https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68a3b82d6b32b9620240410ca349af1d.pdf f6a82a4de698ff71cd7de690cd0eb5dd PDF Text Text - .. _.. ' ~MUCH INl PERTAIN I EROl ... .......... _... _ --- ...- --. ·- ·--. .... - -· -··---.- ···--·--_,____. .............___,, • ....• • R£AD£RS NOTICE.-If the Newa Olice of The EL-LEN. MISS $\MPKIN~ 'V'IIL-L- 'BE HEllE A.1 A~'"'/ MOMEN"T VOL. V- NO. 268 Bomewhai ForM I)' l'hl Hftl 1T1 Ill THIC DAL..'!( TIUBUN.I LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO, MO \ D:\ Y, Jl:L Y 27, 1931 IIY C.UUUb as, .. u U C&M1'8 ,...,--14.00 PRIC~SUNDA Y 5 t;ENr~ .. . ~ICTIMS TOTAlS -4~. or liST vma1 ea Of t TEN I ·MISSINC 1 -'·'· ~ As time mov <!s m While · eri Bodiea Still a«!ldent.s Oo inarked dep-ee of I portuntt.y 1S aftor back the palM ot" uee back to a cert year 181M. Samuel AN.C 1 Lie ·,~ " t;,e Morpe ' · '· lified WOUL.ON ''T e~ DOV'IN ""ll:)WN II= 1 DIDN'I ~.6o..VE SOME S._.OP!>ING M11s.1. bartered for :J'o ~ MO.. ,~y DIE 1o oo .. .. land 111tuated on U 1he St.te or Ohkl th.ls !and but retal From Burn~"'And lnjurieo Received Durin1 Holocaust tn Bollton. Thirty DlOVf>d l.o the plaet: pW'chased and f( Uttle vUlaae had 'I Ttue vlllqe WBI the yMr of 1841. Mat wu removed Thla particular &It pame or Pomf'roy ijle o;t tha\ time d OH 1 DON'"!' 90'n-1&~ • .. l W6AR. AN l.Q a .an-OPheey , stating, 1 t.ton, It's ferUle soli tt·!l v.-ater-power . P. oomf' em lonK, an I kNOW "TH!i..,..'LL !"1"1' • SI.NO ..... 'E:t-' OU>I 'TO place Of !'Ommerct enterprise." Wt! can well see in thf foNJgolug pa plonn:rs of Pomer, t'd g1 cat Idea Ill In ttve. minds, as w t cf the ri:'SOUI'CCR O.t we tmd that in tll buslr.ess of Pomer frcm pnu;tlcally no· larae foundrtea, fa principal output of e t ~ruo a:hd t.ilf! pro. ducts, door, sash. ntture. Also extensl bn,mlne works wei' that titne. Turning a thumb of l1.1cal a!t.ernoon lu e.~ll t:illt' Nurth portion. FULL J.. t>ON'T KNO'V'I ~OW wE'D 'E'I.ER 6'1!-. ... L..ON<:a w •.,..ou-r 'THOSE DRESS !OO!'tt-'S ,Jw$'1' I'Ll"!' "TH"''T FORM ~~ ~e 6e.WIN45-ROOM, WAS BU! b<J:ok cept pr{.bably r.onlght and Tuesday n,.. thundershowers TU~1 Narmer l.onlvh t exct:pt near Lalu! Erho. 'teat 'bistrll'Y aenerauy tai1 Dall) Trib\IIUI, call 238-LI If tho Buo!Deao Office aak for 202-R. Samuel Wylli ThfiYiftl .. , ' out, WEATHER FORECAST- JIIOI waat 1:!00 1 'l ...ou -n::> ""es-r""" I' COUSIN 'TII-II that the early .!!Mtl '• --'"'""'""";&"->uwo'lor:O> IS WHAI ~E BOYS ON '11-<E l'tANCH CALLS ' ME ..•. 1. NE'IE~ WHE"' 'l LOOK .,. 'YOU .... l CAN''T "!Hit-11< MISS -,;..IS 'TQ.ICK .... A-r LEAS"!' NO'!' : 'IERY AN..,.,..ING ·e:><.ces:>• · · '· L-O'IE \, 51-r S"I'ILL I '"/OUNG """'"" . ... .,:..IS IS ... FAMILY />o.FF..IR.. MUC'""- .. 9 · B·SIJ"I' •. OH 'RO!.) ~ --- l. "1\-\!Ntc.. -Tou'RE SIMI'>L..,.. HONES"1' 1 DOR.41. • . . If' "THEY WEI'>E NO'T REL-A'rliD 'TO -,.'OW 1. DON''!' "THIN!<. 1 WOWLD C:ARE MUC:,.. eoR.seouS'yow PASSED 'IOU!:!. 'TES"I' l.OO%, PERFEC:'T: rOR '11-liiM . • '· I \:' • j (:hange Makeo iltni&y Wage Rate • I JOBS �' • ' THE DAILY TRIBUNE u _ . . . . _ - ..,._ u, ,.,., ... , od ,..._., Ohkl. UDder &he Act - · ...,. . ._ of March 3, 1171 " at tbe Pool Ollloo at [ Publ1abed Da.Uy and 1 . _... "' Lo.., ....,. . -· l 1 r- . RadiO p rogram s....... """""''· o , ~\ ..r-> , When our lrleDdl Rnd ua lett.en or Dl!WI matt.er tor publlcaUoo thf'Y ~ ~ -=:::::..~-~-=- _ _ ..:... ! OMe!l lt(ln their D.lol'.)&--&].thcnJCh not necesaarUr tn bt 1 JULY t'l' 1 ~ ADIII5'mOUI Jetlen, bowftr exodl•nt sr.d dHtn.ble 1n tbetn· i v; ABO- t-lew York 1::14:8 6-860; l pm 1 he Dlct.ators 6 l!i, Denm'> . . . . Ill: DO ~ect wW be publlmed. I Kms s Oreh, 6 t5o Morton Downey .-.ac1 'ID 1111 'I'UIE MEIGS PtiBLISHING COIIP.t.NY .r IJomuOJ', Oldll )~2~~~~~~~ By W p PETERSON It}l(~ir respectlv v 111.nds from now unINS Statr Cru~ndcnt tU ~.1e 5prlll8" u( lY33 During th e \ Ohkaao. July 27- INB---AmOlli! twr. y~ars ttle plants will bocomc the r.ovel sights at CtliCqo'IJ World l ac('ustomed to lhlnK in the eonIn 193S will b.! brllliantly col- tatnns In May of 1933 just belm e avenues ot rruit-bearln8 treca the cpenltli oJ c.he world fatr, lho from troplr.al Janda. 1plants 1n UuJir recept.ablclo will be tlature rubber t.rees from Celom~ \ loadild on ships a!ld brought In heat blo vnd Brad! guyale plant.! from rooms across the Gull of Mexico I Pan~ma. orllltll"e e.rul lemon trees and up '.ho Ino.SS:a:.J)p and Illln Ji5 from th e aoutbw est--all will be on l wat<:rw11y to Chicago dillpla)' at the exposition 1hcn they wlll be unloaded on The tropical exhibi t wi.ll be onlv the lake front at. Grant park, tmd a small part of the ralr 5 ho.rtlctu- 1the~· wl.H be tmnsplantcd In th!'\1 tural woneers .•• 5J.K'C~- 11all wid e.C'nl :~.!nen; d1rocetly to the fal1 probably be cm1.structcd to shelte1 grounds The y will be kcpl in th eir rock gardens and nundred11 of tl.row - natlw 110U lu this fashion ers from all parts of the w0rld ""there will be no jarrlna, bceattsl! There wHI also be competlttvc ar- all tt(l.Jlllporta~Jwill be by boal ray:s or vegetabk11 , Jrult.s and grains So I hesf' trees will bear rrult here H ow the tropical trees and plar,ts out.do<>rs In natw:al ~ncr durl 1g wtll he brought to Chicago for ~ne the wa.rmtn of th~ 5ummu Det1 s, expcsition Ls described by Harvey J orang~~;. figs a nd bre<\dlfult will bfl J'iccnce agncultural director c:f the S<'cn arowing out.doQI'l3, In ~he [nil tatr I he boxes wUl be takcon up Etml piJC In Jib.~ southwest state!> and 11 td inctoors Octltz-And Boutn Amenca we ate tllc newer e:d11bl.t in lhe horl• a na glng this summ,., rot llw t ultmal :utll ~ t.o be a~rrut~d by transplamlng of thr Vll"l"lfl!lli cU1us tr ~ ptlHl~C i t wt th th r:Som t~ o!Amrut~r.r dak> and fig lrce:s to large (;ric"ll f'lon~t:> ,.,,del Lhc dirlctton bcx containers · he said of Hrn ry P~.;nn !ilesldcnt or Nrl'i ~T\1esc plant!! and tncs \HI! grov. York uud G~.;olge Asmus of Clncaln the 50il lU these coutame1s In go --- l1 Band Concert, 'l 30 The Bon 1 7 45 Gloom Chasers, 8, 1 Crime Club B 30, &ow-)OLK Oron 1 Bon~ I8 t5 Bumme1 Ibaruo s Orch, ,..,. s-m.. Olfke aud Cirulalloa lkp&. Call mt~ a r • B41MdrJ (NDee C.O a..t:" Daze. 9 O~.zy Lom- 1 9 30, An.besqul! lU [ FlEtcher Hendenon'a Orch , 10 30 1 Bert Lown s Orch 11, Ben Bernie s 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Oren, U Populnr Orch W.t.AF- New 'iork 14543-660 1 6 1 pm, Lure of the Tropics, 0 ~ . The 1 ooldbersa. 1, Cuban Ordl, 1 Ui Weber and PleWa, 'J 30 , Oyp.sles; 1 8 30, Popular Prorram, 9, Tru" j story , 9 4S, The Guardsmen, 10 Concert, ll, Popular Orch, 11 33 I Paul Whiteman 9 Dance Orch WJZ- New Yort <:!lfDli-'JOO' 5.4!) pm , Lowell Thomas, 6, AQlQ.$ ·}' And}, 6 15, The JesLers, 6.30, Pht} I pook, 6 46, Orch, '1 , RoXYti Qang, 'l 30 MU51Ciloi ProgralJl, 8, Popular 01ch , 11 30 Relll l''Ol~. 9, Bxpress 1 9 30 Mr Bones and Company, 10 Bium~r Musli,:, 10 30 Ru.sslan Ca~h Pf~U-IWUQ"'~o"'• ~ I-..Colllliiiiii!N.Oti. ·- - - - - - • edal Cho1r, ll Cab C11lloway s Orch 1 ll 30 1 ed Black s Or ell i V¥JR--1Jc:Lioll lf00 -75U) 6 35 pw , 1 SOLITAnY TN FAl\IILIRS--C1otl settcth t he so hlm .\ Bll:letall Scol-e5, 6 45, l'l'".e Mwucv.l l he b11ngeth o ut tho:-;e \'>-hlch a1c hound w 1tu Bakc1s 7, Ttlo, 7 30 Seu:madfl.t>, 8, I Popular Olch. 8 JU Real Folk!, ' cha1ns, hut the Jebdhnu~ dwell In a dry ].llld - I"'sa lm 9 30, M1 Banes IU\d CompBI1Y !0 : Amos "n Andy 10 15. Lowe 11 68:6. Ttlomas: 10 45, Old T1mer11, 11 15 Louie s Hungly FIH', 11 30 Mid- 1 j mght Bells. 12. Ben P ollock s Otcll I WON-Chicago 1U6 4- 7201 6 ao CHILDISHNESS pm, Dmne1 Dane~. 6 45, H 111old 8 05· Louie~ Hungty Flv ... to m.;n"" 'ITeen W"OU LD lhtllk that after men had rrrown ~ 30, Band Concert a 30, Popu.ar estate, phy!UCUJI:h and had dtainlild pOSition~ o( 1m- P10gram 9 Hlgh Llte, 9 30, Chua, Lu and Em lO 15, 'lhe J:ilcbu ms 110rtance Huch a:'! oecupymg the govern o r s' c ham~ of great Bo~ s . 10 :10 woN o 1cn 11 Bill I stateH, the~ would abo attam th e s ume positiOn menta1ly Oonahul:':s Orch, 11 20 Duke El- 1 llniton s 01 ch as phys lcully But suc h, however, lll fhe cases of thl' go\- WLW- Cincl nn all 1428 -llOOJ 5 -!S crnor!:l of Texu:-~ and Oklahoma, dne ~ not seem to be true pm Lowell 1ll0mw; 6 Amus 1 Ancly (i Hi B;u;eball ScOleS 6 30 1 At present u greut childish fight iH hemg ~htl( ed be- Phil Cool. 'I Rax} s Gang, 7 30 1 t :-;ou th e l"ll 8Populm Otch 8 Pnpul.u 01 ~.;h tween t h e cIHe f exec utJ V('S 11 f th e::;e l wo grea 30 ~al Polks 9 Expl"ess 9 3U I commonWNilth:-i hec·au:se of two hndge~ Jolmng them IP- 1 Mu~lcal D1c-atns HI Hcmy Tilt".!. ' l '1 I ! I I -- ' Premiaea I r·· ;: • 't;"' _ ____ _ _ _____ I 11 te B 1>: 1Y-ftftl1 ann 1versan, -0ft:hel; --.~ l msuioge And a younll ~ote plct~ wo v.remkes ~oIOIIl wn 51ngthtnta~ as 11 was lcdo~~ra~d ?t~~I:Wh~~: {;;'o~er~::: dermg Boy, 'fonlQ: M7 ' Her son had left home He tlw:l always tW"Icd 1:1 for the ""Songbords singing Ho I _ I Null and V"oid. Tne absent-tnmded somnambulist who .. t.ood V.l) In th~ bathtub all &uppus~ dly of the toll br1dge own erR, ''hich prev e n te d th t• Dane!' MusJc. 2 30, Edna Walla ce 1 By A E PUCKRIN a smge1 She dldn t utter a sound :~~a::~atb=~ sh:n:~:~:~ nigh~ waiting tor the terry . bl ld" I Hoppet 2 45 Lisht Conce1 t. 3 00 N s Radio EcUtm until he1 four th birthday had pass,_ .... him ._ muoh Bh" was goln• 1 opemng 0 t ll IC I 1 ce · ,.;~· Pcpulat Vocu l. 3 ta Ht~wa Uan Rcck ·ud lJ t h bb And lth h th o:u "" ... " Th(• u~unl d e luy or the law bn f-1 ukecl one gcn-oras 3308ymphouy AJbum , 8 30 Ne,w, YHOI "y :n- Plump,e ucu y a Qlijf elbUnd T'hesingerdoesntknowlf lt "easyfmamanto tellho\\ but h takes the t.a.blo1ds to tell your . d I Pl.ne Tte ' ~oauco.;:; P 8 45 I Heat ty IiPPY filst SO!Jlld that came frotn her be's gone back yet But a. girl baR h be the I past CJnor to Lhc C;Xtcnt that he Ol'dmed huo~ :-;t,Jte's en o B•onuod ~ .. ,.·, Planl"t'"'o" oo'm'w ' ,· The Songbird or the Suuth" throa.t was the hummlna: of a tum who ' wandered away from ht; lang his -a.iie as en away m . . Ih .ot: ., • r s J Popular 011 t he air Liked by an(l she has smoe become n"as'",~"v~rs twme coumry All he has to do Ls to go 1 Socla.l Erron the toll l.mdge c1osed while as a reta 1atpry measure, e ling Mutch , 9 30 Roland Hinckle y. bod s~lrd, thu p,umpness out m ttle kitchen and count thl' 1tenor, Cllades O le)bUI. Plamst evely Till! careless ' d [ t'' f b IJ , t y 1 <y r.Je> her. L . , ""''"'' bottles Imlsla ylng h~r eg115hen wh o is alway11 .other governor has lJiocke d h IS en ~0 ne ree r ge 0 Q.ruen Answe: Man, ,10 oo. Ber- e~!b~~:s If.,. ~;~t.aa,.o Cllre#l", a r~~"' ~~ , ~ SmJth doem·t eare. " "Ka~ Bmlt.b <~ttafle4 -iii. Waa:hlni - 1 conform nlso to the terms of the- iJi~Uibction• Ruit. , A&"18 1 !!e- 1dml B~• .Pianist, 10 15, :Boswell V rcc mannel d i!!posltian, 'pnlio,..tfie program, In the ci:ltase ltd, a< pbliiWp llttlt girl Played Allto Sar;rn,w• 0 ' Bis Lers . 10 SO, Louie s Hungrcy Flv" , d 1 d to 1 d h of n interview, 1 summoned cout- ba8eball wlth the floJ21, hoOkey at O.r Own ValllkovUie I ::IU!t hnth l.u HJg"l'l:i are :closed to tra\il! · 10 35 Bernard Beane ll oo Built- soph} a ll eRt ne ea er on , age't and asked her In lUI gentle,a school Obliged her parents a.nd AC{Ordln~ tq speed COPil, Suuda.:,• Otll.fle-Hclen is olways throwln~.~: ' "\llhere trouhl<• haH ansen t-s wh e n ntemhers o 1 tl w netL o •ch e!Stra ll 30 Oq~an Melo- and 'JP In stardom .. _ .... ~ w ... •-u 1 15 the day of nrre5t 1wa a. seemed poliSI.ble, If she ga\ 6 eth.,.-.. ....,........,.e • • a,..uns....... n ~ herself at men h dlcs from KeaiSc Theatte I an!- tnought to-well If she dieted ver61ty Lo lltudy nur~~lng There twa Ircue- That's all right, f-lhc ne-ed::. 8 1 state pnliun g :-oyHtem of tht• one ~tate entered .!_he ot et LO I hats Kate • "! tn.. 1 needn't have troubled to try ta be .yeQH. .She didn't want to follow Soda! Aeeolllplisbments the txercl.fi~ , I remo\'(' the batrlcr. Armed guard s ate now on duty and JVLl' 28 Q:enue She antleipn.ted me She the medical p~;o!easlon Too Hr.~ing a. butler to h~md you Ute . Il thiS were" a beauty co lumn .:Jr [lu\s hCl philosophy and It ought ~o Bmith11ln It already And her brJc aw brac that you throw at your bloodshed rn,i y r c:-. ull un\c~~ s ane thlnking dol: H d I. - WABC- Ncw Yo(J.:. \3laG-~60I 6 011 e dcvolcd w health hints 1\ IHl bl wmth a lot Any it is to her •was set on a. &laiC career. husband Hard ou the Seam• In thl pm Ka te Smith s Mu.'IIC , 61 ;) Den- pl!ystcal cultm c, 01 a place for :m 1 I dent bother even with the idea 1 It wasn't long until her voice P lac e the madnt•>~s whi c h li'i obtammg al prcl'!e n1 I Ko ., • • I • -· Grlllll Llt!llon luv baC"k In hi ~ ms Kmg s Orch. ti 45 Mot ton Dow- rssu~ 011 lhe 1011d to contentment,· of dieting she said · l 'm healttly [aotved the pro•lem of what to 1 wmUeUa Certlury Women dml1. llllfiUr('ttl]~ ut enae; l'hlllp m ea ntim e, whil(• the two govcrnmK arc makmg ~p t• (tacl c:-~ ney, 1 Bnnd C~ncert 715 Papular hc 1 e:; one whose nature o.tld dally and tnats what matters the ltlOSL. nm IJbe -wna enpBM for a A motkrn wife 18 on~ wno Lrades stnntl ln., 1\ ll h une font on tbP- tend Progradr," 'I 30 fhe Bm Bon~ 7 45 hfe would furnlll h l\ll lhe material I don l care bow much 1 wela:ht &II in Honeymoon Lane" - ·-: ·· •her ww anti arrow for a revol ver them " lvPR, t ht' JlOor m( 1 ton~t~ \\ho Hc tr.LVC\ :-; o r h u :. uu 1-l"' Gloom er nuo.l till• uthOM on rhe ntflnlel Chasers 8 He_!li )'-GeOI ~:1 needed fOl a lot o! w1ltma: long as I have my health and feel New York tn 1926 and 1'" lo ol.~ll nll)lhlng bl!t lutJlfl) ,--Cbnr tnkcK t h l'm t n tlMt sct: llon of the two stnlc~ , art• c.: om pell ed 8 30 P.apulilr M ~sl(al t'IOQ:rum, • 1 She ca me mto th e studio the oth- well 1 eat llDYthina 1 wa.nt and yeara never mlaaed a p;,;.~,,;.,; J l 'tlu're Wronr lnl! (' (~ < ) OI!Sf'nPr 1 d 1 t t Ben Bernie s Otch !.1 30 Tone P ic- et evcnlne I\ llltle nhcad of t!le Umr. at IWIY time [ think: Wont(lll art! HOCikey dbvs were aver The muBI.1.Ins~auns are nal I01ecast by to d~t<llll tlw1 \ nllll'S t n anothPr Ill l!t' In on t' J o con JnU -;;' ture~ 11.1 F lctchel H cndct!>unl'l \rot hcr Mcmmy SOng &ingln~:~ anrl !ooll13h to stalve tl!e.maelvea It UBII sieal COJUOOY . Hit The Deck' fnllaw th e ir tnp To s,\y lhf' i<'tl~t tn (' a chon o{ the:-;c govHnm :. o. Or~:b 10 30 PopultH Otch 11 RrJ-~ wht le anolhel prngram was In pn- ally makes thew. mi~~et"able and en- ed B&ct to Waabington tor a rest the Weather BureAu mlinelll and HI:; Popuhu Dance Ol- 111 e5s silently gn~d 10 d everyone wtth dtHI&cut ~heh hcalt.h It makts ther on a vaudevme tow~~ mo~t ~.:hildlf>h chestm, 12 , Popltl.u Otclle~ru a heart wntml.ng smile blightr.uecl lhcm unhappy be.cause they worry ''Plying Htgh' 'came next She Tllke U Or Lr:ot.vr 1t .!IIQ1'1D OR TA.di.F.T"' WEAF- Nev. You 1 4 ~ 4 3-ti60) Ujup the whole place tmd then set out .tbout how they look and thl\t makt & opened tn January 11130 and stayed An}' h c np~ckcd hu.<;balnl will tell ~-- -pm ~ ~~v~: H1ymu Sine 6 30 So- to ndJUHt nt'r own rm crophan c and lhooc mound them uncom1ortllble wtth It until the tou1 :~-eat I hat no tnll:atlve woman IN t.oo 1' h..-••..,fi'S a li~lllle .r Keuralrla ca n) an etc)c s 1, Blaek~lon,-. 1 81 ,r. li rew lmtrucllon on the sidell take~> the sv;cctne""" out of llll.' IIat.e1 tn the hartlbca••ll,fulforwordo In 30 ihlnules, chf!dHI a Cold tile Pmnt r.: ton 6 Pnll(i~ of Progll'S8 ·d e of hctwown broadcalit •De youlaclf Thats the best wny' made records THE MINING SITUATION fluM lllay. aal ~be,.'"s Malaria hl 8 JO Em l S pice! 9 B A Ro!Cc lll ' 1 vunc tlncr da.Yf'l AST \1\o'E~;K a me e ting or ~(' r!(!o; mectmgl'l were ht•ld Dtu.cc Otch. 10 "snaap and PCI)/, lunl!l 0!1(' bt•~:~an to think Rhe was •• ~ iniJ 1n WashmKton 10 15 LILt! J •. Ll 1 a:w of the hnndf\ Ar; soon 1\.S she tva.s flee 6 6 6 Salve for &..hy•s Cold No lflUgllc no fllll~ no pomp or) ~hto SKmlleth pEroves11 111 ,You c•h'1 persuaded to sisn with h4•t\-\ C4.! ll Jnlll ~l~ and op<•ralor!o;, Jt Iii :-;;ud, for the put - Callo.way~ c 01~~; 1 ilcRu~y 30Va~l~~ 6 1 c cctemonv Jusl plu mp Kale Smith ca er a very ng oes c You know her theme song pose of mmmg out .dl differe nce:-~ betwCl•n th e two partJ e~, and H.'s Connecticut Yankeell, ll 30 I the SWC{'l stngo 1, swccl gltl ' ~<ny s onlv hur 1elatiH·~ call her The Moon Comes over th~ n l • 1 rile L:onlmentols 1 • ~ • Kather111e And Miss Smith" She t 1 Sh It hi hl l l IC l l ul 1 I I ag,\Jnprmuc.:mg I W1thiH.-\il'"\\l) coa I aong eo.YI WJZ -Ne...,YOtkiJ'llla-~OO!i:llO I ~antbearlt -Thl 9 I !Ill da n epnzes g Y 1 ' She \l as thu t way twenty-two '" vew o e t.n co--lyrlclllt bend )t wali th o ught at one tJme thut all dill en· n ~c:..o. ha d Pill, Po~u.lur OHII. 5 -'15 l.ullt:'ll 'rec.rs ago when she \\.'fl.S born No' het good naLure plus her voice, Plump Personable I'hlloo•phlc:al, · h l l tl 1 Tuomus . 6. Amos t1 Ami) 6 l :i m11ke5 her broadcastln1 wha.t it Js P Ia • • been Rdi h•cl nnd that t e men wou 11« l"e urn 11 Jell o r - Gus Van 6 3U Phil Cook 'J Tho enJoyable entertaining helpful ' oHpu r h 1 k · · appy, Heat y, Helpful mer pht ccs m th e m~nes FndH y, but when Frida) <"am~ t he Q ut~. e1b 1 ;m Pauce S lslet s. 'I 45 "There"! something o.bout the That's Kat<! SmithA Complete Line Of Monuments and Sea Clumtle5 8 Papuh11 P !Oi,: l tlm IPrcg 3 30 llghl Opeta Alb11m, 830 'Memory Songs' that 1 feel • she m e n did nnt, Saturclav wa~ a trifle ~hfferent but not enough 30 Death Vnlley Du)~ 9, o lec Burtul'"tt Otdt, 9 Lll. uud tlt:s ot snld to me The Sonlblrd or l'he South 1 have round they rcMarkers, to warrant ho pcl ul ,:H gjli-i hcwg pu :>~t('j amung bu ~>~ill e:-;:-J mcu C:lub. ~ 30 Chu u, Lu una. Em, 9 45 Oha tlc~l ~n. 9 30 Hubbard Ot?cety. cn.ll many happy times for a lot or W• C••'t Han ETer•••••• . Radto s Gteatest Lovr1 10 Slum 10 l,.Vo•slfy r ourl lt1tl.c Urgan rrnn- peopl~ 1 koow that The letter~ MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE & lll the ("OmmunilV Mw;Jc lll 30 Du1um Ptotut e~ ) HcrlpttG 1 ~ 10 30 Lomc s Hungrv tell Dl" One de~>r couple wtote and Life Is 1101 rt('(.-esearllv rut!le t.. GRANITE COMPANY l'~V('JVthiiiJ:" ha ,.; ht•P n <arl"lcd on \\ith !-lUI"h 1"\ec.:n'<"\ ll Plutl Wh.Ct'mlin:-; Oich II 30 IFtH 10 45 Continental Trio, u 1la.1ked me to slng "'Oh Promise Me ~uh~~ :: ~~~~~~~-~;~ 1 ,•01~ "n''•"•'•':nc . \\ h l 1 lhe Cunsolahes Plnntnticn Echoes 1l JO Dance 01 on a given date for that was to be " •• "' that ollt~td('J~ lJtt\(' knm\ !UHt what HI gomg on. n It-\) WJR- Dctratt < ~00-7 ~01 (J 35 ~m \ _ _ _ ' _ __ _ Mark Every Gra"te 'Jr 666 I I L I I I I I .. ' • b"-· J:t,lin('d nes~ I,- '5 n: l v M0 d eJ Pr·son Nearm" g Co.nplelion I ¥.._ • MONUMENTS ' I ~ld Columba Hotel Fort Hayes '!-1 Co/umbul' i'opul8r . .,., ~ Roomo Wllh l!alh al $2 lo $3 - No H~ Convemcnt to Store s and Theatres lfUE PARI~IWG LOf ANI) GAIL\Ca R. B. th r lr lumil~eg S ~ nk cf-1 ~nJnrc t'velv f-l cal~n flllkl.l v u P11~ 1 lOJDDc H ticanl S{ IV II H(h <..:ltH'iJU~ bfldY 1 ·on•~ c'Tll~d \\'lth thf•rn. Ld u~o~ .:-et together, CXf'f ( 1"' , Kl.rttpn 11 vLe ;~ l 1 1 111 1 -~. 1 J;, ca)m. S'"lhCl I L! dgmcnt and put .un enri to thit~. sen~c i ef1, Llih' Goner. t , u <10 'J. ;t~ l r"', q r i,O•~:~:!:~~ 11 ·L H11.nd Mul c. "l P M Pru.lCJq'llb bliJ-;"'. Too m al' ' ,\o{' hc1ng lllJUr~d b·• t h e ~·1::yr<1' - enaiJlr. J lo '"" @ion. '' tlUp)nrt. ~ ~UNSTINE, lflflill~ l'f C'lWU!lili, Oh"'IO ""..•• 1 ul~! 2 30 F.., pub! 1 4b Liih · c ~ Ccd,:;; ~Ia! F?. •• _,Plat • ' ' •••••·,hz 2 t-~~ ....~ .. ,.1; ~( .... .. . ' ....... ·-·· I - r ,, . < ' ' ' No purer cigarette can be made! \ 7orth every cent and every thought c ,, ts- PURITY. ';'thing th:H goes into the making ( I ' ikotuiicld cigarettes MUST be pure. ·.;" · tn .. ybe's" will pass inuster here. To1'v• f '• UlS·-tht: -~-,~---------..:.-----............................;~.................~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...<. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~......----;;.;:.-""..~;;;.;;.;,"'"T.~ IJjr"'"""' _, RoUIIh lllilckst, ripest and purest "' •• ·<J r:.tn Luy. l'.•pcr-- the purest made. And our factories? The l;tst word in machine equipment, light and sanitation. Models of cleanliness. The air througfl, out is changed every 4 Vz minutes. Nopure'r,milder, better-tasting cigarette than Chesterfield can be made. We challenge the world to produce a better smoke! • • tnl "<lit S)rll:~ Gtt~a.t. Near JU!a Mu.:;K -' "'""• ~ "';;_ ""' '" If you can~l·f!nd it j"n a ·drugshlre, f. >;t,·{ • . J ii" I ' '~-f..Jolfl" you ktck"! n.d· that floes for al- ·· m,o st anrhl_ng. Wha,t ~ bother lif• wouli:l b • .wit.hP,ut ..... corner drl,g'lfl~t. Sick or ~en: ~~u count on hl_m- CII\CI W!l!!~(~.,- ; doesn•• come tl!rougll. thot's JIIEWS 1 ,, I ~ ' L"l CONNI&CTJON '' ~ (\ 1 Ira al .. ;~_,; lC U>l!>n llhi e cl iH1 0\)Cil rnmd ed ~~~I WLW - Ciol CI!1.1lH 1 ~ 23 -7 001 5 oi 'J • 1 d 1 1 pm Lowell 1 homu s o Amos 11 th e~ ~n ll' rJ u<' ! lwH• r:•l:' m ~ t o H~ no !>IOUil r('U ~n n W 1V tl• 1·~ .w~ ti 10 Su uth \lu Smge\1 6 4u men t'hnuld 1}tl l he !1 11-lk on thPII jtJIJs .lg,un Wtlhln a ,c' n l Ball•biiJ t~co t c, 1 I ll~ Quaket . ' I h. ' 7 JO t- op ~lnr Orrlo 7 J[o SlS\(" s of I lew r1 ,1y- Th e stn kc m i omcroy and \i c mJty 1.1s vecn l ll"!t' 8k1uet u P\lllu'~ Orch 'b 15 going on 11"1W IOI' ~evcral wcok s Snlhlllg h ut lo~s of hul-it- , Muuav Huu cn s Orcot il JO Huo j lJOIJ U ..J \\Cl • II (I \Ol CitgJJ!s 9 JQ neos to Jj 1f .d iHJ~Jnl'S!-1 m('n, ]OR!-1 of wag e~ 1o mmerH an rI I .1 C!li.:Jnlclcs 10 c 0 , 1011 Qulc,; M 11 _ 1 bOI CI.• Jn<'~" of f('\'COUf' tn the UllC l"RtOI"S 1 haM resuJtecl, ~li ... IS Ill JO Vntlct ' 10 45 Bob o .~ewo~ln!l II. L ~~ All t!i;w; II 30 Tn l(l f' m~ .m hm c , oth~r coal ~ommunitiCK lll'e r e apm~ Moon Rlvc1 12, Pup.tla; Otch, hrought on hy OUI' sHS !1 Cns io n lt is high t1mc 1i 2 ao an 1 ricnt~ li ~ . , ,n i '"I! the b en oil~" 1.-') uam.c OrchrY!LJII thnt onr mJ!lr'" be humming on ~ (· m01·e With 1ndu~try If 'h::EU-C hot1to ~ t c11 v O(J A M cccrwmi, e(lnd .. l• IlK v:1ll warran t at all then O})f'lHtion, ~llhc. 1 '· -:,a llol ~ 1 rite.. • ... 1 h.uu li\tl., 1U liC :J,\ ..__ 11 .! i J J() lu \1 and 1ha.t nur m(•n be ear•un g- wagcl"l whmchy thc r \\Ill e 1l)"IHl M u :'!K, HI ::o n .. lnloJ(l H uac tn be a·Hl II h \ h ' I , e r e m• "t \ 1t.•l ', Jnteie~tect tn \'hat 1H gomg I)Jl To th1• m.!'IJdl' l', Jl :-;P •lm ~ ralhi'l' fooh ~ h '\ stand re"'culy' t~ ' h yC)u in a hundred ,ays·f 1 ('\'I'H" m r~·l an iii w oman m thcst' t own, ::>Kttzl' • 1 4<1 .. ' J. BL.t.CK:STONFw SALES MA.NA.GER I 'lnou~ Mc;-t u .lU Duke E"Jiln)l,tQll , OH.:h \J t.ll ~ tJiLIJ 1:i.JU t:la1t~ Lu ll.llc-1 J!m [l <lfi rh ~ thilt t,•, o iD tc;un Smnh IO 10 Ma~rn T 'n1t 1$: 15, 1he !::ilt t;IJ tnH .UlJ,I~ tO ,.u gro up:-; of m~n ,l'mploycr and e mploveP , ~o~hnuld have sut h ,Hocbw Ka) s Orcj\, 11 J<.r 11 J .sm a tlifli ctil l lr m c 111 gcttmg together Thl ~ ought not "~O to~~~~~~~ Ot ch 11 JO Dill Donanu~ , 1 'l"'lt''jll< ! ~ DllUGGISTS • ' PHAR.MACI ., ' 1 hv thl!-i ve~l (}f :-;et·n·4y ~~hard to fathom hu L I::t~~~n,s~.~~~ Q;~~~c 1 'Ihr;.~us~~nl tt I ~ !:! Lippn~cll Uw men engaged lU the parlc):-1 know what Ponce StstJcs. 'I Sl ~~er~ of tt~:· Skll11 t 8 30 Bubble Blo\\e l ~ 9 JIJ I ... th ev r!H' domg Clai:J Lu Ul!U Em IU Amos u' • UnqucKttonahi} the mmmg mter m~t!-1 nr<• th!' l n~ gt•'"'t And~ 10 15 Lo~>.ell rhomas, 10 3o.l • h lh t t I Ben f'allnck,o; 01ch Il ia L~llll"S I thiii J~'-' .dnnJ.( 1Ill' rn tlr c ben d nnu ~ P.n OKC m e r t>K f.! w Hnq:1; Five 11 ::10 rhe Retl Appb: come staf{na te d, t."ven'lhlng m lhe ht•nd 1~ m nrl' 01 h "" Club , 'h h 1 WQN-Cl!c.tgo i416 4-1201 ()poll j 1\ hr IU$~hl to a hn lt. m a bU"IilC"K \\ a y en t t:o~ nrt ur:;, s .n~l ng Ladv 6 30, p 11111hand Jud) 1 lh4'1l' 1-. 1 .11~ ., h 1 •~11Je" " mc\TI m c lth('l Pomeroy 01 Mllldl r \d~~ !Jil c uy t! 30 Dtnnet Dance j h U 41:1 H~1old 4ectl 1 115 Lou1e ~ po1 l \\ 11o ,J H 110t tl!e l the ~uspcn~1on In·' drnp n u~J- i H ul l ~ l \ FI \C ; lli unck Wult nml to --Mr and Mrs F red Stsson u •d tv. o SOll!l ot Charleston Mt aml flt r-. John Chatlleld and daught er Helrn al McArth ur a nd Ml~s Ruby T1 ao of Pomeroy Werf' l',e I!Uelils o! M1 and Mrs Jome:o! Gtevem; here Sunday. Franlr: Murrav, ChRrles Munay ~J:foaaley SwiSher and Donald Moore returned to WhiU"ton W Va. whete they ere employed at.er spending the Wetk end here w1th 1el.tttvs M J Mccarty was hetl.' OHlr t~ week end v!Bitlng his wife Mr ll.lld Mrs F S Powc1s motorCd to BUCYIUS Frida~ :fur a VISit Wit/t relatives M1 PlJ\\e l ~ l('tllrll"<l S\ult.l) 11 ~ t1 f•"m 114 11 J:u: k ~r11 1 ButJ1day evening v;Julf' lhe IAt(.(r 1r tu flfl at NOivr l lk ;mel 'he lllllllm a maned for n longe1 vtstt 1 ' ' · Dalhla Pauley SIJent the week ('nd lhl~ mo1 uhtM rrmu 58 r. t W1lmlllgton in Charleston v1s,tmg fl lends to 6~ at Columbus 1 Mr and Mrs J W Dye 15 nnd Th• m di cattons Il l r. ! Lf' weatlwr daughter Eloise and Evelyn Miller will continue fair n11d slight II' wnrm ' returned Sunclay e\enins t 1om 8 e1 t~ this viclnltv tont~ht nnd 111ts weeb vacation They 1en led il cot- day ta11e at Indian Lake \\ he1e the\ spent most of lhe week Howe\ec GRAIN PRICE:; theY,. vtsiled at Toledo Springfie ld and resm ts on Lake Ene M1 s Byers wHJ nnw 1eBUme he1 duLles at Ch~rago Jul} 21 - IN S-f,nuns 1 pthe Wanda Beaut~ ]]at lot f'HNl lriP.gular tod 'ly Wh!u l 1\ 1 1-U Robert Pattcrsu11 1s here , •sttzn .. to 3-~c do\\11 cmn uno hanewd 1f ·Robert Han is of Second a\ enue "' 3~8c up an doni~~ 1-A to o-fl c do • Mr and Mr5 Jaek Stout ot CoOpu-.lng p1 cu " Wm•nt July 51 lumbull were the week end guests of 3-8 Sept 51 3-tl j-8 Dec 'i'i r, - 3 Mr and Mrs 0 B Sl.<>ut Fred Bush Is spending the week Cern Jnh ~7 3-4 s ~ pt so J-t 1 1 in Charleston with his gra.ndpru ent~ Mrs Rober t Hanls an ::! Hfln Gene Dec 44 1-2 3-4 011.J:.. J uh 23 3-4 Sf pt 24 '>-ll 3-4 : returned Sundoy from Colum bu ~ whele they have been Vlsttmg M: 11 - Drc 27 1-4 Jnrle Han is F1 eda Rumfield who IS employed PITTSBURGH I'RODUCE at the MR1 y Jane 1s enJYOing a va ~ cation at Buckeye Lal\e a mi Colum -I bus Ptttsbucgh Jul} 2'1-INS-PonUtv The County Otchesttn will enjol' - matket s tead~ (lemand modl' t - 1 a pJcntc a l the Vmlon picnic ate .supply modeinte, heavv hctts Brounds Mond 11 y e\cmng They will 21, med hens 19 , leg horn hens 13 be Joined thete b~ Vmton o 1 cheatra 15 leghorn bwllers 20, 1eilh01n 1 Protes5or Lev.ls will ll.ccommm v sp!inge1s 18-19 fancy colmerl btoll 1 them. cts 31-32, colored b10Uer 2'1-29 , Mfll Jesse Johnson or ColUm bus IOO!>ten; 12-13 ducks 15 - 18 1 apent Sunday with her parents Butter-market steady;, demand 1 ll«axine Smith spent th e week end moderRte supply moderate, 92 scm~ in Gallipolis wi~ nanees Worman 124 3-4 89 score 23 l-2, 88 score 2ll Rev, Gay retiltned !aturda.y from 3-4 , standa1d 24 3-4 a visit with h..i.s silltet .at Flederlck- 1 Eggs-marke~ 11teady, demnnd 1 tawn. "X moderate supply moderate nearly Mr anq1 Mts, WHIJ.am Seipel anri Clll h" nt receipts 161-2 11 , fresh exchildren or Columbus accompanied tra ftt s_;s I9..,19 1-2 h ennery white Mabel Hysell who has been \li lting ex tnt'!! .. 1 1 -~ ~:! with then1 for the pa,t ~veta! da:r~ Vcge tables-maiket steady, de- , to her home Saturday even in g Me mand ~ low suppl) adequate toma~ , Seiple returned Stmday whlll.' .II.!.• ~ turs~lub chip OhiO 12 qtq basket.s Seiple and t he chlld1eu remalnl;;ld No 1 00 15 Oh1a 12 qqt baskel No lor a \ lstt 12 30-40 lu b boxes 6xfl R.i - 75, cabMrs Evert Da\ls 15 hei e vcsttlng bage erate N Y 20 qt crates No 1 • her parents Mr and Mrs Robert 50 - 1ti lWnshtn11t.on o;;;;;;-~;;:;: Ml" and Mrg Fred HoJfma.n M STENCH BOMBING TO CEA.SE Dunbar spent the week end het e I With relatives Columbus. 0 July 27- INB- 1 Mr and Mrs Shhley Mills nlld Strnch-bombing of five CalumbuH 1 scns. Rober t and Don Arc lett\tng 1 theRi ets as believed ended todav 1 Tueday for Springfield, where the, JBS t11e ;en,,t or the signing ot .. will visit r~la tlv s M M l 1l1ncc b) officials o"lf theater workct li 1 1 clllld lll ! tll:o; and un1011s and .J P.eal Neth owne~ or , ten w visit with h1s btothcr Ia slrmg or m(l Vle houses , • A R Mills. whlle the IRl!N Wi ll After opetatmg all nls shawl! un ~~ It ln Cmclnnfl.fl I df' 1 fi ll open-shop plan fo r two ye a t~ Myrtl.., Mattox I etm rJ('d to lle r INelll anllOIInCed th11t fmmer unio n home at Diamond flund n a fit 1 a emn loyt's will retum to work ne:<~t Wltk s v1s1t wttn re la tives lwrr. Bunda\ contr::t.ct.~ of 18 employe•; ' Wf'Je not rf'newed by Netn In 19Z9 ON CAMPING TRIP John Smith Jr , James Pullins. SPF.EJJF.R 1-"JNF.D Oocrge and WlllJam Joachim of Pt:mercy, left Monda} morning In f(tnwttJ G111e~n wa1 Rtr.tlr,IY.'d tn · • d 1T F d 1 the I ormers mo c or or 1:1. 1 c H • Wf'C k s camping trip o:tround Che5t w! Ma• r 1 J c ~ r 111 t 11" 11 11, ' and vicinity J ohnn y e 11 td lh nt he 1da\ mollllng on a chnt~c ci hnvlrl.g d1dn"t t • ow o.a("'h whete tlwy b·rl' t1 t~t e speed c rdln .. nce ~e •vm WCie going but that thf'Y were on tined 181" nnd costs ~mf' unt ntt l • way The boys expect to re- 1S23 '10 n.cronhng to the Im ~ ~ca l(' hl t1 1e aft rnoot.s m 01der Grw~~tr w;~s Arrl'·t~l Salmtlny CLt.re of papm wule'> IUl rl oUt 1 nl!lh l by Chief of PuUce Dann \IN THE U S ~ ,_, 18 lbcr Julv 2'1 1931 By U S Weather Burcuu C:llum bu~; Thl.' a il p1 e:o>siH-e LS sW I quite I eve n!\ dtsiJi bul rd an d the wclllhcr 1 rclwl:.~lly fait v\ el tllf' llrld of ob-~ £nv:wc n Ill's mmning 1 h e ptes sure ls a liltlP. lng.n over the so uth - 1 l't 11 :md the extrmef' n01 t h wrst and a 11ttl~ low elsewnete 1111s dlstrlbulwn iS favorable t a continued fru.r , warm weather In the central valleys during t he nut 36 hours There w~ rc no u•m nrc11.~ of conseQuence m uny rarl ot the ~011 ttr!- during th e pa•l 24 hums ::llld the tempr.rature < httur-;!'s wf'n mt dnatf' In nll scc- 1 tlon~ th f' chrm!lng be:nR to ~ li g htly 1 Wtllmtt CH! lh "' OhiO Vnllev The I m lXlJnU!ll lem~UtlLUleS 111 Ohio I ..;; nr 110,1Q8 I be thdr ftrst anmversary ' r---;-----:------.,...--~-:'-1'"­ "ROUND Tl:iE CO ~ lKATE SMITH POPULAR AND I PLUMf'' IS HAPPY SONG BJRD ' .. 111"" - L • ' \ ~~~~~~:-;~~~~~~±~===;;::=;:;;::::-;:;;~~~ II ' Prowler Eacapeo While Houtewife Searehea ~ MUSIC . II 45 Organ Mu::;lc, 2 00 put I ' IN BASEMENT - about n cessatlon of\ M01ning WOBU--IJhallcston 9 oo K I!BI am 1 ~ Melodies t· om Irncat.J.c 10 00, D1mcc 'Music, 10 30:'!( I th e Sl"II v b I ckcr•"ng . A free bndge was rm~entlv hms hed whu. h was to Haloald Health Talk Dr Pugh ' • . 10 35 Happy Half Hour Pal B ha\'C put 1\11 end to toll!'! on a toll bndge m the n ea l' prox- Withrow 11 oo Llgilt concert, 11 15 Po 1 v 1 h 1m1ty An IOJ Unc twn however wa'" ll:l~ued at the be est, puar acu' ll ;m, Bund , Clarence Eberobach ~urpriaea Intruder At Work ·----- 1 Stead Of t h C:lC Illi-UI{eli 15, Bcb 11 COI\CC L1 '-' 1tCHIIo\" 1In k:; JOinlllg t ogc ,.lh Cl . · th e IH <! -110 •01 ch IO 30.Ncwh.lll The Doou1esockctto Pie of th(' ~C' great units, they, so far at lca8t have prov f' h !Orch, 12 Populut Ouh 12 30 am) - - -- - - ---_-=:-:._::-~ . · I Hem y BU!StiC and H1s Popular Dune> -- - _ but m eum; to f urther argument which may H:::;ult scnoUi'i Y Orch unleHs ctt lm heads arc able to brmg • ' •' Mro. By John P. Medbury I I • Maybe I'm Wrong l ONE TO )od I - THE DAD..Y TRmUNE POMl:ROY, ORJO Tropical Trees Bearing Fruit To Come In Hot Ship Rooms To Fair 61 ~ I ---- I ---- PAGI THR!:! MONDAY, JULY 21 till THI!: DAILY ntlBUNE, POMEROY, 01!10 • >-· • .....T Gu<:H> CIGARETTE-THEY SATISFY . ' • �' • ' THE DAILY TRIBUNE u _ . . . . _ - ..,._ u, ,.,., ... , od ,..._., Ohkl. UDder &he Act - · ...,. . ._ of March 3, 1171 " at tbe Pool Ollloo at [ Publ1abed Da.Uy and 1 . _... "' Lo.., ....,. . -· l 1 r- . RadiO p rogram s....... """""''· o , ~\ ..r-> , When our lrleDdl Rnd ua lett.en or Dl!WI matt.er tor publlcaUoo thf'Y ~ ~ -=:::::..~-~-=- _ _ ..:... ! OMe!l lt(ln their D.lol'.)&--&].thcnJCh not necesaarUr tn bt 1 JULY t'l' 1 ~ ADIII5'mOUI Jetlen, bowftr exodl•nt sr.d dHtn.ble 1n tbetn· i v; ABO- t-lew York 1::14:8 6-860; l pm 1 he Dlct.ators 6 l!i, Denm'> . . . . Ill: DO ~ect wW be publlmed. I Kms s Oreh, 6 t5o Morton Downey .-.ac1 'ID 1111 'I'UIE MEIGS PtiBLISHING COIIP.t.NY .r IJomuOJ', Oldll )~2~~~~~~~ By W p PETERSON It}l(~ir respectlv v 111.nds from now unINS Statr Cru~ndcnt tU ~.1e 5prlll8" u( lY33 During th e \ Ohkaao. July 27- INB---AmOlli! twr. y~ars ttle plants will bocomc the r.ovel sights at CtliCqo'IJ World l ac('ustomed to lhlnK in the eonIn 193S will b.! brllliantly col- tatnns In May of 1933 just belm e avenues ot rruit-bearln8 treca the cpenltli oJ c.he world fatr, lho from troplr.al Janda. 1plants 1n UuJir recept.ablclo will be tlature rubber t.rees from Celom~ \ loadild on ships a!ld brought In heat blo vnd Brad! guyale plant.! from rooms across the Gull of Mexico I Pan~ma. orllltll"e e.rul lemon trees and up '.ho Ino.SS:a:.J)p and Illln Ji5 from th e aoutbw est--all will be on l wat<:rw11y to Chicago dillpla)' at the exposition 1hcn they wlll be unloaded on The tropical exhibi t wi.ll be onlv the lake front at. Grant park, tmd a small part of the ralr 5 ho.rtlctu- 1the~· wl.H be tmnsplantcd In th!'\1 tural woneers .•• 5J.K'C~- 11all wid e.C'nl :~.!nen; d1rocetly to the fal1 probably be cm1.structcd to shelte1 grounds The y will be kcpl in th eir rock gardens and nundred11 of tl.row - natlw 110U lu this fashion ers from all parts of the w0rld ""there will be no jarrlna, bceattsl! There wHI also be competlttvc ar- all tt(l.Jlllporta~Jwill be by boal ray:s or vegetabk11 , Jrult.s and grains So I hesf' trees will bear rrult here H ow the tropical trees and plar,ts out.do<>rs In natw:al ~ncr durl 1g wtll he brought to Chicago for ~ne the wa.rmtn of th~ 5ummu Det1 s, expcsition Ls described by Harvey J orang~~;. figs a nd bre<\dlfult will bfl J'iccnce agncultural director c:f the S<'cn arowing out.doQI'l3, In ~he [nil tatr I he boxes wUl be takcon up Etml piJC In Jib.~ southwest state!> and 11 td inctoors Octltz-And Boutn Amenca we ate tllc newer e:d11bl.t in lhe horl• a na glng this summ,., rot llw t ultmal :utll ~ t.o be a~rrut~d by transplamlng of thr Vll"l"lfl!lli cU1us tr ~ ptlHl~C i t wt th th r:Som t~ o!Amrut~r.r dak> and fig lrce:s to large (;ric"ll f'lon~t:> ,.,,del Lhc dirlctton bcx containers · he said of Hrn ry P~.;nn !ilesldcnt or Nrl'i ~T\1esc plant!! and tncs \HI! grov. York uud G~.;olge Asmus of Clncaln the 50il lU these coutame1s In go --- l1 Band Concert, 'l 30 The Bon 1 7 45 Gloom Chasers, 8, 1 Crime Club B 30, &ow-)OLK Oron 1 Bon~ I8 t5 Bumme1 Ibaruo s Orch, ,..,. s-m.. Olfke aud Cirulalloa lkp&. Call mt~ a r • B41MdrJ (NDee C.O a..t:" Daze. 9 O~.zy Lom- 1 9 30, An.besqul! lU [ FlEtcher Hendenon'a Orch , 10 30 1 Bert Lown s Orch 11, Ben Bernie s 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Oren, U Populnr Orch W.t.AF- New 'iork 14543-660 1 6 1 pm, Lure of the Tropics, 0 ~ . The 1 ooldbersa. 1, Cuban Ordl, 1 Ui Weber and PleWa, 'J 30 , Oyp.sles; 1 8 30, Popular Prorram, 9, Tru" j story , 9 4S, The Guardsmen, 10 Concert, ll, Popular Orch, 11 33 I Paul Whiteman 9 Dance Orch WJZ- New Yort <:!lfDli-'JOO' 5.4!) pm , Lowell Thomas, 6, AQlQ.$ ·}' And}, 6 15, The JesLers, 6.30, Pht} I pook, 6 46, Orch, '1 , RoXYti Qang, 'l 30 MU51Ciloi ProgralJl, 8, Popular 01ch , 11 30 Relll l''Ol~. 9, Bxpress 1 9 30 Mr Bones and Company, 10 Bium~r Musli,:, 10 30 Ru.sslan Ca~h Pf~U-IWUQ"'~o"'• ~ I-..Colllliiiiii!N.Oti. ·- - - - - - • edal Cho1r, ll Cab C11lloway s Orch 1 ll 30 1 ed Black s Or ell i V¥JR--1Jc:Lioll lf00 -75U) 6 35 pw , 1 SOLITAnY TN FAl\IILIRS--C1otl settcth t he so hlm .\ Bll:letall Scol-e5, 6 45, l'l'".e Mwucv.l l he b11ngeth o ut tho:-;e \'>-hlch a1c hound w 1tu Bakc1s 7, Ttlo, 7 30 Seu:madfl.t>, 8, I Popular Olch. 8 JU Real Folk!, ' cha1ns, hut the Jebdhnu~ dwell In a dry ].llld - I"'sa lm 9 30, M1 Banes IU\d CompBI1Y !0 : Amos "n Andy 10 15. Lowe 11 68:6. Ttlomas: 10 45, Old T1mer11, 11 15 Louie s Hungly FIH', 11 30 Mid- 1 j mght Bells. 12. Ben P ollock s Otcll I WON-Chicago 1U6 4- 7201 6 ao CHILDISHNESS pm, Dmne1 Dane~. 6 45, H 111old 8 05· Louie~ Hungty Flv ... to m.;n"" 'ITeen W"OU LD lhtllk that after men had rrrown ~ 30, Band Concert a 30, Popu.ar estate, phy!UCUJI:h and had dtainlild pOSition~ o( 1m- P10gram 9 Hlgh Llte, 9 30, Chua, Lu and Em lO 15, 'lhe J:ilcbu ms 110rtance Huch a:'! oecupymg the govern o r s' c ham~ of great Bo~ s . 10 :10 woN o 1cn 11 Bill I stateH, the~ would abo attam th e s ume positiOn menta1ly Oonahul:':s Orch, 11 20 Duke El- 1 llniton s 01 ch as phys lcully But suc h, however, lll fhe cases of thl' go\- WLW- Cincl nn all 1428 -llOOJ 5 -!S crnor!:l of Texu:-~ and Oklahoma, dne ~ not seem to be true pm Lowell 1ll0mw; 6 Amus 1 Ancly (i Hi B;u;eball ScOleS 6 30 1 At present u greut childish fight iH hemg ~htl( ed be- Phil Cool. 'I Rax} s Gang, 7 30 1 t :-;ou th e l"ll 8Populm Otch 8 Pnpul.u 01 ~.;h tween t h e cIHe f exec utJ V('S 11 f th e::;e l wo grea 30 ~al Polks 9 Expl"ess 9 3U I commonWNilth:-i hec·au:se of two hndge~ Jolmng them IP- 1 Mu~lcal D1c-atns HI Hcmy Tilt".!. ' l '1 I ! I I -- ' Premiaea I r·· ;: • 't;"' _ ____ _ _ _____ I 11 te B 1>: 1Y-ftftl1 ann 1versan, -0ft:hel; --.~ l msuioge And a younll ~ote plct~ wo v.remkes ~oIOIIl wn 51ngthtnta~ as 11 was lcdo~~ra~d ?t~~I:Wh~~: {;;'o~er~::: dermg Boy, 'fonlQ: M7 ' Her son had left home He tlw:l always tW"Icd 1:1 for the ""Songbords singing Ho I _ I Null and V"oid. Tne absent-tnmded somnambulist who .. t.ood V.l) In th~ bathtub all &uppus~ dly of the toll br1dge own erR, ''hich prev e n te d th t• Dane!' MusJc. 2 30, Edna Walla ce 1 By A E PUCKRIN a smge1 She dldn t utter a sound :~~a::~atb=~ sh:n:~:~:~ nigh~ waiting tor the terry . bl ld" I Hoppet 2 45 Lisht Conce1 t. 3 00 N s Radio EcUtm until he1 four th birthday had pass,_ .... him ._ muoh Bh" was goln• 1 opemng 0 t ll IC I 1 ce · ,.;~· Pcpulat Vocu l. 3 ta Ht~wa Uan Rcck ·ud lJ t h bb And lth h th o:u "" ... " Th(• u~unl d e luy or the law bn f-1 ukecl one gcn-oras 3308ymphouy AJbum , 8 30 Ne,w, YHOI "y :n- Plump,e ucu y a Qlijf elbUnd T'hesingerdoesntknowlf lt "easyfmamanto tellho\\ but h takes the t.a.blo1ds to tell your . d I Pl.ne Tte ' ~oauco.;:; P 8 45 I Heat ty IiPPY filst SO!Jlld that came frotn her be's gone back yet But a. girl baR h be the I past CJnor to Lhc C;Xtcnt that he Ol'dmed huo~ :-;t,Jte's en o B•onuod ~ .. ,.·, Planl"t'"'o" oo'm'w ' ,· The Songbird or the Suuth" throa.t was the hummlna: of a tum who ' wandered away from ht; lang his -a.iie as en away m . . Ih .ot: ., • r s J Popular 011 t he air Liked by an(l she has smoe become n"as'",~"v~rs twme coumry All he has to do Ls to go 1 Socla.l Erron the toll l.mdge c1osed while as a reta 1atpry measure, e ling Mutch , 9 30 Roland Hinckle y. bod s~lrd, thu p,umpness out m ttle kitchen and count thl' 1tenor, Cllades O le)bUI. Plamst evely Till! careless ' d [ t'' f b IJ , t y 1 <y r.Je> her. L . , ""''"'' bottles Imlsla ylng h~r eg115hen wh o is alway11 .other governor has lJiocke d h IS en ~0 ne ree r ge 0 Q.ruen Answe: Man, ,10 oo. Ber- e~!b~~:s If.,. ~;~t.aa,.o Cllre#l", a r~~"' ~~ , ~ SmJth doem·t eare. " "Ka~ Bmlt.b <~ttafle4 -iii. Waa:hlni - 1 conform nlso to the terms of the- iJi~Uibction• Ruit. , A&"18 1 !!e- 1dml B~• .Pianist, 10 15, :Boswell V rcc mannel d i!!posltian, 'pnlio,..tfie program, In the ci:ltase ltd, a< pbliiWp llttlt girl Played Allto Sar;rn,w• 0 ' Bis Lers . 10 SO, Louie s Hungrcy Flv" , d 1 d to 1 d h of n interview, 1 summoned cout- ba8eball wlth the floJ21, hoOkey at O.r Own ValllkovUie I ::IU!t hnth l.u HJg"l'l:i are :closed to tra\il! · 10 35 Bernard Beane ll oo Built- soph} a ll eRt ne ea er on , age't and asked her In lUI gentle,a school Obliged her parents a.nd AC{Ordln~ tq speed COPil, Suuda.:,• Otll.fle-Hclen is olways throwln~.~: ' "\llhere trouhl<• haH ansen t-s wh e n ntemhers o 1 tl w netL o •ch e!Stra ll 30 Oq~an Melo- and 'JP In stardom .. _ .... ~ w ... •-u 1 15 the day of nrre5t 1wa a. seemed poliSI.ble, If she ga\ 6 eth.,.-.. ....,........,.e • • a,..uns....... n ~ herself at men h dlcs from KeaiSc Theatte I an!- tnought to-well If she dieted ver61ty Lo lltudy nur~~lng There twa Ircue- That's all right, f-lhc ne-ed::. 8 1 state pnliun g :-oyHtem of tht• one ~tate entered .!_he ot et LO I hats Kate • "! tn.. 1 needn't have troubled to try ta be .yeQH. .She didn't want to follow Soda! Aeeolllplisbments the txercl.fi~ , I remo\'(' the batrlcr. Armed guard s ate now on duty and JVLl' 28 Q:enue She antleipn.ted me She the medical p~;o!easlon Too Hr.~ing a. butler to h~md you Ute . Il thiS were" a beauty co lumn .:Jr [lu\s hCl philosophy and It ought ~o Bmith11ln It already And her brJc aw brac that you throw at your bloodshed rn,i y r c:-. ull un\c~~ s ane thlnking dol: H d I. - WABC- Ncw Yo(J.:. \3laG-~60I 6 011 e dcvolcd w health hints 1\ IHl bl wmth a lot Any it is to her •was set on a. &laiC career. husband Hard ou the Seam• In thl pm Ka te Smith s Mu.'IIC , 61 ;) Den- pl!ystcal cultm c, 01 a place for :m 1 I dent bother even with the idea 1 It wasn't long until her voice P lac e the madnt•>~s whi c h li'i obtammg al prcl'!e n1 I Ko ., • • I • -· Grlllll Llt!llon luv baC"k In hi ~ ms Kmg s Orch. ti 45 Mot ton Dow- rssu~ 011 lhe 1011d to contentment,· of dieting she said · l 'm healttly [aotved the pro•lem of what to 1 wmUeUa Certlury Women dml1. llllfiUr('ttl]~ ut enae; l'hlllp m ea ntim e, whil(• the two govcrnmK arc makmg ~p t• (tacl c:-~ ney, 1 Bnnd C~ncert 715 Papular hc 1 e:; one whose nature o.tld dally and tnats what matters the ltlOSL. nm IJbe -wna enpBM for a A motkrn wife 18 on~ wno Lrades stnntl ln., 1\ ll h une font on tbP- tend Progradr," 'I 30 fhe Bm Bon~ 7 45 hfe would furnlll h l\ll lhe material I don l care bow much 1 wela:ht &II in Honeymoon Lane" - ·-: ·· •her ww anti arrow for a revol ver them " lvPR, t ht' JlOor m( 1 ton~t~ \\ho Hc tr.LVC\ :-; o r h u :. uu 1-l"' Gloom er nuo.l till• uthOM on rhe ntflnlel Chasers 8 He_!li )'-GeOI ~:1 needed fOl a lot o! w1ltma: long as I have my health and feel New York tn 1926 and 1'" lo ol.~ll nll)lhlng bl!t lutJlfl) ,--Cbnr tnkcK t h l'm t n tlMt sct: llon of the two stnlc~ , art• c.: om pell ed 8 30 P.apulilr M ~sl(al t'IOQ:rum, • 1 She ca me mto th e studio the oth- well 1 eat llDYthina 1 wa.nt and yeara never mlaaed a p;,;.~,,;.,; J l 'tlu're Wronr lnl! (' (~ < ) OI!Sf'nPr 1 d 1 t t Ben Bernie s Otch !.1 30 Tone P ic- et evcnlne I\ llltle nhcad of t!le Umr. at IWIY time [ think: Wont(lll art! HOCikey dbvs were aver The muBI.1.Ins~auns are nal I01ecast by to d~t<llll tlw1 \ nllll'S t n anothPr Ill l!t' In on t' J o con JnU -;;' ture~ 11.1 F lctchel H cndct!>unl'l \rot hcr Mcmmy SOng &ingln~:~ anrl !ooll13h to stalve tl!e.maelvea It UBII sieal COJUOOY . Hit The Deck' fnllaw th e ir tnp To s,\y lhf' i<'tl~t tn (' a chon o{ the:-;c govHnm :. o. Or~:b 10 30 PopultH Otch 11 RrJ-~ wht le anolhel prngram was In pn- ally makes thew. mi~~et"able and en- ed B&ct to Waabington tor a rest the Weather BureAu mlinelll and HI:; Popuhu Dance Ol- 111 e5s silently gn~d 10 d everyone wtth dtHI&cut ~heh hcalt.h It makts ther on a vaudevme tow~~ mo~t ~.:hildlf>h chestm, 12 , Popltl.u Otclle~ru a heart wntml.ng smile blightr.uecl lhcm unhappy be.cause they worry ''Plying Htgh' 'came next She Tllke U Or Lr:ot.vr 1t .!IIQ1'1D OR TA.di.F.T"' WEAF- Nev. You 1 4 ~ 4 3-ti60) Ujup the whole place tmd then set out .tbout how they look and thl\t makt & opened tn January 11130 and stayed An}' h c np~ckcd hu.<;balnl will tell ~-- -pm ~ ~~v~: H1ymu Sine 6 30 So- to ndJUHt nt'r own rm crophan c and lhooc mound them uncom1ortllble wtth It until the tou1 :~-eat I hat no tnll:atlve woman IN t.oo 1' h..-••..,fi'S a li~lllle .r Keuralrla ca n) an etc)c s 1, Blaek~lon,-. 1 81 ,r. li rew lmtrucllon on the sidell take~> the sv;cctne""" out of llll.' IIat.e1 tn the hartlbca••ll,fulforwordo In 30 ihlnules, chf!dHI a Cold tile Pmnt r.: ton 6 Pnll(i~ of Progll'S8 ·d e of hctwown broadcalit •De youlaclf Thats the best wny' made records THE MINING SITUATION fluM lllay. aal ~be,.'"s Malaria hl 8 JO Em l S pice! 9 B A Ro!Cc lll ' 1 vunc tlncr da.Yf'l AST \1\o'E~;K a me e ting or ~(' r!(!o; mectmgl'l were ht•ld Dtu.cc Otch. 10 "snaap and PCI)/, lunl!l 0!1(' bt•~:~an to think Rhe was •• ~ iniJ 1n WashmKton 10 15 LILt! J •. Ll 1 a:w of the hnndf\ Ar; soon 1\.S she tva.s flee 6 6 6 Salve for &..hy•s Cold No lflUgllc no fllll~ no pomp or) ~hto SKmlleth pEroves11 111 ,You c•h'1 persuaded to sisn with h4•t\-\ C4.! ll Jnlll ~l~ and op<•ralor!o;, Jt Iii :-;;ud, for the put - Callo.way~ c 01~~; 1 ilcRu~y 30Va~l~~ 6 1 c cctemonv Jusl plu mp Kale Smith ca er a very ng oes c You know her theme song pose of mmmg out .dl differe nce:-~ betwCl•n th e two partJ e~, and H.'s Connecticut Yankeell, ll 30 I the SWC{'l stngo 1, swccl gltl ' ~<ny s onlv hur 1elatiH·~ call her The Moon Comes over th~ n l • 1 rile L:onlmentols 1 • ~ • Kather111e And Miss Smith" She t 1 Sh It hi hl l l IC l l ul 1 I I ag,\Jnprmuc.:mg I W1thiH.-\il'"\\l) coa I aong eo.YI WJZ -Ne...,YOtkiJ'llla-~OO!i:llO I ~antbearlt -Thl 9 I !Ill da n epnzes g Y 1 ' She \l as thu t way twenty-two '" vew o e t.n co--lyrlclllt bend )t wali th o ught at one tJme thut all dill en· n ~c:..o. ha d Pill, Po~u.lur OHII. 5 -'15 l.ullt:'ll 'rec.rs ago when she \\.'fl.S born No' het good naLure plus her voice, Plump Personable I'hlloo•phlc:al, · h l l tl 1 Tuomus . 6. Amos t1 Ami) 6 l :i m11ke5 her broadcastln1 wha.t it Js P Ia • • been Rdi h•cl nnd that t e men wou 11« l"e urn 11 Jell o r - Gus Van 6 3U Phil Cook 'J Tho enJoyable entertaining helpful ' oHpu r h 1 k · · appy, Heat y, Helpful mer pht ccs m th e m~nes FndH y, but when Frida) <"am~ t he Q ut~. e1b 1 ;m Pauce S lslet s. 'I 45 "There"! something o.bout the That's Kat<! SmithA Complete Line Of Monuments and Sea Clumtle5 8 Papuh11 P !Oi,: l tlm IPrcg 3 30 llghl Opeta Alb11m, 830 'Memory Songs' that 1 feel • she m e n did nnt, Saturclav wa~ a trifle ~hfferent but not enough 30 Death Vnlley Du)~ 9, o lec Burtul'"tt Otdt, 9 Lll. uud tlt:s ot snld to me The Sonlblrd or l'he South 1 have round they rcMarkers, to warrant ho pcl ul ,:H gjli-i hcwg pu :>~t('j amung bu ~>~ill e:-;:-J mcu C:lub. ~ 30 Chu u, Lu una. Em, 9 45 Oha tlc~l ~n. 9 30 Hubbard Ot?cety. cn.ll many happy times for a lot or W• C••'t Han ETer•••••• . Radto s Gteatest Lovr1 10 Slum 10 l,.Vo•slfy r ourl lt1tl.c Urgan rrnn- peopl~ 1 koow that The letter~ MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE & lll the ("OmmunilV Mw;Jc lll 30 Du1um Ptotut e~ ) HcrlpttG 1 ~ 10 30 Lomc s Hungrv tell Dl" One de~>r couple wtote and Life Is 1101 rt('(.-esearllv rut!le t.. GRANITE COMPANY l'~V('JVthiiiJ:" ha ,.; ht•P n <arl"lcd on \\ith !-lUI"h 1"\ec.:n'<"\ ll Plutl Wh.Ct'mlin:-; Oich II 30 IFtH 10 45 Continental Trio, u 1la.1ked me to slng "'Oh Promise Me ~uh~~ :: ~~~~~~~-~;~ 1 ,•01~ "n''•"•'•':nc . \\ h l 1 lhe Cunsolahes Plnntnticn Echoes 1l JO Dance 01 on a given date for that was to be " •• "' that ollt~td('J~ lJtt\(' knm\ !UHt what HI gomg on. n It-\) WJR- Dctratt < ~00-7 ~01 (J 35 ~m \ _ _ _ ' _ __ _ Mark Every Gra"te 'Jr 666 I I L I I I I I .. ' • b"-· J:t,lin('d nes~ I,- '5 n: l v M0 d eJ Pr·son Nearm" g Co.nplelion I ¥.._ • MONUMENTS ' I ~ld Columba Hotel Fort Hayes '!-1 Co/umbul' i'opul8r . .,., ~ Roomo Wllh l!alh al $2 lo $3 - No H~ Convemcnt to Store s and Theatres lfUE PARI~IWG LOf ANI) GAIL\Ca R. B. th r lr lumil~eg S ~ nk cf-1 ~nJnrc t'velv f-l cal~n flllkl.l v u P11~ 1 lOJDDc H ticanl S{ IV II H(h <..:ltH'iJU~ bfldY 1 ·on•~ c'Tll~d \\'lth thf•rn. Ld u~o~ .:-et together, CXf'f ( 1"' , Kl.rttpn 11 vLe ;~ l 1 1 111 1 -~. 1 J;, ca)m. S'"lhCl I L! dgmcnt and put .un enri to thit~. sen~c i ef1, Llih' Goner. t , u <10 'J. ;t~ l r"', q r i,O•~:~:!:~~ 11 ·L H11.nd Mul c. "l P M Pru.lCJq'llb bliJ-;"'. Too m al' ' ,\o{' hc1ng lllJUr~d b·• t h e ~·1::yr<1' - enaiJlr. J lo '"" @ion. '' tlUp)nrt. ~ ~UNSTINE, lflflill~ l'f C'lWU!lili, Oh"'IO ""..•• 1 ul~! 2 30 F.., pub! 1 4b Liih · c ~ Ccd,:;; ~Ia! F?. •• _,Plat • ' ' •••••·,hz 2 t-~~ ....~ .. ,.1; ~( .... .. . ' ....... ·-·· I - r ,, . < ' ' ' No purer cigarette can be made! \ 7orth every cent and every thought c ,, ts- PURITY. ';'thing th:H goes into the making ( I ' ikotuiicld cigarettes MUST be pure. ·.;" · tn .. ybe's" will pass inuster here. To1'v• f '• UlS·-tht: -~-,~---------..:.-----............................;~.................~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...<. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~......----;;.;:.-""..~;;;.;;.;,"'"T.~ IJjr"'"""' _, RoUIIh lllilckst, ripest and purest "' •• ·<J r:.tn Luy. l'.•pcr-- the purest made. And our factories? The l;tst word in machine equipment, light and sanitation. Models of cleanliness. The air througfl, out is changed every 4 Vz minutes. Nopure'r,milder, better-tasting cigarette than Chesterfield can be made. We challenge the world to produce a better smoke! • • tnl "<lit S)rll:~ Gtt~a.t. Near JU!a Mu.:;K -' "'""• ~ "';;_ ""' '" If you can~l·f!nd it j"n a ·drugshlre, f. >;t,·{ • . J ii" I ' '~-f..Jolfl" you ktck"! n.d· that floes for al- ·· m,o st anrhl_ng. Wha,t ~ bother lif• wouli:l b • .wit.hP,ut ..... corner drl,g'lfl~t. Sick or ~en: ~~u count on hl_m- CII\CI W!l!!~(~.,- ; doesn•• come tl!rougll. thot's JIIEWS 1 ,, I ~ ' L"l CONNI&CTJON '' ~ (\ 1 Ira al .. ;~_,; lC U>l!>n llhi e cl iH1 0\)Cil rnmd ed ~~~I WLW - Ciol CI!1.1lH 1 ~ 23 -7 001 5 oi 'J • 1 d 1 1 pm Lowell 1 homu s o Amos 11 th e~ ~n ll' rJ u<' ! lwH• r:•l:' m ~ t o H~ no !>IOUil r('U ~n n W 1V tl• 1·~ .w~ ti 10 Su uth \lu Smge\1 6 4u men t'hnuld 1}tl l he !1 11-lk on thPII jtJIJs .lg,un Wtlhln a ,c' n l Ball•biiJ t~co t c, 1 I ll~ Quaket . ' I h. ' 7 JO t- op ~lnr Orrlo 7 J[o SlS\(" s of I lew r1 ,1y- Th e stn kc m i omcroy and \i c mJty 1.1s vecn l ll"!t' 8k1uet u P\lllu'~ Orch 'b 15 going on 11"1W IOI' ~evcral wcok s Snlhlllg h ut lo~s of hul-it- , Muuav Huu cn s Orcot il JO Huo j lJOIJ U ..J \\Cl • II (I \Ol CitgJJ!s 9 JQ neos to Jj 1f .d iHJ~Jnl'S!-1 m('n, ]OR!-1 of wag e~ 1o mmerH an rI I .1 C!li.:Jnlclcs 10 c 0 , 1011 Qulc,; M 11 _ 1 bOI CI.• Jn<'~" of f('\'COUf' tn the UllC l"RtOI"S 1 haM resuJtecl, ~li ... IS Ill JO Vntlct ' 10 45 Bob o .~ewo~ln!l II. L ~~ All t!i;w; II 30 Tn l(l f' m~ .m hm c , oth~r coal ~ommunitiCK lll'e r e apm~ Moon Rlvc1 12, Pup.tla; Otch, hrought on hy OUI' sHS !1 Cns io n lt is high t1mc 1i 2 ao an 1 ricnt~ li ~ . , ,n i '"I! the b en oil~" 1.-') uam.c OrchrY!LJII thnt onr mJ!lr'" be humming on ~ (· m01·e With 1ndu~try If 'h::EU-C hot1to ~ t c11 v O(J A M cccrwmi, e(lnd .. l• IlK v:1ll warran t at all then O})f'lHtion, ~llhc. 1 '· -:,a llol ~ 1 rite.. • ... 1 h.uu li\tl., 1U liC :J,\ ..__ 11 .! i J J() lu \1 and 1ha.t nur m(•n be ear•un g- wagcl"l whmchy thc r \\Ill e 1l)"IHl M u :'!K, HI ::o n .. lnloJ(l H uac tn be a·Hl II h \ h ' I , e r e m• "t \ 1t.•l ', Jnteie~tect tn \'hat 1H gomg I)Jl To th1• m.!'IJdl' l', Jl :-;P •lm ~ ralhi'l' fooh ~ h '\ stand re"'culy' t~ ' h yC)u in a hundred ,ays·f 1 ('\'I'H" m r~·l an iii w oman m thcst' t own, ::>Kttzl' • 1 4<1 .. ' J. BL.t.CK:STONFw SALES MA.NA.GER I 'lnou~ Mc;-t u .lU Duke E"Jiln)l,tQll , OH.:h \J t.ll ~ tJiLIJ 1:i.JU t:la1t~ Lu ll.llc-1 J!m [l <lfi rh ~ thilt t,•, o iD tc;un Smnh IO 10 Ma~rn T 'n1t 1$: 15, 1he !::ilt t;IJ tnH .UlJ,I~ tO ,.u gro up:-; of m~n ,l'mploycr and e mploveP , ~o~hnuld have sut h ,Hocbw Ka) s Orcj\, 11 J<.r 11 J .sm a tlifli ctil l lr m c 111 gcttmg together Thl ~ ought not "~O to~~~~~~~ Ot ch 11 JO Dill Donanu~ , 1 'l"'lt''jll< ! ~ DllUGGISTS • ' PHAR.MACI ., ' 1 hv thl!-i ve~l (}f :-;et·n·4y ~~hard to fathom hu L I::t~~~n,s~.~~~ Q;~~~c 1 'Ihr;.~us~~nl tt I ~ !:! Lippn~cll Uw men engaged lU the parlc):-1 know what Ponce StstJcs. 'I Sl ~~er~ of tt~:· Skll11 t 8 30 Bubble Blo\\e l ~ 9 JIJ I ... th ev r!H' domg Clai:J Lu Ul!U Em IU Amos u' • UnqucKttonahi} the mmmg mter m~t!-1 nr<• th!' l n~ gt•'"'t And~ 10 15 Lo~>.ell rhomas, 10 3o.l • h lh t t I Ben f'allnck,o; 01ch Il ia L~llll"S I thiii J~'-' .dnnJ.( 1Ill' rn tlr c ben d nnu ~ P.n OKC m e r t>K f.! w Hnq:1; Five 11 ::10 rhe Retl Appb: come staf{na te d, t."ven'lhlng m lhe ht•nd 1~ m nrl' 01 h "" Club , 'h h 1 WQN-Cl!c.tgo i416 4-1201 ()poll j 1\ hr IU$~hl to a hn lt. m a bU"IilC"K \\ a y en t t:o~ nrt ur:;, s .n~l ng Ladv 6 30, p 11111hand Jud) 1 lh4'1l' 1-. 1 .11~ ., h 1 •~11Je" " mc\TI m c lth('l Pomeroy 01 Mllldl r \d~~ !Jil c uy t! 30 Dtnnet Dance j h U 41:1 H~1old 4ectl 1 115 Lou1e ~ po1 l \\ 11o ,J H 110t tl!e l the ~uspcn~1on In·' drnp n u~J- i H ul l ~ l \ FI \C ; lli unck Wult nml to --Mr and Mrs F red Stsson u •d tv. o SOll!l ot Charleston Mt aml flt r-. John Chatlleld and daught er Helrn al McArth ur a nd Ml~s Ruby T1 ao of Pomeroy Werf' l',e I!Uelils o! M1 and Mrs Jome:o! Gtevem; here Sunday. Franlr: Murrav, ChRrles Munay ~J:foaaley SwiSher and Donald Moore returned to WhiU"ton W Va. whete they ere employed at.er spending the Wetk end here w1th 1el.tttvs M J Mccarty was hetl.' OHlr t~ week end v!Bitlng his wife Mr ll.lld Mrs F S Powc1s motorCd to BUCYIUS Frida~ :fur a VISit Wit/t relatives M1 PlJ\\e l ~ l('tllrll"<l S\ult.l) 11 ~ t1 f•"m 114 11 J:u: k ~r11 1 ButJ1day evening v;Julf' lhe IAt(.(r 1r tu flfl at NOivr l lk ;mel 'he lllllllm a maned for n longe1 vtstt 1 ' ' · Dalhla Pauley SIJent the week ('nd lhl~ mo1 uhtM rrmu 58 r. t W1lmlllgton in Charleston v1s,tmg fl lends to 6~ at Columbus 1 Mr and Mrs J W Dye 15 nnd Th• m di cattons Il l r. ! Lf' weatlwr daughter Eloise and Evelyn Miller will continue fair n11d slight II' wnrm ' returned Sunclay e\enins t 1om 8 e1 t~ this viclnltv tont~ht nnd 111ts weeb vacation They 1en led il cot- day ta11e at Indian Lake \\ he1e the\ spent most of lhe week Howe\ec GRAIN PRICE:; theY,. vtsiled at Toledo Springfie ld and resm ts on Lake Ene M1 s Byers wHJ nnw 1eBUme he1 duLles at Ch~rago Jul} 21 - IN S-f,nuns 1 pthe Wanda Beaut~ ]]at lot f'HNl lriP.gular tod 'ly Wh!u l 1\ 1 1-U Robert Pattcrsu11 1s here , •sttzn .. to 3-~c do\\11 cmn uno hanewd 1f ·Robert Han is of Second a\ enue "' 3~8c up an doni~~ 1-A to o-fl c do • Mr and Mr5 Jaek Stout ot CoOpu-.lng p1 cu " Wm•nt July 51 lumbull were the week end guests of 3-8 Sept 51 3-tl j-8 Dec 'i'i r, - 3 Mr and Mrs 0 B Sl.<>ut Fred Bush Is spending the week Cern Jnh ~7 3-4 s ~ pt so J-t 1 1 in Charleston with his gra.ndpru ent~ Mrs Rober t Hanls an ::! Hfln Gene Dec 44 1-2 3-4 011.J:.. J uh 23 3-4 Sf pt 24 '>-ll 3-4 : returned Sundoy from Colum bu ~ whele they have been Vlsttmg M: 11 - Drc 27 1-4 Jnrle Han is F1 eda Rumfield who IS employed PITTSBURGH I'RODUCE at the MR1 y Jane 1s enJYOing a va ~ cation at Buckeye Lal\e a mi Colum -I bus Ptttsbucgh Jul} 2'1-INS-PonUtv The County Otchesttn will enjol' - matket s tead~ (lemand modl' t - 1 a pJcntc a l the Vmlon picnic ate .supply modeinte, heavv hctts Brounds Mond 11 y e\cmng They will 21, med hens 19 , leg horn hens 13 be Joined thete b~ Vmton o 1 cheatra 15 leghorn bwllers 20, 1eilh01n 1 Protes5or Lev.ls will ll.ccommm v sp!inge1s 18-19 fancy colmerl btoll 1 them. cts 31-32, colored b10Uer 2'1-29 , Mfll Jesse Johnson or ColUm bus IOO!>ten; 12-13 ducks 15 - 18 1 apent Sunday with her parents Butter-market steady;, demand 1 ll«axine Smith spent th e week end moderRte supply moderate, 92 scm~ in Gallipolis wi~ nanees Worman 124 3-4 89 score 23 l-2, 88 score 2ll Rev, Gay retiltned !aturda.y from 3-4 , standa1d 24 3-4 a visit with h..i.s silltet .at Flederlck- 1 Eggs-marke~ 11teady, demnnd 1 tawn. "X moderate supply moderate nearly Mr anq1 Mts, WHIJ.am Seipel anri Clll h" nt receipts 161-2 11 , fresh exchildren or Columbus accompanied tra ftt s_;s I9..,19 1-2 h ennery white Mabel Hysell who has been \li lting ex tnt'!! .. 1 1 -~ ~:! with then1 for the pa,t ~veta! da:r~ Vcge tables-maiket steady, de- , to her home Saturday even in g Me mand ~ low suppl) adequate toma~ , Seiple returned Stmday whlll.' .II.!.• ~ turs~lub chip OhiO 12 qtq basket.s Seiple and t he chlld1eu remalnl;;ld No 1 00 15 Oh1a 12 qqt baskel No lor a \ lstt 12 30-40 lu b boxes 6xfl R.i - 75, cabMrs Evert Da\ls 15 hei e vcsttlng bage erate N Y 20 qt crates No 1 • her parents Mr and Mrs Robert 50 - 1ti lWnshtn11t.on o;;;;;;-~;;:;: Ml" and Mrg Fred HoJfma.n M STENCH BOMBING TO CEA.SE Dunbar spent the week end het e I With relatives Columbus. 0 July 27- INB- 1 Mr and Mrs Shhley Mills nlld Strnch-bombing of five CalumbuH 1 scns. Rober t and Don Arc lett\tng 1 theRi ets as believed ended todav 1 Tueday for Springfield, where the, JBS t11e ;en,,t or the signing ot .. will visit r~la tlv s M M l 1l1ncc b) officials o"lf theater workct li 1 1 clllld lll ! tll:o; and un1011s and .J P.eal Neth owne~ or , ten w visit with h1s btothcr Ia slrmg or m(l Vle houses , • A R Mills. whlle the IRl!N Wi ll After opetatmg all nls shawl! un ~~ It ln Cmclnnfl.fl I df' 1 fi ll open-shop plan fo r two ye a t~ Myrtl.., Mattox I etm rJ('d to lle r INelll anllOIInCed th11t fmmer unio n home at Diamond flund n a fit 1 a emn loyt's will retum to work ne:<~t Wltk s v1s1t wttn re la tives lwrr. Bunda\ contr::t.ct.~ of 18 employe•; ' Wf'Je not rf'newed by Netn In 19Z9 ON CAMPING TRIP John Smith Jr , James Pullins. SPF.EJJF.R 1-"JNF.D Oocrge and WlllJam Joachim of Pt:mercy, left Monda} morning In f(tnwttJ G111e~n wa1 Rtr.tlr,IY.'d tn · • d 1T F d 1 the I ormers mo c or or 1:1. 1 c H • Wf'C k s camping trip o:tround Che5t w! Ma• r 1 J c ~ r 111 t 11" 11 11, ' and vicinity J ohnn y e 11 td lh nt he 1da\ mollllng on a chnt~c ci hnvlrl.g d1dn"t t • ow o.a("'h whete tlwy b·rl' t1 t~t e speed c rdln .. nce ~e •vm WCie going but that thf'Y were on tined 181" nnd costs ~mf' unt ntt l • way The boys expect to re- 1S23 '10 n.cronhng to the Im ~ ~ca l(' hl t1 1e aft rnoot.s m 01der Grw~~tr w;~s Arrl'·t~l Salmtlny CLt.re of papm wule'> IUl rl oUt 1 nl!lh l by Chief of PuUce Dann \IN THE U S ~ ,_, 18 lbcr Julv 2'1 1931 By U S Weather Burcuu C:llum bu~; Thl.' a il p1 e:o>siH-e LS sW I quite I eve n!\ dtsiJi bul rd an d the wclllhcr 1 rclwl:.~lly fait v\ el tllf' llrld of ob-~ £nv:wc n Ill's mmning 1 h e ptes sure ls a liltlP. lng.n over the so uth - 1 l't 11 :md the extrmef' n01 t h wrst and a 11ttl~ low elsewnete 1111s dlstrlbulwn iS favorable t a continued fru.r , warm weather In the central valleys during t he nut 36 hours There w~ rc no u•m nrc11.~ of conseQuence m uny rarl ot the ~011 ttr!- during th e pa•l 24 hums ::llld the tempr.rature < httur-;!'s wf'n mt dnatf' In nll scc- 1 tlon~ th f' chrm!lng be:nR to ~ li g htly 1 Wtllmtt CH! lh "' OhiO Vnllev The I m lXlJnU!ll lem~UtlLUleS 111 Ohio I ..;; nr 110,1Q8 I be thdr ftrst anmversary ' r---;-----:------.,...--~-:'-1'"­ "ROUND Tl:iE CO ~ lKATE SMITH POPULAR AND I PLUMf'' IS HAPPY SONG BJRD ' .. 111"" - L • ' \ ~~~~~~:-;~~~~~~±~===;;::=;:;;::::-;:;;~~~ II ' Prowler Eacapeo While Houtewife Searehea ~ MUSIC . II 45 Organ Mu::;lc, 2 00 put I ' IN BASEMENT - about n cessatlon of\ M01ning WOBU--IJhallcston 9 oo K I!BI am 1 ~ Melodies t· om Irncat.J.c 10 00, D1mcc 'Music, 10 30:'!( I th e Sl"II v b I ckcr•"ng . A free bndge was rm~entlv hms hed whu. h was to Haloald Health Talk Dr Pugh ' • . 10 35 Happy Half Hour Pal B ha\'C put 1\11 end to toll!'! on a toll bndge m the n ea l' prox- Withrow 11 oo Llgilt concert, 11 15 Po 1 v 1 h 1m1ty An IOJ Unc twn however wa'" ll:l~ued at the be est, puar acu' ll ;m, Bund , Clarence Eberobach ~urpriaea Intruder At Work ·----- 1 Stead Of t h C:lC Illi-UI{eli 15, Bcb 11 COI\CC L1 '-' 1tCHIIo\" 1In k:; JOinlllg t ogc ,.lh Cl . · th e IH <! -110 •01 ch IO 30.Ncwh.lll The Doou1esockctto Pie of th(' ~C' great units, they, so far at lca8t have prov f' h !Orch, 12 Populut Ouh 12 30 am) - - -- - - ---_-=:-:._::-~ . · I Hem y BU!StiC and H1s Popular Dune> -- - _ but m eum; to f urther argument which may H:::;ult scnoUi'i Y Orch unleHs ctt lm heads arc able to brmg • ' •' Mro. By John P. Medbury I I • Maybe I'm Wrong l ONE TO )od I - THE DAD..Y TRmUNE POMl:ROY, ORJO Tropical Trees Bearing Fruit To Come In Hot Ship Rooms To Fair 61 ~ I ---- I ---- PAGI THR!:! MONDAY, JULY 21 till THI!: DAILY ntlBUNE, POMEROY, 01!10 • >-· • .....T Gu<:H> CIGARETTE-THEY SATISFY . ' • �:uolli>AY. JULY madlum SR Glasses .,~Day 'Advises Gallipolis News &ride bulll 4100·~.50 , 1:t0me buck la.mbl T.OO•I.OO: Beli Lugi&i, BllllPnm Ador, Eager Fer Ameritan CiUzellship SPECIALS l'W• like thil (10 pt.) lOe. I ~er 1 • aru1' For Quick !!ait TlUnp Dlll"tt IKI utolWy In South Amerlcun t)O\O:iu Una we IU[oJMISl! the flrlt thin&: a new l)ret~LIIf'nt l)o" n there d{)ell 111 locttte the bnek door jult teo he N"ndy -~ew York Pot~l. (lll pt.) I ln ltli. line. fu11ds Week. Wille rnnnti'W'A~ Dlshe5, Caps and Saacen, Dinner . . . .. DeeNri Dlah-. Tea Platfls, Deep )Jowls, Me"' P lat ten, OiK Meal Dlaftlll8, Bll.kior Diahea. Plkben; etc. Up to SOc Value ......... Sale, Cheice 9c , MONDAY, JULY :rl lt!1 ftAN~£AN fU£RS ftUT GAlliPOliS [ASY CONTEST Both Teo.mo Are Sliltbtly Off Color In fieldine SCORE IS 9 TO 1 Visitor• Are Held To Six Hita Scattered Thruout Game S In I 00, Used ror Sewnr Mathlnn, Gulli, W11sblng Maahimla ~.4 Go.Dt:ral. Household . 'l'lrt tlA!LY TRDIUNI!, POMEROV. OIIIO. The l!corlna wu !lone aa tollo~~o11 Guinther, lb :P.,r OalUpolte, In tbe thlrd tnn1n1. eti'o'U'I, C1 W Lutz Yra& walked afttr Dwtn Hefl\tJey. 2b dropped thl! easy tout near the left Moo.! e. 3b 11c ld foul llne. but on "-imltlt ' ~~o clean N~&elrO&d, ~ c • • lett. Dunn worked fast u.nd Btar.iey. 86 Lutz a.t. &eoond, liLer!i.liY DUIII' 11 ~:~teahng a. hlt hom the bo.tter. On Duckworth, r! Halhday'6 ta pt.o Plu.naaan. the pit· Flanagan,'\p Pit fottletl ch.u metiSt'd Lhlllib up aud failed &~t w • 3 • 4 l 2 4 4 I 0 6 4 0 0 2 . 4 0 t u 4 :.! 4 1 4 1 0 4 2 0 ·~ lcin ITaiiihili"o H~ld. Honi~... Run Throne? Siiii . a ! ~ 1··---------'-----":"y'r'-03 '• I ' ,,. 1Y \tlUHJN·O: tU8S !MD~£ u~ wmcH 2 tl :J 0 0 0 , 1 1 0 his man .John Lutz 61nrled to 36911219 lett 11.nd W. Lutz BCOfed Broth!!:rtl WIUi oate on an Infield error but Ty,o i:.Jal!lf' hits Guinther, Stlven, I with t he bases full and only one Halliday and O'Brhm ou\, McKea.l popped to Hem:;ley 'l'hr t:l' base hit He msley and O'Brien hmned. BnS<' on bti.Hs by Smith 1, Fm th£ Fliers, In the .,r~ ••nnms Flanagan 1 Guln1her walked. BL1vers popped to Struck out by Flanagnn 2 p..,.,t:('d on ball~ Lutz l , N•,..lrood shmt. but Hems!~) hit one to cen· 1cr which should have been ll.l cusy cut n ud Ulr eenLr fielder ftna'lly left. on ba se~> Oalllpoih'l tt!lO'd'd 1t o drop fm 11. lrlple Oulu· ther &ormg On Moore's Lap to Blu.:r.cr , he Y.' I!.S thrown Gut at fln;t, Hemtmly s~::o ring r~ llHUl£U By Winnina Clooe Game From Philo; Cardo Break Even I WITH BEAN· EATERS • ~ coqtod 0oc11o tw runa 1)e oouat. wu ~ Lo\iiA. ~' Loub • • ~...."'~ • . Olfver i.n"cl BelT; doUbled to win, 'I to ~ for lk*on over Dlltroll. In tbt teb·lnniAI opener. Det.roit clal.lned t he veaper, '7 io 3. Th~ PiraJ!II -a11d Gianbs idlad It THE STANDING AMERICI.J\ Club St Paul ASSPCIATIOH Woa Lost. Pel Louisville 'Cohunbu6 Di . !Jl 418 41 49 49 b iO Kantas Clty I ndtor.apolls J41nnt a pella Milwa ukee Toledo . 48 47 . t8 47 f4 49 48 61 4.8 56 .495 .19& 485 +Drl itO NATJO!.JAL I.EA.GUE Won Lost 61 3.1 51 41 d~~t-K.eep11 IJquid Bot or oold. 41 48 536 490 481 35 60 368 368 1'4id<llapo~tt, T~STORES L. D._ ~•. OwaU' THIS IS THE BIGGE.'n' I COULD BUY/ orlal Qall . . arv.d 8tree&. Comer IQL. ...t Loq 200 Fireproof Rooma 100 RoOIIJJ at $1.00 Eacla. ...... l'lreprM .,...... an:& . . , John W .Weleh, Midyear Sport Standouts - D i n <.... ~-=·:.::.·~~:::? Quick Relief ,;·:·:. . :~:;,;:==1 ............. ~· Jrom Eye Strain TOO;I~-ANIJ ~~M;tj II Dentiat DP.. H. C. FOSTER • • Racme OhiO. .~ "(()U CAN'T MAKE. A 61LK PURSE OUT II orMurine. apply'Resto, a few of ' Reftoeshes, 'i latedbyexpooureiOSun, Wind Duot, dropo I It Sootbes.Murinehaobeenoafely Cleanoe = - : = , -.:=!JI 1wed fo• many yean. , _....... --~- your Eves daily with A houk \\ ritton hy mullkll llt'fore l:mtl u01t turmerl~ uwnetl by a Htmn· lllih t1tmily n ~"'dlleiR In the cllthed•nl ut Mt. (.t~uta. The HII\UJIP. I" l.ltmn t111'ee 'Pt!t ~ tlllll'f!', lite \lnl.:e ll ar1• ur \ellum un~l th(• hln•llu;; h1 ~·• _ .: t lwr, hmuul vdlh "Feat'~ of Boostffig I When your l!yoa become I atrained from over•use, or irri· M11ae•• Hu Ra ... Yolu... . • L--~----By I OF A SOW'S :::AI<!. Sit-ICE I MADE COLONEL HOOFER PRESIDENT OF THE 600DFELLOW6' CLU8 HIS CRANIUM 1" EXPANDII'l<'i ,.0 I=AI>'1' I'LL HI>NE "TO SUV >liM A Rl!B8ER HAT CHANCE, >-IE'-$ NE W ON 1'1-\E -.)06 YES, HE WAI>ITED '1'>1E ..lOll, HE'S MAIJE,jl H16 BED. NOW LET I-IlM LOOK l)P TI-lE' MEANING 01" 'T~E INQI2D ll'l60MNIA ., . WA'I'JON.\L ' J~GlJE Ik.atoo a.t BJ,. .Lou.i• OroN:Jyn at CIDtinnati N"W York Rt Pit.l.llbuTgh. PhJladelphlo. at 1'1' 8UI<!NS ME I.)P 1'0 'Tio\11'11< "1'>-IJ>.T OLD SIQO 1'1-1\NK~ HE CAN FILL M"( SI-IOES • · • A CW~::agu. .\Mf. RICA:.. f,£40Ut: Chicago at Ne1v Y-ork St Louis at Philu.delphln . De \rutt at Boston Cleveland at Wathington CiREA'T, BIG, "IWO·FISTEO, REO· 8LOOQI;.O LEI>.OEI<!. MIGI-I'l' FILL. M"( 61-\0ES• IWT 'W\oiEt-1 A LIG~·W'eiCii-IT LIKE HOOFER STEPS INTO MY SHOES ~'LL. JI)S'T I:!ATTLE AR()l)lloll) LIKE A PEA IN A ·IJRINL \ f'.!ll '(OUR 6'1\IE 1-11"'1 A HARDIN BURNLEY·- - - - - : - - - ' f'LOUR BARReL 1 EYES I CHICAGO, U. S. A . mt-tnl. ~--..-!~=-=====;;.:.-:::::~== ""-, YOUNG U,-S, ATHLETES-SHOULDRAISE H0 PES IN OLYMPICS ... 1$} lt31 , k"'ll h fl lqrr' S1ud•o • ~ I n~~ 1 By TED SMITS I N 8 Spotlli W .let "'"""<! Gtr~ f flrol •m tt ~ l, Is 1 New Ymk Ju l) ..... h L<; tll" CXC it.iUK Uung tn:u l el'b lhc finuu:; He , MADISON;-· •• • ~7 ~ Yu• of 09 5 Irflort I.1 C Wttil ' thC of spot t, nud youth It was tn,<t turned the Nuttonal A A U ttack and fteld ehampJOnshJps at Lmculu N••w., Into n joyous fmcc~~~ ~~ .~~a~ America will do m the 19vJ P• games at Lus Angeles If t here eve1 was an y doubt o [ \ what th !H nutwn Cill l do Oll the ctnde! s, tt h ru; now been 'l'movcd And Lo give Uw cntu c pltlm•~ .1.1 eve n mm c 1oseate tlll n the gTeJ t 1ccm d!i liL Liucolri were all tuJncr.i m by m en )'oung lloLh 111 1t•,u ~ and cxpt:ucncc, llll ni whose pcJ fO.Lmu nces ~>hould bf nul•·• ,a ll y imptovcd by •the st:llmlCJ nf W32 Four ELthleL •·~ ~ tood o Jt hea d and shoul(lcrs at Llucoly, nil o! whQm 5WWlMING. I I WQN•T are c.Jose, one ~ovay a nother, to twenty yurs of R:J"C Frnnk Wykoff, the S out hern Call fo rma sprinter; Jcc McC luskey, the FQJdhatfl. dl&- BE 'SHOR.I OF' Wli>C IV '.<"'.:::, \\ m Itance ' 1lmne1, Pcal'ly Bt'lilrl Ala I bnma hurdler: and J e~s c MoJlcnsc u, 1 L1·:· An10clcs A C dm::alhlo n pt:rro1: 11er T hl' miJl,t u..'lt.ont.-, hlng perform :.mce of a ll In by Beard Btridmg · as If they dtdn't fifth of 120-}'atd , by Earl · llw hu nd1cd, a ICCUid !Ill:; 1 CnlifoJnl un IS Ot•cm nmg sn cmJ ~ IS· i , l1n~ thnl lt. lhltl ld n ot be anus." t.o ' I Pd'dlcl ror him fl. JC.lt' Ill lHhanc •Ill Q ]ymp lC ifi.UJ('j Wlent h . the VICtut 5 crown Ami to add the t ouch 1 or the lnc 1 ~tclble the1c v.e1c t\nt:t:hl'H 11 t Lmcoln - u'u ec of them Lo !A rx:u:t. a nd off\c l-11 watch(': t.do, 1u- ~ mm ha:-; tl- liHn c mght lJm m on J whttlt IS a nuLlo ua i. •er/ltd Wil lie! r. !~COld, Ill ~ni.u· ~vstC.ll d'rm~J tf you I wunl lO makL IL tbat fm \1 0!Id:> I I M01 LCnsrn e'A:allL:Li sol e of Lb~.; ] cfficla l Hmclil!,hL l..tL tne,.., 1s nG 1 avm~J,ng of Lh r. f:u:: l t hat be bette!' d [ Lhc rccogntZ(d ;ootld s deca t h lun 1~corct wllh •' l:>tal o[ !1177 pumt..~ YOU WOULD oay ohe had X-ray eyeo .. waJ daorvoyant ... a fortune teller-rxcept that thouoands of s'>oppci'Jio- a. clearly 11• she into the contents cf perfectly op&que jolt's, and foretell with the oame owift accuracy the future of the.tlnng• they hu:y. I Tt' nL 's something thnt shOtllri lll\l',f' tOllSltJJ n aLill n 'In t>,l n lmtct .• 1 siLy but m ve1thele.'if' H.lllietlc·llllnrh•d nnttooJ! 1that !1.1s I~.o."'nupullzecl tw.: r\rca thlo tl alcng with the dlSL..'\I:f'f' rtJn, at ptu;tl I OJ,Ymptc games I McCl us key · tO 11 6 for Jlw twrJ 1 mUc .Jtoeph~-<:tM S(. m cJcl; b~n·s ou t tlle, COJ.lf'ntl,m l hta lht• slc wlcr tmui n g New Yu•kc1 m11~ t b1• .ul l nnlj Wllll •l' tn.::! (fl::>v:T 1 1~r lllllli Tnmc I' ·•c otllCJ ', a~ Lincol n LC') , Lern.oncl s 4 !5 m1!r . F'olrh1 K•·nung'l 11 52 6 half·nlll", Eddie Tolan:.; 2122CJ &nd Hnb M axwells 2J ~ lnw nre Ol~mplt pc1 fo, t:~ men who should y:cl und belteJ, lhM CO.<l of olo:!c1 ... . give; 'tcr I I ·I t' IJ S~ ICl, betwc~>n She hao cnJy thi• lei t to do. No w~rry ins ar t&eriutil'l when wahontod by two :•••, eaeh c1uully imoitin!J- lllo 1'~bw a1aout tlaeirmaken. Aci;oet'tioe•l""'* have told J.er the inviiiib1e'mi!rits "'-tiina.ber dea•· true iiiUlllc• of the content" of tliole 'ja~ ·•nd the .i:f their uae. nd\.\(, aml 1930! lwntna.ty · itA: lacme 1 A GERMAN pugilist who somewhat resembles DempBr"f in loob and Tunney in ring teclmiqae; a Greek athletic god of t1toae who like the sport of crappie, groan, grunt and grin; a pro Pfer who smoke11 like a ehet~s mute!' while winning championRiPJ i a marvelous S· year-old :Wiie~·...-k.. ¥~L tpr~ Ianciera think la' ~·to;ooo l'aeeboiLt eavant who ti.UP,t the U. S. Nav7 bow to f'reep the Hudson j 'tlie lateR Calif'Milia comet in world r e c o r d :Wuhes; a nrimming divinity from t1aa Far< West- these 11re -'lport trorld ftaradouta t.hue far in 1931. ' X.. Schmeling- proved he is ()f e-mu cbaml)lonship class by w. otopfi.Dg L. ·stribliftg In the tina mmute of their 15-round bout. Even hla fellow-countrymen were skeptical prior to tJiat e1eancut victory'. The Gennan. hu swung 110 mUch fiHtic favor to hie: side, that he should be a distinct choice wbeJl..-..4nd• if-he risks the title against Primo Camera in the indistinct future. · Jim Londcte thr,w Frank Steele In a wrelltllng. ~piC" for theN. Y. Milk Fund lait June, but it waa ao close that many think Steele will e•d tba miJhty Greek's reip when they meet apln. The daallenpr h8s youth and increasing .tr~rtfh on his side. Meanwhile ••Jeem'intelligent, ~lal, ~nd clean liviDJ -i• a moat JOpular title bolder. ,.,.tilt, 1 performances 1 ' beyond The aew U. s. Open winner- 1Lnmc pectcd of any man BiUy- Barke ( Amerlcanfzed---glory I quently quttc wee Jrom " " '"''" b , • e ·~' 00 of f.Mi Litlauan.ian I Beard did ! 14.2 on a ~u.rluiulkas) is add.i111' to , hil al· 111ow and sott bY rain. ready lal'Kt' peta~nat foJio'*ing a1 1 Last tear 'Beard wa& Just so •,o, is Helene l.fadiso-. S.ttlt:, sWim- pronMsii'lij' YllUOK .m ....1 one. no lllOI't\· ming Venus, Frartlt 'Wykoff stiU Now r.c stan ds iD tl.~e ftont 1.m1~ v! threaten11 to do the_9Rtu17, in leu ~UJ}er.. at.h lcklli $ Dd l.bCIC Wet e •than t .6, and ~e;atr Ghi1.d mar tmalstlc sc ul!i Itt ~incol~ who pte ~ J ."... .c'll- 1 retire m~re ~amous even than Man til~tt~d ~~ ,hn~ 'a r~qrf!;'ol l·h fl~~ As ' to the ' Na'f'Y'I ~I' p1 even} wc mldt; o.t wi1nueb, 1.3' &iit1 i Dick" GlemJon, his erew'1 astound· a ~.rrae~lou :BO!U'd wdi not ho &lOn!l ing triumph in Junp'• Pouchkeep. in the:; hurtiles a.t loa\ An!i;Cleb Jack sie regatta ' fumilhed eport'• bi• Kcllct , surprlsi.uq. 'dluo S f.fne sopho&est Jurprilfl thua f4r:.. thii ~IJ'eat. mOTc '1s anQtmlr' L.o.mbc1 toppc. with From Max to Dick. aU ·md.tlotitl' . • ·~tlr""'"t iOl' rccprd8. here haYe t:ODtribute4 mhtb, ad 1 W~otr, ~N'ou~ also on o will cont•ibute more, to budltne. sug~ tlRGl:, repeated ba prevJOUS e~ - ~ ---:. o'War. - ~ Advertir.ing is her televioion. Arlvertising com· plete advance information. Quie<lv, in a con1r~ , ;.r~er • of her'hO...e; olte thinks and determine. More ahe ' Ftndmg out about the newest foundation crr.am. the t!'lpl breakfast food, the moat rooaamer brand h >>O. Compar~pg theie with ether£. Making sdedion• &erenly. Going forth to buy . i .. . ' • , I Martin noll Ro:l•r D!"QJ &tare, Midd~pul t, Ohio ~~te ·~r ( . .' 635 46 Llfb.i Oak color. HOTEL (..OLUMBUS , 45 Mc:Maater Hardware Co. ,.emeroy, 'Fer.'M<It Tei.2J9..R ~ P<' 45 $1.25· Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale 88c 20% ~CNiat- All Ice Cream Freezers and' Croquet Sets • ~5 52 , "" $1.25· Value .... ..... ...... , . . Sale 98c n.wa. 8eMtltl, 42 in. l!ln&"-Sturdy ud comlor\able. Help Wanted- b88 .. .. ''".. ue. 15e Vai.Wt , , . . . . . . . . . . Sale lie pr.r Bottle MoMr or 'Pk:olc Jugs, 1 pi the Wyh- I.J\It40 Senaton aa he hlt a bCiMr ud aaolber _.,. aoortns three ' ' I ( �:uolli>AY. JULY madlum SR Glasses .,~Day 'Advises Gallipolis News &ride bulll 4100·~.50 , 1:t0me buck la.mbl T.OO•I.OO: Beli Lugi&i, BllllPnm Ador, Eager Fer Ameritan CiUzellship SPECIALS l'W• like thil (10 pt.) lOe. I ~er 1 • aru1' For Quick !!ait TlUnp Dlll"tt IKI utolWy In South Amerlcun t)O\O:iu Una we IU[oJMISl! the flrlt thin&: a new l)ret~LIIf'nt l)o" n there d{)ell 111 locttte the bnek door jult teo he N"ndy -~ew York Pot~l. (lll pt.) I ln ltli. line. fu11ds Week. Wille rnnnti'W'A~ Dlshe5, Caps and Saacen, Dinner . . . .. DeeNri Dlah-. Tea Platfls, Deep )Jowls, Me"' P lat ten, OiK Meal Dlaftlll8, Bll.kior Diahea. Plkben; etc. Up to SOc Value ......... Sale, Cheice 9c , MONDAY, JULY :rl lt!1 ftAN~£AN fU£RS ftUT GAlliPOliS [ASY CONTEST Both Teo.mo Are Sliltbtly Off Color In fieldine SCORE IS 9 TO 1 Visitor• Are Held To Six Hita Scattered Thruout Game S In I 00, Used ror Sewnr Mathlnn, Gulli, W11sblng Maahimla ~.4 Go.Dt:ral. Household . 'l'lrt tlA!LY TRDIUNI!, POMEROV. OIIIO. The l!corlna wu !lone aa tollo~~o11 Guinther, lb :P.,r OalUpolte, In tbe thlrd tnn1n1. eti'o'U'I, C1 W Lutz Yra& walked afttr Dwtn Hefl\tJey. 2b dropped thl! easy tout near the left Moo.! e. 3b 11c ld foul llne. but on "-imltlt ' ~~o clean N~&elrO&d, ~ c • • lett. Dunn worked fast u.nd Btar.iey. 86 Lutz a.t. &eoond, liLer!i.liY DUIII' 11 ~:~teahng a. hlt hom the bo.tter. On Duckworth, r! Halhday'6 ta pt.o Plu.naaan. the pit· Flanagan,'\p Pit fottletl ch.u metiSt'd Lhlllib up aud failed &~t w • 3 • 4 l 2 4 4 I 0 6 4 0 0 2 . 4 0 t u 4 :.! 4 1 4 1 0 4 2 0 ·~ lcin ITaiiihili"o H~ld. Honi~... Run Throne? Siiii . a ! ~ 1··---------'-----":"y'r'-03 '• I ' ,,. 1Y \tlUHJN·O: tU8S !MD~£ u~ wmcH 2 tl :J 0 0 0 , 1 1 0 his man .John Lutz 61nrled to 36911219 lett 11.nd W. Lutz BCOfed Broth!!:rtl WIUi oate on an Infield error but Ty,o i:.Jal!lf' hits Guinther, Stlven, I with t he bases full and only one Halliday and O'Brhm ou\, McKea.l popped to Hem:;ley 'l'hr t:l' base hit He msley and O'Brien hmned. BnS<' on bti.Hs by Smith 1, Fm th£ Fliers, In the .,r~ ••nnms Flanagan 1 Guln1her walked. BL1vers popped to Struck out by Flanagnn 2 p..,.,t:('d on ball~ Lutz l , N•,..lrood shmt. but Hems!~) hit one to cen· 1cr which should have been ll.l cusy cut n ud Ulr eenLr fielder ftna'lly left. on ba se~> Oalllpoih'l tt!lO'd'd 1t o drop fm 11. lrlple Oulu· ther &ormg On Moore's Lap to Blu.:r.cr , he Y.' I!.S thrown Gut at fln;t, Hemtmly s~::o ring r~ llHUl£U By Winnina Clooe Game From Philo; Cardo Break Even I WITH BEAN· EATERS • ~ coqtod 0oc11o tw runa 1)e oouat. wu ~ Lo\iiA. ~' Loub • • ~...."'~ • . Olfver i.n"cl BelT; doUbled to win, 'I to ~ for lk*on over Dlltroll. In tbt teb·lnniAI opener. Det.roit clal.lned t he veaper, '7 io 3. Th~ PiraJ!II -a11d Gianbs idlad It THE STANDING AMERICI.J\ Club St Paul ASSPCIATIOH Woa Lost. Pel Louisville 'Cohunbu6 Di . !Jl 418 41 49 49 b iO Kantas Clty I ndtor.apolls J41nnt a pella Milwa ukee Toledo . 48 47 . t8 47 f4 49 48 61 4.8 56 .495 .19& 485 +Drl itO NATJO!.JAL I.EA.GUE Won Lost 61 3.1 51 41 d~~t-K.eep11 IJquid Bot or oold. 41 48 536 490 481 35 60 368 368 1'4id<llapo~tt, T~STORES L. D._ ~•. OwaU' THIS IS THE BIGGE.'n' I COULD BUY/ orlal Qall . . arv.d 8tree&. Comer IQL. ...t Loq 200 Fireproof Rooma 100 RoOIIJJ at $1.00 Eacla. ...... l'lreprM .,...... an:& . . , John W .Weleh, Midyear Sport Standouts - D i n <.... ~-=·:.::.·~~:::? Quick Relief ,;·:·:. . :~:;,;:==1 ............. ~· Jrom Eye Strain TOO;I~-ANIJ ~~M;tj II Dentiat DP.. H. C. FOSTER • • Racme OhiO. .~ "(()U CAN'T MAKE. A 61LK PURSE OUT II orMurine. apply'Resto, a few of ' Reftoeshes, 'i latedbyexpooureiOSun, Wind Duot, dropo I It Sootbes.Murinehaobeenoafely Cleanoe = - : = , -.:=!JI 1wed fo• many yean. , _....... --~- your Eves daily with A houk \\ ritton hy mullkll llt'fore l:mtl u01t turmerl~ uwnetl by a Htmn· lllih t1tmily n ~"'dlleiR In the cllthed•nl ut Mt. (.t~uta. The HII\UJIP. I" l.ltmn t111'ee 'Pt!t ~ tlllll'f!', lite \lnl.:e ll ar1• ur \ellum un~l th(• hln•llu;; h1 ~·• _ .: t lwr, hmuul vdlh "Feat'~ of Boostffig I When your l!yoa become I atrained from over•use, or irri· M11ae•• Hu Ra ... Yolu... . • L--~----By I OF A SOW'S :::AI<!. Sit-ICE I MADE COLONEL HOOFER PRESIDENT OF THE 600DFELLOW6' CLU8 HIS CRANIUM 1" EXPANDII'l<'i ,.0 I=AI>'1' I'LL HI>NE "TO SUV >liM A Rl!B8ER HAT CHANCE, >-IE'-$ NE W ON 1'1-\E -.)06 YES, HE WAI>ITED '1'>1E ..lOll, HE'S MAIJE,jl H16 BED. NOW LET I-IlM LOOK l)P TI-lE' MEANING 01" 'T~E INQI2D ll'l60MNIA ., . WA'I'JON.\L ' J~GlJE Ik.atoo a.t BJ,. .Lou.i• OroN:Jyn at CIDtinnati N"W York Rt Pit.l.llbuTgh. PhJladelphlo. at 1'1' 8UI<!NS ME I.)P 1'0 'Tio\11'11< "1'>-IJ>.T OLD SIQO 1'1-1\NK~ HE CAN FILL M"( SI-IOES • · • A CW~::agu. .\Mf. RICA:.. f,£40Ut: Chicago at Ne1v Y-ork St Louis at Philu.delphln . De \rutt at Boston Cleveland at Wathington CiREA'T, BIG, "IWO·FISTEO, REO· 8LOOQI;.O LEI>.OEI<!. MIGI-I'l' FILL. M"( 61-\0ES• IWT 'W\oiEt-1 A LIG~·W'eiCii-IT LIKE HOOFER STEPS INTO MY SHOES ~'LL. JI)S'T I:!ATTLE AR()l)lloll) LIKE A PEA IN A ·IJRINL \ f'.!ll '(OUR 6'1\IE 1-11"'1 A HARDIN BURNLEY·- - - - - : - - - ' f'LOUR BARReL 1 EYES I CHICAGO, U. S. A . mt-tnl. ~--..-!~=-=====;;.:.-:::::~== ""-, YOUNG U,-S, ATHLETES-SHOULDRAISE H0 PES IN OLYMPICS ... 1$} lt31 , k"'ll h fl lqrr' S1ud•o • ~ I n~~ 1 By TED SMITS I N 8 Spotlli W .let "'"""<! Gtr~ f flrol •m tt ~ l, Is 1 New Ymk Ju l) ..... h L<; tll" CXC it.iUK Uung tn:u l el'b lhc finuu:; He , MADISON;-· •• • ~7 ~ Yu• of 09 5 Irflort I.1 C Wttil ' thC of spot t, nud youth It was tn,<t turned the Nuttonal A A U ttack and fteld ehampJOnshJps at Lmculu N••w., Into n joyous fmcc~~~ ~~ .~~a~ America will do m the 19vJ P• games at Lus Angeles If t here eve1 was an y doubt o [ \ what th !H nutwn Cill l do Oll the ctnde! s, tt h ru; now been 'l'movcd And Lo give Uw cntu c pltlm•~ .1.1 eve n mm c 1oseate tlll n the gTeJ t 1ccm d!i liL Liucolri were all tuJncr.i m by m en )'oung lloLh 111 1t•,u ~ and cxpt:ucncc, llll ni whose pcJ fO.Lmu nces ~>hould bf nul•·• ,a ll y imptovcd by •the st:llmlCJ nf W32 Four ELthleL •·~ ~ tood o Jt hea d and shoul(lcrs at Llucoly, nil o! whQm 5WWlMING. I I WQN•T are c.Jose, one ~ovay a nother, to twenty yurs of R:J"C Frnnk Wykoff, the S out hern Call fo rma sprinter; Jcc McC luskey, the FQJdhatfl. dl&- BE 'SHOR.I OF' Wli>C IV '.<"'.:::, \\ m Itance ' 1lmne1, Pcal'ly Bt'lilrl Ala I bnma hurdler: and J e~s c MoJlcnsc u, 1 L1·:· An10clcs A C dm::alhlo n pt:rro1: 11er T hl' miJl,t u..'lt.ont.-, hlng perform :.mce of a ll In by Beard Btridmg · as If they dtdn't fifth of 120-}'atd , by Earl · llw hu nd1cd, a ICCUid !Ill:; 1 CnlifoJnl un IS Ot•cm nmg sn cmJ ~ IS· i , l1n~ thnl lt. lhltl ld n ot be anus." t.o ' I Pd'dlcl ror him fl. JC.lt' Ill lHhanc •Ill Q ]ymp lC ifi.UJ('j Wlent h . the VICtut 5 crown Ami to add the t ouch 1 or the lnc 1 ~tclble the1c v.e1c t\nt:t:hl'H 11 t Lmcoln - u'u ec of them Lo !A rx:u:t. a nd off\c l-11 watch(': t.do, 1u- ~ mm ha:-; tl- liHn c mght lJm m on J whttlt IS a nuLlo ua i. •er/ltd Wil lie! r. !~COld, Ill ~ni.u· ~vstC.ll d'rm~J tf you I wunl lO makL IL tbat fm \1 0!Id:> I I M01 LCnsrn e'A:allL:Li sol e of Lb~.; ] cfficla l Hmclil!,hL l..tL tne,.., 1s nG 1 avm~J,ng of Lh r. f:u:: l t hat be bette!' d [ Lhc rccogntZ(d ;ootld s deca t h lun 1~corct wllh •' l:>tal o[ !1177 pumt..~ YOU WOULD oay ohe had X-ray eyeo .. waJ daorvoyant ... a fortune teller-rxcept that thouoands of s'>oppci'Jio- a. clearly 11• she into the contents cf perfectly op&que jolt's, and foretell with the oame owift accuracy the future of the.tlnng• they hu:y. I Tt' nL 's something thnt shOtllri lll\l',f' tOllSltJJ n aLill n 'In t>,l n lmtct .• 1 siLy but m ve1thele.'if' H.lllietlc·llllnrh•d nnttooJ! 1that !1.1s I~.o."'nupullzecl tw.: r\rca thlo tl alcng with the dlSL..'\I:f'f' rtJn, at ptu;tl I OJ,Ymptc games I McCl us key · tO 11 6 for Jlw twrJ 1 mUc .Jtoeph~-<:tM S(. m cJcl; b~n·s ou t tlle, COJ.lf'ntl,m l hta lht• slc wlcr tmui n g New Yu•kc1 m11~ t b1• .ul l nnlj Wllll •l' tn.::! (fl::>v:T 1 1~r lllllli Tnmc I' ·•c otllCJ ', a~ Lincol n LC') , Lern.oncl s 4 !5 m1!r . F'olrh1 K•·nung'l 11 52 6 half·nlll", Eddie Tolan:.; 2122CJ &nd Hnb M axwells 2J ~ lnw nre Ol~mplt pc1 fo, t:~ men who should y:cl und belteJ, lhM CO.<l of olo:!c1 ... . give; 'tcr I I ·I t' IJ S~ ICl, betwc~>n She hao cnJy thi• lei t to do. No w~rry ins ar t&eriutil'l when wahontod by two :•••, eaeh c1uully imoitin!J- lllo 1'~bw a1aout tlaeirmaken. Aci;oet'tioe•l""'* have told J.er the inviiiib1e'mi!rits "'-tiina.ber dea•· true iiiUlllc• of the content" of tliole 'ja~ ·•nd the .i:f their uae. nd\.\(, aml 1930! lwntna.ty · itA: lacme 1 A GERMAN pugilist who somewhat resembles DempBr"f in loob and Tunney in ring teclmiqae; a Greek athletic god of t1toae who like the sport of crappie, groan, grunt and grin; a pro Pfer who smoke11 like a ehet~s mute!' while winning championRiPJ i a marvelous S· year-old :Wiie~·...-k.. ¥~L tpr~ Ianciera think la' ~·to;ooo l'aeeboiLt eavant who ti.UP,t the U. S. Nav7 bow to f'reep the Hudson j 'tlie lateR Calif'Milia comet in world r e c o r d :Wuhes; a nrimming divinity from t1aa Far< West- these 11re -'lport trorld ftaradouta t.hue far in 1931. ' X.. Schmeling- proved he is ()f e-mu cbaml)lonship class by w. otopfi.Dg L. ·stribliftg In the tina mmute of their 15-round bout. Even hla fellow-countrymen were skeptical prior to tJiat e1eancut victory'. The Gennan. hu swung 110 mUch fiHtic favor to hie: side, that he should be a distinct choice wbeJl..-..4nd• if-he risks the title against Primo Camera in the indistinct future. · Jim Londcte thr,w Frank Steele In a wrelltllng. ~piC" for theN. Y. Milk Fund lait June, but it waa ao close that many think Steele will e•d tba miJhty Greek's reip when they meet apln. The daallenpr h8s youth and increasing .tr~rtfh on his side. Meanwhile ••Jeem'intelligent, ~lal, ~nd clean liviDJ -i• a moat JOpular title bolder. ,.,.tilt, 1 performances 1 ' beyond The aew U. s. Open winner- 1Lnmc pectcd of any man BiUy- Barke ( Amerlcanfzed---glory I quently quttc wee Jrom " " '"''" b , • e ·~' 00 of f.Mi Litlauan.ian I Beard did ! 14.2 on a ~u.rluiulkas) is add.i111' to , hil al· 111ow and sott bY rain. ready lal'Kt' peta~nat foJio'*ing a1 1 Last tear 'Beard wa& Just so •,o, is Helene l.fadiso-. S.ttlt:, sWim- pronMsii'lij' YllUOK .m ....1 one. no lllOI't\· ming Venus, Frartlt 'Wykoff stiU Now r.c stan ds iD tl.~e ftont 1.m1~ v! threaten11 to do the_9Rtu17, in leu ~UJ}er.. at.h lcklli $ Dd l.bCIC Wet e •than t .6, and ~e;atr Ghi1.d mar tmalstlc sc ul!i Itt ~incol~ who pte ~ J ."... .c'll- 1 retire m~re ~amous even than Man til~tt~d ~~ ,hn~ 'a r~qrf!;'ol l·h fl~~ As ' to the ' Na'f'Y'I ~I' p1 even} wc mldt; o.t wi1nueb, 1.3' &iit1 i Dick" GlemJon, his erew'1 astound· a ~.rrae~lou :BO!U'd wdi not ho &lOn!l ing triumph in Junp'• Pouchkeep. in the:; hurtiles a.t loa\ An!i;Cleb Jack sie regatta ' fumilhed eport'• bi• Kcllct , surprlsi.uq. 'dluo S f.fne sopho&est Jurprilfl thua f4r:.. thii ~IJ'eat. mOTc '1s anQtmlr' L.o.mbc1 toppc. with From Max to Dick. aU ·md.tlotitl' . • ·~tlr""'"t iOl' rccprd8. here haYe t:ODtribute4 mhtb, ad 1 W~otr, ~N'ou~ also on o will cont•ibute more, to budltne. sug~ tlRGl:, repeated ba prevJOUS e~ - ~ ---:. o'War. - ~ Advertir.ing is her televioion. Arlvertising com· plete advance information. Quie<lv, in a con1r~ , ;.r~er • of her'hO...e; olte thinks and determine. More ahe ' Ftndmg out about the newest foundation crr.am. the t!'lpl breakfast food, the moat rooaamer brand h >>O. Compar~pg theie with ether£. Making sdedion• &erenly. Going forth to buy . i .. . ' • , I Martin noll Ro:l•r D!"QJ &tare, Midd~pul t, Ohio ~~te ·~r ( . .' 635 46 Llfb.i Oak color. HOTEL (..OLUMBUS , 45 Mc:Maater Hardware Co. ,.emeroy, 'Fer.'M<It Tei.2J9..R ~ P<' 45 $1.25· Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale 88c 20% ~CNiat- All Ice Cream Freezers and' Croquet Sets • ~5 52 , "" $1.25· Value .... ..... ...... , . . Sale 98c n.wa. 8eMtltl, 42 in. l!ln&"-Sturdy ud comlor\able. Help Wanted- b88 .. .. ''".. ue. 15e Vai.Wt , , . . . . . . . . . . Sale lie pr.r Bottle MoMr or 'Pk:olc Jugs, 1 pi the Wyh- I.J\It40 Senaton aa he hlt a bCiMr ud aaolber _.,. aoortns three ' ' I ( �7JA,q;' OHtQ , .. ... - STq[ H IGH S T A MONDAY, JULY 2'l' 1 Mra Lied al5ter by l.eam.s lAST WEEK CONT[ST[D I 1 A.ft(t lhe hahmoe of lhe Yt"J.r ror local pa_ _ tors present Af~r tbe bllSiness ses&- eat.a and games twllilht services to view abou~ To be Held at Buc;key~ Lake /ion a veey W'llque pi'Q&riUQ waa pre- wa.a. held which were enjoyad by all I!.hree times weekly , Knted each one broU&;h\ a pict.ure present •~ d be for Three Daya Be ..n. taken in thelr childhood da:h Walter Rose of Chade!iton and OL~ Kames can '-"' IU'Ttm~ • hlch used t rr1 twet'~ local tea.m.s on nl¥htls that lhe n•n• July 3ht w The ca mUll me ment Herbert RIJIJe and tamUy o( Columstellar attra,ctlons ale not alrlm!!:ed -"'' lo~!tulol~~ a.,de...,Uc~o~e&d.lpJ- bUB motored here and were Sunady 1 -~ Rt-•--• - · · •C _.. .. •_ W H Nelbcrg Chtt.lrman of Buck IE -acy, ~II A guest~ of their mottler Mr& Ca&sl.t 1 The Kn.Khls uf Columbus ami 0 ' h I ... ....... \1 amp""' Thia Week; Game Knights or Pythla.s Kame was t ~ e eye Lflke Post omce Ohio hu La- Trac\ Chrb Belt.ri'UI, WUI Fau, Will R06 ! Sr, and other relatl\f's ......., . , Odd onlv one not por>tponcd l,tst we. k ~ued a li weeplng Invitation to all Ptaher, Alva HJ\e Frank Stewart Mr and Mrl J oe Krau.s and ram"' ·I ·ODllht Between and It Y.Bl:! pla>ed on o rain 1:10ttked ~pOL t:.mau and especially anglen, to, Albert Youna: L. A Persan, Roy lly returned to thell home uU..tr 11 , F ellowa • Foundry 11mu<ldy cU1omh on0d 1andbll esultc~ 1 ~~ l!a be prl:'~l"nt ut the Conservation Out- Seyfried Emma Pose, Mary Miller week end visit ht-re w1th the formo:;~ lor e o urn HI n g :; Ernest Rea Tom Th La er s punmt5 Mr and Mrs Mike 1 31 •Tit· '''"' Tu-•oy night will prob- lng at Buckeye La.lte /rom Juy stl renee Lann'"'D MarvomBs w- Kraus """ ... cu...... ..,._, ~ oooo•n-·•>•d I. UPSETS UNLIKELY """ nR ._ .... 16' 1 d .. •J rK"Da.uaw, th<m to Cho<l.,ton 'bly •· the one whl•h wu. post· Lo Au~us t 2nd Inclusive an MlMe.s Fiilnnie Fugate Lucille pont•d from last Wedn esda)' nlg/Jt twTile l.enl.llll\-e program <:ails for a Hurhs Anna Durst Lena. ' on~eser Ml&i Eleancn Kautz and U~<ll I o~YTeachen 0 eel ue lng tbe Blue Diamond-Teacher B.r· meeting or the Conservation Cou ncil INarn Tracy and the hos~ lor who wue week end tsut ~ls <J I Diamond Next· Two @ument Wednesday nllfht thr pn'il at 2 00 Jl m n .u a~ July 3J~t and ' Mrs George Hetzel and uthl'r 1eb 'ponPd Leglon -Peaeoe Chun:h game b h bers of til"' tlves retUrned to Colwnl:u., Bll! Hl.t \ le or ea lwm probably be ~;cntestcd which lsesa ton y t e mem evening I. will pul an end to the regularly league of Ohio Sportsmen Dlnctorll • 1 'at Lake Breeze hotel Friday Even· M• and Mrs Wm F CuJJston 1 , 'l'be ISCWDd setUOI'I o! the locall ~ch~duled contests fo r thls section ling at 7 30 Saturda)' , A\lifUSt lsi turned to their home lD Poutlac, J'eefll&.tiOI'IBI ball seubn draws tD 11 of the season No doubl 0 nu~etlnll' oovemm White Is tu addresa t&v:! • Mlc~lgan aftA>r a few doys visit vnth 'cloee With thls week s play when of lht> rlub mnnngers will be called ]tu!t;embly at. 9 30 and this o.ddr-ef\s I W'll H ---;" , tbe latter s paHmts, Ml and Mrs tamil postponed from last \lotak , by Presldf'lt Futhcr Dunn some' w1u be followed. by a report nn 1 1 ear Motaona In Con- William C(;(lk and othtr lelatlvls are W bt played Topi($ht the Rig evtnl nl! this wf' ek tD make furth<:>r I Cunse1vatlon progrt'I!H by A. F nec::tioo With Ga• Blaat Henson ThomlUi Hush Daniels a'n4 ~I team. at prP.ei;:lJ. tied Wl lh 1nrra!lj;!fment.s !01 the bulance or the IMoon, l:hallmun I S Guthe ry S • F"l and George Skinner returned 8 at1e the 'lftche ... forftl'Stplace,wlll bat- pla)'inR season IDllt!t:tor of Departmentd of Ulb on ., dl Agrlcul1 mday from a two weeks cnmpln{l lf' tr.th the Odd Fellows outtit A tme v.lll t hen speak an SCU8.'1 ons l trip ia northern Michigan 'li•"Y Ill I I I, At ood J d D J F Ba t J 0 0 kww fw the F'oundr'y outfit a.ud an· In charge of w w -~ u ge mel'> W' co mDthrr for LtJe T each.cl o$ w)len they SORRY WE 1\oii SSF.D IT low Outhe~;y s talk mon pitas ootrrt of Shelby t'()unty report a very pleasunt trip lnat the lUue Dlamond aggre 11 aUml -At noon T 0 Petrley, president will 00 at the oourt ho~ he~e Olemoy EWlnK& SW'lday sc hool ia~r in the week would throw the c Pierotti <Steeple Jack) receiv- Izaak Wll.llon League John Elden Tuesday to hear the motlonaln th~> claas. of young men wen t to U 1ffit "iandt l,h t mOll Such ~ ed a huge solid Ice cream cake Frl- LeKicn Comma.nder and Anthony I cases filed here Qgalh8t the Ohio Be!ld Monday morning for u tiH' 1 • Dlflu. 0 ano e~d ~ t day weighing 18 lbs from lmi)Crtal Pfarr, president of the Plah and Fuel Gas cOm~y aa II- retPlt of I weeks camprng ~tnd Hshlng tn11 pair of pseta wou ve roe seo.a: lee Cream eo , Parkersburg w Va Game In.spectortfo' assoclu.tion will b!! damo1Jea iilnd lnjurlca incll~Tfliinan l HaJry Ohlln11er returned l.o hi, litfu dOfed w~tp. ~Rche~ RIS d The cake was sent lUI an especial heard durin&' 11 dlscUI:I.!IIOns and reso~ explosion at Middleport Octct •r 6 1dutle~ at the Red Anchor depattR Jt~tel, Knig ~ o o ltun us an t'!ompllment to his daughrer to lutlons meeting Saturday at 8 00 P 1030 1 ' le ment store Monda)' att.e 1 enjuylnf!' hi h ~ght.B of Pyi.hlans ti ed ro.- first honor her birthday and was most m a directors meetlnK the Izaak 1 l ' ~~ wd c 1sevrmf peop were his vacation 11.t his summer lmmc at plaWo!. all wiU1 a record pr ftve won beautifully decorated w 1 t h her Walton LellKUe will be heltl n ure an a 096 several Uww- Flcn;. Col umbus after enjoyinK a. Wl."'ek.s week~ vi.slt wlt.n her father. Philip vae!•tlon twce with relatwes and ilruch and other relatlv~ !rle:.lds Mrs Alice Smith of Alhtms spent the "Y.eek end her£!' Wlt.h frlenda Mr and Mrs Henry ~rn and three children came from Haunllt.un Mls.s Helt'n Williamson leH Mon• .. and N'e guests of the latter s p11.r- day for n two week .s v1Sit a t ......,nents Mr arid Mrs L.sben IW I 1ast• r Man Schader accompanle(! lDB£ I DUnne I '"' M T T" d F . . ., Bl L, d " I Foreign . Judge To CondUC t Heartng • 1 I I ELBIRFELDS ae ° nnme ln colors Mr Pierotti most Every aportsman ls urged to comf' and dollars to sevcJII.i buJldblts In Misses Ellr.nbeth Sa tl Mil ~~:enerously shored the ealte with and brlng his llflhlng tackle and 1 the block where tile ll«Jdent oecltrIIVB.I!'i'! au ~probable 'I'hr problr.ble windup friend!! that happenfld In to iil.s shot gUn, and camolng outftt 1t de- the gas company had beeln negll·! drhed. ~lth le:1t Monduy lor hluun m 'tie that the- Th:..thl!;ra and Rig place of business SatUrday after I sired ulthough IJ;J.ere will be hotel red "' ~';' 1t "J's ~ 1 VIsit With r~ l nti• cs 01 a few days ad Rftl will each wJ.n thus tndlng noon Iaccommooatlon~ ~~.v.,llable The petition& tile(! claims that an< r en - -- - - gent tn the repair of worn out pipes M~SB Edith F'1.'lher left S unday hi 1 ed. h fur Colwnbus where •he will ~blL w c l convey t elr !pUI to the conR two wee!L:s w! t h relatives an rl sumcrs and whiCh faCt may ha.ve been the immOOlate cause of the ex- friend s pioslon Sl'lt.ers Anna and Marte [) _ Pnul :::.--- - - - -· · - '!'ho spent several day~ h ere V.1L h ~l atlv es and !rltmds, r~:tw ned to Clnolnnatl Monday Mrs C J Rl;lodcs and dau~;J1t.er returned from ll several dny~ visit with her perentll, M1· and Mrs IJ.)J" Sli"'NDI~.ATI, INC. at Unoh""'' Mrs JoP. Wright and daugl'lLer Joan, returned to Columbus alter Exerci~ea be Colldutted a week end visit with ht:!r mnllwr_. Mra Nellie Meier at Fair Grounda; to Be. he• b~l' 11p tbe reee ver. Hllil Mr and Mrs Paul Solon nnd ~re 8Jft were vel')' grave at1 b.e 1 daughter Joona wer e Sunday •in at JO A. M. ~IU'ned and II"''ped for bis pipe at the IJU!ls ts of the [C.Jillt'l s s l~tt)l Mw I wu about to aak Thatcher A representative body o~ t.Paehers John Shorr and family ee\'eral queatlona that bJ!dev the 'Colt from the various township~ of the I Mls.o; VIrginia Bmlttl, Mrll Bl own Uled my l:ohtd almost beyond encounty met at the of!lce of the and Mr jhannon of WeKt ..,-ug1ula, durtAte whea we wel1! apin lntercounty super.nt.endent C N Wat~ - 1 spent Su'ftday ~lth the latter~; sls ler npte<l by the entrance of C&ptaln ner, Jn the court houge Saturdu.y ar- Mrs George En:wnauer and othc Oefl:I'J• The elderlr officer aeiLimed ternoon, for the P\II'P08t' ot Keif'ctinK 1 relatives ntht!!' excited. ''The woman who GWII8 the dates and a proaram for the an· Mn Adolph Ummlnger son Prell boun on Peddler"• Road le found nual etahth Krade commencem~nt and daua:hter Lillian or Da.yton, and .here," IHI a.nnouneed, alid at uf the 11Choola of the oounty came tor a two weeks vblt with rei· a qdlek Dod from the Corftml• The annual commencement wm at.tvee o.nd friends aitner, he Wm.ed ud baatene4 to be hekl ;t the Metg:s county Pair 11 Mn wm Martin alld, L11oo chllQrounda, ~ Sat~ Auauat lti, beR dren a.re spendlnlf a wef!k with her um~hu. ' ., lfn B&berlaora wu a aab1inn1na prolil)ttlt ~ 10·00 o'clOCk parents Mr and Mrs. Del Whalei btlr dft.eci old woman, wltJI a A very intere~tlng prograrn waa ar- a.t Darwin voke like a ~boat captaln'11, and. IJU.nlfed by the teae!Wrs present, Mr and M,rs Arthur HOGUe and a breath Uke a .Ull. B~t she did which will conelst of· eptert~tnlng Kames, parade, mustc ' &nll 8 basket two children Tet u1 ned to theh h ume her beat ia ppbDc to be • pDrfecl ladJ. Her 1101>, p..bably my. had dinner, In fact, everything ttul.t will at Clt!Vehmd Sunday n n~r vlsltmg reeentlr I>Mn djed a riclr brown, l be necessary to mu.lr:e the occa~~Jon over the week end wllh the fennel s and her blu efelo 11h~ ...., Interesting add eduCJLtlonal benen- pat e.lt:S, Mr and Mrs Joe Hogue or plclouo!J. eta! EveryonJ Is ex~ndld. anJ lnvl· of Uolon avenue OI(Arua BUnldl\l ap &I; the Commiuioao tu.tlon Lo ll"tw'nd the ' exelclses Mr and Mrs Roy Ka..~!)£'r a1u..l HATCHER COLT tlorow \ er, ehe ....lei: _ daUKhter visited m Chl1Ucotl1e H.U<I Canters Cave, Sunday "Atmdro•l... lle remon Mrs James Fosco four chlldl C1l rakdo "'are JOII JIOial( to make me 4rq lnrerr !ac~ el;'t. ot :rou ~ SURPRISf. PART\' what happened, for th.. [ .Qo4, and . ~to~ bel.q ao Syracuae • William• Call•oliA Kroup of rorty relatives nnct daJioa Effort Run• Into friends of 0 M Wogan ga.ther('d at his home In Bu.llev Run Thursday Much Trouble to fl!lnlnd him of his 46lh bh thday A special Re88kln or the Melg8 annh cr511ry AL uuon 1:1. dt>llclou.s County Board of Education was dlnt;aer was enjoyed by tho.•,• pn·· called IQr Saturday at ~ court aent After 11. plcasam u.fl11 Htl"ll hoUAe, tc; dlat!UM matters ))l!ttslnhUJ they departed fot theh bomes wish to the S,atWuse-WUUa.mA .lli!hool.dls · inK MT Wogan mu 1y mort' hRpp ~ trict. the cdniiOih;lation of bhthda}s these tWo llltrlr.t.s was etrected A. rontrover11. arose, .and the ,WUIJams bou.rd refused to turn ti¥!1r ~k " l!iUSrECT Ht:l U over to 'he newly ~~elected Jx!ai'd. Acoor.lng to a JudKmt'IJ. render1•d In a suit, the WUUams bql.rd wa11 X.ee Priddy Is ~lng held In Ill(' faRed {o \urn \he book11 over ~ the cdu.u ty Jad hrre u udeJ su~;piCJoJ n Ul new bOard, but they later ca.me havmg beet\ art accomplice In tlw back to the JM)IIea81on of tht> WUR Gat3wood Service SLatlc 1 ruLix·L y IIams board when an appeal case at Hobkln. 1hursd1\y nlff hl 111..was nied In the common plea11. court !llllng st.atton wns broken Into a11d Both aides were repre~~eut.ed by al· enti:)J'ed and stripped of s uppl!r.s tomeys 8aturdtJ.', but Bftar r.otl~ld · Sh~ltT Tracy ha.s been enj!ngt'd In erlniJ the matter the county board ; dedded tlley ooukt do nothina: as It an Investigation of the 1obbm ~ an d had been to.lr:en out or their hands as a result Priddy was committed an action woqld have to be taken by Ul the Jail, pcndl,ng further dcvcthe common pieaa court IOpm.e-nts r. I , Co Of mmencement ICounty Schools· To Be Held Aug. 15th WiJJ Bringing New Values-better than we have been able to offer in years. Visit every department in the store and profit by these "Good Will" Pricefi "MOHAWK," "TRUTH "PEPPERELL" BED SHEETS Tbru famous makes--aU at torn and hemmed lux. • •' \ • Whf: - --·-·-- -- MEN'S BLUE RIDGE OVERALLS fhat are guaranteed to &l¥1! tile CUIWmer abwlute l!aUdactton, and In aay size from 32 to ~~. full t •'· roomy, triple· sUkhed. relnforeed and bar tacked, made or extra fine wt.lte bulL blue denim PILLOW CASES 42:~: 3G 29c ' BOY'S OVERALLS WINDOW SHADES Western make • IIUI or havanne tan. hy & feet lonr, Celon &TNft, mau'fe, mount~td like the men'flln all:es 4 to 11 Good Jr 1'N NIW8 l'ht Ill' WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 19al TB. D4b..Y T818UN& WEATHER FORECAST- • f'alr ~htl)' warmer tonight.. Wf'£. n~day lnc~n.se"'1 " cloudine86 followe(! by lotll hundershowt'r~> Cooler Wi!dnesday nlabt :uld rhursda~ SERVICE PRIC}';-SUNDA Y J:IY C.t.JlJliU lfJ -.tl U Q.NU ,_, --fol,M a CENTS LADIES' 39c WHITE LINEN SUITS . Slr:u 14 to "n. Alade of pure Belflsn linen Slnde and double hrea&Wd ,,,._, "PORTO RICAN" NIGHT GOWNS O.oed Will Sale- Both tl!lular and pink, pes.ch Hand 11ewn, hand ll'lmbrohl· 25c RUFFLED CURTAINS MEN'S RAYON SILK SOX White with colored borden. Rose, blaclt, sreea and lavender 2 1-t yards IOIJl' with fan ~y Ka t on sUk '"'"' cetton • ~ l'~infoued b~l Mnd t~ 1. an.m- , pat.lr-OIMiod ' Will S1. le- ·, ..,. ... ..... •••• nlanu and Ue bl.r ka. A pair-Good Will Nak- ...,..¥ ~ U. S. Steel. Wilge Decision Cheeriitg To President GIGANTIC fiRM NOT INHND DECREASE She Who Got Slap Of Employee•; Hoover Ia Informed Workers Not To Be Cut COlliO£, News Flashes l[PP[l!N AClS ON[ KillED :·;~:·1::!~~~~~~:~ IN NEW R~l[ Of IN ~OAO MIS'H~P ~~i;f.~:2:g~~,::~t~~ U.S. MAll C~RRIER Drivers For Contractor On Road Improvement In Fa tal Crash i Forces Cement Loaded Bed Of Machine Off Ch&&Ill KILLED IN AV1'0 CIU.BH L€sUe Mich July 28-INS-EdIVal a Bigson 48 vf Ca.nton 0 l.!l dead today and his 11tep-dau.ghter K&!lll yn Pryer 35 l.s s•dl'ering minor Injuries liS t.he re6ull of llll a uto~obUe actidenl on a h*way ""' he.e Monday Ml"' "''"· diiYe< cwve or the ' . ""'' control at a sharp the Ytllow Bprmp 0 July 28--INS -Kenneth Yoder :11, o1 Bellcfon- machLilf' crashed lnto a t.re,. _ HEAT WAAVE COMING REDUCED INCOME IMPACT TERRIFIC May Brina About Reduc· lion Of High Salar· ied Executives f!lectJIC chair for the murde r of Henrv H Gay liD-year-old Civil Will veterau 0 CMr Deocendo On Icy Waters Of Arctic Ocean To Deliver Mail 1 AIRPIJN[S lM£ Off fROM BENNETT fiElD WITHIN SEVENTEEN MINUTrS Of EAC~ onER: HKE SAM f. ROUT£ • Elberfelds In Pomeroy. f..._ New Heovy Ditty AI-W""* , ~ lsElCTRA-you got "Super" firM eo.t1 you c...n nr... .... - · STYLE: -·TRACTION,-. ~ILEA6E,-. ENDURANCE. V. ., oolr&oody.orollon. l-o e~ ' I I)!. ~ c , bit. huoky HEAVY DUTY PotM .. I, • 6ooclye~r's QUALITY tire' itJ.b ~ ruch of .sM. 8efore you me.ke • dechlon let Ul thow you th..e tiros. TRADE IN YOUR OLD TilES AND SA~E &YEN MORE MONEY I CIIEVROilf CO~ POMEROY • I. 1 "l• •' TO ICE BREAKER ESCORTED BY NAVY PLANES 46 Members Get Unpara~ lleled Thrill As Graf lo On Pontoon• Planes Are Of Same Type And Cruising Speed And I ShOUld Be In s·lg ht Of Each Other During Part ~ 1 1 Of Hop; Weather Condition& Fair erose 1 . ----1 -h .... (~h ) FriOOrl.ehsllaten Germany July 11 ermai.D 8 c mJts ..,..ve • Washington July 28 - The ad~ JB-JN5--Cast In the new role of il.h'!lltilled With the great chenucal ' ---ministrations alKrm over reports I to the Arctic, the _ ,fiu~trtea m GermanJ baa been U\' DAVID p SENTNER next lntPnd('d swp Pll ct~d. by that tho • Unl~ Stales Steel Corpora• 0 WS-':1 almost lnsllt.ntly kill Columbus, 0 · July 21-INSdhtglblc oral Zep- 1 o lfll.4d by the German Government C lydt! E Pangborn nnd Huge Hf'mtlon long a. barometer or American and Roy Graves 29 uf M.t. 01110 WJUI In for iilnoiber heat wave I upon the Icy wateu1 v. asiMima control of all Ger.n:m INS Staff C<J-rcspondem don of New YCJ It the p1n.ne J, out 1 , was .lllllhUy Injured when today aJ> a hot sun climbed lnto u. tndu.'ltry, conWmplated a reduction bell toda) and ex - 'ank& Ul the pre.!!Ltmt crL8l8. He N.:w York JUJ} :l8--ln lhe flr~t to lower the elcht n ucl c.nr-- hnlf day in worker's waKf!s has been rellev~d. l r uclul tbey we-re driving collld R lioudless sky Littlt' relief ••s bewith the Ru~~t~lan Ice- 1 •'lll be controJler of the ftnano.:Jiill tran.,-Atlantit'! ra.ce In av1atlon his- globf' cJrrilnw 1ecord of Wiley Petit It wat1 learned today, by ofllclllls In· at the intersectiou o! F\iilfleld lleved In sight and the Wtatb.er Mal)'lln acco1dinl:l to wor.1 Hructure of h1s country, and in tory two planes tod:n Wtrt' ~hoot a nd Harold Oatty 1ormlng President Hoover t t.:.~ t nnd Winter road Bureau Indicated the hot weather by the headqUUI ters of the "l K hand• wLII rf'st t.he 'POWer for i lng townrd Europe v1rtu~llv v. ll!: n.n navy planto.: nco rted tne H:y11 , Jmpaot o1 the two trucks, nll;ht continue for se,.eral doyt hore dtult::J 'n plana tn harbor the flow 1t·•v olng p t esent wage levels will be maUllng tl•ams untll th.:y nacht:d tht talned .Indefinitely whlcl" were belna: wred Oil a hl@.hMAY FILt: CHARGES -.'lll.s m».de otl Hooker 0 f f 8 f rom t h8 var1oua bankL Th~ Ne\lo Yo.>rk· lo·TurY.ey morn- open !:100 1, , ~'nhea g1a•ndt <0""',,"th\ lon,N:~Ic~ ~~9 .!:a ~~::'!.?on~o:ui"u:e;~ed~: way construction project betWt)e\1 Mt Vernon, 0 , JuJy 28---INS- Isl.,nd in the Franz Josef ArchlpP.• plant' Cape Cod jeckeyl'd bv RusBot h planes followed the northern 10 01 0 ""'"" was reveraed 1n. Indianapoha re- Mt StcrllnK and W11. shln~~:ton. c Whe\her charges will be Hied in the !ago on the 80th pal'allel of latitude, 1 ~en Board.lna11 and John Pola.ndo t:.I routf and were expected to be w1th· Stock Exchanse for decades may cently whell C. W. Hardwick. 60· H, jerk~ off the cement-loaded death of Melvin Tlsh Jr , a~ three inside of which lies the vutst eK·I Bo.sWn lihot away from Floyd Ben- lin &!ght of eacn other throughout rtduce the ;;a.JaiiCS of lt.6 omcers, it )'ear-old reformer: &lapped Mrs. of Y(ll}er li truck and liell t the months who was killed when the panfll! or unexplored t.errltury surnett Field at s tJ9 A M ' was said but will leave unchall(ted Marjftrie Palet!CO {a'bovu) because chaSii.lti hurtling into a tJttch bURY In which he WQI rldb11 wltb rounding ~he No~~ Pole Se·xmteen minutes 1?- tA>r lh t> l th~ot~K~~:o';lnncs a.re ct the same tht: present scu.le or wages paid she was smok.inr • ci•arette, .All Yoder's body was fo1md pinned his parent& Wllllltruclt: b)' an autoBerlin July 28-INS--The Oral j Joum.·the·world plane Mls~ VI'C - type and appro:Ldmabcly of the ordinary worlr.era Tbls assurance the :refo~mlnded &Mt cot out; In the driver a seat or the truck He mobile, was io be decided todQ lilr- Zeppelin', "'''''"" twelve sclen\1!1\11 ' Ten Bocliea Remain Uniden• dol took otr With Moscow w; t h l' same crubdno ..............~ was repOrted to have been commu- of it was a 60 fine and a 10-day hn .... ..., n....,...... 1 ur queRUQnlniJ of Carl 0 'l'que - hlcatfld. tUrectly to President Hoo- vacation in aU, followinl a et;era ~ad beenlkltllled a OIJledl ',"•'","''•Y l'l. of Utica, 0, ofllelal& Mtd.'!_~oue on"" Arctic exploration expedition, ti6ed While Seven are - --Neither of the planes 1.1 equipped ..., , ver lecture trom ~ nD £1Ulm na on rewa a e was drlvlnll the car tha\ itr~ the arr~yed over Pnna. J[:land IJ,te StiU M!,l:f" h ~ wiL~ radlc. The Pan&bQrn-HernctoJt ' ""' The admtnl.stratlon .ma.cle )i'.i ' ~ • • .l. - l!df ""', .... ~~., ... ""'"' , butlf, , ~~~~t ..... I'~. e --·~IPI' · "'~ ~·OI'fD8 m~hiQ,~t,~.l!!,.llQJ,Ip.t.rf3DCY ~ ·,; !,' 0 _ .... "QUlrlea Into thiLI eteel eoijon.tt6il' w .. .... ...• ...- .. . . _ . reoetv.... -t • ..;;,...-.....: rats or preserves altboJ..Wb llut ~ ' ed, Wll5 overturnOO Into a ditch TO BEDUC" a·~·ET News of the arrivu.J wall racel'l'ed Plttsburah July l8-tiii8-As sonCapE Cod oontatns two Jlu jacll:- 1 P lans, It was .&ald, When rumors ~ 'the driver was hurled clear or hUI Da,1oton, 0, July..28-INB--Reduc,.,_._. there by the Moacow radlo station ,.. 1 d thl 1 orou~ requiems w~re sung In chur· ..., , pl'evaU!!d Ulat wages would be slashed to oftst!l. an expected reducsea.t, however, and he escaped With tlonr of 25 per cent are to btl mll.de The sixteen Paflllellgers an r y W1ather conditlom W>!rt' :rep:crted f ttcm tn the corporations quarterly only mino1 injuries about the bntly in the 1932 budget of the Mont- members of the crew aboard the che:J throulhout the city todaY tor Of Beautiful Young Actretll fairly good along tbe route Dr Jae. ~ dividend, due today The preside• ' -• Pollee Wllre told that Yoder WitS I!'OffiCJY County Boe.rd of Educatlon Ora.f Zeppelin enJoyed an ex.perli : 10 agrd men snrl women. who pcWh S bed I j Klmlall, weather oureau expert, ~ 0 . ~cc;u_m WRS deeply concerned by the rumor, More Job Hunten • Buck· drlvk.g his truck west on Fail field a.ccordlnll w plans wb.l.ch today Ciill'• ~f!r u:!~~::~~~~: ~!~e t~~tor6r~f • J.sbrn In the fire ., h1ch swept tn1 to a~ gavt> t he tllen last·mmute 1 •ports ) a.ccordlng to one authority, and per· eye State Laat Year Than pike when Graves drove acrO&S go- rlerl the approval of COWlty aupcrln- settled easily on the hlgid water, the Lltt~ Sisters of tne Poor HCMne 1 JUnes Ill Blaat lOll t he pr06pt!Ct6 ahel>.d of U1em SLllBlly Initiated the Inquiry OJDE B f Ina: ncrth on Winter roud Th~ two tendent C w P}esatnger malr:lna: the ftrs~ practical use or the for the aged the !Seared bodle& o! a The pair of giant plnne.s were Yer e ore trucks nw.t with WrrUic Ioree Th.l.' ~ltlon A. Puderbe.l.llh, pontoon!! which hu.d been ftu~\ened dozen other victims ••• the hol(.lNew York Jul y _ IN8---Han y r11ei' 0:: to thl.' llmil f he New Yorkclals of the concern prutM~ted they 01 0 28 had .po &\Jdh plant In ~d even : ~ 1 I , Both OravM ~nd Yoder were llS!Iista.nt county ~uperlntendent will to her 11 uver hull before the ship 1 to-Turkey machhu: caLrtul 72ll gal· 1 1 8 1011 d thoujfh '118.1Rrles n11lht' be reduced to COhlDibus .. O July 28--INB-The empl()yed bv DWIKht Oownlna:, su b be abolished Aug 1 lt wo.s Dlmoonc- left Friedrlchshafen on i\1! exped1- caust which claimed 42 lives lay In Richman ~rlnc p.a In fl y, t\ loll:> of gasoll.nt fhe New York·tooffset l088es In l't"Venue state's unemployntm\ on Jul y 1 t:Qntractors for the tebulldlniJ of a ~ tton of the top or the world Ute morgue- - unclaimed In de&l 1l hlt !how sang and c 1 ~ I.ced to lhe ] Musccv. plane carried 1:130 galluJUI. The administration s oppos.ltlon reoehed the hilhe!lt Hgure In many ~ trtlch or the Three C-hlghway be_ For thirteen minute!; lhe huge ~ t h tl' Wt!l r u ~ocla lmed In hie aeli1Jhl cf a p11ck't!d house la"t night 1ht: upprcxlnlate dJstance from teo wage-slas hing dunng the current years, Jt was re...ealed h ele today ml twet n Mt Sterling and Wu6hlngton FIRE CAUSES , 15,1110 LO&S dlriKible Ooated on th'i' surftt.ce, ac- Th~ f01 ty·second victim o! the lgliOrll.nt of th e Jud M ~s H ~1W hel ~ to Tw key is 5 000 mlles TbB deprt'Sillon h::LS been relterat.ed by C H cordinK to the mformutlon received dlsaster was Mrs Pauline Lut.z 110 Wu.lt;h a member of the enol \l:i of I l OUt ~ from New York to Moscow 15 .. et a.J - · or comm·from 14. Columbus, 0, Jul)' 28-INB--.......u Lamoni • In "'"""· based on re...-.rt.s .,.... le shaf h ere, Whlle memU'C'•5 o1 h er cnw widow of Antou Lutz one time mill thl" nb.ow had died from blU'DS te- 1app r< x 1mately 5 100 miles '' :;:e.~~~!e~u!: ~r eorv=r Blwne~ dellvered to tile quartermaster or lona'rc brewer tclv<'rlln aa up,cslan on lib t.:abm 1 lh"' Pangbom-Herndon plane .a a lr-tur to Rep Condo or Rhode Is- ~tateRdty free employment bureaus 1pov.; ~er.t •uth a ":1:.1~-holseJlUwet mo· land who protested that. !IOD'Ie in- lllaued by the State division or is<- v Bartaln Packlno co, here todBJ, the Ma.lygln the hundred powul!! of Of the bod~ atlll unclnlmed In crulsr1 it was reveol('d todcy dustrW,l concerns were plannlntr ttatl mall Whlch lladtobeenth •""'11' 1ed from the morcue, t-e n we1e unidentified Richman h:Jd learned shortly be- r.or The Boardman·Pu laudu pla..JJ! wu.g~~t.!U l: tiOllll, J..amont 51llrt 'I tx;r sta C8 C8ll9lng a damage of U6.000 centrtt. 1 Europe e rc c .... th t Ml very greatly rogJ!'o,tlhat ~ Cnlll!B Oft'ered without comment the .} In exchange the crew of tile lllthuugh partlalldenttflcallon hb£1 fort! t><lterh'LI! the .....eatre a ss ha.s a JOO · h<lr ~epowl'l mulur snould ocr:ur but I do not believe It ftgures show that job-hunteu who J'OREMA.N KU.LID BY AUIQ Malyyin banded over a qi..Ul.lltlty ot been C!ltabllshed for f:IX ot the.sr Walsh was tmpro\etl and !n w lS The 1wkfy -bo und plane ~tar ted 1 ~ the duty or the government to In- applied to state-cUy bureau between By Stimson That Time Hal Clrclevme 0 July 28-flllb- .. m letters and pw;tcard.!l Wlltten m The ~e m:l,Jnlng four bOdles are he- llflt 11fornwd ol hP, ll :JPI> n!l1 d own tlw IUIHV~'IY slowl~ and craQ.tHfere in such ctL~!i Neither do I July 1 1930 u.nu July 1 1931 num death or Abraham MeClaln !l, Soviet RU881o. and addre&~~ed lilmpl) youu o.ny hope ~ retx:~gnlt.ill/1 - I death s hottl~ tx•ro: P lh t cu1tam UR!ly llfi.Ed lt.s heav~ load into tbe think such lnter!elence would be ered 1,083, or more thnn 230000 Arrived for Them to foreman of a State highway de- Oral Zeppelin the ArcUc " bun1ed to tt. crt.sp went up Hir 1dte1 ;;. glide ut HOOut 4,0U0leet efrt'CUve more than for the previous year Help Themaelve• pmtment maintenance erew, re-~ Wlth Lincoln c Elllworth, Am ~ The ratio betwt'en the mlssmgau1 M•s~ Wal5h . J-y{'QJ'-old beaut) It lllowly gal!l(d a lt1tudt" and Lamont declaa'<l. the president's The brl&'ht spot In the statl.!itlcs, s uited when he stepped from behmd erlcan explore! and Lieut Com- \he wholly unidentified victims s till 1suffered blml.ll when gll.so 11ne ex· i'eac.Ed mto the clouds attltude WllJl well deRued a.nd we ll however were Hgures showing that u parked truck u.crording to an ex- montier Edward H Smith of the remained nea.rl.y the same toduy ploded on the Richman yacht SunM ~ unwlul e Pangborn a.1d Hem· I under:-;tood He recited how the approximately 5000 more Jobs hllli By O'ITO D TOLISCHUS plana&ton of the accident which had Unlt.ed St.atea Ice patrol amonw Seven lnmatA>s c! the home have nut da)' monung ll8 the actor and a don \I Crc wa1mtng up the motel Or 1 N 8 Statr Correspondent )lr<"sident had summuned lnduatnal been foWld fur applicants in th e been given today by George E Hy - Lhose aboard, the Oraf Swept u.cros'! been traced s ince t he 111e bmk ,.. part~ of frltmdtc we1e bca1dlng the the Miss Veedol fhc) taxied lea.dea s here 111 1929 and sccun.'<l last sl:x month s thu.n tn the Orst six fCopyright l931 by 1 N S) ers of Columbus driver of the auto· the Barents sea from Nova Zembliil out They are craf. Glad.)':; Glad also a puncl- 1clowu to Lilt runway and at a faster IMges form them to mnlntaln t!XDivision ol'flclals es timated tha.t Lolli citm July 28--h A ' t htrontgl wahmmobtle that struck blm ye::~CMrday making a landfall at Mury Henry helpless cnppll' n<l} •n lhf &how Vlrg lnlu Bltid:l t dip than the C!ipe Cod tore down P 958.862 persons we1e jobleas on Julv lng o Germany t at e me ll1l Franr. Josef s land late his\ night ..~ !sting wage levels throughout the J considering that 1 034 ,402 applied now come for Germans: to help ALFONSO STILL KING1 The Maly In carr log Genera! I Heru} Oilhel~er Anna Crm cll another m('mber of the caJSt ann , lht; J unwav Aft.et tearmg nl0111 depreSIIIon for places and 124 !'140 were found themselves out or their economic London. July 28-INB-Aifonsu Umberto N!tl~ na~an polar ex· jloseph Dekourta, Hugh McAYoy. Mls~ Glads husband Mark Hell- ' lor JOO ftt;t t.he plane took to the Wlfhout exception, the industries job!; riilllculties and end their complain- XIII of Spain, who still wants to t e polar regions bad been cruising Daniel Shea and Mn RoUer mge,. a newsplilper oolumni.sl wert la.lr 1.1 a slnKle Krea.t leap represented IULvc mu.lntained waKe Labor organization membeu who tng was delivered by Col Henry L kno.vr- as · King' today personally sclentlats on 'an expedition to the Mn Henrys dlaappearance lent repolted improvtm; today from P1LllKborn seemed to gam a!U\ude rares that were In effect two yeu. 1" are not employed do not ordinarily sttmson, United State~ SP.eretary of seal.ched a report that he had ~>l&n- palor regions had been crulslni u touch of mystery to t.he fll'e s theh InJuries mer., quickly t ha.n the tlrsL plane ago and the Influence or the coule1- appeal to the KtateRclty free em- State, shortly before he lert Berlin ed sway his roval Pl'ft'OK&tives in qea.r F'ran 111 J~! land for some dayil u.ft.e:'malh HelplellS tn her wheel Roberl Lev) Rlchmun s chauffeur IA!S the pllut ctrcled the !Jeld, Ae eilCe and Its t:onclu.slons ha.ve !louc- ployment bureaus for Jobfl, It wall for London International Newa Ser· an ~lHUcatlon decree awaJting the arrlvDI of the o 111 t chair In the third floor of the home, and Sam White n1arme captain wond to the crowd and dlsappearceeded In a morYeloUII manaer ~in pointed out vice teamed on reliable authority 11he wa11 pushed to M tlre escape b) w.re abc recovering 1ld uv~:r Jamai(;ll Bay bound fW 111~ report, said tbe exiled mon~ Zeppelin ~ustalnlna: wages,' Lamont addl!d. Another report completed todnv tod~ arcb i8 ' quite lncou'I!Ct ~~ t'l'!'l A hall hour Iuter she v.-a.~ Mlos Walsh had, ppe:ucd in mu· glory or something el'!e ~ ·"' 'All the pertod of depression disclosed a falling otl of f3,000,000 e American Secretary who has !lf!t!ll on the lllwn of the home an 1! .· steal comedies here since 1927 Her Herndon s mother and wife were lengthens, many corporatl!108 which In payroliB DOd 260000 Jn Jobs In returned to London for A brlt'!f vaGRASSHOPPERS COSTLY St:ABCH FOR Nit\\ CLUES Wrested w1tness to the holocau.'i t mother Mrs Margaret Walah ol IUL lhe flying tleld tc S(!f! him oft were not well protected by reserveli, the calendar year 1930R31, &JL com- cation foliowlnc his week Rend <:on Lbn~~o 0, July 28-INB-In .;earch Then ' ~lank She has not b>l'll New York was with ber when sh~ I Herndon smilingly refll&ed to poof accumulated In years of good bua.l- pared with 1929-30 Not a county fer~nce With German omclals set Omaha Neb July 28--IN8--0nly (lf rn.w clues In the unsohed mur· dl.... r h h th ness, find themselves at the present In the state escaped lOfllle sin JObtl rbrth what Is believed to be the oM· a wlpter wlth plenty of preciplta- der of Earl Truesdale, 20 and The!- heard from, JJ}nC<! =.. ~ ~~mn':~~::~ep~~~ll.p ers Wl By WILLIAM K JtUTCHINSON I 0 0 ReqUiems Sung For Many v·ICt•tms I to! teOOrt.J!: .-,'".ull_:_ __..... . .., .,_:,trong Warnt"ng Ga"ven to Germanv (gnorant Of Death I I I time Jn flXtremely dHDcult ~t and total payrolls in that tlon.s ' 1 . ~~ the ftgures showed This description, It W&ll said, dl'd For lea money th•n many ~ '! "Cap~ Cod" Manned By Boardman And Polano Of Booton Have Turkey As Objective; Miu Veedol" After World Circling Record lI 1 ' OnlytM prbloonllioory ao 6ooclyMr's \1 I 44c 12c • ..,... • ••• • ••• . I -- - - - -- ' - ' - - - - - - - : : : . ; ;;;; - ---·--- VOL. V- NO. 269 LEASED • u: 69c on ruarantf'ed LADIES' Whitt~, Ju~t She 36 Inches wide rollerl!l, ol'omplete with all f111tarn. Will Sale !\lade Still Hisher Quality ar Lowest Prices Ever Kn~· , Hl'ta FULL (dJ..o.ness Jn Ohi0 · . Sets New Retord HEAVY DUTY TIRES IN HISTORYnow cost less: _I' n. Ju:ace. Good Will Sale. Inches • Sch00I Argument Is N o t Settled Good Will Sale 94c I I one low Pure white, I I ,. day rom a ree wet' 5 v w relatives and friend.- at Pa1neevme She was liCCOmpanled from ColumbUI; by Fmierick ~kibei 1 u • a rr . . . . oau:. of ~ TrlbUDe, C1'11 238-LI if the Bu~~ ~ Olliee aok lor 202·R. .. rt I tllf ~·­ ;toe f't Ml~ll AloW~ J ones r:tur:: 6 ~u"; Jchn koush hi!- mother Mrll E E Rot..:•h and aunu Mrs Wilbur Lee and ~rs Levate Jewett of Cartnf'l, Mr and Mrs Henry J-tei~l SOlo her Ml!i<i Laura Row.h of GalUpolb and ·Donley Herbert, Ml:iscs l!:wma a 11d Ml s H t~t~Y Tale and son Luther Mt.ss MarKretL& R-ea of Pomeroy Bertha Relbf'l sp.. nt sund ay \\lttl 1elm nt'd from Kyger Friday wht>re spent the we('k md ln.Columbus vl.s· Mrs Reibel s brothel Elme1 L'litln I the~ vlslled ht>r parrntl> tor the pB st 11 'I!' 1el9.tlves and friends k and rlim LI Y o1 Ch Ill \col h e \"I -.11 ,,.. 1 Wt t:: M< and Mrs J11.mes Hood returnI lhert they attended !>trvkl's at lk\ i\h and Mrs Lnwrl:'not! Ho den f'd to Columbllil navlng; &pent the L 0 Weber's ('hurch They Wt'!Ie awl (hlldren who WFtf' ~t: ~t.~ of wt'f'k end here with relatives ll.CCil.llpaJi!ed home by the ir c!augllt< J 1f ht.ll't>~ hete lor ~:;ev-e1al da\s H~· Mrs Ehza.bl!th GruAAf!r, dau~hter Althr u Thy who- ~;pent the past ~c k 1 tmmt.l to their home ell Uillul.! Mrs Cha.rles Neff and two chUdren, theJe I Sunday Mi!ses Maud and Freda orueser Mr n~d Mrs Eail L I}@Rll of lhe Ml and Mrs Jf'.AA Ln!Ch andlwere gueswo l~ u.Uvt~sin Shawnee, 0 P E S""'Dt th e week cntl v.lth his "''''"'"' and M- C W Cl•ndt!nln sund•Y ; ....,.. ' ... pare"ts Mr and Mrs F D LogB..ll o f Athm~ were viSitor~ he1 e Satur- 1 Ml s.ndi M Iter Meinhart of of HR~rtsonvllle OR.'t HunllnRtan. 1111 uy Mertin or F'lf'd erkk Rl',b>l was a Columbtlf I H C Oy(' rf'turn('d to his emplo~ - 1Da vtGu wert' week end jl'lleSts ol vlsltlll s Sunday mtul a t Gmdon W Va ufter n r;,:r and M 1s w endlll Meinhart alUS Miss Gwenene- Bal\f'~ nf Chill\- we~. end vl.sil hu e with hL~ fam ily rnm lly col he LS 1 l!;il,ng he! ;p andp:.t enk H .., Park rt;tulllel.l havm~ spt:nt Anthony Kom returned to Dan., Mr nnrl Mrs Robfo1 t BCI Iiey ul Sunday with h is famil y In Marietta w Vo , sunday after a week end Thomas 'fo'crk Mt and Mt s Elsworth R<lwe re· uJsit with his mother, Mrs. Man' • Mo and M1 s Benl.2 Wolf nncl turnt d to Roseville aft.€r a SundRY Kom and .ftmri}f•• I •Qd t';fO klfil Such a wind-up, whUe wttbla the paJe ot pot~Sibllity Is far R the EADEIIS NOTICE-If ,... 0. dau!~ ters returned to their duties In dren or Er1e P8 arrlvea !or 11 two I eral days vl51t U'ons of the f>port I .S Trl AI£ 19~1 !~'~·~·~T~S~::P_O__S __T_P__O __N __[_D__~~or--.Knlshts -,-,.-~~~--n-n-,-.-.-~~-.-,.-,--••-.- ...--.m--,7.S:-p--o_r_t_s_a_n__e_n___Ar~-e------;-----:.~.:.:T~c:u:u.r::~,~..:E:2:T~---r------~----~--=-------i~ -.-.d~M:n--.=,~.,-.M~--·-·M···~~--·~c:.-.~,,~..:-th::.:~~.~.:.:,u:-:M~.M=-~o:u:,:.-:o~.:.,:.~.:,"::.~i.:"~":.:~~·:"~"~'':~:u:,.,.::~ •.. are tor third place The Past Chlefa c..- M.aa;qo!Ja. PersOnalS of Yuung&town v.ho were auest:> of Cha1 est.on DoroUty Wolf and M1~ Charles Ebersb&Ch waUl' ,..r A ploy oft' wlll then p!Obably re- I I •t d T C Temple were entert&lned Prklay Mr and Mrs W L Stivers for a d&ugl1t.er Bonnie and Tht!<l Jkei"le norothy and Mn Edlth ()ebIIIUit between the LWO leading DVI e 0 orne evenlna Mta Edlt.b A~t at her The P'ederat.ed ('hutch enjcyed an few c4ays reLurned to their homes of P..rtland motored to Old Man s hart were Parkeraburlh vltllt.or"a the after which very probable thal For B'Ig Qut•Ing home on Ea&t Main street There all dli.y plenic at the fa lrarounds Sunr:'ay Cave Sunday and en,la~ed the day laUer part of Lhe week Allen Ar· outside t.earru; w\11 be broURht b'l for I were twenty memb!rs and four Ylai· SWlday a plCMant dRy of Mrs Katherine Dal.nli and lWO Mrs Eda:ar BlRke ll.l"ld lwo chU- cher returned with them for an1t 111 AHJS[U V c ~ L '.t J; ~ ~D .I ' · .PAOI Ill rt· J!ted on Pll&t' aix> - - -- - - - tion cu.n exterminate the AINEMILE ALL SET 1:~~o~~~~:::y TRIP ~~t~c~p~th: ~:: :::~fl:~:: LINDBERGH AND log the '"fat years" The corpora· TO START ON 7J 000 :na:~ :~~~:WdS::r:!'e :!:e!"s!; hordes oC ma Woods, 11', ollkiala tomorrow, llfl'us hoppers which a«" damastns wtll rftlew dralnlnl' operatlons at tNebtaska. c.ropa according to Prof tile abandoned quarry whet€ thelf o:t Ul~::~ ::~were found. It wu said to- COURT'S SENSE o--F--JUSTJCE'JS SH~KED BY AGENTS' ACTIONS be~o~!l!\er When I 1ctun ':'nd if l t1aye mA.de 1:1. record I 11 pose wltb them 101 "' plctu1 e' he tsllnt BuL not: t he two "~lng t~ms lb:ny have WW:ed that draining ' il~! of consented to pose together bef!Xt! I ha~:t~~n:tr:!~h~ ~~un,: ~ ru:ume(! in the beJJef that ICireuit CIAart Appeals Re•eraea Convietion of Fiv ~ th~heOO:~r~~rn route followed ~ tarltr protection on many ot Its pro60Jl bran maah Ia beinl; used in othet bodlea may be fOUild lndianapolia Policemen Char.-H With 1 the l1yers will ta.r.e d1em llJong tlle ducts Thl& increased prNctiOu Famoua Pair Will Get Away From Wa•hinaton This counllet1 where the placue hu re· NAVTILIJ8 ON WAY · Atlantic CO&St to Harbor Gru.p.12 ~ .. ve the administration, llli!tdencentJy be(l:un but those 1nvacled six Dry Law Conap1racy Newfoundlu.nd, and from there ~ ~lly, u. talking point In oli~J.JZil'G a EYenint or in the Morninat Tokyo, Japan, it wt>eks aKo W"ere deelared to be be- a:ly:U~~· .:~~/u~lll.!s-;::;: aocaos~; th~ Atlantic to Ilelaml Ob'jeet'ave Th'11 Time > Neither planned to sto p l.:n Harh 6:.tsh ln wotkfl's wages yond sa1vatlon _ rlne plowed 11lowly out ot Pl.ymoot Chlca,o Julv 2B -INS---Severe!~ does not jusUfy lh.e means r-mplov bOr orace but Intended t.o make Jt 1 <Continued on paa~ three> BANDITS &OB BANI har~ at 1 a. m ~Y 12 ~ crltlclslniJ the methods employed bJ ed, the oplnton said a stmlght Jump across the lake" B EDWARD B LOCKETT ill t the 1 N y 0 fk 1 the 1\IDI Ume) on til way wa 11 n" In obtoln The policem-en whOBe conviction from New Yoak as the sprmebaard Y lw pu m n ew or F'r<'mont, 0 , July 28-IJIB--8t11: 8erpn, Norway, where It wl ,some prohibition 8.IJt' '"' .,11as reversed are Martin OBJien B011.rdman and Pola.nrlc up untti 11 Ume wlll not ai.Jow ~- young banditll anned with & rna.. proceed on .toum!!.._~~rlhth~-!_~ l ing evidence, the U 8 Circuit Com Claudt> 8 Stan' Correepondenl I N Iiilht. Rtdenbaugh Ralph Lnmlast nigh~ Intended to take tho JOHN J. LENTZ IS Washington, JuJy 28-When the pletlon of rou.Une matters untl too chi ' 4 111 ... •~"'"" ot' the Arctic sea _ ... ...,. e UUI'WJ th trim 22-foot steel pontoon& of h1s late, hoWever, be plans to take off ne lfllll an o,.uns, .,..._ pole lof Appeals today had reversed the I bert. David J CUrran and Thoma ~ sou un route But later Dr Klm· DEAD IN COLUMBUS black and scarlet monoplane Ieaveii early tomorrow for Northha.ven st.a1ed a daring hOkhl)l oltbeLiber· convletion ol ftve Indianapolis po Gray I __ from Potomac riYer here, ..Slim • Today be waa t~ same carerree ty Bank here, au" eacaped ln a hlah OFFICIA.Io d HELD ucemen on charges of OOIISplr&.t'!Y to They were conviCted arter a l r\.&1 , ccontlnuea on rmp three I Columbus 0, July 28--INB- Van Wert 0 July 28---INB- violate the dry Jaws before Federal Judge Robert c John Jacob Lent..z. ?S founder and Lindbersb will be omclali.J orr on • Lindy ' when Ill! a mall pilot he powered automobile In a hall of ponee l:lu!Jets , Chal'lea of fobbbJg the safe at the A shock to the court's sense of Batzell at Indlanapohs The agents FIVE SUSPECTS president of the American Insurance another epochal ftla:ht, a 'J.OOO mile decided to take a trip \o Parill He WILS 1rlnrUng when he taxied 11W loot WBI! beUeved to have ea:· City Loa.n and Ba.vlna:s Co here justice ' WlL.!!L the eh.arackrlzatio_'l were sent to Indianapolis to lovesUnion, builder or ColumbUA' A I u jaunt to the Orten\ and Tokyo, Japan. his big ftylng: boat up to the Une at ceeded S.l,OOO Bank offtclalll wen! on July 19 today faced Bert Mon - placed on the acU~IUea of the IJOI -)tiv!lt.e reports that the caty pollee ARE QUESTJONEP 5kyseraper. Mooee dJinlWJ, &Dd: He_ eonatders hi& Berlal vacation Anacoatia ,naval air station He wu unal)le to detennine the exact fta- t.que, automobile Alesman, snd ernment 1n securing the Indictment depe.rtment wa~; colluding With former Democratic CODifi'U8Dian, Don Atha ust.stant loon mana.gcr snd oon'rletlon of the pollcemen bOOtleggers and poliUclans canum, o , July 28--INS--Pive was dead llere today after a few alrea(ly begun He may no& etop at crlnnlna: when reporters •warmed ure of the loi!IIL!L New York 1lylnc northward, he .eal(t, his llhlp And he lost not a whit After pleadllliJ not guilty, AUla Willi • ntat there Willi a eonaplrac}' to Evidenoe In the cue sho.,oed thnt men •ere held for questioning her:! da,a· Ulnesa. TWO PRUONERS ESCAPE held to the gnwd Jury 00 •1000 violate thr. prohlbltlon law there the prohibition &Ients opened a today tn connection with the murBuft'erlnl an attack or uremle but If poeeible wlll fly to North· or hill IJood hwnor when after an hopr'a questtonllll( he Willi wh181ted .Manatleld. 0, JulJ 2a.-IN~ bOIU! lean be no doubt. 'the opinion stated pool hall and hired u manager der of Harry Barlnides, 35, ~Whose polao1llnl. Lentr. died In Grant hos- hu.ven, Maine In the rear eookplt, hllr slender a.W'ay in an a.utomoblle to the home 8earch for two pr1aonert1 who e1The co115Plracy waa conceived by Horace Lyle colored a former dry body \\as found In a dllch on the pital bel'll'l late 1&8t nlrbt, a few &houklerl and fulad lnLJhea below of acUna eecr.tary of Btate CUtle, ca~ from a dormttory at the Obio N41'10N, liBAT STBICKEN the three prohibition apnts who agent and later an Wldereover man All!B.Ilce-Cant.on road nr.ar herl!l houn after be bad undeJ'IOile a.n By lotemi.Uon&l Newe service enlisted the serviCI!s of a decoy tOll botb tile a:cn-ernment and the Sul\day night operation In " fuUle attempt t.o the tuMiqo(j • · 'WID be Mn where he wu an informal ruest for Btatf! Reformatory here waa Jltart-CharlN nA-. WrHtblq:h, the former the Dl!lbt. ed t.odaJ by reformat«)' Ton1d he&~ ranalnl ln the nineThat theM 1a an 'ever lncreulng lddtai. • • authorities l Motive for the slaylng waa not aave hiA Ufe He seemed pleued at the obYioua 'nt.e pr11onen were Hiii.ITJ' Bola, tltls and above. swept Ute nAtion frequency·· of such cases in prohlMoM' ~ the policemen traveled known, pollee snkl The man, who Hla death toUowed b)' a few Anne ~ Th• Colonel and Uri Lln<lberah emeteocy ot tbe ti.Dy per110n ln rid· Ollytlhop. eountr terVinl( a tenD rn:~:~~ the Atlantlc to the Pacific to- 1bltton eotorcement WIL8 the user· beats In vlclntty of the pool hall remained unldentiHed nearly a daY montha a ~ll!bra.Cton of hill 'F6Ut blJ'Utd&)' by National A I U. om· CiillDe to WublqCiob for compledon Ina trousen who rode with him tn tc.- autom.boU& ihett., Uld H&n'y d&J cari'J'inl wttb It 1tB lOU oil Uon of the opinion 'nle lJO"'em- Evidence dladosed that they were After he died, had been struck ottar due to but proe\n.IJorul, men\ IIOilkl NOT adopt such meth R (l'lven drinks by Lyle a.e w.ll as tbe hald and thrown from a epet4· Cia\& ,held In the It.. 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