http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e6e58c5c80c2e65f2aee174747da2be6.pdf f4eb76e5d21462c22cc81d03a56580ea PDF Text Text ,, t • .\ .' I< , ''I .. ' { ' l - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ INVENTOR EXECUTIVEr O•nen of Did model .....,.... &Jnt, ID.t.en~~ied Ia. ......., tor pew or ......, madell ll!e • at oate. We han a ......, Uboral ' ...dO'' ... . ' 806 In units, fur .. be \he Company. AnotllJT lnnovation wu te~r~ when the odv•rtlslna of the new And Francbiae Calling For New ·Deal Introduced By Sauvage ' ' wtn n11hed by GAS DISCUSSED OhiO-Partly cloU4y, _.bly extreme Zaat part.ion tonlcht and Hot much ehabtre In temperaturt. the News 011\ce of TI;J.e !;)ally Tribune, call 288-L; If thtf i!ualneill Otllee aek for 202-B, W Va..-ft&Jn for a ScbweJIIIlan &: Amount Redw:ed $40,000 Aq:ording ' ·' To Report fra~llle U U'a New.. 11'1 In Tll.e Tribune Roedel · PboDe 3f.1 ..L, Pam..,., Dblo. STRifE URN CU IS BESET BY MORE ST~IKE TR~UHLES INHERITANCE T-\Jt i was Uated u to be palcl by t.b.e aJrhrany Instead ot t)l.e vWa1e .aa b.ere totore baa been th~ ~Justom, By _the neow figures 1t be noted. •t.fui.t a uoer burnlnl 5500 feet of gu at tlu! .,..m P"f''!ent ... te. would be paylng $3.50 while upder the Pl'OI)08ed. trancbl&e Jt would 001t him f2.63 or if 10,500 ttet were burl\ed, It would COBt $6.00 under the preaent ra.te while the proposed ra.tc would rt!duce that amount to H .t?'h. The proposed franchise !ollow.s· .. tDnllht· ELECTRIC rh!!alre ....-...,. MACHADO "'unr· tonlllao t 1lo Tallllott, II:I1Nbude Llthlner, BetJo ToOID·I'II A Picture of Health ~MUSEMENT TA ICIOE VEHU1CT RHURNfO INC~SE "A"' Smith-:r;n. l:lea~ ~ElAYS PR~CR~M Force, h•timidation Nev~HI 0 EOIUR er CCIIltemplafecl UHHtE~E NH Threats Have No Place In Etfort To Aid Busine~!l riXINC l£1· GET MORf. ACUT[ To .Enli;t Big Firms In Jobmaking Move ACCUSED IS CONTINUEI> Labor Leaders Oppoae Houae lnai•ta On Exempt· ing Tickets Of 25c And Under ' Of 5t.ying 1000 Prison· en; Murder, Treaaon, Havana, \llllk All "Open Shop" Re· aervations Aue. By WILLIAM B. NEAL as-JNB-alt1fe- tom Ouba ran lnto new dlftlaulUea today when employees of the cu .. ban NavtaaUon OOinpiUl)' went on Btr1ke !or higher wages and over .. Ume pay. 'i'he .strike waa cs.lled juat u Hava.na harbor wOJ'brs were 1et~IPJ back Into otrlde following lermltiation or their waJk .. out, which h~lted Cut.n commerce far weeka. .The strtkers demanded 80 centl an hour lns~ad ot the 40 cents thef BEAU BOSKO, Cariaaa The walk-out was declared while the returnl.ng steved.oree. whose sLrike caused len1thJ negotiations. were movlns 2.000 tons of merchan Company potnted out that althoush the workers were on strike they were contlnulns to eat food sup.. J?l'ed bJ' the concern. Meanwhile, the mer officers of the nois State Fair held at Springfield, Ill. MiRS Leonard I• the youngest winner in the h4!tory of the contest. Hermtnlo Rodrl1uez, chief ot tl\e secret \ntorma.tl()n bureau of the In~ t.ILtlDI! A11otriano Accu11e ee...,.na of Fonnin1 Or1anizat1lon· C<>n oiatlq of 15,000 A"'trian Youtbo in Spr.i~il· iq PI"'pa1anda bt A~ia . 11'001'$ Speed TlrM are ~tra Ia uer:J' wayeoasuuctlon aad Blt!h Stretch Cor<l pea,teot' SQJ,ety and ~ •• • lfy,a~l\~•. F.t Me~. Mid8tep<lrl Gii·lj Ni>.t ~ ', I ·~~=:;th• Iii p.Uyou. oafet,. thai ' VI \• Kerr'~ Run Girls" Milidlepbrt•Girfa No.2 4.75-19 ••• . ' YS ,5.00-19 ••• ·U&-18 ••• ••• .S.S0.19 " . ordlnanee. ' i'Chiicl,l~n• ~~e Girt. Stcllon 6. AU ordlnanceo or porta of ordlne.noes Jn eon1'1lct wltb thla ordln- ~Adminidn 5 Cents ·1 .= Atleol: ll&yor Clerk ~ ( Motor co. MidclJeport ( Pome,oy, 0 : Gllaaore·Aa•o Sqpply E. H. Elberfeld and A. M. Elberfeld are in New York .City this we·ek :b~it... ·and·contracting 'for merchandi~e for T~~ Elb~rfeld Co,, in Logan, Ohio; The Elberf•Jd Chillicothe Co., .in ChiDI.~~Ule; Ohio; Tb~ Elbed~ltLCO.hoe.ton ·. Co., in,:Coabocton, Ohio; The Elberfeld Marietta Cu., in Marietta, Ohio · a,._~ th~·. Elberf~lda i._ Pom~r~y _Co.; ·in · Po111eroy. Ohio. . . . , ., ..: . . . . .. I L Ill R II L·al S :.I>N> P ~ll!M·,· I: 8·· 0 : J' .. P. ~·~·If your ~ar;ne and a~dress i$ not on the mailing list a!JCiyou are not:tticeiying ~-'~·&enefit&~f'\lh~-~-,. pnvalege by g1vmg your·name ancl address to the salespeUQn that waitS on'you . . ., ·; · ' ' ' 'I ·. :r ' ' were reporqMt they faca "': l"4larl<' pi' the Treaau.y Mar'-SilO ' went forwar4 wiUl plans for na.tton~wtde ta.x reformrfv110wblg a co~ ~th Unttf.!d States Ambusad.or Bumher Welles aL which Cuban-American rel3· tiona were discualed.. Oon&olldatlon or Cuban debts and a new loan from the UnltEld Stoles are believed to be OII10hl! the plans ot the new odmlniSira· ttoa to aid the republic's economl'a Gandhi Released From Poona Jail ' ::".', ' . · omclals hltttng:· U * captu.red, ..........~·------- . ar.ce 're henby repealed. attack a spee,~any con' ·arsenal a.t M&i1el nH.r here where ten fonn&r hfB'h GOV· ernment ' ' ' ' mav• ·have ' '' ' mh~applica­ a. MJrll EmpiO)'enJ who have d~N!~ would resist the unlontza.tt!#~~ment were undei"Btood to file i<i!lclng euartmtees that the enforcement machinery set up under . . - rpf lal• competition wUI not jii;~~ I a~ralnBt Ulem. -Organized labor leaders tnatst thi.t ca,.ali'J' Ollicer and all reservations 1n favor of the@ M · G · Ea h Oth shop are a violation of law and. lD AJOl' am e • addition demand the ..-o~~i-M ~ ion Tru!\t Co. of Cincinnati. , 1.13 cial now dent with Nothmg Unusua new admlnlBtra- Ailti·Machado organization ln as chief of the JUdi- Representatives of Or'l~ 'W:· bor, now drlvlna to organize~ of funds. Cramer i;: dWJt11es, ft~ active ln the ~· executive vice presi. encea leading toward a of the Fifth-Third Un · question nouncement or policy on 11,\e •, rharged tion bank, codes. w)'fe Trader Se es. tlOh entrenched Itself still further ABO v;\as i:5 indicted with five othPr for· djse !rom the dock& Gerald Stier, 16, of Petersburg, Ill., and Joy Leonard, Port Captain Ot.rrtcarte, anrered by the new development, lnBtructed 13, of Harristown, Ill., who won the title• of the healththe workers to submit their de- lest boy and girl in the 4-H Club competition at the Illimand& to the otlleJal labor· comf!lta81on. Ofttelals or the Cubari· Naviptton INS staff Oorreapondent WashinKf,on, AU&'. 23--INa:--oPen shop and price fixing problems of the National Recovery Admll)l!Jtration became more acute t<ldaY u ~ eampalcn to enli.st big induatrles 1n the job"'<lreation movement ,Sa carried forward . With leaders of auch lnd.ustr._ .~ steel aareetna to accept the ~~~· 1om of tbe Recovery act, ~ guarantee the right of lnlllalninll', the hll Ope;~!\ '~ ' empoyers turned to the que.tiqll , interpretation and entore~ ef This ill St<rling E. Cramer former president of the Find-Central Trust Co., of Akron, 0 ., who has bet•n receive. I "" ! As Campaign Robbery, Charged · Mid!ll~orJ :Filt ~en ~ · tr- Thunday parlly ~· : ' lABOR AN~ P~ICE Indict Bank Head Sbo.U: Our 0 - , Maoh O&llt!d1• at' G:ft, Ia, ~f , By Cal'l'ler 16 C<nta-By Mall tf.OO Navirating Workera De· mand Higher Wages and Overtime Payt HAD TO SA YES" -l'lrflt ·_.. i· I'OID ERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. IIJnllod IJn,e, other o6ooti,nol ausineu I .,Taken Care Of By City .Dada iu ,.•..,. WEATHER FOREcAST- REA!I>ERS' NOTICE - If you 'W~nt COLLAPSE OF WATER MAIN BRINGS FLOOD 23-INII--Piood 1913, reoul!<d ot water main of a autotor Pathologist's Aid Enlisted In Fight Acaiaat DN&d "Sieepiq Sickneu," Toll of Whieh Now Stand• at 17 } 1 u. s. era' Ell-Mateo the RecoVery A<!mi~~\1'1\Y911J in enforeement of the la.w. th!o • ., - �•• '· ' ,. : TRll. ~AlJ. Y - .. - " ' TRJ~ UN~ ..... malju Sept. IJ, O(ll<! !PI· ~ II» llf!IOI J!to ,.,, 01110, .-r~~>o ">'or ~~~aru. >, om.. Pul>l"!!r" 110...., -I!Oiurdar. Wlwlour.- n. Ru1pd ln~(vld..~tllst ~--~------------ Jl potjl ' "' ":;". ' ~--~--------- '" l<><oted "" L o w u - - . .......... 10Dd 111 JI!IGOI!I ID.-11 ...,. orp '". " rn letlero ..- "'"' ""lLior IQ~" Dtl!>~ll<m lhelr ..,.-lh'ltlllh 1101 - p1Dltd. AlJ.DOYmow, letter.s, however ucellent. and 'illillw tn ~ iDitance ww be publlsbed.' ~ ' 1n . ' ' 4J>VOfllllliG BI!PIIl!8'*1'41'lV&f "Fml &bliMU. lllo. Cllleop. I'JIIIo<lotpOJ., .,.,.,.,.., lfl!"!tP BJIIhll b:lt: Week ................ .. . S: .lS One MOPth .. , , • , •....•.• , , !()Qellonth •. ... . ..• r ••••• ••• One Year ., ••• •• •• •••• ••.••• ot ll&Y~npon. .GO Three !rlontha .....• . • , • , , • .• B1x Montbl ... , ............ . 01Ml One Year .•. • . .•• • •. •. • •••• ; BANK INQUIRIES rT~ ma~y ru.mbJings being heard frc.ru various bank · s1tuatwns m Akron, Cleveland and Detroit m 8 ke it appear that there must be something more than mere E=moke at each of the above mentioned places. A1ter some considerabJe investigations, six men P.romine~t in Ohio .banking, hilve been indicted for prac~ • tices wht~h do not coincide with the intent of the. luw in : he Buc~ye State. At the t~ame time, announcement has been rnad.e by investigators in the Cleveland bank failure that leaqs one to believe that action may be taken where· by other~ high in banking circles may also soon face crimmal pr~cution for the things they have done which they should have left undone. The situatlon m Detroit seeme to be the most sensational of all inasmuch as a United States senator has made ~ome startlin,. sta~rnents in ,which have app eared the name of our ex-president. T?e gl'tlatefit lhing in the world to bring about cmifi.- 1 dence t.n ba11ks and to persuade people to place mrmey in hanks IS one hundred per cent honesty and fair dealings wh~ch Meigs County seems to I.Je enjoying. 1'he fact that 1 these banks in our midst have conhnued to function attd ltuve continued to render uninterrupted service under even the mo~t unfavorable circumstances, is a living teK· Hmonia.l to the men so engaged in our localities. However, other localities havintr banks manned by di:.:cctors and executives imbUed with other than the · high• st llJotives, should .and must be protected . through the jntervention of our tove'i-nhlerif b1y invokinr such •aws as By Arthur 4'Buaa" Baer are in effect which haVe been pa~:~Sed with the intent to prevent dishonest people from t:~tealing from D.nd at the 1:1ume time bett·aying the conftdenctl of their fellowmen . All Ace 011r the GrttJmd without :t'acing the poaHibiUty of being incarceratd in Ollr We admire ~ aviators whO. ;>enal institutions. HamUtQn flew a.bou~ the &ame :fJ)' the Atlantlll Ocee.n juat like 1t time aa SantOI!·Dumdnt, Graham· A thorough invefitigation si'aouJd be begun and com- wasn't t.hei'e. · White ana Linooln Beachey. They ~leted ·and if any are found guilty of doing illegal acts were the he~ or early aviation. We remember old Blm-lot who And while the caj)tiVILt.ed our im· e j pecially thpse which ha;,e resulted in losaeo to their craatled the, ~ont P~'!_,~ara qo aslnatlon wt!' ver had the dea:re when he ]oclieyed a ~.n~l.-,- cra-ie to emumte their gadtcet&. Thtnklns "depositors, they ohouJd be penaltzed accordingly. actou the Bnrll.lh·Channel. l it over. we never did care fo'r any pastbne In which they uked you It ha&n't been BO many yean I the name of your nearest living , .HE DEMOCRATIC FUSS I - NEWS II F The ra.U lh6l.rea. wen \be out- whe!!e tbey eood.ucted ~ in \ lt.andlt18 lti'Ohi lqJOt.a in the llet. the ~Wnl' · ~nd ~l· 'J'hQ",.... Thf! atrmwth in New York Oen- turned home Mondr..:r. tral wu QWC!ki.Y communicated to Kftbleen Howell alld ~ aunt. other pa.ru o1 the ,roup and gainS Evelyn went to Oolwnbuol •un4&7 ot fractions to nearly 2 poln...,. were to i!J>eod a oouple weeu wtt.h.._!fr. ir8@:1l!ltered by euotnern Plil.cillic, arul M.n. Marton BDflell and auJM Bou~hem Railwa y. Un\on Pacific !rJendiJ. and LKII:awanna. The annual EvanA reunion wu Announcemen t thal lft!•al hel4 S,uoday &t the home ot ~. J ohnaon wu to ask th~ aid or the ar.d, Mn. John Evana. The ev,mt rtaene banlu; In f'XIJ IUJding credit ulao celebr&t.etd the 72nd birthday t.o bWiineiiB under the NRA code~ of lrlr Evans who ill .an ln'Valid. j IYD.Ii constnlet.ed In Wa ll Hrett a~ H 1 hoae . ~ese~t "RTII; : lira. ~~a alcatina: the stan or a11 .-gRresslve 51S.'Icn and c:hlldren, Ernest Sl81on inflation campalKn through !.he \'I de and baby, JosePh ~lWA. ·wue - lid t.h tee· qtlldreo, Ro88 Ev&na, Ufie D:f c~ dlt focllitlell Trading wa." mod.eralf"l y !wavy wife- and 1101'1, Mr. and Mrs. Sherd and at one time the h!gh ~ peed ~a .le~ of Mlddleport 1 Mr. and Mr8 ' ' "i "Triple Header.. • Crow d, Seen bY Blg I I 4•« ~r•dll•· Novel'! RidiculouH, outlandish? Yes, all three a11d ~et there arc so many kinds of people in this worl<l and some of them mny be founo on the jury trying this killer, thil such plea fli&Y win the sympathy of his Ju~11tlojo the ' <><lent that while bo proJ>ably will nql bY fr~e~. I~• clf~nces al'• r~·~tor lh~n e~en l~M he will not ll!i cqn· rleinn~d to <lo~th as he so richly tjes~rv••· Tho fellow who used to Qe o~j of a lpb and ' bfOk~ because he always got thing• lwlstefl m now ~~rn~nr • ' ljvjq~r maj<ing pretzel&. 110~~ : I!'• day i• now fbrecaat )VhOJI &11 ent!re 1\0~ae ·~~ 1Je ' bul~. It cjjn be ,tjQqejlqw-in , , ,i. · allowa children to 10 to amusement parD wltbOIJt being taxed." Julla W . .Jteal11n1ton. Demoera~c represeQAD.tlve from Knox cmmty. termed the eontroveuy "a contest beWeen amusements and l•read-and:llJ.Itter." He said th1ll "1he people Ql m)' town wlll beJI#!fit from all taxea on theaters no m•t~ ttr what the e~emptlon" Palo Alto, Cal., Aul 23-I~BAfter the decisive vote was caat Forme! President Herbert HoOver ·lll(Ut!DA.t the qonterence report, the home today from & fl!IDins: trlpo, tn llouae adjout'tled until this a~er:\ long telegram ,~ Prose<n~tor GOI;,l. The. 86hate, Its hands ted, Harry 8 Toy at · ~ tuh1ed nlso, ~mtted Another conrer. down an invitation to ·app_ear t:J a cnce CQD'Imf~tee "Was expe-cted to be 'f.' ltness befc.re a s:ranc:i' ~JllrY t:li.ere uamf!~ ~.tode.l' · ' Investigating Detcolt'11 bank CIIIU!h , I Is tnautftckftciO, ;.'Warr"..+ . II Thorough l\ musem.en t ·• I 1 !• ;- MJu W p;eslden t'; and C E . ElweU fortru!r &llllstant Pl.rllt-Oeotr&l aearetary, The grand jury deplorea "an 1nadequacy and laxtty of t.b~ bankmg laws" and the allf!gAd ~tncQmpe~ I$Jt:lty n~ lbld tndl.. 8u¢vbl1dft <1n ~~\l! part ~ or c~fl'!t ttlO!!t! char~d with a.~O'Ilntatra;iion cf the ban'k1ng laws." : " •oomey '-Det-' .•a._ : .....,"v """ · •- - ~ ' JJe Sllrid"deta1~~ •iufrd . . c~t t" 1 r tt 1,.. ...... effectlv; ;.!)~~V~ ~;~r~r ~~~ c:!als or the Nioonstr\II)IOn.. rtd.tnce ti th r d t (0on1Ulued ftum ~ On".l). corporo. on, e e f!l'llrf ' ~ve Jncludl!ld.: board, the. then cont'Mlller of' the L. B. Dudley, former F1rlt·Cen~ currenc)', and from their reco~drl". tral Trust oftlcer; H. A. Valentine 1 1 fo.rmer First-Central I\IBLstant 1 treaaurer; Franclr! Woolcott, former l P'Jrst-CeDtral uaJstant treas11rer; A , '. · _ •1., , . • ., W . M. A. Va.ughn, former vice· lll'£!8ldent of the PlrtJt-Central. ... (QontlnueQ from ~e· ODe)} C. T . Mi:.."l.er!(ormllr ~xe:mt.l\'le the same ~~:'::~.'~~·~~·~'..:''n"' Co_m_m_e_rc_l•_•_____ _ as asked by the govetnor Ka&herl~ ~ ~ ' lpfJf.Cn " for a ' IJ.)ro "{l&lt'!d In Hnq~ few dJiY• RHEUMATISM? er 40 teet undenrround . had u liAr·' row csca.pe rrom death today when firt' brOke out lu tlw tunnel lt>~t :l mg lro Lhe sewer The aiJtlght Uoo t.i , Installed so that the sewer could be dug under hfgh pressure, savtd the ml' n!; llvt's and provided an undeTground h BVen ' lint 11 fi remcn arrived LIVER TRQUBLE? (QNSJJ"'AJJQN? r", I' ~. J.'or ~teneuuo 11 a thouund• of JH' r:.ole W:IYe •&De to carab•ll. ('l t"e ho~Joukll. to tate- the ('.\riLSBAD C::U~ In tile tl'l'l.t • ment of the mJnyllla that follow cun11tlpllthm - LAUREL CLIFF · L_ _ :,~ ·~ ~-...~ ..- ) -, l1JODwJilJed . .u-• .-"''ie vue Mr. and Mrs Alfred Crll\ll of ._,._,. t to. 1 1 lll!h.----...... - ce~~ l'fJV" oua,y '' Rocksprings and the fotlllt>r·~ SIS· ""pP,In!'iiOdi\Y ~ar~d,&. Wf!J:e.- acUve t.er, lJcr~ha R.Qot or Pitts, w. Va. •, aiYll• hJvbttt' '~lUng 1SilJ>P.9t:~ to ,t.he called on MrsL Thor Radrord Sun -~ Itt of t)le CARLSBAD CURE rll'ht In your o11n homo;o, by Ilk· lnr. I dilly l f '~IIJ•o~>nful of CARLSBAD SPRUDEI. ~o;ALT In 11 gin• or watPr CARU~BAD - ~}~~Pt~'·ev~:~I~ ;ro!nt11~ tiPt'.fUla.'tor'~._Jpt .the ~'*'flnOO. Wheat qay. rud up · more- than a om,t a bushel. : ~rs. Maggie.. Hysell, son Fred. nOd corD: 111t111lYEr aR1n~d from fi'I\C- hr$. Ann .. Pre11t.on. 800, Earl, wife ..;a. "!:'"' ~ •• -... •r·r2 1 t.wns to Jl)P~ :"uan eent.s a Da»ueJ}, Tile ,Catton mark:l!t alsQ was strpng ga~ about 13 ce.n ts a h11.le. ~ lJttuty stocks continued h()av~ Wrth co~Udat.ed ~as. united corp. and ser;olce or their N. J . "'"C'V.kms boldlpg bn .. leypqbllc ''"'d' •round closlnllf\. , 1l 1 ·~, · , , ·~r ;:- ::·!; 1 ,fAJ . . f "' ,.. . . ..... ' ..:. ' • the~ yee.r oM bl•lorl~ In Cnrl1b11d Ma11e fo.>r )'lin by Mother NatuR, CARLSBAD SPllUDEL SALT hu been eohl br rellt~h~ drnj:utiBIII f•l r 110 yeftl'll NRVER T.uu: J:IAN"UF'ACIJ'URED SALTS. Your b.-dy llP~~ervu the brAt. Buy " bottle ot lf('nllln~ CARLSBAD SPRUDEL IIIALT toda7 , ~on~trntt() tor trill' cronomy. - wnten of •ror1na:s end baby or Colu..'tlbus were the gwests of her e.nd Mr.s Pearl J11. -~ ccbs Saturday and Bunda~· Mlsse!! Thoo and Lat!onna JH.oobs Ill cmnpanled their aunt. Mrs. Hy-· 'lfll home Sunday evening where tt.~y visitMrs fo.r nLocouple of w;~~k~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Revwilland uts McCumbe1· wen t f..o G ra~m Chopel Bftttuday ------- - lllltlzu~y. alumach , !her artt1 rheumttt.hm complalnu. Yo11 rna very euily get the Uene· .,--- ,. . . .; . .- •.. •.•.•.•..••.......,,, ... • ·· · ~- · · • - • . ', - r ~,..~ "'-~-= .,.~..,. ·• :~ i . "'"r" ' .' ' .' ' ' ' '· " ,, ,' ·· ' "" ,, ,. By F.daon R. Wailej Shawnee, Oklahoma ·,' F. A. MILLER, PUBI.ISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (INDIANA) TRlBUNE SAYS: I wtf.~ r - ,, Clevela nd. Au ~ :!3- IN S-SJx m~-' 11 1 happed in a huge tnLerccpttng sew. .... , ,.. '\ . ,'fl ' :· DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? Rc .c "E&gle t\nd M£11 Vcnle Mr.'l. 0. I,.owcry .;.•Tn~dtia.~d and ...., Mr, and Mr4. L H . . Neh.?n and fll.mlly , Saturda1v Mr . N~eon hkd Newt Allcbo.uah rr ~h.arleston ;"¥ 11rs n. w-:rit end l&.st · I !:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•~·~·~·~·~·~·~f~f~f~f~f~f~f!!¥ . • SIXTY I!:NDANGI-:Rf.l) MJm~s Mnude Freema.n. Arlene Beckley and Doria Maoo were. ~rt.- b)" Lecnard v\- ll.fd MOO ~:: · ============ M 1: sea D~rothy Bo'l'o m , e. u d FJI?Abct.h Dixon spent a. few day~ laEt weEk With Mrs. Arch Arbn.\lgh. a., , liy,<!fY4-t'C"l4\Vtl'l1 af Chester '' - . "";'" .... . ..... .. ' · ~ t~rm contracts Uue l.o financial cond1tlons wh ich make iL po.~st ble I that there ma)' be no money t.o ~:perate the schools latt' m the : sprin1 The dpcl~lon wa s reached t;y a 4 to 3 vote [ . ..., the Kemp~ Drilling Oo., had hl~ rcot badly cruah£d wh.1le unlodlnll cnlna rr~ a truck. The lnJUt'Y v:n.s treated Itt Holzer hospital and Mr. Johnson l5 Pble to move abOut, rn ci'UtNl.cs. will be unable to Wtl k fOJ" ECvt:l'l\.1 Wtleiul. E. F . Bailey of Middleport, l1o:. tbe guest of his 110n GeOrge and family tor tl\o paat I1 8'Ufl8t. Miss ,ll(cl~lc .. '. .5"'tQ' "•Ck 5 ' · ri ., ,. '' "· ~~------- ·. Heft _,.. "'"' '"" ' a m<:mber o! the Ge.lllpolls hlih llChoal faeul~ thia yeac, ~-~·- '. ~" ........ ~~ ·' ~ ·" / ' :t'<':-, .,. Tl>wn•eY who hiLs been a week the No1! hom,, will ·Hal-ol4 .• .. ' GREAT BEND Mrs. Joe Cassidy a-nd two "'one, J cie and Bobb)', who ha.vc ' .s ltlng friends aecret.afYTC. and HART.f'ORD, W. VA. a nd Mrs. James Radford for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Howell oC Columbus spent tile weet. end here D.C·\ I and son •-·t •; ....., WI0 te r. _ a vl.sJt Mr Hoover- sald tlUU Such lnforPltt.'>burgh and n111t1on as he e;ou'ld. tlVJ( "1.8 C41Ix, general and Is m~tJy Mtond hilct vtlth rele.tlves at cant<m. I I "f Mrs. E. R. Tompkln'l ~ A NOVEL DEFENSE HA:TElVER else may be said for the defendant beJng tried in Jack•on County, West Virrinia, in tion with the murder of a convict and one of the guards who were taking him to tke penJtentlary, lt mu~t he ad~ mitted that it is novel to say the least. ' Alfter the criminals who foilowed, overtook and finally killed two of the occupants of the Weot Virginia •late pollee cat·, a<lmitted on the stand tHat they .had done just that, one of them haK presented a self defense olea, stating that he was shooting at the officers only after t hey shot at hirn and to protect hims~lf, that be was tryiug to kill only th e cop.vtct against whom he held a 1 f'ra.nk O rucser &nd ft)ur d it.ld'rm , tick ~ tdl n~~.;rl y l our nthJUcc:-. Ln hind the market. Trnt,;,ng lupere1l !i.:&ektlprl ngs, Mrs. bl~ Prke.... .\\lJ'.. oft, thoUBh , and the list s!.t-'udled 'DS, Ray E'/ans,' wire ana two rlfili!. ,l,.en , Arthur EVIUllt, Kern Rwl, r.round Ill! hlifhs 101 the day lrlll Gene Bailey, Roclulp.r1nws. BASIC WHEAT PRICE qJVI-:N Jo Ann and Alice P'1nlaw apent London, Alii' 23- INS-A recom- several days last wee k in Rutland. mtndatton that the basic price of J R Turner and Wm Kennett hard wheat such as ma nit oba no ~.£- cured employment in a mint! 2 .5hould be established at 60 cmts near Charleston m geld per bmhel c 1 c lcost Cleo Parker apent la'l t. week' a t Insurance and rre\gh u wa:-; (H t'· Kerrs Run visiting hrr u.unt Mn. sented to 11. ~lenary sesslu n ul lh r< Nancy Walker mternatlonal wl u•at t~ •uft-rruct• toKathl~n Howell gave a lawn day party Thursday eveni ng In honor or ThE> technical sull-conunlttct:! l"er fr1t-ntJ Louise Russell or Bradtt"commended thLs price fo•· F.wu Lury who had lx:en vlsltlns Mr . S:o~ina the first certifieate to be t ..ned bJ the Federal Home Owners pean portll. , ~•'h Corporation, Hr. and Mra. Johb P. Flanaj'an, of Falla of Schuylkill, ~a.1 bean• hap_piiJ ia tbe knowledp that tbt hol!le they boufht 29 reara SHORT SCHOOL TERM':' ..,.1, ..-..q trcsra tllreldeDH ~~~loaure. The in1tialloan waafor $ ,200. Columbus. o.. AUg. 23-lNSBank.' and Tr t Co.; Harry W1ll- lu 'hl;-;.rllinal bill, lbe House re- <?'>hunbus' 1400 school teachers tolaJll!, (or{her obairman of 5the tuted' W agtee to a eonterence re· \ Lay faced the alternative ol fh1,t-Centra.l bOf.rd· WUUIUl\; E. port by a . vote or 151 to 67 CE>ptlng seven·months comrract.s or P•rdoo former ae~Clirj:., .to y: the "Thl11 plan elmllnates the so- t'one. egmm ' rctal btt.nk and one--time ·ap called ctfBcrlmlnatlon between the Ovetridlng objections or Superpellatce judre; T . 8 . ElcbelbP;~r•, 'nt(Jih)¥1rh00da' aud the dO'o\"ntoWn lntendent J G . Colllcott, the bo&1d former First-central the~tere" deelared Rep. RlchiLrd B c.T education tn specliLI mectlu~ 0 F'alnll tonner Plrst-central vJce Doqlas (0) of Clewland. "Yet lt yuterday VOlt.'<t to utrer shoJ t- Bobby have returned from lit ~Re.,oned Federal Shakeup 1 "' • ..J...__ I 4 ' i, -~ --!...,.; - ~:-- n*"* · alnce we IIILW 'l•~n•rs 1 ..•vh~tor. Hla 1n •lative. That ain't aport. _ ' - 4 First Home Loan certificate \ McHame. 1 011 He caml"' vJcltlni their unc],-,, John OJbb:o OR 80me months extending into yeartl, Ohio rcpubli· name was -·-Winllilll in York •on the 11,nd fa..mUy the past ten days, t'e· can~t have hud little over which to be happy because of we on a bo'X car we can at1H vtauallze Bauto6- turned to theh· hmn.e In Pitts.\. acannea the Dumont 1n hJs one-arm dlriKtblc. burgh , saturday. h 1 e fact that they h~ve heE!n re~.:eiving trimmings at the a aort or frOK-eYed wel~ \Vheli he wanted to eo up he re.n humh:1 of their democratic adversat·ies fHl' too often for _ ', ~o~~t a~O:~~-t':o c!~d~~~t,~~~~ :: . ADDISON tomfort. or contf.lntment.. However, the latest squabbl~ 8 t H llto 't that IL1nd or 1 r:t a Kentuc~y rau renee. coming · tt"l d · th e mn k 1:1 o 1 th c d emocra t 1:1 stnpe · M •r. B run- in uavlator. am n wasn 1 aown. be wopld ga.llop to the front Bta;nfcrd BMnkeT hall rct untct, " ·re up In He ftew about fl!~~ end ot the f~llne chalk line. He waa ne1· resigned lhe chairmunship of the party, has brou1rht lt.et e.bove ldw Ude a~ eem · tne bua.ie3t man you >Jver 11aw out. ~"\.!. tftp to truJ CentUI'Y or not ~J nly s miles but real broad grins on many republrean ~~;:t,:ve= ~o~:W f!!~d :~ 8t~: side or a c~~ofet-crta at hillh. noon. M~~oeor1e Bailey waa a Pomccoun tenances, in ~; pite of th e tough_ economic tirltt:' the av~ around. He ll:llocked us all oft that eroy t vt&ito!', 'rhur&day. box tar and went on in fi'lant lea.)l!l The laat time we new was at Alfa Thomas haabeaun workfLS B eru.g e republican has been i'HW1ng in Ohio recently. . Uke a 1uperlor kind or lraMhopper. KeUy Field. Texas. We dldn '~ dtJliCr With the KE"ffif)el" D1·1Uiw:: · d"1ca t"lons, u~] es.!l some ] ea del' 0 f th e pa rt Y know th.at John McGraw had to\d F rom RII m were 10 close to him tiU\t we I.teutenant Doy-le to ctve us the Co Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bunce and interven~a and pours oil, much kerosene, on the troubled that bls l:.hln, works. Right now, we cannot st.ate da.uibter, Gru.ce, Rbcompauted friends on e. week ena waters, there will be HUCh 8 monumental sp)it tna.t it Will. j r;:~:;~;1:.~;~ or~d~~~::re~{ ~mta~:~~~u~:r=~!~:O~~~~:e~ Kana.uga. trip to Olnc:nnatl. The Lr,p waa take years for the democrats to repair their rents and afwe ever aeen. They looked who.t we bad for lunch ttiat day. made by motor. fo1·d competition to their opponents. All of which of aUeroiUI and mWit have _bee _ n ~-•-ny_w_•>_· that's wbat It was. 1llr\ a.nd Mrs. Hortle Routh a1-e Owup.s~hig U1e home or Mr. and courl5e, iB as music to the cars of the G. 0. P. followers. MerrUl !June~ dw-ing their The very latest newM on the Bulkley, 'White Nolan-Truax ·~~~'"· Tawney or Fairfield, ~crap is that it is a "humdinger" and is making the pow . ... of Oalllpo{ll!l. and Me.x litical fur fly. And that's that. SutK!ay evenL~ dln- a 011~ room bouse. Kill Vlrlle Oorbln &n4 M* Kathryn Moon, M._ ·One Word Led To Another llllbl<ll\ by a •i!'gle e1 0ctric :rowa, Mn. Dw11bt KJm, lira. Nan m.beth ltOCft o1. Qinnw. Jeruaalem. o .. Mill BtM Sanborn, 1 10'. and Kn. OJark, enroute to Jill. Ruth Drake, Mn. H. 1 . Bub ~heir horne from WlDd8or. v~ont., and dalJihW,r Kathleftl &lld Beulah atopped here far a Yilllt. With Mnl. Burdette retW"bed Monday evenllll VIRGINIA ' Clart 'a alster, lrDaa SkJ.Dner. Tlu!y from Cbkqo w~re the)' atloend.ed GREGG wU F ;te,.ve tor ttu~ir home tbe nret ihe Qfn1-Ul'J ot Prolreu BJ:paattloo . r week. Ther a11o made a ahort. vlalt 1n Col· --::-:-----=-=-:::-:• , umbu.a with rel&U.ve~ and lf~. Phone 582-L RECENT BRIDE SHOWBilED Auti.D Moore or Ji!"l'IUlem C.PII!I A Monday mlacellaneoua Y:ondloJ a abort. vlnt wtth ~======::;:;,~:;:::s;:::;:=:::;:::;:::;;========= •. i:,lven evenint shower at Ule R.wu A. and Kn, fmRobert Washl~ S.lldMr. he • Aftller residence on Bout.b Third ten Tuelcla,y, acaomPtJlitd by hia Jn • throUKbout preaentlng Interest!~ Avenue by Mr.s. Miller and Mrtl. A. aJ.ster IIIU EliUbeth Mool't!l nlaya at almollt every tum. W. McKay,' eompllmenUna Mrs., Mn. Mlll')l D&WIOn, who sPent t.he Darat, ailter of tl:\e Middleport Robert l4c:Kay, a recent bride. The put eleven week.a at New Lex.LQeton Amerfcan Leilon team plWher, waa illellt or bonor was the reelpitnt of I vi.sjttnl with• hf!r daua;hter, l(n, ~ • excellent oo the mound for t.he lo· m~~on:r lovely aifta. Guest.a for the ' EUzabet.b Jentlna returned home cals puahtnr them aeroas the plate oceulon were members Of the La.· : over \.he week elld. She wa.a acK en. Run -:-CU'l• are Be. ten with plenty or speed and pep and dies Gulld or the Heath M. E. eompanted here b)r Mrs. JeflkiDB and by LoCal Lauiea; Fat her control was lood at all Umea. Church Md nellhbura. I 8011 Den, the latter returnln& to hta , __ The Middleport. trirls seoond team At the c\D!!c of the evening, re- f home, Sunday. llll'J. Jenldns re1 Mer: ...vee waa defeated after a wUd conteat fhreshmcnts were served by the . malned lot a week's visit here at when the LaUJ"CI Clift atrls pUed up 06te~s. the homf of her 1l8ter, Mrs. Loui.! 1n wae t.-l'fl&ln "'''""t at the ....d- a acore of 19 to 'l to t.alq the hon.,.A fried ~· -... CLUB HOSTESS I ....,.y ' ~port t1(bted aoft.-bii.U tleld Tuea- ore. • Mrs. Eda'ar Wolfe 11 reported Jl1 1 dj.J" evening when tllfte contests The lntUal eoote8t of the evm· Mrs. Emma Welch wu hoeteSB at her heme on Grant Street. were played before one of the t.ra:~ \ng was t.he George Schaar• re· Tuesday afternoon at her home on i Mr. and Mtl. N~U Cooper of Colem crowds of the pmsent seWn vsmped fat men team and the Sooth Third Avenue, to the mem- l umbua arrived TUetlday evt'!ntna: for rdr half~prloe adm.IBS1on, H\r U Run fat men. lne lil.ltt•r ' Kf.. bfrs of the ave-hundred club Iii visit with Mr. and Mrs. Prs.nk The three 1amea .were lnterelst.,. lng the game by a. score of t; to 2P Oue~tts were Mrs. w. E. Br)'m.( Vromlin and Mrs. Lulu Mason. lila providing much fun a.,nd en~ The loeal fe.t men, their obesity Mrs. M. S. McAllister, Mill L. D Prof. and Mrs. A. W. McKay lttlld t.eftatnment 'for ' the apect&tOn., ' a bandicap, were out.potnt.ed ln MrMaater and Mrs. c . P. ~wkins. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay apent while the Anal cODtest Qf the e'Ye- !!Very attempt by the Hysell Run ltra. CLarence Ma.ssar of Pomeroy Tuesday at Portland vtsttlnw rei•· n.lnl p!'eseDted. a clOse hard fta'ht nlnt, .who seemed a little mo r•· rf:ctlvftl the ftrst prize, Mrs. Ed tlvec!l. r:,t.Wtin. the 14\ddleport &Iris anQ agUe and able to aet-a.round th.e Duffy or ·Pomeroy, waa the reulp· JohD R. Veith and. Martin E . the K~ Run 1lrls, the t ·JaJ.ure 6f Laaes with more speed than the lo~ !tnt or tile secOnd prlr.e and Mrs. Abbott left Monday tor Huntlng~ ~e bW. ('IIIli. But a t that tlte • interest was McAIIlstA;:,t was awarded the RUest en a bulineaa trlp. The Mtdd:lt:port. t:lrls nnally came oont.inue.d untll the very last al- prble. . 1 Mra. W. E. Brya.n, daughter Mrs. thrqlJih on the kine elld of the 11 thOugh the local fBt men f~lt the -James E. Harley, Jr4rs. Martha to tO IJC01'e but I& was a strunl, vlt"t ~rv r: lipping when :i. fe..,. 1••tr J . W. Byers, Miss Ruby and Ed- Bryant and d&u~hter Mrs. Harry &If' the Kern Run "\veaker sel'" par- brought creaks and grooris to their ward :Byers, Misses Sylvia Po"·ler Bowles attended the funeral ot rJed every ' attempt or the Joca.lB to unexercised jointa. . and Ruth McKinley o1 He.rri.!On- their cousin, Mra. Anna Glllian ~ win until the (lni2h. · · ville visited with friends at l ret.art. Wednesday, ' 1 1At no time during th.e final game DINNER PARTY Tue.'iCay evening The tollowlntt enjoyed a picnic was ~score an uneven matter, Mrs, Ella Harry en,ertnlned 11 • WtuLam Lachman returned to supper at the SheniUll Spdnp t:tther ~ or not less, than one !lr.nel' TueaQay at tht= Elmhurst his home nt Akron Monday 'I'ueaday evenlne : Mlaa Etta and IIJD aepara•tne the two teams Both Thvern at Pc.meroy The folloWmA" \Ina, after 8 visit hen wlth Max Rarry GutJU, sueatl Mr. and Mra. Pred Lemley and daUilbter Loretta glrll!il outnta • played headS·UP ball were guests ~ Mr and Mrs. Raymond sanborn. :eeu ot Zaneavnte. VIrginia Oren r.nd Buale TaylQ1'. A meettns of beauty operators "'aa held Tuesday evening at the LaSalle Hotel Durtn1 the meet.lnlf a oode confOfmtng to the NRA was drawn up. The new prlees wUI ta.ke t-ft'eet September 1st. Lawnlnce Blna returned Monde.y E>Venlns from ClncJnnatl where he attended a reunion or CompQny o No. 319, Supply Train. Mr. and Mra. RoSB Wiley of Eost Orange, N. J .. arrived Tuesday for a villlt wJth Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ctart ' ' - I l'or _.t.rtll Otflce Call Ql•" I'• BUiilleH Office aA4 Circala"oa DepL, <laU iltl•& IPeJI,emdl B7 Carrier ........ • I I · , . , "It ia the duty of pl\~enb to 10 rear their children that they wiU uudentand and fully appreciate the value 9f money. '. "Te·a chinl them the value of mo'\ey aho4ld be1in when the 'Chile!""! arl' ~0' yqunJ. 1 "1'hu •blluld be 111ade to Ul)derlland tltat liloney io not eaoily lil!l4!! lil'ld ·~Olll~ 11!11 be e111WY I!Je!lf. "l'c!1iiDmY in money ext~ett<fillll"!'• ·Th~ffre Milder . : 4.;.,, 11oi mean alinsineai. "J\o1oney .alway; thf1ulcj ~ exl!"ulled w:iiely. ' . "l>art df lll alli>w~nce lit W&Je 1\lw~ya ahould be ~aved ~at ,.,;., • ..,.,~ • 1 ~ ! In , •lp,,,., F, " , , •· · : :.,r,- (_~, ~~ ....,, ·' "' . I ' ·\:·The_r Taste Better .; 1' ,, ~~~~o~i:t'.l~ : ! ,! I• · .. ..'1 '· IY ,;, ,, >· '' '! ,.' '1 '·.' .•• I ' \\ I '. ' ) .• ·' .. I' . ,, f ~,. ' . .'~ '' ' �•• '· ' ,. : TRll. ~AlJ. Y - .. - " ' TRJ~ UN~ ..... malju Sept. IJ, O(ll<! !PI· ~ II» llf!IOI J!to ,.,, 01110, .-r~~>o ">'or ~~~aru. >, om.. Pul>l"!!r" 110...., -I!Oiurdar. Wlwlour.- n. Ru1pd ln~(vld..~tllst ~--~------------ Jl potjl ' "' ":;". ' ~--~--------- '" l<><oted "" L o w u - - . .......... 10Dd 111 JI!IGOI!I ID.-11 ...,. orp '". " rn letlero ..- "'"' ""lLior IQ~" Dtl!>~ll<m lhelr ..,.-lh'ltlllh 1101 - p1Dltd. AlJ.DOYmow, letter.s, however ucellent. and 'illillw tn ~ iDitance ww be publlsbed.' ~ ' 1n . ' ' 4J>VOfllllliG BI!PIIl!8'*1'41'lV&f "Fml &bliMU. lllo. Cllleop. I'JIIIo<lotpOJ., .,.,.,.,.., lfl!"!tP BJIIhll b:lt: Week ................ .. . S: .lS One MOPth .. , , • , •....•.• , , !()Qellonth •. ... . ..• r ••••• ••• One Year ., ••• •• •• •••• ••.••• ot ll&Y~npon. .GO Three !rlontha .....• . • , • , , • .• B1x Montbl ... , ............ . 01Ml One Year .•. • . .•• • •. •. • •••• ; BANK INQUIRIES rT~ ma~y ru.mbJings being heard frc.ru various bank · s1tuatwns m Akron, Cleveland and Detroit m 8 ke it appear that there must be something more than mere E=moke at each of the above mentioned places. A1ter some considerabJe investigations, six men P.romine~t in Ohio .banking, hilve been indicted for prac~ • tices wht~h do not coincide with the intent of the. luw in : he Buc~ye State. At the t~ame time, announcement has been rnad.e by investigators in the Cleveland bank failure that leaqs one to believe that action may be taken where· by other~ high in banking circles may also soon face crimmal pr~cution for the things they have done which they should have left undone. The situatlon m Detroit seeme to be the most sensational of all inasmuch as a United States senator has made ~ome startlin,. sta~rnents in ,which have app eared the name of our ex-president. T?e gl'tlatefit lhing in the world to bring about cmifi.- 1 dence t.n ba11ks and to persuade people to place mrmey in hanks IS one hundred per cent honesty and fair dealings wh~ch Meigs County seems to I.Je enjoying. 1'he fact that 1 these banks in our midst have conhnued to function attd ltuve continued to render uninterrupted service under even the mo~t unfavorable circumstances, is a living teK· Hmonia.l to the men so engaged in our localities. However, other localities havintr banks manned by di:.:cctors and executives imbUed with other than the · high• st llJotives, should .and must be protected . through the jntervention of our tove'i-nhlerif b1y invokinr such •aws as By Arthur 4'Buaa" Baer are in effect which haVe been pa~:~Sed with the intent to prevent dishonest people from t:~tealing from D.nd at the 1:1ume time bett·aying the conftdenctl of their fellowmen . All Ace 011r the GrttJmd without :t'acing the poaHibiUty of being incarceratd in Ollr We admire ~ aviators whO. ;>enal institutions. HamUtQn flew a.bou~ the &ame :fJ)' the Atlantlll Ocee.n juat like 1t time aa SantOI!·Dumdnt, Graham· A thorough invefitigation si'aouJd be begun and com- wasn't t.hei'e. · White ana Linooln Beachey. They ~leted ·and if any are found guilty of doing illegal acts were the he~ or early aviation. We remember old Blm-lot who And while the caj)tiVILt.ed our im· e j pecially thpse which ha;,e resulted in losaeo to their craatled the, ~ont P~'!_,~ara qo aslnatlon wt!' ver had the dea:re when he ]oclieyed a ~.n~l.-,- cra-ie to emumte their gadtcet&. Thtnklns "depositors, they ohouJd be penaltzed accordingly. actou the Bnrll.lh·Channel. l it over. we never did care fo'r any pastbne In which they uked you It ha&n't been BO many yean I the name of your nearest living , .HE DEMOCRATIC FUSS I - NEWS II F The ra.U lh6l.rea. wen \be out- whe!!e tbey eood.ucted ~ in \ lt.andlt18 lti'Ohi lqJOt.a in the llet. the ~Wnl' · ~nd ~l· 'J'hQ",.... Thf! atrmwth in New York Oen- turned home Mondr..:r. tral wu QWC!ki.Y communicated to Kftbleen Howell alld ~ aunt. other pa.ru o1 the ,roup and gainS Evelyn went to Oolwnbuol •un4&7 ot fractions to nearly 2 poln...,. were to i!J>eod a oouple weeu wtt.h.._!fr. ir8@:1l!ltered by euotnern Plil.cillic, arul M.n. Marton BDflell and auJM Bou~hem Railwa y. Un\on Pacific !rJendiJ. and LKII:awanna. The annual EvanA reunion wu Announcemen t thal lft!•al hel4 S,uoday &t the home ot ~. J ohnaon wu to ask th~ aid or the ar.d, Mn. John Evana. The ev,mt rtaene banlu; In f'XIJ IUJding credit ulao celebr&t.etd the 72nd birthday t.o bWiineiiB under the NRA code~ of lrlr Evans who ill .an ln'Valid. j IYD.Ii constnlet.ed In Wa ll Hrett a~ H 1 hoae . ~ese~t "RTII; : lira. ~~a alcatina: the stan or a11 .-gRresslve 51S.'Icn and c:hlldren, Ernest Sl81on inflation campalKn through !.he \'I de and baby, JosePh ~lWA. ·wue - lid t.h tee· qtlldreo, Ro88 Ev&na, Ufie D:f c~ dlt focllitlell Trading wa." mod.eralf"l y !wavy wife- and 1101'1, Mr. and Mrs. Sherd and at one time the h!gh ~ peed ~a .le~ of Mlddleport 1 Mr. and Mr8 ' ' "i "Triple Header.. • Crow d, Seen bY Blg I I 4•« ~r•dll•· Novel'! RidiculouH, outlandish? Yes, all three a11d ~et there arc so many kinds of people in this worl<l and some of them mny be founo on the jury trying this killer, thil such plea fli&Y win the sympathy of his Ju~11tlojo the ' <><lent that while bo proJ>ably will nql bY fr~e~. I~• clf~nces al'• r~·~tor lh~n e~en l~M he will not ll!i cqn· rleinn~d to <lo~th as he so richly tjes~rv••· Tho fellow who used to Qe o~j of a lpb and ' bfOk~ because he always got thing• lwlstefl m now ~~rn~nr • ' ljvjq~r maj<ing pretzel&. 110~~ : I!'• day i• now fbrecaat )VhOJI &11 ent!re 1\0~ae ·~~ 1Je ' bul~. It cjjn be ,tjQqejlqw-in , , ,i. · allowa children to 10 to amusement parD wltbOIJt being taxed." Julla W . .Jteal11n1ton. Demoera~c represeQAD.tlve from Knox cmmty. termed the eontroveuy "a contest beWeen amusements and l•read-and:llJ.Itter." He said th1ll "1he people Ql m)' town wlll beJI#!fit from all taxea on theaters no m•t~ ttr what the e~emptlon" Palo Alto, Cal., Aul 23-I~BAfter the decisive vote was caat Forme! President Herbert HoOver ·lll(Ut!DA.t the qonterence report, the home today from & fl!IDins: trlpo, tn llouae adjout'tled until this a~er:\ long telegram ,~ Prose<n~tor GOI;,l. The. 86hate, Its hands ted, Harry 8 Toy at · ~ tuh1ed nlso, ~mtted Another conrer. down an invitation to ·app_ear t:J a cnce CQD'Imf~tee "Was expe-cted to be 'f.' ltness befc.re a s:ranc:i' ~JllrY t:li.ere uamf!~ ~.tode.l' · ' Investigating Detcolt'11 bank CIIIU!h , I Is tnautftckftciO, ;.'Warr"..+ . II Thorough l\ musem.en t ·• I 1 !• ;- MJu W p;eslden t'; and C E . ElweU fortru!r &llllstant Pl.rllt-Oeotr&l aearetary, The grand jury deplorea "an 1nadequacy and laxtty of t.b~ bankmg laws" and the allf!gAd ~tncQmpe~ I$Jt:lty n~ lbld tndl.. 8u¢vbl1dft <1n ~~\l! part ~ or c~fl'!t ttlO!!t! char~d with a.~O'Ilntatra;iion cf the ban'k1ng laws." : " •oomey '-Det-' .•a._ : .....,"v """ · •- - ~ ' JJe Sllrid"deta1~~ •iufrd . . c~t t" 1 r tt 1,.. ...... effectlv; ;.!)~~V~ ~;~r~r ~~~ c:!als or the Nioonstr\II)IOn.. rtd.tnce ti th r d t (0on1Ulued ftum ~ On".l). corporo. on, e e f!l'llrf ' ~ve Jncludl!ld.: board, the. then cont'Mlller of' the L. B. Dudley, former F1rlt·Cen~ currenc)', and from their reco~drl". tral Trust oftlcer; H. A. Valentine 1 1 fo.rmer First-Central I\IBLstant 1 treaaurer; Franclr! Woolcott, former l P'Jrst-CeDtral uaJstant treas11rer; A , '. · _ •1., , . • ., W . M. A. Va.ughn, former vice· lll'£!8ldent of the PlrtJt-Central. ... (QontlnueQ from ~e· ODe)} C. T . Mi:.."l.er!(ormllr ~xe:mt.l\'le the same ~~:'::~.'~~·~~·~'..:''n"' Co_m_m_e_rc_l•_•_____ _ as asked by the govetnor Ka&herl~ ~ ~ ' lpfJf.Cn " for a ' IJ.)ro "{l&lt'!d In Hnq~ few dJiY• RHEUMATISM? er 40 teet undenrround . had u liAr·' row csca.pe rrom death today when firt' brOke out lu tlw tunnel lt>~t :l mg lro Lhe sewer The aiJtlght Uoo t.i , Installed so that the sewer could be dug under hfgh pressure, savtd the ml' n!; llvt's and provided an undeTground h BVen ' lint 11 fi remcn arrived LIVER TRQUBLE? (QNSJJ"'AJJQN? r", I' ~. J.'or ~teneuuo 11 a thouund• of JH' r:.ole W:IYe •&De to carab•ll. ('l t"e ho~Joukll. to tate- the ('.\riLSBAD C::U~ In tile tl'l'l.t • ment of the mJnyllla that follow cun11tlpllthm - LAUREL CLIFF · L_ _ :,~ ·~ ~-...~ ..- ) -, l1JODwJilJed . .u-• .-"''ie vue Mr. and Mrs Alfred Crll\ll of ._,._,. t to. 1 1 lll!h.----...... - ce~~ l'fJV" oua,y '' Rocksprings and the fotlllt>r·~ SIS· ""pP,In!'iiOdi\Y ~ar~d,&. Wf!J:e.- acUve t.er, lJcr~ha R.Qot or Pitts, w. Va. •, aiYll• hJvbttt' '~lUng 1SilJ>P.9t:~ to ,t.he called on MrsL Thor Radrord Sun -~ Itt of t)le CARLSBAD CURE rll'ht In your o11n homo;o, by Ilk· lnr. I dilly l f '~IIJ•o~>nful of CARLSBAD SPRUDEI. ~o;ALT In 11 gin• or watPr CARU~BAD - ~}~~Pt~'·ev~:~I~ ;ro!nt11~ tiPt'.fUla.'tor'~._Jpt .the ~'*'flnOO. Wheat qay. rud up · more- than a om,t a bushel. : ~rs. Maggie.. Hysell, son Fred. nOd corD: 111t111lYEr aR1n~d from fi'I\C- hr$. Ann .. Pre11t.on. 800, Earl, wife ..;a. "!:'"' ~ •• -... •r·r2 1 t.wns to Jl)P~ :"uan eent.s a Da»ueJ}, Tile ,Catton mark:l!t alsQ was strpng ga~ about 13 ce.n ts a h11.le. ~ lJttuty stocks continued h()av~ Wrth co~Udat.ed ~as. united corp. and ser;olce or their N. J . "'"C'V.kms boldlpg bn .. leypqbllc ''"'d' •round closlnllf\. , 1l 1 ·~, · , , ·~r ;:- ::·!; 1 ,fAJ . . f "' ,.. . . ..... ' ..:. ' • the~ yee.r oM bl•lorl~ In Cnrl1b11d Ma11e fo.>r )'lin by Mother NatuR, CARLSBAD SPllUDEL SALT hu been eohl br rellt~h~ drnj:utiBIII f•l r 110 yeftl'll NRVER T.uu: J:IAN"UF'ACIJ'URED SALTS. Your b.-dy llP~~ervu the brAt. Buy " bottle ot lf('nllln~ CARLSBAD SPRUDEL IIIALT toda7 , ~on~trntt() tor trill' cronomy. - wnten of •ror1na:s end baby or Colu..'tlbus were the gwests of her e.nd Mr.s Pearl J11. -~ ccbs Saturday and Bunda~· Mlsse!! Thoo and Lat!onna JH.oobs Ill cmnpanled their aunt. Mrs. Hy-· 'lfll home Sunday evening where tt.~y visitMrs fo.r nLocouple of w;~~k~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Revwilland uts McCumbe1· wen t f..o G ra~m Chopel Bftttuday ------- - lllltlzu~y. alumach , !her artt1 rheumttt.hm complalnu. Yo11 rna very euily get the Uene· .,--- ,. . . .; . .- •.. •.•.•.•..••.......,,, ... • ·· · ~- · · • - • . ', - r ~,..~ "'-~-= .,.~..,. ·• :~ i . "'"r" ' .' ' .' ' ' ' '· " ,, ,' ·· ' "" ,, ,. By F.daon R. Wailej Shawnee, Oklahoma ·,' F. A. MILLER, PUBI.ISHER OF THE SOUTH BEND (INDIANA) TRlBUNE SAYS: I wtf.~ r - ,, Clevela nd. Au ~ :!3- IN S-SJx m~-' 11 1 happed in a huge tnLerccpttng sew. .... , ,.. '\ . ,'fl ' :· DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? Rc .c "E&gle t\nd M£11 Vcnle Mr.'l. 0. I,.owcry .;.•Tn~dtia.~d and ...., Mr, and Mr4. L H . . Neh.?n and fll.mlly , Saturda1v Mr . N~eon hkd Newt Allcbo.uah rr ~h.arleston ;"¥ 11rs n. w-:rit end l&.st · I !:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•:!•~·~·~·~·~·~·~f~f~f~f~f~f~f!!¥ . • SIXTY I!:NDANGI-:Rf.l) MJm~s Mnude Freema.n. Arlene Beckley and Doria Maoo were. ~rt.- b)" Lecnard v\- ll.fd MOO ~:: · ============ M 1: sea D~rothy Bo'l'o m , e. u d FJI?Abct.h Dixon spent a. few day~ laEt weEk With Mrs. Arch Arbn.\lgh. a., , liy,<!fY4-t'C"l4\Vtl'l1 af Chester '' - . "";'" .... . ..... .. ' · ~ t~rm contracts Uue l.o financial cond1tlons wh ich make iL po.~st ble I that there ma)' be no money t.o ~:perate the schools latt' m the : sprin1 The dpcl~lon wa s reached t;y a 4 to 3 vote [ . ..., the Kemp~ Drilling Oo., had hl~ rcot badly cruah£d wh.1le unlodlnll cnlna rr~ a truck. The lnJUt'Y v:n.s treated Itt Holzer hospital and Mr. Johnson l5 Pble to move abOut, rn ci'UtNl.cs. will be unable to Wtl k fOJ" ECvt:l'l\.1 Wtleiul. E. F . Bailey of Middleport, l1o:. tbe guest of his 110n GeOrge and family tor tl\o paat I1 8'Ufl8t. Miss ,ll(cl~lc .. '. .5"'tQ' "•Ck 5 ' · ri ., ,. '' "· ~~------- ·. Heft _,.. "'"' '"" ' a m<:mber o! the Ge.lllpolls hlih llChoal faeul~ thia yeac, ~-~·- '. ~" ........ ~~ ·' ~ ·" / ' :t'<':-, .,. Tl>wn•eY who hiLs been a week the No1! hom,, will ·Hal-ol4 .• .. ' GREAT BEND Mrs. Joe Cassidy a-nd two "'one, J cie and Bobb)', who ha.vc ' .s ltlng friends aecret.afYTC. and HART.f'ORD, W. VA. a nd Mrs. James Radford for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Howell oC Columbus spent tile weet. end here D.C·\ I and son •-·t •; ....., WI0 te r. _ a vl.sJt Mr Hoover- sald tlUU Such lnforPltt.'>burgh and n111t1on as he e;ou'ld. tlVJ( "1.8 C41Ix, general and Is m~tJy Mtond hilct vtlth rele.tlves at cant<m. I I "f Mrs. E. R. Tompkln'l ~ A NOVEL DEFENSE HA:TElVER else may be said for the defendant beJng tried in Jack•on County, West Virrinia, in tion with the murder of a convict and one of the guards who were taking him to tke penJtentlary, lt mu~t he ad~ mitted that it is novel to say the least. ' Alfter the criminals who foilowed, overtook and finally killed two of the occupants of the Weot Virginia •late pollee cat·, a<lmitted on the stand tHat they .had done just that, one of them haK presented a self defense olea, stating that he was shooting at the officers only after t hey shot at hirn and to protect hims~lf, that be was tryiug to kill only th e cop.vtct against whom he held a 1 f'ra.nk O rucser &nd ft)ur d it.ld'rm , tick ~ tdl n~~.;rl y l our nthJUcc:-. Ln hind the market. Trnt,;,ng lupere1l !i.:&ektlprl ngs, Mrs. bl~ Prke.... .\\lJ'.. oft, thoUBh , and the list s!.t-'udled 'DS, Ray E'/ans,' wire ana two rlfili!. ,l,.en , Arthur EVIUllt, Kern Rwl, r.round Ill! hlifhs 101 the day lrlll Gene Bailey, Roclulp.r1nws. BASIC WHEAT PRICE qJVI-:N Jo Ann and Alice P'1nlaw apent London, Alii' 23- INS-A recom- several days last wee k in Rutland. mtndatton that the basic price of J R Turner and Wm Kennett hard wheat such as ma nit oba no ~.£- cured employment in a mint! 2 .5hould be established at 60 cmts near Charleston m geld per bmhel c 1 c lcost Cleo Parker apent la'l t. week' a t Insurance and rre\gh u wa:-; (H t'· Kerrs Run visiting hrr u.unt Mn. sented to 11. ~lenary sesslu n ul lh r< Nancy Walker mternatlonal wl u•at t~ •uft-rruct• toKathl~n Howell gave a lawn day party Thursday eveni ng In honor or ThE> technical sull-conunlttct:! l"er fr1t-ntJ Louise Russell or Bradtt"commended thLs price fo•· F.wu Lury who had lx:en vlsltlns Mr . S:o~ina the first certifieate to be t ..ned bJ the Federal Home Owners pean portll. , ~•'h Corporation, Hr. and Mra. Johb P. Flanaj'an, of Falla of Schuylkill, ~a.1 bean• hap_piiJ ia tbe knowledp that tbt hol!le they boufht 29 reara SHORT SCHOOL TERM':' ..,.1, ..-..q trcsra tllreldeDH ~~~loaure. The in1tialloan waafor $ ,200. Columbus. o.. AUg. 23-lNSBank.' and Tr t Co.; Harry W1ll- lu 'hl;-;.rllinal bill, lbe House re- <?'>hunbus' 1400 school teachers tolaJll!, (or{her obairman of 5the tuted' W agtee to a eonterence re· \ Lay faced the alternative ol fh1,t-Centra.l bOf.rd· WUUIUl\; E. port by a . vote or 151 to 67 CE>ptlng seven·months comrract.s or P•rdoo former ae~Clirj:., .to y: the "Thl11 plan elmllnates the so- t'one. egmm ' rctal btt.nk and one--time ·ap called ctfBcrlmlnatlon between the Ovetridlng objections or Superpellatce judre; T . 8 . ElcbelbP;~r•, 'nt(Jih)¥1rh00da' aud the dO'o\"ntoWn lntendent J G . Colllcott, the bo&1d former First-central the~tere" deelared Rep. RlchiLrd B c.T education tn specliLI mectlu~ 0 F'alnll tonner Plrst-central vJce Doqlas (0) of Clewland. "Yet lt yuterday VOlt.'<t to utrer shoJ t- Bobby have returned from lit ~Re.,oned Federal Shakeup 1 "' • ..J...__ I 4 ' i, -~ --!...,.; - ~:-- n*"* · alnce we IIILW 'l•~n•rs 1 ..•vh~tor. Hla 1n •lative. That ain't aport. _ ' - 4 First Home Loan certificate \ McHame. 1 011 He caml"' vJcltlni their unc],-,, John OJbb:o OR 80me months extending into yeartl, Ohio rcpubli· name was -·-Winllilll in York •on the 11,nd fa..mUy the past ten days, t'e· can~t have hud little over which to be happy because of we on a bo'X car we can at1H vtauallze Bauto6- turned to theh· hmn.e In Pitts.\. acannea the Dumont 1n hJs one-arm dlriKtblc. burgh , saturday. h 1 e fact that they h~ve heE!n re~.:eiving trimmings at the a aort or frOK-eYed wel~ \Vheli he wanted to eo up he re.n humh:1 of their democratic adversat·ies fHl' too often for _ ', ~o~~t a~O:~~-t':o c!~d~~~t,~~~~ :: . ADDISON tomfort. or contf.lntment.. However, the latest squabbl~ 8 t H llto 't that IL1nd or 1 r:t a Kentuc~y rau renee. coming · tt"l d · th e mn k 1:1 o 1 th c d emocra t 1:1 stnpe · M •r. B run- in uavlator. am n wasn 1 aown. be wopld ga.llop to the front Bta;nfcrd BMnkeT hall rct untct, " ·re up In He ftew about fl!~~ end ot the f~llne chalk line. He waa ne1· resigned lhe chairmunship of the party, has brou1rht lt.et e.bove ldw Ude a~ eem · tne bua.ie3t man you >Jver 11aw out. ~"\.!. tftp to truJ CentUI'Y or not ~J nly s miles but real broad grins on many republrean ~~;:t,:ve= ~o~:W f!!~d :~ 8t~: side or a c~~ofet-crta at hillh. noon. M~~oeor1e Bailey waa a Pomccoun tenances, in ~; pite of th e tough_ economic tirltt:' the av~ around. He ll:llocked us all oft that eroy t vt&ito!', 'rhur&day. box tar and went on in fi'lant lea.)l!l The laat time we new was at Alfa Thomas haabeaun workfLS B eru.g e republican has been i'HW1ng in Ohio recently. . Uke a 1uperlor kind or lraMhopper. KeUy Field. Texas. We dldn '~ dtJliCr With the KE"ffif)el" D1·1Uiw:: · d"1ca t"lons, u~] es.!l some ] ea del' 0 f th e pa rt Y know th.at John McGraw had to\d F rom RII m were 10 close to him tiU\t we I.teutenant Doy-le to ctve us the Co Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bunce and interven~a and pours oil, much kerosene, on the troubled that bls l:.hln, works. Right now, we cannot st.ate da.uibter, Gru.ce, Rbcompauted friends on e. week ena waters, there will be HUCh 8 monumental sp)it tna.t it Will. j r;:~:;~;1:.~;~ or~d~~~::re~{ ~mta~:~~~u~:r=~!~:O~~~~:e~ Kana.uga. trip to Olnc:nnatl. The Lr,p waa take years for the democrats to repair their rents and afwe ever aeen. They looked who.t we bad for lunch ttiat day. made by motor. fo1·d competition to their opponents. All of which of aUeroiUI and mWit have _bee _ n ~-•-ny_w_•>_· that's wbat It was. 1llr\ a.nd Mrs. Hortle Routh a1-e Owup.s~hig U1e home or Mr. and courl5e, iB as music to the cars of the G. 0. P. followers. MerrUl !June~ dw-ing their The very latest newM on the Bulkley, 'White Nolan-Truax ·~~~'"· Tawney or Fairfield, ~crap is that it is a "humdinger" and is making the pow . ... of Oalllpo{ll!l. and Me.x litical fur fly. And that's that. SutK!ay evenL~ dln- a 011~ room bouse. Kill Vlrlle Oorbln &n4 M* Kathryn Moon, M._ ·One Word Led To Another llllbl<ll\ by a •i!'gle e1 0ctric :rowa, Mn. Dw11bt KJm, lira. Nan m.beth ltOCft o1. Qinnw. Jeruaalem. o .. Mill BtM Sanborn, 1 10'. and Kn. OJark, enroute to Jill. Ruth Drake, Mn. H. 1 . Bub ~heir horne from WlDd8or. v~ont., and dalJihW,r Kathleftl &lld Beulah atopped here far a Yilllt. With Mnl. Burdette retW"bed Monday evenllll VIRGINIA ' Clart 'a alster, lrDaa SkJ.Dner. Tlu!y from Cbkqo w~re the)' atloend.ed GREGG wU F ;te,.ve tor ttu~ir home tbe nret ihe Qfn1-Ul'J ot Prolreu BJ:paattloo . r week. Ther a11o made a ahort. vlalt 1n Col· --::-:-----=-=-:::-:• , umbu.a with rel&U.ve~ and lf~. Phone 582-L RECENT BRIDE SHOWBilED Auti.D Moore or Ji!"l'IUlem C.PII!I A Monday mlacellaneoua Y:ondloJ a abort. vlnt wtth ~======::;:;,~:;:::s;:::;:=:::;:::;:::;;========= •. i:,lven evenint shower at Ule R.wu A. and Kn, fmRobert Washl~ S.lldMr. he • Aftller residence on Bout.b Third ten Tuelcla,y, acaomPtJlitd by hia Jn • throUKbout preaentlng Interest!~ Avenue by Mr.s. Miller and Mrtl. A. aJ.ster IIIU EliUbeth Mool't!l nlaya at almollt every tum. W. McKay,' eompllmenUna Mrs., Mn. Mlll')l D&WIOn, who sPent t.he Darat, ailter of tl:\e Middleport Robert l4c:Kay, a recent bride. The put eleven week.a at New Lex.LQeton Amerfcan Leilon team plWher, waa illellt or bonor was the reelpitnt of I vi.sjttnl with• hf!r daua;hter, l(n, ~ • excellent oo the mound for t.he lo· m~~on:r lovely aifta. Guest.a for the ' EUzabet.b Jentlna returned home cals puahtnr them aeroas the plate oceulon were members Of the La.· : over \.he week elld. She wa.a acK en. Run -:-CU'l• are Be. ten with plenty or speed and pep and dies Gulld or the Heath M. E. eompanted here b)r Mrs. JeflkiDB and by LoCal Lauiea; Fat her control was lood at all Umea. Church Md nellhbura. I 8011 Den, the latter returnln& to hta , __ The Middleport. trirls seoond team At the c\D!!c of the evening, re- f home, Sunday. llll'J. Jenldns re1 Mer: ...vee waa defeated after a wUd conteat fhreshmcnts were served by the . malned lot a week's visit here at when the LaUJ"CI Clift atrls pUed up 06te~s. the homf of her 1l8ter, Mrs. Loui.! 1n wae t.-l'fl&ln "'''""t at the ....d- a acore of 19 to 'l to t.alq the hon.,.A fried ~· -... CLUB HOSTESS I ....,.y ' ~port t1(bted aoft.-bii.U tleld Tuea- ore. • Mrs. Eda'ar Wolfe 11 reported Jl1 1 dj.J" evening when tllfte contests The lntUal eoote8t of the evm· Mrs. Emma Welch wu hoeteSB at her heme on Grant Street. were played before one of the t.ra:~ \ng was t.he George Schaar• re· Tuesday afternoon at her home on i Mr. and Mtl. N~U Cooper of Colem crowds of the pmsent seWn vsmped fat men team and the Sooth Third Avenue, to the mem- l umbua arrived TUetlday evt'!ntna: for rdr half~prloe adm.IBS1on, H\r U Run fat men. lne lil.ltt•r ' Kf.. bfrs of the ave-hundred club Iii visit with Mr. and Mrs. Prs.nk The three 1amea .were lnterelst.,. lng the game by a. score of t; to 2P Oue~tts were Mrs. w. E. Br)'m.( Vromlin and Mrs. Lulu Mason. lila providing much fun a.,nd en~ The loeal fe.t men, their obesity Mrs. M. S. McAllister, Mill L. D Prof. and Mrs. A. W. McKay lttlld t.eftatnment 'for ' the apect&tOn., ' a bandicap, were out.potnt.ed ln MrMaater and Mrs. c . P. ~wkins. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay apent while the Anal cODtest Qf the e'Ye- !!Very attempt by the Hysell Run ltra. CLarence Ma.ssar of Pomeroy Tuesday at Portland vtsttlnw rei•· n.lnl p!'eseDted. a clOse hard fta'ht nlnt, .who seemed a little mo r•· rf:ctlvftl the ftrst prize, Mrs. Ed tlvec!l. r:,t.Wtin. the 14\ddleport &Iris anQ agUe and able to aet-a.round th.e Duffy or ·Pomeroy, waa the reulp· JohD R. Veith and. Martin E . the K~ Run 1lrls, the t ·JaJ.ure 6f Laaes with more speed than the lo~ !tnt or tile secOnd prlr.e and Mrs. Abbott left Monday tor Huntlng~ ~e bW. ('IIIli. But a t that tlte • interest was McAIIlstA;:,t was awarded the RUest en a bulineaa trlp. The Mtdd:lt:port. t:lrls nnally came oont.inue.d untll the very last al- prble. . 1 Mra. W. E. Brya.n, daughter Mrs. thrqlJih on the kine elld of the 11 thOugh the local fBt men f~lt the -James E. Harley, Jr4rs. Martha to tO IJC01'e but I& was a strunl, vlt"t ~rv r: lipping when :i. fe..,. 1••tr J . W. Byers, Miss Ruby and Ed- Bryant and d&u~hter Mrs. Harry &If' the Kern Run "\veaker sel'" par- brought creaks and grooris to their ward :Byers, Misses Sylvia Po"·ler Bowles attended the funeral ot rJed every ' attempt or the Joca.lB to unexercised jointa. . and Ruth McKinley o1 He.rri.!On- their cousin, Mra. Anna Glllian ~ win until the (lni2h. · · ville visited with friends at l ret.art. Wednesday, ' 1 1At no time during th.e final game DINNER PARTY Tue.'iCay evening The tollowlntt enjoyed a picnic was ~score an uneven matter, Mrs, Ella Harry en,ertnlned 11 • WtuLam Lachman returned to supper at the SheniUll Spdnp t:tther ~ or not less, than one !lr.nel' TueaQay at tht= Elmhurst his home nt Akron Monday 'I'ueaday evenlne : Mlaa Etta and IIJD aepara•tne the two teams Both Thvern at Pc.meroy The folloWmA" \Ina, after 8 visit hen wlth Max Rarry GutJU, sueatl Mr. and Mra. Pred Lemley and daUilbter Loretta glrll!il outnta • played headS·UP ball were guests ~ Mr and Mrs. Raymond sanborn. :eeu ot Zaneavnte. VIrginia Oren r.nd Buale TaylQ1'. A meettns of beauty operators "'aa held Tuesday evening at the LaSalle Hotel Durtn1 the meet.lnlf a oode confOfmtng to the NRA was drawn up. The new prlees wUI ta.ke t-ft'eet September 1st. Lawnlnce Blna returned Monde.y E>Venlns from ClncJnnatl where he attended a reunion or CompQny o No. 319, Supply Train. Mr. and Mra. RoSB Wiley of Eost Orange, N. J .. arrived Tuesday for a villlt wJth Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ctart ' ' - I l'or _.t.rtll Otflce Call Ql•" I'• BUiilleH Office aA4 Circala"oa DepL, <laU iltl•& IPeJI,emdl B7 Carrier ........ • I I · , . , "It ia the duty of pl\~enb to 10 rear their children that they wiU uudentand and fully appreciate the value 9f money. '. "Te·a chinl them the value of mo'\ey aho4ld be1in when the 'Chile!""! arl' ~0' yqunJ. 1 "1'hu •blluld be 111ade to Ul)derlland tltat liloney io not eaoily lil!l4!! lil'ld ·~Olll~ 11!11 be e111WY I!Je!lf. "l'c!1iiDmY in money ext~ett<fillll"!'• ·Th~ffre Milder . : 4.;.,, 11oi mean alinsineai. "J\o1oney .alway; thf1ulcj ~ exl!"ulled w:iiely. ' . "l>art df lll alli>w~nce lit W&Je 1\lw~ya ahould be ~aved ~at ,.,;., • ..,.,~ • 1 ~ ! In , •lp,,,., F, " , , •· · : :.,r,- (_~, ~~ ....,, ·' "' . I ' ·\:·The_r Taste Better .; 1' ,, ~~~~o~i:t'.l~ : ! ,! I• · .. ..'1 '· IY ,;, ,, >· '' '! ,.' '1 '·.' .•• I ' \\ I '. ' ) .• ·' .. I' . ,, f ~,. ' . .'~ '' ' �'• AUOIUI'f ' ·~ • ' ' .' 33, !ttl I •• • • • ! • ' I '. JJ,,• ' = ' Tht - . ro.Uoya: (?) ,. .US 1\ II II ,lt . .. .. ...... .. . a 1 1 0 0....,, 8b ... ., .... .. ... a I I I s. Youna. lb ....... ... a 1 ~ o 11. YOI,IIIf, ct . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 1 1 W. ShliD'lll.ll;,r, 2b . ,. ..• IS 2 2 1 R. ShUI!laker, .. . .. .. .. t 1 1 ~ o,..,., e .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 4 Q I 0 Hepp, rf ........ .' ...... t Q I 0 Rouah, .. Saletmen Sc~ ,' Three , R11"' l11 Niplh"Tb Wina..7 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, ~LA. ~ . : rt~~-~:=r:: r·-'D'Mtr ·od .1o. 10-lilrU:II " " 1n tbe _lo,.,.. oudl nu'e and • . delltlltfU:l tune wt.11 reported b1 itJl. The oc:cm1on wu ffaLW'ed by ~ee and oonU!ats. C:!lad)'a HarrJa or awarded a. Grea~ J)l'ble . In Bend waa a contast. \ · . <. i. ! ·I , : t • , , ·• .I t ' . ' ; • ' • f) ~ ;• • : ~ . I " t . , I t , , • _,.... ~ There ii no com.,.tition b~t":~!l . ll.dvertiaed aooda and ~on­ advertiaed pod., becauae nob~y knowa . about . n<lll·advertiaecl . l · aood• and ~ere i• no demand'for the~·· BON ora tho priMlpalo In tho lottst lntornallonal romanee, Lore! Burp of Northcourt. Isle of Wil'ht, England, and Miu EliJabetb ROM B Vintebt, whole enpgement wu neently a'ftnounced. Th• bride to be j,. tbe daucbter of Senator Arthur Vincent, of ·S•n .Mateo, Caltt.J. Yihile her h nd-W..be iJ a member ot one of Eol'land'• proudut 11mllii1• . . . --- HUT Pl R'ATES: Total ................. 11 'J ta ~llit Clo:;utlJ "011 SM't!:IIIM . F,;,111 fU., Clerks (8) AB ft. H E Ooete8, lb ............. 6 0 I I ~ob&tetter . cr .. ' . "" .. 6 1 t 0 Onber, as . . . .. ...... '& 2 a 1 - SCORE THR~~ R~NS In Ninth With Jwo To~ Conteit By ' 4'to3Count Pierotti, lb . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 o 1 o N01'111, rt ' ........ ,.. .. . 6 1 a o I Buainea~ cone~ thould link uvtheir buaineu ~ vertiaina. I ·, ----------wm !Spend the week with tht la.t- I~· ST~R t o o ' ..~... .. •t I1 0I 00 Lona. Lean, :~:~~~~1 Stark, Brown, ~ If ......... .: .. : . . .... Slim, Sly, Smart ~eri. e .......... • 1 1 o ·- 5 H' WQJth; il ............ 2 I Q. 0 Ge.. _Ill WJoriil•lller, i> . .. .. .. .. 1 o ,o •O 1~ , , Stoi-ea tliat'e,cherlitl! are exfremely eo.npetitive1 I LO!Kil: IIUTJNG Th~ ollten ot tho BObekah lodp l':'let PrJdU eYeninl at. the horne or 'nit p•tN'"'a w111 be rupolliAble Mr;a. Gibble Du.stev on· Sun.eet ave- I~ ; GRABER That Competjlion often makq mRre butinesa. · p .............. stROK: iood , ad· : - ~- tu·e _~nts. Mr . Plc"~ns . Mr. and Mn ,. ~urned There ia aomethinl particularly pleaaina ,dnrtiaina. and MrB. ·Buqer !lm<S\ "'IJ1r:"; ' Saturday from. New York city, wll.ere the termer tCDk. a. ))1)5L [l'raduate course univt-rr.l ty . · M.r . a.nd Mr~>. Cha.rle1 abod INTERNATIONAL LEAGtJE Club Won Loet Pet.. Newark . . . . . . . . . . . 84 5'1 ..511 Rochester . . . . . . . . . 78 65 ~ Baltimore . . . . . . . . '14 88 .531 Tcrc.nto . . 72 'll ..508 Albany . . . . .. . 811 72 .'119 ' ·, ' ,· · · at the Columbia about There ia a dietinctive character to advertised goods. , Ccr:":ey and sou Jack lett ThUl'Bda.t !or thtlr home M. P1tcalm, Pa., after cpending the summer Witb Mrs Cctrey's pa.rt!nts, Dr. and · Mrs. J ohn PhUson . ADVERTISING SHOWS TKAT TK£ DEALER AND MAN- Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . 68 13 .t82 Mc.ntnal Jer5ey City 66 55 74 86 .t71 .390 Y£8TEitDA.Y'S UFACTURER HAVE F~ITH IN THEIR PRODUCTS AND /1~iTTiiiiJi~j;j=IT,~n ALFRED ;• )'\'· AMJ<RICAN RESULTS ASSOCIATION ., '• ' • i g CclwnbUB 8; St. Paul 2. Columbw; 9; 8t. Pa.ul 3. ,S.TAND READY,,.TO BA:CK. UP THEIR fAITH .•, Toledo 13; MlnneapoU&. 1. Milwaukee fl; Louisville 4. Milwaukee e; Loulav1Ue 3. ' NATIONAL L!lAGtJE Boston 6; PittliilbW'ih 4 (14 !{ln.) ctnctnnau at Pb.il6de1ph1a <ratnl St.. Louill at Brooklyn <ratn). Chb:aa:o at New York fr&in) . AMERICAN LEAGUE 1\{athilda Rinke, MichiNew York 4; Cleveland 3. gan s champion milkmaid Detroit 10; Wuhlnflon 8. as she amved In Chicago CblOOJO I; Bolton 1: ChlOOJO • : Bolton 0. to wke part in the national Pblladelpbl& '1: St. Louts ti. milking contest at the !~&NATIONAL LBAGVE World's Fair. The contest- All pm.. pootponed lralnl. ants in this contest will m i I k six championship 2. cows and the one producing Struck out by Buck 3. Ba.~·f on ba.lh; by IMon ~ t . ,... ; the most mUk in three min- Patscd bnlli Vicken; 2, M:cNau . ute ~\ will he national cham- ghton 1. pion. The record to dote tonLett1:1.on bases Bpectals 12, Addl· is 20 pouuds and 6 ounces. Runs bat.te1 in McNa.ugbh1n. L. to8Tw-ln Pomeroy, - llibt, leather Phone 300•R. lar1c fiallh· handle. l!OWord. 8-21-31 LOST-One brown and tan brindle · Billl dOl. La1t seen tn vicinity of Cburo11 o! .Christ, Mldlejlort. lf , laoated notify llherlll'• otlloe. ' 1·21-~t. lla.ley, C. Haley , Mink 2, Vickers Nibert. l"OR .RENT-HoU&e on Buttorntlt. Ave. Call W!·lt. 8-:13-81 ·Lul.z, Jb . ........ S 1 3 1 B· ·! VIckers, r 5 1 2 3 0 0 l M yers, 2b WEL.L. ,lOQ'f!:;, Ht.l'iC.i:. WE Aliet:. ENROU1':!!. iO OCEAN PARADISE. AND WE t'.tOi AWA'I WITHOUT COLONEl.. HOOFER KNOWIN{z II- · · Nlbert ct ABRH' POAE Mink, . ss (00010 Hayes, rt , 511 513 Cnmp, tb f i 1 1 0 0 (' CCO..ONEL. HOC.F't::ii 'l:.'l<':'AiNL.'r' WILL! eli SURPRISED WHEN HE DROPS' BV tHE HOUSE AND PltiiS us i.ONE••• rr•s ·A 4ooo ~oi<E · 5 0 4 I I I 4 0 I 0 0 0 4 o o 14 o 2 411131 Trion,p tJ113 G 5 0 0 : t ll •l TcLol 42 4 14 20• 13 5 50170(l ~ L. Hilley nut hit. by own batted 4011n1 l::n.ll In 2nd. t 0 3 7 1 0 4 0 I} 2 0 (' ISI"C I'!'l lly lnningn 123 45ti 'J89 T nm::~ te Sprclr.ls ... 003 000 000 s !tlldJ:-~ 000 01 1,) 003 4 ON HIM BECAIJ!.E HE'S 'TERRiBLY 1 INQUISITIVE!. 1\.IIID HE THINKS HE ' .i KNOWS E!.VER"t''I'HINl;r THil(I''S }J (;rOIN4 ON-·· HA•HA! Ohio State Fair Vititora 5 00 410 511100 STOP AT / ·~~::~:Rob::l:ruKID:::·~y:~::~·~-y::~ Prompt Re&ef From ltc:bias Eczema It'swondetiul the waysoot~fwMOl· Zomo bri~ JI"'MPt to , bumlnalki4. even 111 aevere ~ tchinR'etopethernomentZerh:o touell•lll• !eno.r'&nd ln!lamedalda lo.suaa of 111 rare lnlredle!tto. To d_a,..yRuhea, Plmplea, li<lema. Illblwoni> and netore the olda to ·~·~ ~~ ~ tm """cleantfj-~1~ pnulne o; l - b the Pri... - brl"'ll ..u.t. 8k, 60c and fl, AD drqpta'; ·HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner tonr an4 ll'tlth 8&1. Ce1umba~t Ohlo. ROOMs, 8INGLI! tt.et DOUBLE 11.110 DlniDJ Roo1n. (lortee ~bap, j -~ IJnllmllod SlreM Partdnr -.... .lames H. Butler, "T'Il..L\E: i?>E ON ~ "'Il '"-'A'Y TO '-A •e,AO.. T-e,Qi!O . D•'-'l\l5ta .. .' ..' l' ''· ... : .. : ,, ." ~ !( ,. 01.' Modern Nursery Rimes '8.· JAWNl I' j ~ Dn nS:..:.. .. . Ns;~ THESPOIUR· Did You Ever Stop To Think? . s, EDSON R. WAITE .Wf.IO HAS SColt£0 MOitE UPSET WINS . 'IW~~ ANY O"r'HER . FIGHT'ER! . Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER Of THE ARLINGTON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Aimoll everybody hu somethina to aelland in order to ·~ ·m ake a sale there must firat be a contact of some kind. ".Newspaper adverti•ina ia for the purpoae CJf belpipf to ..u either merehanciise or ideaa or both. The appeal of the 1-1 nGwtpaper ia universal; i~ 11ewa ia e11aerly ~J !Ill~ i~ j,ff~ ~ exc~llent opp!'rtu.nily for 'lle 1-lll!e~~~~n~ l\IJt'iJlt ltit l'ttf!:~~· dj~11 ~J! ~~~ atte11t11~11 of ~ll 1~111 !'o!l•ll~e~~· . · ' • .I v' �'• AUOIUI'f ' ·~ • ' ' .' 33, !ttl I •• • • • ! • ' I '. JJ,,• ' = ' Tht - . ro.Uoya: (?) ,. .US 1\ II II ,lt . .. .. ...... .. . a 1 1 0 0....,, 8b ... ., .... .. ... a I I I s. Youna. lb ....... ... a 1 ~ o 11. YOI,IIIf, ct . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 1 1 W. ShliD'lll.ll;,r, 2b . ,. ..• IS 2 2 1 R. ShUI!laker, .. . .. .. .. t 1 1 ~ o,..,., e .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 4 Q I 0 Hepp, rf ........ .' ...... t Q I 0 Rouah, .. Saletmen Sc~ ,' Three , R11"' l11 Niplh"Tb Wina..7 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, ~LA. ~ . : rt~~-~:=r:: r·-'D'Mtr ·od .1o. 10-lilrU:II " " 1n tbe _lo,.,.. oudl nu'e and • . delltlltfU:l tune wt.11 reported b1 itJl. The oc:cm1on wu ffaLW'ed by ~ee and oonU!ats. C:!lad)'a HarrJa or awarded a. Grea~ J)l'ble . In Bend waa a contast. \ · . <. i. ! ·I , : t • , , ·• .I t ' . ' ; • ' • f) ~ ;• • : ~ . I " t . , I t , , • _,.... ~ There ii no com.,.tition b~t":~!l . ll.dvertiaed aooda and ~on­ advertiaed pod., becauae nob~y knowa . about . n<lll·advertiaecl . l · aood• and ~ere i• no demand'for the~·· BON ora tho priMlpalo In tho lottst lntornallonal romanee, Lore! Burp of Northcourt. Isle of Wil'ht, England, and Miu EliJabetb ROM B Vintebt, whole enpgement wu neently a'ftnounced. Th• bride to be j,. tbe daucbter of Senator Arthur Vincent, of ·S•n .Mateo, Caltt.J. Yihile her h nd-W..be iJ a member ot one of Eol'land'• proudut 11mllii1• . . . --- HUT Pl R'ATES: Total ................. 11 'J ta ~llit Clo:;utlJ "011 SM't!:IIIM . F,;,111 fU., Clerks (8) AB ft. H E Ooete8, lb ............. 6 0 I I ~ob&tetter . cr .. ' . "" .. 6 1 t 0 Onber, as . . . .. ...... '& 2 a 1 - SCORE THR~~ R~NS In Ninth With Jwo To~ Conteit By ' 4'to3Count Pierotti, lb . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 o 1 o N01'111, rt ' ........ ,.. .. . 6 1 a o I Buainea~ cone~ thould link uvtheir buaineu ~ vertiaina. I ·, ----------wm !Spend the week with tht la.t- I~· ST~R t o o ' ..~... .. •t I1 0I 00 Lona. Lean, :~:~~~~1 Stark, Brown, ~ If ......... .: .. : . . .... Slim, Sly, Smart ~eri. e .......... • 1 1 o ·- 5 H' WQJth; il ............ 2 I Q. 0 Ge.. _Ill WJoriil•lller, i> . .. .. .. .. 1 o ,o •O 1~ , , Stoi-ea tliat'e,cherlitl! are exfremely eo.npetitive1 I LO!Kil: IIUTJNG Th~ ollten ot tho BObekah lodp l':'let PrJdU eYeninl at. the horne or 'nit p•tN'"'a w111 be rupolliAble Mr;a. Gibble Du.stev on· Sun.eet ave- I~ ; GRABER That Competjlion often makq mRre butinesa. · p .............. stROK: iood , ad· : - ~- tu·e _~nts. Mr . Plc"~ns . Mr. and Mn ,. ~urned There ia aomethinl particularly pleaaina ,dnrtiaina. and MrB. ·Buqer !lm<S\ "'IJ1r:"; ' Saturday from. New York city, wll.ere the termer tCDk. a. ))1)5L [l'raduate course univt-rr.l ty . · M.r . a.nd Mr~>. Cha.rle1 abod INTERNATIONAL LEAGtJE Club Won Loet Pet.. Newark . . . . . . . . . . . 84 5'1 ..511 Rochester . . . . . . . . . 78 65 ~ Baltimore . . . . . . . . '14 88 .531 Tcrc.nto . . 72 'll ..508 Albany . . . . .. . 811 72 .'119 ' ·, ' ,· · · at the Columbia about There ia a dietinctive character to advertised goods. , Ccr:":ey and sou Jack lett ThUl'Bda.t !or thtlr home M. P1tcalm, Pa., after cpending the summer Witb Mrs Cctrey's pa.rt!nts, Dr. and · Mrs. J ohn PhUson . ADVERTISING SHOWS TKAT TK£ DEALER AND MAN- Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . 68 13 .t82 Mc.ntnal Jer5ey City 66 55 74 86 .t71 .390 Y£8TEitDA.Y'S UFACTURER HAVE F~ITH IN THEIR PRODUCTS AND /1~iTTiiiiJi~j;j=IT,~n ALFRED ;• )'\'· AMJ<RICAN RESULTS ASSOCIATION ., '• ' • i g CclwnbUB 8; St. Paul 2. Columbw; 9; 8t. Pa.ul 3. ,S.TAND READY,,.TO BA:CK. UP THEIR fAITH .•, Toledo 13; MlnneapoU&. 1. Milwaukee fl; Louisville 4. Milwaukee e; Loulav1Ue 3. ' NATIONAL L!lAGtJE Boston 6; PittliilbW'ih 4 (14 !{ln.) ctnctnnau at Pb.il6de1ph1a <ratnl St.. Louill at Brooklyn <ratn). Chb:aa:o at New York fr&in) . AMERICAN LEAGUE 1\{athilda Rinke, MichiNew York 4; Cleveland 3. gan s champion milkmaid Detroit 10; Wuhlnflon 8. as she amved In Chicago CblOOJO I; Bolton 1: ChlOOJO • : Bolton 0. to wke part in the national Pblladelpbl& '1: St. Louts ti. milking contest at the !~&NATIONAL LBAGVE World's Fair. The contest- All pm.. pootponed lralnl. ants in this contest will m i I k six championship 2. cows and the one producing Struck out by Buck 3. Ba.~·f on ba.lh; by IMon ~ t . ,... ; the most mUk in three min- Patscd bnlli Vicken; 2, M:cNau . ute ~\ will he national cham- ghton 1. pion. The record to dote tonLett1:1.on bases Bpectals 12, Addl· is 20 pouuds and 6 ounces. Runs bat.te1 in McNa.ugbh1n. L. to8Tw-ln Pomeroy, - llibt, leather Phone 300•R. lar1c fiallh· handle. l!OWord. 8-21-31 LOST-One brown and tan brindle · Billl dOl. La1t seen tn vicinity of Cburo11 o! .Christ, Mldlejlort. lf , laoated notify llherlll'• otlloe. ' 1·21-~t. lla.ley, C. Haley , Mink 2, Vickers Nibert. l"OR .RENT-HoU&e on Buttorntlt. Ave. Call W!·lt. 8-:13-81 ·Lul.z, Jb . ........ S 1 3 1 B· ·! VIckers, r 5 1 2 3 0 0 l M yers, 2b WEL.L. ,lOQ'f!:;, Ht.l'iC.i:. WE Aliet:. ENROU1':!!. iO OCEAN PARADISE. AND WE t'.tOi AWA'I WITHOUT COLONEl.. HOOFER KNOWIN{z II- · · Nlbert ct ABRH' POAE Mink, . ss (00010 Hayes, rt , 511 513 Cnmp, tb f i 1 1 0 0 (' CCO..ONEL. HOC.F't::ii 'l:.'l<':'AiNL.'r' WILL! eli SURPRISED WHEN HE DROPS' BV tHE HOUSE AND PltiiS us i.ONE••• rr•s ·A 4ooo ~oi<E · 5 0 4 I I I 4 0 I 0 0 0 4 o o 14 o 2 411131 Trion,p tJ113 G 5 0 0 : t ll •l TcLol 42 4 14 20• 13 5 50170(l ~ L. Hilley nut hit. by own batted 4011n1 l::n.ll In 2nd. t 0 3 7 1 0 4 0 I} 2 0 (' ISI"C I'!'l lly lnningn 123 45ti 'J89 T nm::~ te Sprclr.ls ... 003 000 000 s !tlldJ:-~ 000 01 1,) 003 4 ON HIM BECAIJ!.E HE'S 'TERRiBLY 1 INQUISITIVE!. 1\.IIID HE THINKS HE ' .i KNOWS E!.VER"t''I'HINl;r THil(I''S }J (;rOIN4 ON-·· HA•HA! Ohio State Fair Vititora 5 00 410 511100 STOP AT / ·~~::~:Rob::l:ruKID:::·~y:~::~·~-y::~ Prompt Re&ef From ltc:bias Eczema It'swondetiul the waysoot~fwMOl· Zomo bri~ JI"'MPt to , bumlnalki4. even 111 aevere ~ tchinR'etopethernomentZerh:o touell•lll• !eno.r'&nd ln!lamedalda lo.suaa of 111 rare lnlredle!tto. To d_a,..yRuhea, Plmplea, li<lema. Illblwoni> and netore the olda to ·~·~ ~~ ~ tm """cleantfj-~1~ pnulne o; l - b the Pri... - brl"'ll ..u.t. 8k, 60c and fl, AD drqpta'; ·HOTEL COLUMBUS Corner tonr an4 ll'tlth 8&1. Ce1umba~t Ohlo. ROOMs, 8INGLI! tt.et DOUBLE 11.110 DlniDJ Roo1n. (lortee ~bap, j -~ IJnllmllod SlreM Partdnr -.... .lames H. Butler, "T'Il..L\E: i?>E ON ~ "'Il '"-'A'Y TO '-A •e,AO.. T-e,Qi!O . D•'-'l\l5ta .. .' ..' l' ''· ... : .. : ,, ." ~ !( ,. 01.' Modern Nursery Rimes '8.· JAWNl I' j ~ Dn nS:..:.. .. . Ns;~ THESPOIUR· Did You Ever Stop To Think? . s, EDSON R. WAITE .Wf.IO HAS SColt£0 MOitE UPSET WINS . 'IW~~ ANY O"r'HER . FIGHT'ER! . Shawnee, Oklahoma ARTHUR J. MANSFIELD, PUBLISHER Of THE ARLINGTON (MASS.) NEWS, SAYS: "Aimoll everybody hu somethina to aelland in order to ·~ ·m ake a sale there must firat be a contact of some kind. ".Newspaper adverti•ina ia for the purpoae CJf belpipf to ..u either merehanciise or ideaa or both. The appeal of the 1-1 nGwtpaper ia universal; i~ 11ewa ia e11aerly ~J !Ill~ i~ j,ff~ ~ exc~llent opp!'rtu.nily for 'lle 1-lll!e~~~~n~ l\IJt'iJlt ltit l'ttf!:~~· dj~11 ~J! ~~~ atte11t11~11 of ~ll 1~111 !'o!l•ll~e~~· . · ' • .I v' �'' '. ' '. \' -- • '.L ,CIBIIf ... . 16 ~WN OU[ Y'IN BA l[ f IT[ fIR l AUt S I N WNA no • TAX UT " ' ' .'•. ' ''·':~. • . ' ,. •, '• .~ \• ; ' ' ,. ' ' .. • '. '' j" ' .. : ' '\ . ' , '•!!."',: " ,, ·~ !• ' l ,, ',• g •' :11 " s A RIC • Upe s ) YOU BUY. THES PO>MER4)Y. •. •. ,, ... ..- =~- l Dl•• D Nl 0 RA [ Productio E'llplo F isn Buo•i"•,.,. port•ed lm G I CREA,SES j ' E v y EA l nI IN WAH ~ IC C A [~ S: ~I Gl I CAP SH O[ST H d ou ndo In Stric en Area le11; 000, Lon E a ted · ' In City Of Norfolk A e DP CHCOU TBLOW � 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. 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