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Ex-Fighter Again Kills Ruthlessly Educated Suit N~W IF IS Tl UNllE 0.5TRE5 lmmilftlion' Committ..., Cbairmau Dec:idea To Mako:: Move EFFORT ON fOOT was shot and To Eatabliah Nazi ciplet In America, _DickateiD Sayo !no many ~ UN~d ~~~r~~;;:~~~~~ ''TM!R,etur.n Of cue:r Joneo" stein ~: week or alleged Nazi propaganda dJssemlnatlon in this country. -ALSO- ' J ''CoParess being hl raceRS", Dkk~ stein said, "1 bave deelded It is t.be duty of the committee of which I am chairman to begin now £.n unofticial study of the tbaraes that have been made against allen8 who have entered t.hla country ![om Germany t'or the purpoae oot only of t'ormlog here a brand of Hltler government but to establish here a racial and Teli1lous hatred .... ·~., "Tarzan, The Fearlen" empJoyt<l In atclre. I*CMIHMne · CrabN, or We. today tllat he would order hl!! contmtttee t<' begin. an investta:atton next Je.etle Searl, Oeo. Wahb. ,. CD) t4 t.he House CWiel Rlarret;i. Jt•lh Hall, oompony, e:oy store. And bigotry. . JI' ·~ * ** . .·- ... • .w1tm, ., ~"'"· L::: reported wee._ alllhtlr Oerma~ slat ln apreacUQI NUl propaaanda in · the Untted States, with the (\f"'<r'"•:! : q J (\ < .,, >I· :).\ " ·" neq Neta Trio A.pproxiliUitely $68,000 ultlml,te object of overlhrowin& Warren, 0., Oct. J.O--IN$-A close cur &ovemment and of lnstalllnll' 1n its place a dictatorship on the knU. search drall"-liet was thro"Ym Nazi modeJ." , over aD northern Ohio today tor soil or the United Stai<>o' daring ban~tta who held up bank in bro&d 1m- l i~A .I, OH.Y. <t~•' 1'r.ail Of Bandits Germany Reduces Sought By P"lice Demand for Arms sovtrnment. The objective St.rtlinJ Speed and Botd. New Attitude ia Deaiaa.ed ot the bureau and Its actlvltie.s con- . -· , Mnl. Erntna .uomt ut West Mair:a etreet, Wlto hu been cottnned to h er home the paat two WJ.th ' "InformatiOn has tilached me." the ~~an said, "t.hat the Nad roverr-ment maintains a proPD&anda bure&u wh!ch 1B heavily nnanced.. by tbe resources of the NOTICE . - '• 't eseaped in the run· followed the .!lhootlllg ' .. . to;Jtay · · u.d~ks and ·l!"'ndaes: m»•-· flou want to ~Sell them? "' ' ·. ' ' ·. .".. .' , .. ... - . '. . • '' n .•. \j il '··' l . bem tenance tl'le expenaes ...... tC) CBITY oonntii,.j~'pr IOnda he declared. "As chairman o[ the committee on lmmta:•·~tion, I cannot penmt t,Jid.ence submlttea to me of a very aubetantlal a.nd volumlnoua character, afteetlnl: aliens conducting tl(•n!l a.ntl-Amerklan propapnda, to go unchalleniled without makl,na e\'ery etrort to 10 to the root of the matter and troveetlpte aU tbe facta and cl.rcumltances with the view ot r.dlordinl .our country the pn;ttec:tlon It deHl'Yes api.Dat &ny mau:. «Jioua and unwarranted alle:n propnpndli. ot oermart poliCies wtthln the Umlta of the United State&." Olcksfeln set no definite tor .opentna: tbe inquiry but it would be started next week in wamtncton. One or the prospectJve wltm•es, It wu establlahed, wlll be Bernard (Continued on Pace Threel ·Startling Story Of Finance Told -- al.!lit!oo of othen ....... ........ • trIp • 4 _ i .... t' 1.11 Baickio · lUlU I It ••nt It =~ Ul Red Anchor .. .. . Store ...... ...... .._.,. ao -1.11 "_.___,. .Jl· .:.::.~· ·~· 5HG~~~~=:it.r:~ wUI:'"Y.tl t..... !« ..... Elllo Harl ..... - wbere abe......~~.Dr. 1114 ·wllh-hv w. S";Btit. . I.. Firemen'• Fell k,:'f.·~:"~~f: - .. b~ up. u..e uu~._o~.. Balok. fl.o®, _...,ino.;ll Bulol<, fur ,..,.., hu beoa the- ~ear iD the .....Uuai'frice fieldIt II a ... hoekOdhy a~~ forwlvo ·......t to . _ ID .tho who!. •u~oi!Uo field. We woat a p.t J.w-. man '.to oe11 uu1 Ponliac <lealersbip. And, D&turally, we wmt a nru who baa ,tho abiUty to reodel the type of sop.'Vico tbat wiD help ewry BulcJ< uul P...U.. . oWuet to pt tile io\oilt Jd-ue, ...uliellon~.,_ oonleo tbooo tw~ ·p.pu~u c&r. rlf!Al heN in 1/aio oily I Thlo lu ,.aJ,~ty for tho ript maD ; to OlliblloJi hlmwtui. pleumt ADd proGJ.hlo ' IM,omw willi a ,.~lo of capitol U you hate ......, to believe thet you are th·' onm we waat, write 0. wire u at ..... b: ...,_ .,, •'1'.-rt. ecOIIlQii)'Oilt,olbioear. rt.t.. QfontJiidoto. W• wlllle glad to tell",o.i ' Ill aiJGut tho Bulc~-Poatlae frmchiiO. Ad!li~ c.~ -·. ., .. R,ZoneM......,.. BUI . Pomoro)'•M,._ ;,..._ _ _,.Linicht and all w.ek. .. ' - ' .~.·,·...::.~. " ' ,. '" ' ~ '...i~IH\ '. Nl'iAC SALES CO. 61111 lti, Ohio." : . . . VESSEL AND CREW FEARED TO BE to Ciear Way for DiNrm· ament Con•entlon 10-IN,e....,....c;lero)' her armament of con- the To Seal Lipo In Mail l Robbery Caae To Be Heard Soon CHIH KHPS IN TOUCH ~ wITH SITUil!IN �I , TB~ DAll. Y 'T-RlB*ft'~~ · iJ, ll>P 1!1101 Q(l!fo .. £j ~ . ..,. .. _ , . . . _ JP!tv Sepl. a& Ill ; .....~ .... ..., ~ "' ""ftf' .. ,.,., ......... PoljJ 1 11f....,; ..,....,. loocated D!1 ~ I'O!IIII!"J. o. 011r 'tri&Gdo ...,.. uo 1e!Wf ~ ...,.. ma~~er for '''l"!<iallon t.I!OJ ~llloll.,._8lpl l¥'f to b< ~ . ~., '!":~ )>onl<w ....llo>l IIi - ,<ti!'!O lll .,w .. """""~'""' 1 . ' ••lnllfn"' 1 ' .. _11,_' '111•••.-. ' N'\,IONAL 4DVZII'I'ISING alifi1UIIIil4TJVBJ 1I :. 0 .' • ... • ! 1', ' .ACDiiiRD = I'BOI<8 YOtllf e-. --Jt.bou(b..... a- - it ' ~ '• • VIRGINI1< • • NEWS ~ . • RECORQB~NG f t fi ZEPPJtLiN .RETURNS v • 582· L' I ~ '.11!10&1., ••MII!lo!o, l!lfr•• ~----~~~~~~-----~ .... ~u,.tol Olfloollll!l lf'•L FOf · - Oflteo C-loli- c:ou .... I -- . ~---· -----------·----- "' ""''"' oueweu . .... . ..... .. . : .. 0(10 l(pnl.h . .. t .. . .. .. ' .. • .. (..'IIe Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . ~ JsOne MDntb ., .. ... . :.. . 1.. · .. ••••• · • • · • • Da . ..' )' , r~. ... ~ ~' E - .50 ,. ~ Uon!b> ' .. ' .. '.... .. •. ...""'" e.oa~ 1 ~ ~Ul.l ln u a m•t. 1 the Ohio Supreme ~- , ceed.Jng the lat.t; J!ldat ' .. • Frl.rdrichMv. fr n, Oermany, Oct. 16-INS-The German pusenget' dlri1Jible Grar zeppelin rttumed to· FOR BALE-Taken bl on the worlda lafi'Ht aelllna: day trom PemambuCG. Brazu aft I-9 tube Westlngbou.ae 0 et a r-ecord- breaki ng night or 71 - h igh boy- A- 1 corldttJon.-cu&r• nouns a n t.eed~.OO; G-tube i'bilco Mechanics lmmedlar.el:y beRan Ca.bhlet Screen Grld--tBO.IO;~ c..vtrhaulln ~ the gla nL ship for l!S tube Philco BaD, Q rand POAO: fiiRht begh •p! ng Saturday, to Rl<) t4000 All Poreelain 011 Range latest Bunaon Bum .. De Janler{t. Lhence to Chlca1o to vl81t the World's Pall er f29.50 ; Conn Sapraoo SU. . MO 00 , 1100.00 Jlellophone (re .. PUJengers abo&rd the craft on bmlll $+4..00; Good U6ed Tnml.. !.he Chicago FlltJ:ht will Include two Americans, Mrs Erla Ptu1r:er of ' pet •19 ~0 ; 143.00 New Trumpet Rocky River, Ohio, who wi ll boord I· (Spf"c lal! $35.00 ; 144.!50 Kew trnt~ !.he Omf nere, and Commande1 J ! versa! Cleauer, 11peclal PMI: $44 50 New Eureka Cleaver. Spec~ L. Kenwort.h y U a N. 1. l<;J (Demonstraklr) S34.50; Good used l!:ureke. cleaner , •lli.OO; Or~ NE:W JUDGE SWORN IN thuphon lc VJctrQ!a. :l30.00; ._ ~atLery receivers and -hW tfi..OO ColumbWi, o , Oct 10-IN&-In each- In Kuod pla.yiniJ . CODdltkm.. the presence of hill parent&: high Phllco RadiOS-W'a ll' Paperstate o11lclal11 and court dignitaries, Palnts etc H M. CrclM, MiddleC'. B. Zimmerman , or Sprlnsf\eld. port. GRECG Phone today wu sworn <>f 1 nJwtnl ioa-lliloiiY led, u4"1ii.lol om!tiiY - - l'lal.ll9:1115. 111'!. 1111 ,..,,.f'Jlt"'U"' All ..n~ouw t""'hing, doetrioe or W'ff:R~Of.&Jolil&l iD olil ..-: c!'«ld, irt'neyt..;:e to ha\"(' ;~F rl"im -- light •r.n the love. loYalty ana dev ~ of t he people/ mUI!t tJe ln.ltllrn'lon)' w!tb t e teachings of JEWUI the CbriBtwbOI:Ie word!J fit mto everyfc 1d ~nd ~-" ottbS h\UII•n hoarJ.t ut ot whom it w&s said in Jolm ":: 41!, "NE\'=R ll.AN ~~::'l~~~~J.LM::~~,~~.lr/..C:tM•v:I.OIIk ---'- ,- - ~ ! I - " T at less cost OY! I THt: VICTORY I HE n ctory which law and order h& B so consistently won uga-Ynst criminals, especiall y those engaged h· the worst crime of all, \Udnap:mg, sln~e the operatives of 1 thef.F ed crJ._I Govelnrrteni be~l\u their .de-::;€rmined effort to rid lhe nuwon of these enerrnes of society, cannut help but briq_g prai:.ie from .II quarterS. . t"o Especia iJy is It good new1:1 to learn that super bandits. ~"j thugs of the Ba.Uey, Bates type, have run their course to nd the end of the trail in a dark and dreary bar-lined' p1 on n~ compen ~:~ation for their misdeeds. Never perhaps in the bjstory of this country, has' ijuc)a an undertakmg as the drive against the criminals bc]('l so nearly completely successful. With the i11famous Ke I' facing trial this week on similar char~rea to thooe wh Clh brought co nviction to that gomg with Bates we k, there is every reason for IP.w abiding citizens to taJf hope and lwve faith th~:~t the eud of the lawlesd reirn in this country is in sight. -~ . FRANCIS WALLACE 1 Atn'IIOJ!t 0" HUDDL~' ., I I l l ; '~·It'· • · i I BANNER t i A lik e drh•e against murd erers with "s stern and un .. yJeiing penu lties for their commission, will see a s.imi~ar Eit ation und t~Qcitty will eoon b,e uble to breat~e ep,l$ler on e more. The operatiV es Qf the gQVf!l'nm~nt wtw· have wo . ed !i O efficieJJtly and so fearlessly .).Jt'IJist these cutthrOats deRcr\•e n wo L·d of prni~e and th~ thanks of the ent;lre twticvn . LL't the good work go on. made no Import- , , , £tlfHANAs.IA 1 . 1.- ti..ll ~ "'" i -..IJ,· , (pa<la~ JIOtfeurij~T many peop le in this wol'ld suffering frQr,n jncurable eases who would be much "better off'' d ead than alive and their pa~sing would be a great relief to those with whom they come ln contact, their loved Ollf!S and caretakers. Et~pecia.lly is thit1 true of tbot~e poor unfqrtqnates who have DID YOU EVER STOP TO THIN·K? been devoid of noo·mal ~hinking ability from birth as well as some who, while they are normal in this rea p~ suffer the torture::s of the damned from their incurable physical nu ladles which are so excruciatingly pairiful. The great objection and it is one worthy of much con· ~id eratio n, is that which regards the final decision as to thf: incurabllity of a disease. People throughout the world have expel'it!nced many, many hu~ta ncea wherein a patient was pronounc~d inc!oJrable by mol·e .than one competent physician and yet lived to ~· cured aQd enjoy good health ' ~DF,e_. ~~~~~~~~~~~lli~~!~~~~~~~~ ,1.- · ' ' B1 Edoop R. W~te, Sl!awnee, Okla. chief objection to as thewell p)anforand na~urall)' a nd Thjs·l• the around !tim happy many years. b a pao;r ot:thc feelinjl' held by •II that while there ia life 1;;;;;;;..,~ t-here is hop~. However, there may ~e some plan worked out by fhe 'Nazis in this instance which may bring morl! ' uccess to the propos~! than hao attended others of similar import. The world, howevel", will ~ wa,t~h wittl interest 1 the efforta of the Nazis in their new venture to bring re-1 lief to m'a ny unfortunate people. *t :;: ~;~~~~~~;E~~~l,~~, : ~ Dar>a Hamm and family vl''" "'i Bund.a:y. Mr. Mr. andand Mn Guy Archer of Athe;ns '~'rl'inla Ha.mm were Mrs. .,.. _.,"'·an~ MJJ!, ~:mr son of Racine. f/t:JVJlr/ ontrol of the Nazi regime, na~urally will excite a t deal ot cumment both from the proponents of m~aure as well 1 us from Its opponents. That the mc>Vc!-l ment ho.!i a g rcnt deal of merit can hardly be succe88fully ;~·;~~~~~:!b deuied althoygh there ore ao many featpres connected ~~ with ii that it seems the plan is almoRt dct5tined to fail even before it it~ fairly launched. There can bt: no doubting the fact· that there , "'::·~~;~~IV;;; ' th g l , '.:; ·fl~s' fvlt . . . '".t'Cir~;.q(·· announcemeut coming from Berlin rehltive to the T~pntctice of Euthanasia in the new Germany under THf! PRACTICAJ..' JOKER(\NCE that a ' practloal joker tried hjs "funny atulf" on • friend, the outcome worked to the disa<lvanta~re of the perpetra\(lr of the intended l•l<e· It I• well tJ>ltt for a chan(• the pest tryfng the inexcusable pranks, was tbe victim of h~ o~n tojly, In the Jq$!ance feferr•<l to t~e h1tenlle~ vi~lipo, learq-1 ittJC uf tb• pjot aqd not knowln~r it was ~ qejrhbpf Ill~ b?ttom ~t the alfalr, ~~pt fil"t •pll ipv 0~tlrtl'<l atterwAI'l!ll wit-IJ the reBQit that 'Ina frl~nd aqq ~·lfh~"+ WMB ' •~qt to tjoe hospital •qlfering with qaqprous I npt f*\jll wouQda, !t is to ~· hop~4 h~ will r~~over "9 h~ ~~~~ •PrM<I ~· prop~114nd~ tending to dls~our*ll'" Qtjl~l'lt jp tbfs lf!pll pf Wp~ fQjlow!nll ijia o)Vp unfort!jn~tel!ut well deatryk elli\lil!j• Florence Karr. .A.m.~u (fh.•!!•· !. m~~e,those this season, dead~ 6 to 6, defeating lo.!!lng to Iron7, KRAFT ~ ~ Helen and Mildred Gilmore were week end guest.s of Ralph Olimorf" Pnd famUy or Pomeroy Walter Dains ard ro.mlly of Athem spent Saturday n ight with hl.s brother Linder Dains and WlfP . J H. Oenhelmer who has been &perldill8' some Ume with hie broth· er.Jn . Jaw& OeOl'le and Charley Gorder returned to 111& home at Bay Village Ba.turda.y Mrs Nora Hamm and daughter Vlr!Jinla and Minnie Amber1er call· t'oi on Mrs Oscar Bauer or Middleport Thursday Mrs. 0. P. Blake and brothers, OLen and Prank Carson spent Bun· liay afterrocn wlth their niece IOcLAMPS In Handy Shopping Bag N&w I& an ellllellf!'llt time to order a supply for thiS month's use. You can aet tf'n Genf'ral Elect.rlfl 00 Watt 500 Hour LampiJ deliVered to )'OW' hQme hll an aUra.eUve sbopplnc m foi- only U.OO. 10% DISCOUN~ Mazda Lampo i~ Cartona -· 1 a handy ho~lf Order carton of Edl.ton --~a La.mpr; and u..-e tOcpc.. These are 1000 hoar - • lull" und orrered In assorkd ~ ol 10 &o 7~ Wt~.t.t at $1.11 or sb;, Dell\'ered lo your ho ~t. Phone or tft11.11 7G-.a' enter~. - ' r .. '. '! !'.., .. Mazda Lampo may a_loo·be purchaaed from j other rell.,l>le .<lealefl in this ''cb'ni~J~~Jqlty. ; ' ' / and ....... wu his pts a lne 1 from ••• react. MUCh ol I& to ~ at tile bUtcher•.. bat aot Its (125 to h~p par fer fi•1" ed ! Gorteo:~::~t;~J:::nt), ~ : Mrs. Flanni2an and .Mra. aoa were very flatten¥ l toce; but Kom had no clOMd the door bthtnd her the;r tou8'ht for1 the ttoor. Joht~~on wu qWeke11t: •So1 11he has · a 1aoul-now that inte~stinc- here I olw,•l'~l • &houch~ . !temalea didn't r, "Welf,"' Mrs. FarnU J ' ~ants to kdep ou with ' Pari!! elotbel, lhfl'd better not · him. Pla)'in" eolf .all the time iar for them.'' ; 1 "And ahe'• ao · tGn ad,cled, ' ~t ~~·~ wild port~ I Witch ViUap i1 u,.e I I want one of tHem m M1'8. flanfean hchJt.nted quJek aped that. u far N ~n; 1•~"""• hiul plcllltq .. bont in bet oWD family even old Buteher Brown little down over hll noae, which aa red and bil u a piece of .neat M waa cuttlq. They said cank blood and that'• what that complexlcm. •or~:lll 1ilim 1'WeU, an)'how." Mn. , ~· .Mid, <ll alwaJI 117 that bird lew .o hirb tt didn't come down to eat." iho throe of thom "!'lk_ed:".:'l topthel'. Butcher Brown ter them and aald to hla 10 blr 1 •i4 it wu pali --11- u.e •- - w -' One ot t.he ·dangen .of jar.rled Aervee{Je that the victim le often hia own condition: nr>~ aware of Jangled nerves can betray ua Into Rbarp retorts that not only hul't oth8!'8- but ourselv.JB M weU. Jf you flnd yourself workisfl under COSTLIER :TOBACCOS Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobllCcoo than any other popular brand of eigaretteol 1 ' .,,1 ' ' I' l \. ~· ' THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES/ " " ' I J ! • �I , TB~ DAll. Y 'T-RlB*ft'~~ · iJ, ll>P 1!1101 Q(l!fo .. £j ~ . ..,. .. _ , . . . _ JP!tv Sepl. a& Ill ; .....~ .... ..., ~ "' ""ftf' .. ,.,., ......... PoljJ 1 11f....,; ..,....,. loocated D!1 ~ I'O!IIII!"J. o. 011r 'tri&Gdo ...,.. uo 1e!Wf ~ ...,.. ma~~er for '''l"!<iallon t.I!OJ ~llloll.,._8lpl l¥'f to b< ~ . ~., '!":~ )>onl<w ....llo>l IIi - ,<ti!'!O lll .,w .. """""~'""' 1 . ' ••lnllfn"' 1 ' .. _11,_' '111•••.-. ' N'\,IONAL 4DVZII'I'ISING alifi1UIIIil4TJVBJ 1I :. 0 .' • ... • ! 1', ' .ACDiiiRD = I'BOI<8 YOtllf e-. --Jt.bou(b..... a- - it ' ~ '• • VIRGINI1< • • NEWS ~ . • RECORQB~NG f t fi ZEPPJtLiN .RETURNS v • 582· L' I ~ '.11!10&1., ••MII!lo!o, l!lfr•• ~----~~~~~~-----~ .... ~u,.tol Olfloollll!l lf'•L FOf · - Oflteo C-loli- c:ou .... I -- . ~---· -----------·----- "' ""''"' oueweu . .... . ..... .. . : .. 0(10 l(pnl.h . .. t .. . .. .. ' .. • .. (..'IIe Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . ~ JsOne MDntb ., .. ... . :.. . 1.. · .. ••••• · • • · • • Da . ..' )' , r~. ... ~ ~' E - .50 ,. ~ Uon!b> ' .. ' .. '.... .. •. ...""'" e.oa~ 1 ~ ~Ul.l ln u a m•t. 1 the Ohio Supreme ~- , ceed.Jng the lat.t; J!ldat ' .. • Frl.rdrichMv. fr n, Oermany, Oct. 16-INS-The German pusenget' dlri1Jible Grar zeppelin rttumed to· FOR BALE-Taken bl on the worlda lafi'Ht aelllna: day trom PemambuCG. Brazu aft I-9 tube Westlngbou.ae 0 et a r-ecord- breaki ng night or 71 - h igh boy- A- 1 corldttJon.-cu&r• nouns a n t.eed~.OO; G-tube i'bilco Mechanics lmmedlar.el:y beRan Ca.bhlet Screen Grld--tBO.IO;~ c..vtrhaulln ~ the gla nL ship for l!S tube Philco BaD, Q rand POAO: fiiRht begh •p! ng Saturday, to Rl<) t4000 All Poreelain 011 Range latest Bunaon Bum .. De Janler{t. Lhence to Chlca1o to vl81t the World's Pall er f29.50 ; Conn Sapraoo SU. . MO 00 , 1100.00 Jlellophone (re .. PUJengers abo&rd the craft on bmlll $+4..00; Good U6ed Tnml.. !.he Chicago FlltJ:ht will Include two Americans, Mrs Erla Ptu1r:er of ' pet •19 ~0 ; 143.00 New Trumpet Rocky River, Ohio, who wi ll boord I· (Spf"c lal! $35.00 ; 144.!50 Kew trnt~ !.he Omf nere, and Commande1 J ! versa! Cleauer, 11peclal PMI: $44 50 New Eureka Cleaver. Spec~ L. Kenwort.h y U a N. 1. l<;J (Demonstraklr) S34.50; Good used l!:ureke. cleaner , •lli.OO; Or~ NE:W JUDGE SWORN IN thuphon lc VJctrQ!a. :l30.00; ._ ~atLery receivers and -hW tfi..OO ColumbWi, o , Oct 10-IN&-In each- In Kuod pla.yiniJ . CODdltkm.. the presence of hill parent&: high Phllco RadiOS-W'a ll' Paperstate o11lclal11 and court dignitaries, Palnts etc H M. CrclM, MiddleC'. B. Zimmerman , or Sprlnsf\eld. port. GRECG Phone today wu sworn <>f 1 nJwtnl ioa-lliloiiY led, u4"1ii.lol om!tiiY - - l'lal.ll9:1115. 111'!. 1111 ,..,,.f'Jlt"'U"' All ..n~ouw t""'hing, doetrioe or W'ff:R~Of.&Jolil&l iD olil ..-: c!'«ld, irt'neyt..;:e to ha\"(' ;~F rl"im -- light •r.n the love. loYalty ana dev ~ of t he people/ mUI!t tJe ln.ltllrn'lon)' w!tb t e teachings of JEWUI the CbriBtwbOI:Ie word!J fit mto everyfc 1d ~nd ~-" ottbS h\UII•n hoarJ.t ut ot whom it w&s said in Jolm ":: 41!, "NE\'=R ll.AN ~~::'l~~~~J.LM::~~,~~.lr/..C:tM•v:I.OIIk ---'- ,- - ~ ! I - " T at less cost OY! I THt: VICTORY I HE n ctory which law and order h& B so consistently won uga-Ynst criminals, especiall y those engaged h· the worst crime of all, \Udnap:mg, sln~e the operatives of 1 thef.F ed crJ._I Govelnrrteni be~l\u their .de-::;€rmined effort to rid lhe nuwon of these enerrnes of society, cannut help but briq_g prai:.ie from .II quarterS. . t"o Especia iJy is It good new1:1 to learn that super bandits. ~"j thugs of the Ba.Uey, Bates type, have run their course to nd the end of the trail in a dark and dreary bar-lined' p1 on n~ compen ~:~ation for their misdeeds. Never perhaps in the bjstory of this country, has' ijuc)a an undertakmg as the drive against the criminals bc]('l so nearly completely successful. With the i11famous Ke I' facing trial this week on similar char~rea to thooe wh Clh brought co nviction to that gomg with Bates we k, there is every reason for IP.w abiding citizens to taJf hope and lwve faith th~:~t the eud of the lawlesd reirn in this country is in sight. -~ . FRANCIS WALLACE 1 Atn'IIOJ!t 0" HUDDL~' ., I I l l ; '~·It'· • · i I BANNER t i A lik e drh•e against murd erers with "s stern and un .. yJeiing penu lties for their commission, will see a s.imi~ar Eit ation und t~Qcitty will eoon b,e uble to breat~e ep,l$ler on e more. The operatiV es Qf the gQVf!l'nm~nt wtw· have wo . ed !i O efficieJJtly and so fearlessly .).Jt'IJist these cutthrOats deRcr\•e n wo L·d of prni~e and th~ thanks of the ent;lre twticvn . LL't the good work go on. made no Import- , , , £tlfHANAs.IA 1 . 1.- ti..ll ~ "'" i -..IJ,· , (pa<la~ JIOtfeurij~T many peop le in this wol'ld suffering frQr,n jncurable eases who would be much "better off'' d ead than alive and their pa~sing would be a great relief to those with whom they come ln contact, their loved Ollf!S and caretakers. Et~pecia.lly is thit1 true of tbot~e poor unfqrtqnates who have DID YOU EVER STOP TO THIN·K? been devoid of noo·mal ~hinking ability from birth as well as some who, while they are normal in this rea p~ suffer the torture::s of the damned from their incurable physical nu ladles which are so excruciatingly pairiful. The great objection and it is one worthy of much con· ~id eratio n, is that which regards the final decision as to thf: incurabllity of a disease. People throughout the world have expel'it!nced many, many hu~ta ncea wherein a patient was pronounc~d inc!oJrable by mol·e .than one competent physician and yet lived to ~· cured aQd enjoy good health ' ~DF,e_. ~~~~~~~~~~~lli~~!~~~~~~~~ ,1.- · ' ' B1 Edoop R. W~te, Sl!awnee, Okla. chief objection to as thewell p)anforand na~urall)' a nd Thjs·l• the around !tim happy many years. b a pao;r ot:thc feelinjl' held by •II that while there ia life 1;;;;;;;..,~ t-here is hop~. However, there may ~e some plan worked out by fhe 'Nazis in this instance which may bring morl! ' uccess to the propos~! than hao attended others of similar import. The world, howevel", will ~ wa,t~h wittl interest 1 the efforta of the Nazis in their new venture to bring re-1 lief to m'a ny unfortunate people. *t :;: ~;~~~~~~;E~~~l,~~, : ~ Dar>a Hamm and family vl''" "'i Bund.a:y. Mr. Mr. andand Mn Guy Archer of Athe;ns '~'rl'inla Ha.mm were Mrs. .,.. _.,"'·an~ MJJ!, ~:mr son of Racine. f/t:JVJlr/ ontrol of the Nazi regime, na~urally will excite a t deal ot cumment both from the proponents of m~aure as well 1 us from Its opponents. That the mc>Vc!-l ment ho.!i a g rcnt deal of merit can hardly be succe88fully ;~·;~~~~~:!b deuied althoygh there ore ao many featpres connected ~~ with ii that it seems the plan is almoRt dct5tined to fail even before it it~ fairly launched. There can bt: no doubting the fact· that there , "'::·~~;~~IV;;; ' th g l , '.:; ·fl~s' fvlt . . . '".t'Cir~;.q(·· announcemeut coming from Berlin rehltive to the T~pntctice of Euthanasia in the new Germany under THf! PRACTICAJ..' JOKER(\NCE that a ' practloal joker tried hjs "funny atulf" on • friend, the outcome worked to the disa<lvanta~re of the perpetra\(lr of the intended l•l<e· It I• well tJ>ltt for a chan(• the pest tryfng the inexcusable pranks, was tbe victim of h~ o~n tojly, In the Jq$!ance feferr•<l to t~e h1tenlle~ vi~lipo, learq-1 ittJC uf tb• pjot aqd not knowln~r it was ~ qejrhbpf Ill~ b?ttom ~t the alfalr, ~~pt fil"t •pll ipv 0~tlrtl'<l atterwAI'l!ll wit-IJ the reBQit that 'Ina frl~nd aqq ~·lfh~"+ WMB ' •~qt to tjoe hospital •qlfering with qaqprous I npt f*\jll wouQda, !t is to ~· hop~4 h~ will r~~over "9 h~ ~~~~ •PrM<I ~· prop~114nd~ tending to dls~our*ll'" Qtjl~l'lt jp tbfs lf!pll pf Wp~ fQjlow!nll ijia o)Vp unfort!jn~tel!ut well deatryk elli\lil!j• Florence Karr. .A.m.~u (fh.•!!•· !. m~~e,those this season, dead~ 6 to 6, defeating lo.!!lng to Iron7, KRAFT ~ ~ Helen and Mildred Gilmore were week end guest.s of Ralph Olimorf" Pnd famUy or Pomeroy Walter Dains ard ro.mlly of Athem spent Saturday n ight with hl.s brother Linder Dains and WlfP . J H. Oenhelmer who has been &perldill8' some Ume with hie broth· er.Jn . Jaw& OeOl'le and Charley Gorder returned to 111& home at Bay Village Ba.turda.y Mrs Nora Hamm and daughter Vlr!Jinla and Minnie Amber1er call· t'oi on Mrs Oscar Bauer or Middleport Thursday Mrs. 0. P. Blake and brothers, OLen and Prank Carson spent Bun· liay afterrocn wlth their niece IOcLAMPS In Handy Shopping Bag N&w I& an ellllellf!'llt time to order a supply for thiS month's use. You can aet tf'n Genf'ral Elect.rlfl 00 Watt 500 Hour LampiJ deliVered to )'OW' hQme hll an aUra.eUve sbopplnc m foi- only U.OO. 10% DISCOUN~ Mazda Lampo i~ Cartona -· 1 a handy ho~lf Order carton of Edl.ton --~a La.mpr; and u..-e tOcpc.. These are 1000 hoar - • lull" und orrered In assorkd ~ ol 10 &o 7~ Wt~.t.t at $1.11 or sb;, Dell\'ered lo your ho ~t. Phone or tft11.11 7G-.a' enter~. - ' r .. '. '! !'.., .. Mazda Lampo may a_loo·be purchaaed from j other rell.,l>le .<lealefl in this ''cb'ni~J~~Jqlty. ; ' ' / and ....... wu his pts a lne 1 from ••• react. MUCh ol I& to ~ at tile bUtcher•.. bat aot Its (125 to h~p par fer fi•1" ed ! Gorteo:~::~t;~J:::nt), ~ : Mrs. Flanni2an and .Mra. aoa were very flatten¥ l toce; but Kom had no clOMd the door bthtnd her the;r tou8'ht for1 the ttoor. Joht~~on wu qWeke11t: •So1 11he has · a 1aoul-now that inte~stinc- here I olw,•l'~l • &houch~ . !temalea didn't r, "Welf,"' Mrs. FarnU J ' ~ants to kdep ou with ' Pari!! elotbel, lhfl'd better not · him. Pla)'in" eolf .all the time iar for them.'' ; 1 "And ahe'• ao · tGn ad,cled, ' ~t ~~·~ wild port~ I Witch ViUap i1 u,.e I I want one of tHem m M1'8. flanfean hchJt.nted quJek aped that. u far N ~n; 1•~"""• hiul plcllltq .. bont in bet oWD family even old Buteher Brown little down over hll noae, which aa red and bil u a piece of .neat M waa cuttlq. They said cank blood and that'• what that complexlcm. •or~:lll 1ilim 1'WeU, an)'how." Mn. , ~· .Mid, <ll alwaJI 117 that bird lew .o hirb tt didn't come down to eat." iho throe of thom "!'lk_ed:".:'l topthel'. Butcher Brown ter them and aald to hla 10 blr 1 •i4 it wu pali --11- u.e •- - w -' One ot t.he ·dangen .of jar.rled Aervee{Je that the victim le often hia own condition: nr>~ aware of Jangled nerves can betray ua Into Rbarp retorts that not only hul't oth8!'8- but ourselv.JB M weU. Jf you flnd yourself workisfl under COSTLIER :TOBACCOS Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobllCcoo than any other popular brand of eigaretteol 1 ' .,,1 ' ' I' l \. ~· ' THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES/ " " ' I J ! • �~4 H' .' ,. PANT PUT nn~ ~Hff . ' P~~CTICE:.MDNU~l . ' ' Co;;b Lo,:!ll pijruttd!i With Showinc In Loca~-~e DRIVES BOYS H..UD S~ifJs ' Line-Up In Effort To Find 'Scorinc Combination 4- lt'D ~t wtD be taken fOJ lou ii!"D • mlnlmWII dwp ~ twent4lu ceDtl for f'.acb 1Diet- ·, ·~ "' UPPER molos -~ ~ . liiOD, Marvin AcQuire left F01' fa{o, co:~~::SFulk sPent • ' F!..o&K I 8~day for Pr1day wlth - - - - - Mnl. Marvln M:cG111re. ' AU.. XA~ 01' ra4lol llllVleel1 a.t Mrs. Annie RUISEIIl and sor. spent ~b!e prJctt, Br1ns Ill )OUt Monday with Mr. and Jlnl. Charles radio or e&L 2ti....J, B. M. Orals Ebiin and tarnuY. U:l~ Mrs. Ma.nrtn MoGulre and Mrs. 'ThorN••b - . 0 p·'- 1n Hafl'Y Snyder tlpen~ Thursday with __. -..... _., . . , ,. Mr. and MD. Sherley Howley of week& old. f2.00 Mdl. kellat Carpenter. pears 2fi and liO centa a. bushel. Mr. and Mn. Rlchard Moore and w. 0 . Hall, near Rutland Depot Mr. and Mrfl. Alvle' Phailn called to .. a~lL an Mr. EltDd Mrs. Charles Eblln Swt ~oR 8 •• • .r L •" (.'l.lnctqn!lU b&8 Pords. Olt:r ~ anne~ Font .r= • EJ&:I~ .,.'!.•~· YE!Il~ LOST-Man's / c!at&.d Frecker and Cheater :Van aold eue with lnlwala R. B. R . )Jeter were the Sunday guests of on bact, betweer. #olneto)' and Mr. and Mrs. bank Stllea. OaWpolls. Return ~ Dal),y TrJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Neutzlirlr bllJle omce. Rewar... 10-6~Jt il'nd Je.mea Terrm spent Bunday ) with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stiles ,a nd 1 CHEST GOLDS '"'J'i~;,. " ~ x ...Jton open< Suncl&y t ilth Mr, and Mrs HQ.J'l'y Snydar. Mrs. Lafe Williamson wa11 ca.Wng on Mrs. Pearl Hysell Monday. Myrtle Put• 1 spent Sunday &i'&er- lfJJ.., ·'· , ~<ll)</C noon wl.th ..qt:f, ( :·; ~. /,M, ' Fran~~ StUes. ·Bell&!le Bryant lett Sunday tor Cpl~b.J¥ to villtt her IQter~ c lin. A. ,b. ~nJ~Inl!oJ<el, an4 ll(rs, t~rwe Swauger were calling ~on ·¥rs. Ha~~1_nrder .sunday everune. · Oarriet 1"1..I.k: is doltlr hoUBework at' Long Botklm. BlU MowreY t.od Che5ter V&n Meter ,yiaft.ed Pnnlr: Btilea Saturday evenln(l. 1933 S!JM~ER HOTEL ··..:,amps COLUMBUS Celambai,OIIIo .•.. ' ./ ~oar . lOG BooiDI ··~ aoo111s ""!"' •"" ' 'ut, •us BATH fl,IO DININO &OOM rAND OOFI'EI& IBOP .Uodor8.,..~­ ;,'J j .,;• :0 '• /' i ' &l.BA. C('11R'l DOTEL H- New 8mJ.ma. lit •• ,., .. Flertia ..\U. IMam Wrlle lor.....,, ,,..s ' I IMtU'$ H. BU1"LER : '"" ....... DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? \ A:YE. fASHIONS 1)1 JANE GQRDON lly Edsop R. Wo.ite, Sh• wnee, Old"'"""' iDAUGKr&R SJ<AliTLY COAUD • , ' 1~;:hool PHILIP HOCKSTEIN, EDITOR OF THE JAMAJ,CA (N. y.) DAILY PRESS AND STATEN !~LAND (N. Y.) APVAI'ict:. SAYS: I A cunning coat adopts the new 'boqtdf:n with pe~ky opautattcl ' fllld :Jaunlr •cad ueckhnc. DBI.IIltt~r wUI ,Jook a1 ,pr:otty aa .• plCiture ~ n 1hil Fnnth model lA blue ea~:le 1bluo tweed mixture. THAT the condition of o.dvertiainiJ TFflll!'ll til• J'r!lll"bllff of • . , .,.,, !",.... to pubhc educatiOn. The keen a dY~!•er · .,., ~t "t· qftendenciet in education, He w1\l W"''~ Jut ~py to J,, ~~ t~m -nd , 0 arranced typolfaph.ic:liiiY ~!"~it will ~\Bf!d "jc!ed'~~'j. the ide"• and taotea of people who art m~U~,...y 1110 ·Y our Khool•. .ft. ¥ou can make il at a very nominal \aurn. .At1d ,i t 1s 10 enUrely simple to • KING fashion it. OF NATION,I\L LE"AGUE" e-ATSM!;;~ F.o~ 19!5~. · Soft hairy ...wten in ·br(.lwn at(d "beige Shephf:rd'• r.heck is auothtr 6turdy and smart ~eheme. TA:U If"''• NtJ. 1143 m•1 lu taf,.tJ i11 1i~t:IJ o6 I(J 12. •!· Thi• #41ttr• iJ rtttdJ l•r i,.rtudi1111 dtl;'lllfY· II i1 h11•d rat. ~~~LJ S•IJd. 1$ ~tlltJ (in stamp• LOr r.oi~) to ill'Ji ~i~ ·~p~eau.' Write caniullr an~ 1 pla1n1r your n~me and 1fu11 ~d~nu~,~.\~f,.numb,~ pf ,tho· pattern •II' . .tln:..·,-.' . ,¥9u an~ w~t. . ~1111'qitr •letter ill~ . '}'Q,y: ...1 ,. tn ~~ ~jo,liUW.. t ·,' '· . ~ " ' • ' .,1. ,''.-'.. , ' I ,. rr Aclvertilinc ia ibolf a tremepd'll!f •11~!!11!11 Jm:t. ~~~t t!lj adv...1iler who deacend• too far !>el~w Ill• J•~•l ed~~r ll, 1 taqdafdt or too' far above wil11111t obtain aatiafactory exc,.Pt frOPI certain apecial claN.. of rwtlllll'f·.. '' to Ge~ 7'fuw. J>,l(<!l'lll mD " It ia convenient for the PUrl"'.- 11f ijlia tfi•am,U,n I!! cli•i~ advel'liainJ into two g~ne~l c'"-ifi.,r;itlll.; i. •·• ~~~~~~Pttl!lya "' vertiiiDJ and m~rkel•creatlnl a~vert111nJ• �~4 H' .' ,. PANT PUT nn~ ~Hff . ' P~~CTICE:.MDNU~l . ' ' Co;;b Lo,:!ll pijruttd!i With Showinc In Loca~-~e DRIVES BOYS H..UD S~ifJs ' Line-Up In Effort To Find 'Scorinc Combination 4- lt'D ~t wtD be taken fOJ lou ii!"D • mlnlmWII dwp ~ twent4lu ceDtl for f'.acb 1Diet- ·, ·~ "' UPPER molos -~ ~ . liiOD, Marvin AcQuire left F01' fa{o, co:~~::SFulk sPent • ' F!..o&K I 8~day for Pr1day wlth - - - - - Mnl. Marvln M:cG111re. ' AU.. XA~ 01' ra4lol llllVleel1 a.t Mrs. Annie RUISEIIl and sor. spent ~b!e prJctt, Br1ns Ill )OUt Monday with Mr. and Jlnl. Charles radio or e&L 2ti....J, B. M. Orals Ebiin and tarnuY. U:l~ Mrs. Ma.nrtn MoGulre and Mrs. 'ThorN••b - . 0 p·'- 1n Hafl'Y Snyder tlpen~ Thursday with __. -..... _., . . , ,. Mr. and MD. Sherley Howley of week& old. f2.00 Mdl. kellat Carpenter. pears 2fi and liO centa a. bushel. Mr. and Mn. Rlchard Moore and w. 0 . Hall, near Rutland Depot Mr. and Mrfl. Alvle' Phailn called to .. a~lL an Mr. EltDd Mrs. Charles Eblln Swt ~oR 8 •• • .r L •" (.'l.lnctqn!lU b&8 Pords. Olt:r ~ anne~ Font .r= • EJ&:I~ .,.'!.•~· YE!Il~ LOST-Man's / c!at&.d Frecker and Cheater :Van aold eue with lnlwala R. B. R . )Jeter were the Sunday guests of on bact, betweer. #olneto)' and Mr. and Mrs. bank Stllea. OaWpolls. Return ~ Dal),y TrJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Neutzlirlr bllJle omce. Rewar... 10-6~Jt il'nd Je.mea Terrm spent Bunday ) with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stiles ,a nd 1 CHEST GOLDS '"'J'i~;,. " ~ x ...Jton open< Suncl&y t ilth Mr, and Mrs HQ.J'l'y Snydar. Mrs. Lafe Williamson wa11 ca.Wng on Mrs. Pearl Hysell Monday. Myrtle Put• 1 spent Sunday &i'&er- lfJJ.., ·'· , ~<ll)</C noon wl.th ..qt:f, ( :·; ~. /,M, ' Fran~~ StUes. ·Bell&!le Bryant lett Sunday tor Cpl~b.J¥ to villtt her IQter~ c lin. A. ,b. ~nJ~Inl!oJ<el, an4 ll(rs, t~rwe Swauger were calling ~on ·¥rs. Ha~~1_nrder .sunday everune. · Oarriet 1"1..I.k: is doltlr hoUBework at' Long Botklm. BlU MowreY t.od Che5ter V&n Meter ,yiaft.ed Pnnlr: Btilea Saturday evenln(l. 1933 S!JM~ER HOTEL ··..:,amps COLUMBUS Celambai,OIIIo .•.. ' ./ ~oar . lOG BooiDI ··~ aoo111s ""!"' •"" ' 'ut, •us BATH fl,IO DININO &OOM rAND OOFI'EI& IBOP .Uodor8.,..~­ ;,'J j .,;• :0 '• /' i ' &l.BA. C('11R'l DOTEL H- New 8mJ.ma. lit •• ,., .. Flertia ..\U. IMam Wrlle lor.....,, ,,..s ' I IMtU'$ H. BU1"LER : '"" ....... DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? \ A:YE. fASHIONS 1)1 JANE GQRDON lly Edsop R. Wo.ite, Sh• wnee, Old"'"""' iDAUGKr&R SJ<AliTLY COAUD • , ' 1~;:hool PHILIP HOCKSTEIN, EDITOR OF THE JAMAJ,CA (N. y.) DAILY PRESS AND STATEN !~LAND (N. Y.) APVAI'ict:. SAYS: I A cunning coat adopts the new 'boqtdf:n with pe~ky opautattcl ' fllld :Jaunlr •cad ueckhnc. DBI.IIltt~r wUI ,Jook a1 ,pr:otty aa .• plCiture ~ n 1hil Fnnth model lA blue ea~:le 1bluo tweed mixture. THAT the condition of o.dvertiainiJ TFflll!'ll til• J'r!lll"bllff of • . , .,.,, !",.... to pubhc educatiOn. The keen a dY~!•er · .,., ~t "t· qftendenciet in education, He w1\l W"''~ Jut ~py to J,, ~~ t~m -nd , 0 arranced typolfaph.ic:liiiY ~!"~it will ~\Bf!d "jc!ed'~~'j. the ide"• and taotea of people who art m~U~,...y 1110 ·Y our Khool•. .ft. ¥ou can make il at a very nominal \aurn. .At1d ,i t 1s 10 enUrely simple to • KING fashion it. OF NATION,I\L LE"AGUE" e-ATSM!;;~ F.o~ 19!5~. · Soft hairy ...wten in ·br(.lwn at(d "beige Shephf:rd'• r.heck is auothtr 6turdy and smart ~eheme. TA:U If"''• NtJ. 1143 m•1 lu taf,.tJ i11 1i~t:IJ o6 I(J 12. •!· Thi• #41ttr• iJ rtttdJ l•r i,.rtudi1111 dtl;'lllfY· II i1 h11•d rat. ~~~LJ S•IJd. 1$ ~tlltJ (in stamp• LOr r.oi~) to ill'Ji ~i~ ·~p~eau.' Write caniullr an~ 1 pla1n1r your n~me and 1fu11 ~d~nu~,~.\~f,.numb,~ pf ,tho· pattern •II' . .tln:..·,-.' . ,¥9u an~ w~t. . ~1111'qitr •letter ill~ . '}'Q,y: ...1 ,. tn ~~ ~jo,liUW.. t ·,' '· . ~ " ' • ' .,1. ,''.-'.. , ' I ,. rr Aclvertilinc ia ibolf a tremepd'll!f •11~!!11!11 Jm:t. ~~~t t!lj adv...1iler who deacend• too far !>el~w Ill• J•~•l ed~~r ll, 1 taqdafdt or too' far above wil11111t obtain aatiafactory exc,.Pt frOPI certain apecial claN.. of rwtlllll'f·.. '' to Ge~ 7'fuw. J>,l(<!l'lll mD " It ia convenient for the PUrl"'.- 11f ijlia tfi•am,U,n I!! cli•i~ advel'liainJ into two g~ne~l c'"-ifi.,r;itlll.; i. •·• ~~~~~~Pttl!lya "' vertiiiDJ and m~rkel•creatlnl a~vert111nJ• �' . . " t . . . ' .' ...·' ' .. ..... 1111! ..-. s: •. DAILY~. . " .. - OHIO. Personals PLEA IS $50 FINE J. nlatly~ w. NeJIOtt were the Bunda' . lf . . .. NOTICE wall& RE4DERS' the NeW8 Oftlee of The Dalb' ';~:ou Tribune, eall 286-L; If UfEATHER FORECAST-.. H ~Ohlo and W ll!at Vlrt:lnla.--010\ldl, ..,.,_ Buslnea ~e ablf oeeulonai ffl.in Warmf'l' wn!ghl. Olllee uk for 202-B. Mrs. LaD Blahop &nd 1100 stein or Pitkbutlh reeumand o . W. Oahoorl were hll DOIIII<m 11m lui ,.,.... 1 1 two weeta. vlllt ln P1iW~rch Athena Ylsltors Prld&y att.emooo. with bome. f~~Harold Nelson la sutrel'lnl . with F ,.~ IIO)>Jnond EmriCk ot P I C k - the ftu. wu here vlstttnc hie parents &.tMr. and Mra. Carney Jooe11 and Mr. and Mn. Howa.rd Denl90n were Uft!ay J~ OhalOeJ and wife of Par· kenbuq ~t. 8Und&:v here wt~h RUest& Sunday or ur. &n4 Mrs. . '1'0 - boule i:o&ll MeiCI and' oaw. Pomeroy ot&y "'n wnuam .Obatney of all wtU be ot Jesse Brewater ~ tam.Uy. unu.suaJ..f1.nJ.town D. Kibble ot I'U'teraburs' was here over f.he week end. ot Pomerof.. ~~ re~· by a • ~ent II petmiDellt with- HirfJ BmUb and bcother Oua for the were called to lbe oortbem part or the Pomeroy Berl4 Ool.l the atat.e Batuiday W the Illness the Roeklnc Vallay ol one of their ldater'a. The mNtlnJ ww be- ·ArtbUI' Hetzar, son Marlon and Ernest Bartoa. and soo Ralph we-re :r. Athem on bualnfll Monday. ,' · ELECTRIC Theatre - ''The Retum' Of Cuey Jonei" Vlwles 8........ Bulb Hal~ Iackie Searl, Gee. W.,-.h. - -ALSO- '"J'arzan, The Fearle.." Bualer Ol'abbl!, J~ill)lpe I~«a&lnee ' P. M. WedneedaJ s~hool ~ ·1or Sale! Lmpl'<wed i6ut.ed, 'It ' W(L' o!.lr .. anee eo:rporatlon today. Oh&lrman Walter J. cwnmin1s Exploaion In Mid • Air Believed Cauae Of Miahap nnMunoed that ~.U'fl non-federal rMerve banta out of U'!'f ln the country had applled tor member· $'» In ihe corporation. - · ' purpoaea Cheap. muat sell thia week. FRUIT FARM epo1rt, Ohio. TITUS. OI'I'IBID I'BEI First ~~Jar Postmaster Craaheeln Flamea; Pu· aeDJen And Crew Are Vletima I The victims included tour pas. lllli'lola us. Mi&SOUrt 104, Louisiana &Etnprs 8nd ~ membel'll or the 101 anel OM tOO. e::ew. They were identuled 11 : On a peroentaa:e bai!IB. colum.~bl:~·~-;~;~ of tel\ ·Mn. E. M. O<flyer, 28. of Arlinr- trlet ot tOh, Maas. · il.lne Mlllli Allee Sct1bner, 28, steward~as, of Ohicaao. E. Bmlth warr«i P. Bprrl:& or unos, wlf~ ·wa~ ttra~•e'l pa.uenpr. H01 - Have Returned To Work, Confident Of An Alfeement day and ftve day w~k . Pltt.stp-sh, Oct. 11- INB--SabotRge and renewed plcketl~l today brouaht a ~tet-baek to t.he b&ck-towork" ~vement 1D Western PeJm.. fi'•lvanlaa bituminous coal fields. The hlstorlcal Jacobs Creelt root Bnd bueket bridaef, . over the Yo\ll"hiORheny rlV(!r near Bannlna: No. 1 mtne of the Plt.tsburah Ooal Company WM blown up by dynamite t.bls morniJ>a. No one was In• Jured. Damaae 'f,las considerable \iut root tuvel over the bridge was t:Uil poaslble. · Pltt·~owo·-h, Oct. n-IN8-TWo I - .... ; : ' r'::nC:~:~::!nyt~: bowels ot the ea.rt:h to leaderbut cUf- Florida Falls In · ·tine For Repeal . Thirty-Third State ia Four to One Favorina Repeal , jftf '. p,.a ~~8Qh~ndml, 2~ ~ Oh~~ R. Tarrant ot ~ - . Chi~SKD, ' .. ~lll!lbuo. o.. _~·.u~~INs me Warren P, B"rr"': 1!1~ oper~:~.COr who wu ,;;,...;c·-,-_;, " l:ll the a1q)lane crlab near ~fear '• .,..• ·1 L I terton, It'd., la8t Dtlht, had refUeed to ten his wife the nature OJ' his job with the air line It wu lea.rnt'ld today. orter-stricken at the newa ot ber hLUbtmd'a death, Mrs. job*! . ,. BurrLt revealed that BuJ'ril had obtained bla .d~ o~tora-:.two ~ . Toledo. ll'~ved a . IIJO '$J.e 81Jdl e. had letter frODl ber h\Jaband last' Diabt lla}lbq: he had hren transferred to Chi- . ! CBgO. Burrla and. hll wife were the parenta of two1rc.Mldren. One of them, Jimmy, a 12ye&r-old boy, wu to have lett by 'traln for Chica110 thl8 momlt!g to vlsJt bis father. Tbe ·ether -t:htld Ia ·a seven- FRO!Il COURT Il ~,r.~~~lllj )'eJ.r-!)ld rlrJ, Helen. Mrs. BUtrl& Ill th!! former . Ml&R Helen :Wiler, da\!fhter 0! the late Dr. J. A. Miller, tor~r resldm.t of Pomeroy. Bhe hal Mlcted 'in Columbua with her bUib&nd, tor a f!WDber of yelll'B. The bl·motored pliDe, capable of n. speed or 181 mllM ..., ~~ was bound trom New York to OU:llbd, Cal., when the dlsuter occurred !Pat ntaht. Air 11nea autborlt:lee cheeked. an unverUled report that Ute wotneil. l ·---- Oct. lt-IN8-0e01'Ki Dl· Butsarlan oommuntst flre· trial wtth tour others on ~[~;i:<or compllcltq In the Retch. was bo.rmed trom the ::c::..cc_:c ag&in today . orctertd tum to Ieav·~ Jnterruptlna; Judge . and ftrlnl que.stJons at ftnt time he was thrown • otmttrorr shOUtl.!d: "It I could cnly moot now!" ~'nchers, Cotton · Pickers Battle Missing County Treasurer Sought BIJBBEU., MOST VALUABLE Jl&uehlf!r Jlated as ),frtl., Qwyer ·,.,. a motion picture star traveUDJ under an Maumed Dame to Reno. KeY. to set a. divoi'ce. . \' OliiClala ot branch of t.he ~alf Belts amJ fUll 5elts .· llebucftvte jrJr FkU} THE FINEST an limpon.nt role in the oven:oat pic· · Whether it'a a half belt or a full belt matten not-but a belted effect ia indiapen· . aible for better atyle! Unde....Grad'a belted model& of coune, look dif·, ferent-4he laat word in awankineaal . Children May Be Used As Pickett!~ ' THE FINESTWOBDfANSBIP These days, smoken pay more attention to!heir cigarettes. Natu· $19.50 rally_\hey're talking about the way Luckiesar~ made. Always so round, 80 firm lolly packed: and Brimful of the choicest Tu!'kish and Dom~C: ·tobaccos-without )O<;)Se ends. That's why ~uckies'dr'aw~y, burn evenly and arc eo inild.,.IP smooth. I ' "' it's toaste d .. · . fOR THROAT PROTECDON-fOB 8ts1T£R TASTII ' Firat In Pomeroy . " -. ' ' ' ~ ,. I I . r '' ' ' '. .• ~ , ! ' I• • DAllY TRIBUNE. TR -HlEGHAP:B M~KE liB[RAl OFfER U AMBITI~US W~MEN. GIRlS, ~S REWARD or EHDHl ' • Great Prize Votinc Campairn To Be1in Soon; $250, Firal Prize, $100, Second Prize; $50, Thir~ J, Prize; Nine Other Awardo " CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN IS ON .... ' Votea Will Be luued In Retum For Suboeriptiona', New Or Old; No Loaero-AII Winnen; ke¥\ · All About Bic Propooition ·: ... of~. 0.. radio ae>vi!ll! J110n Air in By DA \"ID P. SENTNER Washington, OCt. 11- INs-'I'he t.hltty-hour work weelit wtt.hout reduction of pay wu endorsed by a un~tnlmous vote today by the Amuiean Pederatlo~. of Labor convention. The fedentlon's executive committee was ln11truet.ed to tl&:ht fo . uvlsion of every lnduat.rlal COde to contaln a provlalon for the six hour HALF OF STRIKERS of tor A. F. of L. Warned By Gen. Johnson Wall St-t Chor1ed With uAttempt to Undermine NRA" Conference Objective of Leaden, Seem Imminent -Na.Ucmal and state member bank& au\oma$icaUy become member&. Non-nle'mber lru;titutlons must aub n1lf, \0 eXamlnatloP. e.nd obtain a GPttltlcat.e of solvency from their r.t.p.te banklnc authority. t'xartllners are now enaaged 1n the tnapectioo or the banka whlcb ~ .~.• Od. 11- INs- have made appllcattonformemberAuthaiilil!liil.!ifitllih a triple lnYeB- &hip so there wsn be no delay l.n tiR•tlon tOdaYihlto 'tile cruh of one •P.ttlna the rufl benents or the ib,ufanee corporation into aetlon ct the new· type: 'frt.nscontlnental by January 1 United Air Ltnel' pn.saenpr plane "~tate barlki haV(! shown rewhklh tell 1n flames near here, tn!U'kable speed 1n appl.ylbg tor kfWns seven per.!JOU8, lncludln1 two Dlembership Jp, the fnluran~ fund" women. cumtniniS sald.. "Letters contain· An explosion. tn mld&tr sent . tbe inl the application blank& were pla.ne into a tterr ta11sp1n 81 It wu '"nty sent trom we.shln&f;on Sept. nearln& Ohleas:o larrt. night, ac- 1•1... cordlllf to eye wlineasta. Dozens of Indiana 10 far le!f,da the 1te.tes tn pusoJIII wltnel!lled ihe expiOalon mir; ~pll~tkml with .t88. Other and saw the aJr Uner plunred to statP., Hsted by Ownmln1s were: •al1h out of. cantorol. Penne.)'lvania 110, M1nr1esuta UHI, ,., to lands tn reaerve syatem,. were maldna lut.ate to join the federal deposit lnlur- NEW TYPE PLANE ALSO COMEDY NEWS SERVlCE. KillED AS ~lANE In F=a1 c!;::~:'"u~. f~H HEC~GN Ia Repoot fAllS EAHT~ ~~M!"~~~-:sr-~~ APPHH ~SSUHED Wlllll,. oraae. tto-.-RI CASH ssoo.oo n - It'a New It'l 111 The S£VEN P£HS~~ Stai:~M~~.!:hip MIN£HS D r.:wtGJ· OLD SALEM :rt R~ATIONAL LL LEASED WIRE ' t.oniffht and ~r: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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