https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5fbcf06f0b6dde54ae233305c8b812cd.pdf 02204ae5d1e20517bb7bff8e082c013b PDF Text Text 0 • •' READERS NOTICE-If . ,..... waat the Ne- Olliee of Tho Dall) Tri.wae, call 236-LI If tho Bulaou 0111.. aok for 202·R. UTEATHER FORECASTn ---p..,ir. l.ll&hUJ e9C)Ier l.n Sou.tNMil toc~l(ht. F .U LL VOL. V- NO. 250 = Eat~! SHIPPERS TO PUT UP FI~HT ~G~INST INCR[AS[ IN R Unfoundt Freah Fruit And Vere· table Men Orranize For Battle OPEA'T . f.:._v&RAL. MOVE WOUW HURT "'TIMES ••• Ratber Than Help Reven· ue Situation, lo Claim Set Out "" IT. - • • · :t 1..0'/E "!0 HEAR "?OW '"ll!L.L.. 1-'E HOW NICii. '1 AM AUNT HIS WI•IISKERS SLAY Me .... ::t'L..L.. Btll ~­ BARBeRS H,O(TEC HIM. '. ..~~::. ,..., ~ ··' ·-··""- IT LooKS l..IK.E .. wow...oet:> FRA.NKFUR.TER. . Now .:t ~-~·~...,. "' sw~PR!Sa.. _ ...ow • -· .. .:.'L.L ~W '"fOU---- · A ""'uN<!i I.ADY • • · · · I"~" -ARS .01-0 AI.'- CRESSI!.t> IN HER I!II!ST. ,.._._"'- -rt> ~e;>t::~u ~ 7ri ....T W ...S ,0., ·1",1'-":n.ll'liE pP ,M£ ·p"N .;. MID WlR'E OF JNTERNATJON AL MY 1=0UR.1H BIR1HC.O.Y-.-. /l(;dHOO• . . I~,..... C!Sa..At) 'I. t=OUNO OLJT '"Jit)U$:1l ' "T'R.UIE N ....TUR.I!. I!IE'P'91Ui IT wAS "TOO I.ATI!. •• •. • SNIPF---· SNIFF ... .... M~>o.""liE l"')<.Y OL.O W.NC:L.E %1iKli WORE wi!<ISKIJi.~Er FOR ' p~.:Z'T'ION • NO FOOL.it-lei". • • W/lo.S SHE "J'!?!,!~ ~Wt>'!' ~ "Pen" for Fisk o09llr r ueiKI.ay night. NEWS SERVICE POMEROY, MilO, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1931 ...... ·rmur· ~· BY c».a&&U 11 <llbi'HI • ., •ll ,...._...,.. " OfVutl H. I W i f i iift• ITIIM TRW P41i.Y 'riJBIJlll: LEASED . ~ ~ tOpijy­ !11 by loco! thundershowen in afternoon. .. UTIL( Tueliday 1ncrea.atng ~ New .Seafighter Old PRICI!:--:SUNDAY G C~; ; . Sal~~es !OHIWS HOtm~B HE~VY TO.t' !IN ~AHIOUS WAYS TAKE I :Ot? ~ · Are Killed On lndlijt. endence Day; 18 Die~[: On Sunday i12 r , AUTOS TAKE LEAQ. I i In 1.; Fatalitieo Witb 1!1 I 11 Drown; FireworbT Miohapo, Rare· ' �' • ~ J DAlLY TRlBUN~ 1/' '' ,..,... - - ... -a~.4- - · ,...,_ ........ ....r~ "'""''!!!!1'1~ ....... ............ 0.1I , . . . . . . , . . , . . • , . . - • - . . . . . . . . puldlcalloDIIlof • ._, ..., • ...,. --11111"'" rily to lot 0 ,... ,.. II', ~ *i : - - *WIJf • • ::llliliiR. tall» . . . . . ,PP be bu ..ltt .SdlltP;t P'~'W alf4 dellnllle I.a. . _ &N'I' ..-• Ill IIIWI IJ.IIJJIIIIIW fiQIQ' fJI r I ' ../? _"i::"' 1uu• - • IQ Olalf ::....,,.:::5~~!!!!1:~'"~•:..~,.~-~·~-~~-;~D~I-~;-;~-~·;-__ ~ • or I ~===~::oii==:::':::::::::::::::~===:==~ - by ANTHONY ABBOT t 11eo11 :~.,.rlan law whleb fer \ftMJ tram the opposiUoD to tbe qrartan ~r Rll'VI)Ila 9 30 ArabesQur lv Jt:att -.:.. been one ef lhe JDDIIt Ia"' 'It~ wealme&IH nom the peon a WW Osborne 1 Orch 10 30 Arnold 1t'eDtrnrntal ..._ Ia UaM. ocoaaUr t~\audpo1n&. were Ul1.ed u followa by Johnaon 5 Orch u oeorae 0)$!) 11 t1 llft'"uuws& Wore the Ctwaller an :tUthortty on the 1ubjcc\ I & ........ = .j pm BasebiiJ) Scol"ee 1 15 We<>:. IUld Pielrts 'f 30 Popular Oypsie5 I 1 30 pop~ PrQil"Ml I Trll# ...,, o .s Popular ......,... 10. Dl Of--. ., . . ._ : ;;;;~ JHIS 8'-'1' - ·t.=~ I I Is I L :O:C: 1 that there IS onlv one ~ urct:! b' whtch they can he :~~= ~n ~u~r a~O:e3~Y c ~ f..w~~!h tomo~~~~s wi~ sure of ra ~ung the reunue neceBtJary for thP.ar needs That 1 Ralph Be etts Orch clv d lntentlOn ovemtsht and fre 11 llldlc WJR-Dtotroit 1400 150 5 25 pm quently at a time when the crop d f source to all mtenbl a1 d purposes an rom a u Ba&eball Scores f,. U Jack Dull was nbout ripe the author t n us 6 1Tnhc I ually round t mcer;sary to dlv de bons ~eems to be the motorist lu and Hl& Olcbeatrll. Pbant.lm Announcer 6 40 I c h G S ta 18 w8 have been paHsed m nearly every 1f not H dli G 4.f,., 't\ M 1 1 Bak up that part of t-h~ h.ac enda w ct ll X 1 ea. nes '1\illte us ~e Jes lndU<!cd the irrigatiOn nystefn The all states 1n the umon Naturally some ~tutes have 8 ~~!:5 71 : r ~ ppeed 1!:,mllde 8 8 landowner dep ved or the mCI8t. higher lax than othet :-~ In OhJO 1t Its foUJ cents per gal PoplJlll.r D& c 0 ch 8 30 Real lmpc tant part t hUi hacienda d b f n e Pollril 9 Popular P1'41!11'Bm 10 c.~nnd n d the re t ot his a. d and 1 Amos "d Andy lon and ccrtaatly lll \ ICW f l h e tax requare e ore Lo\\ell tt 1 d 10 u lchelit.ra. I In unsb~ I Dosplay Of Beaut1ful fireworks jPrcductlon ha.s been ca.Uied by the individual &hlftle85Deu of tM peon& Mao~ of them a!ler &etti.DI' the land and wbat went wtth tt allow ed their property to co barren 1 I :~h~l ~~~e~v~u: f~~~r : . a : : I I I t>no ~h to provide fooll fbr 1 thm!!·dvt& and their tamiUu JUBt M&ny n Amerlean owner of land among th~ forc.ed to surren Ia ~ •• der vnluable nds unQO;"r .... e scrar lan law for whtoh the gcHernment gav him agrarhLn bonds in ek cha ge Their worth at present o; abo t 16 per cent of t.helr fac value A lttlc less than 6000000 hec tares of land ha\'e been parcelled oul up to now of which 300561 b€'cla.res about 150.000 o.crrs puw.ntcd property of Amercam The American agro.r lin clai.Jm at p eSt: 1t total %61 1was , Da lCC C h Jaly 7 WABC-Nrw Y k 3480 600 I I 8 cton ba 1o: " lrcm To Be Held Here July 8 No Wonder Lovely Women Like It! Webb ot Wichita Km Vh·amoa Pond ""d bmth" J II ha&Hollace bee \'<SlUng at the h~ of !!::.:"~ Caster a few dB}S the pllN' ~:n~o~ ~/~}li 0 th~~tae~l~~~k a~ Do,o, West at d hmlly f Hunt 1111 ca~t ga d ~r: ~~~~r ~ ~a~~ r \.1r I ndn~ I Jui" I ~~.;',."'~~~':;:~~ ~n,;,,;~; ~ ;;'.:;;.~·~,,:'" 01 12 look.Ju•t naturally pr •sperous when they bowl along m Drch Arnold ..; w • cck g or tht 'l'Wo other areat crJala OCt.'Urred in th eir JllcChanJcal appliances regardless of whether the WEAF--New York 4M3 ooo 6 mo met t'U"M ae tysbu 11 her career when she waa threatened 30 6 ment Will be passed successfully or not pm I. u <l cf the Tropic So Wnsblnston uor a •ttn destruodon f'c., the famoufll secon d Pay c nylal d Sir. tch ~ 7 BIR~.:ksl.oM Launched tn noston Octo )('r 21 cowt ·u~ on& fir t vlctot F nn t r. IIG • C e I u Y o f -n ·ogress 1 g7 t'· '""" " II 30 Earle Spicer 9 B A Rolre s Or les wc.re made whc as tla.gzr;hlp Ol LABOR TROUBLES 10 Bnoop and Petp 10 IS L tt e the MOO te ra can fleet during the UST AT [1. lime when all 111 tht ommumt~ hnd hopeH Jaek Little 10 30 Cab Calloway s leek de ofT tpoli she co~rcd her Orch U Rudy Vallee s Co mecUcut elf U gh Y tly d a1tng: a decist~ there wnuld be sleadv employment ln nur fey, mtne!'l ~ kce n ao 'th cc 1t1nc als t. c\\ to the system o J:~lrocy !Uid whtch are operntlng another cat~e f trouble bol ~ up and WJZ tk~ York 3olD 5 700 1.1 25 rltutf' c:x st ng for C<'otur es on pm Ban hll Sec e s 30 Populn t.hat coast once more the mmes nrc nile because 0 f na b IIIt V 0 f mtners [orcl 5 45 Lowel Tl on1 115 6 Amoll ln 1812 l!Jle ga ted a<~t g g att and operttms to come to Mati~factory terms The lu.te~t l n Andy 615 o s van 6 30 Phi turl~ ty dEl€'allns 1 ttl da kcst 1 cauRe the mliH:H 8 Cc .t 6 4-5 Th Rambl~tll 7 Tho. hcu f h var v.ltl E gl nrl the t h d deveiq,pment3 Drt. s I o 8\ e arumn J~ ~ ~un.li:pr 7 30 Th PI' cc Sister&~ Br w h Ir Mtc a rra(!re 1 s d eomm1ttcc was dtscharged l y the supcrmtendent of th~.; "I 45 6 15lcrs cf ttt:: Skillet a 30 111 for a ll n F ~ 0 a t Vaii"Y Days 9 Rd aid Wer at en or the M'a Syr.cu.e nl me ::ttl 9 3(1 Clara Lu and E.m to tJUI ~~:ht to x lit a a n n Lal'll week It waA RB d that Hatlsfacton 1\rra.ngemcl t. s I nber M asic ) he made n en cur had been made by th( two t~oldet~ although a company rep WLW--1: nctm at 4.28 100 5 45 d then bf. 8 an o g t m,t r"c. k h me 1 pm Lo\to II h~moli 6 Amos n A c Ia bntt e f mprlt c h s 'J resentat1vcs :iald the men v.ent back to wor on l e sa d} 7 The Qunk rs 7 30 Baf;Cba A!t r t c war her e~rer was rut terp1s that wer!;! ex1st ng before the} cea ( d wo1 k earhe1 1E~ 7 45 Bte ng Jack a Pia r c ent and nctlon Alter six )Colors J I I in the \~ eck On lop of thts the mtners came fonh with ;;: story and sa1d they cot ld futmsh the proof th$t the com " t th d nds whu h were a commit pany h a d ngrtoe• O e.1r em a tee of locnl m1 n to leR.I With the company mstcad of mdi vidual meetmgs an I a check weighman They satd they h~ d ot (Ieman dod rewgnl t ton I t ht:! national umon nm did lhcy aik for h~ghflr wages Thel further ~td the l<<al HUperinten.dent 8l{fned th1>~ agtet: ° L Queen Mir streL<~ 10 30 variety 10 4.ij B ob Ncwhal ll Spanish Mu sic 11 30 Moon Rl er 12 081 c Crch 12 JO H nr; Busse ~ uancf' ore ctro t BlwJR ttml nScore tlak rs 7 Pa t{lo 7so (J 4.5 The s l5pm M , cal Wtltemans Paint :~tlb1~4 ~~~~e~~ ~f c~eo~~~~t :~ ment ln any event the c ,mmtttcc wa~ HOld to have hcen cJa L act En 9 t~ John dlschar·--.r~ uJmostimmedtc tl'1y and atll a re~ult there IS no elaf 10 i\mc."' And 'to If, K ~"-" ell T1 mus 10 30 Ben Pollack work The men v 'he} arc out t 1 wm the1r demands 11 1~ Loul~> H gry p vo and the company rJCr sa) the) \\Ill wtthd1:1W tli11r cqum Red Appc Club WON-Chtcngn cue 4 120 covering 63 279 mJlea In v st rt Is said ll at while on bo~trd The nag she ftlea at her most he ema kOO I wo ld rather hnvc head durtn11 ber present \our of the American t.han a at.ton is the 8&Die as tha.t. abe ear l n 11 Ln\\ 01 11 30 l Maybe I'm Wrong I dar. I ------By Jo&.n P Medbury 11 COPlnlrt!llf'riiV' 63 p - •-e !'I'.Y t"c U 1 811118: I 0!1 ~undrln of Ohar l his IPS pipe with feathen t.o mate t)toM.Ml 9 ap Rubber(;! OJ'OG?J'l' \lhe l.tlows 1111ht.er Pr.ff! J?_.h.ap; eALnui nl on - Man - Street fof IJ nlcke1 l{'JI)ri rrl tt S!l, D~JWC Mua.je rt -• -- un,., ...r 801111 a waaberwom&J18 dP.u~ but me huf18 out all Of'r to~U f.l Toaaorrow'• pt..., oe I I A ~ na t girl 11 one who make6 o 1 t.hlnk you ve tJ.Med ber a&:ainst " will w...... " wa" Oil)' ~hat I he pr h 1 him dcplfjmont will ••• I< \ ~~ f'h!olo~; c....soolol _ _.. Tilt fl~la11 I~J Ill}' know-n ftfJ the W II lt~~:~~~~:~ cnfo ocm~lflt offieers c Q_r rut 1 4" 1,"' 1 ,,.. , 1 ,. 1 "'"'u' Tl to alPhabt~t. soup tale&man who11 •· ma kc the ver t(tC boo«er~.tc'"' feel q, 1Jtpt!' 1 •''"" I ' n II~> 'So " " tt> lm:a.kh 8' t.ho pl.llblJc ~t hll worda/ ~1 ~'f 11 "ttlt "'""' 1 !\1':\ tJ Ti'J,pl1lK (•••il<!d b) an nffi,er mth a !JlrvHd dlplo111• p~ Wbo" • tourllt Jumped oil tbO' •..te.• I M•u 'I l.r.r haS a mat.Mmat.kltan • dauah Problems of her own -A - 0... Va~.S!'< be 1 It BAhln-... uvB t new arr va :~~~,.!! ,.,IJ-I!Irt_ .,. ~--.-- .......,. _ aell? y..- tUn~ eare1easly Suddenly cncd ';..!];. S.:!!!"ar lellJir .at her roadster 1 ,.r_;a J. tb'e J,ioDs bland roads. "JJo botllt'• ~11: Mat * Planes wero 1'0111. --~en" npliM· Mary {4 1\•UIIf'!• ~ utUe A ,.,...~ .IMIIlltOUJUied ao dmnal -....,.., 'I!P.l rou do wttlr. eu__ aU Jeliny wut x.omat n111' amll~ whimsi411y • In the CJl,S da11 JaupittGse pne would say Will you ftt with me• Mal'J Lou~ar UJll.. Maw7'Leu t '\ • 61\e 1flt1ll~ Lorrrl WhJ 4ia ,eu toll away!" he ia.r'! "An r .eG erur1" 1Jar7 Loa uked her *"'- M Yes G omg If • ome j a tM dOl' AJioll llmow1 Iandent.liad. I Lany and Jenny bien them can shift for thcmelvc& We are gotdg home The landing :f eld .. ready at Westwood Westwood hoi sad Lornmer IRughinr W• have h lfet there 1n a. nur;oy b&cauae we re mv ted to a w dd nlf Doc Dan • best man Lam the onb usher Mother wtl1 gtvfl voa away and I bope no one docs the Mme tor me .Jenny & your bridea. j maid-we 11 get the hcense tomorrow Wait a mmute Suppore JennE hadn t broucht me to you todt.J'" aM ukOO I would have found rou to. m~rrow M.uat l confess: that V Wlrod a deleolive agenoJ '"'"' LoW}'II~na•n•d 1~m,f.:p? hoKIBmel me M~ u• prope er whirred ~ wu a .b6atln&: of wl_qa. Con~t LomtMr ¥aued to lttu har •PP.. RflllltDd wu on the ~k and U.• !leeha1uc ran ~ • tlw ield.. ~ and Jemay,_ Dot tir looked up and watched.: llnil•11•" The peat bird rose on ita apNad wings aad soared ofl U.~ the thin 4..._ $ ~~~~1 i •~,:r, ..... 4 otrainlni! her Th•Y'r• headlid-hom. ~ fl'llO EO._, ~ ,;; ~ ... .. "" -4 than all othermakescombmed Safety msured byolecl bodies, two finger steenng, etc S•lence or eogme, body ChaSSIS and plus such ultra modem fee tures as ball beanq, aprmg ohac:kleo Thrift, offietally proven under superv1s1on of tho Amcnoan Aulomobde MIIO<ltollOO 26mollels-S wbeelbaaes-70 to ~22 bqr1epower One-Profit pru:es•$84li to $2!150 'lu thOlaiitor}' 5 Wlte wheels Without exira charge • • MILLER GARAGE, L C. MEREDITH, l l •7<• ' •if lot~ her .t 2 J. D1STRIIJUT£D .BY If 'F.ATVRI':"i !<I'(!) h s command were all athletes Ad dreB3 ng Betty Can:[ eld Thatcher Colt expla n~: Co. pta n La rd IS the chef of our M1ss1ng I enons Bu~a 1 More than three thousand d snppearan« case~~ are reported to h 11 of!1ee ever, :fear anti he manages to ae eount for an average of 98 per Betty Canfield 11 glance toward Capt.a n Ln rd was full or appeal Ho\\ever our most difficult cases o.dmon hed Thatcher Colt nrc those n wh ch the fnm ly or fr enda 1 ve only a part of the truth a d not all So tell us everrth nr W t.h adm rttble d redness Betty Canfield related a cur ous story For three years she had been shar ng a smnll apartment on Morn in~ da He ghta w th Gerald ne Foster & g rl of about her own age who worked n a dodor s off ce m Wosh ngton Square Re-cenUy the two g rls hRd aJI'eed to separate because Gerald ne was rlann ng to be mamed the date SYN/J CATE INC. and l a:<~kl'!d her what was the mat-ter She •dm tted that abe and Doctor Mor;kell had QUarreled. But she wou dn t tell me why Doctor Maskell refleeted C::.,lt aloud Is he related to George ftla kelt the cr m nat lawyer~ I understud ther are brothers,"' sad Betty A very d st nguished famt]y " nterposed Capta n La rd. ,.\nd I. queer one George Ma.!ke11 Js the Rob n Hood of the rad calt-he and h.ls w1fe who s h 9 law part ner rcpreilent r ch cllentl at en'.lrmous feeg and then work fdr rad ca!s for noth g They were al~;~o aS!IOC a ted w th Clarenc~:~ Daf"!W and Arthur Garfield tlaJ'fll ID the GrPcto Car llo murder case I remember nodded Colt Doctor Maskell must be a r1da mao Gerald ne told mi." h"' w:U til ncb when h 11 father d U u pia ned Betty Canfield The tw? 90ns w11l nhent m II ona J;hfn But ne ther of them ha.e mu:ch now l understand About what t1me ws11 lt wb~n ,_ World Champloll Perform· Comfort, typical of Stud.. IJnce More offictal records btoker o ln<btionol coacbcraft •ff" ~~~t Geraldme ~Gster W811 f rst repo led to U e authorltlftl'o on the third day after Chnstmas 11everal yean - • llo sa d I Jo•e. }1..,. Lou J:vo,.uuns 'If ~rh~ !''tli • iii mP!! f,f t!,"'~ clear ,aiQnc b:ftt:Or:t- ~ WI0r ~ 11 an wa~eq ·; ~ "'"'hi ~ marrr mo, dantnrT •Ill ....., l'f.'' nr car ~ mer ThWVe &one.~ Jenar; ,... 'l!'cliWII ...,. itabl .-.. Jo '" a.t• ~tA *""fi r.o;,; •r 11111 Lo11, !~ked •• him a fun •• '""' an(Jlo!r; 111q )II}IIJII~ T!i•• Wli!iuf to:Jii• • '"'"""ro• Inlret• olio ultod "If ,.. Will ! 4on't bow otowtt " --oe- • t:lctful mechan c He bfted Mary Lou into UN plane and 11ettled beY comfortab1y lttJOU f;lf ' N E year ago Studebak,er mtr6dwed Free Wheeling N me (9} makes have now adopl!ld It. Others are about to adopt It All must come to tt Durmg the past twelve months Studebaker Free Wheeling has been approved enthusiBsll· cally 10 every state, 10 every season, and under all condiilooo In a Studebaker you get Free Wbeehng m tt8 finest form-With positive gear cootrol-10d engmeered a8 an 10tegral part of the cba88IB And ONLY m a Studebaker can yon eecure the8o other frutts of Studebaker eogsoeer10g gemut No more make behPve' So I ttle of 1t was she sa.UL 1 No no more He wh stl£'d to the watcl:ting but Mr ))\aaklr lbe didlll t u.twer tn wo•<dll bot "A.aa& J(•~ tol4 •• 1hecl abe zallild: he,..eyta to hta OWID He blue ebmbl~~ltmbin_g i\Yn 71 ttie"'.;;··bd of eour.a~ sa~d. Ratb' • J. Jen:ny ~d ~ ft opt! ~ ,m~-¥..,,~~·!h!...Wol ,.,anf N'*'·~ ,itUt lll• falnlali•d 'I 0 I I ' Band · lll'l'lved rR1ED£ cent of them-ao yy 1 ve eome 1.0 the r ght place EBAKER by a And you 11 trust younclt t. talking me alway& t ~ ~ .-bOve Jljem plaaes were eqmiag to Uve at the down to reot furthe< awa7 .aod .Jenft_J near them. at0od Lorrimel' a cn:at Ur n. 1 too er bird stat1e walt1Ill pt a fumlthed WiD ,-ou c~me wtth me'"" He ,..L.. ,._..t.o -!j I I MaTgaret bad knoWB too that he planned to b4} at the field today Mary Leu""a feet were hl:e lead She couldn t move she cou1dn t run she couldn t Cl!CctP~ She Jltood theN &rembhn~r " little flgurlae of fear a. ftgunne too o:f wild rejoieID« To aee h1rn aga n. to hear hie vOiced He was com .r1J toward them qulte serenel7 He too }1ad not drean ed. No one had told b m tbey bad kept. the r word But tho mUJute he saw her hp understood he knew "Hello Jenny sad Lnmmer B.eUo Maty Lou 1 He smtletl down at her very tall very good loolrlnr IJm ready to taka you up for that lllg_ht. be old Not me .Jenny aatd ha.nti.Jy '1 m not keen on blnl life Then.t o LarryL ,he cried and ran otr to meet er fellow con.apuator erowdB!Il_, JJOlSY fteld etinthe J,.BXLI:'D'~,;~~ r-Afl I T)tQI Jtartod oat for t.own llnd Lonimer and Maey Lou stood earl tn the dtel'ftOI)n were ridln~ toaether 10 the middle of that ~a. Natwo b k h h er een e.fe.a aeatt IDg ae e e walked an her py tongue rat- ood - hut tlten • v; hen l learned he truth I wondered how much '<\tti' )!Ou how much the part }O 1 played Can you tell m"'---now he l'l&ked not touch n~ her h ha ds dP.ep n the pocket, of hte r y ng emt. hLil eye& mtent 11.111 wa ttnc j Yes I'll tell .Mary Lou an.llWCred bm ely but t- w 11 taJu•· me all !.he rest of my lif!'l He caught bet' 1n bUI arms the-al k sse 1 he.r w11117 ....ele" of an• t ' who might see. But people wer• used to meet ng& and partillJI:I oa the flymg field He cncd out Tell me then begin now y • prom ud once Lo•ui love you Lorry saM 11817 .~... home Un the previoua even ng ..'!'r :V.-:-' \l&lll -· I ~oop 'n declu IllS maybp ~ou will yet li c I ~..... io oo f®ol•! '"'" Proo ~J}' when , C'U can lliPtln buvr a erock C!! beans 1n 'fi 3Q ~~ 10 "lpqfl.cn 11 Bernard Pthnr pbm'lli ll 1& E:¥m~ouy Lo11 It wu a very JUrVOI~ua dar MalT Loa looked out of the wlil. dO... Sprl.ag wu dant.lng towal,'d. aummer 011 teet lhod with Ule aoft · lull h.' • mea 0 I her RUG• 111 ....... ~"b!fru~ tt ~ but wanath WJth a vitality in it. IIP'Y'I'• thout'ht MII'J L01J 11 a haM ....-. JUllJ; and " erugl I lf pqcea II &l'J " "'' If rou like and J ant persuade you to atay ftlft&r'ked JennJ ean!leuJy "Th_en aa it 11 the plldelt dar J've ever aeen let 1 nm out to Lonr It~l•ndt and perluropa we ean. look In at Oakdale and t.ny ean meet us n town for dlnaer. llow a thM.t !or a pro- I an amJealJio dJu sl m r. nt cnn n t be made for tht' good or J ly 7- WOBU-charlut')n JuaUftable llonalcNe :Meigs County 1') ~cncral hut it IS the Harne old ~tory and A M Mo ntn~; Metodlrs K nrse l1 cntro 10 Dance Music ln tpe mopnttmc ell purtaes Huffer 10 a~ lfnlqu d Health Talk by Dr In your t.oupee PufJh lQ ~ Ilfovotlopal Sal'\' leo by Amtr ca has plel ty of 1t de open Woolworth Bulldlnlf wtthout MY Th ! rfili'm the movteR are dl!!ftl&ctnr the le~rJhmatc ne ctareocc Kempq 11 Vocal \. cuptcy Jts too bad they do• tIc othes on and dtcd from expo&Ure f" Popular 11 15 Lilht ~en. 11.30 ~rlfaa It to the city and cut It p , ..,, Jg tlp•t 1lle mov1 ectl)rs can p1ay in a hundred differ Varcty Fm1 11 t1 Band Ma&e :1 nkl parldnB plllcea ,u,kle 1o • GeW DltPr eq~lti~B ut the B,IJmc time but they have to he fed only 1n P " Dante lfutle 2 ¥1 Variety Look for the silver u 1ln1 "' I'rCII 3 ao hlorae Refrilerator Pro H ywoud Aiid they trnve1 11 t.n cans matend of draw a ;ro Rctt.'!l'llllllodtes 130 Loul,s Pablie uenefac&en n1 rpOJ:llL K mo:cry Ftvo , •& Ohocoo Yea:s fhr lind hearted thug who ft Ia IUik:kae,. E:..,et11 •T ' .. ,. pam•.. .... heard there II !Oihl' to be stunt fly 1" \ today he Saturd!'J crowd& flied the nymg field Mary Lou .rot out of the car a little bewddered Jenny walked bel' brl8kly across the f~t•ld I CHAPTER 1 Yes I am sure I ha"Ve alwll'P• be n sure of myself J th nk I> 10 nevor o£ you There were me11 when I thought-';';h n I be! cved She tumed off into another road and wh le Mary Lou wu st II pon der ~I' her laat remarks topped. Here We •ro sh~ sa. d '] cov ~E .. IULppearanee o! I. I t.erely po~ by ANTHONY ABBOT I"'"·''''' bow the ear feels or the horse ether but they tell me Kon K ta a shadow of h m elf w th m ss n~r you You can I. Just accept tl nf:l' accustom them to you 'find then drop clil aPJ.n" Md Jenny aus IIUJ Lou o come '-AdiJt• with ere 8 Travenl she her •- • and waved. l'ye eome H~nr to do abe The Reumon. announced "•M 7f1U ean 1'0 to you darned old eehool and tell em Tn.ven was at.and ng wQ' JOU. ,.. ben absent. plane h s new plane and I,l teU U.em 111 eome bacll; Wlth the mechamc He had Mo·•·r spi:L ~=========:======:========::&1' ment and leave the local t} altogether m Din 1cr DR tee 6 45 Hnrn In the rneantime the omJ any 1~ Muftermg because 1~ Teen 7 05 Louie Hug v Fve 1P5 un.::!!:_ wa,1t.... And Ske.," a hu ordeJS that Klc n t bemg hllcd and the men are tsut ~~. rv u ar •• OK ..., F'a.ma 11 M enng becaU[I.C 1hey arc l ll g ett ng the wo k which thcv 8 ·U ElM' Burt eu 1 Popu 1n o cl need l:iJ hadly m order to Cilrl.: 10r the1r fan11he& and th~ D Ml:1stre1 Sho\1. 9 JO Cia a Lu and Em • 4.5 WGN Orch tB G whole C'1ffipll1Aity n general 1~ suffer ng. hecawm o f tl1e Mar h Time 10 ts The 81 bh ~ reduced payroll rc~l_Jitmg from the work suspensiOn No Bol 10:-.JO Herbie Kays Popu)ar t d lh Gr~h 11 Jan Oart rand His Popu 1 b one IS b neflttmg h('l 11 e o l Iy one5 cne fit e ale ose lar Dance O~h ll lO Earl B rt livmg tn th" c mm tiC !'I whtch Will supply the c lal thts nett ar d H a Da.n~e Band and B 1 place shOt!ld c mh lllg It certamh 18 to be regretted that ~~thue and His Popular Dance CHAPTER LX ATER 1be uked MU7 Lou to come baek to We~twood Your room 11 WAltJng for youd tt looks lonely abe saad an all7our th1ngt are there But uid Maey Lou my Job Ia ewer"' She tried Yei'J' bard to amlle but the red mouth quivated Come u ID7 peat, aald Marp~&klr tald Ma,.... Lou not :ret. I auppose 11 omeirme 1 canand we eq lau'"'h about it alL But • notMyet. dd arp,ret 1 not uqe her further. She bad plann of ber own and eonnlted aecntiJ with Jenny about them. The upahoi wu that eevenal later Jennr invite ~~~~sl] I'h~s~ott!n~?t~u~~ ;h:l~~tct~ s~~~a~a~~ :a~d/C:y::: :~:~~c/"a ~~ 3~:C 1 r ~lp which WR8 nt'ver defeated tn v.ar &uccumbcd with the decay of uve II 1928 she was ordered do stroyed or I!IO!d by the Sec~tary ot Navy but was saved by tho nat.lonaL md.l1111at1on consequent t.o the re 1 print.inK of a poem by Oliver wen dd Helme; In 187l'm Phllad lphla er Agam In on In Philadelphia too far gone to go to sea under her ow1 sail s!le was ebuilt Public ~ntiment once more had COIJ c kl her aid Her last loreign crll1Be w:u~ to arrv Amcrka11 txhlbtt:; t n the U veraal Exh :lJ 0'1 l Pall.'l In 1878 To withstand the rlgor.ll ot her loDII oyqee she etli'Tied food enoush for lx months 4.8000 1anona of water In her tanka and 100 barrela of whisky for her crew of w In one of these crlliSea she clrcumo•vlate-J. v; 4 .1' "4nill:r &:d. on he rnade crime ht. hobby wh le he wa• It 11 m eollece. He knows the modem ennuaolou ill all ta achoo 1 from Lombro10 to ....... " .... or -- AK[• 6[LI [V['' 1 7 B1g Tnal Pomeroy wr e \'lfiltmg her parel ts [ tine h w pa ~'" s Mr and Mn; Henry Ft'lrley W dnes B :;hop ~u a~ day ---:-:---:-·-·:----:"- =============' I ~~;;,";~~~ 3 I I ----Old Salem - - --- B U cl Popu a 6 •• ton U'"' spend ng their vaca.tlo and Mn L Halliday St No w der beaut ful women lo'<e C IN5--1Jrollj:hl E uff box from on Emperor Wlth hiS par"'nts Mr a1 d Mrs I u; cw ! powder n adr! by ex b h m then mldtlt and to u certam extent l ey pro K l ~ " ~ ln 18fo8 In the harbor or Naple• Homer west Mr and Mrs Hagar of oa 11po s '" po63ille obl1v101 by the but lt appcur~ that 11 tl c long run they w1lI InJUre l h <'ffi u IJE es saved by school ell ldre her captain Invited the Kin& or Mrs D<ll'a King at d ch ldren or r.P<.I t Uae week e d w U tl laLf..'!l s C LO lh t Naples and Pope P 115 IV who was as cr Mrs Dov d Wulk r selves am or g thu1 cl t:!i'i of pP.oplc to s ICh lTI extent a 1 n Kate Sn tl s M sic 66 1 D th ougtlou.t the 1 a.Uc tl e grond .... en residing here to v ait her 1 •· u s Com lU un ow "1-f Jot n 8n1dcr anU fRJ Uly of Suga !{ Daw o d 0 h c ' • t M7o15 Pop ~a.... "the two dignitaries v:ere rowed c o\e were week end • .,.,.... •• w th the hu rt:i Will far exccud the hcnehl:-i d erl\ ed by the I ew Ine} 7 g Band Co ~ a fu 1:, relltte.:t now s:.em o s ern Is ~board by the eaptalrul ol other lor rlea so glarlo sly to victory In 1812 rate J' 0 ~ 7 ol5 o <Jum Chasers 8 H v read i' to t aye Bos.on tor the first ~IBn shlpe. lyinlf tn the harbor It oonsiats or fifteen stars white nn hlfi >roLher G C Folden a d daugh why motort:-;ts seem to be regarded aH J e~ ltl Qec ge 8 30 Popula PrDA 9 Be nN 11181 to mnke a tour ot which wer~ RWIBian Prench Eng 1blue fteld With Hfteen stripes alter lcr Mu lvv Miller Ju.t Be. n Es Orch 9 Hi Popu ar Orch the ports o I Uru.ted Btall'!i New ij.l;h spanWl and Americat This 1.1 nate white and red Aim BI.shop and fam ly were vis mate pu~y among Ia w makers as well as Ia W breakers HI 9 30 Tone p ctures 10 Fetch mask ~ arr; and her hir y wh te the nr8t and only lnNnce >l aov -~~=-iiiiiiiiii";o':-iiao;o;lliilliiiiiil;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;iiiio;;iiii~: dtflicult to fathom The only reason ahowmg Is that thPy Henterson s orch 10 :m oo.ncc or duck Sll.lis compte~ tl r latest P c ~ ponWI belna on A1"U!riC84 H lJonahuc s 1 I] 7 Puts Many aMan Down 1 l -- -- L I I 3 ' • •' • Acid Stomach l"Old Ironsides" Sails Again Set' Is 1 Ready For Tour And More Glory v. h > I Hll\Ea I BurtnetlH 0 ct won Nlfl A.d er He 11 never afraid u 1011 w I aee to try new method• ancl put a d~lieate 6Da:er on the male presel'\es an o~n m.md ontO all faetor Tbe1r ••ocatlon 1 to c.ateh the ev dence t. n h 8 hand• .U:ore elusive murderen when the po e Tbat:.:her Colt Lt an h11torian or1 dtieetl\'et are rudy to confeas enme~ often u nvaluble aaQC their utter iDeptitude tor theu to a detective It a IU'Il.&llaf how own butiltea. n any eM mea are duf.l cated e1pe. Of coune there are no surh c allf murde,.._kil en aeem to deteetlvea iu ru) I fe Yet the p aguanze from the put. The d.., enm~• of real ty are nfin t.ely ta l& ol a thousand blood;y olcl stranser than the !ane ful miS- deeds are at Thatcher Colt 1 D..ocerdeeds which tbeae imagJnary detec 1 •• t ves are uked to unravel The We asked the fonner Comm.fe,. pol ee he• cnme and mystery as aioner to tell h 11 own &tory but. a part of their dBlly rout ne e.nd unfortunately h a preaent WQrk q they Bolve their easel by lmowmg a pr vate mvellt rator made thai the1r bullneu and attend ng to t mpo~:s ble However his younc -by vast and competent organ r.a secretary Mr An hvny Abbot, hal tlon1.pattence •nd detenn ned hard undertaken the taak w th a ltizb w-orllj. t.orether w th some ngen enthus asm that 6pr ngs from hil u ty and an OCe&ll onal ttreak of adm rat on for b1.3 ch ef For hia a:ood luck. We ehould not be de f rst account Mr Abbot selected luded into believmr that eucb men the bew ldermr: and brutal murde.: are lD.I!ompetent or corrupt. ot Gerald ne Foster The pubne True & Pol ee De~;~artment Ia 8el 'I'M left 11 doubt about the eUe; dom 1tronger \))an bl ch e! But the essentlaJ fact.. were Withheld, it Ja also true that New York hall and for an e:z.cellent reuon It 11 been fortunate m ta success on of at U regarded as o11e of the el.aaaic Comrwll8ionel'l from Woods and eases of the department--a crime RoosevelJ down to the latest re gn of unexampled terocttJ l.l'ld cun of Whali:n and MWrooney They n ng Burrounded bJ myatenou1 and thoae oft\cen who came 10 b~ circumstances and planned &ad tween-Enrigbt who started aa a executed as i:f w th the cold eav patrolman pound ng the curb Me agery of an MP red lunat.1c Here Lo11ghl n who waa hamselt a fine 11 as a ready made opportunitr for detect ve and Warren (lliho~e real the g tted amateur sleuU.. of the atory also halt never been tt~ld) meh'opol 1 but the m)'etery wu and the others were honest and f nally solved by the lo&'U:al acenc:v able offidals. for su!!h grueaome buSlDHI the Greater than any of these was Pol ce De'/'•rtment. under the di<~ Thatchel' Colt greater bec.auee of rcct on o 1ts Commi.utoner llr, his peculiar fitness for the JOb A Thatcher Colt. Railroaders Wm Crown First Half Affair Closes With Fme I Iland~ eamelltly Adn ttte•ly part of tbe alutnp In ..... ~l'"'-rr: mua c chen willet they are langu d fellows with a .....t: fuud ot humor and .a mt~ehievou lik ng for crypt c uttenncet untU tbey an ready to AT SCHOOL FIELD I g~~m l~h~ll ~~~h~: s ci!~hll~t~g be the} fee ch'J!~!r-.!' lmow More Than I 00 Folks Entertain 2500 People Oritz Rubio has &1110 sought a re medv here by lntroducllll Into the tcde al budget an annual ere:ttt of 8300.000 for the ftnanclng o! peons who are really incllned to tOl their ;u four cent~ 1s more thti.D enough [Thomas 10 30 Ha mony Team To r~medy t.hls em dlt on Prest h v shown a tcnrlency 10 foG The Old Timer 11 The Radio dent Ot lz Rub o I.J trocluced an lm Fl Ort d a Iegu~ I l t or h ov. ever a c Reporter 11 lfl Leu t- s Hw g ~ p :,~ rhame o ast. n ng oftlcc terunwldmthctratt cmpll dcJendonthcmotonstcn ]F"e 1130 Bob Nolan Hts Te 9:.JOby ponsor g a aned ~ th r \'Cnuet> W tb their tHX CCJ t pet gallon Bhlck and HL5 Dance Orch 12 Ben me fo b ld ng ex1 rflprlat o of t ue IY ror e r C IPollock s Orch 1 and uf ce tn eta s f t.:a o n ct tax they had the h gil t charge of any ::~tate Ill 1hc Unwn \ WON-Chicago 4.104 720 6 3a ~ pm Dinner Dance 6 4.5 Haroldld Not conte 1 t with th t howc\f'r thev go on u WI I rce \Teen 7 1,5 Uncle Walt and Bket!21X , and add n oddil o al t~<o rents mak ng the 7,. Mldw•>~ Band ' " Popula• r theht t •x nts per Program 9 Htgh L re 9 30 Clara I d h :~~l~~ne State the t an 18 pncc 0 eJg ccn ~ou l~h:m8Le~~ ~~ ~~~~ ;~m3~ IS entitled to dnH a I O~S[R~[~ IMM[N~E • 1 /NO FOREWORD IS led I • 10 Slumber Music vast lands that the v ceroy~ ot OIM ·- - - - - WLW~tnc:innatl t28 100 ., 10 Ne &patti practically oonft&cated prn Afternoon Revellers 5 P d frc.m the Indlam ln colcn al (,lays -dlen 5 'i5 Lowell Thomas 6 A'm01> At pllco.t101 of thls law produced GOD IS TRUST\\ORTH\ - Behold God V.lll nol l n Andy 615 BaAeball Score 630 jend css bitterness The primary ar cast away a perfect man 1e1thcr Wlll he uphold the eVIl ~h~o;~koabn:S ncu::,t~:~= gum nt of the opposition was !Ud Popular Or(}h 8 30 Real Follu> g is thQ.t profitable a11r culture ii'J doers-Job 8 20 Muslca.l Dreams 9 30 Popular PIO Mexico s possible only when con gran 10 Henry TheiR ~ce due I un large scale sl ce each arch 10 30 variety 10 t5 Bob hac da must have ita own ll'rlga UNWfSE LEGISLATION Ne9ihall sport suces n Chlnle tlon syr;lem EGISLATORS m nearlv all tates seem to ba\ e an 1d "'at Relleries-Concert arch 12 Popu B) txprcpnatmg land for par second they laet the rneana equip men and know !dfe to tUIUvate even what they ,have pmpcrl)' and final!J &be . . , . _ ~ ' pre 5ey11.& a prtmiUv'e vUlap ayat.em buupon the produeUon of maim and beaoe for Jpcal self' ~ and thtr fore runs counter to the na t~l nee.dJ:; and to modern hK:IWI trtal tendenciell D~uty Ooma1o Ba.dl&\a esUmrl ted tl at the peon 11 rtt.um from the land be cultivates a"Jerqt's only (~6YCCVICJ l£GIDN ..U peuanta bave ~~ never I I t'eCe.First ~ 0!.!l!t!~~· « ~ .......,..uka' I •••"' • .JQS"E AFT"'~'0 20 y EA n;)ol D Q. ~n Dow~ ~~ c.::1o~1 :'-.Iand lU$ OrebNtn WJS.AI"-lUW I.V PAOI'I'IIlla ~ ~ 1 jwABt;J--N'e• Yoit: (MI.I • l 1 Ut BDJ'I'OH NQTII Tlroll. 1s u.e lf'e tbos. produc1na aprciGed GI'OIII.. ~ Deanla KtnP Orcb 8 «i ~ IGIHI •I ''" Qeelal &rile Ia • ,.,_ I I! t even tha.t detract.ed little ._be Of courf\e l (I g \ t \ l t :stale t may they can muh t cxlr 1 1mounts fn m the t • Itt! Far Reathing Ariie~ Ko. t . , . _ Cl<r ,July B-In """''"" a.t:kr..ta&l 10 15 Country Club j the ~if.ll liluaUor. IIClUareiY be Otch 11 PaUl Wh1tcman II Oren fmc 'llie .:haaih<!r a few days ago, 11 10 Btu OO:Dahue 11 Oroqestra I OepuJy aonaalo BauUM touched ws-New York <M8.5 110 fl 4-D ur..cn an coonomtc phase that tn UJf' ~~~ ~om~~ 1 'AmS:re! ~ Lo6w~!1 past twenty years has r:!1rulined one: All ~ .,....;:;:doct:ri.M ar The Jest-en 6 30 Phl,l Cook 6 4.:i of thE chief COJ troverstal 168ues aeed. r thiJ are lo bant...,. daUD RoxJ Ganl 7 30 Expreu 8 Po IUl Y•ak:o of the peopl • ia hll!DOII7 with pu.lar Oreh 8 so Real Polka ~ Thu pl'e3E:nt revoJut onary 110v wordl tl\~~lold ad mwJOI I Popular Pfol:ram S 30 Popular ernn tnt in a.u.Umq power ill Ulll f""""'~==~~;l~Cn f I ' 't -• rrogram Doll7 llld MONDAY JtJt..Y TEl: DAILY 'l'Rllll!N8, 1'01111110< 01110 Builder of Champions ... Pioneer of Free Wheeling ' "So ym-t ltrt! the nlHt! oJ Yrnnk havmg been set for January 2 The last t me the two had been to. gether was around noon on the prev ous :-!aturday wh ch waa Chnstmas Eve when they lunched at the Hotel Brevoort and then looked at a one room apartment m Bust Tenth Stnoct wb h Betty had dec ded to lease I sa d good bye to Gerald ne at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. Sud denly ahe leaned forward DBd k ssed me and she .sad If I don t come home for soppcr Betty don t be worried-Ill be domg my Chq"""'• Oho, p ng And bet 0 ,.. I could answer he had crossed the Avenue and wa; walking down to wud WaabiDI\on Square. you had due telephone eoeverur ton w th your room mate" It wu e~:actly thr*e o clock. What makee J'OII H ~ OQ that pomt" I wa1ted un~ll that eud ~ to telephone so that I could •?,Old talk ng tq Doator Mukell-1 ...ft never· ltked the man " Still you l\a.f.tll t tGld me Jfno l'OU knew wben It got to be tltNe." Oht There ill a little d.oe.lt OD my desk-Geraldine pve it to 1De last Chr stn\aa-1 wu looti!ll' at t he d al all the time I waa ........ for the number to aDnrer: • Llf u_u. 'N"'"'·· I I '-;;r;;;~•"l-~~i::ii:--.:;::=:~,:..,~. I 1ee. Now te8 . . wW waa &aid further botwe. :roaftelt uc1 And )'Oa haven't heard from Ger.,ldln, ovv the telellhlma."' After Genlcllae -'1 ... 1at1 her slnceT asked Tbateher Colt, filling h1.11 p pe. 1 talked W'ltb her later that aftemoon over the tel~phane and Mr Colt, it waa that laat converaatlon which makee Jno feel .., frightened." "Whr how f.a tbatT' 'I eilled Geraldane to tell IM!r ab.')Ut a Cbr111tmas bom11 that OQJ' Jbm had given to lhe employe~ I waited for •n hour beeauae GeraJ. tUne had said the doctor would be out at that time. I eould teD hr iw' YOice that abe bact been Cm!.( a.. -. been quarreUIJI', 1 dlafa.'t heart to talk aboqt; tM - - . ..._ I WI<\ hu It ahe to supper I would _p 01& wit& lier But all .... wu 'Chrtwtmu dotsn't 11oJ4 tJ!IIQioo B<il!:!. 1111* .. 1fVt woalcli$5 'ftf:JJ' --.:d: wiO'":e ~....., 1 a- I see me apln ' :raa. • r ~ !lOOn 11 ::.9: ADd thea the ....,-:_ ADd 11:1d Jhe blrW'* like a fool Md ,_.;:: .. -.. ~ home _ , . • ..,j (fe h Cr&nif T J i . • •• �' • ~ J DAlLY TRlBUN~ 1/' '' ,..,... - - ... -a~.4- - · ,...,_ ........ ....r~ "'""''!!!!1'1~ ....... ............ 0.1I , . . . . . . , . . , . . • , . . - • - . . . . . . . . puldlcalloDIIlof • ._, ..., • ...,. --11111"'" rily to lot 0 ,... ,.. II', ~ *i : - - *WIJf • • ::llliliiR. tall» . . . . . ,PP be bu ..ltt .SdlltP;t P'~'W alf4 dellnllle I.a. . _ &N'I' ..-• Ill IIIWI IJ.IIJJIIIIIW fiQIQ' fJI r I ' ../? _"i::"' 1uu• - • IQ Olalf ::....,,.:::5~~!!!!1:~'"~•:..~,.~-~·~-~~-;~D~I-~;-;~-~·;-__ ~ • or I ~===~::oii==:::':::::::::::::::~===:==~ - by ANTHONY ABBOT t 11eo11 :~.,.rlan law whleb fer \ftMJ tram the opposiUoD to tbe qrartan ~r Rll'VI)Ila 9 30 ArabesQur lv Jt:att -.:.. been one ef lhe JDDIIt Ia"' 'It~ wealme&IH nom the peon a WW Osborne 1 Orch 10 30 Arnold 1t'eDtrnrntal ..._ Ia UaM. ocoaaUr t~\audpo1n&. were Ul1.ed u followa by Johnaon 5 Orch u oeorae 0)$!) 11 t1 llft'"uuws& Wore the Ctwaller an :tUthortty on the 1ubjcc\ I & ........ = .j pm BasebiiJ) Scol"ee 1 15 We<>:. IUld Pielrts 'f 30 Popular Oypsie5 I 1 30 pop~ PrQil"Ml I Trll# ...,, o .s Popular ......,... 10. Dl Of--. ., . . ._ : ;;;;~ JHIS 8'-'1' - ·t.=~ I I Is I L :O:C: 1 that there IS onlv one ~ urct:! b' whtch they can he :~~= ~n ~u~r a~O:e3~Y c ~ f..w~~!h tomo~~~~s wi~ sure of ra ~ung the reunue neceBtJary for thP.ar needs That 1 Ralph Be etts Orch clv d lntentlOn ovemtsht and fre 11 llldlc WJR-Dtotroit 1400 150 5 25 pm quently at a time when the crop d f source to all mtenbl a1 d purposes an rom a u Ba&eball Scores f,. U Jack Dull was nbout ripe the author t n us 6 1Tnhc I ually round t mcer;sary to dlv de bons ~eems to be the motorist lu and Hl& Olcbeatrll. Pbant.lm Announcer 6 40 I c h G S ta 18 w8 have been paHsed m nearly every 1f not H dli G 4.f,., 't\ M 1 1 Bak up that part of t-h~ h.ac enda w ct ll X 1 ea. nes '1\illte us ~e Jes lndU<!cd the irrigatiOn nystefn The all states 1n the umon Naturally some ~tutes have 8 ~~!:5 71 : r ~ ppeed 1!:,mllde 8 8 landowner dep ved or the mCI8t. higher lax than othet :-~ In OhJO 1t Its foUJ cents per gal PoplJlll.r D& c 0 ch 8 30 Real lmpc tant part t hUi hacienda d b f n e Pollril 9 Popular P1'41!11'Bm 10 c.~nnd n d the re t ot his a. d and 1 Amos "d Andy lon and ccrtaatly lll \ ICW f l h e tax requare e ore Lo\\ell tt 1 d 10 u lchelit.ra. I In unsb~ I Dosplay Of Beaut1ful fireworks jPrcductlon ha.s been ca.Uied by the individual &hlftle85Deu of tM peon& Mao~ of them a!ler &etti.DI' the land and wbat went wtth tt allow ed their property to co barren 1 I :~h~l ~~~e~v~u: f~~~r : . a : : I I I t>no ~h to provide fooll fbr 1 thm!!·dvt& and their tamiUu JUBt M&ny n Amerlean owner of land among th~ forc.ed to surren Ia ~ •• der vnluable nds unQO;"r .... e scrar lan law for whtoh the gcHernment gav him agrarhLn bonds in ek cha ge Their worth at present o; abo t 16 per cent of t.helr fac value A lttlc less than 6000000 hec tares of land ha\'e been parcelled oul up to now of which 300561 b€'cla.res about 150.000 o.crrs puw.ntcd property of Amercam The American agro.r lin clai.Jm at p eSt: 1t total %61 1was , Da lCC C h Jaly 7 WABC-Nrw Y k 3480 600 I I 8 cton ba 1o: " lrcm To Be Held Here July 8 No Wonder Lovely Women Like It! Webb ot Wichita Km Vh·amoa Pond ""d bmth" J II ha&Hollace bee \'<SlUng at the h~ of !!::.:"~ Caster a few dB}S the pllN' ~:n~o~ ~/~}li 0 th~~tae~l~~~k a~ Do,o, West at d hmlly f Hunt 1111 ca~t ga d ~r: ~~~~r ~ ~a~~ r \.1r I ndn~ I Jui" I ~~.;',."'~~~':;:~~ ~n,;,,;~; ~ ;;'.:;;.~·~,,:'" 01 12 look.Ju•t naturally pr •sperous when they bowl along m Drch Arnold ..; w • cck g or tht 'l'Wo other areat crJala OCt.'Urred in th eir JllcChanJcal appliances regardless of whether the WEAF--New York 4M3 ooo 6 mo met t'U"M ae tysbu 11 her career when she waa threatened 30 6 ment Will be passed successfully or not pm I. u <l cf the Tropic So Wnsblnston uor a •ttn destruodon f'c., the famoufll secon d Pay c nylal d Sir. tch ~ 7 BIR~.:ksl.oM Launched tn noston Octo )('r 21 cowt ·u~ on& fir t vlctot F nn t r. IIG • C e I u Y o f -n ·ogress 1 g7 t'· '""" " II 30 Earle Spicer 9 B A Rolre s Or les wc.re made whc as tla.gzr;hlp Ol LABOR TROUBLES 10 Bnoop and Petp 10 IS L tt e the MOO te ra can fleet during the UST AT [1. lime when all 111 tht ommumt~ hnd hopeH Jaek Little 10 30 Cab Calloway s leek de ofT tpoli she co~rcd her Orch U Rudy Vallee s Co mecUcut elf U gh Y tly d a1tng: a decist~ there wnuld be sleadv employment ln nur fey, mtne!'l ~ kce n ao 'th cc 1t1nc als t. c\\ to the system o J:~lrocy !Uid whtch are operntlng another cat~e f trouble bol ~ up and WJZ tk~ York 3olD 5 700 1.1 25 rltutf' c:x st ng for C<'otur es on pm Ban hll Sec e s 30 Populn t.hat coast once more the mmes nrc nile because 0 f na b IIIt V 0 f mtners [orcl 5 45 Lowel Tl on1 115 6 Amoll ln 1812 l!Jle ga ted a<~t g g att and operttms to come to Mati~factory terms The lu.te~t l n Andy 615 o s van 6 30 Phi turl~ ty dEl€'allns 1 ttl da kcst 1 cauRe the mliH:H 8 Cc .t 6 4-5 Th Rambl~tll 7 Tho. hcu f h var v.ltl E gl nrl the t h d deveiq,pment3 Drt. s I o 8\ e arumn J~ ~ ~un.li:pr 7 30 Th PI' cc Sister&~ Br w h Ir Mtc a rra(!re 1 s d eomm1ttcc was dtscharged l y the supcrmtendent of th~.; "I 45 6 15lcrs cf ttt:: Skillet a 30 111 for a ll n F ~ 0 a t Vaii"Y Days 9 Rd aid Wer at en or the M'a Syr.cu.e nl me ::ttl 9 3(1 Clara Lu and E.m to tJUI ~~:ht to x lit a a n n Lal'll week It waA RB d that Hatlsfacton 1\rra.ngemcl t. s I nber M asic ) he made n en cur had been made by th( two t~oldet~ although a company rep WLW--1: nctm at 4.28 100 5 45 d then bf. 8 an o g t m,t r"c. k h me 1 pm Lo\to II h~moli 6 Amos n A c Ia bntt e f mprlt c h s 'J resentat1vcs :iald the men v.ent back to wor on l e sa d} 7 The Qunk rs 7 30 Baf;Cba A!t r t c war her e~rer was rut terp1s that wer!;! ex1st ng before the} cea ( d wo1 k earhe1 1E~ 7 45 Bte ng Jack a Pia r c ent and nctlon Alter six )Colors J I I in the \~ eck On lop of thts the mtners came fonh with ;;: story and sa1d they cot ld futmsh the proof th$t the com " t th d nds whu h were a commit pany h a d ngrtoe• O e.1r em a tee of locnl m1 n to leR.I With the company mstcad of mdi vidual meetmgs an I a check weighman They satd they h~ d ot (Ieman dod rewgnl t ton I t ht:! national umon nm did lhcy aik for h~ghflr wages Thel further ~td the l<<al HUperinten.dent 8l{fned th1>~ agtet: ° L Queen Mir streL<~ 10 30 variety 10 4.ij B ob Ncwhal ll Spanish Mu sic 11 30 Moon Rl er 12 081 c Crch 12 JO H nr; Busse ~ uancf' ore ctro t BlwJR ttml nScore tlak rs 7 Pa t{lo 7so (J 4.5 The s l5pm M , cal Wtltemans Paint :~tlb1~4 ~~~~e~~ ~f c~eo~~~~t :~ ment ln any event the c ,mmtttcc wa~ HOld to have hcen cJa L act En 9 t~ John dlschar·--.r~ uJmostimmedtc tl'1y and atll a re~ult there IS no elaf 10 i\mc."' And 'to If, K ~"-" ell T1 mus 10 30 Ben Pollack work The men v 'he} arc out t 1 wm the1r demands 11 1~ Loul~> H gry p vo and the company rJCr sa) the) \\Ill wtthd1:1W tli11r cqum Red Appc Club WON-Chtcngn cue 4 120 covering 63 279 mJlea In v st rt Is said ll at while on bo~trd The nag she ftlea at her most he ema kOO I wo ld rather hnvc head durtn11 ber present \our of the American t.han a at.ton is the 8&Die as tha.t. abe ear l n 11 Ln\\ 01 11 30 l Maybe I'm Wrong I dar. I ------By Jo&.n P Medbury 11 COPlnlrt!llf'riiV' 63 p - •-e !'I'.Y t"c U 1 811118: I 0!1 ~undrln of Ohar l his IPS pipe with feathen t.o mate t)toM.Ml 9 ap Rubber(;! OJ'OG?J'l' \lhe l.tlows 1111ht.er Pr.ff! J?_.h.ap; eALnui nl on - Man - Street fof IJ nlcke1 l{'JI)ri rrl tt S!l, D~JWC Mua.je rt -• -- un,., ...r 801111 a waaberwom&J18 dP.u~ but me huf18 out all Of'r to~U f.l Toaaorrow'• pt..., oe I I A ~ na t girl 11 one who make6 o 1 t.hlnk you ve tJ.Med ber a&:ainst " will w...... " wa" Oil)' ~hat I he pr h 1 him dcplfjmont will ••• I< \ ~~ f'h!olo~; c....soolol _ _.. Tilt fl~la11 I~J Ill}' know-n ftfJ the W II lt~~:~~~~:~ cnfo ocm~lflt offieers c Q_r rut 1 4" 1,"' 1 ,,.. , 1 ,. 1 "'"'u' Tl to alPhabt~t. soup tale&man who11 •· ma kc the ver t(tC boo«er~.tc'"' feel q, 1Jtpt!' 1 •''"" I ' n II~> 'So " " tt> lm:a.kh 8' t.ho pl.llblJc ~t hll worda/ ~1 ~'f 11 "ttlt "'""' 1 !\1':\ tJ Ti'J,pl1lK (•••il<!d b) an nffi,er mth a !JlrvHd dlplo111• p~ Wbo" • tourllt Jumped oil tbO' •..te.• I M•u 'I l.r.r haS a mat.Mmat.kltan • dauah Problems of her own -A - 0... Va~.S!'< be 1 It BAhln-... uvB t new arr va :~~~,.!! ,.,IJ-I!Irt_ .,. ~--.-- .......,. _ aell? y..- tUn~ eare1easly Suddenly cncd ';..!];. S.:!!!"ar lellJir .at her roadster 1 ,.r_;a J. tb'e J,ioDs bland roads. "JJo botllt'• ~11: Mat * Planes wero 1'0111. --~en" npliM· Mary {4 1\•UIIf'!• ~ utUe A ,.,...~ .IMIIlltOUJUied ao dmnal -....,.., 'I!P.l rou do wttlr. eu__ aU Jeliny wut x.omat n111' amll~ whimsi411y • In the CJl,S da11 JaupittGse pne would say Will you ftt with me• Mal'J Lou~ar UJll.. Maw7'Leu t '\ • 61\e 1flt1ll~ Lorrrl WhJ 4ia ,eu toll away!" he ia.r'! "An r .eG erur1" 1Jar7 Loa uked her *"'- M Yes G omg If • ome j a tM dOl' AJioll llmow1 Iandent.liad. I Lany and Jenny bien them can shift for thcmelvc& We are gotdg home The landing :f eld .. ready at Westwood Westwood hoi sad Lornmer IRughinr W• have h lfet there 1n a. nur;oy b&cauae we re mv ted to a w dd nlf Doc Dan • best man Lam the onb usher Mother wtl1 gtvfl voa away and I bope no one docs the Mme tor me .Jenny & your bridea. j maid-we 11 get the hcense tomorrow Wait a mmute Suppore JennE hadn t broucht me to you todt.J'" aM ukOO I would have found rou to. m~rrow M.uat l confess: that V Wlrod a deleolive agenoJ '"'"' LoW}'II~na•n•d 1~m,f.:p? hoKIBmel me M~ u• prope er whirred ~ wu a .b6atln&: of wl_qa. Con~t LomtMr ¥aued to lttu har •PP.. RflllltDd wu on the ~k and U.• !leeha1uc ran ~ • tlw ield.. ~ and Jemay,_ Dot tir looked up and watched.: llnil•11•" The peat bird rose on ita apNad wings aad soared ofl U.~ the thin 4..._ $ ~~~~1 i •~,:r, ..... 4 otrainlni! her Th•Y'r• headlid-hom. ~ fl'llO EO._, ~ ,;; ~ ... .. "" -4 than all othermakescombmed Safety msured byolecl bodies, two finger steenng, etc S•lence or eogme, body ChaSSIS and plus such ultra modem fee tures as ball beanq, aprmg ohac:kleo Thrift, offietally proven under superv1s1on of tho Amcnoan Aulomobde MIIO<ltollOO 26mollels-S wbeelbaaes-70 to ~22 bqr1epower One-Profit pru:es•$84li to $2!150 'lu thOlaiitor}' 5 Wlte wheels Without exira charge • • MILLER GARAGE, L C. MEREDITH, l l •7<• ' •if lot~ her .t 2 J. D1STRIIJUT£D .BY If 'F.ATVRI':"i !<I'(!) h s command were all athletes Ad dreB3 ng Betty Can:[ eld Thatcher Colt expla n~: Co. pta n La rd IS the chef of our M1ss1ng I enons Bu~a 1 More than three thousand d snppearan« case~~ are reported to h 11 of!1ee ever, :fear anti he manages to ae eount for an average of 98 per Betty Canfield 11 glance toward Capt.a n Ln rd was full or appeal Ho\\ever our most difficult cases o.dmon hed Thatcher Colt nrc those n wh ch the fnm ly or fr enda 1 ve only a part of the truth a d not all So tell us everrth nr W t.h adm rttble d redness Betty Canfield related a cur ous story For three years she had been shar ng a smnll apartment on Morn in~ da He ghta w th Gerald ne Foster & g rl of about her own age who worked n a dodor s off ce m Wosh ngton Square Re-cenUy the two g rls hRd aJI'eed to separate because Gerald ne was rlann ng to be mamed the date SYN/J CATE INC. and l a:<~kl'!d her what was the mat-ter She •dm tted that abe and Doctor Mor;kell had QUarreled. But she wou dn t tell me why Doctor Maskell refleeted C::.,lt aloud Is he related to George ftla kelt the cr m nat lawyer~ I understud ther are brothers,"' sad Betty A very d st nguished famt]y " nterposed Capta n La rd. ,.\nd I. queer one George Ma.!ke11 Js the Rob n Hood of the rad calt-he and h.ls w1fe who s h 9 law part ner rcpreilent r ch cllentl at en'.lrmous feeg and then work fdr rad ca!s for noth g They were al~;~o aS!IOC a ted w th Clarenc~:~ Daf"!W and Arthur Garfield tlaJ'fll ID the GrPcto Car llo murder case I remember nodded Colt Doctor Maskell must be a r1da mao Gerald ne told mi." h"' w:U til ncb when h 11 father d U u pia ned Betty Canfield The tw? 90ns w11l nhent m II ona J;hfn But ne ther of them ha.e mu:ch now l understand About what t1me ws11 lt wb~n ,_ World Champloll Perform· Comfort, typical of Stud.. IJnce More offictal records btoker o ln<btionol coacbcraft •ff" ~~~t Geraldme ~Gster W811 f rst repo led to U e authorltlftl'o on the third day after Chnstmas 11everal yean - • llo sa d I Jo•e. }1..,. Lou J:vo,.uuns 'If ~rh~ !''tli • iii mP!! f,f t!,"'~ clear ,aiQnc b:ftt:Or:t- ~ WI0r ~ 11 an wa~eq ·; ~ "'"'hi ~ marrr mo, dantnrT •Ill ....., l'f.'' nr car ~ mer ThWVe &one.~ Jenar; ,... 'l!'cliWII ...,. itabl .-.. Jo '" a.t• ~tA *""fi r.o;,; •r 11111 Lo11, !~ked •• him a fun •• '""' an(Jlo!r; 111q )II}IIJII~ T!i•• Wli!iuf to:Jii• • '"'"""ro• Inlret• olio ultod "If ,.. Will ! 4on't bow otowtt " --oe- • t:lctful mechan c He bfted Mary Lou into UN plane and 11ettled beY comfortab1y lttJOU f;lf ' N E year ago Studebak,er mtr6dwed Free Wheeling N me (9} makes have now adopl!ld It. Others are about to adopt It All must come to tt Durmg the past twelve months Studebaker Free Wheeling has been approved enthusiBsll· cally 10 every state, 10 every season, and under all condiilooo In a Studebaker you get Free Wbeehng m tt8 finest form-With positive gear cootrol-10d engmeered a8 an 10tegral part of the cba88IB And ONLY m a Studebaker can yon eecure the8o other frutts of Studebaker eogsoeer10g gemut No more make behPve' So I ttle of 1t was she sa.UL 1 No no more He wh stl£'d to the watcl:ting but Mr ))\aaklr lbe didlll t u.twer tn wo•<dll bot "A.aa& J(•~ tol4 •• 1hecl abe zallild: he,..eyta to hta OWID He blue ebmbl~~ltmbin_g i\Yn 71 ttie"'.;;··bd of eour.a~ sa~d. Ratb' • J. Jen:ny ~d ~ ft opt! ~ ,m~-¥..,,~~·!h!...Wol ,.,anf N'*'·~ ,itUt lll• falnlali•d 'I 0 I I ' Band · lll'l'lved rR1ED£ cent of them-ao yy 1 ve eome 1.0 the r ght place EBAKER by a And you 11 trust younclt t. talking me alway& t ~ ~ .-bOve Jljem plaaes were eqmiag to Uve at the down to reot furthe< awa7 .aod .Jenft_J near them. at0od Lorrimel' a cn:at Ur n. 1 too er bird stat1e walt1Ill pt a fumlthed WiD ,-ou c~me wtth me'"" He ,..L.. ,._..t.o -!j I I MaTgaret bad knoWB too that he planned to b4} at the field today Mary Leu""a feet were hl:e lead She couldn t move she cou1dn t run she couldn t Cl!CctP~ She Jltood theN &rembhn~r " little flgurlae of fear a. ftgunne too o:f wild rejoieID« To aee h1rn aga n. to hear hie vOiced He was com .r1J toward them qulte serenel7 He too }1ad not drean ed. No one had told b m tbey bad kept. the r word But tho mUJute he saw her hp understood he knew "Hello Jenny sad Lnmmer B.eUo Maty Lou 1 He smtletl down at her very tall very good loolrlnr IJm ready to taka you up for that lllg_ht. be old Not me .Jenny aatd ha.nti.Jy '1 m not keen on blnl life Then.t o LarryL ,he cried and ran otr to meet er fellow con.apuator erowdB!Il_, JJOlSY fteld etinthe J,.BXLI:'D'~,;~~ r-Afl I T)tQI Jtartod oat for t.own llnd Lonimer and Maey Lou stood earl tn the dtel'ftOI)n were ridln~ toaether 10 the middle of that ~a. Natwo b k h h er een e.fe.a aeatt IDg ae e e walked an her py tongue rat- ood - hut tlten • v; hen l learned he truth I wondered how much '<\tti' )!Ou how much the part }O 1 played Can you tell m"'---now he l'l&ked not touch n~ her h ha ds dP.ep n the pocket, of hte r y ng emt. hLil eye& mtent 11.111 wa ttnc j Yes I'll tell .Mary Lou an.llWCred bm ely but t- w 11 taJu•· me all !.he rest of my lif!'l He caught bet' 1n bUI arms the-al k sse 1 he.r w11117 ....ele" of an• t ' who might see. But people wer• used to meet ng& and partillJI:I oa the flymg field He cncd out Tell me then begin now y • prom ud once Lo•ui love you Lorry saM 11817 .~... home Un the previoua even ng ..'!'r :V.-:-' \l&lll -· I ~oop 'n declu IllS maybp ~ou will yet li c I ~..... io oo f®ol•! '"'" Proo ~J}' when , C'U can lliPtln buvr a erock C!! beans 1n 'fi 3Q ~~ 10 "lpqfl.cn 11 Bernard Pthnr pbm'lli ll 1& E:¥m~ouy Lo11 It wu a very JUrVOI~ua dar MalT Loa looked out of the wlil. dO... Sprl.ag wu dant.lng towal,'d. aummer 011 teet lhod with Ule aoft · lull h.' • mea 0 I her RUG• 111 ....... ~"b!fru~ tt ~ but wanath WJth a vitality in it. IIP'Y'I'• thout'ht MII'J L01J 11 a haM ....-. JUllJ; and " erugl I lf pqcea II &l'J " "'' If rou like and J ant persuade you to atay ftlft&r'ked JennJ ean!leuJy "Th_en aa it 11 the plldelt dar J've ever aeen let 1 nm out to Lonr It~l•ndt and perluropa we ean. look In at Oakdale and t.ny ean meet us n town for dlnaer. llow a thM.t !or a pro- I an amJealJio dJu sl m r. nt cnn n t be made for tht' good or J ly 7- WOBU-charlut')n JuaUftable llonalcNe :Meigs County 1') ~cncral hut it IS the Harne old ~tory and A M Mo ntn~; Metodlrs K nrse l1 cntro 10 Dance Music ln tpe mopnttmc ell purtaes Huffer 10 a~ lfnlqu d Health Talk by Dr In your t.oupee PufJh lQ ~ Ilfovotlopal Sal'\' leo by Amtr ca has plel ty of 1t de open Woolworth Bulldlnlf wtthout MY Th ! rfili'm the movteR are dl!!ftl&ctnr the le~rJhmatc ne ctareocc Kempq 11 Vocal \. cuptcy Jts too bad they do• tIc othes on and dtcd from expo&Ure f" Popular 11 15 Lilht ~en. 11.30 ~rlfaa It to the city and cut It p , ..,, Jg tlp•t 1lle mov1 ectl)rs can p1ay in a hundred differ Varcty Fm1 11 t1 Band Ma&e :1 nkl parldnB plllcea ,u,kle 1o • GeW DltPr eq~lti~B ut the B,IJmc time but they have to he fed only 1n P " Dante lfutle 2 ¥1 Variety Look for the silver u 1ln1 "' I'rCII 3 ao hlorae Refrilerator Pro H ywoud Aiid they trnve1 11 t.n cans matend of draw a ;ro Rctt.'!l'llllllodtes 130 Loul,s Pablie uenefac&en n1 rpOJ:llL K mo:cry Ftvo , •& Ohocoo Yea:s fhr lind hearted thug who ft Ia IUik:kae,. E:..,et11 •T ' .. ,. pam•.. .... heard there II !Oihl' to be stunt fly 1" \ today he Saturd!'J crowd& flied the nymg field Mary Lou .rot out of the car a little bewddered Jenny walked bel' brl8kly across the f~t•ld I CHAPTER 1 Yes I am sure I ha"Ve alwll'P• be n sure of myself J th nk I> 10 nevor o£ you There were me11 when I thought-';';h n I be! cved She tumed off into another road and wh le Mary Lou wu st II pon der ~I' her laat remarks topped. Here We •ro sh~ sa. d '] cov ~E .. IULppearanee o! I. I t.erely po~ by ANTHONY ABBOT I"'"·''''' bow the ear feels or the horse ether but they tell me Kon K ta a shadow of h m elf w th m ss n~r you You can I. Just accept tl nf:l' accustom them to you 'find then drop clil aPJ.n" Md Jenny aus IIUJ Lou o come '-AdiJt• with ere 8 Travenl she her •- • and waved. l'ye eome H~nr to do abe The Reumon. announced "•M 7f1U ean 1'0 to you darned old eehool and tell em Tn.ven was at.and ng wQ' JOU. ,.. ben absent. plane h s new plane and I,l teU U.em 111 eome bacll; Wlth the mechamc He had Mo·•·r spi:L ~=========:======:========::&1' ment and leave the local t} altogether m Din 1cr DR tee 6 45 Hnrn In the rneantime the omJ any 1~ Muftermg because 1~ Teen 7 05 Louie Hug v Fve 1P5 un.::!!:_ wa,1t.... And Ske.," a hu ordeJS that Klc n t bemg hllcd and the men are tsut ~~. rv u ar •• OK ..., F'a.ma 11 M enng becaU[I.C 1hey arc l ll g ett ng the wo k which thcv 8 ·U ElM' Burt eu 1 Popu 1n o cl need l:iJ hadly m order to Cilrl.: 10r the1r fan11he& and th~ D Ml:1stre1 Sho\1. 9 JO Cia a Lu and Em • 4.5 WGN Orch tB G whole C'1ffipll1Aity n general 1~ suffer ng. hecawm o f tl1e Mar h Time 10 ts The 81 bh ~ reduced payroll rc~l_Jitmg from the work suspensiOn No Bol 10:-.JO Herbie Kays Popu)ar t d lh Gr~h 11 Jan Oart rand His Popu 1 b one IS b neflttmg h('l 11 e o l Iy one5 cne fit e ale ose lar Dance O~h ll lO Earl B rt livmg tn th" c mm tiC !'I whtch Will supply the c lal thts nett ar d H a Da.n~e Band and B 1 place shOt!ld c mh lllg It certamh 18 to be regretted that ~~thue and His Popular Dance CHAPTER LX ATER 1be uked MU7 Lou to come baek to We~twood Your room 11 WAltJng for youd tt looks lonely abe saad an all7our th1ngt are there But uid Maey Lou my Job Ia ewer"' She tried Yei'J' bard to amlle but the red mouth quivated Come u ID7 peat, aald Marp~&klr tald Ma,.... Lou not :ret. I auppose 11 omeirme 1 canand we eq lau'"'h about it alL But • notMyet. dd arp,ret 1 not uqe her further. She bad plann of ber own and eonnlted aecntiJ with Jenny about them. The upahoi wu that eevenal later Jennr invite ~~~~sl] I'h~s~ott!n~?t~u~~ ;h:l~~tct~ s~~~a~a~~ :a~d/C:y::: :~:~~c/"a ~~ 3~:C 1 r ~lp which WR8 nt'ver defeated tn v.ar &uccumbcd with the decay of uve II 1928 she was ordered do stroyed or I!IO!d by the Sec~tary ot Navy but was saved by tho nat.lonaL md.l1111at1on consequent t.o the re 1 print.inK of a poem by Oliver wen dd Helme; In 187l'm Phllad lphla er Agam In on In Philadelphia too far gone to go to sea under her ow1 sail s!le was ebuilt Public ~ntiment once more had COIJ c kl her aid Her last loreign crll1Be w:u~ to arrv Amcrka11 txhlbtt:; t n the U veraal Exh :lJ 0'1 l Pall.'l In 1878 To withstand the rlgor.ll ot her loDII oyqee she etli'Tied food enoush for lx months 4.8000 1anona of water In her tanka and 100 barrela of whisky for her crew of w In one of these crlliSea she clrcumo•vlate-J. v; 4 .1' "4nill:r &:d. on he rnade crime ht. hobby wh le he wa• It 11 m eollece. He knows the modem ennuaolou ill all ta achoo 1 from Lombro10 to ....... " .... or -- AK[• 6[LI [V['' 1 7 B1g Tnal Pomeroy wr e \'lfiltmg her parel ts [ tine h w pa ~'" s Mr and Mn; Henry Ft'lrley W dnes B :;hop ~u a~ day ---:-:---:-·-·:----:"- =============' I ~~;;,";~~~ 3 I I ----Old Salem - - --- B U cl Popu a 6 •• ton U'"' spend ng their vaca.tlo and Mn L Halliday St No w der beaut ful women lo'<e C IN5--1Jrollj:hl E uff box from on Emperor Wlth hiS par"'nts Mr a1 d Mrs I u; cw ! powder n adr! by ex b h m then mldtlt and to u certam extent l ey pro K l ~ " ~ ln 18fo8 In the harbor or Naple• Homer west Mr and Mrs Hagar of oa 11po s '" po63ille obl1v101 by the but lt appcur~ that 11 tl c long run they w1lI InJUre l h <'ffi u IJE es saved by school ell ldre her captain Invited the Kin& or Mrs D<ll'a King at d ch ldren or r.P<.I t Uae week e d w U tl laLf..'!l s C LO lh t Naples and Pope P 115 IV who was as cr Mrs Dov d Wulk r selves am or g thu1 cl t:!i'i of pP.oplc to s ICh lTI extent a 1 n Kate Sn tl s M sic 66 1 D th ougtlou.t the 1 a.Uc tl e grond .... en residing here to v ait her 1 •· u s Com lU un ow "1-f Jot n 8n1dcr anU fRJ Uly of Suga !{ Daw o d 0 h c ' • t M7o15 Pop ~a.... "the two dignitaries v:ere rowed c o\e were week end • .,.,.... •• w th the hu rt:i Will far exccud the hcnehl:-i d erl\ ed by the I ew Ine} 7 g Band Co ~ a fu 1:, relltte.:t now s:.em o s ern Is ~board by the eaptalrul ol other lor rlea so glarlo sly to victory In 1812 rate J' 0 ~ 7 ol5 o <Jum Chasers 8 H v read i' to t aye Bos.on tor the first ~IBn shlpe. lyinlf tn the harbor It oonsiats or fifteen stars white nn hlfi >roLher G C Folden a d daugh why motort:-;ts seem to be regarded aH J e~ ltl Qec ge 8 30 Popula PrDA 9 Be nN 11181 to mnke a tour ot which wer~ RWIBian Prench Eng 1blue fteld With Hfteen stripes alter lcr Mu lvv Miller Ju.t Be. n Es Orch 9 Hi Popu ar Orch the ports o I Uru.ted Btall'!i New ij.l;h spanWl and Americat This 1.1 nate white and red Aim BI.shop and fam ly were vis mate pu~y among Ia w makers as well as Ia W breakers HI 9 30 Tone p ctures 10 Fetch mask ~ arr; and her hir y wh te the nr8t and only lnNnce >l aov -~~=-iiiiiiiiii";o':-iiao;o;lliilliiiiiil;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;iiiio;;iiii~: dtflicult to fathom The only reason ahowmg Is that thPy Henterson s orch 10 :m oo.ncc or duck Sll.lis compte~ tl r latest P c ~ ponWI belna on A1"U!riC84 H lJonahuc s 1 I] 7 Puts Many aMan Down 1 l -- -- L I I 3 ' • •' • Acid Stomach l"Old Ironsides" Sails Again Set' Is 1 Ready For Tour And More Glory v. h > I Hll\Ea I BurtnetlH 0 ct won Nlfl A.d er He 11 never afraid u 1011 w I aee to try new method• ancl put a d~lieate 6Da:er on the male presel'\es an o~n m.md ontO all faetor Tbe1r ••ocatlon 1 to c.ateh the ev dence t. n h 8 hand• .U:ore elusive murderen when the po e Tbat:.:her Colt Lt an h11torian or1 dtieetl\'et are rudy to confeas enme~ often u nvaluble aaQC their utter iDeptitude tor theu to a detective It a IU'Il.&llaf how own butiltea. n any eM mea are duf.l cated e1pe. Of coune there are no surh c allf murde,.._kil en aeem to deteetlvea iu ru) I fe Yet the p aguanze from the put. The d.., enm~• of real ty are nfin t.ely ta l& ol a thousand blood;y olcl stranser than the !ane ful miS- deeds are at Thatcher Colt 1 D..ocerdeeds which tbeae imagJnary detec 1 •• t ves are uked to unravel The We asked the fonner Comm.fe,. pol ee he• cnme and mystery as aioner to tell h 11 own &tory but. a part of their dBlly rout ne e.nd unfortunately h a preaent WQrk q they Bolve their easel by lmowmg a pr vate mvellt rator made thai the1r bullneu and attend ng to t mpo~:s ble However his younc -by vast and competent organ r.a secretary Mr An hvny Abbot, hal tlon1.pattence •nd detenn ned hard undertaken the taak w th a ltizb w-orllj. t.orether w th some ngen enthus asm that 6pr ngs from hil u ty and an OCe&ll onal ttreak of adm rat on for b1.3 ch ef For hia a:ood luck. We ehould not be de f rst account Mr Abbot selected luded into believmr that eucb men the bew ldermr: and brutal murde.: are lD.I!ompetent or corrupt. ot Gerald ne Foster The pubne True & Pol ee De~;~artment Ia 8el 'I'M left 11 doubt about the eUe; dom 1tronger \))an bl ch e! But the essentlaJ fact.. were Withheld, it Ja also true that New York hall and for an e:z.cellent reuon It 11 been fortunate m ta success on of at U regarded as o11e of the el.aaaic Comrwll8ionel'l from Woods and eases of the department--a crime RoosevelJ down to the latest re gn of unexampled terocttJ l.l'ld cun of Whali:n and MWrooney They n ng Burrounded bJ myatenou1 and thoae oft\cen who came 10 b~ circumstances and planned &ad tween-Enrigbt who started aa a executed as i:f w th the cold eav patrolman pound ng the curb Me agery of an MP red lunat.1c Here Lo11ghl n who waa hamselt a fine 11 as a ready made opportunitr for detect ve and Warren (lliho~e real the g tted amateur sleuU.. of the atory also halt never been tt~ld) meh'opol 1 but the m)'etery wu and the others were honest and f nally solved by the lo&'U:al acenc:v able offidals. for su!!h grueaome buSlDHI the Greater than any of these was Pol ce De'/'•rtment. under the di<~ Thatchel' Colt greater bec.auee of rcct on o 1ts Commi.utoner llr, his peculiar fitness for the JOb A Thatcher Colt. Railroaders Wm Crown First Half Affair Closes With Fme I Iland~ eamelltly Adn ttte•ly part of tbe alutnp In ..... ~l'"'-rr: mua c chen willet they are langu d fellows with a .....t: fuud ot humor and .a mt~ehievou lik ng for crypt c uttenncet untU tbey an ready to AT SCHOOL FIELD I g~~m l~h~ll ~~~h~: s ci!~hll~t~g be the} fee ch'J!~!r-.!' lmow More Than I 00 Folks Entertain 2500 People Oritz Rubio has &1110 sought a re medv here by lntroducllll Into the tcde al budget an annual ere:ttt of 8300.000 for the ftnanclng o! peons who are really incllned to tOl their ;u four cent~ 1s more thti.D enough [Thomas 10 30 Ha mony Team To r~medy t.hls em dlt on Prest h v shown a tcnrlency 10 foG The Old Timer 11 The Radio dent Ot lz Rub o I.J trocluced an lm Fl Ort d a Iegu~ I l t or h ov. ever a c Reporter 11 lfl Leu t- s Hw g ~ p :,~ rhame o ast. n ng oftlcc terunwldmthctratt cmpll dcJendonthcmotonstcn ]F"e 1130 Bob Nolan Hts Te 9:.JOby ponsor g a aned ~ th r \'Cnuet> W tb their tHX CCJ t pet gallon Bhlck and HL5 Dance Orch 12 Ben me fo b ld ng ex1 rflprlat o of t ue IY ror e r C IPollock s Orch 1 and uf ce tn eta s f t.:a o n ct tax they had the h gil t charge of any ::~tate Ill 1hc Unwn \ WON-Chicago 4.104 720 6 3a ~ pm Dinner Dance 6 4.5 Haroldld Not conte 1 t with th t howc\f'r thev go on u WI I rce \Teen 7 1,5 Uncle Walt and Bket!21X , and add n oddil o al t~<o rents mak ng the 7,. Mldw•>~ Band ' " Popula• r theht t •x nts per Program 9 Htgh L re 9 30 Clara I d h :~~l~~ne State the t an 18 pncc 0 eJg ccn ~ou l~h:m8Le~~ ~~ ~~~~ ;~m3~ IS entitled to dnH a I O~S[R~[~ IMM[N~E • 1 /NO FOREWORD IS led I • 10 Slumber Music vast lands that the v ceroy~ ot OIM ·- - - - - WLW~tnc:innatl t28 100 ., 10 Ne &patti practically oonft&cated prn Afternoon Revellers 5 P d frc.m the Indlam ln colcn al (,lays -dlen 5 'i5 Lowell Thomas 6 A'm01> At pllco.t101 of thls law produced GOD IS TRUST\\ORTH\ - Behold God V.lll nol l n Andy 615 BaAeball Score 630 jend css bitterness The primary ar cast away a perfect man 1e1thcr Wlll he uphold the eVIl ~h~o;~koabn:S ncu::,t~:~= gum nt of the opposition was !Ud Popular Or(}h 8 30 Real Follu> g is thQ.t profitable a11r culture ii'J doers-Job 8 20 Muslca.l Dreams 9 30 Popular PIO Mexico s possible only when con gran 10 Henry TheiR ~ce due I un large scale sl ce each arch 10 30 variety 10 t5 Bob hac da must have ita own ll'rlga UNWfSE LEGISLATION Ne9ihall sport suces n Chlnle tlon syr;lem EGISLATORS m nearlv all tates seem to ba\ e an 1d "'at Relleries-Concert arch 12 Popu B) txprcpnatmg land for par second they laet the rneana equip men and know !dfe to tUIUvate even what they ,have pmpcrl)' and final!J &be . . , . _ ~ ' pre 5ey11.& a prtmiUv'e vUlap ayat.em buupon the produeUon of maim and beaoe for Jpcal self' ~ and thtr fore runs counter to the na t~l nee.dJ:; and to modern hK:IWI trtal tendenciell D~uty Ooma1o Ba.dl&\a esUmrl ted tl at the peon 11 rtt.um from the land be cultivates a"Jerqt's only (~6YCCVICJ l£GIDN ..U peuanta bave ~~ never I I t'eCe.First ~ 0!.!l!t!~~· « ~ .......,..uka' I •••"' • .JQS"E AFT"'~'0 20 y EA n;)ol D Q. ~n Dow~ ~~ c.::1o~1 :'-.Iand lU$ OrebNtn WJS.AI"-lUW I.V PAOI'I'IIlla ~ ~ 1 jwABt;J--N'e• Yoit: (MI.I • l 1 Ut BDJ'I'OH NQTII Tlroll. 1s u.e lf'e tbos. produc1na aprciGed GI'OIII.. ~ Deanla KtnP Orcb 8 «i ~ IGIHI •I ''" Qeelal &rile Ia • ,.,_ I I! t even tha.t detract.ed little ._be Of courf\e l (I g \ t \ l t :stale t may they can muh t cxlr 1 1mounts fn m the t • Itt! Far Reathing Ariie~ Ko. t . , . _ Cl<r ,July B-In """''"" a.t:kr..ta&l 10 15 Country Club j the ~if.ll liluaUor. IIClUareiY be Otch 11 PaUl Wh1tcman II Oren fmc 'llie .:haaih<!r a few days ago, 11 10 Btu OO:Dahue 11 Oroqestra I OepuJy aonaalo BauUM touched ws-New York <M8.5 110 fl 4-D ur..cn an coonomtc phase that tn UJf' ~~~ ~om~~ 1 'AmS:re! ~ Lo6w~!1 past twenty years has r:!1rulined one: All ~ .,....;:;:doct:ri.M ar The Jest-en 6 30 Phl,l Cook 6 4.:i of thE chief COJ troverstal 168ues aeed. r thiJ are lo bant...,. daUD RoxJ Ganl 7 30 Expreu 8 Po IUl Y•ak:o of the peopl • ia hll!DOII7 with pu.lar Oreh 8 so Real Polka ~ Thu pl'e3E:nt revoJut onary 110v wordl tl\~~lold ad mwJOI I Popular Pfol:ram S 30 Popular ernn tnt in a.u.Umq power ill Ulll f""""'~==~~;l~Cn f I ' 't -• rrogram Doll7 llld MONDAY JtJt..Y TEl: DAILY 'l'Rllll!N8, 1'01111110< 01110 Builder of Champions ... Pioneer of Free Wheeling ' "So ym-t ltrt! the nlHt! oJ Yrnnk havmg been set for January 2 The last t me the two had been to. gether was around noon on the prev ous :-!aturday wh ch waa Chnstmas Eve when they lunched at the Hotel Brevoort and then looked at a one room apartment m Bust Tenth Stnoct wb h Betty had dec ded to lease I sa d good bye to Gerald ne at the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. Sud denly ahe leaned forward DBd k ssed me and she .sad If I don t come home for soppcr Betty don t be worried-Ill be domg my Chq"""'• Oho, p ng And bet 0 ,.. I could answer he had crossed the Avenue and wa; walking down to wud WaabiDI\on Square. you had due telephone eoeverur ton w th your room mate" It wu e~:actly thr*e o clock. What makee J'OII H ~ OQ that pomt" I wa1ted un~ll that eud ~ to telephone so that I could •?,Old talk ng tq Doator Mukell-1 ...ft never· ltked the man " Still you l\a.f.tll t tGld me Jfno l'OU knew wben It got to be tltNe." Oht There ill a little d.oe.lt OD my desk-Geraldine pve it to 1De last Chr stn\aa-1 wu looti!ll' at t he d al all the time I waa ........ for the number to aDnrer: • Llf u_u. 'N"'"'·· I I '-;;r;;;~•"l-~~i::ii:--.:;::=:~,:..,~. I 1ee. Now te8 . . wW waa &aid further botwe. :roaftelt uc1 And )'Oa haven't heard from Ger.,ldln, ovv the telellhlma."' After Genlcllae -'1 ... 1at1 her slnceT asked Tbateher Colt, filling h1.11 p pe. 1 talked W'ltb her later that aftemoon over the tel~phane and Mr Colt, it waa that laat converaatlon which makee Jno feel .., frightened." "Whr how f.a tbatT' 'I eilled Geraldane to tell IM!r ab.')Ut a Cbr111tmas bom11 that OQJ' Jbm had given to lhe employe~ I waited for •n hour beeauae GeraJ. tUne had said the doctor would be out at that time. I eould teD hr iw' YOice that abe bact been Cm!.( a.. -. been quarreUIJI', 1 dlafa.'t heart to talk aboqt; tM - - . ..._ I WI<\ hu It ahe to supper I would _p 01& wit& lier But all .... wu 'Chrtwtmu dotsn't 11oJ4 tJ!IIQioo B<il!:!. 1111* .. 1fVt woalcli$5 'ftf:JJ' --.:d: wiO'":e ~....., 1 a- I see me apln ' :raa. • r ~ !lOOn 11 ::.9: ADd thea the ....,-:_ ADd 11:1d Jhe blrW'* like a fool Md ,_.;:: .. -.. ~ home _ , . • ..,j (fe h Cr&nif T J i . • •• �Bit- of Nothing - 'Qreat Bend • YOHDAY .rtn.Y -·- ___.._" r C·LASSIFlED ADVERTISnG SECTION • e. 11111. W'iUWlll. ~ .A;ndrews 'd .,..,,, Dl Po,mefOlli vllited T. J . tamUr. BUDd&y. P.OMttttJf tOSES 1 ~:·~ ~..::...-~ OR~DKtYI • , flaldlna wu mlaed wtt.h cfl-oolor I L n n SYR •cucr ::::~:: .;;;~~";!",.:.w, ~w:. n ~ U H .:JL ! ~e~~e~~~Ule~;ea:~~ ' ]S A t-tt~o~ ,.,.• .,. •"" iqbumiD IIIIOtioiLtl, wltll OIMIIcl M117 do to uYI Bob Wbite from tiult ra- •I 1U , ... tl..-arcd oMI of lenelot• Artn of The Law "'lola would 41'11~ him ~,,..,,. to prban- of'""'"" •moamazing! ••n. Law,'' Mary orMd et Bob White, "I •vlld yoa-from Deathn.. tbat d•iee ell law ol m.... Yoo . ., laaft bNa • budit-- oullaw -bul " " you'n mille-mine! I'll ii!IM-TULe.w--'!.binjoaatakeyo,. -•Y•r-l:lVII.!" elle eoreeaedWtfKN-at IM dofr-tb•N O(AD•a eNIIII-uotber •u-oa hit Cbllt -m. jll•• of a Ueril"e ett.rl .. • H,.,,., ia tllie t~~'"ltoolimuolcluh- u. crutb ber beerc-ead w~k lor~Wer her oaly bope for lo.,-• end bappiaen? You mu.C react for younelf tbit amuin~ tru•·life1tory HIS OWN LAW -of bow ,. betttuciful womu foulbt. with ell .abe mednut of 1 till,..••u1ecl ell tiM subtle wilu 1 womaa kaowi-co bolO her maa wbom 1be b1d claimed from tbe very jaw• of Deetb 1111ddefied tbe migbtiat Le• of tbe l•nd to take, ftftd HIS OWN LAW -complete ia Aupet TRUB STORY MAGAZINE. Your copy-fet 11.-..d it todey! Tr•• !lttr:J b ••• irHJe•lll •r~.r' Me•d•, •itlt "''r WBAF.-4 N.B. C. RN N.,._i. lD:QO e'clec' Nn11 Y•""IIIIN. !. . . , l F~R~HllOS[S ; l I I I l 'to. I P'oli:~ltil Pur~·erlltlurr I wtth c.,.,..,_back J N ~s.l B~ I I ! ;'~~~~s~ud:,•~•;nJy thfl~ , Univen~ity, 1 :.~:::-:~:~fo:::~~~:: 1 £lM ~~ ~~ ~~~d ~~~/~~-~1 ~~ge!~e·j and I 8 RK[ Stanl£-y's nice recovery of 8 hJt For tlvc tuntngs Lit!:; was a tup over ~0011d and throw t.o nrst to and tuck batLJ.e en h , . 1 get Parw.u In the seventh Lead• c s.ue &:or 1nR a lng hft.tt.rs w~re Bea.\·er With four e ~un in the <:penlng t.·umc and th e 1 Hubbat d wtth tln~e and OaHagher.' f Allenswurth and Hoeftlch with tw 1 Each tor Middleport. For Ponull-oy ~ FW!er ond Smith hod three e~ whnr. Etlvers. Rawllugs. NcS&~l.roa.d, Cu.stcr .secured two each. The line-up 1 Purity Creams Gallagher, It oHr rirst STime lnPI Golf Altn:sworth, 3b · 6 0 2 3 3 0 three dll'lflren~ times and was any· probably won 't i*'~ much credit. H lslory, econd ay• !\PU·:n LASSIE 1 ... ....~ Bctwcr, :Jb, p Dcmoskey, ct . · 6 u • • • o body's untu the eiobtb •h•n • "'"' "'"'"""may Off lr. Required -- t.i- JNB-Ah ra(,y. ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY . . 6 0 1 4 0 0 lodgemen werr.L an a spree J j Wllr\ ~~aveRobins his jobdofor a.not.her yea:c.evclaml July .. 6 0 1 2 0 0 throwing coupled with some fiit.tiil The "old b,,m·· lllls been ght'~J VON ELM RALLIES holdtn g mote tecords lhl!.n a n} ot!tToday and Tomorrow li 2 1 6 3 1 lll. tht bathing beach team wht\.\b sun-ra.y treatment time and ngtun tr wumun uthlete Jlt the wmld lOc Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 P. M • . 5 3 I 6 0 0 tf'.ie them a nve run lead wlt.h but because he did not nrc Ldt O'Doul ~ Stella Wnb.h, Clevela:1d ~mlnllug 1·f 4 I 3 1 0 0 one inning tel play. lOllgin a btl.t.tlng slump, but it Play Off To Finish s tar, lctluy bad added a uew nt.uk "MIDNlGHT MYSTERY" 2 0 o 1 0 0 Leading hitters of the g-.1me were O'Doul who dl'ouf a sacrUlcc fly w' . , , fm ~peed In tht' 80-mcte r da~l l llrar and 1<ire, 8eUy tompsoun, Luwell Sh,rman, Uu1h Trn·or >, 2b .. 6 2 1 0 0 Kimes ol the fl'&ternall$ wit.h deep center with U1e bases ti.Jied Wtth Budte As He Compctut,; .n ihc Pol1sl1 Falcom ' - -- ____ _ two hlts. Carl Moore, st..r Lhlrd and 500red Frederick wlth th{' run Did Saturday dtslnct nuct., MJAA W """ •· 1l •·vnJ k c 11Jt and Raymond Hatton. Thrill pack~ n1ystery melodrama wl'h Tots I M 10 17 33 12 1 68Cker Jor the foundry witb three, that won, 4- to 3, m the ninth yt:stnpc for the 80 meters Ill 9 9 SC'r011U~ a n c"' shadder in eve.-y ~namms- wqucnce. Also "SPt:LL OF R H PO who was playing: shortstop for the terday. B JAMJo;S 1 KlLGAi....J 1-~ N 1111 \\lllnlllll t.hc tucr. the Clcvcla.UJJ, St.lvus. cf . AB W83hlna:ton resumell lts frantJ c Y •• ' · sewmt.ion defeated Florence Egel.l;c:,n TilE ('IRCIJS" !ttDII COI\tli.DY. 6 :.1 2 2 A 1 E1 IIWbnmen and Duckworth and A. 8 · L. Flanagau with two each. Mo01c chase ol the champion Athletles b Wntcr• t>f Torouto. and ROSl' Ttt.yb}ll:;k l, 88 1 1 b ·· ·· · : was leading soorer with three runs Lumlnfl them b11.ck i to 2 ltJverneas Country Clull, Tuil..:ln. , Ckveluna stanley: 85 ' PaL Malone hurled fine ball for Ohm. Jul~' 6 - A 1ww lll'ct bnl:mnt ;::.::..:__:::.::._.:::.::.:._:..,_ _:_ _ _ _ __:.:_..:,:._:._.:_..:,:.__:.;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 1 0 8 3 witk Utree uns. 1 ad N · : 0 2 7 The line-up; the Cubs In the tenth h!t a chatJler in AmerltaiJ 0 east ro • c... . 2 1 K ol P's AB R H PO A. E double, being scored by WU.son to tOly bdng ,\; • Ouster, If · · · .. · · · 5 0 0 0 1 Morris, 2b 3 1 l l 3 1 win the game from the CatdlitDliS. q .. , l:l\Clncs.-; l.oda~ ,' RUSSell, 2b · · · · 5 l I 7 -1 2 Elselsteln, rt 5 2 1 1 0 0 •2 to 1. Geort;e Von Elm of l..oH An!(des. • .. Fisher, Sb, rr · · .. ~ 0 3 3 1 1 Ou.ster, cf 4- 2 ! 1 0 11 MacPayden <>utpttch£'d ftUftlng n. ~lim Prus;;mn-looUng c:mp w•~h rf . . .. 3 1 0 1 0 0 Stanley, S!i • • 4 1 1 1 0 .2 and a poor tJ-.row by Jorgcm. Ne\•la highly developed '"m- '-------------·8 EJi!eJ.<;teln, 8b · . -. ~ 0 0 1 3 2 Ki~a, 1b . . . .. . . 5 ,J a 11 1 . 1 York Yankee catcher, settled tl,l f · pcuunent. and Billy Burt •. uf "" Y HARDIN BURNLEY-----"--------.1 Bruih: . p . • fi J 3 0 3 I Young, If . 5 1 1 4 0 Olthtng m tho cleveuth lnulng, a to :'f . IGtcenwlch. Conn. :t l!lbtJ:''·I. ; ·1-:..le::, - - - - -- Geers, c . . . , 5 0 0 3 0 0 In favor or the Bo~tol\ ru>d Sol( mntlc fello11 of Pulisb df'&ecnl., wuc ,Total.· .: · .._.. .4t 7 !6 83 2111 ~er, 3b , .. .,. :;•o 0 1 St Jr.ht)!lon, the promising younglstugmg LIJelr ~t com\36 h0Je p!uy -ofT, TY,·o base h!U : Ra.wllnga, Hoe- Bchaeff'r, P - 3 1 1 0 4 0 Clncy Red's pitcher, ~ended In thr· lor ~he tmttOnal ope n L• •·•: 'l •I<Jil,<;IL!p 1llch, Russell, c 118ter, Gallagher Hoeftlch, P . . . . . . 1 0 0 1 0 1\ £1ghth, the Pirates scoring 4 run~\ to setUc the QUL'Bi.wn oJ whir h !1~:. EIJ~OPEAN F~n;t base on balls by Smith 3 - - - - - - to take It, 6 to 4tt he nght to weu.r thcll {\tad('m tcS~k out by 6mith 1 by Hoeftlch Tc~s ..... '' . . . ·tt 9' 8' 24 10 9 ' Oetroit, wtth VJc Sorrell lll cbt I hnqulshect. by the lllustrJu ..... B..>IJoy ;rAF~S.I l"lanilpn's Plyera ~. 0 tp .. tmm Clevelu.nd. Jones. I h!<;lpi,..,. ·• ' · 'ltl._., ~ : .. , .,,-:,. "1~·-1) ''1 2....0 ' 0 lft8 Pt.pten 1pefmJtted ten SQfeUeSJ 1'llty trled lo settle the 1ssuc In :1 H :rtrrJty 13~r.roy I · Ou..tntber, Of•3b .. 1 ' I I a J O',l'katnst four by Borrell pl.vy·o:ff .vcFictda; but a:t~r plat <llg BEE~ on errors ..-wue.ruy 1 Duckworth, 3b . , . 5 I 2 l 1 I Franthouse wa.e b e t t e r t.h.~J 'n l.ll eath-ta ktn loi mu mJ ol :w r.,,J.-~,;, tlemaliey, ab-ci : ... $ 0 2 .:1 I Benge e.nd ib<! Botn.r•n rJravrs !.llli-I'Uu':~ tlOled nut with \dPnlkltl <:('0'('~ f"5R.FORMiNG Oarl MOore, 81 ... 5 3 3 2 3 1 ~d Phlladel:thia, 4- .o 2 Wurthln,;- of 149. It rrqttt l'!'tl n bltlllr. three ••n GALL.AN'I'\..Y FOI2 Stl- A. L. F'la.nagan, p 5 2 3 1 1 1 t.on homered wJ:;h one on for Ute tht• lltml gree tt bv Vun Elm to d-1 it lO:U Flanagan, lb 4 2 .0 10 3 2 tribe. j but he did jus l fiS hr did tl. e dny Sr'21TAIN -·-Earned Runs Purity 2. PQmeroy -1 M. Moore, c .. . ... 5 I 1 ft . 8 I Sammy Gray w~ gooll for ot'ly,befurc Otl tlw ~,I'll(' gn'Ctl "h<!,. Innings pitched Hoeft1oh 10, Bcil.- Roush, rf ... , . . . 5 I 1 0 0 0 tour hits and the Bt Louts B1ovmr; lUllfJonlerl w1 th a r.1mllar crht., 1. - - - - - - wen the opener, 3 to 1. rn•m Chi-~ Fur 5lwer dm'mL nothmc m hr 1 TWO SHOTS OF n::ts ctf HoeOJilh 16, oft ilCaH•r 1. Totals ..•...... 4514 II :il'i' 11 'J cago. In lJte second game tne ht tlu r nl golJ com)Jntt·s "itlt ~hi' RUIUI ' 8COJ'ed ol'l Hoe01Cb 7. eo~oT~eA-­ Score by tnnlnga. Wh!te Sox bo.tWrcd a lw~ ) ol blllltul\llUtl thnt drvrlnpcd 11~ u n•su1t 1 - W1ntng pitcher Hoenlch. 1 2 a 4: 56 7 8 9 R HE Louts hurlers. aoormg a a to:; 111n t:f ttu·tllmg, tlf'> rt ·:<tt\'-dH' b·n U: VETE'~N , Umpires Duvls & Davis. K of P's 4 2 0 0 0.012 6-9 8 9 Fclhorglll h.omeN,t wtth une on mlWr>.!:t!!l b~ Votl F~im u! ,d Rur:,t· l .f. Flyers 0 0 0 3 0 4 2 D x-14 11 7 t.bc flfth In tt'ic mght cap 'I Tht•rr ll~nc h ·en ltc.~ a: td Jllit ,\ -OH!' OF THE Two bl\l:le hits 8clnwfel'. C. Moot·e before in nattom1! tJ pem but tlr"o't r 1 FRENCH defeat. suffered by a Thrr.r ba~c hit. Gulni.ht>r a double 36 hole p la~•·IT • occurred when the J3:6sc ciJJ bo.U;;, by ;FIS~,nnr:.all by HOW 'rilEY S'.tAND I .Vou Elm and Butkc with t 1r ~QUAO •;;~,'~~:..:;~,~: to tJle new Syr - ft0icflich'1· H'OlT'.~ of 29:.!, emcrgt•d ott !OJJ f.;::t1 at the FJanap.n Shuck out, by Schaefer 2, Hoe1\!'lmRIC,\N As:o;()('li\TUJN lmcmy Cl•cnlng aftt•r a :;lllt'lling 72 I And were tamed by mchh 1. Fla.na.gan 3 Chth Won Ltt~t Pel hcle te:1t of medal 11lay with 11. field after enjoying a 6 Left on basns. Flyers 7, Kof P's 7 St. Pt4ul 13 33 5tiU fJf 150 of the wot!d'!,' ltl't'alt':;t goii tnnlngs The dinWild pltchc(, Flunagmt 1, Hoe - Milwaukee .37 36 !il4 Jn~ Mat~ v,.n Elm. nfU"r nppfirnew, wan quite Hich 1 Louiijvillt:! 39 36 5.!0 enth havrnr, the champiOnship ,;;~·UUOI~~···,~;;;:,;, ooltne11s f'&f'scd ball~. ocem 1, Moore 2 Columbus 37 37 .fJOO I wtth '1• his g t n~u. falte!Cd m the roiHng to Eo.rn12d runu, Flyers 2, K ol p·s .! Toledo . 3'J .W -lJ4jfinnl hclrs and came L.o the last tee a."' nice r1 l•'lrst ~Asc on erorrs, fY!(!I'S , '4 K MinneapoLis 37 38 4~3~m:,( !!n 1 : a bHd!!• !hrce to tlr n:u:Ke can ani:t In of P'S 5. Kanr>as City :l:J 40 4JO Enc1rcled 1:1~ a gallcrv of ~ewrnl tlJts, otr Schaefer 7 l.n 0 !wl~ Indlanapoils . . . . 33 3!1 458 lllm !HLJ!(\ spectat.ors Von E'hn stood of· bathing enUtu~ olf Hoefl.leh, 4 In 3 1nnlngJS. !on t.hc nnal gromt which hr lwd game, l~terspl"rHUmpires. Mees, Dul:;. NATIONAL J.t.A ~.i'l t: IJt:tched In two hf't'CLJit•<Ut liliot.s 1 Club Won Lost Pet. and .'l!lnk l! dtmcu lt uphill pull of Louis ........ 45 :.!8 616 ten feet for the btrdle and til'' tweYork 40 30 571 es.::ary tJe . . . . . . . . 39 31 557 Agam, yesterd:!.V lion Elm "''nt 11 32 562 Into the final hole- Uu• tllltty -.,ucth J'i 36 ~,07 -~d the' pbt}'-off 't''tth Hurkc--n"('dlllg I' 31 -u 431 a birdJI' Agnltl ht• sh~oJ on ~ll~ ' 2!1 U 414 trcachcmus undul: .• mg t' ntcr.lld :w 49 .347,eatpct whl~h he had mlr,>cululi',]YI t'I'<'Chcd In two He 1\a~ a gatn tl'11 AMUtll A">> U•;AGUt: IC' et. from the l'UP He kn• lt cmcLawn Seats. \ 'al'biehM Gelckn Oall, 3Y.! frd lo~t~. Wotl U:-..st Pc~.~ fltl!y and surveyed the rclllng t~1 5l 21 ."llfi L<llll. ~he while rctlPctl\!:'ly f~lroklllg Hil'h back witH comforiable til\ . 411 27 ti.W chin He t ook hu; stance. tlrcw 39 31 557 b;iCk hia putter and ~ently r.troke Value ............. ·,. S~le Price :i6 31 49.3 1 ttir bnll. Tht' llttlc while pPJlct tJlld Split. Reed Wute Paper Basket, Size 11 iJI. x 11 ln. t. 13 i!J 39 .453 .st:aight. as 11. die Into 1.hc cup ln. Doo{'- Fancy De:JOn.Uon. j 2s 4-1 40(i 378 1 I i~:;.!~j-~ II~:~ .~;;:,!to'h~~ ~~~i.~=;;~~~~;;~~~ ~1-.et AGAIN Tl [ ~ FOR ~ Ul v!.~tlor P,:~arthaS1mth v.htJ ha~o rING H~ N0R~ ' W~lisburg I Mt ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ !:tw~::)1~~- &~ ~o!ndt!sd~~t~ :r~~~~~:~~!J£h;f~'f£Et It GOLF/GOLF/GOLF! ALL 1 HEARS MORNIN: NOON AN' NIGHT, IS GOLF! GOLF! GOLF/ ~~~c~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ wa.~ wrf~tlll Kim€:~, Q:otnn~ hi~-~ picture~- I WHO HAS AND (selow) z. I ftRST AUCTION LAST . SATURDAY ; ,."'.., '1j•H. 6~29, 7-6 The nnt auctlon Bille held umkt , Km• t>.•t::,,, ~ , ,,,. '" 1.. ,·---NoTJcr. t'OR l"AKOLE the new b1.111letulll !!tlmulator tum-1 -~ ·-::--_-- ·No. 35636 Willie George, a prlaoner Pllitll'l waa put on Saturday night\ now CODflned In the Ohio State and Wll8 a complete SUCCNifl A Ia.-~~; ; \ J 1;~ !l. { "~ l:J •' RefV~matory, hns biJen rttommcnd- erowd wu present and the vnrlou ~l ___ _ __ __ _ ~ to tbe Ohio B~rd of Clemency artk:Jes o!reftd w~ spmtedlv l.lli 1 ! C..CV..• -:.-ov (,;.1 ~ 1 01..n r: Q;::: i)., by the \ Sqpelintendcnt and Ute 1for. Prll.e!! to the amount()! thlrt yi ~vn~Ll'r f_ ';:; , T U L tE ~ 1 Chaplain ot the Ohio State Re- ~ dollttl'8 were sold The next salt• 1 TA!<:E A R IDE ,N r-;r;ii?n=i~i>i;;:;;~ - rormawry as wrthy or conakk!r•- will be held &!.urday, July ll and I S.c RAtvi\~OLA AJ.J.D ~ ttan ·!or ptuole. Bald appUcat.lm1 wlll be preOflded by a concert by tlw : , ,,Ill 00 tor hca.rlnll on and tJter \Melp C'.OUnty band. A pJntrvrm .,..,II . S~ ,~;: YOU .DCf.-1 T June lot.h, 1931. ~rected lrt front of the largl' ts\~11 1 --rHtklK ,...,. R.u'-J::> v. a. SHERLOCK, ncur the post o.mcc, to be used tnt , '8"-·-cx:ntl ~lOW; Chief Clvrlr.. thCl lialeA, <:Onecrtl!, et~. I 6-22. 8-211. 7-fl I -:..:~:..=c .• _____ _ _ ~-- - : Rathburns stort 1s beln[:l: ~!Hn a 1 new ooa.t ot patnt w!Jieh ,:rllltl} IJmproves the appct4laU t:C' or th · bulldlng. BJaille Qilr.s u.url Gallin \ Capt. Thomas Hnea left Wed- Pic;:kcns are doing the work. . nesdny to accept. a position a11 pi----1 lot on the .steamer Quoen Cit)' WhJ ·rheJ're Gr~"t , • . Mrs MaddY, manager or the EcAtlef'llt u...,., lt•lltt• ,.11 .: o! !ltr fl•· <nom, Food here haa moved frotn lil'f'ltdmtl«. nt·•· l'!l'atll ltl\>.11.-i l"'t' 1 • the (I.,.Ch Black property to that of I fe~·t. An•l wit~ nut'.< 1'Ltf'· l"'"'''•l her father Tho~. Re)inoldB ffilCntlv (In l:t••lt!Milllli, f',,. titf' ~·1:.. r ur .lluo vacated by Jwr broth(lr Ru~~ll Rcy- f':t;l!IIJIIf' ~~ tlll'lr Jfl"(\~ .,:tl . - 1\on: nokls Mill Mtlddli k-ft Friday for an 11 llmll" :"'voti'\J nnl nn st.eubcnviiJ,~ f'11r a rcw do.ya viSit L••• Worotl Ia Diplom:ac:J w' t.h her <' nur:-ht.r.r Mrs H ft. Bpenoe Who lti Vi.TY Ill An nl1\llltltl;m 1!1 l>•ltt •t l ttt11Uol\ Mr. and Mrs W E McDade had tl(lll Ill' nn1• 111:111.' 1•• 11W•llwr ttlnt., as tl'leir IUC&ts Tuef!day eventn11 tlmt ttttl •""~ tltt•lullt•r otllltl•lu·~ 11llh neveral o! their rela.ttves from Port- 1 1'f'r1 tl , ,,., .,,~~, .... r~l4ttt 1 •>tJ!ilt''l"'':~< ,.,. lapd and Mlehlgan 1 .. 111 (!•ll••w · Tht'!l" •···n~•"l•t••l« •·~ Mr 'and Mn Wm. Pk:telw of !lilt\ h•· "·1! or th 1\ lu• nw~~ n r ••" l'JL• J. . . l . lb•thlno , ,l , l v . n , ,. , h ··---·:;-;o-;-;~:=~= "-./'>JHAI--S. \HE NAT TER • I "'-' 0\1'1.1 .,. ,b,• I Kanauga 1 HeN'• perfect qu.tity ••• htrt'lfilltltllaYtr ... here'• the binen m•lt vtlue of 111 •••. · lED TOP HOP FLAVOR MALT SYRUP ... Low• i: HunU~ Wortl prieecl within Nach , of neryoH. ';;~, '"l- ' I ·' Wt:c k end IIUe"'tll .0~>:...:__ '1_'"-"-"-'_'>_'~"--------- ~~ RED TOP c-onfa1nt '"" norhang bur the finert All Bodey Malt. ... ' "1 !. '' I SPECIAlS I For This Week,. ,h,,., $1.25 89<; '1 25c Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale Price 9c 1;~l!~:~: · · · .. " " · TEACHERS IN LEAD nsTEKIIAr.'!.su~TS '" AT HALF WAY MARK Ul Inch Slnrli! Tube Bic:t:,cle tiro. made hr ChaMpion Co, Wbi~ Rubber with llea.-y 1'read. Ai\fERICilN A!oiSOCIATION' The tlfth Week of L11c scclton of Colwnbus, e; Toledo, 5. the local recreational ball :-;cason T oeo,,vuumus, ~-1 b 3. undC!lr way th,t, 1d nl cvenmg at sb: Kanl!a5 'City, 7; Milwaukee. 3 o'clock a.t the Ju or high sr-hoo KanRBA City, 4-; Milwaukee. 4. 1 nthlettc field with the K. of C'li (Cil.lled end of stxtcenth, darkneBsJ b1ngltng with tbc '. Tt!achet-s the 1 st. Paul, 11; Mmne-J.poli£, 9 Pt<l.cc church mceUng the Rig and t Louil!VIlle u- I'ndlg,na.polls ,4. R~el Tue&ULy --evenlng, Legtou a11rll ' ' ' qdd Fellows, /Wednesday evr.nmr,: li4TIOHAL U:A01JF. r.nd :Qlue Diamond., K. ot P's Thun· I Boal.on, f; PjllltniJ!lphia, 2. ! >D·\$T>I,•,•cn,talno8d·lng c '" L ll Ohtc.,o, 2; Bt. Louis 1 00 o ,... e ea;;ttt' ll 1the end of ille: fourth week ts li.S , followa: , 4-; Nt'W Vor"(, 3. . 1 I Team W L Pet Q; Omctnnatl. t. I Tcachet'$ . . . . . . . . . . . f 0 I 000 , B1~ a.nd Rnel ...... . . 3 1 75li .:'!MF.RIC\N LEAGUE • .75D Waahln&OOR, 4; Phlladelpfua. a. 1Jf ot P'ii . : ... ........ 3 t . K.. of p·a ... . . . . . . 3 1 .150 St. l.ouil, S: Oh!Cl\GO. 11.. l t :(!Juc DIMnond . . . . . ~ 2 .50[1 et. LoulB, 10, Ci'!ICilll~>, 111. :: P . .. .. . .. . . 1 3 .25[1 6; New York, 3 (11 In- 1 I. 0 $'1.75 Value ........... Sale Price $1.29 I Pound Sherw:lb•Wlllla• Flax Seed Soap. Free from .tl- luU. SaUable for wuhlnl .,.utotnObllel. Pabdetl Surface• Aqd f'.elll!'ral Totlei ~- 35c Valii!> ... , .. .. .. ... . .. 'M Sa~ l!rice 19c sl1e Brass Ktnr Wash Boatde, . He&l'J 7Sc Val11e .. C~rru1ue.t Pnce ............. Sale 49c 25% Dlocoamt 011 Seyeral f)tojlelo N'l!,., Perfktiop 9il R~I!Jet. A c:h;!lc:e fo eave oil ·~ ."!d ~lj•hle Pri.Jduc~ wil~ j' ld!J Ull· ter Prace. Juol a te.'!' ,ll!l!nab..,. l~f!, 1 We wilhnut ~~~~~~ order .Price~. '• ' ' B~i.nrJl' _yo~~ ~~fill'!~·~ -- all o:.... 1 " o··~!jt;'";t'~ 1 , ,,......!, -. ,._ • 1 -~ - F!Jo>ll~~ PrCJ:~d~~tll\f .;.1, ~lou ... ..-;; q· ., • ·' . ' ..... .. 0 4 l ........... ;t) 1• POIICer;im r :·· .. ·.,-.' ln1u• • "t~l'-\\ll!t-lt•li l' 111~ M>l'l'toA'Iill'll'w ', ' . 'II l"'ets SittfiUll!. • i ...,.......,,.. ( [)A\IrS CUP 'SUNNY' AUSl"JN a. ' I ',I 000 o < .ooo :(.;;> i ': :~~'a'.. do~ 4!'tfGfcatna•~ Aft e r 'hfln-rl""' ., lltm h•l \\• 11-<li•t , IU>t'!l~~~~·l 111 11 '· ;lt.., ,.,., 11,, ,11 •nrn'ilt, lltl\'ltt 9f'or•twtt tl!iltl ;,, tdm 1 o'htJf;, liJf'l.:, •'ill <>t•ll 'I h·"t /!ll't 'lit•! ''( ft,d hfo:ll~, . iJitl! )'•fll ~1't•n• f> tNt !It ink :nr:~ f•['h'l't" tnb•l•lt LHh1'~ hn•·~ ' rrf!ltt ' nl!'ll• hut 1 d"nl thl:>i( F-• I llt'itJIIt. f •tl• [l•tt•PMIIll' .. tn m:tt·_h~rtJ l""\lll ;A'l"P.'dt 11 /lt l.,ua.J~t I \olml ._.,~·it,.ltJn{;''•tu ~:, 1 ,. J tf004 eTftl' 1ro .rou a:lltl. . r ' . • '~ .. enn •s Crz"st"s Comz"ng ~ comJ~(!JltVt' nl,l. .... ]tart~ :::D,;t::y ~ ~.'17~~~""~,;,A=T~=,l=.=H~~~.~~=,=f=H==E=-'=·T=ll=ES======ii 2•31 I ~ur : ~f 11111 d 1 >~ ,1HlLur~ ~ "' ~·• Sport.~ il~d Mabel Evant~ or Dayton aud Belly Allri N11.ncy Bcnn of Galltpolts w••• 1: gucsll'l of Mrs. M :t: Rathbun 1 here tht> lt•lter 11 art. o! the week Mr. and Mn.. J P. Calderwood of Manhnttan, Kan.'UUI. were gucsi.IJ ltl~>t 1 week of frlnedli here 1 tnt ~+ wa.~ 1 fn ~~~~;;;,;:;,d~ PREE RENT-- For Laking care of property 75 Cus~r Bt., below Pric.de's Lumber Mlull, Middleport A:~:~~- '"'!'"• ' Mr~ WiC~ 1 No 25t95 Harold Neal, n pr~~Kmer now CQJlrtned In the Ohio State ·Reformatory, hrt.~; bM!n recommendtel ~o the Ohio Board o[ Clemency by the. flUJierlntender:.t. aru1 t.hr dltar1lain uf the Ohio Stll\e Re- , tonrtatory BH wmth,\' o! consldcro.Uon lor parole. Bald applk:atlou will 00 for h~rlng on and atter June lOth. 193l V. 8. SHERLOCK, • Chief Clerk. ~oWn ~reI~ wm-. "w T!Odan a chance to end the same. t:rrt:d on 8t1\lers and Ra.,..Unp, , Stanley and ~b'Oad Ulgle.d tn PURITY WINS : £Uc,.~n to kant \h" count at 7 i :'Ill Middleport was kept lrom Win· At Local Lot In 11 Inn· nlng ln the r.ntb only by 0 inea· Flanagan'• Fly- 1 throw by Btlvcn on 1vhlch AUena~ ' • worth v;as ee.Ught at Ute plate on en Alao Wtn j D ,•moskl'ys sln&le to the ('enter · I' statkn In lhe eleventh Ute lid Two Pumeroy tce.ms took trim- cracked wide open. Neat wo.s sate mtng11 at t ef'rc:tliou· J ball o~·cr the an enor Orate singled, so did Hubweek end Frt(Jay cven'n" the t>urlt.v 1 bard and whEll the nan went thru Ice Cream team or th- "'Middl ·t I the <'>t:tfl.:!lder two runs scored, . ,c epm Hoeflich nbo SinGled and on anrecreational league ca.ue to Pome- othf>r error the thi.rd run came tn ruy to meet. a team 01 plckt1d play- , with no one retired 1'h15 ended the ~ra one' !l.fter a long tedious game o1 sco t...~ .,_ ' ._ eleven tnl!ings dtc'ltJ.g which some r .. ,. •LVWevcr, as t.ue sidJ was heavy hlttlng and loose fielding was rcur~d witiJ no further damage. exhibit d b Highlights ot the a:ame were a. e · went ack hom>;) carryin~ sensPtlcmal catch by NeaJ otr Fish· t.he lcng end ot n 10 to 7 score. er·s bat In the fourth Stiver's cai:A::h H<letllch ser~ u~ Lhe otfe!'lngs !or ill the runth otf HocfuctJ ·s bat and the Cream Bo~s while l'cte Smith, his throw 111 the k!lllh to the ple.te G@!!!C'S stronger than THE LA ? Uth.QIIWddtuA li•tu-1,.• .,,, {llfrl, bl'* and tb~ I""' """ ~~>to the ninth tbrte """' Local Twice behtr.d . Wlt.b '"'0 out. Pete Smlt.b . Uca:led, 11ond ttum Middleport's deIn Recreataonal Ball I'"""" cnrcked tor the lint tllno. LOVE n, u-r~~~<Md/ortA•w•" mon runs bact on tour _. T eam1 Bow CoUege~mp ~~H~T~ GI~NTS: ab:th added thrt9 ''"ore wben 110mt: · M880ft Prlcb!y nilhl ret.W'ulna: Blturda}' the RUDdQy ~ ttl ltef J .-nGk nia)n wUh lhe tunulure ot Mr. and.,Ur. and ¥ri. fliDI')' Win~ __ Ill'S Robert.B who will mall:~ tbeU' lit -.od--)iftr ,._,. . IIIBt&a t( By KARY W014 futu re home at Pl Pltal&llt. ChNiettoD wert •e-M Mif ~ .C WJ..IIiam Blt!tm:r Ktu.ruai t.o hll ¥rs. Jl. r. Bnard and ~tn reiaUVJII he(t. f l empkfywent at .&Jlit.nce, 0 ., &wl~ atttnde4 a h.mUy llltiiii!JU ::.t the Mr . .nd ¥rs. Bon O~p daJ. He wu acccmp&n~ by hlt 1J\Qpllt.Rf h¥ mcttjtr Yri. J,Ilame lh -or Chli:tlutoit spent·fta~-..With &lrler..:. Ruth, Helen and Mae. ~ho Y1ckilt.port &L1.mil') Mr. o~pd Mra. wm OllJ.inMr. , wJU ppend. a two wee~ v~a«:aUou Mr. and Mz :s Charles Clow.'SOu 1 14.r arut ~ra. Dennie~ aoel vf!ie'JIB relaUvn a*' Alllant..'t, Bar· · and d&Uihtu tJf Loc~l .. nd. 0 an chHdtep, )(1. ~ Jfra. P*f bcrton. Columbul. Ob~.;ievill= ami v)si.tn& tt tbc '"'me d Mr. and M111 utd <.hUdrtn and Mill Atut:lrPlua· Alu :-n H C Turn~r kett ll(ere t.h.e wc;rk eud a:utJ.Lt of~ ' ~ J'tl Pur)' Cu· and •o.t.wght.er ot t. Duddint' and tamlly. ll~ PI ~ Dcnald iert Sumlay tor Wl rc >I.'> ol Mt :. kctt will • vlait wJ Robi111 May Paso Giants rBuneavllk when he wJU vi.6H re- I Charlu. ~rsons her~· Su n.tay. her I'IUlgbter. Dwldtill·· .• t la.tl.vt-.s 1 Ruth Chapm~u uJ Mo•ttg un wry Th, B F . R. clasa or the Metho-Sla•e Great 1 Mr. and Mra Wetka and dii.Uih- , a!ld Mn; Char ill! Snutlt <'! Cluu _ I .Jbt f-:.utlday !K'hoot lllC:t at tbe ~· 1tfr Eleanor o( Jiunt1n1ton wen• Lhc lt.wkln we-re Vl8hiu!! I l r)tL •a& hu e o...f Mts. A I'' Gold nu.u-ld{:V .;u.. j gueai.~ ol f.!r and Mrs. { hm.ly Bit - Booday . mg tncr and d aughter last wee!!: I Lo~na Wcta:; who t~ .attcnt!Lnll. I Ml• s ~ULh Hawkln~ who Is D01f CUBS CARDS AtmH Dudding who l.h .u~, •ldllt i I Mltnmall Collt"'P,f' ~Jil.' tt l l h .· H'l k •·tnn.oycd at. Clmrlc.~~t.on !!p('nt Bat-1Mr.tsh&.ll College ~.nt tiJ~ 'W~rl: end With het parcul~ 1 trr d ltl und Sunday al the home ot Senators Beat A'1; Redo end wlth home folk:b Re1• Father Kcli) •A P,u lo:t ·J ~J,r K Mr cud Mrs H c Turner. Looe; Soa Beat Yankt· , lt'n Smlth of Oolumbu., Wl• S th " and hl11 two Bi~u·r11 lr:•Jn Wh P tiLn~ M1 ;uui Mrs B K Beecher and , CUUlt of Mrs A F Ool<l W\·{IJ·c~.,, IJLlut nrd l :'l ~he1r hotn ~ ::::lt.Jclay .. !~ ~on u1 8:-ubt"rl.ou, 0 , were tile week eeo in lltb. 1 Miu Mf.rtelline Wtlson hiUi tnken 1trr ~lllltlll[.; Mr am\ Mrs w A t•nd gucs!JI uf Mr anti Mrs Ooorre lchBrl!t: or thr Ro~:ot: 8t'Uuly Slwtt :H I Och.\ Me~ .. illtd !amll}' By COPELAND C. BURO Gallipolis while' U1e owner. Mllh • M • and Mn; :!"tnl ,,... lJliiHtt . M1 ~; Etnlil'y 'ital(cr of 1"1. Pleas11 11 INS BJ}orta Writer 1 11, viF.!twg l~ef pe~renls Mr and 1' Mtld n d OattKit Ill HIJ(,YH>K " lW•) ~ l S M aut 1 pC'n llll' I(IY ~I 11 l t \~ J I WI ' · New York, July 3---QvernlghL PresentJng Kei£h Gledhill, of Stan- I, or l!.t :e Wl't' ks vacllt Ion MJ ,_~ Wtl - •-umlnllll'rOy Mn; Ed XC.tJ:.ehart :uHI !atllll\ , . ~ ~ o lit I s-;n discovered ford l'lith the trophy IECII '>I Jll al::-a •:-.ltttlnue wllh hl't work Ml and Mn; Rohrl tt• \1:-.h of Pt Jot,n ( ,}f,(aJi of Bell(' , W Va .. reWllJ a 1 reat llgbt- whleb he won when he eaptuJ-ea1hue L1 Ma ~c n be~j:ln:ung t .,,.,, .vc· PI ... l PI' t 8 lla l wtttt Ml l 11l1l d,to l1:• h'llllt Sunday aftel' · •rx·m+wg Uw h!ll1d~y here with nunrnvels 11 - the lntercolleglate lawn t.enni.!l nlng at U 1-' M ~a~M .• n sJ "T Rob""1, · oome 011., ··Ill ch amptone t~ on t h e courts of t h a M•· Sl'wat d and M 1~;:> Bl.tm m '' "~ ', Lll W> d M A ~ , 1a l J\ l i; ' h' IM l&lll 1 · C nc · et Cl u,1 at Ph'l 1 p usLu ol Park£rs burg w''"..' lit L • .. J• ~~ a d 11 on iUil rs ·~ a ' ·,,, Mel'lon t a d e. .c. M 1. J, hn Wh tlt• relurnPd t.o her 1 ' tht• lutwr,, 1 o t ~.~ ~ 1lUll\(' 111 Charleston aftct a visit 1 · Th e runnor- up, B ruce B ames. ~uesla of Mr and Mr6 W It (; OJ(t "" u lf att eme ball club managet "' Phia and early the morning or Univers11tyof.T~xas, put up a gr:eat; Ttnwsdtl y W R Y;:ont~rr at Mtdlil'[)t' t Mon- lwt e wttiJ hct I•'-'-T'Ill..<i the ilOrftled Roblns WCH! battle• '"' Keith proved IIUpenor. fll~abeLh Mcintosh ha;; rdunll·d d l} :l flcrnc:m M;.,t ! In OhittJ~er of Hartford \lis· down Ule cellar door Itt SC\· -Ito CtJarlc~tnn where f h<> 1s 111 lt ,tLn Mt ~ Otmp '" P(l nUJ ts .tJ HI l:J r tld : tltd W11l Oill lngt'l h' rc Suuday. place. Tiley beat Lh.e N~w 1~UN ~ Li:~ :u· a nurse aftrr ~pcJta , 1g :1 I o f Akrcn. 0 . optn~ tt,c llult Ua y ht t ,. Giants aga.Jn Su~y, .dter l\10 WC<'k~ Vhcatlon h en: wllll l•t wtltl. her mother M1 ~ Bw.ou .utct them twice SaLurday, lind I · ~ 1 nurents 1t1cr two sons 1n third p!f.ce. haU 14 game I Mrs F"lbert Robin ;on uf Ponwtor I Mt . and :Mr:> H B Mun·uwn Ol 1 .1nn.m·~ lliU'I,I IlLII hi tiunfl dr·a~ r th N y k Th o e ew or ers. t'J' Wat> n at thP homt' ur Mn, J aud J J Zelher of 1.- rH frnm ·ti l ()f the a C~nce Ill go Into second• T. Robiu~on Thurscta.v IPonuroy Sjtent t.he 1\-~ek end With wm·l•l 1111 , 1 " h"ur1y welcolll@ pla;:e today, shruld they beat br tt >t., 1t Jennll' Ta VI(.r JnrouttapPo{lle,thelr Ph Is &nd Bo&t.m tlop the Olan~. I lnll M1 s L.awrenc~ Capehart ll Pl Charlef. Wull acc \\'ho 1.~ rmplov.-:-c~ •ln·s~. , ustHmf.l urHI lmhltl ur Ilk b as•won Since o,.,cw atlon, the :l'lock Plta:-un! lot th" pa<t WPt•k' Wlll l'!t C lat lestOII ll1<! hill dliTPr rrnm lhllllf' ur •. ,·.·ry otlwr nat.u~ o •J8daygames and I · · d < i>t. t •run~d • tb C •- 8 Pi I 1 l;Pf,IO tht!' week 1111 lhc guest c f p. l ltl:; Saturd~v lltl ... mula\ !t{Hl Tta•lltl>,tt~ und legends or 1 ..rates"""and... ver e u.,.. rave~;, M c · · F ' "I d 'I R d Tl 2 • J to' 1 PhUHes. ' ... i l · t~;S :·\t!Jyn Ot> fll(;ng 1 an 1S BJilHU 1omus lht• lM[ '.·~tl tPllt'B uay aN as 01 course. a manager Is only I Lr~•le Ingles WLnt t...J Ptll •bt1t p,i 1 ... 1\1 <'hl l(lr~n of Mlncts\'111.: - ~?!c __ ftt>SIJ ase1er. TSN~In. OOlEP~RT. ~s:.;::=:~~'"i , IJ.IAII 1'1'1' •• • I_j~ti~::;::~ I 1 �Bit- of Nothing - 'Qreat Bend • YOHDAY .rtn.Y -·- ___.._" r C·LASSIFlED ADVERTISnG SECTION • e. 11111. W'iUWlll. ~ .A;ndrews 'd .,..,,, Dl Po,mefOlli vllited T. J . tamUr. BUDd&y. P.OMttttJf tOSES 1 ~:·~ ~..::...-~ OR~DKtYI • , flaldlna wu mlaed wtt.h cfl-oolor I L n n SYR •cucr ::::~:: .;;;~~";!",.:.w, ~w:. n ~ U H .:JL ! ~e~~e~~~Ule~;ea:~~ ' ]S A t-tt~o~ ,.,.• .,. •"" iqbumiD IIIIOtioiLtl, wltll OIMIIcl M117 do to uYI Bob Wbite from tiult ra- •I 1U , ... tl..-arcd oMI of lenelot• Artn of The Law "'lola would 41'11~ him ~,,..,,. to prban- of'""'"" •moamazing! ••n. Law,'' Mary orMd et Bob White, "I •vlld yoa-from Deathn.. tbat d•iee ell law ol m.... Yoo . ., laaft bNa • budit-- oullaw -bul " " you'n mille-mine! I'll ii!IM-TULe.w--'!.binjoaatakeyo,. -•Y•r-l:lVII.!" elle eoreeaedWtfKN-at IM dofr-tb•N O(AD•a eNIIII-uotber •u-oa hit Cbllt -m. jll•• of a Ueril"e ett.rl .. • H,.,,., ia tllie t~~'"ltoolimuolcluh- u. crutb ber beerc-ead w~k lor~Wer her oaly bope for lo.,-• end bappiaen? You mu.C react for younelf tbit amuin~ tru•·life1tory HIS OWN LAW -of bow ,. betttuciful womu foulbt. with ell .abe mednut of 1 till,..••u1ecl ell tiM subtle wilu 1 womaa kaowi-co bolO her maa wbom 1be b1d claimed from tbe very jaw• of Deetb 1111ddefied tbe migbtiat Le• of tbe l•nd to take, ftftd HIS OWN LAW -complete ia Aupet TRUB STORY MAGAZINE. Your copy-fet 11.-..d it todey! Tr•• !lttr:J b ••• irHJe•lll •r~.r' Me•d•, •itlt "''r WBAF.-4 N.B. C. RN N.,._i. lD:QO e'clec' Nn11 Y•""IIIIN. !. . . , l F~R~HllOS[S ; l I I I l 'to. I P'oli:~ltil Pur~·erlltlurr I wtth c.,.,..,_back J N ~s.l B~ I I ! ;'~~~~s~ud:,•~•;nJy thfl~ , Univen~ity, 1 :.~:::-:~:~fo:::~~~:: 1 £lM ~~ ~~ ~~~d ~~~/~~-~1 ~~ge!~e·j and I 8 RK[ Stanl£-y's nice recovery of 8 hJt For tlvc tuntngs Lit!:; was a tup over ~0011d and throw t.o nrst to and tuck batLJ.e en h , . 1 get Parw.u In the seventh Lead• c s.ue &:or 1nR a lng hft.tt.rs w~re Bea.\·er With four e ~un in the <:penlng t.·umc and th e 1 Hubbat d wtth tln~e and OaHagher.' f Allenswurth and Hoeftlch with tw 1 Each tor Middleport. For Ponull-oy ~ FW!er ond Smith hod three e~ whnr. Etlvers. Rawllugs. NcS&~l.roa.d, Cu.stcr .secured two each. The line-up 1 Purity Creams Gallagher, It oHr rirst STime lnPI Golf Altn:sworth, 3b · 6 0 2 3 3 0 three dll'lflren~ times and was any· probably won 't i*'~ much credit. H lslory, econd ay• !\PU·:n LASSIE 1 ... ....~ Bctwcr, :Jb, p Dcmoskey, ct . · 6 u • • • o body's untu the eiobtb •h•n • "'"' "'"'"""may Off lr. Required -- t.i- JNB-Ah ra(,y. ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY . . 6 0 1 4 0 0 lodgemen werr.L an a spree J j Wllr\ ~~aveRobins his jobdofor a.not.her yea:c.evclaml July .. 6 0 1 2 0 0 throwing coupled with some fiit.tiil The "old b,,m·· lllls been ght'~J VON ELM RALLIES holdtn g mote tecords lhl!.n a n} ot!tToday and Tomorrow li 2 1 6 3 1 lll. tht bathing beach team wht\.\b sun-ra.y treatment time and ngtun tr wumun uthlete Jlt the wmld lOc Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 P. M • . 5 3 I 6 0 0 tf'.ie them a nve run lead wlt.h but because he did not nrc Ldt O'Doul ~ Stella Wnb.h, Clevela:1d ~mlnllug 1·f 4 I 3 1 0 0 one inning tel play. lOllgin a btl.t.tlng slump, but it Play Off To Finish s tar, lctluy bad added a uew nt.uk "MIDNlGHT MYSTERY" 2 0 o 1 0 0 Leading hitters of the g-.1me were O'Doul who dl'ouf a sacrUlcc fly w' . , , fm ~peed In tht' 80-mcte r da~l l llrar and 1<ire, 8eUy tompsoun, Luwell Sh,rman, Uu1h Trn·or >, 2b .. 6 2 1 0 0 Kimes ol the fl'&ternall$ wit.h deep center with U1e bases ti.Jied Wtth Budte As He Compctut,; .n ihc Pol1sl1 Falcom ' - -- ____ _ two hlts. Carl Moore, st..r Lhlrd and 500red Frederick wlth th{' run Did Saturday dtslnct nuct., MJAA W """ •· 1l •·vnJ k c 11Jt and Raymond Hatton. Thrill pack~ n1ystery melodrama wl'h Tots I M 10 17 33 12 1 68Cker Jor the foundry witb three, that won, 4- to 3, m the ninth yt:stnpc for the 80 meters Ill 9 9 SC'r011U~ a n c"' shadder in eve.-y ~namms- wqucnce. Also "SPt:LL OF R H PO who was playing: shortstop for the terday. B JAMJo;S 1 KlLGAi....J 1-~ N 1111 \\lllnlllll t.hc tucr. the Clcvcla.UJJ, St.lvus. cf . AB W83hlna:ton resumell lts frantJ c Y •• ' · sewmt.ion defeated Florence Egel.l;c:,n TilE ('IRCIJS" !ttDII COI\tli.DY. 6 :.1 2 2 A 1 E1 IIWbnmen and Duckworth and A. 8 · L. Flanagau with two each. Mo01c chase ol the champion Athletles b Wntcr• t>f Torouto. and ROSl' Ttt.yb}ll:;k l, 88 1 1 b ·· ·· · : was leading soorer with three runs Lumlnfl them b11.ck i to 2 ltJverneas Country Clull, Tuil..:ln. , Ckveluna stanley: 85 ' PaL Malone hurled fine ball for Ohm. Jul~' 6 - A 1ww lll'ct bnl:mnt ;::.::..:__:::.::._.:::.::.:._:..,_ _:_ _ _ _ __:.:_..:,:._:._.:_..:,:.__:.;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0 1 0 8 3 witk Utree uns. 1 ad N · : 0 2 7 The line-up; the Cubs In the tenth h!t a chatJler in AmerltaiJ 0 east ro • c... . 2 1 K ol P's AB R H PO A. E double, being scored by WU.son to tOly bdng ,\; • Ouster, If · · · .. · · · 5 0 0 0 1 Morris, 2b 3 1 l l 3 1 win the game from the CatdlitDliS. q .. , l:l\Clncs.-; l.oda~ ,' RUSSell, 2b · · · · 5 l I 7 -1 2 Elselsteln, rt 5 2 1 1 0 0 •2 to 1. Geort;e Von Elm of l..oH An!(des. • .. Fisher, Sb, rr · · .. ~ 0 3 3 1 1 Ou.ster, cf 4- 2 ! 1 0 11 MacPayden <>utpttch£'d ftUftlng n. ~lim Prus;;mn-looUng c:mp w•~h rf . . .. 3 1 0 1 0 0 Stanley, S!i • • 4 1 1 1 0 .2 and a poor tJ-.row by Jorgcm. Ne\•la highly developed '"m- '-------------·8 EJi!eJ.<;teln, 8b · . -. ~ 0 0 1 3 2 Ki~a, 1b . . . .. . . 5 ,J a 11 1 . 1 York Yankee catcher, settled tl,l f · pcuunent. and Billy Burt •. uf "" Y HARDIN BURNLEY-----"--------.1 Bruih: . p . • fi J 3 0 3 I Young, If . 5 1 1 4 0 Olthtng m tho cleveuth lnulng, a to :'f . IGtcenwlch. Conn. :t l!lbtJ:''·I. ; ·1-:..le::, - - - - -- Geers, c . . . , 5 0 0 3 0 0 In favor or the Bo~tol\ ru>d Sol( mntlc fello11 of Pulisb df'&ecnl., wuc ,Total.· .: · .._.. .4t 7 !6 83 2111 ~er, 3b , .. .,. :;•o 0 1 St Jr.ht)!lon, the promising younglstugmg LIJelr ~t com\36 h0Je p!uy -ofT, TY,·o base h!U : Ra.wllnga, Hoe- Bchaeff'r, P - 3 1 1 0 4 0 Clncy Red's pitcher, ~ended In thr· lor ~he tmttOnal ope n L• •·•: 'l •I<Jil,<;IL!p 1llch, Russell, c 118ter, Gallagher Hoeftlch, P . . . . . . 1 0 0 1 0 1\ £1ghth, the Pirates scoring 4 run~\ to setUc the QUL'Bi.wn oJ whir h !1~:. EIJ~OPEAN F~n;t base on balls by Smith 3 - - - - - - to take It, 6 to 4tt he nght to weu.r thcll {\tad('m tcS~k out by 6mith 1 by Hoeftlch Tc~s ..... '' . . . ·tt 9' 8' 24 10 9 ' Oetroit, wtth VJc Sorrell lll cbt I hnqulshect. by the lllustrJu ..... B..>IJoy ;rAF~S.I l"lanilpn's Plyera ~. 0 tp .. tmm Clevelu.nd. Jones. I h!<;lpi,..,. ·• ' · 'ltl._., ~ : .. , .,,-:,. "1~·-1) ''1 2....0 ' 0 lft8 Pt.pten 1pefmJtted ten SQfeUeSJ 1'llty trled lo settle the 1ssuc In :1 H :rtrrJty 13~r.roy I · Ou..tntber, Of•3b .. 1 ' I I a J O',l'katnst four by Borrell pl.vy·o:ff .vcFictda; but a:t~r plat <llg BEE~ on errors ..-wue.ruy 1 Duckworth, 3b . , . 5 I 2 l 1 I Franthouse wa.e b e t t e r t.h.~J 'n l.ll eath-ta ktn loi mu mJ ol :w r.,,J.-~,;, tlemaliey, ab-ci : ... $ 0 2 .:1 I Benge e.nd ib<! Botn.r•n rJravrs !.llli-I'Uu':~ tlOled nut with \dPnlkltl <:('0'('~ f"5R.FORMiNG Oarl MOore, 81 ... 5 3 3 2 3 1 ~d Phlladel:thia, 4- .o 2 Wurthln,;- of 149. It rrqttt l'!'tl n bltlllr. three ••n GALL.AN'I'\..Y FOI2 Stl- A. L. F'la.nagan, p 5 2 3 1 1 1 t.on homered wJ:;h one on for Ute tht• lltml gree tt bv Vun Elm to d-1 it lO:U Flanagan, lb 4 2 .0 10 3 2 tribe. j but he did jus l fiS hr did tl. e dny Sr'21TAIN -·-Earned Runs Purity 2. PQmeroy -1 M. Moore, c .. . ... 5 I 1 ft . 8 I Sammy Gray w~ gooll for ot'ly,befurc Otl tlw ~,I'll(' gn'Ctl "h<!,. Innings pitched Hoeft1oh 10, Bcil.- Roush, rf ... , . . . 5 I 1 0 0 0 tour hits and the Bt Louts B1ovmr; lUllfJonlerl w1 th a r.1mllar crht., 1. - - - - - - wen the opener, 3 to 1. rn•m Chi-~ Fur 5lwer dm'mL nothmc m hr 1 TWO SHOTS OF n::ts ctf HoeOJilh 16, oft ilCaH•r 1. Totals ..•...... 4514 II :il'i' 11 'J cago. In lJte second game tne ht tlu r nl golJ com)Jntt·s "itlt ~hi' RUIUI ' 8COJ'ed ol'l Hoe01Cb 7. eo~oT~eA-­ Score by tnnlnga. Wh!te Sox bo.tWrcd a lw~ ) ol blllltul\llUtl thnt drvrlnpcd 11~ u n•su1t 1 - W1ntng pitcher Hoenlch. 1 2 a 4: 56 7 8 9 R HE Louts hurlers. aoormg a a to:; 111n t:f ttu·tllmg, tlf'> rt ·:<tt\'-dH' b·n U: VETE'~N , Umpires Duvls & Davis. K of P's 4 2 0 0 0.012 6-9 8 9 Fclhorglll h.omeN,t wtth une on mlWr>.!:t!!l b~ Votl F~im u! ,d Rur:,t· l .f. Flyers 0 0 0 3 0 4 2 D x-14 11 7 t.bc flfth In tt'ic mght cap 'I Tht•rr ll~nc h ·en ltc.~ a: td Jllit ,\ -OH!' OF THE Two bl\l:le hits 8clnwfel'. C. Moot·e before in nattom1! tJ pem but tlr"o't r 1 FRENCH defeat. suffered by a Thrr.r ba~c hit. Gulni.ht>r a double 36 hole p la~•·IT • occurred when the J3:6sc ciJJ bo.U;;, by ;FIS~,nnr:.all by HOW 'rilEY S'.tAND I .Vou Elm and Butkc with t 1r ~QUAO •;;~,'~~:..:;~,~: to tJle new Syr - ft0icflich'1· H'OlT'.~ of 29:.!, emcrgt•d ott !OJJ f.;::t1 at the FJanap.n Shuck out, by Schaefer 2, Hoe1\!'lmRIC,\N As:o;()('li\TUJN lmcmy Cl•cnlng aftt•r a :;lllt'lling 72 I And were tamed by mchh 1. Fla.na.gan 3 Chth Won Ltt~t Pel hcle te:1t of medal 11lay with 11. field after enjoying a 6 Left on basns. Flyers 7, Kof P's 7 St. Pt4ul 13 33 5tiU fJf 150 of the wot!d'!,' ltl't'alt':;t goii tnnlngs The dinWild pltchc(, Flunagmt 1, Hoe - Milwaukee .37 36 !il4 Jn~ Mat~ v,.n Elm. nfU"r nppfirnew, wan quite Hich 1 Louiijvillt:! 39 36 5.!0 enth havrnr, the champiOnship ,;;~·UUOI~~···,~;;;:,;, ooltne11s f'&f'scd ball~. ocem 1, Moore 2 Columbus 37 37 .fJOO I wtth '1• his g t n~u. falte!Cd m the roiHng to Eo.rn12d runu, Flyers 2, K ol p·s .! Toledo . 3'J .W -lJ4jfinnl hclrs and came L.o the last tee a."' nice r1 l•'lrst ~Asc on erorrs, fY!(!I'S , '4 K MinneapoLis 37 38 4~3~m:,( !!n 1 : a bHd!!• !hrce to tlr n:u:Ke can ani:t In of P'S 5. Kanr>as City :l:J 40 4JO Enc1rcled 1:1~ a gallcrv of ~ewrnl tlJts, otr Schaefer 7 l.n 0 !wl~ Indlanapoils . . . . 33 3!1 458 lllm !HLJ!(\ spectat.ors Von E'hn stood of· bathing enUtu~ olf Hoefl.leh, 4 In 3 1nnlngJS. !on t.hc nnal gromt which hr lwd game, l~terspl"rHUmpires. Mees, Dul:;. NATIONAL J.t.A ~.i'l t: IJt:tched In two hf't'CLJit•<Ut liliot.s 1 Club Won Lost Pet. and .'l!lnk l! dtmcu lt uphill pull of Louis ........ 45 :.!8 616 ten feet for the btrdle and til'' tweYork 40 30 571 es.::ary tJe . . . . . . . . 39 31 557 Agam, yesterd:!.V lion Elm "''nt 11 32 562 Into the final hole- Uu• tllltty -.,ucth J'i 36 ~,07 -~d the' pbt}'-off 't''tth Hurkc--n"('dlllg I' 31 -u 431 a birdJI' Agnltl ht• sh~oJ on ~ll~ ' 2!1 U 414 trcachcmus undul: .• mg t' ntcr.lld :w 49 .347,eatpct whl~h he had mlr,>cululi',]YI t'I'<'Chcd In two He 1\a~ a gatn tl'11 AMUtll A">> U•;AGUt: IC' et. from the l'UP He kn• lt cmcLawn Seats. \ 'al'biehM Gelckn Oall, 3Y.! frd lo~t~. Wotl U:-..st Pc~.~ fltl!y and surveyed the rclllng t~1 5l 21 ."llfi L<llll. ~he while rctlPctl\!:'ly f~lroklllg Hil'h back witH comforiable til\ . 411 27 ti.W chin He t ook hu; stance. tlrcw 39 31 557 b;iCk hia putter and ~ently r.troke Value ............. ·,. S~le Price :i6 31 49.3 1 ttir bnll. Tht' llttlc while pPJlct tJlld Split. Reed Wute Paper Basket, Size 11 iJI. x 11 ln. t. 13 i!J 39 .453 .st:aight. as 11. die Into 1.hc cup ln. Doo{'- Fancy De:JOn.Uon. j 2s 4-1 40(i 378 1 I i~:;.!~j-~ II~:~ .~;;:,!to'h~~ ~~~i.~=;;~~~~;;~~~ ~1-.et AGAIN Tl [ ~ FOR ~ Ul v!.~tlor P,:~arthaS1mth v.htJ ha~o rING H~ N0R~ ' W~lisburg I Mt ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ !:tw~::)1~~- &~ ~o!ndt!sd~~t~ :r~~~~~:~~!J£h;f~'f£Et It GOLF/GOLF/GOLF! ALL 1 HEARS MORNIN: NOON AN' NIGHT, IS GOLF! GOLF! GOLF/ ~~~c~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ wa.~ wrf~tlll Kim€:~, Q:otnn~ hi~-~ picture~- I WHO HAS AND (selow) z. I ftRST AUCTION LAST . SATURDAY ; ,."'.., '1j•H. 6~29, 7-6 The nnt auctlon Bille held umkt , Km• t>.•t::,,, ~ , ,,,. '" 1.. ,·---NoTJcr. t'OR l"AKOLE the new b1.111letulll !!tlmulator tum-1 -~ ·-::--_-- ·No. 35636 Willie George, a prlaoner Pllitll'l waa put on Saturday night\ now CODflned In the Ohio State and Wll8 a complete SUCCNifl A Ia.-~~; ; \ J 1;~ !l. { "~ l:J •' RefV~matory, hns biJen rttommcnd- erowd wu present and the vnrlou ~l ___ _ __ __ _ ~ to tbe Ohio B~rd of Clemency artk:Jes o!reftd w~ spmtedlv l.lli 1 ! C..CV..• -:.-ov (,;.1 ~ 1 01..n r: Q;::: i)., by the \ Sqpelintendcnt and Ute 1for. Prll.e!! to the amount()! thlrt yi ~vn~Ll'r f_ ';:; , T U L tE ~ 1 Chaplain ot the Ohio State Re- ~ dollttl'8 were sold The next salt• 1 TA!<:E A R IDE ,N r-;r;ii?n=i~i>i;;:;;~ - rormawry as wrthy or conakk!r•- will be held &!.urday, July ll and I S.c RAtvi\~OLA AJ.J.D ~ ttan ·!or ptuole. Bald appUcat.lm1 wlll be preOflded by a concert by tlw : , ,,Ill 00 tor hca.rlnll on and tJter \Melp C'.OUnty band. A pJntrvrm .,..,II . S~ ,~;: YOU .DCf.-1 T June lot.h, 1931. ~rected lrt front of the largl' ts\~11 1 --rHtklK ,...,. R.u'-J::> v. a. SHERLOCK, ncur the post o.mcc, to be used tnt , '8"-·-cx:ntl ~lOW; Chief Clvrlr.. thCl lialeA, <:Onecrtl!, et~. I 6-22. 8-211. 7-fl I -:..:~:..=c .• _____ _ _ ~-- - : Rathburns stort 1s beln[:l: ~!Hn a 1 new ooa.t ot patnt w!Jieh ,:rllltl} IJmproves the appct4laU t:C' or th · bulldlng. BJaille Qilr.s u.url Gallin \ Capt. Thomas Hnea left Wed- Pic;:kcns are doing the work. . nesdny to accept. a position a11 pi----1 lot on the .steamer Quoen Cit)' WhJ ·rheJ're Gr~"t , • . Mrs MaddY, manager or the EcAtlef'llt u...,., lt•lltt• ,.11 .: o! !ltr fl•· <nom, Food here haa moved frotn lil'f'ltdmtl«. nt·•· l'!l'atll ltl\>.11.-i l"'t' 1 • the (I.,.Ch Black property to that of I fe~·t. An•l wit~ nut'.< 1'Ltf'· l"'"'''•l her father Tho~. Re)inoldB ffilCntlv (In l:t••lt!Milllli, f',,. titf' ~·1:.. r ur .lluo vacated by Jwr broth(lr Ru~~ll Rcy- f':t;l!IIJIIf' ~~ tlll'lr Jfl"(\~ .,:tl . - 1\on: nokls Mill Mtlddli k-ft Friday for an 11 llmll" :"'voti'\J nnl nn st.eubcnviiJ,~ f'11r a rcw do.ya viSit L••• Worotl Ia Diplom:ac:J w' t.h her <' nur:-ht.r.r Mrs H ft. Bpenoe Who lti Vi.TY Ill An nl1\llltltl;m 1!1 l>•ltt •t l ttt11Uol\ Mr. and Mrs W E McDade had tl(lll Ill' nn1• 111:111.' 1•• 11W•llwr ttlnt., as tl'leir IUC&ts Tuef!day eventn11 tlmt ttttl •""~ tltt•lullt•r otllltl•lu·~ 11llh neveral o! their rela.ttves from Port- 1 1'f'r1 tl , ,,., .,,~~, .... r~l4ttt 1 •>tJ!ilt''l"'':~< ,.,. lapd and Mlehlgan 1 .. 111 (!•ll••w · Tht'!l" •···n~•"l•t••l« •·~ Mr 'and Mn Wm. Pk:telw of !lilt\ h•· "·1! or th 1\ lu• nw~~ n r ••" l'JL• J. . . l . lb•thlno , ,l , l v . n , ,. , h ··---·:;-;o-;-;~:=~= "-./'>JHAI--S. \HE NAT TER • I "'-' 0\1'1.1 .,. ,b,• I Kanauga 1 HeN'• perfect qu.tity ••• htrt'lfilltltllaYtr ... here'• the binen m•lt vtlue of 111 •••. · lED TOP HOP FLAVOR MALT SYRUP ... Low• i: HunU~ Wortl prieecl within Nach , of neryoH. ';;~, '"l- ' I ·' Wt:c k end IIUe"'tll .0~>:...:__ '1_'"-"-"-'_'>_'~"--------- ~~ RED TOP c-onfa1nt '"" norhang bur the finert All Bodey Malt. ... ' "1 !. '' I SPECIAlS I For This Week,. ,h,,., $1.25 89<; '1 25c Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale Price 9c 1;~l!~:~: · · · .. " " · TEACHERS IN LEAD nsTEKIIAr.'!.su~TS '" AT HALF WAY MARK Ul Inch Slnrli! Tube Bic:t:,cle tiro. made hr ChaMpion Co, Wbi~ Rubber with llea.-y 1'read. Ai\fERICilN A!oiSOCIATION' The tlfth Week of L11c scclton of Colwnbus, e; Toledo, 5. the local recreational ball :-;cason T oeo,,vuumus, ~-1 b 3. undC!lr way th,t, 1d nl cvenmg at sb: Kanl!a5 'City, 7; Milwaukee. 3 o'clock a.t the Ju or high sr-hoo KanRBA City, 4-; Milwaukee. 4. 1 nthlettc field with the K. of C'li (Cil.lled end of stxtcenth, darkneBsJ b1ngltng with tbc '. Tt!achet-s the 1 st. Paul, 11; Mmne-J.poli£, 9 Pt<l.cc church mceUng the Rig and t Louil!VIlle u- I'ndlg,na.polls ,4. R~el Tue&ULy --evenlng, Legtou a11rll ' ' ' qdd Fellows, /Wednesday evr.nmr,: li4TIOHAL U:A01JF. r.nd :Qlue Diamond., K. ot P's Thun· I Boal.on, f; PjllltniJ!lphia, 2. ! >D·\$T>I,•,•cn,talno8d·lng c '" L ll Ohtc.,o, 2; Bt. Louis 1 00 o ,... e ea;;ttt' ll 1the end of ille: fourth week ts li.S , followa: , 4-; Nt'W Vor"(, 3. . 1 I Team W L Pet Q; Omctnnatl. t. I Tcachet'$ . . . . . . . . . . . f 0 I 000 , B1~ a.nd Rnel ...... . . 3 1 75li .:'!MF.RIC\N LEAGUE • .75D Waahln&OOR, 4; Phlladelpfua. a. 1Jf ot P'ii . : ... ........ 3 t . K.. of p·a ... . . . . . . 3 1 .150 St. l.ouil, S: Oh!Cl\GO. 11.. l t :(!Juc DIMnond . . . . . ~ 2 .50[1 et. LoulB, 10, Ci'!ICilll~>, 111. :: P . .. .. . .. . . 1 3 .25[1 6; New York, 3 (11 In- 1 I. 0 $'1.75 Value ........... Sale Price $1.29 I Pound Sherw:lb•Wlllla• Flax Seed Soap. Free from .tl- luU. SaUable for wuhlnl .,.utotnObllel. Pabdetl Surface• Aqd f'.elll!'ral Totlei ~- 35c Valii!> ... , .. .. .. ... . .. 'M Sa~ l!rice 19c sl1e Brass Ktnr Wash Boatde, . He&l'J 7Sc Val11e .. C~rru1ue.t Pnce ............. Sale 49c 25% Dlocoamt 011 Seyeral f)tojlelo N'l!,., Perfktiop 9il R~I!Jet. A c:h;!lc:e fo eave oil ·~ ."!d ~lj•hle Pri.Jduc~ wil~ j' ld!J Ull· ter Prace. Juol a te.'!' ,ll!l!nab..,. l~f!, 1 We wilhnut ~~~~~~ order .Price~. '• ' ' B~i.nrJl' _yo~~ ~~fill'!~·~ -- all o:.... 1 " o··~!jt;'";t'~ 1 , ,,......!, -. ,._ • 1 -~ - F!Jo>ll~~ PrCJ:~d~~tll\f .;.1, ~lou ... ..-;; q· ., • ·' . ' ..... .. 0 4 l ........... ;t) 1• POIICer;im r :·· .. ·.,-.' ln1u• • "t~l'-\\ll!t-lt•li l' 111~ M>l'l'toA'Iill'll'w ', ' . 'II l"'ets SittfiUll!. • i ...,.......,,.. ( [)A\IrS CUP 'SUNNY' AUSl"JN a. ' I ',I 000 o < .ooo :(.;;> i ': :~~'a'.. do~ 4!'tfGfcatna•~ Aft e r 'hfln-rl""' ., lltm h•l \\• 11-<li•t , IU>t'!l~~~~·l 111 11 '· ;lt.., ,.,., 11,, ,11 •nrn'ilt, lltl\'ltt 9f'or•twtt tl!iltl ;,, tdm 1 o'htJf;, liJf'l.:, •'ill <>t•ll 'I h·"t /!ll't 'lit•! ''( ft,d hfo:ll~, . iJitl! )'•fll ~1't•n• f> tNt !It ink :nr:~ f•['h'l't" tnb•l•lt LHh1'~ hn•·~ ' rrf!ltt ' nl!'ll• hut 1 d"nl thl:>i( F-• I llt'itJIIt. f •tl• [l•tt•PMIIll' .. tn m:tt·_h~rtJ l""\lll ;A'l"P.'dt 11 /lt l.,ua.J~t I \olml ._.,~·it,.ltJn{;''•tu ~:, 1 ,. J tf004 eTftl' 1ro .rou a:lltl. . r ' . • '~ .. enn •s Crz"st"s Comz"ng ~ comJ~(!JltVt' nl,l. .... ]tart~ :::D,;t::y ~ ~.'17~~~""~,;,A=T~=,l=.=H~~~.~~=,=f=H==E=-'=·T=ll=ES======ii 2•31 I ~ur : ~f 11111 d 1 >~ ,1HlLur~ ~ "' ~·• Sport.~ il~d Mabel Evant~ or Dayton aud Belly Allri N11.ncy Bcnn of Galltpolts w••• 1: gucsll'l of Mrs. M :t: Rathbun 1 here tht> lt•lter 11 art. o! the week Mr. and Mn.. J P. Calderwood of Manhnttan, Kan.'UUI. were gucsi.IJ ltl~>t 1 week of frlnedli here 1 tnt ~+ wa.~ 1 fn ~~~~;;;,;:;,d~ PREE RENT-- For Laking care of property 75 Cus~r Bt., below Pric.de's Lumber Mlull, Middleport A:~:~~- '"'!'"• ' Mr~ WiC~ 1 No 25t95 Harold Neal, n pr~~Kmer now CQJlrtned In the Ohio State ·Reformatory, hrt.~; bM!n recommendtel ~o the Ohio Board o[ Clemency by the. flUJierlntender:.t. aru1 t.hr dltar1lain uf the Ohio Stll\e Re- , tonrtatory BH wmth,\' o! consldcro.Uon lor parole. Bald applk:atlou will 00 for h~rlng on and atter June lOth. 193l V. 8. SHERLOCK, • Chief Clerk. ~oWn ~reI~ wm-. "w T!Odan a chance to end the same. t:rrt:d on 8t1\lers and Ra.,..Unp, , Stanley and ~b'Oad Ulgle.d tn PURITY WINS : £Uc,.~n to kant \h" count at 7 i :'Ill Middleport was kept lrom Win· At Local Lot In 11 Inn· nlng ln the r.ntb only by 0 inea· Flanagan'• Fly- 1 throw by Btlvcn on 1vhlch AUena~ ' • worth v;as ee.Ught at Ute plate on en Alao Wtn j D ,•moskl'ys sln&le to the ('enter · I' statkn In lhe eleventh Ute lid Two Pumeroy tce.ms took trim- cracked wide open. Neat wo.s sate mtng11 at t ef'rc:tliou· J ball o~·cr the an enor Orate singled, so did Hubweek end Frt(Jay cven'n" the t>urlt.v 1 bard and whEll the nan went thru Ice Cream team or th- "'Middl ·t I the <'>t:tfl.:!lder two runs scored, . ,c epm Hoeflich nbo SinGled and on anrecreational league ca.ue to Pome- othf>r error the thi.rd run came tn ruy to meet. a team 01 plckt1d play- , with no one retired 1'h15 ended the ~ra one' !l.fter a long tedious game o1 sco t...~ .,_ ' ._ eleven tnl!ings dtc'ltJ.g which some r .. ,. •LVWevcr, as t.ue sidJ was heavy hlttlng and loose fielding was rcur~d witiJ no further damage. exhibit d b Highlights ot the a:ame were a. e · went ack hom>;) carryin~ sensPtlcmal catch by NeaJ otr Fish· t.he lcng end ot n 10 to 7 score. er·s bat In the fourth Stiver's cai:A::h H<letllch ser~ u~ Lhe otfe!'lngs !or ill the runth otf HocfuctJ ·s bat and the Cream Bo~s while l'cte Smith, his throw 111 the k!lllh to the ple.te G@!!!C'S stronger than THE LA ? Uth.QIIWddtuA li•tu-1,.• .,,, {llfrl, bl'* and tb~ I""' """ ~~>to the ninth tbrte """' Local Twice behtr.d . Wlt.b '"'0 out. Pete Smlt.b . Uca:led, 11ond ttum Middleport's deIn Recreataonal Ball I'"""" cnrcked tor the lint tllno. LOVE n, u-r~~~<Md/ortA•w•" mon runs bact on tour _. T eam1 Bow CoUege~mp ~~H~T~ GI~NTS: ab:th added thrt9 ''"ore wben 110mt: · M880ft Prlcb!y nilhl ret.W'ulna: Blturda}' the RUDdQy ~ ttl ltef J .-nGk nia)n wUh lhe tunulure ot Mr. and.,Ur. and ¥ri. fliDI')' Win~ __ Ill'S Robert.B who will mall:~ tbeU' lit -.od--)iftr ,._,. . IIIBt&a t( By KARY W014 futu re home at Pl Pltal&llt. ChNiettoD wert •e-M Mif ~ .C WJ..IIiam Blt!tm:r Ktu.ruai t.o hll ¥rs. Jl. r. Bnard and ~tn reiaUVJII he(t. f l empkfywent at .&Jlit.nce, 0 ., &wl~ atttnde4 a h.mUy llltiiii!JU ::.t the Mr . .nd ¥rs. Bon O~p daJ. He wu acccmp&n~ by hlt 1J\Qpllt.Rf h¥ mcttjtr Yri. J,Ilame lh -or Chli:tlutoit spent·fta~-..With &lrler..:. Ruth, Helen and Mae. ~ho Y1ckilt.port &L1.mil') Mr. o~pd Mra. wm OllJ.inMr. , wJU ppend. a two wee~ v~a«:aUou Mr. and Mz :s Charles Clow.'SOu 1 14.r arut ~ra. Dennie~ aoel vf!ie'JIB relaUvn a*' Alllant..'t, Bar· · and d&Uihtu tJf Loc~l .. nd. 0 an chHdtep, )(1. ~ Jfra. P*f bcrton. Columbul. Ob~.;ievill= ami v)si.tn& tt tbc '"'me d Mr. and M111 utd <.hUdrtn and Mill Atut:lrPlua· Alu :-n H C Turn~r kett ll(ere t.h.e wc;rk eud a:utJ.Lt of~ ' ~ J'tl Pur)' Cu· and •o.t.wght.er ot t. Duddint' and tamlly. ll~ PI ~ Dcnald iert Sumlay tor Wl rc >I.'> ol Mt :. kctt will • vlait wJ Robi111 May Paso Giants rBuneavllk when he wJU vi.6H re- I Charlu. ~rsons her~· Su n.tay. her I'IUlgbter. Dwldtill·· .• t la.tl.vt-.s 1 Ruth Chapm~u uJ Mo•ttg un wry Th, B F . R. clasa or the Metho-Sla•e Great 1 Mr. and Mra Wetka and dii.Uih- , a!ld Mn; Char ill! Snutlt <'! Cluu _ I .Jbt f-:.utlday !K'hoot lllC:t at tbe ~· 1tfr Eleanor o( Jiunt1n1ton wen• Lhc lt.wkln we-re Vl8hiu!! I l r)tL •a& hu e o...f Mts. A I'' Gold nu.u-ld{:V .;u.. j gueai.~ ol f.!r and Mrs. { hm.ly Bit - Booday . mg tncr and d aughter last wee!!: I Lo~na Wcta:; who t~ .attcnt!Lnll. I Ml• s ~ULh Hawkln~ who Is D01f CUBS CARDS AtmH Dudding who l.h .u~, •ldllt i I Mltnmall Collt"'P,f' ~Jil.' tt l l h .· H'l k •·tnn.oycd at. Clmrlc.~~t.on !!p('nt Bat-1Mr.tsh&.ll College ~.nt tiJ~ 'W~rl: end With het parcul~ 1 trr d ltl und Sunday al the home ot Senators Beat A'1; Redo end wlth home folk:b Re1• Father Kcli) •A P,u lo:t ·J ~J,r K Mr cud Mrs H c Turner. Looe; Soa Beat Yankt· , lt'n Smlth of Oolumbu., Wl• S th " and hl11 two Bi~u·r11 lr:•Jn Wh P tiLn~ M1 ;uui Mrs B K Beecher and , CUUlt of Mrs A F Ool<l W\·{IJ·c~.,, IJLlut nrd l :'l ~he1r hotn ~ ::::lt.Jclay .. !~ ~on u1 8:-ubt"rl.ou, 0 , were tile week eeo in lltb. 1 Miu Mf.rtelline Wtlson hiUi tnken 1trr ~lllltlll[.; Mr am\ Mrs w A t•nd gucs!JI uf Mr anti Mrs Ooorre lchBrl!t: or thr Ro~:ot: 8t'Uuly Slwtt :H I Och.\ Me~ .. illtd !amll}' By COPELAND C. BURO Gallipolis while' U1e owner. Mllh • M • and Mn; :!"tnl ,,... lJliiHtt . M1 ~; Etnlil'y 'ital(cr of 1"1. Pleas11 11 INS BJ}orta Writer 1 11, viF.!twg l~ef pe~renls Mr and 1' Mtld n d OattKit Ill HIJ(,YH>K " lW•) ~ l S M aut 1 pC'n llll' I(IY ~I 11 l t \~ J I WI ' · New York, July 3---QvernlghL PresentJng Kei£h Gledhill, of Stan- I, or l!.t :e Wl't' ks vacllt Ion MJ ,_~ Wtl - •-umlnllll'rOy Mn; Ed XC.tJ:.ehart :uHI !atllll\ , . ~ ~ o lit I s-;n discovered ford l'lith the trophy IECII '>I Jll al::-a •:-.ltttlnue wllh hl't work Ml and Mn; Rohrl tt• \1:-.h of Pt Jot,n ( ,}f,(aJi of Bell(' , W Va .. reWllJ a 1 reat llgbt- whleb he won when he eaptuJ-ea1hue L1 Ma ~c n be~j:ln:ung t .,,.,, .vc· PI ... l PI' t 8 lla l wtttt Ml l 11l1l d,to l1:• h'llllt Sunday aftel' · •rx·m+wg Uw h!ll1d~y here with nunrnvels 11 - the lntercolleglate lawn t.enni.!l nlng at U 1-' M ~a~M .• n sJ "T Rob""1, · oome 011., ··Ill ch amptone t~ on t h e courts of t h a M•· Sl'wat d and M 1~;:> Bl.tm m '' "~ ', Lll W> d M A ~ , 1a l J\ l i; ' h' IM l&lll 1 · C nc · et Cl u,1 at Ph'l 1 p usLu ol Park£rs burg w''"..' lit L • .. J• ~~ a d 11 on iUil rs ·~ a ' ·,,, Mel'lon t a d e. .c. M 1. J, hn Wh tlt• relurnPd t.o her 1 ' tht• lutwr,, 1 o t ~.~ ~ 1lUll\(' 111 Charleston aftct a visit 1 · Th e runnor- up, B ruce B ames. ~uesla of Mr and Mr6 W It (; OJ(t "" u lf att eme ball club managet "' Phia and early the morning or Univers11tyof.T~xas, put up a gr:eat; Ttnwsdtl y W R Y;:ont~rr at Mtdlil'[)t' t Mon- lwt e wttiJ hct I•'-'-T'Ill..<i the ilOrftled Roblns WCH! battle• '"' Keith proved IIUpenor. fll~abeLh Mcintosh ha;; rdunll·d d l} :l flcrnc:m M;.,t ! In OhittJ~er of Hartford \lis· down Ule cellar door Itt SC\· -Ito CtJarlc~tnn where f h<> 1s 111 lt ,tLn Mt ~ Otmp '" P(l nUJ ts .tJ HI l:J r tld : tltd W11l Oill lngt'l h' rc Suuday. place. Tiley beat Lh.e N~w 1~UN ~ Li:~ :u· a nurse aftrr ~pcJta , 1g :1 I o f Akrcn. 0 . optn~ tt,c llult Ua y ht t ,. Giants aga.Jn Su~y, .dter l\10 WC<'k~ Vhcatlon h en: wllll l•t wtltl. her mother M1 ~ Bw.ou .utct them twice SaLurday, lind I · ~ 1 nurents 1t1cr two sons 1n third p!f.ce. haU 14 game I Mrs F"lbert Robin ;on uf Ponwtor I Mt . and :Mr:> H B Mun·uwn Ol 1 .1nn.m·~ lliU'I,I IlLII hi tiunfl dr·a~ r th N y k Th o e ew or ers. t'J' Wat> n at thP homt' ur Mn, J aud J J Zelher of 1.- rH frnm ·ti l ()f the a C~nce Ill go Into second• T. Robiu~on Thurscta.v IPonuroy Sjtent t.he 1\-~ek end With wm·l•l 1111 , 1 " h"ur1y welcolll@ pla;:e today, shruld they beat br tt >t., 1t Jennll' Ta VI(.r JnrouttapPo{lle,thelr Ph Is &nd Bo&t.m tlop the Olan~. I lnll M1 s L.awrenc~ Capehart ll Pl Charlef. Wull acc \\'ho 1.~ rmplov.-:-c~ •ln·s~. , ustHmf.l urHI lmhltl ur Ilk b as•won Since o,.,cw atlon, the :l'lock Plta:-un! lot th" pa<t WPt•k' Wlll l'!t C lat lestOII ll1<! hill dliTPr rrnm lhllllf' ur •. ,·.·ry otlwr nat.u~ o •J8daygames and I · · d < i>t. t •run~d • tb C •- 8 Pi I 1 l;Pf,IO tht!' week 1111 lhc guest c f p. l ltl:; Saturd~v lltl ... mula\ !t{Hl Tta•lltl>,tt~ und legends or 1 ..rates"""and... ver e u.,.. rave~;, M c · · F ' "I d 'I R d Tl 2 • J to' 1 PhUHes. ' ... i l · t~;S :·\t!Jyn Ot> fll(;ng 1 an 1S BJilHU 1omus lht• lM[ '.·~tl tPllt'B uay aN as 01 course. a manager Is only I Lr~•le Ingles WLnt t...J Ptll •bt1t p,i 1 ... 1\1 <'hl l(lr~n of Mlncts\'111.: - ~?!c __ ftt>SIJ ase1er. TSN~In. OOlEP~RT. ~s:.;::=:~~'"i , IJ.IAII 1'1'1' •• • I_j~ti~::;::~ I 1 �•' 'IJA.•, ;,J tr o~ ~ ~ N u sr u ~ ,.. f C I.l '"~ TA U [) 1 5 TH • -fouRTH O JULY . -~ r r -DoUL1'-.- ··:.:u: =:.J:: - it About •...,....,., O[PUTI[st -· Prove• bJ rounT HOUS[ " tJ •PyaAJat83tentOOD; ,_ ~ 8US Y r:=Y ~ I FOR CELEBRATING .. I l .' I I S • . I I I ° I ARE AT IHUNDREDS SYRACUSE BEACH I OF I I I e:" I I I I ---- ---,- -- '"ll"'ral Weather ond'tions 1 I I 1 MONUMENTS I Y AR , I SOME HOT DAYS I 0., I ~::::::::::::~:::::::;:::~====~~~~~~~~~:~=~~~~~~~~;~;;~~~~ ~ • en !H many points In Ohio the ran test days or the month this year lbe here In the Pomeroy Bend to l!tliY ROBERT CROW HAS BURSTED EAR DRUM aon of Mr bt>lnt!: mostlY htJht. to ~odeTut.e highest tt!mperatuure recorded' was to!!~::~e~c~er, ~r.a~~~tlo~}o~~ lhull!!h h~uvy at n few places, Can- JOO degree11 each day jPark ith a~ addre811 to ex.tun '.!5 llnrhe~ Bant:... rvlllt: 12llnJune, 1931. brouaht tOl Inches ot'lplalner~Y the mtnen or the ERHex lu s, Kenton l 14 mches und IJover raln, Whll~ only 1 85 lnches Jell mlncs were out now on a. strike • ..... EIGHT THE SMOOTHNESS OF " """""' THE ECONOMY ' 0 F A; FO'I'V'I"D .E1a 11 • nch ~s The prcvalllng Lempe1 - during the aame month the prev1· He said toJiowln&' t.he rive day and .1tuJ l ~ :ue ~~n~tl\lly nl.lur uorma.l ous year There were 15 clear and strike, i.he mlnera cornmltLee and 1 10 .. • • • . ' Mrl Tom Crow, MUtrered a bunted t ht Mlnun 11 over Ohio thls morning 1& cloudy d&ys this year, and I? oft C West or IJ'Ie company met and a.r drum, aiJout four hourB after he wnghiB fi'Om 62 to 70 cltJa.r and 13 cloUdy days laBt year negot.lated an alfCenff!nt, whereby had been •wlmmlni in the Ohlo The gl'nel ul condlllon.s are now the committee were to get. a check- = • " ' The lad nllJm~cnUy fllvoroble to Julr wca- u:LEBRATI! GOLDEN WEDDING wellbmon. and also they would be =hlnalla:th:::ur~~thetoBy';~ Lh~r IU thLB v!clnlty tomeht rol· .recosntr.ed~and allowed the rls;bt \ home He r.uft'ered severe palM s.f- low...:tJ un 1 Ul!!!day by showen~ anti Mr. and MrB Leander EdeD, re- ror a coni reo::" :-lth ornc~alll of Uf he had ret.umcd and a phytll- cool''!' Jn tho artemoon and cooler slllinr aboUt rour mllf!ll b8.o1r: ol Le· ~~r y, ~ner! ~eo m~~; 1 clan waa summoned. mof!f; meeting 1 ~~~~Falls, d';ln Va.., ~lebrated ~~elrl, went back to work accordlniJ to The physician report.H. the f!Ur I g~n we g ann versary m- Tucker under thetJC cond11Jons, but drUm bad bunt because or the ROIJRII REUNION IN AUGUST day aftemOOQil A big crowd, con- one or' the mtnera who returned 1 raet the lad had probably not been The 220th 1cunlon of the Roush .!liSting ot their chUdren, otl.el rei· 1 Inter was refwv:td 'his job und u.11ed to the water striking the ear Allied ramllle., uf Amelicfl. will be nt1ves and , friends, entertained when the commltWe at.tempied to He wall made M L"'Cmfort.nble ttR held a.t the HJchlnnd 001,!1lty fair throushout tile day tal:e the matter up wlth ortlcl'ls poestble. • glollllds nt HU)sbOJor, Ohio Ba.twthey wert> denied the right Ctr.:r, Augu~l :llltn 11 It~ extJeclell R Mrs HlllfY Wllllmnoon and two Mr11 c w Met.eatr re- ~ cwwd numbt:1mg f10111 l'.lOO to 15{10 rt1lklnm ur Akron, were week end I a 'week end vlslt with IJeop\e w!ll be rJJe~;r.nt ut this te- 'igultst:. of rehl~ves ond friends in . DIES IN W.-\SHINGTON tlljo• parents at Younusoown union Pomeroy ' _ _ 1 - -- -- --Mrs Sara Bee&le received word here M:mduY morning of the death o( het brother, Bam Richardson at bill home tn Wa8hlnatcm, D C No Jhect calllM! at the death w-.e atven In the mall8&8e reeelved here Death occllrred Bunda,. ntaht lllra BeeH"le, her siRter, Mrs Ira B Poliler. and Mn Mayme Simpson e.nd ,daughter Helen, and son .lames, left Monday evening to attend tbe funeral services whlch wUI 1be conducted at. Waflhlngton Wed1 ne!Kiay rt.ver, Sunday afternoon I l I I i'""'' I ---·- I I I ' ' ---- AN~vUNCES GK41N PaJC£8 Elev.~n GREAT Chicaso. July 6-IN8-0r•lns opened generD.IIY lower today Wheat was 1-i to 3-8c down COm 6-8 00 3-ic orr and oats unchanged to 3-Bc : t~ROVEMENTS •.•• LOWER PRICE lower Openln& juices - Wheat., July &6 12 1·2 5-8, t~ept 56 3-6, Dec eo 3-t 01 Corn July 58 38, Sept it 3-4. 55, Dee t8 1·2 3-t. Oats sept 28-28 1·4: Dec 31 :s-a f. ''' . I ' -· Too Busy to Wed ....... 4.50-11 FLOATING PO'W'ER • • anJ FREE WHEELING • THE VIBRATIONUSS CAR FOR MDJ.IOWS • • • JN THE LOWEST-PRICE To ~ In 1931 an ochlevcmeut Ill - - c1oo11n. enclncerini Ol1d pricln& .. mroll1tlonary - . ' I I \I ' WElJ!~~~/~!!?,A~~~r- NOTICE-If ,._ w&ld 'tho Oflice ol Dail) TribWYI,' call 236-L 1 if tba B)lliaolf Ollic:e uk for Z02·R. l'lewa T... !howt!rs tJ11s a.tternoon or tonllht m We-!t ~ tian and LOnlght or Wf!den&day in ER.st porUcn Cooler Wednesday FULL LEASED WIRE Geor- - - Robert young • w.m. Pla..,ah ezhibU.ed hll .U t.hl P'laniPn Pllen, for their ftNt. ..... ot lbe ......,, Pooplt tllrUqut the eoutb.em put ut \1M lk&e ue wet:D with. hft' father, week end. Wlth the llanMldd aOCOIIlJ)Ulled 10 ..... the ..., Henry two Otn.nl,~pt:nt BUiy."' andtheMq. ....ha. of l Mlllo• ... Sunday famll>' 'lbey retiUntd u .. weD ,. a tine plaee a$ "ftudi th bold StGry Hia P.J, Your1 or Lt.un:ll\.reet. She wu ac- former'• paren~. J H AmOk! and far ar Columtg. bJ'IIrl Yllkr wbo plcnkl dinnera. It bu proYtD tt•H 0 V aleDtUie Sau...-qe C<Jmpented by M eolllln, Paul ){Ill- ~. ~:!::n~"':ne~~ wtll vult her da\llbter Bertha who one ot t.he tlnffi. plaote in thll dJI.for outwttUDI Mother .NIReel S.aulw .. &Ito or ClnclnnaU, who w!U of Llncoll> Hill. .. ,,,,., lmprovlnl ••• COiumb.. dtwld t~ and Her lntenae het.t. of the Henry Brunner or Pitseerllld turn home fnUowtna a r ew l!oys Mrs. n. v Aallwot!ih, 8DD Wlllal'd ~p~tali.o Harold Auauat.J.nt past lll!lveral weeD. aeo-• .. " 'lf!teran of the Ctvtl war visit with r;:&U"ea ad dau&htllf Annette wrlved from """· • 1 .-. who t Jlarytand artd wiU vlait lndeAn1teb' &nd 'MWam ShlplQ" ~ returbed w Funt>ral riter. for tl1'!' !.atl' Oe>t.tlleb ~:&nd the only IUJ'll'lvinl member Of Mrs W. 8. Bart, sp,;m sev- with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. 01- 1PluabUl'8h Sunday, endln& a brtet u:oAL NOTlC& Brntl or Ke ,Tf'i R.r,, w. e ccu~1 ucl-ed nw compllny, reut:r,U)' wn::.t~; tt.;; Pear-l p-••k-er And diir.l ...:~;to::; here at h!'r homtt, re- car Mvera and otner nuauvea. IVI.an w:n.n iieDO' ltw'fi 11UI1 other N ~ "'B !~ '"-r~r ~,,.... ·~tt !!\!!...,.hiM ec:Utor or The oau1 TrtbWlC reatrd. .. w cotum.bUt Prldar eveniul ~ r1 d loU .,u bt ~h•cl •I th~ Mae• of m. vmaa• Qffiwn Tracy, Tracy and o\t. Uu: Bethany Chon(.h ~'unday I!!- ma a story or the Civil war ln whlch Tuc:ker, Local Men, •- turned ~·here Dr Hart. Ia employed Htr Mra Dr Jane Nye omuorrJ and reo ~ and re ,.. Cled...... u u o'ckirk Moon on tlte lltD • - .I,ounl Brinr Six ~r.noon by Re" t.l;nn Tem1 II he and the late Valentine Bauvage Lester accompanted her- J« a Nn. Qu·rte Nye returned Priday Mr. and Mrl. J . J Holmel and ~:.:; ~~~ r~l~:!invr~•.e~bed~~ur::f' ;1. 'Jhe naua:hW. to •J: U .•n Vete1aru took part. . Addraa BodJ ::k end vlalt ln ·Colwnbua rrom B aeven.J •eeu viJ5lt wttb. aon . Jimmle, Of Columbus, Nr and t~• -~Men To Jail h .d a part lr the CI' J t m•. 1y 1 Mr B-:unncr l& a formt!r NPigs 1 Mlss WUClll Bueter JPent. the week ftlenSfs at Andrews, North Carolina :Wrs Alton Vale a.nd Ralstoo Vale 'f~ 1 ,.,~ ..1"11' rnl eBU.1t' •ltll•t.H. . m Mr Ben z w11.s 11; Civil War vet.el'- countlan 1 HALL ON PROGRAM d ILh her p¥enta at Athens Charltls Reuter returned t.o bia ot Akron, mti..U'IU!d home SundaY. 11M \'Ill••• OJt Mkldtrvort lll.fip Count,. '1 n ' wiy 8t years of~.~- lit tne ln his me&!!ale he ment.imll that lenllr: Ralph Russell and Mrs employment &t Bucyrus, a.f\er a followina .. wtelt end vlalt httre with :~t e:~ orp!:::o:ntu!di~:"w:-b~ ..~:; time IJf h1~ pa.umg He \\1'!1 .: son of Times have chanGed just how much • -Alma Adams rellllmed Su.pday from t.h.ree weeki atay •\ hls bome In rell.ilves. lru1or1 oratl'd tntu tb• VIII••• or Mldd• 8 Uuwitely But T 00 W~11 i Gt-rman P•U'~ltl who I· rt tJte old Is hard ot 88.]' but Brother Brwmer t But f" ailed To Arrive a few days visit ~n Columbus Po~re~~ Mrs John Hd.e and IIOll ILUM~ ~dY Mrs ~bert.SunKldao;' ~;:: 'IKIB;odoh:!.,per\JI 1, to bl 1e..-1 10 tU o.:aunlr) ln &. f:&.ll lx.:u and ne wll.:i UUH! n!allaeS that he proves by hill H 1 T" F Norman !klrh.m, returped .to hl.s m ovnge wn ,' hlt:hnt "lddtr upon 1~ followln• u.n•• Robeon, Mayor Jtrr.. 1:' th" AU tttlc Oc an wtl IM atat.ementa tha.t they have chfUlied ere D lme or s\udl6s at a Columbus bualnets6 col· Kimble returned BulldaY eventnK InK been &ueat.& or t.h6 formers pkr- Sal·l lot •UI t.. J.urd w tile hlwliwt ':ltn 1.n • a e · • , :f k , end visit. ltll after a week end Ylslt with Mr ent& Mr and Mrs Henry Klues and bicldt:r at • yt-arly ~..v. re11 Lal l'•ra.'ble eel Two l!l~;ht ol land. H J<: IIQir.i thnt ;he to \!. very areat dearet eatiOD Lege , a ter a wee w lftt.e's parents Mr and Mra I Hlte Iothe'r relatlves quarloub anti for • 11rm of the r•~"~· ·moll sallmw 'llcop had c..::mt' within For lnatance he mentlona th1\ home foUta. ' at O<lre 0 ' 1 ,.... ,... J t ,_ ol wltb. ~~ prl"''"'" ,.t r~n•••l tcrr ,.... ad· 8 ~ " M •., mr-.ae Val Bauva1e voted "W t the ~-ht fD -aniz< 1 Mr a.nd Mrs Uenu: Wolf return• ...... alld ••rB U& us ~•U& diUon.. "•rlod or r,... )lur• Toe much Pourtb of July ct'lebra.- sigh~ c;f lllnd bul. a high contnu·y u,/ 0 ;:;~ d;;;kllltlC ticket round in the J,~or a j:'mt co:!f;J'fllte: ed SUndaY evening trom 8 few do.)'! Mn Lucett& YoYuns rteunled IYoungs_town, were week end Jluelltlll Th< rl•ht ~ rMt'r"d lO rew:t •"• •nd t1oo broua:ht sb:. men to t.h~ county 1wlntl 1 1ote and diO\'C Olf!m out to u·,e~ box for Oenerul C':lOl"&e B Mc-l,e.nd t.olerable worldna oondltlons 1 vl61t with the=t.er's sister, Mr. and Sunday LO her dut~ a\ the 0 H ot the former's parentA, Mr and .u Lid~ Jw. E Har~. jaU he~ 0' 3( the holida y Sheriff ra ~n~~h· yth"' ~~'C' ~:f'~j h ~~:~ w~r~ Clelland on Nov 8, 18M when we l or to aum lt. all, we want jUWice,'; Mrs R E w ler st. Plttaburih :a::t!r a : : ::rbe~lts1~;t~!'e :~ Mrs John Strauss. 1 )by tit' A 0 Tracy and deputies Hank n rcac 11!: e' ,mvcn ea L were In the hOtJpital at Wheeilnl Pearl Parker, oraan~Rr or the Mr .md Mrs ee1er returned .;wtth famU ' ::."f;,IL& n Yaung and Dllll& TritCY a.rrestt'<l ~Jr:J.e thEY flnat sighted lnml DW'lnrJ recoverlnK from woundB received at miners ln the Pwperoy Bend, In an tlu~m and will be their guest& for J4r y and Mrs John Oeyer a d Clerk . =:c.=--::::=--:;:;;::o11 M SSE"n '.h,~; (X'rle>d tl~ ycung be.~ was ush- the front. He w~ true to his eon- • address before a deletatlon ol the two wee~ ' · Clyde Kf!yser ~d Herman e ~ e! ed Into thtB lltc victiona as a. 110t,11er to his duty and 1miners who met at. the CoUJ1; Mn C A Ha.rtley ht.d a& week d~uah~ta~d h~:nd ~~~olumbus, NOTICE PUBLIC pr Friday ey were gtven Fou~ dHUI!'hter.!l, MH; Jllmes Ha.w· I hope hill 8011.5 may read the &tory 1House 'Monday mornln1 Several end guesbl Mr and M1'8 B1ft' Rowen w 0 v e w re ves and HEAR1NG hearbll before Squire E R Titus un ley Mrs Anthony Vcr.oy, Mr!l John which I wrote to you and which you hundred miners, Ulel.r wives illld and Mrs. RQ,_wens !.later, Mtsa Plor- !~lends In Pometoy and Middlpeort Hundreds of people from various the ~hal'le or p!ll511ession c. I llqum o cwnell C'f P c m·.• uy end Mi ll so kindly published HoWever 1 tear · children u well p,s quite a number euce Phelps llr New Brighton PD , h~e t~u;;:k ~~~~eturned to thelr parts of Meigs count) and West Not.lce II hereb,- pye~~, ihat on ~jseJ pleaded not guilt~ to lhe Cathf 1lne Staat of Clt~cinn~stl, four 1tllr:-y may not have done .110 qnless ! ol the general publlc, attended the Iand Mr and Mrs Race Hartley of MISII EvelYn Eber~ach. was the Vlrjlnla /JO\Qiht solace and cooling tbe Ulth da,- of lUI1, ll31, at. 1 ettartt wbJie Messe11Rer pl,a.dt'd slt.ters Mrs Ptoter EbtJstl!lch MI S ,tl,ere ls a DemQcmUc paper 1n your ma.ss mePUng Baltbnore Y f M breezes at tl}e ByracnM Bao.eh op- t:.'cltu!k P. !II. a ,.bliv htar1D1 wOl 8 da p1lt~ The latter was Uned $100 and Mary f:u. rk.ey of Pmnc.oy M~s Re- 1town " Jt w~:J probJJ.bi.Y be a bl£ 1 Lee Hall was IIUppol'll!d to ho.ve Mrs Charles Kan and two ch11Y guest 0 .,..rs. WaJter Walk- ero.ted by Profet.JOT A L. P~nagan ~ held oa BudJ'!t prtpared :.,eost.G and oommltud to the jail up - kle Rohlman of Cllidnl' tl 110 Ml s 1surprise t..o Comrade Brunner when 1bl!4ln present to give an addreli6, dten lett J'rlday mlll'nlng f(lr Laru:1ON Pourth or July and t.bt day Beard of EdacaUon, PUiiland &ani on default or pu.yment • f J ~YY of Ia ~~ '2~ .~ !,:'J~ndcl' 1 he learns that Times have changed, but was delayed in hil arrival llng, M1ch18an for a two WeeD vlslt Mlss Edn11o Dill ~Spent. the week rollowlnK, Sunday, a sreat thron& Dlsl Melp f'.o., Olllo f•r thP. lldt. • omcer William Robson or Mi<.l- r ' 1' to the extent that ft. m::..n doe8 not Meanwhile Mr Parker addressed "'it.h relatives w~ present dutlni the rreater part tw~ttedin& ftaral year eudlnJ lt..e. 1 el.ld wlth relatives ~ Cleveland MLts Dorothy Mees returned to Mf and Mrs n.. 'r we&t were of the day and unUJ well Into the Sl, IIIZ. dleport broua:tlt Mose Qualls to u 1e dren 48 great grn.1 Jct.lldten unll vute a certain ttclr.et anymore be-l the consreaatlon, t.elllne them Just elty jaU Saturday. Qualla Ul said to two i,leat great gnmd,mldlen :~ur- cnuse his father or grandfather! whAt the corubtions ln the eoal ln- her employment at Columbus Buu · i Jackson vWit.n•s SaturdB.~·. July tt.h e'lening. Many brOUiht their well S.e,b. heai'IDI wW be heN at the have been In an lntoxlcat.OO condl- vive heppened to do so It will alia be dustry were '!'be meetlna was hekt day followlnB a week end v~t with Mls:~ Maty Lou!s Oloeckner • re- filled baskets and after a refreshina Clerk& ..>mee ID New Pol't.laM, Uon and 9hu :be liVen a h •tumM r.mprl.slng:, perho.ps to Comrade I to flel. the mtnera slde ~ ~darsu- her slst.ers and broLher nnLi femmes turned to Columbus SWI.doy Ml.er swim, 1t.te their plcnk dinners with Oldo. llltte c rlatibUi"' A P M u m ( Brunner to team that John Sau- ment before the pu~c.. e 118 here 1 a week end visit bert with her pnr- m~ch enJoyment. ! E~ Swaa tte~ ~llbe Wh 1 ay t 01 : ~"' " 1vage, one of the late Valenttne•a l Parker sa.id "Unl l8 the public, Charles Davis returned Thur!lda.y ent&, Mr and M.Js. Charles Oloeck'l'o add to the entertalnment teaClerk. Board Ill Ed~~eatloa. re~ rt ee er a l (' scns, a. business man here, Is one or .he busineM men of the ~eroy trorn Magnetic Sprlngl:l ,whe1e he r.er and family Spaur. Farillly ShGW B&turday nlr.hl .... l the ex-mayors oJ Pmneroy elected Bend, get behind the mlnen oraan- has spent t.be pa.st two weeks Mrs Charles Neff and two da.ughllltU\ place<( a. charge uf lntoxicat.lon I B }' U S WUlthu Dwe tll Columbus o.l tho republican ticlrol and that lZatlon and help them In their de'I'he Willing Worker chws ot the ters came from Ohlcnla Bw~da.y, to• •eainat him Ht ,we.s rstven a prl' · I A Nmlkw trough of low PI.:Ossure another wn, Call alllo In bualneS& m~rt ror ~tt. right., B:ess, tlere U B church at Ent.erprlse met wltb a severpl weeks vlslt with her moth· llmt:!Bry ~a.rlng b<!fore B•Julre F , , .. m Pomeroy Is 8 canrlldaOO ror coun- w no er li!l men, Mrs John Bowen Thunsday eveniur u, Mrs Elizabeth O!Uefier and w 011~ Monday mormng and I ~ow1 ('X~IldsHn~m lh~ M• XIC~n burd dl thil! yea.• on t.he lt!publlcan t.lck- 1 who rav~eir ~elv~ well s~ock- with J4rs A&nes Weeks 1\lli:IIStlng family Miss Jeanne Hlw:s who waa fined la5 and cust.s 1111d com- : L tu 1 le u son ay reK n an et YC86lr Times do change ffi w th ., ........ s, w 0 ave 8 ean hoate~~::~ Delleious refreshments wet e ha.• ben their suest returned wl'th mitted to lhe county jail upon de- 1, ht w• uther t.'l sumtwlm~ unsettled __ · __ _ and well kept plnce of buslne118 will served at t.he close of the meetlnrs them to her home here A Complete Line Of Monument. and f~lt , qf payiDJnt, '•VI'r J ht' Ohio llnd fcnn.:!ssce valle}i ~. 1 never get rid of their IT.i!rcha.ndh;e Mr a.ml MMI Ed~ro.r Ebersbllch Frederick Healy returned from 8 1 Deputy BhuUT Dana Tr,ICY ar- Ill thl' Atla ntic coast states and sou· LAST E HAD unle~ they help the miuers ''t this and son Martin returned the latter Week end visit wlth rt'lat.Jves In cuMarkera. rtated Herman Lovett and Rl.,lfltd lhe1.:"tt•w Cnnadn Another aJe."' uf tll;:,ker closed hi& addreRS by ma.k- part ~r the wee~ • rwm Cleveland lumbus ~ndua Saturt:t.y and commlttl'tl 1mscltled , ~ howeJy weather covers __ ling the st.at.em.ent. that a.lthOuRh and Girard whe.e they spent se~w• Hord smtlh who has been a MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE &: them to the county jllll Lovett wa~> Ult t.ppt:r Mlswuri valley and north It W85 exactly one Ucgree warmer the operators had said they would •~nl days as guest.a of HUJe latter s patient in HolzeJ hospital tm U'J.e GRANITE COMPANY IIWn a heart~~:~~ before Squire 011- wu.rc luto Couada Elsewhel'c the In the hottest d&y during tne not •ecornlze the United Mine ll!llter, Mrs Lawrence orckm and IJil!tt wukt-wa.s brou£ht. to hb home mOrt,. on lbe ctiargf!l of lntux.lca.tlon weatht>r is s-enera.lly rair and the month of June, 1930 than it was workers of ,f&m8l1ea unleu the ta';'~~ a~ ~~=ntl~~d to~~ in \{errs Run Friday Hls ooodlMark l'ftll'1 GraM &hd pteaded guilty recelvlua 8 rtne air pressme quite evtmly dllltrlbut- durlnB the same month this year St.at.ea Qf. West Vlrllnla and Ken· :orne 'here tor Pa visit tlon renu~otns about the same J. BLACKSTONJ:. 8AtE8 MANAGER of t6 and COAl:&, H~ ,waJS comrnl~teJ ed 'l here was a slight change to accordlnl' to Gene orate. omctai t.ucky 4'rp.nlr.ed, miners In diKer·1 W H Nichols o.nd ramlly returnFred Will and son whi3 were '#leek to Jail until payment or both No c.od•;t last night In the ot.Jo Valley weather observer of Meigs county ent atetlons or We8t. Vl~~lnla were ed S\U1(1a.y from a few days vlmt end guests or hls parents. Mr ~&nd Middleport, 221 Mill Street cbaraea have bePn filed against the .ower lake 1cglon and In the The mercury reached the hlllh on strike at tbU tUne The mid· • lth the formen' parento M H Mrs E D wm N!turned to Akron X..,ndera 88 Yf!t norWmn Hooky Mountnm 11t.ul~s In mark of 101 degrael'l on June :H~ 1 en have organised here and the :tchoiK and wile ul Mlddleb~rne, W Monday I he lusl 24 hour11 showers hllve fall- 1930, whUe June 20 and 3U tile hot- United Mine Workers of America ~ v 11 r' • Miss EUzabeth Sauvage left. Sun- ADcl '- • I, ,,.J ftOW tl'lft • low•r frt ptlctl P!YIROIIth ~/enf. . orlth one of the ,...teat conm'buti8a• e,...neere h••• 1 (hoci.,- ......WNfW,II,...t .... tftil!.lt!t wot'lcl, fwtMr _,.....;ill II w~ . . priM~~.._. . . ., ,..,., ., .,. bwiWIItt v• .My,.,....,.., oftn-• • 7et..-rom-..motorl,.,-"PkMtU,. Po.,.,.. N 41rtd rtWt of .....uoN$ WOllh 111M Mf ....... ..-,...y. G.t Ow. it .~.....,. prMoaa . .ndanl ol qtiallty, peilonnan<e Ol1d value In tbe lield oltoweot price Ia to ~e ,tbe worJit ,.' That Ia preeloely wbat tile N- l'ljruaJOtb-. I H'U'S THE Till SINSA'hON Of ltJII ,__ Hen: II _... nnahad<lod, yot _ . . s,.., ,.,•.,...... ,. ,. ., ..., • C.C....I!'J. eo.,.. (with nunblt .-.t) ..10.~ Cloupo ...,.Sodon(J--) IJf.!, Wlf.~('-doorJ•I,...)Ifll~t.o.IJ.I-- ~~--~-literoll¥-­ laa; ao llillen that even aperta - • ltllW ~LYIIIOU'rH IIODY Sf'YUIS--IIIHibt,SfortRco•liiNI'I$91, $pcwtl'hat011 uiii)QGCh 81 Mtlln. u 10ft u fthet. Mae 1011· II'IN ........ .t•ndanl•t no Mid oolt. Qwuas......,,_..,..,,....,....,.. ..,.,.,.,.._ oat _.... tbe n'llllber of eyllndora ' - Pomeroy Chevrolet Co. R. -H. RA WLINCS SONS !\fiDDLEPORT, OHIO. -. ' . AI( ture on lnd.ependeooe Da)', Prot-.ar WBoarmVeOnterOcaneWanasln Mr. Bruqqer Says IN~ IS Personals3 ::~K:l~~s ~:~~ ~~ .... ...... , ....... Times.Do Change £l~91Y' MIN£~5 !:: :;~~·~. :.:; ~ :J:;:;,:'+..,.- 1 ~~::-:::.Id..~; :u.-:.·,.·~·;::; ........,., to take a cool retreeh1D.r .. p s SH[Riff Gotstliie~hllentotzfwAm••Laeridicato ~ '[I ' \IOKDA1' lt1L1' f, ttll. sr,rr / .' VOL. V- NO. 251 COUfll C~SES IN WHEEliNG WON ·Bl SUIKIN~ rACT U' 11'1 NIW8 1'111 IM TRS DAJ ...Y 'l'JUilVNI Ex-Film Star Wed OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PRICl:-'SUNDA Y 5 CENTS. POMEROY, OHIO, Tt!ESPAY, JULY 7, 1931 NH · D~OS INi As U.S. Finance l\tct French 'I~RESIHNT'S ijUANOlHl ABOUTi WAHO£N JOB j Coal Companieo Get The Worat Of Battleo In Court Five Men From Vari;,..o 1 Parta Of County Are After Job MARCHERS BESIDES INCUMBENT I By Belmont Commiuionen Who Tum Deaf Ear On Demand• Delegations Preoenl To 1 Aok For Road Imp- - rovemenb I IOEA1 Fint Job of Kind D£BT HOliO~Y Of fOR O[BT HOUO~l liTllf. HHP TO U[~S!IRY IN U. ~; !WILL B[ Rf.~liH i I , IC ri I i c a I Nerotiationa i , I With France Are Concluded Miraculoua Change NoSI&ry To Reduce Huge Deficit -- By GEORGE R HOLMES � 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 07. July 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/. 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