https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b2333ac60d3e57392dff19d343a2dc9.pdf 4d835cac3fe7431fd61d3249fc3f33ad PDF Text Text ' - -- ·-- . ' >1.• I - '!If~-~· -~ • • •• ·• ............... • . •• . . .. - .. .. ...- • ·Freak ~ ~ .,. ''i:('"? '"<'''7~ ~ ) ~--- -·- - ' r ' ' • "'· '~ • • • •-.. , ll. •... ,.. r, · ... ....... · BY GOVERNMENT ONE OF CIDEF SUBJECI'S WORLD PRESS CONGRESS PITT8BuaGB PaGDUCI UTEATtrft FOREtAST- n -Ohio and West Vii'Jlnla--M•tiJ tW ; DOC. much c:hanBe 1n ttmperature tonia'b.t &lld """'"' FULL .. '. • ~'i~ Le.v... Hi1hway LEASED WIRE 01:, !NTERNATION AL SERVICE NEWS 1JJ C•: ..: POMEROY, OHIO, TUELDAY, AUGUST 4, 1931 VOL. V NO. 275 .;-:· butead Of Follow• in1 Curve ... .. u •• "' CaliTI ,.,_l'-1$1 w.e.. • PRICI!:-SUNDA Y Ci CENTS TAKENiU. S. Government :Bl OPER~TORS l~i May Place Hea\rY. Flagship I ATTITUDE BEACH PAJi'I'Y A delt1bUUi beach party ...., bald at ~yraeuse the ~~ ' Bea.cb f5unday evenlna: )lonorln( lli&HI Mary ~tnd Marilla :Ne~)ina ot De· ! trolt. The two 'sisters left Mon41J for their h<lme followlnl: a t1n1 weeks visit here with relaLltee. Thoae preaent at tht pe.rtJ, wen: Mr. and "~'~~~ · Albert Wippll and daua:ht.era, M~t and ,Ceellla, Mt. and Mra. :Barnett, Mrl. Letfhelt., Misses FlOre;nc:e, t.uctne, ~~ and Alma Lelthelt, Prt>::. J~Au'telfi a.Pd the auestll of honor • HOO~ER I 8Altt{(J Tax> On Cigarette • DISTILLED WATER ICE In maloin1 diotilled water Ice POMEROY ~D ~OAJ,. ia,.UJed. .. . It takea POMEROY BEND MINERS to mine the coal. . It takea POMEROY BEND TRUCKS to' haul the coal. It takea POMEROY BEND FIREMEN to bum the coal. .. Every d!»llar of thia expenae is apent rithl here at home. 'I!'!'water ice ia made, 1&1 or elec• tr"' current ,. uaed and we all l<qo-.y wber,e tile raa and el~c ~ 'b~L "0.. UcaitJy to .'N,.w Yort.· or 'otli!!t lilr'I .r, ~~ · •l , . ., , cen~. :Wbn t, e 0• . ~ , K~p our money 'lr home 1i:r U.in1 DIS· TILLED WATER IC£, It laate 1...-. Made (Only),by., .• . , WheeUni, THE DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. r ' < ' 1 of Supreme br MURDER STILL < I IU(ANIWIE J/t NlfD . .. .. • 4-lNB- a CBS! of dynamite se, now held by Mr9, Coa~ c:reted 1n a wooded patch on a hWSTORM stance Oerardot ot Toledo alde at Trl.a.detplua, today was be· New York, AUIJ, 4---JNB-Hlih· Mr~ Jdn Hu.ubert of F1emont, wns certain to oppow Mls!l Kathryn lteved by authotltlefl 00 have true- 'l'lll.ys near New Ym·t and In Con. tra.ted a radical pW. t.o blow up the necticut were bloctc4 by trfeli ln Murphy of ColumbUs tor t.he posttl)lple at. ND. t.rhree mine Df the many )llaees tooay, many houses Uon of Supreme Trustee n was reValley Camp coal company. , were damaged by llghtnlnr and ported . ' The bo1 of explosives, contalnlnl lerops were rulned 81 the result or Elizabeth Pryberge!- of canton 8 ftrty s t ! of dynatnlte was fo\Uld 1 • \'!Olen\ sto~q. last night. The dam now Supreme Secreta)')·. was to Hched short (jistance from a age to• -~t • , 0 ., A"•. •1~ ••,., •.•.• h op-'tl C ,._ Ma M brkl&e dl.nr to the Triadelphia l!:everal hu..'ldreda Y was .... ........, .,~..... ..... Phelan ave of ......,Colwnbua, on rom •n.o oommi88&ry of estimated thousand!! at of dralnlq of an abanaccmdlngr:v to Short~¥ before the dlacovery, an-I Jollars. One man died during the pool here In search l"eler:s.tes. nounce.,ent had been made that after a tne struck his aut.o· In the murder , of Earl Conventkm sessfons were to crmthe ml~ had been closed and ntObJle. 20, and ' Thelma Woods. tlnue all week with elections ·Hke1y wookl IB(le:nnttely suspend. opel'*30. waa schedUled tv to ~ held Friday. Bto.te Commerce tlons. dnwn with k, the Director Tlleodor~ H. Ta.nglcmann Miners were transferred to the .. of and M7:, Woods and Mayor J Thmnas adNo. One mine at EI.mcrove. En· ernor Franklin D. Rooaevelt today w-ere found ln the "'Uarty a sl)ott dresnert delegates at a reception !mat route. elaht taxis hauun the men, had dona•~ time ar•·r th'e coupl'e va·•·•cd. !light. liAl a pint or hlo • ...,. to .., ...... , were a h owered ny st.anes11 hurled by aid the State Health department 1trlkers, It was reported. Pour men combat the S)»'Nd. of Infantile Au.thorltleB, admiLUna themselves -- -completely ba.med, hope thilt by were lnJ ured In the me ee. KILI.ED IN AUTO ca.t.sn paralyata. eumplerely dralnlna the- pool they 1 The Governor was a victim of the may be able t.o find oome clue to 1dread maeue ten years 8£,\"RCH FO& P,\CKAGB Bu<"yrus. 0., Au&. 4--JNB·-A bu81· 810 . The the kiJllng. New York, 4---IHS-aeam · \blood of peraona who have ness trip to Nevada, 0 .. t.od~y had ahlp •nd pott.lll aut.borltlM todaY from the disease and ended In traced:r fOI' Jack Martin, United ;:: lle&n;h for a pacU.p made tnt.o a serum to treat MeADOO ILL 37 ot Sandusky He waa almost inoontlln taOOO ln currenay, newly attacked. Barbara. Callf. AIll. 4- lltantly killed last nlaht when the whiCh p)lel.red from a mail eoodltlon of Wllllam lautor..obtle In whleh ht'! was r1dini pouch arrlvlnl here on the llnct• LLOYD IN AIJTO CRAI!!IR • former Secretary of wiU1 a cousln, Fred Megeta of Uauret&nla. trom Naseau, BnJu.matl Portsmouth., 0 ., AUI. t-INs, • today pronounced \Sandusky, wu struck by a Pen.nayloa June 'B. State Senator John 0 . Lloyd ar hiS physician fDilow- vanta railroad pauenaer train at The ~J~:"'·- wu OOblltcned t.o Portamouth today wu 1"800Verlnt abdominal opera- Nevada. "!'!:-" r 1nJ ~ ed ha:~ been work-1 the New. YOrk branch of Ulc .;.toyal rom ur reeelv near here on autobJ a h In Santa BarMt'flets Pscaped death when he Bank oftCenada. "nte robber:• Will! rsterdday wthhen his automobile ba.ra, WO.II lltr:e~ :uddenly yester- lett the automobile only a few minbellllved to have occurred tn l:asM.u umt1 over and rolled ..... ubes bet~ the crash. Both men ~"""' ..,. _,. _ tn•·ct w~ lnto'l'hea dlcldtch. t ree tlmfl8 ed ~ •·• oone ... Nevada on ltwtln""" pi:::~ I ae en occurr •• Senator I • •-.u ..... """' - pae ... Lloyd awerved hi• oar to avoid llaurt and In the ao.me lstrttlnl a pedestrian It was aatd DlBCOYel')' lon w. vo., Aug. _. ~. •, =n~~~0~ 0A':.~t~- ' ' lu& a ore time. •• ' wu.... C...._ I ......,.., liM~ ww aa.Rt. I .f • \ • $UO Value ................. . Sale 99e ~J.Jirilhi M.. M Scr•b ,.... lloon. . . .; . , ..... lwHII ...... .un, ..... • • . . . . ~. . . . ... . . Claw ''. . N'a&l a •....,.. ~ IF_. MNL ~ -! liOc ·Vahle . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . Sale 23c -· ~ ~I;ISTOAY • • • IUY ~ 7&c Value ... .. ..... .. .... , ... Sale 2tc ' ,... tl ~~~ . reet.J o-~ llldlie a.l'ltpnW. . I'UdiJ' H•- ' McMASTER'S HARDWARE CO. TWO'STORES .I . omer:oy Chevrolet Co. Pomeroy · ·· 'fiddl~port:- 4 ' I I I I :i~u:~r I ::sece:=:~ DIAMOND THIEVES I MAKE RICH HAUL I R .1Emp(oyees • To Aid JoblesiJ ' wr..s no need for her to nPoear. I I IH.ihll,• t SCRATCH 18 FAT"L Tlftln. o . t-INs-A ..,.tch 'iRo,.e,ft... tm"'"- fs th~ IV 011 New Plaa 1death or John Atlltln,l,ol-. EdlnOil&oll. Alllerla, Aur. 4-Mo alarm was felt here for ...... 18. c .. at the Jr 0. 'd/ N.' i.t} OrJNS-AoeordiDI a. neonftr.ed. ftl era dea plbl th e tact the lr route h anace h ere Tbe sera tch C8 used Aug t--IN&-.Blookel l'f'IIC)rill nubia& ltere, CoL lay over desolate country, W.tth a.n Infection which reeutted h1 hll; JnC'eveland ·tlu•lr atUmpt to hohU 1 Charlel A. Unllbn'(ll wu Ia8CION8 of Jakes dott.lna vast waste·• 'I ........__ deuth. It was llaid. I ""-t nf lth .,_. ed. I ... _ _._. take • I ell' of T le .D • - - Wh I I 1"'040 oo erence w ra .... .,... enInto Ri•er .I uoli. m-~mtnl ~eneral. ~,.. an'l'be U::~:wt:C.:S the roub . \lv~!..... en Al· ~ FIRES BARN, HOME ; smcmEs \ euUve3 tor the Ptu"J))OC of fu~-~ waECKS .t.UTO: 8UICIDE8 Atilhtat b&y, the b11 play1round moat hanrdllus lei ()f their C ten~;pt IB .,_ade to Carry I ChllUcothe, 0 .. AU&. t-m'8-AI- lng ff!Jef to 3~.000 uni!m~ GeOrgetown S O Aug 4--INB- I areenabuJ'I, Pa., AUI. 4.-JNB--, on the Jene:y coast, notlfted the CK&awa. c ....... Aq. 4--JNS ana·\ 0u: ion" Ord l ter setting ftre to bls bouse and his wortus, nllrcad labor leaden to-a-"- ol r • .. . ·t'~Pftrbll parental wrath beca~ he Republican naUonal commlttee to-CoL ClluW A. Lladberrla. dla."l ftylnJ. 'l1ley were seheduled to t vtct er 'bllrn on hill fann, Luther MatheWs. day c:eUberated on a new plan to ___..... our ''"' 1 ..... ~ had wrecked hll fat.ber'a aut.omo, day that lt 11 sendinl a committee hop from Bakel' Lake we&tward to· EMI, went lnto the bam and hanged aid ~.he Joblesa before Winter. droWn~ when 1. sehool bUI return- bile, Raymond Andel'80ll, 1l. today to Washlnlton next wulr: to for· who IU'I"'wld. ...reiJ' at -ward Ali:Lavlk, 1.115 mlles away. Thli Ohlcago. AUf!'. 4-INB-Two m~n himself, accordlnr to a report of Cltlnll' tbe needs or the unemploJ:liag ~m OUtb'll plunlfd, throulh crawled home ri'OII\ the scene ot th! \malty present It& clalmll for the :::, ~ ~=U.• e:ectlon or the far north la wlthout wre wounded todo.y In a recurrem:e I the ft:res and the suicide toc'lay by ed workere as UJ"~ent Davld 1 an opet1i drawbrldle on tbe Samplt accident and tilled htmaelf by ftr~ 1132 meetln&. Phlladelphla put m •• t,llaJ • a ~ ., hablt\'ltlon and Is frequently atorm- of dld.urbance.ot lil the colored aec- uuthoritles. .RobPrt.a:m. president the Bl'oth~ 1 1 rlvoer bere laat n!Jht, wen~ recov- 11111 a rewo1ver bullet lnto hill head, U.s bid ten days ago. Chtcqo has bb leba ely wuallll IIIIK- te looked. tiOn of the clt~r where thn'e neifl'OI"!l erhood of Locomotive Plreliien aDd ere4 today. the coroner's oft1ft report.ed. &M 011ea1, ,..,.,._, n411e -ft>'f! killed vet~terday durtnr a riC>t Enalnemen, stated that tbe ran:. 1aerved notice Df intention llf out· ~ent.en of Ute 'lotlml wert ---·blddlnl aU competition at the pro-lola ....eed .. · Ch' A 4-IN~ tn d tl f .. -.. • aesroet. Tbe two white vk:t1nu were I pertlme. Cleveland, Detroit, Kaniaa ••• , TUt..-yo. AUI- ..-JNB--Huch Hern• UR' roa ueeu v-es re .....,.... the first tile owner of lho buo, Wanen City, San Prancllco aod other •nd Clyde Panol;tom dec,.,.. tctlon bv the "Black Belt"" riot In . !er o! aid by decllnlno to mee• wtU. Chnrchlll, Man.. AUI- 4-INS-- Wday that tbey wou~ contlnllt which th~ were sla.ln and spui"N'd 1• reprnenta.tiftll or tbe :n labor • Jd r th In ~ both conveo~tnll. .....,_..., an PUJ>. ar R · • tbek' journey round the world de· "1 he number llf unemp OVf!d whn Steubenville, 0 .. AJli. 4.-INB8TOUPP and talk over tb.e sltuitloli.1 M·wh>n .... and hJo ...,, Olin New• are ' e or one or ~····J d ••- Oh Je A Lind •- I I -, Ttle18~... surftvor•or the PoJtUct,l leaden could not recall bll!rslt Tokyo-bound. 1m"l' beUewd splle tile tact that they had stven will 00 trt dlatreel this wtntH, cltv I Orders til arre•L 18 person& ~retly Robertson statft that tbe euea· Y VIenna.. Aua:. t--1Ns--PI'e pu. tod.laY when cnere has e•er been saft' at Jeola&ed Balr:er Ll~ todaY. liP ilOJie of beatinl' the record of o«ftclals took steps today to t"'l'tend Indicted on charpa of llleral reels· ttves refused to meet with labor ~4 WU • l·yev.old 0 CII'O boy who sertlets wtn! lr:llled and m&ny In- such early Interest tn ltalinl the Thl"'Y Je.ft here yesterday at l2:.4G Poat ed aauy acconUna to a claar'ty tAJ needy families facing 1tratlon nre expected to be Issued preacntatlves becaWJe they bellevtif apptneotly was thrown t.hrou&h the Jured when tl'e wne bombs nplod- two bll conventions. 11'1. other yran P. M. <1:45 P. IL Columbus Time) IUIIiiP reeetved ill To)I:)O fioom ntctk.n from their homel , here today by Jefteraon County Pros the matter should be taken 'up wJth BHklng to prevent the evlctton bv 1 ecutor Jesse K. Oeol'lle, foliOWinl ll each Individual atnee Iabot obridlWindow llf the: bul aa It :eaped 111- eel on a railway kaJn near Suaak, bl.da usually b&Yf! not been made I for the- a:r& trip to Baker Lab, a KhatlaroVllt, Siberia. to ~ rlftl". an4 Ut• t!laped the JUJU~laVIa, lt was reported todaY tn until the committee m~ettne In tlnr liOWement with cmlJ one wo~.. The mefl88p atat«< Uw.t their court order of a woman from her I return of the ~nnd JW')''s report,. tlons Alllmt: the roads 'vatted. fa&e of the 1t who were tra)llled in dlaplt.ebel from BeJarade. January. But. tbe eltJes are aettlng an l'MljSent, tn JtteWattn territory. plaN'. the MS. VeedOI. had been IIOUtb alde home. a mob of 3000 ne- 1 The secret Indictments were reTbe laborltes reJeet;ed. thJe · -' :10' feM of we.W. 'l1le bomb1 had Men hlddn tn tn their blda t.bls year Btx montbl Tht!lr radlo traiWnltter wu heard Via\ the dyen would erces many llf them fiB.Id ro 1M' crm-\turned by the Jury after a ftve-"""y pou.J.. malntalnlnr that tiJt : I The tr:apdy occUlTed at 10 o'eloek two carl ar the train. advance of the committee meet· at 2:to o'clock P. ftf, bUt tlM n- cont!nue towVdl Aluta u 1000 ulmunllbl. late YHten~.av bntlll'fllprobe of rwnon of an Iectlon &ean blemo of the various craft~ • lilt ntabt wbaa. ,the but, prlvat.Jy 1 tnaa and twelve montha ln ft4vance ceptk>n 'MY bad and their location tbe we&ther One of th 111ua1n ot pollf'e itu•t were tullhed to d&l In conneetlon •U.b the muniel - Sl'Tlted tn the 21 - -... ~ nd __....7• ..., wu ret·-'"-- In awllttlftlrtO lpre\'ellt aueh out- 1of tbe conven~lil. oould __ be •---~ n • paL Pr-.lttti~. next week. ~"-........._ ._ · uw4oK'I a .......,. ~rrtilbllil ¥J tbe ~GYemment I Cold cash conBidentltma In lite· at th e t•-WR' • ,...,.. _ . . • ..,... . . wlnl'l of tbe nd rru:mop1pe ..., th-o P:renl' nt thr rtlsturbance I Ot $lwndll~ ~ailed by Prolle~ w• l'••.-me. retardleea Df which from OIW'~ ~- .. the ooou- on GI'GIIttc&P qilaton, the J\tfO-, ly to play a lftater J*R In the 81 .. wu ~~ed at tu tJm.e the t1'8111- daatnpd whim the a'l'laton brcuallt- 1 rn nddttlnn tn the three killed '" 11llltq), a....~any of them wen J:nnoll Utey are worldna i:or. RopanU IDOI&IJ lldldtl,. IIIRI attended ll&...ti&ll 0 . . . . . . . . ., NOillU, .,...,.. lectlon or oonventlot& alta. next· mtttef wu Jut beard t.bey Wft'll her dOWn at KhabaroYSII: afW" • the Mot. al1 ntwrOe&. nthcn lndu~ 4 1 neamn~-JWD 1ahertft"'a de)llltlea sa.td benlln ald. an bqro ouKDa. mqlpted 'tm -alder prob:lbltlnl 11ft)' )'ear than ever before, Both tbll' ' ~ to B6*ft' I£te. tboul:a~Ut PI•P trun Chlta tn,« t~t-veral po11ce. were Injured 1they ooukt ·not flnd. D'ntmployed ratm.d worftn .;. Beucben bepn attempt.~ to N· bat . Juaosi&Yiaft ~tloD&l nllwaJ 1 republ1can and delnocrUie orwanl.. l The ndto at.loa..bln ft!PGlWd it. In • bJ1ndlnl atorm. AuttoorltiP.I Mid the rlot(ll'fl W"re 1 In a partial report of the probe. taetna a "very l!ftl'll" wlDW !lad ccmr &he bOdlel ..,.., &odaJ' IDd .r- n...- tra:a entml:la JQIOIII'flaft are "brott." 1ba.d INQuentlr tried tD coaunual:.. 1 •.. • ., · T --...J. !Incited bv communllt ~den P>:-1· , whtch wu made Jut wt!ek, the JU1"7 110111Hbina m\lli be dontt ~ Ill:_ III'NI'8l hOUN labor bad n· wnttclr7: All pu~~~nJer'l enterinl Tbty ..w be -..lD tllttnd ~tr~ePt),..........,.IOUJil plaDe · l»itdaat, ·••·' 4:-tJIIBtl nne Am:r lowl!ll' the club. a communtat DfO-ojlndtcted Bam lllller, tt, aoiiiD J1.,. IJ to Pftftllt wtrerlna, Ro~ ol. lo,r af ·U. ~ &be ClOUD., IN · ~ to traDifer lbe time tiM OOIUiliU.. IDIItl m llidlo ...._..... Li1111t ' ~ . tMt meetlnc wu held In whlclh year~d lh'l Who are now at IU).- Who II chair- of die lallar ~ .,, ' ( r • bcirdlr .. JIIDIIAYIIA ......... llllUAq. ' • .,~· -~,;, MrtntuMJM' MusB" ', ACodaul& •• ,... two) tbou.ndl toot part. erty under boad. . diClared. .. ,. .. J:. ' ' •' • ' .. • ' • •.. .. ifn· j I Begun I n ch·ICago:P I r' . -· - - I :.tS: _. ••£ • -- ~end lin -:tted. au. IORDERS ISSUED TO I ARREST EIGHTEEN B ~ ~-t~smsl'fP't'!o I 1..-...,. I oi .ca~ro. 1•tlool ....,_ '*'* fuat rr:..., .:!.: FIVE KILLED IN VIENNA BY. BOMBS •'"" H<~n ·~ ... 1oo ask f·t•-, TO •PP'••I!IB.ltl~I .~- Th• ............ 1 Balked in Try at Joint Meet,. BE SAFE IN TINY SETTLEMENT !notlfl~tiMI&re I.~~:: :!,osebew·r~:::: •ua inr. They DeJikrate by,;~ I · N..,.. Before lA Value Like thla .. $1.39.00 ·• ., ..•a.. ...._.. , .... ,... Len. _r obJeetkm $bus tar vole• mornlnaJ pnpera and showed a hl1her ~llix on efiar.. dence of retumlnl &tren8'th wu a fear Utat a greater trib.:. health ute might brlnr: redoced revenues 1by slashing oomumptlon of el.pr"Dr. Hubert 8 Howe.' ' Pithbursh Man Shot Edison's breakfast by the strikes In West Vll'in Cold Blood; City-Wide : ettes. Jn the lo.st few years, both comprised berrlell Kentucky PennsylvaniA, III-I i production and sale of clgaret.t.es 'rhetoilndvent.or's son, some other states, it was ! Search Ordered !has declined . In 1930 . the total con30n, news)lapcr men Consumption of ccal 'I -~;umptlon was l15,:rJ9,19T,OOO ctsl'f.rli:dlson has been nt her ~eenoutcurtalred greatly by the Phl~"-h. Aug. t - INs-Harry at• average or 937, Cor -·• bedside CODMtantly He ..... " """" "~--.....• w1th the reduc- Sll:g.:l. 28, assll!it.ant mana ..er of the m.:.n, woman and chlld In the COWl· whenever leaves Edison the room t · - I'.,a.., s. h ol try. Jn 1929, the consumption wu for 8 few me minutes In o1 1roo and 11terl, Watareen Drug: Store hen· 8 her. ' or I coo.! by products and :ond ktlled by a mu~kcd nc~r::; ba n- 117.963,870,000. with a slightly hlgh• MeiiBUges are constanYy arriving \ power truhutrles <lit er nerage per ce.pita. at the Edison nome wishlnr: Edlsru 1 For t.he nrst half of 1931 lake Aroused by the wanton mw·dcr of Recently, It was anrurunced tbat n speed}' recovery.' Friends from shipments Df coal were 36 7 per cent the ron-mJistltl& drug ci.crk, police ctprette production for the 12 all over t.he world have sent wen! below those of the J~t.nuary-June ordet·ed out every available radio months ending June 30 had ~ 2 WIHhe!l. Samuel Insull, utility maa- period of 1930 while movements 1 cruiser ln a search for the bandit. 119,632, 71,000. a reductloo 91 300,· 1! c nate of ChiCB(JO and a close friend from tidewater ports dropped over! Siegel, accompanied. by Dank! of Edison, l1:1 expected at we~t ill !><'t", cent have fallen also. Korn, 21,1 a trte:nd. war; Orange ot• Wednesd B ..... r 1Prlct"s •-·th decUne 1n cigarette sales to the. fair 1 leaving the • ay. 1 ......... J o m ne ..... d &hawed pro- utore ear y this morn ng At c ductlcn for the year through Julv bea<! of a small stnlrway In t11<" sex. · 1 25 , h been 2 r b h Despite thll!l r«tuc:l.ln In smoiWIII' I :.o llve 134UI.OOO ton.~~ 1 store they wtrre con !on ted Y ! c some states already have t..: 1led 1.0 compared with 257,561.000 tons f01 nesro who had concealed hlnwe\1 on tnxlng cl&arettes to increase thetr the "-3ffie period last year Stocks, 1the bt.:•lrway dm1nll' the night revenues. Ohio just rec1p11l,v ea._ lhowf'vet. Wff1' lower than at any Tltr bandlt &aid . acted a two4e:mt state tax OJloCigarDee PhUnes. Ill., Aug 4--JNS- time lilnce IM 192% strike 'St!ck ·em up, both Df you Stick ettes, which soes Into etlect sep. Jullus Dreyfua, prealdent of Aaron I Hope for improvement of the M&l 'em up " tember Dnt J . Dreyfus, Inc, New YDrk: City,!' industry lie& In the bnpr~wement Without further warning he It ma.y bt Ule federal 11overament DlamDnd merchants, today reported ot o~her lndustrlftl No caa.l 8hort- ftred one shot at point blank range. will f())Jow OhiD's lead and- lncrta6a Ule losa to bandits of $100,000 ln , age danger appean at present Biegel crumpled to the :floor, :lh- the exci.8e ta.x, so that ciprett.el un~~ gems. · t411y wounded As Kom stepped for· will heiU to mate up the federal de~ .. _"!'"':!~~ Informed police tbat he GIVEN SPECIAL PRIVILEGE 1ward t.o help his friend . the nearo ftclt The decillion wlll rest. 1rfl¢. '"""' ~~ held up In a bus between Watertown and Beaver Dam Wla ~anston, til., Aug 4-JNS- , onle... '<I He li&ld thta after taklnK the' atmuJ Cha~ with speedinG. Miss VIr- ~ "Down on the ftDOI' . ~~~-or you'U (Continued on pare two) the robbers kidnaped him and drove IO:lnla Da~s daugh~r of Gen . Bet the same as be sot. to a point near Des Plaines, where Charles 0 Dawes, ambllSSILdor to A.tte takln 81 .......1' 11 t d r I ._., s we. e an he WRB released. the ('ourt of St. .JRml!.l, today hact llremOvti\8" a fe-w amall bills the ne· 81 privilege ocndlng her .. flae and .... threw tit< wallol ... lit• ftoor costs thHUih the mall& lnstee.d of 1\nd fled inW the street. 1,1 . I ToqAY'S I'RJCIS /IR THE t.OWESl n.. rer ....,.. ': .'ll,o111Jooobl.., . . . , . . _ """"' - · a~.~;]~$~~~~~?!'~~W Conv•ntions Are "UNDY AND' &;liN" BELIEVED ,,.. . o·...•.'rill.t By-' Many 1\Jl ~t:MJUf;ll 11 1111111'. . . . . 1 ................ .... ~ i 9 ,_..,"' htea& ......,. , f1-00 Value . . .............. .. Sale 79el "'-!.~.....~... - ,..._-~taken rrom ""'"""'· • I I~ Bodies OfFour ," '.,'"'d'I. Have Been F FOal THEY HAPI'EN-W'E ~ LOW UIIIRALI.Y FOil OLD 1IIISi ' -..........,.. I -~on '~Ill> condl~ I PRODUCTION INCREAS£8 warren, o .• Attll t - INS-With ,,. "'" production hea,ler than ror meny SplrttiMI'-Biddiq start• Earweeb, II addlltonat tin mJUo ..,.. 'fL ol" 1 M OUa i' h: operation today at the ·rr~tmJt 11 '" ,... , tbca eel· plant of the Republic .Steel iDa• Neat Year - · - .. - Two Whit'e o ·•. - ation \) ~:Corpo.-. ·· . • • Th here. 17 Ne ,. -lrteen tin mUll bepn operaWashington AU& '-Blddlnr: for Trappecl When Bua uu.l 1tlon Sunday nlaht. ne•l.,Yfllll''a.,m'ajor Poutlca.l conven- ' ,TRADE US YOUR TROUILES ~ , • ~ · -~.w.-s .-~ ,. ··- Thia Week 1'No. • ' < ' < -..---·-----......- ER' , SPECIALS {" ::::- =.,- ,.............................. ............................ . . • .... \1011 ___ ............... ~ Jrune~; Auc. I . Tru~ale so tar. u relish, read �• • • I • ' TUI8DAY AUOtrBT t , 1111 Till: DAILY TRmUNI POWZR OY OHIO. • An Embarrassing Montent 1 l:IW 1 I 1 . l m • Maybe J'm WrongNI'· S~NIUR~ ~ [~~[ R GO~T NOT TO BE P~IO UNTil 1~~~ ml•lnlocmed H• '"'d th•h oh"' I woul~,.o. not have to be paid until December 1932 1 hen It uoulcl np ~u Qn the tax d\lplical.e nt that time Sohdt or St ~ v."llrt then lntt'Odllr"d nn 01dmanc~ for tht! lsswu1re cf nq_te ~ b' the Vllla.8c or Middleport ln-'a:1 tlclpatlo-:l of the ISS11nncc ol bond:1 for p1epa.rat1on of con~t1uct lng •:tnltary stwer.s within the cor pora P hm1t.s Tht council th('n m< pendrct thf' rulf'll and pn.~se..i tJlf neces ary legislation Many Thinkmg Bill Th Mayor~ report cf $1B 00 m At Once, Mi~:informed ~ fines nnd llrrnreH collf'Ctl?d tor tht month n( Jul\ wa~ rtccepted ~nd Solicttor Sayo tb{> mom•} ordnrd placrd 111 thr roper 'unct~ Ma\ct Jnmes E Hnr MEETS ley t; ported to the rounr\1 ll11t C '1111( tlmnn Mn~~m a:1 had beg Attenda To Re!fUiar Buo· e!'d b 111 CIH'd ot sto ~ n n t'1!rl lanerr stgnnl and had placed It at ineaa Mattera And one tnd of Enttt.n Ho'e l'Pr1 o Adjourn• PeRt I Street He u·questect t he rOtm ~ 11 t s nm !Inn tllf' moHm ~ tt nnrl D\,r!ng thf' t egulat meettng of th ... I tt wa sugee~:~~ that counr. 11man council of the Vtllagc of Mtddlf'port ''life~ r :-~n p1orure anothe 1 !iiP;md ror ¥on>ta.y evening at the Cit\ H allS<'\ the nther end of thl' pnrk Moosman en..! rruncllrnen reporl.(d that sl'l" m <aid t:e i\ould flo his best to lllllf' lngl y a CO!lL11Jit'rs} had or.srn bf' nnotM~r one placf'd ther~ bf'rn us1 t'llf!Pn a numbfr oi the cttt~rns in pl'l f'ta l out-o f tov.n motm ~ ~ ~ h~d t~e. proposed Grav~:l Hill scwrr pro· oml a lo nR tllrrr nftr1 dnrk fltri :)ect c!istrlr.t R;; to !.he pnyrnent of i rmk the rm b bccll.use of llH' their shares of tht' lax for mstall f:lC'! thnt l he1 dtcl net knm~ lh l ment oJ the M"Y.ets VlliRge Solicitor 1 1 k 11 n s thlft> 6 H Stewart nnnounrcd th 1l tht F 1 Jlo\\Jilf< 111f' H 1 11 11 ~ C!f lh P M 1n!l Mr s-D...M nlatt;};;;)rcht dtize,ns whG thought Llu llf'(f'H~IIV IJI• n n1 ~"ttr 1 \1 ~ 1 ~ mndc t') ndjomn r 1:::!0 RrrhPct Tnrsdn1 flftemoon for ""ma:VIl ( nt of their •l'lun 1\ou\d be de r 1 1r rl A111 1st 20 flw bill~ 1cad ~ t 1 1\Prk:. 1 1<11 with Mr and M1 s nc.ed at t.mn \\Crt fl!lP ·~1 'I ~ncl appJo\Hl tm Jl:lllllfnt Ill" n r P Dutton Aml oth~;r l"iflt11Ps Due o. COUNCIL The Gre-enwich Village airl whO waa so artl5t.U: that lilhe used '*lldle& on her automobile ml:ltead of headlights __ I E•cl.eael' Eaperte marn~., a Th fcUov. who puts phiJ:ipborua self-made man she bt-gms making en hls tcoth. so that he ca11 tlnd I The mtnut~ a woman alta fttiorJs hl.t; muutb m the dark Social Enun tt ~ wrong for married c::.uple!i to Nall and VOid A peSIIImJst l:i a man who says he flght in public 13lat s what Uley ve doem t expect to uve the rest or hili got a home for lllfe Oar Own Valldndle Mvlhcr-Whi':rc are you Tke nverage girls nmbltlon it> to wtth ycur fatbe1 s glass eye? Wlllle-To the movies fill her hope chest with ~:~>lhnonv 1 be Unfair Sex her parente Mr and Mrs Ed Capt: hart I ""'"' 1 W H Foglesong nd family otto Hartenbacn and -children of Mrs A E Wolf visited M» Will\ Mlr.. rsvl]\f! visited relaUves ,, 1e l Sunday Fowler at Middlepor t Frldav Anita Zeisler of Portl;mouth has Mr and Mrs John Teal M:.l! E lla returned hom e after being a gues~ Malden Mr and Mr& ArUm Malor Kathryn Fmth .for the past lWO dtn and children of Circleville o weeks wP-re \1~\Ulrs at the home or Mr Mr and Mrs H 8 Morrison sp nt \and Mrs Herman Bletner W cdn~s­ the weell: end here with relattv~s dAy o T Ohltngncr of Middleport waa a recent business visitor he1e Mrs Grover Roush of Hallwood Mass neuter has returned to her was o. vulltvr In town Monda) hOM6 111 Cleveland after a St!VetM.• weekS , islt with her slstel r Joh n Chattin spent the week end Gecrge Meets and family I here 'l.lth 018 w.ue and baby ' u.s. Lindy !Contmm d !rom page OHC) Charles L e he \\ or ZAnesvl, •c spent the week end' h ere wtth his mother Mrs t.Jizabeth Lehew .tud family Mrs P'D.nnlc Rasp and daughter Madeline Fisher htt,s returned of Port Wayne lnd are vlatt!ng home after spending the pa..i~ two Mr and Mrs Frank Adams and months with 1ler sister Mrs Her· daughter man Layne at Loulsv!Ue Ky Mrs Hugo Juhllng a. n d Mrs I Kenneth Spurlock returned. to Kolth McClung of Hartford were his home In HunUugnton Saturday viS iting Mrs Ehzabeth Lehew &t- after an extended viSit here with urd!IJ' relatlves Mn:.s Lee Capehart arrived n~ e C~tmeron Cast<J was a week et d sunday to spend her vacation with vil>lt.or tt,\ the home of Mr and Mrs 11 l0ASTING expels 11 y SHEEP-DIP BASE (Black, bittac~ h~rl5h ll'ritant chemacaiH) by ANTHONY ABBOT CoPYIUtiHr IIY cov1o:.r IdP. Wolf Is vlstllnr,: her sister Mu; John PhUllps at Pomeroy Russell Capehart, Harold Lewis, John Purdum and Albea t Brison hav" retwned from the Clttzcns Military TraJnlng camp The 4·H clubs of the variOus ~ c:hools of Mason county are enjoyIng their annual weekly eampln& trip on the Musgrave farm located ncar camp Conley F'RIEnF: - nssrRrBVr£o .ey KJN6 present every tobacco leaf !JYNDIC.Arr. I I Mrs Leonora. Snyder spe nt the Wef>k end h"n! with home folks "They're lidso they can't I -tl rlill j 1 I THE NEW LAWS I tion ll ouc h Uh .l l'ij)cc il ~ d t1m1 who1 und how th e~ can l>e used Tht.: gtt<d t wuh ll wtth the l.t" .n; wttttcn there :ue\~:!:i;~; too manv loop h o le~ uud while ll m .1 v help some 10 redu~­ mg Rttu!PniK tl !-leem:.~ to many. 1t ¥.111 remedy the trouble little 11 at .til What Y. C nee.l 1n t~e way of an antl-flre \\ o rk ~ (II \\ lf-1 one lhnt wtll JHohtbit thf' UHC of tho~e most danget ou:.~ JliH.J tlun)(:-1 , n.t leaHt UV the chtldt en of our Ht tt <> who oCtet .tll he.1t the ht.!n\ y t~)t.nit m the way of lllJUrlc' 1!~0 ,,;:;·,·,; 0 due to lhc Uf.lt' of the cxp lo ::~ J;.re~ . ~~ Ill cele brating ou1 nat10nnl lml htl<t\ ' our youth and We nee d a hnv that Y.lll VIOtcct our chllch en trom bctng mlumcri or ktlled, a law \ mer ely rc!'\l net the numhl'l of davs for mung fire~lot·k,, I1:10 merc)J bcgA the qucstwn We know from cxp\:Tience m our O\\ll \ lll,r ~re, thelt: lit e ordman1cs govermng those thmgs nnd .} et t he pradlu goe~ on Just the same It seems utte1l y JHh culou~ that thu; co unt1y shou ld not only find Jtself j'OIIlg ye aJ after yea1 nuumlnJ and l'-1lhnQ' Jts youth nt 111Uy f!X IHIHliOtui of d~1ngmnu~ cxplmuve~, hut allowing it without malt l tg lilY cffmt to t edu ce the great toll ~~ and Q:Ja Popu lal Dance ThouKartll'i of children havo bee n sacrlliocd on tho W1 <oAH-clumbus~ t~lO·lfSOJ a tml ~~ B ~m ttl a t1 15 No'V el~;ll 'lt"r of carc\ es~ Jwsr; , g1 ecrl, cnmmill negltgenoe and what Pin, 8 43 Morton Dol\ lit'~ 1 nand :qo~, yc• muny mo1c huvc l o~t t hen hvos ~hnn our foJ' C· 01 ~ncorl 7 aol Symphonjc Intt!rul"r:, l fl!i, Gloom Ch:.tspu a Mm 1s l • I fatherh 1'1 wmnmg fnqJlohJv celebrate til t' the I!Hlependoncc wh1ch we M\l* now !:h) 1atrela , 1 4&, Dotty am! :Pnrolt1 o Qoonltt B cewell, o 1~ Rhythm k :un blet a, 0 BO Nit Wltu ID la Wlll Let us awnkf~n to the grcnt snrwuRness of 't\ hat in be· Q&b:oltnla Oreh fqr~ «•und •lop t~ c trr ub le toll.~~ ~ ~~•lin our own nr.111h· -... Qoor.•obl ~ctfhOQ4 ap f4r as we can. rega rdleM of what t)le rest oi, snm••thm 1 11111 r dnml. nni•IJ rnll to 'rt~ "~~t.c or nut1on does We do not naert fir oW'Q rks to ct 1 turn fiJ.P Jntth 1 t1d •rJurf thf' illl()r t ll.JII!!JIII~ It IP hit llllP l ilt' !Jill 'rre\l ~ p f8r~ lndf:l p ~qdc nc u Duy We should not permit the Uf1e n lhv tuultll • nr..- tu u~fl It 1 ~ • h~: anv kind cf exp~~'-N1 bv a]lyrme cxccpLJh.Mt BNiilif.d Jlr"ocl l l• u ''' t ' '~' ll t<h un•l rtgtlt !'!Trq :>i! r./JI-r· ~ -q1 eutlu•'"' ' "'' ll ' l ' l'~"l fll'll •o M"41e them an I>Y !~ e m only under •tJ.Jctept surveil· ' 'lif••:-r l'i"""·l' ~ I ~ •>m ~,.,. , IM~tt• 4.8'etb Cl••• Accurac.r Aftet- lto\ernl monl)15 t•f ll!:qwr! c 1 fDI!Di ty,o \ Ill" unhe"atrr ll~leutlau wo ~~i'R an pl\t cau ltl l\f\e a 4ZY man Jtl~ I hue ~(IUC iu•le~l thnt tJOI!t lh• lllOOI! •KnrrtJ1le npd the oth~r JR by crawhng \lP 1 atld nh11~e Mfrcl rh ~ ~tr"f' nrnH nr , , dllf'k• In hrn •~ - I'"Lmlnr Ble \ / ! henkil "l a,.i'!~lne _ t I __ I The finest tobacco quality plus throat ' Stunning Beach Togs • Exper1ence has proYed t1me and Jjm.e qam that 'e"' Atr Tt'lll1 mtultll .,. cr••tttl ud rlnd1d •• P•n• tlnnrs are more attractiVe fDr younasters than fat•ird tl" ,_,,,,,, .,., "'"' tfl N~G y,,j What about your shore wear for the ..a.cat1onl You cmatmg fre•h pnnted cottons mltSt mclude one of the fasc:inatang new paJama ~~ Tim adorab~ hUle drcs$ 11 in white finnly wovd Thas modtl 11 for tun bathms•too Sltp oft the hHie ootton With damty rosebud desiKn It ts tr1..mtd with &leevcleu J&C:ket and you'll noto the blousr: back ts 41:UC nck-rack bra1d. qUit~; deeply One af the lowl~est ~d tll.OSI tnoch.sh maurla1• for The frock does up on each shoulder It I! an 'tcttltlu• model as pr1nted shari"fUDJ- Whtch mc1dentaiiJ ordmanly 11mpla 1db.tr to f$WtloQ. tJGC~ngly 10 for made the or11rma1. The bloultl 1hould be of platn than- the lovrly result ';Uru!d tung, etther m Wlutr: or two tone Th11 model. l:t,ad PJ There are bloomrn to thi1 model They ttre a~juttt4 8o1ven on a palt lime rreen ~round The blotne was tilam CTt"en "' • • to the w•lst and knee~ wltll elastte The trouseu wtden..•t lht hem a1 •II proper paJa.mu Tllu N.. 11,~ a.tl +'•lt••••-1 t• 11 . .., I. ; do tltesr: daJS T~y riw: a. lolly 1a1lor boy 1dboueUe 6 whk:h •• ftt7 snappy You11 ~. however, that they lit very snugly at the hiP' T4"'J"",~,,., 4'1 "«d1 for '"'"''~Udl f{drcr•rJ Tlt11 t._ #•""" ••tl ,u,., TAu ;Iliff,• Ne.1111 ••1 lt ,~lcr•tlfl • ""' II te ZO .,, "•• tat ~"" 11 ,. Jl. • HOV> to Get T/Jm Paturn.r • ' Every LUCKY STRIKE lamsde of the finest tobacco leaves the world can offer-the finest from Tur{<ey-the finest from Kent>K:ky, Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas -the Cream of many Crops throul!tout the world. But!!!!, tbbacco leaves, regardless of price and kind, as nanue produces them, contain hanh irritants. LUCKY S1RIKE'S exclllllive<~TOAST• lNG" Process-a procets that melloWII, that purl> fies, that includes the use of the modem Ulma Violet Raym(expelt certam harsh irritaotl natu. rally present in every tobacco leaf. We sell the1e expelled irritants to manufacturers of o:hemio:al o:ompoJlllds, who use them as a base in makins sheep-dip*, as well as a powerful spraying solution for fruits, flowers and shrubs-enough to permit the daily dipping of over 50,000 sheep or the dally opra~g of many thousancb of tree.. Thus, von are!!!! these irrltanta, naturally pre~ ent in all tobacco leaves, are not in your LUCKY STRIKE. "They're ~-!2 they ~ ~ !!!J" No wouder LUC~ are always kiljd to vourthroat< I •' ; •u. S. Dept. of Agr~, s.....,..,. of Aniaud lnd..,tr,y, O..dn No. ZIO • ; . ''It•s toasted"~ �• • • I • ' TUI8DAY AUOtrBT t , 1111 Till: DAILY TRmUNI POWZR OY OHIO. • An Embarrassing Montent 1 l:IW 1 I 1 . l m • Maybe J'm WrongNI'· S~NIUR~ ~ [~~[ R GO~T NOT TO BE P~IO UNTil 1~~~ ml•lnlocmed H• '"'d th•h oh"' I woul~,.o. not have to be paid until December 1932 1 hen It uoulcl np ~u Qn the tax d\lplical.e nt that time Sohdt or St ~ v."llrt then lntt'Odllr"d nn 01dmanc~ for tht! lsswu1re cf nq_te ~ b' the Vllla.8c or Middleport ln-'a:1 tlclpatlo-:l of the ISS11nncc ol bond:1 for p1epa.rat1on of con~t1uct lng •:tnltary stwer.s within the cor pora P hm1t.s Tht council th('n m< pendrct thf' rulf'll and pn.~se..i tJlf neces ary legislation Many Thinkmg Bill Th Mayor~ report cf $1B 00 m At Once, Mi~:informed ~ fines nnd llrrnreH collf'Ctl?d tor tht month n( Jul\ wa~ rtccepted ~nd Solicttor Sayo tb{> mom•} ordnrd placrd 111 thr roper 'unct~ Ma\ct Jnmes E Hnr MEETS ley t; ported to the rounr\1 ll11t C '1111( tlmnn Mn~~m a:1 had beg Attenda To Re!fUiar Buo· e!'d b 111 CIH'd ot sto ~ n n t'1!rl lanerr stgnnl and had placed It at ineaa Mattera And one tnd of Enttt.n Ho'e l'Pr1 o Adjourn• PeRt I Street He u·questect t he rOtm ~ 11 t s nm !Inn tllf' moHm ~ tt nnrl D\,r!ng thf' t egulat meettng of th ... I tt wa sugee~:~~ that counr. 11man council of the Vtllagc of Mtddlf'port ''life~ r :-~n p1orure anothe 1 !iiP;md ror ¥on>ta.y evening at the Cit\ H allS<'\ the nther end of thl' pnrk Moosman en..! rruncllrnen reporl.(d that sl'l" m <aid t:e i\ould flo his best to lllllf' lngl y a CO!lL11Jit'rs} had or.srn bf' nnotM~r one placf'd ther~ bf'rn us1 t'llf!Pn a numbfr oi the cttt~rns in pl'l f'ta l out-o f tov.n motm ~ ~ ~ h~d t~e. proposed Grav~:l Hill scwrr pro· oml a lo nR tllrrr nftr1 dnrk fltri :)ect c!istrlr.t R;; to !.he pnyrnent of i rmk the rm b bccll.use of llH' their shares of tht' lax for mstall f:lC'! thnt l he1 dtcl net knm~ lh l ment oJ the M"Y.ets VlliRge Solicitor 1 1 k 11 n s thlft> 6 H Stewart nnnounrcd th 1l tht F 1 Jlo\\Jilf< 111f' H 1 11 11 ~ C!f lh P M 1n!l Mr s-D...M nlatt;};;;)rcht dtize,ns whG thought Llu llf'(f'H~IIV IJI• n n1 ~"ttr 1 \1 ~ 1 ~ mndc t') ndjomn r 1:::!0 RrrhPct Tnrsdn1 flftemoon for ""ma:VIl ( nt of their •l'lun 1\ou\d be de r 1 1r rl A111 1st 20 flw bill~ 1cad ~ t 1 1\Prk:. 1 1<11 with Mr and M1 s nc.ed at t.mn \\Crt fl!lP ·~1 'I ~ncl appJo\Hl tm Jl:lllllfnt Ill" n r P Dutton Aml oth~;r l"iflt11Ps Due o. COUNCIL The Gre-enwich Village airl whO waa so artl5t.U: that lilhe used '*lldle& on her automobile ml:ltead of headlights __ I E•cl.eael' Eaperte marn~., a Th fcUov. who puts phiJ:ipborua self-made man she bt-gms making en hls tcoth. so that he ca11 tlnd I The mtnut~ a woman alta fttiorJs hl.t; muutb m the dark Social Enun tt ~ wrong for married c::.uple!i to Nall and VOid A peSIIImJst l:i a man who says he flght in public 13lat s what Uley ve doem t expect to uve the rest or hili got a home for lllfe Oar Own Valldndle Mvlhcr-Whi':rc are you Tke nverage girls nmbltlon it> to wtth ycur fatbe1 s glass eye? Wlllle-To the movies fill her hope chest with ~:~>lhnonv 1 be Unfair Sex her parente Mr and Mrs Ed Capt: hart I ""'"' 1 W H Foglesong nd family otto Hartenbacn and -children of Mrs A E Wolf visited M» Will\ Mlr.. rsvl]\f! visited relaUves ,, 1e l Sunday Fowler at Middlepor t Frldav Anita Zeisler of Portl;mouth has Mr and Mrs John Teal M:.l! E lla returned hom e after being a gues~ Malden Mr and Mr& ArUm Malor Kathryn Fmth .for the past lWO dtn and children of Circleville o weeks wP-re \1~\Ulrs at the home or Mr Mr and Mrs H 8 Morrison sp nt \and Mrs Herman Bletner W cdn~s­ the weell: end here with relattv~s dAy o T Ohltngncr of Middleport waa a recent business visitor he1e Mrs Grover Roush of Hallwood Mass neuter has returned to her was o. vulltvr In town Monda) hOM6 111 Cleveland after a St!VetM.• weekS , islt with her slstel r Joh n Chattin spent the week end Gecrge Meets and family I here 'l.lth 018 w.ue and baby ' u.s. Lindy !Contmm d !rom page OHC) Charles L e he \\ or ZAnesvl, •c spent the week end' h ere wtth his mother Mrs t.Jizabeth Lehew .tud family Mrs P'D.nnlc Rasp and daughter Madeline Fisher htt,s returned of Port Wayne lnd are vlatt!ng home after spending the pa..i~ two Mr and Mrs Frank Adams and months with 1ler sister Mrs Her· daughter man Layne at Loulsv!Ue Ky Mrs Hugo Juhllng a. n d Mrs I Kenneth Spurlock returned. to Kolth McClung of Hartford were his home In HunUugnton Saturday viS iting Mrs Ehzabeth Lehew &t- after an extended viSit here with urd!IJ' relatlves Mn:.s Lee Capehart arrived n~ e C~tmeron Cast<J was a week et d sunday to spend her vacation with vil>lt.or tt,\ the home of Mr and Mrs 11 l0ASTING expels 11 y SHEEP-DIP BASE (Black, bittac~ h~rl5h ll'ritant chemacaiH) by ANTHONY ABBOT CoPYIUtiHr IIY cov1o:.r IdP. Wolf Is vlstllnr,: her sister Mu; John PhUllps at Pomeroy Russell Capehart, Harold Lewis, John Purdum and Albea t Brison hav" retwned from the Clttzcns Military TraJnlng camp The 4·H clubs of the variOus ~ c:hools of Mason county are enjoyIng their annual weekly eampln& trip on the Musgrave farm located ncar camp Conley F'RIEnF: - nssrRrBVr£o .ey KJN6 present every tobacco leaf !JYNDIC.Arr. I I Mrs Leonora. Snyder spe nt the Wef>k end h"n! with home folks "They're lidso they can't I -tl rlill j 1 I THE NEW LAWS I tion ll ouc h Uh .l l'ij)cc il ~ d t1m1 who1 und how th e~ can l>e used Tht.: gtt<d t wuh ll wtth the l.t" .n; wttttcn there :ue\~:!:i;~; too manv loop h o le~ uud while ll m .1 v help some 10 redu~­ mg Rttu!PniK tl !-leem:.~ to many. 1t ¥.111 remedy the trouble little 11 at .til What Y. C nee.l 1n t~e way of an antl-flre \\ o rk ~ (II \\ lf-1 one lhnt wtll JHohtbit thf' UHC of tho~e most danget ou:.~ JliH.J tlun)(:-1 , n.t leaHt UV the chtldt en of our Ht tt <> who oCtet .tll he.1t the ht.!n\ y t~)t.nit m the way of lllJUrlc' 1!~0 ,,;:;·,·,; 0 due to lhc Uf.lt' of the cxp lo ::~ J;.re~ . ~~ Ill cele brating ou1 nat10nnl lml htl<t\ ' our youth and We nee d a hnv that Y.lll VIOtcct our chllch en trom bctng mlumcri or ktlled, a law \ mer ely rc!'\l net the numhl'l of davs for mung fire~lot·k,, I1:10 merc)J bcgA the qucstwn We know from cxp\:Tience m our O\\ll \ lll,r ~re, thelt: lit e ordman1cs govermng those thmgs nnd .} et t he pradlu goe~ on Just the same It seems utte1l y JHh culou~ that thu; co unt1y shou ld not only find Jtself j'OIIlg ye aJ after yea1 nuumlnJ and l'-1lhnQ' Jts youth nt 111Uy f!X IHIHliOtui of d~1ngmnu~ cxplmuve~, hut allowing it without malt l tg lilY cffmt to t edu ce the great toll ~~ and Q:Ja Popu lal Dance ThouKartll'i of children havo bee n sacrlliocd on tho W1 <oAH-clumbus~ t~lO·lfSOJ a tml ~~ B ~m ttl a t1 15 No'V el~;ll 'lt"r of carc\ es~ Jwsr; , g1 ecrl, cnmmill negltgenoe and what Pin, 8 43 Morton Dol\ lit'~ 1 nand :qo~, yc• muny mo1c huvc l o~t t hen hvos ~hnn our foJ' C· 01 ~ncorl 7 aol Symphonjc Intt!rul"r:, l fl!i, Gloom Ch:.tspu a Mm 1s l • I fatherh 1'1 wmnmg fnqJlohJv celebrate til t' the I!Hlependoncc wh1ch we M\l* now !:h) 1atrela , 1 4&, Dotty am! :Pnrolt1 o Qoonltt B cewell, o 1~ Rhythm k :un blet a, 0 BO Nit Wltu ID la Wlll Let us awnkf~n to the grcnt snrwuRness of 't\ hat in be· Q&b:oltnla Oreh fqr~ «•und •lop t~ c trr ub le toll.~~ ~ ~~•lin our own nr.111h· -... Qoor.•obl ~ctfhOQ4 ap f4r as we can. rega rdleM of what t)le rest oi, snm••thm 1 11111 r dnml. nni•IJ rnll to 'rt~ "~~t.c or nut1on does We do not naert fir oW'Q rks to ct 1 turn fiJ.P Jntth 1 t1d •rJurf thf' illl()r t ll.JII!!JIII~ It IP hit llllP l ilt' !Jill 'rre\l ~ p f8r~ lndf:l p ~qdc nc u Duy We should not permit the Uf1e n lhv tuultll • nr..- tu u~fl It 1 ~ • h~: anv kind cf exp~~'-N1 bv a]lyrme cxccpLJh.Mt BNiilif.d Jlr"ocl l l• u ''' t ' '~' ll t<h un•l rtgtlt !'!Trq :>i! r./JI-r· ~ -q1 eutlu•'"' ' "'' ll ' l ' l'~"l fll'll •o M"41e them an I>Y !~ e m only under •tJ.Jctept surveil· ' 'lif••:-r l'i"""·l' ~ I ~ •>m ~,.,. , IM~tt• 4.8'etb Cl••• Accurac.r Aftet- lto\ernl monl)15 t•f ll!:qwr! c 1 fDI!Di ty,o \ Ill" unhe"atrr ll~leutlau wo ~~i'R an pl\t cau ltl l\f\e a 4ZY man Jtl~ I hue ~(IUC iu•le~l thnt tJOI!t lh• lllOOI! •KnrrtJ1le npd the oth~r JR by crawhng \lP 1 atld nh11~e Mfrcl rh ~ ~tr"f' nrnH nr , , dllf'k• In hrn •~ - I'"Lmlnr Ble \ / ! henkil "l a,.i'!~lne _ t I __ I The finest tobacco quality plus throat ' Stunning Beach Togs • Exper1ence has proYed t1me and Jjm.e qam that 'e"' Atr Tt'lll1 mtultll .,. cr••tttl ud rlnd1d •• P•n• tlnnrs are more attractiVe fDr younasters than fat•ird tl" ,_,,,,,, .,., "'"' tfl N~G y,,j What about your shore wear for the ..a.cat1onl You cmatmg fre•h pnnted cottons mltSt mclude one of the fasc:inatang new paJama ~~ Tim adorab~ hUle drcs$ 11 in white finnly wovd Thas modtl 11 for tun bathms•too Sltp oft the hHie ootton With damty rosebud desiKn It ts tr1..mtd with &leevcleu J&C:ket and you'll noto the blousr: back ts 41:UC nck-rack bra1d. qUit~; deeply One af the lowl~est ~d tll.OSI tnoch.sh maurla1• for The frock does up on each shoulder It I! an 'tcttltlu• model as pr1nted shari"fUDJ- Whtch mc1dentaiiJ ordmanly 11mpla 1db.tr to f$WtloQ. tJGC~ngly 10 for made the or11rma1. The bloultl 1hould be of platn than- the lovrly result ';Uru!d tung, etther m Wlutr: or two tone Th11 model. l:t,ad PJ There are bloomrn to thi1 model They ttre a~juttt4 8o1ven on a palt lime rreen ~round The blotne was tilam CTt"en "' • • to the w•lst and knee~ wltll elastte The trouseu wtden..•t lht hem a1 •II proper paJa.mu Tllu N.. 11,~ a.tl +'•lt••••-1 t• 11 . .., I. ; do tltesr: daJS T~y riw: a. lolly 1a1lor boy 1dboueUe 6 whk:h •• ftt7 snappy You11 ~. however, that they lit very snugly at the hiP' T4"'J"",~,,., 4'1 "«d1 for '"'"''~Udl f{drcr•rJ Tlt11 t._ #•""" ••tl ,u,., TAu ;Iliff,• Ne.1111 ••1 lt ,~lcr•tlfl • ""' II te ZO .,, "•• tat ~"" 11 ,. Jl. • HOV> to Get T/Jm Paturn.r • ' Every LUCKY STRIKE lamsde of the finest tobacco leaves the world can offer-the finest from Tur{<ey-the finest from Kent>K:ky, Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas -the Cream of many Crops throul!tout the world. But!!!!, tbbacco leaves, regardless of price and kind, as nanue produces them, contain hanh irritants. LUCKY S1RIKE'S exclllllive<~TOAST• lNG" Process-a procets that melloWII, that purl> fies, that includes the use of the modem Ulma Violet Raym(expelt certam harsh irritaotl natu. rally present in every tobacco leaf. We sell the1e expelled irritants to manufacturers of o:hemio:al o:ompoJlllds, who use them as a base in makins sheep-dip*, as well as a powerful spraying solution for fruits, flowers and shrubs-enough to permit the daily dipping of over 50,000 sheep or the dally opra~g of many thousancb of tree.. Thus, von are!!!! these irrltanta, naturally pre~ ent in all tobacco leaves, are not in your LUCKY STRIKE. "They're ~-!2 they ~ ~ !!!J" No wouder LUC~ are always kiljd to vourthroat< I •' ; •u. S. Dept. of Agr~, s.....,..,. of Aniaud lnd..,tr,y, O..dn No. ZIO • ; . ''It•s toasted"~ �• ~ .J. : - l~ Va40 F• c............ L. I - Ropu~lical' . NOTICE ~> I eel bnee to keep your h~ ln your anal.ety t.o lee how I CIDII~ YO lt ret to the ~n. N:cremer, Jt. !1 sllnaat lmpou.tbk: to JuOae ~ mt-mentum ot the b&U 10 <h>8 ' " ' - " t.he ,... whon you 1 dow.1 I I N' ;u;_;~j Dentlat ~ .... .... .,,, ·-~~~~"- ... • at 1.Df lldvertilemen\. . ._ , . obotlld Enon 111 .,·n.,on.of immedJa&I)J, "• ". ' Ollce. In flne eoudlt.lcn, witt> Ream beat. 8te c. J!:. Dow or ., '" .... "" .... ... .. , ..'lh,, ., 1 , ... , ______ Fotr Sale. MiiC.;_.;,;;.;;.:_,;;.,;;;.;;.: ~~ :::11 ....,oau SALE CHEAP-Or for work llortie,trade - - . m k «JJWl. tw OWVoll'- • •·. :::- Ollol. W&ld A. Glllr..'JI~, Miners- '" --.,. vUkt, Ohio. 8-l-3t ' I " " '' "• "'' ., ,, 1" • '" ' ' ' I " SALESMAN WANTED-Local man " only to work Pomeroy vnd sur>"''Wldlnll countJCB, calling on blllllrutea concerns. Nnt1onally IKl~ vertiled llne. Mur;t be a hWitkr. Peltnanent connec~io.n II you ' ) ., ' tltl~ 'I The Oos:::e Service /POLLY AND HER PALS - 1111 II ('IIJ't"fu!Jy rrolt' CIR ~lie unf'm: JllO,I'Nl llle ~k k, the old und Ulf' mnlme!l. WOT'5 ALL 11-iE SHOOTIN' ABOUT ASH? .~ ---- - - -.........._--.....:: "wor 11-IE EYE "'.---~-" DON'T SEE. 11-IE SAP! Y 'DON'T EXPB:T THAT PARASOL 'PROTECT YE FROM HEART DON'T GRIEVE FOR." IS MY bluwn nl,~;hr . f11 - - ----=c--,---c - .,.....,..----- JSy CW'F S1'liliREJ'J' MOVE OVER. IDIQTII DON'T HAWG lHE HUL L 8UMBERSHOOT'-' __J ·~'d '''"' .-"' '" UNK'- "'· ' ·,)·~ ( held the lrr••i•tiL&. "\Ve oflt>u ht.•ur v" Ul•_,, fullln,c: Ill /on~ w i !IJ n Wl•mnn' ll ll;;ure, hut whl:"n do wonwn ~turr. thl' rnrntdl - " ' ..",, "' ... ' ''. "·' , I'Ai;'n:.·n A ,J,.,J..I J - l\j" L • l\. ,,' .. 0"". DEAR · I DO HOPE CA~DER DOE~N'T ~AIL IN THAT INTELLIGENCE TB;T THEY A12E HOLDIN(r Ao "THE C LuB TODAY. IF COLONEL HOO!=ER PASSES AND CA'OPEI< DOSSI\I'T HE'l-L BE IN A !?AD "FOQ A YE.A Q ! LIKE A COMET PASS'E-6 A -Jtl<.T 100 PERFECo' ALL c •.o-ur.> • AND W>-IAT HAPPE !\lED TO HE DIDI\I'o EVE/\l S HOW COL. HOOI=Eiil' DID l-IE PAE;S, UP! .' -roo• END IS THRILLING .fOO .3136 i P<t. .131 .618 ·''" ! - W.VA.'S LARGEST AND FINEST HOMEFURNISHINGS STORE i Score lo 9-8 With Tying I Run On Fint When Laat ()ut Made . .480 Pomeroy journeyed til MEJ.S011 C1Ly , .43<1t Mouda.y e venlna a rter the min and • .300 playeO a return engagement with I I ·Will Soon Close Its Doors Forever ! 'The Beginning of the End:Proclaimed by a Spetlacula.r and Sensa~ional UT~_oF 0 BUSI ESS L '• ,, sport' Hl"gh1•lghts A Dramatic Finish to a Quarter of a Century of Honorable Merchandising Com~ With Startling Swiftness as Relentless LIQUIDATORS Swing Furiously Into ACtion. eiG' I I .... .... .., ., .4115 .4'ffi I '. .' The Lewis Furniture Co, Retum Came Played Maton Rolulb In Hot Tilt li67 .5!10 .634 1 I -, '>"iL . lllli,V b e !nsL to I"'l'tl lo 1r thrl'f' lL . . '. w~l·k..~ . lOil July lrnt·m'd tu .1 b~l.l lll' I' ~:J. Jer~y City- Till' I.Jout ilrlwl't'll Mldgt•t WolgRst or Phllnddphia. r.Jaimant nr th r world ~ ftywr.ight. , llfle, at1d Johnn.v Drl'nn.m. Tn·nton, wtll lake piiH't~ tolut;<~l H11in 1 r.:\ll;('c; a postponPm"nt Jast ni ght. St. Louifi- At; a r~u!l. ,,f a spm inl'd Rnk lr ~Uffcroc:l Jn S;u .n.t~· ~ l:.mu•, J1mmy Collins, Cr~rdmols first oan man. wW be out of CG!l~ml~~lmn fur leu dAys, but at t.be end or tht~ ~ tlJnc he probably will b~ ab1e In n•jolu h i$ mates. Dr . R.ob~r L F. 11:1· 1 I • I luml. ""~~;;~;;~~"'' I J . S. Dudnu.. n i ~ ser h.:u ~ !~ Ill , i!_l<,wcrth Mc Km~; l1t f"IJ(l f:t iHJiy 'f ( f~ i~hH E.tati-::n , w~:rr Thut :.dny Quest'! ~t the !lome of Mo rt McKni ght. Mu1.}nrie Knowlt r:l tj)enc Y'c.ines (b•y ni!Jht wiL'I Mr::; Ww . t.uim:r or Jacll:son. Mr nnd Mn:;. 0. B. Woorl'.'n rd 0f H ! lllerd ~ tltc vlsl?ln9 rr li!t •v;., l'l thb; vldnlty. 1 J chn McGlinn i~ v!stmr:. nis fi aui gllte,. Mrs. A. D. R~,; vl' au d !Pmily. Mr. and Mt:s. A. F . S!<O&OJJ, M.r. IUlcl Mrs. 0 . ]J. Woo(.]~nrd, Mn Orl ~ Smith an~ ~~ri!O•Il Mvr:,oull ~p c11t ~~asENBC:.OOM ··- AJEI'THE~ToF-;rHESE· ,'TWO . PJ:AYSOYS TAKJ F:.IGHT GAMEfSERIOUSL.Y Attractive rtun;s $38.00 $55.00 $133.00 $188.00 %'1(1("1~~ !!i7fl.~l L1vlug RQOIII SUI1-1' . SIO!I.51l l.i\'ing Rmun S11it•• $!ffii.Otl Lh•ihjf Uo01u Salt~ S:mt•. Oa Lh·ing- RODin SUilC Sli.IJ.~ , DlnillK Room !oi alte • $33.00 $38.00 $98.00 $118.00 'ii19.:i0 Diniug Room :Suite $1S9.00 Diuin(' IWom Sultf' $2:.>9.00 lllnlug Roo'" S11ile Sto!l.OD lkdroom Suit•· I I $24.00 ..... $27.00 $117.00 $147.00 Bedroom SultC' 5239.00 Redr~11m Suite :!13~19 . 00 Bedroom Suite 14.!tli lk'll SJ)rinb $1.88 .. $4.38 ...... $6.88 $8.88 $3.88 $11.15 Bed SprlnJr $12.1!i Bt>d Sprinr $15.00 J\MI Spring $22.50 8c1l Sprinl" Sll.15 M:1tU'rss SII.5CJ M:atlrN;.~ S11.5G Ma.Ures~ $.19.5fl Inner Spring $3.88 $5.55 $6.88 Mattre~JS $;e:Z.50 Inner Sprlnc Matlrei!IS $27.50 Inner Spring Sli bO Day Delli and Math~lllil . P~td S!9.rl(l Day Red atu l Pad ss.q.so Day Red and Pad . . $9.88 .. $16.88 $19.88 ' ' SI!W5 Side· leer Refrlt~ra•or •a4.5t Slc1e-lcer Betrf&:er~~o~r . L-m"" and one orhurnp e... ,-. PL l!.fg time pugdo.m ...ow •~rt die aame of Mas: -~KDJ~U~fi~W •· " of Germany 1n t1.,., wng "t.be •hea-~ ""eia:ht '!;JOWP ovt~r that Strilhina· ked eye and keep!nr both c.oa erab)y O\lt of wallopmr dJitence from any of Jack Shark~)''l or Primo Camera's wallbPf. Rote 9 btocm naturally ,. ·lij"tVn New Yorker', has been eavc.rt:~ about Gotham's ni1bt Ub'IJ. . bia , money, smtJcs, and 1 eM,:yiJ;\V~teJ~n ~ ~tO , r;et- T . I tttiiJI(thi'J4baiJi:O' ot ~a: lrlot / tbO i~I~F,J- ~8ofor~r. JJ~.er, ~ r · • (ifaia · ne"~f~ed. ia gayl:y as. 111. -11··illftbllt ;&ll 'the pnnebea Of _' ~li' tlfe :eiUJihet, Loua:hr,ba, and .. · · rhUf• ln-•U the world ~ould not ~ Mw.. bint · atbua, let: alone lntosi· · t~·~l . _ : - --- r Rosenbloom will . tiefend . his tltll! BOlUl againat h1s old mal, Jimmy Slattery o! Buffalo. They•,·e boled six times thus far, · · £he f'1rst f ou ' • and MAle1c 1onmg winning the hwt two "dukes[" the title itaelt beinf.won at the r 15ro11nder Jn B11f lo 8 year ago lallt June. "Roeey'e" aar t'&ballcrr!l' ways may coat him tbe crown thta tl":le, though that <- ta · far from ceJ1&lft, Like the 1¥e Harry . G~, lilaxl_e 11eema to be tbe •;,p:ce>pt10it to the rule · that the ·· me:rry .' life . doo,ml stnt ' boxers. 1 Pf.A4Ds ~ ~ ~t~ natu~ otp!is n 'g~t1ife' do~ngs t, ex"'sera~d. And that -maY not be •pte Nal_ cause ot his d efeat ahop.l~ he f~ll to outcuff and 011~ . slap Slflta. , Some thillk "Roser" 111 a me~l- 0Cf8 champ,. 1\V ell, ln Order te \ that distipctl~n ."Slapsf Ma·der had io oul:po~nt ay1:h hal ~~; •uns . as Joe .Andl!l'IOft, T . J ..,;-, ~ W~ Payn•, oe .,.,.,...Gf· · 01!10, y o.lo Okup., Leo ~w •, Ace nd· k!ns, La'I'Fy Joh..•ott llt\d fitmlly "Slats" hhNelf, and nll of tllqfe bvyl were l'Ough w.1en Muie cuff~ 'em •r~~tund . , If either "Rosey" or the bUft!P· tiou._ young ll!~r wthl q- tlileUi· ~ntl)l aeri.Ou.s ~ Sehluelinl(; both would beco,ne aupertta,l'1; for the Yorke{ Ja A great rinl'~ , • , nd t.Me ~lifo#Ma~·NIJ~ ~ 5;w !dinaD'~ i bti~Tph~~;1 8it ·•Roiil9" 'tlo 8 at~lf~BUJ, ~ ... a ID.I!nr ~r. ~~ · :" What ·t hey'd do t .'• Sch.;e~t ~ "ative beer •sardenl,.'. th,..· wanrr '!U~bta.: Proaj C: 'liie Jlaxfu, boctl hOeJtJl boclil!l WUl •, • ~JI'1Chl, lnl, ll.lls ,_!WwlfedlcM, bill. 1 r $6.95 .. . 9.fl8 ftlay ~ obtained by Speelal Qqtttln; DllBine!JfJ s--.Je. Liated Below Are Bdftii~'(eativc ·of The liundreda Of Superlative Bargaina Available At LEWIS' CLO:SE·OUT PRICES S3!J.50, 9d! .hminlstu Rurs . 53!.50, Everything Must Go--and Go Quickly! 9~:1! $16.88 $15.88 $58.00 $88.00 \ ' ell'et Rap SU$.00, Vxl2 Wllten Hqs $150.00 Doml'!IUc Orieutal U7.50 Kitchen Cabhtels $18.33 $3~1.~0 Kik:hen Cablnds 5-t9.50 Kit.: hen Cabinets $i.!t:i0 Kil1·hrn ('ablnets $21.33 ... '. SJ7.M Fibre Sulles PRICES CUT TO S49.00 l<'l bre :Suits .. , THE VERY VITALS SUi. 75 Kreal.i.fast Set11 $8.66 $10.88 $14.88 $17.88 S!3.5G Breakfast Sets $27.50 Brtakfast Seta S:l9.50 Breilkfast ALL THOUGHTS OF PROFITS FORGOTTON Your firot and laot chanc• to buy fine .liome Fum- S7~<J5 SimmoD!I SU~i M~lal $27.33 $32.33 $18.00 $23.00 '" $26.00 $-t:;.,OD t 'lbre Sulb Reds $3.33 $4.44 $4.95 ]•hone S..'s . .. $1.88 $5.88 $fl.liS. \\'lndsor Ch>~.lrs .... . · · $2.88 .\ :<.90 .~ Tro.. >~ · · · · · · ·.. · · · · · $J.&fi $l9.5tt;•nrinr Chain · $19.85 i6.95 8raall.fut Sets . . .. . ' $3.33 SS. W Dinlnr Cha11'9, Each .. . $2.66 513.50 Fibre ROf'kcr $5.88 829.00 Walaut veneer \'anity .. .. $8.88 !tt9.50 Enameled Drr!lstr . . ' $16.88 $9.95, 9xl'!) FeU Base Ru.::s . ....... . · i1hing1 at price!l lea• than whole•ale co&t. $12..88 WITIIIN 4 fi.APIVS OF lOO Rtlltf:8 Arr~~onaetn~tnt.l lb~ Llqaidalon e~ac,lnt J..EWIS' Valu~a PRICtJo:i CREDIT TERMS with The REGULAR .. $8.88 $10.88 $13.88 ,. \ Wo THIS SALE STORE-WIDE IN SCOPE l 'LOSE - Ut.TT UM..i l JL\tr ~5!1.1:0 1 Time Out for Mac We Enumorate But A Few Of The Cou~ttcsi Valuea That Await You at LEWIS'. All Others Equally I he champo.;J:; wa~ du.y , He lllJUrrd h !.0 wrt~t in .I :"~lm::::P::_: t'O~Yed--'-.-------' Pc•. .621 Maxies of Maul . ' ¥ an .430 I fllmuunt·e curtt•w Pncl• '1-4·•':!riY "" ·-1' .~ 8[f0H£ OHIOANS ~ ~l .flU :: . unt<n . . , fllllld&r . "'"Cl _..._ .... MJ 8aruh S"'tlW'Ililllm ol Char- lime with Mr a 11 d Mf'll . F . ft. Wood. km\'t bf<e,p mentlooed oetore remalu croll Pen , vililtlng al t.he home P' E Wood und wHe, oeorvc " I MarTO, Bnc-kJnghum!!hlrt•, una Wo1'11l nglmm, llerl~ shl~. a bPU 1.,: run~ or a llon1 , and t ~~ Mr a nd Mr:> Harry BIJG'i'CE and sun c.I colwnbus were the wl"tk end , ·.:::~~::::::.:::_:_:..:__ I I -.....~ :.---.___ 0 I --=--:·-~.~-~-- ----- .uo bOfi 1 .500 I lite Safetyln Sight ·,:.. U-ns_e_e_n IH 63 II~ wJII rema tn FIGI-IT RESULTS .J74 th e West Vlrglnlans, having defea t· 1 .300 ed natJ Redl!i can only lose n coup!!! .:of lnstt hem weeko\'cr here by a 1 to 5 score 1! more ball ~~:arne& this Wft'k , tlwy nre By Jnlt'ruatlc nal New~ 8t'I'VOC(! , The Bucke)·e• again emcrgrll v1c· KQing to give a lot o! unf'mfllo~·ed At New Yurk-GHlcomo Bcntom ru;, l "ESTEROA\:"'S Rt:SULTS • torlous and once more lt wm; :t . 1Utt·!llmg contest. F't!atures of tJw 1 printers !IOille nice JObll revurn[,)ln:.t ltaitan heuv~·wr.lght. dcfeutea Ocn A.MEftiC:AN ASSOCIATION the record books. And U th~y lll"ll• O'Kelly, Du:;ton. rHl ). Co'!\mibus 111.. Luulsvtlle- raltl . same were £he pile dl"lvc hitting of a;e w connect with. .one or two Haro ld H enderson, West Franklrio!ilrmapolls, 6; Toledo, 3. Rawlings who clouted two home more shutout defeat.<;, th~· ~1romt~ - full , lll.. v:cll.tJrWl!l ght. defeated Onll' ,'g ames scheduled . l'UilS and two s1n81cs. Bmw ut 1 11 cd today to take their plac,• Il,;ht HI Johnny K en, Scotla nd. t6l. t NA'fiONAI, LEAGUJ:; t'hort turned in the dazzling play of t.hl! head Q1. the list tor non-winAt Chiougo----Frank Bn~t agli ;J , ' Chicago, 8 , Cincinnall, 0 the evening when he jumped Jngil nina eflort.s. Wln mpeg, knoc~cd out Pcttl Ln- St. Lo Uis· Pittsburgh l rai!H . wide and handsome to drag duwg a The Reds Ud th; e all-ttmc maj or C~O!;IlC, Ft. Wnync. lud.. middle- ~ Only games scheduled. clout that looked lik e a sure L'.vo league reoord ye~~terdny J.s L"'tPy weight, t2l. baggl'r Brown hit a triple and crumpled before th~ Chica.ao Cubs, Clyde Chastuin, Springfield . rn a. AMt:RICAN LEAGUE Bmlth a home for Mason. 8 to 0. It wal:i theiL· fourth con.k'C· won a dec lslou over J cny Cmno, Cleveland, 5; St. LOUIS, 3. • The Buckeye tm 1c1· defense crumutlve s hutout. No tea m hos l'Ver f'; ltlcagu. Di' ~roll. 7; Chicaso. 2. bled at most crltleal momcnt.s, each reach~d the humility of five oon · AlA Oakland, Cal. - Jo~ e Santa Philadelphia, 3; Washington , 2. tltnc scorea resultlna nnd m thr secutive hm-se-collarings. but g1·ea l Portuguc:;e heav:rwctgllt, rlefeat.cd Plulo.delphln , 6; Washington, 5. !Inn! frame. as a result of u t;Ouple things mny be r.xpccted of the eel- Eomo Ch evali~r. Oakland negro, 10. New York , 0; Boslon, 8. or miscut's, four runs followed t.o Iar-loYinll genU. of 1931. At Colwnbus-Johnuy Freeman b1lng the game too clcsc for comThe last 'lme the r~dlegs mnde a BulJalo, ea~tly dc fcaed Bamm~· OAME:S TODA.Y fort , the ~ying nm being on fir~t run was In the fourth ln!llng of Cohen, Cleveland lillht heavyweight i\MCRlCAN ASSOCIA.TION balje when the final putout wa~ recMlnneapo IIs ot Colwnbn• t:h'Jir game 'With Brooklyn on Jai y ln JO wunds. ...... orded. 'I'he game last wee k a 1~>U 29, They have played 40 hHltngs Kansas C1ty nt LouU;vllle. ended wit 11 the ty!na run on fir.':lt without a tally. WRESTUNG RESULTS St. Paul a t Toledo. Pomeroy was credited with ten hits 1 Bob Smith would not move an Mllwaukee at lndtanapolls. as was Maso n Neither pitcher l •ch a-"' gtylng tht' Reds five hi ts. walked nor struck out n batlN. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 " •~ J By Internalional News Serv ce B to t Phil d 1 hi 2 • Wnll. 81 ohns•n wo' "" gen erou~ os n a a c P a ( games The Line-Up wns for Pomeroy : v "" At EuiTulo. N Y .-Ed Don George k N y k 2 In the "yenth l''.'l. "" •• , wlo•ot '''' farmer tit le ctmmant, defeated Ec1 Broo lyn tlat l ew1 · or (2 games I Stiv<'rs cr. Davis ss, Stnnle.v Zb. ' Bruin. '""'''' fi"e run•. h e finally· Cinchma C lLCago Stanlry Stasull!kl, oland. st Lo 1 ta Pit'" b I L games ! Rawlings. lb. SJ10rr 3b, Crow rf. •• t t •- wlo--• to c·me 1>>, Ra>· · us a "' LEA< Ul'g 1 Dunn If, Bcllftcfl•t· [) F. Ores.o.;. rr; 1gal~ ut: " Len Macal uso, fw·mer Co IEiti"AN 'il" K ..•lp ftn'·'tng the "npJc• nt tosk . foo tball star. nnd Rudy La · DitZl " ~ ... lor Mason, Davi:J cf. Gresti If , Gnm .,.., ._ ..,.. Cll 1\J\o t ~-t It Qec.rge Connally, who would not New Yot·k, "rcw 1 cago ll. ..,., ro · lb, Brown ss. FoRlesong :Jb. Vall haw been surprised while with the - - ---·~-~-' Cleveland at St. Lou! ~. Meter c, Rowh 2b, Tumcr and J . • l Whit.'! Sox If ..,...,y ,._ •~s kcd "m 'I to Only games sc ~u 1ed. . Gress rf, Smith p. Thl' finA l ~t:"rt' shine &hoes, won n b&.ll same for C ementtng ' F nend~bip · - - -·---was 9" _,,_,. 1 the Cleveland Iudin.;u;, defeatiug Firmest (l'h•ndSillps nre formed Rercat G a l --;:,::=--:.~.,--;-tbe et. Louis Browns. 5 t.o J . Tht In mutual ndl·ersiry M Iron Is Tile rnl't'st gas in tile wor ld ls xo.>non, ot' wlllch I IIIH't ls fu und In exw0h1Cagil workhot'se wrw wild but I 1110st stron g I,v nu l tl'( I •us t 11e Hen·est ftume .-Col ton. liO,O\.WI.UOO pari~ 1•f u \ r .- Culller'~ I Brownles to 1t s.~,~ f<~-J..L:::=-:::-::-=-:::--:~:::::-::-::-~ 1.• L!l.ke,<~o!d• .... -c1- :o,, ll>=on ties. He w:Llk crl .';ix and struck out I ·------ -1_ \\'l'Pkt_ _______ _____ - -- - - cf Cle\'elauri. fornwr ""::::.~'~:•,:.,;-::; P . Yocum o f Zlme~vlllt•. 1 Cash, lfl -~·f'ILr-old Cll'velllllcl o·--:, WL're und ~ fcatPd at lhe end first da~··s pin~· lu tlw ~talc horr ~·­ ~h<M' pitching loumamrn~ . . Mnrlon-Stl'pplug thl' mlJ P 2 OII' J . Blac k LcRf, hum tl te 1'. naker sta bles nt t. Charlc~ . I! L wn:; Uw s tnr or a lllght m t!:.- II U[: of tile Ohio !lhort ~;hiJJ races h en ·. o~· nr.ral Mllter, dl'l.\'Nl by Pan!llali, won thP firs! and tblrd lwat.~ cf thl" l"m..;.~ l­ il nt t.ro t and Black L.•ar lou k ~:Le \ :mcund. , Camp Perry- The U. S. N!" .' 1 1 trnm a rri\' ·•d to s ta rt p:·anJ...: t• for 1 th<' national rille and p l sl o 1 ma tches. St. Lou i.~·-Frauk o ·noUJ kr. r r 1 H'lvt• inftl"lder of the Sl. Lc111>o! Browns. was O.Jll>Uilllt'd manat,-er or 1 tile MiJwnu!tt•e Brf' wen;. O 'Romk l'. wllu Will Jl i'olx.tlv pl:H' INH1 l.la.~ • f c~r 1111' Mllwat ... , uu tJ: I. sun'f'r,t~ Mar ty Jkrghanmu•r. NI'W YOlk- Showers la: .t til!; I1L fo rced uw pul:itpoHrmt·nt t•! llw 1'' · umud boul b:•IW('t'll Pr mm oltncrn and Rcbi•tLo Rolwtt .tt ~)l'tl.ll\llaiui Jl!trk. New.nk . Tt wiil ll · heM !ul il!fh L. .1\t !hr. Wllf.h· m \••:.ll'l'll:i .,o •lfl~'l nflOn Cnmrm Wt'l('l lc=~ :?14, H v-~ bi'l u 224 fhlladl"\pll i a - Or·or~::<· · · M u 1 ·· H aas, PhJ!ad<;"IJih lR A lhlt•t !CS ' IlLII- I fl1idcr. h:Jli a Jrar·Junxl J ·· t ~ \\o\'131 llllmnrl·l~·•l ot 5~ 53 l!t3 Mumcapolls ~I 55 Toledo 46 11 NATION t\L Lt;&GUE Chw Wti4oo """,,L st. Luuls Nt' W Y ork ~ ft3 Chlrngo . 5a 45 Brooklyn 55 48 H o.~t.on 4'1 60 Pitl.'iburgh 46 !lO P htLi dl•lphta 40 60 Cjuciun ati a1 M AMf.lllt.:AI\ LEAGUE Chu.. ·~v on Lol>t Plulad !ephia 'J6 28 Wll.!ihlulltun 63 39 New York. fll\ fl Clevela nd fit 53 St. LoUI!:i 43 56 Boston 40 61 Chicu.go 31 62 DeLr~ 1t 38 US pll.c hers in an effort to bcut t.he New York Yt:~.nkt-'t!S but finolly tlu-cw their hnuds up J.n tlic D.ir and collapscn 9 to 8. 'l't'n Wulks helped \he • YIU1 k ~. Con~>.:~; wa lk'·u Jll 1om· t 1mcs. Webb, Do.ston uutneldcr who Is out t.o breu.lr: the mujor ltag uc two-bagllCl" rt:-curd. whacked double;s no. 50 und 51. ReJ Faber, ~howcd hi'l ag e, foldmg up be[o!"e the a l J.:tck of t he DeLmlt l'IIW!'S, who routed lht~ Chld gu While Box 7 to 2 J<'n ber tlJOk !:Is Rhowu r in the el3blh inning llf. Uor allowing the T!~ers to convert seven hits in4, five rwts. OUter teams were Idle. By COPELAND C. BURG INS SJ)\lrt8 Wnter New York , Aug 4.-U th ".' Clnein- m~:.Q lfOOd, MERCHAN1'S fNDUB~ TRIES, l!fC., Third and Wayne,/ menrr• 111 ll Rked. \\'!um the meu's O;;urP:<t flhuw 11 !!Uh!'!lnnt lu l hulaill't• Dayton. Ohio. 8-<lt-3t In the Jm ·lklun•k.- 1•:\'I'II.Hlge, ' '" ~ery OJ WE:l ynu with the see u and lfl't oar llellvered price' hdow,, bad a golfe! s game may ~ 1 , ,nhlf' 01 mnslm niblick ln chtp- 1tlno the ' ' ' ' "f the cl"b .,,.....,; cthu"' ar say very re lik v ..,.,., ... oa t,oa Je&L _ w e t.Q P 1ElY on an !Jl•ll ... •tt or the .• and, U would ~:!ke be ll T'le object 1& to get the ball out Baby Help Wuted- .. ~he -- ~m01111, Grove Marka Up One, 3 To 2; Cleveland Beall Br11wna ~:;~,.c~:,~ve .:h~Y:"~ £t:~~ne ~~t ~;,~o!~cgt~l~ ~n~:. slJ~;~~e·~~;~~ I~~,tr ··~~~~~ ~\~E n~~dto ~~~n:~~u:r·~~~ l;~~~~~,. ~:~t~nhavev:'oryLJ1~t~l~~!' ~~~~~~ As!~~~ ~~1~~~';.'rl:,~t]~'o;~~~:;:;~l/':~lWMillo~ It lS Nn rr;.atter how goOd nt•.u;e If }Oll usc a putter, thtng Wrlllts ...t"the !lltost fHh·lllll'f'd In OSCAR MYERS, Mrr. Orand plano, Pomero)' Ohio. almost now. A No. l condition. Prlt.e reaaonahle. Essex coupe wlt.h Wh•n Curlew Rinr• rw'1ble aea.r. 1930 model, rwt a .A!JIIou;:h l ht• em·ft•w Ju•U Willi little over 7000 mJJe1. 82l so. fkcn!Joll~hl~i In the !'(.'\'CDIN'IIIIt Ct'll· ond a\ve .. Middleport,. o. Jury, lhl'!rt~ uro still a few towng Dally 8·4·St; Weekly 11·5~1t. In l!:n&:hllld whkh retnln th~>oldcus­ tam. At IUpnn, •J n Yo rk~hlrt': Sandbnth, Chcllhlre; Chcsllam In POR BALE-A th ~ ~ce:1 Jut~ >Tid"Y wtu. . """ .... -lohn Mn. w . R . wHallldMy haa rel.Qmed thlll plll.Ct'. Tht:y ¥.ere rr!ellds. to ht'r hOO'Ie In Dcster hfvinl home by tltclr niec<: M».ry 8 Uia011 ... by Todt alded EoiTIFnaw tn [IFoxx 6 tn and 5 t.rJwnph. ·l'he Loulavllle 9llJ.UTi bU5 A'S WIN TWO MORE 11 · Zclw. El:lentbatb, Pomerov Ohio. Allo two CCict rooma Gil MaiD lllrNt. f~ Lhclr to 2 und In the n1{;ht cap homers ltldllul.&poHs . Fourth Conoecutive Game Endo In Wllitewaoh For Buckeye• C...._. JOa B111"'!-'J'wo od.ce room" on · Oourt 8t., over Bulll:tlng and .Loarl :~ ~!,~~~nNN~· I TUE STANDING IM "A -s·o·N CITY GOES' w. " ' -· I•"'"' or''""·~ u,,. odor ~ ~~~~.. :;;.;;! ~.=.'En·::t..i::: ~~ ~~ocoutnPillllcd ·--~4 1 0 ::~~ffi::.~:~a~;i~~g~~~ \~t~ruJ~~~~N~~A~N :;l l TO O[f[~l ~ ~ n: ~1~~~ J~~~~u ne~ w1u1 ~ l o r ul d cl u ut e ~~~~;n~:. :~~~:~~~~:1; M~:t =lah~oW~ ~rnn!: SCOR[l[ss I ~. 1 "" "''"' """'""'· eont.luul'd Th" -AUlfetJ " RECORD INT~~T ··~:;'~~~~.~·~m:.:.,.""t,:::."::: ~~~~~k~ty I th::i~/ect ~:~rt For Rent- " ' C. _ l'be Publllbera wtU be reeponalble tDlr for aoe IDOorrect lnllel1ioo KEEP ~hoi . I --..,...,...~--.1.:"":::..D:.:4_1L_Y__TII_-111_·_UNI~yP<l~-'""-·<)_Y_._6ilfO.:_ · _· _ _ _ _ _-;-----------,----------:--:- R[os CONTINU[ To th:- Ume. A chip lhot out of the El•lTOR'S NOTE : Thia lJi lhe 1eal5)' simple eourae. trPp h:a.• t.o be one hundred per Qellt rtt~pona.lb'9 for PY debt.ll m- flflVCa•Ja ol a ~erJes ef ten arUcleli of Of'tUng ~Jut of a sand trap need t>rr.u: sti!. 'I'tle ball m"'t be takeJt ' by Ul10~ other Uum my- bllbue&loo in rulf rcr tb.e rr.adtn of oot be tbe hard 1.uk that man)' rot rl t.'!l n or the Shot Ia dubbed. l TIM! Dall,,. Trlb.ae b1 the famoUII bOifers make lt. Of course at tim~ have bl'i'en so rm n y ot our be&t. aclf- tall('C t.he IMll w1U travel bJ th~ WM. J. SEYFR.LED roUer, Leo Diepl, l'rcf~ornU 01ot a high ball lllndlng 1n aolt sand cn1 tC'nUnuaJly Jilin Lhese Mhclta and amcunt. ot sand YOU take. In oUter Oa.llenk, and runner up In the m.ay bury lt$elf amt prove a. dl.tflcult h tn·c Citl lfl It ~o Gften m.)'self that warns, 1f you Willt the ball to ao Open at lnvl!r'Deii&, 'J.'o&edo, You ll:lliy even need two. 6-ho!.ll my adv ice ia to take no chances llontl. lour or five feet Jlllt over the edl;e u luhl C.O "Artie" McGovr.rn, oa· to C'et ont or Ute trap but 1!"; t.hts ploy w.1h the nibliok every too~ yuur of U'!" green, you will bit rrom two tlon;ally knoll n physh:a.l tra.im:r. ell.8C ~ ot.r seeilnd she~ may put tho ball lands In a trap. to L'u-c~. inches back ot t.ne ~1. u Tht.~e ar1klu appear \loee.ll:ly. ball C'I06f enuugh to the Jllln t.o JP;! t 1n addt·eaalng the blU at.and wll.tl Yotl want the baU to go tlf~1 to By LEO DlEGt:L dow11 In one putt apd how ott.eu the .!ihot:lders p.Jintln;: ._ line twenty fei:lt you will hit from an 1 can )Cu recall the t.lmeu you were ahcut stll feet to the ldt 011 DP- H. FOSTER of the pm . eighth of &n !ncb to &n lnch behind ~v:, Tol<l to "Artie" Mc.Jvvc• n safely on Ute green but hid to take T h11i wul allow ror th e "fade.'' Oet the Dall. t ~·mwu Exclush·ely For and Cup)thrc ... pu~ts. o fmn footing , dlgglna the h ~cb The best way to maat~r this &hot Racine Ohio. 193 right Of all the que.sllon.s put t.o me by right lnt" the !land 110 tllAt you Jee l t.o take a number Cit tails 11 1 l.J -:.=:=:=::'"'~'I ••lY pupilti llOite Is more common PE':"!f'('t ' :. loOUd cu you 1· teet. Btn .··l liaDd trap ,and practJce 8t'ttina th:mt ;;;;: "Out of the SO.n~s?:'raps :.nd Bunk· than '"What's the be!it way to get c•,ln(()rtcbly cl ·:~ to tt.t> ball and out of ~lft'ereo~t pooltJonll Bud qnder BRAN and MIDDLINGS. out of a sand tr ap ?" My answ{!r lis dp~p ~our club flrully 01.bout .six in- varylnll clrcumst&Hces-- place the York. Aug. 4-0f all the men a lways " With an explos.lon sh ot." cJ~r.< rnom the tup. balls at every pcasJf:lc anete. step on A Freoh car of Winter talNew t:at.ards In gulf uone ilj mort• o th b th•u• b tb Cot ~ all out and s et It on lhe Tllc Ji £- of the ball will Jeterr.•· -~ , , · ury em in the saud-~o.nd Whe~t bran at ..... 89c aruwying to the a \·cruge gollt:r th au i!tl t>en ' E::! many golfers ha\·e l rou· t he nm< uut or :wnd 1t 18 neces~ry ~ou.l 500n overcome your dreor.i of Snow J'Jallt! Mlddl .... l . $1.1'0 the Sl&ht of hiS btlll landing in a b!e !t ge~ting out or a t.rup. espcc- to take If your ball ls lylng on top traps, ami conquer one of the m05t sand trap. The minute tlllii hoppt"ll~ htlly In the bunkP.rs arouml th e: of Ute ~;nd you will have t.o to, li.~ usefu.• shots in sotr. Red Qog and Flour •1.25 h~ gets panick". treto and W">.<ICS ... I N--> t W k • ---3 • until v giC<!IJ uo.'CUUSC cf the temptm~e lie of mt•rl" .«and. oth•;:wlSe the hall wtll .. ee ~n 8 "Putt..lg" Calf 111..1 . . . . 89c iakln h~tlcachc:s .the t t ap lt:el!•if.d of the oaH Pe111aps 1t l!:i teed up me~· (l..ln~ \l• 1 too clean and will ~HW:)J - - -- - lkprt!IIIIIOD [JI Maib $1.75 sh 1 gHad ~ 101:!, ali JUSt anotnc l lyon Hmcoth ">~Hid with c.1ly a .!m.r.ll fiuthe.- than yc,t want It to If ~!IIi' All Abrdod People Q:~.arrel flfo ," t e ll landed leu or I t.unlur nhc:.d t•nd a ny club bul ballIsm a bad lie or iii burled m .. lt Is ntll •l,l .ii -'l'ioiiiiH·t l l•v nlrWt: IIAV!: JN A F&ESH S HIPuf C-rttll on rlgh r cnc i::;)lpt to hi:! used 1\e : he trn; you will have to hit Ut'l!i."'l'li In ''"lil'll haf MENt' OF turbt~ t"~ . ~ w~d nul t:x. dis- 1rclfl ~ try tc ch1p tt un oi run 1t up clcse tn the tlall withou t tak. 1g flenfllt• ~Pw•·11·l.'' lllll~ JUKfh't• 11111 n t e eru;~ on I he C{,Yl· , wJlh n putler !:crneUrne~; With noo-J mue:1 ~, nd Ill tht> J)h·ort·c cu110·1 ,1t L um luu n TlmoU.,. Sftd, Clttnr, trary, he would oonsldet· lt au l'X- but' heoood ,. J•~ " I 8hnrr li mp ll;!'t>. 'l'hls lll;t to·>•••·••• ,,, . , · . csu""' are not P\'e.rage As~~..: fL t N'<t c;)' ~a tuke \OUI' 1 1 • llent ·•·t-b"t •.. ,,,.,., 1,... 1 ' ..., "" ~ ha:; o· nd uwetl 11m! u rt>rn;1rk wfl Wlt.lte 8weel ClovH', Wflll~n &1- landtd "''" Ul a sand tlnp ~he h · I I:; M 1t s ~-th e uve rage lhat countli I ~wins. I omt r.h~ chin to the r!ght ne~ ~Jw Ht.vnfl ubpr1\tllnuu husht~~t•l f•Ua Clo1'ft', ~Are. Sefltlll Barl~1· fllllll'd completely J c n•t ~~··~~~~t~ ;~d,~YI~~aya ~~;~~k .~~~~ ~~u~ f!r :nd look at the boll Wit~ "nnJ.v •JIIIIrl"(' /!•ol lib n1arri t•tJ IH'U· !Sudan Gran. Fut1der Cala, Illllld, Anrt why ? It!i just U!i t'll~y lc g •t t h P : ·~ :" vf't h~- club ILld you)I tu -kl•,;l J::·h~~,;~ ~~: ~:~p:rluJt. '''e dn." We bt~~ndle aeUt.lnr bul ihe best I :::pball ~~Jc~s\to the !Jill from II •;an([ sm n have cornplele conftdence Init sh o: ,,;en In any other Lay ~~ A ..:u. ::; rom n short nppm;,rtl FIIJ"tlwrrnm"' yc ,J will nlwo.yl!i get face of your nlblic ll: back use a hal t Netlr.erl.nd•' Bee•t 11 " ' of tbo: 11aDd wU.hout bavlnt: the club face tnuch tt--11 thll name of the tibot, ~RUN , the ball ll literally ·•e:rplOt.tcd" c1,1.t by the eanc1. The halt &vitnc 18 1m))CII't&ftt to. lt Ls &l{n08t lmpooelblo 14......, a full'"""" bt &hot ls Lhe one 8hal iP IQI.f that ll blt from the outaJde in. It mll5t be a 800d Arm hJt. lrrt:.lirectJve or how tar you lt'&.nt t.b~ hall to 10- You retulata Lhq dla- J · Ofl and aft.er th1l dale I will not "!'W~Y ..tiOUSTt,I0'\1. I• USE NIBLICK IN SAND TRAP AND MASTER DREAD OF THIS ,:1 I LIE DIEGEL TELLS STUDENTS ~~nk8et~!t~rca~: :J: ba~ .!tUI~ ~:~;~ PEOPLES f<w for P-eroJ-· t;q.et. 7-31-41 ftlVOJD FUTURE REGRETS BUY NOW! .\ tL OOOpa-&..J. Pll,CJ;S "'8T AR 1°Y,~T 18 ~1' �• ~ .J. : - l~ Va40 F• c............ L. I - Ropu~lical' . NOTICE ~> I eel bnee to keep your h~ ln your anal.ety t.o lee how I CIDII~ YO lt ret to the ~n. N:cremer, Jt. !1 sllnaat lmpou.tbk: to JuOae ~ mt-mentum ot the b&U 10 <h>8 ' " ' - " t.he ,... whon you 1 dow.1 I I N' ;u;_;~j Dentlat ~ .... .... .,,, ·-~~~~"- ... • at 1.Df lldvertilemen\. . ._ , . obotlld Enon 111 .,·n.,on.of immedJa&I)J, "• ". ' Ollce. In flne eoudlt.lcn, witt> Ream beat. 8te c. J!:. Dow or ., '" .... "" .... ... .. , ..'lh,, ., 1 , ... , ______ Fotr Sale. MiiC.;_.;,;;.;;.:_,;;.,;;;.;;.: ~~ :::11 ....,oau SALE CHEAP-Or for work llortie,trade - - . m k «JJWl. tw OWVoll'- • •·. :::- Ollol. W&ld A. Glllr..'JI~, Miners- '" --.,. vUkt, Ohio. 8-l-3t ' I " " '' "• "'' ., ,, 1" • '" ' ' ' I " SALESMAN WANTED-Local man " only to work Pomeroy vnd sur>"''Wldlnll countJCB, calling on blllllrutea concerns. Nnt1onally IKl~ vertiled llne. Mur;t be a hWitkr. Peltnanent connec~io.n II you ' ) ., ' tltl~ 'I The Oos:::e Service /POLLY AND HER PALS - 1111 II ('IIJ't"fu!Jy rrolt' CIR ~lie unf'm: JllO,I'Nl llle ~k k, the old und Ulf' mnlme!l. WOT'5 ALL 11-iE SHOOTIN' ABOUT ASH? .~ ---- - - -.........._--.....:: "wor 11-IE EYE "'.---~-" DON'T SEE. 11-IE SAP! Y 'DON'T EXPB:T THAT PARASOL 'PROTECT YE FROM HEART DON'T GRIEVE FOR." IS MY bluwn nl,~;hr . f11 - - ----=c--,---c - .,.....,..----- JSy CW'F S1'liliREJ'J' MOVE OVER. IDIQTII DON'T HAWG lHE HUL L 8UMBERSHOOT'-' __J ·~'d '''"' .-"' '" UNK'- "'· ' ·,)·~ ( held the lrr••i•tiL&. "\Ve oflt>u ht.•ur v" Ul•_,, fullln,c: Ill /on~ w i !IJ n Wl•mnn' ll ll;;ure, hut whl:"n do wonwn ~turr. thl' rnrntdl - " ' ..",, "' ... ' ''. "·' , I'Ai;'n:.·n A ,J,.,J..I J - l\j" L • l\. ,,' .. 0"". DEAR · I DO HOPE CA~DER DOE~N'T ~AIL IN THAT INTELLIGENCE TB;T THEY A12E HOLDIN(r Ao "THE C LuB TODAY. IF COLONEL HOO!=ER PASSES AND CA'OPEI< DOSSI\I'T HE'l-L BE IN A !?AD "FOQ A YE.A Q ! LIKE A COMET PASS'E-6 A -Jtl<.T 100 PERFECo' ALL c •.o-ur.> • AND W>-IAT HAPPE !\lED TO HE DIDI\I'o EVE/\l S HOW COL. HOOI=Eiil' DID l-IE PAE;S, UP! .' -roo• END IS THRILLING .fOO .3136 i P<t. .131 .618 ·''" ! - W.VA.'S LARGEST AND FINEST HOMEFURNISHINGS STORE i Score lo 9-8 With Tying I Run On Fint When Laat ()ut Made . .480 Pomeroy journeyed til MEJ.S011 C1Ly , .43<1t Mouda.y e venlna a rter the min and • .300 playeO a return engagement with I I ·Will Soon Close Its Doors Forever ! 'The Beginning of the End:Proclaimed by a Spetlacula.r and Sensa~ional UT~_oF 0 BUSI ESS L '• ,, sport' Hl"gh1•lghts A Dramatic Finish to a Quarter of a Century of Honorable Merchandising Com~ With Startling Swiftness as Relentless LIQUIDATORS Swing Furiously Into ACtion. eiG' I I .... .... .., ., .4115 .4'ffi I '. .' The Lewis Furniture Co, Retum Came Played Maton Rolulb In Hot Tilt li67 .5!10 .634 1 I -, '>"iL . lllli,V b e !nsL to I"'l'tl lo 1r thrl'f' lL . . '. w~l·k..~ . lOil July lrnt·m'd tu .1 b~l.l lll' I' ~:J. Jer~y City- Till' I.Jout ilrlwl't'll Mldgt•t WolgRst or Phllnddphia. r.Jaimant nr th r world ~ ftywr.ight. , llfle, at1d Johnn.v Drl'nn.m. Tn·nton, wtll lake piiH't~ tolut;<~l H11in 1 r.:\ll;('c; a postponPm"nt Jast ni ght. St. Louifi- At; a r~u!l. ,,f a spm inl'd Rnk lr ~Uffcroc:l Jn S;u .n.t~· ~ l:.mu•, J1mmy Collins, Cr~rdmols first oan man. wW be out of CG!l~ml~~lmn fur leu dAys, but at t.be end or tht~ ~ tlJnc he probably will b~ ab1e In n•jolu h i$ mates. Dr . R.ob~r L F. 11:1· 1 I • I luml. ""~~;;~;;~~"'' I J . S. Dudnu.. n i ~ ser h.:u ~ !~ Ill , i!_l<,wcrth Mc Km~; l1t f"IJ(l f:t iHJiy 'f ( f~ i~hH E.tati-::n , w~:rr Thut :.dny Quest'! ~t the !lome of Mo rt McKni ght. Mu1.}nrie Knowlt r:l tj)enc Y'c.ines (b•y ni!Jht wiL'I Mr::; Ww . t.uim:r or Jacll:son. Mr nnd Mn:;. 0. B. Woorl'.'n rd 0f H ! lllerd ~ tltc vlsl?ln9 rr li!t •v;., l'l thb; vldnlty. 1 J chn McGlinn i~ v!stmr:. nis fi aui gllte,. Mrs. A. D. R~,; vl' au d !Pmily. Mr. and Mt:s. A. F . S!<O&OJJ, M.r. IUlcl Mrs. 0 . ]J. Woo(.]~nrd, Mn Orl ~ Smith an~ ~~ri!O•Il Mvr:,oull ~p c11t ~~asENBC:.OOM ··- AJEI'THE~ToF-;rHESE· ,'TWO . PJ:AYSOYS TAKJ F:.IGHT GAMEfSERIOUSL.Y Attractive rtun;s $38.00 $55.00 $133.00 $188.00 %'1(1("1~~ !!i7fl.~l L1vlug RQOIII SUI1-1' . SIO!I.51l l.i\'ing Rmun S11it•• $!ffii.Otl Lh•ihjf Uo01u Salt~ S:mt•. Oa Lh·ing- RODin SUilC Sli.IJ.~ , DlnillK Room !oi alte • $33.00 $38.00 $98.00 $118.00 'ii19.:i0 Diniug Room :Suite $1S9.00 Diuin(' IWom Sultf' $2:.>9.00 lllnlug Roo'" S11ile Sto!l.OD lkdroom Suit•· I I $24.00 ..... $27.00 $117.00 $147.00 Bedroom SultC' 5239.00 Redr~11m Suite :!13~19 . 00 Bedroom Suite 14.!tli lk'll SJ)rinb $1.88 .. $4.38 ...... $6.88 $8.88 $3.88 $11.15 Bed SprlnJr $12.1!i Bt>d Sprinr $15.00 J\MI Spring $22.50 8c1l Sprinl" Sll.15 M:1tU'rss SII.5CJ M:atlrN;.~ S11.5G Ma.Ures~ $.19.5fl Inner Spring $3.88 $5.55 $6.88 Mattre~JS $;e:Z.50 Inner Sprlnc Matlrei!IS $27.50 Inner Spring Sli bO Day Delli and Math~lllil . P~td S!9.rl(l Day Red atu l Pad ss.q.so Day Red and Pad . . $9.88 .. $16.88 $19.88 ' ' SI!W5 Side· leer Refrlt~ra•or •a4.5t Slc1e-lcer Betrf&:er~~o~r . L-m"" and one orhurnp e... ,-. PL l!.fg time pugdo.m ...ow •~rt die aame of Mas: -~KDJ~U~fi~W •· " of Germany 1n t1.,., wng "t.be •hea-~ ""eia:ht '!;JOWP ovt~r that Strilhina· ked eye and keep!nr both c.oa erab)y O\lt of wallopmr dJitence from any of Jack Shark~)''l or Primo Camera's wallbPf. Rote 9 btocm naturally ,. ·lij"tVn New Yorker', has been eavc.rt:~ about Gotham's ni1bt Ub'IJ. . bia , money, smtJcs, and 1 eM,:yiJ;\V~teJ~n ~ ~tO , r;et- T . I tttiiJI(thi'J4baiJi:O' ot ~a: lrlot / tbO i~I~F,J- ~8ofor~r. JJ~.er, ~ r · • (ifaia · ne"~f~ed. ia gayl:y as. 111. -11··illftbllt ;&ll 'the pnnebea Of _' ~li' tlfe :eiUJihet, Loua:hr,ba, and .. · · rhUf• ln-•U the world ~ould not ~ Mw.. bint · atbua, let: alone lntosi· · t~·~l . _ : - --- r Rosenbloom will . tiefend . his tltll! BOlUl againat h1s old mal, Jimmy Slattery o! Buffalo. They•,·e boled six times thus far, · · £he f'1rst f ou ' • and MAle1c 1onmg winning the hwt two "dukes[" the title itaelt beinf.won at the r 15ro11nder Jn B11f lo 8 year ago lallt June. "Roeey'e" aar t'&ballcrr!l' ways may coat him tbe crown thta tl":le, though that <- ta · far from ceJ1&lft, Like the 1¥e Harry . G~, lilaxl_e 11eema to be tbe •;,p:ce>pt10it to the rule · that the ·· me:rry .' life . doo,ml stnt ' boxers. 1 Pf.A4Ds ~ ~ ~t~ natu~ otp!is n 'g~t1ife' do~ngs t, ex"'sera~d. And that -maY not be •pte Nal_ cause ot his d efeat ahop.l~ he f~ll to outcuff and 011~ . slap Slflta. , Some thillk "Roser" 111 a me~l- 0Cf8 champ,. 1\V ell, ln Order te \ that distipctl~n ."Slapsf Ma·der had io oul:po~nt ay1:h hal ~~; •uns . as Joe .Andl!l'IOft, T . J ..,;-, ~ W~ Payn•, oe .,.,.,...Gf· · 01!10, y o.lo Okup., Leo ~w •, Ace nd· k!ns, La'I'Fy Joh..•ott llt\d fitmlly "Slats" hhNelf, and nll of tllqfe bvyl were l'Ough w.1en Muie cuff~ 'em •r~~tund . , If either "Rosey" or the bUft!P· tiou._ young ll!~r wthl q- tlileUi· ~ntl)l aeri.Ou.s ~ Sehluelinl(; both would beco,ne aupertta,l'1; for the Yorke{ Ja A great rinl'~ , • , nd t.Me ~lifo#Ma~·NIJ~ ~ 5;w !dinaD'~ i bti~Tph~~;1 8it ·•Roiil9" 'tlo 8 at~lf~BUJ, ~ ... a ID.I!nr ~r. ~~ · :" What ·t hey'd do t .'• Sch.;e~t ~ "ative beer •sardenl,.'. th,..· wanrr '!U~bta.: Proaj C: 'liie Jlaxfu, boctl hOeJtJl boclil!l WUl •, • ~JI'1Chl, lnl, ll.lls ,_!WwlfedlcM, bill. 1 r $6.95 .. . 9.fl8 ftlay ~ obtained by Speelal Qqtttln; DllBine!JfJ s--.Je. Liated Below Are Bdftii~'(eativc ·of The liundreda Of Superlative Bargaina Available At LEWIS' CLO:SE·OUT PRICES S3!J.50, 9d! .hminlstu Rurs . 53!.50, Everything Must Go--and Go Quickly! 9~:1! $16.88 $15.88 $58.00 $88.00 \ ' ell'et Rap SU$.00, Vxl2 Wllten Hqs $150.00 Doml'!IUc Orieutal U7.50 Kitchen Cabhtels $18.33 $3~1.~0 Kik:hen Cablnds 5-t9.50 Kit.: hen Cabinets $i.!t:i0 Kil1·hrn ('ablnets $21.33 ... '. SJ7.M Fibre Sulles PRICES CUT TO S49.00 l<'l bre :Suits .. , THE VERY VITALS SUi. 75 Kreal.i.fast Set11 $8.66 $10.88 $14.88 $17.88 S!3.5G Breakfast Sets $27.50 Brtakfast Seta S:l9.50 Breilkfast ALL THOUGHTS OF PROFITS FORGOTTON Your firot and laot chanc• to buy fine .liome Fum- S7~<J5 SimmoD!I SU~i M~lal $27.33 $32.33 $18.00 $23.00 '" $26.00 $-t:;.,OD t 'lbre Sulb Reds $3.33 $4.44 $4.95 ]•hone S..'s . .. $1.88 $5.88 $fl.liS. \\'lndsor Ch>~.lrs .... . · · $2.88 .\ :<.90 .~ Tro.. >~ · · · · · · ·.. · · · · · $J.&fi $l9.5tt;•nrinr Chain · $19.85 i6.95 8raall.fut Sets . . .. . ' $3.33 SS. W Dinlnr Cha11'9, Each .. . $2.66 513.50 Fibre ROf'kcr $5.88 829.00 Walaut veneer \'anity .. .. $8.88 !tt9.50 Enameled Drr!lstr . . ' $16.88 $9.95, 9xl'!) FeU Base Ru.::s . ....... . · i1hing1 at price!l lea• than whole•ale co&t. $12..88 WITIIIN 4 fi.APIVS OF lOO Rtlltf:8 Arr~~onaetn~tnt.l lb~ Llqaidalon e~ac,lnt J..EWIS' Valu~a PRICtJo:i CREDIT TERMS with The REGULAR .. $8.88 $10.88 $13.88 ,. \ Wo THIS SALE STORE-WIDE IN SCOPE l 'LOSE - Ut.TT UM..i l JL\tr ~5!1.1:0 1 Time Out for Mac We Enumorate But A Few Of The Cou~ttcsi Valuea That Await You at LEWIS'. All Others Equally I he champo.;J:; wa~ du.y , He lllJUrrd h !.0 wrt~t in .I :"~lm::::P::_: t'O~Yed--'-.-------' Pc•. .621 Maxies of Maul . ' ¥ an .430 I fllmuunt·e curtt•w Pncl• '1-4·•':!riY "" ·-1' .~ 8[f0H£ OHIOANS ~ ~l .flU :: . unt<n . . , fllllld&r . "'"Cl _..._ .... MJ 8aruh S"'tlW'Ililllm ol Char- lime with Mr a 11 d Mf'll . F . ft. Wood. km\'t bf<e,p mentlooed oetore remalu croll Pen , vililtlng al t.he home P' E Wood und wHe, oeorvc " I MarTO, Bnc-kJnghum!!hlrt•, una Wo1'11l nglmm, llerl~ shl~. a bPU 1.,: run~ or a llon1 , and t ~~ Mr a nd Mr:> Harry BIJG'i'CE and sun c.I colwnbus were the wl"tk end , ·.:::~~::::::.:::_:_:..:__ I I -.....~ :.---.___ 0 I --=--:·-~.~-~-- ----- .uo bOfi 1 .500 I lite Safetyln Sight ·,:.. U-ns_e_e_n IH 63 II~ wJII rema tn FIGI-IT RESULTS .J74 th e West Vlrglnlans, having defea t· 1 .300 ed natJ Redl!i can only lose n coup!!! .:of lnstt hem weeko\'cr here by a 1 to 5 score 1! more ball ~~:arne& this Wft'k , tlwy nre By Jnlt'ruatlc nal New~ 8t'I'VOC(! , The Bucke)·e• again emcrgrll v1c· KQing to give a lot o! unf'mfllo~·ed At New Yurk-GHlcomo Bcntom ru;, l "ESTEROA\:"'S Rt:SULTS • torlous and once more lt wm; :t . 1Utt·!llmg contest. F't!atures of tJw 1 printers !IOille nice JObll revurn[,)ln:.t ltaitan heuv~·wr.lght. dcfeutea Ocn A.MEftiC:AN ASSOCIATION the record books. And U th~y lll"ll• O'Kelly, Du:;ton. rHl ). Co'!\mibus 111.. Luulsvtlle- raltl . same were £he pile dl"lvc hitting of a;e w connect with. .one or two Haro ld H enderson, West Franklrio!ilrmapolls, 6; Toledo, 3. Rawlings who clouted two home more shutout defeat.<;, th~· ~1romt~ - full , lll.. v:cll.tJrWl!l ght. defeated Onll' ,'g ames scheduled . l'UilS and two s1n81cs. Bmw ut 1 11 cd today to take their plac,• Il,;ht HI Johnny K en, Scotla nd. t6l. t NA'fiONAI, LEAGUJ:; t'hort turned in the dazzling play of t.hl! head Q1. the list tor non-winAt Chiougo----Frank Bn~t agli ;J , ' Chicago, 8 , Cincinnall, 0 the evening when he jumped Jngil nina eflort.s. Wln mpeg, knoc~cd out Pcttl Ln- St. Lo Uis· Pittsburgh l rai!H . wide and handsome to drag duwg a The Reds Ud th; e all-ttmc maj or C~O!;IlC, Ft. Wnync. lud.. middle- ~ Only games scheduled. clout that looked lik e a sure L'.vo league reoord ye~~terdny J.s L"'tPy weight, t2l. baggl'r Brown hit a triple and crumpled before th~ Chica.ao Cubs, Clyde Chastuin, Springfield . rn a. AMt:RICAN LEAGUE Bmlth a home for Mason. 8 to 0. It wal:i theiL· fourth con.k'C· won a dec lslou over J cny Cmno, Cleveland, 5; St. LOUIS, 3. • The Buckeye tm 1c1· defense crumutlve s hutout. No tea m hos l'Ver f'; ltlcagu. Di' ~roll. 7; Chicaso. 2. bled at most crltleal momcnt.s, each reach~d the humility of five oon · AlA Oakland, Cal. - Jo~ e Santa Philadelphia, 3; Washington , 2. tltnc scorea resultlna nnd m thr secutive hm-se-collarings. but g1·ea l Portuguc:;e heav:rwctgllt, rlefeat.cd Plulo.delphln , 6; Washington, 5. !Inn! frame. as a result of u t;Ouple things mny be r.xpccted of the eel- Eomo Ch evali~r. Oakland negro, 10. New York , 0; Boslon, 8. or miscut's, four runs followed t.o Iar-loYinll genU. of 1931. At Colwnbus-Johnuy Freeman b1lng the game too clcsc for comThe last 'lme the r~dlegs mnde a BulJalo, ea~tly dc fcaed Bamm~· OAME:S TODA.Y fort , the ~ying nm being on fir~t run was In the fourth ln!llng of Cohen, Cleveland lillht heavyweight i\MCRlCAN ASSOCIA.TION balje when the final putout wa~ recMlnneapo IIs ot Colwnbn• t:h'Jir game 'With Brooklyn on Jai y ln JO wunds. ...... orded. 'I'he game last wee k a 1~>U 29, They have played 40 hHltngs Kansas C1ty nt LouU;vllle. ended wit 11 the ty!na run on fir.':lt without a tally. WRESTUNG RESULTS St. Paul a t Toledo. Pomeroy was credited with ten hits 1 Bob Smith would not move an Mllwaukee at lndtanapolls. as was Maso n Neither pitcher l •ch a-"' gtylng tht' Reds five hi ts. walked nor struck out n batlN. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 " •~ J By Internalional News Serv ce B to t Phil d 1 hi 2 • Wnll. 81 ohns•n wo' "" gen erou~ os n a a c P a ( games The Line-Up wns for Pomeroy : v "" At EuiTulo. N Y .-Ed Don George k N y k 2 In the "yenth l''.'l. "" •• , wlo•ot '''' farmer tit le ctmmant, defeated Ec1 Broo lyn tlat l ew1 · or (2 games I Stiv<'rs cr. Davis ss, Stnnle.v Zb. ' Bruin. '""'''' fi"e run•. h e finally· Cinchma C lLCago Stanlry Stasull!kl, oland. st Lo 1 ta Pit'" b I L games ! Rawlings. lb. SJ10rr 3b, Crow rf. •• t t •- wlo--• to c·me 1>>, Ra>· · us a "' LEA< Ul'g 1 Dunn If, Bcllftcfl•t· [) F. Ores.o.;. rr; 1gal~ ut: " Len Macal uso, fw·mer Co IEiti"AN 'il" K ..•lp ftn'·'tng the "npJc• nt tosk . foo tball star. nnd Rudy La · DitZl " ~ ... lor Mason, Davi:J cf. Gresti If , Gnm .,.., ._ ..,.. Cll 1\J\o t ~-t It Qec.rge Connally, who would not New Yot·k, "rcw 1 cago ll. ..,., ro · lb, Brown ss. FoRlesong :Jb. Vall haw been surprised while with the - - ---·~-~-' Cleveland at St. Lou! ~. Meter c, Rowh 2b, Tumcr and J . • l Whit.'! Sox If ..,...,y ,._ •~s kcd "m 'I to Only games sc ~u 1ed. . Gress rf, Smith p. Thl' finA l ~t:"rt' shine &hoes, won n b&.ll same for C ementtng ' F nend~bip · - - -·---was 9" _,,_,. 1 the Cleveland Iudin.;u;, defeatiug Firmest (l'h•ndSillps nre formed Rercat G a l --;:,::=--:.~.,--;-tbe et. Louis Browns. 5 t.o J . Tht In mutual ndl·ersiry M Iron Is Tile rnl't'st gas in tile wor ld ls xo.>non, ot' wlllch I IIIH't ls fu und In exw0h1Cagil workhot'se wrw wild but I 1110st stron g I,v nu l tl'( I •us t 11e Hen·est ftume .-Col ton. liO,O\.WI.UOO pari~ 1•f u \ r .- Culller'~ I Brownles to 1t s.~,~ f<~-J..L:::=-:::-::-=-:::--:~:::::-::-::-~ 1.• L!l.ke,<~o!d• .... -c1- :o,, ll>=on ties. He w:Llk crl .';ix and struck out I ·------ -1_ \\'l'Pkt_ _______ _____ - -- - - cf Cle\'elauri. fornwr ""::::.~'~:•,:.,;-::; P . Yocum o f Zlme~vlllt•. 1 Cash, lfl -~·f'ILr-old Cll'velllllcl o·--:, WL're und ~ fcatPd at lhe end first da~··s pin~· lu tlw ~talc horr ~·­ ~h<M' pitching loumamrn~ . . Mnrlon-Stl'pplug thl' mlJ P 2 OII' J . Blac k LcRf, hum tl te 1'. naker sta bles nt t. Charlc~ . I! L wn:; Uw s tnr or a lllght m t!:.- II U[: of tile Ohio !lhort ~;hiJJ races h en ·. o~· nr.ral Mllter, dl'l.\'Nl by Pan!llali, won thP firs! and tblrd lwat.~ cf thl" l"m..;.~ l­ il nt t.ro t and Black L.•ar lou k ~:Le \ :mcund. , Camp Perry- The U. S. N!" .' 1 1 trnm a rri\' ·•d to s ta rt p:·anJ...: t• for 1 th<' national rille and p l sl o 1 ma tches. St. Lou i.~·-Frauk o ·noUJ kr. r r 1 H'lvt• inftl"lder of the Sl. Lc111>o! Browns. was O.Jll>Uilllt'd manat,-er or 1 tile MiJwnu!tt•e Brf' wen;. O 'Romk l'. wllu Will Jl i'olx.tlv pl:H' INH1 l.la.~ • f c~r 1111' Mllwat ... , uu tJ: I. sun'f'r,t~ Mar ty Jkrghanmu•r. NI'W YOlk- Showers la: .t til!; I1L fo rced uw pul:itpoHrmt·nt t•! llw 1'' · umud boul b:•IW('t'll Pr mm oltncrn and Rcbi•tLo Rolwtt .tt ~)l'tl.ll\llaiui Jl!trk. New.nk . Tt wiil ll · heM !ul il!fh L. .1\t !hr. Wllf.h· m \••:.ll'l'll:i .,o •lfl~'l nflOn Cnmrm Wt'l('l lc=~ :?14, H v-~ bi'l u 224 fhlladl"\pll i a - Or·or~::<· · · M u 1 ·· H aas, PhJ!ad<;"IJih lR A lhlt•t !CS ' IlLII- I fl1idcr. h:Jli a Jrar·Junxl J ·· t ~ \\o\'131 llllmnrl·l~·•l ot 5~ 53 l!t3 Mumcapolls ~I 55 Toledo 46 11 NATION t\L Lt;&GUE Chw Wti4oo """,,L st. Luuls Nt' W Y ork ~ ft3 Chlrngo . 5a 45 Brooklyn 55 48 H o.~t.on 4'1 60 Pitl.'iburgh 46 !lO P htLi dl•lphta 40 60 Cjuciun ati a1 M AMf.lllt.:AI\ LEAGUE Chu.. ·~v on Lol>t Plulad !ephia 'J6 28 Wll.!ihlulltun 63 39 New York. fll\ fl Clevela nd fit 53 St. LoUI!:i 43 56 Boston 40 61 Chicu.go 31 62 DeLr~ 1t 38 US pll.c hers in an effort to bcut t.he New York Yt:~.nkt-'t!S but finolly tlu-cw their hnuds up J.n tlic D.ir and collapscn 9 to 8. 'l't'n Wulks helped \he • YIU1 k ~. Con~>.:~; wa lk'·u Jll 1om· t 1mcs. Webb, Do.ston uutneldcr who Is out t.o breu.lr: the mujor ltag uc two-bagllCl" rt:-curd. whacked double;s no. 50 und 51. ReJ Faber, ~howcd hi'l ag e, foldmg up be[o!"e the a l J.:tck of t he DeLmlt l'IIW!'S, who routed lht~ Chld gu While Box 7 to 2 J<'n ber tlJOk !:Is Rhowu r in the el3blh inning llf. Uor allowing the T!~ers to convert seven hits in4, five rwts. OUter teams were Idle. By COPELAND C. BURG INS SJ)\lrt8 Wnter New York , Aug 4.-U th ".' Clnein- m~:.Q lfOOd, MERCHAN1'S fNDUB~ TRIES, l!fC., Third and Wayne,/ menrr• 111 ll Rked. \\'!um the meu's O;;urP:<t flhuw 11 !!Uh!'!lnnt lu l hulaill't• Dayton. Ohio. 8-<lt-3t In the Jm ·lklun•k.- 1•:\'I'II.Hlge, ' '" ~ery OJ WE:l ynu with the see u and lfl't oar llellvered price' hdow,, bad a golfe! s game may ~ 1 , ,nhlf' 01 mnslm niblick ln chtp- 1tlno the ' ' ' ' "f the cl"b .,,.....,; cthu"' ar say very re lik v ..,.,., ... oa t,oa Je&L _ w e t.Q P 1ElY on an !Jl•ll ... •tt or the .• and, U would ~:!ke be ll T'le object 1& to get the ball out Baby Help Wuted- .. ~he -- ~m01111, Grove Marka Up One, 3 To 2; Cleveland Beall Br11wna ~:;~,.c~:,~ve .:h~Y:"~ £t:~~ne ~~t ~;,~o!~cgt~l~ ~n~:. slJ~;~~e·~~;~~ I~~,tr ··~~~~~ ~\~E n~~dto ~~~n:~~u:r·~~~ l;~~~~~,. ~:~t~nhavev:'oryLJ1~t~l~~!' ~~~~~~ As!~~~ ~~1~~~';.'rl:,~t]~'o;~~~:;:;~l/':~lWMillo~ It lS Nn rr;.atter how goOd nt•.u;e If }Oll usc a putter, thtng Wrlllts ...t"the !lltost fHh·lllll'f'd In OSCAR MYERS, Mrr. Orand plano, Pomero)' Ohio. almost now. A No. l condition. Prlt.e reaaonahle. Essex coupe wlt.h Wh•n Curlew Rinr• rw'1ble aea.r. 1930 model, rwt a .A!JIIou;:h l ht• em·ft•w Ju•U Willi little over 7000 mJJe1. 82l so. fkcn!Joll~hl~i In the !'(.'\'CDIN'IIIIt Ct'll· ond a\ve .. Middleport,. o. Jury, lhl'!rt~ uro still a few towng Dally 8·4·St; Weekly 11·5~1t. In l!:n&:hllld whkh retnln th~>oldcus­ tam. At IUpnn, •J n Yo rk~hlrt': Sandbnth, Chcllhlre; Chcsllam In POR BALE-A th ~ ~ce:1 Jut~ >Tid"Y wtu. . """ .... -lohn Mn. w . R . wHallldMy haa rel.Qmed thlll plll.Ct'. Tht:y ¥.ere rr!ellds. to ht'r hOO'Ie In Dcster hfvinl home by tltclr niec<: M».ry 8 Uia011 ... by Todt alded EoiTIFnaw tn [IFoxx 6 tn and 5 t.rJwnph. ·l'he Loulavllle 9llJ.UTi bU5 A'S WIN TWO MORE 11 · Zclw. El:lentbatb, Pomerov Ohio. Allo two CCict rooma Gil MaiD lllrNt. f~ Lhclr to 2 und In the n1{;ht cap homers ltldllul.&poHs . Fourth Conoecutive Game Endo In Wllitewaoh For Buckeye• C...._. JOa B111"'!-'J'wo od.ce room" on · Oourt 8t., over Bulll:tlng and .Loarl :~ ~!,~~~nNN~· I TUE STANDING IM "A -s·o·N CITY GOES' w. " ' -· I•"'"' or''""·~ u,,. odor ~ ~~~~.. :;;.;;! ~.=.'En·::t..i::: ~~ ~~ocoutnPillllcd ·--~4 1 0 ::~~ffi::.~:~a~;i~~g~~~ \~t~ruJ~~~~N~~A~N :;l l TO O[f[~l ~ ~ n: ~1~~~ J~~~~u ne~ w1u1 ~ l o r ul d cl u ut e ~~~~;n~:. :~~~:~~~~:1; M~:t =lah~oW~ ~rnn!: SCOR[l[ss I ~. 1 "" "''"' """'""'· eont.luul'd Th" -AUlfetJ " RECORD INT~~T ··~:;'~~~~.~·~m:.:.,.""t,:::."::: ~~~~~k~ty I th::i~/ect ~:~rt For Rent- " ' C. _ l'be Publllbera wtU be reeponalble tDlr for aoe IDOorrect lnllel1ioo KEEP ~hoi . I --..,...,...~--.1.:"":::..D:.:4_1L_Y__TII_-111_·_UNI~yP<l~-'""-·<)_Y_._6ilfO.:_ · _· _ _ _ _ _-;-----------,----------:--:- R[os CONTINU[ To th:- Ume. A chip lhot out of the El•lTOR'S NOTE : Thia lJi lhe 1eal5)' simple eourae. trPp h:a.• t.o be one hundred per Qellt rtt~pona.lb'9 for PY debt.ll m- flflVCa•Ja ol a ~erJes ef ten arUcleli of Of'tUng ~Jut of a sand trap need t>rr.u: sti!. 'I'tle ball m"'t be takeJt ' by Ul10~ other Uum my- bllbue&loo in rulf rcr tb.e rr.adtn of oot be tbe hard 1.uk that man)' rot rl t.'!l n or the Shot Ia dubbed. l TIM! Dall,,. Trlb.ae b1 the famoUII bOifers make lt. Of course at tim~ have bl'i'en so rm n y ot our be&t. aclf- tall('C t.he IMll w1U travel bJ th~ WM. J. SEYFR.LED roUer, Leo Diepl, l'rcf~ornU 01ot a high ball lllndlng 1n aolt sand cn1 tC'nUnuaJly Jilin Lhese Mhclta and amcunt. ot sand YOU take. In oUter Oa.llenk, and runner up In the m.ay bury lt$elf amt prove a. dl.tflcult h tn·c Citl lfl It ~o Gften m.)'self that warns, 1f you Willt the ball to ao Open at lnvl!r'Deii&, 'J.'o&edo, You ll:lliy even need two. 6-ho!.ll my adv ice ia to take no chances llontl. lour or five feet Jlllt over the edl;e u luhl C.O "Artie" McGovr.rn, oa· to C'et ont or Ute trap but 1!"; t.hts ploy w.1h the nibliok every too~ yuur of U'!" green, you will bit rrom two tlon;ally knoll n physh:a.l tra.im:r. ell.8C ~ ot.r seeilnd she~ may put tho ball lands In a trap. to L'u-c~. inches back ot t.ne ~1. u Tht.~e ar1klu appear \loee.ll:ly. ball C'I06f enuugh to the Jllln t.o JP;! t 1n addt·eaalng the blU at.and wll.tl Yotl want the baU to go tlf~1 to By LEO DlEGt:L dow11 In one putt apd how ott.eu the .!ihot:lders p.Jintln;: ._ line twenty fei:lt you will hit from an 1 can )Cu recall the t.lmeu you were ahcut stll feet to the ldt 011 DP- H. FOSTER of the pm . eighth of &n !ncb to &n lnch behind ~v:, Tol<l to "Artie" Mc.Jvvc• n safely on Ute green but hid to take T h11i wul allow ror th e "fade.'' Oet the Dall. t ~·mwu Exclush·ely For and Cup)thrc ... pu~ts. o fmn footing , dlgglna the h ~cb The best way to maat~r this &hot Racine Ohio. 193 right Of all the que.sllon.s put t.o me by right lnt" the !land 110 tllAt you Jee l t.o take a number Cit tails 11 1 l.J -:.=:=:=::'"'~'I ••lY pupilti llOite Is more common PE':"!f'('t ' :. loOUd cu you 1· teet. Btn .··l liaDd trap ,and practJce 8t'ttina th:mt ;;;;: "Out of the SO.n~s?:'raps :.nd Bunk· than '"What's the be!it way to get c•,ln(()rtcbly cl ·:~ to tt.t> ball and out of ~lft'ereo~t pooltJonll Bud qnder BRAN and MIDDLINGS. out of a sand tr ap ?" My answ{!r lis dp~p ~our club flrully 01.bout .six in- varylnll clrcumst&Hces-- place the York. Aug. 4-0f all the men a lways " With an explos.lon sh ot." cJ~r.< rnom the tup. balls at every pcasJf:lc anete. step on A Freoh car of Winter talNew t:at.ards In gulf uone ilj mort• o th b th•u• b tb Cot ~ all out and s et It on lhe Tllc Ji £- of the ball will Jeterr.•· -~ , , · ury em in the saud-~o.nd Whe~t bran at ..... 89c aruwying to the a \·cruge gollt:r th au i!tl t>en ' E::! many golfers ha\·e l rou· t he nm< uut or :wnd 1t 18 neces~ry ~ou.l 500n overcome your dreor.i of Snow J'Jallt! Mlddl .... l . $1.1'0 the Sl&ht of hiS btlll landing in a b!e !t ge~ting out or a t.rup. espcc- to take If your ball ls lylng on top traps, ami conquer one of the m05t sand trap. The minute tlllii hoppt"ll~ htlly In the bunkP.rs arouml th e: of Ute ~;nd you will have t.o to, li.~ usefu.• shots in sotr. Red Qog and Flour •1.25 h~ gets panick". treto and W">.<ICS ... I N--> t W k • ---3 • until v giC<!IJ uo.'CUUSC cf the temptm~e lie of mt•rl" .«and. oth•;:wlSe the hall wtll .. ee ~n 8 "Putt..lg" Calf 111..1 . . . . 89c iakln h~tlcachc:s .the t t ap lt:el!•if.d of the oaH Pe111aps 1t l!:i teed up me~· (l..ln~ \l• 1 too clean and will ~HW:)J - - -- - lkprt!IIIIIOD [JI Maib $1.75 sh 1 gHad ~ 101:!, ali JUSt anotnc l lyon Hmcoth ">~Hid with c.1ly a .!m.r.ll fiuthe.- than yc,t want It to If ~!IIi' All Abrdod People Q:~.arrel flfo ," t e ll landed leu or I t.unlur nhc:.d t•nd a ny club bul ballIsm a bad lie or iii burled m .. lt Is ntll •l,l .ii -'l'ioiiiiH·t l l•v nlrWt: IIAV!: JN A F&ESH S HIPuf C-rttll on rlgh r cnc i::;)lpt to hi:! used 1\e : he trn; you will have to hit Ut'l!i."'l'li In ''"lil'll haf MENt' OF turbt~ t"~ . ~ w~d nul t:x. dis- 1rclfl ~ try tc ch1p tt un oi run 1t up clcse tn the tlall withou t tak. 1g flenfllt• ~Pw•·11·l.'' lllll~ JUKfh't• 11111 n t e eru;~ on I he C{,Yl· , wJlh n putler !:crneUrne~; With noo-J mue:1 ~, nd Ill tht> J)h·ort·c cu110·1 ,1t L um luu n TlmoU.,. Sftd, Clttnr, trary, he would oonsldet· lt au l'X- but' heoood ,. J•~ " I 8hnrr li mp ll;!'t>. 'l'hls lll;t to·>•••·••• ,,, . , · . csu""' are not P\'e.rage As~~..: fL t N'<t c;)' ~a tuke \OUI' 1 1 • llent ·•·t-b"t •.. ,,,.,., 1,... 1 ' ..., "" ~ ha:; o· nd uwetl 11m! u rt>rn;1rk wfl Wlt.lte 8weel ClovH', Wflll~n &1- landtd "''" Ul a sand tlnp ~he h · I I:; M 1t s ~-th e uve rage lhat countli I ~wins. I omt r.h~ chin to the r!ght ne~ ~Jw Ht.vnfl ubpr1\tllnuu husht~~t•l f•Ua Clo1'ft', ~Are. Sefltlll Barl~1· fllllll'd completely J c n•t ~~··~~~~t~ ;~d,~YI~~aya ~~;~~k .~~~~ ~~u~ f!r :nd look at the boll Wit~ "nnJ.v •JIIIIrl"(' /!•ol lib n1arri t•tJ IH'U· !Sudan Gran. Fut1der Cala, Illllld, Anrt why ? It!i just U!i t'll~y lc g •t t h P : ·~ :" vf't h~- club ILld you)I tu -kl•,;l J::·h~~,;~ ~~: ~:~p:rluJt. '''e dn." We bt~~ndle aeUt.lnr bul ihe best I :::pball ~~Jc~s\to the !Jill from II •;an([ sm n have cornplele conftdence Init sh o: ,,;en In any other Lay ~~ A ..:u. ::; rom n short nppm;,rtl FIIJ"tlwrrnm"' yc ,J will nlwo.yl!i get face of your nlblic ll: back use a hal t Netlr.erl.nd•' Bee•t 11 " ' of tbo: 11aDd wU.hout bavlnt: the club face tnuch tt--11 thll name of the tibot, ~RUN , the ball ll literally ·•e:rplOt.tcd" c1,1.t by the eanc1. The halt &vitnc 18 1m))CII't&ftt to. lt Ls &l{n08t lmpooelblo 14......, a full'"""" bt &hot ls Lhe one 8hal iP IQI.f that ll blt from the outaJde in. It mll5t be a 800d Arm hJt. lrrt:.lirectJve or how tar you lt'&.nt t.b~ hall to 10- You retulata Lhq dla- J · Ofl and aft.er th1l dale I will not "!'W~Y ..tiOUSTt,I0'\1. I• USE NIBLICK IN SAND TRAP AND MASTER DREAD OF THIS ,:1 I LIE DIEGEL TELLS STUDENTS ~~nk8et~!t~rca~: :J: ba~ .!tUI~ ~:~;~ PEOPLES f<w for P-eroJ-· t;q.et. 7-31-41 ftlVOJD FUTURE REGRETS BUY NOW! .\ tL OOOpa-&..J. Pll,CJ;S "'8T AR 1°Y,~T 18 ~1' �• r ,. ... I - .: Proud ofKih Who Set Record WhitiiPopulation · Nearly 90 Per Cent ~:- ) Of Total in Tbio Country; Nearoea Make up 9.7, Real Scattered HIG~ ST &NO COL UU6'JS 0 NJ:W DAtJOBTU Mr. and. Wra. Ed.wPd Baw~f II U. B. Wee.ther Bureau. OolwnbUII MI.Pf't avtlle aJ1DOUl)CQ Uu! blrt.b. of all 8 lb. datehl:er bom MObda;y. MlY Man:la. K.t.rr retunted Koo• day from 1. two weet.t vtslt. wtlb' !rlerK.8 a.t Chadeaton. C1netnnat\ uar:on and Columbua. She- repon... ed a very deUahtlul t.np. l)lliq aak for to . , .... ., ., . ..' ....... Aug. ._INS-Poultry market Isteac!y; demand ample; supply am~ ple; heavy hens 2()·21 ; med h·ms 17-UJ; leRhorn hens 13 ~ 1li ; leghorn brollf:rs blank: leghorn springers ,,." ' '" . "" 1'1- 11:1 ; fancy colored broilers 25-26; 1colored broilers 23-24; roosters lOll ; ducks l0-15. Butter market finn; demand a.m- '" ' .l ;;;; t .. IOZ·R. - . j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~g~~~~~~§~~ I! I I , ; 1 • ". t "" '' ' IH, .. , ' I ' " . ".. I"' .' " . I I <0 '' 3~~ 89 scolre 25 1~4; 88 score 23 1-4 ; · standanl 28 3~4. market unsettled; pleEggs &upply ample; 9 2acore demano 26 fair : supply modemte ; nearby cur~ rent reeetpts 18; trt-sh extm fir st~; 2Q: henery wh ltea el!tras 23. Vegetables market s t~dy ~ de-. mand moderate ; supply good ; to~ matcfs 11.1&' chip boxes Maryland 10 Ohio 12 qt. baskets o. 1 25~40 ; N. J . 20 Qt. crates 75 cabbage crate Pen~ na. u.o~ 12li G T A THRILL! '., TWO MARINE FLIERS HELD &Y SANDINO - POMEROY, OHIO, OF ' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WED~ESDA Y, auGUST s, 1931 ., ••• f'l •••• • • • • l • • • • ~ ... • • • . In _the rCar seat were hiS brot.her WlUlatll lnd TheOO.ore Oiettrlclt., a ' friend. Oklahoma u- Sen· tational Method .Palm Beach Suits 2-PIECE SUITS The low price may deceive you, but the quality ourely won't. Buy now for immediate wear durina the hott01t dayo of the Summer, then pack it away for next Summer. IN OIL AR~UMENT aecto In Nicara,uan J"nalea ·-FORCED TO LAND Will Keep Welt. Clooed Till Price Reache• $1.00 Per Barrel ""-nd Leeve · ·Plane ' Bombin1 Native Mach· ine Gun Nesta Oklahoma C1ty, Okla., AUgi. 51IN8-Strlvlna: to ra.be the price of pi.ltroleum to a profitable basis tor the producel'8, Governor William H. Mi.nogua, Nlcaraa:ua, AUI. "Allalln Bill" Murrey today lvrced his shutdown order lm"OUIIh· out the oil nelds by martial law. Around a larg!! SPECIAL 3,106 lillted oil number of the wells more than 25 barrels a ta.ry zone1 were maintained mllttiamen. weU!! ~,.so rmci-suNDAY 5 • ••• ' speedina automdbue. -AND'--- ~~ ·"1, . .':"'!!'~·~~.~!!'"' Bloomsburg, Pa., Aua. lt-IN8-The.Jatelit entry for thP ··best Tropical Worsteds " WIRE GOV£RNOH Is No Woman S.fe? A~IHOHS! Sqme See Sn~es, But One Was Mort 8~ NK: TO RAISE HHU,HN TO CAMP Than Enough To Wreck This Auto HOliDAYCOMESn OF Oil BY FORC£ UHR HARD fl ..~:: =-~:~ ~==·:~ :::y :~:::',::·:~:,'':;h,. END IN ~ERMANl "Alfalfa Bill' Murray Of With El-nto .And Openinc Of lmtitutiona EXTRA SAVINGS ON ALL bbl. LEASED BUch~ •t eEl.~ ''LINDY• AND ANN''.· ARRIVE IN A LA VI Oklahoma,l!fbops CaZZ:ed Out Tl,Enfor~ Order •••• ... I I " Ohio---Part.ly ck.udv tonleht. loca.l r.howen and thunderstorms. wanm•r In South porUon toni(ht. RELEASED ·Petition Waa Accepted By Commiuionen Ao Wao ·• One From Rutland Aokina That Road Buildina Be Done On John McClure Road ~ '"• WEATHER FORECAST-11J~;, FULL ' ... -· ~ ~. READERS NOTICE-If , .. - ~ the New• ~· of The IU!b TribiiM, c:all 136-L 1 If the BuOineao VOL V- NO. 276 ... ' .. I SU Avt . (',ondjtions BRIDI:GR.OOM IT&TI MUIE UY OHIO General Weather ... .... ........... ......... .. , . . ·' 'IVUIMT AUOUBT 0, liiL ' . ... . . .o.-oT, ·~ ·""""~ 1~ua1 • " a.ft'ected bv ;s tate national su....-ds~ :.Oimo•n .~~~ent out to search for Belllea.nt I"'"~''" W. Heritage and Corporal B. Simmons. U. B. Marine nten who w~re forted down Ntcara.guan jUU~le after a bandit followera of AU&"ustino Bandlno, ~1e today lollowlnl" the !Wmens an1val here. SL.pplnl; through the fl!llers of ftve~toot blacltsnak~ uncurled ladly from under th" ' rear 8@8.t, sJ.Ithered aerosr; the noor and up over the front BeRt where It regarded Eteene Mth considerable eul1oslty. Thf' sna.ke looped lt8elf ln loving faahkln over the umus!)l!ct ~ blll Eugene's s houJders. He let out a loud yell, let go or the wht>cl to rid hhnaelf of the snake and then tried frantically to regain Suddf'nly a the wheel. He railed. ,The car swerved er~zlly, left the- hle:hway and crashed Into a pole. WUUam 111nd Theodore were lnjurPd sllghUv The snake escaped unharmed- perhaps to play the samP jok<> on !".otnt' other motorist. ' Featured By Lack Of Excitement AMONG PEOPLE No ~-igna Of uRuns", De· . poaita And Withdrawala Made • ••• -- \ ' .. ': I \ I • ~MOU5 COUPL[ ARRIVE IN RTK WIT T MISHAP Nativeo On Mackenzie River Are Much Sur· priaed By Pair HAVE NO TROUBLE In 1100 Mile Joureny. Over Can.,Jian Wildt ' From Bal.er "-eke By WALTER DIETZEL i:~~~with Sandiniatq, Heritage and Sim· ·;;;;;;i;'*;tt.Jed their ft1 Lhrouah the '~ to toPuerto cabetae and the:n \ Raillro•d I 1'"' STRAW HATS PRICE BATHING SUiTS ONE-THIRD OFF ' Rugby make-plain and flllli'Y· ~olon. 6'66 I :• · CU TABLETS or Netu"lr.-1111 a Cold the Malaria In STRIPED FLANNEL BLAZERS Men'o and Boy'o'il.zeo. Theoe are marked way below cool for iRm.ediate clearance. ' 95c T0$2.95 , r. r ~+;~ , r .', BOY'S WASH SUITS · '· MANY ¥aluqble: Article• lor. ·.. · : . tft..e Home ,. t.4. 6lc Waah Hal FBEE wlllll Melli 8U11) Sizeo 21o ~ ·,Can Be $ecured S9c ·With S&H·Green Stamp1. \ I• BOY'S KNIT UNDERWEAR Sizeo 6 to 14. ·Sleeveleoa, knee length. ·.SAVE :rHEM! ·Th~!lre Valuable! 19c . 't I ~ ] BOY'S KHAKI LONG TROUSERS Sizeo 4 to 11 ...... , ........... 39c .' '' \ . --· ·· .,, II ""' 'II \' . b ' ... ' .... , ":" ' ~·· I • The Store For ~"" And Boyo He WfUJ arrest- ' an accident. 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