https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c373f49cd77521b26b5c948b49eb6e7b.pdf 0a5e3007c626d399c66999d00a7f9413 PDF Text Text • •t•,, 7J'U~ •• --. ,~- WEDNESDAY AUOUB'T l'!: 1931 : H~J.iU NOMINAHO mR MAYOR: RACE Victim In Serious Condition NEW SYSTEM fURl . S~RPRISINC: NEUTlliNG, E8[ftS8ACH,ILIIIu'..."!::'.:: ;::; c~:Dd JURY SH[CTION SAUVAGE. DUERR, DURST. NE~SE WIN ,.~:r;ro: ::-:~:, GOES INTO EffECT hosplstaLed A monu.n1 w~nmay l In Battle For Council; Voter& Sprinr Surprioet; Rouah Eaoy Victor Over Eva no for Manhal; Webster, Vaughan Without Opponenta I HESS HAS NO OPPOSITION FOR MAYOR I ~ ...-::,·--a ..... .....,, ..... _ d' l ·~ . li, t't ... ~ .. ••• \"•1 <~ ,,. ~·· ...... ...... •'l" •• ., • ....' .' ·~ ... ...•• '" :~~ ... ... ........ ... ....... ... ....... •• ... ' • • • • • 'l.t.eldent In whlch he wae struck ~ pusina aut.o near Cheawr was very RSeriou Tbl." report stated that althoUKh Judge Of Common Pleao Court Appoint. Two Of Nameo Of Elector& To Be Selected Aa Juron 1-11c" rerovery Tiae !ather of tM wounded man Bherlrf Tracy went. to t.he spot Buuard. Wlit.8 founlt. Tu rsday nJRht where additional lnvetl• A copy of the new ln.w KOVernUgath'n.s were made It was gen- lng the selection of jurors which rece-tty wtnt mtu ~nert w.IP> rc er~l:; belleved followina tbe latest celved here by T W Bengel clerk lnvet.Ua:atlon that Buzzard had I Cigarette Law Causes Changes •uoo pop~htr ~:~~?1,; I·~:~~~~:;~:~~:·;~~~ wald 26 mortician the name ofRue! JoJ;l.n L!ctwUcr • the well known Red Anchqr employee and 21 tlw name or Henrv Straile the movie magnat..e The ~c three wlth the two whose name appeared will rw :~Ish a De· mocr.1tlc ticket or five men to oppose the Repl!bllcan slate Novc.nber 1 Tl11 summary Is as follows _ RepllblicliM For Mayor HMzel Downie Hl· ~els mnjorlty For Clerk Webster ,, For Treuurer Vaughan 558 For Ma.nhllll R.:.ush Evnns ROlUih II maJmity For CouocNcutzllng &uvage Ebc:rsbach Our 1r Durst NtllBe Kat hler not know much more than tht: average voter so lnr W'l outcomes are concerned 1t wu freely predicted on the street durb.lJI' the day here Tuesday that Bny" had a race on his hands and tha.t his oppol~nt was suing $o &lve him a rell! lrlmmlng Howev~r 1t llellmS Mnnkllu; thst ttv11e predtetlons mll.'>t have Peeples been predicated on the adn.ge that Schwegman wt.!lh was fatl1er to the thought Six to be nominated for Bay showed th~ townspeople Demoora&8 that he could run 1110me in other For MayOI' pa.rtlculara besides ern the Harley HLll~ Davtcl110n while alter nuto speedFor Tnuurer atera. He like Wm Hetb!l carried Oraber even precinct nnd wm1 wllh o 4+1 FOJ" Marshal to 291 count Ricketts Tlncy But th~ bill fight the one conY')ung cernlns which nearly every vo~r In the v.llage Willi Jntercskd, was tilt' Ril:tett s plurality Councilmanic rae€ wtth sht men W For CouncU lie ('hGBell There were ten runnln1 Pug~te Of !hr-se ten three of the RepubllSchaaf ~n tkl.et are membc111 of council Fln..lt:rwald ~~o1 tM ptesent Ume The othe1 Leltwller • ll8'. en were newcomen asplrlll&' to 1 Stratle lheh· job& Duerr was the only one These five were nomlna.ter:l of the old Kuard that could weath Thert- were several other ~attl'rllll er tht: storm He finished fourUl II votes but. none received enouah vote.t ahead of flfth man and 57 to qualify, hence there will be only ahead of the lo.st mnn under the nve un the ticket 1n November wire Of the other six who fatled to mUe the grade two, of cour5t' CLASS MI:ETJNG 1/IIIIV preeent members Two others The Queen Esther cliUI!I or ot the present counciL RU.B8ell and any M E church met Tuesday llfiCroba did not choose to nm nlni at the church with Ml.!ls to the cowtCII fight Benjamin abeth Arnold, the prealdent """"'· NeuWJinr. Sunday school ,auperln- lng After buelneas dlscuuions a 50• tend4!n~ ud. Rig and Reel em- Clal time was e6joyed Llg:ht rehis heelll to tha en- ferhment.s were llerved. by the hO.!I· th,; " :\:t, poiUn(l 508 voLe£ Norma Chapman, Mn t and Ellubeth Arnold ~ e Way was the onh one 1!: to lo the half thOUIJaJld mart BEACH PARTY On Bm'• heelll were CUI Sauvage The Booster claM of Blmpson Sdpr Eberabocl'l local bust~ E church enjoyed a beach merr. Carl ht.vlna: 488 and Ed~ and pot-luck dinner at the po1Unc lfl votes leal than Bau· cuse beach Tuellday everuna:. Duerr with 08, followed in which they mot.ond to the hom'3 ~:~~=-; and Du1'lt and Neaae Mrl Howard Eberat*.ch where a Nar. '1111 t;Jt.btr »>tt.l&llt ume wu -m .a who attended wert! MisaEUza.btt.h Zlmmel', MarjorHelen Stmpson, Agn1111 Harrtet Ewlnr Mary RUII.!Ioll Bowen EIP.Biberfeh.J, Ethel hO&tess, Mal y 'l*l" Due t.o recent changes ot the Issuance of the retail and wholesale cigarette licenses all the licenses Issued for 1931-IP32 and efl'ectlve tmtll the fOUl th MOnday of Ma\' 1932 are being recalled by the nudl tor Under the old rulhll thl.! treasurer Issued the licenses but since then new laws have beenpru;a~c:l ind the matter has been changer! to the auditors omce The old licenses will be retumerJ and new onea lfOVernlug the same period will be lllr:iued lmmedla.telv The tax ou the licenses could be t efWldl!d aceordins to the old rul~i. but un the new tax the money paid will not be refunded under any slderation The auditor reported were 59 retail licenses Melis county and one ':~~~~~-~j• cense The tax on the : ses 111 •so and uoo on the wt"ii,;;aie license, which wtll be cut;. when stamp tax goes ln\Q etrect to 12!5 tor th~ retail, and $100 for the wholesale lketu~es - · TURN TO PAGE THREE 25c SIZE LISTEIUNE TOOTH PASTE LIMIT 2 TUBES .·.·~ · ..;:._,__,.:,· . 7'1. G~LLON GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN ' 79C MEN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS 39c-75c--85c EXTRA ~IZES-17'/z to 19 , . 9Sc MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS .... $1.39 to $1-95 Plain colors and fancy patterna Mens or Boyo Ray~~~ :...:::::::::=::=::-. ..~ . . . .::::===:::::::. . . TO THE VOTERS! Bein1 unable to thank each and every voter individually who 10 1enerouely supported m• in the campaip for a place on the Republican ticket for Coun<;ilman, I take thio means of Thankin1 one and all for your support. A. H. (Summer) DURST ~ id. Shirt• and ~~ SIMto 45c Newport Grade Shirto and Fancy Sborta, labeled 75c-Our Price 48 69c Boy'• White Duck Whoope Pants 4 to 16 years MEN'S SILK TIES 25c, SOc, Men'r Canton Flannel Gloves, Kmt Wliets, 2 Pair .. .. . ., . MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 5c TO BOY'S PLAY SUITS . . 39c to Mens Summer Weight Knit Union Suits, $1.25 Value MEN'S SUSPENDERS, . . . . . 25c, to Men' a Nitht Sllirta and Pajamas 95c 15C 95c SOc 95c . 95c 95c Up SAL~,·~ ~ 1 FINAL 1CLEARANCE · -Now On. IN OUR (SHOE DEPARTMENT '• Lqok Over Our Barrain Racka Ladies Felt House Slippers 35c Meb's Outinr Work Shoes ...... $1.48 Shinola Bruslt and Dauber Seta 19c ~~~· ~~·~~~~~==~~ 'I re Gh\M W.aer 4 Rose or- Greea.. ne value 50c 17c 5c 5!k Limited Quantitieo on aome of these fOOdol ' 8lx90 Druid Sheets, fine Count, no Dresring, rl1lldy to use . L.arp- 1be Upped . . . . pUcben. tnen rlass, 2& value Oreea Glass Shr.rbtrl Glar.ses. J:aeh "'. PlaiD White CUPI a.p Sa•cen, per Set ' 79c LORD BALTIMORE ALARM CLOCKS 69c 40 in. Panel Curtains, Fine Marquisette 2"·with silk ftinge, per strip .. . ore run• in Silk Hosiery ... 25c O'Cedru· Auto Polish-Cleans As it 79C polishes, $1.00 size STOP~topa BRIDGE LAMPS . COSTUMER (Clothes Rack) OVERALLS Keen Kut Brand Extra heavy Denim-triple 95c 95c J. N. M~~~:ze_s~ .3~. ~ ~~ 89c Boy's Sizes 4 to 18 years .. .. 59C RUTLAND Sons MIDDLEPORT, Cloudy and oonUnued: cool probe,l;a1y ndn In extreme East portiOn tonight FridAY ~ Jourty somewhat warmer In Bouthwt'St par£. ,- IF 1ft . . . . 1ft JW• THB D.A.Jo..Y Ta4BUNI WIRE POMEROY, OH!O, 011" !NTERNATJON AL NEWS •• SERVICE THUltS~AY, AUGUST 13, 1931 I PRIC~u'NDAY 5 CENF.f ' Once More By Senatorial lnveati1atinr Committee For ConIempI If H e Con· tinues To Refuse To sw~~;.;:.:;:n, Ja::h~:~~~JI, ;uafleryl~::rh~ the antt-Smlth Democrats In 1928 today apparently faced the alter native of te11til.Ying before the Benate Campaian Funds committee or belnll cited for contempt of the Benat.e The committee plans to Cllll Cllnnon and other wlt.nef.!!es tn a resumptlon of tt.s inquiry ln\Q the ha.ndUng of anti-Snuth funds and the faUure ot the bhihop to ftle reports wtth th~ clerk of the HoUR or Repl't'sentatlves It Is expectert the hearings will be held late ttJl, month The posalbllity or immedlaM! cou1t restraint had been moved throtllh the action of JusUce Joseph Cox of the District of Columbia BuPJ,eml" court, In dlamlsaina Cannon B ault to prQillb1t We committee trom ccmMaul_.. •• 'lnqutrM oq ,t.hl!l 'lPOWld EATON REPLY COTTON HAlSEll ~UBA, HOTBED Ofi News Flashes :!.'"',,. '1 REVOlT IS fAC INC -----:==----•uTO G"[~ INTO h"'?,~"at"'~· SliA~-13-J-~K dfnPu TOlD TO OE~lROY H U il f .;jiSERIOUS TROUBlE :~~~:~ t~t ~~~e j~~~e:~;.eth~c.~~~~ ~~":'. ~~~~uo~an~ll a~~~={~t.alllI ONE THIRD CROf CRE[K AT TOlE t.hrJdel.:tlducl:•~~~~ hefe I :OEF~~J~{fOUR DR Clt:veland Aua 13-INS- Mr A~ .... ::::" ""' noth··· whal< .., lO Tt>at WM the only response lodny to chaJ&es hurled at a con- dance [ ~·•dan With Five Occup· anta PIUJliiJI From Hipway ONE IS RESCUED W oman Sa•• Driver A, r peared To Hue Been COMMITS"'::~:•.~~:;:~~~"~; a Impelled By Halluciaat.. ionr., Lea'Vea Bed To Kill Poatmaater ..... ~nt, Aug 13-LNS-Owuo, IDLIE: ARE RE-'DISG .:~ B<onboy ht unstlU&ttclt. l)' u:ply 11 Cul1mbw; 0 Alii 13-lNS-- l.eivti frcm Vll oy Lotd '"'llilllt;Columbw unemployed 1ue gt't 13 den iu a ~v.·t-r to hu; tom~tlllll' ..... par- I ' .. kMiilY and arrel!lted ftve men on. c}taJ'ges ol IJ(IIIIeUinl liquor I A 4;uaoUty of alleaecl Uq\lor was I seizcu by lhll! r11.1ae.t rne men 1Situatioo Alarmina Aa lil.rtBSted wert! to De amlloed be· I · • tore v s commialll{l]H."' b u h.- 1 naurrectiORIIb Are cola Utll afternoon , Gathering It they had any liquor 'there, wed1dnt know It,' Deputy sllerlfl F I C Albel'll declared Bul~mann was eq.tertalnlna a aroup of vlsltlnl 'OOUDI.)' otklal& In Pinar Del Rio When WhiJ were to ln.siJI!Ct Cleveland'! G 1 U new jaU and aet. potnten on Sl.llzO\'emmen aea JnaDil'a ~ely publlclzed tJ,umanlMachine Guna ~~t~Uon policy By DAVID P SENTNER 1 ------- ·onraM Jt MURDER' c•u.o t1~~.a n~~Pbl'~ v~ s~~._::. ~ m·" WOMAN ....,, tnann pla)'ed boet1at a l'n•mal '""'" , ,cckholden tng lfl Columbus that Cyrus S Clevtland Unt~ltcltr has l.;ltt n mlumpllul millions ot the ~(,m ;,1$11\' s tu:::.ds while he s-er~d a.!/ t!lot~mo.n or the board W<~lter Fr.wler secr•tary to Eaten stated thnl EatLa had no ~takment for publlcatt(ln In nllar1 t.o the charges Eaton, who arrived back In Cleveland yestmday tould not be reached The sceretary however branded the cbaraes as rldiculow. • r GANDHI REt USES TO ATTEND CONFERENCE SHERIFFS LEA PLACE IS "PI , ;Hr.o pa~npr In the machine waa re- ' pc.r•c-:t In a st rlous conditlun at Bt; Vlnc,.nt s boflpltal The dead were lct..~ ntlfled as JcE· r ph Keogh 40 Mrs Irene Keogb 23 t:1s wife Mrs TUlle Bchla:r1heck 3!i all or Tokdn and Julia ~A~,r 27 a visitor at tho: Keogh ,...,.., M•s Luc:IUe Yenor, 28 ot Lakeside Mlch was rescued frt;m the wre •k by passers-bJ and taten to tbe hGSpJtal Att!LclieR IIClld 8hP. prob<~bly would recover Inveattsatlon Into the aecklent WM t~rted by POllee today Wlt~ Sl&kl ~h • • • ._. ........_ .. •ppa~t"' Jolt ~~ "or ,,;:'....,.on•· luatl •lalh;t Iu1der Will NOl tu Umdon uu Saturday as sth£du td to alttnd tlw wuml t.~tbh ceoll tncl obunuucnt'c\ ll. dlttl' a u - " Lon~t1tut1<m 1" 1 ln(h tt JL wtt:s au naumed toaay The aru1oun(.'t"Int 1t \Us macte b~ the Imtian ru:ttlanahst l.xmg.t , H ~p ~ Wt'le }u>Jd ou~ thut tht' 1t1sf.ILI\e would b!. ~UJc J 111 ume to Pt"rr.til Oandhl to ~m1l at a. Jati 1 date -·---- Aa M Of Brinaiwto• •About Better Price 1 On Product t 1 1 ng " .•t'TliO"DRinOPio"c~•"a'GoEunstrle~> ,... Tokyo AUR 13tlon 1 H h INB--Cowt ftC - 1 ~t'~ Orleallli, La , Alii 1 I tibtH. 1 Dilubt thai the p.l:an U. workable WlU! exprY-d on al aldel and It Wil-t blllnded a!J j"abllvd" "fooll11h" and "ucnom c waale.'' 1 Jo'l..te :and Tt4blrkto In the Plnar lkl Rio where U -- ~ dl!ifjaraument of lh< ftdenl farm board'• pr&- ~ pusal to dulroy une-thJrd ol t r lht' (lttlon crop wu \Oiced • f( day b" covemcn1 and OI'UOII authorltl~s u( the suutbern , IN~-Glneral 1 Police ~i~lSc:l~i~;~~ •• By Keeping Government Owned Cotton Off P~INTS Market thousands taking '" the wootl/; Ln cunr' tht world m ~r r ~ r phclo join isolated bands ot 1nllurrection· ,r&.-.hlnl!f tortifled ares~ tu Llu h j ~ tst.B It appeared that the sltUBtlon ll@:ht !rum SU:erlo to Tok}ll w1U laced by Pmldent Machado Wll. 5 ~ rlropped by the Japan~llt' 11u, vrowlnr more serlowi horlllts International New11 liler- Of Toueh Wtnter To Whal. aovernment wun::es de Ice :enrnr1 rro111 a reliable sou r(' Come In Speech Before scribed 111 a deelslve action aoatn~t ods" 0 • A d the rebels bea:an at Ceja Del Rio ' etrott u ience SAID To ~ E ean1 BOARDTOAJD PINCHOT .•:·~~~; ~~:~~"~:,"".~~· ..;\~· ··d ·~:.~:· ,.~••,~.."~ .::. ,,lOOMY PICTURE lJ ROF PI hurtled from a downtown street here into swan Creek tour p•rtt.ou l' ad drowned today and a filth TEN ARE KILLED I •ltm n report 1-f cit)' llbnt l.11n• thai hundreds of pt'I"SOll~ l<'ml) ~ artly out ol work lUI:' '> pcllrlll ,. llu ~par£ tlml' readmg T ~thmcMI bolui 11od p rlodi U\ 1 ar~ n demand act:md ~~ tc J1 lm 1 FJgh Cclwubu , llt.anan Ht said thlllt the lncJCase In the numt.er e>f llbrror, p8~1ons Ia ph nl.m rna! and he uttrlbutEj lh<.: ~ tu1 tlon lo a dt-slrc ot the un~nlplq • (\ to bJtter themselves 'Instead ct ampant 1111 onr the country ra 11 Province of TO CONSWER WATER NEt:DS loyal trooOll coJwnbus o Aug 13-lNS- 1 Detroit AUI 13-INS-A plctmto Clifton Mills W Va Aua: 13.Arreat. used ma.c:hlnll! gWls, iiUiniJ ten and Ftut steps tcward maklnl a studv or a IJloomy and troubiou.s commK tak1nj numerous prisoners Planm. or Ohlos water need!t were statl.t'ti jwmter was pa.lnt.ed before the na\Wa r.hlngtc.n Aug 13-INS-- The A 1ream murder l.h which the ery, ~lt.h e:ar; bombs were on the way ~') today followtna an orJanlzatiO.l , c.r 11 unemployment commllt.ee here fed~ral tarm boards Pl'OP>J8al to mur1eress, 11 n ... tractive matron ol tb!JI province to assist 1round forct~ meeting held here by the Ohio Wat- todllY by Oovernor OltTord FinchDt the suuth t11a t It de~;troy O~Je-Ull.J u 1 Rebel& tmd LoyoUst.s at. Ccja Del er Con~~ervatlon Board recently of PenMylvanta who declared the of 'h(' CUITent cotlon crop m or,. n ... ntown ·" was Impelled ty Rto were facing each other on the named by Governor Oeorae WhllR federal rov~rnmenl was the oruy 1to ':..rlng about better pri'c~s fOJ' the halludnatlons W teke the ltle of a1Utor1c bat!Jefteld where the Cuban Senator David H De Armond or ! power great enough to met't tile stt- 1cthf' two thirds ls the boldest the po~tmaater o1 tlll.a llttlfo village national hero Maceo, dereu.ted .su. Hamllt.on Democratic floor leader uatton move the board hllli made smce 1t wu revealed today with the capPf:Tlor Spanl.!lh fOJ"eeR In IIIH In the upper branch or the att.h gen. He- began his address ~ stattug eutPr. 1:1 the wheat and cotton pltR ture ot Mrs Evelyn Harader, 43 An oftlcl11l communique said tha• era! ASSI!mbly, wal:i Ohosen chair- that what he had to SS.J ..was not lo t :; b,ttl(' the traders with gov-.:rn~ motl.er of a ten~year-old school ten rebelll were klllod ln ftghttna: man, and David Warner of Oolum- 1bt" lnt ..rpreted Ill a bid for the Re- menf funds 1 1irl at Lolnu Del Taro QYHWa tle:ht- bwr. WJUJ elected executive llfiCt'e\al~ pubttean presl<kontla} nomination Opnlu 1 j,~ppeared dtvlde<:i t:Jd1011 i1 Mrs Harader aobblna" hysterlIn& WU rtported from Y'ft4ous It Ia notblng (1£ tl\e aort he amr: le dt th '711: - '! eai.~J. w&B t¥en.r.\o e-.t.-..tv by thal~t was ~~~ thi tuncUom .... ~ ~::..,... .., ~:rr'!""!'' ....,. . . . . . aDd. • A~ ;,a' iald BO~_,_ I LJ'l'DlB ~·~~ 1Jld. '"'IJlil . . .. tlon has came tcJ a. the~ Ut:'~~~~ers$~= ., . • • •~ • 1 D. • .,... who <11..,. •end II' ' an 8 1011 ,.,. ...,.,-t.. ,..g anot~~er~"':x.u~~ trom ~ 1 ~ '10 Q~ ~•'bni!Jlt llt~i'Je"""',',""-aMt"!'l'6l tbe of 'J Qhtlt=CJQIOD, tlon and also as tp wlletber Pfelldeot MaChado left Havana tlon Comm~ "JGhn w. THom'p.- tte mtem~t without betnro charged ers ran l:oe J)etsuaded to rb alq Blahop cannon could take wben ICUs on receipts or wont .,..'tlir the ifliiet tat? the water unexpectedly today for an unknown son and memller.s of the state Oott- with political lnt.entlon " With fl'le boards plan It would. subpoenaed befor!! tbe conunlttae trqedy. '· Ah three ot the women \!.tt:tlms ~>ervntion Counell •ere reported toThe nation • Oov"rnor P!nchot have to be a voluntary cooperaupon hie return from EW"ope 1n the 'Itle vk:tlm WEUI CeCil R M!oha:et <Jrown-!!d when they were unab.le to Arbor M1cll Aug ta-JNa deatinatlon Th! chief executl't'e travelled ltljday aa members or the oouncil pth· llllkl 1~ In the lriP of a gtea.t de- t10n on the part ot the prod.ucer1, next few weeks He could retuae to 25 married and the father of thl't'c> (!JCDJ::le trmn the D)aehlne Keogh revolver with whkh one tesUfy on the 1 round that tv mlt'ht Children wa.a rtscued but died a &hart Ume victim• or the IIOI"dra his prlvat. railway t11r ·Yosemite ered here tor their nrst meeting 1 preulon it Ia a threat to our In- tor d ere cxillts nu l.Jlw wh1rh would Incriminate hlm88ll Chairman Nyc Mrs Harader was quoted by De- late• In Mercy hospital without I~'"""~·~ ~"~'~ torch mur- ruat;ded by a d~tachlnent of furtv since Oovemor ~rge WhUe auth- 11tttutlons It supplies the 8011 lor c mpfl a pbmler to dl'st.ro:v part orlzed them tu make all appoint- IJlruwth of Jdeag of government bOll- 1 ol h.s crop (R~ of North Dakota, bas made It putv Roth as t>aYIDII' Ahe received 0 rea:a'nm, consc1ousneSs ' tl111! posseukm ~ soldiers le t.he exact destination er ments In the conscrvut1on dlvhilon l tile tQ. our own In return for this voluntary dea.plain the CBmpu.b(n Funds com- "mM..., to till Michael Roth R.JObverln(l today In St Vincent s It was revealed for the Members of the councJI an.:! Alrliough recommendtn1 that trucuon or a third or the crop the mlttee Will l'eQWte the blahop tn &aid 8h.e told him she arose from h08pttal from severe cuts aud here today , Authorlt* =~t 1 Machado was NOT AnC t was repot"ted he platMed Thompson were 1-eported to be at prlnte charltjo be made kl carrv 1 farn1 board on ltb part pr<onUse:J to waive immunity If he testtnes bed procured a revolver and at- brul.ses Mn Yll!nor told pol'~e that the owner or the g-un But Cannon It Is declared by Ured only 1 t ht Koe b "' "UtOWJl and that hla arrea~ and ~~~~~~~~~on of t~e rmar od~s over the supervision of ROOSt: - I all It can,' and that th" ISiotels carry wit..l:ihokl from the ma!lt:et for IJ.Pe , friend11 wuld not refuse to iesttry n &CIIn Y n 1R c1uthlna: I ca1led lor the tour womer~ lleavy n.huni in thr: r~~u~n ~~~ ve . JQme Pl~e at Porl!lmouth I on extensive public wotRs pro- year 11.1'1 own holdings e11hmate1 ~.'.,"',..,"''.,u"'•qunt aoluUon to the 011 the ii'OUnd that he mi(ht lay walkeri to Michael Uttle cDntee- after they hlld retutued from TO Tt: W grams the PenMylvan\a a:overno, Rt upwards ot 2 000 000 bnles which htmse!l open kl criminal Pl'OIICCU- ~nerv stot't'! and )Xl6toftlce an J Loat ride He appeare:::l drunk Ute Jl ~lUln~ 11'1 only 11 mattel ta~en plaee thus far n~ departure was surrounded by CoJumb SAT 1·" warned that the~:~e measures alon .. l lt b::.1 iht In tl'.e OfM"n market a t.lon He has repeatedly defended tlrecl om shot Uichael died ul- •aid and drow on the road oyer hours 0 us the constJtutlot UJ 13 -INSA I were not enoUfh ld'ra.I e seerecy The president suit to test OOlUi ll I ago his tallure to file with the clerk of most lnato.ntly the 11butment five blocks troqJ- th.u ,:~T~h~·~':~',,n 'Jmportant arrest wa. The fed~! government can I rn the ~:pinion vf membc!rs ol the the House an entlre uccounttna c.r l Before dylnl he 188ped out th ~ beat landbl" monu.1Jtarlly was• the tlad Informed only hls closest lld- the Pringle automobile ruri' ty or 1 t65.300 contributed by E c Jame• name or Mrs H11rade1 as hill MTt:ree vouths aUroated by of Bber1ft Jacoi:J Andres vl5en of hi& decision to leave Ha- llLtle act was nled In t~ Oh~1~ or ~].s(' money to alleviate the condl- 1rr. tll .l st!l blliz.atlon b:):;ml wfiiCb son of Niijw York to the anti-SmitH salle.nt rcreS;m.'l extricated th~ b.ldteB Bneat he said would be Ya!'lll, and hls mUitary aide~ wer(' f preme COurt today by the o Cl~; I L.on k within ~ single 'ilieek the l iS .. he farm boards cotton .!IUI:II£1~ dlarv the ccmbln<'d ctfl.cl cr descampn.la:n lt'Jth said 'Wt'l!l Harader so.lfl t"t a two htlur ~truggle , myltCI'Ious ' Hflh guest eDtrtllilted with the task or choosing Loam and B.avinlrS Com n 01 ~>pea er 866er JML ~ ConcerninJI' those who d~clarc trr ·;~ r. r.n P·l hlrd of the present It Is PQ!Isible the Nye committee <~he harl been guided by 1 'codu party whlth ea:rly a bod)'luard of soldiers whose loy- I Wapoko.neta. I In an attempt to obtain the Ie~~a~R~~m'i: ne~d :: c~ the Prell- cnrn and tht' wlthholdln.,. ct lr.rgc may submit Its records ro District m111~alfl't' re~tv&l while she alept In horrlbll! denth alty could NOT be questioned 1 tr IP WBS beJJ ev- courts opinion of the law Kent w there lsn t ~ny Oovemo~ p~~~~i J:lOV('• nm~nt stcc.ks would_. bo: t o m~~ ~d":tnf~t!fl~n:~ 1 P,~ 1 0 Attorney Rovet In the next lew She had no Ill teclinlf for .MlchllPJ :;i;~:=~co(lpl~ lie HUghet~ I 'ma attorm•y •aked 1:1. aald t~:rially inCI ease t IJ.o polr• ,..>r l'ntweets fot grand jury mvest11at1on Sh~ even 11howed me the gun wltll NE'W BANDIT DRIVI:' with on 0! 1er tly •-Lim t In th P 1nocr 1 orupIn pu ..., en e favor writ of ruanda t J I ton 1 th t •' The statute of limltatloiUI runs to one tullet mlsshur' .,. ..., Wilbur M Brucker AI· or uisttng regime as well as co- M mw o eompe1 oc Slnct' their twltterlngs began \11.! ~ e presen market, thua - . Rdh took Ml'8 H ad Paul y 001 hits wos otdtnatinl' the etrorta or the varlow. ~· toPortage county clerk of ho.ve wunded eo many comers surlny producers a g1eate1 r tl.&n December oa:atnst any alleged vio· latlon of the corrupt practl"s "'' tal" h ar er t•.J a Nrw YQtk Aug 13-J»~:< : Wbllo to ld In th 1 enforce the law although Without flndlng the promised Pro5· t hl ~ \Cat by Cllnnon 1n fo.lllna: to fUe the re- s • capital for exnmlna.tton b.Y the ~land jury re&Unted ;;--invesa c l tvest- bodlea or Federal troops scattere,1 throuahout the tntertar stated In the sam(' petition that perlt~ that even these muezzins 10 'fl1 1 b:Jttrd s star1llng 1fJer • wa 1 ports in the opinion of sonte com- allt::ll"ts HI" sold murder charge!\ Uaatlon of tht> shQoflna <I ••·· Meanwhile heavy flltltlng was a simple reading of the bill wUI Lhelr lose-colOr"'d mJnarets mu~;t n:~.cle In Identic t e]-.!fram~ W!':taob mittee members already have bren P"'' •rred !I .... ... 1M the e:tate wt'rt' '1 l orm In a street he1e Jllly 2a ~ v hi h0 •· d reported In progresa neor Blerra ~nvl~c~d the r:ourt It should NOT have begun to doubt their lnfallt- ('llnl,man Jomfs C Stouf' •:ent U\e In RriUifll' the- blahop a plea. for ty "anpte 1 d u, oor " 'f p.... c~ MorenB& Offtcial communiques Is up eblllty' govnuor~ of a dozen wtt,..n-proa writ ot prohibition before Justice CALIFORNIA HIT ra, po lCe Pl'lljXlre tn Under the jUriSdiction ( 1 aunch a nt:w drive agu .. 1st gun- I'"'""" t h 1 1 suect by the Machado government - - .. The speaker warned that the duciul{ states ~ Cox R H McNeill attorney fol BY CLOUDBU T ooun Y w ere. on a one J" Indicated continued Federlll vlcto ~ 501 J\Blh:STED wlmer would bring with It JrOwmg At the same ume Stone anOO~~c~ 1 _Cannon, charged the Nye comml.RS men lanl! the bodle;; of the B"'rlln Aug 13-- INS-Ftve huu lawle!ll>ness and disrespect lor gov- ed the return of Alexander Le&'Re to tee Is seeking to wreak political F'Qrmatton or a new squad ol and ttM>lr companions Wt-re tea but newa trJCkllna: tn throuJI'h the rtgorous censorship Imposed by d. d 1onunl!' l~ts wcu arresteo In ernm~nt Farm Board ucttvlties as a m•mW vengeance a~~:alnst him j:~~~~An~]Pie.!l Alii 1S-IN8- mctcrcycle po!Jcemen, who w11l JYered ln blalt•li automobile Already he !aid we have seen or the Cotton stabJiiza.tJon lklaril He contended the committee canCalifornia was today re· ride In armol'ed cycles armed with H .. nry Pord showed ht.!l intere~;t the IJOYernment save rl.!le to the be- a rr 11.1::1-up In the Ruhr district to · I not. lnvcstJgate Caruwna anti-BmJth from emf!'> or the worat pump g1111ns, wa11 announced by In rt:Ming down th~ murderer lief that the rebels were putting uo day char1Jed with plotlln11 a red re 1 Lhe pregnant SlglU ~hat men who.'iC l..etrge retired as chairman ot t~ vclt tguln~t U1t' goven1ment MorP 1 famllles lack the bare necessltit's o1 Fedt!ral Farm Board laat spring " oonunlttee because It apent money In Ita htsVn'y Commlsaloner Mulrooney rtJt. when he sent Hlilrry &lnnett, his a stubborn battle than 100 firearms were selr.e::l In lng are likely to regard It as The cot\on market haa ~n hrf' supporting the election or prelllden.three., waa ~rted to armc.red c.~~;rs wiiJ patrol t.he city lnnstigator and five aids to KILLS OLD EN't;Ml' I theu rl~tht to tflke food where they demoralized state ever since Ba:tllr~ Ual eleeton. purely ,.~,, In their mountain day and ntoht ... om-, ""' Ann Arbor to as&ist tlle date auAt.,f'ns 0, Aug 13- lNS-EndCLEMENCY DENIED 6nd it I day when the crop esttmatlrq: 'bi:Jtid Elisha Hanson, attorney tor the late yesterWltneBS611, claimed by palll'e t thorttles lnr t11ree years enmity John Po.ulk W""hlngton Aug 13- INB-Exe of the Department of Agr1citl=· comm1ttee, lnalsted however the caused a tor· bave named the m•n who 1'·-• ,, lud~.. ucu One hundred atate troo-rR ffere t8 Wda.y shot and killed John So- cutlvl' clemency hu been denied 1 to .w•• p •-prectlctP.d a cotton crop this ;ve comm Ittee has cn.nllOfl's <Jwn state........ 8 sec ~ can· a 11val racketeer and shot the cllU...ment that he 80,.,.ht to ol-t dty of the TehachapJ mountains d,. ,_ today seeklni twu young m<"n who War& to at ClrcJe Hill near here Albert B Pall and the torme1 RUNAWAY BAGGAGE ~!a584 000 bales or 1600 000 bl , 1 ...... up to a I uollne 11t a 11 on near eenators and meMbers of .the~House c1ou_...rat put telephone and then a p...v, may be caUf'd be!""· "" · d-v• '" according to pollee ~abtnel otll.trr will have to (.'Outlnoe CAR HITS HOUSE 1ur~~o:!ts Year While the 11f0rld'i ., weU ~·:•'!.•Ph lines out ot oommi&sion &:rand luron today Twa of tht tnurder 8Ct!08 shortly after the Pault was arrested Shortly arte 1 to 'lf'rve his ~ntenre In the Ne11 are still bulern.r_ ~~l Answerlna: the contention of cansome cases cauaed su.spenWitnesses to the shootth(l' crime had been oommJtted the staying and held on char11es ol Mrut:lro stlltf' prison until elig1bl~ Wilkes-Barre Aug IJ- INS _ - (Co '• ' non's lawyer that the blahop rallorad sthedulflll were brutally beaten by Ma1ttn BwetUck, attendont at tM ltlanslatlP'hter H1s wile was also for parole about four month11 FIVe person11 were throvm !rom otlnued on pagt' thfeto> beinl persecuted, Hanson Bald. At Monolith water poured Into 1 when queatloned Thls was held fo.r questioning henu: their bed:; four automobiles wen' Bishop cannon Is trylna to the Edison Oompany's plant and by the oftlcen f0Gntlnutt1 on pap three) Attorney General Mitchell an- demolished and the home ol Edwin ~ f tlclpate somethtns he rear 1 may the Pls.nt or the Portland Cement PAID TOO MUCH nounced today thll.t the clemellt:} Lymphllny was dllmllged t.odav l F happen elsewhere." Company torcln&' workmen to ftee 418 CtiT TIN PERCF.NT Oolumbul 0 Aq II-I~ h~ J..len denied Fall wiihot~L til(' when the riding carol a fast Bui1 ·~ f<Jr their uves Dayton, 0. Au,- 13-INB-M- state ~tenators lnvestip.tlnl h.llrh- applloo.tlon ever reac~tng Presld!nt lfalo·New Yort Lehl(lh Valley rail<COntinued on pqe three) Hlrhways were transformed into 400 employes a 10 per cent 1ft)' department admlnilltratlon tAl- Hoovt"r road express train uncoupled ll.at'l.f I , ' II ol mud near Tehachapi In Will~ on the Cincinnati & da.J were in po&seaRion rit lniOJmafrom a striP~ of cars raced lou1 1 and Woodford 8cot"es of Erie Railway today hlld beell. 1-Ioft chaJVinR the department onr1miles down grade and crashed mto Aa He Pla111 Appeal From It were mired IQ,oU.eto 1•;;:;:::~ by Thomas ConWa) Jr. pild a YOUI'lptown contracting I the house l Helill Gate n~r here I Yeara $11000 F" .1. 1 SHF.RIFF CUNNINGHAM DEAD I' an.d Stones Fly Dur-\1 Only treJght and pas~- !l!rm •'l,.31tl for Wtlrkmeh•s compenThe car a ~regulation bn.agage I llle Atlantic City, N J. Au• 13iDI Pracall One Shot, crews were exoepted In tbe 1!18'1.km tnsunmce which the state 'uopac.~ enjfilpty Jf tra, lnmcn., picked I Imposed hy Jud ..e ~ . lNS• ...... rr c momen urn a.s t raced -800rltr Thomas W CunningTwo Arre•ted 1f8Vfr noovered. down the long grade At Hells Gak I New Y k Altbou11h Vir t u a II J' All ham 72 of Philadelphia, died 1n In Houae Burnin.,Charred l theflyinJI'Carstruckasharpcurv~'l Ll'gt. ~ug 13-lNS-Jact the AtlanUc Olty ~tal here tojumped thi! tracts and ploo;~;ed lnt'l amon,l fiN' on Jl5.000 H - of Safety Hu day He had beerJ Ill for a few da)'ll 1:1--INS-Body of Maa Found ID the L}mphany nome t>all >lfi"r sentenced Vt'l>tuday w. SeeD AbandolJ8d lf t lfo'Deral breakdown and h~art Ruin.• of Buildinl The Impact tore away part or the pay 1\ •u 000 fln e and serve four attack kitchen, and Lhe car bounclng off •eal"'i lll II. federal prhmn for viol .. Copenhqen A~ 13-INB-AlPor yellrs Ounntnrham had been New Ca•tle, Pa AUI I3-IN8- the bulldlnK strutk tour automo- tlon of tfloe prohlbltlon law \\~at tho:Jy:h virtually wlthaut. hope 01' close associate or Wm S Vue, EDITOR'S NOTE - This l8 UU! tanrtble property nor the BI\Se!llt- Belle...ed a pi)S81ble murdl!l' victim bites parked 1n the yard ~ rerkln; repotted planning an appeal today IUCCES! Danlsh llhips an1 airplanes 0 P leader of Philadelphia l:r;~~~r.IMD'ies of artlclell by In· ment eertlftcatea made by the COWl· Jill unidentified man wu burned t.tJ tllem ~It'> rppeal probably wotdd not bll! were still Rearchtng for Parker ho.d played a pmmlneut part New• Service, explain- l)' andU.or of the oomml9fllon nor t.he dealh today In a. flre which de•• card unlit November Cramer American trans-Atlant-Ic PhUadelphla poUUce new tauUon taws ad<Jpted elaN~ Ontaoa:lble) tax duplicate stJw'ed the home of Lewis Paale:v I OHIOANS Ht:Lp AS ROBBERS M lnwhile Diamond fa('ed trial flyer and hla Canadian radio Ohto 89th General Asseln- ll open to publlc: 1n11pectlon except here M:llwButet. Will AUg 13-INs-- by t1 e state on ch~.rges or ldd ape!"3.tor today 'bat the latter may be Inspected Tbe charred body o1 the victim Btflllley Coltn 18 and James Con- I :n::: m up-state- elder true~ap. 'lbe 1teamer Ialand Palk and under order• of a Pederal court' was found aoon •rter th~ nre h11d nell 20 both of Cincinnati were Thl~ l.rlal was tentat 1\eJY sch an, property Balance sheets, copies or Federal razed the dwelllng under arrest heno today after al- uled for Beptt'mbe Jt ~!:1· two aea.planes were combing the 1 toast of Jutland tn the hope ot ~;;~~~~:~~~~ 1ncome tax returns and other reDomlnlek Parley ftnt Identified legedl~ oonf:"lng ~~ they held 1 thl" N ~w Yort rac~etel!r t t11m1 which a taxpayer may be Ute body a1 that of hla uncle Lew- up a rug s ~ _ k S2~ Jtabl... to a sentente at tro 20 .... flndlna: the mtsslns plane tn ICtne callld. upon to funliah to the State Is, but ~ latter ap))f'.aftd a short f4o Vf:!ars m "" ~mote cove Other steamers on the 'hir eommlllaton muat. be enclolled In time later and aald he knew noth- MAT SUMMON PARI.IA.MENT If Dta.mond lookout tor the a.1nnen In the north •litd envelopes, and wtt))ln 11:1 1111 o1 the ftre or the identity ot th11 London Aur: 13.-INB-A IJ)elllal fall u will be to PriBon thll ~ ~ and aloni the Norwesllln C0&6t lobe penonal property DlQIIUia are to bl! returned to the man who bad been burned sP.S&Ion o1 parliament mav l»e Slim• l'>ll.d Lfom hehl dth~hthlrrt time he o~ut , fall4'cl to loeate Utem .::·_.,-··.:'=''- han been publle ta.J:Dayer CoroDer Caldwell tafe&her with mon~ to cope With the emergmcy Jt..., Jl!ln h n ( bua P' 1 1'tt£~n er~mer and b1s radio operator ~;t~~_,:,t to At no tame, UDder the law Bl'l! cl~ and state auU\otlue& lmmedl· resulting from Britain s flnaoc:lal •n P ~""tl '>bo.: mnntm oro werr lost on the laat lap tJl their HGb blanks open tw ecruttny to ale~ 11ar1ed an ln'fftltiptkm aeek- crtats It waa lelmed by lDtema.unlawful ~ntry conV1ctlon aDd joumrr from Detroit v.la OIW!n·IIO'!".i &DJbodJ but- mtmbtn Of the TU: \hg e&WJe of the blue thortil.&iw tional News80UI'C."e 8er't'lce from an au- durtnll ..IU' he Rtved a tii!Q ' land. lceland and the Parae COIIIIfldllfon t.hett Mnplo)'e& &nit to lden\tty of the orictlm toclas' tf>n"e fnr ~rtlnn 111\(f lando 'lbe1 oet nut from ...,..,... UW A Gilt of. traeD ~ 1iO mat LeWII PaCJeJ, owner of the hOme, SUmmonm. of parllalnent Ia be.. non·c.atnJnMslorN"Cf omeer t:bfltland lelandl1 Sunday on qatDR ollclall w}JO is at prNe'ilt In llal7 Durlnl his lnl: IM!I'Ioully cUictJued br Plrtr P&rdc.ned by Preaiden~~=~~; tftt dl~ !ft7 lnf~tlOn IXCipt tn dleltCI, tbf home wa• Olccul)le<l by ,~le&den. and a &pecJal lltllsloo ta a l)lantOIKI bu been 'ftre tliourhi to have been·,.,lllri u~~:. Ill• llot-<tlii II*\> olulloo. I _ , ...11>. o '*"""'""dlolloot It .... •l4 ~~- '. 1 l rebe\ J'iiW'·•- - .trlj nce ..:=:m~!*a?::;~? ::'n= ~ :C -:: 1~'::::\,:~ ::,s plant~ I . ?f .. I I :; ltA 2PAIR MEN'S FANCY SILK SOCKS . 19c MEN'S FANCY SILK SOCKS, 50c $1.00 Value, 3 PAIR . BOY'S PLAIN COLOR IRON SOCKS 3 PAIR .. C Bey' a Short Silk Socks . . . . 19c Men's Fancy Sock Garten 18c Men's and Boy's Delta-. 25c, SOc, 95c 25c . ,,e Garment LEASED 1- ·n<o FANCY SHORTS and ATHLETIC SHIRTS CARL SAUVAGE -:-.. 20x40 TURKISH TOWELS With colored borden, ex· Ira value-- 2 for 75c !Vll;;l~ TO THE VOTERS! . 35c It Will Pay Y<>u To Buy Men'r Furnishings From Us. We Sell Them For Leos DRJESS SHIRTS Mad" of Pr~mier Cloth with a real guar· anteet t~ give aatisfaction-to wear-to hold ita col.;r-lf they do not we will give you another Shirt FREE-Large range of patterns ancl aql'ors-Extra full cut and well madeSi•e• l4 to 17- BISHOP MAY BE CAll[D ro R TfHIMONY ,.Tft: Special Value .. ··.·. RUFFLED CURTAINS Priscille otyle with tiebackr and colored trimmed, pair 35c n FARM BOARD MAKES BOLD PROPOSAL I :· Spetib.l Sale Men'i Wear " I thank you for your vote of confidence in the Primary, in my campaip for the nomination to Council and I thank you in advance for any support accorded me in the November Election. 35c IMPORTED .JAPANESE PURE SILK PONGEE 12 MOM ME- RED LABEL-FIRST QUALITY per yd Betay Rosa Star-Rite ELECTRIC ELECTRIC CURLERS TOASTERS A.aorted Colora Guaranteed Handles and Silk 79c 79c Box Paper, new Shipment, ,Ju"~ m, white or Tinted, 24 Sh•ets and 21 Envelop~s. 35c value, 2 boxes for NO. 283 MAY BE CIT!ID French Panta and StepIna-Extra Quality, new patterns, Only - 39c 60c SIZE LISTER IN E ;.;...;..;..;..;..;..;..;..:....;.;...;..:..;..:..:.. . FOR POMEROY NE IVS ··- FULL RAYON SILK BLOOMERS BLUE MOON TOILET PAPER, ONE OF THE BEST 5c IWLLS ON THE MARKET, 8 ROLLS ·~ UTEATHER FORECAST- \ SILK DRESSES-YOU'LL BUY ONE OR TWO OR MORE AT THESE REDUCTIONS ' New 1931 Styles, Printo and Plain $6.95 Former Price, $15.75 and $16.75 $1.98 Former Price $5.75 and $6.00. Voile Drea<ea $2.95 Former Price$6.00 ~ $3.95, Former Price $10.75 and $12.75 NEW SPRING COATS AT ALMOS·T YOUR OWN PRICE-BUY NOW FOR FALlJWEAR QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE DEPT. New Deaiana, American Made, Ultra Square shape -The latell pattern. 42 Piece Seta $11.00 Fxtra Speeials lor Tbis Sale Only! 25c 15c 24c unr Trib,...., eall 238-LI lf the BllliOIIice ulr. for 202·R. WAY BILOW COST l»RJCES ON- '11te Ions a.wntwd day hns come Jour 'ro.1led so JD.r they w£>re Th~ ua.cle hu.s spol•cn antl today tancc ' ttl& dny aftE-r the vol.eMi have made lx.'E'n struck by two dJlfe~nt auW- of CJUrt of common pl~as, It wa• their choice the va11ous U1dlv1duals the nrst one rendntna: announced Wednesday m:)l'ning -.M were seeking oftice know 1tl 'llle result or lhe CounciluncoMCIOWI and then the oUtThe Judge of the common pi llS leaat ~ust how pl)pular or unpopu manic fight showe1 tha.t cour( is to llppolut the &mmi&sh.. l· BethallY Church can produce strtklng him later No theory I J lth r h "'" ll 1ar lbey are wiLh the voters a~ to advanced by relativ-es as to l!l'S t. wors ne er a w en <><w. taaur 15 placd before the publlc In other than baseball playeNt 'tWKln for his belns there be an attorney-at-law not more tbe yur 1931 Three of lhe nominees for thar: one of whom 11hall bt: or tht In Pomeroy what wa$ expected council are members of thil! same political par~y The commtss "t!> ""a spirited contest for the tburch which for nearly IN~TRUCTORSW[D loners shall at~nd upon ea.ch lhre.., years was WJdefeat.ed tenn or cGurt for which a jury Is , Mayou job on the Republican tic'ket proved t.o, be a ruu11way vic· In 1<.: creatlonal b11ll The drawn u.nd their SlLiary 01 coru't«lry for that old warhorse and exthree men D.re Ernest. Du~rr, pen~at1on shall be fixed by J..he CC.WlCilmall wm Hl.:lul Mr H!:'lChairman of the Finance Juds~ payable out o1 lhe c<;unt~ ZE:l rf'celved the IIIJn s share or Committee of the church treallury vote:J In every one ot the six vot.Benjamin Neutzllng Super· Th1: juror comm188lont!rs shall be tnt: pu~clncts In the vlllnge polling lntendent of the Bunday provl•ted an olt'lce by the boor 1 oi ilfi4 votes whik' hill opponent Mr Hchool and Edgar Eberl!l'ach cou ltY comml~;t;lonen and to alsu oowme received 267 Tl1e eve1 treasurer of the Church Pinturni'h neclll:lsmy 11upplles 1 ne IJCUlleJ, popular eme1cnt and ac11nces duty of the commissioners is t.o comnKJd&tlng clerk R G Wubste 1 It Is hln!A!d that a number mee1 un or ber<Jre the !ust Mondu)' runnmg &ialnst 11mc tn Rncc of would be omce holders In Ausust 1932 to cornplll' 11 h~~ 1 ~~ parlance breezed h ome like who ure now without church First Game Of Tbree To of 11s many JuJOrs ~ h~ts bet 1 &• quarterhorse wrth 02::1 vote:; tu amllatlon are tatlng thi11 signuted by ttt2 judgt: rne 1 J!ps.rt Only one Instance arose tJ Into consideration as they Start For League ~>ha 1 1 be compiled from the Just ot JQar the serenity ol \.he picture tu 1 C&l!t their e~es about In antiChampionship tlecwrs furnished as t:.efore und Mr Webstu That occurred when clpatton of selectltl(l: 11. chu~h I Will ttnsutule the Jwy list lor tb1:l nturns for Third Wnrd c heme ~fore entering pollThe long dei;Sed series between years beahmlng Ali&UBt 1 lll32 I ,..& ec.unted nnd nnnuum:t: :l an<.l tics the Rig and ~el and Teachers The oommlssloners rellnve Lhe ;k WM round that o B Krelnblhl will ret under way, without rlrht to llummon any elt!Ctor of ~led one vote In hl.s precinct Mr Wednesday evenlnll, ltll Bevel'hl pseclncta towuJ.hlps or We~r and Mr Krclnblhl being on the Democratic ticket there nt~rhtl hu been announced by trlcfd t.o appear bflot't'! them In former neighbors thet't'! L'i some was IIUle or no Interest man1!e8U!d Pather Eugene Dunn, president or their o.HI.cc tor exam.. 111 tion tor " douLt in Mr Web.'fler 11 m.nd jw;t except in the on!' msta.1ce thal po&lllbte Juror If llll7 ~:~~...;~!![~~ who polled that one \Otc although btlng lhe three cornered tlsht tor ot three games will be t.u hliJ>C&r bflwre the (ll Mr Krelnbllil mslsts thot what Mar•Jml all three men havtng to decide the winner or th<> as ~ummoncd he 11haH be fined rm Mr Webfller thinks us to the cui- thmwn thetr hats m the ring too,....... championship o.s the former contempt or court unless physJCalprtt is NOT true In a.ny event nu l lnte to be on the ticket Each was won the first halt buntlmc ly tumble to u.ttend Drt.~.wu 1 ~ h.J l>erqocrattc: was qualified to be- forC"~>d to t~.sk lm ftlt:uds t.o wrtt t l the latter won · the second the Jury ahau be made as ~~fme come an opponent of Mr Webstl'r his name on lhe Llcket Charles alter a play-otl' betwMm these but by the commlss.loners Jn lht' k l"" the 1Ie ld wlth ' ' vo...,., •~· S&lne teams at the cl'•· at the c1 mlng November ••lcctlon 1 R'c t I' s ~ schedule '""""' or th•t P''"n'' or a Jud•e 0 1 the co nunon Tracy was a poor second with 12 plea!; court, cleJ.k of court u..u1 Fm treasurer that well known whi!J Eddie Young truJled wlth 10 Dr Tom Crow has also ls8ued a aherlff and emcient lndlvtduel Waller vole<~ Mayor Hess 01 cour&> had to meet the ramou!! It 1.s believed that this low .,., 111 Vaug!uul did nearly a:J well as no oppo.sltlon and received 68 votes Ftters at 8yraoul5e Suu- tend to do away with the delay Webster al&o without opposition Antmmy Oraber with 43 votes l!l with "Doc's Dentists ' compiling lla~ ol jurors tor a. year poll'J'f 558 votes the Democratic nominee ror t:.reaswhich the doctor ha~ The judge shall excuse those Jur'11110 result or tho Marahal s race urer while no one qualified for FUera a1't' a hard bunch to ora who deE:D~ it necCI!88J'y bul unonce more proved thnt manv o[ our Cieri': El~~;ht votes were llt(;es.>ar~~~~:~;~:~~~!~~~:~~ alJ their atarta to leas so exctUitld they mWit. u.ttemi .eo-caole~ vote calling expert11 do quailf)- tlecatiae 8•.4 oi the rame played Dio.bu.t at .:He dPerJins of court and there cast lr. rt:quJred and one num w N ended Jn a no-hit, shut. after until they are dlscha..tgta.t, ~r===========---=\ Gordon polled 4 two llhort of the for FlannKan their twirler without lurtheJ notice While the election boold necell'Ulry number There were 96 batt~rs having been rorced lu otnclnls v.ere wa!Uug for revotes cast by DemocratJ; on strikes tun1s w come In from Pon:teF'm Counclhnen Schaul and Jas roy and Mlddk!port ~~everal P'UJI'Illt v.e~ the only two whost• CARD PARTY yarns were spun ~:nd <.lUInames a)lpeared u l the tl~Jtet bul 37 voters wrote the namt of th~ lng an lntumlsslon that KUlla friendly Mullen popular old soul I Charlet! 1cf'mlnded hit. hea.rers \.hat the .old war horse a11 he termed him Mayor Hess who ht<nd M the D~mocratie ticket, enjoyed n dl8tlnct1on enjoy· &1 by few If any men In the country It is that n 1alse waa voted our mayor and he WIUI jumped from t400 yearly salary to f600 but Hizzoner said Nothing Doing I lllYl pald all the jobs worth A l!econd attempt was made, this t1me 1to raii!C hl~ sa.huy to 15110 but attll t{le • Mayor ,.11.8 obdilratt nnd 10 tile ~1ll.t'Y still stands whllr ntbe.r 't'U)aps around approximatIng Pomeroy ln !ilre IU'e Pfi.Ytng their chid e~cutiV!f' per year NOTICE-If ,.. • ... the Newa Ollice of The Dail, Complete Clearaaee Oa all Summer Goods. Sale Starts Friday, August 14th, 1931. TO COMPILE LIST InJuries. (lttachea at the hosplbo•Ueved there wBB a chance ;::::============'; READERS Commiaaionera BtlE'MLrd had reeetved sevoral &eV· lF --~----- VOL. V i • • } late Monday niKhl following fOUNDRY TO PlAY CONT[ST TON IT[ .... ., .. Furate, Schaaf, Fin.terwald, Leitwiler and Chosen By Democ:rata For Council; Ricketta Wino Three Way Scrap for Marshal 1.......... coodtUou or H B BW':.UU'd Hockin&' who waa talten Final Reduetlon Sale 'a t $1 \H in STATE NUS EUU HIGH S T l NO I .H H AV( C . L JMJIJS fJ dldieo Pure Slt'lt HOSE Full Fiiliiuned, French heel -New and Wanted Shades -Fint quality4l.OO val. 69c a I n Y"' NEW Y.ORK TO BEGIN I H :Ur • I• 1 1 :::f:dthey -p;;_- I D'Iamond Is Free . On $15 000 Bo,.' I Labor Argument Ends In -- Danish Vessels Hunt For t IOffiM cersdScen or er Mystery I I I I aad PERSONAL PROP ' ERTYR - ETURN BLANKS ro BE KEPT SECRE'r o7 I I ::;;re:;: a:ne' 'iaicetoi. ,- .... '. ~ : E:li~~~~~~~~~;5~~ a. ur.ed ~~('t. ••* .r . 1.1 . e&~lillh th~ I .f: ' .,...!-.· ( �PAGIITIUI&a THE DAU.,Y TRIBUNE, POMEROY, OHIO -Z!!.1!!.1~!..~~~~.!.! E!.LIt l l . I• ... Any Monday Mo~g Middleport ~,_. ~- ~;q'-".., "'--a-~~. o. .:-., ~ AW lrJeodllell4 • Jeu-en or newt mau.er for publJcaUoD. tbrJ __.. 111 au aaa m,n the1t D&lll&-&l~b not ~J to a. ......... A:Doa)DIOW Jd.C.eft. boftftt' 4l'lttelll:r:~t ar.c dellrlbJe ln tbela- li!-, ..... ~..... .' .. ~ ,JIIJIIif ., "'/......;, • . ... be·- TB• lUlGI PliiiUIBIHG CO. .UY " . _ . , , Ollie 1 _OlllooY"~--·· r. Ultoriol iitloo Coli - L - -·~·-­ .''""'......... ·~· 'h~ . ..• bja ··~ ·-. "~' t•u • ~ ...... .' .. ... -- hi& wife window R .' .. ,. Or , ... Jj mu al) lnt.b and ~ • Olve a ,n I~ eenacia. ~ Ill to tlec 011 ~.li' ~ltmc h.e'JI Conductor-You can't ride on rm In m} l " J.~~J p rogr am · ·· · •t·! : ....;0: ~ ,: VDJ~, ·al)if 'Pii!np Re. .~ fl·'lt SPECii\L U!ll P St·()O 3jJ,. &'/z b> 10% Ref~tlar Sl'•llO P•1r F rill•,. and ~blrd,4p (hilr SPECIAL ' J: 10 5 •;:P::r: gr(lt. Thi~ state recently refused to ~ancUon the death - so th at any l rime, . - da8tar dl y, can pena~~no matter •now <ioJdtergs, 'I Rudy Valiee~; arch; fl ~r:r{ot~·~~S:a L~ ~~ B1rt.1day Party, 8 30 Band Cou,., t 'old ~~-·· cert 0 B A Rolf•'" Dance Or 10 c.,es ra, 10 30 · ... 1115 • . • Louie's Hwt~rY Ftve, 11·30, Hennot haumshnblc by anything more severe than a sentence Little Jack LlttiP, 10 15 Popular ry Bt.~~~.W's Orchea~ra. u 30 a . m, of life""'imp 1 onm t Orch: ll Teddy Blacks Orch. Popular EniiE'mble ..... r :i en · 11 30 Bill Don•hue's Dance Or WON-cblcago 1416.4--7201 &:ID p. T.~at th1s Men~encc l[l the great maJority of case~. WJZ- New York t:W96-'Jti01 5 45 1 rn, Dinner Dance, a ttl, H.arold mcat~ut a f~w year!:! of incarceration and then frecdnm Pm .Lowell TilomAfl, 6 Amos 'n Teen, 'J.O&, IA>ule's Hun1Jry PJve, 1 . And} ll 115 The Jeste1s 6 30 Phil 'J 15, Unc}e Wa.t And Skeezlx. 7 45,1 for the wunton Willful killer to .ugain resume hiK nefartour~ Cool:: 6 45 The Ponce Blstm, 7 Duke ElllniJWn·s Orchestra, 8, work, hn~ l1cen !Hoven so oftcn to Uw American publ1~ Dlxle SlugeriS. 7·;ro Pickard Pam- Gems, 1.15. ~em Moqd: 8 ~· . . ay; 7 45 Sisters or the Skillet, 8 Famous Men, 8 45, Duke ElllnstonH that one would thmk the Cltl'?:en~IIIIJ ~won \'-ould awaken Blackstone Plantation. 6 30 Popu· Orchelttra, JO 15, . BtebbJhs Boy~;, to the rPallzatwn that some severe method~o~ are net.:es.""ary,jlar Ememblc, 9 30 Clara,. Lu and :: °B:r~[e~t~s ~C:;es~.h~t~,;BII!i but therc 1sceml' little likelihood that such willlfe tht• ca!w ~~n·,01 451 Paris Night Ll!e, 10 Blum Donahue's Popular Dance Orohea....,, WI c tra W Jlt-Det.roit (400-1501 6 35 pm WTAM-Ciev~land 1280-1070) e IS Baseball Scoros. a 45 fhe Pouce f rn, Baill!:~ll Scores, 8'30, <koe FROGS AND FISH 8iste1. f:, 7 Dlxlc Slngeu, 1 JO The and Glenn. 7, concert Oreheitra; 1. _MAINY, Ill walklflg through the tJeJds after an un- Pk'k&.rd FamJiy, J 45 Blstera of the Friday F'rolic, 8.30, Dance Program, Bkl11tt 8 Ben Pollock6 Orch, 8 JO i. Kodak Prorram: 9 30, Theatre or utmally hnrd downpour, found tiny little frogs hop- PopulBr Ensemble. 9 Cigar otrls, the Air , 10 15, S~ln.s Boys; 10:30, ping around on the ground or numberleA~ Jitth• fi~h swim- 9 ao Clara, Lu and Em , 10 AmBO Vlueent Lope& Orchestra: u:u, 'n' A"dY. II 16 Louie '~:~ Hungry Popular Orchestn., 1:1, Midnll'ht ming ln the water where but a 8hort time ago there wa~ no Flvt'!, 12 The Champlon.o;, 12 30 Mekxl:les evldence of any living thin.r'! How many uf those who am Uance Orch WCAH---Columbw (500-ltSO) J.l5 WON-Chicago (t164-720J 6 30 p. m. Novelty P1ve, a iii. J4orton have witnci'~Cd the feat, have then and there, been conn.... Dvwney, 7, Band Concert, 1:~ Dinner L#Qnce, 6 ti Harold Teen; BtatUwn Concert a BetQ! nd a .... ' vinced thnt 1l JUSt "naturally rained frog:'~ and fi~h." Many 7 Rudy Vallees Orch, a 10 'I'tle old; 8 t5, Jack ::,, ~: 9 incident." tlf thlS kmd have been related by many peoplo.~ Par~.n,;, 11 Duke Elllnilion's Orch, Jar ProiP1Ul1, 10, Jack Dennr·11 Or9 30 Clara., Lu and Em, 9.t.6 Drt!am chestra, 10.15, Kay Kyaer' 1 Oreheswho were ju:-;t a:-i ~inccre thut they were telling the truth Shtp 10 15 The stebbllll:l Boys; tra; tG.t5. J?opLllar Ot.chl!ltra; 11 , as anyhody ever was, and yet the tiling simply i.s irnpo'>- 10 30 Herbie Kay's Orch, ll Earl Benny Merotl',t; ~ee OroheJtra , BurtnettJ Oreh, 11 ·30 Dance Or sible. It cant be done. WTAM-Cleveland t280-1070J J:gtlanfl ' ' As a rnattt'l' of tal;t, Jf one would have gone to the 6 ' 10 ilm &eeball SooJ'es; 6 30 Gene ~ · t · • . t' land Olenn, 1 ~udy Vallee's Orch, 8 . t rou bl c t o hC:~V(' mane a m1nu c microscopic exam1na 1on, Birthday Party; 1 30 Night Club, ~ he would have found the tmy frogs In the ground all theiY B A Rolfe's Orch, 10 Little Jack NIW ~PI,lqNE O~'J'Q$ time ltll the hard ram rlirl was to energize them "pep'' Litt.k; 10:15 The Stebbins &.i)'s; ch'::; :'t:;,~ s:~~ a:_~: • , ' ,, 10 30 Joe Smlt.h's Orch II Ui R tla d ch molt them up, so t •J speak But, says the man who 'swe&ra WTA¥ Players, 11 30 Bill IJQnau n ex •nae Y • , t ing, &qcceedlAI M:ra. A. P ·~~ h 1 )hat he ha!:! ,,een the thmg happen on paved ~:~trecb! ur tin ue·s Orch; 2 Mldnla'ht Me}odi2s, mlniJ, w~ ll~M~ ~ 1.he ~ , . . ~2 WOAH~Iwnb\t!. 30 am Emer&cil Glil's Oroh for the Wt ~ $Ill. Mr ~ roofs, how do you account for 1hat! Well, ~c1ence and ~ctc&OO-H30l ll Mt1 . CWQmtnPe ~f ~4 -49 entists. ~ell u~ th11L it tR ~1m ply impo88ible for the sun to at- 1pm Kaie Bmlth's Music; 6 I& Nov. mQ\ie ~ \hair tatm. h8i.r ~~~. act anvthin"' hut moi~ture In the form nf watery \apBr elty F~ve a f5 "ortqn 7 but their houae•pd bai11 'ftftl' de· . ~,.~ U,.nd Con,~ert, 'I' *5 SJs? ~)it.,J bi AN P.r~ .!j~ ... •N~ Into the cloudt~, r1n, nutmully, there can be no raining of ters, 3p ttopuJ!'r ~ .e -~' .• t t119 ~- un 1 frogs cats and dngs or anv living thing. ~p'..IIAr Pros; ~o "'e 1 er t IU'l't.lllllllMit& CAD ~ ' · •I · ' .peg.; W.t6 Radlo 11 ~ 1 The Hc,eptiKI goe~ on, however. exp tun, tha.t tl1e 01w Lombardo'a Ro~·ttl Jlz and Nra. 1\1!.¥ •nqw4en ~Phe nom 11 non mi"ht havl· occurred in distrlcts close to 1,0mh ,.. 19 n_QIJI)ce the blrtj\ of a aon, borQ ~Jdiewif wa~er whrrc an unu.<~ ually violent Htorm might l 14C!iit•>"· • so u._, · , SILK CREPES AND SATIN BACK SILK ~OsiERY CREPES Replar price up to p.so per ., .rd Siz~ 8\fa to !!Wz Re~t~l.,. $1,QO Yard SPECIAL• • . oo'-PER YARD Three Pairs I 1 'I ' How.. • Smith; ... sa.tt::a.... 0 •' • ' tr e l ¥t lla,;e , One A.aorbileat of b'rnui~bout ·ejirl'iled th' jm . . t in ill tely » a •tl» fri~y .' a2·49 - - . All Hil'J'er .Priced. SPECIAL EACH Pot-Wiloon-C.mlllon 3,'1,. Be - 1 J!LiL2 ¥$ GA (&!I PI11Bbqry or ALL SUMM~~ D~·gsf:S f'$ Gald Medal CJ{IJ.DRFJI I' lour , •. - SPECIAL fRICE ~~~ . . IC!-\Ib. Take Care Of ' ~!Mil·Je..ll• . . -Now .' . ... ,...... CHILDREN'S DIMI'rY '!~91" SUITS . . ~ . ' . '"fl't , - - - - - 1 Sparkle= -4 pqa.1fc Saito. . KidncyBcaM 3 ' ' .... !Sc l!fa.l Frnl1. Fruits ud Veretalllel '" ' 111- · ~~~ Reg14r ~d..Jl.OO SPECIAL !lfk 'EACH ' ... ~ ' ~ 2 for Cantaloupn lb. I" ." Mangoes % dozen Peaches' ... ' CoRee 1 0 '0ock "-19c \: .l '... :! Bananas Pound Pound Watermelons 25c 25c 5c 5c 49c: Red Circle 1,. 25c lolcll "·29c • Werk'• Puri~en Malt 2 ...... lb. 19c: many "living thln¥8" also ma1ket malkrt and choice vealers 8 00medlum grade down to JOOO. beUer upward dow11 grades, light classes little dull, sood to lambs, 7 00-8 5(), lighter weights medium .and . better 4 75 __throwouts around 3 35-4 5(1 Farm •v. S. Dept. of Arric:ulture, B•"'a" of AAi1114l '""""""· Order No. ;uo ::..-~ "It's toasted'' 111Cl luiAN Sunshine Mellows-Heat Purifies ............. - :,-r.r:::: ......... in t~pitt: honest, conacientiouK peQp\c seen the unchangedncme, i oo)~~t~~iT Receipts, Receipts, 100, TUN I IN- wlu,rr. J ~t~~~~~~=~~:~~~j;;~:~ water 4 50-fi 00 The finest tobacco quality plus throat , rotectlon. Blc rnlles of the place hut th~t it~ as near 81! they will ~ ~ it rain~ anythin.K" ~p.t LIVI:8TOCK Pittsburgh Aug 13~ INS--Hogs Receipts, 900, market slow, 25-35c lower; IB0-110 lb~, 165-7 90, 220 lbs, fl7r..-'J50; 260-300100. aoo 140-160 lbs ' 7 15-7 6fi' 100- 140 6 65-7 10 desirable packlnli!: COQl(' l • waUIIIIIIWIUIUIDIII UUIIIIIIIIIII111111tlllllllllliii111111U IIIIIIIJ IIUIIUI....._III ' world. But all tobacco leaves, regardless of price and kind, as nature produces them, contain hanb irritants. LUCKY STRIKE'S exclusive "TOAST. lNG" Process-a pl'OCen that mellows, that purifies, that includes the u.e of the m~rn Ultra Violet Ray-expelo certain harob Irritants nam. rally present in every tobacco leaf. We sell~ expelled irritants to manufacturers of chemical compounds, who use them as a base in making sheep.dip•, as well as a powerful spraying 10lu• tion for fruits, flower$ and shrubs-enough ~ permit the daily dipping of over .50,000 sheep or the daily spraying of many thn~llallds of ~~ Thus, you are !!!!! these lrrltanta, natui'aJlV pre.ent in all tobacco leaves, are not in your LUCKY STRIKE. "They're !!!!,f-!!J they ~ !?! !!!P,' No wonder LUCKIESa,.., always kind ro yourtluoat. - Lard "waterspout" which could from the water and depositf':d 11 within a f e w sq they can't 1 1 ~ • I White House !Dol !=turday Only FINAL CLEAN-VJ' ON ALL St;JMMER MILLINERY ZSc, SOc, 89c, 4r.oo Re,ardleu of Fonner ~~~~~ P.ric,o IIThey're md- I'''"'"" Corre.C·t- l"0·-0--- .36 P4IR '' I I SILK HOSIERY 1 that Owner I I LaFraJ!ce ~ Cl!iffon ,: 11 I I l•• ONE GROUP DRE$$~ TOASTING expels y SHEEP-DIP BASE 11 Bishop t' 1 T '' I - • present 1n every tobacco leaf ~ ,1Dance Orchesl.ra, .tO, staten&.15, of Ule SkJUet; 1. In 7R.om&Py; Dn~O c I ° drive, a house here, H of r/ I -ft- 0... <hm Vaaderille .~--:;:-c-;--:-c-,..-.,.,.,..-,=,.. 1Murray HQrton'li Orch~Lra; s, Henry Thds Orchestra; 9.tt, Wlldee.ta; 110. Encores, 10 30, Vadety; 10 415, --- depression t hat t h e. owner cou Id not ratsc . th e fi Bob Newhall; 1) 30, PopuiBr Orcb· time-.-~ estra.. 12. Dance orcbt~.~~tra. 12 .30 a nancllj:o pay fnr th.c improvement~. but invariably whe1 1 ~-----~.....:.=:o~ m, Popular Dame On:h.eaka York 145U-6801 I d h thesQses are found, fine, we 1-keu,t farmg, goo OUAc:-, Aq....d u P WEAJ'-New m., MaJor Bowes' Family; 1 f5, 6 atro~vell built barns are found next door to the dilapWhBC- New, York C3f86-860) I The Ooldberaa. 7, ConceJ"t Orchea. ·~~...• ' pm Kate Bptltns Mwlc, 8 15 Den- tra, 8, liarrJ Reser'!! Orcheatra; tdate)tplaces. .~, ola l.{lng's Orch; 6 t.s Morton Dow- 8 30. Dance ~osram: Iii. KOdak " '"'thmg cnn so quickly dnmpin one.-fu.nthualasm 7 &nd OQncctt- 7.30 Tne co- sram; 9,1!4£:,ea.1.re ot the ~ •~ ' l'P.Ci"-Dfl, '11~5 The BosweU Sl&ten V~~ ' Qrcheatn; pret~·tJNngs, for prospcrJty and fctr the betterment of the. a ' :dffi Lown'l!l Orch; 8:U Harry ncnta:hue'8 e~~tra; n·30. hurndMracc 1n gcn(•ral. than to find thelle exnmples. farl&alt.t.rB Orpb: a.ao Band Contert, .f'uuk'll DaoceOreJleeh'a .... · . 9 ao Symphony: 10:15 Po)lular WJ;.-.Ne.w York (3485-7601 &.f5 too I"UJJY, along our mRJn thoroughfare!!, JJnd Whll~ ~- l..D 10 Radio Roundup, 11 OU)' p m., Lowell Thomas ; 6, Amoa 'n' Mei.;:t: ountv ha~ plenty o1 them, few if any other place.; Lcmbardo's Otch, 12 Da:nce orch. Andy, a :JO, Phil Cook: B.41, "Boo-1"'·• ••~ '00) 6 ·t5 lieve It or No1.. 7, Pq)ular PrQII'ILOl; can :JMw a clean slate It i~, to :wythe lea~:~t, much to be WLW-ctnclnnatl . a-~ 'n 1 30, Te~<tY Black'• orcll.utra; ~=~. 11 Th 08 "f'''i' pm Lowe omus, Blsten o! the Skillet, .a, 81117 Jociea regret~d . Andy, 6:Ui The- Jeaters, 7 Baaebe.U a.nd Emle Hare, 1 30, Popular Pro-. , ,, 8CO!'('f, 7 30 Popular Orch, 7 t6 Kfam; 9, Paul Whiteman·• Paintcn, ~··· • Slstcr.!i or the Skillet, 8 Murrll~' 9 · 30, Clara, Lu and Em, De. Wavee .... Horton's Orcb. 8130 Castilian ,and WeJod~es, 10, Slumber Music. P,tlCf:t~JiAN'S MURDER NJgbtl!; 9 Dance OJ:ch, 9 30 Ol&ra. WJR-Detrolt <400-760) 8.85 a. Jt2:1F~CENT terrible quadruptC murder in Michigan Lu .... nd Em, 10 Hmry 'Chela' Orth; m, Baseball Scores: 8 fob, • ' II Great Compo.sers, 11 30 Moon J!;n.semble, 7, Popular Pr01nt.m, , c.fll~l in the ext1 erne, simply serves to bring to the at-1 Rivet, 12 Dance Orch, 12 30 am 1The Wldlar Wt~Jcomers, 'I' t3, I 11 :~~o~·.::/:~ _ tenti«tit'":of th e voters of :-;tate, the futtllty of trying to Po~~F~~ ~!k ~~~ ~~n:!'~!'. 1404 3 660 reduCe' willful murdering wb•.m the chanceg for escape ar~ 615 pm Popular Prog u·o The frarn, 9 Paul Whlteman'll Paln~· ,. ' 11 I JU1 It to the high· barn~re, nn outbt\iilding yonder, a complete loss, gon 1~ "" ~ to r~llecaul:ie ~Someone was not intereRted f'nough to rY" k ""tt<;-, • eep~n repair. ! Ql1! :-;omctimes might th111k it Was b,el'UU~e of .I;JarJ , . • 11 WORden of Naitan The matrbnonlal barque doesn't seem to ca1T7 many Mt-clau pu- way, rather dampen one'~ thoughtA of happiue>~s a:; h(' rnor~ sccnu1, ' ' • whUe - ' forlm::t; • e ; drlves-;;thruugh the countryside on u motor ride aud IH remindE!d of the sufft·nng and wue caused Uy the terrible demo"il. 1 Fire But what is even worHe, a thou:-~anrl time.> ...... •• .slJ,opplna: .,.,.. ~a4 U::lla; t~U-fare Ucket Theec<momtca.l 1crobat who XeQnO'ml.lt-'Why Qot' wou!.tln't stw hil sh·- 1 tumble &eCOi'.d childhood. hou~e~, clo~e t ..a.At·IP,~ proieuor rouldil•t · rehu!mber that he &UfiPC!ICCI to tqqet evuytb.tJC. ppk PILAPIDATED BUILDINGS E14ATNS OF burned harM or limon A:feQ.ue An optlml8t is a man who lak.ei I· '" ' - The ~- ...... ••• n101t famoua hJtbwar• l'lllhiiC.... 2:15 . . " . ..... ......... ... ... ......... ••• Uttee ' 11 1 GePeral Weather Conditions the atona are still open are the bddat patb, Ule war paUl aDd thr rMd to l1&in. I LOVE NOT THE WORLD-Lo"e not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the Y(Ofld, the love of the F<tther is not in h1m.-l John • ..... . ' --·- ....'.. . ,• ... 9 .....-.., ~... T1~ GENUINE !'RAISE-Whoso olfereth prai•e Jj'lorifieth me: &wi to htm that ordereth h1s way aright will I show the siiVation of God.-Psalm 50 :23. , • I '" ''I'' ' bll 1ut. .uber and doesn't knoW "here 'l'tlf ill ·il ~ mt.l .,. kPrJI with nine II~ and pedeW1&DI!I oaJ.y blve one? ••• ···l .... ... ~n a ~-...atP";;r eaiA mf'OI II ........ !.,..,._ ·· - - ,- Plymouth Breaks a Rec«ird. "" 1 """"'1>--· ' Eagle Ridge 1rht-\ PhoiHI Yow Ben h News WrDng ""' .... .. Moocl> t ....... .....,_ Dollr ... .,......,. c;>II!O. - \to southern conun jJ!ont. r~ 11 H liPRt rol a thud c.tl tll • !1 uvp thb yt:wl ln ordt-r to ruJ r;{ hlglll'r l ;.uk" ~ 011 tlw rtnHihomg lwo-~h.JdM M and Mr:- l1 a Cuj.)ll' !I' r v! Virrinia Grerr revr••M•·nLB Lhe moot radical !>Lt'IJ EIUIL Ll\t!rpool ~pt.nt Sum.wy v.1llt PHON!: MZ-L ~·vt:r Lakt•n by a fedl.'rfi! agtn<:~ W Mr 1ond Mn Y.. H Wolf•· ::it" Po~w 1,o;w CaHiornla "lug ~ ,.o; t....rLing polnl At \.hi' turning pull': ' lntl ut:JH;e r;omJu tK!IL) pru•·~ and "he M,s Henn Mcl>lilt uf Joltuo 1111 1 Ill' " nev. Fl~tm g Puw~r 111 New York Friday at 133 A ».. •ol o.J t'tl.llUffilt luw uf .... upply wnu and Mrs Hulen Stahl o! BJadm~ l Pl }lnuu,h '-t:dHil L B Mlll{l fw- l ul~l<ero iilund~~:rd t1me the R\'ela;;:e otma•1d tall•, ~m Lhdr ...,1l>tt- r M l~ p H t1u,,., crv.~-rm;ntly dn-.t•r J.:om- r r thr t.rl]) eaBL wa~ 479 mi lts flf'r PI AS t'OR ARMISTI( E DA 1' • ]Jlftotl llu !a ~tf'~! JUlllJ(I lolfJ , , •ov 11 f•1r " dl.ilance of 3 14:! 1n11'" ne&ta~ evening !JOIIl Lt \ i"lt w.l11 In tht' oplulon of mOii t observf'rs On P'rldHy llf t~rnoun W•Jlft• muoo ou hwd 11om Ll11~ ell) \.0 Nl'l\ .. nd fl. tou~ ! elap.o;ed time ot U."l hou r'i A~ the regular mt-t:tlng {,! t!'ll' &t 1J K~nt of Charres tou Bell~ 1111 d Mr~ Fred htrt: t!lr Jx...liJdcs. acl!Un rtpret;t"ilb M t'l l \mk uml rolttrtl v.l1en ht' an11 o•.l 3J lll lll liW"' ~t''" y-Be-mett Po. . t of I he A.m- a<:cG:npam e<:l her homt• l:lud ..., .J, u ~t ' ]' t:Vt:'n ln wdvan~ uf llli muve trrt.ilJied ~turday m~ht " 1 th' 11 nt, .,, U<~klaud F'tlt) ,1t a 09 p M J A il(.J\ stop or 1 hour J2mln utf's erlc'ltl Le(lon, whKh wn.s hell.! \\ Jo nmtt!n here f01 ll VIS it "'lH' :-.trvc<l 10 •' }t al I:IIIU l ll "om~ mw t h t wI iCilL hu1111 R:c-ort~hmcuU; ~ W<1"' J J,,. tt>l~:~l l'laJJ~•tl t•mc GJ v.a~ n1tHII' 111 New York for .,.., ,..pphe~. lK:&day Hlf l\ln ~ at the Leg JGol Hr.. ll Rlll'6ell BaHe~. ~ who UllOCfY.r.!Lll f o\MILY ILEUN N 1Coh.mbus motored here Bunda~ 11 1d ~llt!Oii pit~ wit h 1 o,:vH•tr.traJ.t Lu t"• !olluv.lllg Mt ~ond M1., \\ n ttl., P lltll<tLJ!!l : ,,, tilt' round tr.;l 1 pltlLHffl brier reception ami. Cur :l 11 extensive pla rw were d'1a Jt fur a Lin operaUon at Hulzt!r h ¥s plt al .t Th~ children o! M.riS Clara Ro&fi and are spending ~vtral da)s t>J , ltill tl to c11mpt_tf' 11. 1th ptl;c~lt 11" 8ur~tu ;o.nd ~01 1 Jr , C'lil.\ an n o._.! o-!~7 1111 1,., 11ct.'> IJ2 ho 1,1l> 9 mill- 1nt-11. ndh· f driver to aceompunv celebJallou to t e n~ld on Armtstlce l!jt.lti.JI! alLlg llS \\CU us co uld t: ~ gatno:Jcd at the old home~>tead the their vacation Lhlli week wlth th, ' t~crs • ltw pit 1ut~un wus cl<·s 1gncu H.utl Wood ML idttcl Jolu •~OII u t• -. 11.111<11 h ,,t tJ 1, ratt' of 47 :0.!.' Mtller buck we~t Totalelai)Nld t mu • Day, No\·ember II The commit- expected pas:. 1\Uk tile first t!ml! all the la.Uet .s mother Mrs Martha. Wul 1 metely to stabilize or peg' thoe Kum1t McEiro) and A lJ ful!•l 111 • -. p•1 lltJlli thu .. hro;okm~ th\! l nrUw..,e~tboundtrlpwas 65hout~ t-ees Uld flllth (' r Jll.Jt~ v.tll bt combet'n 1111d Mr and Mrs John W Ct o~ mark.J t fo <!1:1y., PIOpu:;,d tur 11u 11 am! lhmllv I' t.•uu::.l•cvrd 11! 161liuun uwl 1'1 24 mmute~ From Ch1cago HrJgJu ; Ml and M IS ( tkllll JOhll WII <t u ntt"ll.Jers or the family have pleted and announced latet Frunk Eaton, as...'<Jslant prosecul.()r l dt~t .JdU<~l Jl."'-~ JUJ\JJ•J 111 thai 11 1tath ll l''lederlt:io; ts spt:lldlll!>! r' lnutoH abo lll"d t b\• Mill"t with a l1o North Platte, Ncb a distance or Mr~ Cmklt:l ot Akiun 1 lsJt ~ 1.: umUd m six years. They .u-e . Mr for Huntington beJ.:tJ U ~<:' ol tl lc and Mrs Wa1d RO&'i son JOISt!ph or ~abel! county ll('Companled b~ ~~ ~ hank attempt to l.lOOI>t p1 1ce~ l'(lmt tllm \\lth n~r parent:< Jot Ch11 ~h·J l mp~rllll 1:10 In l!126ll\ 15 804 1mles M1ll<tr averaged 51 mile~ i!.•id Uau!jh!.t'l Marian of Jackson hls \\1le ond chlldrt!n Ahce Ann F'tt'~.<Hi tk llJid v.Jfl !t u m~ ~{) tlllntJ1.t ~ 1-Jef hour 'ne:;(Js hf'tt' Wt'dne s dn ~ The followln~ delcgatt~ o! lh 1" ~lllrnutc cf! ~ttbnf lli•~ Mlsl.saippi, Mr and Mrs D 0 and F1a11k Jr mot01ed hl'le Sat;,O.,hwl-dtl M1 s p 1~ Orr and (lo tl dn •Jknl nw Pl ln outl ., 1 M1llr.r ll lll tr A r;ompatison or th.s recOrd LJ 1p • P'ee~e~·-Eo:nnt>tt Pest ol Lht> A.mMr ... C 1!. Smltli ltll 11 11 1 11 l l1w•d .. • Decklr, s;;n Ross lillld de.ughl.f'l ur<le. ~ to apo:nd a few da) s wlth unp ~{t •ntu muw "'' ' 1' ~ fw •d .. y llilh IJCJ shto 1 Mls A p whn ' ,, ~ 11u 1krd, u .. t the Oal. - v.tth !ct •t rallrualiJUUS between the eri~an Le&lcn will lf'avc Saturda1 Clal .•nna of New Matamoras, Mrs Eatons moth ~r . M1~ J M ClUe 10 Plt"dlcl That llw l.tolrt•~ s , 1 ~, r ctt Morning Sta r to atlend tht" sto.te convenllou 1ta11d f-'(11'\ lll :- 1 fuo•sJi<~l ,,I 5 A M two c!t .cH Js all In ravor ot the Pl}:>us F'lo) Bixler and di:l.ughler Bpet.ter and othct ltluUH's ~nwu 11111 bl'come BJtUtll ~ l bon•• ul M .., Helman l'' IIUJir. and clu!dJen b1 Uu;: Wt ~tu n Un 1011 v.ho~ 1ep1" mouttl fhe fa~Le11t ~!me of ll uul-· which Is to b~ ht-ld at Cleveland M:yrjil.; of Ashtabula 0 M1 and R-t>v C T Brton a f01mer M E il~• conttt>H'rs; howevor v.n, ti'>Htd httmulhct Mrs Geo Fred- ~tn lb l l\(' hJ .m'•"'"n~tm t"JI ~ Ht~tod JUa{l train IJJm San FranciSt.'<.l tu M&.YQl. Harle y Charles Childs Nm M1 s Vern ROSI> of Middleport lll l pa~tor here ws llie guest ur Mr l ~t'llt'tiillv l:lnt!clp!ltM ,is ume vbst•n!r. at t\CJ\ CU!Jtrc.t i NE'>A Yur k IJ> t;t!VeJal hours slo'o\·c~ 111 ~x Ih iU!.dflV ufr.ern00n man Wayland and Herman & llev lht: lll•' anllmt' MIS Ross becamc jllnd Mn; J Wallace Wea\ Cr, FrL<:<~y Tbt- board !snow fighting- for Its; Ml HlHI Mrs Alben 1-'rauk ~P{'nt JWli tl tl<!IIIJ. tnt 1uut" \l h~re ~t-ops IF YOU HAVE NT DRIVEN TH-• : striOI' IilY 111 and oWing to her ad- 111111ht Rev Barton is tlOW afflll.a tu _l Ill<' 1\heRtly Senatol n.ntd A SUI)(,ay .,., 1u 1 Ml ., 11 d Mrs Haj-~ Wt·H' maucl\to l~k.~l " 11 1>•1s ~l l ~~~ ~~~U'TftL~~~~~O~~~ ~~~= M!IS L Gurbt>r Mrs E.di~ RlC{' 1• · n c pate u I \ an<'<'d age, 86, (Uave fears wen:! j With t.he Presb)terlan churc h ant! ! mont! Fr~llk supp 1lt'~ _ Mrll Mel Aolc-e and M,ss Alh Jnllt:s !J<.'f ho ur wa" 111u 11ta1Pt li d. l! ~ 1~0 A NEW fHRILL IN MOTOR.:; ' felt 101 her recowr; Relatives who 1s pastor of n churJ.:n In Carlys:.-, 1Ret>(! 1R 1 or Prnns; lvallla c1u uu1 1 1 Mauck attended the Swtsher H':Uil• A.UGU~T lJ, 1931. ld 1 1 ft thl E Jtllno111 a splendid tOW! of :lOUt; all'(-'c1 by a ~onsJdcrable followmg Is 1111e 'olu) to Sull LJ, ke CU\ , a dJS• JN(; CALL R H RAWLINCL ku at Cheshire Thursday · ' B;• U S Weuthet Burea u IG~Jl~( n ~r h : ~ere P ~- 1populatlcn He 1u 1..s out ~ 11 a vuo.:a- 1tln 1111101 up lt•gl•lallon fm )Jrt' H!Ita· Aod lor Motor~at tt.JJ('t· IJf 1i:J3 mile Th• lr,lll.: h:url 1SO NS FOR A DEMONSTRATJO~ Columbus, 0 cem OIS5 u At en, rs j h on trip and stopped here v.hJJ~ t!ou !n the 11e11t COilgiCs.~ wlt1cn • I IHI H l.lel tnr RvckJt~ east oJ Sr,l t A ND BY ALL MEANS DRIVE TE-O'. - • '}IJSSION:\.K\' PLi\'LET' Tflc gcne1al mctemolog!cal condl- Bw; rh and son Dana of Stewalt lpa.sslng through lo see hill tll nds 'II III dL:-:-uhe the board lind tUTil lts 1 Lnr;:r• 1 1 1 1 1 1••1~ ne.rr li•e top M Luk e an(J llw ohtrn• r~ taus"'d oy "<EW PLYMOUTH BEFORE YO U .... nd Mr and Mrs Vf'tntlll Cl Wllco t Fl ~ IIICil' !OUilll t:' functJOn~ over t.u the lntu;, 1'"" 1 ~ an r•luo ~r l fit ~.. me mun~ m1Je c; or 1u11d nm~t·uctlo, , 1IDECTDE WHAT NEW CAR ro Th'-' Woman s MISfilOnat v Soc- twm; have bcllnlllt:' ~taguant over 0 ,1 lt a~e~~e ~n; J L ~:~r dep11 rlnwnt agncultmt for Hl- ' SIN •·t r• -~ln;..H In 1\ru~,., It,~ to 8ht•w th lOU!!h Nebn:o~k!t lUl the average BUY THEY RE FAST! THEY RE Iety of the Pie5bYlt!lian chu1 ch v.tll t.ht> r..a,tetn p01l10n of thr countrv Bn11ton of Columbus 1\E poren' k- 111 Jul:stJa!Jon ' 1\I•T•rt•ll< liln.t: tnut"ll~ts 11~1at thP 1 ' PCl'<l Uown tu 481 m1:r, !Jfl hnur'DURABLE' THEYRE SMOO'llll pusmt the cliort. pta~ let Lt t s br and'unsettled·shOI.cl:yweathet per-; 1 l ll\'et th~ Olllo Valle~ and lht:! TEACIIER HIREU ICC'XOil an Wlfe, one ay as Ul~ trJJifl ~ wllll<f> II tloe r'f<l~~hiJ:' .tt A11111111 Tll 226~ mll( ~ !J om Lhe lllEYRE J!;CONOMICAL'~I\d\ Frlerds ' at their regula. moulhh SISts N h tl 1 1 Helen Wilcoxon who htu; bt"t>n crt A nntlc state~ Henvy to exMJ.s.~ Kathryn Decker ha.s bee11 :spending the ~unnnt:r hete wtlll hul mee>l'lg, on Frldn). August H ~c1wve llltns have filllen In lhe inst l hlred to teach the ~th and 6th 1grundparr.nl.l:i accompanlt<d hun w Ch::urcters of our O\lll l\mqlc11 1 1 1 and flgur(,<; of the Or!enl will [ u 1 • ~hrom~~;~~~~ °e{~Vt~~\~! ~:~~~~t' ~] lgra-lf'- In the public schools at l her hom~ at' Sugar 0101e Oh1o to\ btne to rnakf' a most !ntelestlng Muskmgum viue:~s Rud at l:it'\'t'rld Tuppet:s Plains Miss Decker Is be Jeady to enter school and •'rsrnattc playlet An aci::!Jtwu - plwces olong the All:mUc coast Fah 1 one of M~1gs CoWJti£11 lending l.n- .c(,ncrele sidewalks nrc now UIJ al feature or th ~ e\eumgs r.ntC'I- veal ht:r pre\alls ;:erlf'r.tlly over tht:' strurtors and the choke v.as a jdeJ const1ucUon f<om the DOt j Farley corner lo tht'! wetstern corm r tainmtnt will be !h!.! rea(llllg rt'n- ~Cittra! \lllleys exceptm[l tJ 1e upper I WIS"' cne I of Mrs 1..2nna Pt-trel's lot on Elr.l dHI..d by Mn; E G PI ob ~ t Tlw Mlssm:n Vnlll'v Iu general thf're 01-' F TO THE tOOL SPOTS sta't't Anolher nice ~tretch or side· prc. o;ram chalrman Is Mrs. R M \lo as n sl1ghl chanr::c to warme 1 QUJle mode Jare over eas tern anr! Mr and Mrs Luther Dlokey lef!.1 ~~oalks alided to the many long 11'-(s ! She1man The president of lhc •,outhen1 dis tt lets, but nHher pro- Fnda) morning by motor [or a In the vUlage 1 Society will p~s!d e over tht bust· nounced In the Northern Plams tv.o ,, eeks vaca.uon outing at BOme Prof Earl Mock, wife and da u..:hness, which wU! be dJs~uss e d fcv - ~ tn tf's The p1css u1e dlstr!butlun of the summer ri!SOtts a.ld cool le.-. ManJyn of Pit\.liburgh ~;pclltl ttal lndlvld~als have nceiH'o:.l shown on the map Rbove Is app8.r- J' ob In Michigan several da~~ here this w.-.ek with I spec:11.1 lnv1tat1ons <1 ~ 11Pll n~ tllt cntl} favol able to (alr and slightly P their unt Miss Moll!e Pel..! e) anll c1asl! of girls u.1der M1s Poindex - WDlmrt V.t"athel In tlus \lctnlty toICE CREAM SOCIAL lcousu1, Mrs Ina Reed M1 Mucktl ter L"'d othPr cla"'les ot lh€ clltu ch tll~ht and Fnctay hom e ta origlnlly at Loi!lUJ. but h(' (Black, biting, hanh irritant chemicals) Thr hm;t('~se s for !11 e nuung 1'.1 1! The ladles or M E. chu1 ch wlll Is one of the Instructors In the C B be MtSI:IeS Vh'rrie Cot b,• n Lrll !e Be!--:MARKt.T PRI{'ES 'glvt' an Ice cream social Saturday 1 Connelly Tl ade School at Ptttssere,.., Mns Charles F 1eJ!10w M.~ 1 evening Aug ]4, on the lot fld- butJh a school with a srholarshlJl Aug 13- INB-Ginins ;olnmg 'the Wolf Sl~ters store Calr.e I of hCO boys C lJCa~oto L A TlHJma~ nn•J Mt s E;~rl Lama OPf'l!ed gene1·ally !owe1 today d thl:'rl!. good cats and good felWhent wa8 l-8 to 1-:lc lowf'l com f~w!>~ltp will Bdd to the attraction Mr and Ml's Max Rclkr and 1-8 tu 3-8c, and orns nnrhanged to ( the elent Come and help-the dau~~;J1ter lelt Thwsday f( ' l Cnlttnl 1-lk: lowc1 d 'II bus llher'e they will spend several Opening Pikes lcu.u·. 111 8 l\orthy one an you days Wheat----Sept 50 1-4-3-0 Dec 53 enJOY lt Mtrr; Stella Blake motlwr and ~-8-J-4, Match 56 5-B M~y 58 7-8 (Continued trom page one) 1 ---;4cKenz1e of coMarv Wef!.nr cf Columbm; ure til e Corn- Sept 48 7'-8-49 I -8. Dec :J!I MI SS Malt weeks Cannon 11 lawyers wlU appeal their case to the Dlstrwt Court o! 5-8-3-4, March 4<2 1·4, Mo:y S:J 7-8- lumoms Is here on a three gutsts or Mr and Mrs M G White 44 vacation \lslt with her ~rents, Ml Appeals, rlsmg the qu~t!on of how and family Ont!I-Sept 22 5-8, Dec 24 3- 8- and Mrs D N McKmt!e far the Senate may go m compeliJeu.p M{Mil.Stc r who Js oonfmed l-2 May 26 'J-8 I M:. Md Mrs Kelly Coe and Mr Jng citizens to testi!)• to obtain In · in Hol2e1 ho:o.p1lal ls Improving 1\nd Mrs W J Jones and son Paul rormallon oatens1by to be U.':ied In 1 motmed here SBturday evm'illtl' ftaming legislation rnpltlly · P.· ty Vm \'I< lllion v.ho l1a s been front Columbus on a visit lo their I~ denying the wrlt Jn~tlcc Co'K thl gu~st or Sybil McCoy re- LOV..ER THOM A.S FORK molh('l Mrs J M Spencer and poinU!d out that under lhe Daughturncd 'to hr.J honw •. 1 Columbus Mt and Mrs Jones rcturne1 to elty and Smclall cnse~ the courts Thm s dny. Hazel Ndwn vlli1ted Ml~ 'Walle! Columtua sunday evemug while hod held the Senute has o v~>n D~ 8 A McC1Jllongh 1'> rt!stmg Dodson Sunday. 1othcl~ remained to t>pt"nd tJw wide latitude In dete1minmg the as ('ldnfortable as posslble although M1 ~dMMrs Ray Ru.ssetl visJ( <!d lweeL: , _!t~d of information It wnut~ there ill little u any 1\)'lprov~meq.,t Mr an 1s Emerson Russell BunMr &1\d Mrs John Schi.'Ciet! of -;;;rr ~J.J hi& condition "'. • \day .. \ Pt::me1oy were guests or their son M~ lllld Mrs H . B Cash am! Leona Moore has been quite Ill J •-• l d f mJI Sunday 'I ·The youiJg •-pie of Branford A , <:><:uae -er an II Y lhre thildren left Thur&lay for Sunday scqoot'~~Jjoyed a picnic at M1 and Mrs. John Clark am: theb home In Akron aHer <mend- Racine Sunday !1 lends or Gloustel spent Bunt!a.y icbntlnue,1 rrom paf!e onel 1ng scme time hue With Hlntl\c£ 1 Lola Russell sptont Thursday her~ I he guests of Mr aud Mrs ~ Jatlon said they had l.le~n m ,1 and fneuds Mrs. Mmmr N ::- ut~- n!g.Jt with Luc Dorlson ' Cl~c!e Wolfe great hurry " He said onr of tlw ling accompanied them hun;. ~ (o~ Mr and M1 s Tom Mor11s auct i Mr and Mrs George Bnrt:~ett of men \\as sto1cky, the other tnll aud .li[Verol wrck::. vis!~ Mr and Mrs Joe !\JOUle spNlt Suu Park"'rsburg wer~ guests of H11try thot both W('l(' nbo11t 25 June Sa 1~bury 1rl mnM We.!- day at U1e !:leach Rul\.'ih and family from Friday unThe ragged ftfth gut ,\t who wa~ M1s 8.unp RUSRell v.as the dlnne1 1t:ly 'luesday Mr B:unett Is a hnomurder VJctum; when the 1 I ~ut·~L or Mt and Mrs Rob OaLsuu hpe operotur on the Parkersburg at a l'ts\llur.Jnt twar MJ W('dncsuav lllght 1Dn11:. News Mich. was .-..c,crlbttl h-,. Nor , . Mt H:ld Ml fl Jonn Btl alter and Mr and Mrs Henry Richarns of EnglmH1, a wa1ter d d , •• In We nes ay a paper m ~on ul Davton L"tmned to thelrl" , L M< • hom!! Thursda} dlS Jverpo::.1 were gue""' 01 stln.Jgcr whott u11rsl 1~ Jill · adverttaement for The R. A. Charles Buck \ l~lted Fnnk Bu{.k and Mrs John D Cl1:1rk ond M1 1"""'"''·' "· v.as a lJir:; ltllow, Ettg Miller Lumber Co. read 1 Bunda} and Mrs Dr John Philson several who wor r rl ~ 1 a} cap Ml anr! M1s E D Tucke 1 were days the latter part of the week 1 811eater and talkt•rl. JJit,;>llv lu Ply Rco6ng, formerly sell- guest.s of Mr nnd Ml s Joe Moore The Misses Esthr:r aud Maggie Tht< pmfv atf' l'l the 1r,- ' l inl' $1.25 per roll, now 57c.. Thmsd,oy lll~ht Pht1 ~on of Cincmnati v.ho were lc~s th.Jn thtPr 11om~ beMr and M1 s Hawld ClHrk and here on their vacation visit to blallng car w.1:. di,.,.·ovoll'd • The J.l'fiCe a.hould have been ~ L~tm F'u!~z a11d MJ..<st; Whltloc!{ lh !lr uncle and aunt Mr and MB man Js dc·nllx'rl :;~ th\• 75c.. We gladly make 1hia we1e callers In 01·eenfleld Sundat Clar,k nlso Mr and Mrs Philr«m tiJ the nn .tii.Y b ::- h"l n . M~ and Mrs Wm. Bm!otd were 1and l'thcrs accompanied theuiA;ndoew ccrrect•on _ . ______ ·---~~~~-"'-'_ nl: _s_,_n_d_ny ~ ' uncle_ and aunt. Mr and Mrs Rich~ Another development \ cs tr 1du . - , ard lo East Ltverpool ror :1 the flndrnfS of n bi Jc'l-spflUe . ~~~tlllllli}IJIJiUittU:tiiiJili!IIJ!Ittlmmttt!ff+"ttttttCIJIIJUit ldaya VIsit WIJJte JIUJ'Se SJX lnll~5 f10111 lh• M:r a.nd Mrs Frauk of lhe ~lovlllii!: at .1 plart' m I _. ...... _.,....__....._. _ __ vr&t•" for 'petting PllrtleH OJ~COHI.Y o! tlw )Jill~(' <ilu• •d I ' n ut! l.rillf' rt• bt•lwve !JH \llllllls "Seventy-two Years of werr mmdPI~d at 1hol S].lol nnd and Feel Like a Young Every LUCKY STRIKE is made of the and thAt the bodie~ \lit ' lllJ' Man" ~o aays QL;~ntly tmnsit!!Tt'd t.~ lhe pl11 cr finest tobacco leaves the world can offer-the whctt' thry were crem.llct! ln 1 1 bla7lltg automobile finest from Turkey-the finest from Kentucky, A wrist watch whlcll br.lt~ll~?:rcJ 1'1 Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas I n Gold wu be1.1g sough1 II hnd bf:'en torn rrom he• -the Cream of many Crops throughout the \lrl~ ~ after ~he was k111ed Tlltlli8DAY. .\UOOIT d. '" T!IURBDAY, AOOU8T 13, 1931. ' ··' Including the use of !Jitra Violet Rays ~ 'lllroat PI'Ofeellon; ,..nit Is; Itatlon - ...alnat -:oUJ!h •• •• �PAGIITIUI&a THE DAU.,Y TRIBUNE, POMEROY, OHIO -Z!!.1!!.1~!..~~~~.!.! E!.LIt l l . I• ... Any Monday Mo~g Middleport ~,_. ~- ~;q'-".., "'--a-~~. o. .:-., ~ AW lrJeodllell4 • Jeu-en or newt mau.er for publJcaUoD. tbrJ __.. 111 au aaa m,n the1t D&lll&-&l~b not ~J to a. ......... A:Doa)DIOW Jd.C.eft. boftftt' 4l'lttelll:r:~t ar.c dellrlbJe ln tbela- li!-, ..... ~..... .' .. ~ ,JIIJIIif ., "'/......;, • . ... be·- TB• lUlGI PliiiUIBIHG CO. .UY " . _ . , , Ollie 1 _OlllooY"~--·· r. Ultoriol iitloo Coli - L - -·~·-­ .''""'......... ·~· 'h~ . ..• bja ··~ ·-. "~' t•u • ~ ...... .' .. ... -- hi& wife window R .' .. ,. Or , ... Jj mu al) lnt.b and ~ • Olve a ,n I~ eenacia. ~ Ill to tlec 011 ~.li' ~ltmc h.e'JI Conductor-You can't ride on rm In m} l " J.~~J p rogr am · ·· · •t·! : ....;0: ~ ,: VDJ~, ·al)if 'Pii!np Re. .~ fl·'lt SPECii\L U!ll P St·()O 3jJ,. &'/z b> 10% Ref~tlar Sl'•llO P•1r F rill•,. and ~blrd,4p (hilr SPECIAL ' J: 10 5 •;:P::r: gr(lt. Thi~ state recently refused to ~ancUon the death - so th at any l rime, . - da8tar dl y, can pena~~no matter •now <ioJdtergs, 'I Rudy Valiee~; arch; fl ~r:r{ot~·~~S:a L~ ~~ B1rt.1day Party, 8 30 Band Cou,., t 'old ~~-·· cert 0 B A Rolf•'" Dance Or 10 c.,es ra, 10 30 · ... 1115 • . • Louie's Hwt~rY Ftve, 11·30, Hennot haumshnblc by anything more severe than a sentence Little Jack LlttiP, 10 15 Popular ry Bt.~~~.W's Orchea~ra. u 30 a . m, of life""'imp 1 onm t Orch: ll Teddy Blacks Orch. Popular EniiE'mble ..... r :i en · 11 30 Bill Don•hue's Dance Or WON-cblcago 1416.4--7201 &:ID p. T.~at th1s Men~encc l[l the great maJority of case~. WJZ- New York t:W96-'Jti01 5 45 1 rn, Dinner Dance, a ttl, H.arold mcat~ut a f~w year!:! of incarceration and then frecdnm Pm .Lowell TilomAfl, 6 Amos 'n Teen, 'J.O&, IA>ule's Hun1Jry PJve, 1 . And} ll 115 The Jeste1s 6 30 Phil 'J 15, Unc}e Wa.t And Skeezlx. 7 45,1 for the wunton Willful killer to .ugain resume hiK nefartour~ Cool:: 6 45 The Ponce Blstm, 7 Duke ElllniJWn·s Orchestra, 8, work, hn~ l1cen !Hoven so oftcn to Uw American publ1~ Dlxle SlugeriS. 7·;ro Pickard Pam- Gems, 1.15. ~em Moqd: 8 ~· . . ay; 7 45 Sisters or the Skillet, 8 Famous Men, 8 45, Duke ElllnstonH that one would thmk the Cltl'?:en~IIIIJ ~won \'-ould awaken Blackstone Plantation. 6 30 Popu· Orchelttra, JO 15, . BtebbJhs Boy~;, to the rPallzatwn that some severe method~o~ are net.:es.""ary,jlar Ememblc, 9 30 Clara,. Lu and :: °B:r~[e~t~s ~C:;es~.h~t~,;BII!i but therc 1sceml' little likelihood that such willlfe tht• ca!w ~~n·,01 451 Paris Night Ll!e, 10 Blum Donahue's Popular Dance Orohea....,, WI c tra W Jlt-Det.roit (400-1501 6 35 pm WTAM-Ciev~land 1280-1070) e IS Baseball Scoros. a 45 fhe Pouce f rn, Baill!:~ll Scores, 8'30, <koe FROGS AND FISH 8iste1. f:, 7 Dlxlc Slngeu, 1 JO The and Glenn. 7, concert Oreheitra; 1. _MAINY, Ill walklflg through the tJeJds after an un- Pk'k&.rd FamJiy, J 45 Blstera of the Friday F'rolic, 8.30, Dance Program, Bkl11tt 8 Ben Pollock6 Orch, 8 JO i. Kodak Prorram: 9 30, Theatre or utmally hnrd downpour, found tiny little frogs hop- PopulBr Ensemble. 9 Cigar otrls, the Air , 10 15, S~ln.s Boys; 10:30, ping around on the ground or numberleA~ Jitth• fi~h swim- 9 ao Clara, Lu and Em , 10 AmBO Vlueent Lope& Orchestra: u:u, 'n' A"dY. II 16 Louie '~:~ Hungry Popular Orchestn., 1:1, Midnll'ht ming ln the water where but a 8hort time ago there wa~ no Flvt'!, 12 The Champlon.o;, 12 30 Mekxl:les evldence of any living thin.r'! How many uf those who am Uance Orch WCAH---Columbw (500-ltSO) J.l5 WON-Chicago (t164-720J 6 30 p. m. Novelty P1ve, a iii. J4orton have witnci'~Cd the feat, have then and there, been conn.... Dvwney, 7, Band Concert, 1:~ Dinner L#Qnce, 6 ti Harold Teen; BtatUwn Concert a BetQ! nd a .... ' vinced thnt 1l JUSt "naturally rained frog:'~ and fi~h." Many 7 Rudy Vallees Orch, a 10 'I'tle old; 8 t5, Jack ::,, ~: 9 incident." tlf thlS kmd have been related by many peoplo.~ Par~.n,;, 11 Duke Elllnilion's Orch, Jar ProiP1Ul1, 10, Jack Dennr·11 Or9 30 Clara., Lu and Em, 9.t.6 Drt!am chestra, 10.15, Kay Kyaer' 1 Oreheswho were ju:-;t a:-i ~inccre thut they were telling the truth Shtp 10 15 The stebbllll:l Boys; tra; tG.t5. J?opLllar Ot.chl!ltra; 11 , as anyhody ever was, and yet the tiling simply i.s irnpo'>- 10 30 Herbie Kay's Orch, ll Earl Benny Merotl',t; ~ee OroheJtra , BurtnettJ Oreh, 11 ·30 Dance Or sible. It cant be done. WTAM-Cleveland t280-1070J J:gtlanfl ' ' As a rnattt'l' of tal;t, Jf one would have gone to the 6 ' 10 ilm &eeball SooJ'es; 6 30 Gene ~ · t · • . t' land Olenn, 1 ~udy Vallee's Orch, 8 . t rou bl c t o hC:~V(' mane a m1nu c microscopic exam1na 1on, Birthday Party; 1 30 Night Club, ~ he would have found the tmy frogs In the ground all theiY B A Rolfe's Orch, 10 Little Jack NIW ~PI,lqNE O~'J'Q$ time ltll the hard ram rlirl was to energize them "pep'' Litt.k; 10:15 The Stebbins &.i)'s; ch'::; :'t:;,~ s:~~ a:_~: • , ' ,, 10 30 Joe Smlt.h's Orch II Ui R tla d ch molt them up, so t •J speak But, says the man who 'swe&ra WTA¥ Players, 11 30 Bill IJQnau n ex •nae Y • , t ing, &qcceedlAI M:ra. A. P ·~~ h 1 )hat he ha!:! ,,een the thmg happen on paved ~:~trecb! ur tin ue·s Orch; 2 Mldnla'ht Me}odi2s, mlniJ, w~ ll~M~ ~ 1.he ~ , . . ~2 WOAH~Iwnb\t!. 30 am Emer&cil Glil's Oroh for the Wt ~ $Ill. Mr ~ roofs, how do you account for 1hat! Well, ~c1ence and ~ctc&OO-H30l ll Mt1 . CWQmtnPe ~f ~4 -49 entists. ~ell u~ th11L it tR ~1m ply impo88ible for the sun to at- 1pm Kaie Bmlth's Music; 6 I& Nov. mQ\ie ~ \hair tatm. h8i.r ~~~. act anvthin"' hut moi~ture In the form nf watery \apBr elty F~ve a f5 "ortqn 7 but their houae•pd bai11 'ftftl' de· . ~,.~ U,.nd Con,~ert, 'I' *5 SJs? ~)it.,J bi AN P.r~ .!j~ ... •N~ Into the cloudt~, r1n, nutmully, there can be no raining of ters, 3p ttopuJ!'r ~ .e -~' .• t t119 ~- un 1 frogs cats and dngs or anv living thing. ~p'..IIAr Pros; ~o "'e 1 er t IU'l't.lllllllMit& CAD ~ ' · •I · ' .peg.; W.t6 Radlo 11 ~ 1 The Hc,eptiKI goe~ on, however. exp tun, tha.t tl1e 01w Lombardo'a Ro~·ttl Jlz and Nra. 1\1!.¥ •nqw4en ~Phe nom 11 non mi"ht havl· occurred in distrlcts close to 1,0mh ,.. 19 n_QIJI)ce the blrtj\ of a aon, borQ ~Jdiewif wa~er whrrc an unu.<~ ually violent Htorm might l 14C!iit•>"· • so u._, · , SILK CREPES AND SATIN BACK SILK ~OsiERY CREPES Replar price up to p.so per ., .rd Siz~ 8\fa to !!Wz Re~t~l.,. $1,QO Yard SPECIAL• • . oo'-PER YARD Three Pairs I 1 'I ' How.. • Smith; ... sa.tt::a.... 0 •' • ' tr e l ¥t lla,;e , One A.aorbileat of b'rnui~bout ·ejirl'iled th' jm . . t in ill tely » a •tl» fri~y .' a2·49 - - . All Hil'J'er .Priced. SPECIAL EACH Pot-Wiloon-C.mlllon 3,'1,. Be - 1 J!LiL2 ¥$ GA (&!I PI11Bbqry or ALL SUMM~~ D~·gsf:S f'$ Gald Medal CJ{IJ.DRFJI I' lour , •. - SPECIAL fRICE ~~~ . . IC!-\Ib. Take Care Of ' ~!Mil·Je..ll• . . -Now .' . ... ,...... CHILDREN'S DIMI'rY '!~91" SUITS . . ~ . ' . '"fl't , - - - - - 1 Sparkle= -4 pqa.1fc Saito. . KidncyBcaM 3 ' ' .... !Sc l!fa.l Frnl1. Fruits ud Veretalllel '" ' 111- · ~~~ Reg14r ~d..Jl.OO SPECIAL !lfk 'EACH ' ... ~ ' ~ 2 for Cantaloupn lb. I" ." Mangoes % dozen Peaches' ... ' CoRee 1 0 '0ock "-19c \: .l '... :! Bananas Pound Pound Watermelons 25c 25c 5c 5c 49c: Red Circle 1,. 25c lolcll "·29c • Werk'• Puri~en Malt 2 ...... lb. 19c: many "living thln¥8" also ma1ket malkrt and choice vealers 8 00medlum grade down to JOOO. beUer upward dow11 grades, light classes little dull, sood to lambs, 7 00-8 5(), lighter weights medium .and . better 4 75 __throwouts around 3 35-4 5(1 Farm •v. S. Dept. of Arric:ulture, B•"'a" of AAi1114l '""""""· Order No. ;uo ::..-~ "It's toasted'' 111Cl luiAN Sunshine Mellows-Heat Purifies ............. - :,-r.r:::: ......... in t~pitt: honest, conacientiouK peQp\c seen the unchangedncme, i oo)~~t~~iT Receipts, Receipts, 100, TUN I IN- wlu,rr. J ~t~~~~~~=~~:~~~j;;~:~ water 4 50-fi 00 The finest tobacco quality plus throat , rotectlon. Blc rnlles of the place hut th~t it~ as near 81! they will ~ ~ it rain~ anythin.K" ~p.t LIVI:8TOCK Pittsburgh Aug 13~ INS--Hogs Receipts, 900, market slow, 25-35c lower; IB0-110 lb~, 165-7 90, 220 lbs, fl7r..-'J50; 260-300100. aoo 140-160 lbs ' 7 15-7 6fi' 100- 140 6 65-7 10 desirable packlnli!: COQl(' l • waUIIIIIIWIUIUIDIII UUIIIIIIIIIII111111tlllllllllliii111111U IIIIIIIJ IIUIIUI....._III ' world. But all tobacco leaves, regardless of price and kind, as nature produces them, contain hanb irritants. LUCKY STRIKE'S exclusive "TOAST. lNG" Process-a pl'OCen that mellows, that purifies, that includes the u.e of the m~rn Ultra Violet Ray-expelo certain harob Irritants nam. rally present in every tobacco leaf. We sell~ expelled irritants to manufacturers of chemical compounds, who use them as a base in making sheep.dip•, as well as a powerful spraying 10lu• tion for fruits, flower$ and shrubs-enough ~ permit the daily dipping of over .50,000 sheep or the daily spraying of many thn~llallds of ~~ Thus, you are !!!!! these lrrltanta, natui'aJlV pre.ent in all tobacco leaves, are not in your LUCKY STRIKE. "They're !!!!,f-!!J they ~ !?! !!!P,' No wonder LUCKIESa,.., always kind ro yourtluoat. - Lard "waterspout" which could from the water and depositf':d 11 within a f e w sq they can't 1 1 ~ • I White House !Dol !=turday Only FINAL CLEAN-VJ' ON ALL St;JMMER MILLINERY ZSc, SOc, 89c, 4r.oo Re,ardleu of Fonner ~~~~~ P.ric,o IIThey're md- I'''"'"" Corre.C·t- l"0·-0--- .36 P4IR '' I I SILK HOSIERY 1 that Owner I I LaFraJ!ce ~ Cl!iffon ,: 11 I I l•• ONE GROUP DRE$$~ TOASTING expels y SHEEP-DIP BASE 11 Bishop t' 1 T '' I - • present 1n every tobacco leaf ~ ,1Dance Orchesl.ra, .tO, staten&.15, of Ule SkJUet; 1. In 7R.om&Py; Dn~O c I ° drive, a house here, H of r/ I -ft- 0... <hm Vaaderille .~--:;:-c-;--:-c-,..-.,.,.,..-,=,.. 1Murray HQrton'li Orch~Lra; s, Henry Thds Orchestra; 9.tt, Wlldee.ta; 110. Encores, 10 30, Vadety; 10 415, --- depression t hat t h e. owner cou Id not ratsc . th e fi Bob Newhall; 1) 30, PopuiBr Orcb· time-.-~ estra.. 12. Dance orcbt~.~~tra. 12 .30 a nancllj:o pay fnr th.c improvement~. but invariably whe1 1 ~-----~.....:.=:o~ m, Popular Dame On:h.eaka York 145U-6801 I d h thesQses are found, fine, we 1-keu,t farmg, goo OUAc:-, Aq....d u P WEAJ'-New m., MaJor Bowes' Family; 1 f5, 6 atro~vell built barns are found next door to the dilapWhBC- New, York C3f86-860) I The Ooldberaa. 7, ConceJ"t Orchea. ·~~...• ' pm Kate Bptltns Mwlc, 8 15 Den- tra, 8, liarrJ Reser'!! Orcheatra; tdate)tplaces. .~, ola l.{lng's Orch; 6 t.s Morton Dow- 8 30. Dance ~osram: Iii. KOdak " '"'thmg cnn so quickly dnmpin one.-fu.nthualasm 7 &nd OQncctt- 7.30 Tne co- sram; 9,1!4£:,ea.1.re ot the ~ •~ ' l'P.Ci"-Dfl, '11~5 The BosweU Sl&ten V~~ ' Qrcheatn; pret~·tJNngs, for prospcrJty and fctr the betterment of the. a ' :dffi Lown'l!l Orch; 8:U Harry ncnta:hue'8 e~~tra; n·30. hurndMracc 1n gcn(•ral. than to find thelle exnmples. farl&alt.t.rB Orpb: a.ao Band Contert, .f'uuk'll DaoceOreJleeh'a .... · . 9 ao Symphony: 10:15 Po)lular WJ;.-.Ne.w York (3485-7601 &.f5 too I"UJJY, along our mRJn thoroughfare!!, JJnd Whll~ ~- l..D 10 Radio Roundup, 11 OU)' p m., Lowell Thomas ; 6, Amoa 'n' Mei.;:t: ountv ha~ plenty o1 them, few if any other place.; Lcmbardo's Otch, 12 Da:nce orch. Andy, a :JO, Phil Cook: B.41, "Boo-1"'·• ••~ '00) 6 ·t5 lieve It or No1.. 7, Pq)ular PrQII'ILOl; can :JMw a clean slate It i~, to :wythe lea~:~t, much to be WLW-ctnclnnatl . a-~ 'n 1 30, Te~<tY Black'• orcll.utra; ~=~. 11 Th 08 "f'''i' pm Lowe omus, Blsten o! the Skillet, .a, 81117 Jociea regret~d . Andy, 6:Ui The- Jeaters, 7 Baaebe.U a.nd Emle Hare, 1 30, Popular Pro-. , ,, 8CO!'('f, 7 30 Popular Orch, 7 t6 Kfam; 9, Paul Whiteman·• Paintcn, ~··· • Slstcr.!i or the Skillet, 8 Murrll~' 9 · 30, Clara, Lu and Em, De. Wavee .... Horton's Orcb. 8130 Castilian ,and WeJod~es, 10, Slumber Music. P,tlCf:t~JiAN'S MURDER NJgbtl!; 9 Dance OJ:ch, 9 30 Ol&ra. WJR-Detrolt <400-760) 8.85 a. Jt2:1F~CENT terrible quadruptC murder in Michigan Lu .... nd Em, 10 Hmry 'Chela' Orth; m, Baseball Scores: 8 fob, • ' II Great Compo.sers, 11 30 Moon J!;n.semble, 7, Popular Pr01nt.m, , c.fll~l in the ext1 erne, simply serves to bring to the at-1 Rivet, 12 Dance Orch, 12 30 am 1The Wldlar Wt~Jcomers, 'I' t3, I 11 :~~o~·.::/:~ _ tenti«tit'":of th e voters of :-;tate, the futtllty of trying to Po~~F~~ ~!k ~~~ ~~n:!'~!'. 1404 3 660 reduCe' willful murdering wb•.m the chanceg for escape ar~ 615 pm Popular Prog u·o The frarn, 9 Paul Whlteman'll Paln~· ,. ' 11 I JU1 It to the high· barn~re, nn outbt\iilding yonder, a complete loss, gon 1~ "" ~ to r~llecaul:ie ~Someone was not intereRted f'nough to rY" k ""tt<;-, • eep~n repair. ! Ql1! :-;omctimes might th111k it Was b,el'UU~e of .I;JarJ , . • 11 WORden of Naitan The matrbnonlal barque doesn't seem to ca1T7 many Mt-clau pu- way, rather dampen one'~ thoughtA of happiue>~s a:; h(' rnor~ sccnu1, ' ' • whUe - ' forlm::t; • e ; drlves-;;thruugh the countryside on u motor ride aud IH remindE!d of the sufft·nng and wue caused Uy the terrible demo"il. 1 Fire But what is even worHe, a thou:-~anrl time.> ...... •• .slJ,opplna: .,.,.. ~a4 U::lla; t~U-fare Ucket Theec<momtca.l 1crobat who XeQnO'ml.lt-'Why Qot' wou!.tln't stw hil sh·- 1 tumble &eCOi'.d childhood. hou~e~, clo~e t ..a.At·IP,~ proieuor rouldil•t · rehu!mber that he &UfiPC!ICCI to tqqet evuytb.tJC. ppk PILAPIDATED BUILDINGS E14ATNS OF burned harM or limon A:feQ.ue An optlml8t is a man who lak.ei I· '" ' - The ~- ...... ••• n101t famoua hJtbwar• l'lllhiiC.... 2:15 . . " . ..... ......... ... ... ......... ••• Uttee ' 11 1 GePeral Weather Conditions the atona are still open are the bddat patb, Ule war paUl aDd thr rMd to l1&in. I LOVE NOT THE WORLD-Lo"e not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the Y(Ofld, the love of the F<tther is not in h1m.-l John • ..... . ' --·- ....'.. . ,• ... 9 .....-.., ~... T1~ GENUINE !'RAISE-Whoso olfereth prai•e Jj'lorifieth me: &wi to htm that ordereth h1s way aright will I show the siiVation of God.-Psalm 50 :23. , • I '" ''I'' ' bll 1ut. .uber and doesn't knoW "here 'l'tlf ill ·il ~ mt.l .,. kPrJI with nine II~ and pedeW1&DI!I oaJ.y blve one? ••• ···l .... ... ~n a ~-...atP";;r eaiA mf'OI II ........ !.,..,._ ·· - - ,- Plymouth Breaks a Rec«ird. "" 1 """"'1>--· ' Eagle Ridge 1rht-\ PhoiHI Yow Ben h News WrDng ""' .... .. Moocl> t ....... .....,_ Dollr ... .,......,. c;>II!O. - \to southern conun jJ!ont. r~ 11 H liPRt rol a thud c.tl tll • !1 uvp thb yt:wl ln ordt-r to ruJ r;{ hlglll'r l ;.uk" ~ 011 tlw rtnHihomg lwo-~h.JdM M and Mr:- l1 a Cuj.)ll' !I' r v! Virrinia Grerr revr••M•·nLB Lhe moot radical !>Lt'IJ EIUIL Ll\t!rpool ~pt.nt Sum.wy v.1llt PHON!: MZ-L ~·vt:r Lakt•n by a fedl.'rfi! agtn<:~ W Mr 1ond Mn Y.. H Wolf•· ::it" Po~w 1,o;w CaHiornla "lug ~ ,.o; t....rLing polnl At \.hi' turning pull': ' lntl ut:JH;e r;omJu tK!IL) pru•·~ and "he M,s Henn Mcl>lilt uf Joltuo 1111 1 Ill' " nev. Fl~tm g Puw~r 111 New York Friday at 133 A ».. •ol o.J t'tl.llUffilt luw uf .... upply wnu and Mrs Hulen Stahl o! BJadm~ l Pl }lnuu,h '-t:dHil L B Mlll{l fw- l ul~l<ero iilund~~:rd t1me the R\'ela;;:e otma•1d tall•, ~m Lhdr ...,1l>tt- r M l~ p H t1u,,., crv.~-rm;ntly dn-.t•r J.:om- r r thr t.rl]) eaBL wa~ 479 mi lts flf'r PI AS t'OR ARMISTI( E DA 1' • ]Jlftotl llu !a ~tf'~! JUlllJ(I lolfJ , , •ov 11 f•1r " dl.ilance of 3 14:! 1n11'" ne&ta~ evening !JOIIl Lt \ i"lt w.l11 In tht' oplulon of mOii t observf'rs On P'rldHy llf t~rnoun W•Jlft• muoo ou hwd 11om Ll11~ ell) \.0 Nl'l\ .. nd fl. tou~ ! elap.o;ed time ot U."l hou r'i A~ the regular mt-t:tlng {,! t!'ll' &t 1J K~nt of Charres tou Bell~ 1111 d Mr~ Fred htrt: t!lr Jx...liJdcs. acl!Un rtpret;t"ilb M t'l l \mk uml rolttrtl v.l1en ht' an11 o•.l 3J lll lll liW"' ~t''" y-Be-mett Po. . t of I he A.m- a<:cG:npam e<:l her homt• l:lud ..., .J, u ~t ' ]' t:Vt:'n ln wdvan~ uf llli muve trrt.ilJied ~turday m~ht " 1 th' 11 nt, .,, U<~klaud F'tlt) ,1t a 09 p M J A il(.J\ stop or 1 hour J2mln utf's erlc'ltl Le(lon, whKh wn.s hell.! \\ Jo nmtt!n here f01 ll VIS it "'lH' :-.trvc<l 10 •' }t al I:IIIU l ll "om~ mw t h t wI iCilL hu1111 R:c-ort~hmcuU; ~ W<1"' J J,,. tt>l~:~l l'laJJ~•tl t•mc GJ v.a~ n1tHII' 111 New York for .,.., ,..pphe~. lK:&day Hlf l\ln ~ at the Leg JGol Hr.. ll Rlll'6ell BaHe~. ~ who UllOCfY.r.!Lll f o\MILY ILEUN N 1Coh.mbus motored here Bunda~ 11 1d ~llt!Oii pit~ wit h 1 o,:vH•tr.traJ.t Lu t"• !olluv.lllg Mt ~ond M1., \\ n ttl., P lltll<tLJ!!l : ,,, tilt' round tr.;l 1 pltlLHffl brier reception ami. Cur :l 11 extensive pla rw were d'1a Jt fur a Lin operaUon at Hulzt!r h ¥s plt al .t Th~ children o! M.riS Clara Ro&fi and are spending ~vtral da)s t>J , ltill tl to c11mpt_tf' 11. 1th ptl;c~lt 11" 8ur~tu ;o.nd ~01 1 Jr , C'lil.\ an n o._.! o-!~7 1111 1,., 11ct.'> IJ2 ho 1,1l> 9 mill- 1nt-11. ndh· f driver to aceompunv celebJallou to t e n~ld on Armtstlce l!jt.lti.JI! alLlg llS \\CU us co uld t: ~ gatno:Jcd at the old home~>tead the their vacation Lhlli week wlth th, ' t~crs • ltw pit 1ut~un wus cl<·s 1gncu H.utl Wood ML idttcl Jolu •~OII u t• -. 11.111<11 h ,,t tJ 1, ratt' of 47 :0.!.' Mtller buck we~t Totalelai)Nld t mu • Day, No\·ember II The commit- expected pas:. 1\Uk tile first t!ml! all the la.Uet .s mother Mrs Martha. Wul 1 metely to stabilize or peg' thoe Kum1t McEiro) and A lJ ful!•l 111 • -. p•1 lltJlli thu .. hro;okm~ th\! l nrUw..,e~tboundtrlpwas 65hout~ t-ees Uld flllth (' r Jll.Jt~ v.tll bt combet'n 1111d Mr and Mrs John W Ct o~ mark.J t fo <!1:1y., PIOpu:;,d tur 11u 11 am! lhmllv I' t.•uu::.l•cvrd 11! 161liuun uwl 1'1 24 mmute~ From Ch1cago HrJgJu ; Ml and M IS ( tkllll JOhll WII <t u ntt"ll.Jers or the family have pleted and announced latet Frunk Eaton, as...'<Jslant prosecul.()r l dt~t .JdU<~l Jl."'-~ JUJ\JJ•J 111 thai 11 1tath ll l''lederlt:io; ts spt:lldlll!>! r' lnutoH abo lll"d t b\• Mill"t with a l1o North Platte, Ncb a distance or Mr~ Cmklt:l ot Akiun 1 lsJt ~ 1.: umUd m six years. They .u-e . Mr for Huntington beJ.:tJ U ~<:' ol tl lc and Mrs Wa1d RO&'i son JOISt!ph or ~abel! county ll('Companled b~ ~~ ~ hank attempt to l.lOOI>t p1 1ce~ l'(lmt tllm \\lth n~r parent:< Jot Ch11 ~h·J l mp~rllll 1:10 In l!126ll\ 15 804 1mles M1ll<tr averaged 51 mile~ i!.•id Uau!jh!.t'l Marian of Jackson hls \\1le ond chlldrt!n Ahce Ann F'tt'~.<Hi tk llJid v.Jfl !t u m~ ~{) tlllntJ1.t ~ 1-Jef hour 'ne:;(Js hf'tt' Wt'dne s dn ~ The followln~ delcgatt~ o! lh 1" ~lllrnutc cf! ~ttbnf lli•~ Mlsl.saippi, Mr and Mrs D 0 and F1a11k Jr mot01ed hl'le Sat;,O.,hwl-dtl M1 s p 1~ Orr and (lo tl dn •Jknl nw Pl ln outl ., 1 M1llr.r ll lll tr A r;ompatison or th.s recOrd LJ 1p • P'ee~e~·-Eo:nnt>tt Pest ol Lht> A.mMr ... C 1!. Smltli ltll 11 11 1 11 l l1w•d .. • Decklr, s;;n Ross lillld de.ughl.f'l ur<le. ~ to apo:nd a few da) s wlth unp ~{t •ntu muw "'' ' 1' ~ fw •d .. y llilh IJCJ shto 1 Mls A p whn ' ,, ~ 11u 1krd, u .. t the Oal. - v.tth !ct •t rallrualiJUUS between the eri~an Le&lcn will lf'avc Saturda1 Clal .•nna of New Matamoras, Mrs Eatons moth ~r . M1~ J M ClUe 10 Plt"dlcl That llw l.tolrt•~ s , 1 ~, r ctt Morning Sta r to atlend tht" sto.te convenllou 1ta11d f-'(11'\ lll :- 1 fuo•sJi<~l ,,I 5 A M two c!t .cH Js all In ravor ot the Pl}:>us F'lo) Bixler and di:l.ughler Bpet.ter and othct ltluUH's ~nwu 11111 bl'come BJtUtll ~ l bon•• ul M .., Helman l'' IIUJir. and clu!dJen b1 Uu;: Wt ~tu n Un 1011 v.ho~ 1ep1" mouttl fhe fa~Le11t ~!me of ll uul-· which Is to b~ ht-ld at Cleveland M:yrjil.; of Ashtabula 0 M1 and R-t>v C T Brton a f01mer M E il~• conttt>H'rs; howevor v.n, ti'>Htd httmulhct Mrs Geo Fred- ~tn lb l l\(' hJ .m'•"'"n~tm t"JI ~ Ht~tod JUa{l train IJJm San FranciSt.'<.l tu M&.YQl. Harle y Charles Childs Nm M1 s Vern ROSI> of Middleport lll l pa~tor here ws llie guest ur Mr l ~t'llt'tiillv l:lnt!clp!ltM ,is ume vbst•n!r. at t\CJ\ CU!Jtrc.t i NE'>A Yur k IJ> t;t!VeJal hours slo'o\·c~ 111 ~x Ih iU!.dflV ufr.ern00n man Wayland and Herman & llev lht: lll•' anllmt' MIS Ross becamc jllnd Mn; J Wallace Wea\ Cr, FrL<:<~y Tbt- board !snow fighting- for Its; Ml HlHI Mrs Alben 1-'rauk ~P{'nt JWli tl tl<!IIIJ. tnt 1uut" \l h~re ~t-ops IF YOU HAVE NT DRIVEN TH-• : striOI' IilY 111 and oWing to her ad- 111111ht Rev Barton is tlOW afflll.a tu _l Ill<' 1\heRtly Senatol n.ntd A SUI)(,ay .,., 1u 1 Ml ., 11 d Mrs Haj-~ Wt·H' maucl\to l~k.~l " 11 1>•1s ~l l ~~~ ~~~U'TftL~~~~~O~~~ ~~~= M!IS L Gurbt>r Mrs E.di~ RlC{' 1• · n c pate u I \ an<'<'d age, 86, (Uave fears wen:! j With t.he Presb)terlan churc h ant! ! mont! Fr~llk supp 1lt'~ _ Mrll Mel Aolc-e and M,ss Alh Jnllt:s !J<.'f ho ur wa" 111u 11ta1Pt li d. l! ~ 1~0 A NEW fHRILL IN MOTOR.:; ' felt 101 her recowr; Relatives who 1s pastor of n churJ.:n In Carlys:.-, 1Ret>(! 1R 1 or Prnns; lvallla c1u uu1 1 1 Mauck attended the Swtsher H':Uil• A.UGU~T lJ, 1931. ld 1 1 ft thl E Jtllno111 a splendid tOW! of :lOUt; all'(-'c1 by a ~onsJdcrable followmg Is 1111e 'olu) to Sull LJ, ke CU\ , a dJS• JN(; CALL R H RAWLINCL ku at Cheshire Thursday · ' B;• U S Weuthet Burea u IG~Jl~( n ~r h : ~ere P ~- 1populatlcn He 1u 1..s out ~ 11 a vuo.:a- 1tln 1111101 up lt•gl•lallon fm )Jrt' H!Ita· Aod lor Motor~at tt.JJ('t· IJf 1i:J3 mile Th• lr,lll.: h:url 1SO NS FOR A DEMONSTRATJO~ Columbus, 0 cem OIS5 u At en, rs j h on trip and stopped here v.hJJ~ t!ou !n the 11e11t COilgiCs.~ wlt1cn • I IHI H l.lel tnr RvckJt~ east oJ Sr,l t A ND BY ALL MEANS DRIVE TE-O'. - • '}IJSSION:\.K\' PLi\'LET' Tflc gcne1al mctemolog!cal condl- Bw; rh and son Dana of Stewalt lpa.sslng through lo see hill tll nds 'II III dL:-:-uhe the board lind tUTil lts 1 Lnr;:r• 1 1 1 1 1 1••1~ ne.rr li•e top M Luk e an(J llw ohtrn• r~ taus"'d oy "<EW PLYMOUTH BEFORE YO U .... nd Mr and Mrs Vf'tntlll Cl Wllco t Fl ~ IIICil' !OUilll t:' functJOn~ over t.u the lntu;, 1'"" 1 ~ an r•luo ~r l fit ~.. me mun~ m1Je c; or 1u11d nm~t·uctlo, , 1IDECTDE WHAT NEW CAR ro Th'-' Woman s MISfilOnat v Soc- twm; have bcllnlllt:' ~taguant over 0 ,1 lt a~e~~e ~n; J L ~:~r dep11 rlnwnt agncultmt for Hl- ' SIN •·t r• -~ln;..H In 1\ru~,., It,~ to 8ht•w th lOU!!h Nebn:o~k!t lUl the average BUY THEY RE FAST! THEY RE Iety of the Pie5bYlt!lian chu1 ch v.tll t.ht> r..a,tetn p01l10n of thr countrv Bn11ton of Columbus 1\E poren' k- 111 Jul:stJa!Jon ' 1\I•T•rt•ll< liln.t: tnut"ll~ts 11~1at thP 1 ' PCl'<l Uown tu 481 m1:r, !Jfl hnur'DURABLE' THEYRE SMOO'llll pusmt the cliort. pta~ let Lt t s br and'unsettled·shOI.cl:yweathet per-; 1 l ll\'et th~ Olllo Valle~ and lht:! TEACIIER HIREU ICC'XOil an Wlfe, one ay as Ul~ trJJifl ~ wllll<f> II tloe r'f<l~~hiJ:' .tt A11111111 Tll 226~ mll( ~ !J om Lhe lllEYRE J!;CONOMICAL'~I\d\ Frlerds ' at their regula. moulhh SISts N h tl 1 1 Helen Wilcoxon who htu; bt"t>n crt A nntlc state~ Henvy to exMJ.s.~ Kathryn Decker ha.s bee11 :spending the ~unnnt:r hete wtlll hul mee>l'lg, on Frldn). August H ~c1wve llltns have filllen In lhe inst l hlred to teach the ~th and 6th 1grundparr.nl.l:i accompanlt<d hun w Ch::urcters of our O\lll l\mqlc11 1 1 1 and flgur(,<; of the Or!enl will [ u 1 • ~hrom~~;~~~~ °e{~Vt~~\~! ~:~~~~t' ~] lgra-lf'- In the public schools at l her hom~ at' Sugar 0101e Oh1o to\ btne to rnakf' a most !ntelestlng Muskmgum viue:~s Rud at l:it'\'t'rld Tuppet:s Plains Miss Decker Is be Jeady to enter school and •'rsrnattc playlet An aci::!Jtwu - plwces olong the All:mUc coast Fah 1 one of M~1gs CoWJti£11 lending l.n- .c(,ncrele sidewalks nrc now UIJ al feature or th ~ e\eumgs r.ntC'I- veal ht:r pre\alls ;:erlf'r.tlly over tht:' strurtors and the choke v.as a jdeJ const1ucUon f<om the DOt j Farley corner lo tht'! wetstern corm r tainmtnt will be !h!.! rea(llllg rt'n- ~Cittra! \lllleys exceptm[l tJ 1e upper I WIS"' cne I of Mrs 1..2nna Pt-trel's lot on Elr.l dHI..d by Mn; E G PI ob ~ t Tlw Mlssm:n Vnlll'v Iu general thf're 01-' F TO THE tOOL SPOTS sta't't Anolher nice ~tretch or side· prc. o;ram chalrman Is Mrs. R M \lo as n sl1ghl chanr::c to warme 1 QUJle mode Jare over eas tern anr! Mr and Mrs Luther Dlokey lef!.1 ~~oalks alided to the many long 11'-(s ! She1man The president of lhc •,outhen1 dis tt lets, but nHher pro- Fnda) morning by motor [or a In the vUlage 1 Society will p~s!d e over tht bust· nounced In the Northern Plams tv.o ,, eeks vaca.uon outing at BOme Prof Earl Mock, wife and da u..:hness, which wU! be dJs~uss e d fcv - ~ tn tf's The p1css u1e dlstr!butlun of the summer ri!SOtts a.ld cool le.-. ManJyn of Pit\.liburgh ~;pclltl ttal lndlvld~als have nceiH'o:.l shown on the map Rbove Is app8.r- J' ob In Michigan several da~~ here this w.-.ek with I spec:11.1 lnv1tat1ons <1 ~ 11Pll n~ tllt cntl} favol able to (alr and slightly P their unt Miss Moll!e Pel..! e) anll c1asl! of girls u.1der M1s Poindex - WDlmrt V.t"athel In tlus \lctnlty toICE CREAM SOCIAL lcousu1, Mrs Ina Reed M1 Mucktl ter L"'d othPr cla"'les ot lh€ clltu ch tll~ht and Fnctay hom e ta origlnlly at Loi!lUJ. but h(' (Black, biting, hanh irritant chemicals) Thr hm;t('~se s for !11 e nuung 1'.1 1! The ladles or M E. chu1 ch wlll Is one of the Instructors In the C B be MtSI:IeS Vh'rrie Cot b,• n Lrll !e Be!--:MARKt.T PRI{'ES 'glvt' an Ice cream social Saturday 1 Connelly Tl ade School at Ptttssere,.., Mns Charles F 1eJ!10w M.~ 1 evening Aug ]4, on the lot fld- butJh a school with a srholarshlJl Aug 13- INB-Ginins ;olnmg 'the Wolf Sl~ters store Calr.e I of hCO boys C lJCa~oto L A TlHJma~ nn•J Mt s E;~rl Lama OPf'l!ed gene1·ally !owe1 today d thl:'rl!. good cats and good felWhent wa8 l-8 to 1-:lc lowf'l com f~w!>~ltp will Bdd to the attraction Mr and Ml's Max Rclkr and 1-8 tu 3-8c, and orns nnrhanged to ( the elent Come and help-the dau~~;J1ter lelt Thwsday f( ' l Cnlttnl 1-lk: lowc1 d 'II bus llher'e they will spend several Opening Pikes lcu.u·. 111 8 l\orthy one an you days Wheat----Sept 50 1-4-3-0 Dec 53 enJOY lt Mtrr; Stella Blake motlwr and ~-8-J-4, Match 56 5-B M~y 58 7-8 (Continued trom page one) 1 ---;4cKenz1e of coMarv Wef!.nr cf Columbm; ure til e Corn- Sept 48 7'-8-49 I -8. Dec :J!I MI SS Malt weeks Cannon 11 lawyers wlU appeal their case to the Dlstrwt Court o! 5-8-3-4, March 4<2 1·4, Mo:y S:J 7-8- lumoms Is here on a three gutsts or Mr and Mrs M G White 44 vacation \lslt with her ~rents, Ml Appeals, rlsmg the qu~t!on of how and family Ont!I-Sept 22 5-8, Dec 24 3- 8- and Mrs D N McKmt!e far the Senate may go m compeliJeu.p M{Mil.Stc r who Js oonfmed l-2 May 26 'J-8 I M:. Md Mrs Kelly Coe and Mr Jng citizens to testi!)• to obtain In · in Hol2e1 ho:o.p1lal ls Improving 1\nd Mrs W J Jones and son Paul rormallon oatens1by to be U.':ied In 1 motmed here SBturday evm'illtl' ftaming legislation rnpltlly · P.· ty Vm \'I< lllion v.ho l1a s been front Columbus on a visit lo their I~ denying the wrlt Jn~tlcc Co'K thl gu~st or Sybil McCoy re- LOV..ER THOM A.S FORK molh('l Mrs J M Spencer and poinU!d out that under lhe Daughturncd 'to hr.J honw •. 1 Columbus Mt and Mrs Jones rcturne1 to elty and Smclall cnse~ the courts Thm s dny. Hazel Ndwn vlli1ted Ml~ 'Walle! Columtua sunday evemug while hod held the Senute has o v~>n D~ 8 A McC1Jllongh 1'> rt!stmg Dodson Sunday. 1othcl~ remained to t>pt"nd tJw wide latitude In dete1minmg the as ('ldnfortable as posslble although M1 ~dMMrs Ray Ru.ssetl visJ( <!d lweeL: , _!t~d of information It wnut~ there ill little u any 1\)'lprov~meq.,t Mr an 1s Emerson Russell BunMr &1\d Mrs John Schi.'Ciet! of -;;;rr ~J.J hi& condition "'. • \day .. \ Pt::me1oy were guests or their son M~ lllld Mrs H . B Cash am! Leona Moore has been quite Ill J •-• l d f mJI Sunday 'I ·The youiJg •-pie of Branford A , <:><:uae -er an II Y lhre thildren left Thur&lay for Sunday scqoot'~~Jjoyed a picnic at M1 and Mrs. John Clark am: theb home In Akron aHer <mend- Racine Sunday !1 lends or Gloustel spent Bunt!a.y icbntlnue,1 rrom paf!e onel 1ng scme time hue With Hlntl\c£ 1 Lola Russell sptont Thursday her~ I he guests of Mr aud Mrs ~ Jatlon said they had l.le~n m ,1 and fneuds Mrs. Mmmr N ::- ut~- n!g.Jt with Luc Dorlson ' Cl~c!e Wolfe great hurry " He said onr of tlw ling accompanied them hun;. ~ (o~ Mr and M1 s Tom Mor11s auct i Mr and Mrs George Bnrt:~ett of men \\as sto1cky, the other tnll aud .li[Verol wrck::. vis!~ Mr and Mrs Joe !\JOUle spNlt Suu Park"'rsburg wer~ guests of H11try thot both W('l(' nbo11t 25 June Sa 1~bury 1rl mnM We.!- day at U1e !:leach Rul\.'ih and family from Friday unThe ragged ftfth gut ,\t who wa~ M1s 8.unp RUSRell v.as the dlnne1 1t:ly 'luesday Mr B:unett Is a hnomurder VJctum; when the 1 I ~ut·~L or Mt and Mrs Rob OaLsuu hpe operotur on the Parkersburg at a l'ts\llur.Jnt twar MJ W('dncsuav lllght 1Dn11:. News Mich. was .-..c,crlbttl h-,. Nor , . Mt H:ld Ml fl Jonn Btl alter and Mr and Mrs Henry Richarns of EnglmH1, a wa1ter d d , •• In We nes ay a paper m ~on ul Davton L"tmned to thelrl" , L M< • hom!! Thursda} dlS Jverpo::.1 were gue""' 01 stln.Jgcr whott u11rsl 1~ Jill · adverttaement for The R. A. Charles Buck \ l~lted Fnnk Bu{.k and Mrs John D Cl1:1rk ond M1 1"""'"''·' "· v.as a lJir:; ltllow, Ettg Miller Lumber Co. read 1 Bunda} and Mrs Dr John Philson several who wor r rl ~ 1 a} cap Ml anr! M1s E D Tucke 1 were days the latter part of the week 1 811eater and talkt•rl. JJit,;>llv lu Ply Rco6ng, formerly sell- guest.s of Mr nnd Ml s Joe Moore The Misses Esthr:r aud Maggie Tht< pmfv atf' l'l the 1r,- ' l inl' $1.25 per roll, now 57c.. Thmsd,oy lll~ht Pht1 ~on of Cincmnati v.ho were lc~s th.Jn thtPr 11om~ beMr and M1 s Hawld ClHrk and here on their vacation visit to blallng car w.1:. di,.,.·ovoll'd • The J.l'fiCe a.hould have been ~ L~tm F'u!~z a11d MJ..<st; Whltloc!{ lh !lr uncle and aunt Mr and MB man Js dc·nllx'rl :;~ th\• 75c.. We gladly make 1hia we1e callers In 01·eenfleld Sundat Clar,k nlso Mr and Mrs Philr«m tiJ the nn .tii.Y b ::- h"l n . M~ and Mrs Wm. Bm!otd were 1and l'thcrs accompanied theuiA;ndoew ccrrect•on _ . ______ ·---~~~~-"'-'_ nl: _s_,_n_d_ny ~ ' uncle_ and aunt. Mr and Mrs Rich~ Another development \ cs tr 1du . - , ard lo East Ltverpool ror :1 the flndrnfS of n bi Jc'l-spflUe . ~~~tlllllli}IJIJiUittU:tiiiJili!IIJ!Ittlmmttt!ff+"ttttttCIJIIJUit ldaya VIsit WIJJte JIUJ'Se SJX lnll~5 f10111 lh• M:r a.nd Mrs Frauk of lhe ~lovlllii!: at .1 plart' m I _. ...... _.,....__....._. _ __ vr&t•" for 'petting PllrtleH OJ~COHI.Y o! tlw )Jill~(' <ilu• •d I ' n ut! l.rillf' rt• bt•lwve !JH \llllllls "Seventy-two Years of werr mmdPI~d at 1hol S].lol nnd and Feel Like a Young Every LUCKY STRIKE is made of the and thAt the bodie~ \lit ' lllJ' Man" ~o aays QL;~ntly tmnsit!!Tt'd t.~ lhe pl11 cr finest tobacco leaves the world can offer-the whctt' thry were crem.llct! ln 1 1 bla7lltg automobile finest from Turkey-the finest from Kentucky, A wrist watch whlcll br.lt~ll~?:rcJ 1'1 Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas I n Gold wu be1.1g sough1 II hnd bf:'en torn rrom he• -the Cream of many Crops throughout the \lrl~ ~ after ~he was k111ed Tlltlli8DAY. .\UOOIT d. '" T!IURBDAY, AOOU8T 13, 1931. ' ··' Including the use of !Jitra Violet Rays ~ 'lllroat PI'Ofeellon; ,..nit Is; Itatlon - ...alnat -:oUJ!h •• •• �.. ' TIII1JW)AY . AUOOIIT II, 1111. Yov td the for y,.- 11e1JY It . . Gruter Gibto" ... the Ou..• City'• ..... •IMI AntM . . . tool and cONfo.t.Wt , • ~ 111011 lO'k of .II rOOIM suo, S3, suo Md u . . f•td f01 f.tod -end hospillllty , ... fl,t ru;;... &rea~ Enn; E:ub• :'t\'l!t Pair P~. ""''""" to Rt IWtry P\IJH. (, C. SCHIFFEWI • • From Philo -......,. LOSES £.\ltNSii~W T~jt; Jilaiano And Yal!ll- SPlit Two Conteoto Aad.l'Oil'DJumi! of Be<! ia ' . Out ' t&e Morning Rarin' to Go " "' ""'EL,\ifu C. J!URO New York, Aug. 13-WUbert RobiJlson, fOI' 18 yeans manager or the ]Jrooklyn Robina, stood today at tbe ·~ ~ ..... U,.bt ~In ­ lit hint ~d Clo~ Just ch~led run at~~ all round. Roblnll!OP'a '~ya ·~ supposed t:Q have ~.~d ~W · w•t tlr'\le for The R. A.. MILLER LUMBER CO. the National League pennant on ~t Instead they fell a Jap&neae Jlr. and Mrs. W. M. -.rewer \mci &pcffi~ StmSiay e1enlDg with Mr8. 'tir !h·eWer of L4rritz and .. or ANTHCDNY e.hd Mts-. K. 8. 'llopklns ot l ,!l.i>f<~~. ·J(r. "ond 'Mrs. B. E. l!op- Clay, ! w. Sunday aue~ts of ~·.s. and ststere. Is reported Improved at this writing. &Qn puzzle of SALE ~~~~------ THE S'). ANJ)IliQ ~MBIIJCAN - • Ends Friday, OF ODDS AND ENDS• Aug. 21 US.OCIA·fiON Won i.O!t Pet. ?2 46 .610 Club Pllul . • .. . 60 55 51 51 59 56 .... 55 1 • • • • 55 59 59 59 61 ... 50 68 Los• . . . . . 61 4<1 48 .... 59 41 ..... itB 54 . . . . " . .52 53 ~2 56 . ..... 43 61 ~D 70 ..... AMI:RIUAN LEAG Ut.: Club Won Lost Phi!.1tlelphla . . wa~hlngton .,~~~ N •• fCh"ll1hiio IDettott .. .. •. 78 61 fill . 51 .. .. 48 " .. "" .. 42 :•bolo~ ,... ~ I' I ..."'•• 31 40 44 51 61 75c 65 "' BY '··~ .. " ' •• ••• • ' ... .., "' ' •• • cun(av - ...... ,.• •· ,. ' I• I . .• ...' . .. . 2 ~uts .' .• •. " 3-Ply Roofing, Fomwt·ly Selling $1.75 $l2G PER ROLL .................. NOW Heavy 3-Ply Roofing-, formerly Selling $ .oo $2.75- PEH ROLL ........ . . NOW NATIONAL LEAGUE 5; .QOklyn 0. I,.ouls 8; J;lrqoklyn 5 !:'llal"!qlh •; Ne~: York i D; Pltl8bul'g h 0 . PhJladtlphia 3' 110 Jn- St. " • • .1\MBBICAN LEAGUt; No. 2 Drop Sidintr (Pattern No. GAMEs TQDA \' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City at Oolumbm . ftWCJ gaines> . :t,t:Uwau~ee at Tt-l!'':!~ . St. Paul at LoutsvtUe. YJnnea.poUs at Indlanapolhc ... , .. " ',., ({)olonr Blat!,,JJlac:k. lted and fireenl Va:·iou" Asphalt Shingles, Formerly Selling · · $ .oo to $ .5o $5.50 to $7.50 Per Square 5 3 NOW ............ .. ... . !Not Over 7 SqJJarea of any One Kladl 16) Per Thouoancl Feel 5trletly No. 1 common -- ' $2.50-- PER ROLL ........... NOW (Clean Bat. KneU11 Clc\•eland 1'7; New Yol"k 7 Chicago II ; Wftshlngton 1. Detroit 1; Philadelphia 6. Bm:ton 6; St. Louis 5 .. • Slate Coated Roofing-, Formerly Selling $}"75 'L U M BIB Nr-w York 18; Clcvclund I. • Boll 1 Ply Roofing, fm merly Selling $1.25 PER ROLL . ................. NOW ' Formedy.Selling $1.50 $l00 2-Ply Roofing, PER ROLL .................. NOW RE!i\ULTS I I~L .. - . Dt••••·o•• 2x!Ox12 ........ .'· .............. . 2x10x14 .................... . 2x10xl6 .................... . 2x8x16 ......... - ........... . Per Thouoand IAtt.ve Weather Slained and Dark! NATION.U. Lf.:4GUI: Pt.ttabul'lh at · 'New York -~ ........ Clnd.nna41 at Bpat.on Chlc8f0 at l'hlladelphla St. Loula at :Brooklyn ··- .. .•. ' 4 Point- SO Rod $2.60 WRESniNG RESULTS .. At •C&mden, N. J.-Jim BrownLos An&elea. defc&tf>d ClnCIIUl8ti. . 31nch IJSED DOORS and WINDOWS 4 Inch 6 Inch SJ.oo ,. ~ 81nch . J ·comer. Jr.. and Wilder: .. '-~1 (~ . • • • • • • • • .. . ' • • ..-' • • • ALL PRICES · Dt;IJVERED IN MEIGS .COUNTY ,TODAY -" Tf;~M~ .. , · •• Tile ONE-HALF PI{JCE ---- ----- _'(_. ___ I Drain Tile or Field Formerly Sold ·Frnm lOc to $7.50 (' 1.'"~0,.•'"''1N<..Jti.p. .. ----- ... --·- "- ·--·-- '" 5 Gallon to a Cu&tomer-Bring Your Can- . Paint Brushes ; blOod· . .. .. . PER., GALLON PER SPOOL By Interna.&lona.J New:; Servic:'! At Wa&hinaton-Jtm Lnndos, defeated Rudy DUSI;!k. ....... J Linseed Oil 85c Barbed Wire AMERICAN LEAGUE W~~ton at ChJcago. Phbaaelphta at Detroit. New York at Olevehma. Bolton at st. Lolili:. 0 • • • • • • • • ~c E.ch lOc t:..~h : ... " .· . -- Of ~AJ..E:-CASH-------.;.;.,......-,;;...,......;.....;.;;._-r. WITH OR!)ER . , ·- .. . . . �.. ' TIII1JW)AY . AUOOIIT II, 1111. Yov td the for y,.- 11e1JY It . . Gruter Gibto" ... the Ou..• City'• ..... •IMI AntM . . . tool and cONfo.t.Wt , • ~ 111011 lO'k of .II rOOIM suo, S3, suo Md u . . f•td f01 f.tod -end hospillllty , ... fl,t ru;;... &rea~ Enn; E:ub• :'t\'l!t Pair P~. ""''""" to Rt IWtry P\IJH. (, C. SCHIFFEWI • • From Philo -......,. LOSES £.\ltNSii~W T~jt; Jilaiano And Yal!ll- SPlit Two Conteoto Aad.l'Oil'DJumi! of Be<! ia ' . Out ' t&e Morning Rarin' to Go " "' ""'EL,\ifu C. J!URO New York, Aug. 13-WUbert RobiJlson, fOI' 18 yeans manager or the ]Jrooklyn Robina, stood today at tbe ·~ ~ ..... U,.bt ~In ­ lit hint ~d Clo~ Just ch~led run at~~ all round. Roblnll!OP'a '~ya ·~ supposed t:Q have ~.~d ~W · w•t tlr'\le for The R. A.. MILLER LUMBER CO. the National League pennant on ~t Instead they fell a Jap&neae Jlr. and Mrs. W. M. -.rewer \mci &pcffi~ StmSiay e1enlDg with Mr8. 'tir !h·eWer of L4rritz and .. or ANTHCDNY e.hd Mts-. K. 8. 'llopklns ot l ,!l.i>f<~~. ·J(r. "ond 'Mrs. B. E. l!op- Clay, ! w. Sunday aue~ts of ~·.s. and ststere. Is reported Improved at this writing. &Qn puzzle of SALE ~~~~------ THE S'). ANJ)IliQ ~MBIIJCAN - • Ends Friday, OF ODDS AND ENDS• Aug. 21 US.OCIA·fiON Won i.O!t Pet. ?2 46 .610 Club Pllul . • .. . 60 55 51 51 59 56 .... 55 1 • • • • 55 59 59 59 61 ... 50 68 Los• . . . . . 61 4<1 48 .... 59 41 ..... itB 54 . . . . " . .52 53 ~2 56 . ..... 43 61 ~D 70 ..... AMI:RIUAN LEAG Ut.: Club Won Lost Phi!.1tlelphla . . wa~hlngton .,~~~ N •• fCh"ll1hiio IDettott .. .. •. 78 61 fill . 51 .. .. 48 " .. "" .. 42 :•bolo~ ,... ~ I' I ..."'•• 31 40 44 51 61 75c 65 "' BY '··~ .. " ' •• ••• • ' ... .., "' ' •• • cun(av - ...... ,.• •· ,. ' I• I . .• ...' . .. . 2 ~uts .' .• •. " 3-Ply Roofing, Fomwt·ly Selling $1.75 $l2G PER ROLL .................. NOW Heavy 3-Ply Roofing-, formerly Selling $ .oo $2.75- PEH ROLL ........ . . NOW NATIONAL LEAGUE 5; .QOklyn 0. I,.ouls 8; J;lrqoklyn 5 !:'llal"!qlh •; Ne~: York i D; Pltl8bul'g h 0 . PhJladtlphia 3' 110 Jn- St. " • • .1\MBBICAN LEAGUt; No. 2 Drop Sidintr (Pattern No. GAMEs TQDA \' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City at Oolumbm . ftWCJ gaines> . :t,t:Uwau~ee at Tt-l!'':!~ . St. Paul at LoutsvtUe. YJnnea.poUs at Indlanapolhc ... , .. " ',., ({)olonr Blat!,,JJlac:k. lted and fireenl Va:·iou" Asphalt Shingles, Formerly Selling · · $ .oo to $ .5o $5.50 to $7.50 Per Square 5 3 NOW ............ .. ... . !Not Over 7 SqJJarea of any One Kladl 16) Per Thouoancl Feel 5trletly No. 1 common -- ' $2.50-- PER ROLL ........... NOW (Clean Bat. KneU11 Clc\•eland 1'7; New Yol"k 7 Chicago II ; Wftshlngton 1. Detroit 1; Philadelphia 6. Bm:ton 6; St. Louis 5 .. • Slate Coated Roofing-, Formerly Selling $}"75 'L U M BIB Nr-w York 18; Clcvclund I. • Boll 1 Ply Roofing, fm merly Selling $1.25 PER ROLL . ................. NOW ' Formedy.Selling $1.50 $l00 2-Ply Roofing, PER ROLL .................. NOW RE!i\ULTS I I~L .. - . Dt••••·o•• 2x!Ox12 ........ .'· .............. . 2x10x14 .................... . 2x10xl6 .................... . 2x8x16 ......... - ........... . Per Thouoand IAtt.ve Weather Slained and Dark! NATION.U. Lf.:4GUI: Pt.ttabul'lh at · 'New York -~ ........ Clnd.nna41 at Bpat.on Chlc8f0 at l'hlladelphla St. Loula at :Brooklyn ··- .. .•. ' 4 Point- SO Rod $2.60 WRESniNG RESULTS .. At •C&mden, N. J.-Jim BrownLos An&elea. defc&tf>d ClnCIIUl8ti. . 31nch IJSED DOORS and WINDOWS 4 Inch 6 Inch SJ.oo ,. ~ 81nch . J ·comer. Jr.. and Wilder: .. '-~1 (~ . • • • • • • • • .. . ' • • ..-' • • • ALL PRICES · Dt;IJVERED IN MEIGS .COUNTY ,TODAY -" Tf;~M~ .. , · •• Tile ONE-HALF PI{JCE ---- ----- _'(_. ___ I Drain Tile or Field Formerly Sold ·Frnm lOc to $7.50 (' 1.'"~0,.•'"''1N<..Jti.p. .. ----- ... --·- "- ·--·-- '" 5 Gallon to a Cu&tomer-Bring Your Can- . Paint Brushes ; blOod· . .. .. . PER., GALLON PER SPOOL By Interna.&lona.J New:; Servic:'! At Wa&hinaton-Jtm Lnndos, defeated Rudy DUSI;!k. ....... J Linseed Oil 85c Barbed Wire AMERICAN LEAGUE W~~ton at ChJcago. Phbaaelphta at Detroit. New York at Olevehma. Bolton at st. Lolili:. 0 • • • • • • • • ~c E.ch lOc t:..~h : ... " .· . -- Of ~AJ..E:-CASH-------.;.;.,......-,;;...,......;.....;.;;._-r. WITH OR!)ER . , ·- .. . . . �I •• • ' ' • n i l t f' H I J !:i TAT £ t.t usr uu HI G H S T Afi O I .S J H C 'J'HUR81)AY AUOUI!IT lS 19:,._ .~ d h rrorn repor .. rete 1 w er~> her ~ltal to t.he cofl .......,.. a.s dltkln of H 8 Buzzard wbo ~ as fo·'M,. ~ along the PometO} (.;lles t~:r I Personals s T I L L IN BlRliiDA> .ARTY CONDITION J M ro All""' Elt,.rf•td '" "" "'" d CONfESSION • 8ylI Hartford ,.1..... o! Now,.,,...... Sunday .... u! "" Barbara Bmll)> and ffi.oth er Martin Ohlillliler Mrs Helen Stone Cook a11d son Cl t I Ia 11uea came rom Bollton a;t week Mrs Cookl!l huab&nd died 11 tew weeb a11:0 and ~ will mak.. - '"' ··-··· ••..,• , home h''"" . ,. 'h• ~ ._..... with I s Jt Qannan and Waltu Belt ........., Mr and loin Ruby Ely and !amlly IU"Id son were ae their dinner aueat!l Sunday Kr and u - e .... , and Mra. E E Hlutnbotham ot Mr<J J W Richer and son ChiLli the au-" o! ,.,. 1 Mrll Cecil Oarm& and baby or Bl 1 t 1• b w•-·tJn 1 ~ •-_. ... ~ ge w o Aucrt Le Mlnn are SMITH Cl[~RS UP •~a:: g arrv.,.,. .... t 'l'ut'8da.y to Rotllaeb and da"""bl.e Mr11 W 1 Nltrc> and Mr and Mra F F \.ll!lt' 1g Mr1 and Mra Artl(llf. Junod spend lll.lme Ume wl!.h her parents ter Bell Thut8da- ., 1!h a Thorton and aon and Mrs D w Henne~y ul tht I .Mr 11nd Mrs Henry JenkLWJ and Y .... t. Bhe was aceom.panied M'n " ' -15e Becker ot Lextn-...... M and Mrs Erneat aeorae and 6 """"'' ho!llE' of Mrs. Hennessy am IIY ...,""' ht.ibway tn an uncofltiC ow; t ondl >l>d h t • W "~ '"' rro--' "" ,1 I Da home by M1M BeS&Ie Jenk.IJIB who hr rnother Mrti. Jennie Stone am :l Ky ;.s the "IUt'&t- o1 her parent.& two C"hUdren of Sprtnifleld spent. 8 apparently having Ot>el st rk ~co :~qo1; 5 Six~; t'Mu~~ ~H~e Ma~~~ -:a!:-0~~ a ~I.Jt ~ :u:Js lOCAl ROBBERIES i had been villltlng at Wheelin& tamil) Kr and Mnl P'rank Swit.e-r G. part of last weelt with thelr par. bJ:~ h.n-.st:Jp ath er !ale Monda ~ t e h friends u.ttt u.i d the pa.iy I family who .!!pent I!E veral • ekll I I Mr and Mrs Ed'N.SJ'd Stollattes Mrs Irene Hedden of Ames Ia Mr and MrA It p DeLaney and ent! B4r and Nn 0 E Oeorae nW"tt stated that Lh vuunde ll. ct h :.! Of Detroit came last week to vlalt and Mt Mrs a H Winters or daUArht.er ot Pt Plea81lct wel"'! Lhe Y'rs C P Davl.s e.nd two irand mlfi\ wu sUll alive althou~h a, ' the tatters parents Mr and Mn !:~~~~;;~~le ~ wete vlslton hea~> Bu-••y a·-•· of ... an• ,._ J daughters .!!pent Tuesd&y with Mrs ad mcsl Cl joyable Umt: I here at the borne of Mrs Ash ! • ...! ._. n tete 1vc n jl y beuut lltl pr worth s p&l"'!nLII Mr u.n1 Mn> 0 H J 8 lth H ,...... _...., 1'11-1 "' au <> Ed Thompson YUJ'Ia~ttti~ co,ndh!Uon ,, I ~n w On ne~; "'' re the dt ver!.lon I H Myers m Sr DeLa.ney Mra nnvtd c·· ~on ,._ Ed ~e VC~~ 0 t c w u u ~ a Local Youth lmphcat Mra Susue Cart~ton who had E Socict~ of the U B ,. _1 ~'" -· 1 a,nt B.t his bedside at thr hospJtnl ~.: cve1 U!!. 11t 1 "'h ch c alnty 1 M ss Helen Dorst wenL to Char e1 ~~~ In Columbus where she under Mason will give a IJ'J .1 Marie Berry spent Th1.1r8day 1bompson and Mrs J H Del..alMy It Wl:LS sa.Jj tha t Buzzard li.rpust~d l d r,-. !"t i l ts we ~ en ed lltstm Tuesday tor a weeks \ lsit Two Othera In Depwent an eye operation returned tata entitled the Castle of Lite and Friday with Jane e.nd Raymoh ~re the dinner ll"le6t8 ol Mrs. v auf!k. tl t h Lh wlth relatives • d t home last &turde.y ~ t the Hartford U B church Sun Rot.h&eb A Sayre Pl-lday 1 lirotl :r 3:at0 h~ G i-; 1 1 u.L COMMIS£JONERS TI fl Ladie1:1 Aid of the BelhanJ re a 1081 A B Olnden ol Charleston )oin day evening Aug 16th J 11 11 M E ch h t wd d ed his witt> here la&t B&t rda th Ml'8 Frank Chaprnan Mia Nelllt> Trichler and daugh Mr and Mrs Ed WJU!s a'1 ..., ber ba~ had happent'd he n gh t TO BE APPOINTED I W'C me e nes ay 111 HAVE BEEN ACTIVE Itatter havlna 1:\flen vlsltl"'~ he~ .... , .. home 8unde.y evenin<r after a plea~ ter Mrt 0 C .7ohnaon and Mrll and Mrs ao ..~~Jna n-kor LlaQ! U e acctdent He .-;" d I e I a d --t m' ~tolonn Joe their ~gular monthly ~ ~~ were - the auest.a oi ""' g ents Doctor and Mn; c~~ w PettY ant trtp to M~&rletta. Charlest.o.Jl OlalY• C a 1we 11 were the i\lf!St.s ot moure w Va B£-t down l.o rtst a t U1 l po J t Judye C E Proplell announced B k I Dustin Backus ot BteubenvlUe and other towns on 1e K&naWhlil M'r nnd. Mrl Ed Rothreb and Mrs M'r nnd Mrs Jim Baker 8 H oward Reuter and children In a.wa.ttlng tbe arr \ &I c1 tll!:i brotllc here Thursday morning that tht! rea IR&' nto Var• fipt'Dt the wettk end at the hmne 0o! She was accompanied by her alllter wlth 11. car aiJpoJntment of two comm!Mioners l retwned to Columbm afUt a fe" lOlli Placet Of Mr and Mn Ed Blessing ~&nd Mrs Jermie Llsenbarth 01 Marietta lnveetlgutlng omcers said th(:) ol jurors would be made wlthJn days visit with Mlss Katle a.nd daU&"hter Mlsa Audrey fcuhdj no tint:es cf tu toxlcll.tlng 1 the next few days The law which' Wendel Rool!l Ml815 VIrginia Reu Bu.1ne11 Rev nnd Mrs Spurlock returned ~r aJd lt was J!lt'llt'l a ll y bellc\ ed went Jnt'J el'!ect recently t~ta.tes j ttr who spent the pa!tt We.->k here Saturday from MountalnLU:ePa k: ~ Lhe man had !Jccume !itllll Jetl that the ~&ppolntrnent of these com With relatives accompanied them Confe~>sion of Raymond BUB AJaryland r _jJsd sat down to test the car mi~~Slonen must be made wltaln to Columbus Smlta late Wednesday light at! Mr and Mrs H F Smith left M t and Mn L L atrlklng him be!o e he realized It:.; th irty days following the dot.e It 1 E E Ashworth and Mr BlSsell the :illerlfl s oftl.ce ht- e clea1 e J u~o~ I aLnday for Detroit to visit their n•&rr.rS!I heccmes effective retu (:d Tues lily eve-:1Jn,g from 11 se1 es of robber! s and b 1rglorJes daughter ind son in Jaw Mr and son of Columbus are the guest! of the! mother Mra. Jane Watson The l:ommlssioners ReiP.r ted shall Ja .. r;nvllle Ind whe1-e tJ1I y visit whl<h have occurrl:!d In this vlein Mrs Monte Haidet M and Mrs C E Rothgeb and PAST COUNCILLORS MEET rot be an attorney at luw nor shall (d Mr and Mrs Walter Bl&.ell lty l! e past tew monlhl 'Ille con Joe Promtt and brother Emer I wiah to thank my fr~enda who workthey be members of the aame po 1 Ml~ ~rtrude Smith Ia enjOy Jess "n of Smith lmpl1cated twa :nd Albert of Greut Bend and two daU(I'hters and o s Brinkea ed and voted for me for Councilman 1n Hickory l"he Past Counclllor.s of I heodo IIUcal pnrty Judge Peoples will also 1ing a vacation from the Tetephone (.thl'l yLung men uno 1 Win~ hrt;.ther Jona.s o.t Nebrallka visited atUndt!d a picnic at Chapel Sunday ru Council D of .A h eld their Au umx the ]lalary or compensation Uo uJf!Cl and aceompunkd by h and Allie Oruescr Jr I ~e and looked Ule old town over 1p1te of the falae rumon' that I waa ahll emMr and Mrs James Olllnore of eus• rtlt'EllllR at u e 1 u~ of Mrs !Z:V~~~m~~~~~~e~e:~tr:elv~IU'~~e 11W!'lctl-cr Mrs Nellie Smith lett Tl t.h t'e youmr men admitted yea~~ aw::e residents here many ployed by die Ohio Fuel Gu Compa11y, a 11d L:olumbus spent a part of last week BlaQfh Roller m Mulbe ry 1 venue po edni!Miay by motor tor a trip w burglari!Ina six- dUJerent p)a(:es or would favor an 1ncreaae 1n rate• I have 'l.LU!fdoy cvemr g l'.llh Mrs Aile --;,~-;IELD I WashlnitOn D C and other po1 1ts 1.1us w~s n the Pomeroy Ben :I Mike Guinther of Ravenswood with their parents Mr and Mrs Silencer assisting hostess or lr.terest namdy Wa& a guest cf relntlvtm here last Alben Carmon Their llttlt! son not worked for them for months I exSunday turned hom~ with them After the business of ti1e evening In plte of the Inclement weath Mr and Mrs A~thur Probst and Breaking seal and entering a. pect ID the future to ahow the votera that I Mr and Mr'i.. Jim Smrlh of LHctiol we.a dispensed wi th delicious 1e a Iailie gruup gatlJeted at the h~~ d&UGll~rs Carolyn and Doru!.hy Wlls n Meat Packing Co car at vl:1.:r~~ ~~hnso n was a business Be.ndWiky werl'the week end guests am n?l work1n1 for any Company, but am tr~fhm€1 t.s were served to Mes of Mrs Cha les Ebersb&ch on Lin t who vl&ited at the home or Mr the Chesapeake and Ohio railway 1\Cr 1ar eston on Monday of Mr and Mrs Ed Thompaon 4ames Edna Reibel Edith Ament coln Hill Wednesday evening for and Nrs 0 H Ewhll and othel yards on wzst sld~; of Pon ero) work1nr for myaelf AltJcrta. Davis came home lrom l.l.zz;le Campbell Marcia Delay the picnic held by the Home and relattvea for several weeka left durlng the niRht ot April 23 They and 80a1nd DoMr~d Morgan Jeuklns we na pf Huntington Columbus Thursday PERCY L PEOPLES. Grace Stace Frances Ollllflln Lau Foreign Ml~:~slonary society d Wf'dnesday for Washington D c admttted 11teaUn1 a quantity of Mr and Mr.s A H Bradbury ~~e:s~ tCarr~e hElberfe ld Mi ss frlemls o[ the Simpson M anE to ViGit the formers father oeorge meat from the cur totalh g 2l9 Mrre week end vislklrs he1e and Mu CliOrle~ Ohllng r and grandson Charles. and Mr and rs an t e ha&te55 church L Prob6t and other relatives pound::: --Mrs Prank Pugate Sr and grann J H Simpson Tramfer Co tak A.RM INJURED IN t'ALL daua:hter Cecelia Whlppel of co lng a quantity of dynumlte and GIRLS 11-tVE PICNIC Mr~ Lon CIU3ret sr had the mis lumbm accompa.nl.ed Edward Wip powdrr The Farber Iron co f'nteN"d A pnr!y of flv t' young la(llc~ forlune t.o filii from a porch at h!!r 1 ple t.o Oalllpollll Wednesday on his two different Ume.s taking ~~~ hor.J OalllPGlls e1 J O)Cd a picnic ut home In Minersville TUesday and return kJ Cincinnati Miss PIOJ'ence Hayman who came tube~ and automobile acce:;so 1 ~e 8 the C~nmel Plcnlc Ground!'; tt 1 ft11.ctu ed her rlgl t arm about thto Sugur Run Flour Mill taking a lowed by a beach party at the Sy wrist Bhf' nillo sutrered serlo as 1to attend the funeral or her aunt Mrs Anna Plaher returned to ~r nun t)er of lincks of flour a.nd corn racu~ Bathing Beach Tuesday bruiSE'fl about the body 1 home at MlnneapoliB Mlnn Thuril meal Mf'mbers of ttre part) wei e M~&~::s DINNER PARTY 1day mornlnfl Miller Garage automobill' tool.;; Edith Able~ Freda Nelson Eunice A delicious birthday din 1~~ was Mr and Mrs Jack Hanlin and d Wyatt Vtctonn Wlntcr.s and u fnjo}ed nt t1 e home of Mi' nnd two children who Vi9lted the Jat an aceeS.!IOrles thla Will ter s parents Mr anu.. M rs Oeorge t Ellf'111bach Service StJHion en M s WIIIJum El::P r~:;buch on East 8 •-r~·~·~-~~--~-.-~-~-~"'-·.~-~·--~--·~·~·~·---- Main st,eet Wednl' ~day honoring auvaae tor several weeks lett erPd two different times taking · Wednesday for their home In Pills auto oil and ga.soUne Mrs F.be- sbach :s bl ll dllY annlver b h ~ Th UTI n• e trio were aiTai&ned bf'fQJ'e DON'T MISS THIS! lrv _ Mr and .Mra John HUe moved J1.1.11Uce E: R Tltw Thursday mnr_u "M &: M Value•;' Wednl!llday from the Henry Koeh lni on the charge of burglary and WARRANTS SWORN ler residence to a house on Bprtng grllu.t le.rtc: 1y filed by r A ore.sh .. Fnday and Saturday OUT FOR OFFICERS avenue recently VKcalOO by Jetr el IIJ tela! officer of the C & 0 'MAXWELL HOUSE COf ~~!nd famUy who rnovetl to 00'- Rail 11y Co Wince enre1-ed o. pl~t( ~Jh pound JOe, PURE Cl Wheeling w ---v;;-AUA' Jl--INS Mrs Katherine l(ehj1 return€!~~ of not guilty and n trlul hearing OE'il'VINEGAR, gallon 28c; 'Iil.o deputy sbetitfs and a ala'e Wednefld(l.y from a seVe 1 we kk· W&B set for hls ca!lC Friday Au troope1 were arrested here today as visit wltb relathes a~ l:~ e aust 21 at I 30 P M The others PORK & BEANS, 3 ca'lt the aJtcrmath of wholesale arreat11 Mr and Mrs Fred RO urst, Ill Smith and Oru~r 1 leaded I!UIIty t~lrikln~ miners Tuesday at Trl 1and two sorur left Thurlldasenrunl t.o the ctu~rges in the prclhntnary Ulc; MACARONI, 5 boxea ol ndetphla I Villi~ with relatives at c Y or a hearl'lg and were held tor thP. 19; SHREDDED COCOArrooprr B J McLaughlin was ar Donald Wtll is ~ton a:rand Jury \Dld'r 8 bond of •5000 ts qul'heill Thev werq retmned to the county NUT, 15e-bos llc, PEN 1ested on chaaaes ur aSMult and at the home (If his battery In connection with an at Iter hlrJhwa.y ren 011 0 s ja~ 1n Oeli.ult ot amount of bond J£1., mokea Jelly Jell, 2 tact dh Chd.tles Simpson a stdkt!t WIIJ Stivers was called to y 11 fkput' ihertcr8 Dana Tracy and • ' When arraigned this morning Me town Thursda b th ounr!l .., k y ~ka• 29cJ STUFFED OL- Laughlin waived preltmlnary hear nephew Edd.Ji e death of a ,...an oung have been mnployeU _ ~son on tlle caae for the past severul IVES, bottle JOe; GINGER lng and he WILB held for the gnnd Jury under $600 bond weCh wlth the aid of Sherlft' A o A.LE, American Dry, bottle Deputy Sherlll John Kammer wn 8 FOUR REPORTED Tr&t'~ and deputy otho Tlacy l.tw TIN CANS KILLED IN B'·· three were broUght to the oourly IDe; ASSORTED CANDIES, ch1uged with speeding through Trl adelphia while a charge nl using a..AST Jail A.tter a CIUeful tnvestlgatton Per half pound pka• 10c, M &. Pl'Ohl.ne language was lodged of the series ol robberies 8 t~l~ Dozen M TOILET TISSUE, 4 JOe against Deputy SheriH David Ba Ue Creek Mlch Aug 13- gram was sent to Oflloer Oresh!!l Clea.ry Hearings we1e to be con 1JNg..._Pour men w re eported to of the C & 0 oomPftny who came 25c Bductcd this artcrnooo for the ho.v~ been k.Uied today In e. terrlfk here lmmedlatl:!ly UPfJn receipt ol SEALING WAX 2 Stcrea IR Mtddleport, deputies explOiilon of a 400 BaUon tank. of It p Flrty three miners who were ar BUOline at a c:omblnatlrv.t tilllllg fietectlve Orcshcl w.llh the aid 2 Bars or 1 ID omeroy rcsled during a neat riot at Trlu. station and auto wrecking plant on 8r Fl.lierlft' Tracy and h~ depuUet 1 Packag~ MODERN MARKET delphia Tuesday Wf.lre released t.o \the out.sklrt.<J of the city ~cl'lvcd a stutcmen~ of conf~salun STORES dny on $500 recognizance bond ea(lh The blast was said to ha~ been !rom Smith Inti:! Wednesday night VELVET SKIN SOAP __•"-Cc;------;'""--,--=--"-,"~d~ln_•_ h~•a~r~tn_•.,•:;:-on-:Be;:-p~te~m-::;be~r:;;:25- ealU!td by a man who mistook a ~tft('r the fuels of tht> case hurl bc~n :n1oC guoltne lor water and pom presented to hl.tp H s sLott>menl.tl SILVER SEA COFFEE 6 Bars t into the radiator or hls au~o were made without threats ~.;r p 0 moblle The car was hnmediatdy mlllee and were of his own 1 l Pet Pound For LnV"loped 11 ftames which liflt otf will It \A said Can SWAN'S DOWN CAKE the luge lf&IJOllne reservolr FcUowlDa: Uu.! cx:unlnatk 1 CJl FLOUR I Fore or Ute blast was lelt rot Smith Orueser and Wince we 1 FLOUR several blocks Debris W86 hutled then que~·;tloncd untl admlttc 1 th Wmtet Wheat I mort! than 500 feet nud many wll a.lle~~&tions made by Smltla w uc Per 1dews In hoUI~es In Ute vicinity wer~;~: huwevt:r malnl.alnc:l thnt 111 1 a • Per Sack 1 Package shaftt!rt>1 u nothing to do with the Blmp!!u1 ----- robberies ~&!though he adrnllled 11111 CANNED MILK FANCY CREAMERY WE.tTHt:R 8TII.I. BAD part 11 the others 3 Large PUTTER •111 Smith s oonf888lon hC! stnted Nome Alaska AUII' 13 - INS _ that he brake the Beal on the l'llil Cans VELVEET A CHEESE Adverse weather conditlonR held roo.d CHr at th€ C & 0 yards and Per Colonel Charell A l!lld Mn lJnd all of thfm entered It The mt"at FRUIT JAR RINGS One Pkg 20c or Pound betKh eurthbound litre early to wa.!l taken to the home of 01 ue11er Idav 2 Packages where It WR..'i divided and so with 2 Dozen t A heavy rainfall wind and fag For threatened 00 keep them at Nome the o tJer robberle~t the loot trolll eiLCh being taken to one ot the FORK &: BEANS J unt.ll late this afternoon or tomor· number'11 home and then divided I row When the wea\her permlta equally FANCY SWEET 3 Cans they Will hop oft' on the pertlom Ol'fshel stated In the atlklav1t POTATOES 1tllxht to Ka.raaln Island near lhe For coast 1Jf the Kamchatka penlna,ula sworr t.o before Equh-e Tlt\18 that 5 Pounds the amount or loiS to the ra 1 onu moM than 1.000 miles away For company amounted to lf;2 oo Th~ Voaa 11 made and MIXED SPICES teed by the country'a oldeat SUPREME COURT PRODUCE Per manufacturer of waahtnr machRE-ENTE){S CASE PU.tsbura:h Aug 13--INS--Poul try Market steady demand mod Package mea Thto model ,. of the Columbw 0 Aug 13-INB--The erate suppy moderate heavy hens oame ftne quahty aa Voaa Waoh1Ohio Supreme court tcday re en 22 24 medium hens ~ ~J Le1horn OLEOMARGERINE tered the Ohio-Kentucky bridge hens 17 ao Lechorn brolle1'1 Ul 22 ers that have aold 1n the paat 11quabble when It illlued a summons heavy colored broUen 26·28 ~ Pounds for $150 00 I tor Probate Judge John T Quinlan broilers 21 :n roosten 12 13 duck'i I of Brown county 17 11 1eeee 10 12 For CLEANS BY THE HAND Quinlan was aslr.ed to ex-plain to Butter Market atee.dy demand OCTAGON LAUNDRY WASHING METHOD , the eourt hill venlona for heartnr e. moderate supply moderate 92 SOAP VANILLA EXTRACT condemnatton suit qalmt the SCOI"'! 29 3 4 8$1 score 2'l 1 t sa The Voaa Float1n1 Ar1tator dupMaysville Brldre COmpany an Ohio 800I'tl 21 3 t ttandard :» 1 4 6 Small Bars or hcate& hand waahtng acbon. oofporat1on by the Kentuelr:y State Eas Market stt~a4f dmuand Htahwa, Commlaslon moderate supply madera~ DeAf~ 4 Large Th10 excluaJVe patented Vooa ; Indlcatlna that It woulcl take no current receipts 20 1·2 11 flesh e:x• part In the dispute tfte ooutt on feature brmra to the waahmr tra firsts 22·22 \ 2 henn~ wbllfl Monday denied a request II&' the extr~ 24 I 2 25 1·2 q machme all the rentle thorourhbridge compah)l, jh~t QUinlan ~ Vet:e\&bte.-Marlr:ei tatr demand prohibited fi'Oib 'Prt:ieeed1n& with elo-M auppJy moderate tomatoes neu of waahmr by hand the trial Ohio 12·qt a.ateta No 1 4()..50 It hao a full 11zed porcelam enUnder today s order the court No 2 J5 30 Maryla11d 12 qt ball· hope& to get the oUler aide of the tet.s 60 nearby 10 qt basket& 35 ameled tub, larre zeppehn type controversy It was IJ&Id wnnrer rollo and many other The aummohB :ror Quinlan will not prevent him from oontlnulnll "BLACKiluU..'" GAU'OBD 8&1.8 remarkable featurea wtt.h the trial however court om Elyria 0 Aue 13-INS--Arthwclals declared L OaJ'fQI'd 'J3 millionaire manutac turt!t be"re and BuD Kooee eandJ.. 00 DOWN--si25 WEEKLY "BROKE"' ATTEMPTS StJICIDE date for IIOYeOlQr In Ul12 today Ia beled a tlOO.OOO aUenatloll.l!!l or afttc Zanesville 0 AU8 l3-IN8- 1 tiona suit rwnJnr him deteadant hnve no money I 1\U!U 1 wlll bave aa Pure bl&clunaU" to die like a rat The autt- waa tiled in Oommon ThOll!! two aent.enon were found Pleas cowt here la.te JeflttrdaJ b)' today neatlp written tn a. dairy car- RIVIII'end Ateunder ' Kalauay • Ph0118 jiZ-L M-r'• Grocery rled. by • 215·reu old youth bi!Uev Jr putor ot the Hw\rarlan ReiWhite'• St . . . Phone zt3.L eel to be WUU&m Cooper lormer foi"DH!d Oluarch or llQrrla who Schwap~an It Roedel Ph- 347-L New York newspaper man who al oharpd Oa.rford &llentated tbf ar~ C. 0. F l Market Pk- :Ml·L Ewina'• Caah Grocery Ph-133-L lepdly attempted sulclde 1n a local J:reoucm. ot Mn t.omella KaJaua l restaurant n. Blr 3 Midol~ Ph_....._ 1 Epple Grocery Ph0118 SU-R laat nlfht by apreadlna \he PH~"'"'':':....:WI;;f;;•;.._____ rat poJ.aon on 11 l&lldwleh N .... Bnt. C.aleMJ, PhoaaiU-L Gullo A Wloltlock Ph011e 317-L The JQuth wu ruahed w a hM. . . . . . . . ~J. N. Ratll...... So* Co., RullaiMI, Okio pttal after he ooll&peec,t 1n the lt'e hamill at~ &o ~ .._. t6 Fu11~te G•...,..,. Phtaunnl trum lllo o1 111o 'l'l Me 'Nil !ll!lt ' lh pa r ty a t he r home en Lin ( oln H ll T uesd ay t'\en1nc in hem or f h~E r da uah tcr M ao .li.ll.:l ~ L~ t'it' H:m t h b t h.d&.) a 1 lver h color scheme o 11 nn ~ a ry I &N I 1 I' I I I ..,. I I I I ., Addison TO THE VOTERS! 1 I == • • l ~ • "l ' •• •• .1 .....4• --·· "! l -:;~~ ....., ..• ••• .. I r:e ° Patronize Your Serv-U-Wei Grocer! sJ ,.n. ' 49c I 9c I I 33C 2Sc 46c 29c 22c • 0§§ f5995 25c 24c ruara"' 33c 3Sc }5C 9t 2 2Sc 25c .. ----------------- ss THESE 'PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY Pomeroy 11 Stores Middleport I I c-,, I rea-j :=!eZ t/'" ...,.. ell-.~;::~-. M'"14t4J.....- j - - - !Ill a Trlhuae, call 236-L 1 1f the BuoJDe., Otlico s,nc... - ' AI( 0 READ£RS NoncE--u ,.. the New• Oflice of The Dait) ••k lor ZOZ·R. VOL V NO 284 Ir m STRin TO IBWI 1'1'1 Ill Til& DAL.T BE KEYNOTE Of Overc,omoi:·~·~~ ~::~~fJ~:r::~ ~ wh~e ne.mf l covu <'d by a convict was not divulged BANKS TO HELP Sacrifice• To Be I ".u.,~: ~·~~"''" :~:·.~~="l'o:o·~~~~ ~~~~~·';;'~~ Under- ~~~~~edu~~r~~~ lnt:~:~:~~s a~~ g1IJ f'fll l y lair lonla ht and Bat~chir ;omewhal warmt'r n North and West porlJ.om 28 • lNTERNATION AL OF .. ll NEWS SERVICE Lt Cjii:JHI ,__..._M fOR RESIGN ~£~=::;~~t~·F.~: 2' St~ri..y To act The new law is eoxpec.t.ed to tut production or 'n!xa.!l oil 20 per cent ;,;,l~,!ht ... ral" IN CHINES£ TOWN H From Unknown Cauae hopes of obtalnlnw 1:10me 1nfotma I F tton !or the solution of a 1 rlple n ranee k1111ng du lni a. dnmken or&'Y at a NAM [ 14 - IN8-- Econ Brooklyl speakea~~y slxiA;;t:lns ~e~e ~i~~Na~~~~l~Y Lf I w c 1e n orst nme 'In MeICheIgan's HeIstory· 1 1 I ============== Killers Tell trow At M t L .. Of Crime Was Dont' ut .il 1 Leade:~~::s ... d ~0 Be Kdled FourP~:ple Becau•e C Of A t the ..... of PUBLIC BARRED AMd lc T 0 8y WI [ te;o~~~:::Y - Flvel.alled By Exploalon p • n o l E 1TION It o" o' * auae 5 CENTS • Seaaton Comeo l Clote After Vote T k a en vttloo PRIC~UNDA Y 81 c;+aaJ II Ill' ..U O[CIOE~ o! the wolll !olluwtng the £amplo Penona {>i!l Saturday :~~~~~~~{:;~::~:n~~.L:' Yn~ PEOPlE Gunpowder Blaat Explod•nrlO Ton• Fatal To Now gone To Prevent DefiCit om~~~~n sac:l~~ Kill l ' at the w.apons wore., be US• TFo _ptaent tnanc•a Criall n _N_ew~sF~Ias_hes_ 1 TWO EXPlOSIONS' T~!tt Gc?J!:~;E1o C ~~~~~NPr~or ~co~~... ECONOMY ~fQJ'l UTEATHER FORECASTL- POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY AUGUST 14, 1931 BlBUM• BRITISH C~BlNHI~::ip~;~~ri~~@~~~ hJI I' • FULL LEASED WIRE I I >Jd:JS waJJt Jurunlo A<n<>ld and oon Jim mlo o! Mlddlo - Yn L One of Quartette Recoad R bb C ton ~~:~~:~ ~ - ---·-- Two Wh1te• and NegTo, Two Of Trto, Ex-Convtctl, Confe11 K1llmg Four Young People On ly Road In Wolve•me State Lone· ROBBERY MOTIVE OF DASTARDLY ACT F tendo Get $2 00 Then Brutally Murder Youths And G~>la Wben Recognized Mob Howlr For Ven· This wlll be the keynote of a na TAX FIXING RESPONSIBLE Jured when a powder ma~~:azi 1e ex ed far Into L~l! mm nlng hours the hnn hrbor M ch A UJ 14- INS ·"d d 1 be 1 Cl 11 ag' • 'IN"Wtd 1d d t M p 1 -- Fh st pt!niOn:s ~torles u! Michl tlo nw• geance At Ann Arbor e r ve to launched by " .-.ug l....-- ..,..__ e P (, t a &CII.u a or uguese Two Columbua Bta.te conservatloo Council toda\ ' ' ' mo•t bruht crime a ~ thf'\ the c&blnet of Prime Minister J ptr.J.U tax fixing was t.oday held cclcn~ Ln China tc Ia~ t!CeJtdlng -· 1ft 00 Ramsay MacDonald In an eiTurt to I tp <'m:lblt' fur the rise of racket to ctl patches received tu London A M Ivoted demand the re~lgnatlon o! camt> lrom toe ps ot tht> klllt>rfi or overcome the present seriOll Hne.n ru J ., which has brought millions Til~ dead lncludeu live children ppotntmenb; •Y Sta~ Conse1vat1on Commtsslonf two boys and two prell\ gh ls h~t l J;Hk~Hifl Statt! !'t: Jttentlar~ Jnck~on l\11th Aug 14 cal crisis In Oteat Br1lalr: 1t v.as t I lcut,ro gangsters and damage v.as es~lma.ted at & Catea To Probe John W Thompson Elida Rt>pub eer! dlsclotied tod11~ JN S-----M H. hlgan,.. three t( I t h ..: ] 1 \ er" :"~pent a restless learned by Internatlo.al New~ Sf'r D1 H~:rbert Simpson of North million dollars The explol!llon Wli!S ncan T 1t Y are tht &ruesomtreclttt ~ II h I •- e tod a.y Col urn bus o ' ·" " o '"'"le e pie"'" con11nement ce :'! tre an1 Wf'fih: 11 Unh ~ rs ~ a~peann&' last dtte 00 the sponta 1t'OUS ccmbus Au& 14--INSA mot1on to request the cumru s ' ' >., " sn 1\h Foon'· a. ott"' • ' .. '''' n1ght 1n th< 1r solotar" J v.... Enlisting the aJd of both oppo r ni8ht bef&e the stl\~ revenue tlon of ten ton 8 of powder Two Columbu&Republicanl!l aQd twn lJ.i d Blar kstom the su sla v 8 ;;pe<'Utl <>'Uard hafl be e n 1) ted Q\er them to prHent post o t1 d th tl Democrats one from Toted~ ami tdoner to give up hi.'> position wa~.< t>r~ e I n par es an e na on ~ "g <-otnmh•ston said that tax fixing I wd 8 ftel th " tile attemnt< at 'UICJde gt>~t bankers in the emerrgt.:nq g n ully p od crs 11 public attl I vnns Fl'ance AUJ l'-INS one trom Ravenna today ami' man mousY auop c 1 h u cunfelt!!IUt tel hc v. a nd " ...Premier MacDonald also hns dectr:! t d(' the.t omclals art' d shoue~;t An !.''\plc 11011 of myst~rloUi orlgh members of the newly Cf'l'Htedl council wen~ Into executive tit'Sslo wh\ Harry Lme lti n u. .1<: Th!~ was annou.n c ed L1 da v b\ Ha1n Jack~on \\arden ed to lake the peonle ot Britu.in l R k<tf rh g is 3 logical It' blew p fl house Inn ~uburb of thls State Ruaud Of Pllroles 1 Bolh Thompson and State DueC"lJ Vhe~llrv 16 V ial Gold 15 a ro l into his confldcn e and call upon ~ult of tax flxlt g he 1 d city this morning tauslng five Ending weeks of speculatiQJI !n ( Agllculture 1 8 Outheay wel e Annu Ma} Han S<.n 17 w b of the pruwn 0 them to parllclpate Jn the sacrtflet. IX!Iare .. _ lh 11 political circles Oov~mor <leorge ~m th ~ lonre s~;lor All three men a 11 p 1 red 6.rreall) O\tn\r ought a:; ut"a Thlrt~n perl(lns w c White and Welflll'e Dlrect.or John barred rrom the meeting 1 1 necessar) to safeguli.rd the pouud I r. 1\NDHI MA 1 RECONS•DER wouttded and five werE' mlsalug McB Ia 1h r th c1 went to u bill&P o: ~ t1 the\ de•perutelo pac e d th e ir s mall cellA a 11 ntght long'" lil~rllng and pre\et t a thrl'ntc 1 Bomb A IN Th weeney st ug t annou~ Althouah member!! o e coun tlht boy Oh\ r l ~nd mf't Bla ck hUge dellcil In the budget h B} ug 14 a -Ma ( house was occupied by the Ul~&t Ulp boa!d will be comtWIP.rt of declined to ~H~;ue an omctal state 8t lh w d d "atd Jack"OOI Onr of th e m threatcm d ~ Ult: l dt' and thf'l[ ~ n le u de ta Is of the na llon atma M K G& lflol 11 dhm 11u rm h l! or Spanish und Algf'rlao the following membera F-,-- ment concern In{!: theh action In en ere e KGt u v '' " wide rlrl e have not ye~ bee ot<l' tionallst leader lndicat£'<1 today h"' worlmen Pnmtlct: Reeves ColumbuA Re ternatlonal News ServiCf learned iQ(' 1 Wr< d rl t k 1 111 whe t we ment~l ~tate 1M such th~t I ha.\e plac ed a guard o v f"r then •• out n foi l , 1 w•• 1 , ''' ,.1 might rt'(:Onsldel hlll decls1:m NOT publlean tour year Wrm uuthol'atlvely thu.l Commi~~t~lone wet" about Wr ec lrct t a t ck ' ' " Q .. "'' 1 •· 1 up to pre\ ent am po ~~r!Ji o attemp t s 1\pJ)eal 10 the peol}le wll cor 1 !o ttend the fc: lhcomlng s~ JJ u CLOUD~BURST H I T S CharJes Sharp Ravenna l)etno Thmnpoon wa s accused 1Jf ac ... v I t 11 ~ ~ 1 e or the ost m J) a t round table confert'nce on t 11 crat three year term leadetsllp w.. \\'l:' t t PIn the gr o ~ c on t h~ Th e triO th e w!lrdt> n ~uid probabh l\ tlll e Ia ken ate pho.: es or the situation affl\1 .. tti 1x> held t1 Lc- ndon th s ,.AMP OF STRIKERS Leland S Dugan ColUinbUS Re A statement sent to fh~Jmpsor SI'UI I\ ltld whe " th ~ e c.;u thu~ aftet noon l" ltltlll t o the l\l:uquett e St tte pn~uH In ordc to wr: 1 clle the sou 1 aut tu n publican two year term today by A F Moon of Conove1 1 pies wr!P. We stuck them up 11 1d lsL-: to tht: necessar:t '<lashes In gov Gnndhl Anno need he VW<:JU!d NO'l Boulder City Nev Aug JI.--A W A Cuff Toledo Democra~ one ehalrman ot the rouncal requested as n e of lhe boy~; Har , L re J;.~ (Sot Mlcl Au g 14 INSt celved "! I me al expenditures It was U1 1 go U; L'Jndon because of the re· rloudburst tody ad@atroyed Camp year term him to vacate his $5 000 a year VO Identified me llnd Ollv r wr ~;c k As 1 " 11 n f tu ll. d1 uma of s !l t v n r\. ., derstood Premiel' MacDonald w:Juld fusal of Vlce1oy Lord Wllllur.:rtor. StanC occupied by striking bou Cut't formerly MW'llclpal Judie 1n sttloo eft'ectlve Nov I then to the T\lttle Hill road t 1 fBlilf rl'l rc(;(mmend a nat tax or. a.Jl tat<-r to a] p'Jinl a n lmpe.rtlal committee der dem workmen who had OOen l Toledo &.nd 8118 ~tant 0 8 aUorney During the lonw dlseussloq af th<" l \\ c look them there and 1 tlw 1 0 11 g M eh ~a l Jtc> ICI' t bnar ng bonds lflUlOUl., Indus to nqtlrr Into alle!led breaches of requested to leave the government for \he Northern Ohio DIBtrlct was advl&abl\lty or dlscharglnR Thomp ..curt e tl e ~ho :.~llng stu l vh m n a d on~' I ~"~ (J IJd" as sald 1e trial debenturee the Deihl e.creement. reservation appointed by White and M~ ~e~:: ~~~e~P~~:pc~Y 11~0 ~~ 1 Bl~rksttme had &one and ahot P:.ch l:ir d se t VIOi l lf' L r. s Thls move will hit tho pocket Sflf Men women and chUdren ned In dto serve as chalnTfn qt the rUD."" 1929 the question of a sue on ~ee-l am not such which he ~ta p1lsou l 1 t the 1:. l ty 1 1u1t uts de Au A.:bor t<J the and act as l"rror aa flood water wuhed away r ,,.~ was not d•~nusscd hit 1 stood alongside We took murf cr and cN:'UH!.tlon o' v.:o I nt- :t kf' th kllle1s their tentll Soon~~ or a •·-•JJ Replaclni the old StRl\ ~rd <)[ """ th t th ""' """""'" In uw.. ~ " Clomoncy which A ''"""" m"Uno or tho uouncll om rom ' " and ''"'""d ' ~ "h~t ' nnd tl>< r pet " 1 T ' h> t pr kl d t l"'nwa> 1 were demoll~fd teav ng nlllnei'Otlt isten9r eatl.y tbls week heD the l6 to be held at Band~ acd C. .r 'from the car Wltl: EI&Sll. w punctute the au\.c u.J 131 y rompruUu Ill lamllles et.~ded. "~ -~ ~~ea'!!a..~~ I'Jdn.t,. on.~Aqauet :n ..~ 111hen t\Ut; They were not quite d~d I j Qc.lsidered eeeuN In the r;e lt n bUe tire~ 1\nd. Jorcc uuthadtles: ~,.mel eatabJilbelf Iii :.i&irlt. twectJ.iil 716e new 'boi&Fa wid tar~ prGblem Probltbb' will be Mve4 -. J.brrw a 1leavy stone on Rany tlnrJ' :;.aalnst any attzmpt:li at n oiJ cara to stop accordldg fo Ul~ re· In• wortmen wen! dtarupted Ill \he upon Us duties at once A aetre W&B underst.ood Lore s hE' ad 'lben we drove to 1ht> / vrolrl ce t.r.e con e :.tietl la j cr w rf' orrt 1 ht- c.mcutls t oo k another 11 1932 t:Qrrent swpt throush the main tary and several 11pectal lnveatlll• Concerning the de<:llilon to dis count~ I! e rOlld 1 put gaiiOitne to nma 1 at JJcl:.so.:: , t t 1 ~'" " n r u Jfld:scn and bro " ht the llt.'C<lye parole w:ID last s1x. -years ~ ol the encampment eight klra will be named Salaries of \he miss Thompi!On council membet, on the ftom boards aqd started to rrubl f(ellng ma1t> p• !>: u h muruet"er.s to the prlllon a f w min •ccor!11ng to an announcement by m les from here on th.. Las Vegaa four memberl will each be flOOD would only declo.l"'! Lhat the actlotl drive away 1n my t:ar The buy~ saf(' han.sfer to the branch Jll ut es tf'fo I! u ldm~ht the prison bofrd Since 1925 he highway yearly was taken from a non political lightC<i a mHtch and thN>w It lntll al Marquette Tl e ~laymg and c1 cma ion ol Ph ]a11lphla A 1g 14- INs.- has bt>en lmj)l'iaoned on three ~:II r'::':~:~le~e ot ":'nd';lut :"~ 1 ~;~~y T~~::pso:o: the ~om g couple!i car a~ we d ove It ~~ a rff:Otd breal n.. 1 v Vlvl G lrl 15 a ri Allllll May Wa den Holbel t trard boiled counts In connection 'Aith tbc slderlng: e.ppUcatiOilli for parole iJt q;~~o~edan by Tl e1 we \\cnt home du,. 11.h1ch put D B\ d lh 1" 17 I Clc'Veland 0 Ulld Smith of the eaHlett lWilllcnllury death or Mrs Theresa Mors Qf Lett; • nearly one third of the Ohio penl The decision accordinQ' to Moon Bm th wtt s lnturupttd tv P SC' Elur.~Lmw 3..1 II u r. n. F c T onu.. ~ Wheatley fnce 1 a {leu~h th t'Bt toda> us a An,geleli tentlary populatlo was l'e&ehed upon ow- own lnitia culot Albert Rapp Lu .. Ypsllnnt lllgh ff~Ult or His handhl g ot Uit! ~uu Upqn be~g released It was said I Laws giving th: board auUlorlty tive and by uur own frf'"' will Wt rr thf' Rlrls attacked? ~('h().., bovs \ 1\~ fl() ti Vd b tlle betwten I ivai gangst e s lmprl~on lleco) would work as 8 physlctl -W order diminution of sentences Governor Oeorge White wall be T couldn t s :ty r su c \In AI b r Mtc h 1 1rt thllt 01 'f c1 the n u del e s be t'd If' the lns tltUtlOll rhc threat eduuatlon dirf'Ctor in the Ford Aceord1n1 fo New Law Feb for prisoners good behavior and requested to tC' nove Thompson if ans\ 't'red But J lh 1._ B :~ cK t t - LN&- The s OOJ hE\ o ' c was rt cog 1zcd by Lcre camP. anonymously by mo.ll as tv.'O plan .. at Dearborn Mlch d A p provldini for the release of prlJOn be refuses to resign It WliS 1eported att<~r. e" nc of the gl Is on ttl U; e :1 $2 holdup Rcl 1 1 g to tbe 1 c t d tc ruary an UI'USt er. ers upon the expiration of the stat Thom)JtiOn refused to comment on Tuttle Hlll road Bnd a~ro n afte or 1 r stom com cts lay In th prison lufum -'fit} suft'crlll! fr ::m stab wounds 1 FLOATINt.i OODY SEEN ioda Added uto1y minimum sentence If the! the councils action when Interview "'" f' \&S dead on th count\ 1 .:Ia nr~n.1 B ack5 a e w&.l!l •board believes e. release advisable ed today omctal notification of 1ts rear h t" til t lo ~.: c 1r B c k. U !!: down l'f!CC ved In a fray vlth men ht'rs '-"'ud G l A ug U-------INB--A bod} •-11~ d t b th tEdlt • •• -J& h fi were paMed by the State Leglala request fm hiB resignation had not 01 e s stOlJ " ' llr&Cttc:'llh "'' otter t> xlcnaed q c t en"' n th~ cf :1 , op~slng gang Oft: ,.ve o e at of one ot the o. s no.... .... 1s t e fth t t 1 1 is t d R serlt'!l of ttl b 1 t ure a ta u.st r.t118lon e.lm08t at Jreaehed him he Sllid H e dec 11 ned 1sa.m He tcJd lJolfee tlla the Yps 11 jail c d c (' }JOW Kl p c l of thlll the le lt r1 ~ ~mg nms Atlantic flyers U 1 N Bee.r ,!., es ," n erna the time It created the new board w JJBY wheltter he would 1estgn of the hcldup Wlt iw n" h u read or vo 1!1 gel this c.r il Cramer ond Oliver Pee ona tv.'S l"V.n;c exp Dining tilt' A total of 2.000 prlaoners wt.l be ,old that the question of his 1e k PJK'd throu h the 1 as u c ude s k: lch of il qt etl.l :o.as observed afloat 20 to ~~% ~~tlon lawa1 adopiA:-bU by the ' eligible tor parole In September lUl I moval WW'i to be consldetcd Thomp 1 nf 11 r a thick g I! 3 h oordJd 011 llr c da ec dr ppmg w th blOOii 30 niles 1101 thu.est &! Shetlnnrl ~nel 4 aasem h der the provi810ns or the new 1 ct son refused w make all)' tatemenl t: c1 _ ·--I hl~:.nd~ tcday bv members of the By InternatlontJ News Bervlee to the council except to dedare h s the c: thel Wltl a ~auJt il I r1 JNOUMAN PARENT 'P.\~ of lhe Norwegtan trawler Tax paylna: perlods were lncreas l I wlllmg:ncss t.o IJnsw~r ltUV question.~ tnno('ent of th dfs c Btln r ll o A'' +-- SJof!:l mt at"cot"dlng to a dispatch cd rrom two t.o four a year b, th I they ml.sht wish l.o ask him girl ~ bodJrs N•w Phllodelpl•ta • received in Lo du fr Osl state legJ!Ilature when It pa.•;t<d Drrectot Guthery who 1 ecenth Tiw nm mmtl rt ,.., 0 INS-Accus~cd ur fUt;tn1111ll hi n Th the new lntanclble tax ~1ll w~s told by aovemor White thal lt'ncth 1 1 n t n om year ul I son to a lllah wnv bnnn I I~ I cug l wa er Jnade It lm Mllnlcipalltlf'fl townships coun conservation dlvb;lon uppo ntmen ~ Blhckstcne made c t' I I c ~ rl: t (' I l'gt o hlJ ml"d ter with a log chul 1 and krrp 1 pass e for tht' trawler W secure ties and RChool district.~:~ will receive her eattcr we1 e to be made b} tile get c 1t ot ttY.> lflr H t c1 F ol he r 1 m~ 1 ll r. scl J h1m captive for tv.o <lay ~1\\n ~~)~ 0 1 ~:~~ ;a~ clo~ In what Lwlce as many tax llllttem~ntsfrom Tra1ls Daul'hler and friend lcounell instead of AyrlcJltne De l makf' VIvian gel cit b t sh nt vr:;~Jant Shcrll J.u.: Lt A 'es liyk s 6 farmer of 1 e:u EJ.n Y g the county auditor nnj county K II y h T partrnent offl.cl&l.li as In th~ past thai shf' wo ld n.tl rr dlf' s 1 h and dht>r a thontaes oo tie their 1 18 1 h II lcdnv was 111 1 ., J HOIIJ:NY REPORTED ILL t.re~re; ~s a ~sult. out at ryat~ also declined to make any statfome11t shot her He attack"d 1he Ham f' n \I.a.~ thJough a 1gr nq stc kmgnwatt 1 g lirml!nu en H jlUb E t Hll'·· a Up t.a~)ll.)et the new lftl Place either for or agaln~t Thompson cro.-Q and depnted v.JLh lhjir court ~ rY "' Calif Au3: 14 aiTQngement will IJI"'Vl e a greattr Upon the motwn of l S Myl:'h (Continued on pare rm r :'$ Colorado Sprlnp Colo Alii li4 ot Akron alld Dt' H C McClellan>l --- - ~ i> l !0t J.nn Arbc Th l c 1JNS E L Doheny 75 prom nt:'m accommodation dnr..; for treasuries I AD\' BF.SSUOROiJGU Ri\S SON loll 1"1111 to1av was repott d \ t>l of the political .-.uuJivlstons It wltl -INs- I did It Now let me reJJt of Piqua the coum;ll went Into ex HAWKS Rl vpst anll beh !d h bal tlve cloth s were tom t-\ II e mob ill Pt his homo rum•-• money mo" .,... u ~~aThom-o GRABS OFF '"'" • , , , •1. • OL<rnocn th and he} na c"' h esc!l p{'d J~ncb M, 1taeal Que Aug 14---INB-1 ...,.., ....,n a 1 With this remark R 0 King ecu ve seAA1on •• 1101 ...-.._. ~ 1 Lad} Bc!;..o.;bnrml(l:h IV<U of the Al ho rgh members of the house thou&h not nect!IUrlly in greater to(by had braneied hJ.mseU the Gut-hery and neWftpa.per men from MORE SPEED MARKS wrl"' g ven !I Lrlal ot le.s.~ tha 1 h 1Lf ng ... F:utl of Bcssborough uovemm l holrl admitted Doheny has been amount:& then before In the opln murC lf!r c.r Louis Palmer bo) the meetlnl an h ur 11 d !'f'ntenccd rnmwdtnte A Am hlbcr the prtsonert: of Conado b h til a undrr the wealller for aome time wn oto AnLhony J K "'IUU!:I Upper f 1 d Ali part of a retrenchment pro New York Auo 14 INB--Cap 1~ to hfP on rom charges ol 11 u taken th OUllh a large tt'lWcl. U "n"ral .,. ,. • thev ~nl.ed that he sulfered SaM~ state tax c'ln missioner r tn of his daurht£r Oknda &'J'&m the Muncll d\8che.tRed J W ...,. ne1 :~.ch less dJft'lrull~ Jud .. r Bila pie f•Jr:l todny at the yal VIctoria po·•J Uc ,.~L a who will ..., "'mln,ter t•· 'A ac:cotdln<> 00 poll"' Ke'·ham ..u , M••ton and Coloo-bul tam another FI'Bnk Hawks had a record nev,; tllle ' ........"' ""' ln'·ngJ .... ..Ult: K••• ·• ..... th ,, 1 ""' .... ''' and new ftytng lo I 1 se:r te u_ nc ti'c 1r1c Ju tge WilE ummon" d lllt d t h e o •t u cers ,"1 mal rn1ty h osp... _ J.,.w st.. wa.s f::CU<JCU : 1 e s,..y ua a special investigator In the law dav He Wall chrtstened Chief Fh George w Sample at AI 1 Arbo sought to takf' rhe lullet s. from the VtC1'1M Ot' RARE DISEASE Real f!l!ltate and public uWitv ye el ay a rnoon Y his daua:h enfotoelllE'nt division efTectJve to lng Hawk by Sioux Indians at a d t il ed n was nn j ha jaJI to the courthouse a 11stanc:e Cia td Rapids Mlch Aug 14-- taxf!ll wtu be paid on or before Den ter A few hours later after tn morrcw pow wow at Hot Springs s D on th'" crowd is howling fc or one a.nd one half blockf lN5-- Mrs H Wallace Caldwell wlte 15 a.na Aua 10 under proviSions terJ~ qu~tlonlnc he calle1 for a Council members dl'nled \oat they Thursday and then ftew to New e at <'f Michiglln ha-t abol shed A ~ut"lous attt::mpr \\ali made to <:f a member of the Chicago Board tax &e~Uements scheduled 011 Peb Ll"rr,mau When none could be had quanelled with Thompson over York making a_ l'f'Cord tnp frm c p ta l punrshment f:rlucatloc \ltas • - • loday ... 21 and on or before June .d with found he broke down and made his the personnel of the heads of the Chi r th h nd F How t • tbc tna il m'J J o ~ •..., or the new law conft'SSlon aathorlt es said Roosevelt p.me preserve as was re cago 0 ree ours a 46 mu I eel b M I 1m ol a rare disease called agranu- Taxea qn nd fa m 8 000 to 10 000 collected at th C' 81 fore charaing her rathf't with ported at Porttimouth Thomp!iOn .. utes 1 Rebels D1rect Y enoca tcdot r which deatroys the white 1 ift'!ll genera persona1 a the crime Glenda had t ld actkm Jn dL-.charglna: John orow1 Hf! also t:;hed what ~ n~ n '\m Artxn courthou ;e and clan c EJlt'&l(e Federal force• rpu~cles In the blood ~niLSSPeb J:tyrr:;!!l ':. ~h~ l ftlctinll' storle1; ftnt na:lng c~~c supei'VIsor was at the order of the llleved to record for thl' t 1 '<'i thlllhcs • Df>hperate attemptli were made a.... 21 Y t bl council and the couucU at no tim from Hot ngs a distanCf' of I be Judge charact.erlzed ~t Several Pmnb to s.tP Mrs caldwell who. wu 31 .........t. with settlement dlstrlhu I r~ a e young man and then ordered Brown to stand pat In l.MG mllea by whirling that dl ~ 01 ~~ rwtc!' dHu:rs u ~.hu ; Shf' was given blood fnDBf ion tlons on May 10 and Oct 10 ac ano her She said she had b-..eu j defiance of Thompsons Instruction" tance In ell!;ht hours and 43 min had tf' snatch the captiVLs fr<C H :1tana Aug 14--IN5-Blocd~ l alm~t dally A rare d J s lcordlna: to Kn.us \t~ to tell these stories bJ her omdals 681d ut.PR elaosed time ht' h;.OO thlrst v mob :. n:l th(' flf!htng between t'et:cill and Prest stllphat~ was rushed~ e.~ned P&Kra.ua l~eclaredthhe believed taw l fathol"cla .._ The fttst action in the dismlssill Hawks Ume for thl" Chlcluz had o chHrAP thrcug Anaouncement of P I a n • io 1 t re R yen a over e state would ~>n uo:o.:lared her father on ol BrolVIl was taken when Ohio New Yorli: ntrht was almost 20 mil den Marhado s :, n I rc 11lS I wth llPl is by plane but tn,tection!l of welcome the opportunity to dtst.rlb the ni(Jbt or Jnly 20 troiled hel BpOI'bunen met tor a week end I utes raster than the recent record aga•n when they broughl Made Wh•le W ••t•n• for reportod from many Paces thn 1 It fa led to bring Improvement in ut"' thelr payments Into lCW' per- and Palmer to their ravorit try meettns with Governor White at set tor the dilltan~ by James to Jpck.son 'Cb' S1pal at Nome Island surre,Uon r public spre:\ dtudto"',J,_.,cn...., aa •·· eup ~..... I •the ______________________________________________ vaman s condition loda. sUng palce and then llhot P:llftler Ute Roosevelt ...:., preservE' __________________________________ It was said Ooodwln Hall New York aviator J t: fore l£aving ror Jp Tckson _ I I Ome:t:s t M•.. n•ze era . - ----- I I edl I I I I ::! I ""':.,)L;: I ::u• Taxes May Be pat'd F00 Tj r mes y earJy I I'' I I I Father ConfesseS Murdertng • y outh '" I % 1 :retatm I I 'I I I r r;:;··• I I Heavy Fighting IS Reported In Cuba ' "' d I 6 lc I :s I I now the only quiet provlnceM•In ce 1 1 ~~},~i:"?~~!~•~~:::: Lindberghs Will Encircle Globe Nome Alaska ..:. ~:' Rovolutlonaey Bv GEORGE R HOLMES t~tudc toa;ether with that of south INS Staff Correspondent 1er1 s:mators and oonrre~~&men Cubnn vaudy---6hoc~lngf rom tnam Washington AUA' 14 - 'I1le fed 'llllk.P It clear the south as a whole bu.-.h or sudden sortes rc.m ac eral fann boards ~volutJonary ha ~ little talth in the etlk:acy of cesslh\P. fast.l\c ..se! or Lhe tt'Op!call prqrram that the south destroy a the drama. tic remPdy which the cmmtrYtilde thjrd of lb current cotton crop in boal"d proposes to apply Slv rebels one of them Rene an eft'ort to force a hilbP.r prtcn. Aside from the sheer economic Alvt>. ez son of Senato~ Aurelio the remaining two thirds hu be"'en wal!l~ Involved In deUberateb' de AIV!l!'t'Z were slain tn a fight a-t met wlUl either rant steptlclBm or strorlni a tbird o( a crop now Contramu.estre Camaa:uey but the outright hostUlty ready to be ha~ tbey don t hottF.st ba.ttles took place In Pinar Under the eire~ \here believe It will rea.tltm8 Del Rio. the Islands moot we:~terly were few otDclal8 here;~ wbo clted are many '9a..aeb_ .but tti the point P r01 tnce wbf)te some r.oports said I beii'Wed th• plan baa much chance they all boiled ..,~eral Menocal was basinll --1 "'"'" ·.~ut Into nn&Patloi'J or ot that It ta tmpnctt•t In operi.UOD that '-""'' ... ..._... "'18 <~"etations There loyal troop& be'•... sucaetJSfaJ U' trled a.r.d uncertaln in re&UI'- which a. would be strong t.o let Ooorye do Public opinion might be relied and destroy a third of hts year & upon In some section~ to compPl "NN !1:: acquletience to a community pro auooeu of the plan would de p-am of destruction but ln othen pend therelOft entirely upoo thl'! It miSht be entlrely lackhll' voluntary and faithful aroperatlon 1 Several 110uthern IOVerDOrs sltio ot !IeVen. I mUUnn of ple.nten acat-- haYe raised the point ot lell'allty tend tllrouah 14 atatea and Utat in connection with the boord 11 pro lll believed bnpoulble of achieve posal ment In • ~reat peN:entaa:e of ~ Pur exampJe lt. woWd be uaeleM tbey point out t.he current ~n for Oeorcta planters to saerlftce ~ CJ'OJI Is mortcaced up to the J:Hlt, o1 their crop unh!u assura~ eltber throull'h ad\tances tror the a-ni Of •• ""h tho •--1 ld bt bad that A~ plaawn -~ ~- ... -....,ro_ """"' " ~~ 1o ••- - • • -·~ taL- ..,_,._. - . - ..ken Ufled machine guns and aeroplanKI None of tbe rovernora of the 14 The dolnDnt note wwc: ........... ._....... u: ~· &tucm 1.ue - • tut the number of cuual~l were 81DI hal Npl~ otlclally to react.lon Ia tbat lhere exllla no WIJ telbpta,ut;o IW tbe cue of U.. In fhua \he ,;rqp may be said to not re:pc:ll"te4 ibt board. But t.bllr unoGidll at- ot Mlttnl tbe pi& 1 eft*«ve 4Wiillal ptaater lt. ta polD&Id out not .,. tiJte A1'Q1J1t1'1.1 of Uaet lndi.Yld usua 1 14---IN&--- BJ Farm Board Galas Few Supporters ~:~·:.~.:~~·~:~~i~,~~~~;·~:, In Cotton Belt Rank Skepticism Or Open BostUity Is Reaction ~m h::e~r~fog~si~ ~ iE!~s~!~~~~:~~~~MJie::!de£11: Ttlnl\ anf rour other points Tht: H~htlng wns uf t~e !\ug I I I There exists no law The :llftle I !cotton • by planter ~ eompe:Ued to 110 out tl F:lrd I I 1 11nter but bekml:s to thl' benl't'r or the merchant who hati t1nar.r.:ed it through mortc:ages The !£'"buct1o1 of morl11a1ed propert) might conceivably lf:lild 1.o lt>gal mpllcatlcns ot a Mrt easily 1111 aginf'd Thu.s lht> emcacy o1 tht' 'llan In many lnstanees woukl de ~nd not alone upon the wllllna: netS~~ of the planLel' hlmseU t.o go lllong but altio to the wllltrrlness "'J the banker and the mMthant r. who 1eally OWRII IL -o o! obtaining one .. ,, dl~ulty ...... hundred lJen:eDt voluntary oo .. ~rt kl opet-..Uou In an un...., a ng o1 1 I1 aort lD the abort. apace of a few ennrmou~ rr net lmpoQ~lble Enrorrement of the plan would b:' tft entire) up lo 11 ~ta Chan man Ja~11 C Stone of t hf> farm W.rd made It clear that the bca o ctluJ~ not and wouU net have anythtn11 to do with e 1forcrng the t.eheme The rt'l'lponslblhty ht' sald wu entirely up to the statf"S Meamrhllie th"' boArd Is proceed Ina: vtlh plan, Ior llldYRnct" en wee\:;s is admittedly Th 11 be next yean crop ese WI made Stone said. .. t....-.......tjve ot .... .,.. ....... ' tt;e btt: cf the bcr.nd a dl'ut~tlc pro r delltruction or third 1 IJ'I8.". or a o thlll year • productlorl. co signal at lh" nuted n ~ r "- U attempt to rirc r the !itle~ ec 1tlnulng to F1 rop" frotn the orlgm11I vacatlcn obJt" llvl' of Tok\O was mnde b\ Cnlo1 1 [Jnd bergh EH.>ntunll\ tf e. II ~oe" well the Coh.mel and his w1re v11l trrmln nW .heir vago.bonda:re bRC'k In New Yorl th('lt startlmt place ht' sa1d B..r0 no teavlna the Orient how I!!Wr !hey plan to tour pa;ts of Chha UleJ wtll probabh cross he A~n ounc.. ment tl IAtlantic by ny of tM Am't'!l E••·-•mr -·· On roodl••" .,.,.. ...... .... tn day tor the IJndberrhs Pf'rlJoua h ,__ op o1 1..,.., mJKO> UCI'OIIII tl1l! Ber lng [,(-a to KaraglhBk laland I � 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. 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