http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8e7009ea99f43b008a489da8a509d9c5.pdf 3112b9df0ce4cbb76bca182d9e4e3845 PDF Text Text . - : ' ' .... ;) . .. , . ... •.-q 'ftD JWLY ftiDiij& 10* REVUE WILL BE PRESENTED HERE DECEMBER 12TH. DEUlED awn wW be preaent.ed at thJ hiKb 5Ch001 I.Udltorlum Dl HEY~lUATION R"' Eoljote Valuation Chance C.uoes Much "Work In Office OF TREASURER S,raeuse To Have Hich· eot Tall Rate In Meic• County BUSINESS OFFiCE Phone 202-R JWlk)l" It U'l Ntrn W• In Tbe Tribune CH~NGl MAUl IN WElFARf. WOHK GHHE ~UITS POST Well known mlru~trels men nr Pomeroy wtll be meluded In the main cast, lncllldiDK the AmM1Can Letlon quartette with a. oomlcal presentation interspersed with Corradini Es-Foot Ball Star To Head Relief Work In County snappy quartette numbel'!'l - "ncket aa.lea have been reported auxt and It wu IU\IlOI1DUCI that re- CRATE TO STAY arved seata a)' be abt.ained It tbe New York Clothing Hotme here December nth .A. Offic;Manacer; II Well Pleaaed With Chance Mra. Albert Reed entertained the membera or the LllcUea' AuxUiary of at ~er home on Mulberry Avenue Wednesday arterooon. Ontce EpiAcopal church Admiuion Genii 2Sc pluo tall LADIES 18 CENTS , ' U-R-WELCOl>tEf TRUCKS ' CARD OF 'fHANKS Fancy Chriatmlia Boxes-All cood quality--any aize. · ' Alao a nice line of Xmaa CiJara in 2&, 110 ••II 100 aize.. , A HEAVY DUTY TRUCK ,I FOR M... from thk fi"Hh •Wek. 4T- .ars! ' OF GOOD ~.. . '' ~, ' for tlte '· tRAVELER 19~2 Eaaex T,en'~plane Coach 1932 Ch11v. IJonr pual Truck 19211'Fl'fd Coach 'Chev. ~oac:h 1~9 uaex Coupe 1. STUDENT OFFICE HOME.· 19119 Cb""' 'Fruck 1929 Ford Coupe 1928 Chev. sedan Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. ~ b._ footboll evenl of llle llln~~~fi>~"~lh:e::::~of the .llfldiron. b Of What pea on f'MlDUI fooibaD ~ ll .' " '" Sllortet action! Clyde Comedy "Nth.o Bun, Lady. .. at TueadaJ minstrel& show JUST ARRIVED! l 5t ti AH Phone 236-L evdlJJll, December 12, tor \he bell· e.tlt or the Junior e.,_ of the Pomeroy b~ achoOJ. · In addition to the rq:ular min· l!lrela show of the ~. which comprlaea snappy aona: rt..li:ID· bera, jokes and nonlty num&rs wtth a caat of v~teran mlmtrela &bowmen, the Junior studenta wW present several ae\8 under tlu! dlreetlon of lofi.sa Marian Ebenbach. Included in tbe added featurea. the JuniorS wtn preaent fl. va.rlet1 '>f novelty aklts and fiODI8 which have been desl.l(tled ¥I add con5idetable to the entertaJnment of the CANDIES Jl.'\ EDITORIAL OFFICE 'nle MinltreiR;'"..ae 01' the Drew WebSter Post of t.;!e AmerieiUl Le• CHRISTMAS .... ,. C L • • .. , .,. .) TAX COLlECTmNS -n ·BI tr 'l i O &TAT £ ll'J S E'J Y ,.' '' Blood Relatives HEPUBliC~NS ~ r Meet to Control Liquor Hood 'BUCKEYE S~l~NSi RESUME W~RK ONf REC~RO IN f~~OR 1 liOU~H CijNTROL ~f 'SOUND' M~NH 1 I CON~ERT[D ~G~INST CR SHRTED IN �.... ~;:o- ' !. .,, ·-* ,d ~:r~~ w ~ .' ·•·1'. ' ., ,,,... ' .' "l''tUUtSDAY, DEOD.r.a:!R 't. 1$$1 . ,. .- .. PAOB TRRD ? ., J >1 n.,,. Is 0...1 Prove THI DAII. Y TRUJUNE ....,.... ~- ...l&er · IJ, .... <'illla . . OffiOO •• ........... iiiO Ael af llarch I, 1m, PUiolllllod llOIIr ~ ~· - ......., - WJI.IO a,&r ftleadllllild. w - -- Ju 'l" - rr~Jpao!!lll. ~ NOW -· . IIBPRUI!N'I'A'I'I- ._ ' ......'fP'... ~~ ~·~ San Diego, Ca.! , I~ 7-INBCdebruting repeal or the elghteea~ " th amendment Cbarles L. Jacquet, NEWS IIOOl'e aM a companion drank: four 1ll"!t.s of whiskey Jacq ues died t.ocb.y ';ti aDd K&M received eeoood. Refruhmeuta Phone PLEAD!'l N()T GUJLTV served. S82·L >JO' ' • ,, . '· .·' ... . - . ..... -..::.:::::..=,.:..- ........ - --~,-· ·· -- l!JI..r llnril.anf""t"'""· All reliRiO"' '' el .... ~. rnoeed.rC tnoy nl01!1ved hlrh TOO MUCK WliiAKEY SU &-st. ROBE'. 1D .. '0111 bO puhl1abod. !'•l'l!l!f4li W~TISING A Great Day for Old Nassau •'*' • ._. Dna mt.U.. ror pubue&Uoo the,l, DIUil.....ollhOI>I\ ""' - ' 1 1 .... ~n ROLAND US r1entne waa Mill N•ncy Reed. Mn 1 ·. ,.""'"'- , ..... ~.II; ~lll...u,O...- ,... lli'IJik'l _ , . - ~-- ucolleDt m4 <l<lo!rlbla CWII MEBT8 'nle: Bridle Olub ~ at 'he 1 , home of Ml'L BtD Pultll Jr. Wed.· nrld&:r evet~lnc. Tbere Wft'e '•o ..bl. ih play, The ol U\e ~ Yellow Ja~keta . To 'Be Hoqoreil' •D Annl.al Affair · 1 • - And You'll Jump Out of ~<d Ia the Morning Rarin' to Go - JOHN .. ZONTINI ELK RUN ""'hing, d:>clrin• ·"' to he•"' ...,v ..laim J\Jnn the love, loyalty o.tld devotion of tl1e p~ple, mWit ~in h.-rmolty watb the W..ac hiJip of J~ue the Christ wbOiie words flt ir1to •very fold and cnwi !e oft;.~ burnan haart ll.n:l of whom it \V21.911ald i t~ Jobn '! :46, "NEl'~R MAN SPA KJo:; MKF: Tl115 MAN. - • tU't - - - .N.u·ll.!Jdl'li'~~...,.,._ I !V•• C. .... II~r;.. Qiot:c - - · - - "~ - MORE TO FIND JOBS JII E T~LI':L:IlAM •cnt b~ M•.i "r Bmutrhl rel•tive to th•l placwg of more idle men at work, comes with much t :JlJ t-~fadiu n i.t> :11l in the ~ tate, a s it m~anK quite an a¢ditiun al ~1mount of money availublc to be Hpent for Ciu·istm aZ( Sca!-lo n and everybody naturally will profit by 1hc l i'HJI!'laction s. ' Regu l'dlci-.s of <lny other etro1's made durin" the de ptersion,__the CW A program, if it is not being tak~n ad.\ anlage bf· in places where it is easy t o conceal. is the ],c::-;i move 8e<.•rningly, that has been produced to date f9r thl' 1·dicf of indigent citiZens': It i• "'far ah~•d <lf ihe'dQie Ky>ltOijt of · ~li~t·wh~~R ,\,1 :- :-~ hown to he $UCh a furce ut Jem~t in Mei'a's County. tlwt there iB no co mparison with 1t. At least b,y p.reh;(>Jit metho d, r40 mc wnrl< and dt!fmitc rcijults are being r-u!llflli~ h cd whereut~ the Himple ~x pedient o~ ."! upp!ic8 to t.hoMe who pocketed their pride, wua P1ul;111g a nu.tion of 1Jeggar1:1 out of· the entire c'itizensh!p J which was having a hurd time fending for itself. 1 The prc.t:K• nt mov e properly handlt•d und manipulat, ~.:d. t.:un be rnnde to a<:complish a world of good while it is n ·ally bnnging u~ out of t he pit of depression. ..iw A BIGGER NAVY JHE OEMANO uy the Secrct•ry of the N•vy for • Ia•·· ger navy , i ~; well taken and commu.nds phe attention ...,._,,11<1 1·espect of every citizen who is ifltereH~dd ~~~ the wei~ fl.ll't! of his country and therefo re of his OWJ;l Interests. Whilu the United SlaiCK haN been going along con~ t 0ut to do D.S littl · building of naval veMels as posijihh~ . th e wnrJikc nations in Europe and A8ia and whieh we mu ::~t guard. againHt. continue as faat as possible, to illl'l't•nt-te their fighting tl.trength while w.-, sit idly by tryin1 tu dt~visc a menus of making them pay us part of the stu· po1u.louH dcl.Jt they o we U8 for SH VirlJl thPm from the )ast great war. England, Italy and the rest of the debtor natiom:, partkulurly f'runce, 11eem to have plenty of money to do ~rt'ryth111ir which they wunt accomplished whenever they tal.;,. a notion to make any improvement.K or replacements in tlu•u· armies or navie~ . It is only when they are asked to l'uHill th cit• obligations, that they find themselves so hop ~.: k:;s ly ir1 d eiJt und lucking in money they do not kuuw which WilY to turn. Th ere nrc more ways thP.n one to exert a pr~&~uro 011 th ese countries and if this nation ever expects to col· l ed t!Vt!H u part of the colot~asl debt, somcthinK" of a con· t-~t l uctiv e uuture, something that will make them realize we mean bu H ineHt-~, must be done. It is not necessary to declare war or even hint such & move. There are eco· lwmic ways to make these t~windlers fulfill their obligatiu w;. · Keeping an air force and army and navy modeJ;"n, cflitit•nt and uptodat~ will not hurt in this move. ' direction is •• well spent 88 In lillY Money spent in this. ' men and women busy and that othe1·. It t-tll helps to, ke~p uftcr nil is the mu.in objective of the administration at pn&t week. ne~a.Y. Mr. and Mr~ . Emory ,t;o:-ton, "r (loum.bus were guestli of .MJ. Bud ¥r& Abert Hart.enba.ch OVCI' Tl1antsg1v1m,.:. I . . . . t;;riS aDd • ball." PHnco •o• Onlr PHILCO ~nl d ri•~ ru .... b _ uh•• •• ;hit One . . Word . Led To Another •••rt11•• n~w Give your home s REAL radio for Christmas - a new PHILCO - the radio that ouhtells all others! (:et it now--whih• the iielection is tomp\ete ....-.un the eastel!t term& we have ever olfered! line.:celled tcme and !ilupreme By Arthur "Bu11" Baer :al .....h hi•••• Philcos $22.50 to $600 Bob,. l)dOQI feathel'll ovCr ' tile ~ti~. ' decrepit "'""' m,..,.thau•t;arted ol new'ta Tl\e ~·~~~~~ I~ ~er. the · ~Un,, the the ilt•linttq. Inspect_or Earewax : "1 am ror Except. lor reoounUniJ apd economy even · after 1~ lf!ts e'xpen ~ Your fndlgnant. &IVe." • · ' citt11irl has ·manlteated hts rlibt.eo\18 Wcr by ' Y.II'I~Ina the h•ndle or a 01recw1· oo-naoni : ''l was n vot1n1 machine and let It Uy back. aooCI Reput11t 9ar. until 1 becaml! o · a' tbeaPJina; Thltt-8 ' ' ..., ' t UNI.ON RIOGE were reand •~~eeretary r<:l· l day'• low prle~ rou&etmofemlle.. ' IUfeo" a&e ptut tbe lflp aad pretee.doaof --.- P~ 1 hnl•' It W4t thr :JI't~ftfJrod­ " 'I <If th~ ('.tlrrUS,tCr' n\k./Jc,n-'1 lmt CJt ~st it war 111 ,.,t, p•<'lr'V duw "chide J'l!dl'!'4 1 :;'oc,;~~~~ whlt:h 18 made up of Il-l sheriffs, ' lnohldc~ I Bowling OTOOf\ C. 1 or Maritttta. Bheriii:J Underwood and Ch,u·lfo· 'I or Troy. 80 Pratt of L" rod"' '' Jtandar.l~ ' thut 'hone ond b••t..C,. tht' r.. J, o t rh" ""'' Nlnl'lil"f clnHC Jd••tJ Muln Sn-eet. : · ' Ia.: ·;n,,;,.;; . ' .' C..t., ', 3ilenc.e ..ruiJ .: ' . '. .. ' .·. '' 1 (Continued from PAiie n~torm." stomach tmuble. , ~e new VInton tqwnahlp hlgb Cl'llet orabbf.l : ''1 pt"Omizrod the Counclltl\14} MQOJ~l·: ''I w~ 'I city four yqars or iood government. BChOOI WUI 8001\ be rea(ly tor hold· whipped tli a. fair and squu.re elec· and t.hey elected tht1 other suy. I 1HR' claSiles. tlOb. t Wtn any ::ltller ktnd ot a 11hould l'ij..ve kept my mouth cl.d. Mont wens spe1tt. ntank&IJtvlng oont.eat." . ' ' Thll l8 the flrBt tlme I ever cam~ with JUs family he" :.:':.·- - -- not hltlldle players ·· 1 .·A.S Vta~. v~~ed Jleneal, ~Qoti~g Qu~ Fr,hi~lti~l\ 1 I boar~ of t~tces of th,, I ~~.....::: Good)'ean al to- Ell Bl~Lton of RadCIUI Is spen(j .. tug a few daY& on Union Ridp. , fw.tter Democra. . How did I know Mcnt Wells has bloOd potiOn In ~~ municipal actrobatlcs the publle waa voting On the llf:l.rhave ~p 91ae, In our larser cit- bage ren,ova\ con.trl'ots? 1 wa.ti his h~and. Eme CoUin& Is repo1'ted qulte tr1. YOu. TtiiJ~ lnt.ensted tn ·the &tabbed by 'an x 1n a clrelc. poat.mortiUe~ atatementl:ii or ~h, poorly with qlilllfiY. defeated a.nd In the ela~d promMrs Oeot"lie Markin and chll· Oba~tman Hln~pt.e . " Although laet~ ot the vlct!ltlOUil defeated I st.ill 'have the lntereat:s or dren spent the week end wlt.h htr the people at heart 1 Wla go1Jli aunt, Mrs. ¥1les Townsend and Alderman Oal'lle : "AU ~ want JOOCl until •I ran out of cigars. famUy. for my ahlrt Dt the plunder l8 thf promiSes and ' tell50ns." Mrs. Hattle Wells Ia poorlY wltll - Musical lnst., Wall Paper, Paint&, etc. Middleport, Ohio rlapped orKanl~ ·•we thought that WHiaman j would realize before this that he , !l':lould reSign" the edltorhtl said In cunciWIIon, "that he should resl.Knwhich would have been the best 1 ~tlu:lo••. to a dtftlcult problem. Since : ' takeq, that step, there Is 1 ..r, I ' ! Didfoq Ever * '?:~;~~·;~ among members of the I squad itself was under· i .\ ...' . '~""oo¥011 , '•0 <I alterna.tive--d11Dnl511al.·· • •1 ~ ·.1 • • divided. One player . the Lantern's Btand.l ~ hloW<>YO,,, remarked eau· do know about : I .i ! ' I ESCAPING CONVICT IS KILLED IN FALL I ,. . I \ ' you comt me are JOU ttill bridp In ter. . ·h,e~t !t ac~~l~f~te~t·'t(f ,, 'fHE INCOMPJ;'J:f;NT JUDGE k~:~. ' today's deman~. -- 1-< lloctdciOJ lo d>o ddaJ Ia .......ld. YHn of · ~ ....._. hally n...I""' Ia ......... ddt .-pa ..... fu ~ cookins ,..,,_. Yi" d>o......,... lliP opoool tllllta .~ u ao ....Uiios, ..................... olomnlt .............. I a . . . Ia ....act ~ die cooklas a-.lb, wii!Oo• · .u-c . . . . ._ looo of ....... .._ ....... ,... ........ J!locuk ............... _.~......t •• . •••?~ m for..,. .,...t m. AtJTO LICENSE TAGS 193t "tt~ ~ r- LloeJUe Tap on .•!" ....... ur · COOK ELICIRICALLYI Mle, Hal'l'J Bal'nn lnlannoe ol'floe on MID St., Mlddlepod. Yf!.R'f' :Patrolll(e WiU be ap· pt'eolated.. '•.. Mar1aret Riley. ' j <~ ··" _,iritfl •I ' . ,. ". ' 'I I H. M. CROSS $39.50 Ita wtnK I i Jt, ' performance! i>r1n4. Oatpnfar1n1 Iotti PI'C::lCilt. Wu cannot aiford to IJe caught URJll)ing on the job "h1i e ou r ~o lfiijh nnd jealouf!. acquainttmceH are castinr HI! L'\' Ji c.v•~ towtu·d uM Ht all Limes. PHILCO • Eleet.o~ refDrw IJM U.rp~h Q:ie ~ aheddlnt ··. on any new 1934 a ..,Ullin bid. I didn't ...,. piDc $eo IU'I'J' me rt ·,< �.... ~;:o- ' !. .,, ·-* ,d ~:r~~ w ~ .' ·•·1'. ' ., ,,,... ' .' "l''tUUtSDAY, DEOD.r.a:!R 't. 1$$1 . ,. .- .. PAOB TRRD ? ., J >1 n.,,. Is 0...1 Prove THI DAII. Y TRUJUNE ....,.... ~- ...l&er · IJ, .... <'illla . . OffiOO •• ........... iiiO Ael af llarch I, 1m, PUiolllllod llOIIr ~ ~· - ......., - WJI.IO a,&r ftleadllllild. w - -- Ju 'l" - rr~Jpao!!lll. ~ NOW -· . IIBPRUI!N'I'A'I'I- ._ ' ......'fP'... ~~ ~·~ San Diego, Ca.! , I~ 7-INBCdebruting repeal or the elghteea~ " th amendment Cbarles L. Jacquet, NEWS IIOOl'e aM a companion drank: four 1ll"!t.s of whiskey Jacq ues died t.ocb.y ';ti aDd K&M received eeoood. Refruhmeuta Phone PLEAD!'l N()T GUJLTV served. S82·L >JO' ' • ,, . '· .·' ... . - . ..... -..::.:::::..=,.:..- ........ - --~,-· ·· -- l!JI..r llnril.anf""t"'""· All reliRiO"' '' el .... ~. rnoeed.rC tnoy nl01!1ved hlrh TOO MUCK WliiAKEY SU &-st. ROBE'. 1D .. '0111 bO puhl1abod. !'•l'l!l!f4li W~TISING A Great Day for Old Nassau •'*' • ._. Dna mt.U.. ror pubue&Uoo the,l, DIUil.....ollhOI>I\ ""' - ' 1 1 .... ~n ROLAND US r1entne waa Mill N•ncy Reed. Mn 1 ·. ,.""'"'- , ..... ~.II; ~lll...u,O...- ,... lli'IJik'l _ , . - ~-- ucolleDt m4 <l<lo!rlbla CWII MEBT8 'nle: Bridle Olub ~ at 'he 1 , home of Ml'L BtD Pultll Jr. Wed.· nrld&:r evet~lnc. Tbere Wft'e '•o ..bl. ih play, The ol U\e ~ Yellow Ja~keta . To 'Be Hoqoreil' •D Annl.al Affair · 1 • - And You'll Jump Out of ~<d Ia the Morning Rarin' to Go - JOHN .. ZONTINI ELK RUN ""'hing, d:>clrin• ·"' to he•"' ...,v ..laim J\Jnn the love, loyalty o.tld devotion of tl1e p~ple, mWit ~in h.-rmolty watb the W..ac hiJip of J~ue the Christ wbOiie words flt ir1to •very fold and cnwi !e oft;.~ burnan haart ll.n:l of whom it \V21.911ald i t~ Jobn '! :46, "NEl'~R MAN SPA KJo:; MKF: Tl115 MAN. - • tU't - - - .N.u·ll.!Jdl'li'~~...,.,._ I !V•• C. .... II~r;.. Qiot:c - - · - - "~ - MORE TO FIND JOBS JII E T~LI':L:IlAM •cnt b~ M•.i "r Bmutrhl rel•tive to th•l placwg of more idle men at work, comes with much t :JlJ t-~fadiu n i.t> :11l in the ~ tate, a s it m~anK quite an a¢ditiun al ~1mount of money availublc to be Hpent for Ciu·istm aZ( Sca!-lo n and everybody naturally will profit by 1hc l i'HJI!'laction s. ' Regu l'dlci-.s of <lny other etro1's made durin" the de ptersion,__the CW A program, if it is not being tak~n ad.\ anlage bf· in places where it is easy t o conceal. is the ],c::-;i move 8e<.•rningly, that has been produced to date f9r thl' 1·dicf of indigent citiZens': It i• "'far ah~•d <lf ihe'dQie Ky>ltOijt of · ~li~t·wh~~R ,\,1 :- :-~ hown to he $UCh a furce ut Jem~t in Mei'a's County. tlwt there iB no co mparison with 1t. At least b,y p.reh;(>Jit metho d, r40 mc wnrl< and dt!fmitc rcijults are being r-u!llflli~ h cd whereut~ the Himple ~x pedient o~ ."! upp!ic8 to t.hoMe who pocketed their pride, wua P1ul;111g a nu.tion of 1Jeggar1:1 out of· the entire c'itizensh!p J which was having a hurd time fending for itself. 1 The prc.t:K• nt mov e properly handlt•d und manipulat, ~.:d. t.:un be rnnde to a<:complish a world of good while it is n ·ally bnnging u~ out of t he pit of depression. ..iw A BIGGER NAVY JHE OEMANO uy the Secrct•ry of the N•vy for • Ia•·· ger navy , i ~; well taken and commu.nds phe attention ...,._,,11<1 1·espect of every citizen who is ifltereH~dd ~~~ the wei~ fl.ll't! of his country and therefo re of his OWJ;l Interests. Whilu the United SlaiCK haN been going along con~ t 0ut to do D.S littl · building of naval veMels as posijihh~ . th e wnrJikc nations in Europe and A8ia and whieh we mu ::~t guard. againHt. continue as faat as possible, to illl'l't•nt-te their fighting tl.trength while w.-, sit idly by tryin1 tu dt~visc a menus of making them pay us part of the stu· po1u.louH dcl.Jt they o we U8 for SH VirlJl thPm from the )ast great war. England, Italy and the rest of the debtor natiom:, partkulurly f'runce, 11eem to have plenty of money to do ~rt'ryth111ir which they wunt accomplished whenever they tal.;,. a notion to make any improvement.K or replacements in tlu•u· armies or navie~ . It is only when they are asked to l'uHill th cit• obligations, that they find themselves so hop ~.: k:;s ly ir1 d eiJt und lucking in money they do not kuuw which WilY to turn. Th ere nrc more ways thP.n one to exert a pr~&~uro 011 th ese countries and if this nation ever expects to col· l ed t!Vt!H u part of the colot~asl debt, somcthinK" of a con· t-~t l uctiv e uuture, something that will make them realize we mean bu H ineHt-~, must be done. It is not necessary to declare war or even hint such & move. There are eco· lwmic ways to make these t~windlers fulfill their obligatiu w;. · Keeping an air force and army and navy modeJ;"n, cflitit•nt and uptodat~ will not hurt in this move. ' direction is •• well spent 88 In lillY Money spent in this. ' men and women busy and that othe1·. It t-tll helps to, ke~p uftcr nil is the mu.in objective of the administration at pn&t week. ne~a.Y. Mr. and Mr~ . Emory ,t;o:-ton, "r (loum.bus were guestli of .MJ. Bud ¥r& Abert Hart.enba.ch OVCI' Tl1antsg1v1m,.:. I . . . . t;;riS aDd • ball." PHnco •o• Onlr PHILCO ~nl d ri•~ ru .... b _ uh•• •• ;hit One . . Word . Led To Another •••rt11•• n~w Give your home s REAL radio for Christmas - a new PHILCO - the radio that ouhtells all others! (:et it now--whih• the iielection is tomp\ete ....-.un the eastel!t term& we have ever olfered! line.:celled tcme and !ilupreme By Arthur "Bu11" Baer :al .....h hi•••• Philcos $22.50 to $600 Bob,. l)dOQI feathel'll ovCr ' tile ~ti~. ' decrepit "'""' m,..,.thau•t;arted ol new'ta Tl\e ~·~~~~~ I~ ~er. the · ~Un,, the the ilt•linttq. Inspect_or Earewax : "1 am ror Except. lor reoounUniJ apd economy even · after 1~ lf!ts e'xpen ~ Your fndlgnant. &IVe." • · ' citt11irl has ·manlteated hts rlibt.eo\18 Wcr by ' Y.II'I~Ina the h•ndle or a 01recw1· oo-naoni : ''l was n vot1n1 machine and let It Uy back. aooCI Reput11t 9ar. until 1 becaml! o · a' tbeaPJina; Thltt-8 ' ' ..., ' t UNI.ON RIOGE were reand •~~eeretary r<:l· l day'• low prle~ rou&etmofemlle.. ' IUfeo" a&e ptut tbe lflp aad pretee.doaof --.- P~ 1 hnl•' It W4t thr :JI't~ftfJrod­ " 'I <If th~ ('.tlrrUS,tCr' n\k./Jc,n-'1 lmt CJt ~st it war 111 ,.,t, p•<'lr'V duw "chide J'l!dl'!'4 1 :;'oc,;~~~~ whlt:h 18 made up of Il-l sheriffs, ' lnohldc~ I Bowling OTOOf\ C. 1 or Maritttta. Bheriii:J Underwood and Ch,u·lfo· 'I or Troy. 80 Pratt of L" rod"' '' Jtandar.l~ ' thut 'hone ond b••t..C,. tht' r.. J, o t rh" ""'' Nlnl'lil"f clnHC Jd••tJ Muln Sn-eet. : · ' Ia.: ·;n,,;,.;; . ' .' C..t., ', 3ilenc.e ..ruiJ .: ' . '. .. ' .·. '' 1 (Continued from PAiie n~torm." stomach tmuble. , ~e new VInton tqwnahlp hlgb Cl'llet orabbf.l : ''1 pt"Omizrod the Counclltl\14} MQOJ~l·: ''I w~ 'I city four yqars or iood government. BChOOI WUI 8001\ be rea(ly tor hold· whipped tli a. fair and squu.re elec· and t.hey elected tht1 other suy. I 1HR' claSiles. tlOb. t Wtn any ::ltller ktnd ot a 11hould l'ij..ve kept my mouth cl.d. Mont wens spe1tt. ntank&IJtvlng oont.eat." . ' ' Thll l8 the flrBt tlme I ever cam~ with JUs family he" :.:':.·- - -- not hltlldle players ·· 1 .·A.S Vta~. v~~ed Jleneal, ~Qoti~g Qu~ Fr,hi~lti~l\ 1 I boar~ of t~tces of th,, I ~~.....::: Good)'ean al to- Ell Bl~Lton of RadCIUI Is spen(j .. tug a few daY& on Union Ridp. , fw.tter Democra. . How did I know Mcnt Wells has bloOd potiOn In ~~ municipal actrobatlcs the publle waa voting On the llf:l.rhave ~p 91ae, In our larser cit- bage ren,ova\ con.trl'ots? 1 wa.ti his h~and. Eme CoUin& Is repo1'ted qulte tr1. YOu. TtiiJ~ lnt.ensted tn ·the &tabbed by 'an x 1n a clrelc. poat.mortiUe~ atatementl:ii or ~h, poorly with qlilllfiY. defeated a.nd In the ela~d promMrs Oeot"lie Markin and chll· Oba~tman Hln~pt.e . " Although laet~ ot the vlct!ltlOUil defeated I st.ill 'have the lntereat:s or dren spent the week end wlt.h htr the people at heart 1 Wla go1Jli aunt, Mrs. ¥1les Townsend and Alderman Oal'lle : "AU ~ want JOOCl until •I ran out of cigars. famUy. for my ahlrt Dt the plunder l8 thf promiSes and ' tell50ns." Mrs. Hattle Wells Ia poorlY wltll - Musical lnst., Wall Paper, Paint&, etc. Middleport, Ohio rlapped orKanl~ ·•we thought that WHiaman j would realize before this that he , !l':lould reSign" the edltorhtl said In cunciWIIon, "that he should resl.Knwhich would have been the best 1 ~tlu:lo••. to a dtftlcult problem. Since : ' takeq, that step, there Is 1 ..r, I ' ! Didfoq Ever * '?:~;~~·;~ among members of the I squad itself was under· i .\ ...' . '~""oo¥011 , '•0 <I alterna.tive--d11Dnl511al.·· • •1 ~ ·.1 • • divided. One player . the Lantern's Btand.l ~ hloW<>YO,,, remarked eau· do know about : I .i ! ' I ESCAPING CONVICT IS KILLED IN FALL I ,. . I \ ' you comt me are JOU ttill bridp In ter. . ·h,e~t !t ac~~l~f~te~t·'t(f ,, 'fHE INCOMPJ;'J:f;NT JUDGE k~:~. ' today's deman~. -- 1-< lloctdciOJ lo d>o ddaJ Ia .......ld. YHn of · ~ ....._. hally n...I""' Ia ......... ddt .-pa ..... fu ~ cookins ,..,,_. Yi" d>o......,... lliP opoool tllllta .~ u ao ....Uiios, ..................... olomnlt .............. I a . . . Ia ....act ~ die cooklas a-.lb, wii!Oo• · .u-c . . . . ._ looo of ....... .._ ....... ,... ........ J!locuk ............... _.~......t •• . •••?~ m for..,. .,...t m. AtJTO LICENSE TAGS 193t "tt~ ~ r- LloeJUe Tap on .•!" ....... ur · COOK ELICIRICALLYI Mle, Hal'l'J Bal'nn lnlannoe ol'floe on MID St., Mlddlepod. Yf!.R'f' :Patrolll(e WiU be ap· pt'eolated.. '•.. Mar1aret Riley. ' j <~ ··" _,iritfl •I ' . ,. ". ' 'I I H. M. CROSS $39.50 Ita wtnK I i Jt, ' performance! i>r1n4. Oatpnfar1n1 Iotti PI'C::lCilt. Wu cannot aiford to IJe caught URJll)ing on the job "h1i e ou r ~o lfiijh nnd jealouf!. acquainttmceH are castinr HI! L'\' Ji c.v•~ towtu·d uM Ht all Limes. PHILCO • Eleet.o~ refDrw IJM U.rp~h Q:ie ~ aheddlnt ··. on any new 1934 a ..,Ullin bid. I didn't ...,. piDc $eo IU'I'J' me rt ·,< �' As Reign of Probibitie was Brqu~cht to an tlnd in Ohio and Nation ' wu eautnc on SundaY. bas been W wlth Sr. spen ~ t.he wad: hl8 wife. calllnr on MJI- wl~ evenlng. r'l!!oent cueat tf'he glriJ. met a t the ger, Prlday evening or ' M •··. Ray 6d ,.,.. "~~" ' "' ...t·~ M r and I Wilber Humrllrey and mo!.her 1md ::'Y"!Udl noz ll.. fr v' dii.Y!:i Ute • ; n ~•: ', ··• :! 1"' j aon Clal'ftnce ut Akron :.p r.m t R t r w h! ~ ··nt""lll.S. Mr r d r~r..; l da'n lut. wetlk wltb M1 .... Charley f.ich ,• ·•·~t- . V• at>'! M•fl. Flrw .:lt-"t" of 'h ' ' Hf&ell. Ltona Mocrc Wa.'i t-h e · ~ unday [{{Ul" w.rr(! l h <: g uests Of h.J.s pa ren ts ~ o··e ,1. M. 0 '"'to of P.O'O k)' :' $AL!-l'our ~·~8 t'l ·or Ml'. und Mrs . V/31\.tl' ,r •··.,r.,.:,. · ~ 1\'.. ,.,~<->•urr:ay. ft'JN'J' OR Pea t.w: ·r· h cae p h ot oa s how th e ac t Jons ' "'""' '' w h'1c h soun de d th e d t a th k ne II .I or .pro.~~f& -~ nrl ' rott' $Ai.&-~ Wp ooal and BotJd. tufnaoe GOal at. BquaJ~ Deal A:JmtnlahaLor or I'. ~~. Ft\l?n ~ m~R. Mr. anrl M ~. Vltur. H.art ley and · · Ml1;. Dorsl'l Wedgr. were bUltlnei;S M:<:. Ru.y Bohwartz, Mr. J. M cas~ - ~ay . party Friday evenl~tg · lr{ ho;1or -~·lai:e itO~; fefJ.e;bft.e;;tz,--~~~-~--sefV~~riiftt,}d~Qiiaee ~-- ,_v~ , ('.a' h -s In Cbarlcaton \Vcdnc5d~~oy . t.o, o rvllle c~r.to nr • Q ·l·y anrl Mr. IJ1 ner daughter, Paulim:'s thlrt.c?n ~ : ~tl t o the follow :.ng ,I Ulk ~a.wA&· oa.lkwta•, lUJIIY Tnosc 011ollln~ on Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mr·•. A.lthell c asto Qf Ken t ucky. ! tt_, blr thday. Th e evcnirt! was M.z::, wul· J(rq, ·llrfdlk Ylo\11;\M)li~ •-"fr.rJ . . - ·Wil.llio. :w••• ·~..:tiWII Mrs. Kul!ha Grllham gp· c a birth - 'lipent In 9la.ytng g11me:> a M tv. a , 1•ud· Mrs. EZ"'kla.n Sayre 1 Mrs. R~Jsha.l Oa1100, . ~lme ~C?OFc ." Blan~hc of Lloyd Ce.~t n F'~~dBY were Mr. aml gtv~i1 'I)I~tt c. H . .Jhurc!1 of ~lddlepo".'' , Ohlp, bas b.·rn duly appointed a.n~ quallfled as N(•L!ce b hertlbY t l"lf EstaW 1:1~:1-&L Hattle Clilurfh late ()f tho Vlllafte . ---- . . - ,.,. . . . or Middleport, Melp dounb. otoo. l"'J\ BAL~Bame& idx lt. safe, A dcceaood. by thtl Probdte ·court of Coal lfar81W, *lO. lnquJre Gu ~dtepqrt. Otllc~. mLUI county. 1 - ==:-= i . , - -- -=- =::::::=- :::::--:-::-::: · - - ____ ____ _ _ -~-- . .....__ U·- · __.__- •·r •· ;o• ±'lr".. . . ~· Ya Can't Pull the Wool Over Carrie's .R)'8 P!l!,!•_Y AND HER PALS · ' · .;.:......:.~ e I. ,.... Ol () - . ' ._,, 1 1\J ('Ajf : \)~' ' .. lU'I .... ." . ...., co~~1EJus U~Irl ~0!1' wa1tre~. some ,;WN:Jp;.:A)or'e, prefemd. See Juck :na !'font or 1 ' '~"&n~ 5lt.IJ.~_. ' Bt. c.lumli-. PhqN 12-'l-St oldo . - ·· ; · ~lett ~ JOf 1 probably get We .eall, Aa ~urDei thla week end ill t.he. Panther !ft.tl"ll!l howeyer, M188 f!nd prlte. a.t. 2S ce:nts tor adults Ebe*ch ab!o ~ ·. tlur rlsht imd ten cents for children t.o shlft the Une to sult. be·r Jdeu · rn the Bi.J,bjti. ' 1_ • .t , HoweY8l" It Is emphasized tha~ theac prevall only far these ur a~ .: ii I Wlll"lltr Broa. pict ure whcl3 oom::.s ' tothc Electric theatre t.ontght <\lid .a.nnoun'l'- enUre . •lt 'Opening 1 '00nt~t' 11 to see the Pa'nthera arid cmgage ln the Initial dr sames or the seasod. ',.' ' DIJ'II)'I'Q ltOOM AND ·- WhctlJCr ~o u'1·c lntcr:s lcd or n -::•. Itt football, J OU'Il get a IJ1"C8t Atl•.' k 1 ou or .seeing " College Coaeb," tt. c • nl~:ht . Here Is enter!J.in · !~tnii J. ~'J~~~~~~~ ls 1il11de. 1'hc plctw-e shows how bert9.la I~ au. unj18i.h~DY ..• 1 · colleges have commeretaltzed focl- I After ,Flo.ridtr,'s:(;old IIATB fUI -- I aud the usual admiHII- Frlda.y ROOMS 11.00. ...%1 red Hound. 01111 or · n9.UI~ ' Y · · a . Cwnmh\11. DarwJr, E&dlacifo, Pomeroy. Route 2. t . r ., 12-l.- Jt I boti;-''C.-- 0- ~·-~.ege - ·--C-·08C h"-1'0 i 1 B Sh H ~~£~~~~:~~i~!W~~.; be<:I!U5e 1lna:er tn· 1Cb.ester ~lees fergamea 1.he Tuppers Plabui aN e OWD ere I1~ Ula_t thf· afirat · ~e onJy. These two comins: will - - llt'lreproetf J.OST-~AtJio, I , "" . - ... . . more,.•.•"•'"n"'""'~tet11at .Sthaere1· W'lll " ctiance ~ possJble to sP.c •_u of her Uif!e Gf\ ' gJ. mea thll week end, the manage- I fo_r at least two w,eek_s lt rnent 11a.s announced a redue~lon In \ -----=="I ' . '-'I ~~ . of glasses a.~nouncm g hi" a rival , .John Barleycorn rame back t•• ' Broadway after his 14-year exile. This photo Rhows a group of New Yorkera cele-/ brating ~~l'e'l u"t 8; J:u~t~_l ~- li~~ W~Cl'~ " teiCb'la.ph in strument haU been installed h ll.· j """'"I ~ cive the flash that Utah' ratified repe.u.t ·a~ th e thirty~s i xth 14tate, IJrir,ging the end of : (>rohibition in the United States. I With a • 12·2..6l Dated thiS 2'And day of NO\'tmb~r 1933. U NA'IC.-.8~ rldkw serviced at S. A. McCullough ' • reuon~ priqU. Blm& In your Prooot.e JudgP of M:elas CotUtty, o . rt.d:Jo ql call :111-J. H. M. 01'088, o. A. Elaelstetn, : Ioll4dleport. Deputy Clerk. -·• .:.w_ en- • -..t f ~ Sa.l&,-~_...,_ _ _.__ _ _ - ..was...,trul Mr .£::::1 Mrs. "Oilbotn !sradehaw and 60n, Herman, o! Warren, 0 , ,, .~ ,... to~re ovt:r the week end, Thc:v :f-turnc 1 home Stmd.ay. '''! . ' ·~mf ·~\¥ ~&- -4"--t ~ 11 rOOm bo\.111!1!1 on ·a ·u uemut Ave. Dodsoo . ~~H- , Wil!i r. m PhillipH, a c!ing sec retary of statr , is ph~tClgrapt; co at h~s desk in WasPh~~on .ash\! ~Jl&Gf .the .proclafna- 11 i:;'a':,;;'c~;;jitf~~i~~ Call i'!J:oX for further in/ormaM Hard r~am. ttcrt bUtt:lltred u ....~~;:~,h~., ;' "~~!er a nd 1 1 tloP , . 12-2 .. 0. ; po. i'l.:!r a a '. urd n w~ ~.gh l u ;.t 400 Jb·.. l•r-~ rla: t.~ht~~-. :.rr.k. ~1 1 : M~~·-o;k ~; l1 on announcing raHii cation of the new tw£ 1y~fir:;t amen ·cment, after Utah ·be6'6nlt!: the ttt~tr~~ . t e to Ntify ~ ~~.........-· , -- i 6 ctn1 Br ooks IJu :.cJ.lm tJ · ~wn t1 :1c i .<· · i~ ,.~t . . n of ,""~rw:e. i ~-(lpun l. Governor George White is shown , right, n peni r:g th e fifth Ohio collstlttuthmal ooltve.wti3~ 'C.nd:m-, ~ nm ~T-2 t»eautiful llatl over t h ojm M·m .. <q. . A.·& P : Btora. C~U Edward Eben- ~ Bef~;i" W.n<·r~ l'nn l'.w~ n ·f\:>o' n ~'"'"mt1 ~ron_ • hnrc uu e nCl!tl t.hc i ,,·hich Clt.l'i t its 52 bbllot.t-1 unanimously for repenl givi-n1• the Buckeye st1t:ta the Awdnctio" ·"Of Deetunl~ tire !tih~v~ nighL. , • ~ "' _ ~ ••.o.'-1 t\t. a.,:t ·Anchor. 11·28-tt ------- ----------.- ·-·_:___-.......---: Ei!lo lal a~ WQod. J '!'h ur:><IR)' I• bl}.ch. 1 NOTICE Ol' Al'TOINTMf:NT t\11 r "port fld a fin e ume. I fifth state in the Union to ratify the new arnendment. · · · t 'o a cit$ joyed. i!-""'1!:""'"""• ._,;;,oi;;;;;..,___ ! seWhitt Evelyn Bohn · •• 11.1!0, ; L....._ _ _ _.,..........., u...-a~ .r. . . . . .en• '" .....& " " " " " ....... New IQr.... f~ lila.... ...... . ...... 11M 60NNA 'PHONE THE CO~ONEL LON60IST.O.NCE AND LET ~IM KNOW 11 M '!';'ltiTo Rea&M. Write ret ll;leclllle& ,.__. ftafn I JAMES "· sunttt ~- EVEN SOP~IE BELIEVES ~IS SAL.ARV WAS TO BE ~~4oo0.0.!' A 'r WI!,!("_., 1'$N 1 HE THE t=rrM! ....,. _ .• ball In ord~ to raise funds. But lt isn't ju1:1~ a f~;oo\bal1 picture, ttJ:thOugh the scenes on the grldl.re)n are about as · spectacular and ~.; exciting as wat ching Lhe annual Thankf!IP.vlng U!t between Pon1e~ roy :J,Dd MidCilcport hlllh schoot;. It b; u. clever motion picture, w~th splm~ld dlnlcaue, smart pieces of business. 11. thoroughly abBo~"biJ,IJ atory and a etl&t of superb plQ.yl: r.s~; Pat O 'Brien play!! tl"le tiUe ro\! ~ ., prolesii!OQ%1 ~- _Oqre, _w® ... hired away from i:mother Institution by Calvtrt college. oore ht~. s a reputation orr turning out wl.l · nlns toot.ball teams, somO'thlnq that hilS . llt~n sadly lacking :1t Calvert. 'I'he college Is In a. hoi ~ llllanclpily nnd the trustees reallz l t!t:Lt by K' tt1n11 a wlnntns foo\.ball te:tm, they will be able to turn t• t'leftcit into e neat ymrly proftt. Oorc calls foo Lob8Jl coa.chlng u mckct and Is out to win at any ce.!.L. He lmport.s a complete lovtbtU tea m with th o:J exctptlon QC the quarterbu ck played by 01 .:: '~ 1 Powell, who does sp:endJ.dly In Ms I ' WHO'~L. GAAB ,,. ? • Society's favorite fl.rE-1 8tt·ntght !'Ole. Powell Ls tll~ capta in of the team and Is lin.. onl y member of the t.e~~om (:OJic(' rn.1 ed about getting an edl tca.t.ion. 1 Lyle Talbot c.s the concetbed but uu.aWppe.ble Imported back, Dd' Powell as the clean cut highl"l llonorable titud-:J qt, Hunh Herbe;:t j ng the very funny "Ye5 Man" v., Cloa.ch O'Brien and Ann DvorKot the pel ult·ut neglected wife o! Ooll : ge Coach, llll give ttm . .h· I eJuat unwnpasnowy-whlte lql.llft: uf "Philadelphia"' Brand Cream Cb«::e-l!ei"Ve i't lor deuut with jam, crack41rt and coffee! "PW.tadelphla," made (rom tweet cream. ia ddlcately·lla""""'~"" PI""• Hlchly n~rtritioul.lt It ~kffor Wo•e• 1'a ppa11 DidderMop Wherever woiJlen have i111pected the ~~~·'r ' 1934 Tappan gu ta11ge they have been tbriiJ,e!l· . by its beauty, ite pcCful lines, rounded cornqo~ and edges ~ they have acclaimed the l •PP'I!:' , divided coolcing top as the handiest, mos1 con; venient feature to be introduced in modern coolc:' · (I 11.dalhul ) ery in a long till!l: - they b,ve admired the ~Y . o\her fea1ur~ of tb,is remarkallle a;mge. At!d """'Y ~y ow~ gc¥~;·,' year's r~ - S~ VIN;~ ~S Mll~H A!i $12 by talc!ng ad._tafC <~f ()~if, ' opecial inlroductory prices. Divided·top ranges in other TapjWI modiili ' C'l(l be bad at pric"" as low as $49.50. · Co~e ' itt at <mee! · ·" · , ' l. o!a players ln the excepUona ! cast Include Arthur Hoh1, Berton Ohurchlll, Arthur Bryon aud Ptmlp Pavcrsham, tn additlon lO score8 of football stars recruUeti .tor the actual toottm.li. 5Cf1Dei Cro.n C'illtrOrnln College. \A/hen VOUP. Ci , · Visits OUR Ci ' Electrolux Is A Pr~e~ Gi~ A~o,ther 1!1riU is in stol"' GAS refrige.-.tor, wiU be ~mM· Uiuurp;,saed, efficient \~e ~11\le• -low c9,'t o£ operatii'l!l liflsl caltinets- abeolu!f ~=•· C!r:'s~~liag . l . f • I I • •· .... ' -~ ~-- ~ Ill!~ pf ~~· .. ~f~PJJ, ·~, · ' ·' ·- . .::. "1'-~-h••··~. .. '' ~. "" ·: '· ..... ' ' ·. ' • . )i Ove-'·'. l:haa•m Of New Tappall . triangle In which P.~ ~ Lyle Talbut and Am• llI ~:~~::~~'· t/gure. is very plau~;1UIJ dev(.)OJJCd wUh a totally Wl~xpec'-~ ed cumn.x Li1a.t leaves everyoHt. ,hlJdren, 5om It oiUIII Jet~ose . . ' �' As Reign of Probibitie was Brqu~cht to an tlnd in Ohio and Nation ' wu eautnc on SundaY. bas been W wlth Sr. spen ~ t.he wad: hl8 wife. calllnr on MJI- wl~ evenlng. r'l!!oent cueat tf'he glriJ. met a t the ger, Prlday evening or ' M •··. Ray 6d ,.,.. "~~" ' "' ...t·~ M r and I Wilber Humrllrey and mo!.her 1md ::'Y"!Udl noz ll.. fr v' dii.Y!:i Ute • ; n ~•: ', ··• :! 1"' j aon Clal'ftnce ut Akron :.p r.m t R t r w h! ~ ··nt""lll.S. Mr r d r~r..; l da'n lut. wetlk wltb M1 .... Charley f.ich ,• ·•·~t- . V• at>'! M•fl. Flrw .:lt-"t" of 'h ' ' Hf&ell. Ltona Mocrc Wa.'i t-h e · ~ unday [{{Ul" w.rr(! l h <: g uests Of h.J.s pa ren ts ~ o··e ,1. M. 0 '"'to of P.O'O k)' :' $AL!-l'our ~·~8 t'l ·or Ml'. und Mrs . V/31\.tl' ,r •··.,r.,.:,. · ~ 1\'.. ,.,~<->•urr:ay. ft'JN'J' OR Pea t.w: ·r· h cae p h ot oa s how th e ac t Jons ' "'""' '' w h'1c h soun de d th e d t a th k ne II .I or .pro.~~f& -~ nrl ' rott' $Ai.&-~ Wp ooal and BotJd. tufnaoe GOal at. BquaJ~ Deal A:JmtnlahaLor or I'. ~~. Ft\l?n ~ m~R. Mr. anrl M ~. Vltur. H.art ley and · · Ml1;. Dorsl'l Wedgr. were bUltlnei;S M:<:. Ru.y Bohwartz, Mr. J. M cas~ - ~ay . party Friday evenl~tg · lr{ ho;1or -~·lai:e itO~; fefJ.e;bft.e;;tz,--~~~-~--sefV~~riiftt,}d~Qiiaee ~-- ,_v~ , ('.a' h -s In Cbarlcaton \Vcdnc5d~~oy . t.o, o rvllle c~r.to nr • Q ·l·y anrl Mr. IJ1 ner daughter, Paulim:'s thlrt.c?n ~ : ~tl t o the follow :.ng ,I Ulk ~a.wA&· oa.lkwta•, lUJIIY Tnosc 011ollln~ on Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mr·•. A.lthell c asto Qf Ken t ucky. ! tt_, blr thday. Th e evcnirt! was M.z::, wul· J(rq, ·llrfdlk Ylo\11;\M)li~ •-"fr.rJ . . - ·Wil.llio. :w••• ·~..:tiWII Mrs. Kul!ha Grllham gp· c a birth - 'lipent In 9la.ytng g11me:> a M tv. a , 1•ud· Mrs. EZ"'kla.n Sayre 1 Mrs. R~Jsha.l Oa1100, . ~lme ~C?OFc ." Blan~hc of Lloyd Ce.~t n F'~~dBY were Mr. aml gtv~i1 'I)I~tt c. H . .Jhurc!1 of ~lddlepo".'' , Ohlp, bas b.·rn duly appointed a.n~ quallfled as N(•L!ce b hertlbY t l"lf EstaW 1:1~:1-&L Hattle Clilurfh late ()f tho Vlllafte . ---- . . - ,.,. . . . or Middleport, Melp dounb. otoo. l"'J\ BAL~Bame& idx lt. safe, A dcceaood. by thtl Probdte ·court of Coal lfar81W, *lO. lnquJre Gu ~dtepqrt. Otllc~. mLUI county. 1 - ==:-= i . , - -- -=- =::::::=- :::::--:-::-::: · - - ____ ____ _ _ -~-- . .....__ U·- · __.__- •·r •· ;o• ±'lr".. . . ~· Ya Can't Pull the Wool Over Carrie's .R)'8 P!l!,!•_Y AND HER PALS · ' · .;.:......:.~ e I. ,.... Ol () - . ' ._,, 1 1\J ('Ajf : \)~' ' .. lU'I .... ." . ...., co~~1EJus U~Irl ~0!1' wa1tre~. some ,;WN:Jp;.:A)or'e, prefemd. See Juck :na !'font or 1 ' '~"&n~ 5lt.IJ.~_. ' Bt. c.lumli-. PhqN 12-'l-St oldo . - ·· ; · ~lett ~ JOf 1 probably get We .eall, Aa ~urDei thla week end ill t.he. Panther !ft.tl"ll!l howeyer, M188 f!nd prlte. a.t. 2S ce:nts tor adults Ebe*ch ab!o ~ ·. tlur rlsht imd ten cents for children t.o shlft the Une to sult. be·r Jdeu · rn the Bi.J,bjti. ' 1_ • .t , HoweY8l" It Is emphasized tha~ theac prevall only far these ur a~ .: ii I Wlll"lltr Broa. pict ure whcl3 oom::.s ' tothc Electric theatre t.ontght <\lid .a.nnoun'l'- enUre . •lt 'Opening 1 '00nt~t' 11 to see the Pa'nthera arid cmgage ln the Initial dr sames or the seasod. ',.' ' DIJ'II)'I'Q ltOOM AND ·- WhctlJCr ~o u'1·c lntcr:s lcd or n -::•. Itt football, J OU'Il get a IJ1"C8t Atl•.' k 1 ou or .seeing " College Coaeb," tt. c • nl~:ht . Here Is enter!J.in · !~tnii J. ~'J~~~~~~~ ls 1il11de. 1'hc plctw-e shows how bert9.la I~ au. unj18i.h~DY ..• 1 · colleges have commeretaltzed focl- I After ,Flo.ridtr,'s:(;old IIATB fUI -- I aud the usual admiHII- Frlda.y ROOMS 11.00. ...%1 red Hound. 01111 or · n9.UI~ ' Y · · a . Cwnmh\11. DarwJr, E&dlacifo, Pomeroy. Route 2. t . r ., 12-l.- Jt I boti;-''C.-- 0- ~·-~.ege - ·--C-·08C h"-1'0 i 1 B Sh H ~~£~~~~:~~i~!W~~.; be<:I!U5e 1lna:er tn· 1Cb.ester ~lees fergamea 1.he Tuppers Plabui aN e OWD ere I1~ Ula_t thf· afirat · ~e onJy. These two comins: will - - llt'lreproetf J.OST-~AtJio, I , "" . - ... . . more,.•.•"•'"n"'""'~tet11at .Sthaere1· W'lll " ctiance ~ possJble to sP.c •_u of her Uif!e Gf\ ' gJ. mea thll week end, the manage- I fo_r at least two w,eek_s lt rnent 11a.s announced a redue~lon In \ -----=="I ' . '-'I ~~ . of glasses a.~nouncm g hi" a rival , .John Barleycorn rame back t•• ' Broadway after his 14-year exile. This photo Rhows a group of New Yorkera cele-/ brating ~~l'e'l u"t 8; J:u~t~_l ~- li~~ W~Cl'~ " teiCb'la.ph in strument haU been installed h ll.· j """'"I ~ cive the flash that Utah' ratified repe.u.t ·a~ th e thirty~s i xth 14tate, IJrir,ging the end of : (>rohibition in the United States. I With a • 12·2..6l Dated thiS 2'And day of NO\'tmb~r 1933. U NA'IC.-.8~ rldkw serviced at S. A. McCullough ' • reuon~ priqU. Blm& In your Prooot.e JudgP of M:elas CotUtty, o . rt.d:Jo ql call :111-J. H. M. 01'088, o. A. Elaelstetn, : Ioll4dleport. Deputy Clerk. -·• .:.w_ en- • -..t f ~ Sa.l&,-~_...,_ _ _.__ _ _ - ..was...,trul Mr .£::::1 Mrs. "Oilbotn !sradehaw and 60n, Herman, o! Warren, 0 , ,, .~ ,... to~re ovt:r the week end, Thc:v :f-turnc 1 home Stmd.ay. '''! . ' ·~mf ·~\¥ ~&- -4"--t ~ 11 rOOm bo\.111!1!1 on ·a ·u uemut Ave. Dodsoo . ~~H- , Wil!i r. m PhillipH, a c!ing sec retary of statr , is ph~tClgrapt; co at h~s desk in WasPh~~on .ash\! ~Jl&Gf .the .proclafna- 11 i:;'a':,;;'c~;;jitf~~i~~ Call i'!J:oX for further in/ormaM Hard r~am. ttcrt bUtt:lltred u ....~~;:~,h~., ;' "~~!er a nd 1 1 tloP , . 12-2 .. 0. ; po. i'l.:!r a a '. urd n w~ ~.gh l u ;.t 400 Jb·.. l•r-~ rla: t.~ht~~-. :.rr.k. ~1 1 : M~~·-o;k ~; l1 on announcing raHii cation of the new tw£ 1y~fir:;t amen ·cment, after Utah ·be6'6nlt!: the ttt~tr~~ . t e to Ntify ~ ~~.........-· , -- i 6 ctn1 Br ooks IJu :.cJ.lm tJ · ~wn t1 :1c i .<· · i~ ,.~t . . n of ,""~rw:e. i ~-(lpun l. Governor George White is shown , right, n peni r:g th e fifth Ohio collstlttuthmal ooltve.wti3~ 'C.nd:m-, ~ nm ~T-2 t»eautiful llatl over t h ojm M·m .. <q. . A.·& P : Btora. C~U Edward Eben- ~ Bef~;i" W.n<·r~ l'nn l'.w~ n ·f\:>o' n ~'"'"mt1 ~ron_ • hnrc uu e nCl!tl t.hc i ,,·hich Clt.l'i t its 52 bbllot.t-1 unanimously for repenl givi-n1• the Buckeye st1t:ta the Awdnctio" ·"Of Deetunl~ tire !tih~v~ nighL. , • ~ "' _ ~ ••.o.'-1 t\t. a.,:t ·Anchor. 11·28-tt ------- ----------.- ·-·_:___-.......---: Ei!lo lal a~ WQod. J '!'h ur:><IR)' I• bl}.ch. 1 NOTICE Ol' Al'TOINTMf:NT t\11 r "port fld a fin e ume. I fifth state in the Union to ratify the new arnendment. · · · t 'o a cit$ joyed. i!-""'1!:""'"""• ._,;;,oi;;;;;..,___ ! seWhitt Evelyn Bohn · •• 11.1!0, ; L....._ _ _ _.,..........., u...-a~ .r. . . . . .en• '" .....& " " " " " ....... New IQr.... f~ lila.... ...... . ...... 11M 60NNA 'PHONE THE CO~ONEL LON60IST.O.NCE AND LET ~IM KNOW 11 M '!';'ltiTo Rea&M. Write ret ll;leclllle& ,.__. ftafn I JAMES "· sunttt ~- EVEN SOP~IE BELIEVES ~IS SAL.ARV WAS TO BE ~~4oo0.0.!' A 'r WI!,!("_., 1'$N 1 HE THE t=rrM! ....,. _ .• ball In ord~ to raise funds. But lt isn't ju1:1~ a f~;oo\bal1 picture, ttJ:thOugh the scenes on the grldl.re)n are about as · spectacular and ~.; exciting as wat ching Lhe annual Thankf!IP.vlng U!t between Pon1e~ roy :J,Dd MidCilcport hlllh schoot;. It b; u. clever motion picture, w~th splm~ld dlnlcaue, smart pieces of business. 11. thoroughly abBo~"biJ,IJ atory and a etl&t of superb plQ.yl: r.s~; Pat O 'Brien play!! tl"le tiUe ro\! ~ ., prolesii!OQ%1 ~- _Oqre, _w® ... hired away from i:mother Institution by Calvtrt college. oore ht~. s a reputation orr turning out wl.l · nlns toot.ball teams, somO'thlnq that hilS . llt~n sadly lacking :1t Calvert. 'I'he college Is In a. hoi ~ llllanclpily nnd the trustees reallz l t!t:Lt by K' tt1n11 a wlnntns foo\.ball te:tm, they will be able to turn t• t'leftcit into e neat ymrly proftt. Oorc calls foo Lob8Jl coa.chlng u mckct and Is out to win at any ce.!.L. He lmport.s a complete lovtbtU tea m with th o:J exctptlon QC the quarterbu ck played by 01 .:: '~ 1 Powell, who does sp:endJ.dly In Ms I ' WHO'~L. GAAB ,,. ? • Society's favorite fl.rE-1 8tt·ntght !'Ole. Powell Ls tll~ capta in of the team and Is lin.. onl y member of the t.e~~om (:OJic(' rn.1 ed about getting an edl tca.t.ion. 1 Lyle Talbot c.s the concetbed but uu.aWppe.ble Imported back, Dd' Powell as the clean cut highl"l llonorable titud-:J qt, Hunh Herbe;:t j ng the very funny "Ye5 Man" v., Cloa.ch O'Brien and Ann DvorKot the pel ult·ut neglected wife o! Ooll : ge Coach, llll give ttm . .h· I eJuat unwnpasnowy-whlte lql.llft: uf "Philadelphia"' Brand Cream Cb«::e-l!ei"Ve i't lor deuut with jam, crack41rt and coffee! "PW.tadelphla," made (rom tweet cream. ia ddlcately·lla""""'~"" PI""• Hlchly n~rtritioul.lt It ~kffor Wo•e• 1'a ppa11 DidderMop Wherever woiJlen have i111pected the ~~~·'r ' 1934 Tappan gu ta11ge they have been tbriiJ,e!l· . by its beauty, ite pcCful lines, rounded cornqo~ and edges ~ they have acclaimed the l •PP'I!:' , divided coolcing top as the handiest, mos1 con; venient feature to be introduced in modern coolc:' · (I 11.dalhul ) ery in a long till!l: - they b,ve admired the ~Y . o\her fea1ur~ of tb,is remarkallle a;mge. At!d """'Y ~y ow~ gc¥~;·,' year's r~ - S~ VIN;~ ~S Mll~H A!i $12 by talc!ng ad._tafC <~f ()~if, ' opecial inlroductory prices. Divided·top ranges in other TapjWI modiili ' C'l(l be bad at pric"" as low as $49.50. · Co~e ' itt at <mee! · ·" · , ' l. o!a players ln the excepUona ! cast Include Arthur Hoh1, Berton Ohurchlll, Arthur Bryon aud Ptmlp Pavcrsham, tn additlon lO score8 of football stars recruUeti .tor the actual toottm.li. 5Cf1Dei Cro.n C'illtrOrnln College. \A/hen VOUP. Ci , · Visits OUR Ci ' Electrolux Is A Pr~e~ Gi~ A~o,ther 1!1riU is in stol"' GAS refrige.-.tor, wiU be ~mM· Uiuurp;,saed, efficient \~e ~11\le• -low c9,'t o£ operatii'l!l liflsl caltinets- abeolu!f ~=•· C!r:'s~~liag . l . f • I I • •· .... ' -~ ~-- ~ Ill!~ pf ~~· .. ~f~PJJ, ·~, · ' ·' ·- . .::. "1'-~-h••··~. .. '' ~. "" ·: '· ..... ' ' ·. ' • . )i Ove-'·'. l:haa•m Of New Tappall . triangle In which P.~ ~ Lyle Talbut and Am• llI ~:~~::~~'· t/gure. is very plau~;1UIJ dev(.)OJJCd wUh a totally Wl~xpec'-~ ed cumn.x Li1a.t leaves everyoHt. ,hlJdren, 5om It oiUIII Jet~ose . . ' �• . . t._-~ ~~ 'I'D D.ULT .. :: Syatem Chaqed '18 ·NKS Change -w •· " nru cnuNTY: , = ~:::.~"': r u Mr Ullutd Mr. Orl\lt!. "I have had no tlmt~ that I could call my own. At Joblesa mel\ ot MeJp COlplty, whether or be not1'eQuired they have reUef, wtll t.o received Tec18ter ntpt houn:· • Wtth t h e - .....mplo)'meal Wea>·Jly, M•·. 0'"1< '" """to "" A,a:ency bere, Jn ctw'p or J . 0 . Roe· Tribune reporter wllo lnt r.r vlewrd dd, tt wu learned Tbtn'lday. him Thursday . He ~tllt.ed Llmt hr ew u f:l o &Uie era! Important Ch ev- The oUice force of I angel th e :lutt. !n e COUilty, ....ts means, the re•.lef head declared, that the remain" der or the men on the relief roll tnlu!t regiater through the proper cJiannel now. with the re-employ· f;lf,llt.- agent, before they wJll b~ s:ven an opportunJty to work under th'l> civil work! administration. The· 1'\ ~ltlber remahling on the relief lOll, however. Ill comparably small nc. w to tht:! 1700 Included on the nile! roll of 11 few weaka ago. The percet>tage or the decreasa In relief r;o!es In Melg11 County, Hlnce the Inauguration of the civil works adnllnl.stratlon, wo.s r,ot available a.i· titcugh Mr. Ol'ate said flgures on th\<. ·would be oomplle<t soon tor publioatton. shoull 1 nnd < remn ll n.s fl.n o amall tH Cl' manRg~r, community. The Fanners Bank and H r dcc!arl'd, howevP.I', that he ~~1~ h;~dsc'~~a~. ~0 ~~~~~~ ~0~n~~~~~:i 1 l r q;o ng 0 unet :on l'.!lfJ If n.. cllrrt· r. ulty a r l ~r:; m •r!r h lr; l"f'Z'(li:lm-t 111 the offJen. m· hr fi n •':. ' ~ Jn·J · much for !J1m , lw will n ·~ 11rn tn ll": "' Purlt:v ee Cn:am Ccml)nny, will I ~ firm h•· ~ ~ n parl.n~r rtml wm; (!Ill ~ llbyed UJ err- hcfol'e hl:; nppoin'. · llWil l 1l; wr•lfnr~ dln•c tor. , - -·-.. 11 0 11 0anf ort'.h PI. eads GUI, 1~ty To Char.ge . · , u;!~ P:r~sef.~4o ';en M:~~ e~~~~ , Of Making Li'quof ,I U" more than 20 CWA projectl!l re· CJ!IVJng actual CII.Rh for their WGJ'k :we~.~ county raeeived • new quo~ Wednesday which will provide work tor 100 men. -- F;ned $400 •• an(i " c .,~ - · Remanded to · Jail Until 1 Settlement Made Q UILTING I''RTY " The Dor'" "" Rebekeh lodoo e>>Joyt d an all dey quilting at J .O 0 F h:t.IJ Wedne8d•y. · · · At noon a delicious pot lue!< dinner was aerved to the following m: mbei'S and visitors : M c :"8. Ol'll Warner, Mrs . Blancho Roller. Mra . l.ens. Bartels, Mrr1. Viola Orue88r, Mrs. Grace Bta.ce, Mrs, Julio. HoW(!er, Mrs. Josie !14.::cunoual;lh, tMJ rs. Emma Foss, Mrs. M u.ry :a.r ey, Ml&s Ka~le Bect-~t. llli'a. Henle Bmtth, Mrs. J ane Ann Savings Co Firet. City and Pome-~ c'~.'t>z~na,t1o~a,·'l110~~k ~! Po=~~porth:. L •· • ,_Pire "est~e<t a 1arge barn be· wlffnl to ArtiS . ~. or N'ease J~lemen,t nbout 8 o'Clock Wed· D Y.. qJght. 'Iihe blate quickly fl".'elf'lt the~~U)Winr. It, was sa.ld, and ~:M~e ~fil.er11 little h t • ' 0 1\0f!f! Nllames. Content11. such0 ~;~, ho.y, grain, and farmlna l.mf!h!lJI.!Dt!l, were destroyed In thf' fti'O• ~ f!h w e report. :::::::~-~d:~::l=~ 1 ,;, . , • . G IJ ~ EN """"" · a. '' _N ,_ T E ;R · N• =m.:..~: I .. ner cuesta 01£ A. G. McD&de famllJ of U1l.l~. Dt.na Bro•mlnc who Ll employ• :::::n-:mr.a~ __ I •...,.,_,.....,.,_.._,.....,....,......,....,....,.........,._ _ ~ ~ BUJ' . I ~ ~ '' ~ _, __ . · ... ~ ~ - coats. Dresses ,. • .~ days have not yet arn'ved. stock <> ·, ,., Plen- ty of wear in these Coats before ~~:~~~~ ~~b~~e ~~:,.~_jc;; ::~; ~ ~. 0{ A "B··~ II $25.00 Fur-Trimmed $ • 19 tne 0 • D ~ an I ~ d ~ l'ealel $12.60 !) • " '-"I ~ ~ • Coats .1 i D ' N resaeg. $14..9~u THEE' ARE NEW • •tO.OO and $12 SO $19.95 Fur Trimmed OW J • ~s..95 PRICES. 86EF BAKED PO'JIATOE8 OR SWEET JK)'J'ATOES l.IMA BEANS, CQL'f: SI.AW or FRESH T.oliiA , ro.'£~' . ' ., ~ CHILDRENS $f95 $. COA"'S .J .. , .•• , • , •.. •• , • • . COATS ... , . .• ·' · ... , . . . . . 10.50 and $12.50 ·p COATS : ._ ....,, · -"l . ..... ~ · One lot .io aellat $3 $7.95 ma)' 1 "" p ,..,1'eul. ..,. at au~ry, 112-1-14-2 1-28 ; 1-4. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec. 7-8 ·z·· ·' 95 •• th ey 1as,t Personals " ~ ' Mrs, Wilhelmina Genhelmer or I. Mulberry Avenue was hoete&!l Wedr.•-"'•Y aftomoon to the members @' ''' tho Ladtos' Aid"' the M . E . Church. After a ahort buat· ~ "'"' meettno • socto> hour ..., """'-I" L SPREADS SALE amt,th M". Wedneeday , , ..., campbell lert for'"" Columbus wher~ ~ they will B)>f!nd a few daya vlsiUng •" H~:~.c~~;.comcdy -- COMING-Chriotopher Bean, Dancin1 , I~:;;·;;;£~~~~~~~~·Y [~ ~ Lady. wlnte, wtth hts daurhtar, Mrs Ray,@' Whtte. • • " · :, . , charto• , ...,.. spent I~ I 111"""" . ea. t re-M"ddl I eport :' Liberty Th .mmAY aad 8ATUR.,AY 41 • "PILGRIMAGE" Cla~a M. H. ' S. ero-u.. ~at.her ADJel, Norman POit.er, Marian Nixon J!e\17 lllJiha, Hedda Hopper. P. II. -Gradet llo....,, IDo 2Sc and 15c · 'I I In Athen• vtalttno his ""' whO "' I <Online<! In the Athena 8tato t=pltal. I • 'i ;,.L uN , , . , ) ~•J• f LINERY M "' One lot of regular bought at a special One let or fine Gare, Hart ~ $1 .69 SPECIAL and all &be 1tnest. n~anatact.- ORES ' S GO""DS V 2Sc 1 lrarrl .wide cotton 'l1ae Pel' Yafd f Blue chambray~ coat style, back- . · ·· PAm ... • )- . gannent.s. OVERALLS Odd lots, 220 wt. ·Denim, sizes 34, 36 and 38 onlyWHILE THEY LAST 88c UNDIES B 'f ) h eauti u an d .em b rot'd ered Gowns and Pajamas, white and colored prilltfi, sizes 15, . , •. , MUNSINC _, , i r --r ' wj,:-"R ,, -'1 ' ·~ ; , •· , . ;_,, . :-. \..~; ~- i- . II . ~ <., _/'.," fJ. f.~·~." -I " l7. · $1.00 and Lon1 ;._, " and Hudwore ....... SaaiuodaJ, I •December 9th. 1•,1· violei\Cl!. I One huj:e bomb exploded ln thf" · yardli, damaglnK cars and 1 : property. Tht> blaHt W&'i followed by 1 iluvy nrlng between troops and QemonBtratoffl lhrougholll. the city. Soldlerl!i pot!ted on rooftops dL'Ipersed a Broup of rioterK. Twenty flvt!! were arrested In a raid o~ a v:orker'e headquarters but were latfr released. !aa.Jlroad ' I ' Best 1 1 : I at , New York, Dee. Roosevelt dollar "Ia tbe money on the faee of tbe 1 tary polit".ieH and g1eat iml.stence on I Pturn to the II'Old jt:OBd congre&" IDto lrglslatlon and the - - - - - -- --- · POJ.ICE~ SEEK BANDITS I Annapolis, Md ., Dec. 8-TN& .. ; State pcUce tC'cla.y wt re Rldm& 1;1 · the search Gf robbers who la.;t , nigh t forced Lhclr wny into t;1n 1 W ~ st River Bank at OnlesvU:.:!, r.ear here, und t'scaped with $21. · 000 1n cnsh anti other valuables o! !undeterminEd amount. I , [new or at BJ'IN' otbe~~r=llm~~=e.:"~·= Attackers of the : pn~~<l. I ---- NRA DesiiiDed Buoineoo Of Old He Avero I, peace Now Or Any Speaker Sayo ADDRESS N. A. Banton, Arlt.~ 8--INB-Mark ! H. Shank, Akrort, 0 ., attorney t.o1duy was In "death row" at Tucket" Prlwn Farm awaiUcs execution lr, the electric chair Feb. 2 for the D'urder of Alvin Gooley, an Akron l.'mploye or the 11.ttomey. : Circuit Judge Thomas E. Toler 1 : I!RSSed formal sentence on Sh&nk I , lu.te yesterday, settil'l! the execution ! ! ' t1ate for F~:brua.ry 2. Sha n k ·~ wife · , rolla p~ied when the .~ent.P n ce wns down Mone;Jn • 0£.\TH DAT[ SET I B)l GEORGE R. HOLMEB Washlngt.oD-, Dec. &--INB-Tbe Maintenance of the I I I I de\'aluaton operat10Jlll. was flll'Qlshcc: by Jesae H. Jone!, chatrrnan or the RPC who disclosed that the tutnl amount or domut1c gold purc..'lased to date Is only 34MOO ouncf!5, valued at lll.300,ooo. That is cnly an Ln!IIBnifleant fraction of £one percent at what the treuury r.ow holds, let alone the world supply. How much sold haa been pnrchas ed Ill the world market was not revealed, but It WltJJ authorltativeJ.y 11tated th&t world purchases would hardly more than fill the cavity 1n a amall tooth. U . as Pari& report.R, there hav~ wlthdrawa.Js or gold lnapirinc Rite Completed or Prance. Ameri· Church •• Former have· not been te- I ' ~ i£ lJ ~ I J' I ··'_ I' ~ il lJ ~ Sleeve ~- I llllrtNSING GOWNS widths. M. 1J $195 ' ROBES 7~ _ ~ Flannel Robes, beautifully tailored, good assortment of colors and sizes, . . . . . . . . . . ' ' .. ' .. ' SHOP IN POMEROY '2·95 to •s·oo Jil II il II I i£ ' , money tence who are against h1a pollcJ on · L'1at i.i perpl!!!tua.tes a r.uts up a dam aplnst fi e.~ money which they shew the way out ot morass." ~ II tl /1 ~ - . 12-7..2t UtU~;UI;---------~I§ItffMttfa--ffMttfatfa!lia-!lia------1 ! Come Soon slow~ l~M IN ISTR :~~UJR m &-lNB- J ~ $1.95 .' ;., ;~:~, ~ .. ' ·~ ' ;. ~ '.' ·' \ ~:' ~ •· SiZes ;t7~ ~ 16, ,'17, 18, 19, 20 an~~:~G;~:~!~n. SPECIAL 6 Yards 16 ' ·$1 ' 00 and U&itt 1 ~ -,. Balbrigan Gowns and -Pajamas; You'll look as good as you feel in tlhese lovely new · . ·' $1.95 and $3.95 . . . . $1.95, $2•95 '\ $2.95, $3.95, $4.&0 ,~ • SHOULDERETTS two ,,,..,;.! . J PaJ' B edamllS k . . .• aC ets, . • Eaatem hie :·.• , GLOV~ . 1. . , •. l5c value. ' SPECIAL ' ·''' • KNITTED BED JACKETS and \' CANVAS ' :, 88c Jt wilt Bantlaa:o. Cube., Dec. 1 t!•ntl1.8o tcday greeted Oubu.'l new !~(, .. per cen~ native labor law with ee.rles of bombings and outbre&ka ~ $1.00 UNDIES Dance Sets , .$1.00, $1.95, $2.95 Sl'1 $1 00 $1 39 $1 95 Gopwnss. . . . . . .$1'00 'and' $3,95 $2.96 Hats, now , . • , , , • • pocket.• .V >ith buttons," vent l\rtll holes, dbuble reinforeed front !\'nd · ,. i:95 ~~d· .. .. . , . $1.o(t. . "BEST BET" WORK SHIRTS price. ' r ue- One lot of $2.95 and $3.95 H t t NO 1 Alsoaa11' of owur $. 23c $1.95 .n~. uality Lace- ....; \........ N ew patterns, a II coI ors p y rd er 3' · !i/ c-t.al P. T. -A. RIOTING AT SANTIAGO ~ Beautiful Trimmed Crepe"'-Chine and Rayon crep~ TABLE OIL CLOTH · ·" NO'MCE I I Good Exanipte J~HNS~N ' Mrs. R. 0 . Weboter went to Col· •@' , ! In Devaluatin1 Proceu; SOc Dollar Not To at1minlstratlon hu ;c~irst Lady" Sets I News Flashes As the Lid Popped Off bv Supreme He•d of Catholit= Healer ia Sainted' Pope Celebrates Firat Mass in S.iat'a HoiiOij, ~ ".95 an4 ~ : ,, NOW $2.95 I ,,: .- ~lar ;~eQ~ h~~Wi ~.aQ~ ~~ -~~es,~.· rI 10c spe;:/:aJrstt,'loam~eNat•h, ::. ~·servMR .. ~~ ~ -·· 95 .1 llftl'll, Weft :~. ~c:.":~ :~n~~,orde::.:..~ ~~~ @' By Carrler 15 CeQI.e- ·By Mall 14 .00 ~. · · •, • - t·egu)ar $2.0 . value$-while ~ I NEWS SERVICE. • · · · · · · · · ·• · · · · • · · · · Beautlf.u), ll~~ns, size 81x105 'lif::'o! '""·"'20 yearo ego, drew an average of 0 Yta • ch " k stheNach on their I llCCOUD per moo . OW, all Of thl! I 35 amountli &VeraBe 27 ch~ka each I ~ '" '"'"'"n• ot~htch ohas hoto~otoro ! @' been tho baNI's oaty oource or !" Income have not at all paralleled ~ this extreme lncreue In the cost ot <onduetJno this busJneM. INTERNATIONAL I ,,", LADIES SWEATERS BED ~~~'~~~~ ~~;l!fh! ':~~r .:~~t d~f !fl. ~:~~~~~~=~~~~;,:::~~~ • Th p Electrte . . eatre- orne roy ~"· '"' In Silk and Wool Knit Jt . 'Benefit Senior ...-~ . .,. ,. '· $6.95 $7.00 and $8.50 0 ne )ot.o f .,_ ""95 DRESS.E S :. $5.95 an d $6 ,95 . DRESSES COATS $5 ••95 an d 6..95 I {lU~el' 0~' ~ I Frillay · WIRE GOING SLOWLY I ALL SIZB DBi':88E8 ·,\li• 'MABKBD DOWN - d. . Up-fO-DATf: COATS ~ LEASED WEA colder with light northeast portion Saturd,ay fair, colder southeast postion. Price Of $34.01 Per Oun· ce Maintained For Seventh Day I • f $17 50 L' $14.95 Coats I ·~ .;, ! . ) G~lD PURCHAS[S A~J.IN RHARO[D 8YG~VfHNM[Nl $34..01 per ounce today marked t.hfl ~venth autce$ll.ve day ln whleh no chanp haa been noted, and Lndlc&t.f'd anew t.b&t there Ia to be no precipitate rush toward the MU4 ma.rk ao ardfll\tly daelred by the tJ.flatlonlat.s. Gold at $41 .34 or double the statutory priCE!. would be tantamount to a t5(l~cent dollar. PurtJler evidence that the odmini ~ tratlon ts proceeding slowly In Its 'Y a .. U U'l Newa It'l Ill Tbe: TrtbWle ~ I clean up·to-date being cleared out at worth, w ile savingR. : · ~~pring. 1 •• New :Styles, Wintry D f ~ TH AYl U FULL Us HOld-buying operation aptn. ~ ••. \ Buy now and save. ,H EDITORIAL OFFICE Phone 236-L BUSINESS OFFICE Phone 202-R I Here's a Group· ol 'E' . . .ra Values That ,._a· J ~~. Not''"'Be Be'ale· D'·, ·t n ~-· ~ r a&•S ' and Quality, All Sea· 11 N0 w! . sonable Mereb andisee Buv ., e Jt rhr eode. The banking hout·s, for I" ln!Stance, which have · been from,, ll:30 until 2.30 are chat~ed so lhat l1anks will be required lo open at 1 o·oo In the morning and ·close at ! ~ E:00 In the afternoon Ot>. aU benklnq flays except Saturday when the" b ... ~ (l.n""' lntlHt. close ~t noon. 1' " A measured service charge which, w111 en tall muc h conruslon prob~; ... ..~ 1~ 4 bl Y berore It 1s th oroug-hl Y u,.,.er-, ~ lltood the :::nklng piTubl:f· pUle~ ' v. ser ce c rge a ec 08 t e ct1ec.ks writteD. by depositors on t."<·rtain amounts. A spedlfted bank· Jag accoun t must be maintained ror I ~ 11 check writer to continue buslneas flCt!Vitles B8 In the past WithOUt 1 ('Xtra Charge, If however. under the ,:.wpceed rulln 1 , he has a balance ~!Bs than this figure, he 1.o1 permitred to write a certain Pumber of clieuk.s before the service charge Is 6. aa:pUed. !.f the balance is lel!ll than another na:ure the number of "free" ~ h k llo ed Is r ec so11 that a wa slldlngcorrespondingly les11 seale Is main -·I lnined whereby the balance In the ' ~ tank regulates the number ot · am!. ~· _ .. ; NUS£UM v. E . )lcDado and famll7 and loiN. 01&dya Muatard and three daulbten were Tb&Dtqtvtnr din· W. A. 8uton ia reported to be Hendemon. parenta , Mr. and Nn. P. E. improved aomewhat In tbe Holler Mnl. Harlan MUll rttumed.Sun- 1 B~ · hO!ipltal althouch he w1ll remain da:v from GaWpoUa. accompaDied Paul Browninl .. emplaYed "~ _........ --• b':I Tom Mille and :h1end. wbo Athena. auuw"'r wee k, It wu repon.cru. ~ _ -~....,...,,_....., ~~~~~ ...l.!.l--~~~~~--'lQ' ~~~-~ 1 ' :: ii t'- enu For ' ' 'more who l8 ~ b~ Yilltor Ulen:. l'~lr :!r. 'f. '! r ... L.1., ,.·,L J.;O 1 -At- I;,>( ·• tr.M-- t • Tr 'IJAHIU OH IO STAT£ • ifi .,II 0 B ARN ....-:t FIR , .,. D"STROYS "' HeiU'IeU& • . 1 ' !!f Vlsitore: : Mra. Elizabeth HubN, Mnl. Ada. Root, Mrs. Eunice Wr.'. and MI'!J. Mary Harrl.'l. Shorts: =:~"',..':.\~.-· · He thburn'll of Rutland, aml Hom e ; ~ liank and F.rnt National IJf Ra.clne fc.rm an WII!Oclation w.blch IS a f'"!rm bcr or gi-oup '.!iilveb Which com- ; p ·tses 12 counties In the sta,~ Qlj which ME!Igs ~ ~a. part,·.. alll* f coijl:l$el belon&ing to the Ohio BankerS As~"X;iatlon . All were represented at • Ute meethtR. 1 The rules under the 'new cud• YIUI {,!iUSe a t>un.w er of: ·~langcfl Jo bP. n1ade In tne bankln g" btli!lness In ~ Motos county, two 01 which •Je ' men~loned In or~er ~ ' 'il~e ,;tljle : Charlell Danforth, 30. of Sliver believed the opet·ator of one .)! the hugest booLleg whlsll:ey distlll£·rles rver uneovcred here, pleaded. gui lty to rhBrges ot manufucturlnH liquor and po.11sesston when RITalgned ln a preliminary l' enrin g before J . W . McCullough, ;ustice of the peace, Wednesday. Accepting the man's pl~a of gullty to both ch&rges, M11glstro.t e Me~ Cullo~~~ Imposed a flnll of *"00 tlP<m ..-nroriJl. A 1200 nne on l!la.ch chttrge. Falling to pay the ftnes ~nci cru.t.'l In the cnsel!, he was re· t'l tlluied to the county Jail , Danfmth, It was alleged by omcH!l, was the operator of one or tllc largest Illegal whlllkey Indus~ 't·ieli discovered In this county lor Sf•mt~ time. Tt•ve.sU~a.tions led the t•n thorlth!s to b~ueve that the man rupplled bootleg liquor a bootks: r!ng In Parken;burll as for evidence wall ehecks permlssable without the ex- I l'Ualned to ~>how that a large quan- a{:l.lng of a service ehs.rge. This ~ t.ity of the illicit. booze bad been re- rullna: will aiTect. a great many de· II dl dlJ d II h posltors ~nd may work a hardship cen' y st,. e 11&11 B lpped. banks. The plellf or suuty to the chora:- IJUIll the be b h The entire rUIIJ\,P t?s ended the ca.~e and whiskey n.t~d w pu 118 ed In the Dally 'l't''other arllul<•s of ev lclen•· will be <bune by the Bankers Allsoclatlon """ ll llhln the next few da ys. ii_ <le!!!l'Qfcll . The officers or the aasoolatloo cr.uu IIOSTESR ,.., Edloo~ Ho"'"~'"• Pom,roy ~ Nottonal Bank , pr,.ldent; C. B. .... Racine, ' vtce-, '"""s ·Elsie l'lan wns hostess c,.w, td Home t oBank or Ed .l. Wednesday eveni w{ Lo h -r bl·id!Ct' ~~e~~ ;Natl~~~eBrmk:~~~dta~Jr' ~ ~ club at her home on Lnt;!ey Btrf' ~ t .. NRA It'- h ' o uest.~ or Lhe evenln11 wcr.- Mrs ganlzed nn ~" " been.,. by comm the bll.njr,era o( :~ Edna RUM Smith or Hll rlford nrK1 clJunty and ill headed by ·- Po.ut Mt'8, Homt~l" COCJPl'r or M!rldleporL emart of the Cltlzenl'l NatJonal · - -·--- · - -· .. P.l\nk of Middleport Ill! f'.ha.lrn'um. NOTICE It " pointe~ out by ba>'l<ers lh•t Thfl reJ~:ular . annual mcetlna: ot the Increase l'n tl'le PublJo',.; use of the stooll:holderll of the Pomeroy banking faoUJtlee In the last 20 I ~ National Bb.rlll: w\11 be held OD years' have been quite phenomen1111. Tlletld"y, January 9. ID34. at 10 Str.tlstlcs reveal that the II.CC01Ult8 ' tt . at the omce or se.td Bant, for represented by each *2QOO ,01 bat¥- ~ tb,e oloctton of "" d1,,., 01 , " depoetta avoraood anty • tn >nlmi· 1 st:r\'e for the ensuing year ·and for ber. Todo.y that avern,e Ls ·3fi lri1 th6 . tn.ntacupn of bs4,ch ,bul! tM :~;~ · a~ ctlll'le e Ol't! the m~t- 1noney. Furthermore thoae 5 depo81~ 1Jf . , P~lriQe Jfe11bt. .\llrJL.K ·.,.:'Ph~TLAND ~~- 1 0 ·,.~ OT . RT~£.~ "' Tlll!NIDAY, DEO!Mllllill T, 1tSS ,.,. ~·- .. · I r~~?~:~~:~c!: ~~::!~~ ~-~:~K~,\~~J~Jtl~tl~: ~~~~t~n~n~i:l~~ :: ~ J~~~o~:~~:ha~e!~u= r~~:::be~! II ..... entlrr.ly wns wld thu.t he standpotnt of the barkiocl th .• 8 D0 'Not . I Mr. COF • , ·; : I r r ll f' l l!l ~d:e:!'. r.ew~t-up,Mr.Orate · n~~s ~~~~~;· bctwe~:n Cl")l'r~.- ~~e~!p~~o::·!~~~:~!lonse::~ ~ ~ 1 0 :~d~; :~f,,lo:::ii'Ill"~:.':: w;,o..; ~!~~;,"1~,';'~d!~ ~ c~:~ ~ocl~,.~ ~:~~1;:." .:,na~~~·J.:'~ 1;,"'::l; I ~ '\'' • . . _ABG'•· · i' Hentotore, relief reetpienta Were ta~ts\1 frDm the reuer roll or Meigs CfJUUty and ll'lven emp~meht undei' the civil worD adrotnlstratlon Ol'\ various projects W1tlUh the coun ~ t Y under the dlrectlon of lll". Orate. 1"t)eae men were ll'iven lobe without the necesal~J or belnt classified act:ofdlna: to the resJ)I!Ctlve elaaeea ot bor la t w:lth the Pederal Re-employ- • U:: · - ·· · ' lr_,...,....,._,.....,.._,.....,,_,Witl .· wm , j ..,.~q..,tq~ .... lq~·~~ q oommlst;lon hru; been LriplPd with-~ To Affect Many De1~ tn the past tew monlh!\ and a ll have po1itori ' · , 1 been forced to work unU!Iat.e houriS · ·, · ' at night slnCf" lllc lna ugUrutlon of I ·- I h e dvU work.!! RdmlrJ!strttllun 'l'he MeiBf. County Bankers Assoc- I . Slm:e the f'edcrid illld Bt...'lle Funds l tr•Uon meetin& In regular session at 1re being used · enua·ely In i.he re~ the Hotel Martin Wedn~BY even-~ 'let 111.0 l:f1'am In thil; counly, Mr . !r,g accepted the code 01 fall' com- 1 Grote satd It was no more than pet! lion for b&nkcr$1 8Jl propo~~ed Jroper that K representatlve of the rr:u set up by the government on ' ~ ina: pracucea. ! 9tate Relief CommiMion be ap- hank The business session was pre- 1 ;:-otnt.ed 11s director of their fW1tl<; d d by a dinner served by t.he Thunda.y. rnr.str FJsR oR s~w oom e ' · ........,......,. Et!fbaeh return- er or Oondor Street. wa•events nClun!Jy tiedgrf"atl• w!Lh tlw or 1md"""' wus t·r· llr"'""! n •G IN COUNTY - BANKING~~ ! to be dlllm iMed of so much r~lltiOn·~· -- I~ sibllity. Measured Service Charge I Th1a '' • which deporture the old rnW&Uoo madefrom It unneceuf'.Q' for reUef reetpJents to Ale for l'mployment with tbe Pederal Reemployml!!!nt A&er.cy, J . H. Orate, lleltare director or the county, aNd .. :M 1 1 ~ fl ld N J Bl :!r ~uo::;r ao~ts:~~·IS::l~red~~: NRH ft 81\AN KIN rb rlJUU nn[ .,....., ~.:.:"~~t.;~~~••~ •• ~~~ ~:~n'!e~· )l'uderl~ Rolll of Mulberry Uef recipients. Even at my hl.IIJie . ,. .,.E'...w.:. . .lnw•;tauo:zou ..,._., • • e " I WIU!i not gtven a minute t.o myself In Huntincton. t c. E. Keeler or:~ le Uae or family, but waa forced to handle ' • .. • ruest or Mr. and . a·P. TUrD· relle! affairs there long Into the N R 1 T C 5 Mra ..............,.__ ~ favorably' at I could devote little Umc 1J.ai to the administration or affairs or -- . -.'T'- !4... QlaiiJI .... t.lu<e daughters of Bluefteld. w;. va., • • • .0 8 Krdnblhl &nd Mlu Miriam spent t.he lt.tter part. of Uae week o . s . M.oellenkamP ol Wapa- m.Ctubote were vtal\orl In Oolum· with V. :E. llcDt.de and family. lr.oneta and 1100 AIYIP, of Canton an bua Tbu.nda7: They wtU be tle"' R. 8 . Henclerlon a.hd. family of the B'lle.!Jtll of tbe tormer'a daUIJh- companied home b7 a. J. Black- CoolYWt! afu:l J:ar1 Heodenoo of ..... operatiOn w .,ere~ ~ t)ome irk Mi~l'lvtUe. , " r.t : iaLI offl~ tbe ao <BQ 1 'M)1', ~~"E::r-#::n-i~:td ::~::~~~~·r\ wm M~~[ T~ ~CC[PT 1! lyhOIIpltal b~~~bom~h:~r: h ah eat (Oont.inuecl from Par 1 One) • all Muat Sip, 1840 Men at Work Now ~ .,...uu. P"' ' Jobless Men Must Register To G e t 0 rk By Ruli"ng • .. t\ 1tn an seated on his throne the e.ltar listened to three ~te pleas for the French \"!ODlan•a canonization, delivered by CObsJatory attorneys. before he f•lJ ma.lly pronounced the word& which cave her saiPl-bood. The collep or cardinals, in brilllsnt robes, lent much color to the oeeaslon. The presence ot 21 French biahoJM, led by Monsignor La. MBI• trf!, who was healed by :Bernlldette, added character t.o this particular service. Pollowlna: the actual canonization uSelf Appointed Upl·i ften" tbe polntlfT celebrated the :nus in honor or the 1\f!W saint. Ca- Great Harm Follo~lng thla the proc.elllliOJ\ nled Thomaa Says pope borne hiBil on chair. attended by Columbus o . Dec. B-INS - A of his court and the GOLD PRlCE UNCHANGED uniformed swiu guard,. sca.Ullng criticism of the Os born Wuhlnaton, Dee. B-DJ8-Newst. Peter's dome was to Jy mined domestic gold remained ABsociatton Inc., a.s a ".:;elf-appointin honor of Balnte Ber- ed bunch or uplifters" wht') havl' at $34.01 per ounce tor the elghho ~ cauRd great harm o.t a number or consecutive day, the R.F.C., anLiving with her parent& in pover· penal Institutions where thelr docnounced today. ~r In the little vUJage or Luordee, trines are accepted was Issued here In Southent France, Berl)8.dette today by Warden P . E. Thom:r \VPJ:t.t out one day Lo gather tlrewood or Ohio Penitentiary. She came near a great white rock, Thoma.s' statement came M a rernd there had a vision or the lloly ply to a report made by the Ali ~ vh·rin, "a. lady tn whJre", who bade soclaUon, attacking everv oenal Inher ask the parish priest to estabUSb a cure. E"tltuUon in Ohio except the LonSweepinl' Pact of NOli-AI· don orison farm. Berradette, who ~ It ...at the Warden 11lornaa himself critlclz_ . ., Propooed by 0: " ='= ' ed In, the reoort of the welfare m·Great Btitai11 r-aniZlltlo·ri· fOr allegedly having INDIANA CONVICT TO talle<t to gtve the oroanJzatton's InBy HARRY K . REYNOLDS BE GIVEN TO OHIOANS ve•ttptors hts h•llest cooomdon . INB. Start correspondent "It wae only through the cour· l.obdon, Deo. s-I.N'8-Reject1na tesy and personal attention or Mr. the att-..mpt ol Premler MuiiS()Iln1 or Llma, 0 ., Dee. B--INS- Assured McBwf'ceney tBtat.e Welfare Dlreclt.aly to aet bim8elf uo ae arbiter or or the cUitody of Harry Copel&nd, tor) that a superficial Inspection Europeaa relations, Gnat BrltaiD notorioua Indiana gunmen, Allen under the l{uldonce or a subordl-1 today took a determined step in the county otrleials toda.y aa:aln laun- nate official. was made:• the redisarmament crisJI by pro)J(l61na a ched preparations for his trial here port stated. aweepln&' pact or non~anreaaton on a nnt dearee murder IndictAmong other . charges contained beteen the eo11UDent'11 traditional ment in conoectlon with the lllftylng 1n the report, whleh covered 65 IneDelllie&-Oennany and Pra.nee. or Sherur Je111 L. Sarber. st!tutlons 1n 11 l!tates. were: Hoplnr to break the dlaannament Announcemmt that Copeland That the State Reformatory at de&dJoct, Britain pl'OpOAed the pact wiD be returned to Lima rrom Ind.. Man!tleld was a "diBgrace." u a eubiUtute for Intema~l tana, where he Ia now being held u That the State Reformatoey for eontrol and aupervtslon or arma· a parole Yio~tor, was made here Women at Mal']rBvllle wu.s "back· menta. a proJect trowned upon bf yesterday bY E. f',{. Botkin, Allen wt.Td." Oel'll'Wl)l'. county proaecuior. Botkin aald That the fa.ct that the State WP.lBucb a Bi-lateral ~ the that lfndlana author1tlea had as· ts.re Dlreotor le a "PJittlc&l aPJ)O!n.. aovernment of Prime · Mlniater J . IIUftd him t.be custody of tbe lfllll" tee" Is rfi&JJOnslble tOr "backward Rams&r :ateDonald polnttd out, man 10met1me earty 1n January. policies" of t~ etate penal sys~. WOQld be atven ".!w:h a warm Bhet'Uf 'Barblr waa. llbot a.n~kiU· .W11l.fare Dltector MeSweeney bteufni"' by Great BritaiD that tbe ed durl.De a lUll InVasion of tbe l'llao termed the reoort "a very un·p:~~nn could then proceed -.1t.b ADen countr: Jldl Ju1;1 Oet.ober 12· tt.lr cr1Uc111m or Ohio'• "Penal buttJ . ~ wiUI Qef· duriJII whleb ~- DlWnpr. bank. tctlons and the mm who life · m 11iAbf biclucted In the deUberat1ou. 'robber 1111Pf!Qt, WM liberated. c)Afll'." "Uplifters" Hit By Buckeye Warden Disarmament Step Taken By England =======· d!ic1&11:1• i:"'==== . BJ- Y BOYS MEET WOO!IteJ', 0 ., Dec. 8-lNB-Ap~ prmdmately 000 HI- Y boy8 trom all sections of Ohio a.seambled here t.od&y tor ·the opening t.onlaht or a tWo~day fall confereru:e Ulldet 1 the awplceB or the Ohio Y. M . 0. A. organir.atton. be d~;;~~-~ The conference by Frank D. Slutz, !ol'mer Ill tendent of the Mornln schools at Do.yt(ln, 0, Wina fas<:llil 1-'0SI wiU Criticizes Highway Patrol In Seven Perish Michigan Blaze Sandu.ky County Senda Scathinr Letter to Merrill Holocau•t 1 Sau1t ~te. Marie, Mich., Doo. s- 1 IKS-'I'Wo Ytllllll mothers t.be1r ftv.e e~U children WI!!!J'~ burned ·to .death · todP.Y when · ftre trapp~d then! !D their beda . . The vlcttms were Mn. Oenevieve lnblen, 31, &nd her clilldl'eu, oenev1eye, 8, Katherine, 6, Jerome 5, and !:meat Jr., 2; and llrL ErIlne Ori, 19, and her etrht.een· mtmthll..wd' dauthter, OonataDtln..,. · An overheated· atove wu blamed tor the tracedJ. The bod1M or tQe two women and three of tbe Children wwe found on the dGwn· stalre ftoor, • aa If uaty had 'It"' tempted to eecape from the · ftunr lnl hOme. 'lbe other two Chlldrtn. Jerome' and ~ Hiblen.'ftre found 1n & bedtoom. OF KILLING Fremont, 0 ., Dee. S - INS - •\ attack on the n ~ w stn~ was made today by in a letter to Director 0 . W. head of the pa- Two Mothen, I Younc Chi! · dren are Victima in · ----.- KaUfax, N. B., Dee. 8 -- INS - , t.'~,\'!~· Four Canadian COB8t guardsmen ~~~ who Wft't! ~aped by th~ crew of the rum runner Kramhout have been landed at St. Pierre, Mlq., according to a wlrele.<lfl message rt>HINDENBURG HEIR BORN tel\'ed here todaY at the headBerlin, Dec. B--INs-A rreat- qll&rt.ers or the royal mounred grandaughter to Pre.llldePt Paul Von pollee. Hlndenburg wns born 1n the v111age or Cl'OSIIjestln. Pommernnia, today. She was the daua:hter of Hans BAN'KIER, WIFE, DIE IN CRASH Heinrich Von Brocil:husen, la.Jod owner, who Is the son of the presl· ~t;nt's eldest daughter. Klotz accUBed the local staY<M of faiUnR lo co-operate In investlga.Uon 'JI tilt! hiJacking or a truck ll!ad or tlNs nve miles west ot here ea.rb' fi!I!J· of th'! sta.te omcers complalned. that he of the robbery untll newspapennen, atstate patrol In Prewas workinB ott U'le case. "Either co-operate with 111 or out or the sheriff's oalo&," ' 1 Thl&Klotz. was believed to be the ftrst lmt&Dee or trlc\toon between the ·piDI;no:-l•tate pat~! and , ~oq~.tJaw enforcement qencim ln Ohio. . u, t Atlanta, 011..., i:Jec. 8-lN8--DeS · "What do thOI!e who plte hlfl attempt to mercifully end resident's monetary 111e aufterins or 111 110-year-old spin-~ pll!le?" he continued. eter &unt, John Stephens, 12, walk- have to a ed tref! today op. the verdict of a ,--.~,:.-·::-, mroner's jury that death waa causca by the ravlshments of cancer. With tbe aplanatlon, "l couldn't bl!ar to see ber suffering so," Bt.t"pbena admtltl!!!d cra&blng a heavy tlower pot down on the head or hill t'ai'\Ce!'-strtcten aunt. Miss Stephenll. After hetrlns the testimony physiclana. the: coroner's jury cldelil that the dlseaAe trom ~he had heeD aufter1Di agl!!!d. wornl.h'll dea.th , and was freed . Dr. w. A. Selmul tllat been near dea.tb lllcht and the bloW reiAUn- OOUid not have butllued 'be end; It- � 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 12. December 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 December 7, 1933 chapman jacques warner