http://66.213.69.5/files/original/78a47fc4cab3f81f1a7a3f699ec4b7f9.pdf bbfe5b735b91ae825b4a4edef5439e4e PDF Text Text \ • ' ~r · ~ · I ' PRJDAY. OO'l'OUa 8,1MI .. T4A~II ,. O NIO ~ ITAT! Tr MUS£UU 0 lltCiH STAND I STH Ul To Head Women's Auxiliary --------------~~~5 EADERS' NOTICE - If 70U wam R the New• Olllee uttr ot The DalJl Tribune, call 28&-L: If the. ~ualilee~ Oftlce uk for 202-B. 111EATHER FORECAST- - " :Ohlo-<lloudy -~I" """lbty In Norlh llltd IIUOdlilr mornln&'. Bllrbtl,. c:d4a' Sundar and iA lt'orii,. ..., po>tlon lonllht. ..:. RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE. .-_..;:, ' ii' By Clarrier 115 Oemi-By Mall tUIO frosty Motnlaasladicate · Wiater ·Is Nigb. CAPITAL l A80 Two Killed, Four Injured In Crash In Reichstag Fire Trial . ASKEU TO J0I N Buy Your A11toa Collide When Driver Fallo Aoleep, 0\ io Belie•od HANDS FOR WA Sprlncfteld, o .. ~raona Oct. 'llere kUied: and four STRIKES BA~HED New Commander IN NEWlY SI·GNED ~ ~~Al AGR . were mjUred, two of them fa.tallr. ln a Mad-on eol· between two automobile! onr eut Of Htnnony, 0.. nea r A,ai111t Depl'<tllion In Gnat War Of l&i7 PRESIDENT WARNS NOW! today. Gt Rurul No. 1, Oumberltnd. Md., Cobey Porter, 38, of Eckhar:: Rec:a,lei!raall On Both Sideo To Cooperate . .--or:.!c.o; BY DA.Vm P . SENTNER 11!8 - And save what we sav· ed by bu~g months ago. Next tot will be higher- Sport Coats, Dress Coats, Furred and Unfurred Shag· mores and Redferns \ aa Uley JoJDea hands to meet another a:ret.t emerpncy In 1911. In ao tlolnc. the presklmt .u.~ tliink tn cerms ctntl lbstead of in WAS liNG D»t. :"" ,7 :::-· ""'* ...._ WATERLE!IS 0 ' NEJI. :..:· MU . :.~~ -.. ttw spen~ ' Pllrbnbuq;, · 1. ~lleen r"'rO.nklln a.nc:l CI.<MII'- wJth tll~r rrandf&thel', . COPO:I ~ :A SWeet Drillktn& -~ Otound 1'!'Mb ~~-~ • • u you bay, . .... '" ' l . . ' ., In Berlin~ Abov~ art, Blaroi Simojtov Po:pow {left) and l~co rr;e D:1. · ttrorl' (richt), Bulprian Communi1ta, two of the ftve nccu~cd. ~~m Prosecutor Werner, who drew tD admia:~lon f.rom Mar!n1u V.jln rl111" !.:~'t: "· .Duteb BUliPect. tbat he had set fire to the b;11torie b4iltl ir.·~. . .... '· ' - CAKKnGua • '1'- '1111111 ,.. pea..... . . . . . . . be!Uer. pq.29c ELECTRIC .Tb~atre · ·. P•merot. := ... ·' !•;'KING oF ·tJAZZ" ~..,. I .· ... tee VrotbJ, Paal Wllt&maa. lit. • Jlc Johll Bolel. .. Jti&Def.te Left, S&anltlr 811110..' ... ""' IULL8 SONS, SUICmES . Wools and Silk,, $4.50 ~o $19.75 - .' " ~--Children'a ....... 14 ... - .a a. MP"AJf.U ~vr O&BB.4.ml: • • 10c ~-H ' ~ . '7' ·" ot·· Sup~.rne ~· Scrub Bruehes ·--· -~ --........ .... ,, Pink Salvarine Bitqaick Flour ....... -· .leBo "'-L-t Bol<l .. ~ Jl!OWifet ,'•'QUality .. lOe =w.,.:...2Sc3Sc 3-.2Sc 1 ':.. ·~ ... '29c ~,Chocolate':.."' lk • • Bulk c - - t .......... ...__ RN!pi!D GOODS BREAD lc -~your fir~t lSc ·- ~.-.Crallllt, , ... ~ ·- ladles an Tent, local unit or the •-H.-tl ~eB"I, Ed..,. Woldt. of the Ubion Veterans. vincc you. 'lo lb. .. . .. . Z5c 1 lb. . . .. " . SOc 2 llio. .. ... $1.00 Sauvage " Confectionery 69c. to$1.50 . ·. - .~come ud ;ft~laj':betcire · you boy jour Fall· i.utfit. Twin Sweaters-Twin Suita....Knit,Suits Worlds Fair Rain C.p~· 69c~. · · box will cor- • Pu.t ett Cheeee ~.·· 17c . I challenge anyone tro : bearer produce finer Dres&e' .NBW Skii\TS , Chocolates' climu • · ~~cup Ladi~'- €otton · Dr~iies -.- Ohio .. . . i ' I ' . '· ....... i1~r,:~~:!"l':a~'•~IID=ancing and under thetui.Ilg JIW.• · 1;he lnduatry' ·-;.c·_· _:t'um · avtt or ,~ ........ Mol " tr 0D1J ~ kr Dill' ...... ~.Mifoa..... to ... ~---VM, ·~· ~e, tui~ ~-·~ ~ telll Ge '!"'i of wllJ ,.... ..._.. .,.... . . ,aoUt~ MBATI·,...._ MElD'S MEA'Ut!Jt)CET 1 · On ·Lynns....- loodl Jn ooc1e problem. ; ' ~tal nation :also ill direetl)' lnVlll"'" on a larte scale '.in the 00("... ' .. ·~ ' Sons written Into Ia~ ' Climaxing 10 days o•ll.~"!~':!l''~! lu•re, thP pact , which mlnera a tO-hour lnm-eaae, 1 arbltratton GC ~t rllr.es. ··• Dres.--s· •- ~ " . .. Ipase today was I I '· 1 1 . _ .... By ERNEST H. PIBK INS Staff CorreiJIC)ftdent · Cleveland. Oct. 7-INs-.-:A · neW hiiJtory as coal .~ l'lls :rrom eastern Ohlo ne~. ,IIIKJ rf'J)tesentatives of t.he Uui"Wil' • . Workere or America set UleP: !dl.,. r.atures to an agreement out.ta"! . 9c S9c 9c ..... Plans For Ohio ~I lA· duotry Included In Pact f 1 !trtre-torro :i~ho_ tbitn:k~~,,.~u:lts~l::·~~;~ Here art three of the·prlnei~_ flrurea fn tbt> trlalnt u.: p:::lf", ·~''lT'""', . where flve men &J'tl on trial c "rce4 :•dth bul'ttinsr lh ~ Reid•.;,til•, 8uildi .. , For w.li Qd. .,. ... Oct. 12111 • were: Edmund 15, rather of the dead glt1 , 1 suftered & ftactured skull an<i 1 not. expect.ed to recover; Eli - 1 Phllllpa, 30, of London, 0, 1 oocaalo(l. to bHHct both :labor and die_:-!td .....~ ~.-, REHABILITAtiON I..,,,.. ""· The inJured ... Oonoooot>d.ni Wll&fdlllt.on, Oct. '1'- DfS:..-St.and· tnc in the abadow of -. monument electecl 'tO Bam~Ml Oomper&, or-pnlzed labor' a rreat leader. Prell· dn:!t Jtooeeyett today cal1ed upon . boUl capital and rabor to redeclJ.cate tlulmaelves to public .service In t.h.d war ap.lnst tbe depre!lldon, JIJIIt Peaceful Arbitration I All Dispute. Are , Promioed AOR.\IlL\NI!I BlOT , �.,. I . I" ,.., ' . ·-TWO ,, • ~ . Tid D/Uli'/ TRIBlnii!:-I'Oioa!aO<j>, • OJJI~. • i 8tJND.!.Y.'9(r!'Q~ e, • ' ' . !P'! ~ ACI 01 J.l4llll> l'lil!llll'llll 1111111!1111 !1M!' ~\!!!'llf!'< ~ Exb.rsions to th• ..... w ~ltll!>"ll> I ...""' al!!l ' ~ .•' """ "' "' f!llllf4. . _... IJI!I!m.lli""Vllf ••,.u..l ood 4~• m 'them· •l~· ln~~WUlboPoblllhod. 1 \ II I No\'fiPN.U. WVIJTIIIIIP 1\l!fli~II~'I'Uifll 1' •• IUI!l~•U. .... ---- ?tllll>wl'f~· • rJJoJo•P. P»ua4e!Pia. Ml!ll&_,. - ~~~w----~r~~f~.-.~£4~~~1~0~1~1~-~~Q~~~UI=•~L--·-"--------..- • •#.lo\tlrt~~•• ·.~. ~ .. ... -· ... ··-- I VIRGINIA WORLD'S FAIR ' Phone 58Z· L -s-Jay GREGG · ~·~ au LQwor ~ ~-~. f1"!!"'W• Q· ' ,.. w . ._.. .....,... ~ I>Of> mr.l*'r ,.. pu~ ~ --~~~"* . One of the lost ...::~;.t;f;,.l..~·~·..~-,'i"i'U" ~" 't" 'p,...I:~:~,~-~~"""'i'l~""""".,.,.=_,;;;;;;,.;;,;~;;.;;;.;,;,;..;.""""'....;....f-.......-===-F=_=='=T""":""-==o=~="5~~~~~~=~Convention· "'-""• '' .-.. \ •• ' ) ij ' • •• OCTOBER 15. • ffLUW J~CKHS . Modern Comfortable Coacbet ootna sat. oet. tc Returning " Lv Sun· ll 10 day Oct. Hi (£.8T) Lv Chl.caJ:oC.BT p ... Ar. CMcaaoC.BT 7.35 p Ill Ar !lobflon E.B.T 1 :00 A. )l. 802A. M TUe .......... af doll bU',.. ro.d uop fue WIN CUSL C~ME rROM: . WElLSTON dd•pend•tlofwu. da,., me Fiir a.od aa 01~ Noi....-tollllll n~llu..,.. ....... _ . link - ................. ol •••1,000,0001.. ~Ia-..-. 1 -isanilabl~rfw ............... ~iota do. .~r. ifrr OfiiiiU (cWWiw ,... (o, Ml ,JUW ,YORK CENTtAL LINES _______v_•_B _um ___..~O--~ ---·-·~·-~ __.,_"__'•_•_Pt__pl_._c_•Y__~__-a______ l ouev.C:li~e.r~.~~.~~~..~-- , .uThone Moll~-~--~~ oue Month . . , . . •. . .80 ....... ree MonUn1 • , • • • • . • • • • • • • • one Year . . . . . . .... ..... aooBix Montht .... .. ........... ON ·THE RIGHT TRACK ,·!!I HE DECISION of the government to purchase •upplie• T .. ,' I """ :1.00} L_ \ fot' the needy is indeed a laudable one, one which i.s so ' fa 1 ahead of the previou!! order of destruction as to merit "ume com.ment. ll i!:i a far cry from buying butter, artific1al butterfata und utheL' necessaries of life and distributing them where t hoy will do the milliot good, to buying up a million hogs u nd slaughtermg them t.o turn them into fertilizel' while thoudands of acres full of fine cotton are plowed under the l~ l ound to artificially raise the price on clothes whi1e thou~~ Luis stand shivering, nearly naked in the cold. Every ume u hQg ia butchered the amount of farm products nec 4 c:'sury to fatten it are placed m the open market to furY th er puslt the price of tho~o; e commqditief, further down ~tJunt· Ad».lbert de Cbambrun. ol the Freneh Army.' bis eountty's envo} ~ the Anerklan Leghm convention at Chicago po~cs w1th n ''buddy' ,f World days, Lieutenant Cenen:t.l Milton J Fo ~~m~n. U K .\itllY , •• "-' ' \hc.a they met at t}le op::min.;:r ol the vetuNm s' \l<lW W"'"· The v.!l.lllOr& fo>'tncd 1 hiendl!hip back in U1e days of Wte '"8Lg Ptn.-.~te..' War· e~lnB with -his &lster, MrEl. C. 1! . 1Mr and~ T . M. Jones. Salter. Miss Leal( Buller vtslted W. T Wiley ep~nt Stmda.y wit'J I L~ddlc Mcr::ml.C/, recently ~ Mrs. ' .. HAlt MY BOY! . "!J FRANCIS. WA7fr~· CE!tfJ AUTHOR. 01' 1 HUD · , the li•t. Every time "a hog is bought, butchered and tne meat g:1ven to HOme poor, hungering waif who otherwise may grow into a weak, useless adult, something for humanity' has been accomplished. The tbirlg for our administration to dods to buy up the grain and the meats if It is their intention to force up prices and instead of destroying them, give them .to those J)UOl' unfortunates who have no vitdble means of support. J1' we mul5t be in the clw.rity business on un immen!E'O seal~ let's begin it J'ight by s<urting at home. Why, for instaJ)ce, should we sell fifty m1llions worth of wheat to Cltina or Ruoi~la ~nd then lend these countries the fifty million dol· Iars whereby they cun pay for the goods. Surely we are no worse off If we do the same thing wltn our owr. un![Ol'· HI t unutcr; and just make Lhe deul nn out and out gift atfa.ir. Or if some would ruther ear.n their keep, ~ut them to work on public proJects •uch as road repairs. No m~tter hdw many men we employ on our roads 'th~re wlli always ue plenty of WOI'k wher<by we can keep any nqml·ar busy' repairing nthel' h ig hwnyli which othr,rwise would get no attention. There are plenty oi ways in which \o boost price• of nece•sitics if i~ey must be boosted and that of focdstuffs'~nd'!naterlals for makf~¥ cjotli~• certal!il:r not head the list a• the most eifecti\r~. b~st or wisest. ~~ r oussuring to srw the lt~ P.st, to note the PresiPent has seen 1\l.·to give the other idea a trial. The worst that can be said of it is that it will keep a number of people from starv· iuu::odurinl&' the coming winter. ' • ' SENSATIONAL SALE ___.o.QF ___:_ . WALL PAPER and ·PAINT Led To Another E\lds a.nd , ••~ . r~t:~~~~~~;;,~~~~~ ·'The author Bhould wa.ys He should start f:i·~~~,;~ ~~on lartd the~ Letter omce. olxleen homicides, evapara.ttonll IUldew· an from~-::;· ""~ BANNER ~Jpoal COJ>Iroom to InSure In t.he Cor Baily or Morning the house was made a. DELAYED I"" · ,'\arid po~ible I IHiug auout a settlement of the question. · Mr. Juhn""' from th e uuts•t has plnyed ol~1ust en· llraly in the hands of the radical wing of the labor party u11ij, he is reaping the r<s ults of such campa!rn. Lillie in ;j;~ ·;;;~;;;;;~~-··. -~· ....._ ' Of Smart Distinction ' Bros. \day. week. end wlth hla mother, Mn ,,,., 8 Paint Co. M:a.ry Swlllher · Mr. Sunday '!nd Mra.wlt.bBc<>lt McDanl<l spent Mr. and Mrs. Diai8Zl Athena, Ohio. Pie ••nnt, .Nmt "·~ · ... , ,ll · Rc>Y ~-~~~~:~~~ll;·~·=rd.tl<irim·. \ wtt.n her granc.rather, Mr• WtU'·- ~;m,~r.·;,i,i';~..,.room he ' . ~~;~;,\ Lewis Misa McCulloch. oora l'llmbt~th .... ...,~·· P'i"'"~;,; for • he ·' Enwnel Q\.lalt parcnl~. :Barnett., SUit• Ohe5ttr Plaut.s employed at. the Ev!lns stote ln Pomeroy, spent the P't. I' '• tnterlor 010118 'J'. A. ftOQser& of MF IU'MI Mrs T . L. t.hv country in the labm· ranks are exerting every pl'essure to , bring :\bout 1'esumption of work and yet the worker\ thrsnustlv eH in the districts affected, urged on and :nftamed LY. the communistic sort J::· leader, turn thumbs d\)\Vn on 1hojr nn t10 nnl leaden! while they continue to strike and commit l'cts of violenCe in their mistaken idea of how to I $a WU\lable . .,. l!lcasal\t, \bitted her ' I l and Mr. and Mr~ ... o:l\ labor loader who is sati•flcd and contented only when h ~ findH the' workmen in l' state of um·e~t and at o~Jt~ with th~it' employer~. • That tlus condttion oxi~ts now 1s evidenced by the lu~t thot the con~ervntive labor leaders, the ubig •nen" in l Bill-Bl'O Hou.&e paint- 3 :vr guar. Or· bert olinca~: His public rcmurk s nne nt the !l.tri~e 8ituatlon and th <· dozen bam burnlnp In "Mur- Mra T B conditions L'ela.tive to Lhc !lame, are thoae of Olle who Ia a ,Thtmble". lt.'f the t.hlng visited Carrle Ha.mm Ba.tW'R \We were then planning c I ,,. d I d f h' boat. or the trail'. Just like , \r"a.r, and he if'lvlted us c ea.rly tt.ll d overWaJelmLng Y utal'!e . 01lea o .1m reyour home town newspaper ...,:_.___ ot Byraouse called cm.e-half of it, a.nd later I nu\imug out of thP- pictu1 e much as · Florence Karr, auf!- \Wtthln a year his ftrst baby 1 he seems · H"to The crltle• blurl)lal.ze, "Murder In 1 1, lllld for 11IX years after the g Iory a tid -WHX f nt in 8eoi nr his name Ui pub ic pt•mt. IS r. Thimble" is' cnmund with. crime Tl!ttle of Green- ttrth the babies came uqtions are fu~·nishing great material for the agitAting sort ~--- J Kenna)' ltld-nour ville ol' Johnso n whose chief nim •••m• to be to \<eep th e erchlves of WOI'kers dl•satisfiod. There m \en s\ranae u~ famlly day ~tee ~lr. llAii4rs )· ... oue'ts c/ T M. Blackbuln, Sun- q~llke co:•~1 phl.f~ed In the face of rioin11 price•) .' Imagine! O," r entire otock included in thio 'S ale-Take ad van· talf of Tria Savinpl ! 'I daugbteJ-: Mr.· 'iritF N SPITE have bact.around? he ''Nothing . . of the fact that ,codes for various industrtea _. h b \lbe thr-tened. doomllhWhY cU&asterhad. to the lnd 8 1 tnl lt. But t• 0Poe's I!;dgar Allen be11t been stgned, thea·e is httle or no re(l.B\>P .10r t J pu Uc fam"i\y or aronson Bump? Tblll rem you every nB'·plot. "' And Wlt8 to be assured that labor trouDles in the I and coal belt st.orr ll lntlma.te b1Qa:raphy of Eda:ar admitted he oopp;ed u. . ,r .. "'e crQSslnKS and hollday drlv- bill , ...,.. HI'.e tu b e ondl!<l soo n, un d u d era bl eof th e respons!- lnii.'II,. the aut.hor'• ftrot boOt l)liJty for the LLn!'est l'U.ll be fail'ly on the itht,uldertj ntmt:V estabUihes him ln the I .- D ., Mr. to. ttl Mrs. Frank .Bennett family spent Sut'\Cla¥ _.. , ... c_., .,.• , ears tne sinister theWbo paper always figure lurktr~wltlltn minute u he ts 01 nart." 'J1kE INDUSTRIAL SITVATION . ' -· aud two ch di'etl ,.•• spent ·i·j~ DID Yotf·EVER STOP . ro~·THINK? J£)id.vou £v·~r StoP' · :t to ttblnlt 1 ;· ·: BJ Edaon R. Waite, Sba.wnee, Okla. OF THE NOR· ' B:y EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. I . THAT every merchant muot aell1ooda in order to at10~ , in -~ busineaa. ' : ' j.. ; : ·.L Jon ~l\ ordt;t to hav~ a trrowing buain~u ~ mel";hant ',..~at : ~\ . , ,. ,'! ~ ~~...., ( ftrllae.l 1 ~: ' the';way of a constructive ~ettlement for labor or capital, cun cbe ex pected so long a~ Inflammatory speech~?S corne " . from the RlltO who i~; intrusted with the succeP3 of the en.. . \ r~ ' Plenty of newapaper apace •hould be uaed. '' \ ' NeWI~advertiainl ia ··builder of sood .wi\L will of the ~ ia needed for any buaineoa to exiat. tetprise. ! ,,: • ' ' · 'Ad've.tio!thll' brins• buoi""''· I I I '• ' 1' I ' ~clverti•;.;~ ~ "j:'htoineoa builder. keep b"ildin1. \:rihe IOOd ~ ·•· · ~ (:,· Every ' buoineoo muot · '• The merchant who doea li.Qt adverfue aimp\y aticlu on the -.1 to failure until he arriyea. '· . ' ' l I ' ' .; 'I " '\ • '' ~ J I ~ rr-.-,"':r' '!1. ,1 • ,. '' �.,. I . I" ,.., ' . ·-TWO ,, • ~ . Tid D/Uli'/ TRIBlnii!:-I'Oioa!aO<j>, • OJJI~. • i 8tJND.!.Y.'9(r!'Q~ e, • ' ' . !P'! ~ ACI 01 J.l4llll> l'lil!llll'llll 1111111!1111 !1M!' ~\!!!'llf!'< ~ Exb.rsions to th• ..... w ~ltll!>"ll> I ...""' al!!l ' ~ .•' """ "' "' f!llllf4. . _... IJI!I!m.lli""Vllf ••,.u..l ood 4~• m 'them· •l~· ln~~WUlboPoblllhod. 1 \ II I No\'fiPN.U. WVIJTIIIIIP 1\l!fli~II~'I'Uifll 1' •• IUI!l~•U. .... ---- ?tllll>wl'f~· • rJJoJo•P. P»ua4e!Pia. Ml!ll&_,. - ~~~w----~r~~f~.-.~£4~~~1~0~1~1~-~~Q~~~UI=•~L--·-"--------..- • •#.lo\tlrt~~•• ·.~. ~ .. ... -· ... ··-- I VIRGINIA WORLD'S FAIR ' Phone 58Z· L -s-Jay GREGG · ~·~ au LQwor ~ ~-~. f1"!!"'W• Q· ' ,.. w . ._.. .....,... ~ I>Of> mr.l*'r ,.. pu~ ~ --~~~"* . One of the lost ...::~;.t;f;,.l..~·~·..~-,'i"i'U" ~" 't" 'p,...I:~:~,~-~~"""'i'l~""""".,.,.=_,;;;;;;,.;;,;~;;.;;;.;,;,;..;.""""'....;....f-.......-===-F=_=='=T""":""-==o=~="5~~~~~~=~Convention· "'-""• '' .-.. \ •• ' ) ij ' • •• OCTOBER 15. • ffLUW J~CKHS . Modern Comfortable Coacbet ootna sat. oet. tc Returning " Lv Sun· ll 10 day Oct. Hi (£.8T) Lv Chl.caJ:oC.BT p ... Ar. CMcaaoC.BT 7.35 p Ill Ar !lobflon E.B.T 1 :00 A. )l. 802A. M TUe .......... af doll bU',.. ro.d uop fue WIN CUSL C~ME rROM: . WElLSTON dd•pend•tlofwu. da,., me Fiir a.od aa 01~ Noi....-tollllll n~llu..,.. ....... _ . link - ................. ol •••1,000,0001.. ~Ia-..-. 1 -isanilabl~rfw ............... ~iota do. .~r. ifrr OfiiiiU (cWWiw ,... (o, Ml ,JUW ,YORK CENTtAL LINES _______v_•_B _um ___..~O--~ ---·-·~·-~ __.,_"__'•_•_Pt__pl_._c_•Y__~__-a______ l ouev.C:li~e.r~.~~.~~~..~-- , .uThone Moll~-~--~~ oue Month . . , . . •. . .80 ....... ree MonUn1 • , • • • • . • • • • • • • • one Year . . . . . . .... ..... aooBix Montht .... .. ........... ON ·THE RIGHT TRACK ,·!!I HE DECISION of the government to purchase •upplie• T .. ,' I """ :1.00} L_ \ fot' the needy is indeed a laudable one, one which i.s so ' fa 1 ahead of the previou!! order of destruction as to merit "ume com.ment. ll i!:i a far cry from buying butter, artific1al butterfata und utheL' necessaries of life and distributing them where t hoy will do the milliot good, to buying up a million hogs u nd slaughtermg them t.o turn them into fertilizel' while thoudands of acres full of fine cotton are plowed under the l~ l ound to artificially raise the price on clothes whi1e thou~~ Luis stand shivering, nearly naked in the cold. Every ume u hQg ia butchered the amount of farm products nec 4 c:'sury to fatten it are placed m the open market to furY th er puslt the price of tho~o; e commqditief, further down ~tJunt· Ad».lbert de Cbambrun. ol the Freneh Army.' bis eountty's envo} ~ the Anerklan Leghm convention at Chicago po~cs w1th n ''buddy' ,f World days, Lieutenant Cenen:t.l Milton J Fo ~~m~n. U K .\itllY , •• "-' ' \hc.a they met at t}le op::min.;:r ol the vetuNm s' \l<lW W"'"· The v.!l.lllOr& fo>'tncd 1 hiendl!hip back in U1e days of Wte '"8Lg Ptn.-.~te..' War· e~lnB with -his &lster, MrEl. C. 1! . 1Mr and~ T . M. Jones. Salter. Miss Leal( Buller vtslted W. T Wiley ep~nt Stmda.y wit'J I L~ddlc Mcr::ml.C/, recently ~ Mrs. ' .. HAlt MY BOY! . "!J FRANCIS. WA7fr~· CE!tfJ AUTHOR. 01' 1 HUD · , the li•t. Every time "a hog is bought, butchered and tne meat g:1ven to HOme poor, hungering waif who otherwise may grow into a weak, useless adult, something for humanity' has been accomplished. The tbirlg for our administration to dods to buy up the grain and the meats if It is their intention to force up prices and instead of destroying them, give them .to those J)UOl' unfortunates who have no vitdble means of support. J1' we mul5t be in the clw.rity business on un immen!E'O seal~ let's begin it J'ight by s<urting at home. Why, for instaJ)ce, should we sell fifty m1llions worth of wheat to Cltina or Ruoi~la ~nd then lend these countries the fifty million dol· Iars whereby they cun pay for the goods. Surely we are no worse off If we do the same thing wltn our owr. un![Ol'· HI t unutcr; and just make Lhe deul nn out and out gift atfa.ir. Or if some would ruther ear.n their keep, ~ut them to work on public proJects •uch as road repairs. No m~tter hdw many men we employ on our roads 'th~re wlli always ue plenty of WOI'k wher<by we can keep any nqml·ar busy' repairing nthel' h ig hwnyli which othr,rwise would get no attention. There are plenty oi ways in which \o boost price• of nece•sitics if i~ey must be boosted and that of focdstuffs'~nd'!naterlals for makf~¥ cjotli~• certal!il:r not head the list a• the most eifecti\r~. b~st or wisest. ~~ r oussuring to srw the lt~ P.st, to note the PresiPent has seen 1\l.·to give the other idea a trial. The worst that can be said of it is that it will keep a number of people from starv· iuu::odurinl&' the coming winter. ' • ' SENSATIONAL SALE ___.o.QF ___:_ . WALL PAPER and ·PAINT Led To Another E\lds a.nd , ••~ . r~t:~~~~~~;;,~~~~~ ·'The author Bhould wa.ys He should start f:i·~~~,;~ ~~on lartd the~ Letter omce. olxleen homicides, evapara.ttonll IUldew· an from~-::;· ""~ BANNER ~Jpoal COJ>Iroom to InSure In t.he Cor Baily or Morning the house was made a. DELAYED I"" · ,'\arid po~ible I IHiug auout a settlement of the question. · Mr. Juhn""' from th e uuts•t has plnyed ol~1ust en· llraly in the hands of the radical wing of the labor party u11ij, he is reaping the r<s ults of such campa!rn. Lillie in ;j;~ ·;;;~;;;;;~~-··. -~· ....._ ' Of Smart Distinction ' Bros. \day. week. end wlth hla mother, Mn ,,,., 8 Paint Co. M:a.ry Swlllher · Mr. Sunday '!nd Mra.wlt.bBc<>lt McDanl<l spent Mr. and Mrs. Diai8Zl Athena, Ohio. Pie ••nnt, .Nmt "·~ · ... , ,ll · Rc>Y ~-~~~~:~~~ll;·~·=rd.tl<irim·. \ wtt.n her granc.rather, Mr• WtU'·- ~;m,~r.·;,i,i';~..,.room he ' . ~~;~;,\ Lewis Misa McCulloch. oora l'llmbt~th .... ...,~·· P'i"'"~;,; for • he ·' Enwnel Q\.lalt parcnl~. :Barnett., SUit• Ohe5ttr Plaut.s employed at. the Ev!lns stote ln Pomeroy, spent the P't. I' '• tnterlor 010118 'J'. A. ftOQser& of MF IU'MI Mrs T . L. t.hv country in the labm· ranks are exerting every pl'essure to , bring :\bout 1'esumption of work and yet the worker\ thrsnustlv eH in the districts affected, urged on and :nftamed LY. the communistic sort J::· leader, turn thumbs d\)\Vn on 1hojr nn t10 nnl leaden! while they continue to strike and commit l'cts of violenCe in their mistaken idea of how to I $a WU\lable . .,. l!lcasal\t, \bitted her ' I l and Mr. and Mr~ ... o:l\ labor loader who is sati•flcd and contented only when h ~ findH the' workmen in l' state of um·e~t and at o~Jt~ with th~it' employer~. • That tlus condttion oxi~ts now 1s evidenced by the lu~t thot the con~ervntive labor leaders, the ubig •nen" in l Bill-Bl'O Hou.&e paint- 3 :vr guar. Or· bert olinca~: His public rcmurk s nne nt the !l.tri~e 8ituatlon and th <· dozen bam burnlnp In "Mur- Mra T B conditions L'ela.tive to Lhc !lame, are thoae of Olle who Ia a ,Thtmble". lt.'f the t.hlng visited Carrle Ha.mm Ba.tW'R \We were then planning c I ,,. d I d f h' boat. or the trail'. Just like , \r"a.r, and he if'lvlted us c ea.rly tt.ll d overWaJelmLng Y utal'!e . 01lea o .1m reyour home town newspaper ...,:_.___ ot Byraouse called cm.e-half of it, a.nd later I nu\imug out of thP- pictu1 e much as · Florence Karr, auf!- \Wtthln a year his ftrst baby 1 he seems · H"to The crltle• blurl)lal.ze, "Murder In 1 1, lllld for 11IX years after the g Iory a tid -WHX f nt in 8eoi nr his name Ui pub ic pt•mt. IS r. Thimble" is' cnmund with. crime Tl!ttle of Green- ttrth the babies came uqtions are fu~·nishing great material for the agitAting sort ~--- J Kenna)' ltld-nour ville ol' Johnso n whose chief nim •••m• to be to \<eep th e erchlves of WOI'kers dl•satisfiod. There m \en s\ranae u~ famlly day ~tee ~lr. llAii4rs )· ... oue'ts c/ T M. Blackbuln, Sun- q~llke co:•~1 phl.f~ed In the face of rioin11 price•) .' Imagine! O," r entire otock included in thio 'S ale-Take ad van· talf of Tria Savinpl ! 'I daugbteJ-: Mr.· 'iritF N SPITE have bact.around? he ''Nothing . . of the fact that ,codes for various industrtea _. h b \lbe thr-tened. doomllhWhY cU&asterhad. to the lnd 8 1 tnl lt. But t• 0Poe's I!;dgar Allen be11t been stgned, thea·e is httle or no re(l.B\>P .10r t J pu Uc fam"i\y or aronson Bump? Tblll rem you every nB'·plot. "' And Wlt8 to be assured that labor trouDles in the I and coal belt st.orr ll lntlma.te b1Qa:raphy of Eda:ar admitted he oopp;ed u. . ,r .. "'e crQSslnKS and hollday drlv- bill , ...,.. HI'.e tu b e ondl!<l soo n, un d u d era bl eof th e respons!- lnii.'II,. the aut.hor'• ftrot boOt l)liJty for the LLn!'est l'U.ll be fail'ly on the itht,uldertj ntmt:V estabUihes him ln the I .- D ., Mr. to. ttl Mrs. Frank .Bennett family spent Sut'\Cla¥ _.. , ... c_., .,.• , ears tne sinister theWbo paper always figure lurktr~wltlltn minute u he ts 01 nart." 'J1kE INDUSTRIAL SITVATION . ' -· aud two ch di'etl ,.•• spent ·i·j~ DID Yotf·EVER STOP . ro~·THINK? J£)id.vou £v·~r StoP' · :t to ttblnlt 1 ;· ·: BJ Edaon R. Waite, Sba.wnee, Okla. OF THE NOR· ' B:y EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE, OKLA. I . THAT every merchant muot aell1ooda in order to at10~ , in -~ busineaa. ' : ' j.. ; : ·.L Jon ~l\ ordt;t to hav~ a trrowing buain~u ~ mel";hant ',..~at : ~\ . , ,. ,'! ~ ~~...., ( ftrllae.l 1 ~: ' the';way of a constructive ~ettlement for labor or capital, cun cbe ex pected so long a~ Inflammatory speech~?S corne " . from the RlltO who i~; intrusted with the succeP3 of the en.. . \ r~ ' Plenty of newapaper apace •hould be uaed. '' \ ' NeWI~advertiainl ia ··builder of sood .wi\L will of the ~ ia needed for any buaineoa to exiat. tetprise. ! ,,: • ' ' · 'Ad've.tio!thll' brins• buoi""''· I I I '• ' 1' I ' ~clverti•;.;~ ~ "j:'htoineoa builder. keep b"ildin1. \:rihe IOOd ~ ·•· · ~ (:,· Every ' buoineoo muot · '• The merchant who doea li.Qt adverfue aimp\y aticlu on the -.1 to failure until he arriyea. '· . ' ' l I ' ' .; 'I " '\ • '' ~ J I ~ rr-.-,"':r' '!1. ,1 • ,. '' �' ll • . . J .•• '• Bav&Jta Battle ieenes 8UNDA1', .... . ,' 00'1'0. " ' 1 I' r' {11!··· I ,, 0 J: ~ TR:rlllllG·"'t44"''Y.- • T Washin~b Senators' J:OOd.Juck patron. He wittteued their flrat Yietor:r of the season and all!.o their fi rst win in tbe \Vol'id aenu. He•·e i11f QUtt llxteutive touinc ou' ~ ball to etart the came in the eapit.al ill whtctl t~11 ~cuator1 be~t T11.ou. . a -.ttn Nw Yorker Preaiden' Rqoaevelt aeema to be the a. the Glant.a ' to 0. "' ' ..... ... ~ ctop, tbl'CW to Critz (or cnc C·llt , Critz Chrew !.1) TeiTY tto • tne cthc:r - and a great. a:ame w:~.~ cw•~ It WlL!I a toUV one' fo1 Jlr,nt.e W~ver to lose. Be pit-tl'u.ld. W· ~ !"l extreme gallantzy, notably " \A/hen YOUP. :1AR~ Slli, DISEASE. , A-ND DltATl:l REAU" is the subjt:ct of tltc J:,e11an"Sermon which will be read in all Chur~hes of ChriU. Sci~ enliijt. on Sunday, October 8, 1933. The Golden Tex.t il: "The king· dorn of heaven is at' hand. Helll th.e Akk, cleaC.1t the leptrl, raise the dead, e~cst out devils: frcely_ye have received, freely give." (Matt. 10: 7,8). " ·~" •"·,.,,,~ ~•~·l·l~ '' . Among the citations wl1h:h COJil• prist tl1e Lcsson·Sermon is the following from the .Bible: "In t11e beginning was die Word, and tfte Word waa with God, and the Word God. AU things were made by • ~nd without \lim wu not any~ .made that wat made." (J ol}a Visits .Ollfl Third Win For Taken In 0.-er·timc Period " I • 0 " _. t, - '• H.!ilTtL IV'£ US caw c01a.qa1Ja~:, :ob.Jc. lii • ·;po, \ r "~· 'lti · ' o:'JreFool Jot .....,, ~at-:• Redu~ea llUO~S OTEI- 11.00, 5U5 ,JIATH .LBO ..QJJUNG BOOM AND SlST. NICHOL . tOFfP' ~~~OP , ··UH4er ·S:ttne MallaiUII!IIl .ALBA CcYtTaT UOTJ?L .New .S&q,.rua, n ,I f,_. ,a J'~l4a ~tbJo . LOOMS 0/.1 "*-.m THE: SPORT HORIZON TODAY, ueatot. l,'Vrit.e for ~~ N?-d , ~atee ~,AMN5 .:.,':'~.BUTLER \..JHILE --cer "!'HE ~'W'~ ~~ . :-:• WORLD .. , 1~~ ...·"' SERIES 1-iOLOS I i~ '!.,..._._ ~o~a ..:trv DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? 1 .. ~•GHT! By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, OklaboiDt. .,;;;; h~ ' ~~ ~~:.: !;f; ~*' :~~~ .. ,,~ ' . ' YANDELL C. CLINE, PUBLISH~ OF THE HUNTING· TON (IND.) HEARALJ).PRESS, SAYS: "With advertioinJ, u with enrythi!ll eloe, the -~~ w.ko pub the moot into it uaually 1eb .the moat GUt of iL Br ~ ,J ..9 not mean moot in SPENDING but moot it WORK "''d tHOUGHT. ;t~ '4 ~~ ;'l~ -~ ;.:.;~ ':~t ::;,:. ----- Pomeroy I Lo.., .. ·' YifSTERDA.Y'/!1 ------ 0 0 0 • FOOT• ..U.J. H~SULTS --.· · -- ----- ~E~IES -----.. CC!NTlloiUES ••• ·-~- -· ·~· ·~ --.. . -· --., a oo o ' • ~ ' .,• I ' ~· •' .. ·'t •. '· ~· ''· . ·, ...·( "Too ofte11 the merchant rerardo adYertioinr u a nec:eaoary evi~. If he feelo that way.!l~t it, ~it r"!'ulb will~ &nJ,!!>illl but aat1ofa~t~y. Tile ~~~~~r ca,J!Ht ~Otet ~ f.,.. adverllllnl aay more tlilin the doc:tor can IJIIU&ntee retulb lew hi. patienta. 1 ' ' • 'I �' ll • . . J .•• '• Bav&Jta Battle ieenes 8UNDA1', .... . ,' 00'1'0. " ' 1 I' r' {11!··· I ,, 0 J: ~ TR:rlllllG·"'t44"''Y.- • T Washin~b Senators' J:OOd.Juck patron. He wittteued their flrat Yietor:r of the season and all!.o their fi rst win in tbe \Vol'id aenu. He•·e i11f QUtt llxteutive touinc ou' ~ ball to etart the came in the eapit.al ill whtctl t~11 ~cuator1 be~t T11.ou. . a -.ttn Nw Yorker Preaiden' Rqoaevelt aeema to be the a. the Glant.a ' to 0. "' ' ..... ... ~ ctop, tbl'CW to Critz (or cnc C·llt , Critz Chrew !.1) TeiTY tto • tne cthc:r - and a great. a:ame w:~.~ cw•~ It WlL!I a toUV one' fo1 Jlr,nt.e W~ver to lose. Be pit-tl'u.ld. W· ~ !"l extreme gallantzy, notably " \A/hen YOUP. :1AR~ Slli, DISEASE. , A-ND DltATl:l REAU" is the subjt:ct of tltc J:,e11an"Sermon which will be read in all Chur~hes of ChriU. Sci~ enliijt. on Sunday, October 8, 1933. The Golden Tex.t il: "The king· dorn of heaven is at' hand. Helll th.e Akk, cleaC.1t the leptrl, raise the dead, e~cst out devils: frcely_ye have received, freely give." (Matt. 10: 7,8). " ·~" •"·,.,,,~ ~•~·l·l~ '' . Among the citations wl1h:h COJil• prist tl1e Lcsson·Sermon is the following from the .Bible: "In t11e beginning was die Word, and tfte Word waa with God, and the Word God. AU things were made by • ~nd without \lim wu not any~ .made that wat made." (J ol}a Visits .Ollfl Third Win For Taken In 0.-er·timc Period " I • 0 " _. t, - '• H.!ilTtL IV'£ US caw c01a.qa1Ja~:, :ob.Jc. lii • ·;po, \ r "~· 'lti · ' o:'JreFool Jot .....,, ~at-:• Redu~ea llUO~S OTEI- 11.00, 5U5 ,JIATH .LBO ..QJJUNG BOOM AND SlST. NICHOL . tOFfP' ~~~OP , ··UH4er ·S:ttne MallaiUII!IIl .ALBA CcYtTaT UOTJ?L .New .S&q,.rua, n ,I f,_. ,a J'~l4a ~tbJo . LOOMS 0/.1 "*-.m THE: SPORT HORIZON TODAY, ueatot. l,'Vrit.e for ~~ N?-d , ~atee ~,AMN5 .:.,':'~.BUTLER \..JHILE --cer "!'HE ~'W'~ ~~ . :-:• WORLD .. , 1~~ ...·"' SERIES 1-iOLOS I i~ '!.,..._._ ~o~a ..:trv DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? 1 .. ~•GHT! By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, OklaboiDt. .,;;;; h~ ' ~~ ~~:.: !;f; ~*' :~~~ .. ,,~ ' . ' YANDELL C. CLINE, PUBLISH~ OF THE HUNTING· TON (IND.) HEARALJ).PRESS, SAYS: "With advertioinJ, u with enrythi!ll eloe, the -~~ w.ko pub the moot into it uaually 1eb .the moat GUt of iL Br ~ ,J ..9 not mean moot in SPENDING but moot it WORK "''d tHOUGHT. ;t~ '4 ~~ ;'l~ -~ ;.:.;~ ':~t ::;,:. ----- Pomeroy I Lo.., .. ·' YifSTERDA.Y'/!1 ------ 0 0 0 • FOOT• ..U.J. H~SULTS --.· · -- ----- ~E~IES -----.. CC!NTlloiUES ••• ·-~- -· ·~· ·~ --.. . -· --., a oo o ' • ~ ' .,• I ' ~· •' .. ·'t •. '· ~· ''· . ·, ...·( "Too ofte11 the merchant rerardo adYertioinr u a nec:eaoary evi~. If he feelo that way.!l~t it, ~it r"!'ulb will~ &nJ,!!>illl but aat1ofa~t~y. Tile ~~~~~r ca,J!Ht ~Otet ~ f.,.. adverllllnl aay more tlilin the doc:tor can IJIIU&ntee retulb lew hi. patienta. 1 ' ' • 'I �t~ h· • . I l ~ ... '.•t ', ·~··; :J ~l~ . \ • .. . ~~ !I - • ••J -! . . . .. , .l. '1 ; J ' ~. " " ' I ··t" .~ On Peace Crusade ·diai at tour'o'dOCk Saturtl&J morn· ( '111r at i pUtadol'l!. Aithoulh tu helilth tor III)IM- rtqpr. • dausbtet, aep&. 10: Amt· H~r ta. 1P wtt.h ftu. 1'hr~ 111110 i>er - .... not tbOuch' Del.\b ..a thouaht t.o Mr. and MrL H. V. 8peftcet 1e11t Sunday With Ebner BabCOCk and tamUy at Lolli :sott.orn . .*' ~ ~m :: ... 101n1 about ...~ Thuradt.J'. : a fa.U aa abe her hoUSII!!·hnld :j ' ' .. .~:· ~ ftRY·nlne Abe Wood 1.rrlnd mtt 1\16 atator, Mrs. 8JO at · CMin' Rldl'!, tbe diLUShter .t t.he · ll.te Pb.ll Jokier and wife .she ~ ;.s. il)ent most of her llfe hl Atbefts uf'Mell& CQUDties.. BurvlVPllll.l'e a • · Antoni!. and a..daug~r, Mra. Qettrud.e Hanna ot Coluntbus; one ye&fll l 111 BIG C~NTHO~ERSY IS SUHT£0 OVER PROGRAM SundaY to w. H. Wolfe. and ti.milY vUited Mr. W. H. Wolfe. reoantb. Allen. StuUnc and Maurtee OTT Jjko;,;rl!otw'd&Y ....tb 1\frs. . E. W. (a twin) of ~roy, OeorKe ' IU anc~ ·nve l;)rot.ben,'Phll, " ~~. U .-.edlnl' ., her tn .dfttb wt!re her hUblind, JOe LUcke, rfiaUdJ'. ~ ·~ llcM • _..., . _ , . "How Mortifying!" siSters, Mrs. Wtllla.m Blberreld':"'uid "Ml1f. oertruae BnLdley, . wbO -Liled reoently at her home In •. Blll"r'lD.t.Y HONOP..ED Menchini evenln&' witb a , the 13th. birth- .. {OOpJrilbt 183!, by InternabOnal Newa Beni.Oe.J WuhlnltQn, oct. I-INS--A lllt- Oklahoma City, Okla. Oet. a blood after having been aoorby a plltool Wielded a tew mnut~s oefDre by a. aeer~ service oeorre I"Machlue Gun"' Kelly and hil!l spitftre wtfe, Kathwmt o,n -trial In ,_.,, Theatre out tha~ In t.he actuallY has '; "DOCTOR BULL" ..,.,~ hmd fringe ()f the crowd .lu Ute ootridM, Katheyn saw her ra ther, Je.mea Emery Brooks, ana moved towatd. him and st:Lrtctl to kia him. Alkn1 DeVIne, Loldk Draaer. ~ top, chiffOD ftOcldnl II 4 a \NorPID i!l' . .4 a~ ttu. low ~ Reb f~ f~ h~ to tOe with a heavier ..... of pul'e UJk, h It eBtlrely aervlceable • elf biab .... ~ 100> making it propP-Iy dull. Thfe all Jilll, ]\WinM 81U>da7 2•30 P.M. LIBERTY THEATRE ..,._ Oldo. ' Foree To Be Used On Mine Owners - Paso, ~ the taee. The otucers atarted to dra.g h.:r alcmg. ''George," abe cried tc:J "Ma.chlct Gun" Kelly, "don"t let them .:i.o that to me." ·.~ ,8J LNA peiw:q: Wert 'lie• Umri ql .t.Qle.ot dt!athl OYer Uw · \..: A.t. ~ elevtb a Ull'VeJ Uon~tl "COLLEGE HUMOR" Co-•41. 1 Capit~tl " ' • Moran ·and. Mad ~ Oma Overoby, 20-year-pld Chicago girl, whose ®dY with that of her fonri.t1 hre at OOJumbut. •uleide hu•band, Richard Alll!li. .<on of a wealthy contr~r of River Forest, Ill., ~~ •-·~-·-· marriage of the young wa~ pit:! March. "One . ,· t Mtdern Miracle ~~ s11n~' ' . ; a:':lt. ..:J>.' ~ij~;::;:~. . . . nose. 'nl.e lront oi wa.a covered with '4." '"-'' Yo~ ·-E~er ;·stc)p · To·Think? . ~ d:I 'Hope To Save Conference- I rxmbu• or tho T-plomo Eipllo 1110081Boblo ~- . pedlll ~-..:.. -• ~ dimmlker'• tape ;, .u JOG ........ ,..... it. RADIO _.....,......, ......... DIN' OD ·, .... dad to ha... bulJt lOch' ' eu. '1/o tblak 10'1'11 bo &lad' md pl<>Od to owniL · .· • · DfaplaJ ·B•IIt ESSEX TEBilAP.LANE .· .· .. . . ' .. . " .:, ' ' ;• ' ' :'l·n·A.,l!f · .·. · ·'·O· ·: c· . o·. · ·. .' . • l "t • •· ... . ' ' · laateaiof tlriq·l i_.,f Glit--Udg.-qd ~ looldiiC.t- "·tm~ -"• .._..,..t~.J.~··~ma~·-" ~!!a . ~· ~..,!!!li.P &dJ¥1Jto ,u ~~ ~-· ~ • • ~ -~tlli8'~~~hhD~eih~[iii .. ,.I1J" · At~ ...i ..ttlme tllla w.'rl~ air pa~ plciOII&-.. · . · · •. ..;. ...,.~ #;;..,; .. - , ,,.. : . ,\t¥.ivll: .i:, ry.i~'\ .. .::-.;..:.~.:!.:..-.r.r.;r: -=~~·Mt.m*'" o:, ., · lntunu.· :e'f'Mled too· Nine of Ole vlctlans Jolt thf;lr Jives ln a~\!! &eeident& 1\Uicide waa \'eport.ed and an 86ye:ar-old woman lost htr Ill~ l.n a Oallle, ' ltlchanl Arlen, Georre B'llf'DS Mu1l Orule Allen, }. Dy day. .... c.....,. .... ~-...., ......:.... l!atal ........ Ken Stnlet annulled I 8: It 'i~~~~~~~~~ 1 Engineer Shotln Faee May Be Blfu~IJ.i[~~~~~E~ The S•rula.r and Monda7 0..~ ;;.,...ft.. lnclud'! Maki111 Mori: ~~ ll~ti.,. ~ lit~ MarNie&; Ad-lilll Lodt ~~" lJ'uiit; ' lI · Seekin1 Lower Mallirial Coeto • • found ir! an automobile n road near Chicago. One of the ()1'1ioeJ1I l\lllol'dlna: the pair etal'led ~a oc~p the .l{ellys Alfini had shot and movlrlg, Kathryn reeent.ed betng his former wife and pU8hed. BwldenlY 61\e •lapped J. suicide. c. Whate, a federal apnt, af l!:t- committed of Moru and Mack wagun occurred. ~~ been expMKJ~ wtult PubJlc WorD Nlaon, Vi!!r& ; arrived ut ~~;~:~~:,~i:·:a pat.rol :;;'~'~,.~;; Jo.il when the n!· only UIO.OOO wqe eamen ac:tua)ly have been 11ven employm-.'flt on SIUidar allll Mondar &oren, Marian charged wlth of only $1 out or e 11ct.,, 11.-:n lillzitf.e .pubUe ..,.. Movement To Come In Connec:lion With Muter Cciil!i Now Bein1 Written For Conotruc:tioli • lnduatry Now At Low Ebb I lna" that · the PJ"'Or&m to date liu failed . to Uft up to Ua oroml~. ,' SoQle of the oomplatnltl pointed ELECTRIC Moqan, Whot1 Trouble Starta He Ia Taken Into C..Urthouae oovernon. pesa and municipal offk:la.l/J ch~­ ~- lb.• SERIES OF PROI'OSA.LS CONSib£RED Proau · •oec1 . B'1 Bac:ken . Start; Too Little Ia · Spent, ia Charge - lnllt ln 'hlldi.J fair, . AwaitinJ ·Her Fate IS KNOCKED OUT ter controversY. naU.onwtde in SCOpe raps toaay around Ute p,soo,ooo,. 000OOmplatnta pqb!lc worlu """"""· have • Men received tn:m ~-n of Oon· for ., KIDNAPING IAL BEGUN IN OKUHOM~ UOAY TO DO THINGS eonducted at • A. . Monday from the Sacred 1H · Churc:h. EwiDI morticians ~ W. VL: ·~. iLI.Ly ~ .. SO.~ClOinvlllo. fleQ wtU be I<JIIllbi. OF lNTERNATJ'ONAL NEW.S · S"ERVlCE. 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