https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/120ddc104f0e1bb0e222d85fa9e42791.pdf 785b8e7d0ed0e360cdc68e17ece671f6 PDF Text Text • ' ' UAN&I ,. Tr OHIO IUTC lut!UI ' HIGH Sf AND 15TH AYf tOlUYB '/9 0 ' 1m: DAlLY 'I'IIIIIUIIZ, PO~OY, 01110. SHOf· IN For WEDNESDAY, AtJOUST L 1111. Personals Cupid Takes a Hand Hi' J -MM BY SHOTGUN I READERS NMICE-If ,.... I I ., tile Newo Olioce of The Dall). .~ \ITEATHER FORECAST- Tribuae, call 238-L 1 if tile luoiOIIica uk for 202-R. treme South portiDn toniJht or Prlday; cocler 0BY M~Nl£Y [ ( n -P..n.ly cloudy with lOcal Friday along the lake. FULL I VOL. V.-NO. 277 ·., 4ccordina To Charge• , ,.. ·* •de After Alter· ~- · cation Tueaday showen in ~- LEASED WIRE OF I UITERN~TJON AL . ¥ POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, 'A.uausT 6, 1931 ' - NEWS SERVICE PRIC~UNDAY 5 CEN~ '. ' ;' ARGUMENT OCCURS Eyes 01 A vlatloa Are 084' vlators· Flowery K.inedom Caplf&l Aflutter A. Round World ' Pair And Famoua Aviatrix Make Landinp At Different Airporb General Weather ('4)nditioRS Intrepid Airmaa Laada Un~ heralded in Greenlaad, Flyin1 to Denmark Their Jaunt From America; Amy Johnson Arriv- PREPARE TO WELCOME "LINDY AND ANN" 0. Aua:UAt 5, 1931 Blazing Air Mail Route e• 33 Minutes Ahead Of Herndon and Pangborn; All Receive Ovation ------ RUMORS DAMAGING . . Who Will Pull String To Releaoe 48 Homing Pigeono Reporb Demed H1tch Saturday lnotead Of Time Honored Custom of Occun;ed In Borrow· Breaking Bottle Of Champaien In( Deal TO THE VOTERS OF POMEROY: . On T~esday next (Aug. 11) it will he your privelege to nomInate and 1n November to elect your Mayor and Councilmen for the com ina adminiatration. The exiotina conditions that confront our citizens at thio ti'."e are without doubt of a arave nature, and ohould be handled w1th utmoot economy and in a featle11 manner for the benefit of the people. SHALL THE CITIZENS OF POMEROY CONTINUE TO BE A TARGET FOR UNFAIR BUSJNESS'METHODS? ,hoyal Air Cadet With a load of $151,doo oit out ahoulders, ia it economy to buy those things that we do not neceaaarily need and can well do without? Aieain in the near 'future the GAS problem will be before uo either for an extenoion of the present rate or for an increase. Let US meet thir situation with tJie right oppooition and reduce inatead of increa&e the rate. The follo.;.inr candidate& have made their otand and pledre themoelveo without fear, if nominated and elected to diocharge their dutieo in a creditable manner for the welfare of the people only. WM. HETZEL for MAYOR Edgar Ebersbach · Ben Neutzling Carl Sauvage Charles Nease A.H.(Summer) Durst Floyd (Ted] Mankin ' '' For COUNCILMEN. Southern Posse Pursues Negroes start O·u t Aceueecl of Murder·in, Te~ u Conttable and \'Vound-... ' .DISTILLD WATER ICE ln'mo.loina diatilled water Ice POMEROY BEND COAL is uaed. • ';~· , It takes POMEROY BEND MINERS to '•ln.- the coal. '· It takes POMEROY BEND TRUCKS to haul the coal, . It takea POMEROY BEND FIREMEN ,.,., ;ao buha the coal. E"'l' dollar of this expense is spent 111ht here at home. ' Whim raw water ice it made, au or elec· · ~;.• ,•b1< ,;:urrent is used and we all know where •~ and •l~![ic current billa 10.. "1<jWrll ' New York !II'. other lar*e financial.cant- . -- . ~ ·our money at home by using DIS:TIII.f:D.WATER ICE, It laato lonaer. 2: .... (Only) by- DAVIS IcE co. ' $g.ss -....... __ ' .. , _, I ....... ' Mud .... 4.'75-19 (l8d.75) eli I • ••• • •• • -- • • • • • .- • • • • • • • .., Weier Eraptlon Fatel ia Outokirto of Mesicaa Towe ' 'Trade 1m ol4- Ten Killed When Eruption Occurs Nothlnl Ia mnre boda-.ne diu ~ble on a trip. JOU arold tbla. Stop In and let ualook JOlll' -· on the air, remote tacb, llau and other dafala tbat cauae puncturea. You wlllluon" ...._ -~~·- u•our...tc. befJOU atartaut- - • A ...,.t deal. of wlalt • • • -.llladfJ do'-• ·10" DO PION tlwt a ~"'''laak Yoo.': Pofoo MARTIN EBERSBACH SERVICE STATION IJ5 lUI Uppar M.in Street • P-..y, Ohio. Is �• ... • .. \ THURSDAY AOOUST II ' THURSDAY .$-OGUST 6 1881 niE OAU.Y TRlBUNB POMEROY OHIO. _, No End in Sight l iD' &nd .m .l.amllf'SbuDIIOfl and 1v181t wltb C!iui.~ Jlac PmT relaUvee hen ~ at Pome Ha2I an4 c~ce Randolph roy Mr 8bn.p110n it a pranlnent ap'"n~ 6..Wl'dllo~ Jibd Bunda7 ~1t.t. l m-unl.lt 1n lUa borM t.owp their &randpannt.l. Chu. Randolllt' / Re1- Ray L Crosa of Ltbt.Don 0 familY _ who wu attendtnl CI8.Dl» meet.Uli 111. Lancaeter motored here Prtday OBITU.uLV mcrnlnl and spent the d&y with hi..& not crt E Torl'encE son of wm Mll. Amanda eroaa He r 11\Dl C and :Ymrgaret Torrence wu Lancaster ln tbe evenlnl born near Keno Feb 24 taR- and ~~~;t;; by hla mother who paasC'd awo.y from amona w; at h1a \ Sunday aDd attended nomt' in Baahan o-n July 16 lUI at tt t o.ge of 17 yea.rt t months at ()Wen Watson and days He spent his enUre lite around "'.won .... Kenf) and Bashnn few day& with the Be wa.a married FeLl 29 1874 t.o fom"'r a Clyde Watson and Strenll Sibert and t.o thla uulon -....:~ famtl) They wm \\1tnesa the chrl.&t were born tour children Jw:nea A enlnl ot t.be big navy dJriG:tble on of Ke 10 Charles M of Delaware I l!"h"t 1..ud t'.a 1ttt IUIOtJ •ttaLJIUING COIO'.&NT .. .._• .,. OlaJI .....,,_ oak.. aad Cke1dat'-• DtJ\. c.u ttz a r.. UJ&erW omo. c.a 111 L X.•• .eo lOne Snr: a&og.tba • 1 Three Month& 4 oo One uontb A CONSTAN f PRA YER~ Wothhold tender mcrcJe!.'l kom me 0 Lord let thy )Ol.img kmdne8s and t hy truth conbnually presene me -P8alm 40 11 DOES HE CHOO•E NOW? • PURITvI 1Jro n[HAMS I'I ~~:,:;:~::·•.·:;:: )::.., ·~~~ ~~: flnal succumbed tq Ulc omJ auuht of the Creams The Creams mude ~~:, :~··~{~~~,p~r,{ ",!:~ q5[ WHITt -W~SH ~~:~ ~l;:O v.h~:1 CAN ~N PlTHI~N~ 11 e.d d0\1 1"' M All.enJwo U hit o 1e t hird bast> wh l(h v.a ~ Total thr o vn to fuJSt by 0 aves the 1 Knlj')Jts ol Pythla8 r o n a ate t •ck to tht h e.,., pl•le br·ou;.;:. I Batmd&y 0 Mr5 EmmA ~k.er of Delawant of Bre Ttle Lo.dlea Ald Soe1ety will meel 0 arid Mrs Pearl Baum at tll>1 M E parsonaee Thursday men 0: afternoon He was n member of the Church Prof William Jones w1fe and lit of rh1 1st ha.vtng bee'!1 bap~ at tie (!laughter of wa ... eman 0 are ReedsvJlle on their vacaUon vtllt to Mr H"' loaves to mourn tt.!.s pd6ing and Mre Oon 0urt1s parents or his widow and all four of til~ chll· I M:n Jones dren a number of gnmdehlldren Mt and ldr'9 DcU Wolfe and ~t~on one .:reat anndchlld one brother Jerry o1 Purker~t~bmg motored bere Luther at Chill3BO Ill a large num• SwidaJ and visited with Ute tor ber <'f othet relRt.ives and a wldt mef'a parents Mr ond llllJ Emory drc of friendS Wolre Build thee more statdy manslona M:n; Kate R WolJ and grand 0 my aoull daughter Wu. Julia Faye Bell ar As the swift sea&:~~na roll rived here thls week. from New York Lea thy Low vaulted past City where they have been at th L t each nfw tt:m'l~ noblet Uum OO!ne ot Dr Gilbert Rich for sev tJ c lo.st en.l mont.b6 Mn Wolf has also Shut th <>e from heaven nobler than been takl.ng medical treatment ftom more vast noted physicians In that city Dr Tlll thou at length art free Rich Is preparing to n101; e to Clll U'av ng thine outgrown shell \JY cago a city bettet Ulte )cd to hiS life s unresting sen. prof~ulon onvcr Wo;.: ndell Holme• Quite a number front here were t~.tV8cted by the Jackson store fire CARD OF THANKS at DorcM Friday e-venlng nnd. drove out to the .scene of the conftagra We wllsh to thank our many \ friends nelr:hbors and all others tlon Miss Katbarme Bchlaegel of Iwho so klndly adml nlstel"ed to us Pomtroy Pl'ot D B WU!Iams. and in their various wa ys during the Oerald Bowers o! ByracUBe were slcknl"S& a d at the tlme of the .6 dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A J death or our dear husband and fa ~ Schaefer last Thursday e~enhur theT And c~"Cially do we thanlc :Q' _ _ _ _ ,., _ undertaker Ewing for his emctent ~ Knight. Are Unable Ta Solve "Aurur Ball" Twuler MAKE MISPlAYS ~ dtn'<:t! Y h the catcher s glo\e Grat.<:! lb "'hi 1 \er~ und oubted!)' would hav e Gravel! 3b been on Ott on Gordon had the cat Dlllt.rd as che1 not dropped the boll The next McEit>lnny p lwc m n up g roundf'O o l and the SwLd er If E AI ensworth first run v. lS n arked m Murra} cf F'ultl' 2b Vron an rf Talbott rf M Loc: kf' t M 35 Rt' dge •mloo R" a ..dner ,., ......... of com!ort and consob.tlon the ehotr and organl.st for t!Jelr bei~.utlful and Mrs George Paul5on and sor ~ anc:l to thMe who contributed El.nd Mr and Mrs RaymQlld bt>an If 11 n orfl.l offerings. and famHy .!!pent Sunday an .,.--....,.,.~ d Child ren ,.__,..._~~~- 6 6 1) "' R Da.nlt!)s or R tchropnd' r om t M walst!lne---Qm 2~ % r'()o~ actlv e:-mh d Is cll'ar skin etup 1 ons ha~e dlsappe!l~d - am f8 0 7 'J Gordon Demos Mrs W F 6 X lJl Su1 Ua } even Get It a.t all DrUQ:i{lst.s In PooJne g 1 h M ru d :O.frs Ed Ru.sst:il l c.y Ma tin & Roller In Middleport Mrs !u t hur M oon~ a 1d d~tughte 1w any drUK: sUJre In America IT " f>J t Sa tu da y r r. n ng v. ith Mrs not joyfully sa~lstied arter the first ;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;::::::::=::=:::=:==:_:l:J:_A::_:m:m:::•_ bettie--money b_•__,_•~~~- TOASTING'' expels SHEEP-DIP BASE naturally 11 (Black, b1tina:, har~h 1rntant chrmacals) present every tobacco leaf " ;: ~ .... ANTHONY ABBOT 3j Mrs. R E Tomnce and Mrs F M Whaley Dane. VanNest spent Sunday With his motller Mrs Bertha VanNest ..,..,..,.. Mrs Li111e Douglas and chlldrP.n called on Mr and Mrs Alfred Hawk 1 ~ pent v.. Hill N Y City wHte~ Have ·'fin I he<l my second bOttle or Ktu.n Salts-Results - Removed 3 j.n~het To lose rat take one half teas~ I ~ Brs old t~el 20 years younger ot K useben Salts In a IJIBMi b1' hat att"r beforr breakfBst every morn .. 1ng- nn 8S cent bottle lasts 4 wet:U I I Bearwallow FAT MEN I __. :, 1!! F DISTRIBUTED .SY 1(/N<J I"EATUhF.$ <;YVfliCATR IN C been In their beds l!tnce the fiQ.C ~undred and fd'ty feet on tbt broke 8.!1 WC USI'd to phta5C th rd ~he\ v tng 18 r('l!IOD the c1ty room 'Ihe're were ally tollP.ctum o mor" of Wt!;&rmess on either of than thousRnd books 01 thd 1t seem. to me lis related to p c~ n ()rt ..... ~ ' 1 LIQUID OR TABLETS who has bec.n a few days with Miss Rcllevert a Heaclaehr: qr N4!Wial.cla. Pert y hllB retumed In :10 mlnuks, etiftll;s " Cold lhf'J • ~rsi day and eheclm Malaria tn three days lR ofv.h ch\\ o1 llnoth together m an1 ordmaTy lt 1n the world us to comfortablEl ch nlrl, Colt mdso they can't ~~They're 6 6 6 Salve for Baby'• Cold WAKE Uftll be in! 11 • •I • 'I •'• Every LUCKY STRllO! l• 'llot<fe of the fine<< t"bacco leaves the wotld dill offer-l-e finest from Turkey-the fineet from Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia,Georaia ;mel the Carolinas-the Cream of!P""l'Cropo throu~' .out the world. But all tobacco leavet~ 1 regardle, s uf pr•ce and kind, as nature p..,. duceo them, contam harsh irritanta. LUCKY STRIKE'S e .clu.tve "TOASTING" Pl'CKle88 -a process that mellows, that purifiet, ,.,. indt~des the use of the modem (Jtqa Violet Ray--.-,xpels certain harsh irritanta 'l"ttirally p• c ent in every tobacco leaf. We sell dle11e expelled trritants to manufacturer• of chem~cal compounds, who use them u a borse m makmg sheep• dip• • •• .+ell as a P"'' crful spraying solution for fruita, flowers a <1d shrubs-enough to pe~t the daily d1ppmg of over 50,000 eiu;eJJ ~ the datly spraymg of many thousp!il of trees Thus, you are ~ these irritallh, naturally present In an tob{l~,~Yif~-• not m your LUCKY STRIKE. "Trae,•re ~-!_!.> they can't be In/" No wonder LUCKIEI:i .•re alwaysk.iiid to ~ ~ ' I ' ' SolliiJield Family • PuttJ I l I / fL()Ul2 u,~.~~ tj <)t ~ ~ " sa oz APiie'tiuttler Cattt.t Peanut 81.;itter fea Or••P Fell,. quality :plus throat rotectlon. pneumo answ.ered lara Brand ..... finest to- lib jan 8 o' dock Collee ,.._ Pm RoDs ••• 1. p..,dftc. Tmlet Tissue s ""' RATRBURN DODSON Mlddlepol1 Ohio R I' I WitS In l'liiC h 8. P W"'k'"'"d h kl"lr, Stanso B~ stet'\ hacl hlccou~~:hs for sixty thi t I could l ar lly 1n1se t.ak g Sl.o.nso l gj:,,,;h~andTonicI started and commenced to 1":'\ll ffUIQ ., aad V.,etabl•! .. .... Pataloes :;~·...;p.dl; n~h t IH\.._Y and 1mpr ov .,, ano "OIV I am ab c to do Wt:lrk c erv la y ! a m 15 lb. peak l"""'"'''·l•io )ears a yuong man ZSc: of n~ c n d !eel F iends h~ve no C(l l e lm proVement. ln my healt I y 1'lfleRr o.nc.e I r:at good eep ~,., and !eel fine I cannot say r 1ough In pra\se of Btanso SystRn ro1 lc and I heartily 1ecommcnd this m cdl cine to anyliDd: who is In need or ll Watermelano Peechea Elbertas, 5 l.. ~~ 1 Tomatoe• New Applea " \ Oralllfa ... I Re!lpect!ully Rathburn Dodson StanBO System 'funic Is sokl by 1 The Str n b l 1 DrtJI Co In Mlddle (To . . c-tl••.. ' ·-' T•••• -· ),,•.1l adw port Oblo •v, S. lJe,... of AsnoodtuTC, B - - of A.oilaili' lndu.o1J'7, Order No. .210 I I ·~ TVNBINTMLoocr.,.smb DCin(e Orc hel u-, IWT;r T11u· dill! Tlll11ud<1, It's toasted'' I .anll _$):1,11rd4y lnclud1ng the use of Ultra Violet Rays J1 B C . ... Sunshone Mellows- Heat Puriflea , .... t. ....... ... .~ !!!!!' 1'1woat Protectlon-arlnat lrrlhollon- �• ... • .. \ THURSDAY AOOUST II ' THURSDAY .$-OGUST 6 1881 niE OAU.Y TRlBUNB POMEROY OHIO. _, No End in Sight l iD' &nd .m .l.amllf'SbuDIIOfl and 1v181t wltb C!iui.~ Jlac PmT relaUvee hen ~ at Pome Ha2I an4 c~ce Randolph roy Mr 8bn.p110n it a pranlnent ap'"n~ 6..Wl'dllo~ Jibd Bunda7 ~1t.t. l m-unl.lt 1n lUa borM t.owp their &randpannt.l. Chu. Randolllt' / Re1- Ray L Crosa of Ltbt.Don 0 familY _ who wu attendtnl CI8.Dl» meet.Uli 111. Lancaeter motored here Prtday OBITU.uLV mcrnlnl and spent the d&y with hi..& not crt E Torl'encE son of wm Mll. Amanda eroaa He r 11\Dl C and :Ymrgaret Torrence wu Lancaster ln tbe evenlnl born near Keno Feb 24 taR- and ~~~;t;; by hla mother who paasC'd awo.y from amona w; at h1a \ Sunday aDd attended nomt' in Baahan o-n July 16 lUI at tt t o.ge of 17 yea.rt t months at ()Wen Watson and days He spent his enUre lite around "'.won .... Kenf) and Bashnn few day& with the Be wa.a married FeLl 29 1874 t.o fom"'r a Clyde Watson and Strenll Sibert and t.o thla uulon -....:~ famtl) They wm \\1tnesa the chrl.&t were born tour children Jw:nea A enlnl ot t.be big navy dJriG:tble on of Ke 10 Charles M of Delaware I l!"h"t 1..ud t'.a 1ttt IUIOtJ •ttaLJIUING COIO'.&NT .. .._• .,. OlaJI .....,,_ oak.. aad Cke1dat'-• DtJ\. c.u ttz a r.. UJ&erW omo. c.a 111 L X.•• .eo lOne Snr: a&og.tba • 1 Three Month& 4 oo One uontb A CONSTAN f PRA YER~ Wothhold tender mcrcJe!.'l kom me 0 Lord let thy )Ol.img kmdne8s and t hy truth conbnually presene me -P8alm 40 11 DOES HE CHOO•E NOW? • PURITvI 1Jro n[HAMS I'I ~~:,:;:~::·•.·:;:: )::.., ·~~~ ~~: flnal succumbed tq Ulc omJ auuht of the Creams The Creams mude ~~:, :~··~{~~~,p~r,{ ",!:~ q5[ WHITt -W~SH ~~:~ ~l;:O v.h~:1 CAN ~N PlTHI~N~ 11 e.d d0\1 1"' M All.enJwo U hit o 1e t hird bast> wh l(h v.a ~ Total thr o vn to fuJSt by 0 aves the 1 Knlj')Jts ol Pythla8 r o n a ate t •ck to tht h e.,., pl•le br·ou;.;:. I Batmd&y 0 Mr5 EmmA ~k.er of Delawant of Bre Ttle Lo.dlea Ald Soe1ety will meel 0 arid Mrs Pearl Baum at tll>1 M E parsonaee Thursday men 0: afternoon He was n member of the Church Prof William Jones w1fe and lit of rh1 1st ha.vtng bee'!1 bap~ at tie (!laughter of wa ... eman 0 are ReedsvJlle on their vacaUon vtllt to Mr H"' loaves to mourn tt.!.s pd6ing and Mre Oon 0urt1s parents or his widow and all four of til~ chll· I M:n Jones dren a number of gnmdehlldren Mt and ldr'9 DcU Wolfe and ~t~on one .:reat anndchlld one brother Jerry o1 Purker~t~bmg motored bere Luther at Chill3BO Ill a large num• SwidaJ and visited with Ute tor ber <'f othet relRt.ives and a wldt mef'a parents Mr ond llllJ Emory drc of friendS Wolre Build thee more statdy manslona M:n; Kate R WolJ and grand 0 my aoull daughter Wu. Julia Faye Bell ar As the swift sea&:~~na roll rived here thls week. from New York Lea thy Low vaulted past City where they have been at th L t each nfw tt:m'l~ noblet Uum OO!ne ot Dr Gilbert Rich for sev tJ c lo.st en.l mont.b6 Mn Wolf has also Shut th <>e from heaven nobler than been takl.ng medical treatment ftom more vast noted physicians In that city Dr Tlll thou at length art free Rich Is preparing to n101; e to Clll U'av ng thine outgrown shell \JY cago a city bettet Ulte )cd to hiS life s unresting sen. prof~ulon onvcr Wo;.: ndell Holme• Quite a number front here were t~.tV8cted by the Jackson store fire CARD OF THANKS at DorcM Friday e-venlng nnd. drove out to the .scene of the conftagra We wllsh to thank our many \ friends nelr:hbors and all others tlon Miss Katbarme Bchlaegel of Iwho so klndly adml nlstel"ed to us Pomtroy Pl'ot D B WU!Iams. and in their various wa ys during the Oerald Bowers o! ByracUBe were slcknl"S& a d at the tlme of the .6 dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A J death or our dear husband and fa ~ Schaefer last Thursday e~enhur theT And c~"Cially do we thanlc :Q' _ _ _ _ ,., _ undertaker Ewing for his emctent ~ Knight. Are Unable Ta Solve "Aurur Ball" Twuler MAKE MISPlAYS ~ dtn'<:t! Y h the catcher s glo\e Grat.<:! lb "'hi 1 \er~ und oubted!)' would hav e Gravel! 3b been on Ott on Gordon had the cat Dlllt.rd as che1 not dropped the boll The next McEit>lnny p lwc m n up g roundf'O o l and the SwLd er If E AI ensworth first run v. lS n arked m Murra} cf F'ultl' 2b Vron an rf Talbott rf M Loc: kf' t M 35 Rt' dge •mloo R" a ..dner ,., ......... of com!ort and consob.tlon the ehotr and organl.st for t!Jelr bei~.utlful and Mrs George Paul5on and sor ~ anc:l to thMe who contributed El.nd Mr and Mrs RaymQlld bt>an If 11 n orfl.l offerings. and famHy .!!pent Sunday an .,.--....,.,.~ d Child ren ,.__,..._~~~- 6 6 1) "' R Da.nlt!)s or R tchropnd' r om t M walst!lne---Qm 2~ % r'()o~ actlv e:-mh d Is cll'ar skin etup 1 ons ha~e dlsappe!l~d - am f8 0 7 'J Gordon Demos Mrs W F 6 X lJl Su1 Ua } even Get It a.t all DrUQ:i{lst.s In PooJne g 1 h M ru d :O.frs Ed Ru.sst:il l c.y Ma tin & Roller In Middleport Mrs !u t hur M oon~ a 1d d~tughte 1w any drUK: sUJre In America IT " f>J t Sa tu da y r r. n ng v. ith Mrs not joyfully sa~lstied arter the first ;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;::::::::=::=:::=:==:_:l:J:_A::_:m:m:::•_ bettie--money b_•__,_•~~~- TOASTING'' expels SHEEP-DIP BASE naturally 11 (Black, b1tina:, har~h 1rntant chrmacals) present every tobacco leaf " ;: ~ .... ANTHONY ABBOT 3j Mrs. R E Tomnce and Mrs F M Whaley Dane. VanNest spent Sunday With his motller Mrs Bertha VanNest ..,..,..,.. Mrs Li111e Douglas and chlldrP.n called on Mr and Mrs Alfred Hawk 1 ~ pent v.. Hill N Y City wHte~ Have ·'fin I he<l my second bOttle or Ktu.n Salts-Results - Removed 3 j.n~het To lose rat take one half teas~ I ~ Brs old t~el 20 years younger ot K useben Salts In a IJIBMi b1' hat att"r beforr breakfBst every morn .. 1ng- nn 8S cent bottle lasts 4 wet:U I I Bearwallow FAT MEN I __. :, 1!! F DISTRIBUTED .SY 1(/N<J I"EATUhF.$ <;YVfliCATR IN C been In their beds l!tnce the fiQ.C ~undred and fd'ty feet on tbt broke 8.!1 WC USI'd to phta5C th rd ~he\ v tng 18 r('l!IOD the c1ty room 'Ihe're were ally tollP.ctum o mor" of Wt!;&rmess on either of than thousRnd books 01 thd 1t seem. to me lis related to p c~ n ()rt ..... ~ ' 1 LIQUID OR TABLETS who has bec.n a few days with Miss Rcllevert a Heaclaehr: qr N4!Wial.cla. Pert y hllB retumed In :10 mlnuks, etiftll;s " Cold lhf'J • ~rsi day and eheclm Malaria tn three days lR ofv.h ch\\ o1 llnoth together m an1 ordmaTy lt 1n the world us to comfortablEl ch nlrl, Colt mdso they can't ~~They're 6 6 6 Salve for Baby'• Cold WAKE Uftll be in! 11 • •I • 'I •'• Every LUCKY STRllO! l• 'llot<fe of the fine<< t"bacco leaves the wotld dill offer-l-e finest from Turkey-the fineet from Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia,Georaia ;mel the Carolinas-the Cream of!P""l'Cropo throu~' .out the world. But all tobacco leavet~ 1 regardle, s uf pr•ce and kind, as nature p..,. duceo them, contam harsh irritanta. LUCKY STRIKE'S e .clu.tve "TOASTING" Pl'CKle88 -a process that mellows, that purifiet, ,.,. indt~des the use of the modem (Jtqa Violet Ray--.-,xpels certain harsh irritanta 'l"ttirally p• c ent in every tobacco leaf. We sell dle11e expelled trritants to manufacturer• of chem~cal compounds, who use them u a borse m makmg sheep• dip• • •• .+ell as a P"'' crful spraying solution for fruita, flowers a <1d shrubs-enough to pe~t the daily d1ppmg of over 50,000 eiu;eJJ ~ the datly spraymg of many thousp!il of trees Thus, you are ~ these irritallh, naturally present In an tob{l~,~Yif~-• not m your LUCKY STRIKE. "Trae,•re ~-!_!.> they can't be In/" No wonder LUCKIEI:i .•re alwaysk.iiid to ~ ~ ' I ' ' SolliiJield Family • PuttJ I l I / fL()Ul2 u,~.~~ tj <)t ~ ~ " sa oz APiie'tiuttler Cattt.t Peanut 81.;itter fea Or••P Fell,. quality :plus throat rotectlon. pneumo answ.ered lara Brand ..... finest to- lib jan 8 o' dock Collee ,.._ Pm RoDs ••• 1. p..,dftc. Tmlet Tissue s ""' RATRBURN DODSON Mlddlepol1 Ohio R I' I WitS In l'liiC h 8. P W"'k'"'"d h kl"lr, Stanso B~ stet'\ hacl hlccou~~:hs for sixty thi t I could l ar lly 1n1se t.ak g Sl.o.nso l gj:,,,;h~andTonicI started and commenced to 1":'\ll ffUIQ ., aad V.,etabl•! .. .... Pataloes :;~·...;p.dl; n~h t IH\.._Y and 1mpr ov .,, ano "OIV I am ab c to do Wt:lrk c erv la y ! a m 15 lb. peak l"""'"'''·l•io )ears a yuong man ZSc: of n~ c n d !eel F iends h~ve no C(l l e lm proVement. ln my healt I y 1'lfleRr o.nc.e I r:at good eep ~,., and !eel fine I cannot say r 1ough In pra\se of Btanso SystRn ro1 lc and I heartily 1ecommcnd this m cdl cine to anyliDd: who is In need or ll Watermelano Peechea Elbertas, 5 l.. ~~ 1 Tomatoe• New Applea " \ Oralllfa ... I Re!lpect!ully Rathburn Dodson StanBO System 'funic Is sokl by 1 The Str n b l 1 DrtJI Co In Mlddle (To . . c-tl••.. ' ·-' T•••• -· ),,•.1l adw port Oblo •v, S. lJe,... of AsnoodtuTC, B - - of A.oilaili' lndu.o1J'7, Order No. .210 I I ·~ TVNBINTMLoocr.,.smb DCin(e Orc hel u-, IWT;r T11u· dill! Tlll11ud<1, It's toasted'' I .anll _$):1,11rd4y lnclud1ng the use of Ultra Violet Rays J1 B C . ... Sunshone Mellows- Heat Puriflea , .... t. ....... ... .~ !!!!!' 1'1woat Protectlon-arlnat lrrlhollon- �' THURI!DAY, AOOOIIT I, .&1. Tll'D!t8t>AY, .\t10U8T e, 19U ~ '1'1111 DAILY TRIJJONE. POW!!ROY, omo. -GUB_S_8_[•T-Rr0-:-:rl-:::~-~~-:..-r:;-·!~-~:.-~·.:---:-~~-THE-s;~--,.N---DIN'G__,i-l06·ftl-8-flY-S-l~-5[i f·LA-Y-IN_r.._BALL__,..U-ND_ER_U_G_H_TS-.-~.-......-••!"V"d. to-."-'"'~.trl,...•-;-:~~-,-~~~.r......~-..-:-:::-~ H AT 'l1lE THEATRES - •• ~· El ECT.IUC THEATR£, Pomer0 y-TODA~ . . Beu aMISH: aa.u Ne'farro, Helen Chandler, le•n 8~ . C1¥4t C.... aM Glena Tf7oalll . . "DAYBitEAK" :' .., MorJ n,u.a anew. Aloo Comedy, "Let'a Do Thine•" Friday and Saturday llear Ull1l tee; BeUJ Compaop. Co~ Napl, Rober& ..._ . ~ D.iclde Neon Ia "THREE WHO LOVED" .,~ .....o. &o llllln. Alao Comedy "The Thirteenth Alarm" Ll'BERTY THEATRE, Ji,tiDDJ,.f;PORT, TOQA\'f Heu an• .ee; Conrad Nap~ J.orelb' Yollll(, fred Sblb: KQble-r aa4 ~dwarts "THE RIGHT OF WAY" Mew Cewt•t.a-t~D lo.•.-a buddirtl' lu&ure-a buried ~ eomlbf: ~k IIU bom~. ,LIQR. ~~ -~ room• 011 AQI!rt.St;. .ovtr Building and .LoiiD ~ IIi f1ne eondltir.n, wiU. •m beat. ;ww, See c. Jt Dow Alao. ~edy "The Headache" Friday and Satu,Jay or Eberabach, Pomero,, Oblo. Alao t-\'lo otDce raonit on MaiD .. ..... 1-:11'-..t Heu- aU aee: Cob.W&)' Tearle, Myrna Loy, .t. Farren, MeDMt&l4, IAHI- Toanr ••• olhen ~--------··FM SUe, Miac.- in "THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" H..- f•r lhoaM • (lrJ ro to hold rluhlDr e•Ud PQR BALE-A B•by QJ'aJ;Ld pia.no almos' ~· A No. 1 condition P.r!t.e reasoQ.able. Eseex coupe with r\ll'lble aear. 1930 model, run little over 7000 m11ee. 831 So. Beeond Ave .. lliddleport, ('1, na;Jy B-t:-3t; Weekly a.-5-It ~ man alalnst tbe wiiC.'J of a Aloo Comedy "Ladiea Last" * &e:s AMDIC.\N ASSOCIATION I'll e flAM£ iJ b H Er.~s:'!:~~~EeE~et~~~;~ ~co~l:,.:?.~.. IN ·ClOC[ I Ey HITS -~ "'.-c- 1 ; Han.tiMmt oltlee.r-,p reUy ,Jirl--la~Naui4 nJrb& In Vie.,..._.._..« ~tel " ,..,••• [ 1l) 1r.l bit& off a trio or Pirate bur •o win 16 w 2 Jim Buttumley !x;lia_', .· .. finale and two in t.he opener. , J..oqie•Ple Sorrell, st.artinl' hurler tor Qe- I'Kansa.s citY bolt, walked three men and hit "n- MUwauk:ec other 1n the tlrst innina and But- Minneapoll• Uvan and Uhle were not. milCh im- T.oledo , . . . . . . . . . provemen~ but tour Clevelani!l ' AMERICAN plt.chers were worse and Detroit 1 Club humbled the Indians 11 to 8. , Phlladelphl& ~; SHE'S .VIDE 2hiOUTJN; SON/ COME ON, LADY/PO YER Si'iiFF! OPEN AREA.DYI .- ;'--:::::.·:,._,,,_""'"'-~ • 'fl PROVING A DIFFERENT GAME P'Uli.Hy Strlbll.nr 10t to hW; !~f. JoJe Ltifa.Y· New York middle" Ho .. a good tAlker, a oOOd Joo•~pr. W.llbt. 4efeated Md>e WhaiOU. t .UI By FRANK cBUCK) O'NEILL In my calM! I hue lrouble follOw· 1 N 8 srwocial Sport.s Wrltef 1inil t.he be.ll from the plt<:her'l:l hand """ , and 1 nnd Jnyselr bllliJJ& at more 1 New York, Aur 6-Buylnl J:¥111 bad bai! B than ev"" bet•r.:: In my pl&yers un thea recordA iii leaguL'S Hfe where nlsht. bueball t1ourlahes. lll l "On the other hand there are rapidly entertng the cat.egory o( 1SCJme pl.ll.yer11 who lil\111 the IUe out k!. i of the ball at nliht 1 know that 1precanous bu.lllne:ia. In P~~het1i ~0 ca~~;n:et~~r ~.Ie \ some o1 Lhet~e pla.yen never hit t.hut IUld be wu, but h11 couldu't ooneeal pou:lder de1'1!8.t.ed ErOfBt Tu.:~ee• the deep down feeHill that he ~X· Porto Rico, 41). . pt:rhmc:ed in the knOwlqe Ula.t 1 A~~ Newarlr., N. J. -Emle Raith11e follla present were really ner, Newark Ua:htwellht, dllfea.t.ed friends---t.he type of friends you Mar1)' OOl'ima.n, New York UO). 5t:em never t.o encowtter In _Iobe i At &.UJe, Wuh.- WmJeHtf\ehL pme chell, PortiJ.lld liiht. ~ ht "Pa:: St~lbllnli made a talk, too knocked out Bob Stennett, n Even PB. used to publlc appear- , Frar.clsco llt 1 1 1 ::~~~~: :aptr;:thto ~p=~~~ ur;:>'ri. (~aue. Brooklyn A~· I Six Times For Perfect '11!1 28 .in Viaitorl Hit Hard Mark In Cardinai·Pir· ak':dal~,e~~';.' ~~~o~~tru'O:~:~ :e~h!p!L~ . . : ~= ~~ Early Staaea Of ~~~~um,ea!~ to.;::· real 10ood httwr; fuiou~~eiheth8~nlr.~t~n~ J&e:n~: ~~c!:~r;.u;f~~~~dS~pby ~~e :!~~~e; ~ ate Contest ~nne~' :_n;;::: !!!t~am!'t~::·at~~ ~~ev~au~ ......... :: :: .4i6 Cont~t 'lo~~ ~r~~~~Yatm~:\he :;ame with~~~~~~~;~! ~=~~ew~:/:~du~! ~:JT~~~h~-~~u:bo~ :'s~lll~u~ge ~-¥oJiptD lime and th'! Boston Bru.ves burled Sost.on . . 41 82 ::SS: I tleldeiB, es!Jeclally infielders A ball a(lernoon or momLna: a.nd when asked If he }Htd !j(JifleYANKS BREAK EVEN the Phlllles, 6 to 3. Buu Arlett., Cbtca1o . . . . . 33 62 GO INTO LEAD that. hll.i8 Ole ground Is always a "The night game Is not good for thin&: to say replied 3110 the fjnner oakland, CaUl, hitter, Detroit . , .. .. . . 3D 6tl ·3'71 I ~ohug:h ch11 "h1 ~ellal1 nlght.,1whe,reas ln pitchers Except on ~hose evenln~s ' Well , thitl ill 1Jonna be a lesson B ~·o~~~r~n~ ~aem,~yest 01 his ISOD 8 usua Y r w ma- when tl1e weather Is almost Homen; smacked homer No 16 to help the NATJON.tL • ••GUE A nu.. -'Are Never He&d e d ; lerutl '.c sun g ' un t.o me .. RU th h • H"t c'J Ge,riJd l Phlls. . Clllb Won Lost Pc•, for a play at first. or per- bearable the pitcher.'! cool out quick The father-manqer Indicated Mr .illld Mrs Charles Oreenler eve an Beaten 1 The New Yorlr: Yankees won the Bt Lou!::. 66 39 629 Final Score Being I ' "cancel 11 dou,kble play d ly atter au lnnmg and do not retain that his son would not giVe up !.he ! ' ~~ ~~d t~ g~esj ~:=t!nw:~J d ldl 1n , tilt se les Ch ,. · 7 T 3 urt 8 Wa er. present outfle1 .er t.helr stun Tile comlna: pitcher In fight ganu: but Lhat. alter a. com· . BY Detrot"t I ec ng IJAA\e a se·ent: icago . .. . 45 .563 0 I""ILI,I Lhe Indtanapolts Hooslt!n, OIICe night games L.t; the low ball pitcher. plete rest lrom competition for , two grapdchlldren of Mlddlepioit I with the Red sox of Bc6ton, 4 tQ..l. New York . . . 56 44 .560 By COPELAND C BURO i ftfter dropping the opeuer S to 1 Brooklyn · · · · · 56 50 528 , Lou Oehr'~.. recorded homer No. !1 B011ton 4D 51 490 · INS ""~"-"""' W•• ite•• ' and Babe Ruth clubbed his No. 29. Pittsburuh 41 "2 415 . ., " · U 62 .398 New York, Aug. 6.-VInrent Bar- MllcFu.yden mtl.'lt.ered Pennock lu PhUadelphla ton tbe outfielder the Chicago Cubs the nrst game, aided with !lOme Cincinnati . 37 67 362 t:tad. ln '¥lld storage m Loll Angeles fa,ucy ball handling by Hal Rbyne quito weU in ma- tile Boston ~nul.bwp YES'l'IERDAY'S Rt:SULTS .yld.nuy Wu 1 •....., ,~ 1 ..._ Jot' leaJUe soclety. He poked a Sib~ - - - -· __ AMEniCAN ASSOCIATION gle m the ninth inning on Wednea- , Columbus 6 ; Mlnneapolli!, 5 ! 11 do.y to score Blair with the run mnlnglll that beat the C..lncy Reds, 3 to 2 , St Paul, D;Tolcdo, 3 and t-oday the Cubs mov.;U. bck. mI LoUlsvlllc, 6 , Kansas City, 5, (JO tp second place Jn the uat'iona.i By l.nl.ern~tLional News Set vice iuulngsl. &rind. seven games behind a~ Louis. I Col• <mbus-Linm Bc~.nsallctrain·l Kan.~ns City, 4: Lo\llllville, 2 Rogera Hornsby Is considered I esville blakeman- klllP won their Imllauupoll.!!, 4; Mllwllukee, 2 ODe ot the brainiest men 1n ba.seball l way t• the !I•• ,_ In the State Am1 " .... .., AMERICAN Lt:AGUE but. the CUb .nunager m~ght ha~·t! ertcon Legion Jll.nlor baseball LourQetrolt, ll ; Cleveland, 8 been twice as smart. ll he hnd r.:..ment. brought on Barton earlier In the Lakcstde-Wmntng 16 strnlght Bostou, S; New York, 1 season · ... B Nev. York. 4; Booton. 1. (;am~:-s. cuamp1on ur 1 0 uryec o1 1 Only games .scheduled. H~k Wilson, who led Ole h\lme Cleveland led a field of 13 that '•~~cl~e~~Y~i ~~rficc~~e~~Y ~: I qualified for final l'Otmds In the· NATIONAL LEAGUE . Cl -• state horseshoe p1tchtug tourna Chi tl .. be~n keeping h1t: •lOt sun oft' U1e Pit~Q. h3 ' 5 . nwnna 1 • :· Pubs' bench of late w1th (;uyler m'Z 1 b urg' ' Bt Lous, <12 In0 um Wt-Raln broke up tlw n 1~~ 5 'Louis , and Danny Taylor workmg '·' i:."Je Plttllburgh 16 gardens wlt:a Barton. state caddies' golf tournnment and B~ton, 8; Philadelphia, •3 2 · Dick Warneke wa.::. the wmmng the ('lltrles were invited to return Brooklyn 6 . New York 2. hurler, galninghlsflrstmajm lcagtm nf'xt Wednesday. ' · ' auccess as he .et tiow:. the Reds Xeula-The .starting barrier deGAMES TODAY lflth eight blast.-, .elgned by Bte~ Phillips, Xenia reinAMERICAN ASSOCIATION Blli Hunnelleld, at, .. cc;)ml bnse sm11n was" used at the opening of a Mlnt• ..apollo at CO!um~--. for the New York Glaoltl', fumbled a th«-e day race meet at the Greene "' uu. Milwaukee nt l.ndianapolls . poke by Slade ~nd Lhe uror ell- county lair KBilSD.S City at l.oulsvllle. maxcd ln four runs rm lht• Rob.n::; of Brooklyn, who wrapped It up, 13 St. Paulltt Toledo. •w- 2 . ... --••y H·l•nach, a ''"'d ''"' _ 1 ,'""'"" " ....,. Ruilll> of Old Ci't'Uih.tloo B klNATIONAL t Bost.oLEAGUL: t:r kept uud-:Jr cover ror some 11\ysN r roo yn a n. 1 ... 1 h d f , l'llr .nc~ l.."'l), uurlhe11~t 0 New York at Philadelphia. ~,',,00"'.~1""',,10,n,,, was rene c or on ..)' Cmllll:~c, urchl•olo:!lsts fl'um the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. .,.. UnhH'Shy of MldtL;;nn Llllt'JWe red Only games scheduled ·J,.arry French ws touched fOl tiLe rUIII ~ ur 1\ l'lvlllzntlun tlllll lUI· " E g'l ,, M at RICA.N LEAGUf.. hi•1lLI11 nn 11 ..., and Plt"bu•gh • u 11 0 u~ Rl••••• , l'l1n1l'S ll 11 .:nc.wn 1 il 1ory St Wuls Chicago aod ' Lindsay In a 12· mntnc: en- 1111 ,) Is t•!illmateLJ 10 lmve exlstt'd Cle\'Cland at Detroit Cd)JD~r but thl Gucs won, 5 to.... 4.111lllll:V ~·(!.Irs [11'('\'!0t\S I() the dh!i,'O\'Phll~tdelphla at New York Iar~oly becauk! of Lloyd Waner's ery of 1111" NmlltQ' by Columbus Boston at Wa<:shington. -M· I I Sport Ht.gh}I.ghtS ' 121 Rebuilding the ·-- . -MI9 ~ 65 .000 6t r.4 .600 . 51 Mi •.at INT£ft[~TING 51 ~7 t12 47 63 :4:11 \ LEAGUE won Lo.e:t. Pet. -.:==::.::.::::::::::~--;:-;:-;:;:-~-~-===::=======:..:::::::::::::::-~:_:;-::;-:~::~-::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. "' If 1 = ..on r.~ ITO MiDDlEPORT IN ,I TilT i NON YER ... ..... 1 an k ees ,,!.Jesse ,; Htt-L.--FoRME~ u.s.c. GR•t> AI\Jo STA~, WHO m~c1< IS ONE OF n-IE HITTING ACES OF THE COASr GU~CUir! --·--·- --- ll.l\.1 th ~ Reds. l!!l the authority for He cau look l< lot better by keepln~ ' months. he would start. back on the ' Rev and Mrs George Aahton "nd. BUT, Bam, Bong, sock atter sock the above statemnets. There was the ball low than by miilo•g tl•em '"ad "' tho l ' P His ''"· e··on son, ol Columbus, Mr and Mrs. IF,a 1 ... 1 v • S'""•n• and daugh'- M•o Alma 11 · 1 h 1 d rever~roted 1-. -11 .t ..h ough he hu u taught ncarlr ""''" """'·· • ·r N b """ " the field of the , an o ' ay n t e n lana capl~ u P strange1Y enoug h good 1ow •..... 400 Wlbbl d t 111 'n.o.me-y High ••hoo1 Wedn•' "''' I recent ly, so Walker rode the thN"e hltt 1 th da tl es an wo c l oren o e rv •v .... ... hour~:~ gladly to see the big-timers era n e Y me can't !;(•em •batt h1, stU! Is a you ni" man T.me raska evening. Housewive11, h~arlng tile pet form If some ot the present to .. hlt the 10 19 0011 at night. IWill assuage the dL<;appolntmc· t 111 Albert Rcut.er and family or Bell nou;e, •ked for the clouds, hear- Omdnmttl outfielders are bifi-Umerfl This 13 something that b8..!!('btl li m tfJOred It,'; " result or hJs falh.Lte to W Vta , were week end guests ol In• what thoy wok 1o be tbundc1 ,why Walker should be with the ~tcoud"l will have bto, 1walch m recom- s ucct.ed ¥-'hen he had his bigrt~l op- Mrs Johnson Wld other relatives. " men ng young a . players to ma- I portunity Mr. and Mn. Wilmer Carl and cJOBed theu wlndowiS ond prepa~ti 1 A thle8 tics, 1 buetthat lS srunethlng for jnr leagues. It is my npinlon thut At•he,banqu-t In he• husba••d • 0 00 E S 1 I an ow ey o worry " ut night beaeball wlll nu' benefit 1 ' " • " wn Wilmer or Columbus were Tues ror another r~~oln storm x- .l" Ni~!:ht baseball 1s not the same youngster but 'here Lc; ~ 10 uestlo~ ~mmr . Clara ' WL.'s" pretty bride, day eue.s~olhlsbrolhl!'lli!: Carl diers, remh1lscmg about the da)ls as th~ gnme pla~cd ander the l:iUn- ttna. It Is popular With fans q It ha• l ~ummed UJ 1 lh-:> feelings 01 the aud J~mt:r. when shot and shell flew thick anli liM"hl, says Walker " It aft'eets been the sa.lvallon or 50me lea Stnhllngs 1n this mann.ar Rev. Williams or Pomeroy was last, lnstlnctlvely ducked behhul rh ffe , ent rnen m clltfe .,~·nt ways. and or course 18 he• e to sta . , gucs " l w heard or fdcnd:s and fi>lr- 1 the Saturday evening guests of Mr , 1 weather rrh·nds and lhill tree~> or other t1hclter unLU ltu ~-·-----:~occasion and Mrs Herman Warner word was finally ~sed aJounct I ~TRJBLJNG PLOH~s .,.,,thout doubt that all ol Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Calvert or that there was noLhinR to be ex~:Lt- oJ ' you are our friends. and not · fa.lf Chester were Sunday guests of G etl about. It w9S merely the bats J! weau.er fnend:s W. Davidson and family They the Middleport Recreatiqnal Bllll It v.lll be H comfort to Stribling were accompanied home by their Artists connecting with l:be ofTer -1 when he start.'! to fight his way nephew. Leodell Davidson who Will tngs of Sche.erer, U1e Porncroy pitbaclr. w know that the fuJkij down spend the week end with them M ct Mr s. Cl uu·Ic~ Orcenlrr cher, l3v JAMES L KlLGALLEN South arc still w1th him and that r. an Alter three innings ot paumhn;(, roWld to Max Schmeling Ll thc1r even though he shou] •: hoi' again: M188 Pearl RUSBCJI , Raymond King, the hurler withdrew Hom the line INS Sports Writer ~n'.c'l'e"v'ellaoh,,td. champ10nshi1J ba ttlt' th:-y sllll will h:lollze . .Llm for what Rush Diehl and family attendect of battle t.o bring up the rear 11 hl' dlready has a.ecompllshed the Stevens reunion at the Rock right field while Doc Crow took u;> New York, Aug ,o- In the Jlrl~ :] 1 StribllnK Is still an Idol 1n Oeot1Springa fair ground Sunday the burden anct per(mmed mustlrl!>ht IRCKH .... :lei' a man s on top i iJla, tw\l.cver His SOuthern fuend~ Daie Smith and family, Clell 1 Hines and lamlly were recent gueJit! creditabl)', holdluu the oppo~;1t!on he:. a hero, whr.n h(' bcgliL<; to fl?n haven't deserted hlm JUSt because i FIGHT RESULTS scor!'!less until the ninth when two he's " bum C11ce h 1' ~tmls to s1"?. he cliop{)t'd u fight He may 110 t rl'of Mr and Mrs. Albert Hellman errors contributed toward two un~ a nd the .and of hiS car~>er seer11s turn to the rirlg until n ext. Year 1 At N "' Y k~M 1 R _. _ Bron, to Mr. and Mrs. Denv(!l' earned runs The fir ;;t one wa::. near. hL~ fau-w<-ather flitnds desut but '1\'hm he does the fok e. or axe ose.l Burford. a son, Auallllt 2nd made in the hw·ry lneide"lt to at· him ~lkt! rats ~cuuylng rmm 11- below the Mason d 0 '1 8 d~~n ~IOO!' l. 1\cw York, world's light Hel~n Carl and Ruby Diehl were t.empt.Jng a double play The Mid~ .!Hnkh)g slup til b an xun ne 1 ca'.lwelsh.t champion , defeated Athens visitors Tuesday. dlep.:nt.ers walked oft: wllh tht AhmJSL evr.ry flghter of not.e ha~ w e routing for him Juat as 1Jlmm~ Slattery Bull'alo, 05J heavy end of the ~Ole bentlng the ~;trongly as ever. Tiy,er Thomas Lctpervllle Pa Perw.'• V•nadlw.m Waaltll b ' 'fl th o&iervcd this shallov, tnut among ' ' ' 1 •cwc 1tr: h t. scored locals Y a 7 to 3 t--aunt 1at e:' the hangers-on and lhe rllf-Jatf of Nn: Jon& ago m Macon, un. ne al - 1m1'c n techul.cal I'Pru Ill 1lte 1\'otri(J's laq;~~t 11ourre played ball that was a Winner by ~·· I knu o;oul uver Pol Silvers New. ut \alintllurn nno.J ls belle,ed to h~ \haL margin over the Pumewy PN- thf' ftgln ganw Even such a pupll- 1Y ...vv 1oya1 a.td admiring hleno.s a1 Ym:.. (11 . ' t11e only cnnmr.v In'' hlch 1he metal formers • there can be 110 n=ument l!U' man as Jack Ot mp~>Cy ha~ ex- ~ Strlbnng gathered nround o ban· I E" 1 0 • ., · Wh t l bl t th H t~l o ~ ~ , , 1 ..emp.sey, New York ,Ju.IIOr 111 mlnet] lor lll'lelt nll)ne. Jn tact they played 0 ballll; up J)PIIC,lce(1 ll en he 1ost thf! flUe a e a e o. mp~ t} · game throughout, Pomeinv, ·>ettllll~ l..ha.mpltruUup that night In the rthll and honored "W L " m dcfcot An ....~--~·~--·-~-~-~...~--~·-~·~·--~-~-~-·--~---------------three runs, one at a time. "' :n Pllllacklphht to oe11 e ·runney he 1 atmc~phere that \\ell might c,lU!iC a ~"'"'"' 40 , _ . . . . . . . . _ The runs were scored as !allows : was dellt>rted by lllilll Y of his I tugemg at the h ea•tstrlngs hung Saxton for Middleport d10ve the "fl'lr>:Jds' v.llen h e retwned. to his over the assemblage. ThCE~ folks first ball pitched to left center for " hutel room A tr w IO}'al tollower~ wallt••d to shov. Bli.'\bling that JUSl J;!ngle, Oallaghr.r followed suit Dr- llkt;> 'Jen·y the Greek" andOus WII- l::u;p use he lrn;~ t.o S~:hm•~llng Wll~ I ~wskey ~rc;: :ax~ ~t ~lr: ~~~ .':iOn !he trainer, were about tJw no lCason why he l>hould thlrl k It,! I lS rap 0 " W e o (Ill• · onrs around to eomfmt him a nuuncnt thllt Ins Jld fri en(l.s h.td I Davl_M but on.nawllngs cluut whlc.l GLlH' Tunney was tou snuul cvc1 dcse1tcd hun H Wlll> Ulli! of tlle huclea1ed Shorrs head. Gallagher nnd • 0 , h tl «t II'''' " d 1 lh Demoskey scored Roush WK!i out • p.aee muc le 11 anct 1n 1e ran,1 '-'" t ~ ... vt'r one n e gn m Rt first on his tap to onul. In the nnd !llc of flghl Jam who buzz business of bea~ busting It wns so third Saxton was out. ai. first on t 1~ a nmnd the train i-ng caUt [lS and ~lHp unust·ul it dldn t seem to have :lll} drive to StaBley OallLIG:hcr walket! the rhnmp or the ehal!tnger 011 part In the game at all Dei)'IMkey singled so did Lewis. the back, If allowed. Tunney alApplause shook Lhe 1oom wh .ll Rawlings was out at tl.rst on .)\18 hit '>\'ays had plenty o( friends and spe~l.:ers pointed out the plucKy and to Davis, OO.lla11her ssorln~UI:Ih still haa But when ht~ achio_reQ.,the cour.a.t;eO\l.!l m$:mer In which Btnbslngled, DemosJr:y and Lewis scored champfcmhip he cut lotH.< from lhe ling went down fightlng~hi, gamePI!!B·WKI!HLIN(l AT NO I!XTIA. COST,., CBNTUIY llll: but Evans was out at first on hi;; r lff-raff of the fight gam", kuowlng nc~s in defeat He was ~ti ll ~ UOAN, I99S ,,, CHNTUIY IIIGKT SBDAN, $1lll5, ,, TKIII dl'i.ve to Gaul . heir frlend~h!p was of no account Gen ~;!a's champion. the :;pe-ak -rs OTHILI BIGHTI FIOY 11595 TO $Z295,, • PIICBI AT PA.CTOIT In the ninth Anderson Jtrt~t up Tlp ;.; hurt their feelings but Tun- wantEd Stribling to know. smgled, on, an attempted double ney never cared Wh y sh oulct' lu.··r S~rib's handsomt! face was a slu<lY ~:~ :~~~els!r;ap ;;~s!~~~~~.~dh~t~~ 'I'hev had nothing to !l"ivr htm ~s h : listened to thc..<:e rema rks IF alii! 9I stanley, Bep,vei was forced Galla~ In v1ew or U1e slmllov. attitude I fh;;u was a su:;piciOlL~ qtU\'rr 1.o his gher·::. hit 5oored Andeison an(J on the Jmrt O( th~ average Jt~;:hl lips. A feel of warmth an1J happiwhen Demoskey's gmundcr W!\1:1 mt 3 • fan. 1t 1., refreshing and ~ Limulnt ~ ll<'SS ~r. 1st have welled up m n 1s p layed Sa.xton scorect ln g to nctr lt:l f'XCeptlon Th1s ex-l lleart HI." "Pa" WAS thEn~. l!nd ro Pomeroy's searing wns done m ttpLon J;ns Cr<'lllpcd up m the cn.":e was his 'Ma' ', and hu; w1fe. Clara Pomeroy, Ohio. the tlrst, I'Hth and s1xth tnnmg. cf W11llam l.uw1 encl' ('·Young" I 1They. oi em1rse, were as ptoud of Stivers fllllll?d In the fitst ttnd EtniJjmg. "ho ud lung agu lest by 1 Stilbllnt~ a~ if he had won the Davis tiled to left Stanley the•1 a tcr hnlc RI kuockout m lhc 15tll clJRLIIJlldl.~h .p T!Je tw·nout was ra 1 I 1 1 FINDS HIS FRIENDS ARE STAUNCH EVEN IN DEFEAT - 1 I - - - - -- - -- - - - } i I 1 1 1 I 4 1ihe man who I buys a motor car today without first clrlvlng and prlclnl the Free-Wheeling Hupmoblle, either doesn't know volue ••• or doesn't care. HJl. PM 0 8 I L E ~}al I BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. I f1 fiunous .flavor ITILUE. THE TOILER ~ I I' ' '' • DID IT R:)R ~UR. CfiRL. I=R.It;;NO- NOT YOu single th e Nesse schoollrond bu lldHJt;. smgledtoan,j hit a Stanlu11 g t !ey scmmg Lmd Nes.sy tn kmg :;econd on the throwln Tt w:.~s one of the longest smgle:; e ·r hit, St.Rnk~v scormg from first, lht· Uall OOundlng back toward second bacs Ru~~r 11 llicd kl center In thr. fifU1 Crow :mel Scllnefer had been rt"tlrcd, uw; fmmcr on a Oy lo third and the h•~LcJ on his gtoundc! tu .short when Stivers singled went to third 011 Stunlcy'll Jut and sco1 ed when tbe shm t :-;tup th1ew wild to third Ncssy grounded out to first. In the sixth the Lhird and last nm came In when Ru~IJ ·w alked Oaul singled went to third on Shurr'.o; drtve and scor"'d lifter the left, fielder caught Crow's tl.y. Leading hitters were &xkln, OaiIagher and Rawling!! for Middleport, the two former getting thl ee safeUt!s each, the latLer two Fur Pomeroy Stanley singled three Umcl!l and Gaul twice Gallagher and Dt'moskey each SCOI cd LWICC. \ The Line UJJ Middleport AD R H !:: Saxton, If 5 1 3 o Gallagher. ss 4 2 3 1 Oemo&kC)', cf :; 2 1 o LewiR, 1'1 . f> I I 0 Rawlings, lb 5 0 2 0 Roush, 2b 4 n 1 o :!!:vans, c 4 u o o Anderson. 3b 4 I L o Beaver, p <l 0 0 o I 'totals Pomeroy Stivers, ct Davl8, M Stanley, 2b Ne11selroad, Russell, lb Gaul, 3b . Bhon, If ICrow, rf, 11 Schaefer, p, I ;;~,;,-~- ;~-..-.,;·,~;;-;;-;;-;.,~;;-;.;;;;..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;;;.,;~~~-~-:::~;;~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' 407I:ll c .. . . .. . .. rl . AB 5 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 • R 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 HE 1 !) 1 1 .1 I 1 f) 0 f) 2 0 0 (l 1 0 0 • PLAIN AND PRINTED SILKS Regular $1.50 to $2.50 per yard. $l00 PER YARD PLAIN RAYONS All colors, Chamois, Fifi Crepe, Stripes all over patte1 n~, regular 50c to 69c per yard. and PLAIN and FUR TRIMMED COATS CURTAIN MATERIAL Voile~, Marquisettes in dole, etripes and figures, regula~ 39c to 50c values. lDcPER YD. cool eveninca and for Fall wear. SPECIAL D.c le, pial', Davis to Stanley t() Russell . 1 Hit& 6, run11 5 hll~;, on Bchucfe/0 in three innings, 6 hits. tu:o runs C1f. Ptow In RIX Innings. Losillil' pitcher, Schaefe!'. Umpires, Wyersmlllel and Han·\~. Sooter e. Eistl~tetn. HANDKERCHIEFS Sc EAcn BRASSIERS Regular 50c l)nd 59c. SPECIAL ' ' ' I SOc One Lot sPEciAL ''• ,.!>) ZSc HOSIERY ~PECIAL Pure allk, full fash;oned, narrow heel-ltegular $1.65 and $1.95 per pair. SP,ECIAL BLOOMERS and VESTS Royon and silk, regular $1.00 r>ach. $l25 Al-L !IUMM~ MILLIN~RY 0111 SALE • ,, PAIR 'W£ GIVE S. '& H. Bate on bRlls oft' Schaefer l, oil Bea'tll;• 11 1 , ' ' SPECIAL .. Coat~ that were priced at $15.00 up to $39.95 now arranged in one group for irinD.cdiale aale. Buy now for the ·\ IDeA YARD SPREADS In Gold, Orchid, Yellow and Blue, regula1· $5.00 to $11.50. One Lot of HANDbAGS He gular $1.00 up lo $1.95. S~~CIAL 59c GREEN STAMPS ' ' �' THURI!DAY, AOOOIIT I, .&1. Tll'D!t8t>AY, .\t10U8T e, 19U ~ '1'1111 DAILY TRIJJONE. POW!!ROY, omo. -GUB_S_8_[•T-Rr0-:-:rl-:::~-~~-:..-r:;-·!~-~:.-~·.:---:-~~-THE-s;~--,.N---DIN'G__,i-l06·ftl-8-flY-S-l~-5[i f·LA-Y-IN_r.._BALL__,..U-ND_ER_U_G_H_TS-.-~.-......-••!"V"d. to-."-'"'~.trl,...•-;-:~~-,-~~~.r......~-..-:-:::-~ H AT 'l1lE THEATRES - •• ~· El ECT.IUC THEATR£, Pomer0 y-TODA~ . . Beu aMISH: aa.u Ne'farro, Helen Chandler, le•n 8~ . C1¥4t C.... aM Glena Tf7oalll . . "DAYBitEAK" :' .., MorJ n,u.a anew. Aloo Comedy, "Let'a Do Thine•" Friday and Saturday llear Ull1l tee; BeUJ Compaop. Co~ Napl, Rober& ..._ . ~ D.iclde Neon Ia "THREE WHO LOVED" .,~ .....o. &o llllln. Alao Comedy "The Thirteenth Alarm" Ll'BERTY THEATRE, Ji,tiDDJ,.f;PORT, TOQA\'f Heu an• .ee; Conrad Nap~ J.orelb' Yollll(, fred Sblb: KQble-r aa4 ~dwarts "THE RIGHT OF WAY" Mew Cewt•t.a-t~D lo.•.-a buddirtl' lu&ure-a buried ~ eomlbf: ~k IIU bom~. ,LIQR. ~~ -~ room• 011 AQI!rt.St;. .ovtr Building and .LoiiD ~ IIi f1ne eondltir.n, wiU. •m beat. ;ww, See c. Jt Dow Alao. ~edy "The Headache" Friday and Satu,Jay or Eberabach, Pomero,, Oblo. Alao t-\'lo otDce raonit on MaiD .. ..... 1-:11'-..t Heu- aU aee: Cob.W&)' Tearle, Myrna Loy, .t. Farren, MeDMt&l4, IAHI- Toanr ••• olhen ~--------··FM SUe, Miac.- in "THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" H..- f•r lhoaM • (lrJ ro to hold rluhlDr e•Ud PQR BALE-A B•by QJ'aJ;Ld pia.no almos' ~· A No. 1 condition P.r!t.e reasoQ.able. Eseex coupe with r\ll'lble aear. 1930 model, run little over 7000 m11ee. 831 So. Beeond Ave .. lliddleport, ('1, na;Jy B-t:-3t; Weekly a.-5-It ~ man alalnst tbe wiiC.'J of a Aloo Comedy "Ladiea Last" * &e:s AMDIC.\N ASSOCIATION I'll e flAM£ iJ b H Er.~s:'!:~~~EeE~et~~~;~ ~co~l:,.:?.~.. IN ·ClOC[ I Ey HITS -~ "'.-c- 1 ; Han.tiMmt oltlee.r-,p reUy ,Jirl--la~Naui4 nJrb& In Vie.,..._.._..« ~tel " ,..,••• [ 1l) 1r.l bit& off a trio or Pirate bur •o win 16 w 2 Jim Buttumley !x;lia_', .· .. finale and two in t.he opener. , J..oqie•Ple Sorrell, st.artinl' hurler tor Qe- I'Kansa.s citY bolt, walked three men and hit "n- MUwauk:ec other 1n the tlrst innina and But- Minneapoll• Uvan and Uhle were not. milCh im- T.oledo , . . . . . . . . . provemen~ but tour Clevelani!l ' AMERICAN plt.chers were worse and Detroit 1 Club humbled the Indians 11 to 8. , Phlladelphl& ~; SHE'S .VIDE 2hiOUTJN; SON/ COME ON, LADY/PO YER Si'iiFF! OPEN AREA.DYI .- ;'--:::::.·:,._,,,_""'"'-~ • 'fl PROVING A DIFFERENT GAME P'Uli.Hy Strlbll.nr 10t to hW; !~f. JoJe Ltifa.Y· New York middle" Ho .. a good tAlker, a oOOd Joo•~pr. W.llbt. 4efeated Md>e WhaiOU. t .UI By FRANK cBUCK) O'NEILL In my calM! I hue lrouble follOw· 1 N 8 srwocial Sport.s Wrltef 1inil t.he be.ll from the plt<:her'l:l hand """ , and 1 nnd Jnyselr bllliJJ& at more 1 New York, Aur 6-Buylnl J:¥111 bad bai! B than ev"" bet•r.:: In my pl&yers un thea recordA iii leaguL'S Hfe where nlsht. bueball t1ourlahes. lll l "On the other hand there are rapidly entertng the cat.egory o( 1SCJme pl.ll.yer11 who lil\111 the IUe out k!. i of the ball at nliht 1 know that 1precanous bu.lllne:ia. In P~~het1i ~0 ca~~;n:et~~r ~.Ie \ some o1 Lhet~e pla.yen never hit t.hut IUld be wu, but h11 couldu't ooneeal pou:lder de1'1!8.t.ed ErOfBt Tu.:~ee• the deep down feeHill that he ~X· Porto Rico, 41). . pt:rhmc:ed in the knOwlqe Ula.t 1 A~~ Newarlr., N. J. -Emle Raith11e follla present were really ner, Newark Ua:htwellht, dllfea.t.ed friends---t.he type of friends you Mar1)' OOl'ima.n, New York UO). 5t:em never t.o encowtter In _Iobe i At &.UJe, Wuh.- WmJeHtf\ehL pme chell, PortiJ.lld liiht. ~ ht "Pa:: St~lbllnli made a talk, too knocked out Bob Stennett, n Even PB. used to publlc appear- , Frar.clsco llt 1 1 1 ::~~~~: :aptr;:thto ~p=~~~ ur;:>'ri. (~aue. Brooklyn A~· I Six Times For Perfect '11!1 28 .in Viaitorl Hit Hard Mark In Cardinai·Pir· ak':dal~,e~~';.' ~~~o~~tru'O:~:~ :e~h!p!L~ . . : ~= ~~ Early Staaea Of ~~~~um,ea!~ to.;::· real 10ood httwr; fuiou~~eiheth8~nlr.~t~n~ J&e:n~: ~~c!:~r;.u;f~~~~dS~pby ~~e :!~~~e; ~ ate Contest ~nne~' :_n;;::: !!!t~am!'t~::·at~~ ~~ev~au~ ......... :: :: .4i6 Cont~t 'lo~~ ~r~~~~Yatm~:\he :;ame with~~~~~~~;~! ~=~~ew~:/:~du~! ~:JT~~~h~-~~u:bo~ :'s~lll~u~ge ~-¥oJiptD lime and th'! Boston Bru.ves burled Sost.on . . 41 82 ::SS: I tleldeiB, es!Jeclally infielders A ball a(lernoon or momLna: a.nd when asked If he }Htd !j(JifleYANKS BREAK EVEN the Phlllles, 6 to 3. Buu Arlett., Cbtca1o . . . . . 33 62 GO INTO LEAD that. hll.i8 Ole ground Is always a "The night game Is not good for thin&: to say replied 3110 the fjnner oakland, CaUl, hitter, Detroit . , .. .. . . 3D 6tl ·3'71 I ~ohug:h ch11 "h1 ~ellal1 nlght.,1whe,reas ln pitchers Except on ~hose evenln~s ' Well , thitl ill 1Jonna be a lesson B ~·o~~~r~n~ ~aem,~yest 01 his ISOD 8 usua Y r w ma- when tl1e weather Is almost Homen; smacked homer No 16 to help the NATJON.tL • ••GUE A nu.. -'Are Never He&d e d ; lerutl '.c sun g ' un t.o me .. RU th h • H"t c'J Ge,riJd l Phlls. . Clllb Won Lost Pc•, for a play at first. or per- bearable the pitcher.'! cool out quick The father-manqer Indicated Mr .illld Mrs Charles Oreenler eve an Beaten 1 The New Yorlr: Yankees won the Bt Lou!::. 66 39 629 Final Score Being I ' "cancel 11 dou,kble play d ly atter au lnnmg and do not retain that his son would not giVe up !.he ! ' ~~ ~~d t~ g~esj ~:=t!nw:~J d ldl 1n , tilt se les Ch ,. · 7 T 3 urt 8 Wa er. present outfle1 .er t.helr stun Tile comlna: pitcher In fight ganu: but Lhat. alter a. com· . BY Detrot"t I ec ng IJAA\e a se·ent: icago . .. . 45 .563 0 I""ILI,I Lhe Indtanapolts Hooslt!n, OIICe night games L.t; the low ball pitcher. plete rest lrom competition for , two grapdchlldren of Mlddlepioit I with the Red sox of Bc6ton, 4 tQ..l. New York . . . 56 44 .560 By COPELAND C BURO i ftfter dropping the opeuer S to 1 Brooklyn · · · · · 56 50 528 , Lou Oehr'~.. recorded homer No. !1 B011ton 4D 51 490 · INS ""~"-"""' W•• ite•• ' and Babe Ruth clubbed his No. 29. Pittsburuh 41 "2 415 . ., " · U 62 .398 New York, Aug. 6.-VInrent Bar- MllcFu.yden mtl.'lt.ered Pennock lu PhUadelphla ton tbe outfielder the Chicago Cubs the nrst game, aided with !lOme Cincinnati . 37 67 362 t:tad. ln '¥lld storage m Loll Angeles fa,ucy ball handling by Hal Rbyne quito weU in ma- tile Boston ~nul.bwp YES'l'IERDAY'S Rt:SULTS .yld.nuy Wu 1 •....., ,~ 1 ..._ Jot' leaJUe soclety. He poked a Sib~ - - - -· __ AMEniCAN ASSOCIATION gle m the ninth inning on Wednea- , Columbus 6 ; Mlnneapolli!, 5 ! 11 do.y to score Blair with the run mnlnglll that beat the C..lncy Reds, 3 to 2 , St Paul, D;Tolcdo, 3 and t-oday the Cubs mov.;U. bck. mI LoUlsvlllc, 6 , Kansas City, 5, (JO tp second place Jn the uat'iona.i By l.nl.ern~tLional News Set vice iuulngsl. &rind. seven games behind a~ Louis. I Col• <mbus-Linm Bc~.nsallctrain·l Kan.~ns City, 4: Lo\llllville, 2 Rogera Hornsby Is considered I esville blakeman- klllP won their Imllauupoll.!!, 4; Mllwllukee, 2 ODe ot the brainiest men 1n ba.seball l way t• the !I•• ,_ In the State Am1 " .... .., AMERICAN Lt:AGUE but. the CUb .nunager m~ght ha~·t! ertcon Legion Jll.nlor baseball LourQetrolt, ll ; Cleveland, 8 been twice as smart. ll he hnd r.:..ment. brought on Barton earlier In the Lakcstde-Wmntng 16 strnlght Bostou, S; New York, 1 season · ... B Nev. York. 4; Booton. 1. (;am~:-s. cuamp1on ur 1 0 uryec o1 1 Only games .scheduled. H~k Wilson, who led Ole h\lme Cleveland led a field of 13 that '•~~cl~e~~Y~i ~~rficc~~e~~Y ~: I qualified for final l'Otmds In the· NATIONAL LEAGUE . Cl -• state horseshoe p1tchtug tourna Chi tl .. be~n keeping h1t: •lOt sun oft' U1e Pit~Q. h3 ' 5 . nwnna 1 • :· Pubs' bench of late w1th (;uyler m'Z 1 b urg' ' Bt Lous, <12 In0 um Wt-Raln broke up tlw n 1~~ 5 'Louis , and Danny Taylor workmg '·' i:."Je Plttllburgh 16 gardens wlt:a Barton. state caddies' golf tournnment and B~ton, 8; Philadelphia, •3 2 · Dick Warneke wa.::. the wmmng the ('lltrles were invited to return Brooklyn 6 . New York 2. hurler, galninghlsflrstmajm lcagtm nf'xt Wednesday. ' · ' auccess as he .et tiow:. the Reds Xeula-The .starting barrier deGAMES TODAY lflth eight blast.-, .elgned by Bte~ Phillips, Xenia reinAMERICAN ASSOCIATION Blli Hunnelleld, at, .. cc;)ml bnse sm11n was" used at the opening of a Mlnt• ..apollo at CO!um~--. for the New York Glaoltl', fumbled a th«-e day race meet at the Greene "' uu. Milwaukee nt l.ndianapolls . poke by Slade ~nd Lhe uror ell- county lair KBilSD.S City at l.oulsvllle. maxcd ln four runs rm lht• Rob.n::; of Brooklyn, who wrapped It up, 13 St. Paulltt Toledo. •w- 2 . ... --••y H·l•nach, a ''"'d ''"' _ 1 ,'""'"" " ....,. Ruilll> of Old Ci't'Uih.tloo B klNATIONAL t Bost.oLEAGUL: t:r kept uud-:Jr cover ror some 11\ysN r roo yn a n. 1 ... 1 h d f , l'llr .nc~ l.."'l), uurlhe11~t 0 New York at Philadelphia. ~,',,00"'.~1""',,10,n,,, was rene c or on ..)' Cmllll:~c, urchl•olo:!lsts fl'um the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. .,.. UnhH'Shy of MldtL;;nn Llllt'JWe red Only games scheduled ·J,.arry French ws touched fOl tiLe rUIII ~ ur 1\ l'lvlllzntlun tlllll lUI· " E g'l ,, M at RICA.N LEAGUf.. hi•1lLI11 nn 11 ..., and Plt"bu•gh • u 11 0 u~ Rl••••• , l'l1n1l'S ll 11 .:nc.wn 1 il 1ory St Wuls Chicago aod ' Lindsay In a 12· mntnc: en- 1111 ,) Is t•!illmateLJ 10 lmve exlstt'd Cle\'Cland at Detroit Cd)JD~r but thl Gucs won, 5 to.... 4.111lllll:V ~·(!.Irs [11'('\'!0t\S I() the dh!i,'O\'Phll~tdelphla at New York Iar~oly becauk! of Lloyd Waner's ery of 1111" NmlltQ' by Columbus Boston at Wa<:shington. -M· I I Sport Ht.gh}I.ghtS ' 121 Rebuilding the ·-- . -MI9 ~ 65 .000 6t r.4 .600 . 51 Mi •.at INT£ft[~TING 51 ~7 t12 47 63 :4:11 \ LEAGUE won Lo.e:t. Pet. -.:==::.::.::::::::::~--;:-;:-;:;:-~-~-===::=======:..:::::::::::::::-~:_:;-::;-:~::~-::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. "' If 1 = ..on r.~ ITO MiDDlEPORT IN ,I TilT i NON YER ... ..... 1 an k ees ,,!.Jesse ,; Htt-L.--FoRME~ u.s.c. GR•t> AI\Jo STA~, WHO m~c1< IS ONE OF n-IE HITTING ACES OF THE COASr GU~CUir! --·--·- --- ll.l\.1 th ~ Reds. l!!l the authority for He cau look l< lot better by keepln~ ' months. he would start. back on the ' Rev and Mrs George Aahton "nd. BUT, Bam, Bong, sock atter sock the above statemnets. There was the ball low than by miilo•g tl•em '"ad "' tho l ' P His ''"· e··on son, ol Columbus, Mr and Mrs. IF,a 1 ... 1 v • S'""•n• and daugh'- M•o Alma 11 · 1 h 1 d rever~roted 1-. -11 .t ..h ough he hu u taught ncarlr ""''" """'·· • ·r N b """ " the field of the , an o ' ay n t e n lana capl~ u P strange1Y enoug h good 1ow •..... 400 Wlbbl d t 111 'n.o.me-y High ••hoo1 Wedn•' "''' I recent ly, so Walker rode the thN"e hltt 1 th da tl es an wo c l oren o e rv •v .... ... hour~:~ gladly to see the big-timers era n e Y me can't !;(•em •batt h1, stU! Is a you ni" man T.me raska evening. Housewive11, h~arlng tile pet form If some ot the present to .. hlt the 10 19 0011 at night. IWill assuage the dL<;appolntmc· t 111 Albert Rcut.er and family or Bell nou;e, •ked for the clouds, hear- Omdnmttl outfielders are bifi-Umerfl This 13 something that b8..!!('btl li m tfJOred It,'; " result or hJs falh.Lte to W Vta , were week end guests ol In• what thoy wok 1o be tbundc1 ,why Walker should be with the ~tcoud"l will have bto, 1walch m recom- s ucct.ed ¥-'hen he had his bigrt~l op- Mrs Johnson Wld other relatives. " men ng young a . players to ma- I portunity Mr. and Mn. Wilmer Carl and cJOBed theu wlndowiS ond prepa~ti 1 A thle8 tics, 1 buetthat lS srunethlng for jnr leagues. It is my npinlon thut At•he,banqu-t In he• husba••d • 0 00 E S 1 I an ow ey o worry " ut night beaeball wlll nu' benefit 1 ' " • " wn Wilmer or Columbus were Tues ror another r~~oln storm x- .l" Ni~!:ht baseball 1s not the same youngster but 'here Lc; ~ 10 uestlo~ ~mmr . Clara ' WL.'s" pretty bride, day eue.s~olhlsbrolhl!'lli!: Carl diers, remh1lscmg about the da)ls as th~ gnme pla~cd ander the l:iUn- ttna. It Is popular With fans q It ha• l ~ummed UJ 1 lh-:> feelings 01 the aud J~mt:r. when shot and shell flew thick anli liM"hl, says Walker " It aft'eets been the sa.lvallon or 50me lea Stnhllngs 1n this mann.ar Rev. Williams or Pomeroy was last, lnstlnctlvely ducked behhul rh ffe , ent rnen m clltfe .,~·nt ways. and or course 18 he• e to sta . , gucs " l w heard or fdcnd:s and fi>lr- 1 the Saturday evening guests of Mr , 1 weather rrh·nds and lhill tree~> or other t1hclter unLU ltu ~-·-----:~occasion and Mrs Herman Warner word was finally ~sed aJounct I ~TRJBLJNG PLOH~s .,.,,thout doubt that all ol Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Calvert or that there was noLhinR to be ex~:Lt- oJ ' you are our friends. and not · fa.lf Chester were Sunday guests of G etl about. It w9S merely the bats J! weau.er fnend:s W. Davidson and family They the Middleport Recreatiqnal Bllll It v.lll be H comfort to Stribling were accompanied home by their Artists connecting with l:be ofTer -1 when he start.'! to fight his way nephew. Leodell Davidson who Will tngs of Sche.erer, U1e Porncroy pitbaclr. w know that the fuJkij down spend the week end with them M ct Mr s. Cl uu·Ic~ Orcenlrr cher, l3v JAMES L KlLGALLEN South arc still w1th him and that r. an Alter three innings ot paumhn;(, roWld to Max Schmeling Ll thc1r even though he shou] •: hoi' again: M188 Pearl RUSBCJI , Raymond King, the hurler withdrew Hom the line INS Sports Writer ~n'.c'l'e"v'ellaoh,,td. champ10nshi1J ba ttlt' th:-y sllll will h:lollze . .Llm for what Rush Diehl and family attendect of battle t.o bring up the rear 11 hl' dlready has a.ecompllshed the Stevens reunion at the Rock right field while Doc Crow took u;> New York, Aug ,o- In the Jlrl~ :] 1 StribllnK Is still an Idol 1n Oeot1Springa fair ground Sunday the burden anct per(mmed mustlrl!>ht IRCKH .... :lei' a man s on top i iJla, tw\l.cver His SOuthern fuend~ Daie Smith and family, Clell 1 Hines and lamlly were recent gueJit! creditabl)', holdluu the oppo~;1t!on he:. a hero, whr.n h(' bcgliL<; to fl?n haven't deserted hlm JUSt because i FIGHT RESULTS scor!'!less until the ninth when two he's " bum C11ce h 1' ~tmls to s1"?. he cliop{)t'd u fight He may 110 t rl'of Mr and Mrs. Albert Hellman errors contributed toward two un~ a nd the .and of hiS car~>er seer11s turn to the rirlg until n ext. Year 1 At N "' Y k~M 1 R _. _ Bron, to Mr. and Mrs. Denv(!l' earned runs The fir ;;t one wa::. near. hL~ fau-w<-ather flitnds desut but '1\'hm he does the fok e. or axe ose.l Burford. a son, Auallllt 2nd made in the hw·ry lneide"lt to at· him ~lkt! rats ~cuuylng rmm 11- below the Mason d 0 '1 8 d~~n ~IOO!' l. 1\cw York, world's light Hel~n Carl and Ruby Diehl were t.empt.Jng a double play The Mid~ .!Hnkh)g slup til b an xun ne 1 ca'.lwelsh.t champion , defeated Athens visitors Tuesday. dlep.:nt.ers walked oft: wllh tht AhmJSL evr.ry flghter of not.e ha~ w e routing for him Juat as 1Jlmm~ Slattery Bull'alo, 05J heavy end of the ~Ole bentlng the ~;trongly as ever. Tiy,er Thomas Lctpervllle Pa Perw.'• V•nadlw.m Waaltll b ' 'fl th o&iervcd this shallov, tnut among ' ' ' 1 •cwc 1tr: h t. scored locals Y a 7 to 3 t--aunt 1at e:' the hangers-on and lhe rllf-Jatf of Nn: Jon& ago m Macon, un. ne al - 1m1'c n techul.cal I'Pru Ill 1lte 1\'otri(J's laq;~~t 11ourre played ball that was a Winner by ~·· I knu o;oul uver Pol Silvers New. ut \alintllurn nno.J ls belle,ed to h~ \haL margin over the Pumewy PN- thf' ftgln ganw Even such a pupll- 1Y ...vv 1oya1 a.td admiring hleno.s a1 Ym:.. (11 . ' t11e only cnnmr.v In'' hlch 1he metal formers • there can be 110 n=ument l!U' man as Jack Ot mp~>Cy ha~ ex- ~ Strlbnng gathered nround o ban· I E" 1 0 • ., · Wh t l bl t th H t~l o ~ ~ , , 1 ..emp.sey, New York ,Ju.IIOr 111 mlnet] lor lll'lelt nll)ne. Jn tact they played 0 ballll; up J)PIIC,lce(1 ll en he 1ost thf! flUe a e a e o. mp~ t} · game throughout, Pomeinv, ·>ettllll~ l..ha.mpltruUup that night In the rthll and honored "W L " m dcfcot An ....~--~·~--·-~-~-~...~--~·-~·~·--~-~-~-·--~---------------three runs, one at a time. "' :n Pllllacklphht to oe11 e ·runney he 1 atmc~phere that \\ell might c,lU!iC a ~"'"'"' 40 , _ . . . . . . . . _ The runs were scored as !allows : was dellt>rted by lllilll Y of his I tugemg at the h ea•tstrlngs hung Saxton for Middleport d10ve the "fl'lr>:Jds' v.llen h e retwned. to his over the assemblage. ThCE~ folks first ball pitched to left center for " hutel room A tr w IO}'al tollower~ wallt••d to shov. Bli.'\bling that JUSl J;!ngle, Oallaghr.r followed suit Dr- llkt;> 'Jen·y the Greek" andOus WII- l::u;p use he lrn;~ t.o S~:hm•~llng Wll~ I ~wskey ~rc;: :ax~ ~t ~lr: ~~~ .':iOn !he trainer, were about tJw no lCason why he l>hould thlrl k It,! I lS rap 0 " W e o (Ill• · onrs around to eomfmt him a nuuncnt thllt Ins Jld fri en(l.s h.td I Davl_M but on.nawllngs cluut whlc.l GLlH' Tunney was tou snuul cvc1 dcse1tcd hun H Wlll> Ulli! of tlle huclea1ed Shorrs head. Gallagher nnd • 0 , h tl «t II'''' " d 1 lh Demoskey scored Roush WK!i out • p.aee muc le 11 anct 1n 1e ran,1 '-'" t ~ ... vt'r one n e gn m Rt first on his tap to onul. In the nnd !llc of flghl Jam who buzz business of bea~ busting It wns so third Saxton was out. ai. first on t 1~ a nmnd the train i-ng caUt [lS and ~lHp unust·ul it dldn t seem to have :lll} drive to StaBley OallLIG:hcr walket! the rhnmp or the ehal!tnger 011 part In the game at all Dei)'IMkey singled so did Lewis. the back, If allowed. Tunney alApplause shook Lhe 1oom wh .ll Rawlings was out at tl.rst on .)\18 hit '>\'ays had plenty o( friends and spe~l.:ers pointed out the plucKy and to Davis, OO.lla11her ssorln~UI:Ih still haa But when ht~ achio_reQ.,the cour.a.t;eO\l.!l m$:mer In which Btnbslngled, DemosJr:y and Lewis scored champfcmhip he cut lotH.< from lhe ling went down fightlng~hi, gamePI!!B·WKI!HLIN(l AT NO I!XTIA. COST,., CBNTUIY llll: but Evans was out at first on hi;; r lff-raff of the fight gam", kuowlng nc~s in defeat He was ~ti ll ~ UOAN, I99S ,,, CHNTUIY IIIGKT SBDAN, $1lll5, ,, TKIII dl'i.ve to Gaul . heir frlend~h!p was of no account Gen ~;!a's champion. the :;pe-ak -rs OTHILI BIGHTI FIOY 11595 TO $Z295,, • PIICBI AT PA.CTOIT In the ninth Anderson Jtrt~t up Tlp ;.; hurt their feelings but Tun- wantEd Stribling to know. smgled, on, an attempted double ney never cared Wh y sh oulct' lu.··r S~rib's handsomt! face was a slu<lY ~:~ :~~~els!r;ap ;;~s!~~~~~.~dh~t~~ 'I'hev had nothing to !l"ivr htm ~s h : listened to thc..<:e rema rks IF alii! 9I stanley, Bep,vei was forced Galla~ In v1ew or U1e slmllov. attitude I fh;;u was a su:;piciOlL~ qtU\'rr 1.o his gher·::. hit 5oored Andeison an(J on the Jmrt O( th~ average Jt~;:hl lips. A feel of warmth an1J happiwhen Demoskey's gmundcr W!\1:1 mt 3 • fan. 1t 1., refreshing and ~ Limulnt ~ ll<'SS ~r. 1st have welled up m n 1s p layed Sa.xton scorect ln g to nctr lt:l f'XCeptlon Th1s ex-l lleart HI." "Pa" WAS thEn~. l!nd ro Pomeroy's searing wns done m ttpLon J;ns Cr<'lllpcd up m the cn.":e was his 'Ma' ', and hu; w1fe. Clara Pomeroy, Ohio. the tlrst, I'Hth and s1xth tnnmg. cf W11llam l.uw1 encl' ('·Young" I 1They. oi em1rse, were as ptoud of Stivers fllllll?d In the fitst ttnd EtniJjmg. "ho ud lung agu lest by 1 Stilbllnt~ a~ if he had won the Davis tiled to left Stanley the•1 a tcr hnlc RI kuockout m lhc 15tll clJRLIIJlldl.~h .p T!Je tw·nout was ra 1 I 1 1 FINDS HIS FRIENDS ARE STAUNCH EVEN IN DEFEAT - 1 I - - - - -- - -- - - - } i I 1 1 1 I 4 1ihe man who I buys a motor car today without first clrlvlng and prlclnl the Free-Wheeling Hupmoblle, either doesn't know volue ••• or doesn't care. HJl. PM 0 8 I L E ~}al I BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. I f1 fiunous .flavor ITILUE. THE TOILER ~ I I' ' '' • DID IT R:)R ~UR. CfiRL. I=R.It;;NO- NOT YOu single th e Nesse schoollrond bu lldHJt;. smgledtoan,j hit a Stanlu11 g t !ey scmmg Lmd Nes.sy tn kmg :;econd on the throwln Tt w:.~s one of the longest smgle:; e ·r hit, St.Rnk~v scormg from first, lht· Uall OOundlng back toward second bacs Ru~~r 11 llicd kl center In thr. fifU1 Crow :mel Scllnefer had been rt"tlrcd, uw; fmmcr on a Oy lo third and the h•~LcJ on his gtoundc! tu .short when Stivers singled went to third 011 Stunlcy'll Jut and sco1 ed when tbe shm t :-;tup th1ew wild to third Ncssy grounded out to first. In the sixth the Lhird and last nm came In when Ru~IJ ·w alked Oaul singled went to third on Shurr'.o; drtve and scor"'d lifter the left, fielder caught Crow's tl.y. Leading hitters were &xkln, OaiIagher and Rawling!! for Middleport, the two former getting thl ee safeUt!s each, the latLer two Fur Pomeroy Stanley singled three Umcl!l and Gaul twice Gallagher and Dt'moskey each SCOI cd LWICC. \ The Line UJJ Middleport AD R H !:: Saxton, If 5 1 3 o Gallagher. ss 4 2 3 1 Oemo&kC)', cf :; 2 1 o LewiR, 1'1 . f> I I 0 Rawlings, lb 5 0 2 0 Roush, 2b 4 n 1 o :!!:vans, c 4 u o o Anderson. 3b 4 I L o Beaver, p <l 0 0 o I 'totals Pomeroy Stivers, ct Davl8, M Stanley, 2b Ne11selroad, Russell, lb Gaul, 3b . Bhon, If ICrow, rf, 11 Schaefer, p, I ;;~,;,-~- ;~-..-.,;·,~;;-;;-;;-;.,~;;-;.;;;;..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;;;.,;~~~-~-:::~;;~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' 407I:ll c .. . . .. . .. rl . AB 5 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 • R 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 HE 1 !) 1 1 .1 I 1 f) 0 f) 2 0 0 (l 1 0 0 • PLAIN AND PRINTED SILKS Regular $1.50 to $2.50 per yard. $l00 PER YARD PLAIN RAYONS All colors, Chamois, Fifi Crepe, Stripes all over patte1 n~, regular 50c to 69c per yard. and PLAIN and FUR TRIMMED COATS CURTAIN MATERIAL Voile~, Marquisettes in dole, etripes and figures, regula~ 39c to 50c values. lDcPER YD. cool eveninca and for Fall wear. SPECIAL D.c le, pial', Davis to Stanley t() Russell . 1 Hit& 6, run11 5 hll~;, on Bchucfe/0 in three innings, 6 hits. tu:o runs C1f. Ptow In RIX Innings. Losillil' pitcher, Schaefe!'. Umpires, Wyersmlllel and Han·\~. Sooter e. Eistl~tetn. HANDKERCHIEFS Sc EAcn BRASSIERS Regular 50c l)nd 59c. SPECIAL ' ' ' I SOc One Lot sPEciAL ''• ,.!>) ZSc HOSIERY ~PECIAL Pure allk, full fash;oned, narrow heel-ltegular $1.65 and $1.95 per pair. SP,ECIAL BLOOMERS and VESTS Royon and silk, regular $1.00 r>ach. $l25 Al-L !IUMM~ MILLIN~RY 0111 SALE • ,, PAIR 'W£ GIVE S. '& H. Bate on bRlls oft' Schaefer l, oil Bea'tll;• 11 1 , ' ' SPECIAL .. Coat~ that were priced at $15.00 up to $39.95 now arranged in one group for irinD.cdiale aale. Buy now for the ·\ IDeA YARD SPREADS In Gold, Orchid, Yellow and Blue, regula1· $5.00 to $11.50. One Lot of HANDbAGS He gular $1.00 up lo $1.95. S~~CIAL 59c GREEN STAMPS ' ' �• .-• ~ - ~~ 1: -. ... I' oil THttR8DAY, AUGUST I. la.'tl. iethW'Il blaDk. ; heDI UIEATH~RECAST- {·:~~ - ~ bi'OUerl JeatioHP 0 1\pftnpn ft -WoatlJ l ... JO; bean colored brOllen 15-~ ; Uabt eolor'td broiler.& 2S·at: roaten 11·11 duckt 13-U. Butter m&rket. firm: demand rood IUppl,y &mp)l! ; 82 IIJCI?ft 2'i' 1•2: &I KGo.-e 211: 811 IICOfe 24; nandard 2'1' nJcht ·-~ FULL Et:11 : market. ateady; demand U\0• derate; aupply moderate; nearby current J't'Ceipta 18: tn&b enr& ftrtt 20 ; hennery wblte extru 23. Veaetables market ata.dy; ) ht and SRturdU- '*'*"atlly followed by wen Bat.W"dd.y aJterDOOD. or nilht 1n extreme Wm portion ; ~ . b _ l:J ~ aron, the Jake. • UASED WIRE OF Il(TIRNATJONAL NEWS SERVICE de· manli moderate: auppi.JI' modentt tomatoes Ohlo 12 Qt.. No. I 26-'ll; No. 2 :16; ~d lUI boi.M hf bel!lt 'i5; por so.. GeneraJ Weather Conditions '• f l f '' ., . r ~ DB~S 8TEAM£a . ~-o Tht, ,~ 1 Queen City coaled here - "'*' 'Of for. Thrre were flO JMJ.S~ w!tlcb were taking the trip from Plt~r;Jh PUBLIC UT MAGNATE fiGHT IN CUT' IN AJalut Citi.. CompeoyAad itJ Holden ·1\Uliil ·t:ouni,-Educolore Paid by State I Couple Appeal• to Wiacan~ ain Governor for Relief and Sleep ,. HEAfJ-~~ READ INf~NTll[ .. Wlore on J~ Little Chance That bam._ Air Ve11el Will Be UHCI ~n m ttu> watl'r a year or more -·L 1· . d · detutlvts said. Ia Attempt To Br....,. .;..,o1 Diotanc:e All New Straitoville Said To 1 •·· '"'" ''"" "' '"' """ ot th e Health Authoritiee Hard Aa M - Of Prneotio1 Other Recorda Hiold By Zepp Be Objective Of Fed- I sock body""'""' ..mnants or • ~" At Work To Combat Gold From Flow iDa and a aarte,· ~:~tlll rt'IIUt.inln(! Di1eue eraI Aeenb !on tht lett 1e(l. From Reich '--"-''--'=---- .. 1 HELD BY .WUTHEH ~ thf' HURTS ~ERICA Extent of $200,000,000 Aaaually; · Export· era· Pn;teot BJ WAL'I'121. DIETzEL INS Staa' COI'rftpondent •::::. P11D1born P' In Japan, Aa Spies · Eat Well aad Save! C.t Shan in Money • ••• Cap1paigft ToW wa~h~· d and return Baek Salaries To ·Qe Paid Teachers .. New Y~Jrk, Aug. bod}' of a man, .lilr.c! tht" rll!,bt lei!, c';;"",;_iijjj; Meet Kao- Cit, Star Evealy . IN ARGIJMOOi' l.i noa:era on board. A number or Oinclbn&U to New ..., • ••• • ••• •••• Dohe S.Jt lntereat Bou1ht ·=~~· mornlna: a few hours late ,. • ••• •••• Btrlln, Aue. 7-DrMUc eUrtaU· ment of German llllport.a. Mrioualy aft'ecUDJ Amerlcaa indt, wu de- -- fl7en an todaJ. ~~ b1. Grrmt.&tn::.:.:::~~ oorthwe11~ tGday u a meana of pr ' }'elterde.J .,. IWitJ ·-~­ lloW of told trom ~ and Mra. Cbarlel · 'A. ~layed at Prices Never So Low in LaSll 0 Years! • Akla¥lk, to·aOOGtmue to sl*lo '-to by ' • Quality Th~t W:ill Please Every Housewife Can . Be Secured qt All Serv-U- Wei Grocer•! sp&Cln8 ot matn frame~ ...... .. .. .... ... . otlmlll· lfumber of ps eellll ...... " .... .. .. . . ...... .. ~orm.al FANCY TOILET PAPER 3- 1000 Sheet Rolls .. .. .. .. .. 23~£ Wetah' empty or dee~ wel&h& ce11.._.t.ed . t$ee MILK ' f'Wldl iu!l; 3 Large Cans ......... . 2Zc ... Finest Grade Per · · 'Pound .. .. .. .. . ... 43c FANCY PEACHES. 5c Per,Poun~ FANCY Jll! •T OLEO 15c pound 2 Pounds . . . . . . . ..' ' ' L " " U •• 25C BISCUIT food POST TOASTIES 25 22 Wheat Per 24'/t lb Sack . , To My Friends And Supporters 8 '·"" Drou1ht from Ansonia, two froca Hamden, and death of Wort..hlnikNl L. Platte, 28. Flushing, N. Y., at Dtl:;'~::-::~:.· wi~·' ft8arcl ,';. to my po1iti\fa aa/ltpli- ollieer. ' l '.1.1. otlll o condidote fooi-Mor'i\lall elected "Will continue to enforce the law w.i th.. ,._.,_ .o r fa•or an~ with equal faimeq and impar~ to aU. DANA R. (BAY) ROUSH. N~Mc'="~·------~'C------ \faalmwD ~peed cat 3.000 U. alt.h.udel (H~tedl T.U lc:notll Normal fuel eapaclt.J <~telr 'lO.cr.. of uae· lui lift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ... . .. . l2t,M lbs. crew rom.Il'fiWnt : Men, 7'7: omcen, Ul 25 tpiW'l pJane pilotl.l Normal AJlntl crew: Men. 38; ollctn. to . ~T (piU8 p .. De pilOU.J PoUoW1nl il a oom. . rlson of the Akroll, wl.th other recent atrshlpl: · . :1.470,000 .... An ..... ......... . (lrat. zeppeiLD . . . . . . . ''Control remalnB lD tbe baudl PENNANT SODA OR BUTfER CRACKERS Per.Pac:lraae ........ 18c \ CR .' CHEESE .' HI 1 • 23c Package ... ~ . : .. .......... lOU ft . m 102 715 ft. 133 ft. 113.t tt. ft. 101 ft. it three) 1 2 Pa=Je, .. .. .. .. 35e VE&.VEETA CHEESE . . Per ., ceon&m..etiOOP.P . . .... .. ... · · · ·. Akron ..... " ... ... " .. . . .. . R~lOO or ........... . . 3.108.000 ... .. ...... 5.DIIO,GOO 651 ft. PORK&BEANS 3 Cans ---- 0... Kilh Wife, . _ S.UF• · Other Shaola F -. Mate """ s.u For ........... . I tor •• H.t to CoaaerYa- ; tioa Cowoeil Oolumbll6. 0~. '1'-INB--'Iil the role of a mediator, Governor George White today wW at.t.empt. ~ 47c THESE PRICES ARE F()R CASH ONLY ........ ......,. -to - DOl Hamilton. Pomeroy 11 Store$ ¥iddleport . Mauar'• Groc:er,. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . P&- JZ..L Sch-.....a A Roed•l .......... -· ... Pio- 34'7-L ,· Ewina'• Caab GrocerY .......•........ , . _ 133-1. Epple Grocery ...... , ..... .. ....... P.._ IJI.« GUllo a: Whltlcick ............•.•.•. n - 317-L Ful'!le Crac111'7 .................... ,.._ 111-R I Wltlte'o Sltltl<l c4"9fof~. 'ffil. :f , .............. P~ ....._ C. 0.' Fioloer Marue.... . . . ........ Ploattie MI-L ' ..... . . ... n.. Bl1 :l c-r. MlddleP!*I ........ ·. , . _ ...._ N - B-. Ci>au ,,.s,..acU.. ·....... "'-a iU-L Jl N. Ratli~ .... ~-·· .... : . I ; .. Rtotlaltcl, 9ida' . .' " ,~ . EnDUib atllla haYe bren ftmoved I:.M drift a&a.rted to CUi. pro~~~~.pllon8 or DlOJ'e a day. estimated. A ahiNna of state qenta by Malbew bu llftU.Y blcreased the Lor- llftrdtvenru and eftkLency or en~ Be fOI'Ct'lllellt 1n tbai. area, ht asserted. --- ~ -J'8PDI't that I am not a candidate for Mar.hall ia Mlln&o and without foundation. It it true that I did •• Maraball at a recent ...Uon of Couacil but doae for tbe ,fOol• purpOH of conformi"rt to a New Haven, Conn., Aug. 7- IN&IufanUle pa.ralysis persbited in t.hlt area today with two boY8 beiD,I ou. VOl. Lrnth Max. Dlam ~.p~ 2 Lat·ge or 3 .small pkgE... . . . . C ENGLISH BREAKFAST BACON Per Pound . .. .. .. .. C FLOUR Made from home grown lb~. <8U m. p. l\.1 The cheapest meat you can buy 2 Cans for . . . . . . C .. 2Sc 2 Packages For ........ . 18:ii,GOO .... uaetul JUt total%. total lift ..... ... . . Number or enalnes . . .. ... . .... ....... . liullnum horlle power (sef Ievell ... .. · ... · · 39C )b$.. 403,000 lhG. ru .. . ·RatJo FANCY PU!K SALMON Post Toasties ·the w/te.up ~' ~~ ' . hrUum llft.lng .083 lbll. per cu. 321,000 ... . 6.500.000 cu. tl Nominal ps volume Cg&e eeiLB 86% fulH lhid ford Elberta.' II OllffUI Wt CesUmat.e<H <Bee NgM :II . .. . . .. · CHIPSO 2 Lat·ge Packagee No~ EDIIWK DlnO'ftlifG w.·.rt. Nu!, ~u!'s; pacify Ohio sporl.8men who dlarP that the Ohio con~~ervaUon divlldon ls bek"lg dllmlnai:H by poUticlana.. The Governor wiU be hpat. lo members of the State CODRI'fttloo. STAll QUAilftUACK WEDS council tonlgh\ at a dinner •' . a downtown hotel where sportmulla wm have an opportunity to mi:A!r their protA!at.a. State Director ot Aarieui\Ul'tl L 8. Tiffin, 0 .• AUI. '1'-IN&-The elop~ Guthery, head of the ~nra.tlon anent Df Dwl4!:hi. L Haley, all-Ohio dlvlalon, who wu ac:cused by 1J)OtU, quarterbaclr: on Bddelbeq: oolleir'll men at a meetlnl' at BuCkeye Late undefeated footbaU team last fall. laat. .eek ot allowtna" poJtlcll &o eb~ and llil!lhlll'rtil! V. A.liJe!'t 01' 'I'Uiln, \er lbto COIUJel'nUon, will IWl pne- wiUillfl''-" IM .attend!d hJah aehool, eat at the meet.bll. ,· hM ~ rawltd bere today, ' .tlbnlerw.tton CIOinlllJslltoner- .l'obn ~o!i"i&,·~-- lllll'erecl a eolia.- ;iltlefl....... Albert were ftd... W. ~ o1' EUda. also wiD •i· dedi -~tml. K.J .. lalt a..tur... tftllkvft "" &ook a motor l1de ItM day. thi.V 1ad$1Utd to tbelr rrtendl .Boveral membenJ or tbe muncn aDd when . . ftWrned . hie lu!re. Baler" ... 111'8dllatecl froQl lare aid to ba.ve t.breatened tO '111eadore, said. the. 1lln!otor .llridelbei'J . la .:rune. after aturtna lila un~. tqe ,auQed political dor · "'"•·'"',j~~·"p&ten qulle wen aad wu m · ror three yeus Ia football and ~;QblaUOD o1 tpe dtpartmeat 111 q. tptrlta." ' a..&eu.u.. 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