http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f9d1cb191797386fa7889ac1f582984b.pdf 129de13d7e30513ebb652aebf7b259a2 PDF Text Text ' .,_ • ' ' ' ·: ~a • ' "•I ' Mystery Victim the winner not only wa.ltl! oft Wlth Lhe furlta ot vict.:Jry tor the biiKelt p.mH or the se&llOn, lt alllo takea the title of Soulhea.at.em oMo ~a cJ'Wnptm wtth it u UWI pme -.111 decide the champlonahSp of the l£a(l'ue MiddleJ)Ol't haS a allaht ed&e beca.UAe a tie in the came wUI lirlve I them the League champ1omhlp I while Pomeroy must have a Ylct.ory to be a~orded the crown That It \11111 be o. battle royal hall been a gr~d by C\Oen the mOflt rabid op. 1 po11in(l roo!Alrs 1 I 'The Way To Love' 1 To Be Shown Here\ '"' { ' =~ ' . .... ,, ..,__ ".~ ' • ,,• , . :r.:::.~: tO[OlfE-Ol lAO lS ~:m.:r.:·t;:'~:.m.:..: I'OIIieroy •~ tpee4 whm bo,.• •U!lJimnlta a· dti"WeU. 100 dol.; ~ UllioaiUlW. 21 ! M[IC~ C~UNTI~NS I a molkn.kl u.e t.eddent ~ ~':""'..:,~:.~.~STRUCK BY AUTO ~!£:'tE,;!,~:r::: .. •~~•• ~~~•-moeenl'.. !.um,.~-- "flfdoler: ..... ~--:~• alll S5 doL boya' kmC trousen 16 c.\OI; ttoya· • oblrta dol; Imena· ,...,..,. a tnletera doo, bo>'l' doo; mena' ahlrl& 63 dol; prln\11 AM iinlhama ln. II'IIIOrted colon and de.. liiDI lt,fOO yanta; blue chambraY STREET ON MAIN ttreet Mr Benpl, tt wu leaJ'Ded, clfered ...u.atanoe tel the p~erstrtcken panclfDOt.ber retf.J'dln& bUrlal ...'wu a pupil of YOUDC ~~ t-he second. poa4e 1n the QeD\I'al EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS omCE Phone 202-R &Cboi:M. WbeR he weut -·- uoo >ardl. """""' s,JOO Death Reaulta Almoat Aeeordinr-;;-Report of •..-. yards; out.tn& ftl.nnel 1.340 yards; , I I 0r• ~~ 1.1100 yardl; uuWtached natant y; aver Secretary; Much !!he«; ' 3.D'l6 ,aro.: unbleached Absolved \ Clotbinw muslln 1.430 yards, comforters 115 ~anta. b1at1~cet~ 405 Jarda. OF ALL BLAME The Roll can wiD ...,.,... unW IS DISTRIBUTED the end ot tbe month and all are ,....t to lh< momberohlp Lad Ran Into Street, To lndiaent Peraona lr drive by R. w. P~nSterwald cbatrln.eatiration County Durinr t.'l.an and his COJ1l8 of worlters R.,.,eala Paat Year I to,.._. uncklr the ttame 'or Lawrenoe s1mpeoc. Be had ..... ""' ..... with hill onn•· !ll.~r here tor 110me ttme and ll waa satd that the grand.motllfl' had a planned to adopt hJm. lllltbOUih ~ uch prooeed.IDp were not revealm Burvtvinl are his 1randmother. with whom ho Uvod, aod ..,.nta, Mr c.nd Un:. Arthur Lopn. of !Ioomer, w. va FUnenJ servtoe~~ a.re bell!l ar· ran~ed by I'Jle Ew1n8' mortlcl~ NO DAM.&GE No ap~t dam&lle waa done when a. nre ort,ma.t:W. from a chimney ftue at the home oC Will· iam Wickham of Mulberry Avenue called out the local tire dePJrlment. about. 1 o'clOCk thil morn1D1. Mem· 1xn or the houaehold bad. Ule ftre extlnlulabed before the ftremen, who made the run in record bret.lr.: • q time, a.rrlved at. the eeene JOSEPH GRESS DIES JOAepb H orese. 4&, nathe of Mason ctt:r, died Prlday afternoon attenU<m but death reaulted trom lhe 11ertoua lllnese before medica services could furnish relief An operator of a MJ~all mine in Mason Otty, Mr Gre&!l was well !mown t111 m1ghout the Pomeroy Bend He wa.s a son of G eorre OreaR proprietor of & meat market in Fomeroy for rnart.y years He iB sur· vived by ht& w1fe and four chJldren Funeral llflrViceR wm be conducted Monday morntns at 10 o'Cioek !rom the Catboltc church In Muon with interment in the church oem~ eery IP chara:e of the Fosle80DIJ undertakers .. WEATHER- Cloudy and warmer tonight followed by light rain tonight or Tuesday. Colder Tuesday afternoon and night. FULL LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS B·ERVICE. U U'l Newa It'• Ill The Tribune ' Scottahoro Cal~ II Again WIGGIN ANSW[~~ 1~0,0~0 W~RKERS Summary Action Is Taken In Lltnellgbt AI Negroes B~SY IN ~Hm ~S ~y Citizens Of Golden W Begin Third Court Flabt FIX CH~~~[S IN By 24 Violent Dealba Clcur CW~ ~R~G~E~~ES Acc:nainr Finrer Ia Pointed By State Of Alabama At After Hart's Body Is F State OYer ~£N~T£ INOUIRY In Buckeye Seven Defendanta For Third Time In Three Week-End Yean In Famous Aaaault Caoe ICh.aae Bank Head Ia Said To Have Coat lnatitution Milliona PEATH SENTENCES REVERSED TWICE Swift Diapooition Of Caoe Forecaat Aa Judre Saya IN MOVIE VENTURE "No Monkey Shinea"; Caoe Hao Attracted Attention Tbrouwbout The Nation Bank Also Loot Heavily In Two Other Buaine11 Moves FIVE ARE BURNED 55,000 More To Be Given While Icy Hiwbwaya Are Blamed For Many Accidenta PAYDAY COMES ' 611, dt•d "" an automobile Cleveland-John Major, !10, Joseph Marko, 49, were fatally lnjui"elt1Wbtn •thelr: au&omobtle struck the rear 'end. of a' wason on which The aecond trial o1 Pattereon laat AprU COI'fiUmed. almost t.hrt& a. partY wu hay...rtdlng In eetebra~ tkln of the election ot a Cleveland !lOUth of named duck huntens Menacing mob gathen at jaU :.====:;:=====~( About midniaht they overpowered atma run atea~ ,aheacf tod.o.v unde 1 omeers, battered in the ja.il doors the supervision of )ndivlltual admln- nnd hana'ed. Tbunnond aNt Holmes latra.toTa a.ceordln!l to Major E 0 In St James Park BraU&"ht the ruldlng aeniWI behind the vast and unprecedeni'A!rl pro- LINDBERGHS REACH I councilman. Newark-BtP.wart Elllot., 19, KNUn CAPE VERDE ISLES fatally Injured when he was Although report.5 wiU not he re· by an automobile d1iven by Robert celved at the st.ate CWA head· B. Edmunds or NP.warlr: early Bw· q\l&lterK until late today. It was bt>· St. Vlncenl, Ce.pe Verde Isla!lt~~ Jleved that utmost all t.he lO'J 914 NooY 27 - INS - Col and M11 Mu.xwell fil·YCII.r- for whom Jobs ha.d bePn nutborl?.ed Charles A Llndlbergh pul anodt€1 was kiUed when his were at wCJrk today lon1J fttght over untamllllu terr wn.s crowded against a The ooWltles were to be notJfll'!d 1 tory behind them today thl:l afternoon of t.he addit.lonal alThey tan<Wt at the Island of Sa•J Joca.tlons. which total 65.000 Tile&!!' Thia.go In the Cape Verde ;rwt.p become effective tomorrow and late t.bl& afiA!rnoon from Vllila Cln , r ruune11 ot worlr.:ms will be drawn n 1roa, RJo De Oro toe county from federal re·emptonnent rolls, 8ao 'l111aeo. Largest of the Capr Linvlll~hCLrles Cochran 48, a and wUI be men who ar~ unem· V~rde archlpela1o. 111 In th~ souti• state highway Worker, was ktllf:d J)]oyed but who ha•e not been on em aroup or llllands and ts used u:. reUef ll8tB a baRe by cratl of thp Latec()('r .. reonunuld "n PAre ThrH, Appointment of Ned T Boiii:A of 1\'tll&•Atlantlc Air Serv1ce opere.!~ Oolumbua as &S!Iiatant 11t.ate dll- tna mall plane:\ from South Aftk~ IRONY OF IT butalnt otttcer for CWA projects to South Amerlea • Several oandi~tes · in the Big Voting Campaign are making no serious effort ·t a1win. Yet, ,their friends' are holtli!ng subscz1p~ions hoping they will call and ,~s.ecure them. • lf,.you a~ ..· • • ,, " • ~ _,:; ' Ia 1 have'Y'~ promi1ed your sub· and"' the candidate has fail- buralna: officer New projer.ts approvAd todav bv a corn· Olvll Works en(l'!neen Included Rl.x: , from a Ln Wyandot caunty and tour In moYie 'Jith a PByettt.. with a total or $140,805 in ~ to blow the nates over the 'IOlved •-•nwbUe, llhe 'JO 000 wori!J!rs -"' 1 who shared in the ttn~t CWA pay· ron BatW'day, had motll"y to llllf!Od today-8ome of them for the first. Lime ln many months The first for work up more until Iaat ThutRwagea, d.,v night, totaled than $1.~ Unions In Bitter Argument Fe-elinl' in Pennaylwania C<Nll Fl•ldo, Reaehea lhorY-"DIIclly Dear" Our New Deal &conomoy washing. No starch. Everything dried and 1\at pieces ironed at 7c lb. For ServIce and Quality Work-Call ~00-L. Home Laundry Co. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • x ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~••••••••••• ~ - --- - •I ' ate Jt. lla&laee I:H P. M. Sunday - - -- - . '' '" •\ \ : I; Help ~bfJ~~~,Who Are Trying·:to HeltJ~=Ih.emselves! • ooo.ooo. Det.rolt, Nov 27- IN&-Detro!t's publk enemies No 1 a.nd 2. lay o.., slabs In the W&)'ne county ~ue today, their atlrered eflmlttal aotl· vitlea 11nded f91"-ver by tbe e:~r rtv&ls. 4Jie ~lets AxJer. 1 a~d Eddie P~~er Wpf: reputep to 1 be 11il.der! c)fl the "'Purtle." 11m1. Their l><>dlea. - with ball ~ d - bul· let holes ln race and chest, were found early Sunday 1 momlns ln 1. blood-splattered autOmobJie parked on a lonely road in tbe tuhlonable AUburb of Bloomfield Hills• T'he ~ were to be &hipped to New York's east aide, the boyhood home of the men, tor burJaL ------- WYNEKOOP HELD - ~ --------SUN WORSRJP ENDS CAnon Clty, COLo, Nov 2'1- msA daUy Atu,.worshlp service :tard or the colorado state ~''1":!~~ _.-; tlary here came to au the death or Oankyo th for many years e pri.!llner Mltaunap, life tor the murder a WCJman in 1911 reverted to glon of his anceal:orl after h18 carceratlon and o11'erHI. prayer11 the 8 ="":::·~------­ IJapanese Launch Five Point Plan • arrest, thins: had to tlme' · or cour.se ' he said, · we ngret thut the law wa.s not allowed to tRke Its course. But It probably was ~ust as well that these toPfessed llbductors and sla.yers were lynch· Sacramento Oal , Nov 2'1INS-"Thls Is the best lesson Oa.IUornla has ever given the natlorl' That waR the statement early today by Oonmor James Rolph, Jr , when Informed by Inten,at.tonal News Service that a San Jose mob had lynched Jack Polmes ard Thoma.s H Thurmond U anyone 18 arrested for th1B good job' 1 ll pardon made here them 'It was the on1y way to give a lesson to the country This kidnaping hu ierrortzed other s1ateB &lso It is time that this daJ"'et Is cleaned up It is the best le580n in t.be country today 'People make libelr own laws In the San Joae case, awift justice was absOlutely essential " We have 8bown the coon· try that Caltrornia 1o 111 not tolerate kidnaping" , the sov· ernor added Governor Rolph was scbe· duled to leave by plane for Boise, Ida , last Qlaht but. delayed the trip to be avtJlable In the event of further emera gency. The 1overnor sever&l days ago decUned to call Ollt the state mllttio t.u protect. the combined BhertD' WiUiam J . Emla:. pollee J rt alae). lind the highway pat.rol They battered down the the jail, drafted tlle men from tm Jail acr0!18 rrom St James Park, the square of San JORe, and them to two sycamore tree& 000 men and women looked Don't ha.nQ" me, hang mel" Thurmond, pale youth, pleaded as the t.he jail numbering about 1100, him trom hlB cell Cheering madly , drags:ed Tlmrmond old brlclt b~i!:~·,..:~~ rc.ornia 11 red early days, street to the p&rk, vnth well dressed men 011 their way home af~r and with studentB Clara and San Jo.se "A rope,· a big, overalls, but witbh-unOiiiiOii. r.ar!ds cried A noose fell over t.ree a& automobile ~:~~~~~; eu the scene like a 1 of the stage 'Please, please," Thurmond cried, but. his eyes p-ew elaalf t.£ fainted at Ule slil'bt of the " Up with him,· cried the tlu~~ ar.d the )oouth swung h1. a. ....... 'He dJdn't g!Vf! Brooke chauce, cried the burly man aa tL:gged on lhe rope Cheers w~nt up a.g:a.in. A few mlooles later fighting feverishly against. tors, followed h1a ·..,,r.,!or.i"' coLLEGE M.uoa ''You can't do It " he sh<HlOolli'if he lashHI. out Tiftln, 0, Nov 2'7-tNS--A. colleiJe Many fists beat him dean was elected mayor ot Tiffin. ground Uniontown, Po., Nov 27;: ""':·1.Prancla W Kennedy dean ot Held- Foreitrn Progn.m to Try to two prtsonen He was ratsed. IU tee11n1 between elllerl Oollep, was returned to the Improve Relationahip 'What do you say now?'' Ions !{l the strlfe~tor:·~~;~~J~: ctllce ot olty chief executive wlt.hty coal tl~ld became out oppost:UOJ'. The Republicans With United Statea cd Perhaps this Incident. will serve leader of his IJ'OUP of captors a ooose wu fitted teme ~y following a w•re unable. to f'.nd candidate& to as a warnins; t.o persons who may tlon In ,.Jmich R't¥lflre rent OPP.,OJe him By JAMES R YOUNG be plottlns like crimea Ln California I"''.~· and Matt.ln Ryan. •IMura:ent INS starr Correspondent j It may serve as a deterrent." wao burned in e!flry. MONOPOLY TokyO Nov 27-INs-Launchlni Other o!Dcta~ took a Uke attitude ~f:"ft~l~"::n Tce:::~.~bnse P P"OPOSEb FOR OHIO an ambtLious tl.ve-potnt for~lg1 n sort or a ahrll8' aQ(l a lifting of K Dl'OR'l'ftmcente~inR"chiefty about 1•1 I he eyebroWs, a "what can we do ' '">Wd with mock eeremonlea -United statea. Japan will o.ttemp• ..bout It " attitude I"" 300 miners and their Columbus, 0 , Nov 3'T-INB-An tc increase her power in the Paclf.c kt wa.s believed a ooroner s jury 1,~~'~'''"''· brattnr: their victory In the irOn-bound state liquor monopoly &nd at the oam .. time lmrnonve h.. ~lJl find Holmea and Thurmond t ~ 1 hanged by 500 vi!fllantes while 10.~ mtne elections with the tu~ta.hllahment of one statea .... ~ The doleful beat of a slntle operated liquor store In eBcb couna rela.tiont wtth Washington It was 000 cltlzen!! looked on, came to ma.TII:ed the "funeral ~:~~;;I ty, wu proposed t.o the liquor «~n· Lea.m~ today their deaths at the "hands of parwhile "Dude" MeClendCJn, trot rommittee of Ute Ohio senate The main points CJf the plan, as ties unkoown" and that the invella • miner, delivered the t"dav by Governor ~ White's drawn up by the new foreign mm· tlgatlon locally wiU end there mourning aloud because Ryan advisory cammiuton on liquor CCJn- Jeter, Keitt Hirota. are as follOW'! Any etate action ~med tmprob"by aocldent on put'J)OISe" t.rol. ! Revlillon of the extstlni nn able in view CJf tile statement of crowd howled approval a.s the Additional Uouor 8tCJrea may be val ratio of 6-3 between the United Oovemor Jamee Rolph Jr, In Sat· "'mnnle~ were clima.xed with eatabUaMd Ln the counUea for each Statea and Japan 1amento that the lynchir.g "wu the SANTIAGO ' ' 40 000 population according to the 2 Exten&'fln cf the preMnl t.eat lesson QaUfornta has ever lilY- OF STREET plan. .,reement whereby Japan'& fortifl- en the notion •• ca.Uon of her Pa.clflc 19l.and man· He had previous)• annotu"'- he ""· u. ~.~ N-· • ..... ... llmi'•.o ""'"" 0111D go, v,.._ uy, Akron, 0 Nov. 2'1'-IN&-Attaca.• a """" would not call out the national flllntlago was ''>roW1n 1na proposed state monopoly of U- I. Prevention of a war between a:uard to pro~t the kidnapers roar today quor dlltrlbu.Uon and declarln" that the United Btat.e8 and Japan groups or studepts cia.h...l: • tax of t1 a sanon was ''am.p)e" tha throwrh th~ dPVelopment of mort San Jose, 0.1., Nov 27-INB- center of the city Ohio seven.p dealel'l' uaoctatlon trlendly relations OalUomia. vlltlante& today tn•oked Severa'l hundred abot!! ~OJ., today Pl'eJiared t.o carry Its own 11'1:t. Replacement of the prest'n L lvnch Jaw to punish kidnaping and sOme from rooftops. but pntnt J'1M t.o the Ohio r.ecrlala.ture Japanese envoy to WBL'lltllton by murder oomba.t.ant was InJured.. When t.he IOJons meet to di'O.rt Ita 9. reprtS"pt&~!ve !(! t.he hilrhW!t 1Ull • r ID a fterce throwback to the Violeiice allo brot~ out qnor C""ntftl1 Jegtsln~ bauad.ydtr~Mil ;a.valllble. r tumultuoua dare of '49, they ltofm. ~~:ue:v where CODII.derable Brlllfiy, the UIOCiat.lon'a plan 5 ~bt ~• I a idJarma, lfll lbe OOWlt$1 JIIJI here, seiRd two dimaae wu oauaed by ~~= would lift the lid on &II restrictions ment IDT ~t~ ~d~aiellttt\•2n tolifeSIIsd tidnapen aDd two bomtll Thm wef.(t that ml&ht lM' imposed. the J~ ~ ~~ ~ ....... , • tn. ltrSppec:l the clothel trom tbelr tiel. Critical Stare The rictlma were • apprecJ· 1 2'1--I>ts-·1 wu announced by Brauah'- Borlft ::_r-•.,;o 1 WOl aas1st L W L.ooker chief dill· I. of ·to - ...' "">";. Criminala Are Dragged From Cello, Cia*¥~ Off And Hanged To Treeo Amid Qlrra 'I' From Infuriated Crowd · '£~; ' I DOORS OF JAIL BATTERED DOWN lrom inJu.... when he wu 11truclr: rnonltey-lbi.ne:c~l" ~ Kidnaping Outrage Employment Tueoday, It Ia Said County Jail Ia Stormed And Solf-Confeaaed ~=!= oro And Murderera Are Seized Followinr Fi Battle With Sheriff's Force• ." ........ .., ' High 1. i g h t s In BAZAAR ··:;~r'hr c~own to .... lneM, sa.ld the BraY hatred: Jurist. '"nlae trlall are B01nl to prooee<.1 With tipeed o.nd dtspa.teh and no • 8J Carrier 16 Cent.- ·BY Mall t4 00 1933 CALIFORNIA KIDNAPERS ARE L YNCHE tn a Parkenblu'l' hospital He was taken to the bo.spltal ThursdaY for .. I J.IQUOR .,;hen mUI'der·l ..'»'" �., . '. l(()lii)AY, ""' --···" P.A.OaTWa -II·~ 4al !ol' - _.... ...... BotllldV, II>Oq]d ... .u ~; rrftDdlllOlld S, ll'lt. IAQted OD • ua le~tarl ""' -... LOftr D&R maltw for pubUc&Uoa U>elr ...._,.., lotten. bowour moU.ol "fld , illftllll ~» ~oe .WI be puNiab"<L ~ftOI{A£ - r~.. . I " .. :· . " I • . ." ObO·· ·: ... . ?./ ~~ Beli'll',red n, Cz.nler ~ Clre~!GII ~ Call 111-a -~ s IIJ Man 16 One Month . . . . • . • .. .. • .. .. · Three MonUuJ ••. . . ••• , . . •• •• IW1 Six :M thl ' ' · ' • · · •· · ·· · ·' ·· ·· One M:ont.b .. • .... • · " • • " " ' ~ 'lea:t • • . .•.•... , , •• • , • • • "'·00 on ... , . .10 .. • ~ / ' •'l' ./ .., "' / /.f •' ·' ·' ' / r ' toOtbBU The :fled Croq reportl that fll nuJ,..I are emplOJed bJ 4U of ltl ·• · 10L~Y day, :~~~~~i1i~~1111~4 to; eqq bays aod rll."ll ta aehooll, vrtnt.., publk and paroobJai. They ajoyed YoJ. uoteer work Ia bPIPltal• aad for orphan•, the ued and crippled, and al10 aided tbelr lcboolfellow• bY pro.,Wtnr attention ror thetr a:ra1, pureh&aiD& their rlt~~es, and ahiDI many other t~ let"Yic• to them. The Junlon atd their 1ehool work b7 e&rf7IDI on correaDOftdauca and the u:cbaDce of portfolio• with school children ttl other ·nat1R1: of 1983 has ' com~ I -- .. ve~~tf=~naM~ ~.~!:Pickens ly undefeated and cl title, the clipping from. "-·-""·"·:: newspaper shows local fans local eleven hllll, at least, been no-. ' tleeG . The clipping. brought to MlddlePQt1. by Mr Pickens. reads B.S roJlows : ..Ciiueuct> HerQert . Local bo)' loYho hns been doing some traveling around Ohio towns. this fall, df9ps me u note from· dQWJl m Satdlnla U:e wrlt'es that he bll.S ~en speni:llog his Friday nights and Satllrday aft.ernoons 1 watching some pf the llOOd. high JJ!!hool ten~s /" tbe perform. "The best o them wrlt.es Herbert, "is the ~iddleport high team. Mldd]eport ls a min~ lng town down along the Ohio ,-;c__ ;cc River and the boys are plentJ' tough 1 think they would fifO gdpd llgalnat ,AnyiJllng in this state." '. The clipping was takerJ from,_ ' a 1 sport.a column ln the Dayton news- Badgley, i ----- ! I S mmarv I ' -- Huge Scottsboro ,,~ automobile I . ..,. boa u1f.eoatrol broileD ®wn by more than 48 houn of intP.nsive riWq, Dr. Alice W1aekoop iaahown on the verge of collap:te after she .. eoilfesaed she waa reapoatlble the d,eath of her claughter-in-l<aw, ln. Rheta W)'llekoop, oae Of the lt111.D&e&t crlmea io Chicago &ruJica for varsity "M" Boyj.l c.... which Attend Ga m e I I ! I 'Middleport Yell ow Jackets vs. Pomeroy Purple Panthers Thanksgiving Day- 2::10 P. M. I ! ,.I MIDDLEPORT llJGH sc ;•OOL FIELD I ! ' FOOTBALL! By Ban d In Switd. of 'C~twJ Emroys - .-··' w... parked '"' blocb • ..,, 1, EH'CIUnd, fl.nd drove away. Kt> t·c·: He apparmily wo.s .~prli.k . lc l nvc1 Thurmond 's body, nnd I '"l!>d rr.nl ch wus tOl!ChL>d to It, for he hl :t:J:I (j fer an inslant, bll~ lhr . fla111eS went out. Plan~ were formulated sunday ; J!t ' mils' bod,¥ was not fired l,• ' ~ .... ·. San ~o:.se. yal. ; , Nov . 21-INS-A afternoon bv Ule v a.rsi t ~· M. Clu b. 1 A cheer w-::nl up as a rrt!ltch ! a11 organization of all Jetter men of 1 11t~.h te d Thurmond, but It wu \"iOman IMI\0; a&id she was 'thomas 'I Middleport hlgh Echool to att.Eml drr wn' d m:t tl:y the walling of Sl· Thurmorl1t's • molher pleaded . the annual ThanltM!h'n~ Do.v! rens or the San Francisco pollee the crow~wblth hanged,-,, .:_c_: ~t~en MiddlepOrt nnd . rk.: r,quads which had been sp<:<!d· him down ~Od give her : g:nme "Oh , ple~e," she _c;_:., ;., :.,.. · ' Pomeroy 1: 1 !\bOdy )lr.:1 to Ban Jo9o as th ~ lync'1lng~ to me." \ ThP dntl m~mnrra w111 meet rat W £: 1'+' I,.• proiJl'(Jss. A man ro1.4ghly shoved her ba.ck. the clty hall bulldlr.i before the l 'llw San Francisco ottlcers. reinShe serepn'led, ooVt'lred ht~r :eyes, game or•d. heacl~d ~,•y a band madt>! fm"Ced by t.he deputy sherins and ,~· up or Varsity M ·~nembprs will · Ba~ Jolle pollee who were • no•,; In- nnd ran. parade to thf' stadium, : JU '"· <1 ('lc:tred lanes to the bo(le'l , High School of !lewis r.1!mifled The hauglngs followed a tf:rrlttc coopcrote, nyhl at the ~:ounty Jall. 1 Sundav that the~ wlll · with the club memhr!ns Lu urranlle The b~dly mutllat ~d body of I group seats !or the mcmbe•·s nud it. Brooke Hurt ~·as founrt ye,~;terday ls e-:nected tho~ clUitll a numb('r of morning In San Fmnclsco bay . former Middleport high school stu - 1about twl'nty fn·e miles north of d~>'ll.s members of t.he club will here, confirming th.e confessions or 1 join the parade to th¥ st.odlum T.hurmoncl ond Holmes, who said 1 Further pl&IL'I fm• thf' nnr:'lrlP wlP they had kldnap :d him. beaten be completed In a speelal meeting at and shot and thrown him In· attna!J. The Red. Cma• enr4.1lled 3,1(11,816 member11 lu tt• roll oall ·• y.ear &aO· Join In the1913 ~;aU ,cziU-Al'QliJtlco DaJ" to !l'bl.ukq:LYIDI JJa1, G.nt e O p rm g 1 :3 0 P , M. ,butldin~;~W:;"'~"~"~';•~ll~~~~;~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 11 evening at 1 o'clfiCk It wos nnnounced. 1·'theMuch city b~wM hall · l thP. mfletlng Bundny otficlnls of the orv.-anlzrJ.tlon Wti'C ! agreed upon ll.nd an orrkr will hro 1 •·(mt for t.lwm lmml.'dilltvl:v. The · -.- -·-..~ -ill I with the I Rate. shield The mr:mbera of the Vorsltv M j band were Mchedulecl 1.0 ffit;f'i for b11nrl prn.r tice Monrllly nft.Pt·no:-m nt J tht> HeRLh M. E. Chur<:h ' During the meettng a vo~ or nu- 1 predation for the cooprratlvr work I offered by M. W. Esse1G, principal or th(' high school wns ma.d1• by tlH• club and 1t let!Pr P.mbodyinlt this apprr.clnLion yrlJl be forwlll d•Yl fn Mr F..'W:'!X by the secrt>tnt"V. Rtd••• BOO-S IJ.IG, P.JI BAlllll •1.11 IIINING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP Uetlet saa~e ~.aea&. ALBA 001TR.T Bcr.r.al. New S111Jraa, Plurkla -.u... ·- ftl . . . . . . UNION SIERVICt.: IJnlon Tha.nkHglvmg service \',Ill be held Wednesday nvenlng, Novemher 28. nt the First Baptist t·hurch. It haa been &Nlotmeed. The 11eimon will be dellvered by Rev. P'. l!tar In • hOllow tree. Damon 88.ld that wasn't A'. A. U. If a bear wal\t.a to 11leep in a hoi- other JAMES M. BUTLER Mexican Escapade rid 1'00<1 abrvptiJ. Warren or ·un't \LL MA!Ce.a or radiO& ~enlbetl • reuonable ...-. Bril>a' Ia , _ racuo or cal- Zi!..J. B. 11. f.ri'OII Mid..~ flf Chrl8t. '· at Did You Erer Stop -to Think Runyon 1& ha.vlng his a.tntrell &J'Id will present. it to American Academy of oun, camera o.ud Lecture Tours. Never try to brtnll 'em In alive unle&~ they have oore feet. " I '• ' , Gqod .advert!.il\11!telpa nlea; It reflec:b the pride the adver· ·ti•- iw.ft i11 their llillineti. 'l!l'ho are pnud of what they have to ooll a...W . .,...__ ud tell . .otlier.. . ' . I ,. ATT£ND Bt.:AR~S RITES Following Is the list or relatives and friends here at.tenrl thP- run ~ eral or .. ''' - I ' . " ' . ' .. ,. ,, ' ,.' ' I '. ' _, ' I ! I ,, ' •' 1 ' ' .' · .' ' .: . ,\ -· !' ' ! ~· I ' ' ~ \ ' I .,.,. j 'I • ' The c:ooporation of advertiaii., io needed in buildinr better bu•i-. · ~ .' '' ,.,. By Etlao11 R. w-...e, Sb.w11ee, Okldom• JU~~~ - .... __..,., A ~ Wrtle for Beokld IUld &atea pr ••111~ t:e.am 'o( :rro 1 !f.::;n':~~l"~~ ' Bunday evm.Lna afU:r a. week. end t hy San Joae deflBrl.rnenL .u.ore l v1.al1. wtLh Wr. ai\CI Mrs, R . M . Oro- owner . AI word t.h&t the eonfeMionl had rived the latter part of \he week fCI' bNn con1'1nned spma.d throl~Pl Uu , a few dap YLalt wihL l&n. 1b.r7 count.eyslde, ~hert BrooH Har. waa a favorite. a crowd started to Coo>:. I croU Jut ,..., .,..., e,en,ase j•rn,· iUH;H \H llllg to anyone •who " .wi.IJ u.llow ., 1llflt: lto look al the question fairly a~·d carefully. ' ,I' :~Bt . Arthur ''Bqa" Baer . .. ·' ' . . . ~1 crc ly :-;ay¥,1&', Of 9i.Jing, l_L certu.JJI 'thj"q.g i{ dQeK not '. , I , , ,, • ' ' ' t k.tfl#~ th r.! monetary situat ion. lnflai,!Dn as can be read · " ;1 ~· sqp n and a s Mr. Baruch mcnlions, \o,.lll be the grea.test ~ 1 ouc. of t.be ••.,. Nort.b • how tree on '• ~Ong lease tlut.t ain't we~ llad we got. back from our fault, We couldn't htwe mtssed. !Jf JO il :imaginable to our debtor nation~ for if he reduce that. moo.e. tnckins trtp up ln the Wf' had the gun st.utted tilht In Hw VUiuc of our dollar to half it~:~ JHeser.t ve.lue, we are canadtal' terracu. hll! mouth and U waa a& easy as tutterlna wames. mt•r c(y t·edut.:-ing th e debt which foreign nations owe u., aU we were dangerous. ... nd ~hich .at present ~s something .~l~e twenty of So bad. we CO\l1dJlft. eee "Wake ~ up flrat," .aa.ld Rundollam .-to Just half that amount or, ten -hll!Jons. J\t· . ta8l di'W'D in a yon. "Oive him a r;porttns chart:e.'' same time, the debt we- owe to other nationts. if it is <>ro 11..,,,. IJi!loljs, hus been incrcused to four billions. ·This l:=~~~~=.:"i:O~~~~~""Ji He dldn't ITi t' l '(~y an cxa nq)Jc of what inth!tion can do for us. ina trophy , _ ·~••un.4 n'h ere is nnly one wu.y to keep n price stabilized "ll d~ e r it i1-1 the price on cotton, linseed dn, whiskey, He took us out into,the wooda and ua 110tne empt)" footprtn\8. nt1ts,l' hair tonic or fertilizer and that is througb the ht.w 6howed a m090. •·Follow them."' ~e 'at.td wlti c t ha1-1 Hloud t-~inc~ Eve plucked tlw apple otl' the tree "unt.l.l they are filled." '" l11 owledg e. Supply and Demand. Any artuicial meanu The track• led north. The guide ..r n •lfulating the rl'ic.:e lJ.v plowing undLli' crops or butch- went 101,1Ul. The moOse had a week's ~ ~ wild desire to BCratch •·ri11J .".lock, will fail just as Kurely ~~~ it is given a thor 1.1o:art hilt baclt on the North Pole. "W_e 1rug lt i and complete chance to show for itself. trailed· biJn ul'\tll be was toe·dant'· ~' lh! lawa tllld woJ•king~:~ of nature simply will notal .. tns OYer the RoeklH. That p.ve the guide a week's start. i \\' ~or nny nther thttn natural meanH for adjusting such .,.--, l11ing nud intlntion il'l one of the artitlch1 method8 which So, It .WJl.S a aucedlful trip. We £J;dn't wuLr. a cartrldle. Damon " d I ul r:> uccced unless it it! done with the utmost care and RunYon ·· brouSht down a caribou &.nd stopped us from a.hootlqJ a o tuti u and il:1 not allowed to get beyond control. · . outside Metgs ,coun~y Is noted here with the receipt of ·a cllpplnB from the Mtori D8.lly NeW.,. broUght to Mlddl~1t; bY w:arren Pickens .. for~r Wi'ldleport high S(lhpol . grid.. star. now a resldmt of Dayton.'· 'Aithowrh · the present edition ot oQach 1Clyde Battyn's Yell~w J.llc\c:et.jl baa laid el&Jm t.o the mytht~:&l Stla.\.e Cfa.ss B football ehatnplon" sblp·bY Wrtue of their decisive vic- The memberabtp Ia the Julllor JL•d t heir ' - : " the State lory over Bremen, AD Arm)' of Clailclna INFlATION MUCH hf.l l'! Ut:en w1·illtm, much said, [~bout inflation and what etfed it will have O'J this country, "ir attempted, ~I r. -'i(l;ruch, one of the world's mol!t expert tir.anciers whn b1l.s g ive n advice to more than one president, has >.Hitten such a clear, concise article on the subject that it 11ehuoves anyone who is ' in doubt on the subjec.t to read it forthwith. It appeared in•the last-issue of the Saturday ~;vcn jng Post and the able tinanciei- 'takeJJ eY~ery llteJ<:Sild ever,\! nrgumc)lt of the inHationiHt and Pttempts to provt: lt• 1h ' m~Hl who hu.d little or no knowledge on the sub jed! .j u. . t here s uch un ill-advised move will bring us, \ , yet, Mr. Roosevelt ha• not taken the Htep 11or r.1 ad ~ the mnve that mu.ny nf his clu:--c m.lvisers have sug. ;;•·>L uud " " yet there is hope that he will not. Th' inlla on idcK, if propcr~y .looked at I nnd .studied, wiJJ ••l't .' matlded the atwntlon of perll()llll ebaptera In pu.bilc bllltb. Dlll'llDJ. Durln1 Uaii JJht J.U ~4 Croll D\11'1111 made l,!U,OOO DIUWiq 'rlatta, other tbaa to sciaooll, and. do tn· •pectd IP,OOO cllll4ren tn aelaooll. Nuninl Jt tile bedllde or the atoll:, unamplojed, or otlulr ntedr IJ • major part of tludr work- Thl PU'bllc Healt.b Na.hiDI Senlet of the b4 Croat• also direcll the tuc-1111 of cl&llll ta Rome Hn'ene "&Jt4 Carfi ot the Stet. Tbla coa.ne waa taa1ht to i3,000 lHinOill 4uriDI ~t Jt&r. · - - HEL lNG THE OTHER Ff;LLOW ) :::iN' ' IT •·t•markable how many pe..: pie can find so much litV £• to attend to the private, Jlef'tlc 1 nn.l affairs of their Jt·ipn4 :-; and acquaintanceM, 'that they .1rt! unable to take <"a rc lheir oY.-n. lnvariably the fellow who is trying to :-;a l'e the goverument, the world and finally comes d nwH;t o ~mving the neighbor's business, is a total, complete 1 a tlu~· aud has sUcceeded in doing r.othing but making • ~~ \~ m(es fot'l' himself because he cunnot devote enough of 1Hl-' titne to 'hi& own interests. Thet·e are probably few peoplE' in :.~ny communit)r .v ho ' nnnot, if they should stop to 1:1ink a bit, recall a l tllmb~r of inddcnta wherein some meddHng, thoughtle88 lH! syhond y interfered or tried to do HO with his bus.ineBS to t he; extent that· it was provoking in the extreme. There have he cn instanccR of people from the outside who, ,jf th eir l'ltorics were to be believed, knew more about what their heigh bon'\ were doing or intending to do than tho!'-e '~ ho Were Intrusted With the actual work in hand. 'there is. no person more contemptible, more annoyillg :uid more completely useleBS than this form of "nlt.wit" WhO awa.ys knows everrbody e.l1:1e's bullineSH exCept hiH mx.n umJ .vot i."i wronw about ninty .. ni~~ th~'leB _in a hun .. d1·ed. As a mattet• of fact, It Is nutural that ·he should be wt·ong' becam11! he is taUc:Jng from hear~~ay or even woratc, imugiJj~pon 111 mtlllY instanc~s snd it oQuld hardly be ex. pected that be would be oucce911ful at rueoslqJI of ~~at na• lure, qft'ellef th~~ the j~st JriV~~' If t~e Jn• · · to!l~y -. wl\o 11re sp bullY at this tomo!'I'QW , \ook tfter A r e Men~oned ·. In ...Dayton .... __ Paper That. tbe Mfddlepon higb."schoo'i 1.00 2..00 S!"AKE LtKF. Tl11S MAN ·. - ·- Yellow :Jackets 81"DU8ht Attentioa Out W••-cliq Pulllic U.l.. 582-L Phone Playinl' .;of Loal lloya :Haa ' f • • ' '. 70TJ.t' 1111or"!lllf71t!IU ... All r.ligiou• teaching, doctrine_.. !.U•p 11¥1 U aJ ~ • creed. If they Me to h11• ... ""v ~laun -!.-~ , ,t~:Pii.o4..:i'illir E"'ft«. J :v... CI.U"IV4.0.Uo --~ NEWS ' I .tpon tho love, loyalty and di!'IOtion of the pt$0ple! nJUBt be In hartnoby ~lth t ho U!acbings of Jt.ogWJ the ChriatwhOie words fit nto ·v~.ryfold and erevi.!G oft:,.~ human heart, ap:) of whom i t wu said in John '1: 46, "NE\":R MAN cne of the men who put t.h~ ropE' o_· Dayton, WBI rata lly inJured In round Thurmond's neck. 9n accident . •·rt•a the ~ Job I'vto done in Cit>.Cinn ati-Five peraorut lo8l:. my life ." he said. their lives when nr._. ~>wept the "It 's the best thh'l!l that ever residence of Wlllilu n PBMIODA, 11. happened 1n this country," the ha i - r.egro CWA worker Who r ecei'lled h1a J.Eonder rejoined The playlet "Ye Ta P&rt.y of Ye aather at the ji.U. • ftl'!lt pay·check In months SaturOn the streeL. Uu~re we r~> almOfit day T h e victims were ParMJ~~a' 1 Olden Times" ct~ by memben of By dusk about 2,000 had pth.erj 1he Ladiell Blbae eM ot the Plrst ed, but only a few hundred wen· in as many wom en tu~ men walki nu In wtre, Myrt le . 43. 11.nd lhdr four silent JJroups napust Cbureh will be ap.tn pre· II d&filerOUI mood. l'hlldreu V 10tu. 12. Jsme! 11, Jean 8 • t ented, Tuesday evenloa. November Only her~ and then: we1e ~vl- Mildred :.! Pa r!IOns who Is 78 was Sh:::rttf Emla called 1n ten state 28 at 7:30 o'clock at Ule chureb. The highway patrolmen and. twent~ 6e ncet~ or tears or hysterta. scrluwsly burred A matr on ! ~ wom11.11 walked slowly ftrst performance, TUesday Novem- San J o.!-e city policemen ln add.!· Columbu'>--When his fiancee re .. btr :n wu ~eelared • auocaa. A ail- uon to hl5 .starr of eJ&hLeen depu- toome With her t wo du uwh ~rs. •used t.0 atten d n motion picture "Did yrJu !lee It '! H1.w Utd }Oil I' ith him . Edward J Williams, <t;;, Uea and 1mder-aherlff Earl Ha.m1 : of llt.cm. frf'l?" someone ~LSked ill!r. Culumlm:; wo1ld ~~ta r veteran, drank i . " I Willh l were a man ." sh<' so.Jd Dltyton, s))f'!nt the week end ttert> I)Olwn n.nd tl h•d sh ortly a.tterwar4 Shorlly after n11htfall ~he crowd A mlld~fa.ced mhu::;ter Kt ood alum· 111 a hO.!if.JllHI . po ll ee said . Ml'l!. with relatives. On Sunday, Mr. "nd grew more bellta:erent an~ etarted Mrs. Plekeru> and Lhe !ormer'8 fa- hurllfll bricks and other. : buUdina: 1..1 the now dese rted sq ua re l''rll'da Young, 26, mo ther of two '"ThOI!e tha t tak e the sword sha lJ 1 il1ldren. tlled nt Columbus, from a . ! her , Spe ~ d Pickelllll, vWted in mat.erlal trom a nearby bulldln& perish by Ule 11word .. he said •rlf-n•fl!r.Uo d ll ullet wound. · i Ch&rlet~ton with Ralph PICkens, .mder eon.structlon. j who hu been In a. aerlous condl- HamiltOn went lroto the crowd to "Befor e the evening scrv1ce waf': Ml• tl ma- Fr:!nk R enz. 56, Medina ' tion at .l ho~ pit.al thert. Ralpb is ~Et the leader. but waa Bet UP<Jtl over , half or my congrega ti on !ef1 t •.umilmAn and member of an old : a brother or Warren &nd the aon and badly beaten before reaeue wu I knew where they were golra 1 f 1 ~ m uf hat ut-ss m a kers, hanged fll ti'S•·lf ! ~: his s tore .. : r:r Bpeed Plckeru. ...trect«L by four highway pa.trol- did noth l n~ to s top them." At the Alex J llarl m a nsior.. on MitldlcUJw n- Wa lter Acra, M, : Mr. and Mn Pn.nt Polley ant" men. the Alameda, a ll WB$ darknes~ Mh.ldlrtuwu mill wor ker , waa fatallYf Th.ey t.ook h1m lnstde the ja.il. l chUdren, Emma and James, Wt.ek t!Od guestH of W.r. anU The aher11f then lOoked the front Members of the ramll y could nnt v•G uud1·d wlwn his s hots un acclden-j hi m ~ · ]l Ill I ll:> !.LOn :. ~ cloorl ot iron. and poated his tn.fn be rea.ched lor a stateme nt Jo~n Rawson or Ora.veJ Hlll. "They are a ll usl ee~" tn qu.IJ'Pl"S Cm t: IHn ••tJ - H IXIr•rt. Smun. 45, and' "''lth tear IJ&fl lunA li.nd a stock. or l•.ugNw Wa lton 3!1. uegroes, died P. T. A. PROGRAM t.c"ar au and smoke aa• mOO« at all 'I'Jere told a.J tPt' st-rxu a lt' cutting a nd shooting 1 A program spon801'ed by the Par.. '6'lndoWS. ) · ·.c ru nes. rnt Teacher& Aslloolatlon, wUI be The crowd auq:ed forward. The pre~nl:ed tonta'ht at 7:30 o'cJooll: at LUN tlred, tbe bombs exploded and the hiJh school BYmnutum on the ~rs fOUibC. desperately wJLh Continued From Page one 1 Pearl Street. A small admiii!IJon theJr club&. · when he was s~ruc k by the II.Ut.om o~ r:Mce will be charaed.. Men and afllcel'l feU 'tP'tth bed 1 blk of 0 M. Hartley of Quaker ( Continu~ a t r<:>m Par:: One) I MT!I. Nino Skinl'ler of Rutland &r· cuts and brulse&. The Cl'O'J.'d maraed &lain and City, 0 . Cochnm WB.A t hrowing cin~ 1 th tuwn rr0m the t t., ·i1 on whJc" ft om Chat.a.4 were once more driven back with ders on an Icy por tion or the rood ' Uwy wr f(' hobotn~ l"e&r Llnvllle when tl w uccJden t •mc;aH rPmL to tuf'll homes I~ ~ a& auns an.d bombs. U ! Hwl!wllh· Alfl This went on for four hours unUI happened F'ostorla- Urbin Nye 22. was f!l ~AI t:w ...,., D!l( / trmh , appearing State Senator John J. McClure of , • , all the window& in the Jail and the 1 a~ u df'fr · m~· Wltll<·~<;. she accused 11 lly Injured whr>n he backed his · pe:!'Wijlvanill, pictured a" ht! l('ft tC·)ntlnued! rrozn Pale Ozle) oourt J:muse were smashed, and the I n !he path of a nothf>l :l'lr~ p: 1 ~.:1 of "lrann n g" th e attack Fedetwl Court m Philadelphia after . ctftcers outside the jail were either at a crru;s - road~ nt-ar her P ' ",lui •r 1:1 01dt•t tn t-Vade prosecutiOn he had bet!n convicted 8 ~ a member fhe tremendous croWd of eltLz., exhausted or tuJder the car~ of phyCleveland- A hend~o n co!Jl;,lon [ PI a :\I! fl. ·tn act v 1 o l a~10n of a liqu.or conspiracy and shake- l er..-; In St Ja.rr.es park, In the . siclans. down ring tt.&t~ operated for ye•l"'" !ter of thf' city, Wl!.l.(;hed with a The crowd grew In sJze until &10 mJ.ulted !.rt the death or Cha r les I On" II!· Glllt:'Y. itl:l<:! Uli: ,.outh who in Dclawarli' County. H11 was .leD· <'llrlc usly det.nched lnteu:.st. mf'n battled In front of the Jail. The ".Hller, 43 . The dr iver of thP othl'r p• u ported lv v- tttws ,[' (1 the attackS tenced W l~ rmmlhs in jail and flnP.d hacikall)' ho.lf ol them \\~_ ,(' crowd al8o grew more lnsl9tent 1n (':\r was held by ]Xl!Jt'e on chaq.;es of , 1:; mtssing a• a statt' witness. nanslauglt ter. M! s. p 1·ic.e ngall" will a.ppeBJ" 811 $10,000. ;\lcClure was onee c~nJi · ~ J r ~ · nnd wr:men. Its cries: Daytan- Mr.~ . & In a Johulion . 43, tlw ~tnt1· 's "·W• witness. daW iot Govcl'nor of Pl'nu .ylvan oo.. 1 ~ I • 11•: rver1 the nroceedlngs ".1.1'Get •em, lynch 'em, string 'em , Ill hte boclle.<~ had been cut down Pml thl.'n melt~d away to tlL-:- Jailed Senator .. ' ' ,1 PAGE 'l'IIIID paper, wrttten by a spom . .. -..._._":--'··-~ ~ .. 0na Week ,-... '' ni<*Alll1 lo -. d<IJI't"ble Ill - - + -' "'" . . '·' ·u t.bu IU>l'f!R:rJSING BEI'II&IIIDI\IIA'q'- . , ' J , .. JllmllaQ. .... ' PbUAdo!ptil.. Pllt.tftrllt, MJI.. For llllda- OOke ' _ . , . l)oJ!J 0114 l'Ointr01, 0. ---··b . . •j ' Another Busted Trust .,J.!f~~~ .,....lllo ~~!pl I.!.~ll'LN!. ··I ...._; tRD' ' l . lfOVZM:I!ER :n, !ISS ' • · '•I'' • . I .' , i I . 'I ~ Rrsiitls~ .,..,. 1 •. ' 1 .. ... ii¢ciUrQ-,ti{.:os an ,... At · . ' . , :-J'en~ . ,·ru~·~e.+'r'. s.,·:~:- .-. ·.- w,Q:·tc:,-·h ' ' \'g ' .., • !;bey have. . •uc:l:•••ful buameu ~WIIYI bafked up their . .- , .·t:.rf~.. ~"\K . •~T ·.:,.· • < •' " I J ,~ • ISN'T It aslorioao &allof, wlch ohe ram..., cooko of the family glibend OIOIUicl,.,.. ...,Ia, oo dberlo a browa oocl onory Tbaakosirias lblrcl wboae -ming aroma taJb oh...,ptiog goodneul U a liHicloro ~•IWI&• coob rhea.rkey,you ...,,. it is perfectlr roootecl wlch aD rho -..I julc:laen ood hYOr retaioed. Tbe reaulto with llearic mobrJ ate u accante u aa eagia.eer's watch om ao UmltecL Two oclollti6<i0r eu<t ·fa>itrumoau c:oodua 1M ->king opendoa aloae wlchouc the gaicllaal·baad of oo "eogi-'1 All ~dodo -•dcallf - l o rhc -ilmem• sbftiag tbtm..l aacl cbo peW. whUO rho rhormottot usures,accutateJr ftgU· •laacl clo!>"!"" ·-· 1 •. , .!&... Ulllel MD llOP OUIUING Ar l ..U~HI . IUT AN IU"'"!!" laclllltom~at.Udmeo, ' .- .~ , •' �., . '. l(()lii)AY, ""' --···" P.A.OaTWa -II·~ 4al !ol' - _.... ...... BotllldV, II>Oq]d ... .u ~; rrftDdlllOlld S, ll'lt. IAQted OD • ua le~tarl ""' -... LOftr D&R maltw for pubUc&Uoa U>elr ...._,.., lotten. bowour moU.ol "fld , illftllll ~» ~oe .WI be puNiab"<L ~ftOI{A£ - r~.. . I " .. :· . " I • . ." ObO·· ·: ... . ?./ ~~ Beli'll',red n, Cz.nler ~ Clre~!GII ~ Call 111-a -~ s IIJ Man 16 One Month . . . . • . • .. .. • .. .. · Three MonUuJ ••. . . ••• , . . •• •• IW1 Six :M thl ' ' · ' • · · •· · ·· · ·' ·· ·· One M:ont.b .. • .... • · " • • " " ' ~ 'lea:t • • . .•.•... , , •• • , • • • "'·00 on ... , . .10 .. • ~ / ' •'l' ./ .., "' / /.f •' ·' ·' ' / r ' toOtbBU The :fled Croq reportl that fll nuJ,..I are emplOJed bJ 4U of ltl ·• · 10L~Y day, :~~~~~i1i~~1111~4 to; eqq bays aod rll."ll ta aehooll, vrtnt.., publk and paroobJai. They ajoyed YoJ. uoteer work Ia bPIPltal• aad for orphan•, the ued and crippled, and al10 aided tbelr lcboolfellow• bY pro.,Wtnr attention ror thetr a:ra1, pureh&aiD& their rlt~~es, and ahiDI many other t~ let"Yic• to them. The Junlon atd their 1ehool work b7 e&rf7IDI on correaDOftdauca and the u:cbaDce of portfolio• with school children ttl other ·nat1R1: of 1983 has ' com~ I -- .. ve~~tf=~naM~ ~.~!:Pickens ly undefeated and cl title, the clipping from. "-·-""·"·:: newspaper shows local fans local eleven hllll, at least, been no-. ' tleeG . The clipping. brought to MlddlePQt1. by Mr Pickens. reads B.S roJlows : ..Ciiueuct> HerQert . Local bo)' loYho hns been doing some traveling around Ohio towns. this fall, df9ps me u note from· dQWJl m Satdlnla U:e wrlt'es that he bll.S ~en speni:llog his Friday nights and Satllrday aft.ernoons 1 watching some pf the llOOd. high JJ!!hool ten~s /" tbe perform. "The best o them wrlt.es Herbert, "is the ~iddleport high team. Mldd]eport ls a min~ lng town down along the Ohio ,-;c__ ;cc River and the boys are plentJ' tough 1 think they would fifO gdpd llgalnat ,AnyiJllng in this state." '. The clipping was takerJ from,_ ' a 1 sport.a column ln the Dayton news- Badgley, i ----- ! I S mmarv I ' -- Huge Scottsboro ,,~ automobile I . ..,. boa u1f.eoatrol broileD ®wn by more than 48 houn of intP.nsive riWq, Dr. Alice W1aekoop iaahown on the verge of collap:te after she .. eoilfesaed she waa reapoatlble the d,eath of her claughter-in-l<aw, ln. Rheta W)'llekoop, oae Of the lt111.D&e&t crlmea io Chicago &ruJica for varsity "M" Boyj.l c.... which Attend Ga m e I I ! I 'Middleport Yell ow Jackets vs. Pomeroy Purple Panthers Thanksgiving Day- 2::10 P. M. I ! ,.I MIDDLEPORT llJGH sc ;•OOL FIELD I ! ' FOOTBALL! By Ban d In Switd. of 'C~twJ Emroys - .-··' w... parked '"' blocb • ..,, 1, EH'CIUnd, fl.nd drove away. Kt> t·c·: He apparmily wo.s .~prli.k . lc l nvc1 Thurmond 's body, nnd I '"l!>d rr.nl ch wus tOl!ChL>d to It, for he hl :t:J:I (j fer an inslant, bll~ lhr . fla111eS went out. Plan~ were formulated sunday ; J!t ' mils' bod,¥ was not fired l,• ' ~ .... ·. San ~o:.se. yal. ; , Nov . 21-INS-A afternoon bv Ule v a.rsi t ~· M. Clu b. 1 A cheer w-::nl up as a rrt!ltch ! a11 organization of all Jetter men of 1 11t~.h te d Thurmond, but It wu \"iOman IMI\0; a&id she was 'thomas 'I Middleport hlgh Echool to att.Eml drr wn' d m:t tl:y the walling of Sl· Thurmorl1t's • molher pleaded . the annual ThanltM!h'n~ Do.v! rens or the San Francisco pollee the crow~wblth hanged,-,, .:_c_: ~t~en MiddlepOrt nnd . rk.: r,quads which had been sp<:<!d· him down ~Od give her : g:nme "Oh , ple~e," she _c;_:., ;., :.,.. · ' Pomeroy 1: 1 !\bOdy )lr.:1 to Ban Jo9o as th ~ lync'1lng~ to me." \ ThP dntl m~mnrra w111 meet rat W £: 1'+' I,.• proiJl'(Jss. A man ro1.4ghly shoved her ba.ck. the clty hall bulldlr.i before the l 'llw San Francisco ottlcers. reinShe serepn'led, ooVt'lred ht~r :eyes, game or•d. heacl~d ~,•y a band madt>! fm"Ced by t.he deputy sherins and ,~· up or Varsity M ·~nembprs will · Ba~ Jolle pollee who were • no•,; In- nnd ran. parade to thf' stadium, : JU '"· <1 ('lc:tred lanes to the bo(le'l , High School of !lewis r.1!mifled The hauglngs followed a tf:rrlttc coopcrote, nyhl at the ~:ounty Jall. 1 Sundav that the~ wlll · with the club memhr!ns Lu urranlle The b~dly mutllat ~d body of I group seats !or the mcmbe•·s nud it. Brooke Hurt ~·as founrt ye,~;terday ls e-:nected tho~ clUitll a numb('r of morning In San Fmnclsco bay . former Middleport high school stu - 1about twl'nty fn·e miles north of d~>'ll.s members of t.he club will here, confirming th.e confessions or 1 join the parade to th¥ st.odlum T.hurmoncl ond Holmes, who said 1 Further pl&IL'I fm• thf' nnr:'lrlP wlP they had kldnap :d him. beaten be completed In a speelal meeting at and shot and thrown him In· attna!J. The Red. Cma• enr4.1lled 3,1(11,816 member11 lu tt• roll oall ·• y.ear &aO· Join In the1913 ~;aU ,cziU-Al'QliJtlco DaJ" to !l'bl.ukq:LYIDI JJa1, G.nt e O p rm g 1 :3 0 P , M. ,butldin~;~W:;"'~"~"~';•~ll~~~~;~- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 11 evening at 1 o'clfiCk It wos nnnounced. 1·'theMuch city b~wM hall · l thP. mfletlng Bundny otficlnls of the orv.-anlzrJ.tlon Wti'C ! agreed upon ll.nd an orrkr will hro 1 •·(mt for t.lwm lmml.'dilltvl:v. The · -.- -·-..~ -ill I with the I Rate. shield The mr:mbera of the Vorsltv M j band were Mchedulecl 1.0 ffit;f'i for b11nrl prn.r tice Monrllly nft.Pt·no:-m nt J tht> HeRLh M. E. Chur<:h ' During the meettng a vo~ or nu- 1 predation for the cooprratlvr work I offered by M. W. Esse1G, principal or th(' high school wns ma.d1• by tlH• club and 1t let!Pr P.mbodyinlt this apprr.clnLion yrlJl be forwlll d•Yl fn Mr F..'W:'!X by the secrt>tnt"V. Rtd••• BOO-S IJ.IG, P.JI BAlllll •1.11 IIINING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP Uetlet saa~e ~.aea&. ALBA 001TR.T Bcr.r.al. New S111Jraa, Plurkla -.u... ·- ftl . . . . . . UNION SIERVICt.: IJnlon Tha.nkHglvmg service \',Ill be held Wednesday nvenlng, Novemher 28. nt the First Baptist t·hurch. It haa been &Nlotmeed. The 11eimon will be dellvered by Rev. P'. l!tar In • hOllow tree. Damon 88.ld that wasn't A'. A. U. If a bear wal\t.a to 11leep in a hoi- other JAMES M. BUTLER Mexican Escapade rid 1'00<1 abrvptiJ. Warren or ·un't \LL MA!Ce.a or radiO& ~enlbetl • reuonable ...-. Bril>a' Ia , _ racuo or cal- Zi!..J. B. 11. f.ri'OII Mid..~ flf Chrl8t. '· at Did You Erer Stop -to Think Runyon 1& ha.vlng his a.tntrell &J'Id will present. it to American Academy of oun, camera o.ud Lecture Tours. Never try to brtnll 'em In alive unle&~ they have oore feet. " I '• ' , Gqod .advert!.il\11!telpa nlea; It reflec:b the pride the adver· ·ti•- iw.ft i11 their llillineti. 'l!l'ho are pnud of what they have to ooll a...W . .,...__ ud tell . .otlier.. . ' . I ,. ATT£ND Bt.:AR~S RITES Following Is the list or relatives and friends here at.tenrl thP- run ~ eral or .. ''' - I ' . " ' . ' .. ,. ,, ' ,.' ' I '. ' _, ' I ! I ,, ' •' 1 ' ' .' · .' ' .: . ,\ -· !' ' ! ~· I ' ' ~ \ ' I .,.,. j 'I • ' The c:ooporation of advertiaii., io needed in buildinr better bu•i-. · ~ .' '' ,.,. By Etlao11 R. w-...e, Sb.w11ee, Okldom• JU~~~ - .... __..,., A ~ Wrtle for Beokld IUld &atea pr ••111~ t:e.am 'o( :rro 1 !f.::;n':~~l"~~ ' Bunday evm.Lna afU:r a. week. end t hy San Joae deflBrl.rnenL .u.ore l v1.al1. wtLh Wr. ai\CI Mrs, R . M . Oro- owner . AI word t.h&t the eonfeMionl had rived the latter part of \he week fCI' bNn con1'1nned spma.d throl~Pl Uu , a few dap YLalt wihL l&n. 1b.r7 count.eyslde, ~hert BrooH Har. waa a favorite. a crowd started to Coo>:. I croU Jut ,..., .,..., e,en,ase j•rn,· iUH;H \H llllg to anyone •who " .wi.IJ u.llow ., 1llflt: lto look al the question fairly a~·d carefully. ' ,I' :~Bt . Arthur ''Bqa" Baer . .. ·' ' . . . ~1 crc ly :-;ay¥,1&', Of 9i.Jing, l_L certu.JJI 'thj"q.g i{ dQeK not '. , I , , ,, • ' ' ' t k.tfl#~ th r.! monetary situat ion. lnflai,!Dn as can be read · " ;1 ~· sqp n and a s Mr. Baruch mcnlions, \o,.lll be the grea.test ~ 1 ouc. of t.be ••.,. Nort.b • how tree on '• ~Ong lease tlut.t ain't we~ llad we got. back from our fault, We couldn't htwe mtssed. !Jf JO il :imaginable to our debtor nation~ for if he reduce that. moo.e. tnckins trtp up ln the Wf' had the gun st.utted tilht In Hw VUiuc of our dollar to half it~:~ JHeser.t ve.lue, we are canadtal' terracu. hll! mouth and U waa a& easy as tutterlna wames. mt•r c(y t·edut.:-ing th e debt which foreign nations owe u., aU we were dangerous. ... nd ~hich .at present ~s something .~l~e twenty of So bad. we CO\l1dJlft. eee "Wake ~ up flrat," .aa.ld Rundollam .-to Just half that amount or, ten -hll!Jons. J\t· . ta8l di'W'D in a yon. "Oive him a r;porttns chart:e.'' same time, the debt we- owe to other nationts. if it is <>ro 11..,,,. IJi!loljs, hus been incrcused to four billions. ·This l:=~~~~=.:"i:O~~~~~""Ji He dldn't ITi t' l '(~y an cxa nq)Jc of what inth!tion can do for us. ina trophy , _ ·~••un.4 n'h ere is nnly one wu.y to keep n price stabilized "ll d~ e r it i1-1 the price on cotton, linseed dn, whiskey, He took us out into,the wooda and ua 110tne empt)" footprtn\8. nt1ts,l' hair tonic or fertilizer and that is througb the ht.w 6howed a m090. •·Follow them."' ~e 'at.td wlti c t ha1-1 Hloud t-~inc~ Eve plucked tlw apple otl' the tree "unt.l.l they are filled." '" l11 owledg e. Supply and Demand. Any artuicial meanu The track• led north. The guide ..r n •lfulating the rl'ic.:e lJ.v plowing undLli' crops or butch- went 101,1Ul. The moOse had a week's ~ ~ wild desire to BCratch •·ri11J .".lock, will fail just as Kurely ~~~ it is given a thor 1.1o:art hilt baclt on the North Pole. "W_e 1rug lt i and complete chance to show for itself. trailed· biJn ul'\tll be was toe·dant'· ~' lh! lawa tllld woJ•king~:~ of nature simply will notal .. tns OYer the RoeklH. That p.ve the guide a week's start. i \\' ~or nny nther thttn natural meanH for adjusting such .,.--, l11ing nud intlntion il'l one of the artitlch1 method8 which So, It .WJl.S a aucedlful trip. We £J;dn't wuLr. a cartrldle. Damon " d I ul r:> uccced unless it it! done with the utmost care and RunYon ·· brouSht down a caribou &.nd stopped us from a.hootlqJ a o tuti u and il:1 not allowed to get beyond control. · . outside Metgs ,coun~y Is noted here with the receipt of ·a cllpplnB from the Mtori D8.lly NeW.,. broUght to Mlddl~1t; bY w:arren Pickens .. for~r Wi'ldleport high S(lhpol . grid.. star. now a resldmt of Dayton.'· 'Aithowrh · the present edition ot oQach 1Clyde Battyn's Yell~w J.llc\c:et.jl baa laid el&Jm t.o the mytht~:&l Stla.\.e Cfa.ss B football ehatnplon" sblp·bY Wrtue of their decisive vic- The memberabtp Ia the Julllor JL•d t heir ' - : " the State lory over Bremen, AD Arm)' of Clailclna INFlATION MUCH hf.l l'! Ut:en w1·illtm, much said, [~bout inflation and what etfed it will have O'J this country, "ir attempted, ~I r. -'i(l;ruch, one of the world's mol!t expert tir.anciers whn b1l.s g ive n advice to more than one president, has >.Hitten such a clear, concise article on the subject that it 11ehuoves anyone who is ' in doubt on the subjec.t to read it forthwith. It appeared in•the last-issue of the Saturday ~;vcn jng Post and the able tinanciei- 'takeJJ eY~ery llteJ<:Sild ever,\! nrgumc)lt of the inHationiHt and Pttempts to provt: lt• 1h ' m~Hl who hu.d little or no knowledge on the sub jed! .j u. . t here s uch un ill-advised move will bring us, \ , yet, Mr. Roosevelt ha• not taken the Htep 11or r.1 ad ~ the mnve that mu.ny nf his clu:--c m.lvisers have sug. ;;•·>L uud " " yet there is hope that he will not. Th' inlla on idcK, if propcr~y .looked at I nnd .studied, wiJJ ••l't .' matlded the atwntlon of perll()llll ebaptera In pu.bilc bllltb. Dlll'llDJ. Durln1 Uaii JJht J.U ~4 Croll D\11'1111 made l,!U,OOO DIUWiq 'rlatta, other tbaa to sciaooll, and. do tn· •pectd IP,OOO cllll4ren tn aelaooll. Nuninl Jt tile bedllde or the atoll:, unamplojed, or otlulr ntedr IJ • major part of tludr work- Thl PU'bllc Healt.b Na.hiDI Senlet of the b4 Croat• also direcll the tuc-1111 of cl&llll ta Rome Hn'ene "&Jt4 Carfi ot the Stet. Tbla coa.ne waa taa1ht to i3,000 lHinOill 4uriDI ~t Jt&r. · - - HEL lNG THE OTHER Ff;LLOW ) :::iN' ' IT •·t•markable how many pe..: pie can find so much litV £• to attend to the private, Jlef'tlc 1 nn.l affairs of their Jt·ipn4 :-; and acquaintanceM, 'that they .1rt! unable to take <"a rc lheir oY.-n. lnvariably the fellow who is trying to :-;a l'e the goverument, the world and finally comes d nwH;t o ~mving the neighbor's business, is a total, complete 1 a tlu~· aud has sUcceeded in doing r.othing but making • ~~ \~ m(es fot'l' himself because he cunnot devote enough of 1Hl-' titne to 'hi& own interests. Thet·e are probably few peoplE' in :.~ny communit)r .v ho ' nnnot, if they should stop to 1:1ink a bit, recall a l tllmb~r of inddcnta wherein some meddHng, thoughtle88 lH! syhond y interfered or tried to do HO with his bus.ineBS to t he; extent that· it was provoking in the extreme. There have he cn instanccR of people from the outside who, ,jf th eir l'ltorics were to be believed, knew more about what their heigh bon'\ were doing or intending to do than tho!'-e '~ ho Were Intrusted With the actual work in hand. 'there is. no person more contemptible, more annoyillg :uid more completely useleBS than this form of "nlt.wit" WhO awa.ys knows everrbody e.l1:1e's bullineSH exCept hiH mx.n umJ .vot i."i wronw about ninty .. ni~~ th~'leB _in a hun .. d1·ed. As a mattet• of fact, It Is nutural that ·he should be wt·ong' becam11! he is taUc:Jng from hear~~ay or even woratc, imugiJj~pon 111 mtlllY instanc~s snd it oQuld hardly be ex. pected that be would be oucce911ful at rueoslqJI of ~~at na• lure, qft'ellef th~~ the j~st JriV~~' If t~e Jn• · · to!l~y -. wl\o 11re sp bullY at this tomo!'I'QW , \ook tfter A r e Men~oned ·. In ...Dayton .... __ Paper That. tbe Mfddlepon higb."schoo'i 1.00 2..00 S!"AKE LtKF. Tl11S MAN ·. - ·- Yellow :Jackets 81"DU8ht Attentioa Out W••-cliq Pulllic U.l.. 582-L Phone Playinl' .;of Loal lloya :Haa ' f • • ' '. 70TJ.t' 1111or"!lllf71t!IU ... All r.ligiou• teaching, doctrine_.. !.U•p 11¥1 U aJ ~ • creed. If they Me to h11• ... ""v ~laun -!.-~ , ,t~:Pii.o4..:i'illir E"'ft«. J :v... CI.U"IV4.0.Uo --~ NEWS ' I .tpon tho love, loyalty and di!'IOtion of the pt$0ple! nJUBt be In hartnoby ~lth t ho U!acbings of Jt.ogWJ the ChriatwhOie words fit nto ·v~.ryfold and erevi.!G oft:,.~ human heart, ap:) of whom i t wu said in John '1: 46, "NE\":R MAN cne of the men who put t.h~ ropE' o_· Dayton, WBI rata lly inJured In round Thurmond's neck. 9n accident . •·rt•a the ~ Job I'vto done in Cit>.Cinn ati-Five peraorut lo8l:. my life ." he said. their lives when nr._. ~>wept the "It 's the best thh'l!l that ever residence of Wlllilu n PBMIODA, 11. happened 1n this country," the ha i - r.egro CWA worker Who r ecei'lled h1a J.Eonder rejoined The playlet "Ye Ta P&rt.y of Ye aather at the ji.U. • ftl'!lt pay·check In months SaturOn the streeL. Uu~re we r~> almOfit day T h e victims were ParMJ~~a' 1 Olden Times" ct~ by memben of By dusk about 2,000 had pth.erj 1he Ladiell Blbae eM ot the Plrst ed, but only a few hundred wen· in as many wom en tu~ men walki nu In wtre, Myrt le . 43. 11.nd lhdr four silent JJroups napust Cbureh will be ap.tn pre· II d&filerOUI mood. l'hlldreu V 10tu. 12. Jsme! 11, Jean 8 • t ented, Tuesday evenloa. November Only her~ and then: we1e ~vl- Mildred :.! Pa r!IOns who Is 78 was Sh:::rttf Emla called 1n ten state 28 at 7:30 o'clock at Ule chureb. The highway patrolmen and. twent~ 6e ncet~ or tears or hysterta. scrluwsly burred A matr on ! ~ wom11.11 walked slowly ftrst performance, TUesday Novem- San J o.!-e city policemen ln add.!· Columbu'>--When his fiancee re .. btr :n wu ~eelared • auocaa. A ail- uon to hl5 .starr of eJ&hLeen depu- toome With her t wo du uwh ~rs. •used t.0 atten d n motion picture "Did yrJu !lee It '! H1.w Utd }Oil I' ith him . Edward J Williams, <t;;, Uea and 1mder-aherlff Earl Ha.m1 : of llt.cm. frf'l?" someone ~LSked ill!r. Culumlm:; wo1ld ~~ta r veteran, drank i . " I Willh l were a man ." sh<' so.Jd Dltyton, s))f'!nt the week end ttert> I)Olwn n.nd tl h•d sh ortly a.tterwar4 Shorlly after n11htfall ~he crowd A mlld~fa.ced mhu::;ter Kt ood alum· 111 a hO.!if.JllHI . po ll ee said . Ml'l!. with relatives. On Sunday, Mr. "nd grew more bellta:erent an~ etarted Mrs. Plekeru> and Lhe !ormer'8 fa- hurllfll bricks and other. : buUdina: 1..1 the now dese rted sq ua re l''rll'da Young, 26, mo ther of two '"ThOI!e tha t tak e the sword sha lJ 1 il1ldren. tlled nt Columbus, from a . ! her , Spe ~ d Pickelllll, vWted in mat.erlal trom a nearby bulldln& perish by Ule 11word .. he said •rlf-n•fl!r.Uo d ll ullet wound. · i Ch&rlet~ton with Ralph PICkens, .mder eon.structlon. j who hu been In a. aerlous condl- HamiltOn went lroto the crowd to "Befor e the evening scrv1ce waf': Ml• tl ma- Fr:!nk R enz. 56, Medina ' tion at .l ho~ pit.al thert. Ralpb is ~Et the leader. but waa Bet UP<Jtl over , half or my congrega ti on !ef1 t •.umilmAn and member of an old : a brother or Warren &nd the aon and badly beaten before reaeue wu I knew where they were golra 1 f 1 ~ m uf hat ut-ss m a kers, hanged fll ti'S•·lf ! ~: his s tore .. : r:r Bpeed Plckeru. ...trect«L by four highway pa.trol- did noth l n~ to s top them." At the Alex J llarl m a nsior.. on MitldlcUJw n- Wa lter Acra, M, : Mr. and Mn Pn.nt Polley ant" men. the Alameda, a ll WB$ darknes~ Mh.ldlrtuwu mill wor ker , waa fatallYf Th.ey t.ook h1m lnstde the ja.il. l chUdren, Emma and James, Wt.ek t!Od guestH of W.r. anU The aher11f then lOoked the front Members of the ramll y could nnt v•G uud1·d wlwn his s hots un acclden-j hi m ~ · ]l Ill I ll:> !.LOn :. ~ cloorl ot iron. and poated his tn.fn be rea.ched lor a stateme nt Jo~n Rawson or Ora.veJ Hlll. "They are a ll usl ee~" tn qu.IJ'Pl"S Cm t: IHn ••tJ - H IXIr•rt. Smun. 45, and' "''lth tear IJ&fl lunA li.nd a stock. or l•.ugNw Wa lton 3!1. uegroes, died P. T. A. PROGRAM t.c"ar au and smoke aa• mOO« at all 'I'Jere told a.J tPt' st-rxu a lt' cutting a nd shooting 1 A program spon801'ed by the Par.. '6'lndoWS. ) · ·.c ru nes. rnt Teacher& Aslloolatlon, wUI be The crowd auq:ed forward. The pre~nl:ed tonta'ht at 7:30 o'cJooll: at LUN tlred, tbe bombs exploded and the hiJh school BYmnutum on the ~rs fOUibC. desperately wJLh Continued From Page one 1 Pearl Street. A small admiii!IJon theJr club&. · when he was s~ruc k by the II.Ut.om o~ r:Mce will be charaed.. Men and afllcel'l feU 'tP'tth bed 1 blk of 0 M. Hartley of Quaker ( Continu~ a t r<:>m Par:: One) I MT!I. Nino Skinl'ler of Rutland &r· cuts and brulse&. The Cl'O'J.'d maraed &lain and City, 0 . Cochnm WB.A t hrowing cin~ 1 th tuwn rr0m the t t., ·i1 on whJc" ft om Chat.a.4 were once more driven back with ders on an Icy por tion or the rood ' Uwy wr f(' hobotn~ l"e&r Llnvllle when tl w uccJden t •mc;aH rPmL to tuf'll homes I~ ~ a& auns an.d bombs. U ! Hwl!wllh· Alfl This went on for four hours unUI happened F'ostorla- Urbin Nye 22. was f!l ~AI t:w ...,., D!l( / trmh , appearing State Senator John J. McClure of , • , all the window& in the Jail and the 1 a~ u df'fr · m~· Wltll<·~<;. she accused 11 lly Injured whr>n he backed his · pe:!'Wijlvanill, pictured a" ht! l('ft tC·)ntlnued! rrozn Pale Ozle) oourt J:muse were smashed, and the I n !he path of a nothf>l :l'lr~ p: 1 ~.:1 of "lrann n g" th e attack Fedetwl Court m Philadelphia after . ctftcers outside the jail were either at a crru;s - road~ nt-ar her P ' ",lui •r 1:1 01dt•t tn t-Vade prosecutiOn he had bet!n convicted 8 ~ a member fhe tremendous croWd of eltLz., exhausted or tuJder the car~ of phyCleveland- A hend~o n co!Jl;,lon [ PI a :\I! fl. ·tn act v 1 o l a~10n of a liqu.or conspiracy and shake- l er..-; In St Ja.rr.es park, In the . siclans. down ring tt.&t~ operated for ye•l"'" !ter of thf' city, Wl!.l.(;hed with a The crowd grew In sJze until &10 mJ.ulted !.rt the death or Cha r les I On" II!· Glllt:'Y. itl:l<:! Uli: ,.outh who in Dclawarli' County. H11 was .leD· <'llrlc usly det.nched lnteu:.st. mf'n battled In front of the Jail. The ".Hller, 43 . The dr iver of thP othl'r p• u ported lv v- tttws ,[' (1 the attackS tenced W l~ rmmlhs in jail and flnP.d hacikall)' ho.lf ol them \\~_ ,(' crowd al8o grew more lnsl9tent 1n (':\r was held by ]Xl!Jt'e on chaq.;es of , 1:; mtssing a• a statt' witness. nanslauglt ter. M! s. p 1·ic.e ngall" will a.ppeBJ" 811 $10,000. ;\lcClure was onee c~nJi · ~ J r ~ · nnd wr:men. Its cries: Daytan- Mr.~ . & In a Johulion . 43, tlw ~tnt1· 's "·W• witness. daW iot Govcl'nor of Pl'nu .ylvan oo.. 1 ~ I • 11•: rver1 the nroceedlngs ".1.1'Get •em, lynch 'em, string 'em , Ill hte boclle.<~ had been cut down Pml thl.'n melt~d away to tlL-:- Jailed Senator .. ' ' ,1 PAGE 'l'IIIID paper, wrttten by a spom . .. -..._._":--'··-~ ~ .. 0na Week ,-... '' ni<*Alll1 lo -. d<IJI't"ble Ill - - + -' "'" . . '·' ·u t.bu IU>l'f!R:rJSING BEI'II&IIIDI\IIA'q'- . , ' J , .. JllmllaQ. .... ' PbUAdo!ptil.. Pllt.tftrllt, MJI.. For llllda- OOke ' _ . , . l)oJ!J 0114 l'Ointr01, 0. ---··b . . •j ' Another Busted Trust .,J.!f~~~ .,....lllo ~~!pl I.!.~ll'LN!. ··I ...._; tRD' ' l . lfOVZM:I!ER :n, !ISS ' • · '•I'' • . I .' , i I . 'I ~ Rrsiitls~ .,..,. 1 •. ' 1 .. ... ii¢ciUrQ-,ti{.:os an ,... At · . ' . , :-J'en~ . ,·ru~·~e.+'r'. s.,·:~:- .-. ·.- w,Q:·tc:,-·h ' ' \'g ' .., • !;bey have. . •uc:l:•••ful buameu ~WIIYI bafked up their . .- , .·t:.rf~.. ~"\K . •~T ·.:,.· • < •' " I J ,~ • ISN'T It aslorioao &allof, wlch ohe ram..., cooko of the family glibend OIOIUicl,.,.. ...,Ia, oo dberlo a browa oocl onory Tbaakosirias lblrcl wboae -ming aroma taJb oh...,ptiog goodneul U a liHicloro ~•IWI&• coob rhea.rkey,you ...,,. it is perfectlr roootecl wlch aD rho -..I julc:laen ood hYOr retaioed. Tbe reaulto with llearic mobrJ ate u accante u aa eagia.eer's watch om ao UmltecL Two oclollti6<i0r eu<t ·fa>itrumoau c:oodua 1M ->king opendoa aloae wlchouc the gaicllaal·baad of oo "eogi-'1 All ~dodo -•dcallf - l o rhc -ilmem• sbftiag tbtm..l aacl cbo peW. whUO rho rhormottot usures,accutateJr ftgU· •laacl clo!>"!"" ·-· 1 •. , .!&... Ulllel MD llOP OUIUING Ar l ..U~HI . IUT AN IU"'"!!" laclllltom~at.Udmeo, ' .- .~ , •' �.' .. ' ' J\IONDAY,,.OVEM'JIER 1'!. !Oa:j' .. '' ' ' . •. l , I , '' ' ' . t ~ ' ••I • " · r~ -·-~ v.... _ ' AifiJJI,~ ... ~If ·vour ~ Ea .- I .' SOutPer~ Cx~Jifdhtia's·.!frojanS ~ade it thr~e in .a row pver Notre when the men o·i' Trov walloped the ho,oe eleven h to 0 in a ga t S th B d · ' ' • ·"''"-"~" ' me a ou en · It was the fi!th beating of the year for the Irish · "Cotton" W u.rburton :of Southern Citlfornia is sho:Wn with ,the ,ball. · j For Sale- 0. conference ohamplo••"'p ~. ....... .~-~ ...u••• .. ..,a Ohl~ State wu rated .second for the ' '"' • play \he Dick"""" oy81em. Q_ecide Buck-...,.;r- Race o ·Olio cr;.tat~, Bobcata , man Wlneaap and other varieties apple~~. · Bweei elde,r Z eta. " pilon wlth<lilt ooota.tner at C. H. O&kea, Apple , Bb.rket. 1 mU ~ weat. ot · Little HocknliJ, Ohi'J an state :Rouw ao. B. Open wt~'llt daya, SundaY attemoon1 and evenings. ll·2t-4t by , ; .,.,' ' .,~ · ~ru for Seaaon Another matter !lf!ttled · Saturday ' _.. · C \..-as the...Qhio •Ooit,l'e~ce title. John Internntloria.I News aery!~ · ~trolh 'dropped ll'Q511. ftrst place 0 anded ,:a 20-0 W,lth practically everything In the ~ 8"' at th·e waY. f!! conference Utlefl except flr 11t an ol o--:. and Wooaw, a1'ter Impressive lk19-0 • trt..ou-•...,.. .. ~o. · o-· " 1... . ors In lh e uc keve A.l[l: - an u....j•·tb ·~~ "~tl,qn set.i ltd .._.,. t ~ • ...,..., erg, wa ed"()ft'c.beftelcl·wlth """ year, ~d'f.ttp colleife· fopt.baU , heuded. Ihe tbamPIDnllhlp. ·· · '· ~otjt~,)r•,fot the last act on the· sea~ : The ~~c. which elo8ed the. sea·:.: sotf&• llr~lron :prq,raro . . .~:~onUJ'o.!..\_~~t.er aNI Heidelbers as or B? lacina » ,, ForRent- win Sinj:le uait chauit --------- Cl11 N I'! IN" -•t I cago, ov. ....--..- na Tbanll:qivlug Day gam" at Clncln- atandtna:s In the Weatem football race !or 1933 : conrer, ~!&il. I X ~•~ . A Clru:lnnaU w L T Pot. ,.,.~. ~Ulglve Ule Bearcatl aolitary poss:to o 1 1.000 3Ull ~ · ·it 'Gin cot a . ·F. eliSIOn Of the title, bUt a Miami Win 2 0 t 1.000 ai),M il dt i'::J,I' , W. Va,, would .apllt the honors between tbe ~ 1 0 .800 :11,00 "'~ ~~i~b\!: two. If Clnclnnatt winll, Ohio 3 1 1 .'l60 19.50 'II'QIIId be<:ome <Untct~H wUl PMII Miami aruJ. take second 3 2 o .600 ao.oo · with . . .rtt:r :ij• 1•· f•lt place. Il the two teams tte ThaW- ;;;; _~.3 ' o .vuu · - 1'00 bUkNt. llftd. &q.a CORitl.,, po,t,d. or. Plen:•~ a -.. -· 11'1Y1na . Day. the Bclbc&ts aQd the 1 ~ 1 200 KilO ·Y..CSical Dl-nry"'; Redd:·IDii will &htue second honors. lndlana 0 a :1 13:00 :c.=d .~~ .r::~~'~Jni Satt11(if"y's other n:iUJlea aaw Day- Chicago 0 3 2 .000 UI.OO ··"'~~~&h~lh ~•ln. lon,..."'a:nop Wttt&lb6r(f 31 to 6, alld Wx~"""ot'c"kl O •., 1 .oootln 11.00 u,uMI?.'oO.•ta.1tie,•.:bkt~~'ortal~d~,a: victory Thursday only OM Wa)' T HlllRI!l'S . . . tbat'• by •lrbt. 1)e .oclol K-43 .-.tins' INDJHt":I' aw;,,I.RII .,;. rn• u. l!'•rdu• :000 BILIOQS S24.tS ,. of Jud.gins- buuty There'• only one melbad ot d~lD.c tone . • . that'!! by eRr. Not untU 70U ban tua and bt.ard the nellf Oenenl Eledt1c nceh'"en, will rou be abl• to app1'telate them tully. Tl:tey hav11 exquisitely delllt;ned eabtnet.a, P ort wave t&hlnl taDit. ouUt•ndln& fulltN ! aatora. For all 'round perfo rm8DU. t bcy eao:t be equalled. r••• ~~-•t' ft" ' '"""" !f'll:ir....t t 'l!llf&t> A.pprt1'f4 IPPlllne4!1 miJ •Ita lit Jlllkhtt"'~ Ina eUler nl..bl• •altn Ia tblt eommlaJb. Southern Ohie fl,ctrir. re. ~~-~~dTha~~ ··---hl•a-to•~~,~~~-~-a~;;;~-~n~-~~·~·~·~·~·;;;;;;·;•~·~·~·~-~-~·~~~~;~;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Beom gl~: ~y; wl~h the, Cincinnati- :v~rs ut coo.c.htnr by L. c. Boles at The 1ame, Iaiit ror Wlttenberg as a M~mt -~ut.r.t,er · ~t Cnclnr.ntl t he Wooster. The record for hls team1:1 Buckeye oontender, ended a. gloomy lD MI!Miepcd, • COmtJ!' ol MW aM BeGoDI. eliber wtUt • wttll• old • oem.piBte aad Jllllrdl!m 11M of OroilerJ J'b&wM. BI.Pi rentaL ERber aee Mr. Webb at the Mod• ~ · Malice& Store, Spnce atul Tbli'd. Ml~)ari, or wrile Mod· em ~-. IDe., Galllpolll. Obto. D.....,.;c-kor VirBlnla 7" -~ . ..,._ The win over the Dl1n1 gave the W.\n or to tle tot " • C"mcmna M ••m•.. 1 ..,..me to Buokeyea tbird plaoe b\ U1 te the ~termoe rurmlng after the u-25-3t ••- Third a.f. lllumillatocl dial ln 6eOOlld pla.ce in ll"'R sALE-Ortmea Golden, sta.r· ,u~ of 7-8 V~ Y p~ bel~ by ~ sAUJ-J'tV'e JOD;Ill ~. two frtlh, prlced ~Ole. Avao •oa i ~ 1 11-M·It Jptiea, Hanteoli•nie. o. Walnut cabinet ~ huliq raDI>•' GBntes fo Be• ·. v~~umJV~wned Dll,nois at Ohio Wl\t.e.qberg, Da)'loon. Akron, Mt. to John Carrol, Ha.skell oo Xavier, the narrow seore and Case. I west Vlfi1n1a state toWesleyAn WUberforce, .. , turo Dut tU\e .ON! defeat wu plate honors in the Buck · nnd West • to P · 1layerl In Ohio ? M cbiaan. and &eoa'* vi It eye race were settled, for the tlme Mars hall. • kSgiVIDg • • 1lnere W¥ ltt.ll1 BCtnr cdtldsm t.he Bobea.ta' 19-13 On ThaD the ~chlos staif l\l1d. athletic a4:..' ove'r· 'the Blabops Saturday. The BIG 'fEN STANDING 1m1n 1S•u•*lou at Ohio State. ' Pedenmen now stand posiUOJ\ to bolnUo1. J . H . QuUlan, smcUM:, . Dame Si~ POR SALE-Ratter.. atuddtnP:, Jol.st8, · ftool.'lnl . and weatber .. . . Jug Oirerln~. On that g1tn1e '•'u'~'._flll . ~-·.· t~-u~e._'~~-, the :auekeye lt!&- r.cwst.and6 at 107 games won, 31 sta.son for the Sprinl;tleld eleven. 14 ost and tl.e~. Beside the Buckye tltl same this Besl<'les those mentioned, the other conteat8 carded for the bto alate·ttirOOght•. a'. close to a turns which ended the 1933 sea110t. holiday bring Ohio Wesleyan to Gflii:5Qll marked by only · o'ne · dete~~ot· Sat\ll'd!lY were 01'11o 1!h1vetatty, Western Rc.ser.vc, Baldwtn-'.VRJ!ace c'u ...,- 1143 ~:11·11·21 I I lwfiek, . . --- . .::· I '' ., Two Great Coaches ~-~-··Y.~~ .... ~ . -- - - · __ ... x. BlBt:E -" NEBRASKA COACl'J t 'THO~I,t!T · "~'111£' '00 ,100:, SliT i'T DiDitT 'TURN OUT ilflli WI'>'<, CORNHUSI<ERS HAVIfJUST FIIJISHED ANOl"'-!E'R. , -- FI/.11:: SE'ASOAI·; SAUER, 'TIIE'IR STAR BACK CA'!tPER! • IS Alii ALL• AMERICAN 1 CAIJOIPA'Tlr. :I ~ "..~ ~: :·; t \tJHY 0 t.IOT~- 'I ·~ • .' .'1., :When YOUR ,. ; Visits-OUR- The Second Period of The Daily Tribune and Tribune. Telegrapb great race for $500 Cash Prizes ended last Saturday."' The .special prize$ of a $10 dress given by The Red Anchor Department Store and a pair-· of $5 shoes given by Vogue S~oe Shoppe were awarded. Mrs. Edna Boward win· . ning .t he dress and Mrs. Vivian Allensworth wiu:qjng the shoes. Both ladie.s reside in . .·•'. '·~ ,. -·~ "i {. • '' Th~ • 'I 1s •~·!"·,,-·, l ..' '··,•' ' fl_.;_ now . · . • , • • ( ,iJ :0, �.' .. ' ' J\IONDAY,,.OVEM'JIER 1'!. !Oa:j' .. '' ' ' . •. l , I , '' ' ' . t ~ ' ••I • " · r~ -·-~ v.... _ ' AifiJJI,~ ... ~If ·vour ~ Ea .- I .' SOutPer~ Cx~Jifdhtia's·.!frojanS ~ade it thr~e in .a row pver Notre when the men o·i' Trov walloped the ho,oe eleven h to 0 in a ga t S th B d · ' ' • ·"''"-"~" ' me a ou en · It was the fi!th beating of the year for the Irish · "Cotton" W u.rburton :of Southern Citlfornia is sho:Wn with ,the ,ball. · j For Sale- 0. conference ohamplo••"'p ~. ....... .~-~ ...u••• .. ..,a Ohl~ State wu rated .second for the ' '"' • play \he Dick"""" oy81em. Q_ecide Buck-...,.;r- Race o ·Olio cr;.tat~, Bobcata , man Wlneaap and other varieties apple~~. · Bweei elde,r Z eta. " pilon wlth<lilt ooota.tner at C. H. O&kea, Apple , Bb.rket. 1 mU ~ weat. ot · Little HocknliJ, Ohi'J an state :Rouw ao. B. Open wt~'llt daya, SundaY attemoon1 and evenings. ll·2t-4t by , ; .,.,' ' .,~ · ~ru for Seaaon Another matter !lf!ttled · Saturday ' _.. · C \..-as the...Qhio •Ooit,l'e~ce title. John Internntloria.I News aery!~ · ~trolh 'dropped ll'Q511. ftrst place 0 anded ,:a 20-0 W,lth practically everything In the ~ 8"' at th·e waY. f!! conference Utlefl except flr 11t an ol o--:. and Wooaw, a1'ter Impressive lk19-0 • trt..ou-•...,.. .. ~o. · o-· " 1... . ors In lh e uc keve A.l[l: - an u....j•·tb ·~~ "~tl,qn set.i ltd .._.,. t ~ • ...,..., erg, wa ed"()ft'c.beftelcl·wlth """ year, ~d'f.ttp colleife· fopt.baU , heuded. Ihe tbamPIDnllhlp. ·· · '· ~otjt~,)r•,fot the last act on the· sea~ : The ~~c. which elo8ed the. sea·:.: sotf&• llr~lron :prq,raro . . .~:~onUJ'o.!..\_~~t.er aNI Heidelbers as or B? lacina » ,, ForRent- win Sinj:le uait chauit --------- Cl11 N I'! IN" -•t I cago, ov. ....--..- na Tbanll:qivlug Day gam" at Clncln- atandtna:s In the Weatem football race !or 1933 : conrer, ~!&il. I X ~•~ . A Clru:lnnaU w L T Pot. ,.,.~. ~Ulglve Ule Bearcatl aolitary poss:to o 1 1.000 3Ull ~ · ·it 'Gin cot a . ·F. eliSIOn Of the title, bUt a Miami Win 2 0 t 1.000 ai),M il dt i'::J,I' , W. Va,, would .apllt the honors between tbe ~ 1 0 .800 :11,00 "'~ ~~i~b\!: two. If Clnclnnatt winll, Ohio 3 1 1 .'l60 19.50 'II'QIIId be<:ome <Untct~H wUl PMII Miami aruJ. take second 3 2 o .600 ao.oo · with . . .rtt:r :ij• 1•· f•lt place. Il the two teams tte ThaW- ;;;; _~.3 ' o .vuu · - 1'00 bUkNt. llftd. &q.a CORitl.,, po,t,d. or. Plen:•~ a -.. -· 11'1Y1na . Day. the Bclbc&ts aQd the 1 ~ 1 200 KilO ·Y..CSical Dl-nry"'; Redd:·IDii will &htue second honors. lndlana 0 a :1 13:00 :c.=d .~~ .r::~~'~Jni Satt11(if"y's other n:iUJlea aaw Day- Chicago 0 3 2 .000 UI.OO ··"'~~~&h~lh ~•ln. lon,..."'a:nop Wttt&lb6r(f 31 to 6, alld Wx~"""ot'c"kl O •., 1 .oootln 11.00 u,uMI?.'oO.•ta.1tie,•.:bkt~~'ortal~d~,a: victory Thursday only OM Wa)' T HlllRI!l'S . . . tbat'• by •lrbt. 1)e .oclol K-43 .-.tins' INDJHt":I' aw;,,I.RII .,;. rn• u. l!'•rdu• :000 BILIOQS S24.tS ,. of Jud.gins- buuty There'• only one melbad ot d~lD.c tone . • . that'!! by eRr. Not untU 70U ban tua and bt.ard the nellf Oenenl Eledt1c nceh'"en, will rou be abl• to app1'telate them tully. Tl:tey hav11 exquisitely delllt;ned eabtnet.a, P ort wave t&hlnl taDit. ouUt•ndln& fulltN ! aatora. For all 'round perfo rm8DU. t bcy eao:t be equalled. r••• ~~-•t' ft" ' '"""" !f'll:ir....t t 'l!llf&t> A.pprt1'f4 IPPlllne4!1 miJ •Ita lit Jlllkhtt"'~ Ina eUler nl..bl• •altn Ia tblt eommlaJb. Southern Ohie fl,ctrir. re. ~~-~~dTha~~ ··---hl•a-to•~~,~~~-~-a~;;;~-~n~-~~·~·~·~·~·;;;;;;·;•~·~·~·~-~-~·~~~~;~;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Beom gl~: ~y; wl~h the, Cincinnati- :v~rs ut coo.c.htnr by L. c. Boles at The 1ame, Iaiit ror Wlttenberg as a M~mt -~ut.r.t,er · ~t Cnclnr.ntl t he Wooster. The record for hls team1:1 Buckeye oontender, ended a. gloomy lD MI!Miepcd, • COmtJ!' ol MW aM BeGoDI. eliber wtUt • wttll• old • oem.piBte aad Jllllrdl!m 11M of OroilerJ J'b&wM. BI.Pi rentaL ERber aee Mr. Webb at the Mod• ~ · Malice& Store, Spnce atul Tbli'd. Ml~)ari, or wrile Mod· em ~-. IDe., Galllpolll. Obto. D.....,.;c-kor VirBlnla 7" -~ . ..,._ The win over the Dl1n1 gave the W.\n or to tle tot " • C"mcmna M ••m•.. 1 ..,..me to Buokeyea tbird plaoe b\ U1 te the ~termoe rurmlng after the u-25-3t ••- Third a.f. lllumillatocl dial ln 6eOOlld pla.ce in ll"'R sALE-Ortmea Golden, sta.r· ,u~ of 7-8 V~ Y p~ bel~ by ~ sAUJ-J'tV'e JOD;Ill ~. two frtlh, prlced ~Ole. Avao •oa i ~ 1 11-M·It Jptiea, Hanteoli•nie. o. Walnut cabinet ~ huliq raDI>•' GBntes fo Be• ·. v~~umJV~wned Dll,nois at Ohio Wl\t.e.qberg, Da)'loon. Akron, Mt. to John Carrol, Ha.skell oo Xavier, the narrow seore and Case. I west Vlfi1n1a state toWesleyAn WUberforce, .. , turo Dut tU\e .ON! defeat wu plate honors in the Buck · nnd West • to P · 1layerl In Ohio ? M cbiaan. and &eoa'* vi It eye race were settled, for the tlme Mars hall. • kSgiVIDg • • 1lnere W¥ ltt.ll1 BCtnr cdtldsm t.he Bobea.ta' 19-13 On ThaD the ~chlos staif l\l1d. athletic a4:..' ove'r· 'the Blabops Saturday. The BIG 'fEN STANDING 1m1n 1S•u•*lou at Ohio State. ' Pedenmen now stand posiUOJ\ to bolnUo1. J . H . QuUlan, smcUM:, . Dame Si~ POR SALE-Ratter.. atuddtnP:, Jol.st8, · ftool.'lnl . and weatber .. . . Jug Oirerln~. On that g1tn1e '•'u'~'._flll . ~-·.· t~-u~e._'~~-, the :auekeye lt!&- r.cwst.and6 at 107 games won, 31 sta.son for the Sprinl;tleld eleven. 14 ost and tl.e~. Beside the Buckye tltl same this Besl<'les those mentioned, the other conteat8 carded for the bto alate·ttirOOght•. a'. close to a turns which ended the 1933 sea110t. holiday bring Ohio Wesleyan to Gflii:5Qll marked by only · o'ne · dete~~ot· Sat\ll'd!lY were 01'11o 1!h1vetatty, Western Rc.ser.vc, Baldwtn-'.VRJ!ace c'u ...,- 1143 ~:11·11·21 I I lwfiek, . . --- . .::· I '' ., Two Great Coaches ~-~-··Y.~~ .... ~ . -- - - · __ ... x. BlBt:E -" NEBRASKA COACl'J t 'THO~I,t!T · "~'111£' '00 ,100:, SliT i'T DiDitT 'TURN OUT ilflli WI'>'<, CORNHUSI<ERS HAVIfJUST FIIJISHED ANOl"'-!E'R. , -- FI/.11:: SE'ASOAI·; SAUER, 'TIIE'IR STAR BACK CA'!tPER! • IS Alii ALL• AMERICAN 1 CAIJOIPA'Tlr. :I ~ "..~ ~: :·; t \tJHY 0 t.IOT~- 'I ·~ • .' .'1., :When YOUR ,. ; Visits-OUR- The Second Period of The Daily Tribune and Tribune. Telegrapb great race for $500 Cash Prizes ended last Saturday."' The .special prize$ of a $10 dress given by The Red Anchor Department Store and a pair-· of $5 shoes given by Vogue S~oe Shoppe were awarded. Mrs. Edna Boward win· . ning .t he dress and Mrs. Vivian Allensworth wiu:qjng the shoes. Both ladie.s reside in . .·•'. '·~ ,. -·~ "i {. • '' Th~ • 'I 1s •~·!"·,,-·, l ..' '··,•' ' fl_.;_ now . · . • , • • ( ,iJ :0, �.. •• . • • IJD twLY ftDIUD '"'-f • .. ' .,._,,liM, aDCl PlR~TES Bone Konf, Nov 2'l- IN&-7our EDITORIAL OFFICJ!l land trom Hona KonJ, were held captlyq ror raNJODl today aJ'ter be· BUSINESS OmCE lni lddnaped by Plratu. - 'lbe pir&tes boarded t.he ship - ,...,. '-============:: ever>,t ment JallL plratefl Tbe memortal l.ed J)t'Oil'SID, OHIOAN ON TRIAL - I Be-nton. Art , Nov :rr- INS-M..rk • H Shant, Akron 0 , attornt!y P.IV'' cult eourt here for the potaon murc ou.. v and Clarence B residents of Akron, •here- Attorney Shant. had served aa mayor of Kenmore, a suburb and was a caQdldate lor Municipal New Projects Begun In County Q\lota OHm I~ ADM INISTRATmN fAILED IN USING NRA, KEli.Y SAYS --· plans dlacloe;ed today at the Pocantico TONIOBT "THE WAY TO LOVE" li eager t.o start on bla annual to a warmer cumate COMING. 'Too&U1ht Tllelday and WedneAday It was learued AL the erd ol the weelt , It wa~~; lu,ped here, the I!Ht ur, men now '-liOl'klng on dvn worka project& wlll ta"'e VIII- NO. ELECTRIC Tbealrfl ~~roval and a ne\li SERVICE. But Too Much Unnecea•· ary Oppmition Aroused Hllsl Tbe aced mUUonaJre, a• !~Dill~ Apokesman II&Jd, 15 fee.Un1 Personals FULL IDEA IS SOUND Tarrytown, N. Y., Nov 27-INS- ~tlve Phone 202-R - Ch......._ John D Rockefeller, Br , reooverecl 11om a recent attack of lf'lppe. wW !eave tomorrow for bill winter home at Ormond, PI&., &CCOI'dlng to ten- Rockefeller estate at WEA THER-Cioudinees followed by rain in e~ portion tomon·ow. Colder tomorrow in northeast vortion. Pennaylvania Solon In· dicta Manner Of Operation ROCKEP£LLEB RECO\'I'BED dvll works projects In Beegle, county surveyor, announced, Jl l ovidlna: employment tor appt'oxlmately 200 more Meigs COUJ'IiY •unemployed men The new CW A pro;t...>cts to be started were ln Letart, Che.eter, OUve and Sutton townt!hlpa, the suneyor flh id ProJects have now been startf u In e11.11tern and weatem, Meljli county and in Pomeroy Plana for 11. thnllar OWA project In Middleport are being completed and will be ~ubmllted to zstate heads for ap- be doubled NOTICE I There will be a meet• ing of the Houoe Coal Operaton at city hall Ju~•c------~~----- Meigs county v1cre SCheduled to be· gin Monday morning, Theodore MINSTREL Rt:VUE AT RACJNE The Dre"' Webster Post Drum cud Bugle "Jorpt:J will present itg Ml n!ltrel Revue program at thf! Racml' high school, Wednesday evenIng- It wns ltnnounced here Monday bli 1 M Thornton, PUlt oommandrr The minstrel show of the drum af\d bugle orQ"EUlizatlon has been pesented In various sectlons ot the county ror benefit programs and hill! t'tltertulned hundreds Snappy popular sonu: r umbe rs and screa.mmgly fu nn y skits will feature the mlnio.ture m~n s t1el s were vkt1Dll day night, November 28th., 8 P.M. ALVA HJTE, a.nd thelr two chlldren , CJement, 10, All fou r ()pentoro, at City Hall, Pomeroy, Tuea· on trtal today ln Ballne ootJ,nty Cir· ders or Mr and Mrs. Alvln tOOk their bJ Prealdf!nt Ramcm. Ba.n 111rt1n Will the nut heldOrau 1n several gears. I' Commemoration 01 the 1871 "Raa br .Presldent oert.rOo dw1ng the ftnal yeara or • 'I Phone 236-L ln- dlvlduall)' u pa.eaenpra before lhe salled, and then 4urlnl the trip seized the veasel and stole every.. thini in 8la:h'- to net about 110,000. 'Itie captain waa seiZed wlt.b. the pauengen, but Ia.ter releued. The llhlp was beached before the Havana, NO\I'. 2'1-INB--Today, a hOUdi!LJ of mouminl for elf;ht Btu~ del;lY martyn allot to death by Spani&rda In J..8'U, waa t.o be o~J8er,. 'ed 'by the treeiDI ot 100 dvtllln iu poUtteaL prisoners frcm JOVIMl· 15TH AW& KmNAP PA88BNOdll pjlsenpra frOm .. Prmeh fltealnl!' bound tor an lsland ott tbe maln• Market Is Irregular Today r>~w ~' IG~ ~T 1 ~0 Ct.. . l JUt.lJ S 0 MONDAY, NOVbOZII lll, 1101 Revue Williams-Jones Will Be Staged December 12th Five rr OHIO ITAT( NUStUU "TILLIE & GUS" c. rtekb, Bab1 fRr Meigs cowtiy wUI many m<flle !lames from the reu~r list .,.. """"" MJIUon Dolla.r M<,lo<ly, BIRTHDAY DJJ'iNER £ril d!oner was g, ve n Sunday at the home of Mr c.nd Mn Dana Karr of Bprlng Ave, I[\ honor of the latter a birthday Hooi:B and hostesses were the r:lx children ol Mn Karr Che.r'41s, Clo.ret;~ce, Clair Karr and MIMes A surprise birthday PRE-THANKSGIVING Sale ol O'Coats My1 tie and Tberma and Thelma Karr / Others plesent were Mrll Clair and daughter, Mrs Ch1u1e1 and three children, Mrll MarDuerr Mll Elizabeth Kautz Carem~ Elberfeld, Raymond Reuter and EllWood Bowet• CLUB PR"CTICE ln thlfl 11per.laJ priC4! 1mup POSTPONI;~ Choral practlee for the Pomeroy mustc club wbiCI\ ~ 18 held ; ever,v Monday evenlnJ has been postpcned accOrdlnlf to an annouveement end Will be beld tvlllQ1'FOW -evenlhg lnst~:p.d PQetponemept .Ls due to. a 1•e tlon a&- .50 $ ... , ' '' Bpecla.J program yr the Athen8 nw~ JIJ(' Club whieh Ia bE!l.va held lin Athell8 lhls evenlnJ Mrs JJelen E Zeiher member of the loc~~ol ~lub will be ll guest vocallllt at 'the Athen ~ concert •• , , J $29.50 • f'1 Ofrdttlng Attorney and "'t~ C!!drlo W Clark CIIC8.ped poMI,ble nl1ht Warm, daC'IL•Ie Overooats In Ulf ~lnrle '• u1' duublfl-lweasted mu~ dt!ll 1 Efxdllen' hllortnr 1tnd !lhould laat you iiP.Ver•l . ' l NI!IIIIORL • when lOUd- tearnf;.:l " ....... 1 Drtlf: Th~tnkiJ'IviiiJ" ' Y,IUi SUITS The 11matt d!'f!!lllet!J wiiJ be )Jie!UiM w'IU1 thl11 new Urit! or s~ nl-.tlu"tlvl' ltull!l thi'!M! \'ILhlf!ll ~ "' " FELT H AT S ' ' ''Look at yqur Hat, F;veryone eloe doea." Bt,i~htqn up with !{new Hat A goorl hut in the · new shades can be bought $3.50 for as little as . . . . . . .. . DRESS GLOVES Pfnll:ln, Suede, Mocha, Kid MUFFLERS Squart~ or R.Hrer llt.flefl. l.lghl or dark patterns $ ••95 ;~:~;~w,ere ot Mhll'l HelenMra, Schaefer, Mr and C A, lfadua.ted from Pomero¥ &;hool ln Lbe claas or 1930' Frederick Crow, son or Judr~ 1\nd Mrs Pred W Crow, rraduated M:n Louis Bowman ofl Jackso11 : 1 the claaa ot 1938 retUI1led Monday after a wook M18s Behaefer 1 picture appear11 ,in visit with her BIIIU!r Mrs.. V the "Ohioan Hal.l of Pame' alona 1\lth two other students aud Dfan Qhubb with the folle>wlng descrlpUve matter Helen Bchaeft~r, prestdent of Phoenlx, or Siama AI~ pha Iota, oC Oir~· Glee Club, mt'm• ber ot ';f W 0 A Cablne~ Senior Sponsor CotnmiU.ee Ha11 held ma.ny omcea In her soroflty, PI Beta PhJ One of the mMt talented members of the School or Musle, and v.~l Prtsem her senior plano * I 1 • :-;-:cr:.; t)tl' Bptll\i " • I ar!r Cmw's pleture appearl!l oft tl\e pilae showing outete.ndlna Pltditl on the Ohio University CaD1ptUt; "it~ U.. tollowllll , .,..u..,,,..·Tci &ta Tfl:eta PI, well here~ ohe' who took the advice It's Fr@d orow, tall Oerald Reuter and M1ll!l Jva Lou dark football player, who came all ionea or Columllua spent Sunday the way (,rom Pomeroy, Ohld! can·~ "lth hiB pa.renta Mr and Ml'll Will ! ee the ph!d~ pin but •ts Beta Reuter • •1 umr ' • evenln[[ Twenty~the people were present 'turkey Shoot - Fun for All .lling Your Friends and Enjov This Gala Event »mit . young ... ..... Mr and :Mr1 otho Trac,v, M'l'8. ~ .; ' - ,, :..1," • • , ... , · - 4o • Heart :J/ ,·' ~,l ,tf •• :J; •' .,. ,. ;,_f.' . · ' • --....: TU.ISDAY,' NO·I~B& 1881 ' -, ~ " • --· :J.,,· Cou•hlin Bitterlv DenGUDCet Critical of Adminittratian Buildin~:. TO WED IN J.t.JL ,:· ' Defends Roosevelt Policy ' Plan lo Diverl $1,618,00Q· for lutituticm Laid Be,. % .. fore Olici...la The Cleveland Nov :18-INB chapel In the eounty jaJ.l wu be the scene ot tbe 1midlna" o£ 1-acketeer Yale Cohen and Mane Grimes, 23, here thill atternoor. htttly before Cohen's departure tor the Oblo penitentiary ' ' Help Those Who Are 'Try· i.ng to Help Them~eloes 1 Mrs. Pearl Boltn lett l!lunctay for Oolumbua whft'e she wll1. 'l:lslt her rart~nt.s , Mr &.rod Yra Jaoob Bater MIM May WllllarMOU enterta.lned Whlle In Columbus the will undet"io Baturdny evenina with s patty at c!Miervat1on and probable opentlons hflr home on Main Skeet Danclroa a1 n city ho~q~Ual for mutold and card playing were dlverslona or ton!JII' ENTERTAJN8 FRIENDS j Italy Offtlrs To Pay Part of Debt le ' '~ ~ ~ ••• =---- ) If JQU .have promised your subscription and,]the.candidate has fatled to CALL,,give your subscription to someone· else ·who,..\fill ·. - apprf?.ti· ..... fi.11r11ht. • Several candidates in the Voting· Campaign artinl.akirig no s~rious ~effort to win. Y.e~, their friends ,~are holding subscrip,t~ons hoping lthey will ,call ~nd secure them. ·, . 1 , IUYF. CI.OSE CtU.I. Othen $1J,50 to . r"' l Columbu.s 0 , Nov plan forfrom the apProprlatl~on:~~~: t116 000 Civil Worke traUon fundB for the of additional bUildlngs at _ .... "'"'"''' Creek sanlto.rlum for the minded today WILS laid befl:ft relief o!flcials by state welfare ector John McSweeney MeSweeney propofled, tlng his application for ::: - pria.Uon to state rellet that the stat& leglAlature to enact enab1lng "'"'''~"" .•W/< would permit the u.se money and the lea.stng of pleted bulldtnrs to the rrom two to nw, years Aceordlnl to the propaul, " sta~ of Obto wouJd repay the of the constructJon thru tbe "~ • BINGO ........ FANCY STAND~ """"~· .,._Fi81CPbnd and ~a!iY Oth~f Attractions Too Numerous to Mention ' I ' Pending a rletalle<.l plan as presented by the fare dlrect.or state ret~ declined comment . ' McBweeney'll: plan '!'!'."..,J!"'·~j CODBtrueUon ot and a number the Stmtta.rlum ·;.ou;~.;;,_ � 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 11. November 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 November 27, 1933 acra bearhs cochran davidson elliot jacobs jeffers johnson major marko maxwell miller mitsunaga nye parsons renz stutz walton williams young