~ ge H E et r 0e~J o~en tt! .daUf(hter of Portsmouth, are sJ)Cnd- Wllll.amstown , are v\Slting their•. and family. · ·_ · ~s~Le~;; a.t Teralta w va for ~TAHTEO A~ 21 Cl.»•1 the week end with rela."vea aL : e · · · a a po · a .r Ina: the week end wtth Mr . and Mrs daua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla m ' · ·• W0RK N ' IF ' )Ira, ramUy I I I State trip 1 1 The lJ Mn. • Cleo iii ll}8[ SOON ~S I Ul\ll ' W. va. spenei1QI their vacauon at tbet.r A. W. Drummond and ramll y. Young. Mrs. M. E. Rathburn ana Mrs. L. the paat two we«&. returned bnnu~ None F a I a'I but tO Cause IY.ontcomery, ChU .Ward and 80n James were 1home on the Chester Road. J . Heiner of RuUand and Mrs. A. "f'rlday. Lou of Time Ibuslne66 vlaitors at Huntington Sa~ I Mlas Mabel Poster of Dorcas is Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zalll ~ud ML..s Edna Arnold c! ~· rleas- ' D. Russell of Pomeroy, were dlnil~r Le PU nd d&ushters the 1uest of her !lister, Mrs. Ralph · family are spending the week end ant ls the week end gua;l or Mr. 1 1\lf~t.s ol Ml'fi Henry warren of Mn. ~ J:t a t. nd ltb 1 urday · OHm~. wiLh trltmds at,_ Harrisonville W. Va ·. and Mrs. E. K. Lipplncot.t. . i RetodavUlf", Thunday. Mrs. Mary I ~!~u= a.nS frle~d~eellt ~arr~n- rOS~IBl[ Three Hi11hway Bridges To B• Built In Meigo County "\f.IP..\ f-\O'n;L Cl.. E.RK. ~OULON'r 5t=Ll'CVE. l'r WP.."':. ONLy1J.Il'5 P.,._RQo"T"IALk:lNG- lN MY ROOM LAST 50 f-\E 50AI<:E.O ME lH'><J>IItl ~~ f?tH 1'!.1-'\AVtN G AN Mr. and Mrs. Phlllips of Ruth daughrer ot Mrs. WUI Phillips, son, Austin, Reeder of COCi.lvUle 18 11 odin& the Minersville, left Saturday morn tng , Mr11. Dena Straus, 11! quite 111 at daughters, Helena and O~lla, Iweek with MrB. Wane~ : vUle, W . Va. '. 62' lOa • BallOts • ror PltLIIburgh. wbere the., wllJ v.~~~ . htr home. SatUI day murlllng . for ColumDu~. • Mrs. Chaa. Brummer and daue:h! W11l Be JlrJDttd I~- r"elaUves. · I The Parent Teachers io.:J,,L...datlon Iwhere the~· will vlo1t relatives and poll::i,. MrS.Is spending Mary A. Bee(Je ot Oalll- i ter have been vlt!ltlna B. D. Miss Dorothy Mees or Columbus. I uf Rock: fi prlngs, had an Ice cream rrt~nds. a few days wlt..h • Bldnner and family.. returned Whlle non-fata\ accklen\a 1n 1 Ohlo mdustry showed a. marked decline In AugU&t, fataHtles stlll 1 co ntlnued hi&h, the 119 . deiLth cllums filed with t.he . lndwtrtal l C<.ommisslon, wh1le !IeVen leSB than ~us~~i9a~lntte20 o~vC:o~~~ WILL AID JOBLESS . ... State Hillhway Depart• :.. ,JPenl To Work With Clutord Svrailll, EXTRA GUEST 1 lcrt 1 who s· ~~~;~· 1 Miss NUMBER 00 UNEASY S'TQEE\, PLEA'5E! II I be Vot d 7n :o:e:o; Middlep:,.• j B Blster Helen 1 and HYIIene announces In it.& monthly 1·eport. The construction Industry led In tatal1tles wJth 19; public employf!es ! • I f•ve ,' - 1n County ' I and nephew Bobble :rocial fi t the school hOW:Ie --·- - __: __ . --· --~ - Frida~· ' ~-·.. t4_1ss Ag:nes McQuigg le ft Sll.tur- 1Mn:, Norma. Goodwin. their hCime at Akron, Saturday. --- I Ballots for \.ut ..:~.oml nv venera! Comm~saionera had 11 ; commercial employmenl. · dcction In November 11.re being ar-~ 11; fOO<.!B und beverages 10 tlach: nmf!ed here and will be ready for mining 7; utllit1es and chemicals ~ the prlnt.er within u few days. ~ ·· ·rr~ns are bl! .!lll completed here each; Ol.ast furnaces, . slcel wo1·ks According t.o rel)(lrt given llere.l for Wc;·k to ~t'gin as soon as pos.o;l- and rolling llllll.':i, pape.r and pnn~- . There will be a total of 62,105 balble c.n the constr~lctlou of a new, ing, rubber and composition goods. fo~s printed tor the fall electkm. 1 fine .. oonCI"f:le on:.1e1 bndg€ onr cltrico.l and professional ami earc Vot.crs in Pomeroy and MidJle~lldtl8" Creek at Rullaud, o.ltr.ll!: · and custody of bullding11 and port vlll:l&:es wm be confronted 1 w.th ~we. ethu bridge proje cts Pn ground11 t each.; clay, glass and . with six ballots while In other 1 thito r '" ttd \:etween Harrisuville 1stone produc!Jl and quo.rrles and precincts and smw.ller vllla.ges ot and • ~arpenter, it was 11m1uunc('d ! :.tcue ctwhtnv 3 each; ca.rt.age ttnd · the county there will be five. j bere Saturday momJng . hucklng and uy rlcu lture 2 eacll· ; The omces which will be filled by • Yr. Sherwood, deputy state hhth- ! machinery manufacture and mls~ the election this fall, are towmhip i way f.llr~ctor, has bte u 111 Mtlgs I cellaneouR Industries 1 eaoh . The offices, Judicial o:Jflces, village oml.Ollnry during the past wet!k aut: ' 8I"OUps having no fata U\.Ies were ' ces, district rural board of educa-~ h"'l lcen : . lVt!ST!y,atm~ tht! unem- !lawu.lries and dry· cleaning, Ieath- tlons. ployment l!ituo.tlon here a~; well .J.S ' er and leather goods, al:icernbl1n 8 1 Much Interest Is being manliest- I ~flle ml'uns ~o a1d this slluation l1md ~recthlK machinery, vehicles, ed In the coming eledlon as 11ev- : m at~y wny. H<.' repo1teU Jw.rc that text..ile!l . and clothh'lg man uJac tu~ • era! political r1u.:ee tor dilfel"ent 1 the thl"lc t.:·!·t:.;:c pn•jLLi.:> In tlw nnd tra.nspm·taUon . ! pOBitJons have ulready ~en 1>tarted t<rum:~ wculd iJ!.' starter.! us t;oo n as The 1&,704 clu.lms filed during the 11n mo.ny of the towm;hip and 'P.O~lhlt! In ~.ordtr b g1vc employ .. month Is B total 1,994 le~'i th~~on In' !ages, bitter fights seem to be on in 1 mutt"' to the many who tN!t!d it. The the previous month and 3,339 less the race for membership on boards . lttflte · hlthway d~: pnrtm ut will co· than In AuguBt, 1930, lndlcaUm;c n of education, whUe In other town- 1 cjjtt'll:te with thc county cum mhs- ~arked Improvement In accident. ship&, the CQn~tabulary job is being 1 ioneu- on nil rr...ad nnd bridge wo1·k trequenc5<'. The heavy .atality list, . vied for by a lar&"e Held of candl-~ t.o bf done here . hnwever, cousect an Increase or 99,-~ do.tes. ln the v1llages, muyura, 'l'h<' Rutland brtdp;e wl11 be u 908 days Jn time Joss over the cor- marshals, and council men ll.I'C · treat. lmprovemrnt lc that vtlht~c responding month la-st yeo.r, altho staging sm~ll ba.ttles as the com- I r'" 9.1e11 as 11 n aid to the ll~t!dy here. the severity was 63,152 days Jess petitton fot the positions il:i b~lng ThP. t·r ldgc will te cnttr·~ ly of mod- than In July . feU. ern · ·oncrrle design and will ilc supO_n e hundred u,;~.d tULe_.en of the .uc'rte:::l by col urn lS and 1uches wlt!J acclden~ caused permanent. purtlal 1 SMALL BLAZE a!ectlk l!ghl.:i ,.,itachcd. ' d!Bablllty, Wh ich mean11 that t.hat The fire department was c-alle::l\ - Ot.her alnns a re 1;-.~ lng fo rm ed to: number of Ohio workerR IOJ>t J!Oille out here Friday 11!ght when .1 limail the posalble ccnstructlun of a b:·Jdg .; member or members of the body as nre was discovered In the Jean! .n thr f·c rkctl Run nm<l b •·rv ·~pr• a result of lndwill"h1l mishaps. The _Bryant apartment~~ on Upper BccJ,.ong Botklm :1nd Reedsville and ac numbe1· 111 large, bul it is 29 less . und t~treet about 10 :30 o'clock. ~- a·cl l llV tl} the "'"'' u"•:t•rt•t ,. . than in Augu~t, 1930. i The bla2e was soon extinguished rompletlon ol a stretch of roadwa• Th~ month 11 record fot· the tn-l hoWEver, lUld It wa9 reported that ,, 11 tl !f R t~r.lm·-L!ttie Hockms high~ ~u~>tnes of Meii:!"IJ county was 21 . damage to the rooms amounted lo way will be sta.rtcd as soon n~ plans claims filed, ol whlch o repr~bCnt.u ... jld>nut U5 . Fh·e Chief, .\. o . Tracy, t-an be made. All tht qe projects Cttt_all~les, 0 perm~nent disabilities. 1cport~d Lha~ the fire was 8t.arted I . 9 causing over tieven days IOit time by delectiV<! Wiring 1n one of the 1 l'f 111Ch att. pl nrmcd, WI I glvu ~m - 1 seven days or lcs.'J and 11 medlcai rooms of the apartment. ployment to quite a ~tumbcr ur cast!s causing 110 time Jo!!!;. The ~~~ here and In ~lis county., time loss for the county was 288 P. T. A. MEETS ;..n.~ state hlshwa} depo.rl.mr.n l_ days. In Augu11t of last year, Lhls The ftrst meeting of the Susar here. cooperating with ~he Mf'lln• ootmty had 18 nccJdenl.ol with 1 fa- Run P. T. A.. was held Prlday llfoounty commillsioners. at·e pus.hln~ tolltles and u time loss o! 6,687 I ternoon, Sept. :lsth. committees the plaM for the H.utlnnd br ldg - days. were appolnWd, and the local preslRnd tts soon at~ completed, \\hicll ___ -·dent read me888.ges from the Na.~ will be only a :;hort time, the wcrk ACCIDEN Uooal and Btate Presldentlr At will btgln Ulcr·:'. The other brklgm; T VICTIM this meettng plans tor ftn~nclnK lllld impr~vements will be s tarkd the local orsani&atlon were adoptfliJOn aUet . , a.tnODIJ which wa1 a bake sa.lfJ t.iirry a,e~cer""7r. RacJnt! who was to be hold B&turday afternoon Qilfj lnJurl'd in an automobile uccldl!nt Srd. _ _ _ _ _;........,_ __ LOCAL WOMAN IS th<l Btate Hlghwhy Nu :n BITTEN BY SNAKE on ThUI'sday afternoon, Sept. l'j wu~ HANING RITES rele.u;cd tram Lhe HoiZt.!r hoHpil:>.i The funeral servloes tor Perry , Mlu Kate Ebersbach had the where he had bet:. I IJ·taWd [or , •· \HaninG, who died Frlday morning 1 mls!or\UilP- to be bitten by a COP· :es and was anoweU to l"dU:.1~ a~ CIRrk Chapel, Athens county, \ pcrhead snake at her home on lnjut tu hiP home Thul'llday · · 1wtll be held Sunday afternoon ot 2 Lau1·eJ t>l rcet here Friday evenln~:. 'I1 8 · o'clock a.t. the Methodist church a~ tP. pencer youth was rldlnu In Ooolvllle. Burial In Cool Ill MISI!I Ebersbo.ch said she ha<l taken v e cemc the cat CIUtslde ln un aternpt t 'l a car drlven by Joe Beesle ulso u! lery · ---------catch a rat and on her return W Racine, when the ear leit the ro.u! the house she notlr::ed a slight 11ttng nt 11 small cut"\"".l nea l" l.h r L. lJ. n\!p;T" ·the onkle . Hearing (\ nolse, Davis Service Station. Mtke Powdl &he·,; O\"testlgated, and discovered was another occupant ot" the c.lr the ~ fii'IO.ke caugbt. In the rat tra.p, but he und Beel!le Wtl"e .lollnjUJ"~{: Hospl'4-~l UJ> Sl'l"lous ly us was Spencer. til which had been set near by. It was ~;a id , the thre~ were enMrs. Albert Spencer, about 41 "'Soon after the snake had struck hlir : tbe ankle became swollen and route to the Rockspl"inlp tu.11· Yeal'ti of age a resJ<1em of Texa11 . a .ph)'slcla.n wos summllned tD ad- grouudH, where they intended to o.t- near Flatwoods for many years, I mlnlstu · altl to the , lnjUI'Y· Al- t. nd lh.o Melg ~ County IWr whtct~ pa$1!d away about 5:30 o'cloclt 1 Saturday mornlns at the HolilOe"l t~~\l!lh rather painful, It was be- was hc~ Jns h eld the1·e that dl Y. hospttal where 1:1he bad been rush- 1 lll!vtd saturday mornln1 that tho:! ed Friday anernoon 1n an atl.em)J~ pot.soit had been counte1'acted a nd nothing serious would result. I to aid hel" condition. Mra. Spencer 1 was a 11utrerer of asthma which ---·· -~ · ORACE GUILD MEETS be<ame "''""' F"day nec;,.ltatlng l her removal from her home to the fl'.be members of the Oro.ce Guild were cntorlatned Friday evening at hO!Ipltal. the l)tlme of Mrs. Geo. Nyc on F.ast Rev. 0. W. William• Recent· l\l~hefolt~r s~~~:~~:nby : : h=:~ Main atre~t. Rev. Clark. the u.:w ly Reraigned From Local services will be conducted at Mt. minister, and wife of Athens. were Hermon church at 2:30 Monday ar.l KUtlltl. b ellclous refreshmen\JI wcrl! Church, Appointed tcmon In ehaTIJe of the Pinsteryald t:erV~ll. . Mr~ f"Jharles Ward wall the undertakers. a!!SI8tlng ho.~ss . . Rev. 0. W. Williams, pastor Ctf ----"• the Church ot Christ of WeRt Main I'J"S 1' 1MI.: TO t.:AN GRAPI:S ENTERTAIN FRIENDS street hen•, hos been appointed as By n.,u, B&rd3y Mila Esther Thomas or Mlners- County evangelist, by Messrs Bart · Cucumber Catchup vlUe, QAAltiled by Ml1111 OJ"etta Brown lett H.nd Johnson, paator! ot the 1 (!Uart J'l~ cucumbers large enter\alned a numbel' of their Churche~~ or Christ a.t Lancastiel· 1 rup white onions young friends at the home ur MISt> anti ColumbWI, respectively, repres2 green pepper11 medium sized Tbomas Friday ewnlng. Mw;u: EUld enlRtlves of the Ohio Mls81ona.ry 1 pint vinegar game~~ were. the diversions ol the Society, It waa announced here Sa~ 1 cup sugar ere.nlng after which dainty rerresll- urday mornlns. 2 ts.bJ.eBpooJJs white mustard Sf'CC:ll ~ntll were served . Rev. Williams resigned from the Salt and cayenne pepper regular pat1torate of the Churcn of Pare the cu~umbers. out In qua•-[ IJARASOTt\ Mt\YOK HERE Chr I~ I. he re 1a ..- ~ J une b u t aInce th at ters r nd remove the pulp. Put tit•. .. )layor C. J. Bacon. nr S11rnso tb. t ime has"'' n cond u elln g par ttl me cueumben, onlc•n, and pep-•• th•u Jlllor!da, spent o lew daYfi hH .l v!s:. service•" at thot ehu-h •... · The rep- fl fo<XI chopper. Add a :;mallamuttnt mg Mr. Rll'"l Mn:~ . Wlllmrn ll:b~! rd· resentntlvea at the ,•-te ...... ml••lona.ry or \VHier to prt!veut st1""1ng an • bach and friends here. Mr. Ba r:oll aoclety, met with delegate& from .boll I he mixture until th'""' ,. who hRs bet'n Ma yur or $urnsoLa the various county churches at the 1beT~ are IMder. Heat th: ~~~;ur.,.·; (CIT the pnst l<'n years, m unl~·d Middleport Church of Christ lost !lUgar and Re&lunlnga •~ the 1!41.138 Ncrmu 8lmtton who ha.; Tuesday. It was qreed tCI reque1t -e r. Add Dlln.Y friends In Pomerr,y. This i& the PCimeroy ehureh to release Rev the . vegetab~ mixture and cook it Mr. · Dat.:on"H tlrEt v!Blt to Pomeroy W11Uam 11 80 he could take up hli \mttl It IB clean!r. Seal In clean hot ln 30 yea1·s. He expects to visit his work In the new capacity 1mme- llotU~8 or jar!!. broU1er In ClevelAnd for a sho~·t dlately. ThiR wlll mean that the Olapse and !IUpr wlth or wltll · time •before returning t.CI hi~ hmne Pomeroy church wtll be without out ~sslatane&-mean wluter daln~n Plo:c'~'d=•~ ·------pastoral support tor the period .ot tiM. Orapea are excellent. In the ·one YC!lT. diet. So 111 &Uiar......., qulck-energy , PITTSBURGH PRODUOR Rev. Williams and his family w\11 fuel needed In cold weather. So i Plti.Bburgb, Sept.. 28-Poultry: occupy the new putorial home of try thee& two recelpes now and Market very good demand good ttle Rutland Church of Chrll!lt, lm - reap your pleasure later on : aupp~ good; h~Avy hens 22-24; mediately, and will mlnlllter tCI the On.pa Matmalademed )J.t.Qs 20-22 leghorn hens 16-81; &everal rural churetle-.J of Ule oounWash grapes remove stenu and ItelhorO ·J,prlngers 16-18: rOORt.crs 13 ty. J ~epar.""tt·.! pulp .from akin&. Put pul11 lt; duck11 16-19: Oee~;e 12- 15. · ln snucepall and cook slowl).- until . Butter : Market very good de. MARBit\GE LICENSE 1 ~eedl! separate easily.. then rub marul.good supply good 92 !!Core 32 1thmH{! h a line steve. Measure pulp H • score 28 3~4 88 IICOre 27 3-8 A marrla1e license was ts~ued bv 1add an equal measure of BUi!lr 1:11d atandard 31 J-4. the probate court he1·e Baturda:V cook slowly thirty minut-e-s. stlrrVea:etables: Market dull demand morning to Prank Jones, 24 Or \ lng frequently to prevent burning. slow IJUpply moderate ; tomatoes ; Pratts Fork and VIctoria Winters, i PUt In Hterlll:ted jan. nearb)! 10 quart chip. 21, ot Pomeroy. ! Golden Rlna:• . ; Select large yellow cucumbers. GOOON1C.f-\\ ~I, t'LL NEVER BE' A6LE TO PAY 1!-\AI SlLLI 1 1 l.'LL "DUC.t<" !! T!->.A"t TA'I£1 DR1VER. IVE It' ional 'Bore t -.. TOO TOOGH TO REASON 11."'./""L_w::;: t"rl-\! r---1 1 1 '' .. "' I over the o thro·Wll lion of al·arn of re.. l'LL 1-\0CK Dl'5 PA"R ROT AN I) G lT ':=:;::::;::""'\ f'>O 1-\0 H 0 I AND A ; 'BO'T'tLE vll-1 hat hav, MY FARE! I whe re &nd uti~- .norll"j." I n•cmbersbiW chel,or of probl.li;Jprtlculate rollered bJ tlon~>, I e sat4, " tlult :thf I 'fi-IOSE kEEPERS FROM "rl-'ol: Z.OO ARE SORE 6ECAUSE l'Ml4ELPlNG'TI->oE ANlMAI..<;; ESCAPe BACk 'To Al='Rtt;;l'\•l I I I I LAV ~lRIOI Ut 1 ro lNC F=A-=> I lf-\AT LOQ~S l lK Ji< tl-'oEIR · E GAlNtNG ON 0 BU'r "Il-l EY'L L NEVER. GOODNlGf-l'r! ' Tf-\EYRE COM- CP.."rCi-1 OS To BRl.N~ ! YOU BACK TO >AE ZOO - No'r \,)(/1-\lLE. I'M I lA!gl~ sentativc .9t >nnatrt'l, bUt the expre&o I opinion by tho vo wrv.t ;he servide', e ex-soldlera ·,, oppoftlllllty reaci-.eJ bJ' ;hesc (dry) .fl_zhtinl;' 1·e iiolcohollacn enemJ.ea :Ht 'SklPI>E'R \ LEAVES HOSPJTAL SPRA'Y·SW£1.0 Tube NEWI (Germany)_ NEWI TWIN PO\VIR Deteetlon (Enat•••) NEWI The ~MODtJIA.TED". f;lreult Mrs. Spencer Dies Majeotic Ell&wood A low~ of esrly EngUab dflllign, Equip wilh Majeld.o IUJ)Mbetero- At Holzer Loc·al Man To Be County Evangell'st dyne 1811 of mcmitot' OODRtruction, ~Sp,.~ield aDd Pentode tubN. .. MCN.lulatid., drru.lt, tCine control and Gtoud ope.. SP"'k". Coanpkto will& Wbci • • $59•50 and medical asserted: JD country wbo · ndmen' wtll to vnder a will enable .be court8 to aths Lo BUp• :tical trater- (Anaerlea) Again Majestic is first! Again Majestic hri1J88 to radiu an amazing new 'combiiui.tion of features while othero busy themaelveo with new phnseo for old accomplisbmento. ALL HANDS FOR'ARt>- LO\"'E.Q do not opportunitJ · 1try AW'?<Y - \JIJE'LL 6EA't M'l 'to.M ')lEI! In dependable performance. , • in exquisite design ••• in long life ••• and in three of the """'' ouutanding advanceo in rndio reooprwn. the new Majestic is far out in front. Hear this matchless wonder ••• today. Let us quickly demonotrate the many advan· t11ges of MajeStic's oew and exclusive Sprayo.Shield Tube ••• of Twin Power Detection • , , of .the "Modulated" Cirouit, Then let us surprise you further with the small amount that will put the 1932 Majestic into your home to enjoy as you pay for it. tal attentiOn 12 campaiiPl. lty . Qt the the medlca.l r the moat f-\EART\ of the atU'Clfesslon to· lntoxicaUn~t AYE, A'/E, - 'o SiR!~ • I I • . •• . .o- :an L!=IIRLlooj¢ the bl.r l\lliiOOIMkla~,.: . abor, 1t Was· !tat spur;rW; :h e ·dry 1~ • 1iae that!'' RlOBt po ll weep ·§ .1lf1 Of ik ~ ven Pre IN TI-\AT CAst O.K.- J'LL DO l"r~ .. . \ . Ma)eelfc Fv(ewP<KI; End .&able mo<lel ·Cif dottOfs. thl!i Iabi:trinthe try ~eader~~ \'.iru..r;. •n •• •tt Ja.-I""tl~ ~O'R.Ay! \11/ER.E; M.-..1<lNGr FOI'!.~Y ) Woo n; Mad• ' ! ·:n . ~ne8a tuhei ••••• - • tf"-J"T•.,, . ! ' ~- i '. I .: 'f!: !I aker. - nuaafa 8. ''· ' ri com~ IN m~. Pbrffi d~ign. ·fop is beauli• fully: paioecl Dllltched hUft walaut. Ma~tie •uperbelq-,,; OO.Jntl cha._ja uti'Uiot, .~jl "Modulat.d· ri..Ul~ Sbield •~ P~ . '~ toae coDirol. •tell, l!fl · 'fi 1 md Grand Opera Spe~~~eJ. · Complete wit£ ~A. '~0 ' '· o\·er-rl .o from ~me •• ~ around iidenoe · by ., who :: li.J:!~ r11 -the slmpJIIJ h e played bon: H.enrt ft helpt>d 1p oday at tbe 11. .lH for t'tM I<No-rs•. I --••••••••••••••.,.••111!•••••••: • Cblcken Dinner SUNDAY at the ·· "B. &B. Sandwich Shoppe 1thur and thick. cut them &lict!a onehall Inch Soaktnover nlllbt ln s11.1t woter (One quarter cup sa.U to vne quart water. Drain and coot In clear w~ter for twenty mlnu\ea. Drain aaaln and add them tn a plctllng 8)'TUp made of the followIng tngrl!dlenb: : 2 :lle &UI&r I plllt vinesar 1 pint water 1 lemon sltced. thin 1 ta.bleapoon cinnamon . · nto.rer took /~· I 1 u~aspoon clovea l teaspoon a.Jlaplce Oootlllrt.be ·~ua,mber uotQ Ule ".1'1 tllloL llili .•;r:£1- ~ But he .11e. lo ·Ol\tin' "'" ,...." •lid '._:. 1 •I . " ' ' . SALIS CO. Phone 610.L �... .. . ..... ' .. •· . . ~ .. •• ... .,...., ,. li. ' I '""'" ' ~·~·liD: • \_ "=·- = = = = . •• • ~. "tl! "" iER FORECAS'f- l1 con. Unuecl eool tonllbt: TtiilllldaJ .w..onK oN o~m1 · a- F'alr. slil'htly cooler ~ IOBE sn~no NOW '>'01.> MUST "'0T Jv.<::"•R.Y, Dli'Ail • :t SOON AS ros~ll AM 6URiii OH,MO.,...&R...:. :t'M AS NERVOUS AS A -.,.ouQ... Eill Q.""f1..4Q.A.Y C.A'-C.E WIL-L 91; Three Hi&"hway Bri To J;le Built In Mei County .... ....,. ~,,. KITT.N .AND '>OL.l'VE A~WAYS ~ ' ' frcw;t In mouotalo& tontrbt. ·''" ·· .... ••·'"' • .1'~ ~=<.E Y ou S U ~ E 11'5 ..A"t-L ' " " .~~·~-· ... lo no~· 1ng temP'!ratures. OH , ALEX . I MADE A MIS'TAK'E ~ SAIOC;A.KSS ARES 50 l>l!R.>'EC:T Ut ICE~TAI._~ WILL AID JOBLI " State Highway De· .: , .IIJent To Work Wi Comm4saioners ,. . ?,W,ns ure be.:Jg comp leted for 9o'c;·k lo t t"g in as !>OUil a s ble Ln the constmcllon c f 11 flne .. COilCrt;te Of(;~H~·j brJdlo] c Ltadi.l8 Creek aL Rulluud . w.tlt twc ctht.J" bridge prnjl' r~ ' ·~ I""Dd t etwt>en 1P MY CAlc::~ IS A ~)lo.ILU~5 I.' I... I- OlE 0~ S~AM~ 1• w \\. . . I.- IT-t e. ....~NEIGH Lf.-.liNI<.. o• MS ~~---- s tilft ~r..l - ·~IRMAN niuil"to the 11 t~te Jn<I H Y highway , HOLD be done here. Rutla.ntl t.rldli:C wi11 ereat Improvement tc th:lt r •· 9.1cll £1.5 an altl to lhe need: 'fhe l'rldli:e will l:e enth·~ ly oi (10 o:on<:rNc d ~ 11ign and will i: ,DCrfi!::l bjl colum .J!l and urche. SIILL' Tb~ .t~lcctrle ~oon . HOLMES Pnuinely alarmed over the · t hJlt have been thrOW!! ec k~. the federation of ._j_ t>d today a program of re;. organi:zation~ that hav,· w ligllt:; "ttn.chcd. • Otht'r glans are l.: ~ tng form ~ POS!Ilble conl)tructlun c f a• $It tl1r F·c rkcd Run road b J...ong Bottom and Reedsvllle i tl'·l'diuv t'l the a' ''ll 'll' Cl' tno I t~:ompletlon of a stretch ot l't r·n thf Rndnc-Litue Huc1Un11 •ay wUJ be started a.s soon Ill can be made. All these p '" 'lith art planu :d. wlll gin ployment to quito e. ·n umb ~pie herP. and Jn thl~; co111 .., ~ ala lA.' highway depa here, cooperating with thf' county cumml!lalonera, nm p the plan<~ fur the Hutland and DA soon as complettd. will be only a ~ hort time. th1 wtll bt-gl n ther·~. The other l und hnprovem~nts will be 1 Dumb Dora ...... u. · - ,_ l. HE!ARD A SWEL-LJOI<E -n..e ~ER Elmer Olli .. PASSENCSERS !! PEOPI.!: V"HO c!ii!ET 0"' DAY 1 Q.OD • 'NANT TO 1$'-!.,.~AT STIIUOETC.AR9 HEAR 1'11" ~ I DON1T SF.E ANY"'\..ING SO HELLO, ELME\2 , W14A'T IN "THERE f "101) GOT ~ICHt . . - - " " Wl"!\.1 A LOT 13UNO~E$ •• • . 00 "7'0L.l ailer. MR. <eOt;!DON GAve: ME. A B!l.<* OF AI'PL'CS I"OR ~LPIIJG HIM PICK L)P I' .tor• (If. ., .SO LONG.SI'>EC.I<. I' Ll.. Qlt GEE IHE'/'Re SV-i'ELL' G'ETTII\lG- 'TI-\eiVI 1-\0M!t 1111 "'""'E eoN- LOCAL WOMAN I! BITTEN BY SN ~lbltion ~ being OUC'TOR.S CALL- "'\..EM~ MJAA Kate Ebersbach ha• mlB!oa"lune tu be bitten by ---.......... _ ~OUBLI! WO"''EN IS ""'&Y HAVE NO $EONS& 1 cswess , , 1$ •••. AL-L. RIISH'T OF HUMOR • ""EY'Re; DUMB• NOW • . I'LL "'T'IiL-L- ,II.. REAL- L.OOI< 1 ROD • ":P'bu ~<NOW GlU>TE .A BIT ABOUT <;:;TORieS, WOUL-D ">bt.l HSL-1" ME 01.>1' "ieL..L.INGi .ANCni-IE!tll ONe~ -::l'OI<i!.1AN1"Tli~L- HAVE WHA.,.T.A V!o. 'lOLl BEEN /'Jo..JTII)o.!c;;, GOT SLIVI'ER~ I"T ~\cen-rr. ~rages." were entertained Friday evt the bbme or Mrs. Oeo. Nye ' Main stre~t. Rev. Clark , t mtnla~r, and wUe ot Ather II:Ut:st.B. l>elicloua rr.rreohmen r.erVftl. Mr~harles Ward nMistlng hos~ _·as . . ... t:NTIERT AIN FRIEND 1 If- MLtB Esther Thomw; of ville, aF~Histed by Mia<! on~ttu P.ntertalned a number ot young !l'lcnda at the hom.:! Thomaz; Friday r.vcniug. Ml games were. the dlverflluns ewenlns after which dainty ment.s wP.re served. DO VOLl ff SAY. ELi'IER, vou AIN"T GOII\lG HOtviE \3'i "TI-\E APPL.,I:oo! - -1\fAl'OR H WAv OF' ELM E.TR-EE.T. '-lOLl' Wt''V"~ OA.JE, .JOE'I• ~ t.=J~::::;=.;a-:::-r...,~· ~"""'~ E P'lortda., spent a trw days h( Wllhn.m bacll and friends here. Mr. who hn.s been Mayor or ~ Cur Ihe p:tat It'll yen1 s, 114,1.ss Ncrrn.a Stl'atton wl mt.D.Y friends In Pomt>rr,y . Mr. -&cOil's ltn;t visit Lo I In :W years. He expects to ' broUu:r In Cleveland for tlmf .. berore returning to h' lUG Mr. an1 Mrs. owshoe Maker. . Violinist Is Dead noua Norwe•ian W o ~ audita of Natioa; Mad.; . Shoes for Pear; Plo_n_d_a_ . ------ PI'M'SBUROR PRODl Sept. 26--: Market very good deman. aupply good; heavy hens med obttAB 20-22 leghom he" lqho!'lflprlngen 16-18; rO< U; ducluJ 16- 19; Oeeae l:l·l , Butter: Market very II'() maml.good supply good 92 N • score 28 ~ ·4 88 SCOI't atandard 31 3-4. Veptables: Market dull alow aupply moderate ; to nearby 10 quart chip. - i_ Pittsburgh, WEI..L. -··· Gi'O AHI.....I::I, Gi'O A'"I-.Q HELLO, LET ME G.I\/'E Ti-lls; A IHINK ··-- ·- · I ,;oiT'A KEEP -no~Eivl FELI.AS !"ROM l"'" .a C' •' wlston. Me., Bept., UI.--INS.:.... on Mellen Dunham. who cM!I· J a natlm::l'.s hert bya the s lmp)q 'a shJoned m:!IOdie~; he plavfd lis violin, ond whcilr.. Heiny "s appreciatlrJn first helped ,t;o ~. was dead here tods:y at the l>f 78. He had Ot:t;n Ill tor t'WG t. : I I" rr. acclaim of the public nnd mec, igh JlO!Ittonfi c:ante to ".Melllt!,' e was known. late in !lie. He been a snnwshoe maker o! ;y In Norway-so skilled, . that Kear Admiral Rob~rt E. v took a po.lr or hill !!hoea wt~~ on the voyage durtna · whtdi di!IOOVtred the North POJ11, lng to America. Dunhan1 WOII ld-time fiddler'15 contest h~. resUlt or which Pord~. United to play for him. · ..,... :, , nham claimed tu- n~vrr t..xtt 1lln leBSOn In hls lite. But he • master or Qtbm. , c :~. the o@nd, when fomr · ShOn~ u)i:. .1m, he r.rnained ilrl!Ple ahd :ect«J. ~•'s 'W:' A61<1Al' QllESTIOI-JS· · ···Chick 51 &B.~ '1><5 donal labor ieaders. nd as tor thi ·lep,J and medical >elation~. Cherrtn11'too 8.!18ert6d: fhe lawyefll of the country wbo port the 18th Amendment "'m . eEpecially appealed tel under a. ctlcal plan which wlll enable se 11wom omcers of the courts to u ·d liet'lowdy their oaths to sup.t t lhe constitution. M'embeJ.s of the nJedlcal frater' will be gtveu spedal attentlnrlt ;he plans for the 1932 campatan. l o<:ts that a majority . Q~ the ·stclanl:i of tile counLr~· do not< 11 themselvea oi the oppol'tunttr · obtain permits !or the medical of liquor Js ont' of the moet liflcant Indications of the atU~ · ~ of the medical proies.slon to· d t.he question o! lntmdcatl.ng !though the American ~tOO. not .singled out aboW thC blr ~elation, medi£al . 1\uoclMkla · the federation of Iabol·. It ~ Legion's action that apurftd. dr~'S into action. The ;dry lf!4'P', a.s do others. recogni,ie . that ~e · lon is political!)• the most po~fc{ lnHuenee opemtlng around ~ s of congress, as ej'1denoe · · boY almost complete sweep- ~~ ­ Legion has made or Its p :t n sinee the war. Even Pr~ . al vetOI'ls have been over-rlddeii t impunity ot a nod from leaders. . .. " . lth the ex-soldlel'e comlU-t .g in step with the dilttoi8, ~r 1ers. and organized labOr 1n the atry. The allied dr:t Jeedelii we the time bas oome Wbifj. !thing must be do~·· · GRACE GUILD MEEI ~11 I~ E!,..GO, I!Livi'Eii<. .Tl)e members ot the Ore.c H; SARASO'f.\ , ,),(ayor C. J . Bacon. r.f .a.ll but militant mlnorlly, wh• 11ght tht' clrjlfi unaware &.nd 11,110(• nlred !or reslstancf'. fht• majority of thf' niemberebll al l !our orsonizaUons, ~.f• tgton ~-.ld. oue lu h1vor or pro~l· lUli, but have been inarticulak have beeu steam-rollered bJ ~i r ieEulers . ·I t Is &elf-evident." he saf<1, "Ul.a't 1 action tRken by the LewiO,n egsl.e~ Is not repret:tentative ~f J whole body or Leglonnair~. bUt ! rather practically the expre~· n of merely personal opinion bY illl&ll percentage ol thOI>e wlm re mu!Stt!red Jnto the lietVIdlt', ~ great body of these ex-ooldlert '• o have not found oppol'tUnllr expression will be reached 11f cia! endeavors by tbese (drJI aniza.tlons which a1·e fil'htlnr ars battle aKaiust alcohollun j agaln:;t ! hl.'l liquor meml.e s 0{ constitution .·· iimllarly. he said, · will be\~.~~~ llh"eds ot: ~·~ .iabor awlons ICNOW w•~·A"T pc'rhead make at her ho Laurel street here Friday e· Ml!ll! Ebcrsbach aald she hod the cat outalde In an at.et catch a rat and on her ret the house she noti.Ced o &l1KI1 nH:r · the onkie . Hearing u. sl\e .:t 'i\oeatlgated, and dllll the . annke r:aught In the ra which hud been tiel near b) ''aoon after the snake had hdr : ~he ankle became swoll a .phrslciau was summoned minlslet · atd to the lnJur, thou~Jh rather painful, 1t 9 l(e\ttd Saturday morning U po~1 had been counteraot. nothing seriom would result SPEAKS " "'" ~rate with thf county cot icncr~ on all rcad and I.Jrldgt to !, .,. •·· .....~"( t Militant" Minority :!: ere Aaleep tuve r:r whu n ~ ed l d <:>pur~m u t . .eaolutiona In Every ~ ~ us ,. Jiii. giatered A• Wet' · · · SUGK A 1! -rAE.T'e-. WI '1\-1 .JOY ~ w, Prepare To "Bore ~~.·· AX-X·>< 1!nd •€arpeuter, It was unm hei'~ Baturdny morn lnl!;. Mr. Sherwood, deputy stnte way dlr·~ clor , hils bt: eu m t..oUnty during l.h~ ptu;t w el'~ hFI'J l ten ' . lVC ~ tlg:ltmg th(· plcyment sltuallun here os v ))Csl:ble menns w nld lhb; slt II\ tll'Y Wf\ y. H o:: reponEd he r 1he thnt t :·! l:tl' Ji ruh~i. :; I l't lHU:I wc uld be l Powerful National "THE POO~ C:Kil-0 ~S SwOO'-le'O ~·- • H arris. 'ptl~lhh! !n orcltr t o -·· _ .. .J•- .. ' ' ~ .. . " �... .. . ..... ' .. •· . . ~ .. •• ... .,...., ,. li. ' I '""'" ' ~·~·liD: • \_ "=·- = = = = . •• • ~. "tl! "" iER FORECAS'f- l1 con. Unuecl eool tonllbt: TtiilllldaJ .w..onK oN o~m1 · a- F'alr. slil'htly cooler ~ IOBE sn~no NOW '>'01.> MUST "'0T Jv.<::"•R.Y, Dli'Ail • :t SOON AS ros~ll AM 6URiii OH,MO.,...&R...:. :t'M AS NERVOUS AS A -.,.ouQ... Eill Q.""f1..4Q.A.Y C.A'-C.E WIL-L 91; Three Hi&"hway Bri To J;le Built In Mei County .... ....,. ~,,. KITT.N .AND '>OL.l'VE A~WAYS ~ ' ' frcw;t In mouotalo& tontrbt. ·''" ·· .... ••·'"' • .1'~ ~=<.E Y ou S U ~ E 11'5 ..A"t-L ' " " .~~·~-· ... lo no~· 1ng temP'!ratures. OH , ALEX . I MADE A MIS'TAK'E ~ SAIOC;A.KSS ARES 50 l>l!R.>'EC:T Ut ICE~TAI._~ WILL AID JOBLI " State Highway De· .: , .IIJent To Work Wi Comm4saioners ,. . ?,W,ns ure be.:Jg comp leted for 9o'c;·k lo t t"g in as !>OUil a s ble Ln the constmcllon c f 11 flne .. COilCrt;te Of(;~H~·j brJdlo] c Ltadi.l8 Creek aL Rulluud . w.tlt twc ctht.J" bridge prnjl' r~ ' ·~ I""Dd t etwt>en 1P MY CAlc::~ IS A ~)lo.ILU~5 I.' I... I- OlE 0~ S~AM~ 1• w \\. . . I.- IT-t e. ....~NEIGH Lf.-.liNI<.. o• MS ~~---- s tilft ~r..l - ·~IRMAN niuil"to the 11 t~te Jn<I H Y highway , HOLD be done here. Rutla.ntl t.rldli:C wi11 ereat Improvement tc th:lt r •· 9.1cll £1.5 an altl to lhe need: 'fhe l'rldli:e will l:e enth·~ ly oi (10 o:on<:rNc d ~ 11ign and will i: ,DCrfi!::l bjl colum .J!l and urche. SIILL' Tb~ .t~lcctrle ~oon . HOLMES Pnuinely alarmed over the · t hJlt have been thrOW!! ec k~. the federation of ._j_ t>d today a program of re;. organi:zation~ that hav,· w ligllt:; "ttn.chcd. • Otht'r glans are l.: ~ tng form ~ POS!Ilble conl)tructlun c f a• $It tl1r F·c rkcd Run road b J...ong Bottom and Reedsvllle i tl'·l'diuv t'l the a' ''ll 'll' Cl' tno I t~:ompletlon of a stretch ot l't r·n thf Rndnc-Litue Huc1Un11 •ay wUJ be started a.s soon Ill can be made. All these p '" 'lith art planu :d. wlll gin ployment to quito e. ·n umb ~pie herP. and Jn thl~; co111 .., ~ ala lA.' highway depa here, cooperating with thf' county cumml!lalonera, nm p the plan<~ fur the Hutland and DA soon as complettd. will be only a ~ hort time. th1 wtll bt-gl n ther·~. The other l und hnprovem~nts will be 1 Dumb Dora ...... u. · - ,_ l. HE!ARD A SWEL-LJOI<E -n..e ~ER Elmer Olli .. PASSENCSERS !! PEOPI.!: V"HO c!ii!ET 0"' DAY 1 Q.OD • 'NANT TO 1$'-!.,.~AT STIIUOETC.AR9 HEAR 1'11" ~ I DON1T SF.E ANY"'\..ING SO HELLO, ELME\2 , W14A'T IN "THERE f "101) GOT ~ICHt . . - - " " Wl"!\.1 A LOT 13UNO~E$ •• • . 00 "7'0L.l ailer. MR. <eOt;!DON GAve: ME. A B!l.<* OF AI'PL'CS I"OR ~LPIIJG HIM PICK L)P I' .tor• (If. ., .SO LONG.SI'>EC.I<. I' Ll.. Qlt GEE IHE'/'Re SV-i'ELL' G'ETTII\lG- 'TI-\eiVI 1-\0M!t 1111 "'""'E eoN- LOCAL WOMAN I! BITTEN BY SN ~lbltion ~ being OUC'TOR.S CALL- "'\..EM~ MJAA Kate Ebersbach ha• mlB!oa"lune tu be bitten by ---.......... _ ~OUBLI! WO"''EN IS ""'&Y HAVE NO $EONS& 1 cswess , , 1$ •••. AL-L. RIISH'T OF HUMOR • ""EY'Re; DUMB• NOW • . I'LL "'T'IiL-L- ,II.. REAL- L.OOI< 1 ROD • ":P'bu ~<NOW GlU>TE .A BIT ABOUT <;:;TORieS, WOUL-D ">bt.l HSL-1" ME 01.>1' "ieL..L.INGi .ANCni-IE!tll ONe~ -::l'OI<i!.1AN1"Tli~L- HAVE WHA.,.T.A V!o. 'lOLl BEEN /'Jo..JTII)o.!c;;, GOT SLIVI'ER~ I"T ~\cen-rr. ~rages." were entertained Friday evt the bbme or Mrs. Oeo. Nye ' Main stre~t. Rev. Clark , t mtnla~r, and wUe ot Ather II:Ut:st.B. l>elicloua rr.rreohmen r.erVftl. Mr~harles Ward nMistlng hos~ _·as . . ... t:NTIERT AIN FRIEND 1 If- MLtB Esther Thomw; of ville, aF~Histed by Mia<! on~ttu P.ntertalned a number ot young !l'lcnda at the hom.:! Thomaz; Friday r.vcniug. Ml games were. the dlverflluns ewenlns after which dainty ment.s wP.re served. DO VOLl ff SAY. ELi'IER, vou AIN"T GOII\lG HOtviE \3'i "TI-\E APPL.,I:oo! - -1\fAl'OR H WAv OF' ELM E.TR-EE.T. '-lOLl' Wt''V"~ OA.JE, .JOE'I• ~ t.=J~::::;=.;a-:::-r...,~· ~"""'~ E P'lortda., spent a trw days h( Wllhn.m bacll and friends here. Mr. who hn.s been Mayor or ~ Cur Ihe p:tat It'll yen1 s, 114,1.ss Ncrrn.a Stl'atton wl mt.D.Y friends In Pomt>rr,y . Mr. -&cOil's ltn;t visit Lo I In :W years. He expects to ' broUu:r In Cleveland for tlmf .. berore returning to h' lUG Mr. an1 Mrs. owshoe Maker. . Violinist Is Dead noua Norwe•ian W o ~ audita of Natioa; Mad.; . Shoes for Pear; Plo_n_d_a_ . ------ PI'M'SBUROR PRODl Sept. 26--: Market very good deman. aupply good; heavy hens med obttAB 20-22 leghom he" lqho!'lflprlngen 16-18; rO< U; ducluJ 16- 19; Oeeae l:l·l , Butter: Market very II'() maml.good supply good 92 N • score 28 ~ ·4 88 SCOI't atandard 31 3-4. Veptables: Market dull alow aupply moderate ; to nearby 10 quart chip. - i_ Pittsburgh, WEI..L. -··· Gi'O AHI.....I::I, Gi'O A'"I-.Q HELLO, LET ME G.I\/'E Ti-lls; A IHINK ··-- ·- · I ,;oiT'A KEEP -no~Eivl FELI.AS !"ROM l"'" .a C' •' wlston. Me., Bept., UI.--INS.:.... on Mellen Dunham. who cM!I· J a natlm::l'.s hert bya the s lmp)q 'a shJoned m:!IOdie~; he plavfd lis violin, ond whcilr.. Heiny "s appreciatlrJn first helped ,t;o ~. was dead here tods:y at the l>f 78. He had Ot:t;n Ill tor t'WG t. : I I" rr. acclaim of the public nnd mec, igh JlO!Ittonfi c:ante to ".Melllt!,' e was known. late in !lie. He been a snnwshoe maker o! ;y In Norway-so skilled, . that Kear Admiral Rob~rt E. v took a po.lr or hill !!hoea wt~~ on the voyage durtna · whtdi di!IOOVtred the North POJ11, lng to America. Dunhan1 WOII ld-time fiddler'15 contest h~. resUlt or which Pord~. United to play for him. · ..,... :, , nham claimed tu- n~vrr t..xtt 1lln leBSOn In hls lite. But he • master or Qtbm. , c :~. the o@nd, when fomr · ShOn~ u)i:. .1m, he r.rnained ilrl!Ple ahd :ect«J. ~•'s 'W:' A61<1Al' QllESTIOI-JS· · ···Chick 51 &B.~ '1><5 donal labor ieaders. nd as tor thi ·lep,J and medical >elation~. Cherrtn11'too 8.!18ert6d: fhe lawyefll of the country wbo port the 18th Amendment "'m . eEpecially appealed tel under a. ctlcal plan which wlll enable se 11wom omcers of the courts to u ·d liet'lowdy their oaths to sup.t t lhe constitution. M'embeJ.s of the nJedlcal frater' will be gtveu spedal attentlnrlt ;he plans for the 1932 campatan. l o<:ts that a majority . Q~ the ·stclanl:i of tile counLr~· do not< 11 themselvea oi the oppol'tunttr · obtain permits !or the medical of liquor Js ont' of the moet liflcant Indications of the atU~ · ~ of the medical proies.slon to· d t.he question o! lntmdcatl.ng !though the American ~tOO. not .singled out aboW thC blr ~elation, medi£al . 1\uoclMkla · the federation of Iabol·. It ~ Legion's action that apurftd. dr~'S into action. The ;dry lf!4'P', a.s do others. recogni,ie . that ~e · lon is political!)• the most po~fc{ lnHuenee opemtlng around ~ s of congress, as ej'1denoe · · boY almost complete sweep- ~~ ­ Legion has made or Its p :t n sinee the war. Even Pr~ . al vetOI'ls have been over-rlddeii t impunity ot a nod from leaders. . .. " . lth the ex-soldlel'e comlU-t .g in step with the dilttoi8, ~r 1ers. and organized labOr 1n the atry. The allied dr:t Jeedelii we the time bas oome Wbifj. !thing must be do~·· · GRACE GUILD MEEI ~11 I~ E!,..GO, I!Livi'Eii<. .Tl)e members ot the Ore.c H; SARASO'f.\ , ,),(ayor C. J . Bacon. r.f .a.ll but militant mlnorlly, wh• 11ght tht' clrjlfi unaware &.nd 11,110(• nlred !or reslstancf'. fht• majority of thf' niemberebll al l !our orsonizaUons, ~.f• tgton ~-.ld. oue lu h1vor or pro~l· lUli, but have been inarticulak have beeu steam-rollered bJ ~i r ieEulers . ·I t Is &elf-evident." he saf<1, "Ul.a't 1 action tRken by the LewiO,n egsl.e~ Is not repret:tentative ~f J whole body or Leglonnair~. bUt ! rather practically the expre~· n of merely personal opinion bY illl&ll percentage ol thOI>e wlm re mu!Stt!red Jnto the lietVIdlt', ~ great body of these ex-ooldlert '• o have not found oppol'tUnllr expression will be reached 11f cia! endeavors by tbese (drJI aniza.tlons which a1·e fil'htlnr ars battle aKaiust alcohollun j agaln:;t ! hl.'l liquor meml.e s 0{ constitution .·· iimllarly. he said, · will be\~.~~~ llh"eds ot: ~·~ .iabor awlons ICNOW w•~·A"T pc'rhead make at her ho Laurel street here Friday e· Ml!ll! Ebcrsbach aald she hod the cat outalde In an at.et catch a rat and on her ret the house she noti.Ced o &l1KI1 nH:r · the onkie . Hearing u. sl\e .:t 'i\oeatlgated, and dllll the . annke r:aught In the ra which hud been tiel near b) ''aoon after the snake had hdr : ~he ankle became swoll a .phrslciau was summoned minlslet · atd to the lnJur, thou~Jh rather painful, 1t 9 l(e\ttd Saturday morning U po~1 had been counteraot. nothing seriom would result SPEAKS " "'" ~rate with thf county cot icncr~ on all rcad and I.Jrldgt to !, .,. •·· .....~"( t Militant" Minority :!: ere Aaleep tuve r:r whu n ~ ed l d <:>pur~m u t . .eaolutiona In Every ~ ~ us ,. Jiii. giatered A• Wet' · · · SUGK A 1! -rAE.T'e-. WI '1\-1 .JOY ~ w, Prepare To "Bore ~~.·· AX-X·>< 1!nd •€arpeuter, It was unm hei'~ Baturdny morn lnl!;. Mr. Sherwood, deputy stnte way dlr·~ clor , hils bt: eu m t..oUnty during l.h~ ptu;t w el'~ hFI'J l ten ' . lVC ~ tlg:ltmg th(· plcyment sltuallun here os v ))Csl:ble menns w nld lhb; slt II\ tll'Y Wf\ y. H o:: reponEd he r 1he thnt t :·! l:tl' Ji ruh~i. :; I l't lHU:I wc uld be l Powerful National "THE POO~ C:Kil-0 ~S SwOO'-le'O ~·- • H arris. 'ptl~lhh! !n orcltr t o -·· _ .. .J•- .. ' ' ~ .. . " �·-. ..... "'""' ~ ..... __ .. .,_ . - - ... ...... ·~- ·- ------ ____ -·- ., ' .......... - ........ . "'" . . . . .,. . . . --_.. . . . ~-------------------------··~-----···11-IF~- ~._ ill • 0 ~ o o sr~ rc I GH C ~,, • PAOli liZ READERS NO'I'ICE-11 you S TA NO Jl ,. ,... . • ~ yf Nusruw 'lJU4 31 .., • ..... u I' ..>TH AV(. a want the New• Office ol The Daily Tribune. eall 236.L; if the Bu1ineea Office for 202-R. ••k FOLL tT•s Three To Ud'T WliEK Awt> ."TM&'('l.l. BE. CA~l>S .. , State OTHER High To ' Commi Norw ployment Hitualiol & with the • 1onen on all na.d to be done here .,gdrtt!d by col wll.l.!l 41lcctrlc l:ght.3 .ltta • Othl.'r plnns !!.l'f! 1he possible con::;tn jl>ll I'T "TO YOUR. ~OMIC ':~'TAMP COL.LEC'TION, Kit>!>, "ong Bottom and I AWl> WA'TCH 'THI'i> CORWE~ NE'll'T WE'Eil .oPl ~;tJ Rndnc-Llt.L way will be 11tark'<l u a !JoliN I< 01= "!liE. f>2'5,000.~ PU<ISE, CA<;.PER! 4Ea, 'THAT WOULP BUY MEA OF1 'f'E~, AIIID I COULP 13\N' MYSELF A LO"T 0~ IHIN[ro;,, "TOO, WITH ALL 'Tl-IA'T lolONE'(: I'T 'WOULP '<oi'.EM ;:TOO 4<JOD :,.,_ IO BEn W'ELL, IF WE;. 4ol ~'2."!5',000.'!2 All.. Ito.! A BUKCI! I D CEI<I'Aito.!LY IHIN\<! I 'W,A<; Ul I,;A.....l•K 1• l:IU., Ill! -,-r- '*"" -u PRIC~UNDA Y BITTEN MiSB Kate Eberl mlsfqrtunc tu be b perhead sno.ke at Laurel street here Miss Ebersbach sa~ the cat outside til catch a rat and OJ Ule house she noLlO n~a:r ·the ankle I s11e·. :"l)'ftrest t11 a ted . the ·· snake caught l which hud been 11f1 ""E'OOn aftet the 11 h~r : ~e ankle bcQa a .physlclo.n waR 1\t mlm.stet aid to tb thol,lQh rather pi!JI: ue~d saturday me poWm ha.d been C!l nothing serious WO\ ' \ Ccnl'.u~ l:l~iu G1tdt tol'.n- '"<· TO Wearing full reaalla 2000 l( .. ns. tr ' _ men paraded yesterd~~· to • loi.:n!l _ _ Mctbuck wu 5!aln klld Conw~n F • dl' p • U I high ··chool where they dttltuw.t:C M cD ld A h1~ily wounded on t.he Muebu· , rten 1ne11 rom11ea n- •hit: · thn ; ·Y.!ttr Pf'Oiram, which 1 a .ona aa the} atvmptt'd t.o 1uutt heard Of Amity Be'lhey hope to brlna about by JeoJ•I·· I Parhament To Be Dll- ' ""• ' "'"" f<om the l><k1• N • . tlon Segregation or white and l•t'- 1 I d Sh tl 1 eh(lrtly before his d t .tLn 1m<l Ill tween altona lllru l'H IId ru m pubHc Gehwllhler I ao ve or Y 11ht: (..1 atnbulam:f ttll \1. • Wlll be souwhL, J A. Coltt>cott. 01 wilt \\ere t(.. ..t . VISIT PLEASANT Houle, Ind .. o<and dl'l\gon of TO ANNOUNCE DATE '" · n '""'"""' c"""'' '""'"·"''" Ohln lndtnna and Michl&an, sa.lcl Hunt. U(:COrdlng lo ullli:l<.il:,, .. s ll1- Frenchmen Say Followinc 1 I F'•rat Off'1c1a • 1 M eet so__Y e_ara 1-t:l:k ~ct ~ I IT"-< 1 010 ru~htng h ~IH 'I TO R[TURN u I ulation I 'II n-rn·· [ f' HM. All! c' 0 I :1 IJ' 5M -· ---.. GRACE GUlL the ~Orne of Mra. 'o Main stre~t. Rev, minister, and wire ,• HU£."'ll!. Delicious "'l r.erV~tt Mr~ 0harle .. v· . National .~. D ry ~ L e ad er S a ya Anto' .. Dry Reaoluto'ona In Every "--- "Put Over" By ."Small But Militant" /m ..J I ·~ Mitlority : ~: Wh•le Dryo Were Aoleep ill' r;EOJH;E ({ HOLMES ...... lnjur~d ftrs~ 1 I hot~l ~rL ~~:~~ng ~~u l :;~~nd =oun~nahll ~Ill ~ ~~- c;:;!~ello~Jn~~nr: Jil a~g. organization.~'. ••ta• I nlmo..~t. Am~rka.n ~ku.a Am~IICDn ~cu.u 1 betw~en partie~; wa.~; ph~ oom~ ~n ~anchutta. ~llR•t>KY I orgam:r.atlon~;, 1Q.~rticula1oe fro.~\ ~~~~·~~~~N~~~ly wft~we~~c lln.~: b 1""~tve ~;~.-. m~>rnb•rs declata.tifln~ myster~. ~ll~e\·ldent.' delcga~s I o.m.c~ ~naly 1 !.:,~Ill! ' . co~ lhf•- · · m,. I ~:r~nable ~~ f'~Jan• ~ure oompe11- l'"~~~~"~." 1~1'd'l\lt~,:~l:i.. fro~ I d I I I oRUNUNn:Ha ~:f' Wr~eck h~~j,..!:'~te:ae,~~~t.rta~',tt.'is•"el•ho~ver. ·meettni'fl:.~,.,ner· ~ 1::'~ ;';h.;.;, I I 1 intcu~ Japanet~e wr~ ~ervatlves, liberal~> I!,~rdldt;:;,no~~~pear ~:. ~k~ th~ ~~~ bl~ re~:;;.na;, ~~.':"~.r1f&'lllld News Flashes ~·· a~ ca~e~ '~llo ~~p~rL Clt~.,. boar~ teg:\i~:riously :~en~~~~e~~ ~lch ~l.edlcal ·1 1 I I I a~~lsU~ ho~.• k I ENTERTAIN (,.cop, <;112~ EN'tERED IN IHE WQoi'E1'l'Tllt.l 'PERBY! L!;'T ME HII"!E 'fOUR CHeC'I< F'OQ. II-IE EN~'< Ml"ners Vote To Return To Work I l='e'E., PLEASE! -- I~t ~· U:~f 9. ~;owlnl whl~ ~n. w:n I~UtK~lN8-H ~ to~ :1 I Af.;- ~:'uy ~~~~~ oher:e:OO~,· ·-..:t"~ "tilir~tl t~e Wa"~ _ __,,.. ume~~~· ~me w~ snowshoe Maker.. ,.., Violinist Is Dead eoo~cmlc L-IT--E--R---AR-·y--.D . IGESTawa~SAID TO BE I PLANNING CANDIDATE POLL 1 M~J~i~lelllll proportlo~ll :B.C~':!"~ar~e a~~~nla~:Sm~=~ "1PARENTS WAYWARD SON I!~":.:?.::,;•;::.:~:~.:'.:.~~.'~! On~;~~tlv,.. ro p 0 LIcGIVE E FOR CORRECTION 11 wa~ •woe..-~w)11i~ lawy~n, a~h Ol'gal~-'~~r :J~ ~Y ~trlkf 1 ~made • tu<bul•nt ''' broke (]Ut last week became (]t n.sa.rt: Jment over the employmen t of c h eckwe1ghm en, work rautllut at all mines except No 5 of the Sunday Creek .Coat ComNew York, Bept. 28-INB-A pany and 10-x o1 the WCBtern FW!l atranae human drama In wbich a Company where the dispute had Its mother, wtth breaking heart, conInception. aented to permit her beloved At the No. 5 and 10-x min~ to- 'black iheep' son to be placed in day wcrkers were to conduct elt>c- danger or eentence to prison for tlon~> cf new checkwelahmen tmder lUte u a fourth oft'ender, wa.s beinR the ,.upervl&ton of state ofllclabt. enacted here today. Acceptance of a IJI!!ttleln@nt atreeMrs. Maraaret Everitt agreed to ,. ment was made at' a tnaJJB meeUnr: I have her husband. Prank Everitt, yesterday after miners were warn- alan the complalnt cha.reina their ed by otflclals of the United Mine 23 ..year -old 10n Emmett with Mine Workera that they ahould al.ellllnl the family automobUe. come to terms In order to avoid 1Upaet by criminal tendenelea the har&btp throUKh unemployment 1boy hill shown since he waa 1~ tbla winter. Union oG'Iclal& auerte:tlhe bas Berved IC'feral prison aenhowever that the ~etuement ar .. ,tencea foUowJna: convietlon ol ransement whlc hwas proposed by 11rand laroeDJ charpa-t.he parent.J 11011 00V4'1110r Geora:e White following I det4tmined to Ntonn theirIa confetencea 1n OoJumbus last weet,,even U, tmder Baum.es OD:w111o•f waa IlQt whon, iatlltactory. N•w York atattthe convtctloD t~e ~m;"t ~e ~on LYTIC~ n~~ ~ - world'~> . I !~p~ch~: heou':r~here PITTSBURG II 1 1 Warning Sounded ~.~;~!:i !:i':.:::t::':t~ ~~,'"~,."~w1°~,: , By Archbi"ShOp I""'''••• I I I *' • , \<l> NOW OFFICIALLY ~ Plo.~··=d=··---- . t ~ I 1 wne entertained PI c · -- fluencea Against Dry law Prepare To "Bore ...... W , " . .' d W • •. ithtn Bod1e1 Regutere A' et • • . ... .ri"t CHERRINGTON, C-HAIR . MAN SPEAKS tact!{'~ Akron T N.fak:e Another Flight 'Cbl• 6, .~Etii'J'll. · · ~MEHIQI B f [ R TO Prohibitioniatt Alarmed By Powerful I PUlt.sburgh, Sept Market very good supply &ood ; heavy med ~s 20-22 leght tllfoorq::'aprlngers 16· 1'4; duCts 18- 19 , Gee Butter Market v• niJ•ruLgood tiUpply B( M 't 9 5COre 28 3-4 I StandArd 31 3-t VeaetabJes · Marke 11low supply moden ~earby 10 quart cb11 ' ... 1 tie. 1 0 . Ur ~;BE~::~~r:;~~~~e~~ :fOREICNMINI~En BiNi~~'lt~..:..::.:;~~ I T~ ill In · - h, ~p.t .~ ~TU ENT~ ~TT~CK IOf EElec:tiona Wednesday; ~~~1t~ 1 ~~~~c~h~~~ 1r1::f' 1 ;;~~ '! ;~: ~~u~~ n d 1 M uc: h S pee· ' 0 AGAINST I 1 ~ 1 •. ' 1 Pla~ i\U .• ' Berlin Sept 28.-In o.n atmrn;. • . London, Sept 28.- INS-Dll.le of [ I YnTt Sweden and EiYPt wen• off Lhe'l Phttre of friendliness PI'OmlshJgl the dl!isolutlon of the Brltlbh pal· ~ l~ ~l Wa"-lllriJ.!lnn. Sept. ~8.-- (~t'nuinely alarmed over the &old standard t oday 1:1,,<, nEw prcbgreater P'l·e.nco-Oerman amity Ultml1 -hament to make way tor a general "i lh,·lt have 1__een h 1 lem~ artslnH from changlnK mmr- 1 &L any tlzne In centuries, the lwo (n Protest Alainat Non· tl{~tion will bP IUlllounced on Wed1 U puwt>rful natl!nll:ll ir1t1Uf'nn:•:-; v t ro)V.J l taey values caused serious oonce'"' ltading stalt~men of Fl'ance 1\' re • p 0 I'lCJ I n l MatlDonald nesday, Prime tUn:..slel J Ramsay aj!Hll ls1 pn,)n1Jit n Ill ret·ent week8, the fed~ration of •Jto U1e governments of Denma 1 k I I received by President Pau1 Von ! re111tant st.at•"-d In tht' house of 10 f Pinlsnd. Ottecc and the lrlsh F. ~~ _ i Hindenburg today. 1 Manchuria ;commons today YouthJ' Skull Found To llf'd dr v urganiz.atinn!-1 annou(·Jwd today a program o re. State One PI ane . lgzaaa To,I Fl'l.nce, M. Pkrre La.vlll . premier or ' -' Tht> stattment WllS the first ulfl- , Be f racture d From againRt tho:-;e that ha\o"f Unless something Is done quickly and Foreign Mlnist.m AriR-: Nanklns, Sept as -INB-A riot- !clal Intimation from the premlel ''ta liator,\' ,, : America and France run the rl&k Earth WJth Three tide Briand annsll" o1 p~act' and · re'i~Jinl.dng Lhe tnevlt.abllit'' or n..--...: Unknown tause gone wet. ~ of tlndlng themselves sitting high unceas1nrehamp1on of Franco-Oer- cua mob ot . 5,000 studentl'i. proU>u- e 1ec tlon.s 111 v1ew 0 f the unc~ 11 , -- SlnttiC'd out fol ~j.)Cdal itt~l'lltlUII • and dl')' on bags of cornered gold lcbma ' man cooperation S"""nt ftflecn min- lng China policy of non-resi!!Wnce lpoltll<:al sltmlUcm In this country. Athent> 0 Stpt 28- INB--MedJ A ' . ··mall but m111tant mlnorlly whe ' ul.fo.s with the octogenarian · ,.,.. • cal author! · tie~ .. and countv omciQh l ) U1e dns art> the mer1can uc· "(llUght the dns unaware lind• nnorllmounUng to nearly three-fourths, -pretdl' tlt Jn Mamchurhl, today attacked and 1 - of the world's total supply, s1ttlnq 0 ;onda, N Y Si•pt. 28-IUfS)- e;t the German republic, and ca '•lf' fler1ously Dr C .. T Wang, London. Ek'pt 28 - Au lnspb-.;d hert today Wtl'f' complett>h bo.mefl kiOil, tht American Federation o! g.mlzed for r'eslstance ' lq aplendld financial loolation. Th! th hln [statement. Indicating Prime Mlm.sovm· the death !rom a pecuhado· Labor Lht· J:tar .\S::.tocJaThe mHJullty of the mcmbersbi• · R. Bartow Rea.:t, 33, of New away wtth what the}' dterlbed a 11 If 1 i8t 1 1 beUe1 exists here that wtthln a York, husbtt.nd or HQpe "on · of the mrillt pleasant men 10 .1 .orel&n m n ,er 0 e 0 ell!e ter J . Ra.m!l8y MacDonald's lnt'!l•• llllctmed o! John Gooding 1ti(Jil ant! tht;.. !'I". Gf all fom cher .. short time only :the United State&, I WJJUams, and two oom- 1rles" of thtlr llve 11 Nwtlonalist aovemment 1 tion or rl!Blgnlnr rrom the Nlltlolll!.l , 18·Yt:Rr old Ohio Univ('rsHy fl rs!1 - FOCI11.tion nil of which In ('Onwu- rm ton said. are In favor or Probl11 Pronce, Holland and Czecho-Slo· J P&nlons were JtUled. wh<n the airl'he French statesmen to puy Wang was mobbed at hll oJilce! Coalition government In 1he e\ient man. of Uhrichsville Ucn lhl:;. year have dcntlUnt.Ld Lh!! bltion, but hll\le been 1 vo.tla and Poland, whose CllJ"rerJ- pJane Dr. Read was piloting crash- an 0 m..,la'r vl!llt to BerUn In mute after the -.u,deniM had paraded the 1oooperaUon all h; Ooodtne <lied ye.stel'dal' afttJnoon dg hteenth amendrMnt and dt - or have been steam-tollerecl bJ cles are linked with the French, ed Into a field slx miles from here, I thftn Hfty yeal'l'l Lavi/J and Brl&nd, sh·eets d dine J not forthcomlna IS!Iut:d by , in his room Three puzzled :-.1- mand"ri al I AI\St modlftcatlo of t heir lt!aders. 1 t 11 will be operating on a gold basis. Official& lnvesticatlll&' tht accl· jwent dlrecti k, the eman war aran:t Ju- sources close to th6 prcmlf'T toda) l clauo welt 111 atienda.ncc the Vols.;ad act ·rt Is he sa(4, "that 1 tr.r collapse (If the HOld staniH.ld dent today were told the plane had plar:e rrom itteir a w'u,Je u fore1g:n At tht lime, tht! L.bAn . autopsy performed after Ill•' Tlw dr:; Is to 'bOle the adion La ken b}' the LeBiOJ;l :In the Scandinavian oounl:Jes was been Sten zlpo.qlna before lt tell before noon They were acoom, t u"7. b ha to f'lal pa.l't:Y t; ud.,.·tsory eotnmittee,l youth o death defhutely det.ermlm:'i within' In each or thet.P. mlmf'nIs not representative :of partially attrlbuted to the aepreclll· Dr. Samuel 8. Ellis 29 of Dutra' lst:cure n erven on Y t e .._gue known a11 the 'shadow cabinet" , 1t was said. that OIXldmK ditd froLl 1 ul lhe whole body o! Legionnaires, liUt tlon ol the British pou.1d, nu10 to lo, and his brother WUUam by d of ;auom burst&. bontbKbell by voting unanl- 1 &. fr&.ctured skull but ho\\ hr ·eA was rather practically the exprea.o 1 L the ('tcae tradr ami Uuanclal rela- Ellla, Jr., 24, were the other vic- Julius 0 s r , w ohes lilt yeara old, ta·lcd mously Bg&.tnst B R;enera.l election at rcelved the iujury wBs a ·r· mobilizing s1on ol merely petsonal opb1ion by 8 0 t rfen lions between Norway Sweden and t1ma ur rmany as "e to P acate t leederR ot the mob, the present Lime and ull.etaUng Jlli • Cluse examination or the sk.uJI 1rna e 0 ~"' B. small percentage of those wrY, 0 so 88 ltnsland, and a.l&o td the recent Reacl, who was soela.U roM , Andie Prancola Poncet.lbut they rushed upon hlln, ltrikina opposition to a protective ta.rlff I reve&.led no lndltatlou , physlclam dry that the were mustered mto the servtde. faiit•re ot Sweden to obta.ln tew mJnent was a Yale rraduate ya:CS a Franca s new ambassador to Ger-~ him with their tlltB, Chlbl; an4 Tbe oonservaUvea on the other Hald. that Gooding's skull was traL'· of opposition to to:xlstlng drv laws I The great body of the'ie ex-soldleN fiUSUllnlng credits In the membe~ ot the racket. and tennis many. st.ones, smashing his •pectacles and hand, stood pat on' their demand I tured There wa:; nu abrasion or mav tw rqmdlated at son.e futun• Y.ho have not Iound oppo.tuntC.y states and F~nc~. club of New York. The meeting was as rriendly aud intllctltl&' Injuries upon h1s head for an election and a tarttr. The the scalp. There were no cuts, n) date. for ell:ptesslon will be reached bt e ~~J:~~"':~~~~ at lJoth Norwu} I devoid of offlclal stltrness as It WIUII and body Ide dl net! or opinion mad" bleeding In tact, the scalp apSpecial d1 he~ to lurUfy 11.ud m- speclnl endeavors by these idry) S prohibited the axport• New York Be t. 4--IN~t...n·l brlet. Three lol Wang's per80n.l aenants ~Lmlerve;::cDonald's poBiUon ex-: peared pe1lectly normal, It W11.8 ~ld (tease the dry dements In eacli t>f organizations whicli are fight~ gold, and In SWeden the naBateman' yc!thtul flyer was 1 "It waa a moet happy opportunl<.y ,and half a dozen toretsq dlmcult a.nd tht!re Wllh j The right jaw was !!WOllen sllghi. t h· Ke great orlj':anlmtlons are !lillt!- lodHy s battle a(l:atmt aleohollam ··~--:cbank ~aised Its discount toda,y sufferJna fro n for us to mHt Germany's president. 1IU&rds ftnl.lly rushed Jnte the frftJ widespread .!ipec~atlon over t.lw ly. His 1oom mftte, ·sud" Johll!ion. ned lt wa!l o~~.nnounced by D1 Er- 11.nd agaln:;t the liquor eneml~ Qf 8 to a b m~M, lAval told lntemaUonal News and uavecl WaniJ'a lUe by carr,i'in& h would be i l!d to Lak also of Uhrh:hsvllle. Cllplalned tha;. ncJ>t C Cherring_tojl, chairman or the com~UtuUon." an Serv... a& he lett. Hrl him mm hla otf1ce 11o the <ffld,ncel u' rtl \)Ome In . Gooding had beon •n some "'" o: ' th< d<y "'oup ' He conO.nded tho< sunlla<ly, ho ,.,d, --~ IN ' ~;#"·· •· · IIillll. at.. J.at Pre&ldent •Cbianl: -'fta1·8• ton • pa'Of es .;.1 iUII~>v•· aerape flll't~ .,tiP\L •ad wafd t.ha . •ntl..p~bWon l;'fwlutlpm 1njll&11Ple will be directed . Wi:t11'\'t'iin The atudenti colllbt.UI!Iil to 1tl n iU:.QCk 011' the Jaw. , aa.id eoach ·had been ·"put 0\Ter" bl w. 1hundwda of thaUSIUldB Bat •ili\ . ._ .,. (lf the molt plt!tLeftnt ruoment.'l ot furniture and break wlfldows probable Premte'1. M».c· that the blow was appar- ____ ... . .. · - ........ , - . or labor unions whw;e support ot 1 tbe covemments ~ ; -.,..• 1~." foreign oHlce, and shouted d~M~ Donald wiD ftnd hlm~~elt In a post- ent Y not one that would have rc· . prohlblt.lan is beillK ignored by proFinland t.klng , ....,. today to ..... By a '''"118' qul'k ot fat• or lhe :thot Wang should be ,..moved l<om twn ln,.,hoch h• would be also medical 1 200 feet .shorUy attec the Yallrles ot Preneh politics. the nta.nl offtce with anticipated depreetaUoo: atTh ed to tell the country he ha.d fOWld 1 Lhat Ooodlne had sup-d nd f _ Hssoclatlons Cherrtn-+ ..n usert.ed.. hl their national currencies who viAited BerUn as tbe flgurc~ IL impoSIIble to secure national ! ...,.. a a 11 • Ill'"" • While these events were taking e nose &uddenJy li&nk. j head at France to shake the haul J London 88Pt 2&-INB-Dls l unity and would therefore In tho~f' I en In the bathtub Sunday morntna. PAROLE DO.,RD l\11 t:TS : "The lawycn of the oountry wtio In northern Europe, dispator the to retrain of Germany "Staunch Oak" In the 1 che.\1 HonK Klnl Loda,y : 1 ctrcwnltances stand down· Injured, how. Mc.nsfleld, 0. &·pt 23- INE'- • l!th 11 was not Hol·l.ng ches from Cstro announced that The victims were Edward Die! presidential palace was a man that a ".\!tate of emersency"· had The statement empbaslzca that like!, lhc ans fate of m01c lhar1 pn.ctt:_l pian wlll enable 111t'!!eped In Oalllc philosophy, a man ! been declared there following sev- Premier MB.cDona.ld has "no { the Egyptian government hac:! de· und Chari Lindstrom e you s fractured 2.000 prlt;ouen the new stat.e the m omcer! of tbe cou ts to 1 clded Lo prohibit the exportatl6n es · who a few months &.MO would no era! days ot anti-Japanese riotlbjt tlon of 5elllne hts soul to the con·! cou!d hue rCI!Uited from the uf il.tl ok s toc1 rP; lii&.J1 lw"' i their oaih& tor sup• gold, thus dropping the fOld st.&no WHAT! more have thoueht or leaving hts in which aL least six or any other I a delltlratlon of the of mml41f" 1 port the constitution -, In Egypt. Inctcat>es In a. number of 1 llllttvP shores than he would ot killed. IJI\rty " It potu ted aut that hC' pag l oR VI' bf'r,..nlf' rlrg!b 1(' fot t•- 1 . Members of the rrater1 Continued lmport duties were also proposed -' falling to stand when the Muresell-' Two British des!J:oyen hD.\Io;! mlghL have to appeal fm a I e s 1x :•'fW' ' lty will be gl e special attentton because or the det::llne In the value Long Beach, Cal. Sept, 2B--<INB) II !He j moved up to li. po&ttlo th tJnlLed central block whJch would · - - - • ·_....,. In v n of the Engll.!ih pound compared Accuaed or fl.yln& whUe drunk. Don , a wus !lung. _ TRACK WALKER KIJ,LI:D , In the plans lor the 1932 campalf;n. 1 wharvell to protect then ~=ar neo>~ concentrate upon Immediate na- 1 with &old-supported currencies. C . Swepston, 29-year-old aviator 1 CARRY SAFE AWAY , r~e t~t11 th~t a majority ~f the 11 steamship A.l!lama M.aru on w~ch • tlonal needs and ask the nation to 1 She illy. 0, S(pt 28-JNE- Da l! 1 Sl NDAJ BALL DAll, 01!:.4.0 Greece was also havlna wcute was In Jail today. He Ia charged I number of Japanese r~sidenW ~ a:tve It power to deal with these huH :1 walks h~ had been taldn·~ Cl"vclan . S('pt 2&--INQ- l''l..iue. P ys cans o tne counl.ry o nm; money troubles, the government Is- with having terrorized hundreds of ' . -I Hong Hong have taken relu e 0 necessities as they arose for 6Ql0c Lime loday endt'1 tn d ~ii tl: al st"I vlee11 \\'lll be held Wed'l 'S . I V avail themijelve.s ol the oppmtunltJ" 2 suing a decree drastically regulat- bathers an 'he beach with reck-! Ma:.ry.svllle. O .. Sept. 8-IN8-: Iii· Prernte1 MacDonald Jt waa aald j tor Edward Schott 56 He was In - lt w.u annum11:ed 1oc1a1 rr•J' Jv,. to obtabl penni(.:; for the medical lng tibe purchaHt'l and sale or ttoid, les.s flying. While attempting to Fanu~~111 in thetr etrort1~ ~ bstlu 1 , bi 11ttn of the view th~t the natto ~ ~tanlll' killed this mornlll8 wlwt: cph 0 Oreeves. 74 father or Bun· U!lc or liquor Is one of Lhe most llJK\ placing all foreign currency J&nd, Swepston ts alleged to have IJpen safe containing $l thieve:-. I requJrM unity, and that tlu!rt ) he "'All struck by a west-bount.l Bu; I day baseball In Ohio. former legb- slgnltlcant Indications of the atUopel·atlons exclusively In the honda crashed his plane Into au old der· who raided a downtown 881>0llne, 0 should be no question of the su)Jre- Fom pai!St'nJ[er tram while wulkh1 ;r iRto. and new~pape1 nlllll ll hu d ·d tude of the medical profes!l1on top· of the Banque De Greece. • rick IllY wire. statl(n tarried the sllfe away Wlt'' i • macy of any one party. It is a along the lrnck It was Oelleved Vt'str~da~ ltf•lll lilt! II. a~ R. t ~Jo;ttlt c i ward the .. questlon o! lntmucatln,:; 'fhe bank raised Its dtscount 1·al!l 1them early today. 1 ·Doctor's mMdat.e" to deal with the :hat <lue to the tog and th~ ttm"' nf a fall bc\leraaes. . to 2 percent lUi a further protec--· -I position ln which the COWltry no.v the t'r..v, Schntt flllled to uotlc(• tli~ · - ·-- _ ______ Although the Amerlclllll Lf!gi.Ql.1 , tlon, and Onek cabinet omctal.s de- MISSISSIPPI SOLONS AGED MAN FATALLY HURT tlnds itself that the Premier Is Cle·j oncoming frR.In GRAF R1.CK UOhJI:: '.\'BS not singled ouL abo~ the bar 1 F ;t •clmhshaf{ ~ eland that all possible measuretJ TO BEGIN SESSION D~:~.yton, 0. Sept. 28--INS- ~ Fourth Teat in Six Daya it 11lrous of attaining It W8Ji made __ __ ,, mniiY Scpl nssoclatlon. medical l\lioiiOClat.iw;t.r.i 0 would be taken to malnta.ln the In- 1 Struck by a 11witch engine while , C I ed f Gi clear, however, that MacOonalt.l j PROPOSES ctlT FOR HOOVI·,R 28--INB--Th.c dlrlgihle GnJ! · Zcpp<"- aud the te~eratlon of labor, 1t vlfi!J teertty of the national currency -walking aLone a railroad track, J . ~ ontemp at o.. ant hiUI no aspirations to a "dlstator· Kokomo lnd Sept 28 - lNS-- j Hn ccmplet 'I<• a 19-hmn nwl!t t~e Legions actlou Ula.t. spurl'td Mea\}while In Ireland. otllclals of , Jackson, Miss., Sept 28-INB-- A Gephart, 16, was believed to be Air-Liner lihlp." President ,Hoo~~r should recome!'!d I from Pernambu'co, B:a:.:tl r"~trhm,: t lc drys into action. The dry ~~f Lhc Irish free state Wetf confront-jSununoned by Governor Theodore dying here today trom a fractured ! _ The cabinet was scheduled loJ a 10 per ctnt reduction .n ~:l:~~:·lcs .t• nat,:;:.a: hctc t?di!Y. ~las do otn:"~·[ecognlle that.~~ 118 1 ~d w•th a movement ft.r n o.~ak •• G . BUbo to • ve the ~tate r~• .\lkull and serious Internal Injuries.! Akron 0 Sept 28-IN8--81ated J - - - -~- -. of himself , hi~; &~cretarJes ~nr f ~n.ts po al Yt the most po!l! the fiscal relations between the · JXWerty, distress and bankruptcy, --! ' ' · (ConUnucd on page thteel ed k u1 nuuence opera 1ng _!l~ound w• tree state and England and for the the Mls81sslpp1 legislature will eon- M DONALD APPEALS' for an aU-day cruise In her fttst membl!rs of congre~, Pr d eric I i: ~-SHER1Ff' FOUND DI·..'\U halls of COniJTe&;, as e~aeooe by conm•ldn of a 6,oo0,000 pound vone In "''""'dln"'Y ""''"" at ac test ftlght ," tht U. 8. s. n Clah"''"'· 0 . Bcpt 20- "'d hmpleO. tree state credit in London int.o noon tomon-uw. FOR HARMONY publlc&.n gubernatorlttl Mmlnatio:Jll - Fu.eJ'Bi 8f'rv1ces wUI be h 21o that! madeEot 1 Pr sJ , 1Akron, mightiest of an UchterAmerican dollars. Enactment of a law providing than-alr craft. took off from here &ssertcd ln R speech h : re' u, 'J(>(IJca . !wr::- tomcrrow !m· R+churd s he ven- ie Such a plan would &Jve the free cotton acreage reduction In l1nc London, Bt<pt. 28 -INB-CitJng , lion or Ute new A mer <." t:l Lcn'oll uo f•Jrmer Belmont county l ~a:,ur· e lth ve s ave n over r d n state a gold standard Independent with the plan adopted by Texas, the teachlnp of Hindu phllOSOJ.Ih•l today at 10 45 o clock, starting her hcadquarten . . ~· ' er unQ sheriff. '\lho was found d•·ad ~o :~untty at a nod Crom~ of England, but sLrong opposltidrt was one of ~e chief reasom; for erll, Prime Minister J. Ramay Mac- ~ rourth o.lr YOY&IJC ln bPci lll his homr vr:-.tcrd!W. Jt n ers. . •' was voiced by President Cosarave. the Govetnru·s call to the lea;Isla. Donald today appealed to tharound JWho Telle Public PrincipleS I ..-UTO-;.-CTIM FATALLl' wa:.; .lnn(!unccd toct:~y Lynr.h wa~ With the ex-sokbBN .eo ~ who ur~red suspension ot the gold ture. t.able conference on India Jor barAJu·on. 0. Sept. 28-IINBl • • • in -.:hurge of law r nimr em' nl h along In step with the dr.W;tbra, standard so long as a similar policy mony among the deleeates. take the air again, the! of Chr11t1aa Juattce •his :eglon during tlte 1922 co<1l In the 1 E:arer to 0 a11 t 0 , Is maintained by the BniJah II'OV· PROBE SHOOTING IN He called a.ttentlon to the ancient. giant U B s . Akron. llllllest Settle Cri•ia 'c, to 0 erwhen the mthllll hnd to be ry he !mall d .Jeadmt ernment WHICH TWO JNJURED IHindu phU060phy of "harmony,l alrship, tugged Impatiently at her " followmg R !Ht.al IIOt t ,• behas .. he .. d mB~~ive mooring mast In a brisk ...., :-~ na mwt ...ne. . brot rhood and peace an urgea Se tenlbe br h tod Cincinnati 0 Sept. 28-INS-~ walking along a highway wlthlu • that these tenets gUide the dellbor-' p r eeze ere a)' Buslot'IIS and Iitlcal leaden; to- the limlt.R when he was struck by I TIIUGS GET SZOI washington, c. Hto.. 0' undertray po I ng f rom A'• ch • an automobile driven by Charles I Dayton • 0 Sept 28- INS-'fwo IN8-An attempt ftx Sept the 28re- 1atlons of tlw! conference. He ap-IWhlle to takepreparations the !!hlp on were her fourth test day I ac ed a warn 1 bandits lined up ten employes ani nsiblllty for lnjwles to Joh11 pealed. to the delepteB up- tllght lbly this morntn blahop John T McNicholu, o p , Parkinson or Berwick, 0 . •• 1 'ful 35 d his II• who we.- ' On the mlno<lty ...... omongthom-f sld bl dll • tha• the count<V can '"'V'" ,,, A dell8C fog prevented Pa<klnson !he P<OP<IOtO< of a barbecue •land a.nb llet.s w to- 1 1!1elves, cha.racterlzed the proposed r con era e flc'Ulty WaG crisis "only by application from seeing Kautman who was , neal the city llml!Jl here early to75-Wn of tht• principles of Chrlstilm Jus- wa!Jtlng with a. companion. Clyde day, and escaped wlth •200 In cash Athena County Strik Trou .. : s u ' w 1government arbitration as "prob- experienced In freeing e Y ky po ce.ht IC hit a ably unacceptable to everybody'.' Mobile ma.st from Lhe sticky Akron Uce Stout, of Gallon. the motorist told The Jobbers Lhen made a 8\vlft get- Fatnoua Norweaian W O!J ble Said to be Vil'tuluJ; The mlnorJLy Lssue affects the , alrport mud 1n order to negotiate! Hi!' Jllf'Sfiage contained the cau- pollee In an llUtomoblle Plaudita of Nation; MU:ally at End dance was beinr held. Two men cla.lms of to tion that "we shall come out of the Shoea for P-·""' 1 were said to be engaa:ed In a quar- 1re~ntalion in Indian legls,a.· l from a three and a half hour trip pre~nt ('rl!l!s trlumphamtly If we all 'UG•;, -, 1rel. One of the bullets passed Lures and in &II other Hell-govern-! 'Junltt: In God, tf every ci11Ss 'at>d Millfield, 0., Sept. :18-INS-'l'hP/through Yaklns legs lodging tn hts ment bodies to be provided tor lu her third In five days every sroup In the country can be Lewi to M --; 1 dove of peace flapped Its wlntrs wife's hlp. ' the new COIUIUtutJon. Governor Ooorse White of ObJo, 1made to appredat.e the claims tht AI pt.. UI.-INS.:... 8 Mnil e., over the Athem couu.ty e800,l region , _ ----.l' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - "'n& one of the pall8ef11Ittr!l aboard common welfare ol the nation has anon e en Dunham, who Clli{l· ~-c--j~~~~d~~~,r.~;~ 1· RUE ... WO~ r· ... nnou~ea, :~~.r~l who o;, ployment to qulb people here and lr . ., ~. state highl here. coopera.tlug c:ounty comm!.Sslou the plam for the and as lKlOn as cc will be only a ~; hor will bfgl.t thcr ~ T lllld Improvements l'OOn u.tter. '"I i held J~eph WIIICh 8tt; plllllll !d ! '' th~ HINOfNBURGI:~~~~;:~-~.~~:r.~~,m·•• I VON I All , ,Jia;yor C J Baco1 Plor!da, spent 11. fe w Ill(( Mr an -J M111 1 bac,h. Rnd frlcnds b~ who hHII bcf'n Mayo tor lhc puKt rt'n ' M/.&3 ,Ncrma Btrai marw friends In Par Mr. ~awn·R finl v!J in 20 ycan1 He expe brother In Cleveland tlmt •betore returnln ." .. SERVICE · :r~~~,:~::~!~:.~~::::~::~::~~~~::~: 8[ HHO ~OONh~: ~~.:~·:1·;~~~. ~~~~:~·f.~:.~" WH~ ~:;·~:~~~t.~::£:~::; reslcte~ttal l F'OR ANOTHER STAMP! th~ Ml.ai Esther Tho1 \IUle, assisted by 1tQ; entertained a nun young friends at th• ThomaK Frldny t•ver «ames wel'i' the d!Vt e~enlne after which men.ts were served. ln 00~ t.oD~~Bt. o~ • h ' •• •X IFra1 1 dlvorc~ ac~reas, •n tl1c fr.rketl Hu ~ $AKASOTA 1~ndlt h~/j ~~~ fa~ ~ounded I The Rutland tr !~ teat. lmp1 ovemcn • - \l/t!ll as nn aid t Th~ t:rJdge will IJe rrn , oncrrlc dcslgr: ot We!it VU"ilnla- fl'alt , !ll.l1hUy cooler NEWS •;~. ·I crobably llgh! frost In Jl'lountalns z· ~'Nit.t' .T be members fair wlt.h ri81Jltl t.emp!!ratures. 1Herbtort A Miller.. the ousted Ohio AIHPlnNE WRfCKS He r 'p{i~l hle In ord~ r 1 tit~nl"to Uw m any ~tflte highway d ~s LOCAL IYP Lead Taken Enala d ./ /Cond lt.lon was "80od." Ht! wa.a s~t 1n the right thl&h by the 1lrat bUl· 1Iet filed In the melee One ot : by pa s re rebut the ot outran him and eiiCaped. I T 1ee dead bandit, unldentlfted by 1 poSII'!ble meuns to can be made en, t ~· In • ••n batue H~;~spit.ll attaches said Ohlrich s if~~· ,j,;,~f.!dentlfted 0"r ""'"' •tte.· was one d htrto 1 ln Greece, Ireland, Den .. confPBl~o~ ~~~~nmen moot•-;rk tw: M ay B nn& mark , 1'""" obb:ngtim• one "'' or the the of ...hi~ ' Chanaer There I clolhh•• a!O.r attac~··· the...!.lrl. 8 2 Lo~~o~~~t~ ~~~~,~Norwa;t.tbe iiF I vE KillED IN ll'ad of Great Britain, hft'.O lt-CO . lV~SfJg. rn w E -· t-odnt)' during t h~ to the S ed MONEY TROUBLES here Saturday m4 Y:r. Sherwood. t way diNctor, hat "'''dm~ COUNTRI[Si ~~.J.n••••d D ble t.n the const.r fine concrEte sn Lradt1g Creek at w.th lwc othu b •tlfll t '"nd t:~twe IIQd l iC&rpenter, 1t «mpletton of a ay, Follow By ... , 'PJ~)l& are be.~1lil tm " r.:;k to begtn the tht<.c t: ! ·il(l t~unt·l wculd be EATHER FORECAST-"' . Pair an1 continued eool tonJvbt : ~)' Ku safe. of lootlna • ~ ~:~:~~~~;=. ~~J;riE 1 ..... ,~pent 111 at ')' wny dita In tht! m H[PUDIAT[o WILL Ali: ' W • LEASED WIRE OF ' lNTERNATlON AL I I POMEROY, OHIO, MOND' Y, SEPTEMBER 28, 1931 fH£NCH 'I!.M AlL REAl)"{ "TT MAIL A'T "THS PROPER "TTME! Bu Coo ... G0l 0 ~TANO~HOiCLiYf:t;i~~NDIT UAO[R~ ~~~c~~LAN! BHITI~~~ PH[MI[H I~!/'lE1~i:6~~~~' AU.I[~ DR~ OH~ANilATION~ TD lJJ Byll w.:!~v~n~"'p':":. .~!N:rs.:~~ ARE RECEI~EO BY 1 w~f.'u~·!~:'d 0~ ::::::;..>d....-.IN~:ISTATE~ [. l[~TION ~\~~~ ~'~":::::~. ~:.~.~~"-'~ , PlAN~ TO ri~~T MDV£· Is J)'I!LI'VEQIO)) 'TO ME ~! 'T)IBN PL\.. 'T~IOM, ~ND ~IWIO .. K• A.llllct'ES$ -n!EM, ANO 'P\n' "nAMP9 O"' Hig) ~e 'WELL, I O~'DE!:!'Etl ~i~.W;.\i'!,l; VOL, Vl- NO. 14 ••• . Judt!e« and oil public By ROBERTS. ALL'.N received ,her fJrst baptllm of l"llln, otrlcl.:.ls of WhJ&tever pollticnl fallh INS Btatr Corrf'SJ)(l'lldetlt 1 The Akron W86 left outdde her l"mu.t 8 , 1, . abov< party COIISide>-· .. lght 1931 b Y I N B,·hJ 1hanger laat n la:ht ror th e fir& t tl me.! tlons to serve the common God" · rt..:cpyr 1 U was announced today's nleht the ·Archbishop said. WLshlngton, Sept 28-A u or· fourth felony charae maltes B. llte 1might start a11 early a11 9 o'clock. 1 The 11ame solution was suggeflted latl\'t informatton that the LH.c-1 lmprllonment sentence ma.ndltory I PoinUng he1· n08f! Into a mw-ty. for =mployment troubles •Jr. the lll'V lfi u 1111tloua l The automobile Wafl .11tolen about rain-filled sky, the airship left on Janauaae of Pope Plus XI, u is as I poll ol presidential eandld&tf's two weeka qo. ..turday Enunett. her third trip last night llfter of- 1ftarantly unjll.l!lt for capital to arou~>('d wide lntere.~~t amon11 pollunkempt and ralri-drenched, hun-, ftclala h11.d waited two hours b1 hope l!elae all the profttll as It would be· 'leAl lenders here today ltY· scared, vlllted hl& aunt, Miss of having fa.Jr weather. TbeJ tor labor to seize all the prMtts- 1 Slllh a test 0 ; public 8cnlhnent AnnUl Everlc.t. She put him up In ilant ship stayed abo'lle the cloudal••umtng that. labor were in a po· •<-n J•:<rty SP!ections was viewed by her house. A YOUDI nephew of throughout. the trip and wu un- sltlon to do 80. IPR!ly rnan 98er11 here as likely tn Emmettll notlfted hla father, how- reported after leaving Cuyahoe:nl "The ca.pltalil:im ·of t.Gmouow-· . hed a very penetrating liyhl up:m ever. Falls, Akron suburb. She was, und there will be no tomorrow un·r the !elections ot the nominRtlng After a he&.rt-rendlns di8CU681on said to have made a l!leiCbnd vlslt l tea It Is reformed according to ronv~ntlons nelrt June W1Lh his wife, Everitt asked t~ to Clevela.nd durin&' Ute trip, mot'oll princlplea-muat be !UltlstiOO Rx .wiH' of the high repul.e ol the pollee to arreat his liOn. All the ttme the Akron Wafl In: With a fair return on Its Invest- Dit~e~t polls in the past. political .. Emmett aboUld. 10 aome place the air, the :r.so members of her ·ment. leaders declared, an overwhelml:n~ : ••~hiscana.!:.~t !;.~ h.~,u lt'OUnd crew worked vallently to .. 1, should form a corporation' 1 n1!.• sPmtnt of any candidate In ••Y• been a sweet boy, the kind Cree the Klant moorma: mut from'and thare Ita aurplus with the tab.l·hL rc 1 thcolnlnR poll WCould unques~ the mud. into whtch lti had bec:on»eloren wbo produce It and pay ki-1 1!ormbly PQ'Nerfully strengthen hu; that helped with t.he dlshtli and mired durl.nl the wait for tbe bute tn tlw! torm of tans, to the lposl<•on In the nomtn•tmg race. the hollluse. ld t&teotf. When the &hlp retumcd, '.otate that proteCII u,· th10 Polltlc:al quarters here have been com• over bb.•~_:, ..,..,wo~ t.be wOrk• had not been compt~ llilho:> added. - ., . v.l.lt:d !hat the preaent plaw ot .... , Dille~! phmn.~ll: I ar.. w~lp1~round A~ch· A , lh• •dlte<• eontemplole tho In,' ]Uti (')l In the list of candidates lhe "mt'~ , 1 both rcrm" p<esldent Cal rt., ., " vlll und former CoO\Iel'JlOI Alft·£1·1 E Smith . Their names would add cnormI' usly 1,., t.he \'Blue nn:l ilttelt!L of ' the JlOII both r~;r Lhc pubhc at larl{.:' nd f)ll.l'H lraders Their lnclw:lion, however, 1~ dr:pendent upon Ul<'lr wllht•Kness to be listed rt ha:-; lM:nl rumon>tl m admln 1:;. li:J.tlon qm•lli~r.s In lh: past [ ;> \\' t,t"!i lhRt Mr Coolld~;! \II II ~>~lO:tl.• ' 1o::Ullltely tHke tJmtM"if out of tht' l93'J ~ce. One of Mr Hoover'•. rrle'lris recently asserted that tn the 11car future Mf. Coolidge will mAke public a communication 81il)'tng he Is not a candidate and declarl'ng himself for President Hoo1 C~.;oll~Me !:!;:,!.'i,.:;~~n~,::J,:,..~~h·~=:~ ~~ v1o11n, fa atlnd whorr. HeP.rt apprec on first helped ~ fame,ot was hereOt::en at f& age '1tl. dead He had kl '~ 1 tor , . . acclaim of the publJc aud In high }Xl8itlons c&.me to "Mellie,, 11 todgy •e;,,~ m'~~ ~ JIC was known. Ja m m lite H:e a been a snowshoe maker of~ ubtltty 1n Norway-so akUied, Ui.:. deed. that Kear Admiral RoOOrt ·1:. Peary took a pair ot hill ahoes wtUl him on the voyqe du.rlli1 whlcb here dilcovered the Nortlt Pole>! Coming to America. DunhaDt WOn an old·tbne fiddler's contest h~, aa a result of whkh F"ord invited hhh to play tor him . .. . Dunham claimed he hever toat a vloUn Ieason tn his lite. But vet. was a master of f')'thm. •• · Mr. Coalldle htm.aelt haa mam· To the end. when fame" ~on~ "I':' l.at,nt'<l his unbroken sllenct! con- on him, he remained ibhplt! t."t'tn•n 1 his position In Ute matter unaffected, •:;: ~~ ~ .,... .,. , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 27, 1931 fisher neal spencer