https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68d48450820d7f85f287353ef548b249.pdf 2eb016fb5e5dd9b5c8b87056eec187ab PDF Text Text on' aBace Reid, Glooria Swanson, Elliot Dexter, each Eminent Between Europe ' "And The Turks CLEMENCEAU I OF DOG IN ·WASHI]'IGTON LED TO DISCOVERY \1 S NOTICE CIF' I Afl'OI!tTll¥~i1 CAINESE BANDIT~ ' TAKE co OL r "' rmc llifl sta l<ltne nt tll fH_ Jsmee1 Pasha Notice it hereby given , ~t f\· ~ C. . , ~ "?! wns not ~:~Ju,wm g ru~uJ e ct ror .he conCumlng, or Pouleroy, o., R.' D.'t, 'hao feren ce h e~e~nso he wt"l not ready ~ been dul~ nppotn~d and quahfted a• 1 , ~ '"¥ out!!ne Turk P.Y~ 11osldon In detail ~ admtnlsfr•to( ?,t ~e ert1ate of Saralt• .• ~ •, 11_ .1_~ :BIJUElFIHJJJD, W V!J•., Dec li-The (Dyr Tl}~ Ass·.t~IatH Prf'I\Me) E. Cumtnla, late ot Benford township, TIJONT~JN. <Jhma, Dec . 5.-~vurtiJ 'erta lu ly w.ts dhu·es!lel tful JJ, 11 kmg o! a dog led to the, discovery WASHINdT9N, Dec. 5.....:!.(leorges 1MeigB Countf; Ohii1J"dHt.le.,Seed, by tl\e r.~f1Jved beie tta.Y t?a.t ~Jli)J..-• iwJ.D· head of our cleleg: ntlon ' ot the body (If Trigg Viers, Clemeu :::eau today hi15 Probate. of County. "·T 1 ; dltl tconfrol of rcnr-old 8'1:} or a prtlmlnent RUR paign for France to tb c capital · · Dated thla 18th day or Novemb6r; 8h,.utuuc,_ih.!' 'CI!Pitt.l ot ~en oounty (Va) ta.mUy, w'ltlch was Ar1 hlng at dlJS~, lw •.wtta ('seorted 19 22 pprt l:,ter.. a mormy oa.reer -aud dh~:lo· 1..,. !1,.<1 I' \ ' . lf . from a stream ut w\lrt.er ilear fh.e , DO\'' " of Henry E. Careton, matie,- <lf_rc es IQ 1th~.~th of Ohllla. Lebanon hr. n. former }libussJLdcr to Ftanc(l Judge Qr M.Jigs Coua.t1, 0 . NIJnc, filet 1 1 J~te Sunday night wih:He r-ctur.nmg of the A,He'rlcan com~ ~ 1t' I'hf,0 0 ' j'\f•~~~ I ' \: I~d tilt laftt &llht bJ ' trom a soc•~ I v sit to · b ls ewe~t.at the. yersalllt>~ peo.ce conJa-pan .• , ; . .1 't 1 •• hcu tt VlerB' '. utomolJll e Et.kldded froon th. rest his LOS ANGEI,ES, Cul , ! the road oVer lhlgh em· whlcb . wdl bL~Ib or• A ltr~ t 11 1.ctty.z ~~·~be ,tt ID;dtts. d)ctmenl3 aga inst Art)tur C. He was unacco-mpanied, tomodow with cnltp Of' ,8resl· 1'\.) tr..J , tg td e de~~ncl 1100,000 n.HII ~LHlal ynuu Oh rmchnm, charged Harding and tor,ttlnJ ~Itaatdent r611801J:(tor..rtae~~lve~ with the murd ldt of J Bello n 1wtl nntJling W!lB knpw n of tile acc i· ~ • J ~· at fcn-p-a.• n edy youn~ J..os Angeles 'brok('l', deo1 unti l the body .wn'tt fou nd -shortly W~~.so~ .• , " 1 .._ . . .-A teles'ra.m from Congreemai J'DS· ~~~.r ~~~- , ~ ro~(.law.a alto hoi~ • '"'''""·''" ~asj! . ~rr.o~r , atJU the ter states t«a. ~ t .i. • ' p 1 oul !Of! thl!.~b~e'ilt aa tbel{ cbi!!lf dl~miMH'lli ynsteniolty rby Judge 2 B m Monday by o. ta.rmer llv· •- ,, rhe b'llgcr M •wJ 1Je1 JAI w ~ 8 urBO'In ttra on . r ·. 11001 1 .Jnhn W Hl1r nk on moiiQn or Drstrlct Jng near t.hc s<lene of the nccldent ,, ~; Y r. ,., • • ~~ ~· ,1:1ser· , bt\1 ssed lbtl Hou~ of ReiiH enta· as !?-~r-nm' of ~~e port. , "' (By Tbl! Associated Pre jJB' •rurk ey alone and Uut f"<i lu slf' n or n.ll The unusual barking of .the r•rm-'1 "w ""·' F1 enciL nmbA sartdr, 1¥d Robert J pa • ~~' 'l'he Mope' e.nd' { tesWeats we ' Atl orney 'J'homafl f ..f>(l WoolwlnP. 1.. Uvea with sUrbt amendment.. , ~ ... !bef'\f J : LAUSANNE Dec. 6 - TurkE~y and wn r slllp ll exce]Jt 'l'tllkl ti ll frlltn the 1 fH l do,. wiLicll w aH de~crlbed In rc 1 Bliss, tlltr~ aealt~ltl~ s,or~tlry of\ :r. r. • Joote4 A ,_ ~· M l' \Vco\Y.In c •tnovnd dlsmh ~ 1 "" ~ ' ' . ,.. ' {UY'o the~ 4'4Pllttcb' ' Europe have apparentl y drifted · so, Shalt~, n J)I~roa. 1 h oH nc~rer tu reaching bere as tpltlful, arousel' ~Mtatf), who J:~tf'AQgted :the t epartw • • ' • . '\ the ltulwtmrmt!l 011 th o ground or far apart on tbe areat Issue or Uie- ,' l'urkiB\ tden lhnn .ut1 othe t l lt ~r.u r> l the rutm i'"! r aud cu.used him t() m:~ke mt~nt Informally;. -·- - .11"' • ·, ·~ 1 Near kit conference tbat th~ peas.l- od, has ct euted th e '\..lll l'lt'a l ltnt iH! I RHfficlcut ev icll'lnce ~lttte bave a rruttrul fie ld tot· re- t~lon tbat nussla \A tll t'lnl\ trp; llw l'aul W ~hnnk altm uey for nnrch i umptlon or war to the soulheutern Turkish [MJI!cy Uwu f'. wnro out an iMn.n lty co mp lain t coh rs (' nnd In aJk'fu:JY.Yed~:rement he • . , 1 f~ lf' F.S body or lh P young man from , "" •• Th I I d b t • M •r lit I 1 1 I II rart e renz e c 1uac er or y.,s<: 1 c wt n fl pan v;ns p J('C!t t • ag.l1111;t hlfl -client .nml Ju <\gA Shon!< th l,) »tream Vler· • wreCked !lpa.clllne clotl'ed hiS !!:t'llY fl!lf' tl~t and bc.w~d 1 , '' '~" '~ , . ,. , , , 1. 1 tel'dAJ'fl proceedings tn which Rueala. rectly and Cmu l ~:~tfly bofOl'f! l1 1t> !"e iD· tlfi Pdetl tl1 nl lao bn <·ommrltrtl to lhe 1 the embankment Pa•slng lhrohgh' tb•. presidential C!ame to the front as lh~ chlllll(Jion , Is gatcR at the mornlm; fo;('s,; loP, he In· psychapnthlc wtJrtl or \h(J noun l y 1\ofl- ...,, haotglng somo 2(i teot nhnve, the &trerun room, he entered ~lr White's c:ar and i orue lndicaUon ()f th e extreme ncrv slsUng that 'l'ur key •Jhould h we ~on - ptU\ 1 for ohllervntlon wn~· driven awi[tly ovA- Musacbu· ·~ Quaoe111 of Europe and the genera l trot or tho Atl:tlta, 1llflt to n•lr n wt11 '!h e f'OUrl s ac tion loft Mrn Ohtm settfl nveDJ.Ie aud Sixteenth street to r ·£., ' naettled condition. jAlllpft f'i..)tt \tl bo pr1Jlti!Jit1ed ••nt1y 1uHI 1hrdn freA to hJHvn th n coun ty Jt~ l White's pl•ce bume I __ ~ Atlohl as no actunl break Ciccbrs. that 1'utkP.y shoul(l hi.l permltte.l to v.hl1l1 ~ h r. :1ll iiOtllltNI !\]IO wcmld tlo ' There. while he, c b a~cd wtth Mr · Ia po&llible tat time will b rlll g c•on- eJ'eH fortlflrtltlonR lie dt't hn1•d th ut l'l•n.m,.,.l\nlely Rllll Mra Whlte and Ar.lb&.ssador and tllatary vlewt. That th o wors~ IRan- ttuops nurl Hhl jls \\ CJ•Il'i not lntham •c ~1t e sa lt! tll'l l fiho plannf't] t o Jpo]Vfl L. VTmPQOL\ Dea .fi - The Jocal l\frP.. Jusflerhl)fl, his secretarr went Street. Jt(~lpa:ted,l bowenr. is applre:ttly ow th~ sAitl ement of the ;11ob\flm nf t11c I ,of> AngeleH bn t (\let no t lnt eml to go 1 r11 t cl\ay .seized ~rge quantities ' oi; o bn tl~r to wt!Om he forth In qu o(St IJII.lO •UJrestlons that a genetnl wnr ~ lruHH nwl thnt th el1' rnt cnllm r lhi'IC vmy f:1r nwn:; Sho cl edarotl Hh e nf JlllP.f'l add cxJ•Joj,j1V011, discovered { 1mld t·ommunlllate C:et.lenctlla.t.'~ de~ Our Motto: Safety and Se,t:Vice for people of lio\lld btl launched" atalnst ] urkey by wn n not llOSHihle wcJuid 110t t r t1nn IP l'hlcago, hor o nu ship salting up Soa. lHkmd. sire for flmlll . gruete chee se an4 bollr. lwme nt th n time of lhP J( fl nnNIY mdderate means. lb. L.al"ue 01 NatlonR, alboll•h tbe l,m d , ur~~:un llf't ()ri.~I ~~1 e~:u~s. He retJiod IHiblrtly alter ~ --~ ----,...:al}led nalione and the United States Lord f:nrzon l ~lo rt ~ (\ HIJ.:n ' flr.ltll ll v ><l ,t} till!: O'{'l0.2k 1 baYe not publtcly 1taled tbelr views \hut fn telg n troopR owl Rlrir 1r.; 't\ CI C DEATHS IN MINES INCREASE ~----"--" • l1met Panha IB attll Uelng ta.rrletl there now n.nd wore ~ vt> r} tlellnll'l Subscr lb11 tor Tbe !lnl1y N'ewM blhlnll Tebltcherln'a chnrlot, BO rar factor In tho N~nr F:n~ tPr ll Hl\11 111 I m No! he IH hPre h)' grvun, th UL A J Period From 1807 to~1~2~ ShOWI D"'p of 50 Per Cent In Total of as t~e member• or tbe Near lt:uterll though he hopei I till v Wllllld 11 01 hH Wlu eg.Ll I or Mt tld \e port Ohio 1lnR Llvel Lott l'n Pltl. conference have been able to learn. n pel'lllttm,tll fnctnr in th e Str r,h H. ltt:P11 tlul y aj1 )lnlntcd :.l!Hl tlli!Lilll 011 Whetber umet ill wiii\D.J allowing , l.nrd Cu rzon hncl loll !! (011 [\'t<.llll f olihttiiiiB(r.t hH or th OCij( \tP. ot Mnry L to •Peak ror Mustaptla. KeClfn>f'ht.nd - t..oss of life In the min· with Maf'llllfl dl Oa110tn nnd \ i lin ~ \\ n JO~n r, lldt• ,,f Mld•\lepmt Me\gPo lng lndufoltrv lnlfJ heen decreaMed pro rovernmeot, or dare not usert , tT~~o::~,,l' rere und umny- Hnll nn ,\1111 l•'tnnclt m.;11ty Ohio , tlcc•eoat'h1, by tho Pro- llor<tonn tel" 00 1,rr cent dnrl.ng the w1th Sovtet Russla.'s views !ICi lR, lncludlnJ.!: (]caw• il W~ r,.mtl. IMtc f'outt nf fmW Cntmt:r. Jterloc\ fl omJ lOO'f tn 19'l2, UC('ONlh\g to of the Hoftflhoroul a.nd tl\e -~. J>Ipvemb<,r, j ,f lh • Iean ;~ illte• The Turkt1ll llclc~~;.ltlon last night 1),1teLl tlllfl 22nd t,lay X UJe nnnunl r~r:t .oil' i!F ~'Ver ...,. it hOt clear limet IMMI. laflb!d ll "Statement at\ n(lkln r. Cu t· Hl2 ~ :Mfulllg r.on(trt'S~ .\ 1 Ptlrbapa he Ia awaltlog lnlsruc· J'hc N>port, rtJocl br' J F. Cnllbrenth zon'M o.Wtnde at yclltCJduy'a sesRlon J E ('arlrl"n, I '\ ~ i10DI from Anrora. or WnMhlngton, fl('t'rP ory or the ('on· , 'l'lle Angora reprclwnlnll\C~ f'J JJlll ovfitl !' 1 1 h.1 lll ,Jtul ge of 1\lllga Coultt}', ~::r~>MM, (!erlnr['(\ that : 1"'1'1\rre )tmrs he· \~· • WAJitfl AlliftB '\'lewR the Mnme worth! tm thu heuil or tho tou• tile hurt' UII or rn1nes WIIIIJ Nltlth· ·~ Jtmtllt Pasha says be bear Brttlsh de legR.tlun lh nt entente re(J· llslwd the lnM!I o! Ufe1 lncreuslng n~e vltWII a( England, France nnd ,lt· fEIHClltOltV otl II MCil enrll !H In tho llUY In fllCh n frl~htfnl t'A 0 o rilnt, In 1U07 •t I b r In HpCH kln• M 1'chllclt etltl thr {l)ngri'Mf'i ROC\lred Uft)lrO[Ulatlon ~Iy oo cotttro I o I th e ~:~ratA e ore of ';-.oooo frmn tho ~·tornment to In· eettlnr torth the definite Turkish "Lor1l Cnrzon," th ev llcc\a re•T. "'1\M ,,estlgu h• Cflll!t~.o s of mine Rt'('itlentR nnd ftJ-.0, but bla admhtsiull tlutt UuMsla'A i <~"i<'llnl• 11rovor nttve nll(l ag~res\v n. to rm·omnwlul metlibdll to dll<'rea»e lO Y' TIHl A~sociJ.tNI Press ) roJect tor absOlute control or the wa~u11i ng a n olil E n j:l'llilll muue u.- ~ 'f: lllit: 'M:O ])oc r. -'A~Intor todn.y mine futnlltles" r•lt• and adjncent territory by nn trying In heto~ Ute relll Is· Tn 1007 tht• lnfiR ot lite tn C'Onl mines ,; nppenr per 1.000 mrn ~mploy e1l \\M 4Rt pel'. 1nn,l e 11.~ flr Rt onRlaughtfu l tiiH'I' or thu ROa"ou leaving 1 trnll ('f'nt, jhe rl'vot·t stnted, and th e life 1 ~ tmnperuturo .-belnw 1.ero through tolls pf'r l ,IMKlOOO tonl!t of coni mined 0 I tin; northmn unil pl 1' 11 Mt:J.tos ~o fnr wo s 678 Pl'r ~It In 1910 the life lnRM tJer 1,000 men employed In the In~ r:math as ' l't 1Xtl.l! In tl1•• Wiest. 1 ntl duHt ~Y "ns 2M pel" eeut aml Jer 'l'tl llli~IH!4 ' In Lhe eoalrn.l nren million tOil lll of coni, ~~ per cent. .' ll nlo n·1. 1\lont! ~nn., with a tem porn· "lr the life loBS per msn as com1111n ~ of l S 1\o~JeeR hrlaw zero wa R pl\rt•tl to the n11mber or tons mined th l' coldt>fl l 111a,c11 lu rile country Be bnd mnln tnlnerl 'tbe nm e ratio In 1920 • low ;o: p t•o trm\}~rohnt1 ~ Wf'r :t t ecortlotl 118 In 1907, the numller of fatnlltles woultl have rtJUf'hed •. 483." thP. r eport t hwn~~: lH"u l 1\!, , n\ ~Jt,\ , N01th Dakflbt conti.Jme11. "hu l the ftCtllallosA tn 1~20 . W eather roron0. 1h was 2,271 , a Ra, lnr of 2,1D'J llvea tn. , ( lml\rl <t. od 1h It tlu• w tvfi woultl svrtJrtd nunll)•.'' · 1 to lhll lowet l.llw Jl•glrm hy ton lghl 01 '" --------- MRS. OBERCHAIN AND BURCH ARE FREED ~ yc~:~tarday ~1 ~bruught and turned a visit. 1 ' ln? t.\t.' ~~af:Uon ~r ,J Co~ cam-, tarm~r. Planes Crash; __ Fi·ve Kill .Klan· It ~a,jd ba_ve~tikeu. J. Pr~bate ,...,..,.....,;~.;.......,.,._­ ' ~ltel' 2-4~ ~ ~ ~aheJJ CaUed By Both Defense , Aiid State ~J today. A aumber ot l CrcscJ~t ~ -- Pi,Qmeroy, Ohio \ IZERO WEATHER wants to or nn Sla~er Is ·~illlON, • (.'- I I . I ' IDISTILLERY WAS I ' IN SU B• BASEMENT 1 I, • I r ' A REAL WATCH! A REAL CLICKER! ,JUST LIKE DAD.S I I ! HT FHJn fi!NV II... J ~I~ 0, nee li - Tho I~n""' cnm(llt'tt' d l!.; \\IINY c:t.ptul'..J d Suits $10.00, $1f:so and $15.00. '• wood '' . '· J, ;/ ~ lhtdlson, WIR -A tompoeltlou olronger and better t~nn the real artl· "'''r· ~l~G;Ali~D:~N IJITY •.,1'1· Y.. · Pr•••l Doc. , ,-The ·rieo'lery Of Marlame f!trnes- Scbun!i:na·Hel~, aoted contral· Wbo 111 Ill with bronchial pnoumober tiolne iiere, was' predicted 01 l!<illn·\.y' •ber Pli1tlclans, Her condl· lmpro'fed materlilly Jaat night I ' ,I 11\) ' l lh ••l ed1'1C l ight• null coolly l'([lll ]~li(' Dt 1\lrr~ Em(lrlc lol<l t110 officers tb a.t she l).,.,llll dtho nUll nml -at b ot' reqnef!t • !'tlW wu~ arres lotl nnd lodged In the t' [ll!II IY J~ lt t)olrllng n henrlng, l'lJI!l'Z NO'l' LEAVING ,ht~~~E 1 ~f;l~ER-KIND . •• POM.EROY. ... .. , j 1 ..' ' .. ·Th••~~'!.Qd'f't•d Uaoo. cle l!!t hehlJC mn<le. from HB.WdUI!t and ld'lllvlngs 1111 o termlt of research made hy Prot Oenf'l{e Ke mmerer of the hi ll' In mn11y monllts wu.. ' i taken trom Unln•rslty of WIMrnns:ln. accnrtUnr to 1 !hn h l!IP1llcnt or lho honw o! O nMKe nnnouncement by the \mlvers:tty. The l!awthtBt 1111 mtxed wltb a new t-'mN IC nn f:m1th 'l'lilrtl street;. YOf!· binding mnterlal wht~h Profe88or t ! f'tlh'r' hy Rl\C'r llf !Mw11Til I.ucas n·ml ~emmerer discovered ancl perfected. 4\ f' tm t!n s IDmerlc'R p\nce •ball bcerJ The mlxturt!l 11 1ubjeeted to prel!tSure ~ o nrl'h cd Orne nfter time en tnf.onme · and the reJIIUltlag produt>L :11 Mid to be tlon thul hu waA one .or the blgttest much tou)lher ant1 hnrdl'l' than ordl· 1 nnry wood, does not JJpllt and l!!t lmRellers ot \11tcl t liquor in tho city, ~111t pervlcms to WfllPr. 110 f'v ldiiii(!C wa. scvor round Yoster· I The ~htef llBi of the wood oom~ dnv RlwrllT LuCIIf'l an l~hls men tesl{l4\ tton, Profeuor Kemm~rer l!lft.Yfl, 18 -~~ -tit,.. floor or lh e ~e ll ar or the home a111l the mnnufRI"ture of trregulat l!lhB.ped I fit 1a1Jy luc nt~l n clecerly concealed article&, aucb tilt toUet aets, radio dlal!t nntl Dther wt'MM1 nrnduch that are dlf· ll' tll 1lonr wlllth led lnl'!l a Emb-OO.se- ftcult to cnrve 'l'ltA eum})Oflltlon takes Jllf'n l ThtM room w11'!1 fitt ed U'Jl with n good ftnlsb or varall!h ontl enamel. a Nl111J)1Atf' 1Hstlllery Thoro waR- n fi{)J!:n\ lon Rlill, nine b:trrolft or mash "''1 11 1'"'" " 1"""'Y or nnlshe<l prod 1111 rnrn ll([lLO'r Thn pl1 ce was 1\lt~;l ...- ~ou• 1 • ·1t_IJ1 I B.oy~.s • f. ., . 1 compoaitlon Madt by Wltcantln ProftMor From hWdiUit and 8hav. tnga H11 . • t:IERE. IT IS ' ._.. Zoo,ooo;o'oo u GRos5 rAR~ING~ · ~f "'eN NU~RIN6 _ ,,.,. ·· Zoo, qoo fooO IN .V.O:LUt ~L TO THf COST,• Q,l;:·!l;ft' fjt.R~' .~AXfS 1 IN :3 YEAR~ . HIS ot.SCfiNOENT~WILL N~M~E·R· ;' 1 Frank •Dunn, of Brooklyu, N. Y., wu aeuteneed to liS days ln the workbouwe by Ma,tstrate Ellpern tor ).Jutng Maraaret . '' ~ ' ~!S9, 709,480'Mt.s 1 • I •. 1 ' If you·don't, we will. "' And remembe~lwaya at your ~~ervic:e-:­ for advertiaing publicity in the column• of 'the Swenson. Daily Ne~a. SomcthiDlJ lodced ID the alrl's eye while 8h' rwaa, walk.lnx 11long the o<reot rem•" It al\4 n ,onb ·o!lered to f!>r ~~!1 1 lie removed J\l!Cordillg to Ben Fultz, or Middletll_, lrrltatJn, ~.Jeet ~ and, wtth· 11ort. we mnde a mifJ.\~t In y.. ter-1.11· · aeklng tor btl reconlpen&e. tlay's l)aper 1u s.ta~l~ ,that he ca•e the girl ,, . ret~dlng leave tor Chffiago. Thla ta . 8be tlum Ui~it, blfi..;. l l' on our part Mr. ~ FUltz rested. I this mo~nln\ that b,e ha.d DO inw tentlon ol leaY,tnr lol,lddlaport. ' Iboosrurr ·<PER f.NNUM)- Jailed for Stealing One Kiss as He Helped Girl ""*"*Otloe'*~.--.-~fi"!Oold I :~~:~;., Chicqo ; 'Thoma~ oa ; Leon aJl~~a•• yond reconry. - (By Tbe Aasoclated Preis) I STRONGER THAN REAL WOOD 'erp*"' It TIMOTHY ,HEALEY FIRST GOVERNOR OF I l ttot~ ~clil•eS -~;·i.~:ij~~r; the air; the earih' to 'aamea.' T'he , . kllled. were ·- 8~ Obto , and' Plltatea Plated Against Middleport -Other Cllargea May Be Plated Against Him I ~ wben a Mf.rtlf '":li~\~!,,!ri: them 11 lljAO~IDO . p\fow•l !.Gearhart, collldfd aboo: was I GRIPS NORTHWEST were ll:tned at . 06 ~ ,I I' Nl!lWPORT ('11\lWB, Va .. li O'earbtrl and c:4ibrt ' IN MID· AIR feet, J~IDII!i Oew""'la wlt:n••!.!O••I'"•• ' .__._._.._.___________.,..______________~~,-~·------------~A ~·r._"~·~·~~--~----~--~·~·~·~ ! HOVER Falls' Two . ; . be~n ~ned an'd dl~ c~se PO!!Btbly not go to the jury until tJ· :~/:.:":~.~1~~.\~~~·•. ~~~~g~:·~~:~ :~: h.\:~~:.·:~t:tt~;~;,l~~·~.:~~o:~ TH ~· -E·.~,.;~\M ~~ tM:O··~ ~·'. ~ : .~; .:B· A..,NJ{ . ·. - - & ~" 'S '',A~.·lNG·S';"'.\.feo ·. M "PANY ' POLICE SEIZE RIFLES·Mr ~~cott, The ca:e Artlrii cbar«.;d wllb shootins ...,lth 1~nt to klll H()l· Gilkey lo ' tbe caa~ belnr• tr!oil in the Mel111 county : ~!Ommoa . . t011t ,o\ir Tt3ge.ty Jury May Not Get Case Until Tomorrt w,-Many Wltnllfl8otl PLANES tJtt 1 Nt'lle I• Scent Of ARTHUR SCO'IT ON TRIAL T~~o. Kaf.e~., l PENSIQN B~ '~ ·~_Tha~~" ofijJS~r.lla • rtported ~eelnl P' cgtrc HOUSE accord· telei1Wo. +I -r.,_.,. . ........ , LH.R.FOUI:.K, · · · · .1!1-ne ' • '" .,..., lli.O.. 'A"'"'",·D•·•r rlZMJ: -~·1!: , ~ .' 1 I.-A klaiOrloal tn, liacklalbem dlleilif.lldiJdJ; •Pr!n;,u;;i,/!l �DEC. 1922 I Speaking ·ot Stenographers!' PROPOSITION State Reglltrar Of Automobllet. Columbus, Dec. 6.-Tbad H Brown, teeretary or !tate-i!lect, announ ced be appoint Colonel Ohalmers R. Wll· 1 New Taffeta Direct Election of President I ~~~~:~~·~~~,eo~~~~·:m:,~~: ~~: :~~:·g,~~.:[ · saw oTersi!a• eervlce aa a SoughI by Senators. ""' of the ·~It or Major General S. Farnswortb commM.uder of the FIRST MOVE OF THE NEW BLOC ·~····· .................................... 1J Ceatl Per WMai • .... . . . $4 00 per y 8a 1 ·\ .By mall Uusldo .c01mty) 1DY ~ui.l (Outside COlllltY) . N~ ,p:~perr; acnt by mall where we NA'lAL TREATY ~~v·c c.~;lor Splrltuall•t. to Meet. Columbus, Dec &-The Ohio Splr· Rtaolu.llon For Conltltutlonal Amerut. l!ut•ll•ot ut~ociatlon wUI hold L'ts 111eml· ment Providing For Abolition of buslntas con.ter.ence In CohuuEiectoral College FtVorably Batur~y &nd S~tnd&y. ported to tho Mornlnr and afternoon bm! lneaa &es· 5 oo per year Service. Dresses 371h division, an.d before that tor wae In comm"nd ot the signal ot tte Ohio nat.to~a.l guard - AFFECTS ORDNANCE Fr7d~1Y b:n!el:a.~r:~ So~~he;l~ d~oy wJll be beld at the West Sl'de Holda Con1tant Changes In tutlon Unwl51e-Contut Looma. MANUFACTURE In From New York Tuesday<> Waa11tngton, Dee 6 -Members cburcll. wltb st.ut& otflcen cbarge. lhe new proares.ain bloc ln.con.r•r•••l won their ftrat lealalatlve victory by U,nlon Prlntel'ti Strlkt, (Oy Tho A),jsocltLLcd l'r6~) "WJ\SIIJJ'-IU'J ON, no li ~ II 1w ' . eet ln • verauru TJNT'l'J:D IN MARRIAGE H D . ,, Homedew a nd Mril. Cora Cooper ot Rutland, Wt3ltl united In marriage nt the Dapt!st c hurch Middleport, by Rev R W1lson, Der.embe r G, nt 2 p. m, this also bemg the 5Gth wedding anu1v er::~a1 y of Mrs. Takt lalt• '~ flush Kidneys If Coopet 's n1hther Back palnl you or Bladdtl' 1'ho bt Ide and... groom \\ere nccom· ,bothert. pamed by Dr. nnd 1\lrs. E. E. S tan ~­ bury. They will roalde on a farm near Flush your kulneya With u.Ue 000&Rutlnn(l, llOn&lly, say& a noted authority, who tells \18 tbat too mllch met~o~ &D.d rich1 food ma.y frmn tmc amd, which a1D101i paralyzes tl1e ktdncy& Jtl the1r efforts to T~ead the Daily News nnd rtttsburg upel d1 fr~m the blood. They !lecoma Leader, both delivered to your home Blugglltb ftl.nd w~en; thea you auft'er with a. dull mllt&ry m tb& ktdney regiOD, f'or lri cents ver week sha.rp paum: m the baek or ~ick headaehe, dJz~mCI!Is, your atoma.eh aoun, tonRue ts C()At,.d, and when the w~ther RECEIVES HARVARD SCHOL· is ba.d you l1a.Ve rlmumat&o twi~ Th& urine gol.s doudy, full of sediment, ARSHIP I the channel& often get nore and lrrl· I Ohnrlc:~ F R-<>'berts, son or Mr and t&ted, obhging I' OU to seek rehef two or Mr>s Dale Roberts, or Raclne, ;~lis throo tunl.lil dtltmg tlie naght. To..r h~p MUt~11ohze t)lf!t!ti 1\lwardod th~ I\VIU'Ii&ms soh.oliJr!h;,?lJT aeidJ, ~ 11l~n80' the tfdO;ri tho Theologtca~ scboo1 hl H-a.Ma.rd oil the l:iotly • urlnotu wute, university, actmrd~ng to an -a nnounce- ounoell!l of Jatl Salts from any mae1 l1ci-e; to.ko a. tAblespoonful oneut made Friday fl:oberts Is lfL glass of WP.tcr bofO'I'o breaktut for a gJ;a1lun.te i>f !'ihmetta college, and re· few day" a.nd your kidneys ma.y then ce1ved n. degree Jrom the Mead ville a.et ilnt~ Th11 famoua ~alt. ~~ made from tho l,elda or grapes &nd lemon Theological scl1ool at MeJHl'vme, Pu 1 juum. chmblncd WJth htJ1\a., and hu lie iR a :uephew' or iJ..frs W G, Sib-~ been! used for genera.t1ona to flueh and. ley or Grlllipolis-Galllpolis Tribune: flt mmla.t.e eluggtl!lh k1dneye; a.lao to neutrah1.c the acld A 111 urine ao it no longer \rritateR, thua often endmg blad· I tlcr wealtne&IJ r~"end tile DnUy NeY.~ ..111<1 Plttsl.mrg ,Tad S&lt.!l i11 lnexperu!ive; can not inLender, both deliv ered to yo11r home jure and makts " delightful e!ern. """t lithia water drink. tlor lU cents .ver Week Wash Kidneys If. They I ' I .I . -, _.AFTER the f~rst br~thless ecstasy of untying. ribfl'lbons and. r1.111djng J)l}per- then-turn 6n ihe new Victrola, and ,welcome the whole world•of'· .loru~ .to your home. :Frpm ~at great moment 'll host ohrew friends joins your .fa~ily circle, friends you khow but probably.never have heard- the world'8 gteatest artists of instrument and voice. The fi~est music, ' your own favorite IO"lfPP Of!'•tnereafter at!d e\Pl)r ay!l,ijable, to be hear~ at their best whenev~ ~~Jitbn as you lib; on w~~t .ReeoJI:I8. . of ' _, obtaining from the senate agrlt~ulture commltt~. whoil& memberslllp Ill· eludes a number of membe'r~:r ot the bloc a tavorable report On a resolu· tlon to tunend tile oonsututlon to provide for direct election ot the preal· 4ent e.nd vice president 'fhe amendment also would chance inauguration day from t tc the .third Mon-day In Jan· uary, and Ulembera or the seuate and b.oust~ would begin their terms ot of· fice the ftrt1t Monday In January arter the biennial elections CClngrMs weuld meet In regula.r sesliliOil anuuaHy oa tt.~ ftrat 'Monda.y In January. u. was Indicated at th~ white hOUf!e tlat tl$ move to amend the conatltu· tlon iu. these l)artlculars would b.ave no .support !rom P.resldent Hardin(. The pro osed amendment woulod provide •P 1n lly tbQl • ibe choice of each ata( for president and vice president s u be determined at a reneral elec on (If the quallfted elec· tors ot auch &tate," tbus perm!tUng Toter:. to ca11 t their ballots directly f<lr president and vice president The 'ote would be canvassed by the sen· ate aud bouse ilt joint sesetoD, each e+B.te being rlv&D. Btl many vole'S fQf th!s pnrpoM as JL bn.d aenatora and representatives U such a canvass by states should Mans-fl~ld, 0, Dec\ 6.-The Man&• Newtt, only da.Uy paper In this or aa000, Js oper.t!11g wltb a non· --AT-- compm1lng room followina: a s&.rtke ot union prlnt&f'i R C Holles, publishe r, aerved notl~e on biB print;.. ers tllut attar Juu 1, w)len .ngrooment& he would operate en tirely on an open shop baals. Maclllne• In Colll•lon, St Mu-rys, 0. De(l. 0 - P A Seber. zinger or SpllngtleJ.d was killed, John Wa lsh seriously InJured and Mu Au· fi!::.. gust Reichert and her Ill-mon th s ()ld 1@1 11o n or O!.!gootl were slightly inJu red @ In au automobile ac~ideut near here @) 1'helr )Il.&oblne, drlnn by \\'alsb, col·~ lldeJ wit b. that or ..,T ony Doll. Gill Explo ... ·a,· Two Injured, • - • AkrQD, 0,. Dec. 6.-Two employe.a ~ or the NotLbern Ohio Traction ond ~ l...tght company were probubly fatally ~ when ga9 In a manho le In the @ do'f'~town district er.ploded. , 1'1\9 ln. @) jured are John Oder and FNid Robin· soo, connected with tbe uOOcrground @) department ot 'tbtJ; wmpan)l.. Rlin DoWW by Fire Truck. @) m.,tela·lld, . ~c' 6 ...o..Henry Watter-~ I@) hotitt'c k·t~, we41\bY oontractor, wo.s •• Ad vance spr1ng • StyIeg, Come in·and see New Christmas Kimonas Just In and ahn.o&t lns l11ntly killed by a .fire Ill Cine truck he re At the time ~ or the accloden~ Watt.enon was at· ~ disclose !act of a majorlly, then the tekntJ.ttng t o rtitTteve a woman's sljp· ., pree~ent would be ( hosen By a. rna\:1: Jortty vote or .the house "tr<lm the per lbat had come Crri in the street periODS having the highest numbers, Q~rl Killed by Brother. @ Dayt'On, 0, Dec 6 -Ula Phillips, 1 0 uot e~:ceedlng three, o~ ' the lis t or t.ho!e voted for as president" The 11-yea~-ola daU'gbter of Rilbert Phh 1':'1.: vote for vice prestdent would be can· Hpe or Miamisburg, wtl!t -shot and kill \!1_ ltlased. In a elmUa.r' manner, except ed by ~er 6-yea-r--old br.other Rvben, 0 In event or ~ choice by majority Jr, who was playing ~1lll. au 'unload votera' ~~sen ate would elect ed abotgun. of,J\cjfij('lll•~~ iwt~en the two per· re~l'ftng"· largest number nt F'•rmer Tak.i'f'8Wn Life. Circlovllle 0 , Dec. 6 -JIJdward \Vhlte house otnclals In prese-nting Strawser. t~~.rmer. 53;' ended his Hfe He recently dl3 Pre~:~ldent Ha.rdtrl'g's views. on the pru;- by shootlni: blmselr pDsai represented the et:ocuUve as posed of his fa1 m and is said to have feeling that constant clianges In the been despondent constitution were unnecessary, and ln --:Aged Man killed, son&e caKes unwise Mr Harding H RavMtna, 0, , Dec 6 -Jobn G was saHI, regs.rd&d the present pr<lcedure under t-he constitution where- Brown, 70, was stnrck 1 by Pfi automOJo by a new congreltS docs not meet for bile 1lrtveu by J T J<ilgglna, and died ll·the than .a yea,r alter ibt election ae 20 minutes lalrr In the clly bo&Illtul aue or the wises-t step• taken by tbe KlgghuJ wa.a exoneruled nation's toulldlng fathers, as It allows passione to cool SNAP SHOTS The agriculture committee In rts report, however, took an oppO'I!Ite view, :m I OU Pont de Nemours company declaring that "the present condition declared al>BO 11er eent conimon stock of affairs Js not only unfair to the clt- dividend This Is In a.ccortl with thu lsenB"hlp at large, who have expresaed recent vote of etockholdera lCI I~ tbelr will as to \rlla.t legislation thaT crease the c{l.pltn1 to $100 000,{100 deaire, but it Is likewise unfolr LD Wisconsin supreme court held ll tbelr servants, whom thy have elect woman Jlahle In her separate prOperty ll-------~-----­ to carry out this will" ·buslnees when she eudor!H!lS a It appear& that yy ertorta by the note or hP.r hu sband Incurring ftnan· bloc to press the propoeal might brJnr eta! liability for him, ueoq e11q mp\ '!IBUIA'J yamnr S IJIJ a ftgbt which would teat the power Earth tremor• were relt at Onaca tbe }lrogresslve faction City, Palapa anl\ Vera Cruz, Mexfco Kte~lng Out u 1e catL Net damage wu reported The Leicester Clty bench ye:sterllaJ New York building trades dlsputu deetded that any p~non wns leg.nllt .a.Utled to place on his garden brnken bas be&n Elflttlf!d Census Bureau Also Predictt lnDr Henry Whftman Kilburn, 65, bottles to keep ort dogs RIHl c.n.ts A cr. .sed Mortlllty. said to have been the owner of sa nl· summonll for H!llous injury to a tlog Wa'Bhlngton, Dec 6 -A decllniiiJ tarhtm!l at Berne and J..uce rne Swlt wns cllsm:sse1.-Mnnclll.• ster (Eng.) Ouanllnn birl.h rate and an increasing death z~lnn-d, died at Los Angele11 Liverpool police seized large qua%11 I rate for 1922 as Compare<l with 1!12-1 wtre forecast by •be cen.sus bureau, tltlea of arms, ammunition and n· which based it& calculatlone on rec· ploetvett nn aeveTal ahips bound tor Subset"lbe fOI the D!! 'l y NewR. ords for the ftrat six months of the tbe south of Irtland. Jea.r for the registration .urell or the country, coplprtsing aboLLt 82 per ce nt I~ of the total population of tbe United CHICAGb, Dec 8, Stateos. Catl\e-Top 11tecn, U3 50, bulk of ulj(!., The birth rate few the first six SS(JlHl atockeriJ nnd r ec(h•r~. t ~ fti, £' HI\ el!, months of thia year was 22 7 per 1,00(1 l~ifjHI population, white tor the same period J:'(l).:I"-Top, ~8 J5• bulk or snl" Si .20 of 1921 tbo same rate was 24 8 and 'J8 10, packing S!lWS, $1 10@1 111, 111(111 tor tt.e whole of last year US The fRU!~ 15 Slu!ep nnd l•u.mbH-ToP natl vo lAmb,, de&tb rate for the eix mQnthtl ending $1& 25, ~wes $6@7 Z!i June SO tbJB year wa11 12 6 per 1 000 Rece\pts-Cattll', 161'100, hop, G,,1lOO; populaUon. while for the same period sheep ll.lld lnmba 18 000 of 19:11 the rate wa& 12, Q.nd tor the CLEVIlLAND, Det' t. Ca.llt.-Bteen~, $5 60010. helten~ $GO wboiEt q~ last rear 11 6 -- e J.N.Rathburn'sSons' e lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIIIIRIIIHHIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUHI BASKET BALL ! Middleport Hi vs Pomeroy 'I BIRTH RATE DECLINING '' ' ' A REAL WAT(HI A REAL CLICK£R I jUST LIKE 'DAD'S! ' \ Prize Winner l Boy's S\lit·s ' \ $10.00, $12.511 and $15;00. 1 50, bul\11 S3 7&@5 I . . . t\, ' ' ' ~~ The conteata between thele achoola are .lwaya full of action, and a hard-fouaht , _ ia UIUftld. Tile clleport Squad defeated the Syracuae T - Jut niaht ZS.J.& DAILY MARKET REPORf WITH . "BEST . EVER'' .. ARMORY, THUftSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 7:30 ' ADMISSION 25 AND 35 CENTS ,• l 1 t \;\\I l I t I New Aephyxlatlng G••· Werea.w, D&c. 6 -General Rachew•kl of the Pollab' army declared h• ha4 lntormct!On that the Oermane b&Ye invented a new anhyxlatlng gaa f.or w•r;t~me, uae, agaiiutt whlt.'h gu muka are usel~flt RMhewskl cla.~ma Lh&t he wa1 threatened with death If b& dl8clol&d the German discovery. ~o. cow11, fl 60®6 llO: calve ... $1i@l2 n ffOIA - Mixed, hea\ICII $8 6608 60. ahd I 1 medlnrr .. I , Pllt'• and l!ghle. $~ M Sheep and r~Rmhs-Lnmbfl. $8@1G li~: lhecp, U fi007 Receipts-Cattle, 100, hop, %,5AO ~lteep and Inmb11 fiOO PtTTSIURQH , Dt>c G. Ca.tt1e-F!tcei'IJ, U0@10 75: ne1rer11, $7 Ofl 25 cows $6@8 oRIVtlf top, $1 3 IJags- Jioavll'll, $8 115@fl -10 Il ea\~ yr•rk· el'l, light yorkcrs nnt'l p\gi'J $8 76@8 80 Sheep and Lamb11 - Top •heep $!1 60; top lamhll, $Ui .... nG mt~dlume, 18 35, lllfht !hlppera, 18 liO, Pll'. $708 60, fit Sows, $607 Shee~;~ and Lamb&-Lamb.t. llifllH: •beep, U tili 10 Rocelp,ts- Calll", ~oo: hop, 4 000. s h ~Je p --:-- Artcltnt Town Hall Burnld. Norlolt, Mus, Dec B-Tbe tow• MJ.l bere, built ln 1797 and ueed .. ~ u.ntJl 1i'70, 'was burned .VI\1 an4 laMl:ls; 800! ncordl were d93tr!Jyed by th~ ' " Day Calla, 29S.L; Ni1ht c.n., 471-L. LOWEST TERMS. BEST SERVICE. ynrkefll $8 711, rmlll!'h!!, $7 Mtaga, THE B. F. BIGGS COMPANY. I Atllnlt "'' Butfdlng PrQgrlm. WalhiDitOD, Dec 6 -President H&Ming bas tal~ lnqulrer.s tba.t he JB necelpls-Hogs 1.000; 11heep &tul IRn lL'I, . not. ill ta•or t~t' a large publlc bulldlDI CINCIN'NATI, Oer. S prosr&m. such as that provided tor Cattle-Steerll, lt@9 60: heltf!l's S50 ta tbe propond omr~tbus public build· liQ, COWl!, '8@0 , c.a.\Vel'l, 14@1!! liO t'DII bUI, In VIIW of the preaent ftuan S1IJors-Heavl&!l packei'IJ Rnd butC"I1er8 clal .Uuat.ton Funeral POMEROY, • THE GROCER SEWNG BElTER BU'I'tER Will please his customef• who uee 1 it. It ~ !iJce ";ta "BETI'ER." Use Apples now whil~ prices lll'f! lo'V; iilio Lei<~~ ~ Pletny of vitamines in Butter, Apple. imd ~tliOtl,< We Can ser.e'' Yciu.~ ';/ THE T. H. DAVIS COMPANY' ' P-roy. �DEC. 1922 I Speaking ·ot Stenographers!' PROPOSITION State Reglltrar Of Automobllet. Columbus, Dec. 6.-Tbad H Brown, teeretary or !tate-i!lect, announ ced be appoint Colonel Ohalmers R. Wll· 1 New Taffeta Direct Election of President I ~~~~:~~·~~~,eo~~~~·:m:,~~: ~~: :~~:·g,~~.:[ · saw oTersi!a• eervlce aa a SoughI by Senators. ""' of the ·~It or Major General S. Farnswortb commM.uder of the FIRST MOVE OF THE NEW BLOC ·~····· .................................... 1J Ceatl Per WMai • .... . . . $4 00 per y 8a 1 ·\ .By mall Uusldo .c01mty) 1DY ~ui.l (Outside COlllltY) . N~ ,p:~perr; acnt by mall where we NA'lAL TREATY ~~v·c c.~;lor Splrltuall•t. to Meet. Columbus, Dec &-The Ohio Splr· Rtaolu.llon For Conltltutlonal Amerut. l!ut•ll•ot ut~ociatlon wUI hold L'ts 111eml· ment Providing For Abolition of buslntas con.ter.ence In CohuuEiectoral College FtVorably Batur~y &nd S~tnd&y. ported to tho Mornlnr and afternoon bm! lneaa &es· 5 oo per year Service. Dresses 371h division, an.d before that tor wae In comm"nd ot the signal ot tte Ohio nat.to~a.l guard - AFFECTS ORDNANCE Fr7d~1Y b:n!el:a.~r:~ So~~he;l~ d~oy wJll be beld at the West Sl'de Holda Con1tant Changes In tutlon Unwl51e-Contut Looma. MANUFACTURE In From New York Tuesday<> Waa11tngton, Dee 6 -Members cburcll. wltb st.ut& otflcen cbarge. lhe new proares.ain bloc ln.con.r•r•••l won their ftrat lealalatlve victory by U,nlon Prlntel'ti Strlkt, (Oy Tho A),jsocltLLcd l'r6~) "WJ\SIIJJ'-IU'J ON, no li ~ II 1w ' . eet ln • verauru TJNT'l'J:D IN MARRIAGE H D . ,, Homedew a nd Mril. Cora Cooper ot Rutland, Wt3ltl united In marriage nt the Dapt!st c hurch Middleport, by Rev R W1lson, Der.embe r G, nt 2 p. m, this also bemg the 5Gth wedding anu1v er::~a1 y of Mrs. Takt lalt• '~ flush Kidneys If Coopet 's n1hther Back palnl you or Bladdtl' 1'ho bt Ide and... groom \\ere nccom· ,bothert. pamed by Dr. nnd 1\lrs. E. E. S tan ~­ bury. They will roalde on a farm near Flush your kulneya With u.Ue 000&Rutlnn(l, llOn&lly, say& a noted authority, who tells \18 tbat too mllch met~o~ &D.d rich1 food ma.y frmn tmc amd, which a1D101i paralyzes tl1e ktdncy& Jtl the1r efforts to T~ead the Daily News nnd rtttsburg upel d1 fr~m the blood. They !lecoma Leader, both delivered to your home Blugglltb ftl.nd w~en; thea you auft'er with a. dull mllt&ry m tb& ktdney regiOD, f'or lri cents ver week sha.rp paum: m the baek or ~ick headaehe, dJz~mCI!Is, your atoma.eh aoun, tonRue ts C()At,.d, and when the w~ther RECEIVES HARVARD SCHOL· is ba.d you l1a.Ve rlmumat&o twi~ Th& urine gol.s doudy, full of sediment, ARSHIP I the channel& often get nore and lrrl· I Ohnrlc:~ F R-<>'berts, son or Mr and t&ted, obhging I' OU to seek rehef two or Mr>s Dale Roberts, or Raclne, ;~lis throo tunl.lil dtltmg tlie naght. To..r h~p MUt~11ohze t)lf!t!ti 1\lwardod th~ I\VIU'Ii&ms soh.oliJr!h;,?lJT aeidJ, ~ 11l~n80' the tfdO;ri tho Theologtca~ scboo1 hl H-a.Ma.rd oil the l:iotly • urlnotu wute, university, actmrd~ng to an -a nnounce- ounoell!l of Jatl Salts from any mae1 l1ci-e; to.ko a. tAblespoonful oneut made Friday fl:oberts Is lfL glass of WP.tcr bofO'I'o breaktut for a gJ;a1lun.te i>f !'ihmetta college, and re· few day" a.nd your kidneys ma.y then ce1ved n. degree Jrom the Mead ville a.et ilnt~ Th11 famoua ~alt. ~~ made from tho l,elda or grapes &nd lemon Theological scl1ool at MeJHl'vme, Pu 1 juum. chmblncd WJth htJ1\a., and hu lie iR a :uephew' or iJ..frs W G, Sib-~ been! used for genera.t1ona to flueh and. ley or Grlllipolis-Galllpolis Tribune: flt mmla.t.e eluggtl!lh k1dneye; a.lao to neutrah1.c the acld A 111 urine ao it no longer \rritateR, thua often endmg blad· I tlcr wealtne&IJ r~"end tile DnUy NeY.~ ..111<1 Plttsl.mrg ,Tad S&lt.!l i11 lnexperu!ive; can not inLender, both deliv ered to yo11r home jure and makts " delightful e!ern. """t lithia water drink. tlor lU cents .ver Week Wash Kidneys If. They I ' I .I . -, _.AFTER the f~rst br~thless ecstasy of untying. ribfl'lbons and. r1.111djng J)l}per- then-turn 6n ihe new Victrola, and ,welcome the whole world•of'· .loru~ .to your home. :Frpm ~at great moment 'll host ohrew friends joins your .fa~ily circle, friends you khow but probably.never have heard- the world'8 gteatest artists of instrument and voice. The fi~est music, ' your own favorite IO"lfPP Of!'•tnereafter at!d e\Pl)r ay!l,ijable, to be hear~ at their best whenev~ ~~Jitbn as you lib; on w~~t .ReeoJI:I8. . of ' _, obtaining from the senate agrlt~ulture commltt~. whoil& memberslllp Ill· eludes a number of membe'r~:r ot the bloc a tavorable report On a resolu· tlon to tunend tile oonsututlon to provide for direct election ot the preal· 4ent e.nd vice president 'fhe amendment also would chance inauguration day from t tc the .third Mon-day In Jan· uary, and Ulembera or the seuate and b.oust~ would begin their terms ot of· fice the ftrt1t Monday In January arter the biennial elections CClngrMs weuld meet In regula.r sesliliOil anuuaHy oa tt.~ ftrat 'Monda.y In January. u. was Indicated at th~ white hOUf!e tlat tl$ move to amend the conatltu· tlon iu. these l)artlculars would b.ave no .support !rom P.resldent Hardin(. The pro osed amendment woulod provide •P 1n lly tbQl • ibe choice of each ata( for president and vice president s u be determined at a reneral elec on (If the quallfted elec· tors ot auch &tate," tbus perm!tUng Toter:. to ca11 t their ballots directly f<lr president and vice president The 'ote would be canvassed by the sen· ate aud bouse ilt joint sesetoD, each e+B.te being rlv&D. Btl many vole'S fQf th!s pnrpoM as JL bn.d aenatora and representatives U such a canvass by states should Mans-fl~ld, 0, Dec\ 6.-The Man&• Newtt, only da.Uy paper In this or aa000, Js oper.t!11g wltb a non· --AT-- compm1lng room followina: a s&.rtke ot union prlnt&f'i R C Holles, publishe r, aerved notl~e on biB print;.. ers tllut attar Juu 1, w)len .ngrooment& he would operate en tirely on an open shop baals. Maclllne• In Colll•lon, St Mu-rys, 0. De(l. 0 - P A Seber. zinger or SpllngtleJ.d was killed, John Wa lsh seriously InJured and Mu Au· fi!::.. gust Reichert and her Ill-mon th s ()ld 1@1 11o n or O!.!gootl were slightly inJu red @ In au automobile ac~ideut near here @) 1'helr )Il.&oblne, drlnn by \\'alsb, col·~ lldeJ wit b. that or ..,T ony Doll. Gill Explo ... ·a,· Two Injured, • - • AkrQD, 0,. Dec. 6.-Two employe.a ~ or the NotLbern Ohio Traction ond ~ l...tght company were probubly fatally ~ when ga9 In a manho le In the @ do'f'~town district er.ploded. , 1'1\9 ln. @) jured are John Oder and FNid Robin· soo, connected with tbe uOOcrground @) department ot 'tbtJ; wmpan)l.. Rlin DoWW by Fire Truck. @) m.,tela·lld, . ~c' 6 ...o..Henry Watter-~ I@) hotitt'c k·t~, we41\bY oontractor, wo.s •• Ad vance spr1ng • StyIeg, Come in·and see New Christmas Kimonas Just In and ahn.o&t lns l11ntly killed by a .fire Ill Cine truck he re At the time ~ or the accloden~ Watt.enon was at· ~ disclose !act of a majorlly, then the tekntJ.ttng t o rtitTteve a woman's sljp· ., pree~ent would be ( hosen By a. rna\:1: Jortty vote or .the house "tr<lm the per lbat had come Crri in the street periODS having the highest numbers, Q~rl Killed by Brother. @ Dayt'On, 0, Dec 6 -Ula Phillips, 1 0 uot e~:ceedlng three, o~ ' the lis t or t.ho!e voted for as president" The 11-yea~-ola daU'gbter of Rilbert Phh 1':'1.: vote for vice prestdent would be can· Hpe or Miamisburg, wtl!t -shot and kill \!1_ ltlased. In a elmUa.r' manner, except ed by ~er 6-yea-r--old br.other Rvben, 0 In event or ~ choice by majority Jr, who was playing ~1lll. au 'unload votera' ~~sen ate would elect ed abotgun. of,J\cjfij('lll•~~ iwt~en the two per· re~l'ftng"· largest number nt F'•rmer Tak.i'f'8Wn Life. Circlovllle 0 , Dec. 6 -JIJdward \Vhlte house otnclals In prese-nting Strawser. t~~.rmer. 53;' ended his Hfe He recently dl3 Pre~:~ldent Ha.rdtrl'g's views. on the pru;- by shootlni: blmselr pDsai represented the et:ocuUve as posed of his fa1 m and is said to have feeling that constant clianges In the been despondent constitution were unnecessary, and ln --:Aged Man killed, son&e caKes unwise Mr Harding H RavMtna, 0, , Dec 6 -Jobn G was saHI, regs.rd&d the present pr<lcedure under t-he constitution where- Brown, 70, was stnrck 1 by Pfi automOJo by a new congreltS docs not meet for bile 1lrtveu by J T J<ilgglna, and died ll·the than .a yea,r alter ibt election ae 20 minutes lalrr In the clly bo&Illtul aue or the wises-t step• taken by tbe KlgghuJ wa.a exoneruled nation's toulldlng fathers, as It allows passione to cool SNAP SHOTS The agriculture committee In rts report, however, took an oppO'I!Ite view, :m I OU Pont de Nemours company declaring that "the present condition declared al>BO 11er eent conimon stock of affairs Js not only unfair to the clt- dividend This Is In a.ccortl with thu lsenB"hlp at large, who have expresaed recent vote of etockholdera lCI I~ tbelr will as to \rlla.t legislation thaT crease the c{l.pltn1 to $100 000,{100 deaire, but it Is likewise unfolr LD Wisconsin supreme court held ll tbelr servants, whom thy have elect woman Jlahle In her separate prOperty ll-------~-----­ to carry out this will" ·buslnees when she eudor!H!lS a It appear& that yy ertorta by the note or hP.r hu sband Incurring ftnan· bloc to press the propoeal might brJnr eta! liability for him, ueoq e11q mp\ '!IBUIA'J yamnr S IJIJ a ftgbt which would teat the power Earth tremor• were relt at Onaca tbe }lrogresslve faction City, Palapa anl\ Vera Cruz, Mexfco Kte~lng Out u 1e catL Net damage wu reported The Leicester Clty bench ye:sterllaJ New York building trades dlsputu deetded that any p~non wns leg.nllt .a.Utled to place on his garden brnken bas be&n Elflttlf!d Census Bureau Also Predictt lnDr Henry Whftman Kilburn, 65, bottles to keep ort dogs RIHl c.n.ts A cr. .sed Mortlllty. said to have been the owner of sa nl· summonll for H!llous injury to a tlog Wa'Bhlngton, Dec 6 -A decllniiiJ tarhtm!l at Berne and J..uce rne Swlt wns cllsm:sse1.-Mnnclll.• ster (Eng.) Ouanllnn birl.h rate and an increasing death z~lnn-d, died at Los Angele11 Liverpool police seized large qua%11 I rate for 1922 as Compare<l with 1!12-1 wtre forecast by •be cen.sus bureau, tltlea of arms, ammunition and n· which based it& calculatlone on rec· ploetvett nn aeveTal ahips bound tor Subset"lbe fOI the D!! 'l y NewR. ords for the ftrat six months of the tbe south of Irtland. Jea.r for the registration .urell or the country, coplprtsing aboLLt 82 per ce nt I~ of the total population of tbe United CHICAGb, Dec 8, Stateos. Catl\e-Top 11tecn, U3 50, bulk of ulj(!., The birth rate few the first six SS(JlHl atockeriJ nnd r ec(h•r~. t ~ fti, £' HI\ el!, months of thia year was 22 7 per 1,00(1 l~ifjHI population, white tor the same period J:'(l).:I"-Top, ~8 J5• bulk or snl" Si .20 of 1921 tbo same rate was 24 8 and 'J8 10, packing S!lWS, $1 10@1 111, 111(111 tor tt.e whole of last year US The fRU!~ 15 Slu!ep nnd l•u.mbH-ToP natl vo lAmb,, de&tb rate for the eix mQnthtl ending $1& 25, ~wes $6@7 Z!i June SO tbJB year wa11 12 6 per 1 000 Rece\pts-Cattll', 161'100, hop, G,,1lOO; populaUon. while for the same period sheep ll.lld lnmba 18 000 of 19:11 the rate wa& 12, Q.nd tor the CLEVIlLAND, Det' t. Ca.llt.-Bteen~, $5 60010. helten~ $GO wboiEt q~ last rear 11 6 -- e J.N.Rathburn'sSons' e lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIIIIRIIIHHIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUHI BASKET BALL ! Middleport Hi vs Pomeroy 'I BIRTH RATE DECLINING '' ' ' A REAL WAT(HI A REAL CLICK£R I jUST LIKE 'DAD'S! ' \ Prize Winner l Boy's S\lit·s ' \ $10.00, $12.511 and $15;00. 1 50, bul\11 S3 7&@5 I . . . t\, ' ' ' ~~ The conteata between thele achoola are .lwaya full of action, and a hard-fouaht , _ ia UIUftld. Tile clleport Squad defeated the Syracuae T - Jut niaht ZS.J.& DAILY MARKET REPORf WITH . "BEST . EVER'' .. ARMORY, THUftSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 7:30 ' ADMISSION 25 AND 35 CENTS ,• l 1 t \;\\I l I t I New Aephyxlatlng G••· Werea.w, D&c. 6 -General Rachew•kl of the Pollab' army declared h• ha4 lntormct!On that the Oermane b&Ye invented a new anhyxlatlng gaa f.or w•r;t~me, uae, agaiiutt whlt.'h gu muka are usel~flt RMhewskl cla.~ma Lh&t he wa1 threatened with death If b& dl8clol&d the German discovery. ~o. cow11, fl 60®6 llO: calve ... $1i@l2 n ffOIA - Mixed, hea\ICII $8 6608 60. ahd I 1 medlnrr .. I , Pllt'• and l!ghle. $~ M Sheep and r~Rmhs-Lnmbfl. $8@1G li~: lhecp, U fi007 Receipts-Cattle, 100, hop, %,5AO ~lteep and Inmb11 fiOO PtTTSIURQH , Dt>c G. Ca.tt1e-F!tcei'IJ, U0@10 75: ne1rer11, $7 Ofl 25 cows $6@8 oRIVtlf top, $1 3 IJags- Jioavll'll, $8 115@fl -10 Il ea\~ yr•rk· el'l, light yorkcrs nnt'l p\gi'J $8 76@8 80 Sheep and Lamb11 - Top •heep $!1 60; top lamhll, $Ui .... nG mt~dlume, 18 35, lllfht !hlppera, 18 liO, Pll'. $708 60, fit Sows, $607 Shee~;~ and Lamb&-Lamb.t. llifllH: •beep, U tili 10 Rocelp,ts- Calll", ~oo: hop, 4 000. s h ~Je p --:-- Artcltnt Town Hall Burnld. Norlolt, Mus, Dec B-Tbe tow• MJ.l bere, built ln 1797 and ueed .. ~ u.ntJl 1i'70, 'was burned .VI\1 an4 laMl:ls; 800! ncordl were d93tr!Jyed by th~ ' " Day Calla, 29S.L; Ni1ht c.n., 471-L. LOWEST TERMS. BEST SERVICE. ynrkefll $8 711, rmlll!'h!!, $7 Mtaga, THE B. F. BIGGS COMPANY. I Atllnlt "'' Butfdlng PrQgrlm. WalhiDitOD, Dec 6 -President H&Ming bas tal~ lnqulrer.s tba.t he JB necelpls-Hogs 1.000; 11heep &tul IRn lL'I, . not. ill ta•or t~t' a large publlc bulldlDI CINCIN'NATI, Oer. S prosr&m. such as that provided tor Cattle-Steerll, lt@9 60: heltf!l's S50 ta tbe propond omr~tbus public build· liQ, COWl!, '8@0 , c.a.\Vel'l, 14@1!! liO t'DII bUI, In VIIW of the preaent ftuan S1IJors-Heavl&!l packei'IJ Rnd butC"I1er8 clal .Uuat.ton Funeral POMEROY, • THE GROCER SEWNG BElTER BU'I'tER Will please his customef• who uee 1 it. It ~ !iJce ";ta "BETI'ER." Use Apples now whil~ prices lll'f! lo'V; iilio Lei<~~ ~ Pletny of vitamines in Butter, Apple. imd ~tliOtl,< We Can ser.e'' Yciu.~ ';/ THE T. H. DAVIS COMPANY' ' P-roy. �tr&ill\ldi< !rip. . . . ' • . pli.nn'il:d to ' develOP. an.. other h,urlei" oY. two to an1et Q.ta / . ' "aees/' Urban Shocker, righthander, and Hubert Pruett, oouthpa~ . ol.ost likelY t.wirte'ra t CJwln a ngulat pOiltloD on flle mound brlga~e aiei l ~Eantortb, lettliander, wbao has bee'D recalled from Tuha Of Western lea• gue, Henry and Kratt. Homer Ezzell , purcba!ed !tom San Antonio club to fl.ll the tar cor· l er and Phil Todt, recalled ll'om 1 '1:0 d~th ot i government. , the high Greek olllclals who were belli f!otUi""'Y debacle by thO mmrory eomrnttte-e ot th~ iJ'lmJ·:•·i• Ovu."'~'l6 ~llrmcr i-'fJJ.\Iet. 1IJ r':tJfiU he~ with his hand a.t hl! Jnr•.c..~G ll.ituolmr tl.• 111~ -;~~~~ ..r~~ fe.Qot' lic l)Otbrf .. .e. dri.DM· ~ - c~ lumbtlll, and Ced~lc ' Duri t, utllltr• 1outfield6r, .a. l lare expected to ha•e 'keen competition for . t r1elr ' berlhtt . F'obl evtdontly will not makr,_ any more chan geS In hie team, apApr ently 1 b eing satisfied to start the 192~ with last year'H rogulats In q.~l departments. While decltnlng to m:~-ke any predldlons qt the team'! tol\owin!( next your. Ball and Fob! said the y woald try l1nrd to g[ve St. Louis ItA I EMPEROR :wA£ wv£· IN·~ • • I • r ·. OF 1!f23 PENN ANT St. formancu in 20 yen.rfl, the , Loui s 1will fln~f an unu~ally iafge ntfmbet llrDwn s llave high hQPflfl' or winning on band. ' · the A.m~rtcan I.mn;ue c~amJ1ion shtp ; The v\tclllng staff, third ga~e and next year. ~ ·. I eon:terft.e d, wht<:h W'e1•e col1slderel• Dl!mppolnte<l b(t' not d'tslleartened the w~ak posl tltbns and ptobubl'y ha:d over fa ilure to capture U(e 'fla..§';arter 1 :mncb to , do in , the local Am~rlcans' a Rlronuuu sly close struggle witlt tiutbll)ty to flD~sb tlrd ln.Bt ae&aon Ya11k cos, Phil Ball, owner ot the nre to reE"celve tb e 1nnJ11r po r tion 01 BrownH, bu s spent u t~um 1 eu tlmate1l Ma11ager Fohl'a ulteullon on the 'the mE FARMER'S BANK & J f'Dtf e,t't1Mi9e buye rs and Hero ol· Chateau Thierry; Who· Came· !tack covered' With Medals, Jumps·lhto Sea. .. '· On~ ' been. trl-ed to• .expand• the · llitilllf. d'cilll!lit!o · Sollttteaatern Ohio, Close connec~ionwith Plttltiurgh, lhfftftMt-e iftd' otfterl t;M rillr- : I ~etw. QUo&flono gl•clly lur•lilieil. COl i; \Wild; ~ho~l' eli' ~ wa' arlt at' y~u" afrolco; ot .. (Wholisife Only) Local anrf L. 0.. Phone 48211:,; ' ·" Poltieroy, Oftio "'ltli ltJC Jl:ll(htt!P.MtiJ Uulted States tlclU nrtlllf•I'Y ut Clw. te.t1u S('I'Vi<:e ./ '· BEEGLE BROS. )'Clii'S old, duughter of his futlH~fg Jllttlcnet', J!.:1'iJel3t V. OnmJ)bell·llf!nnett, \'bo '' ru·rpose of.This Ad IS · To Look at the same In them was n societY girl, :1 thoroughbred, n wonderful, cui· tu red, Intelligent wom nn, one bls• [1&· n•nt11 would like to huve him mnr ry, 'r ie other Y.fiJI but l1 ch lhl, sixteen lmW •I son), Egg• and Farm PrOduct• Lo' Anre1eB, ba1.-l'bere waS only one wny oGt. J:Io W4\.l'i lo love y,:Uh twO youo" \fomen.·• ship· jt!o'ti of\poultry, Game (In aeS. ..'. ''' .•....... BEN H. SWING . ·' \ ' ' ' ' . ' ' ·. ... '' .. . '• ·' . '· Hardware Company ..' '~ ,' I -· ., I• . ' Paneral Director ' ' ~AlmA moder11te means. ' ANb EMBALMER Ptotnpt, Courte~s and 1Exact Service. '!" ' I .j' \ ., ONLY ONE WAY OUT Onr Motto : Safety and Service for people of 1 ..' '·'I I Court Street. ' ' ''· ' . ,, .' ·• ,. • ~ j SAVINGS COMPANY i ! LOVED lWO GIRlS, . ST. I..OU i S, J\.lo, Dtlc 0.- Confidcut chased u.nd 10 have been l tcnll ed aa u JeHu It of th eir s)JUwlng In 1922, llrom minor l~ag 10 tcnma to which 'whcu I hey fintslled In second Illnce they were "farmed out," &o that when only one game behi nd the l'llltmJi lou J.ee Fohl. Brownie chieftain, assemNew Y01 k Yankees, thl'lr b~11t [ler- bl ea bla squad for sp.rlug lrnlr.lng he . I. I at be tween !lOo,ooo and U>o ooo pur· champlonablp fn 3& yean. chaa\ ng ne wplayers to strengthen hili loam for next year's cnmpatgn. Ftrteen new players hnve !Jeen pur- :IROWNS HO!I"EFUL (By Tho As EOci!ltf!d PresE! ) 1' ' • '·• Since itls all·irr your favor, why not have the BE3T? ALL OUk CARS ARE ENCLOSEJD AND H£ATWf lihe drivetl& o~ our, Caba ate bevel-headed and Careful. We deliver to any point~~ any time, Merely telephone ' 275-". QST IR0N, ·sdl.t.srmw., BAA$81 IJIEJN~t \ .. • ( ED R~pe Sheaves a~ boxes for rope (n:nsmission; Coal' loading dumps de'Sigit.J aild> l!.uil~ complete. • . , Our.. engineers· will c!IHM' an& help you plan · your dumping syattm or ~f po~r triu\amission and de· · sign, manufadture atidl'l!l'fl:mrir. We give eJ~cepti~~~-lilftention Ji:,> orders : fo; emergency ser\ice for millel at\q ~It pfants.' . Min~. car wh~ls ·~ werJ! ki~~~ :t4t~. ,~elf-effing, roller .bearing. · ·. · · ,: ' . ~ f' « -· ~ SUPERIOR SERVICE--· OHIO. ' I AND. ALUMINUM CASTINGs J..ee Taxi-Cab Co. POMERO.Y, FOtJNQ£1$: ANti MACfHlMSTS. Advertia-nh·a ~ rpsll . .:' t·,.d~. W'ue or call, ·~ 470.8-.• l •tlmle; or 30S-X TUESDAY ANE> WEE>NESDA'I at -~ Cleaoind A BIG-TIME ATIRACTION ' screen•cl1188ic•ri\'allinQ" "To!'able Dnvid" and directed by Henry King. A drama of the Virginia wildasjllendid in appeal. DYEII!f~-& Anothe~ A FIRST NATIONAIL ATTMCTJON ~11>'11.._~ 1~ Al!BREY COMEDY, P'.om•"!Y 1!111 !llddl""'"" ~ ,P,llf!OtO ~·If on Vltr'i ,IIINOit DRY Pl.iANlljiJ CO. 11!1!1!11•oort. Ohio. NO<! YorVrlll'll. Mi~ :tlarrison, Bll>o1rl!'JII ""'fc<ttbilil<~l', l'ilnro~ lfftlf liett mtsal.~i btl-stiaM, Josupb Hur· liiBODj when s!te ... ,, Utm pliylhg- dar(hJ a ir.v · Sbe wd nof sO sure ib the ller cbutt4 ..then be· """ tl.,.r4 THURSDAY Matinee 2 P. M. A Stirtinjl Drama I A Fascfuating' bwe Story I /It Gor· t;lleous Spectacle I Pl\l;S81NI! ·WP. GIIJ!d "F,~r •1111 RICHARD BARTHELMESS- ' The Bond B&y" ' fOf yoar ~~~~~f.· Matinee 2 P. M. Gives His Finest Portrayal In •I { ' ., . . fn .tliitl iPIII*' IJ f~ ot JMOple.dall¥ ·.In et>der le .,... tl!8ir .WIIA,li: t!a wily •t.h- ad1 ·bl'inJ nch rood reBUitl. ' Rilles for ci118Sifted advertise~nts arc one cent n wc"d for each insCI'tion. No .ads accepted for less than 25 cents. CUb with order saves annoyance and book-keeping. •. '• ll· LOi1'- llouday, November BO, ttng oil' tr;.Jn or on way- to M011on .OIL~ • i&di.. <look .li..alldbar, , .conlaiutng mooey, OJ£, ae...-@Nl. ~ ~uyj., ftot.U liQ JO MMI. Jo~.n l:.lu!Jer, 108 Uniuu uveoqe, roy, ,Q . ~ertr, Pum.•· �tr&ill\ldi< !rip. . . . ' • . pli.nn'il:d to ' develOP. an.. other h,urlei" oY. two to an1et Q.ta / . ' "aees/' Urban Shocker, righthander, and Hubert Pruett, oouthpa~ . ol.ost likelY t.wirte'ra t CJwln a ngulat pOiltloD on flle mound brlga~e aiei l ~Eantortb, lettliander, wbao has bee'D recalled from Tuha Of Western lea• gue, Henry and Kratt. Homer Ezzell , purcba!ed !tom San Antonio club to fl.ll the tar cor· l er and Phil Todt, recalled ll'om 1 '1:0 d~th ot i government. , the high Greek olllclals who were belli f!otUi""'Y debacle by thO mmrory eomrnttte-e ot th~ iJ'lmJ·:•·i• Ovu."'~'l6 ~llrmcr i-'fJJ.\Iet. 1IJ r':tJfiU he~ with his hand a.t hl! Jnr•.c..~G ll.ituolmr tl.• 111~ -;~~~~ ..r~~ fe.Qot' lic l)Otbrf .. .e. dri.DM· ~ - c~ lumbtlll, and Ced~lc ' Duri t, utllltr• 1outfield6r, .a. l lare expected to ha•e 'keen competition for . t r1elr ' berlhtt . F'obl evtdontly will not makr,_ any more chan geS In hie team, apApr ently 1 b eing satisfied to start the 192~ with last year'H rogulats In q.~l departments. While decltnlng to m:~-ke any predldlons qt the team'! tol\owin!( next your. Ball and Fob! said the y woald try l1nrd to g[ve St. Louis ItA I EMPEROR :wA£ wv£· IN·~ • • I • r ·. OF 1!f23 PENN ANT St. formancu in 20 yen.rfl, the , Loui s 1will fln~f an unu~ally iafge ntfmbet llrDwn s llave high hQPflfl' or winning on band. ' · the A.m~rtcan I.mn;ue c~amJ1ion shtp ; The v\tclllng staff, third ga~e and next year. ~ ·. I eon:terft.e d, wht<:h W'e1•e col1slderel• Dl!mppolnte<l b(t' not d'tslleartened the w~ak posl tltbns and ptobubl'y ha:d over fa ilure to capture U(e 'fla..§';arter 1 :mncb to , do in , the local Am~rlcans' a Rlronuuu sly close struggle witlt tiutbll)ty to flD~sb tlrd ln.Bt ae&aon Ya11k cos, Phil Ball, owner ot the nre to reE"celve tb e 1nnJ11r po r tion 01 BrownH, bu s spent u t~um 1 eu tlmate1l Ma11ager Fohl'a ulteullon on the 'the mE FARMER'S BANK & J f'Dtf e,t't1Mi9e buye rs and Hero ol· Chateau Thierry; Who· Came· !tack covered' With Medals, Jumps·lhto Sea. .. '· On~ ' been. trl-ed to• .expand• the · llitilllf. d'cilll!lit!o · Sollttteaatern Ohio, Close connec~ionwith Plttltiurgh, lhfftftMt-e iftd' otfterl t;M rillr- : I ~etw. QUo&flono gl•clly lur•lilieil. COl i; \Wild; ~ho~l' eli' ~ wa' arlt at' y~u" afrolco; ot .. (Wholisife Only) Local anrf L. 0.. Phone 48211:,; ' ·" Poltieroy, Oftio "'ltli ltJC Jl:ll(htt!P.MtiJ Uulted States tlclU nrtlllf•I'Y ut Clw. te.t1u S('I'Vi<:e ./ '· BEEGLE BROS. )'Clii'S old, duughter of his futlH~fg Jllttlcnet', J!.:1'iJel3t V. OnmJ)bell·llf!nnett, \'bo '' ru·rpose of.This Ad IS · To Look at the same In them was n societY girl, :1 thoroughbred, n wonderful, cui· tu red, Intelligent wom nn, one bls• [1&· n•nt11 would like to huve him mnr ry, 'r ie other Y.fiJI but l1 ch lhl, sixteen lmW •I son), Egg• and Farm PrOduct• Lo' Anre1eB, ba1.-l'bere waS only one wny oGt. J:Io W4\.l'i lo love y,:Uh twO youo" \fomen.·• ship· jt!o'ti of\poultry, Game (In aeS. ..'. ''' .•....... BEN H. SWING . ·' \ ' ' ' ' . ' ' ·. ... '' .. . '• ·' . '· Hardware Company ..' '~ ,' I -· ., I• . ' Paneral Director ' ' ~AlmA moder11te means. ' ANb EMBALMER Ptotnpt, Courte~s and 1Exact Service. '!" ' I .j' \ ., ONLY ONE WAY OUT Onr Motto : Safety and Service for people of 1 ..' '·'I I Court Street. ' ' ''· ' . ,, .' ·• ,. • ~ j SAVINGS COMPANY i ! LOVED lWO GIRlS, . ST. I..OU i S, J\.lo, Dtlc 0.- Confidcut chased u.nd 10 have been l tcnll ed aa u JeHu It of th eir s)JUwlng In 1922, llrom minor l~ag 10 tcnma to which 'whcu I hey fintslled In second Illnce they were "farmed out," &o that when only one game behi nd the l'llltmJi lou J.ee Fohl. Brownie chieftain, assemNew Y01 k Yankees, thl'lr b~11t [ler- bl ea bla squad for sp.rlug lrnlr.lng he . I. I at be tween !lOo,ooo and U>o ooo pur· champlonablp fn 3& yean. chaa\ ng ne wplayers to strengthen hili loam for next year's cnmpatgn. Ftrteen new players hnve !Jeen pur- :IROWNS HO!I"EFUL (By Tho As EOci!ltf!d PresE! ) 1' ' • '·• Since itls all·irr your favor, why not have the BE3T? ALL OUk CARS ARE ENCLOSEJD AND H£ATWf lihe drivetl& o~ our, Caba ate bevel-headed and Careful. We deliver to any point~~ any time, Merely telephone ' 275-". QST IR0N, ·sdl.t.srmw., BAA$81 IJIEJN~t \ .. • ( ED R~pe Sheaves a~ boxes for rope (n:nsmission; Coal' loading dumps de'Sigit.J aild> l!.uil~ complete. • . , Our.. engineers· will c!IHM' an& help you plan · your dumping syattm or ~f po~r triu\amission and de· · sign, manufadture atidl'l!l'fl:mrir. We give eJ~cepti~~~-lilftention Ji:,> orders : fo; emergency ser\ice for millel at\q ~It pfants.' . Min~. car wh~ls ·~ werJ! ki~~~ :t4t~. ,~elf-effing, roller .bearing. · ·. · · ,: ' . ~ f' « -· ~ SUPERIOR SERVICE--· OHIO. ' I AND. ALUMINUM CASTINGs J..ee Taxi-Cab Co. POMERO.Y, FOtJNQ£1$: ANti MACfHlMSTS. Advertia-nh·a ~ rpsll . .:' t·,.d~. W'ue or call, ·~ 470.8-.• l •tlmle; or 30S-X TUESDAY ANE> WEE>NESDA'I at -~ Cleaoind A BIG-TIME ATIRACTION ' screen•cl1188ic•ri\'allinQ" "To!'able Dnvid" and directed by Henry King. A drama of the Virginia wildasjllendid in appeal. DYEII!f~-& Anothe~ A FIRST NATIONAIL ATTMCTJON ~11>'11.._~ 1~ Al!BREY COMEDY, P'.om•"!Y 1!111 !llddl""'"" ~ ,P,llf!OtO ~·If on Vltr'i ,IIINOit DRY Pl.iANlljiJ CO. 11!1!1!11•oort. Ohio. NO<! YorVrlll'll. Mi~ :tlarrison, Bll>o1rl!'JII ""'fc<ttbilil<~l', l'ilnro~ lfftlf liett mtsal.~i btl-stiaM, Josupb Hur· liiBODj when s!te ... ,, Utm pliylhg- dar(hJ a ir.v · Sbe wd nof sO sure ib the ller cbutt4 ..then be· """ tl.,.r4 THURSDAY Matinee 2 P. M. A Stirtinjl Drama I A Fascfuating' bwe Story I /It Gor· t;lleous Spectacle I Pl\l;S81NI! ·WP. GIIJ!d "F,~r •1111 RICHARD BARTHELMESS- ' The Bond B&y" ' fOf yoar ~~~~~f.· Matinee 2 P. M. Gives His Finest Portrayal In •I { ' ., . . fn .tliitl iPIII*' IJ f~ ot JMOple.dall¥ ·.In et>der le .,... tl!8ir .WIIA,li: t!a wily •t.h- ad1 ·bl'inJ nch rood reBUitl. ' Rilles for ci118Sifted advertise~nts arc one cent n wc"d for each insCI'tion. No .ads accepted for less than 25 cents. CUb with order saves annoyance and book-keeping. •. '• ll· LOi1'- llouday, November BO, ttng oil' tr;.Jn or on way- to M011on .OIL~ • i&di.. <look .li..alldbar, , .conlaiutng mooey, OJ£, ae...-@Nl. ~ ~uyj., ftot.U liQ JO MMI. Jo~.n l:.lu!Jer, 108 Uniuu uveoqe, roy, ,Q . ~ertr, Pum.•· �... ' our Hundred Thousand DoBars "Heart Balm" Allowed By ' J····,' ., ,_ ' t• ,, ' ' '' ' "":'R ,'{l' '' ',, ~ . :,..t ·.' • • ~ , J The Greatest Heater On Earth.;.... 1, ' I ' ' ~ tl~ic.~·gc{:Puli<:e · ~ ·. ... .R~~l ' ' > ,r ; I ~ I , ) : t' ' 1/l • !•\ ( • • " • • .,., ,; ·~ ' ' ·,• t ~ .t ' ' ' ' , r ' , '· ,rRjC~· :J:OJ.I•EN Let Us Demonstrate it in your Horne or Office:····'.':·. ·· ... E., Jl. Mot4ru,, mlnei-, of Uutland, ot all'. and Mn. Elmer Molden, trillS ~~Ute rPrlce, daualuer ot ab4 Mr-!' . ..-t~~as Price of DyeB- II ~ '. 1 ·-- ~ ~ '. probate ' ju~dge','"Wednesday !by Justice Jla!'Aflll; .Mr. and y. ~ • " afternoon, or 30 K. of P.'s 81!d I. 0. !), F. members are requested Mrs Mol- den are welt l~W~ ~In' westetn M0(Ja cou11t1 and · iiav'$ 111.& hfcs.t ¥i Ishes of f, / Lodge will be held in Auditorium room, Friday evening, 6 :30. About 20 1'e~ 1rp1afrfild til tlte otnce oft be 1ville, . K. OF P.'S NOTICE '>~ ' tbelr many J w be present to help place steel beam in lodge room. By order of rrlend8:, ·. ' C.C, u, '..•• " ..Tnslanl /;l. Henry Ohlinger, "'·' ,., ' ,; 1 \ •'' ,. pERHAPS it is a sudden change RAILROAD EXTENSION " in the ' weather or the wind ti&~ " The Pedect Gas Fire The Ray·Gio it deeigned in a varie ty of eia:e• and 111yle•. The •imple und digotficd hnet will1uitlhe .. ' . ' ' From a R1y·Gio the beat come• '~tral~&hlout inlo lbe room and lravej, clear ucrou lhe rOQ~, warming any penon or object imtanl· ly1 ·~ l~m1 fir•t thst part of the room in moll di1criminating. De low i1 pictured • , ' ' coming from th• wrong directipn that makes the home so cold. No matter what the reason, a Ray-Gio with it'• radiant heat will worm _YOU. There is 'no delay, Radiant heat travel~ at the ~arne speed as light. Jua1 "'' the room ia ftooded with lleht the moment the •witch is turned,so are you bathed in warmth the momentthe Ray-Gio ialighted. whj&r, 7~-~ 3iY-~: •• ,, Tlur Glb iJ 'Otway• ready no matter esther condition•. what th . 1 Come In rnd aee our de•i~nt and fioi•be, . 1..· SHAPE'S STYLES AND iifl ' "' ~ ' ' • H•al whmuou wan I il- whtra lfOII wapr jl-al a lowu .:osr \;1 r ~ot; 1 ·, 'rO'.. Ptf • < I ' ' ''' '• ~~ •• . ' ALL 'Mf~. ' McMa&.ter·Hardware, Co~ ~ on lrer ci.•tera ' f~ ' 1 ' ' IA,I\J~ water way: -'he f61r" nur 11lnn wh\cl1 \\'OIIhl r,lvcJ 011,u p<>wer ''""" d jnHl other lut ernutloual ' ' ' I pnsell walt~•·· t~o ottllude aoJI\ltlon. otrerad I ptaa .bulloot "DOn't Tell Ever tlun ,. the I Mrs , Downoy 'lntl Margaret Erskine aan•l Mu . ' ' . y g, I tl.:mghtcr, ~,.11111. llana!tet•, rctUl'Ded to .. 1 Paramount Specml, Wlth a~ th tl thl It' wine. A light refreshment cou1ae waa , . S Ell' t e11' 1wme 111 11 un ng1on a a ~r.. 1 -. , COM- 1'-Jnce n ~ td, li luna wnmwn, 10 ft k' ,. 1 It !lh l\f I Rorved l(l u large Rtl('lldnnce. ' S 1'Dexter lmd other Rtars, will be c'"1:011 1n ~: ~ '1','1'" ' 1' 1' 1'1' t!:l 1 l!'urt Mltldloton a·etnrnttd to Colum- '[HE STRIAT . !If . t' 'J;l~[IF ' (at a.)eS IC THE AL- 1' tomorrow. 'l'h t t d I' Paohi. rm )· Ye:tgel' o{ ChOsM,re, wa:.t \ bus after a ~~~Ct.;. '"' .. m I anc ca rc u ay anc ,' Mrtt. R~lhy rew days visit l! erl.! Ahm tw~part com C'ailtng Oil fr\cuds here yattter(\U.y. bomu f0lks. A'I'I:'C>! TURKEY , ,edy. ', Mrs. H. L. Hanley luls be~n quite 0. 1-{. Stewart wa.s a bnooln''"'rlolt-1 :.,....:.:...,____ · .--~-IH\ek ro r tlltl llUBt r~ · wdo.ys nl hEtr Or ln Pt..int Plel snut YAI!lerday. 1 , , , I 1 , Tl• c lnsk (}t bali gamC' belwt·t n Mltl· homo 011 SixU~ lltrcot. ! Mr nntl l\olr11. M. L. ~~ottlngbam ar· Tho. , .JliiOCinh•~Press) lthe l , ,l!tf!lnn. 'lho 'llll'ltll hnv" .t)lpnr-1 !llftJlOI! hi!!';h fll'l mol lllltl Syrat·ll~tJ M , , M J 'L ' . d Albany •nl . r. 3Rh rs. oo oon.1r were re· rived ye&terdny f!~om ~ ,. 1 LAU'M,NNJil neo rntenle enlly l'call1:cd thai I he nu~?.inu pl nn I high rH hn ni whlf'l1 waH Jllnyetl lust It malnt~d until this mo1•nlng with Mr. 1 · · • ,, 1 · r(' nt K annugo. v s urs. I t,}~D for ketplnl' open the litraaa of tf',l Dardauelle• and th" DOipbprua In ~Jbe IDd peace and WM1' pt'o¥hlt!!d ror la• appolnlemnt of lhl!l lnternailonal .L •. ,..mJ.,!oa ot 00.,_tro~ coMnr.Re" 0 , a , ·r-.-- ., "' .., poweri tnc dt'alf ~tht Uni~ · 'I ' i. ' ec)' &I.N •• well ' &I \lrker nnn th" "" ' coutltrlea bordering on the Blnck Sea · L9rd Curzon, of Great Drltaln, Ia tbe ft1811 or the alltt~.revaaled" dl!:talls ot tbt proJ~et to tbe NtJar: Ea.at canter- I .o n Reid·' Glooria :Swausoll ' ' •.J ·t ' ' ' . ' ' ' .~ ,(J , t'ft,IIIIP.•. oonylcted murderen, rradliJHy extended southward. ,The Pacific slo~ ~.l!o had k lbl 1 1 b at ma e 11018 e P ac or t .) prop~ tr a at M~ryood oa a TePorP .. tbat l among tbe torePtoat ralllr~JI PbilllPI waa lielteved tQ1 ' bj.Y6 ' ~ountry. been Hea On the train It! It •eftl·Oma: "Unleas tbe meana of provldtnc; ba lut nla~t~ alt~oub ~ d~~U~N ot!Mn. of nat w)ntflr, alo '&a far s~U\ as lhe Mexican border, und Boreaa capital contemplated by are made antlable of t1•(1 property the territory It senea cannot threatened to IDYade the Ohio and Mlsalsstppl valleys tomorrow. (Willie hllulmum tempen.ture stilt PTflV&Ited In tbe Nnorthwest, the thermometer tJt• j uf4 tbt Un. u ,...., .,_ab:el, ealremel~ PlltlUpa ·~Jd hi.Je ' ~ohed that' chi.' and eago In thrte da)'l. JJe tnd.tca.ted no drop to WANTS HALF; . :.:· , . . MlLlJON .TO;li&lff' ' 'I' "'"' I COU1.1MBIJ'S, 0, Dj>c. 'TEN. UTILE TALKS .-· r .' (Number Four) ' .. . . · ·~t. your advertiail)~ . .,'' Pi*iible I ' . talk• alway• _~lNG then blow ypur .hbrn a• loud"" 1 · ,, ~ ' r· <I ' ' . . . . . ~~· , _; f. -)i;Ve are at your aerv~ tp help throllllt :me ~ ,, '+!~ertioing colin~m• of the Daily N~wti::~..... · . , I .,. ln. the.a:r.W,of 'below 1•· zero weatb· -. nortberd Obio ezper1euclnr onmpany; 8.nd to aid In the co~Tbe ~1 now ia da' .bill ·il-·; rt~.-aleel and Ice tJtorms dandelions weft~~:;,~::~. bt Its road r:'nd fo; otlulr l$8.161• aa lllcr.e~ll QIJ ~.51l,'~ .., O.I' a)lprovei M.lrch 3, 1,~1, 'Jat year. . •·· ''·' • ' i", act•· •upptemeatal tfumito, aD· - (., ·'· /, ~ bu&bell contained buds, followh\g ' re'apeett.. ly, Mar 2, t8'fl, . ., eral days of mild Decemt.er weather. !, 1813 and June 21. Ul74." er !aJd II ' ' ' -"'--~­ ' '!ROE-and i ~t ' ' ' ' '' I • ' J!h<v•ar,Vo·1 ~~~ colla 'll!iolt '·Siate &Dtl /ueH~e, ,IJ)oholiPJ .1\1• ·<~•- ~ ' Seua«t' act a;.e~4.\atbrf of intt · ~Jp~~ 1 .i41elarr, r~ tD t.be.rH~,~O!l•J dlf , 7.-Witb 1ju! 1:~::~:~;~4nf '~~ e'n\ltiel !'an acl Ia C-~"'l)IA lllol!"'«•.<!l ~ >MrPl~PJ:Ih thl Tesu a Pactfte ra taon• eqmmtu.te. .. ···· ~. •! ,- ; . 'tl.;li'~~ ;:;::::::::;:::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:::::::;;:;::::;::::;::::::;:: ~· !'.cold· fil"*' from ' -the ·Northweot. • \, \ SPECIAL'~ Jr;: . .. sary. "By thB provlsloos ot tbe bill, the escaP,~d 1j'rom tbe Lp1 Anlelesr ~~~~~,?.: ,. ltte near hro temperature, interests or the public ktld tnetitort JaU. The wOmen aatiafted tbil " nrat cold wave or lbe wh>terl,,;·.• amply sateguardelt nn1l U •mllctedllhelr fitenU>tY. Tb'e • polie(J • b<io~r.diil&i,,.tlf• 1 ....;..;. ' J ' '*-' u. ARAMOUNTI f ~~~,l~~~i~~~~ I the four obelo"" !fro mark The bUI does not spEdfp ju1ot wU. previously. In, the rctt!l are ~lbt. (By The Aisouated Prea1u (My rue Auoal'!-l"d' P.re38) 1 In 'the At~ntlc <Statee and Northern of th• btll rfl.d 1 Ia bart: The -.. ttorney'a repreaentlnog the CLEVELAND, Dec. 7."""A ~, ... 1, , trom plateaU region :tbe te-mperature ''Tbat tbe capital stoCk oft Tb'i Tel'sta.te aUtl tbe deCeodant in the cllfle a tour:atory wlndo:w of au apa-rtment , tnllen, Wlhlle It lias risen In the .t; Pacttfc eotitpaay beretofOre b:7 _ • ~ot~ who i~ cbarxed wiUtl early tbla morntnr, brouslat almoat slseJppt valley On tbe P1elftc elope at $1iO,ooo,oob, may be lnef'Qt\Hd at ....,._._ ' ~·,_ ., ··• ' ttme by resolution of tt1 burd M W!ASHINOTON, · ~ 1·-rt.Y.e ' 'mil· ANoott,A: 1 ~. 7;~ Jrbe Turkllh Ni· l•boot.IDI Holl11 Gilkey ao.tpe ijme last lnat~nt death to Mr1. Clna -v. · Me- Wasb~ngton l)Olota reported IOYII~~t, ~'Wilt annoll~C:· oe,ar the LEuullng Creek ~enn~.t ,.S5,, widow, who bad: I)Nin 1ut- l lso no •!gliB of letting uP. dul)' adopted a.n!l wit~ · tbll ~lou dollars aa ib.Jt.o.. 4 ll!JI*'>' 'PIJ'· e;l. t<\IIIY. baa deetded that lt (laanot coot,nlled ·tilelr argument un.l fcrlog from . a. bJib fevefi aDd · deur~ 1 Automobile tramc was blocked In cbll11eDt of the bolder!l of a. 1m:t.jorlty 1Dlt,Dt to the ~roml111 o&~~<D~ r:;o~Ualbnc:e' In Turkey qf preu llmtt t~a.y. lum reaulUog trollt 'Dneumonkl. some IMlcUons, a'nd eome continental In amounts of ttl tbeb ·OUtitandl.b:R i and on&-ba.tt o1;90llion, (or..,-tt~rUa•t~· 1 01 poll ol!lcea of any ~ttprneya cror and Mac'k repre~ trains were rllunll'l.l late. Ret:~arts I~:~~~ stock, expr'Hsed by YOte ill .ecutton. ot war ~ .cr~·'8'tl~~ :wttb Turkey. Scott, wbtle Attorney C. :m. ~eoMia~ ·Clara ' Oartani ' aad 1 Morle' trom some uctlons ot tbe South to- 11 of by proxy at a meetlrf« or ~tbe moat•IDlPOftu& tt••!ln liJtd~s plea ia aastlpor· Prosecutor Davl.ll . .Miller. are N umbu• ,t vialtor• t04ar day tailed to aboW t1ie arrtnl of thl'! atocklrolden." i•JUI:'Plr bUl. for t.btil ', lJ:e,ltill~.e~~ ~11 ort·· I' lramc requirements Qf the raptd- 1 1ncomtng .Ctateago A developing terrtiOry It aerve!l, Ute'! railroad pusenger train ·~ ot Its cbarter 18 neee... llce who were aeektm: for Mrs • . I 1 Tb• AJUelato4 WA[\Cb.Fr tor c cmltnl hy l m kl!\h wnr Khl jlttl cncnlnK lll thr. y M f'. A gynw!ulum Mt' ii Claron~ l.tlN.o Qr. CnllR, was and Mrg, Wlllnm Mk!+aP.l. woultl rot·~e IHl r to 11111111 n M.vy. 'l'hu I WIIK a f m~t one :\itd hnth t onnHI made a :;hOPIHlr hero yollteloda./. Mrs. Frod ' Hus11eO left tor Charles· nt'l11cd Jlillll fnl' tlhll.' BlhCIIHl flll l\m!trt - a goOll KlHmlll!-\ Till ~ Is tho fii'St J11r. :11111 Mrs. A £oi~n1tr., wlio hnve tun tilts mOr'uiug to vi::dt for II.. few •On or tho wnrs 11111 01111 total ton~ I~Uillc o r the MUII !I011 nllll tho Jlredk · I 0011 \'IHIUng 'irs. lnRrgPrct nber b 11 sband, Fred "~UIIB<!II,•) Park nn1l days ••tlh ,.. nnge to be Rllowed in tho wat~:t'H uu ~ llon 11 fm· (:nr homo tc 1111 n1 <J very , 'n MeMI"an llosnltnl, 1 11 ·d ' ~ , , ' rnmily ro r U\e pftst tew dnys, lcrt fhts r.. .. er control and glve 1111k8y Ulld the proml ~i ~~~ Arter a lmrd -tmu:J.t bat· ' J.. •1 {, ' b. Jo ,... 'A t. . Bl k s th 1 ht t 1 mnn1l1,1g:· for \,iOlurO~us. where• 1 :ne1 \fr•~lvh.nru"s.'' jedrow was,, ed b"-1~ nc en e r g n 11 lV H,w 1ong tie tho nnal Rc·oro wna 29· 18. r:·vor ol: . " ·.~ II . 1 J .... m visit relatives bef'Jre then· return ne&s visitor In ColumOnB yll!!iterdttr. war H 1 llf nut)' r omnln nt th elt fortH. 1\lllltllepn• t Th e pim I Buggt!llli.\1 I t he hemllltnrlzn· , t ' ' homo at Orange. N. J. Mr~. . I'.l.y HeJOJ: reurne t d 1aa t eve~ I ·-:-":"":""::""---;-"':"---..,.--':"'1'"'"':'-.;..~""';,.,,... l MIH Wanml CHrtlor or l<'lfth fllreetl , . lion ot th! Sttaltll. Foreip;n Minister lA lmJ)rovlm:~ nicol:f rrom 11 fH'Vt•rnt l Tho regula•· montli ly1 1!1~1nt m ee t - nlng trom n tew days visit witb rela· Mra, ~· R. Van All.tw~rp, wbo haa•. , The haa !kreu 'Jicht;tcherln o~ . IhtMH\:!1, upop.::t.d tho 1,111 ya HhlCfiH 1tng or the What,siv~r ~ !ass met Uves nnil trlenda ln Columbus, Oblo. been vlett,uc for the put -..,.~ With o1f ~ the• D,larrlace or MJaa. A.l~•it be~ today, \ ~llled Ptts,~'Puilltlon. Alljournm ent Wll HI lrU!l night}" the p~ ot the Pree- Mrs. Laura Craig 81111 eon, Donald, Dr1....J, B. Hodre and f4mlly, left tblt Craaea daurbter ot Mr d 1 ,'' ~ {aken until Friday. hvterlan, church un er ~ the 1mpervl· or Cleveland, are here Jc.1 a viPit wltb ' mornla& for Springfield tor 'a wetK't · cbar16; Cr.anea lo n.o 0 ; .... ••h-.. ~1'1. Vflfl bef»re h ( h • I :. ~ 'i I .LtQl ;yu 0 lwDDIP ch anre oI trrmtB~ on tbe part or I 'L. Humpbrtty, president .,f Mr. aud Mra. Frank Vrooman. 1 • er- re urn om' · ~u, Iii. Oll.lllpolll, Thabkl~vlnr' . dl, 1 Mt!S Mn.gglc 1rtck.lu 1utd bn bY or slon or Turkl•b deleaa.ter~ waa farecaated Amb:tHtHH\01 Chlhl, nttri1Sctltntlv~;~ uf ; Tl!\u'.1ton. 0.. l tct•ompanlcd by her ; the cl:t8!! A nry lnteroattng J)rogram Mr11. Charles Ha.mll'ton and balty, W~~blnrton. D. C. . 1 are With prtniitilrl~ youn1 ~~ the conrerence ' \oa• In sellf!lon. t'btt Unlt·e ,r ~tate~ . sttt forth Ute vluwR !•mot'h:"'r, MrM. TurnArl or Duster, tmve was renderett. Th& 'hoenesaeB ot th' d&up:hter. returned tble. morntnr~ ~ta/ "' M,ra, ',IJ'dhD Talhtt ', and b&Vir tlle belt: Turlllah •Pokesman t1Ut aidn or the thut his ~tovt!rnrn~:~ul, lrmt1tlllent.!ont o fl hNm f! pend l n~o; the vast few rloys W1th 'evening were: Mrs. 'Fred Fult,;, Mrs. their borne In C9Jum~1us, accompanl- n'cet,. after a IMY6ral or ttiliilr, nlany ·frleD4 11 tor. a lAid tbe Tmktsh po11itlon Lhal or any other pov. e1· IHI IIl tho rrlcmls, nnd retnruud Mmc today. L. M ~"'lsk, Mra. Cr.o11s mHiclnughter. ed l+.r !\flea Nellte Lon&~tatr. who .wlll ~v~· Ferd . . .. ~ap:,PY ~~un, Tb81 wJ\) bave •roritl 1 tbe Strait\ control (\robably would United SlatAR holdR thul the HtraltM \ • -Mur lctta, Mrs J .. B. , ~wnin~t, Mra. C• probably ~emala tliere , un~ll atter t~e ~tap,l~ . wltb )Jr,' "'d ll.!fn. 1'. J. O'JMry , or ~ . ro•ooa nmm~r the allied pl11n than aud th e Black St!a mu<~ t he oren to Subscribe for Tbe Daily Nown A. Daw'sou, Mrs. J. ~ ~: Dlllar, Miss holidays, IP&Dt.o Second atret '. ' ~•:.•t AITOR,NEYS ARGUE WOMANLEARS TO INSTANT.Ul1t\.1 SCOIT-GILKEY (By "To do lbls aDd pr{}v!de meaDs CHICAGO, Dec. 7.:-•ftlli/0 Improvements t'Jc.t mt!'t be , and Mlaa Clara Hut~.:hinll, or to keep the property abnoat ot 'more, Marylaad, were taken great relief today ror the No<tb•w•" 'l ~.- bt·l-----:----------------;...---- theJ bad ~~,. lJmot !'iilra lo In t!ommult~ttou with Mdatipba ' ·~ , lcl<lRUI'•· STILL PREY w1iil7' .. : tho Slralt•. Tho teaiporlted b:r I&V~!'f4 ' M. Teblteb· ttyit It ·Mnlll In any [ H ' r h•'lid •h• sides 1l).' de~aa.djDI ·eom:plete OPEN I~~~\I ~~ (~~~~~~la::ru~~;!J~a~\,:~:: ~::::11,0:~~(1::: l Middleport'. ,' .: IS ALLIE ' , . PLAN s 0j. , ,' [ ~"' •·m•k, II~Ue w 1·/ ' THE NORTHWEST ' ' . • ~lCA.GO..:...A. pt~oce!!slon · ot gil'IA anti. •\\"Jnn(!n· thot.~ •routd...rn Fl,o L Z'Ie~~ld sit' .'fP and take not1ce. has ~ ·fll'i nr,dn. ~Jnd out ~If~ h'ea(lquartehJ ·here for days, but no .Clue, to the mU;rderer tf •lfaa.d,s~e . Jae" iau'u!l, millionaire 1\Utonto:bile ~dealer, liaic'betB.,f'ouJlCI.: ' ,. L . 'Was fouiid ~>hot twice in the buck ~'Jth ~ :OWD revolvet Jn ~ rarap,. Satuiday niAbt . ._The en-in~; vt his car wal •Jitill warm • Bfside"hlm lay a wom41i'alonr 'chamoli ,love.· ' · • ·~liee auiPtet a moth·~ othel- tha'J •·obbe~y; ~lnee a $1Mn.'dia 1110~ · 1 Jinr','WII follftd on hlo Aarer, as well " a w'oteh 8D<j a lua- sum of ~Y· tLanus ,was &1 bon vivant and !!~a~jea' idan." and ~Pfil.i~l! 'lhi jlolour .,onr bls lliWtltUdlnous wopt!~ frl"h eap~ .tli! ·lbootlh•. 'l'.,~' 1wietheait, the "oniYcBid he·wu e>fr ,.ally illdove llflia~JI,t · ~-.C Lw,l!9l!o • JI.e~tucly~ll belllr qbiJ_Iie<Oylpo.Jiw.' • i' nA'RDINELLES prison een'tence AJbert.L Mea.~<IW':l . NEAR ZERO IN Middleport, Ohio cbarter. !l'be. company the rot.-elversblp, ' the P~o»<rtr ... Olltdbtt, 1111, . witlilout IRISH REBELS MIDGETS MARRIED . TAKE DJU\1\J\Ul'..:;) - � 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 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 December 6, 1922 Description An account of the resource An issue of The Daily News