https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d70086bcd1764df1e9f95f930d9fa59b.pdf 1192fa0d47c870b44beba983843d548f PDF Text Text • • r • • '• • MUS t UY ST AT~ II IGih T All D I HH A'I t •. C4 U~H $ 0 .' Beach Team To Play On July Fourth ' H J~o:H 0" 1~ • .. . ~ Perionais ' • i • 1 •• I a .. ~ lfi· WEATHER FORECAST-- ft .-Local th~nhowen tonla:bt and BllghUy oooleT in extreme KOl'tb . tonight. Cooler P'r1day. :l.ay. •' f,ULL WI~E OF lN'rERNATIONAL V-N0.248 Prof. A. L . F'lanlaan. II)IJ'lacer of ~~•.;d~;; the Syracuse Bath-in& Beach, ha.!J ~r. announced that hls team Ol' Batb- 1"''' "' . ina Beach Recreation ball playera will plaY the first game on Ule new Jntertlt- ' Saturday July fourth. Jul)" ftftl1, w~ q -pendenee Coy, nte Dally Tribupe' wut follow Itt usual c\lltOJI\ of be played al the I'MemRefUH To Woi-k er Two Committeemen Fired permlttinil:. BY MINE BOSS S:IYiill .mUl Monday eveninl' JLd) : ltl>. ' • News Flashes were aald todlJ. the Howard Taylor and Don Pleree of delivered to 1be Atheru; count.y o1llcen here Wedn~day momina. They wW be l.ak.:n to that coun&J to ltoDinr to Rutland were char1ee or ftllht of man apinlt tlme in ClroumnaYllaUon of t.br llobe : Oernando Maaellan uUed around the world in l.OU 1~18·'22. Sir Prandl around the da)'l, Drake da" ulled. < world 1o I.OW 10'11·10. 'l'homu Cavendlah made tbe trtp by boat 1n 7!1 days, 1586·'88. Nellie Bly-bJ boat and J'&il - 12 do)'fl, 1888. Charlet "-tamorril by ran and boat, Ob.J~go to Chk:lp, . 60 da)'l, 1101. plaoe, lt.B. C. B. Oo_llyer and Mean, H d~t.ys. 16 hout~, 21 mmut.ea.. plane 1md bot.t, 1828. Oral Zeppei..!J:l, 21 c1&11, MIY• en hour&, at mJnu&a. 111211. oatt.)r and Post, elfbt, daya, 1& houra, 51 mlnutee: lHl. ... ~' .. to .... .,_ ' of Reprdlfonn,.- eellinl prielt,nq!O'- ~ti~~oit~ : · .. B... One p{eee speed !!Jrits, . Said .To Prevail In Pari• After Special CouDCil s-ion By International News &niet The followlna shows the ton Weill, 28 daye, lf bOUH. S8 nilnutea by boat. nll and ror ..,. " AIR OF GLOOM GLOBE CIRCUNG STARTED EARLY and rail, SS. daye, 21 twun, M mlnuteB, J91J. U. 8 . army plaJlel, l'mi daya, lilt. Edward S. Evans and Lin· ·co.ll .t lotbtaa, tilb tl!tl 3--INB-Dei!Pite Moratorium For Ger· many Aa PlanDetl By Mr. HOOYer HelU'y ~. M . dQfi, Seattle to Seattle 1n IV03. John IJeiiry Mean. boe~ llOIUiuppoR. · ' SUMMER FASHIONS IMPIIOVEb belu.w &ee.soiUil l*~­ tn May, operaUon& tp l(!nmlnera e.t I8Mx mine No. 1& 'ral in tbe fourth federal rutrvP retuHd to 10 to work dlati'ict, eorbDrlatnl Oblo, Pemla)lltollowlq VN\1~ Kentucky and We&t V1r!ilniR between are atlU above the bottom roue~ ot tho at the beslnnlna of the Year, tJ;Ie rtserve mo?'"-hlY buaine review 'I'.&UN TO ATHOl l'RIC~UNDAY p!B.in ~olors\ . A s,.vlm tube Fl'l!e with ' each Smt. ' BOYS! LON<l. : WHITt DUCKS Age~ BOYS~ ~ WASHABLE KNICKERS ' BOXS' SUM,MM,. P.AJaAS I \r·Neck :and: Coat styles. ~~~8 to 18. THE order went ai'OIIIId "all . . ·'1"-:26 . ....,mer ~ab reduced ... 10 · in. apite of their . · ' •1114'r!Jieu .•. .. . their lov~y' .~lora an'd lluh· ' $1'45 BEI;TS .SOc .. - Sto 18 v Buckle .. or Elastic bottoms. Plaids or plain ealoni. · 95c . ; : . ina , li..,a ... all the price . ' tieketa were ehUiied. Here ia a real opportunil)' to find juat the hata you have wanted to round out your vacation wardrobe. You will be aurprieed at the FiDe Strawa and fuhiou. • ll ·H. RAWUNGS SONS • MIDDuPoRT, OHIO • • ! Iloilo Ha... Mucb Moaer; "5 - b Witbout M......, Elfon f• Relief . 5 - Q~TS tr. employeea a bol1day. n.en! Will be no IMue of 'n1e DalJ,t Tribune itler 1"11daJ ,ruJ;J 1M , . en To Ceate Opetatiom Here - • ·; - Eeau Officiala Threat· JUNE KEEPS .t.VEIUGE 8Bll1VICE ' ., ~. NO PIU'ER WIJ,.L BE ISSUED ,OJ!j' FOURTH OF JULY . lng contest as the K. of P'a have one of etrong teams tn the . Flanagan haa .tur • with a grou.p1 of NEWS , JULY 2, 1931 ~OT WEATHU TD. 8£ STOPPED 8Y THUNDER STORM~ ball fte ld a t the beach m Jui.Y Fourth nt six o'clock. The oppo. oents ror the ftrst. rame wUI be tj}e Knl&'ht of Pythlaa . of Lbe Popteroy Rt-creatlonal ball league. , · This game &hou1d be an LEASED J'I9Ct'll11 " FI y e r s Return To S~rting lit Less Than~ine Days . .Alter Leavjng On Tour · HAil so~ TROUBLE IN RUSSlA . . Where Poor Oil Fouls Spark Plugs And Bad Weather Near Alaska Made FIYinl Extremely Difficult •t .,, �• • ~AY, .JVLY I, lfl! ' • AStrain on the Imagination I• ~dleport " · *TjX?.;a.a·i rW~.tmq - .. ... .,, ..._. ¥--..... --·. .Do~·L H IT ~\.It) f;. ii-\AT ~E P. R Orr and family and ~er· man Prank 11pent Suoday wtth. ·n.. vid Spencer. ' Mns Berm~tn Frank and children t~pen~ BWldrY with oeo. Frederick Roland Torrence and famU,. and Mi' ami Mrs ~ond Franli. cAlled on llr and Mrs w H Wolle W H Wolle and wife, P R Orr a11d family called. un Oeo PNder· ick and family WednebdaY, Mr.! Renry Spencer and d.atJ.Ih&er apent Wedneedlly with Mrs P OtT Edna Ptll spent 'Wed:nesd~ ' With Mrs Fred Wolle. ' .. .' U• '"• ...' ·" ... F'ipd Wondedul New f~ce P~wder .' Poor comple~lons and old lookln8' skins lack protection. Preserve )QUr skin with the new wonderCut Fa.ce Powder MELLO-OLO used by so tnaDY ~utUul women. Its speeilll tiqt. and ftnJsh are so youthful. MELLO-OLO stays on loU8flr, pr~­ vent.s large pores, and apnaaB &'J smoothly Purest powder made 8J.1d doe8 not l.trlta.te your skin; jl'he Jacob Elbet1e_ld Son& :::o. adv. LONG fLIGH1"S THEDanish R~CE~T just what wa• accomplished by the Wic~ersham C01nmis-·l siol'? And so far •• anybody of the overa:,e, amount common· sense can sec, the answer is Nothinr,,4p. capital letters, ex~ept to have spent a half million dolhirs whl~h ndgbt have: been spent a thouRand different ways to greater aqvantage. 5 .. ,_'' ..·', 2 -- n may have l:leen th& heat! But, ti»'WaY. t.hi game started ott Hke were go1n1 to llhow t.bem the way McElhinny. the llkl Pythian Knight.& Int. up in the nrst 1nnlng for the IP"ahtl!, grounded out to ahot t stop or:ate, came bobbing up to Lhe pli.V-1 With hiS bat tucked over hl.s ahllUtder, looked over a couple of hilh «mes, Hoeflich put over, ther. be connected with a low one and ient lt. way out In right field for a. two baae hit Then an errol put Ol'lrr're& on and tben Dillard hit out a hot around ball, whJch was dub" bed. and Orate scored · · ~e Pur1ty Creams, sporting theh ~w :letse)'S, with a cocky alr, came illbt back In their hftlf of the first and covered the scorebook. '1\•Jt.h ' tour runs. Oor<lon, wa.s glvtn firSt .,.. on an error b)' Dillard who m.ufteq. the ground ball, ln hiS hurried attempt to throw him out at ' :l • -- ~ -·· - FOR QUICK SALE 'lz Off Rerular Price on Tires and Tube.:.WAII TO STABT PRACTICE 1u1 ~~~·~~=~:~;=~~l:.~~ boys. 11pectacular leading' plays, The iJaiDe with wthe Sizes. Paint-All colors-High' Grade----,$l.SS•JlU gallon. Before Buying Please Look Over OUr StOdr. "'' '' THE FARBER IRON COMPANY full of fection Crealll& prancing aroW'.Id In tbetl new unlforrm, Uke spirited trotters, a few minure& befOl'e a race ThP PQ&tpomd game between the Red Men and the Purity Creams, which wEts to· have been played Thu •sda:v evenlnc. ·will not be played. tt.e crEams taking the gantt by forfeit. The .Red Me.ta 1raclously sunu~ted they should not play anymore a:ame's .tn this tuf!t hall there tore letting the money they ' would have spent, to go on the 5ee0nd haLt The a~ngement Wll8 made to the ~atlslactlon ar al1 the man- aget-s. The box soot e PUrity creams Gordon, U . Alle:nnworth, 3b Hubba'td, cf Demosky, cf Pa.rsorus, c Neal, :Ju 'f'JIUI 0/IMII~ •• ''* Don't Ra~p Your Thro.at·~·;: With Ha-rsh Irritants ,·:·· ' A,BRHE 5 1 0 0 5 1 3 0 5 1 0 0 I 2 2 0 .t'OOO 4 1 0 0 I 1 .1 0 • .. ... . .. 5.S Hoeflich, p Rolandus . I '•' "Reat;lt foi, a LUCKY instead" ' Place vour flntllr on YOU! Adam'e Apple. You are actually •-hln1 yow larynx -this Ia your volco box-It contains your vocnl ·.chorciL WitH • you consider your Ad~~·· _Apple, yau are conlldoltng your' lh-0.~ v-lchordt.. \ No 01141 ' ' - ~ chall....~~~ , , . . , _ _ ..IUMIIInemellows.;.~ 1 purlfl,..." That's why lUCKY S111Q's exc!utlve "TqASTINCJ" Procou ,Includes tho uso of Ultrq VIolet',. . , . u.-- •isttf has breD wrUte•, ?.. of date capitalism on It was baaed on the Con~party's lullzaUon that l~~or'p prOduction. far from betni an .S :e~· :::.:ca;:!n~'t:~~n~ ~~~~~~~~ n.ve year plan. Party leadErs 90.W ======"'--- Siron a 9 in. 1ize ,doaen 10~ .· ..,, Is t~mployes. borer& their Mar earnlnp patd'ui~.;J,,,\ _,,., laxes, (lues att4 ~to (or .,;arious drlvei. 'th~ae ltema11pec1fleally eonsl&lcd cf " rubles ror tht!! apectal m.d tu t:. l:uild bo_. lor other people ~ cthtr tbQ oll\ce employes) n rul:l" lnlltallmebt on la&t •)'e&t''a '"Ibe Plve ' Veal' <Plan in Yeatc" 2 ruble~~ nch for tNideunLo.\ dUt.ll IIDd ln~e tax,' 3 mcmbt:rahlll bl I• COOperatiVe retail fltore and th.en 'amOunts or :t and 3 I rubl~a for ~ dVufan Deferu:e soc1 iety, the Armenian e~rthqU'\Ioo ~urfrrera, dirigible oonst.i'UDtJW fund Tbe&e moMy-makiDJ devlct. be· posittn• a "locliilllit.. Dhervonet:s ,.._ ehe .. voneta 18 10 rublea) lnt.J a. &a.V• lnga accOunt 'rJth 'a: prQihiae ne~r to draw lt DUt, •nd In addition tbe lltW loan for 1881 to 'Whk:h work• men, clei):s l.nd membere of eol~ Eml>IHioed \ ' ,, CJlO,pe r.per, 40 in pq. lDC Cll!llnlry Roll Jijc . monthly Income of mh!A!JY lDO) ar more •' •Cre'amel-y. M,.yha. ''m· Wr""ng ~ "'f " U ---:. '- h nt£N-,·<rrs tgAmD:• Certali!i ~~a. ill ..,, : .lrrltanr., prosont 'ln Gil- - ~ are oxpeiiM ll)r..LUciY'iiil&r;i: , duslvo ~toASnNp<• ~i.; we, alii , lh'10 ~ 'ii'fftpn...r;,inan*tu!i!n of ChiNnlca~ -~1. ore .!!!!Prelentln,....-.LU"'·~ · LUCKIE$ ·are ~ ldtid to<':jl.,r rhroat. And io ..,. . ..-;-:~c;.,.klilr . ~ ,AdaltJ'I 4Pefe·" ~ CGNful In .-..,..- dl6ko pf ·c Jg.,.,.._ - • '' ·lr' ~· " ./' , ' ~- {!!'N'IB · 'A J · 1 P .· l ~ j .· ~"''! c ' ·~· ~. .,~, ~· ' ~ ' .,.~• .~,' ~c~ J ""' •:1 " 1/, I !>ott!e• 3 \• ..{ ~ "'-'1 ~rae ~· av IRh.;u;;Ii;;;;- ;.,;;nci--Stoma-ch Trouble Ended after Several Years of Suffer.g 10 >aya ~] 1'1• lb. Loaf ~ r,. Heinz!• ' ., Jar f M8 ASSY ~ar ' ) ' e Pint :19c: -·sandwich Spread ' l -19~ ·~is demap~ ,. I In Jar t 1 an 1>xtra session of Congress, to<j? ----·· -·--- 4 lb. batk•t iuml"er re~art we know of Is a ohady car·~•! tro:nt porch, with a ~taod book, a pltejler :;J)~~~~)' ~~~ ~" elecl~c fan in the oftill~· :!'?",a nd be~t .... ~""'~ '' ta;~~~~"\ello" aayo he didn't go to E~rop~ :'ll "'"" 4r0 bfaYe enOUJp to t~IJ lite < ' ' \ _'!', · or French'• Salacl preglng Qt. •' 't Gift~rale iNQWI£H BRUD ~ ' II. i .. , '·- a,.~~ P. tt·d~~ lb. •• l~P=========~~i;:;~~:ii:~~~~~~i;;i~~~~~!l M ··us'TARD f• LUCKY S'IRIKE,-Ihe fl~st cltl~ you,evor •moked~~~~• otfllltfl~ tobacCCIS -the CNcim Of tho ~­ I Montan~ is the only state in the Union ~show ll de- crease in population, accordinr to the 1980 celtaus. '· - • tar --·-- - ' . t.haf 1 uaraoty 10 twr m..t tha t Oermany Ghould Jn that event Agua Cuhenw Mex ico July 2lmmedlatel} place thl"' btink of lNS---M01e than 600 ~~ w,re lniemataonal settlernenll tl"'"' monel ll1 tte toda} aw ai ting tht! ~GpeR1n~ of re- lent. to her il8 co'•erMw lor the 57 dll y ~ ummer raee mett J!:;ll)' -., WILL 'BE OPEN FRIDAY' NICHT JULY 3RD. UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK; CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4TH. 3,!100,000 more T w8 Amas 'n' 1 Base~';): t:Jt~ twm.trl ..... ·t ~ meet.Jn« or- tb., Jl't'ance .co~nd GeJ'lllJ1IY abicil! b)' UM. YOUDI plan bu't PolJo.n 111 t.oda;'ll ah.e na 1JlllJn& .to re-Jend t.o CIO~l ot rpbnltera, AJnerican ofl,. many hf!r uneondltional ei&la In Pllrls werl! teluc\ant. t.o en... ftOipt. what ... due CWIII th~ l'f>8Wbl be~ved to han kiod, U\at. ill In been discouraelhc'f and ni'W ma:;la. and '"There ar~ alway& a ceteain num .. be lent to o r -frentral Europe~tn bfor ol kill - )Oy11 •• said ~ ..1•kt COWltriet:. "'" are confidt"nt that a maJOri'r.:v Of If th~ Hoover plan went IJU'o• ...h I .ne m!'lnbcn; ol the cabinet &rf!~ ll .rJJIIOIJJI t-" ,............... ~ ' .. ~ .. •1. ~ f! prez~wn•D1Y Qer"many wou¥1 not t:ll'.! -- .- -.!1.~ "·· .. • ....... r erel&e her technical rla:ht to declano H~<tlons on the que,.;tfou o! rellet (01' a moratorium undl"r the Young •Uerman.)' plan U she should. F ra nce want~ -----·--.....:- " to be sa.fe-1uarded 11nd demands RAcf..., KEADY Rathburn's Stores, HE (~8·700) tbe pl'OI)OIIIol ' ~ctllion 1 1 or Soviet. !!ve Y•~. , by .,., 1Jnl•n'"•"'r,'om'" ',.",",•,'. , 1"" ••, dadhm and ,,n:> lmt~re-on - "' "'' rc<~'nlt'd by w.anf that ttl~ Suld ~he l'ilcuh&tton cf P:J&peT rubks In prepal'ed \o •dl Ita Jl1'11(lllcts beto-llf prevwus years aliN)ai. 10 per cent ot the eott of ~uCtlPn \a ~r.aln I \b-~ budl!letad expenses bad been f~ltlmld 1n the wo1'hl's markd&. In m..:t. by the simple ex~ient of lhe followlnr artlt~IH Mr. Due:M iD• prlullllg currency as needed. fomw 1f\t! American publ!e of the Thf' stoppage of printing 11re.sses KO'Yid Communist Parb's lat. to &II thE l<·'::Ses In tax r:!telpt& due to the lndu•l~ and trade orp.nlza&tmu "liquidation'' of prlv~tte trader& and tbat they mui Pfif \heir own res-IR'"""' (well-to--do peaunta) who ~c:tln· way. exceedinglY. heavy taxes. and By EDWARD L. DUESS enormous outlays for new eon· - - -- - Saturday, .lui:¥ 4tl• INS Stair Cerrespondl!nt Hructlona c.ttatlcd I>Y the speeded.. ~, H ' E '"'ICKERSH •M COMMISSION WCBU-.ohatlCiiton 9 A M. Morn Arikle NtL t up fiH' year pffin prollt'am this year ,_. ft !~:-~t~lo•dl05 from K(t(lt:w Theatre; M(J!:IOOW, July :1- Tlle drlve t.o put. such nn enorD\OWI hole WICJtEQSHAl\1 LAw EnforCement CommJssi.on wa:-.~ Dane~ Musk!, 10·30 t:Jevotlon-iBovM• lndustrie& un a pRJ•Ing bG~l~ hl the budget that more than a do:~. , J d th b S£otv~e by Rev, W. B. Muter, 11 optnlon of mRny SCJvict ecc- ICll unfon!ecn and unplanned m;!R• mustered out of senice on one SO an e mem er~ Albans Prog: 11 ao v'at.·iet)' overShadoWs tn lmporlnnc ~ stl'n:.s have been taken to drum up can devote themMe}ves to something el~c. Now tl1at it . 2 P M Chureh or the Nazftve year plan ibtelf, which at tht d b f fi d : 2' 30 Variety Pror·, 8 3(1 and abroad had crroneouiJly V V KulblsheJI, · 1 aU over anc,1 the comm Isswn las ma e a num .er o n 1 Hungry FJ\oe; 8 16 Barn synOnymous With f.' lormmu; of the state Planntns cominp, the neXt' thing Is for the president and his adviser~ to Tunu. 10 Mountain JllMion trmpecttvc of the EQ.UBI· admitted th&t lhe ~Xlnlnac& publish them 88 given in order that he public may know Vnrict.v Proa:. ' fact:m or quality and Industries oontroll~ b)' the BuJ'111.Y J Council alone ran '100 mUHon juSt what this body really dW discover )VAE'C--New YDrk ,3486·860) 6 decision that all Industries rubl~, abo~e the ftrst quarter esll· At the present time, all the public knows about the Kate $mith 's Music: 615 Den~ ~~~;:. ~orgnnlr.atl~s dircctl)· or ln- mat£11 of the .control figure& tor thh 6·30 Popufnr Or: 1j under control of the fedThese oont1'01 ~ figures were entire P roceedings, iH that something in the neiJrhbothoo'd 11I~~~~~~~Or~Jh: Downey; 't O,nd congovemmt:nt muat mRke pru!lt..s "In a hurry" Kulbl.sheJI .said, of a half million dollarH was appropriated and probablY Old Time Popular Prog; has more than 'ever (nl!lf.t!n!ld the at the end of last year to speed lbe CapUvaton: 9 Orll8Y 10 Pletcher Hendereon'ill Or; Pcpulo.r Orch, u George ot.. Mlill.c, l l 'Pelix P'eldl!la.ndo'l!l reparatLoru. lO.orrM[N ~:r~a~:~:s:~:::~~~ Seven Runs i ll •pent in order that this body cauld devote its time in inK' investig8tiona wl1ich were ~uppo~ed to aid in th~ country on a higher plane witll regard to law Ment in devious ways. ~ All things stand now. the question nntural1y 4 0 I Pll0!111 ...,. ba1d sco~d on Neal's tons AKrifice tly to c6nt~r. In the attemp~d throw In, Olfats ~oslcy at.ralned muscle tn hi& body, but tL1atFratemaliata' Seore ln evel"y ly made the' home plate just a mite Opealnt Stanza Ia ahead ot tile ball Huerucn ttshk.ned down on his Mere Geature pltehq from then on and the best ' the Knights could do was to so to STOPPED COLD showers, '71th only three one OO.se hl~ and one double. 11le- Purity At Once While Confect- boys received nlne hits, and the gamt> endEd, 7 to 1 with the conion Boya Collect \S.tl'T l\1!>3! succe.. ful spanning of the ocean hr fti Pn&, c;oupled with the record breaking trlpil!.h;;··.~t!,oo~s around the globe b) Post and Gatty alon1r wfth the many ' speed records compiled by Hawks are provin'g without a doubt that the aeroh:~utic engineers have made gre~t and rapid strides in lhe p.ust few years. A few short yean\ ago, it was the merest chance if a ftier nel{ntiated the long hop from Europe to America or vice-versa and many daring mon as well a.s women. loEd their lives in what wlu! generally agreed to be a foolhardy (1130-500) attempt to gain everlaoting glory. ' Orc:h ; 13, At present, however, with the greatly Improved Novelty 'l. Band ginea and planes in general it seems to be that an air : 10,, .:·-~- 1 has an evel) c)ianCe to refach his oesth.ation without trou-1 . ble. Especially noteworthy is the remarkable time made I by the Post-Gatty comb(nation in ciicling the rlube in. ·--, than tial:fthe tl\n" ~ver lief ore tnalle, ailll th~t by the pelin laal''i~t~~"' · ~•~·~ n' ' .,.,-t,! ~-r; u~~ ;Ottn.'t'l'h~r. f" Vocal Pc:lpular; ILI5 :JLgl>t If Julelt Verne in the other world, is keeping up with ' variety ~t'Og, 1 the events of our people at this time. he mul'lt be reproach· :l P M OQ.ncc Music, 2:30 P10g, 2.45 Vocal Poing himself 'over and over for writing such comn'lOnplac c llUhn: s oo Oq;an PrOil; 3. 15 VEJrstories as he must call whitt wer.e considered fantastic tcty Pro;, J :~.~ :Music of Et:h<llbc•·t ·h A d th Nev.n ; 8 iO Louie's Hungry Five~ tales in t h e extrP.me. Wh en h e wr 1Jte t em. roun e R:45 Stibc:rling ap 1 gerz:~: 9 Bernard Worid in 80 Days and TWenty Thousand Lengllef.l l f nder B"'""·· plau!st; O: t5 Ormandy the Sea, were especially in~rlguing to the read. era of fort~ Ht~dley FUmlture, o·4J:i well Eblir.!ts: 10 Peoples Store Prog : years ago, but already his wildest dream.s have been more 10 ·30 Bur~nett. oreh u Ca.Ubwna than reaJized . We arc livlna in a great 'age, we should Co--eds; . lllS Baron Kcyll8; u ::m "' nan~-e Music rnake the most of it. .. ... .. P.UfliTY CRE~MS I;;,~,~~E~~~~~ [l.t. :i\ISI tM41t'l ~ Virtinia <hett - News f • @pi!~ b ...,..!'.. '!... rf ,, ......... if;OI ' '' ted'' / ..' lndu~ing the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine M~oW$- Heat PuriRes ' Protectlon-;olnst In ltallon•!l!lnll �• • ~AY, .JVLY I, lfl! ' • AStrain on the Imagination I• ~dleport " · *TjX?.;a.a·i rW~.tmq - .. ... .,, ..._. ¥--..... --·. .Do~·L H IT ~\.It) f;. ii-\AT ~E P. R Orr and family and ~er· man Prank 11pent Suoday wtth. ·n.. vid Spencer. ' Mns Berm~tn Frank and children t~pen~ BWldrY with oeo. Frederick Roland Torrence and famU,. and Mi' ami Mrs ~ond Franli. cAlled on llr and Mrs w H Wolle W H Wolle and wife, P R Orr a11d family called. un Oeo PNder· ick and family WednebdaY, Mr.! Renry Spencer and d.atJ.Ih&er apent Wedneedlly with Mrs P OtT Edna Ptll spent 'Wed:nesd~ ' With Mrs Fred Wolle. ' .. .' U• '"• ...' ·" ... F'ipd Wondedul New f~ce P~wder .' Poor comple~lons and old lookln8' skins lack protection. Preserve )QUr skin with the new wonderCut Fa.ce Powder MELLO-OLO used by so tnaDY ~utUul women. Its speeilll tiqt. and ftnJsh are so youthful. MELLO-OLO stays on loU8flr, pr~­ vent.s large pores, and apnaaB &'J smoothly Purest powder made 8J.1d doe8 not l.trlta.te your skin; jl'he Jacob Elbet1e_ld Son& :::o. adv. LONG fLIGH1"S THEDanish R~CE~T just what wa• accomplished by the Wic~ersham C01nmis-·l siol'? And so far •• anybody of the overa:,e, amount common· sense can sec, the answer is Nothinr,,4p. capital letters, ex~ept to have spent a half million dolhirs whl~h ndgbt have: been spent a thouRand different ways to greater aqvantage. 5 .. ,_'' ..·', 2 -- n may have l:leen th& heat! But, ti»'WaY. t.hi game started ott Hke were go1n1 to llhow t.bem the way McElhinny. the llkl Pythian Knight.& Int. up in the nrst 1nnlng for the IP"ahtl!, grounded out to ahot t stop or:ate, came bobbing up to Lhe pli.V-1 With hiS bat tucked over hl.s ahllUtder, looked over a couple of hilh «mes, Hoeflich put over, ther. be connected with a low one and ient lt. way out In right field for a. two baae hit Then an errol put Ol'lrr're& on and tben Dillard hit out a hot around ball, whJch was dub" bed. and Orate scored · · ~e Pur1ty Creams, sporting theh ~w :letse)'S, with a cocky alr, came illbt back In their hftlf of the first and covered the scorebook. '1\•Jt.h ' tour runs. Oor<lon, wa.s glvtn firSt .,.. on an error b)' Dillard who m.ufteq. the ground ball, ln hiS hurried attempt to throw him out at ' :l • -- ~ -·· - FOR QUICK SALE 'lz Off Rerular Price on Tires and Tube.:.WAII TO STABT PRACTICE 1u1 ~~~·~~=~:~;=~~l:.~~ boys. 11pectacular leading' plays, The iJaiDe with wthe Sizes. Paint-All colors-High' Grade----,$l.SS•JlU gallon. Before Buying Please Look Over OUr StOdr. "'' '' THE FARBER IRON COMPANY full of fection Crealll& prancing aroW'.Id In tbetl new unlforrm, Uke spirited trotters, a few minure& befOl'e a race ThP PQ&tpomd game between the Red Men and the Purity Creams, which wEts to· have been played Thu •sda:v evenlnc. ·will not be played. tt.e crEams taking the gantt by forfeit. The .Red Me.ta 1raclously sunu~ted they should not play anymore a:ame's .tn this tuf!t hall there tore letting the money they ' would have spent, to go on the 5ee0nd haLt The a~ngement Wll8 made to the ~atlslactlon ar al1 the man- aget-s. The box soot e PUrity creams Gordon, U . Alle:nnworth, 3b Hubba'td, cf Demosky, cf Pa.rsorus, c Neal, :Ju 'f'JIUI 0/IMII~ •• ''* Don't Ra~p Your Thro.at·~·;: With Ha-rsh Irritants ,·:·· ' A,BRHE 5 1 0 0 5 1 3 0 5 1 0 0 I 2 2 0 .t'OOO 4 1 0 0 I 1 .1 0 • .. ... . .. 5.S Hoeflich, p Rolandus . I '•' "Reat;lt foi, a LUCKY instead" ' Place vour flntllr on YOU! Adam'e Apple. You are actually •-hln1 yow larynx -this Ia your volco box-It contains your vocnl ·.chorciL WitH • you consider your Ad~~·· _Apple, yau are conlldoltng your' lh-0.~ v-lchordt.. \ No 01141 ' ' - ~ chall....~~~ , , . . , _ _ ..IUMIIInemellows.;.~ 1 purlfl,..." That's why lUCKY S111Q's exc!utlve "TqASTINCJ" Procou ,Includes tho uso of Ultrq VIolet',. . , . u.-- •isttf has breD wrUte•, ?.. of date capitalism on It was baaed on the Con~party's lullzaUon that l~~or'p prOduction. far from betni an .S :e~· :::.:ca;:!n~'t:~~n~ ~~~~~~~~ n.ve year plan. Party leadErs 90.W ======"'--- Siron a 9 in. 1ize ,doaen 10~ .· ..,, Is t~mployes. borer& their Mar earnlnp patd'ui~.;J,,,\ _,,., laxes, (lues att4 ~to (or .,;arious drlvei. 'th~ae ltema11pec1fleally eonsl&lcd cf " rubles ror tht!! apectal m.d tu t:. l:uild bo_. lor other people ~ cthtr tbQ oll\ce employes) n rul:l" lnlltallmebt on la&t •)'e&t''a '"Ibe Plve ' Veal' <Plan in Yeatc" 2 ruble~~ nch for tNideunLo.\ dUt.ll IIDd ln~e tax,' 3 mcmbt:rahlll bl I• COOperatiVe retail fltore and th.en 'amOunts or :t and 3 I rubl~a for ~ dVufan Deferu:e soc1 iety, the Armenian e~rthqU'\Ioo ~urfrrera, dirigible oonst.i'UDtJW fund Tbe&e moMy-makiDJ devlct. be· posittn• a "locliilllit.. Dhervonet:s ,.._ ehe .. voneta 18 10 rublea) lnt.J a. &a.V• lnga accOunt 'rJth 'a: prQihiae ne~r to draw lt DUt, •nd In addition tbe lltW loan for 1881 to 'Whk:h work• men, clei):s l.nd membere of eol~ Eml>IHioed \ ' ,, CJlO,pe r.per, 40 in pq. lDC Cll!llnlry Roll Jijc . monthly Income of mh!A!JY lDO) ar more •' •Cre'amel-y. M,.yha. ''m· Wr""ng ~ "'f " U ---:. '- h nt£N-,·<rrs tgAmD:• Certali!i ~~a. ill ..,, : .lrrltanr., prosont 'ln Gil- - ~ are oxpeiiM ll)r..LUciY'iiil&r;i: , duslvo ~toASnNp<• ~i.; we, alii , lh'10 ~ 'ii'fftpn...r;,inan*tu!i!n of ChiNnlca~ -~1. ore .!!!!Prelentln,....-.LU"'·~ · LUCKIE$ ·are ~ ldtid to<':jl.,r rhroat. And io ..,. . ..-;-:~c;.,.klilr . ~ ,AdaltJ'I 4Pefe·" ~ CGNful In .-..,..- dl6ko pf ·c Jg.,.,.._ - • '' ·lr' ~· " ./' , ' ~- {!!'N'IB · 'A J · 1 P .· l ~ j .· ~"''! c ' ·~· ~. .,~, ~· ' ~ ' .,.~• .~,' ~c~ J ""' •:1 " 1/, I !>ott!e• 3 \• ..{ ~ "'-'1 ~rae ~· av IRh.;u;;Ii;;;;- ;.,;;nci--Stoma-ch Trouble Ended after Several Years of Suffer.g 10 >aya ~] 1'1• lb. Loaf ~ r,. Heinz!• ' ., Jar f M8 ASSY ~ar ' ) ' e Pint :19c: -·sandwich Spread ' l -19~ ·~is demap~ ,. I In Jar t 1 an 1>xtra session of Congress, to<j? ----·· -·--- 4 lb. batk•t iuml"er re~art we know of Is a ohady car·~•! tro:nt porch, with a ~taod book, a pltejler :;J)~~~~)' ~~~ ~" elecl~c fan in the oftill~· :!'?",a nd be~t .... ~""'~ '' ta;~~~~"\ello" aayo he didn't go to E~rop~ :'ll "'"" 4r0 bfaYe enOUJp to t~IJ lite < ' ' \ _'!', · or French'• Salacl preglng Qt. •' 't Gift~rale iNQWI£H BRUD ~ ' II. i .. , '·- a,.~~ P. tt·d~~ lb. •• l~P=========~~i;:;~~:ii:~~~~~~i;;i~~~~~!l M ··us'TARD f• LUCKY S'IRIKE,-Ihe fl~st cltl~ you,evor •moked~~~~• otfllltfl~ tobacCCIS -the CNcim Of tho ~­ I Montan~ is the only state in the Union ~show ll de- crease in population, accordinr to the 1980 celtaus. '· - • tar --·-- - ' . t.haf 1 uaraoty 10 twr m..t tha t Oermany Ghould Jn that event Agua Cuhenw Mex ico July 2lmmedlatel} place thl"' btink of lNS---M01e than 600 ~~ w,re lniemataonal settlernenll tl"'"' monel ll1 tte toda} aw ai ting tht! ~GpeR1n~ of re- lent. to her il8 co'•erMw lor the 57 dll y ~ ummer raee mett J!:;ll)' -., WILL 'BE OPEN FRIDAY' NICHT JULY 3RD. UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK; CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4TH. 3,!100,000 more T w8 Amas 'n' 1 Base~';): t:Jt~ twm.trl ..... ·t ~ meet.Jn« or- tb., Jl't'ance .co~nd GeJ'lllJ1IY abicil! b)' UM. YOUDI plan bu't PolJo.n 111 t.oda;'ll ah.e na 1JlllJn& .to re-Jend t.o CIO~l ot rpbnltera, AJnerican ofl,. many hf!r uneondltional ei&la In Pllrls werl! teluc\ant. t.o en... ftOipt. what ... due CWIII th~ l'f>8Wbl be~ved to han kiod, U\at. ill In been discouraelhc'f and ni'W ma:;la. and '"There ar~ alway& a ceteain num .. be lent to o r -frentral Europe~tn bfor ol kill - )Oy11 •• said ~ ..1•kt COWltriet:. "'" are confidt"nt that a maJOri'r.:v Of If th~ Hoover plan went IJU'o• ...h I .ne m!'lnbcn; ol the cabinet &rf!~ ll .rJJIIOIJJI t-" ,............... ~ ' .. ~ .. •1. ~ f! prez~wn•D1Y Qer"many wou¥1 not t:ll'.! -- .- -.!1.~ "·· .. • ....... r erel&e her technical rla:ht to declano H~<tlons on the que,.;tfou o! rellet (01' a moratorium undl"r the Young •Uerman.)' plan U she should. F ra nce want~ -----·--.....:- " to be sa.fe-1uarded 11nd demands RAcf..., KEADY Rathburn's Stores, HE (~8·700) tbe pl'OI)OIIIol ' ~ctllion 1 1 or Soviet. !!ve Y•~. , by .,., 1Jnl•n'"•"'r,'om'" ',.",",•,'. , 1"" ••, dadhm and ,,n:> lmt~re-on - "' "'' rc<~'nlt'd by w.anf that ttl~ Suld ~he l'ilcuh&tton cf P:J&peT rubks In prepal'ed \o •dl Ita Jl1'11(lllcts beto-llf prevwus years aliN)ai. 10 per cent ot the eott of ~uCtlPn \a ~r.aln I \b-~ budl!letad expenses bad been f~ltlmld 1n the wo1'hl's markd&. In m..:t. by the simple ex~ient of lhe followlnr artlt~IH Mr. Due:M iD• prlullllg currency as needed. fomw 1f\t! American publ!e of the Thf' stoppage of printing 11re.sses KO'Yid Communist Parb's lat. to &II thE l<·'::Ses In tax r:!telpt& due to the lndu•l~ and trade orp.nlza&tmu "liquidation'' of prlv~tte trader& and tbat they mui Pfif \heir own res-IR'"""' (well-to--do peaunta) who ~c:tln· way. exceedinglY. heavy taxes. and By EDWARD L. DUESS enormous outlays for new eon· - - -- - Saturday, .lui:¥ 4tl• INS Stair Cerrespondl!nt Hructlona c.ttatlcd I>Y the speeded.. ~, H ' E '"'ICKERSH •M COMMISSION WCBU-.ohatlCiiton 9 A M. Morn Arikle NtL t up fiH' year pffin prollt'am this year ,_. ft !~:-~t~lo•dl05 from K(t(lt:w Theatre; M(J!:IOOW, July :1- Tlle drlve t.o put. such nn enorD\OWI hole WICJtEQSHAl\1 LAw EnforCement CommJssi.on wa:-.~ Dane~ Musk!, 10·30 t:Jevotlon-iBovM• lndustrie& un a pRJ•Ing bG~l~ hl the budget that more than a do:~. , J d th b S£otv~e by Rev, W. B. Muter, 11 optnlon of mRny SCJvict ecc- ICll unfon!ecn and unplanned m;!R• mustered out of senice on one SO an e mem er~ Albans Prog: 11 ao v'at.·iet)' overShadoWs tn lmporlnnc ~ stl'n:.s have been taken to drum up can devote themMe}ves to something el~c. Now tl1at it . 2 P M Chureh or the Nazftve year plan ibtelf, which at tht d b f fi d : 2' 30 Variety Pror·, 8 3(1 and abroad had crroneouiJly V V KulblsheJI, · 1 aU over anc,1 the comm Isswn las ma e a num .er o n 1 Hungry FJ\oe; 8 16 Barn synOnymous With f.' lormmu; of the state Planntns cominp, the neXt' thing Is for the president and his adviser~ to Tunu. 10 Mountain JllMion trmpecttvc of the EQ.UBI· admitted th&t lhe ~Xlnlnac& publish them 88 given in order that he public may know Vnrict.v Proa:. ' fact:m or quality and Industries oontroll~ b)' the BuJ'111.Y J Council alone ran '100 mUHon juSt what this body really dW discover )VAE'C--New YDrk ,3486·860) 6 decision that all Industries rubl~, abo~e the ftrst quarter esll· At the present time, all the public knows about the Kate $mith 's Music: 615 Den~ ~~~;:. ~orgnnlr.atl~s dircctl)· or ln- mat£11 of the .control figure& tor thh 6·30 Popufnr Or: 1j under control of the fedThese oont1'01 ~ figures were entire P roceedings, iH that something in the neiJrhbothoo'd 11I~~~~~~~Or~Jh: Downey; 't O,nd congovemmt:nt muat mRke pru!lt..s "In a hurry" Kulbl.sheJI .said, of a half million dollarH was appropriated and probablY Old Time Popular Prog; has more than 'ever (nl!lf.t!n!ld the at the end of last year to speed lbe CapUvaton: 9 Orll8Y 10 Pletcher Hendereon'ill Or; Pcpulo.r Orch, u George ot.. Mlill.c, l l 'Pelix P'eldl!la.ndo'l!l reparatLoru. lO.orrM[N ~:r~a~:~:s:~:::~~~ Seven Runs i ll •pent in order that this body cauld devote its time in inK' investig8tiona wl1ich were ~uppo~ed to aid in th~ country on a higher plane witll regard to law Ment in devious ways. ~ All things stand now. the question nntural1y 4 0 I Pll0!111 ...,. ba1d sco~d on Neal's tons AKrifice tly to c6nt~r. In the attemp~d throw In, Olfats ~oslcy at.ralned muscle tn hi& body, but tL1atFratemaliata' Seore ln evel"y ly made the' home plate just a mite Opealnt Stanza Ia ahead ot tile ball Huerucn ttshk.ned down on his Mere Geature pltehq from then on and the best ' the Knights could do was to so to STOPPED COLD showers, '71th only three one OO.se hl~ and one double. 11le- Purity At Once While Confect- boys received nlne hits, and the gamt> endEd, 7 to 1 with the conion Boya Collect \S.tl'T l\1!>3! succe.. ful spanning of the ocean hr fti Pn&, c;oupled with the record breaking trlpil!.h;;··.~t!,oo~s around the globe b) Post and Gatty alon1r wfth the many ' speed records compiled by Hawks are provin'g without a doubt that the aeroh:~utic engineers have made gre~t and rapid strides in lhe p.ust few years. A few short yean\ ago, it was the merest chance if a ftier nel{ntiated the long hop from Europe to America or vice-versa and many daring mon as well a.s women. loEd their lives in what wlu! generally agreed to be a foolhardy (1130-500) attempt to gain everlaoting glory. ' Orc:h ; 13, At present, however, with the greatly Improved Novelty 'l. Band ginea and planes in general it seems to be that an air : 10,, .:·-~- 1 has an evel) c)ianCe to refach his oesth.ation without trou-1 . ble. Especially noteworthy is the remarkable time made I by the Post-Gatty comb(nation in ciicling the rlube in. ·--, than tial:fthe tl\n" ~ver lief ore tnalle, ailll th~t by the pelin laal''i~t~~"' · ~•~·~ n' ' .,.,-t,! ~-r; u~~ ;Ottn.'t'l'h~r. f" Vocal Pc:lpular; ILI5 :JLgl>t If Julelt Verne in the other world, is keeping up with ' variety ~t'Og, 1 the events of our people at this time. he mul'lt be reproach· :l P M OQ.ncc Music, 2:30 P10g, 2.45 Vocal Poing himself 'over and over for writing such comn'lOnplac c llUhn: s oo Oq;an PrOil; 3. 15 VEJrstories as he must call whitt wer.e considered fantastic tcty Pro;, J :~.~ :Music of Et:h<llbc•·t ·h A d th Nev.n ; 8 iO Louie's Hungry Five~ tales in t h e extrP.me. Wh en h e wr 1Jte t em. roun e R:45 Stibc:rling ap 1 gerz:~: 9 Bernard Worid in 80 Days and TWenty Thousand Lengllef.l l f nder B"'""·· plau!st; O: t5 Ormandy the Sea, were especially in~rlguing to the read. era of fort~ Ht~dley FUmlture, o·4J:i well Eblir.!ts: 10 Peoples Store Prog : years ago, but already his wildest dream.s have been more 10 ·30 Bur~nett. oreh u Ca.Ubwna than reaJized . We arc livlna in a great 'age, we should Co--eds; . lllS Baron Kcyll8; u ::m "' nan~-e Music rnake the most of it. .. ... .. P.UfliTY CRE~MS I;;,~,~~E~~~~~ [l.t. :i\ISI tM41t'l ~ Virtinia <hett - News f • @pi!~ b ...,..!'.. '!... rf ,, ......... if;OI ' '' ted'' / ..' lndu~ing the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine M~oW$- Heat PuriRes ' Protectlon-;olnst In ltallon•!l!lnll �~1'. m.r t, 1111 ,.'-nttutm ·~1T v . ~Ef.EU 1.- D. 0. W ' CLO~f ~AM.( Well Jkyed Conteat . WOii ~7 Knl...ta Of • · COI~bul ' C reat A111ericaa Rl...,. , Tile Hit~ Urtmde i tt, ttiMIUl !,U l miles In h.•nglh, l:o'or ·.otlh••ul 1.1l0\ :tJIIea It ronms the th•u• ,.!n ry b.,. tu;een Slnlt>8 the gftrt l\lcx l co 'mul "lhe . l!tllt~ lr ht1 8 lUI hPtltll\'lllera: ~~ lmHl •nountnlnll ill eo:;th~ e ru O,lo1'lttlo. 66·6 For Sale, Mite.- LIQUID OR TABLt:'H JI'OR SALE-C<tal cook stove, baby ltroller, two beds, dre!iSCr l.otteri.N Mada lll•lal and a fe'A' oUmr household c;.rticle.s. Any onc b'terested should call 230 _R or lief. In tot)Ch \\1th Mrs. Clarence Ebttr~~blllcb, Rutla.nd St., port, Ohlo. . R,v ft l'l ut N•nr;r••sll In 181.0 trnns- ml&fllon thNlu~;h the tm1llf:l ·ot lotterJ ~g l1tered 'lhll: nnd nll 1 lllh'f'rll t e 1•8 a11f h'(!SI!Cil to thp lottt•r.' Middle-~ ···· ·POR &ALJl-Qultivu.t.cd rMpberrleR ftrilt crop;. Very flnc. Phone 8240- ftJ.t'f'l"ltlt wn s pmhlhlt l.'(l. l et- or ltw By un a(f. ron~~: ret'll'l In t/ID" lmJIOftnllon of . lott ery tlt• kf' l ~l or ndvt•t'tlllln.a: mo. t P:rlol re! tttln.: to lntlt•t·y t.lckpt8 lntn ttJ e Unii C'II Htnl eK wna fo r- ot ft. l". A. Shumway. 'l-1-3t. ~ht~·l~<l<~·t~'·:;:;.==::;;.::~,;:=:=:=,~ POR 8ALE-Westlnghm.L8C Electric (~~ Rt-frlsera.tor foot capacitly f" •100. I . C. Meredith, Che.a t.er, Ohio. 6-26-6t Deatiat DR. H. C.' FOSTER Racine Ohio. FO!' Real- He .Was "Born NATIONAL LEA3 1JE PALMISTRY .. MADAM LbUISE Is now locnted 7 but.woon Pomeroy nrtd Tellll JIUt, pm;ent and auarantec aatll!lactlon Palndat.J tail. 34 Pay Hcs · EVES troN :n·te, MR. CAR OWNER I New Ja lt.e &lm~ W ha~ JG111' cat ,.loW • WMht.d . . I can almoplu ., polllb rvar wl&h Me.t.hn Nltlli .... WaL Fmaen dnllld e~ ..tk...t Old aDd ,.laW Fllthtitue ... ........ lhlcOtd or f4Kllt~ere4. Honea& nlill4 Bett.· comt~ .... .... .691 .50'1 I ..., I • " tI ·'"' .31k .332 i AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lo&t Pet . P~lladelphia ; . . . . 49 18 .121 Washington . . . . . . 418 25 .6t6 · Nwe York ....... 36 30 .545 Cleveland . ... . ... \ 34 3.'i .493 8L. Louis .. . ...... \ 30 37 .ua: Boston .. .. .. .. .. g'J 38 us DP.troit .. .. . .. .. . 26 441 ~31 1 Chicago . . . . 23 43 .348 l'ESTERDAV'S hESULTS AMERICAN ASSOl'JATION I • an4 see AliTO PAINT SHOP Culuffibus, 6; Louisville. f :roledo, 7; Indianapolis. 5. Bt.- Paul, 12 ; Kanso.s C1Ly, 0. M.tJwa ukee at Minneapolls nalJL ). ·-~'* IIIMI St. .001 . Club Tl'n.E ••t. Prke. .. 32 rcacilnc " 00. 6·30·3< .-----""~-""----~··--· -- ... _.. .... . 25 21 30 wonderful sltted l._dy a Yislt. · o· ~ oo a. m. till 9:00 p. rn. Full IGD.I)le ""'' Pt>t. ··~ NATIONAL LE:AGUF. Brooklyn , 3; Clrlcinnau. 1. New York. 41 ; St. Louls, 3. Ph iladelphia, 11; Chtcago, 6. Pitt&blU'(!:h, 4; Boston , J . -- AMERICAN LEAGUE New York, 4; Detroit, 2. Philadelphia, 4 ; Cleveland 3 Bo&ton. 51 Chicago, 3. ' . St. Louis, t; Wamtngton, 3; ~;~.·v­ en Innings. GAMIES TODAY AIQRICAH ASSOCIATIOM Loulav:ute at ColumbM. Kansas City at St. Paul. Indlanapo& at Toledo. MUwaUkec at Mlnneapulls. NATIONAL '..EAGUE PltiBbutgb at Bos lon. Olr.clnnatl at Brooklyn. Chicago &t Phllll.d!!lphla. Et . Louis at NP;v York . .4.MEBICAN r..~: A.GUt.: . Washington at st. Louls PtUladeJphta at Clevellt.J:id . .New Yott. at Det.rotl. Bo&tm at Chicago. ·1 "IGHT, _«ESULTS By lntematlonal News Service €itj- Bat Satt.oUno, world'1 featberW.!tsht champ!~, M .,er&e)r .j:~~~~;>:lrlsh ~Y '...., . ' l1 . ~ . Brady, J ·! t'so)l • �~1'. m.r t, 1111 ,.'-nttutm ·~1T v . ~Ef.EU 1.- D. 0. W ' CLO~f ~AM.( Well Jkyed Conteat . WOii ~7 Knl...ta Of • · COI~bul ' C reat A111ericaa Rl...,. , Tile Hit~ Urtmde i tt, ttiMIUl !,U l miles In h.•nglh, l:o'or ·.otlh••ul 1.1l0\ :tJIIea It ronms the th•u• ,.!n ry b.,. tu;een Slnlt>8 the gftrt l\lcx l co 'mul "lhe . l!tllt~ lr ht1 8 lUI hPtltll\'lllera: ~~ lmHl •nountnlnll ill eo:;th~ e ru O,lo1'lttlo. 66·6 For Sale, Mite.- LIQUID OR TABLt:'H JI'OR SALE-C<tal cook stove, baby ltroller, two beds, dre!iSCr l.otteri.N Mada lll•lal and a fe'A' oUmr household c;.rticle.s. Any onc b'terested should call 230 _R or lief. In tot)Ch \\1th Mrs. Clarence Ebttr~~blllcb, Rutla.nd St., port, Ohlo. . R,v ft l'l ut N•nr;r••sll In 181.0 trnns- ml&fllon thNlu~;h the tm1llf:l ·ot lotterJ ~g l1tered 'lhll: nnd nll 1 lllh'f'rll t e 1•8 a11f h'(!SI!Cil to thp lottt•r.' Middle-~ ···· ·POR &ALJl-Qultivu.t.cd rMpberrleR ftrilt crop;. Very flnc. Phone 8240- ftJ.t'f'l"ltlt wn s pmhlhlt l.'(l. l et- or ltw By un a(f. ron~~: ret'll'l In t/ID" lmJIOftnllon of . lott ery tlt• kf' l ~l or ndvt•t'tlllln.a: mo. t P:rlol re! tttln.: to lntlt•t·y t.lckpt8 lntn ttJ e Unii C'II Htnl eK wna fo r- ot ft. l". A. Shumway. 'l-1-3t. ~ht~·l~<l<~·t~'·:;:;.==::;;.::~,;:=:=:=,~ POR 8ALE-Westlnghm.L8C Electric (~~ Rt-frlsera.tor foot capacitly f" •100. I . C. Meredith, Che.a t.er, Ohio. 6-26-6t Deatiat DR. H. C.' FOSTER Racine Ohio. FO!' Real- He .Was "Born NATIONAL LEA3 1JE PALMISTRY .. MADAM LbUISE Is now locnted 7 but.woon Pomeroy nrtd Tellll JIUt, pm;ent and auarantec aatll!lactlon Palndat.J tail. 34 Pay Hcs · EVES troN :n·te, MR. CAR OWNER I New Ja lt.e &lm~ W ha~ JG111' cat ,.loW • WMht.d . . I can almoplu ., polllb rvar wl&h Me.t.hn Nltlli .... WaL Fmaen dnllld e~ ..tk...t Old aDd ,.laW Fllthtitue ... ........ lhlcOtd or f4Kllt~ere4. 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Philadelphia, 4 ; Cleveland 3 Bo&ton. 51 Chicago, 3. ' . St. Louis, t; Wamtngton, 3; ~;~.·v­ en Innings. GAMIES TODAY AIQRICAH ASSOCIATIOM Loulav:ute at ColumbM. Kansas City at St. Paul. Indlanapo& at Toledo. MUwaUkec at Mlnneapulls. NATIONAL '..EAGUE PltiBbutgb at Bos lon. Olr.clnnatl at Brooklyn. Chicago &t Phllll.d!!lphla. Et . Louis at NP;v York . .4.MEBICAN r..~: A.GUt.: . Washington at st. Louls PtUladeJphta at Clevellt.J:id . .New Yott. at Det.rotl. Bo&tm at Chicago. ·1 "IGHT, _«ESULTS By lntematlonal News Service €itj- Bat Satt.oUno, world'1 featberW.!tsht champ!~, M .,er&e)r .j:~~~~;>:lrlsh ~Y '...., . ' l1 . ~ . Brady, J ·! t'so)l • �·«I .. , • I! j ... i' ' ( ' ~ ,,. .'· ., .i.e, ,_ • ' ... -.... I . ,,.~ ~ • Jl!J• .... ' . •tl I ' .. -~ ... - -· ' .. .. ,\. • ' . . .... 1JA ~ :SI .. .... lf OHIO sT•Tt wuatUM ..- - - - - - - - - - - - READERS NOTICE-If Y• ..... the Newo Ot&c. al ·, ... 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J' ~ I ' the;4 I HOT WEATHER SUITS I AS LOW AS '9·76 Othen $12.So To $19.50 8e comfortable .in one of these Tropi· cal Worsted, Unen Palm Beach Suits. . or . , .· ·.. ..._.,. .~. '.._ ';. 11 M\ :;. ~ - s'fRAw . TS . .. ~7tiii fol1~M;.-i*~it&tta';~ ~a · J, sailors. ·'' • I Watermelons • ...; . . . WHITE NAVY TW,LL TROUSERS .' I 4\ ,... 2 .... ....... '~ 1s ·lb New , ...... ..··peek ' '' Sparkle .-~~ ate ' ltc •:,., tl .- ' . . 5• TENNIS . . . . ._, w1M wla ... .., · .. ' ,_...... or " - • - ... ~-- ·~...,., ••!' .... ;r ... , ... ... .. IIV~IIt IL\TII' 111M . . , ~ te 111.11 .... N..- r ( ' w .4 ... , .. StuHed' Qu~n ., ' ,• . ..~ · ' ~\··· J-,1! • <o ' ,I ·~ !... ':i' - ·~ • • ' ' ,, ..,.·';:wt ... ... ' '• I ' ' · ·· Built for eOI)I{ort in ·hot weather. Light shades fot siunmer wear., ~·, •\~2.46 AND UP ' I • . 'I .• ' . . .··. ' ,,. J.;INEN AND intD;zE .· C~S The, c001eet little ropRF' you can buy. · They let tile breezniglit:in. · . .: ~., .' Pic~les · t . DiU or Sour i::' 19e Sweet ,:' 3lc Olives I • sll• . ·: . .. ' \ ' ~~~' " '. .... llaetarO._ ...... I SPORT ' . . TROUSERS . ~plajn of · white, light ·. tan , aid ·Gtrireyflir plain ·white . W;ith ·black . or. tan s pes. .. ... •s·~ .. . . .. ' . . ' . . .. .. ' ' . . . . ·' ·...• ~clt;T'sousf:U ~ " ..... ,, leoil • • ' .( Pork B'!SDI 4 ,. . Argo Peaches ':t'lSe ~ P~·shl'uilk. . ·-·· . · • Ante Jluttea- . a i: 1ae --and .::. 25C .,•• •. ChM.. ,..., .... ,.. -· .' \ · ,, . I Tomatoes • · Sailor and straight lej:Sti)'le. each Ba"•nas ! ~ ~-""' .. ' ., 'I ' . . $f60 • '".i t ..... ~ p . .. '"\ :, . lATHING:: S~IITS ' . Rugby and Jantzen Make. Elastic knit •nd perfect fi~~. . Ne)V etrles and colors. Qqe •ntUWi?):tf~~ .sUits. . :· ...:;t ...,i~ ' W. UP J~ ' . • . ' • ' ~~~~·t~40<:\ .· . ·, r.· .. : ; t, . ; : ) BATHING BELTS ...... :. Z5c. 31c, &oc' ' . a•··CH .. ~ • ·•.· ..o•• " ················ 10c ~ ...... . 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