http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3f33b261a6c5bb0cc35e2e1871bc2425.pdf a662a970dc6b42b7f127c95e6c3eb185 PDF Text Text • ... . ·' .,' :~DRGANIIftTIUN IS ~ •·i l , · · I :~. ..SU8liSH[0 r~ : HHP• f~UNCSHRS ... • ... I ~ ~...==~.,byu:;.~~=ru: · ., I I . I Meigs Cattle On 1: · · · I .;..., w. n. : - elder ct ~~>• • ·' · UNION A VENUE HOME NOT GUlLTY IS ~ ' Acered't d Li8t ' loll'fll*l SUND "'lY II TOTALLY DESTROYED PLEA OF DRIVER rf.n'!:.w. ""\.: • ud. ..!nf'::O ~: schoo:·:~rain~et~~~m::~: ' ' 1e rr-:t. ot ;;,:-:-_.,~ Robert Jlqer, .eounUaa ' the bome ot lin. c. c!lfen j' """""'"'JS,...HO()l e ~e ~ · '""" Arthur wbo arrested. to~ an auto Walter PDw1e:r of Cam sa.me \oea::or 6n':pmr::o~"::nt!~ Melalcounty'acattle f!.l'ea.rain to 1.,.,.,.litll•l \J :'D':lteO"DiOn ..~~~~""·wbJth ita ~~ cr&fh at~ bt1dae wu allo al(ueat at the Jone w· _.. placed 00 the lt$t or tbose I. •wu .._....... t. no&: to a home the put week end. o. ea...., sc 1 w n01.""' OHio having excellent. he&lt.b, ac.. l' .•. ·LEss Q N •. evenJ.oa beUeved-~ have been cbazt:e ol ~a motor •ehlcle * ~E~=.,:_ ~; =tyiTUI.~~ . coi-dilll' t.o plans made by the Ohio ' r"• 1cw~ b~deiecUve wtrlna. while betOfti J . W. MeSchoenleb Mam- I ty 4 OtJlla Th .___ l4tl. be 0 • "' In • be' hoo. pleaded B&turday 1 ta.iled report 00 t~ rPIIef commit.- Dl'partment A&:rlculture and t.b:e CBJ' ......-.: P. nrzw4tu..~.. tee Meigs County Board of Commlsa•.mHr or ,....,.,"&.:w~ Director, Omte aald t.hat plallll : = s. O~tlt ,1 ~~~ du~ty Ji:: j" ' e. uu~-;]!!.~!:..Plt-~valoL:, tave been made through bls omc,' LlBt" on e the ecr .. food, cl)u'inB pllty a"y be Child Jonel. lin. WU &11 J 1lrfl llOn u ..... ill wtthia eb:lo~m:~:. H~e~ar~.-:-:.eel :: .._ • Of Relief; '· T B I . d I I I I I ~u"ty I l I By Va.,l I Pnot of) 1 I R..CognitiOn .. -- 2Sc :;;e~r[e -II. ifi:ai~i~~·~&C·,~~·~n~to~n~·f""f. Zuii:ii:ij ~And SPfaktna 01 .: 'I itu·l l·o«•r. . 1 oue?t· ''· m111 VALUES! •r:· .,,'··t.~:~.n()lf (... I'. _.,._ Middleport ·and Po111eroy . .tEI!SEYVILL~ 0DIL8 .FfRST GAME 1:31 alln1 1CopyrigN t9:t3. by INS ): l,thlrty teet. wide; ".td~r.·;llvt~ ~~~ Yor k, '&;pt. 12 L tNR __ , h1gb...o..tbll on the &IIJUmp"U,.. ,th~t A. Stonel'IUtn'll m:1j;Jrih;· 1: 1 ~ 1 ;the ebblt wu elghte@n ln.ebea ID the New York Olunts Nu ~ . le.Patt:i. 1 bareball club hn 1 c. Ita coDtentfl ' 0 Blum en!,h~tl. lh.'· I (1) The ~ra~~en altar, · (.2) Tbl promc.tt-r. for n prfFe re-I t,aver. ' (8) The a-Otden candlelttckt+ to be •1 .750,00. . 1 (4;) i'Tbe c~lp'llblm.. ,, ••., d:,, International ~ews Berv.c I '8. Tlie .¢Mk:atlop ·Of tbe t .. m 1 £X.CIU ~ lYely Lotlay tM t cr S l-00 · r p 1!1 / .. . ror tl1e role were dl'!l.Wll up ( : ).' 'I>he, _ de~lcat?r1' ~en-lee~~ l!v.t ll'rc~k by f01mer city magiS- eo11-'l.11ted ol: · · t.ratet Leo Healy ot Brooklyn. a. : BrlD&Ing up the, ark (n; , 1-llj. I It Is und<!rstood fonner ma.yor t['he •rll: wa• typt~el ot.JeiUI Qbrl& ; Jm•tcs J . Walker will b ~come presi- God ' dwe,HI . ~onr btl peopl~. den~':of the club und er cum.JIUon~. thr:porb 1••9~rl~ CJQbn 1:14). : ' f :~ tiB.Ies oontract. ~ SoJOtriOfJ.'I a((\ltelll:' to the peo. , pte: (vv. 12~). ,B'e polnted 'out to . tbf!m that God had .ebo'• en David to ' THt:ATRB BOMBED. : Dc.bbs Ferry, N. 'V .. Sept ~~~ - ' be . l:r,lnr~- ye.t dlq not allow b1m ~ tN"s.+A highly ~barged b9,~b t1.1- bun.d tbe te::y.;te. bot prowl'-' tb•t( -r.ln•: fl"ven;olv d"mu~d tr.e en - ' hi · :.~... "'l' ., 1' trance or the RKo Enibl\ssY Ut~e . !f11 lh,.t , ~Of:U~l• t~e wor~ t1 e lind nea.r·ly llt.Rrtetl P• 111c 1 c. ijolijmon a d_edlcttol'7 pray . wh ri Ita dctonatlono ('i~. 22-M). In bD'" prt.Jet", SoJomo , · • dozen ple.t'1 · I Viltef11lly ad:nowlftdJ:-' God1 ~· ~J~~·~Patrolman: · ' cOQdneu In thi ,P.:IJ, at.~ . pleade~ 1 t.o ,tll'!t the ~l'(lllliiEil ~qade to ht. fa· thF : t!JffU~d .be ·rertft~ Bt Wed :EXTRA TROUSERS C:Aro." l\1~ FURNI8HI:D ~ The1e Suits are. eapec- i41ly adapted lor students I . ~d young businee~ men. New patlerna in stripes, ' dl~ckt and mixtures• . New Fall HATS $2.50 - .- Al10 ~ 1 ~ i ...-N11ek.. He1·e s b1·and new in ers that are meet with We rlftl <IIU' <~Oapons proval. wHh each z~ ! ), l'~ 1 ~ton we~!'l!:..:reoe::••~l~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '" >'""".Y'·~ ., . •·· or paylfttnt on n«oant rood tbr drawin{ on f ' br..,.rolto' rar. In famine, apoa ,eODfeuloa, God ' WOUld tor,Sft ab4 ADd rain I (n. 85, 88). 1 (f) In peaUJeoct and lieU~ ()()d WODUI bear IDd forti" ('If, IT- (5) , In cate ,of tht cqmly of tha forelsner, becaplj!i, of . tbe ' newa of., , ~-. A~ ltirni · · :fully ~cke,d '·rf h-.,.~h!!}j',· f!li!~ ·~~~ ~.~~-~? ,One .,,... ' ,II •" '· God'1 1 faTor toW&td 1t-1'1111Biem, bla prayer- aholltd tM be~ (n. 41-iB), 1 C6) , In ·:J,io.lDJ :Ont to battle. tbetr. taqpe thotiltt' be malntaiDtd ("11', 4f.1 I, ' • (n, d. (VY. M-ftl), •· Lucky .Strik~ ie a step towards 1uniformity. TheN. are over 60 precision in... ~ents for thi,: purpose. That's why tveff Luckf yo1.1 buy at apy futuro time, anywhrre • .The -reaeon ia-e~tr~ ncp in the motkinr Strike is 50 firm, so (q]ly p.xked-no loose ench ..• always mild ,and ·1mooth. of 1 ~ "' AI,WAYS tlr.Jinestlti/Jaectn j ;A.J¥rt-YS litefil!esl ,1110rlrmanJ.ip ·A,uvA.-rs Win p!euel 1 ,# . ·i ' l . 'I • . 801omoD otreriDJ tacrlBC!fll ol ' lhalll!ltlTif' 1:' " thlni- yOu can ·alwaJI be surt I)( -the Lucky Strike )'011 00,. today, is idemkally the same in quality, in mildnesS, u the Lucky Strike I 48-m). SolomoD blNifl tilt people . (n. - ). · ' , : ' •! 'I ' . Non~UDton ahot manur..c:curen announCed tiler would de"'a.nd tn· elud*Wn of the "merit el&use" of ' ~T) ,. It t&'keb captive, God would he.ir tbelr Pl'ftS'eU and rt1tore the111_ ' ' \ ion. ther -.nt. woul~ ft5-·· " I code. Whelhm' lbe !IRA enforce the labor Whether JabOt' &hall Ute oourt& or strike urmtried. 1.t both aide1 ret111e peaceably. settle t.he dl.lpute. The la.bor atrunle aiW eame to the fore In the boot &nd lhOe hearme: and lq the propoMd sl\k Wtlle code. A tormal runna trom Donald R. Rlchberl. tener&l oo\UUIEll of the NRA, on the ctoeed shop l&eue alked by deputy &dmllllltra*ot' Williams in cha.TP Df the shoe ,, 110;:1 4()), purcbue · ; ·! cnollnue. unlonB $lmed tbe obOe '~;t;;. want. to break away tl'Oih p, or L. unlon. Thtt. recovery Jt.w, they maintained, pre· VP.Dted the cloled. &bop, and p.Ye wr.otera ibe rtcht to choOse any UD· I l Made Soon -· U> ta .C4H ot contert.tton .t.~ M)i (S) Executive h Ad· SH~WS DECliNE Chief viaed If Move lo Not c: be their Judtt (n1 8lr,82). U, (2) If lmittecl' b7 tbe enamJ,' ' th . . even · oub theJ.·bad liDDed, God' . •o•ld. tqrr~ve aDd , natON (n. ss, ~ 1 - ' eonttna- · \.~~-~open t~w~ , th~ t•mp~, Crew luday. ~ PLANS COMPLETED 'I f'Oil ....... ~ . ' .UW11111i - CONGRESS TO ACT Richard Dis, Elizabeth Allan, DOria Keynon,:; Ale !)inehart. Abo "GENE &: ,GLENN" in·' E~RYTHING'S JAKE WITH LENA." Seci and ..ear jour favoril01 radio alan. Lau11h with , Jake and Lena. ·' ! t)1at (iod'e fJCI mtabt STEH HUSINESS Pre11ure Exerted On Mr. RooHJvelt To Inflate Currency ' NO MARRIA~B TIES" ~ ·· 1 1 Betbert who llel"fe& wlthout s&l&rJ was 1ppdtnted a depuiJ lo maln&e.ln order at yarious baseball camea the county. The accident oecur«\ when he ~ hiEl holster to slt down. in Everything's Jake "With Lena1 I I -:---· - qc ' Spirit Of Con~iliatie>n lnatead Of Threata, Noted ~puty a holpllal ..... tn tus rlrht ankle lhllt- qeae and CJ~~n ~ I Ch"t''" ,.'· ' ULTIMATUM S[NT ...... ;;,;-;;;;n PR-ESIDENT Bf SENATE lEADERS! I S'P,NEHAM SELLS \·m''i.n. L<>10<"1 .•• ut. Morlab qr ~TERE~T .IN GIANTS\ :,. 013.}~"""~ , Nl••<> '"'' lonJo· .I CKANGE Of HURT SEEN IN .. .•. "" Che Qt.omoblle code, whteh Johnson barred I.D Mure code.. 1\Jarietta Banker Is Heart B. Strecket io Stricken Wblle Reccweriar Ftom·• a.-&.. . F. --·~· • L LEASED WIR .E OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. VOL. VII-NO. 800 Mine Blast Claims Eight Dead ... .... , POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 13,1983 TUESDAY Qlld WEDNESDAY I an Sc and 1 FU I Of N: H).A. LEA~ER 0IBLS V8 Ad~iaaion eall 288-L: If the :Bailni!M 'z I ~,1100: ~"""· O~ee - Pomeroy, Ohio. _ a. IRONTON < a NOT19EJ - ,If, *~~ ,,..~ READE\18' the Newo of T)le D&llt ELECTRIC THEATRE ; * *•• " com . ft TONIGHT! ;;""'""'""'""""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""*'"*'"""""""""'"==~~t I I -n ,; ROUSING MEETING I ~atliu. to r personals t i Pran!f At Middleport. UcbW l'leJd MIDDLEPORT 0 omee aok for 202-B. Night ,;· BAl.(, • r •JJirUit '··• JIIO IJTII.,-Ul CO~UIIaYI !i=-- - · - I 0 HI !Ill Pll.ul, Wnn., who hu 'been the ruea:t of WI&\ Roe&ltnd. ~b the put. ae-ver-.1 weeki,, 1Jett TueF.· d&y tor Ann Arbor, Ill~. wber-.1 me 11 • t.eaeher to a ~~ reo chtld~n of pre-achpol - .. LIB Elr..rrbach accompanied b&r as ru 118 COiumbu.<t ~ for Barbertan., whne !he 'fG'1D vtalt sev~ ~ral days with hU aiW!-r, Mnl. 'tbomu Snowball. 8h& was ae-t."Cmp&nled by her nephew, R~· 8Dowball or Buberton. who has bun spendlniJ the 8llJillfteJ' wLth hill grnndpe.J"ents. Mr. and Yra. 'Ibol:nu Snowball of Syracuee. Ml'l. Oru~'.ll husband and Mn. 0 ~a r 1 e, Orueser aecomJJGnled t"f •--vUJ uam u ar U &>a&_. e. • " ¥ HIM Mary Jividen Qf Rutll!md. tett for R gevllle,1 Ind. , lt'here she vur a week vis'lr>ll' a oollege trW!nd,t M\!.18 Ayl~ Hend81'1011:. ~ ft ft MIP'.t Mary Lon Robn of St.. .._! I • I OMIO" I Mn., Pi:ul Orueset TQ CHILDREN In • Nra. .Jobn ot vllle, Wbo has been vlslt.lns her soa. a.od daulhter·ln-law Mr and L. P. Schoenkob, 'left. fOf Porlamouth, Tuead&y. 'nleft .!!M 'a.1U vlt1t another aon. Edwin Achoenleb and wile befOil'l' returning home. ! 10 A. )lr, "'!'Ito.,,tc · tr '"f TtTISI)AY, UP'tCIIIBD U, • " lntoDeatec1 of 1 B. :0. 1_11. , ~etahebor Mr:uN~~ ~~~h, JUIIUce ot th.e peace, 1 •lliJII • but f. n tvl liter." on_ . l·A waa ter, 1 Iu reporUng the :Ike a m~ vea1ed by the court ~ to pPovlde food and clothing lor the low.tni~h~~~:~-wl:iyec"re~n:~ · L_:aon for .,_. __ ... _ ,l? i t3ersta.ndln1J deYeloped, the ftte a.e.: -~·· tedan auio wu ln a out... 1 €1othina, Proper lnd.gfnt school • children lmme· · Ol a.ll tuberculin cattle In 1930 Tbe ...., _..,.vH&~ 'PGHment hurrymg to~• Prench i)l1on with a coupe beloqina to Care To Be Furnished dla~ly following applleatlon and , health standlniJ ol the cattle tM : _.;:_ C:hlck Hatchery, Mulberry Aveoue. I"ran.k. Kqopp, lllddlepor~ oa State ~ a·commenda.tlon bJ Prof Chapman: county ia now to be renewed tor I . SOLOMON : · I Imesti&ation, after It ""'"' tho1.11ht 'Route '1 jUst .below the Hoblon de· By Group IndiQ:ent children attending another three years _ ! 1 a false alann had been liven. po~ Saturday niabt ctama11n1 both schocls In Middleport will be in- , The present plan · OOe.11 . not e&ll · LIISBON· TRXT-1 lt1n•• 1:1-li. / p:-oved the ftre waa at the ROueh can conslclerably. ' vtostlgated and cared for through for the tedlng of. aU cattle In the GOLDEN TEXT-Eater Into . ~ .. twme. Tbe mi6underat£nd1Df ~ Has:er "waa released OD boft4 to bU pt W E. Melvin and Mrs. county, sJnce the te8t three yean l"a,te~ 'WilJ:t thank•slviDI', ani. lflto 1throua:h the (act t.ha.t the house owlit Ule he&rlnl on tbe~-il Elanche Goodwin and ir, the , 10 dieclosed hll <~o1u·ta with gral .. ; h• thankful h: nied to Mr. Prencb. Little wl:ple Intoxicated chv&a preferred 1 28 h!"atl of lnf N~ Catel Pcmeroy schools tprough Supt. C. , f"t-d · eattle amo~~ ~he 15.000 head~~ ii:~,. hlm, ar~:d J:tl••• hla nalh. F~m ' be dwe however ln oombatlnc' bf-; Knopp: J. Rhodes and h~ ·staff of teachers. the CO\Ulty. pft'uu...JtT TOPlo-ln God' l 8011 fbmes whlch had rained <:<>nlldj!r· \ 0 e ' nvesttgate · Gr.:~~ sa.l~. f . 1 t . 1715 f ll j Tbla year au herd!! where reac- .JLJNIOR TOPI<;~A Klns Wo1'1qlp- l l'. ble head.w&,y when the ftre de~ CLUB B08T.I98 1r First 1 - coo o car ng 01 am · , tnr&' were found three Ye&l'l ago Ina: God. , ~ ment arrived. !. teti 1n Melga counly during the • will be re-teet.ed and telstll wllJ also INTERJ.IIIIDUT:II AND1 8 11. The 1oas of the hoUBe &Qd furMlss Ka.tbartne Elberfeld wu . Tb Mel - -.. - Rell f C month or August, Orate repotted 1be made Of all bents whllse owners 1 TOPic-.-Ltauln&' to Wllril.. lp , 1nishmgs was partla.lly covered b)' hostess Monda:r eveninl to tbe mtra .. e IJ8 0 oun o om- Tuesday reached the tot.al of •13 . YOUNG PEOPLII AND AD"bllr insurance it ....... Je•rn d Th btrs of her ~·-e club •• her bcm , Dllttee haa.: etl.abllshed an organtu- • 6900 ' · lrutUest the test accordlfll to Dr. A. ·TOPIQ...-4'h• v&lu• a! a HoUI~ ot house w • db). H e · e .,.,... e lion to c~e for school cb.lldren In " The. total VIM dispensed for the B. BlniJ)lam president of the Meigs W!)rllllp, ! Mr . .. , doMwne R .... ~ 8Y P.m,.et!; ~f Mtulber.ry Avenue. ·)til, $d.WILI'd , ~el.p rouuty during the preseut . . J . . · rB. o..... a.n .,~ ar received tbe prlllt'! t'or hllh 1county Board of Oommiesioo.ers. ach.ool tenn, the purpose of w~ ~~~~~~~: loo~i f 10 t~~438~~ fuel: , Appllca.tlons, f~ the teatlnr c~ ~ :· t. 8olomonAnolnt•dKing(Iltln81 .w~re liDt a t home when the b)fze score, •• to provld• food cloth! ' • d .. ' ' me c ne, . I per t.e made either ..... ~o w Kr•l . l'" '") vtO.rt.;!d , j,' .. • n n - sons without dependenta or fam1lles "-""' · · ·~ · "I ! " • R:r tor those children of faml- !or [God, clot~ln~~: and fuel, M36.00; county agricultural agent, or to any The diVIDe cbol~ u to Da."fltl'• , ea lncludl!d on relief lists of , t be onrl ·admlnlstraLlon cosl.s, • 3.., 2_09_ lr.~Pmbers of the committee appoint~ 1: euec;-euor bad not beeu i:oown h- LEGIONN A. 'RES JN • ; oommlttet, It was learned frc~ J . . ~ _ __ · cc' for the purpose. AppUcaUons , 20). Da't1d ·lt ltlrred to actlOIIIf bJ ,.,_. · 1 . H. Qrate; welfare rlil'ector of tbe 1-' AMILY REUNION j I'1Ust be on 11le In Mr. Knltler's the 00 blned ...,.111 ot Batb.lb.sba Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Weed · aooomCount,, Tuesday. ~ office by September 22 u.s the te.11\· 1 • w ap ..~ , , • panied their son Joruf to Oolu;m.bul Olilldren attending schools under The Johnson' fnmllY held a · re~ • log w111 begin about september 2~. ! and Natban. .f..t Davids comi¥,nd A - .... ;; 'l'uesday. Prom there he,w wtU 10 to auflerYIJIIon will receive pro- un !cn at thf.' Meiss county falr-l Members of the oommlttee, which the fa.itbtul tbree, Zadok, W rous1n1 meet\.nlf ot the J)rew Culver, Ind., whete be wttJ re·enter per atten tfon When sueh a ltent1on gro un ds Sunday. In charge or .,the 1 tncl~des cattle-m1n In everv tc-wn~ aQd Benalab •veedtly anoliiOOd SOlo- . 1ca~Post ~0· ~3i ot the lmer- Cu~ver MWtary A..ciem)\ rPunlcn waS Mlll. Louise Heller of : shlp ol the county, a.re C. P . Keller, mpa. klnr. ·L ! ., ~ ha.li~was. held at ~ I...e• • • , Cf' lumbw. . W. P . Hawley and Weldon Barb II. Bolomwn'• Act• to Eltabfl•h :;~Jch re Monday evenJQ at Gerald RJee la abient jfrom hie fi'ollowing the picnic dinner a roU all Pf whose addre1111eB are Long HI• Kingdom (I Kl.ngl, •1 :41-2:46). nuide t time )Jt'epa.rotlona were dutlea at the Hartley • Bennet cult WtUI taken in the afternoon Bot~m. Herman Hoft"ner, Everett He noted certain danJeroD.I elt- tn' or one or the larpat years !hoe etore because ot lllriJsa. Wakl ' determine . the oldest and yollllgest 1Tra(:y, B. M. Rwusell, Pomeroy, Ben menta wblcb It allowed t de ..,... thbe hlatory of the local POSt, In .Buton or Dexter 18 BUbst,uUna for 0 members present Matt Johmon Falley, J . 0 . Eblln, Middleport, : VvvP m~m. ershlp a.nd Ioea.J. aetlvlty. Mr. Rice. ·. BAKE SALE loge 85 and Eugene Evans e.g, 6 · Hairy Trainer and Dale w. Dye, l lwqnld weaken. It not <IHtroy, lbt• omcers tor . the enautnw yer ¥. ¥ ¥ ~ ~ corrled otr t.h~ bonol1!. ' ; Carpenter, W. H. FollrOd, Sumner, · •rule. Wt·re elected durlna the nllettna, Albert L. P'r&JUI of cOlumbus Is SATURDAY Forty members were present r:~om H . Ji . Harris, Ravemwood, w. 1. Ai.donljall pla~d unrJ.er m~ell- l~clw:l1ng the tollow:lnr . ~t e Je- Uul lutat of hla brothel, E. J, At ~n-letti Fruit Meigs county and the follo~lng Art}mr Johni!Oll, Letart Falls, w. 1tap.ce (~. 41:58}. PlaclnJ blm on a~wn mmea: J. M. Pai . nton, Pl'ana and famlb' ot ~ulblrrJ Ave. .... h'()m other po!nt11 of the state: Mr.1 C.:t:lurrl, Apple Orove, Edson Roush , 1ood. beh11ivlor dhJ.played botb eleln- P~t .cc.mma.nder; Wrta'b\ M oba, . _'II • · Stortll Ladie1 of und Mrs, Wade Johnson. Mr. and· R:W.Ine, U . B. Nea.Ae, Mtner8YIIle, E, enCJ tnd dlplt)' 00 the part of i!lolo- ,Ill. vloo ccmmander; John~nk Mf· &nd Mrs. ROy Tracy ot Ath~ Catholic Church Mrs. Leland JohnBOn, Miss Bertha y,; Kautz, Chester, E. D. Colwell. . omoo. A4on1Jab fted to the altar ~nd vic:J commander; . aa ond ene were- Vial tors 1n town Monl;ta.p. J~lhnson , M rR. Loutse Heller, ).fr. Vlnton, P . D. Nelao-n, Dexter, 0. E. to woi-lhlp God but to lat'e bl~ li>lrbrec:ht, '3rd v1ee cler; r. nd Mr.s. L. E. Davies and Mrs. Blat;kwcod, Albany, M. L. Chase, 1 'llfit ' C. J . Rhodes adjutant.; ~ Mlu ~ Heavener and pelrald. Nina Atkln110n ot columbU.II ' Mnl H&rr:ll!cnvUle and Dale Musser, I BJI repentance wa• not r l. l Zahl finance omoor· Leo ·. , Chl:ipbenl ot P&tkerilbUrr were re.. Janet Rt..'dlngf'!" of Cle~.eland; }41'. Rutland. ~ ~olomon onlered bll exec:utt u chapia.m llllli W~' Thomu,:ser~ cent1gue1te or t.fr. ahd Mftl. A. R. ,l,nd Mrs. c M Hoover pt Ptl.iPl>t:· Meigs county ha.s always had a.n (2;13-25), :;en.nt.nt-IUT.I\I. ; Knlsht. yJile and Howard Johnson of oal· enYiable record so far as tile health 2. Al.llathar remon4 from the · ....,&. ' • • • ll!JOlls. · ot her cattle Is concerned, tew / prJelthood (2::!6, 27). Be pad PICNIC SUPPER I Mr. and .I Vrs. Edward Ebeiabaeh. At lhe close of the meetlnB it wa 5 counties In the etabf! being able- to joined Adonljab In hiJI plot · -1 &nd · daUihter R.alallnd, Ylu Vfd& announced that plana wuuld be proceed with the elcan bill of 1 nllU'patlon. · A party ·or young people eriJo,m lhJe aDd lrflas Mary Lou JII:Jbn of n 1w.de . w ma.k, the Johnson family ( :~r.a!th by this skelton form of test- ~ · Jbab •recuted (2 :28-mi). J'Oib u plcnlc supper Mond&y eveniria Ann Arbor, Michlpn, Ntumed. Thunday Ni11ht n ·un! on an t.nnual event. .IJ _ , w,..i,a . .rcy to AdtiDijah'l rebellion. tl-~ ~hena.ng Sprlnp. 'I'bOie In the ::~~dfro~ ~e~lali~ A~~ September 14 t:NTERTAINS FRIENDS I ~Ide, thil, be had treacheroU~7- ~·..-!~ w~e M~ Ele-.Q~t; thfl formel( p~ce tbey were • the J.IU'fJIC BY I . Q. 0 . F . j murde~ ~ll rlvall In tbe army. ~..ra.rC:lla an . =:'!"!: aueats of IJeuteQaot Oonun&nder 81'NOOPA.TOR~ Mlas Lenora. Diehl of Oolu bus I \. I1 84. · ShiJbel u~uted (2 :86-4«). I ~ nd Am ~inm~on, • A.pM!e NCa. end Mra. WJW&m Ralfel <Helen Ofder-Mtsed Da~oe" Pntertalned a rcw frlende wl'ili s 1 . cOontlnu~ trom Pl\!fe Onl!!l) Solomon 6r1t paroled blm and coa-1 ,,~,.. 111 B~l M r ut"'ld., Al~ Pred Ebersba.chl. , , wnme supper Bonduy evenlnt at f gwen her many timet put by t.he tinotd him to Jernsalem, but w~eD Marvin Rcbe~ ~ul h~J· an!t ~h· Joe Kra\1111 and: 1 Adniiaaion 0 the home or her Q">andfa.ther, Fr•nk United Btntefl." h8 'broke h1a parole, bad him exednt· ·Hobstetter · \ 1 n•ehl of Wehe Terrace Mslsted by The problem of the ousted army ed. ~ • • n -~· Genb plua lax Mrs. Bam Buchanan. c tllce~s. who h&ve defied the new Th• -Oivlnt -Favor ypon ·~·· -LA..)[Efll 10 Cf:NTS Those present were · Misses Ruth governmeltt, appeared to be neartng t ·,. and Ka.tbry n Baker William orate tolutton since the Cuban pubUc L&i •mon (] J{IDKI B:f-14). I : WF.t.COME! Charles Murray, tt:Rrotd Puhl 0f nuw generally opposed to their L God'J araciou1 otrer (VY. f, ~). 1111 and the bo11te88. ttlms. Soloroon •thfl, made lavl!h c:ritlde, The siege of the hotel ·be~ ·ehO"?"lni . bea hi~' •Jtron( 1 cnme when the otrlcers 1·pul1e11 toward tbe Lord. fhl• wll Y.'trt! foodless a.nd toUowed b;r the tord'a p'lu!Jou•l I or all \he -~. ' j • tOe hotel, 2. Solt;n'o wlee eholco (vv · 6- 1 Ambusador Sumner .· · ·1 -t ,, a·· • " ,x• .' • • ~-~ ''· th• "On1*' Stt.te• rtmatq- ·~ 1~l~ .lft,. ...~•",~ _,'lf\1• otb \).P.:~ ., ' ~ ' .. .., ' ""~·· was compelled to flO elat'llqlt;; oa. o -• r~cmal lltti 1 · for hJa mealS. ot hi• poBitlon. , hotel manarer . said the e~ S. God'• ullstlnted Jilt to Solo· pin:ye" were driven away by tear, mon (vv. 10:14). Beeaull& Soloml:,u .•,.,_ ' 1j 1 I ' •I . .i nvestigation revealt!d Btudent 1 appeartd bet9re t"he Lord In tTl• ' ~· ' oil. ;"I' ,: d~•·ectory RKenta uked thf! employ- ,. pr~ attltutle, ood rnve>h1m mo~ .·: ·: ~ "'"' ... . , 'No. . ... ...... i)~s to quit work, which they dtd. ' thHD be l.ake<J .for The students say they walked out I ' ' In as;atnst the altitude of , IV. Solomon lklUdlng the Tempi•, omcerB. . :1 () King• 5:1-S.S:r.t\), ,' any rate the da.nrer of a claRh ' 1. Prept\r&Uon, (6 :1-18), He !!If. between the custr.d otrlcen and the ! ~ cured trom Ktna: Hlramt • ·. ::: 1my n ow seemf:l to have passed. ' a. Wood tor benms, orj]top. ltf',! cba1e that 10nah)fis \II to . . . CQlonel Fuil!enclo ~at16ta , chief . · b. Stone• tor the rrut roun~-j Qf &tafl' of the arn:'y , publ;lcly pled- · tion. These 'l'i'ere all to be so offer you these wool rrcd .the omcers a auara.ntee against h .., I onJ tvlclence. He. lriWted ibem all to that t _ere Wae tl) u,e no . ~und ' student model Suits at tdurn to duty, but· plans to :cashler j tbe bfmm~ . whiJe tl1e t&~ple W~l f• II ~bo were connected wl\h Ute 1 b•Lna ere~d . .. , I Ma i&.do regltl1e. ana t.o tri' ma.ny 1 c. Skilled work[ll1!'1l. 1 I moat unuaual chc. ged wlth crltnes in clvU courts. 1!' ·2. 'The .eruUoo ot the tempte ---· (6:1-88). . . . ·(, care .. '"' • " 'I'D DAILY~. aD) 1 ··· ···~ "' By Ca¢er U Cen._By Nail ti.OO PRICE THREE .()E;I'I~ll Sales Tax Plan Fac~ Show-down; Propos~1 Made To Aid Schools-- • Three More Vote I Favoring Repeal Wet. Retain Unbroken Rec ~ ord ae 29 Statea Re· ject Prohibitior New Move h Deaiped To Raiae $9,000,000 , In and 34 For Distribution To Weak School Diatricla Throughc;~ut The Stale ·~ · ~" RECOMMENDED BY COMMITTEE �• ' ... . I• ' ~ .. ~- ...·~-- u......., ......, ollie• •• •OJ! ot»- Wider u.. Act ot Marcb s, 1m. P\lbli&bed '* ·' c-.. . • . . PhlladoiJ..., Plllsll.,.b, lllllwa- &.mew Ofllce ~1\!;e: Can u• *"L ClnlrJ.&Uoa ....... C.U liZ·& DeUftfttl 1J1 O.rrier 81 Mall CDe Week _ .• , •...... , •• , . , , t .1~ One Month ... ... .......•.• ODe Mont.h' GO 'I'bree M<IDths .•.•. •..• . • •. , ' ioue y:ear NEWS . --~~~~~~------:~~--- .. • • " · · · · " • · " • " • · Six J.tonthlli ................ . .... •• . • . .. .. .. • . • • • . G.OO ODe Year ... ... ........... . . RECRJ:A.,TION SEASON CLOSES wELL Che Recreation baH f!eason ha'6 closed after 8 . most successful one from all a.ug!es. Th'e popul~ce ln, aroun~ and ubout Pomeroy Bend ha,·e seen plenty of ~ameg at~d are, to put ' the facts in well known words, pretty W'l;!ll fed up" and ready for a change. which wilt be brought ~b o ut Uy the itltroauction of football at tht· ' ' arious high schools, I It says here the govem~ent -~~ worrying Aver we.CDAnd our....,_;.......;'_ ltii_sura" "'!!f_ r -..._______ II - ---- .. .. - .. - Injurea in Plunge VIRGINIA ----=--o---=GRE=G=-=.G_ Phone 582-L l"n!4 IUabd. lao. For WWlal PGr !l '.. Old Flint-Lock · Pistol Unearthed PBONI YOU& MEW8 TO Da.lll aDd _., """"""""P'""turdiOJ:. ,_~an......,, lloocoDd -~ ...,....,., o.l.----,......,...,...,. .WMD Of&l: ~ aend us Iettss Ol" newa ~tt.er for pubUc&UGD \be7 ... : eould in .u 11&1111!11 &len t.bel.r namee--e.It.boueh n~ to 1M ' . p'ID&M. ~mous leLten. bowner excelltnt and d.ewule lD Lhem~ \lhlllln nortDstaPoe- wUl be publi!bed. • • HA'tiOIOAL ADV.I!TI$1100 llllnllfl'!l'tiJVJl • ' n • 'I'IIIIIWLY 'I!IIBOIIJ<•-.pu I OY, < WBONflSDAY, RPr.P(B!JR 11, 1131 · ., TBE DAI Lr 1' RI B UN " •' The aU-star agg:rega.tlon of sort \NI.ll ' R)ayers lneludimt playl!n trom .;1' .. ~he champlon&hip ;pomeroy and the • ' 1·' •• J. · -,, : w(weport Amerlcal\ Legion l " I , •11 . / ,• J •• ·t.: ;,~· i -·' ' teanf defeated. the Ironton recreational bt.1l pla)oen under the lights here Tl.te8dar night, 9 to 6. 'l'be 1111ne was a wild affair at In· te__.,.la, tile Middleport and PometoJ' t4!am I!IOOrtng 6 tuns In one llup IDnlnlt: The score wae 9 Lo 3 unto the liter half or the ninth ') 'Pen the lront!on tetuh staged a ~ll)l to score t'bree runs and tllrea~d to take the ball game home witb th~m under their belth. ! 'Darst started the aftnir on the mdwJd ' for tbe Meigs county nine .• ut ere l0n11: the manager, found it. N.0068ary t.o replace hlm with Moore, who had pitched etrectlvt!ly ~abut the Middleport team the :previous evening to win a champii:m&!Up contest. Three rur, s were . . Tne .season hatS made lots of friend s among th e varj~Us peoJJlcs in our midst and it has caused a few enmities whicJl, it Is hopt!d, will soun wear off and be forgotteh 1 t ~s much to be r egretted th.:.t some folks take their athl t::ti~ .contests so much to heart that when something roes tt..mJss, they forget everythmg except the desire to win. Jt sh ould not be overlooked that fine players and people are 100~ while DIU'St twirltd. glylng the Irontol}, team a lead over the ~11. Thill lead, however, was soon ~e and never rellnqulsheO ~:=:e...!~'· ' Moore went Into the contest with eXhtb~tlon of speed and control - ~· ~ - c.n the other side of the athle_tic fence us well as on the &ide whit:h Wt! OUI'I'Ieh-es ure supporting. ' Wi~ Pall weather coming on. we m&y well forget baseiJall for auothe1· sJx or seven months and in the meantima enjoy our football and other athletit.:!i- ~ they pass in rl!view before us, ~ ~:::~r.:,:· previoUII. 1'he FAREWELL PART'f A fRreweJI party we.s given , Tue.sday evening, In the baseiJlent at. Mr. and Mn~. Walter Bowen ret h(' F'1r11t Baplls t Ohureh, b) anum turned Tuesclay rrom apendlbf the ~r of members of the young peo- week end at Charleston e.nd Nitro ples chlt% of the church ln honor of with relatives and trlenda. ,~~~;;.::::.~~-;;;;;-~-~~~ .. . ,.. ' -' J& --Parents Must Know Diet Fundamentals E::•::~.::-:~~en- 1 Mr and Mrs. Ebe'r Nelgler. d&U;;hten Mary Ann and Betty Jam!•nltlmed laat week from &. vialt with relatives and fr1ends ln Akron. llr. aDd !II'S. Chub Pl.ctent~ ~.. turned' to their horne at CantQn Monda)' morning after being --.t the bedside of the former's mot)er Kn butler Pldcens the paat two week&. Mr-\1· Piclume contlnues in decl1nfm health and Mrs~ Harry_ Saupp ~ ot Pittsburgh tlle onlY daUBhter remains at the bedside. · Mrs. Eleda Daugherty of Toledo ftnd Rus.R>U Oorslln of Akron aTrived here · SUnday to spend U:ll) Wt!ek WlQI Mr. and Mfe. Clart Jh•taeo. • ., f!l> • work or macadamlzin& Ule "treets of the vmagc and rep:atr work on se11eral other atreet8 was C£~rnpleted la&t Vied. FROSPERITY Oh PO 1¥ER ·1 attit~l(ll: ui N l<.A otliciuls m demandillj that Henry Ford ::ngn the auto code re gard l es:~ of his opinions regarding the matter and in sp1te o_r t he fact that his com· We dld almost :l.ll. well wi\h our pany hHs aftordcd his employees even better terms and hess namEd t. Rer lh') 1aal. 01 Ule Rcm..~noll's. The only time f'rjnce working conditions than those permitted under the code ' Mikt:: 1lr.il:h~j In the money wa& I~ling, .s mack~ of something more than merely an attempt when he was sold to the rh.M: fa ctory for a ftntr H~ boUed doWn t o brm,g prosperity-at any price. kautUUUy. ' 1 The Democratic party is makmg one of the gravest llesponslbility of T"''thlng . ' ' Health llules D- Not'llat ! We " <sh to 6t.ate In eond~ d iL; many errors when it attempts to Overthrow the laws Wholl,y Upon~~~ I · thae. our tipplrig sen1 ...~ httA: bilh .and _acce pted l'Ulings which have prev~iled in this coun~ 1 ! in\'Utlptl.'d by th~ government.. t ry ~or years upon year6, IJy the ~umplt expedient of dewhkh d~&ccweh:>d It was l¥lC: gimltllm Wr do not give ~ i.lt lrit'<'nN.clarmg an eme rg ~ucy that is exisiting largely in the eyes tkm tD our cllf'nts. o( tbol:ie who are anxious to show how much authorit.v they may exert. \ When people in this coUlltry are urged to use the boycott weapon on a firm, H,e nry Ford or othen5, in order to force compliance with an order that may be entirely B y UUG '"' meau lhe JoCkeY!!. "ithout the pale of that finn's ability to meet without They'~ tht' only ones who are ~n facing financial ruin, the officials responsible f<tr HO doin~ weartng sill: Wh'!n · tho. season it. •fe the greatest violators of the Ia w uf any of the· people jnvolved. I For years in \'irtually every 15tate and .subdivision, Jaws and opinions have held the boycott to be an illegal drlcks vllited Mary Hubbard Mon,weapon used for coerdon and for coercion alone. How day, ,t hen can any man or IJ'OUp of men face the citizens of this Roy Smalley and family wen l.be notent ruests of Mr. and )(n . .Joe country aud pretend to be working for the interest of the Moore. · country while one o.f our fundamental laws ie beiniJ Mr. lUid Mn!. Waller Dod&ou .r;peot the week end m 1..aneuter .erapped? with llt. and Bhrood PWd Two wrongs ne\'cr made a rifhL nor will they ever D~ at tho .... do 60. Whether otlh:ia!s of our country or criminals beina , ~P­ hpnted by them o~ttempt .10 Urlog about Jtuch a cor.dition honor )(n. Pori:l'• dau1 50 were pttatnt rot the oe· ti beside the que~tion. We need look only so far back as ~~ ,tbe period of tlle World war to realize how bereft t · ~n people can become, how utterl:r insanely thttY can do act und er gre•t emotional '!!rains and how outb ·' t~tions bri111 ab9ut many !ndd enta of grogs inju.rtice ~o ~~~tent people. The Democratic party should loo.k well into the fuand dig deeply into the p..t before it aU.mpl.l to -~~DJ about impossible CJID<!iliorns merely !)trough the of doing something which may be done better per.. -~r..-~ ~Ia:r~leS6 .forceful l!l&Dner. To date, the tliiil&tenll bas availed little. · Per~!JIO pensu.,Uoi, !!'ill~t 1•~~ · rp•r o change to better .. . advanta.-e. ,. " ,, ' I J ... '• ' /- . ''. ' ; ' .•. ,. ... .: ~ .. 01 meM m-ueh liJ .. t.ldaklloe it's -::::~ ~~~:;~ J \boqbt. to wu Otl.e: but for thl!l on Koa. wanted him eha.ne.- w~ted rather 6ercel1, 1he diacoverM. • • • 0.. her waJ to BidfteJ"•, M o • to look In ibt wlndow of at a 1uit whleh she thourht be real nlr.e for Pop. It wu blue with a Uttle pill .tripe ' '. . .. ',,.' ,/ ' . c ''• . ':k .., .. ]> 1tl I •1. ..,. 1 [ 1 1 ' ! qujt.e ltJlilh1 1 afraid it; ' ·-I By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWN~E. QKLA. eno-uth b"U}'iftl' a ioed that Waan't black •cl wou!d •he WloLI t:IJing to make b1m toay for .a workingman.. to Joaepb'l wU Jauioved over to ~:lance Window. Often lib, had window1 batON tbe darinc wh~h ' t ; · I ' .,,H ' ·•pol 11 . ~ ' the cigarette that's MILDER the c!igarette that TASTES BETTER ~· . .~ I ' ; '' ·r ~· ~ >;'' I �• ' ... . I• ' ~ .. ~- ...·~-- u......., ......, ollie• •• •OJ! ot»- Wider u.. Act ot Marcb s, 1m. P\lbli&bed '* ·' c-.. . • . . PhlladoiJ..., Plllsll.,.b, lllllwa- &.mew Ofllce ~1\!;e: Can u• *"L ClnlrJ.&Uoa ....... C.U liZ·& DeUftfttl 1J1 O.rrier 81 Mall CDe Week _ .• , •...... , •• , . , , t .1~ One Month ... ... .......•.• ODe Mont.h' GO 'I'bree M<IDths .•.•. •..• . • •. , ' ioue y:ear NEWS . --~~~~~~------:~~--- .. • • " · · · · " • · " • " • · Six J.tonthlli ................ . .... •• . • . .. .. .. • . • • • . G.OO ODe Year ... ... ........... . . RECRJ:A.,TION SEASON CLOSES wELL Che Recreation baH f!eason ha'6 closed after 8 . most successful one from all a.ug!es. Th'e popul~ce ln, aroun~ and ubout Pomeroy Bend ha,·e seen plenty of ~ameg at~d are, to put ' the facts in well known words, pretty W'l;!ll fed up" and ready for a change. which wilt be brought ~b o ut Uy the itltroauction of football at tht· ' ' arious high schools, I It says here the govem~ent -~~ worrying Aver we.CDAnd our....,_;.......;'_ ltii_sura" "'!!f_ r -..._______ II - ---- .. .. - .. - Injurea in Plunge VIRGINIA ----=--o---=GRE=G=-=.G_ Phone 582-L l"n!4 IUabd. lao. For WWlal PGr !l '.. Old Flint-Lock · Pistol Unearthed PBONI YOU& MEW8 TO Da.lll aDd _., """"""""P'""turdiOJ:. ,_~an......,, lloocoDd -~ ...,....,., o.l.----,......,...,...,. .WMD Of&l: ~ aend us Iettss Ol" newa ~tt.er for pubUc&UGD \be7 ... : eould in .u 11&1111!11 &len t.bel.r namee--e.It.boueh n~ to 1M ' . p'ID&M. ~mous leLten. bowner excelltnt and d.ewule lD Lhem~ \lhlllln nortDstaPoe- wUl be publi!bed. • • HA'tiOIOAL ADV.I!TI$1100 llllnllfl'!l'tiJVJl • ' n • 'I'IIIIIWLY 'I!IIBOIIJ<•-.pu I OY, < WBONflSDAY, RPr.P(B!JR 11, 1131 · ., TBE DAI Lr 1' RI B UN " •' The aU-star agg:rega.tlon of sort \NI.ll ' R)ayers lneludimt playl!n trom .;1' .. ~he champlon&hip ;pomeroy and the • ' 1·' •• J. · -,, : w(weport Amerlcal\ Legion l " I , •11 . / ,• J •• ·t.: ;,~· i -·' ' teanf defeated. the Ironton recreational bt.1l pla)oen under the lights here Tl.te8dar night, 9 to 6. 'l'be 1111ne was a wild affair at In· te__.,.la, tile Middleport and PometoJ' t4!am I!IOOrtng 6 tuns In one llup IDnlnlt: The score wae 9 Lo 3 unto the liter half or the ninth ') 'Pen the lront!on tetuh staged a ~ll)l to score t'bree runs and tllrea~d to take the ball game home witb th~m under their belth. ! 'Darst started the aftnir on the mdwJd ' for tbe Meigs county nine .• ut ere l0n11: the manager, found it. N.0068ary t.o replace hlm with Moore, who had pitched etrectlvt!ly ~abut the Middleport team the :previous evening to win a champii:m&!Up contest. Three rur, s were . . Tne .season hatS made lots of friend s among th e varj~Us peoJJlcs in our midst and it has caused a few enmities whicJl, it Is hopt!d, will soun wear off and be forgotteh 1 t ~s much to be r egretted th.:.t some folks take their athl t::ti~ .contests so much to heart that when something roes tt..mJss, they forget everythmg except the desire to win. Jt sh ould not be overlooked that fine players and people are 100~ while DIU'St twirltd. glylng the Irontol}, team a lead over the ~11. Thill lead, however, was soon ~e and never rellnqulsheO ~:=:e...!~'· ' Moore went Into the contest with eXhtb~tlon of speed and control - ~· ~ - c.n the other side of the athle_tic fence us well as on the &ide whit:h Wt! OUI'I'Ieh-es ure supporting. ' Wi~ Pall weather coming on. we m&y well forget baseiJall for auothe1· sJx or seven months and in the meantima enjoy our football and other athletit.:!i- ~ they pass in rl!view before us, ~ ~:::~r.:,:· previoUII. 1'he FAREWELL PART'f A fRreweJI party we.s given , Tue.sday evening, In the baseiJlent at. Mr. and Mn~. Walter Bowen ret h(' F'1r11t Baplls t Ohureh, b) anum turned Tuesclay rrom apendlbf the ~r of members of the young peo- week end at Charleston e.nd Nitro ples chlt% of the church ln honor of with relatives and trlenda. ,~~~;;.::::.~~-;;;;;-~-~~~ .. . ,.. ' -' J& --Parents Must Know Diet Fundamentals E::•::~.::-:~~en- 1 Mr and Mrs. Ebe'r Nelgler. d&U;;hten Mary Ann and Betty Jam!•nltlmed laat week from &. vialt with relatives and fr1ends ln Akron. llr. aDd !II'S. Chub Pl.ctent~ ~.. turned' to their horne at CantQn Monda)' morning after being --.t the bedside of the former's mot)er Kn butler Pldcens the paat two week&. Mr-\1· Piclume contlnues in decl1nfm health and Mrs~ Harry_ Saupp ~ ot Pittsburgh tlle onlY daUBhter remains at the bedside. · Mrs. Eleda Daugherty of Toledo ftnd Rus.R>U Oorslln of Akron aTrived here · SUnday to spend U:ll) Wt!ek WlQI Mr. and Mfe. Clart Jh•taeo. • ., f!l> • work or macadamlzin& Ule "treets of the vmagc and rep:atr work on se11eral other atreet8 was C£~rnpleted la&t Vied. FROSPERITY Oh PO 1¥ER ·1 attit~l(ll: ui N l<.A otliciuls m demandillj that Henry Ford ::ngn the auto code re gard l es:~ of his opinions regarding the matter and in sp1te o_r t he fact that his com· We dld almost :l.ll. well wi\h our pany hHs aftordcd his employees even better terms and hess namEd t. Rer lh') 1aal. 01 Ule Rcm..~noll's. The only time f'rjnce working conditions than those permitted under the code ' Mikt:: 1lr.il:h~j In the money wa& I~ling, .s mack~ of something more than merely an attempt when he was sold to the rh.M: fa ctory for a ftntr H~ boUed doWn t o brm,g prosperity-at any price. kautUUUy. ' 1 The Democratic party is makmg one of the gravest llesponslbility of T"''thlng . ' ' Health llules D- Not'llat ! We " <sh to 6t.ate In eond~ d iL; many errors when it attempts to Overthrow the laws Wholl,y Upon~~~ I · thae. our tipplrig sen1 ...~ httA: bilh .and _acce pted l'Ulings which have prev~iled in this coun~ 1 ! in\'Utlptl.'d by th~ government.. t ry ~or years upon year6, IJy the ~umplt expedient of dewhkh d~&ccweh:>d It was l¥lC: gimltllm Wr do not give ~ i.lt lrit'<'nN.clarmg an eme rg ~ucy that is exisiting largely in the eyes tkm tD our cllf'nts. o( tbol:ie who are anxious to show how much authorit.v they may exert. \ When people in this coUlltry are urged to use the boycott weapon on a firm, H,e nry Ford or othen5, in order to force compliance with an order that may be entirely B y UUG '"' meau lhe JoCkeY!!. "ithout the pale of that finn's ability to meet without They'~ tht' only ones who are ~n facing financial ruin, the officials responsible f<tr HO doin~ weartng sill: Wh'!n · tho. season it. •fe the greatest violators of the Ia w uf any of the· people jnvolved. I For years in \'irtually every 15tate and .subdivision, Jaws and opinions have held the boycott to be an illegal drlcks vllited Mary Hubbard Mon,weapon used for coerdon and for coercion alone. How day, ,t hen can any man or IJ'OUp of men face the citizens of this Roy Smalley and family wen l.be notent ruests of Mr. and )(n . .Joe country aud pretend to be working for the interest of the Moore. · country while one o.f our fundamental laws ie beiniJ Mr. lUid Mn!. Waller Dod&ou .r;peot the week end m 1..aneuter .erapped? with llt. and Bhrood PWd Two wrongs ne\'cr made a rifhL nor will they ever D~ at tho .... do 60. Whether otlh:ia!s of our country or criminals beina , ~P­ hpnted by them o~ttempt .10 Urlog about Jtuch a cor.dition honor )(n. Pori:l'• dau1 50 were pttatnt rot the oe· ti beside the que~tion. We need look only so far back as ~~ ,tbe period of tlle World war to realize how bereft t · ~n people can become, how utterl:r insanely thttY can do act und er gre•t emotional '!!rains and how outb ·' t~tions bri111 ab9ut many !ndd enta of grogs inju.rtice ~o ~~~tent people. The Democratic party should loo.k well into the fuand dig deeply into the p..t before it aU.mpl.l to -~~DJ about impossible CJID<!iliorns merely !)trough the of doing something which may be done better per.. -~r..-~ ~Ia:r~leS6 .forceful l!l&Dner. To date, the tliiil&tenll bas availed little. · Per~!JIO pensu.,Uoi, !!'ill~t 1•~~ · rp•r o change to better .. . advanta.-e. ,. " ,, ' I J ... '• ' /- . ''. ' ; ' .•. ,. ... .: ~ .. 01 meM m-ueh liJ .. t.ldaklloe it's -::::~ ~~~:;~ J \boqbt. to wu Otl.e: but for thl!l on Koa. wanted him eha.ne.- w~ted rather 6ercel1, 1he diacoverM. • • • 0.. her waJ to BidfteJ"•, M o • to look In ibt wlndow of at a 1uit whleh she thourht be real nlr.e for Pop. It wu blue with a Uttle pill .tripe ' '. . .. ',,.' ,/ ' . c ''• . ':k .., .. ]> 1tl I •1. ..,. 1 [ 1 1 ' ! qujt.e ltJlilh1 1 afraid it; ' ·-I By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWN~E. QKLA. eno-uth b"U}'iftl' a ioed that Waan't black •cl wou!d •he WloLI t:IJing to make b1m toay for .a workingman.. to Joaepb'l wU Jauioved over to ~:lance Window. Often lib, had window1 batON tbe darinc wh~h ' t ; · I ' .,,H ' ·•pol 11 . ~ ' the cigarette that's MILDER the c!igarette that TASTES BETTER ~· . .~ I ' ; '' ·r ~· ~ >;'' I �_.,,, t :0 ' .~ I l• '' , •• '" WJ!DJ<ESOA Y. oluo New Pmtienf Roo- 'ONION AV!N~ ' • - ~- .. ' ssiunell His Officf / ..,, ' Wi:DNESilAY,' SEPI'EMiu!:R Js;.IIIU • p an" Mrt. B. Ma.tk1ul and aon and. !'mma NtOJatn at.ten- • • . Me.\rthU, fair Prtday. ' ~ ' " • • ~~~~·;.~~~t,i"•~~· l~t the , 1'1~~ IJi'~J;ldJjar­ to her home at P..a.r- · last week to attend sct.ool KRAtt (packagod, po~fooriaod) ·•Inn ~,..._, :' .r ' full, natur81 1 • ' a vorl .. ' roR RENT-5 room Mrli. Myrtle Barker and a:r,.Dd · :.on M9.rvln, Bet$1 Redmobd. "Altx~ 11:1~er P,ox ~d RalPh Cit.twrigbt srent. Sunday a~ Buat.on't JrUUJ~ · ' llrs. <kor&e N~se •and daqahter of ,Na8Qn ea.Ue<t on ber· mothu' r.tr8 house. mod- .. ern c'IJllven!WJ::es. Rent very rea- " 6Qnable. Phone 21r.1-R. The DaJJy TribUne. 8-7-tf LR.iifa Pox Sunday. ' ' Mr. ap.d Mrs. Pred F18her or Salem t.ptni. l;;~y with ' Mr. &.nd ')ln. 'tom Uwarcf;B. • · !frs. ~me l.i\lcY WOOdrum ,_ returned. after '$pelldln• t11e Ba(,untllJ ~ weell: at Cankln, 0 : · ·· ,., ' ~~. L.· A. Cartwright and d&~h­ ter Jl4!'&. Hele;o Barter ipent Byn- NATIONAL Lt:.\GlJE Club Won Lost New York .... .. ... 83 51 Chicago . . . . .. .. 7' (I Plttsbgrrh .. ...... -'18 11 ctly with her -d.IIUifhter, 'llrl. Bdlth Oi\>bo or ¥¥on. · 13 ~ : .~~ · ·............ ' ' . 1iJ "" • II :;; Cjlfo . bet..,.een age of 20 Muatbe tor winter. ' '"" ' 5G hia ....... &2 1 : .. . .. .. S2 ,, *" ff ' ~\'~C~II ~tr.:r.:., . gf . ... ..... 81 ... The JVew Queen Ht3len Qy ~· 6!1 70 '13 69 .... 51 62 83 87 ... IUJilNI.t:Y ·~1 ' ~ ~ ' SHE 'LL MAKE ~ P<>PULA.~ ~HAM?IPN ., GAMES TODAY ,. NATIONAL LEAGUE ... Nrw York at Olnctnnatt. Philadelphia at Chicago. Bost.on at St. Louis.. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. AMERICAN LEAGUE ~-:~--~J:u~d:ge~o~!~lll~e~~~~~~ . ,. --; Melp, NOTICI!i Ot~ APPOINTMENT AdmlDittntor Wtt.tt: t.he Will ....,.~ AMend :J6en' l Code. St:c&. 10508· 1. 10009-'8·7 ~te ol Am\tl'I)M: A. , • . .. lklefllllll!d. Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. HOTEL COLUMBUS ttwo games> {Jolumbua, Ohkt. too ltfM'Ims Bt. Louis at BOOton. I Flreprool Ratti RlldU r.td ROOMI'J $1.00, ¥U5 Notice h1 hereby given tha~ ·~!!abf'Jie Raub has been duly ap... pointed and quaUHed as AdminiB.. ) .1atrlx with the Will annexed of ~,the EIILate ()f Ambi'OB' lt. Ra.ub lt.tc •·()r Meigs county, Ohio, deceased . .. : • DRlcd this l ilt dRY of September, •• •• t~.')933. . ..,. ~... 1• · ' 8. A. ML:CUilougb Judge o( the Probate court Mel1s County, oiliO. 'f ·-·-·--------~~~ - ~ Dic;l Yog Ev~r Swp To Think? a, wf.m: . .... 'II' · ~~ m ~· . ~ Sh11W11ee, Ql<l!&hll"'!l '· . ft. I(ENNEDY, ltDITQB OF T!'J!:: WHJTfiER (CALl· FOR IX) ~EWS, SAYS: , I • '"'' ' ·•: ~::.\ , , HE!<. successoli!.' ., " qUEEN1J._f!-£Af i!l the Oueen City- ' 2"d >:· ' ·A~:c:"l•' f ' .... ,_ !j· ~.- ~~.QllfiJ. Quee~ HELE"N ,, -the f'trS'I'. ~ : ·.. , , , . ; ' ~ ' "Newtpaper advertisi111 io primaril)! for the pufPOSe creati111 in the mind1 of th~ .-ho ....d tile deojre tq cl.-n you a limit*'l num:; qt 1hin1o cq 1M! oQid b mef1:handiae. ' 1 { ~ ~nly ~tt ...,..:t {o olio!f_:!_i<.!ll J&W ' "j( • -~ ~,:.lit • >'\ ;"\ "to ... V .. . " . .... .' .. ..... .... ' '" ' 1 ," ·• ~ .. ...... '·'. . . . ,., ,,..., , v .. ("ff');~" 't: . ~ ' "' .... i'!.il: 'lll"ci\, l •o• I • h. '" ' ,., . 1,~1 ' . •I •.• ~· . . "J "' " ' ~ e,..., "'taaDG ,~8 ·_ . l l ' ~QPJ ~- your nq,pjlper ·~ HD -~ ~ivi· ' JJIJI d~ n!!l !'~eel tc> til" f ·~~J:exeue tat ... ~ ,' lljer.JD~I, .,,., '" ,1', ., ol ( ·~ · . . • I • . ' - --- jl.• ,, ,....,.,. " .. . ..... "'" 1"?,.--· ~ ......... .' \ ~- ~ '; .. ,( .'.;t ',~, ., \ ,· t 1•• 3 ' ' '' ~ .... ,. r • ~ .. . . ( ., INC • . I . . l~"l;.!;i" J ' . " < • - . ,. : . , . . '·' . . ;~". . �_.,,, t :0 ' .~ I l• '' , •• '" WJ!DJ<ESOA Y. oluo New Pmtienf Roo- 'ONION AV!N~ ' • - ~- .. ' ssiunell His Officf / ..,, ' Wi:DNESilAY,' SEPI'EMiu!:R Js;.IIIU • p an" Mrt. B. Ma.tk1ul and aon and. !'mma NtOJatn at.ten- • • . Me.\rthU, fair Prtday. ' ~ ' " • • ~~~~·;.~~~t,i"•~~· l~t the , 1'1~~ IJi'~J;ldJjar­ to her home at P..a.r- · last week to attend sct.ool KRAtt (packagod, po~fooriaod) ·•Inn ~,..._, :' .r ' full, natur81 1 • ' a vorl .. ' roR RENT-5 room Mrli. Myrtle Barker and a:r,.Dd · :.on M9.rvln, Bet$1 Redmobd. "Altx~ 11:1~er P,ox ~d RalPh Cit.twrigbt srent. Sunday a~ Buat.on't JrUUJ~ · ' llrs. <kor&e N~se •and daqahter of ,Na8Qn ea.Ue<t on ber· mothu' r.tr8 house. mod- .. ern c'IJllven!WJ::es. Rent very rea- " 6Qnable. Phone 21r.1-R. The DaJJy TribUne. 8-7-tf LR.iifa Pox Sunday. ' ' Mr. ap.d Mrs. Pred F18her or Salem t.ptni. l;;~y with ' Mr. &.nd ')ln. 'tom Uwarcf;B. • · !frs. ~me l.i\lcY WOOdrum ,_ returned. after '$pelldln• t11e Ba(,untllJ ~ weell: at Cankln, 0 : · ·· ,., ' ~~. L.· A. Cartwright and d&~h­ ter Jl4!'&. Hele;o Barter ipent Byn- NATIONAL Lt:.\GlJE Club Won Lost New York .... .. ... 83 51 Chicago . . . . .. .. 7' (I Plttsbgrrh .. ...... -'18 11 ctly with her -d.IIUifhter, 'llrl. Bdlth Oi\>bo or ¥¥on. · 13 ~ : .~~ · ·............ ' ' . 1iJ "" • II :;; Cjlfo . bet..,.een age of 20 Muatbe tor winter. ' '"" ' 5G hia ....... &2 1 : .. . .. .. S2 ,, *" ff ' ~\'~C~II ~tr.:r.:., . gf . ... ..... 81 ... The JVew Queen Ht3len Qy ~· 6!1 70 '13 69 .... 51 62 83 87 ... IUJilNI.t:Y ·~1 ' ~ ~ ' SHE 'LL MAKE ~ P<>PULA.~ ~HAM?IPN ., GAMES TODAY ,. NATIONAL LEAGUE ... Nrw York at Olnctnnatt. Philadelphia at Chicago. Bost.on at St. Louis.. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. AMERICAN LEAGUE ~-:~--~J:u~d:ge~o~!~lll~e~~~~~~ . ,. --; Melp, NOTICI!i Ot~ APPOINTMENT AdmlDittntor Wtt.tt: t.he Will ....,.~ AMend :J6en' l Code. St:c&. 10508· 1. 10009-'8·7 ~te ol Am\tl'I)M: A. , • . .. lklefllllll!d. Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. HOTEL COLUMBUS ttwo games> {Jolumbua, Ohkt. too ltfM'Ims Bt. Louis at BOOton. I Flreprool Ratti RlldU r.td ROOMI'J $1.00, ¥U5 Notice h1 hereby given tha~ ·~!!abf'Jie Raub has been duly ap... pointed and quaUHed as AdminiB.. ) .1atrlx with the Will annexed of ~,the EIILate ()f Ambi'OB' lt. Ra.ub lt.tc •·()r Meigs county, Ohio, deceased . .. : • DRlcd this l ilt dRY of September, •• •• t~.')933. . ..,. ~... 1• · ' 8. A. ML:CUilougb Judge o( the Probate court Mel1s County, oiliO. 'f ·-·-·--------~~~ - ~ Dic;l Yog Ev~r Swp To Think? a, wf.m: . .... 'II' · ~~ m ~· . ~ Sh11W11ee, Ql<l!&hll"'!l '· . ft. I(ENNEDY, ltDITQB OF T!'J!:: WHJTfiER (CALl· FOR IX) ~EWS, SAYS: , I • '"'' ' ·•: ~::.\ , , HE!<. successoli!.' ., " qUEEN1J._f!-£Af i!l the Oueen City- ' 2"d >:· ' ·A~:c:"l•' f ' .... ,_ !j· ~.- ~~.QllfiJ. Quee~ HELE"N ,, -the f'trS'I'. ~ : ·.. , , , . ; ' ~ ' "Newtpaper advertisi111 io primaril)! for the pufPOSe creati111 in the mind1 of th~ .-ho ....d tile deojre tq cl.-n you a limit*'l num:; qt 1hin1o cq 1M! oQid b mef1:handiae. ' 1 { ~ ~nly ~tt ...,..:t {o olio!f_:!_i<.!ll J&W ' "j( • -~ ~,:.lit • >'\ ;"\ "to ... V .. . " . .... .' .. ..... .... ' '" ' 1 ," ·• ~ .. ...... '·'. . . . ,., ,,..., , v .. ("ff');~" 't: . ~ ' "' .... i'!.il: 'lll"ci\, l •o• I • h. '" ' ,., . 1,~1 ' . •I •.• ~· . . "J "' " ' ~ e,..., "'taaDG ,~8 ·_ . l l ' ~QPJ ~- your nq,pjlper ·~ HD -~ ~ivi· ' JJIJI d~ n!!l !'~eel tc> til" f ·~~J:exeue tat ... ~ ,' lljer.JD~I, .,,., '" ,1', ., ol ( ·~ · . . • I • . ' - --- jl.• ,, ,....,.,. " .. . ..... "'" 1"?,.--· ~ ......... .' \ ~- ~ '; .. ,( .'.;t ',~, ., \ ,· t 1•• 3 ' ' '' ~ .... ,. r • ~ .. . . ( ., INC • . I . . l~"l;.!;i" J ' . " < • - . ,. : . , . . '·' . . ;~". . �... ··· ~ . From ' Confessed Sought By Mother Of 12 ' em~ Cornered Moon Is Funny tew month!! aBo. Edward .,... · ··:;· period was laid aalde a ..... .. • • rt unr- -•• • SERVlCE. LEASED WIRE Ia an tntormal ... -· . •... ~··- ....... ..,.,~·'!' J:&raonqe on eleven o'ClOek. eiaUib~ ot Mr. and ~un. RoMrt WWtmer of LauarlUe. ~· Uie bdde ot Mr. lVIllliUD Rei91>Ut. ""1 Of Mr. and Jlrs. Peter Reinhart ot Mulberry AY.el'ue. Patber tua:ene Dunn read the marrtare vcnv•. Followln&' tbe ceremony the YOUDI couple left for Akron Wliertl they: wiU spend a ahori h&leymoon, Tbe Urtcie, a lfl'J,duate of Rutland high BChool, 11 employed at thl! lldlel' Grocery St.Qre In LanpviUe. ~lle brtdelfOI)m oo~~&,d. '""'th the Ploaterwakt Ondert&kliia: ~ .ctmP• "'bile the man proudly exhibited his oew natural tooth. Well- that wu a few month& ago. After moaain1 llN1 grOfonlns several dasoa with the tootbache, wblch palns he escaped ten yean qo, be a tteCOnd. attempt for a suewith her hu&P . Hill ln!n '""-"' ( --~--:----::- Otfl !"~" II' .TI ~ UJUI . ------------------~--~·H~!-~· T AND D~ADERS' NOTICE- It folfw-~·IUI 0 A the News 011\ce of The l)all7 Tribune, call 288-JJI If the B~eu Oftlce ask for 202-B. Popul•• -loeat Youth Wino ""-opllobed ~•rille !.an u Brlcle Ralph, 651, or Poplar Ridae, alter beJni t.oott:Jiut for 10 yeau, cut. a tooth. '11\e old trusty false plate tnr.t Ralpb had Ul'led dur1n8 that 10 year .Hill Aab for ••• _; ;,_ After Beinr ·::: · M~rried M-ore Than ... ~ 39 Yean . . .. '. fteinllart- No More Natlmd Teeth For Edward A ·:•• ..wibi;,J(,....,. • ! -· ,. .. ' decided to have hJ.s lone tooth extracted. SO far so eoo<t •. but the 4entlst couldn't extract the tooth atte~ tunin11 and strahling . . the tooth Just would!'\'\ be pulled .. , Determined to h11.ve lt. out and to enjoy the comfan& of his plate once more, Ralph went to tl;u~ Holzer. HOI!pltal .. an x- rny waH taken and It was revealeu tha.t :the tooth h11d lodged itself rast' to the jaw bone .. an operation waa nece5Sary to split the tooth to extract it. Mr. Ra.lpll again Js wearltll his false plate which ll.e 118Yfl he prefers to the uncomfortable procedure of cutting natural ones and the more uncomfortable operation to remove them. a. H., $teW'ar\1 Adanll\la· trator-De . . . of !t&Ste i ! : of Sarah!, J~4ne . QW~ . , slptember '1, 1933.- pany of PoJneroy. ·. ~· PAROLE • -· • A larre numl..er · waa In attfnclo.nce TuCBds.y evening at th& meet- the Junior Bhakeapeare club held at the home of Mllll a.,.. cbel Elberfeld of Mulllerry Avenue. AM1attn1 were JfJ.un Harriet OhUJll'er h011teuea Campbell, ByJ.J. ~y Dlli8J'(l. MISS KUNTZ TO BE WED NEXT SATURDA - Parole and Record Clerk. the meet101, which waa th18 aea.&OQ, Mila Mar· out;..SO)ng president, gavel to lllu BettJ in·ooplinl prealdeat. new Clftlqen lllltalled were MJu June Dllp.rd, aec:etary and MIM Harriet Ohllnpr tre.lurer, At the bulllneu meetlni plans dlllcuafted concerning tbe foror an alumna chapter of orsaplzatlon whlch woulcl act. 9.8 a separate unit an 1 lnierme<ILary between the J1D1• EverJ Major Mine In Fl•e County Dittrict Suapendecl ==:====~ Ni&bt B:r A I - Llohle<!Field ~~~:~~ ::1~:~r;;;[~ ully be made In the near future T-ONIGHT! MIDDLEPORT was .11tated. Pollowlfl8' the bUIIJne• meetlnt a 11ocal PI'Oil'am waa preiii!Dted by Mils Alnea Reed Blnrin& "'l'he Londonderry Alr" and M188 Vebn•l GeaJ"y presenting "Bmllln' ThrU" acl!umooJned on the plano b)' Mtas Mary E. Schaefer. Miss Mary KatheriJle WICk ot 1.1wa hcuae aueat or MISs LucretJa Of'nhetmer waS a auest or the GIRLS ~ GIRLS FIRST <iAME 7:30 CLtJB liOiTE8S ~ Admini~n 5c ancll Oc . \ ' '' ·· ~ . General Strike Said To Be On Way To Combat San Martin Smuhintr Defeat Predicted Becauoe At Leaot Ei1faJ Catholic SoloM Reoent Method Of Politico Injected Into luue ...•<;; BACKERS OF MOVE RECESS OR ADJOURNMENT TO FOLLOW ' .... lntenoe Lobbyin1 Noticeable A. Utilities Repreaen• tativeo Activel7 WorkiD1 FDI! Saleo Tax Pro~· al; Real Eotate Deal Faib of Accomplithment Hope To Overthrow Preoent Re1ime And Re· otore De Ceopedeo Acli\>lilttJration'• All· e1ecl Failure To "Keep Faithtt By WILLIAM K . HUCK.LN80N INS Staff corrcspond~nt Matamna. Cuba. sept. It--INs- INS. Stai! Corteeplndmt 1'-INBVItlolHale rlotlnf:, IUn ba.Ules and free.for-all& at three mlnea of the " H. c. Frick Coke company ~ered 1n Southweatem PenDllylvanla'a second nlaJor coal mine strike within a month today. Sixteen men ahot down In the aott 0011ol V8 , . uniontown. Pa., sept. HYSELL RUN IIBSt:YVRLB of Stock• Contemplated Law " Paned By 0. EVIIR!I'M' DOYJNG -ya-MIDDLE~RT On T•anofer WORK:E,RS IRKED BALL Pctlon on thil project Klr Bhakeapeare club. ••••• ·'-Dstield, Ohio, Sept. '1th, 1931 v.trtn ·~unyan No. ·2Q5oa 11. prf. sl)der now contlned 1.Q ·tbe .Ohio Ota~tt~formatory, Mansfield. admit _ (J'rHn Oa111a Ootulty, eonVi 11·11-3:2 ot me crliD:e of BtuJtna: Motor Vehicle and semns 't ~t,nct oC 1-:JO Yl!ll.l's, 1s eU&tble ,JDr a l!erd1D8 before the BOARD ~ PARO~. on or 'lfter 10·1-33. . ; '~'· The Board or Parole CLUB MEETS ' ing of ••••• ·- -.. New Revolution Is Br ! NOT_,.,I_C_E_O_F_B"E-A~II-IN-O-,.-F0-11 !. ,.• ;: Upon retumlnr from Ulr.lr boney moon they Will reBide Wlt.li' Mr. Reinhart's parents at their , bome on Mulberry AYe18oUtt. ' ' "- : . ••••• •j•-&wks. ra ...... A milltal'Y revolt aplnst the government or Pruvlalona1 Pretlidf.'nt lt&mon Orau Ban Martin Ia brewlJll, aceordlfl¥ to information roeeived hert t.oday. Col. Blaa He~:mmdez, nome1 ~ le!adt:'r ot the rebelliorl, left Ha:van:l ~ September 11 to oJ'I8Diae troo~ and tate the fteld aplnBt. the new 1 11ovemment, he Ia sald to have tabllllhed 1\eadquarters near Havana w1til 800 1\eavuy ann ~d con- es- J ,..,......._ . ~==-'' H~ Tp. MEE~ ·: • avenue. -.; Marton .BbersOOch left fo r O.:~n. Weclnelda.y, where · 11hc be the bouse gueBt ol Mk.s r..farga,ret Peret. , , ·~ M". A. 'Q. Russell who hai'~·:m [pending the woek with he'r ' brfithrr-tn~la.w and sister. Mr. aild Mr. Erwln;: ~bt'rl'lln Md her (L'\ugh ' r. MU:11 ~1lcf! Loulse Ru'~' " tume(t . bodlc Tuesdny evenln'f. Personals · . CARD OF TJIANK8 ui We wlall express our heartfelt thanks ~.. the many rrtends ond· nela:hbor' tor their lrhldne1111 und .symntt)y tluting the and dealh of our loved ., ol}e. · the many beautiful ftotal Dnd ll.llpeclnlly H.ev. Norris,' f'ndt~~~.red htmsclr to WI, many acts of klndP~IIS a.nd d l!omrort and Rvtnpathy. D. 0 . Will and Fe.mUy. .. .. "'"' . ~ ' ·1. . ' was e. Ofliciala 1-topefUl Gf Cettin1 ' Jud.e, D(._p I~• $2,01)(',000 More for Orden Kill_.. SePt to Buekt.ye Projecta M.na&e'.,. .,. \ NOTICE TO HUNTERS! die ~ eiUsena abd lud~en of Cbeder t.oW1bbJp, Metp Co111R7, Ohio, '!Jrld~ ferbld bola and nt,b' bmtlna' oa our Wt bwllnel!lll Jan .... C. Jl, •pent Wednesday Oolumbua on bualn1!41. .,. ' ,.. / Runing Races Howard Rides •• ' ' ' Republieal1 I t-tatP.-ald proaram Columbus 0, ser-t. 1+-INBNot1fltl1 r.h~t t«<t:raJ approval ha. j Clnclnnat1, 0., Sept. 14-IN&b~n given to e;t,341,6:!:ll wortll 01 o -plor1Df' th .. iac« c:l Dr ;plt~l.s (o!' Ohio pliblle worD projects it: r:h.lldren affilct~ with ccn1uct db· Cleveland anti ClnctnnaU. the orders. Judie ClW'Its W. Hoft'UUI.n. !date ub1Lc workS IUI.vlaorY board head of the Hamilton county juvet.oda p expeekd m001entariiY u. nlle court e.nd wldeh· known urecel~e sa.nct 1on alfiO or pro~tz a.t pert en Juvenile delinquency probPre t Sprtna:field and thi~ Joms. today hall ordered Jchn HenClar~on~ty dewnuCn borne. [ kel, te~year-old CODfl!!"!e<i r.la.Yft" oi A radio meesap from Col HenJ')' Oliver B. BallY· Clllci~a.tl IIOCialite WaJte, deputy pUbl1c work& admin- com.mt:~'::' Ohio .Reronna.d\U'tDI the latrator, was received late yester- tory a. olfman ruled. thr n!Jbt at tbe National Hotel. where day atatln&' that the tlrst fil-e Oh1o bo ir, J~m~ved to an ln&UtuOUited army olllcera e•tablW;led projeeta ln 11 lbt o1 1P submitted Y h he be placed under outpoeta tn the bup crounda and on Sept. li bad been approved tlon "' ere can ln tbt annr replaced parda at the without ebanp. They are the first psycbta~odtreaU:~~ ~an~ ffid of the driveway, balttn&: and to Ohio. deftnltE: ..___,fJl' pi •""'u rehabl lllarchtnl all arrlvtna: automotlllea. The five project& provtde for as he hss _.., .. com e......., The om.cers placed. IUiordll at all an outriKht grant t.c Cleveland ut.ated. en&rances or the hotel proper, but, and ·Cinctnnatl of f352,930 In adIt was belle~ed ~~ one told Jntema.ttonal News Service dltJon a 8660 000 was approved for mean the youth w n ~ there 11 J\0 danaer of a club at th" riteveland Metropolitan park ~ater to the hospital for c:ri1$lal ~ prcaent.. ~ lie!. 01 Improve- sane at Lima, 0., wh£re It 18 81Llo. Clabnl of oppc~~itkKllatll to the for a. ser : Lhe proper tt't'IU.ment wCIUld b-: JXJ8p1esent pvernme11t t.hat comrnun- men . .tectll proved s1ble. lfm 1a IJPl'l!acUD8 throuahout the w~....~on ~r~ly of ~er tm~ Henkel wu found ,unty of tht:' republic present. an erroneoUI pic· com.,. ........ P will ~art at one~ ac~ sla)'lnr at Bally, whaie body WlloiJ ture of the s~tuatloo. provement.a, sta~ dlllcovered last Aut:ust 6 in Water - - CGrdlnf to L. A. Eou.III.Y. lded ~n- worn Parll ln a lll!Cludcd spot. He (OODttnued oo Pale Sb:l Jineer, emloymen\i lllprov 01' hlld 1:een mten to. deat.h. Hsnkel ~~.pproliJnateJy • men. . '!be ad,vtwry board held a me~t(00Qtklul!d ap Nit TbreiJ 1111' het'l! todaY to cbooee additional ~ pmjecta w be oubmltted to WMII- MR NAME . fM'IDI ~ pe~1&7 el law. 'I A.,. . M. E. Ridellour W. A. Warner J. M. Tuttle J. S. Frank Til C eo ~ R, E. Pl!lrker · Leo.lie P,arker ·wm. Warner Emma Smith Freel Fick Pearl Parker D. T. Sumaierfielcl Leonarcl Koenitr Suole Foater A. K. Shumway P. 0. Weber Thoa. L Weber . I Lai:' tu:UII!! and. boot hlduJtrles. d.ein'ind· ..... IIJ'Ulted wlth I MEDICINE CAUSES SUICIDE fAIR -IN T Y F .· I.~ R-· r .L'-~!,-~,.~e,r··:· ~~,~~ · '· · J\mepfel:on~ Sefti~e Entertain.Jilent B~twf!en~ Race* · Blue-· · 'Bitlmat.ea of the ~ of the •• Tropical Storm Is On Way North Cheap Electricity Rates to-Be Made Govemmenl to Sell Powet' JAPANESE FOREIGN j Dioturbance Said to be 500 MINISTER RESIGNS - From Bermuda, Mo•in1 at 7 T"'lth• of Cent 12 Mileo Per Hour Per Kilowatt workln!r plan &he nve-coun'y cUalirlc~: wu: ld.leo u Jrilnera, Irked over what they call the Attmi.DiatratJon•• taJll.ll'e to Jr:eep fa.lt.h. llld down tbetr tGoiJ; and liZ"" pared for a "Work Holiday" to n· tend. untO a eo&l cod.e 18 a4opted under thr lllllilllia or the NRA ~~ Plenty of Shade ~ . Plenty of.Good Water ... than Every maJor ----·-- OHIOAN KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH ......... _, . _ 1'001 ...... ~ wllh J'>e flUIDber .......... l>OiJrl7, Already tht>. walkout. W pused tb& lialfwa' mark of the bloocly Jub'· Aurust t1eup tn which 80,000 m.inera Wfft f'IUt. . )(ore lmpo.rtant. perbapa. tban 1.ht! tact that another majcr ~-[~!~~if]~~!~ out. Ja In PlOil~ 1s the thnlat &be mtnen coa.vq«l to the lQlA • tbelr action. , Deci!Son. to call ~ ~ voCIId late rNterd.ay In an. executive meet .,. at In lbo Prl-. . . . . . <Ool>lbo:led "" ..... ~ :sl area force ~~~~:·•! mlln u hour ~ ~: ;~:; ~~i~~~~~1~~~~~ In .;iih'"W.iolid.iiiid:-o .. .,._ Eno~neer Bcu1aY ... "'"""""' tllat fed~ral approva.l Wlll be ;lven to the remainder of the pro,1Cieta on &he fint JlsL '"ftle quick a.euon on the firM. five ls an lridlcs.Uon." he sB.ld 'Ibe 011 whlr'..h a 11ecls!on wattled incluM:' Pmnont wa.s a. t.ott.l COlt .32.. 100' trant IS · NOLAn'S NOT MENT ~ ~ · and Cl~ In.;~~a:h~~t& =· tb'i! money. the state atreea to_.Ue ali the dlfterence. "' ... .... Known aa the "lounda~~'f the OWllett btU al&lt proposes"ttllt the atate dlrec:tor of etf.uca~ QlQ abollsh ~h echooiB ~ leas than 90 pupils, for re&IODII of «lq:nomy. ; : A bW llpproprlatlns $8'1' 1~ J_ M Lhe states eubll~ for cowi~ ICJlool 1upertntenctenta aalarlee alao pulled the aens.te, by a vote of ~ ~· I nnd wu ~ent t.o tlle lower ~ LobbYIDS was 11\tevr. aa the llboW' dcwn on the ales tax approa.ched. Utilities repreaentatlvM woere- •C!l; vtt.y worklol for the bilL ,. Stll!ll tu:en auftered one ,blow \\'ben the Kentucky House of RI!"presenta.t.tvp. YOt.ed. la.t.e real~!~ afternoon aplnat s. sales CU, 'th'i! lleCOIId Ume U; toot 1ucb a BtloJ¥l In l'E'I!ftlt weeD. BeUevlnl that Cbt· would~ IONED """"'...., - • tor""' ""'~ ·olll> PIDdlay, o .• sept. tt--INS-Dr. Cui Wataon of Plnd~*Y aewlJelected cba1rman or the Democtatlc Mate executive oommlttee. toDay had been 1iven bls formal "comiDI out" party. Attended bJ bllh oAklala of Ohio aewen, _ • ' ted oemocraq, a baDQuet was bl!ld. In requested, ~~ ....~ requesd~ honor of the new party Jeader here :J240,'lOO. Sp.......... • a<!Rf!... .,..,_ It.at nlcht. Am.oni tboae present 00181 pJnnt.ll, ·total eost. ..,,....,_,.,., were Governor Qeorp White. U. B. loan reqlltSkd $6S3.oM: II'Aflt re- SEnator Robert J . StallleJ, Lleut· quested P'l'l,309. Cllark county de- f;nant Governor Chal'lea SaWJel', Lentlon home, t.ot&1 cost tM'l.OOO. &ate Dtreetor" of Ooaunerce 'neo-<:lore Tan~eman: State Director of Arrfcurture Earl Haneteld: State Director of Rllhwa.va. 0. W. MerrnU. and Henry 0. Brunner of Mamfteld, ste.te manqer of the l'ederal Home Owllen Loan Oor· f(/J' Clueat.kmtna' in ~lon with poraUOD. tht! al._,mi" of Jtei KtnDedY tn Ad.dlalu were dlllvtred at the Point Place. 0., &be fUtt;iw .-•...,1~ ·li'Y OO'Iei'IKil' White, who ProjeCt& ~ n_?_:. 1in atab~. = boarta_ y ' . • hla 11 Ia no lleBit.t.Dpy in \he eenate when the Ounsett ~lU. ~ \!dlnl for tapendlture of sUch an t moun,, wu bl'ourht up. , -_ With Uttle d!scU.IIIIion. th,e m* n.re wu p&8I'Jed. by a vote o! 2'1 td" and sen\ to the HOU&e. KeJitone-..qf the revamped atete-alcl plMI, lt; provtde:ll that the state ~ expend.tturt or $39 per eleliliiltfiil pupil and 166 per bl&b:OOl pul}!l thla cauaed I 1 ~~~ proposed ts,700,000 1 . ' ' '.' '. . :~· ':· the bill was~~lie<rui!oi•!•' mentioned " Lewls,measure aenat.orwas from~:~·~~~-::::~~~ The n 6 to 1 vote unUer rules. ...~iiiUOlti<m U~Although the anoneJ fqr.J)}lktj _BICCIS~ COUNTY ~ The lone More Federal ~d Reformatory To May Come To Ohto Be youth's Home Vlaltor 1n Columbus Wedne!lday. THE . ---·--- "" .. Columbo P1erottt ' ·,· Dell•. IJ.fembeu of the ..• ·is a tribe from Circle of the P'tdarated Church wm meet Wed~ nuday evenln8 at the Preab:vterlan (:.-: MARRIAGE LICENSE c¥Urc\l:' ~itb the foUowln; hOIJteMes ' _;:. ·, .· .t, Mtl. Georp Hetlel. Mn. Theror\ f!. lllJDnse to wocl W"-ll. Issued In Rusell. Mra. (Belle vaughan and t11e prollale ooun Mlu t.(ary SOhaefer, wlmain- ltelnhar\, . Reinhart, and an am.b~l~n.''-­ Mr. and llrl. Jaeob Ament, Mia of Pomeroy and Do~ Whitmer Mll4red Thom1111 and J:Owood Bodaugbter of Robert Whitmer, t wen retumed from Bprlit,Oeld LRngsvUle. ~l' dealgnated. th t "nlelday where they have been ~hey woUld be marrJed by Rey. vlslt1ng F~>the~ E{ F. bunn. , : 1penc:Uns aeveral day1 lrienc:J.s and relatbea. Conrad Ob-~ ' t ' who / '""""'Pmled tl>em ATTEND MEt:TINO i Unger, there, remained for a lon,er vlalt. ' ' ·I ··r • ,. .., , . '· Ml1. Ellaabeth Dant. Mrs. LeQMra. DOra Boetlc left Wedneaday , Bearhsand Mles Lucllle Bearli.s a .11ptcta1 me~lnB of Pot- ror Athens where 1he will vlatt her council, No. 28& (If the dall8'hter, Mr.!. 14. C. Morrilon. e ... ht:ld at I ~.''~''~" I;; .Heney Dillon of Crown OJty reeYenln1. turned Wednesday after a viS1t with ~is aoo, John DUion of HILI't· ford, aDd friends In Pomeroy. NEXT Roek Sprl~gs . "'!'~~~~~~ Chicago. "'1ll1!' . ~· member of tAt ''Th~.~embira 9/, ~ . ehoh' of tlie tlrai!ll 'Eplacop:i.I e6urcti wlll hole(~ practice and bu.slneaa meetIng 't'h.ureday evening ~t bas been announced, 'l' ' at tlie ~E-ric.i.n Indian !age at the World's fair in c;onotl ,.,......11,.. ,....n .,.,....,. - "'" vot.e here, only to be dlaappoln~ by the Kentucky act.km. ·· A "deal" With rural mem~ c:Wma.NUnr real utate tax ~ .ffUtf •¥ 11.1Bo ettempted,\ but U waa reported to bave failed. AD ameadmeat ID the ~·• · tax bill, hltlna the ra.k fl\lm r Per • ' tc 21 per cent, and UIIQII Uw-4ddt.. tlon for real es&ate tak reductidD, wu broached to lann intmbf!n I ... ttbou\ eucceaa. Slity-eflbt vo&el were requlftid lor paasqe. OOUntlnl a few nt.W sup))Orie:ra tl'OID tbe OatboUc rub. the "antis" saki ~ mote Ulan 52 OC'ulcl be mustered. lnatallmeDt pa.vment (Jf tans at numerous btterva~ U~t the year, aa often. u fixed br . couoty eomm!alooen. would be autborlled under the Jlaefnor btU. puled }'ell· tN'day in the M'OUie, • to S5 duriPi routtn.e Jea:lalaU.. A bW to ~ 011 Uvlrlf( In mODeJ Atrolt'a11Yl11hlJ,' U,~ »a; 11114 ~lor tbl Dtt'l U.utlon i'tduceto f omta tu: • malt; 10 sPendin&" •ulllly, whoprob· re· - oenta pound from wu '111tnown tlldaJ after' tM Mitt .,. , ..,:twct<JtM ltRA procram ot PrellOl\1· arrt'fitf'4 heft'. · " · "'"' tteoti~IL (0oatlllued OD Pile Til~ '~ .. . . ,., ,. .) '' :r; .. ;, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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