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SURK ARE WINNERS IN GOlfiN~ TOURNH New FORCES RESUME CONTROL I W[fK-EN~ SPREES ~~~~~UL~AR~~~ SITUATION I C~US£ Of ARHST '.'~:~:••~':' .~~~~~. ~::,o :::,~" I I N [IGHT rlJ ft1SES York Aug 15-IN5-Tl 8t er gth ., l ~ tlonal Harveste ht.ggl 11 1 11e bd nd Pl t of thege gallS Wf" rl' 11 ven up c; d "*'""' I ·~ Races For Boys w wt And G1rla Have Been Prov1ded Low Net Score For Hand· 1cap Playerat • Great T1me Had By All" PloeaiW.n t'tK: d VOL VI Two Much L•quor Blamed In Many D11turbaneea Over Sunday Grant and friend of Pl ped serious inJ uleti Vl'h.en th.elr coupe aut.omoblle ovt>r u ned near Bh.ade on the iPome oy d S"riOw condH on ot Mrs Parrish a d w~e hurrylrll to the central Ohto c!Ly 1.o be with her Mrs Ro hi! l.li wa11 enroute to Mt v~rnon In a oWlet car fbi: Rabert.s car lef~ the road on #. nee Man returned to he ar e spe ding RP-cd NO 271 sUNDAl'-;c'HooLMCNJc A &roup rro n I e carpenter s day s oo nc s day B:. aueal heDB W a H--0 C Gorby he n" t.u e joy a p en oon on the lawt Conp IH18' ~ e ~ oup from Ca penter we e M s A da I re Garb} a d M ~ BRI~KU TO STAY ON JOB Till G~5 ·~S[ IS SETTlED niT l£ RRHUS[~ Bonus Is Principal Topic At Meetmg Of Ohio S o I d i e r s Prop01al Almo•t Sure to be Approved hy Buckeye Leg1onnaares ca" Jol co l.llhlerabty o cupants escaped w :.h m nor njuries The ca se of l f' ucc dent was not learned Lowe wilh r;everal r('lntlveti w ~ f'nrout..e to hill home n Cleve ll d uHPr snc ding Lhc we k ond v l s othJ!r u.nd other relo.tlve Md r.po t L Ral'.llng~ W H HIW l u C Woodya d c M and M ~ M 1!: J ewe u1d~ncc I • T~ HKE lE~SER OfriGEOHER[O olumb A le(!ed y Says Von Papen Cabmet Inevitably Mull End h In C aoa.. NAZIS IN FAVOR - ·----- WIN DO UBI t: IIEADF.R Notice! h THE CLY!J£ WILLIS I I Any Cabmet Agamst Communum And Soctahsm ORCHESTRA \\'1 I t w•ll play - atTHE BATHING BEACII Tue•day Evenmg f I l K.go frorn 1\fr M ( ormi k w '" 1:11. '"'~ t.hr Otv 1pi l'rt If' lis t1 v n f tht> fo>ll r A g h Baker Fails To Walkers Appeal Long Vacation Ma) Oimb On Wagon Is Not Allowed Come To Children to :r;;~~;·.~t: 1\o1 1 or Mrs ~dlth I k Mrs.. cor hr h a rlv~ n(ll !J to l i ol 51 5 8 Be! St pt 51 I 4 De ~c R(i 4 I 8 I N' w M ~ I 47fl Con &pt :u 3 i ll(l nnr' o s st. 1 fie I f!gher w e ~ !) II I k w I ' JN~- G tt 15 't's o u w d ode o l l:v higl Nhea.t W8}i I p I R 1 ' Oals '" D (" Dr 3:! M I I GRAJNS rUI Ill llln€'!1s or wlh': ~r-11 wl f'n v 19 19 1 8 May 2J I DID YOU EVER STOP TO TmNK? 11 p 'Ole fi:d l i:SI8 lUI o t>turned 2! DROWN IN STOB.M AU& 16-INB-Twenty two sailors were d-owned tod~y 111anou Men 1n Many lnstan when a ll08.t belonglnK to lhe ces, Refu1e to Work at Aer0Jl(1!1to.le sank In a storn be tween Natal Brazil and Dakll New Wage Scale South Africa today The vessel \\1\S carry 1111 South American mall Sprlnafteld Ill A\& 16--IN'SThe Aewposta.le operat.e11 an aer IIltnois miners were In rebell on lal nail service between So th Am e ~ ¥Jd Africa ba11lc WQ.ge Reale arbitrarily accept ed by nlon otflclal& Q!ter tllken on the proposition had been stolen Only a few mines were In opera tion In the r,tate Mine~:s opposed to the new seale were to convene here tl\15 afternoon Expanded Aar Sa ad to Have DPD tlefl :11 Tfl~ lr nrll e Ill w1.lt d Been Cauae Oarnaae Et behlnQ oarrlcades for any attempts to interfere wlt.h the worldna Of hmated at $1200 mines In that vicinity The rebell tous mlners ha.d. threatened to ColQJnbUS o Aur 16--IN&-j march on Tay\orvtlle Columbus Eawt algh School wll8 Similar conditions existed a.t ot11. shaken taat tliliht by a mysterious er ()o:~J::!:ti!! ; !~cted explosion whteb today sent aut.htlr lUes Bearchlnll' the city tor pOQtble Paris That you ohould always read the ado before you buy Buamen concerns who advertl&e g1ve you quahty, service and satisfaction You w1U fmd that per•••tent adverhaen ma01feot a ••ncere They always deatre to please you and to aetve you mtelllgbnlly carry m stock oeaaonable r.nerehand•ae tbat11 end len m var1ety Advertised product• have been proved the beat That IS why you should deman .. them • Buameaa concerns who are not progrea&tve enouah to mvtte your buome11 through the prmted page are not enhtled to •I ,J A ,HINGTON UVE61" CAST OF 1100 F.E th 1 groGt h stor c I paq S ear drama w th YOUR coun ty tGklng pa t En1oy the $1 S 000 l;.arn"' s rae ng progrom p ece boy• Land Juno polo tournament r. ght 300 Far hor e how p~ tho s and th 3 CJreatest h b t on1 of shl';lap cattlo I ve to k poultry • .,d agr cu!htral roduch 1n Oh 01 h1 tory Ao a tit)' booster you ohould buy from your progre111Ve mer chants The; have a reputabon lor IaIf deahng and honesty Adn>lnlonl Reduced I On l 25 1) en •nb • ht 9•t• REAl• ECONOMY CONSISTS IN BUYING WHERE YOU A 10 j., t<:f he11~ Wn~ ng on Li II IU. kow 1nd l H HANEH Ll D GET THE BEST GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY C M t !;fR MO READ THE 'TU'E' TRIAL o'E' VIVIAN WARE' Wednesday Puts Also Come.~s ,"l!uperf~C!;Lover" and D. Cook m DA ~ and Its a Pamc TODAY--Maurice thevalier, JeaneHe MacDonald in "OME HOUR WITH YOU" AlSo Comedies ''Sea Leg•" and :'toe GOld Deed" LIBERTY THEATRE, M•ddleport I I Tode.y I "PARDON US" O, ~r Hardy and Stan Laurel Col9mbus School Shaken By Blast teno tats who ml1ht have set pff • dynamite blast at the building Nfiht watchman James W Dean :~ ~~:c:re~~ ~:e~t~~nc:::·:-1 USOVOMEDY b E- danger L"1ves Of Many ,,. (J I !""'•'teo:_ r Escaped Convicts Sought By PGSS!."" I I :;tl ° I I I I I toloJ' I I (\LYUPJAD OF J1lJ2 GOES GREAT U)..t.y tJ WJ\ TOWARD COVERING UP 1 ETHER :~:~ y~rn~~/~tt~ ~:-;~e~ I SCARS OF WAR AA TRED~ ATHLETES LIVE, PLAY TOG ne~tr STUDENT fAIL PROBERS IN QUEST a! I or business Smoot who 11'1 cha rn an of the Senate f nance committee sn d nr had rece ved hundreds of letters protesting ru no s !l ,i'!S on cer taln pi'Dducts. Result& or the tax aw wll be better a arent by all Bmoo said an'T the next seAs on wl soc revision of the law Tl Cl e a le In e uitleR ln the law which muHt be q d j re~~ WR.'i 1 lghly optimistic about ouslneliS coml t uns - 1, Benton !or a.n collapse ot a large port n a nveltl8n.tlon of oondltlons amo .,. crete wall tn addltton t.o de~true miners approxlmatel:v a ~corP rf 8 FRANK 0 MENKE tlon of front steps leadlni to the <ht a.na re red t.o return Y basement Damage was esttmat.ed ho Clai(Ctod P pa. Los Anrelea Aug I6-INB-ThP a truck 1olymplad of 1932 accomplished at. •1200 me ay b 1 1 First aid workel'fl fighting thetr c;dh~f c:or;:n:nd :u~~~~! fo dis rl ort toward reAto atlon of Inte way throuch t'X<llted crowdl of pa ill min halted 1t and reklndlina of jama. clad East siden searohed the =~toShe:UI W~lamw~Tovea of ::~~.~lt ao~ b~other Y love than any building from tql 00 bottom fear ..~. b actl 1 1 dl u 1 dip iniJIOmeone IMide might have been ~~tf:hr:m ~=~t ~~~ eoun~IC ~!::t/7the"~orldngsi~oe e last Jtllled or lnj1lftd but reported they authorl= where Benton 18 eltua/ \olley waa fired 111 the v;fl war round no one ed u 11 h banner or jJOM. ror Ptremen exprewd t.he belief that ....... ed b m. lft' nts ~e there was grouped expanded air eaWied the cave 1n The -~Y was wam !>' -; 0 t h a spor and tlu\t dynamite wu no~pon B~ Rob1n8on ot Pralllc.lln ahouldea to shoulder hroug 5 Bible Guard!. were p1a ~ eoto\tY that It& me:rnben would be perlod of almost a month the son the bldlcllnf hOWeVer ~ 1t tber eantlnued on men within w~m crc:hna!~~: a evel'J'boity bUt offtCiala until the h'l Thel !"''td consl8tln1 of h~: ed.f {~h\!:~cO co%ba~ t.h~rtee ~ .,..Ucatton is oompleted stu en"" nc u...., our women s P o a ° NEW ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY, Tuesday joan Bennett, Zasu I I oaw in on the second~~~ a~na he coal fteld8 ADS I B l0n pz. til t c..ses Rv EDSON R WAITE Si-lAWNEE OKLAHOMA I I C llto1 1 A ;dt.,nl1h 1: I I e~r mllllu 1a re aM hf! arr~ v I in ary ~ru1t1e11 accusea of vm t ng Event the wives and re aUves and even Today t.akln11 outahlt employment while t.cochnlca y Imprisoned may a be fo bidden to leave prillon wa ~ ex pt under guard Benawr August OF LAST SPRING W Weber D of Columbm membe ol the Sl.&t.e Senate wellare lnnst When Ftrst Born Came gat ng committee announced today E .c. ..or Weber ha& made such re To Such A Trag1c commendat on In his r't'!pG t LO Sen Death'! at.O Roy J G u~n R of Wellston ha rman of the t:umm ltet! follow By MAROA.RE'T LANE ng several weeks es 11at un of so allt!d lil'"rtles allowed tO L 11 ues dur g lhe dm nlst at on of E Wn del Prt'SIO E Thon o I he A L obe gh 1:1!. v <Jirlh 0 u. SOU ommltt.ee re]>OM. ts no\\ ~ nil' us Ll. t ~ve 1 h rty this nurnh g Moth sembled .- 11.1 U ch <.1 are doh II well Charses that 1 ut>tlet~ have t.akf'n TI Is udden nev.s was Jluhed uul.ls de jobs wh le lii!Slgned to ru aro U e wo ld h s morning y work away fl'~ the prison have wa I g a flood of tmcwed sympatby I been m&de 1.o Weber by the Ohio fo tht> rae ca y ber :a e.:l mother State FedeNI.ion of Labor He said of a few n onths ago ow a notih'er Ule wreckare of a t,,.. ator-y Fln:l pJ ture rrom the Mtorn ll f ut ka~t !J dnd cores injar e placed credence ll1 the protests on e ore L dbe gh s ~ QnCI'! hotel In Freeport Te.u blown Proof that trua:tl.es have sometim again n her arms and thankful s ricki'!h Tell&!> JrU I aRt wt:pt d and ' I~ over- Ulte makh woed by &he u; v &!ted their wives WIHi offe etl ness n her heart tho t.be tratredY by s hurricane 11.blch took a toll n ng nl t1 e n I 011:. It e;hon forct~ of lbe Uorm recently aoeo"" to W be h of her nrst ch ld has not robbed her nr e r w en of her second nvestlptton Willi conducted tnto Thfo news of the birth was con cha ges that a. t.lusty s.ttaclr:ed a nrn ed by Dr E M Hawiul one of 11. ~~hlle away from the: prlaon the attend ng physlcla.ns endinr the accus!1'd oonv ct Dr Ha.wkll merely D.nnounced theo h 8 wU t ...!l~l11ed tha.t he cou d no b h of a !iOn o Mrs Lindbergh have been with the a:irl beca J£e he and added Clevelander Refusea to be Demand f01 Wcrk Sheela Shortaae of Funds M a y was vl!ltlng her, Weber said A 1 other 1 formation will hav~ Mean 4 ar 6 Weeks Rest U t:er P lson l'e8'Ulntions th'i! v s o come rrom the Lindbergh ram Present to Welcome and Recorda Dented by t to th.e w fe was an ofttmSf' equa ly Roosevelt an W 1nter Month• Governor to Ule ot.he charge A tht' home of Mrs Dwlght W Al hough Weber did not ccmn P.nt Mo row whe e the bab) waa born Go mbus 0 Aug 6 INB--Duf' abou alleged cruelties to pr sonen; it was said that an anD()unoemen he shortage of unds Ohio Eo I by &uards he was apeel.fi about thP would be made later 0 •eport.ed libert.iea Dr E H Dennen who aasiBt.ed. Dr 250 000 p 1pUs n 1146 scattered stw.t~:: In wme caau he Sll.ld trUlltles Hawks a.Jao confirmed \.be ne,_ ad dlstnctti may ~ t.r'* ed oo a have been sent UJ •arJourv lnBUtu Overnl&:ht: the }.Lin«bergh fqnlly wl tcr va.cat on of rram four to aht tiona b) work. ~ 1\l&f'd IU'Id bave oome back After months o! weeki Joseph W Ptcbt.er Mlistant wtlb....oo Whib.IUou ~ '1;i) fft.Utb Brlet anCI reth'mlenC Jn !belt ~tll.te dlri!Ctor ar.,.tduaa:tJDn anno n to the prlsoo at mliitw~leWDQd borne Colonel Lindbera:h ced here today ~ 11.. Web!r'a rkonunendatton asks lhat unf:xpectedly turned up at Newark Although the CUlltoml1'7 ·~JI no prlloner bft allowed outside the a.trport yest4!rday e.nd ftew lot the term of schoo Ill 16 reelu! In dw'a Penitentiary w1thout guard for ftrst tbne since l)lll ~ued sea;~h o hr. lepartme 1t of education any reason tnr for hls murdered chUd. Bevernl 1 o v s assurt>d of onlv enough man warden Thom 118 is tmow to be ho ns after Jle- landed Anne Lind 1 y Lo ope "ate ro l:l weeks and has n -; L'· d f ltln Jdit ona a b t ter roe of such a plan as much bel'&h gave him ano th~ .;:r · DUn ul 1 0 0 f ~ro ~~se ~ Ill: a of the wo k on prison property out be g s In the air agah} Rnd tlle-re s c lter sa iBde the walls ifi done by cuards the I!! a baby l.n the lloUBe 0 e acco:_: n~ ~ F~~ th un ber or which 11 1m te lt Ill belleved that the blrth was ne 0 "Y e~~l ~e ":va lable to reopet Weber however will argue to the nexpected for f t had bee t th fl 6t 0 [ he >ear although Cllmmttt~ that such a system s known to be so Imminent 11othtntr -• ~ to bo r Uled at other ~,,_,,.. n-'-1 cou d have persuaded Colonel Und aa eange enen •....." may be n ..... h r f ow on the stale ad app opt atiOI As another methOd of ch~king be gh to leave ts w ~ ewn 01 t.o be ade at tl e eg Ia .se&l> on of liberties of trustlea Weber m Ws t1 e wo hours that he was trytn~ 881'lmbl rtport to Gillen sun:ested that th ou~ the ne11 low wm~o; monof.))lf.ne LI e new 00 t h gtmerll 1 a Y W de be e He challed eas ly w th ofllcl3b 11 I ch w I becm ts v.ork t e sec t at ~~ barred from ISRUJng whe 1 e cane down show ng o o d week n Jllnuary rus Yll p:!l to prilloners befort! they 6 gn of a x ety u sLrah and ul Approximately SI.OOO 000 &l:l e 11 e b n c:.t cern.te-d a ;t~ 0 os ;HI "'ll as the p b c kr. a t ds lti o hand for operatlfli .ee month::. that L nclbergh had bee see c oo s fo the lo'ma der o tl ore u e tlrs rtll F chte said D ecto1 or Ed here has bee of hin for tlot Beve I) 0 Skm e I oweve ()ffl S 0 1 e s dden nd fa K eat U!! ecummended hn schools. open e broke he hll hli'i so ro he ta term as uul w th h I opes thllt e nergency s eps flv b r1 c 11 az g co 1age wl cl A Ul akrmfoteegiBrterm ' · d dd h 1 ble emerJJel c e .....,n a 1 ~early a Mde L ndbehh tg s ov.e u t g t e c1 c 01 e of th~ '""'R """~ n o ths of suspe 1.se a d ho o ~k'l ~ wo del be a de ay m the pay Frcm Target and W1th•n ter theo dUiappeara.ncc of I1tt1a c1 t or tencoers salar es r a re S F """' ' 0 hi' n to wo It &ratls Bo tl 0 eet .cf Steamer Charles Lindbergh Junior ana "' " wtl ch even brought c ltlclsm turin D Sklne and Flchte li 't! op bell 1 h e I wuht tl e private por;ed to IIUcl methods ho~ er N~::w York \II 16-INB-Two SOr.le peop e ev ng fo hW !A) t monv take n a a 1 ose sccre be bs dropped by naval l'eleJ'V( stoical to hav~ feleb r s h~ ~rne hr-ru g 1 wa the Ro k I eet.s of 1 -- --ORK aviators dur1nr practice ovl!r can rrult at last Her calm I er ell!o~ he a w tant po whlcl lhey 3500 START W Conr nue u pa,.... :ntL 1 1 1U6 e Bay today landed wide of the bfiSf' a lous cha ge n the Bhe 1 IN ONION HARVEST target one tearlnt thrOugt. the wood nat e I an IC ed 0 00 ot the porch ot a home nearly l he ll. lle awwy and the other endan aeab ry walker os IJ Ke1 ton o Aug L6-INB-At ae11ng an excurson boat 1o::~rt~ fe d sl 0 tt'd fording e pluyment to 3,500 ttmer with people ~ Tl Is 1 an atte pt a t n en and women lut.rves~lng of One bo 1 b auned at a tarret o red I e r ng aciOS6 til!' ecul} white onions st'lrted n the Oeuter Island more than a hall 19 Deaperadoe• at Larje ._ 11 e em fuse lh g Scioto mar"h todQy mile oll' shote tore throu.;h the "'" Gove no Roc ;e {' Fm seveta weeks t nera t I ov po ch of Philip Schwab 11 home In Oklah01na, 4 Captured t • o u Ilea ed debat be q d Utlng Into Hr. din co nt Canu.rsle whtle scnwab hlll v.lf Two Guarda ,.-..,,jd wh ch boasts the largeH onJon pro pu ng I I th let, 1 at d two chlldre were Inside the J 1 1 1 GUARD QUEEN t and !ill d due nc acreage n t wol l ~n t ouse ~11 111"'V e nn At g \: o 1 I fo oN rk I ect.'l s ~~~:~~~~~~o~~r:o:S~lm~edthe ba~na~ The bomb tore a 14 tncn hoi Aror:dnl~k~f ug rs ~~~ 6 lNB 11 t cl r Vfl e l 1 .;l(' r tel 3 &00 ere 8 v lhrough the roo! bursl Into frat ed the chlta Moun t. lmtn pn e P ox rna Y persons w ent.s which were 5Cattered for 200 zens scour prCf'a I nnary meas re od11y u en employment with the beg nnln1; yards and set Hre to the hoLJ.Se talm and the entire countryside Mr.edhng v lla where ru me P I TO uo ON ~TAGE 1 of the harvest today when ltli smoke fuae exploded I today in a hm t for 19 despe~ cefil! Ileo.na or Rwmu a gR b Whtle the hundreds of worker The other t.a~t otturred a convicts who were stlll 11t lalie tn a sen l esterda.y New Yo k Aug 16 INS- Lerty lalu.shed throuah the muct: andl!l few n inutes 1akr when a bomb after escapina trom the sto,te re 'I he lll"w&paper Abend e,.; an o Dml the Brookly o tflelder I~ 1 arowers were s.l!KI makilli rta.dy for ! landed within 50 feet. of a loaded. torm~ttory her~ hil t Croatian emlglllnLs wen~ pi ao ng on ~hl' stage He has signed a ~he harvest or the Spanish onion excuralOn stHmer off Center 18 Numerous erlm<'S In the vichUty n a p od etlan crop n about WG weeks whlch wtll land about 500 ,JJl"dB A8 the bomb comm tted durin& tne past 38 b1>urs 111 t.o aMSAAinate Queen Marie of 1 untract to appea Jt J08 ovla who s visiting p 0 {'~ n wh cl e w I ~ s ar ed tnls brine further en ploymenl n he in& was set apout 1:,000 yards IJ were attributed to the escaped fl!' 1 una h; I 0 Ikl Is a 5 n11er I region side the Island thla bomb dropped to~ th bse f the tl nearly a mne frvm the tarweJ; ur 1ng e a nee o 1118 Lieutenant l'.dw n p Conway In tutlon s women warden Mrs Oeaqe I be\ ..,,~~;~~~~o~r :::: ";~~;~~~ ••• II 0 Au~o; 16--INBpan pered Oh o ~:nlt.en t I go; wl 11 AS TEXAS HURRICANE TORE PATH OF DESTRUCTION Bricker's proterred resignation wh1en sta.rt.ea th~:: llriUn e w ;:~s ronvention New ofl'iC'ers "' ere fAl :JP.~ 1Jl hls ow fl it:~> a un.. w ;l, elected and next yea 5 onvent on noL take ot'f ce in the ministry nov Jet(t!J.. from the gaver or decla11n1 city was to be picked headed by Chancellor Ftanz Von that he wna glaa to ave Colonel Ralph D Co e of Findlav tel' of Aua:ust 15 l.ndtca.tlnc th~> 1 one or the 20 organizer& of tho! yt.u aro! W ht g w continue yow de American Lealon at ts ParlS Cau Ubt:ratJona With the oth,. mem cus was slated to be named state bets of t.ne commission Qt least to C"ommander to succeed Paul M "' ex~nt ths.t. the Cl.e-tlston In the Herbert of Columbus fo lowing the Columbus gas c:ase may have your wi hdrawal of Henry A Mlddleto mfld at~o JOint COillikle a.tion and of Toledo from the race premmably un eru ~ w. us o With the sentiment of t.he dee oov rno Whites Je te \\ ~.s r gates semlngly In fn,:o or I me the fum of o. rep y t.o u. letw r dlate cash payment of the tonus leaders predicted the prop6sal 1e ed to hnn l:'<arl er in u: e dny Ia ekt wha defemi'ed hl6 ..tand would pass with 11. large majo1 itl tt.slana t lcn w th accusaUona c r Advocates of the bon \Ill unwlll tf.etlct on the part. of their hopes .'".!':'"th~~'t " F nnk E "- ooo M1 anrl M s Ut!U ge G Wood M a Mn J 11: McCan~~~ M uno Y.: ""Allhn gh bOlh care wtre damaged .:.a. LINDBERGH'S WELCOME SECOND HEIR ro do \.! .... ug 16-JNS- Dele Cr,;,mmtaaiOn Member To gatr11 lo the l4lh ann ml :on 'tl Uon 1 t.he Ohto Amer can U!g on t.octay Remam And Do lluf)te u o:.so uuon en and I!" l Beot med ate pav nent of the auJ s f'd c mpe sat on certlf en es EARLY DECISION Toledo 0 AUK 18-----INS----Lima lo.:.iay was l'hosen a~ the 1933 001 E.xtr."'ted Ao Re&ult, Re tml o c h or l-he Ohio A ner en Leglor a ~ 11. closmg session ul the ·~gnallon Returned lit annua l sc!lfl on he 'e Tt t Aile cou lLY city wus see<> By Governor 1 <' b3 u ose \tote over Sa k Col mtuH 0 AUK lti - INBL G€ UKeWhtcwas ll w d.l d 1t 1e ec lo politll.:lllly n t q 00 l6 ti t.eday his "*'~ t.o with John W Brlclf:er Colwnbus t.; u 1e uhc.- Public Uti e Cemm15ston aa 001 ferences Y.t'nli resumed on th!:! moot ana on" ... ~~,wn cut Columbus natural gail MAGNATE HOME M por o ~~ohowen In ')iord\ PRICE THREE CENTS 1 p,lfght curve near Shade crasht'd e ee ved at alic:htly QmMr • n xtnn P So hN st ~Uon tonlaht. w"'~ -.arLiy do ~Y poM.~b) l dl Pt. 1 y cloudy FULL LEASED WfRE OF INTERNATIION AL NEWS S,ERVICE rntoxlcnt on flg Lred greatly In tho. Alhe s highway Mond y mn r r g about I o clock f1lt'J' had received word or the ohio W e~ At Off1cers When Qualls I , orne Ia Entered To Make Arrest J 1tn Da\ 1& or WltzgaLI street ~ ter Mrs Qay;onl Parrl8h WitS I 11. WEJ..THER FORECAST- Trlbune call 236 L If the Buslneu Office ask for 202 R , GUN IS DISCHARGED BESIDES GAME VariOUt COL wl etit was n ade tbe eabng Eventa Car Colh11on On Route 31 W recka Car But None InJured It you want th4o News Office of Tho Dally READERS NOTICE - g lw t w~k s SkYrocket 11 .. tock was run up 4 poln~ wllh 1 Day Many Inter To WITH MINOR a critical condition Rllbert Robert and ?JUlll OHIO ITATE HIGH MONDAY Ati'Otr8T 1& 1932 &ll nes 15 upervtaed by the olde nen world were o be oused each w th those of the m.iddle yeal'!l who a In 11 stones throw or each other tlitle more than a decade ago were 1maby of them side by side And at each othen throa.t.s w lh 8 dar h~natg aor nlnttn;eo Into t.he Olympiads or 1928 there wllh a darlni that wAs den a 1d an was wedged merely the edge of the eTecution that wns pe ecr .s chisel that wu to split uunde all comml tee to~d a1 hese nto the the enmltlea In the Olymp ad of r IC1hle that wa~ th village and 932 this Weds;e was driven with hoped tor the happ est outcome tf'rrlflc force by the propelllng po Its hopes wert realized we 1 of caJlfornlaa anangements Yo thful German nthletea who straight t.broqh the hea.Tt or \.ht> were boys when the WAr was tought vtctous alte math of the W»r and Gennan tutorn o.nd ('OACtlf's l-os An les a,t;tem ted a a 1 a who sttl wore the scars of the sav I reli.tlon Its 01 m lad aR't! ccnftlet became It> con rndc~ ¥:i:n.tru6ted a "11.11a&P. whire1~ t11l of the French the st Jtms met compet tom trorn all nations of the tl {' F. 11. h I A strallans I l I I wt: t! 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';1.~~"~ 1 :.t::;~~ ohanae of th• alation. oalled down "., the bombing p~ea and p -on lsed ;our of them had been re<'aptutfl pollee " full repqrt ol the v.lle today sses__ .tth the bomba 1co~~~~t~:rtso~r :~;:~~rw:::r~n OHIO CROPS SORELY datlons 6upposedly committed by IN NEED Of RAIN I h(' fugit ve11 soresrt Tv. yo tiJ\ nnd the Canadians on a level stretch of ground that was spo t.srruu ship Its.Han fraternized with Huna:ar CcJumbus 0 Auc 18-IN&--Be ians and all the ot.her~> met each /verely In need or raln lor th(' m cf then and eilher by word of •~d t~eord. -;::es d~hlo mouth or by smllell o by gestures a n a or the hand& exchanged th~lr ~Wis:~:n~ ~vy ra ns u cheeriOCI I ~J!I cr P Wben the fa~weUs were spoken at t.he OhJo Famt Bweau t he,re W83nda showlnaadmo~- dteel P .,at Wl~m hav 1.... reac lee th 1ec 1on a genu 1ne ua on .... tween sonli of the nations wh ch crucla.l atate 1fihere ears are form once !had ))een at war there were 1nlll: rain Is needed to prev~n the pledges or trlends lp and there we e u s from ~nr Jitunted aocord \.': Koodbyes each frela:hted with the t> H E C crop researeh h~> tl hope th.o.t they soon would meet ).1cntat~mery Clark Lafan and again Cl &nlpii.Jan counties are 1n d&ni@r attempt.M to a tack Mlllll Mal'y I vwho PI nney at Mangwn Okla we?e believed to be mel bers of t1 e con viet party which et~caped The lltl herseU ~ and ran away from her assailants The fugitives were comm&ndt!lfll:. ng aut.omobl es In their attempts to rlee the viclnJt) Many dr'~ were abducted and later eleaa]:l and one motorist Homer y~ brot~~h wlls stabbed when he ~~ ted Warden Mrs Wa ers dlsmiSitf! two reformotory guarW; atcused ot neglla'ence In com er.tlon ..vlth t)Wprison breRk cr; Isucceeded In tearh g CS I "l �,. 'I"UESDAY, AUOUST 14, U13:1 ; l'Ur.!DAT, AtJQOST 1115, Ud \ -- . J~ Half Mastl THE 111JUAlLY TlOBUNE IDIQf PIJIILIIBJIIO COKMJrt' -.a*-" u ... v .,, (lblo &ar.md-clllt' M1Uer iJI:pl. II, Baby • It's Real This Time McMuter, ..... 1'. . NN•'h Public Forum ~on 1 h" cld ratf', or m\llt toe 1<1!" as we 1 wn: wrll be tf the PubliC 'CftUWel Vir,USia GN11 PBOQRI-1. 11:11, &1. Ule Pol' 0~ II • 'WIGJ, OlUO, 1IIMlel' Slw Ad: 01 &b.rc.h ~ t:. 11'11.'" Publilhed ~ &1M! .,...,., a«Pt Sal.UrdaJ. ~·Ad QD. ~ftr 8ec:oDd 8treel. PamaruJ, 0 . r 'tfben our rnenda lend ua leucn. or Deft ma.Ltrr ror pubUcatloll tat J ' • JIIGI1ld. 1n all Cl.llollll sliD CAelr w=e &1\boqb nol ~J t,o be ~ ' --- AUOD11QOUI Jette,._ ..... in 11!) ~r t:UI"Utnt. And d.a.lrable ID +Jiau.• lDI&IDCt will be pubUibecL N.tTlONAI. ADVERTI&IWG 1 Lower ·u,o..._. fork l I I REPRESENTATIVES DeUvnal By C'arritr One Week Plttsbu~ . :too ·, ' 1.00 60 \ Three Months ~ 00 One Mooth One MonLh .... ..... I • Roy Jobnaon ,... _,_ ... . ... ... .... ,._, . ·- -;-.....__,_,_' . '-- visltlna: nf 'li,.,.Ull· ,iiiou• C!VI'll') LiKE TillS MAN.'' • I ![ I ..I In ' I C:oluml1w . I Hotel .F'ort )(CMI.a.·•lin.,._, Columllur' ~ nu PPIING LOT AND G.\UG& IN CJONNWTION In ,.!<'Ut'l\ll II 111,1\ h1 '111! l 1.11 11u :.•l'llt<'"'\ t~UU> Ui ll +If uJ,t ,l I l••lt•! l".'duttlun ..,,4\ll~ ll h"n tlw -..tut !~ ' l hl;.:IIP>il :JIJ.l~. j ln til<> hf'.\ 11'11>~ Tlw ulttaili•l<'t 1:11 ~ ut 1h1• ~1!11 1,1.1 oln tl}. :A,•,t':!OWtll) I d !liltllo>ll THE HUMANE JUDGE I Ull(l j.:<'IJ;;'I:llllll~',l<l~ Till' • nutlllwml •••.t' :1b .. m ... u. Jl o·d ""in,.: w rh • '" 1,,, t i l l ' 11'1\Nltull .1r ~"n"nfl•1in:!' ~~ " 1ner-· Till·. JH~CISION rendered by th~· Akron, Ohio ~udgt! rda· ~ ll\"t• to the d1:~po.ssession of one's home, is one .wh1ch 1 \\ 1ll ~ttl'llct much attention und much favorable commem. 1 I- -~ - -- - - .. -~ - JOO R - with B••h at $2 to $3-·No High.. Ci:oannicnt to Stores :11nd Thc~trca Ultra-V-iolet IR.ad.latiea I M"" P_,.,. Hotel ----·--- - 1 STOP AT THii Hayes I l'tl. YER 1-'0R WISDOM-So leuch W! to uumlwr OUl' j d.t~ ... , that we may up ply our heart.-; unto wiSdom. - P:mlm j Tla· 1 and fa.uUb' are JQhniiOil and wUe I niceb' a$ the HoiJ.er ~pi~l C J,... Curry of Charle~;~ton wtw a 1 1 1ecen~ a~t of Walter Oodbor Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawkllu waa callln& on her brother Mr. Reu tet• Flunday ; Nora Haggy was camna on her mother, Mrs. Reed Hvsell 8Uilday. , Lue Dodson was ill Monday and Tue!Mi~~<y ' Flora Moore w1u; call1ng on ht:r slsler Mn; Cha.s. Voo~ I .old and ere\otee 1 ~~- p,..,...~w;_,.~I.._~,_..,...LOU.- I Toddy Goldllll ;.s spendmg some I 1 Ume in Columbus.. 1 Vemon L. Archer is gett.lna along .r t h~· human hellrt. ancJ of whom It wa.a P\d m John 7:46. "NEVER MAN Sl'A~Cl , l llr "'" '~~~~~nr"'ll All .. toach!nc. d-ine or :JWII ll CD~ .P • creed, •f they are t<i have any claim 1 11p:>n the love, loyalty and devotion of tb: ~ple1 mWit be in harmony w~th 1 rJ- r- 1Raclungs of Jesus the Christ wblllie words fit tnt" IUl 1 ""d•> • W.tp~ ill at the Ralph RusseJl and Walter Dod.so11 1 made a bu.&.lnesa trip w Vinton "' I wwi ia aluqo u1o 11J lett, ad a ltlol Ullll!f , ._ PuiJo 119:115. Wln ror a few days. ~ I -n, C<I- Walter Dodson, Orval Johnwn and Heck Shuler ~md W1U Reed arc fl8hlni above RaCine I 5 15 One Yu · Stx Mont.h!i ~n I hUlwaukt:JC 8yMall Henry Smalle)' has home of Walttr Dodaon. He l5 old soldier 81 years old. 1 • Fred KlmbaU, Inc , Chko.so Philadelphia, Ja.oob Johnlon returned rrom Jumbqa Sat-urday. I I I. lt. B. BUNSTlNE, ~·..," we-""""_.._ CX&UMJlUS, OHIO - - - - .. I . SYNOPSIS was delivered as a result of a Loan Company · ;.1 l\( mptmg to foreclose a mortgage after the mortgagee ! had pald :some :~everal thousund:s o'f dollars on the propl' r t \ and due to present industrial activity and lack ut 111·' conh'. I!JUll li 1t Impossible to contmue with the payments o pHJIOil NOnCE 1 Th e JUdg-e tuok into cons1deratwn, all of the vnriouf! I ''' •owt:lt•/' 1l th1:->l ltmc. uml fol' thai reat~-on his dectsiott 1X exceplionall~ noteworthy for ib~ clurity and it:; common sense. In fuct. ht• ll<Ud thut uule:sl:l a company or individual cuuld ::;how h th; 1t h} x for~clo,.;url!, munf.Y was hemv, ~uvcU throug lI t e ac-twd hale of the property, the dtspusing nttcm.t:t could not \1t' ~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~:~~:: J One Word Led To Anotbet: By Artlu..r "P.uga" Baer pel mitted1 1 Glove\ several days last week wlth da'l&hter. Dale Smth and V.Jf{' 'I Misses Telma. 11nd A,pha F ;: ~. 1c1, /? " ,.,,.,, __ ,.,....__..... ... To Leave Premises. ••. •. .. HRuclt nf Hemlock ·~ ... .. . We have 44 houses on whlch we are nOt collecting rent. Notice haa recently coftu~, to us that three parties living in these houses ,'"'' ,, ,, ··! are working in the New York Coal Company i .' Iu uther wot<.l:;, Him ply het:autie a mau was heh111d in! UlustrloWI ~~~~~Return 'trom He has In" JIH,ent:-; and was lega!ly hable to lose hiM llfOj.)erty, J\11 our ta.mo~~:pl.., PI C Hltum· l ~~cetoo~et "u~ n t~ufficient reason for ullowmg the foreclosure. He mg ()n the ocean lln~rs with tall¥! o! and SO.!-~> he 1 1 deci"'on by lettiua \'acatiDns and cxc1tl~1 e,dven- bad e•I·a 1wr { on l 1·s ~ e it be known thut an 11tvJd tu1i1 In Europe Asia Bond Africa < ' • Chauncey mine, and we hereby notify these partiee and any others occupying our premiees that may contemplate going to the Hocking Valley to work, to move f-:~m our hou1es at once. ; . I artuul sale must be 111 sight wheu foreclosur~ i~ reque&ted. : : Zuppsa. Fri~~:""~·~~~:~:!~ All in all it proved to the people of OhiO th ~ t JUijt 1 ~t lntervleweet Nan Palook who dan*Use or khc f' ' · d b goefplaces, does t.hb115 and re " Ballet. Is also "hen hOPe w~s loB:t that anythmg m the courts woul · C ve~ the charges, Y>ou remllmbtl' !.dippJI . u· .··•-' \ iewed.J.Jl any lig)lt except that l.l/,.teaa\ity and lella.l terms! Na'' ! Bhe'a the little' ' ' 111'1 " •ho 1Sovlet · . ~ · ·· · t· huu.)ler hat on the micrqp~ooo , dusty on H really )lUmah JUdge was found who could te~pcf..JU~ _Ice 1\nc('i-..111 throu11n bqtb . Sl~~ .waa • :nWJect will In too· \\ Ilh mercy and Jegalitv wilh com moll sense. l he deciSIOn Lhei~ution 'of the lndellble Oon- 1Junction with the m•H order cata · · ' · h dellltd Milk Hour oVer the Dille uml ' logueB You may aee somethbli you w1ll Ue hatled with delight by all who l4re lnoklllg fort e .o1ay Knltwork I wanl on paje 786 if'YOllllet ~hat far ~ I fiENORl!:T CHi:MIC.u. CO., HT LOUIS, !Jf(J., U.l'> A. ... -- ·, · We Wl~h lQ thank Hal1')1 Acton 1 om ship news reportpa·, tl.lr •ll cln~ aad ni'ht1 are the te.mparature reaCh 90 dicreu or •hove, RatMr remarkable und munhantllcd so often by the powers thnt he, that 1 -d K· HAR;{ISONV:.,.L.:. • 1 That ain't t\lt i(u,un u .111· 1 ~.,.Jt set' mi-l 1\'lr. Auto Drtv~r ha:.; become so acru~lumed to c.tto. the s4b-ceUar baritone ol 1 i:) A wyatt, wlte anp di\UJ;hll'J. t th«.t kind nt treatment that he does not offer any com- 11Roxy s Carbal\s went to Africa to 1 Eumce Mr ond Mrs. Byge t ..t.mbea ., h I ld b II 11ll0ut Uonl5 on the vine aud two cllifurcn sp,nt the Wl-f'k plmntt~ any more. If he dlu, a ow wou pro ll 1 Y IJO --~ <-nd. with 1clatlves Ju West Vhginla up frum tht• people usmg th~ highway between Pomeroy The tehne delK~ates.sdon wKaas a~!~: Clint Gllkev ha4 moved his !am· Vo11'et .............,.th ••• piquanll -... ;le tough for onra o uro'"" 1tlv tr Reeds11llle whue ht: has a aciJ ' __._. h 1 aud Gallipolis over the way .e road ha!:l been torn up Ill so he temporl2ed with the beasts cr Jtad wcrk A: delleloua blend of .e.. (; ;!Ilia Cotmh' lm m..tnv. ninny months, land camehhohn" 111 th:,rokyal row M~ s Ck.tttn!de Edwards was a lcctedoll,mellowvinf'IIJRr, . · . baRt on t c uu 1enne u'c . . 1 1 Mmgnlct 0 flY ~ For mt~tauce a d e t our uvt!r a rickety app~i:&l'lng, a!':. Utrl c " 1tadlly. · 1 ohoice IOIM'At rare ap cea. thotlgh perhaps Mfe enough bl'tdge, ha!i 'llecn 111 order bP.Stmwlay Twmt~. tll r famuuJ,; at<: 1. ._?.:1:~s.~, 1~c~~tilL~~~~~~~ 11'::,nt ~he:: "'ll:xedinsmallbl.tcheefor low Addl:~on fur a lung enough time to have huilt thret• ~haocrk 0 ~~-~~~~k!~~~u ~/~c 5~:~1~ 1cu:~ ' Mt·~ Llln GJlltc:v sp:mt the 1" ~ r. joc~•t ~~or. h •• . • . • , • IH!! k end '4"111 h e~ .paronl jj:. ~ · umtverQI /rea gm.hntlgcsoftht•tv}H' that ll.i gomg In, th e secund lw1ng t-~turl .. Mt~-dtJd and Will publll>J1 4 wuplu c · ar fll,p;on :md Joun Ki'" l· , 'r da t.o T ttl 1 " of stolen towels on bull ttu:hUtll ~ •-:~ cen every acw Yll• ty .... • Pd ul t·nuc)wuon of work on the tin;t and :-;p Oil AKa mat__ : b1tgh! are boardlniJ wfU1 HCNa'd ~ II' I of fnd, If the bridge iH not 8(Hl ll COmpleted rt llJljl~HrH Sttnlj'.bY l!> the motion lllcttJre dll· f \~ILLu While drlll11ng a IV~I on the ' 1 • "l••~•·td I · · ector ror Oteta Oaibo'li Joat e,YP I •II- Oll;lLI1 ct JJPLt Y Likewi•e helow Cheshtre, where <he UI1C·"•l ""'" "I rouw-h,! !Jumpy ~ in plucel' dusty. 1,he fact thc1t the rnad 1~ short) i :-~ all th nrc reason why It should be in hetter shu 1w. The eost Of ruttmg it in passable condition would he ncg - 1 llglhle . One trip over it with a scraper would take lhe hrgh spub off and make it in fair co ndition . With a water line paralleling it all the way, certain ly 1i eould u~ J.iepl l"rc'e from dust. I On 1he whole, thltlgf\ arc progrcl;:·ung i11 fun .-;hapc 111 1 lht· n~w <um·retc highway but a few littl~· itPm :-~ like 'J - -- •I he President Ac.ceptS th.e f. A. WESTON; ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Of THE fiTTS· ,. " ' BURGH (PA.) SUN-TELEGRAPH. ·• "At a meetin1 of oul·of·lown merdtanta in Pittaburgh the ' other day·l beatd one of them oay, 'I am 1<1ing \9(irqprove t!>e ..,,. vice in my store during this depreuio!l, and I'm goiplt to pay for the improvement by takjng the neceo~ry money Gill of my newapaper aflvet:tioinli-We spend too much anyway.' "If that merci)ant'a newspaper aqy~rtiaiq(r ia dping Ilia buai· neu so littlO>llood that he can make ouch ·af;.ltqieilt, then he ohll'!ld otop all of hia advertiaing, and at o~. ··teet hil'! apend tl!!!t that money to imprt~ve his atore, his m,.Yl:baqdioe, \lis huyerJ, . .hi• aaleopeople. Then let his next step ttl hire a"¥'¢. advertioil\i lll&llaler-one who really knows ~ow to ~ ~" practically Iindt'· le11 force of newspaper advertiaiq, wb~li" tliat 111ercli4i>t verr evidentlY does not know. .. ' . "Whe!l .once that advertiaipg maQ~W ~giru to turn on the . power, the future Qf the buaineia will" limitod on!y .by lite ei•• of tlt9 lrl!diq area. "N•w•paper ·~verti,intlja ~~~·t •• niu~:h: a~ ofi~IIJ"n,·~· •' · 'l~Vtil11'1!'e goodo; "*d tl(i!l')t~~~~~~~,..tjw; hOWito ~ -: .•. ! t!>~ .yi~l force-or to employ aci'nieone wllo dill" ~~ oqfy ~ autoist he darnned. 11 An ordl!lg to histOry Geor11e \\oashmgtnn was a "UC· ceKHf'uJ hmwr, and it is to be rcmemhcred lhut lht:s waH iu the day» before the Farm Board wu:; evcu dreamed of. In of the depr=-;;t:'hc;;:,rc lL ln l or p eople in II thiK l'ounlrY more worried t'ver Bube Ruth':. udurie~ tha'n ~dmut what m1ght happen to the gold stnndBrd. 11 I ' Br EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OI{LAHOMA t .. lil!!f a ' . f,tetch~U>t." ' c;&Art'EJl TEN I ~t!J hmela b4"'ma •"'an of ~& D81"' note tn Patr1~Ja'a pfety. Chafin' h•r father and Wa~et..} the Rftne .. Of the hom had all at onet II~Jhpiftiid 11pcm Pa,ricla'a COPtei~lllnut/ "Come. Jhnt..:le. let'a danct~;'" abe R~dJu~pltt~ qp.h4 tralplnt Will'· ren't;hadd ... AUnt Pam, loan me ]i'OUf Itouamtnd,, pleaae. 'Lou apd Dadume • : I ...... . ' I .. ( . " '... . .,,. .. 'f' Ja l l ,.._. 1 I "Fr:1Ptf1JIIy." ' \ · , · . · Hla arm wt'nl arn11M htr u aclf• u tlQ ~ tha Nllroo1i 1•1'· •u1t1 -~llroe• 'hu 'auctl, a1aJ..t ~.. ...,_ __. . ...:bit arm• that. held ber 10 eloaely. blrt I kde.w 10, ~dD"\ . W'AII.t to walk AU the 1trengtb ran odt of ller. Aa4 around .wit.b that aljii"'OO~. • .• wltb a little eirh. a amite of utt.r ~ • • eontent touehln.r her tipJI, a~e •••• It wu Mftfr t,..eln, .and J~k lwt heraelf ln tudden uveet · ,leldlql' to not come. With a latt. ~II. fan~ttlo hit embrace. hope Patricia fted dowa tbe dar\! Warren, lookin1 dOw• at th.e tree lau toward the ..-tin( beech, closeaf eyeB, the gentlj patted li~. Perhapa"be tUn With bit hearillJ that little Bilb and feeHnl bOJit, not' knowiltl' who to eaU for, the complete lnDnnde~ of ber JOtml waliiq !OJ' her to CQhle QUt. t4 bim, boay, foreot. &U tbt tine neol .... e he Oh, why had ehe not tbq~~J'bt of that had made earlier In t}le evenlq to be;fo'nt T "cut off both arm•'' before he w•utd The ditturbtq aweetnn• ot tn.~ wae ou' , ;a~ ,, 1' '" I . ' ". J: n~ -.J .., "" t:n::. .. i .. ~ ,,,., "; Ji1:. ~ '1.; t 'IW!ll!b ...,,,: I "":II W · '""'1:" ;,_ ..... • •• . , !'!I! --COLUMBUS .. ' pec•alJ-'l'hl l'b~ ~e yuiJS a•~ liJ l.06ell:, spirit ot the dance will be beaut!- [ Frank; (2) Mari'aret Finkle; ~31 attempt t9 deflle her either h7 PlaJ'• namertble ftowtft auallMI bvllke ' iq hit love api.ntt the lnflammable a poteri.t dJoua', dlrutenlnr to onremotlotts of youth, or' br tb ford.. power ber The bla!l'e ot mueie frvJif ~r•me of cratltu.de. In an edWJ, he, drew her to blm, p...,... tn1 hi• faoe dowa qalna$ btrL . . . She oareli fOl IU~I She aaredl Blt atonninl tthHI tt.nr. He could and would .. v• her hom that Yerndn who had notbine \Jot .t~altb to of. ter her. "Ob, Uttle Pat,"' he bfti~.tbed. With ,&•'\"rt ·~~opened her py;ea. dtaWh\C hat fac• away fJZom him. Jibunle, not Jack, lllliled at her. 4 1 ,...Jimmie. II" abe be1an ia confa~iol). <~[-"But befol'e' abe C:Olf.ld offel' hM abamed uplanatioD of what seemed to her, hel' outn&eotal condu~, ab~ wa• snate~ed ••~· ttiU tlngliile ttraneel,. N01' did Hr ~t.em~nt abaW ut eat. In liD.. qat~, f~ folly portrayed at the Ohio Stat@ 1 Gweo K&irt!Y. al)d ( 4 ). F.,.. Ill• Fair at Columbus, Augu6t 2fl-Sep- l Tha;wl, prima ballerina. All ar ttmber 3 ih tite picturesque ballets ' RO!custa who. have dJstmgu1ah4'• . themselveJ In other productlonR. wh lch ~orm. part of. the feature There will be three ayhlbohca enttrta.anment attra,:t1on, the paJ'· lnterludtil In .. Wuhlngton Lives · eant-drama, "Waahincton-Livefl}' ' each of, which w11l be antcrprt>t;1 Pictuted here are four of the At· by gorlf!oGaly .dre!lsed ballebJ . tractive danccll.& to b:! seen In llu! , "Walhi':tgton Lives," with a cat11 ballet. They •re pUptb of Jorg of 12UO, -n, whi~h are represenWo Fasting, no~ dancer. who hu young men' and ' women· from t'act. arranged several of the ballet ntn~- of Ohio'i 88 count~t, wiiJ be Jlri''"" bera. , . f Jnieh.tiJ! at ~ . Fair. qon' ol tbe hotel, the lauahter and IBOY.. a1 Jhnmli cUd Wldch the wu "'\Vhy 1" ' (J t ' .' .•. . ment rlU'sli~ bu ba$o tbe •ttU cleat olrht. 'l'bt i.doa bUill lib 1D en~ lllver 'beD lD tbt pale rlvea. fttJI. A tew atara bUnked wt~ttu.lb Ia Ual bl&Debed Jk7, repeatlq ibeautl~ lD tht brla'ht clark mirror beU.~ A~b' ahe tc:aD¥1 the lona •tr;t:ch,of aand. , MUU oa m.Utl et ,lth'•r lllD4. RUADiaa 1oa and oa tDto laAalt,), ltiU an4 earred ... ~ Gl'I'IDil flo lip. J;-~lq ao Med to l;be llo6 ro•llct'J• ·t:hUMewneciiL .; SoloetlrtlnJ 1lartl CIMI'llt h t poaudJ.Ifl' 'heait. a 1m 1aaDd, .uJI,. tq l&. 11 Ia Wt*4mlll aDjll jaJn &U,t totdl aot mt1t IDW ..,._ She tG:mi1f eleWlJ ...,., Awar tro. tllat empq ~oYeHMn,1 -well, tbat"• &II at.• .a.. 1 1 .&wn m.en!J 0 • ' ~tb a. 801l&Jreli aa Patrick Henry. Thomaa men about him, framed in the 1n Jetrenon, James Reynolds, Edmund teMely i!XCitin.g epiaOOea in wbil'h RandoiP.ii. Jo!et Adams, and others tbey took jUrt. All of tbeit or thia' statur-e, all are depleted Jn speechet are brief and pithy and ol excitJng, dramatic 1Cf!ne.JI with a deeply dramatic character, tur 1 crisp, mo\ID& ltiai~e. dlsdUBing char£'(!(~ with the most unM.lftsl thPir 1.vnn1.'Ctlon with tbe eVt!Dt& patriotiem and tdectr•f11PI to &J that shaped · the Ai)terlean na~on. American audienet!, and the I!XPf!'.' ' Caa of 1200 Peno& tatlon it ttlat thl! audience at 4~1 It ia exiained b)' $he State Fair Ohio St•te Fair will ftnd tb11 per ..., Hanaier, Charles M. Beer, thnt al- fonnance- oat o1' the mo11t in&plrinl!' 1 t.llourh this per'tom.nce will enlltt ae wall ae entertaimna: that'' .) ' l lSO!_. peno~ in the eaat an~ han .VIIl" ~tn..,.t4. I' ••I .. M.V:.., I • '< the :American ReflrJlutJcn- ~ apd Colore, ~e audiencf ,...u~ kno\1 and tile foa1'dnlJ of ,the thfl .mea.nlq of every turn beeau!tAtneriCao aovernment will pall mietlJ}lffifue'l Concealed on the ttar• before tbe eyea of thl! apeetatora and connected with the ampllfyillll In the mammoth outdoor mass public addftss system \Viii proja_•, drama, "Washington Lives!" the dialope to every part of th. which is to be the night attraction grandstand and the bleacher•. in :front of the grandstand at tlte Thia feature ht a radically new llfp Ohio State Fair, eoiumbus, August velopment and marks a forwar11 29-September lltep m tlte art of uutdoor dramatJ. Such &'feat · military flgurea a~ p~geants. General Monroe, General Knox, WiD Haer Eiv~ General Putnam, General St. Cla1r, Th:s device makes pos1!1ible c1v Baron Von Steuben, Alexv.nder mg to the audience the identll'fl. Hamilton, and such prominent per· words o1 Wasbinrton and the ~{real ed xmpt;\ I ,... ' 'rt 'W.r ...w IIIIi 01 hi• aM bJ oorae lUr'o .a. 1'-natet, Bob P....,. ,.,,... ,.. uu1 1111· ~ will 10 ,. Aai:t~ bt ;,a, Jack. It."" 1a11 brow bet. •·r wu ptt.iDc • brtatb of a.ir oa.' KarN hltlltN.... iii' iiMell lbat dark ""' " . llot .. .•• 1"' I ' • ITo -~(''1!!-~~~-~~-~~- .~:_•_-~~~-~!~'••• OJNii... . IP Ill. • < I tAt! the great cbatactera oonnect- abouno:( in e.l•bol"ate movement:- ,r rat.ful She dtdnt underatand her amazi"- reaction to bJt ad.-ancee., aloall. She W..hecl lllirth1euiJ', She lifted her stricken face to htm, and felt abe b,.cl made a fool of bef>. Her 111.lDd had a tuhloa o1 loetJ lnJ' tbiDp ,..,. tOI' a lpeoe, tbeJi 1ber eye~ wide and pleading. '"Oh ~lf ln hit eyeL ,Jimmte1" She 10 bbed. "I Just a.a'Ct Mr. Bla,ine, who bad watehed ber 1qddenty uplocllq 1bem Ia a ~ 1 , _•• She broke oCf abruptlJ, ar· cloatinciJ all eventnr from t.be em· ~eaiiDt Sub. Sbe did DOt ~ 'rttted ltr a 0 m e t. h I n 1 nno and braaure of • window, now mado QP ttlla.P oa$ JQo t;1y .tow .,.mful ,_.. ttranre and tremendously movini hi bia mind· to "eat ID" OD bet'. ..,., ot buOdinc blocJc apoD ltleekal the fair baD.dtome far:. of thi man Patricia almost swooned wbea 11M but ntber eba aniYed ba brWia,, 1 P1mbent to her. Hi• ran eeemt4 looked into the 1 pale n,P811ant face leapa at the nark tnltb ot 11• owa~ ~ to consume her tp e bWlii'J flame. of her fut:zre b~al>~nd. But wtthoQ~ pNtauea. She DOW pat Ml' haq 'lila bnath eaml in labor.td patll, a mo~i!nt • bet1t&t:IOD ehe did I.D.to i.art,rdom tDto w • r • • f11. ..at•• • on bb brow a TCI'In throbbed bit ai'OlL moekery. "1 upeeted a tall · pafDfuUr The mincln1 step• of ldm u If be to CIOIDI rldlDa oat r4 the . , _ 10 , "''h, Ji~mle,• ahe whllpered, not were afraid of break!q hll lep 11 I'NCUI IDL rns Dot flll DOl; ·toowlnr what movea her to atra....-~ he Jet CO · • • the deap bnathiDa' • • • IDide of tbe mal' rd a.di;rn. I 'IJ Sbe wu at once frlrhtened all4 &Dd he talbd while he......,. • • • ' da.U.tl• IIIJ dMda. I tlll't~ to "bim. She waated both c. He di~'t d&DCL H~ ! ~ tbblt tt la n.ht.! b 1e . ...._~ , bteal a war from him and t.o cHq one in biJ Al'IDI and eoa~ atMI ~ II. Aa. o11! 1'111. so tDUDI t. ~~bill. Her race etlll aplllted, W w1111ced. • • • s~~ ~~a•bt lht · ~JII! JAD4 It .tuJ· bl '1adrt a 1oaa teath.j ,&oie4 her eyes, uuable to 1Jieet the •ureb •erea.m. ~ - ~ ~ 1D. uua. ~ DanmewDl ...... •n. 1 PAGE~NT-OR:AMA FEATuirl!S STATE FAIR .......na. "'Blaine.• ' '' \ ,ou..,. M. C. HOBART * *for •Years By Numerous Disagreements * *Reuriited • at Becjaide of . Fomou-JI'amilr,Split f'i!!:o)"Oti wattt 'to break m}' taeef'" the boun ~arcilied ·. t !a.n sit.! u lona at JOU P.leue over 'rour ice. I b~ ~ SJf.tan anceetort uUlpe ftte to the »atlroo'da." WIII'NtD. follfnr,d b,r~ btl b~art tMobbilll ,ahafullr. Be felt. tbat be Wouk11ike to wrina: .. iai,Pe't black· .t 1111 rd lfltCk, then Ma~ · hi• bone·lilW . f•ce ro a pWp. 1 ftit an~ wet~t around bet •• 10011 "' ,_,, rta~d tiM bt.Uroom tloor, !and llt drew her ft~raelJ aralntt hlr~~. , Sh ., looked up In taurtunr •ur· ~ri.: "Wh)l. Jimmie, u b!ld lk1 tOme of boyi wha thin»: • llrl· doN1\.'t 'need to breathe wbU. 'ihe 4..~~ .. , , ' "Extiute m~ Pat. I'm mad. OatD mad " ' · · • ' , ' l .. ~ : do 1op lii•Y•· tctUf!IM ta jady •heft you're mdfj' . "'ltllhf happen& too: be the eauw. eaa,~'t. ·bte&k Iter face an~ retain 1 1 1111 a"'ndtar in 'decent aoteiet:r. !'0 l ' t-, 1 to break ber rib•. whtch aoc1et7 the•• ...~ '-"4 '. . 1 : 01 YOU EVER S'fOP TO THINK? 1 \'t'e haven't heard much about tho::tc Dnkut.a grasHhoiJPet'l:! rcct:!ntly. Maybe w}lca~ got l'>f) l'hPI:I.p the hoppers ) wouldn't deig-n to eat it a!lf more. j ~~;;;;;;;;~·;·;·~lk~·~~~·~~~··~ --=- ' ~1.· 1 Thal • tor of Pomeroy coal and we will not furnish houah to partie• helping to operate those mines. .!' Mrs. McCormick's Illness Reconciles Estranged Kin ......~ 1Jan ~1'\ ' •a ' ~ neceS&arily an engi necr how eaMily the L ~pile ... .• I , ftcih'Hea . 111 1:mntl ahoppina ..,. , mcnttuned, make the average aut(Ji s t forget nil th~· na·e Lhmg~ being undertaken lUld remember only lhe (h sayrceuble and nasty ones, especially when it tan be 1 ohjccUonah le features could be overcome it the uililude of C\'l~r_ynue toward the motorintr pubhc wa.- not "Let the Cl.veland'a 1 u 111 Ill • r colony ' atretcht• IS m1le1 to the ullt aetl to tha welt aloaa the 1laon. Wltltja • ill tiUa IJreat aam-• plaJil'OQGi!l~ you "an Jiiad py fa ..i,vity or qui,t reat. Clenlancl with ita U..tn.. ' ita coacertt. it1 bi11 lea ... ~' ·~~~;t,;•::'li', park r•c!!'Atio~ •~~:'1'~~::.. ""'· ~·'~ .....,.. . ·~ """" ~· '. ·. ... ,_ I o11cH seen by ~nyone not im't it} ".. . Lab Erie"• 111mmer1 i lht· I ~ likely thtt,~ the temporary brldgc may be rebuilt. Prepar- 1 brows He 16 llll autltorlt.y on a, 11 y j MlJ;s Harr et Ball 1s a rcu st or ulJOn ,. , n~ nnw just being made to pour toucrete on thctsubject you can mention Alter '~ , 1 ~'flnlv~ 8 c•\ 1 !~h1 ""•· 1 11 ' . I ' while you get smart and don L It 1 o an a.m J SPf:!n tiOIII' of l(ndlfl! whll'h :~hould hnv e been ~:omp l ete(l ut east mephon them dunday wllh his mother at Gr:m t J ()(I day~ ajlo. · ---~ • - -·- n1a1nia1~~· while the roud il'\ short, 1t is telTihly ' ~ooled ~~ 1~ · for re•t ol' recre•liOa. of Cl.,.-el.ad'• l'"t in• -.. ·tempn the ntreme1 nf 1 J ~''"'"'"'- heat bua prolon1 the ~· . ....on. Only i011r daya a year.-, tasly little hlllCCl\fLlCiet> 1,p "fHE PUBLIC PAYS 'Tlw dog Wll S so deiJ ~h~d he oJl 1 J,;UQden dh:zy spell tn{' T think that was l.ho Prlncc''i 1 THE MdTORING public ha s het<ll ~at upon . lax ctJ., :-:.oakcd Idea u1 the first placf' " · . .. . , : 1 ~ ..• J .. : 1 by Cm . Srd and Mill St.s., MIDD~EI'URT. . ,. 01110 " '\ 'I saus fur the PJ:lm,e tulU I I duH•ch ilc wa~ so deliw,htcd pe a.w~· m~ a Sule STANSBURY DRLIG CO. ' • .JJ 1 j ... ~ I · • For '"·ll •• ,,.., . law to lte enfQrccd and handled ln such a way as" to dl~;~--Zuppsa has her blJ toe 1nt~ur,cilor I" . ' "I lmd ll lovl.'lv time In Elt~h.lm• a lllilhon dollttrs but she Is bankPf'll :-;l' ]lll;tiee Itt< well a~ rendering deCII'!Hin~ whlt-h lll'e Nan says wltho\Lt th 1 er 1 ella.blc en- , lUPt When she wca.1s rtt~t- ~l',fl only le4Ya lly right hut morally wrong. The Hockill!l Valley io the chief competi· lluRf•rlo.ihd b7 'I , • I .. .• •• 'Dyin1r "Queen of Chicago Society."· �,. 'I"UESDAY, AUOUST 14, U13:1 ; l'Ur.!DAT, AtJQOST 1115, Ud \ -- . J~ Half Mastl THE 111JUAlLY TlOBUNE IDIQf PIJIILIIBJIIO COKMJrt' -.a*-" u ... v .,, (lblo &ar.md-clllt' M1Uer iJI:pl. II, Baby • It's Real This Time McMuter, ..... 1'. . NN•'h Public Forum ~on 1 h" cld ratf', or m\llt toe 1<1!" as we 1 wn: wrll be tf the PubliC 'CftUWel Vir,USia GN11 PBOQRI-1. 11:11, &1. Ule Pol' 0~ II • 'WIGJ, OlUO, 1IIMlel' Slw Ad: 01 &b.rc.h ~ t:. 11'11.'" Publilhed ~ &1M! .,...,., a«Pt Sal.UrdaJ. ~·Ad QD. ~ftr 8ec:oDd 8treel. PamaruJ, 0 . r 'tfben our rnenda lend ua leucn. or Deft ma.Ltrr ror pubUcatloll tat J ' • JIIGI1ld. 1n all Cl.llollll sliD CAelr w=e &1\boqb nol ~J t,o be ~ ' --- AUOD11QOUI Jette,._ ..... in 11!) ~r t:UI"Utnt. And d.a.lrable ID +Jiau.• lDI&IDCt will be pubUibecL N.tTlONAI. ADVERTI&IWG 1 Lower ·u,o..._. fork l I I REPRESENTATIVES DeUvnal By C'arritr One Week Plttsbu~ . :too ·, ' 1.00 60 \ Three Months ~ 00 One Mooth One MonLh .... ..... I • Roy Jobnaon ,... _,_ ... . ... ... .... ,._, . ·- -;-.....__,_,_' . '-- visltlna: nf 'li,.,.Ull· ,iiiou• C!VI'll') LiKE TillS MAN.'' • I ![ I ..I In ' I C:oluml1w . I Hotel .F'ort )(CMI.a.·•lin.,._, Columllur' ~ nu PPIING LOT AND G.\UG& IN CJONNWTION In ,.!<'Ut'l\ll II 111,1\ h1 '111! l 1.11 11u :.•l'llt<'"'\ t~UU> Ui ll +If uJ,t ,l I l••lt•! l".'duttlun ..,,4\ll~ ll h"n tlw -..tut !~ ' l hl;.:IIP>il :JIJ.l~. j ln til<> hf'.\ 11'11>~ Tlw ulttaili•l<'t 1:11 ~ ut 1h1• ~1!11 1,1.1 oln tl}. :A,•,t':!OWtll) I d !liltllo>ll THE HUMANE JUDGE I Ull(l j.:<'IJ;;'I:llllll~',l<l~ Till' • nutlllwml •••.t' :1b .. m ... u. Jl o·d ""in,.: w rh • '" 1,,, t i l l ' 11'1\Nltull .1r ~"n"nfl•1in:!' ~~ " 1ner-· Till·. JH~CISION rendered by th~· Akron, Ohio ~udgt! rda· ~ ll\"t• to the d1:~po.ssession of one's home, is one .wh1ch 1 \\ 1ll ~ttl'llct much attention und much favorable commem. 1 I- -~ - -- - - .. -~ - JOO R - with B••h at $2 to $3-·No High.. Ci:oannicnt to Stores :11nd Thc~trca Ultra-V-iolet IR.ad.latiea I M"" P_,.,. Hotel ----·--- - 1 STOP AT THii Hayes I l'tl. YER 1-'0R WISDOM-So leuch W! to uumlwr OUl' j d.t~ ... , that we may up ply our heart.-; unto wiSdom. - P:mlm j Tla· 1 and fa.uUb' are JQhniiOil and wUe I niceb' a$ the HoiJ.er ~pi~l C J,... Curry of Charle~;~ton wtw a 1 1 1ecen~ a~t of Walter Oodbor Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hawkllu waa callln& on her brother Mr. Reu tet• Flunday ; Nora Haggy was camna on her mother, Mrs. Reed Hvsell 8Uilday. , Lue Dodson was ill Monday and Tue!Mi~~<y ' Flora Moore w1u; call1ng on ht:r slsler Mn; Cha.s. Voo~ I .old and ere\otee 1 ~~- p,..,...~w;_,.~I.._~,_..,...LOU.- I Toddy Goldllll ;.s spendmg some I 1 Ume in Columbus.. 1 Vemon L. Archer is gett.lna along .r t h~· human hellrt. ancJ of whom It wa.a P\d m John 7:46. "NEVER MAN Sl'A~Cl , l llr "'" '~~~~~nr"'ll All .. toach!nc. d-ine or :JWII ll CD~ .P • creed, •f they are t<i have any claim 1 11p:>n the love, loyalty and devotion of tb: ~ple1 mWit be in harmony w~th 1 rJ- r- 1Raclungs of Jesus the Christ wblllie words fit tnt" IUl 1 ""d•> • W.tp~ ill at the Ralph RusseJl and Walter Dod.so11 1 made a bu.&.lnesa trip w Vinton "' I wwi ia aluqo u1o 11J lett, ad a ltlol Ullll!f , ._ PuiJo 119:115. Wln ror a few days. ~ I -n, C<I- Walter Dodson, Orval Johnwn and Heck Shuler ~md W1U Reed arc fl8hlni above RaCine I 5 15 One Yu · Stx Mont.h!i ~n I hUlwaukt:JC 8yMall Henry Smalle)' has home of Walttr Dodaon. He l5 old soldier 81 years old. 1 • Fred KlmbaU, Inc , Chko.so Philadelphia, Ja.oob Johnlon returned rrom Jumbqa Sat-urday. I I I. lt. B. BUNSTlNE, ~·..," we-""""_.._ CX&UMJlUS, OHIO - - - - .. I . SYNOPSIS was delivered as a result of a Loan Company · ;.1 l\( mptmg to foreclose a mortgage after the mortgagee ! had pald :some :~everal thousund:s o'f dollars on the propl' r t \ and due to present industrial activity and lack ut 111·' conh'. I!JUll li 1t Impossible to contmue with the payments o pHJIOil NOnCE 1 Th e JUdg-e tuok into cons1deratwn, all of the vnriouf! I ''' •owt:lt•/' 1l th1:->l ltmc. uml fol' thai reat~-on his dectsiott 1X exceplionall~ noteworthy for ib~ clurity and it:; common sense. In fuct. ht• ll<Ud thut uule:sl:l a company or individual cuuld ::;how h th; 1t h} x for~clo,.;url!, munf.Y was hemv, ~uvcU throug lI t e ac-twd hale of the property, the dtspusing nttcm.t:t could not \1t' ~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~:~~:: J One Word Led To Anotbet: By Artlu..r "P.uga" Baer pel mitted1 1 Glove\ several days last week wlth da'l&hter. Dale Smth and V.Jf{' 'I Misses Telma. 11nd A,pha F ;: ~. 1c1, /? " ,.,,.,, __ ,.,....__..... ... To Leave Premises. ••. •. .. HRuclt nf Hemlock ·~ ... .. . We have 44 houses on whlch we are nOt collecting rent. Notice haa recently coftu~, to us that three parties living in these houses ,'"'' ,, ,, ··! are working in the New York Coal Company i .' Iu uther wot<.l:;, Him ply het:autie a mau was heh111d in! UlustrloWI ~~~~~Return 'trom He has In" JIH,ent:-; and was lega!ly hable to lose hiM llfOj.)erty, J\11 our ta.mo~~:pl.., PI C Hltum· l ~~cetoo~et "u~ n t~ufficient reason for ullowmg the foreclosure. He mg ()n the ocean lln~rs with tall¥! o! and SO.!-~> he 1 1 deci"'on by lettiua \'acatiDns and cxc1tl~1 e,dven- bad e•I·a 1wr { on l 1·s ~ e it be known thut an 11tvJd tu1i1 In Europe Asia Bond Africa < ' • Chauncey mine, and we hereby notify these partiee and any others occupying our premiees that may contemplate going to the Hocking Valley to work, to move f-:~m our hou1es at once. ; . I artuul sale must be 111 sight wheu foreclosur~ i~ reque&ted. : : Zuppsa. Fri~~:""~·~~~:~:!~ All in all it proved to the people of OhiO th ~ t JUijt 1 ~t lntervleweet Nan Palook who dan*Use or khc f' ' · d b goefplaces, does t.hb115 and re " Ballet. Is also "hen hOPe w~s loB:t that anythmg m the courts woul · C ve~ the charges, Y>ou remllmbtl' !.dippJI . u· .··•-' \ iewed.J.Jl any lig)lt except that l.l/,.teaa\ity and lella.l terms! Na'' ! Bhe'a the little' ' ' 111'1 " •ho 1Sovlet · . ~ · ·· · t· huu.)ler hat on the micrqp~ooo , dusty on H really )lUmah JUdge was found who could te~pcf..JU~ _Ice 1\nc('i-..111 throu11n bqtb . Sl~~ .waa • :nWJect will In too· \\ Ilh mercy and Jegalitv wilh com moll sense. l he deciSIOn Lhei~ution 'of the lndellble Oon- 1Junction with the m•H order cata · · ' · h dellltd Milk Hour oVer the Dille uml ' logueB You may aee somethbli you w1ll Ue hatled with delight by all who l4re lnoklllg fort e .o1ay Knltwork I wanl on paje 786 if'YOllllet ~hat far ~ I fiENORl!:T CHi:MIC.u. CO., HT LOUIS, !Jf(J., U.l'> A. ... -- ·, · We Wl~h lQ thank Hal1')1 Acton 1 om ship news reportpa·, tl.lr •ll cln~ aad ni'ht1 are the te.mparature reaCh 90 dicreu or •hove, RatMr remarkable und munhantllcd so often by the powers thnt he, that 1 -d K· HAR;{ISONV:.,.L.:. • 1 That ain't t\lt i(u,un u .111· 1 ~.,.Jt set' mi-l 1\'lr. Auto Drtv~r ha:.; become so acru~lumed to c.tto. the s4b-ceUar baritone ol 1 i:) A wyatt, wlte anp di\UJ;hll'J. t th«.t kind nt treatment that he does not offer any com- 11Roxy s Carbal\s went to Africa to 1 Eumce Mr ond Mrs. Byge t ..t.mbea ., h I ld b II 11ll0ut Uonl5 on the vine aud two cllifurcn sp,nt the Wl-f'k plmntt~ any more. If he dlu, a ow wou pro ll 1 Y IJO --~ <-nd. with 1clatlves Ju West Vhginla up frum tht• people usmg th~ highway between Pomeroy The tehne delK~ates.sdon wKaas a~!~: Clint Gllkev ha4 moved his !am· Vo11'et .............,.th ••• piquanll -... ;le tough for onra o uro'"" 1tlv tr Reeds11llle whue ht: has a aciJ ' __._. h 1 aud Gallipolis over the way .e road ha!:l been torn up Ill so he temporl2ed with the beasts cr Jtad wcrk A: delleloua blend of .e.. (; ;!Ilia Cotmh' lm m..tnv. ninny months, land camehhohn" 111 th:,rokyal row M~ s Ck.tttn!de Edwards was a lcctedoll,mellowvinf'IIJRr, . · . baRt on t c uu 1enne u'c . . 1 1 Mmgnlct 0 flY ~ For mt~tauce a d e t our uvt!r a rickety app~i:&l'lng, a!':. Utrl c " 1tadlly. · 1 ohoice IOIM'At rare ap cea. thotlgh perhaps Mfe enough bl'tdge, ha!i 'llecn 111 order bP.Stmwlay Twmt~. tll r famuuJ,; at<: 1. ._?.:1:~s.~, 1~c~~tilL~~~~~~~ 11'::,nt ~he:: "'ll:xedinsmallbl.tcheefor low Addl:~on fur a lung enough time to have huilt thret• ~haocrk 0 ~~-~~~~k!~~~u ~/~c 5~:~1~ 1cu:~ ' Mt·~ Llln GJlltc:v sp:mt the 1" ~ r. joc~•t ~~or. h •• . • . • , • IH!! k end '4"111 h e~ .paronl jj:. ~ · umtverQI /rea gm.hntlgcsoftht•tv}H' that ll.i gomg In, th e secund lw1ng t-~turl .. Mt~-dtJd and Will publll>J1 4 wuplu c · ar fll,p;on :md Joun Ki'" l· , 'r da t.o T ttl 1 " of stolen towels on bull ttu:hUtll ~ •-:~ cen every acw Yll• ty .... • Pd ul t·nuc)wuon of work on the tin;t and :-;p Oil AKa mat__ : b1tgh! are boardlniJ wfU1 HCNa'd ~ II' I of fnd, If the bridge iH not 8(Hl ll COmpleted rt llJljl~HrH Sttnlj'.bY l!> the motion lllcttJre dll· f \~ILLu While drlll11ng a IV~I on the ' 1 • "l••~•·td I · · ector ror Oteta Oaibo'li Joat e,YP I •II- Oll;lLI1 ct JJPLt Y Likewi•e helow Cheshtre, where <he UI1C·"•l ""'" "I rouw-h,! !Jumpy ~ in plucel' dusty. 1,he fact thc1t the rnad 1~ short) i :-~ all th nrc reason why It should be in hetter shu 1w. The eost Of ruttmg it in passable condition would he ncg - 1 llglhle . One trip over it with a scraper would take lhe hrgh spub off and make it in fair co ndition . With a water line paralleling it all the way, certain ly 1i eould u~ J.iepl l"rc'e from dust. I On 1he whole, thltlgf\ arc progrcl;:·ung i11 fun .-;hapc 111 1 lht· n~w <um·retc highway but a few littl~· itPm :-~ like 'J - -- •I he President Ac.ceptS th.e f. A. WESTON; ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Of THE fiTTS· ,. " ' BURGH (PA.) SUN-TELEGRAPH. ·• "At a meetin1 of oul·of·lown merdtanta in Pittaburgh the ' other day·l beatd one of them oay, 'I am 1<1ing \9(irqprove t!>e ..,,. vice in my store during this depreuio!l, and I'm goiplt to pay for the improvement by takjng the neceo~ry money Gill of my newapaper aflvet:tioinli-We spend too much anyway.' "If that merci)ant'a newspaper aqy~rtiaiq(r ia dping Ilia buai· neu so littlO>llood that he can make ouch ·af;.ltqieilt, then he ohll'!ld otop all of hia advertiaing, and at o~. ··teet hil'! apend tl!!!t that money to imprt~ve his atore, his m,.Yl:baqdioe, \lis huyerJ, . .hi• aaleopeople. Then let his next step ttl hire a"¥'¢. advertioil\i lll&llaler-one who really knows ~ow to ~ ~" practically Iindt'· le11 force of newspaper advertiaiq, wb~li" tliat 111ercli4i>t verr evidentlY does not know. .. ' . "Whe!l .once that advertiaipg maQ~W ~giru to turn on the . power, the future Qf the buaineia will" limitod on!y .by lite ei•• of tlt9 lrl!diq area. "N•w•paper ·~verti,intlja ~~~·t •• niu~:h: a~ ofi~IIJ"n,·~· •' · 'l~Vtil11'1!'e goodo; "*d tl(i!l')t~~~~~~~,..tjw; hOWito ~ -: .•. ! t!>~ .yi~l force-or to employ aci'nieone wllo dill" ~~ oqfy ~ autoist he darnned. 11 An ordl!lg to histOry Geor11e \\oashmgtnn was a "UC· ceKHf'uJ hmwr, and it is to be rcmemhcred lhut lht:s waH iu the day» before the Farm Board wu:; evcu dreamed of. In of the depr=-;;t:'hc;;:,rc lL ln l or p eople in II thiK l'ounlrY more worried t'ver Bube Ruth':. udurie~ tha'n ~dmut what m1ght happen to the gold stnndBrd. 11 I ' Br EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OI{LAHOMA t .. lil!!f a ' . f,tetch~U>t." ' c;&Art'EJl TEN I ~t!J hmela b4"'ma •"'an of ~& D81"' note tn Patr1~Ja'a pfety. Chafin' h•r father and Wa~et..} the Rftne .. Of the hom had all at onet II~Jhpiftiid 11pcm Pa,ricla'a COPtei~lllnut/ "Come. Jhnt..:le. let'a danct~;'" abe R~dJu~pltt~ qp.h4 tralplnt Will'· ren't;hadd ... AUnt Pam, loan me ]i'OUf Itouamtnd,, pleaae. 'Lou apd Dadume • : I ...... . ' I .. ( . " '... . .,,. .. 'f' Ja l l ,.._. 1 I "Fr:1Ptf1JIIy." ' \ · , · . · Hla arm wt'nl arn11M htr u aclf• u tlQ ~ tha Nllroo1i 1•1'· •u1t1 -~llroe• 'hu 'auctl, a1aJ..t ~.. ...,_ __. . ...:bit arm• that. held ber 10 eloaely. blrt I kde.w 10, ~dD"\ . W'AII.t to walk AU the 1trengtb ran odt of ller. Aa4 around .wit.b that aljii"'OO~. • .• wltb a little eirh. a amite of utt.r ~ • • eontent touehln.r her tipJI, a~e •••• It wu Mftfr t,..eln, .and J~k lwt heraelf ln tudden uveet · ,leldlql' to not come. With a latt. ~II. fan~ttlo hit embrace. hope Patricia fted dowa tbe dar\! Warren, lookin1 dOw• at th.e tree lau toward the ..-tin( beech, closeaf eyeB, the gentlj patted li~. Perhapa"be tUn With bit hearillJ that little Bilb and feeHnl bOJit, not' knowiltl' who to eaU for, the complete lnDnnde~ of ber JOtml waliiq !OJ' her to CQhle QUt. t4 bim, boay, foreot. &U tbt tine neol .... e he Oh, why had ehe not tbq~~J'bt of that had made earlier In t}le evenlq to be;fo'nt T "cut off both arm•'' before he w•utd The ditturbtq aweetnn• ot tn.~ wae ou' , ;a~ ,, 1' '" I . ' ". J: n~ -.J .., "" t:n::. .. i .. ~ ,,,., "; Ji1:. ~ '1.; t 'IW!ll!b ...,,,: I "":II W · '""'1:" ;,_ ..... • •• . , !'!I! --COLUMBUS .. ' pec•alJ-'l'hl l'b~ ~e yuiJS a•~ liJ l.06ell:, spirit ot the dance will be beaut!- [ Frank; (2) Mari'aret Finkle; ~31 attempt t9 deflle her either h7 PlaJ'• namertble ftowtft auallMI bvllke ' iq hit love api.ntt the lnflammable a poteri.t dJoua', dlrutenlnr to onremotlotts of youth, or' br tb ford.. power ber The bla!l'e ot mueie frvJif ~r•me of cratltu.de. In an edWJ, he, drew her to blm, p...,... tn1 hi• faoe dowa qalna$ btrL . . . She oareli fOl IU~I She aaredl Blt atonninl tthHI tt.nr. He could and would .. v• her hom that Yerndn who had notbine \Jot .t~altb to of. ter her. "Ob, Uttle Pat,"' he bfti~.tbed. With ,&•'\"rt ·~~opened her py;ea. dtaWh\C hat fac• away fJZom him. Jibunle, not Jack, lllliled at her. 4 1 ,...Jimmie. II" abe be1an ia confa~iol). <~[-"But befol'e' abe C:Olf.ld offel' hM abamed uplanatioD of what seemed to her, hel' outn&eotal condu~, ab~ wa• snate~ed ••~· ttiU tlngliile ttraneel,. N01' did Hr ~t.em~nt abaW ut eat. In liD.. qat~, f~ folly portrayed at the Ohio Stat@ 1 Gweo K&irt!Y. al)d ( 4 ). F.,.. Ill• Fair at Columbus, Augu6t 2fl-Sep- l Tha;wl, prima ballerina. All ar ttmber 3 ih tite picturesque ballets ' RO!custa who. have dJstmgu1ah4'• . themselveJ In other productlonR. wh lch ~orm. part of. the feature There will be three ayhlbohca enttrta.anment attra,:t1on, the paJ'· lnterludtil In .. Wuhlngton Lives · eant-drama, "Waahincton-Livefl}' ' each of, which w11l be antcrprt>t;1 Pictuted here are four of the At· by gorlf!oGaly .dre!lsed ballebJ . tractive danccll.& to b:! seen In llu! , "Walhi':tgton Lives," with a cat11 ballet. They •re pUptb of Jorg of 12UO, -n, whi~h are represenWo Fasting, no~ dancer. who hu young men' and ' women· from t'act. arranged several of the ballet ntn~- of Ohio'i 88 count~t, wiiJ be Jlri''"" bera. , . f Jnieh.tiJ! at ~ . Fair. qon' ol tbe hotel, the lauahter and IBOY.. a1 Jhnmli cUd Wldch the wu "'\Vhy 1" ' (J t ' .' .•. . ment rlU'sli~ bu ba$o tbe •ttU cleat olrht. 'l'bt i.doa bUill lib 1D en~ lllver 'beD lD tbt pale rlvea. fttJI. A tew atara bUnked wt~ttu.lb Ia Ual bl&Debed Jk7, repeatlq ibeautl~ lD tht brla'ht clark mirror beU.~ A~b' ahe tc:aD¥1 the lona •tr;t:ch,of aand. , MUU oa m.Utl et ,lth'•r lllD4. RUADiaa 1oa and oa tDto laAalt,), ltiU an4 earred ... ~ Gl'I'IDil flo lip. J;-~lq ao Med to l;be llo6 ro•llct'J• ·t:hUMewneciiL .; SoloetlrtlnJ 1lartl CIMI'llt h t poaudJ.Ifl' 'heait. a 1m 1aaDd, .uJI,. tq l&. 11 Ia Wt*4mlll aDjll jaJn &U,t totdl aot mt1t IDW ..,._ She tG:mi1f eleWlJ ...,., Awar tro. tllat empq ~oYeHMn,1 -well, tbat"• &II at.• .a.. 1 1 .&wn m.en!J 0 • ' ~tb a. 801l&Jreli aa Patrick Henry. Thomaa men about him, framed in the 1n Jetrenon, James Reynolds, Edmund teMely i!XCitin.g epiaOOea in wbil'h RandoiP.ii. Jo!et Adams, and others tbey took jUrt. All of tbeit or thia' statur-e, all are depleted Jn speechet are brief and pithy and ol excitJng, dramatic 1Cf!ne.JI with a deeply dramatic character, tur 1 crisp, mo\ID& ltiai~e. dlsdUBing char£'(!(~ with the most unM.lftsl thPir 1.vnn1.'Ctlon with tbe eVt!Dt& patriotiem and tdectr•f11PI to &J that shaped · the Ai)terlean na~on. American audienet!, and the I!XPf!'.' ' Caa of 1200 Peno& tatlon it ttlat thl! audience at 4~1 It ia exiained b)' $he State Fair Ohio St•te Fair will ftnd tb11 per ..., Hanaier, Charles M. Beer, thnt al- fonnance- oat o1' the mo11t in&plrinl!' 1 t.llourh this per'tom.nce will enlltt ae wall ae entertaimna: that'' .) ' l lSO!_. peno~ in the eaat an~ han .VIIl" ~tn..,.t4. I' ••I .. M.V:.., I • '< the :American ReflrJlutJcn- ~ apd Colore, ~e audiencf ,...u~ kno\1 and tile foa1'dnlJ of ,the thfl .mea.nlq of every turn beeau!tAtneriCao aovernment will pall mietlJ}lffifue'l Concealed on the ttar• before tbe eyea of thl! apeetatora and connected with the ampllfyillll In the mammoth outdoor mass public addftss system \Viii proja_•, drama, "Washington Lives!" the dialope to every part of th. which is to be the night attraction grandstand and the bleacher•. in :front of the grandstand at tlte Thia feature ht a radically new llfp Ohio State Fair, eoiumbus, August velopment and marks a forwar11 29-September lltep m tlte art of uutdoor dramatJ. Such &'feat · military flgurea a~ p~geants. General Monroe, General Knox, WiD Haer Eiv~ General Putnam, General St. Cla1r, Th:s device makes pos1!1ible c1v Baron Von Steuben, Alexv.nder mg to the audience the identll'fl. Hamilton, and such prominent per· words o1 Wasbinrton and the ~{real ed xmpt;\ I ,... ' 'rt 'W.r ...w IIIIi 01 hi• aM bJ oorae lUr'o .a. 1'-natet, Bob P....,. ,.,,... ,.. uu1 1111· ~ will 10 ,. Aai:t~ bt ;,a, Jack. It."" 1a11 brow bet. •·r wu ptt.iDc • brtatb of a.ir oa.' KarN hltlltN.... iii' iiMell lbat dark ""' " . llot .. .•• 1"' I ' • ITo -~(''1!!-~~~-~~-~~- .~:_•_-~~~-~!~'••• OJNii... . IP Ill. • < I tAt! the great cbatactera oonnect- abouno:( in e.l•bol"ate movement:- ,r rat.ful She dtdnt underatand her amazi"- reaction to bJt ad.-ancee., aloall. She W..hecl lllirth1euiJ', She lifted her stricken face to htm, and felt abe b,.cl made a fool of bef>. Her 111.lDd had a tuhloa o1 loetJ lnJ' tbiDp ,..,. tOI' a lpeoe, tbeJi 1ber eye~ wide and pleading. '"Oh ~lf ln hit eyeL ,Jimmte1" She 10 bbed. "I Just a.a'Ct Mr. Bla,ine, who bad watehed ber 1qddenty uplocllq 1bem Ia a ~ 1 , _•• She broke oCf abruptlJ, ar· cloatinciJ all eventnr from t.be em· ~eaiiDt Sub. Sbe did DOt ~ 'rttted ltr a 0 m e t. h I n 1 nno and braaure of • window, now mado QP ttlla.P oa$ JQo t;1y .tow .,.mful ,_.. ttranre and tremendously movini hi bia mind· to "eat ID" OD bet'. ..,., ot buOdinc blocJc apoD ltleekal the fair baD.dtome far:. of thi man Patricia almost swooned wbea 11M but ntber eba aniYed ba brWia,, 1 P1mbent to her. Hi• ran eeemt4 looked into the 1 pale n,P811ant face leapa at the nark tnltb ot 11• owa~ ~ to consume her tp e bWlii'J flame. of her fut:zre b~al>~nd. But wtthoQ~ pNtauea. She DOW pat Ml' haq 'lila bnath eaml in labor.td patll, a mo~i!nt • bet1t&t:IOD ehe did I.D.to i.art,rdom tDto w • r • • f11. ..at•• • on bb brow a TCI'In throbbed bit ai'OlL moekery. "1 upeeted a tall · pafDfuUr The mincln1 step• of ldm u If be to CIOIDI rldlDa oat r4 the . , _ 10 , "''h, Ji~mle,• ahe whllpered, not were afraid of break!q hll lep 11 I'NCUI IDL rns Dot flll DOl; ·toowlnr what movea her to atra....-~ he Jet CO · • • the deap bnathiDa' • • • IDide of tbe mal' rd a.di;rn. I 'IJ Sbe wu at once frlrhtened all4 &Dd he talbd while he......,. • • • ' da.U.tl• IIIJ dMda. I tlll't~ to "bim. She waated both c. He di~'t d&DCL H~ ! ~ tbblt tt la n.ht.! b 1e . ...._~ , bteal a war from him and t.o cHq one in biJ Al'IDI and eoa~ atMI ~ II. Aa. o11! 1'111. so tDUDI t. ~~bill. Her race etlll aplllted, W w1111ced. • • • s~~ ~~a•bt lht · ~JII! JAD4 It .tuJ· bl '1adrt a 1oaa teath.j ,&oie4 her eyes, uuable to 1Jieet the •ureb •erea.m. ~ - ~ ~ 1D. uua. ~ DanmewDl ...... •n. 1 PAGE~NT-OR:AMA FEATuirl!S STATE FAIR .......na. "'Blaine.• ' '' \ ,ou..,. M. C. HOBART * *for •Years By Numerous Disagreements * *Reuriited • at Becjaide of . Fomou-JI'amilr,Split f'i!!:o)"Oti wattt 'to break m}' taeef'" the boun ~arcilied ·. t !a.n sit.! u lona at JOU P.leue over 'rour ice. I b~ ~ SJf.tan anceetort uUlpe ftte to the »atlroo'da." WIII'NtD. follfnr,d b,r~ btl b~art tMobbilll ,ahafullr. Be felt. tbat be Wouk11ike to wrina: .. iai,Pe't black· .t 1111 rd lfltCk, then Ma~ · hi• bone·lilW . f•ce ro a pWp. 1 ftit an~ wet~t around bet •• 10011 "' ,_,, rta~d tiM bt.Uroom tloor, !and llt drew her ft~raelJ aralntt hlr~~. , Sh ., looked up In taurtunr •ur· ~ri.: "Wh)l. Jimmie, u b!ld lk1 tOme of boyi wha thin»: • llrl· doN1\.'t 'need to breathe wbU. 'ihe 4..~~ .. , , ' "Extiute m~ Pat. I'm mad. OatD mad " ' · · • ' , ' l .. ~ : do 1op lii•Y•· tctUf!IM ta jady •heft you're mdfj' . "'ltllhf happen& too: be the eauw. eaa,~'t. ·bte&k Iter face an~ retain 1 1 1111 a"'ndtar in 'decent aoteiet:r. !'0 l ' t-, 1 to break ber rib•. whtch aoc1et7 the•• ...~ '-"4 '. . 1 : 01 YOU EVER S'fOP TO THINK? 1 \'t'e haven't heard much about tho::tc Dnkut.a grasHhoiJPet'l:! rcct:!ntly. Maybe w}lca~ got l'>f) l'hPI:I.p the hoppers ) wouldn't deig-n to eat it a!lf more. j ~~;;;;;;;;~·;·;·~lk~·~~~·~~~··~ --=- ' ~1.· 1 Thal • tor of Pomeroy coal and we will not furnish houah to partie• helping to operate those mines. .!' Mrs. McCormick's Illness Reconciles Estranged Kin ......~ 1Jan ~1'\ ' •a ' ~ neceS&arily an engi necr how eaMily the L ~pile ... .• I , ftcih'Hea . 111 1:mntl ahoppina ..,. , mcnttuned, make the average aut(Ji s t forget nil th~· na·e Lhmg~ being undertaken lUld remember only lhe (h sayrceuble and nasty ones, especially when it tan be 1 ohjccUonah le features could be overcome it the uililude of C\'l~r_ynue toward the motorintr pubhc wa.- not "Let the Cl.veland'a 1 u 111 Ill • r colony ' atretcht• IS m1le1 to the ullt aetl to tha welt aloaa the 1laon. Wltltja • ill tiUa IJreat aam-• plaJil'OQGi!l~ you "an Jiiad py fa ..i,vity or qui,t reat. Clenlancl with ita U..tn.. ' ita coacertt. it1 bi11 lea ... ~' ·~~~;t,;•::'li', park r•c!!'Atio~ •~~:'1'~~::.. ""'· ~·'~ .....,.. . ·~ """" ~· '. ·. ... ,_ I o11cH seen by ~nyone not im't it} ".. . Lab Erie"• 111mmer1 i lht· I ~ likely thtt,~ the temporary brldgc may be rebuilt. Prepar- 1 brows He 16 llll autltorlt.y on a, 11 y j MlJ;s Harr et Ball 1s a rcu st or ulJOn ,. , n~ nnw just being made to pour toucrete on thctsubject you can mention Alter '~ , 1 ~'flnlv~ 8 c•\ 1 !~h1 ""•· 1 11 ' . I ' while you get smart and don L It 1 o an a.m J SPf:!n tiOIII' of l(ndlfl! whll'h :~hould hnv e been ~:omp l ete(l ut east mephon them dunday wllh his mother at Gr:m t J ()(I day~ ajlo. · ---~ • - -·- n1a1nia1~~· while the roud il'\ short, 1t is telTihly ' ~ooled ~~ 1~ · for re•t ol' recre•liOa. of Cl.,.-el.ad'• l'"t in• -.. ·tempn the ntreme1 nf 1 J ~''"'"'"'- heat bua prolon1 the ~· . ....on. Only i011r daya a year.-, tasly little hlllCCl\fLlCiet> 1,p "fHE PUBLIC PAYS 'Tlw dog Wll S so deiJ ~h~d he oJl 1 J,;UQden dh:zy spell tn{' T think that was l.ho Prlncc''i 1 THE MdTORING public ha s het<ll ~at upon . lax ctJ., :-:.oakcd Idea u1 the first placf' " · . .. . , : 1 ~ ..• J .. : 1 by Cm . Srd and Mill St.s., MIDD~EI'URT. . ,. 01110 " '\ 'I saus fur the PJ:lm,e tulU I I duH•ch ilc wa~ so deliw,htcd pe a.w~· m~ a Sule STANSBURY DRLIG CO. ' • .JJ 1 j ... ~ I · • For '"·ll •• ,,.., . law to lte enfQrccd and handled ln such a way as" to dl~;~--Zuppsa has her blJ toe 1nt~ur,cilor I" . ' "I lmd ll lovl.'lv time In Elt~h.lm• a lllilhon dollttrs but she Is bankPf'll :-;l' ]lll;tiee Itt< well a~ rendering deCII'!Hin~ whlt-h lll'e Nan says wltho\Lt th 1 er 1 ella.blc en- , lUPt When she wca.1s rtt~t- ~l',fl only le4Ya lly right hut morally wrong. The Hockill!l Valley io the chief competi· lluRf•rlo.ihd b7 'I , • I .. .• •• 'Dyin1r "Queen of Chicago Society."· �The cbil..dnn and A wlener rout wu enjoyed: • Chuiea Jl. 1 1;pen4lnc a !e" pi'Qent to aid I -~ .a.lni. Ha.rry WetCib 1a .pend.lni two cr anct &iiiM, . ThOlie prelinlt, lncluti.ed: Mr . lll"'d j wcclui with her daua;ht.er , 1n Co- \'o!z. Mn. R. M. Wi&e. Mr. and Mrs. H . Jwnbw H rLs Po r CllliPOLIS -D&IIo,.t:SI!Ufll1l I · j ! I _ 1 BIG WELL DRILLI:P U.. ~U tnd Donald Bpjr~. ol J . B .· and W . L. Olellderun Cap~ble of producing a. quarter Df Alroo, Mr. and Mrli. David StYiler, 1 bUftnua vi!lltor& In Cleveland ll mmton feet of iaB per day, a well ~-and. Alr;IJ, Simeon Stone, Yr. M d M J E El w1 k. c,_~surqw AQVEJ{TJ~ING SEC"fiON ~ wa.s drilled i.it;,t:;·;;. ~~ore l the ~unda jRose. ~ ft.a.; . PP u~l Yr c(~ tJ nrut. ' or Mrs. :r; By oo ~ilt! ortts Mink lind Mrl'i. William Looker, or Ora · 0011 1 ot n-Catdwell, 1spe~t ~e · La.wren~ Myen and OeJ'&Id Bran rann near BUlavllle, Saturday. · ~~~..:., ~Ri.e Morrllian , ~ - ana Mr&. WEtll end wiiJ\ her liAterl Yn I son of Columbua villlted hert WlJ:h Those lJJ char&e of the driWns ............. 01&, ana toeorge Rl.l.86ell ot ' ' · ' l rlends BuDd li&ld \he well was not a large pro- Oolijlllb111, lf1. ll.lld Mrs. H . P . An- , Hemet Beck and MlJ, PIUU11e · ay. 111 duoer bUt !Jill'lce It was made a~ ,.: dnws a.nd children of East Uberty; · Knous. Mrs. Selby ~th "nd Ua.UJhter. •-;:.;:~:,:;,.;::=,;::.::---:-:Jdeplh of 3Z8 feet . t.hit ltlllures the~- and fill's. Howard Hua:hes and · Mr . and Uris. Earl Campbell, Mla:l Mr. and~- Aaron Wh!U or 'Bid:: . slnll:lni of more welLs 1n thou dll!l- IC?Il• Nr. and llrs. Roy Russell and Mayme S&wldera ~ RoJ?ett. wei, were Oalllpolls -vialtora satur- \rlct, reaultlna: in &.n tnt.ensive son, and Mrs. Ruth Sabln1, ol Mar- ~mdtzer apent SundaY at Ok. da.y. development. of that t.errHory. . ton, Mr. a.nd Mrs. William Strau.s- Mrm'a Cave. • baugh u.nd son or Foet.orta., J .. H. . Mr. IUld Mrs. Ed :W:\ll.Un011oux and 1M tcllowlns enJoyed a pJ.cni~ " ' NEW OJS.CJtESTBA LEADER ~1tchcJJ, Mr. and Mu. L. R . Swick . sons were m Charleatorl over t.ne N~lthup, Priday: J,Q'. *-JI.d Mrs. Bucauae ot t.he re-e.ppolntment of Ru:t.h Preshoorn. Mrs. Elsie Spire~:~, , wt: ~ k end Lowell &taU. •lld 80118, Mia& Eliza Edward 8 . Vanover, director or the lolr. and l4n. Ted Freshcorn anU 1 · , I L lh \ftaJ, ~ Jlelen Piercy, Mr Vanover orc~stro. o1 Boutheaatem son Bobble and Mrs. Hu:tle Fresh . Ernest Ohri&t U:o no,me from El l\nd Mn. ~l&nley ~. 'Mr. a · Mra. Prqk Di9key a nd · da.ught ;~ 'l)'!!e llke thla <7 pl.l £7c • per 111\e. Ohio. to the PQlilt.lon ot b&nd mu- corn or Vlnt.oo, Mr and Mn. Ken- t.t· v~ra.l days vialt. ln Columbus. l cr In the Jackoon bla-h school and , netb Ward and dlilua-hter, or Bidwell Fnmk Holky ol JIUU.tJnsl.<ln, is J.lr . and lin. · G. v. Sheets. ~ ' . ta a~ warda mate 1 U.Ue). his increallni dutiefi In other 1 Mr. lilll.~ Mrs. Georg-e OremeeAA, o£ til& a:uest of his ai&t.er, ~rs . James M ' ... 11 a. ••· Cbe.shl"', f.l:r1. Helen RuSI:Iell and Mayefl. 1M ~·e .,....rr.....,e ~Pent ,Friday I boo.eat.IM ID,ftrtlaDI Cor prlce Of school& of thi& dtst.rlct ' 1,~ bu been 1· 80W5 1 of Oa!Uru•i'c W1ijl Mr and Kra. Je..,.... B......,.. Of I JJtcfllltary to choose • new leader l rw ..,, Mrs. Norrlli Jeffries wl'lo spent Rile ' ••, ··· -·· " for the orchestra. Amulet Dickerson, 1 ·-• several wt~eks w:~t her liW,lllt, Kr~~ I tlODHCUU9e ln8ertkml for prlee oJ saxophone 'player and comical I • BIRTHDA v I' ARTY Frank Sibley. returned to her hOQle and ~ we~woe~~les Emmert ,. sol016t, Of Oallla. county, will take , 1'1 Flcrlde., Stmday. PBftenb frlendl cueat.s o! charKe of the orchestra, which wm Abl:l~ut. twen ty friends o! Mts.s Es.I Mbees Allee Neal Kaplertne MilI Mr ridW'JKra. Ma 'un 'lie ad t~L)lcr wW 1ladi.Y ~t you be known durl~ the winter month" 1 thcr .i.niels aided Ln t,he celebration I kJ Lc il:l(> . r Klr.der and ' ' 8 8 1 tf deaired, 10 that Ghe 1 opy foi as Dick Dickerson's Band. The or- · ot her sblt.ecnth blnhday annlver. , · u w ~r e.nd Ruth Saw- son ot Colllf!!.t,\1.8, Wll1 v~lt th2 nexL Bor. II the twfh~motored Sikor ,__ · • " · " jour ad La ~d in such a chestra Is composed or sl 1 ) Rry Sunday even In t th , f , ~er camP. here ~or t.l)e week end two week& wlt.lt her IJI'8ndpe.rents whieb Ceo II tch. . s...,.. amph1b1an !n a1 the Flymg Fam1ly, wil l manner as to orUll Lbe !P'e&tesi !rom Southern i her fo.ther, l 1>Cudie8 at Ohio Bl.l&te Mayberry aad t_tiuuc 'Zesulta to ;D\l. -1 - - -· - --~ . -- - -·_ _ _ __ ---~--uehten. eia'ht •!J..d 111L The HutcbJoson~ known and rad1o opuator will c 'l')e publillberll wUI be rC8J.'OIWblt oul)l for or"" incorrect iwler~lon or anY advertisement. Errora 1ll Lended lo th• ,., ...cauoc ""' on I 7 - · - - - - - " " ' " ' . "dvertl&(':nenta llhouia be ""'PQrted 01u·fleld avenue. It ha.!l been an- I ;r: noun<:ed. He retofo l"t, the n ...11 ser~ I ~~~OL lmmedla~l.J. HOT DAWG! IT'S vice ended 11.~ t.he Chlck:a.mauga 8EGINNIN' 10 N.-i acivoertiaemont will be tak£n for . t 1idge . By the addtt1on of part:J ' of' ~~~~,~~ieu t.ban t. minimum char1e of llle route to other catl'len, lhis ser- j APPeAR ON ~ Ftll'flltJ-.flYe ceota ror ea.cb :.Met · vice will be maintained . lHE: ~TE, I .... I Ob~~!:!~s Cly~ rn~:L>;. 01~ ~~~~n ~~~~~ r~~~.r .. c~'~.~~·!::~:~!?·~:D _I POLi~ • tton. I :~~:r:~woiwn AND HER PAIS · fli~t a!om~n.S:i~d wh~ hi~te;fr~ ~r:~r~~s~ ~,l~C~L~b:a~o~~h(;~~~~~••':•~.~,,~-~:~,; ',i,;J;~~: ThelnquisitiveCaf ~ - 1 ··'---~---- For Rent- FOR RENT-Apartment over Phillip Sl.sters Store on Main street cau Grace Horton, Phone 111 -X. B-16-6t . Co•ceraln• Braia.1 '!'he s tateullwt or u Colu111hln t•t" fNlsor thnt beauty ond hrnlm! snl MARRIAGE I LICENSE A marriage llccnsl! WWI isoued by the probate court here to Clan•ncc Houck, 22, and Wilma W1\ltcr, 19, both of crown OILy. ·- I BIG BEAN DINNER , 1 lt was es;,,..,,a~e\.0 ti.1a1, more than 2,000 personB attended the Bidwell· Porter be•h cUnner, 8a.Lurday. Th~ dlnn('t, unrter the auspices of the Odd F!!llows orsanlzatlon, 1s an nu nua.l atfuir and always provides In· terest to the many cltiz,ens ot ~hll.i district. Congr!Wlman ThOm&ll Jen. kina and Geon!:e M. Neft'ner, act.lve I wm·ker o! the Odd Pellowa, were speakers durlng_ the clay's proa:ram ----- ------ HEllE IT IS/ ---~- ----- --~---- By Chfl' Sterrett luy necktie• with WhC!t It ICIYel PEAKIE:. I' I 1 , 1 I I 'I go tugellU:!l' IH not n1·c~essu•·111 n n•pronch to bi:'mlty, l'ielt her 1lc · u~;l l nc~;fl' ll.llcl IJralnt~ go icl!:l'tber 11 'I 1'\'CI',\-' lni!I!Uill'f>, If yoU ll8k 1111'. AI e)o,teJu:!l•e ~u rn!y l!on<luclt!{l hy !II) o·Mt•.; ' '' .. xpe l"hJ ~:~howiJ thMt hrlllul WEDDING (;t;Li:BRATION I lwre 1\JI extJ'C'JIIt>l,r hllJ'd lllllf' fill\illl~ The 5(J(.h ann1versary of the we(l · nn,l !liln;t ~I JI Iulil1• wllh whld1 tt ding of Mr and Mrs. I . M. R\.ISII 21l ke"IJ l'1JillflJliiY. - Dt•t rol1 ~l'W I!. ' was celebrated u~ thelr home Jn dUJII SCOI\E IS· 7 TO 5 Mn.l I varlo~ Both T eama Play Aa If Afflicted By Caae Of Sta1e f fiaht I I --- - - I . Casper Has a Scheme THAT WA'!>I'fT VERY NICE OF HIM, DANNY, --=-- ! BUT DON"T WORiltl uPrincess Alice" at Hoo\'er Tea WERE VEIN COMFORTABLE HERE IN C~PER'S I'M iR"!'INi< "TO MA1<E CQLOI;!L. I~ "TO A<:Jt< "THE NEWL'<WED<; FEEL "TOO BACK, A"f HOME HERE,CA'!>PER, "THI!M . BUT DANNY I'!> LON/o• "TOOT~, A>.ID IF HE. IN(, 1"0 BE BACK W11H HI~ DAD! _THOUI,IIT IIlEY W.t.Nli"D oO Cl)fo!E SACK HE WHi DON""T THE COLON!;L ";NOULDN"T HE 1St BACI<~ I '' (jET A'-~'AY f' R0~ 1 AF 1 ij Rt-!00,_1 ' J'E'A · \ \.o..tAS UOO'TA N E'\JI.=' Ii'. A "::.oO WAY\ I'LL BRII<b, olli\T BABY TO "TIME! LEAVE IT 1'0 ME! TYPE OF A b,UY IHEM ]~\.1 ~ OWN LET "TH~M\ "TO "Ti'KE l iH!! W/looY "TO ~AND~Ii AN IOLl> MULE Lila! HIM loi. "TO MAKE HIM PO WHAT 'I'Ou WANT. AND A'T "THE ~AME TIME LET HIM ' BELIEVE HE""> HA\IINL. .I-ll'!> -BEFORE THE WEe I/ I"> OllER I'LL HAVE COLOI'jEll HOOFE~ liE"~ DANNY .O.ND MABEL "TO MOllE. BAD< WliH 1-11~/.AND I KWOW WOW "TO . DO IT\ ni«CH AND &II,TOOTS! I DON"T CLAIM "TO BE ~AR"T, IWT W~Elol I l:!o FI~~INI; I NEVeR. COME. l!AO< ""TEU.INI, IIBOU"T "THE 81.4 ONE THAT 401 AWAY I I"LL HAVE HIM ON M'l' LINE! '"-1H&-1ZE "'\Vf',.IO r.:"y AP'Ti::f'L \I.J My LIFE MEA\... 3110001 2 00 i l l Error:; :lOU on2 . 0 02 YOU EVER- STOP TO THINK? . il 0 2 (I () 0 I· ' Mtll Allee Roosevelt Lonrrorth (leftt, widow of the Ia~ 11pcuker, 111 ah~ wJth Mf11 H. Edl'er a1 they '1trolled on the White House lllwn at 1' tea given by Mn. Hoover to me•l'll Qf tbe notiftcatilm C£Jmmittef' anrl G. 0. P. notables. Mn. Lon,rwOrth i11 nne of the "right winJ!" ol' the , Boo~y!!.t. f.!~~~~inc ~~the re-~loot~?_n_~f ~:C~Idcnt Hoover. 1 ' HERE'S THAT QUIZ IN Oll ~~ OFFICE , ,, ~~~~~~~~~= ,f /t Ti11!JI' "'Odtl! tlrl trtiJttd IIIIi •-\Jll' ar~ PariJ •Jtti 1111 lrtUmu ,ttJt ;, NnJJ York. ,..0 lill\i'I-SECOND ~TP 'fM.l...:'\.~ Here's a f>hmning 11111dd (or ma4 trolll and tho~e whuse figures are a wee: hi t heavy. ; OfoiL"f T~a ""£' ~ MIN\l'TE ~~ You see it l 1a~ a l,>ng and S<lftl.l( h.llinw- 5lendcr coll01r It tC¥minate.i in 1t Vat the: 1ui ~ tliue. M'teting thd [l•1int of the (ron t bkirl 'panel as it d"t'~. it h<~. < a !enden~y to mil~~ tile lrij lll'~ t~IJ(lcar 1aller ~nd gracefully ,J.-ru lcr. 82(){) ''"fJI ·VAUGHAN· 1 fj iJ rtQJ1 rmrt:t.!IIlll ,/(/Jtlty. II i1 Nu11d "'I •I.UJ ]{J I& ··KID SI-IOI21SIOP WHO HAS BEEN A. 13fG" f'ACIOI2 (,\:) THE bt dh • t 18. '" · ,,_,J AIN'T IT THE TRU'l11! ~ ---------'-------~ I i fiAW-W: 'Jolll y "t)llltofT I tN!!: · !o Gel Tlwse Pallern.s ' · 1 l.'i (' t'IIIS (in statnll& or com) , .1, 1ron lhm: au. Wr1te carefully trl,u1rly )'ullr m. me and full 11d· ' '"" 1hr: nU!'Ilbl!r of the p11tlern 1111d • Ill - "Ti\!t ~DOl) Ql.,p "\)~YS W~t'N MEH. 1.\liftl! t;tiiVAli>I>U S By An1ot ' TPo B!~t> You Dit>!·fr: "11\E Oi.t> TIMER'> l<riEW ~.oW "TO Cool OFF A rioT TEMf>EREil PJJC'ATES PEioJfoJAI<J( 12USH ) ~)_;; \~i,i)l ) --+ · lmllJ' 'lr.lUUlll'll v,..~,on PP~J~"' a-; ... ~~. A. )'m~er''4 I'IU'.. ~:~~rY..;,..q ti W,e_ 11'- .~~~~ I!J.t N11w aJu~i' tiut~ Couwon HUed ot~i' tbi• pattern by o·etum ll\OII. .' are&se mail at once your PuriM puttt!fll N(l . 820(), ht coJn . • 'NAAlti! ~ · J., · ~ •• ' . ' ' •• ' :. . . .. :," . ., I l:l i~l-tJ ) •.•••• . ' ' . ' •• • • • . . . . ·.. ' '. ' ' . • ,., ..11<14' •.¥ •. ' .. . .... '. ' ... ' ..... ' .. .... _... _.... . ' '.' ' ll.,.,~=;=;:di;=.,;.,.;.J . - ~ • • <I .. ... ... ' ' ' : . ' . Every once in a wh ilc you reaf) about the tliscuvery of a. c!ty long buried and yet bearing unmistakable trljCes of ap early c1v1h· zation. A lot of towns are so dead tllat sqme fuiiJm generation Will discover them. .)\'alf... •. qio~ifle!l~ons ~~re an itch f!!f F~I!F ~ftl~t· "'orlo.:qt• . ... <¥ill brinK" ....... It ~ 11uile ipwr~sting to listen to variou~ •.speaker8 . owr the t•a4kt paint ip colors tli11,t Wfll!ld ,qefit W!IS.I!IOQtQJl , J.mco!n or WllsQn, the eharaeter of vJIIiq~~P.!l!!lli~I\I~S for'offi~c '"~ose unly 'FF.MAl..E .- What we need in this country is mora sincer0, able. energetic mer."" our lawmaker&-men who are not content to follow, but men who will lead. ..• ..... \- ' 1!1 1.: f e 1 9~2. ~UJ features Syodu:ac.e,. Inc ., Great Bma1n riJh~..r.r~ea"ed "' I 8.!!00 ..... "' .. r=LOVD :\ n.JI'Y !Jiuc n ~:pr silk uu de the "' t ,: 11 1.1i Tile II'~ I adcleU a smart ''''"I' ,,1 p:<il.' hlu~ cotton pi11Uc. f l, , f'nflun f\'D Shawnee, Oklahomo A woman ofter blame8 her husband for thing:; that !(O wrong about the family budget. Often it 18 b~cat•~-" the wife is a little smarter than the husbanrL Sometii;•es she feat'>' that the husband.is inclined to attach too little impm·tanc.•' to the householrl problems. She finds when the husbantl buy• he U5es poor judgment. He seldom inve~~i!l"ates pri~es and quality and, when given a list of things needed, pays little attentir,n and comes home with a lot of "just as good" articles that the wife did n!'l want. On the other hand, the wife is a careful buyer. She reads the newspaper advertisements carefully. She keeps posted on pl"ices and quality and w~en she does shop she_ buj'S the best at _less and keeps within the famtly bu(!get. When tt Collies to bupng foo· the home, the average wife knows more about how to shop anrl SliVe than the majority of the husb;lnds will eve,· kr.ow. ARE YtU A MATRON? 1~t1d11J ;, W1\Ht: By EDSON R. vou ; huuld praise your home city ami boost with all your might. I'IH"Ii 4VI:. I'..Uiil()flilll By EVA A., TINGEY ' ~~ f ' '· .. .• " · · · l'!llllin!l" l!bQut jle!j!J '?,11 !itt~~~. the~ II!'~ ~~~ers comp.ai·Ild to th011e who ~Y econoii)Y s~rW tjj.llis 11re depressmg the buymg power ofthe people. .. . ... . ~, . ~,- r· -· ''Wel\~-\d.v~~~f'll!lllllltlf,;~iJI,~ l!J~d r:bat.- ~rings cbsto- ,: " meios baok agv!n lll!il I!SIIID· I ' �The cbil..dnn and A wlener rout wu enjoyed: • Chuiea Jl. 1 1;pen4lnc a !e" pi'Qent to aid I -~ .a.lni. Ha.rry WetCib 1a .pend.lni two cr anct &iiiM, . ThOlie prelinlt, lncluti.ed: Mr . lll"'d j wcclui with her daua;ht.er , 1n Co- \'o!z. Mn. R. M. Wi&e. Mr. and Mrs. H . Jwnbw H rLs Po r CllliPOLIS -D&IIo,.t:SI!Ufll1l I · j ! I _ 1 BIG WELL DRILLI:P U.. ~U tnd Donald Bpjr~. ol J . B .· and W . L. Olellderun Cap~ble of producing a. quarter Df Alroo, Mr. and Mrli. David StYiler, 1 bUftnua vi!lltor& In Cleveland ll mmton feet of iaB per day, a well ~-and. Alr;IJ, Simeon Stone, Yr. M d M J E El w1 k. c,_~surqw AQVEJ{TJ~ING SEC"fiON ~ wa.s drilled i.it;,t:;·;;. ~~ore l the ~unda jRose. ~ ft.a.; . PP u~l Yr c(~ tJ nrut. ' or Mrs. :r; By oo ~ilt! ortts Mink lind Mrl'i. William Looker, or Ora · 0011 1 ot n-Catdwell, 1spe~t ~e · La.wren~ Myen and OeJ'&Id Bran rann near BUlavllle, Saturday. · ~~~..:., ~Ri.e Morrllian , ~ - ana Mr&. WEtll end wiiJ\ her liAterl Yn I son of Columbua villlted hert WlJ:h Those lJJ char&e of the driWns ............. 01&, ana toeorge Rl.l.86ell ot ' ' · ' l rlends BuDd li&ld \he well was not a large pro- Oolijlllb111, lf1. ll.lld Mrs. H . P . An- , Hemet Beck and MlJ, PIUU11e · ay. 111 duoer bUt !Jill'lce It was made a~ ,.: dnws a.nd children of East Uberty; · Knous. Mrs. Selby ~th "nd Ua.UJhter. •-;:.;:~:,:;,.;::=,;::.::---:-:Jdeplh of 3Z8 feet . t.hit ltlllures the~- and fill's. Howard Hua:hes and · Mr . and Uris. Earl Campbell, Mla:l Mr. and~- Aaron Wh!U or 'Bid:: . slnll:lni of more welLs 1n thou dll!l- IC?Il• Nr. and llrs. Roy Russell and Mayme S&wldera ~ RoJ?ett. wei, were Oalllpolls -vialtora satur- \rlct, reaultlna: in &.n tnt.ensive son, and Mrs. Ruth Sabln1, ol Mar- ~mdtzer apent SundaY at Ok. da.y. development. of that t.errHory. . ton, Mr. a.nd Mrs. William Strau.s- Mrm'a Cave. • baugh u.nd son or Foet.orta., J .. H. . Mr. IUld Mrs. Ed :W:\ll.Un011oux and 1M tcllowlns enJoyed a pJ.cni~ " ' NEW OJS.CJtESTBA LEADER ~1tchcJJ, Mr. and Mu. L. R . Swick . sons were m Charleatorl over t.ne N~lthup, Priday: J,Q'. *-JI.d Mrs. Bucauae ot t.he re-e.ppolntment of Ru:t.h Preshoorn. Mrs. Elsie Spire~:~, , wt: ~ k end Lowell &taU. •lld 80118, Mia& Eliza Edward 8 . Vanover, director or the lolr. and l4n. Ted Freshcorn anU 1 · , I L lh \ftaJ, ~ Jlelen Piercy, Mr Vanover orc~stro. o1 Boutheaatem son Bobble and Mrs. Hu:tle Fresh . Ernest Ohri&t U:o no,me from El l\nd Mn. ~l&nley ~. 'Mr. a · Mra. Prqk Di9key a nd · da.ught ;~ 'l)'!!e llke thla <7 pl.l £7c • per 111\e. Ohio. to the PQlilt.lon ot b&nd mu- corn or Vlnt.oo, Mr and Mn. Ken- t.t· v~ra.l days vialt. ln Columbus. l cr In the Jackoon bla-h school and , netb Ward and dlilua-hter, or Bidwell Fnmk Holky ol JIUU.tJnsl.<ln, is J.lr . and lin. · G. v. Sheets. ~ ' . ta a~ warda mate 1 U.Ue). his increallni dutiefi In other 1 Mr. lilll.~ Mrs. Georg-e OremeeAA, o£ til& a:uest of his ai&t.er, ~rs . James M ' ... 11 a. ••· Cbe.shl"', f.l:r1. Helen RuSI:Iell and Mayefl. 1M ~·e .,....rr.....,e ~Pent ,Friday I boo.eat.IM ID,ftrtlaDI Cor prlce Of school& of thi& dtst.rlct ' 1,~ bu been 1· 80W5 1 of Oa!Uru•i'c W1ijl Mr and Kra. Je..,.... B......,.. Of I JJtcfllltary to choose • new leader l rw ..,, Mrs. Norrlli Jeffries wl'lo spent Rile ' ••, ··· -·· " for the orchestra. Amulet Dickerson, 1 ·-• several wt~eks w:~t her liW,lllt, Kr~~ I tlODHCUU9e ln8ertkml for prlee oJ saxophone 'player and comical I • BIRTHDA v I' ARTY Frank Sibley. returned to her hOQle and ~ we~woe~~les Emmert ,. sol016t, Of Oallla. county, will take , 1'1 Flcrlde., Stmday. PBftenb frlendl cueat.s o! charKe of the orchestra, which wm Abl:l~ut. twen ty friends o! Mts.s Es.I Mbees Allee Neal Kaplertne MilI Mr ridW'JKra. Ma 'un 'lie ad t~L)lcr wW 1ladi.Y ~t you be known durl~ the winter month" 1 thcr .i.niels aided Ln t,he celebration I kJ Lc il:l(> . r Klr.der and ' ' 8 8 1 tf deaired, 10 that Ghe 1 opy foi as Dick Dickerson's Band. The or- · ot her sblt.ecnth blnhday annlver. , · u w ~r e.nd Ruth Saw- son ot Colllf!!.t,\1.8, Wll1 v~lt th2 nexL Bor. II the twfh~motored Sikor ,__ · • " · " jour ad La ~d in such a chestra Is composed or sl 1 ) Rry Sunday even In t th , f , ~er camP. here ~or t.l)e week end two week& wlt.lt her IJI'8ndpe.rents whieb Ceo II tch. . s...,.. amph1b1an !n a1 the Flymg Fam1ly, wil l manner as to orUll Lbe !P'e&tesi !rom Southern i her fo.ther, l 1>Cudie8 at Ohio Bl.l&te Mayberry aad t_tiuuc 'Zesulta to ;D\l. -1 - - -· - --~ . -- - -·_ _ _ __ ---~--uehten. eia'ht •!J..d 111L The HutcbJoson~ known and rad1o opuator will c 'l')e publillberll wUI be rC8J.'OIWblt oul)l for or"" incorrect iwler~lon or anY advertisement. Errora 1ll Lended lo th• ,., ...cauoc ""' on I 7 - · - - - - - " " ' " ' . "dvertl&(':nenta llhouia be ""'PQrted 01u·fleld avenue. It ha.!l been an- I ;r: noun<:ed. He retofo l"t, the n ...11 ser~ I ~~~OL lmmedla~l.J. HOT DAWG! IT'S vice ended 11.~ t.he Chlck:a.mauga 8EGINNIN' 10 N.-i acivoertiaemont will be tak£n for . t 1idge . By the addtt1on of part:J ' of' ~~~~,~~ieu t.ban t. minimum char1e of llle route to other catl'len, lhis ser- j APPeAR ON ~ Ftll'flltJ-.flYe ceota ror ea.cb :.Met · vice will be maintained . lHE: ~TE, I .... I Ob~~!:!~s Cly~ rn~:L>;. 01~ ~~~~n ~~~~~ r~~~.r .. c~'~.~~·!::~:~!?·~:D _I POLi~ • tton. I :~~:r:~woiwn AND HER PAIS · fli~t a!om~n.S:i~d wh~ hi~te;fr~ ~r:~r~~s~ ~,l~C~L~b:a~o~~h(;~~~~~••':•~.~,,~-~:~,; ',i,;J;~~: ThelnquisitiveCaf ~ - 1 ··'---~---- For Rent- FOR RENT-Apartment over Phillip Sl.sters Store on Main street cau Grace Horton, Phone 111 -X. B-16-6t . Co•ceraln• Braia.1 '!'he s tateullwt or u Colu111hln t•t" fNlsor thnt beauty ond hrnlm! snl MARRIAGE I LICENSE A marriage llccnsl! WWI isoued by the probate court here to Clan•ncc Houck, 22, and Wilma W1\ltcr, 19, both of crown OILy. ·- I BIG BEAN DINNER , 1 lt was es;,,..,,a~e\.0 ti.1a1, more than 2,000 personB attended the Bidwell· Porter be•h cUnner, 8a.Lurday. Th~ dlnn('t, unrter the auspices of the Odd F!!llows orsanlzatlon, 1s an nu nua.l atfuir and always provides In· terest to the many cltiz,ens ot ~hll.i district. Congr!Wlman ThOm&ll Jen. kina and Geon!:e M. Neft'ner, act.lve I wm·ker o! the Odd Pellowa, were speakers durlng_ the clay's proa:ram ----- ------ HEllE IT IS/ ---~- ----- --~---- By Chfl' Sterrett luy necktie• with WhC!t It ICIYel PEAKIE:. I' I 1 , 1 I I 'I go tugellU:!l' IH not n1·c~essu•·111 n n•pronch to bi:'mlty, l'ielt her 1lc · u~;l l nc~;fl' ll.llcl IJralnt~ go icl!:l'tber 11 'I 1'\'CI',\-' lni!I!Uill'f>, If yoU ll8k 1111'. AI e)o,teJu:!l•e ~u rn!y l!on<luclt!{l hy !II) o·Mt•.; ' '' .. xpe l"hJ ~:~howiJ thMt hrlllul WEDDING (;t;Li:BRATION I lwre 1\JI extJ'C'JIIt>l,r hllJ'd lllllf' fill\illl~ The 5(J(.h ann1versary of the we(l · nn,l !liln;t ~I JI Iulil1• wllh whld1 tt ding of Mr and Mrs. I . M. R\.ISII 21l ke"IJ l'1JillflJliiY. - Dt•t rol1 ~l'W I!. ' was celebrated u~ thelr home Jn dUJII SCOI\E IS· 7 TO 5 Mn.l I varlo~ Both T eama Play Aa If Afflicted By Caae Of Sta1e f fiaht I I --- - - I . Casper Has a Scheme THAT WA'!>I'fT VERY NICE OF HIM, DANNY, --=-- ! BUT DON"T WORiltl uPrincess Alice" at Hoo\'er Tea WERE VEIN COMFORTABLE HERE IN C~PER'S I'M iR"!'INi< "TO MA1<E CQLOI;!L. I~ "TO A<:Jt< "THE NEWL'<WED<; FEEL "TOO BACK, A"f HOME HERE,CA'!>PER, "THI!M . BUT DANNY I'!> LON/o• "TOOT~, A>.ID IF HE. IN(, 1"0 BE BACK W11H HI~ DAD! _THOUI,IIT IIlEY W.t.Nli"D oO Cl)fo!E SACK HE WHi DON""T THE COLON!;L ";NOULDN"T HE 1St BACI<~ I '' (jET A'-~'AY f' R0~ 1 AF 1 ij Rt-!00,_1 ' J'E'A · \ \.o..tAS UOO'TA N E'\JI.=' Ii'. A "::.oO WAY\ I'LL BRII<b, olli\T BABY TO "TIME! LEAVE IT 1'0 ME! TYPE OF A b,UY IHEM ]~\.1 ~ OWN LET "TH~M\ "TO "Ti'KE l iH!! W/looY "TO ~AND~Ii AN IOLl> MULE Lila! HIM loi. "TO MAKE HIM PO WHAT 'I'Ou WANT. AND A'T "THE ~AME TIME LET HIM ' BELIEVE HE""> HA\IINL. .I-ll'!> -BEFORE THE WEe I/ I"> OllER I'LL HAVE COLOI'jEll HOOFE~ liE"~ DANNY .O.ND MABEL "TO MOllE. BAD< WliH 1-11~/.AND I KWOW WOW "TO . DO IT\ ni«CH AND &II,TOOTS! I DON"T CLAIM "TO BE ~AR"T, IWT W~Elol I l:!o FI~~INI; I NEVeR. COME. l!AO< ""TEU.INI, IIBOU"T "THE 81.4 ONE THAT 401 AWAY I I"LL HAVE HIM ON M'l' LINE! '"-1H&-1ZE "'\Vf',.IO r.:"y AP'Ti::f'L \I.J My LIFE MEA\... 3110001 2 00 i l l Error:; :lOU on2 . 0 02 YOU EVER- STOP TO THINK? . il 0 2 (I () 0 I· ' Mtll Allee Roosevelt Lonrrorth (leftt, widow of the Ia~ 11pcuker, 111 ah~ wJth Mf11 H. Edl'er a1 they '1trolled on the White House lllwn at 1' tea given by Mn. Hoover to me•l'll Qf tbe notiftcatilm C£Jmmittef' anrl G. 0. P. notables. Mn. Lon,rwOrth i11 nne of the "right winJ!" ol' the , Boo~y!!.t. f.!~~~~inc ~~the re-~loot~?_n_~f ~:C~Idcnt Hoover. 1 ' HERE'S THAT QUIZ IN Oll ~~ OFFICE , ,, ~~~~~~~~~= ,f /t Ti11!JI' "'Odtl! tlrl trtiJttd IIIIi •-\Jll' ar~ PariJ •Jtti 1111 lrtUmu ,ttJt ;, NnJJ York. ,..0 lill\i'I-SECOND ~TP 'fM.l...:'\.~ Here's a f>hmning 11111dd (or ma4 trolll and tho~e whuse figures are a wee: hi t heavy. ; OfoiL"f T~a ""£' ~ MIN\l'TE ~~ You see it l 1a~ a l,>ng and S<lftl.l( h.llinw- 5lendcr coll01r It tC¥minate.i in 1t Vat the: 1ui ~ tliue. M'teting thd [l•1int of the (ron t bkirl 'panel as it d"t'~. it h<~. < a !enden~y to mil~~ tile lrij lll'~ t~IJ(lcar 1aller ~nd gracefully ,J.-ru lcr. 82(){) ''"fJI ·VAUGHAN· 1 fj iJ rtQJ1 rmrt:t.!IIlll ,/(/Jtlty. II i1 Nu11d "'I •I.UJ ]{J I& ··KID SI-IOI21SIOP WHO HAS BEEN A. 13fG" f'ACIOI2 (,\:) THE bt dh • t 18. '" · ,,_,J AIN'T IT THE TRU'l11! ~ ---------'-------~ I i fiAW-W: 'Jolll y "t)llltofT I tN!!: · !o Gel Tlwse Pallern.s ' · 1 l.'i (' t'IIIS (in statnll& or com) , .1, 1ron lhm: au. Wr1te carefully trl,u1rly )'ullr m. me and full 11d· ' '"" 1hr: nU!'Ilbl!r of the p11tlern 1111d • Ill - "Ti\!t ~DOl) Ql.,p "\)~YS W~t'N MEH. 1.\liftl! t;tiiVAli>I>U S By An1ot ' TPo B!~t> You Dit>!·fr: "11\E Oi.t> TIMER'> l<riEW ~.oW "TO Cool OFF A rioT TEMf>EREil PJJC'ATES PEioJfoJAI<J( 12USH ) ~)_;; \~i,i)l ) --+ · lmllJ' 'lr.lUUlll'll v,..~,on PP~J~"' a-; ... ~~. A. )'m~er''4 I'IU'.. ~:~~rY..;,..q ti W,e_ 11'- .~~~~ I!J.t N11w aJu~i' tiut~ Couwon HUed ot~i' tbi• pattern by o·etum ll\OII. .' are&se mail at once your PuriM puttt!fll N(l . 820(), ht coJn . • 'NAAlti! ~ · J., · ~ •• ' . ' ' •• ' :. . . .. :," . ., I l:l i~l-tJ ) •.•••• . ' ' . ' •• • • • . . . . ·.. ' '. ' ' . • ,., ..11<14' •.¥ •. ' .. . .... '. ' ... ' ..... ' .. .... _... _.... . ' '.' ' ll.,.,~=;=;:di;=.,;.,.;.J . - ~ • • <I .. ... ... ' ' ' : . ' . Every once in a wh ilc you reaf) about the tliscuvery of a. c!ty long buried and yet bearing unmistakable trljCes of ap early c1v1h· zation. A lot of towns are so dead tllat sqme fuiiJm generation Will discover them. .)\'alf... •. qio~ifle!l~ons ~~re an itch f!!f F~I!F ~ftl~t· "'orlo.:qt• . ... <¥ill brinK" ....... It ~ 11uile ipwr~sting to listen to variou~ •.speaker8 . owr the t•a4kt paint ip colors tli11,t Wfll!ld ,qefit W!IS.I!IOQtQJl , J.mco!n or WllsQn, the eharaeter of vJIIiq~~P.!l!!lli~I\I~S for'offi~c '"~ose unly 'FF.MAl..E .- What we need in this country is mora sincer0, able. energetic mer."" our lawmaker&-men who are not content to follow, but men who will lead. ..• ..... \- ' 1!1 1.: f e 1 9~2. ~UJ features Syodu:ac.e,. Inc ., Great Bma1n riJh~..r.r~ea"ed "' I 8.!!00 ..... "' .. r=LOVD :\ n.JI'Y !Jiuc n ~:pr silk uu de the "' t ,: 11 1.1i Tile II'~ I adcleU a smart ''''"I' ,,1 p:<il.' hlu~ cotton pi11Uc. f l, , f'nflun f\'D Shawnee, Oklahomo A woman ofter blame8 her husband for thing:; that !(O wrong about the family budget. Often it 18 b~cat•~-" the wife is a little smarter than the husbanrL Sometii;•es she feat'>' that the husband.is inclined to attach too little impm·tanc.•' to the householrl problems. She finds when the husbantl buy• he U5es poor judgment. He seldom inve~~i!l"ates pri~es and quality and, when given a list of things needed, pays little attentir,n and comes home with a lot of "just as good" articles that the wife did n!'l want. On the other hand, the wife is a careful buyer. She reads the newspaper advertisements carefully. She keeps posted on pl"ices and quality and w~en she does shop she_ buj'S the best at _less and keeps within the famtly bu(!get. When tt Collies to bupng foo· the home, the average wife knows more about how to shop anrl SliVe than the majority of the husb;lnds will eve,· kr.ow. ARE YtU A MATRON? 1~t1d11J ;, W1\Ht: By EDSON R. vou ; huuld praise your home city ami boost with all your might. I'IH"Ii 4VI:. I'..Uiil()flilll By EVA A., TINGEY ' ~~ f ' '· .. .• " · · · l'!llllin!l" l!bQut jle!j!J '?,11 !itt~~~. the~ II!'~ ~~~ers comp.ai·Ild to th011e who ~Y econoii)Y s~rW tjj.llis 11re depressmg the buymg power ofthe people. .. . ... . ~, . ~,- r· -· ''Wel\~-\d.v~~~f'll!lllllltlf,;~iJI,~ l!J~d r:bat.- ~rings cbsto- ,: " meios baok agv!n lll!il I!SIIID· I ' �\ 'l~AN,'St TOii8DA Y AU0t78T ld lGS2 Nun in Film of ttThe Mirade" ''"""'lngtlu"OUihtheeou""""' Other t ansac~10ns dur ng tht ::~n::~~·',~. ~. ~-::,·= tu"' ~.~~· IrosTr~N [ ··" b u ~. d It was agt =u y c ......,.. vert Sf: r 01 the surfa~tng ~tu ot u ~· ~~~0~~~·~, ~~~.~ "'::.~··".~.a g a vel 1..o be hauled Irorn p 01 uu Upon the request of a es aer Laure Cliff It Wa5 dec ded to rur Is I unber rot R brkige a 'tl a ro Manager Completed All I place The requ red measure net ls Coal To ~ere an1ementa ON AUGUST 18 FOR CONTESTS Open To Boya and G1rla Rec1 eahon And Baoe ba 11 Game a On Card T u &ltett o ocQuu nt manv IX on of he Pome oy Be d w th h~ l( ) lar reaur at ·M anage ~ i!M p~ Fo t.he p rpost' ~,ot 1\ n .:: fll~ p Oi am that nay tend prosperity to the cou u g nd try 111 d elrr nate st Ire I.J etwee A L PlHnaga ha.8 ar he P(iflleroy M Cd ~po 1 taken IUld the umber v U ~ o dered pl.Q.ced the e lmmed ntel The e lg'inee wat:i insb. ucred w vesti$nte the d alna~;e on t Matrsh Shoen u.ke place o the M 0 ve oad a d t.o epalr ll e bridge an rand en the Dexte La. ssv 1 ua.d nea Esther HIU s pll. ce Tl ;.;, was damaged by high wtttt>r Grad ng wo 1,;: and COWitr ct o oi a d a )\age S) stern on the Ora g t.o\\11 sh p oad begin lng at No 7 I ersec lng the Alfreo road pa t ra or c y e M lh was o hit.. Ulret nnu crwnln1 In the nnlnR dutll\1 rR OMI GO~l MEN ~::· :~;"'~;,.>ld;,.;..a:.:· :. 1000red Oil Huccesalv~ hits by Stan ley IUld Roush • Tl e box score Blue Diamond 5 Game Played W tthout IHom 3b Pep Full Of Err Stanl•y "' Rou5h cf ora By Both SCORE IS 7 TO 5 0 0 F Still In Race For Last Half Cham p1onsh1p FULL LEASED WIRE a o o 10 o o " 0 0 1 :) 0 410000 4 lr 0 2 4l040P CIVIL 411010 Tota 38562796 Odd Fe ows 7 ABRHPOAE 5 0 0 2 I WHOlE~~U rRICE ON COMM~OITIES UK[~ SliG~l HI~[ I I I( -- -- I - - - - - ....._ "'r··· ,. ,._. ,N: wdl ctve an enter at the htgh school ~lyt l•uddoraum Wedne.dM.y ~Ve• nm.- Auguat 17th !;ve•r body COme Admaa110n l'Oe and lSc QUALLS H,ELD; TRIO ADMIT THEIR GUILT C arcnd Q alii>, coletted of Mid ~tlven o. ptellmlnar hearing o~ t e ebar;e qf s,hoothl{; wit! lntetll to klll before JW!tlee at the ~ace E R Titus Mqnday aft6l'noon and w•s '*tnd o~r to the rrand' jury Hi ral~d t.o pmvlde the 1 f.'(:eflo!!&ry ball a that. time and w&s -eto.rneQ to ib@ eounty jail Ho. old Bnilth Ken corer 11nd J W Bhaw New Electric Theatre dleport was Pomeroy, Ohto l UESDA y; m I WEDNESDAY ll THE TRAIL OF VIVIAN WARE A Nil 'S-- 11\IPFRFF.f T I OVER. al 1 IT'S A PANIC unttmtmttn:mm:msuuannnnuummw.u suu~mzumnnnulwnm=ur I'M WILLING TO GIVE AWAY A LOT OF $10 BILLS Y ES gtve them away - that • exactly what I'm 11ymg All you have to do to got tn on tho party 10 take m hour'o ride with me m a {toclmo Six -bwlt, aponaored and guaranteed by Studeboltcr Ir th11 ...,,.banal car, aelltng at • -585 and up f o b factory, doesn'11po1l you for every other low priced car-m fact of you can get yourself to buy any other new car w1th a base pnce below $600wath•n one week after yout demonstra lion drm, I'llgtve you $10 Come on m and take out a Rockne S.. tf you can take $10 from mel Blaetta ar Motor Sales FRED S BLAETTNAR Phone SOI·R (Thu off,. hol.U good ootol Stptmoh.. 9 1932) Mgr Pomeroy 0 he! hon f' pend ng thf' &lor fam ly Pt mt'd M ndny J o h e at es week f'nd t lp gan Mrs D\\ gilt 01 lll'r d so 1 ave e urned lo th Clevcla d after spending he s n me w th M ndMsAKOvel Mrs Bell H}lle a d son EJ.:r.a nnd Rnl.ndiiOn E est Akers I ave 1 returned home nrte spe ding u t: week end wJth M fl I M s A K Olive Mr l\1 d Mrs Joht Pre tiS! of Cincinnati are vl~ tlng the Iat~r s patenta Mr s.nd Mn L!aban Hlll MIM LlfHa.n Utnmlnger or Colu.n\ bus F. hf're v Jl tlng relatives and r endf! GOVB .t...JOP U• {,l:JS OHIOANS 10 ATTEND STATE FAIR ' M 11 Lyrna McCracke came Monda~ for a. sev vlstt With relatives at d Porn oy and Racine M1M Bertha Wetzel hu rett med lo Columb s after spendin~ the wef'k end with her parent.B Mr anrt Mu D Wetze and tam y Ml'fl Wallace Chaffin retW"Oed to he'r home In ~an W Va T\ esday arter 11pendln1 the Pl\at few d&Y8 with relatives here Mrs Rolland Terrill and da.ugller Betty of Pt 'Pleasant ce.me Tues day !or a .!Ievere.! day " VlS t \1itJ"I Mis.'l May Terrill 11leo Smith of Columbus ai'T'!verl Monday for I\, vl!!\t wUh Mr Rnd Mu liar y Sm!U ' Yw will ftnd that ,.,,..lalel)t adved,.ti matll'f..t tl slnl'~ desmi to pleaae yo.'i and to aerve you mtelhgbdtly They always carry 1n stock oeaaonable merchandise that 11 endleoo 1ft vartely Advertised product& have heen proved the best Tha\ 11 why you ahould demand them MISli Dorothy Mees cam~ Monday for a few day s visit with her sister M !l.'l Helen Mees or Breezy Heights and othl'r -elatlve~ M a d r Det olt e ra! day~ r lendf In l 8UJtneas concerns who are not p.-oaresaave enough to tnvate your bustneso through the prtnted page are not entitled tl> tt cnclcr th s serv ce to lhf con nun ty and to 1ts people the I St.a t! ton r man i:l'ment wlll make €\e ) eff rt t p !':-lent the clas11 ot f".10vemo Wh t.! th ngs that ., II ause other~~ tn m Rre&te!lt F& r n Oh n h t PI ove th.OHe th ng11. wh.leb thf"y !let. Governor George WI tc n a p "( on exh b t10n elan at on urgeH all 0 nn~ t t It I! u jlcasure as Governor of tl.'nd the cr at s at r Ohio tn extend 1 hrough the 1 a v f th~ 3 nv tuuon not only to our own ~ears the gover or IIU) h c1t ze ~ but t all who are nter Oh o StaW Fa r ha forP!!d to th \ estad n the progreu and develop f ont and today 1t stan d~ p P m ment of agrlcultule., industry eom nwt Y Ul!> one of the large t o ll of Merce educat on an I art to com& the g reatest and one of tht ostland part c pate n the grentcat Fn r ed t anal h rs h A me ll lm Oh o .o; A v As a c1ty hooater you should buy from your progres11ve merchant• They have a reputation for fa1r deahng and honeaty j I REAL ECONOMY CONSISTS IN BUYING WHERE YOU READ THE GET THE BEST GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY ADS' \ , { nPI~KET MINE5 l lOY.% DECREASE OF MANY KILLINGS DYNAMITE USED UNDER NEW SCALE Durtnl 12 Months Per 1od , Farm Prod ucla Show Gam Extendmg From Pttta burgh And Chtcago H<me Empty No One In Jured, Ktrnberly Also Scene of Blut Blood•hed May Result Ao Plana Are Made To Repel Invaders To St Loma Wa.-.llngt.on Al.l8 1'1- INS-There was an ndvance of ne& ly one pe cent In wl oteaalil con 1 odity price between JunP. and JUly while there was a decraese of app 'tlX.imatel) Ill I 2 pe cent du1lng the twelve months period the bureau 'lf abot Nlo.tll!Ues I"Ou ounc5d today The f&rm products group mad~> tbe greates gains lldvat clng mo e Albert H. H,a lwnJ. uu ~ el! than o& 3 ol. per cent In the month I pert of Aub trn N t s sho VI o period Fooa.s p <:es as u whole It 1 the w tne!ls stand at M am F u 0.11 craased mOle than a 1 2 per ~nt r. he <M!Inered a bea y blow to the J ly when compared Nth June prueeutlon wh ch 11 endeavor nc rt e hides u1 d eather products 1 to prove that Hadt>n Clarke author g 10up rlect>entted 8 IChtly mOle t.l wa11 murdered b:r, Capta n W lllam &n Lancaater Ham lton s !lhown w th 3 ;Jer cent during the month Dl! I the skull of Clarke whleh shows the t.;~ea~e~ n boo lt and~ oe& and uth. J bullet hole that accord ~ to lhe er leather products cthetttng ad u:pel't eould onl)l have been self va1 ces In hides a.nd skins and lea u:dhcted ther Text le products &s a whole decreoded 2 1 4 per cent from JUI e t.o July due to marked decllnea for cotton goods kn t goods silk and rayon ~oolen and wort~ted woods and other textile producoa The sub group of clothing decllned slightly In the ifl"OUP o! fuel and lJ.ght.inE: m11.tet1als increases in t.he prices of at.s and petroleum produC.ta more tban .PfJ~t. decreua 1n ttl~ prices ·~QI~t.t~ . .llbll«W 00.1 and ~ As a wHote the rroup showed a. net. advGnce or 1 per ceJ t over the June leveL MetaiB a.nd metal product Bhov ed a downward tendency or July due to increases were reported for ph mbing and beating thctures and noto1 vehicles while qricultural lDIPlements rema ned at the June level In the group or building rna terlaiS qement and o~her bulldltl( materiJII: moved upward and struc tural steel showed no cllange In average prices ror the two monht, Brick o.nd tde lumber and paint tmd paint mate lab; continued their downw&rd movement forcing the gro p as a. whole to liecllne 'l.pprox lmalely 1 l :1 per cent Cine n atl. 0 A g 17- INsFo releasing n s\\arn of bee~ In :1. theatre possibly to n Wn ida.te tl ea t1e ow 1ers to hire ce lain p oject o cper&tors three Oermo.ntown 0 :vo llhs dug dow to the1 po kets ln pol ce court tDday to ps.} heB y fines Those arrested wero Everett f{re ger 20 cntrord Pollack 20 and Carl Pollack 18 Pollee rut. d they will n ake fu lher investigations lnlo t1 r ti splclon that a plol a.gall st the Lheat e owner was re11ponsible Charged W•th Aaaault1n1 Pohc:emen Durin&' Rec:;ent -, TROUBlE rE~REO ~~ M[N P~Er~R[ 1ble For Po~t~ble Soluhon Waahmgton R1ot1ng Buameaa concerns who advertue gave you quahty aervtce and aallafactton HOCKIN~ ~ ~ ll E~ ~ L~~l ~RH ~~L~[O ~~ 1~R[[ ~~~~T~ Roosevelt Captain Proteshng Mmero Gath...To March To Place a At Work Want Trial Soon That you should always read the ads before you buy Married Right Off the Reel One ExplosiOn AI Home Of Worker Damageo Se. veral Homes My!tenous Ttpa Respons -Bonus Marchers Rv EDSON R WAITE SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 1 fliNG M~~ General Advance Of Ap proJumately One Cent Noted In July ---- DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? n f ~nct~ )": Mr u. d M11 Jol in OF INTE!l.NA'l'ION AL NEWS SERVICE ' BE ~NGO~ERED B~ D 8R~ltn ~N r~liGE BEES RELEASED IN THEATRE TRIO HELD Joan Bennette Zuu P1tts and D Cook m u Gruesome Exhtb!l 1 MU~O[R I I I • e tonilh4 AR THREAT LOOMS IN ILLINOIS I r tl e Oh 10 C oudy ,., t.h BhoW'en. h and Easl portio and probably ln u: remf' Bolll portion Thursday mOrnt!W ~ gh Y cool r n No hwest port.lon tonilb\ ~ ~02701 ~BJ[GTION fOUND Bill~ f~~ l~NG n PHITWN f~R i rERIOO fiN~lU 1 >~:~:~j: M[RbiNG Offi~ES OR~ER[~ ~HTU~ ., W£.....THER FORECAST- at ABRHPOAE Rawl.tlliJb. b Ten1ll :!b Elsell!t.eln t Hysell c Smtt.h If Reynoldti p h ...:,_ I 501232 5112\tl I A ___ .. 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