http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bcc75fe44e224d6dda0d90b0a15cbe48.pdf 0690333fc8b0e084d8765542d9c4f7aa PDF Text Text . • ,., • .. . ,._ ..;r * ' ' "''" ,..,., . . ..... ~~ ' 1 I ~ ·~ ' ....- m . ~ " ' ' .llWAHD JOSEPH HUNDREDS s~vED ANNUALLY ~$~· 82~ ~~MA~ES ;.:. , · BYWATER SAFETY PROGRAM ' .:_0)[5 THURSDU,...1 ~~~.:..i~s:~~ ~~..:~~E:,~?::~~~~~I ~SKE~N ~UIT . ~ JOMPh. to. 1 C1Y1l of thl need for the e:ttmliw wat.!r cQecl ai the boml o1 b.. aafe\J propam whJeh 11 conducted •t Columbus urJr Thurt- by tbr Amerkan Red ClOIJII .. a ~ a1 1 hlyt attack. More than 82,883 candidates auc· • = ....,... a i fGI'Dltr H.YIDC tot n.wm,, of mt.IQ' }'JJ.l'l ClllfUUy puled the rtctd Red Crosa te8tl durin& th~ last tla· Ult..,.vtna: Q1 eel laqe)¥ by camp coLUL&elors. beach A suit ha.s been Uled In the ~m· Ill, c" =-p tend &he funeral or Horace E!mit.h Jr at Hartford Thursday mornlns Mr1. Eldon Weelts Is quite Ill 11t ~· her home at Enterprise r ·llr· IIIHt Mrs. l"red. Runion of Honorable Thomas~. Jenkins ot OooiYWe weN bullntla vi&iton here Ironton was calllng Oil friends here log and other water IJ&fety tralnllllf Aid and lJfe-SaviDI p~ram •H ,IS By re880n of the Red Cross Plrs t estimated that hundreds of lives are 6&Ved each year not to m ~n - a 1 Day. • ..=-_· h : ree ·· · :·,,,.Of l WO New At Druggt"sts " ::,oo ..;,•,o: ~•• ·=~~ da, momtna. v·ICk ProdUCts ""·· ..... :. ::: - Of Pair To Obtain Po!S• esoion Of Baggage in L01 A ngeIe1 ~ llakeo Palillole ' ·N -· 'VIck Plaa 01 lloitor' ~trol of Coldo. '\ EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAy and SATURDAY 8lx90 Druid Seamless Sheet C 1·eady to use, no dressing IG Tinch Stevens All Linen ,. owenng . .... , . .. ... _.. . ... . ~G inch Ideal Percale, light or dark Fancy Patte1·ns .... ...... , . .. . . 54x70 All Linen Table Cloths, fast co!m· bor·ders, extra size ... .. ... , . 70x80 Fancy Robe Blankets $1.00 Asrorterl color'S . . ... . . , .. , , 80x90 .Jumbo Size Blankets, part $ wool, fancy plaids ...... . . .. , , 30x40 Baby Blankets AP<orted colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 79 '10c 9C 95C ~ Ladiez' Raincoat. , . , , .. , . , , , , . , , , , ', $1.98 Lasts · AU Oat St-.k Tbree Times As Lar1•·A.a1t Sboald ••· ,. What's Good lor You, Ia Good lor Us. for abandontng To make prohibition elle< tlve. however, Bll&w declared, it w!U be ,...,..,, .. ..... I "aohamed or ' - - I LEAGUE ' Cover Mu t1tu ..~ e ~ mportant e •v .~ U leta ~'!" RES"LT MAY MEAN MUCH 0"LJTTLE .': '-' " walking home from school. t;JXlyear-nld Robert Jones died hcJ ~ to- Discunion To Be Informal · France ADVISED :Griffi day The dnm of ' " ' ""''· ,; ' 1 th of Cortla nd 0 1'..1.~ f'XO:J -I U. 5, Over 0 ld eA Of 8CUf i lJ 1 T IS I Before Japanese Troops ...... ol blame _ . ; Will Be Moved From ONE s TILL •T LARUE T rrl'tory Cleveland , Oct. :.!3- fN"S--Onl v dolnk- n er•nnln~l! Hardi ng !rom Bucharest sCHOOL BOY 18 AUTO VI <.'TIM MUl I Martin!\ Ferry o. Oc t 23 - INs 1 -byInJoced " ' ywa>as'"he " """ a t ruckwh'" ye:•..erda \~a,' 1 I real en "S Anxlau1 To Wla p•e t" - 5eftat • To Prevent Such Aareement, However Dy G EOROE.R HOLMES ,dsbt nlOI'&torlum . cne of five youLhs v.ho 1m.d 1· thu~ I INS Bt.atf Correspondent OUt or LhtiiU I111CUUlona 1fliy - -'j ~ tscllpe while b€lfli t ak~ n to the Washl ton Oct 23 PTench ar: d come m uc h-()r not.blnv. 1 1 By WALLACE X RAWLES --, , By DAVID P. SENTNER 1 Cl~ll By FREDERICK ABBOTT ILancoster 1 etum M:hnol Oy l uuul~ nr · ' Wll!lhin yt.on 11 hopeful tor moth. Loa Angeles, c~.• Oct. 23- Ruth ; Maryaville Pubhc Schools , 1 N s Staff Correspondent 1 I INS Staff Corresponednt cuffing a coUJ t biullt! P.•ld 8 gu.'\rd America n pw1e1e~ Ill Lhe aHa1rso r a i hop~ t ul of a reoonc:lllu.t.ion bf 1 1 1 n•Judd "phantom ! efendant," was I May Not he Open~ New You, uct Geneva. Oct 23.-A form11.l deto a tr~ee near Ll.. .. l: . .,. weary wordwt._ch ha.ve be<m MildF a nco-Am erlcan v1ewa that. wUI 3-Deel.a.rma 01 1 11 0 1, that the financial 2world wa» ,~ . J lmand that China furnish complete lmained at lllrKe , 00 , ~ follo'wtnr tcally divergent. In recent year~ - 1spell oooperaUon In the future. B~, represented by a nesh and blood unh 1 anuary slra.lahLenlng Itself CIUL and that WA ' and effective fiiUarantees tha.~ the the capturl' Oi ~j.e tourth j)J )~~r wue placed vi.9-a- VIIi toda y In t hf' ' in view of France'& lntranatcept at.t.orney today llll tha county cora' the hoU&e ot steel was now In orperllC.ns of Presldmt Hoover a nd views on diMrm•me nt. &eCUrttj", and 1Uves and property of Jnpa.ne~~e Nu- hel e last ni!1h! ner summoned a jury for the inMarysville, o , Oct. 23-INS-- der, Cha.rles M. Schwab. Veteran ttonnls will be protected before 1 __ Premier Laval. : u:pa rattons. there 11 behind UJ,is b.~~ quest lnt.o the deaths of the two Maryllvllle's public echools were soldier of the steel lnduatry, today , evacuation of troops from recently M...<\NY \\'OMEN EMBALMERS Their ccnferencet~. bep nnin g to- 1titudtJ of hCipeflllnes& a very diSPhoenix women, victims of the under a closing order today follow- 'SO\Ulded 11 trumpet call ~ 0 the m&m I occupt-:!d territory in Manchuria I Cincinnati o, Oct 23- INB-- 1ouy will run the gamut of mtcr- ~ cernlble air or skept.lclsm ~t ahastly "trunk murder." l tng a dectsloo of the Board ot Edu- Ibers of the Amklcan Iron and 1 F C 1• T R be&:lns was plQced before the Lea- Fune, al <ll r..:i: t m 11 1Lt. 8 protession iH national Irritants, from war debts either the French or the Amertta~ Attorney Louli P . RUSGell, for- cation last night to sllllpend the I Bt.wl tmtit.ute to 'sail Into the job" armen on IRUe 0 e- ~ ue Clf Nations counc11 by the Jap- no wny !1m1tt:d tu 11 , n. Lc_ 1 ~ tu n parations from dl8annamcn t vlt!wpolnts will be materially alter merly munlelpa.l Judge, was em -! school!i until after the November I of lmprovlnr economic condltlons. 1 1i1t Tuberculin anese deleptlon today . Ashlry. p1esldent ul t h L ca.::4kLl W the question Cl! France's ··se~ur- ed by the brief three days of p<! r'ployt!d to represent Mre. Judd , 2'7- elections because of a lack or fund<:> I Schwab, president of the l011ti- ~ T _. The d£ma.nd was embodied In a Manut 11 cturers AsJ;OCiat 1011 of Am- Jty ; rrom gold resen: es to the mat- l!':ona.l cuntact The dUTerencM aft! year-old-hospital !ll!cretary, now o. POB:llblllty that the schools may t ute a.nd chairman of the Board of e.en I cvunler· ptoposa.l to the resolut1Cin erl.ca revealed here today ter uf ext.endiDR the wternQUOJra.l held to be t.oo dt!tip- s-:ll.ted fi!ir fugitive in the first of two lnquhles remain clotled until January I wa.'i Dhector11 ot the Bethlehem Steel l lntlOduced yesLerday by the five 1 There are more thjlu ;tOO womeu ready solution . Into the responsibility for the declared by the OOo.rd In an appeal corporation, &I!Serted that lnduat.ey Bt.,~rlinJtoa , Ia., Oct 23- INS- 1 Jeadln&: membtlu or the l:ague rmploy ed u ~ luneral dlrecto1s - , Nrlthcr Premier La. val nor Pre&dea.tha~ of Mru. Judd's crstwh.lle ; w voters to sanction o. three mill has gotten 1t.& ~:~ econd wind" and 1Ra Ink btodNaytr!eve1nted ~ .. ~urpriae ,•~: . council Tht! new Japanese ptopo· , throughout the country, he :..t11l~.1 ir,h.nt Hoover would admit 11avlug 8 chums, Agnes Aun Lel'oi, 30-yeur· levy at the eltmt.lon on Nevember 3 that "economy and eftlclerwy" ac Y a ... na. suar...,. ..en on uc t al, cabled by the Tc.kyo gove1n~ ' dPfinlte am to offer the otber c.ld nurse, and Hedwig Samuelson, In order to permit J·e-openlng of would lead business out Of the de- encampment of en~t\led Des 1 mrmt to ~nk.iebl Yoohisawa. J\.8 1 TO ADD TO FORCE f t.oda progr at, red~hatred lnvolld school teach the schools. pression. Moine,~ coWlty fann!b rei18&Uag le&iue repre~~entatlve, did not con-I Dayt.on. o . Oct 23-INS--Addi·l Y , ' 1 er. Teacheh have not been paid "The improving of our credlt State tuberculin catt~ test. ¥t.ltuttl definlt.~; reJection of the I lions of plant equipment and pe1 - , Th·~ Frt:neh statesman mere)) aaJd the opening of the term and ! structure by \'lrtue of t.he steps adPlve companies of tbe mUttli. COWlCII's resolution but. !1\tl&:ested a. sonnel are likely to be made at th" that he was here as the guest Of Los An lea OCt 2_":- II•s- 1. h,, ~~~Y $158 remains ln the funds or vocated by President Hoover and were c&llMI. out before dawn, but number of lmportant alten.Uons I McCa.ll company hert' within the In Caae lnTolvia• Appoint- the American government tcJ disboe.rd Lhe bankers Is a fundamental step harddredly -~~ dthey .~~rc_!J_~ •bhunThe principle alt~rs.tlon propolred uext 18 months t.o take co.re of ex-! m:•t of Reeeivers for cuss world problems '' feverish h~t ior M.rs. Wmtue Judd, aoug:ht for the In the righ& dlre.:tlon," Schwab t.old y.... O'flll w'"' ,..,.... w en Ill In t.he resolution 1.8 the suuostlon pected lncre&.lied. marazJne pub~ l . Admlni.strallon spokeamen slm~x trWJ.~ murders of her two Bert~a. 0 , Oct 23 - INB--1each- the reneral meetina of the lnstl· Cll~-~C:, tJl ~e that the council,. call upon Ch llut llshmg work . It w11s Indicated tu- t Loaa Cmopantel I stated that. there was no progr.i.lil, turru:d into another chllnnel ludu.y In Be tell district schools today tu~e troops n.._.... theeJ k Brae 1· for ..errecUve guo.ranteea of the Uves day · 1and that the dlscuSIIIona would . lte, 1 wlth announcement by pol.i<:e to recelv~ only three-fourth s Fear has been lessened. There rn:~L ~qul:\ ~tuartena eof vefu~ ;!!oDd prop~rty of J~~opa.nese Nation- ~ -, Columbua, Oct 23- INB-The lor a very Informal nature .. vestliators that a new wltne1:111 the salaries due them becaUS'.! oi Will be no collapae. The 1:10urces of fa me bUt =~ tor reaktance , als" before calling 011 ,Japu.n to be· WOULD Kt:·NAMJ: CITY contention or At.tomey General I 1t was made very ~vidt!nt, troW· been located lack of fund s, accOJ•dlng to Clerk ~e ~:t hove been ~~blllr.ed and 'lie W:nt ~~~dlly ahead. 1 gln Its evacuation In Its original • West. Oran~~:e, N. J ., Oct. 22- INB o tlbr. rt s ~ ttman that common piell.S 1 Eo ver. th!lt the thoug~t uppemi. This hitherto unknown Powles. :Ch:: Jsh~~~ A DlBJJ8 rnee\lnc of :uoo fa.rm- l form, the resolut.ion first demanded ~ -A mo,enJent to name this town courUs h:ne no power to appoin t , In the French premier s mind Ia ~ RuaseU Blake Howe, a student $9.007 21 remains In tor Improving condl~~:: ~~~~ tn•urt:entl wu d1aperaed lalat nl&ht 1 eva.cuatlon by Nov 16 and Ulen •~~l8on c:y ~isohonur or tt"e ~ate 11eceiver.; for btjhtlng and loan u - win over I u~ United Sta~ to music at the University of &uthem district fund wll:.h which low3 : bJ farm leaden who quietly went called on Cbina to tumlah the de- l maJ!It.l.llnv~ntlons nw~:"~o~k~ ~ ' r+c iat lons except upon application 'l flld ~ea of .:mterin1 Into a security California, came forward with 11. a.pproxtmately $l5.000 In ~ead wt.th plana for immedlat.e sln:d i\l&tant.eeB t his h t of the 'lta.te suptJrlntendent of pact , either thrCIUJfh the lt.B&ney 11 1 ed 1 &tor)' that prompted offlcl~~ols tu and operating expenses. acuao If neoeuar)'. The Japane~W counMr-proposal. ~ay ume ere, ga. n mpe ua building and loan assoclat.ao~ origlna.lly proposed by W~ 1 decide to apin question Mrs. Judd's extravagances Mllltary oftlcers oontlolitd to re- It wa• learned, was privately clrcu__ , thtOUih the attorney general, was Wilson. or by lmplemenL1nc 1,M, brother. Burt,CIJ.l McKinneU, reprlpea; which celve i"eporta that the lnlluraentR lated a.mong members of the lequt; "LOR ANGELES" ON TRIP jupheld here t.odp.y by the Ohio Su- ~ Kelloa-Brla.nd pact. for t.be out.Jardii;li the miBBin( woman's ~lttre I.Dken plaoe iii -QlOII. pauell qua.n.Ut1oa o1 n1tro-1lycer· CO\Ul,Cil lbortl)' after noon, t.o IIYe Lakebunt, N J .. Oct. J3- INB- pu:me court. Iawry of war '11\b could be a.c- e WAR· MlY 8R[AK IN t·o· g 1 0. 1 1 A& a concealon i I I I ag;:"Mrs .... A PRICES $2.95, $4.89, $8.95, $14.75 and $15.75 1 to Chma, the flight over New Jersey She was hibltlon prevenu.n,- the Pranklln 1consult IUJIOill thernRlves t.o deter· hle lister tailed tu obtain de- Nativea, ObJ'kti"• •o Japant se proposal It was under- Iexpected to t&ke pmt .In the atr 1county common pleas court from mtne the aggre:seor Jn the event of Uftrt at a railway station of the ·-. ~ 11tooa ellmtnated the clause of t~ show at the Jeraey OJly alrpbrt tar ' appolntin&: a receiver for the Co- war . trunks eontatnlng the battered bod- liah RUle, Demand Tranaorlglnal r~CIIIltion, dema.Jdlng the benefit or the unemployed. llumbtan BuHdtna and Loan AalloOiven sueh a IU&r&ntee, the 1es of Aple8 Lerm and Hedw~& f ,..____ China live " rea.uurance of t. e at~ __ _ cl.atlon at Columbus Prench are preJ)&red to make milSamucll:lOn The trunks had been er to ~e t 18"htA" 'l'his, however, wUJ be lm LINDl' ON WAY EAST Coulllt'l tor the Ohio BuJid11ll tertal concessions in the wa.y of disshipped os bagga.ge from Phoenix, Plied in the ll"eneral demand fo1 Rock Sprinp. W"I!/O . Oct. 23 - INB ll880C1Stions In Ohio, representing annament &nd re~a.ratlons WlthArlzona ~te<:tlon of li ~s and property In -Col and Mrs Chari@S A Lind· 1tlon of about 500 buildlnt and loan ou~ It, there 111 believed to be &eant At 8 P . M Monday n1ght, Howe we are a creditor nation rlif!~e 0~~d:toofth~he 1.700 80~- , ferenU.aUy meanln!! ri apa:ls exist - bt:rgh took Cltf a t a 12 a. m 1e s.t 1 latiBCia.tlorur. In Ohio, r<'Pt;esentmg chance that Prance wUI concf:d.e Informed a.uthorlt.tes, he had Lalket.l a.g:alnst a prooperlty of our lnterna.- 0 Dan Turn country Y 11ng treaty rtgh~ in Manchurh 1toda:~- rm Chicago wh~~ they ex- 95 per cent of the total assets or anything In these matters wlth McKinneli and the lo.tte1 had the Mediter~ neighbors Is neceesary 00 our ov. er arrived ye!lterday i must be guaranteed and rrs pect::!d pect. to make a brief 11u;p before go- :1111 building a nd loan a..<mOCJatlom 1 Senate leader& have made it clear, !laid his slater Wll.6 In deep trouble ISland of Cyprus, who have well-being,'· he said. I'LE~1JBNING BUiLDi'NG bY China.. ing on to New York tonirt.t in the state, supported Bettman in however. t.o President Hoover thllt and bQS asked for The lCian ol the standard or revolt ~e sr.:peg~;l: ~pospr:~~:! !:!lis•!~: Ohweland Oct 23 - INS--Ten i Without saying so In DS mao~.lY Landing at the Rock Springs ~~olr- hts case any such pact Is foredoomed to tf-some money. The conver~~&tlon acBritish rule there "'"""" socially proiDtnent person!! W"re 1wor&, the Japanese prupos~IJeJ) e- port at 5 15 pm. Thuu.day Lhr The wnt wa.s allowed by a vote jecUon. cordtnl!C to the music student oc, t:r:~~et~&~en:ta:: ~~; ~~~~~~ g~~e~e~~e~ U:::Str:~~ forced to flee t.o the street her.e sents Japan's det.ermtnntion lo sc~ 1 Llndberghs were unex)re1Jtecl gu ~st.s of four to two, Supreme Judges There remains then as the most curred only II few hours after Melh dole H !edged Ul day when 1\re broke out In a SIX- the.t the Chinese rua.rantre11 a~e at this little mlnlag town last night :ThomllS A Jane&, Edward 8 Ma.t-~ promising aspects of the HooverKinnell and the lluspected nmr;~~Y ~=!.;O:t!ee~ du~try ,;. su:~tlnt: any em::~:i smte DJ)IIrtment bulldlnr Damoge workln1 o11t eft'ectlvely before evac- They were called ba.ck. from th ch thlas. Robert H Gay and James ~ Laval conferences un agreement on deress called at the railway tor permanent peace despite the was eatlmated at • 2000 ua.Uon takes place aerial vacaUon In the Orl::!nt. by ~be rR(;blnson voting for the writ, wltn continuing the Gennan debt mora~ "It )'<IU ever wanted to help and Syria to quell the riot• bUlllness which might acerue from Ml811 Jean Winton: 18, do\llhtm The proposal 8180 dropped BJtl.::!:- death of Msr Lindbergh 's rather,I ChJet Justice C T MDnlha.U and t.orlum beyond next June, .and a n help me now," McKumell pleaded \~~tc~~~~tesh:~~ a~ building navy vessels and a.rma.· ot AlexlltiKfer E. Winton pioneer VI ot the Lea.iUe resolution which United States Senator Dwl.ght W .Judie Florence E Allen di.SBentlng. l agreement rest.rictlnr and regulat· accordin1 to Howe, " my slater hD.s ment automolllle manufaClture~: jumped urged "direct. negotiations ~s 8001! Morrow of New Jersey. 1Judre Reynold& R. Kinkalde did '~g ~e How 01 I Oid between Franc:! 1 become involved In a terrU::le lrll Schwab potn~ed out that Amerl- 2D feet lo the rround and brought as evacuation Ls completed Th1.. 1 _ _ net participate In the decl.alon. ahci the United States g£dy., a. hmrlblt'! crime I need so•ne that ca was on the upward move last a ladder to ald. Mrs Walter Will- ~ was Clone beclluee of the Jnpanes~ AKRON CAN'T COM! - -~~ As regards the extension of ttl(! monE:-y-anythlog- flve doilalll I cruis•--·· he• boo•-··, and Jeuoo Will- vte•LhaL the council should mak.• Columbus, o , Oct 2s - INS-lh• 1 BLASTER JM KILLED mora.torium, the lnstltutJon of have none at all and she has prac- (!r be· • ..... _ ' no recommendations Ct neeI 1in ~ ~ tically none" fore 9 the jlroductlon curve had In- tams, 18, to flee the burninK sl.ructh , ·u IUS.S. Akron will not be 11 visitor Jewett 0 Oct a3 - IN8--'sam- which cau s ed resentment In Howe Maid be r~fu scd to lend cruiser and the destroyer creased s teadilY from the first of ture. e C\llCUil on at Ohio- State university's hom..' uel Maholan. 69 wl\5 ·killed on his France. thert Is a. feeling- that tb11 1 future llctlou b:!tore money to McKinnell and that the Achates were expected l;() arrive the year," he said. "Then came is complete coming celebration November 7 ra.rm near h~re ·today when -;truck wlll ha.ve to be done away. whether 1but an attempt. wtl l be made to s.e· on the head by a portion uf a tree 1 Premier Laval agreeA to lt ln Wa.sh· hunted woman'ti brother then during the d~~oy. the breakdown of finanoea In cenHEINTZ IS wm BOught a loan from another studenl Sill: troop-carrying airplanes, tral Europe which spread 00 En1Clnelnoatl, 0 ., Qct. 23-INS- Pelplng, Oct :!3- INS---JapaneEe 'cure two of hl'r smaller Rtslcrs ~tump hi'! wu blutlng away l lngton or not The Hoover-Laval Frcm Howe's llccount, po' Jce !:d~ with riflemen. an! following land and brought. violent repere!UI- VIctor Heintz, former Republlc:an troops, 81 '1Jported by b'»nblnt a11 -~ from Akron Inst-ead, L W. St. John.' . conve rsations, however may smooth Cluced tbe theory, suggest Jd pJeI planes hvm Alexandrla, lslons to our own ahore&." oona:re81110an from the second Ohio plane~; today eontm\led tlwi1 dJJV '! director or athletics a.l !.he unlver· QUARTETTE ROBS BANK l n\\'"BY 110me of the rougli spols hi viously durin&" the mvestlgatlon aud a company of the Kina's Schwab termed the indlfl'erence dlltrtClt, wa 11 a IP'OOII1 today, rot-~ against Ohluese bandlt- ll oops slty, stated today __ . I the way of the ext~nslon that Mrs. Judd may still be ln L ()!; entrained ft•om port said to governmental ClCISta 81 one of the lowing his marrlal(e yesterday 1.o north nf Mukden, accmdi.Jt1 tu ndRichwood, 0 , Oct :!3--INs The gold issue ts more current .i mob6 we.·c meunwhlle wor~t featurea of American Ute. Mlas Frances WIIUamson vict:s received here. TO IIELP COA.L BUSINESS IThre(' wh1te men and a n~ro st.n1 · and concerns only the Unit...-! Angeles sheltel·c •- the •· to our local Mar 11 ns .,.,..ry. ~-- 0 OC'• "3 o,th or1 theb vicblity, lati "' ""wn• of LRO"""n ........ , 'I refer pa~icuiarly n Heintz entered OODJft!BII tu 1018 , A 6ta te men t t rom •"~ ·,.., Jo.-n-" .. .,... "''"·' ~ - IN" ·~ Il d a dar 1nR hold up o1 th e • rarm · states aDd Prance, which betw• lrH~we·= •:vw.~r! . vcs Cit __.. In L~~asol and Famaausta g o~r nmenldtll, a.~Hte, city ~d coun- vacating hia seat w enter the arm)' 1 mlllt.o.ry h eadquarters at Mukden !Coal O!JCrators expressed th ~ b;!- 1ers and Depositors Bank here to- them possess e.pproxlmat.ely 7&.. pil'r 1 0e ... · ere we ••• co1Olf• durlna the World wat. t th , doubt on the1 ac"'-'£u 1 "" report.:> reaching her£! y, I descr.bcd the military m;lvements lid here toduy that large co."JSum- day lind fled northw11rd m an aut::~- cent of t.be world's supply 1n recent 1t d pon e ou' rows from Cyprus !Ill wa.ates wblch aDe a dead wellht M measures of self -d.eferu:J. mu<lr crs v.oulll lnc1case their stock& and' moblle with nearlp,;$10 ,000 cblair. .d weeks. Europ2, principally Pnmce, account given by McKinnell whu The om~-1 ,.- ..,,._, Ni oia on business and Ule public." b Chi ' •ay• loolu •- ..._ d t 1 1 1 said that he had left Mrs Judd out ..._ Cl>RI ... a 1 co H 1 ld b~MILITAR PILOT IS ncLessan Y nese u, .. caus~ a rrca ...,r urman or Ci.ta as 1 at the point o a n has withdrawn some seoo.ooo.ooo o 1Y par 11 a 1 -ue for his to oblle few mlnllt.!s has bl!en set afire by the fanatlcni e a on the r.on ~ ur the South Manchurian a res ul t or the Interstat-e commerct' • • :r _ the previous metal rrom New York, I o a.u m a advocates of ending Br1til!h rule this ~ Ule polltkllan KJLLED JN MUKDEN ra1lway. commission proposal to raise coal 1 PACIFIC S 1 EAMER 'which has been interpreted and after leaving the stlltlon and tha~ over t.he Uland which Great Brit· "There Ia the waate Of racketeerApproximaLely fifty Chlrwse ha~ :· rrelght rates S3 a cD.r N.cSI'• Vl' :, GER ' criticised in some quart~rs lUI "an he never •f;QW or hea.rd from her aln has held since the early years c J Ina, the 'Nalte In COWltJeaa bureaua, Mukden, Manchuria, OCt 23- I ~n killed In the fighting m Uw stocks are now. low, they indicated IN SERIOUS DAN attack on the dollar:· The wlthJudd Is captu,.ed ailv~ ' the Wogd -,;ar and had adminL!iter~ :~ .. ~~a=nce In admlnbtra- INB-A Japanese mnttary pilot W&li Tlehllng u~a. drawa.l has made no appreciable " have her constltutlu a.l, ed fru· many yee.rs before that lnlltantly killed toda.y when hm 1 BA.NKS TO BE-OPEN 1 San FranclScCI, Cal., Oct 23- INS 1dent In the American supply, out 1 ~~ 11 11 ~- -Schwab npreued. the recret o:r f trol d crash I Toledo o Oct 23-INB--With Fllunderlng helple~sly In a 1h rights full.)' protect.:!d. Her husba.ni.l .. OIL REPORr' PERSlS'J S , the. steel Industry tor the necessity ~ar:;: :~ oC:~ulr:d:. TO APPEAL SENTENt..:E four of the c.losed Tolfjdo banks ac - bea' ~ sea, the steamer- Wilmington ~o,nge.:o~:~~t ~ g ime~:n Dr. Wtlllam C Judd, ret:llned t wo Wa!<hlngt.on. Oct 23- INS- ·A re- tJC tecent wqe cutUna:. Th cdd t occurred durin& an~ lceptml lhe proposal lo consolidate of the Nelson Line wt.~ m a :-;cr - ~·.,....., ,, , attorneys to attend t o hls wife's lc"We held to the old wa1e ra&es e a en ceremonies for Bowllns Green, 0 .. Oct 23 - INS December 15. was set toda.y as tt- ~ ious ll ht todav oft' Blunt 's R!d finance. p.l lnteresUI shOuld she be cap- ~nsth~t J::rt~:~m;~:~~~ll~~~: llS lona as our balarlee 1heet.t would ~:::"'!mda!ounded in Ja.p- - An appeal was planned here to- tentAtive dat.e .or the openlna: or i 350 a:u:s north ·01 here, accordm~, No grea.t dlftleulty 18 antleipn~ tured. The lawyers are Louis P Curtis as Its cr.ar prCvok~ eml- permit." he said. "But with tbe ne! wars. ~e plane was one of day by attorneys ror Mrs Blanch the mef'led ba.nkll as a. single lnsU - to wcrd received by the San Fr.:tn- 1 in rea.eblna an arreement U~t:S Russell and Richard H. Canttllon siderable d\acuMiun today In Rc- llqukiatlon or prices and valuea in a uadron of ten machines whlch Hallr:ly, 88, from her sentence 00 tutlon ' ci'lco Ch!lmber of Conuncrc~ 1([Old movement, for the The lQtter was associated in the pqbllcan elreles ull directions It was nece~~&ry 10 sq 1 f matkm over the elty we lmprl8onment 1n the Mary ~v\lle one of the flye closed bllnkll, the The steamer Admiral Sebn!t' bur- States stm poBS~S aboUt. twtce 0 defense tom years ago of the nc~ yield to eoonomlc Jaw." h~le or 1 h dl'ed troops por- rerormatory tor the rata! shooUng Cotnnlerce Guardian Trust ~~ond led to tht· rescue '"d took off the the French reserve. torlous W11llam Edwo.rd Hickman While Curti5 denl:i "h::m ng He added that any ateJ) which of her broLher, Fred Bonham savings, refused t.o join In the r of 15 men under the com· Prtot· to initiating his conversa1se;.ra etn:. who went to the gallows for the received any offer," his frl.md.s be· f011ten buslne81i In a llowul eco~ Then m!e craahed near tho Judie A w. Overmyer of Fremont, merger plan, and ann.1unoed lllmu- ' ::::d or Captam John Bagerst;um ttons with Pre5ldent Hoover and brutal 8la.ylng of twelve-)·ear-old lleved American oU producere haw mle way ls an aid to our naUomll M mCW:I monument many llpec- who handed down the sentence, lt&nteoualy that it would re-open • The crew or the Adnural sebree members of the cabinet, Prt>mler )~arion Parker. !U:C&~~ ~o~~m~t~~~!dw~t s:-~?, (Continued on 1 qe three) g~ rtiU'I'OWlY eiCl&Ptna: inJhrY. overruled a motion tor a new trial ' on the same date. 1was a.t.temPtinl t o set a !me aboard Laval proved hinulelf an admirable Or. Judd ,alSo Lssued an apJ)f.!<-1 .... , WUntl,..ton fencer In parrying questions conaddressed l.o his wlfoe beglflng her to Amertean Petroleum lnatltute's ancemlng hls m.J.sslon However, tile farm leacleta ihaiat that thelr plans call tor only "P&I · slve resfJtance." Ed B\'el'fiQian, 80¥1 of tlle man on whoae fann the objectors ttre en.: camped, decl&l'M that. the farm1rh: ~0 !fUM and would fight t c t e In court8. i:! Silk Ct·epee, Satins, Velvets, Sheer Woolens and Jerseys. Thoxlne will stop this ,kind cough at. Anoe. Saft!--;{lhildh~ llf it. Remember Thoxlne will re-1 sor~ throat or ooU&hs within 1 minutes or your mone)' ' back. , BOc, •• DO botues. Sfld lJy . Eberebach Pharmacy Pomeroy Martin & Roller Drua Company Mkldleport an otber good drur atores. ~~.:_~:0~---- toe .;:.~!=~=-= ~:CO~~~L ~= ~-:! it:r~· ,:vy1dir!IJ~~~. .~ ~.;.ia~~~:\t;;'.;i~~..::..~P:.~t~~~:=~~~;=-=~ W borne by tndua- ~ when &be ~ {~ ston at 5 p m mornJng tor an -:.15.,. ' tnunlng frifiie court ·aJrd'We'll a wilt of pro- 1lgnatoryr nat.iona would a.aree to Y $9.75, I I I ---·__ 1r= r: 1 fte All •pecially priced-It wouldn't be Fall without a new Dress. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE_: !m. CHILDREN'S W AJSH and WOOLEN DRESSES • 85c, $1.50 and $1.95 1 "'' / WITHOUT CALOMEL W You'D Jump Out of lle4 ill the Monio• !WiD' to Go WE GIVE MIDDLEPORT AUCTION SCRIPT BIG HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION AT MIDDLEPORT, NIGHT OF OCT. 31st. ., A;UCTION OCTOBER ~lot., 6 P. M. ••• • ;:0 ~~= lneae on to. Dresses .. ~· I s . Pleslck •• t s 1 TRY OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT ~arg2 stock of Children's, Ladieg' and Men's - - The smartest of the season's newest fashions for Ladiee-Depa1 tment store Prices. '1 !• "''' I - £ffec t tve G uarant ee 1 BeCf' Given By I 1 and ot>terwith corruption In ...,. nectlon enforcl.na thfl lllw should not be advanced "TIME TO WORK" On Sob Of lmproviDB Condition•; Economy, 1 ~1' R . eel . . 00 S I Eff u:aency eqUlf Lack Of Funds Closes Sch I • boot•--· . rttulllmo on tht: er: 3.85 19 ' tul lr. the United Bta\el, Nld '" o1 ""- 41 • that thelfl'Ow~. Sc:hwab ~oun ~ d & Ca 11 T o Membero Of Steel And Iron IDl tltute • abOu~ ';'j;'6,jl>-•·• TO .REDUCE 'COLDS.TAX' ' abroth~r • Hale " tl\f . ~~~OD.UC!_ "NEW !PIAl ' During the trial ~~~~':t~ ~t ~n ~~ •. ,<e><ntoti" " "'"" i Handsome Tweeds and Mixtures with fUI' . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "" Wlaterl !Hoove!'4Laval Meet To News Flashes U:O.;... tu::~~~ CI!:N'l'~ I Plain Colors in Rough Mate1·ials with fur . . .. . .......... . , .. . .. . e! ru• - ' ~ (HI !Supreme Court Upholds Bettman , Antiquity coullJs, esDt'()IBily ni5tht are ce.u&ed by an irritated PRICE-SUNDAY fi Lio.N l 1> I .!!Oiltl. )1 Hr m•ll :z a I • ::t·::m:'.ta;:th':om~~~=~ ••mlly. of ••• chil· two - Shaw. a teetotaler, t.old t.,ho oi Miss FOLLOWING FAILURE' McCord'~ • """' f<iond ol " " ___, Chic&.goall , testified agu1nst IJer broke Into a large &rtn when telllne: hJ.8 customers of dren, four daUI(hten 11nd C AtU4U : I( I I RA'.. ,.INE liY B. s. sETTLES JAPAN O[MANOS' .. SERV I C E N.. Supreme court. w ce or:,ned uJ~> A Valentine contained the rulinw . &t&tin& that the banker did not pro· l mi.Be to marry M18& Mccrord and -not &lveto. her cause to l;lelleve New W 1'tnen In Unuaua1I did he intended Cue She dI LI. Iht 0 n 1' The actrest~ ch arge d R 0 thschlid to marry Bro th er' I Ac t'lOftS I promised actor's equity ball In her le2b aiter the acn. "*llb&a OF INTERNATIONAL NEW S The world p<ohlbilion ,...,. ! *" c_ •••• ~ wurme r in lbe West portiCin kmlaht. POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931 IS!=~~~~T ':'~N!o~~~~ riN~NCIAL WORLD 1howtn tn tbl treme North 11nd We•t port,1.0111 tonl&ht and· m ~e North and W!!St. portions Sat urday. Bll&btb' N... York, .:;.;.. - 23-IN&-M... • Prices Lowest Since 1912--Thank the Depression F~r This Opportunity. Mrs. Bertha Hamilton and d&IJ8h 1 ter Joan of Columbus, Mr.s H11nnah Perry and daughter Lula of NelIIODVJlle~ Mrs Thoma.!! Longst.Bft tiOn the thouaands ~f Injuries p~e - I and U:ts H V Ohllna:er or Mldd ~!IMandiJ. 11J.ur~day . vented port, Marie and Berlha MIJitJr of -;..~ .,Joe ' X.tlller and lifllndTHIRD THURSDAY CLtJB rncrU.ed tnt.eJUt i.& shown l.l Pomr.roy WBJ'e a:uests of Mrs. Llll:e . . . ..., Mhh Me8nea a.nd Eupne 'I'm Third Thursdlly Club met Red Cr08I Flrft Aid service by Wagner and Mr. and Mr&. H B IUUird retutDed to tbelr horne at Wednelday eventna at the home or larp manufacturers public utllllles Powell Sunday ' ~nnatl w.tdnelday after a visit Mra. A1fred Elberfeld on Lincoln police and fire dePartments o.nd Mr o.nd Mm H. B. Powell (Qcn· wt~ )ln. Jktlllrer'l brother, Harry Hill. The l&alll8t1n& hoatesses.. were llChoola. In the last year, 3.910 per -~evt Wli.S'Tler ) nnn<.um.• s the birth ~ ·~ family at Mlnenvllle. 14re. J . o Jloedel, Mrs Lily Coati!.", 110111 were trained m Red CrOB:l of a ~ Oct 1'l He was niUlled ;.Mitfj l:laie HaFt il una61e ti:l be at llm. Theo Ebersbach and Mre.. Carl . first aid tn Ohio. Aside from th >Jse Don Hetbert ~· "'tor)(. Olotbtna HoUle on Bridl(tman ~ • who received certltl!ates, ma ny Mr5 Mattie CU6tel left Mo:1cl o\t tlitoucoun~ ot alclmeu. Mra Edward Oelvtn ot PlainB· others atte.1ded demonstratiOns or fwoi:,Pa1; 1'e"'nd',b.urg for a. weeks visit ''Mr. •Md Clarence Hoover of .,_ f t . "' • NttltnWe fa here Yillltlni relatives fi£ld, N. J ., 18 the guetlt o1 DU8. n.1- took a part of the instruction The Mr. and Mn Walter Churcn und .,.,_ tr1mdl. !t.on RUSBell. llntereat in the flr&t aid prc:J@ram b} ramlly of Gallipolis spent th ~ we ~ k Mr.~ Mr,a. RolUn NeulrJlos Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Grueser,,induatry Is showinl a decided end with the latter's fother Sam t;OPw,ll rrom the eecond ward to the Mr1. Han•p Mescher and Mrs .Harry lsrowth. As a result ol the coun~ s Norris and tamllyo. ' "Wk$eli property on Breezy Keiser villted Jeea Custer a.t the theae matwtacturtne plants save Dr Lawrence Quillen or Poutluc WedneldaJ. Holzer hollpital, nteaday. 1 thoW~and& ot WQrktng hours because Mkh . and Mr and Mn; Cla rencd I ADh Elm~~ the twelve year Herb Qllu is a btlllne811 visitor at their employes have become accl- Quillin of pt , Pleasant visited re·l old tt.,ythte of Mr. and Mn Ben Jackson for a few da)'l. dent. consdotll. cently with the tormer'a uncle und • • cit EPterpriae IB 1U with ecar- A . R . Knl&ht. wu a btlllness visaunt Mr. and Mrs. John Quillen. ~mer. ltor ~ Charlelton, Thunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hlg~mbotRQliiOnd. Ztlher ntumed home :U:tu Evelyn CartWlflht of CUI- i ham of Charleston vltilted ove1 the week end with the former's parcnLB Wednelcla7 euntna from a llhort ton Ia helplna ln Nesselroo.d's reA~ 1 burinl bip in ClncbmaU. ta.uraut in the a.baence of Mn. o\ nNE DAUOHTEa Mr. and tfrs. E W Higginbotham ' .. VI. 8. ~ •nd lin. Erni!St 'I'homu Cook who 18 enjoying a vaUon Curt ,J"ohniOh'.s smlllnr face can tlme " -'"="~'-Oo_l_wn_bua-:~-"'-"-'_-_ be &een a.eain on the dally milk ,WIRE Partly cloudy with • MOVE I ::. ~~E~~~: IIPR"TEr;TION fORi (~~~~·~·~~~-~~:."'"-·l! Discuss Questloas 01 OPENED IN TRUNK !:~~.;,r.r:.iF~~:i.'~~;; ON UPWARD H u lJ ' lateraatloaallmpo11 Between p 'd I Of u It d s·-··~ Of F B • • Tod ..,_ MU~DER MYST[Ry I! "~':;~rc~··~ ~·~:·· by5T[El H[AD SAYS ~~~r~:IE1!"~~r ill rE ~ROP[RTY·I;~~:~L~~;~~rii"~? •;,:.~ic!I Andf ert-nces Premier I. draoncfel, bjay, New York Brought to Middleport, Oblo• .-.···-.-. --. ., ....._.,:p:. ~IC:a~~~~o1s~!~!~:! ~~h th~ia~te:·~~~~~~. =~Ai~~~ r-u 0 __1_ ersoJiiliB _, NEW C W EATHER FORECAST- at VOL. VI- NO. 34- I cU.: Day !:plo~~ 1 • FULL LEASED 'AT I ' ·: l,t 1 :;-.!J.. READERS NafiCE-Jf you want the New• Office of The Daily Tribome, call 238-L; if tbo Buolne" Of6ce aok for 202-R. and ~ Coats 0 ' ~t lllllllhUI'UIIIfliPC Great Sale oft Winter 81W'C1&. pl&YII'OWld directors ancll mon pleas court here u a reault pb)'lllcal educa.Uon iru.tructon. of an automobile accident. on l.he '!'bole compleUilt the courses at At.hf!'na-Pomeroy highway February tlte lnl tltutea In turn teach manf lltSI other& the beat method& m reacue The action was brot.~~ht. by q, w , work, trH.tln&: Injuries, revlviill Mekalf qalnlt Peter Hoffman, victiDul of water aecldenta and var- a111dng for judgment in the amount loUil other eblezyencles ot 1282&.00. llrletcalf claim&, ..aecordMany Red Cr068 Chapters maln - Ina to the petition, that he llull'· taJn We-uvlfll expert& either on a erM penouel lnJurlea and damaaea 1 full or part-t.1me baaJ.t Por the to the extent of p)OO.OO and that I chaJ)ten in commumtlt!5 too amall l his car wu damaaed to the extent I to support such a eervlee, the Red , ol 1826.00. CToM art&JJae& an nual I"Jnt AI;! am:l l.Jfe-Savina campalans ~t the LET AnT FALLS request or the6t! chapt.ers fhese campaiana, ordinarily lastlnr from Mr d M Thom W ~.. Wud. The boW ~ will be ea1 Yfat, mded June 30 Tbat n.rure ~bere for fu.neral • " ' - repreeenta an increase- of 1,1115 per.lAd- lllrial l!laturday .....,.._ Wil 10n1 over the PMVIous year In the Jilfbdl tt liM b\DI.Puntral Home •'-te of Ohio alone lut yea r there ......,. afternoon at 1 ·10 and were 2,101 enrolled 1111 llfe-a~avers, lW8i'laJ. wtn '-' made to the Betob matlnc a total of 14,1 3t In the 'onft ctiiMter7 at.ate now enUtled to wear th~ REd • Be it IUI'VI~ by 8 1011 Norman OrcM lnaJ1rtla. There are now Jl Joleph ot 'to\Ulii&O'fm • lll&er mora than SS6,895 petiiOJl,ll In Am~ :tt;chel Jmk1ol ot O\W.ter. • eJic& who have passed the Red l:lrQ&ber, WUUam JQNPh or Oolum• crou Jtfe-u.vtn& test. M a daucht.er 111M Jennie Joleph PlrPt Aid and Llfe -Bavmg lnstiidiQ br COlumtrU.. and four rrand- tLM!I are conducted ea<:h summer IJy one to three week&. also 11 te In- and ~~ ...t.flf~N."" ,1 tended to reduce the h.,'\Z8rds or wa lllltJJ fllllllllllllllllllllll 1 I! '~rA'IJ ' '1'HIJR8DAY, OOTOBE!I :M, 1931 lAIII JIII Jr • .i I '..TAT ( J. N. BATBBURM'S SONS, I •' ' Middleport,' o. ;:;e~:·'mr,!l;,ei~~~~: ~!: ::"~~ nual =~~~:·::-.~- EDJSON JS JDEAL TYPE FOR COMMUNICATING WITH EARTH ACCIDENT MAY pa;!~:;,~~~:~,"~.:;nyFr"::i; ably taken her own Hie. TOT IS KILLED BY N POSSJBLL' : AIRHAlVE OCCURRED •tate=on deelared hi• mwion 10 ~~~,:;:; ~~r.:· :.~:.;1 HIT-RUN DRIVERj BEINGS AFfER DEATH, IF SUCH COMMUNICATIO . r" 1·-. char"'"'"· w;;, Oct ,__ms l!::;y ~::b~:,t;:,,:;n":'~~~:::~ however aftirmed his belief that -Fearful of an alr tragedy , six American relations. and t.be at- ...".::: me. Judd Ia allve and In Loa AnBatavia., 0 .• Oct. 21---INB-<..."'ounEdlJon wm not be beard from . He wered Edl&on ''That the ma.chin2 • what he was dolnl Wl\5 showlng the geles. ty authorities pressed • aearch here By CHARLES J . McGUIRK had no bellet wbateYer in Ute alter called man Is only a. miWI or dead Inadequacy oC our minds before Davidson aald he was "sure:"' tba.t today for an automobile driver who Oopyrta;ht ttaO, by I. N. 8 · death HI! aald 10 on many ocoa- 1matter and that the real life Is m such a IIJIUo\ t.as:k. He• spoke about Jw.t aa soOn M a. Ieta.l defen...ee had fled trom the ooene of an occldea ' New York, OCt.. 2:J-.Titomas A. ll.ona · notably 1n 80 excluatve in- the millions or Individual units the telegraph. been perfected tor MJ'a Judd she jlast nllh~ In whldl two-yeat-ok!. BdliOJl, the man who llved an aa~ ter~w he lraDted to ~lei whlch navigate thi.s machine, and ··when 1 was a little lxly," he would surrender. tBherrlll Bmttb was Jnata.ntl.)' kiU- noetic and WILli burled as a ChrlS· Grant , Ml&r IntematJopal News ! if on the destruction of the rna- sa.ld "Per&1Stently tryina 00 find Seer&ClJ 8UITOW1ded. · certain in- ~ ~ and his mother, Mrs. Ernesth1e ttan l&8t WedDeada)' ntaht. !a • .!er'flce staft' COrnlllpoDd.ent, · on I chine these Individual unltiJ keep out how the telearaph worked and vesttptJooa he conducted yester- Bm.lth of Mulberry, was tnJuced. perfected model, wlt.h hia vemen~ Pebrua.I'J 'J, 1121 , which wu pub-- &olether lru:ludln& the. which why, t.he beat expiana.tlon 1 ever day. PoHOe' ln. examlnlnl the wrecked 1dOU6 intelligence lor those who be- ll.abed wklely 011 l.he roUOwlq ~. han charp of memory-whiCh Ill got wa& from an old Scotch Une reReport.e: persisted that poiloo had ear left by the driver expressed t.h3 Ueve It 18 poulble for the dead to Nlller, ln t.be tint. queltlon De our pm110nallty-l.hen I l.htnk It 1.s palrer, who said that U you had u teamed JlrL Judd was seen here lieUer that It milht be the property communlcate with the llvlnl. put to the sreat loftnt.or, went P$)181ble t.o devise apparatus to re- dol Uke a. duebund lOili enotqh Tuesd&Y ntabt, 24 hours after ehe of Leonard Buteber of Ooahen, 0 . Already there hu been a num- lltrallbl to the heart (If lb1l maUler. Cflive commWllntlonfl. It they de- to reach from Edlnburlh to Londoo and her brothlll', bad been dented Mr.a. Smlth and ber son were ber of prophecies that Edlaon will "Do JOU thlnk It possible," lie atre w ma.ke \hem. It wm be very if you pul!M his tall tn Edln· tbo trunks at the rallroai walkill(( &lone State Route 28 neat Join with 8lr OUver Lodae. A &lkecl lldl:lon.. '"'''b&t JDU mQ de- dlm.cult, aa each Individual as to burfh. he would bark tn London statton" b rl banaleman. here when they were struck. TbJ Conon Doyle and Houdini In thel1' vice &OJ mechantsm lllrot11h which lllr.e 11 beJODd the Umlt ot our pres "I could understand that," he • MtanwhUe the relentles:l !Search \mother was knocked unconscious attempts I:D rea.cn bact to th1l when you bave left, tbla ure, )'GU ent mll;roaoope." oontlnuec:l wlt.h a smile "But it tor lira. ludd continued along tb~ by tbe blow. eart.b. and the loved onee the:r left mar bope to commtmlcate with ~ Here Edison paused and thouah~ wa.s hard to 1et at what lt wu Paclne coat. t.hraUib bord!r ata.tes The oonmen verdict in tbe death behind them when tbey dled. ..,.. awhile &nd then bepn to spea.k that went through the dog or over and at the Mexican border netu of tbe lxly wu &ben 8.8 "death by If the wiSh of t.he lncllvtdual who "If DIJ t.h...... ,.. ~t,.. ana- &g&bl, •pparentty trnvelaDt.b', But. the wire. Tljuaila. and Kex~C~~U. recklelll drtvln& or &n automoi:IUe." died bu anrtbtnl to do with ft.. .........,, I munlr j I planes from the Charleston alrport here scoured t.h.e surroundlnl countryside 1n search of a mllsln& craft whiCh waa to tuJ.ve a.rrlved. her~ :~-cstel'day trom Butler, Pa . The scouUna: exped.l.tlon was being conducted without Jmowledae of the names of the pilot or the mlssinc plane or of whatever pasaencers lt mQ' have cartied. Tbe searehinl avtat.on bued their hWlt. on the fact. that an unidentified plane was heard over the1 city last nJght. Reports here stated that th• myat-ery plan~ had started tor Char leston from ButiN'~ at 1:25 P m yeaterda:r It had not been reported since that t.bne · tempted solution of aome or Lhe problems which are so sorely beset.· tins the world. Wllllhblgton, ()(:t. 23-INs-Par~ lng tribute to the Legions who went to tM aid of Prance from these shores In 1917, Pierre Laval, pres.t ~ dent or the French counctl of mlh1Sters, laid a wreath oo the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlitijton today. Then he tumf!d to a round rut omclal calls, paying h18 reapH,~ ftnrt. to vice President. Ourtls ,,g,d. Chief JUBUee HUihe& at the ct.Jl· :•· ~= ~alt~~00a tha state department. ' = liJ ' '" '"' .~' �l'-11 lUlL1' TIUBUNZ, I'OID!tar, - H II PRIDAY, OCTOBER - -.. .-· I PAOBTIIIID ~3, l~l '1!111 DAILY nuBpNI:, POIIJIROT, OHIO Middleport ..... N ews ~ ' Degree of Chestitsis YIIJIIII' ..... h Virainia Gre.... PHONE 111- L I Mrs Charles Wi..e dauMhler Ruth ELnd Mrs. Crnu'-les 8.U'ndl motored to Parkersburg Friday Mrs N'tna Healy of Cheshire vl~. !ted the MiMe6 Mu ry and M~tl .t;UJd , ' Healy Ttuusday. I -...!~~·~.!:!~~-----..:========= 1 ·n a£n w UNIVERSITY WOMEN MEE-T AT OHIO UNIVERSITY TODAY To 11.~ ~ '·~ .pp;l' Ida Sanborn. Mrs. Hlm1 ' Atlums, Oct. 23--The sanborn and son H11.rley moto{ed nual conference of the Mrs r 1 1 ll\E ••- b···- - •• of rroln Unl·-roll" llh I n•••r 11 •n•Wl' w Va •:r An-I a pink and white be.ckgroum.l. One Mae Ash ley has returQ.ed to h r1 ' of the featm es of the evening w~:~s home from Columbus whf'IP ~IH' 1 the minatu,re wagon, deccrate-t ln has been receiving treatmf'nt at pink and white, drawn by two, Whtt~> cross hospilal Following the all day District small Kitls, who were c harminMl~ tor trip t ru t h e Bl ue Ridge MounMlss~ona.ry meeting held Thurs1a} dressed m the given color sc heme 1 Fred Shiflet left Frldav for a mo ln the Pomeroy Presbyterian church which held the gUts for +.he bride. tor !rm •hru t hf' Blur Rldg :- Mot1n·! an informal reception wo.s he ld In Damty refreshments we:e s~rv~.d taln Oistnct. He lutcndf. 10 lw liD 1r; 1 the e\"t'nlnp; at l he home /of Dr and bY the hostesses to the t hlrt\-fLe n~ 'IJ"Mt!'l Cflmllna 1 Mrs. C. A Poindexter on , Third persons p-sen• •"" "' ·Lmd J Hv!i'ell and M1 ~ Ha•·rv I' Av~> nu e. honoring Mrs. W T Cook · • ~ho wltb her husbsnd are now rn DINNiiPARTY l Frl1av Craig motored to Wnlt.ort. W Va nn busmess. I 8, ur Ioug h f rom a mission fwld m Mrs. Mina Buice and Mrs Ef!l,: ReV Boyd oav. Mr :'l.ml Mrs J ' ~orea. Quite a number of la ~Ue~ Rite entertolned with a ULlnw.l H Grm and Mrs c. A. P<Ju 1 u~ xCfllled during the evening and very party Thursday at the latter ~ lcr 1nutuad to MeConn e lwtne Fn· qiUCh -enjoyed a talk given by Mn, home. day to atlend a MJAA\onary nu l'l · Cook on thll! customs and ha bi ts of The following suEBts were pr~> · In· 8· the native Koreans Mrs. Cook ha"' sent Mrs. Powell. Mrs Hattie Bena most pleasing personality and 1nett, MISS Alii~ Mauck , Mls:.; C\.JIIJ. seems moat fitted for the work in \RUey, Mrs. Rtlla Lasley. Mh~. LOWER. THOMAS FORK 'Vhlch she iB now enjlaged. Mrs Beaver. Mrs Leota SchNllncr Mrs. ~CI[I:e Bratt of Galhpoll~. Pres!- ) Fannie Stevens, Mrs. HalTy BenG L Seaman ot Charlesto n e-Jnt of th~> Athens Presbytf>IY ac-jnett, Mrs. Gt:rald Rice, Mrs Bf"~=>lt. ,<;pe nt from Saturday until Tum>dll.l' I oompl:nled Mrs. COQk, Rice and C F Besserer with Walter Dodson - --··-- - - - - - - - - - - Btssie Chf>athnm has bloorl pm!i- 1 ....,_._,... j] ontng Ill he r hand - - - - .-....- "'1 Chns Mom 1> WI\.'\ In On lh poll.'\ f!t!onday In business. ' Rerman CheathAm of Tolrdo spent Monday m ght with his wut· l1 Eh EbE rs ba t.:h 1:> lmp rov1111r I I CJ' 1 RUTLAND TO HAVE BIG CELEBRATION ... Bladder In... I••••" ,, l , ·r FE-U.O\JJ Ulf.IO t'i..:S. A ~~~~ ON TH~ 2,5- ~A tiD ~IIJE' A.dv..\W'~ tloch Pkm, an I• Ertu- !of *lldren .. . ti c:JeorP 6Wt 1 at Raclne. CEILiQv " PlPllldt'nt Elm@J' Bu.rrU.!Jpoi1ce- court toda)JI far ~nt. Mr. '(n4 :Wra. Blll Wllllalnl, Uri . Bryw.n fl( Ohio UnlYersity will ex- L Pollee ~kl ~ ..woman wu ar- McNickle and 101.: 1henU [)ud ... rend 8 wrolcome to t.h~ dfolep.~. rested arttr the f&ther or th~ tioy diD& or Muoo .IJ)ellt. Bunday witb The theme of tht' oonferenee I&JOOm plained to a.utharitiea. The Mr. abd IIQ. Jc;eMfley, 'The CreatlvP and AlU:'t'ctatJvt:" 1 woman allegedly admlt.ted IJI!lUnl M1' ~d Kn. Bemlett Blt.ke and :~plrlt but aald clt' "\". nt ""'--•!•'"' In Education ~ "'"" Vliiftinr 1 "' df'it'· Ohl l t.ht> h 11Q:uor "·II ·•to 11the youth t hlo lck ..- ..-A y na.uu ....,., have retur ga ..... s rtprese..... UP5 n ~ o I a t: ..., ev~ was or s ~ ~'f& the winter. townH. The vistl<lrs wtll bo' houSf'd mot.hf!r. according flO ,POllet. She Grace Hud.eon and ..d&Uiht.er of a~ Lln~ley Hall. a~ OhiO Unkte-rstty sald her huabe.nd W.O.It un,.mployed. McXEeaport are vialtinJ lllr . and wumcn a donnitor) . ------••-· • ~wlo H"•·~ · &nd La vida SaturdHY mom 1Di l h " del~gatel\ I ..\BSEHTEIES VOTE Mr ~Addie Edw"'rdl '.\oi.JI vtsl' the child educa.Mon de · According to a ~pott made here Cart.!l'!iht nt. Sunda at AlaIJ~trt.m•·n'-"' or Qhto UIJI~t>rslty \F riday morning by Frank Fugate, .ape Y Heads of ll\! \'arlous departments Jr clerk of the Mela11 county board , 110"_:_·- - - - : - - c : - - - - - II I I '" hll b t WI expan ......e P 080P !I o lhtlr tl'elecLwns t her~> have ~n LVItn~ phase ul edv<... W.on ty absente~ voten;' baUot.'l Hied to The ftnal meeLlni!: Wlll be held U date Thls number IS ccnsiderably a h.mcheon Saturduy noon The more than usUiil w1th the election GovemmPnt's ~panslblllty for a llttlf:' less t han two weelu; away Childhood" will be 111e tJtle ot 1111 We•kn••• Ki • uddress b y Ml!!S Mliry La.bare~ . (lJr- I ecto r of the Chlldn-n·s Bur,.au of 1 JftOO It you flel old and run·dOWD ~ , ' • • Oetun~ Up Night.. Baekach!t. -a: the Pl"nnsylvanla DeJ)artmr:nt of Palna, surrnen, Mervouaneu, L'lrcl.. \ Wel!az:e HBrriWurg Pa Mr and Mr-; Charles Palmer of 11 nder Ene. Headachee, Bumiaa: al'ld ' r .Jhfcago are l!ut!sU. or P,fr. and Mrs Bla;td•r Wea.knua, cauee4 by IOd.1: L Ht'nt y 1neJ' Atldlty, I want you to Qutl •utnl' rt.h t now. Com• lo and c et WOMAN IS ACCUSED 1 M1 ii.nd Mr~ Ch arles K.twpp of lft.-,.l ..., 11 at 1 think t 1 the creat••t mid~ C(.luml)us me vhitlns M~s M~r- iclne l llu.ve ever found. lt. otlell ~· OF SELLING ' LIQUOR ,baret. Knopp • !~~18 4~~ ::Pf~;"~:t~~n(M.!~:~t -·-1 M:r and Mr~ f'Qrrst BlteLh of. 11 ',. QQlY 11ic and J •uarant" It u. Clevol!latHl. Oct. :.!::1-IN&-Hel<l on 11 Churle.~ton spl·nt SundaJ' with Mr: Quickly eombat theee cond itione and . or r1tum empt:r, a char11e ?f s~llmg a hal! pm~ 01 1\nt.l Mr~. T homas Sleeth . :• tuttldY paeka&'•completely, ~od •"t fOUr muPtY backa l le~ed lhjuor to a. ~·-year•old boL 1 Mary Pickerm pnd . daugth ~r I •or Sa.. Mart.IB . . . ltder Dnl Mrs Ca.rmello Mollica. 45 mothCl I ~ p~ni, thc week end w1Lh Mr and 8&ort, MlcJ....,.. Ollie ninth anOhio FeU· 1 to Bashan Thursday t01 u. \Llut U Branches of l.hc Amt:n · wiUJ, relatives .era on o1 I CLUB HOSTESS ·, Mr a.nd M;s lr11"1n• v .. , J 1- can Associat1on ol University WoINJURIES FATAL ... i ed j l£nrirtj the funeral · n.... r r a. men opened hen today with a b\J.-;1 PU J. ~ ....... w1er em.er .....1 of HOrtl('l' Smith ZANESVILLE MAN the members of her five-hundred t Hartt d Th rsd ness lunche~n . Approximately 150 · club Thun:~day evtnm11. 11.t th ~ Ia M AorJ, Be u · a~ I delegates Will be guf'fit.s or Ohiu · t avMer s eruragrd a., I University durin~ the two·day ses· ColumbWI 0 Oct. l'J-INB-l 1- Mary Jane Coffee f': hoppc, with ~ 1•.'1' nurst or rs. Lovlnll Ben-~slon Dr lml&. E Volgl Ohio Unljuries he rectlived tn an autornub:lt! alx: o'clock dinner. Following the nett who Is crltlcallv 111 at her versit· dean of w~men, ' resident~~ accidEnt were fatal here l:Jday fu: dinner, a dellihUul soelal evening hom e on South Plft h Avenue the stu.te gr<JUP will :rf'~!de ovcr Paul E\'&M. 37, o1 Z.II.Ot'li'YIIIe. His was spent in Card playing at tfu~ 1 Mrl\ fda Dobbs wUI ret urn home Ihe confe rence ' body w11! be taken to Zanesville fo1 home of Mrs . A J Jkaver on th - . e:atUJdtty from Columbus v,hert· . Features of wday ·~ projlram arc funeral arrantrernents coml!r of Fourth Avenue and Palm-I she has been spending th.P we~>k 1 an ·•hlblt ort 01110 ..01 _ ,.,, .. I j E d B d tree' vana $ b ' ·--- r Ohl"...__ , bwas In nhiUte h h un ay when er Cl hloh wert- 'with l'el.a.tive5 ., n ~ art ···- ' t a -..uca w c e and George u pr~ or - · score . ChnrlE"s Corbin remam.~ ln tl t;er· le 1y. 'fh~> works were collected by WaJlaee and Donald Dick &Is~ of awarded to Mr~ C E. Smith llll "1 : JOWl ronditton 3 t his home 011 Fuur- Miss Edlth Smffin. of the Departz ill ld! ll1d 1 •~ M Otti sta 1 e Mrs L D &ne5Y e, were t lli C<J e """ ts. e nY• · 1th Al•enuc sufterm~ from h~>ar t ment of English at Ohio State Un l· with another c11.r Wallace, Dick ami McMaster received th(' ~,; ut sl trouble verslty, Columb~ Later in the the oeeupants of the oth~r machme, prize. 1 Mrs. Iva Bro\1'11 IE>ft for C.Jium- aftnnoon DT. Flwl.eriek Herbert. _,, El t Mlddl Ia w~ey Y o eport. C udt • , , bus Friday morning fm 11. ft'w dan Adler. profe560r o! Ensllsh nt "Nei:J'. ~Mhbeuah ot Athens and Carl W. BR.mE Sao.OWERED I visit. · t'rn Hcserve University, Cleve land. 1 DeWees of Columbus were a lso i.nMrs. Ray Parmer and Mrs H B . The J H. Moulden prop "rtv rn w1ll sllffik on the subject · Sk.yllnt• , .,. lured ln. the crash. Curd entertained 'I'lur~dav e"enlng I I he corner of Second Avruue awl a Cont!lbutlon to Creath•e Wnl - • Evans was a rallrond brakt:man at the latter's home with n ffil <;- Cole street, 15 undergolng t>xtensiW' 'lng · ~-.a w Wa.·1 ace ce 11 a neou.s shower · hr.norinw; M r:; 1repairs. Tht> blllldlng h b.:-m~ m:tde 1 h ' Q>.n.L as on his way w At a b anquct tonS t Dean A. D. • and Dick, to bollJ'd B. tram for a re- Arthur Bklnner, <nee Mary WH - Into apartments. Hcmlcrnun, Antlnch Collf'Ke Vel. turn trip to Zanesville. when the rnEtta Fanner) a rece nt bride Sh1rlf>V Mills who, Is cmployc11 al low Sp• 11\!-~S v.:ill cuscu:.s "The Dfo~AN VOH>l' accident OCCurt'ed. The Curd home was beauttrully Char le.'!ion spt"nt 'rhursdny with - - · - --- · .._ · - - - - - - -::::___:_·~=-==-:-:::::::-~=-·::::-::-====-:.--::--::--:;:-:::===:::======:.:-:;-:..;::..:-:_-:_-:-===============decorated In autudln leaves agn\m;t his wife and chlldr<"n - -- 'IRE ~=tu.o." w~u &JX!JlJI;D t-1 ~1rl t<u A PAll< 0!" RlOIT-N L I . . .. . •,. -t'l· • -•~ & - ::>'J ~SSIONARJES HONORED MAKING•HASTE TO BE RICH-He that by usury and unjust gain increaseth his subotance, he shall it for him that will pity the poor. A faithful man shall abound in ble88ings: but he that maketh haste to be riel' shall not be innoeent.--Proverbs 28 :8, 20. AtiD 'TilE OloiE '11140 t'AS 'IWO 01< 'IRE. .50-YARD t-!111:-- R, ECENTL Y A MAN and his wife down south had an ar. , gument and she left him, taking her belontrlnp to ~ neighbor. The huohand, ion1f an old friend of the neighbor, objected, enteretl into a fight l\litll the nehrhbor and lost his nose when the neighbor's teoih closed with the fa cial apjttndage between them. The culprit wao haled court and when the Case was brought for trial, the injured husband refused to prosecute. suying his old friend could OF CHRIHT 9 15 Bible school. Robert D . not alford to pay dariwlges nor to lose tile time spent ;n Roberts, S upt. Lesson T~tc· "Paul prison if convicted. in Cornlth" Acts. 18 · 1-15. 10 : 15 Lord's Supper. A.o a re,ult of this quality of forrlveness, several 10 SO Sermon by Evangchsl All relliJou' to ..,hmg, dodrine _or Flnyd Dick. Topic 'Why the ComChicago medical men have signified their willinrness to ft!'J.f.Do;'--"'f'ti,S'•d• \P4f a:UIIu til4 .,..... creed, If they arc t o hll''<' aroy cl£L!m use plastit surccry and chanlfe the contour of the marred n the love loraltf ~tnd devotl.on of the people, muat !Jc in harnwny w:t h munion" 6:30 Clulsthm Endenvor-Gc.: neteacbin.. 'ot JW~UI the Clniatwhose wordJ. flt mto every,~ul~ :~n.;l nev1ce vieve face oo it will once more bo presentable, ali the work to be tl: President. Topic : of tlle human heart. aild of whom it was aald 111 John 7:46, Nl!, \ LR MAN "How Welker Is our Country helping and done free of charge as n reward for his having su~h ~ for- 8.PAKE UHI!l THIS MAN." Hindering the Spiritual OI'OWth o f ..,;._ 1 p...,..Wk~lbNSmkf.J-.. Cillli•II'".. I,OIIi4 - - · other coun trte11" ACts 13: 1-3 trivinJ di•pooiiion. 1 · James 4:1-5. It ;. oom~thinr to be thllukful for, flavintr a disl!oRi7:90 Evangelist sermon--Bubject: FOliiEST RUN M. E. CHURCH tion such ao this man ohowed he had, aftel the trc•uble had CHtJat:H OF CHRIST 1 00 p. m. •Sunday school. John "The Ch urch ot Christ PlJID." ll'o I . 0 .. • - , , ; - • • Mldilepofl BliUy Supt. 'fHURSDA Y ~II been a;ttJed lnd the iMUe fortrotten. H, je com.' ftll II toi... . llllr, 1.. whole 2:00 p, m. Bcrvtcc ot worship 11 to 1 Regular weekly church ~ ; bal>'Crn cul dinncn by Loyal Women mended for it. Aeeordinr to the story, the !'ction bl'<>lq!~t I 9,11 oJ#L Rally lllaY Blbl< RACINE B4PTI8T CllllRCH only llO cenl.5. Ooes to Bldg. D~pt. tears to his ol'Rtwhilc enemy as they w4lll~d out of ocMIII. 119 0!1' ot tn1• &re~t groupl Owen M. IAulltiy, Paator 1Du yom shopplnyo Thurnday and iO::&O we trUilt you oo help us courthouae toaether. mate t.rtt• &&nice one of the tlnest sunr!ay liChool 9:30. A E. Sklr- h ave dinner with Loyal women . vln Supt. Morning worship 10 ·30 How much nic~r it would have been, h,atl this man lor •Jlllnl· months. A "'1 opecla\ a. ~. Subject: "How to Know God' ~~ermon l\lll.f been ln prt~paraUrm whose for11iving llillPOJiition is so pronoul\ced, used some lor • puqolilr of _ .... '"' subject B Y, P U 6:45 p. m. Evemng sel'VIct 7:30 p m Subject,, "Followof it before the ~and tp hand battle instead of after it. ~h:~llli.':'r; .~~·:.\!'~~; ing afar Oft'' Why did he COJ11mitt the terrible mistake <if allowintr hi• com•• lor the Rally day Bible Prayer meeting ThurS<iay 1 .30 p m. temper to get the upper hand of him? Wllf ~id he ' not to ..~ :'lrn~,';'":~r~l~ GREAT BEND BAPTIST have the charitabl~ thoughts about his n~iJh~or bdore 11, and ,., what a CHURCII 1 1 Owen M. La.tky, Pastor the set-to instead of after he had been di•lltrlll'ed! " ~1;;: 11~'inBundn.y I'IChool :l 00 H . H . HarrlS Surely this incident should serve to onee a1aln imatt~: odancc and Supt. Pree.ohing se rvic e 3 oo p m pre88 upon all that it doee not pay to lo•e one's temper an<l ~t the ancients were'absolutely right when they !!rafted tl)e"''leyifig which has stood through all fllo eanturle• and i~ proven over and over again, namely "W)Iom the gods proven over and over again, namely 11 Who.m the f'Odti would destroy, they first make mad." No one Js so easy to conquer, whether it be in ~:~ports, school work, bustnees life or where, ae the man wh<r loseo Ills teiJlper and pro· ceeds to make a 11 Chump' ' of himself before ~~~ adversary has a chance to do so. TAMPA .. The Convenient Center" of F'LORIDA ' 1 on tilebus!l!o•• taat daymen of the this arrangement pre· I::::~~~~~~~~~ fromweek, attendinr th~ .,ame where .-a1re !h•lr buain~88 on FrijtaJ flf~'~"l1P· tp un~er•t•nd tQI!t '!'IIi' th•l'll· 'l!ll~llt -be t.o the pupil• loainJ ~~ ll~ur Frj4ilf.. q~f! to ~xceed, twice ~urlllf ' se~U<!Ii. -' ,, Jlttlb· b'e eo nptieeable, howaver, W'l~ It no~- fllr Neck Bones, if you like Spar·e Ribs you will like these, lb .. , _. , ..... Sc ~~~~~v~~:. ~·~~~ _t~~~~~. . . . . . . . •. . Sc Hamburgel', Fresh Ground 25 3 Pounds .... ..... .. .'. .. .. .. .. . C ~~~~n!~de. Sau~~~ ........ , . . . 25c FreEh Pork Br·ains ' 25C 2 Pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I F;·esh Side Pork, The Price }2% C in Meigs County ............. . Finanelal ---Nice Po;·k Roast, fresh Callies . 12' · Ju>i fine for that Sunday Dinnc1· I .It '!n "'"~" teae~eri' eonveotlq"" ·~ - ~~ll!· tb ~~~fc~r.~ · pi!'_J8d for tlte entire da~, \thjt~ n~tura!IY·.~t- t!"'•"'~ f~~:~::;!':~~~r.:'~~~d~r.~e~n~:48 well !I• thil te110her~. . ,, !~ mlgl!t !l~d·, Is 11ot loc~! (o'i' tile v-ty our schpol bp~fct ~~ .well .. ,oi!r ~a4lillll (1\!! ·1!11''" shown !!I t~e P48t Jirob*~IY , 'F!~ 011,~· ~oil, .. ne -.tu!lllmtnt oP· all ma•t~r~ *ria of ~)lia juq'ci.' folhtir~f' II ucl!p'~lclp-: ~dlleattan-· _w~yl ,ffP' . 1f~l~jl' - errery · •• tl!"f'hr in t~~ vii _li~~ 'f~\lljt'~)·,~~ly ' e Hotel Hillsboro 'l'.\1\IPA'S LARGEST IIOTEL S39 PaJJe St. Middleport, 0 . l~· NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS FOLLOWING IS A Jo'E W OF OUR EVEM,YP.\1:' 25c RED SWf:t:T POTA fOES, 8 pound ................. 2Sc ~C.o\RO~J, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, 6, bu1.e11 ;.iSc SATIN TIP 'IATCIIES, 1 . · · · 2iJe 12c Bo<eo R~Q JIRll OATS, 2 """' , .. .. .. .. .. A QOOP COP,Ef:, pound / .................... · .. Tub~Oleo. a pouad .... .' ....................... · .. PHONE 511-R-WE Dt:LJVER 25c 15c 12c Ccntl'&l - - Fireproof - - Steam Heat - - Radioa H cmc-liko Atmoapherc, Large, Airy Rooma Spacio~a Lobby, ., Meazanine and Outdoor Bakony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat.. tic Creek, Turkieh and Rueaian Batha and many other Convenience• 1 "Top o' the Town" Dining Room and 25c 15c .. ......... 20c 14c 20c ars .. 29 /?"C - 1 I ' - r I I , Never Dangerous j to Cure .Eczema 11 27C 1 That's What Doctors jl ' *Turkish tobacco is to cigarettes ~;liar . .}' the sm~h, · '"spicy" . Chesterfield blend. ru~ is jusr one more reason for Chesterseasoning is to food- the "spice," the "sauce!' .: -or what rich, sweet cream is to coffee! ' ' _/ field's btttei> taste. Tobaccos from far and ncar, You can taste the Turkish in Chesterfield,~,_· the b~r:oftheir several kinds-and the right -there's enough of it, that's why. Chestrir;~ ;'; kind:i: An~ pure, taSteless cigarette paper, field has not been stingy with this impor- ' tht ,pur~t ; made. The many requisites of a· rant addition to good taste and aroma ; four _.miltler, 'berrer smoke, complete! famous kinds of Turkish leaf -- Xantb,i. . /..: :'That's why they're GOOD - they've got Cavalla, Samsoun and Smyrna - go -~~{'~f. ' be and they art. ·.~·- .. '" ,1 i - Say-~. ., -- 1 ' 1~ '' ' . •"\' . _if " 1 St.:mP. people have nn \df'a tha t ll ll ir, dang~>rous to h v t.n ' 1' U1 c N~z(· mn I - that. the •·poison · Will go t hn111 t:,h ' 1 your ~ystem. l . That's all wrong, doctm':'! .~ a :v. 'i 11 Nobody knows· exar.U~· w h a I , ca.u11es eczema, but plentv uf folk~ 1 ' know how to stop it-how f{, l'l': l't'- ' ;lief that's nolhinr, sh orl nl ma-.le 1 Eczema. - Let. IPr - salt 1hrlltHna matter what you (;Q\1 lt, no n:.lt1tcr how long yo u ve had 1t, nor !1uw · , l"lMlY things you haH' lnedI 1 When It itches so It a lrnost tit .ves: yod' crazy- when you think )'•l'l 111st I 1 can't stand It another Sl' -o nd-·-put l some Moone's F~merald 0!1 01 •. \ 1 1f thnt doesn't gtvc you- .nstnnt-j ly~r reller thun al\yt11mg you've eve!' tried, tnon ::y !Jac k i Don't be afraid or it." hlinh.~,; ycu or your clothes-use lol.s of lt ,\ml remembtl' that Martiu & nuller Pl'US Co. of Midl.llepurt a no ever y jfinlt ch::s dr ugRJr t lf!Uili•llle+'~ it ,I 59C 29C i ! l To' Par. - " ' !_ When You Gel Quod Meat. i\t Prien You An Pleaeed I""? = !!J- ,I •' . ' • • ·, ' 1 .... •I FOLLOW THE CROWD TO BAKERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. C,• sMYRNA .• .. · -$AMsb:ON., . famous tobaccos I ,, ~~;d ste~... - ........ - . - ..... - 17%c (lfiHr f 1Oc ~;~ R~aEt. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Oc !>boulder Pork Chops 29·C Nice Lean, 2 pounds _. . . . . . . . . . . ~~~u~~~ps~ .A .~~~ p.~~e. ' · ..... . .. JSc ~%rstQ:~~x~ra _se~e-cts . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Jc ., Eastward .. bu! Fmd':d,t~nsand miles· n~t t~ rising sun~let's ,go! To tlte; l;ifld of mosques and..minaretsso differeqt. f~ our': s~yscr.ipets,, :st~~ !jnd $'~N~~ Let's see: this st~~ge, . Strange <::Quntry. Let's see the Iarid where ·the tobacco* gro~s . in small leaves on slender st~ks-to be tbtderly picked, leaf by leaf, hung in long fragrant strings, shelter-dried and blanket-cured. PreciouS stuff! ' Let's taste that delicate aromatic llavor~that subde difference that 1futkes a cigarette! ' ,' ]R .,.,. ~ltlrtl uJtKa -Jf'"llilf& ,, , T•''"· c:.l!isil!/tlfd :t-s • --"'• ...,, ..,.,. XANTHI .. CAVALLA •. '' "'"P" ·' ~> ' 25c Dry Salt Meat Lean Streaked ...... .. . .... . Boiling Beef A goOO. plate meat ... .. - .. . Sweet Potatoes 10 Pounds for· _.. ·.. ...... ..... .. Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 4 Pound Bucket .... - - .. .. .. .. .. 2 lb. Ground B~ef and 1 lb. ground Pork for meat loaf, all for . . . . . . . . ' ' I ' ' 'I rp~~n~~ops: .v.e~·y 'f-i~~ ' - . ' .. ' Loin Roast Per Pound . ....... - ... . _.. _. Veal Chops From Milk Fed Calves . . . . . . . . . . Veal Steak Pel. p·ound . ... . .. . - ....... . The Brooks·Ehersbach Motor Company· ' \ EXTRA SPECIAL . I At Bar1ain Priees. 1 I l)loNpcllty. H" H'comuu'mled to the ln!ltltutf> a moratonum on a ll nel'. bulldlng of plants ·unLII such tnuc u:; the n et..>d for ad{led r ~tpacJty 1:<: CtVIl.ly llppaJeut" Prime Rib Roast From native ~teeis ....... .. . . Bon 31c s~ Ham Roasts Ve1 y fine .. , .. .... . Swift's: Sliced Bacon r;., Pound .... , ... - . , .... , .. , . s;_,ift's Oriole Breakfast Bacon 1 Pound or more . _. , - - .. .. . . _. _ Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We invite you to live al $6 lo $9 Eumpean 1'he H I L L S B 0 R 0 American l .. n. Skinner, Pres. Weekly ratea and C. J. Jackson, Mgr. foldera on application T~lephone M-5541 Sales I ~C ' ''OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" PRICES. PURPLE l'OP TURNIP~, 15 pound ptck •PLIT WlflTE SOUP BEANS, 10 poun• . . . NEW @RN IIIEAt, ( pound• .. , , , , , . ".. lowe~t ALL MAKES-ALL MODELS S. M. HAMII,TON, Brop. ' =h"J""'F'c",' Prayer nwe Lmg will bl• lwld nl the Coal Valley schoo l houS(' 'l'hun. day night. E D Tucker temaln s nt the hos· ~iLal, s lowly unprovlng . I Jessie McGuire und Bes~>w Chent hum made a busuJe~s tlliJ to M1U- I dlepm t Friday Mue Buck v isited Mr ~. Shf'nl I 1 Halley SatUrday Emma W1lliams of Co ltunbus was a guest of Mrs Clms. Hysell Sun day. Roy Smalley and fllm liy were recent guests of Mr ,uut Mr~ Joe • Moore. , Edna MorriR IR vlsttms !n Co-1 lumbus fm a 1cw dnys · Mo.rgaret Hy!it!ll and Jessie Smith of Columbus !:ipent a few days with Mts. Wa.lte1 Dodson nnd, r!:)al_ives. I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawklm; has muved m the Allen G ilkey fHO · 1 nerty. · Wayne Rus.-.ell and f1iend of Co- 1 llumbus spent the week mul wH.h M1s SnUIIJ Russell 1 Je!'.l'll' RU&e ll vl:;lted he1 mother I M1 6 Cnidl\'l'll of Rutla nd Tt!t'Mlay. i Quality Meat-Home Killed Beef se HILLTOP GROCERY · • slowJy BAKEB-S-AT::~N=M=ID-DL.:._E_PO-R-T. -··---~--- NOTICE • • to .. l SATURDAY SPECIALS The Playground of America" 1 '"d Bargains! BargaIDs! . ........ j!<:OMSlSTENT litE ATTITUDE of certain school boards In southoastcrn \ Ohio eeems rather Jncon•i•tent particularly to foliowel'tl of sports as well as to others who give the practice any thoutrht. For instance, there are a few school board• which have placed their foot down Hatiy and refuse to al· ljlw their athletic teams to leave the school one minute btfore regular closing time in order that they might take ' pal't in a fodtball rome with their rival• on Friday after· ~oon when the distance is so great between the towns that ~,r!lll'"" arrives before the team could travel the distance p(ay the game. This necessitates playin!l the rome on Saturday afterwhich in most cases is not objection~ble. Hti,.ev~r. ·~II towno which depend more or leBa on country .0 ') I Pifl!~FI,HNESS R~WARDED ( et's ·>:· l<tv. ;;- I I . ' ., ' '' -· '· ~ ,I I \ t. �l'-11 lUlL1' TIUBUNZ, I'OID!tar, - H II PRIDAY, OCTOBER - -.. .-· I PAOBTIIIID ~3, l~l '1!111 DAILY nuBpNI:, POIIJIROT, OHIO Middleport ..... N ews ~ ' Degree of Chestitsis YIIJIIII' ..... h Virainia Gre.... PHONE 111- L I Mrs Charles Wi..e dauMhler Ruth ELnd Mrs. Crnu'-les 8.U'ndl motored to Parkersburg Friday Mrs N'tna Healy of Cheshire vl~. !ted the MiMe6 Mu ry and M~tl .t;UJd , ' Healy Ttuusday. I -...!~~·~.!:!~~-----..:========= 1 ·n a£n w UNIVERSITY WOMEN MEE-T AT OHIO UNIVERSITY TODAY To 11.~ ~ '·~ .pp;l' Ida Sanborn. Mrs. Hlm1 ' Atlums, Oct. 23--The sanborn and son H11.rley moto{ed nual conference of the Mrs r 1 1 ll\E ••- b···- - •• of rroln Unl·-roll" llh I n•••r 11 •n•Wl' w Va •:r An-I a pink and white be.ckgroum.l. One Mae Ash ley has returQ.ed to h r1 ' of the featm es of the evening w~:~s home from Columbus whf'IP ~IH' 1 the minatu,re wagon, deccrate-t ln has been receiving treatmf'nt at pink and white, drawn by two, Whtt~> cross hospilal Following the all day District small Kitls, who were c harminMl~ tor trip t ru t h e Bl ue Ridge MounMlss~ona.ry meeting held Thurs1a} dressed m the given color sc heme 1 Fred Shiflet left Frldav for a mo ln the Pomeroy Presbyterian church which held the gUts for +.he bride. tor !rm •hru t hf' Blur Rldg :- Mot1n·! an informal reception wo.s he ld In Damty refreshments we:e s~rv~.d taln Oistnct. He lutcndf. 10 lw liD 1r; 1 the e\"t'nlnp; at l he home /of Dr and bY the hostesses to the t hlrt\-fLe n~ 'IJ"Mt!'l Cflmllna 1 Mrs. C. A Poindexter on , Third persons p-sen• •"" "' ·Lmd J Hv!i'ell and M1 ~ Ha•·rv I' Av~> nu e. honoring Mrs. W T Cook · • ~ho wltb her husbsnd are now rn DINNiiPARTY l Frl1av Craig motored to Wnlt.ort. W Va nn busmess. I 8, ur Ioug h f rom a mission fwld m Mrs. Mina Buice and Mrs Ef!l,: ReV Boyd oav. Mr :'l.ml Mrs J ' ~orea. Quite a number of la ~Ue~ Rite entertolned with a ULlnw.l H Grm and Mrs c. A. P<Ju 1 u~ xCfllled during the evening and very party Thursday at the latter ~ lcr 1nutuad to MeConn e lwtne Fn· qiUCh -enjoyed a talk given by Mn, home. day to atlend a MJAA\onary nu l'l · Cook on thll! customs and ha bi ts of The following suEBts were pr~> · In· 8· the native Koreans Mrs. Cook ha"' sent Mrs. Powell. Mrs Hattie Bena most pleasing personality and 1nett, MISS Alii~ Mauck , Mls:.; C\.JIIJ. seems moat fitted for the work in \RUey, Mrs. Rtlla Lasley. Mh~. LOWER. THOMAS FORK 'Vhlch she iB now enjlaged. Mrs Beaver. Mrs Leota SchNllncr Mrs. ~CI[I:e Bratt of Galhpoll~. Pres!- ) Fannie Stevens, Mrs. HalTy BenG L Seaman ot Charlesto n e-Jnt of th~> Athens Presbytf>IY ac-jnett, Mrs. Gt:rald Rice, Mrs Bf"~=>lt. ,<;pe nt from Saturday until Tum>dll.l' I oompl:nled Mrs. COQk, Rice and C F Besserer with Walter Dodson - --··-- - - - - - - - - - - Btssie Chf>athnm has bloorl pm!i- 1 ....,_._,... j] ontng Ill he r hand - - - - .-....- "'1 Chns Mom 1> WI\.'\ In On lh poll.'\ f!t!onday In business. ' Rerman CheathAm of Tolrdo spent Monday m ght with his wut· l1 Eh EbE rs ba t.:h 1:> lmp rov1111r I I CJ' 1 RUTLAND TO HAVE BIG CELEBRATION ... Bladder In... I••••" ,, l , ·r FE-U.O\JJ Ulf.IO t'i..:S. A ~~~~ ON TH~ 2,5- ~A tiD ~IIJE' A.dv..\W'~ tloch Pkm, an I• Ertu- !of *lldren .. . ti c:JeorP 6Wt 1 at Raclne. CEILiQv " PlPllldt'nt Elm@J' Bu.rrU.!Jpoi1ce- court toda)JI far ~nt. Mr. '(n4 :Wra. Blll Wllllalnl, Uri . Bryw.n fl( Ohio UnlYersity will ex- L Pollee ~kl ~ ..woman wu ar- McNickle and 101.: 1henU [)ud ... rend 8 wrolcome to t.h~ dfolep.~. rested arttr the f&ther or th~ tioy diD& or Muoo .IJ)ellt. Bunday witb The theme of tht' oonferenee I&JOOm plained to a.utharitiea. The Mr. abd IIQ. Jc;eMfley, 'The CreatlvP and AlU:'t'ctatJvt:" 1 woman allegedly admlt.ted IJI!lUnl M1' ~d Kn. Bemlett Blt.ke and :~plrlt but aald clt' "\". nt ""'--•!•'"' In Education ~ "'"" Vliiftinr 1 "' df'it'· Ohl l t.ht> h 11Q:uor "·II ·•to 11the youth t hlo lck ..- ..-A y na.uu ....,., have retur ga ..... s rtprese..... UP5 n ~ o I a t: ..., ev~ was or s ~ ~'f& the winter. townH. The vistl<lrs wtll bo' houSf'd mot.hf!r. according flO ,POllet. She Grace Hud.eon and ..d&Uiht.er of a~ Lln~ley Hall. a~ OhiO Unkte-rstty sald her huabe.nd W.O.It un,.mployed. McXEeaport are vialtinJ lllr . and wumcn a donnitor) . ------••-· • ~wlo H"•·~ · &nd La vida SaturdHY mom 1Di l h " del~gatel\ I ..\BSEHTEIES VOTE Mr ~Addie Edw"'rdl '.\oi.JI vtsl' the child educa.Mon de · According to a ~pott made here Cart.!l'!iht nt. Sunda at AlaIJ~trt.m•·n'-"' or Qhto UIJI~t>rslty \F riday morning by Frank Fugate, .ape Y Heads of ll\! \'arlous departments Jr clerk of the Mela11 county board , 110"_:_·- - - - : - - c : - - - - - II I I '" hll b t WI expan ......e P 080P !I o lhtlr tl'elecLwns t her~> have ~n LVItn~ phase ul edv<... W.on ty absente~ voten;' baUot.'l Hied to The ftnal meeLlni!: Wlll be held U date Thls number IS ccnsiderably a h.mcheon Saturduy noon The more than usUiil w1th the election GovemmPnt's ~panslblllty for a llttlf:' less t han two weelu; away Childhood" will be 111e tJtle ot 1111 We•kn••• Ki • uddress b y Ml!!S Mliry La.bare~ . (lJr- I ecto r of the Chlldn-n·s Bur,.au of 1 JftOO It you flel old and run·dOWD ~ , ' • • Oetun~ Up Night.. Baekach!t. -a: the Pl"nnsylvanla DeJ)artmr:nt of Palna, surrnen, Mervouaneu, L'lrcl.. \ Wel!az:e HBrriWurg Pa Mr and Mr-; Charles Palmer of 11 nder Ene. Headachee, Bumiaa: al'ld ' r .Jhfcago are l!ut!sU. or P,fr. and Mrs Bla;td•r Wea.knua, cauee4 by IOd.1: L Ht'nt y 1neJ' Atldlty, I want you to Qutl •utnl' rt.h t now. Com• lo and c et WOMAN IS ACCUSED 1 M1 ii.nd Mr~ Ch arles K.twpp of lft.-,.l ..., 11 at 1 think t 1 the creat••t mid~ C(.luml)us me vhitlns M~s M~r- iclne l llu.ve ever found. lt. otlell ~· OF SELLING ' LIQUOR ,baret. Knopp • !~~18 4~~ ::Pf~;"~:t~~n(M.!~:~t -·-1 M:r and Mr~ f'Qrrst BlteLh of. 11 ',. QQlY 11ic and J •uarant" It u. Clevol!latHl. Oct. :.!::1-IN&-Hel<l on 11 Churle.~ton spl·nt SundaJ' with Mr: Quickly eombat theee cond itione and . or r1tum empt:r, a char11e ?f s~llmg a hal! pm~ 01 1\nt.l Mr~. T homas Sleeth . :• tuttldY paeka&'•completely, ~od •"t fOUr muPtY backa l le~ed lhjuor to a. ~·-year•old boL 1 Mary Pickerm pnd . daugth ~r I •or Sa.. Mart.IB . . . ltder Dnl Mrs Ca.rmello Mollica. 45 mothCl I ~ p~ni, thc week end w1Lh Mr and 8&ort, MlcJ....,.. Ollie ninth anOhio FeU· 1 to Bashan Thursday t01 u. \Llut U Branches of l.hc Amt:n · wiUJ, relatives .era on o1 I CLUB HOSTESS ·, Mr a.nd M;s lr11"1n• v .. , J 1- can Associat1on ol University WoINJURIES FATAL ... i ed j l£nrirtj the funeral · n.... r r a. men opened hen today with a b\J.-;1 PU J. ~ ....... w1er em.er .....1 of HOrtl('l' Smith ZANESVILLE MAN the members of her five-hundred t Hartt d Th rsd ness lunche~n . Approximately 150 · club Thun:~day evtnm11. 11.t th ~ Ia M AorJ, Be u · a~ I delegates Will be guf'fit.s or Ohiu · t avMer s eruragrd a., I University durin~ the two·day ses· ColumbWI 0 Oct. l'J-INB-l 1- Mary Jane Coffee f': hoppc, with ~ 1•.'1' nurst or rs. Lovlnll Ben-~slon Dr lml&. E Volgl Ohio Unljuries he rectlived tn an autornub:lt! alx: o'clock dinner. Following the nett who Is crltlcallv 111 at her versit· dean of w~men, ' resident~~ accidEnt were fatal here l:Jday fu: dinner, a dellihUul soelal evening hom e on South Plft h Avenue the stu.te gr<JUP will :rf'~!de ovcr Paul E\'&M. 37, o1 Z.II.Ot'li'YIIIe. His was spent in Card playing at tfu~ 1 Mrl\ fda Dobbs wUI ret urn home Ihe confe rence ' body w11! be taken to Zanesville fo1 home of Mrs . A J Jkaver on th - . e:atUJdtty from Columbus v,hert· . Features of wday ·~ projlram arc funeral arrantrernents coml!r of Fourth Avenue and Palm-I she has been spending th.P we~>k 1 an ·•hlblt ort 01110 ..01 _ ,.,, .. I j E d B d tree' vana $ b ' ·--- r Ohl"...__ , bwas In nhiUte h h un ay when er Cl hloh wert- 'with l'el.a.tive5 ., n ~ art ···- ' t a -..uca w c e and George u pr~ or - · score . ChnrlE"s Corbin remam.~ ln tl t;er· le 1y. 'fh~> works were collected by WaJlaee and Donald Dick &Is~ of awarded to Mr~ C E. Smith llll "1 : JOWl ronditton 3 t his home 011 Fuur- Miss Edlth Smffin. of the Departz ill ld! ll1d 1 •~ M Otti sta 1 e Mrs L D &ne5Y e, were t lli C<J e """ ts. e nY• · 1th Al•enuc sufterm~ from h~>ar t ment of English at Ohio State Un l· with another c11.r Wallace, Dick ami McMaster received th(' ~,; ut sl trouble verslty, Columb~ Later in the the oeeupants of the oth~r machme, prize. 1 Mrs. Iva Bro\1'11 IE>ft for C.Jium- aftnnoon DT. Flwl.eriek Herbert. _,, El t Mlddl Ia w~ey Y o eport. C udt • , , bus Friday morning fm 11. ft'w dan Adler. profe560r o! Ensllsh nt "Nei:J'. ~Mhbeuah ot Athens and Carl W. BR.mE Sao.OWERED I visit. · t'rn Hcserve University, Cleve land. 1 DeWees of Columbus were a lso i.nMrs. Ray Parmer and Mrs H B . The J H. Moulden prop "rtv rn w1ll sllffik on the subject · Sk.yllnt• , .,. lured ln. the crash. Curd entertained 'I'lur~dav e"enlng I I he corner of Second Avruue awl a Cont!lbutlon to Creath•e Wnl - • Evans was a rallrond brakt:man at the latter's home with n ffil <;- Cole street, 15 undergolng t>xtensiW' 'lng · ~-.a w Wa.·1 ace ce 11 a neou.s shower · hr.norinw; M r:; 1repairs. Tht> blllldlng h b.:-m~ m:tde 1 h ' Q>.n.L as on his way w At a b anquct tonS t Dean A. D. • and Dick, to bollJ'd B. tram for a re- Arthur Bklnner, <nee Mary WH - Into apartments. Hcmlcrnun, Antlnch Collf'Ke Vel. turn trip to Zanesville. when the rnEtta Fanner) a rece nt bride Sh1rlf>V Mills who, Is cmployc11 al low Sp• 11\!-~S v.:ill cuscu:.s "The Dfo~AN VOH>l' accident OCCurt'ed. The Curd home was beauttrully Char le.'!ion spt"nt 'rhursdny with - - · - --- · .._ · - - - - - - -::::___:_·~=-==-:-:::::::-~=-·::::-::-====-:.--::--::--:;:-:::===:::======:.:-:;-:..;::..:-:_-:_-:-===============decorated In autudln leaves agn\m;t his wife and chlldr<"n - -- 'IRE ~=tu.o." w~u &JX!JlJI;D t-1 ~1rl t<u A PAll< 0!" RlOIT-N L I . . .. . •,. -t'l· • -•~ & - ::>'J ~SSIONARJES HONORED MAKING•HASTE TO BE RICH-He that by usury and unjust gain increaseth his subotance, he shall it for him that will pity the poor. A faithful man shall abound in ble88ings: but he that maketh haste to be riel' shall not be innoeent.--Proverbs 28 :8, 20. AtiD 'TilE OloiE '11140 t'AS 'IWO 01< 'IRE. .50-YARD t-!111:-- R, ECENTL Y A MAN and his wife down south had an ar. , gument and she left him, taking her belontrlnp to ~ neighbor. The huohand, ion1f an old friend of the neighbor, objected, enteretl into a fight l\litll the nehrhbor and lost his nose when the neighbor's teoih closed with the fa cial apjttndage between them. The culprit wao haled court and when the Case was brought for trial, the injured husband refused to prosecute. suying his old friend could OF CHRIHT 9 15 Bible school. Robert D . not alford to pay dariwlges nor to lose tile time spent ;n Roberts, S upt. Lesson T~tc· "Paul prison if convicted. in Cornlth" Acts. 18 · 1-15. 10 : 15 Lord's Supper. A.o a re,ult of this quality of forrlveness, several 10 SO Sermon by Evangchsl All relliJou' to ..,hmg, dodrine _or Flnyd Dick. Topic 'Why the ComChicago medical men have signified their willinrness to ft!'J.f.Do;'--"'f'ti,S'•d• \P4f a:UIIu til4 .,..... creed, If they arc t o hll''<' aroy cl£L!m use plastit surccry and chanlfe the contour of the marred n the love loraltf ~tnd devotl.on of the people, muat !Jc in harnwny w:t h munion" 6:30 Clulsthm Endenvor-Gc.: neteacbin.. 'ot JW~UI the Clniatwhose wordJ. flt mto every,~ul~ :~n.;l nev1ce vieve face oo it will once more bo presentable, ali the work to be tl: President. Topic : of tlle human heart. aild of whom it was aald 111 John 7:46, Nl!, \ LR MAN "How Welker Is our Country helping and done free of charge as n reward for his having su~h ~ for- 8.PAKE UHI!l THIS MAN." Hindering the Spiritual OI'OWth o f ..,;._ 1 p...,..Wk~lbNSmkf.J-.. Cillli•II'".. I,OIIi4 - - · other coun trte11" ACts 13: 1-3 trivinJ di•pooiiion. 1 · James 4:1-5. It ;. oom~thinr to be thllukful for, flavintr a disl!oRi7:90 Evangelist sermon--Bubject: FOliiEST RUN M. E. CHURCH tion such ao this man ohowed he had, aftel the trc•uble had CHtJat:H OF CHRIST 1 00 p. m. •Sunday school. John "The Ch urch ot Christ PlJID." ll'o I . 0 .. • - , , ; - • • Mldilepofl BliUy Supt. 'fHURSDA Y ~II been a;ttJed lnd the iMUe fortrotten. H, je com.' ftll II toi... . llllr, 1.. whole 2:00 p, m. Bcrvtcc ot worship 11 to 1 Regular weekly church ~ ; bal>'Crn cul dinncn by Loyal Women mended for it. Aeeordinr to the story, the !'ction bl'<>lq!~t I 9,11 oJ#L Rally lllaY Blbl< RACINE B4PTI8T CllllRCH only llO cenl.5. Ooes to Bldg. D~pt. tears to his ol'Rtwhilc enemy as they w4lll~d out of ocMIII. 119 0!1' ot tn1• &re~t groupl Owen M. IAulltiy, Paator 1Du yom shopplnyo Thurnday and iO::&O we trUilt you oo help us courthouae toaether. mate t.rtt• &&nice one of the tlnest sunr!ay liChool 9:30. A E. Sklr- h ave dinner with Loyal women . vln Supt. Morning worship 10 ·30 How much nic~r it would have been, h,atl this man lor •Jlllnl· months. A "'1 opecla\ a. ~. Subject: "How to Know God' ~~ermon l\lll.f been ln prt~paraUrm whose for11iving llillPOJiition is so pronoul\ced, used some lor • puqolilr of _ .... '"' subject B Y, P U 6:45 p. m. Evemng sel'VIct 7:30 p m Subject,, "Followof it before the ~and tp hand battle instead of after it. ~h:~llli.':'r; .~~·:.\!'~~; ing afar Oft'' Why did he COJ11mitt the terrible mistake <if allowintr hi• com•• lor the Rally day Bible Prayer meeting ThurS<iay 1 .30 p m. temper to get the upper hand of him? Wllf ~id he ' not to ..~ :'lrn~,';'":~r~l~ GREAT BEND BAPTIST have the charitabl~ thoughts about his n~iJh~or bdore 11, and ,., what a CHURCII 1 1 Owen M. La.tky, Pastor the set-to instead of after he had been di•lltrlll'ed! " ~1;;: 11~'inBundn.y I'IChool :l 00 H . H . HarrlS Surely this incident should serve to onee a1aln imatt~: odancc and Supt. Pree.ohing se rvic e 3 oo p m pre88 upon all that it doee not pay to lo•e one's temper an<l ~t the ancients were'absolutely right when they !!rafted tl)e"''leyifig which has stood through all fllo eanturle• and i~ proven over and over again, namely "W)Iom the gods proven over and over again, namely 11 Who.m the f'Odti would destroy, they first make mad." No one Js so easy to conquer, whether it be in ~:~ports, school work, bustnees life or where, ae the man wh<r loseo Ills teiJlper and pro· ceeds to make a 11 Chump' ' of himself before ~~~ adversary has a chance to do so. TAMPA .. The Convenient Center" of F'LORIDA ' 1 on tilebus!l!o•• taat daymen of the this arrangement pre· I::::~~~~~~~~~ fromweek, attendinr th~ .,ame where .-a1re !h•lr buain~88 on FrijtaJ flf~'~"l1P· tp un~er•t•nd tQI!t '!'IIi' th•l'll· 'l!ll~llt -be t.o the pupil• loainJ ~~ ll~ur Frj4ilf.. q~f! to ~xceed, twice ~urlllf ' se~U<!Ii. -' ,, Jlttlb· b'e eo nptieeable, howaver, W'l~ It no~- fllr Neck Bones, if you like Spar·e Ribs you will like these, lb .. , _. , ..... Sc ~~~~~v~~:. ~·~~~ _t~~~~~. . . . . . . . •. . Sc Hamburgel', Fresh Ground 25 3 Pounds .... ..... .. .'. .. .. .. .. . C ~~~~n!~de. Sau~~~ ........ , . . . 25c FreEh Pork Br·ains ' 25C 2 Pounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I F;·esh Side Pork, The Price }2% C in Meigs County ............. . Finanelal ---Nice Po;·k Roast, fresh Callies . 12' · Ju>i fine for that Sunday Dinnc1· I .It '!n "'"~" teae~eri' eonveotlq"" ·~ - ~~ll!· tb ~~~fc~r.~ · pi!'_J8d for tlte entire da~, \thjt~ n~tura!IY·.~t- t!"'•"'~ f~~:~::;!':~~~r.:'~~~d~r.~e~n~:48 well !I• thil te110her~. . ,, !~ mlgl!t !l~d·, Is 11ot loc~! (o'i' tile v-ty our schpol bp~fct ~~ .well .. ,oi!r ~a4lillll (1\!! ·1!11''" shown !!I t~e P48t Jirob*~IY , 'F!~ 011,~· ~oil, .. ne -.tu!lllmtnt oP· all ma•t~r~ *ria of ~)lia juq'ci.' folhtir~f' II ucl!p'~lclp-: ~dlleattan-· _w~yl ,ffP' . 1f~l~jl' - errery · •• tl!"f'hr in t~~ vii _li~~ 'f~\lljt'~)·,~~ly ' e Hotel Hillsboro 'l'.\1\IPA'S LARGEST IIOTEL S39 PaJJe St. Middleport, 0 . l~· NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS FOLLOWING IS A Jo'E W OF OUR EVEM,YP.\1:' 25c RED SWf:t:T POTA fOES, 8 pound ................. 2Sc ~C.o\RO~J, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES, 6, bu1.e11 ;.iSc SATIN TIP 'IATCIIES, 1 . · · · 2iJe 12c Bo<eo R~Q JIRll OATS, 2 """' , .. .. .. .. .. A QOOP COP,Ef:, pound / .................... · .. Tub~Oleo. a pouad .... .' ....................... · .. PHONE 511-R-WE Dt:LJVER 25c 15c 12c Ccntl'&l - - Fireproof - - Steam Heat - - Radioa H cmc-liko Atmoapherc, Large, Airy Rooma Spacio~a Lobby, ., Meazanine and Outdoor Bakony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat.. tic Creek, Turkieh and Rueaian Batha and many other Convenience• 1 "Top o' the Town" Dining Room and 25c 15c .. ......... 20c 14c 20c ars .. 29 /?"C - 1 I ' - r I I , Never Dangerous j to Cure .Eczema 11 27C 1 That's What Doctors jl ' *Turkish tobacco is to cigarettes ~;liar . .}' the sm~h, · '"spicy" . Chesterfield blend. ru~ is jusr one more reason for Chesterseasoning is to food- the "spice," the "sauce!' .: -or what rich, sweet cream is to coffee! ' ' _/ field's btttei> taste. Tobaccos from far and ncar, You can taste the Turkish in Chesterfield,~,_· the b~r:oftheir several kinds-and the right -there's enough of it, that's why. Chestrir;~ ;'; kind:i: An~ pure, taSteless cigarette paper, field has not been stingy with this impor- ' tht ,pur~t ; made. The many requisites of a· rant addition to good taste and aroma ; four _.miltler, 'berrer smoke, complete! famous kinds of Turkish leaf -- Xantb,i. . /..: :'That's why they're GOOD - they've got Cavalla, Samsoun and Smyrna - go -~~{'~f. ' be and they art. ·.~·- .. '" ,1 i - Say-~. ., -- 1 ' 1~ '' ' . •"\' . _if " 1 St.:mP. people have nn \df'a tha t ll ll ir, dang~>rous to h v t.n ' 1' U1 c N~z(· mn I - that. the •·poison · Will go t hn111 t:,h ' 1 your ~ystem. l . That's all wrong, doctm':'! .~ a :v. 'i 11 Nobody knows· exar.U~· w h a I , ca.u11es eczema, but plentv uf folk~ 1 ' know how to stop it-how f{, l'l': l't'- ' ;lief that's nolhinr, sh orl nl ma-.le 1 Eczema. - Let. IPr - salt 1hrlltHna matter what you (;Q\1 lt, no n:.lt1tcr how long yo u ve had 1t, nor !1uw · , l"lMlY things you haH' lnedI 1 When It itches so It a lrnost tit .ves: yod' crazy- when you think )'•l'l 111st I 1 can't stand It another Sl' -o nd-·-put l some Moone's F~merald 0!1 01 •. \ 1 1f thnt doesn't gtvc you- .nstnnt-j ly~r reller thun al\yt11mg you've eve!' tried, tnon ::y !Jac k i Don't be afraid or it." hlinh.~,; ycu or your clothes-use lol.s of lt ,\ml remembtl' that Martiu & nuller Pl'US Co. of Midl.llepurt a no ever y jfinlt ch::s dr ugRJr t lf!Uili•llle+'~ it ,I 59C 29C i ! l To' Par. - " ' !_ When You Gel Quod Meat. i\t Prien You An Pleaeed I""? = !!J- ,I •' . ' • • ·, ' 1 .... •I FOLLOW THE CROWD TO BAKERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. C,• sMYRNA .• .. · -$AMsb:ON., . famous tobaccos I ,, ~~;d ste~... - ........ - . - ..... - 17%c (lfiHr f 1Oc ~;~ R~aEt. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Oc !>boulder Pork Chops 29·C Nice Lean, 2 pounds _. . . . . . . . . . . ~~~u~~~ps~ .A .~~~ p.~~e. ' · ..... . .. JSc ~%rstQ:~~x~ra _se~e-cts . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Jc ., Eastward .. bu! Fmd':d,t~nsand miles· n~t t~ rising sun~let's ,go! To tlte; l;ifld of mosques and..minaretsso differeqt. f~ our': s~yscr.ipets,, :st~~ !jnd $'~N~~ Let's see: this st~~ge, . Strange <::Quntry. Let's see the Iarid where ·the tobacco* gro~s . in small leaves on slender st~ks-to be tbtderly picked, leaf by leaf, hung in long fragrant strings, shelter-dried and blanket-cured. PreciouS stuff! ' Let's taste that delicate aromatic llavor~that subde difference that 1futkes a cigarette! ' ,' ]R .,.,. ~ltlrtl uJtKa -Jf'"llilf& ,, , T•''"· c:.l!isil!/tlfd :t-s • --"'• ...,, ..,.,. XANTHI .. CAVALLA •. '' "'"P" ·' ~> ' 25c Dry Salt Meat Lean Streaked ...... .. . .... . Boiling Beef A goOO. plate meat ... .. - .. . Sweet Potatoes 10 Pounds for· _.. ·.. ...... ..... .. Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 4 Pound Bucket .... - - .. .. .. .. .. 2 lb. Ground B~ef and 1 lb. ground Pork for meat loaf, all for . . . . . . . . ' ' I ' ' 'I rp~~n~~ops: .v.e~·y 'f-i~~ ' - . ' .. ' Loin Roast Per Pound . ....... - ... . _.. _. Veal Chops From Milk Fed Calves . . . . . . . . . . Veal Steak Pel. p·ound . ... . .. . - ....... . The Brooks·Ehersbach Motor Company· ' \ EXTRA SPECIAL . I At Bar1ain Priees. 1 I l)loNpcllty. H" H'comuu'mled to the ln!ltltutf> a moratonum on a ll nel'. bulldlng of plants ·unLII such tnuc u:; the n et..>d for ad{led r ~tpacJty 1:<: CtVIl.ly llppaJeut" Prime Rib Roast From native ~teeis ....... .. . . Bon 31c s~ Ham Roasts Ve1 y fine .. , .. .... . Swift's: Sliced Bacon r;., Pound .... , ... - . , .... , .. , . s;_,ift's Oriole Breakfast Bacon 1 Pound or more . _. , - - .. .. . . _. _ Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We invite you to live al $6 lo $9 Eumpean 1'he H I L L S B 0 R 0 American l .. n. Skinner, Pres. Weekly ratea and C. J. Jackson, Mgr. foldera on application T~lephone M-5541 Sales I ~C ' ''OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" PRICES. PURPLE l'OP TURNIP~, 15 pound ptck •PLIT WlflTE SOUP BEANS, 10 poun• . . . NEW @RN IIIEAt, ( pound• .. , , , , , . ".. lowe~t ALL MAKES-ALL MODELS S. M. HAMII,TON, Brop. ' =h"J""'F'c",' Prayer nwe Lmg will bl• lwld nl the Coal Valley schoo l houS(' 'l'hun. day night. E D Tucker temaln s nt the hos· ~iLal, s lowly unprovlng . I Jessie McGuire und Bes~>w Chent hum made a busuJe~s tlliJ to M1U- I dlepm t Friday Mue Buck v isited Mr ~. Shf'nl I 1 Halley SatUrday Emma W1lliams of Co ltunbus was a guest of Mrs Clms. Hysell Sun day. Roy Smalley and fllm liy were recent guests of Mr ,uut Mr~ Joe • Moore. , Edna MorriR IR vlsttms !n Co-1 lumbus fm a 1cw dnys · Mo.rgaret Hy!it!ll and Jessie Smith of Columbus !:ipent a few days with Mts. Wa.lte1 Dodson nnd, r!:)al_ives. I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawklm; has muved m the Allen G ilkey fHO · 1 nerty. · Wayne Rus.-.ell and f1iend of Co- 1 llumbus spent the week mul wH.h M1s SnUIIJ Russell 1 Je!'.l'll' RU&e ll vl:;lted he1 mother I M1 6 Cnidl\'l'll of Rutla nd Tt!t'Mlay. i Quality Meat-Home Killed Beef se HILLTOP GROCERY · • slowJy BAKEB-S-AT::~N=M=ID-DL.:._E_PO-R-T. -··---~--- NOTICE • • to .. l SATURDAY SPECIALS The Playground of America" 1 '"d Bargains! BargaIDs! . ........ j!<:OMSlSTENT litE ATTITUDE of certain school boards In southoastcrn \ Ohio eeems rather Jncon•i•tent particularly to foliowel'tl of sports as well as to others who give the practice any thoutrht. For instance, there are a few school board• which have placed their foot down Hatiy and refuse to al· ljlw their athletic teams to leave the school one minute btfore regular closing time in order that they might take ' pal't in a fodtball rome with their rival• on Friday after· ~oon when the distance is so great between the towns that ~,r!lll'"" arrives before the team could travel the distance p(ay the game. This necessitates playin!l the rome on Saturday afterwhich in most cases is not objection~ble. Hti,.ev~r. ·~II towno which depend more or leBa on country .0 ') I Pifl!~FI,HNESS R~WARDED ( et's ·>:· l<tv. ;;- I I . ' ., ' '' -· '· ~ ,I I \ t. �. OCTOBER 23, ! 03\ RENT- P umisbed 11.parLmeuL tor Ug ht h ousekeeping acn .\Pt.. P1ve can 56--X or Gallipolis In S imp. and bat h. room& 56--R. tO-ll-fl C::LASSIFIEQ AQ.VERTISING ... ... .. - .................. .., ...) Maybe I'm Wrong :--~ . ~-~~.~-~-- ., -······~--- By Jolm P. MecJbury • WILLARD BATTERY TO FIT YOUR CAR ' I'll! GOING 1'0 Fflf\ME 1'fiiS 011/0T '• • been dUJerent tor each ot the four 10 far. The rapld deve lop· ment of aophomore "nndl" hu set f 0R ~EAR CAT Chma I !1 I 1 :11 Jo... known as t1 \.earn that tights hard ln ita own backyard Then , too, all but one of lut yeBJ>'a letter meu are bock on tho Job. Several new plays have been in troduced to the BobcaLB thls wee11: CinciDD&tiaDI Noted For IBcrimml\lfeS hBve been lonr and hard With a decisive victory bell IDI ua ttlea D hind them from last week the Ohio team 1a prepo.red t.o Put up the beftt game they know.' Athens, Oo:t. 23- Til-e strongest Bobcat team t-lftl.t ha.s appeared tbts seuon will cuter the Ohio Untveraity-Otnclnnatl tray Satur - I ( 0 Ct.l mn bw Uil pic IHJnl;· 110,1 t ut t !'-i •• .. J,r' ~J Jl, l 1' 111- L ·:• .11: II.> )' day. With Olaude Chrisman, Mt.. :-Il l II " •LILli ; _ ._ :.!;:1-l.N.::i 40000 fl!.lll> Quality Ptlrnisllings , _ I SALE--One 2 y ear H o l li tctn Jc,·:t:; t·o w with c,tli by h e1 ~ Llh & .. M. C. Botcc, l - 2 nuk H J rtl1 FOit 10- 21 ·3t APPL~-Cidcr and upple bu lle! flil!llllit bnrgll.ln In t.own 1\ ltltl~ ~ld.dtmu 1\,L~ \\ ,ll. ll ~ "' Llrd\ ...,~:ll' mo.~,rCoHIIg a11,~1 1 Cmtc h Lou Llale u tm ou ucc!J LO 1a y lClnmpa ny here fo1· Uw gJUI•C I tomCJ row,would Jf h is rather'li cundltlutt Ipt•r m !ts h im t.o make lhe tnp. r\\,(• 1 ~or: Lf \,J. UI egalJUIJ I tiL, L[ I (1 ,( 111>1 n1r.;,, -l.l'f'\•1\[S !\ ~: \ ~ <J I ,, , • I •'•J '",, 1 ''1,"' ,, ~===========!Jr Y,. '"' , ~ •l,co,} I I \ I OLLIE h~l l h• ) llrt ffiC. Jl':.., OIIC I JO IW ' pnd ll. h. :' ~" bp.rn with &JIO!J Hill , nLH• II'. •':1000 feetoi good lW~Uber nJLr~ ,1. 1 I r!'a son nbl~ Jlltl:cs. Billi G ll1 t.:uru .. r 5th. anti 100 Roon1s Ol1lo 10 ... F-.-o-"-=s~A~L~"~.-=,~-.,~"c-.-,,-,~,.-,-,-o;...-c~ 1, uL Da:tdshaw·s Et.orc CllH uL ,., ... f. --------Rent- Oririnal Moort. 1' h ~ l ' I J !i- nf t\ IIL\ C' ' I ll !Ld W M ddJo J'll } d CflL ~s ]II Ll ~ht.~ . !!;aS Sla tdnrd ' Uli tl. (',tl\ 4()'1- rt nf n . tiii C Mullr..tnnln n•• •J The Better "Man" ;·unlt>tll~l "TO t>Q~W TillS CUT 01' MY PERSON~L ACCOUNT \1 11 111111\l!tl\ ~ I•• ~~~~ ~ 11\ ltlll lf'' \ i l\\ « 111 U.1H (i06X 'I h1 l"o II\ - 1001;\~h7: 11:iC ftll· t , r UllfllrllU; hc J " ' "'"'0¥ 0' ' :'olt"'l" 1\!18 UJ•) •llt •I 111 tl w pcupl c u [ ~lurllt'l'tJ. 'l'ltc J\rnlt ~ lllllfii!Cn•rl l\111 HotMHl piHI \ no~ 111-21 ·3t ·Newest Sbirts --- ""'======-"'=====~ - - - ___.. ___... ---- I•'OU H.ENT CHii AP-ii roOIII '1 , c h'cTh;• ttlt'•lY \\' tid 1 nml g.U> A'•,u (;1\1' l!.f~l· '2m Mulb.JIY A\" HI ·:Oll-:H I'HI t• >1 1111)1 ht>t .Lilli' mlxc>o\ Hoio\ th•··O pl'' ' l•i e u pun lnvntllii J.t !'p 11 11 nnd ~ ',11\LJ.tnl Wl' re l'Rll c tl :\\11 111 ~ 8UT I'VE 60"TTA 41\/E IT "TO TOOTS ANU LET HER 'HINK IT'!) FROM "THE SALE 01' HER !>lOCK\ I 1--\p tltllt'h \\l'l\t•l>! lli!t111 IIJipl\Pd 1\>o• lt•J'IIl t n nil the ~lnlmmm;••luns tof awrthea n ,\ r,·lr·p IWEI'lTY A SHARE AND TO!>II.Y IT IJUI<IPE:ll TO $Z5!l9 A SHARE ~0 I TOLD CASPER "TO SELL IT ME! HE JUST FINE. I "TOOTS, 6UT 1 THOU41H- I Wf-•I\IT "TO '>flOW I YOU e.uMP'N! ··~·· .... I , c " I" • •• " ' " 1' " '" 'I 1111 f, "'· "'.1 r ,.,l11o'1 1 II, I '• 1, ' " • h A lld It~,( krllll {, 1 hllN' \\ h u .~ , (\\ YMURPil\' ,,QE YOU i~YINq "TO SPILL TfiE COLONEL HOOFER? I UION'T l'lUY IHE oii/EN-rY SHI>.RI:'S FOR TOOTS 6UT SHE IHOV4HT I DIU, A>JO SfiE KNOW THE "TRUTH! I DIUN'T "Hl\NI( MUCH 01= THE STOCK., THAI'S WHY I t>IDN'I 6UY IT IOOR HER, BU'IIF '<OU EVER SNITCH ON ME I'LL BRAIN YQ:_II WOMEN HI\\IE AN UNCANNY INSTINCI f'OR PICKIN4 1'1/I~H iE I~S"' I l.UE55 YOU'VE FOUND THA.T OUI NOW! "THE "TROUBLE W'oTil YOU IS YOU "THINK YOU KNOW II ALLl WHY DON'T YOU DO "I HE I:OOK!Nl, 1\Nll HOIJ5EWORI~ ANU LE·r -rOOT:; TEN]) -rO oHE OTHERS $1.00 to $2.50 - Wileon Bros. PAJAMAS jill V-N2ck 01 roat style Wilwn Bros. h ' 11 He.'O MAK.ep... GOOD co~rTACl' MA>J 1 OF PE'R-SOt-ll'o-t...tT)"' _..o.,...~O He 1))lo.N CJ::S D\\1 UJeL Y ~0 ll-lt= !-1o-.T BEAVTI1="UL. 'E')C'S .... .... ..... 79c 1-At>Y - FANCY HOSE, 35c Or 3 Pairs for .... . , MIMD ASO\JT HIM A"'D 61<T TO YoUR. 1-;-';;,_[l_,o= WOR.~~ 111,1\ !(' ,) ll'tl(:b !la\0{' 1\ llol tlt'Lr t l',\111 and O bt•JlHL hgltting lo U\l' t ({)JLJ'-' \V •w ll ' l 111 IJ! kc a I1 U)Jl' ll'~., lfi<J.:. C\11' ~1!\'IJI- 1 Completely -J"edecotJt·~ J and nmodele~ •• · QVCI $l~,QOO opQlt i~ l!>lk•ng ~he 1!j,o~l 9>JU~n~cn tl\", h }tlloil.:e 'fc~Jfh'e.\r.n·Her. nome oftl\e Pu~ I d~ Coffee Shop. · Large. comfortable room'ez.ce}donal aerv 1cc. R11tes from $1 S!l upwa.rd. G~o. A Wevdig, MaMacr COLUt.WUS, OHIO '' lu.Jt.. I I " I ,/ J' .I/> 111•r10 of , . I• 'I I" r 1,, 1 , ~,,,,,, '"h t1 ., o , I ·I>" I'·'' h ,,. ~~~- . . llll' - - - - -- I ,,, I :, ... - OJ '" ' 11 ' 1•'l I I( , Wd , ., .. 11 ,,,,, ~~. •I ' ·.,, ·•·I \ '1 'Iii ,. ,,. 1 I ' \, 1 , ,. , , I , 1 : II,, , • ,, , Tt 11 llo •l lot 1 SPECIAL bowl~ tldJih ,,~":~·•;•;t,~cr , Jlm li~:::~;·;:1: tilr 1 scct1onal I ',j • •; r , 1 1 11 1' 1 ' , ,, ., 1 1 ],. I . ' .... ' I' ~ UUJ E:bler ly and th, at C ll lll P f go,:Jg on fcJ team plaH'S be · H r es l nl • 'l•l'l 11\1 !\liS~· nlt~ ~ •• • ' '' 1 ol, ''' •!j if MAY CHANGt BALLS I , I I : I j 1 I l'drad S Look! , I' I "- '! PHONE 481-R LASALLE HOTEL " j Clarice Allt.nder, of • r;==::=:=====================.::=~r "Believe your own ears!" THE VOICE THAT WINS TONE TESTS! • than a SIX ean e"•ve you it accepts f...wheel brakes,· pam.llel-moa.Dted springs CVCI'y other principle of proved and acklWWledged 11uperiority. Evnybody kn.owtt that nothing leiJs than o aU: cun. give you built-in IJmootltn.B&IJ~ .;.,d built-in smootlmess I !I·~=========== • Toduy, six-cylinder amoothness is within reach of every new car buyer. For Chevrolet has produced a quality car, powered it with a firmly-mounted sb:-t::ylindcr motor-engi.. noored it to run with unsurpas&ed economy -aml prieC\! it down amonrJ the very lowest· priced cars in the market. ~•tR mndela ran.gl•" tro,. I 1 $-41171!!! ,___. it tu AU pricft f. o. f1. Fluo.t, MW.Al.an., •JNd-l ....,.U,.momt uer.. I - ddi-Md prle8 and'....,. C. M • .JI., C. • - . THE G-E POPULAR CONSOLE $12475 (including tube.s) A IIIII] B Learn playcz B I Yah, JLid gmg ft olll Jnld- wesL acof Jtli Ch1ca go gumc:-;, wdl a lon g Wll.Y CV Cl Y 8atU1thv n ow on Ccrt.amly It will have tl~ c cdg::: 011 Ann~ m phy~> J cal BILLY'S UNCLE ' oLl" Ooll 1 :I n ! 1 t wlmt n; cq u:t. ll}' unpon ,tn', ~ tn e c ·llc b.w a bt bk culllpe- Sizes 14 11~ to 20 ' Ll\tl Nothing less cl.t'iJI with U1• 1930 suutllwc~:~t conf ~ ll'n c t' l'it am p lt n~ . and Est ell~ ha.s brcn lost fo, the season , Yuh~ c«mc tlcm cnduus ly 111 Lh · week bet ween tt s G<!orgla. defea t 1 ami Its vll:Lary IJYl'l' Cltlc~tgo. Mnl I 13 gcttmg his ortcn sc roll -~ 2 FOR $1.50 AutoQrand OVERALLS ga n 11:! IJ£'t.lll ' l I I 79c .. \ .." n tuth :wd S lee ker , nnd F~Ji wt , too, 1J-n ol111bl!1 WJII he stdchnl'ci Wlw u Halv.Lrr1 pl,tys Tex.IJ; lu ll!c Hat vaul :;tadtmn toan urro w .L ili lll dt• ;;o l'. lt hou l thP lln -cr l'Cnlct 1 mt 11 wl1u lilat lccl ll.galnst tile At Ill). ... '1·35 C'Jildl t lon. und oubtedly tJ>e ho wl game w111 be c loo P Am i probably . t baLtic of bncldlclds I would not b~ sm p1 Ll:il..'fl to seA [\ lung 1un 01 pMs decide this &arne. In lhe Harvard sta dium gamu We.GiveS. & H. Green Stamp• Hotel Chittenden 1or..kcd :;f,qa 6 to flmsh . Coat <lyle--full cut, fast calms in polka dot, grey Chambray, blue Cham b• ~Y ot Kbak• • ..... . I I'. JJ,d ' 1' ' l Ot i j)l'l I be tter f01 a Pttl!rbiU j!h win t !lall Llw y mr w tl.•}. Guuncd tlMl Dt .tk'll w a11 up to standllld, Nuln' Ua•n c v.1U IJ e a 1 hard team to Lcat t.omm row I Alnw·s ci l' ltal l:J~ Hut\•n rd a wee! aso L1imhlcr1 Major f: ,Lsse's MJuad out of t.he uudeh•uled class , a.u q lll a.ddttt•.m tile Hu1vtud gnme t.ook p:mly ou ~ ol Army , JII~L as the same game tt>ok plcuLy out of Haa vard H:a1 c ~· h.lY C I see n t wa tcrum fm1ed to k.eqJ cutncly on cdgt' vnt hmll u mluut<..• s :et.up frmn 1 , l uan I I. ch •nc Iluuoa1 Wh~nc \\ Anu:, mLo the It y,J llgoe·, be v.-1t1wut NB/E(l. Auto 81 and Work Shirt II I I FOR SATURDAY ONLY ' , II 1t-eam:. pJny Notte Dlllll t I!LI IJ ,t f II \~0 1' I \H 1 l' 1.1. [ILil'l (' l;: d11U ,( IJ NECKWEAR /OUM6 " 1 'I r• lll,ldo~ JltJ'.I Special Group -::,Jtla.,'(, ~ .r,1 or 1, ' 1 1' I\ ~ :-«lt;IJ!ll'.t 'l'll NmtlJit, CS tC\11 - ---~-- I NEW NECKWEAR ";'OV 10Ja.,U f\ "'·'·""t"'"· 1 'SECAVSE HE H'AS t.olS. l urcl a y s ' 11 UNION-SUITS .. 111111 )• t 1' 1 1'' 1'11\ •lt.l f po!.\lb LI IIH \ Ifight _..MERICAN LEAGUE Ribbed Cotton . ·I ' 1'' IJ I,' ], ' 11 '1 ,., P•• · !i Plain and fancy colora, collar attached or two collars to match. 1 a• "' ' 1' ' Da\uOJI l.tkL114 uti ' , , 111 ; fl\;)!\:(1 u, 11111 1' 1111 ' 1 1 l filJlJe t ,J m \ o' )l{\ WLll lliHg \l\1 \('~' lJ1 •l I] i; Iii ... '"r''" }<'J (]i 1 nex.l 1 • I WILSON BROS. Dlredor , ami N O·j Oll Bl'lb,l l!e ld tLI D I'ILWEtl(' ;11lt""1 J o. 'J ools MOIHJI II' ' ' \ ,, I• I I W J, . 1 IH' Da mo• ll le two luollmll t.ca m~ , MI ,UIJ I la n r; h·~ \\ Jt h D ill " We:., \l UI G • vt W C a llm l t:tl\ tf, , ,.,: r \· , '" ,, '" 1 ,, 1 " \ ,, ,,•. 1 By EDDlE CAS EY s ucccss a chieved by OhiO Stu t.t: that b.u tJrcl tu u ::.rot c](' . ' ; ,c; Lle 111 I in t:~'li' U!.tLl :m nf 111 Hbh np :-. l ~u1 w: ~~· r qn•.• Rr r:-. C•l l ll t,t:J\' , • , , , , 1 1 . 1ovcr Mtl'hlgJ~u aud \Vl::;con - Cl••· g f 1N ctt m t1. ll'am \ ,' Foamcr All-Amera_:aat .Jalt-back .,...a ' u s s o lt ltel field Tlu.~ mudtl r..:mHn d ·J . t, • • !la s ,JePJ• 1 1 s in owt Pmdue la ~t week , puts wus fj' JI.un coria) a s the • c::.ult ol 'a cc 11 c o~ 1 'te t.cc P 131 , ' 1 :mmmu:: : ::m: u~mm;:mn:n=:: mm••.m nn:mm::ma::t:u::u::m!t:::u::n H. nd now he ad f,_ ,"b,t ll coach al both of t hose e lev en:; t 11 Ute t up ll :, Lu! Pm c nt by Fa Liw a O'Dontwlt thouc ll l).J \It IL<l.• b• cn tnp p h' ' ~)) ~ Hnrvrud eoniC!Cncc b1ackct llii'SHh·n l ol Nnll e o.u uc , atfinn in g out s aciP fo t•:-: Mu111 u h a :-. IJCell Ill'"" F. W11'tc n fo l' anrl tom1• ~ht.E:d 1931 Ohln Sta te fouud a muc\1, nccd -l 11 1~ ~{'\tool's v.J!IIng tll'~& to p:utu1 - 1,1l!l 1''J1Ld ~t 1 1111 '~ 111 !lw las: l,r~v : ,.. peCI!l · Hy International N f '.I'S ~2nolc ~ ed &Jl!Uk lo cra s h l ht'OLtg h aga.m.,. L]JM(' m a twi h cl cha1 1ty game, b • · t 1l•" 11 "~ rllr l •· h u. tlf!t IJ~: ll l Jll ,t~ PERMANENT WAVES i Bos t o u, Oct 23---- R ev-;- 1sa is oi fm m Mu:h lglltt 1~ week ago Whclht'l . l 'l lh ~ILHliiG to h uve Nu t Utwcs lctn :,:-; nr,a lll ~t t 1'' BJ:. un]ts upsc cs, dnuna~lC upl!smg by sup- cnn mamtoin that Eptuk t omul'!'ow tlw opponent FatiLL'I ODotJm•l l l We slr\ <LIL 11 ' 1 ~ u lil\~d " 1' 1run:. •jl $3.50 or 2 fo r $6.00 1 ~ r a l. (1! 1 : ,; pc ge111y mlnm teulll-'> and t;tm lfhnt: and r14'i l' al lrl Nort hwus lcru 1..~ t;OIIW i ltlt(l o t h t•J sehou l uuLh m •tlcs ,..:<· j r lr wn bul 1:-, uot n b:\ pe rfnuttalll l::i by ~u pposedl YI 1 •Od thlnt; else Wa;con ~Jn plays F eu - Pl~FJ;t' d t ho bcilel Lh.l l Not t-e stw ug 1l':.CI\l' mnH·nal <IIH] ''l:•• •u ~ t IL \L u r.d :u \'l l,,s !mg 1\ ,l\'l' tiMI d m•... !!'l JrtJLIItt a f 111 tc alll ~ all ~ arly h l\'C fc ;tltll!''ti , tll.l t n~-;ylvanw. nm1 nughl wln by ,I ! Danu 's willHI!,; ll l' ~s tu Jlla J :ulot lu l Mt.tltiL, lh; s II Ill bl ,1 •\',11 h.uHI II.lfo 1931 rootbHll :;1 a,-.,1111 Mou: upscls h ea.v y mil.J g ln a.s ll. ycn1 ago when ~.nn e wtlh No1tllwJ:'s1L'tu lh>LIIn~n- 1 Afl d . d 'JLl'r('s t 111 ll'lli R. tnw \\tll ~.; 1• \\1 1-' t' . \\•11 bt· h •• tr ~.ttmtl.tr, Hdobcr :! t IIIII I' UJJr!~lD £'• und p Dsslbly somc th e QuaK ers Wl' t C IOII£'d un'dcr 21 tla ~alc u lJil'~lllllptwu th a t l ! IC :oCOI''I bo. ~\ll' rutb.•b.ll t lu:·l !}ptv. I ll c.,,, ·i f! f stmtlln~:: pct lo rnm 11 c1,_, m11~ ptHnts Ptudue which was bcate •1 k~s U(' wa. , .tn ncc ld lllt ~1 1 ~ 1 t 0 Mr uwt .m ct W t ,t fult q. t. ~· 1 1 1 1 1 1 bl l WI ~~ l'S 1'\- f\11 Ul 11 1,!. LVI( li.LI "ll ll'1~ :U b W I' k rllltlcl p a\ r d Lmnm1 uw whc.1 Y ISCilnsm, 00 8 a c 0 ~ n , Any- cd ~;t· 111 IItt s i)[] t\1· 1 Lr 1 ::: l\hdLUcport . Olno ·~ 1 cl ll w rt.. cmu:-,t ttnms ha ve bcnck on tThehvtctu~y ~~~~\ aga~~~~~ u m u lle<i to Mtaml ~ 1 1 1 ~ \'~~t lt~\,1}1\ 1n' .. h M.:h edulin gs nrneln.e cc . an gun . M. ·~Ill I.Jc hard to ddeat Oil t hr. .r • n=t are two g1mH' s tnmor10"' lCCOoet fl'om itM mctllocll' play of J;;om cf ommg,. tlu) • Portsmouth! Ohio, unduubtealy wt\1 gl'IP p 11b· ~ :;~~ 3 8' 0 in time Lo get .sel for ___ Otlwt ga m ('l'i ,;1 t h,, n uck• >'C AA I , 1 Notr eQ Dumc· jJ awt Pitt.~Now YO>'k Oct 2:! - INS - L!l; Pll - \1 11! 1luc\ O h Jo u C'Olllllll lllli-: hl"l r..,.,,.,,,.I"II........,, .. H, ...,,...., ..................... ,HUIII"::•··rm•n::m:u:::u:::o. b c l~l!l\ ''cl • '" • nc WI l GellgHL should dcf cut Vanclrtbtll 11 ,, 111'- tlml l '11 c Am ct tCCILl I ,cn p;w I di,LITI J, um ~ J••P m .tn h wtt h CJJrt nl·, "' o o • o • •• •••• .. ,... o..- .... ._ .... ...,. , ._, , ... ,.,., ... o• ~--et h e r b c tl\'~'11 Atun- amr tonl l. l!uc wtl h 'l (•tlm:>M\! u n ct wt\1 a dop t t h e N;d t,m al L l'IIg llo'"i 1Lilllll ' HS OIIIIIOS! Fiu Uih CJll l ('{l nl l., btt \l'' \!, HI~ IIH' I!'U SPd lclrl,l \ b l 1 No\t P D :11llf'· P, t l • uui ~_.I1 1TC IILH S..~ CI' • Wllll'h swampC" l Alaba- tl l ' rlll! HJ llm t mrnl o t Co1. J,u;" 1 r IS t11ghl y lm]W!l\11!1 to Ill ~ ~~~ -' :'5 n t:xp,:~ 110 lL t ll bll l tUJ II Rupper t. o '\11['1 cl lflc N1•W Yo 1i : The whole qu<~Atlon ,..,.. ""ttled oJ:i 1llt1 lcii!W I • ' tril l' l ( l\ lll l:l' N01 ' 1 L' i.ll t lllJ,\, nnd Iu lau..: ~ ht u llliY.lllkl.'l':> l!I,Lt ire 1\Ui il cl 1101 tJ I!ot•,l 11 lr nl! w.n 111 duhllnr, N olie Da m t• ddt:aL Gt' n ", La · ~th lo the c h!Ui gc• Wll\J,un HuiLdgr• i long ago-as tu how many cylin-postilon , fnl tll 'L'Il JVh lllOd L·.t l!. .I L ... 11, Pl l'J; IrtenL of lilt' l lln lul t: l lliJ 'l " dcrs it takes in a motor car engine to give Hflld to K i-it:UldCS-> ti C by 1\: 0ll h - IIJ1l ]\' umltl t•, , t t'fl SJ HIIlll~ ',l l1 1 t l', •m CO!ltellljJb Wlr. SUCh ,ltllun wcst.c1n, Notte Dnnw Jrl C'r.Cl Lht rl l ~ h , 11H't ilu ~ llll " f\.W !llli ]J Will! lJt ll UJ• H1tltcttu EjiiJIJI.'I l luHI o L J ,<U i 1 satisfactory smoothness. Science deJinitely Drnko" to ga111 636 y ,1 rd~ p 1l 11p :.! f! l at v to!11 (1 11 0 w. lo anv mo\'t' d o1.1g JJ('(l to (\ 111 •1'1 r!OWI18 a n fl SCIJJ ~' b3 jiG1L'I:! --]UIJJW lllll lit tl l!l ~ IJt'e.IU St' il l W L'' rHt.ahlishcd the fact that at least; aiz are Pitt Is ,m tll"" l l'dl "c\ l PHl\1 I~ JM\'lllg Babt• Jt u t h $110Ull0 a \ 1 1 ' '' I sc-vcu vetctan r cg ul 1 U ~ Il 11 .... 1 l\ 1 snc n1mrllto. Cal - M ttlgc l h1t tlw ball o ut of the lol Htll h ' • nece88ary. And today, the public accepts the been brought ll.lo n g catl'lul :\ WJ 111 \V t)!{f\Sl Ph ti<Hi('\Jlllll:t ll v\\e tp: ht C.: ~· lt::on lJ,tl ' a t ti m \ fLGIII I' h as e multi•cylindcr engine in the same way that ' this game Ill vkw Juck SutJwrln ld l 'lnU·cl Ch.Llll Latedo, Mt:XJCU, tlU• . !>;IJIII'tl has SC'Cil fOUl of lm; PL[I SlJUI >; h 1 Loro~r W .Welch, ~ ~a na.~~:ln!' 10-:.U-:lt For DOE:S YOU! l')ir "l"t Pauklnr- ,.,.,, llmll .lnl,,, I' 10 -.!2 - il , t.crnuL Ave. tl!'t' r. a ur··l FURNISH E D ROOMB - F'or- ,-m-lt : &:-e Mn; A r Miller, 130, Bul- CONSOLE: YE:RSE-LF. SWEETHEART THIS PE-RTURBS Ml:, MORE'N IT a! $1.00 pra.te A ~ lll U Mulbc l'l y 2 2-~ L .•' 1 Each. BA.LE.:- Hot Blast Co,tl ~,L uvt' L\K~: new Prl c~ $1:.! . M1 ~ C lu • Rtt: sell , .!58 PRECIOUS, 1,. 1 :MORE FORM-REVERSALS MAY BE IWwiLIDLCLATNSO-T:JRMISEHE; j:~~:~~~.~~~.:~~~~~~~:;~~;;j::';;:~:~~~;:ttl~·,u~~:~~ i w: h TJ~ W d en ·~·: :· ..·.~ -'.: ·:~ ;:~ .. ~ ...·~ :·~:~: :. :•.~:.~: : .;; ~-'j·, ' ,, , 1 !IOEXNPFEOCOTET.DB.1WLLHfE(NELTDEASAMTSURMDEAE~ nN.';~"w~ii'~~;:P~~:~,:~1;;;:~l i~ ~(Gi~~,i:i'~r~j;t:'"·: : :1 : ; ,"',·: :·:~ ~'·l~:',' ;~~~:·:::::.N,:.>"1'H "··", :. . ,'.;~ :.;·'.· '::::.:~ ;~ · ' .1''" :.· " ' 200 Fireproof Rooms yulU Cw~; - ----- i Oli IF- IT'S ANY CONSOLATION TO THE: INCIDE-NT PROBABLY orial llall and Ornad Stred, ALL~ M..\KB;3 ~~; -;"arhuR '•ll'vlced .~t uulao or cull 241 -J . H M Music t\LOI C, M~t!OI{ Ill.! l, DREADF-ULLY SAMUE:L! z Sbort. Bl~b r.;orth of Mem- A LMrgaltt. 'I hr {o,t;cr.. btu:ll Com;LrucUun Co PometuJ, Ohio 10 ~ 22 · 31 Il l ' ~ 'I ' J I VIOLENCE DF:ARt:Sl; 1'.4 Ji k 1 I FOR SALE '• • I i,>l 'l n I • , ell l•IU!1I '' ' '' Phone ,, , •h• '" , t, on • rt ],. •·"rn<o , , od ·f , 1, 11 .,, 1 ' ,l! l (r,.Pt + I IH~ IJ'III; 1\ ' ott li\1 (tfll'IO 1 Ill ' -\!!•~.~~~. , ,,,,,1 ,,, ,,, "' •', I lin, loiOlll coul!rs ,,r L !•Iiiii IH · IL!I 1 J I• 1'1<\ V.L 11tut n the field \J\1! 1 t 1J -l b Nt rth .... I.'Sl'. lll \A'J!d- l'U,b ]U['c' ~ht• "' C'l ipp letJ , J\1 C!.Uilp l center. was call:!d tu [h()(k MaSl:i, by iu:; lathe! '>; lJin C.s!l lon hen ,J OliJUl•JJI ilL• ll ucklV~~ l.I[Jilll •I I l111l fli'-LLl•• ,· ~ -.. ,lt-11. l iH ,Uj wa h u 11•\hl ell •,, ,tl ll "'llll II c I ,\n- .lag ~ GJ,•J With lt :;. tCill· I' IRcscJvc Nt.rtllwL ~lL Ll• Ill l~.IJI.!C -.d Ill nom<•lnv.n rt.u '• ,\ ,111 r :!i(J-[JIP("C tl~II.J l'!hH H will 'U\. .. l,u (C il ttll~ ll .' Nunn...-~;:illln bl lLL !-; .d.:os_,u ~ 2llll0 kiltS IJ I,. LHh If tlu ,JlhoJ'l f 'o]lJi>\· !IlK II, [rtf, !~~ ,o ,LJ ll,I!JL ,, iJ ,, l mc,U L tlLU\ II ', '1 PhL I llil' hr,d\ 10 -~ a-:u 52l-J out uf Al!l HJUo.!. t1 N .1 1tlt·~ ~;., 1 1.1 w,,, I , t h e jJllk 1 11 \lu lllllli ll, 'HI< li natl ,u,, tht• fOf Dt'nl1>011 tJR\,1 :> c(o •t 11 1 l your-t U bt ftH• 1 d L•,u ,, ·d L"l 1'1 lnUJana u m J should !JJuak uno tiL· ' •• •I ~~ t 1 h tl , I , 1 •,, Buel\ t Yt·~ h uiP ,, f n tt' , ' 1 w 1\1 11 colum u ll.gntn:>t Wulraslt uw 1 a lso- a ll'am lh.11 ll.r~ ' •·l '•· 1 V..'ltlt•niJerg ~ n ~:agt>s Xa v1er 111 1 , .1 1. ' •I•• I 1), ' ' " ' tha 11 jut t L k u u'l\1\rtr:, • I I• .•. ,,:, I IOn-con!ercnu· tl!l thal ha ~ all lin: r. · •· "' '" 1 ' 1'.,' ' "~ ' .t '.l .. J, 1 11 & tui(Ja)' •·•t •l ' "' • ' ' ,..,u m a:kr-; of br i ng a dou; b.ttLI' ' ' '> I I • I 1( 1 .. 1 to a pom t '.\ llt1' •" II " n •. • 11 1\llh the 1C~11!L ve l \ mu cn lll doulJ ·1.· 1 , ' " " 1 ~~· .r n , .1 1 dctCi illl!l lll g ln<"l r;L I ·1111'111\ rt· (JUJIH:O, H>nlg h tmcl 1 1de M t Umon I•· • • '·"' ... · '" ' ,J_. 1 11 ''•h " '1 '' 1 I" 1 •... , .,, ll> •f O IL i rJ- ._., , It "ul, 111 .tt As\Llund W ilmm.-...tu!1 at Crl·.r· II""C ,- , '' .::> ., I'"'"~ l 1111 l1 lo!o v : qu e! t h -e Wll rlc, LI :-, lat LCJ l !Jt'ft lll~t J ohn C,uJ;,Jl <~ n d 11 , ,, 11 ~ r, •I ~ ,.,.,,• I Tltc b~tt tlr l'i i;U11 1t; to tJ ntu t• J H l'ldclbcn~ baUIL!Lg Musk m gtLJII ,, ' ·' ' • • 'I· !1• ·f \1•11 •I ,""'~ ' "',_• 1, , J ud ~;mg lron • pa· t ' tht tmrrh•,t f• , u ~-: ll t ,lJLd l h• IJI\ New C oncor d 11I , \, 1 1, , .1 1 , I \ ,•Ill 1 p]Ujt d ~,1!1,1 I 1 lli\lr Ill \hr ~,,t SUIL Jll' lfOt Jll attl:l:li 1 <\O Ulfl PICk M . ,. 1 I, , I .1 '.;, "ol ·,,, ol LLLtl Nttl!il',t ' II' I ~'·'". r I ~Ill.\!.\ Ull\011 01-'t' l ru.l.lland Jollll Carnrl. I 1•• " Ll \1 ,1\! [\1!1: I tlt \I 11 1 I IlL l• J :~ h . \l \tJ tlrfc,L t \V II IIl lllgLD:l a!ld M ud, '· , "'" ' 11 I1, •I I \ '" ,r 1n ' I.J t'\ ' lil•\' 1\111 , 1 .1 1 II Ill• Ill " lll () l\J!J l hL' ~t\ U lf' ll t lll llllO I•• o I , ,( II , ' ., t U ~11Cl balu1da1 f! .utwt> lln•l c,, ~, ' 1 1 '' • • Vi\'11 "'" ',! I I ,1\'vllt 1' I,Lil' •l h 1 " ' "'"''' I p la\Lllg Aklllll 1\tl. l l •~ >~'](' 1111,, 1 ., ,1, t •1, 1 1 apples lOc IX'l tu.sh el Cl:.m c etu· ly Gill Fl ult Farm, Oalcm .Ccu· tCl, Ohio. 10- a1 -:il F(m SAU!:- =-s wr; - Upngt.b lJlano two New York, Ocl :3-- JNS--An I of Kyger, 0 Bock plaw- may be ut rli~d to h r lp <.: olwnb.lil's football ele'ten WilL frum " , In I Wlllu:.mt; lumm,·ow Loctay I .. nd -··-· UI.LLJ It 0~.-L [, Stale • \:1[1')1 : 1• I UJILI,JI(.l \1 l1 Oh!O 8tDlt VJ II" ,111'1 11. II' , 1 O hl() !au!; \II(;Uglic t\!1 M1n11g,Ln \:<HTJ'I' W!h Lht !r;tl II, i-1< \II · Northw~.::.tu ,, LUl 1 l .~ , 'lt ''· till I toH , l 1\,IJil' Ill tiJ t<>lllLll)' Thry lllljJhJ}t I Ni t !P D,lllLI' .Lild 'j lJ ILY ) lll\1.. ' ' ' " ' 1l llU I lt,ll•l · 11 Nil ,,:, krt U lXf"-''\~{j Ul l: Ofi,o 1 lB\IaCf•i:> t.Lf' i>t whum llt • frl 111'11 H.tt1 urdllY to pu l 111 IJ;, •tlll-' nu "' ' 0 "!umLu~ - /lj•JILL~IJI.;.tlil}' ,,., l)'a:fl 'lr IJu!l( • 1 11. UJ~ O IUL' Wi\Lbll ~Xllil'>l>ll) J,,/! I Thia Year S0 PHS SHOW WELL • • • • Jof~l·~,~l'~.---:;;;;;~=~=~====')1 ~~:dl 1:1.!!11 B\' WESLEY AII-AU11ll/',tll are Q I' · F ' bt' Own Field Woog MAl' USE AIRPLA NE thl& came all aea&on . The schedule indicate& thla, u Ule ta.ct that they I have been "playing under conr " I Moreover, LKc Olnc1nnat~ns ==---c===~=-=-ball,- player defeated wlu 1 rleveo has been polnuna: to • ""'-i- ..... lREAL BATTLE COMING AT Wt'EK I..~~Id~i:.~,,;~""'o~ /:X l ~ lEND IN COLUMBUS WHEN BUCKS ~:'% 1~ IMEET HIGH POWERED PURPLE Wildcat Stars Face State Saturday the veterans to worrylnK Althoua:h the Bobc&ta enter the · ctnc1nnaLt cont.eat. favored to win .! thel' realtae •Lh&t. the Queen City 1 Coach Peden Hu No Reeular Line-Up So l'ar Middleport Doo Pe&:n. ne&d coach . hu ' made It clear Ulat- there are no " rqular" bertha on the Oh.lo Lelm Lhll year' The at&rt lna Uncup has ••lllel PREPAHJNC '· It H. RAWLINGS SONS A~E OHJO WE CARRY: IN STOCK A SECTI_3N •• ' 1 ' . """"'~'""""".....,..,........OF=;=="""""'==""--'=· ;=;;:=;oo=======F="';c====<F=====-=====· - - ' DA.IL'l 'lT.IDUMZ. I'OIIli:IIO'l. OIIUl _j ... ..,.. ' I lI tile crimson squud shnuld hu vc n sevr.1 e \eEL with the Texa s lt.'H. m . wluc h \liObsbly w11l ext.cnd Hll! vnrd ~ • ~ ry inch of the way Out orl the Paclflc cc ns t Sou Lll· em Calltom1a m eet.~ Callfm tlht l ~ mot·1ow It. is most tmlil\c a:; 11 taL tlle vtctory scote of Ha1 vard Jo11es' team In Uus same same a :,>t:Ht UlfO, I ·_TF.A R tltc g:lorinn~ tone OtlfT'"t tubes! that has br()ughl G-Il: \ ll~used Jn ~ne of rarli•)'s Rndios victory aJi~r vicrory m6st l_lf:autiful caLincla,~! over other leading tftal:es in Come j(i ! 'Hear i t - anrl tone teett~l Hea.r it 1n the '"Believe your own caro!" (;-E PopuiHr Console-a Many models, rc11sonably brilliunt 9-tubp superhetcrpriced from $3-7.50. od)ne with two Pentode l ~YEW I CJPytlQLJT SP: 6Hfot A-en-. wr.,.., r~ 74-0, w!ll be, duplJcatod, but BouLh·l ' eru Oi.IJtorn)tt t should wh1 Stanfcrd plays Wa.shmgton ll.nd ~hould t win, ""'· The · coilffl't!nc'o lll.CC this 1mason in tfic middle Wc:;t tmds thtcc tea!lls at lhi1> polo~ of tho :-;o_•a.,o.l cpnceded to have beut prospcc~. Northwestern has br ::>n lno kec! up on as an 1 I I outstandma team, unti th<:l j Pomeroy. ·chevrol~t Co. meroy ! , · Middl~porl �. OCTOBER 23, ! 03\ RENT- P umisbed 11.parLmeuL tor Ug ht h ousekeeping acn .\Pt.. P1ve can 56--X or Gallipolis In S imp. and bat h. room& 56--R. tO-ll-fl C::LASSIFIEQ AQ.VERTISING ... ... .. - .................. .., ...) Maybe I'm Wrong :--~ . ~-~~.~-~-- ., -······~--- By Jolm P. MecJbury • WILLARD BATTERY TO FIT YOUR CAR ' I'll! GOING 1'0 Fflf\ME 1'fiiS 011/0T '• • been dUJerent tor each ot the four 10 far. The rapld deve lop· ment of aophomore "nndl" hu set f 0R ~EAR CAT Chma I !1 I 1 :11 Jo... known as t1 \.earn that tights hard ln ita own backyard Then , too, all but one of lut yeBJ>'a letter meu are bock on tho Job. Several new plays have been in troduced to the BobcaLB thls wee11: CinciDD&tiaDI Noted For IBcrimml\lfeS hBve been lonr and hard With a decisive victory bell IDI ua ttlea D hind them from last week the Ohio team 1a prepo.red t.o Put up the beftt game they know.' Athens, Oo:t. 23- Til-e strongest Bobcat team t-lftl.t ha.s appeared tbts seuon will cuter the Ohio Untveraity-Otnclnnatl tray Satur - I ( 0 Ct.l mn bw Uil pic IHJnl;· 110,1 t ut t !'-i •• .. J,r' ~J Jl, l 1' 111- L ·:• .11: II.> )' day. With Olaude Chrisman, Mt.. :-Il l II " •LILli ; _ ._ :.!;:1-l.N.::i 40000 fl!.lll> Quality Ptlrnisllings , _ I SALE--One 2 y ear H o l li tctn Jc,·:t:; t·o w with c,tli by h e1 ~ Llh & .. M. C. Botcc, l - 2 nuk H J rtl1 FOit 10- 21 ·3t APPL~-Cidcr and upple bu lle! flil!llllit bnrgll.ln In t.own 1\ ltltl~ ~ld.dtmu 1\,L~ \\ ,ll. ll ~ "' Llrd\ ...,~:ll' mo.~,rCoHIIg a11,~1 1 Cmtc h Lou Llale u tm ou ucc!J LO 1a y lClnmpa ny here fo1· Uw gJUI•C I tomCJ row,would Jf h is rather'li cundltlutt Ipt•r m !ts h im t.o make lhe tnp. r\\,(• 1 ~or: Lf \,J. UI egalJUIJ I tiL, L[ I (1 ,( 111>1 n1r.;,, -l.l'f'\•1\[S !\ ~: \ ~ <J I ,, , • I •'•J '",, 1 ''1,"' ,, ~===========!Jr Y,. '"' , ~ •l,co,} I I \ I OLLIE h~l l h• ) llrt ffiC. Jl':.., OIIC I JO IW ' pnd ll. h. :' ~" bp.rn with &JIO!J Hill , nLH• II'. •':1000 feetoi good lW~Uber nJLr~ ,1. 1 I r!'a son nbl~ Jlltl:cs. Billi G ll1 t.:uru .. r 5th. anti 100 Roon1s Ol1lo 10 ... F-.-o-"-=s~A~L~"~.-=,~-.,~"c-.-,,-,~,.-,-,-o;...-c~ 1, uL Da:tdshaw·s Et.orc CllH uL ,., ... f. --------Rent- Oririnal Moort. 1' h ~ l ' I J !i- nf t\ IIL\ C' ' I ll !Ld W M ddJo J'll } d CflL ~s ]II Ll ~ht.~ . !!;aS Sla tdnrd ' Uli tl. (',tl\ 4()'1- rt nf n . tiii C Mullr..tnnln n•• •J The Better "Man" ;·unlt>tll~l "TO t>Q~W TillS CUT 01' MY PERSON~L ACCOUNT \1 11 111111\l!tl\ ~ I•• ~~~~ ~ 11\ ltlll lf'' \ i l\\ « 111 U.1H (i06X 'I h1 l"o II\ - 1001;\~h7: 11:iC ftll· t , r UllfllrllU; hc J " ' "'"'0¥ 0' ' :'olt"'l" 1\!18 UJ•) •llt •I 111 tl w pcupl c u [ ~lurllt'l'tJ. 'l'ltc J\rnlt ~ lllllfii!Cn•rl l\111 HotMHl piHI \ no~ 111-21 ·3t ·Newest Sbirts --- ""'======-"'=====~ - - - ___.. ___... ---- I•'OU H.ENT CHii AP-ii roOIII '1 , c h'cTh;• ttlt'•lY \\' tid 1 nml g.U> A'•,u (;1\1' l!.f~l· '2m Mulb.JIY A\" HI ·:Oll-:H I'HI t• >1 1111)1 ht>t .Lilli' mlxc>o\ Hoio\ th•··O pl'' ' l•i e u pun lnvntllii J.t !'p 11 11 nnd ~ ',11\LJ.tnl Wl' re l'Rll c tl :\\11 111 ~ 8UT I'VE 60"TTA 41\/E IT "TO TOOTS ANU LET HER 'HINK IT'!) FROM "THE SALE 01' HER !>lOCK\ I 1--\p tltllt'h \\l'l\t•l>! lli!t111 IIJipl\Pd 1\>o• lt•J'IIl t n nil the ~lnlmmm;••luns tof awrthea n ,\ r,·lr·p IWEI'lTY A SHARE AND TO!>II.Y IT IJUI<IPE:ll TO $Z5!l9 A SHARE ~0 I TOLD CASPER "TO SELL IT ME! HE JUST FINE. I "TOOTS, 6UT 1 THOU41H- I Wf-•I\IT "TO '>flOW I YOU e.uMP'N! ··~·· .... I , c " I" • •• " ' " 1' " '" 'I 1111 f, "'· "'.1 r ,.,l11o'1 1 II, I '• 1, ' " • h A lld It~,( krllll {, 1 hllN' \\ h u .~ , (\\ YMURPil\' ,,QE YOU i~YINq "TO SPILL TfiE COLONEL HOOFER? I UION'T l'lUY IHE oii/EN-rY SHI>.RI:'S FOR TOOTS 6UT SHE IHOV4HT I DIU, A>JO SfiE KNOW THE "TRUTH! I DIUN'T "Hl\NI( MUCH 01= THE STOCK., THAI'S WHY I t>IDN'I 6UY IT IOOR HER, BU'IIF '<OU EVER SNITCH ON ME I'LL BRAIN YQ:_II WOMEN HI\\IE AN UNCANNY INSTINCI f'OR PICKIN4 1'1/I~H iE I~S"' I l.UE55 YOU'VE FOUND THA.T OUI NOW! "THE "TROUBLE W'oTil YOU IS YOU "THINK YOU KNOW II ALLl WHY DON'T YOU DO "I HE I:OOK!Nl, 1\Nll HOIJ5EWORI~ ANU LE·r -rOOT:; TEN]) -rO oHE OTHERS $1.00 to $2.50 - Wileon Bros. PAJAMAS jill V-N2ck 01 roat style Wilwn Bros. h ' 11 He.'O MAK.ep... GOOD co~rTACl' MA>J 1 OF PE'R-SOt-ll'o-t...tT)"' _..o.,...~O He 1))lo.N CJ::S D\\1 UJeL Y ~0 ll-lt= !-1o-.T BEAVTI1="UL. 'E')C'S .... .... ..... 79c 1-At>Y - FANCY HOSE, 35c Or 3 Pairs for .... . , MIMD ASO\JT HIM A"'D 61<T TO YoUR. 1-;-';;,_[l_,o= WOR.~~ 111,1\ !(' ,) ll'tl(:b !la\0{' 1\ llol tlt'Lr t l',\111 and O bt•JlHL hgltting lo U\l' t ({)JLJ'-' \V •w ll ' l 111 IJ! kc a I1 U)Jl' ll'~., lfi<J.:. C\11' ~1!\'IJI- 1 Completely -J"edecotJt·~ J and nmodele~ •• · QVCI $l~,QOO opQlt i~ l!>lk•ng ~he 1!j,o~l 9>JU~n~cn tl\", h }tlloil.:e 'fc~Jfh'e.\r.n·Her. nome oftl\e Pu~ I d~ Coffee Shop. · Large. comfortable room'ez.ce}donal aerv 1cc. R11tes from $1 S!l upwa.rd. G~o. A Wevdig, MaMacr COLUt.WUS, OHIO '' lu.Jt.. I I " I ,/ J' .I/> 111•r10 of , . I• 'I I" r 1,, 1 , ~,,,,,, '"h t1 ., o , I ·I>" I'·'' h ,,. ~~~- . . llll' - - - - -- I ,,, I :, ... - OJ '" ' 11 ' 1•'l I I( , Wd , ., .. 11 ,,,,, ~~. •I ' ·.,, ·•·I \ '1 'Iii ,. ,,. 1 I ' \, 1 , ,. , , I , 1 : II,, , • ,, , Tt 11 llo •l lot 1 SPECIAL bowl~ tldJih ,,~":~·•;•;t,~cr , Jlm li~:::~;·;:1: tilr 1 scct1onal I ',j • •; r , 1 1 11 1' 1 ' , ,, ., 1 1 ],. I . ' .... ' I' ~ UUJ E:bler ly and th, at C ll lll P f go,:Jg on fcJ team plaH'S be · H r es l nl • 'l•l'l 11\1 !\liS~· nlt~ ~ •• • ' '' 1 ol, ''' •!j if MAY CHANGt BALLS I , I I : I j 1 I l'drad S Look! , I' I "- '! PHONE 481-R LASALLE HOTEL " j Clarice Allt.nder, of • r;==::=:=====================.::=~r "Believe your own ears!" THE VOICE THAT WINS TONE TESTS! • than a SIX ean e"•ve you it accepts f...wheel brakes,· pam.llel-moa.Dted springs CVCI'y other principle of proved and acklWWledged 11uperiority. Evnybody kn.owtt that nothing leiJs than o aU: cun. give you built-in IJmootltn.B&IJ~ .;.,d built-in smootlmess I !I·~=========== • Toduy, six-cylinder amoothness is within reach of every new car buyer. For Chevrolet has produced a quality car, powered it with a firmly-mounted sb:-t::ylindcr motor-engi.. noored it to run with unsurpas&ed economy -aml prieC\! it down amonrJ the very lowest· priced cars in the market. ~•tR mndela ran.gl•" tro,. I 1 $-41171!!! ,___. it tu AU pricft f. o. f1. Fluo.t, MW.Al.an., •JNd-l ....,.U,.momt uer.. I - ddi-Md prle8 and'....,. C. M • .JI., C. • - . THE G-E POPULAR CONSOLE $12475 (including tube.s) A IIIII] B Learn playcz B I Yah, JLid gmg ft olll Jnld- wesL acof Jtli Ch1ca go gumc:-;, wdl a lon g Wll.Y CV Cl Y 8atU1thv n ow on Ccrt.amly It will have tl~ c cdg::: 011 Ann~ m phy~> J cal BILLY'S UNCLE ' oLl" Ooll 1 :I n ! 1 t wlmt n; cq u:t. ll}' unpon ,tn', ~ tn e c ·llc b.w a bt bk culllpe- Sizes 14 11~ to 20 ' Ll\tl Nothing less cl.t'iJI with U1• 1930 suutllwc~:~t conf ~ ll'n c t' l'it am p lt n~ . and Est ell~ ha.s brcn lost fo, the season , Yuh~ c«mc tlcm cnduus ly 111 Lh · week bet ween tt s G<!orgla. defea t 1 ami Its vll:Lary IJYl'l' Cltlc~tgo. Mnl I 13 gcttmg his ortcn sc roll -~ 2 FOR $1.50 AutoQrand OVERALLS ga n 11:! IJ£'t.lll ' l I I 79c .. \ .." n tuth :wd S lee ker , nnd F~Ji wt , too, 1J-n ol111bl!1 WJII he stdchnl'ci Wlw u Halv.Lrr1 pl,tys Tex.IJ; lu ll!c Hat vaul :;tadtmn toan urro w .L ili lll dt• ;;o l'. lt hou l thP lln -cr l'Cnlct 1 mt 11 wl1u lilat lccl ll.galnst tile At Ill). ... '1·35 C'Jildl t lon. und oubtedly tJ>e ho wl game w111 be c loo P Am i probably . t baLtic of bncldlclds I would not b~ sm p1 Ll:il..'fl to seA [\ lung 1un 01 pMs decide this &arne. In lhe Harvard sta dium gamu We.GiveS. & H. Green Stamp• Hotel Chittenden 1or..kcd :;f,qa 6 to flmsh . Coat <lyle--full cut, fast calms in polka dot, grey Chambray, blue Cham b• ~Y ot Kbak• • ..... . I I'. JJ,d ' 1' ' l Ot i j)l'l I be tter f01 a Pttl!rbiU j!h win t !lall Llw y mr w tl.•}. Guuncd tlMl Dt .tk'll w a11 up to standllld, Nuln' Ua•n c v.1U IJ e a 1 hard team to Lcat t.omm row I Alnw·s ci l' ltal l:J~ Hut\•n rd a wee! aso L1imhlcr1 Major f: ,Lsse's MJuad out of t.he uudeh•uled class , a.u q lll a.ddttt•.m tile Hu1vtud gnme t.ook p:mly ou ~ ol Army , JII~L as the same game tt>ok plcuLy out of Haa vard H:a1 c ~· h.lY C I see n t wa tcrum fm1ed to k.eqJ cutncly on cdgt' vnt hmll u mluut<..• s :et.up frmn 1 , l uan I I. ch •nc Iluuoa1 Wh~nc \\ Anu:, mLo the It y,J llgoe·, be v.-1t1wut NB/E(l. Auto 81 and Work Shirt II I I FOR SATURDAY ONLY ' , II 1t-eam:. pJny Notte Dlllll t I!LI IJ ,t f II \~0 1' I \H 1 l' 1.1. [ILil'l (' l;: d11U ,( IJ NECKWEAR /OUM6 " 1 'I r• lll,ldo~ JltJ'.I Special Group -::,Jtla.,'(, ~ .r,1 or 1, ' 1 1' I\ ~ :-«lt;IJ!ll'.t 'l'll NmtlJit, CS tC\11 - ---~-- I NEW NECKWEAR ";'OV 10Ja.,U f\ "'·'·""t"'"· 1 'SECAVSE HE H'AS t.olS. l urcl a y s ' 11 UNION-SUITS .. 111111 )• t 1' 1 1'' 1'11\ •lt.l f po!.\lb LI IIH \ Ifight _..MERICAN LEAGUE Ribbed Cotton . ·I ' 1'' IJ I,' ], ' 11 '1 ,., P•• · !i Plain and fancy colora, collar attached or two collars to match. 1 a• "' ' 1' ' Da\uOJI l.tkL114 uti ' , , 111 ; fl\;)!\:(1 u, 11111 1' 1111 ' 1 1 l filJlJe t ,J m \ o' )l{\ WLll lliHg \l\1 \('~' lJ1 •l I] i; Iii ... '"r''" }<'J (]i 1 nex.l 1 • I WILSON BROS. Dlredor , ami N O·j Oll Bl'lb,l l!e ld tLI D I'ILWEtl(' ;11lt""1 J o. 'J ools MOIHJI II' ' ' \ ,, I• I I W J, . 1 IH' Da mo• ll le two luollmll t.ca m~ , MI ,UIJ I la n r; h·~ \\ Jt h D ill " We:., \l UI G • vt W C a llm l t:tl\ tf, , ,.,: r \· , '" ,, '" 1 ,, 1 " \ ,, ,,•. 1 By EDDlE CAS EY s ucccss a chieved by OhiO Stu t.t: that b.u tJrcl tu u ::.rot c](' . ' ; ,c; Lle 111 I in t:~'li' U!.tLl :m nf 111 Hbh np :-. l ~u1 w: ~~· r qn•.• Rr r:-. C•l l ll t,t:J\' , • , , , , 1 1 . 1ovcr Mtl'hlgJ~u aud \Vl::;con - Cl••· g f 1N ctt m t1. ll'am \ ,' Foamcr All-Amera_:aat .Jalt-back .,...a ' u s s o lt ltel field Tlu.~ mudtl r..:mHn d ·J . t, • • !la s ,JePJ• 1 1 s in owt Pmdue la ~t week , puts wus fj' JI.un coria) a s the • c::.ult ol 'a cc 11 c o~ 1 'te t.cc P 131 , ' 1 :mmmu:: : ::m: u~mm;:mn:n=:: mm••.m nn:mm::ma::t:u::u::m!t:::u::n H. nd now he ad f,_ ,"b,t ll coach al both of t hose e lev en:; t 11 Ute t up ll :, Lu! Pm c nt by Fa Liw a O'Dontwlt thouc ll l).J \It IL<l.• b• cn tnp p h' ' ~)) ~ Hnrvrud eoniC!Cncc b1ackct llii'SHh·n l ol Nnll e o.u uc , atfinn in g out s aciP fo t•:-: Mu111 u h a :-. IJCell Ill'"" F. W11'tc n fo l' anrl tom1• ~ht.E:d 1931 Ohln Sta te fouud a muc\1, nccd -l 11 1~ ~{'\tool's v.J!IIng tll'~& to p:utu1 - 1,1l!l 1''J1Ld ~t 1 1111 '~ 111 !lw las: l,r~v : ,.. peCI!l · Hy International N f '.I'S ~2nolc ~ ed &Jl!Uk lo cra s h l ht'OLtg h aga.m.,. L]JM(' m a twi h cl cha1 1ty game, b • · t 1l•" 11 "~ rllr l •· h u. tlf!t IJ~: ll l Jll ,t~ PERMANENT WAVES i Bos t o u, Oct 23---- R ev-;- 1sa is oi fm m Mu:h lglltt 1~ week ago Whclht'l . l 'l lh ~ILHliiG to h uve Nu t Utwcs lctn :,:-; nr,a lll ~t t 1'' BJ:. un]ts upsc cs, dnuna~lC upl!smg by sup- cnn mamtoin that Eptuk t omul'!'ow tlw opponent FatiLL'I ODotJm•l l l We slr\ <LIL 11 ' 1 ~ u lil\~d " 1' 1run:. •jl $3.50 or 2 fo r $6.00 1 ~ r a l. (1! 1 : ,; pc ge111y mlnm teulll-'> and t;tm lfhnt: and r14'i l' al lrl Nort hwus lcru 1..~ t;OIIW i ltlt(l o t h t•J sehou l uuLh m •tlcs ,..:<· j r lr wn bul 1:-, uot n b:\ pe rfnuttalll l::i by ~u pposedl YI 1 •Od thlnt; else Wa;con ~Jn plays F eu - Pl~FJ;t' d t ho bcilel Lh.l l Not t-e stw ug 1l':.CI\l' mnH·nal <IIH] ''l:•• •u ~ t IL \L u r.d :u \'l l,,s !mg 1\ ,l\'l' tiMI d m•... !!'l JrtJLIItt a f 111 tc alll ~ all ~ arly h l\'C fc ;tltll!''ti , tll.l t n~-;ylvanw. nm1 nughl wln by ,I ! Danu 's willHI!,; ll l' ~s tu Jlla J :ulot lu l Mt.tltiL, lh; s II Ill bl ,1 •\',11 h.uHI II.lfo 1931 rootbHll :;1 a,-.,1111 Mou: upscls h ea.v y mil.J g ln a.s ll. ycn1 ago when ~.nn e wtlh No1tllwJ:'s1L'tu lh>LIIn~n- 1 Afl d . d 'JLl'r('s t 111 ll'lli R. tnw \\tll ~.; 1• \\1 1-' t' . \\•11 bt· h •• tr ~.ttmtl.tr, Hdobcr :! t IIIII I' UJJr!~lD £'• und p Dsslbly somc th e QuaK ers Wl' t C IOII£'d un'dcr 21 tla ~alc u lJil'~lllllptwu th a t l ! IC :oCOI''I bo. ~\ll' rutb.•b.ll t lu:·l !}ptv. I ll c.,,, ·i f! f stmtlln~:: pct lo rnm 11 c1,_, m11~ ptHnts Ptudue which was bcate •1 k~s U(' wa. , .tn ncc ld lllt ~1 1 ~ 1 t 0 Mr uwt .m ct W t ,t fult q. t. ~· 1 1 1 1 1 1 bl l WI ~~ l'S 1'\- f\11 Ul 11 1,!. LVI( li.LI "ll ll'1~ :U b W I' k rllltlcl p a\ r d Lmnm1 uw whc.1 Y ISCilnsm, 00 8 a c 0 ~ n , Any- cd ~;t· 111 IItt s i)[] t\1· 1 Lr 1 ::: l\hdLUcport . Olno ·~ 1 cl ll w rt.. cmu:-,t ttnms ha ve bcnck on tThehvtctu~y ~~~~\ aga~~~~~ u m u lle<i to Mtaml ~ 1 1 1 ~ \'~~t lt~\,1}1\ 1n' .. h M.:h edulin gs nrneln.e cc . an gun . M. ·~Ill I.Jc hard to ddeat Oil t hr. .r • n=t are two g1mH' s tnmor10"' lCCOoet fl'om itM mctllocll' play of J;;om cf ommg,. tlu) • Portsmouth! Ohio, unduubtealy wt\1 gl'IP p 11b· ~ :;~~ 3 8' 0 in time Lo get .sel for ___ Otlwt ga m ('l'i ,;1 t h,, n uck• >'C AA I , 1 Notr eQ Dumc· jJ awt Pitt.~Now YO>'k Oct 2:! - INS - L!l; Pll - \1 11! 1luc\ O h Jo u C'Olllllll lllli-: hl"l r..,.,,.,,,.I"II........,, .. H, ...,,...., ..................... ,HUIII"::•··rm•n::m:u:::u:::o. b c l~l!l\ ''cl • '" • nc WI l GellgHL should dcf cut Vanclrtbtll 11 ,, 111'- tlml l '11 c Am ct tCCILl I ,cn p;w I di,LITI J, um ~ J••P m .tn h wtt h CJJrt nl·, "' o o • o • •• •••• .. ,... o..- .... ._ .... ...,. , ._, , ... ,.,., ... o• ~--et h e r b c tl\'~'11 Atun- amr tonl l. l!uc wtl h 'l (•tlm:>M\! u n ct wt\1 a dop t t h e N;d t,m al L l'IIg llo'"i 1Lilllll ' HS OIIIIIOS! Fiu Uih CJll l ('{l nl l., btt \l'' \!, HI~ IIH' I!'U SPd lclrl,l \ b l 1 No\t P D :11llf'· P, t l • uui ~_.I1 1TC IILH S..~ CI' • Wllll'h swampC" l Alaba- tl l ' rlll! HJ llm t mrnl o t Co1. J,u;" 1 r IS t11ghl y lm]W!l\11!1 to Ill ~ ~~~ -' :'5 n t:xp,:~ 110 lL t ll bll l tUJ II Rupper t. o '\11['1 cl lflc N1•W Yo 1i : The whole qu<~Atlon ,..,.. ""ttled oJ:i 1llt1 lcii!W I • ' tril l' l ( l\ lll l:l' N01 ' 1 L' i.ll t lllJ,\, nnd Iu lau..: ~ ht u llliY.lllkl.'l':> l!I,Lt ire 1\Ui il cl 1101 tJ I!ot•,l 11 lr nl! w.n 111 duhllnr, N olie Da m t• ddt:aL Gt' n ", La · ~th lo the c h!Ui gc• Wll\J,un HuiLdgr• i long ago-as tu how many cylin-postilon , fnl tll 'L'Il JVh lllOd L·.t l!. .I L ... 11, Pl l'J; IrtenL of lilt' l lln lul t: l lliJ 'l " dcrs it takes in a motor car engine to give Hflld to K i-it:UldCS-> ti C by 1\: 0ll h - IIJ1l ]\' umltl t•, , t t'fl SJ HIIlll~ ',l l1 1 t l', •m CO!ltellljJb Wlr. SUCh ,ltllun wcst.c1n, Notte Dnnw Jrl C'r.Cl Lht rl l ~ h , 11H't ilu ~ llll " f\.W !llli ]J Will! lJt ll UJ• H1tltcttu EjiiJIJI.'I l luHI o L J ,<U i 1 satisfactory smoothness. Science deJinitely Drnko" to ga111 636 y ,1 rd~ p 1l 11p :.! f! l at v to!11 (1 11 0 w. lo anv mo\'t' d o1.1g JJ('(l to (\ 111 •1'1 r!OWI18 a n fl SCIJJ ~' b3 jiG1L'I:! --]UIJJW lllll lit tl l!l ~ IJt'e.IU St' il l W L'' rHt.ahlishcd the fact that at least; aiz are Pitt Is ,m tll"" l l'dl "c\ l PHl\1 I~ JM\'lllg Babt• Jt u t h $110Ull0 a \ 1 1 ' '' I sc-vcu vetctan r cg ul 1 U ~ Il 11 .... 1 l\ 1 snc n1mrllto. Cal - M ttlgc l h1t tlw ball o ut of the lol Htll h ' • nece88ary. And today, the public accepts the been brought ll.lo n g catl'lul :\ WJ 111 \V t)!{f\Sl Ph ti<Hi('\Jlllll:t ll v\\e tp: ht C.: ~· lt::on lJ,tl ' a t ti m \ fLGIII I' h as e multi•cylindcr engine in the same way that ' this game Ill vkw Juck SutJwrln ld l 'lnU·cl Ch.Llll Latedo, Mt:XJCU, tlU• . !>;IJIII'tl has SC'Cil fOUl of lm; PL[I SlJUI >; h 1 Loro~r W .Welch, ~ ~a na.~~:ln!' 10-:.U-:lt For DOE:S YOU! l')ir "l"t Pauklnr- ,.,.,, llmll .lnl,,, I' 10 -.!2 - il , t.crnuL Ave. tl!'t' r. a ur··l FURNISH E D ROOMB - F'or- ,-m-lt : &:-e Mn; A r Miller, 130, Bul- CONSOLE: YE:RSE-LF. SWEETHEART THIS PE-RTURBS Ml:, MORE'N IT a! $1.00 pra.te A ~ lll U Mulbc l'l y 2 2-~ L .•' 1 Each. BA.LE.:- Hot Blast Co,tl ~,L uvt' L\K~: new Prl c~ $1:.! . M1 ~ C lu • Rtt: sell , .!58 PRECIOUS, 1,. 1 :MORE FORM-REVERSALS MAY BE IWwiLIDLCLATNSO-T:JRMISEHE; j:~~:~~~.~~~.:~~~~~~~:;~~;;j::';;:~:~~~;:ttl~·,u~~:~~ i w: h TJ~ W d en ·~·: :· ..·.~ -'.: ·:~ ;:~ .. ~ ...·~ :·~:~: :. :•.~:.~: : .;; ~-'j·, ' ,, , 1 !IOEXNPFEOCOTET.DB.1WLLHfE(NELTDEASAMTSURMDEAE~ nN.';~"w~ii'~~;:P~~:~,:~1;;;:~l i~ ~(Gi~~,i:i'~r~j;t:'"·: : :1 : ; ,"',·: :·:~ ~'·l~:',' ;~~~:·:::::.N,:.>"1'H "··", :. . ,'.;~ :.;·'.· '::::.:~ ;~ · ' .1''" :.· " ' 200 Fireproof Rooms yulU Cw~; - ----- i Oli IF- IT'S ANY CONSOLATION TO THE: INCIDE-NT PROBABLY orial llall and Ornad Stred, ALL~ M..\KB;3 ~~; -;"arhuR '•ll'vlced .~t uulao or cull 241 -J . H M Music t\LOI C, M~t!OI{ Ill.! l, DREADF-ULLY SAMUE:L! z Sbort. Bl~b r.;orth of Mem- A LMrgaltt. 'I hr {o,t;cr.. btu:ll Com;LrucUun Co PometuJ, Ohio 10 ~ 22 · 31 Il l ' ~ 'I ' J I VIOLENCE DF:ARt:Sl; 1'.4 Ji k 1 I FOR SALE '• • I i,>l 'l n I • , ell l•IU!1I '' ' '' Phone ,, , •h• '" , t, on • rt ],. •·"rn<o , , od ·f , 1, 11 .,, 1 ' ,l! l (r,.Pt + I IH~ IJ'III; 1\ ' ott li\1 (tfll'IO 1 Ill ' -\!!•~.~~~. , ,,,,,1 ,,, ,,, "' •', I lin, loiOlll coul!rs ,,r L !•Iiiii IH · IL!I 1 J I• 1'1<\ V.L 11tut n the field \J\1! 1 t 1J -l b Nt rth .... I.'Sl'. lll \A'J!d- l'U,b ]U['c' ~ht• "' C'l ipp letJ , J\1 C!.Uilp l center. was call:!d tu [h()(k MaSl:i, by iu:; lathe! '>; lJin C.s!l lon hen ,J OliJUl•JJI ilL• ll ucklV~~ l.I[Jilll •I I l111l fli'-LLl•• ,· ~ -.. ,lt-11. l iH ,Uj wa h u 11•\hl ell •,, ,tl ll "'llll II c I ,\n- .lag ~ GJ,•J With lt :;. tCill· I' IRcscJvc Nt.rtllwL ~lL Ll• Ill l~.IJI.!C -.d Ill nom<•lnv.n rt.u '• ,\ ,111 r :!i(J-[JIP("C tl~II.J l'!hH H will 'U\. .. l,u (C il ttll~ ll .' Nunn...-~;:illln bl lLL !-; .d.:os_,u ~ 2llll0 kiltS IJ I,. LHh If tlu ,JlhoJ'l f 'o]lJi>\· !IlK II, [rtf, !~~ ,o ,LJ ll,I!JL ,, iJ ,, l mc,U L tlLU\ II ', '1 PhL I llil' hr,d\ 10 -~ a-:u 52l-J out uf Al!l HJUo.!. t1 N .1 1tlt·~ ~;., 1 1.1 w,,, I , t h e jJllk 1 11 \lu lllllli ll, 'HI< li natl ,u,, tht• fOf Dt'nl1>011 tJR\,1 :> c(o •t 11 1 l your-t U bt ftH• 1 d L•,u ,, ·d L"l 1'1 lnUJana u m J should !JJuak uno tiL· ' •• •I ~~ t 1 h tl , I , 1 •,, Buel\ t Yt·~ h uiP ,, f n tt' , ' 1 w 1\1 11 colum u ll.gntn:>t Wulraslt uw 1 a lso- a ll'am lh.11 ll.r~ ' •·l '•· 1 V..'ltlt•niJerg ~ n ~:agt>s Xa v1er 111 1 , .1 1. ' •I•• I 1), ' ' " ' tha 11 jut t L k u u'l\1\rtr:, • I I• .•. ,,:, I IOn-con!ercnu· tl!l thal ha ~ all lin: r. · •· "' '" 1 ' 1'.,' ' "~ ' .t '.l .. 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I 1•• " Ll \1 ,1\! [\1!1: I tlt \I 11 1 I IlL l• J :~ h . \l \tJ tlrfc,L t \V II IIl lllgLD:l a!ld M ud, '· , "'" ' 11 I1, •I I \ '" ,r 1n ' I.J t'\ ' lil•\' 1\111 , 1 .1 1 II Ill• Ill " lll () l\J!J l hL' ~t\ U lf' ll t lll llllO I•• o I , ,( II , ' ., t U ~11Cl balu1da1 f! .utwt> lln•l c,, ~, ' 1 1 '' • • Vi\'11 "'" ',! I I ,1\'vllt 1' I,Lil' •l h 1 " ' "'"''' I p la\Lllg Aklllll 1\tl. l l •~ >~'](' 1111,, 1 ., ,1, t •1, 1 1 apples lOc IX'l tu.sh el Cl:.m c etu· ly Gill Fl ult Farm, Oalcm .Ccu· tCl, Ohio. 10- a1 -:il F(m SAU!:- =-s wr; - Upngt.b lJlano two New York, Ocl :3-- JNS--An I of Kyger, 0 Bock plaw- may be ut rli~d to h r lp <.: olwnb.lil's football ele'ten WilL frum " , In I Wlllu:.mt; lumm,·ow Loctay I .. nd -··-· UI.LLJ It 0~.-L [, Stale • \:1[1')1 : 1• I UJILI,JI(.l \1 l1 Oh!O 8tDlt VJ II" ,111'1 11. II' , 1 O hl() !au!; \II(;Uglic t\!1 M1n11g,Ln \:<HTJ'I' W!h Lht !r;tl II, i-1< \II · Northw~.::.tu ,, LUl 1 l .~ , 'lt ''· till I toH , l 1\,IJil' Ill tiJ t<>lllLll)' Thry lllljJhJ}t I Ni t !P D,lllLI' .Lild 'j lJ ILY ) lll\1.. ' ' ' " ' 1l llU I lt,ll•l · 11 Nil ,,:, krt U lXf"-''\~{j Ul l: Ofi,o 1 lB\IaCf•i:> t.Lf' i>t whum llt • frl 111'11 H.tt1 urdllY to pu l 111 IJ;, •tlll-' nu "' ' 0 "!umLu~ - /lj•JILL~IJI.;.tlil}' ,,., l)'a:fl 'lr IJu!l( • 1 11. UJ~ O IUL' Wi\Lbll ~Xllil'>l>ll) J,,/! I Thia Year S0 PHS SHOW WELL • • • • Jof~l·~,~l'~.---:;;;;;~=~=~====')1 ~~:dl 1:1.!!11 B\' WESLEY AII-AU11ll/',tll are Q I' · F ' bt' Own Field Woog MAl' USE AIRPLA NE thl& came all aea&on . The schedule indicate& thla, u Ule ta.ct that they I have been "playing under conr " I Moreover, LKc Olnc1nnat~ns ==---c===~=-=-ball,- player defeated wlu 1 rleveo has been polnuna: to • ""'-i- ..... lREAL BATTLE COMING AT Wt'EK I..~~Id~i:.~,,;~""'o~ /:X l ~ lEND IN COLUMBUS WHEN BUCKS ~:'% 1~ IMEET HIGH POWERED PURPLE Wildcat Stars Face State Saturday the veterans to worrylnK Althoua:h the Bobc&ta enter the · ctnc1nnaLt cont.eat. favored to win .! thel' realtae •Lh&t. the Queen City 1 Coach Peden Hu No Reeular Line-Up So l'ar Middleport Doo Pe&:n. ne&d coach . hu ' made It clear Ulat- there are no " rqular" bertha on the Oh.lo Lelm Lhll year' The at&rt lna Uncup has ••lllel PREPAHJNC '· It H. RAWLINGS SONS A~E OHJO WE CARRY: IN STOCK A SECTI_3N •• ' 1 ' . """"'~'""""".....,..,........OF=;=="""""'==""--'=· ;=;;:=;oo=======F="';c====<F=====-=====· - - ' DA.IL'l 'lT.IDUMZ. I'OIIli:IIO'l. OIIUl _j ... ..,.. ' I lI tile crimson squud shnuld hu vc n sevr.1 e \eEL with the Texa s lt.'H. m . wluc h \liObsbly w11l ext.cnd Hll! vnrd ~ • ~ ry inch of the way Out orl the Paclflc cc ns t Sou Lll· em Calltom1a m eet.~ Callfm tlht l ~ mot·1ow It. is most tmlil\c a:; 11 taL tlle vtctory scote of Ha1 vard Jo11es' team In Uus same same a :,>t:Ht UlfO, I ·_TF.A R tltc g:lorinn~ tone OtlfT'"t tubes! that has br()ughl G-Il: \ ll~used Jn ~ne of rarli•)'s Rndios victory aJi~r vicrory m6st l_lf:autiful caLincla,~! over other leading tftal:es in Come j(i ! 'Hear i t - anrl tone teett~l Hea.r it 1n the '"Believe your own caro!" (;-E PopuiHr Console-a Many models, rc11sonably brilliunt 9-tubp superhetcrpriced from $3-7.50. od)ne with two Pentode l ~YEW I CJPytlQLJT SP: 6Hfot A-en-. wr.,.., r~ 74-0, w!ll be, duplJcatod, but BouLh·l ' eru Oi.IJtorn)tt t should wh1 Stanfcrd plays Wa.shmgton ll.nd ~hould t win, ""'· The · coilffl't!nc'o lll.CC this 1mason in tfic middle Wc:;t tmds thtcc tea!lls at lhi1> polo~ of tho :-;o_•a.,o.l cpnceded to have beut prospcc~. Northwestern has br ::>n lno kec! up on as an 1 I I outstandma team, unti th<:l j Pomeroy. ·chevrol~t Co. meroy ! , · Middl~porl �~ ' .. , . ,v., '... ._. PIUDAY, OOTOI!!:R II, 11111 ,_~ I I ( . ., I ·~. lWO AHH£51£0 BY Ftort•a.l Reed, u, T• Ia~ At. Da. .hWO. - A New Price on "Blue Ridge" OVERALLS and JACKETS ...; died Thur&day mornl:lJ at \heofhome of h.IJ dauahter. Kra. E. G . Kim at Tuppers Plaqu. Death was due to · 1nftnnlt1es or old age. Su1picioue Circ~~JD~tancea · He Is •urvlv!d by >wo dauahten, __ BrGUIht T0 L'IIht and. Mra. 10m a t - homo he died, • .,.. ~ Ouy Bprlnpr ot Lonl By Wreck I Bottom , and one ron Elmer A. Reed or Mlddleport. Tho funeral 10rv1coa will be COD• ESCAPES T H IRD ductod !rom the Cbrl.oUan church at Tupper Ha1nl saturday artere Money Liquor noon at two o'clock wl>h burial tn llie church cern_,. I Gentdne ..Bhte Kldl't!'' I'"" Tbe ovenlll are the ria.est 2t:Q denlnui •ell made in e.eJ"7 wa~-wJth plenty with two bll' lower ~ ~~. Madlyn ,.,!U. 1 P.auUne ~beJ'Ibl,oh', ~lynt, Seam!Hs ~ $8.95, $14.75, $25, $38, $58 'Hanes' MEN'S}VINTER UNION / SUITS Sat ural color - btaVJ a NOTICE-If rou want tliol Newo Oftic:e ol The Dall:r Trlbuae, call .236-L; if tho BlllinOfllc:e uk for Z02·R. READERS FULL LEASED .. ' 'l .; ' ... .... 1ITEATHER FORECAST-· ·,·.;__ unt WIRE ' Partly cloudy, probably lhowrt ....in~; ~ ~uLheut portion and cooler ln the lrortb ...... non tonlsht. Sunday fair and aUabU, ~r. •.. NEWS SERVICE ., ' union Mllibi with lonl' aleevea and lena lep. Military shoalder, Uned baUon b.Lnd, extra. !llrenl' and widely lapped seat. and crokh, RDIIJ' ltLtlnl' aakle. and cllff1. Sl~et~ 36 to 50. Geaalne 'Hanel' full lta.ndard qua!Uy. Thl!i Is tbe &ame ••U. t.bat. aold for 11.50 •••• last year. •••• $1.00 Complete Range of Sizes--For Misses 14 to 20 Regular Sizes 36 to 52 Half Sizes and Junior Sizes ....... • ••• ,. ' ..... •••• • ••• •••• 1\~ .. knit wriHt-flf'CI' · ENGliNO. SPA I N HTACK JAPINES£~ ~lAND IN SE~SIDN 2 Pairs 25c Genuine . ribbed wel(bt handles.- PRE~IDENT~lAVAl nationally - ACTION BY LEAGUE HOT SPARKS FLy quality bed aheeb-pure white blea.clled -Lorn and bemmed-filae 8l by 90 Iucht,; Most Hunted Woman ~~ For Years, Ellds Plve<:i Day Search Ia West aRlY MORN ·' Mn. Judd, Perpetrator Of Revoltint Brutal SlayiQ'r Of Fonner Chumo Explain• Crime By Sayiq ·*' She Shot To Save Her Own Life IStthj,ect Confined To Pol ... " ,... For Recovery of Both Nation• WAS CONCEALED IN LOS ANGELES ·r. . '1 I I While Hunt Extended Throuthout South And Weit'; Ia Weak From Hunger Aad Bullet . Wound : In Her Hand FROM DEPRESSION Bo1rah Aetoniohea F"~nc:h· l maD' By Statement On Treaty When Briton Trie1 To Pin Jap To Definitioa Of "Principle•" known Pepperell To L ··.. ,Jo CONTINUE TAlK Of League Of Nation•; Tart Exchangea Made By Deletateo Pepperell BED SHEETS . -. -at real uviop for th., Oct.aber Smle. 69c . "Wheeling" COAL BUCKETS Larre number 11 •Jse-hantl· dlppP.d In p11re mol&en •lnc-Cop-R-lloy ralvanlud - Wit.h flat mt.eel handle-a fire shovel with each «Jal bucket. tor -· ---· HATS Extra Heavy-Extra Large BATH TOWELS lrrerutan of 50e bath towels-23 by 44i lnche11-purt' white turkish towel&-tloubltl wonn with two color Personals ""'..."..' ' ., Walter llamm. ente. cl II'C Ie WI'II h0 ,..~ a •...MluMrs.Irene Ebersbach, Mrs. "Mar· Btllre ·Sale at the Waddell .,..rtlo Durst, dauahL<r Bernice Hai-dwue •tore. Saturday, 100 ro mil Tihi itk Qeto!Mtr 24. · PGMEaOY nJISOIIIAL8 S .~L~ $1.00 LADIES' SILK HOSE $4.88 lsun clad, full fashioned, Felt base quality- In a \'llrlety of plLt· doorway~front. of fir~ pW·t plat<t-Sal@ IC Tan color-medium heavy welrh& ribbed unlon suiU ror boy11. Durably .o\ &arment that. a.nswen the need of seam11, snug-fltUn& well 11rt-ln ~.:rolch. Made in cream ooJor wi&h a cr01s-a&ltch rayon slllr. ·.J~tripe-wiLh arru. shields aad .silk driLwslrlnr In neclr.. ankle No !ileue!l, knee lencth, built •P 1hnl.;: lenl'f;h. dt.r. Sl2f!8 l8 to 44. A FEATURE VALUE at ' had at a blr tiHtlle who want a winter union •Ill& lnl& still want something fairly llrht. welrht.. nat~lookeiJ st.ltall trim. Sizes a to 16-lon& sleeveR and h~ Ladies' Silk-Stripe Light Weight Winter UNION SUITS BOY'S KNIT UNION SUITS b:md, t:an 69c A Pair terns and colon--j1111t the thing ,.,r the ankles and cuffs. Pearl buttons, lined button 11111: hoae, Role panel heel. Merceriud lop, s"lce weight. Sizr!i K!1 to l....._ADd all tile new ran &hades. made with pur~ wllh reinfoNed mercet'lal!d heel, toe, and sa•lnr:. .. pointed" out InYcshlsa this e::nnectkm that Kenktchl l'/3 J"e.paQ's spokesma.u at Geneva, lu anawerma questions about Japu.11e.-~ bomblnp In Manchuria durinK t~ Past t.hi"ee days, rderred tAJ ~hem C.'' "moat unhappy evenlil"' carried cut "aptnst the wm of t.hl' gov~: nmer.t." This comment was lnterpreter.l t.:.J mean that oen Honjo, In ccmmomi ot the ,Japanese fol"ces .. in Munchurl&, ha.s shown himself too 1.-ealoua In protection of Japa. _w~;~ rights and Interest& thel"e. The decision the situation il• M.unchuriA deman1s the p 1 e~·;mce of more Japanese troops there was atated to have been concur:.ffi by Minister of War Jiro Min::u ui chief ot statl: ,Qen. Kana.ya and Nobu)'08hl Outo. lnsf:)lf'Ctor &\!ncr:ll of IUilltary edueatlon. lt is understood UlRt lhe military leaders oveiTode the opposition of the governmenl to lhJ sending t.f relnforcement.e Into Manchurta. Thr leadrrs ol the mllltRrist faction in Japan have recently been outspok~n In ursing a. reversio.J to the ooHt·v of the To.naka government. which lour years ago declare :-I tt:.at Japln would brook no foreign int·~ rvenLkm In ~r affairs in Manchuria. Tbt foreign o1llcc stated today that it. knows of no omclal anm:uuooment previously made at OentVa to€ to th:! etfeqt l'~inforcemr.nt 11 WU' be wlthl"lrawn rrom ed for 8&11 Fana SOc . Drab color but.t.&n frant-t.wo .ftOOketa with but~on topl-kftlt wrlaUets-full eut. Rilel moiMkln. He&YJWI!lla'hl, 36 lathes long, with heavy nat.11nl lheep pelt UnnlllJ". 31 to 48-hrk oxlord colo.....-elosely lr.nlt BeanriRd Sheep •lllll. collar•• aU pockets sew:ed wlih leat.het "-"\ -Bale i lnton:ed pocket oornera. Men'• SIBes SG lo 50 . .. . .. . . . . . . Boy's sl... 8 lo. 18 $3.8i · · .. · · · · .... · · · $2.84 VISI't EVERY DEPPARTMENT ON EVERY FLOOR IN THE STORE-EVERY DAY THERE ARE ,NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING -TO MAKE THIS SALE MORE INTERESTING. , READOVERAGAINTHE4-PAGE 'OCTOBER SALE , AND COME TO THE STORE EXPECTING TO FIND EVERY VAL· UE JUST AS ADVERTISED. l ELBERFELDS IN . POMEROY. wn Stoieally,, "I I I ex: ~- ' .> Youth Woun • ded ln. 8 a t t I e Wttr f"-'p oc-1 - - . _. Bettrnan Blarn·es Bank Depost"tor H ld . ~~~~h J:f':a~~~ 0~";hur~h~;~Y mUcs l ~:~1 ':1 ~ue:~~: ~~~ ~ Robber& 0 •UIJ M h • Kill d At =~=~f~r L~~~~es~n~hne~ -fear. 1hooded Akrcn, o., Oct. 24-INB-Appre, oolebrated their ' thirty-Pith Wed·\ College Students ' ec amc e '...., ... t. ' ' For Bank Troulolea; Avarici• while alleged(V steullne anniversa-ry. Col b Ai rt Borah astonished the Frenchmen : ou~ Selfish Fellows Briaa cltlthlnl from a downtown .store. · '.~' Revolt On Island I There no publlc ceremonies, h d urn us rpo ....&headvocaUno whole.... revision of T lol Sel yo~th ldenUlJ!d •• Bray.'~ KIJtg and Queen spending the Cleveland Yout an Their · Versaille.~~ treaty. which Is the i rou e to ves t --o;t 24-INS-Tbe 1 I was reported a crltlca.l condition quietly at the Ban Rosaore PaCo.ed F~erula are ViePia In• ector Walki Int.; "BJble of Prance's Whole foreign I grave: of T~~ A..Ed.laon 1n ROS(l , ,t ~pies' Hospital today from Of Cyprus, Ended day 1l Clnclnatl. 0 .. Oct. 2._IN8-De- dale cemetery was roped oft' today ~ bulle~ Wounds he received when hf laf.~ wtth their dau«bters Queen •· I ne ~ ,· polley. dinK 1 With Arrival of Four ·W &r• ships, Seven Airplane• GRAVE ROPED OFF were the O!ova1ma of Bulgat:la Prlnt:ess Marla. 1 aol'l.d the tima in Grill W MoYanc f M Propellei'i': ' -L • 0 agJane \ ·. Cleveland, Oct. 24-INS-Exposed. --\ · ld' COAL FIRM ·LOSES to a.n experience that ls not o:'dl· 1 CoiWllbUI, 0.. Ocl 24-Jidtaad ISO So Jeri ONE ROUND IN SUIT nar!ly a part of oolle11e lite, nine Drawn Into the whirUna blad.U ur -I · •c WQtE:m Reserve University fra.- a propeller a.a· he Inspected a plant, London, OS:t- 24.-rNB-Colla.pse -temlty men and their co-ed CODJ· at Port Colwnbus, John Doan, 26; of the anti-Britlah and pro--Greek ColumbUB, o. Oct 34-INS-Th.e paniona were lined up aga.tnst ~e o1 Peoria,, tulnols, was ra.t.all.y Inr evolt In the Crown colony of Cy- Eunday Creek Coal Company today wall of Nqel's Unlvet:.~~lty gr1ll Jured here today. · prus WM reported today to the 1!0· had !r1st a leg·a i tilt In which It here today when three you~ful Doan, a mechanical inapector tor 1onlal olllce fonowtne the arrival at , souaht a deUlurrer ~ the $150,000 robbers, der;crlbed all being liall~ Lhe Tran~tlnental" and. WeMern the Mediterranean l&land of tour- . ault bro111ht ag:atnst tt by the es~ drunk, robbed the place ot s200 airport aervlce company wbo had wo.nhJpa and seveu airplanes with tate of Robert D. Panon15: BS a rtJ- and eaca.ped. . been stationed at Port Columbus 1&0 Brlti.Rh .110ldlers. I•:uU or hi& death Io.at Novemt·~r In WP1ktlng menacing guns whlc.1 about. a year, received "8 fractured Marins were landed from all of the~ Mlll.fleld mine disaster. Pars:ms shook In their bands. the trio stall- skull and a , severed. rJaht arm tn the war8h1Ptl and were assigned ~ was o. t(lrmer oftkial of the Pitta.- 11.en:cl int'J. W~ arm an~ snGu~. J. the accident. Aqport omcta.Ja rueh with the soldiers, who were sent bm~h Plate Ola6!1 Company. hoar&el)' rar the gueata anri ~v.<~ ed· htm to Grant hoapiY.l, whent tie from Egypt, to re-inforce British demurrer was overl'ulcd in i c:lerka ~ .a et in~ Lhe kiLchen, pol ~.:e died. several houra later rrom loi.J pr1Ronl at pointll where demon- common pleas court by Judge Johul ~;t~~Hl. . of blood. strat.lonl occurred apltuit Brittsh R. Kinr on, the arounda that 1t was . With: their hands ex,te~ddd al:.i~ 'l1le moto~ of the plane ~n oftietall. 1 UIUI8C8888ry ror the el!ltate to allege Ithetr bea.dll, the oolleae men were wu llllpectiQ1 wu beinJ' warmed Sir Ronand atom1 ~vernor of that Pa.l'SOIIa had no knowledp of i·rt-bM nt" nppn,;xbuatety •75" : by up on tb.e taxi a.pfOh of t.he llekl: Ojprua. advised the colonli.I omce an unsafe coodtUon of the mine, aa 1 one <J! the bandlta While another He was thoqht to have approachthat the pro-Gteek mob had dl&- the slJI.t chlr.J'Pii Tbe em.pau.y h&d soooped· up •126 · from the cash eel tbe Motor in the bi!!Uef that tb0 reed and Brld.h authorltlf!l, with la6ulht to ,demur on the ~~C'IAW~r In the pia.~. A third was Ignition ntteh had been turned akl of had reaatned tho alleKatlon was not lhclucled ln $aiJOMd at Ule. trcmt 4oor as • oft'. nte plane waa belnf the 1utt. )()$out. tor a ~~USW~er f111ht._,, ·control or the ~uon. 'l"'be ~.. was11111111 nllllllllllllllliU 11 un1 lllllltllllllllllllt mu~·nannaaa~nnaa==aanaa=aaaJnal!ll!lnana~.tAII~II~IIAIAUAIInal~lAJntataJat=ll~naJnnaJalfnlnalaJnaaualua ..UIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn,m m • 11 ;ialnananallitlillillina~illinallltnalt~na~~nanananana~nanantnanana""na~nana~nananana~·nananananam fiT 1 U T hlltlllih I iUihhlhlhiiii1UIUdbUhlhlh 1111111111111111 II II Ill - . :::h I' --.- Btory or eruesome llie From the seclualon of the Whit" trunk murders and wh1le thousands came H ouse, wh.,.. the c:on Iere n co con- Far-11 Telli lnott"tute M ..... · em- or pollee o:lllcera traced every clew lng them aa bagpae Her accoil_\>t ttnued un~l th4, small hours or t.hts bera Comer Has Been In an eft'ort to ftnd her, the 26-yea r Rave no explanation or how morning. there only lln one brief old ~ hid· dissected th~ body or. ""·· Lero'.,. metal t 1o came • th R h d ... o•••e-•·p-maln·"ln ..... ..... ·~ cu o11 ta.te" or sa men.. repor I e eac e ,,,8 tn an a~ndon~d house in Lo.i placln1 a portion ot It intu a suit~ the dlscuBSions. ._ It IIB.Id: 1AllgeleB. Only three times dtd she case. Th 1s and other det.ll.llio det~.· '"Both Ule President and Premier New York Oct. :M-INB-Ameri- "enture forth Into the street and tlves were today trying t.o leafp Laval wish it ma.de clear that the can busln~ tOOa.y hu turned. th e only once did she parta.k~ or a. from her. . . cDnvena.tkms upon which they are corner and is on the up~ grade out scanty meal, according to her o·,.·n Mrs. Judd s surrender oceurr~ eusaged are solely In' respect of the depression, James A. Farrell, story. In a funeral parlor within a f~w liuch policies a s each o.f the two of the United States steel While detectives today bthlnd blocks of pollee headquarters. She. governments can deveklp to expe~ tuld the fortieth w1- looked doors at pollee headquarter& I had telephoned her hll8b6nd after dltc recovery .from the world eeoconference of the Iron anrl at.tmlPted to wring from her an • rcadina: his pubUsh~ appeal to ~ nomic depression. Institute. oftlclal confession and add1Uon.a.l · to give hen>l:llt up. Attorney RufT ""Thete 18 no re-mote basis what$500,000,000 credit pool cl'eat details, Mrs. Judd's dramatic nar- 1 .!iill smt a personal friend. ~e own~ ever for stat.ement.s as to 'demandl!' I dlrecUon of P~siden_t Hoov . rative to her husband, Dr. Willinm 1 er of the Uf;ldertaklng estnbi_IBb· •terms of setU.ement,' or any other er mobilize the country s t.-red1t c . Judd. and her lawyer, Louis P.l ment, to tne lobby of a downtbw,.r. like dlscus.-.lons. Happily there ILl"~ 1resow-ces was one reason. be de~ RI..I.SBill, wa.s unfc.lded to the world. theatre to .meet Mn. Judd ~1W:I no controversies to be ~tled be- cjared, "for revival of hopes of an It w&.s g fast-moving story of 1 bring her t.o hls place or bus~. tween Fra.uce and America. None early reversal uf the persistent de- desperate hand-to~hand strugsle In , Surgeons at the recelvbtg ~11uch exist. The sole purpose of ft~~lon of the past three years."" which the Lhr~e women prlnc.~pahi j pita! declal'ed the bullet wou.1d be· these conversations "1s the earn,es'., Here and there are industries partlclpaLed.. Both Mls& Samuelson tween the Index and middle flngltrs frank exchange or views with view whtch ~ave already experienced re- and Mrs. Lerol atta.cked her, one I oi her lett hand was several clay;; to 1lndln8 eommon grounds for qulckem~g impulses 0~ conl!umer with a gun, the other with an Iron- 1 old and had become badlv inf~ted. helpful action In the promotion of ~?maud. he said There has lng • ··rd a·-·"lno to Mts Judd ::; , During her ftve~day concealmlm.t. ''" 1 .... en a slowing down of the declin uua. • ........... • • ... d ooru;tructlve progress in wae word ~ account She shot and ktlled them .... rs. Ju d had kept the wot.Wd. On the sur.faee this atatement lng trend of our export trade. &nrl h ld bandased Wlth a ha.ndkerch1ef "'' ' 1 a reversal last month of the un In self-d~fenae, 11 e sa · • ..1. would seem to rule out al constd·j r bl ba • - The struggle oCcurred In the 11 The woman's cunning In ' eluding eratlon ot 9CCUl'lty guarantees for a;~~~elf po~!: ~~ttratt":i a.s the Phoenix apa.rtment occupied by the vasl n":!t spread to capture h~r Pr~~~ C:~~e d~~~~ Icounlry was sut!ering !rom both Mi-a Lerol and Miss Samuelson, ne- !1 was revealed In her BCCOWlt oflt§ reparations the distribution unrterpraductlon and uud~rcon- Icording to Mi'll. Judd's mur.J.Uve I rusell •hDe rtemployed tor hdhqrutes he~l ~· the Oerinan moratorium sumptlon, "it Is of prime lmpor· Jwhich was related as s he lay on se . tllu ng._one o er vcntu economic bene1lt8 thai lance t.o strengthen the conftdenc~> the operating table at the PoiJCe 1 : 1n:.m e a-.ndoned house, e from reduced or our people in the future of th~ RecelvinK hOflpital havlna lhe bu.l~ IULid she went l.o a drugstore and . would accrue armo.- country nnd tn a return to reason- i let extracted from h~r lett ham! purchased dye powders. Then sb.~ ment. able prosperity."" •and the wound tf8ted. ~:~pent an hour In a rt!:+ 1-oo~ Wl\h re~rd F::nchdlsa::~~:r:;,:~ The stt.'t!l magnate was biting In ·, "Suddenly MiBI Samuelson be- changing the color or "" her dreSs however, of cr!Ucs of Am' erl- ca-· tnrurtated at me." the .,, from the ppbllci?Jed brown t.:J a stnce Versaillea has evet mention· his denunctlon b .,_ 8101 , 1 l!ld the word without In the sault~ can ttsinell8 leadership. , reproduced In shorthand by Rus~lgreen · breath demondiua 8 ~oourlty guar~ ··Amerk.a.n Industry hall had to 8111•11 stenographer, went on. ""It _ _ ___ _ _ _ __ 1 anty ror France In one form or l:ea.r the brunt or 111-lntormed the~ 1seemed 'U.t she thought I wu.s goanother. M. Laval Is no exception, . o~·lsts." he aW!!rted. "'Some of ling to IIB.Y ~ethtne about Mrs. for he haa stressed It In every pub.. \\hum seek to undermine public Leroi. • ";§" Uc utterance he hus made in Am~ confidence In the capacity and . ""l!.verything happened 90 fast af,erlca. . ~~:::~ness of our lrutusV·Ial sys. : ter that. that 1 have ditDculty In 11 \..AI 8l8n1flcantly enough, the Whlt.e 1 • • rtmemberlng details or what ~~ House sta~ment was issued only a I ·lcurred. rn her rage, Miss Samuel· Ena•aes in Gun Pl•y Witli short time arte>r the umble of j ·son left the room and came back I Of& Wh C bt · thunder on the left In the form ,)f Immediately. 1 saw that she had a : cer !!R aug Ill ; • 1m open Jntervlew With Benalr.r ' gun In her hand. She was rul!hlngl Act of Robbery Borah (RJ of Idaho, granted th~ I toward me. I was petrified with 11 1 MOLESKIN SHEEP SKIN LINED COATS Six · Chlefo-in Take H -t .·. 1"1 ·Sen"--ce · as By JAMES L. KlLdALLEN OOlwn.bu.ll, 0., Oct. 24--INS-A In . INS Btaft' Correapon·tent plan to provide football As a reault, the oouncll adjournFeden.l Btdldlq", Chlca(o, attending the Ohio State North ed at 11 :30 a . m., after an hour and Oct.. M-Al Capone, AW:-ka.'ti a. tlalf'l!l debate, until 4 :00 o'clock waa 11eDton:~d 1 uper-pnp:ter game here today with li- when u. vote was i'JCheduled on Jap· &odar Lo elewa yean ln prison went gllmmerlng today with an'R proposal tor ending the Manand fined. PI,CIIO by Fedual seizm-e last nigbt or more than churian crisis. Judre JatnU H. Wilkencn. caquart.s o.f bonded liquor cached Yushlrawn stubl:arnly refused to pone WM ronvlcted or lnco.tne withdraw thE'" Japanese proposal altas: tn.•d by a Jury last s 11 tura. K&.ru.ge. thoush tnfonned by Arhstlde Briand 4&)' niJ'ht, A man who 81\Ve his name tU1 acting chairman of the council, Capone had been conYJeted on Long of Cleveland, wu helll that it was out ot the quest1:.:1 fLJr counts in the indictpollee, who say that he admit- Lt!&IIUC to adopt 8 resolution ccn1, s ani 9. He had the Intend. taintn11 such a vague phrase as guuty o.f two millde~ bootleg- "fUnt&amental principles."" Jmanor oounta-l3 and 18. tans Q.t Ail etl'orts to sway the little mau JUdie Wilkerson, In making hl.!l him abDut wltb a big cigar, who sat throuah momentoU8 pronouncement tod:.ty atta&kB and .plea& alike wiUl tbe masklike COWllenance, were trult"0 count one the defendant Is less. He n:malned o.domo."i.tt in LhL n . I ' I 'h I face of tarbf'd attacks couched In I rent<mc~;d to f vc years 11 ' e pen wh•t was probably '"c pla'·•c'l 1tentlary and •10,000 fine and must "' "'' u h t 1 'O languqe heard during the lifetime t e cos 0 prosecu11on. · n · as of the league. flve, the defendant Is senhis Bri&nd's eloquent. srandfatherly to nve year1 In th~ ptmiUnLong, had admonitions. d:::llvcred smlllugly,l tlary, fined $10,000 and muat pay run the I from Cleve- left t'.lm utterly unmoved. . cost or prosecution. land and amount of 1 H .. was aske 1 b Sall'ador De "On count nine the defenndam whiskey In car he backed m d' i f S 1Y 11 h . ld lis sentenced to five yt~ars In the to the hldlrtK place and was closed M~~r aga. ~~ 9 pa n 1 tto e If w~h penltentiary and .10.000 In f Lleli in upon by the vice squad. wl raw reso u n I and must pay cost of prot:ecutlon ' partJcos sole1nnly undertake to be- I Jud 11e WHke1110n then explalne·l FORME& BANKER DIES gin net~otlatlons the same dtLy his J that the .sentencee on counts one - · -Oct 74-INB- muulh Removmg hu; cl&ar fr~ andU ftve would be served concurCol b Yoshlsawa answered. 0 urn us. ·• · · "It ts ttut the view of my coun- ren y. South Manchuria. ICharles 0 &;:henck Sr., formerly a t The Judae then took Ute mlsde~ 1 1 gret I am unable \o with-vice ptesident or the Ohio National ry .. o.; meanor countB. He aald Dapone Mukden, Oct. 24.-Two companies I bonk here, died aL hk1 h.ome early Ur~wh B1 in 11 d Pe led to the must 8erve one year In the COWitJ of Japa.ncle infantry were d~~ I today atter n long lllness. en ap 1 a 1 1 t jaU under count number thirteen pa.«lhed to the outetlrts of Mukden He alllo was formerly connected ( ( unt.·~l g~ vr~ ~~an m;::s yfo:!nu~; and one year ln the oounty Jail \Jn 1 0 tOd&y to aid Jn the dlBpe'-1 or a with Lang, Schenck and company,! -vu (l dllt t~aa,es te tro count el&'hteen He ruled however band ot 200 Chinese !IOJdl~rs . Sliter di&Ullers. He was 70 yea:rs old and lie:. Pn Y~l · e araae:: ~~ ~~n j t.hat the mi.demeaDOJ' ' aenten~ the Chinese had been scattered by had been retired from buatness for \'t.syi 1 !ill.~ll· · could be served concurrently. Judge 1 a bomb 8 ttack rrom a. Japanese o.lr- 1r..everal years. ~res!i on ess voce. Wilkerson ruled thllt Capone wu plane. · ~ j (ContinUed on page three I :fined $10.000 on each of the misdeThe Chinese were beiii'V:!d pu1 1 CELEBRATE A.N)(IVE&SA.Rl' , . . -- - - · - ot the detachment which clashed I !Continued on ~e three) · MEN'S COAT SWEATERS tefore the 11ln11wer que.u~ .· ._... t..•JontiODd 1 ' ' ' SOc ' CLUB HOSTESS "* ... sizes. In B1·own, Tan and Gray Camels Hair with Snt~de Lining and Beret to match - Sizes from 6 to 14 Ycars - ' Quarta of Bondetl U4~ uor Seized; wa~ Intend- In smaU, medium, large and extra. laq:e llf!a.d UTILITY FLOOR MATS Mr. and Mra. J. E. BaOr ,a nnounce Lhe birth of a daU&"hter, Oct. 22, at their home In Columbus. Mr. Baker 111 one or the ownen of the B. and B. aandw1ch ahoppe. ·•,Bindem for the adoption of on Lincoln HlU 1bunday eventn&. Mrs. R. B. LaUBhead receh'ed t.bP. Marla. Lawrence, nine monclub prize, Mrs. Walter Ha.rrts aeeIlia 111. _ ond prbe and Mrs. B. F. Fultz Sr., rueet prlae. 'IIBTliUH FROM MEETING ..._fteY. Theo. Mehl. Mrs. EUu.beth Dainty retreahmentl were eerved. JI\W, Nary Vl.ralnla. Reibel and IJOUIIel Jennlnp returned Thura~ dftf nen1nl from Columbus, where \ley attended the r.nnuaJ aect.lona1 -~ held at St. John's Ev· M. N. Pe\el'l, formerly of Atben.a.. has been appolnted superintendent. -llool church. " 1m. 0. B. Price and Mtaa Kath- or the Pomeroy oJiloe of the West- ~ :lluber remained to vlalt ~la- ern and Southern LUe IDBura.nce Company, succeedJ111 W. H. NlchoiR ,, who has been tranlferred to Nel, lonviUe. ' Mr. ancl Mn. C. 0. Hal I ol ' NOTICE I , '. , .. H\ODitnoton wero vlsiUflfl 1'hul'Rday · ·fie Ladie1 of the F ed• with hot elBten, lira. Henry Ewln~ Girls Camel Hair ~oats , •t.yle~~_ black, brown, ,reen and colon-felta In 15 hy 27 Inch m. Q.,.. border!I-Sa. l~ A special lot or the new Fall 25C I WW ot Marf"Dewey wu R41to probate: ad.opt.lon recorda Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld entertained tiled by eecn Sanden and her Five Hundred club at her home ' II II »UUtl Ill Ill II I 1 2S.: I c· two up- sn1oo'b unflnbhed hardwood I ' II 4 and 5- tie, fine quality broom.-wltb K"' ~ hAUtti HOUSE BROOMS OPENS OFF1CE •~· - ~011.\TK COllft'r NEWS Tbe. followllll bualneu waa trana~ t.he probe.te courL heJ·e ,. : Jeaaie Diddle was apibe admlnlstrat.rtx of the ...... ot Perry Diddle, <le..aoed. I I if inaldH-"Apple-U. S." brands. .. - I ••Joy" and uvalue" Marte •""'_.,.Jonda = handsome- ~lr;e18 and pal~lue ,. Dufty . Wataon, · Emma IU:tfm+:::W~ 1 The Winners Class or the MethQdlst Sunday IIChOOI a.l Minersvlll~ Have • aurprlae parLy Wednelday ennlril ror Mrs. Dave Ph1llip11 Mrs Phtlllpa was 70 years old and hi the oldest member or the claM. Bbe wa& the recipient' of a beaut!· ful &ift. Thirty -two .friends wet"t:! present. Refl'el!.hment.s wer~ served. I A~ont _,....t. Pd Men'• Extra Heavy CANVAS GLOVES Hlte, Mary Dr. H. M. Crumley he.s opened an WldlAmlon, llal'Jorle BWallel. Jose omce here and has started practlcpi111Je ~... Charl01 Rusaell, Ed· inlr medicine accordlns ·· to an an......-11 Bier-, Pete ·Drummond, Ohes ~ nouncement he.. nl~de r:ecentJY.' Hlf tiff ........ 1'11~1 .Ollll'ord, E -;>< oftlce 1B located in the H. A. Roush 1 :rni(cb. wui~ Orueaer I Jed Web- bulldlnl{ on M.afu street."' · sUI~· . cnaomaa Cluk, Leo va.uahn, Dr. Crumley Is well .known here Ca.J!l Meut.aUns. Lerol . Brleklea, and Jiiudied lnfdlclne ~ a . P~~ ­ ClQ'Ua Jenklnlon and Pat" Durst. delpbia unlverst\y. His odlce hour.:~ WIUJi!m a,ueoer ,...lved the aft! frotn 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. and prillf _(Or £hit indit COmtC coitUme lrom 6 p. to 8 p. m. ' DI!IAPd lor tho best 1 ~1. · "" . ATTEND WDGI: MDTING let ~ere.n ~and cake Were oserved. - ·- 'fhe Rebel\:&b loda:r:· lL\ Dexter ~, held thelr r'egular · '"~t,tl$ Th~rs~ . NU&I~ ENTIRTA.~NEU day eV\!nlnK. Ar~r · the / Close "of . todse a procra.m was enjoyed. EWe Frecker of Clleat:cr ·The tOllowtnr -visitors from · Poplp deJlthtfully entertained the ~uraes rOJ attended: Mr. and Mn. Ch&S. of ~ Holt.er hospital &rid thell Neue, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anfrl.tnda at. her home rec-:~ntly iJt. drews, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob RolJer, NmM of her birthday ~nnlversary Mrs. cora Warner, Mrs. EJrurta. 'nle home wa1 beauttfully de- Fou, Mrs. claude Darst, Mrs. I cor,ted. In keepln(l wtth tiN! Hal· Chas. Orueser. Mrs. Nellie Smith, kJwtl'en aeaaon with refreshments ¥f8. Walter Mceunougll., Mrs. Joe ccmalatm& of douahnuts and elder Rubin, M,rs. David Wablon, Mrs, and a blrthdQ cake, decorated with Lena Brni~h. Mrs. Mary Harrl.s., candlel; were served at Ute elofte of Ml8ses Freda Warner and Gertrude the enjey8ble evening. dtmctna: and Smith, Rev. o . w. WUllams, Lester m.ae were the dlvtrslon ot the eve Hart, JROOb Mees and · Chester AnDlnl. Mile Louise Thomp110n, Dour- drewa. Refreshments were serve<.!. Ju . ctrcle and Norman Rose furn~ the music. Thirty-one guest.e NEW DAVOHTER ~.· of SURPRISE PARTY N\J!s QarleUa OhltnBer entertain• ed. i: number of her JOUDK rrtend.a · aer:.-home on M~,tlbertY av·:mue rindy. exenl~ 21 with a llowe'en parfY..' ; · · 'ltlOee preaeat were Thelma YO\dif, ~line · Ebersbl.ch, Eileen Mat:Un. ~Martatet Lt.wrence, Yo- I II during ELBERFELDS OCTOBER SALE is a good time to select your Winter Coat-Hundreds to select from-the finest materials, the newest styles, the best nat~onally known manufacturersFor the October Sale.:._There are Five Price Ranges Slaes 38 to st. pe-r pockets. ° HALLOWE'EN PARTY I II It pays to take advantage of the sales at Elberfeld_s-and now Slses 32 to 50. The jacllel.l are blr "*' Elizabeth ~:verywbere. fullnt:lii Tutsday. November 3, 1s election lr& OJ'QM. 21, or Letart, w. va.. hi h tl th ....n .. wlll tmd Jfeel Blair. 18, of CottacevHie day, at w c me e •-d b open at 8:30 o'clock a.. m., and. W. Va,. wert taken 1nto cus ...... Y Y t.lo8e at 6:30 p . m. unleM there are CO\PitJ ofllcera Tburaday ntrht fol- voters waltina in llne to cut their 1ow1n1 an aeektent whk:h occurred talk.t.s In w h 1 o h caae the at UM lnt.enecUon o1 Ash street and polls ~hall be kept open until Ruch 8out4 Third avenue 11,1 Middleport. waltlna voters have voted. Beabout 11~ o'clock. tween the hours of 12 o'clock noon On:lu told t.he oflcers \ha.t he and 6:30 p. m ., 1a a 1eaal part hoUWU drl\l'lnl eut alon1 A.$h street do.y. Municipal and township of! land. ljlOUld not make the curve at cera,. members of board6 Df educathf tnt.enection of Thlrd. The car tlon. jud&:es and clerU of pollee CGmpletely demolished when 1t and municipal courts and jusUceto ldl :the road and cruhed into a of the peace are to be elected ProP.Ole· posed amendmE:nt.s to U1e con~;Utu­ . ~unt)' oftleera 600J1 arrived a~. tlon, .l aws. orttinanees and measures the .~~:c:ene, d1scovered a gallon I!Ubmitted and other questions m· aUced whle,_Uy near the aceldent. propcsltlons are alao to be voted on. t.ntral pl1001 of whJatey had rpllt~. the oJiictro &aid, and Jut.u A SLIP UP nowtd lnto the atreet. A rifle, fulIJ"ioacJed wu also found In the car. Michi1an an-:1 Ohio will have Id'Croaa and Blan were broU&ht t.o entical color schemes ror 1932 11tllf! oount.y JaU and when ques· cenae plates, secretary of State f.l~ by oftlcero aald they dld noL OJ.arenoe J. Brown, has learned . ~ each oLher. orosa told &herlft Acreement la made two yeal"8 In adTracY that he left home Thur.s- vanciJ between and amon11 states, a:; daf evtmiJll, had driven to Hunt· to colon. A chan11e tu adminlstra · mpon and was returning home. tlon in MlchJgan caused the !illp-up He picked Blaili up u a hitch in the Ohlo-M.Ichigan dupllcntbn hiker near Qallipolill, he aaid, and the new authorities not havlllJ! aUe1· drlvlna a mile or ao farther been acquainted with the workln~s ptcked another hitch hiker up, arransement, says Secrel.ary Bww1· ~bose name he dk1 not know. Work on the plates had so far l)ro He elalmed that IN! d1d not know p-eued In both sLates, when Lho: uw fdlbkeoy was In hll car and d~scovery was made that nvthlng aJan allo knew not.hlnB abuut lt. can be done about it, and ror thl' Wb.ili uked about the rifte. Croll! ftret time m years neighborln&: -~ -be had been rabb1t htmtlna ttates wm use very similar nlates. on.\lnday afternoon. A check writ- Q1le polnt or dltference is that the ten· ap and endoned by R. R. Car- word MichiK&n appears at the top .' to tbe amoun~ ot f25 was of the" ... plate while in Lhill staLe Jn 01"08' pouesston along Ohio BPPI*rS at the bottom. 1f . a money baa eontalnl"lla about 'l!;ilo In dimes. OHIO COAL OUTPUT 1ftllm otrtoera arrived at th t aeene o1 tbe acc:ldent, Blaag and The output. of coal from Ohio orr- were att.emptlnr to aet away . mlnee for the ftrst three weeks ::>f '11ley told the oftlcera about the September totaled 1,284,000 ton~. other fellow who had been with which Indicated an estlma.Led t.onthean. but be escaped before the naae of 1,700,000 for the moQ.th. Durinl thill time approxlritately poUee could set Ill.... CroN told ~leers he wu tbc 20,000 mlners were working in 427 10n qf Ottlo Cross ~ prominent mlnee. Owin11 to a slack In transmerehant of letart. Both are be- portat.ion to lake porta there waa u. bll hekl .here pendlng the fl Una of ehrlnkall!l over the previous month t:bqea. ~b wtll p~y In· but, *be. ol¢put undoubtedl)r w1ll lneJUdo. tro~>~~lb'lltlod ot liQuor, ...,.. crealie' ·-dua-tftr ·Oeiober and Ndvem~ aeuloft Or Uquor, and reckleu drlv· ber owln11 to domeaUc consumpt:.ion and lncreued atlel!l by retallera. tnr. lof'l118... PIIDJ'd,. a 92c: ELECTION DA. Y -- onrall&-a.t • priee for this ad-a rar~Mnt new lower Bac, Are F ound In DemoI• i1hed Machine II ELBIRFELDS OCTOBER SALE 8~~~~~:11111t. UOUNTY OFFICERS f.o·llOWIN·c CR~S H Pl..,v., -d-:82 y..,. Rifle, till TUPPERS PLAIINS ~· MAN PASSES AWAi ltralUes Of .\pi ., ,,Ji ./ ~e rrillltary~ PfePII.m.lj There wm be no peace In Europ~ and · no dlsannamenL throughout world., Borah sa.ld, until the iniquities and Jnjustlces or the Versailles treaty are corrected. He meuLi 1 ed speclftcally the amputation the pollach corridor from Oermnny and the partition of Austria-Hun - 1 Lamar In Or darlng that Ohio 11 confronted to ban stllhtaeera over-zealous in I en1as«t a merchant J)oliceman .b1 ·with the slrange sttuatlon of btlnk.s '"souvenir hunt.lng." ThettB of Ia IWJ battle at the I'ICI'ne o.f the 1.. · · 1e f th& robbery. · pu:e-ctly solvl'nt and well-.?'un- Dowen and P ces o wrea were The policema, Thomas L. SancJ: a(tad- yet cloolna their doJr.s At- reportrod . en who l1red nve shot.s at lhe 1 l:::rn,:y General Gilbert Bettman 1 after the latter shot h.irU t-ocla'l_ lalcl the resp:>nslblllty for 1 VE one~ and attempted to fle e. wu.'s the Sltuat.lon at the feet of bahk LINDBERGHS ARRJ confined 1n city hospital. His con• pry. depc£itors. -{ IAT SADDENED HOME dltlon was not regarded aa lif!•·lods. · Moreover. Borah declared he E:r;:~aklng over tJle r<J to i:r ... i __ AlthoUih wcun1ed 1n the low.eif~red complete cancellation yf 1st.atwn W L W here. Ute A~- 'I INS- I part ct the abdomen and the !calp, re rations. even to the uncond.i- t::rnry Gm:>ral asserted thal Ohln s Englewood.~- J .. Oct . 24the :routh ~scaped from the }KIIIct~ ticm I annuities Oerrnony obllgatei"l ~ltuat.lou ctemand.s "revived oonfld- lnnocent, hapP,., baby smiles of man and ran to tbe oftlce of a dQC:her aetr to pay France under t.he cno! In our banking lnsUtuuons 00 Ulelr son today ~ed the IIOr- ( tor two blocks away whoo ,~;~~~~o'!i YOWtg, plan. u that were done he the r.art ol all deposit m. toU•;Iv - row ot Col and · ..Charles A. · ed illce H Jate ~ n Bald, tit would advocate canc~lla- 1cd up by_a concerted mc\·em<!nt •·1J Llndber&h in the bouse itt mourn- theP~-itale ::Sere aia.acnes tJon or Europe's debbi to the Unit- theL.· part, whc.•l ~tl.stierl d tn, Iins :" wh~ lr~l ~jed ~bru=~ ht& 1ecoveey was doubttul · 1''lsl•: soun~ess and honeat man- ly usero::; ~ deat:ncrr ,:,: Lind: 1 sanders. according to the ed states, but on no other baala. ed~:Sasy ~'::~:J:n~!,n todalhftle- ~~~n~ ~tll=~ ·C:,:un~~.~ :t'lh's father, Senator nWtaht w. ceporttllt,•n~~~eddoollire yo ullia · •11o...-.: Morrow ~ 00 01 Ions dispatcheS to acquaint Parlil 1ng that the withdrawal of deposlt.s They .landed U..P::H last nlaht at . Rtore with an armload of -~' ;: :c with these tldJnas. And from the except for needed CUl'l'll!nt purpo&es Newark airport after having mad<' suits and disappe-ar 1n cable oftlces they dashed to Inform Ia ~th tmpatrlotic and shol t~611fh. a cro•uHxmt.lnentl I'IJtht In aLorm 1be c.m.cer wulted at the _: :: __--: M. Laval or wha.t Senator Borah ed. , , and 101 from Vtctorta.. B. c ., In 30 the prowler SOOll had IIB.ld. 'llle cue of Obto 11 'strange sit~ houn 12: minutes 1\telr actua 1 Sanders ordered n tvideniJy netted the Premtet, uat.k.n." of banD, Bettman said, Is ftyinll .Ume wu t9 hours and ;) scume ensued c;·--;, (Continued ,00 pap three) COo.AtlnueiJ on J:Ml8 dX) minute& occu!Ted. ° ~f I yo~i.h � 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 10. October 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 October 23, 1931 campbell hale maholan reed