http://66.213.69.5/files/original/27f77e9a5cd4fd165980186434d219ee.pdf da2fffb6dabd92ad6413b16c27edeb10 PDF Text Text ' • • ' • ~ t D.UL'I' 'l!lDOU •:• , .....' "•vsruv • 0'!', ( 8 ) OH IP6 •,t~TE H10,, Preparations Personals for Contest Bailey Trial Scene BASHAN - J "- T &~0 ISTH AYI C O ~ V~B VS . O 1 l READERS' NOTICE - It 7011 wan\ Help "Eddie" WEATHER FORECAST- ... ,, ·the Newa O!llce of The D.all7 Tribune, call 2Ss..L: If the B1181net11 omce uk for 202-JL OhJo and West Vlrc:tni&-Palr uMI OlD'!' tlnued cool tonight. P'rtday fair mta ..._, Tilling ~mpera.t ure . • ( ' ,..nl Peanon. Our &:bool opened September ,th. with CharloDY Nye ot ~~nerqf (01' LEASED' WIRE OF' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. By Carrier 15 ' ~l Of ~2 PUBLIC.. ~ BUilDING P~OJ£CTS MA0E AP Lhe Prtmary room and Hfltlert Parker of Shade VaUey tor Gram.. This view in the f,deral court at Oklahoma City, Okla., was made a few minute.• the court had been called to order in the trinl ef Harvey J, Bailey and eleven ~~t~len for the kidnaping of Charles F. Urschel, oil man. At extreme left is Albert Bates; in center, with head bowed and hand to forehead, is Batley. Behind Bailev Ml'll. R. G. Shannon; to right of Mrs. Sh annon is another defendant, Aaron Sh"' J>on. t. 0. 0. I'. Hall ~ At MUSIC BY I. 0. 0. F. 8t'NCOPATOB.8 Onler-Mbe4 n··-II:J; Admi11ion Genb 25e plua tax LADIES 11 CENTS cleo.n·up ot one or or Uvered in the KOVf!rnment's ewnpalgn of ext ernunation 01 kidnap• m~~O'Connell, INS ~WI Wa&hln,ton, Sept. or M2 publlc bulldJns projects re· oomrflended. to tbe administrator of publle works by the TreaiiW'Y De· The proJects ~ended wquJd. entail an expenditure of '110.000.• 000 and those approved. • .000.000 The a bulldinp ha.ve been referred b&.ek to the Treasury and blda are now be1na taken. It waa reported that the prooeg ot approving ht: proJect& which are . 'liB S.A.U. • ....., ..,._lamloo&lro -DerliCo,__, • ..,_ny -•••lll!iff' lllllt .......... I '• ... . ' . I ' ' ., f. \ CHH.SHtR£; . I . ,, . .• . . BEGINS ~ "" Tbur84ay, Sept. 11 to JO '·i re foa 11-'• DIPPED TillES EAGLE RIDGE .' ' ' . . ' .. ' ..~I ., FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE 30x31,6 ................ $3.11 4.40·21 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $3.24 •• J3y f.DSON R. WAITE FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE 4.50-21 .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. $5.09 4.75-UI. ,' ................ ... ! '~~ ' ., ' Shawnee, Oklahoma . •' •. • F,RAIIIK"E. G4NNETT, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF THE GANNETT NEWSPAPERS, SAYS: . "Newopap"n ,a re read more intenaivel)' today than at any ' ' time aince the World War. . Probably never before hue new•· ·.,.P.n ·pl,yed auch an important part in the !iva of peopltt in all 1 claue1. 1 • ' "There ia ao much eoin1 on, o,o many atartlinr thine• happen· r '',~. in our political, ecoiomlc and social life that the deaire , for t,·,./.'~:!Y-.i• inereaaineateadily. . : ; :: ~ '· '·" I ·' . . ~· ,lit iueteworthy that auch ·econo:~li'na·~ ti&et.ar; ' · , in' the averaee famll)' In the paat four yean aV. · affeeted new.. papen probably leaat of all induatrle le muot hBIYe their newapapen. ( "There~ore the newopaper ia, and ahould he, recornized aa the moat ppw!Ol'ful advertioin~toalea medium. Brinr . friend, , counaelO.., suide:aud e~ainilr to ever, member of tho famjly makeo it not only the loeical, but the moat effective • advertlaina medium for manufacttaren.•d retail atonia "The newapaper'1 unqueationed atability aa an the period •treat~ from which I hope we are now ' itaelf a demonotration of ita to THIS IS BEST $UOWrv.N:l~BY~~J~T·t~~ ADVERTISING' BY l't1 ALL OVER THE CQUNTR'lf, HAS SHOWN HEALTHY INCREASE·DUI!YNG MONTHS." ~ I , ' , I • ·.:& ··.45 ..it'li(£5-ij>N£;oLDFIEi> TYPE 4.1)()..21 ............... . $5.67!5.(f()..20 .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. $8.70 FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED 4, 75:-19 • .. . .. .. • .. .. . $U4 1>.0()..19 ......... .~ .. ,:: ' ALL SIZES AT REDUCTIONS FROM 10% TO 20% Double aavinp for car owneralWho buy nowl Prien are JO" in& u.,.....l>ol)'t dela7-Equip your car TODAY and SAfE I . . Don't riok your life the live.- Qf othen . on clanproualy :worn• smooth:~e.d lira, when you Can buJ. 11~ Firestone Tireo at Sale Prices , THESE ONLY . PRICES ARE FOR. CASH ' . , LONCDid.£ :u:. - ODd r.ln. lind two 01"""' dauiht•ra wer" rtOeul of MUJ.te Jt.U and ramUy or and Gilntore = Aiato Supply , Court St. Phbne1•8t.J • PoDieroy, Ohio. • , ••lll;i~IIY ! WIUI to hOltW la.:.t July 1 and held cap LlVo:. three weeks until hl.s rnm1IY paid a $40.000 raneQm, would clineh pa.rtlal ilW»tiUcation or t.wo or men- LeonArd BcarnJd, 27, and thony ReJno, 23. '-'They look like two or the men I saw when 1 was O'Connell told pollee last 'Nhen he waa rushed here:. lo ll.101. ~ttered Uuu every state would be expedited o.nd that within a eom.· }J&l'aLlvelJ short time sltes wiD be ... taml.l.}, view in the pollee Unc-up five men und two women seized in SY..H l'8.1ds, In the Bronx seet1on het e and nt Ml Kisco, N.Y. AuthoriUes were confident o·eon .. nell, abducted from ln front or hJS partment, only 62 have been o.p- !.he .!IU9pecta over. "But It ~ tc.ugh to send n nway for fifty yent'S when contructg let. due to the appnrentJy ne eaftary red tape surroun4ing the obtalnins ~C a.ltes. Taking :..ods and e'ventdal l.Ctterlng of cc-ntracts. Alter the of . i. .......ey-AI............,_ 1 ·BIG IODAY s : ion of a. 1 powerful Alban) ' So far, the publil bU11dlua- 50 Oorgeeuo Ollfd.6 lona Hill I ltan loy 1M - • • Loo Corrlll-ry lrloa -lo. .r Pr,or-Horbort lawllnoon- UIIOB Mllolllobb, Wotoon-WUIIa,. tt. no.~.t•on the cUtnu ot a crushing b!ow de• ByROBERT~~~~~r:lu< l ,.mergency a dn1in1strator of l>Ul>llc J works $56,8~8.000 The slaw ProtrrtM m bringing aboat unemployantnt re!i@f [h' 1· public building oJM)ratlons ha, been Llle most notor ious ludnapml[!-1, n. murders and bo.nk. robiX.'rles, 942. Oririnafty Planned d1tm·e thilt year has a mounted The treasury alxlut ta.OOO.OOO. hns expended ~!!3,457 .000 and U1e M;Jlionai~ era I qents t.oday _wepL Luwal'd $23,000,000 Expenditure; QJ.td Federal Acen._ Sweep Toward Clean·up in s..,. ..ticaal Caae dent the a.bdullUon of O'ConneU, Jr.. would be ''a. cl<l'>«<j caae" by niHhtftdl pollee :lntl WOULD ENTAIL selected Urschel Receives Death Threat In Gangster Letter ARTHUR B DONEOAN INS Statr correspondent New York, Bept 21--n<s.-O'"'''·I pwved, It was learned today, , Friday Nieht September 22. O'Connell Kidnap Suspects Nearing Identification By Work Will Be · Started When Situ Are Seleeted .. ' Gulliver's ~ravels? Will Political Career Of Dutch Youth :uen't sua-e. I o.m not posJLI\Ie these two nre the fe llow•. • Later O'Connell t.o;o~,d~:;;-·~~; men he wu.os s ure S .'t.clno were metnbers of the bG.na Revealed in GermaJI; Tl'ial "'h1Ch held hiln. But he ctecltnr LI "''!"mully to mak ~ the lth; n ~ul...aw•• on Incendiary Cbarll"l stick. • 't"'dGe and CerWra.J .... lralled tho a&ite Zt~~~219 I;;~~~ night lhe .!~~~-~~·llo?.•. Mall M.OO SCH~Ol AID .... RE~PENfD AfTqf Europe's Fairest ~- Oil Man Threatened far Aidia11 ' C:...8YJUR....t • "-"' .-.' I I MD~[ IN SE~~' o.;;.c.,.;t Utilitieo Bill Paooed Senate + T In VOTE EXPECTED • �• .. •• • •TBTJII8DAY, 8EP'I'ItNliD 21, 1m • !(': • • J~!,-!! !.ht. !!~l~!. .) , Cllll.lllpllpr Ule !'""*i- ~ ~ AWdt. '· .... -.r&J· flte'IW'nf - · ..,....... 0. L!<al<d .......... - · - - - .. IPIUJ ... -~--, ......,.~... Uiq l i ~ .. • , . =- =-~.. "" ~ ~r·t~ ,. · "' ,. ,.,. 1" -----..x.:~ ..~ . Vi ...._ liD~" ~ £Dr»~••~.~nl!:dlt:O~ tD. Dli liiMI.DOe aod ~ 111 . '[ll - ... ~·mt . , ~ (lw - Year ~ ·· · ···· ······ ··· .. · · .. " ...... ".. .... One UoniJI . can za.a ~ ~ .. e.oo ----=-,WE N££0 STATE POIJCE l"l-Y>' . . . . ••• OotYta~~; ' Tells How She Lost 15 Lbs. of FAT Racine AE' K' I -- ... ...... Thcet"'onUu M81X "-·•. .. . .. . ... . . . ............. ... I I f IRST C~NT[ST F• ~ Oftlec C.D III·L ....... t !!...,of, ~or 100 bi.Wbele iO Cbt .._~~ . , , V.n. W. e . R&lley r«:elved • tel&- 0 -· a ~ am Frldfl)' rrom R&ooool\ llland, n~vlllfng her bf the death of her Mr. and lira. John Clark ant! r.1other Mn11. .Minnie Kuhn OWtna chlldrm of Downln&'tm 'fll" tbf 10 the btabiUt)' of MMI. Halley to at- ruests or the fonuer't' DWtber, ~ ... tr-nd the funenl Mr Halley and Muy Jividen !Iunday. ' ' • d:.Uihler Evelyn motored ttw'e nna were present the following day, MI88 AO£ OF DEATH I r Odcap, ft"' ft' ..... Pli~ ......... Clrr:nlaUM: .,.,._ H~. ,F R [A Aft R 0Y JI'.HIQIQL .ADYDTUING &U•ZtiDITA1'iV£1 J •Ill . ,,. ..... -.. Qtt•.,.. opmq ro [JS # thali· ~cl hereJ " il" Kec!nar; . lunderswr- GREGG .NFWS ' o.ur:r 'ftt1111111110"'f0111m0r. OIIJO. whtat.le tcmorarw nllbt. John ll[lnQakt. W:n. Gall MUler ent.eri&1Ded Wed- eli! my reprd& &lid leU him may~)., here'• the onea th&$ haft Dianer wu enJoptd at tbe Uai'J' 1U&da)' aJte.moon from. 8 to 4 P. M. ht tiYOuld like to met't. the owner 'fl L• ' pkked, by the writer : Bwtlht!r J IDe Ooft.'ee BhoQpe, tollo...ant: l hoMrtnc the third btrtbtlay annl· the obov~.. "Set- :"OU in tu!ll ·· and Dl.n L. onda ; Ruches ILDd &nt.· which p..,r wu hekl " tbe Harley vereaey ot her aon, llak:cllm. l{eUJ'a dtoe.tb t.hteot to Unchel n•lnaer. t&ea:elt; TUcker and Lam· reeldenoe on Bryan P J..Q.e.e. ¥11. B., '1"boa! present were PbylUa and Jxrt. ruards ; Kimlard.center; Plet·l P. PuUt, l r .. Mrt. lrvtnr Karr, Jr.: Milton Bmar~. <1ordon BIJ', O&rd• wu turned ovH by Ur&r.hel t.o Jos! ne. qu •rter~k; B&ehnH and. and lira. VIa. of Oharlest.on wert I ner Wehrung, J actle Grclan *Dd. eph Bud K :~na.n, IWI.t.&tanl Un it.«! E.tate.ll A,.ttonrey Ut!neral vmo camt' Benneu, balta; and Rile)', r\lllbl.ct. a~ tlnt •»<~ IIM!CODd.. elub prlle 1 Don BaCOner. But, th1a arr&Jliii!:Dient. m&J be and prst prlr.e, respett1vely. j Ttlt' chiLdren were entenalned hue ·· frOJ;n Wuhlngton to aid tll.e ~ !"hone 682 -'L SCHOOL BUSSf;S ·hanpd entirely Mf~ the 1tart of --Y'1th vfl.rloua g&mea. Mrt J.11.11.er p)'()MCutlon at the trial --'-----,---A larie per cer.t ol •.he pupils Lbe contest beca.uae of the fact. that AGED MAN TRAVELS urved retreahme Dta ot ice cream c.ome from out or t.own polnta il.nd there are &ll¥ number oC othml on ThOmM Amoe. of Ba.lLimore, 1'"'nd cac · ~•c•~-- -- -- - - ue five busses and It nece&&itates :tJe Jaotet.l aquad. who IDok u aoocl \ Mao-land, 11 ben vilttln& wtt.h h\1 c. re five bua."~es and It ~Wta.tles ;~w J' ADeN~l, tt ~ reported, wUl .li those named and ataD4 Ul equa.l dauabter, Mra. Speed Picken& ot l YO[ING ODL RETURNED HEBE seven trips to get the scholars here.j llDt report for several praot!ee sell! · . haDile to be cated tor ltarttnl dutY Orant . Hlll. Mr. Amos, who ll. ln Marlha MCCumber , atar witnP-88 Rh eumatlam Gone Too' Drivers ot the b!J66es are · Orval •· 08 ltU hit 1 18 h I'- 1 l!:ven lf thOle named. do lltart, they excellent health tor hla 90 years, l 1n the recent McCumber U&auJt LAST YEAR Diddle, Qarl Alexa.ndl'!r, Fagan ""' .... e lfPl'* n e.a llll n 'nay play but. a ' few mlnut.ee and.' lllade t he tn p h'om BBlttmOI'e. 1ea~. who eecaptd from ooonty aurPrice. Jim St.obart and Jose ph Hue if D.. wcrnan who wu ra~!ti· . !vd'~\,:h ,~11 ':t:O ~ aa~~e.h:~ !.hen be replaced by ON who dld MatJiand b,. bw. He e xpects to velllance rectntly was faund in Allen Brown , medical student or Bt>egle The puplb are from Port- ly putU~ g on we1g:ht 11.11d who wa'l ~ It 111 , believ.ed that It wUl be & m&$- lOt rect:lve the ete.rUQa eaU. epend a month vtzlltii'B with h ie Marlet.ta Wednesday evening and R!ehmond, Vi rginia un iversitY left lend. Great Bend, App le Grove, troubled with rhellti'lllti&n too. l<!'t at onb' a number or daye untJI Thoae wbo attend the openfn& tilt dii.UJhter here and aJao another returned W the Melp count y Jail last week for his last years school Letllrt Ea11t Leta.rl AntlquJty Rca.d h~'>r l ~ tcer · 1 tt.o &Jjltle 11 healed aufftcie.n tly to under the llahts here Prlday nlfltt , daU8htet Betty Amos of Letart~ ~ bv Sheriff A. 0 . Tracy and Deputy \\Ot k. Here's" hop1ng 1 for h is a u ~ess Dcrcu.' lfowma1•·s R~ and muc h " I sta.rt.cd laklnl Ktustht:n Salts ~t 8 o'eloc):, will be ilven the OP•J · Ahe1ifl' otho Tnu::y, • 1'·- h l8 r olurn •· ••· irtcl ' ...,.. tv • .., • ortunlty br llateninB to rnphle NEW MINIS'l'ER COMING I Also arrested a nd brou1ht to 'he and later e. blr M. D shlr>,gle IIWing Uf tho country ,\ urronndlng these becntiSe' of th<!' good It hod done for lhl to the breezes. polnta \Vlth Lbe 1oMthe ot· rmniL'"''"''" • aeUar ..... bact· a frlend of mine who had been , ••ld -rormm. lf'ect1p t'.on or P11.Yl over ihe P ublle A' the recent eesaJ.on ot the Ohio 1ru:unty ja.11 wJ.a her companton, .,.... "' .. .,...... ··~ system. ereeted thrOUJh Met.nodla~ Conference, which ad· , Maelt Sauer, with wtlom she waa rrlppled with rheumntlmn. At tt* DIED IN EA. ST . LIVERPOOL CURIOS '"'k ·~-lrthe Y~~ ~~ket. ...~~ lll" eooperatJon of the Peeney- )Oumecl 1 t 10 :30 p , M. Monday In tcund. Her fa ther , H. D. McCumber t-nd or the seoond bottle I was tuo t,.., . prat ~...., ~-..on se ..u...,..., BenneU' Post of the Amerlcan Le• ColumbWI Rev w B Patteraon bs .held In tbe Meigs county Jail Carl Van Meter has In hl.s poss- weight'd ond 11nd I am now 'Only Mr and Mrs Eug:tne Skirvin reNJth the determtnation evklent tblt k.n . Pans wlll be Informed of wbo ho ha &ened. as· paStor 01 the pending heaHna of the OCtober Cf: lved a telecram Fri4ay from East (f.R\on eolus of other day that 148 poun<1s !urlglnal we~ght 16~ U'ley t~d ·~!e ~~'h" dto •Hade t.he otrena1ve playa, who made :eath ~. E. Churell tor the past &,fa nd Jury on the ch arges of t rim- Li verpool telU ng of the death af \"/ould malr:e llttractions In <:urlos1ty 1bs 1. at whiCh liUu oo plcas.cd But Deopite Lou Of Faot Jlll)'. e men r or lir wor \ th e tackle, etc., from and to WbOm , t"'o years wu transferred to t.be ~na lly attacking h i& daughter, Mrs, JOhn McKir>. Dt;lceased wa~~ shop& A penny of 1863, a three r h uve ~lso felt my l'houmatlsm ourlng. the past.' ~ Wfl!t.l!l. the passes are made, and tbe euet 1 pa&torate 'at Dresden, 0 . Rev. Pa t- Mru th:·. n minor, 50me time B.JO. Backfield Man, M:Jss Mll\11~ Bllifley fonnerly h om cent p1eco of IH5a a Hve cel)t p lece much ler..s, wl1lr~ has b'!t!n' 80 trou; U:ver~t B:u:hner, who dlfl.pla~ed !lumber .ot yards gained Ot\ each teriiOJI. and family w1ll move to ore~ near Portland and was a sister- In· J: 1867 an old fashion copper pen- blesoiJV' In my Klleefl I must say Aliena worth ny or ,18M &nd many other coins !SOOd font! In the Junior hl11h bU-. play, Bom.ethlnJ: that hal been dtn next Wedneaday. lr.w ol Mrs. 8klrv1n a nd a n:Jeee of h•at d&tes aN: d immed by age Lm- I lhlnk Kruschen a ~plend ld weiBilt t :et~ll itea.son l&.st year. waa lm- mere SUfSB work of fans ln the Rev Olarence swearlnaen hM Mrs. S. R. Blt le)' She was 54 years tll they eedueer ·· rMi!!l!l E L. P l ar e not legible. mediately drafted tor Allenaworth'a past. lleen irana:erred. here from Wheel· 1f age and is au rv:Jved by her hwWH,O SUFFERED Overweigh~· and -r h eumatic po~plaCe aJut from earl!" lrldleatlona It The Jackett! are prUned tor their enburl where be was pastor of the ba,nd ftlld two ehl ldren . Thl' burial BIG COR N CROPS ~onlng otten go to~th~t ' The ~~ " 1 !it.emed th11t he wollld make &lood l"lltlal ~:rid eonteil. and are arud· Methodist churdl there for two 1 , o 011 un~,o rrom i"RIIe Onfll too k place at Ea,st LIVt"t'ppOI Ral n.'i during the !u.tter day& of o,alts In Krusche n n.ss115t the lnte:·Severe Sprain; Initial s ubstitute . However, l'fleerve ma· t' usly awaiting the ltt.rt.lnC yta.ra. It bas betn announced that Jf'll ca n't sa~ some crank wrote Augwt and the flrfll of September nal ort,ra'lS to perfonn t.tjclr f t~rlal may make it pos&lb1e for li.l are~ rabld toot.b&ll fans who, Rev. a wearlngei\ . WW occupy t.he this:· LOCK M:\STEKS INSPECTION ha~c lfl<:rell.liCd the crops here- t'.ons proper 1y- llttl c b Y "t" · th 9. t Game At 8:00 P. M. Coach 4" ""' Ba.tt~ n to use any one ot vra.lt with bated breatbl the open- pulpit h<ere at the Sunday morn-1 ( K elle ~··s nnserprtnt~ we re in.sert.TRIP . ~bouts materially e~:~peclally the 11glr fat goes; slow!;, · yell-b•lt sev5ral .other proml,llini younr lr-,g kit k-off lllld t.q witness Ute eJe.. lni serv.tee ( Friday J E Ore ha m lock maswr at 1<:torn- <: rops. The corn crop prospects ' Urely You fef!l wondfflull y lllXll· vens ln action onoe more. Rev. Bweartngcn and famlly are.:::=-..-=->c _ __. ---h('C ks to replace Allen swortll l1.cal dam 24 Joined Joc lr:master of \\·hllc not a record breaker 1.!- one ~h y youthful and energetic-more After three weeks of practice In Hard strimma,res h ave been Wl• The teiUla.r prloe kof &dmlsllton, expected to arrive In Middleport ' !he Huntlflgton dbtrlct one day llt8t. t'f the biggest Jn many ~·ears Be- s J than Cl'cr before 1n your ll4el preparation for the opening tilt .;f-f¥On e with the team sh owlnl 3S an d 20 cen ts wtU be ch8J'8ed, It Wednesday to take up t.helr n sl- j week an d n ovlgated the Kanawh,a. !nw the vil lage On the rlvPrbottoms KruS<:hen Salts Is ':lbtalnablh at de nt e here. here on the i rldlron. when h opes or !"ore promise arter euch session ·.. a.s anno~f'd . 1!ver a nd part or the Ohio on an there an abo ut 80 acrt's ot corn. Ba rt.~ ,n•s Phumacy, Pomeroy , and CoaCh Clyde Battyn bad beer. given !Oat w.. ,,. • • n. Jn .. , ,.,,, ..... • · c tJ~ ervatlon tiJp practically one big field but belong- Mart !n & Roll::r. Mlddlt'PQrt-T=l Mlas Roberta Patt.e rwn, a re<Jenb rtl.pid r ise with the perfo rnumee ol 'l'llS De.!;p'te t he fact that t he •33 BRIDGE CLUB EN'I'EB.TAINIED lng t.o &-vera! different farmers Ja• Ju:o.:t.s !our \\'et'k.s and oostR O(lt l!is urotl!ie~. a serious obstacle pre4 tt:lm wm be one of t h e lightest 1n Miss Dahlia Pauley was graduate nurse of Christ hospital · v hlch will produce near 8.000 bush- , more than 85c. . tutv, A SHOWER tented itself before the openinJ In!~ tll tl hlst.:~ry {f the loc11 l school, It Is I v:eanesday evenlnt: t.o the membe:rs at Cincinnati, arrived in Columbua : The Senior clas.<i al'ld taculty of t.•al contest with Buctltel here to- :: lt tha~ th ... bunc h or scrap pers! of her blldJe club and several Baturda)' from a three months vlltt , •h e Racine hlgll school gl\l'e A morrow r!a;llt in the torn~ of a sP.v- \'•.ll m,vk·~ UICl't !r,J themsehes r, uu ts, honorlna: her siatel\ Mn. at Beattie, Washington, with her ~ aM wer for Mrs Hilton Wolfe <Ruth ere sprain or t he righ t. ankle to v·hl:n i•VP!'! an opp'}rtun!t y 1t ~wls VIR of Charleston, rruest at un.cle, Rev. George Crawford. She And You'll Jump Out of Bed In Sa ~ er ) at the home ot M iss Lena Raymond "Cub" Allensworth, pro T l~l s SP.JI·t:s wr te1s ~ <~eiS8 en .he 1M~ss Pauley and Mrs. John KIQ.. also made vi&ltS at the Centur y of the Momina Ruia' to Go Byers last We<il"esda.y eveninl with ntlilllng halfbac k oJ the Yellow J ac k •l.lrtlng ! ne-up for t h e Jackets hns ra id. Oue~:ts were Mrs . .J: P, St.ewart. hope&& Exposii iOQ &t Chleai o. • et squad. ~:· ero ma:!<:! but It mliy be ch angt'd cf Pleasantville, Mra. ROICIOe Pow· Los Angeles and Holly wood, OallII ,.ou hllnllk ..a tP-" forty-two present.. Mrs. Wotte was ' ---,__ __ tornla as well as vlsit!na with rela. klvlla pllllll, doD't naiWw slot or Rl-. .U:.· prese nted wi th a beautiful lune h • .., •al-terl oil, l•utha llllltb' w ~a- C>on set by tht' faculty and an ice Uvea in Kansas. In Columbus, Miss , 1r.dupao: themtoma.. :roiiiUdlitcb'.._. •ca set by the senior r. lass besides Patterson Jolned her fa ther, Rev. u.dbllo,aat.nc!IU&Iol~ W . B . Patterson who atte·n ded the 1-'or theY csn't do lt. TheY oi\SJ ~ na rr.any other useful gifts bow.lt t n4 a _.~-lilt . _ , , pt at Ohio Mt'thodlst 001\ference. both tba ea .... The HUOII r.. )'0111' do-aa.out Prrtvtng here Wednf'Sday nigh t fetl lnlll JOUr lh.... h 11ioo.114 t::,J:'t t.o HO USE B1JJLDERS BUS Y Mrs. Ml~t 1 e p 0,.1eH wh o has been po~nu Df llql&ld bllaiDh~ J•ID dlllr. JvB:n Roush . a d t lzen of East In nl'IOr healt.h ror sumcilnn~. ~,;un - ,' II thle bU•II DOt t o•IDI rr.l,:r, YO\ll' food Rn<:lne has a fo rce of work men ,.,doeaa. 't ~. It 1u.t d ...,. In tlll bowel!!. d h •· Unues Ill at her home 011 ]jl vWilC 'I• Gu bloatl up your .SOIUth. Yw llan • "Ogage putting a not er S<oVty on Avenue. ·I tbl~lr, bW taate •Rd. your b,...tb II fo11l1 !":l!i house which not only adds to And thou q udulftl!l l IVcdt'sMS... Klnohtabl'tllboulil'llllemllh-.Youth6a tne o fot d 1 c but Mrs Le WIS Via of Chnrlest.on ,lr- ' uhenndyolll~tldown •adout.Yourwholt c m r an con ven en e acle Whip Salad ~Mi tll fa Wta eorived the r lrr;t of the week. for o. l ~yatnlillpoiloaad. ~·\e~ the property a vrrv att ractive tirely new type-not too tat"tt not too u ukeif. tbolt ,0111!, o1c1 C AJ\Y&R'B ~-:1 pearan ce The ca.rl)(!nters t'nlag.. 6 1 , l'ISlt until &lturday with her sis-' LiTTLE LlVJ:R ILIB to P' tl&- two {' 1 In the work a.re Ralph Nelglf'r blaad, not toooOyin fta vpr, Made of ters, M rs. J ohn Klnc01d and DUll l in ' r,:Ull6• ol bllelllowln~rwlr aacl .Ue rou ond Roy Bay"· Ml "~p and up " T eontaia W<II'Mim'lul, eholor-st illSftd.ieuta. mhbd to JUIW P •• ley D. N McKenzie & resldel'\t of · bttnl-, ~tl • ,~, .. ntraeU. ....an1 creamin«'!!!ll in th.e Kratt Min.t:le Whip. 1 BTNOPSIS ..,,. nothinc uusua1 abwt au.eh Tommy looted at h;. UN of Wrs. A. J . Beaver and da ugbtcl', "' ~ " h eom" to makl111 bDed.owtl'ltly. McKi nley 11treet II\ putting some ex- · a u J ....... R--'olph rarb and. that all who dld not wear eold .. if he wen .. iftNoC't. }"("'., Ml~ Roscoe P.:.w!er scenl Monday I Butdon't u4dorll vcpU ... AIIItorCarttr't tenslve repai rs on h l.s residence and .. anu. • • • ' Little Uvtr 1'~1• L<ook ror tb n•- ~ eyea liked to have popped oat wt.-v and T"e'day Jn Colw n " ' C•rtao-'11 u ule Llvt'r Pill. oe~ th• n11 " lvlng lt. ll couple of coats or paint. 1,.. a lreat footb•ll Proap!!d: at them. were bebiad the tlmea. "He waa .eut out for an aet.c:r1" he aaw TommJ but befoN M uu..,. Mr. O.lld Mrs. brirn.Id Rice nll'1 : l~b~l.ltt~t~•t•II.IHtltutt.Uutdrui: E orl Har:. assisted by Mr Me· Thomd:rke Unlvef¥1tJ • • • Hra. Johnson. told her husba.nd. uy an:rthinl Mom au1 qnlc-kJr Mrs. Cora Bennett 1·eturne11 T tws-1 Olti1 C.U. Co. _,_., !{ enzte and sons are t he workmen. 1 ~ ~~~ ':.~~~~ "He Wll eat oat for I buftl," the "Everybody pt l'1!ady to ait dOW1L ~:~ e:~ti~~ ~~r:b~~~ da~s bus!·; - - - - -- -------.:_::.:.:::::::._ f.eto17 · Wtra ?t'hen he WM earb eoraewbae nbdued Mr. Jobn~on Uncle Louie hurried t.o ht. Hat . Mr. nnd Mrs C. T . Shwnaker ami ,.._..,.. • • brllli•nt lir::h Hhool eorrected .. lt Will tlke ,Mrt. J~hnacn Tomm:r looked at him . and M'na Ule fOJIJtl n; rath er Jell Mou·'•l.-'1 Mrk, • maeh .. tllat tile l"ll!al alwa,.a. 11a1d, ~er hQbiud didn t talk wu afr&id he was p1nr t~ Ba~· evening to o.~tend U\t ell:hlbil , :to . . . . , . eolhll8 .bU Jafed Ill• te ita mueh bot he thought & lot. ! aometbl~&' ~auae Unde Louie bae the century of Progress :&.'XJK..,,, lou j M11!1. Tae~•r et.MII Jt. .e Tommy ~ mMe the WW11 Tomm7 1 seat; but abe look~d as a t Chlt ngo. 1w ClirlatJI.u. ~~J~Nt ••elt. .r the elotbes-eonsc:tout ~ut half-tey- Tommr 110 ~e wouldn't ~n::al;... Mn Nicho!s of oalllpohs relut ! l ~ l tl•• teyJni g ,allllt ina; btat il , ~e IUbjeet .,... moot t'!uble and s1o1d : , cd Monday to her home al e"··, ~ Ht retua Za•tar, ~·~•t tile town i:D. ttneral it :JI,:re. Tommy, alt In Pet~! t · sp~ndlng th e week end with L 1~1 ~ ~ f.rl• •• ...u'-: be ,.... ~-aaod pital-.itJda. tile Raa- eM. :ooon, Olen N1chol8. , · U.-..t a•~.;. Of~ ....u. dblp~ ~old. Pop loabd NJl~ .Tomm7, dld i ,.nd Pop c&me ~!1. MJ·, and llli's. Will Klllten~ohy·.V~ 4 llireadant ert~lcal ~tlleal. wheD lie· W , .6nt . . . Tommy :fn wearinr , a f re!h blue ahi rt 11 •: 0 fi nd liOTI 0e0!1re of Tu!edo Wl'rc n.:· 1 f ' Iliac thiit . . . IW ft:rt 1J. hi1 ' Qt0rt N~ bat hUon! he loOkln.r denn and hand~otnl'l Jllle h 1 i toi'IJ Wedhtfday with :Mrs Eb.. IJ, J ': '- - t wlll&e ble~ coulfl, ~p' atiythiftl' Uncle LoGie had a1waya did whenevu he th n~ II. Hysell 11.11•1 wns. I Tlp:!Y i fll::O '. ett- ' ;' '..__,.:: --~ ae1 hltfwaf • · IO <PlalnJy indiu.ted that he thouaht He loolted at Uncle Lcuie n.nd ~'.l·tl te nded the M.e:i&tJ •Qounl;t Fil1: a!1d I ~ ~ ~· , liad twrn~ly ,,co'no "\.V~~·· the·~ ruat'~'r. ,.JiUt • t~ t. ·~ ~':: ~~r~ .,ylst,S. wltl,\ 11-'~t• \:;s ~t r ~· .a IYiJ,Iii ...__ Wtd aVer ta''!f. .Jfil ,llide•. ', 1 ' aulc?" , ' . · • • . , esvllle. l.tr. n.!l.ltcnbtlth \';'In: :1 k. "'if f ~'· ~ ' ·.~:: • 'thWt·'Lm:lte ..... ll'O'Win« "•oor. Uncle Louie filUgln!'d very ntt«iy I fonner 'Meigs ~trunty.:.tiO,'r' r I •alit • ·~· fe~thi!n"' refe . ...... .,· T , j, , ~ , , ,, ., 1 MrB, Cordelia Murphy r~ t.urned .. h • r , •• "aiiUonal:te •Uel• AI R,me h-, eont,e , or ont.my,a t e- ..... . Atd . Ev~p b~tlr m d.q, ,l· I Tuesday evening fro m seVer~l c);. .a" • , , tura ~om had becun to ~at 'Plat talkmr •bout him. He s d h~ra• :... weeks visit tn Columbus and Cl , _ Unele Louie . 1'0 batk to hia hoicl, Ul." . lund. C\e CRAPI'Bit. POURT£EN which wu ~rd. for her Ul ~ be. 'Mom almollt dropped ' the ! r·t MillS Freda Rumneld left the first I ; .' , ea~ •h• k~e.., · be did~'t h~ve rra.vy bowl befo{e she r ~;t 1t o~> 1 O! Uie woet tor a visit ln Columbus. Jfi'L .fiuTell nd«ed. She Piebd mueh mone:v; ll:i fact be oWed • blr the table. 'llo'Jlmf. waa dJa\\ ·a· · Mrs. D. E. Mlllfil' lett Wednesda)' .... ' t.,. . :~\"r t¥;W ....S eta!Md ou.t:ilf:om bill at tbe bOte!. Uncle Louie bade from the tlb}e Witti tbose 11:0. - 1cver>.lnl tor ColtQp bus to join her :. "4.ixl' iei. · mUch ~t~ii ~or )et .it. be ,~Down t¥~ 1 he •auld con- row eyee,,Pin; ,but befQ,fll! )'It q ··•hJ 1 siEter Miss .Rumftcld rot a VIsit ~Ill¥ to be playinc the, l'olf 1wjth. aider •hanna .hil' l,'bOftl witb IJ'oDPnr do 1 aljlythinc P.op pound~ hi I r1 ~ t there. j filii eebool ehuma. thaa it ie to:~ bUt Mom- .)cpew ~t ' wauid DIIVflr oa tla'a 'table 10. that the dtsl;l.e't' ra t.. 1· MlatJ ·'rhehU SdleU 18 •substitut·l Dftnc at: the pool rOom like mf•t dO; ihea •h'*' had dJ.op,ped & }\i.nt t.o tied ..nd tbe 1 rat1 ahnott ph.l l.t (l I ~~~~; ~'trO:~n ·.M'!f~ Store ef tae, boJII round herft.''~ l Pete '·t.lit Petie 'hid ah.aken hia head over the aide of 'the dish. • Mrs Ouy :~ ~ ~t 8 ~ : tin. hr;reU tu'11ed'' qnlekly. "l't Veey ~rml:r• •. , , ;"Evecybody in tOwn's , ~~tn tnll· 1 'fuesd~ trom Holzero ~o~~J: 1 • tt'1 m:r JoJe ; ~u1J:Jt t.lflntlq about. .Anyhow Pet. needed hll reat and inS" about: them ,' white; tlt'!l ·of YW ·· where she underwent obserl'itlon JOBean. just eliim~· l!J;ur tUM) t!ilt' \Jnele Lodie not onl_y anored ~ut lor forty ~ars," Pop, shouted, .. aur ! nnd treatrilet't II! re1 ttted rr.ueh ,: ltaodolph; m7 Jme Ia workln1 a.t bad to cet up at maht to dn~k if we ain't dlsrra~ cd b:v t.bem wt. 1lm~roved at her home on Pearl Sl ,; u horteat job i'ftltead of wearinr bot wate:r whenever hill lltoatlleb never will be." ·' I Mrs. Ernut Bakl!r hRSJ bt.-en quit.el· This bill. husky Patblbi.Ciel' will turn ' 61iea iD publie." bothered him; and Pete wq alao : Uncle Louie laui'hed sart'!lltfi l', I Ill at her home on Locust Street tor · ' ' '1Vh7 Mia' Parrell!" · MOlD workiq at the prace a few houn ~"You should talk- with tkm t.lu• I he post $everal days. 1: ,o ut mileal1,e pn'the wheels of your car lltfttecl io '" ' more: bat' ~ ir.-l!e eacll day and when he did ~ret W 1hirt. and runnina around in • . ur r.t ~s, ~d t?~lmore was the tuest ,; '-this year it is averaginjl 27o/D mQI'e , Mn, Farm.J. apoke ~n: '"~ .;. bed after bi1 two jobs he ~ouldn't II OX-1 suppon nobot.iy ever t01i:.cd i bach e~f :O'!.e r , ~:m c~o; t Ellers- 1, 1M u tbtm. milli.jmairea ia 1et1n- be botbend b)' Uncle Louie. Then about you." ~ - -~· - - e.... ay '1 · mileage than a year qo ••• Here's ' eenlld I alwa.)'a 111 it'• bet:t.er !!0 Uncle Louie' plarM hi1 last ea.rd; ' "Here," Mom eald to P op, "b• ·, ' another .thing ' you 'want- Safety• . . aroand with the dnU YoQ,i'IGnOt. Iince Pop aDd Pete worked on dif. atUI, an of )'ou, and have zuu1e of th&il the dnil J'OU don't know.'' , ferent 1hiftl he would be willlna t.bie cr•b ~ore it l'eta cold." ,l ._ C 00 Every ply in the Goodyear Pathfinder ' TMa. lhe w&lked out, ,,..._hi. to eleep in Pete's bed. one w!MlE But Pop wasn't tbrou~h. Very Mf R:ti:il. Mom had not been pft.. &nd on the couch in the front room Pointedlr he aaid, rtn.rl nr at Unc.ot j !Ocmtlnued trom .:wre one) is built of Supertwist Cor~~itd what's pa111!f. for' 1ueh a ..ow of temper.; the other; but Pop •tepped on thle /Louie: "We11, tt.e:-e a ~'t any l aw~ :!!: xl!n um or $1050 a yea r wn.lclll more-every ply runs from be11jl ~o fon:inr JOU to lock •t a nythin:; ll!:ta~ 'id s~n~ tor unP.~ter~.", j "'Me'ltr mind ber," Mrs. Johuon ln a hurt'J'. 1 0 : s. •uOlecl. ..1be'a jut jealou." · Sorrowflllly, feelinc u if •he had 'round here." , Ru;.:,f · bead. Tjlat's real blowout protection. ,. "'Sue," lln • .nanni&an added, turned out one ot G~'a anple in QuiekiJ; Uncle Louie puflhed hark 1 d enied i.h •t mthen of th~ IJc.w 1 And talkioll, about Traction-you jlet · "'~ people aN that ....,.. Bilt I ditcui.., :Uom watched Vnllle Louie JU• thalr and atoM!. 3ltom shook hC!1' 1 hiGh seh~ e :~~~ at sm al1 1 ~WU• la.J U' e•ef1bod)' minded co; •he halt·er.peeted him b.ek bdt ,_ead al:ld couldn't tbink of any t hin~: . o..:Lr...1crny and Fakl they u ~J".~· ' ' it in the Pathfinder Tire - in the .&biir own buaineu tbe:r'd ...,,.. they took him iD •t the hotel apin, ~ a.y. Uncle LJWe .11houted : "t • the propos ·>:~ "or.e m ~n e ~1.1 ', I center of the tread- which mea~a ', ,,.. ~b io do. And tf§GU'r ToralD)' which wouldn't hurt them becauM ~·t have to bo lnsuHed like th11t '~·r!t.::d tot· th~ dlrect•o; of educa~~~ 'W'illta t» -.akt a fubJoo-plate out they weren't. hlllf·l\fled anyhow; br aDrbodr. I know when I'm not r:trcr~ obtain oo~te tOntu~· surer arlp and qUtcl<er stops.' •• \. ; ~ bbuelf that'• DObodT• bwliDea and it AI Smith I'Ot in aDd Unele 'wanted." 1entc In an ame~u:Jm~~t Economy-look at our pricet, th,F!'ii, . bot; llill own." , Louie Rot the poetmalte:r'• job he · He reaehed for hb hat, whi<!'h be , Ibis power fro m ~e bill, o.r~d 1J1 a 1 Mo• nodded. "'Peopk don't : ~ would pay in full for be ••• hontH alwa,. had a habit of plj\ lj ri,z M'~h ~ nrn .ndment 1deny1nl ~h e cotint.y have to talk for themselveS. ·OQl-, ,to dnllin' around befe.·Hke the;,>P u the da7 _wu lone wbenever be under hie eMir, and •tarl:ad; iO .,ali;, \ t w.lget commlesion tiuthor lt y · 1:1 1...,.r , .,t," abe Mid. "They "'"n bad the moner to paJ. recommendation Is- buy thii . · out. He walked kind of tlow: the,. tlY.ing school e:cpend1tures, wer<! - ' " p:rl• to t.ba bnt..chtlled bor B.t he wu Laek: fnr m-.It molt Mom tlwda'ht af Mmetilint- to 1aY: I pla nned today In the senate. A ' Goodyear Pathfinder. 1.. the tchOOI." ~ of the dlltl!! aDd he ..,.. there wheD ..Uncle Louie, :rou're co;'l l: 1u:mcur renee vote tall1d Ja.st llilht . . "'I& Iandi I" Xra. Flannlcan 'fommr flnt came In with tile wh~ without 7011r aapper.• ' nnd a rt'oonr>lderotloJl ~\'Jl6. tO: 'cuped, ,"tiJ•t ~magine!" kllicken; he waa Ul·tempeNd ·ani-; "Somebodr'l cot ta apoloclu "tt.· 1asked, • . Tommy'• clothe& att:r.ded more how beeauae it h•pP.If!ned to tie fpre I cqme bac~," he stated ato!l.• A fin al bJow wa.e dealt th e mQn'· · a"-ttion. in the town than !Iince 'l'bOl'lday nicht apd t:h~ ,... ibe If. "I ain't used to btlnll' trea~ ment to obtain •lltate•AW f~ I1~ (or i.un"' GrenaW ~ run (llf wit\ nia-,.t Pop 1h4ved .and Mom atw.Y4 Jlk. that." Be :lgoked at Pop. ](orr. J)u t:c:~lnl !ehools .. An' ame ndm ~nt ia ~QW eolllll&nJ' MJd eome t,.tCt I held aupptr up bel!t.UIIe alie believed look~ •t! Pop,"Pop 'ft.Ched · ~or't'·~ , to• thtr OuMett. ll1ll provtdlng .mch ·ftiir, ... to .,tabU1h a profourid that the bead of the l'lolill!l aHo11ld potii.Wfa. · ·, , 1 &14 was ruled out of order by lndueM. · apon j'GIIior feminine alwa,. be at ,the table when the "Y~u11 "ait till bell f:ret. 1e8 j Spcalmr F'ru.nk Cove who deeli\n!d lltJ'IH tor maey 7ear1 to tome. Hit vfttles were served hot and Pop be- onr,'" he 111lii1, Undo LvJ.!: ::l mBr.~, 1 ~d ~he t queR~on t~ad ~~Y b'.!Cll : _;;.._.........._ _ _;.:..-._,;.:..._ _-: ,_ iaot the ftr~t lmlckerboeker eatt Ueved ao, too. The boya alw•l'• -re~ out. Mom look~d at Tc;lll.aq. a 1 ' ·~--~ blll n $t,ooo,- " yOu've ever Mt Ill ,._. the t\rat white one at1d 1pectecl thia cuatom ud Mom ..,.. wu •miliftJ'. ., 1 ted fiC waa It'· 'H . - 1111e 8nt to appea.r alm.oH 1no ftuoa why Uncle Louie cou:Jdn't "Attaboy, Father," ~he 1ald. ., t JecNume~eada.J. ~tailed on a country r.oa:d ~ewtA •117 iD t1.t1 pr~ Furthe:r~ wait • ~-hour betnr as ht(i bfd Pop looked up at h#m, JmUiaJ a ' 114 as the ~W:~: e~:;:~ --:·r.. ..._. of tbe JOUIIC bloocll, done DOUlill6 bat wait ..u da7 any. Ut.tle, u if they baa aa 1md8ntal)d- · 1· w~y tar adJournme~~t at niaht you know the vaJ· c:.:. --·---e who dlcl DOt 10 ~ how and had' notltinc elae to do. Ja Inc. Mom 'VI.' 11id of It, eveG. lt The Hayens bW a~thortzlng L", bep.D t.o wear them faet "Uncle Lotde had ·lpellt Dloa~t ~ Uncle .t.......lil! had to 1'0 wit~- j d eJ)!l.."fm::nt of publlc works to ue of an expert' a crit,cal ~~~~;~~tt.eln had tJ1e of. 1da life waltlnc to-r IOii'fe~hl'· out; hi1 •upper b't '. aJa. woulcl Mft tracater abandoned cnna.I lands In • tlter •• He would never take a job liD llD1· a UW.e foOd and he ft1Uid pnbl;blJ ' I IJcklnt county to the sts.t.e b.:Jrh· ch.CiE-up. Titat' 1 wldeJI, . . . , else--i~ • bit' job or uth· COft\e bac:k attar thep :t,MJ all f'OH way department .,... approyed tn ; · q tor Unele ule. oat. botJh. houlel. .ttb@i Ro Unde Wu waltlq near .fop wa1 • tittle J!IU&:a:led. ~\ou.ll, 1 Members o1 the Senat.e eoncur- you pt when you,.., driv~ " ' '. hewu P.,. table, w ieh Mom hid Mt In how io.take ttl• Father. M.u-lmew 'ted ln amendments to the Annat ~ ~'ha dbdq room on account of the how be felt beeMaae it hAd tatu. ktdneptns blll, provtd.lng ~e death 1 for anything fro"': ; air ,~ Hue ant nicht Tolrllrl7 , .. bom.. Whm bier ttnd of •lldde.,..lb wileD To.,. • penalty for · fDdn&JM!I!B when th~ 1 Iilio tbo •adcal ill. ..~ ... llottia .. "'ll ""' vlotlm olio to ........ . -ter, here. wbea U..,. Uld l W ~~ 1lot ti&cly!• ' It .... ...._ Ht Wu ..., "'- menta to th1t Olnfhtr bDI exempt.. 1 And bett ' Jl,al,a on.it.tn , ~•·• L~ ~ tJ:tf t:l•, 't1n"t." .U ~IIiatUWJ'~ ~ 8JM :lnf(' n l'mpapt r haUlers -transport- time. turD~~ lato • · t1D01e LOutt 11411: teitl:r. "A'!'tliorN Co~ !M:t th&l -~ Jiked it too, ~ ing t hlpment& ot. less UWl 1,000 11 - " Jilt tllo II'• n~per · whore l ' ~ " f~, " " 11o ~ ·odall It.' ~ 1poundl from the Ilorlomt law re- tbey'n courteaieo, free. 1 1 ' VIRGINIA ..... ww .,., pultJ.I,tboCL .Jtltt a · ur• ftDI rBOIIB 1'01Jll NBWI ..... 'IDd~IIWD tbd:F naqr= I&!~ apl 01 H lrtb' tG bl: , • . •rd. -- II I • ' • ••• • •• •• • •• .. . ..••••. ...... .. . n!k Urschel • allnal l WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE I Jlostesa l WITHOUT CALOMEL ''Tastes better than · mayonnaise!" u• ___ ATtMYBOY! FRANCIS WALLACE . ACITHOR. 0, HUDDLI ra..... :; r! ,....t, ... •w .... •••iter say critical hostesses e I t• .w..... :: I I -......w. ! ! 1 :::,.. • .die iM.t,:. fttf•·.:... .M.. . . On "Your Wh•els This Tire Will ··w in "Your •Friendship ,, I "ad ·' THE NEW , ~OOD#Tt: bars::· . ; ! PATH Fl NDI:;J f e ., Did Yc;»u Ever Stop To . k'• Th10 i sh " I ' 1' r: 1 By EJ)SON R. WAITE ' w Shawnee, Oklahoma II FRANK J;:. GANNETT, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER 01' THE GANNt:TT NEWSPAP~S, SAYS: .. ., ..• ~--- • NAZI ACTIVITIES F RO!!('•!! aecounta l'eceived from Europe re!,jivo 19 the . th e Nnr. i i~;suc . it .~ee m l!> the Brown Shirts have turned uut to he a rulhl<•tut m·gu nizatjon, stqppln,r p.t n.oth.inJ to gnin their tmds. If a ll re ports ar~ true. ~hey may well l>c compar• d t>J \he gan11•ters qr OJ!!' co~Atry, e~ept .t~~t the Nazis nrc m n~tq ut!radina u Rouorable citiz~ns while t he w• nastc r duo• not prctePd to be li~b~· t;b~n llll js: . It is charged that the Nazis wqro -tke wielder• of'tbe fire J,rand In th e blaze which c:<~•14 iF~3IIoos jn th~ Pnr' lm ·llovernment building la•t winter 4nd In order to «<Wer qp their iUilt, offered a $5,000 jlrlc~ on .ll!e !>cod Qf o "'''lain ComP,uuif!l. · If theMhnrges arc true, · '" ·P•rmnny is t he oto,!DJ'Ir l~o - pj.1ce to rid the na tion . ~hqY ,. br~c~ a~ tli•Y. h,qf~ll .;,. . .!II. O.~,W•' .~ri!I'Jt ~I • f to loicf11Joil ' fpr . a · ·ll'i> d ~ j! . l • • "• I · : !*lJ f' I 1' ·!:· ' I ~ •• ! t- ~-· .. )··~ • .J ! ' ~ . --" ~· ' ip .... I llotlltr. " 'hoot It dleo, ••• ...;:::.~;..~~~-~;:":~! _··~ ~~~q. ~~~~. ~~·=4rrf~ ~ ::::~ l~Gen~M m9"1" •ll>'u•·. l~oy . ' •nd.'"""*'1 r·- .... r'woluthm I• n ec~'"ary '1i1,;~~~:~ N~·~~; . •o' tor MARTIN Service Station , )·.· [)· '' oontnct. ' - - - - - - . . , . . . - - - " - ' - . . . . : ' ' EBERSBAG~~·, .' ' ,. ~ ;;,;.r ~-~;; 1 ··:) .•.~ Porneroy, Ohio. . ... ... ~ ' ,. '' .' �• .. •• • •TBTJII8DAY, 8EP'I'ItNliD 21, 1m • !(': • • J~!,-!! !.ht. !!~l~!. .) , Cllll.lllpllpr Ule !'""*i- ~ ~ AWdt. '· .... -.r&J· flte'IW'nf - · ..,....... 0. L!<al<d .......... - · - - - .. IPIUJ ... -~--, ......,.~... Uiq l i ~ .. • , . =- =-~.. "" ~ ~r·t~ ,. · "' ,. ,.,. 1" -----..x.:~ ..~ . Vi ...._ liD~" ~ £Dr»~••~.~nl!:dlt:O~ tD. Dli liiMI.DOe aod ~ 111 . '[ll - ... ~·mt . , ~ (lw - Year ~ ·· · ···· ······ ··· .. · · .. " ...... ".. .... One UoniJI . can za.a ~ ~ .. e.oo ----=-,WE N££0 STATE POIJCE l"l-Y>' . . . . ••• OotYta~~; ' Tells How She Lost 15 Lbs. of FAT Racine AE' K' I -- ... ...... Thcet"'onUu M81X "-·•. .. . .. . ... . . . ............. ... I I f IRST C~NT[ST F• ~ Oftlec C.D III·L ....... t !!...,of, ~or 100 bi.Wbele iO Cbt .._~~ . , , V.n. W. e . R&lley r«:elved • tel&- 0 -· a ~ am Frldfl)' rrom R&ooool\ llland, n~vlllfng her bf the death of her Mr. and lira. John Clark ant! r.1other Mn11. .Minnie Kuhn OWtna chlldrm of Downln&'tm 'fll" tbf 10 the btabiUt)' of MMI. Halley to at- ruests or the fonuer't' DWtber, ~ ... tr-nd the funenl Mr Halley and Muy Jividen !Iunday. ' ' • d:.Uihler Evelyn motored ttw'e nna were present the following day, MI88 AO£ OF DEATH I r Odcap, ft"' ft' ..... Pli~ ......... Clrr:nlaUM: .,.,._ H~. ,F R [A Aft R 0Y JI'.HIQIQL .ADYDTUING &U•ZtiDITA1'iV£1 J •Ill . ,,. ..... -.. Qtt•.,.. opmq ro [JS # thali· ~cl hereJ " il" Kec!nar; . lunderswr- GREGG .NFWS ' o.ur:r 'ftt1111111110"'f0111m0r. OIIJO. whtat.le tcmorarw nllbt. John ll[lnQakt. W:n. Gall MUler ent.eri&1Ded Wed- eli! my reprd& &lid leU him may~)., here'• the onea th&$ haft Dianer wu enJoptd at tbe Uai'J' 1U&da)' aJte.moon from. 8 to 4 P. M. ht tiYOuld like to met't. the owner 'fl L• ' pkked, by the writer : Bwtlht!r J IDe Ooft.'ee BhoQpe, tollo...ant: l hoMrtnc the third btrtbtlay annl· the obov~.. "Set- :"OU in tu!ll ·· and Dl.n L. onda ; Ruches ILDd &nt.· which p..,r wu hekl " tbe Harley vereaey ot her aon, llak:cllm. l{eUJ'a dtoe.tb t.hteot to Unchel n•lnaer. t&ea:elt; TUcker and Lam· reeldenoe on Bryan P J..Q.e.e. ¥11. B., '1"boa! present were PbylUa and Jxrt. ruards ; Kimlard.center; Plet·l P. PuUt, l r .. Mrt. lrvtnr Karr, Jr.: Milton Bmar~. <1ordon BIJ', O&rd• wu turned ovH by Ur&r.hel t.o Jos! ne. qu •rter~k; B&ehnH and. and lira. VIa. of Oharlest.on wert I ner Wehrung, J actle Grclan *Dd. eph Bud K :~na.n, IWI.t.&tanl Un it.«! E.tate.ll A,.ttonrey Ut!neral vmo camt' Benneu, balta; and Rile)', r\lllbl.ct. a~ tlnt •»<~ IIM!CODd.. elub prlle 1 Don BaCOner. But, th1a arr&Jliii!:Dient. m&J be and prst prlr.e, respett1vely. j Ttlt' chiLdren were entenalned hue ·· frOJ;n Wuhlngton to aid tll.e ~ !"hone 682 -'L SCHOOL BUSSf;S ·hanpd entirely Mf~ the 1tart of --Y'1th vfl.rloua g&mea. Mrt J.11.11.er p)'()MCutlon at the trial --'-----,---A larie per cer.t ol •.he pupils Lbe contest beca.uae of the fact. that AGED MAN TRAVELS urved retreahme Dta ot ice cream c.ome from out or t.own polnta il.nd there are &ll¥ number oC othml on ThOmM Amoe. of Ba.lLimore, 1'"'nd cac · ~•c•~-- -- -- - - ue five busses and It nece&&itates :tJe Jaotet.l aquad. who IDok u aoocl \ Mao-land, 11 ben vilttln& wtt.h h\1 c. re five bua."~es and It ~Wta.tles ;~w J' ADeN~l, tt ~ reported, wUl .li those named and ataD4 Ul equa.l dauabter, Mra. Speed Picken& ot l YO[ING ODL RETURNED HEBE seven trips to get the scholars here.j llDt report for several praot!ee sell! · . haDile to be cated tor ltarttnl dutY Orant . Hlll. Mr. Amos, who ll. ln Marlha MCCumber , atar witnP-88 Rh eumatlam Gone Too' Drivers ot the b!J66es are · Orval •· 08 ltU hit 1 18 h I'- 1 l!:ven lf thOle named. do lltart, they excellent health tor hla 90 years, l 1n the recent McCumber U&auJt LAST YEAR Diddle, Qarl Alexa.ndl'!r, Fagan ""' .... e lfPl'* n e.a llll n 'nay play but. a ' few mlnut.ee and.' lllade t he tn p h'om BBlttmOI'e. 1ea~. who eecaptd from ooonty aurPrice. Jim St.obart and Jose ph Hue if D.. wcrnan who wu ra~!ti· . !vd'~\,:h ,~11 ':t:O ~ aa~~e.h:~ !.hen be replaced by ON who dld MatJiand b,. bw. He e xpects to velllance rectntly was faund in Allen Brown , medical student or Bt>egle The puplb are from Port- ly putU~ g on we1g:ht 11.11d who wa'l ~ It 111 , believ.ed that It wUl be & m&$- lOt rect:lve the ete.rUQa eaU. epend a month vtzlltii'B with h ie Marlet.ta Wednesday evening and R!ehmond, Vi rginia un iversitY left lend. Great Bend, App le Grove, troubled with rhellti'lllti&n too. l<!'t at onb' a number or daye untJI Thoae wbo attend the openfn& tilt dii.UJhter here and aJao another returned W the Melp count y Jail last week for his last years school Letllrt Ea11t Leta.rl AntlquJty Rca.d h~'>r l ~ tcer · 1 tt.o &Jjltle 11 healed aufftcie.n tly to under the llahts here Prlday nlfltt , daU8htet Betty Amos of Letart~ ~ bv Sheriff A. 0 . Tracy and Deputy \\Ot k. Here's" hop1ng 1 for h is a u ~ess Dcrcu.' lfowma1•·s R~ and muc h " I sta.rt.cd laklnl Ktustht:n Salts ~t 8 o'eloc):, will be ilven the OP•J · Ahe1ifl' otho Tnu::y, • 1'·- h l8 r olurn •· ••· irtcl ' ...,.. tv • .., • ortunlty br llateninB to rnphle NEW MINIS'l'ER COMING I Also arrested a nd brou1ht to 'he and later e. blr M. D shlr>,gle IIWing Uf tho country ,\ urronndlng these becntiSe' of th<!' good It hod done for lhl to the breezes. polnta \Vlth Lbe 1oMthe ot· rmniL'"''"''" • aeUar ..... bact· a frlend of mine who had been , ••ld -rormm. lf'ect1p t'.on or P11.Yl over ihe P ublle A' the recent eesaJ.on ot the Ohio 1ru:unty ja.11 wJ.a her companton, .,.... "' .. .,...... ··~ system. ereeted thrOUJh Met.nodla~ Conference, which ad· , Maelt Sauer, with wtlom she waa rrlppled with rheumntlmn. At tt* DIED IN EA. ST . LIVERPOOL CURIOS '"'k ·~-lrthe Y~~ ~~ket. ...~~ lll" eooperatJon of the Peeney- )Oumecl 1 t 10 :30 p , M. Monday In tcund. Her fa ther , H. D. McCumber t-nd or the seoond bottle I was tuo t,.., . prat ~...., ~-..on se ..u...,..., BenneU' Post of the Amerlcan Le• ColumbWI Rev w B Patteraon bs .held In tbe Meigs county Jail Carl Van Meter has In hl.s poss- weight'd ond 11nd I am now 'Only Mr and Mrs Eug:tne Skirvin reNJth the determtnation evklent tblt k.n . Pans wlll be Informed of wbo ho ha &ened. as· paStor 01 the pending heaHna of the OCtober Cf: lved a telecram Fri4ay from East (f.R\on eolus of other day that 148 poun<1s !urlglnal we~ght 16~ U'ley t~d ·~!e ~~'h" dto •Hade t.he otrena1ve playa, who made :eath ~. E. Churell tor the past &,fa nd Jury on the ch arges of t rim- Li verpool telU ng of the death af \"/ould malr:e llttractions In <:urlos1ty 1bs 1. at whiCh liUu oo plcas.cd But Deopite Lou Of Faot Jlll)'. e men r or lir wor \ th e tackle, etc., from and to WbOm , t"'o years wu transferred to t.be ~na lly attacking h i& daughter, Mrs, JOhn McKir>. Dt;lceased wa~~ shop& A penny of 1863, a three r h uve ~lso felt my l'houmatlsm ourlng. the past.' ~ Wfl!t.l!l. the passes are made, and tbe euet 1 pa&torate 'at Dresden, 0 . Rev. Pa t- Mru th:·. n minor, 50me time B.JO. Backfield Man, M:Jss Mll\11~ Bllifley fonnerly h om cent p1eco of IH5a a Hve cel)t p lece much ler..s, wl1lr~ has b'!t!n' 80 trou; U:ver~t B:u:hner, who dlfl.pla~ed !lumber .ot yards gained Ot\ each teriiOJI. and family w1ll move to ore~ near Portland and was a sister- In· J: 1867 an old fashion copper pen- blesoiJV' In my Klleefl I must say Aliena worth ny or ,18M &nd many other coins !SOOd font! In the Junior hl11h bU-. play, Bom.ethlnJ: that hal been dtn next Wedneaday. lr.w ol Mrs. 8klrv1n a nd a n:Jeee of h•at d&tes aN: d immed by age Lm- I lhlnk Kruschen a ~plend ld weiBilt t :et~ll itea.son l&.st year. waa lm- mere SUfSB work of fans ln the Rev Olarence swearlnaen hM Mrs. S. R. Blt le)' She was 54 years tll they eedueer ·· rMi!!l!l E L. P l ar e not legible. mediately drafted tor Allenaworth'a past. lleen irana:erred. here from Wheel· 1f age and is au rv:Jved by her hwWH,O SUFFERED Overweigh~· and -r h eumatic po~plaCe aJut from earl!" lrldleatlona It The Jackett! are prUned tor their enburl where be was pastor of the ba,nd ftlld two ehl ldren . Thl' burial BIG COR N CROPS ~onlng otten go to~th~t ' The ~~ " 1 !it.emed th11t he wollld make &lood l"lltlal ~:rid eonteil. and are arud· Methodist churdl there for two 1 , o 011 un~,o rrom i"RIIe Onfll too k place at Ea,st LIVt"t'ppOI Ral n.'i during the !u.tter day& of o,alts In Krusche n n.ss115t the lnte:·Severe Sprain; Initial s ubstitute . However, l'fleerve ma· t' usly awaiting the ltt.rt.lnC yta.ra. It bas betn announced that Jf'll ca n't sa~ some crank wrote Augwt and the flrfll of September nal ort,ra'lS to perfonn t.tjclr f t~rlal may make it pos&lb1e for li.l are~ rabld toot.b&ll fans who, Rev. a wearlngei\ . WW occupy t.he this:· LOCK M:\STEKS INSPECTION ha~c lfl<:rell.liCd the crops here- t'.ons proper 1y- llttl c b Y "t" · th 9. t Game At 8:00 P. M. Coach 4" ""' Ba.tt~ n to use any one ot vra.lt with bated breatbl the open- pulpit h<ere at the Sunday morn-1 ( K elle ~··s nnserprtnt~ we re in.sert.TRIP . ~bouts materially e~:~peclally the 11glr fat goes; slow!;, · yell-b•lt sev5ral .other proml,llini younr lr-,g kit k-off lllld t.q witness Ute eJe.. lni serv.tee ( Friday J E Ore ha m lock maswr at 1<:torn- <: rops. The corn crop prospects ' Urely You fef!l wondfflull y lllXll· vens ln action onoe more. Rev. Bweartngcn and famlly are.:::=-..-=->c _ __. ---h('C ks to replace Allen swortll l1.cal dam 24 Joined Joc lr:master of \\·hllc not a record breaker 1.!- one ~h y youthful and energetic-more After three weeks of practice In Hard strimma,res h ave been Wl• The teiUla.r prloe kof &dmlsllton, expected to arrive In Middleport ' !he Huntlflgton dbtrlct one day llt8t. t'f the biggest Jn many ~·ears Be- s J than Cl'cr before 1n your ll4el preparation for the opening tilt .;f-f¥On e with the team sh owlnl 3S an d 20 cen ts wtU be ch8J'8ed, It Wednesday to take up t.helr n sl- j week an d n ovlgated the Kanawh,a. !nw the vil lage On the rlvPrbottoms KruS<:hen Salts Is ':lbtalnablh at de nt e here. here on the i rldlron. when h opes or !"ore promise arter euch session ·.. a.s anno~f'd . 1!ver a nd part or the Ohio on an there an abo ut 80 acrt's ot corn. Ba rt.~ ,n•s Phumacy, Pomeroy , and CoaCh Clyde Battyn bad beer. given !Oat w.. ,,. • • n. Jn .. , ,.,,, ..... • · c tJ~ ervatlon tiJp practically one big field but belong- Mart !n & Roll::r. Mlddlt'PQrt-T=l Mlas Roberta Patt.e rwn, a re<Jenb rtl.pid r ise with the perfo rnumee ol 'l'llS De.!;p'te t he fact that t he •33 BRIDGE CLUB EN'I'EB.TAINIED lng t.o &-vera! different farmers Ja• Ju:o.:t.s !our \\'et'k.s and oostR O(lt l!is urotl!ie~. a serious obstacle pre4 tt:lm wm be one of t h e lightest 1n Miss Dahlia Pauley was graduate nurse of Christ hospital · v hlch will produce near 8.000 bush- , more than 85c. . tutv, A SHOWER tented itself before the openinJ In!~ tll tl hlst.:~ry {f the loc11 l school, It Is I v:eanesday evenlnt: t.o the membe:rs at Cincinnati, arrived in Columbua : The Senior clas.<i al'ld taculty of t.•al contest with Buctltel here to- :: lt tha~ th ... bunc h or scrap pers! of her blldJe club and several Baturda)' from a three months vlltt , •h e Racine hlgll school gl\l'e A morrow r!a;llt in the torn~ of a sP.v- \'•.ll m,vk·~ UICl't !r,J themsehes r, uu ts, honorlna: her siatel\ Mn. at Beattie, Washington, with her ~ aM wer for Mrs Hilton Wolfe <Ruth ere sprain or t he righ t. ankle to v·hl:n i•VP!'! an opp'}rtun!t y 1t ~wls VIR of Charleston, rruest at un.cle, Rev. George Crawford. She And You'll Jump Out of Bed In Sa ~ er ) at the home ot M iss Lena Raymond "Cub" Allensworth, pro T l~l s SP.JI·t:s wr te1s ~ <~eiS8 en .he 1M~ss Pauley and Mrs. John KIQ.. also made vi&ltS at the Centur y of the Momina Ruia' to Go Byers last We<il"esda.y eveninl with ntlilllng halfbac k oJ the Yellow J ac k •l.lrtlng ! ne-up for t h e Jackets hns ra id. Oue~:ts were Mrs . .J: P, St.ewart. hope&& Exposii iOQ &t Chleai o. • et squad. ~:· ero ma:!<:! but It mliy be ch angt'd cf Pleasantville, Mra. ROICIOe Pow· Los Angeles and Holly wood, OallII ,.ou hllnllk ..a tP-" forty-two present.. Mrs. Wotte was ' ---,__ __ tornla as well as vlsit!na with rela. klvlla pllllll, doD't naiWw slot or Rl-. .U:.· prese nted wi th a beautiful lune h • .., •al-terl oil, l•utha llllltb' w ~a- C>on set by tht' faculty and an ice Uvea in Kansas. In Columbus, Miss , 1r.dupao: themtoma.. :roiiiUdlitcb'.._. •ca set by the senior r. lass besides Patterson Jolned her fa ther, Rev. u.dbllo,aat.nc!IU&Iol~ W . B . Patterson who atte·n ded the 1-'or theY csn't do lt. TheY oi\SJ ~ na rr.any other useful gifts bow.lt t n4 a _.~-lilt . _ , , pt at Ohio Mt'thodlst 001\ference. both tba ea .... The HUOII r.. )'0111' do-aa.out Prrtvtng here Wednf'Sday nigh t fetl lnlll JOUr lh.... h 11ioo.114 t::,J:'t t.o HO USE B1JJLDERS BUS Y Mrs. Ml~t 1 e p 0,.1eH wh o has been po~nu Df llql&ld bllaiDh~ J•ID dlllr. JvB:n Roush . a d t lzen of East In nl'IOr healt.h ror sumcilnn~. ~,;un - ,' II thle bU•II DOt t o•IDI rr.l,:r, YO\ll' food Rn<:lne has a fo rce of work men ,.,doeaa. 't ~. It 1u.t d ...,. In tlll bowel!!. d h •· Unues Ill at her home 011 ]jl vWilC 'I• Gu bloatl up your .SOIUth. Yw llan • "Ogage putting a not er S<oVty on Avenue. ·I tbl~lr, bW taate •Rd. your b,...tb II fo11l1 !":l!i house which not only adds to And thou q udulftl!l l IVcdt'sMS... Klnohtabl'tllboulil'llllemllh-.Youth6a tne o fot d 1 c but Mrs Le WIS Via of Chnrlest.on ,lr- ' uhenndyolll~tldown •adout.Yourwholt c m r an con ven en e acle Whip Salad ~Mi tll fa Wta eorived the r lrr;t of the week. for o. l ~yatnlillpoiloaad. ~·\e~ the property a vrrv att ractive tirely new type-not too tat"tt not too u ukeif. tbolt ,0111!, o1c1 C AJ\Y&R'B ~-:1 pearan ce The ca.rl)(!nters t'nlag.. 6 1 , l'ISlt until &lturday with her sis-' LiTTLE LlVJ:R ILIB to P' tl&- two {' 1 In the work a.re Ralph Nelglf'r blaad, not toooOyin fta vpr, Made of ters, M rs. J ohn Klnc01d and DUll l in ' r,:Ull6• ol bllelllowln~rwlr aacl .Ue rou ond Roy Bay"· Ml "~p and up " T eontaia W<II'Mim'lul, eholor-st illSftd.ieuta. mhbd to JUIW P •• ley D. N McKenzie & resldel'\t of · bttnl-, ~tl • ,~, .. ntraeU. ....an1 creamin«'!!!ll in th.e Kratt Min.t:le Whip. 1 BTNOPSIS ..,,. nothinc uusua1 abwt au.eh Tommy looted at h;. UN of Wrs. A. J . Beaver and da ugbtcl', "' ~ " h eom" to makl111 bDed.owtl'ltly. McKi nley 11treet II\ putting some ex- · a u J ....... R--'olph rarb and. that all who dld not wear eold .. if he wen .. iftNoC't. }"("'., Ml~ Roscoe P.:.w!er scenl Monday I Butdon't u4dorll vcpU ... AIIItorCarttr't tenslve repai rs on h l.s residence and .. anu. • • • ' Little Uvtr 1'~1• L<ook ror tb n•- ~ eyea liked to have popped oat wt.-v and T"e'day Jn Colw n " ' C•rtao-'11 u ule Llvt'r Pill. oe~ th• n11 " lvlng lt. ll couple of coats or paint. 1,.. a lreat footb•ll Proap!!d: at them. were bebiad the tlmea. "He waa .eut out for an aet.c:r1" he aaw TommJ but befoN M uu..,. Mr. O.lld Mrs. brirn.Id Rice nll'1 : l~b~l.ltt~t~•t•II.IHtltutt.Uutdrui: E orl Har:. assisted by Mr Me· Thomd:rke Unlvef¥1tJ • • • Hra. Johnson. told her husba.nd. uy an:rthinl Mom au1 qnlc-kJr Mrs. Cora Bennett 1·eturne11 T tws-1 Olti1 C.U. Co. _,_., !{ enzte and sons are t he workmen. 1 ~ ~~~ ':.~~~~ "He Wll eat oat for I buftl," the "Everybody pt l'1!ady to ait dOW1L ~:~ e:~ti~~ ~~r:b~~~ da~s bus!·; - - - - -- -------.:_::.:.:::::::._ f.eto17 · Wtra ?t'hen he WM earb eoraewbae nbdued Mr. Jobn~on Uncle Louie hurried t.o ht. Hat . Mr. nnd Mrs C. T . Shwnaker ami ,.._..,.. • • brllli•nt lir::h Hhool eorrected .. lt Will tlke ,Mrt. J~hnacn Tomm:r looked at him . and M'na Ule fOJIJtl n; rath er Jell Mou·'•l.-'1 Mrk, • maeh .. tllat tile l"ll!al alwa,.a. 11a1d, ~er hQbiud didn t talk wu afr&id he was p1nr t~ Ba~· evening to o.~tend U\t ell:hlbil , :to . . . . , . eolhll8 .bU Jafed Ill• te ita mueh bot he thought & lot. ! aometbl~&' ~auae Unde Louie bae the century of Progress :&.'XJK..,,, lou j M11!1. Tae~•r et.MII Jt. .e Tommy ~ mMe the WW11 Tomm7 1 seat; but abe look~d as a t Chlt ngo. 1w ClirlatJI.u. ~~J~Nt ••elt. .r the elotbes-eonsc:tout ~ut half-tey- Tommr 110 ~e wouldn't ~n::al;... Mn Nicho!s of oalllpohs relut ! l ~ l tl•• teyJni g ,allllt ina; btat il , ~e IUbjeet .,... moot t'!uble and s1o1d : , cd Monday to her home al e"··, ~ Ht retua Za•tar, ~·~•t tile town i:D. ttneral it :JI,:re. Tommy, alt In Pet~! t · sp~ndlng th e week end with L 1~1 ~ ~ f.rl• •• ...u'-: be ,.... ~-aaod pital-.itJda. tile Raa- eM. :ooon, Olen N1chol8. , · U.-..t a•~.;. Of~ ....u. dblp~ ~old. Pop loabd NJl~ .Tomm7, dld i ,.nd Pop c&me ~!1. MJ·, and llli's. Will Klllten~ohy·.V~ 4 llireadant ert~lcal ~tlleal. wheD lie· W , .6nt . . . Tommy :fn wearinr , a f re!h blue ahi rt 11 •: 0 fi nd liOTI 0e0!1re of Tu!edo Wl'rc n.:· 1 f ' Iliac thiit . . . IW ft:rt 1J. hi1 ' Qt0rt N~ bat hUon! he loOkln.r denn and hand~otnl'l Jllle h 1 i toi'IJ Wedhtfday with :Mrs Eb.. IJ, J ': '- - t wlll&e ble~ coulfl, ~p' atiythiftl' Uncle LoGie had a1waya did whenevu he th n~ II. Hysell 11.11•1 wns. I Tlp:!Y i fll::O '. ett- ' ;' '..__,.:: --~ ae1 hltfwaf • · IO <PlalnJy indiu.ted that he thouaht He loolted at Uncle Lcuie n.nd ~'.l·tl te nded the M.e:i&tJ •Qounl;t Fil1: a!1d I ~ ~ ~· , liad twrn~ly ,,co'no "\.V~~·· the·~ ruat'~'r. ,.JiUt • t~ t. ·~ ~':: ~~r~ .,ylst,S. wltl,\ 11-'~t• \:;s ~t r ~· .a IYiJ,Iii ...__ Wtd aVer ta''!f. .Jfil ,llide•. ', 1 ' aulc?" , ' . · • • . , esvllle. l.tr. n.!l.ltcnbtlth \';'In: :1 k. "'if f ~'· ~ ' ·.~:: • 'thWt·'Lm:lte ..... ll'O'Win« "•oor. Uncle Louie filUgln!'d very ntt«iy I fonner 'Meigs ~trunty.:.tiO,'r' r I •alit • ·~· fe~thi!n"' refe . ...... .,· T , j, , ~ , , ,, ., 1 MrB, Cordelia Murphy r~ t.urned .. h • r , •• "aiiUonal:te •Uel• AI R,me h-, eont,e , or ont.my,a t e- ..... . Atd . Ev~p b~tlr m d.q, ,l· I Tuesday evening fro m seVer~l c);. .a" • , , tura ~om had becun to ~at 'Plat talkmr •bout him. He s d h~ra• :... weeks visit tn Columbus and Cl , _ Unele Louie . 1'0 batk to hia hoicl, Ul." . lund. C\e CRAPI'Bit. POURT£EN which wu ~rd. for her Ul ~ be. 'Mom almollt dropped ' the ! r·t MillS Freda Rumneld left the first I ; .' , ea~ •h• k~e.., · be did~'t h~ve rra.vy bowl befo{e she r ~;t 1t o~> 1 O! Uie woet tor a visit ln Columbus. Jfi'L .fiuTell nd«ed. She Piebd mueh mone:v; ll:i fact be oWed • blr the table. 'llo'Jlmf. waa dJa\\ ·a· · Mrs. D. E. Mlllfil' lett Wednesda)' .... ' t.,. . :~\"r t¥;W ....S eta!Md ou.t:ilf:om bill at tbe bOte!. Uncle Louie bade from the tlb}e Witti tbose 11:0. - 1cver>.lnl tor ColtQp bus to join her :. "4.ixl' iei. · mUch ~t~ii ~or )et .it. be ,~Down t¥~ 1 he •auld con- row eyee,,Pin; ,but befQ,fll! )'It q ··•hJ 1 siEter Miss .Rumftcld rot a VIsit ~Ill¥ to be playinc the, l'olf 1wjth. aider •hanna .hil' l,'bOftl witb IJ'oDPnr do 1 aljlythinc P.op pound~ hi I r1 ~ t there. j filii eebool ehuma. thaa it ie to:~ bUt Mom- .)cpew ~t ' wauid DIIVflr oa tla'a 'table 10. that the dtsl;l.e't' ra t.. 1· MlatJ ·'rhehU SdleU 18 •substitut·l Dftnc at: the pool rOom like mf•t dO; ihea •h'*' had dJ.op,ped & }\i.nt t.o tied ..nd tbe 1 rat1 ahnott ph.l l.t (l I ~~~~; ~'trO:~n ·.M'!f~ Store ef tae, boJII round herft.''~ l Pete '·t.lit Petie 'hid ah.aken hia head over the aide of 'the dish. • Mrs Ouy :~ ~ ~t 8 ~ : tin. hr;reU tu'11ed'' qnlekly. "l't Veey ~rml:r• •. , , ;"Evecybody in tOwn's , ~~tn tnll· 1 'fuesd~ trom Holzero ~o~~J: 1 • tt'1 m:r JoJe ; ~u1J:Jt t.lflntlq about. .Anyhow Pet. needed hll reat and inS" about: them ,' white; tlt'!l ·of YW ·· where she underwent obserl'itlon JOBean. just eliim~· l!J;ur tUM) t!ilt' \Jnele Lodie not onl_y anored ~ut lor forty ~ars," Pop, shouted, .. aur ! nnd treatrilet't II! re1 ttted rr.ueh ,: ltaodolph; m7 Jme Ia workln1 a.t bad to cet up at maht to dn~k if we ain't dlsrra~ cd b:v t.bem wt. 1lm~roved at her home on Pearl Sl ,; u horteat job i'ftltead of wearinr bot wate:r whenever hill lltoatlleb never will be." ·' I Mrs. Ernut Bakl!r hRSJ bt.-en quit.el· This bill. husky Patblbi.Ciel' will turn ' 61iea iD publie." bothered him; and Pete wq alao : Uncle Louie laui'hed sart'!lltfi l', I Ill at her home on Locust Street tor · ' ' '1Vh7 Mia' Parrell!" · MOlD workiq at the prace a few houn ~"You should talk- with tkm t.lu• I he post $everal days. 1: ,o ut mileal1,e pn'the wheels of your car lltfttecl io '" ' more: bat' ~ ir.-l!e eacll day and when he did ~ret W 1hirt. and runnina around in • . ur r.t ~s, ~d t?~lmore was the tuest ,; '-this year it is averaginjl 27o/D mQI'e , Mn, Farm.J. apoke ~n: '"~ .;. bed after bi1 two jobs he ~ouldn't II OX-1 suppon nobot.iy ever t01i:.cd i bach e~f :O'!.e r , ~:m c~o; t Ellers- 1, 1M u tbtm. milli.jmairea ia 1et1n- be botbend b)' Uncle Louie. Then about you." ~ - -~· - - e.... ay '1 · mileage than a year qo ••• Here's ' eenlld I alwa.)'a 111 it'• bet:t.er !!0 Uncle Louie' plarM hi1 last ea.rd; ' "Here," Mom eald to P op, "b• ·, ' another .thing ' you 'want- Safety• . . aroand with the dnU YoQ,i'IGnOt. Iince Pop aDd Pete worked on dif. atUI, an of )'ou, and have zuu1e of th&il the dnil J'OU don't know.'' , ferent 1hiftl he would be willlna t.bie cr•b ~ore it l'eta cold." ,l ._ C 00 Every ply in the Goodyear Pathfinder ' TMa. lhe w&lked out, ,,..._hi. to eleep in Pete's bed. one w!MlE But Pop wasn't tbrou~h. Very Mf R:ti:il. Mom had not been pft.. &nd on the couch in the front room Pointedlr he aaid, rtn.rl nr at Unc.ot j !Ocmtlnued trom .:wre one) is built of Supertwist Cor~~itd what's pa111!f. for' 1ueh a ..ow of temper.; the other; but Pop •tepped on thle /Louie: "We11, tt.e:-e a ~'t any l aw~ :!!: xl!n um or $1050 a yea r wn.lclll more-every ply runs from be11jl ~o fon:inr JOU to lock •t a nythin:; ll!:ta~ 'id s~n~ tor unP.~ter~.", j "'Me'ltr mind ber," Mrs. Johuon ln a hurt'J'. 1 0 : s. •uOlecl. ..1be'a jut jealou." · Sorrowflllly, feelinc u if •he had 'round here." , Ru;.:,f · bead. Tjlat's real blowout protection. ,. "'Sue," lln • .nanni&an added, turned out one ot G~'a anple in QuiekiJ; Uncle Louie puflhed hark 1 d enied i.h •t mthen of th~ IJc.w 1 And talkioll, about Traction-you jlet · "'~ people aN that ....,.. Bilt I ditcui.., :Uom watched Vnllle Louie JU• thalr and atoM!. 3ltom shook hC!1' 1 hiGh seh~ e :~~~ at sm al1 1 ~WU• la.J U' e•ef1bod)' minded co; •he halt·er.peeted him b.ek bdt ,_ead al:ld couldn't tbink of any t hin~: . o..:Lr...1crny and Fakl they u ~J".~· ' ' it in the Pathfinder Tire - in the .&biir own buaineu tbe:r'd ...,,.. they took him iD •t the hotel apin, ~ a.y. Uncle LJWe .11houted : "t • the propos ·>:~ "or.e m ~n e ~1.1 ', I center of the tread- which mea~a ', ,,.. ~b io do. And tf§GU'r ToralD)' which wouldn't hurt them becauM ~·t have to bo lnsuHed like th11t '~·r!t.::d tot· th~ dlrect•o; of educa~~~ 'W'illta t» -.akt a fubJoo-plate out they weren't. hlllf·l\fled anyhow; br aDrbodr. I know when I'm not r:trcr~ obtain oo~te tOntu~· surer arlp and qUtcl<er stops.' •• \. ; ~ bbuelf that'• DObodT• bwliDea and it AI Smith I'Ot in aDd Unele 'wanted." 1entc In an ame~u:Jm~~t Economy-look at our pricet, th,F!'ii, . bot; llill own." , Louie Rot the poetmalte:r'• job he · He reaehed for hb hat, whi<!'h be , Ibis power fro m ~e bill, o.r~d 1J1 a 1 Mo• nodded. "'Peopk don't : ~ would pay in full for be ••• hontH alwa,. had a habit of plj\ lj ri,z M'~h ~ nrn .ndment 1deny1nl ~h e cotint.y have to talk for themselveS. ·OQl-, ,to dnllin' around befe.·Hke the;,>P u the da7 _wu lone wbenever be under hie eMir, and •tarl:ad; iO .,ali;, \ t w.lget commlesion tiuthor lt y · 1:1 1...,.r , .,t," abe Mid. "They "'"n bad the moner to paJ. recommendation Is- buy thii . · out. He walked kind of tlow: the,. tlY.ing school e:cpend1tures, wer<! - ' " p:rl• to t.ba bnt..chtlled bor B.t he wu Laek: fnr m-.It molt Mom tlwda'ht af Mmetilint- to 1aY: I pla nned today In the senate. A ' Goodyear Pathfinder. 1.. the tchOOI." ~ of the dlltl!! aDd he ..,.. there wheD ..Uncle Louie, :rou're co;'l l: 1u:mcur renee vote tall1d Ja.st llilht . . "'I& Iandi I" Xra. Flannlcan 'fommr flnt came In with tile wh~ without 7011r aapper.• ' nnd a rt'oonr>lderotloJl ~\'Jl6. tO: 'cuped, ,"tiJ•t ~magine!" kllicken; he waa Ul·tempeNd ·ani-; "Somebodr'l cot ta apoloclu "tt.· 1asked, • . Tommy'• clothe& att:r.ded more how beeauae it h•pP.If!ned to tie fpre I cqme bac~," he stated ato!l.• A fin al bJow wa.e dealt th e mQn'· · a"-ttion. in the town than !Iince 'l'bOl'lday nicht apd t:h~ ,... ibe If. "I ain't used to btlnll' trea~ ment to obtain •lltate•AW f~ I1~ (or i.un"' GrenaW ~ run (llf wit\ nia-,.t Pop 1h4ved .and Mom atw.Y4 Jlk. that." Be :lgoked at Pop. ](orr. J)u t:c:~lnl !ehools .. An' ame ndm ~nt ia ~QW eolllll&nJ' MJd eome t,.tCt I held aupptr up bel!t.UIIe alie believed look~ •t! Pop,"Pop 'ft.Ched · ~or't'·~ , to• thtr OuMett. ll1ll provtdlng .mch ·ftiir, ... to .,tabU1h a profourid that the bead of the l'lolill!l aHo11ld potii.Wfa. · ·, , 1 &14 was ruled out of order by lndueM. · apon j'GIIior feminine alwa,. be at ,the table when the "Y~u11 "ait till bell f:ret. 1e8 j Spcalmr F'ru.nk Cove who deeli\n!d lltJ'IH tor maey 7ear1 to tome. Hit vfttles were served hot and Pop be- onr,'" he 111lii1, Undo LvJ.!: ::l mBr.~, 1 ~d ~he t queR~on t~ad ~~Y b'.!Cll : _;;.._.........._ _ _;.:..-._,;.:..._ _-: ,_ iaot the ftr~t lmlckerboeker eatt Ueved ao, too. The boya alw•l'• -re~ out. Mom look~d at Tc;lll.aq. a 1 ' ·~--~ blll n $t,ooo,- " yOu've ever Mt Ill ,._. the t\rat white one at1d 1pectecl thia cuatom ud Mom ..,.. wu •miliftJ'. ., 1 ted fiC waa It'· 'H . - 1111e 8nt to appea.r alm.oH 1no ftuoa why Uncle Louie cou:Jdn't "Attaboy, Father," ~he 1ald. ., t JecNume~eada.J. ~tailed on a country r.oa:d ~ewtA •117 iD t1.t1 pr~ Furthe:r~ wait • ~-hour betnr as ht(i bfd Pop looked up at h#m, JmUiaJ a ' 114 as the ~W:~: e~:;:~ --:·r.. ..._. of tbe JOUIIC bloocll, done DOUlill6 bat wait ..u da7 any. Ut.tle, u if they baa aa 1md8ntal)d- · 1· w~y tar adJournme~~t at niaht you know the vaJ· c:.:. --·---e who dlcl DOt 10 ~ how and had' notltinc elae to do. Ja Inc. Mom 'VI.' 11id of It, eveG. lt The Hayens bW a~thortzlng L", bep.D t.o wear them faet "Uncle Lotde had ·lpellt Dloa~t ~ Uncle .t.......lil! had to 1'0 wit~- j d eJ)!l.."fm::nt of publlc works to ue of an expert' a crit,cal ~~~~;~~tt.eln had tJ1e of. 1da life waltlnc to-r IOii'fe~hl'· out; hi1 •upper b't '. aJa. woulcl Mft tracater abandoned cnna.I lands In • tlter •• He would never take a job liD llD1· a UW.e foOd and he ft1Uid pnbl;blJ ' I IJcklnt county to the sts.t.e b.:Jrh· ch.CiE-up. Titat' 1 wldeJI, . . . , else--i~ • bit' job or uth· COft\e bac:k attar thep :t,MJ all f'OH way department .,... approyed tn ; · q tor Unele ule. oat. botJh. houlel. .ttb@i Ro Unde Wu waltlq near .fop wa1 • tittle J!IU&:a:led. ~\ou.ll, 1 Members o1 the Senat.e eoncur- you pt when you,.., driv~ " ' '. hewu P.,. table, w ieh Mom hid Mt In how io.take ttl• Father. M.u-lmew 'ted ln amendments to the Annat ~ ~'ha dbdq room on account of the how be felt beeMaae it hAd tatu. ktdneptns blll, provtd.lng ~e death 1 for anything fro"': ; air ,~ Hue ant nicht Tolrllrl7 , .. bom.. Whm bier ttnd of •lldde.,..lb wileD To.,. • penalty for · fDdn&JM!I!B when th~ 1 Iilio tbo •adcal ill. ..~ ... llottia .. "'ll ""' vlotlm olio to ........ . -ter, here. wbea U..,. Uld l W ~~ 1lot ti&cly!• ' It .... ...._ Ht Wu ..., "'- menta to th1t Olnfhtr bDI exempt.. 1 And bett ' Jl,al,a on.it.tn , ~•·• L~ ~ tJ:tf t:l•, 't1n"t." .U ~IIiatUWJ'~ ~ 8JM :lnf(' n l'mpapt r haUlers -transport- time. turD~~ lato • · t1D01e LOutt 11411: teitl:r. "A'!'tliorN Co~ !M:t th&l -~ Jiked it too, ~ ing t hlpment& ot. less UWl 1,000 11 - " Jilt tllo II'• n~per · whore l ' ~ " f~, " " 11o ~ ·odall It.' ~ 1poundl from the Ilorlomt law re- tbey'n courteaieo, free. 1 1 ' VIRGINIA ..... ww .,., pultJ.I,tboCL .Jtltt a · ur• ftDI rBOIIB 1'01Jll NBWI ..... 'IDd~IIWD tbd:F naqr= I&!~ apl 01 H lrtb' tG bl: , • . •rd. -- II I • ' • ••• • •• •• • •• .. . ..••••. ...... .. . n!k Urschel • allnal l WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE I Jlostesa l WITHOUT CALOMEL ''Tastes better than · mayonnaise!" u• ___ ATtMYBOY! FRANCIS WALLACE . ACITHOR. 0, HUDDLI ra..... :; r! ,....t, ... •w .... •••iter say critical hostesses e I t• .w..... :: I I -......w. ! ! 1 :::,.. • .die iM.t,:. fttf•·.:... .M.. . . On "Your Wh•els This Tire Will ··w in "Your •Friendship ,, I "ad ·' THE NEW , ~OOD#Tt: bars::· . ; ! PATH Fl NDI:;J f e ., Did Yc;»u Ever Stop To . k'• Th10 i sh " I ' 1' r: 1 By EJ)SON R. WAITE ' w Shawnee, Oklahoma II FRANK J;:. GANNETT, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER 01' THE GANNt:TT NEWSPAP~S, SAYS: .. ., ..• ~--- • NAZI ACTIVITIES F RO!!('•!! aecounta l'eceived from Europe re!,jivo 19 the . th e Nnr. i i~;suc . it .~ee m l!> the Brown Shirts have turned uut to he a rulhl<•tut m·gu nizatjon, stqppln,r p.t n.oth.inJ to gnin their tmds. If a ll re ports ar~ true. ~hey may well l>c compar• d t>J \he gan11•ters qr OJ!!' co~Atry, e~ept .t~~t the Nazis nrc m n~tq ut!radina u Rouorable citiz~ns while t he w• nastc r duo• not prctePd to be li~b~· t;b~n llll js: . It is charged that the Nazis wqro -tke wielder• of'tbe fire J,rand In th e blaze which c:<~•14 iF~3IIoos jn th~ Pnr' lm ·llovernment building la•t winter 4nd In order to «<Wer qp their iUilt, offered a $5,000 jlrlc~ on .ll!e !>cod Qf o "'''lain ComP,uuif!l. · If theMhnrges arc true, · '" ·P•rmnny is t he oto,!DJ'Ir l~o - pj.1ce to rid the na tion . ~hqY ,. br~c~ a~ tli•Y. h,qf~ll .;,. . .!II. O.~,W•' .~ri!I'Jt ~I • f to loicf11Joil ' fpr . a · ·ll'i> d ~ j! . l • • "• I · : !*lJ f' I 1' ·!:· ' I ~ •• ! t- ~-· .. )··~ • .J ! ' ~ . --" ~· ' ip .... I llotlltr. " 'hoot It dleo, ••• ...;:::.~;..~~~-~;:":~! _··~ ~~~q. ~~~~. ~~·=4rrf~ ~ ::::~ l~Gen~M m9"1" •ll>'u•·. l~oy . ' •nd.'"""*'1 r·- .... r'woluthm I• n ec~'"ary '1i1,;~~~:~ N~·~~; . •o' tor MARTIN Service Station , )·.· [)· '' oontnct. ' - - - - - - . . , . . . - - - " - ' - . . . . : ' ' EBERSBAG~~·, .' ' ,. ~ ;;,;.r ~-~;; 1 ··:) .•.~ Porneroy, Ohio. . ... ... ~ ' ,. '' .' �\' .:,. . ,.:.. ~ ...... . ... v.,....... . -. ......... '"-"' I ' ,. ~ ijl " ... "··- ... - ' f '\ • .. ••- '· ' ., .' • '? "' # · n.mop.y~, C'ID ' ... ~-lnt " " .. .... 82 .... ...... 811 ,,o.>o 67' ., , IS OHEAT£0 BY ··· ·· · 56~ liSft . " . ..... 57 . .. Mioneeo~ ~1H itl) - ! . ':s~~· o~: · . . . ll'l. 55 fil\e iiii<t iliii no 'pt. l 1oc ~~"'" 1 ~ •• ' per lblt. " ,. ' MIOOlEP~flT NIN[ 75 61 d .. .... . . 1f12 .. ... ....... Ill' 111 In Benefit Game Eddie Guinther, W edJ14lSd&y a. SCORE, 5 TO 1 63 Bo&10li .::::: :· · · so • 82 Elt. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 55 90 '""" " -- - ' . - ~ ~ - - - "- _:' ..: .-.. lit :•;\ I z-tlp . 7?7 -.. !SENATDIIS IRE 5U -1N£AH. YH ~~fA~ - -~ They Take One Wbilp N. Y. Yank.ea Are Wia· nera Arain, Too - Gate Receipts And Col• lectiona Amount To $74.56 GA~'riAY " I •' Prof. J . wa& a bUsD\eNj Rev. Qanillle ·i'!O~i>~iic""" returned 1after HJiet'ldinlf 'Wheeling. I roit' IIENT-5 rooin eJin CODvenien~. past \Vcck nt -HYSELL RUN bou.se, Jlll>d· Rent v~ry ren· oonal>l!l. Phone 202·R. Tlie Dally Ti'lbUnO. ..,7-11 POR RENT- House on Pront SL. between Walnut und Coal. Re· daced rent, newly ps.tn~ and li'P•tr'ed. Inqulre ol J,lil. Ida :oobb5, 2nd house abov3 Depot. 9-13-6t •··. -·- RENT-8m&ll cot.t.aae 367 St., Mlddleport; 0. .14111 E.:mma Boice, Cheshire, R. D. 2 }1()8 Or&r\~ ""~ l-3t. FOR RE'NT-JilewiY tUrn;l.8hed apartment, all modern conventeneea, Next to poetQfl'lce Jllda, Phone E. B. Beegle, ~-J. 9· 21-31 For Sale, Mioc. FO~ 8ALE-J1onathan & Grimes ' Golden apple& 4Gc and up without containers. John Wemcr on Lea.dllll Creek. 9-21-Jt PO~ ir ,. SALE OR RENT-Po1.1r room 'l•· Butternut Ave. 'rn iOt 11.®-:e on Price r~ble. For further tnrormatllin ciJI (<tJ.x. 9·19· 81 iul ~- i' ,. !&I ;e- 'II ~ ' 'TOtals t I If. Did You Ever S~op To Think? - . NATIONAL Lt;AGUE Pit~urgh 3; Phlla.dclphia 0. Quly aames scheduled. 4MJRIC~N f. UAGUE .nt ,.to,. . :e· ~· to up •• ct<I· ~{I II> By ~•on R. W•ite, Shawnee, Okla. .. ol ,ou\1~ - --------- --- -·- V ou lbolll!l nev"" forret l:b.e imporfllnc:e of the vuioua in· duatriea that make your c:ity and nover lo,e1 an opportunity to en~:olll'ac4! ~ qaut l:b.em in their IJ'Owth fcir therein ~·u the suceek of your community and the welfal't' of all who hve and wo,rk th••· Speed Maniac~ dwuld he taurJ1t that the time to be careful it b.fore accldenb happen-not af~erwarda. By not lbinkil!l "Safety-Fint," a lot of them jump head f~t into lro!IP.Ie. Everybody ahould read the c:lauified ada. Moat evi'J'ybody finda uae for ~em, for they are of ,reat value to ~til buy" ·and aeller. ' -... ... I. '. 'o' " . ........ .... ........ ..... '" • ' '. ' ' "' rl. '"rn;l!lot/'. ~· ,~, ~ ;.ic8 F!f Th. men:hant w~o reada thia newapaper and doa not aclvert.ife in ll abo~ld atop tp tbink. He knowa i~ '!!~ Nld i' rqd lly the p,..ple iae want, ~o aell, ~~~ whr not atJy~· ill it? · ~,~~.e.rh0~-~ cnqllofi'1UI'visito iuClncJrin?tL 01 thll pleasant placo In the . a~ . u11!10ll . 'i\\i . - 1 lorgo"'"' _ : ·' t oHne faQd .qu' · ~ ~t~ in ele.lr«llly · ·• oth and servid " iViY""""' Si1111le from 1~1• .' Moat eitiea •"Ml ~~~ bar, a 1\)1: of trained ppeake,. Jbey are cood tohave .....,.,, if jhey !Jave lleen trained to talk at;out tbe ript !biliJt at tlte tit~~~e. .. ' · ~I iii sl~ in .l.ojei\'ic Soaiity of lnllrior; in Jll-!""Y. •in ~~ ·-' . ,C!P ' • .< • - . S.mt Pet~ple fo1t. .. t~'llrhr· . _, ' . · ' - ••t:"' to ch- ple,.ure ~-J ·ill·~~~- ~tf ~111· · · ' ·. -· · ' · . I .,, I, . • -. . •·I~~~; ~., t~'P,l~'l'>:fT;llff·". J~~., ~~~~~!·~ br!' "JJ~~ er'Wili '30U1pe111fa.e,. . ,., • .' ' .. .,. . ',~. - .. ·.· .'' . ' / .' . . ~ .: .- ' . ~ ..."'' In· olte 111'· ln ' tO •• (~ per m- !I- := ~ ....,.. eri ~ .... ttl ~ t: .le~ ,._ t:... ~tluo I to �\' .:,. . ,.:.. ~ ...... . ... v.,....... . -. ......... '"-"' I ' ,. ~ ijl " ... "··- ... - ' f '\ • .. ••- '· ' ., .' • '? "' # · n.mop.y~, C'ID ' ... ~-lnt " " .. .... 82 .... ...... 811 ,,o.>o 67' ., , IS OHEAT£0 BY ··· ·· · 56~ liSft . " . ..... 57 . .. Mioneeo~ ~1H itl) - ! . ':s~~· o~: · . . . ll'l. 55 fil\e iiii<t iliii no 'pt. l 1oc ~~"'" 1 ~ •• ' per lblt. " ,. ' MIOOlEP~flT NIN[ 75 61 d .. .... . . 1f12 .. ... ....... Ill' 111 In Benefit Game Eddie Guinther, W edJ14lSd&y a. SCORE, 5 TO 1 63 Bo&10li .::::: :· · · so • 82 Elt. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 55 90 '""" " -- - ' . - ~ ~ - - - "- _:' ..: .-.. lit :•;\ I z-tlp . 7?7 -.. !SENATDIIS IRE 5U -1N£AH. YH ~~fA~ - -~ They Take One Wbilp N. Y. Yank.ea Are Wia· nera Arain, Too - Gate Receipts And Col• lectiona Amount To $74.56 GA~'riAY " I •' Prof. J . wa& a bUsD\eNj Rev. Qanillle ·i'!O~i>~iic""" returned 1after HJiet'ldinlf 'Wheeling. I roit' IIENT-5 rooin eJin CODvenien~. past \Vcck nt -HYSELL RUN bou.se, Jlll>d· Rent v~ry ren· oonal>l!l. Phone 202·R. Tlie Dally Ti'lbUnO. ..,7-11 POR RENT- House on Pront SL. between Walnut und Coal. Re· daced rent, newly ps.tn~ and li'P•tr'ed. Inqulre ol J,lil. Ida :oobb5, 2nd house abov3 Depot. 9-13-6t •··. -·- RENT-8m&ll cot.t.aae 367 St., Mlddleport; 0. .14111 E.:mma Boice, Cheshire, R. D. 2 }1()8 Or&r\~ ""~ l-3t. FOR RE'NT-JilewiY tUrn;l.8hed apartment, all modern conventeneea, Next to poetQfl'lce Jllda, Phone E. B. Beegle, ~-J. 9· 21-31 For Sale, Mioc. FO~ 8ALE-J1onathan & Grimes ' Golden apple& 4Gc and up without containers. John Wemcr on Lea.dllll Creek. 9-21-Jt PO~ ir ,. SALE OR RENT-Po1.1r room 'l•· Butternut Ave. 'rn iOt 11.®-:e on Price r~ble. For further tnrormatllin ciJI (<tJ.x. 9·19· 81 iul ~- i' ,. !&I ;e- 'II ~ ' 'TOtals t I If. Did You Ever S~op To Think? - . NATIONAL Lt;AGUE Pit~urgh 3; Phlla.dclphia 0. Quly aames scheduled. 4MJRIC~N f. UAGUE .nt ,.to,. . :e· ~· to up •• ct<I· ~{I II> By ~•on R. W•ite, Shawnee, Okla. .. ol ,ou\1~ - --------- --- -·- V ou lbolll!l nev"" forret l:b.e imporfllnc:e of the vuioua in· duatriea that make your c:ity and nover lo,e1 an opportunity to en~:olll'ac4! ~ qaut l:b.em in their IJ'Owth fcir therein ~·u the suceek of your community and the welfal't' of all who hve and wo,rk th••· Speed Maniac~ dwuld he taurJ1t that the time to be careful it b.fore accldenb happen-not af~erwarda. By not lbinkil!l "Safety-Fint," a lot of them jump head f~t into lro!IP.Ie. Everybody ahould read the c:lauified ada. Moat evi'J'ybody finda uae for ~em, for they are of ,reat value to ~til buy" ·and aeller. ' -... ... I. '. 'o' " . ........ .... ........ ..... '" • ' '. ' ' "' rl. '"rn;l!lot/'. ~· ,~, ~ ;.ic8 F!f Th. men:hant w~o reada thia newapaper and doa not aclvert.ife in ll abo~ld atop tp tbink. He knowa i~ '!!~ Nld i' rqd lly the p,..ple iae want, ~o aell, ~~~ whr not atJy~· ill it? · ~,~~.e.rh0~-~ cnqllofi'1UI'visito iuClncJrin?tL 01 thll pleasant placo In the . a~ . u11!10ll . 'i\\i . - 1 lorgo"'"' _ : ·' t oHne faQd .qu' · ~ ~t~ in ele.lr«llly · ·• oth and servid " iViY""""' Si1111le from 1~1• .' Moat eitiea •"Ml ~~~ bar, a 1\)1: of trained ppeake,. Jbey are cood tohave .....,.,, if jhey !Jave lleen trained to talk at;out tbe ript !biliJt at tlte tit~~~e. .. ' · ~I iii sl~ in .l.ojei\'ic Soaiity of lnllrior; in Jll-!""Y. •in ~~ ·-' . ,C!P ' • .< • - . S.mt Pet~ple fo1t. .. t~'llrhr· . _, ' . · ' - ••t:"' to ch- ple,.ure ~-J ·ill·~~~- ~tf ~111· · · ' ·. -· · ' · . I .,, I, . • -. . •·I~~~; ~., t~'P,l~'l'>:fT;llff·". J~~., ~~~~~!·~ br!' "JJ~~ er'Wili '30U1pe111fa.e,. . ,., • .' ' .. .,. . ',~. - .. ·.· .'' . ' / .' . . ~ .: .- ' . ~ ..."'' In· olte 111'· ln ' tO •• (~ per m- !I- := ~ ....,.. eri ~ .... ttl ~ t: .le~ ,._ t:... ~tluo I to �i " \ • ' I[ • I' . . . ...... '! DAJL~ ~ \ '· • _ . - II(WA!i!ii(W• OBlQ , . •II ·~ .. ,,._, \ ,. • ..L .. . .. . - ·----- O~Illlltt~l~.t:.~ ·' ~::..:;:.:t>s~AY League Setretary SCHOOL . Ia S. 0. E. Athletic Lea..,. ! ; LESS Q """" ... ·~ Mee~IW~~=-Y " and Pretaeta" $~b,-movle~;tltlel u-l ~u stranded 1 in a small up-atate 1 0 BE :::J:u:•:r~o;tJ!:?~!:;'lc ::: M~Y tbe ~ tuDerul and cleverly pro- h&!lpa him out with a job. Bt..llv ciuaad. mualqall evn to ftaah upon !ale In Jove with h\m lmmedlatel:y toM~ opens ton!ght. at the but Oecrge 1a too busy tryinr K> 1 ' cutch on as a aonr-wriier to think ·~ Tbea-.er here. lt wm ~ I:' bout love . He 10015 to New York - ~~~· ll*iD :r.rtctay nia'ht. It WM at~d scona a tremendous hit 1115 a From ~ by Mrs. Helen Lyotll, com.J)OIJer of musical comedy sueT uoneot j ·e. 1 .J,';~1.!.=• 1 I m~. ulJl ' VIEWED~··· rmwAt_,l>. <•,. .,-::_!~r· •., Paa.tw MM9!~& ~ · • • I I --- f H1ghway Lead1n1 1 LoCMOD or St I p k At a e ar . R~IRW: I I "' sepKIUI"""V5 -...Ll. 24 m a.a• ~ Lun ' eb .?o tO:ard Joe 1 I ~ ~ l l - "MOONLIGHT &: ' , PRj:;TZELS" ~[GtSTEHEO llllt.oo:,, c.muo,, Mary Brian, !Pr)'or, UJH.aD 1tfllet. ITALIAN SPAGHETTI I i ~ OFFICER .. '::~~~~~~:'~"""~~~:~~~ = 7 1 0 i ·- persona(s ,., . MAll La Harlow and Third, Huhby . ., ,. ,. • - \\~dnesdEty. • KAN.! f t,e11011 r Chlcai:o. sept. · 22-tN&-An Rnny of pollee dlnCted bJ Bd.1o t.o; day waled " manhunt tor :n.ve machtm llU'\ De.ndit.s who robbed .twp t£..:1eral reserve bank messencttn In the loop of currency imd nea:otlable paper, and murdered !' poUneman In their wild ftl1h~ Bel21ri1 three OT four baaa or re· 1l8tered 'mall de.st!Md for the re¢eral rese"e b&n\l, the holdup men: f!KlBped tbroUih the doWntown atreetl behind a smoke acreen t~pft!ad their apeclaUr-buU.t By EDWARD' B. LOOKJriT ·INS S~!'f Oot'l'e.lponder.t;, Sept. »-1HBWashtnaoon, Pteaictent Roolevelt moved today to bring the rleh eurplus ot rood' and &1 npiea yearly produced · in thiR cm~try to the m&h and woman unable to neceBI!IItiM llte. directed .I far Ju17 e. Because ~le~i followed the Lord, . Me 4 • .... ...,. tiJ a .Camel mo·l . . I I . I ' .y,..,•n..., a lon1 ways to meet the e11.ual of "Per· :feetion Clothes"-They're real boys' clothes that . ~~.&llbut-~. /~,:~.Jt'~_ ~·· ; ,1·.~.·~ [Style that keep• that boy •mart lookin1-fabrics ~uilt to meet the hard knocks · of Jllay-oure, t.Guocl boy tailorin1-Dd value that meets any mother's demaado• ! Sl4-SO ,,: i OTHER MAKES A$ LOW AS $7.75 · Sizes 13 'to 20 f i. '· . , ,. ' •· · . . ·· ' t; . ,: ~·"' ..rib.c . • 'll7," · ~= :.;m,...eo~"":b:-...:="'.~; :-£if~J= ··~- .- .. tor ~tpttfmlttt 10>. Joat.a.a• •• • • ' • · II ., . II aa B. HOUSW~ bll remoncl. C.'tiia ~ m~· "' a tn,; I'>~Qd. 0. ~ ..:::";.,h:::'n"::tt::t"'t!. ~ ao4i' ~4aiolet<d. hta Uta t.. thode of . ,s;. )fr, ~ . .. , and \ i:d hlltOveJII.e ND~ed Ids 11&~ · , ~ ;fer . . . . . . . 1..'· .OJo: Mrl,. Ora Cleclrat of Oo- ', mon. 'eb·.,rhldOm~tJUiloa,Ol ta''lllt paa' lilt ...,. Pf oltller, '· ' ' · ·· Trawl,Ia c:adl't:'d!"""~ J'OI1 F- Sow~· aew Cboiiolet. ID llll4ltlcD to bclac .A aiedal'l ' Gllwh6fo. · E1:'n::::i.'St!:"':!" =. ~.~~:•:-tr.o:.r:r. ponkd by Jortr Rife aad wile w~~ol ~--~~ ·"'··· I ,. !, t. ., ., · -: •:. tl 'I r< J. . ' .. · tb.t . .....,-:-,=-.- a . r ' · t.:..t· car l~a · a11o Amerk:a't·f'Mteilt · oolllai car 1>1. dte 'nldrt' -.Ia of IOI4enblp IDDit _.._ · - --· ' hlltary. · . • · ~·~;ll&DIOJT.~CH. · .. ,.4'.5-- ·•&•65 ~ - :i:~~&~ "*' . · c p.·o.-m•' e•oy : · , h ' ' ' et , , , evro ' '1': ' o ' . · ·· . , IV~ "' -.. . , ' • · · · .~ , · 11.: ...-o..o..r~ .. . ' . ' . : t.C. ""C.' . ,\ , . I I I • • • • • , • ; \ ·'· • ' . ':_, - :. . ~ ,' •. •• : ••: •• • · .- • • -!~ ., • · , I ' ~ aild . ., Aa4 ~ ·~.. . ,,_ , -'ortable ma., too, dae,,ti> 'aiU..._~...,.. w. ·':'~ ·,;~ motcrt:d ta LonP; Bottom, BatW'daJ ' Qod.. oo vla!t relatlv... 1 ,....,. tor Sepl'"'ber a. ~Mn. A. w. Pulllna returned DaTI• ·'!~a,... otter 004'* . Mn. ;;:.4 ·. ~ .. lielcl: ·- :MCJ!'tmlleo'"'a~·af;,pi. · Mort·~· '"'• lllllllaafoii.. Malemfleo'llltbQoztWqcjytlld- ~w•. / . · durlna hlo vaeatton. ' LHIOAf<lrA-ri.Liadl~aMr. """ Mn. Bldnoy Stewart ' !ollJ fa!let! be<aDH H dloobp .· ......... ~-r ·~· 18 Year OldYoutlt Dlea aa Reoult of Bullet F.Policeman'• Piatol p~rg~on , ' ' 1 ·, > Meets r,'l'/;·(•'(' •? "'!'!~mm~ ·~ ,h.-..0.. l • ' ~ ·" w-""' annuol conference Ill the M.. E. 1 ' .. . ,m~t. ,,,ees Chevrn'Iet' fil:.t:e -•'· ' 8 ' ' 1'· , , . . ·t n· Ia Relievinr Want; 1 Procen Cotton And Make Clothes . ',• "' ;~· -¥ . . . . , . ¥·.1$ll>... THRH ARRESTED Rebellion Breaks Out I~ As 'Steam Rollet~ IN BElGIUM WITH Taedes Used At Sessloi F i 1 t 1 Braadi1hed As Crieo Of "Ga1 Rule" ...• liNDBERGH M~NH Reverberate "' News Flashes When He Stops The~~a Un· awa)'e That Robbery Was committed qoo·, -~·F ttrenrtb wu pn1ernd. .. Oon!on C:lnley relt:rned h Q:-<n...! •Leuon 1f01' llllJ 1.8. n wal out ot ! r:-om Chnrlc~;t.on, Friday, nc ~ om- : 1(be ordlDarJ toi •Oo4Uo all I ?rom· oan1ed by his sister, Mra.. Zelma . .:0 toil opl"'* of nltlo•IJ ·tu.d.etsblp. ' 1' · ' !o· . I 1 J)abqrah ""'" the. ,.o4,l11d8m'l!.'t to Kelley. _ Mr. and Mrs. w. F . Deem RA..Ir 1 · ant. ! ~~to Lincoln, Sunday, to vlsil ~.;;o;·Tro:r'iutJ 21.-Druqt:eo· 1 The i.adtes AJd society met with .,t~ a~d ~\11.~ llo• ea~ ~el'l i \ : M:r,, J. Q. Adams Thursday after- · ndn. ·11 : r t 1 t\ . ·t : neon. Lunch was servod by the i· ·.Lelaoulfoot 71il1 80.' : Q14eoa, Yltlli l hont~se and ctauat.\er-ln·LII.w, Mrs. I i. aman bud ,., ·meq. ~ttd uf 4t' Ray Adomo, ' ' Hun~ntton. The alto~ .tba lolla~nllol baet.U't bt , .. , · ~ next mcto.tlne . will ll!e wt.tn ,.n. 1 ~11 iii4 -.v;tt p,ct .,,, J. . ~ if,~ Oe!J: Boud.rnan. · · 1 :t.e,l9o. tor Auplt' & Beefta• .' ., c 0. ro<#et<d from : Butb dooM' to ldefttliJ i~f "''" ' a t ~w daya tllnea . · tht ~1e ot God l&e ,..., &bun4aot., Mr. anil Mri. Hlrry, a...,.mols. 11 bloilled. ., '. ~'}\!;~") H . ·~~ ..,..,..!fr •1. ootwnbua, bt. 1 '~ tor ·._- t& llaa~ob l l ~ke'l _Mm Paolham of Geneva, N. : ~~~ · 00 t, 11 tbe 'idlll iodllmotfher.' · •. \ ~~ · , , "r_ · ~~o~ ere n:uest.!J of Mrs. Clarrle 1 Leil' 00 . . to . ......... ._ lat6ni('! where .• ..da';;,.,elo Lewlo ol I •e&r4 .:. G<MI wblla about ,..:.· vla!Una .,. par- . m the copoeltJ ID wbleb bla "'?lhfull.oloo 1 •nt:!. and Mra. o. c. Lewis · er dedleated blm. ' ,. I ~,..A i ~Rf.Sm£NT .,...... ' TO USE rronr 1 ' PRICE THREE\ C~w . -- ' I SEARCIIING PARTIE3 FO&M B:ll.nVto, 0 .. Bept. 22 --1NS-Cll~ &ll·nlght. se:ll'ch, Ocr· pretty .SChool \\' hO '";:~;;:~~~:nee 2:30 o'clock a wu~ locntetl RETURN TO BANK In Second Effort After First Attempt Endo In Failure Antwerp, Belgium , 8e!)t. todAY d'llng h.. mily chor ~.s at t h~ ti!'ID home of W. C. EUis. ne:• t ·-TIU'ee men who tried to cash a.n American bo.nk note identified by here. r,.oUce u one of the marked ranBata\'hl, (),_ Sept. 22-INB- IK•m bills paid out by Col. CbiU'Ies Bi!arcb was oonducled throughout A. Lindbergh in the kldnaping al'd this victntty durlnll: the ntrht for mmder of his tnfMt 801l In N~• Dorothy Ca.r.aon, 17, mtssira fi'Oitl Jersey o. year ago las:t March, were o.rrosted here today. hf'r home several days. One or the prLsonen wa1 a Polt>, A party of 200 wu or~ altother a Belgian and th~ third a the girl's. father belief to pollee that ";;•j.;;b;~;of undeta·mlned ";!~~;~{ name was said to.~ had been kidnaped or n• While _, ~:::.: .... " ~ THROUGH HALL:· 1 1 Schools -;;; Foijjki\, Ao Speaker Fore eo Adjournment Cohanbu, ... Sept. -Pollririr blUer dnp riolie a~ack aplnst &he )obbylsU. lltfNI'p!llt tllill aJ'ternoon wue be •lriii'Gusb ma~ monment Lo IG~'M peaebmmt. or Frank cave u Slat.e Hoaae of Hln'llnc nlrht'• dokl• ~la.t.~-- llty JILDf rule" wen rtpof.r&e4 tnr to ::;;~...,;: be "" d~ediJ for the 8peabr:c..:·:·r moval .t arb""'"'' or U.e t el!1rii I 1 .. '-·.. By Carrier 115 Cerlte-By Mall $4.00 Trio Held Followinr · oucceuful Attempt To Chan~re Bills I I * ...... NEW M~VE INDIGENT PE J1 * .. urday morning. . I I cl"ll tonlght and prolmbly In bat ~·an.t-- POMEROY, OHIO,' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933 New li'l ln The TrtbUM: • Ohio and West Virltnla-Moet.IY cl4w:IJ ·.,.,; and w&.rmer tonight. and Saturday ~· wu.u' 1 .~-'" ' . Who Eocape Thru City Streeto By U1i111 Smoke Screen ![,!!;~,:~~;~~~~~~~; ~ttUEe u It.'s S~CKS SEilED BY . GROUP ~r THUGS ! uvu. 1 20c \ ..'•. 1 'fJuB.daJ aad FridaJ posleete4 I WEATHER FORECAST-'- LEGISLATURE IS S. C ENE OF NEAR RIOTl , ...... .. .Five Ban(lits Stage l)Cl[ing Robbery In Chicagft - I FOR ! VOL. VIII-NO.8 ••••• .AfV1A a&. . n .. I • FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCE. r I .:. R Mlsl ,Kerr ls & tyad.uak- of Ohio untvendty ha.vtnr obtained a. dfl~ In ·speC\al kinderp.rten work a few ydB ago. Blnce if&(iua.tk' • sl1e hiUI been ldentlfied w!ib kl.ndetgJ.J'ten •work 1n Marietta. While ln PomerOy she w111 live at the home or Mr. !and Mn. Raymond Eisel~ _ :st.eln of Mulberry Avenue. In a meetinl' of tlle Soutbelatem 1Ohio HJch School Atbletlo t.eacue 1In Wellaton Wedl\Mdi.J nlabt, J . E White prtnclpal o1 tbe Pomeroy . biah schOOl, wu eleCted Ill seeft~ oJ the tHrue to aucceec1 It L. Bol· ter 11upertntene!ent of the Wellston ·· I - o'clock; j 0, tQbUM' YI o . EADERS' NOTICE - It you want the · N ewo Oftlee of The Dally 'l'rlbune, eall 2811-L; If the Bll8ln... Ofllce ask for 202-R. " sci"'"' Ct'SMS. Although Sally hasn't heard. o IOMI IARLY hii!'b. achool Bolt.. hyOr, l.A!o CarrUio, Mar)' (:."t.m btm she feels sure that oeora:e Portland LEADERI 18RAI'tc. ~t JoQP. prlnotpal of Brllll, Lillian Miles, Alexa.nd~r s1 ;n thinks of her and decldes to - ' the Wellllton hJ.sh ICbool wu Ora7, Bemtce Clalre, Jack Denny come w Ne w York to get 11 job 1n · t GOLDEN TU'l'-W'IdJIJ, my chosen as president to lucceed 1tn~ B1l' Ordle~~tn. Herbert RawUn.- cne ot his shows ' 1 One often heBl'li Ule remark Lha 1 bNttlren. be .uonc 111 til• Loti~, F·ed Burchfleld principal or LoBC'Qit.Dorla CIJ'liOn, WlUlam ll'rawley The llCare t!Jr the Unlven;al ' the scenery along the Ohio river iS Ill tti• pow" or Ill• mlcht. 3lpbe11· 1c~n hilh achool.' · and \~ tu"ous Prank and MJ!t sCTeen mUBfc~tl wu writ.ten Dy tollr' l more beautllul tha.n lhat e.Ion~ t.he •n• OttO. ,, tt wa.e unanbnouslydee~ bJ t.he Britten ,)and are only a f,_w cf ~ ~ Amtrlca•s ace acmgsmtl\ls. Jay Hudmn. ~AR'f ,TOPI~I'rtn~ l'rolllll j ka ue to eoun'll only the nrst p.me ' V!ha\ ,_. Dndoubt.edly the greatast Gotnt'y and E. Y. · Ha.tblltg, who The !!!:fl!at nwnber o> ~ t, ~tors .,.;ho , G'f • B6Rit.TOP.IC--8oUI• B•l'Otl• 01 · leai\16 atand.lnl: wher.. aunil~e at !!taKe. scre~n ah~ ra· y,rote "Brother Can. Yofi · Spare a ' will come to the dediea.Uon ot Burr. OOII.~Ook ~ , !!C"hool plays two football IBmtl dio ~ ever kl app~ar t.os:ether in D!me" , sammy Path, Herman ltut~ : lngton Uland Memorial StAte P11rk .. INT:EJlHiwU.TII ..um ~011. 1 durin~ the !learon wtth the aann Q)l!llllC\Ure. meld and Al Ble1Jel. , nt Portland. Ohio, on Sunday, Oet~ ·TOPlc-X....on• l'roa Gre&\·, LI&A.. , school "Moonll1ht and. Pretzels" a. back~ Picked bY a dlmlna:uil:lflOO Bl'OUP ' ober 1, over st.a.te route No. 12-1 . er~ , . 1 courleay tlckeb wlli again be Atft~ romal\Ce', tf;.lll:l the story or tJf American artl!!tR and >lllustrat.oi'B thrOUgh oreat Bend, may nav~ YOUNG PE:OPLB .t.ND used for the football Aeatwl, It ~e Dwlsht., Bm8ll-t1me va.Ude· 10.~ Droati.way·s·."fttty most perfect 1evidence of the truth or the 11.bove wf?c-What Mall•• • Ouat Ltd- dtc1ded to be eounterslBned by the li"':"'l"ltboofer, with arrlb~tlon to be a !!how ctrts" a chorus seldOm equau~ 811 ytnil' If llll they reach the nl~~:h ~st : •rT .. · . _ · flrlndpal or each sebooL . bJg.Uine sopg wrU~r. He find& him C'd for; beauty and preclaton either point In Lhe highway just before , · For .aenior and ada.lt elaiM~t two Mr. Wblte of Pomeroy al\lf. IL W. \. on stqe or ~een , appears also I)\ enter:ln&" upon Port.a.nd boLtonu; , ~ methods are IOIIfJitet'L , . F.s"eiC, prlnclps.l. of the Middleport. 1. U!l.s Unl"r''l picture. hl. h ' they stop and gaze about them. 1 .. Flnt;......I'J.'be arouplna of tbl ma l;i&h sc~l. a~naec ....IC meet1n1. Bona bft.a ln the picture w c Lookln&" down the river one sees ' 1 1art> be ina: whiltled throua:hout ' the o. broad ex s.nse of water ll !!ltl ,ilack ~d watpen at leaden. country are. "D\flt~. s~oes", "M~- bv rovern~ent lock No. 22 through The JP&terlal "'t ttdt ~ 11 THE POMEROY ~wiD U!tht and ~etzel! •.. ,1 Ootta ;.oet . Which, percha.nce, a steamel may ~~ adapted from tbe Lutheran leuoa betl:tn on Sept. 215 at. central up a~d To·Work , Ah, But Ia It 1seen paasiDJ. A lltUe to the east ~mme'ntaey. , School at t:DO A. M. All tntelftted Lov~ , There A Little Bit of You : b seen the o;iUlaife of Ra<P.l!l>~ • 1. Thl Military L•••,.. (X.UODa mothers may see M1ss Kerr at hl Every Love ~Ill"' " Are You ::nay e · · that tlme. 9-21~3t uakln Ar..y Money" ··~ud "Baby, wood, W. Va., quietly nestled ~L the 1. : , ao.~ 6). 1 ,. y ' Ha · t.. mou\.h ol a sm:.~.ll ~ributary stream. 1. Joshua (Leuoa 1). H~ W'AI 1n o u r . .. • ... . ' Included on the Thur4day and 1 To tb.e e~t and aboye this \'ihJ.ge akllltd in mlllta:rJ tacwel U :Friday nlght proa:ram at the Elec~ 1 may be seen Ravenswood tuY..,cm 'i Well •lll orpnlutton. He SCHOOL OPENS t:-1c 1s the comedy "She Outdone witll brlXld acres of produc~ l \'<! soil natural cl.fta, but bl• .ucceo wu ... ·«'.hll IDoladee a. bowl ot the Him " and the current Hearst News. I and stately countcy homes. .Bc:~oond duo mq.Ln.IJ to hll obedlem.ee tf Go4. . \ t~ls and farlher to the eut m:..y be ·2. -· Caleb (Leaton ~.tj. M one o1! ·B&ST . HOME _MA,DE NOODLE MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS . seen rising, graM covered htlla where the twtllve Jplel he couraaeouslJ J.n.. :~~:l;~i~~"' I.QUP and a ·BIG SEVEN INCil r~ed flocks of sheep a.nd herd.i tJf '-"hd "tb t .. ' ....,_ .., help thOJ - pOII8U a "'Canaan. Be ,llt'OOd ...ft'l' DOG . , Mrs. Belle Vaughan, Mil!.\ Anna <nttle 'Look, In h th . · eou.ld .. ..,... ·s vaushan and Mtu the K&tl:..::rlne 8' upoft the e river sees1n ea W'1th _Joshua. but wa• overrulid . bJ ---omt:m&en .' placid pool Ohioone lylna 1:hlaegel ertertalned We aho .ene all kind• of · of the Mllaionary soeJety of the brood majeaUc curve on elt.her ~ ~· peoP,~e. f'l'e.sbyter1aa c:mreh at tne IHtt,er's allle of Buffington 14land with lt'l 8. Gld~o. (l.eiiOD ~). Be ot::~~: Ranftklhn. h<ime en Lincoln Terrace, WedtJCA· 100 acres of rich alluvial 50ll. WHilfl God'l oomm1nd to duy Speaker Bauer of the of evening 8:>~tendlng for some mlle.s lntJuHo.. rront. ~all bli &rln' BOOrauted meo.. tbeWt~ 1 'Ol'tland was evenlna. Mil!a Mara:aret Mid· of ycu. Ues forceto be hdst ot ~=~·~:~----- ~==~~~~~~§:~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;±;.;;;;; dleport who eave an lnteres~tnl I bo1·dered on your right b;• the river M:tdlan ~nd made lll'ael frEto fOI' talk ent.ltled "The Younger Oen~~a.· a nd on your left by woooed l;illls. &bOUt ·•1~ yean. 1 tlon." ; ... I No wonder LaSalle, the creat 11 \lliorritn (LeiiODJ s, 6 and1'1). Fallowing the l,fusbteM m.e~ng Jl·run:h explorer, whe!J h~ dii!CVver· : , • n..... rah jL<iuoo Sl 8 .... was rmd program rerteshi:nents were ed the Ohio river somewhero:: nc.ar 1 ... . , ~o . , . ' "'P 8C'r\•ed by the hostes.o;es.: Besides :the . t.lils point In the wlnte~:~ or 1673 - callt!ti ,ln an emerleD.CJ aud 1~111 EVERY WEDNESDAY m~mbenthe !ollbwing .guests q.el.'<' l called It La Belle Rlvle;•e, (tl'.ej · ~ople · torwel:'d to 'JletOJ'7. }•resent: Mrs. Linwnmce' fJclne1: ~~ : beautltul river.> No wonder Wasll· 11· ~·, Rtt:lh· (LeiiOl'l 6). She a\1'••••• We 8d lhe Fined •er's In P.\•Uan<l .u1d Miss Sara .Jou~a. !\(J.~':l 1 lnifOll, when he mad~ hls journey 'a D• people,,a new. 000. the u. s. Vlvh·nne Midllleton, Ml:u; Margn:~ct Uowu the Ohio In 11'70 o.pproprtated cqUntry', ·wtth. not1IOUJI••tt :•:~'~j.::•'::l Bauer. Mrs. Blanche Goodwin :md the wh.ole Ravenswood ootwrn xo. gain. Sb8. beCame 1tbe 11 Budweiser Mrs. Earl Prc..bst or Mlddl~pcrt.. l!~s own poBSession. .· DAT~d an,d. thQI of ,Christ. . · You m:1y see tills same bcau~Uu ' l s. tlallliah (LeBIOD 7), In 1#-Jmah · , Brucko TWO ARRES'l'ED j lnnd.cape from U11!.: same view llbln~ 'toktb 14eA.l ·riDtberhoo4. :rtnl and ~~eeond prize wlnnen Bernnrd Icenhcwer ~ed Ul and Wi1e1; you come to Lhe dedlcatlqn at 1 111 • PrOphets (Leaaona 4 and 8) . at the Century of Prorres!J. Howard Dalley, aged 1~ were arre11t .P1.1rt1and, Ohlo on Sunday, Oet·l 1 1 1 , (Le · n f) He b.DI ed and brought to the MP.!if! cou .•~y · obcr 1. ' : ~ 3"' SilO • , jail lute Wednesday evening CID the~----... plir.le ol drat l'~k am.6nl' .tbe propbSTEEPPLE JACK t·harge of stealing a cue ot pop at 1 1 eta. Be «enouDCed tht !tnfl ·o1 liON MAIN sTREET H>e Mclm:s cou~ty fair. A prellmln~ l rae!. Dl'lJnkimDMI Wltl one of '::;;:=====~:;;:;::: bearln~ wm be heJd ~· 11ins ~blch destroyed IsraeL 1 Rev. and Mr8. Ktnnetb J. Reed i 2. Samael (Lesson 8). He 1fB1 dl· : Vale Street, b!l.d as unexpected nktat•I,II!NI-1 ~ · I~r&e.t while~ · il!fflllts Tuesday night, the former•~~: 11'11 ... •. pWtpbet .of God. 1 brother and wife, Mr. and Mrfl. JV. flillljalty •(UIJ,IIOnA {1, tO, anti Ll'roy T. Reed ard Mrs. Loullle · 't!!}. ' · ' · Oshe Of CleveiBnd and frleud MillS •: 1. Satil (Lfiuon 9). Re h~d the! L:wetta Adams of 2janasvllle. : anolntio, of Go,d . and the Rt,~provn.l , "' "' ¥< Of the· people.-· Hll dast f;e're tllkod I' Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter f4elnhart wl!th bfod(Jft-1,.~ ·lttP:l)'" betln~l!e h.. : ._..: ••· ..;, )'e" b)m!elf 'fa.thcr • ot H'1Jfl;tln1ton arC! the RllE&t.o: ot the . !t»'mct' 8 part!n ~. Mr. LL::ld l\'Jtl; . . trusuru , a. ,""'" ~ t> i , WP.nd~ll MetnhA.rt. j .LhllD God. ' ¥ • ¥ 1 ' ,2. D~Yld (~euon 10). Duvld .<'11.1:00 ' M;llll Bamh Adkins la the guest lllto Plf'OD'l)'ll)lle& Ql.l.e:r.pectedly~ HP v! h~1· brother-ln~law and lister bi.-d Ute ltlner qualitiea tbatr. Ood Mr. and Mrs. Wtll li(wton or Hart~ 'COuld wie ' tor a' tru& kllll, Ho fr.rd. , brourrbt · tho ireuered tr\Del .. m'Je-r I 8 ¥ ¥ rroyernmont_ l'lOun~ to&ether' 1 ' Mr . an• M rR. 0 arl House are ' ;On& 1 · · "" ~. · · · l · 11 1 moving tnta the Ewing property on Wlth ' the .bond or on~ Nl 11: on. .li.. West Main Street. Mr. HoUIIe Is , ~ J~nat11an (Le1110n 11). ift"e II , dJrect.or of physical education at ·DO.ted. •for, ti.lfl ff1eadft}&lp for D!lvld. :1 Be ••• leral hfllr tO tl'le tJlroftf! ot Pomeroy high school. 1/o ¥ • . 1 , ._,, lat~el\i bnt nnhna·ef!d hi I rt~:ht ' Fred R. Bou~~:her or Athens Is ' Ia ·favor ot David. tpendinR a lew dnys ln town on 1;t ,f. ~OIJfjiD {~BSOn ; J2). tlf! QlllP-e !.u!!lness. ) . llO the · ~r&t..e W81coioedl by a u;uf!d Herbert sp~n~: !d r~ny ari ·:Dation. · Tbt 14~ ~r, holldlna~ the R c. Youna went to McConnelsvllie tetDPle ;RI w.fll ~ m~ch .mater~ tor w.e dnesday 'Yhcre they vtelted the ltl erei:t:Lou came to him hit fc.rmer·s wife at Rocky Olen Bani- 'fathen lle built t;b~ temple and:dfld· ~ortwn. Her condlt:on is reported ·1cated lt to Oo..t S• tttng rorth tthat 1 rruch Improved. Ita .•lW:MDe parp08e ~·a• ~ etopr. . , Mrs. J. W. Eubanks o£ Huntlna- \ l secOa4-The Summfi.J"Y MethOjl iA a aueat at the home or Mr. 1 ~Tbe aim tiP~ ll to 1tate the lef!,4, Mrs. W~ter"-~pton. ; tqa tact and prlnc1pll1 tenchi11J "6t Mrs. Flol'enef R. Richards has ' the 18\'etal l&I!Jon•. Tile followlna 1·r.tumed from a visit with Ml· and IUII:I~tlpnl are made: 1 M1·s Chtmter Roush oC Pt. PleOsant. I r.e ..oa tor JUIJ 2. JoM11a'1 , ~alth 41- ~ J~. ' In tbe promlle or God and obedience M..1a.<l Ma1·Je Nunnally of Huntl.nl· 1!to the cJivlnR commAnd enahltt.\1 him . ton who has been the hOU6e 1ue.st to cam torward to auccell the wort o~ kiJ.·.g Maroelln Oc!!'tpton 1-eturncd 1 begun bJ )(oltl. 1' I BitE MW All~ Kerr of Marietta baA ar• rtved In town and wi.U bold pri.Yatl kindergarten etaaea at. the centra. 1 bUUdluc beKtnntD8' MondaY. September ..6 from nine to eleven 1 ":JJOONUGHT A D.PRETZELS ;RI v[ R SHNERYI:!':::-,1 -~IlCht. HIGH IT iwo ISTM AVI KuiJ>aiiGJ\IlTI!N CLABBBI IHd au anrrr • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 21, 1933 bigley crawford kuhn mckip romine smithers