http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cf1c980765ffbb8bb04e018569bf89ab.pdf 93d3e7dd678558c091600c52abf22ba7 PDF Text Text .... .. REA-DERS' NOTICE-. If y~u want .. the News Otllce of The Dall;r Tribune, call 236-L; If the Bualneu unr at Office ask for 202-R. U7EATHER '"'" FORECAST~ " ~lo tr.nd We.t V!raJDJt..-Pair, QOtt#)U ed 0001 t.oni1Jhi. Baturda.y f&lr, lllow7y -~ ... .. '.. • LEA SED W I R E 0 F IN T ERN AT I 0 N A L N E W S S E R V l C E. U It's NeWI It's In 'the Trlb\me THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE-DON'T NEGLECT IT. 1PRICES ARE EVE~YTHJNG , ADV~CJNG, N•w Muter Chevrolet Coach GIVEN AWAY FREE WAGES ADVANCING- IS TOPSY ' TURVY-BUT RED ANCHOR cwp 1n bOx bore cr a; Moll> COUnty Pair. C:U QIVBif AWAY 8IIP'1'lDIIID II. AYtP. M. ' FOR;THIS'·VERY l\!t~ENI~ . . tl • . Ready~to-· Whnler ~- IN! JftiMli wQa ume II dlaWD I . ._, . .i . we¥ . SDk ·Dresses ., . .•· ' Oae·Bail Prlee·;·- or the Western and Southern Life Inaw-anee co. will be entertained. ~1.~~~ ~~~i,;~~~~;HJ~~~~~:~ ~.If;. Ulree miles wJt.h a ot , ,~ ~~· ~• L. fOllOWINb H~~O Two Known Dead, Five Othera Miuinc In a new altitude record and record ac:lentltlc oblervatJona. Flooded Area Early toda7 condll;tcma were propltloua (or the fUiht tb&t wtU FAILURE OF DAM defy death and torebodlq myater, !86 or nature. Commander Settle hu oompaeted one ot the moet Ia Cauae of Worr.t lnun· caretuJ weather l'l'apl he hu eYer drawn. dation In Half A Century Unemployment Ranka In Near Future fUtht DRIVE PLANNED wiiJ be made io et· ! C~ Al TH~ IN PENNSRVAN N0T YET ENUEU' ~ Peace Necotiation, Con· tinued Behind WaD ; Of Secrecy WIRES KEPT BUSY Recovel)' Act Adminia· trntor Not So Optim· iatic Today ·I ' ' i ALL OF OUR $5.95 DRESSES NOW ................... - - .. · · · . - · · · · · · · · - (And We Me•n $IUS Dreasea) ALL OF OUR $10.00 AND $12.50 SILK Cotton DRESSES DRESSES Beautiful otylea, clean and up·lo·date $5.95 Coat. .. . ti:DO lh'euet SIUU a few roi- $1.flli Coa&l .... .. ~ Kunlelman at hla sum- ~ Acainat Thoae Pledte£ And To Do Their Part Ohlcaco. Aue:. ...._JN8-Utut. Commander T. w. o. SeUle an· no!!"•e<! deftnltely ~Y that he Into the sinlbsphere to• Rf HAOil IT ATmN Rebeb ALL OF OUR $3.95 DltESSES NOW ·... ~ · · ............... ... .- ................. . For rqbt new. On Saturday, AUgust 5th, the e'ritire penmneJ of the Athens District Move Said To Have Been Made Because Of Fit· neaa For Job Cmnmaader Settle DefiniteIF Dec:id.. to Berin nisht Into Stratoaphere DENVER BUSY H Spanks NRA ... Spring Coats Bla: . Baqalns 125,000 to be Tal~en . F,..oml Balloon Trip To Be Made Tonight actions CHILDRENS At Stories Of Rift Betwoten I Ohioan And Hull Revived. RUMORS DENIED 'Miss ltaly', .~ ALL OF OUR UP td DATE LIGHT AND MEDJtJM WEIGHT , , ~ · COATS AT INSURANCE MEN BE GIVEN OUTING ~HI 0fMPl~YfR~ ! rRfPAR£ n GIV( lOU MEN W~RK THATr,YOU WILL. NEVER QUI"LICATE AGAIN· ALL AT . . .' /· ,. BJ Carrier 15 Cents-By Mall t4.00 ' AT THE BIGGEST REDUCTlONS YOU WERE E;,VER OFFER· ED FOR CLEAN UP TO DATE GOODS AND STYLES. ' Fatally Shot at Sea ANTI-CRIME DRIVE 110108 OOtlllft' FAIR. SEPr 11,10,11, 1131 · 'n:l parttotpete iD dnlwinc write your name ..,., - . . - em \he back or t.hll ooupon aru1 PRICES ARE LESS THAN WE CAN REPLACE THE ·GOODS WI DO OUR PARI \. : PRUESS~R MULEY PUT IN c· H~HC£ Of ·• Ladieo and Chlldrem Good sifte' all 1ltet · mGde plans to st. Jollu'f. 'blt.d pmloUBly been hoped the SQ\lBdl'on would be able to 1tart the Tl'f.DI"Atla.nttc hop to Valentia, Ire· land, tpts mominl, enroute to Rilly; but .la$i minute 'f(Hther repol't.a caused further de~y. 'ltle 24 ~ttl&• "planea and their orewa have been walttnr here W conttnue their flla"ht for ntne days, AI soon as It became detlnltely established the take-.ou could not be ma.de today, General Balbo made application for a special train tor a trip Lo St. John's for hmlself and his officers. Ule start on thla joumey w&.s tentatively set for 2 RAIN COATS';: ~~ES~~ ON£o ·LOT " ~.~.f;.;~JOOd•, . bentHal mat. erlaJs.......ao &wo aHke,-BA.R• GAINS AT- ) LADIES WAISTS P. M. today. 25c, SOc, 75<: . Beautiful Line Of Child rena PRINTS RAYON BLOOMERS OA~HILL --Vs- . 25c PAIR WELLSTON "Fnalt ot t.he Loom.'"t" and 'Middleport. ' Hlth "Pil&er Pan... Orounds TONIGHT! Gamt Called at 1;3,. 19CA YARD CHILDRENS . Ad•mil1oion Sc and Uk SOCKS· i I 1 Al129c Sox l 'ederol· Dllotrlct buB, where cha,rres of mtsuae U. B. .mall service will probably ftled. r.merDJ', • · · Inspector Cuey retui'Jle(l \he youth to the auatocl)' of Sberlff A. IJ. Tracy, Wedneaday, 4emUidtal tbat he be inearcented ~ beJel without bond u a Pederal pr1aoner unW Pedera.J. auUlorltlea ask for bll rt~moval oFI"fQIM. Stock Up for Wear road JlroJeets In Ohio, waa 1n Porn- i ero,Y Wednesday at~ IUlCl ThUI1J(la.)' on b1.181aeaa perta1nJn&' tO thooe '""" projecta ........ Coull· t)' which will receive federal aid tn their completion. Oblo Frldar .,.. 8atard&J "THEMAN WHO DARED ......... Zl'" Jol.. Marob, lnDe lllller. m•B' The ::.r:•~-:,.nwmm- : Ll uy Boolety ol lbe ..,....... ¥. Church entertained tnemben ot tbe Racine M. E. Church Womllll'• Par- 1 elan !lleelon...,. BooleiJ, •\ lbe 1 SyracUBe ctuu<Jh Wedneeday even.. lniJ wlth a. pot lUCk aupper. I Durin& \be coune of ibe eveniDI, · Mlu Mt.rela Karr pre~en&ed. an IDtE:reatfnJ llmd. weD Pl'tPattd Wk Dil l "Stewardabtp... Rev. Ga,lord Bo- , prdUI .... loll - llltetiillbi - 01" though thort addrea to the la4la. J'ortJ membon or both Gl'laulra• : t.Jom wen aened with M"do'\11 · ~<ConUnlUid .............., Suliitmer na•t;S, now25c:. SOc, $1.96 GORDON This includes our very best grade of Summer Hats. Good Qualit;r Cottnn SHEETING 36 inches wide-regular ll)c 3YARDSFOR2fk .-:, ... .. BEAUTY ..... QUALITY LOW PIUCE B'" th- at~~ low price the, are abaol11lf!ly fint qualitJI · FuU Fuhioaed, P\ire Silk ...... ... _. .... . 79c Full FuJdoaecl, Pun Silk ., ............. $1,0Q Full Fu'iiioned, Pure Silk, ............ ; .. 5llc . .. (2 PAIRS .. FOR $1.00) ' Kentucky Troops Patrol Harlan Liberty Gained Is Immediately Lost C....U.i Releatd From Jail, Re-arrested for RefUMI to Aec:ept Terma lqlt . It lt CODnectton with the Pederal Ald illlol·~~ WHILE TREY LAST to the Citltrlet court. FEDERAL LIBERTY THEATRE PRINTS 15c SOX •••. , Mr. WU~la4p· Wl{~.v~o ~ tattve of the tf'dfrl\1 ~QYernnient in 8bortl: Cbarley (Jhal't, Silent. Rackr.& Replar l&c All 19c S~x Alll2c and CO\Ult.Y ELECTRIC Theatre 1-lEART FATAL SOc ' A lovely: line of Orgali.dies with Hats To. Match .. SLIPS �. , ~~~~~~--~~~~~ '·' ' ~ . Tfl'l Dt.n.Y TIUB!IIfS-POIII!:ROT, OHIO ,-II> .. 1 ~ ln .NEWS ... J,.ooow ....... ~. ~· 0. Jetta. '"l"~tco'fpa llwf all.,.... ..... lhell' . -....... ltbl>ulb .... ~ lo ... WAR An.noNaU¥ lf!Ltua, hq,.ever esetllent &Dd """",.... Ul u.rm- no wa.-..Uibe pu-od. IIIA'fll!lf.,.. .tqfB&TJIII!IIfl IUU'~Jq4flff11 I c....,... f'llllljloi.~Ja,· l'li!M....... ~ I'• I I - Oll'lu all4 C""ulalloe llefl. C.U f · 'I ---·-------------1. ·~ SUNDAY ttd mat 11n bOme oo B~i Run. •lljmto .::, ~,::;~~ ~ .a!l;'"= . ~,.,;,.,;.r , · SCHOOL • ' Labor ·1 -~- LOCAL WOMAN AND I CHILD HAVE CLOSE w.. AWe t&auclt and 1111. Hattte · . " DEATH ~ ~ )(Jidrod IIWI1n returned to ~·' I' CALL FROM htr home at Parkerabura Thuredly · I Mrs. Prank oeweeee, of oran.t . evenlDI attAI'r a few day• vliJt here ~ ,.,:W:!~ ~~ ~~':''if!:b.*\ 1e-. D~ · L ES S0 N •:• (Continued trDm Pate Onl) "'= try . IICid~ : ' " : . ;ndlbdr l rLI I I ..=. 8 I llfl·· A. & P•.is I Dtllnml BJ C&l'l'ler llbe Week ................ , .. Ollie Kooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I f'!"!UIIIMU. .... ,.... EdJ&erlaJ Office CaD Ul·t. II VIRGINIA GREGG ~--::-::-=--:­ Phone 582-L ' '. thll mornlnl, #:Lh NO hope ol (, b· t.aintna: DIN pror111ona unlele "'nd Beech stnet.l, wu levereb' Jwith Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Baraot.U • u U.ut•t• or ~o.l ' 1 h~ DJ~portaUon 'WIOI'tt"b return t.o 1:;urned late Wedneada)' when abe I Ind. tamUy. . ' .' 1 •• w..... x...,... u.oa. t.h~lr ,k05. llost. or the cUTa ctor'ftl received a heav.y electric lbocll: Mrl. R. B . Lauahead and. c:lceed down. VETE RANS TQ vohen th e aftemon .session ill open- . 11om an electric ;wire while In tbe Jamea Boudera Yiaittd In Atben1 i· ' ' ·· " •. · . . WIU!. food IU we MEET HERE SUNDAY I !n~est In vet erans or 11.11 wars c.<-t at resculn& her small4aU&hter j ThUJ'Iday "wlth Mtall Claire Ylnor ..,eN<m . ~O(r ~t •; ,ast r.tock.s cf ~5 , ed . I'T< 1m danaer. _. .. . who attended 111ummer achool llt.! •J ot motorist& t' ·I , The wire, It wu .-ta, had been Ohio Unlveratty. 1 RUTH . · I were. ltnnded either \ I An aU-day mee~ln1 ot tbe .• BEESON RITES, SATURDAY unloosed from ita raetenlnp on the ! Merrill Peters teturned Priday l . . ·: . . ~=~h lac:lr. ot fUel or bJ pune· Boutheaatern Ohio Bobaters ASSOO· l Funt!ral. r ites ror Mta. R. B. ~de durJna thq nee.vy wind. and : from a ylsit In YOUlllstown with LUSON TErr....;.auu. 1:1.~lt. \t ~used by tack& JCatured 1n Wtlan of the Bpantsh· American DL>eson Wlll be conducted. Sa.Lurda y clectrical sOOrm' and the .cbild. un· l ller alater. Mra. Ruth OhUds. , ;~l.Pitl'f T~XT.-&.Jov.i, ~.• u• hf' lltreets by strikers. The dnwn-Veterans. will be held In Mid· afternoon at three o'c lock from the m! l•dftll of the d&niJet, became I w. E. Bryan lett Thursday even·\IOM •n• al)oot~er : :tol' lon t• or 'Go4; j town stctlon .or Havana was vlrdll!port at. the Ma110n1c Temple au- r{'Sidence, comer of Pearl a nd Lo- l'nt~ngled" ln it. kr!l . DeWeese, tn In& for Wa&blnston, D. 0 . on bu!ll· , ~n« •v.ry un .. tbl.('lot•tb :l• hrn °~ 1 tuDily dcsertfa. altorltun SUlltday Auaust 8th it luw cwst Street.s. with Rev. C. H. E;lch- her eflort to rescut" t.he daUihter. r.ess.. ~g;:',J~ 0~~~ 0~·! 0hi,: :T~ --------~n apnounced. mger or Circleville, . form er pMtor g.asped t;he wlriJ: and u. was aald . Arnold Bennett and Ed Lewis 'hl•n4L q ~ CHURCH OF THE NAZAJtENE 1 .'111• meeting wm beiin at 11.. L'l t he -Heat h M. E. Church of Mld· l hllt had It not beta for • tele- i were expected to return Prlday . · l'UMtOR' TOPtC-Ht..t~ th• ·t.oY&I. ' DJor::nlna sesilon for members or tpe c!leport , otnciatl.ng. The MTVJces ph one colnpany employee nearbY•. from Granville, 0 ., where they I IN'rEl\MBDI,&TE AND 8ENIOJt c. P. s .....- . . . . . . 8JTIM!ale &llldc1a:tion Qnly while the .. fter- 1 will ~ ln . charge of Evangelln<' :;he would ha.Ve been electrocuted spent the put several da.ys attend- 'I'OPic-Ruth tb• Lonl. ~ ~on. wblch is scheduled to Chapter, Eastern Btal". \\lt.hln a short time. Pn1 the Ohio Baptist Assembly 1 T YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADOin' Bunday sehool t :ao A. M. bQin at 1 o'clock Will be open for Interment wm be made in the The chHd, tt wu reported, escap- which was held on Dennison Unl- l ft~f~c-Th• M•uq• of th• Booll: 0 ~ MomlllJ wonhlp 10 :30 A. M. all veteraba of foreiJn wars ' lll.id Hill ceme,tery In charge of Raw- cd serious bums although tbe "E"ralty campU!I. · __ · 1 N. Y. P . B. 8:15 P. Jl. their families. ~ speaket1J have ll ngs. :uother was bUt1led and seared le1'· j ROSB Peters ntumed Prld&y : Jn order t o irAIP the material tan- . Evtnlelilltlo service 7:30 P M. been obtained, n. wa11 announced, erely as a result or the electric cur ~ i from two weelts business vlslt , (n , talned In tbti a~ubject there unU!t be 1 Prt.~er meeUn& Wed. 7:30 P. M. and a varied PrOjt&m of Interest UEAT. VJL'TJM RECOVERING rrnt. Columbus. ' Bwevt tnto view the whole boot of Bl atudy PrJ. 7:30 P. M. '!Jll be ~nted d~ th~ . day. Samp Roy, who wu overcome by -Lewla Sauer and Richard Sauer ! Ru'tt• The 1 00 1t Spanllh.·Amerlcan veterans ._,_ ~wat, Thursday afternoon, was r e- : Mrs. o . Boddy snd .Jack Waiktns were bualness visitors in Colwnbus j otz'.d tbl~ ~888 co~~tli t~ nco,&many oounttea ln Southeastern ported slightly Improved Friday will IJ~turn to their home at Ontario . 'rhunday. an gne . e ook 1 MY APPEAL ON AUG 8 Ob!o are plannin(l: to attend In morning althoU&h confined to bed canada, &.turday after a v~t here Mr. and Mr!l. Otto PhJUipl!l ot c 0 .. 1 tt~t le&aon text. However, rot co~ . • li.rae nwnbers, thOle in chara:e of (It h is home on Orav~l Hill.' Mr. with M~. A. ·J, Beaver and tamUy. llumbus are vlaJtina: with Mr. and ~D~ence the les110n text wh.lcb ll te 1933 tlle Pl'08:f&m believe, and the affair Roy was stricken at about 2 o'clock Mrs. Victor Sponagle is uported Mn. William Folden. be,.prlntet) hu beeu conOned to tb• · ~~ -our~- pbattcl. 11, . . . .. . .., , _ ~ I, l.111. ~ 1JUIJ .,ad .,. or -- J - ' ..\OIIIN'. 'I' 1 t mploymen t at Lhe HoliiJon' Yat4l. \ HW from IIYeral da)'llllDtll due to~ LJr 0 . A. Poindexter adml.nJ.st.ered. ptomatne polsonlns. llJU 1.,0 Lhc atrlcken man. Mn. W. R. Me81htmler tB f$01'· ntiDAY. Al10t18T • • 1111 l TUl ftAfLY . TRflf· . .'.....,....·R 'o ".¢... .. •.....,.._...,..lop<. Pfl"'" .. r-...____,__~P_u_I_Hn -'•- H _l_l" _._u_t------_.:;,.of '4t ~ ..... U. AeL at I ;· DAJLY 'l'BIIJD1r& 1 IC>W&ROT, 0B10. ·tOO% .15 .ftO ODe Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f .OO With Preaident ROOaevelt. We are puttina his prccr•m into ef· fed NOW. . 1 I 1 * llr••;p~e~elil!:d:to:•:':":•:et:eo:nsld:::":•:b:le~1~h~u~rs;d~ay~a;lte~m~o~on~~w~h~ !le--~~~~~at~h~l,~lm~)ll~cw~l~no~a~l=h~e~r:l>o§m~e~on; ' ;o;r;•lve~l' Elt Mrs. Mollie Mrs. I· lit:~ 8-19. . --·---·-- -·----·__... _,.. _ ___ Nobles andWU11ams dauahter and of Oalll· 1. OOap.ter, Ruth'• verse• r .onn•ctlon poll& were recent guests of Mrs.(, Jewl•h Nation u ;l-ltn. l With tht· , . 1 Fannie Mayes. ' t. '!'he liOjourn ln Moab (n 1·81) VIrginia and Detty Kee!ey of • · • Oha.rleeton who hB.vt been visiting 1 OD_11ceuum of famine. ln. ~thleb~ lt.ere Wltll Mrs. Foster Reed and I of .... JutJea Ellmelech WI~~ ,Naom1, family since the fi!'Bt of the week hill wife, and their tWo IOna · .&will return to their home saturday: jO~ue~ ln the land;. DurJJ~a · tb!J Mn. Reed and son Charles wiU ac- ! aoj(lurn Ellmelecb dl~ lt~vloti N~f• company them . Charles Reed will o~l, tbe wldo:w, to care tor· two tartmaln for a visit. tlltrleu 11ooa. · ; : ! Mra. W.Elizabeth H. Juhllngreturned aod daua:hter ar tbe two ap 0 ~ Kathryn Thurs 1 "_,2. r'the . lia;v from a. few daya vlslt at Hunt- : (v . .4). Dorlnl" the aojou~ tbe_,t~o lnlflOn and Ashland, Ky. 1sona tel~ in "love wftli. and mam~ Rev. and Mrs. F. c . Kreag('r r~-Jltoa~ttt~l!\h women quaed Orp"ah ~~ ~urned Friday from a visit at Con- 1 ~:uth. , For God'' chollell · peopl~ neaut, 0., with their Kranddnugh·l e!en to soJoum In tbe Wort~ eJ:i ter of Tulaa, Oklahoma, who L6 J>O,I!I'thPtn to the Uhllhoo~ at Intervisiting there. ; I•Ulrrllt¥e nf the mem~rs of thf ra~ 1 lly wiU• the peoJll~ · qt the . ~prld. I : ,. S. 'fhe d~nth at the1 il<iili (v. 'tu', 1 l,J? a brier time, th!ft· wid~• \V~ r l Flour I Suonyfield 24'12 lb ....ck 79c lana 24'1. lb. aack 77c Gold Medal 24 '!, lb. And Pillobury sack 911c Flour · Priceo Will All Advance 8 - Buy Now! I warrlu.~ Quaker Maid % lb. OUR OWN TEA I pkr. Dairy Maid 24 TWIN BREAD outKe 9(; loaf I .aoor THAT PLAN S YOUR MEALS FOR A YEAR. _..h 111 • ...,.:~~? .~:.· ~~~~-~!! .-- ........uu, I I 1 For~ n.. p-z·'i"• ...nri.,.. a,. pbnllq no loftpr. for ben ia daD un- aeriou~ly, aU~ an mmw fen ~Vote" lemptiae;,PafdyNLn~.»d m.W fot ..,• .,. dey ol1.h• !' work Friend1, thinkancl eameat1Y· , • I : WIM y, and beware ol falae ' nc1 fi tl • ·· ,a c: boue rumor.. I Your Vote and influence 1 be . 1 d b WI app~c .. e Y 1 •n I Harry E. Gaakdl, Republi.. ei!D for Marshal \ of Schwegman & Roedel ~U mrnty, Ohio. aka." ' ' ; ~8~4~3~1~~~~!;~~~~=====::==:±:;:;:;:;:::;::;:::=:- 0. . , ..... Wi•L thil. book. 'Oiroll' ""~' mula ua b. .. drliihtful v.riny ... con'Klcambiqa. dcuu loc taa ud health. II'• FaBB thie w•k at our .bow: -aM for "'T1M Ffiaideit~~Ke1;toM...I Plan· -··==· ; i ·- ;,:.; ! ! tRIP$0 :::=.:. 2 1arp pk,•. S$MI,"QL£ SUG·AR. 4 Tuoue 2 !,!~~ Pure Cane zsc ' rollo Coa I j I lh•. left In Ont famn, "'lotion. Tb\8 taqlll.V 'w,ent ' to li0ab1' to eeca~ 1 CCont1nueQ from Pare Onel ttoUble, obly to bltve .thell- troiiblet : try under a temporary code. similar. rreatly 11l,~a'rlf4. .When,Sod'll pef,. 1 to action taken la.st week when re-~ p~,e · ro. !~to the wo,rld . ~ , f!seq.,pe , dlf· tall merchants formulated 11. tern- P,~ltlea · tbey &re 'iure ta a0tr8r 1D porary ap-eem.ent. ! L'ODUQu•nce. : · .·• · 1 !l 1 J:n the present battle, Lhe Union ·· 11 , · Na9 ml'• R•tufn , to th• Ul)" demands the right of · mlllsionary .• · · .' • :"' wcrk In the ooal flelds with workers ~ Jud~~ tn. 6-14) ~ · I . i . , I, allowed to join the ranks of 01-gan- Because of the ~utlsement tltlt llzerllabor without tht threat of 1 waa aent upon ~'ft(I;1;GI, : llb.e -r~l¥:~ losin& their jobs, as, well a.!J the i' ~o lefl:lrn t~ her r.ouhtry. T.he ~itr! checkof~ syetem. whereby union pose .01. Ood's tha!lf.I~Jem~ilt . ~• ·to i dues are deducted from the mlners' ! cp.use !hlt ~bJidten! to• retUto ··u-a;tb : pay by the oompnny and paid to the jll!J;n. , , , ! • ,• • . . • • ,, union. When the operators re··\vh6a · the time eame ftli' :Nadttll I fused, both union o.nd non·unlon 1 to a:o, · Jtatb. •nd Orpah aoc~mJIOo1104 1 workers In the western section of he"'. for'· a distance. Thlt ' the state left ther posts. I !Ill~, .t~ut .~etermlned .~ · 1 toftll ttll!m tranklr tbe ttlr~~~~ I I ... NAVY BEANS : ~:~~~ ·I · ... ____ $1 ?S ! Professor I that I I 1 1 • ~ J PRICED TO SEtL QUICK! ; would,<Onli'Qot .G.J~..l't frl'it~ A , PORK and BEANS f1'eslt FREE ~PBttllS• Yellow, Firm . 4lbs. 25c o,anges, Californi~ 2 doz. 43e· I ••• P~teltes, F~ney Elbertas 5 lbs. Wat~r~~Io.ns, Large . . . . . . . . · ·· -,·cilevrort ...,1929···· ~·· - • ''·~·cnevroi:t · 1929 cottpe Ford : ~· · . . 1931 Tudor ..'··". Plymouth.:' . 1931 Sedan ~he\rrolet '1932 . ;:pick Up ' aM 'Vcgetablu C..:hevrolet 1933 (A)u'pe Chevrolet 1932 Coach Chevrolet 1'9:12 , ( .. 25r 43c ,. .. ;i i ~: ' • ;. .. o... '. . l • Pomeroy·Chtvrolet·Co. '' ~. ·/'-"· > ' ..-:--------.-.-.----.. DID YOU EVER STOP to THINK? Did You Ever Stop To Think?::- , B:r EdsoiJ R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma . ,•. JQHN BORG, PUBUSHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING R£CORO, SAYS: ~~ . - ' By Eclaon R. Waite, ShaWnee; Okla. A Chan1e ia taking place day by day in the politics of Amer• ~ , J.4 .~ l!ope tha~ it ia a otep forward, -:~"-:¢_ t, ,..,. - ~~.~. . t1 ~•.,.~ -i ' • ' ;: ' ... • . ,;., ./"'f(/~ -'#W--llllel!n that ~e hay"• ye~•nw~~d ,.poa.$ ide41 .' '. perioclin·1 he ~ement of our political affain. There io far too m.icb, confuaion at preaent for that. "G,rowth ill the law of life and tbio Immutable law applieo al. • ire ~tuaU:r only one jump llft!'tcl of ait &fl>und liltc Mr. !',11icawbilr '1\111,it· · 10 <lilt apd briii!J it in. · :~'•tt:;·f:~t~~~·n~· it ia ~~ref~r!i ~~lte iia;l, b praceaa oi buytDII!ft~ •*'!· ' • dt~~ , pOtaf!llfll. Factions wiD lfOW in numbera and a difference drawn between one faction and another alao will appear penonalambitions and· a .d,.ire by far more people to lead than there are vacancie& for leaden. By thia we by no meaaa impute a lack of patriotism to thoae actift in American politio!a. On the contrary, we are perfectly certain that Joye for their own country and the true undentanding of the neceaaiti-lf ita futUre ia to be prooperous and happyARE IN THE HEARTS OF OUR POLITICIANS NOW MORE THAN THEY HAVE BEEN FOR A LONG TIME. ;t ..., ... ' ' . �. , ~~~~~~--~~~~~ '·' ' ~ . Tfl'l Dt.n.Y TIUB!IIfS-POIII!:ROT, OHIO ,-II> .. 1 ~ ln .NEWS ... J,.ooow ....... ~. ~· 0. Jetta. '"l"~tco'fpa llwf all.,.... ..... lhell' . -....... ltbl>ulb .... ~ lo ... WAR An.noNaU¥ lf!Ltua, hq,.ever esetllent &Dd """",.... Ul u.rm- no wa.-..Uibe pu-od. IIIA'fll!lf.,.. .tqfB&TJIII!IIfl IUU'~Jq4flff11 I c....,... f'llllljloi.~Ja,· l'li!M....... ~ I'• I I - Oll'lu all4 C""ulalloe llefl. C.U f · 'I ---·-------------1. ·~ SUNDAY ttd mat 11n bOme oo B~i Run. •lljmto .::, ~,::;~~ ~ .a!l;'"= . ~,.,;,.,;.r , · SCHOOL • ' Labor ·1 -~- LOCAL WOMAN AND I CHILD HAVE CLOSE w.. AWe t&auclt and 1111. Hattte · . " DEATH ~ ~ )(Jidrod IIWI1n returned to ~·' I' CALL FROM htr home at Parkerabura Thuredly · I Mrs. Prank oeweeee, of oran.t . evenlDI attAI'r a few day• vliJt here ~ ,.,:W:!~ ~~ ~~':''if!:b.*\ 1e-. D~ · L ES S0 N •:• (Continued trDm Pate Onl) "'= try . IICid~ : ' " : . ;ndlbdr l rLI I I ..=. 8 I llfl·· A. & P•.is I Dtllnml BJ C&l'l'ler llbe Week ................ , .. Ollie Kooth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I f'!"!UIIIMU. .... ,.... EdJ&erlaJ Office CaD Ul·t. II VIRGINIA GREGG ~--::-::-=--:­ Phone 582-L ' '. thll mornlnl, #:Lh NO hope ol (, b· t.aintna: DIN pror111ona unlele "'nd Beech stnet.l, wu levereb' Jwith Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Baraot.U • u U.ut•t• or ~o.l ' 1 h~ DJ~portaUon 'WIOI'tt"b return t.o 1:;urned late Wedneada)' when abe I Ind. tamUy. . ' .' 1 •• w..... x...,... u.oa. t.h~lr ,k05. llost. or the cUTa ctor'ftl received a heav.y electric lbocll: Mrl. R. B . Lauahead and. c:lceed down. VETE RANS TQ vohen th e aftemon .session ill open- . 11om an electric ;wire while In tbe Jamea Boudera Yiaittd In Atben1 i· ' ' ·· " •. · . . WIU!. food IU we MEET HERE SUNDAY I !n~est In vet erans or 11.11 wars c.<-t at resculn& her small4aU&hter j ThUJ'Iday "wlth Mtall Claire Ylnor ..,eN<m . ~O(r ~t •; ,ast r.tock.s cf ~5 , ed . I'T< 1m danaer. _. .. . who attended 111ummer achool llt.! •J ot motorist& t' ·I , The wire, It wu .-ta, had been Ohio Unlveratty. 1 RUTH . · I were. ltnnded either \ I An aU-day mee~ln1 ot tbe .• BEESON RITES, SATURDAY unloosed from ita raetenlnp on the ! Merrill Peters teturned Priday l . . ·: . . ~=~h lac:lr. ot fUel or bJ pune· Boutheaatern Ohio Bobaters ASSOO· l Funt!ral. r ites ror Mta. R. B. ~de durJna thq nee.vy wind. and : from a ylsit In YOUlllstown with LUSON TErr....;.auu. 1:1.~lt. \t ~used by tack& JCatured 1n Wtlan of the Bpantsh· American DL>eson Wlll be conducted. Sa.Lurda y clectrical sOOrm' and the .cbild. un· l ller alater. Mra. Ruth OhUds. , ;~l.Pitl'f T~XT.-&.Jov.i, ~.• u• hf' lltreets by strikers. The dnwn-Veterans. will be held In Mid· afternoon at three o'c lock from the m! l•dftll of the d&niJet, became I w. E. Bryan lett Thursday even·\IOM •n• al)oot~er : :tol' lon t• or 'Go4; j town stctlon .or Havana was vlrdll!port at. the Ma110n1c Temple au- r{'Sidence, comer of Pearl a nd Lo- l'nt~ngled" ln it. kr!l . DeWeese, tn In& for Wa&blnston, D. 0 . on bu!ll· , ~n« •v.ry un .. tbl.('lot•tb :l• hrn °~ 1 tuDily dcsertfa. altorltun SUlltday Auaust 8th it luw cwst Street.s. with Rev. C. H. E;lch- her eflort to rescut" t.he daUihter. r.ess.. ~g;:',J~ 0~~~ 0~·! 0hi,: :T~ --------~n apnounced. mger or Circleville, . form er pMtor g.asped t;he wlriJ: and u. was aald . Arnold Bennett and Ed Lewis 'hl•n4L q ~ CHURCH OF THE NAZAJtENE 1 .'111• meeting wm beiin at 11.. L'l t he -Heat h M. E. Church of Mld· l hllt had It not beta for • tele- i were expected to return Prlday . · l'UMtOR' TOPtC-Ht..t~ th• ·t.oY&I. ' DJor::nlna sesilon for members or tpe c!leport , otnciatl.ng. The MTVJces ph one colnpany employee nearbY•. from Granville, 0 ., where they I IN'rEl\MBDI,&TE AND 8ENIOJt c. P. s .....- . . . . . . 8JTIM!ale &llldc1a:tion Qnly while the .. fter- 1 will ~ ln . charge of Evangelln<' :;he would ha.Ve been electrocuted spent the put several da.ys attend- 'I'OPic-Ruth tb• Lonl. ~ ~on. wblch is scheduled to Chapter, Eastern Btal". \\lt.hln a short time. Pn1 the Ohio Baptist Assembly 1 T YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADOin' Bunday sehool t :ao A. M. bQin at 1 o'clock Will be open for Interment wm be made in the The chHd, tt wu reported, escap- which was held on Dennison Unl- l ft~f~c-Th• M•uq• of th• Booll: 0 ~ MomlllJ wonhlp 10 :30 A. M. all veteraba of foreiJn wars ' lll.id Hill ceme,tery In charge of Raw- cd serious bums although tbe "E"ralty campU!I. · __ · 1 N. Y. P . B. 8:15 P. Jl. their families. ~ speaket1J have ll ngs. :uother was bUt1led and seared le1'· j ROSB Peters ntumed Prld&y : Jn order t o irAIP the material tan- . Evtnlelilltlo service 7:30 P M. been obtained, n. wa11 announced, erely as a result or the electric cur ~ i from two weelts business vlslt , (n , talned In tbti a~ubject there unU!t be 1 Prt.~er meeUn& Wed. 7:30 P. M. and a varied PrOjt&m of Interest UEAT. VJL'TJM RECOVERING rrnt. Columbus. ' Bwevt tnto view the whole boot of Bl atudy PrJ. 7:30 P. M. '!Jll be ~nted d~ th~ . day. Samp Roy, who wu overcome by -Lewla Sauer and Richard Sauer ! Ru'tt• The 1 00 1t Spanllh.·Amerlcan veterans ._,_ ~wat, Thursday afternoon, was r e- : Mrs. o . Boddy snd .Jack Waiktns were bualness visitors in Colwnbus j otz'.d tbl~ ~888 co~~tli t~ nco,&many oounttea ln Southeastern ported slightly Improved Friday will IJ~turn to their home at Ontario . 'rhunday. an gne . e ook 1 MY APPEAL ON AUG 8 Ob!o are plannin(l: to attend In morning althoU&h confined to bed canada, &.turday after a v~t here Mr. and Mr!l. Otto PhJUipl!l ot c 0 .. 1 tt~t le&aon text. However, rot co~ . • li.rae nwnbers, thOle in chara:e of (It h is home on Orav~l Hill.' Mr. with M~. A. ·J, Beaver and tamUy. llumbus are vlaJtina: with Mr. and ~D~ence the les110n text wh.lcb ll te 1933 tlle Pl'08:f&m believe, and the affair Roy was stricken at about 2 o'clock Mrs. Victor Sponagle is uported Mn. William Folden. be,.prlntet) hu beeu conOned to tb• · ~~ -our~- pbattcl. 11, . . . .. . .., , _ ~ I, l.111. ~ 1JUIJ .,ad .,. or -- J - ' ..\OIIIN'. 'I' 1 t mploymen t at Lhe HoliiJon' Yat4l. \ HW from IIYeral da)'llllDtll due to~ LJr 0 . A. Poindexter adml.nJ.st.ered. ptomatne polsonlns. llJU 1.,0 Lhc atrlcken man. Mn. W. R. Me81htmler tB f$01'· ntiDAY. Al10t18T • • 1111 l TUl ftAfLY . TRflf· . .'.....,....·R 'o ".¢... .. •.....,.._...,..lop<. Pfl"'" .. r-...____,__~P_u_I_Hn -'•- H _l_l" _._u_t------_.:;,.of '4t ~ ..... U. AeL at I ;· DAJLY 'l'BIIJD1r& 1 IC>W&ROT, 0B10. ·tOO% .15 .ftO ODe Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f .OO With Preaident ROOaevelt. We are puttina his prccr•m into ef· fed NOW. . 1 I 1 * llr••;p~e~elil!:d:to:•:':":•:et:eo:nsld:::":•:b:le~1~h~u~rs;d~ay~a;lte~m~o~on~~w~h~ !le--~~~~~at~h~l,~lm~)ll~cw~l~no~a~l=h~e~r:l>o§m~e~on; ' ;o;r;•lve~l' Elt Mrs. Mollie Mrs. I· lit:~ 8-19. . --·---·-- -·----·__... _,.. _ ___ Nobles andWU11ams dauahter and of Oalll· 1. OOap.ter, Ruth'• verse• r .onn•ctlon poll& were recent guests of Mrs.(, Jewl•h Nation u ;l-ltn. l With tht· , . 1 Fannie Mayes. ' t. '!'he liOjourn ln Moab (n 1·81) VIrginia and Detty Kee!ey of • · • Oha.rleeton who hB.vt been visiting 1 OD_11ceuum of famine. ln. ~thleb~ lt.ere Wltll Mrs. Foster Reed and I of .... JutJea Ellmelech WI~~ ,Naom1, family since the fi!'Bt of the week hill wife, and their tWo IOna · .&will return to their home saturday: jO~ue~ ln the land;. DurJJ~a · tb!J Mn. Reed and son Charles wiU ac- ! aoj(lurn Ellmelecb dl~ lt~vloti N~f• company them . Charles Reed will o~l, tbe wldo:w, to care tor· two tartmaln for a visit. tlltrleu 11ooa. · ; : ! Mra. W.Elizabeth H. Juhllngreturned aod daua:hter ar tbe two ap 0 ~ Kathryn Thurs 1 "_,2. r'the . lia;v from a. few daya vlslt at Hunt- : (v . .4). Dorlnl" the aojou~ tbe_,t~o lnlflOn and Ashland, Ky. 1sona tel~ in "love wftli. and mam~ Rev. and Mrs. F. c . Kreag('r r~-Jltoa~ttt~l!\h women quaed Orp"ah ~~ ~urned Friday from a visit at Con- 1 ~:uth. , For God'' chollell · peopl~ neaut, 0., with their Kranddnugh·l e!en to soJoum In tbe Wort~ eJ:i ter of Tulaa, Oklahoma, who L6 J>O,I!I'thPtn to the Uhllhoo~ at Intervisiting there. ; I•Ulrrllt¥e nf the mem~rs of thf ra~ 1 lly wiU• the peoJll~ · qt the . ~prld. I : ,. S. 'fhe d~nth at the1 il<iili (v. 'tu', 1 l,J? a brier time, th!ft· wid~• \V~ r l Flour I Suonyfield 24'12 lb ....ck 79c lana 24'1. lb. aack 77c Gold Medal 24 '!, lb. And Pillobury sack 911c Flour · Priceo Will All Advance 8 - Buy Now! I warrlu.~ Quaker Maid % lb. OUR OWN TEA I pkr. Dairy Maid 24 TWIN BREAD outKe 9(; loaf I .aoor THAT PLAN S YOUR MEALS FOR A YEAR. _..h 111 • ...,.:~~? .~:.· ~~~~-~!! .-- ........uu, I I 1 For~ n.. p-z·'i"• ...nri.,.. a,. pbnllq no loftpr. for ben ia daD un- aeriou~ly, aU~ an mmw fen ~Vote" lemptiae;,PafdyNLn~.»d m.W fot ..,• .,. dey ol1.h• !' work Friend1, thinkancl eameat1Y· , • I : WIM y, and beware ol falae ' nc1 fi tl • ·· ,a c: boue rumor.. I Your Vote and influence 1 be . 1 d b WI app~c .. e Y 1 •n I Harry E. Gaakdl, Republi.. ei!D for Marshal \ of Schwegman & Roedel ~U mrnty, Ohio. aka." ' ' ; ~8~4~3~1~~~~!;~~~~=====::==:±:;:;:;:;:::;::;:::=:- 0. . , ..... Wi•L thil. book. 'Oiroll' ""~' mula ua b. .. drliihtful v.riny ... con'Klcambiqa. dcuu loc taa ud health. II'• FaBB thie w•k at our .bow: -aM for "'T1M Ffiaideit~~Ke1;toM...I Plan· -··==· ; i ·- ;,:.; ! ! tRIP$0 :::=.:. 2 1arp pk,•. S$MI,"QL£ SUG·AR. 4 Tuoue 2 !,!~~ Pure Cane zsc ' rollo Coa I j I lh•. left In Ont famn, "'lotion. Tb\8 taqlll.V 'w,ent ' to li0ab1' to eeca~ 1 CCont1nueQ from Pare Onel ttoUble, obly to bltve .thell- troiiblet : try under a temporary code. similar. rreatly 11l,~a'rlf4. .When,Sod'll pef,. 1 to action taken la.st week when re-~ p~,e · ro. !~to the wo,rld . ~ , f!seq.,pe , dlf· tall merchants formulated 11. tern- P,~ltlea · tbey &re 'iure ta a0tr8r 1D porary ap-eem.ent. ! L'ODUQu•nce. : · .·• · 1 !l 1 J:n the present battle, Lhe Union ·· 11 , · Na9 ml'• R•tufn , to th• Ul)" demands the right of · mlllsionary .• · · .' • :"' wcrk In the ooal flelds with workers ~ Jud~~ tn. 6-14) ~ · I . i . , I, allowed to join the ranks of 01-gan- Because of the ~utlsement tltlt llzerllabor without tht threat of 1 waa aent upon ~'ft(I;1;GI, : llb.e -r~l¥:~ losin& their jobs, as, well a.!J the i' ~o lefl:lrn t~ her r.ouhtry. T.he ~itr! checkof~ syetem. whereby union pose .01. Ood's tha!lf.I~Jem~ilt . ~• ·to i dues are deducted from the mlners' ! cp.use !hlt ~bJidten! to• retUto ··u-a;tb : pay by the oompnny and paid to the jll!J;n. , , , ! • ,• • . . • • ,, union. When the operators re··\vh6a · the time eame ftli' :Nadttll I fused, both union o.nd non·unlon 1 to a:o, · Jtatb. •nd Orpah aoc~mJIOo1104 1 workers In the western section of he"'. for'· a distance. Thlt ' the state left ther posts. I !Ill~, .t~ut .~etermlned .~ · 1 toftll ttll!m tranklr tbe ttlr~~~~ I I ... NAVY BEANS : ~:~~~ ·I · ... ____ $1 ?S ! Professor I that I I 1 1 • ~ J PRICED TO SEtL QUICK! ; would,<Onli'Qot .G.J~..l't frl'it~ A , PORK and BEANS f1'eslt FREE ~PBttllS• Yellow, Firm . 4lbs. 25c o,anges, Californi~ 2 doz. 43e· I ••• P~teltes, F~ney Elbertas 5 lbs. Wat~r~~Io.ns, Large . . . . . . . . · ·· -,·cilevrort ...,1929···· ~·· - • ''·~·cnevroi:t · 1929 cottpe Ford : ~· · . . 1931 Tudor ..'··". Plymouth.:' . 1931 Sedan ~he\rrolet '1932 . ;:pick Up ' aM 'Vcgetablu C..:hevrolet 1933 (A)u'pe Chevrolet 1932 Coach Chevrolet 1'9:12 , ( .. 25r 43c ,. .. ;i i ~: ' • ;. .. o... '. . l • Pomeroy·Chtvrolet·Co. '' ~. ·/'-"· > ' ..-:--------.-.-.----.. DID YOU EVER STOP to THINK? Did You Ever Stop To Think?::- , B:r EdsoiJ R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma . ,•. JQHN BORG, PUBUSHER OF THE HACKENSACK (N.J.) BERGEN EVENING R£CORO, SAYS: ~~ . - ' By Eclaon R. Waite, ShaWnee; Okla. A Chan1e ia taking place day by day in the politics of Amer• ~ , J.4 .~ l!ope tha~ it ia a otep forward, -:~"-:¢_ t, ,..,. - ~~.~. . t1 ~•.,.~ -i ' • ' ;: ' ... • . ,;., ./"'f(/~ -'#W--llllel!n that ~e hay"• ye~•nw~~d ,.poa.$ ide41 .' '. perioclin·1 he ~ement of our political affain. There io far too m.icb, confuaion at preaent for that. "G,rowth ill the law of life and tbio Immutable law applieo al. • ire ~tuaU:r only one jump llft!'tcl of ait &fl>und liltc Mr. !',11icawbilr '1\111,it· · 10 <lilt apd briii!J it in. · :~'•tt:;·f:~t~~~·n~· it ia ~~ref~r!i ~~lte iia;l, b praceaa oi buytDII!ft~ •*'!· ' • dt~~ , pOtaf!llfll. Factions wiD lfOW in numbera and a difference drawn between one faction and another alao will appear penonalambitions and· a .d,.ire by far more people to lead than there are vacancie& for leaden. By thia we by no meaaa impute a lack of patriotism to thoae actift in American politio!a. On the contrary, we are perfectly certain that Joye for their own country and the true undentanding of the neceaaiti-lf ita futUre ia to be prooperous and happyARE IN THE HEARTS OF OUR POLITICIANS NOW MORE THAN THEY HAVE BEEN FOR A LONG TIME. ;t ..., ... ' ' . �.. ..#,' ' ' ' ' :· puTs · !!I'd wlt.e, John iOn-"" lbl ., Aih,... Sljl>· I l .. .' • . 5. ~COHIMG .RUNS If lEW lUHK[HS. ., ' . "~ 1 ,- ' I AM~RWAN Ea,tate 'The Work of' the Church." sa.Uafy claim. "" Oftlce. BooLon . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4 · Bt. Louts ..... ..... ,39 Ohio State Fair Viaitora Rochester . . . . . .. . . 66 . Baltimore Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . Montreal . . . . . . . . . Ho~e; _ r,os~;, Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . 4rrnt ·of aeveft men, eilmaxin'c an 8-mon!JLI tnvestlaatloti o:f ,Fed~ Buffalo . . . . . . era! ugente under the dit'eetioncf HarryJ. Anabftl'lr, U, S. Coromi~tuoner Jursey City . , "' lJSBO GAS 1'0 MAKE PmJr · keys Oldo. i5 t!>:pectcd to etin\fn.ate the ilJ9«a'l pr&ctfc;e Df).UBLE Sl.51 Room. eorf~ ,- ,-n ~t~;ts and · ;::~~~ I ,..-games behind U1q Shop. fl&id time. time fllt1h9f on leJ,ther tor cause, to ttrap oe"" "aci cburoll. Qwn• ~ er Inquire &I ll&llJ Trlbuno of11,. and PI' ,.,. &d. e-a-tr 62 53 53 67 . which nrc . no~ ~~~~~ ~~--~- d"rs ~--·-the ·ln~t~~ do~,,;.;d I YESTERDAl'"S 65 62 fJ8 55 54 47 M 57 5'J 63 64 86 69 . Harrl8 were the delei&tes to arranse for tne Lebanon Sunday school COD,• \'entlon at MOr4C Cbapel Tuellday evenlnr. The conventtop will be held at the M. E. Chapel at Great Bend Aua:. 13. 'I'here wlll be a basket dinner and good speakers wUI bf> there. · MO .633 m1 .419 .4tr.l .45(1 .403 Rt:ISULT8 AMERICAN ASSOCI!\nON Columbw; 5; Mtlwaukee 3. ColumbuB D; Milwaukee '1. [(ansas City at Toledo <raht). Minneapolis at lndtano.pol.l.s, rain. St. P&ul 2: Louisville 1 tiD Inn.) Baseball! Sena.t.ol's, who the Brown&, 1 t.o 2. Mel H~~rder dld tr\mmed the Red Sox ye.Stetday, 8 the throwing !or the wlnn:::J">. NATIONAL LEAGUE to 4. Other games were poal-I>Glwct . Chicago 2; Oinclnnatl 1. St. Louis 4; Pittsburgh 1 ctl hmGrove's periotma.nce overshadow· ilJg&, l'&.ln.) ed a brllllant. effort b)' uncle Tom B06ton 3: Brooklyn U. Zacluiry of the Braves, who held New York at Phtla.dclphla <thn!ntthe BrOOklyn Dodgers t-o two hits l:ntug weather J. and ljlli\pked Utem S Lo D. lie pitchBY Iuternattonal News Scl'v1cc ed t.o only 29· bat~n. At Pat.teroon. N. J.-Eddlc (Kirtl AMEitlt::I.N Lt:AGUt; The Cubs ladvanccd to wlthln one More, BridiJeport., Conn.. stopped C levela.nd 7; St. Louis :! . game of the second plli.ce Ptrat.e& Johnny O'Keefe. Oarflcld, N. J., Philadelphia 1'; New York o. by n:osl,ng ou~ Cincinnati. 2 to 1, on (10). Washington B; BoHton 4. Manager Charley Orbnm's first At Wllm1naton 1 Del.~oc SmallChicago at Detroit <wet ll'OWldsJ homer of the year. The wallop wood. WllmloKton, won decision broke a mound duj}l between Ouy o\!er Jimmy Bmitllt New York HOL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Bush and l'?'aul Derringer. Newark 4:; Montrea-l 3. With ~Jtrike-out kllll Dizzy Oea.n TOl'onto at Baltimore frain), on the mound, U1c Oartlina.lB dcrea.tNewark 9; Montreal 3 (6 Inntngs ed Pittsburgh again, 4 to 1, ~ a rain.) · With The .,Wreotlera game held to six lpnlngs by rain. The Oards scored all Lhoh· rWls By IntcrnaLional New~:~ Service G.\MES TODAY off Bill Swift In the last tWo innlng.'i. At 'New York-Dick Shlka.t. Ph!la"Bad NCW5'' Hale, Cleveland deJphla. won ctecJ.tlon over Dick AMERICAN ASSOt.U'flON R~.:ol:lc, walloPed hi1:1 ' fourt.h homer DavlSfloUrt., Oall'fornla. Milwaukee at Colwnbw;. lnl&'ht !PJ,mel . St. Paul at Loulsvlllo. KansaM' City M.t Toledo. lt'filliabt game). Minaea.PQU$ at Iudla.napolts. Marietta -VII-- FIGHT RESULTS 8, A. McCullo\llh ProbatO Judie. fqr ltmt Left Out Cheater At Ches&er BaD Park SUNDAY 2:30 p , M. Admioaion 15 Cent• Oraad Stapd 5 lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester at Albany. Qo yo~ k'nQw w~y •hf , a1n't welcam.,l .She, h,•rt~, ~ldn't\ ijolltoo)! ot !11;118 In« hor[4ee, at : in&'l." eoniJt\tUtcs a dark b1ot on tile "Sport Mra. Artbur Orr ·visfl.ed Smlt./'. al ._ Golllpoll.o or any ~UNIJ - of Narcotlcl, at .A:rlington Park. Ch1cqo! tiae focuaed the nationllepotlight upon the c,rooked method!! emploJea by f. nation-wide 1yndlcate.ot gamblers to 11 fix" raCes b'y "dopilig' ho.rses. Xlt~oujh the &t:.JUtcd men; one of whom is Iyan Parke, ence -" Je~d1~1 AmerJCI,JI jockey1 !-re cha.rced. onl~· with po11sess~ni narcotic B, tbe reve\&tio~ tollo~~nl Feaeral action !lOOMS, SINGLE ..... Dlni~J . 36 38 t9 53 INTEKNA'J'IONAL LEAGUE Club Won Lost Pet. Newurk . . . . . . . .. .. 72 49 .695 LoDe ad tlill sts. Columb.-~ 8-3-3t 5I CHV&CU OF CHRIST ;t'l"N L Gudller. Pastor. Middleport. t:16 Untried service. sermon sub· Coraer Bherttr•s til Chtcaao . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Detroit 47 HOTEL COLIJMBUS lnllutre 63 00 Wed 7:10 P. M. llldweek aervlce. 81QP • .,.. FOR 8Al&-One ili27 Model Cadillac: · Ftve P=:s&enrer Cot.ch to Won Lo&t Waahingt.on New York . . . . . .. . PhUadelphia. . . . CleveiJ.nd .. , . . t:SO Benlce o1 wonhlp and or 1n1n1 1f!lble clfu 8tudJ. Sennon aubJe<:L For ~at., MPc. LEAGUE Olub V l l l l - OF Vll,lli~T "--IOIt J. lloed. Mlollter Montre&l &t Newark. Buffalo at Jc1·scy City Toronto at Baltimore. ctwo gamea). l,ba~ ~·~~l!tl. t~o tcdal fault no on• fDrgiw1, was the r•o•on. Yet n;o on• need ha'le halltosl1. Gargling with Usterlne instantly d•atrayt mouth odors. and checks lnfec· 'tjon. Ute it daily. ~•ce:nt teat; AMERICAN LEAGUE l how that Llsterine promptly qyercome• odors ordincuyantlseptics c~n't hide in 4 day1. lambert ,'harmC1cal Company, St. l.oulo, Mo., U.S. A. · Coud tnreet. Over Snrli!l'• Drq S~e Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma I i1~ ! 1. ~ I I 'i Ol1n DUTRA ' l I I' I I '!' ...., ,.;, :) '. . i ' • , ,, '~- ; ' • ' ' : •\' Vt~t. �.. ..#,' ' ' ' ' :· puTs · !!I'd wlt.e, John iOn-"" lbl ., Aih,... Sljl>· I l .. .' • . 5. ~COHIMG .RUNS If lEW lUHK[HS. ., ' . "~ 1 ,- ' I AM~RWAN Ea,tate 'The Work of' the Church." sa.Uafy claim. "" Oftlce. BooLon . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4 · Bt. Louts ..... ..... ,39 Ohio State Fair Viaitora Rochester . . . . . .. . . 66 . Baltimore Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . Montreal . . . . . . . . . Ho~e; _ r,os~;, Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . 4rrnt ·of aeveft men, eilmaxin'c an 8-mon!JLI tnvestlaatloti o:f ,Fed~ Buffalo . . . . . . era! ugente under the dit'eetioncf HarryJ. Anabftl'lr, U, S. Coromi~tuoner Jursey City . , "' lJSBO GAS 1'0 MAKE PmJr · keys Oldo. i5 t!>:pectcd to etin\fn.ate the ilJ9«a'l pr&ctfc;e Df).UBLE Sl.51 Room. eorf~ ,- ,-n ~t~;ts and · ;::~~~ I ,..-games behind U1q Shop. fl&id time. time fllt1h9f on leJ,ther tor cause, to ttrap oe"" "aci cburoll. Qwn• ~ er Inquire &I ll&llJ Trlbuno of11,. and PI' ,.,. &d. e-a-tr 62 53 53 67 . which nrc . no~ ~~~~~ ~~--~- d"rs ~--·-the ·ln~t~~ do~,,;.;d I YESTERDAl'"S 65 62 fJ8 55 54 47 M 57 5'J 63 64 86 69 . Harrl8 were the delei&tes to arranse for tne Lebanon Sunday school COD,• \'entlon at MOr4C Cbapel Tuellday evenlnr. The conventtop will be held at the M. E. Chapel at Great Bend Aua:. 13. 'I'here wlll be a basket dinner and good speakers wUI bf> there. · MO .633 m1 .419 .4tr.l .45(1 .403 Rt:ISULT8 AMERICAN ASSOCI!\nON Columbw; 5; Mtlwaukee 3. ColumbuB D; Milwaukee '1. [(ansas City at Toledo <raht). Minneapolis at lndtano.pol.l.s, rain. St. P&ul 2: Louisville 1 tiD Inn.) Baseball! Sena.t.ol's, who the Brown&, 1 t.o 2. Mel H~~rder dld tr\mmed the Red Sox ye.Stetday, 8 the throwing !or the wlnn:::J">. NATIONAL LEAGUE to 4. Other games were poal-I>Glwct . Chicago 2; Oinclnnatl 1. St. Louis 4; Pittsburgh 1 ctl hmGrove's periotma.nce overshadow· ilJg&, l'&.ln.) ed a brllllant. effort b)' uncle Tom B06ton 3: Brooklyn U. Zacluiry of the Braves, who held New York at Phtla.dclphla <thn!ntthe BrOOklyn Dodgers t-o two hits l:ntug weather J. and ljlli\pked Utem S Lo D. lie pitchBY Iuternattonal News Scl'v1cc ed t.o only 29· bat~n. At Pat.teroon. N. J.-Eddlc (Kirtl AMEitlt::I.N Lt:AGUt; The Cubs ladvanccd to wlthln one More, BridiJeport., Conn.. stopped C levela.nd 7; St. Louis :! . game of the second plli.ce Ptrat.e& Johnny O'Keefe. Oarflcld, N. J., Philadelphia 1'; New York o. by n:osl,ng ou~ Cincinnati. 2 to 1, on (10). Washington B; BoHton 4. Manager Charley Orbnm's first At Wllm1naton 1 Del.~oc SmallChicago at Detroit <wet ll'OWldsJ homer of the year. The wallop wood. WllmloKton, won decision broke a mound duj}l between Ouy o\!er Jimmy Bmitllt New York HOL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Bush and l'?'aul Derringer. Newark 4:; Montrea-l 3. With ~Jtrike-out kllll Dizzy Oea.n TOl'onto at Baltimore frain), on the mound, U1c Oartlina.lB dcrea.tNewark 9; Montreal 3 (6 Inntngs ed Pittsburgh again, 4 to 1, ~ a rain.) · With The .,Wreotlera game held to six lpnlngs by rain. The Oards scored all Lhoh· rWls By IntcrnaLional New~:~ Service G.\MES TODAY off Bill Swift In the last tWo innlng.'i. At 'New York-Dick Shlka.t. Ph!la"Bad NCW5'' Hale, Cleveland deJphla. won ctecJ.tlon over Dick AMERICAN ASSOt.U'flON R~.:ol:lc, walloPed hi1:1 ' fourt.h homer DavlSfloUrt., Oall'fornla. Milwaukee at Colwnbw;. lnl&'ht !PJ,mel . St. Paul at Loulsvlllo. KansaM' City M.t Toledo. lt'filliabt game). Minaea.PQU$ at Iudla.napolts. Marietta -VII-- FIGHT RESULTS 8, A. McCullo\llh ProbatO Judie. fqr ltmt Left Out Cheater At Ches&er BaD Park SUNDAY 2:30 p , M. Admioaion 15 Cent• Oraad Stapd 5 lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester at Albany. Qo yo~ k'nQw w~y •hf , a1n't welcam.,l .She, h,•rt~, ~ldn't\ ijolltoo)! ot !11;118 In« hor[4ee, at : in&'l." eoniJt\tUtcs a dark b1ot on tile "Sport Mra. Artbur Orr ·visfl.ed Smlt./'. al ._ Golllpoll.o or any ~UNIJ - of Narcotlcl, at .A:rlington Park. Ch1cqo! tiae focuaed the nationllepotlight upon the c,rooked method!! emploJea by f. nation-wide 1yndlcate.ot gamblers to 11 fix" raCes b'y "dopilig' ho.rses. Xlt~oujh the &t:.JUtcd men; one of whom is Iyan Parke, ence -" Je~d1~1 AmerJCI,JI jockey1 !-re cha.rced. onl~· with po11sess~ni narcotic B, tbe reve\&tio~ tollo~~nl Feaeral action !lOOMS, SINGLE ..... Dlni~J . 36 38 t9 53 INTEKNA'J'IONAL LEAGUE Club Won Lost Pet. Newurk . . . . . . . .. .. 72 49 .695 LoDe ad tlill sts. Columb.-~ 8-3-3t 5I CHV&CU OF CHRIST ;t'l"N L Gudller. Pastor. Middleport. t:16 Untried service. sermon sub· Coraer Bherttr•s til Chtcaao . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Detroit 47 HOTEL COLIJMBUS lnllutre 63 00 Wed 7:10 P. M. llldweek aervlce. 81QP • .,.. FOR 8Al&-One ili27 Model Cadillac: · Ftve P=:s&enrer Cot.ch to Won Lo&t Waahingt.on New York . . . . . .. . PhUadelphia. . . . CleveiJ.nd .. , . . t:SO Benlce o1 wonhlp and or 1n1n1 1f!lble clfu 8tudJ. Sennon aubJe<:L For ~at., MPc. LEAGUE Olub V l l l l - OF Vll,lli~T "--IOIt J. lloed. Mlollter Montre&l &t Newark. Buffalo at Jc1·scy City Toronto at Baltimore. ctwo gamea). l,ba~ ~·~~l!tl. t~o tcdal fault no on• fDrgiw1, was the r•o•on. Yet n;o on• need ha'le halltosl1. Gargling with Usterlne instantly d•atrayt mouth odors. and checks lnfec· 'tjon. Ute it daily. ~•ce:nt teat; AMERICAN LEAGUE l how that Llsterine promptly qyercome• odors ordincuyantlseptics c~n't hide in 4 day1. lambert ,'harmC1cal Company, St. l.oulo, Mo., U.S. A. · Coud tnreet. Over Snrli!l'• Drq S~e Did You Ever Stop To Think? By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma I i1~ ! 1. ~ I I 'i Ol1n DUTRA ' l I I' I I '!' ...., ,.;, :) '. . i ' • , ,, '~- ; ' • ' ' : •\' Vt~t. �' ' ' ·.1 , ',. I ·Kidnaper in Death CeO 'Yust Lady" Does Her Part READERS' NOTICE - If the News omee of The Tribune, call 236-L; If the Office ask for 202·R. 'WEATHER FORECAST- and We& VlrllDl&-P&lr ~-, ..,. Sullday. Wann.,. Sullday """ In · " ---:Ohio poruon tonlfht. -·- LEASED WJRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. Jt1 It It'a Newa n".s In The Tribune NEW YORK ~Ult POLICE CI.U&BED ~y MilK STRIKE Attempt Fails fRENCH AVIAURS SHK NEW l~NC I mSHNCE HEC~RO - HICKORY CHAPEL Mr. and 14m earp Slayton, Mr. a1,1d Mrs. L. 0 . MeCullouch v.l!lted Mr. and Mrs. SCOtt McDaniel, Bun· dey. Harold !.ove ol Hunttngtor $t}'.mt thE~ week end with his par, enta, Mr. and Mrs. Harty li.Jve. Mra. Elaie Powler abd children VIsited ber »arentl, Mr. and N'~ George Oerlacb aDd. family "' Le· tnrt. SundaJ. · Oeraldtne Casto spent the week end wtth Lydia Wallace at Sane:! Hill. Ml". and Mrs. Roy Rlftle and Mrs. Usmle Rim -.: vi!l.ted Mr:;. Ma.::-y SW!Sher nnd ramny, Friday e"en· lni. ===--==-= Nlgbt BAll. TON I G H T! \ f Carrier 16 Cents-By Mail " ·00 ,. Leave Bennett Airport For Europe For Turk· ey Or Pereia --· ' HEAD FOR IRELAND W eatber C:.unditions For Journey Reported Aa Ideal I IFactiono In- Coal LieutenantC;;mmander l Settle Hu Narrow Eocape Mob Of Farm"" And - I 1 - IN LANDING I Ia In Air Only 20 Minu· ' t~a When Valve Caua· ~~ble New York, Alii. 5-IN8-MaurWe · Rossi a.nd Paul Codos. daring French flyers, bopped Oft frol\'l Floyd Bennett l!'lekl at 4:41 o'clock lEST> this morning on a long dlstn nee ftJJht act'088 the Atlantic. · Seeking to break the world's dlatanoe flight record, the two :henchmen planned. to fly t.o Turkey or Perai& withou.t a stop. They sot their hu,e plane with """ er.ormout load or iiLSOllne lnto tt.e a.lr W!thOut dtmeulty after t. 41.100-foot run and turned out over the sea to race a crimson sky. Codos, wearing a white tlylng suit, was at the controls as the fty- Oamft Called at a:lMI. At Mlddl&port H11h School Grbudl Admiaoion Sc and 1Oc crll waved ioodbye to a smnll erowo1 1 ol speetatonr.. RosSI, who wore a. blue suit, 5houted hls coodbyes In Freneh. • I The fliers pla,med to hJt straigM Commander 'f. G. W. Settle examining the gondola up the Atlantic coast, they said, IUl r.t the ~trntosph e re ballnon in which he had hoped to far a:; Newfoundland, cuttllll out to sea at that pmut and heading rr.ake a record ascent from Soldier Field, Chicago. He ror the southern tip or Ireland. f d h ft h. f 1 Their course will take them over wns orced own, owever, a er reac mg a 1>000 oot a. I ~irst::m:t e~~ P;:~chTh~~P{t!\~ ~ ~tu~-~--~~~~--~ ~·~~~~-~~~~~- --~--· to;;::::;y~'d!,;~l.b.~~lk,.:""~e~T: . Five Arrested As 1Dublin aula and then over Asla eastward .. ,.,. .. th•" rue1 wm .."'them. ° Speciolofw ..,a•· 19C 23c 17c l9c 12c 1.. ' ,'MIN'S SUITS llc ...... ,.29c: '>l lb. r:an ll k:JC. 2 · · '~~: 25~ \' OJot.hes:·AnN .... t ' Sea VIew 2 Rei'. '19 · I Oma Gea Drrm4 Cllr ~ ( · a p k & Be Clm• F••m 25 , . or (, . ana , .. ct~.ns C 2!tc BJ$QUICK FLOUR ••• 35c 25c ~~~~~~;:;:! Ice Cream Salt ~:."· J;<JUDAY and •tu.TIJRJJoAV ,' - - - - Holly T Qmatoes pkp. l-Ib. ·, ; 8pfoMa.l8 tR.Y~ ' Full Pint ' I · ..Bottle ... 45c !PENN THRifT ' ··. Motol' 011. 3 GiLl. fia.n Ruushlne TrtHUIUI'fl wnrers e l,{ib1 .;:) ;;P¥' ·... t, ,, Fn.ah -- l~an 1\nd. M<"nty to .. lb. r'?~O r• Pork Roll Wf;l.fln' Sliced ldea.l tor Lunchl'on Boiled HIIIII Ho!f oo· Wholu Bllced, lb. , plcg. Pr('tzel•, per lb. $1.04 3 Wafer . .. ttnat account or c. o. Amll>m,lllld Jua.rdtan of Elma 8teW¥t, an Insane per60D. : : First and tJnal account or cora 11. Robe-rta, admlnlstmtrbc or tbe ea.. tate or WUHam Batey, de~osed. Flnt and final aceount of WUJr.. lam H. EWinr, ndmtnletrator ot the e.<.tate of Amanda Roush, deceased. Seeond account of W. J. Krider, asa18nee of BenJamin H . Cl'088. Aooounts wUI be heard AUaust 24 1933, • -CUURCH OF THE NAZARENE C,P.S-Pulow, ......._ Sunday school 1:80 A, M. Momlnlf WOr4b:lp lO:SO A, M. N, :f. P. 8. 8:30 P. M. Evi!Jllellstlc service 'l:SO P. M. Prayer meett:n'l Thurs. 'I:SO P. u:: 18C . _,. t:LECTIUC The•tre TEENY,. 1WIST ~ •• At the MEA'f JlEPT, ·l•, market steady; steen 900-100 good 600-I'J6; steers 900-1100 medium 6NI-560; eteets 900-1100 oommO!l f.50-4'lfi; steers UU0-1300 iood 5150QO: atflera llCXJ-1800 medium S2551MJ; heilers 700-UKIO iood 42&-476; better• '700-1000 medium 400-425' ~wa IOOd 225-350; cow•, commoh Treuure WAFERS 1 '~ ' Pl'l'T8BURQB LTVISTOCK Aur. 4-INB-Cattle reoelptl 20: 19C 10c 17'c . I fl Down . I 17c --Baited '"· Sc Sc '"· 19c 25c lb. lb. Malted Milk 2 '""·23c .. 4 lb~. 19C p eachel T'"'"'"'' Fli.ncy Elbf'rta Sweet Potatoea 4 '"'· 25c ALL STRAW HATS ONE·THIRD OFF MEN'S SUMMER SUITS Tropical worste.tls and Linens reduced to ,.95 Save on Men's Dress TroU&ers, Seersuckers, Neckwear, hosiery, pajamas, Shirts ~d etc., all at spl'ieial low prices during this sale. "THE EAGLE THE SAVE ON BOYS SUITS Two Kni<ik~rs, and Vest Aies'7 to 13 $4.75 Take care of his . needs for oohool wear during this semiannual Sale. Wool Knickers, Wash Knickers, Long Trom1· ers, Shirts, Blouses, et.c., all at big reductions. IAIII,-er Cake '''·2·s' 't .. ~B. ·. Sandwich Buns Do• Small Wiener• Good8·.- Many in year around weightl, some of our better •l"ade included. SAVE WHILE YOU C~-THE DAY OF:.LOW PRICES WILL . SOON BE OVER 12c •• FRUITS and \'F..GEI"Al\Lt<:s -- l'aaq U. Fl. No. 1 Grade New Potatoes Onion. 10 1••· 39c 2 9c Butter 2 1.. · 49c lbo. -·· ··········l••••¥11 ·-- . ------ ---~ ' ,; : ~ld'!- 9¥.~~·- ~ . ... ..,.. ) ReHable Stem~ ~­ Excited; aDed Out Bomb Suspect11 Guard C _ I Weather conditions along the coaat and across the AtlanUc were I ' reported IdeaL . Arn 1b Made in Botton F oiThe 1lyeta carried five chickeniS, 1 • · Raid! ''.B omba" , ..tllree (loam oranges, two dozen wm 1 · Jeirions, two doien bananas, elgM Found by Police •Q\mrts or mineral water and seven quarts or black coffee. .~Two Ufe as well a'l! tWO .al.dtf Week A.... 4lh to -- --- Free Staters Order Out l'rol to W atoh Pub- lic Buildin1• · TOTS DEATH CLEVELAND ·- Cleveland. Auc. wave ot reeent~ent wlldtln aJllODI sions, and even directd his beer buMiness by tance telephone. Jong.dis- 1 I Cqntr;. veray Asree ·T.; ·· ··· "Make Peace., � 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 08. August 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 August 4, 1933 adams ashbrook beeson bortle rogers schwartzbauer