http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e6f20baccb0ff44de818bc6f4fe1e36d.pdf 6f6d458e9bb1c25de8ae5b242d2e22ac PDF Text Text • I I • - , , ... 4)1 ~H I O Mees Rules Money Belongs Tb K a r r 8USIN£SS IS TR~NSACHO ~y Bdlo, C~MMISS IaN E~ S $380? WH() TH£ HECK HAS GOT THAT MUCH KALE If SH~niN~ WITH • ' • ,___ Jury Fi.nd11 Colored Man Had Delima On The milton J.pl)eared In the t.:ourt of Maym J E Ha.rl.eY -., tO A verclict of 11UiltY of shooUnq wlUl Intent to wound was retmned by a Jury In the cammon pleas coutt hlf'r~ Tuellday afternoou a"1Unst " Ciflrence Quail~ ,. - Fe Iii l ~ ..I "1I l • l ..,l 1'( t:OIOJOO tn\oxicstmg Hquor lWd 4Ji.v~ InA a motor vehlole while in toxl<:tl ted ';t'he tourt fotqJ.d Edwards guilty On 1atb" ot the tour count.s and hen -be aan Ule prooess of' callii)J 01,1t 1 I ' Qf Mid· UleJ)Ol't Qualls had been Indicted on two count& that (I! !!hooting wtttl In U!nt to kill and to wo md bul Crt m t he evi~nce lntrcxtuced 1n th"' case a 'Verdict ot rutlt.y was returned on lhe latter count. Quail~; wtw convicted of havtmt Mot at officers WilHam Robf>on and Dona Tracy when they wEnt to the Qualls brother~:~ home iu lower M:kfdrtport to arre!lt a broth L! l Mn.'il! Qualls '!bey disoowet«< that Mose Quo.Us nqrt JaH 1npn pleas llOUri on a bond t'lr his "pearo.nce there for sen te ncil:i' The CMe ot the State of Ohio vs c:l'jl.rl Duckv.ot thl blolcted on a. cbttf11e of nssau ~ ancl battet y on the persoo of William Matth,wson was begub ln tile court Wednesday 1\.tatthewson cl4tm.H DuckwotLh a.!l~ aaulted him when he went to t he twme of ,Adam Lallance in evracur>e to make an arrest _ .... _ - - - 8~ R~ HW~R~IEO HIGHWAYS -- I Bf fARM STRIKL range "Seahnc Down" Proeeoo / ON MORTGAGES Of Farms; Says D1atre!l Too Great For Local Relief Meaaureo t1' By WD..LIAM K HUTCHlNSOU rCopy!liht 1932 By lntematiou'll News ijenft'eBolse Idaho ' Sept 8-lN&~ply concerned mer the f,ml strike movEtment ln the grain belt Senttt.o~ William E Borah CR.l ot Tdaho today appealed to the bus neH I~ad~rn of tbe nation to arrsuge a BCallns down or f111m mortga" 1!1) as the ftt'St' step toward reatot-::L t~ of asricultural proaperlt.y In an exclushe Jn~rvlew with Intern&tlonal News Be vlce Borah declared he IJ.Q.W UO chance of mid "he ninth annutd Burnside re lnl(. 1 was h eld. Sur day a the horne or Mr~ Emma. H Burnside a t Ft Plensnnt An app1C.J) nte prcgrnm wu.s pre~~entA:d ,o tbe large c1owd and a most f' njoyaule thut w " held Music was prescnie!.l rnlt'r lhe duectlon of Ml'll F'lorence Arnett tcllowed by t he h vocat11"1 by M I A Burnside or Madison W Va 1 A ptcgram of silence In memory tl the dece~u;ed ne IlL o ll family wtt~ thN held frl lowed l)l' rc~pcnses f1tm each ramll repre~ "nled f < m n c! Joseph Burnrdde e.r.d his twin ~btu Mrs Lucmd a n~ n d~: McGuffin and a wed.dl06f ring c1 thu great lfl'llndmother' or Mu, Ht!en Aldr ge bear ing tht' d 1 t 1<1-:i5 wi!!re dl'"phlyed thE- nev meeting wlU b., held ut tw hr mt <:1 M A numsldc Yqd Iron W va on lhe SundRY be fore Ln. bor day 1933 fhct:e who att"'nded the reuuir11 fr<lm Middlei>ort and Masoh Olt)' I wa~t~m farmers gaining any per manent unprovetn..f:nt bY their strike He said their dl.stte!iS wii.S too great to be solvf!d by lo~l teUef mea11ur ••Borah challenged both 1-. esl<lcnt Hoovt-t und Fianklln D ROQ.!Ievelt rtval preHidenUA.l candidateB to an· nount:e r. "OJrie m~::asul136 for the re· lid o! a grtculture By lmpUca I len he declared the Republican and Democmtl· platforms were un acr.eptable to farme s bJ U\e ~•t Borah Ck!Clared the pijcll~ of all"i· cQlture could be re~cUed only \.V PQ.uitable settlement of the triOn· tePara.tlona debt tartff Merchants Should Wat~b Their S t e ' ~;]:";:;~:lbe~ Cbllds Dcil:uthy ct,.llds Mr a nd Mrs Leo Ohllds und VII-gmt~ Chllda or Middlepo rt and Ml'!l L c Flu bee Flo1-ence Mcoumn and MuJienc Furbee or MaBon C~ly Needs , ' ' JiQY~ ,WOOl. LONG :I:ROUSERS Plain and fancy, Just th e $}85 kmd for seho11l BOYS WOOL KNICKERS Elastie and l'Jain 97e bottoms BOYS WASHABLE LO~ TROtiS£RS Dark patterns, !l'la..<ii1c on nde at watstband ANNOUNCE WEDDING Word bas been received here fa'Om Columbua or the recent. marrialt of Ylaa Kathedoe Hood daulh~r of the late )(r and Mrl James Hood to Bernard Allhworth 80ll of Mr and Mrs Homer A8h worth ot the Athens road at .Portamouth Both art .raduates of Po>oltl roy hi&h school B0¥'5 LINFJ\1 KNIGKJRS Plain and p!!\lcl patte1 ns sizes 6 to 1~ ! ' ' . ' S1zes 8 to 14lk ., Plain and fancy, alZeS • 7V~ to lOVt Senator Robert Bulkley Mre saturday Aeptember 11 wiD dell.er a a~h ln (rgpt of oourt house BO.YS BELTS ' All leather, pliim anrl fancy S1zes 24 to 3() BOYS, SCHOOL TIES Kmtted, Se1'V1ceable, Fancy pattetn£ ' 38c · 17c BOYS "BOY BLUE:" BLOUSES 59c fi4r ''l17"' BOYS "Bb..Y, BtUE" SHIRTS Broadcloth, plain and fancy BQYS SPQRt HOSE SENATOaBULKLEY ~ 79'"""' "tl:! _ ~iHJ Plain anri fancy patteon• A gtJod buy 39c 8,0VS LONG TROUSERS 1 Lot fot School POYS SCHOQL CAPS Leath~r Sweat Bands rubber visor 79c BOY~ SCtiOOL SWEATI;:R$, Sleeveless 01 Sleeves \'lith $ •. od apil<$145 . New Jatl qot..lal r.r.B4»YI Juat tn. ' · Prl~• Lowet Tbla Seasoat 8iifiT-FAD MISI\E& I oneloi1 sept '1 - INS - When the Prince of Wal5 doni aome new artlole of clotblns, It lla\mllp becomes U\8 fuhlon otemflht But for the first u ne he failed When the appeared • I 01'. . . . . ot a new f&ah1on dubera eeni out. ordere dreda of auch shtrta au• to far not one hsa -~----..;. ZIPPELIN &ET1IKN8 Friedrlcllaharen, CJenna.ny Sept 1 - 1MB-The orat Zeppelin returned t.o lbt: home ban.pr here tcday alter another of lta "'""'•' I buoo Bl'ILIU I trans--Atlan*IC ftl&bts to Pernaf\l· xtremc Northeafl c r~:~usl ng sli&ht.ly .,..rmE'r portion tonlilh t cloudlneAA ant! Turpin .. . world At Colorful Capttal Pageant tMILITANT DRYS ~ fiCHT fiR iP~RTY CANOl I 1 warmf>r I j II I CEN'~'S ~,. : f~RME~~ UfPEN~ ~: ~N G~VERN~~S 1~ fU~NI~H R[ ll -Final Battle On Thia sue Openpd TodaJ rf oiJ. Waohin,ton J I :~:.~;. o;;howers P'rlday nigh t 1 PR~PI~[S C~ANG[ I Idaho s~nator Would Ar- 1 PREA€H£RS ~ '""' ¥'• L ~ Cblld> Cllr.ll" CI""N< ·s"IGN .. ENTS n• Jd• >!Brit l\ICOUI!In Mr and ""' J;4 ft ~ M MrJ 0eor81 QhJJds Wt.Jh11, t' Ohl o--- Fll lr t FORECAST~ h11CE- THREE ,~., "'""'"""' homes ot Rich.""'''' and BURN SID E REUNION As they rounded a t urn In HELD LAST SUNDAY Cllirenoe th1\ path near a lloa pen alJ"ut 180 reeL from the Cla.nnce Qualls nome a Rhot iun 'Vii'/S dlscharged ln their direction th shot peppe-rmg o. small apple tree dlrt ctly behind them The otncers ran to the pll\te when the 11hot hlld come and round ~~nee Just Inside the door of biB )l$le with t.tii ahotcun biOken down an empty llhell nearby und 0 looded one In tbe preech A revolvct was on the floor a~ also a sallon of alleged whiskey The omcers placed Clarence un der ll.ttl!ftt taklnll' him to the Mldrtle WEATHER ftEADERS' NOTICE - I! you want the News Office of The Dall7 Tr1bune, eall 236 L, If the Buslneu Office ask for 202-R. lladfield nedto""' IJ the QuallS was relell&ed from t.he com ---· l.he JaU mea:Ll po&&e61Jion or the tlne~ oli e¥b ctlarle un.Lll puor Edwards ~d swam $5 and costs for hl~lCle&.Llou lill.ld the Mayor .. tM~ atld cost.<l for Hmugglbla tiOO and cosla for driving a motor vel'llcle whtle unde r the ln ftuence or alcohol and 1200 for possesslo'n ol liquGr "' The tine and cosu; amount to about S380 It Wtt~ salg and EdwaHis wlll stand commit tetl to the count.)' jall wltll fine and c0f;t6 are paid He wn s b10ught to the cuunty jail Tuesday night Aller~IJ Small Appropriatoono Are Made On Several Projecto c&Lion llmll(f811ng Jlquol'8 into Brother Of Qualls Wao ooucht II iiil ON at MiddleJ}(lrt 'l'uesdJiy ev$1 108 fadng chlll'le& of intoJit• I nctdenl Oec:urred When c • - friend WHEN HE FIRED 1~ U 1St JU ., I rt Lac,k Of Money Preventa BcJrd From Startinc l~nprovementa Ectwards b probably thlnkb:).l{ the .same Lhlnll 'iVIth reverse Englll;h 11.1 lte nteds the Officen :Fiaating culinary P a rt Bribery Deal, A-.:ded to PlaoatUf ~- ! ~A friend ln aeed ia a friend indeed tba.t. 1 prob,. ably who.t Wll ll a~om Edw-.rda Lbought when he wunJed. llquor mto Mlddleport la.il to st:! Yeral trlend11 lncarterated Lhere on cnaraes of lntcui:D· Uon Labor D&y And now INTfNT'Tfl WDUNO STAlL Hl""'l r-r - I WIDESPLIT '1., Dry Ranb -Over 1 END OF TROUBLE s..n ,\, Order Slow I •en, One Faetion eo Neutral Stand lt P uerhng Itself In Str1ke Area All Hoghw.;,;.1ave I In Iowa Are Free Of L Blockadeo p TRUCE A:RRANGEDi' For All Other Poil)l{j Goverl\ora To Meet Tomorrow �\ ' ' ... ., ' "';" ) I ' lc ;, ) 415;., f,U~.PAJ~\U,!U ·NJ ·1 < ,.. ' (& , • ~ £¢ I ' ·Pleture of..• Do,.lt..,.l Man I .,,., Ul ;: L£2 « l • illf""'4 111 a11. - ,,u, 1o M .xr. 110 . . . ID·1P . . . "": l"l ~~ . IIIA...w;.AL wv.,'Jffli'G ' Ch1cqo, I M'n. A. f- llo!pdoJ. • .,_ Oh~ J?Po:to • l~~t:bool. _\ ,_ __ Za.ntavllle to vtllt relaUvM Bt;ott . re~ Y£ll~W J~CKHS £ AfT[ R IMPR~ betOrt In< hi:; motber Mn. Jonq returntd iD HW\tlPcf.oo Bun- -•a$ IIc::::: H I WHAT ABOUT IT? HAT ARE the people of th is country J:Oing to do j about corlditioms'! Will they continue to allow thej politicians of the nation to run rampant in levymg tribute againftt them and in collecting the last cent m order to 1 kee p up thefr orgy of spending? Or will they call a... halt and bring this useJess, criminal, wasteful ~ystem to an end a'nd install. insiead a method whet·eL>.v public husi~ ne!'ls will be operated as are privilte affail·s? ('}n the an~wer to these questiong, rests the future of our citizens. A summary of figures on the que~bon of tax att#.HJ is appalling when one st\Jps long enough tn con· sider them. For instance: In the hu~t 20 years, the l!mount nt b!,.,'<es paid into the United' StateiS Government hus i~ ­ . .. creas(ld from less than one billion to more thun four an-.1 ' IJII C half billions of dollars. · Think of such an enormous ir~creal'!e 1n ~xper)(llturcs, ICam~;: ~a.,= a~:~a~ ~,e!·~~erdman &nd atmJiyy for whcr~ has the money gonf.!? Where have the improve· _ with her mOt.het Mrs. Libby Tt\Omp KB.thllol'1ne McDermitt wa11 vlsl~1 11on WhD ts Ill w1th asthma m t'•ut s IJe e n ffifl, d e w h'IC J1 WI'II s h ow a ne 1 wo rth to tl IH t exlng Mrs. Mabel McCulloch Wectncs· Last BWlday 66 frleQds and •·e la-~ Mrs Allee Vlats spent the past ~a"Y tent'! • In 1929, feqeral, state and local expenses wer(•i twe& aathered at the home or Mr. week ~lth her aon Saul Wollellbar· -- - 34 7 I , and Mra. Jamet Lemley, to }lelp &er and fanJJ,lY at Vlnton D.n4-b. p~r cent arger than m lOOt .Nearly th1·ee and one Mrs Lemley celebrate her ~nd 1 Leslie Ciin 1s m with tYP.lJ.eld ~w.~e 10 · rever at the home ot hla ft~tbel'·lnhalf t1m es ' more in a. period of less than two decades. In I b1111rtb ddaY hEaeoodb ' " "' t blnUy ~k bruit .. M~ t 8 day :.chool I 1e w1t I · · · · 8 11 "" ca · 16 ·11aw J&mee Jenkins · The a.tt.endance a Ufl I lh a t t1me the national Income wa s mcreaHecl bLjt l ·IS p e r Lemley rea:lved several loveiv gifts. Mr and ¥r& BQiter aearts ~~ond 8 nday was one hundred and 1 cent or the increase in expenses excCeded tfle incr~~se in Mrs Anna Wait of New Martll:.o- 1Mr and Mri. Harold Wheaton were ·e:hteen j vUle arrived l!tre I Pr•c:lay to v!Btt • l!unda.y auelt& or M ~ nd Mrs Later Thompson · 1 Mt Pred sa laries And income by 200 per cent. In the S4lrne time her 11itfter Mre. llo~ Lemley ITaylor r. an s. nd 1 &.fll ~ittne Mr and MfB.l ~he population increased only 26 per cflnt. Tqls was ~ ~~ ·~~~~ Wi8'it . ~ ----"' _ _. b',t'~ 'l'JlompiiOn. .r , had teen her a14tei.~~ paat Hi ?• .r,. · ' d Mrs H o Carder and The1e figure• merely •how that our expenditures ,.vanteon y"'"' lil;.bJ( ;..r'"'"" f'~Ory !f,mtl ":.re 0 .;.,d~y oueata of Mr. m~de by .politicians who were i!!_ nearly C!ltitls, feath· !a"JoJ~11Jt 1 :~t&em. ~ Uy for •..tr and Mn M.lloon Lewla and ' and ~n: E. C. ~bO baa been ermg thelr own nests , have increased moJ•e than twice as Mr. and !4rf."b!erett t>al·..t of two children of Huntln,Wn· were Wlllla~ :J Rifflents Mr · and Mrs ! vlaltlnt; •. 1:1 pare • I a !:it as h ll~<~ our income and more than 10 tim eli jlS fast as ~qI0 ••,.. llofld Mf, ~ nd Mr1· Carl the 0 unda Y 1ueato 01 8 · H · l'AI'!Nell " E ~ · ffle h'as returntd to _.,..DOl, , .. rden ol Oleveta.nd are vi&Utngland family. 1 · · · J.l nter our population. What possible argument can convinc~ any Mr. a.nd Mrs. llenry tiood anij. Mrs La.wrtoce Whtttlnaton o" collltrl umtlue ':"here ~~~ta 00 e 0 sane man thut ~uch conditiOn!> should be allowed to exist '1 Elizabeth H~ .ilJ vllltlni friendll and J;ela~vea neM th~ b,ll termd ~ ' Mrs James ThOmpson Is Ill with HJe.kory ClJaPI'l. . Mf· an M re. Oer '~ld Hanttng '~ What shall we do ubout it'! If this condition is al- a11thma 'I ¥r anti Mrs. Minor Stevens and a~ dau1h~r of t..on..~on, bav~ ~ 1 d t · · . . l "Rev, Chatles Moore of Coalton baby were vlaltlns Mr and ),ln. vlilt1ng Mrs. Kardlnl!i 8 paren · · uwe o contmue cv~n but a ~hurt t1mc, tt Will be but b &Rent Satu~ay wlth oeorge Cre-1 George Bla:,ot.on Sunday. aqd Jltn;. Jamel "Jt, ~tewart. ~hOJ'ter time still that nll pr1vate property will eventually meens aud wife I Mrs. stella Markley and cla.uli):hler apd ~"'· J~ W. Jf,lce ana ,, . . Mts. Josephine Far:-!:; of Jackson EmUY and Mn. Lillian )IcC·~ rlne were. ~Up~ OJl ¥r · and b e~o mc Uw :st<,te s IJfO}!erty because no one Will be m PO· Ui ' v151t:n 1 . a_rew days with Mr11. cf P1tt.lburlh ~ere cam'n&' on i. ' omb Eaae Sunday dter· s ition to carry on under th e outrageous unreasonable Dallas Ralpll Blanche McCulloc:h and f&lPilt " • 1 oom: . ''"'· •to Poplar .Ridge J I I , . ' Mr and Mrs. Lonle .dlatkburn loou.l under winch we ull ure !ibtggenng at preHent. and children who have bee,n vlslt· Wh en we -analyze figures Jikc these it is nOt hard to lng the latter's parents, Mr. and Mr&. Oeorge Lemley. returned to undcl'l'tafld why there is MO much unrest -and fiiO mnny tllelr h()me at Akron Sunday lni}V~tl fathered w1th re"olution as their ultimate goHI. If - - -- !teaaon. I - I a l I wor:!t, Ired I , I Boat fs C • F "day ,smr. 1 these qualities. · both seem ------------ MAGGIE, W. VA. • • - . • I I Fay... LIVrR c;. BILE - wIJHQUJ' CALOMEL' -- I I 1 I f I I I I ' i I ._,t- I I -.:k.'V!: ._ l ! • ...u:- -f~ I Wo1l~JYw~· ' . .f ' • • (Jir Smic.e i • • Object of Captain von Gron~ll'a Fllrht AroiiJid tho Gl~be Is lo Make !lutYey o! Arctic Route, Lil\ldnr..Gel'lJWU' and ·North America wi!h the Orient. ~~~~~ ~~· $2.00 CLEVELAND WAKE- UP YOUR or ' range- ·- - I SY•anson on which to make t• I screen reaturr entitled "Stage •· BIBnt ANNOUNCEMENT _ 1 attuC'k" all scenes belnc t&ken , M• . BJld t.Crs. Guy Wartin oi l Bb(lll'd the Water Queen at New (Cont-Inued Prom PaK~ One • I 1 ] Bradbury announce \he birth of a , Mllttmsvllle, W. Va . ~ ccntlnental ta'&in ftiaht and ·bri('f ' daughter, bom Wednesday after- · Clil.p,aln Roy l Hyo.\t baa k88Cm-jstayover at the NeYttdn divorce I noon Med a aetlnR cast of real merit nod meoea .__. y 'D J n.. 1 •-' • 1 - -ptrtormanccs are given under the ''I'll, atay with dad 01 San•·· 1 . . . oa _,viii e .ueu ID I f ... ..L_ M . • D--1-• G I FAIRBANKS BITES HERE peH::-.a•a direction o Bruee Pin- Monica. tot two weeks-maybe a.r orililll ...... to 0 1 Punt:ral services fo - Dr. Ellta.J:N:::th : 1 0 well known ln.. P.&Stem thea· more or lesa-.then r@turn to Rud3•" u,... r.a- 1.1111 .u ...t u. wurW 1 1 cuJs as dh>tctot. author and ac· ahe promllll!!d. 1 ..,.. ..., ..,"Pall..., • 1M <lf alt.. Cheatham Palrbanks ()f Pelee 1s I land, Ontario Canad8. w • t::.J PI C.Illlllt'nt ln the ac:ing cast "It was all just a. chUdish quar- 1 ~1ialiw.~:at&neudyc:.-ehntn& ducted from the VanD~yn r.e1S~d~~~~ I:U e Arthur tmd Ma~ Newma(), ,Wm, rel-It 'WU foolish qf me to think of ==--=~~~&a4~~.::.etd.di ' ' 'on Bout~ Thlr<l Avenue rl.ursday ~..,;iy E:ma F01·d, Ch~te_f fteAtbher.,~vonlt. It's the8e little thlnp tb9t rw ~·• 11a lt. TJwaoa.~y man th at 3 o'cl ..... k wt ' ~ .. n-., T T emlck, Ida M yno ,ld.s p:uW jnto, trouble-"l'm tempera. _ •t llft.ernoon l ..... • w• ......,, a11 [1 om Burns •AL so 1 R dy w • .- • ~-.-.t f(IJ'nlltdo-~' snow ftun'J , Boyd Oay oftlclat1ng. Interment · ' I men... s u · e were home hllllll III.)'VIIrtinr. tllwld PIIIK 011t two:. he crinned waa made In the Hill cemetery 1 Tbe (>lay "The ROSf:l to HRppl· 1 topther In New Yor .. nn "'" ~ ' poudl olllquki. biJeiDto )'OIIr ~ dailr. l wit.. th' r.harge or Rawlings n ness· If> a four-act rural comedy. •l&ht. We &Creed to dJ!aCree. No& • lll.hltl:lh "r'n. ~ fr'Hi7, 7owlood 1 ~· 1 Dr Palrbanks ante drama between the acts or which·• harsh word spoken. r..•• 1 =-~.r:-- t ~1 r I M:-a; . Em •, ce ot the late full !me of slngina:. daneing, must· want a divorne, bpt told me to do IJ.'I ltddl, biiMI ~ J'OIIl blw\b '- "-'ul . . ~ Rlli~g hemaalthva,oDuythn. ~as been In c),J a nd no\e1ty :;pec}altJes wLU be J· wllhed. Hr )eft ror At.l&Dtlc L.'itv ~ --... - , , . -.... till•lemllb&,YYGW'~ 1 or e past several g.1vr.n ' ute next motnine: knowing •n·' 1 7ou. u wt.. ourw .. ean ~Ath d ~ -· "" .,.._ • )IOIIoDM Y , .......,. was ~ to henrt The Middleport f'lr.e l)tpart.m~nt '""s rolnJ~:-West." It ..._ u.... leod. elll CARTER'S 1 diE!!a&e. The body was brouaht 'Q1U share m the proceeds 01 tiM! At Reno, she said, "I called b1m 1 LITI'LE UVER Pru.8 to eet cb- two ' pd kn•• : here Thursday from Pelee 18Iand, IJ.el fo1 monee Tidtel.ti. ttu1.y bP pUt· up at II o"clock •· Her 'Phone eon· ~~~~~4 ..~~~:;a~ iu.de his ,•where death occurred. chMed In advance 'rrom the t'lre- I versu.don, h()~'t!Ver, was a ..ecret, 1 ......._ ......-.~ •uuu. UJUWC ' thiS Casbal1 , 01 nl lhe show boot box oft'Joo she said ...._lt•-taJDalilqU.WltSow,.., , ~p~ed 1 AugwW White wai!J in of the perfoa·mauce. The "Rudy," ~She enthwed '1s n rt!nl 1 ,"f!!r~"-11:1-lrCIIftB'• 1Thunday on buslneAA ' Is CO!#IItllv ltlVItlt'ct to visit artist and hft prefers ndio wot k " 1ua:a. ~ u.orr.!~~ l I lt,f" ahe 1 M~~-s. Robert Thomas boll.t ctul'ing tbe da!'. The question a.sksd lu~r-"wlll IIIIMdt.., u.u.a~--. 01•1 IJ. ~c. drawl. ' .i ' ' DON'T drlv~ on thin-; rlallY~ ~ ·~ ,. ---=:::=:.:f:·:::.,=:~,:f-~~=;~~=;:;;== • - have II Pearl Park 8t. RUBaeU; 9th, auspices of the :Wddle· l "my:r.' woman" he- had ld Itan· i tlves st. Blde., Bld.r.. 'I1mothy Taylor "'~~'t. under Fire Department Mr• here and Mr~" Oshel Martm and 1 1Qym and Domestic Bele ·oqan· v1A-· the t ' pres~IDting aaa 01 Y newspaper men t.o that hls Oeo e Le nee ..._.,, our·act. com~-drama, l'Tqe brother had ·&upported In 8 san!· [daughter and Miss Anna Bass 1 Oera Wla. Road to Happinesa l$& .. ~dtn because of her "de 1 ~· I I I.IID:,_.,.. \1:. .,. AKRON o• SEPT. 1()..11 ! SATURDt\Y -!HJNDAl'l l,v. WJUiamsLown 9·27 P M. !Sept. lB.) Returnlna: Lv1Cieveland 'l 00 P m. Sept 11. Lv Akron a 10 p. m. Sept. 11 Spend Sunda-y, Sept. 11, In Ohklll Intudtln1 dUes-many . . palnt.l!i of lntere3t to see atJd numerous forms ot entertainment. ;~tee:~~~~~::~~~: ball. Cle"eland Indians v•. N-· • "'" York Yankees, with BABE RL""nn. the Home Run King, Itt" action. · At AKron-See World's laqreat Hangar and great Navy Dirigible under constructiOn c0 rtee, Sandwlchf'll Relrfth' menl8 .enfld. 'broqh Tnln. l'\t"ture 1'&11 Ucluob In adovanee •o ln:.ure JUcomodatlonN. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. ! ____ _ ' Thut'Sday evmlng, e schOplB of ~lnso~ District Mr. and M.ti. Pranii.Un Dooilttr~ ~{!. Sept. 12 , 1 and chlldren ·add· Mrs. ~t. R. t.ew~ 'lllxie Hua\lerll 4· H O!ub met 1rctumed home from l.t.cubcnYUle a · home of t.ir and Mn. Charles Sunday wber~ they had 'bun · vilit· E tot · lalt Tuesday. Clermar.'\1I Planning T = !n ·uant off1cler. • r:· , "'t' I THE CHAPLINS HE COUNTRY nnd world in general, iM little interested 1 in Hverage di;;~putes of the adurM, lhey being nothing more nor l cs~ than just more family quanels, among thllt duHs whose ch1ef ambition"'seem!>i to Mee how often th ey cnn be married and divorced and to find ju~t how man.v differ ent people they can live wit}J. legally In the s hurt et~t !:I pace .of time. Howe\·e r, this late!'t argument of the Chaplins is A trifl<· diff erent and thn~e who give it anY thought at all, will thiH time probably Bide with the irrepres~ible Charlie i l l h is battl e to keep h1:-. sons out of film life. J S ure ly , fn) m all appearances and the hi1:.4tory of the JHI!oil , 1\•w th1ng H mn1e hannful , could come to t..ftildren of I tend er age, t han tn b e thrown h eadlong mlo a life mixed I with the acton; and aclresse.i'! whose al)Ode i!:! ~:c~erally I recogmzed as Hollywood. For that rcll.son, Chitrlie wHJ I probably n• cetve m11ch upplause !rum the ('OUutry's citi·l zenship for hiH e ffortH tn ~pare hi>! Hon~ !l.Uch u life . His. argument tuo, i~ well taken ina:-~much as they h"vc plenty of thiN world'~ gonds thut thl'Y muy be educated and follow any llpc of work they chomw after they have becom{· I un age which will allow them to think anti judu-e f ol' ]l,y oocl Sept I-IN8-A HUbi>Qrd t~~.: . B0 ra h I Pt Ptea'"s..nt Saturtl&}'. Mr and Mn Byrw ~ and wu or Salem Mr! 0 H Fry a.nd two 't s . d Rl 0 ... 8~ 11 Fe-ns un a.y iLl. 0 ra wllh thrlr SlSU'I. Mrs. EmHt Er· win and family I Cllapef "'l" ·~· \ 0 '•b all our nation'" to conllllliC "' WuKhington Jcffersor and Linculn expected it to continue, radical changes mUt>~t be muci c in nnr tuxntum ~~Htcm ancl thmse, lluickl)'. -. position , setllt i;Q1nr ·~reta;e,2~~ ::,::::~=n~~d wl~l~ro':~eri~u~gfe!n:aS:~~~nt" Harold was employed as \\'rum Jt was ~~elected J.ty Olortn I --- ~-- be IUJ't I I ' I - ~- - tm &hopped 111 l~o~UI~h~oind ~~=:~:~:to time assort ~~f.i~~~.,~tf~B~a~tt~y~n~w~a~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~nndd~ I ---- I :by l -- I · Jean Rudy ever chanae hit styli' of for their home U:ondap tven1oa: af· • radio preemtation'l'w •as diamia&ecl w a week end vtlllt wlt.h Yt and wtth tht. whlaper · llr& J p Joachim and fatn.Uy ' Ht doearf't Uk't' the word ·croon'U111a . (Continued. Prom Pill&!! ()n,e} I er' !" led :IIzabeth JO&chlm aecompao• inllat upm her appearance DJ •t I - ' . -th~m 'home for an lD.ct.ellnlte I W(;uld endanler her ~lth 1 and ! I I . Bo·.vlr-llls 1\.un ! La\011 \p, Ky , South Covlnaton. ·lett School Board Has _ . BUSiness Sess'ton , ~ ~~·· lon4 Jut tackle nlcht and f' or, lieu! ' 'S p CTIC [ ~nt trom r'rJda.t ttl~ f'ln&iy , f.8 Da.vl(! Jone& wbo · lla\1 ~ri vi.&lt· rbe pett cf l(:r. and ~~- hOD}f' -..J. Up exoepUOlUI11)' well. Alttadr1 Scveral plaJ• _will be iiYefl. tiVI bofl 10 Ulrolllh their &blft. Yellow Jldr.K 14,Ud thla week and P,la)l , •n4 aom.e ebaf8'1nl thtu 1~PI Korul&r • aeriet ot IICr1m l1te .. vft.enn. b&ctl\eld lboul4~ i mi.IQ •W prob&bb' be held. COII.Ch Zd. Ln'L* il loiu to &ld ll'8at.ly \ au"' bu lndlet.t.ed that aiU\Outh in II.Jllne t.hJ.$. PP left in the cen.· ' bJI \.,a Htlnll \0 l'llvt· been prett)' : ter of t.be line. fA pit.yed • ''"' nearl.JI teledal, net one of the plaJ• 'fRIJ!t8DAY, S!!"''ZMBI!II I, -Mrchlldnm and Mrs R11.:hard t."d and Mls8 Jean Roo.ch Runeb now .. He Flft.h With ton~: ---- ·. of Saltm s)X'nt Burv'lay 11.t Rc~o.CIY, • • a~ t.oda fair football tum from that bunch. aee~m t.o pe.u till! ball between hll to lmpre~~ t.he mentor. lllne~ ~ ~~Pt."': Bem brUilantrUm 4!X(Contin ued Prom ~II:'' Ont>.' vl.t1Llng n>latlves But after lookinl the bo7' ovfl' letS t.o a '-tlll\tSd man wlthoo1t • Tlul first pme. 11 wiUl Che!lhltt, R ebut Ma.ek1n, yo•maest son ol ecutive aDd huaband of Jean Har- thal 1.o:u We muat ratore his , Mr and Mrs P'reu Flsher were , Prlday nlfht, eept.ernber lt. · nest Wr and Mrt.. Prank JOcllLn of ma: lr.et.s here and abroad to restore ncem guests of their brotl1"1', Wednesday ~tna, a det.1ded tm- , much trouble. proyement can be noticed. ~ 1 RUey, who hu atarred ln tbe bact week., and the local 'team wUt'be SUb South Second Avenue, ~h ~ ::~~~~~~mal~ hi! purcha.silll' power 1Clu·e Fcwler and fumily ot Letart. 0 who reported b&ct from lut. year's ft.eld tor the paK t_.o ye.n, 11 aotnc jeeted to a hard PnJII"RDl 01 train- for Columbua t.o enter the st. Char· ' We mw:t settle the Gold problem, j Mr and M11! R L Sanden and ·v squad look. (lOOd In the \larloua • to be a gower oo. Battyn.'s urw Ulll l lna for their n,st. 1ame. 'D'ndoubtect- Jes Collf'l{e to atudy for Pri!lthood known u lin. Pll~ ae;n had lived since tbt:re can be no economic g1~ rdOdDughter Eileen, of Athetlll, R1ley wllltake a tackle poet- \IY the team thould. ~ much bel-Ha',.rv OroM · at tb2 AlcOnquln tel 0 Ne•• Yo rk stability to t.ht world when two woe week end 1\lfBts o1 the forfootball tacttea, while the new onea are Lakinl U up wtth an attitUde Uon thll ytar, U hal been. u.ld, and ter t()ward the'. latter part oJ nut 1 nt T and Aucw:t White until Jan. I. nRLton&-Amerlca and Prance- nurs 8lste• Mrs Senn Edwa.Hli!. th•t bespeak& JJf. llfOd foqtba.ll wlth btl power and weight will bt week, and' many believe that it w111 ~ ~ ue&day In ColumbUII on busHotel ofllciaiA dllciOfled that Bern hold 15 per cent of the rold supply ' H(.l (n Edward~ (It lied at MaHOn 1vlllted her llbout once a year while ' We mus t IIOive the sliver the repar- 1 Ouy. Ttw::duy ~ ~· play~ throuehout. able to tear oppastnc linea \vide op- : oonUnue t.o Improve lll'l It ·.tJa11 done s::. • • A new baeldleld thlft hu been len.~ ,will ~o ~e yellow Jtfk:ets within the P&lf' Wfflk. Mr& Puul Ditmore len. Wednes·lhe wu ~New York 00 bwdnea.a [ lltlonAand the tnternailonal debt 1 M1 and M1~. LawTc~ u.c Strw1rt , Klvbl the boyal wbo are runnlnl ,nuefi mo{t ,lood. ~ that }J081tlon , • ~U Y ror & vb;lt wltll Columbua reta.. trtpa, a that tw1ce a month he problems we must end tariff announce the bi rth nr a wn, S•:t~ ..._.. '" • tbJ!OUih It lite a IOOd ~otra O&me tt li t~tit . 1nd 1iiU be i1¥en a ves and friends llll!!nt checta t.o pay her bills. warA. 1 urday , Sept 3 1 ~a.ckfleld ml&ht be t!qK!Ct'e« 00 tlo. eha~ce tq shOw h18 football wares. 1 ' . .o.frs Ada Hotmrs and :'JOn Oliver ~ wu .~eacribtd as "What ean a few fa~mers In the : Mns Ed LPwis !IS reporLed 6Cl t~ • : __:_ , • • 1 , J;he ends h&'li'e taken thsV. bytr~.. ' a.rdhei. veteran end from· last • ot Che!.hlre spent Thursday with Ia....,.. 32 Y old W:ltb n~tna I araln beU do If 'lo,ooo.ooo people-- l l 11..,Jy Ill Team Tra1n1n1 Hard or uo~,..and. a~e ~a.st becomlJ\a accda-~1ear, 1flU.\hokl down that poa!U.an Mrs Blanche Haskins. treue& and' ~~ .the bOokish 1 fhe unemployed and their depen- 1 Mrs MaY J ohnron or H rtro ll Initial Cont\,et N~~ ~~~grl~ ~;ak ln~p ~Ia~~ : : : t!:t!.~a.:::'tiO~~ntlu~ ~ Mta.'> NBOmi Owens ~ntertalned 11: ~~tehet t.o Hollywood f dl'nts--have lost theiJ· purehulng speut Ihe ~eek end J1en! w~th 1 ~1~ . Week , '. ljlDSBe6 Ocd go down under ' puntAs, qlp el\ape, readY " W iO a(• -~!. ' number of friends at thr Hote1 La New York Indicated that her m!.: power In thia country alone. We attves stOpping the wOuld·be punt returrlef J'U&t whG Battm li 1J0191 to .&eJeet nut Middleport Board of Educa· Fayette ln Marlett.a. Wedneaday en name wq Dorothy MJI!ett mvst put them bAc'k t1) work and Rev at: d Mrs Dennis Foreman _ ~ , , ln hii tn.Qktl 'l'hf'~ Uqemeq ! It"! 'tOr thf ot.arer en~ -Hm.afm a ' tn)re.- Uon held U'leir regular ITlOnthb' l!!l'lenlrlK , honorinc Miaa JostJJhlnt In January abe pve 14\ he," ault.e 1 stttle these grave International 1 oi New Rumley. o. a.Je vWt.I:I!J ' Coach Bl.tt.YRS proteaea,, are beglnntna: to &how ..tp, oomtrjg out tery. •Be hal ma,nl•t but the trou- burlne88 tneetlna' TyesdaY eveni~l Rwsell of Toledo, at the AJaonquin and planned t.o i questtoru> before theA> t.an be any I his father, .E L to'orcman .. ud beglnnJna t.o .abow footbaU 1otlll of thrlr positions wlt.h a 'r~ like ble 00 ~ 1 · when t;bRt material Is In the Bupt'a office. , _ ..- - - _ _ ship her t.runlr.a to kn Franc~ , permanent r?llef for agrleultu -e · 1t. l uf'r relntlves. 1 Leav:lnc the hotel ahe aave ~ 0 after one week that of a herd of st.aml)(!d<l'd bull'alDI broken tn for an end JQitlon. I 0 S:rdHmembers, Cook, Pistu."r, ~.;;~~-i1nrJ;U'eparat10D Neal has been elecr.ed to do the Huntailqer and 'Qflhts abt)uld flU ra • e.ll!WW' and WlllOet, Cler:k ~L.OW l forwudiJ\1 addrela but declared · ~ ------ - - - - - - , ,_ ••••• t®t~U aft&on puntina. that ls, Wltll now, and •the the cuard postttoas with e,ue. Both and Supt. Melvin were pre- tol:'ll she planned tD "apend !klme time · the squad the lad haa been rettln& IQJilfr) lil:ood a.re bunt, from the 1round up you lll!!n · Mr. Piaher presided. l with fr'~nda that I haven't aeen lo \ ... I Bargain Excunion last punts off even this 8arty lla. ' \JW mitbt U.)', and. both have 1\ pair of TM reruJ&t monthly bills were Om.Jl)g .. fl IYeare". r I Taylor Johnaon or Union Spc'llt • season. AJ.Jensworth ~~ l:.ake oare hUa~y shoulden: that will do won· .PUEtd. for J!SYm~nt. , Janltol'l fO.: ---l...J / when Helll')' Bern, the late ea:ee- 1the week end with hilS da,Ugt.ter Round of s half·back ' ders when the time that the heavy I the eomJ.na sehool year were hJred l.ltiYe'a brother .rrlvcd la&t 1 h Mts. John Mourning The ,, were . punl&hment 1a dWled out iiJ, them ,118 fo~lowa: Hlah ~hool, Harold Hub.. T-he Water Queen noat.tng thu.t.re airplane ~~New York h~ ~~ 1 M.r nnd Mrs Van Lewl!l and Trip ·~~~iy~~~~ the !oot~U · tdelUI, I I betrins. Guards sbould be rugaed, •bard • Oeqt.r&l BJdJ., Ed: BpooJler: ~"mes to Mldr:llep(H t , F:taay, Sept. :TUMid lto divul&e !:.he name' of the I' baby ot Marlon, &l'e vlllltlna: r><!la·l TO '1'ibs. .ur.. ~· ..•' the wiU oent.er and 'll.tt. ~..,;_.:!.:::.::.::~~;====;.========= I tUMa aeuon.at.• Rlley takf! tloaltlon a poa&. 1era the .nn bo,. .em t.oDf his Uli.J u they Mn . D 8 PiJ · mer Ia confined. to \I H hu Jalnecl pnetlce, each to do his belt homt> on South Avenue liflh - Khcol, wu tile peat of D. B. WU· D. l """'lol . or nota ter llillllboth Gorby ood D. B. Wtllllu!U. • · J)()nald Bradtotd oC. day to re._e At~ empWymenl caUed on frlendl herl, ~ Mn. 8 . 8 . B&yre and dauahter Mrs Clyde HIUs and _I &Ki_atfer and lira. RaJ Y/llaon and ~n ot of Steubenville, are . pJe~ nl• AntiQuity via1ttd rrtend& here. atives hete ·I; -Mr. and Mn. Rex AckleY and u. lfllll J>fcfunlol ~bo b&• '*Udren ~pent frdm Sa.tqrday till ..,..s a -"' ,._f ~ 1Mpnday at. Athens wtt.b bla mother bt.lq vielVn& at SUu. th:. ~ .• an4 · ci4UJbtfr·ta--w ¥n 1Mn. Ackley. with t~er son. Charlet ~111el BoD or - v t l j e md' "''· llezborl elobort 'out Milo lamtly, "'"'""" l11r. ~ ~ ~Qn T• and ehll- OWb·s Crook& aocompanltd the for· She was accompanied b1 J . r dren ot ru.t Run Were :tjun~y • m,r'' dtPihter ~llo CampbeU to crandda\llht.cr · Mrs. ~ S}lt-luesta or Mr. $.Dd l(n:. ~ ~tg.. N'~ Jacbon 'I"Ue:sday, '!beY re- ter, her husband and bil' Jlleft, bert and famUJ, . · "'rnt'tl hs»ne WPelid!P: but MW Tllelma Wlqel. Mra. .Eppl, ~UIIh MIU Doris :rra t h baa been ~pbell will te&eh icllool here ~ .fiew Haven, spent i¥Wm'&l ~' the 1 ueat qe bet ~t ~ 0Mni R .Uoh. twS )'ear. ilhe'atJended the we~tnr with Mre. McDaniel and her &rd Duet th ret;~ed · io1""iier Ot Harvey.Moqre and BemiC':! War· pam. Mn. Roush wu vial~ tiy b • feoqvflle Tuesda 4c J1U hel' sen, Russell Rounh and amity A~ lin. Quckworlh 'Marpret Clark and Allee Sch .. at Mrs. OiDia McDaniel's. Wed• an1 Apert; D~wortb who wlll viait W9:\'!"wa~r s~nt the week end nesdaMy.and Mrs. Charles w"d'nAr her f€:r a abort time. wiw home folks. r ........ Mr. and Jlrs. JOhn u.v~ ar.d lllllyn JOlll!fl of :J!tttmttn, 1.1 th'T o~d (.hlldren spent the week end at children were 8\Uldly IUe&\8 of, ¥r. r,ueat of JO$PtuJle Duckwort,h Ghatleston. and Ml'll. GeorKe Davil at Rock· Mr and ¥r9 Carle Gordon and _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ sprlnp. son and, lfelen Cowie Qt Galllpoli!S . Anna Blumena'-er came hOme speut tlie week end. "\l.'lt:fl Mr. and 'nl.unday after i - Yls1t With relatl- "ff&. John Cow1t! and family vea In Cleveland. · Frankie Mum,aw wllp Is eraplo)'ed ' JbilmJ Clark apent tlle week end at the 0 H . E. at OaiHP!llla apen\ I M1 .md Ml'f. Owet1 To:vior s~··· ·L In Ma.l.~tt&. · ·' the W[ ~ k oq~. flere • Sunday with Mr and Mrs. r . M. Mrs. ' Oal&y Duckworth who has J Walter Ra.ur ot Groveport was Brewe1. , bem vislllitl .JoMmie Jones a."'ld l.he guest o: WUlla!Jl Diddle aud Wald Mltch 1 ga.vc a waterlll .... 'I family at Ruttmau. 0., returned 1' famUy laat week. on tea.st Saturday night lor u-.;:: l'iclme. ~ · Wrs Jolln T Wllliarru; ~d daugh Epworth league. Tbomaa Scott left Monday tqr ter tilenna. W1)o have been v111tlr.g Mlts~~ Grace Salser spent a. few Turtle Cret~. Pa. , where he will a~ rtlatlves at Columbm retumed da)'s with het &)Ult, Mls. Robe!~ t-e'nd CO~ Ulf.v )'t!Jl.T. . hoine 8tml1ay. ~ • "' Wa.'Ml~:- d Pomeroy, the past W~lo<.. Mrs. Jeqple Y~n ~ gone to Anna Leta Du~wprth enj:.e~in~ Mr. and Mr. T. M. Brenr apen~ .Pqtneroy to ~ be~ home wJth M. her Sunday schOOl class taught sunday evenlna: with Mr. aDd· Mrs. her aqn Oharles \fil~ltm ~ faintly by Mrs. Carl Weese at ber ~ome W· ltolt.er. lndef1Dltely. · Tueada.y ~ven\p1 Coff~. sand.n. ~ - -• ~ h t If nd hlldr 1 I wlchea pickles and cake were &erv· Wald Mitchel ar.d {taul Balle. • ..- ~a... ..,.,.pe aT w e a c et • • rattended the state fa.lr. accompanled by hls brother, Wife ed. · • k r:o~ sh s -•· • and ~ldren ~t Sunday at ·The u .• B Sunday school held Ml'!!. Fran ""'" ~ 1 _uuw•l Huntinltowwlth -\'tULtlves , their annual Picnic Ftldt»' at thP wilh her daughter, Mllr. Clara Mr. apd ~ La.wrepce .Bcllnele I CQIIege bt:Pve. · ~ Sui_Eer. spent l'i1cUIY and Siturda)' wl 11 Mr an'd Mrs. E. J. BcJulsj:ty and Gladys Rn•J Paul Holman tlltd hot !liter Dora C<lbb son James IUid grandde.ughter Jthn Morehead left Frlday far tht'" I Mrs. Cad Ductwotih enterMllned came . home ~unday after 11 weeks t tat.e fair. Pranoei W ~~ ~~M=-==~::::wt~ ~; f&plUJ. 8&muel 1"'''11nk t.D!i llr· Brpwn 'ot' NeJ.:mvllle were the ~ ot' Mrs. IUebard •Duokworth 'Ut)n&.J. Mill Bellet&a BIDe a~U, B. Bin&' aPcr"~tlllJ'l« were 'lM IueN ol Mr. 0111! llq. L. J Jut week. Mrl Ball. d&uahter I RtUadtlpbla, .re~" Plt.~t.Landrwn !D.otruclor In lbc the 1\leetiS of 1he lotuier'1 elit«. tlfp'lt'e I J'red Jgpi~ In(! ., Plttob..,., l(llwa.....,. boetea. O.tntt' C. ..-.uu-. Ra~~lla~:"';:~ ~d~~~'~~.on~r:'!IUl~: re~~' ~-=-· ~ ~~lr. I --~Eli"f41'!"JI •n~ . Kl>s """' '"'""'· ber ~ Kn. R,.elt ~ ~ 'bOWfln:f em~:~ &lld ~ tD ~· dtJh1 ~ · ' •~ v:--a.Ji.· l ! -· (;lnob:ma.U.~ ~ ~bor ~ .._ Tbomu Rood. IJamJ IM~ wetk. irtth V:.. ~ ~ ~ll HOOd went to Oolumb\la Charles E. Bowen, • cadet 1n Mr. and t..:w~ ~ lt¢daY to mtt her mte'r llra. the uotkm of the a.yJat;Snn •bo have bl!im &l1e lOPAta -or blli BYron H:y111U for a abort ttmr.. oorJ)II a~ R&Pdolpb lleld, parmt.a, aDd 8cntJ,my cbei.ler KnJabt of Cheat.el haa t~~nt. par:t of hll va.cat.lOn hen a.t went. t:o RJp)ey 81Junla:y to mtt been hired Co tea~b the OtJlon)' hil home . He le(t TbiJIIday for P.i ..p !IlK ....,. &111111111!' .,.. - - wH.h llra. llarvtJ Jlflter u ~ autatl of rel&llv• _ ~~ - "-"'! ....._ ..... ~~~~. - " ' · Dl'ln ,..."" rar p1JbiCI....,...tl•u ~ GaJ. ~ ~, ~ llt&c,P. ~ _ Mr. IUid ""· ...,.,... C ....... u ~· ....- :;IopL ... ~ •• 1111 .... 0~ •• t , ... --ll>f~oi~J.-.• --~&1¥1 1 \I!!M"'· ~ .._,_ ""' Syrac~ · · "· .11 ~m:.i:~i"iu.=~· ·~,~!::'4'~;~-~~~~ a - 7.. • ' --~- H111we You lltul Your Alrwhld tl•• ilfaollY you ~I dtftlOMtntfoD of ttl... lUper • Rlilel We'll oilltt!ni--by~ , . Fall and Winter. With - tire,...._ · ao low It dOfan't PlY to take ch,ru;ee:' ,· Come ln-llet our Uhfl:al oller for your old tires. We'lll!o ~·~-we can ' ' .. Ito h~t, rou aet thoee thtn, rts!FY ~· ol your cat. We'D mllke a pro~~Q. ' I ' 1to you on the world's 8l'eatest t1fe for aalety, lbll& Ufe a~ ewpoiby-the /"Goodyear Ali~W,ather. l)on't .take ' I ' / chances .on thin, rlskf tires. Come In ~ .;'-see us. ., .,.T' I UA"THE SCOURGE OF GOD" . J, .. ' lite ll<l!""-cu ponroyed by rile ~~""""' pojnter, J:la"""' Dunn , •• inspired 1, IM barbaric """'lty of Asia'• most dreaded plwnc:kTer ••• u efte graas could nol vow where hb hone had P<~ued" ••• 4.13-453 A. D. HNaNr< in •\ •. I thamfle lvea. .. -and raw tobaccos have,,j.lQ _ p lace in cigarettes 1 , ·-, . • ,,,,-.....-.q-..,...,,::..........,.~!.0 ~t''in ... ., ' • . - •- , .. . ... >' battle. · ) J\ llr iti ' h writer 1 ·~Y• !~at the l!o•ton!RIIH who tea party ~-~c)l in C9lonial rl aY• were ~ ~laY~• yteY ar,e r~ttjn~ ready to P~l ' of tri• •j:lf11i!l\~ a~ a ·~t-ofT on t~e tt@. ' I o Luckies· • the-Raw is Seldom Mild" -so . . .•• .the mildest cigarette· you ever smoked l the to have 1 IJ~l one lqea in mind, and that i• t o cre"tc " l~rver Income I for hurself ond from all ropnr\•, •h• i• 11nt in fiq~ncial di str~HS at present by any ~tretch Qf the imillrJinatiun. 1 l;et uo ~ope for the ~·· ••ke and iu order to vive i-. the cnuqtry a chance tll'"liave two more good c\tb.u~• l fH\her tron t~e kinq the aver~ge screen f~vorite i•, lh~t' t~• courts will continue to up)ro.!d Charlie ·Chaplin In his Oil ' -1 - ~ ~}1 ~ r·~-·~ , I 'fhefr mother, in her desire to throw tht•m "crnen r~~~tarclless of th!;! ir own intcreijts, :~eem~ ' W E buy the finest, the very finest tobaccos in aU the world-but \ that does not explain why folks ' everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the . mildqtQglirette, The fact is, we never. . :e_v~rlopk the truth that "Narure in:. I I th~se lipe tohaccbs, aftet' proper aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky·S.trike purifying process, described by the words- "It's toasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such ' mild cigarettes. • ''It's toasted'' n..t ~· !!f mild Luckie• ~·If~ ~ !"rill a bttllr 61Hl, !reath 4 l'fltlr ~""• or lffA'4I a lltnw •OM.rt·"llf Jha, his ntighborJ tho ht 0.1/4hi,tMmiotllt """"· tJw-/d w_i/1 ouM4"'- l"th II his ..... "-RALPH WALDO EMERSON. Does not this explain the world-wide atuptance and approval of lucky Strike? .. • •' ' �\ ' ' ... ., ' "';" ) I ' lc ;, ) 415;., f,U~.PAJ~\U,!U ·NJ ·1 < ,.. ' (& , • ~ £¢ I ' ·Pleture of..• Do,.lt..,.l Man I .,,., Ul ;: L£2 « l • illf""'4 111 a11. - ,,u, 1o M .xr. 110 . . . ID·1P . . . "": l"l ~~ . IIIA...w;.AL wv.,'Jffli'G ' Ch1cqo, I M'n. A. f- llo!pdoJ. • .,_ Oh~ J?Po:to • l~~t:bool. _\ ,_ __ Za.ntavllle to vtllt relaUvM Bt;ott . re~ Y£ll~W J~CKHS £ AfT[ R IMPR~ betOrt In< hi:; motber Mn. Jonq returntd iD HW\tlPcf.oo Bun- -•a$ IIc::::: H I WHAT ABOUT IT? HAT ARE the people of th is country J:Oing to do j about corlditioms'! Will they continue to allow thej politicians of the nation to run rampant in levymg tribute againftt them and in collecting the last cent m order to 1 kee p up thefr orgy of spending? Or will they call a... halt and bring this useJess, criminal, wasteful ~ystem to an end a'nd install. insiead a method whet·eL>.v public husi~ ne!'ls will be operated as are privilte affail·s? ('}n the an~wer to these questiong, rests the future of our citizens. A summary of figures on the que~bon of tax att#.HJ is appalling when one st\Jps long enough tn con· sider them. For instance: In the hu~t 20 years, the l!mount nt b!,.,'<es paid into the United' StateiS Government hus i~ ­ . .. creas(ld from less than one billion to more thun four an-.1 ' IJII C half billions of dollars. · Think of such an enormous ir~creal'!e 1n ~xper)(llturcs, ICam~;: ~a.,= a~:~a~ ~,e!·~~erdman &nd atmJiyy for whcr~ has the money gonf.!? Where have the improve· _ with her mOt.het Mrs. Libby Tt\Omp KB.thllol'1ne McDermitt wa11 vlsl~1 11on WhD ts Ill w1th asthma m t'•ut s IJe e n ffifl, d e w h'IC J1 WI'II s h ow a ne 1 wo rth to tl IH t exlng Mrs. Mabel McCulloch Wectncs· Last BWlday 66 frleQds and •·e la-~ Mrs Allee Vlats spent the past ~a"Y tent'! • In 1929, feqeral, state and local expenses wer(•i twe& aathered at the home or Mr. week ~lth her aon Saul Wollellbar· -- - 34 7 I , and Mra. Jamet Lemley, to }lelp &er and fanJJ,lY at Vlnton D.n4-b. p~r cent arger than m lOOt .Nearly th1·ee and one Mrs Lemley celebrate her ~nd 1 Leslie Ciin 1s m with tYP.lJ.eld ~w.~e 10 · rever at the home ot hla ft~tbel'·lnhalf t1m es ' more in a. period of less than two decades. In I b1111rtb ddaY hEaeoodb ' " "' t blnUy ~k bruit .. M~ t 8 day :.chool I 1e w1t I · · · · 8 11 "" ca · 16 ·11aw J&mee Jenkins · The a.tt.endance a Ufl I lh a t t1me the national Income wa s mcreaHecl bLjt l ·IS p e r Lemley rea:lved several loveiv gifts. Mr and ¥r& BQiter aearts ~~ond 8 nday was one hundred and 1 cent or the increase in expenses excCeded tfle incr~~se in Mrs Anna Wait of New Martll:.o- 1Mr and Mri. Harold Wheaton were ·e:hteen j vUle arrived l!tre I Pr•c:lay to v!Btt • l!unda.y auelt& or M ~ nd Mrs Later Thompson · 1 Mt Pred sa laries And income by 200 per cent. In the S4lrne time her 11itfter Mre. llo~ Lemley ITaylor r. an s. nd 1 &.fll ~ittne Mr and MfB.l ~he population increased only 26 per cflnt. Tqls was ~ ~~ ·~~~~ Wi8'it . ~ ----"' _ _. b',t'~ 'l'JlompiiOn. .r , had teen her a14tei.~~ paat Hi ?• .r,. · ' d Mrs H o Carder and The1e figure• merely •how that our expenditures ,.vanteon y"'"' lil;.bJ( ;..r'"'"" f'~Ory !f,mtl ":.re 0 .;.,d~y oueata of Mr. m~de by .politicians who were i!!_ nearly C!ltitls, feath· !a"JoJ~11Jt 1 :~t&em. ~ Uy for •..tr and Mn M.lloon Lewla and ' and ~n: E. C. ~bO baa been ermg thelr own nests , have increased moJ•e than twice as Mr. and !4rf."b!erett t>al·..t of two children of Huntln,Wn· were Wlllla~ :J Rifflents Mr · and Mrs ! vlaltlnt; •. 1:1 pare • I a !:it as h ll~<~ our income and more than 10 tim eli jlS fast as ~qI0 ••,.. llofld Mf, ~ nd Mr1· Carl the 0 unda Y 1ueato 01 8 · H · l'AI'!Nell " E ~ · ffle h'as returntd to _.,..DOl, , .. rden ol Oleveta.nd are vi&Utngland family. 1 · · · J.l nter our population. What possible argument can convinc~ any Mr. a.nd Mrs. llenry tiood anij. Mrs La.wrtoce Whtttlnaton o" collltrl umtlue ':"here ~~~ta 00 e 0 sane man thut ~uch conditiOn!> should be allowed to exist '1 Elizabeth H~ .ilJ vllltlni friendll and J;ela~vea neM th~ b,ll termd ~ ' Mrs James ThOmpson Is Ill with HJe.kory ClJaPI'l. . Mf· an M re. Oer '~ld Hanttng '~ What shall we do ubout it'! If this condition is al- a11thma 'I ¥r anti Mrs. Minor Stevens and a~ dau1h~r of t..on..~on, bav~ ~ 1 d t · · . . l "Rev, Chatles Moore of Coalton baby were vlaltlns Mr and ),ln. vlilt1ng Mrs. Kardlnl!i 8 paren · · uwe o contmue cv~n but a ~hurt t1mc, tt Will be but b &Rent Satu~ay wlth oeorge Cre-1 George Bla:,ot.on Sunday. aqd Jltn;. Jamel "Jt, ~tewart. ~hOJ'ter time still that nll pr1vate property will eventually meens aud wife I Mrs. stella Markley and cla.uli):hler apd ~"'· J~ W. Jf,lce ana ,, . . Mts. Josephine Far:-!:; of Jackson EmUY and Mn. Lillian )IcC·~ rlne were. ~Up~ OJl ¥r · and b e~o mc Uw :st<,te s IJfO}!erty because no one Will be m PO· Ui ' v151t:n 1 . a_rew days with Mr11. cf P1tt.lburlh ~ere cam'n&' on i. ' omb Eaae Sunday dter· s ition to carry on under th e outrageous unreasonable Dallas Ralpll Blanche McCulloc:h and f&lPilt " • 1 oom: . ''"'· •to Poplar .Ridge J I I , . ' Mr and Mrs. Lonle .dlatkburn loou.l under winch we ull ure !ibtggenng at preHent. and children who have bee,n vlslt· Wh en we -analyze figures Jikc these it is nOt hard to lng the latter's parents, Mr. and Mr&. Oeorge Lemley. returned to undcl'l'tafld why there is MO much unrest -and fiiO mnny tllelr h()me at Akron Sunday lni}V~tl fathered w1th re"olution as their ultimate goHI. If - - -- !teaaon. I - I a l I wor:!t, Ired I , I Boat fs C • F "day ,smr. 1 these qualities. · both seem ------------ MAGGIE, W. VA. • • - . • I I Fay... LIVrR c;. BILE - wIJHQUJ' CALOMEL' -- I I 1 I f I I I I ' i I ._,t- I I -.:k.'V!: ._ l ! • ...u:- -f~ I Wo1l~JYw~· ' . .f ' • • (Jir Smic.e i • • Object of Captain von Gron~ll'a Fllrht AroiiJid tho Gl~be Is lo Make !lutYey o! Arctic Route, Lil\ldnr..Gel'lJWU' and ·North America wi!h the Orient. ~~~~~ ~~· $2.00 CLEVELAND WAKE- UP YOUR or ' range- ·- - I SY•anson on which to make t• I screen reaturr entitled "Stage •· BIBnt ANNOUNCEMENT _ 1 attuC'k" all scenes belnc t&ken , M• . BJld t.Crs. Guy Wartin oi l Bb(lll'd the Water Queen at New (Cont-Inued Prom PaK~ One • I 1 ] Bradbury announce \he birth of a , Mllttmsvllle, W. Va . ~ ccntlnental ta'&in ftiaht and ·bri('f ' daughter, bom Wednesday after- · Clil.p,aln Roy l Hyo.\t baa k88Cm-jstayover at the NeYttdn divorce I noon Med a aetlnR cast of real merit nod meoea .__. y 'D J n.. 1 •-' • 1 - -ptrtormanccs are given under the ''I'll, atay with dad 01 San•·· 1 . . . oa _,viii e .ueu ID I f ... ..L_ M . • D--1-• G I FAIRBANKS BITES HERE peH::-.a•a direction o Bruee Pin- Monica. tot two weeks-maybe a.r orililll ...... to 0 1 Punt:ral services fo - Dr. Ellta.J:N:::th : 1 0 well known ln.. P.&Stem thea· more or lesa-.then r@turn to Rud3•" u,... r.a- 1.1111 .u ...t u. wurW 1 1 cuJs as dh>tctot. author and ac· ahe promllll!!d. 1 ..,.. ..., ..,"Pall..., • 1M <lf alt.. Cheatham Palrbanks ()f Pelee 1s I land, Ontario Canad8. w • t::.J PI C.Illlllt'nt ln the ac:ing cast "It was all just a. chUdish quar- 1 ~1ialiw.~:at&neudyc:.-ehntn& ducted from the VanD~yn r.e1S~d~~~~ I:U e Arthur tmd Ma~ Newma(), ,Wm, rel-It 'WU foolish qf me to think of ==--=~~~&a4~~.::.etd.di ' ' 'on Bout~ Thlr<l Avenue rl.ursday ~..,;iy E:ma F01·d, Ch~te_f fteAtbher.,~vonlt. It's the8e little thlnp tb9t rw ~·• 11a lt. TJwaoa.~y man th at 3 o'cl ..... k wt ' ~ .. n-., T T emlck, Ida M yno ,ld.s p:uW jnto, trouble-"l'm tempera. _ •t llft.ernoon l ..... • w• ......,, a11 [1 om Burns •AL so 1 R dy w • .- • ~-.-.t f(IJ'nlltdo-~' snow ftun'J , Boyd Oay oftlclat1ng. Interment · ' I men... s u · e were home hllllll III.)'VIIrtinr. tllwld PIIIK 011t two:. he crinned waa made In the Hill cemetery 1 Tbe (>lay "The ROSf:l to HRppl· 1 topther In New Yor .. nn "'" ~ ' poudl olllquki. biJeiDto )'OIIr ~ dailr. l wit.. th' r.harge or Rawlings n ness· If> a four-act rural comedy. •l&ht. We &Creed to dJ!aCree. No& • lll.hltl:lh "r'n. ~ fr'Hi7, 7owlood 1 ~· 1 Dr Palrbanks ante drama between the acts or which·• harsh word spoken. r..•• 1 =-~.r:-- t ~1 r I M:-a; . Em •, ce ot the late full !me of slngina:. daneing, must· want a divorne, bpt told me to do IJ.'I ltddl, biiMI ~ J'OIIl blw\b '- "-'ul . . ~ Rlli~g hemaalthva,oDuythn. ~as been In c),J a nd no\e1ty :;pec}altJes wLU be J· wllhed. Hr )eft ror At.l&Dtlc L.'itv ~ --... - , , . -.... till•lemllb&,YYGW'~ 1 or e past several g.1vr.n ' ute next motnine: knowing •n·' 1 7ou. u wt.. ourw .. ean ~Ath d ~ -· "" .,.._ • )IOIIoDM Y , .......,. was ~ to henrt The Middleport f'lr.e l)tpart.m~nt '""s rolnJ~:-West." It ..._ u.... leod. elll CARTER'S 1 diE!!a&e. The body was brouaht 'Q1U share m the proceeds 01 tiM! At Reno, she said, "I called b1m 1 LITI'LE UVER Pru.8 to eet cb- two ' pd kn•• : here Thursday from Pelee 18Iand, IJ.el fo1 monee Tidtel.ti. ttu1.y bP pUt· up at II o"clock •· Her 'Phone eon· ~~~~~4 ..~~~:;a~ iu.de his ,•where death occurred. chMed In advance 'rrom the t'lre- I versu.don, h()~'t!Ver, was a ..ecret, 1 ......._ ......-.~ •uuu. UJUWC ' thiS Casbal1 , 01 nl lhe show boot box oft'Joo she said ...._lt•-taJDalilqU.WltSow,.., , ~p~ed 1 AugwW White wai!J in of the perfoa·mauce. The "Rudy," ~She enthwed '1s n rt!nl 1 ,"f!!r~"-11:1-lrCIIftB'• 1Thunday on buslneAA ' Is CO!#IItllv ltlVItlt'ct to visit artist and hft prefers ndio wot k " 1ua:a. ~ u.orr.!~~ l I lt,f" ahe 1 M~~-s. Robert Thomas boll.t ctul'ing tbe da!'. The question a.sksd lu~r-"wlll IIIIMdt.., u.u.a~--. 01•1 IJ. ~c. drawl. ' .i ' ' DON'T drlv~ on thin-; rlallY~ ~ ·~ ,. ---=:::=:.:f:·:::.,=:~,:f-~~=;~~=;:;;== • - have II Pearl Park 8t. RUBaeU; 9th, auspices of the :Wddle· l "my:r.' woman" he- had ld Itan· i tlves st. Blde., Bld.r.. 'I1mothy Taylor "'~~'t. under Fire Department Mr• here and Mr~" Oshel Martm and 1 1Qym and Domestic Bele ·oqan· v1A-· the t ' pres~IDting aaa 01 Y newspaper men t.o that hls Oeo e Le nee ..._.,, our·act. com~-drama, l'Tqe brother had ·&upported In 8 san!· [daughter and Miss Anna Bass 1 Oera Wla. Road to Happinesa l$& .. ~dtn because of her "de 1 ~· I I I.IID:,_.,.. \1:. .,. AKRON o• SEPT. 1()..11 ! SATURDt\Y -!HJNDAl'l l,v. WJUiamsLown 9·27 P M. !Sept. lB.) Returnlna: Lv1Cieveland 'l 00 P m. Sept 11. Lv Akron a 10 p. m. Sept. 11 Spend Sunda-y, Sept. 11, In Ohklll Intudtln1 dUes-many . . palnt.l!i of lntere3t to see atJd numerous forms ot entertainment. ;~tee:~~~~~::~~~: ball. Cle"eland Indians v•. N-· • "'" York Yankees, with BABE RL""nn. the Home Run King, Itt" action. · At AKron-See World's laqreat Hangar and great Navy Dirigible under constructiOn c0 rtee, Sandwlchf'll Relrfth' menl8 .enfld. 'broqh Tnln. l'\t"ture 1'&11 Ucluob In adovanee •o ln:.ure JUcomodatlonN. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. ! ____ _ ' Thut'Sday evmlng, e schOplB of ~lnso~ District Mr. and M.ti. Pranii.Un Dooilttr~ ~{!. Sept. 12 , 1 and chlldren ·add· Mrs. ~t. R. t.ew~ 'lllxie Hua\lerll 4· H O!ub met 1rctumed home from l.t.cubcnYUle a · home of t.ir and Mn. Charles Sunday wber~ they had 'bun · vilit· E tot · lalt Tuesday. Clermar.'\1I Planning T = !n ·uant off1cler. • r:· , "'t' I THE CHAPLINS HE COUNTRY nnd world in general, iM little interested 1 in Hverage di;;~putes of the adurM, lhey being nothing more nor l cs~ than just more family quanels, among thllt duHs whose ch1ef ambition"'seem!>i to Mee how often th ey cnn be married and divorced and to find ju~t how man.v differ ent people they can live wit}J. legally In the s hurt et~t !:I pace .of time. Howe\·e r, this late!'t argument of the Chaplins is A trifl<· diff erent and thn~e who give it anY thought at all, will thiH time probably Bide with the irrepres~ible Charlie i l l h is battl e to keep h1:-. sons out of film life. J S ure ly , fn) m all appearances and the hi1:.4tory of the JHI!oil , 1\•w th1ng H mn1e hannful , could come to t..ftildren of I tend er age, t han tn b e thrown h eadlong mlo a life mixed I with the acton; and aclresse.i'! whose al)Ode i!:! ~:c~erally I recogmzed as Hollywood. For that rcll.son, Chitrlie wHJ I probably n• cetve m11ch upplause !rum the ('OUutry's citi·l zenship for hiH e ffortH tn ~pare hi>! Hon~ !l.Uch u life . His. argument tuo, i~ well taken ina:-~much as they h"vc plenty of thiN world'~ gonds thut thl'Y muy be educated and follow any llpc of work they chomw after they have becom{· I un age which will allow them to think anti judu-e f ol' ]l,y oocl Sept I-IN8-A HUbi>Qrd t~~.: . B0 ra h I Pt Ptea'"s..nt Saturtl&}'. Mr and Mn Byrw ~ and wu or Salem Mr! 0 H Fry a.nd two 't s . d Rl 0 ... 8~ 11 Fe-ns un a.y iLl. 0 ra wllh thrlr SlSU'I. Mrs. EmHt Er· win and family I Cllapef "'l" ·~· \ 0 '•b all our nation'" to conllllliC "' WuKhington Jcffersor and Linculn expected it to continue, radical changes mUt>~t be muci c in nnr tuxntum ~~Htcm ancl thmse, lluickl)'. -. position , setllt i;Q1nr ·~reta;e,2~~ ::,::::~=n~~d wl~l~ro':~eri~u~gfe!n:aS:~~~nt" Harold was employed as \\'rum Jt was ~~elected J.ty Olortn I --- ~-- be IUJ't I I ' I - ~- - tm &hopped 111 l~o~UI~h~oind ~~=:~:~:to time assort ~~f.i~~~.,~tf~B~a~tt~y~n~w~a~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~nndd~ I ---- I :by l -- I · Jean Rudy ever chanae hit styli' of for their home U:ondap tven1oa: af· • radio preemtation'l'w •as diamia&ecl w a week end vtlllt wlt.h Yt and wtth tht. whlaper · llr& J p Joachim and fatn.Uy ' Ht doearf't Uk't' the word ·croon'U111a . (Continued. Prom Pill&!! ()n,e} I er' !" led :IIzabeth JO&chlm aecompao• inllat upm her appearance DJ •t I - ' . -th~m 'home for an lD.ct.ellnlte I W(;uld endanler her ~lth 1 and ! I I . Bo·.vlr-llls 1\.un ! La\011 \p, Ky , South Covlnaton. ·lett School Board Has _ . BUSiness Sess'ton , ~ ~~·· lon4 Jut tackle nlcht and f' or, lieu! ' 'S p CTIC [ ~nt trom r'rJda.t ttl~ f'ln&iy , f.8 Da.vl(! Jone& wbo · lla\1 ~ri vi.&lt· rbe pett cf l(:r. and ~~- hOD}f' -..J. Up exoepUOlUI11)' well. Alttadr1 Scveral plaJ• _will be iiYefl. tiVI bofl 10 Ulrolllh their &blft. Yellow Jldr.K 14,Ud thla week and P,la)l , •n4 aom.e ebaf8'1nl thtu 1~PI Korul&r • aeriet ot IICr1m l1te .. vft.enn. b&ctl\eld lboul4~ i mi.IQ •W prob&bb' be held. COII.Ch Zd. Ln'L* il loiu to &ld ll'8at.ly \ au"' bu lndlet.t.ed that aiU\Outh in II.Jllne t.hJ.$. PP left in the cen.· ' bJI \.,a Htlnll \0 l'llvt· been prett)' : ter of t.be line. fA pit.yed • ''"' nearl.JI teledal, net one of the plaJ• 'fRIJ!t8DAY, S!!"''ZMBI!II I, -Mrchlldnm and Mrs R11.:hard t."d and Mls8 Jean Roo.ch Runeb now .. He Flft.h With ton~: ---- ·. of Saltm s)X'nt Burv'lay 11.t Rc~o.CIY, • • a~ t.oda fair football tum from that bunch. aee~m t.o pe.u till! ball between hll to lmpre~~ t.he mentor. lllne~ ~ ~~Pt."': Bem brUilantrUm 4!X(Contin ued Prom ~II:'' Ont>.' vl.t1Llng n>latlves But after lookinl the bo7' ovfl' letS t.o a '-tlll\tSd man wlthoo1t • Tlul first pme. 11 wiUl Che!lhltt, R ebut Ma.ek1n, yo•maest son ol ecutive aDd huaband of Jean Har- thal 1.o:u We muat ratore his , Mr and Mrs P'reu Flsher were , Prlday nlfht, eept.ernber lt. · nest Wr and Mrt.. Prank JOcllLn of ma: lr.et.s here and abroad to restore ncem guests of their brotl1"1', Wednesday ~tna, a det.1ded tm- , much trouble. proyement can be noticed. ~ 1 RUey, who hu atarred ln tbe bact week., and the local 'team wUt'be SUb South Second Avenue, ~h ~ ::~~~~~~mal~ hi! purcha.silll' power 1Clu·e Fcwler and fumily ot Letart. 0 who reported b&ct from lut. year's ft.eld tor the paK t_.o ye.n, 11 aotnc jeeted to a hard PnJII"RDl 01 train- for Columbua t.o enter the st. Char· ' We mw:t settle the Gold problem, j Mr and M11! R L Sanden and ·v squad look. (lOOd In the \larloua • to be a gower oo. Battyn.'s urw Ulll l lna for their n,st. 1ame. 'D'ndoubtect- Jes Collf'l{e to atudy for Pri!lthood known u lin. Pll~ ae;n had lived since tbt:re can be no economic g1~ rdOdDughter Eileen, of Athetlll, R1ley wllltake a tackle poet- \IY the team thould. ~ much bel-Ha',.rv OroM · at tb2 AlcOnquln tel 0 Ne•• Yo rk stability to t.ht world when two woe week end 1\lfBts o1 the forfootball tacttea, while the new onea are Lakinl U up wtth an attitUde Uon thll ytar, U hal been. u.ld, and ter t()ward the'. latter part oJ nut 1 nt T and Aucw:t White until Jan. I. nRLton&-Amerlca and Prance- nurs 8lste• Mrs Senn Edwa.Hli!. th•t bespeak& JJf. llfOd foqtba.ll wlth btl power and weight will bt week, and' many believe that it w111 ~ ~ ue&day In ColumbUII on busHotel ofllciaiA dllciOfled that Bern hold 15 per cent of the rold supply ' H(.l (n Edward~ (It lied at MaHOn 1vlllted her llbout once a year while ' We mus t IIOive the sliver the repar- 1 Ouy. Ttw::duy ~ ~· play~ throuehout. able to tear oppastnc linea \vide op- : oonUnue t.o Improve lll'l It ·.tJa11 done s::. • • A new baeldleld thlft hu been len.~ ,will ~o ~e yellow Jtfk:ets within the P&lf' Wfflk. Mr& Puul Ditmore len. Wednes·lhe wu ~New York 00 bwdnea.a [ lltlonAand the tnternailonal debt 1 M1 and M1~. LawTc~ u.c Strw1rt , Klvbl the boyal wbo are runnlnl ,nuefi mo{t ,lood. ~ that }J081tlon , • ~U Y ror & vb;lt wltll Columbua reta.. trtpa, a that tw1ce a month he problems we must end tariff announce the bi rth nr a wn, S•:t~ ..._.. '" • tbJ!OUih It lite a IOOd ~otra O&me tt li t~tit . 1nd 1iiU be i1¥en a ves and friends llll!!nt checta t.o pay her bills. warA. 1 urday , Sept 3 1 ~a.ckfleld ml&ht be t!qK!Ct'e« 00 tlo. eha~ce tq shOw h18 football wares. 1 ' . .o.frs Ada Hotmrs and :'JOn Oliver ~ wu .~eacribtd as "What ean a few fa~mers In the : Mns Ed LPwis !IS reporLed 6Cl t~ • : __:_ , • • 1 , J;he ends h&'li'e taken thsV. bytr~.. ' a.rdhei. veteran end from· last • ot Che!.hlre spent Thursday with Ia....,.. 32 Y old W:ltb n~tna I araln beU do If 'lo,ooo.ooo people-- l l 11..,Jy Ill Team Tra1n1n1 Hard or uo~,..and. a~e ~a.st becomlJ\a accda-~1ear, 1flU.\hokl down that poa!U.an Mrs Blanche Haskins. treue& and' ~~ .the bOokish 1 fhe unemployed and their depen- 1 Mrs MaY J ohnron or H rtro ll Initial Cont\,et N~~ ~~~grl~ ~;ak ln~p ~Ia~~ : : : t!:t!.~a.:::'tiO~~ntlu~ ~ Mta.'> NBOmi Owens ~ntertalned 11: ~~tehet t.o Hollywood f dl'nts--have lost theiJ· purehulng speut Ihe ~eek end J1en! w~th 1 ~1~ . Week , '. ljlDSBe6 Ocd go down under ' puntAs, qlp el\ape, readY " W iO a(• -~!. ' number of friends at thr Hote1 La New York Indicated that her m!.: power In thia country alone. We attves stOpping the wOuld·be punt returrlef J'U&t whG Battm li 1J0191 to .&eJeet nut Middleport Board of Educa· Fayette ln Marlett.a. Wedneaday en name wq Dorothy MJI!ett mvst put them bAc'k t1) work and Rev at: d Mrs Dennis Foreman _ ~ , , ln hii tn.Qktl 'l'hf'~ Uqemeq ! It"! 'tOr thf ot.arer en~ -Hm.afm a ' tn)re.- Uon held U'leir regular ITlOnthb' l!!l'lenlrlK , honorinc Miaa JostJJhlnt In January abe pve 14\ he," ault.e 1 stttle these grave International 1 oi New Rumley. o. a.Je vWt.I:I!J ' Coach Bl.tt.YRS proteaea,, are beglnntna: to &how ..tp, oomtrjg out tery. •Be hal ma,nl•t but the trou- burlne88 tneetlna' TyesdaY eveni~l Rwsell of Toledo, at the AJaonquin and planned t.o i questtoru> before theA> t.an be any I his father, .E L to'orcman .. ud beglnnJna t.o .abow footbaU 1otlll of thrlr positions wlt.h a 'r~ like ble 00 ~ 1 · when t;bRt material Is In the Bupt'a office. , _ ..- - - _ _ ship her t.runlr.a to kn Franc~ , permanent r?llef for agrleultu -e · 1t. l uf'r relntlves. 1 Leav:lnc the hotel ahe aave ~ 0 after one week that of a herd of st.aml)(!d<l'd bull'alDI broken tn for an end JQitlon. I 0 S:rdHmembers, Cook, Pistu."r, ~.;;~~-i1nrJ;U'eparat10D Neal has been elecr.ed to do the Huntailqer and 'Qflhts abt)uld flU ra • e.ll!WW' and WlllOet, Cler:k ~L.OW l forwudiJ\1 addrela but declared · ~ ------ - - - - - - , ,_ ••••• t®t~U aft&on puntina. that ls, Wltll now, and •the the cuard postttoas with e,ue. Both and Supt. Melvin were pre- tol:'ll she planned tD "apend !klme time · the squad the lad haa been rettln& IQJilfr) lil:ood a.re bunt, from the 1round up you lll!!n · Mr. Piaher presided. l with fr'~nda that I haven't aeen lo \ ... I Bargain Excunion last punts off even this 8arty lla. ' \JW mitbt U.)', and. both have 1\ pair of TM reruJ&t monthly bills were Om.Jl)g .. fl IYeare". r I Taylor Johnaon or Union Spc'llt • season. AJ.Jensworth ~~ l:.ake oare hUa~y shoulden: that will do won· .PUEtd. for J!SYm~nt. , Janltol'l fO.: ---l...J / when Helll')' Bern, the late ea:ee- 1the week end with hilS da,Ugt.ter Round of s half·back ' ders when the time that the heavy I the eomJ.na sehool year were hJred l.ltiYe'a brother .rrlvcd la&t 1 h Mts. John Mourning The ,, were . punl&hment 1a dWled out iiJ, them ,118 fo~lowa: Hlah ~hool, Harold Hub.. T-he Water Queen noat.tng thu.t.re airplane ~~New York h~ ~~ 1 M.r nnd Mrs Van Lewl!l and Trip ·~~~iy~~~~ the !oot~U · tdelUI, I I betrins. Guards sbould be rugaed, •bard • Oeqt.r&l BJdJ., Ed: BpooJler: ~"mes to Mldr:llep(H t , F:taay, Sept. :TUMid lto divul&e !:.he name' of the I' baby ot Marlon, &l'e vlllltlna: r><!la·l TO '1'ibs. .ur.. ~· ..•' the wiU oent.er and 'll.tt. ~..,;_.:!.:::.::.::~~;====;.========= I tUMa aeuon.at.• Rlley takf! tloaltlon a poa&. 1era the .nn bo,. .em t.oDf his Uli.J u they Mn . D 8 PiJ · mer Ia confined. to \I H hu Jalnecl pnetlce, each to do his belt homt> on South Avenue liflh - Khcol, wu tile peat of D. B. WU· D. l """'lol . or nota ter llillllboth Gorby ood D. B. Wtllllu!U. • · J)()nald Bradtotd oC. day to re._e At~ empWymenl caUed on frlendl herl, ~ Mn. 8 . 8 . B&yre and dauahter Mrs Clyde HIUs and _I &Ki_atfer and lira. RaJ Y/llaon and ~n ot of Steubenville, are . pJe~ nl• AntiQuity via1ttd rrtend& here. atives hete ·I; -Mr. and Mn. Rex AckleY and u. lfllll J>fcfunlol ~bo b&• '*Udren ~pent frdm Sa.tqrday till ..,..s a -"' ,._f ~ 1Mpnday at. Athens wtt.b bla mother bt.lq vielVn& at SUu. th:. ~ .• an4 · ci4UJbtfr·ta--w ¥n 1Mn. Ackley. with t~er son. Charlet ~111el BoD or - v t l j e md' "''· llezborl elobort 'out Milo lamtly, "'"'""" l11r. ~ ~ ~Qn T• and ehll- OWb·s Crook& aocompanltd the for· She was accompanied b1 J . r dren ot ru.t Run Were :tjun~y • m,r'' dtPihter ~llo CampbeU to crandda\llht.cr · Mrs. ~ S}lt-luesta or Mr. $.Dd l(n:. ~ ~tg.. N'~ Jacbon 'I"Ue:sday, '!beY re- ter, her husband and bil' Jlleft, bert and famUJ, . · "'rnt'tl hs»ne WPelid!P: but MW Tllelma Wlqel. Mra. .Eppl, ~UIIh MIU Doris :rra t h baa been ~pbell will te&eh icllool here ~ .fiew Haven, spent i¥Wm'&l ~' the 1 ueat qe bet ~t ~ 0Mni R .Uoh. twS )'ear. ilhe'atJended the we~tnr with Mre. McDaniel and her &rd Duet th ret;~ed · io1""iier Ot Harvey.Moqre and BemiC':! War· pam. Mn. Roush wu vial~ tiy b • feoqvflle Tuesda 4c J1U hel' sen, Russell Rounh and amity A~ lin. Quckworlh 'Marpret Clark and Allee Sch .. at Mrs. OiDia McDaniel's. Wed• an1 Apert; D~wortb who wlll viait W9:\'!"wa~r s~nt the week end nesdaMy.and Mrs. Charles w"d'nAr her f€:r a abort time. wiw home folks. r ........ Mr. and Jlrs. JOhn u.v~ ar.d lllllyn JOlll!fl of :J!tttmttn, 1.1 th'T o~d (.hlldren spent the week end at children were 8\Uldly IUe&\8 of, ¥r. r,ueat of JO$PtuJle Duckwort,h Ghatleston. and Ml'll. GeorKe Davil at Rock· Mr and ¥r9 Carle Gordon and _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ sprlnp. son and, lfelen Cowie Qt Galllpoli!S . Anna Blumena'-er came hOme speut tlie week end. "\l.'lt:fl Mr. and 'nl.unday after i - Yls1t With relatl- "ff&. John Cow1t! and family vea In Cleveland. · Frankie Mum,aw wllp Is eraplo)'ed ' JbilmJ Clark apent tlle week end at the 0 H . E. at OaiHP!llla apen\ I M1 .md Ml'f. Owet1 To:vior s~··· ·L In Ma.l.~tt&. · ·' the W[ ~ k oq~. flere • Sunday with Mr and Mrs. r . M. Mrs. ' Oal&y Duckworth who has J Walter Ra.ur ot Groveport was Brewe1. , bem vislllitl .JoMmie Jones a."'ld l.he guest o: WUlla!Jl Diddle aud Wald Mltch 1 ga.vc a waterlll .... 'I family at Ruttmau. 0., returned 1' famUy laat week. on tea.st Saturday night lor u-.;:: l'iclme. ~ · Wrs Jolln T Wllliarru; ~d daugh Epworth league. Tbomaa Scott left Monday tqr ter tilenna. W1)o have been v111tlr.g Mlts~~ Grace Salser spent a. few Turtle Cret~. Pa. , where he will a~ rtlatlves at Columbm retumed da)'s with het &)Ult, Mls. Robe!~ t-e'nd CO~ Ulf.v )'t!Jl.T. . hoine 8tml1ay. ~ • "' Wa.'Ml~:- d Pomeroy, the past W~lo<.. Mrs. Jeqple Y~n ~ gone to Anna Leta Du~wprth enj:.e~in~ Mr. and Mr. T. M. Brenr apen~ .Pqtneroy to ~ be~ home wJth M. her Sunday schOOl class taught sunday evenlna: with Mr. aDd· Mrs. her aqn Oharles \fil~ltm ~ faintly by Mrs. Carl Weese at ber ~ome W· ltolt.er. lndef1Dltely. · Tueada.y ~ven\p1 Coff~. sand.n. ~ - -• ~ h t If nd hlldr 1 I wlchea pickles and cake were &erv· Wald Mitchel ar.d {taul Balle. • ..- ~a... ..,.,.pe aT w e a c et • • rattended the state fa.lr. accompanled by hls brother, Wife ed. · • k r:o~ sh s -•· • and ~ldren ~t Sunday at ·The u .• B Sunday school held Ml'!!. Fran ""'" ~ 1 _uuw•l Huntinltowwlth -\'tULtlves , their annual Picnic Ftldt»' at thP wilh her daughter, Mllr. Clara Mr. apd ~ La.wrepce .Bcllnele I CQIIege bt:Pve. · ~ Sui_Eer. spent l'i1cUIY and Siturda)' wl 11 Mr an'd Mrs. E. J. BcJulsj:ty and Gladys Rn•J Paul Holman tlltd hot !liter Dora C<lbb son James IUid grandde.ughter Jthn Morehead left Frlday far tht'" I Mrs. Cad Ductwotih enterMllned came . home ~unday after 11 weeks t tat.e fair. Pranoei W ~~ ~~M=-==~::::wt~ ~; f&plUJ. 8&muel 1"'''11nk t.D!i llr· Brpwn 'ot' NeJ.:mvllle were the ~ ot' Mrs. IUebard •Duokworth 'Ut)n&.J. Mill Bellet&a BIDe a~U, B. Bin&' aPcr"~tlllJ'l« were 'lM IueN ol Mr. 0111! llq. L. J Jut week. Mrl Ball. d&uahter I RtUadtlpbla, .re~" Plt.~t.Landrwn !D.otruclor In lbc the 1\leetiS of 1he lotuier'1 elit«. tlfp'lt'e I J'red Jgpi~ In(! ., Plttob..,., l(llwa.....,. boetea. O.tntt' C. ..-.uu-. Ra~~lla~:"';:~ ~d~~~'~~.on~r:'!IUl~: re~~' ~-=-· ~ ~~lr. I --~Eli"f41'!"JI •n~ . Kl>s """' '"'""'· ber ~ Kn. R,.elt ~ ~ 'bOWfln:f em~:~ &lld ~ tD ~· dtJh1 ~ · ' •~ v:--a.Ji.· l ! -· (;lnob:ma.U.~ ~ ~bor ~ .._ Tbomu Rood. IJamJ IM~ wetk. irtth V:.. ~ ~ ~ll HOOd went to Oolumb\la Charles E. Bowen, • cadet 1n Mr. and t..:w~ ~ lt¢daY to mtt her mte'r llra. the uotkm of the a.yJat;Snn •bo have bl!im &l1e lOPAta -or blli BYron H:y111U for a abort ttmr.. oorJ)II a~ R&Pdolpb lleld, parmt.a, aDd 8cntJ,my cbei.ler KnJabt of Cheat.el haa t~~nt. par:t of hll va.cat.lOn hen a.t went. t:o RJp)ey 81Junla:y to mtt been hired Co tea~b the OtJlon)' hil home . He le(t TbiJIIday for P.i ..p !IlK ....,. &111111111!' .,.. - - wH.h llra. llarvtJ Jlflter u ~ autatl of rel&llv• _ ~~ - "-"'! ....._ ..... ~~~~. - " ' · Dl'ln ,..."" rar p1JbiCI....,...tl•u ~ GaJ. ~ ~, ~ llt&c,P. ~ _ Mr. IUid ""· ...,.,... C ....... u ~· ....- :;IopL ... ~ •• 1111 .... 0~ •• t , ... --ll>f~oi~J.-.• --~&1¥1 1 \I!!M"'· ~ .._,_ ""' Syrac~ · · "· .11 ~m:.i:~i"iu.=~· ·~,~!::'4'~;~-~~~~ a - 7.. • ' --~- H111we You lltul Your Alrwhld tl•• ilfaollY you ~I dtftlOMtntfoD of ttl... lUper • Rlilel We'll oilltt!ni--by~ , . Fall and Winter. With - tire,...._ · ao low It dOfan't PlY to take ch,ru;ee:' ,· Come ln-llet our Uhfl:al oller for your old tires. We'lll!o ~·~-we can ' ' .. Ito h~t, rou aet thoee thtn, rts!FY ~· ol your cat. We'D mllke a pro~~Q. ' I ' 1to you on the world's 8l'eatest t1fe for aalety, lbll& Ufe a~ ewpoiby-the /"Goodyear Ali~W,ather. l)on't .take ' I ' / chances .on thin, rlskf tires. Come In ~ .;'-see us. ., .,.T' I UA"THE SCOURGE OF GOD" . J, .. ' lite ll<l!""-cu ponroyed by rile ~~""""' pojnter, J:la"""' Dunn , •• inspired 1, IM barbaric """'lty of Asia'• most dreaded plwnc:kTer ••• u efte graas could nol vow where hb hone had P<~ued" ••• 4.13-453 A. D. HNaNr< in •\ •. I thamfle lvea. .. -and raw tobaccos have,,j.lQ _ p lace in cigarettes 1 , ·-, . • ,,,,-.....-.q-..,...,,::..........,.~!.0 ~t''in ... ., ' • . - •- , .. . ... >' battle. · ) J\ llr iti ' h writer 1 ·~Y• !~at the l!o•ton!RIIH who tea party ~-~c)l in C9lonial rl aY• were ~ ~laY~• yteY ar,e r~ttjn~ ready to P~l ' of tri• •j:lf11i!l\~ a~ a ·~t-ofT on t~e tt@. ' I o Luckies· • the-Raw is Seldom Mild" -so . . .•• .the mildest cigarette· you ever smoked l the to have 1 IJ~l one lqea in mind, and that i• t o cre"tc " l~rver Income I for hurself ond from all ropnr\•, •h• i• 11nt in fiq~ncial di str~HS at present by any ~tretch Qf the imillrJinatiun. 1 l;et uo ~ope for the ~·· ••ke and iu order to vive i-. the cnuqtry a chance tll'"liave two more good c\tb.u~• l fH\her tron t~e kinq the aver~ge screen f~vorite i•, lh~t' t~• courts will continue to up)ro.!d Charlie ·Chaplin In his Oil ' -1 - ~ ~}1 ~ r·~-·~ , I 'fhefr mother, in her desire to throw tht•m "crnen r~~~tarclless of th!;! ir own intcreijts, :~eem~ ' W E buy the finest, the very finest tobaccos in aU the world-but \ that does not explain why folks ' everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the . mildqtQglirette, The fact is, we never. . :e_v~rlopk the truth that "Narure in:. I I th~se lipe tohaccbs, aftet' proper aging and mellowing, are then given the benefit of that Lucky·S.trike purifying process, described by the words- "It's toasted". That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such ' mild cigarettes. • ''It's toasted'' n..t ~· !!f mild Luckie• ~·If~ ~ !"rill a bttllr 61Hl, !reath 4 l'fltlr ~""• or lffA'4I a lltnw •OM.rt·"llf Jha, his ntighborJ tho ht 0.1/4hi,tMmiotllt """"· tJw-/d w_i/1 ouM4"'- l"th II his ..... "-RALPH WALDO EMERSON. Does not this explain the world-wide atuptance and approval of lucky Strike? .. • •' ' �. ·• \ f • lo ' ,, \ \ ' j' ~· From ·a Good ·Loser '' Tt lEG I~ ~ -. :tl f:IN~L .110 .nu ~ :m [IH£DN JOU .Jlf -· J'<:l. .110 .MI .IU .JOl ·. GJAN1S BEAT REDS - . ( •o-uu.e'"' prlco .. . . . t fhoula be - Ro ~~I W~ bO ..~ IO> t loilo lb"' a minimum ob.,.. Ol tvn&J·D91 ceDW Jor eacb !ll86f· - • • ' Foi S Jlt!<.Mi~ ALL J!i,ip rldlo or .011 Brtna - FQB &I,LE--brlmes • ouu! Golden Jona~ ~d. I In you. :lii-J, Jl. M. ercoa \ cooltll>f • or'r&d~o& servlctd a: reuonr')~ ~ app)N, two ot the best, applp, at lb' C!Uton 'l'liiit ,,.. ~<Oppe~ ~pplel I I NEW CIIA88 STAI<:J'~ ' liot ate No: \ clrt!P~ opplfll tor A neW cl'ais ot nura.e11 l'f.Pi>tt.ed at lable 1lle '!lid ~lili apple .butthe Hober Ha.pltal SChoOl of Nurst,r, Prt~ flOC per bUshel J. B. lnv,, Tuesday. The et1ht young Ia- .1. "·" - ' Lyon•, Owner. U·7~3t lUes, incl~d J.n the claSB, a.tf': FUM 10 ~ K&the.rtne Hubo>..r, Pom~roy : Mill Plorence Sutter, Welch, w Va; Mlsl!. ~Helen P,e, Wellaton: Miss 1 Evelyn )foraa.n, Oak Hill; Miss Lubeth TBylor, Powell; ¥fill Ruth Qowdeo, ~etdtJvUie; Ml.sfi Olive ' lkadbur)', Proctorvllll!; lnd M18fi Anne ~ace, Nel!lonvlile, MINs Mildred Miller, a:. directress and Mls.<; LM.ura Thurman, Jnliltructl'f'oss, hnv·· boUt resumed their dutlt:b. ~41.1 POB house, bam u.nd other outbWldinl~~ Undltrl&td wtt.h 20 acre&~ of good. e9fll ~ tqr oil and -.. tnve nUlts from Pomeroy and on per· manent t'Ofd. Tetn'\1 Qfl.n be arranged to rtsht. part)'. 1l'or further lnrormatl(:ln Ci.U 310~R D~7~3t THAT COP <!> I'OLUlWINI, Ml!:···· ' ' SOI)IETY 1\f~ET~ I The Wo1il~n's Pofelan Mlli810nan ' Scclety of Grace M I!; ctmr¢b held · Loot-·· LO~-ca.me:o HUM 1 r a.cres wltll lood men ror.m brooclt, wllite &old theh· m~lnl Tue.sday e.ttemoon nt 1 #fame Reward. Home Laqndry til; ho!" ot lolr! . ~h!rltt ••~ !\II ''· 1 Oo , M!ddloport. 9 -6-St For R;eqt - .1..... Roueh. c f0110wlnl new omcers were- t~Hed : Mn. w. A. Klr, 1. I prl!lldent: hlfl,, E. 0 . McCall, vloe I ,· president; Mn .Roy Beb;, recoralng B~~tr~ ~r.::: Mrs. J . T. Hall, aaal.etant. . 1 ;x •• , . . . 8$1 . . 81 :.Lj!~' 68 ' . ~~ Sen Pelnl Lted Mt. aDd .m " w............ c. " -COLD"' COUGH" ,.·or o, i:1 Sore throat. mueeulu rllf,g.. .audleuhe•Apalna.-pply M• &ei'Oie., the "COUD.ter-lrrftaal" ~· DIES IN COLUMBUS ' Ja~.:k Flelif1cr Sayre, eldest son of Mr. and Mn John W Sayre, died lut Fr1day In Oolwnbus. He was born at Letart Palls. March 26, 1900 and spent his young hfe tlwre He moved, wlth hLs parents. to Westervllle about fourteeH )'tl8.i'S ago, t.hen to Columbu~;~ where death occur ted He was a mechanic, having been Interested In the 1epalr or watches a.nd clocks when but a lad. For the paet three years be had bee.., aJ!licted with and death AT ALL DJlVGGISTS _ ------------·--r1ntt •~E• . r..utti()PIIIIJ' · .... SIJAIT WOOLENS A I TittiiY ffl.odlls lktt,htJ j, p,;, 4 E,,.,,J nPIJ 1tN .,.J ,,, jtltflrFfl .,. ,..,4, ill N1u Yerl. I.IIIW"t C\ltt"Cttltt \\ C.\.AO tNMi.M Oh I the cl11~rm of the new wool<"n ~ WE l>.ft1t for the fall wearf . ""''""" ~00~? !! uto\HlUM t~ ? 0>< $>\>T 0>! ' " " ' r--.J 'tliA:E. ,-"tt~ao ~n"'" They arc so smart and lo vely ror strctt, travel a11d for tf.e ~o ll~ ge ~ chic a nd yet is fashio u it. li S simple as can be . II also adapts 1lsc!l to lhc rou):{lt ~dk crepe st Ua, no\'e._ h y woo l ami mi xtures and satin crepe. ; TJw 1•tltrll No 7i60 "'"1 bt ob· rtmtrJ Ill' si•11 16 /1 ZO a11d J~ t~ 12. It 11 rudp /or 1mmrd•att dtllvuy. lt iJ hr11/ cwl. ~eud lS ~tlJ• (in . ' if t., Falillion tlure'l"u. Write nrdully '"~ ph! luh yuur 1\am~; and [ull ad drus, the IIU!11ber ul tht l'Bttcrn a.JuJ the &i~e ,yo u want. ,,I . t· 1 Addreu yo ur lello.:r 111 t he fullu w· ing way ;- •'"lOt ~-- • · 'fl!lf'"'• PJrta ll 1"1'11 .11111 8~ ·~W~. ~~,~ f.~L: .. , •. , . ' ' t~is CJupon flll~d out wiH ~riPJ; \>Y return man. yo~~ • •' • 'l,..• p·, futs pattern, No. 77~Q. '•• • •••, • •• ' • • ••• ' sj~e-,o . .. .... , ........................... ' ....... . ~ ,~ .' ' 0 0 •••• ' •• ' " .. .' ' \.1I "' • O!'IIJ Tr.unn.. ,~~~..,;.I'll! ~pnmil !inll !71"..!'+ church ~t ·Van.derhooi • , Mr and Mrl. G. E. Guthrie were I W~ Y•vl!fllrnt 111 n n...,d,... , ,, 1, 1-flnwth 1 ~ 3 .n H • .,, 1;:0 "'-" B.Um 1 Wd ~..,.t uf , .,ll.unr.tl"" .... . · · ·J>IWYII~Al · .. ·:l · u ......· • HU •·1!'<1-eral "-h' l'roJ•t t l'lo t:-n~ . 1 : ber brother .'. B. 1 ~ b v.~. .. .,,,. • Mr. and Mfl. Mt.nley Ohrlct)' re- t'"''r•·~· '"'~ · ' turned traP V.rkenburl • wl-oa- tit.- biwt- ....... .l £1"JQr1nl! -!tt: recently • n.u:•~e<J Melr• Count•·. Ohl<>. on l:ieoU•"' ··H" tDrl~d o{ the Ollkl Rlrer Ruad, &. H. No ,, IU•I• lion~ - No) t, 1ft IIIU"itKII.- ·1141 · ~~· ' Of ,a,,,ew ar W~o, 'fuwn&)a()>, !.y COih!U'Ucl n.1; LWO I 00 It " "._11 ......ao ""ell"; -.... Ia ~Qn..., lira. Ella Bowera of Athenl 1pent ~il/gwalk~ utJ 1h11 !U fl. •I'•" "'''"~• •'Uti" da.:r. Lhe former at. Ba D\111•1 ttte week elld wUb her .....r Kn bt.d~t> tlh·. 1'-!o. HE-7·:!5 uur l ,~ alhuc 4-nd the lat.tt:f attOheatlr • I"-•ry 0 aswe. u ' • c .....~ "h: .,. MktlikrJIO '"t,, a •nl .,~.;:.... , int! .,,, tt!lllllhll" , twl "Oro< • Juntor S"wart., George Benton I . lrft. •nd Mrl. Maurice Outhle l.entph tiiUQ ft ,.. .u ••k:. C1 cts, b~er Clyde CI'WVJ and had ., Sunday IU- Mr. l!ld Mrs. 1 &tli••Wd CUll· uf c"'"'truct111n ....4.~ 30 ""!~!I''· I Earl and Perrell Hardl:l returned 1 Plld P'Jiher and ehUdrm. of rh e buld.. . "'u"t ~~tmlt wlui niB b11J . Sa.twdey night •from f w~k's CornlnJ 11 e~rnr'"'' r.h•• ~ n• "" amount " ua1 ... camp, _ at Portland. , '"-ed ..r • I~ .,.,., live JHit cent lr.•,~ I ot lbt ..,.tltnllt.tfl ...._.,. 0· . E . O uthrle re.....,... b .. t Ill 1<0 ... . ent mote lhan , .• n at.S Catherine Beqtz oC Oolum~ ct&Y afternoon trom a trtp to Wash- Tb.,:,~ .. nd nnaa•~ 1'1n ooo 00. 1 bu was the eue&t or her lrBDd- lllltiJb D P l•t>~ •lid 81'-= if•c:J~Iktn• r.t.rl! ..., oi!P mother. Ml'B. ~ennl'! Bent& and Mr. i.nd Mrs. Rou Hawk an;l dau ~•...!..":'~- "~n~e 1,."! J!'.~""~'ta10tt<t:~~fb~ ether rJ:)attvea !)Ver tho week end lhter Ceryl' attend~ the S!iPiartz put y D.r£ctor ur Hlwhwa~11. Cflrptb,_er. li'Clfi"s and P'loyd Ho· r!unlon 'Monday aftA!lrpO!)Jl. ~~ waa ,I\,. lll...,.,... r ""'"' rvn .t~e •·lr;t~t '" '*· back, e~ployed by "t he Ruat Engt- htld at the near Pish ceme~ •.ct. ""Y 111111 " 11 bid~!0 w. liERnU.I.. neerma: · Compu.nv of Plttlbuf"lh, teey. ~-l-Il t. ~tate lhPwli;r v•rfldor. W.IOP¢ ......... .nd , ~... , ..f. _.. I ~ I c .-rove Peiin•''"""''•l Where Oeath Won Auto Race YOU EVER STOP TO fll? • ' ~""'"" jj.-~1'-"·'r t• ,. 'l '+ • ' ' f<} • I / By ~ON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA A wonder c:ity ia one where the ci~y pve111ment run• the c:ity in th11 ~" way u .1. •ucceaaful buaineN. From the ar~r~~menb of the different c:quntrie• who detire to ~et~jn !IJ'IIlamenb or in any way increaSe tJ~eir ~ilitary or ~val ltr!lll,th, it will be found that all hul' ~ell' clauna to do 10 ~n ,t he n.:c:c:uity for 1ecurity. In pre-war day• ll place in the 1un wa1 c:onaidered a rood enou1h acuae. Thw C:OIIJIUy taY• not!Un1 !!.bil~t a R\,Ce in tlte aun, but doea demand 1ecurity. Thi1 i1 1ound CODIIDOD eenao, for while a plaee in.the IUD may rlorify a cpuntry it doea not !!fOYide aec:urity and "!\urity ia what Ameri!:a need1. If you have a car to aell, you will probably 1et more for it if ' you advertUie it in thio new1paper. Thefe uems to be a lot~-=-=--of folka who are firmly c:onvinc:ed • .that p~ple can be made pel by an ac:t of C!Jnrnu. The Pr<IIP"ri~Y of ~J ~~!neu depei.da upon the pro1perity of the conimunity n wlt!ch it 11located. ' ' 11t11mps or coin) . ·" .. "An tt flhtty<• nr~~~~~,::Wf of .- r:;- th'• ·":! ~lUld&y ---~na l'l"!ta and Wife I a~~ ,...,• ..,... E church met Monday evening nt the honfe of B. M. Crpss on Me~ Kinley avenue wlth 25 membera 1· ,~,,a,,er present. A well arranged program "' wa~ 1eudcred Rnd a splended btlllquet was served The class of men Is Floyd Boback ~~ond 1 antlclmatlnll a U\llllber of C"'ntesn frcm ..- Ule country inl.o to bl·ing Kl CO.Ler nun'lbers. p;o:not(! the Fanme Drummond Interest apd attendance. The next this week. meeting w11l be at the home )f Beu 1 Mr. and Mrs Wa1d Ihle sperl Spencer U1e week enrJ he1e With the latter'e mot.htr, Mrs Amclla Ha.ylnan, KETURNS FROM HOSPI'tAL while returning !rom a -tour Of the Miss Ltillan Goldbctsou who un ~ east to their home Dt Monroe, 0 . derwent an operatLon for llPJJ(.nd!Misses Helen Roush and citls two wee}(~ ago nt Lh~ Holz.,,. 'rrusesll acccmpan1~ Cllfton:l. h011plt.al wa.s brought "boone Bntut· 1 gle. Mondo.y, to his day She Is llllprovin~ nicely . 1fla.)U, Pa , for a few days Cllffmd Beegle ,.. r.. ONG TRIP ENDED Sunday from Ha.yes, John W CroB!: aud Yo'l fe <JC..:om~ over Monday with hts o~tOi~~ p>Utled by their C04SIIls. Mr aud H'lrry Roush and Miss Mrs Frank Wilkins o{ Co ill o abu~ a.nd other zelaLives and !'tend; l'"lunded 'in Friday from a thre·: Dorcas Mr. Be:cs:le h&s been weeks motut trip that took tl1t!m ~:; t illed w l ~ h one of the largest Bc1.lde r and Denver. Colorauu ~ ~ t racUng companies in tnnung hflme by the way or ?uebi:J Ule ~t t"ant)'~elght years Muskogee , Tuls1, Memphis IU>·l Mr. and Mrs c. B. Enael and Nashville. totAlling 4231 mtleo; Mrs. Eunice Bardo and daue:bk:r ! 111 c:a'4/>'li' ~ I da~h ami ~< ....... .. .u J.S"lll". Cuunt), Obln , ~~~ HceUun "II" \Part) uf lh<l Ohio Niver road, I. H. Htt Mr. and Mra' J L Cook atld ch11-l 'i liltli1<· .i.tll)ll<l "Hu. 'i. I" •a.il•bur) , · · · Tuw111bltt I ·~ j;radh'l" ·-vall'-'1)'. · rt; dren &ttended tbe tlome comlnJ ~ 1 pl.cio If" u"llerdr•ln •nd ~Yin'!: ·~l'h day afternoon "t the Baptist ~.,~~cr~c - I g1rl. Thi ~ model ha s 111Ut l1 ' I6D,18it:W ' NQ 2 f'coleral 11nd t•ro )~'CI No. E·i111·ll " Vl'illl•t: ~. ' By EVA A. TINOEY l'~IOI'O!SM. 1\--. LOYAL WORKERS MEETING The re1ular mon't;hl.y meeting of the Loy,.I Workers claas of the M . 1..:--c- 1 ~. prup....,.J• I, RESUMES UER STUDIES Miss Margaret OrahiUIJ. w!ll return to Cincinnati Saturday to l'e sume her studies at the Unive rsity of Cincinnati after spending her summer vacation at her home ne1e I I I . l/'"") Columbus. Misses and Helen at home Dnd John Jr. at home Dcneld Rt binwon e11 torta.tned Monday eve.ulniJ w,m a kl~cllen ~howu In honfll' ~~ Mn. Holll.'t Queen. Mrs Queon tccc!Ved many t ·1utttul r.r·d uoolul ho~flelW!d !. 1fts Tllo~e nrea~ent WCI'e' \Jt(rs, C :rJr. Chapman, Miss Tht~lma Rlt~ t11;. M1 !! Nowl.fln Stcl'lit'1'1: Mro. Shelby Roberta, Mrs. Katherine l<IJcher, Mrs. Joe ~Mlllcr, Miss Lu~ ! '1 llc Qhrt~t. Mlsae8 Ruth a.nd MD~\ 11r d Ollma.n, Mfll: Ttd Keller, · ~... Julltlr Parley, Mn . f'ro.nk 1 Hoblnson, Misses Anna Belle ~d Kcse Wllaon. Prevents Lar&e PoresStays on Longer prtP'='t: • Mr• New WOil"'~ ,I ·rfuJ .fatce P<twder H.. P'or a youthful compJexiop, use new W>Jnderrut &ml..LO·Qj.A) \'I.e;. Powder. Rides tk' lines. ov. ukJel: apd pores New French proeeu, \!ontcom(ry, who wm spend tb~!. make& It spreM: me ! smopthb aiKl stu on lonJer No more shiny , .se&. vacation here Mr. and Mre. J. W. Walhu:e At~ Ptn"at fo.c:e powder known. Preventa Lt:ndtd the- Mc:CuU~h ltllrt~U>l , • larte J)Oi'ta. A1k t.Oda7 for new, union, J4ondi\Y nt U•e McCuUou ... • wonderful face powder, MELJ..O-o ; :d homestead ~n Eqle Rlda:~- In GLO. Ulat suits eveey complQion. t.he cvenlna they had ae JUffi.li. t'be Jacob Elberfeld b•ma Co. .Adv. Rev and Mrs. J. A Conkle IU)d ~lldren ot Akron. Mr. and Air , ·•• Arthur llcCuUon•h. · U:n .E. M . l<O'fiCt. IU CONTHA.C"IOIU:I .li'O."I"t, Otl OHUJ Jl'reeee ' and liOn, .Mn. De.na t.i4&0U Lll::I'Alt ••II:N 1 Ut' ttJloHWA. ·1 5 a.nd chtJdren. Mr. and Mn. !'led ~..:v~~mb~•. oa~. Lee -..:ou ·-• wd ·•JdfeU 8 rut !lin· i'alpQ A U&'O&t tT. !lt;'t. UNIT rKICI!: CON'I'RA\;'f f'recker and daUJhter of COlu.n~ s,.~ 1-"0P<.-18 will 1.11'! r..,riv~ ~t tbe bU8 oll'lc• <•( thl tlane Hldlway i.Jfu>ellll "' Albert Botldna ~nd cht• .. -- of Ohao, •1 C.lumbua. Olito, un~ll_,n, 0 ,;. ........... dod< P M . U•ttTn l:Han~r!l- lil!lc, Bprln.rnekl, joined Mn. ~~na Ylida), Sntt.embllr u. 19ln:. for ;m1 here Batun:ta)' at the home Of tJle ~ Nua. 1• 2 aud latter'l parenta, Mr. and Mn. Oren a tu ill. uar<led 1u .he ,..,ue Wf\~"•e· Welte where 1he had been vlatUnJ tur •~ one cuntr.~t ) ..1 •· d •'' I'BOPOSAL NO l aeev areeu. an Vl.al..cd over the .t'Heral AN l'I"UJ"t """· K-ol'lV-Y. week eu-., ret.umlna home r.tonm.•• N t"lWM Cvuntr. Qtllo, un tiudot• ":tl '' Mr. and Mn. WallaCe Pleke.:. .. or th~ OttiD RIH·r road, 3. V· ~ u. o, Stat>. K<.ntto N• '1. In 81\liebul'lr and son Don of Oolumbus., weJ'I! ro..-u,.hlp, b! ~rr•<llu• ·~d •J:• . 1\!,!u· IUe&tli of tl)etr pareots, ¥T and ~'r~tfntt <Ira na~~~: RtrU<!turr. •9td lla• · Mra. B E 'l'ickens and Mr. 11nd 111f,.. '! '~' culle~ I Pdra. Oren "~rolfe Swtda)' an1 ll-4~~t' t'"4vfl'""'"t :lO-W n. lto•'t.u_ay Motday, tenrl.b 6166.~ rt. or 1.28 1 mllll8lf.l1:1!m~lell c:o.tl '" conatruc\iap :.r. ... ~]flrne11t IP:.. ~~,•g·~~~~.Ow!~ I ------~--- ~.':"!-.:..... c-:.;:: ~- Dhn..... bel<l Jl'estl, mea11ln1 1111 ov~>n ""lllqll):Jtp hroUJh the south and weat he IJM!Pt the summer with rcis tlna. She tpent llt\'era i w~kt V'lth her fOil·ln-laW and d&Uihter l&r. and Mr8. ~ward MontgOm.tl')' t.t Cc.lumbla, 'hnneuee and the :emaincler of the time wttb bro~~ ms In Clltfornla.. She re~urned .t.crmpantcd by lltr. and !irs "~''pumr...,.,;.,.~ •PI'rtm~,r· ~-~"~' ~- 111. T. c••wr,.l.-e•· and &~'room cotf.ale. AU eonM· a'Creri;',. ~."'Mo 1ue Tope, mite boX vet\lenoe•. Close in. Rent reaaon- seeretary. able. Pleasant location. Vale at Tbe next meetlns will be 9-8~3t w. B. Koeatcr. ~tober 4 wnh Mrs. Charle& Phil·· ~ 11.tended. vlalt 8l - KI ~1 10 htotiJer of Atttla ; Pet~tb Ia from tbe "latf~ Bade WAll named after • ....home"''lf"~~~~=~~.T- r;t:;'t:u.::: 1 ,Pet ' .601 the ' "-=pur~" W. ;~ - : the leaiUe~leacUnl Cubl numlnl tit Pa.ul ~ 88 .401 true to fl)pn by m&kini II. rUsaa~ t Louilivllle 58 89 . 3D~ troua start on their tlnal swinK throulh the east, th.e pantc waa on IN1EBNI\'fiUl'<<\~ LEAGUE ' I ,P.lrf1n ilational leque today. Club w. L. Pet I G,AJI!Ic! ~li~Y Altb~h the Bruitu; attU are ftve Newark . . . 101 M .MZ games lli front of the Plrat.e&, the Baltimore Al'jiEIUCAN AS~Oj:.JA-p~N . . . . . 84 70 .MB former showett sllns of lotna' into Buft'a.lo . . . . .. . . . 04 Colum'ftus at LouftivUI~ T1 .M2 one of their LYPIQ&I road alumps by nc>chester Indlanapolta a..t Toledo. 12• 73 .621 loallll botlt enM of a double·header Montreal . . . . .. . Ka"ilsu .CH,y at. St. Paul. 111 74 . ~22 to the low)JI B011ton Braves )'ester~ llUw~ukee at MhmeapollS .. Jersey Cltj' . . (19 86 .'l4.J day. II to 4 '!'ld 2 10 0 Albany . . .. . . ee as .428 The reQlafuder of the P.astern NATIONAL LIRAGlJl: 5ll 1Q3 .~ trip will Provide an acid test. for the Toronto . . . . . . Cincinnati nt New York. manaaertal ob1Uty of _charley · ,., ...... ..,.._ oJ'o _ _ __ Chicago at. 808l'>U Or!Qml, under whose lmoplre4 lead~ <two pmesl. crshbf the Cubs won 18 out. of 20 Pirates were beaten by Pleddy ,Pltt&burgl't at Brooklyn 18ntel In their home stand, con~ eimach, portly Btooklyn Southpaw St. Louis o.t Philadelphia. eluded Jqt week . ln tq~ nla:htcp.p ~Y a 1i to . 2 count . Grimm's players went to i)leC"S Hit!! by Clanlly a.nd Wrl&'ht featured 4M.ERICAN LEAGUE complet.Cily In ~e jiC~tll lnnlna pf ~~ ~~.r·s p~tA~ on BUl Ha.rrl!= . the ~t 1ame YQ.tlirday whtn tbe ' Ott's 32itd'. bQUief and flve stra.illht Philadetplita at Cle"VelRnd. Braves routed Pat Malone and scor~ h.ita by Joe J,Joore enabled the lk!41ton at ,Chicago. New York o.t Detroit. ed nltle runs. •'l'he Btutns were o tant8 to ~e c}U.~ Qlncinn"'tl 7 to 5 guiltY of ft.ve errofa. <two II:Mlea) . In the nightcap Ben C&l'ltwell With Jumbo Jim Elliott ttghtenWMhington at at Louts. llmjted. the Cube to seven hits ana 1n1 up in the plnthe8/ the Ph1lliPS outpJ<:hed B~ and Smith staaered tp the wir-e ahead of tt1e INT~RNATION.t\L LEAGU~ After winning their eleventh aame Cardinals, e to 6, '\Dizzy" Dean was Roohe11ter o.t Bu1Calo. In eucceulon behind Dip BWU't's tfle loablg twrler. Baltimore at Jei'Y:Iey City pltehl.ng, 8 to 3 with the aid of a All Ainertoon lea;ue\ clubs were Newark at Alban)' six;rWI rally In the fil'8t lnnt~, tbe Idle. Montreal at Toronto. m...,.. .... . -..11. -·- ' By ip ~NKLlN ItldlanapoUs . '18 1118 !!porto W11ter MUwaultee . . . . . . . . 75 New Yort, Sept. 1-IN8-WU.h ~~~:: Cl\)' ~~ Ill IH« Will alld" _ , JOU II 10 lbal <be ' •DP1 lor ~ 111 11 piOIIOHd In ouch • 1 01 10 lli'IDI 1110 _ , . . ~ ropul!a \0 rou. "ftaa pu~ wUl be reapon11~ ciJ)J tOr «·It mcorroct uaaen101 ot Nil', All1:ert~ai~J11VL Errore b:l ' .40& AM£111~-AN ASSOCIATION; · , Oalum~ . ' Cillo<' lifllf' Co•~l... The n•ute ilodPJltlt de.tcttbee f.IIF u•fted t'itle1 of BtJdl a'a.. l'nf:~. .m Club Minneapolla . Claalioc.u.. lliiOiil&lj lor prl<e "I ad.venllf~umJa .416 .4'14 �. ·• \ f • lo ' ,, \ \ ' j' ~· From ·a Good ·Loser '' Tt lEG I~ ~ -. :tl f:IN~L .110 .nu ~ :m [IH£DN JOU .Jlf -· J'<:l. .110 .MI .IU .JOl ·. GJAN1S BEAT REDS - . ( •o-uu.e'"' prlco .. . . . t fhoula be - Ro ~~I W~ bO ..~ IO> t loilo lb"' a minimum ob.,.. Ol tvn&J·D91 ceDW Jor eacb !ll86f· - • • ' Foi S Jlt!<.Mi~ ALL J!i,ip rldlo or .011 Brtna - FQB &I,LE--brlmes • ouu! Golden Jona~ ~d. I In you. :lii-J, Jl. M. ercoa \ cooltll>f • or'r&d~o& servlctd a: reuonr')~ ~ app)N, two ot the best, applp, at lb' C!Uton 'l'liiit ,,.. ~<Oppe~ ~pplel I I NEW CIIA88 STAI<:J'~ ' liot ate No: \ clrt!P~ opplfll tor A neW cl'ais ot nura.e11 l'f.Pi>tt.ed at lable 1lle '!lid ~lili apple .butthe Hober Ha.pltal SChoOl of Nurst,r, Prt~ flOC per bUshel J. B. lnv,, Tuesday. The et1ht young Ia- .1. "·" - ' Lyon•, Owner. U·7~3t lUes, incl~d J.n the claSB, a.tf': FUM 10 ~ K&the.rtne Hubo>..r, Pom~roy : Mill Plorence Sutter, Welch, w Va; Mlsl!. ~Helen P,e, Wellaton: Miss 1 Evelyn )foraa.n, Oak Hill; Miss Lubeth TBylor, Powell; ¥fill Ruth Qowdeo, ~etdtJvUie; Ml.sfi Olive ' lkadbur)', Proctorvllll!; lnd M18fi Anne ~ace, Nel!lonvlile, MINs Mildred Miller, a:. directress and Mls.<; LM.ura Thurman, Jnliltructl'f'oss, hnv·· boUt resumed their dutlt:b. ~41.1 POB house, bam u.nd other outbWldinl~~ Undltrl&td wtt.h 20 acre&~ of good. e9fll ~ tqr oil and -.. tnve nUlts from Pomeroy and on per· manent t'Ofd. Tetn'\1 Qfl.n be arranged to rtsht. part)'. 1l'or further lnrormatl(:ln Ci.U 310~R D~7~3t THAT COP <!> I'OLUlWINI, Ml!:···· ' ' SOI)IETY 1\f~ET~ I The Wo1il~n's Pofelan Mlli810nan ' Scclety of Grace M I!; ctmr¢b held · Loot-·· LO~-ca.me:o HUM 1 r a.cres wltll lood men ror.m brooclt, wllite &old theh· m~lnl Tue.sday e.ttemoon nt 1 #fame Reward. Home Laqndry til; ho!" ot lolr! . ~h!rltt ••~ !\II ''· 1 Oo , M!ddloport. 9 -6-St For R;eqt - .1..... Roueh. c f0110wlnl new omcers were- t~Hed : Mn. w. A. Klr, 1. I prl!lldent: hlfl,, E. 0 . McCall, vloe I ,· president; Mn .Roy Beb;, recoralng B~~tr~ ~r.::: Mrs. J . T. Hall, aaal.etant. . 1 ;x •• , . . . 8$1 . . 81 :.Lj!~' 68 ' . ~~ Sen Pelnl Lted Mt. aDd .m " w............ c. " -COLD"' COUGH" ,.·or o, i:1 Sore throat. mueeulu rllf,g.. .audleuhe•Apalna.-pply M• &ei'Oie., the "COUD.ter-lrrftaal" ~· DIES IN COLUMBUS ' Ja~.:k Flelif1cr Sayre, eldest son of Mr. and Mn John W Sayre, died lut Fr1day In Oolwnbus. He was born at Letart Palls. March 26, 1900 and spent his young hfe tlwre He moved, wlth hLs parents. to Westervllle about fourteeH )'tl8.i'S ago, t.hen to Columbu~;~ where death occur ted He was a mechanic, having been Interested In the 1epalr or watches a.nd clocks when but a lad. For the paet three years be had bee.., aJ!licted with and death AT ALL DJlVGGISTS _ ------------·--r1ntt •~E• . r..utti()PIIIIJ' · .... SIJAIT WOOLENS A I TittiiY ffl.odlls lktt,htJ j, p,;, 4 E,,.,,J nPIJ 1tN .,.J ,,, jtltflrFfl .,. ,..,4, ill N1u Yerl. I.IIIW"t C\ltt"Cttltt \\ C.\.AO tNMi.M Oh I the cl11~rm of the new wool<"n ~ WE l>.ft1t for the fall wearf . ""''""" ~00~? !! uto\HlUM t~ ? 0>< $>\>T 0>! ' " " ' r--.J 'tliA:E. ,-"tt~ao ~n"'" They arc so smart and lo vely ror strctt, travel a11d for tf.e ~o ll~ ge ~ chic a nd yet is fashio u it. li S simple as can be . II also adapts 1lsc!l to lhc rou):{lt ~dk crepe st Ua, no\'e._ h y woo l ami mi xtures and satin crepe. ; TJw 1•tltrll No 7i60 "'"1 bt ob· rtmtrJ Ill' si•11 16 /1 ZO a11d J~ t~ 12. It 11 rudp /or 1mmrd•att dtllvuy. lt iJ hr11/ cwl. ~eud lS ~tlJ• (in . ' if t., Falillion tlure'l"u. Write nrdully '"~ ph! luh yuur 1\am~; and [ull ad drus, the IIU!11ber ul tht l'Bttcrn a.JuJ the &i~e ,yo u want. ,,I . t· 1 Addreu yo ur lello.:r 111 t he fullu w· ing way ;- •'"lOt ~-- • · 'fl!lf'"'• PJrta ll 1"1'11 .11111 8~ ·~W~. ~~,~ f.~L: .. , •. , . ' ' t~is CJupon flll~d out wiH ~riPJ; \>Y return man. yo~~ • •' • 'l,..• p·, futs pattern, No. 77~Q. '•• • •••, • •• ' • • ••• ' sj~e-,o . .. .... , ........................... ' ....... . ~ ,~ .' ' 0 0 •••• ' •• ' " .. .' ' \.1I "' • O!'IIJ Tr.unn.. ,~~~..,;.I'll! ~pnmil !inll !71"..!'+ church ~t ·Van.derhooi • , Mr and Mrl. G. E. Guthrie were I W~ Y•vl!fllrnt 111 n n...,d,... , ,, 1, 1-flnwth 1 ~ 3 .n H • .,, 1;:0 "'-" B.Um 1 Wd ~..,.t uf , .,ll.unr.tl"" .... . · · ·J>IWYII~Al · .. ·:l · u ......· • HU •·1!'<1-eral "-h' l'roJ•t t l'lo t:-n~ . 1 : ber brother .'. B. 1 ~ b v.~. .. .,,,. • Mr. and Mfl. Mt.nley Ohrlct)' re- t'"''r•·~· '"'~ · ' turned traP V.rkenburl • wl-oa- tit.- biwt- ....... .l £1"JQr1nl! -!tt: recently • n.u:•~e<J Melr• Count•·. Ohl<>. on l:ieoU•"' ··H" tDrl~d o{ the Ollkl Rlrer Ruad, &. H. No ,, IU•I• lion~ - No) t, 1ft IIIU"itKII.- ·1141 · ~~· ' Of ,a,,,ew ar W~o, 'fuwn&)a()>, !.y COih!U'Ucl n.1; LWO I 00 It " "._11 ......ao ""ell"; -.... Ia ~Qn..., lira. Ella Bowera of Athenl 1pent ~il/gwalk~ utJ 1h11 !U fl. •I'•" "'''"~• •'Uti" da.:r. Lhe former at. Ba D\111•1 ttte week elld wUb her .....r Kn bt.d~t> tlh·. 1'-!o. HE-7·:!5 uur l ,~ alhuc 4-nd the lat.tt:f attOheatlr • I"-•ry 0 aswe. u ' • c .....~ "h: .,. MktlikrJIO '"t,, a •nl .,~.;:.... , int! .,,, tt!lllllhll" , twl "Oro< • Juntor S"wart., George Benton I . lrft. •nd Mrl. Maurice Outhle l.entph tiiUQ ft ,.. .u ••k:. C1 cts, b~er Clyde CI'WVJ and had ., Sunday IU- Mr. l!ld Mrs. 1 &tli••Wd CUll· uf c"'"'truct111n ....4.~ 30 ""!~!I''· I Earl and Perrell Hardl:l returned 1 Plld P'Jiher and ehUdrm. of rh e buld.. . "'u"t ~~tmlt wlui niB b11J . Sa.twdey night •from f w~k's CornlnJ 11 e~rnr'"'' r.h•• ~ n• "" amount " ua1 ... camp, _ at Portland. , '"-ed ..r • I~ .,.,., live JHit cent lr.•,~ I ot lbt ..,.tltnllt.tfl ...._.,. 0· . E . O uthrle re.....,... b .. t Ill 1<0 ... . ent mote lhan , .• n at.S Catherine Beqtz oC Oolum~ ct&Y afternoon trom a trtp to Wash- Tb.,:,~ .. nd nnaa•~ 1'1n ooo 00. 1 bu was the eue&t or her lrBDd- lllltiJb D P l•t>~ •lid 81'-= if•c:J~Iktn• r.t.rl! ..., oi!P mother. Ml'B. ~ennl'! Bent& and Mr. i.nd Mrs. Rou Hawk an;l dau ~•...!..":'~- "~n~e 1,."! J!'.~""~'ta10tt<t:~~fb~ ether rJ:)attvea !)Ver tho week end lhter Ceryl' attend~ the S!iPiartz put y D.r£ctor ur Hlwhwa~11. Cflrptb,_er. li'Clfi"s and P'loyd Ho· r!unlon 'Monday aftA!lrpO!)Jl. ~~ waa ,I\,. lll...,.,... r ""'"' rvn .t~e •·lr;t~t '" '*· back, e~ployed by "t he Ruat Engt- htld at the near Pish ceme~ •.ct. ""Y 111111 " 11 bid~!0 w. liERnU.I.. neerma: · Compu.nv of Plttlbuf"lh, teey. ~-l-Il t. ~tate lhPwli;r v•rfldor. W.IOP¢ ......... .nd , ~... , ..f. _.. I ~ I c .-rove Peiin•''"""''•l Where Oeath Won Auto Race YOU EVER STOP TO fll? • ' ~""'"" jj.-~1'-"·'r t• ,. 'l '+ • ' ' f<} • I / By ~ON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA A wonder c:ity ia one where the ci~y pve111ment run• the c:ity in th11 ~" way u .1. •ucceaaful buaineN. From the ar~r~~menb of the different c:quntrie• who detire to ~et~jn !IJ'IIlamenb or in any way increaSe tJ~eir ~ilitary or ~val ltr!lll,th, it will be found that all hul' ~ell' clauna to do 10 ~n ,t he n.:c:c:uity for 1ecurity. In pre-war day• ll place in the 1un wa1 c:onaidered a rood enou1h acuae. Thw C:OIIJIUy taY• not!Un1 !!.bil~t a R\,Ce in tlte aun, but doea demand 1ecurity. Thi1 i1 1ound CODIIDOD eenao, for while a plaee in.the IUD may rlorify a cpuntry it doea not !!fOYide aec:urity and "!\urity ia what Ameri!:a need1. If you have a car to aell, you will probably 1et more for it if ' you advertUie it in thio new1paper. Thefe uems to be a lot~-=-=--of folka who are firmly c:onvinc:ed • .that p~ple can be made pel by an ac:t of C!Jnrnu. The Pr<IIP"ri~Y of ~J ~~!neu depei.da upon the pro1perity of the conimunity n wlt!ch it 11located. ' ' 11t11mps or coin) . ·" .. "An tt flhtty<• nr~~~~~,::Wf of .- r:;- th'• ·":! ~lUld&y ---~na l'l"!ta and Wife I a~~ ,...,• ..,... E church met Monday evening nt the honfe of B. M. Crpss on Me~ Kinley avenue wlth 25 membera 1· ,~,,a,,er present. A well arranged program "' wa~ 1eudcred Rnd a splended btlllquet was served The class of men Is Floyd Boback ~~ond 1 antlclmatlnll a U\llllber of C"'ntesn frcm ..- Ule country inl.o to bl·ing Kl CO.Ler nun'lbers. p;o:not(! the Fanme Drummond Interest apd attendance. The next this week. meeting w11l be at the home )f Beu 1 Mr. and Mrs Wa1d Ihle sperl Spencer U1e week enrJ he1e With the latter'e mot.htr, Mrs Amclla Ha.ylnan, KETURNS FROM HOSPI'tAL while returning !rom a -tour Of the Miss Ltillan Goldbctsou who un ~ east to their home Dt Monroe, 0 . derwent an operatLon for llPJJ(.nd!Misses Helen Roush and citls two wee}(~ ago nt Lh~ Holz.,,. 'rrusesll acccmpan1~ Cllfton:l. h011plt.al wa.s brought "boone Bntut· 1 gle. Mondo.y, to his day She Is llllprovin~ nicely . 1fla.)U, Pa , for a few days Cllffmd Beegle ,.. r.. ONG TRIP ENDED Sunday from Ha.yes, John W CroB!: aud Yo'l fe <JC..:om~ over Monday with hts o~tOi~~ p>Utled by their C04SIIls. Mr aud H'lrry Roush and Miss Mrs Frank Wilkins o{ Co ill o abu~ a.nd other zelaLives and !'tend; l'"lunded 'in Friday from a thre·: Dorcas Mr. Be:cs:le h&s been weeks motut trip that took tl1t!m ~:; t illed w l ~ h one of the largest Bc1.lde r and Denver. Colorauu ~ ~ t racUng companies in tnnung hflme by the way or ?uebi:J Ule ~t t"ant)'~elght years Muskogee , Tuls1, Memphis IU>·l Mr. and Mrs c. B. Enael and Nashville. totAlling 4231 mtleo; Mrs. Eunice Bardo and daue:bk:r ! 111 c:a'4/>'li' ~ I da~h ami ~< ....... .. .u J.S"lll". Cuunt), Obln , ~~~ HceUun "II" \Part) uf lh<l Ohio Niver road, I. H. Htt Mr. and Mra' J L Cook atld ch11-l 'i liltli1<· .i.tll)ll<l "Hu. 'i. I" •a.il•bur) , · · · Tuw111bltt I ·~ j;radh'l" ·-vall'-'1)'. · rt; dren &ttended tbe tlome comlnJ ~ 1 pl.cio If" u"llerdr•ln •nd ~Yin'!: ·~l'h day afternoon "t the Baptist ~.,~~cr~c - I g1rl. Thi ~ model ha s 111Ut l1 ' I6D,18it:W ' NQ 2 f'coleral 11nd t•ro )~'CI No. E·i111·ll " Vl'illl•t: ~. ' By EVA A. TINOEY l'~IOI'O!SM. 1\--. LOYAL WORKERS MEETING The re1ular mon't;hl.y meeting of the Loy,.I Workers claas of the M . 1..:--c- 1 ~. prup....,.J• I, RESUMES UER STUDIES Miss Margaret OrahiUIJ. w!ll return to Cincinnati Saturday to l'e sume her studies at the Unive rsity of Cincinnati after spending her summer vacation at her home ne1e I I I . l/'"") Columbus. Misses and Helen at home Dnd John Jr. at home Dcneld Rt binwon e11 torta.tned Monday eve.ulniJ w,m a kl~cllen ~howu In honfll' ~~ Mn. Holll.'t Queen. Mrs Queon tccc!Ved many t ·1utttul r.r·d uoolul ho~flelW!d !. 1fts Tllo~e nrea~ent WCI'e' \Jt(rs, C :rJr. Chapman, Miss Tht~lma Rlt~ t11;. M1 !! Nowl.fln Stcl'lit'1'1: Mro. Shelby Roberta, Mrs. Katherine l<IJcher, Mrs. Joe ~Mlllcr, Miss Lu~ ! '1 llc Qhrt~t. Mlsae8 Ruth a.nd MD~\ 11r d Ollma.n, Mfll: Ttd Keller, · ~... Julltlr Parley, Mn . f'ro.nk 1 Hoblnson, Misses Anna Belle ~d Kcse Wllaon. Prevents Lar&e PoresStays on Longer prtP'='t: • Mr• New WOil"'~ ,I ·rfuJ .fatce P<twder H.. P'or a youthful compJexiop, use new W>Jnderrut &ml..LO·Qj.A) \'I.e;. Powder. Rides tk' lines. ov. ukJel: apd pores New French proeeu, \!ontcom(ry, who wm spend tb~!. make& It spreM: me ! smopthb aiKl stu on lonJer No more shiny , .se&. vacation here Mr. and Mre. J. W. Walhu:e At~ Ptn"at fo.c:e powder known. Preventa Lt:ndtd the- Mc:CuU~h ltllrt~U>l , • larte J)Oi'ta. A1k t.Oda7 for new, union, J4ondi\Y nt U•e McCuUou ... • wonderful face powder, MELJ..O-o ; :d homestead ~n Eqle Rlda:~- In GLO. Ulat suits eveey complQion. t.he cvenlna they had ae JUffi.li. t'be Jacob Elberfeld b•ma Co. .Adv. Rev and Mrs. J. A Conkle IU)d ~lldren ot Akron. Mr. and Air , ·•• Arthur llcCuUon•h. · U:n .E. M . l<O'fiCt. IU CONTHA.C"IOIU:I .li'O."I"t, Otl OHUJ Jl'reeee ' and liOn, .Mn. De.na t.i4&0U Lll::I'Alt ••II:N 1 Ut' ttJloHWA. ·1 5 a.nd chtJdren. Mr. and Mn. !'led ~..:v~~mb~•. oa~. Lee -..:ou ·-• wd ·•JdfeU 8 rut !lin· i'alpQ A U&'O&t tT. !lt;'t. UNIT rKICI!: CON'I'RA\;'f f'recker and daUJhter of COlu.n~ s,.~ 1-"0P<.-18 will 1.11'! r..,riv~ ~t tbe bU8 oll'lc• <•( thl tlane Hldlway i.Jfu>ellll "' Albert Botldna ~nd cht• .. -- of Ohao, •1 C.lumbua. Olito, un~ll_,n, 0 ,;. ........... dod< P M . U•ttTn l:Han~r!l- lil!lc, Bprln.rnekl, joined Mn. ~~na Ylida), Sntt.embllr u. 19ln:. for ;m1 here Batun:ta)' at the home Of tJle ~ Nua. 1• 2 aud latter'l parenta, Mr. and Mn. Oren a tu ill. uar<led 1u .he ,..,ue Wf\~"•e· Welte where 1he had been vlatUnJ tur •~ one cuntr.~t ) ..1 •· d •'' I'BOPOSAL NO l aeev areeu. an Vl.al..cd over the .t'Heral AN l'I"UJ"t """· K-ol'lV-Y. week eu-., ret.umlna home r.tonm.•• N t"lWM Cvuntr. Qtllo, un tiudot• ":tl '' Mr. and Mn. WallaCe Pleke.:. .. or th~ OttiD RIH·r road, 3. V· ~ u. o, Stat>. K<.ntto N• '1. In 81\liebul'lr and son Don of Oolumbus., weJ'I! ro..-u,.hlp, b! ~rr•<llu• ·~d •J:• . 1\!,!u· IUe&tli of tl)etr pareots, ¥T and ~'r~tfntt <Ira na~~~: RtrU<!turr. •9td lla• · Mra. B E 'l'ickens and Mr. 11nd 111f,.. '! '~' culle~ I Pdra. Oren "~rolfe Swtda)' an1 ll-4~~t' t'"4vfl'""'"t :lO-W n. lto•'t.u_ay Motday, tenrl.b 6166.~ rt. or 1.28 1 mllll8lf.l1:1!m~lell c:o.tl '" conatruc\iap :.r. ... ~]flrne11t IP:.. ~~,•g·~~~~.Ow!~ I ------~--- ~.':"!-.:..... c-:.;:: ~- Dhn..... bel<l Jl'estl, mea11ln1 1111 ov~>n ""lllqll):Jtp hroUJh the south and weat he IJM!Pt the summer with rcis tlna. She tpent llt\'era i w~kt V'lth her fOil·ln-laW and d&Uihter l&r. and Mr8. ~ward MontgOm.tl')' t.t Cc.lumbla, 'hnneuee and the :emaincler of the time wttb bro~~ ms In Clltfornla.. She re~urned .t.crmpantcd by lltr. and !irs "~''pumr...,.,;.,.~ •PI'rtm~,r· ~-~"~' ~- 111. T. c••wr,.l.-e•· and &~'room cotf.ale. AU eonM· a'Creri;',. ~."'Mo 1ue Tope, mite boX vet\lenoe•. Close in. Rent reaaon- seeretary. able. Pleasant location. Vale at Tbe next meetlns will be 9-8~3t w. B. Koeatcr. ~tober 4 wnh Mrs. Charle& Phil·· ~ 11.tended. vlalt 8l - KI ~1 10 htotiJer of Atttla ; Pet~tb Ia from tbe "latf~ Bade WAll named after • ....home"''lf"~~~~=~~.T- r;t:;'t:u.::: 1 ,Pet ' .601 the ' "-=pur~" W. ;~ - : the leaiUe~leacUnl Cubl numlnl tit Pa.ul ~ 88 .401 true to fl)pn by m&kini II. rUsaa~ t Louilivllle 58 89 . 3D~ troua start on their tlnal swinK throulh the east, th.e pantc waa on IN1EBNI\'fiUl'<<\~ LEAGUE ' I ,P.lrf1n ilational leque today. Club w. L. Pet I G,AJI!Ic! ~li~Y Altb~h the Bruitu; attU are ftve Newark . . . 101 M .MZ games lli front of the Plrat.e&, the Baltimore Al'jiEIUCAN AS~Oj:.JA-p~N . . . . . 84 70 .MB former showett sllns of lotna' into Buft'a.lo . . . . .. . . . 04 Colum'ftus at LouftivUI~ T1 .M2 one of their LYPIQ&I road alumps by nc>chester Indlanapolta a..t Toledo. 12• 73 .621 loallll botlt enM of a double·header Montreal . . . . .. . Ka"ilsu .CH,y at. St. Paul. 111 74 . ~22 to the low)JI B011ton Braves )'ester~ llUw~ukee at MhmeapollS .. Jersey Cltj' . . (19 86 .'l4.J day. II to 4 '!'ld 2 10 0 Albany . . .. . . ee as .428 The reQlafuder of the P.astern NATIONAL LIRAGlJl: 5ll 1Q3 .~ trip will Provide an acid test. for the Toronto . . . . . . Cincinnati nt New York. manaaertal ob1Uty of _charley · ,., ...... ..,.._ oJ'o _ _ __ Chicago at. 808l'>U Or!Qml, under whose lmoplre4 lead~ <two pmesl. crshbf the Cubs won 18 out. of 20 Pirates were beaten by Pleddy ,Pltt&burgl't at Brooklyn 18ntel In their home stand, con~ eimach, portly Btooklyn Southpaw St. Louis o.t Philadelphia. eluded Jqt week . ln tq~ nla:htcp.p ~Y a 1i to . 2 count . Grimm's players went to i)leC"S Hit!! by Clanlly a.nd Wrl&'ht featured 4M.ERICAN LEAGUE complet.Cily In ~e jiC~tll lnnlna pf ~~ ~~.r·s p~tA~ on BUl Ha.rrl!= . the ~t 1ame YQ.tlirday whtn tbe ' Ott's 32itd'. bQUief and flve stra.illht Philadetplita at Cle"VelRnd. Braves routed Pat Malone and scor~ h.ita by Joe J,Joore enabled the lk!41ton at ,Chicago. New York o.t Detroit. ed nltle runs. •'l'he Btutns were o tant8 to ~e c}U.~ Qlncinn"'tl 7 to 5 guiltY of ft.ve errofa. <two II:Mlea) . In the nightcap Ben C&l'ltwell With Jumbo Jim Elliott ttghtenWMhington at at Louts. llmjted. the Cube to seven hits ana 1n1 up in the plnthe8/ the Ph1lliPS outpJ<:hed B~ and Smith staaered tp the wir-e ahead of tt1e INT~RNATION.t\L LEAGU~ After winning their eleventh aame Cardinals, e to 6, '\Dizzy" Dean was Roohe11ter o.t Bu1Calo. In eucceulon behind Dip BWU't's tfle loablg twrler. Baltimore at Jei'Y:Iey City pltehl.ng, 8 to 3 with the aid of a All Ainertoon lea;ue\ clubs were Newark at Alban)' six;rWI rally In the fil'8t lnnt~, tbe Idle. Montreal at Toronto. m...,.. .... . -..11. -·- ' By ip ~NKLlN ItldlanapoUs . '18 1118 !!porto W11ter MUwaultee . . . . . . . . 75 New Yort, Sept. 1-IN8-WU.h ~~~:: Cl\)' ~~ Ill IH« Will alld" _ , JOU II 10 lbal <be ' •DP1 lor ~ 111 11 piOIIOHd In ouch • 1 01 10 lli'IDI 1110 _ , . . ~ ropul!a \0 rou. "ftaa pu~ wUl be reapon11~ ciJ)J tOr «·It mcorroct uaaen101 ot Nil', All1:ert~ai~J11VL Errore b:l ' .40& AM£111~-AN ASSOCIATION; · , Oalum~ . ' Cillo<' lifllf' Co•~l... The n•ute ilodPJltlt de.tcttbee f.IIF u•fted t'itle1 of BtJdl a'a.. l'nf:~. .m Club Minneapolla . Claalioc.u.. lliiOiil&lj lor prl<e "I ad.venllf~umJa .416 .4'14 �. -- / I ' ~ l • .. " • of OldenbuJih. clolel1 related to the Ruull1l Imperio! fiiiiiiiT, bon! tocla7 at tile Prince Alexander PITTUUaGB PRODUCE .I I ~! H AH C ~L WEATHER READEP.S' NOTICE - It yon want the Newo Office of The Dall1 Tribune, call 236-L; I( the Bnslneq Office ask for 202-R. Sepk 8-Ilj'B-Poult.ry tJ \.t~ A pupil of Puteur he founded the alflacty, demand. t&IJ!, aupply modtr- ace o1 • lnaUt.ute of e•perimeatal ~Cb:MI at<J colored bt111 16- 11 . Ieahorn In RUISia and o!'J&Ilbed a mfodltal hel).l 100-12, eolof'td sprln.,en 15· service dllf'lnl the, World War 18 , leJborn sprlngert 12- I&, J"OOISt;,. - l ' " St IJ~ ) TIIV!I8DAY, IIE1"''':MHl\ I, 1!112 I( • I I ·~· '""'~ OH I 0 S H T, ~l.(j :-4 ""f' FORECAST~ Pair llllihtly wanner In souttl LOn llfhl Sat urday lner ea!lna Saturday night ~~ol >ly ~thow t>n; ers 10- U, d~s t0-1:1, 1eeae 1-10 Butter markft steady, dematid fair, aUpply moderat.l!! ; 92 seme 21 3-t, 89 SCore 11 t-il, 88 IKlOre IB 1·3 ltaD9A1 d J(l 3-t Essa market firm. demand 1ooc1 supply modi-rate, ftrat nearby C:W'· rival d their pare'lt.&. tent reoeipta te-n: freUl extra The jowney to ColumbUA ~ wu tints 19- 20, helliU'e)r whl~ ez. ()1M! trouble l.fter anrsther ," the truJQ-22 , So 0 W Va Ky curglrl8 Hlated to loclkl authoritle& rent recelpt8 1$ a he ctU!lcul ties reached a .climax Vegetables tomatoes markflt about last nlaht when the Jlrla tried to seady demand slow. supply J.ilht!leep In a eomfteld near Lexing- nearby 8 qt.. chip buke~ 15·35. New ton. 0 but were dnven to a hay. Yorlt lu1 bona 6x6 and laraer 35-40 Cabbq;e mar.ket about steady, stvck by cold wtather _/ 'Then a hone had to come a10n1 demand slow, supply llght, neJrby and eat our cover oft','' one of the bu baskets 50 New York bulk pel· barrel 800~100 10 lb sack 'JIS 80 atrll 5B.Id The llrla had only t2 which lhey lb saclt 85 50 lb llack 40 etarted out from Cleveland FARMERS PLAN Bl • •••• •••• I \ GltAJNS ELECTRIC THEA1'RE, Pomeroy, 0. Thursday and Fliday, Sept. 8-9 "MIWON DOLLAR LEGS" Jack Oakie, W;-C. Fields, Andy Clyde, Ben Turpin Comecly "Succe11" Saturifay, Sept. 10 "RIDIN' TORNM>O" Tim McCoy, Shirley Grey Comedy "Of'AII People" Boat, Crowded With Workers, Goea to Bottpm of River FORCE OF BLAST Blows Bodie• To Shore Aa Well Aa In Rivel'; Many Injured By J4M.EB L K1LOALLEN INS Staff Corrt:HMmdent NLW YOlk Sept. 9-INEI-- T went.y ciEht wmkment were f'ff lld o~hlv jured in the h011p1u.. s and a~ undttermtncd number misslng aF the result of a sudden expl061on tod·w aboard the steamer • Obser- vation ,_t tn the En.st river off 13uth l'he vessel was carrying 150 wclkrnen to Riker's Island The steamed l>lew up as lt was backln8' uut of Jt.a .slip and f!ll.nk almUt t Jmmedla.tely, \ J'l)e death, injured and mtsslng by Police Ocmmlsp • Mul>coonoy tell Created in Fashion's Tenderest Mood ... t/Z£5e 1/we1 ' were moJe {or o! / ') To Make Declaration l __ OU! I Path" Michael Luce ket in Full Q/ou •• ~ ' c~: ~,c~c:~ ~- I '' 'l lor your toes, So well do they ~t, vou w1ll think that they were made especially for you. . ·: Si-ett-tiffick Shoes \ C'J!JilANY new end interesting interprdlltlons of the son's approved footwclll' fashions s-,•. arc ~aented by the three lov~ly m~dels s~Ctdw:d here. litscinatiilg ' new leathers .snd lctthcr combinations offer variety thtt permits easy 'expression of lr)clivi~ualk~. r• l ow • ACTION AND HEPORE """' .. ,oro FREE! FREE! A "JUMBO" Tablet for the gchool boys and girls buying Red Goose Shoes. Guarl'nteed to wear. Price $1.00, $1.96 and $2.95 "lbe V0.1111 Shoe omo. POadaoY, 1 \ ';: '.f:Y t; V: I \ ~ If-., Jn+ ~l:'u J / J 's:~r a·~d '*5 ' • .' Goose the style ¥OV·~Ikc best as each embodies the rmpotWnt ttfcnHiic futures wflro~ assure restful support and perf~ fitiins qtialitics. I • HART~~~ ~~N~Tt ~QY,OijiO of the '!''~~:"· were among the ftrst will th1 ill to the slender appearance of your feet when properly Atted with 1 Si-en.tlffick S'b o e s. Becau!e these shoes are patterned after the gracel- ful lines of a normal fo~, they At trimly at the heel 1and instep onc;l yet provide ample room FIT THE FOOT IN was the st&temen• P J Cartl.li Construction ~···"!~fo: which leaad the vt>RKel that. had been recovered the river mora:uoo esta.bllshed on the Bronx shore Father Robert Mulcahy pas tor of Rom&n catholic Cnurch 'ernor W..U Support Tic· Now rom Bodl~ recovered from wete ~en to emeraency U~leoo S'i1~ Fall, Ex-Gov1 1 • '- •' • tend$d th.. Government Detec\ive Fore;<'• Put on Job by PHI• idential Order ' DEMONSTRATION ..... ¥¥¥ • •••• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 8, 1932 badger fairbanks meyers sayre