http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9cd567d06178a5e13da804a2a93160e5.pdf 00ce1334810ad8908e631c34384b4a48 PDF Text Text • . 'l"'IB,,DAJl.'t T!UBt71a'.~~. 0810. ' I 1 UHG[ CROWD ffi IN. POMEH~t T0 WELCOME INGAllS Former Pomeroy . Man Dies In West I Victim of Chicago Bomb I)Jl:ADERS' NOTlCI!: - U you want a\ the Newo Ollloo of Tbe Dan, Tributle, eall 236.1.; If tile Bulin. . Oll\ce aal< for 202-JL > ' • FULL - O[NIU 'M~nE / Gubernatorial Candidate Met At Gallipolia By Deleration N E W S S ;,; R '1 I C E Seeks Funds Ready to Curb Rioting fR~NCE RHATfVf ' . TO PACT·W.rTHU. ~; : U~ITf.~ SHTES : WIT~~R~W " Japueai> ~reu Allege• Ameriea and France Have Arre<"ment New Outbreak At Collierv May Man'• Life D~BTS ON WAR IBy Continued Of U. ~·. Fleet In ra•~f ific Watera By wn.LIAM PARKER INS Sta.ft' Corre~dent Pa.ria, Sept. 23. -- INS - The French foreliil otnce today au... thorlzOO a denla.J of reports that tllC government had en~red Into " d ell! wlth. the UnJtec.l StRt("u where- h ·++ + , · Cttlf'lf PlU!J ftat ..Jchmellowlavorof1ine old Chf!ddarebee~~e you Rel in l!llndwl,~h(AandiMO'keddbibeJ :made with Kraft V~h·eel:ll D~C\IItJblt~ as milk ltaelt. With a nutritional rating rd' plur, plus,,•luld J\ dellciou l'! I rent for aU thfl famiJ1-appnwnd by the ...OfJil Cummlttee of tilt~ Amerlt~u L Mtl41i~l AsM.~el•tlnn. Go~~t a pat·k•l" from rotlr II'Gct!r tnday, ton and Amerlelln support for France Jn Its opposition to Gernum armament demands. 'I1l~ reports, circulated wJd•lv by the Japanese press. tollow"ed ddlnlte announcement that Prance does not fOT the present Intend to the elveeta . new Manchurian t tate or Manchukuo. set up under Lawrence M. Judd, gov ... ernor of Hawaii, as he left Secretary of State Stlmeon h8d Chica"o for Washin..+ott, D.· llrtViously made plain that the ~ ~"' United State& wculd not reooa:nl.l':e C. where he will seek a lo&n the protection of the Japanese army. Manohulr.uo because by a.rmed force. KRAFT It WIU$ c re~tcd rrom by United A Reed, In here with ' ,. es EVERY DRESS SO NEW THEY'LL MAKE THE RE~·T OF YOUR FROCKS SEEM OLD FA:SHIONED. I ttend· ... The w ·orld's Series A VARIETY OF NEW MATERIALS! Ostl'ich Woole~s, tweed effects, Styles for ".treet and rlrcss w eat· A Bir Selection WITH A Ofters to Give Away Children WITH 7 MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS NF.W "'fwln PWih" ampllll~at.ton ,\IV!nr in rease In undhotorlt'd j.OtfH ~~~~~ w Type tull~r; Nl::W Dual r.nntrol throughout 1'\utomath: • Volume I j I NI::W Automatlt· Ln-1'one ComJM"nsator. NEW Hlrh Powll!r, mo« ent D.ynando Spea.b r. NEW Spef:ial Conlrol to IN ADD(TION G. 11;. Full ran,re l;(lh!lltll'lty and llelec,lvlly with flll4.70. Improved band pa~~~t charatk-riea enahteertd for beUer lonll!. u Cenvenlen& Trrms. Ill 'he ult.lmaW rad .. ror whloh cer )'jill hRYf' waitftrl hon't waiL lon - Hear It lod•J· "BELIEVE YOUR OWN EARS" .--------------------This yeat· its a decided trend toward Tone NEW hnprol'ed 0 £. Tone !::qua- up to NEW FALL HATS ~rfki­ Iller with atlOAtlc orlll~!. ,Con.an&lon M'8del •••1.50 Wit• bbes Other Modell N1.75 lmprovt:d c repe~, short bl'im, shallow crowned sailors lind I turban styles. All the new shades Autumn now ready fo~ )'1lut selection, . j , , ,, . ~\' ' ' " ' f OI',,' ' .. ' F'i~ st an interview that, daY .co;. there have been no mem-~~~:~~::i;o~~f ,.,,....,mm,t. , oth,er a. OIJ- • have ew the Reconstruction The Japanese newapa.pael's aR- nance Corporation for H'a that the :l'ranoo-Amerlcan Governor Judd stat-' rerted The De!lt.OIII NON Chn~ .. j war debt concesslona by Wa!thtng-. 1 z:eoognlze ' As Move To Allay ptcton That W~ To Be D"''lar~d NIPPONESE In _Return For Support Of U. S; In Manchukuo Recognition "Spat" by France Is supportllli American pcliey In Ml!-nchuria iJl retm·n lor IJAP~N TO HE banks The ;,,,.;;~,,c_._,,. �, --- ~Y. .. ~ ~ ' ••I "':Jitlll "" .._...1!111 ~ 11. 11!11. ~~ 1"' ,_ ,_.,.. 1!' ......... - " " ti ..... .. . . . ~ !IIIII •• , .,. _ , ....,...,_ """"~ .. ""'""~' ,....... - ... """""' - ... llfl!!!il!o .. - ' ~!!!'""' - ' •' • ('\ ,, • ' • •' ' I •• • • • . . . Ia filii ""''IJO! ~ Middleport News YellOW J 8C kets T0 Meet I·ronton y """""' fill ~ ~-- ~· ~· ~ ""'~!I'll I'll' .,..., w.,• • . =. IS - • • M:tl!l Berth& Brld&ehlan ot .._. .... V•-iaia llo pnlllill~ " PUON8 la-L Mn. Bennett Ruwu ot HunUnl" Ct.ASS ~--- ""'-'". ...,..~l-...~ ··01111. ---.--- MEETING The Loyal Men'o Clus of tbt Micldle- rol&tl ..... :Jhurch w Chrltt met. ThW"lld.&JJ Mr ~nd Mn. Adolph P'aP.h.nl:!' I oventnc on tb elaw of the OUkll "'"""'" Wednelday ........ from home for lUI r'elular meettnc. • ~AiD day& vlstt. wlt.h M.r:-.. Paeh .. b) 11. N• II' Ym k C('n t.rYI ' c. venue. They expect t.o mo.,.e here ! .~ ... , l. Mr Moor~:~ Is em- 1 : ployed as S&l65mlln tor the SLur., b;J.ry Drug Com~ny I Mrs. Allen White IS n:!porLed Ill\' ul ht:r homt' on Rutland street Mrs. Louis Seyfrted, accompll.ll-, led by her mother. Mrs.. Mar,v Dawson. who has spent lht ;l9£t nx weeks visiting wlth Mr15 Eliza~ beth Jenkins and relatives at New ·~ 11 extngtQn. returned home Thurs.: day evening from a vlslt m Co· 11umbus ami Nt:w Lell:1n~ 'Jn I"' ' , [ Seyfried underwent observatioh : , 11.nd treatment while In Columbus I Louis Reaves atter a few <h\ ~ I \islt With Mr and Mrs /1llt•n White and Mrs. ABn~s Soles. relurned Friday afternoon to 11111 home at Winter Garden, Florida . Capt. and Mrs. S. W. Dcisr:. or Akron visited friends m Middleport Thnrsday and Friday while en route to their home toUowmg a 1 1 tou1· of canada and vo.tlous places of Interest ln the United States I 1 Ml'K. Delsz was the torm~r wife uf I I James Wells, well knuwn 1n Mld- I j dleport many ytars III?C. I about October I .,, "" One d T A.. · ~& Le , 0 ~~0!!Q.e4' By ,......... "8"1'•" llaer W~rrl ... and , ' vole tUUI G•' Dtlt.anee To Go 1111' vut.e, a slttlnl worked up a btar wrDlfrl1 Jna: ~otc. ' llJ• •llbtetnt~ -~~~ """""" ·~cy tlie amondPlOnt and rle!!ire for manly actionfl and fair dealing as Mr. 1'l!i•ahl•t Hornsby's past has shown him to have, should consider ,.· himself fortunate th11t was not kicked out of organi~od L••~"""'-l>lollllnc em, ,b)< • bosebaii, body and soul when his manipulations were hrought bef~re tb'~ , e t!.bl!£ se~era\ yearoJjja ~. ~~· Hornsby., lift .-~(i"J'i . ""Jll 6e waate•'. '1.~1111 ,:U./1 t .,..,, !" ? • he I - u.ud 'a , 1, Vl'(luam Patked - j J. N. 'Rathburn's Sons Midcllepmi, • Ohio. Japan '_, Cup Quality 'e1n " 00 •• ' .". ..vJ IWI have t~·thlrd to IP'Cllt oliPI~ pluraUty ta I " "" -·' ' CHYRCl! qt.s~GRf.EMENTS .HURCH. cJ!a~Jf8el!lenta such as the one 110lv gping on C in a ColumGus congregation becau.. t~e conferenre saw fit to move, ·~ mlpister whom the Columbus ~rrqijp wanted to )l:eep. at their church, ·Can not do allY ~ood ~11<1 may hrinr about 11. ~rreat deal of hann to th~ eau•N of religion. The worfd io so full of scoffer• in opite of the f•ct I hat Christian)1:.j'· nu!tlbers millions amon11 its fol.lo•rer~, l==::i::;;.-""'.-:;;;::::;:;::;::::;::;;;:'ithat no cha~co ji) · avel•loo~ed by thos~ hostile to ,!he church, to lb1cj fll)llt .t every poosible place. Accordingly when squabl>le•· l~slde the ort~ftnlzation 11re aired pefora Ill" public, ~~ei Pf,faPt ideal chances for these e~emles to mah m~J:W..:~~ ~11.~· ~xpense of many who are trYjnll tp i!ve as besqp.er . c~ll: ·. , lt matl~ftr>\lP.t sco!fers that thejr rl~~~~!• i• ill- 1 fnnnded or ,qJ!.fMt, ~P ·l'1rl1 a" tlley see an OJ>portqr!ilr to I poke jibes !!r.\lj.<lt~j" !l;Jiolll they 1call their "reUJI<•uol friend~." Jf.rloi~@p ~~· to bc il!creose~ ~111"1111 toe people 1! ,. 1ir!ll~ttV it mqst ~· <loll~ pli'~WPI• of tho.e alrenqy •nlf~llti<ll thcreip 1\8 ~~!I ~'.. br p*ept. ! •• '" n out eadl lllrood, IU!ob bY oilton. qi • -' In the light of existing conditions and the trend toward downward revision in all thln~rs, it Js conflclently exm~an1 U..& we mt.M~ re~e pected by all that a franchise will be fort~cominll' which Oil"ItIHlblo de"'JJf olop 'by otop. T!lf will be both fqirr and equitable to the company ~nq at til• •111>1<~•"' 0111t!l14J!!On\ .... '""' tht ,_, b,r IDe Yer)' fanp same time whiCh will not place an un<luly heavy burden to n~dleworll:. . And we've ..,.. "" ~ !li'l'!te •• ,... Aqd a t.wo•thh'd ConareuioQ!.!I Jll(XtUJf 11 ~-~ Ca\tfl.d· the WO\Iw ~~· In the lint pla<e. upnn the uHer':' of the commodity in tho commqnit)·. We were )ate going to New York this sea.son, which proved to be quite an advantageNow we can show the very newest styles-the last word in Winter Coats and Dresses. :'' .,....,@~ 1~~l~~d.t' ·~~~ {/_ F, ...-- • • - - future. ' I "Tile Ma,ter Key To · ... THE GAS F~f4CH1$E JHE GAS lranphise held by the Ga• Cumpallf which serves Pomeroy. l,"ill have expired by th<l time Collndl we 1 again gatberM to meet, which mean• that another fran-16<! '" a chise must be drafted by that body in the very near Conereu. '' We invite· you to come and lonk-you will not be urge(lto huy . I I .. ,, mi&-1!'==;::::=::;===:··=-=====:=·==-~lf'<=::;~ witti us little pl'indple From New York. < I ...., :!~~~~~~-~-:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij~~~~;~§~ I I I I INC. • Coming In Every Day for IXI~uaded A~:~~n~a!:r.J·r:.w~ t~~r~t~'f!. : -··~--·-----·-.·-·-·i-.·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~,.-...,-oor-- IT IS TO LAUGH T IS REPORTED that Mr. Hornsby is pee,·ed becuu•e he ' was not voted\ share in the World's Series mooey, by h1• form~r te!lm-mates with whom he played part of the season while also managing them. 1 Mr. Hornsby is reported to have 51lid, "Who is more entitled 1.o a share than I?" That queiition is easily an~ 1 >Wered. One mijfht ~ery properly ""Y "everybody," for a : record of the team while Hornsby was manager and the · record since he was released, show.s that he se(lmingly did New Coats and Dresses frei~~thl 1 property, fornwrlly knuy,·u ru; Lhe ! 1 O'Leary property on Soulh F1tth ; SOURCE OF TRUE HELP-My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth.-P... lm 121 :2. -..-.,...~ t:X-kAILROADER KILI. t;D New Lexinaton. 0 , Sept.. 23-IN8 - Pt11nk Ferr itt-• ao D. wr mt:r rk11· 1 roaa en1p :Oye "ho t urned train J h!er b'!l:.ltttsc ol ,memployn;ent, Y,'lJi .k...lllec:l a t Bremen , 12 mile<! west of here, when he was run over ton ar:·lved Thu~y for a ...Wt w. th her partn\1., Mr. and Yrs. Ed Bini a.t. ChHhlre an4 •leo wttb 1 • • ot I " {l ra.Rco<oew-.... ue~~!~:l~ k:e~:,0~ e T~e:r~a~ ~~~t~Y~~ •!:-::ue~)y C.~=e w':! '' ffiiUJ a few dal'l In ColumbU& l'\lftlt I ·- A~ a matter of fuct, ony Homer E. COOk an~ 4auchlor Betty. Mlts Lelia Hawttna 11 apendlnc u • Min~ ... Hurmshy's queries as to wflether or not he hH.s been "• 'h Q""ll Elrhteen men and ~vera! vlalton lie's brother, Henry Schuler and train lit..'>t n4!ht . ru llr w.d r1t1'tclal!i were p~esent Oa.mea were played famJly In M•rlon 11nd Mr . ~tad repurt~tl touay early In the eventna, follOwed by Mrs. J R Plldden and family · In 'Utc.rla... Will Leave hy Buo Sat..,.doy . he SErvin& of refreshmentll, Rev. 0 W . W!Ul&ma ~tnd Rev F . Mn!. MarOO Rite retuined hoine Mornina; to Have Li1ht I Gardner aave mOfil interestllli "h unday attErnoon rrcin il vlSlt. Workout Today ~alks durtn1 Lhe course of Lhe eveJ;a- r Cint.~,;tlntl . She was aceomICOJ JtlnuOO From P.v:,c •Jnel Ing . H arry O••k'l• .. Pr..ld.n J .I >nnif!.:J on the trip by J.~ r husbt.nd l.h~ H O(:iouo V11.Uey, wa..<; t.old that th~ cll\ss, also made a f ew reme. ·ks. ~ nlpt;ts were nr1n1 on mtm- gull.rd!l, 'fhe Middleport. hllfh SCJlOOl Yelvh c Is emQloyed aL Lopn, W. Va. he M'llt t wo otrlcers •.o IJle mlhe, low Jackets wlU board the bU6 here Mr. and Mrs. WIJUom Murnoy o~ , .r :1dr ~on sLa~d . 1 Saturday mominK for their trip to CARD PAR'!'!'-8HOW1!."R Hunt1n(ton, came Wedn~lli tor Ironton whe~ they will meet tl}at Mbl6 Marie Harrah and Mrs Mil· r., villt wi.th LM forme1·'s Pl~·:mL~. 'J a ylo, ville. ru~--&pt 23 -fN8l"f> a.tx,dy Mine No 9 at Langley, Illl8ret&tlon Saturday art.el'flOQn. at ler we "£ hOfiOCs:ies '!bur:. ..:ay el'en- 'dr. and M111 James MUrr3v on 2 o'clock. ing 11.t a shower. ho.norllli hlL'6. orant stret.t. Idle rl nce AU(( Ul when JlokcU! 1 Mn Elect!!. HYsell i8 lmprovtnw 1n inen; In the Midland 1 evening , oonalstlng mostly of sllull the diversion or the evenlnK Thr Jcm a recent ltt:w~:. C.reil to susPEnd work. resumed oppractice, ' new offensive plays, and honor guest received many usef\ll, Mlll:ud Bennett JelL Friday . tor ' rr llcn,; today under the $~ a day IIOllle rew fundamentaia of the de- Kift.s. At the close of the soc1at his home at Akro1J llft.er " !l)'l01't . wag~: scale recenUy signed by Ute fense formation•. especially pa.ues. evening, retretmmentB were :served. visit' w1th his sL<lLr, Mrs. ~lith United Mine Workers and the 1111 · 1 noi.B Ooal Open~. tors A liBht acrlmrna&e was held Those present were ; G.lmelt Bur- Russell. who lB scJiously Ill. 1 Assoctation Thursday evening to acQuaint the c'hett, Anna Bell caru$cr&. Zella.. ~l:!t e~ Frkda ~llh~e and~· · ' About :!4'1 men -we"nt. down . boys with the new deceptive Plays and Mary IJjJhter, Phyllis Dillard, bti •WIIEon left Prldar atterooon ' .......___ which had been atven them and Irene Mill!!, Clara Mae HamUton, for a Wf!ek end vlslt at Pittaburp;l,. l I Taylmvllie. n) .. Sept.. a!- INBfollowmg a algnal practiee o.nd Mrs Gale Millet', Mrs. Willlam Bey.. ldr and' Mrs. 08cDr Fuaate.atter I ora-an Reinforced ;by It machine Kun trOop lJ!ure skull practice Friday evenmg. fried , Mrs. Marton Allensworth, and I 1tYt:ral da}'s viliiL \\~th rtlath>£'fi tn · Of 50 men, ' IlllnQI!I Nntionai',Ouard· thL• squad wtll be sent home euly 1the hostesses and fUt'St Qf bono ~. . the PQm&f9.Y , Bend, retw'tled to 1 ' smcn were·~adf to supprekl; Bny · · • ~ -- . - - -1 POSSlbla- ou~titll;a~ or violence 1~1 the thel..r h:Jme H.t Toledo , Friday ca- 1attempt or ·the Peabody Coal Comnlng. , pan,y to resume operations at n'llne .. '~'"~-:~~~·:J~iiiniii treated. II Bye~~ 1 viJ.., calM 'RlUJ'Au' evsnlna lor • itveral dan vlaJfWith Mr. and atn . In Tl' (t Saturday I 10 l•"•P' ~· ..... Ud. ....... '- ~ .. ning the pemtant instead of trying to win. Their record ererything he could do to keep the Chicagoans from winwhile he was at the helm was 53 games won and 46 lost while since he lett, the boys came out of their lethargy and won 36 while Josina: but 16 up until they "cinched the pennant." T~ose fi11ures mutely answer alt of Mr. I. I ' '" TO '" . BY EQSQI'II R. WAITJ, SlfA,WNQ. OKLAHIJ{M ' ' M. ~T JMXT~•. EDITQJt ANP PUtJ,WfU Of Ttl& IIM~l'Ol'ntt C.l DAILY FftP ra~s. SAYS: · "'fhe genrl'll!_!lldvertjller is becoming more and more ellacting aU of tJ!e ~e. Th~r~~ iJia gto'fillf d~~nd (or So-c~IJ&I cqpper!ltion, llllCh as wint OMI~Jay's, ~FOI!ds~es, contacting de&;r&, clreuiWilitlg, vl!flp~ oth~r ~J!rvlces wliJ~h th,e a,..:erage ~ewspp.JI­ er ill t)!e coun,tii 1~· nat in positj.pn to giv.e ex~; 'at. a cost in, ' eJI~ Clllllf of~' &ct\!lllamQ\IIlt p11id for ihe advl!riiSilig $pace bought. ' ' ' "We hl\<l a for u two .. I ' of tbls ' ~ ' • ·.' ~ "" .•. ... • ' . w.\ ~r~Qr foqt !lliliJ!Jis · lia:li'o 11t I I New York. Sept. 23-INS-Colon~ el John R Slattery, general nmn~ ager of the city's new subway and chief engineer of the board or transportation, died suc'fltmly today, His death was att.ribut.ed part. ly to overwork. Col Slattery was born irl Athens, 0 .. Januarv Jl. 1877, and had a di~Jangulshed career as an engbl~ would be aotooiobed if you You eould see this maehine that tum!! too, out 750 Cheaterfieldo a minule ... ani every ooe u oear perfect u cigarettes eaabemade. But pleaae bear thio in mind. It ie what happeno eer, - - - - - - - - • C••••••i•• htet>ll~ FamlllurJt \ t'ont@!!!pl . Artf!r JUII gf>l U~f'lf toll hil of Ieith· . rfrtl , you mn!!il nlfd tt lltt!P. to nmk1• It 1110und lh rlll1rt1 · ~f'lierJt!('htd1 fin· ! .- ntt•. .~...... - ' · 1 THEY'RE MILDER 'fHEY TASTE BEf.TER beftmJ tho tobacco goeo ioto thit machine tbat matters mosL Rl>lling and pa<kagin~ are important. but aot nearly as important as &he telection, blending md treatmeu.t of tbetollaeoo. ' That'swhywe keepteUing you about' the iobaccos used in Chester-fi-elds. They're fine. mild, and pure tohact':i),e, We tell you about ageing and curing the tobacooe •.• ~ou.t blending and cr:oss·blending them ... because they . U'e ·thiogs that count. Chesterfields are milder. Th~y t.asle better. Provt~ it for youreelf ••• Jwt try a package•. CMII.e~ld Radio Progmm-E•ery ailbt et:eept Suaday,Columhi• cuut-tn.oout Netw~ �, --- ~Y. .. ~ ~ ' ••I "':Jitlll "" .._...1!111 ~ 11. 11!11. ~~ 1"' ,_ ,_.,.. 1!' ......... - " " ti ..... .. . . . ~ !IIIII •• , .,. _ , ....,...,_ """"~ .. ""'""~' ,....... - ... """""' - ... llfl!!!il!o .. - ' ~!!!'""' - ' •' • ('\ ,, • ' • •' ' I •• • • • . . . Ia filii ""''IJO! ~ Middleport News YellOW J 8C kets T0 Meet I·ronton y """""' fill ~ ~-- ~· ~· ~ ""'~!I'll I'll' .,..., w.,• • . =. IS - • • M:tl!l Berth& Brld&ehlan ot .._. .... V•-iaia llo pnlllill~ " PUON8 la-L Mn. Bennett Ruwu ot HunUnl" Ct.ASS ~--- ""'-'". ...,..~l-...~ ··01111. ---.--- MEETING The Loyal Men'o Clus of tbt Micldle- rol&tl ..... :Jhurch w Chrltt met. ThW"lld.&JJ Mr ~nd Mn. Adolph P'aP.h.nl:!' I oventnc on tb elaw of the OUkll "'"""'" Wednelday ........ from home for lUI r'elular meettnc. • ~AiD day& vlstt. wlt.h M.r:-.. Paeh .. b) 11. N• II' Ym k C('n t.rYI ' c. venue. They expect t.o mo.,.e here ! .~ ... , l. Mr Moor~:~ Is em- 1 : ployed as S&l65mlln tor the SLur., b;J.ry Drug Com~ny I Mrs. Allen White IS n:!porLed Ill\' ul ht:r homt' on Rutland street Mrs. Louis Seyfrted, accompll.ll-, led by her mother. Mrs.. Mar,v Dawson. who has spent lht ;l9£t nx weeks visiting wlth Mr15 Eliza~ beth Jenkins and relatives at New ·~ 11 extngtQn. returned home Thurs.: day evening from a vlslt m Co· 11umbus ami Nt:w Lell:1n~ 'Jn I"' ' , [ Seyfried underwent observatioh : , 11.nd treatment while In Columbus I Louis Reaves atter a few <h\ ~ I \islt With Mr and Mrs /1llt•n White and Mrs. ABn~s Soles. relurned Friday afternoon to 11111 home at Winter Garden, Florida . Capt. and Mrs. S. W. Dcisr:. or Akron visited friends m Middleport Thnrsday and Friday while en route to their home toUowmg a 1 1 tou1· of canada and vo.tlous places of Interest ln the United States I 1 Ml'K. Delsz was the torm~r wife uf I I James Wells, well knuwn 1n Mld- I j dleport many ytars III?C. I about October I .,, "" One d T A.. · ~& Le , 0 ~~0!!Q.e4' By ,......... "8"1'•" llaer W~rrl ... and , ' vole tUUI G•' Dtlt.anee To Go 1111' vut.e, a slttlnl worked up a btar wrDlfrl1 Jna: ~otc. ' llJ• •llbtetnt~ -~~~ """""" ·~cy tlie amondPlOnt and rle!!ire for manly actionfl and fair dealing as Mr. 1'l!i•ahl•t Hornsby's past has shown him to have, should consider ,.· himself fortunate th11t was not kicked out of organi~od L••~"""'-l>lollllnc em, ,b)< • bosebaii, body and soul when his manipulations were hrought bef~re tb'~ , e t!.bl!£ se~era\ yearoJjja ~. ~~· Hornsby., lift .-~(i"J'i . ""Jll 6e waate•'. '1.~1111 ,:U./1 t .,..,, !" ? • he I - u.ud 'a , 1, Vl'(luam Patked - j J. N. 'Rathburn's Sons Midcllepmi, • Ohio. Japan '_, Cup Quality 'e1n " 00 •• ' .". ..vJ IWI have t~·thlrd to IP'Cllt oliPI~ pluraUty ta I " "" -·' ' CHYRCl! qt.s~GRf.EMENTS .HURCH. cJ!a~Jf8el!lenta such as the one 110lv gping on C in a ColumGus congregation becau.. t~e conferenre saw fit to move, ·~ mlpister whom the Columbus ~rrqijp wanted to )l:eep. at their church, ·Can not do allY ~ood ~11<1 may hrinr about 11. ~rreat deal of hann to th~ eau•N of religion. The worfd io so full of scoffer• in opite of the f•ct I hat Christian)1:.j'· nu!tlbers millions amon11 its fol.lo•rer~, l==::i::;;.-""'.-:;;;::::;:;::;::::;::;;;:'ithat no cha~co ji) · avel•loo~ed by thos~ hostile to ,!he church, to lb1cj fll)llt .t every poosible place. Accordingly when squabl>le•· l~slde the ort~ftnlzation 11re aired pefora Ill" public, ~~ei Pf,faPt ideal chances for these e~emles to mah m~J:W..:~~ ~11.~· ~xpense of many who are trYjnll tp i!ve as besqp.er . c~ll: ·. , lt matl~ftr>\lP.t sco!fers that thejr rl~~~~!• i• ill- 1 fnnnded or ,qJ!.fMt, ~P ·l'1rl1 a" tlley see an OJ>portqr!ilr to I poke jibes !!r.\lj.<lt~j" !l;Jiolll they 1call their "reUJI<•uol friend~." Jf.rloi~@p ~~· to bc il!creose~ ~111"1111 toe people 1! ,. 1ir!ll~ttV it mqst ~· <loll~ pli'~WPI• of tho.e alrenqy •nlf~llti<ll thcreip 1\8 ~~!I ~'.. br p*ept. ! •• '" n out eadl lllrood, IU!ob bY oilton. qi • -' In the light of existing conditions and the trend toward downward revision in all thln~rs, it Js conflclently exm~an1 U..& we mt.M~ re~e pected by all that a franchise will be fort~cominll' which Oil"ItIHlblo de"'JJf olop 'by otop. T!lf will be both fqirr and equitable to the company ~nq at til• •111>1<~•"' 0111t!l14J!!On\ .... '""' tht ,_, b,r IDe Yer)' fanp same time whiCh will not place an un<luly heavy burden to n~dleworll:. . And we've ..,.. "" ~ !li'l'!te •• ,... Aqd a t.wo•thh'd ConareuioQ!.!I Jll(XtUJf 11 ~-~ Ca\tfl.d· the WO\Iw ~~· In the lint pla<e. upnn the uHer':' of the commodity in tho commqnit)·. We were )ate going to New York this sea.son, which proved to be quite an advantageNow we can show the very newest styles-the last word in Winter Coats and Dresses. :'' .,....,@~ 1~~l~~d.t' ·~~~ {/_ F, ...-- • • - - future. ' I "Tile Ma,ter Key To · ... THE GAS F~f4CH1$E JHE GAS lranphise held by the Ga• Cumpallf which serves Pomeroy. l,"ill have expired by th<l time Collndl we 1 again gatberM to meet, which mean• that another fran-16<! '" a chise must be drafted by that body in the very near Conereu. '' We invite· you to come and lonk-you will not be urge(lto huy . I I .. ,, mi&-1!'==;::::=::;===:··=-=====:=·==-~lf'<=::;~ witti us little pl'indple From New York. < I ...., :!~~~~~~-~-:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij~~~~;~§~ I I I I INC. • Coming In Every Day for IXI~uaded A~:~~n~a!:r.J·r:.w~ t~~r~t~'f!. : -··~--·-----·-.·-·-·i-.·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~,.-...,-oor-- IT IS TO LAUGH T IS REPORTED that Mr. Hornsby is pee,·ed becuu•e he ' was not voted\ share in the World's Series mooey, by h1• form~r te!lm-mates with whom he played part of the season while also managing them. 1 Mr. Hornsby is reported to have 51lid, "Who is more entitled 1.o a share than I?" That queiition is easily an~ 1 >Wered. One mijfht ~ery properly ""Y "everybody," for a : record of the team while Hornsby was manager and the · record since he was released, show.s that he se(lmingly did New Coats and Dresses frei~~thl 1 property, fornwrlly knuy,·u ru; Lhe ! 1 O'Leary property on Soulh F1tth ; SOURCE OF TRUE HELP-My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth.-P... lm 121 :2. -..-.,...~ t:X-kAILROADER KILI. t;D New Lexinaton. 0 , Sept.. 23-IN8 - Pt11nk Ferr itt-• ao D. wr mt:r rk11· 1 roaa en1p :Oye "ho t urned train J h!er b'!l:.ltttsc ol ,memployn;ent, Y,'lJi .k...lllec:l a t Bremen , 12 mile<! west of here, when he was run over ton ar:·lved Thu~y for a ...Wt w. th her partn\1., Mr. and Yrs. Ed Bini a.t. ChHhlre an4 •leo wttb 1 • • ot I " {l ra.Rco<oew-.... ue~~!~:l~ k:e~:,0~ e T~e:r~a~ ~~~t~Y~~ •!:-::ue~)y C.~=e w':! '' ffiiUJ a few dal'l In ColumbU& l'\lftlt I ·- A~ a matter of fuct, ony Homer E. COOk an~ 4auchlor Betty. Mlts Lelia Hawttna 11 apendlnc u • Min~ ... Hurmshy's queries as to wflether or not he hH.s been "• 'h Q""ll Elrhteen men and ~vera! vlalton lie's brother, Henry Schuler and train lit..'>t n4!ht . ru llr w.d r1t1'tclal!i were p~esent Oa.mea were played famJly In M•rlon 11nd Mr . ~tad repurt~tl touay early In the eventna, follOwed by Mrs. J R Plldden and family · In 'Utc.rla... Will Leave hy Buo Sat..,.doy . he SErvin& of refreshmentll, Rev. 0 W . W!Ul&ma ~tnd Rev F . Mn!. MarOO Rite retuined hoine Mornina; to Have Li1ht I Gardner aave mOfil interestllli "h unday attErnoon rrcin il vlSlt. Workout Today ~alks durtn1 Lhe course of Lhe eveJ;a- r Cint.~,;tlntl . She was aceomICOJ JtlnuOO From P.v:,c •Jnel Ing . H arry O••k'l• .. Pr..ld.n J .I >nnif!.:J on the trip by J.~ r husbt.nd l.h~ H O(:iouo V11.Uey, wa..<; t.old that th~ cll\ss, also made a f ew reme. ·ks. ~ nlpt;ts were nr1n1 on mtm- gull.rd!l, 'fhe Middleport. hllfh SCJlOOl Yelvh c Is emQloyed aL Lopn, W. Va. he M'llt t wo otrlcers •.o IJle mlhe, low Jackets wlU board the bU6 here Mr. and Mrs. WIJUom Murnoy o~ , .r :1dr ~on sLa~d . 1 Saturday mominK for their trip to CARD PAR'!'!'-8HOW1!."R Hunt1n(ton, came Wedn~lli tor Ironton whe~ they will meet tl}at Mbl6 Marie Harrah and Mrs Mil· r., villt wi.th LM forme1·'s Pl~·:mL~. 'J a ylo, ville. ru~--&pt 23 -fN8l"f> a.tx,dy Mine No 9 at Langley, Illl8ret&tlon Saturday art.el'flOQn. at ler we "£ hOfiOCs:ies '!bur:. ..:ay el'en- 'dr. and M111 James MUrr3v on 2 o'clock. ing 11.t a shower. ho.norllli hlL'6. orant stret.t. Idle rl nce AU(( Ul when JlokcU! 1 Mn Elect!!. HYsell i8 lmprovtnw 1n inen; In the Midland 1 evening , oonalstlng mostly of sllull the diversion or the evenlnK Thr Jcm a recent ltt:w~:. C.reil to susPEnd work. resumed oppractice, ' new offensive plays, and honor guest received many usef\ll, Mlll:ud Bennett JelL Friday . tor ' rr llcn,; today under the $~ a day IIOllle rew fundamentaia of the de- Kift.s. At the close of the soc1at his home at Akro1J llft.er " !l)'l01't . wag~: scale recenUy signed by Ute fense formation•. especially pa.ues. evening, retretmmentB were :served. visit' w1th his sL<lLr, Mrs. ~lith United Mine Workers and the 1111 · 1 noi.B Ooal Open~. tors A liBht acrlmrna&e was held Those present were ; G.lmelt Bur- Russell. who lB scJiously Ill. 1 Assoctation Thursday evening to acQuaint the c'hett, Anna Bell caru$cr&. Zella.. ~l:!t e~ Frkda ~llh~e and~· · ' About :!4'1 men -we"nt. down . boys with the new deceptive Plays and Mary IJjJhter, Phyllis Dillard, bti •WIIEon left Prldar atterooon ' .......___ which had been atven them and Irene Mill!!, Clara Mae HamUton, for a Wf!ek end vlslt at Pittaburp;l,. l I Taylmvllie. n) .. Sept.. a!- INBfollowmg a algnal practiee o.nd Mrs Gale Millet', Mrs. Willlam Bey.. ldr and' Mrs. 08cDr Fuaate.atter I ora-an Reinforced ;by It machine Kun trOop lJ!ure skull practice Friday evenmg. fried , Mrs. Marton Allensworth, and I 1tYt:ral da}'s viliiL \\~th rtlath>£'fi tn · Of 50 men, ' IlllnQI!I Nntionai',Ouard· thL• squad wtll be sent home euly 1the hostesses and fUt'St Qf bono ~. . the PQm&f9.Y , Bend, retw'tled to 1 ' smcn were·~adf to supprekl; Bny · · • ~ -- . - - -1 POSSlbla- ou~titll;a~ or violence 1~1 the thel..r h:Jme H.t Toledo , Friday ca- 1attempt or ·the Peabody Coal Comnlng. , pan,y to resume operations at n'llne .. '~'"~-:~~~·:J~iiiniii treated. II Bye~~ 1 viJ.., calM 'RlUJ'Au' evsnlna lor • itveral dan vlaJfWith Mr. and atn . In Tl' (t Saturday I 10 l•"•P' ~· ..... Ud. ....... '- ~ .. ning the pemtant instead of trying to win. Their record ererything he could do to keep the Chicagoans from winwhile he was at the helm was 53 games won and 46 lost while since he lett, the boys came out of their lethargy and won 36 while Josina: but 16 up until they "cinched the pennant." T~ose fi11ures mutely answer alt of Mr. I. I ' '" TO '" . BY EQSQI'II R. WAITJ, SlfA,WNQ. OKLAHIJ{M ' ' M. ~T JMXT~•. EDITQJt ANP PUtJ,WfU Of Ttl& IIM~l'Ol'ntt C.l DAILY FftP ra~s. SAYS: · "'fhe genrl'll!_!lldvertjller is becoming more and more ellacting aU of tJ!e ~e. Th~r~~ iJia gto'fillf d~~nd (or So-c~IJ&I cqpper!ltion, llllCh as wint OMI~Jay's, ~FOI!ds~es, contacting de&;r&, clreuiWilitlg, vl!flp~ oth~r ~J!rvlces wliJ~h th,e a,..:erage ~ewspp.JI­ er ill t)!e coun,tii 1~· nat in positj.pn to giv.e ex~; 'at. a cost in, ' eJI~ Clllllf of~' &ct\!lllamQ\IIlt p11id for ihe advl!riiSilig $pace bought. ' ' ' "We hl\<l a for u two .. I ' of tbls ' ~ ' • ·.' ~ "" .•. ... • ' . w.\ ~r~Qr foqt !lliliJ!Jis · lia:li'o 11t I I New York. Sept. 23-INS-Colon~ el John R Slattery, general nmn~ ager of the city's new subway and chief engineer of the board or transportation, died suc'fltmly today, His death was att.ribut.ed part. ly to overwork. Col Slattery was born irl Athens, 0 .. Januarv Jl. 1877, and had a di~Jangulshed career as an engbl~ would be aotooiobed if you You eould see this maehine that tum!! too, out 750 Cheaterfieldo a minule ... ani every ooe u oear perfect u cigarettes eaabemade. But pleaae bear thio in mind. It ie what happeno eer, - - - - - - - - • C••••••i•• htet>ll~ FamlllurJt \ t'ont@!!!pl . Artf!r JUII gf>l U~f'lf toll hil of Ieith· . rfrtl , you mn!!il nlfd tt lltt!P. to nmk1• It 1110und lh rlll1rt1 · ~f'lierJt!('htd1 fin· ! .- ntt•. .~...... - ' · 1 THEY'RE MILDER 'fHEY TASTE BEf.TER beftmJ tho tobacco goeo ioto thit machine tbat matters mosL Rl>lling and pa<kagin~ are important. but aot nearly as important as &he telection, blending md treatmeu.t of tbetollaeoo. ' That'swhywe keepteUing you about' the iobaccos used in Chester-fi-elds. They're fine. mild, and pure tohact':i),e, We tell you about ageing and curing the tobacooe •.• ~ou.t blending and cr:oss·blending them ... because they . U'e ·thiogs that count. Chesterfields are milder. Th~y t.asle better. Provt~ it for youreelf ••• Jwt try a package•. CMII.e~ld Radio Progmm-E•ery ailbt et:eept Suaday,Columhi• cuut-tn.oout Netw~ �lin. Will llpev will 1"1 the t.ev at tbe bUt lllNUJic, • II8CllU'eC1 • l1omae t.a wtd -to-.;o.~. ._____,: . trom Ule . ... . • ' ~ ... ,., I ' ~lJ tl CLAUIFIEP ADV!tRT~S,NC ~ ,.,.,. SJI;C'UON • I - Oliio -<=.1'-..-To 9P.- t.~ t. . s~...-. ,, PlaJ· - FQUJ{:~TARS ·WHO But Tbe1 Muat T~e A.'t Ill C.-i!ll Seriu; ...... In ... atoto .,. HI· u...,..., I ,, ;,. _.• . "Cl.o. • Upe" ~•Una •• eue, •• ~· _,_ Oteen.""""'11>-w~ Hanover at OlPel.n· . Fou Hit. ' ........ Oblo 8tato - C.U.E -Al' ~THUI..· 5 Two .......Ohio . Han:w 10 out or the Nt:WS Fl~ MOQ. S~r Wliea • '-"" p ;L 1u ..... . - ~ ~ ~_... By PIU.NX JIRUI· bl~ 1<"'!1 . .,...,.... Sporla i\,;:"·~=10;$.,.,~ ~New • Ieadln& ~ 001~ 0.. ll!p&.. 21--INS-;A1114- blll'fllllllli l>J Gl>-odl &nd ~ chalUell.. tnln. aoUeet foot. ball_ .. - 'Ule lleld In ObJo lodaJ to IIDICOR. ~ bii Hli2 Break Ruth'• Record; ... w ...r Tiett Two ..... Yorlt· olato Bue . MarL • •• Alfr<d. Sept. ZI-IN!>-All ">'· "'*'lt'.1u ...... today ......... ~~= the PantheA and Wto ::o.c .-:-·_·: eJeve-na wen: fno.... their ....... OP• LIS OONIUdN IN8 &poria Writer New YOI'II, SepO, -IN8-BeLwu 9pected to hum- tin& Olll tbe wor14 sene. wblcb bad. of Vermont ln • made lbe YNJketa .bea_ v y faWJdn at the ! ·;;vw;;-;.- lea._, bf' a IIDPP1 condlUon or erly of New Yol'll: UnlveraJty, jn'ldlrOnl-due to~ for the past ~t~Atnat st. Bont:venture1 at New three daJI, -bu\ the lure of the York. ~· U.t collele hal t&lum tor Plt.tabu':'8:h pla)'a Obio Nortl:Jern ltl own wu calcUlat.ed to brine out at PlU.IbUJ'Ih and Syracuse m.ets bll' CfP-W_d l evflr}Whaft. OIIU'It.lon at Syracuee. VUJ&Doya Bbl . ~ were eeheduled, but opposes Undnua at V111anova. lni<'MI: -n!llr wu . . . _. on A oirona oolplo oquad w111 ..,. M~ · ahd Wl~te~, the gqe St. Lawrence at llrlulsWICl sopttor;-.(f41ent yftr, were to - - - - - - - -- onMtllijiii.DA, Oeat.n.l ~t at ~ltl-~ · BW r.a.D;e•• Mua~ .. ~~ 1alt aeaMr. and Mra. l:cllon ~ ot Oo~ W~~·-~ppable '"'- c~. WlU\ Waynu- lumbul were the Bunda)' CUnner blq, .-~ a&fPJ'IIed evei7bbd1 aueata or Dr. and. Mrs. P. o. Out9.. ~~ i!leDn Sta~. rie. H 1. ioRNtsJu:D room& or rooms rot housekeeping. Rent reason' able. c:all -QO-X atier 1 o'clock or U'l MtJ)beriy Annue. 9-Zl·3t 1 Usht WANTED TO BUY--30 or 100 :white le_lhqrta c~ena . Chu. Neaaelroad, 40J W. Main St., Pomeroy, Qhlo. 9-21-3t Ccme to the Fan FeatiyaJ ,1 ~cine Saturday nirht Sept. 24. Parade at 8 p. 111· 9-22-31 --... - ---• ... .......... ' ), l ' UD~~"w\Ut Yes! powerful =~=~New lan.by The Gridiron! • Mr. al\d Mrs. Clyde Caldwell a.nd I I I ~ ·at Allhland., Adrian, villted Nina and OU,. Dean Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koehler oltnchlrt~ the flag, reoelvlng a 1 t.o ~'" ~~,M~ ~rron. and Find· Ruth Shumway made a, bualn• made ' buatnesa trip to Athens 0 coat ot oalihn,i lle at the hands 111 A ' ~~a. · ·1 , ~lp to Athens Monday. 14onday. or Harold Smith, PitUbtlflh Rook~ ~r;;;;:~:;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;.;;.;;.;;::;;;;.:;;;;;;; ;;.;. -; ;, · ; ,;;,;;,;;,;;:;;._, le. Orbnes and Bob Smlth hurled I for the Cubs. Paul Waner of the ,1,( . ' · , Pl.ate.s eollected bJ& 50th two-bog1li · ' 1er, tying ihe National 1ca1ue rc~ Don't miss a chapter of s L • h .J" c 1:.£ :, ~t~~\~ ·~-,,~rt . 1g ts .OJ • 0 .,·OrRW. . l ~.,...;-"!"-;...._.,.._____ ·.\';· -~ ' , 1 • I • •' · • aoo't~ ' SI.IKI, JUO 11.\nr JU• -~---0!!\ "TO ROOM. AND ,.. -, .·i.,I uuuy ''IAI T . -'ALI~""~··/A .rUl.._.N •• WI"\ ALBA COUR'f lft)'fEL New 8JDJma. FlorJIIIL ~o ttuoula-.30 Dalila, Ht.ea.m JleaM r t\'l'ife l•'or Dookle& and 1\1\&411 Jameo H. Bu~ler, Man114:;er _ ~~-~ -~ · ~. · Alto J.,-,a~ • ,. DELAYEP ., DJtloAYED Mrs. PII.Dn1e Pranc!s waa vWU~ D>. •n·~A~£· ~N~l' K' ER 7" ,~h!f~\[~i om onen£; H-••. n:·-.I ol ._....,, ~···, d w.. . ttae Mn'. Taylor sumsamer TueldiJY _ . , ~-· . , · I f9uebdtl,m a . . _,_...,~.. 1\ftm'nOOD. . '· , , ·. , - , plO \, b a_atubbqrn- l1ru! to w~ , ~~~,: . ':- or JljA motb.er Mrs Mn. Mlldred RUey wu V18ltln& , . , .. 4 - - '"J&In an ~ tie!"- Dij.tch Clart Naney uw-• . Mrs'. Omn Kriootl M.oo.d,AJ. , ~ , · aal conclJi!op"., ·~ · .,.l.ump~ · ~--mor- .~ ill . 81.1111d~,-:a ~~ at .any tiD~ .t~ · · --:-r- . . ty=id ~o:: Hu&lle& . m ill spent with PQ~~= ~ :tt Mr. and ll.'tl. Harry ~ylo_ls '11M oennte 18hmn BDCt famUy time bef~ an a~TJt'!he of per. SundaY ab tbctr ~ heft. Tue~y evening wltll Mr. and teet Interference. Pae and Don McDenn.ott Ed Davll. . . l i . .. Ttme, ~'L ~~ the Spa.rtaw were eawric on f4r. ap4 •M.-.. Pbtl Lanenee Coleman _ *&llf. ~ ; ~ " perfcor;wvn and the t~ Olkk ~. • ~ ..-llltor in pt.. ~~· ~ _· .• ...._eU. . p:-rtamouth Ascregation of b~ t-t latt , . earrW!d ·T M t N y ork -outh'" t•lb runn.,-up J1081~i 0 ee ew tlon In l~IJU;~ ~inRI:. ~ the sea· '! Gia~b, Sunday ~~t~~P:1at~~Oillt~at.ed wltn IU * · and Ml'l. WID~ Workman daY ' ~ . I!>< ~·"":1 ·· au . 1dJ ; "'rn .'~ · I '"'""' , .·.. and daui:hter F'n:poe:t~ were · 4 : : :· : : : ::'~rc.em ·de (! -,-:: en:.':. . .. M. fW· mr1 ..-----·-----:;::--- I I ouc.;.iolve--Viciori .4 Story "j' Love and Foothrlll fighlins Spirit/ u. K.. :d by K.nute Rockne Kead "H1lltttud" Hegitw.ittg ---- WEDNEWAY SFFTEMB.ER 28Ttl. -in the- well over 200 pounds end to end. hun.• hlri!Hl~tl In Uwlr 'IKrJcuiLurol 11 utl tlutil~riti t 1 ,ur~uiH~ ~~~ IH't't'1llllfl' 567 tlmlllg plays to click off touchdowns 1111!1 l'tlll'lill;: or ll•tl Shtt:k hun~ hren ·:.,,,.. ; nnd, although they serve up prlm- 1 N r\ TJ q:-< .\I, l,f "AG!..iJ<; I:•AIL". TRI,BUNE CIL!'I Chi.UJ.go (1:1 f l i.: c;bm~l ~ t\4 611 ' Drt : klyn .. 8(1 72 7'1 1io '1J 'iii 7.1 fP New Yc rl: . , ..... . llLI · Cl w lnua l-1 59 ' IH B3 1 Bu ·'cn I fH. T -- u·· 1 J•l·l L. \oV . &'1 I E'hl!uielpi~ ·J~ .,.,d., i• r.,i, ,,.,. ,,, ,,,,,, .,. ••h 'All Tittlll ••IIIII . , tTUII.~ ••~ ifl NN Y1rl. the l'alltn cut 1houlders, ~l~~m~alr:e1 it ao 11lmple to put it .~DO li6 111 72 Mll '.t't'' !l;r" ;n 8J 'T'I .r. " ~ 77 .5 19 I 7D .50!J .434 a'J ~!') 1 1/ ' ' •i 1 ]'; ·: ·::1~";1 Fit . L-:~•if: 7, fl , New Cincinnati York 2. 5. Fl' ' "I• IIP"h 7. Ohlcaio 0. 0 :1jy iJllJI1efl !icheduJed. 1\ i\~Fr . .. ~ . · ·,·: ~ J,F I\n~ : , 1 (l.o\Mt!:i!j T(JPAV T ~~~~~~ ~ r\11 /iRSQj::JI\.'r~ON CI'IIUlllbw; , .i ( 'l.:i f; },. tr·t1 ' .... ' ,_ '· .. • •• . ' ' . ,. \' ' . ' - ~1\-lfilfHfJA.W t.I''A(H 1!-: <11"'-' "'l'J£' rlt Ote v·· l~nd: Wq.ot.tlf!_t'TI·.qn n•. f'hlladtlph ln. IIOIV for~ ut ll1lfllo~· Sl: LOUis at Do!troil. ' I 1 1 Was KNUT~ Roc\tNE ·~~ urir~tu3rQ,. ~-ust.,ney: ' Wiir h ~..,h·'·· ,, 4. tfoiston 2. ffrw Yr :·k 8. Pldladelphis jnnJngfl.) PflltnQ'c nl. Detroit (r&ln.) Opty r.mnef> s~hcdule(t ., i "~ NATIONJ\L f.I ,·Afl•IE y~ " I _4.1tl . . I_ I 54~ 1 Mlnn e9.pnlls 1 L Mllwnuk~e 7. Loulavllle 2, IndlanaJN)lls 0. .! --·- _) I I .fi9!l Colurnbt.;:- 1\Mil:Rlf',\N itSSOCIATION ~~J~~~:~~&i~~;~l: ,,.., -. Kanca"' Oty () , St. Paul 3. Jo.ti>T' ;:idf'f'Q'i>~ 1!1AT' Wl\llE YoU WERE '!!N~OYIN6 'THE MU$1C, $OlliE 51\f' STePPEll UP ~>Ill · ST'<>Pf'ell 'ni'E OR~~E':!1R~- - - mI 6ig Tro(ihy; lfi AViator ii.ittle . l.ouitw lllo . .. . . . . . G4 98 .394 ~..- r.~r£1W~~·~- n Est Jt Ts 1 for tiny folk - - - - -- .•1 fiR Tole .:to . . . 11:1 f;J 1 K...,,.\.1-' r.•.1:; 1St. l?aul . . . , . . . . . fill I1 ma donna work aplenty, Portll- t If' !IHUII-I~ thm luH~ t'ft!hll'e!l ttw .526 mouth's biR cloltns for 1932 Nation- l•JHJ:u11 t nml twt•l'•wm~!d the ltl'f'nte~t I .520 al. LeaRue honors re9t in perfect W11rk l'ur mnJ>II:hHI.- 1·-:~ •·h!HI~f' . I Ciub M.il ·n :• r.0l i· 11' 1;~~ ' 1 rf)O !ili collar and IBlft the Bpartana know the nlue of .,·. .J w tt 1\l'·mc,\ N "s ., . .'f ·1.-\ -;·w .-.: CVTII BLOOJIU DRESS l i'i' -..-a.=-·----=~~~iff.c!iiuiil~4:' ~pp· [~R -ti.,nl;~~-t.op:nofAlh-·phy;i:.·--- -- ·- -..~ ~ VOFFEl: SIIOP ~ ·Uudtlr -:--:~:---Same Mnnl..a"lllmtnl OIILY a.\111! aUTH I '' Hl)TEL "::pLuMBUS .r' la·~pwof ONE~~~ P(JI"ltnno uth , 0 ., Sept.. Z3-(8pDOne of lhe belt ~ tor t.he &peot' the • • ~ - w1Ul her pa.r~ HaPD&h Bird and Riehard llur .. J~bi!Ji'Dt- qyer the excellent show- signals~ of the S~rtans laet entl M.r: and: Yn. O. W. HUBhea· l'~f · a.Utnded chtatml ten1llel .,.t year Is "''" them apln ~ill &ellUlh-\oo• ...nt . the pae' MBiOn City Suftd,.:J. l~g tl~t titfl!,.~qlS · f\Unday agaill.'lt 8on In the pereon of OO,cb' ·~rn MLss ..... ~r:"<t .. s..-~"'"". 'WI-"'""' Yonna: war. vil!iiJ.Ina - ~ t-41.! brail'i:l liil.pld5 IMlchlganJ tn- "i'otsy" Clark. ~~lt Jll 'All-Am· wet\ Wit tier eoilitn :.- 'Oeotlla o•nnii....Mr. alld l&r& . .John y~ dependtn.1i pm el~l~J. football fans ·el'ican bact. tn Ui,, daY8 9f .~tbne Wheeler G1 APP.Ie: Qrov · ..t 0 utt........ .~ntly, •. of the 'trf~8tate 1 rl!'glon eagerly fc;otb,na\ltUnO!l U1ldet ~yppke, PaeLyon• alld · ~uallter were ""MiLdred Youna, veneta y 0nnrr await the official o""'ning of tl> ~ and an ·Ail A. ll'. ~. baek In J'ra,nce c&WI\I on Mra. ·L)'On'B JIVUlmobher ....., I"" vith lh .........:- ... to; lo Nancy Durst. lunctaY. anct~Bootbwe!tPt..P~C. 1932 National Professional F'ootball ' e lieu~ llloo::ven C.rapiP ns Mn. CU:tl'urd .Bhlnft wal tbe' Bunda)· ·~tots &t-~y. , · League race In Ohh\ scheduled for ~ has contl;n~ hlrt Bli~ IU a auest -qf lda BemJett. .,-,r. and Mrs. Th~ore RUey were Sund~y. September· :.!5, when Ports- grl!l ment..ot bot-h in col"ttlte IUld Mr. and Mrt. W - B . t.ymul were Sp.n~y 1 qesta of Mr. and J(n: Pa)· mouth will meet tht' New York In Natl()mp.:t' LeaiUt, ctrelei. ..... d u h Noah scar r~k Riley and family. . ... Giants at Universal st.adlum hflre. A<holllnce . tleket sal~ openln&' 1D calling· on _,_ an ~~ · ~ ..:-... .... ~Y Q1 AnilrOna SundaJ. .Mr. an4 Mrs. Lawrenee ~te1f""• 011e of t he 11tronges' teams In Pct'bm'Mith tod...,. ......... ,......,.t to a reco.... Mr. and. Mrs. 0~~ j5hinn a.nd two chtldren were Bunday the Na.tiunsl LeaRUe, the Giants stadium crowd 1\ero Suoc~~ty . ..J'ort&· speftt SundaY with Mr,:; Sblnn'a tlf.est& ot }4r. ~d Mra. Mack Sin' .. will be a. good standard to ~aur~ 1 ~~thd 1a 11 ~•tlonal Leaaue &eUOP pa-ll ...__ aDd M.ta. ..,..,. Bhtun . , srt. · the probable future suceass nr ~he ~.., u1 e 1 o1 ....wa: . ~ ~·~··;,-;,;;:;;;;:;'-;t_,..,.CzZ::::::::....~ 19!12 Splll'tans. ·· Both ~I(Unt Bnl ' ..sept,. 25 New Yprk Gl,p.n~ ~ . ~ ..::$.-1.,.. I'l:.i.· :' · -.,;t ~- -. _;, In t he pink stll!:C, boasl "mlCI-sea- J mooUI. _ · ' ' r son" legs after vlgGl'OU5 weeks of Oct. 2 Chicag-o cardinals, Port,a.. ! Alvin to 2 for hill 1training and will cntN' the g'O.me mouth. I And his 24 t h 1handtcnppcd by no maJor injuries Ott. 0 Green Ba.y Packers, Oreen 5earon. j unless something llrM!xpcc!ed de- Bay. The Cardlnllls Rained sole 1velopes nt pmctlcc sooslon·a tbJs 1 Oct. 16 Staten Lilantt St.a.JXlll, PQSBeB&.ion of sixth place in 1hP ' week:. Sti!.teon Is1anct Prom football '" nil-lime hall of Oct. lS Open. Natlcnal leallue by drubbing Cin1 clnnatt 8 to 0 while tne Giants were fame such pos t-graduate gridiron Ocl.. 30 New York Olant.ti, New losing to Brooklyn 1 to 3. The Dod- lumln atJe~; 11.11 '" Red" Ca.glc or West York. a:ers won U out of 22 from their Point and Ho~~;e Workman of Ohto Nov. G Brooklyn !Jodgers, New metropolitan rivals lhls a:a.son. State will il".aU the Giant pack Into . Yort. . Universal St.Rdlum. '"Rust y" 0111, Nov, 8 Boat.on · Bra.ves, Boston. "Eutch" otbson aud o.~ne Badrro Nov. 13 Chlc'll8'o Beau:s. Chicago. I sre other All-American selections HOW THEY STANO Nov. 21) Boeton Braves, Portein l.he New York line -up. mou,h. · AMERICli.N' U~AGUt<: If blg names would dcdde the No. :tt. Open. Pet fame int~t-ead of t.eamwork Lhe Spar Nov. 37 Chicago Bents, Pot·taW. L. .fl!:lfl laus would llc off to a n~·Ing start IUOIIth, Y·rl~ . .. ... 106 --HI fh!larklphi~ .618 on -their own nccount-. Glenn Pre.s· Dec. 4 Green Bay Packers, Port4~ 93 58 Wa:;hln!{l.on .604 nell, All·Ame1·ican from Nebraska, 111 ~~ - II PI 'GO 0 pen. Sil "Dutch" Clark of Colorado, all pro ...,_., Uleveiamj 8ii 64 .404 league quarter of 1931 and "Father" Uetrott 7:.! 74 .w: Lumpkin, greate~;;t of al> Oeorrta f:it . r.ouls (iJ R7 .:t:m rech's tamed "R&mbllng Wrecks" Ttaro•• ..,. A_rrinl,tur• Chlcu;w 48 100 All througll ltlst!)I'J' the twUun~ Bo."Jton . . . 42 100 285 all play tn the same backfield be· hind a cha.ralttg line which averagel5 thut hll\'e h~u t'#'lit"hltnrl~t s nnd -----.:: .·::::..: neda t .,;d ·'lll£ can league record lS 67. 'l'he Athletlca, 1n mnltreatlng RUmn1 ~d Oomez, have lmn set.tlng a new team record. daily for total home runs. They have oonnect.ed for 167 circuit clouts this }-·ea.r, an American ~f.ague rtioord, il.lld need tour more In th11ir lh•ee rema.lntnJ ~&mea to t.Je the major lea~ue record. Jimmy Foxx Qlso needs four to tie Babe Ruttl's record of 60. He smashed out h'· 55th •nd 56th ,_,_ '';~~~ ~ ,o a~d McNair get one. Wash ington by only two · wm a series By HARDIN BURNLEY -~. ., ~ ~A ·· ~ . . l.~ • .·., PC).rc;l :'SI.f"\~S M . • 1 ' ltJ;lt'tll . . , ._ ~h~t!:\!! ~!:tago~J:e ~u!~ ·"i· ·. ~~.~ n$' !10 Rt.lon:.J · 2 • · • ·' 1 ~ vie~ llm~· AI~ an~r~~~: H=~ =·purchased a horse ~~ :-:~e~~e~eret~~ltew~~~:r~:: g.'·o~u · ~ · ' . 8~ ; . ~ l _l l~jM ~~ ~~:k ~r ·~:o~ lar · b~tiOM be:1nc aqften:d by roy and Mr.'anc:t-., Jamea Swartz of ll"red VanMeter, Monday. tentay tor til& second time since r . , dash of 20 Jatdis to the ·_coal. thll ;1: CoJus~ua, Ohio . Joe_ p_~~~a·f-ANS - . a pamf.:;!MeffiOrYio - nuu};:R;;: Mr. and Mra. Romer Conelly. McCarthy, wbo ha.d seen his other Wm. Pollrod and 6011 Raymond ' ace, Charley Ruffing, get beaten by ~SPent the week end In Plctaway the A'e Lhe da.y before. county with tbe former's brother however, McC.artny took some con!SOJatlon, Jobn Pollrod. from the f!l.ct that th~ l4r. and Mrr. Oeorse Pearman o1 Cube, alnee clinching th~National sumner were eaJUns 011 Mrs. Beaale Lea1ue pennant, have played more =~~~:erdth~~=!3 o!u!:~ take a ·Uc::'at 1 .:..-:: I ; te3t for hlm. He ftunked Lt complet,e , ly, and was ya,nted unceremotd· I oUBly after a third·innlng onstaua:ht climaXed by homers by Poxx and 1 . ~al~. The Y!Plk:s raUtcd to win U. ball same 1n t.be tenth, a to 1 1but the taUure of OM'lez remained HamlltOI).I ALFRED but rwt on\ I WU Olct.ed ••or to trim '"" Ollbo. llhlftod - ~ Darc.m.outh ..., .......... u a __,. of lho ·'·"-·t· •• ·~~· ~~ rat.d ~uuf lna that Vernon Gomea, star South· foot~..,..~ the lDAiiu· paw or: the Yt.D.U. received tlolll 8f ...,._. Brldna. . Rivtr. - I over New =~:e~:.,~th~Ucs In Pb1ladel8 "l'be uaUt 11amour ot opening Manhattan wtll mate U.a Debut The colorful castuhm had been daJ • ·~ to be 10mewhat under Coach Ohlct Meehan. form.. clven a reat and the game wu 8 ),J I ' 1 • " - MQokt?t?;' ' ~ "' 't , , •·,, �lin. Will llpev will 1"1 the t.ev at tbe bUt lllNUJic, • II8CllU'eC1 • l1omae t.a wtd -to-.;o.~. ._____,: . trom Ule . ... . • ' ~ ... ,., I ' ~lJ tl CLAUIFIEP ADV!tRT~S,NC ~ ,.,.,. SJI;C'UON • I - Oliio -<=.1'-..-To 9P.- t.~ t. . s~...-. ,, PlaJ· - FQUJ{:~TARS ·WHO But Tbe1 Muat T~e A.'t Ill C.-i!ll Seriu; ...... In ... atoto .,. HI· u...,..., I ,, ;,. _.• . "Cl.o. • Upe" ~•Una •• eue, •• ~· _,_ Oteen.""""'11>-w~ Hanover at OlPel.n· . Fou Hit. ' ........ Oblo 8tato - C.U.E -Al' ~THUI..· 5 Two .......Ohio . Han:w 10 out or the Nt:WS Fl~ MOQ. S~r Wliea • '-"" p ;L 1u ..... . - ~ ~ ~_... By PIU.NX JIRUI· bl~ 1<"'!1 . .,...,.... Sporla i\,;:"·~=10;$.,.,~ ~New • Ieadln& ~ 001~ 0.. ll!p&.. 21--INS-;A1114- blll'fllllllli l>J Gl>-odl &nd ~ chalUell.. tnln. aoUeet foot. ball_ .. - 'Ule lleld In ObJo lodaJ to IIDICOR. ~ bii Hli2 Break Ruth'• Record; ... w ...r Tiett Two ..... Yorlt· olato Bue . MarL • •• Alfr<d. Sept. ZI-IN!>-All ">'· "'*'lt'.1u ...... today ......... ~~= the PantheA and Wto ::o.c .-:-·_·: eJeve-na wen: fno.... their ....... OP• LIS OONIUdN IN8 &poria Writer New YOI'II, SepO, -IN8-BeLwu 9pected to hum- tin& Olll tbe wor14 sene. wblcb bad. of Vermont ln • made lbe YNJketa .bea_ v y faWJdn at the ! ·;;vw;;-;.- lea._, bf' a IIDPP1 condlUon or erly of New Yol'll: UnlveraJty, jn'ldlrOnl-due to~ for the past ~t~Atnat st. Bont:venture1 at New three daJI, -bu\ the lure of the York. ~· U.t collele hal t&lum tor Plt.tabu':'8:h pla)'a Obio Nortl:Jern ltl own wu calcUlat.ed to brine out at PlU.IbUJ'Ih and Syracuse m.ets bll' CfP-W_d l evflr}Whaft. OIIU'It.lon at Syracuee. VUJ&Doya Bbl . ~ were eeheduled, but opposes Undnua at V111anova. lni<'MI: -n!llr wu . . . _. on A oirona oolplo oquad w111 ..,. M~ · ahd Wl~te~, the gqe St. Lawrence at llrlulsWICl sopttor;-.(f41ent yftr, were to - - - - - - - -- onMtllijiii.DA, Oeat.n.l ~t at ~ltl-~ · BW r.a.D;e•• Mua~ .. ~~ 1alt aeaMr. and Mra. l:cllon ~ ot Oo~ W~~·-~ppable '"'- c~. WlU\ Waynu- lumbul were the Bunda)' CUnner blq, .-~ a&fPJ'IIed evei7bbd1 aueata or Dr. and. Mrs. P. o. Out9.. ~~ i!leDn Sta~. rie. H 1. ioRNtsJu:D room& or rooms rot housekeeping. Rent reason' able. c:all -QO-X atier 1 o'clock or U'l MtJ)beriy Annue. 9-Zl·3t 1 Usht WANTED TO BUY--30 or 100 :white le_lhqrta c~ena . Chu. Neaaelroad, 40J W. Main St., Pomeroy, Qhlo. 9-21-3t Ccme to the Fan FeatiyaJ ,1 ~cine Saturday nirht Sept. 24. Parade at 8 p. 111· 9-22-31 --... - ---• ... .......... ' ), l ' UD~~"w\Ut Yes! powerful =~=~New lan.by The Gridiron! • Mr. al\d Mrs. Clyde Caldwell a.nd I I I ~ ·at Allhland., Adrian, villted Nina and OU,. Dean Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koehler oltnchlrt~ the flag, reoelvlng a 1 t.o ~'" ~~,M~ ~rron. and Find· Ruth Shumway made a, bualn• made ' buatnesa trip to Athens 0 coat ot oalihn,i lle at the hands 111 A ' ~~a. · ·1 , ~lp to Athens Monday. 14onday. or Harold Smith, PitUbtlflh Rook~ ~r;;;;:~:;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;.;;.;;.;;::;;;;.:;;;;;;; ;;.;. -; ;, · ; ,;;,;;,;;,;;:;;._, le. Orbnes and Bob Smlth hurled I for the Cubs. Paul Waner of the ,1,( . ' · , Pl.ate.s eollected bJ& 50th two-bog1li · ' 1er, tying ihe National 1ca1ue rc~ Don't miss a chapter of s L • h .J" c 1:.£ :, ~t~~\~ ·~-,,~rt . 1g ts .OJ • 0 .,·OrRW. . l ~.,...;-"!"-;...._.,.._____ ·.\';· -~ ' , 1 • I • •' · • aoo't~ ' SI.IKI, JUO 11.\nr JU• -~---0!!\ "TO ROOM. AND ,.. -, .·i.,I uuuy ''IAI T . -'ALI~""~··/A .rUl.._.N •• WI"\ ALBA COUR'f lft)'fEL New 8JDJma. FlorJIIIL ~o ttuoula-.30 Dalila, Ht.ea.m JleaM r t\'l'ife l•'or Dookle& and 1\1\&411 Jameo H. Bu~ler, Man114:;er _ ~~-~ -~ · ~. · Alto J.,-,a~ • ,. DELAYEP ., DJtloAYED Mrs. PII.Dn1e Pranc!s waa vWU~ D>. •n·~A~£· ~N~l' K' ER 7" ,~h!f~\[~i om onen£; H-••. n:·-.I ol ._....,, ~···, d w.. . ttae Mn'. Taylor sumsamer TueldiJY _ . , ~-· . , · I f9uebdtl,m a . . _,_...,~.. 1\ftm'nOOD. . '· , , ·. , - , plO \, b a_atubbqrn- l1ru! to w~ , ~~~,: . ':- or JljA motb.er Mrs Mn. Mlldred RUey wu V18ltln& , . , .. 4 - - '"J&In an ~ tie!"- Dij.tch Clart Naney uw-• . Mrs'. Omn Kriootl M.oo.d,AJ. , ~ , · aal conclJi!op"., ·~ · .,.l.ump~ · ~--mor- .~ ill . 81.1111d~,-:a ~~ at .any tiD~ .t~ · · --:-r- . . ty=id ~o:: Hu&lle& . m ill spent with PQ~~= ~ :tt Mr. and ll.'tl. Harry ~ylo_ls '11M oennte 18hmn BDCt famUy time bef~ an a~TJt'!he of per. SundaY ab tbctr ~ heft. Tue~y evening wltll Mr. and teet Interference. Pae and Don McDenn.ott Ed Davll. . . l i . .. Ttme, ~'L ~~ the Spa.rtaw were eawric on f4r. ap4 •M.-.. Pbtl Lanenee Coleman _ *&llf. ~ ; ~ " perfcor;wvn and the t~ Olkk ~. • ~ ..-llltor in pt.. ~~· ~ _· .• ...._eU. . p:-rtamouth Ascregation of b~ t-t latt , . earrW!d ·T M t N y ork -outh'" t•lb runn.,-up J1081~i 0 ee ew tlon In l~IJU;~ ~inRI:. ~ the sea· '! Gia~b, Sunday ~~t~~P:1at~~Oillt~at.ed wltn IU * · and Ml'l. WID~ Workman daY ' ~ . I!>< ~·"":1 ·· au . 1dJ ; "'rn .'~ · I '"'""' , .·.. and daui:hter F'n:poe:t~ were · 4 : : :· : : : ::'~rc.em ·de (! -,-:: en:.':. . .. M. fW· mr1 ..-----·-----:;::--- I I ouc.;.iolve--Viciori .4 Story "j' Love and Foothrlll fighlins Spirit/ u. K.. :d by K.nute Rockne Kead "H1lltttud" Hegitw.ittg ---- WEDNEWAY SFFTEMB.ER 28Ttl. -in the- well over 200 pounds end to end. hun.• hlri!Hl~tl In Uwlr 'IKrJcuiLurol 11 utl tlutil~riti t 1 ,ur~uiH~ ~~~ IH't't'1llllfl' 567 tlmlllg plays to click off touchdowns 1111!1 l'tlll'lill;: or ll•tl Shtt:k hun~ hren ·:.,,,.. ; nnd, although they serve up prlm- 1 N r\ TJ q:-< .\I, l,f "AG!..iJ<; I:•AIL". TRI,BUNE CIL!'I Chi.UJ.go (1:1 f l i.: c;bm~l ~ t\4 611 ' Drt : klyn .. 8(1 72 7'1 1io '1J 'iii 7.1 fP New Yc rl: . , ..... . llLI · Cl w lnua l-1 59 ' IH B3 1 Bu ·'cn I fH. T -- u·· 1 J•l·l L. \oV . &'1 I E'hl!uielpi~ ·J~ .,.,d., i• r.,i, ,,.,. ,,, ,,,,,, .,. ••h 'All Tittlll ••IIIII . , tTUII.~ ••~ ifl NN Y1rl. the l'alltn cut 1houlders, ~l~~m~alr:e1 it ao 11lmple to put it .~DO li6 111 72 Mll '.t't'' !l;r" ;n 8J 'T'I .r. " ~ 77 .5 19 I 7D .50!J .434 a'J ~!') 1 1/ ' ' •i 1 ]'; ·: ·::1~";1 Fit . L-:~•if: 7, fl , New Cincinnati York 2. 5. Fl' ' "I• IIP"h 7. Ohlcaio 0. 0 :1jy iJllJI1efl !icheduJed. 1\ i\~Fr . .. ~ . · ·,·: ~ J,F I\n~ : , 1 (l.o\Mt!:i!j T(JPAV T ~~~~~~ ~ r\11 /iRSQj::JI\.'r~ON CI'IIUlllbw; , .i ( 'l.:i f; },. tr·t1 ' .... ' ,_ '· .. • •• . ' ' . ,. \' ' . ' - ~1\-lfilfHfJA.W t.I''A(H 1!-: <11"'-' "'l'J£' rlt Ote v·· l~nd: Wq.ot.tlf!_t'TI·.qn n•. f'hlladtlph ln. IIOIV for~ ut ll1lfllo~· Sl: LOUis at Do!troil. ' I 1 1 Was KNUT~ Roc\tNE ·~~ urir~tu3rQ,. ~-ust.,ney: ' Wiir h ~..,h·'·· ,, 4. tfoiston 2. ffrw Yr :·k 8. Pldladelphis jnnJngfl.) PflltnQ'c nl. Detroit (r&ln.) Opty r.mnef> s~hcdule(t ., i "~ NATIONJ\L f.I ,·Afl•IE y~ " I _4.1tl . . I_ I 54~ 1 Mlnn e9.pnlls 1 L Mllwnuk~e 7. Loulavllle 2, IndlanaJN)lls 0. .! --·- _) I I .fi9!l Colurnbt.;:- 1\Mil:Rlf',\N itSSOCIATION ~~J~~~:~~&i~~;~l: ,,.., -. Kanca"' Oty () , St. Paul 3. Jo.ti>T' ;:idf'f'Q'i>~ 1!1AT' Wl\llE YoU WERE '!!N~OYIN6 'THE MU$1C, $OlliE 51\f' STePPEll UP ~>Ill · ST'<>Pf'ell 'ni'E OR~~E':!1R~- - - mI 6ig Tro(ihy; lfi AViator ii.ittle . l.ouitw lllo . .. . . . . . G4 98 .394 ~..- r.~r£1W~~·~- n Est Jt Ts 1 for tiny folk - - - - -- .•1 fiR Tole .:to . . . 11:1 f;J 1 K...,,.\.1-' r.•.1:; 1St. l?aul . . . , . . . . . fill I1 ma donna work aplenty, Portll- t If' !IHUII-I~ thm luH~ t'ft!hll'e!l ttw .526 mouth's biR cloltns for 1932 Nation- l•JHJ:u11 t nml twt•l'•wm~!d the ltl'f'nte~t I .520 al. LeaRue honors re9t in perfect W11rk l'ur mnJ>II:hHI.- 1·-:~ •·h!HI~f' . I Ciub M.il ·n :• r.0l i· 11' 1;~~ ' 1 rf)O !ili collar and IBlft the Bpartana know the nlue of .,·. .J w tt 1\l'·mc,\ N "s ., . .'f ·1.-\ -;·w .-.: CVTII BLOOJIU DRESS l i'i' -..-a.=-·----=~~~iff.c!iiuiil~4:' ~pp· [~R -ti.,nl;~~-t.op:nofAlh-·phy;i:.·--- -- ·- -..~ ~ VOFFEl: SIIOP ~ ·Uudtlr -:--:~:---Same Mnnl..a"lllmtnl OIILY a.\111! aUTH I '' Hl)TEL "::pLuMBUS .r' la·~pwof ONE~~~ P(JI"ltnno uth , 0 ., Sept.. Z3-(8pDOne of lhe belt ~ tor t.he &peot' the • • ~ - w1Ul her pa.r~ HaPD&h Bird and Riehard llur .. J~bi!Ji'Dt- qyer the excellent show- signals~ of the S~rtans laet entl M.r: and: Yn. O. W. HUBhea· l'~f · a.Utnded chtatml ten1llel .,.t year Is "''" them apln ~ill &ellUlh-\oo• ...nt . the pae' MBiOn City Suftd,.:J. l~g tl~t titfl!,.~qlS · f\Unday agaill.'lt 8on In the pereon of OO,cb' ·~rn MLss ..... ~r:"<t .. s..-~"'"". 'WI-"'""' Yonna: war. vil!iiJ.Ina - ~ t-41.! brail'i:l liil.pld5 IMlchlganJ tn- "i'otsy" Clark. ~~lt Jll 'All-Am· wet\ Wit tier eoilitn :.- 'Oeotlla o•nnii....Mr. alld l&r& . .John y~ dependtn.1i pm el~l~J. football fans ·el'ican bact. tn Ui,, daY8 9f .~tbne Wheeler G1 APP.Ie: Qrov · ..t 0 utt........ .~ntly, •. of the 'trf~8tate 1 rl!'glon eagerly fc;otb,na\ltUnO!l U1ldet ~yppke, PaeLyon• alld · ~uallter were ""MiLdred Youna, veneta y 0nnrr await the official o""'ning of tl> ~ and an ·Ail A. ll'. ~. baek In J'ra,nce c&WI\I on Mra. ·L)'On'B JIVUlmobher ....., I"" vith lh .........:- ... to; lo Nancy Durst. lunctaY. anct~Bootbwe!tPt..P~C. 1932 National Professional F'ootball ' e lieu~ llloo::ven C.rapiP ns Mn. CU:tl'urd .Bhlnft wal tbe' Bunda)· ·~tots &t-~y. , · League race In Ohh\ scheduled for ~ has contl;n~ hlrt Bli~ IU a auest -qf lda BemJett. .,-,r. and Mrs. Th~ore RUey were Sund~y. September· :.!5, when Ports- grl!l ment..ot bot-h in col"ttlte IUld Mr. and Mrt. W - B . t.ymul were Sp.n~y 1 qesta of Mr. and J(n: Pa)· mouth will meet tht' New York In Natl()mp.:t' LeaiUt, ctrelei. ..... d u h Noah scar r~k Riley and family. . ... Giants at Universal st.adlum hflre. A<holllnce . tleket sal~ openln&' 1D calling· on _,_ an ~~ · ~ ..:-... .... ~Y Q1 AnilrOna SundaJ. .Mr. an4 Mrs. Lawrenee ~te1f""• 011e of t he 11tronges' teams In Pct'bm'Mith tod...,. ......... ,......,.t to a reco.... Mr. and. Mrs. 0~~ j5hinn a.nd two chtldren were Bunday the Na.tiunsl LeaRUe, the Giants stadium crowd 1\ero Suoc~~ty . ..J'ort&· speftt SundaY with Mr,:; Sblnn'a tlf.est& ot }4r. ~d Mra. Mack Sin' .. will be a. good standard to ~aur~ 1 ~~thd 1a 11 ~•tlonal Leaaue &eUOP pa-ll ...__ aDd M.ta. ..,..,. Bhtun . , srt. · the probable future suceass nr ~he ~.., u1 e 1 o1 ....wa: . ~ ~·~··;,-;,;;:;;;;:;'-;t_,..,.CzZ::::::::....~ 19!12 Splll'tans. ·· Both ~I(Unt Bnl ' ..sept,. 25 New Yprk Gl,p.n~ ~ . ~ ..::$.-1.,.. I'l:.i.· :' · -.,;t ~- -. _;, In t he pink stll!:C, boasl "mlCI-sea- J mooUI. _ · ' ' r son" legs after vlgGl'OU5 weeks of Oct. 2 Chicag-o cardinals, Port,a.. ! Alvin to 2 for hill 1training and will cntN' the g'O.me mouth. I And his 24 t h 1handtcnppcd by no maJor injuries Ott. 0 Green Ba.y Packers, Oreen 5earon. j unless something llrM!xpcc!ed de- Bay. The Cardlnllls Rained sole 1velopes nt pmctlcc sooslon·a tbJs 1 Oct. 16 Staten Lilantt St.a.JXlll, PQSBeB&.ion of sixth place in 1hP ' week:. Sti!.teon Is1anct Prom football '" nil-lime hall of Oct. lS Open. Natlcnal leallue by drubbing Cin1 clnnatt 8 to 0 while tne Giants were fame such pos t-graduate gridiron Ocl.. 30 New York Olant.ti, New losing to Brooklyn 1 to 3. The Dod- lumln atJe~; 11.11 '" Red" Ca.glc or West York. a:ers won U out of 22 from their Point and Ho~~;e Workman of Ohto Nov. G Brooklyn !Jodgers, New metropolitan rivals lhls a:a.son. State will il".aU the Giant pack Into . Yort. . Universal St.Rdlum. '"Rust y" 0111, Nov, 8 Boat.on · Bra.ves, Boston. "Eutch" otbson aud o.~ne Badrro Nov. 13 Chlc'll8'o Beau:s. Chicago. I sre other All-American selections HOW THEY STANO Nov. 21) Boeton Braves, Portein l.he New York line -up. mou,h. · AMERICli.N' U~AGUt<: If blg names would dcdde the No. :tt. Open. Pet fame int~t-ead of t.eamwork Lhe Spar Nov. 37 Chicago Bents, Pot·taW. L. .fl!:lfl laus would llc off to a n~·Ing start IUOIIth, Y·rl~ . .. ... 106 --HI fh!larklphi~ .618 on -their own nccount-. Glenn Pre.s· Dec. 4 Green Bay Packers, Port4~ 93 58 Wa:;hln!{l.on .604 nell, All·Ame1·ican from Nebraska, 111 ~~ - II PI 'GO 0 pen. Sil "Dutch" Clark of Colorado, all pro ...,_., Uleveiamj 8ii 64 .404 league quarter of 1931 and "Father" Uetrott 7:.! 74 .w: Lumpkin, greate~;;t of al> Oeorrta f:it . r.ouls (iJ R7 .:t:m rech's tamed "R&mbllng Wrecks" Ttaro•• ..,. A_rrinl,tur• Chlcu;w 48 100 All througll ltlst!)I'J' the twUun~ Bo."Jton . . . 42 100 285 all play tn the same backfield be· hind a cha.ralttg line which averagel5 thut hll\'e h~u t'#'lit"hltnrl~t s nnd -----.:: .·::::..: neda t .,;d ·'lll£ can league record lS 67. 'l'he Athletlca, 1n mnltreatlng RUmn1 ~d Oomez, have lmn set.tlng a new team record. daily for total home runs. They have oonnect.ed for 167 circuit clouts this }-·ea.r, an American ~f.ague rtioord, il.lld need tour more In th11ir lh•ee rema.lntnJ ~&mea to t.Je the major lea~ue record. Jimmy Foxx Qlso needs four to tie Babe Ruttl's record of 60. He smashed out h'· 55th •nd 56th ,_,_ '';~~~ ~ ,o a~d McNair get one. Wash ington by only two · wm a series By HARDIN BURNLEY -~. ., ~ ~A ·· ~ . . l.~ • .·., PC).rc;l :'SI.f"\~S M . • 1 ' ltJ;lt'tll . . , ._ ~h~t!:\!! ~!:tago~J:e ~u!~ ·"i· ·. ~~.~ n$' !10 Rt.lon:.J · 2 • · • ·' 1 ~ vie~ llm~· AI~ an~r~~~: H=~ =·purchased a horse ~~ :-:~e~~e~eret~~ltew~~~:r~:: g.'·o~u · ~ · ' . 8~ ; . ~ l _l l~jM ~~ ~~:k ~r ·~:o~ lar · b~tiOM be:1nc aqften:d by roy and Mr.'anc:t-., Jamea Swartz of ll"red VanMeter, Monday. tentay tor til& second time since r . , dash of 20 Jatdis to the ·_coal. thll ;1: CoJus~ua, Ohio . Joe_ p_~~~a·f-ANS - . a pamf.:;!MeffiOrYio - nuu};:R;;: Mr. and Mra. Romer Conelly. McCarthy, wbo ha.d seen his other Wm. Pollrod and 6011 Raymond ' ace, Charley Ruffing, get beaten by ~SPent the week end In Plctaway the A'e Lhe da.y before. county with tbe former's brother however, McC.artny took some con!SOJatlon, Jobn Pollrod. from the f!l.ct that th~ l4r. and Mrr. Oeorse Pearman o1 Cube, alnee clinching th~National sumner were eaJUns 011 Mrs. Beaale Lea1ue pennant, have played more =~~~:erdth~~=!3 o!u!:~ take a ·Uc::'at 1 .:..-:: I ; te3t for hlm. He ftunked Lt complet,e , ly, and was ya,nted unceremotd· I oUBly after a third·innlng onstaua:ht climaXed by homers by Poxx and 1 . ~al~. The Y!Plk:s raUtcd to win U. ball same 1n t.be tenth, a to 1 1but the taUure of OM'lez remained HamlltOI).I ALFRED but rwt on\ I WU Olct.ed ••or to trim '"" Ollbo. llhlftod - ~ Darc.m.outh ..., .......... u a __,. of lho ·'·"-·t· •• ·~~· ~~ rat.d ~uuf lna that Vernon Gomea, star South· foot~..,..~ the lDAiiu· paw or: the Yt.D.U. received tlolll 8f ...,._. Brldna. . Rivtr. - I over New =~:e~:.,~th~Ucs In Pb1ladel8 "l'be uaUt 11amour ot opening Manhattan wtll mate U.a Debut The colorful castuhm had been daJ • ·~ to be 10mewhat under Coach Ohlct Meehan. form.. clven a reat and the game wu 8 ),J I ' 1 • " - MQokt?t?;' ' ~ "' 't , , •·,, �• ., .. ••• ' ' .l'l!l!:IWLT - Cheshire STiff ··W~RK -~UT 'Work of Repairing 'Plan Their~anitf Honeymoo11 Court House Will G£0 1N8yBe Start~ Soon1 · ---I C:~ tl!: :~d ~= ~~ puHpL[ sou~o App;,s;~3Coot J Lee Abbots had • cloeG eQJ.l :P,t- c:rtlnplMed at O.erflow Outpourinr To 1 Be f'releat, Chairman 1 -L Say1 ROHouaUDI 1 - :mprovement. , FULL &wilber and Wife ha~ aa tbeir 1uests Sunday, Mr. ~nd Mra Ifamily, 'V•1 Ire• ....... """""' u :vou wam P~ank I 1 Mrs. Nettle o:abbh: of Ro"'"''' '.sent to omctal8 at ColumbUs, Prlday. va , spent a few days recently wtttl. TO HAVE WITH LARGE CROWD 'I ofIttMw., remled by tne eouma,. ' Mrs. Ed 8wlmer. a.rchtteet that tbe COlt ot tbe 1 Mr and M1s. E. A. Story wc;r'! l.lle 111rojeet. will reoeh Q,Q6'i'43 and t.h.at. 1 auests of Oem'Cf! Hawley and To Honor Of Boyt.; Order Being Re- 1$1 ,753 of th.is e•Umattd: to111t w11l be 1 family Sunday Ma rt• Hote 1 At 1•00 Thurs::ia) d F rom Ch aos , the used for labor The lff)l.tel part of I Th.e Ladies Akl wlll meet '1111 h _ •n • ; ! M1 and Mr~s Ra lp11 Clutt.er and atore cost. 1or m.:nell&J w1IJ o.~:: u .1Mrs. Cora. Rowle)' ln ~he attenl'l'ln Speeeh At 2:00 j baby or Monongn..neta, .Pa . arnved S·een At Start , pended for thtt new steel on Sept 29t.h · ThUistluy tu1 a vllut. with Fred 1.0 replace the ala won~-out. wooatm Ho!Jta RU86el or Columbus lf. vts: Out!"! :tnd Mlssef; Lena and Katie " stJ.lrs leadini IJ'(.Im the maln floor ltlng Mr. and Mra. John Scot•. :B~ preparat.~Qn- are bel.n8 made I Outh lri rested. football fans-who to the tblrd tlaor The 11tone IJtal.rCurt Swisher oC Mansfield. Mr nnd il.ere for tbe recept1on of David B. 11 Bernard McBrJde of Lo&ll.n came 'l{)f£tat.Oia at the Thursday practlee, tlle a.Jlloun~ to be ex~nded ror La- • Inaalla repubUc&n canctlda.te ror Thursr:la~ tr.r a vuut wtth Mr and d h wUl lao be J ........ ...... Mr.! New: Eadlua of Gr.lllpollll. .aovemOI' who will apeak at the : Mrs John Schon ond other friend! u well as UoP. pl:l.yers IU1 coac ~ way a m.,.. .......... Mr and Mrs Eupne Wa!l!i m anc! ·Melle OoUbty Oourt.houae at 2:00 1 Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Reuter them~lvell, were trut.ed to a little bo~~ w~ a~Ja=~~Yln daurhter and Mrs. Mbmle Sv.l:!her o'clOck Saturday atternoo11. A . and son Lawrence Jr returner:! Pri· entertainment not usuo.lly present- prosram In t.hJa eoun~y visited Ch111 Autherson anct..famu~ luncheou wUI be eened at the New 1 day t.o lhelr home In Ponthu:, Mich., ed to football players or t~peetators, needing rdler trom nur MlddlePo~t Sunday Hot.el U,.rUn et l :GO o'clock which alter spem!lng tt:e p-.u~t week here elt.t\~r for tho.t m:1tter will be i•ven 1m Ray McCany, Nonna and wiD be open ~ the J)UbUe The with Mrs Reuter's parenls, M1' and Tile workmen ~ngaaed 1n tearinr work on the 1W&dklns villlted Sallie MooC,,o·tv price per plate 15 nny cents. Y n; Ben Ewmg thf. la.rge rocka out of the hUl-ll<le Judce A. H Roaenbaton, chalnnan or 1 A H Fir.her was a. buslnei's Vlalt- back of the Junior hlg:h bulldlns, .n cnaltman Wheat Deo. ,. 1·8; May .; Hawley oame In rrono POMEROY FREE METRODlfi'T oom- EVENING CLASSES IN 11·8. the committee, ln dtscuuiOK \.he ex- I or In Porker~burg Friday tMir et!ort to w.lden the field to mit.tee I !or the huntlnll 11ea~n. the ' CJ11,CUJ'.r ' pected. turnout,· u.lct he expected to l R H Rswllngs whu underwent a footbs.U tteld llze had tapped and Improvement AGRICULTURE 80 attended the Bap• 1 Com: Dec. 29 1·8 3·8; May 34 6·8 T. B. 0"1'1', ~star Bee one of the moat enthustastle maJor operation at d~ Ll.lke's ho&- filled & p.umber fli holes 1n the rock lng the Wa.r ";.,;.;;;,;;;"t"'~ Data· Dec. 18 1·8; May :ZO 1·8. Church lawn SUJ.l· Laurel Clift 8 S. ~:30. E C Fh1· wa11 enJoyed ln Jaw Bupt crowds in the polltie&l hlst<lry of 1pltnl In Cleveland, has been dl$- 1 preparatory tq blasting: just about. In the court houae :~•\'<1, . !' . ~ In Ohio It Is the: practice to Fomeroy. "It standS to reaaon," chargt:d ond returnmi Thl.ll'Sd.ay the tim!!! the squad wu l'f!ttln&: InThe project will ~~ (" pen clo.sse!l for carmers In com- MURRAY CITY MAN PraiSe service 10 ·45 llald Rosenbawn, "that a great I cvenmg to his home on Union Ave. : terested in their vrotk. the familiar believed, n:unltles where Vocatlonol Ar.l· LUke Wat.klna, Mr. Sermon 1 30 throng wiiJ be PrtaeDt to areet In- 1 Dl and Mr!'i Mannina: DanielS cry to all accwtomed to min- or th"'~~!:! culture 15 taught by a Sm1th L 0 S E S ARGUMENT; Wad.kln!l returnHysell Run S S 9 30 S M. Rull· 1!111111 He Ia one Of Ule mOflt pop· 1 ami baby 1etumed from Indian log operatlon.ll was beard 'Fire in 1 HUJrhu tnsguctor Mr. Fadely wh\:1 morning from a sell, Supt REMAINS IN J A I L ular men ever to seek an oU!ce, and 1 Lake, Thursday l!venlng, after the Hole" waS sounded f.md the F'OUR HAVE 1s 1n charV or vocational work In KanS(J(!;. Sermon 10 .45 Hoffn"n vlSited her one of the moet deserving Mr spendlnK th2 past week there boy 5 native 11 of Pomf!'roy and these communlt1e11 announce• hie Walter Bittner, ol Murray City, l l:::~."~:: Praise servlce 'i' 30. P.ubllc Invited. Bert Hern , 'lnralls has added friends by the William Burnell retumetl to hta inttY stopped no longer to CALL IN WRECK intentJon of extendnl' hla \\IOrk ln I arrested on a charge ol drlv.lna a bundredt. to his banners because home In Pt PleasanL Friday after what' the yell was for or ·~~~'':I & th(.:;c eommunJnUee. for the beuent motor vehicle without proper lland M·s Da.yton Kennedy There will be an off!• he is liUeh a fine chap and because speJ.dlng Lhe past week here visit· they simply started down Lhe Four Pf;r.sons narrowly escaped or ali farmers who wW! w atl..end cen&e plates, received a draft for a Tuesday for COlumbus where eial Board meeting at the he never dOdge!! an Wue He hu lng Mr and Mr~ George Danleill for safetv Of cour&o'l there mjury In a heRd-on collUiion which ll lfi the plan to hold at leaHt :30 telesraph money order Priday Kennedy bas employment. fome out !our square on · the 1m- Phil Wolf 01 Port.smouth Wall a plenty o( Ume as the !uses were owurred six miles above QaUipolis I.J). each comrnunlty-cen· mornlni, with which he hoped to Mrs Kennedy wa.a ronnerly MiSI!l Bethany M. E. Church portant issues o! the <lay and the business vlsilor here Thursday and lighted until everybod~ had •::;~ 1en State Route 1, Prldav monti... .,. at such time and m-t pay his fine and e!lect hl8 release Wll s ... •· vo,tin&" public In the Buckeye Btate, Frldoy warned carefully &Jon arter M ~ ·~ "' h rna ayre We WI~», them .....p. Friday evening 7:30, ' kriowa ex.aotly where be stand! on Mr and Mrs w R Hook of field was •!ea•ed, Boom, went ax BrickleR of Pomeroy and fl ocnvE!nient to the !armere The He was returned to jail, owever, plneBB. the thlncs which a.re especially of Monta Vesta, Colo, arrived Thurt- chal"le and boom went another brother-In-law, A. H. Slnttel'l Of course of study otrered wlll be when an altercation between blmThe asrieulturt c.laiiR attended supreme importance to them thiS doy !or a vhnt wJth rfle latter's sis- be !oUOwed a short time later by IJverpooJ, were the occupan\8 centered around •uch cann enter· Aelt and the court over the costs ln the fair at Oalllpolla Tuesday. 1============== year." ter. Mrs Le!Q Flint and othet rela· a third After the debrlll hild come large truck betonatna td tho as Poultry Production, Feed8 , the ease, aro&e. lu speU:Jns ot the lunc:Oeon tO be tlvt>s In Ohio ond West Vlrrlnla to earth, the "rtremen" return~d to and were dl1vlnl t.owurd and Feeding, Soil Improvement, Bittner Is a brother of Peter BitWOOD ALCOHOL KRLS SIX lleld at the New Hotel Martin in I Wl"ll Pratt, John Brewer, Don their dutle8 and set otr several The head~on ooU.I&.Ion Farm Management or other sub- tner, who W&ll arl'tlllted at the honor ot M:- ln&alll, Mr. Roaen· Clutter and Wilbur Young or mcm charges after which the lads when 11. liJJ:ht ear, tlriv· i•ete. selected by the tanners. It Is Meiss county fail' with a. quantity New Yort, Sept. 2;J.- INS--8hr ba'Wrt further said "'11le history or Athens were lin Pomeroy Thursday went back to their work with 8 a yooog man, wbO*- name the plan to &tart the ftrst claAS n ol intoxlcatlnr liquor. The brothen new deaths rro wood alcohol were learned, cra.shed .nto tht' !!(ll'tland, October 10 Further &.n- hsd prepered for a large buslneaa n.port.ed tOday, brinclnK the Lut.l"!l Da¥e Ingalls' trip th.l'u Ohio, 1r. evening attending o Mayta.g com· vengeance TODAY that the orowdfl have been turned pany meeting a.t the local Maytog Coacn Farnham had under his A rtrl accompanied the boy noun~menta wUI appear !rom at the Meigs and OaU1a county to tuteen. away whenever and wherever there store on Main street. wing Thursday evening, a ~~quad. or name WIUJ not dlllclote<l. Ume to tlm.e which will be o! In· falre. but their lnteni.loniJ landed Fltty h11.ve been killed by the "SHOPWORN" has been a luncheon for him. Thill Mnl Eliza~th Hut)er ol Butter· three bock field combinations a.nd Blnsers had at:.en.dto the tarmen of this sec· them In Jall where they still repose ~'~'S<'n~'"'~ Uquor, .soU at 5 centB a with Barbara Stanwyck little dinner which will be se~ed nut Avenue ill VISit.lns her son gave them 8 good drillina qn ataft.. county fair, which tlon conoemtns the evenlnr class CAN.-\ANVILLE MAN PASSES to derelicts on the East 11ide. Also Comedy "1'1n;nty Horyt~.. at tJle Martin Hotel Saturday at Charles Huber and lamlly ot Oalll- Jng, pae!llng, running, blootlng 1U1d at the fair grounds/ S. H. Pa.dely. Aurust 1, 'd~tlves said J 00 o'clook 1zl merely a teatJmonlal polls all that goe11 wltll tllOlle things. tor t."le dllys, where t.hey Herbert Hawk. ab:Jut 70 years of 1 to Mr Inplt.s. It will oost but Mr. and Mra. Theodore Oruese.r In the nrst squad Wt!re Dye, AIa produce sta~d ThPyl GRAINS 8atarday SepWmber 2fi 1age. died at his llome In Canaauflfly cen~ per plate and has been were Thur~day visitors at the 011.1· bert Russell Jr Red Thornton and were returnm(l home ofte.r tile Chlca$o. Sept :113-INS-·Oralns , villi! Friday momlnl He wu a retJr~>et at that price particularly In or- lla county taJr in Gallipolis Jenkins !rom Syracuse cavorted. completion of the tair, when the were une~n at the openlnc today 1 ed farmer and death wae due to lnBu):k ,J oneo in 1 - • PEADERS' NOTlCJIJ - Ed 8w18h.er an4 Earl Bw~sh<:;r are of • ,a\ the News Ofllce of The l>aiJJ Tribune, eall !38-L; U the Buab>eu Olllce ask ior 202-R. one baYinr 80mfl carpeq&er worJC dow on their homes which ts a IJ1':lat Coacheo Flll'llh&m And ' county •••, ••,.,. the f""'l of the ...... court bouae, haa bt.en t.ai:~ Houae Are Kept Ex· by "'' s..ni of Commilllooen and 1 • 11 B a report ol the heartnc to aet uide cepbona Y u1y ce taln fun~ iur ;:~ work Mi:la Ida Meredyth of Marietta 1a 1vtsltlns Dr and Mrs M D Hartin~ LUNCHEON Allan of We.t Main otreet Kellar ol Duien, Conn., j al'ld Jacob Elberfeld att.ended the Speaker At 1Oallla county !air Jn OaJIIpoU& D'J .. I wu InJured. of Pinal action uu 'he proJect Personals however, and f ' day nl.fht. 'l'tley llr.d b"\I)W AD QU • J::.,mp out and li;J &bout an ho•1r a , :&port was ~ and lnvt&Qptlon • lmprovemebta to be M•d"e UGHEH ' • ··~-- lNTERNA'l'ION AL NEWS SER'/ICE 1932 tHREE ARE KILLE IN MINE TROUB I Ratrwa,yl •• •••• ~··· 1 1 •41•• Fast After Seven Da I I lE~OE~ ~f HKE~ f~~O ~ r~~T I~ 3-8 1 1 1 1 I pi••• I I New· Electric Theatre I l der portunlty to l'lVeaall clUUlee Who caw. t.o have !or the a good op· been blr!Jconfined Hamilton to herParr, homeWho on Vale has boys Thewho thirdmay squadbeWll!l pot8nt1al (..'Qffipo&edball of accident The occupants occurred of lhe truck meal, me~ the next gove•nor or street. for IIOmetiDiell "iJY tll.ness, Is toters liut who are Jacking In ex- the car went unllurt, but Ohio, aod ,at the tame tlme not repMcrtedHio "'Wsll.ghtly lmpxoved. perlence and naturally must learn ,ars were dama.iXI. 18 place toO heavy 1 bur<len on the cnry e.rren hnd brother • the rudiments of the 11ame. A new po~lr.etbopk" f[ed KnowleB of Reedsville were 1comer to the squad, "Dlnty" MaurENTERTAINS CLUB Places l"llld arranaementa an! be- v Hltors In town Thl.ltsday Icc Mpore of Syracuse, out for his lng made to accommodate a large ·-OrRt practice ol t.he season was a crowd of people at the luncheon NO SERVICES SVNDAl' EVBNING men'ber fll th!J outfit W, were Due to the !act that the Rev Ewlnll, Younr Roush of M!nersvllle und the public 1a assw'ed that a Wa.lter A Pohl or the Church, l.s and Venoy, to deltver d sermon in ParkcrsbulJ While Oh~ef l"amham was putSunday afternoon at 3 o clock , the i tlng these boys through their pacee; &~rviCM!s of the Trinity Lutheran ~lstant ooa.ch House W&.!l ha.vins Chureh will be dlsmbsed !or Sun- hill hands more than run in hand· 1 day evening The Pastor Will aga.ln ling the corps of linemen who when I oceupy his pulpit on the following lined up In a row, ~eemed to ext.end Sunday (rom th1'..t.hlgh !ehool bulldln&" almost to "rhe side hill They were all ~~h~e~a~t~w~o~s~un~o~ha~n~o~•d:to::1·:8~o~up~,~' t~sc hlaher an<! Ijf~lnn~l~tl~es~~of~~~1~~~E:"'· corn l·lte lower to oata un~hanged. by New Ani ! I 81ST. ANNIVERSARY gottmg point"' whoroby mli!"ht Improve themselves Ol!SERVED By LO DG E 1consldero,!Jie ttme had in this manner, they ~~.•b:<>~iit The tollowlna members ot the together and t:ome tast DnllK Rebclw.h Lodge, o! PomerO)' mage work WILli lndul(red In attended the c;elebrO.tlon of the rourrh spot we1·e pollllhed utr Slat annlverse.J91 of the Rebekah there are many more to be taken Lodge at ~xler Thmsday even,ln~· off before U1e team will be In conMr and Mra ClYde Andrews, Mr' dltlon flr shape to face any kind and Mrs Ohnrl(ljl lfel\se, Mrs Nellle a football aJiirecaUon with a Bmlth, Mrs A 0 Trt,cy, Mrs David 1eh!\nee of victory The b6y11 are eomlna last but PhillipP MrA Ler.a Bartels , MrA Mbry Harris, Mr and Mrs.' Peter h•ve a. long way La 1{0 Fans Slace, Mr.s OJnud" Darst Mn retuember .. tbat there 1.8 more to Charles Oru!!!er, "Mr"«' a~· Hood: lootba.U than having a monly rnrm Mra Ella Wn.tac:in,~ MIMJ War· that apotto.rance~ nay make a ball ner. Mrs Qeorge Howell, i> a Ray pla:ver There Is much work for WJ!.itlt nnd Mr11. Sentz WfJl MIM both OO'lCbes a~ player11 to do and Emma...Koc88ler and Mn Sarah ol course they are dlllng aome o! It Long il( Washington Po , w~re also each evening Their flrnt 1ame WUI I \ t~ke place next Prldny evenlns with TO EACH PUR.CIIASER OF A present AftfJ· the buslnellf- !e~on a' fine CheAhhe as their oppon~nta .. prmcram ~11.!1 tt!ndel,ll!d mem~rs • • ot tllf! Dpxt~tr lodlt' alc1 by a few Mts Frnnk Chapman, teacher at off th :r Pomeroy ~ Dellclma..'l the htgh RChool became Ill Ft·ldny teitt«~~nts were: SP.rved to the :roo m(lrnln'f a.nd wns compelled tn I'flmember!! preRe~ lurn tn h~r ho,me I l voss es' thOy After 1- AI 'Capone ·Makes Bid tor-Freedom-. CLUB illls'ius ess Thursday evenlt)l" to her con bact brldi~ club at the home of Mrs Tom Crow on But~mut Avenue Guests or the club were Mrs Oo1 Schaefer, Mrs Letlter Fauber, Mrs Amy Oes.ry and Ml8111!!8 M&rKUerlte Meyer and M111ie Blchman. Ml'll Let!ter Fauber was awarded the prize for the hiJhest I!COI'C EVERY DRESS SO NEW THEY'LL MAKE THE RES·T OF YOUR FROCKS SEEM OLD FASHIONED. Mrs p L Ollfton entertained her contract bridge elub Thursday nf· ternoon at her home on West Main street. Miss Ide N:eredyth of Mnrtetla wa8 a guell:. of the club. Mill. M 0 Hnt·tlngel received hlll"h score Ost1j,h Woolens, tweed effects, mugh cr·epes, Styles for et1·eet and dt·egg 1 ,. troop~ hda.y aehed the Aoo""" j Ohio I "I don't propose to he.ve any one 1 1 fta.un,Ung the at.ete by putting: , guards on duty at coa. mines and ' mlseooduetlng them1111lve8 In their attitude toward the po.b11c,'' the I JIO\>emor declafl!d In announelng that the Ohio Collieries mine would l be taten over by the st~~Jte. 24 men I ties o( I 1 Ia esses E) OEOROE R. HOUfF£ l ~S Stf\!! Corre.sponaent \?'!' ou: '!;, Arlr; 61,: pl 2.:1 lN.,. , C(.lliH'ies Ct , mine !B7 bere u a tMIIH o1 tiM flllaylal' earl1 this mCirnlnlr oC ll·yea.r·old caarmont Banfle:d. and D. SC.OI'C em Stateo ! HIUitt.l'doa, 0.. Srpt.. !:6-INS -A detail or national (allrd f E:,ubcrant 0\<!1 1Jen~ocr11tlc prnt>the :Pnc!Rc COII.~t Q{o\ Franklin D ,R: oeevell fu~r : eAHwtw1 today ror a hard week s cam1 pal.gnlnl actQBII lhe continent I The week will sel'! lum 1 .tn•er~~ I the sonthwl't et, the m.ctdle-~~o. ~~ l lnttnCIInft th~ targe1 ci!les of tnP Lake re11on , &.rid brlnr m tJme for •hi! ~l ute oonvrmtion 11. •hoee decietonr. -'tnft)' be the D;mocrat~ scheme I IK :ots 0'\ I I • • w ~nr NEW FALL HATS 'f.'t{!s yeaf 'its a decided trend toward . shor~ b1'im, shallow LEGIONNAIRES ATTENTION! ' turban ·~ styles. ' crowned s,ailors and All • the~ , new, shade8 for .. l ''''AUi'i\i$t't{(;'w~ ti!idy t'Oriour S"i!~tiim. ·-:;~ •· ., .. , v; ' t"S ~~,,. < ' Your p~ence que•ted at the day ni1ht for SAVE WITH A VOSS I , 't. ' ' .." Save time and la·' The VOI!I bl.l 1L rull fll•td ·""«' "Forgotten Art" Is Under DjscussJQ+t ... of officero S•ve 110.01 on your t8.yndry \ -... A Big Selection '' !lI, 'l , ) ewtngtleld, m .... sept 38-INBTbe ·lltrnois state .t!iiapU.al was ariJI· Pl!d ~Jy a menaplJli tfmslnn tOday u ~Uce '.5quads, ~~~~ wltl! ma.oblne guns, cru.lsed t~ 15tl'ett4, SlUU'd.lna aaainst reeuiTence a bloody mine r(o~- fn wbich was kllfe"d ; P. Splitln two W eat· .--------------------- I I !, ' onlar-'P(IrJ.ers ; ":~i•ct've Attained; G. 0. up to I Do•Mtt- 8afe&y· O~~ared For Breakfaot, Shot May Have Been Intended For Father · B'attle ,Between "" ' ' ·IS CONFIDENT .i I oorr.,.atec1 l!!nameled &nb. Whlfe T!j~nr To ' KINDLING FIRE MJD~DLEPORTER IS PLACED IN JAIL I IM1r. POLl~'<;_ ~·~~ot A VARIETY OF NEW MATERIALS! -,;~-:=:;::::=:;=:--;;;- I I · Mrfi Dayton Ashworth was I!' equipment ~ On Speaki;, Tour In Eff. ort lo Win West For Democrats i CONVI!:NIBNT TERMS ') "RAN!}E FEUD" • Also Comedy ''J.Irbt llouse" · •M.tn Youth Killed While Be· 1ide Hio Mother In Kitchen ' . Cleveland, Se!o_J>pt':. 0<"71Nl!"'::b :tgntlon of a miners 'ZTERNAL TRIANCLE CAUSl OF MURDER (~SSh~ servlet~ Jaw 1n lane!'$ New Wrincer. and muJ netuslYe vos" tvea. ' 8efJ It Mday. rea~ SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC Co. MIDDL.PORT, OHIO. 1-----------.....! Seeking to set as\de the 10-year sentence imposed on him by Federal Judge JoVl)kerson in Chicaro, AI Capone, Chicago's underworld kinr, appears outside federal court in Atlanta, Ga., as his attorneys made the surprise move to obtain his ffeedom. Cappne .js shoi;;l'l in the picture with Mart!hall Louis Crawfqrd,, ope~ df th~ wbo eo~orted · him from the penitetitlary to ~· ffiloral bul\dine. AT CBERTIR ,Sunda:r, Sep~ . 25 • PT. n.IA8ANT 1 aoo~TERs -w- !.....---------•·: eaum· James L. Wismer, 32 Irma, 29; Rollo a James E. Hill, 31, � 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 23, 1932 brink ferriter hawk slattery