https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0fa32f96b518bbadc3335fb20bd9e5f4.pdf c93cb0a83bffb29d0c101377bbeeaeba PDF Text Text ' 1'DDAJLY ~ .~HIP SUBSI.OY BILL 1 II BEFORE HOUSE I ~\~~t!o~orw!t~o~~~U~~~:::le~,:!~d!:~l~ H~RDING URGES QUICK ACTION I or way, was the which waiving l ANYTHING IS WRONG ' )':~~~¥0 aoocJ taste, l(OU take pride in yoQr .P~' you ·Ue up and comi111, , , ';~ You Realize ~e Difference BetW~ ',' HART, SCHAFFNER &: MARX CLOTHES and ordinary clothe., whieh Hll at the ' • ,.:\ I I ·~ . I ' , ,' ' ·;$30,' $35, ' $40 PROMISE YOURSELF A REAL SUIT AND OVERCOAT, '. l• • the , f ' fA f -Kind ·'\\lt.ju. QUAJ,.l'FY; SOME SEIJ. PRICE. ' Our traftJc ordinances are betnc &D· road to reach a b1,1ggy on tho other ' •~d' l• •' o 1•\de wh'en. 11be waa struck by 1 a .m•· -. ¥ n "' now, I; I f:.tl llng Sale ~ ~~:th~: -AT- -··'" Rowley & Reeds lysilly In STOVES AND RANGES pi!if '0 cit ancl$'ti ' ' , -- ,. , , , Now $40 and $50 .IDHJS iiS ·&VER POME,OY A~~~ts 11re D\&-de f oi- Two Loll ,Live1. 0, ~bi<,',)~ - Cirartes FIB~· LIDSS Il1\!yrtNQ, ana re_c~~~ or 53 waa killed -when struck by a n covers RACt~. co~lng Out Dayton, - ~~~.i~f I 1m~omoblle The d,l'tver did not sto)) J tJ llo ts. not". ina In thoro'ugtifarml, I\fll!ard 8 Water, 6fi, was struck by a undor full control, taking up too mncb train on a 1rads croiiBtng und wu Instantly killed SNAP SH~ T3 Robbertt entered ' the Big Rapid& (Micb) poitoft\ce, oburned theh way wit h. torches throurb three &teel door&, took ca11h nnd stamps amountIng to $~0.000 and el.!ca.ped In the arrest at New York or WUl1a.m Frlend, an auctioneer, and John A Hau a d!!lcharge(t bnokkeeper k1 the Ooiumbla bunk, the pollee rev.! ed that a shortage or $121,000 had been discovered at the bank Mrs ConstiJ.nce C Minot, a:randilaughler or Senator Lodge, flied eult at Salem , Mans, seoklng divorce rrom former Congressman Ornrton W Minot She charge'l deeertion Five Colgate studenta. arrested fol· lowlns a. fire In tb e Catholic cburcb shod at Hamilton, uear Syrilcnse, N. Y, pleaded a:nnty to a.n lndlclotent ( )mrging thlr1l •legren anon Tbey were placed on probntlon for five yean The nre w)l.s the result of a I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiOIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIII:IJUIIIIIIIIItflltiiiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIHIJIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIJJI •• OMLY MA~~tT ~ l, ' 'I I Tuesday NoVember 28th. 15 -= = ~ i •) ., ":} ''t' Jt"-1 ,! '~.~·l 'ii ~~~ v j' \A'l! rr ··~· Vf ' --~ prank REPORf ,,, ' ~, ''' = ES ,i I5 -= I of and a.nd would, in a that a. contiD.uanee of the Ia llable tO eau•• oiteo~era ~:J~IEl ~~balled betdte the n.qyor, 1nd .~~ them tb"flljll!nre peDJ;ltr. On .,,,,.,1 . ' ' ~~:::~t~ :1 For The Meigs Countyjqh~pter • I Rail Sho,:~men Strike. Dennison 0, Nov . 22 -A ppro:rl· 'j mnto\y -400 emJlloyell l et~ their jobs I " P I 1 11 d 8hopa 1 n ule ennsy van a rn roa here following t he postin g ot nn (lr• der tl1a t a 3·, cent charge wlll be made ' for each 1neal received In the com· pauy'.ll resta urant Since 'tJ:i~ begin· 1 ' I ltln g ot t h e a l0fii1Leu s atrlll;e July th e cmnpany ha& turnl11bed r~e !Od8"' 1 lng un1l bourd tu. th e empl~yeiJl The ' IO&TO~, ~ov 2~ men who quit nre said to ban' takell WoalOIIio an~ ,P,in..YIV\nlu. fit"lk BII' 1 lh e placeH of atr11(era llf!lKYJ• \&HWillle(l. Giill~. ftqq ~" r.!'lll· ·· "II" ~-- ! Ci-t!CAOO, Nov. !!. cn tl! f.- 1'op fltef! rN $U 215 , bulk of saln. $7 7fo@ IO l'ul\ e ~ . U ltog11- l'u\1, I~ bulk or eo.lo1, $7@1Ji J ruk la gN uv.s, ' 7ip7 Uli ph's $H 115@1130. HeeeltltM-caUl e, lUOO: ho1s, 49,000; ~l•e ep ami lamb11, l1,000. CLEVIU\ND, Nov 22 Cattlc-Bh!Orll. ~0101 lletrere, $5 (jli riO, bullll, U iO(lJ Z& , {'OW!I, U 50@ $h 50 l'Hh eK •r. !iO@Hl llogR- York &rM, mixed llen vlea and me· tl lum~ uutf pliJII ml ll'hll,a U lliU8 lei ; 1 0 ug h~ 10 7rl Mlnt{l! ... 110 a~ee\J and I...umb11 -Lfll\bll, $1 nO @lli 211, otu•ep $~ r.oot 10 'It 1 HI!Ceiptll-cattte 4110, hOp, 2,600, sheep D.ncl hm.bll, 1 •~ 00 PITTIBUABH, NdV. 22. catlle-Bteerl'l, '8 fiG tJ IO 25, heUerfl, U os, ~ow•. $6@6, ca\Yell, tnp $U Hop-lleavlel. "1!001 :!5, ileii.VJ )'Orlr:· l('lrll, S8 40@8. 60. 1Jan1 )'nrket'll and PIP. $8 60@11 615 ,• t!h1:~~t.!:n:n~o~b&-Top sheep t8 Zl; Rece ipb- HOgll 1,600, 11M11p !nl1lambe, 100 CINCI"'NATI, Nov 22 Cattl&-~!i'f!r~. UO~ 'CI , heUers, '15@9 , COWK, ·~ 7G@5 50, c~•e), ,4@1\ Uogff.- lh!ltYiea, p11.ck.re t~nd butcher' '' · me~num"' 17 98, lfaht Rhlppen, Ill 26: fAt sow11, '11@7 pJtlfi"'?08 a5 Sheep luld L.:Jr\bl!-~mbl, $4@U: lhfleP. ,1 @6 50 ~ RocelptM-Cattlt~, 7,fl; he1Sa, 5,ooo , sheap ILtld Iambe 800 r ' BAL'Tir.tORE, Nov 2~ ButtM-Famoy ~meey, 60C51e, Oh io 1 roU11, ll@82c, l,t.Drf paek~. Inc • ErsB- Ohlo llr1111, ~b1 ' • Live Pouiii')'-;Y! Un1 chtc!itn 1 18@27c~ oil! hem1, • \110~11~: PW: rootlent, 14@1Uc I I ina"• f:•:;·: ··"~:~~~~t~~h::·w~~:·~::.~~J:;J~:~~:·~t~j~:~~~~;;·:~utalu,ipg Outllnel America'• AUituda Befaf'l th p C f e eace an er~nco. J..a.u snntle, Nnv 22 - Richard Waah· bun1 t:hl ltl ;\merlcau ambl\ssaclor to llul )' nml one o! the thr ee American nbservms at the· nea r eall t peace con f eretHe, atlllressetl Lhe poace tlele~. ,t ea lu secret session, explaining tbe gtmera l attitude or the United State& I on near east Issues. Although the 1 o \m ert cans w!U oxerclse considerable Ill 101 nl 1 ttiUfll , th 111 [ 1 ey w no il!lve ll I ICe place on any or the committees, nor '\Ill lbey vote upon clnuselt or the treaty nor sign the pact when tt ~~~ ltlrn"l\ lsmet Pa8hn, herul or the Tutklsh rlclogutlou, urged that It was Uef'el;iSIIry [or t!JO ll\ISS!an llOViet I'Of• ~ 1 ti Rlllllt to JI!Lrticlpute beC8UIIe of Hussln's in teres t in the future of the Turkls\1 stra1t11 l ~ust any J)rovide revehues tor pensions ban lempt at enforcement recently Point Pleasul!t root.. been circulated These are to be wb- gurated by city ottlcia.ls Whil e tb~n·e rl'\UJjiW!g h:Jme fr•)m their mitted later In 1923 Is not qu6i. tlon or tbe M~esalty or a Dldwell The tar Wl\!i beloi rlgld enrorceme~t of th e t 11 w.s to stop Stacerely11 without lights, Miss Keeler's OccupaUonal Tax Valid, reckless driving and sp(:lediDf, there ~ VICT'lM r bone was broken and she wR.a Columbus, Nov 22 - The supreme :1re tho~e who Qt}$stJon the i/~~;; ~ ( ~ ); ·~ -tlhe Is gettlnJ 1 _;., _ court upheld the constitutlonu.llty or 111n c and honesty or purp·o& e J\l -•~r~k 1'he ~lflot.alt ~ ~} '.t f Clndnno.ti's occnpttional ta:E, a bone Pomeroy. 0., November -20, 1~!2. o( contention ever ltlnc:e ite t.u.augura· out the laws ln order to assl!lt In a 'Proper carry Editor News: tl011 ln 1920 b1 ordltlance of council NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT' Five Cincinnati loah eompunie& lng out of the trQ.IDC regplatlona, The How does It coDte that wben brought suit aralnst lbe lu, alleging New;, Invites the public tu llcemen Were catchinr apeedera Notte~ Is h~reby ghreu, thttt C. F. unconstl tutlonaltty, but all courtllmake use ot the Public Forum col ether day, that they were so aniiiOliiS Gravell or , Ohio, bas been du~ held against tbem Tbe ord1nanc. um11 s to expr.!Sij their view~:~ ~Ed to catch n poor little •"tin admln~ !rn)Josetl u. tax of 8100 on chattel mort. thlt the)' could not see a Graves_ gage and &tlitU)' broker& and 8150 on lnata.llment loan brokers car whlcb .whizzed past Coun~ Dang'er To •Puaengorl Pomeroy, 0 , NOvember 21, 1922 In the ~a m-e diteCtlon? Seas Plenty of Coal. FAIR Edlt9r Pultllc Forum Column· Cleveland, Nov 22 -Within 10 da.ys Wily don't tile proper ~rsons cause Olilo coal tor conaum!)tlon will be available In plenty throughout Lbe the arre11 L and punishment ot f\tute, accordtns to a Btatemant by driv ers~ who endcmger tbe 11re J. E. Cr.rleton. Stale l•'uel Director :'ioal ~kl sbiP.. llm:b of lllreet car pas!Min&:ers bY.! .!Iii~. Judge r;. _ Me.ga County, 0 . 1 menU'" or tuel to the norLIJw est are lng the ir autos 'l)&flt street ltit.t.,v orr ead\~r Ultul wu an,tlcipated ti.IHI probably WIU , be di~tCOUUDued by tht~ street cars aro di•IChl>rglrlt takJ ng on •passenltus" It Dec 1, said Neal. gerous practice and should Kllla Wlft and Self. pe<l Portsmouth, 0, Nov 22.-Ad&m YNtrs toll .safety first, Sdteld 32, prominent cabinet mater, shot u.Jul killed hla wlte, Emma Sc'hetd, ~T1IIJET 0~ PA~~~~QER , 52, aoO thea. killed blmselt Mr.a Soheld bad received alimony and dl· Dour{'t Uaed ' vorce alfd wae mov1n1 out ot their Pom-eroy · O, ,t-fo•l!Qllber 21,1922 borue wbeo Scheid appeared and ~tbot Editor l}ally Newa• ' her throu~~:b the heart aud blmselt I do not k~ow , .as I ~~~d~f myseH lhrougb tba head. ' )lor!ectly dear to ycu thi s morning as 'In order to make Boor room for, a big New Law School Building. to whRt is in my mind as tl) '"'" """' 1 shipment of Ado 0, Nov 22 -Dr Edwin Smtt.b. futility ot I he ac tions ~t tho c ity nutlt president of Ohio Northern unlvers1)1f, orlti!Js wltb reference to their palpab· annomued that the univeuUy w1ll eltorl~ arresting decent construct a new and mode rn law w,_~ ~~!I· our line_ of Coles school building to 1 ore tor the more izeM who, rega.rdleN of .the tact ·~ ~~ ~~fQI'II)~rly 'Pri~ ,at $60 than :'.00 low students "'he new they may be •lrJvlng at a. sveed 11ligt building will be separate from tbe ly In exces11 of tho speed Hmlts arb~ nther Jlepartmenta trtl! lly Get, nre yet. tlrlvlog,, carefully ~tnd with due regard to th a Rafety at $165 C11ket For Dog. {l('deRlrlans und others Middletown, 0, NoY 22 -B urlnl ftt 1' ho qtwstlon hall been asked !i! to for 11 Jmmu n wlfl be nccoNlert a dog, nwned by Arthttr I(Oe htcr or this city how Ute) could arrest 1\ ~r~yer The ma.ste1 ordered a $165 cu.sket tor rnst tlrh lng In 1 u clfy wn'e re fhe 1:" l'Wti: J,UG,OESIJ,'. ;BARGc\~N I bls pet from a 101 a! undertaker and were urged to Bgoed up to , OFFEREDJN BEND! annouJH etl ttaat tlw dog, which died 1rnffic? n.e an11wer Is tbat drtvera jlesterday, would be lai d to rest In a ui-c JHJt arre111tod for SJ)eodlng In those 11teel vault In Mlddl~town cemelery CHILD SPEAKS I ing considerable •l.tentlon You .han n~''' bea.rd of ~an~ne beTl1e Q~l~tpolt• 'l' rlbunt• report!! an tor arre.ted lu Pomeroy ror any auto acJdeut cu.uaed by tb.o llbaeace oft~neea, beeanae .. 0 , o.' or lighta aa follows 4 """\ 7 'r '.t f otl'letale ~'-•e talleti the !trouble 'Miss Gladys Keeler, one ot I he high to iumm,nae tbemaelna with what !!Chool students, wnR mJured SaturIs good prac\lce or w hat h M been the 1tla.y, ne&r the Keeler •l uhy jul3t out of e:f:Perlence or other ciMeB or vlllases.,toiVn Miss Keeler was crossing the , .. ,;,, 0, n; • r lor •• d t lh l roTted ·, ror ror Income and inherltunce taxes to ~·d " e g Y ue o e a Slt e-ev aud Llmlhl- lOp native Iambe. $!4 90 Mhllep, $11 I . ~....lflowft' Neill' GalllpoUs Cleveland, N()V 22 -O.hio's Initiated :LAW old o.ge pens lop blll, provldiDI annual' MENT Income ot $350 for all qualUI.ad persons (iU reara of a.Ke 111d upward!, • And Methods• Of- Ane8 t Dis w\11 be submitted at the January ses• slon or the ,eneral asf:lembly. Clrcu cussed By Correspondents Jatlon of petitions has been In cburge or the I:'raternal Order of .Easles aud The fJ.tte stlon or enforcement or tiJe org4tnlze q labor of the ata.te. In con- stttte a 11 d vlllage t•afflc l:J.Wij 15 recclv· , Administration Measure. Pas:l:l]e of Bill Would Cut Down Pretent Losset Tl'lrough Operation of Government Ships and Put America at tho Forefront on the Seas, the President Say~EIIence of H11 Addrcll. 1 Wns hln ton N ., _ Ch 1 g • ov 2'" a rman Greeno of the mer<bant marine corn· mit toe rapo rted to the ltouse tbe tu lrn lnletratlon'!. ship s ubsidy blll T ne meus ure di!Ten 111 :;ome re· spec ts from the l.llll Introduced weel' !! ago and was l eported wltbout a reco rd vote Tha r uleR committee will glvo It rig ht and proj ..,nun cull s for aC'tlo n on the special 1 rllso lu tlo n an hour J,t!er , by the house Hhoulil the rllsolntion be tulo pted, as ,, cxpeded , the blll will be taken up IJY th e buuiie tui!UJfl O\\ Theu u1.1 No v Jf) , at 4 o'clock. It wtll be put to a fin al vote and passe d or killed P re!lldcnt llu.rdiug In his addreBs 1to the joint !waslou 'O l congro!l s- urged s p ~ f dy e t t<~ctment of the shi pping !Jill as a meu ns or cutting down present lul!ses through operation or govern me nt ~:~ hlp ::t aud jluttlu g lmerica at till: w tufrout in tile peace triumr1hs un !tto seas or the world ' \\ lth grea t emphasis t hn vreRhle nt chnllellgO(I 'o1ery lnsh tutttion · that the hill was rm metl lor thu beuellt or fuv u1 e11 mleJes ts' or i()r th e enr!cb· lllCilt Of the ~ p ecJa l few at the OX· pense of the public treatmry H e de da ted Lb.at llrs t ot nl! he wus UPJICUI l •tg to .l:lu.• e tb e treusur,i Dl ~c u ssi n g til e 11roblem confronting congrmlll, the president outlined three c·om Hl'~ or nctlon rh e llr t~t, ho snld coastrnctivc emlu uced lliJ.tHill .l!"" of the till. second, obfl tructh • , .nttl nued government opera Lion ant i ottenJi ng f!O\'&rnment losses, and t hhd •l c~t JUith e , IH•olvm g tiL~;~ 9ucrl lh:c la tl s t t:LJ}IJing ot t.he merchant ma1h1 e llee t 'I hnve conte to Urge tlto const1 uctlvo, to Jett.li>&e rt an American we will,' ' he oxclalmcd. whit h bruugh~ Lho l!rst 1 ouutl of ap111a uso 'Phe next UPJ) L .. IIC g1eetod the pro sl dont s tied uatlnn that be rejolcetl tho.t higher SliltH1 ud s- fo~ Iabat un Auunlcnn ship& lwd bee n natabihtb"Oil unJ that inere at j tsllcu MU gg~Js ted th.at when con· g1 e.s~ llxell Uwse slaudrrt tht, 1l Is falr to extent! gove rnm ent :lid nHtlutnhtlug them IIIL III Ol\1 ~;hltJ[li!Lg" \lll Oli me flO Iii July usl a !J l il~het l that tlllly can lace w~ 1 Ill cumvelltlan alone· Would Broaden Credit Syatamt. The !a1 m IJloc, Including members of tho I Jl" mo ~rn tl " flide, ap plaud ed ag.da wltt.'ll the lllll!! hlon l Sltid lha.t crctlll ~Y s t ems unde1 government provh:llou ILIHl t.-o ntrol must bo J)romptly 11liHl ~are l y broruteJJOd to relieve the agrilultuJtli ( hm~e s Th o pt esldeut -. OJH hutetl "\\.'aiv· log evur y iusplintlun which lies In a. con s tructive j}lan ror maintalnlnK our !lug ou th e commenlal hlghwnys or the se us, th e ,; rmtence in aufeguarding against another ,:1,000,· 000 000 madneas If wa1 ever ugaltt hniwla, we have llt11 uwlvo ldable task of wllllllg out n $!:i ll oou ouo ammal loss lu operullan ' nuLl lo~>ses aggregating man y huud retl:::t or millions In 1wot n out, sacrificed 01 acrn.pped &hi~ ping "Thou the s upreme laumlllatlon, the u.tlmls!Jiou tlwt the Unlterl Stnte"uur ,\m el !( n once eminent among tile 1marltlwo nations o( tho wor\li, !It In· tapaLlo ut u~ sertlug ltaoU tn the peucu triumphs OJ\ th e sea& ot the world It wuulll 1tee m to me tloubly lwmll lntlng when we own the sliipl.t ru11l tIl l in the genius and capacHy to t1 11 t1 their prows toward the marts or thu wmld" Is C!'U&e 0! ,Serious Auto Old Age P•nalon Bill Pt11dy. Deb3te to Begin Tomorrow on : 1 I Public _o_mNs_s · tN_o8t_ 'o· __, ·, _ _ 1 " Think What:l'be·Recl Crau HuDon,! For Our Country, Then , ' REN~W YOuR ~HJP .ON ·'FU~, ~O'V~ ~TH. '' ,"a 1UtCh In tiDte tO tbe "W tlie �'. CII'JO for ma.r-et that th~ boat" will at tar a1 O~llpolls on tbl111 trip, eutvtnr out her ealf' up thtJ :Ka· river, ud wiW'be bact &t tile \ Pomert>Y whal't 1ate t.lr.Ls evening ()f .....,. •...,....,._.._ , (Continued frcim ):!are one) time dunn'g the nl•bt on be•" U",, William (Tal) Bolin, wl!.o ta em· ~yl', •· 'Mra. WIIUatnJ - Wll '' · eal e tbe ~..):· ot Taja'• supposed In· trip, ,, ' 'ployed wlth' the Covert Baktng Cor• there by the lllnen of htr daaahtu, aocence. [ ~ ThE!" Cordlll had, a Ctlr frelc'b.t carro has been confined with Ia g~lppe, tor Mrtl. f ~r&wtord. but we are l"d ~ 0 Late~. about all m0ptha &Jo, Tale and Ia es:peeted to carrt 11o rec• the l)aet< ~eek, at tb~ ·home ot Mr. Dote th&t 11 ~8 t 11 reporled to be rti~ ' •• d h atonw ateol•, ·' 4 careD ot poultry eggs and '()rodnce 111.nd Mn. Oloeckner, on Fourth street O~~Uer .p r1.110nera, ..ma e t e 1r es.,.. • -,.. "' .r. from the · coqn~ jail. Before her trip up, tor the Tbauksalvlug Mrs. Will Wublngton w'u called Thomas , RUtty,· Jr., Ia mu.cb liQ;, , , \betll departute TMe entered I tro>d•. . W lndlmnapoltll, Ind., this morning proved after & -week's Ulnea'!l, aid•'11 ' , sbitlrt'e; olftce wb: re he St(lle a by ~e eerlv,u s illness ..l her IOD; able to meet bl8 little frfendt. •'!, n~ Army ·CQJia 44-calabre revolter Raymond Cononn. , MarJorlep Jfto, lfttl') dausblu ot ' ''A&' 1bo$t1e "01 previously Mn. Strother Colley •lslted yeeter- ''Mr. and Mrs. Foster Reed, left !titday, with ber mother, In Point Pleaa· eventns ior Cbarleaton, to l'llt ~ aut, , · la. short lime ~itb Mr. and Mrs: Dan Miss Nella. Calderwood IB -expected l'errell. , , ho~e to.;Iay a.ttcr a three Weells' TlR· Miss Ethel Gifmel (e: 'vlidttnr' tbt~ " It with relative~ and friends In Ak- week with friend• in Nitro. She wUI ron and Cleveland. ' .... be joined by her mother, Mrl E. L. Mrs. A. 1\1'. Koehler of Logan, 0., Grmes, tomorrow and the,. wUl , ..: ~ who spent the past few day~t with mai n for the week-end. ·fl • .her daughter, ~rs. T. S. Sha.oon and Harry SIDtth, wbo JUt,. beep 1~$.;' 1LeWIS FSllsterwald Passe~ At fam ily • will go to Pomeroy tor a ,<I in Dayton and Toledo, for the past' Home 1)f, Son'' Last Evenshort visit with relatives before re- au'm.g1er. came Yesterday for *" '•til~ - frt I tlng euKnown ' ) ,An'd,,'popul'ar"' 'ti' G CI ' zen "n!e)i .... • •' • .. I • • ~e will se~l you a Genui\e '~elly Flint , EARLY LQVE Aff4J~. ' ' • \ :f. " ' I ~ ", We l;>elieve this to be the, biggest seaso~, a~d it .:.n1r pa~ ~oil t~ ~t \ turning 'home. with his mother, Mr!l. Jerry Smith Walter Sheets fs quite tll at her Sr., o( Bradbury, / _..:.:.._ home on Third street. Mrs. A. ,A. Chappell~ or Columlnii•. Lewl! Flnsterwald died at the ·home Mr. and _ Mrs. Ii'oy Greeo,a will Ia visiting her daughter. M1'il, J'o1ia of 111& .. hl.!l •Bon, R. W. Finsterwald, on leave tomorrow for a f(!W day& visit Talbott and family SDI] Will rtmafi:. eeniende avenue 1ast evenlug as th,e with relatives at Bladen, 0. Wl1Ue aver the week-end. ~-"'' gan Ta.te a moSt tesult of ~ stroke of .pa.rS:Iysls w!Jb.ltherc Mr. Greene will take advantage 1rfn. A. Griggs, who hal beeu here leciura,, includhig •a which he was atriclren -aome time' -ago. of the bunting aMson. . \under the care of Dr. Waucf. for tb~t" on .tbe question of hoo.estr a.nd !Before coming to Pct~eroy, Mr.) Mrs. William Wilton nnd son Rob- past few weeka, returned. yelttr~r UiLOil<>r,, 'eettlng forlb."'tbe fact that DOt· WBB tO~ m~y -yeara : ~m- ,ert, also a{ster, Miss Stella N£:11, ar· to her home in Junction Ctty.',ObtO.,. ~ 'Yftb&t~dlnr the klnd.ness :eltown In ~be underta.klni ·b\lfrlnes . at riy.ed here sately last ntght from Mn. William Burford ot :rbOm•il'· · }Qm ·'~Y the prison. otncia'ls, he ba.d Athens and Dyeniil~, wher: •he Ferry Hill, England, sod will be lo- Fork, ·visited today with Mrs. lobft.. proven •hlmseU to ·~e au ingrate who wo.s well kli.own, popula,r o.nd 'highly cated· for the time b~lng wltb . the Sblveler, ot Peafl street. , • must ~hange hhi ·WS,)'J 1t be ih&d any , respected. Tom Witton tanlliY_ on Main street. The little cbtldren of tb'e nefihbOr;· desir~ t9 become •a ~ cltl.zen -and l He came to :Pomeror whore he Mr. Wittol! has MieJl in New York hood came in this nfternoon &IJd' tbnt It ,became neoeAary tor the ,._ I d hi h I for the pa st week awaiting the ar- helped celebrate tho blrt••• , , •1M s nee ma e 11. ome iv1 th his · .. -t-f eouri to punish •bt~ that he might I son, 11hortly afttlr the paslllng ot hl9 rlvlll of the above parties, but Jn . the anniversary of little Mp.ry utalce, l.t' the error .Ot ')lis ways ·tt lie ~ ~ I! b I con~&ion ot New York, mlsfled them, anniversary Ctf little Mnat· ' • JiV""' w e a QU a year ago, He Is K.. • ., • "!' wa.s e.ver tG turn ' frorb the path of , &urvlv~ by ·h is o I· ri R I • ~t was very fortunnt.o~ tn arriving C. M. HenaeJey~ . ' r- r ! 1II'•r>'otLgd<rlng · J n ) 80 ' ua ' en hf!re at the same time' M A ~ gaged In tho undertaking buSl n t~ss 1 rs. gnes ~renA-'nl! ot Tope~, Tate wUI ,b(l taken to the work· ; here. j Lee Reese bas purcha&ed tlle J. E. KBI., &tQ.ppeft over here for t'-e If£.'" bouse some tlma rth's week. J . ; Fitch property on Second street and ernoon to •lelt with trlendl' ' 'bifort ; TOO remaine were taken to ()yee· soou will move hili family Into their . ofn Wh , ville th,~s afternoon a.t which place g g to eellnr;, Wbf!re e:hB will • , ' locate tor the coming wlilter 1 new purchase. funeral services, will ~~ held Friday Following are the relatiVNI who • r , , • • a.ftentoon at 2 o clock. j came to attend the funeral ot the late HEADS~ The rema.lns wm ·he laid to re.st in Mrs. n. Jfnrden : Mrs. Hattie YateB, j Monte Cristo, the l!lctlre wble\' • ~ Ibe IOarthage cemetery be~~ide his Joe and Thomas Roblnaon, Mrs. was played at the ltaJcstlc la11f • ~NOON N , F brother, who was buried there 1:1ut a 1Cor ot Charleston 6.nd Wlltta.m WRB eatd to be onl of tbe belt pJt.. • LN , ,.ov. 2;r., ormer Prime · Minister Lloyd was unanl· few days ago. Chaffin and tam fly ot Trimble, ~:res ner . played In Pomenp". ~lfl mnusly elected leldM"..:J •t the Nation~ Mh1s Ruth Rowley fs RbRent today bown ~ala tonJcht. ~ at. Liberals at lhf!, paqty meetmg here / t~om her duties at the Mutual Na, . • today, . , )tiona! bank. on account ot llln,.s. STATE TROOPS i I J f( Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Shannrm lett • ~ one ' ~f th~se \ f ! I blir; Axes. Onljr . onq to· ~ , '' customer and onen chf!iged or,delivered at this price, While in our store make it 1 j,~·.l I I ,.... - ' ' } , '' ,, Ray Cuo Gu Heal-, ·,, ' . \ Ranret. ' M&Jeitii: Coal Ranaet, Rlilhilr Cu Heatel'l. I, • . -lc· 1'tf· . Polriter Coal . I I. 'GEORGE NQW '\ ' LIBERALS I '· ornol-kl. c. o., ' •taWt ; ' 8 o. WiLL RROBE eACKING INTERESTSJthlsm,ornlngon n week's , PA__CIQET SEN,JCORDILL . ··1'1~11'1.,; r . ----..•, (By •rli.e Aaaoclated Pl·ess) WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Legat Today, Retui-ns Up River Front ~-Olts ,ii.!;.,_,....:,;,,:.,J,...-.,...;:.......,~---~.....:.:-'i""'-....i.,.l...:r-""'11+..;',..,..- .' r I trip to Co-( iumbus, Cincinnati and other volnlal n.s- 1 GO TO BORDER (By The A..oolated Pr ) BELFAST, Nov. 21.- A e:mn I I . . ' ' ·' \ 'i I •' ' I . .:YearS. YoUns " w~E ~~·· hoeq t~na,t E<·riouoly ,;i!!(:;!l(.. " waek, 1!1 lm~lov)ng, apd ~~~f ~pe l•l tlie ' 'll'l/' !!IW" and ""'''o~•·~ ) ~AND ( ',1,\WII!I - MIDDLEPORT • Dos-leg Tobacco, Blackatrap, Orlelns Mola11e1, H~ '~ •/f) ." ' ' ' . ~ ,. ( .' . or Interest ln the state. . Of per.t ot thS ~proposed Armour and )1rR, A. L. Oldland, ot Kenofl. -wlll·~ree Bta1e troops. left Atbtnt toda.,: / Morris packing lfnterest and a study ar~ive "toritght"'tol- a 'lfl'lf \vtth ¥er or'milTffi't!. Wb'i8H'bandrecte or'Rei)Q~ ,. by the department of juatlca was son, Lester Cunntngh!l.m and tamtlr. llcane: are eoneentratecJ1, , ,tr ~ , • learMd today ,in view or laying a , Mrs. Clark Wllatm:J 11.nd son Her-j .', comprehen11lve tormal repo rt bctore 18hel, returned home laet evening a.t- , The Dolly News and the PIU•Iiri I he cabinet at an ear tv meeting. 1ter a visit in Detroit ror tbe p8Bt 10. Leader, both fer 15 cent1 per weft: <~. ~ '~ ' The big pass~enger pas,ket · Senator Ci)rdjll. was et the Pomeroy whart about JH>on •tQday on Jter down trip. understood that QD. a-ccount ot a ' 8~1118'JI..ij\' ·~p*l(S' PLAIN TALff: . ~"~ !o•rtb ' Maytar WuhiO, Machinee, , . Estate Gu Rlntet,. I I ' \ I St~e . ,;ol-1., I a point to look over oudine of 1 • No. I hatlale or· i'· on)j( t( ·One ($1.00)· ·DoUar, easily worffi ~.00, ' ' gai~ of the ring As·Result Of ~'/1 .' of "HONEST • \ '·· • ·,. . ·' �'. CII'JO for ma.r-et that th~ boat" will at tar a1 O~llpolls on tbl111 trip, eutvtnr out her ealf' up thtJ :Ka· river, ud wiW'be bact &t tile \ Pomert>Y whal't 1ate t.lr.Ls evening ()f .....,. •...,....,._.._ , (Continued frcim ):!are one) time dunn'g the nl•bt on be•" U",, William (Tal) Bolin, wl!.o ta em· ~yl', •· 'Mra. WIIUatnJ - Wll '' · eal e tbe ~..):· ot Taja'• supposed In· trip, ,, ' 'ployed wlth' the Covert Baktng Cor• there by the lllnen of htr daaahtu, aocence. [ ~ ThE!" Cordlll had, a Ctlr frelc'b.t carro has been confined with Ia g~lppe, tor Mrtl. f ~r&wtord. but we are l"d ~ 0 Late~. about all m0ptha &Jo, Tale and Ia es:peeted to carrt 11o rec• the l)aet< ~eek, at tb~ ·home ot Mr. Dote th&t 11 ~8 t 11 reporled to be rti~ ' •• d h atonw ateol•, ·' 4 careD ot poultry eggs and '()rodnce 111.nd Mn. Oloeckner, on Fourth street O~~Uer .p r1.110nera, ..ma e t e 1r es.,.. • -,.. "' .r. from the · coqn~ jail. Before her trip up, tor the Tbauksalvlug Mrs. Will Wublngton w'u called Thomas , RUtty,· Jr., Ia mu.cb liQ;, , , \betll departute TMe entered I tro>d•. . W lndlmnapoltll, Ind., this morning proved after & -week's Ulnea'!l, aid•'11 ' , sbitlrt'e; olftce wb: re he St(lle a by ~e eerlv,u s illness ..l her IOD; able to meet bl8 little frfendt. •'!, n~ Army ·CQJia 44-calabre revolter Raymond Cononn. , MarJorlep Jfto, lfttl') dausblu ot ' ''A&' 1bo$t1e "01 previously Mn. Strother Colley •lslted yeeter- ''Mr. and Mrs. Foster Reed, left !titday, with ber mother, In Point Pleaa· eventns ior Cbarleaton, to l'llt ~ aut, , · la. short lime ~itb Mr. and Mrs: Dan Miss Nella. Calderwood IB -expected l'errell. , , ho~e to.;Iay a.ttcr a three Weells' TlR· Miss Ethel Gifmel (e: 'vlidttnr' tbt~ " It with relative~ and friends In Ak- week with friend• in Nitro. She wUI ron and Cleveland. ' .... be joined by her mother, Mrl E. L. Mrs. A. 1\1'. Koehler of Logan, 0., Grmes, tomorrow and the,. wUl , ..: ~ who spent the past few day~t with mai n for the week-end. ·fl • .her daughter, ~rs. T. S. Sha.oon and Harry SIDtth, wbo JUt,. beep 1~$.;' 1LeWIS FSllsterwald Passe~ At fam ily • will go to Pomeroy tor a ,<I in Dayton and Toledo, for the past' Home 1)f, Son'' Last Evenshort visit with relatives before re- au'm.g1er. came Yesterday for *" '•til~ - frt I tlng euKnown ' ) ,An'd,,'popul'ar"' 'ti' G CI ' zen "n!e)i .... • •' • .. I • • ~e will se~l you a Genui\e '~elly Flint , EARLY LQVE Aff4J~. ' ' • \ :f. " ' I ~ ", We l;>elieve this to be the, biggest seaso~, a~d it .:.n1r pa~ ~oil t~ ~t \ turning 'home. with his mother, Mr!l. Jerry Smith Walter Sheets fs quite tll at her Sr., o( Bradbury, / _..:.:.._ home on Third street. Mrs. A. ,A. Chappell~ or Columlnii•. Lewl! Flnsterwald died at the ·home Mr. and _ Mrs. Ii'oy Greeo,a will Ia visiting her daughter. M1'il, J'o1ia of 111& .. hl.!l •Bon, R. W. Finsterwald, on leave tomorrow for a f(!W day& visit Talbott and family SDI] Will rtmafi:. eeniende avenue 1ast evenlug as th,e with relatives at Bladen, 0. Wl1Ue aver the week-end. ~-"'' gan Ta.te a moSt tesult of ~ stroke of .pa.rS:Iysls w!Jb.ltherc Mr. Greene will take advantage 1rfn. A. Griggs, who hal beeu here leciura,, includhig •a which he was atriclren -aome time' -ago. of the bunting aMson. . \under the care of Dr. Waucf. for tb~t" on .tbe question of hoo.estr a.nd !Before coming to Pct~eroy, Mr.) Mrs. William Wilton nnd son Rob- past few weeka, returned. yelttr~r UiLOil<>r,, 'eettlng forlb."'tbe fact that DOt· WBB tO~ m~y -yeara : ~m- ,ert, also a{ster, Miss Stella N£:11, ar· to her home in Junction Ctty.',ObtO.,. ~ 'Yftb&t~dlnr the klnd.ness :eltown In ~be underta.klni ·b\lfrlnes . at riy.ed here sately last ntght from Mn. William Burford ot :rbOm•il'· · }Qm ·'~Y the prison. otncia'ls, he ba.d Athens and Dyeniil~, wher: •he Ferry Hill, England, sod will be lo- Fork, ·visited today with Mrs. lobft.. proven •hlmseU to ·~e au ingrate who wo.s well kli.own, popula,r o.nd 'highly cated· for the time b~lng wltb . the Sblveler, ot Peafl street. , • must ~hange hhi ·WS,)'J 1t be ih&d any , respected. Tom Witton tanlliY_ on Main street. The little cbtldren of tb'e nefihbOr;· desir~ t9 become •a ~ cltl.zen -and l He came to :Pomeror whore he Mr. Wittol! has MieJl in New York hood came in this nfternoon &IJd' tbnt It ,became neoeAary tor the ,._ I d hi h I for the pa st week awaiting the ar- helped celebrate tho blrt••• , , •1M s nee ma e 11. ome iv1 th his · .. -t-f eouri to punish •bt~ that he might I son, 11hortly afttlr the paslllng ot hl9 rlvlll of the above parties, but Jn . the anniversary of little Mp.ry utalce, l.t' the error .Ot ')lis ways ·tt lie ~ ~ I! b I con~&ion ot New York, mlsfled them, anniversary Ctf little Mnat· ' • JiV""' w e a QU a year ago, He Is K.. • ., • "!' wa.s e.ver tG turn ' frorb the path of , &urvlv~ by ·h is o I· ri R I • ~t was very fortunnt.o~ tn arriving C. M. HenaeJey~ . ' r- r ! 1II'•r>'otLgd<rlng · J n ) 80 ' ua ' en hf!re at the same time' M A ~ gaged In tho undertaking buSl n t~ss 1 rs. gnes ~renA-'nl! ot Tope~, Tate wUI ,b(l taken to the work· ; here. j Lee Reese bas purcha&ed tlle J. E. KBI., &tQ.ppeft over here for t'-e If£.'" bouse some tlma rth's week. J . ; Fitch property on Second street and ernoon to •lelt with trlendl' ' 'bifort ; TOO remaine were taken to ()yee· soou will move hili family Into their . ofn Wh , ville th,~s afternoon a.t which place g g to eellnr;, Wbf!re e:hB will • , ' locate tor the coming wlilter 1 new purchase. funeral services, will ~~ held Friday Following are the relatiVNI who • r , , • • a.ftentoon at 2 o clock. j came to attend the funeral ot the late HEADS~ The rema.lns wm ·he laid to re.st in Mrs. n. Jfnrden : Mrs. Hattie YateB, j Monte Cristo, the l!lctlre wble\' • ~ Ibe IOarthage cemetery be~~ide his Joe and Thomas Roblnaon, Mrs. was played at the ltaJcstlc la11f • ~NOON N , F brother, who was buried there 1:1ut a 1Cor ot Charleston 6.nd Wlltta.m WRB eatd to be onl of tbe belt pJt.. • LN , ,.ov. 2;r., ormer Prime · Minister Lloyd was unanl· few days ago. Chaffin and tam fly ot Trimble, ~:res ner . played In Pomenp". ~lfl mnusly elected leldM"..:J •t the Nation~ Mh1s Ruth Rowley fs RbRent today bown ~ala tonJcht. ~ at. Liberals at lhf!, paqty meetmg here / t~om her duties at the Mutual Na, . • today, . , )tiona! bank. on account ot llln,.s. STATE TROOPS i I J f( Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Shannrm lett • ~ one ' ~f th~se \ f ! I blir; Axes. Onljr . onq to· ~ , '' customer and onen chf!iged or,delivered at this price, While in our store make it 1 j,~·.l I I ,.... - ' ' } , '' ,, Ray Cuo Gu Heal-, ·,, ' . \ Ranret. ' M&Jeitii: Coal Ranaet, Rlilhilr Cu Heatel'l. I, • . -lc· 1'tf· . Polriter Coal . I I. 'GEORGE NQW '\ ' LIBERALS I '· ornol-kl. c. o., ' •taWt ; ' 8 o. WiLL RROBE eACKING INTERESTSJthlsm,ornlngon n week's , PA__CIQET SEN,JCORDILL . ··1'1~11'1.,; r . ----..•, (By •rli.e Aaaoclated Pl·ess) WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Legat Today, Retui-ns Up River Front ~-Olts ,ii.!;.,_,....:,;,,:.,J,...-.,...;:.......,~---~.....:.:-'i""'-....i.,.l...:r-""'11+..;',..,..- .' r I trip to Co-( iumbus, Cincinnati and other volnlal n.s- 1 GO TO BORDER (By The A..oolated Pr ) BELFAST, Nov. 21.- A e:mn I I . . ' ' ·' \ 'i I •' ' I . .:YearS. YoUns " w~E ~~·· hoeq t~na,t E<·riouoly ,;i!!(:;!l(.. " waek, 1!1 lm~lov)ng, apd ~~~f ~pe l•l tlie ' 'll'l/' !!IW" and ""'''o~•·~ ) ~AND ( ',1,\WII!I - MIDDLEPORT • Dos-leg Tobacco, Blackatrap, Orlelns Mola11e1, H~ '~ •/f) ." ' ' ' . ~ ,. ( .' . or Interest ln the state. . Of per.t ot thS ~proposed Armour and )1rR, A. L. Oldland, ot Kenofl. -wlll·~ree Bta1e troops. left Atbtnt toda.,: / Morris packing lfnterest and a study ar~ive "toritght"'tol- a 'lfl'lf \vtth ¥er or'milTffi't!. Wb'i8H'bandrecte or'Rei)Q~ ,. by the department of juatlca was son, Lester Cunntngh!l.m and tamtlr. llcane: are eoneentratecJ1, , ,tr ~ , • learMd today ,in view or laying a , Mrs. Clark Wllatm:J 11.nd son Her-j .', comprehen11lve tormal repo rt bctore 18hel, returned home laet evening a.t- , The Dolly News and the PIU•Iiri I he cabinet at an ear tv meeting. 1ter a visit in Detroit ror tbe p8Bt 10. Leader, both fer 15 cent1 per weft: <~. ~ '~ ' The big pass~enger pas,ket · Senator Ci)rdjll. was et the Pomeroy whart about JH>on •tQday on Jter down trip. understood that QD. a-ccount ot a ' 8~1118'JI..ij\' ·~p*l(S' PLAIN TALff: . ~"~ !o•rtb ' Maytar WuhiO, Machinee, , . Estate Gu Rlntet,. I I ' \ I St~e . ,;ol-1., I a point to look over oudine of 1 • No. I hatlale or· i'· on)j( t( ·One ($1.00)· ·DoUar, easily worffi ~.00, ' ' gai~ of the ring As·Result Of ~'/1 .' of "HONEST • \ '·· • ·,. . ·' �<Forum cDiup:m ot t~i·J~~· !~nz, NeWs is ra.p!dly booo:ming '()De 1 ~•>.t.Ji!Q(: Plibuc 1 ~sl. Pptmlar s~lana ot the I I ''"''""'' I>Pd It'' welllhat this ie so, ' ,shows a. greater lntilr.&st on l}&rt ot thase who use the col· ( "''" 110 preaent their rtaws or a.ffa'lrs, a ,~.a.rgor fDd greater 'tnlerest Js ·~""·-~ ta.ken rln 'Pttblie atralr1 • wblch goa;d for tb.;t whole commu• . 'Uilyo:P. '*"' •••klnt in{ormottoh. Ko blo name ai Monks bUI bil· real name wa~Ed:war~ LeiG- \,.• council go~ &tter tbe yillage ma.r· rough~shod, and deqlan.ded 1\Dd turtbermore, the pre.slden1 the Metra Automobije club sa.ld \hat U lttlo vlllage "'mcera dld1 ..not some rot the traftle violations, he ;,.ou.ld tKke it up with their fb<>n~'''!''~ t.nd tlnd ()Ut - t~e rea.scm I~-!!"' · .........· .---_,.-~ he 1!\ whlihdr IllS loqdaCi~qB cQmpanin~ 1J1oW led hi'm. jil~ ih thiK llqurll~d dlatriet there lived the ' 1mor.r:t old ~qtlfl:manl ~ whO! :'!'"~ plf.dpd br hiu ~rotege to pri>\>lda the ~omolo"! or· phan with ''lodglngR f.or notlunk." 11 Just at the momont of 1mtcrlllg was to be Oliver'll futuro 1what home hill hoat wtu; cngagctl In an ezt]\n'ng(lll1 cl vilitic!l wtlh one CharM ley Bat.e~~: whtch had he heard them i:would hava I'!AUMd the apolicant the honor of hJe preeence at moRt hideou11 reJJI1:81.mtallon of ig. denco ntmrby ,~hat night. nobte death, fro,~l the taut ro~q_, oC ttoduoed to Ol~w,r,, turned to rlv~n to It waa WhiCh n fiP,"cll'o wS:R BVHrltt'ntfo lOwered his. UJne ana Raid to bu1 ~(rame. The mern- old fiharlt!Y 1\\nlmllt tBr"Jught sb Well oe worthy. uB1ll must 11e8 you t~mlghti Pla9inc a aJ1Uft.1Jol: In, , his work And o~ M!t'. F~t.gln'a · wit mo!!t irl'lporfanti, Monk11 is in town." Of hla 'tousere. a notethnt ltU WU:i l11.1!Hil111{: uprooriouslt 1 ~r«F '_~~~ th!\~ ~ ~in:yallfrio\11 dtier lth(l a watdh Jzll JiJe: .., l'-..~;;_~~:""'~ri:;.,~:---+ ~. Qll!<ronU•"1%1 Aitlul Dlirl..,r •!,lonko """ld lea~n · ~t ·-~ ~\,with 0 guard,1,1 ~!!'f! h9•••• Ol,l•er Twjot )iad-l'ljll away. rourld hili ilei!~ alid ltleltni .~ I' ' Pat n'11 &UIIfiiCiunll wh()n. ~a licar~ Uurthef trac:e •df him there Y'811 nqt, ~iamoJtd pl:n ~~~ hla alilrt; bu'; 1 11 tho foot!'tcptJ of twu inatcadr of.. onlr but ?(oriJI:s waa eornp~f.ent,, in the his coat , ttllltlr and puttill.l' . QJ}O out~idQ t~e dQot' Wt!re q"Uiekly olreumlt~tr'rteci', to come.tio ffia•Jy cer.speota¢le case ahd' handkerelifd1 rt!Rol\•od by tho Jnnoccn~e· o~ the tain coh:cl~ions ~prditi• tht in hip pbtkets', \totted' u~ •nd d0W11: ' naw001'nt1r whoM ho greeted 'With wherca.boata of the D'll&sing lad, the iocmt' With A'" etlct in Ill!~~;~ a~cb nn ll[lJ)IlfCllt warmth of weiLond,on-that ctty ot vast in· the manner Jn which d ·Cf.l~ll~ aa hc~r,t<;oncd (tfw ~J;Ptffa 'nf 1equ'ali~ics-waa undo,u!tetUl' · th€ 'men walk nboui Ut~ atreets 'Olivo~ rtliM•ti . ., offL'Otuoljy M di~ , place towatp• w~lch t,~• 118Capcd• IKe Dodlitr tro<\i,u')!oq his ,toea the stght of n wc\1-lndcn lahlc, tho Oliver wa.11 lieaded, and ulg as Lon· Charley lltumbled sct\ing und londmg of which by don was, it was not so large but and Ml:'. Ji'~gm had been interrupted by that the drag~net of Monka' under· •·-··••·-·the al'pca.ra11cc oi the· returned Mr. world inftucncc would locato the b~y. John Dawkins with a pronmnng rc-. Imagine his delight whon ~~agin 1 ld cruit for the school of advanced a.nswered to hi1 question concerning ec:~;momica as that lntrJeato subject the identity Ot the' tltw~; :ecruit to (To be·OoD.~atd). 1 : .Tfti .; :ff: ~JGGS , .:~V.~~·~: .~RS AND 1\IORTICIM'!S· · ['• ' · "'· ' H. Ewing • M11~ ~r Hone-drawn ~~ipmeot, • t I ~ · rFo., . , • :u i" Des~ ,· ·,, , THJ.)RSD~Y ""• . ..IJCE LAKE -IN- • Alii> 4 M.ck S,qiJeU .!:P!IIedy, "WI-lEN ·&UMMf:Jl CPMf:s" ES.IDA¥ .. ~illinf.e 2 p., M. . 'T!l~ fM.ttl!~ Jllllf!l!i pic.tlilF R!l.resPrci starring ·. QWM~ _...;...-~N~~~ ~-::=._~~: i"" irm.,oon. \ ."Reparted. .Ji~iog" f Howeter, with tbe new methode~ •• atartod l'~nnlng at luil •capaolty, I Satisfactory operntlon, on a lnbo· found, they look torwa1 d with confl· 1t 1s expecte4\ the gove;nment will bo .BLJ'MP l,ROBLEM1!ratory eCalc, or a nlmplltlcd ani\: donco1.tu ih gon~rul llfiC lu tlul, ncar' ablo to prod~C'e'l. b.ellurr. at t~e low 'muqh cbca(ler method of 1ecovorlng future ,ouat or 10 cen•a a cubtc foul. 1 {By The A!!soel&ted ~o!ltl) ' j helium from nutural g1la tu reported j Helium !uta 92 pe1· cuut thtJ hrung ' The Fort ~:~b plant was run last WASHINGTON, Nov. Jl'l,1'1te re·~ through lbc Amt,rlcan Ohemfua1 so· Mpaclty or hydrogen tl!.n be easily .t:; th d that " 1 • 1 ' year 1or oD 1y. a 1ew mull s an Ou1ranco of\ disasters \.o bytlrogen~ln- 1 clety by H Fol!tcr Bali), director of 1 stored, does not rapidly dotclJOl'ILte, only on oxPer-lmentnt baeee. Dated air ships llaa turned public rttM, tbe Uulted States Bul'<:uu of Mines. 1doea not readily leak from a. kaa b~r plant waa a~aMtt ruu.O,Dif contlnu~ tentlon to Ute vosetlllo -develpoment In n teat run made within the last 1and haa all U1e alhrantaces of bfdro~ 1 oullily, bowevJI, pi1 det{'lb8r 'l. ot bellum- a non-lnft:uuabiA ~n!l first monUt ot the cryo,eutc laborutory in gen wltboUt the «l'etiJ dRiiger dl'liwM . • , dhwoverctl during tho Worlrl war the Interior department bullcUng, heM back, In faCt, bellum make 8 n Helium oc~Urs on c0.1tlt 1 only In nud rourdgd by many 'xvonellts or Hum was reoollfed In one operation sathdactory tiller, navy' plM natural Jasea, much of wbtcb 1 olr tmvlgnllon ns Ute ono 11olutlou or In 1mftlclenl vutlty to m~t~ Ill llallooua lois have told tho bureau chemists, tl1lfl were HEed ' tho llghlllrM than-utr cr1Ht prniHam., • 1111fd dlrlglble!l. :hecau~e a: hellum-ftUcd bat- I•" stead~llnatl!ll Oovcrnmm1t and othor e:rporta be· "his tlevelovment," nays 0\rettol' 11ter ln thtl a.r. llc\'O•thn.t tbe use oe heltuttl woul~ Baht, "Indicates that vo1·y fit,lOn 1tbe Th government \}OW hu s~ored onC' I~•or hwve vrovcntctl tho ttrrtllo dil!laitors C08h of tht:~ commo'tolaJ produ<:llon of proxhn~~ly a,OOO,f9d t~utilc t~et : or htlo years, I!Uch as that or the htillum for 1\ glllcrM thsrH!Ir <;rntt will b.l!Hum, an'd t8 protluctl)g at tbll rate Roma nnd the 7.-2. Whllo only uno be greatly reduced." I of 15,000 teet d~lly nt ihl coml:lhlp 1111 Ill Ill)' blimp, ti1\UI f;~,r lm11 Chomhjhl ot: the bUI'OtlU BaY tbe mercia) oC lloen filled with h'l llum, Ollll.lltlty COI:It of of""luclng lu~lhnn hru; becJl Wofth, TOJtao,. , t••~• Pl'mlm:tlon ut Uti!\ 1nro gQS rrow lu tou g ro"t to pcr1blb f.ll wldcs1•read •In the world:· A• '11008 CHEMISTS BELIEVE HELIUM SO~UTION OF the rrom l~rticd. npy• c;oorse S!~11n'la"l\"- d 1&11~ !tie~ thll)g ' qf the wherea.bo\lts _o! 1 ~M•J!.,...._:_..__.._~..._""'.._.._......_ _... •I' " stop l wiU otete le88tli•~-~-~;i~iiijf~~i;;;;;;;;;i;;,.;;;=~;;r,;~ rot tlheIt!complaints werel:hat "at moth·} who haVe 1mall children soJag to [!,<ii<K>i;· then Qn to,Q: 'of rthts, the- Yll· convor8a• I'IZ' ' i:roa 't ell e'o•'d" '\tlUC6' ended' with, , Jaeki, <i:a6fa,u M Oli-.or ••~l.:a1 ift'uil!mee·of·Mr• .JiiloHk~t tf!.nt if Bea& , Bwttllll~ fct' more; C•rl :r. · BGDJ.bte 'wo~ CO!nf21UnJCAte to it ~foil'•GJo ·._. t~ fr!'n4ertakoi ~ri'dl I ! 'the ' Oliver Twht, he, the fuud M~, 'Konb, would make &UJ!h . trouble amplY pro(lU~tbl<l to Ilia lnfornumt.. ' ~:tilte wasl alho talk of a ring and a 1oeket andrthe a8aurancc from Mr BUible tHat hlB ren:He wife could an~ would: pr.ocluc& them if ,umreie,JWy .~~ pr~perJy ur;ed a?,J p.p'pffl!ciiJ'd. ~ . ... ~ ~ If O~.Or ll'Wlo~1')! laf~ of LondOn} lladl ewr.; 1111 1 ti 1tiidt m&1tropolJS - ctty, p•vqd wtth gold, hw waa diallh,Jaloncd by Field l1DQO 1 I ilr••lllc ordhia.nce again, I wish to say ~D last .month I 'ba'{e had at 25 complaint. about the opeed· a:nd J! there Was not sou:ae wa.y of thent do," 1eturncd the lm it~JMed.llitel:t ' lN~w, ~~tun,·iback to ~n~oreing eplt-tt<al Beadt•• . ••1 1811 that your memory .. . ! ahlli\f.on, havu bocn born ltero," replied \he ~·••>vu' B~mb!•. urta mother ' dlbd./ 1 ' i'epllud J,rr. It _.na,· ~b1ape11.fd flnOO. anyone wbo Js ' :uJat they will Dot go hun· fi.JI'tDJ' ~; #I I need of rt'ady castt., I lam wiiUnl' "'''' .,.., ' . pill'\ ot tbe <081 Ieee JOUr WorkhD\IIe?!\, ·, 11,,11'.,~. , ... .... ~ ., I tr 2 Ola.ve '"··--···· · "dW you remdnb<!• o~6ut oiJbly..r• ·~·• a •Mid vi.. 1 "'"" ~•·1 1.~ , Jl~ 9f sti~Ulat1ori," aaid the s11nvll Mr. 1t{onks preaslnr li SutisCuntifli note ' tntll the expeetant hand of the I .Aow, rd, "Do JOU· remembar,'' said h.e, na r. B~bl• ocentinl!' • rub· I* hie ~··~~ tl. 'oily • mtQd. t.h,'B BU:t I wlah to ototo ~·~•>re • ,tha1 )I ~ave nO tltvprlt,e:.& when td lulft!Uns my olllclal a. ~tl(olt , ', ' , ®llbt ill1 my J tud~ and tears. The cpi,sode woul'd ~ have been fo~:gotten hod Mf lfJlifl~ from Londop SOUiht the pliable Beadle, MT. Burnblo1 1 t , )' ' r .:,:.. r ,-· ·~~~~~~;~ ·,; ,h~ on~ thAt lho~g~t•::diM!Oid~t:?.'~t.~~;.~~~J~~~ OUI~I nD! to tie ilntd ' .lj>l' '• b!Jii\<W~ r+;:;;t~~~~ ~w~~~~~~ ~t..~'(D waa: , , oo~3iderlng the prcy~cnt that tht! galloWa were ~U( n little wl\11~ Qr:· ,;h,rted a& tli'e ftg'c'M of @lh>er'~ do .. IJJiltture from tbia VAle of ingratifw liOI)ka. ~ ~t .<. ."l't!~ &:a•we I I I RESU~ T8 ' FROM '' THE I. ~ITT~E •WANT ADS" IN Tltfi)j)YI(t -'>!!'. , sO QUICK , AND .. ~OCESSF\!'1.1 THEY 4PPEAR LIKE MM!CTHEV S~LL. ANYTHING. " .. ) (' ·' ... ~~~' ~9¥"f 1 l·}~r!Y !JJpatreJ. .. �<Forum cDiup:m ot t~i·J~~· !~nz, NeWs is ra.p!dly booo:ming '()De 1 ~•>.t.Ji!Q(: Plibuc 1 ~sl. Pptmlar s~lana ot the I I ''"''""'' I>Pd It'' welllhat this ie so, ' ,shows a. greater lntilr.&st on l}&rt ot thase who use the col· ( "''" 110 preaent their rtaws or a.ffa'lrs, a ,~.a.rgor fDd greater 'tnlerest Js ·~""·-~ ta.ken rln 'Pttblie atralr1 • wblch goa;d for tb.;t whole commu• . 'Uilyo:P. '*"' •••klnt in{ormottoh. Ko blo name ai Monks bUI bil· real name wa~Ed:war~ LeiG- \,.• council go~ &tter tbe yillage ma.r· rough~shod, and deqlan.ded 1\Dd turtbermore, the pre.slden1 the Metra Automobije club sa.ld \hat U lttlo vlllage "'mcera dld1 ..not some rot the traftle violations, he ;,.ou.ld tKke it up with their fb<>n~'''!''~ t.nd tlnd ()Ut - t~e rea.scm I~-!!"' · .........· .---_,.-~ he 1!\ whlihdr IllS loqdaCi~qB cQmpanin~ 1J1oW led hi'm. jil~ ih thiK llqurll~d dlatriet there lived the ' 1mor.r:t old ~qtlfl:manl ~ whO! :'!'"~ plf.dpd br hiu ~rotege to pri>\>lda the ~omolo"! or· phan with ''lodglngR f.or notlunk." 11 Just at the momont of 1mtcrlllg was to be Oliver'll futuro 1what home hill hoat wtu; cngagctl In an ezt]\n'ng(lll1 cl vilitic!l wtlh one CharM ley Bat.e~~: whtch had he heard them i:would hava I'!AUMd the apolicant the honor of hJe preeence at moRt hideou11 reJJI1:81.mtallon of ig. denco ntmrby ,~hat night. nobte death, fro,~l the taut ro~q_, oC ttoduoed to Ol~w,r,, turned to rlv~n to It waa WhiCh n fiP,"cll'o wS:R BVHrltt'ntfo lOwered his. UJne ana Raid to bu1 ~(rame. The mern- old fiharlt!Y 1\\nlmllt tBr"Jught sb Well oe worthy. uB1ll must 11e8 you t~mlghti Pla9inc a aJ1Uft.1Jol: In, , his work And o~ M!t'. F~t.gln'a · wit mo!!t irl'lporfanti, Monk11 is in town." Of hla 'tousere. a notethnt ltU WU:i l11.1!Hil111{: uprooriouslt 1 ~r«F '_~~~ th!\~ ~ ~in:yallfrio\11 dtier lth(l a watdh Jzll JiJe: .., l'-..~;;_~~:""'~ri:;.,~:---+ ~. Qll!<ronU•"1%1 Aitlul Dlirl..,r •!,lonko """ld lea~n · ~t ·-~ ~\,with 0 guard,1,1 ~!!'f! h9•••• Ol,l•er Twjot )iad-l'ljll away. rourld hili ilei!~ alid ltleltni .~ I' ' Pat n'11 &UIIfiiCiunll wh()n. ~a licar~ Uurthef trac:e •df him there Y'811 nqt, ~iamoJtd pl:n ~~~ hla alilrt; bu'; 1 11 tho foot!'tcptJ of twu inatcadr of.. onlr but ?(oriJI:s waa eornp~f.ent,, in the his coat , ttllltlr and puttill.l' . QJ}O out~idQ t~e dQot' Wt!re q"Uiekly olreumlt~tr'rteci', to come.tio ffia•Jy cer.speota¢le case ahd' handkerelifd1 rt!Rol\•od by tho Jnnoccn~e· o~ the tain coh:cl~ions ~prditi• tht in hip pbtkets', \totted' u~ •nd d0W11: ' naw001'nt1r whoM ho greeted 'With wherca.boata of the D'll&sing lad, the iocmt' With A'" etlct in Ill!~~;~ a~cb nn ll[lJ)IlfCllt warmth of weiLond,on-that ctty ot vast in· the manner Jn which d ·Cf.l~ll~ aa hc~r,t<;oncd (tfw ~J;Ptffa 'nf 1equ'ali~ics-waa undo,u!tetUl' · th€ 'men walk nboui Ut~ atreets 'Olivo~ rtliM•ti . ., offL'Otuoljy M di~ , place towatp• w~lch t,~• 118Capcd• IKe Dodlitr tro<\i,u')!oq his ,toea the stght of n wc\1-lndcn lahlc, tho Oliver wa.11 lieaded, and ulg as Lon· Charley lltumbled sct\ing und londmg of which by don was, it was not so large but and Ml:'. Ji'~gm had been interrupted by that the drag~net of Monka' under· •·-··••·-·the al'pca.ra11cc oi the· returned Mr. world inftucncc would locato the b~y. John Dawkins with a pronmnng rc-. Imagine his delight whon ~~agin 1 ld cruit for the school of advanced a.nswered to hi1 question concerning ec:~;momica as that lntrJeato subject the identity Ot the' tltw~; :ecruit to (To be·OoD.~atd). 1 : .Tfti .; :ff: ~JGGS , .:~V.~~·~: .~RS AND 1\IORTICIM'!S· · ['• ' · "'· ' H. Ewing • M11~ ~r Hone-drawn ~~ipmeot, • t I ~ · rFo., . , • :u i" Des~ ,· ·,, , THJ.)RSD~Y ""• . ..IJCE LAKE -IN- • Alii> 4 M.ck S,qiJeU .!:P!IIedy, "WI-lEN ·&UMMf:Jl CPMf:s" ES.IDA¥ .. ~illinf.e 2 p., M. . 'T!l~ fM.ttl!~ Jllllf!l!i pic.tlilF R!l.resPrci starring ·. QWM~ _...;...-~N~~~ ~-::=._~~: i"" irm.,oon. \ ."Reparted. .Ji~iog" f Howeter, with tbe new methode~ •• atartod l'~nnlng at luil •capaolty, I Satisfactory operntlon, on a lnbo· found, they look torwa1 d with confl· 1t 1s expecte4\ the gove;nment will bo .BLJ'MP l,ROBLEM1!ratory eCalc, or a nlmplltlcd ani\: donco1.tu ih gon~rul llfiC lu tlul, ncar' ablo to prod~C'e'l. b.ellurr. at t~e low 'muqh cbca(ler method of 1ecovorlng future ,ouat or 10 cen•a a cubtc foul. 1 {By The A!!soel&ted ~o!ltl) ' j helium from nutural g1la tu reported j Helium !uta 92 pe1· cuut thtJ hrung ' The Fort ~:~b plant was run last WASHINGTON, Nov. Jl'l,1'1te re·~ through lbc Amt,rlcan Ohemfua1 so· Mpaclty or hydrogen tl!.n be easily .t:; th d that " 1 • 1 ' year 1or oD 1y. a 1ew mull s an Ou1ranco of\ disasters \.o bytlrogen~ln- 1 clety by H Fol!tcr Bali), director of 1 stored, does not rapidly dotclJOl'ILte, only on oxPer-lmentnt baeee. Dated air ships llaa turned public rttM, tbe Uulted States Bul'<:uu of Mines. 1doea not readily leak from a. kaa b~r plant waa a~aMtt ruu.O,Dif contlnu~ tentlon to Ute vosetlllo -develpoment In n teat run made within the last 1and haa all U1e alhrantaces of bfdro~ 1 oullily, bowevJI, pi1 det{'lb8r 'l. ot bellum- a non-lnft:uuabiA ~n!l first monUt ot the cryo,eutc laborutory in gen wltboUt the «l'etiJ dRiiger dl'liwM . • , dhwoverctl during tho Worlrl war the Interior department bullcUng, heM back, In faCt, bellum make 8 n Helium oc~Urs on c0.1tlt 1 only In nud rourdgd by many 'xvonellts or Hum was reoollfed In one operation sathdactory tiller, navy' plM natural Jasea, much of wbtcb 1 olr tmvlgnllon ns Ute ono 11olutlou or In 1mftlclenl vutlty to m~t~ Ill llallooua lois have told tho bureau chemists, tl1lfl were HEed ' tho llghlllrM than-utr cr1Ht prniHam., • 1111fd dlrlglble!l. :hecau~e a: hellum-ftUcd bat- I•" stead~llnatl!ll Oovcrnmm1t and othor e:rporta be· "his tlevelovment," nays 0\rettol' 11ter ln thtl a.r. llc\'O•thn.t tbe use oe heltuttl woul~ Baht, "Indicates that vo1·y fit,lOn 1tbe Th government \}OW hu s~ored onC' I~•or hwve vrovcntctl tho ttrrtllo dil!laitors C08h of tht:~ commo'tolaJ produ<:llon of proxhn~~ly a,OOO,f9d t~utilc t~et : or htlo years, I!Uch as that or the htillum for 1\ glllcrM thsrH!Ir <;rntt will b.l!Hum, an'd t8 protluctl)g at tbll rate Roma nnd the 7.-2. Whllo only uno be greatly reduced." I of 15,000 teet d~lly nt ihl coml:lhlp 1111 Ill Ill)' blimp, ti1\UI f;~,r lm11 Chomhjhl ot: the bUI'OtlU BaY tbe mercia) oC lloen filled with h'l llum, Ollll.lltlty COI:It of of""luclng lu~lhnn hru; becJl Wofth, TOJtao,. , t••~• Pl'mlm:tlon ut Uti!\ 1nro gQS rrow lu tou g ro"t to pcr1blb f.ll wldcs1•read •In the world:· A• '11008 CHEMISTS BELIEVE HELIUM SO~UTION OF the rrom l~rticd. npy• c;oorse S!~11n'la"l\"- d 1&11~ !tie~ thll)g ' qf the wherea.bo\lts _o! 1 ~M•J!.,...._:_..__.._~..._""'.._.._......_ _... •I' " stop l wiU otete le88tli•~-~-~;i~iiijf~~i;;;;;;;;;i;;,.;;;=~;;r,;~ rot tlheIt!complaints werel:hat "at moth·} who haVe 1mall children soJag to [!,<ii<K>i;· then Qn to,Q: 'of rthts, the- Yll· convor8a• I'IZ' ' i:roa 't ell e'o•'d" '\tlUC6' ended' with, , Jaeki, <i:a6fa,u M Oli-.or ••~l.:a1 ift'uil!mee·of·Mr• .JiiloHk~t tf!.nt if Bea& , Bwttllll~ fct' more; C•rl :r. · BGDJ.bte 'wo~ CO!nf21UnJCAte to it ~foil'•GJo ·._. t~ fr!'n4ertakoi ~ri'dl I ! 'the ' Oliver Twht, he, the fuud M~, 'Konb, would make &UJ!h . trouble amplY pro(lU~tbl<l to Ilia lnfornumt.. ' ~:tilte wasl alho talk of a ring and a 1oeket andrthe a8aurancc from Mr BUible tHat hlB ren:He wife could an~ would: pr.ocluc& them if ,umreie,JWy .~~ pr~perJy ur;ed a?,J p.p'pffl!ciiJ'd. ~ . ... ~ ~ If O~.Or ll'Wlo~1')! laf~ of LondOn} lladl ewr.; 1111 1 ti 1tiidt m&1tropolJS - ctty, p•vqd wtth gold, hw waa diallh,Jaloncd by Field l1DQO 1 I ilr••lllc ordhia.nce again, I wish to say ~D last .month I 'ba'{e had at 25 complaint. about the opeed· a:nd J! there Was not sou:ae wa.y of thent do," 1eturncd the lm it~JMed.llitel:t ' lN~w, ~~tun,·iback to ~n~oreing eplt-tt<al Beadt•• . ••1 1811 that your memory .. . ! ahlli\f.on, havu bocn born ltero," replied \he ~·••>vu' B~mb!•. urta mother ' dlbd./ 1 ' i'epllud J,rr. It _.na,· ~b1ape11.fd flnOO. anyone wbo Js ' :uJat they will Dot go hun· fi.JI'tDJ' ~; #I I need of rt'ady castt., I lam wiiUnl' "'''' .,.., ' . pill'\ ot tbe <081 Ieee JOUr WorkhD\IIe?!\, ·, 11,,11'.,~. , ... .... ~ ., I tr 2 Ola.ve '"··--···· · "dW you remdnb<!• o~6ut oiJbly..r• ·~·• a •Mid vi.. 1 "'"" ~•·1 1.~ , Jl~ 9f sti~Ulat1ori," aaid the s11nvll Mr. 1t{onks preaslnr li SutisCuntifli note ' tntll the expeetant hand of the I .Aow, rd, "Do JOU· remembar,'' said h.e, na r. B~bl• ocentinl!' • rub· I* hie ~··~~ tl. 'oily • mtQd. t.h,'B BU:t I wlah to ototo ~·~•>re • ,tha1 )I ~ave nO tltvprlt,e:.& when td lulft!Uns my olllclal a. ~tl(olt , ', ' , ®llbt ill1 my J tud~ and tears. The cpi,sode woul'd ~ have been fo~:gotten hod Mf lfJlifl~ from Londop SOUiht the pliable Beadle, MT. Burnblo1 1 t , )' ' r .:,:.. r ,-· ·~~~~~~;~ ·,; ,h~ on~ thAt lho~g~t•::diM!Oid~t:?.'~t.~~;.~~~J~~~ OUI~I nD! to tie ilntd ' .lj>l' '• b!Jii\<W~ r+;:;;t~~~~ ~w~~~~~~ ~t..~'(D waa: , , oo~3iderlng the prcy~cnt that tht! galloWa were ~U( n little wl\11~ Qr:· ,;h,rted a& tli'e ftg'c'M of @lh>er'~ do .. IJJiltture from tbia VAle of ingratifw liOI)ka. ~ ~t .<. ."l't!~ &:a•we I I I RESU~ T8 ' FROM '' THE I. ~ITT~E •WANT ADS" IN Tltfi)j)YI(t -'>!!'. , sO QUICK , AND .. ~OCESSF\!'1.1 THEY 4PPEAR LIKE MM!CTHEV S~LL. ANYTHING. " .. ) (' ·' ... ~~~' ~9¥"f 1 l·}~r!Y !JJpatreJ. .. �..... ,., • . '' ' '• ' \BY 71!• ;&soocl.ted P-) llOSTQN,• Nov, '~4.-Tho ''Tiger Franco'l' ._.f'~ 'baCk ,to eonatoro !clomo a lt).l ftrot 1');roertcan .lnt:or, l-1. yief, rep)p:nJ parttcmlarly ~\ICIImt.r Senatora HKebcook Borah. " enator Hlt•,.ooek called • "1' ' I • l"fii~Bil' • Oleoi•aJotiu ••• :i I '" '" HO "' " 0 .... '" '" litO lri O lliO '" '" 1 00 100 100 '" "' 100 100 S20 r, .tn 1 90(620 1 !IO "" I I J li O '" r, n 3 !iO ~ \ "' "' "' I HO I ~ 0 900 1 00 100 vote OnJy for a tew more day& W.hon I lie Is iree I dare blm 'tO co to and Ieam the ~cU." 19r) 300 lDO ~ uo I tOO :1 'i O I I "'I \ ·:···t :W~'IJ 1. JN8TI\UC'rJO'N8 TO 'J'AXPAYERS, j • 11!&%u on ruL eetate remalnlnr unpnh1 July ao, 1922, should t<l JIB.!d beforll Jnnur1ry 1. 19%8 tc avoid advtrtllhi'r 1 !l'bt e~OUectlon Will Clolie on Jan unry 20 19211 nnd no tuea will be rocclv~u nfter thnt date until the lu•~~U~Uon w~l.ch "\\' oloe, July 20 102 1 , h:~jtll f•X'III are d, nqueht-ln cnae ot fn llu rc to pny th e Oecembw lnatallmonl or taxee on J;'CILI esvttc, then~ ht~•ame tieCome~ delinquent ltm\. ~~ penalty or 1fi"u/,., wi ll J)e ndd a1 ~ :1, . . .~~·· " en pere~nal lltoperty returned delinqu ent nl the August settlement :ue eub j&c:!t td a penalty of nal ••~.t•. • JI~J!,Rif ~Y lna.ll, •end :roqr own pononn.l check, t1ratt Ot' poiJt omce :r.Tone)' Order • .. 1 rlnl Wfih r~u ,yoUr lut te~oipl .. W'IOD• Parfnc tau1 will plea.tur exnmlne their r tt'!Q iptl n.nd ue It n. ll lhlllr land11 ' nnd chattt1ls ~ appear 1 n.onrnRT WARNER, Treasurer, Meigs County, Ohio Tr•bu.iir•~ • .Otftee, M;ell'l b.nanty ,... ff: 1P•1...1MV* Ohto, October U~ lib, ~ :'1.!' i, tt a I ' •. ~ ....,.ON~~~~~~~~~~'~-------~~~~---~~--~--------~ • I Approxlm~ttely 50 men l care breaking cn111 c rwhlle tho) W()re \\Ore worltlng In the "yards at the being bu.ulad up the slopo t o t.he en tlme and uU or these num war!.' eltb thh; atlro Ian trance <lrashed downw ard sovorlng er kllle dor injured 1 ~lectrlc circuit This caused a Entrance II Cleared 1 spark an d11.1:1 tile cars crashed Into At u late hour last ntght. tho mallt ~~;~~:i;~~::~:~ ~ ~r• I~~~ 'fyartls" In the Interior or tho Oicla!il the I"' ne, the et.plaelon occurred , So ~ • ' ' •.~I,~~D "'OU alk by Halt tor the amount of your tnxe11 •lefllgnnte your property clcnrly , etnto In who,~~:o llllmw t I PrQJ'6rtl' Wfl.lt on A11rll 11, 1921 In what townahlp what taxin g tll tilrlc t run! number of acres Be 114re ,. 1'411q 11 thl11 1tMemept with ycnr remlttnnl'ltl lt v ill age or cbrporatllm JJrOJJ c r ty ghe ow n er 11 n a ma and oum~r.. ot 'lot Alwayl llin4 eelf &dtlNII!IIIld lltn.mpi:U\ onvolopo A\110 11t.1tc wh el11 e r penonal 11roperty or ~'·•r.t•~t~ c~ftllled MOTHER MIGHT HAVE KILLED .HER FAMILY' ~ (Continued rr.om page on~e) was a statement ot 1\~r tlenderson, that he teared •atteml)lfl made to polson tila tah.Uy by an cmy who hatl a dt!h~e !or htm growlng out ofthe ahopm1en s strike where he was omployejl by the Pennsylvnnla ra.tlroa!l ~ompanY Dr Mondhan k said tbat Tueadu.) even'ng \gave' them ortlers to elt.t , no food ther J ~ r, ' I ·rj tl{e,<.otlier \" 'I •' ' on Qu~lity ··~nd·· • fellow'~ Prices and beat 'him on Service .. " SILVERTOWN CORDS -~ •• ' $13.110 32•4 • 29;11 32··~ • 31.70 ~d • 441.98 at.s 49.30 GOODRICH ' Come ~o u$ and y,o\,•n get the new low prices on G9odriCh'Sil vertowl\!ibr Coodrlclt Fabrics ;....fre,ah, pew.•alotk wlt)i a"l!)t o( life •nd Jon( we•, in etery tire• ' nss•• FAlRICS • • '" $ ••65 10765 ~nnda cntrnnce to Mine No § ,W%Jl had on nof Jl b'k any wato'r and re 9cuo workers 'Were using.- thl~ tram a well lh the rear yard ~lnu' ltaneo'uoly 'great waa tl1e bla•t tlJat the fl,•mos · 1' ' ,. " entrance to enter the mtne antl con Clltly the tamily OlU11'0I) theRe lnOf •tliree •.eklpi'r'l.ca!'fll belchml upwa.rd all tlw v.Jty to the tlnue their work strucUoos because lfr Heuderson ·~~~~:! ,J~ . ••tUd'' down the -aiOJle to mil~ erdi.MnC<f fl.pploxlm~Liily 1100 .Accortllng t() one of Lhe or~t mtn6rs purchased ~vlslon.$ and several f'iarf.s," appro1 hnatt}ly ~eet and theu continued on 200 hJet to be taken out altvc the explosion 1 times during the ef enlng procured tro):ll the ' entr&nce:~ Thes~ fu1'lther t{J the mlnn tipple, setting came wlt 11 little wu.rulng to the meu water at one or the hetgbora as late ,.__, t 1-l ~....- .....,....~-----------,------- ' working deep \ en, I' ': ' :·; ·'' B ' I• ' jl ~ J. • 1 ' n. -~ t:J ~ea(her ' :Jerkins A Genuine Leather Vest, WOCII-lined, without Sleeves. 1 'BEITER THAN ASWEAlER ' . la~:~t, I mntHlng their faces tn coats 'IIUCJ\L MtiOW nnd clothing, tho 11ttle band or men S1.ott Rld!fWay, conoll.cted, with flu strugg\e(l CJnward, finally winding P & M' Eleetrtc Co, and tocl\1 Binet tholr way to fresh alr and tbUII gaiR· rallwly lett tod&y ttJ attend the 1ng tht~ entry way .. meettng of the Ohio Bhto Elecl;iual Flr1t To Reach Outllde Dealers Association &Q 1 elertrlcnlex· These men Were among the first to hlhtt at Columbus. Tb.e 1cach the outside with actual ~ews of bas been tn session all weak tho tmi'lble scenes Inside Ule Jllllne. It ta exl)ected tb~t •hen scott N· They told or pn5slng <Jv~r bodies In turns he will have some wllndertnl t}, ~ mntn e •try and of seeing oth.er storlea to relate or all tbe late wonmluers badly lnjured and monnlng derrul lllVentlona in tlllcd!cnl anplla to1 help, o rM the rata! atte~-da.mp ancea, ltrhtll\g syste.101, etc., otc.: too snuft'fld out th eir 11ves numerous to mentloa • Dolomite mine No 3 Is pperated on a 80-tnch Pratt coal seam and ha.a slope open ing Accbrdtng to the! SNAP S!IOTS ( repott to the state mtne inet~ec· , tor the mine fenera.tos AM, but sumWalter L Cohan, 'a nel'l'O ot N~w clant fan ventilation aq.d otber tat& Orl~s. appohtte:d by President Harding tO be comptroller of CU8tODUJ ty guards were maintained to "Cause at that cl~ 1 the mtne to be reg:.rdfA1 aa eufe Manar&mul of ~ Reltly Colllertea / ' -----t , j oompaDr'a ~ ~ 'GARMENT v' oF tHE GREATEST UTIUTY PaR ..... OUTDOOR USE: SIZES 38 TO 46. mine No "1, at Spangler, Pa , W&J lield reepnd1tbJ'(I ·tor tlle Blr In ha Ala Nov 23 -Seven· explotion In Uie ud"dei\round Wprlt· m I mj ' InKS on NoT fl last, !,hiD 71 men mel tv mlnera w:.tre klllad and 60 inJured,~ death, tn the corontt'e Jur:y verctlct. some of tttem Mrlously, in a du&t ex· Accused of takt.n • ..,~~ultaa.e th..t •1m ot a Iiquori~.~~ world, "" loud Jau';b p~oh'i.bly , went up hi aome wet quartort tn Amer,lca. ; "tou'll nn8r ,;~at- BJurop~ dry, lheoe w~l Pl'<),l>illl), ~·•~•ll , BATTLE MAY FOU:O:W Out '~lit •.,.111foot" 1mOYem~nt, aa It's called' •hefe, 1a maltl,nl proJress In fll'o.tone.. ,rll It'~ n_ot accompltahlns l'!UP~ •1!1 lbef...f'•OI b\akln~ COUb!riOI I 1 mMATF.S·RF.ScUE one!drt •~ "'tt 111 bnn~ag in, r:e•trtc- tlona and local optton-and that waa tbt D!i,tloo-W:Ide o~HQ"aii•Bj l ' '"·' otorted lb Amerlea1 ' ,.-~; See for yourself what progreill' tlie dry movement b.ta, made on thta eon:~ 1 ttnent: ' ll••llfii->Wet, but pbmty, or 'P'!<I" ~'<9 Pit II m&tlnJ .tor ~ tempttrapco.1PT_,ta ••l • '. I ' 'l \ J ~~ ~ 'I . ~~{~ ) I ~Dt HiiiDIIcb f1 a, .teAt\ltalet. ~ ~.;' ~ Mtle FBeptblle~-t+-Litbullla, · ktvli. '• and Elltlilanlal&re ..tet, because theJ 1t~ rje and potato pfoduclq ~> 'CCI'utrti~ 'J. I 11 Where much •..ocfldi:a li 1r dlttlllea, ... .._ t ~. DTOpUCIDf 11)011 rtYJDlU!, aut J ,, a.nce movement 11, .oft <;Jot. to nta. ~~~~~~~·~;~ ~q~utor; •}, be~ h~ii!e1. I t~,mper- ' , (By The Ataoctated Prest) OOIJU~UB, 0' NOT 34.·-Pll\lll· legal 'b'attle Ill 11\lrbt proTide & l84l1Ql to the I,IJ18Cia.lutar · "reM1IO" of U 'former In· lnilt~· or tba ()hjo ' lnltllullon lor (BJ Til• '~ted awer ' he aald •·u tbero are au.r lfBErble minded Cram a. bunk houaa at fHILAhkiLPHrA, NpY 2i - An:r this oountrr whO are atrlp eoal mine near 1'urth.l ~r'""' f11!0Yeml'tntil to lower wagea or :rQhteta lower wtgea tor coal rqbtera beltll many ta:,Or&ble wortlng year, tbey 'Dl&1 ~ well ab4n4on ' ' '"" the.t .. a. Pteli) 1:•9•~11th>n• r:-:_1:\ntei:J. .. qu~m In *recent lhntleipallall ll o ! . !~ ~tbo~, ~ ~' J ' Deela.rtn& thl.t the 14 boy.s lnf8tgled a.,:11 b'om Uu! I t•Jtl1•n and put to work al tHe mine DQ:t be iuiawerect b7 the ':lsktnr for•n• ' ' E1Ue Se1<rli11, ' edlto!',.... ot tho U~ liect Mlno tol'1 conilltone representntlveR o1 the weltare department and ""''"·l fiYI'f'MlliL\ stattl pOltilG s-woopod upon the place, 'bundled tbe boys ln·I.~¥~·~J!!~ to automobilol'l ud w:hlakad oTcr the ah.ls Jl'l.c into Ohio before l ~ourt octlon to 1/etaJ.n them miKM bp ' ' . ploslon In Dolomite Mlno No 5 •i ~~~ I WaJ !oil, 1\oJo . R<>I~illol, 18, loalll!4 Woodv.atd Iron company, nine \mnes from• a. wtndchr OD.'hlr Moond ftoor room ID 1ho Y M. ~. A at Cplcago, from this ctty, which trapped A.S(I tD l&n etrort to end M"flt Ute She 11 1 : work en benea.tb tyte a~r"ftL<:el eQ~te( to -lrecont. ~ FJre which tollowed U.le expiO&lou · 1 ' \ .- - - - . , . . - - htndered the work ot resone and Was ' believed to have- been ruPQnalble tor "< ' ~·Very FuU in the Ann-pita to Give Free Swins of the Anna many death11. 6 The iajured jlmona: the ,\.., Hr11t men raoued: were removed to < ll~n Temporanoe trnUin ti/ , PnUadol· phli:, tb&t Urp.alzat1Dn 1 rub ted [tB LUT TO A'I'I'ENJI STAJ! ELIC• w" ,r f ~n ll'>Jifi,TOII BIIO~tji'Q I 1 New• 8tiil !ll>rl11tpoadtll1 LONDON, t<Jov, lt...,Wh'n nlth.-reeent1 ae11ion of the-j:Wo~en~s Cbrla- the entries Thlsjat 9 o clock, tbe ti'!le ho warJ miner .stated that: the first w•rnlng he lleen alive Aecordljnlis t, to Dr hu1l wu.s when. the coDcusslon "ot the hank, this may be •a.k,en to lndleate big blnst ttnlt turned ih1m 'bo 4i1y that the polson was nttmlnlstered by ILhout !He etu:tted to make his *ay eome one 1n tlle hpn~ehold. There toward the moutl~ or tho mtne IUid wa.s no trace ot gas tumea tn the was jotned by other miners, he sa.id house, Mcordlng to tho11e who en~ter· ·l ed It According to netghborrt. A~tor they blld :proceeded a ljhort family ware congental and hl!<bllr I distance, he stated, shouts ot other religious millers were heard uhead of them an~ llloldlng their breath as best they ' • TI·•• "m glad to tell Mr. COCk he J!t h~ the senattJ owlii.B "Well, I I 150 to Bea11emer bo!pltale: Half ot the men are white AI the worJt or N!scve proll'eltled re~ortt brought 1to the ~urtace lell boperuJ. One squad or wolflilro reported !Jeelnc bodies •'etrewn alons: tb:e main pasaagetray " A& darkne.as came, womeb ani! liren, black, DEMOCRAT! , , APPOINTED TO - DA,Y.' ,_ S SEAT STillMAN LOSES ...... r..hJ •** 81 ·~~~·~~1~~~M;~~~~ ~ coaneettidl TbP IJDIDel"' a.re � 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 1922 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 23, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News