http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c3e8038a5a12ab23ef2c052e654443c9.pdf 9ed3aa404c10d3631b57b1e42d24f928 PDF Text Text \ '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 ___ .. It you want the News Office of The Dail7 Tribune call 236 L If the Buslne.. Office ask for 202 R READERS NOTICE - WEl- As To Whether Propo•al Shall Be Left To I Voters A~l ~ 0 G~ME I~~Idl~m~;-;:;~.~~·0:~.:::;, Congressman T• . Speak At P RESTS WITH JUDGE I~IH 0 boffigIn""""""'"' .... went to third trying to cheek hils 1 r w tc ha. ba&! Den!Aon threW b l e ~h Uilil~tlc wd Knr I :~2f501 chtd tJ e B u Dan o d and 0 ue:.er 1 e :o rn s one s haw• aec drd crow lSI! S-12221 t.o COOjJeTO.I.e V. th th t 1i tl:l I Cd F'~ w u.battle-ro}a Mon Detl.:o lb [I 1 2 10 I f S o ow sh p n l e IC u el day e ve I g n which more bad Strausa 2b 310122 of h Mu gSl u adClt tm £ball J.lledomll&tt>d thEm the Dye 3b 4 2 l 3 3 ud ht'\H,\rtobenoeo H 5 0 4 2 0 0 other k nd Liberal !!CO ng resulted McNaughto c 50 bft~ ~01200 n a n umber of dr ve.~ beloi! p aced Slssm r 4 0 0 0 J n tl e h colu n stead r the IWl lams p 0 o co un The B ue Dlamo d 41 7 1 21 9 J? 1 ayed w th a lack of pep due no 'Iotal ICDIC daub~ to he fact tha.t ' othing de p dfCJ. on he ouloome wh le l.he I wu b ,se hlt..s Dye McNr.u~rJ. t.on l-Ie n Thoma& Jenkuu Will Odd Fellow~ were fighting every 111 c b e h Cow inch of tJ f'. way becll. .1se a d fea W d P tel e Rt>v C1 ds W om ~ ~ Dehver Addreas at U 8 m nate"~ hem from fU1ther con ~~ k t bv Reynol.d8 wn Galher1ng Thureday dernt on fc.r he champ onshlp of Hams 1 Iy tt t: as haU of he seW!on These Bas da lx.Jy,<; f they pia} i 1 their two rt! n g ga nt"~; like U ey p ~:~yed a~t nwll gh will have o ha ce o cop t1 e coveted pr :.e as the) nee t I "' D J trLng Bctl a } cha npions ruesduy ght a d Thu sday ght em pP.I.e Mon> comoen a with the cndltg Bad B o tth r refohn.,lhftl w 2 lo sto.v n the u t I g the ()( d fi'ell&ws 1.11 v. n Tue~ ny a& ~· ( Beth~t y u d u I{ a T l wl!day ~a stBud B ro tht' c'tlw \1. hlcl'l wo d eceoola e u p uv otf 2l 4!'JS 7liU l bct\l.een Lhese teams ~roe U 100 ~00 100 nt er o d bt' dt>slg a ted 1.0 n ee t R GHAIN:-> 00 200 201 !he Be hany team H C cagu Aug 1&----lNs-G a ns 00 40 Hlf !'he ga nP Monday f ng ad a wc f' n t upg rade l.ll the open nc lew exc Ung spots Of 1e 12 uns Ccunty B11ls Delayed B Y I oau} WheaL ... ,u; 5 t.o 1c il d ~cored on y two were t!&.nfed 1md Odd Fe le Ns or 4 2c0a ed l8 hese were sco 'ed by the odgen e1 Ru 18 00 001 410 7 Budget Controveray lo v.er o l 'k h!r e 1 Hl 1 Scoring wns dll,T e a..c; fo lo\loli HH!t To Be Pa1d 1 ~ t e.1t Sep ~3 Sept ne v 52 Odd F'Pllows n ":'It un n g Grue :.ll 0 000 300 0 PP e ors 7 8 ~c 6 3 4 7 8 Mny 61 I 2 e 1-or b Hor C;Jrn Svt :J2 Dec B 2 58 u w&s safe o a ~ DRAINING ORDER Crc .,., ~l ngled a.rter Hysell d OpfW M 38 4 LEIFHEIT RITES s fou and G ue.se sco 0 ts.ep 16 7 8 Je U 19 II S xth nn n~ Dye ltl!ilked a rl d .M:~y 21 7 8 .. On Several H1ghways 11cored on McNauChton s double F'unern services fo Mrs Bar ~ ..: en 1 n ing K& r fled out 0 bura M Lethe t or Naylors Rtll Court Hou•e Change Dn Hcrn a ue~Ser Hied to Roush c 1 'I o d ed Mond11y morning a t~ e To Be Made was safe o Roush s TOl a !th ou~ orne of a dough e In Middleport wl Lle cond 1cted f on the Ohrls H tl hard chRnce Dt> 1 0 d 8 w an Chu,rch here Thucsday a.fS&r I HUKS \1 fl. ked D:r~ uu e< noon at 2 30 o clock Interlnl;. y)!l 1 WP e o e be nade n the Bee h orov cem s d a d Dye t.ery c A ge of he Ewln l n~" o:l tkes de ed D11covery Of ObJechon Change• Statu• Of Queot1on HIG" $1 AUG C.rLU~BJS WIN jthlrd ~DO rEllOW~ eet ne we e as follows lt OHIO STAT£ NUS[UW BALLOONIST TO TAKE OFF SOON �• W1:DNI'SDAY, AUGUST 17, lW - PA08 TWO DAILY TlUBUNE .. ' q, '*" a\ otiCI "'SSltatdi u Seomcl-elill ... ~. ObSo. Wlder She ~u.Uer 3ep&. 11, 1111, Act; \be Potl- 'L ong fhe £ncl of the I f~ ill Man:}~ ••• , . .. Publlahed DaUr an.c! l I • .. b • ..... • ! l.eon, W.Va., k. 3 r Pasto?s Lo-ve. Poems Lead to 1 "'· Jloorhn;;-:::..:~\ J Charge ~ :~= ...._ , Cell on· Wit.. Muruer TraD &Dd "' ., The CnM.oo. j of l4ra D . 0 . and be.ld Lhe1r I 61.\W"dal. Looa'\ed 011 JAnr 8ecolld Stteet. ~'· O. i tvhfD our tlieodllead !fl' letWft w DI'WII ...Uer for publlc&Uoa. tb1 J IIIGDJd lll 11n ~ a1p tbeu- oam•-•Jtboucb not; ~UJ to M j . . . . exeqK. .Wt.ld.- A.t,ooymoua - - 1D mJ letteR. httwe,er exO""llt'Q~ and d•J.rabllo bJ '.ban• I I John --:-=::=:=--1 By HaU u.oo .,... $ 15 SLX Me nth& 60 'nlree Months 6 oo one Month O ne Week. Onr- Monlh I dent; lin. Stella Wedae. ll.Miatant l praident. Mrs Berth& Buckaieoa; , aeeret&ty; Mra Minerva Moore, U· aeere\ary. Mn.· Minnk 1 llistant • H&rtli!y, trea.surer The Aid al&c pla.nned to bold their annual ttl ice crum IIIOCtal on Saturdl.l' nllhl I I 1 ISept ~ery I I 'I ' l I ~n~,.:·~~·~·;l..,:!..:~~~~o=·~.,~""'=,..=•lil~ll::.•==:::::.,:..!ll'll=~ --:Poo:=oll~t"'tt:c:..IOS.:.:;_ ! flrt. '21 ltd All reUgiauo teaohlnr, doctrine or j llllopl' UfliSD f illl'l'l .,: ,,.oo, 'f theyaro IC.have •lll' cla.lm up on t he ove, loyalty and devotion of tt.~ P':()ple1 rnuat be 1~ harmony "tth I i' li ma, llDd Mrs Sidney Dunt and chlrld•·er. and Mr and Mns T N Beattie Rockcastle were Sunday gue&t6 Mr and Mra A. w Beattie Rev Roush deUvered a very teresting &eriDOil 81. Creston U churcll Saturday nll:ht. Rev ~'~~n j wUI preach hi.! 18..6t aermon of the conference ye&r in two weelus. George Miller of Dunbk.- WitS suddenly called away by death I 1 1 tJ,e tea• h mg~~ ol Je&WI tho Chnst whDIM:l ~ofdl!ll fit mt..., ever) .old and crevice 1o1 t hl' hu man heart, aocl of whom it was ~~~>l.:i in John7;46, ••NEVEll MAN 1 llrA'U t.1KE THIS Mit..N.'' u B. cbure.h onr 1.1! Invited to come. funeral of ()«)rae Miller at "''~1 ton Mr and Mra Geora:e See, ...::;;~;..,.....,-:,-.,..:•~......~=...-.=o=- 1 · , l ;.,,.,;. i B, at creat.on Several from here attended , funeral ot Mrs Jennie ' Arbucltle Church Thund.ll.y -ilurrai 1 was made in the Baker cemetery , Mr. and Mn. Millard Stewart l Yea1er vlelted Mr. and Ml'l E Keefer Saturday and attended i ! " Benefit Program Is Arranged To Help Chlfrch 1eleqted Mn. tl1nn1e Cuto, pnS- 2.00 ! I 00 .M) •c. onw.. the d·lI' oom.Wa , .vear. The followina amcera '""' ----------C~h-1~=~·~·=·-P-hl=~-~_ .._._._~_:-_._::' _l_t\~-l-:_;._·_._M_I_Iw~o:uk-;~:;---------- ~ Yea ~ • 'ed• 2 1\l • ~---- P,-Wfc~~• ....__,....... ~-·a... I ~A FE STEPS--Th e otepij of a good man are order~d IJ~ 1hl' LoJd. and he delighteth m hi s way .--Psalm 37 :2~- ~ I ~~a!re a!~:::~ r: I i,~ra~~ur- y moming by Rt>v C J Bake• d the bod)' b!vught to Creston cemetery Saturday aft.ernoon a.nd Jlald to rea£ be:&lde hla wife. MJ' MDJer waa rormerly a resident ol thl!i count)• atld had many frtendll I and relatives here Mr and Mrs Henry Sayre and children were the weP.It end guests 1 or his mother, Mrs D V Plow en , Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 8tepbens 1 v1s1ted her brother Walter Hlll and 1 Wife Sunday --~ - ' WHAT WE'RE COMING TO Vir1inia C.en -----:=::---------=· Barnett. of near Pl. Pleau.nt " " ' the putorfor..tlul ld ectkln" " bfnt~w oftlcera 1 ,.... '} '- 19..year...Old Bride Whom Rev. Berrie Marrt After First ,Wife'• Death Adm~tl Venea. Seta Staa"e for Murder TriaJ. [~~:hd 01~==.:vd Mrs NATIONAL .\.PVEKTISING REPRESENTATIVES One * •. • meet.inl' Thir\een ~ wbl be p}lblllibecl DeUnre41 By C&n'ler 1 ><n. I 1eon o.n, left Weclneeday eventnr for Columbwl for a vt.lt until Sun· day with Y:r and ¥ra. O, A. 8wal· 1 low Tbe)' Will be K'!Ompulled 1 homf' bJ W E. RUIIIlll! , who hu ] PHONE IIQ-L been .!IPf!tldlllJ t.hit put two weeiuJ aL OolumbWI and MqneUe 8prtnp Leo Beeeon and famil¥ of Ooham· b1 w have been vtaiUnc Since the th·st ol t.he week wtth frlendl and Ot:ne Orate; BeJect~011 :> by Men'll re laUve• qu~~o r t.e tt e, Chtu le!i W ~o~Jt:urn Her· I m~tn Haddox, Har r y Oilskli an d VISITOR HONORED Dave F\u m~r; T alk, 'MUi al Ed uca Ore an .Mrs. MatcUI Chambrn ent.ert.&in· t!on ·. Prof A W McKay S olo, 'To a Wild ROli e."'. Mrs -.JOhn ed at her home on South Third Ta.lbot.L . SelecLlon by K&te ana Avenue; ,.uesdQy evepJna- wUh. a • Cha.r l~e R eadlnr, ·Tony on the party .hQno:'ing Y:~l:rnma JUhllnJ J.,_tereating Entertainment to Phone," M1 ~ Joe Leano1·d , Of'Jid.n bf New 'f.Yorlt Cll;.t. , .FoUowlq a ::tnd Pl~tno Selec tion. 'Kamen no! 1J1(let deJ ..ht.tfiJ fOCI.al !~nlruf, re· , be Preseated at Local Ostrow" by Rubin stein , Ml'l:l C M ~ treehrr.entli i~te aeryed by the has-- , Church of Christ Atmnes.w and Mrs Ray Hecox, V o~ te88. 1 :• Solo Mrs F'o5te •· E1neJ , accom · Those pre~~enL were Mesdames w. Or! Thur!li!lY eveninr. August. 18 panled by Mn; W1ll S tei.!f , Re-adlni H Juhlln;r Frank Vrcman, Robert tisgklnlng at 7:30 o'"'""':t ta M08t 1n- mlfloellaneous, M~ Anna Weed . Harris Wall-e" Harris, Ra.y Sher· "rtst1n& Pl'Ofl'liltl ror the benefit. Oraan Solo, -~ Rosary," <by re- man. James E Hatley, Piwnmer questJ Mrs. Arthur Sklnn ~1, Plwno EeeBOn, Mlas VIvian Middleton and o!- the Bri.dt(IJ'd ct1urcn.' whl¢h ~· ~ &nd Violin Duet, Mr and Ml'll. Will· the hOstess Ji&ttlally dCII&royed by U&ht.nlll•· 1e lam Aleshire; Reading, ''$ue's tly, WHl be ,rendered at lhli! l~t·aJ Baby" b y Ornndfather, Mn. Geoig'! ' ureh 1of bhrlat. Th~ prOil'll.m will Russeu , Organ Solo, ··Echces ~.~ ENT!RTAINS AT BRIDGE open fo the eeneral public, Otte Sp1 Ins", Nlss Marcella Hom of 1 dt the foeatures ot the evenln~rs pro- • Att: nn~t , Reading, "I Betcha ~. ' Mr~ 1 Mra Hollis Scott entertained W1th ~!~~~·~•', bY Kale ant~ l Eel Fren ch and ben t!d ictlon I two tables of brlda:e, Tuesday even· cm;n ple ted .- : M; s C P. Dolton liS tmprovln~~; &-t her home on Maln street. w, L w A fJ Oin 11 Wt>!'k s lllm~'•'> honoring Mrs Paul HorfiJlB.n of taken. - -- - ·- ... - -- . _ Chicago Mrs L. H. Slocumb wu has been a warded the prize tor hllh scorlnr , Mr~ A S M1 an d Ml'fl. Oeorge Burt, M··s ouest liSt Included. lll.esdamea B Rn 0 W Kntl\1 yn B1chman and R. N. Bouss F Fultz, Br, B. F . Pults, Jr, Ed. ~o o.ll Clncinnau anl~ ed Wednesday Duffy, Charles E •Smith, L H Sio· 1 ! or a vls it. With Max Rollt'r and cumb. c F Hawk1na, the honor family a11d ' other l't:latlves and tueHt and Lhe hoat.eas. 1 , fnends Delic-Ious refreshments wtl1t ser· 1 ___ ~ _ a~~~~ D S li'i!rmer and ved at the close of play . ..... ) r..._ t..,H.,., 'h Here Is John Pane-Gasser, th" tenor, ln the outfit th., •rei.Wd man will wear this Fall ir lhr New, l'orlill de~~Jrn.ers havt• their W&J . I and No-ra lieU. lllh&w:lnr It l11 JanP- fiia">er llf'fl) , ftlrdlt-JGlnttlflfi R~ l:woaj,dt at lilt- o•unent ~lylr Mhow l~t-hl{ hf'ld MAGGIE, W.VA. .. Ethel p.u<l Delbe1t Hott,er Qrlcr spending several d&YI with their grandparents. Ouy Blnser s.hd wl{e re\.umed home SllndJY eveuiDB Mrs. Mary Holter apd 8ott earilo to spend a ew days wlt.h Guy Btn · pr and family. ,,. Lutber McClead and Frank and with deorae . HOT~L COI,UM8US -- ColuiubU. Ohio 1 ......... EAGLE RIDGE ROO"'fS ll.itl, 11.111 li.\T~ Sl.SO I o:.!iiNO ROOM AND DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK1 COFFEE SHOP ~-:-~~- Under Same Manu-e•ml. ALBA COURT HO'J'EL : By EDSON R. WAITE New Smyrna, Florida 5I Room........SO Bat.lu. Ska.at ........ 'I Johil L. Brady, Co-Publioher of the Blackfoot (Idaho) Daily Bulletin Says: Wtlflli For Boalllel aad Baklil • Jameo H. Butler, M-ee '·J was brought up on a farm. , That wa£ a good many year> ago and things have changed. Possibly peddlers otill come tht-o the country with their wares and unfold them to the lrouRewife. Their coming was anticipated with pleasure by the youngslet·• o' my day. These peddlers would unroll their packs anrl rlisplay the most gorgeous colors. Often times Mother would be per· 1 suaded by the yo:mgsters to buy things which we did not need in times when things were !<Orely neerlerl anti not to be had hv thr large family; ,I YOU · EVER STOP TO THINK? By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAH'JMA ' "Advertising is a good deal like that. If a merchant makes a flamboyant appeal he somethimes entices people to buy when they do not need or cannot afford, especiaJly in such times a>. these. The after-effects are not good, A suspicion is created -Many times since I have been in theadvertising business I have known merehants to make circus appeals which were highly enticing, but which left a bad taste with the C\lstomers. F. A. WESTON, ADVERTiSING biRECTOR OF THE PITTSBURGH (PA.) SUN-TELEGRAPH. 1 "At a meelin1 of out-of-town merchant• in Plttobur1h the other day I heard one of ll)em oay, 'I &1\liOinlto(improvelhe.oervice in my otore durin1 thio deJII'eloion, alld I'm 11oinr to pay for the impi'OYe'!'ent by takin1 the neceooary money out of my newopaper advertloing-We spend too much apyway .' . · · "1t2s· "'Y observation that the best adve•tisement is the one ·'<.Ul!~~i~~~ Jn ~ q~iet, ef~ctive way by cr2atinll' a desire which womet) at.once oogm planmng how they can sattsfy. Resulting purchases save valuable floor space and make for frienrlly t·elations "If that merchant's newspaper advertioinr ia doina hii buoi· neu oo liHie 1ood that he can make ouch olatement, then he mould atop all of bio ~ertioin1, and at onc:e. · Let him opend that that money to i rove hit otore, hio merchandloe, hio buren, : l;io oaleopeople. en let hio next step to hire a onlart advertl 01q -mana;er--one w o l'eally know• how to uoe the practieallr limit· (.., force of newopaper advertioin1, wl!ich that merchant very, .,.ldently d~ nil• know. "When .once that advertioin1 mana1er ha11ina to tum on Ilia power, the futul'e of the bu•la"*' will l»e limited iiltlr ,b, the &bUt of tb• mldinr area. ., . .~..lni ~~~!JJ-~#!/M:i. ~'' ~~..~ I· :·::od:.'th~~~~"~~~a:01,*~m..-1ft ~·. "N pe -'.'i / this Yi.tal fon:-..l' to employ •omeone who iloea lmllw--ia ~)'· half a Merdaant.'' > " ' .., ' .. wt'll "The adverti$ement which creates a desire to investigate has pedonned. itll second best purpo!jO. If a woman wants to see an article from an advertisement she has gone a loog step toW'.u-rl buying. Clllllomer confidence is created by merchant.' carrying out their promises. It is then that women feel safe in buying other artreles they see in stores that are not advertised , but which they ljCCept with lhP same implied guarantee. Importunities of saleamen.hav~ almost entirely stopped, but so must adv~rti£ing be discontinued which does not make a legitimate appeal. THESE BE TROUBLESOME TIMES AND ADVERTISING MUST BE CAREFULLY SPREAD BEFORE THE PUBLIC" in �• W1:DNI'SDAY, AUGUST 17, lW - PA08 TWO DAILY TlUBUNE .. ' q, '*" a\ otiCI "'SSltatdi u Seomcl-elill ... ~. ObSo. Wlder She ~u.Uer 3ep&. 11, 1111, Act; \be Potl- 'L ong fhe £ncl of the I f~ ill Man:}~ ••• , . .. Publlahed DaUr an.c! l I • .. b • ..... • ! l.eon, W.Va., k. 3 r Pasto?s Lo-ve. Poems Lead to 1 "'· Jloorhn;;-:::..:~\ J Charge ~ :~= ...._ , Cell on· Wit.. Muruer TraD &Dd "' ., The CnM.oo. j of l4ra D . 0 . and be.ld Lhe1r I 61.\W"dal. Looa'\ed 011 JAnr 8ecolld Stteet. ~'· O. i tvhfD our tlieodllead !fl' letWft w DI'WII ...Uer for publlc&Uoa. tb1 J IIIGDJd lll 11n ~ a1p tbeu- oam•-•Jtboucb not; ~UJ to M j . . . . exeqK. .Wt.ld.- A.t,ooymoua - - 1D mJ letteR. httwe,er exO""llt'Q~ and d•J.rabllo bJ '.ban• I I John --:-=::=:=--1 By HaU u.oo .,... $ 15 SLX Me nth& 60 'nlree Months 6 oo one Month O ne Week. Onr- Monlh I dent; lin. Stella Wedae. ll.Miatant l praident. Mrs Berth& Buckaieoa; , aeeret&ty; Mra Minerva Moore, U· aeere\ary. Mn.· Minnk 1 llistant • H&rtli!y, trea.surer The Aid al&c pla.nned to bold their annual ttl ice crum IIIOCtal on Saturdl.l' nllhl I I 1 ISept ~ery I I 'I ' l I ~n~,.:·~~·~·;l..,:!..:~~~~o=·~.,~""'=,..=•lil~ll::.•==:::::.,:..!ll'll=~ --:Poo:=oll~t"'tt:c:..IOS.:.:;_ ! flrt. '21 ltd All reUgiauo teaohlnr, doctrine or j llllopl' UfliSD f illl'l'l .,: ,,.oo, 'f theyaro IC.have •lll' cla.lm up on t he ove, loyalty and devotion of tt.~ P':()ple1 rnuat be 1~ harmony "tth I i' li ma, llDd Mrs Sidney Dunt and chlrld•·er. and Mr and Mns T N Beattie Rockcastle were Sunday gue&t6 Mr and Mra A. w Beattie Rev Roush deUvered a very teresting &eriDOil 81. Creston U churcll Saturday nll:ht. Rev ~'~~n j wUI preach hi.! 18..6t aermon of the conference ye&r in two weelus. George Miller of Dunbk.- WitS suddenly called away by death I 1 1 tJ,e tea• h mg~~ ol Je&WI tho Chnst whDIM:l ~ofdl!ll fit mt..., ever) .old and crevice 1o1 t hl' hu man heart, aocl of whom it was ~~~>l.:i in John7;46, ••NEVEll MAN 1 llrA'U t.1KE THIS Mit..N.'' u B. cbure.h onr 1.1! Invited to come. funeral of ()«)rae Miller at "''~1 ton Mr and Mra Geora:e See, ...::;;~;..,.....,-:,-.,..:•~......~=...-.=o=- 1 · , l ;.,,.,;. i B, at creat.on Several from here attended , funeral ot Mrs Jennie ' Arbucltle Church Thund.ll.y -ilurrai 1 was made in the Baker cemetery , Mr. and Mn. Millard Stewart l Yea1er vlelted Mr. and Ml'l E Keefer Saturday and attended i ! " Benefit Program Is Arranged To Help Chlfrch 1eleqted Mn. tl1nn1e Cuto, pnS- 2.00 ! I 00 .M) •c. onw.. the d·lI' oom.Wa , .vear. The followina amcera '""' ----------C~h-1~=~·~·=·-P-hl=~-~_ .._._._~_:-_._::' _l_t\~-l-:_;._·_._M_I_Iw~o:uk-;~:;---------- ~ Yea ~ • 'ed• 2 1\l • ~---- P,-Wfc~~• ....__,....... ~-·a... I ~A FE STEPS--Th e otepij of a good man are order~d IJ~ 1hl' LoJd. and he delighteth m hi s way .--Psalm 37 :2~- ~ I ~~a!re a!~:::~ r: I i,~ra~~ur- y moming by Rt>v C J Bake• d the bod)' b!vught to Creston cemetery Saturday aft.ernoon a.nd Jlald to rea£ be:&lde hla wife. MJ' MDJer waa rormerly a resident ol thl!i count)• atld had many frtendll I and relatives here Mr and Mrs Henry Sayre and children were the weP.It end guests 1 or his mother, Mrs D V Plow en , Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 8tepbens 1 v1s1ted her brother Walter Hlll and 1 Wife Sunday --~ - ' WHAT WE'RE COMING TO Vir1inia C.en -----:=::---------=· Barnett. of near Pl. Pleau.nt " " ' the putorfor..tlul ld ectkln" " bfnt~w oftlcera 1 ,.... '} '- 19..year...Old Bride Whom Rev. Berrie Marrt After First ,Wife'• Death Adm~tl Venea. Seta Staa"e for Murder TriaJ. [~~:hd 01~==.:vd Mrs NATIONAL .\.PVEKTISING REPRESENTATIVES One * •. • meet.inl' Thir\een ~ wbl be p}lblllibecl DeUnre41 By C&n'ler 1 ><n. I 1eon o.n, left Weclneeday eventnr for Columbwl for a vt.lt until Sun· day with Y:r and ¥ra. O, A. 8wal· 1 low Tbe)' Will be K'!Ompulled 1 homf' bJ W E. RUIIIlll! , who hu ] PHONE IIQ-L been .!IPf!tldlllJ t.hit put two weeiuJ aL OolumbWI and MqneUe 8prtnp Leo Beeeon and famil¥ of Ooham· b1 w have been vtaiUnc Since the th·st ol t.he week wtth frlendl and Ot:ne Orate; BeJect~011 :> by Men'll re laUve• qu~~o r t.e tt e, Chtu le!i W ~o~Jt:urn Her· I m~tn Haddox, Har r y Oilskli an d VISITOR HONORED Dave F\u m~r; T alk, 'MUi al Ed uca Ore an .Mrs. MatcUI Chambrn ent.ert.&in· t!on ·. Prof A W McKay S olo, 'To a Wild ROli e."'. Mrs -.JOhn ed at her home on South Third Ta.lbot.L . SelecLlon by K&te ana Avenue; ,.uesdQy evepJna- wUh. a • Cha.r l~e R eadlnr, ·Tony on the party .hQno:'ing Y:~l:rnma JUhllnJ J.,_tereating Entertainment to Phone," M1 ~ Joe Leano1·d , Of'Jid.n bf New 'f.Yorlt Cll;.t. , .FoUowlq a ::tnd Pl~tno Selec tion. 'Kamen no! 1J1(let deJ ..ht.tfiJ fOCI.al !~nlruf, re· , be Preseated at Local Ostrow" by Rubin stein , Ml'l:l C M ~ treehrr.entli i~te aeryed by the has-- , Church of Christ Atmnes.w and Mrs Ray Hecox, V o~ te88. 1 :• Solo Mrs F'o5te •· E1neJ , accom · Those pre~~enL were Mesdames w. Or! Thur!li!lY eveninr. August. 18 panled by Mn; W1ll S tei.!f , Re-adlni H Juhlln;r Frank Vrcman, Robert tisgklnlng at 7:30 o'"'""':t ta M08t 1n- mlfloellaneous, M~ Anna Weed . Harris Wall-e" Harris, Ra.y Sher· "rtst1n& Pl'Ofl'liltl ror the benefit. Oraan Solo, -~ Rosary," <by re- man. James E Hatley, Piwnmer questJ Mrs. Arthur Sklnn ~1, Plwno EeeBOn, Mlas VIvian Middleton and o!- the Bri.dt(IJ'd ct1urcn.' whl¢h ~· ~ &nd Violin Duet, Mr and Ml'll. Will· the hOstess Ji&ttlally dCII&royed by U&ht.nlll•· 1e lam Aleshire; Reading, ''$ue's tly, WHl be ,rendered at lhli! l~t·aJ Baby" b y Ornndfather, Mn. Geoig'! ' ureh 1of bhrlat. Th~ prOil'll.m will Russeu , Organ Solo, ··Echces ~.~ ENT!RTAINS AT BRIDGE open fo the eeneral public, Otte Sp1 Ins", Nlss Marcella Hom of 1 dt the foeatures ot the evenln~rs pro- • Att: nn~t , Reading, "I Betcha ~. ' Mr~ 1 Mra Hollis Scott entertained W1th ~!~~~·~•', bY Kale ant~ l Eel Fren ch and ben t!d ictlon I two tables of brlda:e, Tuesday even· cm;n ple ted .- : M; s C P. Dolton liS tmprovln~~; &-t her home on Maln street. w, L w A fJ Oin 11 Wt>!'k s lllm~'•'> honoring Mrs Paul HorfiJlB.n of taken. - -- - ·- ... - -- . _ Chicago Mrs L. H. Slocumb wu has been a warded the prize tor hllh scorlnr , Mr~ A S M1 an d Ml'fl. Oeorge Burt, M··s ouest liSt Included. lll.esdamea B Rn 0 W Kntl\1 yn B1chman and R. N. Bouss F Fultz, Br, B. F . Pults, Jr, Ed. ~o o.ll Clncinnau anl~ ed Wednesday Duffy, Charles E •Smith, L H Sio· 1 ! or a vls it. With Max Rollt'r and cumb. c F Hawk1na, the honor family a11d ' other l't:latlves and tueHt and Lhe hoat.eas. 1 , fnends Delic-Ious refreshments wtl1t ser· 1 ___ ~ _ a~~~~ D S li'i!rmer and ved at the close of play . ..... ) r..._ t..,H.,., 'h Here Is John Pane-Gasser, th" tenor, ln the outfit th., •rei.Wd man will wear this Fall ir lhr New, l'orlill de~~Jrn.ers havt• their W&J . I and No-ra lieU. lllh&w:lnr It l11 JanP- fiia">er llf'fl) , ftlrdlt-JGlnttlflfi R~ l:woaj,dt at lilt- o•unent ~lylr Mhow l~t-hl{ hf'ld MAGGIE, W.VA. .. Ethel p.u<l Delbe1t Hott,er Qrlcr spending several d&YI with their grandparents. Ouy Blnser s.hd wl{e re\.umed home SllndJY eveuiDB Mrs. Mary Holter apd 8ott earilo to spend a ew days wlt.h Guy Btn · pr and family. ,,. Lutber McClead and Frank and with deorae . HOT~L COI,UM8US -- ColuiubU. Ohio 1 ......... EAGLE RIDGE ROO"'fS ll.itl, 11.111 li.\T~ Sl.SO I o:.!iiNO ROOM AND DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK1 COFFEE SHOP ~-:-~~- Under Same Manu-e•ml. ALBA COURT HO'J'EL : By EDSON R. WAITE New Smyrna, Florida 5I Room........SO Bat.lu. Ska.at ........ 'I Johil L. Brady, Co-Publioher of the Blackfoot (Idaho) Daily Bulletin Says: Wtlflli For Boalllel aad Baklil • Jameo H. Butler, M-ee '·J was brought up on a farm. , That wa£ a good many year> ago and things have changed. Possibly peddlers otill come tht-o the country with their wares and unfold them to the lrouRewife. Their coming was anticipated with pleasure by the youngslet·• o' my day. These peddlers would unroll their packs anrl rlisplay the most gorgeous colors. Often times Mother would be per· 1 suaded by the yo:mgsters to buy things which we did not need in times when things were !<Orely neerlerl anti not to be had hv thr large family; ,I YOU · EVER STOP TO THINK? By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAH'JMA ' "Advertising is a good deal like that. If a merchant makes a flamboyant appeal he somethimes entices people to buy when they do not need or cannot afford, especiaJly in such times a>. these. The after-effects are not good, A suspicion is created -Many times since I have been in theadvertising business I have known merehants to make circus appeals which were highly enticing, but which left a bad taste with the C\lstomers. F. A. WESTON, ADVERTiSING biRECTOR OF THE PITTSBURGH (PA.) SUN-TELEGRAPH. 1 "At a meelin1 of out-of-town merchant• in Plttobur1h the other day I heard one of ll)em oay, 'I &1\liOinlto(improvelhe.oervice in my otore durin1 thio deJII'eloion, alld I'm 11oinr to pay for the impi'OYe'!'ent by takin1 the neceooary money out of my newopaper advertloing-We spend too much apyway .' . · · "1t2s· "'Y observation that the best adve•tisement is the one ·'<.Ul!~~i~~~ Jn ~ q~iet, ef~ctive way by cr2atinll' a desire which womet) at.once oogm planmng how they can sattsfy. Resulting purchases save valuable floor space and make for frienrlly t·elations "If that merchant's newspaper advertioinr ia doina hii buoi· neu oo liHie 1ood that he can make ouch olatement, then he mould atop all of bio ~ertioin1, and at onc:e. · Let him opend that that money to i rove hit otore, hio merchandloe, hio buren, : l;io oaleopeople. en let hio next step to hire a onlart advertl 01q -mana;er--one w o l'eally know• how to uoe the practieallr limit· (.., force of newopaper advertioin1, wl!ich that merchant very, .,.ldently d~ nil• know. "When .once that advertioin1 mana1er ha11ina to tum on Ilia power, the futul'e of the bu•la"*' will l»e limited iiltlr ,b, the &bUt of tb• mldinr area. ., . .~..lni ~~~!JJ-~#!/M:i. ~'' ~~..~ I· :·::od:.'th~~~~"~~~a:01,*~m..-1ft ~·. "N pe -'.'i / this Yi.tal fon:-..l' to employ •omeone who iloea lmllw--ia ~)'· half a Merdaant.'' > " ' .., ' .. wt'll "The adverti$ement which creates a desire to investigate has pedonned. itll second best purpo!jO. If a woman wants to see an article from an advertisement she has gone a loog step toW'.u-rl buying. Clllllomer confidence is created by merchant.' carrying out their promises. It is then that women feel safe in buying other artreles they see in stores that are not advertised , but which they ljCCept with lhP same implied guarantee. Importunities of saleamen.hav~ almost entirely stopped, but so must adv~rti£ing be discontinued which does not make a legitimate appeal. THESE BE TROUBLESOME TIMES AND ADVERTISING MUST BE CAREFULLY SPREAD BEFORE THE PUBLIC" in �' GJlliPOll~ llq;N!£1!' W!l . . . . (''"~ ;tY ., ,... ... c-.4UlFI'P hN nwther. Jlp. Jreae Olenn Ritchie OO\Ult.Y, W. Va. Ina: are apendlnl' the w~k end. wlt.h The De~·Ja rel&PiQI! JfU W'&D.NBSDAY, AVOUBT lT, li32 BET~MY ~pVIItTJIUIG u .e,.oN Lod,.men Continue Upw~ l'riareh For Chlililplonohlp I ------ By Clift' Sterrett I'D Kt-.OW YOUR HAND-WRITI~!G IN A MILLION, )'OUNG> MAN!! WHO'S THIS HUSSY YOU . CAL.l.S CUT IE? For RentFOR REliT- Apartment nver PhU· lip Slaten Store on Ma.ln •Meet. Call Orate Horton, Phone 111 .. x . &~16·6\ . GAMES TODAY ASSOCIATION No ga mes scheduled. ,\M ERIC A !~ ' NATIONAL LEAGUt:: ' Nl'w York: at Cincinnati. Ph!ludelphla at Bt. Loull:\. li.l Pltl.~burgh . llrc ~ klyn Wt:'PE Do::;lun at Chicago . -~"" /!rLAD TO Hl>oVE II lntiR.IC...,N LE:\G lJ il DANNY FEEL':> SAD ABO\)"T BEIN(, BOOTED OU'T CF H15 PAF',to;<;l You B(rfH WITH \F.>, l>AN~Y! Clewland nt Ph!IB.delphlu.. St. Louts o.t Boston. HOU">E! rT IVOULD PlEA'lE D~.NNY IF COLONEL HOOFER Detroit at Now York. rtwo games) Chicago at "VaD~in~t.on. INTEJlNI\TIONAL U~llUU.t.: Atban.v Rl Rocheste:·. Nr•wark at foronk B.rnunon• at Buffalo Jrri'it:'Y Ci:.y at Mon~real Bi'CI( AND • . ........ . WE.I... L, VD L \k. E ,.,..,1 AD t-~AC. "TO R.•OH'T M~R I!,US" P<D,J!< I .o-eo~..JT A'-'R.IG t-IT • 'v\.IQUL.D ";A) FE.~QI£! YOU EVER STOP TO 111111 By EDSON R. WAITt · Shawnee, OktahoiDII f'lf'Ttl 4VI:. f'4.ftll()fllll.f B1 EVA A. TINGEY YOUTHFULLY LOVELY r;,,., Modtll Jf II dltclrtd in PariJ m11J1 ill 11/1~ tlfld art (rt(lltd tlrt Hallwood .,.J 'ltJIItrFII 11r1 YESTI<:RllA l "i=i RF.Rtii.T)I; T1111rl. J.uniou and their debutanle sisters will love tbis !mart little frock. ]t has the flared sleeve s ~nd .mod · hh scarf necklinr. The ,skirt •~ ~ut atone &lender lines wtth. :t mce hem fulne ss to 1wish jauntily a.hnut. - l)articulatly ~ attrauiv~ ami wearable in a blue and wlute 1t1h ailk print. While the sc<~rf cnll~r and nsh ustd plain blue and 1)\am wbtte crepe &il\c, they wou ld also he elfective in self·ntaterial, ' Printed voile, batiste print. chiff.on print and white or pastel tub s1!.k are summery and smart for th1 ~ model. NEVer<: Flt..L- tcU/HS' SHOES ··'THE 13AE'!E WILL. . ALWAYs REMAIAJ lJAIIQUE " AIN'T IT THJ<; TRUTH! llj ----~--------~ How Ia G1l Tl!!fl Pa111r•11 Arnot " .' J~e( Sf'A~KY Send 15 ctP.h (in l!ltiiiPS or coin) to f~slli Qrt ~rite cartfull y an4 pl,tnly )'Mit nam• ,nd full ad · '"rea.u. ... .. . ...... . ... ' ..... ...... ~ ·· .... ..., • '•Ill ,Jill ' ..•• ---· - I Baxx · "11-IE. .!\lEW •••••• HOME. RUN I<:IA)G ··IS THE Gr.!E.ATEsr ol'" AI.L ' Every once in a while you read about the discove1·y of 11 city lorig buried and yet bearing unmistakabl~ traces of an early civilization. A lot of towns are so dead that some future generation · will discover them. •••••• ' Dfl!li ~Y returu m~il. 'J' 'll•!l a~ o~cj> your Pari• pattern, No. 8240. &i•o-to . ~~~."-· .., ' J .. rPl$1-UVes 1\t Pomeroy. The Epworth leag ue of l.he M. E. 1 ' < ; N""'• .......................... ..... _. .......... . , ........................... ............ . i '..' end wlt.h r<.:latlvr.s here. Ml'. and M n. PauJ Shay and two l'hlldrlfu spent the week end wtth What we need in this country is more sincere, able, ene1·getic men ss our lawmaker&-men who are n~t content to follow, but ' men who will lead. ' ""~:. ·n-~~··~~· w!";" ' '1!lrll'" . ,,~1. ,.PI•••~ ' kca;but'Q" spent tt.~ week ,; . .\ddctn fP':f.' 1f-tt' r tn tl" toll ow• 1111 way:- . 'I lOP l~~ ·palt!'q 1 - -~- ..........----· ~ -- ---~ r-!1 GHT ·HANDED SLUG'G'E:R.S Wil-lNER: you ,..ant. ~. rlb:t~lt;; ~~~~ •111<! (hj~ Coup~ll fllled i t 4reu, the nqfl'!ber of the v•tt•rn '"d •iat T ..J. Sprouse WM tKkeu to tl w I T!ol?.cr hosp ital Th,•I'&Jay for l.a·eal· ment for 11.11 iufecled hand . Mr. ami Mrs. In. Mayhew of Pa.r- St. Lotw; 3 ; Philadclplllll 2. FOXX HilS, HE: CAIJ '"'· tJte at Pomeroy. ~YHOME~S This ,slttrft Nt. 821(1 rflnY. bt ~h · t 11 i,,J itt si•" 10 10 16. Jt '.J f'ltJrly for itUIIdi"'' J1/i<Vtr1. It u htJrtd ' Lcul:wil!" fl: Sl Paul 4. On I ~· ICllt'W ~ ::o ' l~ r.lll iNI NATIONAL l ,t :i\(>l 'r·; Ne\\' York 2; Ci llr!nuaU I. PJttsbur gh 4; Bl'flold,rn o. ctncago 4 ; Boston J. NO M.A'r'IE/2 HoW If ~ I Mr. ami Mr,c;. J. A. 8 LNo.·art and f11mlly spent aundll.V wllh relauvrs AMERTC/1 ~ ""':-lOf'tATION M Jiwnuk rP <1 : r:(l)Umbus 3. '-' ou €hou)d pmise your hom ~ city and boost with all your might. * ..... . . A woman ofte1· blames her husba"d for thingt~ ihat g0 wrong about the family budget. Often it 1s b~cause the wife is a little smarter· than the husband. Sometit,es •he fear8 that the husband is inclined to attach too little importancr, to the household pt·oblems. She finds when the husbaM buy,c he use• iJoor judgment. He seldom investigates prices anrl quality and, when given a list of things needed, pays little attentirm and comes home with a lot of "just as good" artiales that the wife did not want. On the other hand, the wife is a careful buyer. She reads the newspapet advertisements carefully. She keeps posted on prices and quality and when she doea shop she bu.)s the best at less and keeps within the family budget. When it comes to buying for the home, the average wife knows more about.how to shop and save thlln the majority of the husbands will eve,· kr.ow. ... .. ··"' ,. ... ..... .... --· - " ,. ..'. .. ," . -' ' ' •' ' • ,.• '. .. .. ' �' GJlliPOll~ llq;N!£1!' W!l . . . . (''"~ ;tY ., ,... ... c-.4UlFI'P hN nwther. Jlp. Jreae Olenn Ritchie OO\Ult.Y, W. Va. Ina: are apendlnl' the w~k end. wlt.h The De~·Ja rel&PiQI! JfU W'&D.NBSDAY, AVOUBT lT, li32 BET~MY ~pVIItTJIUIG u .e,.oN Lod,.men Continue Upw~ l'riareh For Chlililplonohlp I ------ By Clift' Sterrett I'D Kt-.OW YOUR HAND-WRITI~!G IN A MILLION, )'OUNG> MAN!! WHO'S THIS HUSSY YOU . CAL.l.S CUT IE? For RentFOR REliT- Apartment nver PhU· lip Slaten Store on Ma.ln •Meet. Call Orate Horton, Phone 111 .. x . &~16·6\ . GAMES TODAY ASSOCIATION No ga mes scheduled. ,\M ERIC A !~ ' NATIONAL LEAGUt:: ' Nl'w York: at Cincinnati. Ph!ludelphla at Bt. Loull:\. li.l Pltl.~burgh . llrc ~ klyn Wt:'PE Do::;lun at Chicago . -~"" /!rLAD TO Hl>oVE II lntiR.IC...,N LE:\G lJ il DANNY FEEL':> SAD ABO\)"T BEIN(, BOOTED OU'T CF H15 PAF',to;<;l You B(rfH WITH \F.>, l>AN~Y! Clewland nt Ph!IB.delphlu.. St. Louts o.t Boston. HOU">E! rT IVOULD PlEA'lE D~.NNY IF COLONEL HOOFER Detroit at Now York. rtwo games) Chicago at "VaD~in~t.on. INTEJlNI\TIONAL U~llUU.t.: Atban.v Rl Rocheste:·. Nr•wark at foronk B.rnunon• at Buffalo Jrri'it:'Y Ci:.y at Mon~real Bi'CI( AND • . ........ . WE.I... L, VD L \k. E ,.,..,1 AD t-~AC. "TO R.•OH'T M~R I!,US" P<D,J!< I .o-eo~..JT A'-'R.IG t-IT • 'v\.IQUL.D ";A) FE.~QI£! YOU EVER STOP TO 111111 By EDSON R. WAITt · Shawnee, OktahoiDII f'lf'Ttl 4VI:. f'4.ftll()fllll.f B1 EVA A. TINGEY YOUTHFULLY LOVELY r;,,., Modtll Jf II dltclrtd in PariJ m11J1 ill 11/1~ tlfld art (rt(lltd tlrt Hallwood .,.J 'ltJIItrFII 11r1 YESTI<:RllA l "i=i RF.Rtii.T)I; T1111rl. J.uniou and their debutanle sisters will love tbis !mart little frock. ]t has the flared sleeve s ~nd .mod · hh scarf necklinr. The ,skirt •~ ~ut atone &lender lines wtth. :t mce hem fulne ss to 1wish jauntily a.hnut. - l)articulatly ~ attrauiv~ ami wearable in a blue and wlute 1t1h ailk print. While the sc<~rf cnll~r and nsh ustd plain blue and 1)\am wbtte crepe &il\c, they wou ld also he elfective in self·ntaterial, ' Printed voile, batiste print. chiff.on print and white or pastel tub s1!.k are summery and smart for th1 ~ model. NEVer<: Flt..L- tcU/HS' SHOES ··'THE 13AE'!E WILL. . ALWAYs REMAIAJ lJAIIQUE " AIN'T IT THJ<; TRUTH! llj ----~--------~ How Ia G1l Tl!!fl Pa111r•11 Arnot " .' J~e( Sf'A~KY Send 15 ctP.h (in l!ltiiiPS or coin) to f~slli Qrt ~rite cartfull y an4 pl,tnly )'Mit nam• ,nd full ad · '"rea.u. ... .. . ...... . ... ' ..... ...... ~ ·· .... ..., • '•Ill ,Jill ' ..•• ---· - I Baxx · "11-IE. .!\lEW •••••• HOME. RUN I<:IA)G ··IS THE Gr.!E.ATEsr ol'" AI.L ' Every once in a while you read about the discove1·y of 11 city lorig buried and yet bearing unmistakabl~ traces of an early civilization. A lot of towns are so dead that some future generation · will discover them. •••••• ' Dfl!li ~Y returu m~il. 'J' 'll•!l a~ o~cj> your Pari• pattern, No. 8240. &i•o-to . ~~~."-· .., ' J .. rPl$1-UVes 1\t Pomeroy. The Epworth leag ue of l.he M. E. 1 ' < ; N""'• .......................... ..... _. .......... . , ........................... ............ . i '..' end wlt.h r<.:latlvr.s here. Ml'. and M n. PauJ Shay and two l'hlldrlfu spent the week end wtth What we need in this country is more sincere, able, ene1·getic men ss our lawmaker&-men who are n~t content to follow, but ' men who will lead. ' ""~:. ·n-~~··~~· w!";" ' '1!lrll'" . ,,~1. ,.PI•••~ ' kca;but'Q" spent tt.~ week ,; . .\ddctn fP':f.' 1f-tt' r tn tl" toll ow• 1111 way:- . 'I lOP l~~ ·palt!'q 1 - -~- ..........----· ~ -- ---~ r-!1 GHT ·HANDED SLUG'G'E:R.S Wil-lNER: you ,..ant. ~. rlb:t~lt;; ~~~~ •111<! (hj~ Coup~ll fllled i t 4reu, the nqfl'!ber of the v•tt•rn '"d •iat T ..J. Sprouse WM tKkeu to tl w I T!ol?.cr hosp ital Th,•I'&Jay for l.a·eal· ment for 11.11 iufecled hand . Mr. ami Mrs. In. Mayhew of Pa.r- St. Lotw; 3 ; Philadclplllll 2. FOXX HilS, HE: CAIJ '"'· tJte at Pomeroy. ~YHOME~S This ,slttrft Nt. 821(1 rflnY. bt ~h · t 11 i,,J itt si•" 10 10 16. Jt '.J f'ltJrly for itUIIdi"'' J1/i<Vtr1. It u htJrtd ' Lcul:wil!" fl: Sl Paul 4. On I ~· ICllt'W ~ ::o ' l~ r.lll iNI NATIONAL l ,t :i\(>l 'r·; Ne\\' York 2; Ci llr!nuaU I. PJttsbur gh 4; Bl'flold,rn o. ctncago 4 ; Boston J. NO M.A'r'IE/2 HoW If ~ I Mr. ami Mr,c;. J. A. 8 LNo.·art and f11mlly spent aundll.V wllh relauvrs AMERTC/1 ~ ""':-lOf'tATION M Jiwnuk rP <1 : r:(l)Umbus 3. '-' ou €hou)d pmise your hom ~ city and boost with all your might. * ..... . . A woman ofte1· blames her husba"d for thingt~ ihat g0 wrong about the family budget. Often it 1s b~cause the wife is a little smarter· than the husband. Sometit,es •he fear8 that the husband is inclined to attach too little importancr, to the household pt·oblems. She finds when the husbaM buy,c he use• iJoor judgment. He seldom investigates prices anrl quality and, when given a list of things needed, pays little attentirm and comes home with a lot of "just as good" artiales that the wife did not want. On the other hand, the wife is a careful buyer. She reads the newspapet advertisements carefully. She keeps posted on prices and quality and when she doea shop she bu.)s the best at less and keeps within the family budget. When it comes to buying for the home, the average wife knows more about.how to shop and save thlln the majority of the husbands will eve,· kr.ow. ... .. ··"' ,. ... ..... .... --· - " ,. ..'. .. ," . -' ' ' •' ' • ,.• '. .. .. ' �• • • rs.a l'wo Suits Filed A K. Oliver a retired mail car rler who lives on Mulberry Avtmu{ neiU' the Grov<! cemetery l In Local Court generously JonnE'd u sickle to SICKLER IS CUT 1JlW~l DA.n..1' TRIBVD, PQIIDOY, 01!113. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 11 U13l OPTIMISTIC !Sheriff Ordered To Summons Jury ' Bt ~~.:h tl. 0.... Cue ia for Foredooure cf PrcpertYJ Otber for nelihbo 1e entl} sickle wu In due Lune the 1, I lloPI _,... """ ..... ..... iiGOit ..... -kol -- F or FOR lip CaD lil·ll Wn I LOOT E < A E all -- FOR A. - Mal Sill Chari " EJ• In court """" Ooun .... 1932 aale 1 of th Ohio Augu satd wit 1 ' API Ju.r~:; re Ta and Uon Sl AD Atl Ever ett Bl:lck.wood Alb:lny E L Boswml.h Dexte1 Jt anal;!lLt McKay Mlddl epm t Mmnie Kautz 1 Cbe8h~l !'illa.o,; II Slr1wn ( harnbrr I!F ( omrut 1 ldtl lo u uer president nf the I nlled ~nd Jh nry liPid ~bU8 l(('publh lUI senal.iuriM.I );( I ool;; $7 200 In stltLl' aid hns been 1/ t:lelvcd for tlbsLnbutlou ln lhJs TIH! Queen EHt.her Circle of thr uou41 nee lu luw rt as lh1 y at rived in ( hir lliCU '"'m W ~shln"t.on r o mly The stale aid tcelved hez e M E church met TuAsday eve11iug whtore (hey att•udcd Prt sld,.nt JIOUVI'I~ ~ uoUflru.llnn ~~~~monies wUI go toward puylng back ~ml utlL.. llt the church anu alec ,etJ th e follow INJI IIU f) IN BAll (~i\J\.U I nr !.t uchertO Ju.nltm s t~ml bus drlvlr1g ()fficers tor the coming yej:u uoth upre~s. d t11,. tmlnlon thu.t bu~mr N~ '~ un U1 upturn ll.nd ~ 1 s emptoyud by the vu.rlous s hool!l President 111elmn Young Vlcc Nutd (;.. I('Ctl\ICd }WI() rhe dlr>tllbution of Lhe funds to that the r• tf'nt hiKht r r nmruud.hy prl•t s point I he way tn lrf!neral PreRident Mntjorle Darst S ecre from Cuhnubl.ll> U a~ Geuq~e ElS( I [ thc sehoul di stricts wm; made as I tary KAthryn Terrill 11nd Treu.su1e1 stem guwdson ill M1 and Mn, A follows Ch~ stt 1 :S2 100 Cohtmhu;. Helen Wllhams()!l Aftm Ll1e bu~r F Emelst"ln w.u~> l('ttntly JnJtnerl $1 000 HaJll~om llle $1 000 O!lvl ueiiS sell8ton a social time was en Jo)'ed by thOi'll! present 0 !lll!l't' lfiOO Ra.cini $/(/(1 Hu t lund StiOO SliJSbUiy $1U() SVII Columbus hospllal '~~~ $200 A llsl of l hi' lext book~ tu Oe 11s tl 1 A en 1;;;:; ;-;1 dmmg the tmsulng <>LilOol !f'llll m joyed n ptcmc &upper fuesdny thr:o Metgs to mty schoub IElVe evening IlL the SyrQcuse Ba.thlng Ruth Anna BilUt't 7 yeat ollt I 1 11(' ~chedulc f 1 IJrr Ohlo w 1 mg nnhMf Ill 3 4~ oclex;k 11 ltun 1amp lt!tJ oy Pw Chapman 1 Bllach Two giant tlre.B we1e light daughter oJ Mr a t tl M1 s EOW!llu I 1 r 1 !-1'1 ll ld &.leas lo llows New Educr~Uonu.l 1 , stfH!'rn 1on of r e sd:.~~ 1 4!d on the beach and served ns 1 Baur1 of Bteev.y Hctglns 1:; h .pon c:a 'Jrglnlu Poulln WUJ u: lw N follows Rr>ac!eJ s Loo k ~ 1 6 nnd 3 nul Me menns ot roasting COin marshmat I to lk quit~ lllllt IJel 110 nt "'1111 an oucted August 2~ lo 25 l t u~r E &txil n tun Rml lll a! 1 1 Gw.H'ty ~ He:.t lr1 R baok s 4 ami r, lo 11 Rnd wiener;; The followJng at ack ot ll jlptndlc tr,.; LhtOUgh the cou1 , tallr 1 vi Lht f 11 , , 0 oo chh k~ Ohio lVIlt Ul ~W1pton S pellt 1 Peal :;.on & people were pret.~~nt Mr and Mt ; 111111 h( \ Ku chway F• ~o:l!s!J t:ook. l 1 1d 2 Jo11.o.;e Brl!wstel Mt lind Mrs Fred State Unlwrstt~ u (I llu IJ ' 11 ltlt..al Sllllll hum ~t1 l'!:l Hllmlll n N l!:~~t nLials ( f /l.1 t 111 1 Conway Mr anrl Mr~ Jame~ Ma ~1tmurl ol A!:(tit jJ 1 1 1 1 l o t ,g~ Mr ~llXt(u 1:. 1 lm~ ([! c \CJ r 1dc!!P und h!ghel grrule ~ honey M r and Mrs Norm11.n Fos~; CHILDREN'S CLOTHES I ananged iM ii rtC!S Br HI am & Mt Fa1lune G1 O!I I a ph~ Rev und Mrs H L Henthmne and 1 Jtlt t lUI Y Llnont;h M~lg -t :JU Hli.IIev Mu s.str !a1m lttll 11 two children LeMoyne and Chl()rls l 1d Jr ~ lhtt d Oht( t}pt huW!c book~ I awl 2 Da~Js Pwrl 1ct1ve Mr and M1s Hurry Smith Mr and Bt>cause thell hM bee n"' uumbt!r 1 ....:::...._ _ _ _ l'ldl r( 1pped t;rcluud lUllf'~ 6UO Fa1ming Ai,:l!Cultllll! Irish OJ tho O~crton ~ Pel:sona[ ttnu Mrs OeOJTe Pr.rker A~a HO&krn cru'!ls brought to their u t t.entlon I 1 f 1101/ Chttks ~urebred Short fllap hy Gene! a! Hygltmtl Murri~ Prunarl; and MtM Ada Hoaklns I where chlldlf!ll nf SCI\001 liges Will I li t .s HI.!;!Ory tncl Moutgorm.ry ~ Hlstm J -not be pe mlttcd aLt.endo.ncc al ' ~ IU Mrs Lena Jordan Hat tlsun ~URPRISE PARTl' .school during llt' coming W11llCI ;iJIIe 200 White LeHhOin htu~ 400 --- - , monthf:l thiOUIIh lack of sufflchmt hicks 111 u c tUld range well man A number ur Mo.sonlc bretheln clothing Harvey French C()UntY ~ffi IGJ m ftock 1 and o!J'ler friends of George Howell Juvenlre oftlccr e.nd Clarence T k T b Off• ers li uo S upp ' at T'htrnwnvrlle ON ONE gave a surprise birthday uar~y Ill Chapman superintendent of Meigs a l:"n In ow Y c • t r vtd ljy locul LIH\ll'~ (" lub hJs honor Tueaday evening at the county schoolll have Issued R 1e- l Charged Wnh Liquor 8 ou «.lll~e Pumt o;~ tor !l11" ExcrHitvr;o Chambe1 Albtn}' N y PoueaaJon m'llll I Aug 11- INS--M:.ty()l hmu~> J I Howell home on Mulberry Avenue (Illes" fm clothing donations to be The evening was spent In carr! lett liL either or the II offices in lh,~ Wcdncsd tY Augw~l 24 R a m Wulke1 scmt d a point tndtt\ at hi playing nnd renera l discussion , countv coml house lmt \1( mw Murtm hrtlt'l In PomP t emova l hen1mg hcfme oove11r 1 rhe two ofllclals ha\lt made m Clatrme Qualls n h flilcd f10m the H Jt FrunklJn D Hnru;nel~ From l Jt · · · · - · - · , .,._·-·-·-·--·~·-·. . ·-· ~til ll!,aUuus lh (llgtliiUI the roiJil ~ county jlill1t(sda~ on n $J00 bond I C! wO I H Y..ettlfl DOIIItl\ f1U11 lti>H ot JnruU Gotllrl Schwm~!l J1 UldJCjlOJl!lu11 iil\lllll t.h lhlnt l huldlltli(hlmLo1ht!lltXll,llilmlJIIIV I t(mll(\ lVIJ h~VllS UIH uf throne UJ B1111Uel StatblliY~ Chll!t nN in need or nt!ct>SSiiiY dolllllll:l bl I on a ehnl ~e of shooLIIlg ~>.lth Intent 1 ~we1 pnnltt Y llflnt s m il.kl ~ aldeH 1t Wfif'. ::~hown lull tiH m ~}01 SOCIAL AND fOJe ti1CY lllfl.} ~nLet ~CilUO] SCJ>i IIJ k1!1 wns !'elllftsted Illf"l'ldty 11 CIIIIILy JJCISllnlll~ tll\CI had been askr I embe1 5 Wtlh the llloughl In te noon by of! ICe lS W1ll!nm Hobson H 4,., Hondf'll .fll(ktrs Pl11111ty b} t1 e Ho stndlt:J lflg'l~>lallvr cum BAKE SALE Ninels~Jllr'- 100 Ia Ill tlre to llhcl!l the m\\OOII tlnd the Ills mind to aid lh(' c hlld1 e1,. the of he and Dana rrncy uo li ~hul ge uf (lOA hum Jll li lt 1hu t ha~ beu 1, succe&<:lltll, •ng Rt ~~u r Shct BC'! to attend the home en• have clecltled t.o call upun lll>! l :~l'Rslon or lntoxlctlllug llqum vVt; tattt.l tot KeV I l I Y(fl s rh~ cun mlt\('e wuntect Lt> Q tr stlnn ~adt; Ice Cream ~andwlch public ot Uw count) foz donauuu:. I Quulls \\lt)j nrrestrd Sundn~ night I ! 1 , t1 Pul 1 1 I< 1 d Sht'r.,..oud who dlsappeaitfl lt<JilL land RUe Sale bttnr condutll ot clothing ~hOCR c tr I dlel he hnd al lCKtdlv shot ~ ~ t h e I.J Bltn tftll HS:-.t l IKUI !d New Yolk Cit\ on A •a. usl ll 1931 1 Donntlons 11.1c Lo IJl' left nl IJH uff1cus Y.ll11 tt ~ ~10~ gun lll\d IV hLll 1 [t'd at tkt Franz Bulldlnr on >obar.e courl 01 the Ml pf'tmten ltlktnlnlocusltJtl } WtL.~sntltollli.V~ I l lt-u 1\ IJJ Ul tl vt In Polllli C I C~ mt 11ng the Cl~ugcs of Slubw l ll f l<Cktk fllllr.<'dU n i.,lll \\hO lhlll Sllel\\uOlJ WU ~ til e Hill VOL ~ 1111 ' 1 dl'lll s nfiLct ln lhe CO UI t hoHKf' ] hod 1 'lllll nlltl ur lhJU OI tn his ])fiN ( BuK I~ Lions will be <1 l tutdal agcm Rllf! !lad t»mkt 1n 1\ 11i ut M•ln Street. Saturllay, 11 111 101 1111 ~ lid Will be ncccpLc(! Hl mv tlmr e sslo u He Is bt'lll ll: hcltJ 111 jail on lh i $1 OU!l 000 1 light sa:\' 1Auruttt Zt&h 11tartln1 a.t II 00 tlu t:h t !;f' tWfllllll!l" u ptrlunlnmv t -·--~ 1 OHIO-WEST VIRGINIA FOULTRY I'OUR SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED ~d.~·;·.~:~:~~~.~"',:,,,.~·.~.;~"~·~'", ~ I - .~;IN(, gcou:~~N~~m:~~·~op), I I I 1 - - --- -- lor Qualls On Bond I S I)earrested \, • 1 "u"' Ute dq.v ~: _ '"t uf I JtiRY HAS befu11 lu 1 P uf lhe I I Mi(Lml F'la Ali b: 17- IN&--1 nt ' Awh Mcc oUu ullough r Mooe Qmlb WI\~ nr of Captu!n Wlllhu11 N Luncn~lt ] If' ted al~u I w~d tV u11 1 v.1uranl I Ichatged wllh lhe nHtld Cr o[ HtHit 11 11\!'lltd from 1ht (n 111 1! Ju~lUP n! 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" ,,"" I '• I " I I t I ' ' Leutenant Albert Mlller who Is stHlloned at Hampton Roads va amved ruesclny for " visit with his rno"he~ Ml'\ A P Miller and his I ~ ·ste1 Mrs. Edison Hobstettt:r or I tncoln Hill 1 Mt and Mrs Nmrls Davis return cd home Tuesday Qfter a weeks !o m through a number or the soul hern states. .lit( r bl [ Mr at d M.s ClinLon liud::';";:~' arc "I ~eHnt~eu lhlltlreu <~ Jew 1 of~ s Pag£Uiwn with I'Je 1 le Wm Martin an d ftt m tv 1 ' I This .. •• ts whut was left ut u l\'o o story 1 oomwg house at }I ree~orl T exa~ • inl' struck by a tropical hurrtcane that swept TexHN takmg a toll of ut l ea~t lives and damage of more than $1,000 000 1 ,;,;·,,g ;;-=-=-=-=========•,, NOTICE! There wtll bt! DANCING , SHIRTS to 16 '~-Varn dyed ( ut.-trlplf' Also Comedy; "~ubway Symphony." 88 LADIES WASH DRESSES Sttld hundri!ds or these Drtuef at. 28 biUf' THURSDAY stut heel- 700 BARS 'CLASSIC' WinE LAUNDRY SOAP Our UNION Ill HARS TO A ( liSTOMI:R F~mt Garden SUITS only- ::tr. 3R an•1 411 Jlost~-!!'i THURSDAy SOc 100 P.&IIRS 95c RUFFLED CURTAINS Uur regular 95c Ruffled Carlaln!\- SOc A PAIR ' H) Sp~lal ArranJ!:entll!nt wit11 the manu fu tunor-\\f' are abl11 to offer A SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE OF $20 For your old coaklng s.tov111--0n 'he chase of the New TUfln dll.tles Model CHJi:F G&S RANGF-Durlng the that his pur- MAGIC Aurus~ Furniture Sale eJ~­ we1 e unWOI'Uly of credence Governor Rooaevelt dented the motion to dismiss charge number one Curtin then moved to dismiss charge numbe1 two In that chat&'<' seabury a.Uepd the mayor Rceepted1 $26 000 1n aecmltles from J A Blato and Company brokers a.nereu to have betn tnteresred In taxicab company securities Clnd thereafter spons01ed taxicab JeglBiatlori desired by tbls concern -- <Continued on Itt THURSDAY l.r.ngl.hs r.oupled r'\adY tu use- THURSDAY SOc APAIR c.ro•n llf'llr Hrnnd-~IZf':!ll GARDEN HOSE rexular $1 OU IHM ll pair I eaiherette Boutte 'I HUHSDAY om~al planatLons or hia omctal acts 132 MEN'S ATHLETIC ---------28 LENGTHS-25 FOOT Our re~rular moval Walker I move that you1 ~xt;ellen~y die.. misl1 char~ mpn~r ()118 ~n lljlP IJ'Qund tha~".it 18 not a proper ChiU'~ •· sa,kl dUkin It v.~ , seneul ln. -tietms aod b not supported by evidence Charge nwnber one of Seal:!ury lj 11) chars;~ wa.a to the effect that th!! mayor f&'iled properly to exe<:utc lli.B SlljiiJili'H- 5 mR IOc 11~111 37C 50 PAIRS LADIES 95c HOUSE SLIPPERS C ~ a prloe ol 50c-Sale, Your choice for- non hrtakable button!!- THURSDAY Relief 3Sc THURSDAY ~al~ pa~ -thret!) GARNER GOING HOME 0 A~K 18-INSJohn N Garner Demoor•tlc nom1 nee for vice prealdent, arri,ed 111 Cindnnatl a.t the Oentrfi.J Union sta.tlGn' this morning at 8 tfi o'ciOt!k Clnchmu.t~ He wa1:1 met by vloe mayor John. H ortdrel and a dele&'atlon or leading Ohio Democrats Gamer whu 111 enroute to his horne ln TeXM left Olncinnatl by plane fr(lm Lunten a..trport at 10 31 A M He will fty to Ban Antonio an::t then moto1 to his home at UvaW~:_'_____..___. Railways Refuse To Reduce Rates Oh» Coal Operatora to Take Rate Complaiata Before SAVE on evel;'ything in Furniture and FlOQr Coverings-NOW-during Elberfelds August Fur· niture Sale~Visit every, floor, see for yourself the• savings-Every article marked in plain sale prices- THURSDJ\Y EVt:NJNO C9J11minion Elberfelds In Pomeroy '" NEW ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY, Thursday ~ FREDERICKH~i~?~s fNND MIRIAM Paj~tmu!f"- 25C A PAIR 161 MEN'S BLUE WORK 14 ~ I ttvn t!.h1s hur1ng ,,.,fori'! lit~vernor Rooaevelt. At erlremeleftln Walke~'' r 1'o\- li\h1~ atturn~v 111. " ... ~ I t'trrtin In1et 11 Park Conu:nlaa1oner WalfAII lllltrlrl\ wllo wa ~< th~ ~~~ ·~ IPIII witneea It the reli\uned bearlnJ. Hh telj.Lunon,y wa., awen over tb.e obJection of Walbl'l toiiDMI. and Com -Slzt ~ from 4 'u 12 years- Sizes Ju~t hk~ the kniJ!'hts of uld waaht diYine a1d befon pine to battle. i\iHnr lamea J -,\'all1er nl Ne'lt! York lB 1hown hue (arrow) as h, •~t ..ild8'd atlrvtcea lilt St Mary s Churtb ID Albany before the reau.ma. Take on New Ltfe leaae ' '*'' r hambray-full j ;rop-s- Drink In ,Much Needed ~ain Huth-wilh ''DR. JIYKLL AND Prlday ·&1'DE'' Showing Today; "The Trial of Vivian Ware .. HtS T~RNE~ ~ ~N G~lUMBUS : Vioit Of Governor Rooae• 1 v•l1 1To Cap1tal Is ' Watched ""!ljfl-1 INTEREST 'Ro•un•!l! 1 ,mti"l Bow To M1ddle We~t To Be Made In Oh1o Satuday 1'.1 1st or them our re.rular 5Qc- arwl Bit TROUSERS 1 nfrd 66 GIRLS PAJAMAS Our regular 5lk! and 8!1! a Troo~;ei'IJ -( uyert f'loUt.'l-Kuhal ( loths and L1n@ns THURSDAY $1 H!i 'All r~llll~~l I On Fir•t Char11e; Decit• ion On Balance To Be Made later nor Pranklln 0 Roo&evelt Cu11.m In previous a.ra:ument had contend ed. some of 8e11rbuvy ~ ch&l l'e" do not hRre ~ lela-J. validity of buck. fence wh.,s.' Both Mayor Walke• ond BeBbur)> tlme this morninM: but t.hc ~1/irioor 'NaA sev~nt.een mtnutc!l flYING Begin• Fint REQUEST•REFUSEp By JAMES L KILOALJ.EN .J~ Starr Correspondent Elxecu'd ve Chamber, Albnn-y N Jrt A~ 18-I,Ni}-Demand that thr. ~ ~riJtB ~ by Samuel Seabur1 ~ qaJ.Pst ~ot: ~mOll ... Walkel bfl "" dl&mlssed WillS made today b:.> ,t.he ~l.f()r s oounsel John J Ourttn aL tn8 rcmovlill h81Lllni berore Q()ver- 1 TO -At thflo- Flana1an Bathin1 Beach Dance Pavilion OF INTERNA'JliONAL NEWS ·~ Curtin Sa;a- AlleJalton• l Have Not Legality Of Idle ~mora THURSDAY $100 THURSDAY I Prayer Defore..the Battle , xtra. reeder- 131 PA1RS BOYS 1 al• t I atltl rs Frei'IJ' In hardwaier- Ro Lu 11 ~ w nl to Clnclllnatl Wcdnes( 1 \ t 11 1 It w Unys business trip M1sH Amelia Young of CincmrmLi ., ts 1 \l~ltor ln towu Wednesday M1s 0 E Outlme tctwmd 1' lll heme In Athellli \II s E J Mlchnel and dnughters •u nt d Mr~ o l and Frn.nces Sml<ln~ dhmt' l guc~l:> tv !lu u l 1 1 tht M1s.<>LS Nudlnt ~]Jt lh Wf'ctmsday with 1!: J Mlchn.el as sundu.v rtluntl t;ll~ ts htl ll ., It M1 uml M1 B V1rgll Roush lllld U. lld MIS u .:3 Pt'J uus ol I 011 II chlld ltn 1elmnrd lu li:U'll r home m l !1.11 tlld M ~ t. m~1~111 :::.!.tu 1tl. Follau:;bt!t:! W Vu 'I'Ueflday aHet Nlded ca.nrp mectlllg at CUtiiiJPf' ~r- 1 d111~ llw ~1\l;lt ~vend doy:; with Sunday I I uh ve und IJt'e nd~ hett.l 1 M1 :.11 d Mrs fh !;:.t:l Cb11k lll"f' M und Mt 0 B Kretnilhl ~:~on moving Uus wee k to Ilk h folm und Mr nud Mrs ao:rmund nu1.r Coo)11DLC filietsbach an1 Fta11k wtU 1cturn I Mr and Mu G I!: ( ulhl~t we 1 ed f om 1oledu Tue3de;y attc1 Athens ~Jslliol"& Tuesday I~PI!ldlng the pns t s~veral days the1e Mr und M1s Ross HUW { UIHI 1 attending the AmerJcnn Legion con doughter s BeLLy and Cu1 1 J ~ ape m ~~ ntlon Sunday with het parents Mr a.nu M 1~s Hllda Ohlinger II~V retuned M1 s W A Swat til at the G11.1den rr om Chillicothe whem she has bceo I Mr MLd Mrs Ma.n ley ClulstJ \ ls lttng Rev and Mrs L o Wet!<!r [ len M()nday mmntng f()t Pmkm s fOJ the past several days burg where hey expect. to mak<' Raymond Harbrccht Ralph Gil theu home mor e Cllf!md Rhodes Arthu,. RotsW1ll Keebaugh or Sumuur WliS r nbau m and Pat Thornton have rc t-'RlUng on 0 E Guthrie recently turned home ane 1 attending the Bob Johnson t:lf Pnrkt>1 s butg wa~ Ame1lcan Leg1()n convention 111 Lh~e guest Fuda y of his ni ece M1 s Toledo Manley Christy ul Our regular Ul< t rHuRsDAYSOc A PAIR Blllll) Flti{Jttllmd Marvin ••• m• Wns hlngtun (IE BRANn- II I \;Jut!('] Hemy ?.ci!Jel • 8-$1.89 BIRD BATHS WHITE DUCK PANTS Our reguhi.r :Iii flO- 1 1 A. "M •nd ldtln& •lie 56 PAIRS MENS AND BOYS WALKER SCORES I ' THURSDAY at , ELBERFELDS 1 PLEA IS MADE FOR l1 W~RE POMEfiOY, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUG.UST 18, 1932 ASKS U DISMISS CHARGES 11ml Fay Nl' u:-.e Me1ga County School Offi c•al j Rec: e: 1vca $7,200 for (apt I mmdt (du tge IIH.J h t-; LJrrJJJy of F'1ce port, 'rtxas, as the} v.;~re found D•etr1buhon Uh1 llte hurnr.UIIt> whtth ~\'.P.pt Suutlu1n Jr xa Satuuluy ntght (apt Geo1ge ren.uned Ill hts ~mtt ll Jt:~taur.lllt and \\tnl~ Pt• >~t111m lOTI.! lht whole p l,tCf> UJMtl, George Accordhl~ to i'i£1n'll e Chupm&.n llllCI mtr.lulf'ul ot M~IMS count.y 11ld h! R family t s1 .qu d JJt )UJ} I sllgtltly cool!!r to- l ight Friday ratr ~li!il"htly cooler In Soothe~> md slightly warml'r ~u Northwf'at pOrtiOn I 1 f dlll. ll ~l!IS I Ill' be"ll f' c t1 r n, llJ!Juw:; !\! ,. ry Moon tl ll um lK.;CLI Cufll J~llll Uu l Vlll G u lUll BiO.ll 1 III JIJJUI re Hu10Jd CLAMS MEETJNr. Ohlo-Plilrlly cloudy Jlo lT'8 l'IIIWS lT8 IN THE DAII Y TRJfiUNBI MAnn·~ jMore Fu~ds-A~~ ~ Sent By State 1 llWI n I F or W1JI Pume1 oy H N Swift. Midd le 1 lJUi l WI Ch!1Dnd 8~1 ac use WE..THER FORECASTSERVICE llY CAalt l f. R 16 ft.F.Nrfl fl~ maU ~.,., U \Ill PRICE THREE CENTS "ZERO HOUR" NEARS IN STRIKE AREA 1 Mlner;;vJII~ Hem y K1 uskamp Langsville OilbeJ t Weeks Pome , oy Bel tha McDade Leta1 L Fal;.s I j Lindsey Lyuns MlddJtpmt W K Sma1l Rocme M ~ EIJ~abe~ t 1 H tt tlulol,el Mteldle poJt M~~obt'l w.n 1 1 I Pd fwm l l I flw J oscJ)h Fl etmu11 Pt.st uf he Alllrllum J... g11 1 111)(1 JL auxlluu v Ul Wtlke~;;v lie \ l I plcWnl a LOmedy pluylut A Hoatloocd Coon at the ~\ilk ;;vlll !.Jt:h >(I vol o.wl!Loruun [ r !Uu} cv1 1h gut 1;1 odock fht ph1~ 1~ u I 1la r wus farce ft n d\ .tlllll u d \ 111 pJesP.nt n nu uiJuJ ul Iunny SllllUtluu Hll the (O!ltlnuuHH ~nlertaln llllll ut thl llll~ Loot • ~lOJ ' j IJ'"' ~~ S! v~;;ra l Wt!ek ~ I he JU!'Y which wt,s <.huwn lhc Jl!IY whed ~~ol th1 liegmumg ol I ---- FULL LEASED VOL VI- NO 273 I I til e pJe~;u1" l rt 1 OJ cuwt l!; Ill< I lollows Rli.J}Jh Lee Rocme Dnu~lw;. Giu h:l.!u I l f{is~ h; Ill! ~lick llS :'1. wh1sll(' J11 1 Ponn Huam THtl an uwlu! nuL Howard Wel h Pnu 1ck K ell ('J a ll~.:kcl lllu At chk Al111JS B11n1 mllm Shd 11 IH 01 • lo h tit Hl ancll~ PtJnJr Ro~eiJud H. t~i lltr i lllllll lt l~<: ol~t: c Sl1 lc~ h tudi Pfi11l M1tl1~k u Bulfl ('~ (k fodr l l JuilliS(Jn LuJ I ~ !Ill u 1 1~ lH Kl I (l! u1 ~lu U1U • READERS' NOTlCI!: - 'U you want the Newa Office of The Dall1 Tribune, call 236-L; if the Bu.ob>eu Office aok for 202-R. I • mon the gru.nd JUlY to ltiJJWlll he1e I MC1ula} Au~;usL 2'~ u.~ 1:1 ()~I lt: k A M The ~tc:..nd"--JlH) IVJIJ CO!l'-Ule Ql Utut tim~ tu cou~lde1 several Cabeli whkh lmve accmuul:.l\l;!d dUlllllf lll Legwnnaires Of Wilkesville To Present Pia) let !nc lu~l 15TH " ' She1!ff A 0 Tracy 111i.S becu ur I c e ed by u veyure lst~ucd Jrom tne I Cit It Jf coml& "ttUce hCJ e tu sum 1 ___ -. Escape Hurricane Death em-1 I .-o C O L U~B 1JS 0 ' Crand J urora to be A .. bled at 9 O'clock Next Monday Mormng morning while the dey, was still 1 Kllsu:ninll on Wle lfl&BI> M1 Oliver lnduatrial Claim tegan cuu.lnli: t.he grll.ss In front of hill houSt and as he ww. w:e(l .u a I A suit was tlted in the commor. dull sickle h~ mad~ St'veral hun led pleaa court here Tuetlda) by The Wide sweeps With th e "11.1 den t.ool McArthur Savings and Loan Com sudden!}' he f~H s. sharp pcnet~a.t· pany VI Elmer 8 Btet le and Snrall mg Jlldn and ctlscovuca the Jndex E Beegle aaklniJ to1 a foreclosure lmger ol 111.4 lcfL hand had come In n Ill the aHeaauoru~ of the plaintlff COl llUCt W!lh tht lihQI p f>l.ndt! rhe that on September 13 Ul38 th c :;Jckle hud Of.cn skJJ!!ulJ} sharpened 1um of *13 000 WIUI loaned to tht loy Lh< IIJJ)!r(;ULl. I~C lldKhhur detendantli belnir an ru>.tlmated ,_ v1lue of lSD flhares or Its ca.pltt~.l 5tqck To Insure the payment a nlOt'taa&e deed on certain 1eal eH tate ln Pome~;Qy wa.s Q:lven Uu: plalntur and now the defendant prays the court to allow a judgment foteelo&e tht! mortgage and force the sale of real estate the proooed,o; to 11'0 towan:l the clllims Anoth.e s uit was flied Wedni."Sdny plornlnr: by Cora Wilkinson vs The lndlltitrlal Commission uf OllhJ I asking that she be allowed to pur Uclpate In the State lnsumnc. Funds The plaJntl~ s petition Etl\les 1 ~hnt her husband CharleH W1lk ln 16011 died December 20 1929 as ll I~Kult of being overcome by pobsun ous gaf;l;!s generated by the explos ion of po "der in his workilliJ plac(' 11n the Phoenix C()al Company~ ~lne ln Meigs county where he was ~mployed The plalntl!r asset t.s tha this action ls being t.aken on an lid verse 01 der ot the commission whij;:n dlsalhlwed her from pnrtJCI paiJon In the trmu-unce funds July 12 She 1111ks thnt the case Ot hl!at a ~fme u. j11ry alul her rlgh \.8 bl: 11 ~IGH ST 1 WMncsda.y 1-eLumed H OHIO 8TAT~ MUS EU Y •wl ' • I .. As lone Eagle Soared Again /~ERIOUSTROUBlE UMD~T SUflE rm.l~W 1 n Bv Strtkera lnta Workin1 Area Of lllinoio Coal F1elda PLANS ARE MADE By Workera And Author· tliea, To Re1111 II!· Commg Strtken - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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