https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/55bed7ed584f45029764eeddaeb1f058.pdf 54ee35811e677ba3369a38e679dde839 PDF Text Text • WZI)Hm0AY AUOUBr HI 11Sl JA J I OH I O !:> TA T READERS HI GH S T Utr.l J JS NOTICE-II ,.. wut tloe Newa Ollice of The Doll) Trib..,., eall 236-L 1 if U.e A VC a Buolaeu Ollice uk for 202-R. FULL • LEASED WIRE VOL V- NO 289 WEATHER FORECAST- - c oUdy but showeoca In utreme ~ portion ton Sht Prld&J p obll.b l- cloUdy aomrwhat coo er In extrern" Northeut J)0111on ~ " olgh OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PRICt:--SUNDAY 5 CENTS ISUATI 0NArms Agamst Self HICHW~l PR~B[ 15' News FJashes 1 1 4 M~HS PUNS TO GIV[ POOR HHI[FI IN JANUARY 1837 -- Throv1n1 Town Ia Local A L Flanagan Ha• Invited ed In Heart Of F one .E•1ht Team• to Vae for Garden Ground Ohw Valley Crown THURSDAY AT ELBERFILDS POSTPON[O UNTil )SEPHMB[H flfi5T Aod To Be Rendered To / Joble11 Thru Three Aaencoea I BRITISH lOU~ INC f~R SU~~fSTION jl fROM rRESWENT 1 Laot Meeton1 Fealured By Flare-Up Amon1 I lnveoto1alon GIFFORD AT HEAD Nothmg Lackmg Rebel& Reported At Gobara Any Proposal From Jilner• oca To Get Sympalli"'ehc Thought IN CUllAN REVOLT BY BRI'ifiSHERS tng FRICTION ARISES Heavy Lo11e1 Rebel Fortreu Decomat ed; 57 Guna Much Am F.or Th1,1 Thu...._~ there are quote a few odd Iota to be cleaned up and at Real Sav mun1t1on Taken By CHARLES 0 CANNY lnfl notwn OK \1 ~l::l'r-41A., }- ~ 11>1141 t Normalcy Contialenl On Fonal Rev,.ioa Of War Debt& o- 49 GIRL'S PLAY SUITS Tba.t Hid fctr lUIO a Salt ...J 81RB t to lt-MI.dy ll)'le FOR 50c 59 BOY'S OVERALL PANTS Tbat sltld for Ht-81us I to It ,.....__ For 50c 36 BOYS HICKORY Str1pe COVERALLS Lobf lep--Nt: vlceablt CoftraJI Sulk tbat sold spe<:laJ Huge Od Nearly at :10c A Suit For 33o 69 BOY'S BLOUSES 'l"hat Mtld lor ate r lloatly rnaaU With oo00.oe!I>-IIOOHd Aueb of Bdhoo lara to RIYal Standard Oil Contpan~e~ blue For 2Sc 7 BATHING CAPS That 8.W for 150e- For 2Sc 7 BATHING SUIT CASES That .oW for 95e-rllbber Uaed-Zipper tap For 2Sc ~ COTTPN ~·Tti!NG SUITS For 19c 69 LITTLE TOTS ALL WOOL BATHING SUITS That aold for ISh For SOc For 25c 411 BOYS KHAKI AND LINEN KNICKERS SHII 8 to 111 ,ean--Utat aold foa Die For SOc 9111JOY'S HATS AND CA,PS .Jut &he thlnr fo' early ~ld for ~hool wear-for boy1 to 8 years or For 25c. $IJe each 59 BOYS and GIRLS All,. WOOL BATHIN~ SUif,S. Tha& sold tor •IIJI.-.1ISQ lnan Z1 io 3t For 67c 15 MENS AND WOMENS ALL WOOL BATHING SUITS ~~~u:•~~~':':':''-H---------:~~~~~F~o~r$1 17 76 GIRL'S DRESSES ~oellen& lor ~ehool wear-Titat 101• lor $195---SIIfl:l , to 1., :rea.n - For $100 Are Yo11 Ptohton1 By The AUGUST FURNITURE SALE new 6t testimony law I Wt en the meetl~g Wfls udJDUTt was set up led .;enato L bach elu.<:ed to of artlnce Wled fe-r ndd Uo a comma t l'!Xcept ond attempting to mvel stat t.hat the committe w 1 rc A qtlon ...wld&<advi&ory port, paytng ta.xll.ll on s me ts work Sept 1 is to be appointed by the toot !17 machine guns earnJne:s Ttl executive M"sston cl maxcd a to ass !lt OlftorcJ The ound11 or ammun t on wealth be- day of surp 81.'8 during which w the latter e~:~tab Shes company proOts R o eenlun 11ssista t t!BI1e t e t1 e Pres dents erne gency are allowed tl' pile up In ginee n c yal ogn county IR mlttee on unemployment stead of being divided or dilltrlbu fled hat he llad bee ed functioned a.st w nter unde cllalt ted sl areholders may be pena!IU'd a I remov 1ron rnanshlp or Col Arth r Woods and !'10 per cent ol the &.mount of tl elr hl~~:hway proje t he was super whiCh still exlst.s under the actinB Mgt tful t.a.x via ng In Be mont coWJty In uno chalrtnanah p of Fred C Croxton The legis ature also armed lor beca e h nterlered with • com Col Woods accotdiniJ to the White the device by which companies pay panv hat was ma.k 11g money las House announcement w ll continuo officials exorbitant aalarlell so that on n 60ft con act to give asa stance to the new set protlts do nut ahow on the book& W !Iamson He ward & Smith up and presume.bly w 1 be a mem sJmllar penalty may be ~~~~~ Yo ru:town finn was paid tor re bll'r or the new adv sory comm ttee edA ln add Uon to the reaular tax moving 106.000 yards ol dirt from a Croxton was designated today ae when the state tax o::ommlseton lands idr between Shadyside and ast lstant to Gl:ftord 0 ffnrd \1,111 oome to Wtu~hington flnd.!l this scheme being used to Bill Run In B I nont county al this week end and accompany the concea the true amount of lncoml:! thouih It d d not remole more ha 15 000 yards aa d possibly not President to his Rapidan fl.&htnK from operations DO X NEARING The tax commla& on appa.rently more than 60000 o -eenlun tesu camp tor a dlscuaa on or the w n Aboard Seaplane Do x ter s work was IJiv\n authority to decide wha fl d He said he compe.ny received INB-Wlth her next s top It was the Presidents aUJtudc amount ot protlt a company m ght 70 -::cnta a yard 0 eenlun also re-lu.ted that he to be In American terrltory last year-and he was seconded by leave undivided and stU! be within Chairman John Barton Payne or the law wu rged to make the wort Ia.st ant German seaplane Do X the Red Cross-that twemp oymem. As understood now Interpretation ror the company EUJd hat he w11.1; Port ol Bpatn Tr nldad today Ban Juan Porto R oo relief was a matter for the commu or the term reasonable nee& to otrered half 1 e proceeds ad ntty rather than the government whtch such companies are to be ditto to a new car which one Pallure or the dole s~.rte m n Eng Umired In tile hoardlna: of proflta meonter or 1 e nrm 88 d wo d be land and Germany was cited In slltl will be left exclus vely to the com bouK}tt IIUld ch&rged to tile tate n 11 11tantlat1on and It U! understood miss on an extra wort contract Senator Felix Hebert R ol Rhode H B Chapn an aalstant hiiJh Island chairman ot the epecial Sen who was "''n "'" ate commlttee who examined t.he AIRPLANE CRASH TO way dole and unemp oyment irulurance '"" n.., '""'o"d him S1tuabon Crtbc:al •• BE INVESTIGATED otructoon from the project Orttn Ill SLJid Blaze• Rap1 Three D1e; ("""""ued on pa•e thr··' -and e~plalnfld that his hand• .,~ --,:_ ....., Pittsburgh Aug 20-lNS--Om tied romplet!ly: """ '" 10,000 an Fa•ht cla.lEl ot the Tra.ruloonttntMtal and wnveoUoat ..t.,n AI< Ln.. today ....n an w... Aug 20--INB-.., o; on of tho '""" of o Chi 11,\N~DA BLAMED ~ caRO New York plane at raln 1108 k Wallhll'llt!?l1 1tfu1 20-INB-Re With 2&7 roreet ftres raging In ed Bc!ttia tl.eld Jut night in whJch spo 8J.bi1Hy ,for the dela.y in resum eaakm Washington nortJ ern leta -11 x Pl!ri!Oilll Including two p Iota Ina neaottaiJons for a IU Lawrence ho Rnd we8tem Montona despite Seu•on Held to Bnn.g \ were tnJured waterway treaty With canada was tbe etrortA ot more than 10 000 fi e Chanae 1n E:w:••hn• Jury m Probate Court C1ve• The plane zoomed In from the \ placed upon the Canadian IJOVern fllh -s thfo sltuahm he e had b $600 Allowance, $25 000 \West during: a blinding rain storm ment today by the State Depart come most crttlcel It was reported Coal Condauona toda) by the United Stal.e!i forest T.he pilots planned to anchor the m nt Had Been Aaked plane for the nllht. due to W'lfavor 118n'ke 20--INBable weather over the Allelhenlea TAKE LOOT lN TRUCK '11\e &erlousnesa. or tho Altuation As It touched the earth at th Columbw 0 AUI 20-lNS. was tnerease.d by tM sudden blow Georgetown 0 Aug ao-INSThe state of Kentucky today was boundary llne of Bettis tl.eld thl'l Usln~ a truct to carry their Joot Ina P of the Flathead national ded a mine commissary foretlt blaU which Jumped se::·~"'::'d ;~;~~:~ victorious over the Maysv lie Btl~ bl1 llblp skidded shot oft the crow 1 bandits Company In the toll br dge contro of a 25 loot embankm~nt and when at Waver ,. 0 last IUiht obtained lin to Join tbe Deer Creek fl.n veny It struck the ~round &IJII.In nosed goods worth U 000 and headed to m Rejectlnl the company s demand Into the mud; wrecJdni the 11Dder 1ward Columbus poJioe- we~ noU Which hall ravagOO :J6.000 acres fled hire toda.y It 5tarte1 five weeka al(l and 1~ st that. Kentucky pay It laD ooo tor carr1aae and breaklna the wings about one fourth of an acre of land bunl nr uoeontroUed on whiCh to build an • .,....... at THICK WEATHER IS POLl N E G R I I S Tho to.mo 6! Bovill and Aberdeen Ohio to the Kentucky STRICKEN SUDDENLY Idahfl wep BI:Ul perllei:l by bridge over the Ohio river a Jury in t1&nMI end all maJor blue& the Ptobet.e court here allowed be r;sparted IJUII out of control Tokyo .t111 20-IN8-Witll the Santa Monica Cal Aur »-INS tho vh no new flres wen- r ported tween $500 and S800 tor the prop arty weather thlckenlnc and the sea -Bt cken w th a ll1)'8teliol1l!l lllneta duri 1 the ~st 12 houca Teltlm.ODJ waa submitted showing menaclnr their pla'fe t01 bound off Pola Netrl Polish BCreen atat wa.s Ban Pranelaoo Au1 that the company bouiJht the land Ketm leland in the KurUee Iince lakt- to a hosp tal today Optatefl 'l'hrff more lives today had been comprlatnr two amaU lots tor t200 yesterday Colonel and Mn Charles were administered to relieve her of added to the ton taken bJ Ca.litor and that the Btete ol Kentucky had 1A Lindbergh were :loroed. thll after Jnte ee pain phyelclam report1d nla forest ttrm accordblJ to offered PDO ~ !leCUI'f!l riJht of way nooo to 10 aboard the Japanese At> ')l'fjfnr to lll!!rVant.s at M._ por$!1 frOm the- United state! OYer the property 110\'el'Dment steamer Bh1nshlrt Nea;rl~ home the aetrua complain eerv1 e hen OOb8trueUon ot the brld&e bet"an Marn d r " 1 • •• • t 1n about a Je&r aro The BUper-struct 1 The &kipper o1 the steamer Which c 0 n nse pa ns: ......r re urn 1:: The dead were Al1en IA)ve 80 ure has been completed and eon baa been atie.ndlng by the pJ&ne Iron a Rl18sla.n dtnner lut liJ\t Prank BmJth 26 Bnd James WaUie crete 18 beJng poured \ready 1o tend aid alnc:e yesterday A he hotiplb.l where Hqr~ Ill who~ overcome while flrbt ;.,~~;;]~ The eompany r@ceqtly made an toY«!d It to ehore afte rthe ILiad wu aken. the ~ &t-ali wle In line a blue near Mariposa whfll'l un~~ucceaaflll attempt to have the berrh• bad been tatertJ a~ 1 con v lllons a.nd IPtlJilolaua re \ \he tire fanned by a euddm. brene Ohlo Supreme court prevent Ken There lt wu expect.ed te Q •te stored to oplares to •ltP btr Wbll Jamptd over lt. boundariM .:"";;"; tuoll:y lrom compleUna tbe bridp unUl the :lamoue eou,ple are able to they were bl\191Upu.-._.1UW e&\k'e bllmrd thelb to death before u m the Oblo aide tan the &lr qa1D of her lllnta aceordtnc ""' Rporta cou~rt llt reaeued West Threatened By Forest "'""tor I VI'ctor I n LegaI Batt)e I " $~MONS B£D OUTFIT That Sella Compll'le" for $13:39 eo&lloa ~I MeeJ tRiaat or Oddlsed and rurab&eed SlmiMIIII SPI'llll'- CHENILLE RUGS '&eftnl~le-Can lie .... - either llde-Wa•bable-colon paraaleed rMt-.aHallle fer be.....,. or ballroroom-sue lbJI laob_...., ..._,,._ ef colen ••d lkwii'- Auret Furaoture Sale 89c thuradaJ Sale Swto at 8 A. M and laata Untll5 P M ElherfeJds in Pomeroy Meeting Comes To Close -- I I IU•&n&...._ .t the D ovvk ng discussion a vng her;e n was the w eX]Ject ed depo. tu e of Mo agu Nonnan gove nor or he Ba k of E li and o Canada a t a time when pol t ca a d n anc a authon es or Britain were bending a 1 the r efforts to o e the exJSt ng d(Jmestlc crisis B l t:'f!nvmcauc nht:et " -- f{ e""''U"ky '1'1L11 • u o the Da y Herald p omats a e v rtually he bellef that Pre!l ontemp 11 ng JIUCb I I 'i DELAYING LINDY'S I ,M• I :o;... !;,biJ,;;o l 'p.w.' sc eca ed s ot �• TD DAILY 'r!llB1lQ, I'OMDO'r, - Taking Things in Their Own Hands lBE.. -_... llAIJ.Y TRIBUNE • ...,.a.,..,.,,.. ..... ,...,o_., ' ~ !!!JH ,., ~ <lllder 111o ..,. o1 s '"' • l!! .,. ... '""''"""" ......... - 'I ~ H J 5 .. • hem Bunda)' ., j:l,~~ WI\ .............. P- :w ...... ollld son Franklll m~ here 8&\ur~ d&)' rventnc tlpn ~ W ~pe 1d a weei Witb Kn ~~ 0' ' ~ota. PUbiiiiO"' Dolll """ vt.CRtlon from hi$ dallY pind aa chkl t.~ Itt lbe MU.lllclpal. eourt .,.: ~ ~ IHld .. leM.u1 01' nelfl Ql&U. fllf publlci.Uoo &bc1' ._.. 111 an CNM I1P \ball' a&Oe--altbDUfh oot nece.uarUy to be .......... Aao11Jmou1 l8Uen. hOwner excellant ar.d deek&blt l.n them . . , . . Ill 1ID .... not wUI ... ,. ...... orr I'B M&IGa •llaus = a=.,. ~o c COJUAIIJ' ., ,.....,. - · - · - · t)flue . . . '!'O .,.a_CI'!'Y Sunday m.omlnc brllht and. early MiBe Vb'lli'IJa Schaefer IUld l4l.l5 oreoe IIU.., ~ tor otnclri.. nail wbelJI ~ wUL mt« Cllrllst 0~ ....... . Clre81&Ue• ...... QU . . . . . ~ - ...... atop~~,.-~ to pPend t. mur e ot d&YI wtth telalJ.l!c. of Mile BcbMier NUl will repca t &t the hOIIPital nuu·aday lDOI'Ilin&: tor d.u&.r El'et)'Oile ~ l~~g ~ Y8Uftl' 1lwlies fede. sure they WW make gOOd. ln tbelr chOB m ~'*'lm.. Heres all the luck in tile wortd to t.heee YGUDI latUee NAiJoNAL &JiV.f&'ftSINO &EP&~SINT.t.TJVI:i Devlne·Tenne:r corpon.Uon New York and ChlcapJ • !lr and Mn. ftulk 'We&· Mr £~ wtll l!njof a neb w ....... _,.,, b WD .,Ytclueida.): to ~~ a lew day& wlth I be torme:r 11 ,lister Mrs Emma Query Yr and Mrs Bigley Will go m :o Oineinnatl IU)d spend a rev. wetb Mrs Biil~y and Mrs. Qw:rY,I t1ll IV 00 New Ririu:naod. 0 to of the caplktl city MJ s )ttacy lkee;le end wn ~ n1e moved iUL week from the Ida Wol property on E1.tn a.tl'fiBt to tlle Sayr,. property adJaotnt \o tra ~ile property on Fltth 6Wcet. Guy Neider Ule ThJrd at.ree• nerch~~ont and bli mou.er move:i ,Q&t veek from l"tp;b ltreit to t.belt new l'(lme Just comp~ on u~ vial.~ a brother Altua Parsons 't Bwe-utb ~~tree&, • reti!'f'd merchant whom Mn Bigley F~. ryrmui Qlate Piclten.e who t\aJ; has not seen hl 26 years. !!Ut'l'~aod miJQh !rom the 101& 0( Gllll eye md moat tl the stahl ill the Attorney Prank E&ton wl1e and. clh"r has expen<:nced W.Ue cbangt: two children retumed to tbelr out 1 able to be about the prem~ l home In HuntiniWn Sunday eve- by •he aid or 8 cane Ali Cooper and W :S Rftd 'f'Ul nlng after a vacation \ l&lt ol a week spent here with l(ra Ea.Wil s \ J ) elf the fbl&ls in tb.e best mOi.her Mnl J M Spencer Wr KILl r contest in tht: near future IN CAMP and KI"B Kelly coe of cotwnbus exa" daLe lo be ghen later Wa~h Quite a numbtr of tbe members who spent their vacation of a week for t.he date you can t afford to o1 Ule kx:al 4-H club Joined other at the same time and place s.ccom ml.s& tt ntm~.berll at Pomerov MoJldu.Y and panted Mr and Mrs Eaton to Mrs L 1lu Wclf came home Bat I left for a weeks outing In camp on Hu 11 tJngton for a weeks vllllt urday c\cnlng from Flvto Polnl..~ the Long farm near Ja.ckoon 0 J.!" and Mrs Harold BIB}ey Wt!re wbc she spent revCTal WtJeb with Th(18.t' &Ciong were Ma¥Cella Cle IJU r:;ts last weell: of tbe Latters po.r her daughter Mrs. L r Noni6:'hmd DJx_le Spenocr Rose Lee ents tn ALhena They returned Mrs Ha.tt..ie Damca da.ughler H~le, Smart Betty YJ-lll.!.~hhc Dndltlcme Bat.urdaJ Carrie He.lc and t.he ll&ttera MIM Mlld~d Busch of AnUqwty son Pierro Hale motored. here Sat Dorr·thy aod Drua111a f!JdJler is hert~ spending a few days with urday from Oolumbu& and qJcnt All r•ll!llouo teo<'hbor, doetrine or W ~.,.,.IJI.P Ill P • a"aed, •rthey ar.-to have any cla•m Bll'IS MEW 1the MiSses Kathryn and El(l!Se sev 1 days. wtth _, w w a Wllb~ Rotie Lhe ~~~ propa'ie- Bell er! "' e v-er U.PO t1ie love, loyalt)' and devotron of the people. m111t bfJ m harmony with t.cJr or t.he Elm Street tuiiQ& statlvn Miu Oenevi"Ve Decker arrived und amlly and uther tt:la.t-ivcs at the~ of JEINI the Christ whote wOrdl fit lut.o every fold an_d crevtce Is out with a spJc and span new Pdday from 'Fairmont W Va and this plate 'Ibcy also vLsited M1 el ~ human b~J ab.d of whom lt ..-u ..td in Jbha '1 .4.6, ~·NEVER MAN Pontlaa car pUrchased last week vt&lted until Sunday with her pr..r Daniels brother CapUI.in Geor~:e IPAU tAKE TniS~MAN ' 1 from the Gaul agency 1n Pomeru;. enta. Mr and Mrs E W Det ...er Bmlth IUld family at. AuUqulty Mr ' P,....,.bllia!*4.s..&J._c.......,_OWo ·-~----U:isa Decker is employed ln the of· Hale Ls &:enm sJ lna.:a&l:7 of till A . . ~· ~ ol the C&-rnegle steel & Ow< Mercbants Reta.U Association in RIGJI;'IEOUSNESS BRINGS f'EAC~The "ork of "ght I ,;~:~( evening about dusk a Oompa.ny and is commandina: s. COlumbus and is one ol t.ht prom sedan belonlbll t.o A 8 handsome salary She was ~ceom lnent. bu&1nesB mm of ihat city 1( eou&}less shalt be pl!acc and the effect of rtghteou~nes~; and drtven by hill AOn col J)f'rued by her JE!Ot:lenum friend Mt.e Olbbie Du6itey returned qu1etness and a8.~urance fur e\cr And mv people shall l With a Wtllyr;-Knlgb.t coupe 1Wllliam Lewls; a prominent bwi home Sunday arter a. two ~ek~ belongtng Lo Frank Johnaon oi l ness man of the same citoy \'&Cillon vl.slt. with her wn In lal\ dwell m a peaceable hab1tatJon and m sure dwcllmg~-> Middleport at the lntel'8tcttou of Miss Bernice Bogart and cousin oDd. daughter Mr and Mn. Her and m qutet reRtJng placf :i - T~aUl.h S3 17, 18 , ''''n'"and Thltd streets Both rna I Mlso Ruth Young of Mt W&l!hing bert Da.vish at Hantlltcn 0 They 1' were badly damaged but ten 0 arrived here SatunJ•Y to (lCCOr. panled Mrs Duskey home or the occupa.nts ~~oere In· spend several weeks with tbe tor- and wW visit. here II. few c.1&,)s i IOHed. mer's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ml and Mrs H ar.:~ U"Ues d Pred Bell They were accompanied iQlll ~ an THE CITY BEAUTIFUL TO VISIT AFTER QUJ\R'IER OF by 14ro Holelman of Cincinnati dau..,•ltu B mkr left Wcdnelday of CEN1'URY The tee cream supper Given by this w~k tor Wheelhag Rnd Mounds OCAL CITIZENS 1f they stop to remember r..w t eca II Mn:1 Ida B~l y ond SJil He rid tbe M E church llldles Saturda.:v \ilk to .spc-td a. week wlth that c\Cry yc,lr Ol neu1ly :-~o when the sap comes up Bigley and wUe wenl to Hw1tmg- evening y,a,s a very successful nmur folks of Mrs. Mi!C& from the toots ot the tJees 111 the Spnngt1me .mU the ted and netted $35 00. The fcllowlng young men from •~----~---_.____ """"" · - · """ •• A.. ""' I Mr and Mrs Emmett OOI'lllln o! here w~nt to the ftahlng "8mp of blood starts a gam to coursmg through the \ eJnB thpt am Ocldkettc s venetian ~mble Akron were auests of t.beil brothl!r Tho.-nt Wt;-1! at Grell~ BCII.u M:on h1tlon rum! rwt and p1 oml~es ¥rt: made by vanot,IH people WON-Chicago (fl6 4 '120> 1 30 p. Itn Jaw and sister Mr and Mrs day to spend the week huntln 11 Dinner Dance 6 45 Harold Clark Jlvlden over the wook end gro~ d hogs find flshmg Ben Pbll to them.l!elve:-~ that certain 1mpt oJvcments writ Ue made Louie s HUilii'Y Pive rhe favorable season has pro sc 1 ~!chard Hay~ W111lam St.c And so eve1y year 01 so u clc~n up mo,emenl 1-c l)tarted Walt and Skeezix 7 45 an exUberant growtl1 ot wart And Franklin Spcnc" They Burtnetts Orchestr~J BIll alrowr the town but thank!:llwtr.:'! accompanied by Oil~\ Stew whereby uur nve1 front takes a g<>ncral o\er hauling FOB AUGUST Zl Modem Mood 8 4$ Earl BurlneU s eJilcient 11tceet oonunlssloner art. It gees wlLhout sa.ytng tlu::y as a It~ult w~m c " rea II) met! outlook orchestra 9 Ml1111trel Show 9 30 ls always on the Job the strecl.<l will lla\c a good time Thea e has never been a HOLMES Lu andl m 9 ~ Drea.m Bhrp public places have been clean AU pupils of tbe gru.de and high fhe ouh trouble Wlth thtH If.! that the u1ge to hev :~::~:;T.~jhe Stebbins Boys 10 30 UP and taken ca~ of Now we schOlls o! thU; place e ucsted Kay s Orche.tra 11 Jan a few prlvat., loU. tba.t 8jre au to .__ -. ar l'efl the HJlagc lookmg best, soo11 dle!-1 out and long befot' to the vllJage and tt would v:: at th ir res!JC)ct.ive buil~ln8s Orchetitra 11 30 Bills or~ Summer \\RllCt; Pumcrov look!:! Just hkc anv othe1 01d1 take 11. Ut.Ue clvlc pride t.o here on &t.urd&y morning Aus~t ll\es" up and comptct.c tlie 22 a< 0 o clock to romptet~ ru nary place whc1e111 the c1tlzens have too htlh.! pride t• rangLmr;nta for m'Cdcd t"xt books keep then 'fJOnt y&~rds lookmg neat By ftont yard we~~~:;:~;:,;·~ Edward. Carrell aud daush and' r.ny ether bush'e~s that mav le1s Anna Lou!& a 1d Ros&l t' o! comf' up nt ti1C tbne refer to uu1 malll !itl eet W1th the niCe new .. lcld eport spoot Thursda,y w1t.h Mr and M:rs H M Hoovis or htghway, which no doultt ha:-~ attracted many tu:r ~Rtents Mr and M~ B 8 Mercc- fa. are hue the to1mer through the town who lmmedy fountl \HI.)l' and moea1o; Mill ur)' Wlt:it 1: o.f~er bi.S tnterer..ts ;n the 1 Mr and ll:."S. B B MallOry l'lnd. lcca a,ll Pfi ~Ill 1 ) to avoid us altogether l>~\t9•l JJollVe ndl:hillJ! tu •~It• lUI thdr Stulda.y &\lest& J4ll l1lloU. tSJ:It~car (lliOII and llcoUM!r f-:ul the taJI, nasty lookmg wee~ a'<.,. th-ey ~ fd1l\i e ~t:iong ~,;.,;;;;;; ;-;,;~;;;,··;:;;~~ M.t$ 141J.too lllaiJocy ~d aq 11 J~ and their bQy 1'rlead Riibrrt ~t· i),:c.;,~ci_::_:~:: Li or C•la'rk~ton Mr an1 M.rs. Ja.I'Jltt; r1illt ret.urnoo i.o ColumbwJ Tucs featSt their eyes on the beautiful placid Oh10 R1vcr upon u tv. J I --Sln~s Mr a.ud. ll4ni Jchn Slnea day lollowin& a. visl.t of soveraJ. d\IYS Not onh HIC thc8e weed~ most umnghtly under such ch 1 A s Acthg Secrete.IY durmg Stlm· and Mr and Mrs Mal') Dawson cJ here with their gtan1jrnother Mrs almost the t nt1rc length of our Hl!age s long lt u.as assumed on n l sotf& extended absence OaH.tle ha• tOns or~hcstra 8 46 Popular Pro Baden W Va,.. Mr and Mrs. lla J M SpenOOJ> a PresJdent e\er needed I cen lndeiKllgable He bas been at 11ram 9 Heury Theis Orcheatu Ohto Rl\ cr 11 ontagc they ate 1\ ffi( nace el'lpe( La11v a~ the 1lhe <: ouusel anct Hod vice of hts For hls desk and nt the Whitt HaU80 9 30 Clara Lu and Em 9 u Wild and 111LQ.d!1a"'hte. Ethel ------was the Sunday Mr and Mrs Do.v li ol tlme approuchcs t 11 cau.:.;e the many Ha~ l'c\el \ldlml'i1e111n Minister It would hnve been long ctays and longe1 nights He lit cats 10 !:ncorea 1030 vanet.y at a time whetl hls muvh he• aided 1ae(X)unlea an able and etllctent dlp-lto 4S Bob Newhall 11 30 Popular o_.:"c·~~·:··• EJrulry Nease" Hun 4o;.~ W V• to WII$h that lnte Summer and Autumn ncve1 c nne Th ~ Iplnn to sr~ve Germany aJJ)Caled to lomnt and po6&eS&CS a genial per• Orchestra 12 Dn.noe On:he&Va Hom ...made Ice Cream 0 .-,~~- &nd .Frof L J Urvm Mro~~ Rebecca of Cback:socn :spent polkn lrom the:sc weed8 18 Irlltatmg to thcu nostrJb Jllha\e an excellent chance of gomll' .sou~:~.llty add frunkneSII that enablcli WEAP- New York (454.3 6801 54& on lhe rocks 1him to gel t!.long with newspaper p, m Tbe Stebbins BoyJ 6 Ma.,Jor much Improved lii;;~,l~y h~tre the guests ot Mr and ond Cake ot tbo Bethany M addition to thcu makmg Jl eput.il!Oll fot uuclcanhne 1 But Col Stlnu;on .lit nl ln any ~:eporWas 1nr b<Jttet than his Chief I Bowes Pamily, 6 46 The Gold and Pa'll Salaer Wilbur !'red Bell Miu!!fl Kathtyu E. Cburc.h, Saturday eY•· and lack of t:lVtc pnde for our town ev~nt. ~tnd much of the dltncult na~ ev~l ben able lo do bcr~>e 'I Oonoert Orcltelika 8 and. Paul Holman were tbe t...®lse ~1 w.ho ap:Jnt a week Aucu•t 22, 1931. wotll: r.f the negouat!OJ s fell h~ ~ I ular Olub 8 30 DaQCfi Protmm afternoon gue:!ltll of John with Uw Pnres Ia Clttl~ton re~ NolM IS as good hmc a~ any to ::~tart cuthng the weed~ to Undet Secre~my of stale W• Po~:;stbl~ thu Aossip nbout Col. Kodak Prai"ram 9 30 Theatre tumed to thdr homu he ~ wtth Pr- 10.. f O h I I R Cru~ue and Under Secret.a 1y of Etlmsct s pos:;lble retirement 1& ali i the Air 10 Vtncen~ Lopca Oreb. llofr and Mrs W M Brewer and a I ong th e n,_:er ront ur Ntreet commiMsJon<t iS a Iea( :t the Treasurv Ogden L Mtlla ade nut tr there ~houkl be " tra u 8111 Donahue~ Otehest:!• fa~lly were S&turday evenilll shown ,\ WJlltngne~ to co operate and to cut those which It 1ti true that once h~ had trac chang~e ll the top the belle! per l 11 ao Jaclt Denny a Orche~~tra lltrel'lts ol Eber Brewer and famil,} cd Em ope C I Slum;on became 1 tli In m I quarters lhat Prc&i• l WJz-New York CM9.6 7801 ~ 4S are on tlllhlu..: Jli lj)Cit~ 1fthe v.trlOU~ JIIO\)C!lY tHHtel~ Wlllla~.:tlve ln the latet nt!gotatlon ~~nt Houvft wrmkl n<Jt g:o outside p m LoNell Thoma! 6- Amos n e State DcJHUtmcnt fm a new Andy 6 30 Phil Coat 6 45 Be Rb<tumatiom and S-cb t 1kc calc ot tht.: one!> on thull jHO}felt} ~ bJg tmpiO\ emcnl bat at Ute Lime he left tlle C!lpi~Hl 1 th Jt 11ter lll!gotlatuus had tiJl ctncf lie\le It or Not 7 Po ular Pr Trouble Ended after SevWill rc::~ult Uthe1 propelty owne1s on uthfl l'ltrcct;; ca.u been env~aoncd .................. .._. ~ ~ __,....,,,_.,.., l a:ram 730 Teddy Bla:s Orch~ eral YCllra of Suffel iDa add to thl glncl d .1ppeuram• •t the \lllage UJ du1ng tht tra 745 Sisters of the Skillet a llletc IHJ C ~1e11 1mtrm~1s 1 NOTICE Btlly Jones and Ernie Hare a 30 ao MYA Th c lesu I twg I HIHht WI II morel h lll amp! Sec elar~ Stmsons rnndtcl or tt e Ramc t h mg _ j Poputa1 Proa:ram 9 Pn.u.l White IMn! iif!t-...,.,.,.Jif~f"ll&• £"' I Ir , I I I - - - -- - L l• ' 1t~ Radio Program SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD -- I I I l::;~;~:: 7~r.~::;•:Ai;~ I • n.n! SOCIAL ..;: I I 11•na 1 .... _......-.....- I rCIHlY illY and dl tm the laiJorl' expended EMPLOYING ONE'S TIME A REPORT ISSUELJ f1om Columbu:s :.;how~ that uuem ploycd peuple in that city are usmg much uf then spare time Ill •mplO,.lllg thCJr mmd:-~ ( olumbus Uewg at av('ruge clh Jt H! teasonubl~ to !>~Uppo~c that 1dl othe1 Keep .JliJ~ mans Patntera 9 SO Clara Lu and Th1s 1 net lbe public 'At'& Em 9 46 Waves and Melodies 10 1 ecmed u be if nat a t ucss 1m1 II c Wh tley Dental 08k~e will -,_~Slumber MUBic 11 C'lwner 11 15 llO~cs IlL lt:a.st Ill canftlct I th ur. d nrtcr SulUlXIt~,Y AD~~ Blue Rhythm Boys lJ 30 Henry t.twithslaJidlllg the frL"<!uet t u e 11 t 20th lOCll m d all Jhlrtl.e/S i]i. Dance Orehestra ~~ the ll an.-s Atlnntk telephone nnJ deb ed lo 11 is office will plea~ e .set 6 35 p m l negoUaUons abiOad ( and the po~~oerH 111 \\h~el •~ st7ms~~n~t:~~tl beC!l~~~~~~~d t~f~~~;L:l1 ~ ne" &pupcr correspondents Jn Lon don aue Uung while the Wi~.ijhJng ton cmrespondeut.ll who covet the WhHe House and Sta~ Depo1 tmcnt were being told tiOll\t:'thing t o CltiC!-1 hi C rh \ t luplllg the :-!UIDI tendency Th1:s I!'I \Jl\C 11H aUT'etent en ue Y 1 of Hum=hme at h :-I !'It among tlic da1kl c:loud"lof hcre 1 lncidetJL brought nn I} depre~!i!Oll The fact that people ~1c en tilln ~~~d 1 ~:0:~~<; dt a voting t l ntprm c tl.:lrmsehe~ \!'1 of greale!!t lmptlltHIU e ~~a Germany w at LOll 1 I t proveR that the c1to~en~ ute domg all m the1r powe1 to dou It new Hoovet lpian 11 p Jes1dcnt p1eparc thcm,t'hc:-. t01 hetter th1ng,; C\Cll "hen l h c 1 ut l worlr.ed t e and tl ansmlt look 1:-1 du•kt ,;/ ami ,.,_hen one y,ould he most Hpt to be di 1ted to m~ulV 1 ~=teth~~d a~~t~~~:O~:~~:\I~ie 0~~~ a• 1 1 ld 1!\ ~ b n~ ~l o ee will present IW.Ih.. l~r :~ t m~ All dcnt.IIJ equi]ln nt \"'J•LE'" ·n" ~ DENTAL OFFICE 8 1" 8 I 2iOO•~w,~8-~I~O~I~t~==~-J~~~~~~~b~~~~~;~~:~ tl1t lo• • tftn ltmptra.turroftht I NElcot'trlt al'l'rlJI btolow so• tht 111051 G-~nt.0\1 I peruluoble l•-1• ate: .Uc:Jy, pn pc-rly krpt for many days at a tlmt )In Gl.anu 1n1i.de a G~lltral E\c:~T'Ic all Slttl e~~binrl Note the gcru:rot11 Ru~e •l;'ltC• thr alldnJI' aLclvea that make fOIXI tat)' lo ruch 1M ~ram proof porcda n III tcorwr the p.orcdallliVpcr frreaer Vrou netd Qt\er worry a'ti01U the 11m(!lt I ¥ ::!u:: 1 I 1 trJfldfcJP-c W'aa at1pPoru~d t~ be the best ph~tHrHLtl Whv :O~s'rHr~!,\:Ctna~~~:Jh Qbt try tfte same theory m the Europt:~an $ItuatJJn 1 11p 1u Wtshm 1M m t;t usunu~ • To ,... ~ I .., PHONE 581-L r , ea~o n kE'Il l Knrl tso P) th tlS \1. 11 M:eiiS J ..... ' I'L.... ' ,.,,., .BoHI '1. ~P-ile,..._ , GENERAt and nel&hbortno ()CC~u:ion I ~ 'olUffibl"a - I ~e~~~~~~n~e'~!~~~J~; ~~~P~~~~~~e~' I ~~~~ :. ~~ M"':~d ~r HUPMOBILE BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Ed~~o aMc<l• 1om ' 1 _rW.,. ° I TOASTING expels SHEEP-DIP BASE naturally 11 I Personals present 11 •1n every tobacco leaf I I I I 1 1 "I ( 1 and They're fHdso they can't to 1 I I 8 be I I I I I Cheshire I I 0:: I I I The - - a V3 ~itl2jen I I I ~~~ ~ Llll~~:~ I I I ELECTIUt I Y.'tOte rst uty w t ht' nal otytl" "'H Gitl'ord The"'nwhok forceof the adminl.slrll.l.IOI'\ lll &t. )'Out cU.poaal atu;ed upon my experle nce ot to sum(' years In such probll-.1111!1 1 am ~Uff \l,e ..,; ill com pass thlli task v tllv c'ectd<>d to C.l.St th 1 Jot v. l h ., 1 l lg the past \\~t searching h~s,. Ana htaa 1'0~ scu rh Q rl ut e~eral places for seinell etc C A has 1ct ~et bt'el se t v.h r 11 th r While of Belp1e was arrest~ for rck 1 CIOl;l:> lht> de o t In ll rh 0 l ntlng ~qulrn:ls out ot season and m r J d b 1 1 ~ ~ , o l' ..., 1 vaB fint'd S~5 for killinG one A I 0 020 1ret 1ong and I 6 1eel be n :1dc b 1 I 1 br 1 d ll 1 ll \ "ne n!n lled by SE'\ f'hl l of the onlctr~ rltl'p \I.KS taken at MarleUa and that 1t \\ll 0 r 11 i.Jl lhC' rn F'l.l ll 1lso a man by the name of Eiseman 1 N0 I wn JliOb hi 1 lh l tl r r 01 1 11 of thal Cit} \l.as anested fOJ pa nate to al~nd the National con and Cake at the Beth.try M An a nua Ed\\atd ~rs o~ey) Fo~Js ~tor Oil!() 1\ l'r k~ I esslon o! a hoop net A house 'Ventlon nd 11.lso to sele<:t 1 place E Church Saturday e'\e- e1 ~ two chlldren Jose•il 11 d ll t'!U Pomeroy was searched re for the District cotwentlon rh e Augutt 22 Jl e an 1931 P~urlle 1 FJq b ra t<' 1 1 pa ru llm s ~~ e "tlll c~ntly and a la1ge seine v.a1:1 dls next ElHhth db;tllct cumentlon v.t U nlng, • Ml:; c rl B d •we .._.~ tM Hw~lle .. ._ Jth• IM.r c•r ef lta ct..& .,. .... J n tn ll.f r Nick Hem(' S\ ha\ <:tl\ ~Jt'£\ All >lolators w.ken b} the be leld l l Mlddlepcrt In Octobe r Pr•c:e lO.C t l oleu a ass an lh Jdren ut fi ll al1ec.d mr dr & \ t'lR L1 ps to 111 <'11 the past \leek have 1ecN~e~ the dates tu be KllllOU,nced latet 1 vl l ~~~ re lattvt :> hf'r• Cc ht" bu nnd Dlh('f notlhun 11 he:n~ nnes (Ul 1 The comenttcm 1.\as N!C~ Ived lle~ 1 1 seatrh or 11ld lo I ('QUip Mlddlcpo l ~htough the etlort& Jl 111ft l 1 urdet t1 at t11 e at 1 d l~Uc :'\;QT TO s} LJ PROPt:R1 v Mayo1 Halley and otl'ICI dclegatl ::; I work rnn be p 1 t on .,., th a n 1 J wno lltlended the meeting at Cleve I m 1 1 af r.cmfus!on and e maxm u Tl e tt'al est!lrz;-~ Reid o s til hmd of eclat so tt has been H' polt.rd lb.llt:'r Lomoe M Stelnba1e1 and D lrlll!:l th .. D <trlct me tmg 111: The larget!t r ro1Hl n II " hlslo ' Mllll1ie D Sfert.bouet will not be the t 1te CUH.ltlo Robt' tt Warnd of thr organlzat.1on 15 PXDC(tt>1 1\<l fold as v.as first suppw""d a~ a of P(.ffitrOY was select.edUJberveon oon as the men ber sh•p Is 11 ttfl"rl 1 v ~ on the propf't v wa:oo teeelved the Americanism comm1t~e anrt fl t r> thf' ,IR\ a ad da le wiliCh Will her" 1ece 1t1y by Sheuft Th n Cednc C:lmk Meigs county prosep ~ t tl The levv nceor jJng tc. a colllrnu cutmg ~ttotn .. ~ w11s selected t) 1 1 c m d 11 lhf' \ n :>.! [UII ( mr men reC<'Ived here Thur~ay serve on lhe Comm!Uee of Resolu 1 mullllng from an altotne~ o[ Ea t t10n e wa11 Intended a s a ::~,Hl The Eighth dlstt ct of the LcJi!lOI RAILWAY WORKER IS - ;,;- ,;;,, M ' Leoc B ' " I Flev~lt :;tu only and the 1eal e, l tt~ was rc.r p!l~s poM.,-; !rom Ul ~ iullowlng 1 SUDDENLY STRICKEN mu~eu tnto the F1 )(':h apattm('nt not to be sold as atlv t ~ d 1 1e coun •es Fau I t ld Pert } .J11 ksu1 j Mr, B 0 Ollfllen and d:i ., 111 (Black, h1tmg, harsh )rrttant chemicals) judgment agll.inst thP real t tate AUum~ Gallta \llld Mtlg I1a Lewl~ 45 ~taro cf age £\lea IG£0\J::ia pen~ TuC'sda\ ., th M s situated here In PomeiOJ' w s rc - ~ ~::_c:::__ _ .!iUr!denlv Thm day nm 1 2 abcut Davld MrH~ r In Hm t \ngton ce!V('d by The Union Comm<.:rchli & Savings Bank of East P~!c~t.m It 30 oclock fullowin(t a rrtrlwaJ VI f! n a Snuea h :\s H r I -"-h"ge 1 h 1IC ~ U ff t'Ted Pert !l Gl t 1 \\here h r has ant! the pm pose of the levy was t.o Mr and l\ " J(l(' Btnnle~ and he .,,..,, " \\lie whtlP at work at th~ Nt:w York 1 npln}cd fo th r r; o t «e tr I ptotect the lnte1rst of the tesj:Sec I RII I]) l]rHI 101:; thetl f!;Uf~ts 1 c.entl) J the PlH lJ('S 0\1. t lit lo rt""ent other Mt ;;nd Mt"!< Floyd St.~nle:v und C~ntraJ talJroad 'o•d• ' ., ' Hr:b~ 1 11011ths Hr < Hll le\ develOI ments according tc tn at da t(~ £ Ellznbclh ol Chll.uncey "'h .. w he we~ 1 mployed tornf'c':__ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ M F'll H fln1 Edv.ard Eldlclb:u gr or Arl ian Mr Lewts oomrlitlned to 1 t ~< w r M cl Ltllle Billy Jo E t llY ur befor<> lf:>tning hts hom! f~ POT LUCK SUPPER compamed Ius gtll •dv r " Mt that he wo not feeling \\1' l t 1 and rfrs Floyd Stauley home wh r SRld He had l:ecu at work Jto:ot n A pot luck supper WI\.<; SCI'\Icd on he wlll visit a numt:e 1 0 lu r;hort time when I e \'ia~ stllcken lawn of Rev and Mrs Glenn He i1i sunlved by his wtfc a• d s Tennell of t1 e Bethany end Forest Sam Fuga.W a! Columbu ~ \ Run churchf's An unusually lnrgc lUng his br.ather F 1\nk Fu.,atc S1 uuml1er of 11sta 11 rrlst 1vr~ 1 he .--.f lr·\\ rr "' ron d '\ven .. crov.d of people was prt>sent 111 and other relatives had no childft'n C ~ Pl 1J t1 j l 'Jtl C It ~ spit e of the mf"ien enCil's of the M1 s WUlllm Wam~1 of Chr:st 1 The funt'ral an ~ng mf nts a r f't l I (fl_ \1.\\IV \J t h weather A most cnjovnble even i<; llw gu('s L of het son 11 1d dn u~l being camp}~tt>d t' t r R o , hnB s M rs H l W lch mg 1\u~ spent te1 111 law Mr und Mts Hun ::l.lll Wldf'rtakl'r!\ and wJll be anno nc o b ftu n r. ll"'lh1 r ~>ol Wa1 tet and ;on on Llncolu JIIIJ later 1 I wr I ome 1.\llh M KOEHLER_ GREENLER ].fl" A P Rlcnald and bab} MORIARTY RITIE!i! fRIDAY Sm lh n d A en ~ 1-. I 1 "') \\went to PntkrndJUI"K Tu dny 1 t .. 1lr 1 \\ th M x \ll when~ ~he \\Ill v!s t hPJ pa 1enl s Thr. funetal f lvatex ro 1 M J s 1?,.1r r d lui 1 1 1 hi :\Vf't 1 , 1 M •s E~elvn Oreeller lhlUgltei M and Mrs Hemy Duncan 1 ephlne Morlarty Will be conducted !':! 11 h 5 PI pn lng ln Jn" r 1 ol Mt and Mrs V S Giccnl'-'l of CtHI Hoffman of Hut lnu•ton ,, from the Sac1-ed Hea1t chm~h Fll K tr: l' h A Wl sr'lnsl H(l r s !1 l c >t.nd M Ed[:!n1 K '-'" .., day mornmg at 9 oclock w1th Rev I e< 1 ~{ t M~> ~ 81 .. ,., 1 fl ~ 1 ol Ml aJ!d Mt ~ John n busltl!'~s visit 1 hete '-.\ rl nc Ua \ Father Dunn officiating Burial WJH flrr ~ ~lth I{ el h.o lrr of Suumr we1e united In M ~ C f' Mal tin of l\.lll.S() 11 be made Ill the Sac1ed Hea t t \ es TrO\ P tl( 1 mar luge Thul'Sdl!\ morning by spent We<:lnesda} In Pumuov with £burch cemetery In charge of th Rl~ · ,~~:l--+l M PI 'J[ H 1 Houf of Ohio UnlvCl~Jty her Q&Ughtw- Mrs Curl Ohltngcr £~Wlng undertakers Th\ ' "'' I" Pa f:le1n lefl "'nd fo.-mel llt"esldent or Rl<• Mrs Ella Neubacher crrhed rrom •· " th h h me 111 C Grt\ lc Collel!:e whert lho twn Cincinnati W""oo"··" .,._. o:»<.oay 10 II two 't• lt t.t' s pPnd ln' ~evcral d<lv~ weeks ... _,, with •• , 8 1·•CLUB Ho.TE.s wer I!IHtduat(d a[tA!or a license had ~.1. vU~,~ '"" ......,.~ "'"" ~.._.. Mrs Cecil :Pra::lbucy delightfully ~~~ t:! ~~r:;~;ts,:S t M'r Mrs 1: t'l l~st fld them by the local ::~Cilrtlt Hellman and OUlU relu ent "bin d the me-"'•·rs heo pl"'· ~ ~ J ,.,., 1 ......... u MJs Harrv Bch~n 11 , __. v'-'" ' ., .. ""' ~ " rh ur~ d a} n1orn J w club at he• hLime u Tl 1 1 av 11 ' ' 501l rP ng McCullough ami Hal-v( 1 on Wed 1es<1oy EV nu ~.: lhe roil w ~~~ ~~~~~r. ~n rl~ nc :~ ,..( 111 1" 8 fhr\ lert 11 medin.t~h tollo 11111 ~ ~:!~~~~ ~ ~~r~ I{] dParker~;b n-y 1ng lnvLCI guP~ts Vf re J,Jrescnt l hrrr wtth wrck 1111' li:'T monv r r a vlst ~ lth eonn,g an vs.~k.'d \.he M:rs R 0 Fow ('[ Mr:; Clycto B-..<tt wn lam~ Mt :1 1!1 M s T.' fH k r l I I [\ [ I elutlvt'~ Ill Columbus forn er s broth<;'r Dl s A Me tyn Mrs Puut Bt' JI cr c ol ml F.~ 1 R ('1\sfn r r W h 1 tN HI fip n f! eJrl nt}(l will re t 1 n to ~~~~:t ~;:ho s~ lously til nl 1 MrsCiarcnreDllt t Huntt nt;:mln t ?~ lh tS III I'~ 1 r hr Mln r rct II Mt Koe blf' ls t:'m l ooctorsll~1~ 1 ey teport the and Mrs Charles M MHt r Mti Tllt'!'lhW lplov rl ht •lle c1n!nt: se1oon a::. ff I g Y mproved Bi<.l'llo18n reccl l I t 1e club prize A W I I toorht 1 th high school thrlf' M Conrnd Seltz lett Wf'dt t'sdav f\"11 11 and Mrs r-uu B (I ll was D\aJded {('~l er "' P Be th voun,.. pf'O!'JC hAve folrne I\ l oam.hlrt to IISil lu~ s1~t1 Mrs the ruest ptlZC t\ftn ~P' nrl!n(: sn h ~In ~ hr>e~ emploved 11 ., lf'aChH~ In 1he cor!le B"'IT\ Dl d husband evenmg cl card pla\llli,; dflllll\ u• M~•g• r_vu ty rrhool!S M!tllon Monrc 1 C1v1 l wa1 trl ~ nm 1 !reshments Wf'rf: •en en bv t w Is~ 1011sly ill rl hi!. LCmr en U 1 h••tec• o, lion t venue,,.., HA( K o\FTF.R 10 lFARS M I'IS El lza Roush returned to hr t r home a.t East Liverpool Iollowlng a SL11MBER PJ\Gil mr: r r<'f 111 Dl flf'lrr. s )('ft M II I Mrs fhcma.s Maumug weeks visit with Mts M~ttle LOI g M1•~ Maxine Smith entertained lh11 rla fr t 1 vn 1 nn 1, 1th hel In 1(1 \l.n om 1h mn~ Knd Edward ond family M' a l l Mrs AtJc und lhc rormrt bolh<>r Ra)mond Charles Rarr returned Wedti"'S at I tt''"home en Second Avenue rm Jfll \\nit f'f ''i rl~ton lof Cnr1t1ml 1\Cie he WCrllcs dKy from n l.nle( business visll at Wednesdav rven nto: \ llh t u tt M 1 ln f' C'vHI 1 lcf \\ 11 e~ lay dny ~ 1 1 !l v th Fred Guth ChKrlest.on par' About nine of M ss Snulll ~ or Cohu 1 ~ h<> sh 1 1 M Mam lng \I. us 11 form~ res! M1 and Mr:s Chnrles ease-l re frler.ds wer" invlttd a rl til n]::r Evcrr LUCKY STRIKE is made of the 1 h m 11 .-~ " l lh J lf't t;l PometG'f and Ulis was h1s turnf'd Wednesda} from Columom ed the affnt~ At a lutl lu.a n t "' ' f1 l \ lsJ! he t> 111 30 Yt'!US He ~~ 'f;here t}ley !It tended the Wa.d£\rll finest tobacco lc ... vcs the world can offer-the fin., lunro cf SRndwlchc.~ uJp,rl I• uv. Ctlptr.ln f l.hC' Clevl'land Po DePiero wedding 1 and coftee WWI se1 ved est from Tutke}-thc finest from Ke~,ttucky, Ten• 11 u 11e) ortmenl No do tbt ma \~ of Mr and Mrs Pearl Dow ana chli tl " rl 'let 1 !Sld {'llt~ of PumelOy a ld dren ure vlsltmg Mr nnd Mrs ncssee, Virginia, Georg1a and the Carolinas-the NO 13 ARRIVES ~•eJ ty will IEmcmb:r tt(' lllthrr Stanley Dow on Laurel stt('o:t M and Mr ~ Chffot d n v 1 Crc~m of mnny Crot>s throughout the wo•ld. But The Eastern Stll r~; held theh 8 ot ~ M(ll 1 h p; who wa~ f! mployca Mrs Nellle Smith daughtea Ger of r:rndbu1y an1ounces Ill b•tl nual p 1cmc Wedncsdu n II !Gller on a 7 In mill when trude and Miss Jean Russell r !_ttl t .... bacco leave", regardle:-;s of pria-and kind, as o1 q son born Wcdn.PI!day This 1 at the Sy•acuse Bcac1 Au~lst 1~ 1tt: Rclllng Mtll wa!l in [ull cpera turned Wednesday evening from t th" lhlrteenth ('hild of t 1r. fnmiiJ r~ture prcdu.:c5 them, contam hatsh Irritants. rowd "ns 111 a!l~ndance 8 1rt8 11 on hCI'f' 3ears ag(l ~~:.!~Jp kid WAash1ng11ton D C f'purt a vc d e an nnapo s 1 r} goo tme Mr and Mrs John Dill of E..nt<>r LUc;::y STRII:::E'S cxcl,,sive "TOASTING" Mr and M 1! Richfl (\ F 1 ld1 1 MARRIAOE LICENSE prise announce the bhth 1 Edwarcl Tlickler ar 0a}ton Is vi§ are 'isltlng with Mr and Mr~ 01 Procc:;.}-n pro~.-.:Js th ... !: n1cGows, that punfics, that ltlng Ius a 11nt Mrs Amllnda S~sh b r M a ~ finest to• Ottn PhUlips or Columbu'> er and da l!lhLPrs A marriage license wM IMued by 0 n onday C lv A hEmmtsh and i 1cludeo t' ~usc ofthe r odcrn Ultra Violet Rayf Mr andh Mrs f I Mrs J a ck Roberl.~un IS slowly 1m lithe Ptobatc court here Tuesday af u"l'e'rtATdlih le-~pplfe olMPo1n,~~o~ R baccoquality BmllY " o cnneJ lf eve lived n proun.r from injuries Jeceived lu an ernoon to John Rosso 21 hotel ur,..ay or aloe""' thr t. ·~.pels ccrt:aizt har~h tn.-~a• ~ ~taturally present in the Crary Da.vts ti()me on Mtln lilutomobi!P accident two week.<~ 8 0 auditor of Columbus and Ruth to Sharon 9;here she will att ud a plus thraat St~ are mov413 to the Owen Im Scott 6f Columbus visited :c W1llmmsan 21 or ville clmrch convem..,,-, • (. vc "Y tobacco l~af. Vt'c ~t.. these expeUed irft., 1 RU!I l'lom~ on Plfth Avenue latl\es here over the week end Miss Margll.rel. otU hn awt 1e t .... nts to rn;::.r.ufacturcn; c.f "t.. "'mical CQmpctunds, R sell Batl~y~ who recPntly un Mrs Ivan M It d d hte r turned from a weeks vl~ ~ \1 tth n .. r derwrnt an OJ)I'J"PUon nt tht> Hoi ac an aug r 0 tl grandmother at Wllkes~tl c 1 fJJcyrus arrlvtd Tursdu} fm a \is • • M d M ~-t w• ' ho use them as a b =.sc 1 "' t !ung f"'-eep .. <J:tp*, as ar t'ospital returtnd to Ius hom~ ll with relalt\ers ----....... r an rn ...,.. e uiPP c !'Ire Wed••esdoy Homer Rothgeb Is \l:iltlng his Vargil Sleeth oC Cha.rleston and moving rrom Nnylors Run w the ' ell as a tlowc~.. l spr:1ymg solutton. fo: trees, Mr and Mrs Om Reynolds haw sLStel Mrs Fielding Hawklus at end Lucy Sleeth of Montromery George Kreiter rt'81dence o ER~I 1 C:JWe""S aP1 s'11 u!J -enough to pernnt the daily mcveU "~ctntly h to th "' GOOl!!"f' B11 vru~ n1c \i~ltlng their parents here Main 5 tret:t 1 Reynolds pro-pertv on Grav£>1 Htll W1lbm Swisher and tamlly oi tu\hr~ n Young who Is In 8 Mrs AlUe Marcha n and 11 e(' < ppiug of over 50,000 •beep or the da1ly spray• J H Vanetcr an 1 fnm1ly 1 ~tvr Co111lng llpent t.h~ v.cek end With Charleston hosptt.al ~r.h)ll ver MIBII Moon and Ml We..t of '-" 0 l lll[Vf'd frtltn their t 'lll'IP 11 South U'llalhr~ heae I poorly Y lumbus are vJsiUng Ml68 Ma ta i •g of many t!wuoands of trees. Thus, you 1 0 Sef'nnd to tl'le Smith pto Willard WN'kly and htmlly hovel Harn Harrison an aged W= ai.!:r H ~ e sure these i--ri::~nts) natur.ally present in peortv on M\11 BtrP?t 'rcfuriled to theu home he c after ot Clifton Passed away at his home na s ass llll; £t • "l tob~cc ~ lc<>vcs, ere not in vour LUCKY Prllnk Ja ~>nf'l Ftmn Dllll'\hPr ~pendm(l the summer with their! here early Mopd11y morntqg th~~~~ :a~ln H~~ Tl DcWY'~V rf 'Ff l"f ,,.t.-,n llrr> 1 F I pal'tnts a,t Caldwell Mrs Mary Nnt.l'O!l retti~ned to da f 8 rJ~Ip Ill~ c sl mrl~l Petry Roush ls slowly lmprovlng 1 her home here Saturday arter Y or Ml n ~ ere lt w ~ TRIKE. 41 The-¥'tr! mH. -~o the-v cat1't be in!'' in,. Mrs C 'F: Amltl- anrJ famlh from a recent illm'Sf; He is ~t the sprndillll: seven weeks at Colwnb"" spcMnd hJer Mvaoolltionh wlthdtrlendi!Bob Pred Shlnet left Th11rsd<~v for Sh """ rs ug es an son hom,:- of his son 0 N Roush e WllS accompanied home by M< who we<" '"'''" of "'' Kot"<yn Burk£-ye I Rke wherr he wi1l vi!J t M d M Cl 1 El r and M R1 h ~ N • " 0 ~ h r a~ rs lar es Y rs c a,« atron Reese for th~ past week left Wed w1t P I!TOUP of Mld11~pm-t rnmp Proctor,-.lJie visi,OO recently with Lloyd WUUams of Clifton was nesday for Oak Hill tAJ visit a few 1 eiT th~ his sllll.et Mr.!! F W Butcl'ler end qule!ly married Saturday evening days betore returning to her home M~ D n J<>nlr:ln!t sflf\ Don and famlly to Clara Mcl>ffl'mltt of Maagle at Cincinnati S. Detat. of Agr~eu.l~••Tc. BuTeart of Aninaal 1lloo<: Ann TP.ttiflfiiO, M New Lexlnl!' G M Hawley who Is employed at Mrs Lou EowardB is reported 1m Mr a.nd Mrs Henry Dally mo ed lndwery. Order No. 210 tr11 lll"r" th,. Wednescl"v ~nests of Bucvrus spent thi"! 9.'eek end With provhl& from the Epple propeaty on E~st :MJ~ Mr.r' r"Wl"OI'\ ,.,,.. U nnd his family here Mrs Katie Heaton and Maxine Main street to a bouse ncar White Jfl"'l t I'! vls Sr\"f11rd Miss J~'>nkin~ Mr:s Elizabeth Fulton and gra.nd Elias of Mason visited Mrs Fred Rock ~nt trram l'!Prf' tn Ch11.leston daughter Mary Jane Rothgeb via LewiS Bunday '----------REV BETZ OOMINQ _.., t~ &:h" will \ lglt With M:rs Ited last week with the formers Andrew Payton of Harrlaonv11le Rev M J Betz. former paator of ct!"tlP"l pJ,.,..-l,.t"lr daughter Mrs Hugh Qulnn and spe1 t Sunday with Mr and Mr11 Th~'rTl~~~~ RliPv •p•nt w~n~t'lay famUy at Huntington other guesta Wen! the Bethany M JC ~burch )l,ere but 1 Ray Ptctens In Lonan _,_ I Mr and Mrs Elile&t McCowan 01' now ot bonton will spend tb.. _,_ Callforma week-end w1th friends Jn Ponlerov t J ,, Qrflt~ ~,tl JiAulfhter Ruth and preach at the Bethany M E and Mnrv lf'ft 1bunKlav mornilla: SOCIAL Oladvs Hollman returrled to her home here after spendlnl a week church SuDday lnclud1ng the use of Ultra V•olet Roys ror ( f 1mT'b l" Jl'rlltnv thrv will re lth her 11 Is ter Mrs Ray Thomp·made lee Creom w Home tg.-., ,. ..,.,...,..nAiliP~ tv Pvfr~ GrntP son of Oak Grove BOYS ARE CAMPING Sunshine Mellows -Heat Purffies u-t ~""' 'lf''~' wh <~oent f.fiH'm and Cake at the Bethany M. Mr and Mrs Darius Henry an~ The following IJtOUp of noys a1e U•,.. w-'t rlnt ,.. tt. ,... E. Church, Saturday v~ nounce the birth of a son born enjoying 11. week In eamp at oreat ~ 'llw-t Protection -CI!JGlnst Irritation- agalnot couvl! Jl•""' Tt-eJmn F"l11nl,.v l~ visiting e -~A:ulust lith Bend Charlea RU811eU Rlcbard Qlfll•tn .,.. .. ,.,.... Tf'.., T<n'~ !nina, Auau•t 22, 19~.1 ~f!eMie and Winona Plctens are N:re Wealey Drummond Phihp ,,.,,,. n ,,.. ' P~rt •Ttbura' wa~ Prace lOc. 1 dlnu: thf! -..-eek a.t RIU'\nl!! wlthi Oltfton James Slmpaon Kenneth • filltor here Weclnelday ti'8IAU\'tl. JODI» lmd Wallael BradfonL I rerm~ncntl} ~·led Prlcu ue lowu thlD enr A complett 3 Ve11r Ouarautet tnote.eh l o~ aga nn lfftite C01It And a mo lw 1,1a11~nt &8 lo" u fO lO an nails the rnmlc-1 of your d1ou:e at once Come an ~·~~· c ount y Soo•• .., of Oh c D rll:rt as 1\o.: ' cvuntles tor !Such vtolator5 tnd If n u a l~ llQ 1sl 1\t' lJ u':ldl ion t v bt' arrested they will be fined s thnin(! c l'!lttd 11 11 u n u; llll in I t>a vll} nest umcng th '-se h o haH' fin f he two omcerl:l have been busy ''' Avenu~ Mon•tor Top ll1«haDIIIU It 11 sealed 10 ltrtl ~.., l!'flme Jaw u\ h tht'Jr :>lcp vr lhelt 5 I l'TS mea ns a nHhln!l' fhe twu 1 fl lv qt let ln 0 do to 11 atgf m n ill "h 1 Jj.lllln:• p ru le dor ~ of this secllon I ~ t- Il l s P • '""" l uve llll llOU nCed lht'lr Ul tenUons ! 1 1 c 1 ~ lt... s .k d L ~ Yll.lh lng nL u~ 1l 1 tH carrfUI!Ji throUiJhOUt u .. Chosen By Lemoll vlolot.on btll t~t U an announ~ 1 ~ tl mudt> here b ~ State Gamt I r l lt \ Jr~ ji;l{h 1 CIKrk ll.l d W R - t THE wAR f[ thFrom now unot! "aeo••"""'' ~' 1 1 1:' of>e n ng rlatt' ror lhe squirrel KNIGHTS OF HOT AND SILEN T DESERT PREPARE FOR JouRNEY I 8o man y r umoas June b{>('t fl 1 in cround and ab ~~• Mld1kpon ~tly a.ml UJ.t:Cia ly t .1l th 1 hall of the Kn l J- t 1~..a~ ... an eu.,.lru. t sto (;[1 nPJtnla >UO..l5"" w•llt tl L down b 0 all) hOWld T; lb lOS but sr ved to m:.~ke atorlef! all th~ mOlt> n \ 1' \ rl u 1 u:s nearl) ~ ~~ Ca ll b.. 6 1.1 11 l uninitiated tt lPI-a " elaborate prm lslons U <' quietly made for 01 e of the ~t. c'enlngs at th P\l hla In then t ear 1.I ure th t l a ~ ll~ 1 teen the1e L~ Qltlte som t ml:' Th r for this den cnsti a 1011 a number of Ne ph}t es tfe-k na: more 1~ht 111 tl ~ devloU: tva~ ot crossmg Ute bur o1 the deE-Crt Ill t t: I ll~ sal :1 "cet d v. 1 u av l g thc All IT~ e uncomro U:blv wn m t e orts to p;c-t " tnt n ln l roar. the G1an o:t H1g!'l Klea [: le A guBt nnd Hl~'l Pot n..atc of Rll I t' &UtV<')s In thiS Pll tleular :r the woak Ferd H nkr. h~ an 1nterview fom the gr 1c &h Pl"Jpnet anct fh :st assl~t.at t ~~adviser to the Klrag]( Mt n Downing lm~ n N \1 th b e(:t fa-Hure ' In spite of the fl I toJ e' 112 1 t attempt at keep ng ~he uffau com WARDEfil~ ~ eN •·~I>- ond ~ 01 P~>ul .. 1 "'d ...., "illf'Priaed Parenti [ &Oil W V• Cll.nle So>IUtO¥} W II M1 and Mlli 0 F Loill¥1 wer tend the El~ ht.h 0Nllr w m nn: ce Cortlnued !rom :>a"'e one) oelll!hlf 1lly surpr!!.ed Sundny whe ment G wendDlyn IM'llli onr u! t1 aQ.r ... u Lht~ ummer lij re11.d~ lht toiiOIIo lU K ehildnm and !rlt'lld./. il7!.dU&~ J~IJO t I • ar rived w bpend tl t" d uy W!Lh them lw. r and lilt ~ Dil le Smith II. I M r and M rs Elmer Loli:lllll Ill l da ughter VIJ:;ll.t'll 0 w H Sll l 6 eo• "'"'' " Mu Do<uO hy ard o r ChoHkou' 1 M.r 11 'nd Hov. Lor.! an f I "U"'"" H fUc kl:'rmlln a nd !ll.mt) 1 Every time your motor htmJ Mayor H•rle:y 11 Deleaate:, Sp rln~t fte ld M• 11111 Mrs H c rJ Spr m&field 111e ~>Pt: • lll nl! tht w1.. k R tlboll 11.nd ehJidnll Donlt'} ar i vdth M et¥'5 coun ty rt'la t ~e~ over It costs you money , • , in gas and oil, Supt Rhode•, Altemale: Alth, F\1\ of Pun t"ro:. M au 0 M1 ~>nd M rs R A Dlthl a l dau"h'"' R "by d •· 10 to Convention Mn Hov. urd Bradf rd und ch 1 ~ "" s " 11 <:..o...to u l dre1 Hov..11.zd E d!!! Ill M alco 11 lllld Ra) mond Ch11. pma n 11o ere Sundu wear and tear. With Hupmobile's Free• 1f'..y(']Ht Mrs ElHI w el kez a• r1 rh 1 g u~::sts o r B E Carl :U Jd fam!l ~ Mp,yor Jumes E Har ley ut Mid di e IJ<~vtd a d Man1-l Mr Pt t M and Mrs J o F a 1v.t "' 1 Wheeling, 1000 engine revolutions take d lt'polt wa~ selected li.S a deleg:aLt or Pori ll l .-1 M r , 11.-t ~t s Earl L ua llllHH CIKrLI F r~t~ cu; Jvnes u from the El&hth dl~~rlc( of the ]Ban Wellley r owbndge or 011111 ~ Alabdma Mt anl.l M ~ J ~ 8(!hrau American Legion and Prof C J ls ad Do<"t'y D• ··Od'"u gl m ot Athens att guest." u\ Mt you as far as 1500 used to. That's why Free• v " ' .,._, R h odes o1 Po ruero~ WillS se Iect.e d a & C F J une., alternate to attend. the Notional I M s J H wili.-ls th t guest f - - - - · · - -Wheeling Is a long step toward free riding I convention of the organizatioz rela ~f'S at Ztnes\l llr which wlll be held at Dettolt durin g 1 M t~ No a Tl ompsou rt>tUi ned to llleSt I the week or Sept 2l It was Kl McAr h 1 Fl da\ ,.f r pendm~ 1 lf \J nounced here by members of local fello (Ia\~ \\ Itt] hone JolKs jlo~ts who attended the State con J Gn(\ Da\1tbo1 [Jt nt Suuda) Mt s J W Andnllo und slst{>l \entlon al CIN e land dUIIr 8 the 1 Mn; Be lle Clenden en celeb! a ted par! ..-H~fl'""-' .O.T NO t XI~.o, C ~ t M ' \ >MI.J.O. N $m Clll'ITUaY .unrr )last week SOCIAL the11 blrthda~ 5 mda.} August 16t 1 &IIIJ.O. N $1.?'1 ~ TIU ~ ! (1 1 ~ k ~ H ~M "'I~ ~ 1 $l~~ 5 "kiCIIS AT PACTIIal' 0 Represeutstl ~ e s ot tll.e Eighth d is w tf '' ' '"' ' ' donn•< TO , ... "'' 1 1 ld til Ill 1 ~ ·~~ 1 Ll ct le 8 mee 111 w e Ill t Home made Ice Cream ct L Wtl e M1 .tnd Mt ~ H ~ Va n lrllftl8 CJI"ftO.., - I I ~----~;::::::::;:::;::::;::::;;:;:::::::::::::::=7~--~,;,~,~ ; :1:.----------~I•:..:-M::w:,:~:,,:,~~ o:.:,-------;--~O::M::N~S~f::--~~~~-~;.~~: ::,:~:A::~.·:::::~o:u:::~ rt .:~~~:J:~ ~~~~~~~==:=:=::::==~====~========= 1WZD~T~ ~como ., Middleport V..........ureac ,., POMEROY \TO Ip~n ~ "'"' "'" '"' ""' ""''"" A J RATION " ' News GAME Me1gs • Counttans • I Dr Amy L Whaley B) d Safe J:n 1 gluvely tl1e leporters Stin1.~on h" 1-~urope unci th~e LIL kne\1. lo~t•lni am m~11 Hoove1 plan had not received 1 in coun t 1 tr l~ hc~t tn :stc 1d ot cmplo)mg their Ume 1n ~orne certainly had not presented an)anyatl( I..Q useful wa t t h .Is Ht. hng t l mcrca1!!e thell kno\\ lcdl.f< tht1 COnf~rcnctl It cr"aled a lot 1r confwnon too m81n IH ople arc drC!amtng Idling their t1mc av. ll.:\ anr Shown this sLalemcnt b) as n n HUll many d thc~c 1cvolut1ont1 and nc,lr rch(•lliou Btlins. n Cas~lc stuck to h1 9 and repce.tod that Mr Hoove 1 d movern ~ nt& <lli hrou~ht mto hemg It IS u known fact tha drawn up a plan nnd 9ent ll Q~~ Idlen~"S.I! il'i th e I{ICltlC!'I t Jll'i:.C!t that frou!Jle haR When hH• Jlltit reiterated everything he &. 0 satd be tote there 1:-. n• 1lher wa~ to get a Jlcl:sJn 10 trouble, IL1lc1HH•1 • •• come~ alon~r unri the gc1m \\hlch a:ou1d not be €1lhvenea l thE~c~ually at cou ~:e It de\elopod a e plan WllS to !eave Kll tl)" i n any at h cr munr \1, ~oon becomeg an i mated an<I t h c gur sltort·lerm ca'tdtts In Germany for cesdul browing has hcen accomph"~hcd • llelb:l of tflOnth! But Col Stirn •on aaJd Ulat this wa.am t a Hoove Thi!:l imprO\emcnt therefore HI-. vmy good thmg l01 l plan that in fact It really was 8 all It has c\ 110 boon noticeable Ill our own \ 1Jiagt; ::: PQla,?u.~r ;_1Ramsay Mar.Donald r~ u r• me Mlnl11~1 or at tJ_e Writer ha!i ~ecn lnHthflCflH in the pagt few da~ S Of moal B Joint H'tla\'cr MacDonald plan I youn~ men with nothmg to dn, :nttmg tn vanouR places of Thcte w".. s muc1l IUUU~I!liJ IUtd Qpsinc&S 1 bu~y \l.olth a book \\ hether 1t IB fict1nn, fv.ct 01 criticism of OoJ Stinl~t) 1 on u1 n ~ tec)}.,.tcaJn k lhe mtnd te~ bcmg broadcn{!d and t~orn~ ~ ' ",~ver~ trlonds he1c 1 11e m )t up The\ 1 ~rood fs b~.~und to ret~u1t Let the &nod work conth1uc t.hot~~bt' M:r H(Kner should 1ct th"' l f credft for the plan and here Willi hta Secretan Gf Sta ce ~tbroJ.£\ d_, It \ 89 11 1 \ J .lll'illl IUOh CIOdl\ In the.~ld day" the doctor ~ ho gave the WOJst-ta'"'tu~g..4!er. U\ai. the IIDII&IP met Cal u8~~ coun\ge< I at c Jll d ltll>llH On e _KHil.t 'Joub[l cxJwnP.tlctd m FOOD \\ ashlngtu m ~ I PAOJ: T1UtD I I • •v. "It's toasted" I ~Q"c& No wonder UJCMifS are-always kind to your thi'Ol:!t. �• TD DAILY 'r!llB1lQ, I'OMDO'r, - Taking Things in Their Own Hands lBE.. -_... llAIJ.Y TRIBUNE • ...,.a.,..,.,,.. ..... ,...,o_., ' ~ !!!JH ,., ~ <lllder 111o ..,. o1 s '"' • l!! .,. ... '""''"""" ......... - 'I ~ H J 5 .. • hem Bunda)' ., j:l,~~ WI\ .............. P- :w ...... ollld son Franklll m~ here 8&\ur~ d&)' rventnc tlpn ~ W ~pe 1d a weei Witb Kn ~~ 0' ' ~ota. PUbiiiiO"' Dolll """ vt.CRtlon from hi$ dallY pind aa chkl t.~ Itt lbe MU.lllclpal. eourt .,.: ~ ~ IHld .. leM.u1 01' nelfl Ql&U. fllf publlci.Uoo &bc1' ._.. 111 an CNM I1P \ball' a&Oe--altbDUfh oot nece.uarUy to be .......... Aao11Jmou1 l8Uen. hOwner excellant ar.d deek&blt l.n them . . , . . Ill 1ID .... not wUI ... ,. ...... orr I'B M&IGa •llaus = a=.,. ~o c COJUAIIJ' ., ,.....,. - · - · - · t)flue . . . '!'O .,.a_CI'!'Y Sunday m.omlnc brllht and. early MiBe Vb'lli'IJa Schaefer IUld l4l.l5 oreoe IIU.., ~ tor otnclri.. nail wbelJI ~ wUL mt« Cllrllst 0~ ....... . Clre81&Ue• ...... QU . . . . . ~ - ...... atop~~,.-~ to pPend t. mur e ot d&YI wtth telalJ.l!c. of Mile BcbMier NUl will repca t &t the hOIIPital nuu·aday lDOI'Ilin&: tor d.u&.r El'et)'Oile ~ l~~g ~ Y8Uftl' 1lwlies fede. sure they WW make gOOd. ln tbelr chOB m ~'*'lm.. Heres all the luck in tile wortd to t.heee YGUDI latUee NAiJoNAL &JiV.f&'ftSINO &EP&~SINT.t.TJVI:i Devlne·Tenne:r corpon.Uon New York and ChlcapJ • !lr and Mn. ftulk 'We&· Mr £~ wtll l!njof a neb w ....... _,.,, b WD .,Ytclueida.): to ~~ a lew day& wlth I be torme:r 11 ,lister Mrs Emma Query Yr and Mrs Bigley Will go m :o Oineinnatl IU)d spend a rev. wetb Mrs Biil~y and Mrs. Qw:rY,I t1ll IV 00 New Ririu:naod. 0 to of the caplktl city MJ s )ttacy lkee;le end wn ~ n1e moved iUL week from the Ida Wol property on E1.tn a.tl'fiBt to tlle Sayr,. property adJaotnt \o tra ~ile property on Fltth 6Wcet. Guy Neider Ule ThJrd at.ree• nerch~~ont and bli mou.er move:i ,Q&t veek from l"tp;b ltreit to t.belt new l'(lme Just comp~ on u~ vial.~ a brother Altua Parsons 't Bwe-utb ~~tree&, • reti!'f'd merchant whom Mn Bigley F~. ryrmui Qlate Piclten.e who t\aJ; has not seen hl 26 years. !!Ut'l'~aod miJQh !rom the 101& 0( Gllll eye md moat tl the stahl ill the Attorney Prank E&ton wl1e and. clh"r has expen<:nced W.Ue cbangt: two children retumed to tbelr out 1 able to be about the prem~ l home In HuntiniWn Sunday eve- by •he aid or 8 cane Ali Cooper and W :S Rftd 'f'Ul nlng after a vacation \ l&lt ol a week spent here with l(ra Ea.Wil s \ J ) elf the fbl&ls in tb.e best mOi.her Mnl J M Spencer Wr KILl r contest in tht: near future IN CAMP and KI"B Kelly coe of cotwnbus exa" daLe lo be ghen later Wa~h Quite a numbtr of tbe members who spent their vacation of a week for t.he date you can t afford to o1 Ule kx:al 4-H club Joined other at the same time and place s.ccom ml.s& tt ntm~.berll at Pomerov MoJldu.Y and panted Mr and Mrs Eaton to Mrs L 1lu Wclf came home Bat I left for a weeks outing In camp on Hu 11 tJngton for a weeks vllllt urday c\cnlng from Flvto Polnl..~ the Long farm near Ja.ckoon 0 J.!" and Mrs Harold BIB}ey Wt!re wbc she spent revCTal WtJeb with Th(18.t' &Ciong were Ma¥Cella Cle IJU r:;ts last weell: of tbe Latters po.r her daughter Mrs. L r Noni6:'hmd DJx_le Spenocr Rose Lee ents tn ALhena They returned Mrs Ha.tt..ie Damca da.ughler H~le, Smart Betty YJ-lll.!.~hhc Dndltlcme Bat.urdaJ Carrie He.lc and t.he ll&ttera MIM Mlld~d Busch of AnUqwty son Pierro Hale motored. here Sat Dorr·thy aod Drua111a f!JdJler is hert~ spending a few days with urday from Oolumbu& and qJcnt All r•ll!llouo teo<'hbor, doetrine or W ~.,.,.IJI.P Ill P • a"aed, •rthey ar.-to have any cla•m Bll'IS MEW 1the MiSses Kathryn and El(l!Se sev 1 days. wtth _, w w a Wllb~ Rotie Lhe ~~~ propa'ie- Bell er! "' e v-er U.PO t1ie love, loyalt)' and devotron of the people. m111t bfJ m harmony with t.cJr or t.he Elm Street tuiiQ& statlvn Miu Oenevi"Ve Decker arrived und amlly and uther tt:la.t-ivcs at the~ of JEINI the Christ whote wOrdl fit lut.o every fold an_d crevtce Is out with a spJc and span new Pdday from 'Fairmont W Va and this plate 'Ibcy also vLsited M1 el ~ human b~J ab.d of whom lt ..-u ..td in Jbha '1 .4.6, ~·NEVER MAN Pontlaa car pUrchased last week vt&lted until Sunday with her pr..r Daniels brother CapUI.in Geor~:e IPAU tAKE TniS~MAN ' 1 from the Gaul agency 1n Pomeru;. enta. Mr and Mrs E W Det ...er Bmlth IUld family at. AuUqulty Mr ' P,....,.bllia!*4.s..&J._c.......,_OWo ·-~----U:isa Decker is employed ln the of· Hale Ls &:enm sJ lna.:a&l:7 of till A . . ~· ~ ol the C&-rnegle steel & Ow< Mercbants Reta.U Association in RIGJI;'IEOUSNESS BRINGS f'EAC~The "ork of "ght I ,;~:~( evening about dusk a Oompa.ny and is commandina: s. COlumbus and is one ol t.ht prom sedan belonlbll t.o A 8 handsome salary She was ~ceom lnent. bu&1nesB mm of ihat city 1( eou&}less shalt be pl!acc and the effect of rtghteou~nes~; and drtven by hill AOn col J)f'rued by her JE!Ot:lenum friend Mt.e Olbbie Du6itey returned qu1etness and a8.~urance fur e\cr And mv people shall l With a Wtllyr;-Knlgb.t coupe 1Wllliam Lewls; a prominent bwi home Sunday arter a. two ~ek~ belongtng Lo Frank Johnaon oi l ness man of the same citoy \'&Cillon vl.slt. with her wn In lal\ dwell m a peaceable hab1tatJon and m sure dwcllmg~-> Middleport at the lntel'8tcttou of Miss Bernice Bogart and cousin oDd. daughter Mr and Mn. Her and m qutet reRtJng placf :i - T~aUl.h S3 17, 18 , ''''n'"and Thltd streets Both rna I Mlso Ruth Young of Mt W&l!hing bert Da.vish at Hantlltcn 0 They 1' were badly damaged but ten 0 arrived here SatunJ•Y to (lCCOr. panled Mrs Duskey home or the occupa.nts ~~oere In· spend several weeks with tbe tor- and wW visit. here II. few c.1&,)s i IOHed. mer's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ml and Mrs H ar.:~ U"Ues d Pred Bell They were accompanied iQlll ~ an THE CITY BEAUTIFUL TO VISIT AFTER QUJ\R'IER OF by 14ro Holelman of Cincinnati dau..,•ltu B mkr left Wcdnelday of CEN1'URY The tee cream supper Given by this w~k tor Wheelhag Rnd Mounds OCAL CITIZENS 1f they stop to remember r..w t eca II Mn:1 Ida B~l y ond SJil He rid tbe M E church llldles Saturda.:v \ilk to .spc-td a. week wlth that c\Cry yc,lr Ol neu1ly :-~o when the sap comes up Bigley and wUe wenl to Hw1tmg- evening y,a,s a very successful nmur folks of Mrs. Mi!C& from the toots ot the tJees 111 the Spnngt1me .mU the ted and netted $35 00. The fcllowlng young men from •~----~---_.____ """"" · - · """ •• A.. ""' I Mr and Mrs Emmett OOI'lllln o! here w~nt to the ftahlng "8mp of blood starts a gam to coursmg through the \ eJnB thpt am Ocldkettc s venetian ~mble Akron were auests of t.beil brothl!r Tho.-nt Wt;-1! at Grell~ BCII.u M:on h1tlon rum! rwt and p1 oml~es ¥rt: made by vanot,IH people WON-Chicago (fl6 4 '120> 1 30 p. Itn Jaw and sister Mr and Mrs day to spend the week huntln 11 Dinner Dance 6 45 Harold Clark Jlvlden over the wook end gro~ d hogs find flshmg Ben Pbll to them.l!elve:-~ that certain 1mpt oJvcments writ Ue made Louie s HUilii'Y Pive rhe favorable season has pro sc 1 ~!chard Hay~ W111lam St.c And so eve1y year 01 so u clc~n up mo,emenl 1-c l)tarted Walt and Skeezix 7 45 an exUberant growtl1 ot wart And Franklin Spcnc" They Burtnetts Orchestr~J BIll alrowr the town but thank!:llwtr.:'! accompanied by Oil~\ Stew whereby uur nve1 front takes a g<>ncral o\er hauling FOB AUGUST Zl Modem Mood 8 4$ Earl BurlneU s eJilcient 11tceet oonunlssloner art. It gees wlLhout sa.ytng tlu::y as a It~ult w~m c " rea II) met! outlook orchestra 9 Ml1111trel Show 9 30 ls always on the Job the strecl.<l will lla\c a good time Thea e has never been a HOLMES Lu andl m 9 ~ Drea.m Bhrp public places have been clean AU pupils of tbe gru.de and high fhe ouh trouble Wlth thtH If.! that the u1ge to hev :~::~:;T.~jhe Stebbins Boys 10 30 UP and taken ca~ of Now we schOlls o! thU; place e ucsted Kay s Orche.tra 11 Jan a few prlvat., loU. tba.t 8jre au to .__ -. ar l'efl the HJlagc lookmg best, soo11 dle!-1 out and long befot' to the vllJage and tt would v:: at th ir res!JC)ct.ive buil~ln8s Orchetitra 11 30 Bills or~ Summer \\RllCt; Pumcrov look!:! Just hkc anv othe1 01d1 take 11. Ut.Ue clvlc pride t.o here on &t.urd&y morning Aus~t ll\es" up and comptct.c tlie 22 a< 0 o clock to romptet~ ru nary place whc1e111 the c1tlzens have too htlh.! pride t• rangLmr;nta for m'Cdcd t"xt books keep then 'fJOnt y&~rds lookmg neat By ftont yard we~~~:;:~;:,;·~ Edward. Carrell aud daush and' r.ny ether bush'e~s that mav le1s Anna Lou!& a 1d Ros&l t' o! comf' up nt ti1C tbne refer to uu1 malll !itl eet W1th the niCe new .. lcld eport spoot Thursda,y w1t.h Mr and M:rs H M Hoovis or htghway, which no doultt ha:-~ attracted many tu:r ~Rtents Mr and M~ B 8 Mercc- fa. are hue the to1mer through the town who lmmedy fountl \HI.)l' and moea1o; Mill ur)' Wlt:it 1: o.f~er bi.S tnterer..ts ;n the 1 Mr and ll:."S. B B MallOry l'lnd. lcca a,ll Pfi ~Ill 1 ) to avoid us altogether l>~\t9•l JJollVe ndl:hillJ! tu •~It• lUI thdr Stulda.y &\lest& J4ll l1lloU. tSJ:It~car (lliOII and llcoUM!r f-:ul the taJI, nasty lookmg wee~ a'<.,. th-ey ~ fd1l\i e ~t:iong ~,;.,;;;;;; ;-;,;~;;;,··;:;;~~ M.t$ 141J.too lllaiJocy ~d aq 11 J~ and their bQy 1'rlead Riibrrt ~t· i),:c.;,~ci_::_:~:: Li or C•la'rk~ton Mr an1 M.rs. Ja.I'Jltt; r1illt ret.urnoo i.o ColumbwJ Tucs featSt their eyes on the beautiful placid Oh10 R1vcr upon u tv. J I --Sln~s Mr a.ud. ll4ni Jchn Slnea day lollowin& a. visl.t of soveraJ. d\IYS Not onh HIC thc8e weed~ most umnghtly under such ch 1 A s Acthg Secrete.IY durmg Stlm· and Mr and Mrs Mal') Dawson cJ here with their gtan1jrnother Mrs almost the t nt1rc length of our Hl!age s long lt u.as assumed on n l sotf& extended absence OaH.tle ha• tOns or~hcstra 8 46 Popular Pro Baden W Va,.. Mr and Mrs. lla J M SpenOOJ> a PresJdent e\er needed I cen lndeiKllgable He bas been at 11ram 9 Heury Theis Orcheatu Ohto Rl\ cr 11 ontagc they ate 1\ ffi( nace el'lpe( La11v a~ the 1lhe <: ouusel anct Hod vice of hts For hls desk and nt the Whitt HaU80 9 30 Clara Lu and Em 9 u Wild and 111LQ.d!1a"'hte. Ethel ------was the Sunday Mr and Mrs Do.v li ol tlme approuchcs t 11 cau.:.;e the many Ha~ l'c\el \ldlml'i1e111n Minister It would hnve been long ctays and longe1 nights He lit cats 10 !:ncorea 1030 vanet.y at a time whetl hls muvh he• aided 1ae(X)unlea an able and etllctent dlp-lto 4S Bob Newhall 11 30 Popular o_.:"c·~~·:··• EJrulry Nease" Hun 4o;.~ W V• to WII$h that lnte Summer and Autumn ncve1 c nne Th ~ Iplnn to sr~ve Germany aJJ)Caled to lomnt and po6&eS&CS a genial per• Orchestra 12 Dn.noe On:he&Va Hom ...made Ice Cream 0 .-,~~- &nd .Frof L J Urvm Mro~~ Rebecca of Cback:socn :spent polkn lrom the:sc weed8 18 Irlltatmg to thcu nostrJb Jllha\e an excellent chance of gomll' .sou~:~.llty add frunkneSII that enablcli WEAP- New York (454.3 6801 54& on lhe rocks 1him to gel t!.long with newspaper p, m Tbe Stebbins BoyJ 6 Ma.,Jor much Improved lii;;~,l~y h~tre the guests ot Mr and ond Cake ot tbo Bethany M addition to thcu makmg Jl eput.il!Oll fot uuclcanhne 1 But Col Stlnu;on .lit nl ln any ~:eporWas 1nr b<Jttet than his Chief I Bowes Pamily, 6 46 The Gold and Pa'll Salaer Wilbur !'red Bell Miu!!fl Kathtyu E. Cburc.h, Saturday eY•· and lack of t:lVtc pnde for our town ev~nt. ~tnd much of the dltncult na~ ev~l ben able lo do bcr~>e 'I Oonoert Orcltelika 8 and. Paul Holman were tbe t...®lse ~1 w.ho ap:Jnt a week Aucu•t 22, 1931. wotll: r.f the negouat!OJ s fell h~ ~ I ular Olub 8 30 DaQCfi Protmm afternoon gue:!ltll of John with Uw Pnres Ia Clttl~ton re~ NolM IS as good hmc a~ any to ::~tart cuthng the weed~ to Undet Secre~my of stale W• Po~:;stbl~ thu Aossip nbout Col. Kodak Prai"ram 9 30 Theatre tumed to thdr homu he ~ wtth Pr- 10.. f O h I I R Cru~ue and Under Secret.a 1y of Etlmsct s pos:;lble retirement 1& ali i the Air 10 Vtncen~ Lopca Oreb. llofr and Mrs W M Brewer and a I ong th e n,_:er ront ur Ntreet commiMsJon<t iS a Iea( :t the Treasurv Ogden L Mtlla ade nut tr there ~houkl be " tra u 8111 Donahue~ Otehest:!• fa~lly were S&turday evenilll shown ,\ WJlltngne~ to co operate and to cut those which It 1ti true that once h~ had trac chang~e ll the top the belle! per l 11 ao Jaclt Denny a Orche~~tra lltrel'lts ol Eber Brewer and famil,} cd Em ope C I Slum;on became 1 tli In m I quarters lhat Prc&i• l WJz-New York CM9.6 7801 ~ 4S are on tlllhlu..: Jli lj)Cit~ 1fthe v.trlOU~ JIIO\)C!lY tHHtel~ Wlllla~.:tlve ln the latet nt!gotatlon ~~nt Houvft wrmkl n<Jt g:o outside p m LoNell Thoma! 6- Amos n e State DcJHUtmcnt fm a new Andy 6 30 Phil Coat 6 45 Be Rb<tumatiom and S-cb t 1kc calc ot tht.: one!> on thull jHO}felt} ~ bJg tmpiO\ emcnl bat at Ute Lime he left tlle C!lpi~Hl 1 th Jt 11ter lll!gotlatuus had tiJl ctncf lie\le It or Not 7 Po ular Pr Trouble Ended after SevWill rc::~ult Uthe1 propelty owne1s on uthfl l'ltrcct;; ca.u been env~aoncd .................. .._. ~ ~ __,....,,,_.,.., l a:ram 730 Teddy Bla:s Orch~ eral YCllra of Suffel iDa add to thl glncl d .1ppeuram• •t the \lllage UJ du1ng tht tra 745 Sisters of the Skillet a llletc IHJ C ~1e11 1mtrm~1s 1 NOTICE Btlly Jones and Ernie Hare a 30 ao MYA Th c lesu I twg I HIHht WI II morel h lll amp! Sec elar~ Stmsons rnndtcl or tt e Ramc t h mg _ j Poputa1 Proa:ram 9 Pn.u.l White IMn! iif!t-...,.,.,.Jif~f"ll&• £"' I Ir , I I I - - - -- - L l• ' 1t~ Radio Program SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD -- I I I l::;~;~:: 7~r.~::;•:Ai;~ I • n.n! SOCIAL ..;: I I 11•na 1 .... _......-.....- I rCIHlY illY and dl tm the laiJorl' expended EMPLOYING ONE'S TIME A REPORT ISSUELJ f1om Columbu:s :.;how~ that uuem ploycd peuple in that city are usmg much uf then spare time Ill •mplO,.lllg thCJr mmd:-~ ( olumbus Uewg at av('ruge clh Jt H! teasonubl~ to !>~Uppo~c that 1dl othe1 Keep .JliJ~ mans Patntera 9 SO Clara Lu and Th1s 1 net lbe public 'At'& Em 9 46 Waves and Melodies 10 1 ecmed u be if nat a t ucss 1m1 II c Wh tley Dental 08k~e will -,_~Slumber MUBic 11 C'lwner 11 15 llO~cs IlL lt:a.st Ill canftlct I th ur. d nrtcr SulUlXIt~,Y AD~~ Blue Rhythm Boys lJ 30 Henry t.twithslaJidlllg the frL"<!uet t u e 11 t 20th lOCll m d all Jhlrtl.e/S i]i. Dance Orehestra ~~ the ll an.-s Atlnntk telephone nnJ deb ed lo 11 is office will plea~ e .set 6 35 p m l negoUaUons abiOad ( and the po~~oerH 111 \\h~el •~ st7ms~~n~t:~~tl beC!l~~~~~~~d t~f~~~;L:l1 ~ ne" &pupcr correspondents Jn Lon don aue Uung while the Wi~.ijhJng ton cmrespondeut.ll who covet the WhHe House and Sta~ Depo1 tmcnt were being told tiOll\t:'thing t o CltiC!-1 hi C rh \ t luplllg the :-!UIDI tendency Th1:s I!'I \Jl\C 11H aUT'etent en ue Y 1 of Hum=hme at h :-I !'It among tlic da1kl c:loud"lof hcre 1 lncidetJL brought nn I} depre~!i!Oll The fact that people ~1c en tilln ~~~d 1 ~:0:~~<; dt a voting t l ntprm c tl.:lrmsehe~ \!'1 of greale!!t lmptlltHIU e ~~a Germany w at LOll 1 I t proveR that the c1to~en~ ute domg all m the1r powe1 to dou It new Hoovet lpian 11 p Jes1dcnt p1eparc thcm,t'hc:-. t01 hetter th1ng,; C\Cll "hen l h c 1 ut l worlr.ed t e and tl ansmlt look 1:-1 du•kt ,;/ ami ,.,_hen one y,ould he most Hpt to be di 1ted to m~ulV 1 ~=teth~~d a~~t~~~:O~:~~:\I~ie 0~~~ a• 1 1 ld 1!\ ~ b n~ ~l o ee will present IW.Ih.. l~r :~ t m~ All dcnt.IIJ equi]ln nt \"'J•LE'" ·n" ~ DENTAL OFFICE 8 1" 8 I 2iOO•~w,~8-~I~O~I~t~==~-J~~~~~~~b~~~~~;~~:~ tl1t lo• • tftn ltmptra.turroftht I NElcot'trlt al'l'rlJI btolow so• tht 111051 G-~nt.0\1 I peruluoble l•-1• ate: .Uc:Jy, pn pc-rly krpt for many days at a tlmt )In Gl.anu 1n1i.de a G~lltral E\c:~T'Ic all Slttl e~~binrl Note the gcru:rot11 Ru~e •l;'ltC• thr alldnJI' aLclvea that make fOIXI tat)' lo ruch 1M ~ram proof porcda n III tcorwr the p.orcdallliVpcr frreaer Vrou netd Qt\er worry a'ti01U the 11m(!lt I ¥ ::!u:: 1 I 1 trJfldfcJP-c W'aa at1pPoru~d t~ be the best ph~tHrHLtl Whv :O~s'rHr~!,\:Ctna~~~:Jh Qbt try tfte same theory m the Europt:~an $ItuatJJn 1 11p 1u Wtshm 1M m t;t usunu~ • To ,... ~ I .., PHONE 581-L r , ea~o n kE'Il l Knrl tso P) th tlS \1. 11 M:eiiS J ..... ' I'L.... ' ,.,,., .BoHI '1. ~P-ile,..._ , GENERAt and nel&hbortno ()CC~u:ion I ~ 'olUffibl"a - I ~e~~~~~~n~e'~!~~~J~; ~~~P~~~~~~e~' I ~~~~ :. ~~ M"':~d ~r HUPMOBILE BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Ed~~o aMc<l• 1om ' 1 _rW.,. ° I TOASTING expels SHEEP-DIP BASE naturally 11 I Personals present 11 •1n every tobacco leaf I I I I 1 1 "I ( 1 and They're fHdso they can't to 1 I I 8 be I I I I I Cheshire I I 0:: I I I The - - a V3 ~itl2jen I I I ~~~ ~ Llll~~:~ I I I ELECTIUt I Y.'tOte rst uty w t ht' nal otytl" "'H Gitl'ord The"'nwhok forceof the adminl.slrll.l.IOI'\ lll &t. )'Out cU.poaal atu;ed upon my experle nce ot to sum(' years In such probll-.1111!1 1 am ~Uff \l,e ..,; ill com pass thlli task v tllv c'ectd<>d to C.l.St th 1 Jot v. l h ., 1 l lg the past \\~t searching h~s,. Ana htaa 1'0~ scu rh Q rl ut e~eral places for seinell etc C A has 1ct ~et bt'el se t v.h r 11 th r While of Belp1e was arrest~ for rck 1 CIOl;l:> lht> de o t In ll rh 0 l ntlng ~qulrn:ls out ot season and m r J d b 1 1 ~ ~ , o l' ..., 1 vaB fint'd S~5 for killinG one A I 0 020 1ret 1ong and I 6 1eel be n :1dc b 1 I 1 br 1 d ll 1 ll \ "ne n!n lled by SE'\ f'hl l of the onlctr~ rltl'p \I.KS taken at MarleUa and that 1t \\ll 0 r 11 i.Jl lhC' rn F'l.l ll 1lso a man by the name of Eiseman 1 N0 I wn JliOb hi 1 lh l tl r r 01 1 11 of thal Cit} \l.as anested fOJ pa nate to al~nd the National con and Cake at the Beth.try M An a nua Ed\\atd ~rs o~ey) Fo~Js ~tor Oil!() 1\ l'r k~ I esslon o! a hoop net A house 'Ventlon nd 11.lso to sele<:t 1 place E Church Saturday e'\e- e1 ~ two chlldren Jose•il 11 d ll t'!U Pomeroy was searched re for the District cotwentlon rh e Augutt 22 Jl e an 1931 P~urlle 1 FJq b ra t<' 1 1 pa ru llm s ~~ e "tlll c~ntly and a la1ge seine v.a1:1 dls next ElHhth db;tllct cumentlon v.t U nlng, • Ml:; c rl B d •we .._.~ tM Hw~lle .. ._ Jth• IM.r c•r ef lta ct..& .,. .... J n tn ll.f r Nick Hem(' S\ ha\ <:tl\ ~Jt'£\ All >lolators w.ken b} the be leld l l Mlddlepcrt In Octobe r Pr•c:e lO.C t l oleu a ass an lh Jdren ut fi ll al1ec.d mr dr & \ t'lR L1 ps to 111 <'11 the past \leek have 1ecN~e~ the dates tu be KllllOU,nced latet 1 vl l ~~~ re lattvt :> hf'r• Cc ht" bu nnd Dlh('f notlhun 11 he:n~ nnes (Ul 1 The comenttcm 1.\as N!C~ Ived lle~ 1 1 seatrh or 11ld lo I ('QUip Mlddlcpo l ~htough the etlort& Jl 111ft l 1 urdet t1 at t11 e at 1 d l~Uc :'\;QT TO s} LJ PROPt:R1 v Mayo1 Halley and otl'ICI dclegatl ::; I work rnn be p 1 t on .,., th a n 1 J wno lltlended the meeting at Cleve I m 1 1 af r.cmfus!on and e maxm u Tl e tt'al est!lrz;-~ Reid o s til hmd of eclat so tt has been H' polt.rd lb.llt:'r Lomoe M Stelnba1e1 and D lrlll!:l th .. D <trlct me tmg 111: The larget!t r ro1Hl n II " hlslo ' Mllll1ie D Sfert.bouet will not be the t 1te CUH.ltlo Robt' tt Warnd of thr organlzat.1on 15 PXDC(tt>1 1\<l fold as v.as first suppw""d a~ a of P(.ffitrOY was select.edUJberveon oon as the men ber sh•p Is 11 ttfl"rl 1 v ~ on the propf't v wa:oo teeelved the Americanism comm1t~e anrt fl t r> thf' ,IR\ a ad da le wiliCh Will her" 1ece 1t1y by Sheuft Th n Cednc C:lmk Meigs county prosep ~ t tl The levv nceor jJng tc. a colllrnu cutmg ~ttotn .. ~ w11s selected t) 1 1 c m d 11 lhf' \ n :>.! [UII ( mr men reC<'Ived here Thur~ay serve on lhe Comm!Uee of Resolu 1 mullllng from an altotne~ o[ Ea t t10n e wa11 Intended a s a ::~,Hl The Eighth dlstt ct of the LcJi!lOI RAILWAY WORKER IS - ;,;- ,;;,, M ' Leoc B ' " I Flev~lt :;tu only and the 1eal e, l tt~ was rc.r p!l~s poM.,-; !rom Ul ~ iullowlng 1 SUDDENLY STRICKEN mu~eu tnto the F1 )(':h apattm('nt not to be sold as atlv t ~ d 1 1e coun •es Fau I t ld Pert } .J11 ksu1 j Mr, B 0 Ollfllen and d:i ., 111 (Black, h1tmg, harsh )rrttant chemicals) judgment agll.inst thP real t tate AUum~ Gallta \llld Mtlg I1a Lewl~ 45 ~taro cf age £\lea IG£0\J::ia pen~ TuC'sda\ ., th M s situated here In PomeiOJ' w s rc - ~ ~::_c:::__ _ .!iUr!denlv Thm day nm 1 2 abcut Davld MrH~ r In Hm t \ngton ce!V('d by The Union Comm<.:rchli & Savings Bank of East P~!c~t.m It 30 oclock fullowin(t a rrtrlwaJ VI f! n a Snuea h :\s H r I -"-h"ge 1 h 1IC ~ U ff t'Ted Pert !l Gl t 1 \\here h r has ant! the pm pose of the levy was t.o Mr and l\ " J(l(' Btnnle~ and he .,,..,, " \\lie whtlP at work at th~ Nt:w York 1 npln}cd fo th r r; o t «e tr I ptotect the lnte1rst of the tesj:Sec I RII I]) l]rHI 101:; thetl f!;Uf~ts 1 c.entl) J the PlH lJ('S 0\1. t lit lo rt""ent other Mt ;;nd Mt"!< Floyd St.~nle:v und C~ntraJ talJroad 'o•d• ' ., ' Hr:b~ 1 11011ths Hr < Hll le\ develOI ments according tc tn at da t(~ £ Ellznbclh ol Chll.uncey "'h .. w he we~ 1 mployed tornf'c':__ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ M F'll H fln1 Edv.ard Eldlclb:u gr or Arl ian Mr Lewts oomrlitlned to 1 t ~< w r M cl Ltllle Billy Jo E t llY ur befor<> lf:>tning hts hom! f~ POT LUCK SUPPER compamed Ius gtll •dv r " Mt that he wo not feeling \\1' l t 1 and rfrs Floyd Stauley home wh r SRld He had l:ecu at work Jto:ot n A pot luck supper WI\.<; SCI'\Icd on he wlll visit a numt:e 1 0 lu r;hort time when I e \'ia~ stllcken lawn of Rev and Mrs Glenn He i1i sunlved by his wtfc a• d s Tennell of t1 e Bethany end Forest Sam Fuga.W a! Columbu ~ \ Run churchf's An unusually lnrgc lUng his br.ather F 1\nk Fu.,atc S1 uuml1er of 11sta 11 rrlst 1vr~ 1 he .--.f lr·\\ rr "' ron d '\ven .. crov.d of people was prt>sent 111 and other relatives had no childft'n C ~ Pl 1J t1 j l 'Jtl C It ~ spit e of the mf"ien enCil's of the M1 s WUlllm Wam~1 of Chr:st 1 The funt'ral an ~ng mf nts a r f't l I (fl_ \1.\\IV \J t h weather A most cnjovnble even i<; llw gu('s L of het son 11 1d dn u~l being camp}~tt>d t' t r R o , hnB s M rs H l W lch mg 1\u~ spent te1 111 law Mr und Mts Hun ::l.lll Wldf'rtakl'r!\ and wJll be anno nc o b ftu n r. ll"'lh1 r ~>ol Wa1 tet and ;on on Llncolu JIIIJ later 1 I wr I ome 1.\llh M KOEHLER_ GREENLER ].fl" A P Rlcnald and bab} MORIARTY RITIE!i! fRIDAY Sm lh n d A en ~ 1-. I 1 "') \\went to PntkrndJUI"K Tu dny 1 t .. 1lr 1 \\ th M x \ll when~ ~he \\Ill v!s t hPJ pa 1enl s Thr. funetal f lvatex ro 1 M J s 1?,.1r r d lui 1 1 1 hi :\Vf't 1 , 1 M •s E~elvn Oreeller lhlUgltei M and Mrs Hemy Duncan 1 ephlne Morlarty Will be conducted !':! 11 h 5 PI pn lng ln Jn" r 1 ol Mt and Mrs V S Giccnl'-'l of CtHI Hoffman of Hut lnu•ton ,, from the Sac1-ed Hea1t chm~h Fll K tr: l' h A Wl sr'lnsl H(l r s !1 l c >t.nd M Ed[:!n1 K '-'" .., day mornmg at 9 oclock w1th Rev I e< 1 ~{ t M~> ~ 81 .. ,., 1 fl ~ 1 ol Ml aJ!d Mt ~ John n busltl!'~s visit 1 hete '-.\ rl nc Ua \ Father Dunn officiating Burial WJH flrr ~ ~lth I{ el h.o lrr of Suumr we1e united In M ~ C f' Mal tin of l\.lll.S() 11 be made Ill the Sac1ed Hea t t \ es TrO\ P tl( 1 mar luge Thul'Sdl!\ morning by spent We<:lnesda} In Pumuov with £burch cemetery In charge of th Rl~ · ,~~:l--+l M PI 'J[ H 1 Houf of Ohio UnlvCl~Jty her Q&Ughtw- Mrs Curl Ohltngcr £~Wlng undertakers Th\ ' "'' I" Pa f:le1n lefl "'nd fo.-mel llt"esldent or Rl<• Mrs Ella Neubacher crrhed rrom •· " th h h me 111 C Grt\ lc Collel!:e whert lho twn Cincinnati W""oo"··" .,._. o:»<.oay 10 II two 't• lt t.t' s pPnd ln' ~evcral d<lv~ weeks ... _,, with •• , 8 1·•CLUB Ho.TE.s wer I!IHtduat(d a[tA!or a license had ~.1. vU~,~ '"" ......,.~ "'"" ~.._.. Mrs Cecil :Pra::lbucy delightfully ~~~ t:! ~~r:;~;ts,:S t M'r Mrs 1: t'l l~st fld them by the local ::~Cilrtlt Hellman and OUlU relu ent "bin d the me-"'•·rs heo pl"'· ~ ~ J ,.,., 1 ......... u MJs Harrv Bch~n 11 , __. v'-'" ' ., .. ""' ~ " rh ur~ d a} n1orn J w club at he• hLime u Tl 1 1 av 11 ' ' 501l rP ng McCullough ami Hal-v( 1 on Wed 1es<1oy EV nu ~.: lhe roil w ~~~ ~~~~~r. ~n rl~ nc :~ ,..( 111 1" 8 fhr\ lert 11 medin.t~h tollo 11111 ~ ~:!~~~~ ~ ~~r~ I{] dParker~;b n-y 1ng lnvLCI guP~ts Vf re J,Jrescnt l hrrr wtth wrck 1111' li:'T monv r r a vlst ~ lth eonn,g an vs.~k.'d \.he M:rs R 0 Fow ('[ Mr:; Clycto B-..<tt wn lam~ Mt :1 1!1 M s T.' fH k r l I I [\ [ I elutlvt'~ Ill Columbus forn er s broth<;'r Dl s A Me tyn Mrs Puut Bt' JI cr c ol ml F.~ 1 R ('1\sfn r r W h 1 tN HI fip n f! eJrl nt}(l will re t 1 n to ~~~~:t ~;:ho s~ lously til nl 1 MrsCiarcnreDllt t Huntt nt;:mln t ?~ lh tS III I'~ 1 r hr Mln r rct II Mt Koe blf' ls t:'m l ooctorsll~1~ 1 ey teport the and Mrs Charles M MHt r Mti Tllt'!'lhW lplov rl ht •lle c1n!nt: se1oon a::. ff I g Y mproved Bi<.l'llo18n reccl l I t 1e club prize A W I I toorht 1 th high school thrlf' M Conrnd Seltz lett Wf'dt t'sdav f\"11 11 and Mrs r-uu B (I ll was D\aJded {('~l er "' P Be th voun,.. pf'O!'JC hAve folrne I\ l oam.hlrt to IISil lu~ s1~t1 Mrs the ruest ptlZC t\ftn ~P' nrl!n(: sn h ~In ~ hr>e~ emploved 11 ., lf'aChH~ In 1he cor!le B"'IT\ Dl d husband evenmg cl card pla\llli,; dflllll\ u• M~•g• r_vu ty rrhool!S M!tllon Monrc 1 C1v1 l wa1 trl ~ nm 1 !reshments Wf'rf: •en en bv t w Is~ 1011sly ill rl hi!. LCmr en U 1 h••tec• o, lion t venue,,.., HA( K o\FTF.R 10 lFARS M I'IS El lza Roush returned to hr t r home a.t East Liverpool Iollowlng a SL11MBER PJ\Gil mr: r r<'f 111 Dl flf'lrr. s )('ft M II I Mrs fhcma.s Maumug weeks visit with Mts M~ttle LOI g M1•~ Maxine Smith entertained lh11 rla fr t 1 vn 1 nn 1, 1th hel In 1(1 \l.n om 1h mn~ Knd Edward ond family M' a l l Mrs AtJc und lhc rormrt bolh<>r Ra)mond Charles Rarr returned Wedti"'S at I tt''"home en Second Avenue rm Jfll \\nit f'f ''i rl~ton lof Cnr1t1ml 1\Cie he WCrllcs dKy from n l.nle( business visll at Wednesdav rven nto: \ llh t u tt M 1 ln f' C'vHI 1 lcf \\ 11 e~ lay dny ~ 1 1 !l v th Fred Guth ChKrlest.on par' About nine of M ss Snulll ~ or Cohu 1 ~ h<> sh 1 1 M Mam lng \I. us 11 form~ res! M1 and Mr:s Chnrles ease-l re frler.ds wer" invlttd a rl til n]::r Evcrr LUCKY STRIKE is made of the 1 h m 11 .-~ " l lh J lf't t;l PometG'f and Ulis was h1s turnf'd Wednesda} from Columom ed the affnt~ At a lutl lu.a n t "' ' f1 l \ lsJ! he t> 111 30 Yt'!US He ~~ 'f;here t}ley !It tended the Wa.d£\rll finest tobacco lc ... vcs the world can offer-the fin., lunro cf SRndwlchc.~ uJp,rl I• uv. Ctlptr.ln f l.hC' Clevl'land Po DePiero wedding 1 and coftee WWI se1 ved est from Tutke}-thc finest from Ke~,ttucky, Ten• 11 u 11e) ortmenl No do tbt ma \~ of Mr and Mrs Pearl Dow ana chli tl " rl 'let 1 !Sld {'llt~ of PumelOy a ld dren ure vlsltmg Mr nnd Mrs ncssee, Virginia, Georg1a and the Carolinas-the NO 13 ARRIVES ~•eJ ty will IEmcmb:r tt(' lllthrr Stanley Dow on Laurel stt('o:t M and Mr ~ Chffot d n v 1 Crc~m of mnny Crot>s throughout the wo•ld. But The Eastern Stll r~; held theh 8 ot ~ M(ll 1 h p; who wa~ f! mployca Mrs Nellle Smith daughtea Ger of r:rndbu1y an1ounces Ill b•tl nual p 1cmc Wedncsdu n II !Gller on a 7 In mill when trude and Miss Jean Russell r !_ttl t .... bacco leave", regardle:-;s of pria-and kind, as o1 q son born Wcdn.PI!day This 1 at the Sy•acuse Bcac1 Au~lst 1~ 1tt: Rclllng Mtll wa!l in [ull cpera turned Wednesday evening from t th" lhlrteenth ('hild of t 1r. fnmiiJ r~ture prcdu.:c5 them, contam hatsh Irritants. rowd "ns 111 a!l~ndance 8 1rt8 11 on hCI'f' 3ears ag(l ~~:.!~Jp kid WAash1ng11ton D C f'purt a vc d e an nnapo s 1 r} goo tme Mr and Mrs John Dill of E..nt<>r LUc;::y STRII:::E'S cxcl,,sive "TOASTING" Mr and M 1! Richfl (\ F 1 ld1 1 MARRIAOE LICENSE prise announce the bhth 1 Edwarcl Tlickler ar 0a}ton Is vi§ are 'isltlng with Mr and Mr~ 01 Procc:;.}-n pro~.-.:Js th ... !: n1cGows, that punfics, that ltlng Ius a 11nt Mrs Amllnda S~sh b r M a ~ finest to• Ottn PhUlips or Columbu'> er and da l!lhLPrs A marriage license wM IMued by 0 n onday C lv A hEmmtsh and i 1cludeo t' ~usc ofthe r odcrn Ultra Violet Rayf Mr andh Mrs f I Mrs J a ck Roberl.~un IS slowly 1m lithe Ptobatc court here Tuesday af u"l'e'rtATdlih le-~pplfe olMPo1n,~~o~ R baccoquality BmllY " o cnneJ lf eve lived n proun.r from injuries Jeceived lu an ernoon to John Rosso 21 hotel ur,..ay or aloe""' thr t. ·~.pels ccrt:aizt har~h tn.-~a• ~ ~taturally present in the Crary Da.vts ti()me on Mtln lilutomobi!P accident two week.<~ 8 0 auditor of Columbus and Ruth to Sharon 9;here she will att ud a plus thraat St~ are mov413 to the Owen Im Scott 6f Columbus visited :c W1llmmsan 21 or ville clmrch convem..,,-, • (. vc "Y tobacco l~af. Vt'c ~t.. these expeUed irft., 1 RU!I l'lom~ on Plfth Avenue latl\es here over the week end Miss Margll.rel. otU hn awt 1e t .... nts to rn;::.r.ufacturcn; c.f "t.. "'mical CQmpctunds, R sell Batl~y~ who recPntly un Mrs Ivan M It d d hte r turned from a weeks vl~ ~ \1 tth n .. r derwrnt an OJ)I'J"PUon nt tht> Hoi ac an aug r 0 tl grandmother at Wllkes~tl c 1 fJJcyrus arrlvtd Tursdu} fm a \is • • M d M ~-t w• ' ho use them as a b =.sc 1 "' t !ung f"'-eep .. <J:tp*, as ar t'ospital returtnd to Ius hom~ ll with relalt\ers ----....... r an rn ...,.. e uiPP c !'Ire Wed••esdoy Homer Rothgeb Is \l:iltlng his Vargil Sleeth oC Cha.rleston and moving rrom Nnylors Run w the ' ell as a tlowc~.. l spr:1ymg solutton. fo: trees, Mr and Mrs Om Reynolds haw sLStel Mrs Fielding Hawklus at end Lucy Sleeth of Montromery George Kreiter rt'81dence o ER~I 1 C:JWe""S aP1 s'11 u!J -enough to pernnt the daily mcveU "~ctntly h to th "' GOOl!!"f' B11 vru~ n1c \i~ltlng their parents here Main 5 tret:t 1 Reynolds pro-pertv on Grav£>1 Htll W1lbm Swisher and tamlly oi tu\hr~ n Young who Is In 8 Mrs AlUe Marcha n and 11 e(' < ppiug of over 50,000 •beep or the da1ly spray• J H Vanetcr an 1 fnm1ly 1 ~tvr Co111lng llpent t.h~ v.cek end With Charleston hosptt.al ~r.h)ll ver MIBII Moon and Ml We..t of '-" 0 l lll[Vf'd frtltn their t 'lll'IP 11 South U'llalhr~ heae I poorly Y lumbus are vJsiUng Ml68 Ma ta i •g of many t!wuoands of trees. Thus, you 1 0 Sef'nnd to tl'le Smith pto Willard WN'kly and htmlly hovel Harn Harrison an aged W= ai.!:r H ~ e sure these i--ri::~nts) natur.ally present in peortv on M\11 BtrP?t 'rcfuriled to theu home he c after ot Clifton Passed away at his home na s ass llll; £t • "l tob~cc ~ lc<>vcs, ere not in vour LUCKY Prllnk Ja ~>nf'l Ftmn Dllll'\hPr ~pendm(l the summer with their! here early Mopd11y morntqg th~~~~ :a~ln H~~ Tl DcWY'~V rf 'Ff l"f ,,.t.-,n llrr> 1 F I pal'tnts a,t Caldwell Mrs Mary Nnt.l'O!l retti~ned to da f 8 rJ~Ip Ill~ c sl mrl~l Petry Roush ls slowly lmprovlng 1 her home here Saturday arter Y or Ml n ~ ere lt w ~ TRIKE. 41 The-¥'tr! mH. -~o the-v cat1't be in!'' in,. Mrs C 'F: Amltl- anrJ famlh from a recent illm'Sf; He is ~t the sprndillll: seven weeks at Colwnb"" spcMnd hJer Mvaoolltionh wlthdtrlendi!Bob Pred Shlnet left Th11rsd<~v for Sh """ rs ug es an son hom,:- of his son 0 N Roush e WllS accompanied home by M< who we<" '"'''" of "'' Kot"<yn Burk£-ye I Rke wherr he wi1l vi!J t M d M Cl 1 El r and M R1 h ~ N • " 0 ~ h r a~ rs lar es Y rs c a,« atron Reese for th~ past week left Wed w1t P I!TOUP of Mld11~pm-t rnmp Proctor,-.lJie visi,OO recently with Lloyd WUUams of Clifton was nesday for Oak Hill tAJ visit a few 1 eiT th~ his sllll.et Mr.!! F W Butcl'ler end qule!ly married Saturday evening days betore returning to her home M~ D n J<>nlr:ln!t sflf\ Don and famlly to Clara Mcl>ffl'mltt of Maagle at Cincinnati S. Detat. of Agr~eu.l~••Tc. BuTeart of Aninaal 1lloo<: Ann TP.ttiflfiiO, M New Lexlnl!' G M Hawley who Is employed at Mrs Lou EowardB is reported 1m Mr a.nd Mrs Henry Dally mo ed lndwery. Order No. 210 tr11 lll"r" th,. Wednescl"v ~nests of Bucvrus spent thi"! 9.'eek end With provhl& from the Epple propeaty on E~st :MJ~ Mr.r' r"Wl"OI'\ ,.,,.. U nnd his family here Mrs Katie Heaton and Maxine Main street to a bouse ncar White Jfl"'l t I'! vls Sr\"f11rd Miss J~'>nkin~ Mr:s Elizabeth Fulton and gra.nd Elias of Mason visited Mrs Fred Rock ~nt trram l'!Prf' tn Ch11.leston daughter Mary Jane Rothgeb via LewiS Bunday '----------REV BETZ OOMINQ _.., t~ &:h" will \ lglt With M:rs Ited last week with the formers Andrew Payton of Harrlaonv11le Rev M J Betz. former paator of ct!"tlP"l pJ,.,..-l,.t"lr daughter Mrs Hugh Qulnn and spe1 t Sunday with Mr and Mr11 Th~'rTl~~~~ RliPv •p•nt w~n~t'lay famUy at Huntington other guesta Wen! the Bethany M JC ~burch )l,ere but 1 Ray Ptctens In Lonan _,_ I Mr and Mrs Elile&t McCowan 01' now ot bonton will spend tb.. _,_ Callforma week-end w1th friends Jn Ponlerov t J ,, Qrflt~ ~,tl JiAulfhter Ruth and preach at the Bethany M E and Mnrv lf'ft 1bunKlav mornilla: SOCIAL Oladvs Hollman returrled to her home here after spendlnl a week church SuDday lnclud1ng the use of Ultra V•olet Roys ror ( f 1mT'b l" Jl'rlltnv thrv will re lth her 11 Is ter Mrs Ray Thomp·made lee Creom w Home tg.-., ,. ..,.,...,..nAiliP~ tv Pvfr~ GrntP son of Oak Grove BOYS ARE CAMPING Sunshine Mellows -Heat Purffies u-t ~""' 'lf''~' wh <~oent f.fiH'm and Cake at the Bethany M. Mr and Mrs Darius Henry an~ The following IJtOUp of noys a1e U•,.. w-'t rlnt ,.. tt. ,... E. Church, Saturday v~ nounce the birth of a son born enjoying 11. week In eamp at oreat ~ 'llw-t Protection -CI!JGlnst Irritation- agalnot couvl! Jl•""' Tt-eJmn F"l11nl,.v l~ visiting e -~A:ulust lith Bend Charlea RU811eU Rlcbard Qlfll•tn .,.. .. ,.,.... Tf'.., T<n'~ !nina, Auau•t 22, 19~.1 ~f!eMie and Winona Plctens are N:re Wealey Drummond Phihp ,,.,,,. n ,,.. ' P~rt •Ttbura' wa~ Prace lOc. 1 dlnu: thf! -..-eek a.t RIU'\nl!! wlthi Oltfton James Slmpaon Kenneth • filltor here Weclnelday ti'8IAU\'tl. JODI» lmd Wallael BradfonL I rerm~ncntl} ~·led Prlcu ue lowu thlD enr A complett 3 Ve11r Ouarautet tnote.eh l o~ aga nn lfftite C01It And a mo lw 1,1a11~nt &8 lo" u fO lO an nails the rnmlc-1 of your d1ou:e at once Come an ~·~~· c ount y Soo•• .., of Oh c D rll:rt as 1\o.: ' cvuntles tor !Such vtolator5 tnd If n u a l~ llQ 1sl 1\t' lJ u':ldl ion t v bt' arrested they will be fined s thnin(! c l'!lttd 11 11 u n u; llll in I t>a vll} nest umcng th '-se h o haH' fin f he two omcerl:l have been busy ''' Avenu~ Mon•tor Top ll1«haDIIIU It 11 sealed 10 ltrtl ~.., l!'flme Jaw u\ h tht'Jr :>lcp vr lhelt 5 I l'TS mea ns a nHhln!l' fhe twu 1 fl lv qt let ln 0 do to 11 atgf m n ill "h 1 Jj.lllln:• p ru le dor ~ of this secllon I ~ t- Il l s P • '""" l uve llll llOU nCed lht'lr Ul tenUons ! 1 1 c 1 ~ lt... s .k d L ~ Yll.lh lng nL u~ 1l 1 tH carrfUI!Ji throUiJhOUt u .. Chosen By Lemoll vlolot.on btll t~t U an announ~ 1 ~ tl mudt> here b ~ State Gamt I r l lt \ Jr~ ji;l{h 1 CIKrk ll.l d W R - t THE wAR f[ thFrom now unot! "aeo••"""'' ~' 1 1 1:' of>e n ng rlatt' ror lhe squirrel KNIGHTS OF HOT AND SILEN T DESERT PREPARE FOR JouRNEY I 8o man y r umoas June b{>('t fl 1 in cround and ab ~~• Mld1kpon ~tly a.ml UJ.t:Cia ly t .1l th 1 hall of the Kn l J- t 1~..a~ ... an eu.,.lru. t sto (;[1 nPJtnla >UO..l5"" w•llt tl L down b 0 all) hOWld T; lb lOS but sr ved to m:.~ke atorlef! all th~ mOlt> n \ 1' \ rl u 1 u:s nearl) ~ ~~ Ca ll b.. 6 1.1 11 l uninitiated tt lPI-a " elaborate prm lslons U <' quietly made for 01 e of the ~t. c'enlngs at th P\l hla In then t ear 1.I ure th t l a ~ ll~ 1 teen the1e L~ Qltlte som t ml:' Th r for this den cnsti a 1011 a number of Ne ph}t es tfe-k na: more 1~ht 111 tl ~ devloU: tva~ ot crossmg Ute bur o1 the deE-Crt Ill t t: I ll~ sal :1 "cet d v. 1 u av l g thc All IT~ e uncomro U:blv wn m t e orts to p;c-t " tnt n ln l roar. the G1an o:t H1g!'l Klea [: le A guBt nnd Hl~'l Pot n..atc of Rll I t' &UtV<')s In thiS Pll tleular :r the woak Ferd H nkr. h~ an 1nterview fom the gr 1c &h Pl"Jpnet anct fh :st assl~t.at t ~~adviser to the Klrag]( Mt n Downing lm~ n N \1 th b e(:t fa-Hure ' In spite of the fl I toJ e' 112 1 t attempt at keep ng ~he uffau com WARDEfil~ ~ eN •·~I>- ond ~ 01 P~>ul .. 1 "'d ...., "illf'Priaed Parenti [ &Oil W V• Cll.nle So>IUtO¥} W II M1 and Mlli 0 F Loill¥1 wer tend the El~ ht.h 0Nllr w m nn: ce Cortlnued !rom :>a"'e one) oelll!hlf 1lly surpr!!.ed Sundny whe ment G wendDlyn IM'llli onr u! t1 aQ.r ... u Lht~ ummer lij re11.d~ lht toiiOIIo lU K ehildnm and !rlt'lld./. il7!.dU&~ J~IJO t I • ar rived w bpend tl t" d uy W!Lh them lw. r and lilt ~ Dil le Smith II. I M r and M rs Elmer Loli:lllll Ill l da ughter VIJ:;ll.t'll 0 w H Sll l 6 eo• "'"'' " Mu Do<uO hy ard o r ChoHkou' 1 M.r 11 'nd Hov. Lor.! an f I "U"'"" H fUc kl:'rmlln a nd !ll.mt) 1 Every time your motor htmJ Mayor H•rle:y 11 Deleaate:, Sp rln~t fte ld M• 11111 Mrs H c rJ Spr m&field 111e ~>Pt: • lll nl! tht w1.. k R tlboll 11.nd ehJidnll Donlt'} ar i vdth M et¥'5 coun ty rt'la t ~e~ over It costs you money , • , in gas and oil, Supt Rhode•, Altemale: Alth, F\1\ of Pun t"ro:. M au 0 M1 ~>nd M rs R A Dlthl a l dau"h'"' R "by d •· 10 to Convention Mn Hov. urd Bradf rd und ch 1 ~ "" s " 11 <:..o...to u l dre1 Hov..11.zd E d!!! Ill M alco 11 lllld Ra) mond Ch11. pma n 11o ere Sundu wear and tear. With Hupmobile's Free• 1f'..y(']Ht Mrs ElHI w el kez a• r1 rh 1 g u~::sts o r B E Carl :U Jd fam!l ~ Mp,yor Jumes E Har ley ut Mid di e IJ<~vtd a d Man1-l Mr Pt t M and Mrs J o F a 1v.t "' 1 Wheeling, 1000 engine revolutions take d lt'polt wa~ selected li.S a deleg:aLt or Pori ll l .-1 M r , 11.-t ~t s Earl L ua llllHH CIKrLI F r~t~ cu; Jvnes u from the El&hth dl~~rlc( of the ]Ban Wellley r owbndge or 011111 ~ Alabdma Mt anl.l M ~ J ~ 8(!hrau American Legion and Prof C J ls ad Do<"t'y D• ··Od'"u gl m ot Athens att guest." u\ Mt you as far as 1500 used to. That's why Free• v " ' .,._, R h odes o1 Po ruero~ WillS se Iect.e d a & C F J une., alternate to attend. the Notional I M s J H wili.-ls th t guest f - - - - · · - -Wheeling Is a long step toward free riding I convention of the organizatioz rela ~f'S at Ztnes\l llr which wlll be held at Dettolt durin g 1 M t~ No a Tl ompsou rt>tUi ned to llleSt I the week or Sept 2l It was Kl McAr h 1 Fl da\ ,.f r pendm~ 1 lf \J nounced here by members of local fello (Ia\~ \\ Itt] hone JolKs jlo~ts who attended the State con J Gn(\ Da\1tbo1 [Jt nt Suuda) Mt s J W Andnllo und slst{>l \entlon al CIN e land dUIIr 8 the 1 Mn; Be lle Clenden en celeb! a ted par! ..-H~fl'""-' .O.T NO t XI~.o, C ~ t M ' \ >MI.J.O. N $m Clll'ITUaY .unrr )last week SOCIAL the11 blrthda~ 5 mda.} August 16t 1 &IIIJ.O. N $1.?'1 ~ TIU ~ ! (1 1 ~ k ~ H ~M "'I~ ~ 1 $l~~ 5 "kiCIIS AT PACTIIal' 0 Represeutstl ~ e s ot tll.e Eighth d is w tf '' ' '"' ' ' donn•< TO , ... "'' 1 1 ld til Ill 1 ~ ·~~ 1 Ll ct le 8 mee 111 w e Ill t Home made Ice Cream ct L Wtl e M1 .tnd Mt ~ H ~ Va n lrllftl8 CJI"ftO.., - I I ~----~;::::::::;:::;::::;::::;;:;:::::::::::::::=7~--~,;,~,~ ; :1:.----------~I•:..:-M::w:,:~:,,:,~~ o:.:,-------;--~O::M::N~S~f::--~~~~-~;.~~: ::,:~:A::~.·:::::~o:u:::~ rt .:~~~:J:~ ~~~~~~~==:=:=::::==~====~========= 1WZD~T~ ~como ., Middleport V..........ureac ,., POMEROY \TO Ip~n ~ "'"' "'" '"' ""' ""''"" A J RATION " ' News GAME Me1gs • Counttans • I Dr Amy L Whaley B) d Safe J:n 1 gluvely tl1e leporters Stin1.~on h" 1-~urope unci th~e LIL kne\1. lo~t•lni am m~11 Hoove1 plan had not received 1 in coun t 1 tr l~ hc~t tn :stc 1d ot cmplo)mg their Ume 1n ~orne certainly had not presented an)anyatl( I..Q useful wa t t h .Is Ht. hng t l mcrca1!!e thell kno\\ lcdl.f< tht1 COnf~rcnctl It cr"aled a lot 1r confwnon too m81n IH ople arc drC!amtng Idling their t1mc av. ll.:\ anr Shown this sLalemcnt b) as n n HUll many d thc~c 1cvolut1ont1 and nc,lr rch(•lliou Btlins. n Cas~lc stuck to h1 9 and repce.tod that Mr Hoove 1 d movern ~ nt& <lli hrou~ht mto hemg It IS u known fact tha drawn up a plan nnd 9ent ll Q~~ Idlen~"S.I! il'i th e I{ICltlC!'I t Jll'i:.C!t that frou!Jle haR When hH• Jlltit reiterated everything he &. 0 satd be tote there 1:-. n• 1lher wa~ to get a Jlcl:sJn 10 trouble, IL1lc1HH•1 • •• come~ alon~r unri the gc1m \\hlch a:ou1d not be €1lhvenea l thE~c~ually at cou ~:e It de\elopod a e plan WllS to !eave Kll tl)" i n any at h cr munr \1, ~oon becomeg an i mated an<I t h c gur sltort·lerm ca'tdtts In Germany for cesdul browing has hcen accomph"~hcd • llelb:l of tflOnth! But Col Stirn •on aaJd Ulat this wa.am t a Hoove Thi!:l imprO\emcnt therefore HI-. vmy good thmg l01 l plan that in fact It really was 8 all It has c\ 110 boon noticeable Ill our own \ 1Jiagt; ::: PQla,?u.~r ;_1Ramsay Mar.Donald r~ u r• me Mlnl11~1 or at tJ_e Writer ha!i ~ecn lnHthflCflH in the pagt few da~ S Of moal B Joint H'tla\'cr MacDonald plan I youn~ men with nothmg to dn, :nttmg tn vanouR places of Thcte w".. s muc1l IUUU~I!liJ IUtd Qpsinc&S 1 bu~y \l.olth a book \\ hether 1t IB fict1nn, fv.ct 01 criticism of OoJ Stinl~t) 1 on u1 n ~ tec)}.,.tcaJn k lhe mtnd te~ bcmg broadcn{!d and t~orn~ ~ ' ",~ver~ trlonds he1c 1 11e m )t up The\ 1 ~rood fs b~.~und to ret~u1t Let the &nod work conth1uc t.hot~~bt' M:r H(Kner should 1ct th"' l f credft for the plan and here Willi hta Secretan Gf Sta ce ~tbroJ.£\ d_, It \ 89 11 1 \ J .lll'illl IUOh CIOdl\ In the.~ld day" the doctor ~ ho gave the WOJst-ta'"'tu~g..4!er. U\ai. the IIDII&IP met Cal u8~~ coun\ge< I at c Jll d ltll>llH On e _KHil.t 'Joub[l cxJwnP.tlctd m FOOD \\ ashlngtu m ~ I PAOJ: T1UtD I I • •v. "It's toasted" I ~Q"c& No wonder UJCMifS are-always kind to your thi'Ol:!t. �-- ...................... ·--··-·.-......... ..... -~­ • . . l 'J'!MISDAY, ~DOuaf • • , I •nrvMI>.n, AI!Ontrr l<l, Gallip()lis AI' THE TBEAmliB Jl.ECalC THEATRE. Pomeroy-'J'GDAY Hear . . . - ; Mlt.cbell LewiJ. c;174o c.n. Ha.mlton, .loaa StalldlDI', E•laHe Jeastn ud Coa.ehlt& Moa~· lMJill HoW'Itri. Bale Deat'O lD Pder B. '~• "N~ER 'J'HE TWAIN SHAU. 'MEET'' :A:Ioo <:omedy; ·Chao. Chue in ''One of the Smith." ' Friday and Satu1 day • Jtetinald DCIJlll1, Oti11 ¥arlan and M"" Kenned1 In IIR. •• ,c. FOSI'ER ~ - 5 adv!UJ.ta1e Go I~t 0 . G•--•· ._..... Ackn hun cowbo1L PIIIC<I Whn Cuccio· ello Tb.Jowa .Wild he pitched hi.& Lhlld pme Jeaterda.y he cttdn't d() 10 bac1ly, aUowinc: only five h1t6, altbough ln. tbe end Chi"''"' Quoo prtvall"' • to 1. CARDINALS WIN UBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOb.t.Y Hear and aee: Kay h'abeil aDd Ricardo Cortez In "TRANGRESSION" TIM IJ'nMirtlllUI' oa_,..,. in a Kanda) th~~ot ~lui &be world. Mea ~nd womeb who take 'betr pbsl&ftl lint a11d cOAHJqaeaeea la\u, . Al•o Comedy "The Creal Panb My•tery'' . Friday and Saturday •rar aDd Blac~er, F 0 R. ,$ A ...E.. Preestcnm ~eMs. 75c lnuhel 1M 'lh lOfthatd. celi-.Jner wJt.fJOit. 1 ee; MIU'lon Davie-. Polly Moran, Ju, Gleuoa, SM..ftQ Marie Pnv011t and o'bens in "IT'S A WISE CHILD" Marion DaviN In the ytar's lauP hit! you•ve never seen a flllllllft' mMie. lEveii tbe Iceman couldn't kMP cool Ill UUs hot mat.rinaontal mh::ap. Alto Comedy "~E BIG" Wel>ltet'f'ruit 'Farm, NEA'R "KENO I I t --- --= ----===-==:·- - . ·-- ----1 By CLIFF STERRETT Cleve....d T ak111 Two Ao a_ · · p· b ; ~.tor ttc en . Take Lacina 1 .l-- Nt:w Y-ork. AU!!.. 20---A whole or adjectives was uniOOI!'ed 1n very clty vlUa.te and h.rm to t..~ll e ' aboo~ Lefty Grove's winntng or 16 pmes 1.n a row DUL IL ~med today 8 few of the specially fuucy oms Mtoulr:l be saved till later In th ·: sea son. For It looked rather possb .e Mr. ¥-ack's_left.-hander would b:.'flt Rubr) Ma,rq11ard's recurd of 19 sWalght ga.mes, beat Jim Bagt;_~· ·::; It20 reoord of 31 81lmt'::; and be th.: t\oct nnrt. and walking nom:. G~ve • ' , , l'wC' l•f tn«1 hits wcre homers and coupled with an errur ·brouaht 41&- sst.f-r. In the t.e& Ume came some fane1 hitting by Gordon Slade as.si3tcd Dagy Vanoe to a ~ to 3 sinking or the Chicagoona. R11.~· Bttnge tamed the SL. Loula Ca.r\'l!nal.s with dght hils, tm Pbil\~!nning the opener 3 to 2 but the C'haruplon~ look. tiH! fl,nale 8 to 4 bd1:n<1 stx hit. plt.ch!:.i.lg oh Hil.lla.· ha.11 The Wf'ary WaM!lr.gt.on Senawrs fell tlat twice bt>fore tile Ckveland Indian~, 10 to 5 and 10 to a. Ear'l Avrrill got his homers No. 25 a.ud j 26 ronnally and Hudltn were the I winllmg men en the mound. St•:wRrt Kept the Yanke:::s' hits npmt and t.wo doublE's and a home1· by Ralph Krcs.s !\COred ~a 7 to 3 Win for thr St .. Loui..s Bl'OWll8 over New York. Detroit. band 15 hlu against 12 lues I 1 or Hs - • · on nnt. 1~ 1be olll.,. ""' an "'hlb\Uon of ~ eovllftb&' by Jiem&ley seidom Krl!n arolU\d the keystone stlttkm. In the .... nth, RU&cll Ia>< "P dr7Ye a terrUlc hit throiJih second • SCORE· IS 8 TO 0 ~ >rJUNG MAN 1 .. .£. Keachlba"' but H""""'' · ·~ wltn Clothiers Fall To , d B , 1 __ 1 Th tr Ue' .,.._.a I Hit !imel; tiOIUI. In a game toa.tured by • " '' "' .. " i1 oil - ,IT:a \folt"Tt1 ME } Sln1Jle6o Dye, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I!dl~;~~ the Iogie of the wholt> e'l!l 1 pu\ it O.rat, but 1 fouM 11ecpnd, the bBll ~l th e· Shun elUde h lm,going thenwidethl'C'V tn lla~.'mau base and L-ot.h runners were: safe. Rti"l'l·rs walked and en an attt:mpl to get Shorr a.l third th ~ <.'fltehcr I th1·:-w wild, Shorr storiro~C. Scha~­ fer laking tllJrd em th,• play. Af~ ter Dye ftlej to <'Cntl:r. Schacr-:c r fi(;C1'C II. and Wh('n Stanley mnsJ~ a ·If= ~ p rr . . .. . WH~n, t.J "For the Jl.mt's, !b It became neeeuarr for ~x· N)'r. c obtain a sample of tale ha.Dd• oi Geraldine Foster. Thlt mana1ed. Out of ..... .......... . .,.. ,fill a letter for Geralsingle genealogi(al Mr. Ephraim Fos. some old fanatie the Foster fablilr its.branchta .,n,. ••••• 4 ..... .~; W atcirmt!lono e ,.._ Peacbeo Bluo·PII!'III• ' Cell" 8 o' Clock "· 19c ' 'llbl 49c 19c 25c t lbs. 2& ·fnn. z lbl 19c .. 'Pt~etfPPte ." " ' I ··· ·· · o 6 :H 10 . ill ·' n PO A 4 2 2 4 1 4 2 2 2 :J 1 :J u~~. ~ .. 2 1 E. u o 3 Pint COFFEE Pound SODA OR BUTTER CRACKERS GINGER ALE Jile Pound 2 for . ... . . . 29c For PEN JEL Few Canninr; ' 29c 2 For ..... Dezen c ' R~JCk­ &u·c.'l on ballb by Hayrs 2. Dcllbie: paly~ : euvcrr. VJ Sh~rr: Sch~dc,· tJ Shorr tJ IJyr Un~ pin!.!;: Davis and Wr.w .·~mill­ BILLY'S UNCL~E~~__,-,...--,;:~~=--::::::-~-.-a~r:...,_~::-----, c •f 2 C<.Ulf Fut . . . . . . . . 35c 49c ' ..' ' ' ' 25c QUICK ARROW SOAP Box ....... . 19c t<lp ~~ box to swtn & Co. and (>l't Bread Knife Frtte "d ..!.-,- ~-.1-+-l-.b±;,; cj~•l (;t)Dd IIIOm·in!Jft!·fY6.1·J 0 DUTCH CLEANSER CAKE FLOUR ..... 22c SWEET POTATOES 24c ------RICE CRISPIES : .For 2 Pounds l''cl· ' ' . ' I CANNED MILK For .... .. ... . Z3c FLY TOX V2 Pint .......... . 40c Pint Size .. ....... . 69c Send Darr·el ....... . Pcuncls llar• NUT OLEO FANCY CANNED PEAS WINTER WHEAT FLOUR Sack 47c ;j ~ Chi pe, large er. Scr..rcr~ Archey. 35c • Per ~:;~·gc iM' · . u.w .. .. LUX SOAP For ....... ... ; . lloceul DUilll,ll 8ho1 r. lb .. .. . SLh~tot>fcr, p a 12 27 11 l9c .Jar~ TIN CANS 3? / PEANUT BUTTER 0 4003011 4 1 1 II 0 0 4 :.! I 1 1 0 38c Pound Z3.c ,, Pilbhury Package ...... . 29c i2aus. . .. 23c P1:N'ha.:or. Old Dutch an_d Uiamontl Rink Award as ,d In nn announc~ F .a.NCY PEACHES cd o~·cr {:olumbin. Net Work Mon .. 4 round:-: Wul. and Friday 8:U .<\. M. 19c BIG K SOAP 4 Pound Bm .:~ ........ . . ROYAJ.. BAKING POWD£R . .· , 19c lalg~ Can ..... .- ..... ·45c ' . !7c Arrt• :lllu• I I Per THESE PRICES ARt F()R CASH ONLY · Rod Cloclo "· 25c s.~.. Jb U U :.! 3 u 1 o 2 o fer 1. Fresh Flalt• aacl Vegetables .... CREAMERY BUTTER Ne:!;!droad, c 4 o 2 o o Oulntht:r. rt . . ... 4 o u o o Hernnl(y, 2b . . 4 0 1 2 :J 0 1 Po•k ..a > I lt11.; 3 Jl Pcmu·cy Stlv; .s. cf , IIDye 4 0 0 II 0 I 40lll:iO J 0 :J. o :.J 0 3 0 U I 0 l JI'IH:l base on f'l'l"U~: Po::u rc.v "l. Eh,·ck cut by Hll.y{S 5; hy Scltar- lt)e Qyality Foods at its best, of course ... but what wonderful values for every vi5itor to our stores, just a few txarnples of what we mean by thrift buying. third · · · · · · · · · · ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ Tc.tnls Tclal& . . . . QualtnM•Y I the 'f\.vp base hit: Stanl:w. ThreP. base bit: Hetnslry. Earnd runs: Pon1·~·'0Y 3. L.::lt en btuie:s: Pomeroy 7; lcy Clothiers, 4. Wl~c'! pJkhes: Hayes :?. Jar Caps .... 25c Certo ....~ 25c Vla...l' Ior Ule UaU t·olled to the ochoo lhoU!if In the mJddle Oeld. Dye <~.lld &.i\rl'r.~ wen: the lef.dlng ~· un irellcrs wh.J:! two eo.ch. The .ecore : Becl 'ey moth~s AB R H PO A 1". A. \.'frtr, lt ~ 0 ~ I fl 0 Rus~ell, 2b 1 o 0 2 0 0 V."Nolf,&~; f I 66 orne ere ants! Ill lhe ~>ixth. with two gm1c, Dyl', S.\-ftnlr:y and NC61!Clroad t;itlglcd In SUCC<'M!Ii:m, Dye scoring. !n the ninth Wllh one rcUrcri Sthll.tfeo;.• smu-lcd shuq:ol~· I.IVtlr t.:w 11ttcher's Lead and wbcn .Ju.J ball ·"'01100 bctl'l~n lhi>l (){'JI\c:r ·rlcld: r'fl feet, UU:l all ihc V.H}' ho.11e while Woott, lb .. . ,·:~. ) the coottlat. Haye~. Oro~. '' 'fODA l " i'i GAMM; In the third St.lvc!"lr had l:::en r~­ tir<:d. D~ walked. Btaulcy d ~ ub! rtl and I.•)"C .scored, Ne&E'~b·oarl w:u; ou t at fin t on his drive to t.nal Oar;~ a·;1d When Ouinther'b fly wa::; dw1J · P..'<l. StanltJY I!COtcd. In lihf: fourth with one gum·. f«', to play Iirst, In thatsiBht, kt with adrive double • • lb. CI<'vela ud 10; WR.Shu)it.on H. . I 111 the first Stivers, fln:t up blnzcd a s.ill((le oft' flay ~o· feet. Dye fo lloM'd wlth a ~nile to center. On stanley's drive to shQrt, Dye Wil':i terce{! at EOOOnd., StJvers takiH[; third. N~li"()!Qd came through rtt thlli pclnt with a t>\llll:lt t11ck ct Ma!ke11. ia. aa but hardly ..It _plaullble ~i]~·l~~~~~~:~~~~~H~:~;-~:f.":, . . . .alttole.-,,.... ,, FIGHT RESULTS lowfil~ Shorr singled to right. on Bchru.·- lmow Sdll, II, SUO ootl 14. iuaar~ 1f) .(S)£ i I N~c:seltoad that?~' JOtl l 13rvwn t and Bll vsJn11Je each an(J Wolr an1 Haye5 o. Lhe vLs\1 "Jror; Cf\Ch contributed two !!Ingle&.. ~he im·R1e•s !atkd te get a man third ~sc . Pomeroy scoring was don : as kl- l'{ "'"" r.. ,_. ,.,. •••• • , , fr.o C.'C.ICHIFJIW , of 14 An11ek6. former Jun•· r iilht to r~ 1•. ' wt.ilo!ht chanl pjon . Qefeat~d Fra.:U:ie To take ott rat e:aslly, aareJy Iel'8 followed wiUl two Stlvt:l"l! rode hO""'It' I ' .... UCII ~t- -4 ior'l 10 ))(IUrxh, t1, Manum one weeX..and CV1:1d ~ay too mu.::h Cor11 4 .... l'fg , I 19c IJI"I4 6 1-etMi n , &.>~ .Fnmci.soo jtUHor wei- q~y t.&ke- o~ t~.\I..J : Ht.'IPOOoh&l •two terwel¥hL (l () J. 6t Kr1utchen tn q. ~of jlot ''nW i'Rmt"l>l . A: Rem' Ne v.-Jack oempsrr. eYer1 IDOmklJ be!..ot-.: brl-clldastJ'hilll.dciJlh l4\ llt ChJcngo. fonm·r I"Jea\'yw.::l&ht cl\wnpilln, &n ~ ~ll ~~t;c J~~ost.!. 4. week.lN." York at. St. Louts. kno~k cd c ut Jack Beasley . Oe.Jr.ia!td Get Jt a.t all Drugg L;L-. 111 Pomeroy B.:wt.on at Ddroit. I 0..1 heav .. 1 ht (2! and at KartJ.n & Rol.er ir. lti;l dlt• • · }Voe li: • · port or any dnJR a..or e In Amel"lta . If thi.B ftrst bottle tails to convloce )'OU Lhls- hi tht• ee,s,, h , S.ll NL aurt 1! .surest way !..to ltb{' :r>t o ..l..' ::t·}' bar.l: U adv.· " LIQUID Oft TABLETS Bv ln t.-l't'national Nt:ws Servin· At Nt!W Yorlr.- Petc Mike and Rellev~,. a fleatlubl or NeaJ-.IKta Fint LU•b~l t A.l'ti ~ ~luc a. New York wet~ .. - In 31 mlm11et. ehf.-cb a Cold tbe wdgJ-u.;, drew (8!, 1Hnt day, and checlls Malaria Ia 'nle Hntt Utei.!ORt loS J,etl•~ n·d itl bave tJeen one hnHt hy Lionel J f'J muy Alba . Flilplno Juni or : lhrl'.f! days, Lukiu ln Englanr1 In 1786. :11 ntwelgt.t RJld Dave Alle r, Ne w li 6 6 Salve for AMERICAN L[AGlJI: PhtJadelphht ~ ; Chk~o 2. Bwt.on !l: [)(otrult 8. H Loul ~ 7: New York 3 . Cl~•lf:land 10 ; Washi.J8Wu ~­ the C!l.I.-Tod that li'l..!lt Stivcl'li home with t he Initial t~nd winning I'll!! o;>l" !:;~,~ IS HE., A~ AMERICAN LEAGUE W .!3hUlC"ton at Clevdand At- Ollkiand. a..uvl ~ "-(' or O.)·f.O!il;, IIJb w.mg K:ruaohen frA Un. Betty wr¥a1 "I ~olld 10 ·~~USA (lly~ ' - O...tlo Gtlooo' •••• HAI'IOMAL LI:,.\GUE Nllw fori 6; ClHcUmatl 5. P!l:!:l(fa.iphla 3; St. I..ou.l! 2. Et. Louis H: Philadelphia 4. Ch;UIO 4 ; BI'COki Yll 1. Sl'ooltlyn ~; Chicaso 3. P 'U.bur1h at llollt411- -rab1. .JU!l e{ lhe inning 1\M.ei!L ~>A NICE ,............... Qo, ... . .. ....m .""" ........,.,..•... St.. Wu18 al Phlhuleiphia. Voll<)o, CaL def"'tFj l'.d<ll< " I<. O" Roberts Tacom'l wasn.. m.td<tkv.clllht· !10 1. ' Leadlnc h.tUers wert' Stanlt!y uf :Wl~ ~' defense backing behind t~e lr..cals w.lth a dcm.ble and two OH,we.u., CC'rj '-tE tc<JES IF I MAW, "1'0 · '""TWRON HIM our! ~MCJ l'IATION.U. LEAGUE Plt'.J>buCllh at Boston CHJCbmaU 11.t. Nt!W Yo rk . Cho (~O llt Brooklyn. -~ .. by ftn ·8· -to 0 6COre. 'Circumstances Alter Cases" RELATIVES COtv\E <plt.ye;J Hb1r One W&mail • ..._ .- ·L_ • ..o· il L4IOl 1" O.UO, ID a ....,. Yort:: drew fll. A: &.1 Prf;JlCl&t.o--Rud Oorman. 1 the d tUlJpJrt. lira th&t &«llO'ded h1.11 Of)- I 1 IF MANY MORE. Mtl•·•uUe-Colum6\a I I V! supcrlat.lvc defensive play , the l0o- pom:nt. the aam~ ml&ht have had o. cal tx.y11 turned baclr. the lnva.d.ers mucn different endin1. DISI"RI.IlUTii'D D'1' ICJ.He TCATURE!J .SY".NIJICATE o IN( ! .. ll&IWLT8 MIUK:iUl ~~-'ft cra.ck of the bat- lobbied It up aud J.mt the IIPbere hurtlil'l&" Ull'ougll spaul!' W cet the numer a ruli st.cp at U1e IDI~I station. Onor more the Bectley ~~n BeE.idell these sparkling pi'Dy~ . came to Pomeroy with thl! 1ntmt- 'UitlllR&l all-round pla.y of Pometloo ol tak!na; the meaaure of Ule TOY wu &w:h as to be comm'!nded. local ball ~ •nd once more Haye11 of Athena pitched better bail they returned to their nat.lve I han the 8COI"e ;n :itfL~cs. HI.' htn hearthst.on~ with 4\ defeat tbe nOO five ol Pomeroy'& heavy hlttmg only evidence ot their good int.en- 11wir~.rs .md with the same kine\ 1 ' hy ANTHONY COIYR.IfJHr ,ey COVIc.t, 4& t;he \blt.e &Pd whD, llk.e """' .,.., wat.cber of u.. boll, lbou""' an t_.blllll>' \o cau:n Remarkable Oe~eDIIft , Play By Ppm...Oy '-'ton ' " Baffl ea V . Ul - '!UI'E&DAW'& ,. '· ' Nr. oth:.:!t aames llCheduleo.. f.WUI Mll'e ~ by 8UYN"& 1n \be~ ttl • baU whklh had ewty a~ at a lbltk to · fl~Jht oenw &Qd .. fcUowlnl up or ] I W play tty a beauW\1.1 per to tltat fi&Je to _.abll & nu1ner whO waa or I'M FROr02_ ~ 'I'M ~\IIN'IJ bJ1Cb.t--·-~ f)! 'he P1D1 .Lwo. A ! MI'3SOURI . -~ ' . with nothlnf mYeh to do but bol- pa.rt double-header Bunday .J Iter ~ hil pJt:ebtr whJeh be did Bt Paul I ; Indlalllpol!:s 1. . a pilcher mcb as Schaefer receJtt!d · "Vt-edtiet~day evening, ll Is .d.iftlc~lt 110> aee how a pitcher could lose a be.H game. In the ouUk-ld, Punfl.' BlJ.vehi and Guinther, roomed rp.r '~ wide to rather anythl.nj: :rt.nd n~tng that even remoteO resembled a hit w~Ue the lllUnf for Heston but the Red Sox mat- general play was exhlbit.e4 by Lbe chef! It, 9 to 8. Wenk hudlng by 1nfle1def'8. Dye at ~lrd. 8ta.nJQo at SUUivan Ln the first lnnlng and thort and He.vJsley at secoud cut olf five Dtt.toit errors triPPed U1e n- evury of!erlng that wu Malted Jn .,.,JUld gers. · their general dlrectiml, whHe· Southpaw to win 30 games. Greve, tn holding U•e WhHe Sox to ,;even hits to give the Athletics a t to :1 .suoce:ss, brought his ~;ea.anal vktones to :a&. His nt"'wc:>t ctedst;:m gave him a Ue with the 1912 mark of Jce Wood and Walter Jllt:mson. which is the Amerlco.n Leaue recOJ"d. H~· had, hts metecr ball working like J\ tralned wel. strtk..lng out five !'OUR, FOUR AN' A HALF; FIV •... ~AG NAB IT! 1HE .. . FELLER'S DONE iT1 •"'"' Cy M"""' h& """n a . l!llooklyn pt«.her throe years t.nd d\utiii Lh.lt.t tlm~ hurJed two gamee. So when I:owbaon Aloo Comoidy "Here We Go" ' , over t.he Olney Recta. ~-- d The G!UU. ,.,...,.. ......, OJ'CCOft Lhrm,;gh the Faw: h6. ......... --. -· ....-_lbo_blo_ 't-·-. ... ........ . flfmliS nolda, Sox c.utllelder. rot Lhree ot the Chka10 lateUot and old mfUI " pnr o1 tmt-fe9inr taTOrtiiH rive. JOlt tbe piRSide dope on tile ....,.. pwt AMerte.a ,..tt.e. 'Itt bAll;~~ tdll:ilot, 6lt!O. ·ROY£ HES MIRK :F}~:~::a:~~ lTfl£15 coy ' YB[AT' ' . N. G il ": ::i~?!.!r'"E!-; W .HITE ~u 8S8R£ HI\ ar (I, n'[N ~~~:!'::~~ -=~"'!:: U ~~~H:a:d~~y= ,.n~n~ POMUOY "DUO£ RANCH" - ' OJ*.l. '"' ,.. ' . Pomeroy 11 Stores, Middleport r.jaaaar'1 Grocery ..... . ...... . . . ..... Phone 22-L Schwea:man &. Roedel. ....... . ...... Phone 347-L . pl ~wintf'l Cash Grocery !,, .... ·,· ... ... ~hone li!~.-L, ·.£pple Gtocotr :... l .. ,, , .. ·.......... :Phon• G26-R G'uth & Whitlock., ........ ........ Phon. 317-L Fugate 'croc~..Y. . . . . . . . ........ . . . Phone 15l~H. White'• Store• , ... . ................ P-1!•'!'> 263:L C. 0. Fi•h•r Market. ............. · "~~,q . ~~l-L 'llh• Bir .~ GroFI'I'f, Middl•port, ... , ·''·P;IIIifte 11?-\. Ne.P.so Br~J. Grocery, Syr"cu~c. ~ ... .' ... ~lione 622·L J. N. Rathb'!m Sono Co ., .......•... Rutland, Ohio �-- ...................... ·--··-·.-......... ..... -~­ • . . l 'J'!MISDAY, ~DOuaf • • , I •nrvMI>.n, AI!Ontrr l<l, Gallip()lis AI' THE TBEAmliB Jl.ECalC THEATRE. Pomeroy-'J'GDAY Hear . . . - ; Mlt.cbell LewiJ. c;174o c.n. Ha.mlton, .loaa StalldlDI', E•laHe Jeastn ud Coa.ehlt& Moa~· lMJill HoW'Itri. Bale Deat'O lD Pder B. '~• "N~ER 'J'HE TWAIN SHAU. 'MEET'' :A:Ioo <:omedy; ·Chao. Chue in ''One of the Smith." ' Friday and Satu1 day • Jtetinald DCIJlll1, Oti11 ¥arlan and M"" Kenned1 In IIR. •• ,c. FOSI'ER ~ - 5 adv!UJ.ta1e Go I~t 0 . G•--•· ._..... Ackn hun cowbo1L PIIIC<I Whn Cuccio· ello Tb.Jowa .Wild he pitched hi.& Lhlld pme Jeaterda.y he cttdn't d() 10 bac1ly, aUowinc: only five h1t6, altbough ln. tbe end Chi"''"' Quoo prtvall"' • to 1. CARDINALS WIN UBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOb.t.Y Hear and aee: Kay h'abeil aDd Ricardo Cortez In "TRANGRESSION" TIM IJ'nMirtlllUI' oa_,..,. in a Kanda) th~~ot ~lui &be world. Mea ~nd womeb who take 'betr pbsl&ftl lint a11d cOAHJqaeaeea la\u, . Al•o Comedy "The Creal Panb My•tery'' . Friday and Saturday •rar aDd Blac~er, F 0 R. ,$ A ...E.. Preestcnm ~eMs. 75c lnuhel 1M 'lh lOfthatd. celi-.Jner wJt.fJOit. 1 ee; MIU'lon Davie-. Polly Moran, Ju, Gleuoa, SM..ftQ Marie Pnv011t and o'bens in "IT'S A WISE CHILD" Marion DaviN In the ytar's lauP hit! you•ve never seen a flllllllft' mMie. lEveii tbe Iceman couldn't kMP cool Ill UUs hot mat.rinaontal mh::ap. Alto Comedy "~E BIG" Wel>ltet'f'ruit 'Farm, NEA'R "KENO I I t --- --= ----===-==:·- - . ·-- ----1 By CLIFF STERRETT Cleve....d T ak111 Two Ao a_ · · p· b ; ~.tor ttc en . Take Lacina 1 .l-- Nt:w Y-ork. AU!!.. 20---A whole or adjectives was uniOOI!'ed 1n very clty vlUa.te and h.rm to t..~ll e ' aboo~ Lefty Grove's winntng or 16 pmes 1.n a row DUL IL ~med today 8 few of the specially fuucy oms Mtoulr:l be saved till later In th ·: sea son. For It looked rather possb .e Mr. ¥-ack's_left.-hander would b:.'flt Rubr) Ma,rq11ard's recurd of 19 sWalght ga.mes, beat Jim Bagt;_~· ·::; It20 reoord of 31 81lmt'::; and be th.: t\oct nnrt. and walking nom:. G~ve • ' , , l'wC' l•f tn«1 hits wcre homers and coupled with an errur ·brouaht 41&- sst.f-r. In the t.e& Ume came some fane1 hitting by Gordon Slade as.si3tcd Dagy Vanoe to a ~ to 3 sinking or the Chicagoona. R11.~· Bttnge tamed the SL. Loula Ca.r\'l!nal.s with dght hils, tm Pbil\~!nning the opener 3 to 2 but the C'haruplon~ look. tiH! fl,nale 8 to 4 bd1:n<1 stx hit. plt.ch!:.i.lg oh Hil.lla.· ha.11 The Wf'ary WaM!lr.gt.on Senawrs fell tlat twice bt>fore tile Ckveland Indian~, 10 to 5 and 10 to a. Ear'l Avrrill got his homers No. 25 a.ud j 26 ronnally and Hudltn were the I winllmg men en the mound. St•:wRrt Kept the Yanke:::s' hits npmt and t.wo doublE's and a home1· by Ralph Krcs.s !\COred ~a 7 to 3 Win for thr St .. Loui..s Bl'OWll8 over New York. Detroit. band 15 hlu against 12 lues I 1 or Hs - • · on nnt. 1~ 1be olll.,. ""' an "'hlb\Uon of ~ eovllftb&' by Jiem&ley seidom Krl!n arolU\d the keystone stlttkm. In the .... nth, RU&cll Ia>< "P dr7Ye a terrUlc hit throiJih second • SCORE· IS 8 TO 0 ~ >rJUNG MAN 1 .. .£. Keachlba"' but H""""'' · ·~ wltn Clothiers Fall To , d B , 1 __ 1 Th tr Ue' .,.._.a I Hit !imel; tiOIUI. In a game toa.tured by • " '' "' .. " i1 oil - ,IT:a \folt"Tt1 ME } Sln1Jle6o Dye, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I!dl~;~~ the Iogie of the wholt> e'l!l 1 pu\ it O.rat, but 1 fouM 11ecpnd, the bBll ~l th e· Shun elUde h lm,going thenwidethl'C'V tn lla~.'mau base and L-ot.h runners were: safe. Rti"l'l·rs walked and en an attt:mpl to get Shorr a.l third th ~ <.'fltehcr I th1·:-w wild, Shorr storiro~C. Scha~­ fer laking tllJrd em th,• play. Af~ ter Dye ftlej to <'Cntl:r. Schacr-:c r fi(;C1'C II. and Wh('n Stanley mnsJ~ a ·If= ~ p rr . . .. . WH~n, t.J "For the Jl.mt's, !b It became neeeuarr for ~x· N)'r. c obtain a sample of tale ha.Dd• oi Geraldine Foster. Thlt mana1ed. Out of ..... .......... . .,.. ,fill a letter for Geralsingle genealogi(al Mr. Ephraim Fos. some old fanatie the Foster fablilr its.branchta .,n,. ••••• 4 ..... .~; W atcirmt!lono e ,.._ Peacbeo Bluo·PII!'III• ' Cell" 8 o' Clock "· 19c ' 'llbl 49c 19c 25c t lbs. 2& ·fnn. z lbl 19c .. 'Pt~etfPPte ." " ' I ··· ·· · o 6 :H 10 . ill ·' n PO A 4 2 2 4 1 4 2 2 2 :J 1 :J u~~. ~ .. 2 1 E. u o 3 Pint COFFEE Pound SODA OR BUTTER CRACKERS GINGER ALE Jile Pound 2 for . ... . . . 29c For PEN JEL Few Canninr; ' 29c 2 For ..... Dezen c ' R~JCk­ &u·c.'l on ballb by Hayrs 2. Dcllbie: paly~ : euvcrr. VJ Sh~rr: Sch~dc,· tJ Shorr tJ IJyr Un~ pin!.!;: Davis and Wr.w .·~mill­ BILLY'S UNCL~E~~__,-,...--,;:~~=--::::::-~-.-a~r:...,_~::-----, c •f 2 C<.Ulf Fut . . . . . . . . 35c 49c ' ..' ' ' ' 25c QUICK ARROW SOAP Box ....... . 19c t<lp ~~ box to swtn & Co. and (>l't Bread Knife Frtte "d ..!.-,- ~-.1-+-l-.b±;,; cj~•l (;t)Dd IIIOm·in!Jft!·fY6.1·J 0 DUTCH CLEANSER CAKE FLOUR ..... 22c SWEET POTATOES 24c ------RICE CRISPIES : .For 2 Pounds l''cl· ' ' . ' I CANNED MILK For .... .. ... . Z3c FLY TOX V2 Pint .......... . 40c Pint Size .. ....... . 69c Send Darr·el ....... . Pcuncls llar• NUT OLEO FANCY CANNED PEAS WINTER WHEAT FLOUR Sack 47c ;j ~ Chi pe, large er. Scr..rcr~ Archey. 35c • Per ~:;~·gc iM' · . u.w .. .. LUX SOAP For ....... ... ; . lloceul DUilll,ll 8ho1 r. lb .. .. . SLh~tot>fcr, p a 12 27 11 l9c .Jar~ TIN CANS 3? / PEANUT BUTTER 0 4003011 4 1 1 II 0 0 4 :.! I 1 1 0 38c Pound Z3.c ,, Pilbhury Package ...... . 29c i2aus. . .. 23c P1:N'ha.:or. Old Dutch an_d Uiamontl Rink Award as ,d In nn announc~ F .a.NCY PEACHES cd o~·cr {:olumbin. Net Work Mon .. 4 round:-: Wul. and Friday 8:U .<\. M. 19c BIG K SOAP 4 Pound Bm .:~ ........ . . ROYAJ.. BAKING POWD£R . .· , 19c lalg~ Can ..... .- ..... ·45c ' . !7c Arrt• :lllu• I I Per THESE PRICES ARt F()R CASH ONLY · Rod Cloclo "· 25c s.~.. Jb U U :.! 3 u 1 o 2 o fer 1. Fresh Flalt• aacl Vegetables .... CREAMERY BUTTER Ne:!;!droad, c 4 o 2 o o Oulntht:r. rt . . ... 4 o u o o Hernnl(y, 2b . . 4 0 1 2 :J 0 1 Po•k ..a > I lt11.; 3 Jl Pcmu·cy Stlv; .s. cf , IIDye 4 0 0 II 0 I 40lll:iO J 0 :J. o :.J 0 3 0 U I 0 l JI'IH:l base on f'l'l"U~: Po::u rc.v "l. Eh,·ck cut by Hll.y{S 5; hy Scltar- lt)e Qyality Foods at its best, of course ... but what wonderful values for every vi5itor to our stores, just a few txarnples of what we mean by thrift buying. third · · · · · · · · · · ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ Tc.tnls Tclal& . . . . QualtnM•Y I the 'f\.vp base hit: Stanl:w. ThreP. base bit: Hetnslry. Earnd runs: Pon1·~·'0Y 3. L.::lt en btuie:s: Pomeroy 7; lcy Clothiers, 4. Wl~c'! pJkhes: Hayes :?. Jar Caps .... 25c Certo ....~ 25c Vla...l' Ior Ule UaU t·olled to the ochoo lhoU!if In the mJddle Oeld. Dye <~.lld &.i\rl'r.~ wen: the lef.dlng ~· un irellcrs wh.J:! two eo.ch. The .ecore : Becl 'ey moth~s AB R H PO A 1". A. \.'frtr, lt ~ 0 ~ I fl 0 Rus~ell, 2b 1 o 0 2 0 0 V."Nolf,&~; f I 66 orne ere ants! Ill lhe ~>ixth. with two gm1c, Dyl', S.\-ftnlr:y and NC61!Clroad t;itlglcd In SUCC<'M!Ii:m, Dye scoring. !n the ninth Wllh one rcUrcri Sthll.tfeo;.• smu-lcd shuq:ol~· I.IVtlr t.:w 11ttcher's Lead and wbcn .Ju.J ball ·"'01100 bctl'l~n lhi>l (){'JI\c:r ·rlcld: r'fl feet, UU:l all ihc V.H}' ho.11e while Woott, lb .. . ,·:~. ) the coottlat. Haye~. Oro~. '' 'fODA l " i'i GAMM; In the third St.lvc!"lr had l:::en r~­ tir<:d. D~ walked. Btaulcy d ~ ub! rtl and I.•)"C .scored, Ne&E'~b·oarl w:u; ou t at fin t on his drive to t.nal Oar;~ a·;1d When Ouinther'b fly wa::; dw1J · P..'<l. StanltJY I!COtcd. In lihf: fourth with one gum·. f«', to play Iirst, In thatsiBht, kt with adrive double • • lb. CI<'vela ud 10; WR.Shu)it.on H. . I 111 the first Stivers, fln:t up blnzcd a s.ill((le oft' flay ~o· feet. Dye fo lloM'd wlth a ~nile to center. On stanley's drive to shQrt, Dye Wil':i terce{! at EOOOnd., StJvers takiH[; third. N~li"()!Qd came through rtt thlli pclnt with a t>\llll:lt t11ck ct Ma!ke11. ia. aa but hardly ..It _plaullble ~i]~·l~~~~~~:~~~~~H~:~;-~:f.":, . . . .alttole.-,,.... ,, FIGHT RESULTS lowfil~ Shorr singled to right. on Bchru.·- lmow Sdll, II, SUO ootl 14. iuaar~ 1f) .(S)£ i I N~c:seltoad that?~' JOtl l 13rvwn t and Bll vsJn11Je each an(J Wolr an1 Haye5 o. Lhe vLs\1 "Jror; Cf\Ch contributed two !!Ingle&.. ~he im·R1e•s !atkd te get a man third ~sc . Pomeroy scoring was don : as kl- l'{ "'"" r.. ,_. ,.,. •••• • , , fr.o C.'C.ICHIFJIW , of 14 An11ek6. former Jun•· r iilht to r~ 1•. ' wt.ilo!ht chanl pjon . Qefeat~d Fra.:U:ie To take ott rat e:aslly, aareJy Iel'8 followed wiUl two Stlvt:l"l! rode hO""'It' I ' .... UCII ~t- -4 ior'l 10 ))(IUrxh, t1, Manum one weeX..and CV1:1d ~ay too mu.::h Cor11 4 .... l'fg , I 19c IJI"I4 6 1-etMi n , &.>~ .Fnmci.soo jtUHor wei- q~y t.&ke- o~ t~.\I..J : Ht.'IPOOoh&l •two terwel¥hL (l () J. 6t Kr1utchen tn q. ~of jlot ''nW i'Rmt"l>l . A: Rem' Ne v.-Jack oempsrr. eYer1 IDOmklJ be!..ot-.: brl-clldastJ'hilll.dciJlh l4\ llt ChJcngo. fonm·r I"Jea\'yw.::l&ht cl\wnpilln, &n ~ ~ll ~~t;c J~~ost.!. 4. week.lN." York at. St. Louts. kno~k cd c ut Jack Beasley . Oe.Jr.ia!td Get Jt a.t all Drugg L;L-. 111 Pomeroy B.:wt.on at Ddroit. I 0..1 heav .. 1 ht (2! and at KartJ.n & Rol.er ir. lti;l dlt• • · }Voe li: • · port or any dnJR a..or e In Amel"lta . If thi.B ftrst bottle tails to convloce )'OU Lhls- hi tht• ee,s,, h , S.ll NL aurt 1! .surest way !..to ltb{' :r>t o ..l..' ::t·}' bar.l: U adv.· " LIQUID Oft TABLETS Bv ln t.-l't'national Nt:ws Servin· At Nt!W Yorlr.- Petc Mike and Rellev~,. a fleatlubl or NeaJ-.IKta Fint LU•b~l t A.l'ti ~ ~luc a. New York wet~ .. - In 31 mlm11et. ehf.-cb a Cold tbe wdgJ-u.;, drew (8!, 1Hnt day, and checlls Malaria Ia 'nle Hntt Utei.!ORt loS J,etl•~ n·d itl bave tJeen one hnHt hy Lionel J f'J muy Alba . Flilplno Juni or : lhrl'.f! days, Lukiu ln Englanr1 In 1786. :11 ntwelgt.t RJld Dave Alle r, Ne w li 6 6 Salve for AMERICAN L[AGlJI: PhtJadelphht ~ ; Chk~o 2. Bwt.on !l: [)(otrult 8. H Loul ~ 7: New York 3 . Cl~•lf:land 10 ; Washi.J8Wu ~­ the C!l.I.-Tod that li'l..!lt Stivcl'li home with t he Initial t~nd winning I'll!! o;>l" !:;~,~ IS HE., A~ AMERICAN LEAGUE W .!3hUlC"ton at Clevdand At- Ollkiand. a..uvl ~ "-(' or O.)·f.O!il;, IIJb w.mg K:ruaohen frA Un. Betty wr¥a1 "I ~olld 10 ·~~USA (lly~ ' - O...tlo Gtlooo' •••• HAI'IOMAL LI:,.\GUE Nllw fori 6; ClHcUmatl 5. P!l:!:l(fa.iphla 3; St. I..ou.l! 2. Et. Louis H: Philadelphia 4. Ch;UIO 4 ; BI'COki Yll 1. Sl'ooltlyn ~; Chicaso 3. P 'U.bur1h at llollt411- -rab1. .JU!l e{ lhe inning 1\M.ei!L ~>A NICE ,............... Qo, ... . .. ....m .""" ........,.,..•... St.. Wu18 al Phlhuleiphia. Voll<)o, CaL def"'tFj l'.d<ll< " I<. O" Roberts Tacom'l wasn.. m.td<tkv.clllht· !10 1. ' Leadlnc h.tUers wert' Stanlt!y uf :Wl~ ~' defense backing behind t~e lr..cals w.lth a dcm.ble and two OH,we.u., CC'rj '-tE tc<JES IF I MAW, "1'0 · '""TWRON HIM our! ~MCJ l'IATION.U. LEAGUE Plt'.J>buCllh at Boston CHJCbmaU 11.t. Nt!W Yo rk . Cho (~O llt Brooklyn. -~ .. by ftn ·8· -to 0 6COre. 'Circumstances Alter Cases" RELATIVES COtv\E <plt.ye;J Hb1r One W&mail • ..._ .- ·L_ • ..o· il L4IOl 1" O.UO, ID a ....,. Yort:: drew fll. A: &.1 Prf;JlCl&t.o--Rud Oorman. 1 the d tUlJpJrt. lira th&t &«llO'ded h1.11 Of)- I 1 IF MANY MORE. Mtl•·•uUe-Colum6\a I I V! supcrlat.lvc defensive play , the l0o- pom:nt. the aam~ ml&ht have had o. cal tx.y11 turned baclr. the lnva.d.ers mucn different endin1. DISI"RI.IlUTii'D D'1' ICJ.He TCATURE!J .SY".NIJICATE o IN( ! .. ll&IWLT8 MIUK:iUl ~~-'ft cra.ck of the bat- lobbied It up aud J.mt the IIPbere hurtlil'l&" Ull'ougll spaul!' W cet the numer a ruli st.cp at U1e IDI~I station. Onor more the Bectley ~~n BeE.idell these sparkling pi'Dy~ . came to Pomeroy with thl! 1ntmt- 'UitlllR&l all-round pla.y of Pometloo ol tak!na; the meaaure of Ule TOY wu &w:h as to be comm'!nded. local ball ~ •nd once more Haye11 of Athena pitched better bail they returned to their nat.lve I han the 8COI"e ;n :itfL~cs. HI.' htn hearthst.on~ with 4\ defeat tbe nOO five ol Pomeroy'& heavy hlttmg only evidence ot their good int.en- 11wir~.rs .md with the same kine\ 1 ' hy ANTHONY COIYR.IfJHr ,ey COVIc.t, 4& t;he \blt.e &Pd whD, llk.e """' .,.., wat.cber of u.. boll, lbou""' an t_.blllll>' \o cau:n Remarkable Oe~eDIIft , Play By Ppm...Oy '-'ton ' " Baffl ea V . Ul - '!UI'E&DAW'& ,. '· ' Nr. oth:.:!t aames llCheduleo.. f.WUI Mll'e ~ by 8UYN"& 1n \be~ ttl • baU whklh had ewty a~ at a lbltk to · fl~Jht oenw &Qd .. fcUowlnl up or ] I W play tty a beauW\1.1 per to tltat fi&Je to _.abll & nu1ner whO waa or I'M FROr02_ ~ 'I'M ~\IIN'IJ bJ1Cb.t--·-~ f)! 'he P1D1 .Lwo. A ! MI'3SOURI . -~ ' . with nothlnf mYeh to do but bol- pa.rt double-header Bunday .J Iter ~ hil pJt:ebtr whJeh be did Bt Paul I ; Indlalllpol!:s 1. . a pilcher mcb as Schaefer receJtt!d · "Vt-edtiet~day evening, ll Is .d.iftlc~lt 110> aee how a pitcher could lose a be.H game. In the ouUk-ld, Punfl.' BlJ.vehi and Guinther, roomed rp.r '~ wide to rather anythl.nj: :rt.nd n~tng that even remoteO resembled a hit w~Ue the lllUnf for Heston but the Red Sox mat- general play was exhlbit.e4 by Lbe chef! It, 9 to 8. Wenk hudlng by 1nfle1def'8. Dye at ~lrd. 8ta.nJQo at SUUivan Ln the first lnnlng and thort and He.vJsley at secoud cut olf five Dtt.toit errors triPPed U1e n- evury of!erlng that wu Malted Jn .,.,JUld gers. · their general dlrectiml, whHe· Southpaw to win 30 games. Greve, tn holding U•e WhHe Sox to ,;even hits to give the Athletics a t to :1 .suoce:ss, brought his ~;ea.anal vktones to :a&. His nt"'wc:>t ctedst;:m gave him a Ue with the 1912 mark of Jce Wood and Walter Jllt:mson. which is the Amerlco.n Leaue recOJ"d. H~· had, hts metecr ball working like J\ tralned wel. strtk..lng out five !'OUR, FOUR AN' A HALF; FIV •... ~AG NAB IT! 1HE .. . FELLER'S DONE iT1 •"'"' Cy M"""' h& """n a . l!llooklyn pt«.her throe years t.nd d\utiii Lh.lt.t tlm~ hurJed two gamee. So when I:owbaon Aloo Comoidy "Here We Go" ' , over t.he Olney Recta. ~-- d The G!UU. ,.,...,.. ......, OJ'CCOft Lhrm,;gh the Faw: h6. ......... --. -· ....-_lbo_blo_ 't-·-. ... ........ . flfmliS nolda, Sox c.utllelder. rot Lhree ot the Chka10 lateUot and old mfUI " pnr o1 tmt-fe9inr taTOrtiiH rive. JOlt tbe piRSide dope on tile ....,.. pwt AMerte.a ,..tt.e. 'Itt bAll;~~ tdll:ilot, 6lt!O. ·ROY£ HES MIRK :F}~:~::a:~~ lTfl£15 coy ' YB[AT' ' . N. G il ": ::i~?!.!r'"E!-; W .HITE ~u 8S8R£ HI\ ar (I, n'[N ~~~:!'::~~ -=~"'!:: U ~~~H:a:d~~y= ,.n~n~ POMUOY "DUO£ RANCH" - ' OJ*.l. '"' ,.. ' . Pomeroy 11 Stores, Middleport r.jaaaar'1 Grocery ..... . ...... . . . ..... Phone 22-L Schwea:man &. Roedel. ....... . ...... Phone 347-L . pl ~wintf'l Cash Grocery !,, .... ·,· ... ... ~hone li!~.-L, ·.£pple Gtocotr :... l .. ,, , .. ·.......... :Phon• G26-R G'uth & Whitlock., ........ ........ Phon. 317-L Fugate 'croc~..Y. . . . . . . . ........ . . . Phone 15l~H. White'• Store• , ... . ................ P-1!•'!'> 263:L C. 0. Fi•h•r Market. ............. · "~~,q . ~~l-L 'llh• Bir .~ GroFI'I'f, Middl•port, ... , ·''·P;IIIifte 11?-\. Ne.P.so Br~J. Grocery, Syr"cu~c. ~ ... .' ... ~lione 622·L J. N. Rathb'!m Sono Co ., .......•... Rutland, Ohio �• 'IJ 4"1:S I Tf' 1 HI O 6TATE N U~[UY T11Z DAD..T TIW!t!N1!, l'O>a:ROT, OJDO. • 3 for lOc Saturday, August 22nd to Saturday, August 29th AUGUST FURNITURE SALE lOc Bar -Floating Hardwater T oilet Soap- P ure Cocoanut Oil - producing an abundant lather that quick ly and e.ffecth•e \y cka nW'::. the skin l Pie.' t ' · oventulfed IJvtna BOlHD "Icy Hot" Thermos BoUle !hall pint alael In metal lunch case . .... . ... ... $1.19 J.amh Klts-wltll two handlrs and hinged lid . . . . . . . . . . 19c Metal Lunch Bos:-•Uh one handle-hlu· tOe aed lid .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. nei Boom Sllltea 9d2 Ft-VIetory SCHOOL LUNCH KITS Sizes 2•! tc.. 84-F't boya of 6 to 14 ycars--maJe with snubber back reinforceJJtcnt - taped ·shou1ders- ex+.ra full cut and roomy- Ma~~~~ .f.aG. f. A~~· $f.'i'. A.UJ.bdakr B]llt ~22 . !h:l2 FL Lincoln Bnaaels a.,.. •U. 39c SlmmoDI Day Bedll $1f.OO Walnut DlnlnJ Salte.--(1 pkcle) f5f 81 by 90 Pepperell BedSheets E"VeJYihlnr In Furnlt..-e and F1Mr CoyP.rlnll at SALt.: PRICES fer the AUGUST FURNITURE SALE. The quality recommended aud used for years--long wearing, bleached sheetn.,. torn and hemmed, seamle8s, ond during Thrift Week at the lowest price we haYo hud in years- Old Dutch Cleanser Keeps Everything Spic and "HOOSIER GRAY" PRESERVING KETTLES 4 for 25c PRINTZESS Lifebuoy Health Soap For Toilet and usual tOe bar- Bath- the SIC Hea"y flat bottom lf!Dameled prest!l'vlng Kettle8-Made willa huvy bull bandle and woucl 1rlp-Also handle for polll'lng-12 Qt. Size. J't#l U50 42 by 36 inch Pillow Cases- Stevens Linen Toweling · wlde-Unble-ached.....eyen ('onslrucllon-ln 5 and 10 yard lenrthN -Limit It yards t.o a customer, ln('bes 4c lOc a Yard A YARD I 'T~rm~r~ / cut ,.lt:H Ask for them by name~anitary napkins-12 in '"'· box-·regular 45c size 4 to 18 years-Triple eb--Swlnrlnr side poeketll-double bib poc:kel&-bar-tacked and relnforud al aU polnl8 of siraln.- 25c a Box Visit this cl)inplete Main Floor:_Bring the children wim you.- Pencils, Tablets, Note Book Fillers, Pencil Boxes, School Bags, Inks, Cr·ay<Jns, Fountain P€1118, Lun'ch Boxes, Note. BookS, Ink 'l'ablets, Slates, Book Straps, Erasers, Muscilage, Paste- Ever·ything in School Supplies, conveniently arranged--Marked in plain fij!ures for easy selectio,n. In Two Groups-- Blue a n d White Mot!led Enamel on heavy steel hnse. • 11 quart Aize - seaml•~s.q with set-in cover, ~elded eitrs, wood grip, hett.e[ comIJineb; than those rorrr.erly Rold for *1.00 50c Vitrox Ivory Enameled Ware · 39c Choice Any Picct> SIRs rrom 29 to 46 waist F.dra. large slze-e"J:&ra fine 'Modern OnyJ:' flnlsh-namll!lf!d ware- SOc , HOUSE BROOMS RepeaUnr-A. ~ale of ZD Houe ~rooms ~-t.le Joy Howe BrGom»-and 5-tle value HoWle Broom....,..ne Quality broom corn- Trouera at $3.R4 are $5.00 and $G.OO valaeA. TheN will tH. no edra ,·harle for aUera"on during Thrift Week- IZ-Pos&man and pollcemanJitoar Brand Hosiery wemrs- dozr.n In thh lot and enry ha. .erchlefa a · 3PAIRszs "· c THRIFT wEEK Stailileao Steel PGq!(:ET KNIVES nt...-, - ., .: ' . WOOl, GIRL'S BLOOMERS Cotton Charmeue-SaUn etrtpe eelonWblte, Wack, plat. peaeb, 18 rear.- oreh~lft 8 to Slzea 6 to 11 yean-Genalae 0. K. Knee Pants-Made wlib belt loo.. and amall alua wl&h IMMton-bole walal hand.- 95c pu~teh NEWS SERVICE IJY ~ PRICE-SUNDAY Ci CENTS SITUATION IN ENGLAND NEAR CRISIS · ..... .... ..... .... .,.. .... .... ~ • •••• States • SUGGIRING 5 SPENT YHRlY 'COSTS OF C 1 COMMISSION SAYS "Rackets" Pervade otantial Part Of Economic Life By GEORGE E. DURNO I. N. 8. Staff Correspondent. WaahlnKton .. AUK. 31- A crime bHI of ataaerinr proportions IS run up annuall)• at the experuse of the Amerlcu.n ·people, the Wickersham Oommlsalon reported to Presklent Hoover today m B lencthr brocttUtt! entitled "Costs ot Crime." Investlptora for the comml8slon tabulated costs tota.llna: a blWon and a quarter dollara, but pointed out this was only a traction of t.hf'l supporting Washlngt::an, Aug. 21- INS . etc rllainal jw::-ti'ce In 300 dtic.s of 25,- . ' GJO r, ..pu:atlon o.nd ~.ovu oolit uch man, w.:.mt.. ol o.nd child therein an avera,:e oi ts.4'J last year, the Wiekenh'!l.m t:Ommlf.Slon's ~p.;;rt on "costs d crime" dh:ekN1 today. Th ~ highest per c11ptta rate was found in Jusey City, N. J .. where tt ran •n.Jo. The lowest was in Oalcs.bW'j , Ill .. wht:re It w11s only ninety two re:nt .~ . Bost.cn nmked !ieCOnd after Jer!it!y City with $1U14, WI\Bhlngtoo, D. c ., was third with t11.21, and Philadelphia was fourth with $8.'JI. Othen o! the la.Jter clttes WUt: N£W Veri:: $7.76; OhlcllJO $6.65; Detroit, $'i .fl9 ; Los A.'\lgele&-, M.l8; Ban · Francisoo t6.!t6: Denvu, $3.85 ; Atlant.tt · - Admintstr::at1c.n Over Billion Dollan Lilted Aa Only Part Of Hu1e Bill in JUSTICE COSTLY. . IN LARGE CITIES' .. ., the criminal eJement. They refused to , even attempt t4J estimate the burden ln liB enUrety. . Amo01 the more slgnlftcant facts developed was that two-thirds of all the money the Federal government. ln admlnla1> •ut; lncbanapoHs, THOUBltS L'IN SPAIN RIUl IN MADRID ,. I..~~·~w::.~~::~;~:rh::t"~ .¥ BE fORC[O .~~. ~::~~~~Joo~~·~.y;!,;JTO.. RESIGN TODAY 00t'!n ISIIued Loday by the .... rl'• . mother, Mr.s. Walter HW'm. Clty . i and 001mty authorities were puzzled O\·er tht glrl'ti dls&pp ~:arance . I Upon leavlnK her home, Augus t McDonald Alnd Advioero j 10. Ruaemary told her mvtln•r she wa.s &Oing swlmminK with a. s irl 1 Are Faein1 The Supfrlt'nd . Shi!! tailed to return. · reme Tat OPPOSED BY T. U. C. a.t .os~ Lou~vlllt:, t3.Sl ; New Or· leans. $3.91; Belttmm·e, 16.511 Minneapolis, l3 .58 ; KanSP.s City, •ut: st. Louis, Uti; Bayonne. N. J .. $7.13; Hoboken, t8.32; Newark, t7.'l'l : Trent-ln. 16.20; Albany, 16.79 Butfalo.. $13.84; Roch~ster, «.32; Syracuse, t1.80 ; Cln•linnat'4, f'.45; Clevekmd. t4.90; Colwnbus, $13.35: Pit~­ burg:h, $6.43 and Milwaukee lUll. Chcrice" .......,. '·' - blade or ontt Master blade. j .).·. ~,... i . tct.n mainland. tbe iilant We reserve the r.ight to limit quantities on ~hese Lever Bros. soap products-these prices goOd only as lon'g aM stock on hand lasts~ *·"" .'-,.1: Blr aeleetlon of handiH-The Bo,- Seout knlvH have one lar&e blade-larre spe&r·tcrew driver and eap Uner, can opener and pUJHh blaciM and al10 come In a &GOd lflleetln of bandies-Not a knife lu this a110liment that U.not•laarpla.- HOUSEHOLD SASH CORD CLOTHES LINES so teet leiiPh--fOCHt ,um, eo&ten ror11t11 eenler, &wino eo01lruotloa oo..,......, &IPU, braid• pollabecl and wateq.,.,_ Rinso The granuulated PO ' German 00-X left Sa)l Juab, Porto Rko, at 6:441 a. m. toda)' ror t.he bland or Antilla, 570 mile& dlll· tant omc:ers of the Do-X and .some. ol th~ pasaenl(enl were em.erta!l.ejt at a dinner party last night by Governor and Mrs. Theodore Roooo~v=•l=t----~--~---- RETIRED LIST IS SOUGHT BY BUTLER . .. l, DO-X LEAVES POKTO RICO · Aboard Seaplane DO-X. AUJ. 21. -IN&-Headlna: lor a polnt within a. few hours' jump from the Am.wseaplalUI 4for25c JC-F.II out-Guarudeed fall colon-willie_ tan, blue or II'MD Btoadelotb -neat .trlpn Bnd fanor pattern.- -~ TOIUT SOAP The !Oc Bar 1 69c fo Inch tapered blade-<tne eaiUe tilade aa4 one LUX MAJOR" _..o_- =sH~IRTS ' . Por:bt Jaclli KniR~, Boy !kout Knlt'fti a~d a .few two bi.ded lmporW'itntv~· ,· ~... . • POMEROY, OHIO, FRIDA\', AUGUST 21,1981 Everett SC Shirtings . 10 to 1Oc J.NTERNATJON AL lie a Yard· Bl:wk, broWin. Slate, Gray and Nav, bl•e- All whlie with satin bordf!fl .... woven colored boNit'rB-411 bems&l&eh\!t!O-only GO former 25c' retail value- VOL. V- NO. 289 WIRB OF 29 inches wide-Plain Blue fnncy patterns - for Men's or Boys S h i r t s , dresses, Aprons, etc., excel . lent for wear, and woven fast colors- MEN'S BEAR BRAND SOX ~b:es LEASED Saturd.Ry partly clo udy and cool. Measllft--De Troulif'1'11 at $2.84 are $3.95 Valu"s- and the with sn100Ul n•flnlshed handl- MEN'S FINE HANDKERCHIEFS This 3!;!=1ortrnent of fine quality I v'o r y Enameled ware incluudes Mi\ quart PreP.erving Kettlc·1 4 quart Saul'e Po1.8 with !!over 3 quart handled Sauce Pans with cover 2 quart handled Sauce Patn with cover IQ quart Dish Pans 8 quart Sauce Pans 6 quart Sauce Pans 14'lnch Wash Ba•in 8 piece Child's Safety ~:ut­ lng Sell< (Mug, Bowl and Plate) $2.84 AND $3.84 17 QUART ROLL RIM DISH PANS ton ili(h t. and 206 PAIRS MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S WOOL DRESS TROUSERS Enameled Combinets ANY SIZE SOc l and &turdaf. Not much ctur.nr:'in ~mperatun . West VlrgLn la : Clo~y and ra in in Eut. porUoa tQn1&h t In 5 and 10 Yard Lengths handl&- .• .I f'*' 9ca Yard · a seam- with heayy wire handle allld wood I '" 69C Extra heavy-"Modern Onyx" mae and Whlitl enameled ware-Made without - Qf.nen.\l y Free from n11 dressing-soft finish-fme, even construe. tion-yard wide, at a VERY LOW PRICE for THRIFT WEEK aUtched-MI\de joM like , tbe Meni-WIUt doable waist ba.nd-conttnaoWI hlrh baekbmvy wblte b!\ck blue denlm-two hlp poct- "Kotex" " Bleached Muslin ' BOY'S RIDGE" OVERALLS Full n. FULL whole outl&y 16 inch-es wide, unbleached. pure linen, excellent for hand or roller towels 'HEN-COOP-YY'-MUSLIN JO Pepperell 26C 64c SET AND VALUE This Fall you are going to get more fashion value in Coats at a mor·e attractive price than in many seasons past.- Printzess Coal• are styled for the individual type-P!ll·haps you're tall and slim or short and even plump-But whatever your individual type we have clever New Printzess Coats for Fall that might have been designed just for you. These include "Petite" Modes for shorter normal for women Misses. A '/[ if the om.. aok Athletic Union Suits Suites ''85.' 50 rOult'd S&earnJ and Foder LaJH Felt of Trlb.._, . --------:---: Boys 'Yank Junior' remind :ro• or the Span- lOc Box , 1 ~T'H UIEATHER FORECAST- 50c Here an some of the Prlee. that wW metal sr . ,, ,"' 'J S'J S 0 ~ortCE-Jf 1001 th•. Boys siz e.-, G t o ; ~-Youthe s i z e s 12 V2 to 14 V• CORRECT IN STYLE Made with pearl button rront, two pockets, continuous faced sleeveA, doubl t! shouldersFULL C':T- Each •ize separatc1y cnt and accurately dzed DURADLE- Tri~ : e s!Jtched, and made of fin~ qual .. ity yarn dyed Char:.thral THRIFT WEEK "Snowflake" Cocoa Hardwater Toilet Soap READERS Boys - Youths "Uncle Fuller" Blue Shirts vi You've paid l Oc eac h for wil.sh cloths of th b q uali ty not long ago. This i~ a s pecial bu y , a wond erful opportunity t o ~ AV E- LlthOJtapbed C~L • 1200 Turkish Wash Cloths 5 for 29c titCt4 ' THOR8DA Y, AU0t18T lO, 18Sl soap for tub or washing machinesoaks clothes whiter-for dishes and all hou·sehold uses--rerular 25c box-- 2for 35c •, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1931 moriarty