http://66.213.69.5/files/original/af515ff6b3b1d2e86872a18ce0169031.pdf 4a199fd6d852891049f1b1c578cc1dba PDF Text Text ' ·;,· ' .' ' ' , ..' ) t.IUII 'I' Tr .: ,'; -ON I t ITlYE · •ustu• . MONPAT, 8llPl'll¥IID 1&, 1111 ~i~c)k!~:::rr,ttLED Ohio State To , ___..:. Open Wednesday IUIIIi r..--. Sl, of Charles· •• • too. "J411 NEW WEATHERMAN SOUGHT FOR COUNTY WELFARE KEPT ON wu cpmmttted to the county UllOD tallwt to P"l' $ZIJO tine ,.,.s - he p!e-d"d - ~ whim _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,lf'"l:ri(ll-rill 8T R 1"" . n you want . the Newa Oillee of The Dally :t'rfbune, call ~56-L; If the Bualnll!l Oftlce a1k tor 202-B. EADERS' NOTICE - If .. 11 patrolman Walter Wolle In the }16 ol atet.Uni' p.soline !rom a ~ Pa&Vd. .,.r near tJ:le Ne'+' Martin s. twtel. e.ooordtnc to the arn~stlnK ot; hiler'a ,.port. -He wu returned. to Jan when he ' unr WEATHER FORECAST-.· · , Oh1o and West Vlr'l1nl~- ami taio night and WfdnHd&y. Cooler W"'l I~. 5 SERVICE. FULL LEASED WIRE him p.llty agato a charge ' '<>l .. ...-lh>ll· 'llle Weot Vlrltftlan ' was nabbed ,t a ~o Uft.. WBUS 0 - By Carrler 16 Oent.a-By Mall I1' Jt.'• Hewa It't In The Trlbune tt.OO 1 THOUSANDS ARE ; KILLED IN MEXI . ...... Ci Western De erado A·' ested In Southern ----- and oosts. falled to paJ the fine ·. lfl: >had but • few cenla In hla·poctet.. wb'en td'1"eSte<l the ontcer .said. M~Nff-UNT ENDED 'b-- ......... Tom Roush and ro.mlly were Stmday cu.Mts of John Wolte and family o1 Letart Palls. 0 . ~~. Dora. Roush was callinl en Mra. Bertha Rickard. Prlday. Hnrry Sta.tl!, Earl Rtdlman and te.mlly and Mn. Mary Llevlng and were dsUBhter Bund&Y 91to•lo: , .P..k1 Face_. Carteon Velma RiCkard. of ~· 1 Ell .:e DINING &OOM AND COFFEl IIIIGP Undet Rune M.,.....a& .&.I.BA OOJ_l&T MOTEL auests or 5o 11.MaJ.....at . .t,hfl were ,week encl eOO: --· Drown~d wrtte r.. Dl& Lu.yne , with Louise I -·1 _. BUSINESS MEN ATTENTION! ' .... , . bold baalneu men nP,rdleiS of whether or not they are wtU ·bo1 en,. membeii:J ot the Club, are W'J'ent)J' r>efluet.ted to be pn ..,..._ M lfll• ...... to lie dflll-..1 Ji ~)' yl~ lnietftl io alt. ~.,., September t'lth. a ......., al lila ..,•.., Ill ......,..,. at irbkb II '-- LONG CHASE ENDS Reip Of -Terror Over; Ia Wanted In Urschel Kidnaping A dinner will be served at 8:30 arter which the dlHculalon will tall:e plaee. lo-r • ...,......;. •...iar tbe ,W . •~ lll.,.-:H;;.t.r Hyooll llf!i!OY ·l;l<lahts. enlertalned Bat•ur,• doll ·iovenl!11 .IIIII ' a porcy In "'"',.. of 'the blrthcla.y or \Mrl. Edison Hobstetter, Secretary, :~ W'Cit. I heal Hastens End Refusin~ T n Heed Doctor's Warnin1 , Washlllilon, Sept. 2~1NB-PreB· tc:\ftlt. .Rqo4eve.l~ )i~J!.Y; ca.lled .IP t~~ heads or-the gre&t ·steel r:onoeme to arr.,.. t)>r the, pu~OB, • J>¥.: l'fll· roada ot ·approxlmaR!Iy !to.tl ll.• ri\U· lion toni of steel ralla. ThOBe called tor the conference, bellnnlnr at two '1'. Ill!, '(lire M)· ron o. T&ylor, chatrm!Ul ~f l t¥ soa.,s •1 u. ~· Steel, lli"«•~ orace, ore•'!l•nt .of tho I;I<U,!Otl#it .J;JtO;I and Mate '· Conf ~ss KilliJ)gs ' .. . ' ·- 1 Murdered Baby Boy• Be· cauae Husband;> Did Not .,. Like Male Babiea . , ,.. Fuel ant~ Iron 'cQmP•JV· 1. . •' KIN DIES IN . COLmtBriS . .• . I' Mrs. Raymond ~"e~Jelvetl her, ,.,. Eber&bfl.cili · cit the death early Monday morning of her brother-in-law ~ 1W, Knode of Columbus. Death occurred at Orant holpltal where t.he deceaaed had Jbeen r:ontined the past two weeks undeJ'IOinl treatmffit for heart trouble, Mr. ltnode well-known tn the 'Pomeroy haVIna vtlited Here many times the Eberabach realdence. 11e survived. by his wtdO!( ; flnd two aona. PATIENT STARS NURSE, ', i' '>. ·~ ., I ' to ~ftC . ..,. Tbat'1 '' i . ' ' ' k eam· ,...maintaln :Jbe Daily Tribune t•.' ~ ota ·. ' . .• .,t~~. ~'.::~ 81 !! D . OW the war departmeBt Reel (:...,... . ..~t~~~~:.~~~~~=w~~· ~·~~:+ .,_,. :p;i:i·;ked~~·=p~~t-:·:~~·~~~ -b~: _r:~ =~· 0 · ~==~2l 41toa..._ ' ~. '· • 'I' " I, ~ ·J, ' ' I I'•. " ,. ;:a-lb",;tj~ h' I Park. 1--._··:: HY~ the Pres(dent Is away, Sec· day by NRA ol!lclall. of lives The oomumers advisory bOOrd of • 1 't d t" retary of the Treuury Woodin a nd the NRA.. which hWI waged a st.rong Aboard the Sapinero in the harbna ' WI neRs~_J no:" other money ehleftalns wiU direct fllht aptnst thl'! proposnl to '1ro- I o l rm OS 1'1 developed from a mild ga)e into a hurne8U6 the gl&nt credit and tlnanoe pro- hibtt retaU sales for less than ..,1.-u . eram Juat Initiated by Mr. Rooee- wholesale C06t, plus ten percent. d 120-mile an hour velocaty. velt. Touching every phase of tbe Re<overy p--m ot the admlnls· wa.a urging compromise . I SJ.W home~~ and. btllldlngs . ·-·Agreeing with ret"llers that cut- ~ h and ....... ttered alons the railroad tration, the new move was de811Jr1ed throat priee competition 15 depreM- crumple b: nEath the force or, t e 400 00 to loolen the nation's money struc- lnr bWJiness over the entire eoun- ~ l~rrlftc wlnda, at\d s11w tht .lood ~~odhteonr ~fd J::r ~~~'1R'tture and lhake blliJona Into trade t ry the consumen bonrd wa.or; wUl- wuk:rs rl.se {rem the Panuco r l~t•r, ..... u._ channels. Inti. with moclitlca.tiona, to have a mundatlng the city 11nd dest:-oyms e~·front was left. standing. Machinery to release •undreds of provision written Into the code pre-1 all hl their path. Mexico City, St!p~. 26-IM:~ m1~1ons in depotlt! Ub:l up ln ventlns: sales below Invoice cmt. The ar.tual ~oas ot. life llnd t h~ Military and sanU.a.t.Jon relief fOt,.cloiecl banks W8J'I the foundation 1 Mrs. Mary H. Rumsey. chairman numbt:r or mJur _d u.mcng th ~ eet we.re rushed to Tamptto t.odN. stone ot the new monetary scheme. 1 or the a.d.Miory board, said It was pocrer d~~..Mefl of llvinR' along lh ' •.o aid thOuse.n:ls or re1~s left In addltlon, the pforram embraced atnr..dinJ firm aga.lnst the 10 per- wnterfror.t and further lnla.nd will ~estltute by the hurricane --lili'lltC!h tor aolvent but non-llquid cent provi11lon but would prevent not be known tor days. Thr- rool:o\1 t:lrstroyed the greater part of • curt::I.Ume!tt for below-cost selllnl'. I uf 15 per cent of the city's "'::;:~~I city and kUled 5,000 pel'IO~, ~, and a &IMhing o Rreat The modifications COMidered In and buUdlniJ& have been bl ~rdlnJ to Information recet\'td ijf surpluses already the completion or a posalble com- : away and hardly a structure eA- the goyermnent. umber ~ monllll . dlstrlbu'tlon of neepromlle Included a ltmltatton upon caped he&"JY damage. , Desptte ttie huP. D .. -. 1 d.ent of desUtute. the UBe or "leaden" under which : Establishment or martial l•w doatbl reported In ~ om."'~ f!'L• verlfted pqram Just drafted nationally advertised articles are I brought some degree of order to nuuncement, other reJ)artll ~ fli!' membera any worklnl ~rty t.nd WJIS the Pre8ldent's anawer to In· sold as a means of sUrrinr consum- the stricken city In the sunlit calm ooene a.ld the death llit WU~ IIl~ r.hase was ordered.. ouardl nrec1 Into the a1r, haltlnll cretwtnr demands for currency In- er Interest. whieb followed the t.errl.ble !ltorm. smaller. One report conaerv.U~ the lllabt of two ot the men, WONI tJatlon. The executive hope~ to Despite the demand for revision What little ean be done 18 being estimated ttle deatha at \iDI Ro&. The othen, however, oon- a.vold direct infiatlon and use of of the code, leading retaUe-rs who done by th.e Mexican R8d arose .Prellklmlt Ro<trtauel 01*fe~ • . ec1 pell•mell ond dodpd IIIIo the .PrlnUna preuea. He hu bact the 10 percent limitation plan, jand ot:tw" relief acem:les ror thOBe tntton brtpd.ee to flY to the atrtca.t •erbrullh of tb.e woodz, ~r:v confidence the plana just In• shoftd no signs or yteld.lng. whose hornet: a.nd po-se118 1ons were city, Mexico'• larltet oU porl, ~ldll AuUlorlttes of aurroun411'11 toWn& ttlated will supply the necessary InHugh 8. Johnlan. NRA admlnls-J swept away. =~= =~e ~-~"f'yC a"rd vlllalee were warned. to be,.~ ~$! tn purchUIIll power and trator, waa expected to reach a . 1 witnessed the recent hurricane the lookout for the eeeaped you., •. b&J.t.nce the structure or Amerlco.n speedy decllton on approval of the In &m Domin80 and Puerto Rico reeldents. ' ecanomiCR. code or turn It bact to deputy ad- but th.. dama.~Je done here was tar A wee~ from tomorrow nivht the mlntatra.tor A. D. Whiteside tor re- "rtate; Ba.J"!es weighing tons and Prealdent wtll come back to New vl51on. Johnson l8 In Walter Reed f:.m.a.ller bOats were carried far Inland I Y.ork from Jl)<de Park. a.nd will ad- hospital recuperaUfll trorn an opdteu tbe Nattona.l Catholic Char- eration for a minor Infection. Utes. CIOie friends felt privately President Roosevelt ,himself rna~ Rulii\i M..te l.ieenl.e Fee !lull Mr. Rooaevelt might take tblo decide tbe Issue. The Preoldeat Ifp J oeouton to verbally and publlcly waa reported to be continuing his Muat be Paid in Spite,.. l'ep!1 to the pteu or tnrtallonlals. own otudr of tbe ,.tau code as tt 3181! £.emption Law on saturday tn Hyde Park, ULe embraees a ta.r-reachtng policy. _ • ...!!.ot . f' ,"· ' ' I S¥wnel..: ., ~. \ ; Oldahc11na I. A famout wn"ter ~- eapre'.a.. a. +sire for the tift ~ich, would penilit u• to- ounelva u other'! 1ee us. F~t.ly or uofortunately, u the cue may be, such pt hal not b~ fi.U us. If it were, it i• ,-lble that the IQID of -.Jfoeomplacency ~ould be ' comiderabUy leueneclln 10me people. Some profe1aon lftlll to thinW that the m,u:hlne hu Hc:ome '· <1,. ~tronpr than Ita crw.tor, whO. others think th• hwaan ra.ce huJ ·' 'been conquerecl\ut ita lwldiwork and that the ~le, iutead of enjoyint the 1_,1c; ·d~e by their da;n, \hi!~~. ilhould endea· vor to~~ proct~tillll of ttcialtli.. ~~P, tlait~ are oth,en wbo RJ the Woilll· g '~!'one off HeaUH It ~r· '-Rltia for be1nJ1 better off that~ und~MJDed of in the paa ~ Merdlanta who keep the" pocll Well ~~~.J~yecl In their 1torea and wloelm reap tliie full bellefit of .-.e•$pll.per · adver·· ·•· ti•inr. · · ·· Not 10111 ap the p.ople of Spllia .baDillh~ their Kiot and 1et up a RepubliC• .. . Apparently th,Y' ani... ~bs today of the wildOJD of that move. Same of th- . . to tldDk that a klfll is aot IUCh ao a:peiWin flflire-h•d after all. ln1~ of tiriq h-lf out -llda1 arillsftll townlookint for thinplhe waatl, tlie ~f~ -.,wall~-,.~~~· ~ niiWipa.per adnrtllemcnitaaad •-Jf~J .ltLtls!L...I.to~ ·~!tO advertiH, ah:e need& there. · lmowinathat ahe ean aecure. ~at . . ' . ~ ' ' At the pmmt dme th»'Wodd- to .. aD llllAf1 •d·IUI· picloui Qne,: . ' . . I, I . ' ; ' . ·: ~ . .I • !. *· - !: \' " 'd Must )}e, ai P Fee By Ex•Soldl'ers ·' • -~ 1 Counties tiable For Pasteur Co11t .t. Amollll Ret B>' WILLIAM s . NEAL INS Starr corre.pondent By W . L. JORDAN poDcy wtth reprd to Eye-witness of the Tampico burricE~ne and flood 1 mayorally conteot. Copyright 1933 by INS SO anxi!I<Js waa Mr. Roooevell to Wuhlngton. Sept 26-INS.- A • T · H arb or, S.. fttr.'rlt;. "~ mA~ it ·clear he w:tll take no part Aboard S. S. Sapmero, amp100 ;t:;ntit ,t he JN,yoralty race he announe- c;ompromlse plan to Pnd the acute INS--Sections of the once rich city of Tampico, the leaded he wm have no 1n row over proposed 10 percent lOSII . . !l d d I tPI· York toDtw:ht. Not only limitation provision of the code or ing oil port of the republic of MexiCO, o~n ere ~ : : exeeuttve has directed no ratr competition ror uoo.ooo re- feet of water today followhlg a deva!Jtating hurrlc.fi.P I ~•n~ be made for him hillers was under oonaklers.tion to~ 1 and flood which took a toll of hundredf if not thou!l!a~,ls wiD I .' · rneAt ' it York, ; Arson Attempts Adniitted by · - • ' Plus Tested Selling Ideas .. pn"emntent' reeatabliahed it Did yQUI Ever Stop:: ye Think ? ' Word has been Me11:ico City, Sept. 26--INS--The Meue&n contact wi~ the hur• ricane--devaetated rerion about Tampico at BOOD today but 1till waa unable to attempt any aecur.. ate eaUmate of the numL-r of d-d, varlouaJ. y Dt: · d f •~ S 000. · · reporte af rom ...,., to , ~ ~ ; ,,... f' - · il" \ ~· ~ft. ADoelmo Madu, chie .... m eraticma in the atate of Tamaulipaa, wi , . f~~~.~. that the l.Aa '' I leave the capital for nine-day eacked of wearine apparelaad jew.. ~ Jfew York City a nd In hb e11'J. Tllie tbe first tirrw durin• I fukher upstate In Hyde Park . the presr- nt Cuban trouble that u executive was leave here 1 ·A mericq home knowa to u .., I a. bout 1 P. M.• will apend I . been violated. In hll Sixty• street .... _- ·· .. · ... ...,.~....-,,_ and tomorrow c Plan ~rl~~,:;:· ~ Palrnk. New Yo~· om.pronuEse d. .,..,Y 1 ·R " F ) to 11. board ~( th~ ~~~nd Steel ·.'!JO_, .arld o. 11!preeent8.tl\le ·: ot the Colorado Wom~n ' President Rooeevelt walched the I u~nr1. Luc1'I • Smythe Stadllrctr, • greatest peaee time monetary pro- hative of MontJ"Omery, Ala., whoae ============== Co., ,L. Ie. Block. cll&!r!DN' ol , tlje ";., BULLETIN By ARTHUR CONSTANTINE INS S taIf C orrapolld ent rram .ever attempted, get under~ home at Havana was •tared by 1 way here today • and prepared to &TOUP of Cuban Jooten and ralk BIG STEEL DEAL ON' ,.r Wind Followed By Flood From Panuco River. ~lrl'J•.;. in1 Houaeo Away; 50 Missing In Floods In rope; Several Killed In Quake ,,,. IN8 Starr cor..,oondent 1 Wuhlnrton. Sept . oe-INs- • aa1oo By Order of the Em..~~~ • ~ l'i""f c;:ojlun~n~~"r:;~ ~ · Atteit. L J. Heiner, Recorder. . Matlo1l ' OTHER TOWNS ARE HARD HIT By EDWARD B. LOCKETT New York, Sept. 28-lNB-"H,. wasn't happy unless h'! waa ':VtlrkiniJ. even thnMg"h he was repeated- or lbo s.......... A n11DliMii- ,; Important matten will be Balo;oab...nlo wm bo ' The followlnl ' wert . AID RECOVERY Preaid-nt LeaYea White House On Short Trip To New York Author Th ... iQIIOD l'tSIIDel lnasinHB meetlftl!t Of the erd.ttf tal- j ILLUSTRATIONS ;~;* , ~ i.·~AJ~U:TS, COPY IN W~KE Of UVASHTING HURH Credit Pro,..am Dealped To Loosen Na· tion'a Money Career Of HJimbri~t And In Daylichtl Quintet Crswl Short Story Wnter · Throuch Small Venti!! · Ia Cut Short lator ()peninr "YOU KNOW ME Al" ...,...., ... ~ 'leoi»!U .... "' ,..,...~. ,. ----~· ' . RIR'iiloA'i 'PAk"TY' MiliTARY AND f:SCAPE IS MADE ,. lnfamoUA "Machine Gun" Kelly Comes To End OfTrsil A~ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION! w-...~ RELIH fORCES .nCHHER n AID STRICKEN 1 fifth A meet.IDr will be field aE ihe Nr.w Martin Hotel Tuetby eveniDf at whleh 4hne a di.!JCUilllon will ~ tia.d 'nlaUYe &o a drive cecemlnl' the NKA. In Pomeroy l.nd vlelnltJ. t · No Extra Cost! MONHARY Cubans l.oo!ed Home ~UN IS BEGUN BY 1s HEART ~ICTtM G=:~:::~E;~ ADMINISTRHmN - Five Mak~~Bre~ JAMES H. BUTLER ' GH~AT • •••• ••••• ••••• ••••• RING W. URDN[H ~~t~:~cl:~~l f~M~US WRITER New SIIIJI'IIII, Florida UJf Kaylor. and 1'110,_, ilblo. Ralel Radwwl ROOMS liM, fJ.sl aAm$1... MUtord Hoft'ma'n ·and family. Miss Jean R.ou3h was a. troek end guesL or Mrs. l!;noln. :aro,n. M!ldred and ha.n Layne, Lucy · Believed WHEN KillER AND .WifE ARE CAUGHT HOTEL COLUMBUS ~I ••••• ••••• ~r:'!i;~~~ ~ will attend the weddlnr Mllll ADd& Robln.eon. daughter ~ A' lane Pilots Get 8 , a}an· R ' IFhen · · Air· 2 1 Houn SUICIDES IN JAR 'nleodore Robinson. hb cousin. ---. Kenneth Walker. This wu tbe Springfield, 0., Sept. 26-INs-'. ~1 purpose of the trip to Hyde TmPriPoll"d on a. d1aon:lerly conduct, PUt. charge, Ed1mrd ReUotr. Sfl. h"ld - There was still a p<mjbtllty the 'pnded his life here today by han 1• · . would attend tile open· 1Se15flon of the American r..e.ton qonventton In Chicago ne:rt Mon· da'f, but this was considered slight. The President will retur~ to W_.talncton after his speech the night of October f . · 11111' himself with cell In the Cln.rk totr was a fonner ""'ftn~ hotnP. In t.tea .sa.ttt: · · his belt tn his county jail. RetInmate of a V"tDayton authorl- · -- 1ft W eeldy to R f'! e e i • e 700 Ami 1 p $1, ua •7 - ·~ ChicaJO, Sept. 28-DfS-Plve m__a_- 1..~, Jor air transport linea today nounced. u etfecttYe Oct.. 1 ;..~•.:::: 1:~~~~ rate of salarles tor pllots rrom t'l.OOO to s~uoo annually un .. der the NRA plan schedule. Ari average of eiJhteen houn a week will pay $'1'.000 per year and AGED MAN SHOT BY 21 hours wtn pay $7,'100. MASS FOR COWBOY IMITATORS tb~e!';,,-::!:!' are PLANT -INS-A Lines, American Alrwayo. conttnent.al and western Alr, Oolumbua, 0 .. Sept. - game of "eowboy" played bV two 1! tem Air Exprell and 'E&stt!m rear old Oolumbull boys, had ended tra.nspott. bere today ln Ule lhootlna of a 64· feat-old man. The boJI~ Robert Val' O,ll:e and llalpb Prlae, eonlronted o . w. 8ktnner with a .22 O&Uber rttle. and ordered b.bQ. hold up hta ~~v~ · t • tanda. The m•., e I. bands,~. ond . . .,'I!JIII 1: 11··• ~pproxlmately uo of Ute 3'1'5 piwtU pt a pay Increaae under the new rate. Based lte of ~- lots emploYed on • ccmpoa ..,..,..., hOUJ'ly pa_y tor f.JyJnr time. ·Jots'.i lncome illf!""' wm averaee •$?!10 an hOlD\ the co-nleo Ioken to of UDI~t In· ·~ ll'eaimont .a iounded ,:. ·t1"f ,....;.;. .• ...,. - •• ·~po.y __.. &ehedules h ..... The were queotlolled by 01'eue wl~· w~ -rr:~ of .l e ~...QIIe auiiMM 1 llown ID' ~ to equalllo the rotea. j.... ~~~~~ I �THIIllAtt.Y TRllltJl0-.1'0111l110T, 0810 ' ·.~!~..J~~kt...!!.~.J!.t~!.... \ .. •OJ,- uafot II' should he done betore Ule nation& agree on a diaannament seheme It wu leara,ed, meanwhile tha t Premier MU&IOllnl's four-power pact, actually. tt.ua:b unotftcial y I"J functlonlnl ln the dlsarmament ta lk.ll, wit.h the ltallan premier bt" lt!prt!llelll:cd by delell:aie Burtch Von Neuralth revealed Greman y ~~ not opposed to arms comrol bu t d1ttl06d tha.t If control will exiat fot lnur ye.n before other nations ber. ln to disarm German y wUl then ask for protective a rmamt!nl-5 In c'udlng heavier ar tillery fiCO Utmg rla n~ and lili'h t tankH Take It and Like It lllo ~ of lllr<l> ~. 1m. PublliiiOII llallJ &IIG ...,_, tl.f.iiiPI SU1a'd&J'. Ulca~ o.a Lo•er SeeoUd llll'tet, PometO)', o Wllal G.Qr trlendllell4 UILlettH'I ...... ne• ~uer fqr publk:a~ ~ aould iP all cuel II&D their nam.~thovib I)OC J:leOellllib \o tM: ~ AnflOJmOW ~Uen. bow~ ..,._ lD DO ial&.aace wUl be publilbed. e~:celJep\ IUU1 de&itable Jn l.bem• N.&TION.U. ADVE&TISING BEPUSE:NTA"UVI8 Chaplin Children Must Live ''" Less 1 1" ....bill. bloc. C~ l'~&i~Wftptlia. PII&Uvrb, IUiwallbe I'H Ui&oorial OffiCII cap zsa..J. Accounting Crihcized aa Allowancea Cut to $350 Mo~thly M c.thet"a For BllllzteA Otrlee aad Ctr,:.ulatiGfl Depl can 112-.R B7 •aU Pellnred B1 Carner . $ 11) One Month Oll:e Week . . . 80 Thttle Months ODB Month . . ' Six Montba . 00 6 tOne Year • •• · · · ·· One Year Fine Showing In Buchtel ' Game Revives Hopes Of Enthusiaata SOFT GOAL. INDvsT'f~Y ;THE CUBAN SITUATION COFFI:t: SJLOP JNSTEI\D of th e Cu ban s ltuawon clanfymg as man~ had \ confidently expected, it appears mort' and more clear [ tb.at mt en: entiOn by the Umted States w11J be compulsory to prated t he hv es and property of Amencans In\' Oived m th e hornet 's neiit. Instead of t he mha.b1tant8 of Cuba ~o m .e ~ ltght !:diU \\ u t 1 ommon sense and WOL'Km g lo)o(et h u to r t h e <omm u u g •oU uf all, followin~ acti ng wit h I I Los Angeles. s ~pt :.:6-INsCharles !:Spencer Chaplln J1 3 md Ea rl C haplin 7 the twu suus or Ch arles Chapl! n fllm com~d} kmg Af t.t. t cr/Uchang tht fi fth a nn ual r...- accounttna ot Chaplin'• wire, Lita Qrey Ohaplln. ILB ~ and unaatl.!factory," SUperlot JU4• each will h&ve 1.0 ret &kmf 1\11! t350 a munth ge Ch arlllll Cr.tLII today had orcl '" the monthly allowa.nce Oil eac:b boY cut from 1500 to p:KI, Cha plin 8 a ttorney& had tiled an exet:puon w hla to~ wife.. ac-('ti Un lmg showtna: &he had spent $33 .9Y4 62 for the bOys' .. support dutlnli' the 22 months encttna: lad July Chaplin at the time ot the dlro. (teat.ed a $200.000 trust fund tor I su~Jf-urt vf hts sons of whom Mra. Ciwplaln is euardlan Chaplm ~ a ttorneys ~t.ttempttd to lnt.errogute he1 on several itelnl IJ~ted iu her report of expenditures I J(•r th~ ddldwn I Cllll t a. nswe1 she sobbed "I tun t ke1 iJ fl'!:un·s In m y head I V.lSh t.he rut her had the boya' ln· l.ert.st Rt heart u.s much as I have .. Thf> a tt.orneys h ad s ought to Question thf' lratl! bea ut y about $2 50 listed as t he 1mce ot a boy'.s haircut $5 10! removal of a wart fmm Cluu les Jr s hand about n 000 !or a European tri p, and oth<: r t xpemes I -·.. SQUAD AT WORK l lndl!r Sam('! Maru;emcnt. ALBA ('(IIIW.T Nnr 60 Sm1rn:~., JWe~l HOTU1 Florldll B&Ul• Ika&ct '4-U.Jn Preparing For Hard Contest With Rutland Friday Night lDid Wrllt for Boekld &ntl llatt:!l • th e d e partUH:' uf !1-[a ~.: haU u, Lh e nngp1al cause of the up- ! IHnng, q, ~Y :-JcCm to be drnnk with th e thought of obtain~ 111g su m ~ pow er for themselves and so they go ft·om week t o wee k11 Wlth o ut a pat"tu:le of 1mproVemenl ma.n1fe:sted. So I"ong a:-; a cn un t r.' J!'l :!! O .1nvo l\ied a ::~ 1.s Cuba at prese nt th e rR, Is little chan ce for an}thmg to be accomplished 't lld ~o iCappears 1f any semblance of order is to come ft om tlie; p1 e~ ent state of anarc hy, unn'st and chaos, 1t rnu ~t e0m e t h ro1.1gh .some agency tore1gn to the Cuhan I ~ou Ever Stop (to (tbinlt 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there is more to any buainesa than merely having a place to ..o busine... Securing the merchandi •., to oell is only the first step. The most important thing is the oelling of merchandise a11d selling it right. The rightkind of merchandiae, backed up by the right kind of Advertiaing, will always build a profitable busineas. Good advertising creates an irrestible appeal. -\d...ertioed merchandise always creates good-will for .any busine.as because it give& satisfaction. NOTICE TQ BUSINESS . MEN On aC«<oUnt of Conferel\clf' of the tera of American li'On to be ~eld in Pomer'o:t, Wednesdav, SeP,t. 27th, buaineae men of ..... dioplay en above d•te. The demand for adYerlised goods is growin1 day by day. · Advertisiiw always makes a wonderful imprc;u(on '111 bilay shoppep; they always read the ads before shopping in ' atder to •ave ti(fte and money. '-' · TJUthful advertising has a wide range of appeal. • Jt reach& evel'j!>Ody. " PEOI"I.;Ei AREAL WAYS LOOKING FIJR QUALitY · MtR· CHAIIII):ISE. THEY KNOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CAk!W J'ltE FACTS ABOUT WHERE TO Bl!Y. TH,\'J' IS WHY nu::Y READ THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CM{E· FULLY• .' . ' .' ; •• .. '. Rodeo Sweetheart in Action ' j ' I the •~t. where the . lf ever, nr:rvet )aml!t J. Dwyer, fa~ piccures, "Worryt Not 1 trnuke a lot. But 1 ,,. OK. 11 HOW ARE YtURtlfRYES? Do~ ir ttplietyou - -- - to Hce soiiieOnc in il dangnous podtlonZ , our~df t o\ tha t pla[c-then. cont:idtT Put BRUTAL ._ILLINGS J N MIC,HlG AN Mu~da ~ momJng- .~gang of hoodlwn:-. a11d a ll lO Und t' IWmw;:-~ nf humu nJt\: , hC! Irt u;1 nnd robb ed a bunk 111 Flrn t 1\ftrr wntltonl v kill1ug a CUiitomer t Jt Fihooting him m the Ladi, th l'y mad e c\' f'I'Y eJfOJi to kill ~ other d e fen ~ cl ess and mnoce nt pe opl e no.; their rar roared 1 its '\ay d own the ma m thorough hue ot the Wolvcrm._ \ 1 111 r.cr••t:s. Bur remember, no matteJ:" . MATCHLESS Th l) fn<'t tltat 1\ficb,g- ~ Jl cttiZCil :i n•fu se to cntcrtalll a la)v wherc•lJy u killer may fprfell hHs life for waut·)f, murdet·, certainly did n~t influence these killer. to han- dle thetr firearms carefully. If they are apprehended the worst that can hapnen them upon conviction ts a gentence fqr life in the peniwhlch expertcnce tht'Oughout the United St.tes shown to be for that length qf time only in rare in· ~cDC I!O. A" a matter of fact the av~ra11e "lifer" spends :Yll111" how num { you ~ muke, l amel't .:oadler tobacco' ne"! er up•et yaur nene.. eity. tha.n 20 yean Ill N D NOT MANY OF US bue the iron nerves Mcessary • to be a New York 11teeplejaek, Bot we can all take a tip from these dare~devila whoae very lives depend on healthy nerves. As James J. Dwyer tells it; "I've been chmbing for .' years and smoking cigarettea: even longer. I picked Camel1 becauae they're milder. And when I IJ8Y milder I mt~ln that no matter hoi\ many 1 ~rnoke they never get on my nervE's What do I t hink about up there In the rur Y Not rr.ueh of ~tnything, Worry r Not me, I smoke Camels-nnd my nerves are OK." You'll hke Camels, too. The1r c:OS!tlter tobfl.~os cerw tainly make a dtfferenea. In taste, In mildnel58. ADd tbey never get on your nerves. prison fm his -mistteeQ:a. "'''···'' We m'Ohto woulq hardly be qualified to cotuplain if i ~, mUunces. for her vlcfOt'f i1l a rodeo conteat • Lona Beach, Cal1, wheN •he wo• the title of "'Sweetlulart ot tbt. fOl'l'll& gn), giVIII I demonBtratiOn of ht!ir equeetriiJl •kill at Mlneoll, Lone laland. Fair. ~·,..~~~ rnlJ~P!' PUr road b~ck tpo ria~~~~' I Is lW•.~(i'ct 1 tl\ai !ltl~p are !felting couutl~i• ~f tHo 'wo>ld, too. · ', 1 Roundup", Ardetlt. Sc!llnetder, Calt· t· , · ; I·ER TOBACCOS OD a vlait to Ne1t York U a ftWIW t-rirnuial on his release were kept ht Mlctligan I is no to keep th~m from ¥•11111 .,frQlfl ' Otle . I"' all · s~ei~ty · "'lll:di'J! :tbn j t··, ,pniiio . of ,, . • ·-·-·' NEVER CET ON YOUR NERVE S ••• NEVER TIRE YOUR T~STE a.1 c..-...Lllll, "-'nai.S.ntiM.~:W~ ' • ' I ' • ,, . �THIIllAtt.Y TRllltJl0-.1'0111l110T, 0810 ' ·.~!~..J~~kt...!!.~.J!.t~!.... \ .. •OJ,- uafot II' should he done betore Ule nation& agree on a diaannament seheme It wu leara,ed, meanwhile tha t Premier MU&IOllnl's four-power pact, actually. tt.ua:b unotftcial y I"J functlonlnl ln the dlsarmament ta lk.ll, wit.h the ltallan premier bt" lt!prt!llelll:cd by delell:aie Burtch Von Neuralth revealed Greman y ~~ not opposed to arms comrol bu t d1ttl06d tha.t If control will exiat fot lnur ye.n before other nations ber. ln to disarm German y wUl then ask for protective a rmamt!nl-5 In c'udlng heavier ar tillery fiCO Utmg rla n~ and lili'h t tankH Take It and Like It lllo ~ of lllr<l> ~. 1m. PublliiiOII llallJ &IIG ...,_, tl.f.iiiPI SU1a'd&J'. Ulca~ o.a Lo•er SeeoUd llll'tet, PometO)', o Wllal G.Qr trlendllell4 UILlettH'I ...... ne• ~uer fqr publk:a~ ~ aould iP all cuel II&D their nam.~thovib I)OC J:leOellllib \o tM: ~ AnflOJmOW ~Uen. bow~ ..,._ lD DO ial&.aace wUl be publilbed. e~:celJep\ IUU1 de&itable Jn l.bem• N.&TION.U. ADVE&TISING BEPUSE:NTA"UVI8 Chaplin Children Must Live ''" Less 1 1" ....bill. bloc. C~ l'~&i~Wftptlia. PII&Uvrb, IUiwallbe I'H Ui&oorial OffiCII cap zsa..J. Accounting Crihcized aa Allowancea Cut to $350 Mo~thly M c.thet"a For BllllzteA Otrlee aad Ctr,:.ulatiGfl Depl can 112-.R B7 •aU Pellnred B1 Carner . $ 11) One Month Oll:e Week . . . 80 Thttle Months ODB Month . . ' Six Montba . 00 6 tOne Year • •• · · · ·· One Year Fine Showing In Buchtel ' Game Revives Hopes Of Enthusiaata SOFT GOAL. INDvsT'f~Y ;THE CUBAN SITUATION COFFI:t: SJLOP JNSTEI\D of th e Cu ban s ltuawon clanfymg as man~ had \ confidently expected, it appears mort' and more clear [ tb.at mt en: entiOn by the Umted States w11J be compulsory to prated t he hv es and property of Amencans In\' Oived m th e hornet 's neiit. Instead of t he mha.b1tant8 of Cuba ~o m .e ~ ltght !:diU \\ u t 1 ommon sense and WOL'Km g lo)o(et h u to r t h e <omm u u g •oU uf all, followin~ acti ng wit h I I Los Angeles. s ~pt :.:6-INsCharles !:Spencer Chaplln J1 3 md Ea rl C haplin 7 the twu suus or Ch arles Chapl! n fllm com~d} kmg Af t.t. t cr/Uchang tht fi fth a nn ual r...- accounttna ot Chaplin'• wire, Lita Qrey Ohaplln. ILB ~ and unaatl.!factory," SUperlot JU4• each will h&ve 1.0 ret &kmf 1\11! t350 a munth ge Ch arlllll Cr.tLII today had orcl '" the monthly allowa.nce Oil eac:b boY cut from 1500 to p:KI, Cha plin 8 a ttorney& had tiled an exet:puon w hla to~ wife.. ac-('ti Un lmg showtna: &he had spent $33 .9Y4 62 for the bOys' .. support dutlnli' the 22 months encttna: lad July Chaplin at the time ot the dlro. (teat.ed a $200.000 trust fund tor I su~Jf-urt vf hts sons of whom Mra. Ciwplaln is euardlan Chaplm ~ a ttorneys ~t.ttempttd to lnt.errogute he1 on several itelnl IJ~ted iu her report of expenditures I J(•r th~ ddldwn I Cllll t a. nswe1 she sobbed "I tun t ke1 iJ fl'!:un·s In m y head I V.lSh t.he rut her had the boya' ln· l.ert.st Rt heart u.s much as I have .. Thf> a tt.orneys h ad s ought to Question thf' lratl! bea ut y about $2 50 listed as t he 1mce ot a boy'.s haircut $5 10! removal of a wart fmm Cluu les Jr s hand about n 000 !or a European tri p, and oth<: r t xpemes I -·.. SQUAD AT WORK l lndl!r Sam('! Maru;emcnt. ALBA ('(IIIW.T Nnr 60 Sm1rn:~., JWe~l HOTU1 Florldll B&Ul• Ika&ct '4-U.Jn Preparing For Hard Contest With Rutland Friday Night lDid Wrllt for Boekld &ntl llatt:!l • th e d e partUH:' uf !1-[a ~.: haU u, Lh e nngp1al cause of the up- ! IHnng, q, ~Y :-JcCm to be drnnk with th e thought of obtain~ 111g su m ~ pow er for themselves and so they go ft·om week t o wee k11 Wlth o ut a pat"tu:le of 1mproVemenl ma.n1fe:sted. So I"ong a:-; a cn un t r.' J!'l :!! O .1nvo l\ied a ::~ 1.s Cuba at prese nt th e rR, Is little chan ce for an}thmg to be accomplished 't lld ~o iCappears 1f any semblance of order is to come ft om tlie; p1 e~ ent state of anarc hy, unn'st and chaos, 1t rnu ~t e0m e t h ro1.1gh .some agency tore1gn to the Cuhan I ~ou Ever Stop (to (tbinlt 1 By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. THAT there is more to any buainesa than merely having a place to ..o busine... Securing the merchandi •., to oell is only the first step. The most important thing is the oelling of merchandise a11d selling it right. The rightkind of merchandiae, backed up by the right kind of Advertiaing, will always build a profitable busineas. Good advertising creates an irrestible appeal. -\d...ertioed merchandise always creates good-will for .any busine.as because it give& satisfaction. NOTICE TQ BUSINESS . MEN On aC«<oUnt of Conferel\clf' of the tera of American li'On to be ~eld in Pomer'o:t, Wednesdav, SeP,t. 27th, buaineae men of ..... dioplay en above d•te. The demand for adYerlised goods is growin1 day by day. · Advertisiiw always makes a wonderful imprc;u(on '111 bilay shoppep; they always read the ads before shopping in ' atder to •ave ti(fte and money. '-' · TJUthful advertising has a wide range of appeal. • Jt reach& evel'j!>Ody. " PEOI"I.;Ei AREAL WAYS LOOKING FIJR QUALitY · MtR· CHAIIII):ISE. THEY KNOW THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CAk!W J'ltE FACTS ABOUT WHERE TO Bl!Y. TH,\'J' IS WHY nu::Y READ THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS CM{E· FULLY• .' . ' .' ; •• .. '. Rodeo Sweetheart in Action ' j ' I the •~t. where the . lf ever, nr:rvet )aml!t J. Dwyer, fa~ piccures, "Worryt Not 1 trnuke a lot. But 1 ,,. OK. 11 HOW ARE YtURtlfRYES? Do~ ir ttplietyou - -- - to Hce soiiieOnc in il dangnous podtlonZ , our~df t o\ tha t pla[c-then. cont:idtT Put BRUTAL ._ILLINGS J N MIC,HlG AN Mu~da ~ momJng- .~gang of hoodlwn:-. a11d a ll lO Und t' IWmw;:-~ nf humu nJt\: , hC! Irt u;1 nnd robb ed a bunk 111 Flrn t 1\ftrr wntltonl v kill1ug a CUiitomer t Jt Fihooting him m the Ladi, th l'y mad e c\' f'I'Y eJfOJi to kill ~ other d e fen ~ cl ess and mnoce nt pe opl e no.; their rar roared 1 its '\ay d own the ma m thorough hue ot the Wolvcrm._ \ 1 111 r.cr••t:s. Bur remember, no matteJ:" . MATCHLESS Th l) fn<'t tltat 1\ficb,g- ~ Jl cttiZCil :i n•fu se to cntcrtalll a la)v wherc•lJy u killer may fprfell hHs life for waut·)f, murdet·, certainly did n~t influence these killer. to han- dle thetr firearms carefully. If they are apprehended the worst that can hapnen them upon conviction ts a gentence fqr life in the peniwhlch expertcnce tht'Oughout the United St.tes shown to be for that length qf time only in rare in· ~cDC I!O. A" a matter of fact the av~ra11e "lifer" spends :Yll111" how num { you ~ muke, l amel't .:oadler tobacco' ne"! er up•et yaur nene.. eity. tha.n 20 yean Ill N D NOT MANY OF US bue the iron nerves Mcessary • to be a New York 11teeplejaek, Bot we can all take a tip from these dare~devila whoae very lives depend on healthy nerves. As James J. Dwyer tells it; "I've been chmbing for .' years and smoking cigarettea: even longer. I picked Camel1 becauae they're milder. And when I IJ8Y milder I mt~ln that no matter hoi\ many 1 ~rnoke they never get on my nervE's What do I t hink about up there In the rur Y Not rr.ueh of ~tnything, Worry r Not me, I smoke Camels-nnd my nerves are OK." You'll hke Camels, too. The1r c:OS!tlter tobfl.~os cerw tainly make a dtfferenea. In taste, In mildnel58. ADd tbey never get on your nerves. prison fm his -mistteeQ:a. "'''···'' We m'Ohto woulq hardly be qualified to cotuplain if i ~, mUunces. for her vlcfOt'f i1l a rodeo conteat • Lona Beach, Cal1, wheN •he wo• the title of "'Sweetlulart ot tbt. fOl'l'll& gn), giVIII I demonBtratiOn of ht!ir equeetriiJl •kill at Mlneoll, Lone laland. Fair. ~·,..~~~ rnlJ~P!' PUr road b~ck tpo ria~~~~' I Is lW•.~(i'ct 1 tl\ai !ltl~p are !felting couutl~i• ~f tHo 'wo>ld, too. · ', 1 Roundup", Ardetlt. Sc!llnetder, Calt· t· , · ; I·ER TOBACCOS OD a vlait to Ne1t York U a ftWIW t-rirnuial on his release were kept ht Mlctligan I is no to keep th~m from ¥•11111 .,frQlfl ' Otle . I"' all · s~ei~ty · "'lll:di'J! :tbn j t··, ,pniiio . of ,, . • ·-·-·' NEVER CET ON YOUR NERVE S ••• NEVER TIRE YOUR T~STE a.1 c..-...Lllll, "-'nai.S.ntiM.~:W~ ' • ' I ' • ,, . �\ . ~ In Kidnap, M~rder, -D~Y~ • ' 1- ' Robbeey Ging -Roundup ' ... ' 0 ...~\t~v~r~l'k c ·ne>tUN. . • I . ,. I ' REBECCA YAUG&R :• Type IQ<e \bit (iO pt.) 10c per Ube. Qucsri~d An\wf"r~ 8 r.--uuve llllerll01111 fill Ho w ma11 b.:/1'"(.1~\~ fa!6 b• u1u:d ~ ~- of rtegal in size, in majestic beOuty kiiwl of fat should two st ur ed •el>alcat•lv Ill a glass or ot her J31 I CIOilleCUUve lulserUons tor priCe ot the rdr1geralor Bqcon be used (or bae>tlll~ 1 and is good !01 , raw poh.loee or otiler \'Cg - 1 I• • ' .. I ~B USe or l exce lle nt ' !•••!'~~'i:rLanf\It I 1 YOrk Pri,on lnmatea Coach Qi..atiafied Reoult Of ShGwing Monday LOSS OF With Cheoapeake There Saturday Gtr~:n foo lbnll malc1:al J:u gely T<'wPC.Otlb1c fer t he Coach llJUI' tenl!.llee of t arnha m, M 'J'ldny l:VCUtn(l" Lillile ~j,!,~ ""'"''· finest of fllle load quickly or.1 effK1eritly oervell in ele<lricoll,>~ dlnmg roans Bo\h ond servidor in every roan. Siri'gle (,., 12!0 1 Ploy E•hibiti.JQ E... II •...{ • m .,n I With New Severe Blo'!" ; Firat downiDWn :OridlinbH t~ .... ST. NICHOLAS I For Rent FOR RENT..--.-small cnLLa.ge 38? orant. Bt , Mlddlep01 t 0 . M1118 Emma Boice or lnteror, ins.mp(uous lwcury .. in foct regal i~ng !"""!'! plice. (fllo Sinb>St. Nichlf;s should be y<M ' an all of )'Jill' viSi~ to Oncmlf¢i. 5"1' ot thiS pleasant place in the l-ea1~ of , Bed . dJlJ)· 01 vmo• ~l ~UTU~K I~ liT ~r UC~l r~nBAll r~ Ns ·' '. 9 ~2~M3t ' For Sale, Mi•c. . C INC I~~NAT I }'OR SALE-One Delco 700 watt automatic Ught plant with batM 'terys 80 A. H one 600 watt Delco with Westinghouse DO A H . bat· tcz:y 32 volt all electric radios. I. Meredith, Pomeroy, Ohio. OM2:J·3t. BY o. ··, . - . , - - - APPLES-8pple buLto• upplcs Dropped Delicious 50c per bUBhel HarUnger Pru!L ~· --·- _ P.uiTulo O J at CoJumhus ! A. l!li pll ) . Parm, Phono Br 24·3t FOR SALE-Fieah Jersey cows and Mu y n rhiclrn f••nr r lJi• f1rrrl 1•1 1 thorcughMbred spotted Polnnd the /iii(Jtl" wlun cr :wg the meat 1 OhiM piga. Prices reMona.ble frrmL 1tl WrlLe or see VIctor Oenhetmer, Pomeroy R. D. :J 9M2t·3t , Whe:on A clll • J,cn hone sut h n.'!"n fll"lllll~tit k IK ' d{JI JC'd up" HI a pU]!l' l frill. lt IH surrollrrl t.o s 1 ~111fy that the bmw lllRY h~ ht•ld by tllC f1tll wlulc> th(• llW.lt tn (),tlr•n I1um il th e rule hc>1111_: tllnt n flngur fpor[ 1 11hall not ~'. hun or ~~ ~c~SI! th~ fm ' gci'H. Thl! u ~c of the kn tff' n tlill f orlt 1 ~ gcr1t''llll y p refe rred !f the hostCSfi IJ ~lbeull enough t o' per-~ nut hau~lmg th r. ho11c, the guc.,t ahoulri nc~c 1· go m fnt· 1\5 to puL the bone Jt~;elf m het· mouth. NA'tJON.\lt (£.,GUt: firorJkl~ l! Bclitor Rt Pb11M~lphla IlL NI!W YOI')L PIUsburch at St Louis I I I Cocoanut c~okits IT001,S rnokie~ cream coconnnl nrt' made eastly becnu11e they are d ~np· 1 ped from the ~ r oon It's nn t'xccl-~ lent manner m \\ hich tn usc C' l'CII nl thnt ha~ !IOljred, nnd the cook teH are ddre10UH. l I ~ (' fin" 1l l• [l ' ,.. roul ni"R ~·· ' ' ' l •' 2 ••r L• l m; ~' " " d' ' KIH<J oocoo~u• 1 I Cream shurlemng an d M lll~nr tnb~lhr.r; 1uld b<:'atcn egg. h r rt loF~f~Ml/lotel t3 gcthc1 d ry rn g redtenb an d ad d ~O· 1 a con nul t:o mb llle j'ry- mgt•edtent5 mto nu:o<t ure aflernately w1th ' w -~ I crea m. M1x well and dror by tPL•Mmo&VL'\ 11 -.... ,.;poon9 a greased bakwg 's hee' 1IH.akc r~-· Ill II hut oven o( 400 deg •ce:J PU:H'n', I'MKING SMCI. I• . fot• lli mmute R. GAIAGI IN CONftU.TIOM @J.Um L •• tDN3 0Lt) SILL 'MAKES A COLORFUL FIGURE WHeN HE ENTERS 'THE RING WRAPPED IN HIS FAMous INDIAN BLANKET! nn ' FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON DRESS AGGRESSIVe STYLe ALWAYS I (;..f.Ufif!$ .41/ }ant GIJrdon'J m~dtll dfo t1111trd 1111d Jttrdwf 111 Paru amJ lh• liJlllrn.: arl Jlladt lll Ntw YtTi. FIR/;· Pare nts Should School Lunch Programs Says Mi ss McCornuck d~ssed. lt wou ld be ddli cull to find a model for sc hool wear ) e l ~o exceedmgly smart 1t " vtvld -ied wooltn mixture with tnm of plam 1tnillg r~d woolen to h!'>alth Many school l' palltrn No. 261 ma1 6t o)• 1a111td '" l•t:n d lo 12. S1u I rt• ljUirtJ H~ JtlTJJ 5-l ·mch With ~ 7/UJ JS -i11rh t lmlrtutin,. It Jtii'C!tr1- rtady for 111H11td!41 t hand rul. 11 Billy I llow to Get Th£se Patterns at no~m . Parents who desi re chddren to have the best chtmce in hf(!' should ;;,~~;,;; practicable plan ~ ot The limp,__I_c••,tc..<.• and tl1e siu ~ou They have accjtdred a habit of being oucceoaful. They do not er,ter into apy project until they have first made a careful anay $io of conditions and eotablished the practical certainty of I is that in ii.E OUI.Ul'H Wh~l' they e~tablio"cd their b'!sinHo they oelected what they believed to lie tile moat logiealloc:ation fM big b'!sine11. • They had faith in the ft.iture of the city when they did oo, two ~-- . ' ' • . •' J:t,rJ< cit.Y h•~ a ~t, fi prete!'J 11,11d a fuluf!· - Th11 ll~t i; ~~·i the .pqor~"l. ia h~; ""~- Jlie f~ttife i• ~at ll,ll citi~en. !D~e .' " N~l~l!.~dl'"·" filt't y,·~t a city to ~e any better ~·~~ ~· .Jm'll> ~rPP b1'1HJl No 268, •1ze-to . . . .., • ·-· ' ·........ : • • • 0 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - ......•..••••.......••.• _..:!' . ... • - .... • ~ .... - ~-·---- M~~~-·~-i "'""r- "'""' .... ..,....... ' ...<l- '"'"'""' ~· ' " ' \ .'. • . ., j r. ~ '' , • .. .- . lnif way - . ' I Ad~ress yotu letter tn the foflow· • are l"eat bellev• They_havc: oho'fn thjo fllith in every way and era in • b(ller •114 .lle~h:lty. PIAIAMITER·· ON~ Qf! ·11{16. l'!'I05'1' ' want • aucceaa .. ' patu~ rn octdren,' the numbtr of the ., " .PM!~ .,,u-s IN 7'11£ R,I.'~(J nP.MY! Send 15 cents (In !tamps nr t:oin) to :tt' juhion Bureau. Wnte can,u!ly ami plalJ'IIY your 11ame and fuJI I have as The bir buoineu concerns of any city are uoually known oucceooful concemo. ing proper ,nutrition for · Thit II u ~yp.teml'l undto rtaken .. school lunch;~:l~r,~~?,: which mo!! ist the parent jersey or U.rtan plaided ~mgham makes up attractively il.lld u &turdy u well. w ,.,ol Sbawne~, Oklahoma Tbe oucceoaful future of any city can be eotabliohed only up· on a baoio of oound'l.uoineos. 'I The sc hool child's lunchE-on 15 al ways a sen ous problem both foT th1 partonts a nd t he child. The noo1 mul Tf!present 9 about a thml Ql tbr. r.lnl d' ~ f ood (or the day It II an ituportll.nt meal, anrl on" tha c:annol be nl!glecled wilh()ul d8 11ge1 s nn t'l ~ x I By Edson R. Waite, Rr M.uy G. Mc:C•rmid: Supt....vUor of HfJftlth T oachi nD Nful Y ""rk Slat~ D~partment of l';ducrJtion WtJRI<S·• ' Oaughter I' 11ever !{!o •oung to b( Rmart, JU ~t so long as she is abc autta hly Important Mea HIS SHE'LL ADORE THIS SCHOOl ." DID YOU EVER STOP TO 'THINK? Child's Luncl1 Is �\ . ~ In Kidnap, M~rder, -D~Y~ • ' 1- ' Robbeey Ging -Roundup ' ... ' 0 ...~\t~v~r~l'k c ·ne>tUN. . • I . ,. I ' REBECCA YAUG&R :• Type IQ<e \bit (iO pt.) 10c per Ube. Qucsri~d An\wf"r~ 8 r.--uuve llllerll01111 fill Ho w ma11 b.:/1'"(.1~\~ fa!6 b• u1u:d ~ ~- of rtegal in size, in majestic beOuty kiiwl of fat should two st ur ed •el>alcat•lv Ill a glass or ot her J31 I CIOilleCUUve lulserUons tor priCe ot the rdr1geralor Bqcon be used (or bae>tlll~ 1 and is good !01 , raw poh.loee or otiler \'Cg - 1 I• • ' .. I ~B USe or l exce lle nt ' !•••!'~~'i:rLanf\It I 1 YOrk Pri,on lnmatea Coach Qi..atiafied Reoult Of ShGwing Monday LOSS OF With Cheoapeake There Saturday Gtr~:n foo lbnll malc1:al J:u gely T<'wPC.Otlb1c fer t he Coach llJUI' tenl!.llee of t arnha m, M 'J'ldny l:VCUtn(l" Lillile ~j,!,~ ""'"''· finest of fllle load quickly or.1 effK1eritly oervell in ele<lricoll,>~ dlnmg roans Bo\h ond servidor in every roan. Siri'gle (,., 12!0 1 Ploy E•hibiti.JQ E... II •...{ • m .,n I With New Severe Blo'!" ; Firat downiDWn :OridlinbH t~ .... ST. NICHOLAS I For Rent FOR RENT..--.-small cnLLa.ge 38? orant. Bt , Mlddlep01 t 0 . M1118 Emma Boice or lnteror, ins.mp(uous lwcury .. in foct regal i~ng !"""!'! plice. (fllo Sinb>St. Nichlf;s should be y<M ' an all of )'Jill' viSi~ to Oncmlf¢i. 5"1' ot thiS pleasant place in the l-ea1~ of , Bed . dJlJ)· 01 vmo• ~l ~UTU~K I~ liT ~r UC~l r~nBAll r~ Ns ·' '. 9 ~2~M3t ' For Sale, Mi•c. . C INC I~~NAT I }'OR SALE-One Delco 700 watt automatic Ught plant with batM 'terys 80 A. H one 600 watt Delco with Westinghouse DO A H . bat· tcz:y 32 volt all electric radios. I. Meredith, Pomeroy, Ohio. OM2:J·3t. BY o. ··, . - . , - - - APPLES-8pple buLto• upplcs Dropped Delicious 50c per bUBhel HarUnger Pru!L ~· --·- _ P.uiTulo O J at CoJumhus ! A. l!li pll ) . Parm, Phono Br 24·3t FOR SALE-Fieah Jersey cows and Mu y n rhiclrn f••nr r lJi• f1rrrl 1•1 1 thorcughMbred spotted Polnnd the /iii(Jtl" wlun cr :wg the meat 1 OhiM piga. Prices reMona.ble frrmL 1tl WrlLe or see VIctor Oenhetmer, Pomeroy R. D. :J 9M2t·3t , Whe:on A clll • J,cn hone sut h n.'!"n fll"lllll~tit k IK ' d{JI JC'd up" HI a pU]!l' l frill. lt IH surrollrrl t.o s 1 ~111fy that the bmw lllRY h~ ht•ld by tllC f1tll wlulc> th(• llW.lt tn (),tlr•n I1um il th e rule hc>1111_: tllnt n flngur fpor[ 1 11hall not ~'. hun or ~~ ~c~SI! th~ fm ' gci'H. Thl! u ~c of the kn tff' n tlill f orlt 1 ~ gcr1t''llll y p refe rred !f the hostCSfi IJ ~lbeull enough t o' per-~ nut hau~lmg th r. ho11c, the guc.,t ahoulri nc~c 1· go m fnt· 1\5 to puL the bone Jt~;elf m het· mouth. NA'tJON.\lt (£.,GUt: firorJkl~ l! Bclitor Rt Pb11M~lphla IlL NI!W YOI')L PIUsburch at St Louis I I I Cocoanut c~okits IT001,S rnokie~ cream coconnnl nrt' made eastly becnu11e they are d ~np· 1 ped from the ~ r oon It's nn t'xccl-~ lent manner m \\ hich tn usc C' l'CII nl thnt ha~ !IOljred, nnd the cook teH are ddre10UH. l I ~ (' fin" 1l l• [l ' ,.. roul ni"R ~·· ' ' ' l •' 2 ••r L• l m; ~' " " d' ' KIH<J oocoo~u• 1 I Cream shurlemng an d M lll~nr tnb~lhr.r; 1uld b<:'atcn egg. h r rt loF~f~Ml/lotel t3 gcthc1 d ry rn g redtenb an d ad d ~O· 1 a con nul t:o mb llle j'ry- mgt•edtent5 mto nu:o<t ure aflernately w1th ' w -~ I crea m. M1x well and dror by tPL•Mmo&VL'\ 11 -.... ,.;poon9 a greased bakwg 's hee' 1IH.akc r~-· Ill II hut oven o( 400 deg •ce:J PU:H'n', I'MKING SMCI. I• . fot• lli mmute R. GAIAGI IN CONftU.TIOM @J.Um L •• tDN3 0Lt) SILL 'MAKES A COLORFUL FIGURE WHeN HE ENTERS 'THE RING WRAPPED IN HIS FAMous INDIAN BLANKET! nn ' FIFTH AVE. FASHIONS By JANE GORDON DRESS AGGRESSIVe STYLe ALWAYS I (;..f.Ufif!$ .41/ }ant GIJrdon'J m~dtll dfo t1111trd 1111d Jttrdwf 111 Paru amJ lh• liJlllrn.: arl Jlladt lll Ntw YtTi. FIR/;· Pare nts Should School Lunch Programs Says Mi ss McCornuck d~ssed. lt wou ld be ddli cull to find a model for sc hool wear ) e l ~o exceedmgly smart 1t " vtvld -ied wooltn mixture with tnm of plam 1tnillg r~d woolen to h!'>alth Many school l' palltrn No. 261 ma1 6t o)• 1a111td '" l•t:n d lo 12. S1u I rt• ljUirtJ H~ JtlTJJ 5-l ·mch With ~ 7/UJ JS -i11rh t lmlrtutin,. It Jtii'C!tr1- rtady for 111H11td!41 t hand rul. 11 Billy I llow to Get Th£se Patterns at no~m . Parents who desi re chddren to have the best chtmce in hf(!' should ;;,~~;,;; practicable plan ~ ot The limp,__I_c••,tc..<.• and tl1e siu ~ou They have accjtdred a habit of being oucceoaful. They do not er,ter into apy project until they have first made a careful anay $io of conditions and eotablished the practical certainty of I is that in ii.E OUI.Ul'H Wh~l' they e~tablio"cd their b'!sinHo they oelected what they believed to lie tile moat logiealloc:ation fM big b'!sine11. • They had faith in the ft.iture of the city when they did oo, two ~-- . ' ' • . •' J:t,rJ< cit.Y h•~ a ~t, fi prete!'J 11,11d a fuluf!· - Th11 ll~t i; ~~·i the .pqor~"l. ia h~; ""~- Jlie f~ttife i• ~at ll,ll citi~en. !D~e .' " N~l~l!.~dl'"·" filt't y,·~t a city to ~e any better ~·~~ ~· .Jm'll> ~rPP b1'1HJl No 268, •1ze-to . . . .., • ·-· ' ·........ : • • • 0 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - ......•..••••.......••.• _..:!' . ... • - .... • ~ .... - ~-·---- M~~~-·~-i "'""r- "'""' .... ..,....... ' ...<l- '"'"'""' ~· ' " ' \ .'. • . ., j r. ~ '' , • .. .- . lnif way - . ' I Ad~ress yotu letter tn the foflow· • are l"eat bellev• They_havc: oho'fn thjo fllith in every way and era in • b(ller •114 .lle~h:lty. PIAIAMITER·· ON~ Qf! ·11{16. l'!'I05'1' ' want • aucceaa .. ' patu~ rn octdren,' the numbtr of the ., " .PM!~ .,,u-s IN 7'11£ R,I.'~(J nP.MY! Send 15 cents (In !tamps nr t:oin) to :tt' juhion Bureau. Wnte can,u!ly ami plalJ'IIY your 11ame and fuJI I have as The bir buoineu concerns of any city are uoually known oucceooful concemo. ing proper ,nutrition for · Thit II u ~yp.teml'l undto rtaken .. school lunch;~:l~r,~~?,: which mo!! ist the parent jersey or U.rtan plaided ~mgham makes up attractively il.lld u &turdy u well. w ,.,ol Sbawne~, Oklahoma Tbe oucceoaful future of any city can be eotabliohed only up· on a baoio of oound'l.uoineos. 'I The sc hool child's lunchE-on 15 al ways a sen ous problem both foT th1 partonts a nd t he child. The noo1 mul Tf!present 9 about a thml Ql tbr. r.lnl d' ~ f ood (or the day It II an ituportll.nt meal, anrl on" tha c:annol be nl!glecled wilh()ul d8 11ge1 s nn t'l ~ x I By Edson R. Waite, Rr M.uy G. Mc:C•rmid: Supt....vUor of HfJftlth T oachi nD Nful Y ""rk Slat~ D~partment of l';ducrJtion WtJRI<S·• ' Oaughter I' 11ever !{!o •oung to b( Rmart, JU ~t so long as she is abc autta hly Important Mea HIS SHE'LL ADORE THIS SCHOOl ." DID YOU EVER STOP TO 'THINK? Child's Luncl1 Is �• • ' ' >' • • .. ....... • ,. "f .... 'I , ,1J.lNII ' TF • DHIO ' ITATE •MUSlUY KIOK !T AND - - - - - - - - - - - - - - C O L U~S ·I~ 0 ISTH .,, R . EADERS' NOTICE - U ;you waDt the Newa l)ftlce of The Dall7 't'' --- \ ; WEATHER FORECAST.:.:;;. tiOMo , • 1 Ohio--Pair - • • and 'nlundll', "' tolalght. Wanner 1'hundl.1 ~ ,-nbuae, can 286-L; If the BuaiDO.IIIee ulr. for 102-B. W. Va. , Showera thl8 - . - LEASED WillE If FINANCIAl RUIN IS Diatrlct Dau1h· Revolu· lion to -. held in Pomeroy, Wedneoclat, Sept. 27th, ali b...U.eA men of Pomerov aad Miclclleport are kindly reoiueatecl to cliaplay llata on aloove elate. _ · Lfl'l1 New State TazatiOD Amendment Stranalea • • I" • MUDICl~ 1t1ea MAYORS CONFER In Eflort To Solve len~; Towna Without .P rotection Cbar~e~ton, w. Va., Sept. :n- l!!t-oitla or Weol Vlrllnla, !In· •nclally atranrled by a ...,. otate wortmc out thefr own monetarY dUDculi1M pendlnr aetlan by t.he ataljt lt..ll. Declllon to let the problem net with tbe individual eltiea was · ~ !J,ere today at a oooterence of ,nay~ of 50 tlnanclal)y stricken eiUM and town& thi'Otli'hout the .. Judfment is 8Jiked. In the amount of $f,'14 and Interest aaatnst d&tendants, Walter and P. Taylor. BUSINESS MEN ATTENTIONt A. meetiDJ' will be held at the New MIU'Un Hotel TileS· day ennlnc at which &tme a dl10aalon. will bp bad rela' to a drlwe tloncernlnr f.he NRA In Pomeroy ' &11!8 and Tlclnl&r. sta~. ' A 'pro~l to declare a debt naoratorlum, u a means of combatUqs UM orltlcal ftDanclal sitU&· Uon, wu tlll'n8d down. Borne favor WJIJ found, however, tor a "citlu eurvlce charge, .. under which Lndi· vidual $a~:payen would be aaseBIIed llpecJal ebaqea weekly tor pollee a.ud \ftre PJ'Otectlon. ~lthoueh the propoaa.l tor the "cltlea lel'Viee ehara:e" waa not broutht to 11 vote, eomment amona mayon was favorable to the ~d tt was believed: tbat an mtaht be made to set up such later. . AU bulnew m&. reprdleu ~~te~nbelj ol &he Cl&y Clab,: &1'fJ ot w.hether or aot t.hey ~ ,', arpn&ly reqgeaied to be pre- .ent, u &he topW to be dlaellSIHHt II of vital IDttre•t to all. D.... y Faoe, _ Cuioon be sened at 6:31 alta whJch the discUII~ .t dJaner w:IIJ 114m wiD take place, ./ ' Hurricane KiUs 'Ibousands ' . and rormer atate auditor, ..deelared he Ia lor .._I beeauae he Ia con- vlnl'f'd "We can't get anywhere un· der the p..,.ol liquor oontrol .,.. llm" and that he will make speeehe11 Uf'IIIlJ Ohio t.o vote tor repeal "BecaUBe 1 have always be.. llend lt my duty to tell the pub- --------- Uc where Iltand." OFriCERS SC0UR C RYSIOE I N' HUNT FOR KillERS I 1 Ten De.perate Convicts/ Eaeape After Sh<ooti•~• Clerk IN INDIANA PRISON F ean Felt For Safety Of Sheriff Seized Aa Hoatage MJehigan City, Ind., Martial Law lnvoked 'To Maintain Order; Six Mexi· cans, Lootiril Sbofet, ,'Killed By Soldiera; 78 Bodiea of Storm Victima Al~dy Recovered · si!iiJ;!irle work KNIGHTS T£MPLAR ATTEf;ITION! -ta - •' Thlo - . " i_ ,,' '$ ' ·' I I 1t.tftltt brlnr )'oa. ;_, •t , low:'. .. ~r power , of Anna Polk, 19, Charg-ed WIU. Dlltllrbinl bllrlous I OUler aolutlona to the lmpuse ~ .were: : · '', ·. ,~~~~ ··~~ ~it " kn cttY and" . r4i.ii ' emtll~ be itQ;ed to work wttlfuut as.latlea pendlnl 'final settleoieDt of the Problem and the collection or sum "shoot on 11tght" at He added he had Ql loottnr. tkttt revenues. eel &he etty as the hurrlcane de~ moUshea mo.ny atruetul'f!A. He 1tated Red Cr088 an.d mUitaey That volunteer police and fire d~partmenta be orvanlzed the job1~ _ men . of .the ol the CailOrlnr sanee effed. BIQ" pt biQc~ed , ab.ou.t-- \ ' '}9·50 Here's the biggest value possible in Hats. All the new Shades of browns, grays, granif1!, pewter' and azure. See these values ..... ... ___ .. . '3·50 .. . ' ' Meip County'a Old Reliable SiGN ,, auft'oea· ot the number from 300 to or C. L. Knirht Widely Known in Newapaper Circlea ia Industries Hard Hit by Walk-Outs thtnrs In the I .' . ,' _S~~·~ Oklahoma : ' for belnl' Soft, n'ch, luxuriollillooking. New grey tones, ta~. browns in very new patterns and models. . Buyyow;snowfor · ~&full season's wear ......... _. . . . . . . E.lforts tQ compUe an accurate w&e 'ltUI dela.yed thi! eontua.lort. count ct dead aud injured to carry on the .. or state tf past Indebtedness Ia to ' cared tor: endeaoth.en 1 or the their WOfk1rs h::ld reoovered 53 and that Unidentified t.odiea would t.. bum· to prevent I!Pn:&.d of pestilence. about, simply thiDW that the machlae hu ltecome · thil!k hwaan ~ haa that initead oF quality at. low 0t111l th~ :ntuatlon Wlder control. . Oene1al Macias alao reported that ma.ny bodies bad ·baM waah.: ed :~.way b)' the ftood. that inundat· ment waa A fa~~~oua writer cmu:~n-aeY a!4sir. frl" the rift · which would pennlt ua bo- ~ u otlulr& aee 1 ~ :r ,f'pnately m; unfortu,.tely, u ~e cue Jllay ~.ouch · tift IIIII not:""' rive ua. If it wen, It Ia poulble that the awn of aelfoeompla~f· ·would be ' contiderablly te-aeclln 10- people. 1 Topcoats "•' tary commander J!Olted he had state -Tax i&l'lt .November ·· ' too Yaluea hOW' willie \fO.U can s&IIJ • .;.,,..;_ ... ,,.. , a, EbsOM R. 'WAltt P,Jcu . T~el'f a.as• HR.\ went lnio .. ....,..,},, ~. ;( YOUNG HELD IN enable• :·'' aa a.nd ~ Did ~ been a oon•&aat. advance on woo~ena _ of IDIJIQI'i&D& IIIUtien wUI be dille....... .. oh cell . top-noteh lbe .......... of ' · ' t.wo -lloi:J"' . barrkade strove tuttle- Mra. The b1Q'Inr ·-~ ; .50 - · ~ ..,....... bo .. !t,~tr ~( ~-e 1EmlnentiCC!Jilm,'lnder. Atteat' L J. ii'einer, Recorder,_ .STRIPES CHECK$ PLAIDS MIXTURES ..·· Here at ' iomp1ar wiD ......' ........ -. . A aBI.W MENt ' ...... all ..., • ·•ihz;:......... ~ ... .; ·~ ....... ' •··. .. ,--,----- By ARTHUR CONSTANTINE mtasutes to pre\"tnt lurc'h" INS starr CornepondeM , ' ~np ot Wl'fllkfd M•llloo City, 2'1 - ntEJ - replar eomlaY& WIU ·~ae bllcl a& tbe UJiilna. Ia POIIlN'OJ' at whleh U Ia eam· Pi~kYoYlr P~ttern, : & Mexican City the- 18th amendment in a forced IJEdieon Hobatetter, Secretary. 1\'Hne•,. n:lr:ht September 11th. • In FACED .BY CITIES ~:~~i~~~f: IN WEST VIRGINil,inDc~m....:_,·...:'"':1~~~ taxatlm Jny .. amendment, today were 8boulderect with -tbe taU of .·. ·.:.---::.·~· -·. NeWI It'l lb The Trtbune DONAHEY IN OF DRY LAW REPEAl ot NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. AU acboola in Raleifh count;w, oenter of one of the gieat c~l Jblft~ tna: dlltticU ot the state, wUl be ciOIJed on October 6 unlel5s the state prov1cles financial aid before Ulat tlme. Moreantown, site ol the State UnlveraJty and a clty ot 18,000 population, 1B without police or f1rt proteeuon. City pollcemen are ltt.tlnJ in City haU, retusJrq: to Dlt their beWI bec&UBe tlley have been removed h'om pa.yro1IB but wUUn1 to an11wer calls "ln an em· erpney.'' Pbe robberies In two · houra' tlme set a record tor the COontlnued - Pap --Tbree) on British Armament Plan Is Rejected ' ' . - Dead at Akron Coal Bualaeu ia Paraly•ecl; Steel W orkera Quit 1 Ford Cl-• Plant Youth lntendina To Palin Arm, Fatally WouDd• Him .~ · ~- � 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 26, 1933 downie lardner retloff stahl yeager