http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3436995c50943a52dddc7c29623c646e.pdf 70c16110a2c1e67118560e0fedddb775 PDF Text Text • nt,l lil' ....'l OY ~ OT. - . BAER PASSES IN IOWA lH•orrs[ IiMRS. KATE .. . ..t , ~ " T~'''•~ •r.,.' ·,:i~;'.•.r· "'"'~ r ., .......... •.. ... • I - l'IJ1flleQAY. PLAINVIEW UAUt tf OHIO $TATt MUStUU • obz.om:R IS, · Illtt HIGH ST AND C Ol~~u'JS I.ITH AYt f . W. Gi•e.Cnosote For~'!!.,~~d~ RECEIV[ INJURIES prelllribitd eri!HOte In Mme form fc ...alit, qoldt ond bronebitit, bow]q ' liow danl eroualt ls to let lMqa han J on. C~ aion whh creo101e tlllf. C N.AUn CRAS~ other blii:JI)'~ lmporcent medicinal eJe,. menu., qutokJJ' aQd eft'ectlvely IIDPI all a READERS' NOTICE - II you w•nt t he News Office of The Dally Tribune, call 2S6<L; tf the Business Offi ce ask. for 202-R. ;:rh• and eold4 that otherwUe mi,Pt: to aerloua troUble. Creomulolon fo powerflll In tho _,. 111811t of all oaldt lDd cou&b- no matte~~ l't1i'a. A. 0 . Tracy Injured , ""· Seveuly; Other& ~. •· Hurt Leas • \ 0 .. I unr UTEATHER FORECAST -· .Ohio and Weot V~f'ar\lll <lourty tonieht &od S..tun:ta.y, ~lowly rtsinl temper- ,. ' at""" . 'c ~15 FULL LEASED how lonJatandln~o yet it fa absolutely harmltManditpleuantand.May totako.. Your own druggiiC IU•rantee& Creo. maJtlon by refund las: your mo~ Jf you CAR HITS TREE are not reliMed aft• raking CreornulaJon •• directed. &ware the ~uah or cold that htnaa on. Alwa.,. keep Creo. mubk>o oo bud for il>mllt ""'· (nd•.t Near Caldwell M Party Enroute Here From Conven'tion I --- - - --- How Ia Your Battery? Our dock of BU&erle• S. eomplete. Yoa. eaa b117 a. 13 ~ptate Hearry D••r Natlaal Batiel1tfor ft.'lli and you old ~t&ery . You 111ast remember tbfte ldch pade baHerlet are~ paraat.eect. h•en.l Tall: ,II an Tlrel 'bat. we were fert.anate enoqh to b~ &•o can or Tlftll early In ~ptembtr aDd Mil not. ralM &he price on. ' . Lbese tires &I w" d., .C. U~~ p&J the taJ: on Ihe two ears, u.eretore we arpe tct tbe pabh( bdOJ'e ba:tloc t.lres to stop •• OW' plaee a.n4 He 1l1o blr BupiM "'Tlfts yOUHell. Oar Rllb Onlle Paint. Is diP rolnc at. $1.85 per .,.Uoa A 811 8aflap To To• en Wbatner yoa Bay Frem UL "'..... ~EA· RS 1 KIDNAPERS TO OVERCOME HIM RALPH D. COLEt Bread on Waters STRONG BID FOR LIFE ChK,ap STAYS AT tiOTEL NO I;JOPE HELD To Prevent ''Shuacbaiq," For Hie Rec:averyJ ia Sufferiar FJ'GIII . Six Fractur• eel Vert•hrae . Amooyed Whea Told He io watched by Police THE FARBER IRON 'CO. POMt.:ROV, 0. By WILLIAM F'ARKF.R Jntt.rnath.nal News Eenlc ~ S. ~f I Atht:: ns, Greece, American hopes or effecting h iS early extradition, the Greek ROvernmf!rt\ tor the nrst Ume today <llllclallf ,..,.., nounced Its position :witn repid to Samuel I h!ull, former Chtcaao utilltle11 magnate. A spokesman ror the rorelif11 or- Per..,~of kb.duuiY:rformed 21 a-, Mlia J:ya lltl"•-n, a flee out.ll.ned th& poaJ.Uon to ln.teJ'-~ ... ......, tematlonaL Newa Service as fol•\1Paea. WU.., waltrea. ..,.. re... Cl!la,ly awatded wJth 1 'lO,OOO •-..rlows: priMI beaueat. Wlltn me Wll 14 Ftr~t. In.sull Is ~ tree man as teara 0 ~~-· st~r, B. w. StleklonJ~: as lle- remal..ns in Greece. Secrmd, the Greek ~t· " " ~· "'''' 'of" ~eland, o.. waa iuiq.nd •uto actident "ftQit "her 6cnne, has no in\en..Uon of cte&JOrtl.nl blm. ~1"-;~MR tore up her uettJ.. Third, no extodltlon treaty Ia eOU \0! ~~:J&. btarb. Wbep ( f6elally Ln existence between the Btltlt.li:UiJilll Mbeclaeatlled UnJted States and Oreeee. tho PIJi . . to' 11 U.C.l of meJCJ.. Fourth, arrival b1 Athena of an rA merican warn.nt· tor Instill's ar• rt&li wlll e~ge ·the sltua.Uon. 'I'he Otnoe wu lncensetl eolll... to the trrJted 111at the Por' bact ~ lnBUll to , V•- ! "' .;u.,.. ' I I!~~~i!l!~C~~~II 1 , Fto<.m 16th Floor of Hotel f Ther. Leap• I 1 I I 1 ! I WARRANTS ' ISSUED REVENGE SEEN 3 y Police ,;tler Readi'\1 1 In Mayer' a Court; 2000 Prepar fill to A1eemble f<W Demoa.atratioa Note Left by Maniac; Brother Qt~eotioned Taylorville, Ill , Oct 141.-The Southern nunotll eoeJ mine l lil.~r wr r rot"e t.o a ff:ver pitch agil.hl t.oday following tbe IB8uance of mW'der warrants, namina: two omcefl' r.;t the national iUQ.rd. I I I Oet. 14.-IN3- ! da.shiHI· , PROBER Warren, 0 ., OCt.. U .-lN&-The !.lt otlditlon or Colonel Ralph D. OOJe ls "still orttlcul." a bulletln issued by 11.t laches at Olty ' hoa:nt&l at ! , noon tOday stated "Colonel Cole's coudi.tlon has r,. · ma.ined unoha.npd.." l:he bulletin Ccrrt.!pc.;ld . n t Apparently I Known Leaionaaire Commander Conacioua in I Spite of Injury Util.itiea Mapate Makea Known Hb Fean Fermer HURLS! llWOTODEATHi At Millio~es' G~t-Together iWOMAN Embezzling Case. Conn.ng To Close The warrants ~ ~:vmn.1 C'Ut hy Yavor Thomas P P08ter cf a. mining communi\¥ eiGht Tov~v , miles o,(:Uth of here, where Andy Oanes warreu. o., Oct. l.._IN&-AIthc.Uih reported .rrow1n11 steadUv weaker, Colonel Ralph D. Cole, 57, of Ohio's force uf the 1commander American Leaton. clung tenaclousl:r n h 1 to life whlle a corp or ve P ys .. clans b&ttl.ed aga.inst heavy oddH to bring about h1B n~covery. Sutrerlns rrom stx traetured vertetnae In the vlclnlty oi the neck that have caused &n alfnolrt. com .. plete paralysis or tho body, Colonel Cole reQ1&1neq tot&lly conscious o.s city hospital ntta.cW.~ dl&Closed th&t hope Will practically abindoned l'l. "rebel" cool miner. wu shot and rataUy wounded 1.n a. seume with pollee and mlllitamcn. 1B.IJUed by JWlt.lee or the Peacc J . W. Lowry. the wo~ rn.n ts kU'~lRe CoL Robert W . Oa.vts and Capt. ORl'l J . Meacham with reS'<'Iln~l ­ bliU,y tor 1hf! slaylna. cot Davlll is 1n command ot seven ccmna'liPII or th~ nat.Lonal !JUard sent to the Cbrlatl&n eotmty OMl fields to p~ IIE!n'e: order. Caot M~cllam is Cot oaw~ executive otftctr. !W!entlul ot \he kQJtnll of tb~,~~b:~;. h~;"'.!frt' On m~s. miners were an\11 to a demonsttatlon. Cote bact spent a "restlesll nilht" and ~·t he ~ ~~cor..lderably wenke•" 'tllla morning. HlJ dea.l1> M "only 11. ml.~ter of held ,a.rded .. BV• EpWoUU) ,HUliiTER' ·INS ' sta:!I• Corre~dent . •111 wu Bp '-"'-- · .t. ooil.ms W'lUJA.M J...Ph •INS Sports Wtor -the Tuu 1 ~ ::,a~~~~=herlj Ohlcqo, ()let. I....,_INs-Affios rJ~ a day the banda of Wbo told .. utboritlel he had AlOnZo Stu&. the" only tobt.ba¥U ' ?f dlsordfn tn tht! county troopa t¢ay, u th.cy ~ed bls u somewhat o::aeh u4' d1r«tQr of ath)etla .the area. ChalleJ:lged to holt by & their ca.mpa.l.gn !apln8t. buy Ubbalaneecl' for 110me time, Untveni~ ot Ohlcaao hila evrr itiaJI or guardamen, a mailman auti .. Manch~uo rebels. did not believe • would be cap- had. il retJrtll. ' . was wounded by a bullet. One of the 30 Japanese and Coreans able or such a l(butly act, ' 'Tbe ara.ud. ol4 man of tbe ~ld~ "'I11era. E. D. Hlbccek, was aevetely lolanchult and Hallar, once ln tbe room on Ute 16th wa.y" wbo o.t 70 years can drtM a beaten by plcteta at a mlne enwns Qbtained tn story, Mrs. Lorena used 'alit stoct- fcotball te&m with W ¥ of 'em. ':ranee and reqUited treatment at an .(IC)mmun¥!UI'l IIISued by inKs to bind thfo knee& and lwtds of must. steP, out of the ~twe quietlY 'i hospltaL Japa.neRf!: otriclala here. Casualties her little vtetlms. Pirst, she nrt~ at. the md. of the present aeuon. One ot the .st.rlkine m!ners was The ·'!"~t':o;~:·;~~1:,;~~~~~4 1n the fta:htinK were not tabulJ.terl 1he screamIns and. atruftllnw boy Btaa's ~ent. Js automa.t.ie trOWlded when flred upon by a. a. l.ji but. a Ja.panese spokesman told In - t.o the wludow and pwhect hlm over under a l1niverslty rule which ftxea ·•regular." Guardsmen laid se lge to Cf:!lzure tematlonal News Service the sill to ~ death. Tben, the TIJ yeal'K as Lb.e qe llmit Of fUU :md captured lil barn Wbf!te st.rikel'B rrom the "T:be trQOps are movlnw too fast tr1rhtened, bystertcal llttle llrl was time faculty membtn. were S&id. to have cacJ:Jed. ammuniBstelle t.o pennlt couutlnK or dead bodies." dlspatC'.hed to Ute ,.me horrible But the venerable 'dean or coach- tlon. 11Urty in8W'gen t~:> w o!l'e arrestof a. boJne Tile campaign against the in&nr- CtLI:e. FlnJllY, Mta. Loren! stepped es doerm'~ want to st.cp. ed. to o. review oC her &entB betran in eameHt a.rter ali i oft hlto space "Accordlne to my present reelAn accldeutal1nctdent was tbe 1 t police 88ized 100 Otber•Japa,nese eftort.s to deal with inss ," he said t.odnJ. "1 expect to be overturnlna Of a truck ih which n~ck her home without any the refiels In the ManchuU area had PAROLE VJO' • "'OR IS 'IOOd tor 15 or 3) years more or ac- mmtlamen were escorting pickets by ·1except a cleriC's warrant. faUed. I &.1'\1 a Uve service." out of the COlWty. Thf truck waa. The state supreme court threw Authorities were loath at flr&t to I HELD FOR MURDER " I went mto athletic work be- burned and three women and six I the cue out of court, Iaruneh a concentrated attack, tear- I cause It offered the larf:tlt oppor- ~ men sustamed injuries. One ot the ICI~~''" I ag1•eetna with tbe Olty or lng tb.e ~nsequences or soch actJou Columbus. 0 -----;;; l~IN~U I tunlty tor service tbrauah contact. women was the wtre or (lanes: · ' DeJDocratle Caadidate Pled· were t.hat. the plaee where th"t! beer wu Oil the prisoners and also fearing der a ccver oi' seor8cy Prancts w1th YOWll men. No scheme of ute I Alter the shootlna at Tovey the · setred waB not a prtvat.e retldence tbe eft'ect miUtary operations wac- Ma k ush • · wbcih removes th&t cont9.et \•ould Mna.ll guard detail under,.., Oorp 8 • • HimHif to Plan for 1 -;~=.-~-:::""=:""" · beeanse pf the 00vloll9 sale of 11- ed 80 oloee to th~ Soviet border ( c~ • who only ~terday meet with my ambitionS." 1 Myers returned to TayJontUe tO , __,_ Idle Be~T~R Oct. ~~A quor there, and that no warrant mtaht have on Soviet omc1als :Sa ~=~~t ~~ Penl~~ "I reel too YOUIJI and active," the summon help 8lld relnforceme nt 11 Rel ~1 l • ·· 1 was required. U was finally decided, howtwer, r. waa r 10-year-1oUJlB man .118ld, "to l!llf'fl were dispatched to the nearbY· vut:er ahortqe wu blamed today for In a. slmtlar cue, Joe A~aboli that drastic action must be taken, back to Cleve}Uid early tb~ moro- out. And frankly I am not content. taee. Corp. Kyers was placed uncUtJ INS staff oonespond.ent an Wness aprea.dml lmOJll Beth-' of Cleveland admitted the sale or &ru:t the campaign was lalUlched lng to faee arralpmcnt 011 a tlrst Lo do lt. Whether I rema.1n at Chi- mlUtary technical !J,IT't!3t, pelfWii't ~w. N. Y. oct. 14--INS--Oov- ::._~n:n~e:'~O,:e Cu!t~~ liquor on his premises, and . his I dTneetn~=!n~~~..... ftrst d cago or go el&ewhe~. I wlsh to be an investigation by the national emor Prt.ntUn D. 'Roosenlt stood Is belleved. Lo have resUlted from hom-e was therefore removed. !rem INGALLS MAKES ACCUSATIONS 1 ee murder 118 ~~~· e- active in the tleld of oot.Chln&:." Ruard authorities. · before the c~untry tcday Wllh .. the sma.ll tlmv of underground the prlvote realdence clal8iftcatlon. ~ apiD.s~ Bush ye~- President Robert M. HutchinA Adjt. General OarJos E. Btack. .t!IQlimm promlfte tbat If electeti streams thiB tall. The court upheld. hiiJ oonvlctton. 1 oetlance, o., Oct 14 -INS- boCa Yeounty &rand 1~h~:~~ has annOWloed. Stan's Sucoe&.!IO!' m rushed to TaylorvHJc last n,Jght Charges that. Ooverno1· OC"crr.e Uon with the death ot Herbert the pos~ of athletk director aa rrom Sprtnafield to oonfer with Prqlldent. he would Jnaull\ll'Bte a. "dehn1to lontl ranee plan" rcr dt' 9t...TAB aai£ ... DDS 18 BE· EI.ECTED WNte ls withholding school teacll~ Qulnlan junior member of a Cleve Thoma~:~ N ![[etcalt, director of Subalterns on the scene on mean11 ~ wJ"' unemployment relief and Det.rott, Oct. , lt--JN8-Jesaje era• salaries to pay road contrac- land JeWell')' eetabll$1uneot. . - -lhletlal at loWJL State eolleae lmtn or handling the explostve sltuatio~ 1 ether &ec~ wdtw-e work, whlch Booatelle, "tbe atar maker," ts du.d. Columbus. o., ~. 1+-INB-Mra. tprs' bOla were "belna bro&dcaat toQuinlan died JD Cleveland yeater.. ~res:-'~ =~ne&dllY r b he boldl are a "proper concem" o1 The veMran aatl'el8. who develop .. ,._,shap 8. Thom.pecm qt I.Jma, daY. by David s . lnpl18, Republl- day troiU wo~ rtceJ.ved. Jut ~ oot a.U W.- 'NT DONATIONS tm. "Federal lJDVtll'ntnent, ed. and aent on to pea.tneu 110me t.oday WM &pin preaklent of tbe ean ~natorlal nominee Saturday when :1(U8h and a pal ooac uu.a<> on n!COIU· In a. nation wide ra4la w;JclteflfJ of bte matt t~ atars ot ~C~teen Ob1o A&soc1atton of Q&rden ClubB. tnplla a.tta.cked the Demo~ Norman ~. att.:mpted tO mmdaUons of Metcalf, unJver&lb Bellaire, 0 .. Oct. 14. - INS the Democratic preslden~lal nom- and stap, stioc\u:nbed after a lleart She wu reeJecWd at the annual cn.tlc admlnietlatlon vt~Mrousl In holdup Quinlan and h1l tattler auitborttles said. It. b th:>ught Cla.imlmr Ulat hundreds ot perwna inee aawted that the prt.mary res- attack at her home here today. convention here. an addreaa here lut nllbt Y s . QuinlaD. ' however. that either Pet Ptwe or are in dire straits. a committee of ~Uty tor carinr for the Job-l::::::=::;;:::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;:,:~=::::::::::::::::::;;::·;;;;::;;:;::;:;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:,.j Judge WrJter Steffen, both Ior.um uncmplc.yed toda.y bad petitloned loa l"fttt8 upon local oommtmLtio6, (Continued on pa~ threeJ the Bellaire ctty counell for i :"OO Oct. . ils• PAIN DEADENED CHEST COlDS ew Electric!. heatre I " . "FORBIDDEN" ~oqsENEQ ! WIDIOUT DR.UGS I -- i TbandaJ aDd FrihYl, Oct. ! 13 ~ 14 ~ ' ~rlttn Stau"J((k, Ralph .aeuami Comedy "Poor But • Dianoneet" • 1 : SATVRD&Y, OCT, 1& 'LO•VE .IS A RACKET" Double breaated or oin1le breaated Suib in the new f.~ bs:own. blue cheviot. or unfinlahed worate.da. Dreuy and deairable To.,toa~ in•ioft rich tex~ili. Elepnt tailorin1 and trim~~~,in1 d~l make them IGC1k far coatlier than thdr price. , · - Rata - Neckwear •'! STETSON HATS DOUGLAS Ji'AIItBANKS, JR. At new, greatllr values. Yoil ~an now buy this preferted'hat at-~.. . fC' ,.,~,~ Comedy "An1el Cake" ,. AthE•ns Greoeoe, Sblrts • Speeial $ale ·of Used Cars· and Trucks. Beat opportunity in year• to aet a real barpin a USED CAR or TRUCK. Many makea and ~~.•• low pricea for quick aale. 1-JDU Ford d011pe 1 J- 19!1 FoN Boacldel' t- 19!8· Ford Sedan t-L9Z1 Wltlya-Kalrbl J-U~ts Dodae Bedaa t-19Z8 star Sed&a 1- 1825 Nub SeDa 1-19~7 Clu71ler Sedan: 1- 1913 Dodae Toarlnr 2-Fordllon Truton SEE THESE AT Brooks-Eberabach Company Middleport, IOhio. j th-e United States I &muel rns un. fcnnE•l' Chie&lfc UtiUtles "Ozar" revealed today be f.eara he may be Sbt .1gh~£ d, Wanted by Chlcae:o auth~rtt~o: to answer Indictments of embe7! .. zle ment and la.J.'Cf:ny, tha . x ~m I ltonaJre iK worried over the p-fts:c:W.bll1ty he may be lot-ted a.boa1•d some AmerJean ship and carried home tc race hla ncctvu s. Because ot thl.l!l rear. Inslftl 1& rematatng: close to his hotel He did not go to bed W\tll early this morn ... lng, whlch. WM contrary t c h 1e ur ual procedur-e. He showed surpril!le and nnce when RJUloy- B. repreJ~ental.tve r.t In ~ ternatlonal News. Servlr.oa infortn6d 111m he 18 still under secret polict ~:~.urveillance. ' I thouah:t J had been frred of surveUJanoe,' he excJahn3d. "1 Fonder why they are do1Da: that1 he uked.. Then he nnswt.'1 .x1 his cwn quesUon, sta.tmg: "Prabai:Jiy it hfts s~methlnjJ to d;;-.wtth my rteu.sal tq surrender my p~ !'Sport. • "That C<:.naul (Edwin PUtt, Untt~ ed states Consul) probolll.Y has Fcmethlne up his sleeve If I con- tinue to muae to tum It jinexp~iv.e ~cription Guaranteed To Stop Rheumatic Paina' ' ..r ' '~ IJ Thoa¥ntlo , Jo)'IDD7 aoloi!Qheo! wit' t1 hqr l"'!llef. , O'ft'lr. "However, my attorney 18 dnLwlne up a lette:r to be sent to him whith I lhall deellnc to accede to whlch 1 man dl!cUne th 8ceede to any nquerts unwof't'a'!1ted bt1 JaW." Insull f>&Ud. hi!: would alve out tile test of the ~ter aa soon a.s at'l"&D.· gemettts cancemJnJ lt were eom.. pleted. But ielused to dlvutae t.he content& or the' letter tor the pres .. Roosevelt Gives Definite Promise 1 1 I £ 18 wa- 1 Ji:: wthme.._ z. "",:0Ja:":7t:: . .. :E:.;.E:}?'.:":\~?Eo:~ EX-<ONVICT. SAID TO BE DYING,.TELLS POLICE ROTHSTEIN, I __ Wid · · : : guw.• R = l3. u. i u.e... _!,.,. .;;Jri; -tor I ='1t;•;.£t ilo\ii*,:JW. . *"' .. - ·aft ol·p- be""' terence" at oeneva, an otrlclaJ for h elgn cftlre stntl!meno. said today 1\Dd when . . . _ lJ done w!t me 1'1110 b6ck to my lirl." Th "lilht of w?i h named' e my e • , as a Mrs Vlola. Slocum, a l..os Aq.. da :Uvc:wcee. An". be ~ sl:.eepilbly that UURMl' l.tOS Ante~ girl held hie arteoUona toGt a lol.lll ..Jn,ce Arnold. "Ive Ukel:\ Grace lor • 1on1: time," Ita oakl, pcm4ortrtl the probtom, "But rm t<> mar cy VIolA : Tbat Jo It ahe'D bave me alter .U thl& Lao-." Klrk dalmed he bad OOIIlncted tutcrcuictts whlle tn JtJl~ bUt h1s ccnditlan dtd n ot appear ~nons at the cowtty JliJ, --- New Yorlt, Oct)- R-INS-New York pollee todq refulecl to tate Jierlotwly tbe rep..,.t,od ''Ootllelllon" til saunas. Cal of &fold. Leo Kirk 0 youtlllonner\8 at !lew Y«t that he w l - lite IIIUrdor or AmDid Rothstotn, New York~ . SUpllool-1•11' I01d Kirk wae ptoblt;bly driVen W te'U the stdr)• ID. boiJQ of ob~ li fMe ride to Now York tar exarubta- 117 authoiiUis lml.- MORE TAXES VaG , J!B Columb"\lP., 0., Oct. 14.- IN&-A "f!W 8tat4! scbr JJ tax. to .,...vwt ;idespret.d e l - Ot ~.¥ was u-A upuon . GOv..........., George and the todo,y in resolution~. tqtun~tAd to the onnual Ohio ~ Ofc poreuls ., 311d teachen. Wti'i:e uttr·kifs:lature COURT RULE;S IN FAVOR ftl:' MAYOR u~:: F"' z~nu•UJe, 0., oct. l.....,IN~· curety ent(en~ u vlllaae mayor <Jespite coUrt;. ~tt~,s to oust btm. n ·wld E DM.er',' ._., mayor ot PbiliJ o., had the la8t laUih ~,.... 'nle wJae-eracldDI Bdmlnilta• tlve ~ead 01 tho vlllo&t.,!IJ>IIO popW&Uon, wbi> adoptee! Jl\IIIDY Walle· ers' tllelbo& he prioented bll o~ " , \I'M tot<~ b)'lbo M um COUll ""P.l!riOD pleas court hat he il'.tliCI 'llttbla Jcib dllpi~ ch&rl., nl<ppod hlo aUihorlty. lila\" r:,:::. Corntna. 0., Oct.. 14-INB-Att o1 ~·- h c a1r PtOI.-..... ...,.. UJl(( uL ovm· orn· ing today as the res t or the dill· tributlon of a. pa.yroll of tl2,000 -.. l • ·•· c~~ among ••v m ners 1"' •.uc UL'G" mine or t~ Bueldng~ Coal ,CO. The "pay-uay" Wa& toUC ftrst .s!ncJ lhe coal strike ended. •·'a\ MINIMUM W "' FIXED FOR OR ' Columbuo, 0 .. oct. It-!Nil-ES· tabUabment ot a ~wn waa:e tor st1lled. labor or.. .- fetteral akl ~ proJecta for the I'IDll.lndlr of t.be :rear waa announced today by High · way DJHctor Q. w. Merreu. The ,..._ will Vary attMdlnlt J,o lndllltrtal conditione In various counties. The mtnlmwn rll:tl, for thooe countleo lo whtch the "'~' tw been llxe4 are : Alben~ Oooboctoll, Ol'owlor4. Palrlleld. oaUlo. Ouom"Y· lA>', renee. Rk!hland, 8ekti.D, Tuactll'i•wU and W.yne. all•at \1-J csnts en hour; llamllton, &T J..:t eeitts; lior· aln. ,IID .,..111 . _ 8'1 1·3 eento. ,.( .• .. ~.!~:.u~~NT.~:~groe- :t:::~ ~=~~~J~ ::=r.:~~·~:: ~:u: P.;.RI_N..;.C. ;.E_O_F_GAM_.:.,__B_L;.. ERS_.. ;l:.__ ,MURD...;,_'E_a;;;.:E.;...D.;. . .T_H__R_O_U_G...;_H_L_O...;_V_E_·..;.O..;.F_B_L~O_.N_D__£_ s:r.::;:w!~~~:~ I;. It then become8 the poattlve duty: • of t .hoo rtderal ..,..temment to -+..p • · ., ....._...,. u..,. •· ·~ _, ~n B. JORDAN my ..,... on love beo&""' he clalnlo he In abd •elp" R-··vel' sat"" ' "I • • G<IMI(Ite -••- In and "Rothu ........,. v w saUna~, Cal., Oct. 1"--l.hS-A near-I swear I'm t-•"·" the tr~~a.ulfri'ed "That duW and reBJ)Oil.albUity t~ " " truth." it.W.'& blonde" to the BllVfl' PheuPedoral. ":O¥el'nment ebotild. ............ him tuler, a profftaioll81 CUll, He --•• •- be'~• •~• u~ae an+." .... '""''" 1 ub a couple ol tlmeo. 111 -.....~ ..w. IK> ,.....GUo w•- ~ · ~ ~ ..,. enl out proplPtly, Ceerlealy and rene888aaafnated. Arnold. Rothlltetn, wu &ettnl' tor a New Yorlt •)1Um '·I never heard hel' name," Kirk "l don't wan' to dalh :your boptll prlnee ot pmbltn, DV81' tbe 1<)\'e runner DNfled. Dtct Go~. decilared, "bu\ one nl&ht I was wtth tor a ~ atory", he aald. "But I rousty. of a LeautU\11. b1oode lfrl. 1JCJ.rk's ''bqii''"T"lbe man tor WIWD:i ,N ·.Ift the :Manaer notel when • have declded to wltbbold the text PALMBR 8RAK8 ~-· h-·~-n. ·-'-"' a v- ~......_ a ...u..,... ~~• UUKl ~-• •·• went th-· v•,r:r.- • - - s .......-.. ...... .. _.. . . ,... .............. ~ ,... IUO b!-•e vuu. • .. (Continued On Pag~ Three) , _ . rriQIIll', ll&r<>ld lieo Klrl<. c:al--u armonlll automoi>Ue wtlll tile lol>by. 'Tat• a look o.t that Alijttan4 O .. Oel 14-INB-''The ljlender. .......,. J:.oo . Anl<l"' & ......,. bh, to .._ , follOw:' Dick !Old, "!.bat's Am:>ld TRUESDALE MAY BE ·lai1)t~ diust oltber "'- hl5 .,.. youlll, tiado7' oft- that sonaa- - · bl·~ Oil olfiUDa' ~.' And I> WO& Lllot "'""' INDICTED BY Lllofl1 :::"1J:o.."r In· tLoita1 IIOiutlon tO tba ~·" Y~k OO!aiAima oo.tktd IIOOdi, as 111011 mtA tflltt " "'" Moane .shool "'" u rece.,: the rellllt o!P':.;. munler IIIYiler7 ol !IJI. ~-•~N117 v~ ~ llle - · 11r1 tha\ DiCk had ln tho 18 wlilch Lima. 0 ., OCt. l~INS cor~- 4~ .eo /ai tO meet the ell~ UDihaten at aQJ pcdnt of his ..-.....,.._...ph&& to ew •· or car Wtt.b. blm. r auess OKZ 101 ence that two ftnt 4eStee m~ lfbtoli 1le muat now P'!of .. declarid weird atory, the COQffllt4 liquor venJa. Moa~ to bump aothatetn oft anc. lndlctmentll Will be ret~ by UHl Lee ' •~ ~. Republl~ candf .. runner, fX-eoB\'Ict and torpr "I ~ qut of th~-~·" tbt only rea.r.:n I knew wn.-; tht ~ Jury ln. ponnectlon :wJ.ib. df,te 'tr;rr Lieutenant Governor tp· stuck to bil t.OOCND.t of havk;ll 'Wit· Hli'k ~tel. ~ .. - ~.·-'C ~Df;l ·.. '"~~=lm&ofW day. · • , ' ~ the alaJ'i.nJ . Of the a,.uJU.. 10eH.ne tn tM or ...~ +..;.:!:tte his claim that h~ wu T Wall ex-~..A today bY E. 1rt ~fl' ~usecliJ. o. o . P. rallr mi~re ~ ebit!n:,tn. Olu ~-WII:"' ~... :--.:..,.....\. , .. 1 KJt1t retterat.ed hls cl."''''m& _ Bot!tln'"Aii;;'c:ounty P"*"'ulcl!. " Lt,ore 'thii<IKI•f niJh<. Rot~IA. In the ..... \lllol>tiy ql . . - =.:-·,~~ '!,'"',~ ie "oonleO!lon" to sh"lll' ' • 1 r 1 t '1~ 1;be -P ark central ttot.t 1n New t~ ma;r.,.,. ., ... -; ,~~ ' VII" .- \ I 'I' 6 IIAOIR bue Theli'.,nd J_,- tw v~uallJ' \""!" Yorlcl · blnll me. I ' wltlJ!Ojl ' ~ "~1"!!1· who La • bit skepttoa · " Pie!~ Its prObe of lhe J!l~t '" • • 0 .. Oel 14 _._ An "A ~· · Prank . . _ ...,.,.. 1~ ~. w11p act a ~In Los An..Les." t1> wb- o!eurretllloJ' 30, 11131' "" ',• ·' · " . . · "'~ ,_ . , . looil ll!lo IICtlllloln." looib;tc-,.., Jitl't i'lwlh . · . "and I """ ' to mam 1 report prol>obl.Y will not De ma<lo · b• •~,:; ltlrkl ,. 'iQne4 clown lin• ODd iloone 1W): ~ aun 111 bll ht:t. Biti I can't ao to her w)tll unUl late tOday or toru01•1lw. ~- ~ 'Jfat.t~ Bank aDd !J'ru t' hl.s fa.Qe.r ""'And 1 WOOld:n't- ]Je bf .. , haDd.• '' · ~lean banda JlOd. tb.Ls ou P1S ~~~:rb~the~~ ~~ 00~ ~deAd Jlnr tOdQ. Ho W:.a cause 1~ tb'!PI· A doef.or t001 me ~ l whcJ .~ JcDown !Dol~~,_.,~!.':"¥" lll1st m!l~ d&IO haDP upon II>• reeulto or lbo ij.~' lti· manuf"llltl'- 00 tbloe "'l\\'r 1''l'tl4n'\ ""' Y<*li: UJiilor lbo. ·~ ~~ .~- ~~··or ~.!'~,rrl.lld J.,- . lnveot!Ptton. , · •. ~~ . W11b ·;,lie 111 llol10 QU!Iflo,JIIIIIie<l - ; 11 ,..,.,. ~ eYer,_.. 10 oui Ill' tbll - JURY : �q • . \{ " ' P'RIDAY, ()(rn)BIIR It, II!~ ..• .... ,.~ :\· llllf i)A a." PIUDAY, OCI'()BI:R It, INt OBJO ... I . · l'realq~nt . . . , Iv;~e-Predd.ent , ... Yo .. N. . . To7-VIRGJNJA GR£GG- Pho"" ....TIQNAL . .· Herbert Hoover .. ... .. . . Charles Curtis IJJ, $. S..'no,tor . . . .. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gilbert i!ettman 1Conllre&man, lOtb Dlatrict . . . . . . Thoma~ A. Jenkins Con11reasman-at-Large "Geor~re H. Bendor, L. T. Pallner ' . David S. lugali• Lee B. Palmer George C. Budcn . . Joseph Tracy Harry S. D~y John B. Bricker . Johr A. LI':>Jd ~ieutenant Governot· l$ecretal)' of State I State Auditor Sf ~te Treusurer ~ttorney Genet·al J Sta•e Senator ... I ... Tom W. J u .os Arthur Beegle, A. B. Blngl ~> m County CommiS8iOn.t!rri Cedri'. Clnrk Pros~cuting Attorney John Sp.rrs Clerk o, Courts . A. 0. Tracy Sheriff Geo. A. Meinhart County Rec01·der . . R. G. Web,.er . .. . . . . . . . . County Treasuror T'aeodore Beegle County Surveyor . Ben H. Ewing I Coroner ... . .. . . . ' l!!£ FI;ORIDA CASt; ' T~ CASE in Florid• In which two - with first degree murder becauae of t!Jelr ..,tivitjes In the toituring line while guards at t. prison C&'1'1>• raises the question among many people as to the mel'lta of ou•· I present convict handling system. ,While any sane perooq must 4;Jmlt t¥t tllere should be 111>' p-lace in our system of handllur cJ!Imin81a, for meth-1 Ods of torture and man handlins, Dl11Cb ~ ~me of the cbat',.cters who come to our ins~\L!tlollf, 'a•~rve the W<!~ treatment th~t the ingenuity o! m~n.'• mjnd could coueeive, still there is need fot drastic movta 111 times. .What we should do is to mete ottt a punlshm,nt that Is nP,t brutal but that will punish in 'JQme P~Qillf#lon at • lea~. commeDBurate with the cri11,1e cuml!ll~ted. As a l matter of tact few criminals ever are puo~hed ~a severq!y as their Past conduct has merited ~nd !J(OI!~ f~w are '. ·so IIIUCh in the minority ea to occasion Uttle o~ no comment. •The ~rreat trouble with a case ~uch as is fo11nd in ;flol]!la, is that it set,s the wild eyed, t)lourJ:llleso rgfol'10er to and as is the case always, the f•lluw with the , ma\ea the most noise, so a reactlon may set 1 :::=~~==::::=;:=;:::=::;:::::_.::~;::;: the reformer i•ts tbrou~ with · his 4e- .r sp<i~•~·es aline<! at Ia w and ortJer In ~:en4ra!, (n weak and lll·trea~e<l'' ~rl~inal, . sl}opld be incarc~rated ~r tiM relives, will be the recipleetl of ll,l!rllpps 1' 1 "I\"'fk may be re.~~tid to' 'h\l det:-1 ~""'"'........~~==:~:;-;:--~-:-~~-'.' socl~ty in r~Uflral. ~ow~Y~•·i if ~he In this case •re pl;l)ved tJ,, be t'tlne, those be punished to the full extent 1of • the ! I /r-f' I I &y ~&bur 1 • I ___ _ 8g GREAT FOOTaALL . W"flL.tAc.r- »I:JrttrJJU'I'SD IIY lnsu11 I 111111' ill' li ltld o11l '\l lll' 11\UI 1111111 t l1t• •luw 11f 1oUI' lit• ulnlhlllh c~a i ii·,J ~o,, • IIIH ~ le :-IZ!e l , n llU !70S tl 1!:1 tll'ubnll le tlutt lliiiOll +:i Uuc~ ~ e1.gn;:;cU lo U•~ 81nt e ·SlOP:·ID . ollfcey "Wolf" !lid!l•ofcanfaqle t~:::e;Yr{elled yearsofand y~arothat a,o.theA.•Yo11nr neJ\~!f ~e l• !JIOI!t of tile leadlnf powap, if llfl~ llll1 In Europ'c; For C'OLDS,. OOU~US So... throa(, mll~eular rhelt' I ]!~~~;:~;~~~~::~~:~~~ mallcaohoe.palna,•pply lll...-' lel'olo, the "eouul<l'~taat• HOTEL '::OLuMI)US 1 Co....b ... 100 i ----·-- ''M-'" fMJOVIQiil I WELL, IT seem• lLfter all, that "Ma" FeriiUSOII ha• JIUflC I' •'P 48 f•r &8 she ~an 110 without dlsru.ptins her par1jy.l -+ccofdlnr to reports from Tex88, since olie has been '¥'· ,: pl'r~4 the winner and her nal!le is to 19 oil tic~~t :1\Qr i•ff f~Y~I'PPr, le~ders In ller party have come openly a~d ' wogld only refuse to but instetd 1 ev'n bolt the fi'O over to relative to I. Flreproot Boom8 - ~-- 1!''11'1<\l~f· hvwev.r1 is the other powers which do th~ 4111l!rmlng whil~ theY,' retain their present t.rmy and navy ~trjln~h. 1 Such an arranpment, naturally, wou!il en!fble them to niaintaln their superiority over t~e~r 1JPlihlror• without the nece,.oity of ·spendinr a great deal qf money to, in' cre._e tl!elr army ani! navy. Paat e~<perlep~ te~~oches us ~~~t~thls I~ eapecl•IIY true in the cpe 91" lll'nlll&lld and ! ~ijce. I ·So lonr as thl.s atUtude IJrel!ollll~tes,Abe LealfUe of 1! Nations and the committees on di~I'JII!Ilftent IDlY Jullt as II wel~'dlaband and all the delegates I!Jt.\rn h!tme. thll~ sa,·ktr ~)lelr countries that •lll'•llS• whi<JII mftbt be utilized ' . ln tba army and naval divisions. 1• U the co~ntrles are re111ly llincare, which is greatly (ouoted, tilere is a WilY, an ef{ecttve w~y to brinr abollt diulmament and that quickly and ourely. But It muat be 1 ·4on~ fairly and 11bove boerd and the nar;:on must have I qonll:denee 111 each otiJar. Of coQroe, 't t p-resent tin1o, ~b' Qonj\denpe ill lae(dlljl' IIDcl consequen y little can be ' '-~'P~9~elj In the lllt.al'llljlment line. It does seem stranJ& th"t all nations as well as lndlvldutlis are aereed i-llt~t Wl'l' must ~ot Ullin occur, yet they will not agree to iqov~~ which will elfectively outlaw the war-god. Oblo 800'18 n.OJ, ll.J.I I&Til IIJloi ' . I d ~ 11H. I ::1 IU~•' >t ' ' ·~" !'!", ..., 'J 021 ...0 F«<.dlO has ita l'OY6lt1Cil l'JO LuuW Tortcsa, who slats lo\8 ll tenm ln 1.10~ AT ALL DIIUGGJSTS 8H01i' UllderSameN....UMil& ' AUlA VOVJI'I: IIOTilL Stumped NeW" ~- / BOOM 4ND J3Ul ~-rna, J'IM'lda Rooms so lllitu, Steam Beal<o<l WriN For Booklet and Ba&el !'iO / ..._., Jamea H. Sutler, Be~t l'' ~ raid that tnan cornea into this worl_. without his wiehea and leaves It •••inll bia will. "' * o;: l.- ~ , •. w .. >;: • 25c tOe 9lfzc 1r/'·c ,· 35.c 29c SSe 18t 2Sc. Sir\' Lo • Tltere ia no doubt but that the sentiment expreaaed i)y a number of front pa1e1 will ~ke enormous appeal to thoae few people who prefer dabbling in theory1'about diJablec! w..- veteran• in.tead of the cold fact that thia country has always and will alwaya honor &Dd protect ita own war veterans and that people will not take from them benefib already granted them. ,'\ 2Sc 39c . ..... . t,; ,t't; ... • ,-..,..• .:.. ••J . ·' •.~ 11 •• Iii}: '· • • ti'.Y,' ' ... • 0 .DID YOU EVER STOP TO lHINK1 • .• I ' By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHuMA . . "' "' Edra~ G. Harria, Owner and Publiaher of the Weal Pomt (Min.) Daily Timet Leader, President of the Tupelo (Miaa.) Daily Newa, And renerally resarded aa one of the moot auccea&• ful omall city publiahera in the South, aaya: "Should the time ever come when the local uewapaper . can· not carry an adverti~in1 meaaaae to the people of ita territory at laaa coat and with better reaulb than any other medium, then I am 1oin1 to retire from the newspaper buoinen• small ~rtion of the time that ha beeQ .peql by lll&lly of our le•dero mtf)'iQg If a t~ econ~mize ~r country into prosperity hiul beeo. uaed in developing . ~urke.. fq~ 011r pr9CI11~!' a11d 1etting money into IJCR1'· rtl cjn:ul&tlll~ better times would h•ye re• turned lana: ~Cl>· ••• '" 'I' ** "In my more th.n thirty yean u a oucc:eaaful publbher, I have never lmown a merchant to achieve noteworthy auccets with· out •the help of the local newapaper, and llmow of very few 'oth· er buain.,.let that can e1<ist without publicity of some aorL ljo: Nowlldii!Y~ tl;te !1uaine" men of the cit· ~ are IJOil~r lei tbe buaineaa men · of the f41'Rl···not to teach them how to fa!'Dlt but t9 ~e cQuneil with ~em coucemini tJ!oir co~oq ptoblema. 'f ~·"ri(e foc.t';tl,wopaper ahould not aellapac:e, but aervice. We ·' hh~l.i'em..,be"k>that the copy ia mot'4'important than the size of the apace it ~uplea. . • "Pieaae do not miounderataud me. I believe in bir opace for big atorea and bi1 btlfineaaea--The Birrer the better. But bis sjlace &Dd black type•alone will not aell merc:bandbe. Advertia· ing ahould b., euy to read and truthful. It abould deacribe the cooda or aervice, or both-And it ahould be written in the aame lone that a good merchant talks to a rood euotomer. f!ll'Pr!Ji.QI ..\~· F·~· th!lre s~te 25c Government policies cannot be changed like • coat. It takes time and study. •• •* .. . 25c 25c 25c 12%c ' r J!l. Political freedom from those thinga that let looae' political wolvea on the aheop moat objectionable to the sheep-and moat of tlf are the aheep. / y 7V2c FRESH CALLIES Fine for Roast . .. NICE BEEF HEARTS 3 Poundi . . .. . PORK BRAINS 3 Pounds . NICE FRESH HAMBURGER 3 Pounds . RIB ROAST Pound . ' SPARE RIBS 2 Pounds LINK SAUSAGE 1 Pounrls MINCED HAM Mighty nice BOLOGNA, Large red, ... ... Pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM HA;MS Pound .. VEAL CHOPS . .. .. 2 Pound . .. . WHITE BEANS 10 Pounds ONIONS, Yellow Globe .... CREESE, full cream Pound ... MILK 5 Tall Cans . .... . . .. . AMERICAJi BEAUTY RICE P11ckap;e ..... .. BIG YELLOW BARS SOAP 6 Bars .. ... n f"IHR. Resene1Js Ji<, '~\1'' I ,I ' <!o ove he'll' some ~f ouv l!i!!fO(!.fl!" llel~l)r~lpjj:IUje questio~ of disai'Jii~mei\'fl 'bqt w~ have 80 bft~n ani\ have oeen juot how moot of• thQm di~~ ~ th~t we ])ave come to til~ ·~~hhiilion ii.ls th$~,jt BAKER'S in Middleport. ,,.tn ·' a~e ptatly In favor of dlsarmillr, at 111 yeats )[ SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 befoN: there were rules and rcaWith the rootball season ripe on 1.sous tor a kick In thf. ribs I rR\0. the vine we might 11s well explalu \ -1 The 1ules have slowed ~t. UIJ l.o .~ the rules. The a:ome was pure fu11 and w~llt The players wculdn't ~ hnnp!J:a.sant convalesc:ence~ The ort ~ ..Ml<.p·\~ d more if :.ou mad e them ThR.t 1l:l all footbe.lt wm be t.his 1 glnal Idea. of football bs 00 ~- ~r • raccoon coats with sas1t year E~tnlN: tJlfl rule&. crease the attendance at t he op· weights 1n every pocket 1 !><'.'":~ college by the ?toceu Q.t The committee met laa ~ summer eUmlnati~:~n durlnl the lull In Ute JBt.e reeelpts It cUJllinat.cd the pla.yl~ entirely Vnl'lou s lustolwl'l dltiP.S tCe us t u 'llhe ILt.hle t"'s enJO) ~d it t h~J tlu.l ngc of Jo11n l'uul Jo!lc::; 1\ llt •l 1.,1 reb' on t.ecbnlcaliUeB and 1 and t!ptr.:~tous had fun 1\lt~ o1tlY t h e t::econd auesses. ! Uille (u A !.INii,: l li e \\11 ~ j tHl II dt.agcuntiJ:d reforme1 :. we1e \IJP Uv.v anti 1\ \! lll tv 1Im huBw 111 1 Wont t;e long now beCore a play· Now, the committee h<U> th~ UPJ:t:!l ~~~~·t11tlt I 1:\ 1\I! Jt iL I< I \llu•rt• I • hJ.IJd And you can play their ' \ ny er will be dlsQu&lilled for getting ~; tlll l.'d WI 11 1 t'( ~l.'.ll ..l . H I~ In tt: ~ way of the umplro and the cr learn n. trade d U\ 11 !1'\1 h;, "'1\I IC t i\Ht lhll'\11.;' I II( referee. ...... The Muter Key To Cup Quality .......••••• ~~~··s~:.;:~ut:;~:.~·j~n:o~:.~:.~: • '" ·'IV•-lit,jto I I All a.tseInnll the $50.000 to about pay bu;h" . bail ..-., \\ould !lay "====='..:;;:::::=::;::;::::::::::;=:=====::;·=oft r.arceratton wa ~ "It was tet r1blc " Too l'tlaaJ Coolut Spoil Ute R..e• dayc; Th:.y played lur thl.It.y , I American telephone was the d tt) s spectatular performer :spurtlnv al· most 9 pom ~ under urgent. short covertns TM stock had been ham- • mered bv th e bears In the la.o~t week belng driven Wlder par for t he !lrst ~ tn1 c In two m oJo l h s on unCf!rta mty 'lVer t.h P U cl tvl dPn d I Can , where be bad sp~nt thl'ee tln yb , while h1s fnends w~te trt1n~ to "eu•a" Bat'r :<utr l r.( ' "I of l.he ra llrOK.d obll l 'llion l! The Middleport Rotary Club w111 attend. the Rotuy Inter- Cities meet 1ng at Gallipolis on Friday. October 21st M 8 McAUister, Pres. Modestly !ihieldins bi1 f11ee from the camera, Marttn tnaulJ, ol the I '/ql' I ,~ ,, I lno llI One Word Led 'l'o Anothe;: 08!-1. There wJU be no Ult:t:!tJng 9 r the Middleport Rotary Club this even- ~ - - -- followlnr the m arket!\ rs.ll ure "..0 ca rry through T uesday's pre·bo lldta ~ rlfle. The t shorts were cauahl. compl ~ l y orr 1 (Ward, &nd their IICrunbJe to cover I was laf'11"ly retipoll8 lble for some of ~he spectacul a r gains 1 Commodities joined the \.1))6w lng Whea t r DI>t nea rly 2 cent& o. bushel a n d cotton $1 a bale Bonl111 sta ged a brisk rl"'e under Lhe lcadeMihip I NOTICE . . bejn~ charged a l'lew low yeaterday An ctqtraved lnvttll.tl on from Oov emor John a Pollard, or Vltgtn la, has been received by Miss Anna 'Wuh.ington Parks, of Middleport, the ck:Jsest survivtnr relative of Oeoi'Je Washington, flrst President of the United States r equc"qng her presence- llt celebra.tlon to colhlnf'nt· orate the Jellgtom charqcter at Rept -~.:ttmlahvc et1111d for T he turnabout e&ua:M Wall aLreet \ 4af, by 11urprt&e u aentlment went to Anna W••hin8tOD Parlu i1 Honored - Alao Judae People• of PQitleroy COUNTY ,Wlthev·e~h. the 1 PAM 1: Local Woman Gets Invitation F r o m Virginia Governor STATE !<<>vernor w.~ Middleport News. ReptabUean Candic!ltea ' Till J).6'1f4'1' lWAL .. ¥ tq trouble "Advertiainr ia today the greatest potential force in huoiuesa, and tbere is IJO substitute for the local newspaper aa an adver• liainr medium." RaJt the duty nt a ChriS~:fan In thl~~o Jlte COD.!IIStl in tile tn*IR@ nf I)IJ(slve qt'II('PFa -,T~rem7 Tll;rl or �q • . \{ " ' P'RIDAY, ()(rn)BIIR It, II!~ ..• .... ,.~ :\· llllf i)A a." PIUDAY, OCI'()BI:R It, INt OBJO ... I . · l'realq~nt . . . , Iv;~e-Predd.ent , ... Yo .. N. . . To7-VIRGJNJA GR£GG- Pho"" ....TIQNAL . .· Herbert Hoover .. ... .. . . Charles Curtis IJJ, $. S..'no,tor . . . .. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gilbert i!ettman 1Conllre&man, lOtb Dlatrict . . . . . . Thoma~ A. Jenkins Con11reasman-at-Large "Geor~re H. Bendor, L. T. Pallner ' . David S. lugali• Lee B. Palmer George C. Budcn . . Joseph Tracy Harry S. D~y John B. Bricker . Johr A. LI':>Jd ~ieutenant Governot· l$ecretal)' of State I State Auditor Sf ~te Treusurer ~ttorney Genet·al J Sta•e Senator ... I ... Tom W. J u .os Arthur Beegle, A. B. Blngl ~> m County CommiS8iOn.t!rri Cedri'. Clnrk Pros~cuting Attorney John Sp.rrs Clerk o, Courts . A. 0. Tracy Sheriff Geo. A. Meinhart County Rec01·der . . R. G. Web,.er . .. . . . . . . . . County Treasuror T'aeodore Beegle County Surveyor . Ben H. Ewing I Coroner ... . .. . . . ' l!!£ FI;ORIDA CASt; ' T~ CASE in Florid• In which two - with first degree murder becauae of t!Jelr ..,tivitjes In the toituring line while guards at t. prison C&'1'1>• raises the question among many people as to the mel'lta of ou•· I present convict handling system. ,While any sane perooq must 4;Jmlt t¥t tllere should be 111>' p-lace in our system of handllur cJ!Imin81a, for meth-1 Ods of torture and man handlins, Dl11Cb ~ ~me of the cbat',.cters who come to our ins~\L!tlollf, 'a•~rve the W<!~ treatment th~t the ingenuity o! m~n.'• mjnd could coueeive, still there is need fot drastic movta 111 times. .What we should do is to mete ottt a punlshm,nt that Is nP,t brutal but that will punish in 'JQme P~Qillf#lon at • lea~. commeDBurate with the cri11,1e cuml!ll~ted. As a l matter of tact few criminals ever are puo~hed ~a severq!y as their Past conduct has merited ~nd !J(OI!~ f~w are '. ·so IIIUCh in the minority ea to occasion Uttle o~ no comment. •The ~rreat trouble with a case ~uch as is fo11nd in ;flol]!la, is that it set,s the wild eyed, t)lourJ:llleso rgfol'10er to and as is the case always, the f•lluw with the , ma\ea the most noise, so a reactlon may set 1 :::=~~==::::=;:=;:::=::;:::::_.::~;::;: the reformer i•ts tbrou~ with · his 4e- .r sp<i~•~·es aline<! at Ia w and ortJer In ~:en4ra!, (n weak and lll·trea~e<l'' ~rl~inal, . sl}opld be incarc~rated ~r tiM relives, will be the recipleetl of ll,l!rllpps 1' 1 "I\"'fk may be re.~~tid to' 'h\l det:-1 ~""'"'........~~==:~:;-;:--~-:-~~-'.' socl~ty in r~Uflral. ~ow~Y~•·i if ~he In this case •re pl;l)ved tJ,, be t'tlne, those be punished to the full extent 1of • the ! I /r-f' I I &y ~&bur 1 • I ___ _ 8g GREAT FOOTaALL . W"flL.tAc.r- »I:JrttrJJU'I'SD IIY lnsu11 I 111111' ill' li ltld o11l '\l lll' 11\UI 1111111 t l1t• •luw 11f 1oUI' lit• ulnlhlllh c~a i ii·,J ~o,, • IIIH ~ le :-IZ!e l , n llU !70S tl 1!:1 tll'ubnll le tlutt lliiiOll +:i Uuc~ ~ e1.gn;:;cU lo U•~ 81nt e ·SlOP:·ID . ollfcey "Wolf" !lid!l•ofcanfaqle t~:::e;Yr{elled yearsofand y~arothat a,o.theA.•Yo11nr neJ\~!f ~e l• !JIOI!t of tile leadlnf powap, if llfl~ llll1 In Europ'c; For C'OLDS,. OOU~US So... throa(, mll~eular rhelt' I ]!~~~;:~;~~~~::~~:~~~ mallcaohoe.palna,•pply lll...-' lel'olo, the "eouul<l'~taat• HOTEL '::OLuMI)US 1 Co....b ... 100 i ----·-- ''M-'" fMJOVIQiil I WELL, IT seem• lLfter all, that "Ma" FeriiUSOII ha• JIUflC I' •'P 48 f•r &8 she ~an 110 without dlsru.ptins her par1jy.l -+ccofdlnr to reports from Tex88, since olie has been '¥'· ,: pl'r~4 the winner and her nal!le is to 19 oil tic~~t :1\Qr i•ff f~Y~I'PPr, le~ders In ller party have come openly a~d ' wogld only refuse to but instetd 1 ev'n bolt the fi'O over to relative to I. Flreproot Boom8 - ~-- 1!''11'1<\l~f· hvwev.r1 is the other powers which do th~ 4111l!rmlng whil~ theY,' retain their present t.rmy and navy ~trjln~h. 1 Such an arranpment, naturally, wou!il en!fble them to niaintaln their superiority over t~e~r 1JPlihlror• without the nece,.oity of ·spendinr a great deal qf money to, in' cre._e tl!elr army ani! navy. Paat e~<perlep~ te~~oches us ~~~t~thls I~ eapecl•IIY true in the cpe 91" lll'nlll&lld and ! ~ijce. I ·So lonr as thl.s atUtude IJrel!ollll~tes,Abe LealfUe of 1! Nations and the committees on di~I'JII!Ilftent IDlY Jullt as II wel~'dlaband and all the delegates I!Jt.\rn h!tme. thll~ sa,·ktr ~)lelr countries that •lll'•llS• whi<JII mftbt be utilized ' . ln tba army and naval divisions. 1• U the co~ntrles are re111ly llincare, which is greatly (ouoted, tilere is a WilY, an ef{ecttve w~y to brinr abollt diulmament and that quickly and ourely. But It muat be 1 ·4on~ fairly and 11bove boerd and the nar;:on must have I qonll:denee 111 each otiJar. Of coQroe, 't t p-resent tin1o, ~b' Qonj\denpe ill lae(dlljl' IIDcl consequen y little can be ' '-~'P~9~elj In the lllt.al'llljlment line. It does seem stranJ& th"t all nations as well as lndlvldutlis are aereed i-llt~t Wl'l' must ~ot Ullin occur, yet they will not agree to iqov~~ which will elfectively outlaw the war-god. Oblo 800'18 n.OJ, ll.J.I I&Til IIJloi ' . I d ~ 11H. I ::1 IU~•' >t ' ' ·~" !'!", ..., 'J 021 ...0 F«<.dlO has ita l'OY6lt1Cil l'JO LuuW Tortcsa, who slats lo\8 ll tenm ln 1.10~ AT ALL DIIUGGJSTS 8H01i' UllderSameN....UMil& ' AUlA VOVJI'I: IIOTilL Stumped NeW" ~- / BOOM 4ND J3Ul ~-rna, J'IM'lda Rooms so lllitu, Steam Beal<o<l WriN For Booklet and Ba&el !'iO / ..._., Jamea H. Sutler, Be~t l'' ~ raid that tnan cornea into this worl_. without his wiehea and leaves It •••inll bia will. "' * o;: l.- ~ , •. w .. >;: • 25c tOe 9lfzc 1r/'·c ,· 35.c 29c SSe 18t 2Sc. Sir\' Lo • Tltere ia no doubt but that the sentiment expreaaed i)y a number of front pa1e1 will ~ke enormous appeal to thoae few people who prefer dabbling in theory1'about diJablec! w..- veteran• in.tead of the cold fact that thia country has always and will alwaya honor &Dd protect ita own war veterans and that people will not take from them benefib already granted them. ,'\ 2Sc 39c . ..... . t,; ,t't; ... • ,-..,..• .:.. ••J . ·' •.~ 11 •• Iii}: '· • • ti'.Y,' ' ... • 0 .DID YOU EVER STOP TO lHINK1 • .• I ' By EDSON R. WAITE. SHAWNEE, OKLAHuMA . . "' "' Edra~ G. Harria, Owner and Publiaher of the Weal Pomt (Min.) Daily Timet Leader, President of the Tupelo (Miaa.) Daily Newa, And renerally resarded aa one of the moot auccea&• ful omall city publiahera in the South, aaya: "Should the time ever come when the local uewapaper . can· not carry an adverti~in1 meaaaae to the people of ita territory at laaa coat and with better reaulb than any other medium, then I am 1oin1 to retire from the newspaper buoinen• small ~rtion of the time that ha beeQ .peql by lll&lly of our le•dero mtf)'iQg If a t~ econ~mize ~r country into prosperity hiul beeo. uaed in developing . ~urke.. fq~ 011r pr9CI11~!' a11d 1etting money into IJCR1'· rtl cjn:ul&tlll~ better times would h•ye re• turned lana: ~Cl>· ••• '" 'I' ** "In my more th.n thirty yean u a oucc:eaaful publbher, I have never lmown a merchant to achieve noteworthy auccets with· out •the help of the local newapaper, and llmow of very few 'oth· er buain.,.let that can e1<ist without publicity of some aorL ljo: Nowlldii!Y~ tl;te !1uaine" men of the cit· ~ are IJOil~r lei tbe buaineaa men · of the f41'Rl···not to teach them how to fa!'Dlt but t9 ~e cQuneil with ~em coucemini tJ!oir co~oq ptoblema. 'f ~·"ri(e foc.t';tl,wopaper ahould not aellapac:e, but aervice. We ·' hh~l.i'em..,be"k>that the copy ia mot'4'important than the size of the apace it ~uplea. . • "Pieaae do not miounderataud me. I believe in bir opace for big atorea and bi1 btlfineaaea--The Birrer the better. But bis sjlace &Dd black type•alone will not aell merc:bandbe. Advertia· ing ahould b., euy to read and truthful. It abould deacribe the cooda or aervice, or both-And it ahould be written in the aame lone that a good merchant talks to a rood euotomer. f!ll'Pr!Ji.QI ..\~· F·~· th!lre s~te 25c Government policies cannot be changed like • coat. It takes time and study. •• •* .. . 25c 25c 25c 12%c ' r J!l. Political freedom from those thinga that let looae' political wolvea on the aheop moat objectionable to the sheep-and moat of tlf are the aheep. / y 7V2c FRESH CALLIES Fine for Roast . .. NICE BEEF HEARTS 3 Poundi . . .. . PORK BRAINS 3 Pounds . NICE FRESH HAMBURGER 3 Pounds . RIB ROAST Pound . ' SPARE RIBS 2 Pounds LINK SAUSAGE 1 Pounrls MINCED HAM Mighty nice BOLOGNA, Large red, ... ... Pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM HA;MS Pound .. VEAL CHOPS . .. .. 2 Pound . .. . WHITE BEANS 10 Pounds ONIONS, Yellow Globe .... CREESE, full cream Pound ... MILK 5 Tall Cans . .... . . .. . AMERICAJi BEAUTY RICE P11ckap;e ..... .. BIG YELLOW BARS SOAP 6 Bars .. ... n f"IHR. Resene1Js Ji<, '~\1'' I ,I ' <!o ove he'll' some ~f ouv l!i!!fO(!.fl!" llel~l)r~lpjj:IUje questio~ of disai'Jii~mei\'fl 'bqt w~ have 80 bft~n ani\ have oeen juot how moot of• thQm di~~ ~ th~t we ])ave come to til~ ·~~hhiilion ii.ls th$~,jt BAKER'S in Middleport. ,,.tn ·' a~e ptatly In favor of dlsarmillr, at 111 yeats )[ SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 befoN: there were rules and rcaWith the rootball season ripe on 1.sous tor a kick In thf. ribs I rR\0. the vine we might 11s well explalu \ -1 The 1ules have slowed ~t. UIJ l.o .~ the rules. The a:ome was pure fu11 and w~llt The players wculdn't ~ hnnp!J:a.sant convalesc:ence~ The ort ~ ..Ml<.p·\~ d more if :.ou mad e them ThR.t 1l:l all footbe.lt wm be t.his 1 glnal Idea. of football bs 00 ~- ~r • raccoon coats with sas1t year E~tnlN: tJlfl rule&. crease the attendance at t he op· weights 1n every pocket 1 !><'.'":~ college by the ?toceu Q.t The committee met laa ~ summer eUmlnati~:~n durlnl the lull In Ute JBt.e reeelpts It cUJllinat.cd the pla.yl~ entirely Vnl'lou s lustolwl'l dltiP.S tCe us t u 'llhe ILt.hle t"'s enJO) ~d it t h~J tlu.l ngc of Jo11n l'uul Jo!lc::; 1\ llt •l 1.,1 reb' on t.ecbnlcaliUeB and 1 and t!ptr.:~tous had fun 1\lt~ o1tlY t h e t::econd auesses. ! Uille (u A !.INii,: l li e \\11 ~ j tHl II dt.agcuntiJ:d reforme1 :. we1e \IJP Uv.v anti 1\ \! lll tv 1Im huBw 111 1 Wont t;e long now beCore a play· Now, the committee h<U> th~ UPJ:t:!l ~~~~·t11tlt I 1:\ 1\I! Jt iL I< I \llu•rt• I • hJ.IJd And you can play their ' \ ny er will be dlsQu&lilled for getting ~; tlll l.'d WI 11 1 t'( ~l.'.ll ..l . H I~ In tt: ~ way of the umplro and the cr learn n. trade d U\ 11 !1'\1 h;, "'1\I IC t i\Ht lhll'\11.;' I II( referee. ...... The Muter Key To Cup Quality .......••••• ~~~··s~:.;:~ut:;~:.~·j~n:o~:.~:.~: • '" ·'IV•-lit,jto I I All a.tseInnll the $50.000 to about pay bu;h" . bail ..-., \\ould !lay "====='..:;;:::::=::;::;::::::::::;=:=====::;·=oft r.arceratton wa ~ "It was tet r1blc " Too l'tlaaJ Coolut Spoil Ute R..e• dayc; Th:.y played lur thl.It.y , I American telephone was the d tt) s spectatular performer :spurtlnv al· most 9 pom ~ under urgent. short covertns TM stock had been ham- • mered bv th e bears In the la.o~t week belng driven Wlder par for t he !lrst ~ tn1 c In two m oJo l h s on unCf!rta mty 'lVer t.h P U cl tvl dPn d I Can , where be bad sp~nt thl'ee tln yb , while h1s fnends w~te trt1n~ to "eu•a" Bat'r :<utr l r.( ' "I of l.he ra llrOK.d obll l 'llion l! The Middleport Rotary Club w111 attend. the Rotuy Inter- Cities meet 1ng at Gallipolis on Friday. October 21st M 8 McAUister, Pres. Modestly !ihieldins bi1 f11ee from the camera, Marttn tnaulJ, ol the I '/ql' I ,~ ,, I lno llI One Word Led 'l'o Anothe;: 08!-1. There wJU be no Ult:t:!tJng 9 r the Middleport Rotary Club this even- ~ - - -- followlnr the m arket!\ rs.ll ure "..0 ca rry through T uesday's pre·bo lldta ~ rlfle. The t shorts were cauahl. compl ~ l y orr 1 (Ward, &nd their IICrunbJe to cover I was laf'11"ly retipoll8 lble for some of ~he spectacul a r gains 1 Commodities joined the \.1))6w lng Whea t r DI>t nea rly 2 cent& o. bushel a n d cotton $1 a bale Bonl111 sta ged a brisk rl"'e under Lhe lcadeMihip I NOTICE . . bejn~ charged a l'lew low yeaterday An ctqtraved lnvttll.tl on from Oov emor John a Pollard, or Vltgtn la, has been received by Miss Anna 'Wuh.ington Parks, of Middleport, the ck:Jsest survivtnr relative of Oeoi'Je Washington, flrst President of the United States r equc"qng her presence- llt celebra.tlon to colhlnf'nt· orate the Jellgtom charqcter at Rept -~.:ttmlahvc et1111d for T he turnabout e&ua:M Wall aLreet \ 4af, by 11urprt&e u aentlment went to Anna W••hin8tOD Parlu i1 Honored - Alao Judae People• of PQitleroy COUNTY ,Wlthev·e~h. the 1 PAM 1: Local Woman Gets Invitation F r o m Virginia Governor STATE !<<>vernor w.~ Middleport News. ReptabUean Candic!ltea ' Till J).6'1f4'1' lWAL .. ¥ tq trouble "Advertiainr ia today the greatest potential force in huoiuesa, and tbere is IJO substitute for the local newspaper aa an adver• liainr medium." RaJt the duty nt a ChriS~:fan In thl~~o Jlte COD.!IIStl in tile tn*IR@ nf I)IJ(slve qt'II('PFa -,T~rem7 Tll;rl or �'t ... ·~· " .,, " ' l Bkf , -.,..u ...... Se~~ltle For f:lJA.~UfUP •· · Rest Of Season - Mafkets .DV'EJ.,T-J SlNG laePoa lehat?aJe Ja.ck.eOn-Nf!lacnvWe. I) ~~~ :J Ott. 2:.1 GUill'S Jtt'C'l'lON I' I ,i 1Y Reevet of Wbl\e ~ Ulle IUe8t her :bl'ot.hu, l-'c QP.. com UDehanle<l &lid o&tl l•lc bilbflr. Fl"t U. S. Pwtllh•totol "WIW!i<t: Dee. .. 3-8 1-2; " 'l'loe l''·'ilt Oltlce d~mrlwcut NIJ'l' H H: JUI7 Of 1-2 l·<. tluu luis 211, 1775. the ConUnental Com: l)ee. :!1 18 1-4; 31 31 ~ncreu estabUahe4 the ()o>it 1-8; JUly ,. 1-& 1·2. :with BHJamiJl·Franklln a• tbe [lll'tt O&ts: DOe. 16 6-8 May 18 . . .. poe.tmuter poeral. On September 26,. 1789, Saroue:l 018'ood was tbe Prri'IBURGH LIVESTOOJ ftnt potltuulater appointed ueder the ou:. W. Reeve~ ·~ wtre. llr. and. :M ::~. Jobn Prichett and tla1<r o - . $eo~ a l1alt of ... wllb t.belr Ro7 R\lpe ""'\• WlfO on<! Ra,- Rupe wife. lit. and to- ~~: ~ .piQ~1810~U$; padrlnr 10.,... welchla t-S25: lood li T HI 'I'll~ ., , ~t. ••• lla:bt. . II -- ~I:'G:'! 10: 20 PUblic' '8lble &ehOQl, . Aten ~<?t·&lup. . '"'be T OaUtng or the Church " T 'l:30 :t• Y:. • )j:veniut: . , advtrt!Jet.l real barsatns. tended a.n T " f artakel!tt of 8 Dtvtne Nat.ure." H 6:30 P. M. 'ntJ! rneettnr bt tl\e hers of tbe H ycung poople. Ed Skinner, p)iesl ~ attend their Home Sunday at :1:30 o'clock. dent. -r The evening aervlce will be held S~OI! l!L E. CHURCH T at 'l :SO. Tb~~ w : In the late 18'70'8 WhfD ' wu ln1lated and timet~ were cWIH 1 cult. It was two or three 114" be· fore the ootmt.y ~L mercbantlf : "(allowed .suit." They obaened. ttJ'It.+ : .he vtllqe 1t.ore wa& dotng 1 TUSh~ Th >'~ worship . j I , lng bus1nell5 and not. a:olna: bank· 1 upt., and Incidentally that when a merchant had a rool ba.rpJn t~ Jeese 8JOwwkit, s . 8. SUi pai<i lo Jet. the pubUc know about It, Combined ~ at 9 o'c~k. I : Then t:!ame the pnJe aLi, and eermon 11:30. Thenie: "Bend1na : wonder arew. So dld the volume of Them Porth." 'Ibis ls "world ser, tuamtM~. Special prk'% wer~ pub· vice., Sunday; an ofterl.nl to pre· llshed for clGthing, drfllood&., no~ vent any further eu.ill lrl our mi.astiona>, bco:s and shou:, merfa fur· icnary work wW be received, nl.shtngs and ott1er thing&, and wben Evening wor.ship at 7 o ~;Jock.! I cut;t ::.mers came they foUnd thl!: Theme: "Hu the Golpel a Mt!118aco:hi and the prices just aa adverage tor Tociayr" : llsed Uncle Milt wrol.e the adB, Chrl.st iB p~ tbe r-.aponslblllty mad£ them interesting, and incl· for the succeu of bla work ln 1 t :.ntally bragged on the large stocks Pomeroy upon every profiiiSed 1 carried-the number of new sult6 Christian. Will lt be f. aucc:ess or a. 1 fc.r men, the ninety cases of boots failure? Succes& do~ upon the J 1 ~lth which the fall j;eason beS'an , loyalty of his peopJe. Ct.n be dej t!:e bll stack.s of dress goods, mua- I-~~~-----;.,.,.. pend an you? 1 111l8 , .sh!J:tiogs, women 's shoes apd cited the envy o1 COUJlt)F Nat me~·· 1other ~ uplea ca.rrJed. Th1:1t was ohaJlt.l, w)io tried to· 'kre In" bUt 1 when the vtllav, etore wu :nnt in 't'alJt. the two bia: ~ 'main · . dubbed "The O~t P'amtly Store" t.aJned. their' bulln~~~ ·A. Elll.s I and waB rea.Uy that !oJ! a village or and Company and Wtrd. Oro~;;:~. ~puj!ltion. But !rom ao small a. Both 'd tl;1.em dieif deli,: U riche~ nucleus, tbe trade of the &tore be· ao 1n viJ.taies. and d'BSiet'v'ed. their 80 extended that. custom~& ~J'OIIPerlty. · I came came 20, 30 even 40 miles to do · .·:...;·_..,.....,...,.._~-1 thelr tradtnJ for the winter. A~d til ~A daos .. i.: ~TIM 'P()LLOWBR8 of ~~ . at Ohio Bafety potdtlori. AI a sophomore last. be the lW.l:i Ohio State player to · they came over <Urt roadli, qr~ ,1'·:· State. Uolvei'!d.tJ ~to have year, be waa named A.li-Weatern pin All·A.mer\ean · honora. ''CbSo'" mud roads. Adverttsing, lnteU~t Comw{lll. Qnt'.. Oet.. 14-IN~A · • ~name ~ .,cl4 to tbe lilt of Conference quarterback a.nd waa one Harley, Pete 8Untb?omh, Ed Bess. and truthful, brolWfit wonders to lnve'l>~lgatlon WtuS oro~r,P today in ~e Jr1U110riU1 whQ ha9e pined or the outata.ndlng figUres In Big Leo Raltowlld and' WeBley Peller pus. A CI,S)l r~e. ni:me too ~e the death of Eric o,.n. \&·rea· olr! ~"AmmicaD ~ boriOn wben Carl Ten football for 1931. In Lhe nine are the ftve BUoteJe& 1rllo have Baln• when the new policy waa adopt·¥~ hljh iet(&ol '1 t~.t(lent, whp W"l! lata 1~- ,bol'e. ooJnpletel the pres- pme ached.ule Ohio Bt.a.te played ed tbe C!!)Vef.ed. ~ hODDr to became '-fler and then abwldan.......: t,j; ~~ llri ·a.~~ !:.Q crO'd pmc "1The. "'~ DJui>• of the lut year, he was a conaist.entground date. Cramer ta a prOd~ of Day- 10 laf1e tha.t heavy p~ 1n la.tt nltbt-. · ·ij;e Wa!l · ,~~nt!\lly rRong BnobJ'J ele'flll.' Cfrazier runs, gainer and a heady fie ld general. too SUvera BJsh ,8eJiJot'. weiBbs 118 Cblcajo or flour barta!ua, ebeet:, !!~~~ . ~ s,*,'"k Wi1Cp ~inil" ~ta .and· paaeea "With equ.labWty If Oramer liveg up to the predic- pounds, ia S feet 10 -inebel t&ll an4 caddie' or chtwJng toba.eco · apd ..........~IC rr JiD4 111a 4emoJ3 'all clefGie tn· the tiona made tor bJm. this year, he wm wlll vote for tbe l1rlt tlme 'tbiiJe&r. oth-2r staple commoctltJel. oould. ~ ' ~~~::':==~~~:=:;:=:=~~~::==::- .......:...,...-~-----clcat.d by the oarJo4,d, Hii:J. tof wtUt 1 ""'f'lllr~ltlo ·hr!~c• CHURCH OF CRBI8T ·, . f}C:J.IT !oocored techniCal q.yo o"¥er Otorp l pot cub and lf0]4 .cheap. A, a.l;(loll,l~lc lfllfU~'(.' fi'OIII \\'Ilk II U\'e "· I. Gudner', .......... Middleport -...., Cook, Australla., {10). I Meanwb1le home prod~ were toglf 1 l\'ere uhtulned. lllOJ;l.IIUrilll:: Ia 9 :16 Pine ~ble BChool. Help us By Il~tel1l&t!;.-:;;l~ews service At Phllad.eipbla..,...Pete Nebo, ' bcug:ht-all that were ofterecf..,......ud :ill feet . wu~:~· l'Ut p... 300-a..kl . A~ New York- Kid Cllocolate, Phll~lphla llg,h~Welght, defeated fo:r l,n. trade, Qlou81Jl~ ot te;ug!h rrou1 :!.1 in tl1f! rlllut'ffilp.q, ll('llr r-10:30 .. WOJ:II~ Serlnon Cuba; ,d.e{Qat!N J#~ Jo~e~ Ne'f Youna ,f'irpo, ~ew J~rsey CO). WI ~ or potatoes. ton& •>r •. *\l)j'ectl~. ; ' It f!/Bfo Known York' '> forr~ WoPld'S · tea.eher~etght At irtlrtlord,·· dOrtn';-IA:Jul.e · Kid ! e.pplet~, butter that at certain 'eea. Jeslll! Thwe: t, ;. ' , title 'tN"ew Yotkl by ~echnicial ka Yo E:aplan. former featherweight · aon.sbreac:hed 2,0DD pounds an4 o~. !f. ~r. ' t ~./~ <1.2l ' champion, defeated Eddie Holme5. 1er t lnp. A market, and a quiCk me t1 EinieUsttc · #enbl#~ lerf.i.<;e. Fr~ &t.taglip., ca~dlan mid- ProvideQCe, <~0). had to "be toUli:d for thll atuir, and ~·~4UbJect "~. Heav~mJY, Re- dlewflght:f"lzld Ctl19k Devlin San Ralph Lenny, Unlon City, N.J. de ?nele Milt. found it tn CO&! campancOrd.." .. , • Francisco: drew . <~$}). ' fea.ted Eddie Mays, We~terl)', R. I. a~\l.~be Great · ~nawha river, &ervi~ -~ th~ C~~ _ot JJcn Jeby, New YOl"k middleweight (8) . wi.s · Da&td l.t 80 ~pttly that U , . IICOred techn1Cal ~ kayo ' over Paul/ v.mt~~tn':~ ~ ~ld.petttors , and study hour. Pirrone, Cleveland <6) ~ · ·~ ,1 .. '" • • : 1V ' ~.k'l- . e &aJI).e r~ Bq lt , At Camden, N. J .-Prtm.o aaJ.nerA' ' Old la.lulaf.o~..C!o-..p,•l"~·• ~ _ t q£M •WN:e~•rrew In c:ha.rge of the were M present lasb rt,a.lia.n beavywe~h~. knocked out Fire lnsu•·tmcf: w~s JJ~I!it im;tj~ ....(:(l ~bl,ned &bJUty or two With )'our earnest' help 1\'e tlene Stanton, Cleveland, f6) . l!ter thC !lrc · or London. Somo of aerved ~ro~ ~·A. E..Uil. who 1:!:ar with ao well past. the LOO mark this At London, Eng- Don McCorkln - ;:he ..:Olii!Jilllles wiJich cu01e Into &I.· h e-nor and J:en ~at •~;,•• week,-~lp us d.o ltl TheM servJ®S dll.le, So~th African heavyweight. IHLerlf"e theu .tlre Stll! tn l.Jil!l.ut-M. . lth··e' village and~~~ it m%!'~c~ . &re DQw being used as deftnlte ]tteh l • ' l _ , . , MOte ltlpl 'lualilJil h ,. I cnomlca.Uy. Their. lilltta.ttve bad ..ftllirico,. IJ.wiu" 'foolloQ ._.~~loy J)aratton tor our evahg'ellstlc Ct,JPd1a ,...k~ ~ J ~· rnuch to do wttb the vUlaJJe'• pros~ fl4 U...la.. oo- 10 '011 ill a rup tubo at~ Note pa-IIJll, sctleduled to btlgln Nov 6. At'perlty. Plour and 80W•tnlUs • -~~ alearoo, hM11LIMoi ..J pt,:uch fllkl" 1~ Mo .. tend these services, to help tna.Ure woolen factory, wqop 8nd earitaae -'*•""""l"""•pP~Iy$Sa"f~r,......,..;ctd..,tl.o a large SUf,C(lB& fo1· ow· l'evJval ciUn*'-- ....., IWotti f'Ou 11-.l wldo tllat M>ri~~t~:-ot:b V ' lactcrtes Qallle, and With them Uie ..... pala-n. come 1 -.a, ............ LuroiJut ............,., c., ~ ~ !1 time .. hen every vl!Jaae\o, if lndustrious. eould own his own home his GRACE EPISCOPAL C~URCJ!i blg ~Nlen, hb orchard. hJa his L. W. Clarke, Becfao hogs. hi.& grapes, currants, roose8:16 ~. M. Ohunlb IKlliooL 1 berries, winter cabNe a.od other FJ"ank MeErlane, Chicago's Toughest Gangster, Dodged. a :-iS P. M . YOWl&' hople'l'l meet. qricultural IUppUea. And Racine 1 ing. Mrs. L. W. CJa.rke Wu.L speW!: on l had proeperoua tbJ}e,~~, DlODey tn Machine Guns and Kindred Weapons for Ten Years "Relatt.ona Between Races." , bank, and 8 &eQeraJ trade that u.- 1 Only to Be Pat on the Spot by a Pneumonia ~rm. 7 P. M. Evening pniyer and se1'mon. The subject ot the t;ermon I ~========~====~=cwill be "The Church." H ..... a,ilt~ .,.... H · '~·~-~~" . But. from the beJ1nniJ11 the~ Pll8l!l "ere protltab1e, beeauae ~be Qre~t H 1!'11 16 !lie .a !loll liN ,.,_to .... ll"'f!IS'!' Cl{liGii fiii,ST · lba ""' • ~~ W:! ~. Bl\111, 'l'!l!' ~""' ' PODJ . . .. .,. · ~· '"I , tr not, .oon would be tl~~·qr~ . .. - .. bill&. !Dde<d, ~ j: 1lalt - · tile editor• did not like io cqt t.bel I column rultal AJ.- R. 81>1'-. Pti. l)" lQQiolfr H 9:00 • . Y:. 11 Bho.tn, Supt. O&itle: recelpta 50 'OM lot& U.ttte dlaQa:ed.; . medium grade ~teen •and . to y,earlln&a Ia~ ;;rqsers 4uotlable t'15~112ti; common ClownWard to aso m- ~--"""s'""'1"""-'"'""" , ! ! 19 UOO lbo. - ; ...;o to li!IO ·Ibl. •· !I loie ! Oet. t._IKB-Hoes: reeetpt& 12400 OoDitltutlon. martet fa.l.rb' ac:ttv,., ste:acb: ltD t-o •%.tllfll'".- 11111&11~ · ,...,.._~~· !!¥' ,..., btl ~~~ .....,~q lfiOI'O II> OOit 1 I 1mee Leooa..;.."l and eo li"'' )~I 110 lOOk A lot)lllep tar-r ' """"•llol>l>o ~ .•• I<IPI'IIIa'~ ' hlo equnt1 -1 'fit Oh'eeco.. Oct. l......_tMB-Ora.ins £taried. atea.d]' to Ib-m today. Wheat ~ 1""' Till! o!IJI\ll lOW!! l!l'>fllho!>O 91 I I __ 1300 em,seaioD. RES-t.JLIS ·::E~teni footba.ll _ . Ica'L drJ"' .. I ·== ; h_:: Pt"You can 't Get Away· :,. Jth Lt.,.,, I Even 11 ou re B.ul/e p' roof . * * • * * * '! --. ' Uacle t:~.~ro .. Wlwn ."•HI ;;,o • c ml• ltl•," Kaltl Uncle J·!lw!l. ""I'Jun't ft•.•t \IIIIIH'.pulut· otrtl 1r H tlun 'L glt hL-etlt•tl. l'cul•ll! · , dul n!tl\.il II! I \"let! lfW) he nhle t G UHtl it. Au ' Ueu •t;ulu de)' mu~· unl)· be I ln!oid n' f,_,h i.,'Oill'frl"'lll\"ln."-WI.I sh Hotel ·Hillsboro Ur•ell Bnn (LARGEST ALL-YEAR HOTEL) ··COACH OF THE 8undny scnor..l 9:30. s. M. Russell, Supt. Pra.lse serv.c?. 10 :45. Pre&ohlng 7:00. Rcvlv11l meeting beginning 30 . Pill ELEV £A)' t'l'fl1 ~ a few; aew aprom eu. wlii6o'. ,(ad now u the , PI - WH IC H -T•o,.-- .iarelitiloiac.lude<l . in today's 1 10- at,te~ t ttem. (lilt bu • buque dbodice and il!l paneled at th~ frottt of ·the 1kirt, which 1i-ves the 1 tiaurt a ..lim appearam:e. 1 f:: T.be l.pi'QI"I -shdwn ia the otin~turt vie.w is desilftfll: with a lol\l-wauted effect bodice with pointed seamina-. ithat give. ftat !limnes.s th.roush t~e 1 kips. The lower u 1lilhtlY C::ll'· ~ . 1 Eitbir o£ \hes.t aprDrl5 'lnll rm.ft a ·• \ tcm::1y Xmat''lift·. . I 'they colt to httle. to fuluot1 and ' arc so easily put toaether. AIN'T IT TilE TlWTll~ I Tlfi• ,..,.. N•. 711~ iiJIIII•-• •• .0 ltrl'· I Th;, '~''"' b ,.•• .~, ftr1•••4i•'' fltlkJ«ry. It i1 " ' " nt. I \ tiut """· . . . . . . ·W I\'( I)ON'T YOil T o HISR (ltCASIC)I>iA.ltY ' • . ' .. . ' \f!!f.'lil1b: ' . "< ' ' Pll~"''T• by r~t~rtl n1*1:. · ~~ QlJCM YO\Ir f~ri• p~tttrn, ·~ ·~. 7ill3. si"t - .o ' ' ' .,., r-tiiKE '>'tlllR 'WI~E At>PRI!:CI~TE ':-()U 0M08.E BY 11\I<IN6 HOME 'F~OW~ . J.louo Ill Q# ~ i'ql~"'l' t"" , r"" · --···· · ~ ' ··· ·· ········· ; . .---~----~--~ AND Pl'r'r FACE 'roUGH Of'PQAI ENIS ..loMOJai2PW! . ' ', . . ' .' . 81'. P.AIJL L[)l'H.ER~ CHURCH J. C. Pilch, Pastor &U>>da.Y school 9 A. M. ~rning devotion 10 A. M. Evening worsltlp 'f P. M. Holy COI!lf11llP19D ~>erylce• o.t the Bt. J'chn, Pin~ qrbl'..e 2 )?. M. MISSION SERv.c;:-• .u TRI;;q'y LUT$Ro\N ClllJfiPIJ' Octo_!J£r tll' ij.t 7 P . M. the Tti.P,\.ty 1 EvB.DgeUcal LUtheran church )#UI celebrate U.s annual Miljaion Futl· val. At these servlcea the areaL work ot Missions wm be eonaiderod. ihi a spetlal manner. 'itt - ~, ~ q.p~r· tun!~ tor I!!• -~ tq .., Ji0111111\1ed of th-el,r duty add, their RhveJeau U • I, ~~;;~,~-;_,_--_ _ _ _ _ ,.rt Srnd IS Ctl1tt '(Ul ~IPll'' ~:~r <:o\n) 1~ FaJo)tipn Bl.lftJ~. Writ~ ''rdt1ll r illlf) ~1afit1~ yo~o~r 'mm\f' a t~d rull .'11.1 · , ~ rcliot thti uu"!htr of the pdtern iunl ' th' &1 u: wan t. \ Alt~r~n >'l'l~r 1~tter in th l fnii~•W• I il',~ 'lfi>t:- :;:;> POWERFLH.. / 'i 1tOlar. 00 K,-. VERY na LISTERINE PASTE JOCK s~lHE:,aL.AND" iz u.U at uamrs ~ ~ _ . .rr en* ••• ,.tt.W il r.v ..1 •• 1.umu .,, .-. io¥.-:r.... e0w: Buy no~les with It' tG,., POMEROY JfREE METIIODIST Rev. T. If. 0", Pallor La.uel Clift' Sunday school 9:30 E. c. Finlaw, Supt. l'.. e.tchlng 10:1:5. PraJse sa~..,.· Jce 7:00. ' !NO r!cJl l . medeemed ci&lilren ot God.' The BriWalter. A.. Pobl. J)1l&tor 'ot ~ church wUl brblS the mi88Me-. His aubjeet wUl be: "ContQlulOI J.n Ule W'ofk qt lhe Lori!-~ ln~ sen!c~'· ptlo::t Tho Trinity eonere· the publ,lc to tli~e Tampa, Qffil!ll Mn:r·.l �'t ... ·~· " .,, " ' l Bkf , -.,..u ...... Se~~ltle For f:lJA.~UfUP •· · Rest Of Season - Mafkets .DV'EJ.,T-J SlNG laePoa lehat?aJe Ja.ck.eOn-Nf!lacnvWe. I) ~~~ :J Ott. 2:.1 GUill'S Jtt'C'l'lON I' I ,i 1Y Reevet of Wbl\e ~ Ulle IUe8t her :bl'ot.hu, l-'c QP.. com UDehanle<l &lid o&tl l•lc bilbflr. Fl"t U. S. Pwtllh•totol "WIW!i<t: Dee. .. 3-8 1-2; " 'l'loe l''·'ilt Oltlce d~mrlwcut NIJ'l' H H: JUI7 Of 1-2 l·<. tluu luis 211, 1775. the ConUnental Com: l)ee. :!1 18 1-4; 31 31 ~ncreu estabUahe4 the ()o>it 1-8; JUly ,. 1-& 1·2. :with BHJamiJl·Franklln a• tbe [lll'tt O&ts: DOe. 16 6-8 May 18 . . .. poe.tmuter poeral. On September 26,. 1789, Saroue:l 018'ood was tbe Prri'IBURGH LIVESTOOJ ftnt potltuulater appointed ueder the ou:. W. Reeve~ ·~ wtre. llr. and. :M ::~. Jobn Prichett and tla1<r o - . $eo~ a l1alt of ... wllb t.belr Ro7 R\lpe ""'\• WlfO on<! Ra,- Rupe wife. lit. and to- ~~: ~ .piQ~1810~U$; padrlnr 10.,... welchla t-S25: lood li T HI 'I'll~ ., , ~t. ••• lla:bt. . II -- ~I:'G:'! 10: 20 PUblic' '8lble &ehOQl, . Aten ~<?t·&lup. . '"'be T OaUtng or the Church " T 'l:30 :t• Y:. • )j:veniut: . , advtrt!Jet.l real barsatns. tended a.n T " f artakel!tt of 8 Dtvtne Nat.ure." H 6:30 P. M. 'ntJ! rneettnr bt tl\e hers of tbe H ycung poople. Ed Skinner, p)iesl ~ attend their Home Sunday at :1:30 o'clock. dent. -r The evening aervlce will be held S~OI! l!L E. CHURCH T at 'l :SO. Tb~~ w : In the late 18'70'8 WhfD ' wu ln1lated and timet~ were cWIH 1 cult. It was two or three 114" be· fore the ootmt.y ~L mercbantlf : "(allowed .suit." They obaened. ttJ'It.+ : .he vtllqe 1t.ore wa& dotng 1 TUSh~ Th >'~ worship . j I , lng bus1nell5 and not. a:olna: bank· 1 upt., and Incidentally that when a merchant had a rool ba.rpJn t~ Jeese 8JOwwkit, s . 8. SUi pai<i lo Jet. the pubUc know about It, Combined ~ at 9 o'c~k. I : Then t:!ame the pnJe aLi, and eermon 11:30. Thenie: "Bend1na : wonder arew. So dld the volume of Them Porth." 'Ibis ls "world ser, tuamtM~. Special prk'% wer~ pub· vice., Sunday; an ofterl.nl to pre· llshed for clGthing, drfllood&., no~ vent any further eu.ill lrl our mi.astiona>, bco:s and shou:, merfa fur· icnary work wW be received, nl.shtngs and ott1er thing&, and wben Evening wor.ship at 7 o ~;Jock.! I cut;t ::.mers came they foUnd thl!: Theme: "Hu the Golpel a Mt!118aco:hi and the prices just aa adverage tor Tociayr" : llsed Uncle Milt wrol.e the adB, Chrl.st iB p~ tbe r-.aponslblllty mad£ them interesting, and incl· for the succeu of bla work ln 1 t :.ntally bragged on the large stocks Pomeroy upon every profiiiSed 1 carried-the number of new sult6 Christian. Will lt be f. aucc:ess or a. 1 fc.r men, the ninety cases of boots failure? Succes& do~ upon the J 1 ~lth which the fall j;eason beS'an , loyalty of his peopJe. Ct.n be dej t!:e bll stack.s of dress goods, mua- I-~~~-----;.,.,.. pend an you? 1 111l8 , .sh!J:tiogs, women 's shoes apd cited the envy o1 COUJlt)F Nat me~·· 1other ~ uplea ca.rrJed. Th1:1t was ohaJlt.l, w)io tried to· 'kre In" bUt 1 when the vtllav, etore wu :nnt in 't'alJt. the two bia: ~ 'main · . dubbed "The O~t P'amtly Store" t.aJned. their' bulln~~~ ·A. Elll.s I and waB rea.Uy that !oJ! a village or and Company and Wtrd. Oro~;;:~. ~puj!ltion. But !rom ao small a. Both 'd tl;1.em dieif deli,: U riche~ nucleus, tbe trade of the &tore be· ao 1n viJ.taies. and d'BSiet'v'ed. their 80 extended that. custom~& ~J'OIIPerlty. · I came came 20, 30 even 40 miles to do · .·:...;·_..,.....,...,.._~-1 thelr tradtnJ for the winter. A~d til ~A daos .. i.: ~TIM 'P()LLOWBR8 of ~~ . at Ohio Bafety potdtlori. AI a sophomore last. be the lW.l:i Ohio State player to · they came over <Urt roadli, qr~ ,1'·:· State. Uolvei'!d.tJ ~to have year, be waa named A.li-Weatern pin All·A.mer\ean · honora. ''CbSo'" mud roads. Adverttsing, lnteU~t Comw{lll. Qnt'.. Oet.. 14-IN~A · • ~name ~ .,cl4 to tbe lilt of Conference quarterback a.nd waa one Harley, Pete 8Untb?omh, Ed Bess. and truthful, brolWfit wonders to lnve'l>~lgatlon WtuS oro~r,P today in ~e Jr1U110riU1 whQ ha9e pined or the outata.ndlng figUres In Big Leo Raltowlld and' WeBley Peller pus. A CI,S)l r~e. ni:me too ~e the death of Eric o,.n. \&·rea· olr! ~"AmmicaD ~ boriOn wben Carl Ten football for 1931. In Lhe nine are the ftve BUoteJe& 1rllo have Baln• when the new policy waa adopt·¥~ hljh iet(&ol '1 t~.t(lent, whp W"l! lata 1~- ,bol'e. ooJnpletel the pres- pme ached.ule Ohio Bt.a.te played ed tbe C!!)Vef.ed. ~ hODDr to became '-fler and then abwldan.......: t,j; ~~ llri ·a.~~ !:.Q crO'd pmc "1The. "'~ DJui>• of the lut year, he was a conaist.entground date. Cramer ta a prOd~ of Day- 10 laf1e tha.t heavy p~ 1n la.tt nltbt-. · ·ij;e Wa!l · ,~~nt!\lly rRong BnobJ'J ele'flll.' Cfrazier runs, gainer and a heady fie ld general. too SUvera BJsh ,8eJiJot'. weiBbs 118 Cblcajo or flour barta!ua, ebeet:, !!~~~ . ~ s,*,'"k Wi1Cp ~inil" ~ta .and· paaeea "With equ.labWty If Oramer liveg up to the predic- pounds, ia S feet 10 -inebel t&ll an4 caddie' or chtwJng toba.eco · apd ..........~IC rr JiD4 111a 4emoJ3 'all clefGie tn· the tiona made tor bJm. this year, he wm wlll vote for tbe l1rlt tlme 'tbiiJe&r. oth-2r staple commoctltJel. oould. ~ ' ~~~::':==~~~:=:;:=:=~~~::==::- .......:...,...-~-----clcat.d by the oarJo4,d, Hii:J. tof wtUt 1 ""'f'lllr~ltlo ·hr!~c• CHURCH OF CRBI8T ·, . f}C:J.IT !oocored techniCal q.yo o"¥er Otorp l pot cub and lf0]4 .cheap. A, a.l;(loll,l~lc lfllfU~'(.' fi'OIII \\'Ilk II U\'e "· I. Gudner', .......... Middleport -...., Cook, Australla., {10). I Meanwb1le home prod~ were toglf 1 l\'ere uhtulned. lllOJ;l.IIUrilll:: Ia 9 :16 Pine ~ble BChool. Help us By Il~tel1l&t!;.-:;;l~ews service At Phllad.eipbla..,...Pete Nebo, ' bcug:ht-all that were ofterecf..,......ud :ill feet . wu~:~· l'Ut p... 300-a..kl . A~ New York- Kid Cllocolate, Phll~lphla llg,h~Welght, defeated fo:r l,n. trade, Qlou81Jl~ ot te;ug!h rrou1 :!.1 in tl1f! rlllut'ffilp.q, ll('llr r-10:30 .. WOJ:II~ Serlnon Cuba; ,d.e{Qat!N J#~ Jo~e~ Ne'f Youna ,f'irpo, ~ew J~rsey CO). WI ~ or potatoes. ton& •>r •. *\l)j'ectl~. ; ' It f!/Bfo Known York' '> forr~ WoPld'S · tea.eher~etght At irtlrtlord,·· dOrtn';-IA:Jul.e · Kid ! e.pplet~, butter that at certain 'eea. Jeslll! Thwe: t, ;. ' , title 'tN"ew Yotkl by ~echnicial ka Yo E:aplan. former featherweight · aon.sbreac:hed 2,0DD pounds an4 o~. !f. ~r. ' t ~./~ <1.2l ' champion, defeated Eddie Holme5. 1er t lnp. A market, and a quiCk me t1 EinieUsttc · #enbl#~ lerf.i.<;e. Fr~ &t.taglip., ca~dlan mid- ProvideQCe, <~0). had to "be toUli:d for thll atuir, and ~·~4UbJect "~. Heav~mJY, Re- dlewflght:f"lzld Ctl19k Devlin San Ralph Lenny, Unlon City, N.J. de ?nele Milt. found it tn CO&! campancOrd.." .. , • Francisco: drew . <~$}). ' fea.ted Eddie Mays, We~terl)', R. I. a~\l.~be Great · ~nawha river, &ervi~ -~ th~ C~~ _ot JJcn Jeby, New YOl"k middleweight (8) . wi.s · Da&td l.t 80 ~pttly that U , . IICOred techn1Cal ~ kayo ' over Paul/ v.mt~~tn':~ ~ ~ld.petttors , and study hour. Pirrone, Cleveland <6) ~ · ·~ ,1 .. '" • • : 1V ' ~.k'l- . e &aJI).e r~ Bq lt , At Camden, N. J .-Prtm.o aaJ.nerA' ' Old la.lulaf.o~..C!o-..p,•l"~·• ~ _ t q£M •WN:e~•rrew In c:ha.rge of the were M present lasb rt,a.lia.n beavywe~h~. knocked out Fire lnsu•·tmcf: w~s JJ~I!it im;tj~ ....(:(l ~bl,ned &bJUty or two With )'our earnest' help 1\'e tlene Stanton, Cleveland, f6) . l!ter thC !lrc · or London. Somo of aerved ~ro~ ~·A. E..Uil. who 1:!:ar with ao well past. the LOO mark this At London, Eng- Don McCorkln - ;:he ..:Olii!Jilllles wiJich cu01e Into &I.· h e-nor and J:en ~at •~;,•• week,-~lp us d.o ltl TheM servJ®S dll.le, So~th African heavyweight. IHLerlf"e theu .tlre Stll! tn l.Jil!l.ut-M. . lth··e' village and~~~ it m%!'~c~ . &re DQw being used as deftnlte ]tteh l • ' l _ , . , MOte ltlpl 'lualilJil h ,. I cnomlca.Uy. Their. lilltta.ttve bad ..ftllirico,. IJ.wiu" 'foolloQ ._.~~loy J)aratton tor our evahg'ellstlc Ct,JPd1a ,...k~ ~ J ~· rnuch to do wttb the vUlaJJe'• pros~ fl4 U...la.. oo- 10 '011 ill a rup tubo at~ Note pa-IIJll, sctleduled to btlgln Nov 6. At'perlty. Plour and 80W•tnlUs • -~~ alearoo, hM11LIMoi ..J pt,:uch fllkl" 1~ Mo .. tend these services, to help tna.Ure woolen factory, wqop 8nd earitaae -'*•""""l"""•pP~Iy$Sa"f~r,......,..;ctd..,tl.o a large SUf,C(lB& fo1· ow· l'evJval ciUn*'-- ....., IWotti f'Ou 11-.l wldo tllat M>ri~~t~:-ot:b V ' lactcrtes Qallle, and With them Uie ..... pala-n. come 1 -.a, ............ LuroiJut ............,., c., ~ ~ !1 time .. hen every vl!Jaae\o, if lndustrious. eould own his own home his GRACE EPISCOPAL C~URCJ!i blg ~Nlen, hb orchard. hJa his L. W. Clarke, Becfao hogs. hi.& grapes, currants, roose8:16 ~. M. Ohunlb IKlliooL 1 berries, winter cabNe a.od other FJ"ank MeErlane, Chicago's Toughest Gangster, Dodged. a :-iS P. M . YOWl&' hople'l'l meet. qricultural IUppUea. And Racine 1 ing. Mrs. L. W. CJa.rke Wu.L speW!: on l had proeperoua tbJ}e,~~, DlODey tn Machine Guns and Kindred Weapons for Ten Years "Relatt.ona Between Races." , bank, and 8 &eQeraJ trade that u.- 1 Only to Be Pat on the Spot by a Pneumonia ~rm. 7 P. M. Evening pniyer and se1'mon. The subject ot the t;ermon I ~========~====~=cwill be "The Church." H ..... a,ilt~ .,.... H · '~·~-~~" . But. from the beJ1nniJ11 the~ Pll8l!l "ere protltab1e, beeauae ~be Qre~t H 1!'11 16 !lie .a !loll liN ,.,_to .... ll"'f!IS'!' Cl{liGii fiii,ST · lba ""' • ~~ W:! ~. Bl\111, 'l'!l!' ~""' ' PODJ . . .. .,. · ~· '"I , tr not, .oon would be tl~~·qr~ . .. - .. bill&. !Dde<d, ~ j: 1lalt - · tile editor• did not like io cqt t.bel I column rultal AJ.- R. 81>1'-. Pti. l)" lQQiolfr H 9:00 • . Y:. 11 Bho.tn, Supt. O&itle: recelpta 50 'OM lot& U.ttte dlaQa:ed.; . medium grade ~teen •and . to y,earlln&a Ia~ ;;rqsers 4uotlable t'15~112ti; common ClownWard to aso m- ~--"""s'""'1"""-'"'""" , ! ! 19 UOO lbo. - ; ...;o to li!IO ·Ibl. •· !I loie ! Oet. t._IKB-Hoes: reeetpt& 12400 OoDitltutlon. martet fa.l.rb' ac:ttv,., ste:acb: ltD t-o •%.tllfll'".- 11111&11~ · ,...,.._~~· !!¥' ,..., btl ~~~ .....,~q lfiOI'O II> OOit 1 I 1mee Leooa..;.."l and eo li"'' )~I 110 lOOk A lot)lllep tar-r ' """"•llol>l>o ~ .•• I<IPI'IIIa'~ ' hlo equnt1 -1 'fit Oh'eeco.. Oct. l......_tMB-Ora.ins £taried. atea.d]' to Ib-m today. Wheat ~ 1""' Till! o!IJI\ll lOW!! l!l'>fllho!>O 91 I I __ 1300 em,seaioD. RES-t.JLIS ·::E~teni footba.ll _ . Ica'L drJ"' .. I ·== ; h_:: Pt"You can 't Get Away· :,. Jth Lt.,.,, I Even 11 ou re B.ul/e p' roof . * * • * * * '! --. ' Uacle t:~.~ro .. Wlwn ."•HI ;;,o • c ml• ltl•," Kaltl Uncle J·!lw!l. ""I'Jun't ft•.•t \IIIIIH'.pulut· otrtl 1r H tlun 'L glt hL-etlt•tl. l'cul•ll! · , dul n!tl\.il II! I \"let! lfW) he nhle t G UHtl it. Au ' Ueu •t;ulu de)' mu~· unl)· be I ln!oid n' f,_,h i.,'Oill'frl"'lll\"ln."-WI.I sh Hotel ·Hillsboro Ur•ell Bnn (LARGEST ALL-YEAR HOTEL) ··COACH OF THE 8undny scnor..l 9:30. s. M. Russell, Supt. Pra.lse serv.c?. 10 :45. Pre&ohlng 7:00. Rcvlv11l meeting beginning 30 . Pill ELEV £A)' t'l'fl1 ~ a few; aew aprom eu. wlii6o'. ,(ad now u the , PI - WH IC H -T•o,.-- .iarelitiloiac.lude<l . in today's 1 10- at,te~ t ttem. (lilt bu • buque dbodice and il!l paneled at th~ frottt of ·the 1kirt, which 1i-ves the 1 tiaurt a ..lim appearam:e. 1 f:: T.be l.pi'QI"I -shdwn ia the otin~turt vie.w is desilftfll: with a lol\l-wauted effect bodice with pointed seamina-. ithat give. ftat !limnes.s th.roush t~e 1 kips. The lower u 1lilhtlY C::ll'· ~ . 1 Eitbir o£ \hes.t aprDrl5 'lnll rm.ft a ·• \ tcm::1y Xmat''lift·. . I 'they colt to httle. to fuluot1 and ' arc so easily put toaether. AIN'T IT TilE TlWTll~ I Tlfi• ,..,.. N•. 711~ iiJIIII•-• •• .0 ltrl'· I Th;, '~''"' b ,.•• .~, ftr1•••4i•'' fltlkJ«ry. It i1 " ' " nt. I \ tiut """· . . . . . . ·W I\'( I)ON'T YOil T o HISR (ltCASIC)I>iA.ltY ' • . ' .. . ' \f!!f.'lil1b: ' . "< ' ' Pll~"''T• by r~t~rtl n1*1:. · ~~ QlJCM YO\Ir f~ri• p~tttrn, ·~ ·~. 7ill3. si"t - .o ' ' ' .,., r-tiiKE '>'tlllR 'WI~E At>PRI!:CI~TE ':-()U 0M08.E BY 11\I<IN6 HOME 'F~OW~ . J.louo Ill Q# ~ i'ql~"'l' t"" , r"" · --···· · ~ ' ··· ·· ········· ; . .---~----~--~ AND Pl'r'r FACE 'roUGH Of'PQAI ENIS ..loMOJai2PW! . ' ', . . ' .' . 81'. P.AIJL L[)l'H.ER~ CHURCH J. C. Pilch, Pastor &U>>da.Y school 9 A. M. ~rning devotion 10 A. M. Evening worsltlp 'f P. M. Holy COI!lf11llP19D ~>erylce• o.t the Bt. J'chn, Pin~ qrbl'..e 2 )?. M. MISSION SERv.c;:-• .u TRI;;q'y LUT$Ro\N ClllJfiPIJ' Octo_!J£r tll' ij.t 7 P . M. the Tti.P,\.ty 1 EvB.DgeUcal LUtheran church )#UI celebrate U.s annual Miljaion Futl· val. At these servlcea the areaL work ot Missions wm be eonaiderod. ihi a spetlal manner. 'itt - ~, ~ q.p~r· tun!~ tor I!!• -~ tq .., Ji0111111\1ed of th-el,r duty add, their RhveJeau U • I, ~~;;~,~-;_,_--_ _ _ _ _ ,.rt Srnd IS Ctl1tt '(Ul ~IPll'' ~:~r <:o\n) 1~ FaJo)tipn Bl.lftJ~. Writ~ ''rdt1ll r illlf) ~1afit1~ yo~o~r 'mm\f' a t~d rull .'11.1 · , ~ rcliot thti uu"!htr of the pdtern iunl ' th' &1 u: wan t. \ Alt~r~n >'l'l~r 1~tter in th l fnii~•W• I il',~ 'lfi>t:- :;:;> POWERFLH.. / 'i 1tOlar. 00 K,-. VERY na LISTERINE PASTE JOCK s~lHE:,aL.AND" iz u.U at uamrs ~ ~ _ . .rr en* ••• ,.tt.W il r.v ..1 •• 1.umu .,, .-. io¥.-:r.... e0w: Buy no~les with It' tG,., POMEROY JfREE METIIODIST Rev. T. If. 0", Pallor La.uel Clift' Sunday school 9:30 E. c. Finlaw, Supt. l'.. e.tchlng 10:1:5. PraJse sa~..,.· Jce 7:00. ' !NO r!cJl l . medeemed ci&lilren ot God.' The BriWalter. A.. Pobl. J)1l&tor 'ot ~ church wUl brblS the mi88Me-. His aubjeet wUl be: "ContQlulOI J.n Ule W'ofk qt lhe Lori!-~ ln~ sen!c~'· ptlo::t Tho Trinity eonere· the publ,lc to tli~e Tampa, Qffil!ll Mn:r·.l �• f I'IIIDAY, OOTOliBR If, 1111 Sugar Run P.T.A. H o J d s Meeting 1S CUl ·IN WINO~W Rev. Floyd Diek Talks to Students Located By Historians; Will Be Marked Wh~ • Society FJier.Crashed ------ The reruJ,ar monthly meetlr~ the Bua:ar Run P. T. A. waa Thurac:lay afternoon Ott.. 13· Mrs. Otto Strauss, president, ·~AIN ENTRANC[ Arter the rou.tlne business was dis I I took posed or. a aener&l 61aclllf:l1on on Improvements place. These Improvements eom111~ of flxln& & large room Ior school i Unlatcheo WindFutening • I entertainment. The re,ular &cttoot l ~e ~~ou. will be removed and up t.o date bleachen with & aeatJnr capacity or 1?5 to 200 Pf1'IOUI. wtU be Climb& In -- LEGEND r Jt .. Known camp sites ,.IAn!llan •lttl9 ·the rover ~ ' >.. fii'Oboblt ''t' ---~- •c,;-:::;;j ·, MOROS PUBBVED Ma.ntla, P. I. Oct. 14--INB-Scat.. tered remnants or a fierce outlaw I band of Moros, routed from! the na .. ; tJve stronrhold at Bud Panamao : by Filipino constabulary, were pur.. .<oued Into t,he Jolo l!lland wtldemeu todalo·. Six were killed o.nd slx !flUllded In the battle that was Ule cl.Unax of , constabularly efforts to rl!venae [ 21 comrades slain ln am~l!h by ilie 1 I I G.rand Jury Hold• Year Old Youth For [ Moroo_._ _ _ __ __,_ ( Chaatly Crime ->I- I ot 75 lo 1fl0 foods, aceofdlnJ' to 1 N!Cf!llt hnhlt1t. Eva Marie lllud,v 'f the FRAZIER BROUGHT shoe are continUtna: : -·-~er.•=· th~ ri:~:~~· :n ~ .1'\~\"!l , _ I · r' I 011 I Personal-S - , plaint ~t £he Mlllflr Brother., roAd cdntraet6rH,' 1n . ~l}a."'e Of the•'srad· . Mrl. Andrew Loyer or Steuben' ing work Qn tt}Mew ltCtion of I Ville, }Who has been vislting her • roatfw"'y on sta J;tqute .No.· '1• tJ:u'U ~tel',I !Mr& uwan '\Ohllll8er< ~nd Hobsnp 80\IUilor ddJeport. U 1 waa ftmllY or J4Qlbetry AVt!QUfl and / the alleaatlotl ,or .f.h& oontract.Otl!jMr.• andt N ~I:' Q P . Martl'nl&'tif Mi.· li~rdlng ro t"~ a.rr.tt~tlnr . o.mcera~: 100 City, the put few wtttkll, re... , Lhkt · Pruier hM.ct broken ~ JanUirns turned nome 'l'nUl'llday. 8he was 5~· I 1potnta ,Jnont heseveral Jtftwarning at dllh~~ro1,1s road as to tndtorlst.s. I occao~~iont~ the Jant.e~ns were found I broken and t·h~ wa,rnl.ng lights ex . '-•"'>D·A'~Jl. • tlnguJshed . rtraek-a tine wlnt.er keep· I Charge$ against Frazier· wlll' .~~:.~:~··-- r K ' I prcbably be filed before B. Justice or ra(u oi the Peaoo here soon. • I Knl~rhts Templar. 0 . H . ~n!1 Beu· \I ~wing ' ret urned ~\lrS<li)Y ~~~ . Columbua • where t h ey attentled the 'CO'nCII\Ve of Ohio f.nlgl).ts ~pla.r. _.l.-..~ J.' 1 ' V~NfNO ~ltASS ~T PO~TJ,elND · · GETS UNDER WAl accompanted. bya Mt·s. · the next reg:ulal' ~will remBip tor. v~IL. Martine, who , · At mcetinQ: fJf ' t t I the PO,rtland .evflnlng claas the sub~ 1 Mis Htld hhi1h··' Ool~I::WI a.Frld&y g~o ap~~~ th~ jec~ of "Soli lll)Pl'ovement" will be .~ k d h t d tUscwsed. All farmer~ and their ~ee ~en Wit · r 1en s. I wlvll!lfJ Rl'e ln'VIt.ed to attend theJe ,Mn. John S:tace of Ool"Oing IU~ clali&ea, 1Llld ore urgect by the 11).~ rived ~hU1'8day t.o attend the fwz~ ti~ructol', f!:r. Fadely, to o.ttend tl\e er&l Of Denver Chapman. , ~l'lt >two tpleetlnrs. -· I MI!18CS Nett le, Lena, and · Cla!'a The tottowtng entet•prises wUl be KILLS FOX . WITII AUTO Koehler were recent sueats of their given',consldelll.tlon oft the PI'Ofl'Ml ' sia~ Mn. Chal'les B. \ Flsher of before the school clo,ses: Poultry Jed Web!lter, local lnsura.nce Ohar~n. ' ~uctiort, Da.ilytna, Croplng · SYB· aaent was driving nlong the Rut~ I Gedrll'l ' H II and. WIIU:\m t;ems a.u(l Rotat.lons; . Buk Keeping, land-Langsville road Thursday rge owe Home Orch'ardin"' M:arketin · d I evening a.nd sudd--...nly &truck aome \ Seh~nlelu ret urned :from Oolum- ~ M ""' I g an I obJect tn the I'O&d. whic;h caused his I bua , Thursday a.tter o.ttendlnl the ..,.~ ai\a~~entot. «t you have a ear to swerve In IL moat mu.tertous , state annual conclave of Knlfhbs Rlt' .... pecubalr I your own·· pa'r · .,.. Ttmpla.r tic...,..r arm · r ng: t kJ the evenCashton. Jumptne out or the car to ·.: · ..._A. ~g c~. . _ li'P Velltil&.te he found a aoft fUrry .Rev. A. E. M.Jf"lllllO\llh or Oolum~ : A splenc\Ul !]'roup of fellows was a.ni.mal lying In the road where he qut; wu In toVin ThUI'IJday ca1Uil8' present Monday evcriinr · who tJIhad struck Jt with his car. ln thejCfl friends,. ' 4:en.tly w-ere therll fQ•· ~ pui·pCN!e moonttrht he Wl\8 able to seetha.ttt 1, Ernest 'Bowers, brother ot un . .'J'bere ts Still room 1 11 few mur ~ WM a Ught ar~y f~ . and had had 1 J11.\e Am-ent, 1s quite 1U at tds ~specially the ladles tts neck broket'z by ~ ·. linpa.eb of home In PlatwoodJ. y · the car . He drove back to Pomero) Mnl. Walter Compton went to i B. ~ GETS LOAN and placed It 1n . thp : m~um at Oolwnbll6 Thuns!ifty to attend ihe i ,.. hia rather's llotel \6n Sprinr Ave. oonventlon of tie Parent-Teacher · : h'tn.:rto · ~t . .;h AIBociatlon ~ · n, ""' · . I.,. _ IN" 10>- ... e ~ w 0 ; 811 of Hunttnrton WM lnter11ta~e Commerce Commissfon t.o~';:t~r~: ~= ~~~r:~; a ~\wn~a vlaiOOr In town Pr:tday. ~Y npproved th~ application or Bel'eraf clava Jf: ~> and Mra Aaron (ri!lkel Zahl .,..e Baltimore and Ohio railroad tor spendi"'"' the ..... -+ ... ..-.~ ,... ·· · tb • turther Joan of t3.000,000 from with her brother. Pathef :ruatne and ram 11Y are mov 1nr 1~ e W"te RecomtructiQn Fino. c 0 . Dunn ~n Elberfeld h.ome on Mulberry " Th e 1oan 1s f or t.hc prlmary n e or).; 1 · "Avenue to. thlll Reid stelnbauer ~ pur• ~ . "' = J10se' of lnereaelng employment an rl 1 N'OTICf: : . h.o~ on Breezy Heights. 4fmuLJtlns business. The road will I .. .. . 60."" . . . 79c ~- ;1~9• Mldd8 $ c" ·· · · · · 1.10 ~-·.J•I!>•·,;,,, ........ 4c to 7c ral ~~~{•;prlo o • r.. on all o&her rete~ Iliad lill'' lWid of Seeda. Alae r rttll fl Mr l,l, a }>loan•IIP p 1.. , r-. 'S 'BEEGLE ' '' '~<J • •&' ' ·· Pomeroy, Ohio "t••if' 1·1 BellamJ mecly "Poor But SATURDAY, OCT. 15 '~•ll.t\\lrJ: r,• r•• A RACKET" :;~.fi(IL•is r•~n•NKB, J• .._,A>U4 r· I m,. f0 Theatre Stanw,ell, lt&lph C . o 'c"'o• .... "Anre' .Caken ~ d. w.. Mn. I'm' the advancement ot the Neero . M'r ·. and L. A. Persona at· Welf&re at Melp OOunty there will lien~'d ,a re.vlval mect.tns at the be tree given at the Naomi •OranP •: Chrtsttan church near A1Baptlst church Tuesday eventne at 11:'Bd Ttiursda.y even1n1. 8:16 o'clock. :"lvery colored person is i D. W: Welke!' of 1"08torla a.rrlved crordia.Uy Jnv1ted to attend. Oct. 18. ~uraday•:t9r a· tislt with hia fa.m... 1082. U R. Welcome. ily:( · . I0-14-3t . ·m,Jph oilmote retuined Thurs· a supper I Aa Lonr Aa He Staya In C~e; WiU Not ut Amerlcll.n fnnd ·• A·Step-Ahead I A11 guaranteed ca lf wit.h solid oak ' to,. f• ~ J S.muil Addresses Group eodation Hc1da Meeting .I , •.. I ua'-'ln· , H~~f ,• , ;~ h .w.a ' ' "'"" a BOY ·---1 :. . Bit .· stx o'· clock cUnner at the Hotel Tqe WIVes or the varlO\U\' apd dlrectom were. guests . i ' Q,.~ salt :. i·"~··~ · KNICKER OR LONG TROUSER MODEL This ~peciaf group includes Junior model Suits with one pair long ,tro!l&ers or Knicker Suit with :lm 2 pair of knickel'f. SEE THESE VALUES! storlea. Loren Tr~le wu called befote ,_,c_ approximate expendt- : Bombay, Oct. 14.·-;:-~\'::!~ 1 1~1 tiUea of 1900.(1(10 tor the l'epalr and · teen Mohammedarul 1,.:ebulldtne , otrJfl5 locomotives $l ~ a nd 11 were seriously ~~u~~~ln: l lr:l lOO ooo rolf re]JaJr· of 2 300 fracas with Sikhs carS, anti $1~480,000 ·rot· building 820 a dispute the~~ d 81 all steel gt>ndol$~·ca.ra. , ; ter overb e an a)!lh01 ·- _ . " · · · . ft num er o1 ~.ows. · CORDUROY KNICKERS , ... , ... , , , , , , .......... , , . $1.95 CORDUROY LONG TROUSERS ...... . , .. ..... ..... $2.45 CORDUROY LUMBER JACKS .. - - - ........... . ..... $3.45 WOOL LUMBER JACKS, zipper fronb! ...... . ...... , . $1.95 HEAVY WOOL SWEATERS ........................ , $1.95 ' WOOL KNICKERS, elastic bottoms ........... . ...... $1.19 . frelaht ~HU, ~ionjnJ~ngland ' ~bfch ...... lta 1!1• vestiQatloru . da;, and atven ~ PQrtuntty to de'J11 the ac:cusa.Uorr.l. An attomb wU employed In bt8 behalf. Th etndl~tment.R were re-turned :restel'da.y, one for each m\l,l'• der, despt.te his denials. the er&n<l J HERE'S A LIST QF !CHOOL NEEDS ·FOR ROUGH WEAR OR PI:~Y I '!Jndertak~ ~·; ' SHIRTS,sizes 12 ~4% ... , . ~- . .•..1• 1...... ~ ........ 59c . , . l" ' r ~ .1 · · .. 1 ' 1,1 1 . ,· I···~ \ 1 LOT OF GO~'; .. S~;iJit: ~!fl· ~'-· ~ ;.· 25e LEJ\T~MTTE COATS. woml)lit collar, ci#dUh>yJa.s:)n$:, ·it .''r ~"\ite' see~ ~·elt'lbting, $lze~ f;,Jil· . .... $Z:iS;•~ , .. ~· ·:: .f:.;;Ki.~lFJS 3<Pli.~;su~Ji;·c~,~tt'~~~T.~~e~1~W ·~, 1111:~' · Jacket, zipper faStnenr, '1,0iors red> blue o~.~ aget\.4, 5, 6 .. • ' ~... . • ... • • ' ' \ '' < • "0cl. ..u __....llf8.t.:-tn ... 1 ~·.... ft.' lilio.iiiecl "'' olllthe lit, .... ~e.-.,.._1 . 11130dation. Thh'ty~ etght were sent including Mt·. and Mt!I~.~~E MY.land.e r of .Colurnbus, the .bei;hl conneck'd w1th the Lon National . .auk. ,After dinner the memberfi a&~oolation and their wtves ""IIO!!;<I an lnt'eresttng a:lven ~~ Mylander His ""' ,.n~lnr!' . W ... ~ .: m .~ .........~gton Ye~. Be the merltll P\ntLnce tem of n.lso banking effect. monetarY had on the 1 teat PM:la.nd~r thou~rh · th6 l)olnted Joss In ~~:··r;:~~=1~~ modltieS was , lf% 48% during the -···• •-lOSS tn bcwk .:.• •.c «!eded 9 at 1% .c. · - -- - - - - $3.M • -~ ... ' BE suRE voti visit .o ua7aots·ouAR:rMENT BEFOR£ YOU BtJY · . '• ' By '. Pomeroy. notUlcatlon .wta f\IO.m· · BA~ ,: ~$- .1~ A [ Th~ .~~,~~:~~t:w:~~f::~ B'!inkt!•·s Tt;ursday eventnz wlth r~uR TO SE Sold Exclusively G. W, Keiser Latter 0. K. · .l t) ·;hftJ .......... A·Step·Ahead! - ,. 111 Neweamerito~ MGMy A•allallle; ·Jire. vent• Seh!>al. Clclalntr .- ln Traf(ie Accident; Was Paralyzed Bu~ COli· • ac.ioua To End · tnsun. · · ' hbout Ohio and Keystone · State; Vare ~·•Y• I , ·; 1 ., 1 ~, 1 ~· '1..', , 11 11, w. . ~ D I 1.. , lptCf • ., ~~j.inl,. fl ...,.ett, i''.. Milwaukee famous. ~ ,. • . .• '' G. 0. P. WORRIED Oll1ce ~l' tormaUy ill· Lelan<l 140!Tia, Unite<! d'daifes. tbat ·the IOVtrnmeht w.a uni.ble to oompl' wtth queatl for the proYIMonal arl'tl6t This Bob Smart Shoes s,..,, and ss.oo ,. '. - SUFFERED TUESDAY B~ W1LLIAM PARKI:R INS Slatl' Clorreopondent Greece, Oct. 1&-INSdeli.Y of da)'S. the on~k Saturday and Nn.S<~hool! Ah! Here They Are The Shoe that made FRE~ IS . MAN ~ Co'·lumbus Banke'r' ! L F lld''al Co'flll'nnlent Ia Balked In Attempt To _ Get h·Mqnate - ·'- '~ · C~l. RALPH Cit£ FAILS IN O,ATTLE AGAINST' 0Ell H Ef~R SPEECH Deport Him. Known camp cl•and p>-b•bi•I me.''" lo •he whg,rl OCi:l ... •"' th·· ~ '"le'•r .,.. .., •tl"l .... camp sit t s arc lndlc~...ttd a.t{.n'~'.., dl ~ at. W heel _...,. •nn where n"',J)rO"" ,. ,.. Int'e r1tve1· en tlte ut:~ CJn!Y.J.Il)H!;: <c:: ~ch. rrui'II!H v.-Hl foliQw. Maj~ pfl.gen:·lts w ~ll be r: -·--1 ~· . 'file DauaQ~er~ d tll~ ~m:<l·~an Mingo Junction, two miles below R(:.· vclullon ·of OhJo wUl unveil tour E.tc·ube11vi lle, whet ·J Wash:lr. ~tAt nwrkers. during the c:J un..b cf spent four days with th ~ rnctiam. a l ul~·b.l'a.tlon. A motctce.de of 0. .Mo,rlclta, Park.erNburg·, and Polnt R. cUlcers and memb!'l'ti, propCo t'J PleaBant. Clvl.c and patriotic tc.Uot~· the trail oo . OhJOJ tt,)~,·er agenoies pla.n to erccl. a mnrke1· at Route Ny1. 7ond Wtl'lt V\r~intG. , Riv· Slz('ll·t Cr eek. W. Va., az1d then to t+ Route No. 2. - - -.~.. -.:_ ' : 1 · · ·I • odi>Y from Columbus where he ··1 ' lknded th~ Annual conclave or ~. U~UCKHE i - . The AmP.rlt"fln menq J" r.ompo.sed I N ......LEADER DEA~ D .. ... . .... .... Double ,Murckt [NT ffi ~N ; ~s JE;1-1,0USY CAUSE Varietlea of Focul• • Ohlo &nd' Wert V1Ji1n!& - ll:lCnoublc r·:.1 1 ~cH;1 n !'! fCtl low t.d 'by ra:11 1flte t ~n~t. o r r: 1mcla.y. Warmer Wmight and ooldn.Jivndo y. · . 15 ACCUSED ~ f KILUN~S IN LIMA ' l: ' EATHER FORECAST- NEWS 8~R'llOE UREN TRUESUn( Freda Knopp , Clara Jetren, were teet ex.· \ ~ I 'j ts 1the se<:ond time that been take n 1r 0m the ft. It o-• be< •·rt th auer n .., ere nlrht ILUattendant. 'I1le broken into tn 1929, and receipts stolen. . OHIO STATE LE B~~-ther 61 Vi~lim { Gza.nvUJe, 0., Oct. U's no lOnger unl11.dyllke rc to cheer for their aehool 1'hlll WB.& the opinJon MIB8 Helen OlMY, dean In announcing that the ban apin.st co-ed. Oenlwn unlven:lty hu ben . W!AIO,I 1 and the girls may Mrlek all they : like Saturday a.t the Denlson1Mla.m! aame. ' Edwards, , Win - / ona Pickens, Mari'O.rf>t Cartwright ~ .. June Henry, Eva Oom""'"" _...... France.~ Grade &: Bes~ie Pickens, A Blcentenn1a1 c e1e...• ~a t!on mar k Ed wards, Bernadine Ha.yne.'l, J~&n• ed by a journey d own th · e 011 1 ) 1·1, . _ Henry. er of a ~rroup dramatizing ~orgt ! • -I·Wae.hlnQton's tnip In 1770 P.Qd by a. :~,eries ot pageants nt or lleltr IWRBhlngto~·s ()am p sites, will bJ TO LOCAL JAIL observed by th e Ohio vo.lley 1tram Octa.bcr 21 to October 31 , l· 1c t1 1 : • CUft'ord Framer W&li arrest.ed ' by The Jc.urr.eY will t egi11 ju'it north Shm"lff A. 0. Tracy 11nd deputy of F.'a 't Ltverpool. October 21, ftnd Hank Young, ~lday mornlng, and pmt-eed to Pc.tnt Plea.sa.nt. brdug~t to · the count.~· Jail here. ----·-- --Chara-es ot deatructiQJl ot property , will likely was be ""d ~··'"''him. . Frazier IU'l'&Bted a. com· uur FULL I ~\; ~~l!;. h u ., " ;'j l-.., , ·il &~~.fe for parentis and pUpils, All changes wll be f inanced by the Su~;~:nr Run P . T. A. Assoel.a.tlon " hlch 1 ex~ts to have the room remodeled within t.he next month. 1 Al the end of t he meetina a COWl~ 1 eutttng a hole in the window of u1ot..hcz··s present ahowed Miaa unfastenlnll the laLch , Grumwr again wtnue1: or the atten· 1•''':" entrance to the In · dance banner. I SeTVIce Bt,v.Uon on Avenue, utddleport. CLIFTON HONOR ROLL I takln11 about $ti0 The honor roll of the Clifton , ~hool. a$ announced by 0. W . Me- i De1mott, principal and teacher. ts ! as follows : · Blake. •• · ~-. .A. . Oracle l ; Leon.rtt Van Matr"·f Hc~ry Martin Johnson, Harry Varhm. Ln wrence Smith, VIolet Harrison . 1 G~ad e 2: Herman Varian, Chu. 1 va .. um , otll! Jeff era, Elmer Rusaell ! Rober t Com pson. Laura Varian an~ Hank I Dorothy Tolliver, Mnrfle A. Johd~ 1\ , son, Henrietta Edwards, Katherlne Fox. Orade 3 : Pearl Lout.se Pox, Wilma I Newell, Helen Maxine Rickard, Bel- j vn Marie Young, Ohest.er C&rt- 1 wl·lght, Paul Henry, Ray Jeffers · Earl Filmm Lockett, Ray Pickens. Grade f: OpnJ Harrison , Nina Newell, Pret;ld1e Smith . ; Grade 5: Pea.rl Edwards, •Mina 1 Bea1de Yo1.1ng, Eugene Fox, Horace HaYiles, Carl J effers, W1Wil.ln an ' Matt-e. · Grade 6 : Russell Edwor&, 0~1 1 A . Smith, Donald Haynes Ada .' -...:- nt - -~---·--·----'----,- · l d era.tlon so as to make everythlua ·~ T6eo About $50 Seems To Be Work Of Loc.' ' al Character Orade 1: -t' the .Newo Oftloe of 'l'h• li!lii:V Tribune, call 236-L: if the B\lHifleM Office ••k for 202-R. ' buUt. All state butl<f1nl and fire laws wUl be rlven •trtetest conskl- ! TO ROB STATION HI GII 8T u o· UTN COL VWU>J' 0 . •. • , READERS' NOTICE - JC rou want charfe. ~ hoolroom 'I'J U I I · TF · OHIO '.TAT! UUSfUY .Wflllo~ ._i'f.•~•_!: 58. ID � 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 10. 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