http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e5c9b0e470e578c44b31d98532faeb1d.pdf 11f417ee350a3dfff8d8748107b990ae PDF Text Text ' .' '. " ' ' NonCE-If """ READERS tile Newa Ollice of The Dail,. waat nrday Trib_, <!-U 2311-l.t if tbe BaliDeU Olliee uk for 202-R. South porUOn l.<lnilrbi. I :WERE OF I~TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE FULL LEASED I' JAPANESE SUffER H m~CEDlD Followinr Four tie, Acc<mlinr Repol'to . - WAITING To Launch fenaive When forcementa CGiiitj,~ ' . ' MasonUty . __,._ NOTI TRill SA'VJNGS ON· by lloj eo,npopy," by "Love Lotion In DaJton Blrlclrland; In. I'm Oollla ou~" The ftrst ' ' .Qualltr·- r Hartlopr. act • ' .. . .. ' ' for .. t.•. ~ ·•..•· ~ ~.\~ ' , ; • • I , ,. r-zs ., ~~NkFUR~~S< . '· . ' •r · 2 ·fAUlldi U 8 ,· t Maryland Governor W i I I Not Refuae Presidential Nomination .' ,. And Visit-. Your Serv•U-Wel ·-· . . . Grocj~~~'. . · .,. · , ., ' .,•' fM ·" "' lft~Und ,. r}J, {.. . FAHCY .LEAF-UT10CE ' . . Per .. Pound . ' ~- '• . ' ' . .' ' . ., . · F~CY ..ctu:.Ut.FJtt JU1ii'ER : ' - ' ~ .......... lk ' ' ' ' ::; •• , ,..:. ' - !,IPouniJ&. : ·. · . 1'-w , ,11/J, , ,I , , , , , •, •"'""''', •• CANNED MILK Large, . ' can ........... . .· ·~ -( , '·, tdtAV:i' ' ' . . ., ' . ,·""i.iirr OUOMAACERINE . .. . .. . C·· l"' ' ••....... Itt' .i . I\ ! " '' IOc !' ;, ' . ' NEGROES' LAST VANISHES; MUST , •~ .. . Nlcaraauau '• f( lhatal Strata Ia P ..ooooo ; It BUNS are, aC'<'or~lnl' to a froot!b ~ •Pi· •• aulbtr from, Undlf lnfbfat lll'alll. ' , ' Choice hand picked 4 Pounds '.'..... I ' .. .. 19·'- .,."';, ~ .~~ ·~ PANCAKE FLOUR .. ,. .• •• President HOO\'er, otates. . ..~e~h~~~~ . ,... . , 'lA-.: · , U Dt)&ec ··--; f -••••• ' SAU'i;im.· ' ~ '" - : MI 0 ' . <' " • •· 11' \ :'' .. !..,.-, r..'f , - · tACON ·~ ~ : .'' i tR "'nglish Style \· .~er Pound ..... . ~• ' I It . ~"!. " ~ ' b J • 2 .,·' · ,. . 'Link Style'\. • • · Pure Pork, lb . . . . , I ~ · ""~, ..... ~- f i Per , ' '• Can ...... ~···· • j" 1', ' tOOay. 'Ibe vlllaces of tc'aklln, Soupuka. and UUwas were bombarded by the marine air force the Juna uibl.l o ~.;­ clarcg. Protests are to he made Lo w~Tetfls· , • !-' ~Jl~e.., ~&ed. her~ ' I .. Mml.lco City, Nov. 13-lN8--Adolto Cockburn. Nlcorawuun con aresama..t, waa shot and killed by Amel'ican mRrines at Klsalaya, the revolutionary JUnta .. '• Tele'phoae O(Mtr.ton and ltt110I* NICARAGUAN KILLED ; ..._ the me&'IB.&e Another ViCtim Is Added to Gas Fire ~lc Burai~ ------- , DISORDERS CAUSE MINE SUSPENSION • ' • Well Continue a Defy Efforta to Bri1111 Blaze to End BRITISH AVIATRIX IS ON HONEYMOON Cleveland, Nov. l3- INB-A on oolllslon between a street '' .. ,, liRIEDM.\N'8 FATHIR DEAD Clevelan1, Mov. 13-INS--PW\· era.I 5el'Vtc:U were to be held he~ Ulls afternoon for Le\\1& PrledmB~l father of Benny Prledman, ronaer A11-Am:!riea.n football plQer at MichiQan University. Tbe elder Prledman died at hll!l homtt here yeaterday after a Ien1thY illness. ~vice To Reduce ·Hazards of It ... . . .... ... . . . . . ! ctu bJ • , ... .' . ' ' -~- te become t.h&t the 1 u s::':" ,.. ..r ··'-. •• ' NO'f. 13-DI&-A alrcnR enabtter, How-By r Roa E WAllen jaeven.lJqp aao that lbe wuuJd1derer wbo diet his deed out of love had been told or ber aeducUon in hesitated to fofllve her famlly. icd the feelinl 0~ a~ 11. Rlll.eban. who N&ed. '&bat 1 INS Staff aorrupondent e~ · debuiante. who. ftnd herwlf In a comparable pre .. ror hn r.nd chagrin for her to~ · Scranton. Pa., last AUSWit. it. was , upon whom ~ has la.ld the blame , was revealed 11 aner four ,_... of dn'elopmep.t. i Norrlltown. Pa., Nov. ti-D18-- broth Ed rd H B. Allen k11led dlcament. vktuet Or ahall abe continue to a shoot. A physician wns sum- j fur Donaldson s death from the or letters and wort be bad perfeoted a wlul ftap [ICd.Ward ADen wu held tor the he 1!~ .:nell A Donaktlon 3d 1 ~" took the eur dn· Mtppott the memory of the beloved moned yesterday a.A.emoon. to at- start. , 1into oe.rnnaer to recluoe the landlDI Bpeed of alre jlrand Jurr thta morntnt on a ftrtt. 11 ~ ct 'toctaJ the or .. maUc _,. out of that p~ vtcUm who her father says betray- tend her. a.wna. thali lhe bad She regarded herself yet. as · all over the countr'J'.•1ct!DI~i plaDel. • dep-ee murder cbarp tor the ll:ln~te ~g 1 raerve tor eanoUonal actntns. Jlbr td ~' left the borne or Mr. .wt Mrs. "'Skinny" Donaldaon'a rtrl. only, 1t3-y£ar-old alleled .- 1 1 'l'be daps, operated from the tn1 ot PranclJ Danaldlon, lrd ln rem&l'llnl on the Roee It wu harder There m.UIIi be Without her own mind at peace Henry Pftrce, where h~r father now she no longer feels called up. Y£Br'• torture at UN; ~t 0( a plaDe, are attached to the apartment of Horace Allen. hll • llmDarlt :,nthe atace altuaU.on and a decltton, tbat Ja ·how thlnp aft, on ber eourte of Htton, Rose Allen also l& staytna', were clreulat.ed. But ion to make pub~c staUment In 1cruel step-mother. ttie lower W1nll. and. wtll reduce 1father, Morld&J nflht. RoM ~· actual d1l on oppollte lldel of tbe footlllbtl hesltaWd to put herself under pube Phe sWl wu there thla morning. youna: Donaldaon s defense. the 1 Told throuah the ";~~;~ 8 ._ 1andJni lpMMl to allout 25 antlee 1 Youna Allen killed Donaldlcm by ., emma... Ult decide toda · Uc ecrutbp' ponclertnf, retuslna to eat. · young man's father, Prancl& A. , press all the plutul. 1 per bouf, be Mkl • TbeJ wW be liD , ftrtlll ODI barril of a BbotCUD Into Bot.h •~wt~n~ ~ue,:e eh ~ mmachiDer'Y of ~ lbt bU ~ a mOBt t.roublOWI She learned o1 her lover's fu- ~ oonakllon, Jr. insurance broker,' C'hlld'a lmprlaonment aid to tbt Ufttbl ~r of the lh!p bla body a half hour 1Rer DaoUd· , oonfron-... oosthe little t - - tour houri IInce her father nenl, and the hard hot tears ol bu relieved h~r Df Lbat responst- rcul clcstt 1t!!4 otbef · lD take-oft, allo. Blt&ehart repone 10ft bad ltn.lck him fw prvtestlnt: 1 ~bettnlell the liYlnl and the i tn whei'e a P:~bla amu1na: account of ht!r her grief caut:ht tn her throat. Hl.8 1bfllty, one .she apparently felt tUff's inl'llctedt ;~;{;; ed. tbat ueea!lla ban bem IP'I.rtted 1ap.lnlt Donalcleon'a at&entloN to Ide . , 1o ner wUl bOtd an In· atratr with DonaldJoD. At ftrat she body had been 1akl lnto tne frflh· deeply. tlu'ra. youna Sa, tbe ...-1 a'f'latka oorporaUOn hllalaW, Role 1:. N. A1lerL ·It II a:e•u~ ~ :r~:;jC:,VJ coro 111 • dkt not tnow he ha4 r~ ly·tumed earta, 1tltbout hla aweet"A brutal, unpremeditated mt1r- rven ctrlkhim .~ IUJMictlarl of OtneraJ Moton,\ Ph11adeiJJbl&. p;-K l3-IKB;u~e ln ~ ~~~ ·~ t~ lq i 'J'the••wu :.W. tbat IIDI'ftl! to\all;toafrM*Ic.t!fJmt' tpr-.-.~ beart'J preeence at. tbe rnve. But, der cannot be exculpated by the the&ic lettm, -,=.~~ ;:'.:O~or .::=.cor- The apJrl.tal 1tru.f~ee a charao-1 :VUa'e ratber, bUt tittle dat ~. 1 pn~ttem to be founl! -11 tbe 1011. rr..-(ttt&. .. . _ . .~. .. 1tiii!Cluded In the luxuriOWJ home ot <OonUDUid on pqe tnree) and ofl'el'l of a . '' . IITANQUIIY DJt!O Mlddl-o. """· .•M~r.. Hoar :THOSE IN PLAY OF THE STAGE; VICTIM'S SWEETHEART MUST CHOOSE mE LIVING OR DEAD I ~;.'::.':..~........ o., newi I -·akl ftrtn1 to remove of tMhere huardal of wu manr announced toDOROTHY DOOA8 ter out of a pl&J have real thlnk when .me •• the dn.ma lbe come tbe defeMe of a mur- I When she learned world her society friend&, Rose Allen stLU a Wat.hlngk!l little chlld'a ~;ov~;·~-~~;~~ J)aytcm. 48c: 17e 10.: . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . 23e .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . 25c o I I • o ! • • • • , • • o o , , , , , • 15c Child'S - I Arouses or the atreet car paasena:ers 1 iwobtmn I q';nemt& I I o:; co-: are fed 11j . 1 ttc;. W: ': -:..:.::::Pa •t a; �• • ' ' y i .. . pJW)A y, NOVIlMBJ:R HI, 1181 "ltnWrf'l If ~<luf "'"leo:W·"~ .llndir The National Gesture I jilt A.et o1. March '· 1871." Publllbell Dollr ·~1 ~· ~ ~~e.~. ~ted on Lower le<>ood 8 - t• ....,_,, q. wh.:-''G\11' friends sen~ ua Jettua or news mattn tor ~tcat&oll ibey lbould in an cua &lan tbelr No~J~e---a.lthoul)l not neceuarUy to bA print.f4, . t\AOIUDlOU&. letteu. bowever uc~t and d<llirable 1n UleDI• W~ltel tal' ito h:ul\ance wUI be publlahed. --~=-==~==:;;;::-=;.";"";;;;;--·;, " . Til~ 111~108 PU11LI8HIIIG COJU'ANY ot PomiNJ', oilo ,.., 11110111.,. 0 - ... 'viroolilloa CoD 181·11 Ultwal ~CoD By JohD P. Mod bury U • -- ~ I -- hill ,.. I 1 I 1 I I -- I ~ CIRCUMST l VCES •I I th Members ,..e; • I; ' ave Rec""ption .• U6·L == o\Pf~STI&I!IG IIEPIIE~IENTATIVKS '... 11&'1'1011~ . Dnlne·Tenne)' Corpontkm New York and Chicago .. . &il,¢ilt;) b. IJarri<l .... one Week one ~~.~~ ..... v.... ..... . Vlrli1iia Grea1 ·:News Wrong o..-. for Picnic Grove Mlddl~port • Maybe X'm mallor lep~ 13, IIIH, ot the .... 0!110" " . oyl.erlan chw ch Thl.ii t.ypt! uf ur·\110n P'red arrlvt!d lll(edne.hly even· I aanilaUon 1lr'8l 1\rat bQWl in ~1 .-: lha t6r aa tnd.eftntte v11tt. wUb ' . . . _ .-. . Jlewl "h PrtlllbYterlan clnueb in New York relatlvt!a 1 01W about twenty-the years 1110, \ Mf llnd Mr11. 0 .B Stout and 'Mr and Ml'A. Dclw Banders ll.l'fnt but 1B the ftnt orranllt.atlon ot thi& j dausht.cr BILrbara left Fr1da)' morn Tuesday evtnlnl with Mr and Mn t)pe Lo br oarrled out in Middle- lng fur~ LoulsviUe , K.\o Em~llt St.nley 1'110118 IID·L part • ! HBJ:el Crow ot Athena •nd :M.ae The laymallll meeLhli will be con ' McClon&lle epent Thursday with duct.ed by ~epre&ent&tlvc6 or an the\ llJ.1 their alllter, Mrs Be11:.le Farll:y , churches o. Mlddlepon urban Luh and I:lmlly were the Pl"TIIL\NS MEET -Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs AI· The Km&hta ol' PyLhUUI h elci • Mn Jesse Sa.nabury baa been IConUnued frOm DQII!I ODI) Ibert. DK.DIIey mo.L int.ereatinl mcetlna 'fhursdl:l.) vlalttrlil alnoe TUe!!day with rela· futile a.ltempt. of a badly adviaed, , Mr and Mra Ray Knowlton even1111J at Lhelr roonu. lL Will 11..1.1· tlveA at Lanpvllle dl.stracted father to 18Ve hta IOfl by l.pent Sunday with Mr and Mrt! , -c; Mn M J McCarty retumeq hldtna him behind the 1lr.hu ot Pr~~onk Robinet · flOunced Prlday morntna. thaL qml Tuetday from HW1Unston , w!1ere daughter, whOAe char&eter, the faHerb Beeltley and family •pen\ ., . •Rev, - P 1• awprlllt was In store at. that h ••• ~ " th d th ot her th ':'!r himselt destroya. · said Don· ' l!!lunday eventng with w M Beck· .-or attereoa and meet1.. ., tor those attmdina u LhE I e uao ..,.,..,n nee e ea '- l 1 .... mother l~~oldson through tl1J att.omey , I ley and ramlly 1'-arp ly • Proaram of Mu'Trustees ' were 100 '/. in attendeMrs A S Thomas, Mrs Oeorte · The attempt to poieon public Manda &bo spent Bwuiay afterHe EnM.y•d ance. ...... ,. Evans, Miss Lettie Besaerer. Miss oplnlon before the trial by bavJns noon with Mr and Mrs Dora Cum 0 • 1'ollowtng the resuiar ---~ Ethel Orums, Mrs BuBberTl' and Mr Allen's broadcast thrOUih lhe !m.lm; mtetlnl, refruhment.ll of pumpkin William B Thoq~as ol Charleaton press 15 not oriBirur.l or new now Cleona McVey has the mump,.; Th,e 'He-ath M E. Cburch was 1Pie, dou1hnut~ and cotree were eer- were guest.!! Thursday of MW Alllc t "lll acromp.lsh Its PUrpo6e' Tile ' ).{Til Pearl Tedro"N who wa:. 111.• the !cene of a. delllhtful receptl<.•l : ved. 'f1u: pie waa donated by HUih Mauck and C F Besf\eret truth of thl.!l terrible trB4JedY wlll l t.l!.lly burned recently died at the ThUrsday e'ii!nlnl, Nov~ber 12th ~=!~~~ ::~~~~ ~~~g~~lll were ru:~ BJ!~faa::r~~~~~da~~ M:,_rr come rrom the lips of disinterested Bheltenn~~: Arms hasplt&l Ba.turdlt.ll liven 1n honor ot the neW minister and Mrs Thomas Longslatr. re· I wilnf'.loities at the proper tJme" I ;;:~~f:~ 6~~~1 T':,;;;~~~s a~~ld ~' ~v ' ~ B PattersOn and J1ls Cl.UB HOBTES8 curned to Columbus Prtday morn~ s!~tt, ~~ordlng r to ~ohnd ~ _!{ Mrli Ruth Btanl~y and chlfdren family, M11. PhUip Meter entertamt.d Lbe ling after a visit here Mr and • a rney or t e e erue spent part of last week with her The I membere of her Uve~hundred club Mrs. Lo~s tatr will visit thele fm some at these dlalnterested wit· paren~ Mr and Mr~ Frank Bobo , ever-popu a.r MlddlePqrt IThul'lday eve 11 Jng at her home au lseveraJ days ncnes have ~olunteered to t estify Walter McVey .t 8 d 1 Hleh echool Orehestra under the , ora vel Hill Mrs L6w1s Via or Charleston u; In young Eddie's behalf He would tfornoon wlt.h Em!i~eck~ ay a · dlrt!tt:lon "of Mlis V~Mta McCoy op- 1 Marga~t Clltrord wu the rrclp· here vitlftlng w!Lh hrr ~!sins, Mrs nnt reveal who thtty were but Inti · Y ened t,Jle proaraJ:n, Folldwlnt Lh!! lent or the club prize for htah score Jobn Kincaid .md M.lss Dahlia mated ther~ wn one •~ leas~. whose name was very Important 1 selectlcms by the .DI'cbeatra Mn whil,. 8)·bil E;ber.sbach or Pome- ~ Pauley Olen Smith rendert!d a v~l solo roy received the guest prize The Mrs Ella Frye, "'hu has been Another society 11rf may f'llter "Good-Bye to summer· Mls.$ ~ra ethel ~~.!It of the club wa s Mrs oo nfl.ned In the Mt C~:~.rmel h ospital tne case too She i11 thf girl wMse Loulee Scott was next on the pro· Frank Simms 1at Columbus for some time, was name was said to have been linkDllna Md>a.de of \V~st B1 tJgeIJ'&nl wltlt an orean &olo A vocal Dl>.mty refreshments were sene'i brought to her homf' here F ilda"y j ed with young Dona.ldVJn s before wii.L( 1 Pa , and M1 and Mrs Ver~ solo by Ml.s!! Jean McKay was also ut the close of the card playmg I by the P..awlings ambuiii.Il(.'f! Rose'5 was She ,,:ent to non McDade of Moncca Pn vls:tweU received 'Th.e prorram was _ Mrs. Ge01ge Childe1s returned 1v.hen goss1p became too their mother Mrs Hertha Me· brouaht to a cloee Wtth the hvmn ATTEND DINNEa F.\RTl' Thursday to her home in Charlet;- h:'lg, and has !line" returned and bl Dadt> r{'~ntl) . "Blus Be thr Tie that Bind&; b!i Mr and Mrs Oedri<! Clark, Mr tnn 11.tter a vu~lt here with her 1murned [t Is believed 11he will tell Roy Jtffers 1s vlsltmg his urothcr ~ ~n~&ution and Mra John Kent Mr and Mrs daughter, Mrs Guy ReYnolds I the star) of her own relations with at F,ura After th~ presentation or the pro- 0 B ~tout Mr a~d M B Capt and Mt & HiLl"lY .Hellnett rc the dt:ad man Ill order to Ml s. Mary Wogan who hal) been Bram t~ present were L"lVite<i to M'cAIUste aUd Ml.ss LucUle Dutton turned Friday from Colwnbus, credit t.o the cnntentlon that Don· \'l.!!itlng her daughter Mrs C E thO adjolnin r•- 1 ~.. lo ed 'to H tl to Wed ed 1 where they visited to1 a short time ald.,o n wa s a ladles' man Sheets at Thlvlner returned home S ......... Wt!!re reuo: • mo r un na n ne ay Mrs Effte Rl.ce lClurned f10ml saturday mftnt;ll were ~r.ved. Durtna: tie re-~ neninK and lttendeo a dinner and P<t.rkersbnrg Thursdu:o where she Mrs Adle Howard of New Ha\ep. h"i!:Bhment course, novelty Bm.lfiS dance party atven b)' the Rotary visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wells 1 Mrs Virginia Wolfe und dauwere t.r'ljQyed, tm1er ,the leadl!r!ihlp club Of Huntington at the Hotel ! Hulda Kleiu l!i otr duty at t he 1 of Letart visited recently or. ~ McKay An lntercsttne: talk I Prichard. Southern Electric office because or the former s daughter and waa 11ve,n .by Rev PBt~racn Talks -Illness M• and Mr• u .. , M"<Con tJ nued f rom poge one ) ·• ..... J " i 1\ reapo •· •..,e lo R ev Pa~tersan s ad· 1 MEN'S MISSION SOCIETY Mrs Pauley of Albanv was the 1 dt6U were delivered by ltev Gay, A meettna of the · Men's Mlss!on- Wednesday d1nne1 ~ue~£ of Mr.; New York """''d Dor. Rice and parents of Mid· Rev, Kreagcr, . Rev Gardner and 1ary" Society" will be held Sunday John CurtLs. The bank's lO&S Is fully r:Jieport vl~>lted ~cenUy with U\e Hey. Ht;nthome of ,Pomeroy afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Pres· Mr and Mrs Ne l\l Cooper and by Insurance former'~> uncle and aunt Mr and !. "'f· H~ DA-ILY TRIBUNJ ' .AY, IIOVDOIZII 11, 1111 i I I M.OO l.OO, 1.110, .511 !.JPtar( }.-aJis I t I nowadays that any man (280-10'101 to be und.:r onfl :~;!"~!~ ' ! 1.~ Cleveland Vkmhese Em-ambit; 1 ltij:k l Lucaa: T.30 Popular Quarter Hr. THE ONE GREAT FRIEND-A man that hath frien~a must shew llitnself friendly: and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother.-Proverbs 18:24. Popular afford rwn house until he geta h'l:ne •n • 1the evening 8,-.terlca.l Hl•tory China 16 as strong as her meek· Ntaht Club, 10 Wayne Kmg s OJ, est Chlnlt __ 11 til WTAM Players; 11 SO Jan 0 (1 True Story !Oatbtl''o Orch, 13 Mldnilht Melo· He's 10 away without I 'tn; mess sergeants daughter. any 2nd Soldier-Yeh, nnd, oh, what 30 0 2 Sons York Symphony; 4"30 Hoover's UnempiOJment 6 Revue; 8 ao The :Novelty Orch; 115 ; ll Boxy Pl'QIJ. 9 80 sea ; 10 Variety; 10 30 Concert Tbe oauc~; 11:30 Ben Sc.rnle's Orch; '13 Eddie Duchln & nd Rl.r. Popular Dane~ Oreh. WI::AP-New York l454J.s60) 8 fdelod)' Walter 1la&t'l tc. :11\y utrobbt.>d M Rlehl<e, u. ID.I(I;eH tluckl.lg Hrm manhero ot U 500 In cash and sevClHI hundttd doll!US wo1 :h of scc url~~es T11e men entered the omces of th e trud{ing fin. shu tty after who made a few exka. b~ls so that he could pay his Income tax. ~ .......... -.. - .. - - •• • , . _ I IRh.'_l lc BALDWIN Wuted days! Too bad .. be<;~. use L1dia E. P1okbdih's Veg· ~ble Compound could ba.vc- bclped her. It's wondcrlul 8 30 Art Kali!!el'a Ot'tll, D Over th e \\ _at Finals--National Audition. 11 lfl Dleam Ship, 11 30 En. I Jlurtntti' Orch; ll 45 Wayne Kings Or 12:166 n1Ted Weems Orch, 12.-wi u yuu reel old &n4 ruq·4own from ~:1~~\uVfnto~!:~~~{"l:~~~~~~.~~ under Eye•, H&adacbeil!, Burrdnl':~4 I' 1 I hnd llll iVf. d --·--Governor (Continv -d from naer ,ne) Thl.. positlcn tnken the~ forthosehc&dachs:!i advisers v.·ns w~y La Iavurl by some that the handle the situation n spuial legislative ami to force t he various local Orehestra. Imun itle.-. com~ to handle their own I problems-cui tnllina HOVernmental and ,school operations If _tcccssary, by cutting expf1ndltUJ e~; to mCtlt the dt"p!t ted reven\ies and appealing tu tl.c more fortm•at~ cltlzeu6 t.o aid ln caring for needy and destJ ~ tute families Radio Program Up 1,Ul.tll ttl,e gtJvcmor·~ 't!oburence w1th bls cablt\et mcm~ !>3rs lhe imprel:ililOn prevuUed in statt'houSt> circles lh11. t Ocwernor ! Whl! e had P• n.cl1cally decided not to en II a spcclul ~ess1on be "~"n and insteati;1~f .~ g~ye~~ltJIIj,l,~~~~.T.Y and by buoil\lllBs principlellf.-& Jti!IZ••·~c;,: c~ "l!lllhonesty, . corrlll!tion and ineifieiel!'\;y resu!is. matters little what the kind of government a city hao, is the qla, o)d story of honesty agait1•t dishonesty. It aW)Iepend~ ' upon th• tnil!viduals who are chosen to op. erat~';t he business. I .I 'It Jt ••• •• .. - I .v., .•_. _ I Popular CBfe; WeaknesS Kille E••-•• n- I I Efllcftm:r Experts 'the lohrlfty co•mwrfelt.er WANTED IOPEOPLE Bla.ddttr Weakn•••· C!IUUd by Kid· nay AciditY, I want )'ou to quit 1ur. ferlna Comare&tvat In andme4· a-et wb11.t 1right thlnftnow. Ia the 11 iclne 1 have ever tound It often !~V:• ~~~ :O~P~;e~~,~~n r§t.~i~!t Jt'• enly 15e and 1 ~rua.rantea It to quickly eQUlbllt th&llhll condition• and Mr<:. W R Barringer aa11ety <co l•tely, or return emph' Tolcdu, 0 , Nuv 13--INB--Anned Mrs 8peed Pickens and Mrs patkase an set you.r moue)' bll.ck. ~ \\lth 11. muchlne ~un, four bandits R11.lph Pkkens and bu.by of Middle F• Sale Q uu1 &o11er Dna, November 11 ] Ezc:~ It, Pleaee WABC- Ncw YorK <8486-860) 8 lt's all right ~-'l have "'. family lf.m Morning Musicale; 10 30 Quiet skeleton, but you ~h;Juldn t dress llllrmonles; U 30 Volce of st. her up In an evenli.Jg gown 1 13 30pm Intematltnol Broad A Busaness • I I Our Own Vaudnllle 1st Soldlcr- 1 hear that girl you were out with last niRht. was the I~~i;!;\~~11ormo:~~·~~dr.o:;:or~::: I~~~so;~.::'~~ \!:' ,;;'in~:h~Y~~ ::::..... _ POLITICS T 'fHil RECENT election, Cleveland finally decided to throw over the City Manager plan and go back to the old idea that many other cities use. This action reminds one that EJome years back, for u hme, there was a general muvetnent toward city managership to bring tl'le average city from the influence of the bribed and crookM official. .A• a matter of fact, whether a city has a city man· ugcr Or whether it has a mayor and councilmen or alder· men, the result Is just about the same. If the manager~~~~~;~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~;f~~g'"~~ honetlt and trying to operate the city on a paying finaneio.t ;-: ;; baoisi .•!t, he has ability, that result will be achieved.. The ' ! ......... same;~hing can be, lu!d ~~per the mayor and councllmamc plan,'Jf and when honest officials are at tne helm of a · municipality. :On the other hand ·if the city manai(llr is diohqnest 01 if thtl.mayor is di•hon~· th\l 'bth'er part o;tthl! pic!ure i• to "nlC Goldberg&, 9 30 C&n I Matrlmrmlal l\lartyrs Every married mo.n ls bo56 ol h,t; cheap .--······ ···~- I Mrs AuiD-S•nestton Seeond-hand cars ate so ··-···.... Kyger ;po~rt~~~v~is~it~ed~~~~~~wglt~h~~~h~e~~~~~-~illl~d~d;lo~-g--~o~blo~~~J Attention ..All! BLAITTNAB'S·. The Second Street U-Tote-Em,in Middleport again will be ~pen for business Saturday'1 Nov. :14. This store is stocked with a complete line of food stuft's and everything is new. ALSO The remainder of the ·Fire-Sale Goods are there and ·must be sold. ' ' 'v I I ' ' •• w We muot have twenty people to help uo clear our otocko for the new Hudoon·Eooelt new mode'ti. The undreamed of beauty and per· formance of the new 1932 ~ will reoult in so many oales that MUST tP'eatly reduce our stock of UJed cars. " You can almoot make your owa priceo. Come in and oee how ne~ ., like new a uoed cat can be after tl has bee,; reconditioned by- • G. H. Ewing, BAUllS Quality Meata-Hom<i Killed QUALITY BEEF, PORK. ~... NECK BONES nice and meaty ............... . Phone' 521-R PORK LIVP;Jt Fresh, tender .....•...... , ..... SAUSAGE, pure pork 3 Pounds : ...... .' .. 1... .' . . . . . . , , · 3 Pounds . . . . . ... · t · • · • · .'! · · · LAMB CHOPS ;, . Hotel Chittenden Eompletely rd~:.o n: ,.. d and rcmoddd •.. over S\PQ,OOO spent m mi:.lnng the Ho~d C!uw·n~ en the logK"tl~ohOJ CC fer the tn vdcr. H ome of t1lC p ,uple: C ~\'J ' O:rLe. S!wp. L::.q::c, co mfort.,bl ~ rmm1' e.x.cep~1onal s· r· 1tc g, t~~ from $1 50 up\\ atd. HAM'BURGER, fresh grouqd '• 'I' • • tender, fresh callies . . Gco. A Wcy.;,g, Mar.ager ~~~n~T.~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S¥rc: SP!~~: ~~~.~ .~?~~. ....... • v banne1'. She wa1 tall and slender. She had &teat blue eyes and a clear panor an• a sweet curved mouth. Uader h'er 1mall hat her hair was aiiYer white. She , had lovely har:~da. And there were tear,.on her chC<":ks to match Fanchon•• own tears. For a brief moment Y:n. Cantaira held Fanchon away at arms length Thtn tht! es.eJai~ed, pw:zled, incredulous , By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma mt ·~ ;~;~i::~u:::::~~·:::. !;~ FR:!~~!:~·. i.n. ~~~ce ~~.sliced..·. "But COMBINATION SALE .I --- t.nl\ flolshevik• are said to be Looking warily aci'(IU tile Manchurian border. And warily ' to 10<!)<, in both instances. · '~lllwon h,.. 11one on hut hi• light will ro~~~~ ~.he centuries... ___ ____ St. LPuis declare that buslnoM touche<) !ltarteq to improve on October 5. W aon't ' fepper Martin rot hi• home run,'! acatt,red election• were held this month ~ Jllil'). of tuning up of tile orchestra for the Y.,,._r., j ., ·---·--<'"'" entire charge of the poll~ in an electlD~ this year. It'• a good l1ct that tit~ ~ !lltd;!W.~I! ''9 11~!'11' (ookinr rl••oe• in .e~ch . ·:r.c . ~!~~~ ~=~~ .~:~· ~ .~~: ~~~ '29c_,, ' ' I am informed that there are no fewer than two thmtsRml known species of ladybirds in the world, and altljough they are gentle and friendly to man they are the implacable enemies of many insect-pests, especially those. that attar.k fruit. GROCERY SPECIALS . i'ille11PP!t1 llne can ~si~. , , ·: ., ·;- . l>ltik~ilim.rf2atre .. ~ ........ . New Pack Tomatoes, 2 large cans . . . . 1 Pint Maple flavored Syrup, 1 box Pancake Flour, all for . . . . . . . . . ,. 2Sc.· M~~=i~~~............... 1 KRAUT, Ladl)'birds choose an expos~d p~ce for their 'winter homes and seem tu tie able to ~xist through a great deal of hardship I am told that the California fruit gTOwerl! realize the va'ue nf t)Ie ladybird as an all;y.and keep vaJJI numbers of th ~"l' little ' cre.turea in a kind of cold sto~agc through the winter, rclca&ipg them among ~he fruit trees when summer comes. THEfE THEY .' Q~,~TROY ENORMOUS NUMBERS OF' PLANT ur-:E ANP parcatl ...................... . MUSTARD Gallon ........ . ............ . SUGAR 6 Pound ~qALE INSf:CTS M~l> SAVE A GREAT D~~!-J\t:.,.FJ,tWt~ rrtlAT·OTQI!IkWISE W6TJUp'U4V'E BEEN DES1'R0YED.... . ' , y,, lb. SwiftS sliced bacon-1 dozen 'JA..l: fresh eggs, all for, ............, . . There is an old faring, "Ladybin\, ladybird, fly away home; your house is on fire and your children will burn.'·' J-;7. . ..... ~~~n~~~.~ ...... , . . . . . . . . . . ~~1 COLUM::JUS, OHIO YOU EVER STOP TO NI~Ev~o~· K~~;~.·' ~~~~i ~~1· ·10··;2t.·•• .. . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. "FOLLOW THE CROWD TO , lf~l.ll ,.,. ... 'l'o.., Where Yea Gel o-1 ,._. at ft'leell Y• ' • • · �• • ' ' y i .. . pJW)A y, NOVIlMBJ:R HI, 1181 "ltnWrf'l If ~<luf "'"leo:W·"~ .llndir The National Gesture I jilt A.et o1. March '· 1871." Publllbell Dollr ·~1 ~· ~ ~~e.~. ~ted on Lower le<>ood 8 - t• ....,_,, q. wh.:-''G\11' friends sen~ ua Jettua or news mattn tor ~tcat&oll ibey lbould in an cua &lan tbelr No~J~e---a.lthoul)l not neceuarUy to bA print.f4, . t\AOIUDlOU&. letteu. bowever uc~t and d<llirable 1n UleDI• W~ltel tal' ito h:ul\ance wUI be publlahed. --~=-==~==:;;;::-=;.";"";;;;;--·;, " . Til~ 111~108 PU11LI8HIIIG COJU'ANY ot PomiNJ', oilo ,.., 11110111.,. 0 - ... 'viroolilloa CoD 181·11 Ultwal ~CoD By JohD P. Mod bury U • -- ~ I -- hill ,.. I 1 I 1 I I -- I ~ CIRCUMST l VCES •I I th Members ,..e; • I; ' ave Rec""ption .• U6·L == o\Pf~STI&I!IG IIEPIIE~IENTATIVKS '... 11&'1'1011~ . Dnlne·Tenne)' Corpontkm New York and Chicago .. . &il,¢ilt;) b. IJarri<l .... one Week one ~~.~~ ..... v.... ..... . Vlrli1iia Grea1 ·:News Wrong o..-. for Picnic Grove Mlddl~port • Maybe X'm mallor lep~ 13, IIIH, ot the .... 0!110" " . oyl.erlan chw ch Thl.ii t.ypt! uf ur·\110n P'red arrlvt!d lll(edne.hly even· I aanilaUon 1lr'8l 1\rat bQWl in ~1 .-: lha t6r aa tnd.eftntte v11tt. wUb ' . . . _ .-. . Jlewl "h PrtlllbYterlan clnueb in New York relatlvt!a 1 01W about twenty-the years 1110, \ Mf llnd Mr11. 0 .B Stout and 'Mr and Ml'A. Dclw Banders ll.l'fnt but 1B the ftnt orranllt.atlon ot thi& j dausht.cr BILrbara left Fr1da)' morn Tuesday evtnlnl with Mr and Mn t)pe Lo br oarrled out in Middle- lng fur~ LoulsviUe , K.\o Em~llt St.nley 1'110118 IID·L part • ! HBJ:el Crow ot Athena •nd :M.ae The laymallll meeLhli will be con ' McClon&lle epent Thursday with duct.ed by ~epre&ent&tlvc6 or an the\ llJ.1 their alllter, Mrs Be11:.le Farll:y , churches o. Mlddlepon urban Luh and I:lmlly were the Pl"TIIL\NS MEET -Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs AI· The Km&hta ol' PyLhUUI h elci • Mn Jesse Sa.nabury baa been IConUnued frOm DQII!I ODI) Ibert. DK.DIIey mo.L int.ereatinl mcetlna 'fhursdl:l.) vlalttrlil alnoe TUe!!day with rela· futile a.ltempt. of a badly adviaed, , Mr and Mra Ray Knowlton even1111J at Lhelr roonu. lL Will 11..1.1· tlveA at Lanpvllle dl.stracted father to 18Ve hta IOfl by l.pent Sunday with Mr and Mrt! , -c; Mn M J McCarty retumeq hldtna him behind the 1lr.hu ot Pr~~onk Robinet · flOunced Prlday morntna. thaL qml Tuetday from HW1Unston , w!1ere daughter, whOAe char&eter, the faHerb Beeltley and family •pen\ ., . •Rev, - P 1• awprlllt was In store at. that h ••• ~ " th d th ot her th ':'!r himselt destroya. · said Don· ' l!!lunday eventng with w M Beck· .-or attereoa and meet1.. ., tor those attmdina u LhE I e uao ..,.,..,n nee e ea '- l 1 .... mother l~~oldson through tl1J att.omey , I ley and ramlly 1'-arp ly • Proaram of Mu'Trustees ' were 100 '/. in attendeMrs A S Thomas, Mrs Oeorte · The attempt to poieon public Manda &bo spent Bwuiay afterHe EnM.y•d ance. ...... ,. Evans, Miss Lettie Besaerer. Miss oplnlon before the trial by bavJns noon with Mr and Mrs Dora Cum 0 • 1'ollowtng the resuiar ---~ Ethel Orums, Mrs BuBberTl' and Mr Allen's broadcast thrOUih lhe !m.lm; mtetlnl, refruhment.ll of pumpkin William B Thoq~as ol Charleaton press 15 not oriBirur.l or new now Cleona McVey has the mump,.; Th,e 'He-ath M E. Cburch was 1Pie, dou1hnut~ and cotree were eer- were guest.!! Thursday of MW Alllc t "lll acromp.lsh Its PUrpo6e' Tile ' ).{Til Pearl Tedro"N who wa:. 111.• the !cene of a. delllhtful receptl<.•l : ved. 'f1u: pie waa donated by HUih Mauck and C F Besf\eret truth of thl.!l terrible trB4JedY wlll l t.l!.lly burned recently died at the ThUrsday e'ii!nlnl, Nov~ber 12th ~=!~~~ ::~~~~ ~~~g~~lll were ru:~ BJ!~faa::r~~~~~da~~ M:,_rr come rrom the lips of disinterested Bheltenn~~: Arms hasplt&l Ba.turdlt.ll liven 1n honor ot the neW minister and Mrs Thomas Longslatr. re· I wilnf'.loities at the proper tJme" I ;;:~~f:~ 6~~~1 T':,;;;~~~s a~~ld ~' ~v ' ~ B PattersOn and J1ls Cl.UB HOBTES8 curned to Columbus Prtday morn~ s!~tt, ~~ordlng r to ~ohnd ~ _!{ Mrli Ruth Btanl~y and chlfdren family, M11. PhUip Meter entertamt.d Lbe ling after a visit here Mr and • a rney or t e e erue spent part of last week with her The I membere of her Uve~hundred club Mrs. Lo~s tatr will visit thele fm some at these dlalnterested wit· paren~ Mr and Mr~ Frank Bobo , ever-popu a.r MlddlePqrt IThul'lday eve 11 Jng at her home au lseveraJ days ncnes have ~olunteered to t estify Walter McVey .t 8 d 1 Hleh echool Orehestra under the , ora vel Hill Mrs L6w1s Via or Charleston u; In young Eddie's behalf He would tfornoon wlt.h Em!i~eck~ ay a · dlrt!tt:lon "of Mlis V~Mta McCoy op- 1 Marga~t Clltrord wu the rrclp· here vitlftlng w!Lh hrr ~!sins, Mrs nnt reveal who thtty were but Inti · Y ened t,Jle proaraJ:n, Folldwlnt Lh!! lent or the club prize for htah score Jobn Kincaid .md M.lss Dahlia mated ther~ wn one •~ leas~. whose name was very Important 1 selectlcms by the .DI'cbeatra Mn whil,. 8)·bil E;ber.sbach or Pome- ~ Pauley Olen Smith rendert!d a v~l solo roy received the guest prize The Mrs Ella Frye, "'hu has been Another society 11rf may f'llter "Good-Bye to summer· Mls.$ ~ra ethel ~~.!It of the club wa s Mrs oo nfl.ned In the Mt C~:~.rmel h ospital tne case too She i11 thf girl wMse Loulee Scott was next on the pro· Frank Simms 1at Columbus for some time, was name was said to have been linkDllna Md>a.de of \V~st B1 tJgeIJ'&nl wltlt an orean &olo A vocal Dl>.mty refreshments were sene'i brought to her homf' here F ilda"y j ed with young Dona.ldVJn s before wii.L( 1 Pa , and M1 and Mrs Ver~ solo by Ml.s!! Jean McKay was also ut the close of the card playmg I by the P..awlings ambuiii.Il(.'f! Rose'5 was She ,,:ent to non McDade of Moncca Pn vls:tweU received 'Th.e prorram was _ Mrs. Ge01ge Childe1s returned 1v.hen goss1p became too their mother Mrs Hertha Me· brouaht to a cloee Wtth the hvmn ATTEND DINNEa F.\RTl' Thursday to her home in Charlet;- h:'lg, and has !line" returned and bl Dadt> r{'~ntl) . "Blus Be thr Tie that Bind&; b!i Mr and Mrs Oedri<! Clark, Mr tnn 11.tter a vu~lt here with her 1murned [t Is believed 11he will tell Roy Jtffers 1s vlsltmg his urothcr ~ ~n~&ution and Mra John Kent Mr and Mrs daughter, Mrs Guy ReYnolds I the star) of her own relations with at F,ura After th~ presentation or the pro- 0 B ~tout Mr a~d M B Capt and Mt & HiLl"lY .Hellnett rc the dt:ad man Ill order to Ml s. Mary Wogan who hal) been Bram t~ present were L"lVite<i to M'cAIUste aUd Ml.ss LucUle Dutton turned Friday from Colwnbus, credit t.o the cnntentlon that Don· \'l.!!itlng her daughter Mrs C E thO adjolnin r•- 1 ~.. lo ed 'to H tl to Wed ed 1 where they visited to1 a short time ald.,o n wa s a ladles' man Sheets at Thlvlner returned home S ......... Wt!!re reuo: • mo r un na n ne ay Mrs Effte Rl.ce lClurned f10ml saturday mftnt;ll were ~r.ved. Durtna: tie re-~ neninK and lttendeo a dinner and P<t.rkersbnrg Thursdu:o where she Mrs Adle Howard of New Ha\ep. h"i!:Bhment course, novelty Bm.lfiS dance party atven b)' the Rotary visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wells 1 Mrs Virginia Wolfe und dauwere t.r'ljQyed, tm1er ,the leadl!r!ihlp club Of Huntington at the Hotel ! Hulda Kleiu l!i otr duty at t he 1 of Letart visited recently or. ~ McKay An lntercsttne: talk I Prichard. Southern Electric office because or the former s daughter and waa 11ve,n .by Rev PBt~racn Talks -Illness M• and Mr• u .. , M"<Con tJ nued f rom poge one ) ·• ..... J " i 1\ reapo •· •..,e lo R ev Pa~tersan s ad· 1 MEN'S MISSION SOCIETY Mrs Pauley of Albanv was the 1 dt6U were delivered by ltev Gay, A meettna of the · Men's Mlss!on- Wednesday d1nne1 ~ue~£ of Mr.; New York """''d Dor. Rice and parents of Mid· Rev, Kreagcr, . Rev Gardner and 1ary" Society" will be held Sunday John CurtLs. The bank's lO&S Is fully r:Jieport vl~>lted ~cenUy with U\e Hey. Ht;nthome of ,Pomeroy afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Pres· Mr and Mrs Ne l\l Cooper and by Insurance former'~> uncle and aunt Mr and !. "'f· H~ DA-ILY TRIBUNJ ' .AY, IIOVDOIZII 11, 1111 i I I M.OO l.OO, 1.110, .511 !.JPtar( }.-aJis I t I nowadays that any man (280-10'101 to be und.:r onfl :~;!"~!~ ' ! 1.~ Cleveland Vkmhese Em-ambit; 1 ltij:k l Lucaa: T.30 Popular Quarter Hr. THE ONE GREAT FRIEND-A man that hath frien~a must shew llitnself friendly: and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother.-Proverbs 18:24. Popular afford rwn house until he geta h'l:ne •n • 1the evening 8,-.terlca.l Hl•tory China 16 as strong as her meek· Ntaht Club, 10 Wayne Kmg s OJ, est Chlnlt __ 11 til WTAM Players; 11 SO Jan 0 (1 True Story !Oatbtl''o Orch, 13 Mldnilht Melo· He's 10 away without I 'tn; mess sergeants daughter. any 2nd Soldier-Yeh, nnd, oh, what 30 0 2 Sons York Symphony; 4"30 Hoover's UnempiOJment 6 Revue; 8 ao The :Novelty Orch; 115 ; ll Boxy Pl'QIJ. 9 80 sea ; 10 Variety; 10 30 Concert Tbe oauc~; 11:30 Ben Sc.rnle's Orch; '13 Eddie Duchln & nd Rl.r. Popular Dane~ Oreh. WI::AP-New York l454J.s60) 8 fdelod)' Walter 1la&t'l tc. :11\y utrobbt.>d M Rlehl<e, u. ID.I(I;eH tluckl.lg Hrm manhero ot U 500 In cash and sevClHI hundttd doll!US wo1 :h of scc url~~es T11e men entered the omces of th e trud{ing fin. shu tty after who made a few exka. b~ls so that he could pay his Income tax. ~ .......... -.. - .. - - •• • , . _ I IRh.'_l lc BALDWIN Wuted days! Too bad .. be<;~. use L1dia E. P1okbdih's Veg· ~ble Compound could ba.vc- bclped her. It's wondcrlul 8 30 Art Kali!!el'a Ot'tll, D Over th e \\ _at Finals--National Audition. 11 lfl Dleam Ship, 11 30 En. I Jlurtntti' Orch; ll 45 Wayne Kings Or 12:166 n1Ted Weems Orch, 12.-wi u yuu reel old &n4 ruq·4own from ~:1~~\uVfnto~!:~~~{"l:~~~~~~.~~ under Eye•, H&adacbeil!, Burrdnl':~4 I' 1 I hnd llll iVf. d --·--Governor (Continv -d from naer ,ne) Thl.. positlcn tnken the~ forthosehc&dachs:!i advisers v.·ns w~y La Iavurl by some that the handle the situation n spuial legislative ami to force t he various local Orehestra. Imun itle.-. com~ to handle their own I problems-cui tnllina HOVernmental and ,school operations If _tcccssary, by cutting expf1ndltUJ e~; to mCtlt the dt"p!t ted reven\ies and appealing tu tl.c more fortm•at~ cltlzeu6 t.o aid ln caring for needy and destJ ~ tute families Radio Program Up 1,Ul.tll ttl,e gtJvcmor·~ 't!oburence w1th bls cablt\et mcm~ !>3rs lhe imprel:ililOn prevuUed in statt'houSt> circles lh11. t Ocwernor ! Whl! e had P• n.cl1cally decided not to en II a spcclul ~ess1on be "~"n and insteati;1~f .~ g~ye~~ltJIIj,l,~~~~.T.Y and by buoil\lllBs principlellf.-& Jti!IZ••·~c;,: c~ "l!lllhonesty, . corrlll!tion and ineifieiel!'\;y resu!is. matters little what the kind of government a city hao, is the qla, o)d story of honesty agait1•t dishonesty. It aW)Iepend~ ' upon th• tnil!viduals who are chosen to op. erat~';t he business. I .I 'It Jt ••• •• .. - I .v., .•_. _ I Popular CBfe; WeaknesS Kille E••-•• n- I I Efllcftm:r Experts 'the lohrlfty co•mwrfelt.er WANTED IOPEOPLE Bla.ddttr Weakn•••· C!IUUd by Kid· nay AciditY, I want )'ou to quit 1ur. ferlna Comare&tvat In andme4· a-et wb11.t 1right thlnftnow. Ia the 11 iclne 1 have ever tound It often !~V:• ~~~ :O~P~;e~~,~~n r§t.~i~!t Jt'• enly 15e and 1 ~rua.rantea It to quickly eQUlbllt th&llhll condition• and Mr<:. W R Barringer aa11ety <co l•tely, or return emph' Tolcdu, 0 , Nuv 13--INB--Anned Mrs 8peed Pickens and Mrs patkase an set you.r moue)' bll.ck. ~ \\lth 11. muchlne ~un, four bandits R11.lph Pkkens and bu.by of Middle F• Sale Q uu1 &o11er Dna, November 11 ] Ezc:~ It, Pleaee WABC- Ncw YorK <8486-860) 8 lt's all right ~-'l have "'. family lf.m Morning Musicale; 10 30 Quiet skeleton, but you ~h;Juldn t dress llllrmonles; U 30 Volce of st. her up In an evenli.Jg gown 1 13 30pm Intematltnol Broad A Busaness • I I Our Own Vaudnllle 1st Soldlcr- 1 hear that girl you were out with last niRht. was the I~~i;!;\~~11ormo:~~·~~dr.o:;:or~::: I~~~so;~.::'~~ \!:' ,;;'in~:h~Y~~ ::::..... _ POLITICS T 'fHil RECENT election, Cleveland finally decided to throw over the City Manager plan and go back to the old idea that many other cities use. This action reminds one that EJome years back, for u hme, there was a general muvetnent toward city managership to bring tl'le average city from the influence of the bribed and crookM official. .A• a matter of fact, whether a city has a city man· ugcr Or whether it has a mayor and councilmen or alder· men, the result Is just about the same. If the manager~~~~~;~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~;f~~g'"~~ honetlt and trying to operate the city on a paying finaneio.t ;-: ;; baoisi .•!t, he has ability, that result will be achieved.. The ' ! ......... same;~hing can be, lu!d ~~per the mayor and councllmamc plan,'Jf and when honest officials are at tne helm of a · municipality. :On the other hand ·if the city manai(llr is diohqnest 01 if thtl.mayor is di•hon~· th\l 'bth'er part o;tthl! pic!ure i• to "nlC Goldberg&, 9 30 C&n I Matrlmrmlal l\lartyrs Every married mo.n ls bo56 ol h,t; cheap .--······ ···~- I Mrs AuiD-S•nestton Seeond-hand cars ate so ··-···.... Kyger ;po~rt~~~v~is~it~ed~~~~~~wglt~h~~~h~e~~~~~-~illl~d~d;lo~-g--~o~blo~~~J Attention ..All! BLAITTNAB'S·. The Second Street U-Tote-Em,in Middleport again will be ~pen for business Saturday'1 Nov. :14. This store is stocked with a complete line of food stuft's and everything is new. ALSO The remainder of the ·Fire-Sale Goods are there and ·must be sold. ' ' 'v I I ' ' •• w We muot have twenty people to help uo clear our otocko for the new Hudoon·Eooelt new mode'ti. The undreamed of beauty and per· formance of the new 1932 ~ will reoult in so many oales that MUST tP'eatly reduce our stock of UJed cars. " You can almoot make your owa priceo. Come in and oee how ne~ ., like new a uoed cat can be after tl has bee,; reconditioned by- • G. H. Ewing, BAUllS Quality Meata-Hom<i Killed QUALITY BEEF, PORK. ~... NECK BONES nice and meaty ............... . Phone' 521-R PORK LIVP;Jt Fresh, tender .....•...... , ..... SAUSAGE, pure pork 3 Pounds : ...... .' .. 1... .' . . . . . . , , · 3 Pounds . . . . . ... · t · • · • · .'! · · · LAMB CHOPS ;, . Hotel Chittenden Eompletely rd~:.o n: ,.. d and rcmoddd •.. over S\PQ,OOO spent m mi:.lnng the Ho~d C!uw·n~ en the logK"tl~ohOJ CC fer the tn vdcr. H ome of t1lC p ,uple: C ~\'J ' O:rLe. S!wp. L::.q::c, co mfort.,bl ~ rmm1' e.x.cep~1onal s· r· 1tc g, t~~ from $1 50 up\\ atd. HAM'BURGER, fresh grouqd '• 'I' • • tender, fresh callies . . Gco. A Wcy.;,g, Mar.ager ~~~n~T.~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S¥rc: SP!~~: ~~~.~ .~?~~. ....... • v banne1'. She wa1 tall and slender. She had &teat blue eyes and a clear panor an• a sweet curved mouth. Uader h'er 1mall hat her hair was aiiYer white. She , had lovely har:~da. And there were tear,.on her chC<":ks to match Fanchon•• own tears. For a brief moment Y:n. Cantaira held Fanchon away at arms length Thtn tht! es.eJai~ed, pw:zled, incredulous , By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma mt ·~ ;~;~i::~u:::::~~·:::. !;~ FR:!~~!:~·. i.n. ~~~ce ~~.sliced..·. "But COMBINATION SALE .I --- t.nl\ flolshevik• are said to be Looking warily aci'(IU tile Manchurian border. And warily ' to 10<!)<, in both instances. · '~lllwon h,.. 11one on hut hi• light will ro~~~~ ~.he centuries... ___ ____ St. LPuis declare that buslnoM touche<) !ltarteq to improve on October 5. W aon't ' fepper Martin rot hi• home run,'! acatt,red election• were held this month ~ Jllil'). of tuning up of tile orchestra for the Y.,,._r., j ., ·---·--<'"'" entire charge of the poll~ in an electlD~ this year. It'• a good l1ct that tit~ ~ !lltd;!W.~I! ''9 11~!'11' (ookinr rl••oe• in .e~ch . ·:r.c . ~!~~~ ~=~~ .~:~· ~ .~~: ~~~ '29c_,, ' ' I am informed that there are no fewer than two thmtsRml known species of ladybirds in the world, and altljough they are gentle and friendly to man they are the implacable enemies of many insect-pests, especially those. that attar.k fruit. GROCERY SPECIALS . i'ille11PP!t1 llne can ~si~. , , ·: ., ·;- . l>ltik~ilim.rf2atre .. ~ ........ . New Pack Tomatoes, 2 large cans . . . . 1 Pint Maple flavored Syrup, 1 box Pancake Flour, all for . . . . . . . . . ,. 2Sc.· M~~=i~~~............... 1 KRAUT, Ladl)'birds choose an expos~d p~ce for their 'winter homes and seem tu tie able to ~xist through a great deal of hardship I am told that the California fruit gTOwerl! realize the va'ue nf t)Ie ladybird as an all;y.and keep vaJJI numbers of th ~"l' little ' cre.turea in a kind of cold sto~agc through the winter, rclca&ipg them among ~he fruit trees when summer comes. THEfE THEY .' Q~,~TROY ENORMOUS NUMBERS OF' PLANT ur-:E ANP parcatl ...................... . MUSTARD Gallon ........ . ............ . SUGAR 6 Pound ~qALE INSf:CTS M~l> SAVE A GREAT D~~!-J\t:.,.FJ,tWt~ rrtlAT·OTQI!IkWISE W6TJUp'U4V'E BEEN DES1'R0YED.... . ' , y,, lb. SwiftS sliced bacon-1 dozen 'JA..l: fresh eggs, all for, ............, . . There is an old faring, "Ladybin\, ladybird, fly away home; your house is on fire and your children will burn.'·' J-;7. . ..... ~~~n~~~.~ ...... , . . . . . . . . . . ~~1 COLUM::JUS, OHIO YOU EVER STOP TO NI~Ev~o~· K~~;~.·' ~~~~i ~~1· ·10··;2t.·•• .. . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. "FOLLOW THE CROWD TO , lf~l.ll ,.,. ... 'l'o.., Where Yea Gel o-1 ,._. at ft'leell Y• ' • • · �• t<OVDD!ER. 1.1, . 11111 ~ ~ at. _the aeuon report& the enrollDMnl of the c-.. 11 85 Whlch 'VJrtQJjl-mila ln · Ill -p«ratMMJ ,...... ~~~ ~ ~Intent ·-a. -- - .._.o..:· *'- lfiili!li'• .. and t-ena o. ~: Qd;ob ll"'IJOI~. IDI. Rena ~-' 1'llo · ilar wu - · 1n _.,._ ,.,..,. two nam.H added to our lilt of 35 membenlllp. A en d lnneT WM aeT'ftld . ... - G4~LONS .DJDLA88ES Ml~e Theis.l, a lhrlf'Y fa.t.'Dler a. few miles eut ot thll p)JLoe niles farm pmdueta of all klnda , l.llo pc.ultr,y ot every dcecrlpUon but this year he 11\A!f.J)ed ~d~ and !peclalizea on mo uses and in the put h!w weeks he hM t.urb.ed out liO&. saUons &nd It is the tind your forefathers Ul!R! to make. 1>1!tt'•:f made for • ''B.It ~r" aomil .ae In the future. C : N. ¥/~111er. •lfe and tJirlo l\r.u· lll!\ONI l)o1'lf ~~~~ or 1114dlo~t S~y with ~ farm~ ~ •-~ Dl!lkl Ur. and t.- ..m "t Mrs. ~- '*"· w O.rton sun~ hu been OOrt se\'eraJ, d&:i's v181Llng hEr mcther K111. Pn.p!;t! Weldon and her !!!lster Mrs. Ha}'man. Mr and Nrr;. L. J:. Dickey spent the week tWld -.'1t.h relaUvee and frli!nds hl C&nOOn and Akron. Tbt male blind qUN"tet ot Charleston wtli che a. concert at the M . E. Church Sunday evening. Thtre wm be no adlnla8km charges. 1 Childrt>n of the late E. B. lhle I and wife were here Jaat week making sume substantial improvements and be&utlfylaa the .last resting place m Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. BeiJe Shaw of PlUBb\ln!'h aM"ived llere Monday to spen1 a. tot:ple ot week& with her alater, Mn. Oiyde Wolfe. Orville Haywt.rd meat cutter eoun- I'""'P" Former Star And Coach At Harvard Gives lneight 'r. Many Competition• Scheduled On Gridiron • For Tomorr..W Htar aod MJ!Ii Barban staaWJek. D•rid Manntn, sam Hardy •ad mc.Jnlng. They wtre a~eo!l'IPa~ IW t.ht latter's sls~er, Mrs. Hatt~ Bak:6r who !!'lf;';dl LIBERfo.Y THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Friday and Satu• day "THE MIRACLE WOMAN" M188 Bertb& w~ ot canton been ~dlliC """""' dayo wttb V... 'all'l Cbal. ...,_ Nick lea returne~ .. home. Mr. and 1lri RaJpti H'ayman mO- tored I AT 1'HE THF..ATRFS Jlc'Miettes: Wh• hi!" U. 1831 OHIO WilliNG Sunday. 1 We wlell to t.ban., our nei8hban au and for the ttt.dnesa and Re'Y . 0 . M IAaie~ wm an nlhbwn us at 'the tlme of ~1 lOr Cllmp&Jaa., 0 .• O.Ula befe&YfliMIIL • IY'-w"fai be lffll~O'dnef 1 Jema 'C ! \..UrWe1rut thank Rev. Henthorne for his ev~e~~..~~~~_· _ . ~"'- a .. lno cONOI.lQ¥ wor4&. tbr the bcg.uUtul ••• rn:liiWl~ "' llil 0 • 1.uc: ·-C IKl OIS~ tbQie ,wb,o 1•1£1! tJle ftoweJ:il BI.Cb eleeted oftlcer• Th~&day at- a.nd lhe U$e or llletr cars and Un· temocm.. rteabmea. eledict Jo of- ~" ••IN lf;lr I1JI -eftk:lent. scr• itCel Were Preali!e..at. CbaPlei ' IS",:~n- ~leeS · ,. . - · · Dlf: Jce PreBI.dent, Eileen 'Roush : v · ~rson.. 0 . Harper. lle<nlal'7. Vlrllnla '11>0mpe!lJl; ~a.rl H)'sell nnd ramUy. Treal,uftr, Ohrles Lel ,nd· Obrret~pondent, Eleamor Bentz. Tale oa-tly -11-13:; Weekb' ll..J.e. .•• le Pdrtl, Mra. Anna eutu., d. Del· 1a Mallory, Mr11. Alm1e Ptek:!'Po', Mn 1200 NO'WMJtE~ CAUl !II' 'l'll,\IIQ . Rill. - .a1rt. . . ~AIJOe • Mn. HaWe Otwil, Jllra. .- Oiltile Duolul•• Mnl. I'UDio lin. Lon Jr~w. J~l3- )1.-1 - - li'rilp- , ill .. t.llriiO: .. ..... ..DW>, ....IJ>.a.J C:hi&>....._ DIJI 1'<1><1. .... .lfliblt w..t.oo. . Beryl Mereer. ___ ............... - -- HOTEL WLUMBUS .........................., • ~ . . . 'Art......... 200 Fireproof Rooma tOO R69Q at .t.OO ner rllm.td. Tbe IDOl' powerful dralna 11f Woman's rt.JmtraUon A hqe &aberaaele ba'DI ..whlle h1Ullhtdu art a&tend- lltl Frayer meetlll(. Alao Comedy "Fin Fithten'' ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Friday and Saturday 1~ CIOIIft', Bobllrl Cool'an. MKtte Green. Jaekhl Sf!arlt', Enid Bennett and Helen Jerome Edd)' lD 'llitb. Fm llr..C l'arOllio-ho 1111111 Tbe, ft1ht wllllly for edt.. "SKIPPY IJn qa.in &be JOJO.U6 .flays of JO•tb. blspti. wDI'l'f; Y•ur doc p.., Yo1U' "befit (lrl" wai your best frltlld . Oae or tbe bl!&i pie· tura el tocb,.7. A.lao Comedy "Y ou'n In The Army Now" at;_:~2:=!"5=:~;::'::;;=:::;e;:~:_ 1~~e~~~~~~ That Ounee of Prevention By CLlFF STERME11' Boy alp ,,... Maple 8 ....... lor l5t aiNI &Ilk eaUUe!J JH to o•e Box of GaLt 11etfi.1 Pancake Floar for lc. The Two 26e ' Evoking Rebel ,Yells ""' .IJI:lV•" . - -, .=;Jt.i ' ' - - - - - - - - . B y HARDIN BURNLEY·--.-----......., a even- New Eni!liah Walnuta-29c lb. 31ba. 79c New Prune._ 21b. box25c-Curranta 16e box New Raidno seeded or oeedle11, 2 pkp 25c: New Southern otyle Moiot Coc....,t-16c: Can Freoh Giapr Snap-2lb. for 25c New Freoh Sod~Cradten-Ziba. fOf' 2te Pun Old failiioilecl Buckwh!l'at 25c ...:k .,.. ._. Very Special on Broomo fot Saturday 25c Each. Grapefl'llit-'they are Dirt Cheap, 5c Each Breekfaat Bacon-Mornint Glory-22c lb. QL Jar Salad Dreuinr-Only 43c: E'cll Little Willie Paneake or Buckwheat, 25c oack Corn, Gr. Beano, Carrota, Spinach, 1Oc Can PEANUT BRITTI.t: Frah Stoe.. QuaU&y Goods TAMPA "The COVERED n:ANUTS Frnh Stoell. Edra QualltJ Only 18c Poond c-n.at Center" ... of 29c P""nd BEEF, PoRK, VEAL, SAUSAGE, DRESSED Cl-tiCkE:N$ · FLORIDA -- CHOCOI.A'U: ,· 111£ BEST QUALITY ML\TS IN' TOWN ·: l"thti 'ii1;.;-8 .:ciuall Of J.nieri£4'' . Sa~ltary FIRIIT PIIEBIIIYTKIAK AKD PEACE CHillieR T_ EVAK. _, _ -LoTS oF GIC:.EA.T SOOTHEICW e.A,CKS•• ·· Me:eve:re., RAVINE BAPTIST CHUact:l ....... M. ...... A. E. Sktrrln 8 .. 8. Bupt DOW,\! I$, I<Et-L.Y. 6undll3' school Sennoo 10:30. ZIMME'RMAIJ, B. Y. P. U. 1:65. No evcnina Prayer mEetlril tebSE(2.TS. LEO~A(aD, C'..AIN: I ere. '\ .· Church I!Chool at It a. m. All WE DILIVER BIIBVICB WITH CO"i!!tTES)I' stranaen are heartily welcomed. Eart Hartenbaeh and Fred Richard~~ are Bupei'lntendente.. Morninl WOI'Ihip at 10 :80 o'cloet. l ;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;: ·-;;:-;;:;;::-;;:-:..;:;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;;;_;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;~_ This BundaJ tbe service ts tn the ~: Presbyterian churob. Anthem by · ' the choir. Sermon tq)lc: "Thou '" art the Man!" ,, Trlana:lea meet at 8 In tlle Presbyterian church. MIM Kathryn ,. Price is devotional leader and Howar'd £wlll8 wlll ilve the topic. Onion eventn1 Jen1ce at the " Simpson M. E. thut1:h. Thia · aer' " ' vk:e 1a In commemoration or th~ " ~th annltenary or Lbe Layman's Mtutonary Movement. •en o! the eo-opl!raurn t:Hurcbe& JwUJ bfl.ve ~ eharie of the service. "'-.110~ STAMINA The Pmbfterlan Mlillonary sowiD meet Thuradar evenlnl and home of Mnl Tfieron Rua· q.., ..... . .. ....... v.._,,......,. _[ ' 7:30. Pomeroy'r. Cleaneot Grocert PHONE 2t-l. . POWIIt, ' I' I l:ao. OroceQ CUI.'IUIJ IIOcKBT RESULTS ~ By luternattonal News PerYifo NaUon11l 8CII!ii7 ·Lnpe N. Y . .ft,IIJ'Ia;ers 4--CI.nadtcna 1 r;. Y. 4mtlrio0ne 11-Jl>lroll 3, Clllcap ·>-Toronto I. "VPar ~ Syraeuau ._Ptttattun;b 2. WUI LONGUFI ... �• t<OVDD!ER. 1.1, . 11111 ~ ~ at. _the aeuon report& the enrollDMnl of the c-.. 11 85 Whlch 'VJrtQJjl-mila ln · Ill -p«ratMMJ ,...... ~~~ ~ ~Intent ·-a. -- - .._.o..:· *'- lfiili!li'• .. and t-ena o. ~: Qd;ob ll"'IJOI~. IDI. Rena ~-' 1'llo · ilar wu - · 1n _.,._ ,.,..,. two nam.H added to our lilt of 35 membenlllp. A en d lnneT WM aeT'ftld . ... - G4~LONS .DJDLA88ES Ml~e Theis.l, a lhrlf'Y fa.t.'Dler a. few miles eut ot thll p)JLoe niles farm pmdueta of all klnda , l.llo pc.ultr,y ot every dcecrlpUon but this year he 11\A!f.J)ed ~d~ and !peclalizea on mo uses and in the put h!w weeks he hM t.urb.ed out liO&. saUons &nd It is the tind your forefathers Ul!R! to make. 1>1!tt'•:f made for • ''B.It ~r" aomil .ae In the future. C : N. ¥/~111er. •lfe and tJirlo l\r.u· lll!\ONI l)o1'lf ~~~~ or 1114dlo~t S~y with ~ farm~ ~ •-~ Dl!lkl Ur. and t.- ..m "t Mrs. ~- '*"· w O.rton sun~ hu been OOrt se\'eraJ, d&:i's v181Llng hEr mcther K111. Pn.p!;t! Weldon and her !!!lster Mrs. Ha}'man. Mr and Nrr;. L. J:. Dickey spent the week tWld -.'1t.h relaUvee and frli!nds hl C&nOOn and Akron. Tbt male blind qUN"tet ot Charleston wtli che a. concert at the M . E. Church Sunday evening. Thtre wm be no adlnla8km charges. 1 Childrt>n of the late E. B. lhle I and wife were here Jaat week making sume substantial improvements and be&utlfylaa the .last resting place m Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. BeiJe Shaw of PlUBb\ln!'h aM"ived llere Monday to spen1 a. tot:ple ot week& with her alater, Mn. Oiyde Wolfe. Orville Haywt.rd meat cutter eoun- I'""'P" Former Star And Coach At Harvard Gives lneight 'r. Many Competition• Scheduled On Gridiron • For Tomorr..W Htar aod MJ!Ii Barban staaWJek. D•rid Manntn, sam Hardy •ad mc.Jnlng. They wtre a~eo!l'IPa~ IW t.ht latter's sls~er, Mrs. Hatt~ Bak:6r who !!'lf;';dl LIBERfo.Y THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Friday and Satu• day "THE MIRACLE WOMAN" M188 Bertb& w~ ot canton been ~dlliC """""' dayo wttb V... 'all'l Cbal. ...,_ Nick lea returne~ .. home. Mr. and 1lri RaJpti H'ayman mO- tored I AT 1'HE THF..ATRFS Jlc'Miettes: Wh• hi!" U. 1831 OHIO WilliNG Sunday. 1 We wlell to t.ban., our nei8hban au and for the ttt.dnesa and Re'Y . 0 . M IAaie~ wm an nlhbwn us at 'the tlme of ~1 lOr Cllmp&Jaa., 0 .• O.Ula befe&YfliMIIL • IY'-w"fai be lffll~O'dnef 1 Jema 'C ! \..UrWe1rut thank Rev. Henthorne for his ev~e~~..~~~~_· _ . ~"'- a .. lno cONOI.lQ¥ wor4&. tbr the bcg.uUtul ••• rn:liiWl~ "' llil 0 • 1.uc: ·-C IKl OIS~ tbQie ,wb,o 1•1£1! tJle ftoweJ:il BI.Cb eleeted oftlcer• Th~&day at- a.nd lhe U$e or llletr cars and Un· temocm.. rteabmea. eledict Jo of- ~" ••IN lf;lr I1JI -eftk:lent. scr• itCel Were Preali!e..at. CbaPlei ' IS",:~n- ~leeS · ,. . - · · Dlf: Jce PreBI.dent, Eileen 'Roush : v · ~rson.. 0 . Harper. lle<nlal'7. Vlrllnla '11>0mpe!lJl; ~a.rl H)'sell nnd ramUy. Treal,uftr, Ohrles Lel ,nd· Obrret~pondent, Eleamor Bentz. Tale oa-tly -11-13:; Weekb' ll..J.e. .•• le Pdrtl, Mra. Anna eutu., d. Del· 1a Mallory, Mr11. Alm1e Ptek:!'Po', Mn 1200 NO'WMJtE~ CAUl !II' 'l'll,\IIQ . Rill. - .a1rt. . . ~AIJOe • Mn. HaWe Otwil, Jllra. .- Oiltile Duolul•• Mnl. I'UDio lin. Lon Jr~w. J~l3- )1.-1 - - li'rilp- , ill .. t.llriiO: .. ..... ..DW>, ....IJ>.a.J C:hi&>....._ DIJI 1'<1><1. .... .lfliblt w..t.oo. . Beryl Mereer. ___ ............... - -- HOTEL WLUMBUS .........................., • ~ . . . 'Art......... 200 Fireproof Rooma tOO R69Q at .t.OO ner rllm.td. Tbe IDOl' powerful dralna 11f Woman's rt.JmtraUon A hqe &aberaaele ba'DI ..whlle h1Ullhtdu art a&tend- lltl Frayer meetlll(. Alao Comedy "Fin Fithten'' ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Friday and Saturday 1~ CIOIIft', Bobllrl Cool'an. MKtte Green. Jaekhl Sf!arlt', Enid Bennett and Helen Jerome Edd)' lD 'llitb. Fm llr..C l'arOllio-ho 1111111 Tbe, ft1ht wllllly for edt.. "SKIPPY IJn qa.in &be JOJO.U6 .flays of JO•tb. blspti. wDI'l'f; Y•ur doc p.., Yo1U' "befit (lrl" wai your best frltlld . Oae or tbe bl!&i pie· tura el tocb,.7. A.lao Comedy "Y ou'n In The Army Now" at;_:~2:=!"5=:~;::'::;;=:::;e;:~:_ 1~~e~~~~~~ That Ounee of Prevention By CLlFF STERME11' Boy alp ,,... Maple 8 ....... lor l5t aiNI &Ilk eaUUe!J JH to o•e Box of GaLt 11etfi.1 Pancake Floar for lc. The Two 26e ' Evoking Rebel ,Yells ""' .IJI:lV•" . - -, .=;Jt.i ' ' - - - - - - - - . B y HARDIN BURNLEY·--.-----......., a even- New Eni!liah Walnuta-29c lb. 31ba. 79c New Prune._ 21b. box25c-Curranta 16e box New Raidno seeded or oeedle11, 2 pkp 25c: New Southern otyle Moiot Coc....,t-16c: Can Freoh Giapr Snap-2lb. for 25c New Freoh Sod~Cradten-Ziba. fOf' 2te Pun Old failiioilecl Buckwh!l'at 25c ...:k .,.. ._. Very Special on Broomo fot Saturday 25c Each. Grapefl'llit-'they are Dirt Cheap, 5c Each Breekfaat Bacon-Mornint Glory-22c lb. QL Jar Salad Dreuinr-Only 43c: E'cll Little Willie Paneake or Buckwheat, 25c oack Corn, Gr. Beano, Carrota, Spinach, 1Oc Can PEANUT BRITTI.t: Frah Stoe.. QuaU&y Goods TAMPA "The COVERED n:ANUTS Frnh Stoell. Edra QualltJ Only 18c Poond c-n.at Center" ... of 29c P""nd BEEF, PoRK, VEAL, SAUSAGE, DRESSED Cl-tiCkE:N$ · FLORIDA -- CHOCOI.A'U: ,· 111£ BEST QUALITY ML\TS IN' TOWN ·: l"thti 'ii1;.;-8 .:ciuall Of J.nieri£4'' . Sa~ltary FIRIIT PIIEBIIIYTKIAK AKD PEACE CHillieR T_ EVAK. _, _ -LoTS oF GIC:.EA.T SOOTHEICW e.A,CKS•• ·· Me:eve:re., RAVINE BAPTIST CHUact:l ....... M. ...... A. E. Sktrrln 8 .. 8. Bupt DOW,\! I$, I<Et-L.Y. 6undll3' school Sennoo 10:30. ZIMME'RMAIJ, B. Y. P. U. 1:65. No evcnina Prayer mEetlril tebSE(2.TS. LEO~A(aD, C'..AIN: I ere. '\ .· Church I!Chool at It a. m. All WE DILIVER BIIBVICB WITH CO"i!!tTES)I' stranaen are heartily welcomed. Eart Hartenbaeh and Fred Richard~~ are Bupei'lntendente.. Morninl WOI'Ihip at 10 :80 o'cloet. l ;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;: ·-;;:-;;:;;::-;;:-:..;:;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;;;_;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;~_ This BundaJ tbe service ts tn the ~: Presbyterian churob. Anthem by · ' the choir. Sermon tq)lc: "Thou '" art the Man!" ,, Trlana:lea meet at 8 In tlle Presbyterian church. MIM Kathryn ,. Price is devotional leader and Howar'd £wlll8 wlll ilve the topic. Onion eventn1 Jen1ce at the " Simpson M. E. thut1:h. Thia · aer' " ' vk:e 1a In commemoration or th~ " ~th annltenary or Lbe Layman's Mtutonary Movement. •en o! the eo-opl!raurn t:Hurcbe& JwUJ bfl.ve ~ eharie of the service. "'-.110~ STAMINA The Pmbfterlan Mlillonary sowiD meet Thuradar evenlnl and home of Mnl Tfieron Rua· q.., ..... . .. ....... v.._,,......,. _[ ' 7:30. Pomeroy'r. Cleaneot Grocert PHONE 2t-l. . POWIIt, ' I' I l:ao. OroceQ CUI.'IUIJ IIOcKBT RESULTS ~ By luternattonal News PerYifo NaUon11l 8CII!ii7 ·Lnpe N. Y . .ft,IIJ'Ia;ers 4--CI.nadtcna 1 r;. Y. 4mtlrio0ne 11-Jl>lroll 3, Clllcap ·>-Toronto I. "VPar ~ Syraeuau ._Ptttattun;b 2. WUI LONGUFI ... �·. ,. 'If ,•( l ~· •~~'' I~ ll<t i, Ull{:: " , I#"' -~ o.J. • 1 .. A-..W I iv'ij • t, .t I~· 1' '1 JA•:S t rr OHIO S7ATE ~ UStU~ JHGH S T AND I Hw AVl I : ·,.:, . • COl LJnso 'I I' !r;t - · Sy.raeose QPALITY CLOTHING. READERS .N011CF.-If •' .~ .,... .... ,_ ZOZ.R. :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVI C E ISSU[Oi;. Aettve in "War" GUERillA RAIDS .' :I BJ CHtNESL SIC BY CDVfHNMINT!i· ARE ENCDUHAGINGI· Of MORE TROUBlE tme} Money Houdini bu B""n Definitely Checked, Statement Showa Alon1 Nonni River Front; ~doive Battle For A:nganki INCJtEASE NOTED EXPEC:rED SOON Circulation; Confidence Returns Wolfe 8\biday. Rhc!"e~ ~ccordlnK the Japane~te R~nd Ntsa Baraon.s 15pent Sunday wlth Sayre and family or Antt· 1aat mldnlrht, ese ftghtlng time. Mll!JUel ------- atteruted meettne: at SUIT FILED lVENGEO AS CO TO OUTH ll::rawfor'CI County Negroeo i Eatreme Penalty !'"or Crime M. E. Letart Sun- or Pla. spent 8aturday with Uerbert W1illams and was dotn1 IIODle on C. 0. Cowderys and Quy Carpenter with t.he latter's Carpent'Jt and After Mother is Killed Traffic Accident in Capital City LAWRI<NCI .ulltE8TEII Be1 t Lawrence of near wu , committed to the Friday mornlnfl by If $35 wao your q~lity ata11dard lu' faD for . Y~ , .. Dana. Ttacy and 18 d>arPcl Willi ' will De anatihed on ' IF YOU ARE AWARE that $M should get you the ~ame 'quality thi!! fall., . . THEN COME HERE ·and see how $94.60 we match it at ..... .. • : .. , .. : t Itt . Rem· , Portland ·.NGtlee! W. Other. $19.50 '$29JIO . ' and Mrs. Hmrrr Swan spent ewu:toy with her Mr. and Mn. Nohe of ., · ' Bank Bandit Saws Way To Freedom Carpenter .~~~-:ll!'i.ef- Atheno Wm. Shroads abd family of ler Oouqty, Pa., nre viBlt.iog ~oad's parents, B. Martlas family Mr. and :Mra. I. M. Bwet.t t.be weet end 1i1:8!1tl of the iorm01r8 siater Mra. omver MacDonald Glouster. Mr. and Mr11. D. P. with Lhe BaUor at Orley Rife and famUy were Sunda.y cuests or F. M. Darat famll)'. Mr. nda Mro. w. H. HamPton and Mn.,J . o . Gorby •pent Sunday wtth &be latter'a 1011, Ouy o. Gorby' and wife Syracuae. ,_::;-:~••;:"'::;:~ apent a few days Mildred Parker tn Leaveo O'COAfs ues tbat'eVllD, BlltPRSS OUr ow.n.$z'..t.00· )J /, ' · ,.. tallio ...t.e. ~ ,e ar lo , ,~:.·~. .., .. Ulll . ....... ",.__ \ ,. .., ..... ., You ma7 aot realise U &e e.._ the W&J ~r U.ll ilwk, ef IIDllan, ... ewen your own at ldlf LET US SliOW YOU OU~ 1\1/oDE -T(f : MeASURE SUitS Attb . OVEkCOA'i;' : · 0 • •• Ia order &o nmln4 1011 pe ....... ~M~ J0 ... Ia nery ••J at a time wllen a 111e ............ war .,... tMt nn i:""';lf•,.. ,. .... ... "* • • -- • •• • ,. • • • • • • ,. ' ·, • • • • • lt waa aald, althouch ho8· wete very secretive nothilll less Ulan a 11uatained In a Fifth •• STYLEPARK·HATS. ~ . "' ' "The Best $5 Hat . In AJmerica" .. . .. .. . .. . ..... . . Reefers, and . Squares SCARFS i 1• CALL .- ,. ··h'1.-.. .. ....,..1...,..,.... ,.... ,...... ... . ·~~: ~ thbtr. Suede; Calfskin, lined· and unlined .. ... .. .. . • ...... _...,. a.\... Pi Well o.;,.,I;;;L,_. \ thtl elll'll and lei. the fiR Week ~J· u. . w.... ~ A!=:~ ,~ ·!: ' • ··;.JJ ; •,'' · past standards, . ... : . ,. .. . ( ,.._ ..; Othen $19JIO to,$29.50 . · · :· -, ••• ' 1 ~ ,:·• · ~MaJor of,.jear ~yluaat, I ....,, &a eall 7our atlellltlon ;1~ tile fu& Uaat ,... ~ ._rttrin1 wtlb work of uae Fire T'la. .t ..... ~Snell ' " on &he w&J &o • lire when ' Richly textured, rightly 'styled, rdgged7 ; :·. ' Jy made for warmth:' and· wear ....·Val· ....d· ,- -STETSON HATS New Low ' Price ·· · · AUTQMGBILE DRIVERS ' 'At'I;ENTIONI De&ant Threat l:le WiQ Not be c.,p, tured Alive ~NI) ... ·.· . be f•an• than ror :roa Ori't'fl to the eiU'h WileD. Jell ·~-thelnlckhu-,tollow . Pin ..,. ....,. ....... lo ..... 't& wl&lloat lalerterenee 011. ,.. . . ·' C. J. HESS, Mayor. o 1 , WE GIV£ S. .1: H. GREEN STAMPS I • n Chief Executive'• Idea Is That Such a "Thaw Out" Some Two Billions And Farm Mort1•11e• BELIEVES PLAN WILL GIVE JOBS I As Fundo For Buildin1 Are Releaoed ; Would I li•h A Di.count Bank In Each Of Twelve I Federal Reserve Diotricll Rushville Ot.rth Smith and ladJ friend PRESIDENT HOOVER AWAITS \Of CONGRESS PR~POS~l TO I UP H~ME lOAN DISCOUNTING 1 ! By EDW AliD HUNTER I . N. 8 Stall Correspondent Copyrllht, 1931, By I. N. 8. Mukden, Nov. 14-INB--Gut:rUla by Chinese cavalry upon Jap· &nelltl outposts on l.be Nonni river front today marked t.he beJinRinaJ of hU8tiUUea which were expected to culminate in a. de('islve battle for the contrOl or Anpnkt. Six JapaneBe were kllled and several others wounded In sharp ftaht· near :u; General Ma _::-.,--_of Eaat .. Liver~ al to lffS MURDER I Cbineoe Leader Army Of 20,000 To Oppoae Japo ID 4mQUnt Of MoneJ In ·Personals West nllj:ht and St.md&y , warmer Stu>da.y; ·;~~ ; FULL LEASED JAPANESE DIVORCE o h lo and Olllee of n.. DaiiJ Trllu1 , call 2341 L, If the 8uuio- 1M AT LOWER PRICES. (0ontlnued from pqe WEATHER FORECAS1-' JOU waat � 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 11. November 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 November 13, 1931