https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/078dd44cfff1ad0d4a2ee5579c08c4d1.pdf d0a267158c8e0c1a49e55f9d36322c2a PDF Text Text • .-• ~ - ~~ 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.. ' ,1110\'ed. . . wu apln re:- I •. "·"~' ··~ · · ':-· · · ·. . "'· · • • J , re. ·· · ~ - ·~ ... • �PIUDAT, AUOCII1" 1, 1131 • Ployo. Lyon• ol Chester W Va llio.Und lD uy way by any IL&\elnema when tile lat.t.er ~·tlhl to artellt m&de by hl.m an•l they r~rve ~..b e h.lm Wo'IIJ!I hunted throurllolu, tbil f'11ht to Ule the ue ct eotsection today by a.uthoritie& umn to hll 11 they ~ee .ftt w take tyoru aald. th5 man w}Jo wu to a contrary CO that. taken have been llnftted 11bdued!d him In by him ' • West Vir1'1nla and brought hlrn [•cr05-' the OhW river to near uw Rear Admlul W A Y.otreu. chid city BREWSTER 18 BILOKE of the Naval burea.u ur ~~oeronaui.iCII and army ami navy aldel ChJef Lyona Akl he et.ea).le'd rrom 1 P W Lltt-hfteld preaident of the hl! kidnaper ooly by leaplng from 1 Los Angeles Cal, Aug 'J-INsOoodyear·Zeppelln oorporation ana the man • auWmoblle Eugene v Krewst.er, former pu)).. the Akron weloomlnll' oommlttt:e lusher of • motl.o:n picture ma1azine will meet them ~~ond escon them to the ~rt.ase country club !or JunQ IwhOse w~alth at. one tlmts was numcheon 11ft.er which Mrs Hoover will ~ 1n the m1Uiona \oda.y bad on be t.tt~en lA) the dock to christen the file r: voluntary IJI?tltJon In b&nk1 G Ulnued !rom page one I blf <ilrlrlblt! She wtll re1eaae a ruptcy ftoclr: or 48 raclnc Plaeons symboll.tlng the !reelnR of the nny aJrahlp JW Laurence Dickey snd M11rion 1:1 Less than UOO n!m&tns .1! hl.8 fortrom lt-1!! earthly bond! ~ present manq:ement tWI'' BtPWI'ter .sa1d m his pet1t1on 1sharp who have been a810Ciated WID ;,he For the present the ex-millionaire 1paper !or some t.tme and In dlrf'ct HVNT FOR COP KIDNAPER 1charge skull'! Ule dea.U\ la.:;t Ju.nu- t.c: ac.mg a.s an author a represenlary or Walter 8 Dlckey 1ts Ia , ~ t&.tlv.. among publishers and moUon Ea t Ll ~ verpo1 0 AU( 1-1N8--A Iowner Under the contract mad£ picture prc.ducers He Y-ld he ~ man who lr:ldnu.ped poU!:i! C'hld With Mr Doherty they au~ nvt to Hgnt hl5 way back to rlchn be wcorpor11t«t ln the second craft ~nee the Navy dl partment mtsh t delay COIUt.ruction for a short Umf' they aald Ever)'thlna waa ln re&dlness for \be arrival ol Yn Hoover from Wuhin(t.on at 11 to a m t.omor· row Bhe will be accompanied by PIUDAT. A1100111" 1, lUI 1111: OAU..Y TJUBUN'I POtdROT, ORJO. -· 1 1? The Stowaway ' 'I I -May.f,e -- I'm > • Wrori'g~· t Br Jalu> P. Modbury Rothreb Pitcheo Three Hit Game In Winninr Contest ---- help asking for money It.'l Wonden of Na&IU'e You can alwa)s tell a family hotel by the amount of quarreling in tile ' I Lobby poe;tp<m I tbe The new d1alt;;hones were tn- KQlden rule vent«t for people who can't aJ!ord Take U. or Leave JL tQ play roulette and stUl want to The Prince of Wales aaddle seem& carnble , to be the tumble aeat. Momentous MomtDM Ode to a Sammet' Be&Oii Girl When a cross-eyed rnan start$ Never hold aU your eggs In one eating in a OllC arm lunch room ham mock I I D herty WHITEW~S~EO Bl RAil~ DAD B0l S I reJ:preu Brothers Buy Twin Autos Con••bl.al Caauallia A bigamist 1:s a man who has the wrong number or The McQuigg brothers (George and Will) have purchased Dodge Brothers Six Sedans from Rawlings brothers in Middleport. The likes of these two brothers are expressed even to the extent of auto preference. When Will leaves for his horne in sunny California he will drive his new Dodge. Six, noted for thfir dependable transportation and thf last word in motor car cornfort. The Rawlings agency also sold a new Plymouth and one used car on the same day the Me· 9Higg brothers purchased t h e i r cars. This broughfto the end a perfect day in face of the depression. • • During the month of July, Dodge and Plyntouth sales exceeded the nearest competitor by 54)%. This proves that in spite of the so-called depression people insist on QUALITY in their autorn..biles. This is the reason for their INCREASI~G SALES and P()PULARITY. . ' F~EE WHEELING DODGE AND FLOATING ·'POWER PLYMOUTH:LEAD IN SALF..S IN MANY SECTIONS ALL OVER r THE UNITED STATES by ANTHONY ABBOT COPYR!tJHT _.ty COVI(;I FR/l:/)£ ' __., DlSTRfDUT£'D ..8Y ' 1 ' .. l Drlverll olsixes ae-,er .,,., less ...' .. ....." :g FAVORITISM EVi'JUAi. UA \~ago the youna daugh~r of Amba!j:mdor DnweH wa• arrc•ted and fined !nr •pecdutg '" S Ch1~agu Later she was g~ve judge to se nd her check mitei " " ...,..,.. ",,'1'......••••....,,.......•........., ' cclal pcrmuuHon hy tht gomg to the annoyance «t ft"'•" 'il , ~ l"!' ''" " ted t~ot she be put to the e~tra inconvomence a• f11rther punt•l1ment for breaktnll Ute law under which 1 e was ~ure11tect anrl Hncd, as it i& a morp,l certumt.Y the '11'~11 ~mpunt of t)1e fine moan! nothlnll in the 111m4 <>f thi• ' ye 01 old 111rl. Judges in Jtosthon• ouch &! ~oj::hlc'llf" •fi fpund hjrl)•clf, sho~ld wcl11h moat cartltU!ll"'fhe elhct l •lr aclion• mtcrht rr"duoe •• one 1\tt, little though 1i mfly 1::··:,. ~~!!Ill !>~ ltsp!f. "'"Y •lP an untold amount pf harm. ' ,,_,-·. 1/ •W~ CtJ"Il•~ lfU"doD .... ~ ••ll..e;d· lllp """"' ... ,....,, of a ct.o...,lel Sb, ,.. """' lmaw wh,- theM driftP feel •• ~ ~ 'St"'-oq, tliJe•t•rtH,~ the motH ...-~Dfl .,_le• 1u ,.,.,.., Thfew lD the --------- oertomly have shorp tonaues, " . aod fte1IIHJit:r you 4dK'Ciyt IC!l an •L1"..qf· lnMr •mootbnea, ai.c-eylinder 8edbllltJ'. o.e, lwo mUIIn OWM:I9 haft tetlll!i _. ' pwmw:1 th.. at....,.Uilder cu.nlet tlll~f"'" Ther haM 1foupcl that It~~ I• ... and oil othe.. luiTe fcttJatl t* ••r th•l II "'\iu.,JI1 T!'ef 10'1•.,. upkeqo 'l"'!f. hT ~tlo• ~llniiDUIDo TIM,kf'O'f' • •b.thbeUQill"'!Wf -.J-IliMJtber would Dnfl' IM!!Mtlafitd with IIIU! hql•t.., to a ' Begins Saturday, August 8th, and brings the lowest prices. and best values, ip Nationally Known Makes of Furniture we ~a,., ever been able to offer. aldlll al top &plllld-tben throttle 8IW tllBYB~tE' stt ' • and f'IIMtt ellp. Blip loto "billa," 1-"" .....,.,.,.,.,.,,,at prl<., '""''"''''"1. '41' ~ to" 7 S ..,.,..•• , .•. ~~o.mnc.v~ ... ~~·· ..... ~m,.,....,......., L--~ n~\l]i&,~YI'- thwt l>'' i\fHill~.l !1.~~~- !~~~~!;;: o~:-\~~~~~~~~~~~f:~~ ~Ia§'~ ~ ~~~~~~i"qll'·af b4t they i~!;,i:.:'·~~.,:,··~~ ""' ~•" ,..,_ . . . . t:be'l'l ••r otb"f ,..., ~~~tel P,loiOI'btt· For tM.A. the I' fQtH dow1111 to btnely • crawl. The •moothlllleM flf ..W O'G m.ultlple qiJaden. Rer ......W ..., lllOftl thlak of &1'"111 up .. eluteh, •blft lato t'low"-aiMI f'_. daat •moolhne•· CbantJIIIIInto ..eeeoml," hit a "r'"'••- •weer , fOJ anJ ...IPI IEMo Drlvl'll'll l ~ ,f ~fll.,,. JUriSt ve , 11Walo•• brt.en of M-ea •n sp4dled Already lhctc lUC f1u too mar1.r comJJiaints b) th e .,.ucalled common people who msu;t there 11::1 one \uw and measunnl( 8l1ck b} wh}ch they are meu~ured and trlCd and anothet fot their wealthier brethren. When llllltances such If th Cl Da1A ca hapjwnmg are chronicled, naturall y those who arc maklnu a fight on the unfair logislaUon, real Ill' f'l'ncwd, point to 1t ~· pmof of thel1 atlcll&tions, and cerf.ltinly, 1t Is most dltflcull to disprove their ariument in the'-"'""··'·'face of :wch c.vidq,~1co . As a mMttcr Or fact, were the facts known to )h Qawoo he probably would have dJocourago<t such favorill,ll' tQ hi • d•ughter as un l\r.wrtcan and u~hlr and would ' ~·· ,....,. of commg duwn to the City Hall to make :1ettl emcnt The actton hy the' 1udg~ 1n tluP. m~tance mny he pt:l'tecth all right HO t.tr :1!-1 Jrw. ami \eg.tl techmcn\JtiCs nrc cuncelned, but c~1taml)• tl was nn ennt 111 Jodgmt!nt on the pa1 t the ELBERFELDS August Furniture Sale ' ,. ~., ,• ~Un.; ' ·J:. ii.-.i.1it1....U.li~C .r..:..r...~.~n.o.t..,~ A:.l.Londi;.L...J.i ~ ~~tYNP••JJ~~!rm~re ~UJ·-·~~~ o~.~· ~w~·~ ""'~~~it..t ,fn plaln*figures showing bOth the regular pnce an llle August Sale Price-}hike yourself at horne- Walk through these departments-aDd-see the tremendous savings. You are always welcome here. ..,..,.. G. Jl. "- C: Ill!"~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy. �PIUDAT, AUOCII1" 1, 1131 • Ployo. Lyon• ol Chester W Va llio.Und lD uy way by any IL&\elnema when tile lat.t.er ~·tlhl to artellt m&de by hl.m an•l they r~rve ~..b e h.lm Wo'IIJ!I hunted throurllolu, tbil f'11ht to Ule the ue ct eotsection today by a.uthoritie& umn to hll 11 they ~ee .ftt w take tyoru aald. th5 man w}Jo wu to a contrary CO that. taken have been llnftted 11bdued!d him In by him ' • West Vir1'1nla and brought hlrn [•cr05-' the OhW river to near uw Rear Admlul W A Y.otreu. chid city BREWSTER 18 BILOKE of the Naval burea.u ur ~~oeronaui.iCII and army ami navy aldel ChJef Lyona Akl he et.ea).le'd rrom 1 P W Lltt-hfteld preaident of the hl! kidnaper ooly by leaplng from 1 Los Angeles Cal, Aug 'J-INsOoodyear·Zeppelln oorporation ana the man • auWmoblle Eugene v Krewst.er, former pu)).. the Akron weloomlnll' oommlttt:e lusher of • motl.o:n picture ma1azine will meet them ~~ond escon them to the ~rt.ase country club !or JunQ IwhOse w~alth at. one tlmts was numcheon 11ft.er which Mrs Hoover will ~ 1n the m1Uiona \oda.y bad on be t.tt~en lA) the dock to christen the file r: voluntary IJI?tltJon In b&nk1 G Ulnued !rom page one I blf <ilrlrlblt! She wtll re1eaae a ruptcy ftoclr: or 48 raclnc Plaeons symboll.tlng the !reelnR of the nny aJrahlp JW Laurence Dickey snd M11rion 1:1 Less than UOO n!m&tns .1! hl.8 fortrom lt-1!! earthly bond! ~ present manq:ement tWI'' BtPWI'ter .sa1d m his pet1t1on 1sharp who have been a810Ciated WID ;,he For the present the ex-millionaire 1paper !or some t.tme and In dlrf'ct HVNT FOR COP KIDNAPER 1charge skull'! Ule dea.U\ la.:;t Ju.nu- t.c: ac.mg a.s an author a represenlary or Walter 8 Dlckey 1ts Ia , ~ t&.tlv.. among publishers and moUon Ea t Ll ~ verpo1 0 AU( 1-1N8--A Iowner Under the contract mad£ picture prc.ducers He Y-ld he ~ man who lr:ldnu.ped poU!:i! C'hld With Mr Doherty they au~ nvt to Hgnt hl5 way back to rlchn be wcorpor11t«t ln the second craft ~nee the Navy dl partment mtsh t delay COIUt.ruction for a short Umf' they aald Ever)'thlna waa ln re&dlness for \be arrival ol Yn Hoover from Wuhin(t.on at 11 to a m t.omor· row Bhe will be accompanied by PIUDAT. A1100111" 1, lUI 1111: OAU..Y TJUBUN'I POtdROT, ORJO. -· 1 1? The Stowaway ' 'I I -May.f,e -- I'm > • Wrori'g~· t Br Jalu> P. Modbury Rothreb Pitcheo Three Hit Game In Winninr Contest ---- help asking for money It.'l Wonden of Na&IU'e You can alwa)s tell a family hotel by the amount of quarreling in tile ' I Lobby poe;tp<m I tbe The new d1alt;;hones were tn- KQlden rule vent«t for people who can't aJ!ord Take U. or Leave JL tQ play roulette and stUl want to The Prince of Wales aaddle seem& carnble , to be the tumble aeat. Momentous MomtDM Ode to a Sammet' Be&Oii Girl When a cross-eyed rnan start$ Never hold aU your eggs In one eating in a OllC arm lunch room ham mock I I D herty WHITEW~S~EO Bl RAil~ DAD B0l S I reJ:preu Brothers Buy Twin Autos Con••bl.al Caauallia A bigamist 1:s a man who has the wrong number or The McQuigg brothers (George and Will) have purchased Dodge Brothers Six Sedans from Rawlings brothers in Middleport. The likes of these two brothers are expressed even to the extent of auto preference. When Will leaves for his horne in sunny California he will drive his new Dodge. Six, noted for thfir dependable transportation and thf last word in motor car cornfort. The Rawlings agency also sold a new Plymouth and one used car on the same day the Me· 9Higg brothers purchased t h e i r cars. This broughfto the end a perfect day in face of the depression. • • During the month of July, Dodge and Plyntouth sales exceeded the nearest competitor by 54)%. This proves that in spite of the so-called depression people insist on QUALITY in their autorn..biles. This is the reason for their INCREASI~G SALES and P()PULARITY. . ' F~EE WHEELING DODGE AND FLOATING ·'POWER PLYMOUTH:LEAD IN SALF..S IN MANY SECTIONS ALL OVER r THE UNITED STATES by ANTHONY ABBOT COPYR!tJHT _.ty COVI(;I FR/l:/)£ ' __., DlSTRfDUT£'D ..8Y ' 1 ' .. l Drlverll olsixes ae-,er .,,., less ...' .. ....." :g FAVORITISM EVi'JUAi. UA \~ago the youna daugh~r of Amba!j:mdor DnweH wa• arrc•ted and fined !nr •pecdutg '" S Ch1~agu Later she was g~ve judge to se nd her check mitei " " ...,..,.. ",,'1'......••••....,,.......•........., ' cclal pcrmuuHon hy tht gomg to the annoyance «t ft"'•" 'il , ~ l"!' ''" " ted t~ot she be put to the e~tra inconvomence a• f11rther punt•l1ment for breaktnll Ute law under which 1 e was ~ure11tect anrl Hncd, as it i& a morp,l certumt.Y the '11'~11 ~mpunt of t)1e fine moan! nothlnll in the 111m4 <>f thi• ' ye 01 old 111rl. Judges in Jtosthon• ouch &! ~oj::hlc'llf" •fi fpund hjrl)•clf, sho~ld wcl11h moat cartltU!ll"'fhe elhct l •lr aclion• mtcrht rr"duoe •• one 1\tt, little though 1i mfly 1::··:,. ~~!!Ill !>~ ltsp!f. "'"Y •lP an untold amount pf harm. ' ,,_,-·. 1/ •W~ CtJ"Il•~ lfU"doD .... ~ ••ll..e;d· lllp """"' ... ,....,, of a ct.o...,lel Sb, ,.. """' lmaw wh,- theM driftP feel •• ~ ~ 'St"'-oq, tliJe•t•rtH,~ the motH ...-~Dfl .,_le• 1u ,.,.,.., Thfew lD the --------- oertomly have shorp tonaues, " . aod fte1IIHJit:r you 4dK'Ciyt IC!l an •L1"..qf· lnMr •mootbnea, ai.c-eylinder 8edbllltJ'. o.e, lwo mUIIn OWM:I9 haft tetlll!i _. ' pwmw:1 th.. at....,.Uilder cu.nlet tlll~f"'" Ther haM 1foupcl that It~~ I• ... and oil othe.. luiTe fcttJatl t* ••r th•l II "'\iu.,JI1 T!'ef 10'1•.,. upkeqo 'l"'!f. hT ~tlo• ~llniiDUIDo TIM,kf'O'f' • •b.thbeUQill"'!Wf -.J-IliMJtber would Dnfl' IM!!Mtlafitd with IIIU! hql•t.., to a ' Begins Saturday, August 8th, and brings the lowest prices. and best values, ip Nationally Known Makes of Furniture we ~a,., ever been able to offer. aldlll al top &plllld-tben throttle 8IW tllBYB~tE' stt ' • and f'IIMtt ellp. Blip loto "billa," 1-"" .....,.,.,.,.,.,,,at prl<., '""''"''''"1. '41' ~ to" 7 S ..,.,..•• , .•. ~~o.mnc.v~ ... ~~·· ..... ~m,.,....,......., L--~ n~\l]i&,~YI'- thwt l>'' i\fHill~.l !1.~~~- !~~~~!;;: o~:-\~~~~~~~~~~~f:~~ ~Ia§'~ ~ ~~~~~~i"qll'·af b4t they i~!;,i:.:'·~~.,:,··~~ ""' ~•" ,..,_ . . . . t:be'l'l ••r otb"f ,..., ~~~tel P,loiOI'btt· For tM.A. the I' fQtH dow1111 to btnely • crawl. The •moothlllleM flf ..W O'G m.ultlple qiJaden. Rer ......W ..., lllOftl thlak of &1'"111 up .. eluteh, •blft lato t'low"-aiMI f'_. daat •moolhne•· CbantJIIIIInto ..eeeoml," hit a "r'"'••- •weer , fOJ anJ ...IPI IEMo Drlvl'll'll l ~ ,f ~fll.,,. JUriSt ve , 11Walo•• brt.en of M-ea •n sp4dled Already lhctc lUC f1u too mar1.r comJJiaints b) th e .,.ucalled common people who msu;t there 11::1 one \uw and measunnl( 8l1ck b} wh}ch they are meu~ured and trlCd and anothet fot their wealthier brethren. When llllltances such If th Cl Da1A ca hapjwnmg are chronicled, naturall y those who arc maklnu a fight on the unfair logislaUon, real Ill' f'l'ncwd, point to 1t ~· pmof of thel1 atlcll&tions, and cerf.ltinly, 1t Is most dltflcull to disprove their ariument in the'-"'""··'·'face of :wch c.vidq,~1co . As a mMttcr Or fact, were the facts known to )h Qawoo he probably would have dJocourago<t such favorill,ll' tQ hi • d•ughter as un l\r.wrtcan and u~hlr and would ' ~·· ,....,. of commg duwn to the City Hall to make :1ettl emcnt The actton hy the' 1udg~ 1n tluP. m~tance mny he pt:l'tecth all right HO t.tr :1!-1 Jrw. ami \eg.tl techmcn\JtiCs nrc cuncelned, but c~1taml)• tl was nn ennt 111 Jodgmt!nt on the pa1 t the ELBERFELDS August Furniture Sale ' ,. ~., ,• ~Un.; ' ·J:. ii.-.i.1it1....U.li~C .r..:..r...~.~n.o.t..,~ A:.l.Londi;.L...J.i ~ ~~tYNP••JJ~~!rm~re ~UJ·-·~~~ o~.~· ~w~·~ ""'~~~it..t ,fn plaln*figures showing bOth the regular pnce an llle August Sale Price-}hike yourself at horne- Walk through these departments-aDd-see the tremendous savings. You are always welcome here. ..,..,.. G. Jl. "- C: Ill!"~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy. �1m DAILY ' H. C. TRIBQ!q, ioomoi, OHIO. PRmA Y. At!O'OBT 1, IN I. Qriatll•lcii'MI Clludtl "SPiliiT'' b tho ouloet for tiM Lu10a.Sermon 1o all Chlli"Cbea of Chriat. Sclentbt, for Sundar, Au. I lneJudt the I to 11 ow lacMltetloiUI ,..., from lluk 11., ru•t e. Tbe Bible FOSTER Ohio. . I~:;~~· I: PRIDiT. A'OO'OBT 1, 1)81. Y WULD Alf M... E. Clltl.oH t"][E&&I ·atJM. I'OMDO'I C l f u l - .,._ ldwliOI t!JO a. q.. 1 (11:231241: "For YOrUJII&J unto Roo-. far lmpr-•••i( )'ou, Tbat wboaonu 11iall U)' nto l.'p to the prel5t!nt tilDe u.. hU· teachim1, doctrine .ot j•tbil mountlliD, Bt thou Nmoved, 10.16 follOwed bJ n111n race baa mnd" u11e orbam11 nuT a.t.rnsT' cuvacu 1 :-.o lll'r ~Prlt. uf 1111 llrn!n cu.()Be:tJ. are to hlll'f' IllY dai.m ud be thou caat into the Hli aftd IPt~~~]~tht put.. beinhanoourwlth tb&U not doubt in bla butt butT aervttee a\ 2:30p.m. •- C. Knaaer, Put«, Mtidkport -W11mnn'1 Hom(' ('omfonnluno -- - - - - -· 7:46, "NEYER MAN wbicb be aaltb ~all eom.e to ru•; he aball have whataoever he uith. Vote for - · - .,. ••• Therdo:rt I II)' unto )'011, PfRCY L PEOPLE~ for :0::::-':::':":::t"-::-::;;--;;;:-=~= Waat tbloca 10ever ye deeire, when M Councilman for t'omeyoyU:lt[l liiMPSON METHODlST CHURCH clabti for eve1·y qe. One for you. ye pray, bellne tbat ye re,~eive ~ .~~i..~t':., Th~ prtmi.ry clul end Junoorl Pur:al A. BriJht. Pastor ,t.'lornlnlf · .WfVICe at 10 :30 ser~ 1 them, and ye lhall ha\e !hem. I del . RepublicaD ticket. 7·31-81 . st 8:10. •-r"""""' ..,.1a1111 0t til M E 8 da Jesse Brewa~r Sunday SChool mon tOpic "In His Temple every~ The :ueteoi1~Sermon al 0 tnc u ~~ro ~' WUI M taiiiA f• :ave a po"'~ T~~... ~en~~00.. •arut"tne"''l •. ~::. Combined 'worship and Sun: thmg saith, Otory:' An1.hem by tht'l the f~tlowlq pasla&'ell from,. the prayer •l 1111 Ulaa , .Jalldla.ul ....... of •oy ........_ .. da],_~:hool 9 . 00 a rn <:hulr Chri1t1an Science textbook, Seltftaf;J..tlq cmtl fer ~ada. iDIIr• chunlh honortnc Muter Doyle Jr eve~tnr 'sru~lces In our Evening worship at the Simpson I ene~ aDd ~ealth with Key to tb~ of lka and Norman MeKDIIht who are M E chUich at 7 .30 . I ~w~turee, bf Mary Baker Eddy. pertott to rou~• Ill movm• to Spm.cer Wedne&day. After Alii. 9, there a1e four mule : Monday evening the teachers an<J Chnatiana reJoice In eecret beau1. Bun set hour, I ~ft IDIIrtkiM tor 111'101 M1.la Be-. knl.lht save a party Bunde.)'l'l In tile contet·ence year. ot'll:cers of 'the BltJie school meet. and booftty, hidden from the worl ' cream at IW1nl - ., ~~er Sunday «=hool cla6s ot g1rls Conference meeta In Colmnbu~;, Wednesday eventns tb.e Clrde I but known to God. Se!f~foreetful· £LECTRIC TJiEA TRE, POMEROY hiJt. .:«fee, hot day eventne. 8ej9t. 8 v:HJ meet e.l lhe Pre.!lbyterJilu neu, purity, and atreetlon are eon- , that iOCi with lt. Friday and Saturday I oa.ecuUft IDierUoDI for ..._. Mr. and )ln. c w Petty 15 pent 1church 1 stant prayer1. Practice Jl()t pro- 1 He.,. and aee; Betty Compeon, Conrad N~; Robed Arne• aad ol t. the w111elt end at Huntington .... ,,. 1 fe~•ion, underatanCing not belief,, --::-:--- _.,. '"' ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCII ' h d 1 h " d of -._ .... k~~... iniJ Mf'. and .Mra. R. L Archer J C PI l l. B. CHURCH, ENTERPRISE gam. t e ear an r g t nar. 'fielde Moore Ia ... _ . , _ . ..... JJorotk•• Ho'" f Wh l'· · lch, l"aa.or B Mor...,,., Paol" omn1potenee and they anuredly eall B. •-:;·· IMlll tor one tncorrect •&~ oucn o ee "'i spent Sunday school 9 a m. B"hoo't m 1 dov.'ll lnflnlte blenln.wt~~" (15:26), Sunduhy 9th . . 8 9 30 1preac 1na: aervtcea it ·-:.n~;~;·~; "THREE WHO LOVED" ot I.DJ ad.ftlUiement.. aron 1u the week end with Mr and Mrs. A Morning worship 10 a m . ... .. . · A women'• deatbleu dewolkla io man. Hvertlaementa ebould bl ·report,ed B. Omden. No l!venlni services. PJ.el:tchlng 7.30 P m. I 1 by Rev. L T Norris .~ immed.lal.ei.J. Chl'rles Guthrie ot WILRhlngton Wednesday, Luther League 7 JO I Pw,~er selvlce 7.30. Wednesday ~~n~•·s Mets~ cohunlldty. AU m:~~~~~ Biflhop W E. MUsrrave. Aloo Comedy "The Thirteenth Alarm" C ' is vltdUns Dr. and Mrs C. p. m. even ~~~ e w ves, an... c ten are v ,~ catlon exerctaes will be w. Pt:tty. Mr. Guthrie is a former 1 ed to thls servtc;e. · ' afternoon followed in the oyoeniilfl fOI' RentHartford boy having been born here FIRST PRF.SBYTIERI.\N CHURCII I U. 8 · CHURCH -~ IJy a sbort aervlee. A cordial but movq away when a boy. He Rev. T. Boyd G~y. Ph. D. Paator B. Morgan, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST tat.ion is extended to all. -.nMorning service 10 30, subJ•"t Suuday School 9 30 a. m. MIDDLEPORT _ 1 LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT' IPOR R2l'rl'-Two o.d.ce room• uoo.o:u came bact to &pend hb sum- 'The Scnrlet Line In Lhe window """ 1 p ll'ac h 111g an d communion o. t 1 Fred I. GBI'daer, Pastor HETH&Nl M. E. CBU&CH Oourt 8&.~ ovu;~ulldln&: and Lou IJl>en here 1Vith hia uncles Manly Evemng s~rvlce 7 30 ~UbJect "All 1lO 30 a Ill mld\;eek prayer and 9 15, Bible school Please be wiU\ Glran L Tenadl Mlllll&er · Friday and Satu• Jay omce. In fine CODdlUc.n, wt~ and Matthew Brown. Air. fixed U!lOn Him:· . 1pud~;e service. Wedne~day 7:30 p. m. l us eaCh Sunday, to enJoy and pro~ ' Hear aad .ee: COn.ny Tearle,' )lyraa Loy, .l. Plrrell, McDoD.ald, Iteam beat. Bee C. X. Dow • ha.s been on the stase tor many school 9 15 Supt Mr 1 Every one .velcome I fit by the service. and to Qelp us 9.1!; A. M. Bunda)' school. Loretta Yoan; an4 others In Edw. Ebenb&ch, Polnero)', ObJo. yean playlfli" In Able'• Irish Rose Orate, · Chambers • maintain a high averaae in at· JO·ilO A. M. Morning service 01 I :=:,ro oJiloe l'OOIDI GiOl I · = all ever the U. 8 A. and In Eng· Honer ~oul' preseme ut The t 'lrst Ba.pt.i!lt L:iiURCH tendance wors... Jp. Anthem ;.)y ct1oU'. Recep.- j TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" land and France. He wu accom~ lhese services All wclcume. POMI:ROY • 10·20. Mornmg worship Sermon uon <~f memben How far llb'otll4 a Jlrl 1• to hold a man atalnst t.be wiles or a se:x _ panied here b'J Mr. and l.!r8. Peter 1 I subject. "Chrlsttan Unity at Home'' I 7 .30 p M :ivenins &e vi f -1Prieh:t.t •lao or Wasbinn+..... , 0 0 PEAC A.lon:£u R. ~lark. Ph. D., Minister 6:30 c. E l'iel·vlce. · · r ce o f~lnl eullef or .._ aac......... t: EV A.NGELICAL AND I 9 30 a. m. Bible sc....,ool Aten 7 :30 Evening Evaniel!Atic servlc~ wonthlp at Simpson M. E. church. 1 ------------Mr ·•nd Mrs. Harry Hlggen~J. and BlblTbeophti Mehl, Mlnilit~r snam, Supt 10 :20 a n1. public Sermon. subject· "Through Cloud Wednesday evcmJn~~: the choir Alao Comedy "Ladies Last" e school at. 9 o.. m E1:t1l Ha1 . wmsh1p 1 Doors" Come and brtng your practices. I ' FOR SALE-&Ud oat roll top deN. two chlhlrm and M:Lu Cox of Bteubenvllle were the ~k end guests tenbach superintendent. F1 cd Rld1 Theo Foundutwn of Human Wei- fnendl! · Next Sunday evenmg the choir 1 and Wble. Llkt DeW 13$. Phone of Mr. lllld Mra, R. Turnbull, ards, assistant auperintendcnt A fa1r-a spt"clal service for the Wednesday 7;30. p and study will ~lni the cantatta "Prl.lce of ~~~~~~~~~~~:=~~~~:~:~~~~~~~~ 1ayer 3JII·R. A. N. Benael, Pmn!=TOJ, Oh!o. Box J52. 8·7·3t The local "'"'tton ball c!J,Jb belli 1 pal1f JIGP.da1 eYfOlJ'I,I, .fte1reah· ment. were IU'Vec1 and those who ~~~: reportie4 ,. very enJoyable : A1' 1'HE TIJEA'l'RES .,, ..... • •• l ' • j it ." ". ' .. "'' ... ' ' 1 "l'tfE ... . F S -. M" .- .-. i .-' 'i FAR\! FOR 8AL&-Th1rty BCI'I8 tw" mlle8 below Middleport nea1 Htlmon ahopa, house and barn lan:c orchard ot apple and peach an1 other fruit.s Good fruit Bnd poultry farm at. a very low price E. P. Rollllh, Cheshire, 0., R. D. \ 1 ~ .... Nf' 2. ... Help Wanted- ·i%;:-.FE5.· r~:~~:~";, been attencunr a c M. T. c. at Port Thomtll!l, Ky, returned home laBt Saturday. Chbrley Weaver susto.lned 11 bro. ten collar bone and other InJuries when he ran hi.s truck Into a tree near Graham Station Friday. 'f1~e truck was bu.dly wrecked . Fot:rWen young h1embcrs ot lhe B. Y. P U. of t.he I o c a I Bapt.'st church attended a eonven~ tton nt Nitro last Tt.iesduy and Wed· POLLY AND HER P~LS Pa'd ''Shore" be Thankful - --· HOTEL COJ,.Ur,IB\,1$: t Sbort. BIGekl Jforlh of Meld· Dl'l&l Hall uu1 ..._. sueet. Uurner "h. ud Lolli .... .......... .. ,,.·-·" .. . ..... ' John W .Welch, .. '' .' . "" .,"" . • . . .• TAKe l~A'T 13ACK· & .~ ... ID4 one ~ -... a llntle. RObb)t YU.b I. Plfl• pme In lllh\. .at. IDW t.h8 :ri!nttl- 1 II Sport Ht'ghlt'ghts a COACH AT CARNEGIE T~cHI ,... Q I · ------ to be onh· lhl't"f' une.mlll!unthll nt to tiw !n!l attond"' ""Potu Holub,,"'""" -- 't4J s.aaru.. I IHA,. e-R. M~ 5~EI>J6 ~Oy DO•MG OuT \ 0"' , ... E. ,,L\..lf: WH,c.:T p. "'f 1l'fll: TO {)I:'L I\ffi_ft. Af'..\y~UDy A IE LEG I? AH IELEc512AI>-1 I FOR ">'OU, MR. MAC OOUtrALL • Big Sa • 0 . .-:.- _, __ . liS Late Model Used Cars. I [All HI Mason l:ity 21 I All Stars Get I Batt'tng raet'ICe - - -• =!3 Georn~ lO~:!:ke :N.~?:~~al'l~~~i~ncd tme ofbattlns, the game, 1t1 the addition t.h;) heavy being e.Jmosttoper. feet pltching of Harbrecht fof' the Ail·Stars. He walked the nrsl man to face him tn the tnJtlal tnnlng and thereaqer not a playc~ ree.dted Total .. . "" -. - , ..., Umplrcs-Mee• and Davis. 1 I BlAUTNAH AUTO GO, GO--L- F-s-T · ·A-RS s·pu·RN-~P.-L-US FOURS- ~~;~;:Po~t'.u:C~l~;'l~c:e~~lm:i~~~~l;~dlt~t II POMEROY, OHIO ~~::~:~::::::::~:::::~::~:~: FOR LONG TROUSERS, COMFORT h~r Ml FEAT! L ' on•na Wcl!ls who IIi attend· h 11 11 Scorer-Lee Archey. ling gucsst Bt'f; oof oo ege, was Mr the Rnd re l'ent parents, ·Mrs John Wl'iss. Vtucl!ut Mal'aconde., New Yor!c ----Mr anct M1s. George Ingels gan· Junior lightweight, defeated Ftank... R Jlflli.)' ln honor In Uteir wn, Ro.d-, ic Neve, New York, By CROSWELr.. BOWEN Icut-uH' Those glovrs, I wa:; tatt!l !m d's sJxth birthday, Aug 3 INS Btafl C ,respondent 1 told were to k.~ep thc Sltt1 c!Y hi!; Knlhryn Fruth and Mary EllzaNew York. Aug. 7-Golf k.uckers i'!Ril( s. An y ilt'lfn ki")\\S what a be th Bletner ~~o·ere 11.t Pt PleasanL or, rardon me, phi:~ !ours may b~ de ~un·hlll ned hand \\' ' do to hls Mcnday rl.re•~r on the golf course bu~ rnaJJY game El!zabehl Ml'es left Bundny fer or tllr topn~tl!hes Uots season ar!• BUI'll t did nut drCE::; up for thr IClev~land, 0. ,with her aunt. Mills dre.o•~tnr !or comfmt and weann~ gall~:y. He dre~sed to w..1 and h~ Reutr;:r, whum ~he will visit for a. 1 lOng trousers They wear \~eli·WOI n won On thr morning o1 the Jasti while. They were t\.CCOmpanll'd ond cnmfortable grey or white fian · day 'll h1s final match lle could not far a& Columbus by Mr and Mr~ nela and light. wool socks find Ius old gloves SJveral new George Mef's and daughter, Ellen . . .., Ed Walsh went to the ho1>pital This reporter makes the a.sser- pairs were Dffmea to ~.im by sports Pl:trke.rsburi Tue5day for trea.tment Mimi MILI'()elline w 118 0 n and 1 491hde,pl.ta. Ql'\f! W.alter Hagen who outfitters. Burke did JV!t take them. It must be admitted, always wears He want~ ll•e putr t:e wali u~d to fr 1eno:', MI/Jii Hlld!'l Bradshaw (lf pt , 1 knickers very neatly preS8eCI down am'! wasn t iaklni uny chance~ He Fleue.nt, were visltors at lhe ~Ides One may hold Rugen up found thtm shurtly aft !lwurd.s !burg. Thunday BB !he fllshton plate or a gnllery fa· V ~ 11 Elm WOIC Whlti' flar..lels all Janll!r Edv.'Rrds left lor her vortte but. I will point to those two in Lo-n W vo crack goiters who fought, bled and durll 'g ttte lomnammt. nnd a patr spendi~g the past .. two ' died ~t the recent Nllllonul Ope11 of new shoefi FoUowmg hlm aiOund lng J 0. Henton and :g,:~~~::~~~ Ch'\mpiot~shlp at ·roledo Both Bill\' I he. coul~l' tor whnt seemed llk:c George Snyder of the Burke who won, and Geotg e VUil thousands of hcles I could hardly PIP£! Lh~P Gus Co, of Elm who wns runner-np In thtlt keep lrom a:.k:lng him U IllS shc~s w88 a recent v1sttor here. tourre.numt were long U'omers md lWI. tmr t him. I didn't ho\\ cvcr Mrs Rkhard Rouch and ctuughtc1 Bmke wore a 11 old pnlr of dark Von Elm Is u very clt.•rm~cul look· hRvf returned from a visit u.t striped whtte flannels, an old pull !ng c.hn]l and tha t nb e~ut ~ ums up \'enswood, w Va of '>CoCks and p!nln lmth!'l sh 11 ~s the wa~ he <llcssc~ I smpcct he put Mi~l! Emma 01Clli is spcudlng well·worn. He Wole 0 pan· cf c!Jcwrd nn n dCiln Pllll of 'Nhll.c! !lan:Jcls week with l'claLlch ut Pt. Plleo<m~ •. up leather glove.'i wltll !.he !lnjjcl':; f'VN Y day of the tuumumcnt Any. Mrs Ne1man Batterson, wa\· his tro11£crs were always spot· H!ld!'l Wrlss and Carl Wilson less H1s glovcB Wt're bmnd new :tnd Athens, 0, we1e l"Cccnt guest.-; be were ,1 .!!mart white) cap Burke Ml~ s Lore~- Weiss Rt Hunrtngton THE Sl ANOia~( c1thcr wore u stra\'J hat or let Ills cad~1 c tarry it lor h!m. I AMEltiL'AN ASSOC'IA1'10'N Tl~t'l c are plenty of other~; who I Club Wull Lu!>t Pel wca" Jon~ troUSCI s. PluH'l'S hk" j St. Paul • . 67 45 .5ua Tcnuny Almour, Pcl CY Alllss the The lll!IUHl Jncobs rew1ion Wli.s 5 14 Indianapul!:i 56 53 " 1 Oel'man, Rad Augw;t BaomPI of held at h~m;. of Pearl Jaoobs Columbus <i:l fi4 ·~~~ : Fr:~.nht't'. Howe\ er. on tln~ uthcr ~id :.: <Pi~scAnutg 2 rht>re were fort.y-three Loul<:villc . 56 as .495 '"'~ 54 :J5 1oft,(' fence are W!ffy Cox and Mls Robert Burdett and three Kan6ws City , 81 W~tl•e.r Hagen whu gcnl!rully wear dau,hters Sarah, Elaine and Lo<" . Mllwr.ukee . 52 fi6 .. "' kmcker~ sp~nt Satm day wght and 8u:1day Mlm.eapolhs 52 57 ·477 M 1 f lhB ltl h h h ts o '"" r s ens wear~ wit ef' parents at Cheshire. 0 42:1 41 64 1 T() ~rlo · I k111'~kers but that 15 easily extllam· R Burdett took dltln~r with M1 . LEAGut: b d Club NAl'IONAL Won Lost p. cd J the !uct tbat it. lS co!d and an M1s Norman Schaefer Bundny ~ damp In England and i)iayers oik'n Mr .and Mrs. Wm Bradshaw. J1·. St. Louis ........ · 66 39 ·~6 <.ov play golf ln the lain . Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tre.cy, sons Chicago 58 45 .a6J Harold and Thomas and daughters I Now Yot·k 56 45 .5M qinl and Bcs..q!e spnet the greater Btookl)'l'l 57 bO .53:1 j fiGHT RESULTS pnrt of !Rl:lt week here vlSitlng reta~ 1 Boston . . 49 a~ .4Bti ttvcs and friend!> 'I hey retur&~ed Pittsburgh 47 53 .47U lo t.helr homes at Warren Sundav Phllarielphta 42 62 .404 By Intcn ..~~~onn.t News Sci vice Mr~ Albert Curtis and two chli~ Clndn:natl . 36 67 .362 At New Yurk- Wilile a~u uiulR. dll'n o! Warren are here for a few New York nnddtcwcJght, and w-ka v'-Jt AME&lCA...~ :fo~G::!"it Pet. ~~~Jnny Ciccurclll, New York, drew 'M:u;,g ~nevleve Bailey Of Colum· Club 76 29 .724 B1ll J k f k N y k d bus hos been visiting Mn. Rupl!rt. Philadelphia .... Y en o B Y. cw Ol' ml • Tumer !or several days. We.s~ ' ngton 6>1. 39 .62 1 dlewe1ght ,un~ Connie J osenl(l, Manon Howell spent Sundav v:Jth New York 61 42 592 Texas, drew 18 . hi~ pe.rents, Mr nnd Mrs. Charlc~ Cleveland 50 54 .481 At Wilmington. Del - Pruno Car· [ Howell Mr. Howell has been trans- I St !..;}Uis 43 fl7 .434. llCI'a, 272 1~2, Italy. ::;topped Arm· fEI red as mall clefkk trom Clnr.ln· 41 63 .394 audo Decartos, c.r South America uatl to Columbus runnmg part lime Bost\n 1on Hocktng Valley horn Columbus Chtcngo . JO 62 .386 (8l, 31J ti7 .368 A At Se.vannah, Ka.- Junmy Rl!Nl l to Pomeroy other time:; to Cincm-1 Ddr01t ......... Eric, ~nna , llghlwelght, knocked nat! and Athens. I 'l'ESTERDA Y'S RESULTS out Tommy Baker, Binnmgham.' Mrs Mae ca.rme.n had an old 1 AMERIC"N ASSOCIATION Ala., (21. time dancl! Bt her home Friday 1 J!Clnneapolls 1p; Columbus 7; 16 m ~ At Pll\!lblu·sh-Hucky Lawlf'H~ n1ght In honOJ' of her bmther Wm : Lou!svillc a, Ka.nse.s City 3. AubtnH, N Y.. wclterwclgilt, de- BrR.r:lslmw and wfle. . S~ Paul 8; Toledo 5 ~i~~Cd Douald Flag@:, Ciln t.on. lml H..:ry Bolinger h9.s I Mtlwoukee o· Indle.napolls J. At. th [from Warren where he spent his · . • Nor Adnma, Mass - Nl:IWJ· vacation. Incilauapolls 3; MHwaukcc 1 boy Brown, LOll Ang~Jles fenther· 1 Rkh~d Wllllamsnn haJJ been ~·ery weight defeated AI Pineda. Wa ter (n orly for several da)'S. AMERICAN LEAGUE ford, N Y., <101 Clnctnnatf 3; Pittsburgh 2. At Chlcaro-Re.y Tramblle nnckil'~ PhllaQetphla 6; New Y()rk 4. mlddl•w·''"'· Brook(fh 'I; Boston 3. Haukcn Ha.noon, Norway 1l0'1. P' ss M I I I 1 I" 1 .-'7_ ~ ~to. • .. -IN- . 1 -:·· ao1 wU.h I "est 1 ' " ~.~~ a.•-· :rJ: ehamp- 1 1 'NHO, ~" E ., 'o,.tl l I I Important News ...... By lnt.ematlonal M'fWI Service hOlM with t)'JlbOid fever ~ 1.1 bl t!t.~a'P4'&,;;UJ lli. Cc.ll.imb......,..Dtte&Unt the Lima a Krktul l.'dlditjon a.\. preeent. t.tncof%1. RUIIMU at W~ pm, j 6 to 2. i.be Pal.ntt.viUe El~beth 1\ClU !ipellt Wednllllday 1 sea- Brak~:men-Kinp won the 4nlefi· l "~8bt with llhry .and lAura. Pen')' . - Laurel Cliff TJLUK THE '1'01L.ER ~ lock Grove Wedueaday s.ft,ernqon. ..... ~~ E\lle Muet'lql confined \o ber t mlJj':JPe wt rif' ,~••,.. • .- Sox ., OVf!R. BA£R UlolPEf2\ A. Bl.AZ 1-'IG: ~ENO SIJI'J WAS AN E't..ll?U!eAMCE ', - "' IIDilM. *.on JUDGE Ill u-, 2n,TU Ill YEAR -- ~o'JJNe> WIN ----~==~-==~-- ,, ... .. . . . .. JoniN!clij~AG6 ~ I PAUL.I~O ••• HIS 20·- .._ ..,.. ·. .. .. nlnlll wl\h one man rfttrt<L 11uee men tM~ ft:J-. one oq a forae out. at 1 HARDIN aft Ollll<'fl .. . .. ., . .. .... ~:s ~~· ~UTH HIT~ T~IHTIH~ HOME~ ""' .........u ... ''Iron Men" of Today Gold I• Se• Water Maaarl.. Dlreetor fw tJfl.b four ·-UJFtlea, ~tie Wuql.n!JUm lt.l'onr PI~ ~'ted 30 hitl and avatancht(l qie Reel Box of Balt.m 15 to I. he'll have to shtmp fnulull,; m bBttlns t.o join such clay·{O<Jted men all Hack Wll!ion. Unless h::: br>;)aks an arm and a leg, Ruth wmn rt!· tire In lft32 or '33 and we don't Blr. and Mra, WIJJ Horden and son Is vlslt.1n1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewtn1 . Mtu Mary Embleton returned There h1 ~,;nlct In 111'11 11111C'r. b',ll lh1:1 uvera;e t•nucentrntt.,ll or 'Ill' phldn111 DIJ>tnl, In ~e'·"rnt lh<~u~:;n\ul eamrlee anAI)r.ed, hn" bt·~n fu11111: ._ either. w reath~:d ' alifi!IU- John Berly appeared lO plt.Dh for =e:O~~w!"!blon.U:S:: to~ By SIDNl!lY H. BIOEB Iball. The pound.wort for Lhe 1 the New York Giant& aaalnat Phil· .delct' to ;..11 .v..!j.0 'Hlt' '..mt tor, INB Sport. Writer son is .et.tled. can Leaton Junior ba1t:ball lllnnM V1olet and eon 110 6J)endlug Won a.~tiwit1 e.clelph.Ut. wea.r1n,W an old red ahl.rt the t:K·~ twtrll'i~ PJttaburrh. .\IJI. 7-Hia Honor, I n.eu the "juctae'" lcavca for Chi~ lcn&t.lp tJt Ohio tnd the rlfht t.o 1 few daya with ber 1blter Mn. T vdll)' u1n~ ao lop1er rtqltJft~ '-'~ and betare he U¥1k ott the thlnl Btl1de tbJ• two t•t.uru were Judllf Walter p , ~uften. Preskllni c&~ll but not before pro.1ouncln11 l represent Lhe state at a rtjlonal l Dale Hart ot ALhma. ur.o of hi' muM:!~ tf obtaiJI - ll~ the tnemy got a bull on balls, UuH worUly of note, a bu.utUul JlWlpb\1 Jud&o ot the eooi' Oounty Bu~rlor H'OWnce. And the acn...enca falls on I tournammt at Rtchmond. tnd 1 __ couuuodlttee Detpiqry rqr malpr double& and e. IIOfJle. Jehn removed catip of • lln• driYt· tiJ Davia at OoUtt lliUI.n& ln ChiCD.fD· lA about. the rhouJden Of R. N . Vi'u.ddell. hib ( Oolwnbu.-Minneapoll& •tared a n .r I • ti'lllillt:fl or lite. Hf!l 119 1.opp,n.IJ!IJ21 ttle llhlrt In the third and ~tapered •holt' and .. •Lrlke out. ot Btmle, l't&l'lY ~ dOft the Ieaal toJa on week aul&t&nt. WadLieU hal compl-:te thret.~run rally ln the 181.b lllliina ~olumbta to function .. a rpnior or, I ··~ w.-inrt. . OverwheJma on unUl ~ 15llt.h when Parmalee with the bfUea full tad t~ put. epd• apl;f ttmbark upon his Lwt'nUeth ohar(ie. dW'Jl\1 th.e week, alter Judie to win a lona pme tram COlumbua -lit. Albert l'!lroa.tla IQ W~D," Pht'lll'ea went In, but the chanp ot &hlr1.l ~ UluaUy bud ~~ ~la)'tf' ' telloiOD u head coa.cll of the Car· iUeffen• nturnt to the bench !u :n the Arn~rtean Auoclatlon, 10 to j Mr . and l&.rll .;ohn BitS!> spent the Dum_e_c_"'_'_••_•~t~•·~·----Red and pltchen carne too lata and J . in ~ ~ual 1trido a('ter thil aoe I neciel Tech tootba.ll team. Octcbr. But- t.he maills are heuy i 7. week end wHh Lhe latter'::; pa~nlJ:i ,.. Beat Giants Elliott and hia 1anr won, lJ \o 4. b::eat& cirJ~~o':bC:': Tbe ,aritlr.t and d<lpes.teu sa!d it w1th meaaa:e~~ back •tld !or~h W1:td: CinclnnaU-A!ter seven &tr~t j Mr and Mr& Mlrandy King . 1 Vo~ For , The culture and. heat of Booton were stlll at a premlum 1md h~ couldD t be done, t.h1ll bW>Inet~~> of deU con.~tnuea with Judge Bt.ef%un n IU56e 1. tht CJDCinnaU lkda broke J Chu. oJrcle. Mrs Lera Roush and 1PERCY L PEOPLI:"S , 01 REDS BREAK STR'EAK falleJ to effect tbe rouah and ready team'J ent.busl&lt.l beQtlll him to be1ni a tudle ftve days of the week pottcklt \nd t.l\ctiel dlU lng lhe ~erk· up what promllled to be am~thet· 1two d!I.Uihtl!ra or oravel H111 and 1 . • "' • Rob.n.& of Brooklyn and they dew get a hit, Ule opPDIPla: pitcher apd o tootbuU co&clt the oLhcr two Jy pra.et.Jetll. 11hut·0•1t a.nd beat Plt.tlburih tn a 1N:rs Prank Booth or Bu.cyrus spcnt 1Counca1maft for PomentJt.o a 7 Lo 3 victory over Lhe Br'avee. aUpped three pcrfMt atr.te.s over on Som" or t.he alumni shook their Each Prlday, In lhe alternuun. National Leasue 1ame, 3 t.o 2 I saturday w!Lh Mrs Oetly Davis 1R blican tiekeL Of Looin1; Win From Pir- Herman a.nd f'rederltk aided pitch- the ')mtter, the taat · one bfltna a IleaC~ when they bevan to cotl.'ll~r JudBP Btetfen hOPti n. tra.m tor Ctneland- VIc BorreU, Detl'Oit I Quite a few ll~rc attend.f!d 1 ep= u====== er LUque with t.hree h11.8 each. •tn.lll:ht ball on the lnltde, Stanley that Judie St,trcn would have to 1 whet"' vcr "dear old Camcgi~ Ted1" rtlle! pitcher, walked four Cleveland 1 ates; Sorrell Walks Doubles by Heathcote and strlpp stmcjr out swtn&llll' bard at every (JOmmute between Chlc<Lij:O and 11s pL'Iying footb&tl. New York , Uuf· trs tr, give the lndhu18 U\e wlnnlns 1 Four To Loo~ Hendrtclt'li :;acrifice and a long fty pitch amid the 11'01111 ot hit eup· PJttaburah weekly to Co(l{A.Ch hili toot Calo.. Atlanta, Washington, ur any· run In the ninth JnnlnjJ of a >1. to 3 • by Cuccindlo, plus a wild heave by port.ers rnln1Jled wltb cheen bY hL; ball team. place on the t1e!d for a couple o( cam<! In the Amer\can Lee.1ue at 1 By corELAND t BURG Spencer, won for the Olney Reda opponenb But "Wally" knew I.JctLcr '11la\; hours He maps them lhruugh the I Detroit INS Staft Wrlt.er over Lhe Pirates 3 to 2. tt was the Aa a Kame Nea~y and Stanle7 eaeb wb.at the players call him wbtcn he pac::lr· to see I! they ha\'e responded Tn;e(!o.-Toleuo lost IIA fourth 1 Ne\\ York, Aui 1- l'he d:~din~J first t.riumph Jn eight gaJn.e8. :c~~~ f~ur 1 hits, the former a l"llps on a swoept 8hlrt nnd demon· to hls allsent treutmenl straight game to Bt , Paul, a to 5 abd fall of Mr. OeoQ~:e Herm~n Walking your ball a:a.me baclr: a~~ th~~e !~f· th; ~~~r a t.rtp~ st.ratee some or his football 1Mategy. sunday morning he deparu; for although it outh1t the Amertcll.u Ruth today appeared to bt! one of was demonst.n.ted by the stand~~ord. Jt. P:ved paa~eup 101, Unique in the annals of foot.bal. to· Chicago. Monday murnu1g h e l~ Al;f:IO( 19.Uon league~ leaden. those things Jwtt arow10. the comer Indians W sne.tOO one the' '.SJ;Jectators who h11.d J&thered to day i.:; h18 coaching mcU1od which tack on the bench with all ~he nmn- Dwlght Haley, !orn~er HCI· --that ls, overdue, but not veL tn 4 to 3 VJc Sorrell Wa5 !lee the other contest however, and e.llows him 1.o devclup a !cotball brief~ pftl,ihons, bills ol t:unphunl del~erg college football and basJc.()t~ silfht. one who walked four In all Hie boys plenty ot practice. es~ team almost from h~s seat on the or \\·hat he.ve y()u. ball 1.\ B.l . revealed he eloped inl.t'l T~ey say Yoir. Rutl.l·s leAs nmth to torce the winning run peehl.lty the outfielders or the Pick~ Cook county bench Judge Btefieru> was au All·AIJJcrl· Kf'nlvt.ky last Wetk with Ml!l6 Myl'~ about a.a much spring ln thrm CleH!land. up team . 'TI.'! said ln Clucr.go u 1e boys can quarterbnclt In hls phnlng QP.y~ tll' V Albrrt of Tltftn, a high M:ho~i lead dollar and that even a.a. A '·omer by Carl Reynolds e.nd The fkore 11ovas 19 to 0. know tlwy cant put the · fix uu He slepped into the bool.:> Gi the ~~·rl'theart ' BS nl'xt year poor Manager Jue Me· J~omc ether fancy whacking gave The hoi store: Jttdg~J Steffen Hl.s playe1s know 1t lmmut.al Walter Eckenw.ll 11!1 !1elU Cnrtby wUl face the bitter ta~~ o( the ¥. htte Sox o! Chicago !our runs Stars AB R all to welt. Dlstknce meruu; nothing: genernt for Chicago under Lhe eyes 1931 Oakland Sport Coupe, 6 wire wheela, putt!nr the great man on Lhe ben'ch In t.h teventh and e. final 7 to. 6 Stivers, cf · · · · 6 2 2 to him. On the eve of every game of "Old Man" Stagg Then. when only 4 mo~ths old, like new. But the gents wb.o moWll have ·! whipping of the St Louis Browns ~avl!, .slSlb · 6 3 he's \ln the held. polishing off pl<lys he tcf'k 'over the Tech school .md 1 Uttl~ to say about Mr Ruth's h1t- Tommy Thomas, who replaced Cara Ra nl~~s lb · · · · . .. 6 • 3 4 and sharpening wii.S of the play· got his hold on politiCS, Judg-e SLei-~ B MARY1930 Enex, 5 wire wheel Sedan, low milting. t)f caurse, he wJJ: iJe lucky way. got crtd.Jt for the plt.chlng ef. N~elroo'ct, c · · · · · · · · · : ~ ~ El'll. For he L1Ln twen do t~liJt. ten tu.rncd out a couple of u:tanun Mr andYMrs Bill:oE~lstcln nt ll he crashes homer No 50 this see.· fort. ShOJ'r, I! "Wally" waa a lawyer when he ous A•l~Amellcrm selectionsHowYDungstown, Ohio. were guests of eage, hard to tell from new car6 3 1 !tOll, but except for h1.!l teammate, The Cub.s and Cardinals did not Stivers, rf . , l Mr and Mrs Henry Mees for the I 5 0 1 firs~ ~gan to coach 1:tL Carnegie lal'd Harpster and Lloyd Yoder 1 Lou Gehrig. there isn't a suul In play. 1Weyt.!nsmlller, 2b . . 5 2 2 Tech two dei:ades ag:o. Th-en he beHIS proudest nchlcvements. fliOOII week end. 193Q Enex Coach, run• and looko like new. ettbo::r league who wtll conu~ close to Harbrecht, p • 3 1 came an alderman. H ~ actvancL'<I to that the ll1spire.t1on nr the rJJach Mr 1md Mrs. Floyd Zickau of I that nwnber and don't O\'Cilook the pollee court judge unlit hls po.l!t!cat !work.s In othm places than B m11sl- Pittsburgh, spent Monday 1929 E11ex 4-door Sedan, extra good shape fact Ruth is leading both leagues Total . . . • .. 19 20 rep\llatlon carried him to the Su-I cal rom~dy st.:U]J. are the t"'o wins Tul!~u.ny here VlSittng friends In hittlnr. D . perlor Oourt bench ·n1cn Carnegie over Notre: Dame, gurnercd, the Mr l:tlld M'rs Ea.rl Arnett of Several other Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet Cara H~ poled homer No. 30 yesterday 1. ::ek~yp b AB R H Tech feal'ed for t.he first tlme thBt Pla!d sponsors IIUWS, been use Judgr.l P!e.e.sant. \\er:: recent RUest.s of Priced right-We don't pay the highest 1 u the Yankees tumbled tlle champ _ Y se e~ 3 3 0 0 sbe '\a.a gotng to lose o, good foot· 1ste:!fen pronounced thJ.t ser~tence t.o M!'II'Cc!llne W1l.son and pa"'''' U · ton Athletics, 5 to 3. and is now one In a game bet.ween .t. pick·upt 8 ~ ~ 0 ball coach The sttuatton was al· win on fiylnR visll.s trem Chicago ou Missel'! Anna LoulSe price for used can-Terms 1 hemcr behind GehtJ.g. He also got !team and the Ali·Sta.rs, the latter Morris,' :Jb :. . Rhe1man are visiting Mrs 3 0 !) arming to every~dy but Judse Ster- the -eves or the two b!'lttles. Reaaonable another hit In four tunes at bat I won an overwhelmmc victorY Kimes Ib 'J fen. It loks llkt! a busy time fur Juuge Mill~ at Reedsville, 0. fl,nd 1s rating .3&l, two points ahead Thursday evening t Oilea. 'cf .. ·. ·. · · · · ~ ~ Ea1h year he takes his vavllhm BtEfiLn thiS !cason Hell have to Mr and Mrs Charles Petty 1 ot P.'mmons or thl! A's Dn\JS nf The game was played after t.hc Pierotti 2b 3 0 0 from th(' OOuch dunng lh<l cntirc lmuke the round::; at Bu :ralo. Athmk Elm O~oH•. W Va, are vlsttlng the PhiUies t.opplng the NBllc,)aJ : scl1cdul00 gA.me between t.he All· Neutzlhij;., rf · 3 0 0 montt. of September. He tak('s the Plltludclphlll and New York C.ty Imm~ 1 · s Pttrents, Mr. and Mrs. slug~rs, It JilOIC o~I(U\ JU JhJIII IS Sta1s and Atlwns was Ci\tlcd off duo Wat.Bon, c . 3 0 0 team ou~ on the flcl,d With him rAmi Chko go, they tiay, u; 111 tlll' V P _tty . 1 behind Ruth to lh~ !IU!m·e t•f the Athens team Sche.cfcr, p . . . 3 o 1 1 every d11.y And Utcy practice foot- I Mldclle west. Mrs A. E Roush and du:•rcht."r · Ill) ! of Parkerattury Each. 200 Fireproof Room• 100 Roon11 at $1.00 Jsy ClJ.'lt'f S'l',t<j.tili~ n M.l\r~-~ Thm'e's denyhllj tws their slowed Up COIISideJably Hill\ Js u 'L ~he overages by gettmg 20 hit.'!. The fen rnte attractiOn of former year~>. but -·u.t 'n~e~~day from Columbus where she had been vlsitlna t.he' past two wrekr with her brot.hr!r and sl~ter· ln·lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs Loe EmbiJlon and family. ---- DH£Al thklk .. ... g WORK WANTED-Will do houl!e· ne!lday. work: in ar near Pomeroy. Write E. W. Swan attended a. ff'Unlon "D' care ot Th'e Dally Tribune of the Swan famUies at RockAprJnlf 1~7-3t l11st Sunday Mrli. C. H. Hl&:genbotham 1c. turnf'd Saturday from a three weeks Hlche•l of Bleulnp visit with relatives at Hazel Park 'l'he hi~Ml!IDgfi 11f rortune ure lht> MJch., she we.tl accvmpanled home tnwest · the next nre the bod1.y lid· by h0r dnughter Mrs Roy Sandel'!! yftntGg~ ot ~ttrenarth and heolth; 1 and children. but the auperlnUre b)eii81PJI&. In I Mrs. hctard and daua:hter of tine, tUI tho!le ot the mlnd.- New York 18 vl&itlnr at the home of L'Estrange. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swan. Mra. Buale carleton and daughter Vltalnla went to Columbus Monday "~ the l.. ter will conault an eye - ~ e ~. ~ --~··& 'DIII>AILT 11\mtlQ, POIQIIOT, 01110. :-,,;;,.;;.;~. .•· - ; • I I'""'· Ill. Only games scileQ.ulOO !' I I 1 ~4TIONAL LEAGUE Oltveland 4; Oetrott :i lhw YOJ'k 5: Pt~Uadelphla 3. Wutlirlaton 15; Bost.on J Oh:rqo 7; Bt. LouJa 6. !l&MES TODAY ·"'~!IICo\N ~·SOCIATION Bt. "~I at Toledo. •f{ansaa ·otty l(luiiMJle. ~ "t I ' NATIW'·"" j;~I..UlTJ; llrP!'l<IY• a) Boolo!<. .He,.. York. at Philadelphia. QilJ«::tJ\natt "t Plttlburgh. lni•taffP at St Louis. 4~!C<IoN ~~AGO• •t· l<jjliJ ., Phi-. Oft)J 11m~ achttdlded. I Cherry ,~, D'e 1 Glenn Camp, Kewnnee, Ill, light 1 Rav WhB~Y :;;;{amtly Wftc nl ~~1~~~·0 ~~~eated Paddy WaHler, 1Hemlock Grove Mo•1day lt.uklna nf~ 1 Younq Su.gley, Kewanee, Ill , de· \ trr dtell propt!tt;v. ' feiltot.J M ickey O'Shea (61 1 La..tra Butbi is SJlflndmg thl! wcf!k At BavonnBh. oa -Jimmy Reed. i w1th !1cr shotor. Mrs. Pal ~ Peny . lh.rba. former n;vwel&ht champion Mr~ Allee HoudashBit ol pt. Rnck deff.latcd Santiago zorUla za 11 liS vlr.dilti J'l( r per.:mta, Mr and Mr~> Bias Indl11n fcatherwet;ht, (10 ) l Orlando Mldlr.Jtr a few da)& l A .1ce Houduhelt and o10ll of Pt. , WRESTLING RZSUL ' Rock •"''""' her, uncje llluloy "'•dI kift ;tnd family or OuLch Rldllt t At. ~cw York-Dick 8hlkAt ocr- ' WedntlldFIY and Thqrsdijy. m!J1:r. ·~jltcd 8er(lol Kalrnlkoll, D lie Halt e.(\d rawny 'of AtJiohl SJBerta H ··6anc1or 8mbo Hungl\rY, llp(!nt Wednesday wllh Ml'ff H&rt's ' II drew Witt} EJt.eve ZnOIIky. Poland, Pflr2:Jt.s, Mr. '"d Mrs. Jetr VIolet. Geotp OAI:aa, ltRiy, defeated OCOI'i'~ rLcota Cullem V18!ted Maud Ross ~tlls. WtaconaJn ; VR'!l"a ZElemilak. l '-' e4nMdp.)• afternoon. , fli.IEiUI., drew wtQI .John RoJ ~J.clf;t Po~ , t--.J..!rf! Hutta eaUed on Ell~aboth tend: BJm Stein. !(ow York, ctr!~ Ro:;s Wt!dneac.ky llftemDOil 1 WJth Gino Oartba.ldi, Italy. 11'h)~lfs, l!erl and EY'.a Wbal~ n llfffifJP~&'polls at Columbut. 111t~~ett l!ot lndlanapohs. 1 d~'"''" I ' I 1 I I I NOURISHING JUICY . . SUNKIST ORANGES 288 Si:r:e 2 Doz. 49c lkliciou• for that morn~ inc health drink - "' fol' aalada and deeaerb. GREEN CORN Dozen zgc WATERMELONS Js lb. a.g. 59c PEACHES. $1.59 10 lb. 35c Bu. 6 .b._zsc3 cans tall 2lc BANANAS PET MILK KNOX'S GELATIN 2 pkg. 37c GELATIN.:.~ i\0 ··• 3 pka•- JELL ·· ~ ~ -- ·· Country . Club PEACHE~c: GRAPEFRUIT c. c. PJNEAP'PLE c. c. SUGAR ArbuckJ•• F~OUR c. c. J!ifC · Will! lh, CBIU No.2 J9.c 2 cana 2 No.2% 4.9c $1.31 ZB Ill, • cans II•· '"'•!< 4) ~~ ••. '- 2 No. 2'/• ruroal !i<>fli•- 4~c �1m DAILY ' H. C. TRIBQ!q, ioomoi, OHIO. PRmA Y. At!O'OBT 1, IN I. Qriatll•lcii'MI Clludtl "SPiliiT'' b tho ouloet for tiM Lu10a.Sermon 1o all Chlli"Cbea of Chriat. Sclentbt, for Sundar, Au. I lneJudt the I to 11 ow lacMltetloiUI ,..., from lluk 11., ru•t e. Tbe Bible FOSTER Ohio. . I~:;~~· I: PRIDiT. A'OO'OBT 1, 1)81. Y WULD Alf M... E. Clltl.oH t"][E&&I ·atJM. I'OMDO'I C l f u l - .,._ ldwliOI t!JO a. q.. 1 (11:231241: "For YOrUJII&J unto Roo-. far lmpr-•••i( )'ou, Tbat wboaonu 11iall U)' nto l.'p to the prel5t!nt tilDe u.. hU· teachim1, doctrine .ot j•tbil mountlliD, Bt thou Nmoved, 10.16 follOwed bJ n111n race baa mnd" u11e orbam11 nuT a.t.rnsT' cuvacu 1 :-.o lll'r ~Prlt. uf 1111 llrn!n cu.()Be:tJ. are to hlll'f' IllY dai.m ud be thou caat into the Hli aftd IPt~~~]~tht put.. beinhanoourwlth tb&U not doubt in bla butt butT aervttee a\ 2:30p.m. •- C. Knaaer, Put«, Mtidkport -W11mnn'1 Hom(' ('omfonnluno -- - - - - -· 7:46, "NEYER MAN wbicb be aaltb ~all eom.e to ru•; he aball have whataoever he uith. Vote for - · - .,. ••• Therdo:rt I II)' unto )'011, PfRCY L PEOPLE~ for :0::::-':::':":::t"-::-::;;--;;;:-=~= Waat tbloca 10ever ye deeire, when M Councilman for t'omeyoyU:lt[l liiMPSON METHODlST CHURCH clabti for eve1·y qe. One for you. ye pray, bellne tbat ye re,~eive ~ .~~i..~t':., Th~ prtmi.ry clul end Junoorl Pur:al A. BriJht. Pastor ,t.'lornlnlf · .WfVICe at 10 :30 ser~ 1 them, and ye lhall ha\e !hem. I del . RepublicaD ticket. 7·31-81 . st 8:10. •-r"""""' ..,.1a1111 0t til M E 8 da Jesse Brewa~r Sunday SChool mon tOpic "In His Temple every~ The :ueteoi1~Sermon al 0 tnc u ~~ro ~' WUI M taiiiA f• :ave a po"'~ T~~... ~en~~00.. •arut"tne"''l •. ~::. Combined 'worship and Sun: thmg saith, Otory:' An1.hem by tht'l the f~tlowlq pasla&'ell from,. the prayer •l 1111 Ulaa , .Jalldla.ul ....... of •oy ........_ .. da],_~:hool 9 . 00 a rn <:hulr Chri1t1an Science textbook, Seltftaf;J..tlq cmtl fer ~ada. iDIIr• chunlh honortnc Muter Doyle Jr eve~tnr 'sru~lces In our Evening worship at the Simpson I ene~ aDd ~ealth with Key to tb~ of lka and Norman MeKDIIht who are M E chUich at 7 .30 . I ~w~turee, bf Mary Baker Eddy. pertott to rou~• Ill movm• to Spm.cer Wedne&day. After Alii. 9, there a1e four mule : Monday evening the teachers an<J Chnatiana reJoice In eecret beau1. Bun set hour, I ~ft IDIIrtkiM tor 111'101 M1.la Be-. knl.lht save a party Bunde.)'l'l In tile contet·ence year. ot'll:cers of 'the BltJie school meet. and booftty, hidden from the worl ' cream at IW1nl - ., ~~er Sunday «=hool cla6s ot g1rls Conference meeta In Colmnbu~;, Wednesday eventns tb.e Clrde I but known to God. Se!f~foreetful· £LECTRIC TJiEA TRE, POMEROY hiJt. .:«fee, hot day eventne. 8ej9t. 8 v:HJ meet e.l lhe Pre.!lbyterJilu neu, purity, and atreetlon are eon- , that iOCi with lt. Friday and Saturday I oa.ecuUft IDierUoDI for ..._. Mr. and )ln. c w Petty 15 pent 1church 1 stant prayer1. Practice Jl()t pro- 1 He.,. and aee; Betty Compeon, Conrad N~; Robed Arne• aad ol t. the w111elt end at Huntington .... ,,. 1 fe~•ion, underatanCing not belief,, --::-:--- _.,. '"' ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCII ' h d 1 h " d of -._ .... k~~... iniJ Mf'. and .Mra. R. L Archer J C PI l l. B. CHURCH, ENTERPRISE gam. t e ear an r g t nar. 'fielde Moore Ia ... _ . , _ . ..... JJorotk•• Ho'" f Wh l'· · lch, l"aa.or B Mor...,,., Paol" omn1potenee and they anuredly eall B. •-:;·· IMlll tor one tncorrect •&~ oucn o ee "'i spent Sunday school 9 a m. B"hoo't m 1 dov.'ll lnflnlte blenln.wt~~" (15:26), Sunduhy 9th . . 8 9 30 1preac 1na: aervtcea it ·-:.n~;~;·~; "THREE WHO LOVED" ot I.DJ ad.ftlUiement.. aron 1u the week end with Mr and Mrs. A Morning worship 10 a m . ... .. . · A women'• deatbleu dewolkla io man. Hvertlaementa ebould bl ·report,ed B. Omden. No l!venlni services. PJ.el:tchlng 7.30 P m. I 1 by Rev. L T Norris .~ immed.lal.ei.J. Chl'rles Guthrie ot WILRhlngton Wednesday, Luther League 7 JO I Pw,~er selvlce 7.30. Wednesday ~~n~•·s Mets~ cohunlldty. AU m:~~~~~ Biflhop W E. MUsrrave. Aloo Comedy "The Thirteenth Alarm" C ' is vltdUns Dr. and Mrs C. p. m. even ~~~ e w ves, an... c ten are v ,~ catlon exerctaes will be w. Pt:tty. Mr. Guthrie is a former 1 ed to thls servtc;e. · ' afternoon followed in the oyoeniilfl fOI' RentHartford boy having been born here FIRST PRF.SBYTIERI.\N CHURCII I U. 8 · CHURCH -~ IJy a sbort aervlee. A cordial but movq away when a boy. He Rev. T. Boyd G~y. Ph. D. Paator B. Morgan, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST tat.ion is extended to all. -.nMorning service 10 30, subJ•"t Suuday School 9 30 a. m. MIDDLEPORT _ 1 LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT' IPOR R2l'rl'-Two o.d.ce room• uoo.o:u came bact to &pend hb sum- 'The Scnrlet Line In Lhe window """ 1 p ll'ac h 111g an d communion o. t 1 Fred I. GBI'daer, Pastor HETH&Nl M. E. CBU&CH Oourt 8&.~ ovu;~ulldln&: and Lou IJl>en here 1Vith hia uncles Manly Evemng s~rvlce 7 30 ~UbJect "All 1lO 30 a Ill mld\;eek prayer and 9 15, Bible school Please be wiU\ Glran L Tenadl Mlllll&er · Friday and Satu• Jay omce. In fine CODdlUc.n, wt~ and Matthew Brown. Air. fixed U!lOn Him:· . 1pud~;e service. Wedne~day 7:30 p. m. l us eaCh Sunday, to enJoy and pro~ ' Hear aad .ee: COn.ny Tearle,' )lyraa Loy, .l. Plrrell, McDoD.ald, Iteam beat. Bee C. X. Dow • ha.s been on the stase tor many school 9 15 Supt Mr 1 Every one .velcome I fit by the service. and to Qelp us 9.1!; A. M. Bunda)' school. Loretta Yoan; an4 others In Edw. Ebenb&ch, Polnero)', ObJo. yean playlfli" In Able'• Irish Rose Orate, · Chambers • maintain a high averaae in at· JO·ilO A. M. Morning service 01 I :=:,ro oJiloe l'OOIDI GiOl I · = all ever the U. 8 A. and In Eng· Honer ~oul' preseme ut The t 'lrst Ba.pt.i!lt L:iiURCH tendance wors... Jp. Anthem ;.)y ct1oU'. Recep.- j TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH" land and France. He wu accom~ lhese services All wclcume. POMI:ROY • 10·20. Mornmg worship Sermon uon <~f memben How far llb'otll4 a Jlrl 1• to hold a man atalnst t.be wiles or a se:x _ panied here b'J Mr. and l.!r8. Peter 1 I subject. "Chrlsttan Unity at Home'' I 7 .30 p M :ivenins &e vi f -1Prieh:t.t •lao or Wasbinn+..... , 0 0 PEAC A.lon:£u R. ~lark. Ph. D., Minister 6:30 c. E l'iel·vlce. · · r ce o f~lnl eullef or .._ aac......... t: EV A.NGELICAL AND I 9 30 a. m. Bible sc....,ool Aten 7 :30 Evening Evaniel!Atic servlc~ wonthlp at Simpson M. E. church. 1 ------------Mr ·•nd Mrs. Harry Hlggen~J. and BlblTbeophti Mehl, Mlnilit~r snam, Supt 10 :20 a n1. public Sermon. subject· "Through Cloud Wednesday evcmJn~~: the choir Alao Comedy "Ladies Last" e school at. 9 o.. m E1:t1l Ha1 . wmsh1p 1 Doors" Come and brtng your practices. I ' FOR SALE-&Ud oat roll top deN. two chlhlrm and M:Lu Cox of Bteubenvllle were the ~k end guests tenbach superintendent. F1 cd Rld1 Theo Foundutwn of Human Wei- fnendl! · Next Sunday evenmg the choir 1 and Wble. Llkt DeW 13$. Phone of Mr. lllld Mra, R. Turnbull, ards, assistant auperintendcnt A fa1r-a spt"clal service for the Wednesday 7;30. p and study will ~lni the cantatta "Prl.lce of ~~~~~~~~~~~:=~~~~:~:~~~~~~~~ 1ayer 3JII·R. A. N. Benael, Pmn!=TOJ, Oh!o. Box J52. 8·7·3t The local "'"'tton ball c!J,Jb belli 1 pal1f JIGP.da1 eYfOlJ'I,I, .fte1reah· ment. were IU'Vec1 and those who ~~~: reportie4 ,. very enJoyable : A1' 1'HE TIJEA'l'RES .,, ..... • •• l ' • j it ." ". ' .. "'' ... ' ' 1 "l'tfE ... . F S -. M" .- .-. i .-' 'i FAR\! FOR 8AL&-Th1rty BCI'I8 tw" mlle8 below Middleport nea1 Htlmon ahopa, house and barn lan:c orchard ot apple and peach an1 other fruit.s Good fruit Bnd poultry farm at. a very low price E. P. Rollllh, Cheshire, 0., R. D. \ 1 ~ .... Nf' 2. ... Help Wanted- ·i%;:-.FE5.· r~:~~:~";, been attencunr a c M. T. c. at Port Thomtll!l, Ky, returned home laBt Saturday. Chbrley Weaver susto.lned 11 bro. ten collar bone and other InJuries when he ran hi.s truck Into a tree near Graham Station Friday. 'f1~e truck was bu.dly wrecked . Fot:rWen young h1embcrs ot lhe B. Y. P U. of t.he I o c a I Bapt.'st church attended a eonven~ tton nt Nitro last Tt.iesduy and Wed· POLLY AND HER P~LS Pa'd ''Shore" be Thankful - --· HOTEL COJ,.Ur,IB\,1$: t Sbort. BIGekl Jforlh of Meld· Dl'l&l Hall uu1 ..._. sueet. Uurner "h. ud Lolli .... .......... .. ,,.·-·" .. . ..... ' John W .Welch, .. '' .' . "" .,"" . • . . .• TAKe l~A'T 13ACK· & .~ ... ID4 one ~ -... a llntle. RObb)t YU.b I. Plfl• pme In lllh\. .at. IDW t.h8 :ri!nttl- 1 II Sport Ht'ghlt'ghts a COACH AT CARNEGIE T~cHI ,... Q I · ------ to be onh· lhl't"f' une.mlll!unthll nt to tiw !n!l attond"' ""Potu Holub,,"'""" -- 't4J s.aaru.. I IHA,. e-R. M~ 5~EI>J6 ~Oy DO•MG OuT \ 0"' , ... E. ,,L\..lf: WH,c.:T p. "'f 1l'fll: TO {)I:'L I\ffi_ft. Af'..\y~UDy A IE LEG I? AH IELEc512AI>-1 I FOR ">'OU, MR. MAC OOUtrALL • Big Sa • 0 . .-:.- _, __ . liS Late Model Used Cars. I [All HI Mason l:ity 21 I All Stars Get I Batt'tng raet'ICe - - -• =!3 Georn~ lO~:!:ke :N.~?:~~al'l~~~i~ncd tme ofbattlns, the game, 1t1 the addition t.h;) heavy being e.Jmosttoper. feet pltching of Harbrecht fof' the Ail·Stars. He walked the nrsl man to face him tn the tnJtlal tnnlng and thereaqer not a playc~ ree.dted Total .. . "" -. - , ..., Umplrcs-Mee• and Davis. 1 I BlAUTNAH AUTO GO, GO--L- F-s-T · ·A-RS s·pu·RN-~P.-L-US FOURS- ~~;~;:Po~t'.u:C~l~;'l~c:e~~lm:i~~~~l;~dlt~t II POMEROY, OHIO ~~::~:~::::::::~:::::~::~:~: FOR LONG TROUSERS, COMFORT h~r Ml FEAT! L ' on•na Wcl!ls who IIi attend· h 11 11 Scorer-Lee Archey. ling gucsst Bt'f; oof oo ege, was Mr the Rnd re l'ent parents, ·Mrs John Wl'iss. Vtucl!ut Mal'aconde., New Yor!c ----Mr anct M1s. George Ingels gan· Junior lightweight, defeated Ftank... R Jlflli.)' ln honor In Uteir wn, Ro.d-, ic Neve, New York, By CROSWELr.. BOWEN Icut-uH' Those glovrs, I wa:; tatt!l !m d's sJxth birthday, Aug 3 INS Btafl C ,respondent 1 told were to k.~ep thc Sltt1 c!Y hi!; Knlhryn Fruth and Mary EllzaNew York. Aug. 7-Golf k.uckers i'!Ril( s. An y ilt'lfn ki")\\S what a be th Bletner ~~o·ere 11.t Pt PleasanL or, rardon me, phi:~ !ours may b~ de ~un·hlll ned hand \\' ' do to hls Mcnday rl.re•~r on the golf course bu~ rnaJJY game El!zabehl Ml'es left Bundny fer or tllr topn~tl!hes Uots season ar!• BUI'll t did nut drCE::; up for thr IClev~land, 0. ,with her aunt. Mills dre.o•~tnr !or comfmt and weann~ gall~:y. He dre~sed to w..1 and h~ Reutr;:r, whum ~he will visit for a. 1 lOng trousers They wear \~eli·WOI n won On thr morning o1 the Jasti while. They were t\.CCOmpanll'd ond cnmfortable grey or white fian · day 'll h1s final match lle could not far a& Columbus by Mr and Mr~ nela and light. wool socks find Ius old gloves SJveral new George Mef's and daughter, Ellen . . .., Ed Walsh went to the ho1>pital This reporter makes the a.sser- pairs were Dffmea to ~.im by sports Pl:trke.rsburi Tue5day for trea.tment Mimi MILI'()elline w 118 0 n and 1 491hde,pl.ta. Ql'\f! W.alter Hagen who outfitters. Burke did JV!t take them. It must be admitted, always wears He want~ ll•e putr t:e wali u~d to fr 1eno:', MI/Jii Hlld!'l Bradshaw (lf pt , 1 knickers very neatly preS8eCI down am'! wasn t iaklni uny chance~ He Fleue.nt, were visltors at lhe ~Ides One may hold Rugen up found thtm shurtly aft !lwurd.s !burg. Thunday BB !he fllshton plate or a gnllery fa· V ~ 11 Elm WOIC Whlti' flar..lels all Janll!r Edv.'Rrds left lor her vortte but. I will point to those two in Lo-n W vo crack goiters who fought, bled and durll 'g ttte lomnammt. nnd a patr spendi~g the past .. two ' died ~t the recent Nllllonul Ope11 of new shoefi FoUowmg hlm aiOund lng J 0. Henton and :g,:~~~::~~~ Ch'\mpiot~shlp at ·roledo Both Bill\' I he. coul~l' tor whnt seemed llk:c George Snyder of the Burke who won, and Geotg e VUil thousands of hcles I could hardly PIP£! Lh~P Gus Co, of Elm who wns runner-np In thtlt keep lrom a:.k:lng him U IllS shc~s w88 a recent v1sttor here. tourre.numt were long U'omers md lWI. tmr t him. I didn't ho\\ cvcr Mrs Rkhard Rouch and ctuughtc1 Bmke wore a 11 old pnlr of dark Von Elm Is u very clt.•rm~cul look· hRvf returned from a visit u.t striped whtte flannels, an old pull !ng c.hn]l and tha t nb e~ut ~ ums up \'enswood, w Va of '>CoCks and p!nln lmth!'l sh 11 ~s the wa~ he <llcssc~ I smpcct he put Mi~l! Emma 01Clli is spcudlng well·worn. He Wole 0 pan· cf c!Jcwrd nn n dCiln Pllll of 'Nhll.c! !lan:Jcls week with l'claLlch ut Pt. Plleo<m~ •. up leather glove.'i wltll !.he !lnjjcl':; f'VN Y day of the tuumumcnt Any. Mrs Ne1man Batterson, wa\· his tro11£crs were always spot· H!ld!'l Wrlss and Carl Wilson less H1s glovcB Wt're bmnd new :tnd Athens, 0, we1e l"Cccnt guest.-; be were ,1 .!!mart white) cap Burke Ml~ s Lore~- Weiss Rt Hunrtngton THE Sl ANOia~( c1thcr wore u stra\'J hat or let Ills cad~1 c tarry it lor h!m. I AMEltiL'AN ASSOC'IA1'10'N Tl~t'l c are plenty of other~; who I Club Wull Lu!>t Pel wca" Jon~ troUSCI s. PluH'l'S hk" j St. Paul • . 67 45 .5ua Tcnuny Almour, Pcl CY Alllss the The lll!IUHl Jncobs rew1ion Wli.s 5 14 Indianapul!:i 56 53 " 1 Oel'man, Rad Augw;t BaomPI of held at h~m;. of Pearl Jaoobs Columbus <i:l fi4 ·~~~ : Fr:~.nht't'. Howe\ er. on tln~ uthcr ~id :.: <Pi~scAnutg 2 rht>re were fort.y-three Loul<:villc . 56 as .495 '"'~ 54 :J5 1oft,(' fence are W!ffy Cox and Mls Robert Burdett and three Kan6ws City , 81 W~tl•e.r Hagen whu gcnl!rully wear dau,hters Sarah, Elaine and Lo<" . Mllwr.ukee . 52 fi6 .. "' kmcker~ sp~nt Satm day wght and 8u:1day Mlm.eapolhs 52 57 ·477 M 1 f lhB ltl h h h ts o '"" r s ens wear~ wit ef' parents at Cheshire. 0 42:1 41 64 1 T() ~rlo · I k111'~kers but that 15 easily extllam· R Burdett took dltln~r with M1 . LEAGut: b d Club NAl'IONAL Won Lost p. cd J the !uct tbat it. lS co!d and an M1s Norman Schaefer Bundny ~ damp In England and i)iayers oik'n Mr .and Mrs. Wm Bradshaw. J1·. St. Louis ........ · 66 39 ·~6 <.ov play golf ln the lain . Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tre.cy, sons Chicago 58 45 .a6J Harold and Thomas and daughters I Now Yot·k 56 45 .5M qinl and Bcs..q!e spnet the greater Btookl)'l'l 57 bO .53:1 j fiGHT RESULTS pnrt of !Rl:lt week here vlSitlng reta~ 1 Boston . . 49 a~ .4Bti ttvcs and friend!> 'I hey retur&~ed Pittsburgh 47 53 .47U lo t.helr homes at Warren Sundav Phllarielphta 42 62 .404 By Intcn ..~~~onn.t News Sci vice Mr~ Albert Curtis and two chli~ Clndn:natl . 36 67 .362 At New Yurk- Wilile a~u uiulR. dll'n o! Warren are here for a few New York nnddtcwcJght, and w-ka v'-Jt AME&lCA...~ :fo~G::!"it Pet. ~~~Jnny Ciccurclll, New York, drew 'M:u;,g ~nevleve Bailey Of Colum· Club 76 29 .724 B1ll J k f k N y k d bus hos been visiting Mn. Rupl!rt. Philadelphia .... Y en o B Y. cw Ol' ml • Tumer !or several days. We.s~ ' ngton 6>1. 39 .62 1 dlewe1ght ,un~ Connie J osenl(l, Manon Howell spent Sundav v:Jth New York 61 42 592 Texas, drew 18 . hi~ pe.rents, Mr nnd Mrs. Charlc~ Cleveland 50 54 .481 At Wilmington. Del - Pruno Car· [ Howell Mr. Howell has been trans- I St !..;}Uis 43 fl7 .434. llCI'a, 272 1~2, Italy. ::;topped Arm· fEI red as mall clefkk trom Clnr.ln· 41 63 .394 audo Decartos, c.r South America uatl to Columbus runnmg part lime Bost\n 1on Hocktng Valley horn Columbus Chtcngo . JO 62 .386 (8l, 31J ti7 .368 A At Se.vannah, Ka.- Junmy Rl!Nl l to Pomeroy other time:; to Cincm-1 Ddr01t ......... Eric, ~nna , llghlwelght, knocked nat! and Athens. I 'l'ESTERDA Y'S RESULTS out Tommy Baker, Binnmgham.' Mrs Mae ca.rme.n had an old 1 AMERIC"N ASSOCIATION Ala., (21. time dancl! Bt her home Friday 1 J!Clnneapolls 1p; Columbus 7; 16 m ~ At Pll\!lblu·sh-Hucky Lawlf'H~ n1ght In honOJ' of her bmther Wm : Lou!svillc a, Ka.nse.s City 3. AubtnH, N Y.. wclterwclgilt, de- BrR.r:lslmw and wfle. . S~ Paul 8; Toledo 5 ~i~~Cd Douald Flag@:, Ciln t.on. lml H..:ry Bolinger h9.s I Mtlwoukee o· Indle.napolls J. At. th [from Warren where he spent his · . • Nor Adnma, Mass - Nl:IWJ· vacation. Incilauapolls 3; MHwaukcc 1 boy Brown, LOll Ang~Jles fenther· 1 Rkh~d Wllllamsnn haJJ been ~·ery weight defeated AI Pineda. Wa ter (n orly for several da)'S. AMERICAN LEAGUE ford, N Y., <101 Clnctnnatf 3; Pittsburgh 2. At Chlcaro-Re.y Tramblle nnckil'~ PhllaQetphla 6; New Y()rk 4. mlddl•w·''"'· Brook(fh 'I; Boston 3. Haukcn Ha.noon, Norway 1l0'1. P' ss M I I I 1 I" 1 .-'7_ ~ ~to. • .. -IN- . 1 -:·· ao1 wU.h I "est 1 ' " ~.~~ a.•-· :rJ: ehamp- 1 1 'NHO, ~" E ., 'o,.tl l I I Important News ...... By lnt.ematlonal M'fWI Service hOlM with t)'JlbOid fever ~ 1.1 bl t!t.~a'P4'&,;;UJ lli. Cc.ll.imb......,..Dtte&Unt the Lima a Krktul l.'dlditjon a.\. preeent. t.tncof%1. RUIIMU at W~ pm, j 6 to 2. i.be Pal.ntt.viUe El~beth 1\ClU !ipellt Wednllllday 1 sea- Brak~:men-Kinp won the 4nlefi· l "~8bt with llhry .and lAura. Pen')' . - Laurel Cliff TJLUK THE '1'01L.ER ~ lock Grove Wedueaday s.ft,ernqon. ..... ~~ E\lle Muet'lql confined \o ber t mlJj':JPe wt rif' ,~••,.. • .- Sox ., OVf!R. BA£R UlolPEf2\ A. Bl.AZ 1-'IG: ~ENO SIJI'J WAS AN E't..ll?U!eAMCE ', - "' IIDilM. *.on JUDGE Ill u-, 2n,TU Ill YEAR -- ~o'JJNe> WIN ----~==~-==~-- ,, ... .. . . . .. JoniN!clij~AG6 ~ I PAUL.I~O ••• HIS 20·- .._ ..,.. ·. .. .. nlnlll wl\h one man rfttrt<L 11uee men tM~ ft:J-. one oq a forae out. at 1 HARDIN aft Ollll<'fl .. . .. ., . .. .... ~:s ~~· ~UTH HIT~ T~IHTIH~ HOME~ ""' .........u ... ''Iron Men" of Today Gold I• Se• Water Maaarl.. Dlreetor fw tJfl.b four ·-UJFtlea, ~tie Wuql.n!JUm lt.l'onr PI~ ~'ted 30 hitl and avatancht(l qie Reel Box of Balt.m 15 to I. he'll have to shtmp fnulull,; m bBttlns t.o join such clay·{O<Jted men all Hack Wll!ion. Unless h::: br>;)aks an arm and a leg, Ruth wmn rt!· tire In lft32 or '33 and we don't Blr. and Mra, WIJJ Horden and son Is vlslt.1n1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewtn1 . Mtu Mary Embleton returned There h1 ~,;nlct In 111'11 11111C'r. b',ll lh1:1 uvera;e t•nucentrntt.,ll or 'Ill' phldn111 DIJ>tnl, In ~e'·"rnt lh<~u~:;n\ul eamrlee anAI)r.ed, hn" bt·~n fu11111: ._ either. w reath~:d ' alifi!IU- John Berly appeared lO plt.Dh for =e:O~~w!"!blon.U:S:: to~ By SIDNl!lY H. BIOEB Iball. The pound.wort for Lhe 1 the New York Giant& aaalnat Phil· .delct' to ;..11 .v..!j.0 'Hlt' '..mt tor, INB Sport. Writer son is .et.tled. can Leaton Junior ba1t:ball lllnnM V1olet and eon 110 6J)endlug Won a.~tiwit1 e.clelph.Ut. wea.r1n,W an old red ahl.rt the t:K·~ twtrll'i~ PJttaburrh. .\IJI. 7-Hia Honor, I n.eu the "juctae'" lcavca for Chi~ lcn&t.lp tJt Ohio tnd the rlfht t.o 1 few daya with ber 1blter Mn. T vdll)' u1n~ ao lop1er rtqltJft~ '-'~ and betare he U¥1k ott the thlnl Btl1de tbJ• two t•t.uru were Judllf Walter p , ~uften. Preskllni c&~ll but not before pro.1ouncln11 l represent Lhe state at a rtjlonal l Dale Hart ot ALhma. ur.o of hi' muM:!~ tf obtaiJI - ll~ the tnemy got a bull on balls, UuH worUly of note, a bu.utUul JlWlpb\1 Jud&o ot the eooi' Oounty Bu~rlor H'OWnce. And the acn...enca falls on I tournammt at Rtchmond. tnd 1 __ couuuodlttee Detpiqry rqr malpr double& and e. IIOfJle. Jehn removed catip of • lln• driYt· tiJ Davia at OoUtt lliUI.n& ln ChiCD.fD· lA about. the rhouJden Of R. N . Vi'u.ddell. hib ( Oolwnbu.-Minneapoll& •tared a n .r I • ti'lllillt:fl or lite. Hf!l 119 1.opp,n.IJ!IJ21 ttle llhlrt In the third and ~tapered •holt' and .. •Lrlke out. ot Btmle, l't&l'lY ~ dOft the Ieaal toJa on week aul&t&nt. WadLieU hal compl-:te thret.~run rally ln the 181.b lllliina ~olumbta to function .. a rpnior or, I ··~ w.-inrt. . OverwheJma on unUl ~ 15llt.h when Parmalee with the bfUea full tad t~ put. epd• apl;f ttmbark upon his Lwt'nUeth ohar(ie. dW'Jl\1 th.e week, alter Judie to win a lona pme tram COlumbua -lit. Albert l'!lroa.tla IQ W~D," Pht'lll'ea went In, but the chanp ot &hlr1.l ~ UluaUy bud ~~ ~la)'tf' ' telloiOD u head coa.cll of the Car· iUeffen• nturnt to the bench !u :n the Arn~rtean Auoclatlon, 10 to j Mr . and l&.rll .;ohn BitS!> spent the Dum_e_c_"'_'_••_•~t~•·~·----Red and pltchen carne too lata and J . in ~ ~ual 1trido a('ter thil aoe I neciel Tech tootba.ll team. Octcbr. But- t.he maills are heuy i 7. week end wHh Lhe latter'::; pa~nlJ:i ,.. Beat Giants Elliott and hia 1anr won, lJ \o 4. b::eat& cirJ~~o':bC:': Tbe ,aritlr.t and d<lpes.teu sa!d it w1th meaaa:e~~ back •tld !or~h W1:td: CinclnnaU-A!ter seven &tr~t j Mr and Mr& Mlrandy King . 1 Vo~ For , The culture and. heat of Booton were stlll at a premlum 1md h~ couldD t be done, t.h1ll bW>Inet~~> of deU con.~tnuea with Judge Bt.ef%un n IU56e 1. tht CJDCinnaU lkda broke J Chu. oJrcle. Mrs Lera Roush and 1PERCY L PEOPLI:"S , 01 REDS BREAK STR'EAK falleJ to effect tbe rouah and ready team'J ent.busl&lt.l beQtlll him to be1ni a tudle ftve days of the week pottcklt \nd t.l\ctiel dlU lng lhe ~erk· up what promllled to be am~thet· 1two d!I.Uihtl!ra or oravel H111 and 1 . • "' • Rob.n.& of Brooklyn and they dew get a hit, Ule opPDIPla: pitcher apd o tootbuU co&clt the oLhcr two Jy pra.et.Jetll. 11hut·0•1t a.nd beat Plt.tlburih tn a 1N:rs Prank Booth or Bu.cyrus spcnt 1Counca1maft for PomentJt.o a 7 Lo 3 victory over Lhe Br'avee. aUpped three pcrfMt atr.te.s over on Som" or t.he alumni shook their Each Prlday, In lhe alternuun. National Leasue 1ame, 3 t.o 2 I saturday w!Lh Mrs Oetly Davis 1R blican tiekeL Of Looin1; Win From Pir- Herman a.nd f'rederltk aided pitch- the ')mtter, the taat · one bfltna a IleaC~ when they bevan to cotl.'ll~r JudBP Btetfen hOPti n. tra.m tor Ctneland- VIc BorreU, Detl'Oit I Quite a few ll~rc attend.f!d 1 ep= u====== er LUque with t.hree h11.8 each. •tn.lll:ht ball on the lnltde, Stanley that Judie St,trcn would have to 1 whet"' vcr "dear old Camcgi~ Ted1" rtlle! pitcher, walked four Cleveland 1 ates; Sorrell Walks Doubles by Heathcote and strlpp stmcjr out swtn&llll' bard at every (JOmmute between Chlc<Lij:O and 11s pL'Iying footb&tl. New York , Uuf· trs tr, give the lndhu18 U\e wlnnlns 1 Four To Loo~ Hendrtclt'li :;acrifice and a long fty pitch amid the 11'01111 ot hit eup· PJttaburah weekly to Co(l{A.Ch hili toot Calo.. Atlanta, Washington, ur any· run In the ninth JnnlnjJ of a >1. to 3 • by Cuccindlo, plus a wild heave by port.ers rnln1Jled wltb cheen bY hL; ball team. place on the t1e!d for a couple o( cam<! In the Amer\can Lee.1ue at 1 By corELAND t BURG Spencer, won for the Olney Reda opponenb But "Wally" knew I.JctLcr '11la\; hours He maps them lhruugh the I Detroit INS Staft Wrlt.er over Lhe Pirates 3 to 2. tt was the Aa a Kame Nea~y and Stanle7 eaeb wb.at the players call him wbtcn he pac::lr· to see I! they ha\'e responded Tn;e(!o.-Toleuo lost IIA fourth 1 Ne\\ York, Aui 1- l'he d:~din~J first t.riumph Jn eight gaJn.e8. :c~~~ f~ur 1 hits, the former a l"llps on a swoept 8hlrt nnd demon· to hls allsent treutmenl straight game to Bt , Paul, a to 5 abd fall of Mr. OeoQ~:e Herm~n Walking your ball a:a.me baclr: a~~ th~~e !~f· th; ~~~r a t.rtp~ st.ratee some or his football 1Mategy. sunday morning he deparu; for although it outh1t the Amertcll.u Ruth today appeared to bt! one of was demonst.n.ted by the stand~~ord. Jt. P:ved paa~eup 101, Unique in the annals of foot.bal. to· Chicago. Monday murnu1g h e l~ Al;f:IO( 19.Uon league~ leaden. those things Jwtt arow10. the comer Indians W sne.tOO one the' '.SJ;Jectators who h11.d J&thered to day i.:; h18 coaching mcU1od which tack on the bench with all ~he nmn- Dwlght Haley, !orn~er HCI· --that ls, overdue, but not veL tn 4 to 3 VJc Sorrell Wa5 !lee the other contest however, and e.llows him 1.o devclup a !cotball brief~ pftl,ihons, bills ol t:unphunl del~erg college football and basJc.()t~ silfht. one who walked four In all Hie boys plenty ot practice. es~ team almost from h~s seat on the or \\·hat he.ve y()u. ball 1.\ B.l . revealed he eloped inl.t'l T~ey say Yoir. Rutl.l·s leAs nmth to torce the winning run peehl.lty the outfielders or the Pick~ Cook county bench Judge Btefieru> was au All·AIJJcrl· Kf'nlvt.ky last Wetk with Ml!l6 Myl'~ about a.a much spring ln thrm CleH!land. up team . 'TI.'! said ln Clucr.go u 1e boys can quarterbnclt In hls phnlng QP.y~ tll' V Albrrt of Tltftn, a high M:ho~i lead dollar and that even a.a. A '·omer by Carl Reynolds e.nd The fkore 11ovas 19 to 0. know tlwy cant put the · fix uu He slepped into the bool.:> Gi the ~~·rl'theart ' BS nl'xt year poor Manager Jue Me· J~omc ether fancy whacking gave The hoi store: Jttdg~J Steffen Hl.s playe1s know 1t lmmut.al Walter Eckenw.ll 11!1 !1elU Cnrtby wUl face the bitter ta~~ o( the ¥. htte Sox o! Chicago !our runs Stars AB R all to welt. Dlstknce meruu; nothing: genernt for Chicago under Lhe eyes 1931 Oakland Sport Coupe, 6 wire wheela, putt!nr the great man on Lhe ben'ch In t.h teventh and e. final 7 to. 6 Stivers, cf · · · · 6 2 2 to him. On the eve of every game of "Old Man" Stagg Then. when only 4 mo~ths old, like new. But the gents wb.o moWll have ·! whipping of the St Louis Browns ~avl!, .slSlb · 6 3 he's \ln the held. polishing off pl<lys he tcf'k 'over the Tech school .md 1 Uttl~ to say about Mr Ruth's h1t- Tommy Thomas, who replaced Cara Ra nl~~s lb · · · · . .. 6 • 3 4 and sharpening wii.S of the play· got his hold on politiCS, Judg-e SLei-~ B MARY1930 Enex, 5 wire wheel Sedan, low milting. t)f caurse, he wJJ: iJe lucky way. got crtd.Jt for the plt.chlng ef. N~elroo'ct, c · · · · · · · · · : ~ ~ El'll. For he L1Ln twen do t~liJt. ten tu.rncd out a couple of u:tanun Mr andYMrs Bill:oE~lstcln nt ll he crashes homer No 50 this see.· fort. ShOJ'r, I! "Wally" waa a lawyer when he ous A•l~Amellcrm selectionsHowYDungstown, Ohio. were guests of eage, hard to tell from new car6 3 1 !tOll, but except for h1.!l teammate, The Cub.s and Cardinals did not Stivers, rf . , l Mr and Mrs Henry Mees for the I 5 0 1 firs~ ~gan to coach 1:tL Carnegie lal'd Harpster and Lloyd Yoder 1 Lou Gehrig. there isn't a suul In play. 1Weyt.!nsmlller, 2b . . 5 2 2 Tech two dei:ades ag:o. Th-en he beHIS proudest nchlcvements. fliOOII week end. 193Q Enex Coach, run• and looko like new. ettbo::r league who wtll conu~ close to Harbrecht, p • 3 1 came an alderman. H ~ actvancL'<I to that the ll1spire.t1on nr the rJJach Mr 1md Mrs. Floyd Zickau of I that nwnber and don't O\'Cilook the pollee court judge unlit hls po.l!t!cat !work.s In othm places than B m11sl- Pittsburgh, spent Monday 1929 E11ex 4-door Sedan, extra good shape fact Ruth is leading both leagues Total . . . • .. 19 20 rep\llatlon carried him to the Su-I cal rom~dy st.:U]J. are the t"'o wins Tul!~u.ny here VlSittng friends In hittlnr. D . perlor Oourt bench ·n1cn Carnegie over Notre: Dame, gurnercd, the Mr l:tlld M'rs Ea.rl Arnett of Several other Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet Cara H~ poled homer No. 30 yesterday 1. ::ek~yp b AB R H Tech feal'ed for t.he first tlme thBt Pla!d sponsors IIUWS, been use Judgr.l P!e.e.sant. \\er:: recent RUest.s of Priced right-We don't pay the highest 1 u the Yankees tumbled tlle champ _ Y se e~ 3 3 0 0 sbe '\a.a gotng to lose o, good foot· 1ste:!fen pronounced thJ.t ser~tence t.o M!'II'Cc!llne W1l.son and pa"'''' U · ton Athletics, 5 to 3. and is now one In a game bet.ween .t. pick·upt 8 ~ ~ 0 ball coach The sttuatton was al· win on fiylnR visll.s trem Chicago ou Missel'! Anna LoulSe price for used can-Terms 1 hemcr behind GehtJ.g. He also got !team and the Ali·Sta.rs, the latter Morris,' :Jb :. . Rhe1man are visiting Mrs 3 0 !) arming to every~dy but Judse Ster- the -eves or the two b!'lttles. Reaaonable another hit In four tunes at bat I won an overwhelmmc victorY Kimes Ib 'J fen. It loks llkt! a busy time fur Juuge Mill~ at Reedsville, 0. fl,nd 1s rating .3&l, two points ahead Thursday evening t Oilea. 'cf .. ·. ·. · · · · ~ ~ Ea1h year he takes his vavllhm BtEfiLn thiS !cason Hell have to Mr and Mrs Charles Petty 1 ot P.'mmons or thl! A's Dn\JS nf The game was played after t.hc Pierotti 2b 3 0 0 from th(' OOuch dunng lh<l cntirc lmuke the round::; at Bu :ralo. Athmk Elm O~oH•. W Va, are vlsttlng the PhiUies t.opplng the NBllc,)aJ : scl1cdul00 gA.me between t.he All· Neutzlhij;., rf · 3 0 0 montt. of September. He tak('s the Plltludclphlll and New York C.ty Imm~ 1 · s Pttrents, Mr. and Mrs. slug~rs, It JilOIC o~I(U\ JU JhJIII IS Sta1s and Atlwns was Ci\tlcd off duo Wat.Bon, c . 3 0 0 team ou~ on the flcl,d With him rAmi Chko go, they tiay, u; 111 tlll' V P _tty . 1 behind Ruth to lh~ !IU!m·e t•f the Athens team Sche.cfcr, p . . . 3 o 1 1 every d11.y And Utcy practice foot- I Mldclle west. Mrs A. E Roush and du:•rcht."r · Ill) ! of Parkerattury Each. 200 Fireproof Room• 100 Roon11 at $1.00 Jsy ClJ.'lt'f S'l',t<j.tili~ n M.l\r~-~ Thm'e's denyhllj tws their slowed Up COIISideJably Hill\ Js u 'L ~he overages by gettmg 20 hit.'!. The fen rnte attractiOn of former year~>. but -·u.t 'n~e~~day from Columbus where she had been vlsitlna t.he' past two wrekr with her brot.hr!r and sl~ter· ln·lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs Loe EmbiJlon and family. ---- DH£Al thklk .. ... g WORK WANTED-Will do houl!e· ne!lday. work: in ar near Pomeroy. Write E. W. Swan attended a. ff'Unlon "D' care ot Th'e Dally Tribune of the Swan famUies at RockAprJnlf 1~7-3t l11st Sunday Mrli. C. H. Hl&:genbotham 1c. turnf'd Saturday from a three weeks Hlche•l of Bleulnp visit with relatives at Hazel Park 'l'he hi~Ml!IDgfi 11f rortune ure lht> MJch., she we.tl accvmpanled home tnwest · the next nre the bod1.y lid· by h0r dnughter Mrs Roy Sandel'!! yftntGg~ ot ~ttrenarth and heolth; 1 and children. but the auperlnUre b)eii81PJI&. In I Mrs. hctard and daua:hter of tine, tUI tho!le ot the mlnd.- New York 18 vl&itlnr at the home of L'Estrange. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swan. Mra. Buale carleton and daughter Vltalnla went to Columbus Monday "~ the l.. ter will conault an eye - ~ e ~. ~ --~··& 'DIII>AILT 11\mtlQ, POIQIIOT, 01110. :-,,;;,.;;.;~. .•· - ; • I I'""'· Ill. Only games scileQ.ulOO !' I I 1 ~4TIONAL LEAGUE Oltveland 4; Oetrott :i lhw YOJ'k 5: Pt~Uadelphla 3. Wutlirlaton 15; Bost.on J Oh:rqo 7; Bt. LouJa 6. !l&MES TODAY ·"'~!IICo\N ~·SOCIATION Bt. "~I at Toledo. •f{ansaa ·otty l(luiiMJle. ~ "t I ' NATIW'·"" j;~I..UlTJ; llrP!'l<IY• a) Boolo!<. .He,.. York. at Philadelphia. QilJ«::tJ\natt "t Plttlburgh. lni•taffP at St Louis. 4~!C<IoN ~~AGO• •t· l<jjliJ ., Phi-. Oft)J 11m~ achttdlded. I Cherry ,~, D'e 1 Glenn Camp, Kewnnee, Ill, light 1 Rav WhB~Y :;;;{amtly Wftc nl ~~1~~~·0 ~~~eated Paddy WaHler, 1Hemlock Grove Mo•1day lt.uklna nf~ 1 Younq Su.gley, Kewanee, Ill , de· \ trr dtell propt!tt;v. ' feiltot.J M ickey O'Shea (61 1 La..tra Butbi is SJlflndmg thl! wcf!k At BavonnBh. oa -Jimmy Reed. i w1th !1cr shotor. Mrs. Pal ~ Peny . lh.rba. former n;vwel&ht champion Mr~ Allee HoudashBit ol pt. Rnck deff.latcd Santiago zorUla za 11 liS vlr.dilti J'l( r per.:mta, Mr and Mr~> Bias Indl11n fcatherwet;ht, (10 ) l Orlando Mldlr.Jtr a few da)& l A .1ce Houduhelt and o10ll of Pt. , WRESTLING RZSUL ' Rock •"''""' her, uncje llluloy "'•dI kift ;tnd family or OuLch Rldllt t At. ~cw York-Dick 8hlkAt ocr- ' WedntlldFIY and Thqrsdijy. m!J1:r. ·~jltcd 8er(lol Kalrnlkoll, D lie Halt e.(\d rawny 'of AtJiohl SJBerta H ··6anc1or 8mbo Hungl\rY, llp(!nt Wednesday wllh Ml'ff H&rt's ' II drew Witt} EJt.eve ZnOIIky. Poland, Pflr2:Jt.s, Mr. '"d Mrs. Jetr VIolet. Geotp OAI:aa, ltRiy, defeated OCOI'i'~ rLcota Cullem V18!ted Maud Ross ~tlls. WtaconaJn ; VR'!l"a ZElemilak. l '-' e4nMdp.)• afternoon. , fli.IEiUI., drew wtQI .John RoJ ~J.clf;t Po~ , t--.J..!rf! Hutta eaUed on Ell~aboth tend: BJm Stein. !(ow York, ctr!~ Ro:;s Wt!dneac.ky llftemDOil 1 WJth Gino Oartba.ldi, Italy. 11'h)~lfs, l!erl and EY'.a Wbal~ n llfffifJP~&'polls at Columbut. 111t~~ett l!ot lndlanapohs. 1 d~'"''" I ' I 1 I I I NOURISHING JUICY . . SUNKIST ORANGES 288 Si:r:e 2 Doz. 49c lkliciou• for that morn~ inc health drink - "' fol' aalada and deeaerb. GREEN CORN Dozen zgc WATERMELONS Js lb. a.g. 59c PEACHES. $1.59 10 lb. 35c Bu. 6 .b._zsc3 cans tall 2lc BANANAS PET MILK KNOX'S GELATIN 2 pkg. 37c GELATIN.:.~ i\0 ··• 3 pka•- JELL ·· ~ ~ -- ·· Country . Club PEACHE~c: GRAPEFRUIT c. c. PJNEAP'PLE c. c. SUGAR ArbuckJ•• F~OUR c. c. J!ifC · Will! lh, CBIU No.2 J9.c 2 cana 2 No.2% 4.9c $1.31 ZB Ill, • cans II•· '"'•!< 4) ~~ ••. '- 2 No. 2'/• ruroal !i<>fli•- 4~c �'. ,.....r ' ... ·~ 1 J . . :u - OHIO PRID.AY, AUOUI'l' 1, 1111 ON IE y 1a Inger left Friday for a - Uld. DO:Uc1nl: a ear parked 1n a ~ery I :;' J;bomu Porl ThUhl:l&y evenlnr .... Mt;~ntaoa waa on h!a way home ~MD&eroua. place on Lhe- Rutland "' ~·Pbmero.r Hil'hway, in a sharp - .,._ 1n t1-loed ... ....,..e. va.._ Be found a man lying cross-w15e " 1n the road , face downwta.rd, very .,.. llUlCh u if he wen tr)'lna: to com.:; tpi\ sulctde by- havllll' a pabSirJ8 - •tooat run onr hlm ..,. A car did paai before the man "'""wu removed but by expert driving :~ --· I n••· - • by goi"• off th• ~ -" bilbWaJ tbe would-~ sul..elde was ••llliUed Ji'nlnk Retnhart who Wlt.S ~ &t the time wu hailed by ,.;:uontana who did~ ha.~h time to Lbe man ....:fore t e Rein4~ hari car hove In sight, and they ·~ moved the- man plued him In the T"- . . . . ·• l ,. rea:aove I ..,,,'"••. ersona s J 1' BteW&l\. I ly 0 w lu ~ ' ''" Olld lamlfyJ d Mn ~ ~ own bert Lee and d. Ray wiLh ~g:tbe aport.inl tJ ' lb. DoUIIa.s Nease ncl ry Elizabeth ~ &IWJ eror Bend had. &D unueual Blett.er of Yason enJO~ Wednes ..... oe nev the heme ot hi! day afternoon .l'nd evenina on a •• ratberw-tn-law. Charles HyseQ. on cam¢nl: trip near Old rown Creelr. I """ I11111t.oestablishment ..nw Davr. Of fhe Dey Cloan- 1 and Mrs Ira Per 0 w~elt ISoutherner end IIU:.lt II.Jtn rf."lutlve~ m Akron Mass Mt:arJotie Wolf went to cclumbus F'rlday tOJ a week tond. vbl, ~ ¥ Landa ". . on "I sla A..... Sat.md&y Dlibt Mi8l Opal KnQpp vlltled. Minnie KIPI Pllday 1lilht Charles Hutton, Sam Wlnebrlnner at\d James. Ferguson were sun- OYer Ob. • Nailt. d.I.Y ruests ot Mr and Mn M P Sewart. Mr and Mrs Theodnre Coos&ln fine Ume, but ju.-.t II. little dlsappa.lnt.ed that thf'y did not catch the 1-·· !hat • .., •··n ••,,, he•• ,,. ~" .....,., "" " -ntly The Jowl"• ol ,,,.~ '''''" tne .,wring of t.he locusts and the IJri~ht moonlight made it m~ 1fulg for another outing __ "" .. Culd.,.,ell lhlti Wt'ek I &'If He w :~s dl<;covered somu time Mt untl Mls oa~ld Watson and llaler by a p11sserhy and wl\.S brought Ma and Mu; Owen \l.iatoon motor- lo Pomuoy will'te he was g!Vf•n r 1 1 1 1 ed Fnday morning JJttent on a P Jysol!cuw Mr to 11Akron d M15 Clvde W11.twntn Vlslt un 1 I LleShiplev Loldo local '' iu.l1 tha j h h te 1 t th 1 he ht~d cume lu• 1r seeking em jllOy ~:;~~:1 L)~st..: c'~~P~~~~~ lJ e new nu;nL and w 11 s a :; ranger Sheriff St11.nley Rea nml Perry Smith left A o rracy gau• him n buth nt fur the w~t to seek employment. the coumy Jail until he has recov" '' E·'word M.ill~r 01 ChaJie!itun ered !luffidentl} flom th e Injuries "' 11 1 be ts the guest of Mni FLank Fugu.W to on l s wa} " BEACH PARTY men &ay the unknown Mlow tvenJng tn honor of Mrs Henr~ Th use present to enjoy the otcas lon were Mr and Mrs Fred IWsenbe.um And sons Jack and Dick Mrs DeM Ro8enbaum, Mr aud Mrs Mox Bowen daughter Hazel und son ~up . ,Mrs Anna Stalk courtney DIIV•S Mr. and Mrs Oemge Stark and son Edward Mr and Mrs Phil Mel-. Br George Sauvage Mm Cha.. ~a Ward da'""hters Betty Oorol hy Rosemary and .SOIJB Marion t:.nd Jim Mr and Mrs Flo)'d Clark daught-er Pauline son Billy Mr hnd Mn; Jack Hanlo.n &lUI and dour.h tlr Marjorie Mn; Phil Mell' J1 son Wulter and M1 ilnd Mrs Henry Rasp o.nd ch1k1ren were (!:uests of Mr and Mrs Oecrge Knapp Saturday e~enIna A T Pullil)!l vunted Mr and Mrs "'--J·' J •.. s.• ~ h' '-"' uen Bt.'llu;"; .u... u.y n 1U ~ Mll r nnU Mru" ,•,a~. ~ten were ca ers at Ga po 8 ...on-y M F SLewu'"~ and ron Rny were bus.tnes.s vlsU•Jrs at Leon one day ltUlt we-ek Mr o.nd Mrs Dell Bm1th and I niece Miss Ruby KIll and l\lrs Chua Kine anll dauahter Minnie were Bhopplng at Pt Pleasant Tuesday Rrv J E Johnson spent Sunday night wllh Mr and Mrs aam Llnk~ hart ldge I I ami niece Miss Madge Woiie left fm their home at ITlpt•o.•: Jowu rollowhln, I" ,',mit WILJ11 1 Ma; Jv n P 11 Ips am g.,,.,NnandMeliatwo CHARG-ES_F..ILED lN SHOOTING SCRAPE Old J.\.yger l.... i:!"l'8CU8e cl'llldren were l(ue!l\.11 of '• ed I h d I With friends ames were p ..y turt es unt.c MI S Frank Neut.ztlng and four ___ md after an argument whO ~.;augh~ u11.ughtcn; arrive<.! 111Jm Dtt.rotl l Brute Shipley 23 of Birmingtuun the blsgest turtle or fish all round- 1 hu. s.:lay E;~cnmg rur a sc\eral days Ala lnJurDd hls root when he lenped !•1 lor lunch The old hili.B wer~.: "'"'' with relatives and friendll ..:tl on 1~ bo:~rd contnlmug five larRe • ,, scented with the aroma of break-~ George AngeleUllltmncd (Lorn na!l!l nei\L thf' Pom~ro) Mtson fBlit bacon and roMted coL n with wc~k:; \ l:>ll In Mauettu 81 Thurs/Jav eH 11lng Euch mam other good thmg~; to .,. tt All Mr .... nd Ml s Percy People~ me of the five nulls pent Lr LteU 1"11~ foot retumed at midnight reportlllg 11 utl~ nomg a chut ch "onfe1 ence utI and he could not ex.ract them hl.m- net have the appearance or~- Ras~ ~ 65th blrt.hday anniversary l~lds tntoxle&ted Jumpa and Jllr& .....r. atruet10111 Near Br1dp, :':eM:,. and ordered htm to drive on An enjoyable bench party was held J1 Henry Wolfe "'r.Obieyed the order with alacrity at tt>e SyracU8e beach Thursda~ '" o, y am u. n)l.JrleS Recelve d In Jurnp - "' ~ Mr - - y Br-1 ..... c had u their 1ue1t.1 mer Buoda7. Dr Ch&rlm E Chandler of ClDclnnatl and 11118 Jane Chandler of COlumbus. Mr and Mn Ted Robert.& aDd daUI)lter Joan a.nd 111M Ploreno& Blake were caUed to PhUippl w Va, to attend \he fUneral of tbelr late Mrl John Schwlrian. 1'bltJ 11 r, lett Sunday and returned 'I'Uelday Mrs &:hwirlan Ia a daqb~r ot u ... II . . y ....nl daX,I. retUI'DIId ~ unl&' tlev AllOO and · - 10 Buban lUt WIBI4 ~· ldot alter thr farm of Of ~f!.u,. W R IJAiqlllll .......... lumbu.t, art auettl ar hill ~ta. Mr and Kn Pn.nt ~ and " ,. __ •;,• ... .... -. or •• • "'• 1,. •• • ...• .• • ' •• "• !•. "• w:1: ramlly Ml illld Mrs Oeorge Ackley an l chlldaen ot Chn.ttanoogil l;:;;~it~•arnved Thmsday fOI an invlstt with Mr und Mn> Ackley and other JeliLLives Rev ami Mlos Oeor{(e SwvLU~ Lucy scott; an LVKI I.J y mo tur evening from King Cit)' for a vUilt with fri~mls I npeeted Rev oeor,e Oller Q( thl! Oburcb ot N u. condueted or God ...."• n !orJMr ... 666 • 1111 1111110 111 ~ - t Wectraewi~Q' a& ~:-: ~ _..DJ-.vWe 'ldth b1tDdl. .I ~ven, -~ UTEATHER FORECAST- n -Shower. lBte ronll}lt and FULL LEASED \ v NO 279 ,, lftl ...... lfl Ill THil 0A.J.~.o 'V 'A.! BUN. WIRE OP HO~V~H ASSURES MEN PH~BlEM TO DE MH IN WINT£R • I.NTERNATION AL POMEROY, OHIO, SUNDAY,' Star .Actors in Murder Trial SP[CTAT~HS AT - 5HIP llUNCHING l&c t&c LAm" ....... .,..,, ...... -~ - · IY CAaiJ•• ll QI:M1a - -tl ,...............,. PRICr:-8UNDAY 6 t..'ENTS !fAMOUS C~UPtl lOST IN fOG BUT SOON riNO WA t "Lone Eaele" And Ann Are Greeted By Eokimo• and Whiteo While Waitine For Ar1 rival Cf Airplane From Akla vik lie l;ol!n4 Vea.l ClloJM, fNIII Milk Fed Cal•• SERVICE I WHO FOR~GO SLEEP IN STATEMENT I'"" 8alt Side. GUST 9,1931 NEWS DO·X Pageuger fHT TElLS Whatever Ir May Be, Will Be Met, President Announce• Nr.e lUll -~ JIOIDUI t~ "LINDY'S" ARRIVE AT POINT BARROW 1""'~ were ..........._ -~ :.'; .. fJaC.er, Helen CoWie wuu ....... tllt'ID tor a ebort ~ 11n. AJk!e Yoat ot Racine aD4 )Ira. 1qlt YOit and clilldreD &eMil ....... ............... " u__......d ....., - . -... ..,._Ill:"., ·--·'I'Y.II.~r:-of Mrs. LoWaa Wlllap. Nlt:e SbGUier B~y OooJe~ Sunday anti In eztreme Northwest porUon I ~ence~~Se~lle~nj,~~~~-~~·~Genlcl~ 19th. I C •- • tw .. at ft...._ three 'IWJell revlftl at. Banela _ .. Mr and !ln Berll7 .JOh»IM)II ol -~ -·•- W • H-_., 8'... •~. ,,_,, Jr aDd d&uthter, IItle 0~. came -•,-;__-..,._"'!~::".':::'"__...;;... 8a.turd&J to Yislt bJa puen\s, Mr • NOTICE and Mta. V&n Jobn&Qa, and tamUJ for two weeD Dr. M. S. DutW1 wW .. The folln~; :..U~ ~o WDt to • ~camp at Pt.' ThorQ&a. It),, have re- out of t.,.,-a. &:0- A•l· r turned homa MarvlD Roberts, fJ~w. a.e+3t I t, ~ anC ..,. . ._ Mn Lou1e9. Uvea at Racine f¥{r and Mns Strohmeyer or ~~·u.:;c..~:;~:~.l M- ><t••- Ke'.... we ..a ~lllited JO Hallam and W.H hell ,, 1 !•-"" ........., Har.t' Roberts who hal been Vlllt· lng Do nald Guinther and tam.UJ for a Jew weeks returnee~: to ber home at Lathrop, the drst ol the week •:;~;,,~~~~li l Russell W1nebrell!lfr Cove came home his. parenta Mr W!nebrenner 1or & Ml.s.s Malcla K&rr ~~:'h!~::~~ vl81t1ng at. Ch&rleston, Marion and Colwnb\18, home Wednesday Th(mas SnowbaJI Jr and Ia•~~· of Barberton came ~y to and Mrs Thomas ~owbaU ror and to help 1tbem with or ~and Tribuae, call 236-L o if the Buaine11 Olic:o ..r. for :ZOZ·R. w -~.~--=!'~~ -~ ~ . . . . . . . .~~. ... ~ IIlii VlriiD1a..t...~wUa~~il ..,... • few~· '"' 111'1 Valde ~ and Mrs. CJn. Jl&ftD,tll, A. 8 Oruotl U)d WDilt mont Arnold _ at ~ Holtter .. ~' ...~ ~ ~ ~~ tal to' 1 ~ - - . m.ottie _.u ......-. -.--• -...- ,_. .. _ halpl .,.~~-:,.. '" r Kr and lift JCIIm. Cowie tor . . . . lin RebeCca ~w. Who Wt.8 op~ • .-.-..':.- to thtlr _.,......_ erated 00 for an a.bieceM She Ia wee ... ·~= .~; ptttna ~jlonf: ftl 'ft!ll .,a CGUJd be m...~t •• ~.::.:.,~, ::-':~ h LC"'l Mr and Mrs Hugh Scott and Ml.Ss Chargt's o1 ;~ oot1ng "' 1111 111 " s lth ar Detroit Michigan v;el':l to kill were D!td agalust Lewis m , •·-·•• by Shl'ntf A 0 week end gum;Ui ot his .fa.t.he; Nlt.ly BANDS IN CHILLICO'I'IIE ,. 1 .•an e) u1 1 o""" • Scott and :;on About elxty members or the coml111.c} Fildny murnmg Manle} wns Mr and MIS Ira Riggs ho.v blnett ldlool bands Pomeroy and taken bl ron'! Justice the PeRce E moved here from w va ~~vtnswood moi.Ored to ChUllcothe H T1ttm for a prellllllnary heaTing Mildred Roush Is atl.endlng -.chool .....~. where they wlth their \ lm:h W:lli r:ontm ..ed ,md he wa!t ut Rio Grande ~r Prof D M Wetstone were l flt.Jnc d to th~ L'Ounty jJJ\1 Mr and Mrs Dille Mulford anII' the guests of the Chillicothe Scioto r:hm~o:• s or a~ .. ault on tl'lt llf'rson nounce the birth or a son b"lll ~·Quette at three coneertJi during nr Ka lhenne Hysell anrl ll!:saull l July 19 He ans wers to the Ulll uf .., Ute dar The two bands were with mlf•nt to ktll on Lewis.. Manle:, Ool•n Rlthord Jolneeed ~ rr • r barJet ther e-"th m em~·-s ...... of tl>e and MalffOL et Castle Wl'lll also plc teJrf!i 1 b Y Sh ~rto. The eledrlc alorm here a week ~ I.e bct.nd making a. tot11.l of r,·:;y;;;,;,;;;di~, for Columbu:; (ot n agruml Cha 1les Hysell In Sqmre agQ did cmlsiderable dama11e by few dilys stu.y TILus court Hysell wns not glvf'n romplet..ely destroying El?.a Mul· 1~•~x>ut 80 members under "~e dlrec, t.lon of Prof Whetstone w A ca1penter of Athens was r~ o. prellrnulllLY hearmg beCtlllst of rordli nev. chicken house l"l'Ldie *'V l'be banda made on a.ttraetlvc ap bU!SIIJeij!j vuiltOJ hrre r<'udo~ Uu; fuct thnt he Is ~till confillf'd lo 1Holmes bom, damaging how;e.. and 1!fJ)earaace. Ure boys dte88Cd in while Ml alld MIS Loulli Oilllnget and h iS btd at the county Jail as a result blowlnu huge trees down !;~ ;~ft': :r~s '!!~th ~~~~ Etncfit Geyet tet lllned t.o th~u ' f mjurtes 1eceived when he wru:s l M1 und Mrs Phtl Gray who have ~ ._ The members or the Pomeroy llomes at Youngstown satu1day It! ~ llot m tllf' rum by Manley vl:>ltcd M1 and Mrs J E Evtms ;.band offer thanks to those who t1e il b.llef vtslt he~:e v.ith 1e lattves ChoLlC" IJI~,tglm; the att.orney of lhe ptt'llt eight weeks moved to Mid"'eave the uae ot th('lr cttrfl for the CLJ\S~ MEETING lV!L and M1s dnll Olli!Hh awl Gllillpti!Js Is st•!l bemg ll tld 111 the l dlepmt recenlly convoyance or tht! member:i 10 lttby unlved fLom Columbus and Jull llr1r •m Uw chat@"l of iCCrtvlng t Mr u.pd M1s F1ed Bisson spent Chillicothe, Thursday Th r> Live Wire cla11s of tilt' Ente r- !Lit! vl~ltlng the form!l s motht 1 mcn(y undct fal:iC ]JI etepscs HI&~ S uuday w1th he I parenls Mr and ~;:~~~~:E:~~~; prise U B church met for their MHL Myrtle Orlmth ami fatmly ~ ms has not }et been gl~en a hear ML> Elza Mulford Mr and BRIDGE HOSTESS regular monthly meeting Frhlll} Father F W OloeckneJ Jet lfJLCd lug on Uw charges Mrs Wolter Gunter and chll- worth went tc evcn'r.B with the president !>.!•~; lo Ironton nrtcr n lew dnys v!s!t - -- - - --dren of Charleston W VB, are hers to visit her parents. Mr Miss Helen Zeiher was hostess to Myrtle Hicks pf('s ldlng Mter the 1lm '·· rather Pf>tt.!r Gloecknt L ami ' Samuel Frank and lamtlly Pl\Oj\'IINENT FARMER n 1l:i: s rot R vlsat with Mrs Stephens and her bridge club Thurllday evening busllless session dellclou.'l refre"h- aud fumily duughter Opal Mnr. Ora WalfiU!r and Lee " Mrs o r Am} w•aw-rey wh o fell •at8her ,_ home on 1Mulberry avenue ment~ were SE"l\ed to the fo llowln<> Justu.s Chlllrndcn a plotnlnem M1 und Mr!S John Scott of Co C11pehart or M1L881Uon are "''eats b -:t. .... score p1 u won Y Mrs " 1 h 1 d ,. •.~arry Fela:er guest prize to Miss Mr~ Susie Pulllnii Hatlle Mcintosh ll er room u ~>w ayr ago 1. r, farmu of MtiJ!s ~ou 1t} dwci nt huullus vl~ije« h1•1e over the week Van Johnson and family L h Annn ehumaker Binda Wl>ile Em- covennB mce ly his 1 Dml<l tbmn unc mllll ~usl or Rn end w1t11 hc1 pmentl; Mr and M1~ Mr tmd Mrs Da.J:i Rizer and eon lltl.l lght telles ments weJ c Mrs I B W red nnd son ldt fo'tlAtthtl Rupo -~'""I ed rna Ca\ls Edna Bnr tcls Allee Batk c cine Frhluy mormtt¥ He w~~ G{L ~~·..... . -.......... ..,..,_""' 1 1 1 1 , 01 n wee t'llt v ~ t In mcln M1 and MI S Leste1 Roush ari,U I '"W•-=---~~---...-- ...... ton Allee Flck Tillie COtlllatt Elln yem,'! of 11.gc. nlld hlld belli in fall d IUP,hlcrs vls\Wd his parent.'! at Arnold Ed1a Bl!lt's Edith Dll.dle Mt ami M1s Clyd~ w tuung and lng llealth for ometiJJK' ctu~h he Bunduy Emmo MUch Della MrlnU:ish Pt!arl da 1131Jt.cr and the latt e~> llt.tenls; H~; Is ~mvlv~·:J by bls wltr, and Vote For Kes f'rHon Rev anti Mrs I:l Mor· ML md Mi ~ R!tU.'Id lie retm'Yled tr 1' ' ' " ' ' ' children The eomplqlf rur> 'PERCY L. PEOPLES for san and Hon Paul Clevebmd WedntJ~diLY follov.Jnr,: 11 nnangtmtnW will h< nn 1 !UUo.; GREAT BEND P,uncilman for Pomeroyfew days vlmt }Jere with the f01111 Intel ers moth-cl M1S L:rrlln Wehrung llt\HY A&fHUR PASSES w R Par~ons and son Hyatt Republican tir:ket. 7·31·6t LOCAL SNAKE ~TOR\' I other relatives made a business tnp to Sp~ucet W Mr und Mrs Albe1 t Gloeckner DON'T MISS THIS I I John AI Ill ur flvt' months lJ!d o;r"' v D Ba t"·day .... Ml and MJS Fro.nk Ch11pman of retn ned to CJnclnn~ti nite1 11. bLio 1 cf Mt ktwl Mrs Jue tR.!tlo:;ki) Jllmc ~ Promtt and Dr Elmez uM &. M" VALUES U1e second ward were trl'aiffi vi s it with Mr nml Mrs Jacot.; Adam~kl of Laugl!vitlfl, pnss:'d a>\RY p10mu made 1 busmess tllp ro 11: ,.. ..,..,,...., .,..., .,. SEASONING B A C 0 N' an unwmoftllrlll in t.ht' kitchen Oloe~kner In Monday Run there rhursday evening Hr. wn ~ Athfllll'l u.nd Nelsonville Friday otlt their home ea 1ly m the week " - v ond Mr• Morg·, e nd lh• Jo•t we• k no: " " ' tio"" "'''' '"" an<l wos bor>> v.hen ,, ""'Und JOe•, SARDINES, JSc- C h apm:m entering the ,..,.. en was horLUita tD st.-e a. '"'''''·llatte s father Mr ~so Mrs SU!o. · Adam sk i bf'Uer known ns Joe RaMr and Mrs D B HaJry ancaaa 9c; PURE CIDER VIN- supposedly of the gart.cr vu riely Pulhn~ aud Mrs Binda VlhHe visit was serving Lnne In the r~un· 11m1ncc the bhth of a. son ThllriiEG.&.D Gall- - 25e·, DIN- mg 1U1 best In illl effort to make f'd Mrs Melvin Pullm ~ at Tex11s he 1e The tuneru\ llf'rvlc ~~ ria\ Jul• 30 ~ -.,. Its exit ft om the 1oom via the see- WeJnesday not completed 11.11 yet J I FUrbee and son Ranctatl fti£R BELL COFFEE, pound ond door fter IICreama broua:ht Mrt Bernard Wt>mming or Cln and tamlly of Onltlnnatl, spent lhel 1"--J FLOUR lar•e aack M1 ChiPman who llnally despatch1 JJ; visiting Mr and Mrs Ja wcrk end he1o wl\h the tormet;s i"' ' ed the reptUe by the Ubeml UBe or Gloeeber and famllv son M l and family ' 48C1 RICE KRISPIES, handy house tools Mr and M1s. Clarence Wells add I 0 w Kreltler nnd ftmJiy are ,hoxel 17r:. Beat Food Valmoving flOITl. Buttr..rnut Av~nue I of ~ht~ rollcs from 1un:lh vt ted fliend!! ht Mlddlcpot~ " d C th KIIARKR NEAR BEAUit 'i th£ re~idencc nea.1 Dt ccn Q 1ovr the Sunday Sundl.\Y I I I tl PI I At ~e1, an oupona on e formuly occupied b~ fo Pontnnu at Wolfe Vnlll y Samue Dnv s o 1e n llS ~pe ~ree Dinnerware with every N<>w York Aug 7- tNS---Bu.thers MIF Clara Ohllnw-et left Wedne~~ A11 mtrrcstlng program wn.~ ~r\eruJ dnys hete wUh Rcnntol Bht\nu-ha..,. at nf'arby bt!aches today were warn· doy mcrnmg for Mtndrm, w Vll 10 given and 1111 tf'ported a nne t1me I han and family last week ..- .... ~t '!• Mr nnd Mrs Golden Jnoob.~ and Eb€r Hall and ftulllly uf Mt Veted of the awroach of a school of several da}s With her brotheL son Sllf'nt Sunda) With Ml and non ar@ spending seve1a1 do.l'S wtt.h " Two Sto'" in Middleport, sho.rJrs from ROUthCITI New Jersey Rapp o.nd wife Mn; r N Baker Ills pRrent.s Ml and Mr!! ChaR F(ne ia POmeroy. watA1s The :>hnrk.'l wete reporteil:l M s Henry thlf' of Monkey Run Ml s W M Bluleti ami two dauglt - Hall ia.oDERN MARKETS, INC. ' ',,'!,"u'',~.'."',o'r'thlday ofT Allanu c City U;tloll c~;,,',','"',',',',wued,',',"',n"t'e'• wMh•,:; lwhmleft Sundny Columbus Mu Bul!l. Hnrrl~ and ~ " ,..,. n • ..., they w111 vlslt Mrs Balles f>JlP.nl Sunday with Mrs Sam ~ who L~ eruplo)"''d there foJ two weeks and family ' • '" ' -- J of Toledo. antftlci famlJ7 William H Blake and leaves a band and ten chUdren, the est bein&' an l.nfant 2 d ho6 ol an a t to mourn tbelr llved here Do-thr w·-~--er who '" ~"''w been visitl.nl relatives at Cove tor a few ~ka. home Baturda.Y Mlssea Lenora Gladys Croolu ww a few days vLslt at Dayton &TlTI .U,IVM READERS NOTIC~If ,..... W"l't the Nowo Ollice of Tlao o.u, tam1lJ :1' ,, __ HI~~ STl4U J iTM cnuuu!O ~ I ~·,1(~0-l(f---~--A-,-.-F-I_N_DS----~--~-co--a_N_a_o_AS_T------~~-----p--------~----~~~p---.-f---J-J--.---.-----,~~--T-,-~--~--~~---~--·-·~--•~-,~~------o------------~l~~---w-~-~~M .. n--.-•,..~~.~-~~-.~-~~BM~-!M:n~-=,:~~--:-lr- MANICon-;:;;rmA _,.__.__. .. we ha.•e ..._. alc.e Sprhq' ..~~ 'J"I" .........- 8c 20c Nloe~- ..- Chokt WIAW, Wbea\ Flow. _ . 20c Jk 48c dolambl& ~~~ 29c c._.~..- ~ Bol...., "~"'~ ....... G ... Coli... t P..... - .......... - - tOe tOe l ....... ...- AJ,L OVIt 111£<\'l'll 411£ V- 8 GOVP.8NMENT IN81'EIJTUI, BAm'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT. 111111 1111111llllillllj...,,!!l+!l!l~llii~t11Sailtllll...lillllllt11SIIIItiiS,..tiiS1111111i1f JV tw1m I 1 21 Por First Day of the A'@St ftJrniture sal• Fortunately Our Ne;w:l•miJ. Oftice ~.~Y~ 172 for Pt- - -• < • • ' •• ." ' ' ...,.. ......... ., - · .,,. .. •• - ' .I. --- HOT WEATHER SPECIALS '. .,.so h .,, i • .l_l~ STRAW HATS V. of Tunpms Plain~ Hank Young nnd Otho Tracy on a. contrl!Jutlng to the tl lin~~ of a minor fllr.d ngaht 1 Athens cmmty court He V.liR takrm In A!lwm LUHl lnrned Ol ~ t' L to authorities UJere friday nr ~ ternoon LADIES Sill DRESSES NOWA VOSS WASHER - -- ·-.==- QlJARTF.TTF. COMING PRICE MEN'S AND OFF I SATURDAY SPECIAL Wook Shill•, "Auto B1and" Light and dark ' blue Chambray, polka dot, grey check, "'zc1 14% to 20. FOR SATURDAY ONLY .. 79c-2 for $1.50 BOYS WASH SUITS Size~ . ':.';;'";,';';,ey o( HOT WEATHER SUITS Palm Beach-Tropical Woraledo SPECIAL '· Irvin Smith ~~~~ ?:•~):; to tlw t'Ountv jail hc1e lat noon by llt!puty Shi I Iff 2 to 5, 59c a few more left . BOY'S BLOUSES and plain patterns WHITE DUCK TROUSERS .15 t? $1.95 Re\ Harry D)e pa ~ tor of lhc Rutland and S• racu s~ M F. Churches onnouncf'd herf' Frld 1y morning that lh E' :<.erv lce~ or tlw Colored Hannony J'oy11 or Parkers. burl!' has been sec•u-ed and they would rendel sevuo.l li(. 18 numiw r 1ut the 1t!gulnr chUich NervlceR at I Bethel Sunday !ut~lllOOll and Syracuse Sundny evening The quu1 tette L~ compoBed nl 1aylot, William Robinson Ge<r!~ BladJ.ey lllld John Merri· and a 1 are tJ eat ts in sl.oH' those who v.lll atUnd the vices at eather churt h Of'. thi s quat · tette Is nutt>d JOT le{'hnLql~ In theh I rendition ol melOdies Rl\bFOitD Rliis-SATliR-DAl' The funeral service for Doc Radford will bt> held at lhe residence nt 1 Flatwoodl'l Saturday altt'rnoon nl 1 thr~ u clock with burial In elutrg,; ot tr.e Ewing umlella.ket s In tht' Ohester cemetery. $ .95 Solid Color ChUfons, r•t Shade& 'flat ·Crepe, Printed Crepes. Flowered ~ilfons, FiRe V~iles-· In Sizes RanginJ From 13 to 46 You Remember the D.res& ~ of LaSt Saturday These are Equldly ~ Good Values l' ' > SatanlaJ .. Complete Just $5.00 Down..Thea $1.25 Weel~ ' I And what a waoher it io. In all waoher hi&ATTENTION tory there never hao been ouch a washer value REPUBLICAN VOTERS available anywhere. In aakin« your aupport on It hao a full·oized porct!lain enameled tub, AulfU•t 11th, aa a j large zeppelin type wringer rollo, patented metal for Mayor, I mention floating agitator. fad to you that while I aeo·v· i Juot think of the difference it would make eel u Councilman the rate in your wa1h day routine. electricity was reduced 16c to 8c, which we are ,Be oure and oee the new Vo11 today. .' ' . Trade Agreement Reached at Rome r. During Viait of Chancellor NO EXCH.\NGE.'J NO l,.A,Y ~j'(s-NO .UJ."ROVALS Brueaia• With Italy's Dictator - --~= parin1, .and I am &1:1ll in vor of reduction in exce>•oi•re I rates where the citizens Ithe Villaae of Pomeroy are con<eerned. I thall appreciate and j thuk rou for your vote. WILLIAM HETZEL Republican Candidate For MAYOR I The Store for Mea and Boyo Only • . New ShipmentsMen's White Men's "Unele Men's Oriole Ink Men's "Dillon" Boys "Big $1.39 forMe aPait lQc Suits 39c 1' IIJ f-:»V~ 'L Elberfelds ti~: f.:Pumer~~~ .' " ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 7, 1931 dery rafal