https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1d2ecca25a6e99d22a5c9a0ffb73f091.pdf 1b496f927986107bd6762b4982575fe3 PDF Text Text ... ,..----FINO·Cl~I ...-•-IW~--.,. O·O~o-o .._..-- • •-·'11'-•....-- - -.. ; ' •- ___ . . ______ - • • . _ _______ _..,...,.._ .•,.._ •---•·~- ·- -- •._,,..., -- . . ..,. .... . . ..,.... -- ·--·------......................__; rJ t' :~ 1 dl 1 - ~1 -~ 1 \ TF' r t: u ~ !i r ·J 1.1 ) I !.T. I 6 ~1.. • READERS NOTICE-If ,..,. waal FORECAST-· W EA'l'HEH Ohio-Cloudy !f>night and the Newo 08ice of Tbe Dail) Tribuae, call 236-L; If tho Buoiaeu shower• TUeadJ.)I and probably In Dlliee aak for 202·R. tonlgllt. TUesda)' wU:ft ... ' '" 1 FULL LEASED WIRE ' ... "' VOL. V-N0.297 ' II' 1-n annr• m 01 T'HI: DA.Ii.."t: T&IBU'N& OF INTERNATIONAL POMEROY, OHIO, MOI:l'DA'Y, AUGUST 31, 1931 NEWS Wi!~St porUc:a SERVICE ~y Ca\Riilt:& ll CIUii"l'l .,., -u ,__...... PRICt:-SUNDAY 5 CENTS COMIC.} 'rOU, S&JI W arranta IT AT 'l}IE. SI-IOP Y\MIL.E I 4Cr A ~VE! ued For Am Himael AND DR. Cl Tella Chief Ex• Meoaap W Terroriz .' ·· U rar u could 1M -Pemeroy a\ pl'ft8 t. Dally Tribune. Dr. I ha4 NOT beft) am • C&l iOftka'l ln CONI • -.nant ldped &I br cllb&&aWe Lt .; NO C.HANC.E ebu'ltDf bbD wlt.lt. wJtUe b eharp ol hiJ dtdJ. '3TAMPS! sliid OF niE f I HST IN "TI-IM eARBE.R SHOP AH 1 ~E ":Columbus, o.. AUf caw.na tn Dtrector • relaUona. Theodore H "· ~OUT PAPE"RS, lOOt 4-EE., II'" • COUL..O ONL.Y 4ET COLLeCT!~ omcer u. AL-1.. MY OAUL.HTER. WANT~ IT 1 SHI!::6 I SEE. "TWO OF PAPIKRS IN TH&"RS 1 ACT Of PROGR~M Vlelfe.re Di.rMt.Ql Bweenei', Governor ( this afternoon began ot a request or cna Oa1Upol1s attorney, !.'c tion or htmsdf, Dr . . Sheep Show, NationaiiJ Famous, Formally Opened Pomeroy. and Charlet ~ nrrest. - ,. ... . ... tCOl~bw , 0 . AuK . <1artnl{ that wanunt.s 161!ued f(,t Llleir 01. -~31 Hlgg.lrns , Gallip:)hs a1 wilEd Governor 04 HERe "'''CJ ARE,~ 4!RL.S I 'IHEM ,JMttWNI WMIC. ·9TART ACOLLECT~! HERE~ asklna protection !lor H . L. Cmry. P<.mervy "Tl\"( 1C COLLI!CT MOlt& COMIC STAI'o'P5 1\Wol "NY ~IN '1ClUt NEI4HeoRH000! 0. WJlllams, HGIJSOII lt W8!; lti!E'\Ifd lh~ STAMP 16 YOU CAN ! ~I.L .O.LI. 'ltli.JR.. I Nl&IL,H~ 1C ~ lliEIR 5"0\"''PS I=OR. '\1:.0, requti!!il.lonlns ticn of U'll adm~.1lst1 WILL ~~l~J~~v!!e~~R.I t'ce In Melus ColUilY mt.o pn.tesl~d Lhe cv Wlllwms, tlll lnvui K; IXIN'T MitiS IT home at Hollsan. Toots f:l~~t .~asper ~> lntf crcu:: l1ud ltlrt~a<IY t on Ole charg.:>. and aud Wllll11.m.~ h:ul u . H. un~Jngton. 'Jhe wirE Huntlnetou, ::u1d : "In accordnm·e wi Jn:; tJI ;c:tlor!s, WliUam~ turntd home and f'o Ull v.·arrantl! from Til the Peal!@ at Pomer ', ·,t,>lt.h Inciting riot arre_1t, Willlllmll Bl)f 11! HUn;,tn&ton kEAFI.. '1)-IE !!Si! A MOVIE. AAE WHEN DIRE C. TOR., "'TOL.O W\E 10 'THE STUDIO WHE.N loft: COI\E'S 'TO 'TOWN SAC. NEXT~,~~~:~·HcOI'E!d WAIT TIL.L NEW-5, 1'::£0 "? I'M Lr0P\lNA BE A MOVIE iiTA!Ii:. ! "r''U 61!'E MY NAME ON '"THE BILL BOARDS LIKE n-tAT t 4EE I I CAN HARDLY WAIT 10 4-e'T l51rA•m!:D! I AL~YS KNEW 1'0 6E A ,..~'("" . to "wal yc ur pm L Dr. Cr:J.I" and in Jail on the Appt.arx ns If they defy !-'(..Ul" IHllhoriLy tad. WlrP m1 whut terl·mlzed by Justk.e otncrt ." et tlw dt:!lllall+ One Orar.y and Williams Oc.Vl't '! lnr ''~c~UIJ&tle in :fAIL'I" 1 'eourt '.''tmc r ClurK- ':~ o{lkr. Sl.at-J rJP·i :.Jt~)ln McSwrcr :Wtit~~ lc. probe · oounty, will be& nht wl'eb.. --~-. STOLEN CHIC FOUND BU1 \' MAKES . 'GE' IT BE L~4 UNTIL I 8E MAKN4 'll40U6AND5 OF 001-LARti A WE~K! WAIT UNIU... I ROLL UP IN FRONT OP' COLOf'o.4e.L HOOFER'S HOUS.~ A SlqOOO. QQ L.IMOU51NEi. ~ l-41i'LL T~N 4-~EEW Wt"ll-' 15:NVY BE.T HAV£:. · 5TOR'1EG .AND PHOTOS OP ME IN "THIS MA...."ZtNE. IN A FEW MON"T'Hb FROM NCJ'IN, "'TOOl MY PUBLtC WI~L WANT "TO KNOW ALL ABOUT ME ! ""'J1-iEY'l.L. ALL (."AVE NEW? OF= "11·41! I HEAR you'RE NEW &TAO<.,! Th1rte(":l t::hlckl.'ns fnm 11 t :( -·ll Utlunv,ll\ ~vre at R ndnr· Tb a~d ShcriJT A. 0 . Tt r•t nt tn ,the :;ell! 1.lf5 - .. ' btry wil~• ~ 11n mv1 held Frldoy. A ~;turcl 1Jrq:!;.l ed unrl a Mft Rl:'mb Hawthcme's' r• !he ctrtr:kens \Vt 1"1' fG throne had len berc could lw nnttJe . lt wu believed ttu dent.r. or Racine hod ~- ID the mb~lY. f 1ld t.ut th~ !r iecJ . ~il I ." ~ ............ ...,. D£1.t:fibANT ·WL" 'lf!~ p1v1.o,;..: l'iu:· O# 111., ,Q{4~ Spire!>, WW eomriiOh pleaa (.'OU'l f;fteniooa. 8pltrs hi ~lut ir)l" dlvorte 1111 t.bo·contf8ted a. Tb ~dwce on b,.th tllr 'jfil1e r.rnl"nt~ct tu t att.r hearing f'acb. dJvc.re.e ant . ... "8..'l grant1•d PYTHIAN. pfc PLANS C} L~ &nnounooment ..Ill~ 1,¥ , · ~- · morning bto 'Of Pyt \ menf)l, t •bli.tl ..!:11 ·to ""'"' llie U.IP County t.abOr DaY, Septenib l:k',.tll!fld -as intended .AU ·wno h•ve for the picnic niunded them whom . ' 10 'WELL, ..OU I ...OPE IM:JNT FOo:I<ET A:...L. ABOUT LITTLE ME WHEN "YYU <;;.."fART 10 \NORK wrr~ -rn06E 8EAUTIF-I.)L MOV'oE. "5~R'5, CASPER! By Shooting Thru Side Of House; Drunken• ne11 Wao Plea ColumbWl, 0 .. Aar. 8E SURE "TO COLLI!CT .0.5 MANY OF eACH Wh1~ telegram To Be Filled With Entertainment PASTE "lHEhl IN "' I!!IOOK AND SAVE "TWEM ! raill5, lsw~<! on chur Ina rlot.s" crww a); an the . ll13lt of tile trln Th~: - BANDS ON HAND Circua On Grounds; Week ALL 8E NERVOUS IN F~NT '1\-tE CAMERA'S, BUT I 0U4HT 10 PRACTISE L>P ON APPEARlN4 BEFORE AN AUDIENCE! I'LL HA.VE: "l() MAKE PI!:RWNAI. APPEARANCES .AND !'),\ NOT USED 10 -5tPOT-Lt4KTS! Afarshall ltefuses To ltecall Judges 31.-INS �' . . . I!WL'I 'BJIIliD, - · - ~ TB'I DAILY 'I'U,RIB UN E 1ta. at. Felt , ;d • 5 .,, ~~ww~~.._ t:::lldD. aodlr tbe ~; ~ kturdq ee~ Aal. D( tbt lOll BlllJ of Oolumbu Wl!ie the lllchard Duckworth bad th\ lr IBun.Jay ....... end IUHtl of Yr &n4 . . . . . . . . . ot the Prnbyterlad Sunday AJpha Cott•rill v. t n L kl "8eiwe1 ~ T Wllllama t.m:l CamUJ &Dd icbOol on a ptcnfc Wednesday fl'a.lls Pa Monday on busmeSti ......, a.coomp&Qied bome bJ Mia• Aut lt at the co lles ~ grove Tim Rex J Aelrley 15pent from Wt'd.~Ua ~ Who hu tMen (Uel5ta at the claases wu~ Mary nesday tUI Sundl.y at At....ttctll!l the . . . . .-pendlnf I week With bet DIJt.oll.,. Bernice Stowe Kathl~n gut>st or his mother Mrs Pra.nk . . .n\1 and Jeanne Dutly The members Sef,.moua and hll!lband llln. Tbomu w.lcb aDil di.Uib• !lf the classes were Esther:J!:hel r homa.s ouft'ey of Abon auivtod ~r IWdred oJ' Detroit Jrere the RUth Leifheit Kathryn ulme~ he 1 e Mondtly t.o spend the Winter 1\~Mtt. of M1al Lou Ta)'lor &nd i1s- llHdred Burris Billie pel. I with his gra.nd!at.h'"r Jamllti Duffey ter Ml'l. R M. Haaeltlo! Thursday Maqaret Quick BeL ~y Cll(X h u t Rod uncle ami aunt Mr and Mrs Mr UDderb.UJ and. "'utbter or and Mulam Anna Holmes and 1 homas Dutfy Jr Laa.Wd Ol1 Lower 8ecoDd StrMt, Pomero;, 0 . . . ""'- frWDdll .uct .. ~,., or ~ matw tor pubUcatlon tbfJ' • ...... ~ ~ ~- man Lhelr b&ll......-ithOUib aot neceu&rUy to be ~~ ~. . letters bowtter ~Jtcdl11nt •r.d d81trabl1 1n tht'tD r"" Ill 110 m.tauee will be _ ..• ll"w .. were the 'liliaday and Wildn...-)1 I'*" ot Mn. Mar)! A. X., ADd dauabt.er M1aa Marcia Katr Mtla lldna O.pe._rt ol Clevt· laud waa the ruest of Miaa Belle Carlekln Wl'!dnpday N.,t.on Rouih went 1.0 Darton Tuaday t.o Yil# ~ IDD Bdi8oD and wlle ror ~~ - ~lui llr~-~Wan · ~~oort left. Friday tOI' AAIVIl t.o Ylalt reli.tlves for a tRetr teaChers Mrs Richar d Dur" Mr Rnd M H; c E vmccnt and and .Ul'& J!ohn Dtllton child! f'll Cl> dc and Kathr)'l1 o! Mrs John T Williams a 11 U Baruett spenl sunday here \\llh d&urht•n MIU'eella and Glenni E' Mr and Mrs F ulllk VIncent and were Wednesday guests of the !u1 .family mer s daughter Mrs Alphom!t' Bill\ Clal k ul Pumeroy was the Sebom and hwsbBnd gue11 uf hiS g1 andmother Mrs Mr& H T Proctclr and daught~r Moille Clark ~~ond 1amily from sun· Katberlne left Monday for N~r.! a day ttll Tuesda~ P'aUS. where they will \l.sit the fur ).irs John J Roush and son, mers sll!tter Mn Nell Ackerman for Robrrt of Pittsbutgh ~~;el'"! gUt!&ts a &hort time They were ~~occom 1of R s He~>~> at 1d slstr Bertha 11\or\. Wnc panled by Franklin Ackerman wllo a 1 d Mr nnd Mrs L J tlcS.'S ove! Nra Bertie Atal>h,tre o{ Winches baa been here for some tlm~ HI!' tt e 1~eek eud ter lhdiana wQ i!aDlnt on Mn will remain lil New \ ork. w1th hils 1\1 ~ Nell Procl..ur ~ t;J~ndms two Clermoot Am.oJ9., Y:W Lou Taylor I ~other wteks \\ tth her a mt Mrs Anlldo and Mtat Belle carleton Monday Mrs Ray ,Cowie Blld three dnl Jcnet; lit Mon tgom 0 w Va aclla hate 8eicller and OeOJ"'rf'l drt>':l Clara Mae Rutb and baby Mr an:i Mts E J Soulab} Jr Selila who have been tbt a:ueats who have been here spending Lhe 1d C' h Jdn n fX! t t1 e W"ek end ~ or IQ'. and Mrl Homer Rouah for summer w1tb her father w F Bar- Bashan guer w o! Mr and Mn>. Ec, the ,pUt aeveral weeks wUl return tela and tamlly and other relatl Po Grlmth to tfielr homes at Beaver Pallll Pa returned to tt:e1r home u.t B~:lltll Thursday They will be acoom- FaJls Pa Monday panled by lllr and Mn .Homer \-'v ... to:n • Bureau Roush and famUy who wtll visit PCJsunaster and M1 s W S Whit" 11 , , 1 1 11 1 1 JmhtsT v ""I, te" thlflrt tor a week were week end ~tuests ol Mrs A C un 1 1 11 1 r1" 1 1 , n nf tlu D1 The tam.tltes ot Pred Shumway Keener at Ironton 1m 1 11 , 1 1 1l • 1 ..., 1s , "T 1 1'"'' t,j ant! Irvtn1 Karr are enjoying Lon Coat'S and son Chmlc~ 11 1 1 I~ 1 tr m• 1st u• caQip1ng and tlshJ.na &t Thornton Thc;mas Jones and sister MISB Sa.Ia 1n lu1 • 11.11 Tlu l 1111 11 1 s ,_1\ Wollt • tarm at Great J!end IV Jones, who have been guests o! 1 ell 1 1 1tt 1 • ! I JH tn ! It I "' CLASS PICNIC 1 Mrs EJizabUl Jones 1eturned \XJ 1 S; ,.t 1 •1 I 11d mtd t>l Mtll John Dalton And Mrs thetr home at Turtle Creek Pa ''I!' II 1• n ow. ~ bu.& Ollk:• a~ Ch<c.a.Uola Dept.. C&ll Ill·& ' 1 F• t.dHII1al O.e Call 111-L HATION&L AIJVEBTI8J!IfG REPBE8ENTA.TIVEl Dovine·Tennel corporatlon New York ltd Chlcqo I Max Lambert 18 ACCI'dent V'IC t•IRl • I I ='----- - ---- roNSCIUPfiON of t!\ery ~ble bod1ed peaf\ant between \'the ages. of 18 and 45 for s1x d.tY" annual1y, and the f work by th~c ~unlC ag1tatms forts to put tht!m ,. ct "'"' • ' '' \\he~e they renlly belong II ,, RI!:AD THIB PIRST Woman to whom Jbef ri&'ht'ully be- 9 15 ..,~mphc.n} 1:1 30 guest ot her aunt Mrs. Annie Lu nnd Em t 46 D eam Hamm and spent Too9da)' .at the 10 15 The Stebbins Boy-F 1Nea~~e Settlement the s:uesL of " Radio Program 1\aKw .d Ship 10 JO Jan Garb~r"s Qrch 11 T~J wr..- m s OJ.ch 11130 Bill Donahue ar*! JUs Pcpular Dance- Oich WLW- Cinclnnati (438-700 ! 5 -45 I' iJ l:>wdl Thorr 13 6 Amos n An..t\ 6 30 Pcpula.r Prcb 'I Til Qtl:tk.t' rs 7 30 DAM!I:all &orcs 1 ,. 5 7 a:; Hni ry Willsey 8 01 ch 811 t 1 p; or tl)e Sktllct 8 Maine P!"pg 8 l:'i Muna.y Ho<ton 8 Orch 8:30 Bul:blc Blowers 9 Crtm.c• lgh! s 9 2 ~ Arc md lhc Wolld wltlt ktr D;ul.r--Klng of Hoto~ s 9 30 p,_Ju.lar Chronicles 10 Cotton Que 11 M n.stPis 10 30 variety 0 4J Boll Newhall 11 L03 Ami.. cs :r • 11 3(1 12 Popular O~~t;h 13 Hcnn S1ntrey arid H18 Oc.tw:: OTeh Wl!AF- !few YOlk 1~.3·6801 6 pnll Hymn Sing Corner On); Stw· 6 45 The Goldbcrga, 1 Bll\cl ~tvne Hmtetlon 7 30 Popu· l•r ·• Pror B Thrlllcr• 8 30 Earle Eplct'l A B A RfJ fe s Da teo~ Or 10 L.lltl£ Jact:: Little 10 30 Jaclt Dt:.n:w .s Orch 11 RL<dy Vallou ::'om e(;Ucut Yunk.ecs 1l 30 Tal Hen "Y s Da 'ce ~b w JZ ~N·w " Y•"•k <39U·'760J 5-ta Lowell Thomas 6 A..'1108 n Andy, (I Hi Gtl5 Vun 6 30 PhU Cook " 1 llu Qu&.kers 'I 30 T 1e Pon~~ 8lsters 'I 4:6 Blaters ct the Skillet 8 Popular Pl'08 8 50 Dnnger Unea ot History 9 Old SWKers Momor· les l) 30 Olara Lu and Em 9 45 Wavt'R of Melody 10 Bh.:mbet. Mu slt 0 30 Dream Plctu1es 11 15 1 Paul Whlt<:l man .; ou.:h~trn Nc\• Moo_, , ° T M1'9 I Rutherford 8ellera went to Steu· benvll1e Monday an 1 spent a few days wtih rel&trlvea and friends they were a<:colnpiUJ!ed by the latter11 mother Mrs C A Carson who will visit her ron Homer Car&on and family (or a while and Lear Carson who has b'eeD spendlniJ the summer here returned to hiS home at SteulfenvtUe with them Ml118es Glady& Orooka a.nd Le· nora CampbeU retum~d home( Menda)' from a motor trip t.hrOUKh Butr&lo, Ilal&r& Fall5, N Y., Tor onto a11d other polnta or lntere1t In CN)(IIda MliM! Anna. llousar of Coalton waa ca.lllna on Oladys Crooka Tuea .....,.... :C I I I 0: crier I t 11 t..:,.iO: 't,, r k ••~ IPPN•- n • ust on a ~S. Ohu. s.,",'.,ltt'!_~1 1h•~ fi~';;~ - I t" f lo Ruaala Ul4 ea.tralta tbdm to n apnt, who 4isappetln. Seqm tbtr.upoa ntarDI to EDrland ud biduhimaelflnbianmete countrp hou.-o Beuu'• Caart, bop~ h)a friend, Jlm w7atet, to ~ quu:..,. to hia aid. WJntw Uld a ltWJ4r. Fda Sant, nash to Beaat'l Coart, but Snem hal clia-A mirror 1 th d jTheodore Ha~m and tamlly Mrs Fred ShumWII.y and I "~ r~ p"ftll Vlch -..~ AllC l ~ II long Wine• a d~eadf~ menace upon. hrm1clf1 He actuallJ fiDda the bJ.ood. Yr:t k l481i-atl01 6 l$ O.::nnts King.. Orcb 6 45 M"l tn Down<'~ 7 Ban~ Concert 1 4.> Oloc-m ChaFe111 8 Ct hne Clu 1 8 ;m Pcpulu Ou;t: 8 45 Thr Ben n ons 9 Guy Lom~.::-.nlc s 01 time, and a!! m1ght \\-ell he suppo~ed, Instead of the nP.twn D 30 -ltntesque 10 ll'ldch 1 H n dt-1 Gn s 0! cb 10 :to Belt Lown s lmprovmg 1t t!<l becommg s teadily wori:le 'The only reu:.un O.-.h, 1l Babb, Meekcl s O!Ch r_ that thousands ot Rlu"sianA ure m that country today, ll!! t2 "'of'' ant Dave Allan s OJ. cb ., t}1at they have no means of e:!ca.J)lnl{~ ; tAil. :;_! ible rondl· W;,lBr-~r9lt l«tt,'J";u ~-u ~ LcWt:h :rt\omas 0 3& BnR:IiJJI tions m vogue over there trohs (I 46 Parils Nl{lbt Life 7 d8rY Prartlc. Bartels and IOn Bobbie Some !tme, perhapR, a readJUstment may come, b11t ~n Pdlock s Orch 7 :JO HI·Spt~ S eu entdCl:'! 8 l'bpular Olch 8 30 of Orv~lle were the a:ueste ot Albeit It will pi obably te attended by another crud revolution Rcnl :rolks 9 Exprees y 30 Mr D..,.kiUJ and famUy from PrlT"' daY l ~17 whereby thou~ands of \i\ea w1l1 be the toll, aH a sacrJiice Bents und Ct:Jmpeny lO ArnoB n Andl ttl 36 The PertiiJil<lllty Girls W~ t,~worth while cookin& for the gcneratwns to follow Ru<~siiQ aR a country, has 10 41 The Old Tlmeii'l 1l P:Jpuflsh a :-i ~ ~hln& camp at John Rtlna neaday wu badly burned been one to be pitied for many year~ prccedmg the down- Jar ( roonl't 11 15 Louie s Hungry F'IV" II 30 Tal Henry 11 OLch when "' _Skt let of hot rreaae apllled 12 fall of the Czur and and his advisers The World war, 1t on hlriT, Dr Gribble was called Bo~·b Noun L2 13Bm Dane!! OJ.ch •nd .,....., . the burn ... seems, ha~ dont! hltle tm the people of tht~ land m the 1201 6 8 " ' ~, -c lc!'o IUIH Gerald Bowen who spent the 1 way of real constnH t10n .lnd the future 1x Indeed dreary pmT L: lm r v.mco ti 45 Haru d &ltll'lm,~r f.lere at the home of D B ccr. 7 o& Lou1e s Huu~ry Five W\Ulams lett Suruky tor his home 7 ~~ Tlndc Walt and Ske!Oz\x 'T SO a.t Zanesville •CHOOL DAYS Mlctwrst Bond a 30 Populfl.l' Prow b 0 LOng or Plattabu•o waa 1._ _ llill 1 Hl.,h J,lfe 930 Olrl Tlmo Fa\OT. pes( ot relatives here 1.,.r. we:k HE TIME FOR the opemng ot nnnthe1 term of :-~chuol I& Itoes 9 411 Popull\r Prog 10 lD lbr He lett. Bunda)' ttfr' Bha;l~ and clo"e nt hand anJ thou arul~ nf nllr young people wlll etf'bblns !!oy!l 10 ao Dream Ship COlumbus accompa.nlec.J by D B 10 40 Eft:r\ 'Burtnetts Qlch 11 Bill WUllams who visited re~tlves tpke ad\ an tag~ of It to enroll for another peuod of m- Don time" Orch 11 20 Earl Burt there etruction unde1 ~.:apahle mRtrmtors There are a great nett s Popular Dan~ Chch c A LanK and wile of SprinaWLW-Ciucllmatl ~428 mot ~ 4!'. I Oeld were rueate; ot A B WIWams many, ho~C\er \\ho IHed thJ:1111Htructaon &R badly at~ any pm L{..wtn Thomali 1 Am(JI; 11 All SvraC~Se and famUy Saturday and Sunday who \\Ill go to !o!Chool bnt '"" ho fnr vur!OU!-1 1 eaMons, \\ tll be dy 6 30 Phil cook 6 45 PRr!~ 1 ~ Miss Helen Grace ~ll•ma who Night urc 7 R o spent put two !ReeQ 1h Clifton d f I d h F II h f oun t HI a among t e great at my o uncmp uye , Buc:111l 8 me :.o~nPopatiJ ~~o I Mt-s Fay Jukes ol Washln1\on Hills the llo the KUI!Si. or her aunt With nothtnK !Jetter to dn that~ H-11~ a\\ay then f:od ~nven c li u 31 D c Is the guest of Mrs Dora Mra J .M Long retW'Jied home 8 30 f(ni Folk 9 Express P 30 Duck\\ort.h and family Saturday time Mu~t nl Dream~ IO Henr]j Thcl~ I Edwat d W Robert11 Wifl' ~~ond Mrs Vallie Clark Mr1 Ralllton 10 tb B~b J!tt\e daughU!t Joan wht. havt HThemsley and daught.cr Joan and There ts nothtng known to the mmd of ma11 that ean ~~c~ 1: 0 3 ~ 1 v;rletv ~w nnf'f'rt O!rh 11 been apendlng the sulnmer ht~rde .,_ omaa Ciark spent, Bu:nday st 0 a.nce Ouh compare Wl>Jl idlene:-t:-1 ol:'l the WOr!'lt way for one to pa~~ h1r-1 f)t! IU 12 JO nm with hel [::tther W H Blake llP .n.omeroy the 1\leat of Ployd Clark to> mlly while he ha.!i bl>en attend- and laml'time ldlene:-~~ ftt:-! unt fot not h Ill~ except \\Ort hi e?...~nes~ H<' ' Santl't'l and Hi:; O••h '" v WfAF-N~w York t4!i4J 6601 (l l inl( culle!Je at Athens left Monday Mr and Mrll tt..rrtaol'l. WlneWhich ,;ofiTI t.lkt•r-~ anothu hackward step IntO cnmmal pm ~~ddy Bhu:k .. Otch 64:'1 The tor Oil City Pa accumpanled b) brenner ot Steubeavm1 came Bun· 7 '3oCcnylol _, Sketthcs l llel sl.r;ter Mill Florence Bll.ke who day to vlllt M\IY81 ~ • 1PWit Imes M01 e <l e\ IIt I' ' more mtsc hIe f mote t.' rTJITC:'I Ill ge n 07 3011'!\:.crghs P£pulal Uvtmles 8 JO PoQulur I will ~:;penct lilt: winter there Mr and Mn CIUionl VOEIII and eraiiHC committed by tdle hand~ 111 One \\eek than by all Prog 9 True 8 ~ 01 ~ 9 45 rhe Mr and Mrs H Dudley and l chlldMD Vlvtan Role Mary &nd Ol!Hiri llll'!l I!"I 11 loolo•o Mil, ch!ldren and Mr and Mn W _, ... _,.. _ _ *he h and~ emp IO\ ef I 111 gam f uI occupatiOn 111 811 h un d le d Orch 11 Paul Nhltemun-: Oldl Hough .6pent tbe week end here v • ' • v • •== years IdiCIHJI'i" J)l, the breeder of C\ Cl) thllli{ had, the Cl Cr 11 !Ill Ha.r F k d 1 wllh M1s .. Elizabeth Jonen and l'UHJ tO:: li!O'I'JC& JJ • I} l 11 !l.n H 9 Ol ch faMily In A~cord•"c" wftll Beodoto &004 1 fltoro f no th mggoou WJZ- NewYcrk l4:9c760,545 Ml!i!i Duris Branch who hat~ l l.l"'" t. .,...,,..,Cod.,urollio).P~,~bhch~Lku pm Ltlwdl rhr.mas 6 "'.mos n An b•cn ·-·odl"g a ••eek at Hun"·• ••, ~.·:,.~ ~~~~ to ~6 • . , , -*•te .,,. 11.,.,. PKTelll:~. t hetelOH Ill our communlt\, Hhou ld \HU\e d~ I 15 The JeEtct~ 630 Phl t~n w'Jth'M~·~ M~oUJi Querry"";e 1t'11:u;;, ~~ "r:"~~..!:' ~·~~\'·~. tP.nt feehng akm to fulst pride which ma~ keep Rome of Cct:k 6 45 Pi~- Is Nillh Life 'I turned home I r.!.~t ~ vtCuufltJ Oh~ .... t~eir ch1id1 en ftom scl1nnl hecau~e lhe't' fc~l they hU\( 110l Rnx} 11 Gang 7 30 I:'Qnlh Valle3 George C Nease has returned to fl)r ,,~:f! hltJOlc~~otl r!t ~ ~~'• 1°~ Da3 ~ 8 Popul 1 OJ-ch 'l :-.o Rcnl Cha.rle11tou to resume his work Ct:o~nt~ Wher llit lh .._.~ In pJ. 11 ~;~ be clothe~t to weal to k~e)) them on a pla}lC Y.Ith otht'l P'o\kt. g E'xPl · ·~ 9 30 MI Bone~ Dauld Blllke Y.bo hl16 been here Olh!" lh6 Cvunq. ....,.u.r :..-111 UPOft '· oil q11nt hr111lllll to .,., p•r- 11 cert"l ore fol tunatc lhlldten Olte thing thul maket! t h e heal t.~ n.n d \ ompa.n) 10 Sll • 11>c1 Musk ' IsIt I111J h ..,. m 1e1 Mn 8e)'lllore eat~ OioltUn~t tvrttl tilt ... t11._thm of ,r~ II 11 Tlw Cor:t e tals Blake and famU) ror 111 rew days re ot tca<:t or rt6MI .r retl ft't•U or 1 1 P.f *eachers and educatot !-1, nl1kc, ilnd, I:'I a 1oom full o f l UI ned t.o Jtll hou:c nt Altton Thurs will l'na~J tho= . ....6 to ,. .., vetw~n wU. •... ttY accompnnc 1 d 0Y hi8 nw th er <'\t!nt r~Nro~.. lAd to do "' upon ~nt of •ull S"PI em b ~r 1 Jntellfgent, hO]Hdul, enctgetlc pupill'l One thing thnt hn\\K r>Mture to '!14111 ••rn. 1 1who will \118\t him ror a tew weelu TT , "" the~ netb h Jt•rMiy •I.-en th•t JIPWP the heal t with g11cf and ~Oil OW It~ for the lt!IH he1 WABC-N ~ \1 Y01k 34atl 800 6 1 Mnt Eupne Perry and son BUt)' corn1P.. Tnte •nln•t the v.UtaUon oc •nr ~•- 0t _...... rt• eo.t.ate wiU .,. hqrd b)' t .. -•rd "' 11 h0 Ilave be en tlle a:uez..., Qr any good CTtlzcn f(\f that mattet, to !'!Pe the Mume mt~ll,. Pm Katr ""'mil! 1;, Mus.., 6 10 ._...,n. JC<owl~lun M .llbltn w;oo.Hatr <»tlo ., ~lac 111M King~ 0 'Ch 6 4:~ 1\lGrton Oov. and Mrs William Wallace lor a otnc~ ,, t~ CoHnt, Alwlk.or P~ amh1tJOU8 VOUllc~ter thJOWil out upon the Mlleets ne}' 'l E!and Concert 715 Ate L> re.... weeks returnl!d to their homt Ohio •1 th., tiMe and ott. the '"llowtl\a .t•~"'!!thl"fl Town"'' Soptembec 7 •t ~ t u d o u t f tequen t p Illt.'l'H th a t can '·vl de nn n•an s Band '7 45 0'11' Br 1 am at MWarren 0 ant' 1 1 01iftlth Wt\0 hal A >.1 r II Ho:m} OebrQ.c r. 30 Pupuhar Pr;>· II\ 1 ~~~i:any and l:UH not help hut MOY. the germs of way-1 Blam 9 & n B~l u1c Otch 9 ~~ \.Jccn vi.sit1nll: relatlveB at Ellkdale, A Townthlp ~telnber - •t I~ and en me whtch tht• ~.:ouutr~ Ill a. fe\\ shol t ~p1 lur 0 -ch D 30 Nlt Wtl Hr I ~ Va d1 r~ ~ew days retume4 ~· mbl• Towlllhlp September 1, •t 1 10 Ji ('tChel H~ndcrson" Orch c e an e unday accompanled P at most, Will reap With ~Offi)W 11t compounded I 10 45 Pl:lpular 0 ch l1 Rcmal ~ol~:~usband for their home &t A ":'•Mn Townlhlp Septn.ber 11 •t s !~~~r~:~;,. elll :II 0r(lh l2 30 am Dave Abram~ Mias Allcse Malone of Pott4J•M··n, "L.;-r~ Tuwndlp S..-pt.mbtr 8 •t tO an'"' His ~, _... """"' 0 Luu nar the sttu•tiOll IS e\ en wo1 se tham a\ e1 age "' .., .. lC:.! Pa Is the 1ueat or her I!Jleter Mt& Oh,.. ~~~~~~~ /kptllftlblt s •t 11 Y~-' WJR- Dctr-alt (fOO 71Wt 5 45 pm R K RUSACU a.nd husl)and P II f:l~~~~::~~·~;~~ll~o!f~thc almost h1}peleSMness of the .}- oung;~tel l.OW<'ll Thomas 6 Town Talk Mlu Jva Vtutoe who b~ been "O~•"•e low ...llllp 8e»t.trobeor t •t s becallRe of the almost un•er!!al h ck of 6 3li Paseball Scores 6 ta Gold- v\altlna rtlend' at W~lane: Ohlo re· fl.l 111end T.-..rr.tp Mreptembr. 9 at 18 1e!t Enst.mr le 'I 1h ~ Quakers t\Jmt-d h\)lhe Saturday "~~~kill 'J;Wnlhtp ~ta.....r IJ at l Next to the home, there 1~ no l1ette1 phtce 1 30 A son, a M1tlUt• 1 45 S\'lteu Mr and Mrll Cq.tl Oenhehner I' M ch1ld lo he than In the scht)ol PurentH of tl c SkJ\Iel B Popula• "'•• '30 :\nd 1ownBhlp, H6ptell.ber 111! 11.\ lJ ~ 111 the latter8 mother M111 Wm AS"h"""''~ Ill • Bublle B!c'Wer• 9 Popular Ohron· ,..u en spent hom Saturday to s~ 11 '" ,own•hiP Sept-'J'nhr 10 at 1o e\ely effo1t to :we that their uff"'tlrlng all c)P~ J!! 30 ChuA L1 and fn1 9 45 Monday alt.h Mrs Oenhelmer a A Til thi~ l"all The child mfty eHn 1escnt 1t at. this. MWI(Jil frla&teM 10 Amcm n &n::b ~~~~!n e.nd t:Jther relatives or HWlt· P s~uon Tow ...hir S.pJenabel- 10 u 1 ':.:r and Mrll Dana HYMll aild "M,:ttllepnrt VUt-..... ~'-Mt ll .,, 8 ns Jlil true 111 many other ca:~es, the 1mmatule 10 ~~ B~p Polluclo: s On:h 11 R\ll's 11 !$ l.puh~! Hung~., d•u•hter Irene spent the week end Pot!1~o,. Vtltap S..,tif:llllber u fit Crhu thifl!ilee 1\ot know WhRt 18 hest for 1h\ future tt.nd t hf! Jr •r II ~'J R ~d Anple Clulat zanelvlllc r M WGN -Chlc:tgo !41/H 7~\ 6 30 Mrs A 0 Lee returned homa A "iim• VTT~•e· Sept.!WJ~ u ' 1 ~ mmd of the parent rttu~o~t funct.1on, there pm n llllC,: Dan( 6 4a H<rrrld Wedn68ciAy rmm DaYton 1Yhere 1t11Mand vm,.e ~Miii'IW n. .,, It Chlldr~n. go to school, parents, ltc ~ure 'fr ' 1 't o., lr.nil s Ht1ngry Flv~ ~he \\&II th~ guent of her husband 1" 8 ~•~u.e VI~ Nlttalbtr u ._, 1 ypU.r most urrcious possessions are enrolled 7 lli Uncle Wa iT 11nd Skto"hl 7 30 anq eon Mr and Mra Arcbie Lee I p ac U ~tal e'hr:.-:~ 8 Popultt Pr~ M18 kae Cowte and eh1ld\"el'l H J Blnmo-.e CoQtr •a~~U.ot IIIIo Fall 8 30 Ji:o.m:<Us Men a <t& tatl Burt:- 1!pent .Monday at PQmeroy t.he Clert. 1111 u.. eo.nt of ...,..ton t ll II ,.,... llft'e:rn, ti'JJna tO TCCaftl' the c....m. Rubie• for the )'Ount: and all efSo long a!! fl,ussla I:-! ulfltrolled b~ men who resort to such methods ju~:~t so long ma} lh(• 1est uf tht> wcrld 1est 111 Hecurity and he free f1 om an) fear that Rw-1SUl w1ll mtcrfere w1th any pJans of the wotld econonlllally 01 Tn any nther twld SJ.wcr~ ~~hut a :\tf'p remov~d f1om thC' method!il hn mg Plllt.:tued 1n the f.11 laste111 •ountrv at the present •' ' m fightmg uuy • ,, u Ll the map mBofar aP. other p1 og1 es~n e nahon!ol are coucm ned Thm should be rnof't plea~mg to the many Red}'., Jm· liJ'OlHts, CommunJstA, So~lahdb 1n general \\ ho a1 e alway~"~ I ranting about the \ Jlc rnanrw1 1n whu h tHII countr1e~ are beueg opetftted and cumpa11ng them to the tdeal methotl1 pracUced w RLIHHia It ts to he wonde1 cd JUHt how lar these work r!odgtng, 508p·bOX orators ~ould il" to pleH:>nt then bemg dcportlJ tp that great Eden uf thetr preachmg and ranting If th~ test were eveJ to come one would folee evidence of real \ ~ p n 0 ""dditlon that draught ttnJm.d s .tnd carts must be provtded theKl to handle thetr \\Olk, IS the late!olt order promul 'ated Hl RU!!Nia.. This ~~ the late f\~ 1dea 1n the home of the Red, the Commumst, the ldtah"t, lo put that countrv on ~ ----.. the- ln&bt W)'llter hetn tbl miuhl:1 maa'a Nee Cf'Jh\1 for help .ame.. where oat ha the fos. He ~ cmtan4iafire4ttbpuueenpenona wbo escape in a motor ear~ NOW GO ON a·ll• 1 'SO , J:HAPTEB. VII Al tfte same momeat the <1pen d I h • h d h oorway o I e houae ..e Ill tm blazed Jqto auddtn rad11oncc. Evt· deatly S1nt, hi fotloWJng him, bad awltched -on tho hgbh ta the hall that he had left purpoaely dark. He heard Sant't voice beh10d him call1n1 out laudl:y: 'Wynterl Where are your Wynter did not answer. He waA •1SIQI S«nt 1or hts thought anatn.:mal tessne~8-le\tlns theBe danaerou!l, unknotNn figurea of the dark know that punmt wa• already begun, puttiftl them Oft the1r JIUard In· •ta~tly that mov10g rJcam ahead of hi~Q, went ouL And simultaneously out of the m11ty wold a ahot came pmgmg, tbat lighted doorway belulld h1m pvc has eaem1es their arm But Wynter drd not stop.. He rail on m deternunedpurauiL _ ...........___ ~-w 6 '' BBYOND HRLP From•om"ewhere ahead ofh1m he COillcl hear the ensme of a motor ear rQIUUn~• he aueeaed, from a 1ane that •ldrted one 11de of the trouads at riiJht augles to the ma1n wwod_ Then, aa he ran, Wynter aaw ...-the blurred: radiance leap CIUI from th b dlllb of th Le ea pa e car 81 1t 0"1;• nn to In~. the ensf'ne roaring up furlOUJly at th-e dnver sltpped Into top gear and Jhot up the lane w1th 1. tush. Ami Frank SeYern, u Wynter knew beyond any doubt, wa!l m that car, IR ~I& enemies' puwcr, and out fll h fht 0 a rc:ac 0 e P now. 1a••l I I 0 I pen dl Remedy En s as I I Suspect FinaJJy I AdmJ•t Murder I I I Rolandus lbors I I Oak Grove •I ""'~.... I" '' Holman a.nd dall8"h past week In N<'\\ rclnth 5 0 1 heme by Mls I can't help Milly to bust the bank-1' Mr9 Htldren laughed autl went back to the taUle "tth ru sunken roulette wh~d-a small rcphca• be. hmd the drawn lolmtls of a I ourlon flat of what Monte Carlo fla41Hs openly, Snwki.1'1f etm~purtmcnt. ll'wfuRJftUJJ Nl!ll> Ymk plane U11J A stout man v.1th the round bee to rec011J 'VIVIdly the la~t tnne he had a nil paused en hts \tav 10 "h rc rc 11een S~vern mor~ than two years f h Is b 1 d '· h res men were to e oun ~>Y t e ago 1n New Yllrk. A photograph of th 115 rt d Katharme Far:n• Y mm Nl•Jve got a red hot !l}stcm., he lromcally enough he had gone murmured lonfidcnlly, gomg to down into Essex last mght ho(lmg make old Htldrcn &tt llll and take \9' hear from Severn 'orne news of not1ce Thou~:ht 11 out m my bath that g1rl who had ftasltetl acro~s lu~ thrs mornmg Here, 1 dont mmd life for an hour, only ro drop out of gzvmg )OU a wrmkle but you 11 keep 1t completely ag;un 1t dark old scout You work on the two to one chances-,. THEHANDOPFATE Wtth the gemal expanuvcncas ol dr;~:; !~~e~hs~!eh~':"t t~:~~:c~~~ many ~otktalls the stout man bab. The reaonant t:hime of Bla: Den floor Wynter rarscd the rather bll•," lab,,out h," <lystem HTe was de· came loahag up the nvcr from flamboyant httle salver knocker---anti 'g lt u Y un nte ltg,ltle hen dnftWeltmtn•ter aa Jim Wynter jumped d 1d cd hapJHiy away m search of ~ 1 d-.z....... ,__ 0 -~··b outo>de a tall not or a moment dream what whrsky and 1oda Wynter strolled uw• '1''"'" WA,.,.. that knotk WU to &pcll for btm for h Ll f h block uf latf ia Qelaea. the whole chan,...d course of his acros"' lo t eta t o c ance toQ,ty b.atf...,.lt ~ 10 badl,. .. Come on far~s •o~ Jcu:.: 'llld 311 L_,. hlmoell. future. that you p!!ople • Hrldren ,ang out ·~ 1UUJ The long rluec. ""mdowed room cheerfully but one susJlCcted wrth It was the n'-1.t foUowln .. Seve '5" .. beyond the lmy lounge hall of the a stnct attenttOD to busmcsa. • Not em'• dtaappea.t~nee Wynter had Rat was full of a mctl\cy of gay, dos<rtong , ...., 11,,, tome, M" F•fo, been dowa at Bee-r' Cour t a II eha t tertng 'VOices WJt11 the famt, In- surely? Fed" up wrlh 1t eh~ Not ~- 1 that tt,r. wh~re tlue p<11lce infttlt(- tenn1ttent drone of a roulette wheel ptiGnitmtoth~mysteryofthemiss- tht. chck of the spmmng tvory ball been too good hutt? Whoa back i¥lt tdln •n looked like drawing an Revealed , lro•o mosl·ly lh•ough a now evcrybody-rJen ne va plus, tn n • my best crouptcr French \Ve'rc ut~r b~(lk. bau of 1moke sprral,s were perhaps He 1'*4 prOmtaed GrayaQD a st:ore of people tnt~ and women off .. as be spun the ball 1111 ' sprucely turned out Y(')Uftll to blow a'-~ that •'-Jit to the Chll· aome of the latte; young and pretty ,...,_•• toule'lte ~.and he muntn't all very &martly dressed, most of man Wttll hts carclcs!l, bantermg l~t .lllllr ~ lie:si4es, he hid felt them amolcinl crgarcta tn long hold· vo1ce had an appearance and manner ll wotald be Qther a relief to have era. A varTed colleciJOn, but the good enough lo have pa!!sed must~r hill tLnu•hta ,;.tnet d 1 1n the average cro\\d. It wu ~·1¥ "-~ au e or a tnne m~n at any rate all auggested one ha hl ,. from lha.e hualiag, perpltxina: thing •n common-money occasJOna 11 Y t t l nt o1 aomet IDB ~tt. tt.t nlrrblmarl•h tnratery One felt that at the Hlldren'• rou- smoothly tngtahatma tn his al'nile !hat had beea wattm& for him at Jette partlts a man withollt money madconea.llttleuncasy. B....... Court. would find hrs bast and hiJstes• u M1lly Gny&On flun1 Wyoter a lt&adteetneeatmostthe.etnnge!-t charming al drd everyone else but smrlmg nod. She wu wmmng and lbrw...l. ·····th e cha no::u were h e would not • be she loo~ •• ddighted ••• dnld .,.. of an ~-. Ulilll u _.. ••••••• ~II: to kw.r that 'rolcc break 11tu-. pressed to come aga.m When Bill Graygon had married ttift"y thc0ir1b: hll 11eep to kupw M H ld • her fikeen ~ar1 a8n Mlny wat Cine tUt Fruk S~m\ ~ SC: near. ou' tlred~e~, rb~t ·~~~r~ ~~~~e~ of the" p~~tiest cho'f~ ~!! on the there ~~ tho ~~t~uat ha,..-. ~ vacaty. cro.uled quickly towards q~ Lond6itt it'tijJe.l~ 1fllle~} et.atftl fa4he IJ!'lq.tl ~au of Btaalaal.'t newcomer, holdmg out ) her hand. \ and srnn~ had _.one\ .,e"¥ond re.· ..c;8rt_• J.!JdilcD aD tlirougb ..So glad youve come Mr W call the plump.laudllng .(tiOd·tcm· tti'lr lu~~~a.cl yel to have ter-and welcollle back to E~g-la~~j ~red face wa! strll as attractive aa 1lcen. pOWeflea to -.., Jum. Jlr.. Grayson taH.i yond be lookm evu m (ts drffen:nt way. She looked .-·~t ~~ ff .F~ 5nena muat Ill. She'& bema- awfully luck t! -and Was-such a lh9rougbly good lia:ve e ~-Ill. c:Qton for hiahL,. Y sort, !raakly naturil aDd bluqtly ,~ ·lirld mhnlte or Ho~JPtllifore they • Splendid!,. re d d] w outsp~ • ~ ;, )aAI plaue4 to drM hial ·~ tet with eotbu~~~= ~ -.:-:7 ._,_._. ..........., ·~ f.lJat~rfttd.J.s. I'm .."t!m.Jst t-.lo I.'Xdtcd to \-\rite, ::;::_ aud the1c\ so uu •.J, to se:c, bl1th rmdc the pl.::m c ..,nJ vuL We've left \\'.bluu~tvn hcltl td c •..lml nrhm nl 1 ':n till\\ ~•n .. l/ \l JUSt h.,J ·' Ch'-:ol\;rho..!J m Amon-1 the ci•Jtto:cn pas~ ru.:;crs then:':. '"' sen., tor and a. forcrgn d1pfo- ma.t and I tn s urpn~cJ at the num ber o, women The trip IS two- hun .. drcd m1lcs anJ th-.: m, tcr 1n th-.: ... a.bm reads two nul<.:s a. mtnutc 1 thmk vr that 'f.._,, rm: the Chcstcrfu:fd, were the Tressa Donhoue visited Mr~ RoUSh Sunday Pannte Roush spent a te\1 past WllCII: y,ith her moth Hart spent U1r Milford Hoffm&t mcc~ touch rette at that) "' ~ ryonc el~'-' ~~cm1.d a~ t1._klcd as I \'\as And my-they ' •• d!d • ' lAst< ,wJJ / ChestPrfields are Bt"rvHI in thl' ,;mokmg t.hese planes-the )urJ!;f'llt and mo!rt lu~unous m the Eas1. Wnh tltt fust gro1\'1h ?f 1ur travt·l, Ches· tertidd make.i'. many new fru Dfls caf"b day, here as 1u ' tty l'itreets BJld country homea cOffi}lHTtmcnts of all -wherever good taste counte. Dow or Pomeroy moved ..... oo the Knotte brcillen c-f all I was JUSt dymg fur A smoke and whwthc ho~tc~s p.a.sscd them (and my lewonle dsa- Tom Roush "'""''! l:t¥¥; • t.h~; s.mvktng thl y sen c th m on n o::ry sh1p " Mm, M= .C:.. -. .... 1/oww ojfi!r l'twtw lty cmJriejy Easur11 Au Tmuport. Inc. Aboard Airliner Eastern Air Transport SYSTEM At Brggar'! Court that day )tm of an elderly cluld turnmg away Wynter had come upo.1 'ometlung from thO! table ~..ccsmzed Wynter • • • 1 - -- 0 ne Dose German d G AI he ran, Wynter saw the headlamps of the ear aa It began to move the eng~ne•roanng up funously ' MYSTERY I I I H ............... .1\).fAZING • 10 here vts,U;lnK relatives ani:t tt/enib M,.s AUce !;wealqen o.nd Ira Woll • of Neas.. Settlement sp"I l Sumny arternoon wnh Mrs He bece.a Cotterill Carl Easterday 1-.nd family sp.:!m Su 11rty Nte neon With A E. Sm'th .and ramlly or Sum lfl Mn Rebecca en•wnn who teen ill ror ~evt.nal wet:k.l! ts DISAPPEARANCE - lll4n Q h• 'S ""' "luther and for what purpose? Would they ever know~ There had been nothmg about It 1n the press that tnornmg but the evenmg papers were full of tt • • • llarmg plaear<ls Wholesale Contributions: : 1 tend!. p p n by I I I RUSSIA, THE IDEAL PLACE I I ] •......News ~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~jot C~km Worth I Plants 1 I b!rt-hday The ""t'llilli WIU apent lnl 'tl tlltt Vi hull her W)ilelllpL boll.rdlnlj: pla.yinc 1ame1S lil.nd a roclul eood hOUk 1.5 luc».Ltod tuoay brukt: dvwn lme Refteahm en~ oJ eai!l Sllnd snd conft:ued t.o killing ont: ot Lht: &pent last Re., J"rllncil SChllll.na: and wicheti fl.nd K:t' crhm wen servtd l 12 men who dl~ under what 1.10 ConUnued trom 01' I! oneJ Earl Moonty fP(Int last weell. at Ike &lltlled were Incriminating ell PHOHI: sa-L weel: the rueat of her 1011-ln law family or Bt&nt.ol) Pa arrived and wtte Mr and Mn MdebeD,J week for a weeki vtllt wttll Nn Wellsvlll~ wll.h hl.!t. !ather cumstances durlrlij t.he pa.s.l elgnl Behtillnp rather W L Johnaon Mias Luelle Hob&clr; had for her yean She Is cha!ted wtlh murder know lots or men ~ ho It 6 Imposing dt'finlt.e resf)OlJBibll~ IUel't. Sunday 11111. Taylor at Gn.n and facefi life unp1 lwnment 1 1 It) on the trel!.~urer of ~~ony IDI"g&.nl Raymond. OUrl ol I>elaw1re lis and other relathea Mr ~~ond Ml"l WUllam Sayre lett Bend Aceorcllni! t.o ASI<l.!itant PrC~>eeutor ~:~wu11d thr hutiH who.:u tn 1 ~ l!1 zatlon tngagect rn mrtuenclna tile here tne auut of bta liltflr Yrl 1 Sunday Cor Lheir home In Detroit Mtu Dorothy M1.:0rcw o!o Chf't: Duncan McCrea ln ct arge ol the ~a~ money althou~-:h 1 haHn t dutoratt' to report all cnntrtbu~ Clyde Wine and fa.m.Uy t Mr and loln CW1 Clallt and laofn Erma Shreelr:e~ a.nd foUowlnt IL vlatt with the tormera ter Hill spent the week end with weird cat\C the v.tdow salt! mul ~ on ly v.hut l ~;:11 I n Ill 11c1 s and tXJ)t'nd!tures accur 11 wly 1 family of Groveport tipenl. Sunday two n~phewe Carl and Earl Oa.lnor mot.het Mrl Nye Sayre Luc!l t Ho .10.e!t 1 was nard up 11nd needed the ~n1 u v swr and promptly fhe eundiUon ot Ellrl Hs rde n uu.urancE' monP y on the man 1 M ' Po\l.ers ~alo ~ ht U dt Th-e ro;-eomm1 ndatwns were proat the C F' Be:88e.~--er home on Of Parlcel'&b\U"r were Sunday (Uelta :air and Yra Edwin Nt:Jrri& or Tb1rd Avenue ot the fonner s parent&, Yr and Akron 1pent Sunday and Monday shoW!! little lmproYement at th l~ tried to pol~n him tw-Ice but he kmm a nthlng mu~.:h abt t Pl \Oj[ctl by e\l1ronco> re\ealed during wlt.h V A Wolle aOO family time dido L die 50 1 pushed him out of ~on <-ar ly IJtr And 1 d1.n I \1 t 1Lhe Canno11 mquJrv that secret po _ Mr11 Alfred Mlt.rtw; returned. to Gablor Former Star Athlete ln. u.red her home In Detroit al~r ~>pend1tl(l ~lph VanMeter and family have R ~a&he~en~na ~!sit~~~en~!! D'W'l~ht ... uc lie and c lies Ho- the attic window to 1 ll all I k" DV. ~ he dccJm r I ill)tlll lund had been maintained J a wti:k bere a.s tbe .:uelSt ol Harrle tor their rue•t thel.r i(randmot.her oUl. Ia Mrs N C Sa b,ck. ll tlto nded a Pf'lt} at the home Her victim Wll..!!l Steven Mak 68 pi I:{ J~~~~~a;{ ~r~ll.~n ~~~~~ ~..~, U.J1d ne \er rcl)()rted 11.11 such In the 1 Wbea Foot 1a Cau.bt Marte Bmit.h Mra Susie Brewer of StivenviUe "' ••1.. " Lonu,.." Sar-- wa• ,.,','.•,,, ot John Longsworth Saturday nitR ypar old roomer whose dew.th iec.l l.o 192H 1 ampt>.~gn that money donated _.., M~ 1 nt m11rrwd hl~ uncle Tllflt f litlcal -• t d 1 M hine I Mrs W 0 ,Tameli and datllhll'I Mra Honor Jackacm o1 Eut Llv of -.Mia» Myrtle Oreen ot Letart Rf:'(u:'shments of cuk!! and lee the probe whiCh dlscl06t'd thut II ma~ , us !le(:Ond OOU:.lns \.\ t: kncv. ur po purposes WFI..!i .. cpm; e 1ft ce &e Jelilll of Oberlln au: hert vlsltln& ~erpool spent a lew daY• laat week cream wert' servfld AU enjoyed a other men had died my!>ter!ou-11 f'bth other ~ nee klds WI' Wt'T' ~~~ ~~:n~~~~~~~~n~lv:~~~n~ ~nr~ frlendo with Elltl Bilker of Lower Portland. Saturday and Sunday Vl.llltora in the borne of 0 W good time l in her boarcUna: hOWit' JuM luvmg li:l1s all our li11e Wt sonul uses and that large swn11 Max Lambert formt:t Mlddlepo 1 Mrti Ha.nJ Clark. of Cillcaa:o If Sht' returned to her home Prtday 11. !I a 11• l f u r l 192 ill f1 n v. cre ~e nt from one slAte to an htlb aehool llthlete received a se 1here • tsltlng wUh tl:!ltltl\es t. 1C 1 Cornel1UII cona:or spent SundBy P1ckene BWlday were James Sal I Mt and MJ ~ J 0 Ho"l back un 1 th11 liP IJM:'{! t o (001 !' lrom lh• other w lntlutnce the locu.l dect.o 'ere InJury to one of hls leet \lhtlc irieJtds with hla uncle Oliver Dally and mons and family of New Mllrlln11- 1son Bill) spent Molutay wllh Mr 1 viUe w va J4n p BehllllnB and and Mrs Robert Carson of Rut wt>t> to 11!slt me l ate at work at t.he Covert &kill¥ ttnd Alltn Futt& and Paul Hoffmlln Jt fan11ly I I 11m 1 kuuw what h(' used w - - - - - -- lee Company where he WIL& em- retutned to Chtearo alter opend Mr and Mn c E Ptctens ftH dauahter of Staunton Pa Ml and land <Continued from oaee one) <!'1 ( <crp! h( worked on his farn -~ p~ Saturday afternoon Inc lhe summer month!; her~ with Sunday c:allers on l4ra fl'oUy Ann Mrs Ernest YOl'l'Ui ot Saxon Beaf Mrs Wnd Hoback and 11au(lhters anu onn sold 1acuum "'" c~p 6 ~ ,1; ] ' lt Willi said that Lamblm. Will\ Mr a.nd Mrs B F FU1tz Sr Wacner or Letart Su:-~day afternoon Plcken11 Mrs Ernest Grim l.e-tcirl Utah ano ReHI Ellen at d neph"'l\ Preo;:edlng the horse and 11\c Wh r d t[ he lul k aboul' H ~ ta 1 ~ :t wortlna around an lee cutl.tng ma Rl.lh Wilson of Corn.nH spent Nr and Mrs c E Pickens spent M.r and Mrs. Will Burri Mr and Hugh Moone) and Mrs George Mr Hn<.: Mr.~. 8 M Gor~uch Q.Ud chine at the Ice plant when 11. the wetk. end wtth EveiJ;n Elch- Thursday wlt.h thel.r nephew J E Mrs Ralph Wickline ol Mt Moriah I MoonE'} v.t:nt to Ch~~orlestcn Tue5 stock partlde the a!l Ohio ltlgh t'd ur ~eou.--o th h I!' !o I'Ht und h o 11 Mrs Jennie &i'ntz &nd son of Rll- c!a~ and vlslttd re :~.t h e.. I;Chool band dircct.er b~ Jack h~ 1 ,~d mt' l ltt < 1 rl s~u!Y.'n~Jlle \\'~Je week: blOCk of Ice HOt causht in the ma- ~ ini(er Bowles and family ol Athens Wainwright uf Fostoria was tJ j Alt1our.lh u IOf"nl ~ u a C' uu nt (nti bU :.L'i of Mt and Mu; H,.,/1 cbtne In an attempt to push the carol Meadows of Columbus lti Ml'a 0 w Lona: and tam1Jy or ctne M:r11 Will Hayman of Ea.!!t Le-tar~ MONITOR BUILDER DEAD a;tart tomght afll:'r the concert dt tl \ td That Ph Mill rtClll1 ]o tried GtJr ~ til bloelt or Ice through the seorlua here \16itins with Mr and Mrs M ParlterebuJ'I" were vlsit.Jnar her sonCleveland Autc :n - INS--Aug Young Ol}jo wa~:; to ha\e a l!ll l l(l ., , ht.__, ~>IH n 111 ed \\ thout u Mr ml Ml~ Chane.~ <;Jeenlt-r machine he struck at It with hb J Mccarty tn law John Sellers and f~~omUy the spent Sunday with W R Ha>man and lamUy 31 - lN&-Chailes Cmtbs 86 111'1 0 alllt.<; o~~on In the Ohio State J'-lltlo~ j phji~lral t:Xumlnnllun Mrs POWf'l" d K .., :loot Hill root alipped from the 1cr Mr and Mn E M.. Noblet1 spt'n\ first pah of Jut week 1 JJU wen• 1e ut and into a saw &ttached to the sundn.y wtth Mr and Mu Gon. Borne of the nellhbors decided t 1 Calvin Pickens of Mars Chapel helped to bulld the ilonclad Mont fallr A st~Je ~how In the I H denl d h 1 t td 1 11 talked JNir !l d -tuvmvn visited Wheeler Sarsans and moth tor famous for Its naval batTJev.1Lh l building wa1> t he opemns event au n v. 1th ht-r ~u;ol of M <; CuHl. M(ni~ a.t machtno • I Noblt-ll of W-est ColwnblD. give Benn;y Smith a surprise In d(ad here today He \\sa emplo)eo.l l Hn f' t~ h slsl( J 111 ll\1. li llt'J 1' 1 " 11 " He wu taken to the Holzer ho~Mrs WUlia.m wo.re and MJ honor or hla 63rd birthday 110 hla er Sunday PICNIC DINNER tht' Merrlmae In the Civil w11.r was uptrd to "' r.at PI I~ 11 ll.llnt M E! J Ha1tnn n od da~J£~te\ pltal where tbe lnjurltm were treat and Mrll Curtis Nobles spent sun- 8011 P.oy 1t.nd. wife bwaled. thern.sel· Nr and Mnt Will Burri enter !1.1> a rovemment t:!hlp yards em I her to gtt out 11 ~~ l 1 1 ._. ~JI" ~~ d M ~ Nlnu Ski nner Wtl C Sun =~:d t~e !.at=~ Je~~\ from ati day "ith relatives at Gu.lllpolls ves and prepared delicious refre!!h- Lalned with a picnic dinner at plcy~ lor many vea.rs befme bt'1um I snl<l ~he dldn Y.ant It Slw actdo>d da !! Je<J s t1 M1 \ltd Mr_ W A ~reth 5 bee 1 1 da be severa Wdllam Yee.ger 1eturne~ honu menl.8 lor the event their Plants rt'llldence Sunday in lng R~oclated wUh the oll and I tha! hPr br lh r l ill S!Ud . l ( Jr uc h 1 e e " en sev- Sunday after a ~kll visit wi.th I o.rchllecturc or M m ~u11 ng t:.m 1 :\1 u I Mrs f{ U Chaptwul end and Ute loot Wl\.8 In a very bls gro.ndpa.renls a.t Maggie l'ho8e present weH James SeUen honor O( Mrs L E Pickens aml cool busme.r;.r; It wes -~ >~ml H \l/1( 11 , d Cu1~ H J!;t'Jl bid oondit\on lllthoua:h It WIUi be· Mrs W E Hem and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Price M111 chlldren ot Centerbury 1Ka 1 ~Ci t y I wu sick snd nenous wllh In M 8 POIH JS 11 u f 1 hH ~ ~~~~~ q ol Hl<Jttvcfl ll Ak l 11 lleYed that a.n 11.mput.ation would _ , , th r 0 1 0 tlu Jana Cus~r and daUihter Betty also Mu; Burris birthday annlver11 0 um us 0 IIPt ~ Reee581\ry a\ c Lou Mr and Mn Milo Rhodes and &ary Other s:uests were Seaf Pick 1 ""' za.,e dtgeston and st.omach Jo!:BS Oneth""", beJicvcd hn lm~t.,;' l k 1" I t~~ ~ Mt lml Mr<; Wtbb Ho~ll were Lambert was pt-eparlng to leave rJuestt this 1\"eek or Mrs J Ef 80il OrvUJ Mr and Mn' Onoy Oai- ena Mr and Mrs Ralph Wickline or Adler1ka helped I eat am ng f.JHflllll~ I ( t l'lKqs o! w ~ J('y flowk and 0 Sept.ember l:i> lor vmenova Unl Fr?n.-h und Mr~ Allee Fitch nor Mr and Mra C E. Ptelr.ena Maw1e Johnson and M\55 Josle now and !Sleep good - Henry Do<id H sai l! he Uuu It didt 1 hi , !a n II) S You csn t get 1la of tm1t~est lou sh~ ad ~I I 'I n H T •· Yer&lty at V\Uenova. Pa where It Se~-~ A,..ven,~e W If t Wlllhun Oulnor and f111mlly Hazel Pickena AU departed at a late 1 ur t 0 e rc urneo McMurry and family cr Q.ll b jll.!it dootorlug the slom "IS u ucr.crman 1a saki he had a very Kood opporM= u ne DwiKht E ~~ofternoon WIShing Mrs Burri man v achg Fo~ gas ~tays In the UPPUt I Wt. ulrt 'ou AlVr h m Ill? 1r1 fn a r d on Guy Spe'llt Sun 1:.1y Wlth tuntty In the footbe.ll department Sunc!~y from a few day!l visit wtth Hobe.clt 11111d. Mr and Mrs Jilme11 more hsppy birthday!; After Long Gr1lhng ~ Eleven bowel Adlerlka reaches !JOTH up hb (dense If he ~ L~ I JU ? llu Lu i t Mn; NCJa 111uu 1 un li.t of that school havblfl; receheu an rela lves at West C-.;lumbta and son creed All had a fine 1 haven t muC'h mnJH ~ ]1,... f' M e~ 1 th oller of schol11.rshtp through his Gay Summcnllle of Richmond time and Mr Sm\th enjoyed the Other Myater1oua Deaths pe r and 10\lier bov,.~l washmg out plied u H.u:J1 B .E. ( rtll and fu m 1\ football ability which he developed Va Is here visiting wtth relii.tlvt'll even1n1 very muoh All left at a Ch d W pu son3 \li hj c h co usc 11as nervousw 1JJ you b<' a wJTnf'ss 101 th arge to oman ne~ ond bad ~leep Q{'t Adlerlka drl If Ll ( h md ! om II\ Mr aml M1 s 111 hl1h school here I Anne Elizabeth Nobles 01 West late hour w\.!lhtna: hi~ msny more ColuMbia is vls1tl.n1 with Mr and happy blrthda~s BIRTIIDt\V YAKTT tOOay by uxuOiiOW you lee! the Joue ~usha J;~ u e rcq~!;!<'d hJ Ill 1 Jn•ell ~ pent Sunday :lt Old CALL FOR S{;HOOL CHILDltEN Mrs WU11am Wolfe of Oravd Hill 1 Tuesday evening about 70 neigh 1.-ctrolt Aug 31 - INs-Att.t>r m- wonderful dfect of thb German Ma 1 Can· !n Hockiug county All chUdrt:q of the Mradetl Rlld 1 Mrs John Wolfe left Sunday for Roy Smith and famlly and MrB friends and relatives gathered \ermittent grilJing of more than Doctors remedy Ebersbnch Phar Y h t good v 11 ! 1a d 1 lin IL We}f~m llP.1 md !amrl) we1e b~h school sludent.t> at Mlddleport a .'levt!ral weeks viS.it with relaUvcli Nea.Jy Hoback were at CJaJ'lna:ton, at the home of Mr and Mrs J D JOO hours Mrs Rose Vt:"res 411 ~ mac} In Mlddlt'p(llt by Stansbury x:nou I•Othlng about h m ~ 1 rt u tl RUesT nf MJ <11 d MrM AI are l't'QUt!ISk'd to meet 1 u $dtt) 3-t F~.:Wnta. 0 SWlday Hoback in remembrance o1 his cali"d witch v.1dow or Mcd1na Drug Company Ad~ M s Powers t)(' 1 St:V: 1st at 8.30 A. Mat tbe ICl>JlCC M1 and Mrs Hubert Blevins tive buildings to receive mstructlons a.nd son ol SteubenvUJe snd Mr prepa1at01 y to the opwl.11g ot nnd M1s flarv1e Stark and two schcol on Tuetiday Sept ~th soru of Montgomer} were Sunday guest.& or Mrs. Bina Sanborn and fnmlb PICNIC AT CADMUS Dr w A Humphrey and Daniel The followtna: people nwt.ored to AI mel ol Cotumbus are here villlt· Cadmus SUnda) where they held IDR at the c F Besserer home an Rll day picnic In honm of thf:: Mr and Mrs Lindsey Lyons and 70th t:lrthday u( 1 rank McElhenny tlu t:" chlldren left Sunday momMr and Mrs Frank MeElhwny Jng for a week s motm t.rtp MY 10nd Mrs Ra;y Mc:t:lh ~n n~ und Mn; CB.Tioo Thom&H returned to dauehtt:r M~&rga.ret June Mr ann hel home In Athens arter enjo) lug lira Ed&ar Wolle and children 11 weeks visit with Mrs Nell BaiMr a.pd Mrs Robert Mason l\t!J ley and :.l.r& Homer Jones and dsugh Mr and Mrs Pearl Wol!e atld ter • velyn Mr and Mrs Lawrenet family left Sunday for their home Carney Mr and Mts William In Fostorla a.ter a "eelcs \\Sit with Lowt' Mr and Mr:. L:ury C'!l.ld· relatives here nw, Ml' 11nd Mrs ~!mer Warms Mn Margaret Foley of Clarki>· Mr ~nd. Mtl Harold Bal6.wm Mrs burR arrived sunday for a \ ieh 0 W Baldwin and Mr Matlh •w11 "'lth Mrs Ottle Stanley The day wa.s spent in pla.)'ing re crea•lonll-1 ball baseball ttnd tlsh~ Middleport ~;:;: :;,~ "" ""~P~.~r OotumbUI 'rill JtllOS l"llllLJSHlNO COMPAJII1' ., PoiDUOJ, MONDAY AUGUST 31, l8U MONDAY AUOOBT 81 lui. • One Unwelcome Air Tourist OIICt at Kareh J, ll'l'l,. P,!NIIheci DUIJ' ~ ZDUHr ' A mrld Cigarette-delightfully mild and emooth-wllh a tobacco fragranU: aU itA owo. Whether you're air.minded or not, you'll always find Chesterfield on the air-line to taste-the quickest way to gel there. They Satisfy 1 ' -= . ; :;. .~ ..-· .;; �' . . . I!WL'I 'BJIIliD, - · - ~ TB'I DAILY 'I'U,RIB UN E 1ta. at. Felt , ;d • 5 .,, ~~ww~~.._ t:::lldD. aodlr tbe ~; ~ kturdq ee~ Aal. D( tbt lOll BlllJ of Oolumbu Wl!ie the lllchard Duckworth bad th\ lr IBun.Jay ....... end IUHtl of Yr &n4 . . . . . . . . . ot the Prnbyterlad Sunday AJpha Cott•rill v. t n L kl "8eiwe1 ~ T Wllllama t.m:l CamUJ &Dd icbOol on a ptcnfc Wednesday fl'a.lls Pa Monday on busmeSti ......, a.coomp&Qied bome bJ Mia• Aut lt at the co lles ~ grove Tim Rex J Aelrley 15pent from Wt'd.~Ua ~ Who hu tMen (Uel5ta at the claases wu~ Mary nesday tUI Sundl.y at At....ttctll!l the . . . . .-pendlnf I week With bet DIJt.oll.,. Bernice Stowe Kathl~n gut>st or his mother Mrs Pra.nk . . .n\1 and Jeanne Dutly The members Sef,.moua and hll!lband llln. Tbomu w.lcb aDil di.Uib• !lf the classes were Esther:J!:hel r homa.s ouft'ey of Abon auivtod ~r IWdred oJ' Detroit Jrere the RUth Leifheit Kathryn ulme~ he 1 e Mondtly t.o spend the Winter 1\~Mtt. of M1al Lou Ta)'lor &nd i1s- llHdred Burris Billie pel. I with his gra.nd!at.h'"r Jamllti Duffey ter Ml'l. R M. Haaeltlo! Thursday Maqaret Quick BeL ~y Cll(X h u t Rod uncle ami aunt Mr and Mrs Mr UDderb.UJ and. "'utbter or and Mulam Anna Holmes and 1 homas Dutfy Jr Laa.Wd Ol1 Lower 8ecoDd StrMt, Pomero;, 0 . . . ""'- frWDdll .uct .. ~,., or ~ matw tor pubUcatlon tbfJ' • ...... ~ ~ ~- man Lhelr b&ll......-ithOUib aot neceu&rUy to be ~~ ~. . letters bowtter ~Jtcdl11nt •r.d d81trabl1 1n tht'tD r"" Ill 110 m.tauee will be _ ..• ll"w .. were the 'liliaday and Wildn...-)1 I'*" ot Mn. Mar)! A. X., ADd dauabt.er M1aa Marcia Katr Mtla lldna O.pe._rt ol Clevt· laud waa the ruest of Miaa Belle Carlekln Wl'!dnpday N.,t.on Rouih went 1.0 Darton Tuaday t.o Yil# ~ IDD Bdi8oD and wlle ror ~~ - ~lui llr~-~Wan · ~~oort left. Friday tOI' AAIVIl t.o Ylalt reli.tlves for a tRetr teaChers Mrs Richar d Dur" Mr Rnd M H; c E vmccnt and and .Ul'& J!ohn Dtllton child! f'll Cl> dc and Kathr)'l1 o! Mrs John T Williams a 11 U Baruett spenl sunday here \\llh d&urht•n MIU'eella and Glenni E' Mr and Mrs F ulllk VIncent and were Wednesday guests of the !u1 .family mer s daughter Mrs Alphom!t' Bill\ Clal k ul Pumeroy was the Sebom and hwsbBnd gue11 uf hiS g1 andmother Mrs Mr& H T Proctclr and daught~r Moille Clark ~~ond 1amily from sun· Katberlne left Monday for N~r.! a day ttll Tuesda~ P'aUS. where they will \l.sit the fur ).irs John J Roush and son, mers sll!tter Mn Nell Ackerman for Robrrt of Pittsbutgh ~~;el'"! gUt!&ts a &hort time They were ~~occom 1of R s He~>~> at 1d slstr Bertha 11\or\. Wnc panled by Franklin Ackerman wllo a 1 d Mr nnd Mrs L J tlcS.'S ove! Nra Bertie Atal>h,tre o{ Winches baa been here for some tlm~ HI!' tt e 1~eek eud ter lhdiana wQ i!aDlnt on Mn will remain lil New \ ork. w1th hils 1\1 ~ Nell Procl..ur ~ t;J~ndms two Clermoot Am.oJ9., Y:W Lou Taylor I ~other wteks \\ tth her a mt Mrs Anlldo and Mtat Belle carleton Monday Mrs Ray ,Cowie Blld three dnl Jcnet; lit Mon tgom 0 w Va aclla hate 8eicller and OeOJ"'rf'l drt>':l Clara Mae Rutb and baby Mr an:i Mts E J Soulab} Jr Selila who have been tbt a:ueats who have been here spending Lhe 1d C' h Jdn n fX! t t1 e W"ek end ~ or IQ'. and Mrl Homer Rouah for summer w1tb her father w F Bar- Bashan guer w o! Mr and Mn>. Ec, the ,pUt aeveral weeks wUl return tela and tamlly and other relatl Po Grlmth to tfielr homes at Beaver Pallll Pa returned to tt:e1r home u.t B~:lltll Thursday They will be acoom- FaJls Pa Monday panled by lllr and Mn .Homer \-'v ... to:n • Bureau Roush and famUy who wtll visit PCJsunaster and M1 s W S Whit" 11 , , 1 1 11 1 1 JmhtsT v ""I, te" thlflrt tor a week were week end ~tuests ol Mrs A C un 1 1 11 1 r1" 1 1 , n nf tlu D1 The tam.tltes ot Pred Shumway Keener at Ironton 1m 1 11 , 1 1 1l • 1 ..., 1s , "T 1 1'"'' t,j ant! Irvtn1 Karr are enjoying Lon Coat'S and son Chmlc~ 11 1 1 I~ 1 tr m• 1st u• caQip1ng and tlshJ.na &t Thornton Thc;mas Jones and sister MISB Sa.Ia 1n lu1 • 11.11 Tlu l 1111 11 1 s ,_1\ Wollt • tarm at Great J!end IV Jones, who have been guests o! 1 ell 1 1 1tt 1 • ! I JH tn ! It I "' CLASS PICNIC 1 Mrs EJizabUl Jones 1eturned \XJ 1 S; ,.t 1 •1 I 11d mtd t>l Mtll John Dalton And Mrs thetr home at Turtle Creek Pa ''I!' II 1• n ow. ~ bu.& Ollk:• a~ Ch<c.a.Uola Dept.. C&ll Ill·& ' 1 F• t.dHII1al O.e Call 111-L HATION&L AIJVEBTI8J!IfG REPBE8ENTA.TIVEl Dovine·Tennel corporatlon New York ltd Chlcqo I Max Lambert 18 ACCI'dent V'IC t•IRl • I I ='----- - ---- roNSCIUPfiON of t!\ery ~ble bod1ed peaf\ant between \'the ages. of 18 and 45 for s1x d.tY" annual1y, and the f work by th~c ~unlC ag1tatms forts to put tht!m ,. ct "'"' • ' '' \\he~e they renlly belong II ,, RI!:AD THIB PIRST Woman to whom Jbef ri&'ht'ully be- 9 15 ..,~mphc.n} 1:1 30 guest ot her aunt Mrs. Annie Lu nnd Em t 46 D eam Hamm and spent Too9da)' .at the 10 15 The Stebbins Boy-F 1Nea~~e Settlement the s:uesL of " Radio Program 1\aKw .d Ship 10 JO Jan Garb~r"s Qrch 11 T~J wr..- m s OJ.ch 11130 Bill Donahue ar*! JUs Pcpular Dance- Oich WLW- Cinclnnati (438-700 ! 5 -45 I' iJ l:>wdl Thorr 13 6 Amos n An..t\ 6 30 Pcpula.r Prcb 'I Til Qtl:tk.t' rs 7 30 DAM!I:all &orcs 1 ,. 5 7 a:; Hni ry Willsey 8 01 ch 811 t 1 p; or tl)e Sktllct 8 Maine P!"pg 8 l:'i Muna.y Ho<ton 8 Orch 8:30 Bul:blc Blowers 9 Crtm.c• lgh! s 9 2 ~ Arc md lhc Wolld wltlt ktr D;ul.r--Klng of Hoto~ s 9 30 p,_Ju.lar Chronicles 10 Cotton Que 11 M n.stPis 10 30 variety 0 4J Boll Newhall 11 L03 Ami.. cs :r • 11 3(1 12 Popular O~~t;h 13 Hcnn S1ntrey arid H18 Oc.tw:: OTeh Wl!AF- !few YOlk 1~.3·6801 6 pnll Hymn Sing Corner On); Stw· 6 45 The Goldbcrga, 1 Bll\cl ~tvne Hmtetlon 7 30 Popu· l•r ·• Pror B Thrlllcr• 8 30 Earle Eplct'l A B A RfJ fe s Da teo~ Or 10 L.lltl£ Jact:: Little 10 30 Jaclt Dt:.n:w .s Orch 11 RL<dy Vallou ::'om e(;Ucut Yunk.ecs 1l 30 Tal Hen "Y s Da 'ce ~b w JZ ~N·w " Y•"•k <39U·'760J 5-ta Lowell Thomas 6 A..'1108 n Andy, (I Hi Gtl5 Vun 6 30 PhU Cook " 1 llu Qu&.kers 'I 30 T 1e Pon~~ 8lsters 'I 4:6 Blaters ct the Skillet 8 Popular Pl'08 8 50 Dnnger Unea ot History 9 Old SWKers Momor· les l) 30 Olara Lu and Em 9 45 Wavt'R of Melody 10 Bh.:mbet. Mu slt 0 30 Dream Plctu1es 11 15 1 Paul Whlt<:l man .; ou.:h~trn Nc\• Moo_, , ° T M1'9 I Rutherford 8ellera went to Steu· benvll1e Monday an 1 spent a few days wtih rel&trlvea and friends they were a<:colnpiUJ!ed by the latter11 mother Mrs C A Carson who will visit her ron Homer Car&on and family (or a while and Lear Carson who has b'eeD spendlniJ the summer here returned to hiS home at SteulfenvtUe with them Ml118es Glady& Orooka a.nd Le· nora CampbeU retum~d home( Menda)' from a motor trip t.hrOUKh Butr&lo, Ilal&r& Fall5, N Y., Tor onto a11d other polnta or lntere1t In CN)(IIda MliM! Anna. llousar of Coalton waa ca.lllna on Oladys Crooka Tuea .....,.... :C I I I 0: crier I t 11 t..:,.iO: 't,, r k ••~ IPPN•- n • ust on a ~S. Ohu. s.,",'.,ltt'!_~1 1h•~ fi~';;~ - I t" f lo Ruaala Ul4 ea.tralta tbdm to n apnt, who 4isappetln. Seqm tbtr.upoa ntarDI to EDrland ud biduhimaelflnbianmete countrp hou.-o Beuu'• Caart, bop~ h)a friend, Jlm w7atet, to ~ quu:..,. to hia aid. WJntw Uld a ltWJ4r. Fda Sant, nash to Beaat'l Coart, but Snem hal clia-A mirror 1 th d jTheodore Ha~m and tamlly Mrs Fred ShumWII.y and I "~ r~ p"ftll Vlch -..~ AllC l ~ II long Wine• a d~eadf~ menace upon. hrm1clf1 He actuallJ fiDda the bJ.ood. Yr:t k l481i-atl01 6 l$ O.::nnts King.. Orcb 6 45 M"l tn Down<'~ 7 Ban~ Concert 1 4.> Oloc-m ChaFe111 8 Ct hne Clu 1 8 ;m Pcpulu Ou;t: 8 45 Thr Ben n ons 9 Guy Lom~.::-.nlc s 01 time, and a!! m1ght \\-ell he suppo~ed, Instead of the nP.twn D 30 -ltntesque 10 ll'ldch 1 H n dt-1 Gn s 0! cb 10 :to Belt Lown s lmprovmg 1t t!<l becommg s teadily wori:le 'The only reu:.un O.-.h, 1l Babb, Meekcl s O!Ch r_ that thousands ot Rlu"sianA ure m that country today, ll!! t2 "'of'' ant Dave Allan s OJ. cb ., t}1at they have no means of e:!ca.J)lnl{~ ; tAil. :;_! ible rondl· W;,lBr-~r9lt l«tt,'J";u ~-u ~ LcWt:h :rt\omas 0 3& BnR:IiJJI tions m vogue over there trohs (I 46 Parils Nl{lbt Life 7 d8rY Prartlc. Bartels and IOn Bobbie Some !tme, perhapR, a readJUstment may come, b11t ~n Pdlock s Orch 7 :JO HI·Spt~ S eu entdCl:'! 8 l'bpular Olch 8 30 of Orv~lle were the a:ueste ot Albeit It will pi obably te attended by another crud revolution Rcnl :rolks 9 Exprees y 30 Mr D..,.kiUJ and famUy from PrlT"' daY l ~17 whereby thou~ands of \i\ea w1l1 be the toll, aH a sacrJiice Bents und Ct:Jmpeny lO ArnoB n Andl ttl 36 The PertiiJil<lllty Girls W~ t,~worth while cookin& for the gcneratwns to follow Ru<~siiQ aR a country, has 10 41 The Old Tlmeii'l 1l P:Jpuflsh a :-i ~ ~hln& camp at John Rtlna neaday wu badly burned been one to be pitied for many year~ prccedmg the down- Jar ( roonl't 11 15 Louie s Hungry F'IV" II 30 Tal Henry 11 OLch when "' _Skt let of hot rreaae apllled 12 fall of the Czur and and his advisers The World war, 1t on hlriT, Dr Gribble was called Bo~·b Noun L2 13Bm Dane!! OJ.ch •nd .,....., . the burn ... seems, ha~ dont! hltle tm the people of tht~ land m the 1201 6 8 " ' ~, -c lc!'o IUIH Gerald Bowen who spent the 1 way of real constnH t10n .lnd the future 1x Indeed dreary pmT L: lm r v.mco ti 45 Haru d &ltll'lm,~r f.lere at the home of D B ccr. 7 o& Lou1e s Huu~ry Five W\Ulams lett Suruky tor his home 7 ~~ Tlndc Walt and Ske!Oz\x 'T SO a.t Zanesville •CHOOL DAYS Mlctwrst Bond a 30 Populfl.l' Prow b 0 LOng or Plattabu•o waa 1._ _ llill 1 Hl.,h J,lfe 930 Olrl Tlmo Fa\OT. pes( ot relatives here 1.,.r. we:k HE TIME FOR the opemng ot nnnthe1 term of :-~chuol I& Itoes 9 411 Popull\r Prog 10 lD lbr He lett. Bunda)' ttfr' Bha;l~ and clo"e nt hand anJ thou arul~ nf nllr young people wlll etf'bblns !!oy!l 10 ao Dream Ship COlumbus accompa.nlec.J by D B 10 40 Eft:r\ 'Burtnetts Qlch 11 Bill WUllams who visited re~tlves tpke ad\ an tag~ of It to enroll for another peuod of m- Don time" Orch 11 20 Earl Burt there etruction unde1 ~.:apahle mRtrmtors There are a great nett s Popular Dan~ Chch c A LanK and wile of SprinaWLW-Ciucllmatl ~428 mot ~ 4!'. I Oeld were rueate; ot A B WIWams many, ho~C\er \\ho IHed thJ:1111Htructaon &R badly at~ any pm L{..wtn Thomali 1 Am(JI; 11 All SvraC~Se and famUy Saturday and Sunday who \\Ill go to !o!Chool bnt '"" ho fnr vur!OU!-1 1 eaMons, \\ tll be dy 6 30 Phil cook 6 45 PRr!~ 1 ~ Miss Helen Grace ~ll•ma who Night urc 7 R o spent put two !ReeQ 1h Clifton d f I d h F II h f oun t HI a among t e great at my o uncmp uye , Buc:111l 8 me :.o~nPopatiJ ~~o I Mt-s Fay Jukes ol Washln1\on Hills the llo the KUI!Si. or her aunt With nothtnK !Jetter to dn that~ H-11~ a\\ay then f:od ~nven c li u 31 D c Is the guest of Mrs Dora Mra J .M Long retW'Jied home 8 30 f(ni Folk 9 Express P 30 Duck\\ort.h and family Saturday time Mu~t nl Dream~ IO Henr]j Thcl~ I Edwat d W Robert11 Wifl' ~~ond Mrs Vallie Clark Mr1 Ralllton 10 tb B~b J!tt\e daughU!t Joan wht. havt HThemsley and daught.cr Joan and There ts nothtng known to the mmd of ma11 that ean ~~c~ 1: 0 3 ~ 1 v;rletv ~w nnf'f'rt O!rh 11 been apendlng the sulnmer ht~rde .,_ omaa Ciark spent, Bu:nday st 0 a.nce Ouh compare Wl>Jl idlene:-t:-1 ol:'l the WOr!'lt way for one to pa~~ h1r-1 f)t! IU 12 JO nm with hel [::tther W H Blake llP .n.omeroy the 1\leat of Ployd Clark to> mlly while he ha.!i bl>en attend- and laml'time ldlene:-~~ ftt:-! unt fot not h Ill~ except \\Ort hi e?...~nes~ H<' ' Santl't'l and Hi:; O••h '" v WfAF-N~w York t4!i4J 6601 (l l inl( culle!Je at Athens left Monday Mr and Mrll tt..rrtaol'l. WlneWhich ,;ofiTI t.lkt•r-~ anothu hackward step IntO cnmmal pm ~~ddy Bhu:k .. Otch 64:'1 The tor Oil City Pa accumpanled b) brenner ot Steubeavm1 came Bun· 7 '3oCcnylol _, Sketthcs l llel sl.r;ter Mill Florence Bll.ke who day to vlllt M\IY81 ~ • 1PWit Imes M01 e <l e\ IIt I' ' more mtsc hIe f mote t.' rTJITC:'I Ill ge n 07 3011'!\:.crghs P£pulal Uvtmles 8 JO PoQulur I will ~:;penct lilt: winter there Mr and Mn CIUionl VOEIII and eraiiHC committed by tdle hand~ 111 One \\eek than by all Prog 9 True 8 ~ 01 ~ 9 45 rhe Mr and Mrs H Dudley and l chlldMD Vlvtan Role Mary &nd Ol!Hiri llll'!l I!"I 11 loolo•o Mil, ch!ldren and Mr and Mn W _, ... _,.. _ _ *he h and~ emp IO\ ef I 111 gam f uI occupatiOn 111 811 h un d le d Orch 11 Paul Nhltemun-: Oldl Hough .6pent tbe week end here v • ' • v • •== years IdiCIHJI'i" J)l, the breeder of C\ Cl) thllli{ had, the Cl Cr 11 !Ill Ha.r F k d 1 wllh M1s .. Elizabeth Jonen and l'UHJ tO:: li!O'I'JC& JJ • I} l 11 !l.n H 9 Ol ch faMily In A~cord•"c" wftll Beodoto &004 1 fltoro f no th mggoou WJZ- NewYcrk l4:9c760,545 Ml!i!i Duris Branch who hat~ l l.l"'" t. .,...,,..,Cod.,urollio).P~,~bhch~Lku pm Ltlwdl rhr.mas 6 "'.mos n An b•cn ·-·odl"g a ••eek at Hun"·• ••, ~.·:,.~ ~~~~ to ~6 • . , , -*•te .,,. 11.,.,. PKTelll:~. t hetelOH Ill our communlt\, Hhou ld \HU\e d~ I 15 The JeEtct~ 630 Phl t~n w'Jth'M~·~ M~oUJi Querry"";e 1t'11:u;;, ~~ "r:"~~..!:' ~·~~\'·~. tP.nt feehng akm to fulst pride which ma~ keep Rome of Cct:k 6 45 Pi~- Is Nillh Life 'I turned home I r.!.~t ~ vtCuufltJ Oh~ .... t~eir ch1id1 en ftom scl1nnl hecau~e lhe't' fc~l they hU\( 110l Rnx} 11 Gang 7 30 I:'Qnlh Valle3 George C Nease has returned to fl)r ,,~:f! hltJOlc~~otl r!t ~ ~~'• 1°~ Da3 ~ 8 Popul 1 OJ-ch 'l :-.o Rcnl Cha.rle11tou to resume his work Ct:o~nt~ Wher llit lh .._.~ In pJ. 11 ~;~ be clothe~t to weal to k~e)) them on a pla}lC Y.Ith otht'l P'o\kt. g E'xPl · ·~ 9 30 MI Bone~ Dauld Blllke Y.bo hl16 been here Olh!" lh6 Cvunq. ....,.u.r :..-111 UPOft '· oil q11nt hr111lllll to .,., p•r- 11 cert"l ore fol tunatc lhlldten Olte thing thul maket! t h e heal t.~ n.n d \ ompa.n) 10 Sll • 11>c1 Musk ' IsIt I111J h ..,. m 1e1 Mn 8e)'lllore eat~ OioltUn~t tvrttl tilt ... t11._thm of ,r~ II 11 Tlw Cor:t e tals Blake and famU) ror 111 rew days re ot tca<:t or rt6MI .r retl ft't•U or 1 1 P.f *eachers and educatot !-1, nl1kc, ilnd, I:'I a 1oom full o f l UI ned t.o Jtll hou:c nt Altton Thurs will l'na~J tho= . ....6 to ,. .., vetw~n wU. •... ttY accompnnc 1 d 0Y hi8 nw th er <'\t!nt r~Nro~.. lAd to do "' upon ~nt of •ull S"PI em b ~r 1 Jntellfgent, hO]Hdul, enctgetlc pupill'l One thing thnt hn\\K r>Mture to '!14111 ••rn. 1 1who will \118\t him ror a tew weelu TT , "" the~ netb h Jt•rMiy •I.-en th•t JIPWP the heal t with g11cf and ~Oil OW It~ for the lt!IH he1 WABC-N ~ \1 Y01k 34atl 800 6 1 Mnt Eupne Perry and son BUt)' corn1P.. Tnte •nln•t the v.UtaUon oc •nr ~•- 0t _...... rt• eo.t.ate wiU .,. hqrd b)' t .. -•rd "' 11 h0 Ilave be en tlle a:uez..., Qr any good CTtlzcn f(\f that mattet, to !'!Pe the Mume mt~ll,. Pm Katr ""'mil! 1;, Mus.., 6 10 ._...,n. JC<owl~lun M .llbltn w;oo.Hatr <»tlo ., ~lac 111M King~ 0 'Ch 6 4:~ 1\lGrton Oov. and Mrs William Wallace lor a otnc~ ,, t~ CoHnt, Alwlk.or P~ amh1tJOU8 VOUllc~ter thJOWil out upon the Mlleets ne}' 'l E!and Concert 715 Ate L> re.... weeks returnl!d to their homt Ohio •1 th., tiMe and ott. the '"llowtl\a .t•~"'!!thl"fl Town"'' Soptembec 7 •t ~ t u d o u t f tequen t p Illt.'l'H th a t can '·vl de nn n•an s Band '7 45 0'11' Br 1 am at MWarren 0 ant' 1 1 01iftlth Wt\0 hal A >.1 r II Ho:m} OebrQ.c r. 30 Pupuhar Pr;>· II\ 1 ~~~i:any and l:UH not help hut MOY. the germs of way-1 Blam 9 & n B~l u1c Otch 9 ~~ \.Jccn vi.sit1nll: relatlveB at Ellkdale, A Townthlp ~telnber - •t I~ and en me whtch tht• ~.:ouutr~ Ill a. fe\\ shol t ~p1 lur 0 -ch D 30 Nlt Wtl Hr I ~ Va d1 r~ ~ew days retume4 ~· mbl• Towlllhlp September 1, •t 1 10 Ji ('tChel H~ndcrson" Orch c e an e unday accompanled P at most, Will reap With ~Offi)W 11t compounded I 10 45 Pl:lpular 0 ch l1 Rcmal ~ol~:~usband for their home &t A ":'•Mn Townlhlp Septn.ber 11 •t s !~~~r~:~;,. elll :II 0r(lh l2 30 am Dave Abram~ Mias Allcse Malone of Pott4J•M··n, "L.;-r~ Tuwndlp S..-pt.mbtr 8 •t tO an'"' His ~, _... """"' 0 Luu nar the sttu•tiOll IS e\ en wo1 se tham a\ e1 age "' .., .. lC:.! Pa Is the 1ueat or her I!Jleter Mt& Oh,.. ~~~~~~~ /kptllftlblt s •t 11 Y~-' WJR- Dctr-alt (fOO 71Wt 5 45 pm R K RUSACU a.nd husl)and P II f:l~~~~::~~·~;~~ll~o!f~thc almost h1}peleSMness of the .}- oung;~tel l.OW<'ll Thomas 6 Town Talk Mlu Jva Vtutoe who b~ been "O~•"•e low ...llllp 8e»t.trobeor t •t s becallRe of the almost un•er!!al h ck of 6 3li Paseball Scores 6 ta Gold- v\altlna rtlend' at W~lane: Ohlo re· fl.l 111end T.-..rr.tp Mreptembr. 9 at 18 1e!t Enst.mr le 'I 1h ~ Quakers t\Jmt-d h\)lhe Saturday "~~~kill 'J;Wnlhtp ~ta.....r IJ at l Next to the home, there 1~ no l1ette1 phtce 1 30 A son, a M1tlUt• 1 45 S\'lteu Mr and Mrll Cq.tl Oenhehner I' M ch1ld lo he than In the scht)ol PurentH of tl c SkJ\Iel B Popula• "'•• '30 :\nd 1ownBhlp, H6ptell.ber 111! 11.\ lJ ~ 111 the latter8 mother M111 Wm AS"h"""''~ Ill • Bublle B!c'Wer• 9 Popular Ohron· ,..u en spent hom Saturday to s~ 11 '" ,own•hiP Sept-'J'nhr 10 at 1o e\ely effo1t to :we that their uff"'tlrlng all c)P~ J!! 30 ChuA L1 and fn1 9 45 Monday alt.h Mrs Oenhelmer a A Til thi~ l"all The child mfty eHn 1escnt 1t at. this. MWI(Jil frla&teM 10 Amcm n &n::b ~~~~!n e.nd t:Jther relatives or HWlt· P s~uon Tow ...hir S.pJenabel- 10 u 1 ':.:r and Mrll Dana HYMll aild "M,:ttllepnrt VUt-..... ~'-Mt ll .,, 8 ns Jlil true 111 many other ca:~es, the 1mmatule 10 ~~ B~p Polluclo: s On:h 11 R\ll's 11 !$ l.puh~! Hung~., d•u•hter Irene spent the week end Pot!1~o,. Vtltap S..,tif:llllber u fit Crhu thifl!ilee 1\ot know WhRt 18 hest for 1h\ future tt.nd t hf! Jr •r II ~'J R ~d Anple Clulat zanelvlllc r M WGN -Chlc:tgo !41/H 7~\ 6 30 Mrs A 0 Lee returned homa A "iim• VTT~•e· Sept.!WJ~ u ' 1 ~ mmd of the parent rttu~o~t funct.1on, there pm n llllC,: Dan( 6 4a H<rrrld Wedn68ciAy rmm DaYton 1Yhere 1t11Mand vm,.e ~Miii'IW n. .,, It Chlldr~n. go to school, parents, ltc ~ure 'fr ' 1 't o., lr.nil s Ht1ngry Flv~ ~he \\&II th~ guent of her husband 1" 8 ~•~u.e VI~ Nlttalbtr u ._, 1 ypU.r most urrcious possessions are enrolled 7 lli Uncle Wa iT 11nd Skto"hl 7 30 anq eon Mr and Mra Arcbie Lee I p ac U ~tal e'hr:.-:~ 8 Popultt Pr~ M18 kae Cowte and eh1ld\"el'l H J Blnmo-.e CoQtr •a~~U.ot IIIIo Fall 8 30 Ji:o.m:<Us Men a <t& tatl Burt:- 1!pent .Monday at PQmeroy t.he Clert. 1111 u.. eo.nt of ...,..ton t ll II ,.,... llft'e:rn, ti'JJna tO TCCaftl' the c....m. Rubie• for the )'Ount: and all efSo long a!! fl,ussla I:-! ulfltrolled b~ men who resort to such methods ju~:~t so long ma} lh(• 1est uf tht> wcrld 1est 111 Hecurity and he free f1 om an) fear that Rw-1SUl w1ll mtcrfere w1th any pJans of the wotld econonlllally 01 Tn any nther twld SJ.wcr~ ~~hut a :\tf'p remov~d f1om thC' method!il hn mg Plllt.:tued 1n the f.11 laste111 •ountrv at the present •' ' m fightmg uuy • ,, u Ll the map mBofar aP. other p1 og1 es~n e nahon!ol are coucm ned Thm should be rnof't plea~mg to the many Red}'., Jm· liJ'OlHts, CommunJstA, So~lahdb 1n general \\ ho a1 e alway~"~ I ranting about the \ Jlc rnanrw1 1n whu h tHII countr1e~ are beueg opetftted and cumpa11ng them to the tdeal methotl1 pracUced w RLIHHia It ts to he wonde1 cd JUHt how lar these work r!odgtng, 508p·bOX orators ~ould il" to pleH:>nt then bemg dcportlJ tp that great Eden uf thetr preachmg and ranting If th~ test were eveJ to come one would folee evidence of real \ ~ p n 0 ""dditlon that draught ttnJm.d s .tnd carts must be provtded theKl to handle thetr \\Olk, IS the late!olt order promul 'ated Hl RU!!Nia.. This ~~ the late f\~ 1dea 1n the home of the Red, the Commumst, the ldtah"t, lo put that countrv on ~ ----.. the- ln&bt W)'llter hetn tbl miuhl:1 maa'a Nee Cf'Jh\1 for help .ame.. where oat ha the fos. He ~ cmtan4iafire4ttbpuueenpenona wbo escape in a motor ear~ NOW GO ON a·ll• 1 'SO , J:HAPTEB. VII Al tfte same momeat the <1pen d I h • h d h oorway o I e houae ..e Ill tm blazed Jqto auddtn rad11oncc. Evt· deatly S1nt, hi fotloWJng him, bad awltched -on tho hgbh ta the hall that he had left purpoaely dark. He heard Sant't voice beh10d him call1n1 out laudl:y: 'Wynterl Where are your Wynter did not answer. He waA •1SIQI S«nt 1or hts thought anatn.:mal tessne~8-le\tlns theBe danaerou!l, unknotNn figurea of the dark know that punmt wa• already begun, puttiftl them Oft the1r JIUard In· •ta~tly that mov10g rJcam ahead of hi~Q, went ouL And simultaneously out of the m11ty wold a ahot came pmgmg, tbat lighted doorway belulld h1m pvc has eaem1es their arm But Wynter drd not stop.. He rail on m deternunedpurauiL _ ...........___ ~-w 6 '' BBYOND HRLP From•om"ewhere ahead ofh1m he COillcl hear the ensme of a motor ear rQIUUn~• he aueeaed, from a 1ane that •ldrted one 11de of the trouads at riiJht augles to the ma1n wwod_ Then, aa he ran, Wynter aaw ...-the blurred: radiance leap CIUI from th b dlllb of th Le ea pa e car 81 1t 0"1;• nn to In~. the ensf'ne roaring up furlOUJly at th-e dnver sltpped Into top gear and Jhot up the lane w1th 1. tush. Ami Frank SeYern, u Wynter knew beyond any doubt, wa!l m that car, IR ~I& enemies' puwcr, and out fll h fht 0 a rc:ac 0 e P now. 1a••l I I 0 I pen dl Remedy En s as I I Suspect FinaJJy I AdmJ•t Murder I I I Rolandus lbors I I Oak Grove •I ""'~.... I" '' Holman a.nd dall8"h past week In N<'\\ rclnth 5 0 1 heme by Mls I can't help Milly to bust the bank-1' Mr9 Htldren laughed autl went back to the taUle "tth ru sunken roulette wh~d-a small rcphca• be. hmd the drawn lolmtls of a I ourlon flat of what Monte Carlo fla41Hs openly, Snwki.1'1f etm~purtmcnt. ll'wfuRJftUJJ Nl!ll> Ymk plane U11J A stout man v.1th the round bee to rec011J 'VIVIdly the la~t tnne he had a nil paused en hts \tav 10 "h rc rc 11een S~vern mor~ than two years f h Is b 1 d '· h res men were to e oun ~>Y t e ago 1n New Yllrk. A photograph of th 115 rt d Katharme Far:n• Y mm Nl•Jve got a red hot !l}stcm., he lromcally enough he had gone murmured lonfidcnlly, gomg to down into Essex last mght ho(lmg make old Htldrcn &tt llll and take \9' hear from Severn 'orne news of not1ce Thou~:ht 11 out m my bath that g1rl who had ftasltetl acro~s lu~ thrs mornmg Here, 1 dont mmd life for an hour, only ro drop out of gzvmg )OU a wrmkle but you 11 keep 1t completely ag;un 1t dark old scout You work on the two to one chances-,. THEHANDOPFATE Wtth the gemal expanuvcncas ol dr;~:; !~~e~hs~!eh~':"t t~:~~:c~~~ many ~otktalls the stout man bab. The reaonant t:hime of Bla: Den floor Wynter rarscd the rather bll•," lab,,out h," <lystem HTe was de· came loahag up the nvcr from flamboyant httle salver knocker---anti 'g lt u Y un nte ltg,ltle hen dnftWeltmtn•ter aa Jim Wynter jumped d 1d cd hapJHiy away m search of ~ 1 d-.z....... ,__ 0 -~··b outo>de a tall not or a moment dream what whrsky and 1oda Wynter strolled uw• '1''"'" WA,.,.. that knotk WU to &pcll for btm for h Ll f h block uf latf ia Qelaea. the whole chan,...d course of his acros"' lo t eta t o c ance toQ,ty b.atf...,.lt ~ 10 badl,. .. Come on far~s •o~ Jcu:.: 'llld 311 L_,. hlmoell. future. that you p!!ople • Hrldren ,ang out ·~ 1UUJ The long rluec. ""mdowed room cheerfully but one susJlCcted wrth It was the n'-1.t foUowln .. Seve '5" .. beyond the lmy lounge hall of the a stnct attenttOD to busmcsa. • Not em'• dtaappea.t~nee Wynter had Rat was full of a mctl\cy of gay, dos<rtong , ...., 11,,, tome, M" F•fo, been dowa at Bee-r' Cour t a II eha t tertng 'VOices WJt11 the famt, In- surely? Fed" up wrlh 1t eh~ Not ~- 1 that tt,r. wh~re tlue p<11lce infttlt(- tenn1ttent drone of a roulette wheel ptiGnitmtoth~mysteryofthemiss- tht. chck of the spmmng tvory ball been too good hutt? Whoa back i¥lt tdln •n looked like drawing an Revealed , lro•o mosl·ly lh•ough a now evcrybody-rJen ne va plus, tn n • my best crouptcr French \Ve'rc ut~r b~(lk. bau of 1moke sprral,s were perhaps He 1'*4 prOmtaed GrayaQD a st:ore of people tnt~ and women off .. as be spun the ball 1111 ' sprucely turned out Y(')Uftll to blow a'-~ that •'-Jit to the Chll· aome of the latte; young and pretty ,...,_•• toule'lte ~.and he muntn't all very &martly dressed, most of man Wttll hts carclcs!l, bantermg l~t .lllllr ~ lie:si4es, he hid felt them amolcinl crgarcta tn long hold· vo1ce had an appearance and manner ll wotald be Qther a relief to have era. A varTed colleciJOn, but the good enough lo have pa!!sed must~r hill tLnu•hta ,;.tnet d 1 1n the average cro\\d. It wu ~·1¥ "-~ au e or a tnne m~n at any rate all auggested one ha hl ,. from lha.e hualiag, perpltxina: thing •n common-money occasJOna 11 Y t t l nt o1 aomet IDB ~tt. tt.t nlrrblmarl•h tnratery One felt that at the Hlldren'• rou- smoothly tngtahatma tn his al'nile !hat had beea wattm& for him at Jette partlts a man withollt money madconea.llttleuncasy. B....... Court. would find hrs bast and hiJstes• u M1lly Gny&On flun1 Wyoter a lt&adteetneeatmostthe.etnnge!-t charming al drd everyone else but smrlmg nod. She wu wmmng and lbrw...l. ·····th e cha no::u were h e would not • be she loo~ •• ddighted ••• dnld .,.. of an ~-. Ulilll u _.. ••••••• ~II: to kw.r that 'rolcc break 11tu-. pressed to come aga.m When Bill Graygon had married ttift"y thc0ir1b: hll 11eep to kupw M H ld • her fikeen ~ar1 a8n Mlny wat Cine tUt Fruk S~m\ ~ SC: near. ou' tlred~e~, rb~t ·~~~r~ ~~~~e~ of the" p~~tiest cho'f~ ~!! on the there ~~ tho ~~t~uat ha,..-. ~ vacaty. cro.uled quickly towards q~ Lond6itt it'tijJe.l~ 1fllle~} et.atftl fa4he IJ!'lq.tl ~au of Btaalaal.'t newcomer, holdmg out ) her hand. \ and srnn~ had _.one\ .,e"¥ond re.· ..c;8rt_• J.!JdilcD aD tlirougb ..So glad youve come Mr W call the plump.laudllng .(tiOd·tcm· tti'lr lu~~~a.cl yel to have ter-and welcollle back to E~g-la~~j ~red face wa! strll as attractive aa 1lcen. pOWeflea to -.., Jum. Jlr.. Grayson taH.i yond be lookm evu m (ts drffen:nt way. She looked .-·~t ~~ ff .F~ 5nena muat Ill. She'& bema- awfully luck t! -and Was-such a lh9rougbly good lia:ve e ~-Ill. c:Qton for hiahL,. Y sort, !raakly naturil aDd bluqtly ,~ ·lirld mhnlte or Ho~JPtllifore they • Splendid!,. re d d] w outsp~ • ~ ;, )aAI plaue4 to drM hial ·~ tet with eotbu~~~= ~ -.:-:7 ._,_._. ..........., ·~ f.lJat~rfttd.J.s. I'm .."t!m.Jst t-.lo I.'Xdtcd to \-\rite, ::;::_ aud the1c\ so uu •.J, to se:c, bl1th rmdc the pl.::m c ..,nJ vuL We've left \\'.bluu~tvn hcltl td c •..lml nrhm nl 1 ':n till\\ ~•n .. l/ \l JUSt h.,J ·' Ch'-:ol\;rho..!J m Amon-1 the ci•Jtto:cn pas~ ru.:;crs then:':. '"' sen., tor and a. forcrgn d1pfo- ma.t and I tn s urpn~cJ at the num ber o, women The trip IS two- hun .. drcd m1lcs anJ th-.: m, tcr 1n th-.: ... a.bm reads two nul<.:s a. mtnutc 1 thmk vr that 'f.._,, rm: the Chcstcrfu:fd, were the Tressa Donhoue visited Mr~ RoUSh Sunday Pannte Roush spent a te\1 past WllCII: y,ith her moth Hart spent U1r Milford Hoffm&t mcc~ touch rette at that) "' ~ ryonc el~'-' ~~cm1.d a~ t1._klcd as I \'\as And my-they ' •• d!d • ' lAst< ,wJJ / ChestPrfields are Bt"rvHI in thl' ,;mokmg t.hese planes-the )urJ!;f'llt and mo!rt lu~unous m the Eas1. Wnh tltt fust gro1\'1h ?f 1ur travt·l, Ches· tertidd make.i'. many new fru Dfls caf"b day, here as 1u ' tty l'itreets BJld country homea cOffi}lHTtmcnts of all -wherever good taste counte. Dow or Pomeroy moved ..... oo the Knotte brcillen c-f all I was JUSt dymg fur A smoke and whwthc ho~tc~s p.a.sscd them (and my lewonle dsa- Tom Roush "'""''! l:t¥¥; • t.h~; s.mvktng thl y sen c th m on n o::ry sh1p " Mm, M= .C:.. -. .... 1/oww ojfi!r l'twtw lty cmJriejy Easur11 Au Tmuport. Inc. Aboard Airliner Eastern Air Transport SYSTEM At Brggar'! Court that day )tm of an elderly cluld turnmg away Wynter had come upo.1 'ometlung from thO! table ~..ccsmzed Wynter • • • 1 - -- 0 ne Dose German d G AI he ran, Wynter saw the headlamps of the ear aa It began to move the eng~ne•roanng up funously ' MYSTERY I I I H ............... .1\).fAZING • 10 here vts,U;lnK relatives ani:t tt/enib M,.s AUce !;wealqen o.nd Ira Woll • of Neas.. Settlement sp"I l Sumny arternoon wnh Mrs He bece.a Cotterill Carl Easterday 1-.nd family sp.:!m Su 11rty Nte neon With A E. Sm'th .and ramlly or Sum lfl Mn Rebecca en•wnn who teen ill ror ~evt.nal wet:k.l! ts DISAPPEARANCE - lll4n Q h• 'S ""' "luther and for what purpose? Would they ever know~ There had been nothmg about It 1n the press that tnornmg but the evenmg papers were full of tt • • • llarmg plaear<ls Wholesale Contributions: : 1 tend!. p p n by I I I RUSSIA, THE IDEAL PLACE I I ] •......News ~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~jot C~km Worth I Plants 1 I b!rt-hday The ""t'llilli WIU apent lnl 'tl tlltt Vi hull her W)ilelllpL boll.rdlnlj: pla.yinc 1ame1S lil.nd a roclul eood hOUk 1.5 luc».Ltod tuoay brukt: dvwn lme Refteahm en~ oJ eai!l Sllnd snd conft:ued t.o killing ont: ot Lht: &pent last Re., J"rllncil SChllll.na: and wicheti fl.nd K:t' crhm wen servtd l 12 men who dl~ under what 1.10 ConUnued trom 01' I! oneJ Earl Moonty fP(Int last weell. at Ike &lltlled were Incriminating ell PHOHI: sa-L weel: the rueat of her 1011-ln law family or Bt&nt.ol) Pa arrived and wtte Mr and Mn MdebeD,J week for a weeki vtllt wttll Nn Wellsvlll~ wll.h hl.!t. !ather cumstances durlrlij t.he pa.s.l elgnl Behtillnp rather W L Johnaon Mias Luelle Hob&clr; had for her yean She Is cha!ted wtlh murder know lots or men ~ ho It 6 Imposing dt'finlt.e resf)OlJBibll~ IUel't. Sunday 11111. Taylor at Gn.n and facefi life unp1 lwnment 1 1 It) on the trel!.~urer of ~~ony IDI"g&.nl Raymond. OUrl ol I>elaw1re lis and other relathea Mr ~~ond Ml"l WUllam Sayre lett Bend Aceorcllni! t.o ASI<l.!itant PrC~>eeutor ~:~wu11d thr hutiH who.:u tn 1 ~ l!1 zatlon tngagect rn mrtuenclna tile here tne auut of bta liltflr Yrl 1 Sunday Cor Lheir home In Detroit Mtu Dorothy M1.:0rcw o!o Chf't: Duncan McCrea ln ct arge ol the ~a~ money althou~-:h 1 haHn t dutoratt' to report all cnntrtbu~ Clyde Wine and fa.m.Uy t Mr and loln CW1 Clallt and laofn Erma Shreelr:e~ a.nd foUowlnt IL vlatt with the tormera ter Hill spent the week end with weird cat\C the v.tdow salt! mul ~ on ly v.hut l ~;:11 I n Ill 11c1 s and tXJ)t'nd!tures accur 11 wly 1 family of Groveport tipenl. Sunday two n~phewe Carl and Earl Oa.lnor mot.het Mrl Nye Sayre Luc!l t Ho .10.e!t 1 was nard up 11nd needed the ~n1 u v swr and promptly fhe eundiUon ot Ellrl Hs rde n uu.urancE' monP y on the man 1 M ' Po\l.ers ~alo ~ ht U dt Th-e ro;-eomm1 ndatwns were proat the C F' Be:88e.~--er home on Of Parlcel'&b\U"r were Sunday (Uelta :air and Yra Edwin Nt:Jrri& or Tb1rd Avenue ot the fonner s parent&, Yr and Akron 1pent Sunday and Monday shoW!! little lmproYement at th l~ tried to pol~n him tw-Ice but he kmm a nthlng mu~.:h abt t Pl \Oj[ctl by e\l1ronco> re\ealed during wlt.h V A Wolle aOO family time dido L die 50 1 pushed him out of ~on <-ar ly IJtr And 1 d1.n I \1 t 1Lhe Canno11 mquJrv that secret po _ Mr11 Alfred Mlt.rtw; returned. to Gablor Former Star Athlete ln. u.red her home In Detroit al~r ~>pend1tl(l ~lph VanMeter and family have R ~a&he~en~na ~!sit~~~en~!! D'W'l~ht ... uc lie and c lies Ho- the attic window to 1 ll all I k" DV. ~ he dccJm r I ill)tlll lund had been maintained J a wti:k bere a.s tbe .:uelSt ol Harrle tor their rue•t thel.r i(randmot.her oUl. Ia Mrs N C Sa b,ck. ll tlto nded a Pf'lt} at the home Her victim Wll..!!l Steven Mak 68 pi I:{ J~~~~~a;{ ~r~ll.~n ~~~~~ ~..~, U.J1d ne \er rcl)()rted 11.11 such In the 1 Wbea Foot 1a Cau.bt Marte Bmit.h Mra Susie Brewer of StivenviUe "' ••1.. " Lonu,.." Sar-- wa• ,.,','.•,,, ot John Longsworth Saturday nitR ypar old roomer whose dew.th iec.l l.o 192H 1 ampt>.~gn that money donated _.., M~ 1 nt m11rrwd hl~ uncle Tllflt f litlcal -• t d 1 M hine I Mrs W 0 ,Tameli and datllhll'I Mra Honor Jackacm o1 Eut Llv of -.Mia» Myrtle Oreen ot Letart Rf:'(u:'shments of cuk!! and lee the probe whiCh dlscl06t'd thut II ma~ , us !le(:Ond OOU:.lns \.\ t: kncv. ur po purposes WFI..!i .. cpm; e 1ft ce &e Jelilll of Oberlln au: hert vlsltln& ~erpool spent a lew daY• laat week cream wert' servfld AU enjoyed a other men had died my!>ter!ou-11 f'bth other ~ nee klds WI' Wt'T' ~~~ ~~:n~~~~~~~~n~lv:~~~n~ ~nr~ frlendo with Elltl Bilker of Lower Portland. Saturday and Sunday Vl.llltora in the borne of 0 W good time l in her boarcUna: hOWit' JuM luvmg li:l1s all our li11e Wt sonul uses and that large swn11 Max Lambert formt:t Mlddlepo 1 Mrti Ha.nJ Clark. of Cillcaa:o If Sht' returned to her home Prtday 11. !I a 11• l f u r l 192 ill f1 n v. cre ~e nt from one slAte to an htlb aehool llthlete received a se 1here • tsltlng wUh tl:!ltltl\es t. 1C 1 Cornel1UII cona:or spent SundBy P1ckene BWlday were James Sal I Mt and MJ ~ J 0 Ho"l back un 1 th11 liP IJM:'{! t o (001 !' lrom lh• other w lntlutnce the locu.l dect.o 'ere InJury to one of hls leet \lhtlc irieJtds with hla uncle Oliver Dally and mons and family of New Mllrlln11- 1son Bill) spent Molutay wllh Mr 1 viUe w va J4n p BehllllnB and and Mrs Robert Carson of Rut wt>t> to 11!slt me l ate at work at t.he Covert &kill¥ ttnd Alltn Futt& and Paul Hoffmlln Jt fan11ly I I 11m 1 kuuw what h(' used w - - - - - -- lee Company where he WIL& em- retutned to Chtearo alter opend Mr and Mn c E Ptctens ftH dauahter of Staunton Pa Ml and land <Continued from oaee one) <!'1 ( <crp! h( worked on his farn -~ p~ Saturday afternoon Inc lhe summer month!; her~ with Sunday c:allers on l4ra fl'oUy Ann Mrs Ernest YOl'l'Ui ot Saxon Beaf Mrs Wnd Hoback and 11au(lhters anu onn sold 1acuum "'" c~p 6 ~ ,1; ] ' lt Willi said that Lamblm. Will\ Mr a.nd Mrs B F FU1tz Sr Wacner or Letart Su:-~day afternoon Plcken11 Mrs Ernest Grim l.e-tcirl Utah ano ReHI Ellen at d neph"'l\ Preo;:edlng the horse and 11\c Wh r d t[ he lul k aboul' H ~ ta 1 ~ :t wortlna around an lee cutl.tng ma Rl.lh Wilson of Corn.nH spent Nr and Mrs c E Pickens spent M.r and Mrs. Will Burri Mr and Hugh Moone) and Mrs George Mr Hn<.: Mr.~. 8 M Gor~uch Q.Ud chine at the Ice plant when 11. the wetk. end wtth EveiJ;n Elch- Thursday wlt.h thel.r nephew J E Mrs Ralph Wickline ol Mt Moriah I MoonE'} v.t:nt to Ch~~orlestcn Tue5 stock partlde the a!l Ohio ltlgh t'd ur ~eou.--o th h I!' !o I'Ht und h o 11 Mrs Jennie &i'ntz &nd son of Rll- c!a~ and vlslttd re :~.t h e.. I;Chool band dircct.er b~ Jack h~ 1 ,~d mt' l ltt < 1 rl s~u!Y.'n~Jlle \\'~Je week: blOCk of Ice HOt causht in the ma- ~ ini(er Bowles and family ol Athens Wainwright uf Fostoria was tJ j Alt1our.lh u IOf"nl ~ u a C' uu nt (nti bU :.L'i of Mt and Mu; H,.,/1 cbtne In an attempt to push the carol Meadows of Columbus lti Ml'a 0 w Lona: and tam1Jy or ctne M:r11 Will Hayman of Ea.!!t Le-tar~ MONITOR BUILDER DEAD a;tart tomght afll:'r the concert dt tl \ td That Ph Mill rtClll1 ]o tried GtJr ~ til bloelt or Ice through the seorlua here \16itins with Mr and Mrs M ParlterebuJ'I" were vlsit.Jnar her sonCleveland Autc :n - INS--Aug Young Ol}jo wa~:; to ha\e a l!ll l l(l ., , ht.__, ~>IH n 111 ed \\ thout u Mr ml Ml~ Chane.~ <;Jeenlt-r machine he struck at It with hb J Mccarty tn law John Sellers and f~~omUy the spent Sunday with W R Ha>man and lamUy 31 - lN&-Chailes Cmtbs 86 111'1 0 alllt.<; o~~on In the Ohio State J'-lltlo~ j phji~lral t:Xumlnnllun Mrs POWf'l" d K .., :loot Hill root alipped from the 1cr Mr and Mn E M.. Noblet1 spt'n\ first pah of Jut week 1 JJU wen• 1e ut and into a saw &ttached to the sundn.y wtth Mr and Mu Gon. Borne of the nellhbors decided t 1 Calvin Pickens of Mars Chapel helped to bulld the ilonclad Mont fallr A st~Je ~how In the I H denl d h 1 t td 1 11 talked JNir !l d -tuvmvn visited Wheeler Sarsans and moth tor famous for Its naval batTJev.1Lh l building wa1> t he opemns event au n v. 1th ht-r ~u;ol of M <; CuHl. M(ni~ a.t machtno • I Noblt-ll of W-est ColwnblD. give Benn;y Smith a surprise In d(ad here today He \\sa emplo)eo.l l Hn f' t~ h slsl( J 111 ll\1. li llt'J 1' 1 " 11 " He wu taken to the Holzer ho~Mrs WUlia.m wo.re and MJ honor or hla 63rd birthday 110 hla er Sunday PICNIC DINNER tht' Merrlmae In the Civil w11.r was uptrd to "' r.at PI I~ 11 ll.llnt M E! J Ha1tnn n od da~J£~te\ pltal where tbe lnjurltm were treat and Mrll Curtis Nobles spent sun- 8011 P.oy 1t.nd. wife bwaled. thern.sel· Nr and Mnt Will Burri enter !1.1> a rovemment t:!hlp yards em I her to gtt out 11 ~~ l 1 1 ._. ~JI" ~~ d M ~ Nlnu Ski nner Wtl C Sun =~:d t~e !.at=~ Je~~\ from ati day "ith relatives at Gu.lllpolls ves and prepared delicious refre!!h- Lalned with a picnic dinner at plcy~ lor many vea.rs befme bt'1um I snl<l ~he dldn Y.ant It Slw actdo>d da !! Je<J s t1 M1 \ltd Mr_ W A ~reth 5 bee 1 1 da be severa Wdllam Yee.ger 1eturne~ honu menl.8 lor the event their Plants rt'llldence Sunday in lng R~oclated wUh the oll and I tha! hPr br lh r l ill S!Ud . l ( Jr uc h 1 e e " en sev- Sunday after a ~kll visit wi.th I o.rchllecturc or M m ~u11 ng t:.m 1 :\1 u I Mrs f{ U Chaptwul end and Ute loot Wl\.8 In a very bls gro.ndpa.renls a.t Maggie l'ho8e present weH James SeUen honor O( Mrs L E Pickens aml cool busme.r;.r; It wes -~ >~ml H \l/1( 11 , d Cu1~ H J!;t'Jl bid oondit\on lllthoua:h It WIUi be· Mrs W E Hem and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Price M111 chlldren ot Centerbury 1Ka 1 ~Ci t y I wu sick snd nenous wllh In M 8 POIH JS 11 u f 1 hH ~ ~~~~~ q ol Hl<Jttvcfl ll Ak l 11 lleYed that a.n 11.mput.ation would _ , , th r 0 1 0 tlu Jana Cus~r and daUihter Betty also Mu; Burris birthday annlver11 0 um us 0 IIPt ~ Reee581\ry a\ c Lou Mr and Mn Milo Rhodes and &ary Other s:uests were Seaf Pick 1 ""' za.,e dtgeston and st.omach Jo!:BS Oneth""", beJicvcd hn lm~t.,;' l k 1" I t~~ ~ Mt lml Mr<; Wtbb Ho~ll were Lambert was pt-eparlng to leave rJuestt this 1\"eek or Mrs J Ef 80il OrvUJ Mr and Mn' Onoy Oai- ena Mr and Mrs Ralph Wickline or Adler1ka helped I eat am ng f.JHflllll~ I ( t l'lKqs o! w ~ J('y flowk and 0 Sept.ember l:i> lor vmenova Unl Fr?n.-h und Mr~ Allee Fitch nor Mr and Mra C E. Ptelr.ena Maw1e Johnson and M\55 Josle now and !Sleep good - Henry Do<id H sai l! he Uuu It didt 1 hi , !a n II) S You csn t get 1la of tm1t~est lou sh~ ad ~I I 'I n H T •· Yer&lty at V\Uenova. Pa where It Se~-~ A,..ven,~e W If t Wlllhun Oulnor and f111mlly Hazel Pickena AU departed at a late 1 ur t 0 e rc urneo McMurry and family cr Q.ll b jll.!it dootorlug the slom "IS u ucr.crman 1a saki he had a very Kood opporM= u ne DwiKht E ~~ofternoon WIShing Mrs Burri man v achg Fo~ gas ~tays In the UPPUt I Wt. ulrt 'ou AlVr h m Ill? 1r1 fn a r d on Guy Spe'llt Sun 1:.1y Wlth tuntty In the footbe.ll department Sunc!~y from a few day!l visit wtth Hobe.clt 11111d. Mr and Mrs Jilme11 more hsppy birthday!; After Long Gr1lhng ~ Eleven bowel Adlerlka reaches !JOTH up hb (dense If he ~ L~ I JU ? llu Lu i t Mn; NCJa 111uu 1 un li.t of that school havblfl; receheu an rela lves at West C-.;lumbta and son creed All had a fine 1 haven t muC'h mnJH ~ ]1,... f' M e~ 1 th oller of schol11.rshtp through his Gay Summcnllle of Richmond time and Mr Sm\th enjoyed the Other Myater1oua Deaths pe r and 10\lier bov,.~l washmg out plied u H.u:J1 B .E. ( rtll and fu m 1\ football ability which he developed Va Is here visiting wtth relii.tlvt'll even1n1 very muoh All left at a Ch d W pu son3 \li hj c h co usc 11as nervousw 1JJ you b<' a wJTnf'ss 101 th arge to oman ne~ ond bad ~leep Q{'t Adlerlka drl If Ll ( h md ! om II\ Mr aml M1 s 111 hl1h school here I Anne Elizabeth Nobles 01 West late hour w\.!lhtna: hi~ msny more ColuMbia is vls1tl.n1 with Mr and happy blrthda~s BIRTIIDt\V YAKTT tOOay by uxuOiiOW you lee! the Joue ~usha J;~ u e rcq~!;!<'d hJ Ill 1 Jn•ell ~ pent Sunday :lt Old CALL FOR S{;HOOL CHILDltEN Mrs WU11am Wolfe of Oravd Hill 1 Tuesday evening about 70 neigh 1.-ctrolt Aug 31 - INs-Att.t>r m- wonderful dfect of thb German Ma 1 Can· !n Hockiug county All chUdrt:q of the Mradetl Rlld 1 Mrs John Wolfe left Sunday for Roy Smith and famlly and MrB friends and relatives gathered \ermittent grilJing of more than Doctors remedy Ebersbnch Phar Y h t good v 11 ! 1a d 1 lin IL We}f~m llP.1 md !amrl) we1e b~h school sludent.t> at Mlddleport a .'levt!ral weeks viS.it with relaUvcli Nea.Jy Hoback were at CJaJ'lna:ton, at the home of Mr and Mrs J D JOO hours Mrs Rose Vt:"res 411 ~ mac} In Mlddlt'p(llt by Stansbury x:nou I•Othlng about h m ~ 1 rt u tl RUesT nf MJ <11 d MrM AI are l't'QUt!ISk'd to meet 1 u $dtt) 3-t F~.:Wnta. 0 SWlday Hoback in remembrance o1 his cali"d witch v.1dow or Mcd1na Drug Company Ad~ M s Powers t)(' 1 St:V: 1st at 8.30 A. Mat tbe ICl>JlCC M1 and Mrs Hubert Blevins tive buildings to receive mstructlons a.nd son ol SteubenvUJe snd Mr prepa1at01 y to the opwl.11g ot nnd M1s flarv1e Stark and two schcol on Tuetiday Sept ~th soru of Montgomer} were Sunday guest.& or Mrs. Bina Sanborn and fnmlb PICNIC AT CADMUS Dr w A Humphrey and Daniel The followtna: people nwt.ored to AI mel ol Cotumbus are here villlt· Cadmus SUnda) where they held IDR at the c F Besserer home an Rll day picnic In honm of thf:: Mr and Mrs Lindsey Lyons and 70th t:lrthday u( 1 rank McElhenny tlu t:" chlldren left Sunday momMr and Mrs Frank MeElhwny Jng for a week s motm t.rtp MY 10nd Mrs Ra;y Mc:t:lh ~n n~ und Mn; CB.Tioo Thom&H returned to dauehtt:r M~&rga.ret June Mr ann hel home In Athens arter enjo) lug lira Ed&ar Wolle and children 11 weeks visit with Mrs Nell BaiMr a.pd Mrs Robert Mason l\t!J ley and :.l.r& Homer Jones and dsugh Mr and Mrs Pearl Wol!e atld ter • velyn Mr and Mrs Lawrenet family left Sunday for their home Carney Mr and Mts William In Fostorla a.ter a "eelcs \\Sit with Lowt' Mr and Mr:. L:ury C'!l.ld· relatives here nw, Ml' 11nd Mrs ~!mer Warms Mn Margaret Foley of Clarki>· Mr ~nd. Mtl Harold Bal6.wm Mrs burR arrived sunday for a \ ieh 0 W Baldwin and Mr Matlh •w11 "'lth Mrs Ottle Stanley The day wa.s spent in pla.)'ing re crea•lonll-1 ball baseball ttnd tlsh~ Middleport ~;:;: :;,~ "" ""~P~.~r OotumbUI 'rill JtllOS l"llllLJSHlNO COMPAJII1' ., PoiDUOJ, MONDAY AUGUST 31, l8U MONDAY AUOOBT 81 lui. • One Unwelcome Air Tourist OIICt at Kareh J, ll'l'l,. P,!NIIheci DUIJ' ~ ZDUHr ' A mrld Cigarette-delightfully mild and emooth-wllh a tobacco fragranU: aU itA owo. Whether you're air.minded or not, you'll always find Chesterfield on the air-line to taste-the quickest way to gel there. They Satisfy 1 ' -= . ; :;. .~ ..-· .;; �G THRONGs ES BA fll£~~. tROW'S SPEtiAlS,b::.~~=~ £CKUY ClDn I£R~. M~SON, ~URYIVE I~H ROUND Of BAll TOURN~M£NT RHE I 6 I TOURN ... HRI~' cHAPMAN .:.·~.:. '~:,,~~;~4~. ~~.~~ ,.~· .~.."':..!r:: ..,:'·~:: :G A M E TONIGHT 0N T A p H AGAJN l [AD [[S TO• I[ clUb, WU a..led to ~ ~ U~ port that Wtl&on would be ·one ld ·· three Ohtcago l*rer• tra«<ed •1D able player on t he Yank team and Bolten Braves. Two Wleat'ntd I when he Um:ate us Babe as the t una beat. VInet . wbo tanned. nloe , , ' Pl'llbcidpbl& . lot .chuek JQe .n ~qll . Tht thtrd pme ot the tournel'. liom t run lttni. t hoee wrinkles l:n Boston wlnnlne: vn enon, 3 to 2. 1 Pink.le Whitney, the Oub5 Uu0w ina in .$100 ,000 cUb. between QalUpQUI ,.:U4 the MIU!On lAN~ Lhe hlg li1~ter's brow are golnl to Brandt, wiJ:ml.nr piiA;ber, s•ve the Cllt., wu, unua)ll.l In Ulat the wtnWok Ill> b11 ILl> tha t white 11t.I'Mit Robtm vnly ftve hilil. Frank 0'· "Doc" Tom Crow bas a nnountnen made but seven htt.6 but - down w nrst bu Pc . Ruth wa1> plain Dou1 punched hl-5 thild &t.raig:ht ed that a ga me will be p la yod 194 Wrigley dcnled 'thM new6'"..l!UJonf IDO~ ftve l'UN and contrlb~tted 9 ly womcd tvday a fter Gehrig hit single into cent.er fteld to 100n1 Ule n1 gh l betweE n a P omcmy llflirl'e&& - tor Kleln had protTCMOcf tao tbl errors whtle the Joser& ICOred &IX O~[R hb h a mer No. J'i and t1ed the bam· run that won the vesper for Brook· tlon und thP soul-hen l Oh b Elec- po!.nt at dl.acusalng actual fermi!, hJW.. I:Dd made tvur ert1Jr&. ThO! bino fur the four -base clouting iyn , 4 t.o 3. 'i.rlc t l.'am ot Mjddklport a~ ch ~ hlgo but !"d mltted the Cubs haY'S been 800rr, being 6 2. · llbnor&. Lou WhQcked it as the Al Crowder scc:-ed a S tv 1 vjc~ tcho.....l fie ld. Tiu- ga me m u.st be trylw; to sec ure the PhUly aluner. The Lutz Sipec:lals ruined what· N e ~~o· Yorke rs s tunned Lhe Boston tory for Wa~;hlngton over the Ath- stnr te d pr omptly a t ~ ix o'cl<lCk In :;im·e sprlng. &lied point -blank whether WtJ•• enr chance tJleY mi&ht bllVe had ~x 14 t.u 4. H was Geh rig's third lletlcs, who ~d a secondary bat- ord :or to have an t;..'il:l uttLnce vi IO!o··~yn ~4 !"runera 1 1 !!"~!~esthror,."t·y Pair Driveo In Nine Ru m t.!llcc l:i ucce:;sh·c gam~s. Chap- t.c:r y. The As are still almost 16 comr:J etm g nmc m:ning~ :;! n~ t he wn would be wllh the Cutw next. """'• -.ee .... _..._. m~m drove ln fi ve nt>:~11, Colwnbla games ahew:i ot the Senators. ~hor'.emng da y!! bnng dnrkl 1 e~; 8 year , Wrigley said : '" I hope not." thelr four errors came at a. ttmc A's Drop Game To Lu u, rour. . Jl • Six hi ts, l11cludlng a. h<lme run 1at ~u. r !!Willi}' a ft ~r 6.4.5 TuesdaY Hr con ti nued · when they burt the most and were and two doubles, by Goose ONUn eYen lng ··Doc's Specials'" wl ll endirectly responsible tor all five Senators P hldgltr Phi l Colllw~· ph ld£:itY featured the St Loul!l Browns' aa e-e ln compeUUou wltll 8 local '" I bo. vc nothing agalust W1ls.n . runs scored by tbetr opponent.s. As pil.ch mg put t he New York 011\J"ltli double-<rushlng of tht: Cleveland t.er.m 111 vrdcr to Gt l in shane to He "u a g r.eat Do. II plnyer Ill 19l3rl • matter ot fact no rum were CUBS LOSE TO REDS 1 un pins 8-!ld needles nnct t hey gat Indians. a ro 3 a nd 6 to 3. atewart dowr.. the Bccklc)· CloUilt."t'JI of This year he has tccn a 'bum." He eame<t tn thJs L"'t..Me. Another un • oo n ervo us t hey co uldn ·~ hit the aud CotTman were the slA:esshU Athen ll In t.he semi-finals at Byra- ha .<~ bc m very fooliSh . You can't W usual feature was that the {)!b a.p plr _ T he result- was on ly one tut moTuhndmuen. tu.'¥.! ne:o:l Sunday and rhen to de~ a ~; po rt at nigh ~ and & bu.lt plr.WJ"' lat baseman had but 2 pu•e Whiw avx of Chic &iO p .. •- y. feat. the Winners o r Lhe MIIJSOn CEV the next day. I sincerely hOIJil he "'-' ut•. "' Piratea Drop To Carda·, fo r th e Nt•w Yo rkers and a 3 to 0 __. "··d lfeiJ801l at 2nd btiSe had 10, Phila Break Even wm for the Phlls lll the nightcap- ..., .... be.ll but Lhe Tlgen or De· Flier li!ll.nlC Lhe sDme a ft.ern oon w111 ; dorm- -fol.' some other dub~ · · Botb pltchen pitehed well, one pcrs of 11 t.w in bill. Hubbell took trait played worre aud the pale A ~ for Rogers Hornsby, 1nanaaet permitting seven hits, the other ' With Giants the opener. 8 to :.! . fo r the N c- hose were forced to win, 10 1.o 8. of t he Cubs. Wri(Jey said he hopes stx, on~ 1'1ln11ed ftve, the other G rawi tr~ Chicttgo's !our Pi t chers yielded 12 HACK WILSON TO Lhe IU1.jah will be W.t.h the Cub& four. a11d no extra bases hlt.s were New York , Aug. :il- Thcy said Ha li:J.hun and Dt·rrmllt: l" pro ved walk.s and the ' Slx madl' eight error :; 1me Um .e BE TRADED TO . · .NCGJ!:!ed . Hadth1sbeenan ertor~ 1 t week Babe Ruth was f!:OIIIg out far t~ much fur the Pln1. ~~< and rors. A double by Appling ,nd sin ~ les8 contest. Ute game mlght. have as th e c ard!mlis Hopped them twi ce gles by Jclfrles and Orube finally PHILS, IS RUMOR tone Into many extra tnnlnJilti so aft.er 8 Hock of home t·um; to savt' 15 to U nnd 4 to 1. ' settled the thing arter It had drag~ ,, good were both hurlers golnl!: Colvnel Ruppert of t he 'iankces DCillUgct pitched tlw s hutout. ced into twe lve htnh 1gs, t.tu;oughout. Roush vr tbe Cubs the trouble of wakmg ouL n new givmg mdy MX hits a nd rannmc I Cl_ucal!~- A~1~. :n :-IN B-Hw.~k •nd Robmson of Lutz BpecialB were $80 ,000 a yea1 contrac t , the 1dea j Lcu Hallah an :;truck out 13 lllld - --· - Wllo.;t n. \l ho uSC" d to cut qui te a f. · 1 LIQUID OR TABLETS the ooly btl.ttws securing more being that Ruth would htt thL' j only nllmver! sew n safeties. Salt ia Salt Lake gu:·t- In th(' home run ~; landings vi R 11 lleadu:h N -.J,Ill • 11 1 1 , than one hit; they hit sately twl<' . e l homer:; and then say : . .:>ka y, P a t Mulo ue Loo k a balloon flight J:1·Iurs rm t e f :rf'at ::iult Joke th e National Lengue. will be mtsli - : e 30 eve. Ia e or e• 111 ' each. The Speeials' failure to let the old agreemcn~ n de." In the d~h th 111n111g, U., Clncy In L"!:I!J l"r ••,t:Jin 11 ,. 11. rn le soml'· in <>; from th e Chicago Cub6 roster ,. nute!i, chu>:b • Col• take advant.aJ(: ot Utetr opponenki' But today Ruth hu s t.o go nut to R Nis &:oring four runs tu •h·feat whnt t l\"f' r :.11 pt•l' t·i•HI 111~ ld!!, and ' " 1P32. : ! e '!:::~.and ehecb Malaria ,~•.. milplaya and. their aptitude In run- s3vc his rcputa.tlon . tl' e Cu b:-; of Chicago. 4 U) 3. Lucu ~ ur t ld11 uhn ut 1111'1'<'-'I HUl't cr!l I t~ ('OUI · 1 Tt.i" wa ~ 1nd1cnted to1ay wh en · · f , _,j. ning Into sure death on the paths And also h is futu re bnukroJl w et ,\ thr ·~ il111i 1lg hu.-ler. mun sull Wlllla.m Wrigley, Jr,, o-.vner of the & 6 6 Salve or Saby I Cott~ rulned .th~r chances of otaylng - ---~~~-- --- - - - - - ~·--- ~ - - - , -~ 1 . tM onaer ln the taurna.ment. 'I"' ' ' " The line-up. Ma aon Cubs AB R H.-PO A E Da.vls, ct . . . . . S 1 J 1 0 2 Oldaker, lb . . . . . 4 o o "• o o · c Ra · ush, 3b · · · 4 0 1 2 1 3 J. R<lush, If ... 4 0 0 3 I 0 He.880n, ~b . 4 1 1 10 1 1 " , H · Rou.s h . rf . . 4 1 2 o " o H · walsh. c . . . ' 4 o o 7 o o H Is arr ' P 4 1 1 2 I I , Jetrer.s, s.s 4 1 1 o '"· ""' 0 6 I 4 4 ' 4 WtN BijSTON 4 'rl•l1 Told . Is u Rt>c rtot. a_, .................. mar a.a ... ._. 2® Fireproof. 1\oom~ 100 RGIOma at 11.00 E&tb. .....-- ...... r ;.. . . . . . . . 0 Thy ye!ltertlny · I ~ th,\' t•ns l; tlip todn~· Is tll y lo'utur~.: : lh r lnJIIt>rrqw I · DOC. CROW INVINCIBLE ALL THE WAy MOifUNENTS . 4 ,, .. . Have Close Call In Beatina Purity Cream• 7·6; Athens Win• Easily From Pt. Pleaaant As Doe• Mason From Gallipolia , ..• ~ }~· A Compleje Line Of Monume~ts a11d ~arkero. C'tee street 'p.,ki..r-No UmU MEIGS COUNTY M~ltQLE & . ~ll+l'f!TE COMPANY . ~LACKSTONF., 221 \fill Strec•t SALES MANAGER 1 The second ga~ of the alter1noon, that between Crow'& Speclall and the Jl'rlendly Five of Pal'kera~ burg, was the l'i!al fe&ture of the to the enUre se&siou. This game probabl)' ball will not be duplicated during the entire Doc tourney. CI'Ow pitching for his ream. of ball fans from Htnens. Oa!Up:llis, Pt. Mason City , W.:!ddleport, and and other Mark Every Grue J. 01 ~~~:~~~!~~~:~;1i:~?,t~~r;,j ~ =======...... 66 6 I I Jn~~ while a trifle wild, walklng four men, showed plenty v! stuft ln the Valley, ThOSf' pinches and the only time the op~ position looked at all danoerous and lots of it., cerwas In the eighth Inning after the hvme for a late supper Specials had forged In the lead evenmg after seeing four of the spor t dlstribute,1 with an earned run 1n the seventh ;:,(;ughout four games. Two were out when Marehi tripled " 1.0 left center and Doc walked these games, 1111 kinds of were satisfied- those who Hke Ruppel!. With the heavy hlttJ.n& games full of hits, those Wh·:l Mooney at the b&t, things did not look so good but Doc torced him to thtiJ."s close R.nd snAppy, pitcll.~ 11lt a 1ang drive to left center battles, IL!ld thmn.' who likl' which the a.il•le Dunn corralled a!4 wh ere t h c tlelli flr.'l bungle t h them all OVI.)I' the ko i. . T i!cre we re er a ard run. Six hits dld the F'rlendly F1ft get and these &X examples o! each of tht'se th rca chtsscs exhibited fvr Lhc edlflcatlon were scattered through six lnnlngg, Thtal.s . . 37 5 1 27 11 D of t he !aus. one 1.o 11 frame, the only extra. bii.Se 'l' h~: fitst gRllll\ t ha t between Pt. drive of the glUIIe, being Marchi's 1n the ~lghth. , OalllpoJJs AB R H PO A E Plea san lhc Beckley Oloth1ers B th n t and The P<lmeroy lad& pta·-~ ro ers. 2b .. 4 I 1 4 3 o At..,.cns was shu-ted pmmptty at ,...... mo..... ..., R<lbl 2:00 o"clock. The A~hc nS' RKI!Tega~ ragged ball In the fteld than their noon, It .. 5 0 2 l 0 J 1 Lwu wcn l In to the le nd in the very opponents, making fvur bobbles J . Lu~ 3b .. 5 0 D D 3 0 fbL inning ahd was llC"er headed. While the West Vll"gtn!ans had but. · ~K. lb · t 0 D 1:.! 0 0 I 188i!Cd wul-k of tile West Vir~ one, but the errors were not costly, iVIlllarns, c 4 0 D 6 0 0 contingcuL was tne outstand- brllllant fielding usually following Wood. cf 4 0 1 3 1 0 feature of this cunt.e~;t. Three one of Lhem . Thomas, rf 4 0 0 0 1 o r. wt1re contributed 111 the first lu one lnstancP. the runner was :UcKea.n, .S.S :.! 0 0 0 1 0 2 o I I 1 :"l 10....,-.-n~; their part in gt:LUng th e doubled when the next batter hit Bluer, ss {,pymi·~·';;,•-v"f!r the p-lute for their Eisel who made two errors play.' lrlon, P . .. .. , .... 4 1 1 o 3 o ed brilliantly vtherwil>e and came - · - - ~. to the rescue 011 a pia hl h 'l'otals . . . . . 36 2 6 21 •J 4 an err or was add. Y w c was ~. lis t and In th e tJmd four the teaturo or the fray. With twv Base on balls by Harris J. were thrown hJ t.o present gone Joseph lined hard at Crow, Plrst ba:;e on errcr, Speclll.l 6, rivals with two more runs. the ba.il de:ftecttng toward second Cubs. 3. 1 every one of tbc firlli seven and Eiselcvmtnglnfastacoopert,tht Struck vut ty Hnrris 4, by Jl"lon f1 s aw Pt PI Pill and wlthvut straightening up Left on bases Lutz SJICClo.ls, lll same · easant play heaved In the general direction of" Cubs f.. . , in this respect. Ose~ fir8t bas Wild nltches lrloo 1, Hanlr; 3. twirled a very e Vo'hUe Rawling&, always .. I ga.me and one which HOOd vn all kind& of thrown blt.lla, Umpires-Duffy, Elwr8bilch ho.t•f! won rdln' · . made....., an Uliluall)' ·. ·ftne . · pickup " ~.. Davis 13 t ba&e). any ·o ary con-· sathE:t"tng the bt.ll oUt of the du•t SCore by Innlnl!'l He albwrd his opponent~ but. bln.-.J t b · d to get the runner by an eye lash. . l :il 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-R H E •.., cs, wo emg vublcs by This happening lmmcdiotely alte' I LuU 8pecl&J 000 IY.IO 000-2 6 4 the shoHs top but. 110 two hits Lh M C!lme in one inning and had he re e one run lead was procured, IUiOn CUba . 020 030 000-5 7 9 · d gave the boys renewed confidence. T ; : lcutth nnd la:;t . game uf CCIVC good or e\'Cil falr support lhc might have lurned 111 a shut out: Eisel and R<lush w;...n ~wo sin~ lay round t!'tc Purity Creams In the first !lc~c n mn in ~; s hi~ bu.ck- gles each led the Special batters ~ - - - --- IContlnued on Pftfltl six) ers misplayed 011 l:i different occa- while Marchi singled und tripled to ~Ions to PU6h in .seven unearned lead the Plves. The only run or llllls ror the team repJesentiug the the ~arne cLcurred 1:.<1 Jollows: Eil;~l nome of Ohio Unlversit,o. who had alre.a dy singled twice, ftrst AMERICAN ASSOCIA'i'J~11\ Iu the m~:ant 1 me the Mountain- up, walked, ln the 7th Rawlings, CCI N had manager! to oorral two too eager, fouled tv the third b&sc4 Club Won tost Pet. run1o, one cf them bemg the onl man, Roush came through with a Bt Paul . 86 51 62U CUl UCli mRrker of Lhe con1est Thl~ ~gle sending Eisel to second and Kn r> ~r.s City 73 f.5 529 came In when oseJand htmself c comtng to the plate, 1VOil his JndJ.,napoll.s 71 6U 518 lllpkd and ~cmcd v.'he~ Sto own game by singling to center Mllw:1ukee 6tl l:i1 504 was being t "J uwn out at nt·st b v';J and when the fielder was a trlfte Cch.mtu.'l . 67 h!l .49:1 Cross. In ud dtt iOn to thh bif slow in handllng the ball, Eisel hot Lctm1•ille . . li7 n .4Hli offensive work th e Jl(t Chcr · handl~d ~ootcd it all the way ham~ Wlth.Jut Mlnll(·apalls 63 7, .457 SIX asslst.'i• raultlcssl.v a nd was one b:slta!.ing at the hot corner. Pool' Toledo . . . . . . . . 54 85 a:~ of the three plr..ycr::; 011 th I se 'unnlng probably cast Pome· - 0~ ~wo more tuns. How- • who ctJd not bobble a t lt!HSL ~n~am ro! NATION .U. Lt:llG1JE Leadmg h1ttex s or tlu.s game w~ re ~~ed x In t Wel'tl aU that tJJey Club Won Lrn;r Pd.. .643 Curry or PL. Pleasan t wW t. l slu ,, aga. 6 Curry. S"t Louis . 83 46 gles and V. Wolf of Bcdki~:, Cio: 1 his boy was also plenty good, New York 71 :.> 4 .568 ,[r[r9 thien With two dqublcs and Jn sin~ I exhibiting a. neo.t curve that hM ~hhRgo 76 60 .527 gle, Russell fm, the Clolhler.s s•OJed :u.t ~een shown by a.ny other visit- Brooklyn . tiS 61 .4'/'{ two l'uns to lead tn this departm ent ng urler The brand of ball he Bcsl~•n . 59 W Ha)'cs, the wummg pllchcr sliow PlLched &nd that the Friendly Plve Fitt.:hurgh . . 60 Gfl .411f) cd his us ual brand of plt.chtnH' hald I play ~ rt . will will 90 vut of 100 gamA Philaddphia 55 '13 .430 ing hls opponent!; to six mts thl·e·• I J.l was too bad they were fonxd Cln<'mnatl . .. ·~5 B:! .352 AMERICAN LEAGUE cmnlng btinchM In Lhe sixth · v.hlcl:; vot ar. the runnlng, as it ts the ccmbmcd with an error uccc.uml'd f writer sop1nlon thRL they would haVf Club ' Won Lo.<~t !'ct. .718 tor thch only two swret;. He had 1 btn.ten any other team playing ek41 Ph11<llielphla . . 89 35 .592 a t~even run lead, how rver, before , cept the Bpectals, judging each Wn¢tngton 74 .U thJ& let dov.n occurred He fann d ttnm by the brand or baU that lt New ""York ·ta I') I .500 8 u.nd was the leader among :;t.rik=- : t.Xhibltcd ftunday. Thll team W41o1> Clevt-lnnd . d2 62 .422 out artis ts dmmg the afternoon I the only an:reraUon ha\'inl le88 .u. Louis 53 '/4 .J98 The Ill 1e4up: · Ithan three errors. They were BoRton 49 74 ..197 PL. Pleasant AB R H PO A E I Llmrg::d with but one, that condos Detrr.lt liO 'ltl .J97 B. Mllltl, cf . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 In U1e ninth wl.t h vne man out. Chi•~l~o 50 76 Har ris, cf . . . 2 o 0 0 1 1 Dye played a llne game at third fOI' ~ESTERDAY'S RESUL'CS Smith, ss . . . . 4 0 0 1 4 1 1 the BpedaJs. AB R H PO A E AMERICAN ASSOCIA'IION Murtjn, Ill . . li Doc's Spectals 4 0 11 0 4 4 0 0 a a o CG!umbus l:ii; Min1leapolls 'J. Mlllc1·, rf 3 0 1 . 2 0 0 I Dye, :Jb 4 0 0 3 4 1l Col.1mbus 3; Minneapolis 2. Ounlcnvy, rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 D_nvis, li..'J 3 1 :II I i 2 ! Called end ot 6Lh: dWlday clo~ m-' Cilclnnd, p 4 I 1 0 6 ~ 1 Elselstein, 2b 4 0 J 14 0 o 1 Jaw. Stoyer, c . , . .... . . 4 0 0 1 1 fta.wllngs, lb 4 0 2 1 o 0 Lou;evllle 12; Kan:ms C1ty h Wilton, 3b .. .. . . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 Roush, cf . 4 0 1 0 1 0 Knn!!RS City J6; Lo ul.~vul e 4 Burnell, 2b . , . . . . . 4 0 1 3 3 1 Omw. · P moe> 3 0 0 f. 0 1 To~t:"do 4: St. Pa.ul 3. Curry, If . ....... . 4 0 2 4 0 1 1Dunn, If . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ F. Crow, rf . , . , . 3 0 0 1 0 0 St. Paul 11; Tok!do 1, a 0 0 0 o o Indtanapvlls 13; Mll wnul•ec 2. 'l'otals . . . . . . . . . . 34 2 6 24 lll 13 N . ...Harbrecht, c _ _ _ _ _ _ Imllana.polls 3; Milwaukee 2 01 Dcckley Clothtc:rs 3i 1 6 :n 17 -i lnnb.g&l. ~· Woll, It ... ) " . . s o 1 0 0 Totals , l-IBSell, 3b . . . . . 5 2 1 0 1 0 Frl·~ndly Five !(JXld. lb . . . . . . . . 5 1 o 8 1 1 Jor,eph, cf .. . ... . 3 0 0 3 1 ij New M'&TJONALLFAGUE York "fl; Philadelphia 2 V. Wolt, ss .... . .. 4 1 3 o 5 0 McGregor, lb .. . . I 0 0 10 1 o f o 1 :il 3 D Pb!-ladelphla~; N-ew York 0. V, Qroas, 2b 3 o o 5 2 1 Boyers. 2b ..... . 4 o :il o o u BoEton 3; Brooklyn, 2. flatea. p . . . 3 u o 2 1 1 B. Marchi. rf . .. . 3 o o 1 o 1' Bn ..: klyn <1; B:~ston 3 F. tJrc&S, c . . 4 o o 9 2 o Ruppt:ll, If I 0 1 , 6 0 0 St. Lents 5; fjltsburgh 0. Speiser, cf . . . . 1 o 1 1 o o Mc.oncy. c St.. 4Jul& 4; Pltl.llburt;h 1. James, cf .. 2 1 o o o o Curry, P · ··· ····· 6 0 0 1 1 0 ClndnnaU. 4; ChlcHgu :1. 4 1 0 1 3 0 P. 'Wolf, rf . . 1 o o o 0 0 DcvUn, sa .. 101000 WUzon, rf . . . . . . . . 3 1 o 1 o o ~McCulloch, _ _ _ _ _ _ RWI8()ll, 3b . .... • . 3 0 0 3 1 ( 1 36 'i 5 27 12 3 Batted for Russell. ~m•;d n m, Pt. Plcas1tnt I. I - - - - - -hll.s, v. Wulr 2. T(. talll . . . . . . . . . . Sf 0 6 71 10 1 balm hit, Q.mland. Earned run. Pomeroy; 1 I balls, by Hayes 2: by - Three base hit, Marohl. 3. r Bale on balll, bJ· Crow f., by out, by Ha.J e3 8, bY O&~~ Dqfi'Y 2. Sturek out, by Curry 4. Left on baaea, Bp~l&ls 3, Prtcri4J.v hlscr,, Pt. Pleasaltt '?, CJ04 .. ...,. 1''1~ 9. • ' ' oscland 1. Wild pJtdl, orow.·. . 1 .·.-·· •• ' OJ'l'(lrs, Pt . Pieasan I Ftrd. tiue ob ertots, \ a~· ...-.- 1, lin I -.... . I .. I I A booldetofZ41eavel of imported •\lV.~. cigarette paper at• ·~ tachlld to. e11ch oadt NOW ••• llllUot. cip rette paiJer-150 I 4 leat~a lo 5~ T .. . . Ht. !S1 A.NDJttf(l ~H. C. Racine i I I . I CA>.IY Y>liNK YOVTRFVL CH4RII All Ti.lt, •ldtll . , crlfJitd 1ltrd11J ifl P•~ir .,~ till i• N tW F •rolo. a~rd I'M NOT SLUE ·· 11M CONGENTRAT. lNG I•'""' .,, ••J, Here's a deliglltful drtss thai you'll find Jot• of use for. ' ;, :. ··' . It has the ne.- modish ftared cuff('d slt'tftt, 1~ V.<fiv1ntdl Jde• for fall The necJdine is · becoming draj)Cd. Th~ h1Ps 1a'te Smoofh1)' litted. The . •kirt dh1pla11 gracious fulnc-ss ~­ "·ard the . hc-1q through circu!lr 1~ets. ' ' Printe<;l silk crept: or printt:d' chi(~ ~on. whkh art: 10 - Jtllrl, dtld J.! im,uJioJft llt/KorrJ. ' II ~. A'~t~~~ll! ut. BILLY'S UNCLE ~ "'"l;.~~s ~. M• ... '· ·~ Send IS CCQts (In at amps or coin) to Fl•hion Bureau. Writ~ carefully and plainly ~OQr niine and full •ddrtsl, the inshtltn ~ ''the' pattern on4 !he oJU >QU WJDI· Addrtu JOUr letter in the follow b..-·..-v : ,n . 1 • 4 '' I TOBACCO ·"'· NOW I 31 or of plain silk cr~pe or chiffon, ' Nt~.' 7.1(11} ,., ,,, Tlrii l•lltr" '*· 18f11r ,.,.iJ, C-ENUINE :a. smart, woul•l be Wltah1iP fbp'•tOwn or ~sorl. The tiny \'C'~t can be of eydct orgaml.iC' dt•i•lrl ;. ''"~ ti '12." fi ii • 00: 1 1 "JO'TI\IN• \1-j l'f BIJ'T ..llll'.'t 'T~ A LCO\<. P..'T \'TI ...:r;•s A. 1ti."~ AI..\..I 'II..'T01t (\..\)~' eA.<:.!' <:;IIJP,.,.. ~ -110wbl'. '<OU K.NOW l'f'S {1>. R.all..u AI..\..\C."'TOit.? -MP..~E·I~'S PIGSI<.I"-\! II I I ~~::~;f~J~~~·~·~·:,:~b;:: .. to M•~ru.n. 1 Dcuble FIVe pi !lye:, Rawl· Friendly 4, ·DYe, l:le:el,. , " l lngs~ Devline, 14c0rasor, R\IMlllt. Pas.~~ 0011 . MO(Kle)' 1, ·Ht.rbrecnt . R K 1!; . 1. . 000 200 2 6 12 1 Umplr:&, Oulfy, EberJbach (I; .. the book- Dl3 DO:J' 7 5 3 , baa:el; Showalter <l base.) . ' il Your •r Genuine "BULL" D~ Tobaeeo at ~' Jilarked ~entrance of .~¥1'1 ' PerdV!Ii s. Hill, Into the Toba¢o ~~ine~s, For 14 years he was .President Of '{1ie Americart Tobacco Company. The fine q~pUty l!nd po()ulatity of "PVIJ." Dtrn.~M were alwavs ·subjects of llreat pride ltim. The!JOforc, it Is particu!arlv P~t tq us to otfq ,tlw~ J!U~t aaving an4 service to tile AmeriW1 . pubUc.at Uils time. W ., '' .. . .I '' " ,.• ' I~ ' ' ' ... ... ... ~ �G THRONGs ES BA fll£~~. tROW'S SPEtiAlS,b::.~~=~ £CKUY ClDn I£R~. M~SON, ~URYIVE I~H ROUND Of BAll TOURN~M£NT RHE I 6 I TOURN ... HRI~' cHAPMAN .:.·~.:. '~:,,~~;~4~. ~~.~~ ,.~· .~.."':..!r:: ..,:'·~:: :G A M E TONIGHT 0N T A p H AGAJN l [AD [[S TO• I[ clUb, WU a..led to ~ ~ U~ port that Wtl&on would be ·one ld ·· three Ohtcago l*rer• tra«<ed •1D able player on t he Yank team and Bolten Braves. Two Wleat'ntd I when he Um:ate us Babe as the t una beat. VInet . wbo tanned. nloe , , ' Pl'llbcidpbl& . lot .chuek JQe .n ~qll . Tht thtrd pme ot the tournel'. liom t run lttni. t hoee wrinkles l:n Boston wlnnlne: vn enon, 3 to 2. 1 Pink.le Whitney, the Oub5 Uu0w ina in .$100 ,000 cUb. between QalUpQUI ,.:U4 the MIU!On lAN~ Lhe hlg li1~ter's brow are golnl to Brandt, wiJ:ml.nr piiA;ber, s•ve the Cllt., wu, unua)ll.l In Ulat the wtnWok Ill> b11 ILl> tha t white 11t.I'Mit Robtm vnly ftve hilil. Frank 0'· "Doc" Tom Crow bas a nnountnen made but seven htt.6 but - down w nrst bu Pc . Ruth wa1> plain Dou1 punched hl-5 thild &t.raig:ht ed that a ga me will be p la yod 194 Wrigley dcnled 'thM new6'"..l!UJonf IDO~ ftve l'UN and contrlb~tted 9 ly womcd tvday a fter Gehrig hit single into cent.er fteld to 100n1 Ule n1 gh l betweE n a P omcmy llflirl'e&& - tor Kleln had protTCMOcf tao tbl errors whtle the Joser& ICOred &IX O~[R hb h a mer No. J'i and t1ed the bam· run that won the vesper for Brook· tlon und thP soul-hen l Oh b Elec- po!.nt at dl.acusalng actual fermi!, hJW.. I:Dd made tvur ert1Jr&. ThO! bino fur the four -base clouting iyn , 4 t.o 3. 'i.rlc t l.'am ot Mjddklport a~ ch ~ hlgo but !"d mltted the Cubs haY'S been 800rr, being 6 2. · llbnor&. Lou WhQcked it as the Al Crowder scc:-ed a S tv 1 vjc~ tcho.....l fie ld. Tiu- ga me m u.st be trylw; to sec ure the PhUly aluner. The Lutz Sipec:lals ruined what· N e ~~o· Yorke rs s tunned Lhe Boston tory for Wa~;hlngton over the Ath- stnr te d pr omptly a t ~ ix o'cl<lCk In :;im·e sprlng. &lied point -blank whether WtJ•• enr chance tJleY mi&ht bllVe had ~x 14 t.u 4. H was Geh rig's third lletlcs, who ~d a secondary bat- ord :or to have an t;..'il:l uttLnce vi IO!o··~yn ~4 !"runera 1 1 !!"~!~esthror,."t·y Pair Driveo In Nine Ru m t.!llcc l:i ucce:;sh·c gam~s. Chap- t.c:r y. The As are still almost 16 comr:J etm g nmc m:ning~ :;! n~ t he wn would be wllh the Cutw next. """'• -.ee .... _..._. m~m drove ln fi ve nt>:~11, Colwnbla games ahew:i ot the Senators. ~hor'.emng da y!! bnng dnrkl 1 e~; 8 year , Wrigley said : '" I hope not." thelr four errors came at a. ttmc A's Drop Game To Lu u, rour. . Jl • Six hi ts, l11cludlng a. h<lme run 1at ~u. r !!Willi}' a ft ~r 6.4.5 TuesdaY Hr con ti nued · when they burt the most and were and two doubles, by Goose ONUn eYen lng ··Doc's Specials'" wl ll endirectly responsible tor all five Senators P hldgltr Phi l Colllw~· ph ld£:itY featured the St Loul!l Browns' aa e-e ln compeUUou wltll 8 local '" I bo. vc nothing agalust W1ls.n . runs scored by tbetr opponent.s. As pil.ch mg put t he New York 011\J"ltli double-<rushlng of tht: Cleveland t.er.m 111 vrdcr to Gt l in shane to He "u a g r.eat Do. II plnyer Ill 19l3rl • matter ot fact no rum were CUBS LOSE TO REDS 1 un pins 8-!ld needles nnct t hey gat Indians. a ro 3 a nd 6 to 3. atewart dowr.. the Bccklc)· CloUilt."t'JI of This year he has tccn a 'bum." He eame<t tn thJs L"'t..Me. Another un • oo n ervo us t hey co uldn ·~ hit the aud CotTman were the slA:esshU Athen ll In t.he semi-finals at Byra- ha .<~ bc m very fooliSh . You can't W usual feature was that the {)!b a.p plr _ T he result- was on ly one tut moTuhndmuen. tu.'¥.! ne:o:l Sunday and rhen to de~ a ~; po rt at nigh ~ and & bu.lt plr.WJ"' lat baseman had but 2 pu•e Whiw avx of Chic &iO p .. •- y. feat. the Winners o r Lhe MIIJSOn CEV the next day. I sincerely hOIJil he "'-' ut•. "' Piratea Drop To Carda·, fo r th e Nt•w Yo rkers and a 3 to 0 __. "··d lfeiJ801l at 2nd btiSe had 10, Phila Break Even wm for the Phlls lll the nightcap- ..., .... be.ll but Lhe Tlgen or De· Flier li!ll.nlC Lhe sDme a ft.ern oon w111 ; dorm- -fol.' some other dub~ · · Botb pltchen pitehed well, one pcrs of 11 t.w in bill. Hubbell took trait played worre aud the pale A ~ for Rogers Hornsby, 1nanaaet permitting seven hits, the other ' With Giants the opener. 8 to :.! . fo r the N c- hose were forced to win, 10 1.o 8. of t he Cubs. Wri(Jey said he hopes stx, on~ 1'1ln11ed ftve, the other G rawi tr~ Chicttgo's !our Pi t chers yielded 12 HACK WILSON TO Lhe IU1.jah will be W.t.h the Cub& four. a11d no extra bases hlt.s were New York , Aug. :il- Thcy said Ha li:J.hun and Dt·rrmllt: l" pro ved walk.s and the ' Slx madl' eight error :; 1me Um .e BE TRADED TO . · .NCGJ!:!ed . Hadth1sbeenan ertor~ 1 t week Babe Ruth was f!:OIIIg out far t~ much fur the Pln1. ~~< and rors. A double by Appling ,nd sin ~ les8 contest. Ute game mlght. have as th e c ard!mlis Hopped them twi ce gles by Jclfrles and Orube finally PHILS, IS RUMOR tone Into many extra tnnlnJilti so aft.er 8 Hock of home t·um; to savt' 15 to U nnd 4 to 1. ' settled the thing arter It had drag~ ,, good were both hurlers golnl!: Colvnel Ruppert of t he 'iankces DCillUgct pitched tlw s hutout. ced into twe lve htnh 1gs, t.tu;oughout. Roush vr tbe Cubs the trouble of wakmg ouL n new givmg mdy MX hits a nd rannmc I Cl_ucal!~- A~1~. :n :-IN B-Hw.~k •nd Robmson of Lutz BpecialB were $80 ,000 a yea1 contrac t , the 1dea j Lcu Hallah an :;truck out 13 lllld - --· - Wllo.;t n. \l ho uSC" d to cut qui te a f. · 1 LIQUID OR TABLETS the ooly btl.ttws securing more being that Ruth would htt thL' j only nllmver! sew n safeties. Salt ia Salt Lake gu:·t- In th(' home run ~; landings vi R 11 lleadu:h N -.J,Ill • 11 1 1 , than one hit; they hit sately twl<' . e l homer:; and then say : . .:>ka y, P a t Mulo ue Loo k a balloon flight J:1·Iurs rm t e f :rf'at ::iult Joke th e National Lengue. will be mtsli - : e 30 eve. Ia e or e• 111 ' each. The Speeials' failure to let the old agreemcn~ n de." In the d~h th 111n111g, U., Clncy In L"!:I!J l"r ••,t:Jin 11 ,. 11. rn le soml'· in <>; from th e Chicago Cub6 roster ,. nute!i, chu>:b • Col• take advant.aJ(: ot Utetr opponenki' But today Ruth hu s t.o go nut to R Nis &:oring four runs tu •h·feat whnt t l\"f' r :.11 pt•l' t·i•HI 111~ ld!!, and ' " 1P32. : ! e '!:::~.and ehecb Malaria ,~•.. milplaya and. their aptitude In run- s3vc his rcputa.tlon . tl' e Cu b:-; of Chicago. 4 U) 3. Lucu ~ ur t ld11 uhn ut 1111'1'<'-'I HUl't cr!l I t~ ('OUI · 1 Tt.i" wa ~ 1nd1cnted to1ay wh en · · f , _,j. ning Into sure death on the paths And also h is futu re bnukroJl w et ,\ thr ·~ il111i 1lg hu.-ler. mun sull Wlllla.m Wrigley, Jr,, o-.vner of the & 6 6 Salve or Saby I Cott~ rulned .th~r chances of otaylng - ---~~~-- --- - - - - - ~·--- ~ - - - , -~ 1 . tM onaer ln the taurna.ment. 'I"' ' ' " The line-up. Ma aon Cubs AB R H.-PO A E Da.vls, ct . . . . . S 1 J 1 0 2 Oldaker, lb . . . . . 4 o o "• o o · c Ra · ush, 3b · · · 4 0 1 2 1 3 J. R<lush, If ... 4 0 0 3 I 0 He.880n, ~b . 4 1 1 10 1 1 " , H · Rou.s h . rf . . 4 1 2 o " o H · walsh. c . . . ' 4 o o 7 o o H Is arr ' P 4 1 1 2 I I , Jetrer.s, s.s 4 1 1 o '"· ""' 0 6 I 4 4 ' 4 WtN BijSTON 4 'rl•l1 Told . Is u Rt>c rtot. a_, .................. mar a.a ... ._. 2® Fireproof. 1\oom~ 100 RGIOma at 11.00 E&tb. .....-- ...... r ;.. . . . . . . . 0 Thy ye!ltertlny · I ~ th,\' t•ns l; tlip todn~· Is tll y lo'utur~.: : lh r lnJIIt>rrqw I · DOC. CROW INVINCIBLE ALL THE WAy MOifUNENTS . 4 ,, .. . Have Close Call In Beatina Purity Cream• 7·6; Athens Win• Easily From Pt. Pleaaant As Doe• Mason From Gallipolia , ..• ~ }~· A Compleje Line Of Monume~ts a11d ~arkero. C'tee street 'p.,ki..r-No UmU MEIGS COUNTY M~ltQLE & . ~ll+l'f!TE COMPANY . ~LACKSTONF., 221 \fill Strec•t SALES MANAGER 1 The second ga~ of the alter1noon, that between Crow'& Speclall and the Jl'rlendly Five of Pal'kera~ burg, was the l'i!al fe&ture of the to the enUre se&siou. This game probabl)' ball will not be duplicated during the entire Doc tourney. CI'Ow pitching for his ream. of ball fans from Htnens. Oa!Up:llis, Pt. Mason City , W.:!ddleport, and and other Mark Every Grue J. 01 ~~~:~~~!~~~:~;1i:~?,t~~r;,j ~ =======...... 66 6 I I Jn~~ while a trifle wild, walklng four men, showed plenty v! stuft ln the Valley, ThOSf' pinches and the only time the op~ position looked at all danoerous and lots of it., cerwas In the eighth Inning after the hvme for a late supper Specials had forged In the lead evenmg after seeing four of the spor t dlstribute,1 with an earned run 1n the seventh ;:,(;ughout four games. Two were out when Marehi tripled " 1.0 left center and Doc walked these games, 1111 kinds of were satisfied- those who Hke Ruppel!. With the heavy hlttJ.n& games full of hits, those Wh·:l Mooney at the b&t, things did not look so good but Doc torced him to thtiJ."s close R.nd snAppy, pitcll.~ 11lt a 1ang drive to left center battles, IL!ld thmn.' who likl' which the a.il•le Dunn corralled a!4 wh ere t h c tlelli flr.'l bungle t h them all OVI.)I' the ko i. . T i!cre we re er a ard run. Six hits dld the F'rlendly F1ft get and these &X examples o! each of tht'se th rca chtsscs exhibited fvr Lhc edlflcatlon were scattered through six lnnlngg, Thtal.s . . 37 5 1 27 11 D of t he !aus. one 1.o 11 frame, the only extra. bii.Se 'l' h~: fitst gRllll\ t ha t between Pt. drive of the glUIIe, being Marchi's 1n the ~lghth. , OalllpoJJs AB R H PO A E Plea san lhc Beckley Oloth1ers B th n t and The P<lmeroy lad& pta·-~ ro ers. 2b .. 4 I 1 4 3 o At..,.cns was shu-ted pmmptty at ,...... mo..... ..., R<lbl 2:00 o"clock. The A~hc nS' RKI!Tega~ ragged ball In the fteld than their noon, It .. 5 0 2 l 0 J 1 Lwu wcn l In to the le nd in the very opponents, making fvur bobbles J . Lu~ 3b .. 5 0 D D 3 0 fbL inning ahd was llC"er headed. While the West Vll"gtn!ans had but. · ~K. lb · t 0 D 1:.! 0 0 I 188i!Cd wul-k of tile West Vir~ one, but the errors were not costly, iVIlllarns, c 4 0 D 6 0 0 contingcuL was tne outstand- brllllant fielding usually following Wood. cf 4 0 1 3 1 0 feature of this cunt.e~;t. Three one of Lhem . Thomas, rf 4 0 0 0 1 o r. wt1re contributed 111 the first lu one lnstancP. the runner was :UcKea.n, .S.S :.! 0 0 0 1 0 2 o I I 1 :"l 10....,-.-n~; their part in gt:LUng th e doubled when the next batter hit Bluer, ss {,pymi·~·';;,•-v"f!r the p-lute for their Eisel who made two errors play.' lrlon, P . .. .. , .... 4 1 1 o 3 o ed brilliantly vtherwil>e and came - · - - ~. to the rescue 011 a pia hl h 'l'otals . . . . . 36 2 6 21 •J 4 an err or was add. Y w c was ~. lis t and In th e tJmd four the teaturo or the fray. With twv Base on balls by Harris J. were thrown hJ t.o present gone Joseph lined hard at Crow, Plrst ba:;e on errcr, Speclll.l 6, rivals with two more runs. the ba.il de:ftecttng toward second Cubs. 3. 1 every one of tbc firlli seven and Eiselcvmtnglnfastacoopert,tht Struck vut ty Hnrris 4, by Jl"lon f1 s aw Pt PI Pill and wlthvut straightening up Left on bases Lutz SJICClo.ls, lll same · easant play heaved In the general direction of" Cubs f.. . , in this respect. Ose~ fir8t bas Wild nltches lrloo 1, Hanlr; 3. twirled a very e Vo'hUe Rawling&, always .. I ga.me and one which HOOd vn all kind& of thrown blt.lla, Umpires-Duffy, Elwr8bilch ho.t•f! won rdln' · . made....., an Uliluall)' ·. ·ftne . · pickup " ~.. Davis 13 t ba&e). any ·o ary con-· sathE:t"tng the bt.ll oUt of the du•t SCore by Innlnl!'l He albwrd his opponent~ but. bln.-.J t b · d to get the runner by an eye lash. . l :il 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-R H E •.., cs, wo emg vublcs by This happening lmmcdiotely alte' I LuU 8pecl&J 000 IY.IO 000-2 6 4 the shoHs top but. 110 two hits Lh M C!lme in one inning and had he re e one run lead was procured, IUiOn CUba . 020 030 000-5 7 9 · d gave the boys renewed confidence. T ; : lcutth nnd la:;t . game uf CCIVC good or e\'Cil falr support lhc might have lurned 111 a shut out: Eisel and R<lush w;...n ~wo sin~ lay round t!'tc Purity Creams In the first !lc~c n mn in ~; s hi~ bu.ck- gles each led the Special batters ~ - - - --- IContlnued on Pftfltl six) ers misplayed 011 l:i different occa- while Marchi singled und tripled to ~Ions to PU6h in .seven unearned lead the Plves. The only run or llllls ror the team repJesentiug the the ~arne cLcurred 1:.<1 Jollows: Eil;~l nome of Ohio Unlversit,o. who had alre.a dy singled twice, ftrst AMERICAN ASSOCIA'i'J~11\ Iu the m~:ant 1 me the Mountain- up, walked, ln the 7th Rawlings, CCI N had manager! to oorral two too eager, fouled tv the third b&sc4 Club Won tost Pet. run1o, one cf them bemg the onl man, Roush came through with a Bt Paul . 86 51 62U CUl UCli mRrker of Lhe con1est Thl~ ~gle sending Eisel to second and Kn r> ~r.s City 73 f.5 529 came In when oseJand htmself c comtng to the plate, 1VOil his JndJ.,napoll.s 71 6U 518 lllpkd and ~cmcd v.'he~ Sto own game by singling to center Mllw:1ukee 6tl l:i1 504 was being t "J uwn out at nt·st b v';J and when the fielder was a trlfte Cch.mtu.'l . 67 h!l .49:1 Cross. In ud dtt iOn to thh bif slow in handllng the ball, Eisel hot Lctm1•ille . . li7 n .4Hli offensive work th e Jl(t Chcr · handl~d ~ootcd it all the way ham~ Wlth.Jut Mlnll(·apalls 63 7, .457 SIX asslst.'i• raultlcssl.v a nd was one b:slta!.ing at the hot corner. Pool' Toledo . . . . . . . . 54 85 a:~ of the three plr..ycr::; 011 th I se 'unnlng probably cast Pome· - 0~ ~wo more tuns. How- • who ctJd not bobble a t lt!HSL ~n~am ro! NATION .U. Lt:llG1JE Leadmg h1ttex s or tlu.s game w~ re ~~ed x In t Wel'tl aU that tJJey Club Won Lrn;r Pd.. .643 Curry or PL. Pleasan t wW t. l slu ,, aga. 6 Curry. S"t Louis . 83 46 gles and V. Wolf of Bcdki~:, Cio: 1 his boy was also plenty good, New York 71 :.> 4 .568 ,[r[r9 thien With two dqublcs and Jn sin~ I exhibiting a. neo.t curve that hM ~hhRgo 76 60 .527 gle, Russell fm, the Clolhler.s s•OJed :u.t ~een shown by a.ny other visit- Brooklyn . tiS 61 .4'/'{ two l'uns to lead tn this departm ent ng urler The brand of ball he Bcsl~•n . 59 W Ha)'cs, the wummg pllchcr sliow PlLched &nd that the Friendly Plve Fitt.:hurgh . . 60 Gfl .411f) cd his us ual brand of plt.chtnH' hald I play ~ rt . will will 90 vut of 100 gamA Philaddphia 55 '13 .430 ing hls opponent!; to six mts thl·e·• I J.l was too bad they were fonxd Cln<'mnatl . .. ·~5 B:! .352 AMERICAN LEAGUE cmnlng btinchM In Lhe sixth · v.hlcl:; vot ar. the runnlng, as it ts the ccmbmcd with an error uccc.uml'd f writer sop1nlon thRL they would haVf Club ' Won Lo.<~t !'ct. .718 tor thch only two swret;. He had 1 btn.ten any other team playing ek41 Ph11<llielphla . . 89 35 .592 a t~even run lead, how rver, before , cept the Bpectals, judging each Wn¢tngton 74 .U thJ& let dov.n occurred He fann d ttnm by the brand or baU that lt New ""York ·ta I') I .500 8 u.nd was the leader among :;t.rik=- : t.Xhibltcd ftunday. Thll team W41o1> Clevt-lnnd . d2 62 .422 out artis ts dmmg the afternoon I the only an:reraUon ha\'inl le88 .u. Louis 53 '/4 .J98 The Ill 1e4up: · Ithan three errors. They were BoRton 49 74 ..197 PL. Pleasant AB R H PO A E I Llmrg::d with but one, that condos Detrr.lt liO 'ltl .J97 B. Mllltl, cf . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 In U1e ninth wl.t h vne man out. Chi•~l~o 50 76 Har ris, cf . . . 2 o 0 0 1 1 Dye played a llne game at third fOI' ~ESTERDAY'S RESUL'CS Smith, ss . . . . 4 0 0 1 4 1 1 the BpedaJs. AB R H PO A E AMERICAN ASSOCIA'IION Murtjn, Ill . . li Doc's Spectals 4 0 11 0 4 4 0 0 a a o CG!umbus l:ii; Min1leapolls 'J. Mlllc1·, rf 3 0 1 . 2 0 0 I Dye, :Jb 4 0 0 3 4 1l Col.1mbus 3; Minneapolis 2. Ounlcnvy, rf 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 D_nvis, li..'J 3 1 :II I i 2 ! Called end ot 6Lh: dWlday clo~ m-' Cilclnnd, p 4 I 1 0 6 ~ 1 Elselstein, 2b 4 0 J 14 0 o 1 Jaw. Stoyer, c . , . .... . . 4 0 0 1 1 fta.wllngs, lb 4 0 2 1 o 0 Lou;evllle 12; Kan:ms C1ty h Wilton, 3b .. .. . . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 Roush, cf . 4 0 1 0 1 0 Knn!!RS City J6; Lo ul.~vul e 4 Burnell, 2b . , . . . . . 4 0 1 3 3 1 Omw. · P moe> 3 0 0 f. 0 1 To~t:"do 4: St. Pa.ul 3. Curry, If . ....... . 4 0 2 4 0 1 1Dunn, If . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ F. Crow, rf . , . , . 3 0 0 1 0 0 St. Paul 11; Tok!do 1, a 0 0 0 o o Indtanapvlls 13; Mll wnul•ec 2. 'l'otals . . . . . . . . . . 34 2 6 24 lll 13 N . ...Harbrecht, c _ _ _ _ _ _ Imllana.polls 3; Milwaukee 2 01 Dcckley Clothtc:rs 3i 1 6 :n 17 -i lnnb.g&l. ~· Woll, It ... ) " . . s o 1 0 0 Totals , l-IBSell, 3b . . . . . 5 2 1 0 1 0 Frl·~ndly Five !(JXld. lb . . . . . . . . 5 1 o 8 1 1 Jor,eph, cf .. . ... . 3 0 0 3 1 ij New M'&TJONALLFAGUE York "fl; Philadelphia 2 V. Wolt, ss .... . .. 4 1 3 o 5 0 McGregor, lb .. . . I 0 0 10 1 o f o 1 :il 3 D Pb!-ladelphla~; N-ew York 0. V, Qroas, 2b 3 o o 5 2 1 Boyers. 2b ..... . 4 o :il o o u BoEton 3; Brooklyn, 2. flatea. p . . . 3 u o 2 1 1 B. Marchi. rf . .. . 3 o o 1 o 1' Bn ..: klyn <1; B:~ston 3 F. tJrc&S, c . . 4 o o 9 2 o Ruppt:ll, If I 0 1 , 6 0 0 St. Lents 5; fjltsburgh 0. Speiser, cf . . . . 1 o 1 1 o o Mc.oncy. c St.. 4Jul& 4; Pltl.llburt;h 1. James, cf .. 2 1 o o o o Curry, P · ··· ····· 6 0 0 1 1 0 ClndnnaU. 4; ChlcHgu :1. 4 1 0 1 3 0 P. 'Wolf, rf . . 1 o o o 0 0 DcvUn, sa .. 101000 WUzon, rf . . . . . . . . 3 1 o 1 o o ~McCulloch, _ _ _ _ _ _ RWI8()ll, 3b . .... • . 3 0 0 3 1 ( 1 36 'i 5 27 12 3 Batted for Russell. ~m•;d n m, Pt. Plcas1tnt I. I - - - - - -hll.s, v. Wulr 2. T(. talll . . . . . . . . . . Sf 0 6 71 10 1 balm hit, Q.mland. Earned run. Pomeroy; 1 I balls, by Hayes 2: by - Three base hit, Marohl. 3. r Bale on balll, bJ· Crow f., by out, by Ha.J e3 8, bY O&~~ Dqfi'Y 2. Sturek out, by Curry 4. Left on baaea, Bp~l&ls 3, Prtcri4J.v hlscr,, Pt. Pleasaltt '?, CJ04 .. ...,. 1''1~ 9. • ' ' oscland 1. Wild pJtdl, orow.·. . 1 .·.-·· •• ' OJ'l'(lrs, Pt . Pieasan I Ftrd. tiue ob ertots, \ a~· ...-.- 1, lin I -.... . I .. I I A booldetofZ41eavel of imported •\lV.~. cigarette paper at• ·~ tachlld to. e11ch oadt NOW ••• llllUot. cip rette paiJer-150 I 4 leat~a lo 5~ T .. . . Ht. !S1 A.NDJttf(l ~H. C. Racine i I I . I CA>.IY Y>liNK YOVTRFVL CH4RII All Ti.lt, •ldtll . , crlfJitd 1ltrd11J ifl P•~ir .,~ till i• N tW F •rolo. a~rd I'M NOT SLUE ·· 11M CONGENTRAT. lNG I•'""' .,, ••J, Here's a deliglltful drtss thai you'll find Jot• of use for. ' ;, :. ··' . It has the ne.- modish ftared cuff('d slt'tftt, 1~ V.<fiv1ntdl Jde• for fall The necJdine is · becoming draj)Cd. Th~ h1Ps 1a'te Smoofh1)' litted. The . •kirt dh1pla11 gracious fulnc-ss ~­ "·ard the . hc-1q through circu!lr 1~ets. ' ' Printe<;l silk crept: or printt:d' chi(~ ~on. whkh art: 10 - Jtllrl, dtld J.! im,uJioJft llt/KorrJ. ' II ~. A'~t~~~ll! ut. BILLY'S UNCLE ~ "'"l;.~~s ~. M• ... '· ·~ Send IS CCQts (In at amps or coin) to Fl•hion Bureau. Writ~ carefully and plainly ~OQr niine and full •ddrtsl, the inshtltn ~ ''the' pattern on4 !he oJU >QU WJDI· Addrtu JOUr letter in the follow b..-·..-v : ,n . 1 • 4 '' I TOBACCO ·"'· NOW I 31 or of plain silk cr~pe or chiffon, ' Nt~.' 7.1(11} ,., ,,, Tlrii l•lltr" '*· 18f11r ,.,.iJ, C-ENUINE :a. smart, woul•l be Wltah1iP fbp'•tOwn or ~sorl. The tiny \'C'~t can be of eydct orgaml.iC' dt•i•lrl ;. ''"~ ti '12." fi ii • 00: 1 1 "JO'TI\IN• \1-j l'f BIJ'T ..llll'.'t 'T~ A LCO\<. P..'T \'TI ...:r;•s A. 1ti."~ AI..\..I 'II..'T01t (\..\)~' eA.<:.!' <:;IIJP,.,.. ~ -110wbl'. '<OU K.NOW l'f'S {1>. R.all..u AI..\..\C."'TOit.? -MP..~E·I~'S PIGSI<.I"-\! II I I ~~::~;f~J~~~·~·~·:,:~b;:: .. to M•~ru.n. 1 Dcuble FIVe pi !lye:, Rawl· Friendly 4, ·DYe, l:le:el,. , " l lngs~ Devline, 14c0rasor, R\IMlllt. Pas.~~ 0011 . MO(Kle)' 1, ·Ht.rbrecnt . R K 1!; . 1. . 000 200 2 6 12 1 Umplr:&, Oulfy, EberJbach (I; .. the book- Dl3 DO:J' 7 5 3 , baa:el; Showalter <l base.) . ' il Your •r Genuine "BULL" D~ Tobaeeo at ~' Jilarked ~entrance of .~¥1'1 ' PerdV!Ii s. Hill, Into the Toba¢o ~~ine~s, For 14 years he was .President Of '{1ie Americart Tobacco Company. The fine q~pUty l!nd po()ulatity of "PVIJ." Dtrn.~M were alwavs ·subjects of llreat pride ltim. The!JOforc, it Is particu!arlv P~t tq us to otfq ,tlw~ J!U~t aaving an4 service to tile AmeriW1 . pubUc.at Uils time. W ., '' .. . .I '' " ,.• ' I~ ' ' ' ... ... ... ~ �MONDAY, AUGUST Sl, 1831 ££N£Y Old Probst Home T~~v~~o~~r~ED PersOnals Will Scene-- Of Blaze I AT COUNTY JAIL Mr&. Gertrude Prencn __ cluldren visited Monday Is~~ ~!e~ao?~~~.:'..n~r;.~;.: heft'. ~r:.w~!·.~a~~~~~t :·~~ ~ H. l"lemookey's second hit. but he Bi• Throngs '"0 grund Mr. and Ml'l. Herman Eakin, ' a.t the dnughter VIrginia \nd friend Had!Continued from paee nvel Reaidence of Nick Pracht- J Alfred Bwnaardner or Kerrs home ct A. D. McConnlck at Rut- den R!le y of Dayton "'re here v!s- 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - Run W"-> committed to the count)' land. lt!ng relatives and friends . bauaer Almoat CompI ete- ! ·a11 Saturday by Sherin: A. 0 . Mrs. Percy Peoples Is quite ill at Mr. and Mn1. Allen Bllrtels and of Middleport h)()ked up with tt.e Jy Deatrcyed Tracy on a charge or mtoxlca.tion. her home on Union Avenue. b:>by, Mrs. Henry Bnrtct: or Clevo- undct~ated Flanagan Fliers and He was release1 on bond and will Miss Velma Geary returned home land and Mr. and !\Irs. Frank Alex- thla developed into a real game appear before Justice E. R. T!tus Sunc.ay alter a week end vialt with andcr of Newark, N. J ., are visiting plenty 01 action being seen In Fire a:... ost completely ~estroyed wlth!n a short time for a hearlna trtenda in Marietta. at the home ot Boyd Dllgard In this contest. The Filers might the househo!c; goods and t.he res•- 1 Earl Roush was committed to I Mrs. Sarah Silcott and son of Mlncrmlle. have bowed In defeat It the Condence o~ Nick Pr• : hthauser at Sua- I the county jntl here Saturday on a . Nelsonville spent Sunday with her Mr. and Mrs. Will Conant and fectltners had started Eddie DeRun a:.out t nree o clock Mon- ~ wano.nt Issued from Justice Titus' slater· Mrs. M. C. Gibbs. daug!>ter Paullne returned to their moskty .., Hoeflich, their starting Judge Peoples Receives ar day m~rnlng. The blaze was nrst rourt , charging hlm with bastardy. Mr . and Mrs. Otto Oenhelmer ol home In Colwnbus Sunday after a twirler, usually reliable, seemed :: Menage From Public discovered by me:!lbers of the Rou&!, 1s a farmer residing in Ma· 1Marl•tta spent ~Sunday W!Ul rela- two weeks visit wlt:1 Mr. a.1d Mrs. away otr form and was belted tor lamily who turned In the alarm to , s0 n county, West VIrginia . H• was Lives and lrlt.lds here. They were Walter Houdnshelt at M!n.,rsvllle. nve runs In the o!le'lllng frame, Welfare Head Lhe local nre department. 1 r<le<~>e<l en l:ond and will appear accompanied home by theh daughMrs. Tom Thomas of Naylore scmr. weird ball playing by h is The exact origin of the blaze I later In court to answer to the ter, ldar.tha Lou, who has been Vls- Run who has been visiting l1cr mate.s, however, aided in this orgy 1 dauahter In Dayton returned hmp~ of runs. as but three hits were reltlng here. TO QUESTION ALL was not known , but It was believeti char;:es. to have been started either in the Oeora< Elleson, RUSili!ll Thomas, Harry Dye returned to h.la em- P'rlday. g!stmea by the opponents and one kitchen or lln adjoining room. Dtlla .-d Wilson , Pearl Caro.ey, OIUe ploy1nent at Gordon after spendMrs. Anna E.ppeltn nnd son Luof passed directly between Involved In Unusual The house was almOtit completely Howetl, Lawrence Carney and Jas. ma the week end here with his bert ore visiting relatives in Mnl'- the these inflelder"s legs without hlm !etta. touclung it, the play was marked Controveraary Waging enveloped in ftames when the nre Williams arrested at Hob:>on last fam1ly . company arrived at the scene, who week by New York Central RailJohn PhllUps t.he niaht watchHrrman Mees and family moved as a hit but certainly It was a rank ' For Paat Week were considerably handicapped in way <:etoct1ve, oscar Williams, roan &ccon•pan.ed hiS 80•• Jolui sJr. 8atu1day Iron~ the Rchm property scratth and should have been fteldtelegt!lm was rocelved . her.• fighting the blaze as It apparently and lined for riding that com-1 to C1olwnbus Sunday to spena a on West Main street to the Holtz- edAbhay all 011 mebaanlsls. d d A relatives worth propert Y 1n F1 rs t ward. se an an error an Wc.nday morning by JJudge c. E . was be tween th e wa lls ot t h e buUd - pan} ·s tr s, were re Iease d r rom week VISiting n 1 1 •••· nee ~ d H It Mr · and "•s Peoples f~orn John McSweeney. ing . Th e h ouse was u ra th er Ia rge th e c,;un t Ja 11 h ere Mon d ay mom- · Harve Jones and · ..,. and ..us. o an d a t e.der's choice which lal ed to Director of PubUc We lfare, stat- one, and the tire destroyed every :ng having served time tor their SOli Earl ol Colwnbus spult Sun- dlll<ben returned to their home ge any runner also figured pro11 1 lllg he would arrive here Tuesday room but t "o before It could be !lne; and costs. 1 da~· here with relatives · W!lltam in Charleston, W. Va., after a ~~~~ \ ;'e ~~~ t?.;'.,dFll:,'"~ c~er~~ "-or•'"'beglll an Investigation brought under .- - Jonee kreturned with them to :spend shar: •·h visit with •-d before the w ""' ,_ ~ M h h control. h Mr. and Mrs. El- them 1n very good s~a ot Prosecuting Attorney, Cedric W. r. Prac t auser estimated the AD!tllNISTRATOR APPOINTED a wee · 'Iller "" wort · contest w&s over. -Jar'· s omce and Justice of the loss to be rather great although "the andt daughter l>'Juglas Wickham 1s able to be v " N MrS: rDana G 11· Tracy u. s day t Demos k <Y relieved Hoelllch who Peaee, E. R. Titus' olllce because exact anwum of damage was not E. A. Reed of f,flddleport wao arn o a 1po~ spen un ou s~gln att or being conlincd to o,l a complaint !Ue<l before Gover- known. The Prachthauser res!- appomtetl !IS adni'i•.•strator of the wlth relatives here. his home with illness. :'~r~ ~h~e~o~·m:k~~::cat~~~~ ftOf Georg ' White by Charles t '. de_nc~ was known as the George cstai.<' of Myra E. Rowley In the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Snyder, Mrs. A. M. Voll and son h ave th f h ggms an attorney of Gall!poli• I Pwbst home, one of the oldest prob•te court here Saturday. C. F. Mrs. Eawaru helcarnp ana son, returned to their home at Circle- on~ ~~r~:'~~h ~~srw:"un Insc!~ d Dr H L Crary a t>nysiclar. homes of this cay. R t .t H be t Ch mbel'll and Paul and daughter Betty Jane ana v!IIP., after a pleasant visit with ... P · · · , a ' •urn, u r a lJ t Mrs ouve Frazier of Akron were relatives but ',hat ended the Filers' ollen~meroy . 1 YOU'fll IS IMPROVED R. B. Laughead were a 1so appo 1 - the ·guests of Dayton Roush at LeMil;s jea11 R lh slve lor the afternoon. In the 11 1 :1figeins and Crary claimed be for:' 1 ed a• appraisers of the estate. tart for the past few days. ot rei tl • ~"':'rt~ s e gu·ost mean: lme the Creams plugged en IUlO • TART P-ROBE IN IYICTION C~ ~ E~ I I I •·liO I tJ · 1 1 a: • wu held on baae when 1!: Demo&Y.ey l!led to Duckworth In rlabt. When Guinther tz!ed to throw home before he e&IJIIhl the ball to catch the ruru1er on Hubbard's fly OOJ'dvn ecored but Guinther was save:! an eJTOr when he threw to Fl~rMley foroin1 H. Demookey. Neal slnlled to rit!bt scoring M. Allensworth but Hubbard was out at third trying to make the hot corner on the hit when Duckworth thre1• perfectly to Moore. In t.he seventh Gordon flied to Stiveu M. Alensworth singled bot.h were ;...te when Russell's throw to force Allensworth was late, E. Demc.skey ftied to St.tvers but Hubbard delivered with a double to right ceoter l:oth runners sooring. Lead!n~ hlttert were M. Allensworth and H. Demoskey of the Confectioners with three singles each and Moor• with a triple and ~wo B!nglos tor the Filers. Nessy, Flanagan anti Stlv-s deUvered two hits each, " Ness\·'s driving 111 tv.·o runs Flanaaan. p : .. .. . 4 o 'n>lalo .. . .. .. . Purity Creama AB 00n1un,!t ...... 4 M foJlensworth , 3b 5 H. l!tmoakey .. .. 5 E. Demcekey , ss, p 4 Hubbard, 2b, as . 5 Neal , c . . . . . . . . . . 3 R Allensworth, rl 4 Gratt•, lb ....... . 4 Hoeftleh, p, 2b .. . 4 R H 10 3 3 2 3 o 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 o o PO A B 013 0 4 I s 0 0 2 4 0 3 2 0 1 0 I 2 I 0 14 0 0 2 3 1 e :n 2 o I 1 - ----42 7 12 27 15 I Thtals .. .. .. .. 38 9 15 8 E9rned Runs : Filers 5; Purity 3 Two Base Hits : Guinther, nubbard. Th1ee Base Hit : Moore. Ba>:e on Balls : by Hoell!th I, De· moskey I , Flanagan 3. Lett on Bases: Filers 1: Purity 8 F 1r•t Base on ElTOrs; Fliers I Purity 2. Struck out by DemOI!key I, Flanagan 1. Passed Balls: Neal, 2. HI" off Hoeftlch 8, Runs 7, in 3 1-3 innings, on: Demookey 4 hits, In til< nrst irmlng and one in the no runs In 6 2-3 Innings. 10ne runnu on base when Hoeflich left fourth. mound charged to him though he Tl 11 1e nt'-up :~ scorrd whUe Demoskey was pitchFilers AB R H PO A E intr) 1 Ou lither, It 4 2 1 0 1 0 Lo~ing Pitcher : Hoeflich. S1 Ht,;;:l~y~r 2b.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Umpires : Duffy, Gilmore <1 base> ' Dav.\.' (3 basel . ~~~j=:~a~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 01 01 Sccre by Innings: Moor., 2b . . . . . 4 1 3 1 5 1 RUSilell, lb 5 o o !3 1 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H J!l Duckworth, rf . . . 5 o o 4 1 0 P . 1". · · · · 5 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 12 3 c.... ! Word wns -received here that Mr . and Mrs. L. A. p erson a t - bus. a ve. an . nds in Colwn - and up •uetting two 1·0 the 1irst• tw·' I IDJJtEDJJ!ia:ti:El!XIJ:ti~P~.ici.J·~·C·t·- E2~o~o~o~2~0~2~0~0~6zJ8~8~ Georct Eiselstein, former Colwn- MR. PARKINSON COMINO HERE tended a home coming at the CarMr and Mr Th S wTia in th<• fifth and two in the sevent.H -bus South High school athlete, was thage Presbyterian church SWl- and child "r B o:as no II and had the tying run on third L te 0 A 31 INB- da fte ren ar rton . O., a: e with the winner on second when mur:h improved following an apancas r, ·• ug. Y a moon. visiting relatives 1n the Pomeroy McMASTER'S SPECIALS pew Iritis op"ratior• which he u11 _ Appointments to pulpits in the Verner Metcalf and Xllpha Ran- Bend Hubbard grounded to Flanagan ' ' derl"lfnt · nt a... hospital In that cUy ooutheast Ohio United Breth er~ kin of Marietta were the guests of Mrs. Charles Oruescr returned f or th e 1as t out of th e game . For Thia Week d tost 1, tlduy morning g P church conference had been an Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Metcalf Sat- home saturday evening after a two The runs were scored as follows: :'"~-~ ::=::~d T~~~t" Y ~~orn 1~i;cr" 1 O..orge '-' the san "01 Fred Eisel- 1nounced here today, following the urday and Sunday. weeks visit with rcmtlves in ca.. In the llrse Guinther walked .Wtn•.:!e; in the case be ~~~ h,:;:';J stein, well known Columbus base-l close of the annual meeting of dele Tracy, Davia and Mary Goodwin hsmbus. She ncc<>mpanlcd h er sis- Stlve>s hlt a scratch thru DemooAdJUAtable Ho...,hold Pllera-For Gellfl'al use around M ball umpire and a former resident gates here. who have been visiting their aunt, ter Mrs D N Schrock and h~• key's legs, a wild pitch put the . c- 0 r P ' Appointments Included : Mrs. John Schmitt in Colwnbus tor b ,. 1· p · · . : • runners on third and second and r IJUestlc!llng at t h at t nne. your automobile or home. I wee:.ey's investigation w1U concmeroy, Ironton, H. c. El!lott; Ports .the ·past !"our weeks returned home nunc~ bhoenlx, Ar~:•~ma, as tar t"•l H•msl•y's tap to third an Rtalst Li questioning parties on both LOf -'L WOMAN RE--'Pl'OINTED mouth nrst, T . C. Harper; Pome- Saturday. h~meo urn us on thcll r<turn trip tempt was made to get Ouint.her; lSc Value . ...... . .......... .. . Sale 9c l!ld"' of the case, It was thouKht , roy, E. A. Parkinson; Waverly, Mr. llnd Mrs. Raymond Hlll of : . but 1111 hands were safe and the and will start with the questioning During a recent meeting of the Floyd Bostick; Wellston, W. L. Hamilton spent Sunday with Mr. Miss BC1 tho Miller returned ba.e< were fuli and none out. NesLarge Juke Edracton-For 0raJ11'H, Lemons, 1rom Ma.}sfield Saturday. She wn• •llro"'i singled, Guinther and St1of Prosecuting Attorney Clark. executive committee of the Ohio Kuhen; Wheelersburg, Arthur and Mrs. Laban Hill. Justlre Titus and Constat:.les Lloyd Am P,ican Legion AuxUiary at Co- Shonkkller; . Oak Hlll, C. A. MetM;·. und Mrs. Fred Harbach, ~cc~npan ed by Mr. and Mrs. L . vers 1corlng, Stanley filed out but 20c Value . . ....... .... .. . .... Sale 12c J . Hysell and Henry Seldennbel lumbt:o, Mrs. Otto Krelnblhl of lerz. Mrs. Dave Tilley, and Miss Louise · ormcr who visited their mo- Nes•J• scored on Moore's drive to Heavy 5-Tie llouseho14 Broom._Thlo Is no& a Cheap Sale Others In the caso rnay be sum- Pom•roy was rEappointed cholrman ConC:ee who have been visiting ther. Mn1. Mary Miller over the left ·vhlch eluded the left fielder mon~d for an examination by Me- of tloe National Defense DepartMrs. Ehzabeth Condee and daugh . end. and Moore ran all the way home Broom. lilt.vt~ney 1t he desires lo do so. ment of that organization, which ter on W. Main street returned to r. and Mrs .. Earl Price who on lhe error, ftve runs being the • It -was reported here that Hig- she has held for sometime. Columbus Sunday haw been visiting relatives in swn total of the inning. Russen 65c Value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale 49c ilna "and Wllllams hud been se-en -!ph R 11 0r Arthur Price a~d Milton Hood Portland, returned to their home grounding out at first and DuckIn !'oint Pleasant where they were 4-H CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mrs. Ra usse visited relatives and friends in Co- in New York, Saturday. Mrs. Gco. worth hoisting to Demoskey at 6 Quar& and 8 Quar& Ivory and Oreen Porcelain Preb!!itrved to be "hiding out" to esM!dd'~port spent Sunday wit.h Sy- lwnbus Sunday. Sc~\ille accompanied them tor a short. senln1 Keltll!l. Fine For Caunlng s-n. ~ape arrest on warrants Issued fron1 The Oreat Bend Homemakers ot lvla RadcU!te. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ma88Br and visit. In the fourth after Flanagan Justlfe Titus· court here recently , the 4-H club met at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Curt1.8 Johnson Miss Hilda Ohlinger are spending Cu•tis G!lmme and grandson was out, Guinther doubled went to $1.00 Value .................. Sale 69c ~jlar 8 lng ti'.em with inc!tlnM a riot. Miss Louise Veneman, last Wed- and children of Oak Grove visited this week with Albert Mub&lr ,.11 " Leo left this morning for CoDr. Crary hnd not been aneRt.ed nesday with seven members pres- Phillip ,Johnson Sunday night. wife at Aliquippa, Pa. lurnbus to visit relatives and at- ~~~~ ~~a~ f:O!d ~~~~ ::,nt,~~gr~~ Do Not Forget Our Furniture Speciale at Monday on a warront. charging ent. Miss Elsie Hall, leader, pres!A•thur Circle and Bob Johnson Fred Haley lett Sunday tor a lend the State FaJr. an clfort to hood hlm atr at that hl mwlth obstructing an oiH<:.::r In ded over the meeting and routine of Oak Orove visited Lester Me- trip to N1aga.rll ~"ails and Canada. M"s Dora Ellis of Pl. Pleasant base. Stivers singled took second on Middleport, Store the <llscharge of his duty. business wa• dispensed with, after Ken•tc Thursday evenina. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bouldin and and Miss Elsie Hart are Columbus a J>a£sed bail, third when HubMr and Mrs. Emil Jolmson and son who have been visiting Mr. and visitors. bard threw out Hemsley and which the time was spent in sewEnd Tabll!l ................ ... ........................ 9Sc lng. chliJren and the latter's mother Mrs. Norman Kloes returned to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rader and scoreJ on Nessv's second hit. stanNOTICE The 4-H club boys 1\nd Jrlrls have and Lucy McKenzie w"~ lA Par- their home In Portsmouth Sunday. daughter of Columbus are visiting ley ~nded the Inning by llylng to Foot Stoolo ........................................ · 95c Mr. an d ,••here · Tile Junior Shakespeare Club nrrunged to have a meetlna~ Sep- kers011~ Saturday. ... s. ClYde Mars h re- relath•es · cent"r tember 2, at the home " i Miss LuMi!IB Marion Ebe-~ h ' · was all for the F!iers. wlll hold its first meeting at the cille Hoback . Mr. ·• and Mrs. CUIIord Voss and turned to their home in Parkers. .._c reThis 5 Piece Oak E•tenslon Table Breailfut Sultea .... $16.85 evening from Puclty opened the first by Ocrhome of Rachel Elbe1·feld Tuesday chlhlren · of Columbus were callers burg after a vlslt with Mr. and turned Saturday Mrs. Adam Ebersbach. Oantury, 0., wher" shi! has been d !I 1 evenjug. ~veryone be ther e. on t.h~ ridge Sunday. Mrs. George Hetr.el and daugh- In oharge of recreation at a Y. W. on y ng out to right. M. AllensSUIT FILED Dish Capbo&l'u ............ · .. .. .......... · .. · .. · $9.85 Luoy McKenzie returned. home ter Marguerite who have been 1,18 _ c. A. camp there. wortl; singled, 80 dld H. Demoskey NOTICE Rc\· . George Scoville returned and when E. Dernoskey singled on A suit was flied In the cot..-oon Tuesday after spending last week it inll in Cincinnati returned humc 8 Pleee DlrilnJ Boolll Salll!l .... - .. · .. · .. " .... · .. 149.00 MrR. Prances H. Klein announces pleao court here Saturday by nt the home of Mn1. Hettie Otuldel! Sunday 1 They were accompanied Th11rrday to his home at Green the •arne kind of a play on which the opening o! her Klnde'rgarl\ln Bllf~H\ Wol(, conducting a busin~lll.l horne by 1\Cr. Hetlel who has been Rldr,e, ll,fo., after several weeks Stlve"" was credited with a hit In september 8th nt 226 s. Third under the name of Wolf S!sten~ of lib "a bllatnes trip thro~~&h the west. ~lslt Y'ltll relatives in Meigs county. the Filers' half, the ball going beStreet. Mrs. Harry Roush ot pt, PleasLorene and Evelyn Wilson of tween Moore's legs, Allensworth Rsclnc vs. Raymond Sayre a,ld McMASTER HARDWARE CO• .,. H , scortd, H. Demoskey caught beA limited number of 4 and 5 year and Goldie Sayre for •267.27 which ant Is spendina a few days with "· ar:.sonv 111 e are guests of Miss twecl' third and home scored when old children from Middleport and the ~lalntltr claims 1s due per Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rou6h and her slater, Mrs. Raymond Zelher. Norma Bearhs. TWO STORES Mrs. C. E. W. Downie and som Nr.<sy threw wlld In the run-down Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrison l•omeroy will be accepted to com- through an account lncurretl by dau~;hter Mildred of Oheshlre c 1 b to r·u tch hlm, Moore recovering plete t.he enrollment. the defendant on May 10, 1930. She opent Sunday with their daughter ot Wellsburg, w. Va., are visiting of L ' •-Urn us were visiting l'elatlves but hL• hurried throw was to one Middleport . MJ'II, Klein', who ha• been a grad~ also osked tho court to grant her Mrs. M. A. Bunce. Pomeroy with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zether. nero over the week <~ld . Mrs. Minnie Davis and Mis Sadie He)en and Geneva WliUamson >Ide. It Is doubtful In the extreme teacher, also music supervlsm· In lnte;·e•t from that date. , Mrs. w. w. Bell of Maklma, 11 hr could have caught the run.<>Jr H . w. MeMaslft, Owner L. IJ. McMmster, Owner the publfc schoofs, very successfully M"l.tle C. Henderson brought ac~ Wash., Ed Rothgeb sp.nt Tuesday Ph1lllpa left Sunday to spend a rew und Austin Phillips rrltunle<l satdays In Columbus on busineas. urduy evening trom Columbus. had the throw been perfect. conducted n kindergarten last year. tk.1 lor divorce in the cornrr•o~l . l wltu Mrs. Lou Sigler and family of Children wlll be called for Rnd pleas court by flUng a petition Leed:,.g Creek. Newark, Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. WUI!umson who '' grc.>tly !!turned. Phone 113-L tor reservn- Monday mornmg agaln.st J . 101 • went to second when Flanagan DaveJames LewisLewl• of Tl.ey were accompanied by Phil Mr. and BIRTHDAY PARTY of Athens, M. R. Lewis of Murray proved from recent ope1·at1ons. 8-29-2 Henderson. lflms. - adv. The children ~nd grandchlldten City and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Mrs. John Sauvage, son .J ohn Jr. -------------- -----~-------~.i gathered at the home of Mr. and Lewis of Charleston spent Sunday daug,,ter Elizabeth and Mlas EllMrs. Prank Swlt.llel" Sunday In hon- with Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Lewis. nor Smith are visiting ro!atlves or of Mr. Switzer's elghty-nrst Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Stanley were and lriends in Pittsburgh. blrth<lay. Those present were Mr. Athens visitors Saturday evening. Dr. and Mrs. D. w. Hartinger and Mrs. J. H. Berry and daughter Earl Elberfeld of Logan spent spem the week end with relative" Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reeves and the week end here wlt.h his parents. In Marietta. Master Courtney Dav.la, who has Mro. Alex Downie of Columb!ls 0011, Mrs. George Becker of Lexington, Ky .. Mr. and Mrs. John Eppl<' been visiting at the home of Mrs. Vlho is visiting her daughte 1· Mrs. For Your Old Durin1 A.'Upat and ·1hlldren of Blanchester, Mr. Dena Rosenbaum, left tor Ports- B. F. Gravely at Maggie, w. va .. mouth Sunday, where he wlll make was 1Blling on old friends here Iron on th., Pur· and Mrs. Clarence Waaone1· and Get An You his home with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saturday. three sons and Miss Abbie Reeve• chaae of A New Rosenbawn. Ml'S Grant Hood nnd son Edwin ot Oalllpolis. Allowance of .,.,._..,.,.,._ ....... ----..... retutned home Sunday fl'om CJnDINNER PAR'f'k' einn•tl where they have been visPasteurized Milk, Cottage Cheese, Coffee M•·•· !toy Rupe and Mrs. C. E. SES OLD HOME BURNED Iting CUtJord Hood and family. Rothseb entertained with a six o'~ream, Whippin1 Cream, Butter Milk anc! You'll never realise what a pll!loure Jronln1 ..n 1M! tillPrank Whaley of Rutl"'1d · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Probst and clocl: dinner Tuesday evening at Creamery Butter (freah Everyday) out of a the lormer's home In honor of Mr two daughters of Cincinnati arrlv- ,andMr•.Cecil Elsclsteln visited Mlltil yo•'ve lrled 1he chrome-finished adjustable automatic General Electric Refrigerator from our atorea. and Mrs. Charley Ward and niece ed Sunday evening from Washing- dred Whaley in the llospital at ton D . .C., where they have been Parl::~sburg Sunday. Westlnrhouae Iron. Pomeroy and Middleport. We believe in hav- of Ken-s and Stanford Brinker. visiting relatives. They are visiting M.•• Katie Guth spent Sunday Mrs. Probst's sister, Mrs. G. H. with Mrs. James Hood at UolumWby not come In &omorrowT . E..mlne &blo n•w lming the beat of everything for our cuatomera. Mr. and Mrs. J . H. DeLaney Ewlng ana other relatives. bus. provotl Iron. See for yourself how with tbe &o11Ch of a J"herefnre we have added thia new feature in our spent Sunday afternoon with M•·. They arrived In time tor Mr. TJ:'todore Jacobs and wile moved and Mrs. Harley Coughnour of Probst to see hls boyhood home go to - olumbus Saturday. flnpr you ean oe& 1&11 eonkol to liwe and .,...,&1)' mala&ala atorea. Little Kyger. up in ftames as the Praeht.hausel' Alvena Oloeckne!' or New Phlla1 Ju& lho beat required for any ,..,... IIIDd of Jronlna. Benha Carman Is spending thIs home which was ctestroyed by lire delphia, Pa., anlved Sunday to week In Colwnbus. early Monday morning was the old spend n week with her lather ~Four· Leaf Flour--Kansas Hard Wheat, makes Mrs. Harley Carman spent Tue.; . Probst homestead. ter Gloeckner. the finest Bread, guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hecox of Cowith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Every home need• an adjuatable Iron lumbus spe·.1t the wee" end here A. E. Ables. S9c Sack, $4.50 Barrel. ON BVYINO TRIP thou1h it'a equipped with a replar even witll hls mother Mrs. Ann Hecox. Mrs. Cla!1l Randall and daughMr. and Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld ML!c Beatrice Hess went to Coter Bertha of GaJUpolls spent a left Sunday for New York where one. lumbus Sunday to spend two weeki! Winter Wheat Flour 46c Sack, $3.50 Bbl. •roatrt of last week with the form- Mr. Elberfeld wlll buy Fall stock witt• Mrs. Abe Ohlinger. er's Lorthers Ed and George Roth- tor the Elberfeld stores. . 111rr. and Mrs. AmOti Junod, Mrs. geb nnd famlllee. D. W. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs. P . Beechnut Coffee ........ 42c lb. Vaccum Pack REAL ESTATE T~SFERS Go Ins, Georae and Stanford K. Smith, Mrs. Edward Sturk and Brinker spent Thursday in ParGood Cup Coffee ..... . ....... 23c Per Pound The tollowlna real estate trans- M'r. and Mrs. W. 0. Downie 'were U-Tote-'Em Coffee ....... lSc Per lb. 4lb. SOc kel"''bl:rg. fers have been recorded at the the 11uests Monday of Mr. nnd Mrs. MrS! A. F. DeLaney and dauehCha1 ~es Switzer nt Gallipolis. ter of Pl. Pleosant spent Wedne-s Mellis county court house here Rev. John Lang of Columbus during the past week: Bedford ADJUST-OMATIC Breakfast Bacon, Moming Glory Brand, lb. 25c day night with Mrs. J. H. DeLaney township-Moille Custer to Anna spent t.he week end here. R'V. Rhta Qaker and Jun Barton Lan11 held services Sunday In the Yerkey. 66.95 acres. 'Hams, Cut in nice pieces, ...... 25c and 35c lb. •pent Sunday with the latter's Howery to S. P. and Clara Howery, Luth~ran church at Pl11e Grove. Miss Elinore Orton of Dayton alster and family of Raccoon Island Columbia township-B. A. HowWill Williams of Gallipolis was ery to S. P. and Clara Howery .31 and Hugh CUlton· of Chicago are We have a meat Rlicer in each store and spending a few daya with his mothe SUnday giJ(tlt ot Mr. and Mrs. acrf!e. .. A!~n slice Bacon thin as paper, also removes the Jim Baker. Lebanon township-Laura and ther. Mrs. Jessle CUlton on West . adn Mrs. Howard Walker, Pearly Mosier to John an•• Mag11le Malr. St. rhine. Give Us a trial for good and tasty Bacon. sonMrJul\Jor Falher Gloeckner of Ironton 1s and Anrut Roush or Ak Johnson, 1.10 acres; Everett and Peter is the Moming Glm'Y Brand. ron are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Sarah M. Mosler to R!ly and Lil- 1her~ visiting hls father 0loeckner on Mulberry Ave. lian Promtt. 15 acrea. Bert Roush. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0 . Roedel and Letart townllhlp--!;verett and Mr and Mrs. Paul Gordon and daUI!hter Martha Ellzabetll who Ilda Grimm to Estella G. Ebers' We Alao Handle The Pure. White Villa Brand children of Middleport and Mr. and baeh, .14 acres. hav• been Vlsltlna relatives In ClnMrs. 0eor11e Mayes were the sunOlive township-Ivan and Freda clnnntl returned home Sunday. Package and Canned Gooda day lf\lellts of Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Deiter to s. H. Deiter, 21 aqes; The Bank of A~!lens National SwDh_ .er_·-----.-------The Fineat Quality Fooda in the World. Banlt:ln& Association to T. J . Davia 14.89 acres. TWenty-Six Vearo In B - ' SaWm toWII8hlp-Pindley C. and Nellie E. Wilson to Prank and Cora ~thur Sayre spent the week end Montaomory, 81 .25 acres. ' 1 with his arandmother Mrs. CotMiddleport Vlllaee-Emma HarThe famoua Elberta ' • J trill. pold, aftldavlt for trBDJI!er, to I Catherine Camey spent Tlluroday Prank Harpold, et al, lots 12 and Peachea - All Gradea-; with Mluea Ruth and Grace BaJ. 13; Prank Harpold, et Ill, to Nora Sizea and kinda--Now eer. Roup, lots 12 and 13. Ml'l'. RetJecCa Cottrill Ia still lm· Pomeroy Vlllap.-JI:4ward and ready at The p!'CIY!na. Estella Ebenbach "' Charles Ell- GOLD BROS. PACKING . Paul Decker Ia IJ)endln& a few ersbach, trustee, loli 230 and 233; HOUSE days with hll arandmother, Mn Roullnd Ebenbaeh to Ohari81 Ebeovunor Whl:.e · hthat d there . . t were U lrre~ularlUes in t e a mmls ra on df jur.Uce in the eviction of MI"S. Qharles Williams from her home at "-•· while she was Ul H o._,l1 id i' th · '~ Mr.Pwte ney sa n e mcs:;agr fb J;ld e Peo ·les thot his work ° l m I *• we: PIaJnVJew . . • • • Addison ~~In~~th~e~~~~!t~t~h~·~G~o~r~d:on~~w~a~lk~e~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sell Us Your Old Iron THINGS WORTH KNOWING Tbat You Can BuJ One W e§linghouse ·75c ·"» It Peaebes Bowmans Run Ca.b Groc• .., and the U·Tote-'Em Grocery· I - I awy Rlefer. - eillllch, ~· ~ 1"' Muon, W.Va. I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. 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. 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