http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e845e62057e0d7060e6113bd03c6a69b.pdf e9ab9d5517b3aa148321ea4c1cf0f6c3 PDF Text Text · ~ • • i - · ... • ... TOISI)AY, NOftliBJ:R 10, ltll ~ • 5 I H I O SlAT£ 1t NuSr rliC~I S T A•:l CLJIJ~.~ Refaaea Profits u I 'Trl '" • EATHERFORECAST- W READERS NOTICE-If ,.... waat the Newa Ollioo o1 The DaUJ T~ll>uae, caU 238-L 1 if the Bualn... Ollice uk for 20Z·R. cwudy. probably ocep1ooa1 night ano Thurad&)' and In extreme North portion .. • 81lt'htly wartl'lft' FULL LEASED :WIRE OF ~UJ1It!.IJ'., NEWS SERVICE Portland WOJ'<I reee!Ved. htte from Dr 0 . C Hendenon wno went t.o VltnDa Aus~. to stUCIJ at the mllliaay, £ta.t:!d that ~J bad a pltiiDilt. BROTHER-IN -l~W IOf PRES WENT IS 'l1lt liea wu IIDlOOt.h aDd they uperienced rw 881. atckDSL At. present they are comtortabi.J settled for the year and his SQn. 'Jim' · la attencttn1 a Oennan t boys) school. voyage The Rn. lulillf A . Nleuwland (above), 53, proteJsor at Notrf Dame Un•v•nity, hM, after 26 ye&l'll' research developed Bfll thette rubber, whieh it pronounced a eucceu bJ th• du Pont d.• N• moura Company, wbJeh il buildin1 a huce plant to manufaeture thr roduct. Sine,. Father Nieuw r.material IUld took the vow of po\'fl'ty, all profrta from hl11 not& Wo111an And Tot of Three Are Numbered A.ont The Victiml -OTHERS INJURED Char11ed With ion Of liquor In California IJ~~ From Attadu Of Rebels; Both · Join In Request ' "HOLDINGT HE SACK" I CALM PREVAILS , I Saved By Uae Of O:r.nen; Three Firemen Are Injured New York, ,mnfiGN 1 IAsnon P HHO UNDER BONO Hallwood worthy dl~eovery will ro to th1 Conrl'f!l&tloD of the Holy Crosa MiUioD8 Wed - Alon11 Nonni Rhrer ,,; Oppoaine . ~,,,,,.,~ • 1 Pick Point• I - Nov. ll-IK&-P1ve womu. .,nd :~. cpl)d 3, were burned to death today aa a d.vut.atln• ftre IUt.ted • tour-story trame dwelllnl ln the WtlllamlbUrJ aeetton or Btooklyn persons. blcludlal a Ambulance crewa uaed OXJPD tanks ln eft'orta to keep t.UYe nearlY a. dor.en ot.here hurt In the blue An open hoapltal was elt.Hltahed in the street t.o wh1eh vtetlms ot the ftre and smoke wen takeo down ladders by firemen, while llhii"Y ftames IBBbed out. bebtnd them Among t.he lnjlll'til wer'e $hrte F""l• Today t lnt.ernahonnl News Servie? ::J.:;k· foreign Tlentaln, offlCf!rs wer2 the •' Mr. Schaeft'er of Hart & Co. of Cleveland will be at the lobby of the Remington Hotel, Pomeroy, Thursday and Friday, November 12th and 13th, displaying Are Focused Here N~TICE! We are now openinl an Elect~ic: Shop in the Downey build· ine, Eaat 2nd. St., Pomeroy. We are fully equipped and experienc:edforKovSe • • w1rm1,. • repa11' o Wuhin1 Mac:hinEiectric: Refrieen.ton -Sweepen and Elec· tric Appliances in New Fall and Winter MILLINERY All former customers of ours will be given the opportunity to make their selections and purchases at this time. · Miss Sue Lehew will be there to help you in mak· ing y~ur fittings. All hats sold and delivered immediately. 1eneral. Your pat· rona,e will be enat· ly appreciated. MODEL ELECTRIC • SERVICE Phone 275-X ~RALPH YOUNG- WORLD'S OUTSTANDING JOB NOW, IS TO RE-FSTABLISH CONFIDENCE, PRESIDENT HOOVER SAYS IN ARMISTICE DAY SPEECH; TELLS HEARERS 'JlHA'Jl MILLENNIUM NOT ACHIEVABLEIN ONE NIGHT �W.plNESDAY, mE DAn.Y TRIBUNE, POUEROY, OHlO. E DAILY TRIBUNE n. at omce a. .:'.!ll!..flJILIIII~jj,<"'>I'IIO•"'-lmll>&•ttt~ Jllam ; • Sept. ~~~. the Post 4, Qldo, UDder tht' Act. !Jf Ma.rch 3. 1179 ·• Publilhed Daily aud ...........~ •• ;,.: - ~~~ .•. . -~·~· '"'' !10 <( ~..era, WJJONDDAY, NOV!!I4llm ll.lm. ll , 1031 ,.1; "Is This a Private Fight or Can Anybody Get in T' l_ - -----.....:...-,;::;::"- ....,.... '•J pz '"""""3,' ...illlliiP' ~)'. [A)cated. on Lower Second Street, Pomeroy, 0 • 'Wbea our Mendl 'liel:l<1 ua tett.en or news matter lor pubUcatlon th~y ~Jb i,i C$.M.;' alfD their rwne-althouJh not ~rlly to In prlfttid. AnollYlftOUI NOVE~E:R Middleport News By John P. Modbury l'beDe ......... 'h Vir&'inia Grera PBONZ IIU•L : ~UHPlE PANTHER §t~~~Er~~J~ C~UNH OffiC£11Sj~EJ4~i~:'I:~t~\800l ~f MAN AT :E~-;g.;::.;.~. • (j H•on t\rJ U ~ ::::::r:~~':".::~::~~ UNCO~[R TW~ BIG:.~.~~~':..: "'.~f' ,:_ HUR~N OHIO MAY ~e;'~~~=.c:: . 15 W U"RKIN~ 1 1rno UJl l"GAN U (]rAuE :v: lh~:~. ~:"::~ z:, ·.:%.~.~~ STilletJ AT o•cHAN·~.;·,; HlJ . . . . .,..·:~Be·~f~·~.·~!~.'~,:.'~.- . ._. .--.. .,_, . BE Gl'l[S SMITH I~~f~~ ~· ~.:;~ ' ~ what a traz11rormauon Lonole" hN , produced J necl.e<l, t.o PltUburlb c.u rrc 'l July lltb, um . to ...,..,_., tn&eDI- load of IU'QdUOI. Bm.Jtb had Mn Paraell waa the dauehtt:r of W. COLORED MAN FINED Bym or Mlddloport and Ray.,. · "DRUNK" CHARGE t:l5 of Racine were called to Ne w tcnl&ht as he wUI alllo have &p.in would remain 1rl that city until ....... , ON Brighton, Penn , Tuepay becau!,' Thuu~day evenJna t:.pectaJ ato.u. -of tht. death ot Wtkv Byers k'ntwn Is bel""' otven certain d •illlduate ot tlu! PomEroy Hlah followinl Sunday ' , ... nhcol and 11lnce araduation h&A Larae report.td to Jc.cal o1Bcil.la • Jltn SlnRUS n(gro who was a1Mt nnd Mrs c w H1un::.ey left C • plays while ROme of the T B rested Saturday night by umccr Isunday for a wt:ek's v\s1t wnh npp 1el Are R oun d't Dl ' lt:nslve boya 1u-e being drilled lona and WO rot hera 0 n WhOle bet! n 1n Mad!Aan. wwon.s1n and Sheriff Tracy luvealital- that he saw Smith Jut at. • ecrtalD W11l1n.m \HI.~ "lv<'n ntal- l lheir'Lwo at ~untml!,mn To In Great Shape. lcaretully on offensive movement.:~ Property Sti1J 1 Were f:u'!'~a~n~::!!~U:Nu~:ina Incident For , ::;;th:zn.!~ 1 ~~eP1=,\ = ing before Mayor J E. Hu1 ·'' I Mrs B P' Fultz Br left foa ColumF WhiCh are ClllculAI.ed to brt111 m F d M Fa 11 1 tf!d .1 1 rl ~s·Jo.y t1ight nt th .> Mlll or s omce bus Tuesday tc r ~cvt-r ..l do~}:; Holt or Con t el t su.lt.s lu a sco"""'"' way The --~ oun r rre 11 oo.mec w th thf' ldentifl'~•ti'on baa not been teen ..nee and loul < ~ I ....... •-·· ' Ohio Bell T~2phone Co a11 chlet I play hu been a\,IIJMICted trom l.be 1 ~ n1:er, WM cund I!.Ul!t; cu .m J L L11mbl'rL und b.uuly .nuul RECENT SCORES will start promptly at three thlrt.y 1 dratt.eman ir. the enoln«-rtn• d•-ta 1 It"- h hu ~ 1 1 ohar(!e ot int Xlcatlan and Wa.<J 1 Wt•dncsda; from their h"m~ ma : Fllday att.ernoon at the Mlddleport BROUGHT TO JAIL LOCAL MAN MISSING I, ~t:•-!t.'IUU(I: no cue u.::en fined $50 and C06ts aud c~m:nltt.ed 11Hobf.on to <the Roy ConY.ay re.s1hloh school tleld. Thl• Ia done a:.... pa.rtment. ....... ...... Mr and Mrs Pan.ell are at homf' to ja1l until bot h are pa1d A chaoijt' dence on Locust StHet. • d' t H k• B 1tor two reason&, the nrat 1n ora...r D 0 h' · t.h f I 1288 uf mtcrren1g \\.than omcer .n the ClaH•nce Kent retuwcd to 1, • 11 lCI!l e oc lDI OYS 1to ghe the Lopn cont.inaent a eny wnera lp But fin• 6°ole :; ~~rn=~~ at EaM Since October 22nd When da:c htll'f':f' or his duly .... as .. tw home m Columbus Under Lanaley, Are chance t.o get home after tbe pme ed $100; Third Broth· He Mysterioualy Dia· l agamst Singer:. but ht' was nc.;r enjoying a brlt> f v1slt llPie \ lth 1el1 rovlD&' Iat nc.t too late an hour The s ..."OJnd. l A t d tilHI on thtll chnt..,e Jue::.dk>l Ut- atne:. and frie-nds. mp course, Is due lA) the time of er rrea e I appeared rune , year -1 FEAST J<' OR LEGION ( Hard at work m anUclpatlon of Wh•n games at thu tlme of sea Tv;o compl(>te 11tllls coils and a CLASS HOSTESS The mf'mbf'rs of lh t Feene}-Ben· the oormng Logan contest the Pur- son go beyond t he lhe thirty mark- ~ compression tank. we're confiscated Mrs Mary Huber returned home A report o r the discovery of the 1 " In Ume of ;;;:--people wtU IIC• Mrs FttJd I Gurdnr•J was ho8otes• nett Post of the Amellcan Legion !dC Panth rs are leaving no stone shadows fall across lhe gridiron s~ by deputj. sherift's, Dana fracy, Sa.turday after a vhlt 'Aith rEia- body o1 a man belleved to have riftoe a.ll to keep ~ar golns, yet. .In Tuesday evening to the lmmbcJ, ~~o 11l be served with a banquet $-'lin- unturned m getti ng Into the b<!sl swiftly that the gre 1uc.r part of the Hank Young. Otho Tracy and Con- 1 Uvea at Charleston been dead ror nearly a month, alons Ume of peace wtn &lve nothlnl Lo • of the Loyal Sum and Dauglltero· ner a t thctr hall thiS evening, by pu~lble shape for tlw nex~ two last quartet Is plaved In semi tr stnble Russell Baker nl Balihnn Mr and Mrs H C Brooks and sld~ the Wheelln& & Lake Erle keep peace," Rev. H. L. HenthorDe ...;. class or the Chun;,1 of Chnst. at the mernben ol the local po5t aux- gumes which close the '*'ason 1110\ In toUt\ darkneM especially on 'I uesda y alt-ernoon Bettie McVey ot PlcR.sant Valley rallrc.ad track& near Huron, 0, ot the Simpson M. E church, IAJ$1 the!! ~::gull~~ mo 1hhly busmess thuty The crlpplf'.J> of last week are 1 a cloudy day. Much ' entbuslB.sm Is Shirit'Y and We§ley Deem on \\'hose whre the guests of Mr and Mn November 6th, has been taken by tn hb talk on the "Cost of YlorJd -'.: 1 meetmg EJght.ce 11 ',\ et(' plesent. An Armi.9tlce Oll.y program will ICUitdhlg Into g1eat shape, except being shown among the students in property part of the lmpleme:ats C ~j· RW:S Tue~ay. \the county omdals here as a por - War," at the ArrnJstlce Day .pre- "'i 11 lncludil1g membc 1s and se'lleral be given during the dinner and all th" tl.eet, Guinther who still seemll l regard to the Frldny fray and H wuc sal1 to have been di.~Cn\lerNt Rut sses ary ances Jvden ot slble clue 1.0 the whereabouts or &ram held at the senor h18h aebool ·f guests Legionnaires are Invited The din· ~Lffi[What lame as tht: result. ut la1ge crowd Is a.nticJpated l"''er~ brou@:ht to the count) jRII turn~dh!~~ re:asc~n:eln re- ~ Olles G Bn,tth, local prominent here, Wednesday morn1n1. During the cou 1se oJ the bus!- nt>r wlll b6 sened a~ six oclock the tl:'rri!lc blow recel\led m the a.nd the chsrgf' or posseShlon of 5 ndln 8 rew daY 1ven n1 a ter buahleU man who dlaappeared ·Tm million lives were 11ven and uess niectlng plans were discussed 1GallipoliS game some weekll ago • • j tmplements designed tor thf' manu- a':d oaflon ys n Columbus from the .street.a of Pittsbun&h ex· 1\tty-one bUUon dollars spent. dut• fur holding their rei..11a 1 Clll'tstma~ 1 Pierotti Bllmo easel Crow and facture ar Intoxicating liQuor was 1 Dr T H~ld Co land or _ at'tly three week! aao. In& the sreat war:· he aaid.. ..It .. party Followmg the meeth).l'l t hose CJRCLE MEI:TING Dickie Wtnebrenner are all ahow-1 • filed ford 0 s nt TU peda Bed The diuovery of the unidentUied would be better to hold our J)I80e present engaged In f'andy makmg The Federated Circle met m the tng g1 eat form and fast coming out Several bArrels or mat:h ·were dis- 1 aum' 5 ~s ~s ~• •"!:th his man at the Lake city was btouaht conferences before 'i\'ar than ..,._. ~ / _ Prcsbytebrlan church Tuesday even of the kmk R which nave bel:'n slowco·.ered and destroyed by the raid· an ...... , Karel 1 to the attention of Sherltr A. 0 'ft'ar ENTERTAiN-s CLUB lng wiLh Mrs. Byron Bmg , Mrs lng up their work ICCi'ntly Han<ii lng officers and a smal; keg of wine ICarleton and slater MISS Edna Tracy Tuesday evenlna by a res!"The victory dou not; end Mrs Oscr.r Klein o:nlerLained th~ Belle VaUQ:hn and dal:ghLer Anna, capped by lnj ur!e:; and sickness Rev. Emil J. Klotz to .Speak wa~ uncovered m rhe Deems barn 1 Coptland at Kingsbury dent ~r Rutland, who' reeeh-ed a because the feellns or hab'ed ..UU .._ members cr t ile nve- hundted c lub I Mrs Ln:zle Jennings as hust.esses they have play~d g1eat games but The officers saad the tv.o ~tills , N ~s ~I FT '!ctlselsteln went to newspaper account of the incident exlat.l. U we would follow the lui4 nL her home 0 ,1 'lhlrd Avenue After buslneL'I W!\8 <~l~nsed with even betLet wo11t IS looked for by at Bethany M. £. Chur<jh were located nea. a boundary line ( ll\'l e ue ay to vLo;;iL \\lth from a daughter at Marlette. 1111 principle& laid down by ctil1s6, Tue:iday ti.ftt>mobn A number o! rlulnty refreshments \\ele sened b\1 the Purple and Wlute supporter~:~ • h £ • of the DeemS property and a nelgb- n:l.aUves unUJ Sunday The newspaper artJcle which we could end all wars!" guests were present the hostesses Fnday as they seem \.o be rounding m t e venlftl boring farm TI1cy !.aid Lhat Rever- H Frank Fugate and Ml s Tom was printed In a Marietta news· Tile Plotram was very appro. Fu st club prize lor high score ,nto perfect physical shape al paths led from the h ouse to the f.nnessey went to Worthington pap.:r, :stated briefly \hat the body prlately presented wlt.h t.be An»Js·,~,a~ awat·ded to M1 s cecil Brad· •:mnznuntr• t Lv~al rans who are much Rev Enrtl J. Klotz, 11Str1ct su· hidden stills. Wednesday to VlsiL Tom Hennes.se} of an unldentllled man wu round tlce Da7 adctreu b:r Rev. •Hent.boqle bury, ancl i:iccontJ cluo p11ze l.ll Mrs I wrought up over t.he remalnlug pertntendent or the Central oer· The two brothers denied the who Is recelvtn1 treatment . Lhl'.l;e l"{o\ember 6 1n a ronei)' epot. alone with the enUre memberahip of the J:o:dwurd Dutfv Mt3 J p stewart ~;ames v.:lll ha\le a basis ror com- man Methodist conference will be ownership of the Illegal paraph~has 11 ""''"1 hhavinltl1 troubJ~ tor ' he Huron rtver near the Wbeellnc hl&b echool praent at the auembb rece1ved the guest m ,ze parlson, they thInk, for the In Pomeroy Tht1rsdo.y eventna:. He nalia They were taken before Ji..ur me w t a st neck. & Lake Erie railroad trackl. 'Ole for the olleervanee of thla mem011al DelicJ.cus 1efles1uneuts \\l're Thlinksglvlng game, afte1 the Lo- will speak at thi! Bethany Metho<li8t lice of the Peace Frank Siowe, St:ll:!f~thNe~vtlle was a body wae covered with a tarpauUn. daJ ...,.. _ _ _ ..cw-_ served gan tilt hc1e Frida.} Howe~er, Church. Rev Klotz Is a torcetul Wednesday mornllli tor a preUmfn" ere uesday. The coroner then reported that .-1C'cmparatlve scores mean little or speakt!t, one who holcls the a.tten- ary hearing They were rtned $100 James Parcher of Colwnbus the man had probably died from ' Mthing and those people who base ti(\Jl of hill audience at all Umes, and costs Mrs. Oeorge Bauer ot Middle- skuU fnctures trorn a blow on the QVILTI~G BEE Mr11 R1chs!'J Hordcn , Mrs Perry hcpes on comparative scores alone w)lo can b<- counted on to gtve hls A brother, Luke Deem was arrest· were &uests ot Mias head Otaves, M1 s Cl1a riJ~ Mayes, Mls::! are doomed t.o many disappoint.- llster.frs somethmK- to think about ed Wednesday momiDB on a chaige Sherlff '1'racy I.DunCiat.ely lent a or Bet.bani " Sustc Taylor and Mliis Etta Gaskill tnotol ed t..o Gallipolis Tuesday even bull season, The service "''~I begl.l at 7 so of clou.'> license He was a rettlmed week endMon· visit Ina them to Cld complete Mns. A.. during the course of a. fooL- whent-ver he spealr:.'J dttvtng an plates. automobile withplaced hell· .... de&Ulg for o. vls1t with ~he latte1 's sisLegan lest to the Yellow Jackets with Rev Glenp Tennell in cha.rae. In the <XJUnty jail eriptlone ot t!w man tound ter Margnret Oaskill, who IS rc( UJ.:Ct :ltHli{ from a 1P('C nt uperal!Oll cf Mtddleport at LogR.n . last week This service Will afford an opIll the HolZeJ haspltill Miss Gast,.!' tho txtremely close Score of portunUy to local people to l)ear a POMEROY H. S. kLll 1s :-~Jowl} llll!Jrcv\ng , eight to seven which shows two VIsiting mlnfster who has built a CHESTER WOMAN IS t htngs The first Is t.ha.t Logan r~putatlon for &ood, concbc and STRICKEN IN yARD MIDDU:PORT Ml:<. Chm l!:!s Brooks and wu fRID",Y, NOV 13 must not be treated lighLly l>ut th•L lntel't'stlng sermon.s Rev Klotl; 'Ille of the M1 • • ~ very boy en the squad and evel y makes his home at. Cleveland. His Charles have both I.Jt:el' co nfu~d to Epb!copal church will meet with Mn Ellza.beth Baer, widow of Mrs W. A Compton at her home rcoter m the stands must do his dutleJo; are such that he Is able to tht' l' h o m ~ ~n Mmn St1ct'! fu. th..! a:ao r. J\.1. part, the rouner In 11 playing way get to Pomeroy but four times the late Sebastian Baer died sud- on We.st Main 11\.reet Thursday afpa:;t .~rVt.: rnl days nnd the latter bv lending their annually This meeting is !.he tlret denly Wednesday morning- at her ternoon Nov. 1~ . ¥iss Louise Me· MJDDLEPORT JllGII MI .;, Rolu! B!lt11c s JJo; umll1 ul prcst' nce and moral support at tno I of the current church year and & home near Ohest.er. She was In Cune Q( Colwnbu&. Dtoce86n Auxtito tlw hlJmc r. 1 Third Avcnu~ w1til • SCHOOL FJEI.D ' ' gam'::, Quarterly Conferen~e with the the yard getting wood when she Prt.sidenL wlll · addreas the •lllless. ' . , Bethany Church oftlc 1:tl'i wUI be was stricken. with what was be- r,~tfll8'. M1s BErtha Hlllmltou and I 1 The second Js LhaL thl' Ye low i held by Rev. Klotz tmmedlately u.,ed to have been a. cerebral hemM!i.Igut'nle Bl'lll cf Columbus ar· , Mr and Mrs Alban. Mr and Admioaion 25c-35c Ja.ckets had an off day, as that following the religious ~~ervlce~o orrhage She was 74 yean ot uge Mts. Woods oi Jacksoll, 'Mrs. Wood& 11\1{(1 1uesd:11 let• a visit with Mr I , team Is a much better combination and had not been m. She leavt~ of Oklahoma are valUng the Davies •1nri Mt s Tom t c 1slnff •• , -· • .. ul player~ than the result vr the • \V,!ldo ~.YPI!I Hn'l'.aiCI and D:ma nr.t."t!'!UUUf1t!lu ,UU.: •••• ~UU:~lt' !our daughters 9.nd two son'! Pu· alsters on Vale street. Logan gnme showed. As a. matter LEND-A-HAND MEETS nerol arrangementa are being made Mls; Sa.rah Phillips went to ol ra ct th(' boys appearea ~ - !!ttl ~ clnnatl Wednesday on a businesll • t::t l", whl d 1 H"Ene rally comes to The regular monthly meeting of by P'lnsterwald un~rtakem t vc1 y tcwn onct during U1e ~lloSun the Lend·A-Haud society of Simp· however eXC':!llent and desirable in them· !~!nc'! !u~ ~ published '!!! .......,- TI!B DAILY I'RIBUW., POMZROT, OJm). 'l'RE MEIGS PUBLISHING COMPANY g of POIDCI"'J, Ohkl Robst.1 Jl~ .!t~ aa4 CircOiall?n Dept. UoU ~-R I'Of l:d.Uodal 01Dce Call %341-L ___:-~ -:-:::-=c-=-:--­ ~VERTISING REPRESENTATIVES Devlne·Tenney CorporaUon 1 so.).'; re· 1 1 :"ATIR!fAL !11~1.1 New YorK. and Chicago 1 ra~!.ctl\y aru~r personaJs I· lot Rev. Henthorne I Addresses Scbool I 1 1 DIStriCt Head To Be Here Thursday waJ.\ 1 1 J T~ GOOD SHEPHERD- The Lord is my shepherd; I •1:\P.Il not want. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me ill the days of my life: and I w1ll dwell in the house of the Lord forever.-Psalm 23:1, 6. FOOTBALL 1 1 LOGAN H. S. vs. NOTICE ,, U!~nl:-~ ~wlr~e~t<>~t~h~e~po~U~ce~ol~l(unm~~~~·w~"~~~~~~~~;·f:~~-~-~quD~tln&:~•t · Auction Sale 1 We are now open· ing an Electric ~llop -AND in the Downey buildmg, 2nd. Eaat Pomeroy. fully St., We are equipped and experienced for houae wiring, : repair · _Wullinw COLD WEATHER SPECIALS o f f!'l~F-iline•- . 'tl~tric Refr11erator~ i, -5weepers and Elec· tric Appliances general. in ) pat· Your ronoge will )fe great• ly appreciated. MODEL ELECTRIC ~·ERVICE ) I I ' RALFH ,. courge tt must not be oHJ iook· son church CWCKENS STOLEN ;;~;~u;•;··~~ ~~~~~,::~•~:Durst of Eas.t • was heJ,s TI.Jesc:la.y · ev2n week -lhd Ln ping, elusive running Shorty Bea.· In addition to the regular order A peeullar colnclde~ ver waa not to condition to p'r~\!CI! jor bus.lnt:ss the anmtal ek!Qtlon QfJ the C&ill at Prank Farley, ~ who Bet.zlna and Mlas t11e kind of n gtlme that he geus~ om~rs was held resulting In th~ ahered to hJLve stolen a number vi.SJted' M'r and Mn •. lly nuns ln E.~tep and Neal also election ot the !c.llowlng. MrB. chickens from Carney OJ'(Ien, wu ~~P:;Jr~~.~~Jn Columbus Saturw--1e slightly mdjsposed, which I Lizzie Young, Pres. M1& Mary Hu- brought to IIIJht here when the com- d Mra. A. N. l;khaeler, Mrs ~phie .neaus that the att.ack uf the Jack·l ber, Vice Pres, Mt1!. Mary Renshaw mon pleas court set the date tor Fisher and Mrs H V. Carl vtalted -"l< l'itturall\1 wtu! at the lowest Bec'y .. Mills Lydia Ebersbach.Aasiat the trial P< s:>I!.Jie ebb. Sec'y . a.nd Mrs Emma Foss, 'freas. The ease wiD be heard In the Mrs. Phutp Duerr Monday1 at her At the clOtJe of the meeting dell- common pleas oourt here P'rtdny home on Chester Rood. On the other l1a~J It must not claus refreshments were served by hich ' M~ Anna Hllbl'T of MtnenWUle be owrlooked that the Logan PUl'- I the hasteMe!!l, Mrs Je,;se Brewster, W happens to be the proverbl81 was ,the uest of M,rs Mary Huber pie Rnd Whltf' Is coa.ched by an Mrs Lizzie Young and Mrs Mary dll) or Friday the 13th. Of course. Monday and Tuesdfi.Y. un and coming coach, the populal· Renshaw · that alone is nat pecullar but the "Red" Longley who does not take ract that the ehlckens were :Jtolen defeat l~·ms down "Red" 1188 been an Frlda.,Y the 13th, 1s quite a toCLASS MEETING 15usJiy emtaged In oulldtng up his TWO ARE FINED incidence. Ogden's chicken~~; were The Queen Esther class of ~th5tc len on Frlday, Pebruary lB. ' lo:'om ever since the opening game any church held ~-~lr re1ular DJ,eet and eacn I\\I[Cecdm6 week shows Mose Qll811a and Floyd Rose were · . 1 ' , tng TueSday evenibf at the church. wl>at unprovcmcuts he hru; made taken before Squire E R Titus MARRlAGk LJCE~SE After the bUlilne&a , a lso- ed. that the hard drtvlng, !do~ sttp-ling I _..,{,;,... Friday Night l ·. -AT-- 1 ~~ 275-X · Phone cr 1 I · Indoor Carnival . __ YOUN_G-, ) ~.,;...~~\ __, ·" . w .. 1hP best shape shown during the season They t ied Athen ~;: they fOU8ht Middlepm t to a ftms~ and they wUI ~ ·• ' charges of intoxlca.tlon They were the probate court here Wednesday each fined $5 and costs illld were morning to Gordon Olenn WesL, 24, committed to the countv ]ail uuLII of Racine and Esther A ' Longs~ the fine and oo."ts are paid worth, 21, of Letart Falls. MASONI_C TEMPLE ' ' 7:30P.M. : MIDDLEPORT BUSIN~ MEN'S ASSOCIATION •' ! '• Mr. Schaetfer of Hart & Co. of Cleveland will be 1t the 'fobbyof the Remington Hotel, Pomeroy, Thunda)r and .Friday, November 12th and 13th, displaying ~~w Hartfoni 1 Moment:&; ~undet'B, 9.30', Popujar ; ll BaHroom Orch; 12 12.!l0, 11le Pla.za ' ' I 2 Room Walnut Porcelain Clrnulato"' 3 Rd.om Walnut Porc~laln $29.50 $32.50 $iUS $49.85 $89.50 Circulalor ,, ., 4 Room WalnuL Pokt:laln Circulator 5 Rmlnl wllnut Porcelain Circulator 1 Room Walnut PoreelaiD Clrealator All above coal heaters are priced 20% All former customers of ours will be given the PcOf~~P~tY. to~ m~ke their s~lec~lons and pur· ·~~~ tt tJns «.~~· as Sue·Lehew wdl be there to helP. you mmaking yol_lr ' fittings. All hats sold .ana 'delivered iiffinediatel · ~ .~ .. ' r"L.... ,.. ~ - Y. sellJng priM l.n4 m:ut. be rtto•ef stock. . ,, . to under. rerular ~e • HOI;l for aew ACT QUICK NOW. GAlS HEATERS RAY OLO ltEATERS-il<autltul deslrm-$12.50 Up. Rf<;ZNORS-One ol the old reliable heat.ers, $2.95 Up. COAL RANGES Cre«<e.nt hall lillie poll&bed. top.-Whl&e t.rlm, , ~. price l ' 1411.50- ~ow . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . $39.e& 1 Pointer PoreelaiD all over, butt' color. Beplar price fli.aG, NOW ,, - .. - · · .. -- -- · -- · $69.50 McMaster Hdwe. Co. TWO STORES ,, , Middleport ' Pomeroy H. w. McM ..Ier, Owner L. D. MoMaater, Owner •J I ~ ...... - i ' I ·.·'' at COAL HEATERS . a·ao, lO·U. Variety, l0:46, Bob Fall and Wi•''' MILLJNEI\Y . 6:00 Sunalllue; 6.30, DOl! :~~! --.~·,''"; Lowell Tl'iOtnas: '2:00, Andy: 7:i~. Dance orch; (08~700) Rhyr.tlm • \ I~ ' ' • ' . ' an r1 ay an Your Dolla_.s Will Buy 'More Durlnl SPECIAL SALE! Mlddle,.rt aad Rutla•d ·-· �W.plNESDAY, mE DAn.Y TRIBUNE, POUEROY, OHlO. E DAILY TRIBUNE n. at omce a. .:'.!ll!..flJILIIII~jj,<"'>I'IIO•"'-lmll>&•ttt~ Jllam ; • Sept. ~~~. the Post 4, Qldo, UDder tht' Act. !Jf Ma.rch 3. 1179 ·• Publilhed Daily aud ...........~ •• ;,.: - ~~~ .•. . -~·~· '"'' !10 <( ~..era, WJJONDDAY, NOV!!I4llm ll.lm. ll , 1031 ,.1; "Is This a Private Fight or Can Anybody Get in T' l_ - -----.....:...-,;::;::"- ....,.... '•J pz '"""""3,' ...illlliiP' ~)'. [A)cated. on Lower Second Street, Pomeroy, 0 • 'Wbea our Mendl 'liel:l<1 ua tett.en or news matter lor pubUcatlon th~y ~Jb i,i C$.M.;' alfD their rwne-althouJh not ~rlly to In prlfttid. AnollYlftOUI NOVE~E:R Middleport News By John P. Modbury l'beDe ......... 'h Vir&'inia Grera PBONZ IIU•L : ~UHPlE PANTHER §t~~~Er~~J~ C~UNH OffiC£11Sj~EJ4~i~:'I:~t~\800l ~f MAN AT :E~-;g.;::.;.~. • (j H•on t\rJ U ~ ::::::r:~~':".::~::~~ UNCO~[R TW~ BIG:.~.~~~':..: "'.~f' ,:_ HUR~N OHIO MAY ~e;'~~~=.c:: . 15 W U"RKIN~ 1 1rno UJl l"GAN U (]rAuE :v: lh~:~. ~:"::~ z:, ·.:%.~.~~ STilletJ AT o•cHAN·~.;·,; HlJ . . . . .,..·:~Be·~f~·~.·~!~.'~,:.'~.- . ._. .--.. .,_, . BE Gl'l[S SMITH I~~f~~ ~· ~.:;~ ' ~ what a traz11rormauon Lonole" hN , produced J necl.e<l, t.o PltUburlb c.u rrc 'l July lltb, um . to ...,..,_., tn&eDI- load of IU'QdUOI. Bm.Jtb had Mn Paraell waa the dauehtt:r of W. COLORED MAN FINED Bym or Mlddloport and Ray.,. · "DRUNK" CHARGE t:l5 of Racine were called to Ne w tcnl&ht as he wUI alllo have &p.in would remain 1rl that city until ....... , ON Brighton, Penn , Tuepay becau!,' Thuu~day evenJna t:.pectaJ ato.u. -of tht. death ot Wtkv Byers k'ntwn Is bel""' otven certain d •illlduate ot tlu! PomEroy Hlah followinl Sunday ' , ... nhcol and 11lnce araduation h&A Larae report.td to Jc.cal o1Bcil.la • Jltn SlnRUS n(gro who was a1Mt nnd Mrs c w H1un::.ey left C • plays while ROme of the T B rested Saturday night by umccr Isunday for a wt:ek's v\s1t wnh npp 1el Are R oun d't Dl ' lt:nslve boya 1u-e being drilled lona and WO rot hera 0 n WhOle bet! n 1n Mad!Aan. wwon.s1n and Sheriff Tracy luvealital- that he saw Smith Jut at. • ecrtalD W11l1n.m \HI.~ "lv<'n ntal- l lheir'Lwo at ~untml!,mn To In Great Shape. lcaretully on offensive movement.:~ Property Sti1J 1 Were f:u'!'~a~n~::!!~U:Nu~:ina Incident For , ::;;th:zn.!~ 1 ~~eP1=,\ = ing before Mayor J E. Hu1 ·'' I Mrs B P' Fultz Br left foa ColumF WhiCh are ClllculAI.ed to brt111 m F d M Fa 11 1 tf!d .1 1 rl ~s·Jo.y t1ight nt th .> Mlll or s omce bus Tuesday tc r ~cvt-r ..l do~}:; Holt or Con t el t su.lt.s lu a sco"""'"' way The --~ oun r rre 11 oo.mec w th thf' ldentifl'~•ti'on baa not been teen ..nee and loul < ~ I ....... •-·· ' Ohio Bell T~2phone Co a11 chlet I play hu been a\,IIJMICted trom l.be 1 ~ n1:er, WM cund I!.Ul!t; cu .m J L L11mbl'rL und b.uuly .nuul RECENT SCORES will start promptly at three thlrt.y 1 dratt.eman ir. the enoln«-rtn• d•-ta 1 It"- h hu ~ 1 1 ohar(!e ot int Xlcatlan and Wa.<J 1 Wt•dncsda; from their h"m~ ma : Fllday att.ernoon at the Mlddleport BROUGHT TO JAIL LOCAL MAN MISSING I, ~t:•-!t.'IUU(I: no cue u.::en fined $50 and C06ts aud c~m:nltt.ed 11Hobf.on to <the Roy ConY.ay re.s1hloh school tleld. Thl• Ia done a:.... pa.rtment. ....... ...... Mr and Mrs Pan.ell are at homf' to ja1l until bot h are pa1d A chaoijt' dence on Locust StHet. • d' t H k• B 1tor two reason&, the nrat 1n ora...r D 0 h' · t.h f I 1288 uf mtcrren1g \\.than omcer .n the ClaH•nce Kent retuwcd to 1, • 11 lCI!l e oc lDI OYS 1to ghe the Lopn cont.inaent a eny wnera lp But fin• 6°ole :; ~~rn=~~ at EaM Since October 22nd When da:c htll'f':f' or his duly .... as .. tw home m Columbus Under Lanaley, Are chance t.o get home after tbe pme ed $100; Third Broth· He Mysterioualy Dia· l agamst Singer:. but ht' was nc.;r enjoying a brlt> f v1slt llPie \ lth 1el1 rovlD&' Iat nc.t too late an hour The s ..."OJnd. l A t d tilHI on thtll chnt..,e Jue::.dk>l Ut- atne:. and frie-nds. mp course, Is due lA) the time of er rrea e I appeared rune , year -1 FEAST J<' OR LEGION ( Hard at work m anUclpatlon of Wh•n games at thu tlme of sea Tv;o compl(>te 11tllls coils and a CLASS HOSTESS The mf'mbf'rs of lh t Feene}-Ben· the oormng Logan contest the Pur- son go beyond t he lhe thirty mark- ~ compression tank. we're confiscated Mrs Mary Huber returned home A report o r the discovery of the 1 " In Ume of ;;;:--people wtU IIC• Mrs FttJd I Gurdnr•J was ho8otes• nett Post of the Amellcan Legion !dC Panth rs are leaving no stone shadows fall across lhe gridiron s~ by deputj. sherift's, Dana fracy, Sa.turday after a vhlt 'Aith rEia- body o1 a man belleved to have riftoe a.ll to keep ~ar golns, yet. .In Tuesday evening to the lmmbcJ, ~~o 11l be served with a banquet $-'lin- unturned m getti ng Into the b<!sl swiftly that the gre 1uc.r part of the Hank Young. Otho Tracy and Con- 1 Uvea at Charleston been dead ror nearly a month, alons Ume of peace wtn &lve nothlnl Lo • of the Loyal Sum and Dauglltero· ner a t thctr hall thiS evening, by pu~lble shape for tlw nex~ two last quartet Is plaved In semi tr stnble Russell Baker nl Balihnn Mr and Mrs H C Brooks and sld~ the Wheelln& & Lake Erle keep peace," Rev. H. L. HenthorDe ...;. class or the Chun;,1 of Chnst. at the mernben ol the local po5t aux- gumes which close the '*'ason 1110\ In toUt\ darkneM especially on 'I uesda y alt-ernoon Bettie McVey ot PlcR.sant Valley rallrc.ad track& near Huron, 0, ot the Simpson M. E church, IAJ$1 the!! ~::gull~~ mo 1hhly busmess thuty The crlpplf'.J> of last week are 1 a cloudy day. Much ' entbuslB.sm Is Shirit'Y and We§ley Deem on \\'hose whre the guests of Mr and Mn November 6th, has been taken by tn hb talk on the "Cost of YlorJd -'.: 1 meetmg EJght.ce 11 ',\ et(' plesent. An Armi.9tlce Oll.y program will ICUitdhlg Into g1eat shape, except being shown among the students in property part of the lmpleme:ats C ~j· RW:S Tue~ay. \the county omdals here as a por - War," at the ArrnJstlce Day .pre- "'i 11 lncludil1g membc 1s and se'lleral be given during the dinner and all th" tl.eet, Guinther who still seemll l regard to the Frldny fray and H wuc sal1 to have been di.~Cn\lerNt Rut sses ary ances Jvden ot slble clue 1.0 the whereabouts or &ram held at the senor h18h aebool ·f guests Legionnaires are Invited The din· ~Lffi[What lame as tht: result. ut la1ge crowd Is a.nticJpated l"''er~ brou@:ht to the count) jRII turn~dh!~~ re:asc~n:eln re- ~ Olles G Bn,tth, local prominent here, Wednesday morn1n1. During the cou 1se oJ the bus!- nt>r wlll b6 sened a~ six oclock the tl:'rri!lc blow recel\led m the a.nd the chsrgf' or posseShlon of 5 ndln 8 rew daY 1ven n1 a ter buahleU man who dlaappeared ·Tm million lives were 11ven and uess niectlng plans were discussed 1GallipoliS game some weekll ago • • j tmplements designed tor thf' manu- a':d oaflon ys n Columbus from the .street.a of Pittsbun&h ex· 1\tty-one bUUon dollars spent. dut• fur holding their rei..11a 1 Clll'tstma~ 1 Pierotti Bllmo easel Crow and facture ar Intoxicating liQuor was 1 Dr T H~ld Co land or _ at'tly three week! aao. In& the sreat war:· he aaid.. ..It .. party Followmg the meeth).l'l t hose CJRCLE MEI:TING Dickie Wtnebrenner are all ahow-1 • filed ford 0 s nt TU peda Bed The diuovery of the unidentUied would be better to hold our J)I80e present engaged In f'andy makmg The Federated Circle met m the tng g1 eat form and fast coming out Several bArrels or mat:h ·were dis- 1 aum' 5 ~s ~s ~• •"!:th his man at the Lake city was btouaht conferences before 'i\'ar than ..,._. ~ / _ Prcsbytebrlan church Tuesday even of the kmk R which nave bel:'n slowco·.ered and destroyed by the raid· an ...... , Karel 1 to the attention of Sherltr A. 0 'ft'ar ENTERTAiN-s CLUB lng wiLh Mrs. Byron Bmg , Mrs lng up their work ICCi'ntly Han<ii lng officers and a smal; keg of wine ICarleton and slater MISS Edna Tracy Tuesday evenlna by a res!"The victory dou not; end Mrs Oscr.r Klein o:nlerLained th~ Belle VaUQ:hn and dal:ghLer Anna, capped by lnj ur!e:; and sickness Rev. Emil J. Klotz to .Speak wa~ uncovered m rhe Deems barn 1 Coptland at Kingsbury dent ~r Rutland, who' reeeh-ed a because the feellns or hab'ed ..UU .._ members cr t ile nve- hundted c lub I Mrs Ln:zle Jennings as hust.esses they have play~d g1eat games but The officers saad the tv.o ~tills , N ~s ~I FT '!ctlselsteln went to newspaper account of the incident exlat.l. U we would follow the lui4 nL her home 0 ,1 'lhlrd Avenue After buslneL'I W!\8 <~l~nsed with even betLet wo11t IS looked for by at Bethany M. £. Chur<jh were located nea. a boundary line ( ll\'l e ue ay to vLo;;iL \\lth from a daughter at Marlette. 1111 principle& laid down by ctil1s6, Tue:iday ti.ftt>mobn A number o! rlulnty refreshments \\ele sened b\1 the Purple and Wlute supporter~:~ • h £ • of the DeemS property and a nelgb- n:l.aUves unUJ Sunday The newspaper artJcle which we could end all wars!" guests were present the hostesses Fnday as they seem \.o be rounding m t e venlftl boring farm TI1cy !.aid Lhat Rever- H Frank Fugate and Ml s Tom was printed In a Marietta news· Tile Plotram was very appro. Fu st club prize lor high score ,nto perfect physical shape al paths led from the h ouse to the f.nnessey went to Worthington pap.:r, :stated briefly \hat the body prlately presented wlt.h t.be An»Js·,~,a~ awat·ded to M1 s cecil Brad· •:mnznuntr• t Lv~al rans who are much Rev Enrtl J. Klotz, 11Str1ct su· hidden stills. Wednesday to VlsiL Tom Hennes.se} of an unldentllled man wu round tlce Da7 adctreu b:r Rev. •Hent.boqle bury, ancl i:iccontJ cluo p11ze l.ll Mrs I wrought up over t.he remalnlug pertntendent or the Central oer· The two brothers denied the who Is recelvtn1 treatment . Lhl'.l;e l"{o\ember 6 1n a ronei)' epot. alone with the enUre memberahip of the J:o:dwurd Dutfv Mt3 J p stewart ~;ames v.:lll ha\le a basis ror com- man Methodist conference will be ownership of the Illegal paraph~has 11 ""''"1 hhavinltl1 troubJ~ tor ' he Huron rtver near the Wbeellnc hl&b echool praent at the auembb rece1ved the guest m ,ze parlson, they thInk, for the In Pomeroy Tht1rsdo.y eventna:. He nalia They were taken before Ji..ur me w t a st neck. & Lake Erie railroad trackl. 'Ole for the olleervanee of thla mem011al DelicJ.cus 1efles1uneuts \\l're Thlinksglvlng game, afte1 the Lo- will speak at thi! Bethany Metho<li8t lice of the Peace Frank Siowe, St:ll:!f~thNe~vtlle was a body wae covered with a tarpauUn. daJ ...,.. _ _ _ ..cw-_ served gan tilt hc1e Frida.} Howe~er, Church. Rev Klotz Is a torcetul Wednesday mornllli tor a preUmfn" ere uesday. The coroner then reported that .-1C'cmparatlve scores mean little or speakt!t, one who holcls the a.tten- ary hearing They were rtned $100 James Parcher of Colwnbus the man had probably died from ' Mthing and those people who base ti(\Jl of hill audience at all Umes, and costs Mrs. Oeorge Bauer ot Middle- skuU fnctures trorn a blow on the QVILTI~G BEE Mr11 R1chs!'J Hordcn , Mrs Perry hcpes on comparative scores alone w)lo can b<- counted on to gtve hls A brother, Luke Deem was arrest· were &uests ot Mias head Otaves, M1 s Cl1a riJ~ Mayes, Mls::! are doomed t.o many disappoint.- llster.frs somethmK- to think about ed Wednesday momiDB on a chaige Sherlff '1'racy I.DunCiat.ely lent a or Bet.bani " Sustc Taylor and Mliis Etta Gaskill tnotol ed t..o Gallipolis Tuesday even bull season, The service "''~I begl.l at 7 so of clou.'> license He was a rettlmed week endMon· visit Ina them to Cld complete Mns. A.. during the course of a. fooL- whent-ver he spealr:.'J dttvtng an plates. automobile withplaced hell· .... de&Ulg for o. vls1t with ~he latte1 's sisLegan lest to the Yellow Jackets with Rev Glenp Tennell in cha.rae. In the <XJUnty jail eriptlone ot t!w man tound ter Margnret Oaskill, who IS rc( UJ.:Ct :ltHli{ from a 1P('C nt uperal!Oll cf Mtddleport at LogR.n . last week This service Will afford an opIll the HolZeJ haspltill Miss Gast,.!' tho txtremely close Score of portunUy to local people to l)ear a POMEROY H. S. kLll 1s :-~Jowl} llll!Jrcv\ng , eight to seven which shows two VIsiting mlnfster who has built a CHESTER WOMAN IS t htngs The first Is t.ha.t Logan r~putatlon for &ood, concbc and STRICKEN IN yARD MIDDU:PORT Ml:<. Chm l!:!s Brooks and wu fRID",Y, NOV 13 must not be treated lighLly l>ut th•L lntel't'stlng sermon.s Rev Klotl; 'Ille of the M1 • • ~ very boy en the squad and evel y makes his home at. Cleveland. His Charles have both I.Jt:el' co nfu~d to Epb!copal church will meet with Mn Ellza.beth Baer, widow of Mrs W. A Compton at her home rcoter m the stands must do his dutleJo; are such that he Is able to tht' l' h o m ~ ~n Mmn St1ct'! fu. th..! a:ao r. J\.1. part, the rouner In 11 playing way get to Pomeroy but four times the late Sebastian Baer died sud- on We.st Main 11\.reet Thursday afpa:;t .~rVt.: rnl days nnd the latter bv lending their annually This meeting is !.he tlret denly Wednesday morning- at her ternoon Nov. 1~ . ¥iss Louise Me· MJDDLEPORT JllGII MI .;, Rolu! B!lt11c s JJo; umll1 ul prcst' nce and moral support at tno I of the current church year and & home near Ohest.er. She was In Cune Q( Colwnbu&. Dtoce86n Auxtito tlw hlJmc r. 1 Third Avcnu~ w1til • SCHOOL FJEI.D ' ' gam'::, Quarterly Conferen~e with the the yard getting wood when she Prt.sidenL wlll · addreas the •lllless. ' . , Bethany Church oftlc 1:tl'i wUI be was stricken. with what was be- r,~tfll8'. M1s BErtha Hlllmltou and I 1 The second Js LhaL thl' Ye low i held by Rev. Klotz tmmedlately u.,ed to have been a. cerebral hemM!i.Igut'nle Bl'lll cf Columbus ar· , Mr and Mrs Alban. Mr and Admioaion 25c-35c Ja.ckets had an off day, as that following the religious ~~ervlce~o orrhage She was 74 yean ot uge Mts. Woods oi Jacksoll, 'Mrs. Wood& 11\1{(1 1uesd:11 let• a visit with Mr I , team Is a much better combination and had not been m. She leavt~ of Oklahoma are valUng the Davies •1nri Mt s Tom t c 1slnff •• , -· • .. ul player~ than the result vr the • \V,!ldo ~.YPI!I Hn'l'.aiCI and D:ma nr.t."t!'!UUUf1t!lu ,UU.: •••• ~UU:~lt' !our daughters 9.nd two son'! Pu· alsters on Vale street. Logan gnme showed. As a. matter LEND-A-HAND MEETS nerol arrangementa are being made Mls; Sa.rah Phillips went to ol ra ct th(' boys appearea ~ - !!ttl ~ clnnatl Wednesday on a businesll • t::t l", whl d 1 H"Ene rally comes to The regular monthly meeting of by P'lnsterwald un~rtakem t vc1 y tcwn onct during U1e ~lloSun the Lend·A-Haud society of Simp· however eXC':!llent and desirable in them· !~!nc'! !u~ ~ published '!!! .......,- TI!B DAILY I'RIBUW., POMZROT, OJm). 'l'RE MEIGS PUBLISHING COMPANY g of POIDCI"'J, Ohkl Robst.1 Jl~ .!t~ aa4 CircOiall?n Dept. UoU ~-R I'Of l:d.Uodal 01Dce Call %341-L ___:-~ -:-:::-=c-=-:--­ ~VERTISING REPRESENTATIVES Devlne·Tenney CorporaUon 1 so.).'; re· 1 1 :"ATIR!fAL !11~1.1 New YorK. and Chicago 1 ra~!.ctl\y aru~r personaJs I· lot Rev. Henthorne I Addresses Scbool I 1 1 DIStriCt Head To Be Here Thursday waJ.\ 1 1 J T~ GOOD SHEPHERD- The Lord is my shepherd; I •1:\P.Il not want. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me ill the days of my life: and I w1ll dwell in the house of the Lord forever.-Psalm 23:1, 6. FOOTBALL 1 1 LOGAN H. S. vs. NOTICE ,, U!~nl:-~ ~wlr~e~t<>~t~h~e~po~U~ce~ol~l(unm~~~~·w~"~~~~~~~~;·f:~~-~-~quD~tln&:~•t · Auction Sale 1 We are now open· ing an Electric ~llop -AND in the Downey buildmg, 2nd. Eaat Pomeroy. fully St., We are equipped and experienced for houae wiring, : repair · _Wullinw COLD WEATHER SPECIALS o f f!'l~F-iline•- . 'tl~tric Refr11erator~ i, -5weepers and Elec· tric Appliances general. in ) pat· Your ronoge will )fe great• ly appreciated. MODEL ELECTRIC ~·ERVICE ) I I ' RALFH ,. courge tt must not be oHJ iook· son church CWCKENS STOLEN ;;~;~u;•;··~~ ~~~~~,::~•~:Durst of Eas.t • was heJ,s TI.Jesc:la.y · ev2n week -lhd Ln ping, elusive running Shorty Bea.· In addition to the regular order A peeullar colnclde~ ver waa not to condition to p'r~\!CI! jor bus.lnt:ss the anmtal ek!Qtlon QfJ the C&ill at Prank Farley, ~ who Bet.zlna and Mlas t11e kind of n gtlme that he geus~ om~rs was held resulting In th~ ahered to hJLve stolen a number vi.SJted' M'r and Mn •. lly nuns ln E.~tep and Neal also election ot the !c.llowlng. MrB. chickens from Carney OJ'(Ien, wu ~~P:;Jr~~.~~Jn Columbus Saturw--1e slightly mdjsposed, which I Lizzie Young, Pres. M1& Mary Hu- brought to IIIJht here when the com- d Mra. A. N. l;khaeler, Mrs ~phie .neaus that the att.ack uf the Jack·l ber, Vice Pres, Mt1!. Mary Renshaw mon pleas court set the date tor Fisher and Mrs H V. Carl vtalted -"l< l'itturall\1 wtu! at the lowest Bec'y .. Mills Lydia Ebersbach.Aasiat the trial P< s:>I!.Jie ebb. Sec'y . a.nd Mrs Emma Foss, 'freas. The ease wiD be heard In the Mrs. Phutp Duerr Monday1 at her At the clOtJe of the meeting dell- common pleas oourt here P'rtdny home on Chester Rood. On the other l1a~J It must not claus refreshments were served by hich ' M~ Anna Hllbl'T of MtnenWUle be owrlooked that the Logan PUl'- I the hasteMe!!l, Mrs Je,;se Brewster, W happens to be the proverbl81 was ,the uest of M,rs Mary Huber pie Rnd Whltf' Is coa.ched by an Mrs Lizzie Young and Mrs Mary dll) or Friday the 13th. Of course. Monday and Tuesdfi.Y. un and coming coach, the populal· Renshaw · that alone is nat pecullar but the "Red" Longley who does not take ract that the ehlckens were :Jtolen defeat l~·ms down "Red" 1188 been an Frlda.,Y the 13th, 1s quite a toCLASS MEETING 15usJiy emtaged In oulldtng up his TWO ARE FINED incidence. Ogden's chicken~~; were The Queen Esther class of ~th5tc len on Frlday, Pebruary lB. ' lo:'om ever since the opening game any church held ~-~lr re1ular DJ,eet and eacn I\\I[Cecdm6 week shows Mose Qll811a and Floyd Rose were · . 1 ' , tng TueSday evenibf at the church. wl>at unprovcmcuts he hru; made taken before Squire E R Titus MARRlAGk LJCE~SE After the bUlilne&a , a lso- ed. that the hard drtvlng, !do~ sttp-ling I _..,{,;,... Friday Night l ·. -AT-- 1 ~~ 275-X · Phone cr 1 I · Indoor Carnival . __ YOUN_G-, ) ~.,;...~~\ __, ·" . w .. 1hP best shape shown during the season They t ied Athen ~;: they fOU8ht Middlepm t to a ftms~ and they wUI ~ ·• ' charges of intoxlca.tlon They were the probate court here Wednesday each fined $5 and costs illld were morning to Gordon Olenn WesL, 24, committed to the countv ]ail uuLII of Racine and Esther A ' Longs~ the fine and oo."ts are paid worth, 21, of Letart Falls. MASONI_C TEMPLE ' ' 7:30P.M. : MIDDLEPORT BUSIN~ MEN'S ASSOCIATION •' ! '• Mr. Schaetfer of Hart & Co. of Cleveland will be 1t the 'fobbyof the Remington Hotel, Pomeroy, Thunda)r and .Friday, November 12th and 13th, displaying ~~w Hartfoni 1 Moment:&; ~undet'B, 9.30', Popujar ; ll BaHroom Orch; 12 12.!l0, 11le Pla.za ' ' I 2 Room Walnut Porcelain Clrnulato"' 3 Rd.om Walnut Porc~laln $29.50 $32.50 $iUS $49.85 $89.50 Circulalor ,, ., 4 Room WalnuL Pokt:laln Circulator 5 Rmlnl wllnut Porcelain Circulator 1 Room Walnut PoreelaiD Clrealator All above coal heaters are priced 20% All former customers of ours will be given the PcOf~~P~tY. to~ m~ke their s~lec~lons and pur· ·~~~ tt tJns «.~~· as Sue·Lehew wdl be there to helP. you mmaking yol_lr ' fittings. All hats sold .ana 'delivered iiffinediatel · ~ .~ .. ' r"L.... ,.. ~ - Y. sellJng priM l.n4 m:ut. be rtto•ef stock. . ,, . to under. rerular ~e • HOI;l for aew ACT QUICK NOW. GAlS HEATERS RAY OLO ltEATERS-il<autltul deslrm-$12.50 Up. Rf<;ZNORS-One ol the old reliable heat.ers, $2.95 Up. COAL RANGES Cre«<e.nt hall lillie poll&bed. top.-Whl&e t.rlm, , ~. price l ' 1411.50- ~ow . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . $39.e& 1 Pointer PoreelaiD all over, butt' color. Beplar price fli.aG, NOW ,, - .. - · · .. -- -- · -- · $69.50 McMaster Hdwe. Co. TWO STORES ,, , Middleport ' Pomeroy H. w. McM ..Ier, Owner L. D. MoMaater, Owner •J I ~ ...... - i ' I ·.·'' at COAL HEATERS . a·ao, lO·U. Variety, l0:46, Bob Fall and Wi•''' MILLJNEI\Y . 6:00 Sunalllue; 6.30, DOl! :~~! --.~·,''"; Lowell Tl'iOtnas: '2:00, Andy: 7:i~. Dance orch; (08~700) Rhyr.tlm • \ I~ ' ' • ' . ' an r1 ay an Your Dolla_.s Will Buy 'More Durlnl SPECIAL SALE! Mlddle,.rt aad Rutla•d ·-· �• ' WED"!:SOAY, NOV.EMBIR 11, J9at. - ' Dollie~ .....-or ......... IJ20-30 aaDMten • fo.r~ign - (Oobttnuet trdrn ?aRe oneJ ' ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY T ocl-y ud ToJD!II'I'Ow "SU>~.WALKS OF NEW YORK" Hear •Jld Mt; CJpr ltl~1, lJuakr Kea'o,o, Anba ~e. Syd Tay- lor ud Noi'DllUl PbWI.., Jr., "~ Side, We.t Side-AU Arouncl I:Jie TUWD"-He "" fiP.t to win the rlrU BIR &lten hil op,.aeat ..double cntiHd" lila!.. ll,ll'iemenL, Ja.pot.n may reconsider Ua attitude." IJ.Ia. ' ·Uear and Me: Jack Oa.kJe, fraMH ote, Sam Hard7, Wyane GJb · IICOrtlell ·a~CKS' .P·HA~fft'CE I..... · .~~ j"lll' 1 • ' ~l[ ~s[~ . · · M[NT wu th• Ghlot '""""n 'or , -FOR- i.;.J'OilC "iio"ii:""'il l· Spl"ing ~venue. ModcL:n oo~-. 1! vtmlt:ncca. CaU 11·8-St. l:30,n&J"(L li t I I frosh.l 1 I -- er. I I 1 1 wlll l • 1 "'"""''-! ~AL 1 QUAUIY FURNISHINGS fOii-RENT:Jii Ia dlllllng h"' ·CoroeU elmn · I Spart ans Expeet '• I H0 t Garne Torute 1 ·- I . '-- I I AC~.'! t~< leo•" I =-----------..-..! LOWER. PRICES OUTIA ~ C\OSCT FER i:::';,. ~.... . hert \pdRy aa VJ,ey In a a:roup or new pawug plays. to "ff!dt into ~ rlbal practtee - . . UJW! againet Dartmouth. Hedc!en, Wn for ~~ , ~r.cem.ent with Cornell baek, Ls stJJl .h l tho.! tm.Jpital Qnvl!l Cit; J:Wre ,.tu_r+y It wm and Ukeb won't m.d:.c "tbl! trlp to bt. their Jut a:mtat of the .aea.on. Hanover i M'>MILY SKCLII<DNS POP We~~t. Point, rdB,. • bP"~ was I!Chtduled - Jk~any Jtlton~ , - tJe On 1ft c I -IT'S A PL&ASURE rHAYE ~ Of' '>OUR land b~ ~o' ipu!l\>1 ; Bowllna: Green, Nee. Athem, 0 ., Nov . ll ~INS-Cona.- When Bowlini Green U.~et up 1 Tuetday 'I clous ol the f~t that. only ]41aml a1 alnst the Mic~ squad from """:< .."'"' ~:~~=~~::;~;~~~ _ 1tand.s bet~n lt and • third con - 1 M:t. PleilS&nt Btate Teachen colltge I b 0 N 11 ms- teeutlve- BUcll:eye Aeoclatto:l tltlt., Ihere Saturday lt Wlll bt'! fac1ng a ' ~;~~··~: Coa~~m8a~ aim o~ill&man of i0h1o Unlvers!ty·ll powerful football heavy learn ~th In lil,e and In speaker. the t\a:hUna: Buct.eyea WBil 've.ry machine, was tiTindln8 11way heru backfield. and tne Fa leona are busy whatever dlrecUon W~w much plea&ed. today with the show· tcdny I. rM-tllnua for the meetmg , cuscoverlng bll.s o! ~Lral:.eiY to aid I looked today there a~ 101' his 8rldden miode ln e. aorlm- with the l.:.ed&klns Baturduy them In the strunlc l;l,ftainst aup. not peace, on thl!!i ~ mage seMton aptnst the freshman erlor weight. day. Notre DaAe, l.r.a., Nov II-INS last night, despite ttu;~lr bruised .ud battered conditiOn as a. result of . -Another Ilaht workout was sche· 4 · -- ~• the Navy g11me. duled today tor Notre Damn grid Evanst-on, Ill .. Nov.. · With The W tl Four changes were made ~n the .squad 1111 the Irish prepa.reO fl)r Ooach Dick Hanley was rea : s tarlln8 lineup against the . the Navy tilt Saturday at Balllm..:rre every precaution today to gua.ro I: 1Welever was at fullback. OUphant In ft Wort dutnm)' defense stlSSlOn Ncrthwtstern·l! unbeaten eleven At New York-Jtm Lo~. ·-· NllV}" against a let.OOwn before the Indl • Greece. Lit quarter ba ck , Conrad at Perra.! I'1 1 yester ..y th e Vars Ity s l t.lcth:u y rkt.oMed Herbte Pre.,b ,.... ' 1N I end, and Kile at Gal!Wi' j:uard. All J playl!. Le.ter !everal ne·.; p~ys were ~na game Satur~a.y . Hanley kept . ew 0 · • ·• 1 of the ftrst string p:ayers broke In rehearliM. , Jle varsity Jumpmg last n..l8ht In a Bam Stein, Newark. defeal:e~ to the l!ctimma 8e except carroll, ,-i long scrlmmagt> with the B team. Gene La Bus, New Y()J'k. ~t cramer Greenberg end Oathae -At San Franclaco-Daula, Hindjt Can·o'n wa& again wak:hlna:. tht Oeftance, 0 .. Nov · 11-lNB--A 1heavyweiiht, threw An·ireu ~ practice fl'om the sld~lines. with an charity game with Cederv1lle Y,·tMadison. Wis. Nov 11 .-INB- IO£. Mex.Jco In strat,ght raliA. · lnfect~d foot Gallu:; was sufterlng 1day will provide De:lance col!e~·· DevelopmeLt of an eflectlve de· Ad Sante! won from Dick Roberta a minor lea:' injury nnd Greenberg . wtth ano':.ber chance to maintain re_nse agelnst Ohio _Btat~·s oc..uble In l8 rnl';llltes. ' was resUnK an injured Instep 1w. · U.s claim to a seagon record of no wmg back !ormatwns occup1ed Dick Raines aDd Gus ~el fered Ln M~M.ay's practice. Cram- losses and no ties. a record held Wisconsin's attllntlon today. In went to a draw In a one-haul' ~jer was IJT&nted a day of re1 t, al. which yesterday·s seriJruna&e iLPlnst Ohio .J_a.ck Smith won from ~ though be was 1n lontball t.oga. end. State formations the Yarsl.ty pi'(!- Ral'lta tn 15 mJnuta. ·~ The .!jCrlmma.ge tutlowed t.l"Hl --usual looaening up drill, bucks went through the . Fi'.LC' . wilh zest -f'I'IIOtho Athens, Nov. 11 - Thcsc arc the have played with !he regula.rs eve!" day that ha.s a i men that wLll . torm the back.bon-: Hince the time or the famous "so- that does not have to on of the Ohio untvera1Ly forward wa:I phomore team" of IP2D which W01l called "'breaks" to win a same. • , the fiut Buckeye title ever to be Ollphant's showlng at ; when the- Btl JCats meet Minim here r.Jmexed by the Bobcat.B. back seemed to ptear.c the corps Saturday m the last .Buckeye con- 1 coaches very mueb, ulthoUJh they · ferencc 8flmc o! the season tor -didn't say much about lt. B~vsntv Ohio If lhe Bobcats defeat th<.! flve yard runs by Orady and Ktete 1 Rectsklns they Will take the BUI;"k· alSO broUght smtle1 10 the eo&cbetS' 1eye cHaffipionsbip fo1· th~ ••tlrd !aces. Keefe, 0:-ad)t and Vuchlnleh · I consecutive tlme and will gam per~ replace~ the Stilrting backfield ·· , early In the practice. 1 manent possession of the confer' Oh!o Slate scouts were on hand ence trophy. • · 1 I (.;<au.~~: '-lll"l8tmfl.l'., Mt. Vernon, Portsmouth, Ohlo-~SPLJ-Nov.j to PC nt cut wea.JaV.lS.IIes noticed in 1 has been an all -Ollto and 8 u. 11- K.en Strong and Marty BrW • WIBC(;nsln's team, and several new Buckeye guard for two yean;. Hl:i ~Tid stara from BtaptetQn who wm plays were to be meted out to the I" lMrd playing and expP.rlenced held a p.loxy of post-graduatc.s ooly squad today to take advantage o! cmfllnc!l.s have ' been big features In m ~ et Po• tsmouth's great Spal"tan these weakiJesse.s. The Buckeye~ j Bobcat succes:; this season. {')e·u:n nt UhlVersM Btadtum 'h'ete wer_e not 1-equlrtld to· employ- all Lowell Llvin 8swn, Marshall. Wti.)esday t:venlng at 8 o'clock thell' plays against Navy last Sat: Mich., o veteran of two conference The game not only marks lhe big- urday. so the B: 1ger scouts did not ' titles, hal! been R. steady, reli11ble twst game or tl:·e ll'tek tn Lhe Jbe learn all abo :t Ohlo"l! attack. · center. Hi.~ cool-hee.rledoess on of· Carr National Football cl!"cuit bul. -- - - - - ' tcm.e and power on defense ha.s will serv(l as a background t'or FIGHT RESULTS been a bll!" asset at. the pivot posl- f?<rt&noulh"s ~reo.te!Jt Armll)Uee i Lion. Day celebration, Oeo.-ge "Potay•• Kermit Blosser, EO'!Lefpr!Se, . 1w,; 9lark E:'JJartan ment.or, who 1f811! By t. N. S. proved one of the best defen.stve e4\cb and captnlol c.f the A. E. P.•a. AI. New York-Jinuny MeNai"ntlli m the Buckeye. Hillab.Jlltr".t o (:.tPntP~1P fle\"lln w\U iJ~D .Imara, New York lllht.weta:ht,' rtell:d down !11.~t unf!er punh and hls regJcnnalrt:> who Will be particular-. fented Joe Gift; New York ,8.1 Jt:;hn Oaito, Yonkers 1Jghtw~ l;rht, 1PllllCll In tackllng have made hlm ty fcte[J Wednesday night by the a tough €nc my for all Bobcnt op- Jccal legion p rsl~. They h:1vc ur-~ defeated Jack Bernsteif!, New ~o!·J;: ~ 1 ponent.s this year, rensed d cer~ mumal in his honor. (6.J · Rex Burke, PaulCing. an a ll · The bt'~t knuvrn and perho.ps I At - rony Palco, CHAPTER VII Buckeye end, has piayed in bad most tcrmldublc lli tllo llWiJ.d2rs Fanchon was urried, sitting on ' luck ibis ycax. Crippled In pl"e- loS Ken f.t.rr:ng nll-Amerloan lull clasped hands of two of the . t>CU!i011 practice, he w ~~ able to get. CUI"IC !tt New Ycrk llnlvcndt~· , IIJ 'fhey re•ched the can and the : iJ,to nnly ci~rht m!!lutcs of i"-on)p"e- Hl21J a11d. ali·Amt:nc;~n halfb!Wk cusr bulance. Fanchon was put into tilion bc!me suffPung [urther m - fol" !he Stapes bst s-e: t "Jn. A triple Du~·ton, car and taken to .the home of one jmics He hl\8 been r-rncl1cmg wlth thLcut at"Hst, hf! r:m pnss wltil the erce, who said the farmers. There ebe wa5 llle squad tills wel•k , howt'VI'f. ami b1.t In the g-ame. ~ t~rlept a~ brok· trymg 18.1 tioued again. She 1ave , may !jet lnl.o the Mu;:.ml. fJ•ay. . . . , rn fil'ltl I'UIUJLlg. nn excellent At Seattle, .Wa&IL-PI~l .La, tt:uely, the names of the : Ali Uw men nn· ~~~LIIors nnd Will i rma~t-.cr or ·:!lHI run ner illld one EarbP, Lcs AnBch:s ll ghtwcJ,~:h L 1 of Mr. Eames. The . pl(nf tlwlr la}:t gmne of tnteroolle- i c f lbc kn~;ist punter!i in the 1w.· ff flled "Wildcat" CarLer,• seattle gla le fuo~~~:~ thi~ ~e~T~~Y l tlt:1n:u leJtg uc, Marl)' Brlll Notre i ncsro 181. I I a 11ed 1 team leav• ftlr · · 3cthaQf, , W', v • .• l'fo., 11-lbiS- battle. · CorTectioD of irrqularltlell in ~ck· Ithaca., Nov. U.-IN~.u.h OU • Willamu Well Satiofied ·.~ l>r U Of W l\11 at.l Today aud Tomorrow AleQ Comedy "Ghoaf Parade" "J.UNE MOON" local eleven will pia)' hoat to Y:uaI , but toftw · I LIBER~ THEATRE, MlbDLEPORT and "'land 0 ·-· 1'-lN" •.•• ~·«tl.-.··ucbt· ~- • ·, ljl "'"' ~ ,...~1oUbe By la~tlonal News 8enke ea'fUMiy tO !ftl • ' Ooluntb, o.. New . 11- INB--- tf Ave dtteaw Ia a&an.: Kt\U'day I - • Gosst'p r4 PM> HoU. Dime meU\od of attack wtuch bU 10 atrenct.r.cned Two team~ 'flhlch tw; railed to their playlfti ttatua lhat. the &tap- ! mart up a vkt.ory all &e&.aorl will e1 ar. rated tod~ Q~ _ 9( ~..e m01t I ~~ w~ l.llram t~mtdable tearnl in: Qtt 1 Jeaa:ue. Ytilt. .pi 1 11 t - ...J.: ... ~~ n·1 1:'1li· JJi'Ul and t!Uont eoblbl.u~&Uon \ Mmt fltJcl. dhio 1 ~n ~nd the ~pel ~ ~e ~will l'.nnf'-~ ele'e.u "'1tpu J.nii.U·e a coJoifuJ' pme 'iJl «t min'·jwtb~tt , credlt. oa t.al t*M 1 ·- I _Dood--11 ..,._uan ..- ...._... _. URUJ ..,.. I'Uillllnl ,..,., lllllee bla ,.... m&- acquAdtlOn ltaplet.ml bu ~ By PRANK PRIES t but from t.he advapc:e dope Ul.1 INS Spor!B Wrlter ~ MUBl:let. 1ue Jlk.tly to lfln tla.sil;y . De!l.ance , alBo Wldc:fat.ed, .W Columbus. 0 ., Nov . 11-IN&-Tht' Pla-Y • chllrity prne with Cedar• t.ime or the year hiUI at lut a.rrl-iet1 vUJe PridAY n.tj:ht, and Baldwtnwbe.n fcctball players can quit try. W.allace, the ot-her unbe&t,en team, 1ni to conceal the ract thai they l'dll Loaf. \ have been vtotntlna: an the training One gam ~ of more than Lhe wm.:.ll l'Ule& In the book an Sf!U01l. tnfA!reat wm be t.h-a battle bet.ween A glance at thil week's Ohio ool· Oaae "nd Wstern ftelerve for the leae &ehedllle shows tbat thl:' foot- Oleveland cit," cham~ip. I ball seuon ha..s reached th~ point ctncl.nnatl Xavier, wbJch played • wh.,re what huppen11 from now on · Da7t.on a '1~7 tle 1aR week, wUt l --f!'ven a clgaret or a Prlday night hop kJ Loyola. at New Orlea.ru; for a t dance-doesn't ma~t ~ much dlf!cr· Priday n18ht rame. ence. He111elbers, the s~ud"'nt princes Pootball ca&.ehes are making their who have been detbr0ne4 from annual discovery, whlcb comes to their former plnnacle by the promthem from thelr own pt·ot:e~. that lnence Of other teams, ·Will IJ1vade 1 the manliest and noblest of all the Ctnclnnatl. Mount Union will play'l sports Is not football, nor brldge, at Wooster. Marietta will go to not coke-drinking nor dass-cuttlng, Gambler to meet Kenyon, and Ot· but basketball. • terbeln w1ll play Kent State ~~ot ! Ba.sketball"s sl"!altlly approach. Kent. 1 resulting In the beginning of pr: c· · Hiram and Capital. neither or . tlce already in several schools, Is which have WOH u. game thU! year, cutting down t.he interest In (oot· will meet here. ball practice everywhere, and ~nly other games scheduled a.re: J oha the members of the champ!on.~hlp Carroll at Dayt.on, Wilmington tea.ms a1-e much concemed 11boul Ohio Northern, Moll'nt Pleas.nnt.. hard work. Mich., nt Bo""llng orcen, Ohio Ohio untversity·s game with M1· State Res~ rvet~ at Alr.ron. Adrtar., I ami thiS week Ia the mosL imparl- Mich., at Flndlay, l\lld Wilberforce ' ant one scheduled, and yet OhiO'!! at Bluefield, w . va., institute. Jop-slded victory was conceded lonj!: ago. · Cincinnati, o .. Nov. 11-INs-The Wittenberg, one of the state·s jlc.ngest JOurney It has e··er made und':!feated teams. wtll play Mar- 1 w111 be started here today by tb<' I shall betore a homeoom1n8 crowd • Xavier football team when the at Springfield , !Jut the enthusiru~tn Musketeers embark tOr New or~ 1 _has been kept 1mder control. leans to play Loyola Friday night. Musklngum, unbeaten. wW play · The tilt IN the last oi a two·year at Ashland m a conference game, IR8recment betwee~~he schools. · . . Bobcat Ennrard WaU ·MO~T IMr~~HNT B~CKEl[ ~lASH I -nil DAILY 'I'RWONI, I'Oiallm", OBlO. 1 WIN 1 1 1 J;:pplc. 1 I I I I .I .·:.j . I ,I I I .. The Convenient Center" of WI LSON BROS.' NEW SHIRTS ELBERFEJ.DS ae se New patt€rm, 7 button front-~full length , a in. collarf. The materials are, MarlraE, Pique Hnd Broadcloth. uThe Playrround of America'' 2 For '3. 75 ·- Rugby SWEATERS, light weight ; . { big, 1tained with .. -·- ---· ·- -··· - ~---- --- OG --·------·--~- 1-V~t~~ ~~~o.. ~~~~~~~ $1 ~8 . 00 c~~ple~ .... .... $60.00 . SUEDE JACKETS .................. . ~ f3, ._50 2-0rthophonic Victrola.-$95.00 Model~om11Me with 15 New Recorde--Genuine '· Orthophonic Virtrolas ..... · ~ .......... ~ · ~~ __ ..... • Fancy 'i!fll 3-Victor ·Victrolae--Large CabinetMach.in __es......... . Complete with ten records .. , ..... NEW 'l"'6o 1-Ji't 9shman-~~rpiece .Radie>-5 t~be ba~ryf!!!jj!),.f:!.l5 00 MEN'S TROUSERS ' SIL~ •nd WOOL HOSE . . . . . . . . ~UC j . • . . .. . . - ...,, ,.,.,.,I . . : i ·.. , .... - ·~; . ·" · TIE§ ·. . '$20 - - ·~ -- -- --- - S.IS.oo - «.• 1 -s~~~·;r~~~~~~rk TJprigpt ~!a~e~~~,o~~: . ; · · .$25 . ccwp!ete wrtll Speake~ an!l llllt~ng~ ....... ,,.... ~--~ ' -··~ -·-·- ·------·--:-r--......-----.-·- · ------- -·· . ' . TheoP are ell real valuea-and mqot be cleaned-up at once •• we need thr room for the new RCA Victor !ladioo- •~ t . . l ,. • $29... • ---;·~-0~-- 3-P.CA Radiola R-5 Electric Sets-4 tube, _using New Pentode Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UNION SUITS j ~tn's rj?~~~lii~~2insmlled....................· ..... _.. $50. Ot> Wilson Bros. ; ' I least, a meu. of safet.J 1-7lube RCA RADIO LA 50-with 103 Speaker built in Cabinet Wilsori Bros. PAJAMAS ... I .", .·~ -" ., ' .,... :n~ ~...""' ;-:;, .t:.~-:· "':· ::'" (~· ~·•• : ¥ ~ .... ..__ [Y" ~-- '""" I < •• ~ .I,,' ., ,. i ~ "·' �• ' WED"!:SOAY, NOV.EMBIR 11, J9at. - ' Dollie~ .....-or ......... IJ20-30 aaDMten • fo.r~ign - (Oobttnuet trdrn ?aRe oneJ ' ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY T ocl-y ud ToJD!II'I'Ow "SU>~.WALKS OF NEW YORK" Hear •Jld Mt; CJpr ltl~1, lJuakr Kea'o,o, Anba ~e. Syd Tay- lor ud Noi'DllUl PbWI.., Jr., "~ Side, We.t Side-AU Arouncl I:Jie TUWD"-He "" fiP.t to win the rlrU BIR &lten hil op,.aeat ..double cntiHd" lila!.. ll,ll'iemenL, Ja.pot.n may reconsider Ua attitude." IJ.Ia. ' ·Uear and Me: Jack Oa.kJe, fraMH ote, Sam Hard7, Wyane GJb · IICOrtlell ·a~CKS' .P·HA~fft'CE I..... · .~~ j"lll' 1 • ' ~l[ ~s[~ . · · M[NT wu th• Ghlot '""""n 'or , -FOR- i.;.J'OilC "iio"ii:""'il l· Spl"ing ~venue. ModcL:n oo~-. 1! vtmlt:ncca. CaU 11·8-St. l:30,n&J"(L li t I I frosh.l 1 I -- er. I I 1 1 wlll l • 1 "'"""''-! ~AL 1 QUAUIY FURNISHINGS fOii-RENT:Jii Ia dlllllng h"' ·CoroeU elmn · I Spart ans Expeet '• I H0 t Garne Torute 1 ·- I . '-- I I AC~.'! t~< leo•" I =-----------..-..! LOWER. PRICES OUTIA ~ C\OSCT FER i:::';,. ~.... . hert \pdRy aa VJ,ey In a a:roup or new pawug plays. to "ff!dt into ~ rlbal practtee - . . UJW! againet Dartmouth. Hedc!en, Wn for ~~ , ~r.cem.ent with Cornell baek, Ls stJJl .h l tho.! tm.Jpital Qnvl!l Cit; J:Wre ,.tu_r+y It wm and Ukeb won't m.d:.c "tbl! trlp to bt. their Jut a:mtat of the .aea.on. Hanover i M'>MILY SKCLII<DNS POP We~~t. Point, rdB,. • bP"~ was I!Chtduled - Jk~any Jtlton~ , - tJe On 1ft c I -IT'S A PL&ASURE rHAYE ~ Of' '>OUR land b~ ~o' ipu!l\>1 ; Bowllna: Green, Nee. Athem, 0 ., Nov . ll ~INS-Cona.- When Bowlini Green U.~et up 1 Tuetday 'I clous ol the f~t that. only ]41aml a1 alnst the Mic~ squad from """:< .."'"' ~:~~=~~::;~;~~~ _ 1tand.s bet~n lt and • third con - 1 M:t. PleilS&nt Btate Teachen colltge I b 0 N 11 ms- teeutlve- BUcll:eye Aeoclatto:l tltlt., Ihere Saturday lt Wlll bt'! fac1ng a ' ~;~~··~: Coa~~m8a~ aim o~ill&man of i0h1o Unlvers!ty·ll powerful football heavy learn ~th In lil,e and In speaker. the t\a:hUna: Buct.eyea WBil 've.ry machine, was tiTindln8 11way heru backfield. and tne Fa leona are busy whatever dlrecUon W~w much plea&ed. today with the show· tcdny I. rM-tllnua for the meetmg , cuscoverlng bll.s o! ~Lral:.eiY to aid I looked today there a~ 101' his 8rldden miode ln e. aorlm- with the l.:.ed&klns Baturduy them In the strunlc l;l,ftainst aup. not peace, on thl!!i ~ mage seMton aptnst the freshman erlor weight. day. Notre DaAe, l.r.a., Nov II-INS last night, despite ttu;~lr bruised .ud battered conditiOn as a. result of . -Another Ilaht workout was sche· 4 · -- ~• the Navy g11me. duled today tor Notre Damn grid Evanst-on, Ill .. Nov.. · With The W tl Four changes were made ~n the .squad 1111 the Irish prepa.reO fl)r Ooach Dick Hanley was rea : s tarlln8 lineup against the . the Navy tilt Saturday at Balllm..:rre every precaution today to gua.ro I: 1Welever was at fullback. OUphant In ft Wort dutnm)' defense stlSSlOn Ncrthwtstern·l! unbeaten eleven At New York-Jtm Lo~. ·-· NllV}" against a let.OOwn before the Indl • Greece. Lit quarter ba ck , Conrad at Perra.! I'1 1 yester ..y th e Vars Ity s l t.lcth:u y rkt.oMed Herbte Pre.,b ,.... ' 1N I end, and Kile at Gal!Wi' j:uard. All J playl!. Le.ter !everal ne·.; p~ys were ~na game Satur~a.y . Hanley kept . ew 0 · • ·• 1 of the ftrst string p:ayers broke In rehearliM. , Jle varsity Jumpmg last n..l8ht In a Bam Stein, Newark. defeal:e~ to the l!ctimma 8e except carroll, ,-i long scrlmmagt> with the B team. Gene La Bus, New Y()J'k. ~t cramer Greenberg end Oathae -At San Franclaco-Daula, Hindjt Can·o'n wa& again wak:hlna:. tht Oeftance, 0 .. Nov · 11-lNB--A 1heavyweiiht, threw An·ireu ~ practice fl'om the sld~lines. with an charity game with Cederv1lle Y,·tMadison. Wis. Nov 11 .-INB- IO£. Mex.Jco In strat,ght raliA. · lnfect~d foot Gallu:; was sufterlng 1day will provide De:lance col!e~·· DevelopmeLt of an eflectlve de· Ad Sante! won from Dick Roberta a minor lea:' injury nnd Greenberg . wtth ano':.ber chance to maintain re_nse agelnst Ohio _Btat~·s oc..uble In l8 rnl';llltes. ' was resUnK an injured Instep 1w. · U.s claim to a seagon record of no wmg back !ormatwns occup1ed Dick Raines aDd Gus ~el fered Ln M~M.ay's practice. Cram- losses and no ties. a record held Wisconsin's attllntlon today. In went to a draw In a one-haul' ~jer was IJT&nted a day of re1 t, al. which yesterday·s seriJruna&e iLPlnst Ohio .J_a.ck Smith won from ~ though be was 1n lontball t.oga. end. State formations the Yarsl.ty pi'(!- Ral'lta tn 15 mJnuta. ·~ The .!jCrlmma.ge tutlowed t.l"Hl --usual looaening up drill, bucks went through the . Fi'.LC' . wilh zest -f'I'IIOtho Athens, Nov. 11 - Thcsc arc the have played with !he regula.rs eve!" day that ha.s a i men that wLll . torm the back.bon-: Hince the time or the famous "so- that does not have to on of the Ohio untvera1Ly forward wa:I phomore team" of IP2D which W01l called "'breaks" to win a same. • , the fiut Buckeye title ever to be Ollphant's showlng at ; when the- Btl JCats meet Minim here r.Jmexed by the Bobcat.B. back seemed to ptear.c the corps Saturday m the last .Buckeye con- 1 coaches very mueb, ulthoUJh they · ferencc 8flmc o! the season tor -didn't say much about lt. B~vsntv Ohio If lhe Bobcats defeat th<.! flve yard runs by Orady and Ktete 1 Rectsklns they Will take the BUI;"k· alSO broUght smtle1 10 the eo&cbetS' 1eye cHaffipionsbip fo1· th~ ••tlrd !aces. Keefe, 0:-ad)t and Vuchlnleh · I consecutive tlme and will gam per~ replace~ the Stilrting backfield ·· , early In the practice. 1 manent possession of the confer' Oh!o Slate scouts were on hand ence trophy. • · 1 I (.;<au.~~: '-lll"l8tmfl.l'., Mt. Vernon, Portsmouth, Ohlo-~SPLJ-Nov.j to PC nt cut wea.JaV.lS.IIes noticed in 1 has been an all -Ollto and 8 u. 11- K.en Strong and Marty BrW • WIBC(;nsln's team, and several new Buckeye guard for two yean;. Hl:i ~Tid stara from BtaptetQn who wm plays were to be meted out to the I" lMrd playing and expP.rlenced held a p.loxy of post-graduatc.s ooly squad today to take advantage o! cmfllnc!l.s have ' been big features In m ~ et Po• tsmouth's great Spal"tan these weakiJesse.s. The Buckeye~ j Bobcat succes:; this season. {')e·u:n nt UhlVersM Btadtum 'h'ete wer_e not 1-equlrtld to· employ- all Lowell Llvin 8swn, Marshall. Wti.)esday t:venlng at 8 o'clock thell' plays against Navy last Sat: Mich., o veteran of two conference The game not only marks lhe big- urday. so the B: 1ger scouts did not ' titles, hal! been R. steady, reli11ble twst game or tl:·e ll'tek tn Lhe Jbe learn all abo :t Ohlo"l! attack. · center. Hi.~ cool-hee.rledoess on of· Carr National Football cl!"cuit bul. -- - - - - ' tcm.e and power on defense ha.s will serv(l as a background t'or FIGHT RESULTS been a bll!" asset at. the pivot posl- f?<rt&noulh"s ~reo.te!Jt Armll)Uee i Lion. Day celebration, Oeo.-ge "Potay•• Kermit Blosser, EO'!Lefpr!Se, . 1w,; 9lark E:'JJartan ment.or, who 1f811! By t. N. S. proved one of the best defen.stve e4\cb and captnlol c.f the A. E. P.•a. AI. New York-Jinuny MeNai"ntlli m the Buckeye. Hillab.Jlltr".t o (:.tPntP~1P fle\"lln w\U iJ~D .Imara, New York lllht.weta:ht,' rtell:d down !11.~t unf!er punh and hls regJcnnalrt:> who Will be particular-. fented Joe Gift; New York ,8.1 Jt:;hn Oaito, Yonkers 1Jghtw~ l;rht, 1PllllCll In tackllng have made hlm ty fcte[J Wednesday night by the a tough €nc my for all Bobcnt op- Jccal legion p rsl~. They h:1vc ur-~ defeated Jack Bernsteif!, New ~o!·J;: ~ 1 ponent.s this year, rensed d cer~ mumal in his honor. (6.J · Rex Burke, PaulCing. an a ll · The bt'~t knuvrn and perho.ps I At - rony Palco, CHAPTER VII Buckeye end, has piayed in bad most tcrmldublc lli tllo llWiJ.d2rs Fanchon was urried, sitting on ' luck ibis ycax. Crippled In pl"e- loS Ken f.t.rr:ng nll-Amerloan lull clasped hands of two of the . t>CU!i011 practice, he w ~~ able to get. CUI"IC !tt New Ycrk llnlvcndt~· , IIJ 'fhey re•ched the can and the : iJ,to nnly ci~rht m!!lutcs of i"-on)p"e- Hl21J a11d. ali·Amt:nc;~n halfb!Wk cusr bulance. Fanchon was put into tilion bc!me suffPung [urther m - fol" !he Stapes bst s-e: t "Jn. A triple Du~·ton, car and taken to .the home of one jmics He hl\8 been r-rncl1cmg wlth thLcut at"Hst, hf! r:m pnss wltil the erce, who said the farmers. There ebe wa5 llle squad tills wel•k , howt'VI'f. ami b1.t In the g-ame. ~ t~rlept a~ brok· trymg 18.1 tioued again. She 1ave , may !jet lnl.o the Mu;:.ml. fJ•ay. . . . , rn fil'ltl I'UIUJLlg. nn excellent At Seattle, .Wa&IL-PI~l .La, tt:uely, the names of the : Ali Uw men nn· ~~~LIIors nnd Will i rma~t-.cr or ·:!lHI run ner illld one EarbP, Lcs AnBch:s ll ghtwcJ,~:h L 1 of Mr. Eames. The . pl(nf tlwlr la}:t gmne of tnteroolle- i c f lbc kn~;ist punter!i in the 1w.· ff flled "Wildcat" CarLer,• seattle gla le fuo~~~:~ thi~ ~e~T~~Y l tlt:1n:u leJtg uc, Marl)' Brlll Notre i ncsro 181. I I a 11ed 1 team leav• ftlr · · 3cthaQf, , W', v • .• l'fo., 11-lbiS- battle. · CorTectioD of irrqularltlell in ~ck· Ithaca., Nov. U.-IN~.u.h OU • Willamu Well Satiofied ·.~ l>r U Of W l\11 at.l Today aud Tomorrow AleQ Comedy "Ghoaf Parade" "J.UNE MOON" local eleven will pia)' hoat to Y:uaI , but toftw · I LIBER~ THEATRE, MlbDLEPORT and "'land 0 ·-· 1'-lN" •.•• ~·«tl.-.··ucbt· ~- • ·, ljl "'"' ~ ,...~1oUbe By la~tlonal News 8enke ea'fUMiy tO !ftl • ' Ooluntb, o.. New . 11- INB--- tf Ave dtteaw Ia a&an.: Kt\U'day I - • Gosst'p r4 PM> HoU. Dime meU\od of attack wtuch bU 10 atrenct.r.cned Two team~ 'flhlch tw; railed to their playlfti ttatua lhat. the &tap- ! mart up a vkt.ory all &e&.aorl will e1 ar. rated tod~ Q~ _ 9( ~..e m01t I ~~ w~ l.llram t~mtdable tearnl in: Qtt 1 Jeaa:ue. Ytilt. .pi 1 11 t - ...J.: ... ~~ n·1 1:'1li· JJi'Ul and t!Uont eoblbl.u~&Uon \ Mmt fltJcl. dhio 1 ~n ~nd the ~pel ~ ~e ~will l'.nnf'-~ ele'e.u "'1tpu J.nii.U·e a coJoifuJ' pme 'iJl «t min'·jwtb~tt , credlt. oa t.al t*M 1 ·- I _Dood--11 ..,._uan ..- ...._... _. URUJ ..,.. I'Uillllnl ,..,., lllllee bla ,.... m&- acquAdtlOn ltaplet.ml bu ~ By PRANK PRIES t but from t.he advapc:e dope Ul.1 INS Spor!B Wrlter ~ MUBl:let. 1ue Jlk.tly to lfln tla.sil;y . De!l.ance , alBo Wldc:fat.ed, .W Columbus. 0 ., Nov . 11-IN&-Tht' Pla-Y • chllrity prne with Cedar• t.ime or the year hiUI at lut a.rrl-iet1 vUJe PridAY n.tj:ht, and Baldwtnwbe.n fcctball players can quit try. W.allace, the ot-her unbe&t,en team, 1ni to conceal the ract thai they l'dll Loaf. \ have been vtotntlna: an the training One gam ~ of more than Lhe wm.:.ll l'Ule& In the book an Sf!U01l. tnfA!reat wm be t.h-a battle bet.ween A glance at thil week's Ohio ool· Oaae "nd Wstern ftelerve for the leae &ehedllle shows tbat thl:' foot- Oleveland cit," cham~ip. I ball seuon ha..s reached th~ point ctncl.nnatl Xavier, wbJch played • wh.,re what huppen11 from now on · Da7t.on a '1~7 tle 1aR week, wUt l --f!'ven a clgaret or a Prlday night hop kJ Loyola. at New Orlea.ru; for a t dance-doesn't ma~t ~ much dlf!cr· Priday n18ht rame. ence. He111elbers, the s~ud"'nt princes Pootball ca&.ehes are making their who have been detbr0ne4 from annual discovery, whlcb comes to their former plnnacle by the promthem from thelr own pt·ot:e~. that lnence Of other teams, ·Will IJ1vade 1 the manliest and noblest of all the Ctnclnnatl. Mount Union will play'l sports Is not football, nor brldge, at Wooster. Marietta will go to not coke-drinking nor dass-cuttlng, Gambler to meet Kenyon, and Ot· but basketball. • terbeln w1ll play Kent State ~~ot ! Ba.sketball"s sl"!altlly approach. Kent. 1 resulting In the beginning of pr: c· · Hiram and Capital. neither or . tlce already in several schools, Is which have WOH u. game thU! year, cutting down t.he interest In (oot· will meet here. ball practice everywhere, and ~nly other games scheduled a.re: J oha the members of the champ!on.~hlp Carroll at Dayt.on, Wilmington tea.ms a1-e much concemed 11boul Ohio Northern, Moll'nt Pleas.nnt.. hard work. Mich., nt Bo""llng orcen, Ohio Ohio untversity·s game with M1· State Res~ rvet~ at Alr.ron. Adrtar., I ami thiS week Ia the mosL imparl- Mich., at Flndlay, l\lld Wilberforce ' ant one scheduled, and yet OhiO'!! at Bluefield, w . va., institute. Jop-slded victory was conceded lonj!: ago. · Cincinnati, o .. Nov. 11-INs-The Wittenberg, one of the state·s jlc.ngest JOurney It has e··er made und':!feated teams. wtll play Mar- 1 w111 be started here today by tb<' I shall betore a homeoom1n8 crowd • Xavier football team when the at Springfield , !Jut the enthusiru~tn Musketeers embark tOr New or~ 1 _has been kept 1mder control. leans to play Loyola Friday night. Musklngum, unbeaten. wW play · The tilt IN the last oi a two·year at Ashland m a conference game, IR8recment betwee~~he schools. · . . Bobcat Ennrard WaU ·MO~T IMr~~HNT B~CKEl[ ~lASH I -nil DAILY 'I'RWONI, I'Oiallm", OBlO. 1 WIN 1 1 1 J;:pplc. 1 I I I I .I .·:.j . I ,I I I .. The Convenient Center" of WI LSON BROS.' NEW SHIRTS ELBERFEJ.DS ae se New patt€rm, 7 button front-~full length , a in. collarf. The materials are, MarlraE, Pique Hnd Broadcloth. uThe Playrround of America'' 2 For '3. 75 ·- Rugby SWEATERS, light weight ; . { big, 1tained with .. -·- ---· ·- -··· - ~---- --- OG --·------·--~- 1-V~t~~ ~~~o.. ~~~~~~~ $1 ~8 . 00 c~~ple~ .... .... $60.00 . SUEDE JACKETS .................. . ~ f3, ._50 2-0rthophonic Victrola.-$95.00 Model~om11Me with 15 New Recorde--Genuine '· Orthophonic Virtrolas ..... · ~ .......... ~ · ~~ __ ..... • Fancy 'i!fll 3-Victor ·Victrolae--Large CabinetMach.in __es......... . Complete with ten records .. , ..... NEW 'l"'6o 1-Ji't 9shman-~~rpiece .Radie>-5 t~be ba~ryf!!!jj!),.f:!.l5 00 MEN'S TROUSERS ' SIL~ •nd WOOL HOSE . . . . . . . . ~UC j . • . . .. . . - ...,, ,.,.,.,I . . : i ·.. , .... - ·~; . ·" · TIE§ ·. . '$20 - - ·~ -- -- --- - S.IS.oo - «.• 1 -s~~~·;r~~~~~~rk TJprigpt ~!a~e~~~,o~~: . ; · · .$25 . ccwp!ete wrtll Speake~ an!l llllt~ng~ ....... ,,.... ~--~ ' -··~ -·-·- ·------·--:-r--......-----.-·- · ------- -·· . ' . TheoP are ell real valuea-and mqot be cleaned-up at once •• we need thr room for the new RCA Victor !ladioo- •~ t . . l ,. • $29... • ---;·~-0~-- 3-P.CA Radiola R-5 Electric Sets-4 tube, _using New Pentode Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UNION SUITS j ~tn's rj?~~~lii~~2insmlled....................· ..... _.. $50. Ot> Wilson Bros. ; ' I least, a meu. of safet.J 1-7lube RCA RADIO LA 50-with 103 Speaker built in Cabinet Wilsori Bros. PAJAMAS ... I .", .·~ -" ., ' .,... :n~ ~...""' ;-:;, .t:.~-:· "':· ::'" (~· ~·•• : ¥ ~ .... ..__ [Y" ~-- '""" I < •• ~ .I,,' ., ,. i ~ "·' �.. ·. . . ' ...' ··" I " ' ' . . . " 'ITEATHER n M~ur doudJ wt&b ........1. In South cooler P'rida1 and in Wilt ud tonlahl . • FULL LEASED sun t~' ~~AINST li' Deriies. ·LiqUOr . ;wERE ·O•f IN 'URN ATI 0 N AL NEWS SERVICE EVOLTIN~ TAt El AOJUSTM£NT 0fl Wed&; Defiea King M0R[ SISTER fOlDED BY - .Friday, ,~~ Conference THAN CHILDREN RATE REJECTION • .. Make It Your Business to· Be There ·: Whetl the Doors tOpe~. , .. ·· ' I ' ' ' ' .. Qo. . to ,.· ' ' . $1·87 Boy's High Top Shoes-Every Pair $1 67 guaranteed solid leather . . . . . . . . • MEN'S GLOVES, Pair ....... .. ... . .. . MEN'S OVERALLS PAIR . .. ... . ........ . ....... .. Another Lot of Ladies' Coats up to $20.00 Value ....... :. . . . . . . . CHIL~REN'S BATH 7c j ' ' ' • • - • . SOc soC. RO ES . ............... : .·. .. . LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES .... . ... . ......... . Ii\DIES' HA, TS ~3 and $4:Values ........... . . . 9c 62C o~;:.ey oJr~~!~~·. SI~~ ~~-d . . $2.oo ~ff~J~R: J~~~~~s. . . . . $2,oo One Lot of Silk Bloomers, llO and 20c · 6llc. Value, Pair . .. ... . ... . .... . One Lot MEN'S and BOYS' LUMBER Jackets . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . LADIES' 'SILK GOWNS Each ............... . .. ... . . SOc MEN'S $3.75 BATH ROBES ............. . BOY'S HIP BOOTS PAIR . ............. .. .. . .. . I ' £:,. ••• !• i '" B<h''S PANTS , $1.00 Value ......... . .. . .... . ZSc MEN'S SUITS $18 and $21 Values ...... . . .. S8.60 $4.95 One lot of $1, $1.60 and $2' Value MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ..... .. . $} One Large Lot of Men's Sweaters, $2 and $3 values-Slip-Over and Coat Styles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C ..) MEN'S $12.50 . . .......... . . SUITS ....... • One Lot of Hooks and Eyes and Dress Snaps, lOc value for . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sl.25 .. One Lot Of Men's Underwear$1.00GIUment . . .... . . .. ... .. 69c ...........Sc One Lot of Men's Flannel Shirts $2.96 Value .. . ............. . C~Ikg:E_~·-~ ~-~~~~~ :~~~~~. . 2C SOc.. One Lot 0( Men's WORK ~ANTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . One Lot of Children's Night GoWns and Sleepers . . ....... ... . . .. . ., I : •• o o 10c ·3Sc"'-{': •• One Lot of Children's Tams · and Caps, Eacli .. . .. ... . . .. . . 1C 4Sc 20c o o Sl. 75 One .Lot of Men's Flannel Shirts $1.00 Value .............. . . .. . One Lot of Children's Underwear . .,. :, ......• 00 One Lot of Boy's Khaki Pants Sizes 8 to 15, Pair . .......... . 500 Men's SilK; Ties-75c and $1.00 Values ......... . ...... . o~~~~T ~-~N:s -~~~ . ·, One Lot of Ladies' Silk Dresses · $5, $6, and $7 values . . . . . . . . . . ' • 45c 95c CHIWREN'S HOSE 25e and 36 value . ..... .. ....... . • .. BOY'S SUITS · , Up to $iO value .. . .. . . ... . . ' , .. . . $4 00 Ch~~~~~~eCo~~~~~~ .~ to.~ . . : . . $1.00 R~~:.~~tzF~~BR~I~E~-~ ... " 1C • $2• 00 ..' ' One Lot of Ladies' Coats Up to $10.00 Values . . . . . . . . . . 10c One Lot of Men's Wool Dress Pants $2 ·and $3 Value . . . . . . . ... . .. &Sc 95c s} 00 M~'SWORK . 29c $1 25 o 75 One Lot of Men's and Boy's Waterproof LumberJackets$1.96 value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 35 WOMEN'S FOUR BUCKLE GALOSHES .. ... .. ......... . SOc - . Men's 16-inch High-Top Shoes-Every pair guaranteed· or a new Pair Free . .... . .... .. ..... . $3.65 Children's Shoes, solid leatheljJ' For Play orfor School . . . .. . . . . 85c • LADIES' BED ROOM SLIPPERS .. .... ... . . .. . .. . .. 29c • C: l9c• Another Large Lot of Men's & Boys 39 Cap&-$1 and $1.50 Values . . . . . . ·C SHIRTS .. .. .... ' · ..... ... .. One Large Lot of Men's Dress Hats $2, $3 and $4 Values . . . . . . . . . . . . o · --------~--~---------' One Lot of Children's Flannel 10 Undershirts .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. Men's Overcoats,-$25 Value $5.75 ln perfect Condition ......... . BLANKETS, Full size All Colors . . .. . . ...... .. .... . 59c c':}~g~~:So~~~-~~- ....... .:...9c Ladles' Misses, Children's Rain Coats, $4 and $5 values' . . . . . . . •1 57 e • • Two Entrances Main and Court .Streets omeroy Men Ill•• ,. MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S OXFORDS- ' ;· Tan, Kill and Calf8kin Shoes and Oxfordf'r-ol!,egular $4.00 yalues • J• SendM,... . 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