https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c485374b382b68217db356d6cfe58543.pdf 02dd3adc5740a7474ca5d6518d8a21cd PDF Text Text • READ.ERS ,. NOTICE-If ,._ waat un~ 1M Newo Ol&ce of The Dall) Trib111111, call 238-Lt lf 1M B11ohMoo Olice uk for 202-R. FULL VOL. V-NO. 238 M~L[ ll ST Of lAW T KES PART: LEASEP If 11'1 KSWI 1T1 IN WIRE OF INTE NATIONAL NEWS n .l...ocll.l thW'iderahow rs tonight aQd ___ ,_d Nm LV ,.,·arm in North portion ~ 1H)Cooler Sunday. - *'' -o UY CAki.I&B Notables in the Bud II OI!N'l'll ' 1~ ~HE ~HRESTEO Q· & • Material !loNged MateriAl to MicrofU. or Inco11Jl1ete --·-----SOME SOLUTION IMPERATIVE By Intern".t!Cm News Service ConceatraUnr In the east, tM ' Muih anti part or the middlewest, the natiotl's Hnt Intense heat •-ave or th~ rear today got In lt1 lnn=ap. j l!y OEOROE It. HOLMES a em ref.p'mdinl monno rlum 011 INS Staff Corre11pondent on wor debts WashiniJton, June ~An eoono-or 'by the arrun!lebreathinl spell ror Oermany, credit arranged In ruct, tor all of Europe, apff'dero.l reserve system today i.o deftnltely be the bp JJOme oiher method- has yd j oi>Je•cth•• ot the Hoover admlntat.rabe worked out. In meetlnl the crisis which . But all the efforts or the Mdminhall apln developed abroad. ts'ratlon are belnK sent towanJ How \his 1a to be acoompliahedsn1utkm, which Becret.o.ry or whether by a long moratorium on ' Andrew W Mellon ha..s Germany's payment of repuraUoll6 Washtn&ton Is imperative. advice r:ame 11tter he had The pickets stubbornly refused to let!ve the mine when the OOI!rdlllmd to do 110 was given by --;;;;,;;;-; depuUes. One woman t PruUcally all PMrta or the coank'J, with tbr e:s.c~:pUon of tM nlnme lOUth, are due te receive relir.f aver the week eed, accordlnJ to 1overnmtmt meteo- •olocht&. CooiH weather, orlrin&Unr ID t.:anacta.. today .t.ra.ek MJDae&ota, " in I 1• orden resulted and Dull bad IJurdenll to the boord of · eastward and southward. 1 A "statnated" high pres6ure condition was blamed today by C.~ Donnell, chief weather forecaster. with otlces at Chicago, for the beat wave wbleh be predicted wuuld NO'J: · be brokeo berore Sunday. ! The wave · aooordiog to OonneU Move In Battle 4 5 t 7 l 2 8 9 ll 12 1} 14 8 9 15 16 lB 19 20 ;> ] 22 2) 25 2(, 27 2£1 29 )0 5 6 ? ll 12 l) 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 2~ 27 3 lC 1) H 22 23 --·"~n· - - · - 1 Jbe central. and Sl!i~- Congressional cooperntlon is nee-• B • ' be hotter today than yeiierday whm whatever steps Uae adml.1- Truaaed Himtelf up in four are Held In a 111 mg the ~mperature rose to H degrees proposes to tatre for SC\'Effort to Suic:ide but Lima Double Marder : for the !lilh mark or the season nnd Jurqro Unable to RHeb Vanderbilt Fileo Suit far Di. GLIDES Acaoss CHANNEL 11 reasons. One Is that OoniJress · or:lthin a few gradations of the an .. Loat Hia Ne"e MyotCry diet on Fourth $8,000,000 vorce 1 Other Suits y-y, Bouiogne. Prance, June 20-lNS-th e terms ror the llqulde..tion or 1 time record for that date. It was Threats to close down their MstLlssant Beardsmore, 54, a wealthy $11,000.000,000 war In' estimated 300,000 went kl the Mey FoilInvolved ern Ohlo mines entirely were made Canadian opero. slnaer, was bein& and with a jealous eye Dallas, Tex., JWle 20-·INS---A Lima 0.. June 20.-INS--Four 1beaches along Lake Michigan. by o11lclals of the Clarkson Coal New York, June 26--JNS--Three By CAROL CROSS congrBtulated today on havtna from the executlve bri"UlCh of mystery over which the city wys , Nightfall brought little rellet to Co., which operates at Fairport and fQUr otllciala of the closed I. N. S. Stall Correspondent made yesterday the tlrsL ftlght l!OVernment any power to modify agog for 36 hours had ~n solved men, one 8 former suitor or · l-hi' the ci t ies In the middle west sizzling h today following the admission of slain girl. were held ior (1ueat1oulng under a blutAjlK sun and a breeze · Reno. Nev.• June !10-Ay;hast. at 11CI'088 the Engli!ih Channel in o ProYtd.enL. Vnlted States, aceused of the threat of a bitter and sensa- motorless glider. He left Lympne c ange thc..se term!l except by Rev 8 P Brown before the con- here today while pollee sought au leM -atmos phere When there ''It tnt;_. men 4Pn't >-.w ant to .""_ark Ena.. at 4:20 p. m. and to Congress ror a grant of I l;ll(gatlw1 of the North DoUas Bap· explll.natlon for the double murd_er a wind ll was ~ hot onf' fro~ the llt our mines, then we do not care ..otulmiBapproprlatton of theba.nk'a U~pillly eouteat.ed dlyorce suit, Reno to operate In eastern Ohio," Monroe fwuls, were found guilty earlyl to- awaited today the next move 1n Lhe Saint Inalevert Airdome · 1Ust church lost night that he hang· or Earl Trul·OOa.le, 20 · and his gtrl southwest Many places reported Meehlln&, superintendent. f!eclared. day bJ' a jury bt aeneral sessions Vanderbllt-Amo feud. c.i.t.y, at 8 p. m., hu.vtui 1 . N~~ther Pl'E'.aident Hoover nor S.!c- I! cd himself In the church and that · companion. Thelm11 Woods. on Mll.Y the mercury at 90 dep-ees at j Coroelh.IS y.,. ........rblit J ho of 3'J mllea. Jeta Y MeJlon nor any other author- the stol'y or abduction and torture 130. c'clock at night when the coolingHe said the mfnes may l~oter- be discourt. The jurot'8 were unable to filed suit tor di;.~ t~ rhts :ire, &.IO LouJ!I Ble-llty can modlfy the terms under , he told was all 8 hOilx. Welg-ht.ed down wiUt rock and oft proces.s should be&in, tr ever. In mantled. 1 OftlcUI~ said . ',Col. ; Robert 0. reach an agreement in the cue or charging extreme cruelty and hla aviation expert which Europe has agreed to Uqul· ~ ··1 wanted to die, but I didn't bound with h~ own clothing, the Chicago at midnight It was 87. Haubrich ot the Ohio National the defendant. Henry W. Polloct, a coull8el Sam Platt declln~ to conthe Channel tor the first date her indebtedness over a period 1quite have the nerve, 1 gue88,'' he bod)' of Truef.dale was found In a Tnree c\eaths were attributed to guard arrived In the slfike dtstrk:t vlce-preaident and dlreetor. ftJin a report that he planned an In an airplane. lot 6'l years. Congress alone has the : :said. "Looking back at the thing gravel pit he1·e late yesterday. the heat In Chicago, three in :Min.Frktay nt1ht but the purpose of his Bernard K. Marcu8, pres~nt ot alleriatlon of afl"eetlons suit against -Ipower. Hence any scheme to aid 1 now, Its hard for me to under11tand Workmen found his body not far nesota. and two tn Wisconsin. _ · vlslt was not learned. the Institution; Saul Sln&er, execu· Peter Arno, New York aatlrlcal ar-1 CHARGES FILED . :Europe whlc:h involves a change In I v.:hy J did lt. I J_usL want to tell you . from_ the s~t. in t~e quarry pond · Crops In central Dllnols. especlaJ_A thorough Investigation to fix ttve vlc:e-presldent; add hil son, ttst.. Chicago June 20 -INB--Ch . the manner of ooU2'ctlons or these tllOugh. that I dtd It all and I want whete Miss Woods body, also ly corn. were threatened and said ·to· responaibtuty for the attll.Ck by Herbert 8l.n1er. president of one o! Amo was llald b,. hlfl attorney, ~ that Wss 'Elfreda p · stel w11le:~ 6 wnr dt:bl.o!l, either as to time or terms !)'our for_glveneSi." : weighted dcwn and bound . was dh- be In need or rain. ,.. t1tr1ken upon three deputies who the bank's sub51dtarlea, were roUnd Clyde Souter to be ••sertoUfll .. conre ' e mmol be 8 rov , , He satd. aLso. that threat letters covered more than a week ago. Seve['al cities reported temPfraIa d az hall-million dollar estate of George PP ed by Congtess. displayed to police by him and Rev Details oi th~ two murders were lures of 100 or hotter In the ibade were beaten while a.~t.P.ndlnK a car- IJUUty of mtsappUce.tlon or more tem 1 tl .. than p,OOO.OOO or the bonk's fwads V~~b~ a!d AP~tt~r fiUlL against , HPstlnp White, to the exclusion of 'I'hrre Is .scant pn:J&pect. that . H. L. Marler had been written b~; , round ~be otrl!dngly simtlar. :Both M:A.tl.oon. Ill .. Q.lld Pboenlx, nival waa started by Sherilr Duff. With a ftabt to the ftnl!lh a • his two 110118, had caused his d~Lh that ~hatever scheme· for aiding I himself to add color to his contem- t.he glrl ancJ her esco1·1. had been : '\'en~ the nel\retlt approach to «"'fur. He .sa.ld the deput.les were otr duty 88 part ot a tr~nsnctlon tnvoiYlng 11 entl,. loomlnatn the divorce ~~ ~re to be heard toduy by Judg~ Europe uttnlntely 1!1 onlved at wHJ 1 plated hoax. He said Rev. Marlt>r beaten about the head before they 1 uoce with n mark of 104 and 102 deat the time and that they were uL· total 1\UD. or f8,000,000: 8 8 Judge Oeorae L. Donnellan, presl· mult ot annouhCI!Iment by Mrs Caplan. Include cancellation ot any of the.~e knew nothing of his plan. I were hurled luto the water, both I greeti, and Waterloo, Ia., had.. 100 Lacked by a crowd of 200. dent, remanded tM banken until, 1Mary LoRan Vanderbilt that u 'nU.s al~tlon and also a clalm debt.s or their material reduct!.on. A Bl'own, bound and gaued, was . \\'ere bound, and both were weight- along With Na8hvllle. Tenn. Springnext Tuesday for ~~entence. The divorce were ranted 11. would be to that Whites BiKnatW"e had been consldenble section of C0' 1gt'l'!;s found tn the auditorium of the ed with rock. field . Ill .. had 98 and Pan a, 111., 97 BOY FALLS DEAD 1 AlthouQh Trusdale's death wn s break local record.!!. St. Luui& Bellaire, 0., June 20-INB-After maJtlmwn poeslble penalty faced by her, the Vanderbtlts returned t.o the for&ed on the wW were made in ll klcktld like n Texas steer 11 t t.he ! church enrly Thursday mc~·nlng cauf!ed : drowning, according lived up to its reputation with a S6 lea\'ing a swimming bole where he the guilty oftlclals 18 seven years In Reno soclal lite, out of whlch ap- probate petition by Stanley WhiW lenlerJcY o! the tenn11 already gra.nt- with a noose about his neck. parently bad arisen' their marital one of the disinherited son.o,;. ed ~~ allied nations. Thl.s opposlWhen he was found he tnld 11 n prelim ary lnvest!xu.tion, he pro- which W&li endured al8o at Onfto, went to escape the extreme heat., prison. After twelve weekB of bitter arrift. tton wa non-purt.lsan and It wo, story of having been abducted b~· babl)' w unoonsclous when thrown Ill-/ Evansville, Ind. and Mllwuukee 8 Da\'td E. Nelson, I, fl!!ll dead, au1 Kument, the ca&e went to the Jury Feeling muth better after a ~ SHIPS COLLIDE · ~·ldespread that ~veral of n;. seven men who tied him und tried In the qui\rry, ufllclals declared. WIS. 80 thorities aatd today. He had been London, June 20. _ INS - The ngreements notably that or Franc~ tu hang him In the dwrch . Four were llrrested including the -- . pla.yln& bueball and doubtlells was yesterda)'. The jurora bep.n ib.etr conference with her attorney Witdeliberations at 4:30 p. m. and reUatn Woodburn at which she .. .American fret hter Belllngham wus wall shoved throu h to tlfl lo . caretaker or t~e quan-y. Colwnbw;, 0 .. June 20.-INB1 41 a vlctbn ol the heat, it Wa8 re- tumed a verdict at 2:25 a. m. today nled any misconduct and adopted in ooJUaton today with the Japiinese K 1'4 Cllt. 11 (l E:xtJlalniJIK wny the quarry care- With temperatures t.oda.y runni:Jif 1 1 ported, ' taker was held t"or que~UomnK. oft!.- even higher tha.n yesterday'::;, Ohio art.er frequently requesttna: Judie plans for oon&eltln& her huUand'l!l frt!tahter Koyu Maru fltteen mil~s ~t I~ :e~~v:tr~:'e difticulty. HPilCI' --~'~-'--Donnellan to clear up doubtful snlt. Mra: Vanderbilt left the home BOUth or Choshl Point Japan It I d odifl at any scheme to· cia Is said a blanket. 1dent1fied as tod.a.y faced the hottest week-end' bf points. O( Mr. and Mra. True Vencill ae- was stated In an exchallle ~ie- war rn cation or reduction nesse~ : Truesdale's property, was found In th4!! year. t The closing or tbe bank'B doors companied b:y her host and taoBtess, paph dispatch r"*' Tokio. would meet with serlOU8 dlfDcultlcs .._ : his home. , Altho thundenhowers wt:re preon Dec. 11, 1830 marked the larlt>l'lt ror dinner and an .unannouneed The Koyu Maru WBll rl!I)Or~d at the outset. ' In an5wer to authorities questions dieted In the olllctal forecast, . th.t bank failure In the hlBtor:y of the destlnatJo~. damaged and sinking slowly. 111 e ' What is believed tc be )XlMible 1.<~ Murderer's Head is Jerked wh~n the blanket was fqund, Hub· pos..<~lbllity of KCnuine relief, WHtt\f 1 United States. .._., Bellingham whlch .sWJtalned sllt;:ht , that CongreM could be persl.lftded F Bod Wh H batd replied that he ha.d ft8hed It erman Alexander declared wae ..on ! ILL HEALTH BLAMED damage tinu d to Yokob , to favorably consider a montorium rom Y en e out ot the quart~f. He wa.s arres\ed "only slight." · , Emeraeacy Committee SPEED BOAT PILOT Wooster. 0.. JIUle 311-INB-Jtl under her o!. ~er. am• ror • period or yea,.._..y tenPaya Penalty after Truesdale'• body was dlscovn.al relief_,. hard cooling rnia health was blamed here today for . durtnr which Orrmany would slmered. 1 nnd strong breeze~n1ay be delu.ye.J EmplOJ1Ilellt Expecto SPILL IN INJURED the •ulelde , o f Emmet E. Smy .. r, TIIKEE AilE PaaoONED ply suspend reparattona paymenL' Moundsville. W. Va . June 20• . ... Hard Winter 6 who recently moved to Ho.yeavllle in Columbul, 0., JW1e 20-INS-- j W the aJUes and the allies would INS--Horrified witnesses or a HOSIERY WORKER'S ~tlnuea Oft pat~e SIX) VlallhiD&IOn, June 20-lNs...,;A Aubum, N. Y.. June 20-lNB- .uhland county from wooater. Governor Oeorae White t.oday par- ~tmpJy suspend their Interest and han,mK in the state prison today ' H call fll< moblu.&lton or all avau- MID Loretta TUrnbull, duunplon Mmyaer shot hlmselt In the temple doned three dr'y law vlolaloro, prlJIOip&l payment to the United told a gruesome stoo·y of '"'elng the OME IS BOMBED I able resources to meet povertr and international speed bo&t driver who at his borne. ' MDnlta H111tns. of Barberton: £. Btatfs. The net effect or such a pbm condct's head bounee out on t..he I --·1uJratnc durtna the comlnl wtnter wu inJured 1n the tntercolLeatat.e - ---Y. Wombolt ot Darke county, and woaJd simply p.dd ten yean t.o the ftool' of the death house btskl,. Philadelphia, June 20--IIB-The waa .tasued. today by the president'! motor reptta JeMerday on Skan• steve eono ot Toledo. a .. year period In whijm Europe th horne ~f ThomM Kostka, 30. a eme-ncy oomniittee for employ: cateka t..te, near here, wu reThey had. been lmprilonecl in de· haa agreed to liquidate her 1 d ... em. hOBlery worker employed at the ! ··covertnl from her injuries today In fault of payment of ftne.a. Clemen· n e""· The rope recoiled. causing Pmn_k Blue Moon Mills, Croydon. Pa .. l Char.ea of Embezzlement ment. Au'bum City h(J61Jltal. cy waa recommended In each cue CContlnuea on pafe six• Hyer. 55, the prisoner, 00 be decapl· where '\a 8trtke Ill in progress, wu s I d omclals ezprt!Med the belle! that The Cllrus Collqe. Collfomla, by tho trial Judi.. and pr....,utlug lated, they &aid ' shaken by. dynamite bomb today. an Perjury Not Proved . an t:Ven lllftte'r outi&J of fundA by llrl was leading In the ftrst- beat of oatclala. AU were In for dl')' law ,'· I Expls.l11lng Lhl' decapitation. phv · 1 Strikers and thek Eympatbi!ers, by Pro.e 1•108 · looal ond other JIOV<nunental bod- the olou C event when "'" boat, E __, F - P 13 Y ' Infraction& WOMAN SAYS MATE slotans said the m&n did not hove Kostka said, hove been annoying cu ·•.! 1e1, aDd by direct eontrlbutton. WIJI ecapau rom en ean ___ HUSBAND tJtrong muscuta:- neck . TI1e fact that him fo rsome time, attempting to , 1WAS be nectMirJ than durilll the put the Sunkl!t Yald, overturned. Aro _IMat Haa Spent Part . TWO KILLED IN WltECK he w(:lghed 200 pounds probabh· 1enlist him in the Hosiery Workers' Cleveland, June ~IN15-Georp wtntu. 'J'hr:;;wn fnn;n &be craft, U:lM Turn· • EJ J IN -nlso wa<; partly r&~ponr.lble. they 1 Union. H. Bender, former State Senator, 20 1Sou:~~ L une tha .- ~~~: Pre4 c. Croxton of COlumlnUl, o.. bull &utrered a dl8loeated lett- hip of T1me Locked up Chicago, June 20.-IN&-WUII&m decl"'red 1 Although the bomb exploded with 1 today went back to hi& desk as com111 you acttna: chairman o1 the COIIlJilltt.M and mtnor lnjuriM. · were .• L. Ashbeck was given a tribute a.s 1 H: er·ll · last wordi'i 8 tt~torl' at terrific rorce, shattering glass doors! miMioner or this ctt.y's new ntuni.. that the Oooperatlon of anumUndaunted by her accklmt, the c.Jlumbm, 0 ., .June 20-INB-- ~ntly ~ : n U•e ~ perfect h\llband In the wtU or his han~ln rt>called p;ovJ:',. startlin,. ! ar:-d windows and arousing scores) clpal atadlllDl, e~neroted or charces ber of Jarce orpnlzat&onl had been girl £aid todaJ llhe would en\er b' Oeorp lllUer. 43, Markm Ol!'lfO who m""to an Hartford Ash· l :, his final fate In the noose ... residents, JY.) one was m:! secUdd.. · He deBcrlbed tbe relief other raees. Pint, hoWe¥er. lhe will wa2ted away from a group or truB- hard road s1s mUel rrom here. In' th~ will she sa~· .. I ··rn mak1;' t.hP sacrifice and shed 1 · ! tHan a week. movement u a "'CCm'Cltnated local retum to her home In California for tie& almost. 13 }'l!Brs ago, tOOay ~amP. The victim& were 1:me1t Ever· •bort tile haB been m · e My own my t..lood here tonight and my soul I - ---- A common pleu jlll)' or etabt etrori of nat.loDIJIICOPf!." a rest,leavln« here early next wet. back to tbe Ohio Penitentiary t~ hardt, 24, and John Ewnau. 23. the wonderful love b~ l~ shall 80 to Ckxrs end:· hr IJaid jus t . "SKIPPY" IS BE1'TU men and rour women returned · • "U tt developl that with Joeal refinish the one-to-20 year term he ElP11Ah's body wu not found untt1 .0r my hU8band that 1 mettl en before entering tilt! pit. ' -verdict hwt ntabt which f~ eoun:u Ol'laJltlled, there are lea taNAtri'IL(JI NEARING COAST started six months before he es· !lleftral hGUnl arter deputy aherUia QUest that he remarry eaiOIIIe '~ Hyer wu ex('Cuted r(lr the mur- ! WuhlnKton, June 20-IN~Percy Cleveland'! "boy polUieJan" NOf vcftd localltin whiCh wtU requ1fe c:aped.. had bi'OU£ht Everhardt'& bodr to an 'irroman who will make hll future jder of hl.11 wife. Hoe wu charlf('d <Sklf'PY' Crosby, Jr .. one.yenr old 1u11ty of ernbelzllnl t22,7SO fr'Dii1 ou\llde, a14r a :way must I?! round to London, June »-Jii!B--11\e par¥ter ~tght years ot freedom. undertakilll' 111!8tablllhment ben. We baPPJ' and whoee own ltfe h with havinK twoaten her to death. ; .son of the cartoonlst. had a 10re t.he eoOBtttutional law enforeement ftUere bumau dlBtre&a In IUeb oom- tlalb' d&Mbled polar liubmarlne Miller wu aent to the JoUl't prls._an enrtch."' e . ' arm today. Yer;terday a 1lve·foot league or of swearb..ll to a lalla auaiUM and tbll will no doubt re- lfauttlua WH reported bAttllnr from Peoria, ill., on a Chati~ r:r ENVOY TO DE!OIA&K. Dl£8 The t!ltate valued at ••o.ooo wu Bt181NESs- E!ITEMIES BL.\Nt:D ' black make entered. the yard ot th2 ftnanetal report or the. league. qlilte or!•ll- mm """" fortuuseu lodaJ on Ito ""' to -tna to ldll, and hu Jwot nnBad OUtoin. Atlllrla. JIIIIO :10-- ,left to hlm wtth Ule ...,.ptton of 1CTosby eat«le at &lcClean, tn nearby The state bad chor,red that llol\• at<o knlltll!o." Cn>Xtnn !!Old. "'l'lle Ireland, In tow ol the Wled Hla aenteilce. He was ,..,.,..,_ JN8-Ralph H. Ito jewel> bequeaUled the dauaho. Juno 21>--INB-"B""- 1Vll'g:)lla and btl the child on the - n t of•11m10 and lite aloe u. ,8. 8. 'W)'omlniJ. ed upon hla re-. publlsller and 1~ States Mtp- ]""'' Lola, e. 1 neu enemies" who employed bomb , arm; His father heard hts screams oraantu.Uon's na':.t of the problem ""n be mon !I<>CUI'' a~ loft reporto, II¥' aubmlll'lllble .MiJ1er ileit~ to the Ohio ..nl- !$tor "'· Denmark. died ot Ule ~ wUe oleo said tn her Will J,l!e throwers were accused todA¥ or and ' after sucklna the polson trem shall bill In 19:rr ., otl~ dllenaJDe4 If - h i " Iii aD<! 1111 bettloohlp COPYGJ ...,.. :126 on the-charl• ta 1911. f!!!'~'!'Df Rdlel ~ t.Qd&J ~ • ~ lll1e her huaborid causltll' 'the explos:on which , .. - ,_the wound, called a physletan arut awant to the •:1•=~~~ local .... -..1 rajolll- IIIIIH ali· tlle Bttllah - · He ~ In the J~ ~ durtna ........ IU!Joil. ll_ fol' ·Iter """"'" llh®l4 lhoy ll'rday rocked the Untied Firework• ftrerl two bullets Into the ••lll!:e's to cover up ht .,_,.,.., IJ." • • , J'IIIIT l".&aa .tho reconl r1o1a ht lild, lloolb wu & !rldant 'at ""'!'1-. .,.. be to naod. U&nurocturlns eo., here. head. Ilona. .the pa.n.y retuaed 2 ... . ·l lq-~ cw~ ~;~~!:...IJ!II ; ·. yeaterday, and penetr&Ced -e;en to" QQ!llrrv ,the Atlantic coast and New Entland t-!, .. J I bY Chlcaao, he. satd. it might nen . estate It wu laU>r Would sit every daY until all prote81.8 were received one by one. a.ad . showers.. Lhe ..reUet WBTe" was poadu.IIJ just concluded l1 alleged to he chased Pet~r : N'e'ff. York arti.lt ·.;S(;~oinl Hoover found Mei\Qn!. Weir. of Chicago, when he returned lnU derbilt ia reported to ,.-.,,,, •• from the middle we8t. have rone to a hotel. Arno lmlrll!diattly inaugurated a !ier'-ls 1.-oDC. New York writ.er. .V•"'derl•r;lt oonfirences wftb , with Amo i• inurt. Chicago, J\lllll!! 20-INB-Irate LBxl!l«med the county bulldlnll today, thousands waiUng In their tum LO eomplo.ln Iowa expeeted to spread with German leaders TaxPAYERS ON WAll PATH l""f' 1\loo slrtken. , had Wlleonllrl. Michlpn. reporla to lniemaUonal New. Service reft&aed. A.eoompanJe4 by local tluuwier Flashes MacDonald other high . -1News ~~~~~~~~~--~~~:~~ London and Premier ortnth,: BritiRhw1th governmut, I Cornelius per tn the deputies' faces. also of!ered to resist. '111e were the result. Altbough man::hes were· mines tn Belmont Nf.[0[0 R~IN I~ , Pouibility Of General I Relief Only Slight ' At Preoent Accordina To Advice Ginn ~Y Mellon After ferrina With High Offitialo In England; Conrreuional !:ooperltion Neceuary the Hanna Coal Co. l ~HE T~Rf HENftt.~ I HEAT IS GENERAL ---- Qy Woman, In Deputiea F. aceo, When Ordered To Leave Mine ' ' I Several Cities In Coun;" I try Report 100 Or ' More, in Shade Whether By Lona Term Moratorium On Reparations Paymenb By ~many or By Other Methodo To Be Decided at Later Date Bt... Clairsville, 0., June 20-INB- 1 The ftst or the law struck at east- I em Ohio mtne disorders today, and. I 18 strikers, inc::luding several women. were in Jail facing the Berlous eharce of inciting a rtot. Retaliating In an attempt to reet.ort order, 8herlft William Yost or Sl:eubenvtlle, ordered Ule arre5t ot Ute strtken;_yesterday after a aklr- j mlah betwetl:n sherttr•s depuUes and ptcketts at. the Pinney Fork m1ne or JUL ~HOP~ IN llliNUlS I PEPPER THROWN _, ,...._.._,, West Gesture In E.atem Ohio Mine Diaonlera On Riot lncitina Cbarae• ~~ SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, SUNDAY, TUm 04h.V TltJBUH. WEATHER FOitECAST- to union, Untted Mine Amerlco ordered plc- 1::;: ~1n 0 1 w.; j 28 1 29 }1 )0 31 1 1 -·- - ·- -·-- - ·- - ·-· - · - - - - · -·- - - - - - ·- - · - -·- - - - J ._ - - - - - - · - - - - - - · - · - ·- - - - SEP 1 2 ) 8 9 16 10 1? 22 2} zo 29 )0 15 6 7 1 2 J 4 11 12 1} ]II 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 11' 19 20 21 1) 17 H3 20 21 25 2(, 2) 19 26 7 I 1 1 1 ·-· -·-·-·-· -· -·-NOV (, 5 -·-·- -·-·-- l 2 J 4 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 22 2) 24 25 29 )0 -·-·- 27 ·-·- - ·- ·- 6 ? 12 lJ 14 19 26 20 27 -·- - ~ ---- ---- DI'C 22 23 24 29 )0 Jl 2 J q I 1 -·- - ·- · 1 1 0~ L 6 9 10 11 12 l) 21 '. 15 16 17 l8 19 20 28 22 2) 25 26 27 29 )0 )1 7 11> AriZ: anY totito 28 Tal e Js uruesome T Jd B W't 0 Prepare Now For Poverty To Come y I 1 1 eO 1 1 1 I Negro Js Baek T0 Fims • h Sent ence 1 ald :~e:n Bu~t: m::n .!. :~ =· I - - -, Exonerates IJury Ex-Solon Bender •1 IDEAL 1 :n~N:emt!ct. omt>~ l 7!r~earby in-l' ~ht:~'::'~:e.!:!na::~ t::t::: .:'c. :.!: wm •VJ ~-. ~- lf',lliJO lenti&'J '1- Ds~ton. - .not""" ~~~..:: Ule~m~one~~Y~~~~ I . \ ,. ' �• P&OIITWO 'I1IJ: DAU..Y' TRIBtrQ. POYJ:ROY OlllO No "Mourning" Wedding f!!D!"'"'o Oh!!t ..p 111o. 4e1 01 ~ OX<oP! llOI~ ~""' 'Gu a, tm • N>Jlllled tllollr """ I Lower lleoot>d Street I'Omei'O)' 0 wpfl1 Ol!f rr~ f'DC! w lt:1t~ or ne.- m•tter for p!JbllcaUoa LhfJ lhOIIkl 1D. &IJ CUM aipl thelr n&r:.le---iJthou;h n<lt hece18&1'U)' tC'I be prtnted. .\Dolu'UlOUI letten bow.ver exceU.nt and duatrable 1n them ...... b1 no IDI&anol w1U t. plbiiM.. I --c--- ' 1\1AT l'l.ClWE:R Gl~ I 'S TAKI!<<!" ALt... 1\l GLooll\ OUi ' ~AY Tim DAILY TRIBUM: POYDO!' OHJO Jtlllllll<1111 Pho.ne Your News To MEXICO~ COD}; TO PlUTrCt. LABOR AT WORK, At HOlE Vtrg•n•a Grerr News GRAND - pARENTS PHONE 58% L 01= \\\IS YbAR: ~ :lUll!; C 121)\' OF K ..p .. N Y C Contest Came• to Cloa.e 1n E•ehth Inn lft.Jl Score 4 1 r " ' - · Olllo For . . . . _ 011oe aa4 CP'clllltloft Dept. Call zoa a hr UllariOI . , _ Call 118 L A llloU pme betwee1 ' Lht' Nell Y(l 1.; Central and the Kmghts ot Pyth s MrJ Ed Yo I ~ wu ltOpped In the eighth mn!ng Prt«Jay evening ! llowmg o prole~! by the manager of the K of P The acore at that ttrne v.as 4. t In tavor of tM N y c In the elghth 1nnmg S\0 1 her B k wlu Jms bt> 1 1 n l.! at the 1-t lzer hospital h..,. 1e u el.! to her I un e on (. 01 l St <.. d 'iOns Eoglll ntl Hoger o f C1llrlt'st.ol ar€' v s1t J1l S E.ftl.(' \V e ll.r d famJl} D F' F !Lz 5 I !-; I m bus Fud L P eel c 1:' M s Hub(> «:\Ired a base by 1t hit Mr:Elhlllfli s l t>ntl ln g tl ~ out tq center field and 01 ote 1 ~~ has be ai;tvanc«~ Swisher t.o seco 1d by a to t !' p~ wu 1 ePk:c Graves came to btlt at d hit a to 1 1 han s Jon& Jligb fly between ce 1ter und r rlgh1i fteld whlch was t t kf' 1 b} w 1 F M on~ M 101 r~ 1 he lock. the rJght ga.rdne1 o a put out~ but the umpire 1u1er.l an 11leg, 1 n l ;;l d o friend~ catcli:".&nd then an a1 !{Ume t e1 s 1 c St>t!l L}()n ol Can hlt A~lng to the 1ules 1f ... r 1 e gal <:a~ Is called by the ump n r rulinl tl'e game each n n Js a 1owe4. ~ree base-s that s he ad van~ three bases If t1 e pro e.sL 1 RTa!Uikl bY the offlclals ll e the Khlahta would have t1 n.•f' , u 1 s ooe out and a man tJI th rcl --~- 1 THE FlltS1 AND THE I A.ST- 1 am th e htsj and II and bestdes me there 1s no God b l hcrc a God hmudeM me? yea there 1~ no God I know not tiL~ I am the )a8t '! \ h -loa 44 6 8 GODS RESPONSE-If my pen pic which a1c c,illcd by my name t\hall humble themselves and pray an1l Hcek my fnc e ind turn Hom their v.Icked wa-,.s then w1l I I hear from heav en and Y.tlll forgtv e then :-.w nnd \\ tll hcul their land -2 Chromcle!i 7 14 f I' lls Mlat> Mary ~h 1.1 villiUoa here 1 Mbli J~:s.n Sm.ltil who l,i. employed Mr und am.lMrs MIS John D B Dillard Farmer IIOll Ll tie Mlr;s Patrlcl8. Ann Chase I Dan reLw'n four n onlh old daughter of Mr and tJd F day ev~:nln& fro 1 8 mur~ vlalt Mn. Waite! Chase of Raceland Ky In D.-troll and CanatU When they wl ~~\I.! ting Mr and Mrs Shirley ttw t ed they drovll home a new Mills he te Is the subject of an oc. 1orah&m Pa.l&e currem::e v.hlch ls conbidert:d ve ;, I Mn; Ha.rl~y Cwmlna:harn Of unl.ll;UBI Fo th street und~rwe 1t 1m Qpem The ~oung miss ls the proud ow Lion Thursday at a Charlet;ton has r uf eleven graJ d parent..,; all I v plt.l:tl Is aettlnl!l along as v.eU fl5 lng E>ix of them are Q'll her moth l'UU a be expt!c\.ed ide of the family and nvl! on Mr lmd Mn; George Sa ~er son.o; I HI th cr s $ ld e Tllr.t~e IPSO d P a I Rict ard and Shirley wm motor to t nts uf Mtss Patt:icla s cover four Cine nnnti Monday morning where !{ener~n~--Shirley Wlll enter hill model e08ch a rep lea of the trllde njark of the and Mrs L1st.an Fultz ar<t Fisher Body Company In IJ\e coun h r~> on u visit v.1th tms purent.s try wlde conteat ct Mrs Fred Fulti~ M a d Mns Home Cook a.re I RECEIVES GIFT :-~ ot tg lh~ ~ 11f.t'5 Nell and M Mre William SteUT returned Fri " B hop lo Cul umbus Sunday day 1 igllt bringing with hllr a 1 he Ml!i.!le:s B ~m; p are return in" to Jove!} g1ft wh1ch had llt'l'n liven th{ home In Cleveln1d her lly Mr:s Ca.rrle Jackson retiring M Ella Ashley ot Fourth St pre:s1aent of t.he G A R fo) 11ervicetJ 1 r Columbu:; But rda.~ wl ere which Mrs Steitf ) ttd rendered II 1slt htr daughter Mue Mrs SteUf has been utlendlna the U und( go an opera Uon at ~State conventim of the a A R ll \\lit Crot;s hru pi tal for the past week and wtUle there "t ss s urn l o mse "ll 1e fl 6 ul 111\e assisted in the m ISJcol program oo.;O d v ftJI a VlSlt vlth M ::It; Vc\a prcl!cnted R II a lurmcr c~irlf'nt of Mid .,. _ CLA.!'i~ Mf t:TING 1 I 1 t.tl m Toledo Itt 1 ned F !day one Il c \\omu Blbe cia&':! of Pome n Col mbus SJ1e wtl r<.y D:.apti~t chu ch held their JWle t: r d 1es at the Gold n H:lmi: at tllf' 1 orne of Mrs Ma.ry Pag m iil8h tre~::t FridEl.)' after noon ThLs llL't!LinK W118 to celebrate 1h e 91st b Lhda) o! Mrs Page Her pastor Dr A R Start rendf'red a most oppro)niate and Inspiring talk Af l a ~ o , ~ram dd dous rdrellhment.'i were servect to the nonot 11uest n 1ct to the l.:om J.lll.l~ic o~;~;~;ds who Itod 11athered I anC • " I BRIDGI: IIOS1ESS Do hila Pa !ley wu~ hor.te.o;s bridge club Fndav evenl1g was served at the Maty Ju1 e \\as ]Jl lyed at the home of Mr.s J E Harley Mrs Ben Fult:(; J1 receh~d the pr1re !or high scorf' M ss to her Dinner Brld!!e AJ\tELIA. TAKES OFF Okla June 20-INS--Her AuLoeho plane In good repair Mrs Ameha Earh~rt Putnam took utr I for St Lo lis from Mumclpal air pt rt he1 e Wda} _ ____ -~DO X IS SIGHTt:D Rio De Janeiro JUI e 20--INSSucces.'lfully em pletmg lis long :tli.ghL fl<>ln Altenrhe 1 Switzerland U e giant Orn an ~ea!lial}e n 11 X desce nded t~n the cairn wa.tert:o of BotatugJ sa,. u- ltLo De Janeiro at 12 55 P t today II 5 111 J:: 0 Tulslt T) R o D Jane1io J 11 e ?tJ-- TN~ fhe DO X which I oppcd otT fton Cabr. F lo about 50 m Jes flon th city at 11 45 A M loda} was sight ed o e r Rio De Jarun.lo the goal of he r lo:ng drawn out South PacJtJc t!ighL o.t 12 30 P M loca ltlme DELAY FUGHT ~ t.he neJtt 36 hour.. pos&tl y w 1th thund•nto,m• tn hi• "' ,, REACHED, POPE , thia af\.t!rnoon or t.onliht a1 d .-w.r 1 Nl:v. York June IW'l----1N8-Com ..pletl t a.1gl he Ia baP1 Sunday m rn ug COtJI~ r Sun 1 A hotly eontL'sted Iiiio ne In Vatican to City 20 _pvea JHSthe Middleport Le11m emel'lfed vic young MOCite; bIvtattb: betof't' h~p day Cc.nLra.ry the June veralon om; tortous over the Racine t.eam. ln a plnv oft' from Ployd Bfonnet.t. fteld on WEATHER OUTLOOK b~ FaiK:iBt autbortUes, ehurell aadl Melp County Church leq:ue con her Pial ned tnru Atlantlr nJc:l1t Wash.lnrton Ju lt! 20 INS state In Italy are far from an..,_. tea\ W~y was played., toe d AILhouah Lhe ~pailll are oonald Weekly 'lt'Hther ?U look ror the ~r mt:nt In Lhe oont.roYeny caused bJ1 nnaJ.ty to tht. &COre or 2 ~ )ered thlnor ones It waa not beUeved l 'od Junt 22 to J ne 2'1 h cluslvt dissolution or Catholic youtll OI'Pil• The rame wa.a featured by iooU that MIM NIChols wo Ild ~ abl,. to Ohio Valle-y & atlcre shov.~m~ lt.atlon.s Pope Pill& Xl dtelared tobalM! runn1.na each team ~t.Una ~lx starl thl!i ftr&t lee of the tttrh' t.o early part of week and &IU• l I' "tout 1ay hi~ and the Mtddle'Xlrt lad11 COtl Harbor Orace New Poundland bo<! F~ay BIJ&'htly cooler IlL bt-gln ng w.. are not on the way to All'"" ::, ttln~i~ne error w-nlle the R.a cl t !ore t.omorrow at th• esrliest ~ett"eek with '.Yunne J ~sda y or 1 met t and nf>41:otl.&UOilll have not ftrlt. ag!~l.'lt lhe~ot have one talle(J ~ 1 && NkhoL!i was f'lrat. dt!layed by ne3dlty begun HI!J Holiness declarM The box s ~-• weather and lattor by a dam Look for your name 1n I hr. IHTh~ pope 5several rem&rlu!hWldred were nwle 1D MiddlEport core AB R H E 1a.,;.,.. compali!l ur .. sslng mtlll• Gallagher Jb Clau•fied Ad• and ael a bt.-n; d the congregauon for Ule 5 0 2 0 H Lewis, p 4 0 u 0 packa•e of Tea, Free Propagatlon or l.he Pait.h at tha 1Vatlca Wt~trd c ~ 1 0 1 Beaver &~ 4 u 1 a Neal If 3 1 1 'l Andell!Oll 3b :$ 0 1 u Pickens 2b t 0 0 u June 20 19:ll Darst ct 4 o 1 0 By U 8 Wea,thtr Bureau Columbus E Lew11J r! 4 o o 0 A.s a rel!ult of persi8Lant high _ _ _ _ prell.'l re over the southeast the wea Total :l3 2 6 1 thel ~.onth ues Wlsea:o.onably warm Racine AB R H E I ovu the Ohio and upper Ml.s.sls.slpPi Buck ct 4 o o o Vall£y~> The pressure has increased Any Peroon d11chargmg ftreworh, deRoUSh 3b 2 0 0 0 som what ove1 the MISI>OUTJ Valley llgned for the celebrahon of the F ourtl;l of Beegle &S 4 I 2 0 and ~uth central Canada where Norris P 4 0 U 0 the eather Is somewhat cooler Be July, wtthtn the corporate hmtto of the valWiltshire lb 3 0 I 0 twet'J these two areas h; " .'!.hallow lege of Mtddleport, at any lime, shall be 4 0 0 0 troul!!t or J(IW prt:ssurt! cormectlng Nease 2b ftned not le10 than $5 nor more than $25, ~~:: ~ 4 ~ ~ a I( w preBSure ru-es, ov r sou~heas 2 Stob t lf'rn Canada atld New England with according to an Ordmance to that effect ar " { 0 1 0 a1 e:w:tenslve lo"ALpressure areQ over Those who VIOlate thto Ordtnance Total o l the svulhwest In the northern por 31 ..... rwo base hlts- stobai t oa( I lion of thL<; troUij:h especially over be pumohed to the fulleot extent of the her Anderson Struck out bY-No~ the lake region t~ weather Is un law n Lewis II Hare on bulls-otl-lsettled with nearly generul Showers NorrL<J 4 J..Er.Wis 4 ....._ and thunduJtorms 11.nd sllghll1 JOHN R HAWKINS, Score by tnnnlgs I cooler nw further ell.lltwa rd move Chtef of Pohce Midd 000 101 ()(H).-21 men (Jf thl~~o Ivw pressut.Rae 000 OOI 000 _ 1 bt ttu1drd l \ !!OJl'l v h:H ---- From Rac'lne LadS "wllhColumbu> ww opend ......, pllrent.- Mr and Mr~t. Jobn I IBu ltl ,.::::._..:~~~~~~~::=====~=========1 Umpire's Ruling 'Ends Ball Game A\ARRI~S'' TUJ IIPII1J l'JIIIJ.!IIflNI1 COMPANY I '"" I :;AYIJ whkh l llll.al~ ~:p ~ R~~ ~"crt"-: I I I00 I General Weather Conditions A PROCLAMATION! g 1 I wtll Iris SHOOTING IS LAID TO GANGLAND FEUD I I Tol.xto 0 Jute 20--INS--Tuny Julla.u 39 k1 own pollee u 1de1 world ('haroe~r vas sh t ll 1d ser ou Jy "o r lkd h re rn lv tutloy by one of iwo men wh a wakened hln I~ poun n10: f n lhE' tlvr of his apart n ent Pol cc smcl II e :;hooting wM ll c result of a gangla nd feud m Maxfil lion 0 which resulted m the leathli ot two gangste s the~ last mouth Julian pollee SDid they had leaned had moved to Toledo only two weelu; ogo f10m Mas:!lllon where he had been ordered to leave the dtv Ul dr \hreilt of being p ton U srul Only one billet w:u fired pollee sa ki U1e shoi llllr.g Jul n1 In lhr t:hes and p10b:1bly jJielc 1 g hlx lung I .-oo=:--c~. ;~"'-':--;;-;;o;;;;;;;; ~~ IC IU[ Vt:RDH T RETURNEU W .(lSteJ 0 J I c 20- JNS A verdict o! su icide Wll~ 1 tuun:d to d 1y n tile death of Chmlr~ W Ftanls 58 \CBI I I f!\lmf' r Wh()S(' bodJ was f ttnd l1 a lank on the Cratf't Jarm ~\ell.l be l! after he had ~n miSI!IIng fro J Is ho11 sJ ct' lust Sunday r Or; ton7Ue been so pat ent SG understandmg o r a I thb4e funks and qutrks wh1ch •rouii'M baclt w th me o~t Fran~, out of t}9! pr son camp iYou've understolld the dark ttme11 ~ the memor1e~ and the struggl~ to get hold of myself You ve l).ell*t me all the way through jaeked me up when I needed 1t the devtl when I made a of rrl')self sympath zmg underneath unde rstand Dcbght Wtth m H••w•lha" l n li!r 1'\nte of J me 22 18.\f tl!t1 pot>t I on~,:rPI\(lw wrot~> In his Unry 1 hn' e at le II lit ntx n a (llun for n p ~>ID n the Amrrknn lndh n v.ll el Jl ..n 11 to 1 e 1o be tile ri;JI t (It e t HI tJ e II IV It Itt to WeiiHL togNI er II r r 1 tlouttrul tradition• lntrl a \ I de 666 ' Annoqncinq brought me buck made me ,-~A ~I Dry 1t c"n'• wmf 1n ab•olute •ilenu, you. lnow, beea~~~e lioN yo., •o much," •md Tr1111n• what. eveatllallJ, Comfort, ease, luxUfJ I fREE WHEELING. She r wu HOSIERY SAL£ ' to him, abe wu fu1ly and bitterly aware She tumed and wallr:ed away MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS LADIES WOOL DRESSES 0r Plam Coats LADIES SILl< DRESSES ONE-PIECE LADIES' HE;AVY COA'IS, Fur Collar and Cuffij FIN&I Pli0llll1'47-J 7lc 75c SJ·DO' St She Ends Saturday, June 20 tears. She hand to brush them caught her ~dlculout j bliDded " ahOe A 14 A M e wouJd tumed her baek on them &11 a l'Bther gallabt wotnau who knew heJ' own llmitaUo111 womiUl who realized her own 10u aDd of what she waa eaJable. That abe wu not capable of being- to this man what Mary Lou "• • IMPROVED I mean I proml8e you to tell him when the real had to be told Due to the large volume of buotne~tt we have receaved dunnr thu Spe<:~a(, we luove decaded to conltnue one week lonJer in or· der that all our frtendo and Cuotomen may take advantaJe of thio opecllll. I • hidden, fall to lhe 1 he:r ankle a .,.,_ would and I I I The quahty of thts popular make Hootery I& unqu~toned ,- -<lurebtlity1 ~1 1dehe~t , T~ beaultl•• "11,11 )>bot. <J And -d&lihll' . ' thi!t apectal sellmg you'll want a half a dozen pair. • Stop m and make a sel,clton before too late to get tn on th11 treat Ho11 ery event 11 11 A few rmnutes 1n a new Graham Stx or E1ght with lmP"'ved Free Wheel1ng and Silent Gear Shift will reveal a new kmd of motonng ea1e and en1oyment such as you hc:~ve nev•J before expenenced tn c:~ny motort car Improved Free Wheehng, ovailable at the very low extra oost of f35 tn all new Grohom SIXes and E1ghts, means that you <on sh1fl gears easily and Silently without touching the d11tch except for It means that dur.ng a great part of your dr.vmg, the oar rolls smoothly fo<ward wh1le the eng•ne 1dles It bnngs real economy and longer car hfe ' -rll"'. ' Graham Improved Free Wheehng possesses every advontage of earl1er types but w•th Important Improvements that odd greatly Ia your enJoyment. Let us demonstrate Graham Improved Free Wheel1ng and show you the 54 ather important r - • why Graham oars are better <OI'J. Hysell Motor Co. Street i \ Pomeroy, Ohio �• P&OIITWO 'I1IJ: DAU..Y' TRIBtrQ. POYJ:ROY OlllO No "Mourning" Wedding f!!D!"'"'o Oh!!t ..p 111o. 4e1 01 ~ OX<oP! llOI~ ~""' 'Gu a, tm • N>Jlllled tllollr """ I Lower lleoot>d Street I'Omei'O)' 0 wpfl1 Ol!f rr~ f'DC! w lt:1t~ or ne.- m•tter for p!JbllcaUoa LhfJ lhOIIkl 1D. &IJ CUM aipl thelr n&r:.le---iJthou;h n<lt hece18&1'U)' tC'I be prtnted. .\Dolu'UlOUI letten bow.ver exceU.nt and duatrable 1n them ...... b1 no IDI&anol w1U t. plbiiM.. I --c--- ' 1\1AT l'l.ClWE:R Gl~ I 'S TAKI!<<!" ALt... 1\l GLooll\ OUi ' ~AY Tim DAILY TRIBUM: POYDO!' OHJO Jtlllllll<1111 Pho.ne Your News To MEXICO~ COD}; TO PlUTrCt. LABOR AT WORK, At HOlE Vtrg•n•a Grerr News GRAND - pARENTS PHONE 58% L 01= \\\IS YbAR: ~ :lUll!; C 121)\' OF K ..p .. N Y C Contest Came• to Cloa.e 1n E•ehth Inn lft.Jl Score 4 1 r " ' - · Olllo For . . . . _ 011oe aa4 CP'clllltloft Dept. Call zoa a hr UllariOI . , _ Call 118 L A llloU pme betwee1 ' Lht' Nell Y(l 1.; Central and the Kmghts ot Pyth s MrJ Ed Yo I ~ wu ltOpped In the eighth mn!ng Prt«Jay evening ! llowmg o prole~! by the manager of the K of P The acore at that ttrne v.as 4. t In tavor of tM N y c In the elghth 1nnmg S\0 1 her B k wlu Jms bt> 1 1 n l.! at the 1-t lzer hospital h..,. 1e u el.! to her I un e on (. 01 l St <.. d 'iOns Eoglll ntl Hoger o f C1llrlt'st.ol ar€' v s1t J1l S E.ftl.(' \V e ll.r d famJl} D F' F !Lz 5 I !-; I m bus Fud L P eel c 1:' M s Hub(> «:\Ired a base by 1t hit Mr:Elhlllfli s l t>ntl ln g tl ~ out tq center field and 01 ote 1 ~~ has be ai;tvanc«~ Swisher t.o seco 1d by a to t !' p~ wu 1 ePk:c Graves came to btlt at d hit a to 1 1 han s Jon& Jligb fly between ce 1ter und r rlgh1i fteld whlch was t t kf' 1 b} w 1 F M on~ M 101 r~ 1 he lock. the rJght ga.rdne1 o a put out~ but the umpire 1u1er.l an 11leg, 1 n l ;;l d o friend~ catcli:".&nd then an a1 !{Ume t e1 s 1 c St>t!l L}()n ol Can hlt A~lng to the 1ules 1f ... r 1 e gal <:a~ Is called by the ump n r rulinl tl'e game each n n Js a 1owe4. ~ree base-s that s he ad van~ three bases If t1 e pro e.sL 1 RTa!Uikl bY the offlclals ll e the Khlahta would have t1 n.•f' , u 1 s ooe out and a man tJI th rcl --~- 1 THE FlltS1 AND THE I A.ST- 1 am th e htsj and II and bestdes me there 1s no God b l hcrc a God hmudeM me? yea there 1~ no God I know not tiL~ I am the )a8t '! \ h -loa 44 6 8 GODS RESPONSE-If my pen pic which a1c c,illcd by my name t\hall humble themselves and pray an1l Hcek my fnc e ind turn Hom their v.Icked wa-,.s then w1l I I hear from heav en and Y.tlll forgtv e then :-.w nnd \\ tll hcul their land -2 Chromcle!i 7 14 f I' lls Mlat> Mary ~h 1.1 villiUoa here 1 Mbli J~:s.n Sm.ltil who l,i. employed Mr und am.lMrs MIS John D B Dillard Farmer IIOll Ll tie Mlr;s Patrlcl8. Ann Chase I Dan reLw'n four n onlh old daughter of Mr and tJd F day ev~:nln& fro 1 8 mur~ vlalt Mn. Waite! Chase of Raceland Ky In D.-troll and CanatU When they wl ~~\I.! ting Mr and Mrs Shirley ttw t ed they drovll home a new Mills he te Is the subject of an oc. 1orah&m Pa.l&e currem::e v.hlch ls conbidert:d ve ;, I Mn; Ha.rl~y Cwmlna:harn Of unl.ll;UBI Fo th street und~rwe 1t 1m Qpem The ~oung miss ls the proud ow Lion Thursday at a Charlet;ton has r uf eleven graJ d parent..,; all I v plt.l:tl Is aettlnl!l along as v.eU fl5 lng E>ix of them are Q'll her moth l'UU a be expt!c\.ed ide of the family and nvl! on Mr lmd Mn; George Sa ~er son.o; I HI th cr s $ ld e Tllr.t~e IPSO d P a I Rict ard and Shirley wm motor to t nts uf Mtss Patt:icla s cover four Cine nnnti Monday morning where !{ener~n~--Shirley Wlll enter hill model e08ch a rep lea of the trllde njark of the and Mrs L1st.an Fultz ar<t Fisher Body Company In IJ\e coun h r~> on u visit v.1th tms purent.s try wlde conteat ct Mrs Fred Fulti~ M a d Mns Home Cook a.re I RECEIVES GIFT :-~ ot tg lh~ ~ 11f.t'5 Nell and M Mre William SteUT returned Fri " B hop lo Cul umbus Sunday day 1 igllt bringing with hllr a 1 he Ml!i.!le:s B ~m; p are return in" to Jove!} g1ft wh1ch had llt'l'n liven th{ home In Cleveln1d her lly Mr:s Ca.rrle Jackson retiring M Ella Ashley ot Fourth St pre:s1aent of t.he G A R fo) 11ervicetJ 1 r Columbu:; But rda.~ wl ere which Mrs Steitf ) ttd rendered II 1slt htr daughter Mue Mrs SteUf has been utlendlna the U und( go an opera Uon at ~State conventim of the a A R ll \\lit Crot;s hru pi tal for the past week and wtUle there "t ss s urn l o mse "ll 1e fl 6 ul 111\e assisted in the m ISJcol program oo.;O d v ftJI a VlSlt vlth M ::It; Vc\a prcl!cnted R II a lurmcr c~irlf'nt of Mid .,. _ CLA.!'i~ Mf t:TING 1 I 1 t.tl m Toledo Itt 1 ned F !day one Il c \\omu Blbe cia&':! of Pome n Col mbus SJ1e wtl r<.y D:.apti~t chu ch held their JWle t: r d 1es at the Gold n H:lmi: at tllf' 1 orne of Mrs Ma.ry Pag m iil8h tre~::t FridEl.)' after noon ThLs llL't!LinK W118 to celebrate 1h e 91st b Lhda) o! Mrs Page Her pastor Dr A R Start rendf'red a most oppro)niate and Inspiring talk Af l a ~ o , ~ram dd dous rdrellhment.'i were servect to the nonot 11uest n 1ct to the l.:om J.lll.l~ic o~;~;~;ds who Itod 11athered I anC • " I BRIDGI: IIOS1ESS Do hila Pa !ley wu~ hor.te.o;s bridge club Fndav evenl1g was served at the Maty Ju1 e \\as ]Jl lyed at the home of Mr.s J E Harley Mrs Ben Fult:(; J1 receh~d the pr1re !or high scorf' M ss to her Dinner Brld!!e AJ\tELIA. TAKES OFF Okla June 20-INS--Her AuLoeho plane In good repair Mrs Ameha Earh~rt Putnam took utr I for St Lo lis from Mumclpal air pt rt he1 e Wda} _ ____ -~DO X IS SIGHTt:D Rio De Janeiro JUI e 20--INSSucces.'lfully em pletmg lis long :tli.ghL fl<>ln Altenrhe 1 Switzerland U e giant Orn an ~ea!lial}e n 11 X desce nded t~n the cairn wa.tert:o of BotatugJ sa,. u- ltLo De Janeiro at 12 55 P t today II 5 111 J:: 0 Tulslt T) R o D Jane1io J 11 e ?tJ-- TN~ fhe DO X which I oppcd otT fton Cabr. F lo about 50 m Jes flon th city at 11 45 A M loda} was sight ed o e r Rio De Jarun.lo the goal of he r lo:ng drawn out South PacJtJc t!ighL o.t 12 30 P M loca ltlme DELAY FUGHT ~ t.he neJtt 36 hour.. pos&tl y w 1th thund•nto,m• tn hi• "' ,, REACHED, POPE , thia af\.t!rnoon or t.onliht a1 d .-w.r 1 Nl:v. York June IW'l----1N8-Com ..pletl t a.1gl he Ia baP1 Sunday m rn ug COtJI~ r Sun 1 A hotly eontL'sted Iiiio ne In Vatican to City 20 _pvea JHSthe Middleport Le11m emel'lfed vic young MOCite; bIvtattb: betof't' h~p day Cc.nLra.ry the June veralon om; tortous over the Racine t.eam. ln a plnv oft' from Ployd Bfonnet.t. fteld on WEATHER OUTLOOK b~ FaiK:iBt autbortUes, ehurell aadl Melp County Church leq:ue con her Pial ned tnru Atlantlr nJc:l1t Wash.lnrton Ju lt! 20 INS state In Italy are far from an..,_. tea\ W~y was played., toe d AILhouah Lhe ~pailll are oonald Weekly 'lt'Hther ?U look ror the ~r mt:nt In Lhe oont.roYeny caused bJ1 nnaJ.ty to tht. &COre or 2 ~ )ered thlnor ones It waa not beUeved l 'od Junt 22 to J ne 2'1 h cluslvt dissolution or Catholic youtll OI'Pil• The rame wa.a featured by iooU that MIM NIChols wo Ild ~ abl,. to Ohio Valle-y & atlcre shov.~m~ lt.atlon.s Pope Pill& Xl dtelared tobalM! runn1.na each team ~t.Una ~lx starl thl!i ftr&t lee of the tttrh' t.o early part of week and &IU• l I' "tout 1ay hi~ and the Mtddle'Xlrt lad11 COtl Harbor Orace New Poundland bo<! F~ay BIJ&'htly cooler IlL bt-gln ng w.. are not on the way to All'"" ::, ttln~i~ne error w-nlle the R.a cl t !ore t.omorrow at th• esrliest ~ett"eek with '.Yunne J ~sda y or 1 met t and nf>41:otl.&UOilll have not ftrlt. ag!~l.'lt lhe~ot have one talle(J ~ 1 && NkhoL!i was f'lrat. dt!layed by ne3dlty begun HI!J Holiness declarM The box s ~-• weather and lattor by a dam Look for your name 1n I hr. IHTh~ pope 5several rem&rlu!hWldred were nwle 1D MiddlEport core AB R H E 1a.,;.,.. compali!l ur .. sslng mtlll• Gallagher Jb Clau•fied Ad• and ael a bt.-n; d the congregauon for Ule 5 0 2 0 H Lewis, p 4 0 u 0 packa•e of Tea, Free Propagatlon or l.he Pait.h at tha 1Vatlca Wt~trd c ~ 1 0 1 Beaver &~ 4 u 1 a Neal If 3 1 1 'l Andell!Oll 3b :$ 0 1 u Pickens 2b t 0 0 u June 20 19:ll Darst ct 4 o 1 0 By U 8 Wea,thtr Bureau Columbus E Lew11J r! 4 o o 0 A.s a rel!ult of persi8Lant high _ _ _ _ prell.'l re over the southeast the wea Total :l3 2 6 1 thel ~.onth ues Wlsea:o.onably warm Racine AB R H E I ovu the Ohio and upper Ml.s.sls.slpPi Buck ct 4 o o o Vall£y~> The pressure has increased Any Peroon d11chargmg ftreworh, deRoUSh 3b 2 0 0 0 som what ove1 the MISI>OUTJ Valley llgned for the celebrahon of the F ourtl;l of Beegle &S 4 I 2 0 and ~uth central Canada where Norris P 4 0 U 0 the eather Is somewhat cooler Be July, wtthtn the corporate hmtto of the valWiltshire lb 3 0 I 0 twet'J these two areas h; " .'!.hallow lege of Mtddleport, at any lime, shall be 4 0 0 0 troul!!t or J(IW prt:ssurt! cormectlng Nease 2b ftned not le10 than $5 nor more than $25, ~~:: ~ 4 ~ ~ a I( w preBSure ru-es, ov r sou~heas 2 Stob t lf'rn Canada atld New England with according to an Ordmance to that effect ar " { 0 1 0 a1 e:w:tenslve lo"ALpressure areQ over Those who VIOlate thto Ordtnance Total o l the svulhwest In the northern por 31 ..... rwo base hlts- stobai t oa( I lion of thL<; troUij:h especially over be pumohed to the fulleot extent of the her Anderson Struck out bY-No~ the lake region t~ weather Is un law n Lewis II Hare on bulls-otl-lsettled with nearly generul Showers NorrL<J 4 J..Er.Wis 4 ....._ and thunduJtorms 11.nd sllghll1 JOHN R HAWKINS, Score by tnnnlgs I cooler nw further ell.lltwa rd move Chtef of Pohce Midd 000 101 ()(H).-21 men (Jf thl~~o Ivw pressut.Rae 000 OOI 000 _ 1 bt ttu1drd l \ !!OJl'l v h:H ---- From Rac'lne LadS "wllhColumbu> ww opend ......, pllrent.- Mr and Mr~t. Jobn I IBu ltl ,.::::._..:~~~~~~~::=====~=========1 Umpire's Ruling 'Ends Ball Game A\ARRI~S'' TUJ IIPII1J l'JIIIJ.!IIflNI1 COMPANY I '"" I :;AYIJ whkh l llll.al~ ~:p ~ R~~ ~"crt"-: I I I00 I General Weather Conditions A PROCLAMATION! g 1 I wtll Iris SHOOTING IS LAID TO GANGLAND FEUD I I Tol.xto 0 Jute 20--INS--Tuny Julla.u 39 k1 own pollee u 1de1 world ('haroe~r vas sh t ll 1d ser ou Jy "o r lkd h re rn lv tutloy by one of iwo men wh a wakened hln I~ poun n10: f n lhE' tlvr of his apart n ent Pol cc smcl II e :;hooting wM ll c result of a gangla nd feud m Maxfil lion 0 which resulted m the leathli ot two gangste s the~ last mouth Julian pollee SDid they had leaned had moved to Toledo only two weelu; ogo f10m Mas:!lllon where he had been ordered to leave the dtv Ul dr \hreilt of being p ton U srul Only one billet w:u fired pollee sa ki U1e shoi llllr.g Jul n1 In lhr t:hes and p10b:1bly jJielc 1 g hlx lung I .-oo=:--c~. ;~"'-':--;;-;;o;;;;;;;; ~~ IC IU[ Vt:RDH T RETURNEU W .(lSteJ 0 J I c 20- JNS A verdict o! su icide Wll~ 1 tuun:d to d 1y n tile death of Chmlr~ W Ftanls 58 \CBI I I f!\lmf' r Wh()S(' bodJ was f ttnd l1 a lank on the Cratf't Jarm ~\ell.l be l! after he had ~n miSI!IIng fro J Is ho11 sJ ct' lust Sunday r Or; ton7Ue been so pat ent SG understandmg o r a I thb4e funks and qutrks wh1ch •rouii'M baclt w th me o~t Fran~, out of t}9! pr son camp iYou've understolld the dark ttme11 ~ the memor1e~ and the struggl~ to get hold of myself You ve l).ell*t me all the way through jaeked me up when I needed 1t the devtl when I made a of rrl')self sympath zmg underneath unde rstand Dcbght Wtth m H••w•lha" l n li!r 1'\nte of J me 22 18.\f tl!t1 pot>t I on~,:rPI\(lw wrot~> In his Unry 1 hn' e at le II lit ntx n a (llun for n p ~>ID n the Amrrknn lndh n v.ll el Jl ..n 11 to 1 e 1o be tile ri;JI t (It e t HI tJ e II IV It Itt to WeiiHL togNI er II r r 1 tlouttrul tradition• lntrl a \ I de 666 ' Annoqncinq brought me buck made me ,-~A ~I Dry 1t c"n'• wmf 1n ab•olute •ilenu, you. lnow, beea~~~e lioN yo., •o much," •md Tr1111n• what. eveatllallJ, Comfort, ease, luxUfJ I fREE WHEELING. She r wu HOSIERY SAL£ ' to him, abe wu fu1ly and bitterly aware She tumed and wallr:ed away MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS LADIES WOOL DRESSES 0r Plam Coats LADIES SILl< DRESSES ONE-PIECE LADIES' HE;AVY COA'IS, Fur Collar and Cuffij FIN&I Pli0llll1'47-J 7lc 75c SJ·DO' St She Ends Saturday, June 20 tears. She hand to brush them caught her ~dlculout j bliDded " ahOe A 14 A M e wouJd tumed her baek on them &11 a l'Bther gallabt wotnau who knew heJ' own llmitaUo111 womiUl who realized her own 10u aDd of what she waa eaJable. That abe wu not capable of being- to this man what Mary Lou "• • IMPROVED I mean I proml8e you to tell him when the real had to be told Due to the large volume of buotne~tt we have receaved dunnr thu Spe<:~a(, we luove decaded to conltnue one week lonJer in or· der that all our frtendo and Cuotomen may take advantaJe of thio opecllll. I • hidden, fall to lhe 1 he:r ankle a .,.,_ would and I I I The quahty of thts popular make Hootery I& unqu~toned ,- -<lurebtlity1 ~1 1dehe~t , T~ beaultl•• "11,11 )>bot. <J And -d&lihll' . ' thi!t apectal sellmg you'll want a half a dozen pair. • Stop m and make a sel,clton before too late to get tn on th11 treat Ho11 ery event 11 11 A few rmnutes 1n a new Graham Stx or E1ght with lmP"'ved Free Wheel1ng and Silent Gear Shift will reveal a new kmd of motonng ea1e and en1oyment such as you hc:~ve nev•J before expenenced tn c:~ny motort car Improved Free Wheehng, ovailable at the very low extra oost of f35 tn all new Grohom SIXes and E1ghts, means that you <on sh1fl gears easily and Silently without touching the d11tch except for It means that dur.ng a great part of your dr.vmg, the oar rolls smoothly fo<ward wh1le the eng•ne 1dles It bnngs real economy and longer car hfe ' -rll"'. ' Graham Improved Free Wheehng possesses every advontage of earl1er types but w•th Important Improvements that odd greatly Ia your enJoyment. Let us demonstrate Graham Improved Free Wheel1ng and show you the 54 ather important r - • why Graham oars are better <OI'J. Hysell Motor Co. Street i \ Pomeroy, Ohio �- .... ...,..,_. .. 't "" .. ~ 1 BOIII)AT, .rmDC II, 1JII 'ID DAlLY TIIIRCN!:. POIIIIIOT, OHIO NOTICE Pabltiq lntide and ~bide • · CJ,. StUl ED A,_f¥ERUSINC oameu. 111 prtltrtnoe over the rt· maid, 1111t )'0111' llllor .atall t>l .BoiJroO¢ <lolo<\lVOII the reprlnLI. 11111 ..... llouthlna Ill lbo .... . -o-a.. HOLLYWOD ~====:::;:;::::===-.:=!.1" &euon.· cill)eCII IGI 11'1 • ..,; opidomle of PlliiW IIJma. Spealteaalel were lnVim-.LJD.,tllat Th1t ~ .omtthbl&' "ew for Carey, ...~- hu JIM!D' moet or his ttme. people would h&ve a plut ..,nd .~ h.f Qui\ rkUnl ' tbe "'n1e to hwh~y . ci'Dte~ ploturea, In ou'tdoor rolea. -'l'Uo U. 0. LeaM DlD, liDU ~pw.. I CJI,Ml~l are at last tieCOfn.lll&' That 'bnve Brook tauaht eiQCUtion ! civilized. They nG lonpr · oook a before mtertnl' pictured mlssionary with his coat IUld .lorou• ~CENE$1N ~ Aeeontlq. roof repain and lip. PatnU.r. -Nice Mother~ .Nice Daughter BEHIND THf, ' Dayidlon- 1 m -x. ... a-n-n&. sen on. pt.) DR. son:-Papa, what's monial b&rq ue? Dad :-A battleaJitp. t~- matri- BUNDAY, JUNE :II , Ulll 'I'D DAtt.Y TRDcrNI:, FOM'tROY, OHIO EY KEE~S ~p ·nARD HITTING: 5£NHORS l 0~ E ' After Winnina 12 in Row; . Cubt, Pirates And Carda Win • SO DO ATHLETICS Ohio. Racine ":-.; OV OW. Vaudevnf'l Dent!at lOc. :.; '- c. .FOSTER Ht • ,.I • • .... ....... prap next. ~ 'l'be ~ . ta.k.er wW &ladf &lltat JOU 1f ctimed. so tbat the copy for .JQUI' ad il prepared l'etJ rarklnr--No Utnl\ John W .Welch, t.n aucb a maq.ucr iL6 to brlnl the putnt. taultl to l'OU. Manarlr.a: Director For s.te, Mite.~R st.~et Great Bend BALE-Modern home with all Rev. Warren or Pwllund fiil ~d ll:• conveniences, biU!ement, im· nace heat, eleetrlclty, gas and city re1ulnr appointment he1 e Sunday Mt• and Mrs. MrMlllcn uf GinW'lter. Call at 1:18 Mulberry Aw., 6-17-St. ham Station Ptlmcroy, spent Sunday witl1 POLLY AND HER PALS thet'r daughter Mr!! Rlr:hard Dowe MHS. R . H. WELLS, Pomeroy, and family stop r..t THE DAILY TRIBUNE th~ M~ . Sw;le Harris WB.ll a 'llslto1' - - - - - - ----- week: and get a -:·..e.rter pound puck- 1or her mothe:r Mr ~ Mull Circle ol age ot Salad~ ~a free. C:mucl Wednesday. CHERRIES FOR-'BAi:::E=Rca.d:f~t.tMist; Odell BaliS who Is 3ltt•mllng ter June 21 . John Wi!rner Jr, school at Columbus came Saturday Loading Oreek, Middleport, R D. to be with Mr and M1 s. o\. T . La· 8~lil-3t. they. Mr. and Mr". Clarence W~lls and FOR SALE - Two show cosC6. two famll)' motored to Bpe11c~r und counter scales, 500 lb ice box. Boo spent the week end with relatives. E C. Hall was a busmess caller In OLith & Wh!Uock, Second Street. R.avlncBwood BeturdllY. 6-16-61. M1 and Mrs. C. B Crow of RH· MRS E. E. WINDON, Pomeroy. cine visited the former's luther. stop at THE DAILY TRIBUNE Charles Crow saturday. this week and get a. quarter powld packt•ge or Salada Tea free. / Hilami ~- - ~~ "· __a_n_t_e_d_______ Oliver Llnkcr.hokllr and mulhcr •Ji_e_lp_W 1 and Wayne Dieh.l, have returned to SAJ,.EBMPJN- In surrounding LoWI!ll, can you 11011 automobile oil? Let us put you in oil jobbing business Lesa thRn t40.00 capital required y r1uu own your own 11 store. 'Uolden opportunity. The Day' Compa.ny, 2304 C811Pl Rd .,~ OLvelund, ° their home alter a brlet vl~lt with Mrs. Linkenhoker'• mother In Han· ley, W Va. who Is qult.c Ill. Rena Stitt spent Sunday j Ruth Dodrldre. ..... r• ,. ' .... ~ JPOR RENT-Two oJJice roama Court. Bt., over Buildln(l and B'ETTY BIRCfl HAS R<TUR>JED, "'0 MAMA'? Jofl Al-r>iE MILLINERY <;HOP ENPS 1llDA-(, BUooERI'UPt SH!!"S ONLY omce. In IJne condltlrn, with ateam heat. &:e C. J!:. Dow or Bdw. Eberabach, Pomeroy, Ohto. Alao two Gmca rcoma ·'n Main 81Teet. 3->D·U , .......,.. , , , , , COME O>J, lOOT'?~ (.:riVE CAMPOI..O "1--~· SALARY~ pac!,age o~ So.lada Tea tree . ! UlJa week: and aet a quarter pound POR RENT-6 room 2'l 'I.! " 1' 1•.S1'J'HU.\l":>O RE S l TI. T S ABH.HPOAJ•: 4 2 0 0 J 2 3 000(,10 1 742301 , 7 5 5 J 1 o' FIGHTING FL.AME I • repnlr. Call UndorscJUnw Store 6-JD·3t Loat- ' 3 I'LL. age uf Salada 1'el.\ rrcc. - ·- MR... CAR OWNER! 'SEE I TILLIE. · -v-- ML ~S OJ!..ORO!. STARK. Pomeroy ~.top at THE DAlL'l TIUDUNE thts wtJck f\111'1 gc·l R quuter (JOttnd pack~ ~I= TOta.l!i I 0 0 F MP-C'S 6000 6uY Oarr, 3b . . . . . . Bailey, ct . . . McNa.Ught.on, c Fauley, 2b !Turner,&> JLucke.lb. A I I &hut>nleb. If Wllliamf>, rf Lldc, p N~w llli tht Umr tn hav,. your ea.• .UUW er wiu:1bed. I «l:lll rdn.nalu hr pollsllt yo11r a.utn with Mc:Aicetl PoJ11b and Wn.x. Fenaef'l •lrwWbt. en"ett, rolled ou& and palnlfo:f. Fumlt.ur~ IJid hlnwt. J)uc::oed nr l.aequercd. llonnt wor.a:, Rea. Tctlll!i Come and See AUTO PAINT SHOP lad S«. JOHN R. I.OVF.. Neat (Jnd,....l Sehnol a'toQHI. "7• O. ., Two base hits, Bailey. (1{11 ~I - - - - - -- -- I 60 22 19 27 1~ Sj 5 5 4 4 4 1 2 1 3l 0 0 4 o 11 o 1 3 .! 4 ' 1 0 3 2 5• men 1 crazy.". contmulOA' _____ ____ ' ,_ fur clues ---~-------- fl, M1lwnukr{' I Fln lHi qJillil 10 , ChiC'U~Cl 4 Nt w Y nrk lfi Rt I..oul11 5 Qr ltll l! 7: Bo.<.lon 6. Cl• Vt l:·ud 9 w ~u< hm gto n 6. GAMES 'l'On.\11' i\1'11ERICA:'>l AS:--Ot ;I.\1'10N Mlnw•npo1 l !~ ul TO THINK! -;; -~ ~ rf ;7 B 16 ! cust.E'r, Young 3, j Plt l~blll g:h ut N f'w York !L\\•1 [mOJr t; l Cuwmtmll aL Morris A. Penter, Advertioing Dire<:tor of the San Dieao (California) Un;on·Tribune, Sayt: "Did you ever stop to think that a ncw.apaper aa an advertis· ing medium poa&easea many ouittanding advantage&? "Newspaper advertising reachea ·nearly everyone every day; almost everyone read• a newspaper. It is the only publication immediately associated wilb the life of a community. A newspaper contains something that everyone in the fam• ily wants to know about. It is the greatest factor in the country u in moulding public opinion. "The newspaper is the most eagerly aought piece of litera· lure going into the home. It has more intimacy than J~.ny other factor in one' a daily contact. "Newspaper advertising produces immediate action; apeed di.tinguiahes a newspaper's birth, life and function. «:!nlmtlbll ~. 4007112 ] 1\l)l\\:•llkf'f' nl ln<111lna)lUit~. 4 1 1 2 o \ fl l. Pll UI ,t l. 'l'lll f'rlo 3 1 1 2 o o I K!'ll ' a ~ CJ!y HL Lmll:w llk 4 2 1 o J 0I I CP9e li• , han:•pclt~ o 2 4 o oI Three base hits. Stanley Pnul r•:~. l Bllses en balls olf liocntch I , oft t Lide 1. : ~tru(;k out by Lltlt! 2, by Hcclllch .1 ] Left on bases K of P.s 10, IOOF 6. . Bt.olf'll 1Jtt.6<'5 Oe~trs 2, Eisel, MUI· ds. 110nable Price. C'!'lwnbu~ 12. M n mrapuils 9 'l'nl"d'l S: 8! Pn u ! 1 8 1 P.11il fl 'I nlerlu .'. f{·· n ~ M C!tv !8 . L'lut~vJlh· 3 6 5 J 4 u 2·1' 7 3 2 14 ll. Po; t~bun!.ll 4 , Nr· w York 1. ' 1 1 4 1 0 0 1 Ch 'cnu-o 12: Rtookl:: •t 7 6 0 1 1 0 0 · 1 l'lll;Rctrl phln 10 CJn('lull ,t! 3 1 0 0 0 0 S l LOU If> 1J: Bm;t Pn :i 612110 ' 300111 Al'II ~ IUI 'A :IJ U ;,l(;{TI' garage and basement. All In good X,:ou. AHSCWI!\TWN A~tlmJ{'J'\S OEMPSEY . .:.....,,;... 7" ~ -- - - - - - " - - -' " :n .J.'i He HAC> 'THE L061 - 3 one dollar bill& between F.:1 d Garage a.nd A. & P Grocer) tn Pomeroy . Flndcr 1eturn to AIO•sc Jouca. Pomuoy. lB 22 ,!() (WOULD SEA WONDE~ IF huusc, bath, M.ridleport. Phone L6 · X. lS GII~AFFE AI~CK ~ITHROW, M1;;;;. 1 1 41 39 2R ··"n--E GAUCHO WI'I'H 'THE 1 MRS..CHAB ville stop at THE DAILY TRIBUNI<: ' wou UlSt "tV1e '' PAPP'( YcvR ~TOP By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma ~ BEE... 'NOI>I'I>J4 '"IWO WEEkS. BU"T I'lL BE T 10 <?>EEMED u KE owo '1'EA~ -ro You: - Friend of Starr 0J1. Lc4n ~·· · .\MERW,\N Lt:AGUE her recent tllneBB. Robert Colllml and lilnll]Y WCIC calling 11.t th(l home of Mr anrl MI.~' Walter Fl'l.lk Prtday even1nr For Rent- Heavies Perking .Up ?.•lth Ellne Spirea 1uJ.d Mrs Clendennln Ruth and Arhue Dodridge o.nd mother had dinner at the home of Ohto. Mr. and Mrs. Scarberry of Lf:ltart Sunday. · MflB FRED ROSENBAUM Prune~ Myrtle and Gamet Fulk and Opal roy. atop at THE' DAILY TRI- Keaton called recently on Ruth BUNE this wee k llnd ret a qua1·ter Dodrlgrc fl ()lnld paclm]lc of S tlluda. Tea free Marie VIning has recovered from DID YOU EVER ~- ~.· Piuladt•lpll !:l uNewspaper advertiaing tells us where to buy; it never leb a prospect get caught. It insure• consumen good will; long aaleo ' efforh ar en<f required to sell the consumer on a product adver· tised in new51Papers. ctwo games) E1. Louis at Boston Newspaper advertising is timely and pennitt lbe advertioer Hwn !HllllPS I Chtrngo at Brookly11 i\l\Jio~ RI{'.4. N U :Mi1 Tf , W';l 'h l lliJ,tron HL C l f'Vf'l.lll ll Phll .ulrlpt1 :a fll C hlf' ~l!.o New YPl'k :•t St Louis to tie his copy up with current news events. It enables the ad- verli!!ier to enter any specific! area and secure the amount of cov- erage that be needs. Uo.,tnn ul lletrult. "Newapapcr advertising is flexible; a campai1n can be otarl· AT mE TliEATRES · ed over-night and can be slopped at a moment's notice. ELECT~IC TH~AtRJt, roR~qy-TODA Y 'Newopaper copy can be written to give a complete oalea pre· ••~tation "DR~CUJ.:A" ltta.r and a~:J~; D.r."ld M&nnef'o Holen Cl\aalilter. 1sem I. uro~t QwiJht t'ryc. He IIVIld Of t.he lf~JIII of' JDu\b. of the product, or it can be written with the iaea of trade name eotabli•hment. lnl.rodudnu thr t.l!rrlfYin( f)~a:Jqlf. k'lll! of ~tAt "J;hej wi!!'~IIIIIL e~atacJcr. ln Uci :•:JP· "A newtpaper itlbe cloteol point of c:mtactto lbe actual Aho CoiRcdiet;· "TONGIIIE TIED'-' and •ale of merchandir.e; lbe only thintr that will approac!l it it a 'Jil& ·PRICE" •4 counter d!.play or a window dioplay. "People of the United Stale• PIIY one million dollars a clay to K•t lbeir new1paper. :t ' . / • l • ' "'P" - · · . ........ .. .... ... .. "'>V ~· ·!~.''• ~t~ .. ~, l .·· ... ' ! ,,'' '•, t '' 1 -r~~~} "THE ONLY lEADti\!G DQNf: flY l\41J.:J.,plll$:,Qf I Pf:O· PLE IS CONfiNED T,O T"E NEWSP.APEIUI,'I . •·•· ,I .. ~ �- .... ...,..,_. .. 't "" .. ~ 1 BOIII)AT, .rmDC II, 1JII 'ID DAlLY TIIIRCN!:. POIIIIIOT, OHIO NOTICE Pabltiq lntide and ~bide • · CJ,. StUl ED A,_f¥ERUSINC oameu. 111 prtltrtnoe over the rt· maid, 1111t )'0111' llllor .atall t>l .BoiJroO¢ <lolo<\lVOII the reprlnLI. 11111 ..... llouthlna Ill lbo .... . -o-a.. HOLLYWOD ~====:::;:;::::===-.:=!.1" &euon.· cill)eCII IGI 11'1 • ..,; opidomle of PlliiW IIJma. Spealteaalel were lnVim-.LJD.,tllat Th1t ~ .omtthbl&' "ew for Carey, ...~- hu JIM!D' moet or his ttme. people would h&ve a plut ..,nd .~ h.f Qui\ rkUnl ' tbe "'n1e to hwh~y . ci'Dte~ ploturea, In ou'tdoor rolea. -'l'Uo U. 0. LeaM DlD, liDU ~pw.. I CJI,Ml~l are at last tieCOfn.lll&' That 'bnve Brook tauaht eiQCUtion ! civilized. They nG lonpr · oook a before mtertnl' pictured mlssionary with his coat IUld .lorou• ~CENE$1N ~ Aeeontlq. roof repain and lip. PatnU.r. -Nice Mother~ .Nice Daughter BEHIND THf, ' Dayidlon- 1 m -x. ... a-n-n&. sen on. pt.) DR. son:-Papa, what's monial b&rq ue? Dad :-A battleaJitp. t~- matri- BUNDAY, JUNE :II , Ulll 'I'D DAtt.Y TRDcrNI:, FOM'tROY, OHIO EY KEE~S ~p ·nARD HITTING: 5£NHORS l 0~ E ' After Winnina 12 in Row; . Cubt, Pirates And Carda Win • SO DO ATHLETICS Ohio. Racine ":-.; OV OW. Vaudevnf'l Dent!at lOc. :.; '- c. .FOSTER Ht • ,.I • • .... ....... prap next. ~ 'l'be ~ . ta.k.er wW &ladf &lltat JOU 1f ctimed. so tbat the copy for .JQUI' ad il prepared l'etJ rarklnr--No Utnl\ John W .Welch, t.n aucb a maq.ucr iL6 to brlnl the putnt. taultl to l'OU. Manarlr.a: Director For s.te, Mite.~R st.~et Great Bend BALE-Modern home with all Rev. Warren or Pwllund fiil ~d ll:• conveniences, biU!ement, im· nace heat, eleetrlclty, gas and city re1ulnr appointment he1 e Sunday Mt• and Mrs. MrMlllcn uf GinW'lter. Call at 1:18 Mulberry Aw., 6-17-St. ham Station Ptlmcroy, spent Sunday witl1 POLLY AND HER PALS thet'r daughter Mr!! Rlr:hard Dowe MHS. R . H. WELLS, Pomeroy, and family stop r..t THE DAILY TRIBUNE th~ M~ . Sw;le Harris WB.ll a 'llslto1' - - - - - - ----- week: and get a -:·..e.rter pound puck- 1or her mothe:r Mr ~ Mull Circle ol age ot Salad~ ~a free. C:mucl Wednesday. CHERRIES FOR-'BAi:::E=Rca.d:f~t.tMist; Odell BaliS who Is 3ltt•mllng ter June 21 . John Wi!rner Jr, school at Columbus came Saturday Loading Oreek, Middleport, R D. to be with Mr and M1 s. o\. T . La· 8~lil-3t. they. Mr. and Mr". Clarence W~lls and FOR SALE - Two show cosC6. two famll)' motored to Bpe11c~r und counter scales, 500 lb ice box. Boo spent the week end with relatives. E C. Hall was a busmess caller In OLith & Wh!Uock, Second Street. R.avlncBwood BeturdllY. 6-16-61. M1 and Mrs. C. B Crow of RH· MRS E. E. WINDON, Pomeroy. cine visited the former's luther. stop at THE DAILY TRIBUNE Charles Crow saturday. this week and get a. quarter powld packt•ge or Salada Tea free. / Hilami ~- - ~~ "· __a_n_t_e_d_______ Oliver Llnkcr.hokllr and mulhcr •Ji_e_lp_W 1 and Wayne Dieh.l, have returned to SAJ,.EBMPJN- In surrounding LoWI!ll, can you 11011 automobile oil? Let us put you in oil jobbing business Lesa thRn t40.00 capital required y r1uu own your own 11 store. 'Uolden opportunity. The Day' Compa.ny, 2304 C811Pl Rd .,~ OLvelund, ° their home alter a brlet vl~lt with Mrs. Linkenhoker'• mother In Han· ley, W Va. who Is qult.c Ill. Rena Stitt spent Sunday j Ruth Dodrldre. ..... r• ,. ' .... ~ JPOR RENT-Two oJJice roama Court. Bt., over Buildln(l and B'ETTY BIRCfl HAS R<TUR>JED, "'0 MAMA'? Jofl Al-r>iE MILLINERY <;HOP ENPS 1llDA-(, BUooERI'UPt SH!!"S ONLY omce. In IJne condltlrn, with ateam heat. &:e C. J!:. Dow or Bdw. Eberabach, Pomeroy, Ohto. Alao two Gmca rcoma ·'n Main 81Teet. 3->D·U , .......,.. , , , , , COME O>J, lOOT'?~ (.:riVE CAMPOI..O "1--~· SALARY~ pac!,age o~ So.lada Tea tree . ! UlJa week: and aet a quarter pound POR RENT-6 room 2'l 'I.! " 1' 1•.S1'J'HU.\l":>O RE S l TI. T S ABH.HPOAJ•: 4 2 0 0 J 2 3 000(,10 1 742301 , 7 5 5 J 1 o' FIGHTING FL.AME I • repnlr. Call UndorscJUnw Store 6-JD·3t Loat- ' 3 I'LL. age uf Salada 1'el.\ rrcc. - ·- MR... CAR OWNER! 'SEE I TILLIE. · -v-- ML ~S OJ!..ORO!. STARK. Pomeroy ~.top at THE DAlL'l TIUDUNE thts wtJck f\111'1 gc·l R quuter (JOttnd pack~ ~I= TOta.l!i I 0 0 F MP-C'S 6000 6uY Oarr, 3b . . . . . . Bailey, ct . . . McNa.Ught.on, c Fauley, 2b !Turner,&> JLucke.lb. A I I &hut>nleb. If Wllliamf>, rf Lldc, p N~w llli tht Umr tn hav,. your ea.• .UUW er wiu:1bed. I «l:lll rdn.nalu hr pollsllt yo11r a.utn with Mc:Aicetl PoJ11b and Wn.x. Fenaef'l •lrwWbt. en"ett, rolled ou& and palnlfo:f. Fumlt.ur~ IJid hlnwt. J)uc::oed nr l.aequercd. llonnt wor.a:, Rea. Tctlll!i Come and See AUTO PAINT SHOP lad S«. JOHN R. I.OVF.. Neat (Jnd,....l Sehnol a'toQHI. "7• O. ., Two base hits, Bailey. (1{11 ~I - - - - - -- -- I 60 22 19 27 1~ Sj 5 5 4 4 4 1 2 1 3l 0 0 4 o 11 o 1 3 .! 4 ' 1 0 3 2 5• men 1 crazy.". contmulOA' _____ ____ ' ,_ fur clues ---~-------- fl, M1lwnukr{' I Fln lHi qJillil 10 , ChiC'U~Cl 4 Nt w Y nrk lfi Rt I..oul11 5 Qr ltll l! 7: Bo.<.lon 6. Cl• Vt l:·ud 9 w ~u< hm gto n 6. GAMES 'l'On.\11' i\1'11ERICA:'>l AS:--Ot ;I.\1'10N Mlnw•npo1 l !~ ul TO THINK! -;; -~ ~ rf ;7 B 16 ! cust.E'r, Young 3, j Plt l~blll g:h ut N f'w York !L\\•1 [mOJr t; l Cuwmtmll aL Morris A. Penter, Advertioing Dire<:tor of the San Dieao (California) Un;on·Tribune, Sayt: "Did you ever stop to think that a ncw.apaper aa an advertis· ing medium poa&easea many ouittanding advantage&? "Newspaper advertising reachea ·nearly everyone every day; almost everyone read• a newspaper. It is the only publication immediately associated wilb the life of a community. A newspaper contains something that everyone in the fam• ily wants to know about. It is the greatest factor in the country u in moulding public opinion. "The newspaper is the most eagerly aought piece of litera· lure going into the home. It has more intimacy than J~.ny other factor in one' a daily contact. "Newspaper advertising produces immediate action; apeed di.tinguiahes a newspaper's birth, life and function. «:!nlmtlbll ~. 4007112 ] 1\l)l\\:•llkf'f' nl ln<111lna)lUit~. 4 1 1 2 o \ fl l. Pll UI ,t l. 'l'lll f'rlo 3 1 1 2 o o I K!'ll ' a ~ CJ!y HL Lmll:w llk 4 2 1 o J 0I I CP9e li• , han:•pclt~ o 2 4 o oI Three base hits. Stanley Pnul r•:~. l Bllses en balls olf liocntch I , oft t Lide 1. : ~tru(;k out by Lltlt! 2, by Hcclllch .1 ] Left on bases K of P.s 10, IOOF 6. . Bt.olf'll 1Jtt.6<'5 Oe~trs 2, Eisel, MUI· ds. 110nable Price. C'!'lwnbu~ 12. M n mrapuils 9 'l'nl"d'l S: 8! Pn u ! 1 8 1 P.11il fl 'I nlerlu .'. f{·· n ~ M C!tv !8 . L'lut~vJlh· 3 6 5 J 4 u 2·1' 7 3 2 14 ll. Po; t~bun!.ll 4 , Nr· w York 1. ' 1 1 4 1 0 0 1 Ch 'cnu-o 12: Rtookl:: •t 7 6 0 1 1 0 0 · 1 l'lll;Rctrl phln 10 CJn('lull ,t! 3 1 0 0 0 0 S l LOU If> 1J: Bm;t Pn :i 612110 ' 300111 Al'II ~ IUI 'A :IJ U ;,l(;{TI' garage and basement. All In good X,:ou. AHSCWI!\TWN A~tlmJ{'J'\S OEMPSEY . .:.....,,;... 7" ~ -- - - - - - " - - -' " :n .J.'i He HAC> 'THE L061 - 3 one dollar bill& between F.:1 d Garage a.nd A. & P Grocer) tn Pomeroy . Flndcr 1eturn to AIO•sc Jouca. Pomuoy. lB 22 ,!() (WOULD SEA WONDE~ IF huusc, bath, M.ridleport. Phone L6 · X. lS GII~AFFE AI~CK ~ITHROW, M1;;;;. 1 1 41 39 2R ··"n--E GAUCHO WI'I'H 'THE 1 MRS..CHAB ville stop at THE DAILY TRIBUNI<: ' wou UlSt "tV1e '' PAPP'( YcvR ~TOP By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma ~ BEE... 'NOI>I'I>J4 '"IWO WEEkS. BU"T I'lL BE T 10 <?>EEMED u KE owo '1'EA~ -ro You: - Friend of Starr 0J1. Lc4n ~·· · .\MERW,\N Lt:AGUE her recent tllneBB. Robert Colllml and lilnll]Y WCIC calling 11.t th(l home of Mr anrl MI.~' Walter Fl'l.lk Prtday even1nr For Rent- Heavies Perking .Up ?.•lth Ellne Spirea 1uJ.d Mrs Clendennln Ruth and Arhue Dodridge o.nd mother had dinner at the home of Ohto. Mr. and Mrs. Scarberry of Lf:ltart Sunday. · MflB FRED ROSENBAUM Prune~ Myrtle and Gamet Fulk and Opal roy. atop at THE' DAILY TRI- Keaton called recently on Ruth BUNE this wee k llnd ret a qua1·ter Dodrlgrc fl ()lnld paclm]lc of S tlluda. Tea free Marie VIning has recovered from DID YOU EVER ~- ~.· Piuladt•lpll !:l uNewspaper advertiaing tells us where to buy; it never leb a prospect get caught. It insure• consumen good will; long aaleo ' efforh ar en<f required to sell the consumer on a product adver· tised in new51Papers. ctwo games) E1. Louis at Boston Newspaper advertising is timely and pennitt lbe advertioer Hwn !HllllPS I Chtrngo at Brookly11 i\l\Jio~ RI{'.4. N U :Mi1 Tf , W';l 'h l lliJ,tron HL C l f'Vf'l.lll ll Phll .ulrlpt1 :a fll C hlf' ~l!.o New YPl'k :•t St Louis to tie his copy up with current news events. It enables the ad- verli!!ier to enter any specific! area and secure the amount of cov- erage that be needs. Uo.,tnn ul lletrult. "Newapapcr advertising is flexible; a campai1n can be otarl· AT mE TliEATRES · ed over-night and can be slopped at a moment's notice. ELECT~IC TH~AtRJt, roR~qy-TODA Y 'Newopaper copy can be written to give a complete oalea pre· ••~tation "DR~CUJ.:A" ltta.r and a~:J~; D.r."ld M&nnef'o Holen Cl\aalilter. 1sem I. uro~t QwiJht t'ryc. He IIVIld Of t.he lf~JIII of' JDu\b. of the product, or it can be written with the iaea of trade name eotabli•hment. lnl.rodudnu thr t.l!rrlfYin( f)~a:Jqlf. k'lll! of ~tAt "J;hej wi!!'~IIIIIL e~atacJcr. ln Uci :•:JP· "A newtpaper itlbe cloteol point of c:mtactto lbe actual Aho CoiRcdiet;· "TONGIIIE TIED'-' and •ale of merchandir.e; lbe only thintr that will approac!l it it a 'Jil& ·PRICE" •4 counter d!.play or a window dioplay. "People of the United Stale• PIIY one million dollars a clay to K•t lbeir new1paper. :t ' . / • l • ' "'P" - · · . ........ .. .... ... .. "'>V ~· ·!~.''• ~t~ .. ~, l .·· ... ' ! ,,'' '•, t '' 1 -r~~~} "THE ONLY lEADti\!G DQNf: flY l\41J.:J.,plll$:,Qf I Pf:O· PLE IS CONfiNED T,O T"E NEWSP.APEIUI,'I . •·•· ,I .. ~ �...... ---···--·-----.-.......... ...... . ' DAlLY~. . S OIUQ. . • 7JAN.}I ·, ... ............ ---.... .-···· , .,, -··~·· ... ~. _.. .,._---..--SJI~jji.<"'wl:lolloa·.._,.;,;,;,.;T- ·JII ..l{,.£,,.,.,,,.,.,_,.,,......,.,,..tsOJIOO-·,.·-~--,... ....,•._•••~..- ~ ..,. ---·., .• ___ , ····· - ~ · ,. • TD ' . , ~ ~ rr=============~.: tECAST- S COMJCS COMICS IN COLOR a:ht and :runcty. orUon """"'' IN COLOR \o4 .)11 I '!"ueadaf. WN'Jfter Ja, heaat portion. 10 • SIJNDn. Jlll'WI 21. ./ 19::• z. .- z - z ::z.~z-z •••• Encl . .. ...... ,,.. • ~ Former Ia Wamed te.J.ean Houe; Wu ':'~ ltiantlna Lenon for June 21 Trouble • Lll- GUN WIELDER SAYS . - "' .,.,1'1' ":>P.OW II'IE' ~O'SoS PI!!P 'rOD"')'' • -1 "'I & '1!.. ll1... C- I': "r JQ~ :· _. InDoor And Made , lelib; Gun Uoed Aa A ~~IVESMANY . S TILt.,MY HE-f'>l~i -.o!"'e- ., " ... ' " ·. Lut Reaort ,. - HE's WATCH tNC.. _., MC IK HELIE£ RAISE! Ext'aA VALUBI. . . .. sdPI'ACToaaa aUNNINO R WH£RS 24 HOURS A DAY •bioano Are. Vic> ~1 New Y orkeri Succumb MR. FI-TONEu...-.poolldo-tloal If,.. .....W --"~:rov s-• p-bol· _,.............. _....,. lei' wv.~ F!!'~• YaloM 8lo _...... 011'8 ftll0•'-1tw-.ty.fIIJo _...,..., - - - }""~ W01ll4 .mel ..U ·daeaper-JOG Q .,_,a day, IIIII -' l:\JIOR.)I TtME t rtJRNI ~~, M)l l'!>AC.K, YOU Tf"'-><E p A. • .. , CROWDED . While Sittin1 )n Porch • &tlonal News service <.wnu\US to swimffilnl chways In search of re.. e&a heut took at leut. ~ oYer the wtek end, a y International New& ,00 I.Oduy. I.e, a murder that. fol.. lup, three sulclde:s and 1ll.rv.etloia, _ .... .,. . . . . .. ......... ,_ .....,. -- ..,.,. ,..,. _. KOW A~OO'r A LIT'rl-E DlCNIC l•N \1-\E COUN"rR.\1 NO I:Jdn Celt: ............ .,.; .. 'TODA~? 38% -~ ,~.....;.~ ~ 2$ .. •••••..,...•rs•sa= 28% 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ D"'Y ::ae 1:: ,.. . . . . . . 'J'treUie ..•,........... •," ~ dolt ...u.. or searchlni;. Pa.""' carey.-0 .. wher. ..lf" ··~ 1& at qes will be held. :. Ellen A-llen. au, of .'l- ftotn ttti- beat a1~ ·1ot teave her home . ·{ en the front pw:ch a:L ~ tell dead. She was ~mbU!; IH!Ot VICtim of KOORAY I ' ri fishin g t"Kpt'ditlon In •. ...... J!l:"r, near Racine, 0 ., a lenn Clnrll:. brothers, re dro'Wlled. Their rnw .. ou Lhey were unu.ble to ........ ,...... ...... mm1na ncar b1a home, , a We!Ungton, 0., tarp IWned. Reuben Edwlns, 1 nephew who wa.r'Up• ll, stood by, helpless to L ...... N.aw t......, ......... ~.an ., %~ ~ md wM fatally lnJurea. !Ia body ~¥ I?Uill! 0J!11 ·, SA.:ys '' E>RLG+-\T ANO 5 UNNY A.LL .. d =. ~S:ATMk:..Q....-MAI"' ·"l' A E t-.~:> I. • ............. _...,..... . ... - .......... ......... .......... Nle_,_.__,.... CoN.....,. ...... .......... .,.•... ... .........,__,.,. .......,, }25% ,_ ...__......c-Dinool 0 . K . , FELt~ . BU'r 1-\0\l<J A -e. aU'r T,.... I"' WE:AT-1-\ I= R? DO 'jOU THIN~ l l 's GO \t'(C~ TO · HELl..O, S<,.>GAQ ...,....,_no~ ...~~ • JBOn. 24, popular ·· ~ entertainer of Btatioll •yton, l08t his lile L1 .a nmll: pool while l.r/lnS Ill hi&h temperatw-e. ,bls head on the botaDII Felix ~- Fll"..._e lh'•,... ..,,, ._..,..,.,., ___ at ................ ,........,. .... ...., . ......J:. ........ . ...... ,, . ................. ~ 1le a.cctdeint caused We llaYe _ _ . . . . - &om , . _.. ' " - IIDd odooro. C..... loa IAid117 ud - the Eura Volaeo ID Fire.._ ·~J'INa.-lr• FEAR, 1-\0Nl!!'fSUN \'/JILL '51-\lNE DA'/ ?lrett•••OLDI'IELD ft'ft . ,'fR&IIE PaiCJ:I atifled ms.n who left a and went fl.wimmlng 1.n ltr was dl'owned In the SDE" A.'I<.., .. KNOW . II TQ llt Cincinnati. Papen1 1 pocket GBYe hi.B n•me 11 Ollndy." . NE I I al9o hnd two heat Steve Kollleh, 16; .d fln the stnet. Aid· In, 82, who collapsed at ...... ... is expected to reeover . 1 Surrell, 18, of DQtoit; attack. ot cramJll whJW ) Darby Creek near tbt &utlon fOJ' the teebiP ere he was an inlnate, 'Owned berore reacuen him. ln1 to escape from the,_utomoblle ride, Donald 'fo'ho wa11 r1d1nll: wltla n, wail st.r:uck and kW.. Jedo. Clyde Peavler, :P a similar accident ~l- e. .... ' \f-\A't . ""'E "->i"'Ef!.- MAN G-O'r ME' lN OUTC.f-1' li.L rtND <Nf-\AT's ------ • \,l.JI-\A..'TLL TUi:.lN l Ot~ TOMORR.C)IN Otl'r · '-"'~"''T ~! ' BOSS 'TEoLL Tf-\E NE'N~P"'-P ''l=A\R ANt> 'J>JARMt=:.f<.."'"-ON£" G-UE 5'!. IS As C.OOt> A '5 ANCoi--'E'R -TORN ON Tl"'£ SUN ., 'TI'IEN Cri\JE!. .. ,41JXD.IAU liiDT8 s The auxiliary---;( the ~pal dlqe.eh.. ~rtalned at the home Gf lira. . lt'CQu.llg ·rtnuiiKiar afiBnoon with artas lllrlam Black· IDCift! ho!llesa. 'E.M . A "\OW 1=: R. LOCI<' 1 P\'IIle a landsUde burled ;,vel and killed B. p. iS ot BuntLngton, W. Va l Forest E. Good was tron by bullt"ts tro& an ,believe to have been ieves from a holdup. Micbae~ : J[ of Ha.rdb:l counb' ~ wu Prosecutor Itinll: 1n a barn Ado.. Business Id for hla act. .at- bll trouble~~ ' lk, ~ 22-IH&--Witll ;he present heat. wav., in ol\tan area standirq: &t 1todaJ, thunder Mowen I breezea were promt!J~ :her man fw- tonlght. ' t-he thermometer weni ch as 84 yesterda,-, tht tall :.ogh and :a deatbil 1 In New York &Dd v~l.-s ;Jy or Indirectly, by ml '< • RADIOS OF ALL KINDS .....;ACI'PRICES TO PLEASE .YOU Repaln And Parto For All Radi.,. ;. .....,..,. • t'Lt . 'r&''I '.Cf\ 1-4 H:i\ '' 'r(> . e>~ . ·~\·'t~ . L.:>O !;.E !-It~ . . · ¢>RF:t> ~cpot-~_s1 AVFO .' died 1,_.omr TO M A <:i-N El! W.e have 011e of the flnellt Radio ex· the country. Let us put your . R:l!dio in fine playing onlet. Prices reas. mii:ble. All repairs guaranteed. Radio 'Department Obio. weie rrom hear. P.rol• man, Ill and wiablt ~heoneweather, hanaed. tama:. AN ljE--L E c. TR l CAL 5To<>.M \N 1-\ P..T DO 'l'welve pereo111 ht pe~~dn HART& :~;.;;;..,; '' o Lady lo Over• '5NOOZ...E. Jlro111• "" - -llflld....., opeebol lmmd dreo for odoen to dloldlnole. 'l1oer do ....... • eo•plete llue of llreo lor~*" Flo-011- auae and .......,.a-thatu1y ...... _., ,...._ 11M . . . any opeo¥1 lmmd lire clloo lriiMoted 117 ililjoll orolor ........ or otloen Ia Quality ODd C..· . .. ' ~S YOUR!: Ju-' re~ .................... - - ..• .•• ... 50\l-IV.I'\N. .._ ; I �...... ---···--·-----.-.......... ...... . ' DAlLY~. . S OIUQ. . • 7JAN.}I ·, ... ............ ---.... .-···· , .,, -··~·· ... ~. _.. .,._---..--SJI~jji.<"'wl:lolloa·.._,.;,;,;,.;T- ·JII ..l{,.£,,.,.,,,.,.,_,.,,......,.,,..tsOJIOO-·,.·-~--,... ....,•._•••~..- ~ ..,. ---·., .• ___ , ····· - ~ · ,. • TD ' . , ~ ~ rr=============~.: tECAST- S COMJCS COMICS IN COLOR a:ht and :runcty. orUon """"'' IN COLOR \o4 .)11 I '!"ueadaf. WN'Jfter Ja, heaat portion. 10 • SIJNDn. Jlll'WI 21. ./ 19::• z. .- z - z ::z.~z-z •••• Encl . .. ...... ,,.. • ~ Former Ia Wamed te.J.ean Houe; Wu ':'~ ltiantlna Lenon for June 21 Trouble • Lll- GUN WIELDER SAYS . - "' .,.,1'1' ":>P.OW II'IE' ~O'SoS PI!!P 'rOD"')'' • -1 "'I & '1!.. ll1... C- I': "r JQ~ :· _. InDoor And Made , lelib; Gun Uoed Aa A ~~IVESMANY . S TILt.,MY HE-f'>l~i -.o!"'e- ., " ... ' " ·. Lut Reaort ,. - HE's WATCH tNC.. _., MC IK HELIE£ RAISE! Ext'aA VALUBI. . . .. sdPI'ACToaaa aUNNINO R WH£RS 24 HOURS A DAY •bioano Are. Vic> ~1 New Y orkeri Succumb MR. FI-TONEu...-.poolldo-tloal If,.. .....W --"~:rov s-• p-bol· _,.............. _....,. lei' wv.~ F!!'~• YaloM 8lo _...... 011'8 ftll0•'-1tw-.ty.fIIJo _...,..., - - - }""~ W01ll4 .mel ..U ·daeaper-JOG Q .,_,a day, IIIII -' l:\JIOR.)I TtME t rtJRNI ~~, M)l l'!>AC.K, YOU Tf"'-><E p A. • .. , CROWDED . While Sittin1 )n Porch • &tlonal News service <.wnu\US to swimffilnl chways In search of re.. e&a heut took at leut. ~ oYer the wtek end, a y International New& ,00 I.Oduy. I.e, a murder that. fol.. lup, three sulclde:s and 1ll.rv.etloia, _ .... .,. . . . . .. ......... ,_ .....,. -- ..,.,. ,..,. _. KOW A~OO'r A LIT'rl-E DlCNIC l•N \1-\E COUN"rR.\1 NO I:Jdn Celt: ............ .,.; .. 'TODA~? 38% -~ ,~.....;.~ ~ 2$ .. •••••..,...•rs•sa= 28% 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ D"'Y ::ae 1:: ,.. . . . . . . 'J'treUie ..•,........... •," ~ dolt ...u.. or searchlni;. Pa.""' carey.-0 .. wher. ..lf" ··~ 1& at qes will be held. :. Ellen A-llen. au, of .'l- ftotn ttti- beat a1~ ·1ot teave her home . ·{ en the front pw:ch a:L ~ tell dead. She was ~mbU!; IH!Ot VICtim of KOORAY I ' ri fishin g t"Kpt'ditlon In •. ...... J!l:"r, near Racine, 0 ., a lenn Clnrll:. brothers, re dro'Wlled. Their rnw .. ou Lhey were unu.ble to ........ ,...... ...... mm1na ncar b1a home, , a We!Ungton, 0., tarp IWned. Reuben Edwlns, 1 nephew who wa.r'Up• ll, stood by, helpless to L ...... N.aw t......, ......... ~.an ., %~ ~ md wM fatally lnJurea. !Ia body ~¥ I?Uill! 0J!11 ·, SA.:ys '' E>RLG+-\T ANO 5 UNNY A.LL .. d =. ~S:ATMk:..Q....-MAI"' ·"l' A E t-.~:> I. • ............. _...,..... . ... - .......... ......... .......... Nle_,_.__,.... CoN.....,. ...... .......... .,.•... ... .........,__,.,. .......,, }25% ,_ ...__......c-Dinool 0 . K . , FELt~ . BU'r 1-\0\l<J A -e. aU'r T,.... I"' WE:AT-1-\ I= R? DO 'jOU THIN~ l l 's GO \t'(C~ TO · HELl..O, S<,.>GAQ ...,....,_no~ ...~~ • JBOn. 24, popular ·· ~ entertainer of Btatioll •yton, l08t his lile L1 .a nmll: pool while l.r/lnS Ill hi&h temperatw-e. ,bls head on the botaDII Felix ~- Fll"..._e lh'•,... ..,,, ._..,..,.,., ___ at ................ ,........,. .... ...., . ......J:. ........ . ...... ,, . ................. ~ 1le a.cctdeint caused We llaYe _ _ . . . . - &om , . _.. ' " - IIDd odooro. C..... loa IAid117 ud - the Eura Volaeo ID Fire.._ ·~J'INa.-lr• FEAR, 1-\0Nl!!'fSUN \'/JILL '51-\lNE DA'/ ?lrett•••OLDI'IELD ft'ft . ,'fR&IIE PaiCJ:I atifled ms.n who left a and went fl.wimmlng 1.n ltr was dl'owned In the SDE" A.'I<.., .. KNOW . II TQ llt Cincinnati. Papen1 1 pocket GBYe hi.B n•me 11 Ollndy." . NE I I al9o hnd two heat Steve Kollleh, 16; .d fln the stnet. Aid· In, 82, who collapsed at ...... ... is expected to reeover . 1 Surrell, 18, of DQtoit; attack. ot cramJll whJW ) Darby Creek near tbt &utlon fOJ' the teebiP ere he was an inlnate, 'Owned berore reacuen him. ln1 to escape from the,_utomoblle ride, Donald 'fo'ho wa11 r1d1nll: wltla n, wail st.r:uck and kW.. Jedo. Clyde Peavler, :P a similar accident ~l- e. .... ' \f-\A't . ""'E "->i"'Ef!.- MAN G-O'r ME' lN OUTC.f-1' li.L rtND <Nf-\AT's ------ • \,l.JI-\A..'TLL TUi:.lN l Ot~ TOMORR.C)IN Otl'r · '-"'~"''T ~! ' BOSS 'TEoLL Tf-\E NE'N~P"'-P ''l=A\R ANt> 'J>JARMt=:.f<.."'"-ON£" G-UE 5'!. IS As C.OOt> A '5 ANCoi--'E'R -TORN ON Tl"'£ SUN ., 'TI'IEN Cri\JE!. .. ,41JXD.IAU liiDT8 s The auxiliary---;( the ~pal dlqe.eh.. ~rtalned at the home Gf lira. . lt'CQu.llg ·rtnuiiKiar afiBnoon with artas lllrlam Black· IDCift! ho!llesa. 'E.M . A "\OW 1=: R. LOCI<' 1 P\'IIle a landsUde burled ;,vel and killed B. p. iS ot BuntLngton, W. Va l Forest E. Good was tron by bullt"ts tro& an ,believe to have been ieves from a holdup. Micbae~ : J[ of Ha.rdb:l counb' ~ wu Prosecutor Itinll: 1n a barn Ado.. Business Id for hla act. .at- bll trouble~~ ' lk, ~ 22-IH&--Witll ;he present heat. wav., in ol\tan area standirq: &t 1todaJ, thunder Mowen I breezea were promt!J~ :her man fw- tonlght. ' t-he thermometer weni ch as 84 yesterda,-, tht tall :.ogh and :a deatbil 1 In New York &Dd v~l.-s ;Jy or Indirectly, by ml '< • RADIOS OF ALL KINDS .....;ACI'PRICES TO PLEASE .YOU Repaln And Parto For All Radi.,. ;. .....,..,. • t'Lt . 'r&''I '.Cf\ 1-4 H:i\ '' 'r(> . e>~ . ·~\·'t~ . L.:>O !;.E !-It~ . . · ¢>RF:t> ~cpot-~_s1 AVFO .' died 1,_.omr TO M A <:i-N El! W.e have 011e of the flnellt Radio ex· the country. Let us put your . R:l!dio in fine playing onlet. Prices reas. mii:ble. All repairs guaranteed. Radio 'Department Obio. weie rrom hear. P.rol• man, Ill and wiablt ~heoneweather, hanaed. tama:. AN ljE--L E c. TR l CAL 5To<>.M \N 1-\ P..T DO 'l'welve pereo111 ht pe~~dn HART& :~;.;;;..,; '' o Lady lo Over• '5NOOZ...E. Jlro111• "" - -llflld....., opeebol lmmd dreo for odoen to dloldlnole. 'l1oer do ....... • eo•plete llue of llreo lor~*" Flo-011- auae and .......,.a-thatu1y ...... _., ,...._ 11M . . . any opeo¥1 lmmd lire clloo lriiMoted 117 ililjoll orolor ........ or otloen Ia Quality ODd C..· . .. ' ~S YOUR!: Ju-' re~ .................... - - ..• .•• ... 50\l-IV.I'\N. .._ ; I �.. ,. .... .........,._.__. ...... . ..... ... . .. ..... - -...,.... . ..... ··--··.... " -· ' ~O~ECAST- • .. tonlcbt anct • "' - "IWidy: .Z.... tDnlcb• \o4 ... f rtlon TUesday. W.,_. ... -"j""' NQI'\heaa\- portion. WEL.L. MY Vol) E>EEM .A E?l"r UNCER-TAIN AI?OIJT MA t--:AG lNG YoU !e. CI<OAf',- •· AU. OW Ml:.. I'Cl ,;, IV E 'lt1\) A f:l,. OF I .HI8lH KANODE INSoRuc:no"-.l fft~ SHOT AWl ll£flMAL MARTI ... "1-1 .. ,1•• ..... - A:fter Fonner Ia Wanl w• ----- SAY. GUN'WIELDER . T.OJ.ean Houae; ·;~;; Jilantin1 Trouble . . f.ORIVES MANY ·: .. ~HK REUH OOl--WI~R~ . KJdted In Door And M~ ' ttm.ta; Gun Uaed A "' ' ' Lut Retort I ' . - -- . 'Hatley · hanode, 24 yean of ·li died Prtdly ennlnt at about t clock, about. forty mtnutes a.rterl le.Ct - ol bl! face had been d plilteb' blOwn away by a shot ' tired b7 Knnal Martin, 19 ye&Ji ·-, ~. at the Martin home •t u~ Rldei., In the northeutem end tM ecrunt.r. !~PUn .ui(t..Jle ,· ' Ohioan& ~\Vid> Succumb eatl.nj ·~rut · twr.'aat. down on .. poreh when hls brothn, Jtm a •Ioili. Jim told him that. he I eneounU;red Kanode Juat &• p: from.· ~ hooae, and a seuftle 1ued A\lout ft.ve mtnutu later. K HES Toots ode VIM IIIM!P aJ!~rOilehlnl the he and the Martin broUlers went elde, loek!Qs b door. Aot.cll'diDI: hi YGWll Martln, K ode ~e aCI'OIII the- porch and a; 'tfYinl' the door, asked l1 Jbn · therr.: Jtrmal anaWtred, t.elllnl- I Ul&olll•ll(ia buL he bad bOtlft ··•h CROWDED ~asper " emational News Bervt~ .' Tilt~WHUU:iS 1-0 SWl.DiJh.lftl highway.!!! ln aearch of re• r cllell& hellt toot. at least l\'·~ s over the week end, a Jntemahoua.J NtJwa jJowed tcduy. by ~lde. a murder that rol· wldup, tbree rruidde.!!l and wblie accid.elnt caused ~ ~n m&ered tM room be asaaulted two~.. aceordlng to the st told "" Erma\. Ertnal told a Tribune represer tlYeo- .a..turday mornln1. that 'nRIJIId&y 1)'t!DIIlf hie brother _ used the tun. a muale loe.dJnK ""' HELL.O, ,.I.)GG.I.E. AIN'T 'lOLl 0\/ER CN 11-lE liALL. f'IELt:>~ .tterson, 24, popular " Lone .., .e.. t:ntertBiner or StaUoQ t Dayton, lolt. hls life l.~ a 1nunm1 poOl while tryma the hi&h temperature. 11e, that had been rebored tor a t IUD Charae. t.Q.IIhoot at a rabbit :t hlS head tm tbe bottDQ ll ana w111s ta~ally lDJW"ea, the tardth near the house. He m td and UM rabblt rrot away. "I lo&d~d &he IUh, t.e1Un1 my brot tbat It lt rtturned, 1t wouldn't. 1ome lut Cll.rey,O., Wbert ,."t·~~ ~v :~s wlll be held. - t,hQUta Hll bOdY~ . I~\11>4 ,9'lll'· of eeilchmit. Pat.· lir• ..,~~ "' ):oi"""''"' Jlbtn apen. Llii" heal awa)' wltbout belnr atun1". Er aa1d. "So I placed a double ch• ~ ,b IW'I aDd eet. It behind - lolw" ... ~~ did not ~tave ha· home. .jOg en the front porch lilt ; ste fell dead. Bhe waa ' ' ·~t wu the door t.hat ~a~ kk!llfd open when he en~red houae, al\d the rellound of tilE" c knocked tM film down to the flo be oonttnued. "After Kanode bullifd my brother, he turned me, to I P.tck~ ~ run up, jUS" &eare- him at :Uaat '"me. "1 ,,:tkl not hold the 1un to ~t iQ..Jilt'l'.hantbi. • " buo Lady lo Over e Wbile Sittin1 On Porch anJ, Bahodt became enra«ed. · eord.\01. 10 Martin and · kicked ~ -- · l ;i 21 New Yorkeri·. had Juat ftnl& door, bUr1t1n1 Ule looka. ' ~lnted t '. ' ;Rh,er, near Racine, 0., d Gl~ nn Clark. brothers, were drowned. Their row• • iiiD(I Lhey were una ble- W . .' .w immiag ncar his home, '82, a Wellington, 0 .• tar. c;;AME TOPAY drowned. Reuben Edwina, ·old nephew who was-~ .. rim, ~ tood by, helpt~ to towant ..., 1 hli anns and al..,.j tJ> :htt"ane. I belleve that It )1~ lleaehe<t me, t\e would pl il)lr .have · tlllt!d ' me. 1 he'' n. leutifled man who lett Itt aln and went 11wimming In river was drowned in the r 111t Cincinnati. Paperli Jlis pocket gave his name den G11ndy.'' ' lti a bo hPd two he.i' .s. Steve KolUeh, M, lead rm tne streef, Aid"~ eleln. 82. who collll.psed at was expected to recover.• :1,. Surrell, 16, or Daytoilo 11 attack or cramps whi)j ln D.trby Creek near tbil ttitutton tor the lftb:ae;. ~ 7'\t~ .... "" .......,.,( • •~. !\<!> __,.,. . Whon' ~li\ •boPt•f0\11. ,,,., o!. ~)' one Pllllfl tuft to do. a t ~~'I;' '! ""~""' ""'..' ,1 ' "'~""~' =~ n;~:~Je::.o~~ 11,\\ iritln ~~enq i ~DJI · • · ~Cene.' An au there he wu an tmnatl, i'ila held .,..., ... bod> or Ka drowned before .ta~n nilh1 of'drial'fM. t .ld. Bt.Ja .t.11e. ion dt Prank ~.,ion a automobile WOR!;!V IVIt:. BOTOI, I'VE -~ Mt.rtln Jl maJTied, pnd hla a; orthtriJ .._ullne 14&hi.foot, 19 ~ . f. ;q,, and one chlld about a\J ~ Rldye. Kanode waAJ or~ Kanode. aiw o~ . ~~.:~d=: sinl e m~i t;;;IJ'/'5 <;;or AlllMBER t. tenvme a !And&Ude burled lhovel and killed B. P. t, ~~ ol Huntlnat;on, W. Va •n Foreat E. Good Jl-" Akron by bulle'tAI ~ ao i bl!lleve to have beeJJ GIMMIE: A CHANG WIL.LYA2 btnoes ~ •• lJ!t.., C()Me;. ON, Kl D • RADIOS ( ·-.~ YeA~. LI!T's; SEE IT t.r Ada. BUBlneas ~ lor bt.s act-. tto~ Drrt. June 21-IN~Hb ! the present heat waYe' .ta :rtJOl1tan area atandq &t 1 today, thunder abowN 111 bl'et!ze8; were promiled !J.ther man for ton.Jsht... h the thermome~r wem 1leh as M :ret~&erday, ~ was :o11Jh and 21 deatbil led ln Mew Yorlr uHf ~-':l ctly or lndlret:itly, · ~ tbi aL Twelve pet'IJOil8 - were ,elfbt died rrom heat pro~­ , nd one man, Ul lllld uriable the -thor, voU O·U·i· · ---~. o ..... - PRICES Tt ·'"'!' aeettna u ~~ ·~-:c-..c-: :-:...-. Repain And P Ill ....... W.e have one ·perts•iil the coun . ~10 in fine pia) : onable. ;w.. - ' .'i ., holdup • Michael . Ji: d ot Hardin eounb ~g ·m a bam ,at. hll ~ . . .. ... ... . . trom • ' Pr06e(lUtor . . ' .. . ride, Donald I . .who wu rtdin1 - wltb hen, war~ Jt.ruck aad ktU· roledo. Clyde Peavler 1 l IJ1 a llmllar acddent' ., " APILIAAY MEETS .; reec:uera lh him. I'Yllll to eacape rrorn tbe t J4cArt.IJur·.' Sl)erlfl 'ta.ter,i """ ., wu tO an twou t.~~\;hl to, the :eounty ~ ~~. . "":t: ............ ;held oil ~ ot we . and i:.ntdr~~~t:t~~\:a:e h t>at va:tim b a fis hing expe dition In 1'1"' \.)I.IIPIR;ING '1"1--\AT toward Kalll rte«:•· walking )olumbu!i lrted All repa RAIIi• BARTl ... .' ;C.'' • 4'• ... ~ l ,' -~:.• : 1 ~,_,-.,-~ from· "· ~, �.. ,. .... .........,._.__. ...... . ..... ... . .. ..... - -...,.... . ..... ··--··.... " -· ' ~O~ECAST- • .. tonlcbt anct • "' - "IWidy: .Z.... tDnlcb• \o4 ... f rtlon TUesday. W.,_. ... -"j""' NQI'\heaa\- portion. WEL.L. MY Vol) E>EEM .A E?l"r UNCER-TAIN AI?OIJT MA t--:AG lNG YoU !e. CI<OAf',- •· AU. OW Ml:.. I'Cl ,;, IV E 'lt1\) A f:l,. OF I .HI8lH KANODE INSoRuc:no"-.l fft~ SHOT AWl ll£flMAL MARTI ... "1-1 .. ,1•• ..... - A:fter Fonner Ia Wanl w• ----- SAY. GUN'WIELDER . T.OJ.ean Houae; ·;~;; Jilantin1 Trouble . . f.ORIVES MANY ·: .. ~HK REUH OOl--WI~R~ . KJdted In Door And M~ ' ttm.ta; Gun Uaed A "' ' ' Lut Retort I ' . - -- . 'Hatley · hanode, 24 yean of ·li died Prtdly ennlnt at about t clock, about. forty mtnutes a.rterl le.Ct - ol bl! face had been d plilteb' blOwn away by a shot ' tired b7 Knnal Martin, 19 ye&Ji ·-, ~. at the Martin home •t u~ Rldei., In the northeutem end tM ecrunt.r. !~PUn .ui(t..Jle ,· ' Ohioan& ~\Vid> Succumb eatl.nj ·~rut · twr.'aat. down on .. poreh when hls brothn, Jtm a •Ioili. Jim told him that. he I eneounU;red Kanode Juat &• p: from.· ~ hooae, and a seuftle 1ued A\lout ft.ve mtnutu later. K HES Toots ode VIM IIIM!P aJ!~rOilehlnl the he and the Martin broUlers went elde, loek!Qs b door. Aot.cll'diDI: hi YGWll Martln, K ode ~e aCI'OIII the- porch and a; 'tfYinl' the door, asked l1 Jbn · therr.: Jtrmal anaWtred, t.elllnl- I Ul&olll•ll(ia buL he bad bOtlft ··•h CROWDED ~asper " emational News Bervt~ .' Tilt~WHUU:iS 1-0 SWl.DiJh.lftl highway.!!! ln aearch of re• r cllell& hellt toot. at least l\'·~ s over the week end, a Jntemahoua.J NtJwa jJowed tcduy. by ~lde. a murder that rol· wldup, tbree rruidde.!!l and wblie accid.elnt caused ~ ~n m&ered tM room be asaaulted two~.. aceordlng to the st told "" Erma\. Ertnal told a Tribune represer tlYeo- .a..turday mornln1. that 'nRIJIId&y 1)'t!DIIlf hie brother _ used the tun. a muale loe.dJnK ""' HELL.O, ,.I.)GG.I.E. AIN'T 'lOLl 0\/ER CN 11-lE liALL. f'IELt:>~ .tterson, 24, popular " Lone .., .e.. t:ntertBiner or StaUoQ t Dayton, lolt. hls life l.~ a 1nunm1 poOl while tryma the hi&h temperature. 11e, that had been rebored tor a t IUD Charae. t.Q.IIhoot at a rabbit :t hlS head tm tbe bottDQ ll ana w111s ta~ally lDJW"ea, the tardth near the house. He m td and UM rabblt rrot away. "I lo&d~d &he IUh, t.e1Un1 my brot tbat It lt rtturned, 1t wouldn't. 1ome lut Cll.rey,O., Wbert ,."t·~~ ~v :~s wlll be held. - t,hQUta Hll bOdY~ . I~\11>4 ,9'lll'· of eeilchmit. Pat.· lir• ..,~~ "' ):oi"""''"' Jlbtn apen. Llii" heal awa)' wltbout belnr atun1". Er aa1d. "So I placed a double ch• ~ ,b IW'I aDd eet. It behind - lolw" ... ~~ did not ~tave ha· home. .jOg en the front porch lilt ; ste fell dead. Bhe waa ' ' ·~t wu the door t.hat ~a~ kk!llfd open when he en~red houae, al\d the rellound of tilE" c knocked tM film down to the flo be oonttnued. "After Kanode bullifd my brother, he turned me, to I P.tck~ ~ run up, jUS" &eare- him at :Uaat '"me. "1 ,,:tkl not hold the 1un to ~t iQ..Jilt'l'.hantbi. • " buo Lady lo Over e Wbile Sittin1 On Porch anJ, Bahodt became enra«ed. · eord.\01. 10 Martin and · kicked ~ -- · l ;i 21 New Yorkeri·. had Juat ftnl& door, bUr1t1n1 Ule looka. ' ~lnted t '. ' ;Rh,er, near Racine, 0., d Gl~ nn Clark. brothers, were drowned. Their row• • iiiD(I Lhey were una ble- W . .' .w immiag ncar his home, '82, a Wellington, 0 .• tar. c;;AME TOPAY drowned. Reuben Edwina, ·old nephew who was-~ .. rim, ~ tood by, helpt~ to towant ..., 1 hli anns and al..,.j tJ> :htt"ane. I belleve that It )1~ lleaehe<t me, t\e would pl il)lr .have · tlllt!d ' me. 1 he'' n. leutifled man who lett Itt aln and went 11wimming In river was drowned in the r 111t Cincinnati. Paperli Jlis pocket gave his name den G11ndy.'' ' lti a bo hPd two he.i' .s. Steve KolUeh, M, lead rm tne streef, Aid"~ eleln. 82. who collll.psed at was expected to recover.• :1,. Surrell, 16, or Daytoilo 11 attack or cramps whi)j ln D.trby Creek near tbil ttitutton tor the lftb:ae;. ~ 7'\t~ .... "" .......,.,( • •~. !\<!> __,.,. . Whon' ~li\ •boPt•f0\11. ,,,., o!. ~)' one Pllllfl tuft to do. a t ~~'I;' '! ""~""' ""'..' ,1 ' "'~""~' =~ n;~:~Je::.o~~ 11,\\ iritln ~~enq i ~DJI · • · ~Cene.' An au there he wu an tmnatl, i'ila held .,..., ... bod> or Ka drowned before .ta~n nilh1 of'drial'fM. t .ld. Bt.Ja .t.11e. ion dt Prank ~.,ion a automobile WOR!;!V IVIt:. BOTOI, I'VE -~ Mt.rtln Jl maJTied, pnd hla a; orthtriJ .._ullne 14&hi.foot, 19 ~ . f. ;q,, and one chlld about a\J ~ Rldye. Kanode waAJ or~ Kanode. aiw o~ . ~~.:~d=: sinl e m~i t;;;IJ'/'5 <;;or AlllMBER t. tenvme a !And&Ude burled lhovel and killed B. P. t, ~~ ol Huntlnat;on, W. Va •n Foreat E. Good Jl-" Akron by bulle'tAI ~ ao i bl!lleve to have beeJJ GIMMIE: A CHANG WIL.LYA2 btnoes ~ •• lJ!t.., C()Me;. ON, Kl D • RADIOS ( ·-.~ YeA~. LI!T's; SEE IT t.r Ada. BUBlneas ~ lor bt.s act-. tto~ Drrt. June 21-IN~Hb ! the present heat waYe' .ta :rtJOl1tan area atandq &t 1 today, thunder abowN 111 bl'et!ze8; were promiled !J.ther man for ton.Jsht... h the thermome~r wem 1leh as M :ret~&erday, ~ was :o11Jh and 21 deatbil led ln Mew Yorlr uHf ~-':l ctly or lndlret:itly, · ~ tbi aL Twelve pet'IJOil8 - were ,elfbt died rrom heat pro~­ , nd one man, Ul lllld uriable the -thor, voU O·U·i· · ---~. o ..... - PRICES Tt ·'"'!' aeettna u ~~ ·~-:c-..c-: :-:...-. Repain And P Ill ....... W.e have one ·perts•iil the coun . ~10 in fine pia) : onable. ;w.. - ' .'i ., holdup • Michael . Ji: d ot Hardin eounb ~g ·m a bam ,at. hll ~ . . .. ... ... . . trom • ' Pr06e(lUtor . . ' .. . ride, Donald I . .who wu rtdin1 - wltb hen, war~ Jt.ruck aad ktU· roledo. Clyde Peavler 1 l IJ1 a llmllar acddent' ., " APILIAAY MEETS .; reec:uera lh him. I'Yllll to eacape rrorn tbe t J4cArt.IJur·.' Sl)erlfl 'ta.ter,i """ ., wu tO an twou t.~~\;hl to, the :eounty ~ ~~. . "":t: ............ ;held oil ~ ot we . and i:.ntdr~~~t:t~~\:a:e h t>at va:tim b a fis hing expe dition In 1'1"' \.)I.IIPIR;ING '1"1--\AT toward Kalll rte«:•· walking )olumbu!i lrted All repa RAIIi• BARTl ... .' ;C.'' • 4'• ... ~ l ,' -~:.• : 1 ~,_,-.,-~ from· "· ~, �• .. ,.. • I'IOfiCI!.-Jf waat RJ;ADERS 11M Newt Olice of n. Dail, J'oa TrlbWM, call 238-L 1 If the Buoiae11 111EJ\'lliER FORECAST- . • R -Pnrtly cloUdy t.cmiaht and ~· .Z... cal showen ln North por\lon tonllb' Ofli<• aok for ZOJ.,R. • WIRE VOL. V NO. 239 OP' · ·PO;MEROY, OHIO, I~ ERNATION AL NE"-:S land. tD PXt remt> West and Northeast portion. SERVICE D ' Y, JUNE 22, 1931 n-'s let.~· 0\C~OC:::I(. , NEL.L.lll ... --··· •••• • ••• • ••• Many Die Violent D M ~ ~KillE~ WHEN MAHCH m STARTED ON MINE .NOT1 'lii~L.'7"', T.lo.Ki....S ME "It> A NI:.W .... ~ ....,. CL.UI! ,/>.ND t:>ON'"T '1/'o/Po.N""T" 'TO S"r.a.R' 0~5SSJN4Ei ~E>OO ... . Strikinr Miners Violate Court .Injunction; 7 Wounded Hubby Chased? DEBT SU~GESTION BRINGS OF.M~NOS · R~THER REUH .... . ¥.. "' sweL.L. _., .....II:> OOS:V.'S .so.....s "11:> Ml!&'l:' Mil C>OW!-1 61!;& ;~~l!l'lE S ....l! IS NC/yoi • :t 'TeL.L")t)u W'"'EN .A V.OMAN I!><OWS UP lllio.s:u..."J", "11-1AT1S !...Ova . First Succumb BEACHES OATil. "li:)W... tt.1 operation is for all la.wa;· ;::c- ;;c; "It ts corrupttnr a.nd lnjurtna the c:ltltenry, It Bha01d 1 . 6'~;>! ElO "THAT'S · ALL 'l'bU . eR ,;_.sos,.../ · 1 . "THO~I'I"T' '1. Mli,/>.N - - ' --~- "'''blJ 0"" 1 WHA.'T ., : LOY!!! M& • I: LOOK L.IKE l!lVERYBoC>Y ' &L.SE "'lb 'OIC> . L.OOK l...lto::& ">t)~­ WI~ Me. & ....OME "'I.<;:INE ~r:t.1iTC~EC> Cl:t.£,/>.TUI'li!S MI!N J>,R!i. w,.;v, "11-1.0.-T<s "1!-IE I<S's:t'- ,...e NI1S'TOOK ! POR 1MA6tHE LU<;IL.L.E L"' SALL.E ROC> 'Vo!Ou61-(T IT wAS Ml!! . 0 .... ! :t MUEl'T " - ....,.C> ~D 1COuL.Q "rr:>U POR.SET Wt-<AT T. SA.ID ANI) COME A,..C> see Me 1t>NI6l-IT l ~AT'S "'t>eAI't. • 1 I<.Ne¥( -· ' . ~.. . ' -.t:IU WOWLO • NOW, :t ...AYE Tt> Hui'I.RY 01"1" A.S :I. S'OME"'IHI....S "1b .' TEL.L. '11'-IE <SiFI.L.'S · .. '·' : . l J• -~, -.... . . ·. .~. .. ··-~- CROWDED Columbua Lady Ia OYercome While Sittinr On Porch "" Ka>EP lollS 8001-100·-- HEH:OR IVES MANY .. - . TO ~HK RHJU IN COOl WATERS. Eleven Ohioana Are. Vie' tima; 21 New Yorkm:. COMil~ ' I"L.II't.TI,_.<S L.INO&F>, MY "lll't.'Y NOEll! I"11:>0. Race '· ;Unemployment In Amer· ica, Diatreu Elaewhere Should Be Aided L.l"ri'L.Il ROo,..!IY- I"I,_.D ">t)L.I . ~.. To Officials Who Are Greeted With Volley . Of Stonea ~&.i-1-0 1 DORA~ 'T'S .... s Over The W eek-Enci:. W A.RNING COMES OJOO>'! OBO'Y! .... � 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 06. June 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 June 21, 1931 karr smith