https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c8e0caa4faf66b05c422b456e81a422.pdf dda8b2b1d6ebaf1aee315f54d93cf1f9 PDF Text Text JJA i a l Ml~ t s • - l - Le ' ' DOG PROBABLY giOnnwres - SAVED LIVES OF Elect Officers - PRACHTHAUSERS Durmg th!! mKth'l&' of the Dre" Webt.ter POISt of the BOARD MEETING IS I HELD IN POMEROY Th< ,.,.... , or """"""on or. Personala American tendrot ot cour:t.y schoola Morllia) VOL. V- NO Letl.h n oout n e buslnt-ss present PoRt at thl:l Mel&& COW'Ity CilUlt houat Mr and Mn! Puu;hthau:..er Ccm1 H\ndt>J Prank Will pre- ISatuo day momlng at ten oelock ul.e<'r In a r-oom m one part of !!!!Ill~ a letter or oommlUlle&tlon tt wa~ announced by Supt Wagner the }Luu.qc con11l !crab!} aWI J 11 n 1 r \<~1 lh1 !il.al.t do::parlment The All t -achen are UJ'Ied to be pre~ }rJtchen 11.here Lhe tue origin 1l<.ttRr li.tated that B. drive had been at~ did uot h~llT he nv--;e n Jr started to elect John A Elden a s ~II Ult' o Jor or the smoke Mf:; Nat vno.l Commande1 at u~ C(, l l"rf.(hUlau!)(:r .'laid Lhe hltle dOK veil!!( n 11t Dl'trolt and that 19:12 eamc rwmlng mto the ~d room mt:n ~Tl'Jnp ca.lds had been mallatld btl.rked at he1 runnln~ back cd t every Post AdJUtant through ~wurd the kll.(:hen Wlt.ll she !m cut th~ Htatr t.hh; wetJk and ul!ked ally uose from bed thlnklRK thut the 1 oopent.1on Of each pu&t to ~ had tailed to put Ule Gilt out. httv~ Its membeu; pay Lheir 1932 1 for the- night. She went t.o toe k1t dues bctore September 10 to. reac::h cht'fl to mv~Uijsh~ und even then a tt tul O! !iOOO 1932 member:> to ralla.. to di.scover the lilc bec~ust delJvti to John Elden at his el~c It w:ls bel wet!n th e 1 elhn~<: uf lh lion nt Detroit The letter just ltt.khrn and the floot ul the roo11 asked for t.Pn per cent of the c1 11-.bQvc She Jeturned to bed bm thr tirE' member11h.lp of each pc.st and dDt", persl.stent kept at h r 11 til l.he Drew WebsWr PoRt responded sbf urcst: 11. second Lime t')IS lim~ Monday evening with more than wbil~ she was Jnvestlf!Jtl\ug !:>l it half or the amount neet'saso-y for chant P.d to lOOk out ot the wind~ .,.. the! ten per cent aild I:.IIW a glare thu.t m'-ldt> h.1 r n WRA annotrnced by Post Com~ that oomeUun1 unUBWll ww; mandt.'l" Frank Will that the 40 'WJ'9r.K C&llllll M:r Prat:hl,.haUM!l' anc1 o WOUld hGJd a. meeunr Thurs~ 6tarted an tnve&tigu.Lion with day evening lor t.he pW'JKfJe Of a ;!ru.h Light U1e eLoct11c lighi:A be- electLng omoera tor the eODJ.lrll low cut or comml~ ion due to the year ftN and soon found to their dis BIRTHS rnl\'1" lh~tt the!! home \\as a ~e:..h lng llliLS..'I of nnmcs the fll Born t.o Mr and M" Victor thoul'ht to have bt'en due to raul ~ w rill!! \\1111 11 ha1d blow to the Young of the second word • boy COlll)l" llvmg 1dOnt' ,;~nee the dealh Tuesday Sept J 9f lhtJr oldest daughtc1 &Jm r> Born to Mr .tnd Mn Hoyt Hall uumths awo wtule their youn~ 1 datitihter Anna Is cmployt.'CI &.WilY of Lebanon townhtp a boy SWII ~ I fran. Pomeroy The hul.llle wUB gut- dayAUJ30 ted nnd the ereater part If not all or the rurnlture was ruined if not sen• at this m£etln'- af.l IL wlll be the li\.l!t one before ...the openlnK. of the !'hcolB throughout the county Mcn<rli} I I I WEATHER FORECAST- ; &bowen rno:ninl ~ht and prublbly 'D:I.IutlliJ' not mQtb ~ In tem~ • ., W"" Vlrrlnla-8ho_, tonloM and Tb"'""'!t;• ::oooler FULL 299 LEASED ~IRE OF INTERNATIONAL POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1931 NEWS ~unday ln l!:&&t porUoo SERVICE It OAQIU u CIDI'D PRICit-SUNDAY 5 CEN'rj: - I Announeemr.nt Of Ap-ee- 1 ~Dent Made By Both Partiea Sept 7 ....:._.:...__ _ _ _ __ ILEPOBT ON AUTOS IS COMPROMISE I Nzione Cattolica Organ- 1 izaliotu Again To 1 Function ] Powers Women To Aaked To Explain . crepaJKJea . Bl GUGLIELMO EMANUEL ~NS StafT Cw espondc•lt Jkn e E.. pt 2- fhe long and 1 blt!er dispute bl.'l A;CCn tnc Ca.tllo..!c Oh\lldl and th~ ll...J an EOh,nlmr.nt a ... er the CaC olk Ycutll :tudunt!Gn rnme to n dcf, 1lLc em.ll lo!luy Whe1 b.,tb the VaUee.n and the Qulrm:11 ctftc.ully • o.n JCun .. ca thnt IUl accord had teen e~<'h Th announcement m~ slmulta 1eowily by the Quirlnal and t:he Vatican uprcsenlt!d l:ump wll- "' 1 on Loth ~Jdes and 11as tllt.lc 1 as ~,_.,,,,..,. def1J .tcly rom lln,.. t 11e qu u I clluu.:h I 1 h<~L breach in 1el... tJous t1t (CII and ~ta te atThe oneaccrud time thaa was bo..'ied t• neLl upcn u hopt lh1( ~·::J 1 chief points and becomes clleclive! lmm(diately Tile tex.t or lhl' agree ment low~., UtWllly desLroyed ENTERTAINS CLUB eand (j P~P£. MUSSOLINifUncle Sam Has [N~ DISPUTE ~r l ~ NG STANOINGJ I Ptar-ht.hausers I V[ w . .t th< "''"' <ounty ..,... ~ m" "' ''" otftll':l of c N WafPler aul)l:rtn or • t r TH the Newo Ol&e. ol Tbe Dail) TrlbWUI, call 238-L 1 If th• Buoiaeu Dlice aok for ZOZ.R. Monday even1n1 otftce;ll 1 ou.rtng the meetlna; the ~rd. ""lfhe recent diii&At.rous Ore which for tbe eMUJng \car were elected had o.lDdft' coruddera.Uon certain oeeurrtd at the Prachthuuser hom~: a.s f.OilO\u Post Comrrui.nder bus route& t.hro\13"hout. t.he county ea.rJ Monda.y morning ml~~;ht ha'ie Rail h OUmore Firat VIce Com- After much con~rsy ovo::-r 1.h • ma~dE'r W F &xt.cr Be<:ond Vt~e m 11 tter dr:lver'e: oerU:ttcatu were ~ a twreral pyre for Mr IUld Com 1ander Charles E Nease Ad- granted to Jaelt Adami ot Anti- t Mrs. Prachthauscr .naa It aot been jutnnt Ben Neutzllng Finance qulh T E l"ulrod Alfred Rov Jw the ta.lthful Ro\t'r the llt.t.lc Ctrlcf"r Robert Warner EM'ieant Lambf.rt of se.Jem townahl.p a.nd ~K dog v.hkh wus w JamJUUI nl Armr; Ben T111 ncr P'ost Hl£t.or N'el.sfln Torre lCf' of &ee:1sv1U~ to tht citizen~ or PonH!I oy ns the !an WriRht McCmba r haplrun A husiness meeun1 of the teach- j con:rtant comps.nlom ut Elizabeth Ht>r-1 on Warn~er en c.l th.., county !i.C!hools w1U be tile lute Jameroled dau~::ht.cr of tht' Fc llowlnt~: the thspeni:S8Uon oi the held IQ the auperlnt-end(nt s cmce) _ • 51 AT( UUS[IJ Y T ... 0 READ.ER.S NOTICE-If '"" ' 1r ymout Miss Mae Terrtll entertained her club Monday evenlng at her on B11tternut Ave M1fl8 Mll1rt'd Straws was guest of the club ¥iss Margaret Clifford received ~~c prl:t.e fc:.r high l:iCOJ e Refrut:th 1 m~nta were served • ---- ARE AGAIN THE LEADERS According to the County Clerk's retords there were 80% more Dodge and Plymouth passenger cars sold in Meigs County during August than any other make. In fact there were as mAnY Dodge and Plymouths sold as any other \wo makes combined. Similar records all over the country. A few months ago this was considered an impossibility but the new Dodge and Ply· mouth are such outstandit~g values that onr really wonders why anybody would buy any other make. These cars come with the New Mono-Piece All Stetll Body, Genuine· Chrysler Hvdraulic Brake8, Double Drop Frame, FreeWheeling and many other advanced features including the Patented Plymouth Floating Power. Just one ride in a Dodge or Plymouth and yqu will readily know why these cars are selling so fast. They are beyond any question the biggest values ever offered in automobiles and they are manufactured by Walter P. Chrysler, the world's greatest automobile authority. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Middleport DODGE AND PLYMOUTH ARE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE, BA(K ON JOB T a x Situation Remain Specials Sehool I DRESS HIM UP FOR THE NEW TERM ON THE NEW TERMS OF VALUE WE'RE OFFERING HERE NOW. IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON SCHOOL NECESSITIES. Vatla'n and tlw 1 f(. Hallan I!(..VeJmnent hsve tcachcd an ateo•d on t.he lollowm• '""" "' Cfrnlro~: dJssolatlon or juvcJlilc duo behmr.lng to the A.z10ne C'"tJ.ollooa] 1111d Lht' gene al acuv 1ucs oc Azlont> Cattollcu 1 The A?.!one Is to ga..'I'J.l2nHan tsscntlally !wps who will nlJmlnatc clals, both laymen and 2 Indtvlt:luals who bfllonged to political to th e tasdst 69c Boys SCHOOL TIES Bows ot Four-in-hand 39c Boys BLOUSES and SHIRTS Plain and Fancy Patterns 69c Boys SCHOOL CAPS All leather sweat band, rubbe1 VlSOr, rayon lined Boy'• KNlCKER SUITS Fine, strong fabncs and stnart styles at lower prices than for you've known yem s. Two Knickers and a vest. Will give lots of wear for school -Ages 6 to 12 years. SPECIAL $4.95 Boy• SPORT HOSE Plam or fancy colors. 39c - Boys RAIN COATS ServJCable for school wear Boy• WOOL KNICKERS Elastic and Buckle Bottoms $l35 95c Boy• LONG TROUSERS Boys WASH and WOOL KNICKERS Extra Trousers are Needed for school wear 79c $l96 $l95 $3.95 Boys BELTS All leather A special for only 39c Boy& COVERALLS Khaki, White Stripes or Htckory stripes. Sizes 2 to 8 WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS 79c Convicted As Robber Aides a,,;••• IActed Acrou Pacific After Granted Permit to Fly By Japaneae Tokyo Sept 3-INB-A!ter .... et"ks delay the Jnpane~~e tJOVt rnmenl grnntecl a permit to HUC"h He~don Jr PHd Clyele Pan~lxun to J.kt: oJf from Tokyo Gn an attempled non-~top ftlgllt ucross ~!'"'""· onomlrul.hon Boys SWEATERS Plain and fancy col01"8. ldool for school wear. pHerndon,Pangborn repare For T r I, p •• Decoya to L u r Men on Hi•hwava a Rob' ben Alao Cautht e depending directly upun the Azione Boy'• ATHLETIC UNION SUITS Sizes 6 to 14 !~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~]~~~~~~ ~i~~~:',i~A.o!o;~":'~~~;j,;;:~~·~ ~~"n~~~~ Ctnclnnati rwo p1etty nentence for OceaD to Seattle Don J.f.oyle a>1ij!M pair or Americe.JJ to t.lldgc the PMcl TtK foregoing subdl\l"lml.<i 11 stop encountered nn prllle(l point ont ol th-e del11y The KOvernme il Pvinl Lwo read lnfo"med them It would h tVf' lo vs to te~;t lbeh plmte for 1l~ 1\r Tw .Ailo e C.ottolicBJ; Jul""''IWDrUincss befor~ lflBntlng a JXl program must not mdude fo 1m~t- mit 'cr the take ott tlon of aRSOcintlnns or a p10feB- Htllldon and PongOOrn rm nfout ''lnP.I c.haractel such as woa kmen 5 or th~ sl rlct. Jnpanese esutonar 1 aymllrate.S 4The proff llonal sc .. luws when they flew to fokm tlon of tljle Azlune C.: •tt~llra nl from Kharbarovsk Siberia wlllwuL 1>eadv existing under the luw ol waiting for a permit ,..;.... April J 19'.ol6 must ht~ve .~~ t.rl{lh reUgtous and spiritual alms und 11upport fo.sct&t s~ ldlcat .:!! to eu11.bl~ bett"r unity and collaboration of ___ __ ,-... Point three was oo Jollow~ J .. veuUe clubs telont:;ln~ to lhe Azicue CAttollca v.nll be called th Juwr:lle Assoclntlou or Azmne Cattu tea and will be nllow>;d their Governor Returns To Settle Dispute ~ Between Agriculture Duoet.:tor and State Fair Manown l.>l\dges and cnrds strictly emager Beer respo.ldlng to 1r llg1ous alm:j rheh ttng r.tust be the ltnllnu N(d len 1 E.'mhlcm but tl1( v \Hll b > allowed Columbu!l 0 Sept 2 - lNSrt'li!JIOUS banners Cultllli short his L.tk" Erie crul!.e Clubs must 1errain from sport- l.tG",.,"'~teurn to his oftll:'<• Governor lng l!.ctivltle:; and organize enter I' White tod~y Wll , expectt'd talnrnents of n.n i'iucational and ln the dlr-;p Lie between Sta:A> amu.srmmt characWr only ~tnd of Agrleulture I :::; IO.Iwa~s with religious alms or ---------NO ALARM FELT La. Rue Cha.rlm~ and Stat(> M Ucer of An open breal b~twcc•1 Oslo Norway Sept 2-INS-Thc and Beer w1th IJ.1f' iRir Arctic bureau ot the Norwegian that Ot~ldt~r~ has government today Issued an omctal some the duu.. v whkh I Guthery managr>r assumed the fair saying no undue manager 1.!1 expecteJ to perform, •larm should be felt lor the safety was said to tu..ve ca~sed the govof the polar submllrine of Sir Huto !itart back i.o the cA.pitnl bert Wilkins becaUIIE! the submathan he pla.nned rlne may have been prevented !rom declared that Guthery s Incommunicating with the outside was ln g~nworld pa.rtll of now being held here He was reported to have also said that their dlft'erencse date back to his appointment by communique Mexican Lasses 'Engage In DuPI White Beer said Outhno part In hill appointment attendance on TUesday wa11 Due to rain the attendance night was held to 3840 To Decide Who Have Hand and Heart of ·-- Man Both Loved MeJuco City S .. pt 2-Two l\lexlcan senoritas rivals ---- ·-·"" HIGHWAY PROBE IS 1 1 HALTED BY SUIT lland or Sergio Silva fougM a on the outs~lrl.fl or Mcxtoo City In Columbus 0 Sept a.--INS-The the moonlight before dawn today llnv~stlgatlon within an lnveatlp. When the pollee arrived at tha t1on started by the State Senate Beene a vacant lot they found highwaY probe committe~ t.o lnBofta Mendoza lying dangerous!)' I quire Into slullh fund and brlbwounded wltb a bullet In 8 lun1 ery accusatloll8 made by Its chair man Senator David P Lorbach and Maria De Loll Allgelea st"Wd- (0) of Cincinnati today ha.d been lnllll nearby witll a hand on her \ abruptly halted by a aso 000 sian blp and a piBtol in her hand der suit qaln&t Lorba.ch We both loved Sergio and deeld-' Ending a stormy day of que&ed to shoot It out,' said Marla. as tlonlng tn which public cla.&hes bethe pollee placed her under arrest tween Lorbach and Senator Laur·~re was no other way enee E Norton (RI or Cleveland, The two rtrl& fOUiht their duel were narrowly averted durlnl Lorwithout 8f00nd8 A pasiJC!rby saw Ibach a attempt to prove that he l.hem meet tum t.helr baeb to each wu offered a $250 000 brtbe the (lther and IDet\SllN! oft' twe11ty paces committee decided to poe&pone ae- I before they turned and ftred They tlon pendinl the outcome of a sUit uaed :35 caliber pistolS broulht 8faln&t ~t'baeh b)' Olyd" IUva ta a local buainNI mao J KniBeJ; of Oolumbua. Two Killed When Auto Is Wrecked �\ WBDJ.U40AY, at?Ii +f"'D 2, tnt r.- ![' .._..,, Q ~ Justa Dud LY TRIBUNE ! a . . - at.K. :U. at !'oil omot .... tbt Act. of • .T HURSDAY lnl, UM 1t March I. lfrt." P.•bllebed Dally and Gil""""' ll&lllfdQ. '-loa 8ocoDcl BI-t I'O<IlenW, Q. WbiD aar lrleDCIIIINlcl Ul ltilat or neWJ matter tor publiel;t.\clllll theJ ...,.. ID ~ ,._ 1f1n lbelr . . .t-Ollhoulb nol n-'17 to bt jik' t ~ letWn. bcnmlll' ueelllmt aDd ~ 111 t.be:ra1 .,._ .... - ... Blom Bn.dbury and famUy ot Oallla an4 TODl BradJ,ury and taml ly of Hun\.lniton wif!re vllitinl home rollla over the week md. Tha,t'• Not Nice September tbe Jrd wW ... publllhod. ..... Stand'mg Leal!>,.e '1111 MBIOS PIJJILI8BINO COIIPA!fl' PBOM I A.M. UNTIL S P. M of I'Dmd'OJ. Ollie SiL ....._ Olk:e Ul4l ClrclDlt.tloa De111l. Call ZII· S The Sblrt Sale 5t;TIONU ADVEIITISING 11$P&ESENTATIVIi - - -· eenne-Tenney OorporatioD New York and Chica10 Ohio Elet::trlc half of play, with only two 11101 ~ w.eU to 10, In which U!ne they wm ~ forc-ed to play a aame witn the New York Cenka.l team w1.J.~ nen or the nrst hiiJl at play I'h•s PM NJMtrtal Oflee C&ll III·L ::: Southern team ta to aate, holdlna ttrst )JIS:cf' 1n ._.,e lealJUe here ror Lhe ~d No ~euUemen \1 Ill My "h~y ,. to ttltr!l(l lht! ut ttorltiOn HI II et'UI wJdow.-l'oletlo Illude. I SLUMBER PARTY M ... Kothcyn Ellubeth Juhllng Thert v;IJI be an lee tream social at lhe MornlnK Star church Frida\' night Stopt 4 The Ha1 vest F ca~t held at tht entertalnHi seveaal friends with a a\umber party at her home on South Second avenue Tuesday t!VtH m1 MISI! Maxine Bums niece of Mrs. Waltel HarriiJ was wueat o! hw1or Thoge preBent were MiMe'3 Stella Palmer Mayme Covert Evelyn B~w111 t, Ruth Grate and the hostt'llll Miss Juhllna Il ~e waa scheduled to have been SOCIETY MEETS play('d Wednesday f!V'enlng bw. l !l e Woman's Forelan MLS:>Io.l~u.se of the inclement weather Will be played Thur&d&ry evening ary .~krc.lr:>ty or tJ1e Ht11.U1 M E; 'lbe ter.ma and their tes peellv ~ r hu11 h ni~t at Lhe nome of Mrs Pft"centaae for the li('OOnd ha.IJ are Cha 1o1tt> Burnell on nonh Fourttu follows Won Lost Pt:t Another Irritable Grouchy Wife nll.t.Dr"J pf,'21f"''•"'• All "'lip0111 tw:hlnr, doctrine .or W&f P ~ ~. ereed, !t they are to have any claun the Jove, loyalty and devotion of the people! must be in harmony wtth tile teac:hlnttof JesUI the Christ WhOIMI warda ftt nto every fold and cievice ef the human heart, and of whom lt wuaaid in John 7 :46, "NEVER MAN IPAKE !'.iKE THIS' M.(N" • Upon ~RMki!J~o~."• -~ J"'""c...n_,.. C)WQ GuARD YOUR Tli.OUGHTS- Fmally, brethren, thing:'! are true, what~oever things nrc honest. whatsoever thmg:s are JUSt, "'hat.•wcver thi ng~ are puat!, whah\OC\er thing:-~ ctre lmely, whatsoever thangti nrc of good report, if the1e be any \Irtue, and if there be praise, think on the:.;e thing:t - Phtlippians 4 :8. whatso~ver ..,, 5i<lne':l FOOLISH WOMEN HE Rli:CENT d>Rclosures ll'hich brand the Wesl Virgmian, Pow er!-1, as a wholesale murderer. comparable to the famous " Bluebeard" of t~lory IJ.Uok ht:-~tory , show JU~l what a.ltnQ8t unbelievable things ca n occur in this ::mpp'o:-1edly enluthtened world. In ttddition to showmg the J.JUb!u: •Ro what h-eartle!'41'\ hea::~hl Home men ctUJ be, 1t f urther emphasizeR the fact that women, when struc k by that "Romanl!L Trend" laY the (uundatton tot• just ~mch deplorable oc-\ WAPWic~ - T ... l • I currences., • Such =ncident~ are not new tu the wuriU. This man who has been charged w1th at least five murders, is 1 ()t the pioneer killer, he i!4 but emulatinK others who have I h· gone bt•fure, a~ nre the \\Omen who ha ve Jecome I>' dupes. That oth et.s did not mt!et the l-18ffie fate as the tY..o women and three mnoc e nt children o1 the one, 1!'1 no l d Ut:! to any I'J ll)lcri or intelligence nn their part, bu t tnstt'ad. h1 the fact th at the .crlme~'~ were da s< overed before h e hat fime to tl'eat them to a hk e fate. . Instead of people who. haVe tf'ndenctes lu use Advt•rtising Me <hum~ to finJ hu:-~bnnrl f' nnd WI\ Cl'l takwg heed ===,=======:::!< SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD :iJo.I"'fi!:MBER 2 WAUC- New Yml~ ~34B 6~860! 6 LONDON oa.ngee In lneF . 1 t1 Her wlll revenled the nstruc on of the BH-year-old wife of 81r WUllam w a.steneys t •~ B dd "Bhe became a. conver "" u hlsm on her tr11-veb; abroad," her butler, Alfred Styles. at her home h lain d at Ivy Lod1e. near ere. exp e 'She used to meet the high priests of the cult and she read exten15 Jvely about it 'She was a Great friend Annie Besant and or Lhe Mahat• . ' . rna Ohandl with whom she corfrom t!Uch ,lei-!i'!OilH a!l tllll", the world wall move on Ill the responded frequenLJy same old orbit and there will be other Rilly peqple to take ~c~lie ltt :~c~otorc~ BEL;c~U ~::{~,· "At. Ivy Lod!iJe !!he built a tem"l'h :J • • pie, cOlltJ.na $50.000, contalntna a d b the plac e~ of ~ ho~e who have p.lnad~~· eel~ upe · _,.<\~~. fJOiUe t11 ,.. 8. Foll~': 8 ~ ,·;popular marble 1hron1!, rrum whMl emt~ 9 30• ld · j" 11 f I h I •rr1 ,,..'r:'. bl' I~'Sr. eXI.:t:.o:.i " ~!!:tJ~ 'It' fJil'l~ DAOJf; wmt lndlans lectured to student'!. WOr IS ~0" U 0 peop e W 0 e ~W"" · IU :n:t~•r ... n"'PII ~.Jmm·, 0 ftency San.., rr.,.. Ue1 89hcs were !lent In a sliver ence, thdt th c~e nb1cct l eHHo n~ ava1l but little. trey's Orch; 10 30 Vnl'lety 10 45, mn to lndla where an Indian doc 1 . h I 1 Bob Newhall, II Dance 01ch, • ~ t '·· d •~ lit h h Vrry prnbubly the women wh o~c ~~ 11 y, mu:-~ y 0\~)1130 Moon Rl'''· 12. Dallce Olcll or wuu use ""vs er ere carRev R M Kedwar{l M P was rled out her wish and BCattered letters to a man th,"v had neve r ~t'C il , arc uo W being read 12 30 a m , H enry Bnut•~i':; Popula.· citPd nt Allhford Kent for !allure them on the Ganges. by a pubhc greed\; tor ~nch new~, are lJar4k;ng Ill the sun- Orchestra t..o pay tithes, and the member or • • • ~ r ~ GOO tbc House uf Commons renewed Nearly every lad, playing In the 6 Ught of a new tound J>uhllc1ty In~tcad of hiding their fa ce · pn~~~~~~~~~<1 Yo;~e!;~ 4 ~ 1Lee ligltatlon he had been c.{rrymg on back yard , builds toy bridges and of the levy dreams of some day ""'annlng big in deepest :;ham e. Th e bcsl tome I·or :-;uc h occutTetl<'t!:o; I '~ • Mol ll<- 6 45 The Goldllergs, 7 f01 th e ellminntion the local . SoutiiCilliHIC 7 30 PQpulai con~ On Canvey 181ELm1 stream~. but. Lincolnshire hRS 11 for a ~pced y t11<d to I.Jc h eld, und JU ~t a s Mpcedy (•Xel•utaon tell 8 Po]~ulnl p1og1am 8 JO Queen Annr::; Bounty Committee boy who ma.y be able to bow;t that of the mod ern BlueiJt:~ard uftcr he ha:; been gu1lty ot lh \! F'op~!lm H.ont 9 30 G1~nUar:d Wllhd1cw .~harhgcs ~~o~ur~~~~c~; a spec1al bridge wu built for his • Rice, 111 15 Vlnccnt Lopez Qrch, of $~0 cosv: w en espec)Jll use crtmeK charged. 11 , Blue Rhythm Boys, 11 JO. The I fl 10-y c~t~olll pcnstonet VIR!'. H.boUt Bo Important Is the question or Coutluc utab tu be so ld fm tithEs whether or not an exclusive bridge Slnct' a hundred ve1u~ beim e t"he should be built for a n.vc-yea.r-old W IZ- New York ! :i4~ 5-760' 5 45 Normnn Conquelil Yohcn paymeut boy that t.l.e Holland, Ltncolnshtre, pm Lowell 1 holliUli u Amos 'n or tiUiell btcame tt. legal Instead of Education Commlt~e :18 hard put HONOR THY PA.Af.NTS Andy, 0 15 Pupulu.r Entcrtalnm~. o.n ccc'~smstlcal requirement there to decide upon the $l()O approprla· N THESE JJA YS, we hear on all ~tde!-1. ol u~ from tho"..: 6 '10, Fh1l Cook, 6 4J Believe H ha;-; !Jccn nn effort Lo bring about tlon involved The boy lives on the outskirbl of "T ., 1 what 01 Not. 7, Jauc l',1ohm1ms O~eh, t heir abohtlon w h o are o II( €nnug1I t o k now, t h a t lffit!l"' ate no s, Po 1m lu.I P1o 1pam, a 30 Popular At. f!Jst the tlthe 1cpre5ented Swinchcad, near Bolton Between th ey used to be'' (llld 1t muM be g-ranted th,1t they arc not. M!u lltlels 9 30 Cla.u1 Lu and Em t lw tenlh pa1 t of the lncrea~ of hi~ home and the road where he rro.n the profits 16hould catch an omnibus tor achool · . . I 10 Bhunbe1 Mu~lc, 11 Studio Pro- yea 1l~ n••slng Today '"hct~ thC'n :n l' dozen:-; o[ WU,\!-i l or the pt~op t> to g1am 11 15 Tnl Heul} s orch, lands. stuck~ ULJon hmdt. and th~ il'l a wide drain diteh. If \.h.'" mduSLIY nl the parls hlon.Jrs were a bridle acrOBS the ditch, he enterbun them :-1~· 1\t-! ~, thPh' were hut two forty ,\'Pan; lli"O U JO Ben Pollocks Dance Orch WJR- Diilllr olt 1400-7501 6 21 pm Everyone In the patlsh who had would have to wa.lk only m Those to,..~;o were ~nmg to the t hun h met:tlll~~ h<•lrl dunng BascbR.Il Scmes, u 45 venct 10 ,1 nn\thlng Ll1heable, ren under the Lo the road But without a brl<tgeiii.U.l the reo·ular ttm~ on Su nclu v ~1 nd Wcdne ~day <'Ve nmg:-- and Ensemble, 1 15 Ne and H I 7 30. Ic~;ulauon They we1e ptt.ld in the he must wal~ four and miles ""' · Melad v Moments 8. A &InK n p1oducl<! Uuur.selw.s the Jut.lg ~ met•tlng.'~. LaUi e elt-~f' w.1:-~ there to do. Mluule a 15. Popu!n1 Entertait1e1s • • • A Grant of $125 has And ... n 11eo pl e \I;Cllt to I<J(J.t(l' ltllll to dlUrth Bullh ..d B JO , Band Conce•t: 9 30 Cla1,1, mm{ u1t1es rooulted m 1836, to cd by the Board ot ~!~~~~:~:~ Lu n11d Em, 9 45 Pmls Nl!!:ht Life the sub6tlt ution of rent c.har&:es for the boy a father tor ie not thl' onl)' ditf{rence bctwt~en nnw nn.d lorty )P al''' 10 Amo~ 'n Andy, It Pu!i6 Col•m t hP. old lllt'thod o[ tithe pnymenl5 the father hBS been Otbl't ler,a;la.tlon ha:-; follov.ed fa1 to raise the dllferenet. ago. For ~V{' I)' IJo} nJ gar!. young man or womau \\iho i..lul ~~J'o 1~E: 5 ' p~f~~~~ ~~~~g;~ ~ 1~~ 'I he assessment aow fa,lh1 into not treat hi~ or her mnth (>l' ot· luth<'l' w1th lh~ pi ope~ le- ClyrleMcCoys Popula1 Dance Ore,, t Y..o cia.'lses-~~.zclcslastloo.l and lay uthes As m0nft~teates were .;fllit~ spect due tht:m, the>re ure 1118 tn1lay "'tw f:ul1n thai n~ o:--ltlp ~vo6;~~~1c~~~ c~ 41 ~· 4 ~ 0 JHa~or~ ~>olved In yea1 s gone by the right eHsenlial furm ot conduct Teen. E 05 LouiE s Hungry Fhe, to theh tithe!! paKKed on to t.he · rl . 1 "(' 1 'I'' " 1 ttl . , 15, Um:le Walt aud Bkeezlx, B Crown and In ttUn to private On all :;tde~ 111 c1ur uy o tOO{ am es, 1 u 1 < spon- Eat! Bu1tnclt's (hch a 30 Popula. persons Tlthe -holdet s last years In Ene:~ sibi1it1e~ and gt!nerul a 11-round t arPI('s:o~n e)l!-1, we ~ce e\ l 1 HoUI . 9 :m, Claro Lu anti Em, 9 45 Chwch Dreum Ship, JO 15 The Stebbms ln.nd collrcted £1,100,006 IOpOil " ' ' dence of t/rJ.e lo~t art of hon01 111g the parents U~'~ t IH'll' ~ t.1 IBuys 10 30. Jl\n Oalberii Orrh , 11 ltthc~ amounted to £2,200,000 10 any 1111t110n a cPrtlfl· • • • h•nh tht utuath>n of any tion in lifr- desctv es. Thi~ dcrf' hdton of a 1luty ~.:ureluli) Tell Wet'm.s Otch II JO Bll Dona While then train raced at 80 hn tnc• or 1.._r....,1 nf real e.~l.atl! or , . hue ll Populau Dance 01chcstra 111 m.U the aame 1" any ver~ron wn.n im:~ocribcd as o ne ol 1he tron r ts i(l Vf' ll to 1\io~e-,. 11"< not alone I WTAM- Cleveland I280-te 701 miles an hOUI between London and "" n•tf\ocate<l to do ~o. upon r"'e! J>l ur •ufl. due to th e · fa ilure of lirre lhlldrcn It 1:--- mo!-ltiy brought b 10 pm . Baseball Sco~es 6 30 , SCELJ borough 25 pasaenger11 sat In ~ wnt t•<:~ot alft' to mall ... me Fu, thcr noltc(' it hereby ""-en that . Ocne aud Glen n 7 The Venettfllh n darkened CELl for two hours and 1" 1" a!("a\n~l th, valUilliOil of any about by a fat lure of the p11r e nt~ 111 exud111g that [J<IIlll'U~ 1 :ro Popular Concert. 8. Popula ~ WltnP.ssed a talkie thriller tn the- cnmt•l• rca! .,..Ut.r., will lw heanl by t~ b.. ard of fhst experiment with S•.)Uild ftlm Re~i~tvn of M.,,,.,. County Ohio;~, at the lar tribute whtch should huvc heen PXULted when 'h e ir 8P 1 og 1 " 111 8 :to Popuhu Hour, 9 30. p!ojcrtlon on a pti.!II!Cn!ler t1a.ln In offic,• of thu County Audft.•r PumN'O)'. . pons Inten lew 10 15 The StebOhio at lb., time and on th.. folklwlnlil' oft'spring Wel't' young and thear lllllllil"' N\~II~ tmprl!lsscd bins Bo~ s 10 .to Pic Plunt Pete th •-..., coun t 1 Y • dat., •• 1o be sme, Lhe experiment was n....rord Town~hlt• &.ptemiHir j at 11 . I 10 15 Hobby Prog1am· l Muslcai Wlth that qUa tty. . Bulletin Boutd 11 15, Ma;my La.n· not allhogetht>r EL success Wit· A :o.t No matter how much a. parent ~>~peak~ that he doe:-:.n t dl'l s 01ch , 12. Midnight Melodte~ ne:;scs said that notw1tll_standlll8 A. c~.."'1<l' ThwnahL1•. the felt l'nlng of the conch, the Columhla Town"h1p, Sept<1mber T, al :£ mind, hnw much he hchttleK the habit. he can not help ~!~~~~a~"tla~~:e'J~~h~~~! and HaS 1oar of the speeding train drown~ P M. 1 ed out mQI!L of the sound. L•bano11 'l"own•hlo. S~tpt.ethber ~ -.t 11 !1ut notice 1ts Jll'actice wh&~t H dnhl does show ho\\ he ha ·1 __ lmprovement, howe'!-"E"r. lfl l!lutf' l.et"n Town~hlv. s~ 1,tember s at 10 been taught. Children aH they gmw older nnd reaHz C! I . t,o come i! the Idea prove1 popular .4. :M Mid James Forsy~h. 0 technlca.l Olne Tl\wnahlp, Sept~bt-r e. at 2 what their mother and their father mean to them. , Ree1SVJII~ expert 'Instead of 11n1ng Ute r o~!ln 8 ~ Town11hlp, Bor;rtem.btr !1, at ~ do not have to be lold about how they shuulrl be ll'eated, I __ coach with felt we 11hall U6e some A. M Town•hi.- &optumbe 9 Rt 10 P'l••wtfll .. ~ 1 \ 1 { .1\ tor Mr~ En ... na other oound-proor substance We A Rntl•nd M they .ense it through an innate fechng whll'h l'll n not h~ j' Est~'lft rSibf!rtl l!lunmi.<:.'e1· wer f' shall H'fiUI!Ite the sound better. $') s .. lf:m 'l'awntolup, ~lcptc:MI ..r o llll ~ described, except in rare instances. conducted here at the ~hrlst hm as to Increase It here or decrea..e P M .4. S~iMbury 1own~h'''· Sept•• Iter 10. •t 8 , c~urch SR.tttrday 1\ltcti'loon 11.t 2 It thC!e In croordng polntr;.. Hnwever • the~ inMtance~ come trc4uently enough . 1o c.itJI It In chAnrP nf R e'' Fl ad I An 8 rt x 6~ screen wa.s used s"'l'io rown•hLtt s~vt.. mb•H 10. .'ll 10 tlu~t one notic~H how worth lei'\~ a t~nn or daughter IR who Ga.rdnu of Mldctlr.port. She was 5~J Rclnlolced power in~;talla.tion In- A 'I oludcd 20·8IX volt OO.tterles A S11tto" To ... n•hLJ•• 8epu-ml... r faiiR to give trihute when tribut e il' du e. Nothmg. appeal'::~ ~:,~: °~~ra~dlo::~im~e- ~he1 ~:n,·~ sound film reproduction machine p Ml•ldle " 1,ort VllhlK~. SeptemMr 11, •t 'WOfiiO than the act of !!howing no l'e!4pect to a father or member of tht Chrl8tlan church has been dev~loped lor , home Vl' A. M I h~talled ' for Vllt ...., R•ptem..,.r 11 , .t t ' by otf•pring arown to man or wnmanhood who and \!'1 'mrvived by otu! ~;IHtel Mrs ttaly. .nsf! that l'll.~V be · \ a. ..,ne vm. 11e, Se&:>tell'oi.oer 12. 111 ll "' IMabl.:l Barton· of East t.l\!erpool $3.~10; ealci For~' 1 1 ~ •• , • AM , reaeht"!d the state where they Rhould know hette.r. <l!lrt Tll'""' t1rothe1S Wavne of Cleve Because ahe OOUend that Ahe R11~a!ld VIllage September 12. 111 10 go far wrong in world who prKctices the WQUid be re-Incarnated 88 an Jn~ "·s~"",..., vn ..~~:t, s~wnhttr n at 1 ,.,~l!it pf trL.ti)\g his parentR .li.S they should be treated, Irclatl.ves BurtR.l l'r"'B& made m the dlr.n. the aahe& or the body of thr. P • H J BltocblON, County AUI,Ittor , ., _ , 11}e~~-nnt Home "-=.el:4ry with un- l,.te Lady JuJia Wa~ttneys •"ere 1 cast Into the mudd)' waters of the I •.u-j:O:. Clerk or tM Bo&rd or R•Vi•lou. ls 1141oeaoY. to do. dertakor Barton m . ''!!'>"'~·· Radio Program Pill, K••c Smltll'" M•lsJc, 615, Den ... "' ' nts Klng'll Orch. 6 45 Mmt.on Dm•. "'' 7, Band Cmwc1L, 1 45 Gloom Cl ·•s•ls, B. Fus; Freight, 8 30 , ... " Cnme Club, 9 Pcr~>onnlltles. 9 30, Tone Plc&tres 10, Ea11 Ca1pente1 s Orch, td!'Jo. Will Osborne's- Orch, 11, Be n Bcrblcs Orctl, • 2· Red NIChols 01ch 12 30 aJI Dave Abianu;· Dance Orcheslla WLW- Cmcinuatl ( 4 2B~100l 54 ; pm, Lvwc ll Thomns 6 Am06 ':t Andy, ~ 30, P~ll Cook, 6 45, "BE'- II ~ ; 1 dOll Sept :.!-Churches andJ on p!IVHte lndl\ tdmt:H ore still w -~ England llltl1ougll It teet 1ng t nc:~ m few othca countries retELin these medlevtt.l customs. and ln splte of atcu ggle against h d u t om~an year 6 t hem Like an anachronism to the forelgncr Is the news ot the latest t.tl\• gnge!llent 111 thl:s ancient battle A Suffolk fa.uner VH\5 fmced 00 sell hili ~Look to pay a t.lthe And the tlt.ht, .f\t ' wll.s i!i&ld WIUI J»lld on p1oduce which did nut pay tbc ca~tl ol producLiyn 1ft'hls occunente and two othere :teceutly have Jed farmers to plan • d campa 1 " ::;ti ong and W1h1e aga lnHL llthes L Jll [ Thursday • LADY-LOU-HOSE "READING" APPLE PEELERS Tbl1 Standard Clean apples. Peeler all peels rrom 11tem I lu bottom. Made 11IUl new lmprond c:uned knile. ,. " , ..$QtJ.c•· ' 1 1 1\bde wtlh 1 lll•t ' " I double hceb and toes arne! el !Sl"p-Hurable and C<:Ollonut·al culors- Hia(k, \\'hltc. L1ght Gun 3 BARS JOe platu An entirely new shapt· and de- 8be 2b.U rla.et~. ln.-lletit ~ •• l.llc lln(•k, Bicg" 'I an VENETIAN MIRRORS nark 1\lctal, Plpinr Gun Metal, Dark, t'rtn ·h Nudr, Tan Bhasu.- It certainly is worth the price • • • • •••• but where do you get more for your money than in buying Electric Service? Quality THURSDAY 16c A PAIR slrn whh btauUf•l richly hitnd etched. THURSDAY $1.29 CURTAIN PANELS 100 CV'-In ' "~ide by P~>:neiR In this lot--4~ •Ilk Rayen Frlnre stwed on ~~em. M.ldf' of <k.m sort h;uullrS: Kf'•lln-so-fl wood !\ ,;9t· value- -- 19c ] \_ varo THURSDAY SPECIAL DISH PANS 4--. cotton hl11hlv ab!Sorb.mt will not scratd1 the fiHIIr-Slr rug hl THURSDAY 2Sc A PANEL Airmen IJntrorm Gray Enamel on hea\y steel bue, holklw welded "THURSDAY handles, Oh Boy!-!WO runs-two homers apieceand it's the ninth inning. • The thrills of such a game are well worth the price to a ball fan -and he feels pretty well satisfied with the old home team when it crashes through. • When you compa.:., the cost of the three hours spent in enjoying a ball game, with the cost of three hours use of electricity, you know electricity is cheap. • Look at the home runs for your money pictured I FLOOR MOPS tbcbn 2 1-4 yard& Ion, Finer q.allty MarqutJJette-:1 itkh h~m bottoms with 4 - - - - - J 1\lr rcerizetl t;trn, wide hem tup with rav- 17 • • ' . "COLGATES" and "WILLIAMS" CUP SOAP 3 1 12 quart "Uncle Fuller" SPECIAL 22c BOY'S WORK SHIRTS LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS A rei& Slipper made with padded leath- A fme Yarn blue t hJ.mbray Work Shirt. two- - F he htlltnn 'oat shIt' with continuous er soles. aprtng heeh and a fluffy, toned pom~pom. They come In a nice as110rt.meni of colort1 and the rron~ f to a. 4 real IJuy. 44c A PAIR sl1es run fat:ed sh:rvts. In Junior si:&('Y t'ull ('lit M~ durn nn 'Mou rl•1n Cllt . . . .. hOlD' in sizes G to 12 and U \~ to 141-!! In yoat.h'l s ltf' ~. 50c 1 l 11 p,'P;r+uy 1 ~hUd ~ It - thil~ ~~~Y ~a~:e ~~d ~~~:t::: o:i.~~ cllar•• I ·--~u. slz" 6 I I MEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS Made by the Mack ShJrt Corporation. .Make':" of. fine Shirt• for yean. Every Shirt guaranteed to g1ve sattsfachon ~o hold ib color if it does not, return it to us and get another Shift Free--Made in plain colon-Slue-White--Green-Tan-Also hundreds of fancy patterns to <elect from. -~ THE BUYERS ARE IN NEW YORK CITY ALL THIS WEEK BUYING READY·TO-WEAR GARMENTS AND TliE AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY IS BRINGING THE GOODS IN TO US DAILY. Elberfelds In P~meroy: The f 0 POWER - '-7 ! �\ WBDJ.U40AY, at?Ii +f"'D 2, tnt r.- ![' .._..,, Q ~ Justa Dud LY TRIBUNE ! a . . - at.K. :U. at !'oil omot .... tbt Act. of • .T HURSDAY lnl, UM 1t March I. lfrt." P.•bllebed Dally and Gil""""' ll&lllfdQ. '-loa 8ocoDcl BI-t I'O<IlenW, Q. WbiD aar lrleDCIIIINlcl Ul ltilat or neWJ matter tor publiel;t.\clllll theJ ...,.. ID ~ ,._ 1f1n lbelr . . .t-Ollhoulb nol n-'17 to bt jik' t ~ letWn. bcnmlll' ueelllmt aDd ~ 111 t.be:ra1 .,._ .... - ... Blom Bn.dbury and famUy ot Oallla an4 TODl BradJ,ury and taml ly of Hun\.lniton wif!re vllitinl home rollla over the week md. Tha,t'• Not Nice September tbe Jrd wW ... publllhod. ..... Stand'mg Leal!>,.e '1111 MBIOS PIJJILI8BINO COIIPA!fl' PBOM I A.M. UNTIL S P. M of I'Dmd'OJ. Ollie SiL ....._ Olk:e Ul4l ClrclDlt.tloa De111l. Call ZII· S The Sblrt Sale 5t;TIONU ADVEIITISING 11$P&ESENTATIVIi - - -· eenne-Tenney OorporatioD New York and Chica10 Ohio Elet::trlc half of play, with only two 11101 ~ w.eU to 10, In which U!ne they wm ~ forc-ed to play a aame witn the New York Cenka.l team w1.J.~ nen or the nrst hiiJl at play I'h•s PM NJMtrtal Oflee C&ll III·L ::: Southern team ta to aate, holdlna ttrst )JIS:cf' 1n ._.,e lealJUe here ror Lhe ~d No ~euUemen \1 Ill My "h~y ,. to ttltr!l(l lht! ut ttorltiOn HI II et'UI wJdow.-l'oletlo Illude. I SLUMBER PARTY M ... Kothcyn Ellubeth Juhllng Thert v;IJI be an lee tream social at lhe MornlnK Star church Frida\' night Stopt 4 The Ha1 vest F ca~t held at tht entertalnHi seveaal friends with a a\umber party at her home on South Second avenue Tuesday t!VtH m1 MISI! Maxine Bums niece of Mrs. Waltel HarriiJ was wueat o! hw1or Thoge preBent were MiMe'3 Stella Palmer Mayme Covert Evelyn B~w111 t, Ruth Grate and the hostt'llll Miss Juhllna Il ~e waa scheduled to have been SOCIETY MEETS play('d Wednesday f!V'enlng bw. l !l e Woman's Forelan MLS:>Io.l~u.se of the inclement weather Will be played Thur&d&ry evening ary .~krc.lr:>ty or tJ1e Ht11.U1 M E; 'lbe ter.ma and their tes peellv ~ r hu11 h ni~t at Lhe nome of Mrs Pft"centaae for the li('OOnd ha.IJ are Cha 1o1tt> Burnell on nonh Fourttu follows Won Lost Pt:t Another Irritable Grouchy Wife nll.t.Dr"J pf,'21f"''•"'• All "'lip0111 tw:hlnr, doctrine .or W&f P ~ ~. ereed, !t they are to have any claun the Jove, loyalty and devotion of the people! must be in harmony wtth tile teac:hlnttof JesUI the Christ WhOIMI warda ftt nto every fold and cievice ef the human heart, and of whom lt wuaaid in John 7 :46, "NEVER MAN IPAKE !'.iKE THIS' M.(N" • Upon ~RMki!J~o~."• -~ J"'""c...n_,.. C)WQ GuARD YOUR Tli.OUGHTS- Fmally, brethren, thing:'! are true, what~oever things nrc honest. whatsoever thmg:s are JUSt, "'hat.•wcver thi ng~ are puat!, whah\OC\er thing:-~ ctre lmely, whatsoever thangti nrc of good report, if the1e be any \Irtue, and if there be praise, think on the:.;e thing:t - Phtlippians 4 :8. whatso~ver ..,, 5i<lne':l FOOLISH WOMEN HE Rli:CENT d>Rclosures ll'hich brand the Wesl Virgmian, Pow er!-1, as a wholesale murderer. comparable to the famous " Bluebeard" of t~lory IJ.Uok ht:-~tory , show JU~l what a.ltnQ8t unbelievable things ca n occur in this ::mpp'o:-1edly enluthtened world. In ttddition to showmg the J.JUb!u: •Ro what h-eartle!'41'\ hea::~hl Home men ctUJ be, 1t f urther emphasizeR the fact that women, when struc k by that "Romanl!L Trend" laY the (uundatton tot• just ~mch deplorable oc-\ WAPWic~ - T ... l • I currences., • Such =ncident~ are not new tu the wuriU. This man who has been charged w1th at least five murders, is 1 ()t the pioneer killer, he i!4 but emulatinK others who have I h· gone bt•fure, a~ nre the \\Omen who ha ve Jecome I>' dupes. That oth et.s did not mt!et the l-18ffie fate as the tY..o women and three mnoc e nt children o1 the one, 1!'1 no l d Ut:! to any I'J ll)lcri or intelligence nn their part, bu t tnstt'ad. h1 the fact th at the .crlme~'~ were da s< overed before h e hat fime to tl'eat them to a hk e fate. . Instead of people who. haVe tf'ndenctes lu use Advt•rtising Me <hum~ to finJ hu:-~bnnrl f' nnd WI\ Cl'l takwg heed ===,=======:::!< SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD :iJo.I"'fi!:MBER 2 WAUC- New Yml~ ~34B 6~860! 6 LONDON oa.ngee In lneF . 1 t1 Her wlll revenled the nstruc on of the BH-year-old wife of 81r WUllam w a.steneys t •~ B dd "Bhe became a. conver "" u hlsm on her tr11-veb; abroad," her butler, Alfred Styles. at her home h lain d at Ivy Lod1e. near ere. exp e 'She used to meet the high priests of the cult and she read exten15 Jvely about it 'She was a Great friend Annie Besant and or Lhe Mahat• . ' . rna Ohandl with whom she corfrom t!Uch ,lei-!i'!OilH a!l tllll", the world wall move on Ill the responded frequenLJy same old orbit and there will be other Rilly peqple to take ~c~lie ltt :~c~otorc~ BEL;c~U ~::{~,· "At. Ivy Lod!iJe !!he built a tem"l'h :J • • pie, cOlltJ.na $50.000, contalntna a d b the plac e~ of ~ ho~e who have p.lnad~~· eel~ upe · _,.<\~~. fJOiUe t11 ,.. 8. Foll~': 8 ~ ,·;popular marble 1hron1!, rrum whMl emt~ 9 30• ld · j" 11 f I h I •rr1 ,,..'r:'. bl' I~'Sr. eXI.:t:.o:.i " ~!!:tJ~ 'It' fJil'l~ DAOJf; wmt lndlans lectured to student'!. WOr IS ~0" U 0 peop e W 0 e ~W"" · IU :n:t~•r ... n"'PII ~.Jmm·, 0 ftency San.., rr.,.. Ue1 89hcs were !lent In a sliver ence, thdt th c~e nb1cct l eHHo n~ ava1l but little. trey's Orch; 10 30 Vnl'lety 10 45, mn to lndla where an Indian doc 1 . h I 1 Bob Newhall, II Dance 01ch, • ~ t '·· d •~ lit h h Vrry prnbubly the women wh o~c ~~ 11 y, mu:-~ y 0\~)1130 Moon Rl'''· 12. Dallce Olcll or wuu use ""vs er ere carRev R M Kedwar{l M P was rled out her wish and BCattered letters to a man th,"v had neve r ~t'C il , arc uo W being read 12 30 a m , H enry Bnut•~i':; Popula.· citPd nt Allhford Kent for !allure them on the Ganges. by a pubhc greed\; tor ~nch new~, are lJar4k;ng Ill the sun- Orchestra t..o pay tithes, and the member or • • • ~ r ~ GOO tbc House uf Commons renewed Nearly every lad, playing In the 6 Ught of a new tound J>uhllc1ty In~tcad of hiding their fa ce · pn~~~~~~~~~<1 Yo;~e!;~ 4 ~ 1Lee ligltatlon he had been c.{rrymg on back yard , builds toy bridges and of the levy dreams of some day ""'annlng big in deepest :;ham e. Th e bcsl tome I·or :-;uc h occutTetl<'t!:o; I '~ • Mol ll<- 6 45 The Goldllergs, 7 f01 th e ellminntion the local . SoutiiCilliHIC 7 30 PQpulai con~ On Canvey 181ELm1 stream~. but. Lincolnshire hRS 11 for a ~pced y t11<d to I.Jc h eld, und JU ~t a s Mpcedy (•Xel•utaon tell 8 Po]~ulnl p1og1am 8 JO Queen Annr::; Bounty Committee boy who ma.y be able to bow;t that of the mod ern BlueiJt:~ard uftcr he ha:; been gu1lty ot lh \! F'op~!lm H.ont 9 30 G1~nUar:d Wllhd1cw .~harhgcs ~~o~ur~~~~c~; a spec1al bridge wu built for his • Rice, 111 15 Vlnccnt Lopez Qrch, of $~0 cosv: w en espec)Jll use crtmeK charged. 11 , Blue Rhythm Boys, 11 JO. The I fl 10-y c~t~olll pcnstonet VIR!'. H.boUt Bo Important Is the question or Coutluc utab tu be so ld fm tithEs whether or not an exclusive bridge Slnct' a hundred ve1u~ beim e t"he should be built for a n.vc-yea.r-old W IZ- New York ! :i4~ 5-760' 5 45 Normnn Conquelil Yohcn paymeut boy that t.l.e Holland, Ltncolnshtre, pm Lowell 1 holliUli u Amos 'n or tiUiell btcame tt. legal Instead of Education Commlt~e :18 hard put HONOR THY PA.Af.NTS Andy, 0 15 Pupulu.r Entcrtalnm~. o.n ccc'~smstlcal requirement there to decide upon the $l()O approprla· N THESE JJA YS, we hear on all ~tde!-1. ol u~ from tho"..: 6 '10, Fh1l Cook, 6 4J Believe H ha;-; !Jccn nn effort Lo bring about tlon involved The boy lives on the outskirbl of "T ., 1 what 01 Not. 7, Jauc l',1ohm1ms O~eh, t heir abohtlon w h o are o II( €nnug1I t o k now, t h a t lffit!l"' ate no s, Po 1m lu.I P1o 1pam, a 30 Popular At. f!Jst the tlthe 1cpre5ented Swinchcad, near Bolton Between th ey used to be'' (llld 1t muM be g-ranted th,1t they arc not. M!u lltlels 9 30 Cla.u1 Lu and Em t lw tenlh pa1 t of the lncrea~ of hi~ home and the road where he rro.n the profits 16hould catch an omnibus tor achool · . . I 10 Bhunbe1 Mu~lc, 11 Studio Pro- yea 1l~ n••slng Today '"hct~ thC'n :n l' dozen:-; o[ WU,\!-i l or the pt~op t> to g1am 11 15 Tnl Heul} s orch, lands. stuck~ ULJon hmdt. and th~ il'l a wide drain diteh. If \.h.'" mduSLIY nl the parls hlon.Jrs were a bridle acrOBS the ditch, he enterbun them :-1~· 1\t-! ~, thPh' were hut two forty ,\'Pan; lli"O U JO Ben Pollocks Dance Orch WJR- Diilllr olt 1400-7501 6 21 pm Everyone In the patlsh who had would have to wa.lk only m Those to,..~;o were ~nmg to the t hun h met:tlll~~ h<•lrl dunng BascbR.Il Scmes, u 45 venct 10 ,1 nn\thlng Ll1heable, ren under the Lo the road But without a brl<tgeiii.U.l the reo·ular ttm~ on Su nclu v ~1 nd Wcdne ~day <'Ve nmg:-- and Ensemble, 1 15 Ne and H I 7 30. Ic~;ulauon They we1e ptt.ld in the he must wal~ four and miles ""' · Melad v Moments 8. A &InK n p1oducl<! Uuur.selw.s the Jut.lg ~ met•tlng.'~. LaUi e elt-~f' w.1:-~ there to do. Mluule a 15. Popu!n1 Entertait1e1s • • • A Grant of $125 has And ... n 11eo pl e \I;Cllt to I<J(J.t(l' ltllll to dlUrth Bullh ..d B JO , Band Conce•t: 9 30 Cla1,1, mm{ u1t1es rooulted m 1836, to cd by the Board ot ~!~~~~:~:~ Lu n11d Em, 9 45 Pmls Nl!!:ht Life the sub6tlt ution of rent c.har&:es for the boy a father tor ie not thl' onl)' ditf{rence bctwt~en nnw nn.d lorty )P al''' 10 Amo~ 'n Andy, It Pu!i6 Col•m t hP. old lllt'thod o[ tithe pnymenl5 the father hBS been Otbl't ler,a;la.tlon ha:-; follov.ed fa1 to raise the dllferenet. ago. For ~V{' I)' IJo} nJ gar!. young man or womau \\iho i..lul ~~J'o 1~E: 5 ' p~f~~~~ ~~~~g;~ ~ 1~~ 'I he assessment aow fa,lh1 into not treat hi~ or her mnth (>l' ot· luth<'l' w1th lh~ pi ope~ le- ClyrleMcCoys Popula1 Dance Ore,, t Y..o cia.'lses-~~.zclcslastloo.l and lay uthes As m0nft~teates were .;fllit~ spect due tht:m, the>re ure 1118 tn1lay "'tw f:ul1n thai n~ o:--ltlp ~vo6;~~~1c~~~ c~ 41 ~· 4 ~ 0 JHa~or~ ~>olved In yea1 s gone by the right eHsenlial furm ot conduct Teen. E 05 LouiE s Hungry Fhe, to theh tithe!! paKKed on to t.he · rl . 1 "(' 1 'I'' " 1 ttl . , 15, Um:le Walt aud Bkeezlx, B Crown and In ttUn to private On all :;tde~ 111 c1ur uy o tOO{ am es, 1 u 1 < spon- Eat! Bu1tnclt's (hch a 30 Popula. persons Tlthe -holdet s last years In Ene:~ sibi1it1e~ and gt!nerul a 11-round t arPI('s:o~n e)l!-1, we ~ce e\ l 1 HoUI . 9 :m, Claro Lu anti Em, 9 45 Chwch Dreum Ship, JO 15 The Stebbms ln.nd collrcted £1,100,006 IOpOil " ' ' dence of t/rJ.e lo~t art of hon01 111g the parents U~'~ t IH'll' ~ t.1 IBuys 10 30. Jl\n Oalberii Orrh , 11 ltthc~ amounted to £2,200,000 10 any 1111t110n a cPrtlfl· • • • h•nh tht utuath>n of any tion in lifr- desctv es. Thi~ dcrf' hdton of a 1luty ~.:ureluli) Tell Wet'm.s Otch II JO Bll Dona While then train raced at 80 hn tnc• or 1.._r....,1 nf real e.~l.atl! or , . hue ll Populau Dance 01chcstra 111 m.U the aame 1" any ver~ron wn.n im:~ocribcd as o ne ol 1he tron r ts i(l Vf' ll to 1\io~e-,. 11"< not alone I WTAM- Cleveland I280-te 701 miles an hOUI between London and "" n•tf\ocate<l to do ~o. upon r"'e! J>l ur •ufl. due to th e · fa ilure of lirre lhlldrcn It 1:--- mo!-ltiy brought b 10 pm . Baseball Sco~es 6 30 , SCELJ borough 25 pasaenger11 sat In ~ wnt t•<:~ot alft' to mall ... me Fu, thcr noltc(' it hereby ""-en that . Ocne aud Glen n 7 The Venettfllh n darkened CELl for two hours and 1" 1" a!("a\n~l th, valUilliOil of any about by a fat lure of the p11r e nt~ 111 exud111g that [J<IIlll'U~ 1 :ro Popular Concert. 8. Popula ~ WltnP.ssed a talkie thriller tn the- cnmt•l• rca! .,..Ut.r., will lw heanl by t~ b.. ard of fhst experiment with S•.)Uild ftlm Re~i~tvn of M.,,,.,. County Ohio;~, at the lar tribute whtch should huvc heen PXULted when 'h e ir 8P 1 og 1 " 111 8 :to Popuhu Hour, 9 30. p!ojcrtlon on a pti.!II!Cn!ler t1a.ln In offic,• of thu County Audft.•r PumN'O)'. . pons Inten lew 10 15 The StebOhio at lb., time and on th.. folklwlnlil' oft'spring Wel't' young and thear lllllllil"' N\~II~ tmprl!lsscd bins Bo~ s 10 .to Pic Plunt Pete th •-..., coun t 1 Y • dat., •• 1o be sme, Lhe experiment was n....rord Town~hlt• &.ptemiHir j at 11 . I 10 15 Hobby Prog1am· l Muslcai Wlth that qUa tty. . Bulletin Boutd 11 15, Ma;my La.n· not allhogetht>r EL success Wit· A :o.t No matter how much a. parent ~>~peak~ that he doe:-:.n t dl'l s 01ch , 12. Midnight Melodte~ ne:;scs said that notw1tll_standlll8 A. c~.."'1<l' ThwnahL1•. the felt l'nlng of the conch, the Columhla Town"h1p, Sept<1mber T, al :£ mind, hnw much he hchttleK the habit. he can not help ~!~~~~a~"tla~~:e'J~~h~~~! and HaS 1oar of the speeding train drown~ P M. 1 ed out mQI!L of the sound. L•bano11 'l"own•hlo. S~tpt.ethber ~ -.t 11 !1ut notice 1ts Jll'actice wh&~t H dnhl does show ho\\ he ha ·1 __ lmprovement, howe'!-"E"r. lfl l!lutf' l.et"n Town~hlv. s~ 1,tember s at 10 been taught. Children aH they gmw older nnd reaHz C! I . t,o come i! the Idea prove1 popular .4. :M Mid James Forsy~h. 0 technlca.l Olne Tl\wnahlp, Sept~bt-r e. at 2 what their mother and their father mean to them. , Ree1SVJII~ expert 'Instead of 11n1ng Ute r o~!ln 8 ~ Town11hlp, Bor;rtem.btr !1, at ~ do not have to be lold about how they shuulrl be ll'eated, I __ coach with felt we 11hall U6e some A. M Town•hi.- &optumbe 9 Rt 10 P'l••wtfll .. ~ 1 \ 1 { .1\ tor Mr~ En ... na other oound-proor substance We A Rntl•nd M they .ense it through an innate fechng whll'h l'll n not h~ j' Est~'lft rSibf!rtl l!lunmi.<:.'e1· wer f' shall H'fiUI!Ite the sound better. $') s .. lf:m 'l'awntolup, ~lcptc:MI ..r o llll ~ described, except in rare instances. conducted here at the ~hrlst hm as to Increase It here or decrea..e P M .4. S~iMbury 1own~h'''· Sept•• Iter 10. •t 8 , c~urch SR.tttrday 1\ltcti'loon 11.t 2 It thC!e In croordng polntr;.. Hnwever • the~ inMtance~ come trc4uently enough . 1o c.itJI It In chAnrP nf R e'' Fl ad I An 8 rt x 6~ screen wa.s used s"'l'io rown•hLtt s~vt.. mb•H 10. .'ll 10 tlu~t one notic~H how worth lei'\~ a t~nn or daughter IR who Ga.rdnu of Mldctlr.port. She was 5~J Rclnlolced power in~;talla.tion In- A 'I oludcd 20·8IX volt OO.tterles A S11tto" To ... n•hLJ•• 8epu-ml... r faiiR to give trihute when tribut e il' du e. Nothmg. appeal'::~ ~:,~: °~~ra~dlo::~im~e- ~he1 ~:n,·~ sound film reproduction machine p Ml•ldle " 1,ort VllhlK~. SeptemMr 11, •t 'WOfiiO than the act of !!howing no l'e!4pect to a father or member of tht Chrl8tlan church has been dev~loped lor , home Vl' A. M I h~talled ' for Vllt ...., R•ptem..,.r 11 , .t t ' by otf•pring arown to man or wnmanhood who and \!'1 'mrvived by otu! ~;IHtel Mrs ttaly. .nsf! that l'll.~V be · \ a. ..,ne vm. 11e, Se&:>tell'oi.oer 12. 111 ll "' IMabl.:l Barton· of East t.l\!erpool $3.~10; ealci For~' 1 1 ~ •• , • AM , reaeht"!d the state where they Rhould know hette.r. <l!lrt Tll'""' t1rothe1S Wavne of Cleve Because ahe OOUend that Ahe R11~a!ld VIllage September 12. 111 10 go far wrong in world who prKctices the WQUid be re-Incarnated 88 an Jn~ "·s~"",..., vn ..~~:t, s~wnhttr n at 1 ,.,~l!it pf trL.ti)\g his parentR .li.S they should be treated, Irclatl.ves BurtR.l l'r"'B& made m the dlr.n. the aahe& or the body of thr. P • H J BltocblON, County AUI,Ittor , ., _ , 11}e~~-nnt Home "-=.el:4ry with un- l,.te Lady JuJia Wa~ttneys •"ere 1 cast Into the mudd)' waters of the I •.u-j:O:. Clerk or tM Bo&rd or R•Vi•lou. ls 1141oeaoY. to do. dertakor Barton m . ''!!'>"'~·· Radio Program Pill, K••c Smltll'" M•lsJc, 615, Den ... "' ' nts Klng'll Orch. 6 45 Mmt.on Dm•. "'' 7, Band Cmwc1L, 1 45 Gloom Cl ·•s•ls, B. Fus; Freight, 8 30 , ... " Cnme Club, 9 Pcr~>onnlltles. 9 30, Tone Plc&tres 10, Ea11 Ca1pente1 s Orch, td!'Jo. Will Osborne's- Orch, 11, Be n Bcrblcs Orctl, • 2· Red NIChols 01ch 12 30 aJI Dave Abianu;· Dance Orcheslla WLW- Cmcinuatl ( 4 2B~100l 54 ; pm, Lvwc ll Thomns 6 Am06 ':t Andy, ~ 30, P~ll Cook, 6 45, "BE'- II ~ ; 1 dOll Sept :.!-Churches andJ on p!IVHte lndl\ tdmt:H ore still w -~ England llltl1ougll It teet 1ng t nc:~ m few othca countries retELin these medlevtt.l customs. and ln splte of atcu ggle against h d u t om~an year 6 t hem Like an anachronism to the forelgncr Is the news ot the latest t.tl\• gnge!llent 111 thl:s ancient battle A Suffolk fa.uner VH\5 fmced 00 sell hili ~Look to pay a t.lthe And the tlt.ht, .f\t ' wll.s i!i&ld WIUI J»lld on p1oduce which did nut pay tbc ca~tl ol producLiyn 1ft'hls occunente and two othere :teceutly have Jed farmers to plan • d campa 1 " ::;ti ong and W1h1e aga lnHL llthes L Jll [ Thursday • LADY-LOU-HOSE "READING" APPLE PEELERS Tbl1 Standard Clean apples. Peeler all peels rrom 11tem I lu bottom. Made 11IUl new lmprond c:uned knile. ,. " , ..$QtJ.c•· ' 1 1 1\bde wtlh 1 lll•t ' " I double hceb and toes arne! el !Sl"p-Hurable and C<:Ollonut·al culors- Hia(k, \\'hltc. L1ght Gun 3 BARS JOe platu An entirely new shapt· and de- 8be 2b.U rla.et~. ln.-lletit ~ •• l.llc lln(•k, Bicg" 'I an VENETIAN MIRRORS nark 1\lctal, Plpinr Gun Metal, Dark, t'rtn ·h Nudr, Tan Bhasu.- It certainly is worth the price • • • • •••• but where do you get more for your money than in buying Electric Service? Quality THURSDAY 16c A PAIR slrn whh btauUf•l richly hitnd etched. THURSDAY $1.29 CURTAIN PANELS 100 CV'-In ' "~ide by P~>:neiR In this lot--4~ •Ilk Rayen Frlnre stwed on ~~em. M.ldf' of <k.m sort h;uullrS: Kf'•lln-so-fl wood !\ ,;9t· value- -- 19c ] \_ varo THURSDAY SPECIAL DISH PANS 4--. cotton hl11hlv ab!Sorb.mt will not scratd1 the fiHIIr-Slr rug hl THURSDAY 2Sc A PANEL Airmen IJntrorm Gray Enamel on hea\y steel bue, holklw welded "THURSDAY handles, Oh Boy!-!WO runs-two homers apieceand it's the ninth inning. • The thrills of such a game are well worth the price to a ball fan -and he feels pretty well satisfied with the old home team when it crashes through. • When you compa.:., the cost of the three hours spent in enjoying a ball game, with the cost of three hours use of electricity, you know electricity is cheap. • Look at the home runs for your money pictured I FLOOR MOPS tbcbn 2 1-4 yard& Ion, Finer q.allty MarqutJJette-:1 itkh h~m bottoms with 4 - - - - - J 1\lr rcerizetl t;trn, wide hem tup with rav- 17 • • ' . "COLGATES" and "WILLIAMS" CUP SOAP 3 1 12 quart "Uncle Fuller" SPECIAL 22c BOY'S WORK SHIRTS LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS A rei& Slipper made with padded leath- A fme Yarn blue t hJ.mbray Work Shirt. two- - F he htlltnn 'oat shIt' with continuous er soles. aprtng heeh and a fluffy, toned pom~pom. They come In a nice as110rt.meni of colort1 and the rron~ f to a. 4 real IJuy. 44c A PAIR sl1es run fat:ed sh:rvts. In Junior si:&('Y t'ull ('lit M~ durn nn 'Mou rl•1n Cllt . . . .. hOlD' in sizes G to 12 and U \~ to 141-!! In yoat.h'l s ltf' ~. 50c 1 l 11 p,'P;r+uy 1 ~hUd ~ It - thil~ ~~~Y ~a~:e ~~d ~~~:t::: o:i.~~ cllar•• I ·--~u. slz" 6 I I MEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS Made by the Mack ShJrt Corporation. .Make':" of. fine Shirt• for yean. Every Shirt guaranteed to g1ve sattsfachon ~o hold ib color if it does not, return it to us and get another Shift Free--Made in plain colon-Slue-White--Green-Tan-Also hundreds of fancy patterns to <elect from. -~ THE BUYERS ARE IN NEW YORK CITY ALL THIS WEEK BUYING READY·TO-WEAR GARMENTS AND TliE AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS COMPANY IS BRINGING THE GOODS IN TO US DAILY. Elberfelds In P~meroy: The f 0 POWER - '-7 ! �.,.....t. - . -c COLUMBIA lOUIS ~.~:::le"·- AlL - sn~s £f'JACK" cAN coME BACK IF HE !~tN,~":! ~=: ~:: ,.;~;:~r~i TH£ :n ANDiriG · WANTS TO, ESTEllE BELIEVES -~· f r:':~~= ~rs..=...r:.: ~'*Jfaa:=· ;..~ ' not.~ R[v[Nc[ IN ~~M[ I IS SOCKIN~ ~~ll correaponden~ ~~~~~f':~~~ ~ ;:"boO::~~ ~~ Knockout King 8 ~'::-,'·~do~ ~= ~',·n<"'a."'c·,,, TUESD~Y NI ~ HTl! s~ •~&~~• -~liN Halted By Sekyr.,." ~ept. fOR lON~ TRIPS ~1~.:-~~~IJ.s. ~ ~~ Cberry Ridge- · d~nd ~ ' r<t . . - . .. •o-r lobi& be la tlw J'&OII , 10\IDIB' \Dan t.nl a-verap · . . . . . ... fl'IU17 AMERICANMSOCU'l'f:JN ' Blaoto Out Third Home Run Since Sunday With Basco Full By Three; 1 _. 89 7i 71 " ti6 d'J ·""' .53::: .514 \Copyrliht 1931 "' I N s' .,,.... cr tn.. ano....., tben 101 an4 Lou11, Sept 3-"Jaclr. Demp- i.hat. 1, the 1mprtl81on lila n,ttr him. from •etnc u : MY do anyUliJl¥ he make. h1l aave u ahe quitt frankly aad fair· N o\blr men.." G9 68 .IDi i mind up to . .. '1:1 .tHO ~ Chlrll t: O BnYJ l ly u . . . . . . . . 7t.i OH PiLt-"hurgh 6U Yanko Win Two; Senators Trim D o~t,_,., . . . . . . . . &9 Phlladclphm ~5 Cin r umati 45 A's; Giants Win ~~ 7a V0 6! W ti!:l 7J OJ t82 1C 4W .38b I P et. .64.a .5111 .5S9 .,, .46f! .461 .430 .352 13) COPFLANU r. BURG l NS ::;port~ W 1"JlCJ Nr.v York. S l p t. :! ~ Luu (i{'hlill: . the late man Flidny, valt·. t a nc1 1:1o00gc for George Hcrmun Rut h . n vui'.r.d todny. W:•cn th; New Y.. tk Yauk er s· fh"Mt ba."\Cman trcttcd t.Ul at ":'.-1 11 kee Stadium today for t h~e u r ~t Um• ~ in a grt~ul many )l'ar.~ 1\(• looktd the so~cn!Ld Kmg u1 Swat right in the eye and ~uh..l. ralh .~L lnl' drama ol l?ve .rreaLer than llfe. Help Wanted·~-to Also Comedy "AMBITIOUS PEOPLE" LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Today and Tomorrow "THE fUBLIC DEFENDER" ,_. ,. Ht.ar and See ; Richard Dlx, Jtuth Hunt and a.plnll~ • c.ar. Jlodern equipment.. oau, 8eJvtce BtaUm, 8out.a end of DruSp Approach. a~llt.. wt Ed~nd Breese. 1wlndlen of the Weslon, Shlri£Y Gray, l'aal Db: in actloo-Swunr four liq&re people'~ money. Alao Comedies "There He Goes" and "Your " . Busmeas ~- CRANCE OP LIFETIME-ReHab~ ~an wanted to call on farmer~ in M'aaon County, W, Va.. Won~tr ful opportunity. MakD $8 t.c p1 dally. No experlcnte or capital needed. Write today. MeNDS COMPANY, Dept. 8 F'rM· AMI-.:RJCAN LEAGUE C lub Pbtl.d l'l p!l ~ fL W: :;hm g tun Nn" Yu1·k Clevo•; ;tllcl Sl Lo uis Detroit C hl ~ "go Eu•:tun "O h. Yt.'ah! "" Awl cur Mr. Hutb! Wh11.t CUUlll th e poor man d o? He slmply han to cf' St h is blue eyes right ou tt.l.' Won Lost 00 7(i 75 (.;J 5:.! :! 1 5() 19 lti f.ol 52 ti:l '{~ 'IU 71 71 P et. .114 .5~1i .5lll -~4 .4 ! ~ .402 391 .3tl9 \"F.STEitDA l"S Rt:S UL'CS Al'<IERWA.N ASSOCIATION. S l P<> Hl 12 ; Cch;:n :ms 11. ~t . P~1ul 12; Coiarotb:..:.S :i. Lt.J.<•sl·illf' 6; MilWaL!kef' 2. MJr.ncupdis 6: Tuledo ~ ­ l:lrtianapolis at Kan.'la.~ City weel"illgl~·: )'ear.~ Prt. won !lt tm tcap:)HIS T ukdo M NATIONAl. LEAGUt; Club W on Lo6• St. I JUIS 8:i 46 ~ n-. York "i-i M IS LEADING BABE u ' ooeMm1y uae \Ae term "'.qu.are !.oat c1ub ~~~·~~~1~~~~ By ROBERT A HEHEFORD d'---;'. d S · · 1 M. a. BLatt . "l'pl ·" ot If he really t.o "con.e tiQU '' to the riDI then his opponeni.ll 1D for an lnt.ertstlng tune." This is the frank oplnion of tNI woman who won t.he heart of thl! man who CQMUer~ the boxina world. ....., Ja,k '• ...."om~-k 0 Co.....-.,.., --... ,am · ' pato ~~~ b;lle nTot 1 • ' 'thiLally 1 mterf!s~~ .,..,u ay or, c ormer wor"" champton's• wife , as It m!&ht have been 5evera! ~ars ago. The couple are ~uinB ea.ch other Cor divorce. But that doe&n "t prevent Estel1e from sl1ll admiring Lhc man whom she ouce chou above all others to be her .t11at.e. _ I' wants omman tng ~.oea ecur· ed In Fin! lnning • w.n .. Game ' !Jpbl.bf • loot btDt¥1 ar~ ~h ly d11cl.l.llled Demn...y. "I tl'llnk really Lh&t ··come b&Ck to Lht rin&" La a rather lD&· ct phrase t.o uae In connectlon WI Lh Jll.ck Delnpllcoy . ~ate IIWttliJ' · Dnver .----- --·s~~ ~ ded . uspen . For Rest Of Y.~•r I lndlr.olod lha• • Broolllyn Ullll'*m in 1831 woWd 11e •• pielslnl • apy. 8 l CONKLIN J.LB8 e. Spor\1 W11Mr Hew Yor", ljfj'p':.. "'T'. and lUI . ~net Vi01tt ." 6on northwu~ and J.ln, Mal7 let spent Mon- !.-'.l'be march at Charley Ret&l&4, knockout klnl ot the . rapid t.boe ~~· m... d,lty with t W8.t; never ..,.. ,, !rom Lbe t.oward the heavywe11Jht ......m_..n J v1Ue ~ Perry Cond family ol rlng .d He may not have been en~ for Attac.lliDf Pellow Racer ahlp came to an abrupt halt today. ~ Violet &nd Dale Pen;. &aile Demp&oey In chllmplonahlp ft&'htll a.nd but Theuneapeet.edly lanky Northstubbed Dakota hill farrru:r -.. lal'- ~- cia In ulrc ct coutru:.t tu t hc gaml' Jaclr. lJvOO, ate A fter Raceo •t Obio ~)' toe wero rumeroy v ..... a -..n y. llb ye\\ the f\'enlng Ucla:'!.' when breathed bulllnl day In and day Sta•- Fair over Joe Selr.yra, veteran t.rlal lnet Randolph and chlldnln of thLy luldu J UJl l:kt: au Acconl. J.u out. There were &omeUm.ea atx )lorlli>C from O..yton. Ohlo. tn a ten Elk Run were the g:ueat.a of ber months In a year when he would found bout at the Quecnsboro Ita- sl.rtcr, Addie Shumway of Plora bcft.n' tJw t>.\ldllll' purt t ~ 11.m, th~.< be aw&.y from me enraa:ed ln his Columbul, O ., l!lept. a-JNB- tUurri Jut nlaht. Bekyra pract.tcal· ThuM'day. f:lmGu :, AII-Sw.r !ucu.J tt';1m, t·apboxJ.ni IJlt.ereata--referf!elng and Bill Bquler \"8\etaa lprinlftekl ract Jy cloBed bot.h or the farmer lad"a DaJe Pe~Tf vlllted hls un cle H'. E l~int:d by Lhc l)l.'Cr uf Hll shorL ~Lo1,1s the llke. hone driver, -todaY . . , bt.nned or, ll!)'e!\ In Lhe-.. nrst. rounds and then Perry W6drllAdy. Joe 1Pubh·('Ol·lJPI St!l.nley , :-hawed every trade tn the country for \.he 'peared hla way to a close de;;J&ion Dale Perry and wile atten<JOO the hst form -:Usplo.yLd by lhul ··He Wa6 aJwa~ 4 nappiel\ when rest of the year u tht :uult of ;i ldeaplte a ltrong and came nnlsh the Alhem h.Jr Friday R3lW',:n tion th is S\!n.&ou. Playing he with with his pugilistic oom· ca.n-up at the otUo State fair race by Ret.zlatl' . Mt"8 . Charley But t.s and son and lwad up ba.sclln.ll at all tluu ~ paniuru; or When he was enaaged In ~"'lf'UDI The writer's seore card gave ~;lx 1 dau!lhter spe nt Btlturday with Dell agninst lhc Cmw SjJCcinl:;. t h e-y wor k connected wiUl boxing. Beaten 1n a dOK .ftniah in the .rounds to Bekyra and four to Retz. Petr)' and wtfe. wun lht> game b~il ocore ' 1I 11 t o 5 S !t::1·1. JJ "' · · 4 0 0 o 1 "" All for Jack 's a:eftlnK back l'tto eeeretary of State trot, Squl~r leap latr. Several ringside observers Mr . and Mrs. Dave Stewart of Bt·<~l nn revr 11ge for lh(' lc l"l" '~:lt• Dmn, lC 1 0 1 0 co ndition, why, he was never oUI. ed from his 1uity and attacll:ed Dr. 'houeh Retl§nft' won lhc fight, de- Plea.-.ant Cove, W . Va., CBme Sat~h·c ll;•ti n g, tht•y ~cok at th e• l1- nds P. C<..:JY.' rf 1 o 0 1 or condition . Jack was alway-5 H. M. Parshall, Urbana drtver wbo ' IPile the fact that his race was I.U'day to vi81t Mr1. Ella Staneart. ,,f '·' " S uuth r· ·• Ohio ~l,·d•tr do~ » ~Hrul•rccht , c 'i 0 0 0 working oul at 110me g_ymnasium or wu: pllotl[lJ the winntna horse , arneared with blood for eight or Elsl( Miller Is Improving &lowly . 1 Mun d:•y l'> · 11 ~~»: . t ho • Ali-Slu· ~ other ll.lil.d his frequent refereeing Judlee c:hara:ed. ten rounds. He foreed the fighUng Guy Randolph p&&&ed aWaJ Prl~ start tri wtLh hluuti 111 lf 1\ lr l ' r c- a t' d "I .... 1ah :n t1 11 ti e ngagt•menl8 likewise kept him in P&r~haU succeeded tn drtv1na AI· all the w11.y and ftnlshed strong ar. da.y mcrnlng at his home ne.u- the dro'/\" Sl"lmef\'1 tlw •tRr lu it hur t:.- r trim. That Is one of the lhlngt~ one vln Ouy 1o · a win w, the second ter belna toppled to the canYM jw;t 1 Garden. He had btt.n 111 jU8t two lo thc sho wc1s 111 to~ ve l"} n. s ~ Hv1ae Runs Hl'm.sley, a . Gui n - rouldn"t help admirlnK about Jack, beat aleo, thUI wl.nntnR the day 'a las the bell ran~~: at tne end of the . 'IYeek..s . He was one or Lhe fllmiiJ" at 1aeventh round. hm:tlb St vcn IHt:-; 111clurlm g a Uw• . he is sucl, a nne physical speelmen feature. !thlrtt !!ll chlld.re.t all of whom sur .. home Hm cHr Dunn ·H hl' ~<tt 111 t n 1h.t-:· Bai-il' !ill : .t!.Jst'lJ;tem. of a mun . After Squier wall swpended, Miss It was the first deteat In the l v1ve him . Funeral ~~rviC(I; w.ere · Ba.~ en Ji<tlb by Ohlinger !. by ""Whon Jack :retll his mind on Baronea Watts, the nuy he had "ripper's"" spectacular c:ueer. Chas. cond.uckd at Alfroo Sunday after- · field nccouutcd for s1x num ami lhe l ::II ga me. Sherr WOk up l he ~ '-'hU\'Il r I, b.v S horr 1. a·n ythi ug hP Is not happy until hls been dmtnl. -waa put In charge of had won 31 out o1 his 35 starts by noon with bw-lal In the MJdtlff bu nk~l nnd while hH i1ard Ill (ill' 1:ual 1 ~ ~chleved or until he Is "Spee" Eraklne. another drtver . llnoekouts, rlpptng the features ot lcemf'lery. 5f'CC!Jd f1 am:;, d1is I J:"!'ti, JHt.eheti E:: ~.· r b~.. lnnln~;s . I hor t..UJ:: h ly convmced lhnt ile Is 8quiTeT wu accUied by wltneSBel Ihis opponent to shred.E wtth ~-:::;:::-::::co::--;;::;;.::';;;;~~ crrclituble ~amc Uwr~ufll'r uud 1 2 3 4 :; s 7 11 9 H ll Jo: fCt"k1m:: lllc impo.~:slble. And tt us· ot strlktnr the Ul;bana driver sJas'llng riKhl hand p•mches . Last At "BtiiJ:ton -Qino Oa.rlbaldi. 1\a· prob;,i.Jly wc;uld have W(ll1 had lw J ti ii-S uu·s 6 1 1 o u J o o o 11 11 :.! tml!.1· tllk -~ a r~tther strong ~onv ln- &CJ'()M the face and rieck wtth hla 1 niKht he was Klven a dor.e of hili Jy, <ic-'eated Tin~ Roebuck, Ok.IMt tun t.-d the cont.c~ot . Howt· ~er, t11c Bp<"{UI ]s 1 u o o o 1 11:1 o .1 10 il ccr to de ter Jack . So II he ha6 put whip. The alleged attack tollow· ~ own med1C1ne . IMma H I 1 Ule l I turf nnd hang his heed in :;haw · For, in case ycu ha<i1f i. br:t:u. brutal Lou slash~ d hi-s h1..m er)'. N 1 39 a lld 4.0 yesterday as U1e Yank>. l "":-t i 11 ' . ftc p~d lhC Ruddy H a~t c~ B c;;l,Jil NATIONAL Lf.AGUE 11 to 3 and 5 to l. When the ~t' t:· Ntw York 4; B oston 0. oud bolt Jr om LhL· blu..: \l as un Only gomc:; schedu: cd. C aptai n Stanley of till' ru vdt•d three m~;n hHJlt: ~ n e d tu tt· w l r mt•r~:~, highl y l'lul<'d fit the un bsc, lxlng the thirrl lime si nt:t AMERICAN LUGUE r rvu 5a l of form of h1..~ pro. Sund&y Gehrig Lxecut:::i wch 11 NJ'\1 York 11 , B:J.'l ttn 3. teg : s, ~a1d utter til e gallll' . l rlck This placed Lo u one shorl of th , :;eascnal t ccc.r".i for h e mer::. 111 N~·-~ York 5; Bus ton l. with his ches t taking up a a r 8 w with the 1,;. 1 ~ . ~ chokl't.l W~o fl hln g ton f>; P:1 11 ~dclph!a 1. little more rGO!n than I.S usY.'nml: Shulct of the gruncl uld Dt•l.rmt at Sl. Louts I Wet (;l"O Unrll ually the case. '"I've gut 11 cubs and Ruth jomtiy • lialdLuK , Ckveluud at. Chicago 1WC't team together no·.v that i~ growtdsl ll1at 1ecor d . ~Imply unbeatable..~ In h!Ltlng the lW ·J iL UJ" b:t!iCl":-; · In txplalmng hi:; \Wa.k 1'0DA Y'S GAMES hltti1 1 ~ while~ f.:f' tCI"al of Ill .~ Qehtig stretc h ect lll'i wnlkph~·l -n •ERICAN ASSOt.;IA "fiON s tars w·; rc cloutlflg ~o lmnl a;t.real: to six co tLo;cr ut i\'(' £li lll \'-~ ­ COLitlllbus u~ St. Paul. Jo~ ~n id , ··J snw my hit ting ThM is one le:;s thau thl" record, In <,JCinaJlOJI:; nt Kan:;as City. w asn 't nt'l'dcd thi!i evening hdd b y George Kdly, lormcrly of Wul sl·I/Je nt M llwuuk t>P. so I dec ided to sa1c my lhe Ghml5 and macic m W:l4 . 1n Toledo at MhmcoJJonl15. cr ae l, illg l1is bla ~, t in Llh.- »~:CO il'.\ d oul5 fc•· n sit uutlo u whcr ~ we Cltll cnsh in on 'em. "" gnnw with thr- l,; m:[':. 1'llt·ll, G h rlt~ NATIONAL LEAGIJE Capi. Crow had little to tiei K" ~ n Wlllinm s" leaL • f :-\lx N"w Ynrk at Boston (2 ~amcsl. homns in s ix c c w -t t· uL I~ .· ga:ue:-;. H IY r:l her t hu n that h h Cllh:ago r.L Cinclnnl.Li 12 gu:ncsl Kt'lly":-; rccnr<l wa:, : -~ 1·t 11 b . llt1l" bunch wculd be on t. hr JOb in Onl~· ;~amc}; 5eh<'dUIIO'd. run:; lu s ix stnli,::.lll )!,Ull: ~ ~: . the st ml· linals n ext. Stmcluy ul Syracuse. Anrl a ~lthng in ~ult to Injury, U1·· AMERICAS LEA.GUR hrlg hit both of hb biR lw av h·.; Wuslung tnn at Phlladelvhlu. whJ.Il Rut.tl wns 011 base . Bul dw Cl::whllld "~ Chicago. urc;;~.l nu\li - WC dill mean Huth~;i:--: H•n homdll"~lr scr llrt'd in the Dl •tn,•t uL St. Loui s. t:ot \lu oe ~1 11'\ks h 11 ust:H i n 1lw nr sl mnl·ng wH ·· t o\.1 big w hur.dica p Bo~"ton ut Ne w York . first game <~ml ~~. i11 M'1:n11t\ 1Jiu ~.: , for Jl>e Spu:ml"' t.o owrcomr . G . amou~t llw llilt t·r!; with .:rm . SuuI Oui!;(hP r nlHl li PIW:ilcy w1th a hmn t· mon·; or Lhc Atlll<.!LJt:·l i:; f11·::;l with 1 n m aN: um ~ inglr s C'aell. F:iH·l .385. wiLl! a lrlp lt• Rlld two l>illgil'S, 1111d OEl"ni~,; r:tnk~ tllm! with .J[)'l a nd E. Gu lnthl'r . H.uw ling~. a·,ld Dy ~' Rll tlwce ll.fl ' ahead t.l Bill T eJr y tll ll) lutr rl'.al.i onnl News S~ n·ice with tin ~ c s lu~ k-~ uw ll, Wt' l"t' tlw the [i iants , wh o ! H k ad mg Ntttwn~ At N ~w Y urk - J oc Sclr.)Ta. D'dY· lc:ulinr, hiltns . Dutch OhlmgL'I". al l_e,J.g ue bai! Lrs wll h .HI;. ton light h t'avywe!ght, dcfeatNI who pil rh~t.l u KOod g11me fo r l h r We wc ul d halt) Lo wager nur CIHU!(·y R ~ tzlaff , Duluth heaV.Y· Stan;, . was a l ~u v~ry much In the rhttmfl! ol· gumn- to h·~ :iV!'ll lLu l , weight, 1101 . . p,umP with twu s tlugln g blows of Rutr, Will p a:-~.~ GeiH iy l;ul. n1'.lfr: Nlol !<! Bl"flWn. C:t!Jfomlu h eaVY· f cn!; l vc l y. Cu:;l.cr und SUvn·~; al.:;v ~ urpr!" ing th!•lJ.lt-: h :wt: l13.fl!ll'l.e:l. wei3iot. kn cekcd out Puvlsl Prest· !;in gl et.l t wlc:. 1•ach. G. G ui ll thN Ruth ·~ th:m1·r:·: arc ~c.:mewlm~ dim· den, Italy <61 . l'iCor-~d tht-rr run s t o k:l{\ the pro ~ I!Jcd I.Jy Uu: hH:t pttch ~.-~ p.t cfer !o Untterto Curl, At•gcntme ligh t cessltm while Hem .sl~·.v. Custer, Dye . pJtcll flrouud. JUm hisiA'ad of tt• h ca•J•welaht, dafeatcd.. Chatl~ J and r .JS<ll scored twice ta·c h. ;... 111m. He got triO wa! ks in Lt~ !lr~;t Boyett..e, New York JG). Tlie lin : ·up iollow.-. : ~;anw }t">, t ercluy. A! Minm han, I.r\~11 il mvywdg h t All t:l!:m: AB R ll E Ea.m Jones, \V:;~:;;ingl·\n lJw·lcr 1 tie!"c ~ . :t'j J u liu ~ Wci:;r;, Gcrnuut~· (5t f:ll\'1"1'5. d ~i 1 2 0 Al N.::w Hnv~;n - Al Gninor, N ~·w G. Gulntlwr, 2lt waa dipped for ltn hlt:; i: :.' lh4 3 3 0 Champion A's but he ! annd c." Vm Ha\•£n lighl h('an'\\"dg lot d dcal ed He t!1: !ty , :11: 2 J 0 N< ~.';h-! · uad, t" 1·:hllc Wnsll !ngrC"n p ~ k~d 13 3,1 ft·· Bob Olin, New York llOl. 1 1 0 ~b; off Rub e Wa lb rrg, th ~ S ~ ll!t· At Memphis, Tcu n ~Edchc lKlcll CU.'hl". 11 4 :.. 2 0 tors bl'.:: kctlng H. 5 to I. Cl"J IJ1U Wc.Hr. Mcmp h ;:; lighlwd~ill de · Ru .~:.. dl. l b fi 0 0 0 l·. (iU.l1llu ·r . Jl got :::. homer nud t.1JT>" made Uu-, ' lc nL:·ci AI fil wrs. tHJ . !i L 3 0 hits in the Senator".; utl-.tck . ~ te ·;c Ah sh1. Dnw~r fl"'l(ltrc - :::::t:~nlc :;, :, ~; I, I ? Young Jim M.on ut'y, llu: R ;:Jid ·1\ll'io:;l·l ddratl·d l liliTY Hay, Call· Ohli1 ~;t·r. p ~) • 4 0 pitcher who still h"s corn !dk i11 .o:n:n. hi& (':tl'S, huri Cd 'ano ther shlttt 'U\ 1\·tnb 4:i lf wln:ng f ut· t h e N- ~w Yu< k G :ttnt :; Ht~m Steink ~. OC'l"lllllllY, dc ;·Po.l - Spc:t:t:•h. AU H H r: .1 ,, 3 over Boston 4 Lo 0. H(' li mi ton \ h• L·d G~:orge Zamrh1.-;. Gl CC'I '"!. Dye :lb Mravcs \ o ligllt IJ:n' nnd tll : re A ~ Baltimore- R-a y Stee l!' . C,liJ · D:tVIl: ~~ 4 I 0 IJt: :;, wa lkct! two and s truck out tornifl . d('fcatcd Mike Runmuc, F;' scl · 2b -I ;! 3 1 Oil€. Pe-ri !'Ct tall by lll c Giant :; Ch iCI'. gO. 4 (I 3 R:.nvl!11 g:-~. lh 0 helped t he you~hful lm ~ l~ l'r , wh o ~nr.dor Rzabo. Hung-nry. drkatcd Roy; .h,cl . . •. 2 ' 0 0 h as wc11 tour straight , two r;ame.s Milo Stclnboru, Germany .• &11.1 <"fer, p 0 0 0 I -- hifl l - - - ---- - For S.le. Mile.- ... . I IHE TEST! ..' 1!'11• ~. barfa1n. wsn sen •Plendld bulhcl, I tr,c, or orchanl. H. E. Oreene. T1'1ppefa Pla\ns, Otl!o. t4-3t POR BA~I.-::111---::H:--o.,.. ---:hold goods.. H-'VE 'TO 1fT M"( a; Mr... . A.4dl~ . F".OCiE 'TO ___ _ Bta~h. llfflt, lllddleport. ..:;..,_;__....:;_ 62 Do ILa.oe • ..... Peaebes ~1neroy. \Yi1t.e ''0" ... ••k· no ,•·. "'•1· Abooldetof24Ieavee of imported 1.\tu•. cigarette paper at• tacbed to each sack I "'to he :r& of ~­ NOW ••• 1.\tU•. cig"' rette paper -150 '"lea'Wlo to tlte books~ nt --· ~- i ~h t· 1¥. of •·n· n- ....."·. •·aJ CENUINE ;es •• ,.,ry :ce In by •· :r- .ce .. ,,~ The oh bur.e. - - . ,f, . til 1"0011" ~nt •.. In 1: f'Oft; RENT- '7 e r .. " • I .. "to FIGHT RESULTS 8At.JI:-Peaehc&, ,- ch ----- - ,on -- "'<1- - Wolipen ••• Ii I LET'S 'SNEAK OUTSIDE AN' PUT THE PORE PRUNE TO rl• -----~~ -~---· ~------------------------- I J01t, 111tno1a. ...... 'In - ~ybe I'm Wron; By Jo.... P. M..U.ui'J IHER.E'G 'l: FOI'!. MAC ,I :a.' • . I • d~JI 1Qlee •• ....•• "" .11!• ' BILLY'S UNCLE Up·to--C&tt wuKoriN nQW ~rdl to mrlevt pe4ut.rtan•. •·••to TOBACCO NQTHtf>)G 100 NICE ;. on, U}elr • runnlniJ Tablets Pencils Rulers Book Satchels Ink Pens ' / '-----__.;;;~-- Erasers Book Straps Crayons Spelling Tablets Theme Tablets IJ ••en nd •• •• ~!1 . j •nt en Ln he Your II •• •lr "' .r- "' • e BO he ' II • , 1 l (t • .Qo • •· he ' formerly8¢ ,ltatbburta's. L---·----·-..~- A.r. a.., liD , . ~1 \ . \. '. ·" ' . ) ... . _,. ~- . 1 £8 ... <r· ... all he "' ~r ali •·d• • • NOW Wash Dresses Boys' Sblrta Sehool Siloes ' Hose trom propoatn11 In rQw boats. • ., �.,.....t. - . -c COLUMBIA lOUIS ~.~:::le"·- AlL - sn~s £f'JACK" cAN coME BACK IF HE !~tN,~":! ~=: ~:: ,.;~;:~r~i TH£ :n ANDiriG · WANTS TO, ESTEllE BELIEVES -~· f r:':~~= ~rs..=...r:.: ~'*Jfaa:=· ;..~ ' not.~ R[v[Nc[ IN ~~M[ I IS SOCKIN~ ~~ll correaponden~ ~~~~~f':~~~ ~ ;:"boO::~~ ~~ Knockout King 8 ~'::-,'·~do~ ~= ~',·n<"'a."'c·,,, TUESD~Y NI ~ HTl! s~ •~&~~• -~liN Halted By Sekyr.,." ~ept. fOR lON~ TRIPS ~1~.:-~~~IJ.s. ~ ~~ Cberry Ridge- · d~nd ~ ' r<t . . - . .. •o-r lobi& be la tlw J'&OII , 10\IDIB' \Dan t.nl a-verap · . . . . . ... fl'IU17 AMERICANMSOCU'l'f:JN ' Blaoto Out Third Home Run Since Sunday With Basco Full By Three; 1 _. 89 7i 71 " ti6 d'J ·""' .53::: .514 \Copyrliht 1931 "' I N s' .,,.... cr tn.. ano....., tben 101 an4 Lou11, Sept 3-"Jaclr. Demp- i.hat. 1, the 1mprtl81on lila n,ttr him. from •etnc u : MY do anyUliJl¥ he make. h1l aave u ahe quitt frankly aad fair· N o\blr men.." G9 68 .IDi i mind up to . .. '1:1 .tHO ~ Chlrll t: O BnYJ l ly u . . . . . . . . 7t.i OH PiLt-"hurgh 6U Yanko Win Two; Senators Trim D o~t,_,., . . . . . . . . &9 Phlladclphm ~5 Cin r umati 45 A's; Giants Win ~~ 7a V0 6! W ti!:l 7J OJ t82 1C 4W .38b I P et. .64.a .5111 .5S9 .,, .46f! .461 .430 .352 13) COPFLANU r. BURG l NS ::;port~ W 1"JlCJ Nr.v York. S l p t. :! ~ Luu (i{'hlill: . the late man Flidny, valt·. t a nc1 1:1o00gc for George Hcrmun Rut h . n vui'.r.d todny. W:•cn th; New Y.. tk Yauk er s· fh"Mt ba."\Cman trcttcd t.Ul at ":'.-1 11 kee Stadium today for t h~e u r ~t Um• ~ in a grt~ul many )l'ar.~ 1\(• looktd the so~cn!Ld Kmg u1 Swat right in the eye and ~uh..l. ralh .~L lnl' drama ol l?ve .rreaLer than llfe. Help Wanted·~-to Also Comedy "AMBITIOUS PEOPLE" LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Today and Tomorrow "THE fUBLIC DEFENDER" ,_. ,. Ht.ar and See ; Richard Dlx, Jtuth Hunt and a.plnll~ • c.ar. Jlodern equipment.. oau, 8eJvtce BtaUm, 8out.a end of DruSp Approach. a~llt.. wt Ed~nd Breese. 1wlndlen of the Weslon, Shlri£Y Gray, l'aal Db: in actloo-Swunr four liq&re people'~ money. Alao Comedies "There He Goes" and "Your " . Busmeas ~- CRANCE OP LIFETIME-ReHab~ ~an wanted to call on farmer~ in M'aaon County, W, Va.. Won~tr ful opportunity. MakD $8 t.c p1 dally. No experlcnte or capital needed. Write today. MeNDS COMPANY, Dept. 8 F'rM· AMI-.:RJCAN LEAGUE C lub Pbtl.d l'l p!l ~ fL W: :;hm g tun Nn" Yu1·k Clevo•; ;tllcl Sl Lo uis Detroit C hl ~ "go Eu•:tun "O h. Yt.'ah! "" Awl cur Mr. Hutb! Wh11.t CUUlll th e poor man d o? He slmply han to cf' St h is blue eyes right ou tt.l.' Won Lost 00 7(i 75 (.;J 5:.! :! 1 5() 19 lti f.ol 52 ti:l '{~ 'IU 71 71 P et. .114 .5~1i .5lll -~4 .4 ! ~ .402 391 .3tl9 \"F.STEitDA l"S Rt:S UL'CS Al'<IERWA.N ASSOCIATION. S l P<> Hl 12 ; Cch;:n :ms 11. ~t . P~1ul 12; Coiarotb:..:.S :i. Lt.J.<•sl·illf' 6; MilWaL!kef' 2. MJr.ncupdis 6: Tuledo ~ ­ l:lrtianapolis at Kan.'la.~ City weel"illgl~·: )'ear.~ Prt. won !lt tm tcap:)HIS T ukdo M NATIONAl. LEAGUt; Club W on Lo6• St. I JUIS 8:i 46 ~ n-. York "i-i M IS LEADING BABE u ' ooeMm1y uae \Ae term "'.qu.are !.oat c1ub ~~~·~~~1~~~~ By ROBERT A HEHEFORD d'---;'. d S · · 1 M. a. BLatt . "l'pl ·" ot If he really t.o "con.e tiQU '' to the riDI then his opponeni.ll 1D for an lnt.ertstlng tune." This is the frank oplnion of tNI woman who won t.he heart of thl! man who CQMUer~ the boxina world. ....., Ja,k '• ...."om~-k 0 Co.....-.,.., --... ,am · ' pato ~~~ b;lle nTot 1 • ' 'thiLally 1 mterf!s~~ .,..,u ay or, c ormer wor"" champton's• wife , as It m!&ht have been 5evera! ~ars ago. The couple are ~uinB ea.ch other Cor divorce. But that doe&n "t prevent Estel1e from sl1ll admiring Lhc man whom she ouce chou above all others to be her .t11at.e. _ I' wants omman tng ~.oea ecur· ed In Fin! lnning • w.n .. Game ' !Jpbl.bf • loot btDt¥1 ar~ ~h ly d11cl.l.llled Demn...y. "I tl'llnk really Lh&t ··come b&Ck to Lht rin&" La a rather lD&· ct phrase t.o uae In connectlon WI Lh Jll.ck Delnpllcoy . ~ate IIWttliJ' · Dnver .----- --·s~~ ~ ded . uspen . For Rest Of Y.~•r I lndlr.olod lha• • Broolllyn Ullll'*m in 1831 woWd 11e •• pielslnl • apy. 8 l CONKLIN J.LB8 e. Spor\1 W11Mr Hew Yor", ljfj'p':.. "'T'. and lUI . ~net Vi01tt ." 6on northwu~ and J.ln, Mal7 let spent Mon- !.-'.l'be march at Charley Ret&l&4, knockout klnl ot the . rapid t.boe ~~· m... d,lty with t W8.t; never ..,.. ,, !rom Lbe t.oward the heavywe11Jht ......m_..n J v1Ue ~ Perry Cond family ol rlng .d He may not have been en~ for Attac.lliDf Pellow Racer ahlp came to an abrupt halt today. ~ Violet &nd Dale Pen;. &aile Demp&oey In chllmplonahlp ft&'htll a.nd but Theuneapeet.edly lanky Northstubbed Dakota hill farrru:r -.. lal'- ~- cia In ulrc ct coutru:.t tu t hc gaml' Jaclr. lJvOO, ate A fter Raceo •t Obio ~)' toe wero rumeroy v ..... a -..n y. llb ye\\ the f\'enlng Ucla:'!.' when breathed bulllnl day In and day Sta•- Fair over Joe Selr.yra, veteran t.rlal lnet Randolph and chlldnln of thLy luldu J UJl l:kt: au Acconl. J.u out. There were &omeUm.ea atx )lorlli>C from O..yton. Ohlo. tn a ten Elk Run were the g:ueat.a of ber months In a year when he would found bout at the Quecnsboro Ita- sl.rtcr, Addie Shumway of Plora bcft.n' tJw t>.\ldllll' purt t ~ 11.m, th~.< be aw&.y from me enraa:ed ln his Columbul, O ., l!lept. a-JNB- tUurri Jut nlaht. Bekyra pract.tcal· ThuM'day. f:lmGu :, AII-Sw.r !ucu.J tt';1m, t·apboxJ.ni IJlt.ereata--referf!elng and Bill Bquler \"8\etaa lprinlftekl ract Jy cloBed bot.h or the farmer lad"a DaJe Pe~Tf vlllted hls un cle H'. E l~int:d by Lhc l)l.'Cr uf Hll shorL ~Lo1,1s the llke. hone driver, -todaY . . , bt.nned or, ll!)'e!\ In Lhe-.. nrst. rounds and then Perry W6drllAdy. Joe 1Pubh·('Ol·lJPI St!l.nley , :-hawed every trade tn the country for \.he 'peared hla way to a close de;;J&ion Dale Perry and wile atten<JOO the hst form -:Usplo.yLd by lhul ··He Wa6 aJwa~ 4 nappiel\ when rest of the year u tht :uult of ;i ldeaplte a ltrong and came nnlsh the Alhem h.Jr Friday R3lW',:n tion th is S\!n.&ou. Playing he with with his pugilistic oom· ca.n-up at the otUo State fair race by Ret.zlatl' . Mt"8 . Charley But t.s and son and lwad up ba.sclln.ll at all tluu ~ paniuru; or When he was enaaged In ~"'lf'UDI The writer's seore card gave ~;lx 1 dau!lhter spe nt Btlturday with Dell agninst lhc Cmw SjJCcinl:;. t h e-y wor k connected wiUl boxing. Beaten 1n a dOK .ftniah in the .rounds to Bekyra and four to Retz. Petr)' and wtfe. wun lht> game b~il ocore ' 1I 11 t o 5 S !t::1·1. JJ "' · · 4 0 0 o 1 "" All for Jack 's a:eftlnK back l'tto eeeretary of State trot, Squl~r leap latr. Several ringside observers Mr . and Mrs. Dave Stewart of Bt·<~l nn revr 11ge for lh(' lc l"l" '~:lt• Dmn, lC 1 0 1 0 co ndition, why, he was never oUI. ed from his 1uity and attacll:ed Dr. 'houeh Retl§nft' won lhc fight, de- Plea.-.ant Cove, W . Va., CBme Sat~h·c ll;•ti n g, tht•y ~cok at th e• l1- nds P. C<..:JY.' rf 1 o 0 1 or condition . Jack was alway-5 H. M. Parshall, Urbana drtver wbo ' IPile the fact that his race was I.U'day to vi81t Mr1. Ella Staneart. ,,f '·' " S uuth r· ·• Ohio ~l,·d•tr do~ » ~Hrul•rccht , c 'i 0 0 0 working oul at 110me g_ymnasium or wu: pllotl[lJ the winntna horse , arneared with blood for eight or Elsl( Miller Is Improving &lowly . 1 Mun d:•y l'> · 11 ~~»: . t ho • Ali-Slu· ~ other ll.lil.d his frequent refereeing Judlee c:hara:ed. ten rounds. He foreed the fighUng Guy Randolph p&&&ed aWaJ Prl~ start tri wtLh hluuti 111 lf 1\ lr l ' r c- a t' d "I .... 1ah :n t1 11 ti e ngagt•menl8 likewise kept him in P&r~haU succeeded tn drtv1na AI· all the w11.y and ftnlshed strong ar. da.y mcrnlng at his home ne.u- the dro'/\" Sl"lmef\'1 tlw •tRr lu it hur t:.- r trim. That Is one of the lhlngt~ one vln Ouy 1o · a win w, the second ter belna toppled to the canYM jw;t 1 Garden. He had btt.n 111 jU8t two lo thc sho wc1s 111 to~ ve l"} n. s ~ Hv1ae Runs Hl'm.sley, a . Gui n - rouldn"t help admirlnK about Jack, beat aleo, thUI wl.nntnR the day 'a las the bell ran~~: at tne end of the . 'IYeek..s . He was one or Lhe fllmiiJ" at 1aeventh round. hm:tlb St vcn IHt:-; 111clurlm g a Uw• . he is sucl, a nne physical speelmen feature. !thlrtt !!ll chlld.re.t all of whom sur .. home Hm cHr Dunn ·H hl' ~<tt 111 t n 1h.t-:· Bai-il' !ill : .t!.Jst'lJ;tem. of a mun . After Squier wall swpended, Miss It was the first deteat In the l v1ve him . Funeral ~~rviC(I; w.ere · Ba.~ en Ji<tlb by Ohlinger !. by ""Whon Jack :retll his mind on Baronea Watts, the nuy he had "ripper's"" spectacular c:ueer. Chas. cond.uckd at Alfroo Sunday after- · field nccouutcd for s1x num ami lhe l ::II ga me. Sherr WOk up l he ~ '-'hU\'Il r I, b.v S horr 1. a·n ythi ug hP Is not happy until hls been dmtnl. -waa put In charge of had won 31 out o1 his 35 starts by noon with bw-lal In the MJdtlff bu nk~l nnd while hH i1ard Ill (ill' 1:ual 1 ~ ~chleved or until he Is "Spee" Eraklne. another drtver . llnoekouts, rlpptng the features ot lcemf'lery. 5f'CC!Jd f1 am:;, d1is I J:"!'ti, JHt.eheti E:: ~.· r b~.. lnnln~;s . I hor t..UJ:: h ly convmced lhnt ile Is 8quiTeT wu accUied by wltneSBel Ihis opponent to shred.E wtth ~-:::;:::-::::co::--;;::;;.::';;;;~~ crrclituble ~amc Uwr~ufll'r uud 1 2 3 4 :; s 7 11 9 H ll Jo: fCt"k1m:: lllc impo.~:slble. And tt us· ot strlktnr the Ul;bana driver sJas'llng riKhl hand p•mches . Last At "BtiiJ:ton -Qino Oa.rlbaldi. 1\a· prob;,i.Jly wc;uld have W(ll1 had lw J ti ii-S uu·s 6 1 1 o u J o o o 11 11 :.! tml!.1· tllk -~ a r~tther strong ~onv ln- &CJ'()M the face and rieck wtth hla 1 niKht he was Klven a dor.e of hili Jy, <ic-'eated Tin~ Roebuck, Ok.IMt tun t.-d the cont.c~ot . Howt· ~er, t11c Bp<"{UI ]s 1 u o o o 1 11:1 o .1 10 il ccr to de ter Jack . So II he ha6 put whip. The alleged attack tollow· ~ own med1C1ne . IMma H I 1 Ule l I turf nnd hang his heed in :;haw · For, in case ycu ha<i1f i. br:t:u. brutal Lou slash~ d hi-s h1..m er)'. N 1 39 a lld 4.0 yesterday as U1e Yank>. l "":-t i 11 ' . ftc p~d lhC Ruddy H a~t c~ B c;;l,Jil NATIONAL Lf.AGUE 11 to 3 and 5 to l. When the ~t' t:· Ntw York 4; B oston 0. oud bolt Jr om LhL· blu..: \l as un Only gomc:; schedu: cd. C aptai n Stanley of till' ru vdt•d three m~;n hHJlt: ~ n e d tu tt· w l r mt•r~:~, highl y l'lul<'d fit the un bsc, lxlng the thirrl lime si nt:t AMERICAN LUGUE r rvu 5a l of form of h1..~ pro. Sund&y Gehrig Lxecut:::i wch 11 NJ'\1 York 11 , B:J.'l ttn 3. teg : s, ~a1d utter til e gallll' . l rlck This placed Lo u one shorl of th , :;eascnal t ccc.r".i for h e mer::. 111 N~·-~ York 5; Bus ton l. with his ches t taking up a a r 8 w with the 1,;. 1 ~ . ~ chokl't.l W~o fl hln g ton f>; P:1 11 ~dclph!a 1. little more rGO!n than I.S usY.'nml: Shulct of the gruncl uld Dt•l.rmt at Sl. Louts I Wet (;l"O Unrll ually the case. '"I've gut 11 cubs and Ruth jomtiy • lialdLuK , Ckveluud at. Chicago 1WC't team together no·.v that i~ growtdsl ll1at 1ecor d . ~Imply unbeatable..~ In h!Ltlng the lW ·J iL UJ" b:t!iCl":-; · In txplalmng hi:; \Wa.k 1'0DA Y'S GAMES hltti1 1 ~ while~ f.:f' tCI"al of Ill .~ Qehtig stretc h ect lll'i wnlkph~·l -n •ERICAN ASSOt.;IA "fiON s tars w·; rc cloutlflg ~o lmnl a;t.real: to six co tLo;cr ut i\'(' £li lll \'-~ ­ COLitlllbus u~ St. Paul. Jo~ ~n id , ··J snw my hit ting ThM is one le:;s thau thl" record, In <,JCinaJlOJI:; nt Kan:;as City. w asn 't nt'l'dcd thi!i evening hdd b y George Kdly, lormcrly of Wul sl·I/Je nt M llwuuk t>P. so I dec ided to sa1c my lhe Ghml5 and macic m W:l4 . 1n Toledo at MhmcoJJonl15. cr ae l, illg l1is bla ~, t in Llh.- »~:CO il'.\ d oul5 fc•· n sit uutlo u whcr ~ we Cltll cnsh in on 'em. "" gnnw with thr- l,; m:[':. 1'llt·ll, G h rlt~ NATIONAL LEAGIJE Capi. Crow had little to tiei K" ~ n Wlllinm s" leaL • f :-\lx N"w Ynrk at Boston (2 ~amcsl. homns in s ix c c w -t t· uL I~ .· ga:ue:-;. H IY r:l her t hu n that h h Cllh:ago r.L Cinclnnl.Li 12 gu:ncsl Kt'lly":-; rccnr<l wa:, : -~ 1·t 11 b . llt1l" bunch wculd be on t. hr JOb in Onl~· ;~amc}; 5eh<'dUIIO'd. run:; lu s ix stnli,::.lll )!,Ull: ~ ~: . the st ml· linals n ext. Stmcluy ul Syracuse. Anrl a ~lthng in ~ult to Injury, U1·· AMERICAS LEA.GUR hrlg hit both of hb biR lw av h·.; Wuslung tnn at Phlladelvhlu. whJ.Il Rut.tl wns 011 base . Bul dw Cl::whllld "~ Chicago. urc;;~.l nu\li - WC dill mean Huth~;i:--: H•n homdll"~lr scr llrt'd in the Dl •tn,•t uL St. Loui s. t:ot \lu oe ~1 11'\ks h 11 ust:H i n 1lw nr sl mnl·ng wH ·· t o\.1 big w hur.dica p Bo~"ton ut Ne w York . first game <~ml ~~. i11 M'1:n11t\ 1Jiu ~.: , for Jl>e Spu:ml"' t.o owrcomr . G . amou~t llw llilt t·r!; with .:rm . SuuI Oui!;(hP r nlHl li PIW:ilcy w1th a hmn t· mon·; or Lhc Atlll<.!LJt:·l i:; f11·::;l with 1 n m aN: um ~ inglr s C'aell. F:iH·l .385. wiLl! a lrlp lt• Rlld two l>illgil'S, 1111d OEl"ni~,; r:tnk~ tllm! with .J[)'l a nd E. Gu lnthl'r . H.uw ling~. a·,ld Dy ~' Rll tlwce ll.fl ' ahead t.l Bill T eJr y tll ll) lutr rl'.al.i onnl News S~ n·ice with tin ~ c s lu~ k-~ uw ll, Wt' l"t' tlw the [i iants , wh o ! H k ad mg Ntttwn~ At N ~w Y urk - J oc Sclr.)Ta. D'dY· lc:ulinr, hiltns . Dutch OhlmgL'I". al l_e,J.g ue bai! Lrs wll h .HI;. ton light h t'avywe!ght, dcfeatNI who pil rh~t.l u KOod g11me fo r l h r We wc ul d halt) Lo wager nur CIHU!(·y R ~ tzlaff , Duluth heaV.Y· Stan;, . was a l ~u v~ry much In the rhttmfl! ol· gumn- to h·~ :iV!'ll lLu l , weight, 1101 . . p,umP with twu s tlugln g blows of Rutr, Will p a:-~.~ GeiH iy l;ul. n1'.lfr: Nlol !<! Bl"flWn. C:t!Jfomlu h eaVY· f cn!; l vc l y. Cu:;l.cr und SUvn·~; al.:;v ~ urpr!" ing th!•lJ.lt-: h :wt: l13.fl!ll'l.e:l. wei3iot. kn cekcd out Puvlsl Prest· !;in gl et.l t wlc:. 1•ach. G. G ui ll thN Ruth ·~ th:m1·r:·: arc ~c.:mewlm~ dim· den, Italy <61 . l'iCor-~d tht-rr run s t o k:l{\ the pro ~ I!Jcd I.Jy Uu: hH:t pttch ~.-~ p.t cfer !o Untterto Curl, At•gcntme ligh t cessltm while Hem .sl~·.v. Custer, Dye . pJtcll flrouud. JUm hisiA'ad of tt• h ca•J•welaht, dafeatcd.. Chatl~ J and r .JS<ll scored twice ta·c h. ;... 111m. He got triO wa! ks in Lt~ !lr~;t Boyett..e, New York JG). Tlie lin : ·up iollow.-. : ~;anw }t">, t ercluy. A! Minm han, I.r\~11 il mvywdg h t All t:l!:m: AB R ll E Ea.m Jones, \V:;~:;;ingl·\n lJw·lcr 1 tie!"c ~ . :t'j J u liu ~ Wci:;r;, Gcrnuut~· (5t f:ll\'1"1'5. d ~i 1 2 0 Al N.::w Hnv~;n - Al Gninor, N ~·w G. Gulntlwr, 2lt waa dipped for ltn hlt:; i: :.' lh4 3 3 0 Champion A's but he ! annd c." Vm Ha\•£n lighl h('an'\\"dg lot d dcal ed He t!1: !ty , :11: 2 J 0 N< ~.';h-! · uad, t" 1·:hllc Wnsll !ngrC"n p ~ k~d 13 3,1 ft·· Bob Olin, New York llOl. 1 1 0 ~b; off Rub e Wa lb rrg, th ~ S ~ ll!t· At Memphis, Tcu n ~Edchc lKlcll CU.'hl". 11 4 :.. 2 0 tors bl'.:: kctlng H. 5 to I. Cl"J IJ1U Wc.Hr. Mcmp h ;:; lighlwd~ill de · Ru .~:.. dl. l b fi 0 0 0 l·. (iU.l1llu ·r . Jl got :::. homer nud t.1JT>" made Uu-, ' lc nL:·ci AI fil wrs. tHJ . !i L 3 0 hits in the Senator".; utl-.tck . ~ te ·;c Ah sh1. Dnw~r fl"'l(ltrc - :::::t:~nlc :;, :, ~; I, I ? Young Jim M.on ut'y, llu: R ;:Jid ·1\ll'io:;l·l ddratl·d l liliTY Hay, Call· Ohli1 ~;t·r. p ~) • 4 0 pitcher who still h"s corn !dk i11 .o:n:n. hi& (':tl'S, huri Cd 'ano ther shlttt 'U\ 1\·tnb 4:i lf wln:ng f ut· t h e N- ~w Yu< k G :ttnt :; Ht~m Steink ~. OC'l"lllllllY, dc ;·Po.l - Spc:t:t:•h. AU H H r: .1 ,, 3 over Boston 4 Lo 0. H(' li mi ton \ h• L·d G~:orge Zamrh1.-;. Gl CC'I '"!. Dye :lb Mravcs \ o ligllt IJ:n' nnd tll : re A ~ Baltimore- R-a y Stee l!' . C,liJ · D:tVIl: ~~ 4 I 0 IJt: :;, wa lkct! two and s truck out tornifl . d('fcatcd Mike Runmuc, F;' scl · 2b -I ;! 3 1 Oil€. Pe-ri !'Ct tall by lll c Giant :; Ch iCI'. gO. 4 (I 3 R:.nvl!11 g:-~. lh 0 helped t he you~hful lm ~ l~ l'r , wh o ~nr.dor Rzabo. Hung-nry. drkatcd Roy; .h,cl . . •. 2 ' 0 0 h as wc11 tour straight , two r;ame.s Milo Stclnboru, Germany .• &11.1 <"fer, p 0 0 0 I -- hifl l - - - ---- - For S.le. Mile.- ... . I IHE TEST! ..' 1!'11• ~. barfa1n. wsn sen •Plendld bulhcl, I tr,c, or orchanl. H. E. Oreene. T1'1ppefa Pla\ns, Otl!o. t4-3t POR BA~I.-::111---::H:--o.,.. ---:hold goods.. H-'VE 'TO 1fT M"( a; Mr... . A.4dl~ . F".OCiE 'TO ___ _ Bta~h. llfflt, lllddleport. ..:;..,_;__....:;_ 62 Do ILa.oe • ..... Peaebes ~1neroy. \Yi1t.e ''0" ... ••k· no ,•·. "'•1· Abooldetof24Ieavee of imported 1.\tu•. cigarette paper at• tacbed to each sack I "'to he :r& of ~­ NOW ••• 1.\tU•. cig"' rette paper -150 '"lea'Wlo to tlte books~ nt --· ~- i ~h t· 1¥. of •·n· n- ....."·. •·aJ CENUINE ;es •• ,.,ry :ce In by •· :r- .ce .. ,,~ The oh bur.e. - - . ,f, . til 1"0011" ~nt •.. In 1: f'Oft; RENT- '7 e r .. " • I .. "to FIGHT RESULTS 8At.JI:-Peaehc&, ,- ch ----- - ,on -- "'<1- - Wolipen ••• Ii I LET'S 'SNEAK OUTSIDE AN' PUT THE PORE PRUNE TO rl• -----~~ -~---· ~------------------------- I J01t, 111tno1a. ...... 'In - ~ybe I'm Wron; By Jo.... P. M..U.ui'J IHER.E'G 'l: FOI'!. MAC ,I :a.' • . I • d~JI 1Qlee •• ....•• "" .11!• ' BILLY'S UNCLE Up·to--C&tt wuKoriN nQW ~rdl to mrlevt pe4ut.rtan•. •·••to TOBACCO NQTHtf>)G 100 NICE ;. on, U}elr • runnlniJ Tablets Pencils Rulers Book Satchels Ink Pens ' / '-----__.;;;~-- Erasers Book Straps Crayons Spelling Tablets Theme Tablets IJ ••en nd •• •• ~!1 . j •nt en Ln he Your II •• •lr "' .r- "' • e BO he ' II • , 1 l (t • .Qo • •· he ' formerly8¢ ,ltatbburta's. L---·----·-..~- A.r. a.., liD , . ~1 \ . \. '. ·" ' . ) ... . _,. ~- . 1 £8 ... <r· ... all he "' ~r ali •·d• • • NOW Wash Dresses Boys' Sblrta Sehool Siloes ' Hose trom propoatn11 In rQw boats. • ., �• r ' WJ:DlQSDAY 8!:P'l'EIIBER. J lQl 1NJUNCTION IS FilED AGAINST EDUCATION BOA~D ' lsj Electric Team To SUIT Play Here Tonite .....!.- Legal Achon Taken By Wtlhama School Dia• trtct Membera TROUBLE ARISES followtng Allecod Con aohdatton Of Two School Dlllrtcla 1)('.(' C 'OW II Bpec alB W &u!.hrrn Ohlo Electr c il mee~ thE Team at Addison YOUTH IS STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE - to ~ on the vround ea y rhe they • 1 r WEATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE-If ,..., - Pair and aome\O'hat nrrner In fOUl.li'INR lbe Newo Ollice of Tbe Dalb Trilouae call %311-L 1 •I tiM lluai-11 po tlon loni«ht Prida) lneJ'III.alna tloudlnell sud allchtl,. warml"! olk:Jwed by Khowen Prt1"f n ghl ILnd ~o~rob&bJy In Weal portion PrldaJ' oa;...... for 102-R. Specials are 11 t to show the fast Elet" l.1:l eam a real ba 1 lltullt' and have ll!lllUJ ect then J TH£ FATS AND LUNS ~HE READY TO DO BATTLE: SECOND GAME TO 8£ PLAf£0 H£R£ fRWlY £V t.he hl&h sc:hoo 1rowtds Lhill even ina The ram wl Gtt under way pro 1 v Ill 8 00 becau&e of the fast s lins dafk:.'leu 11t thb Umto! tl.f' yu.r All p a~rs are llrle<i. 3 1 Tr " ![ N VS E • FULL wiU N 0 r have I e n away race ex pe need when they met U\P. All Sta Mo day eve n1n1 VOL V GeJteral Weather C.onditions IP 1'1'1 lfftl I'TI g tllll D.I.J.o..J' TaltiUMM NO 300 LEASED WIRE o¢lNTJ!JRNATION AL NEWB SERVICE n POMEROY OHIO, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1931 ..... __..... oump u FRANCE FINANCIAL RULER OF EUROPE BOERS[ OPENING f Gdt·Edre laauea Exceplton In Dec:hne SITUATION GRAVE 8001[5 TO sT~fo c~~~m1SWtfl Pl~N[S TO l4mertcan Farm Federal ton Head Says Board Should Be Kept HAS DONE GOOD Two Sided Probe Being Conducted Even Alter Exchanse Waa In Sptle Of M11takea Kept Cloae Stnce Made Wanta Powera July 11th Strengthened In Effort to D1aeover Who Sept 3 -INS-A oota t ophlc dec ne In prJcea llCcurred on the Berl n bot'rse tOOay lmn f!J ately after the exchange was open t::d for limited trodi:ng for the fin~t time since It was c osed <.lur 1g ht> jrave economic crisis 0 lt..edged ssue crashed frOUl 20 to 34 po nts below the ln.st evcl8 recordect when the boerse waH shut down by go~rnn ent order o Jul) B«>rlln AaNtled Clerk m CoY er1n1 Theft. By WILL AM S NUL TN~ Starr Co spondent h ng on e p 3-MnJ llatlo c U':lr. co l y I Ch ~:~.go !kpt 3- lNS--Inve.fit o tht' I n l proposa Is o v lr lilllll c.r s :ontl ued today to delve In a! k h r creral ft: n be:.~ d \.1:. tl e $2 200 000 embezzlement !ly denying appropriations bonds u e continental II nol.s bank by Walter E Wolf a next conareM PreskWnt tdwu d A 1.1en y pltche I his home but tt O'Na~ol or the A crlcv.u Fu m aizzy p u 1er st..xk and gra n Boal'd Federation aalc:l toJu) Inatf'ad he predicted the fa n arket .speculaL ons v. II 1.1 u d o II vtstlkatlon WII.S a two sided OJ'I'anizations ! ma~·~~c=~~~~~r.c. n8£ THURAl£0 Labo todll) h».d pled"etJ ~ ~UJ.l port to Sberlft John M SuWnu. n In hla ftaht ilgll 011t procet"d RHb to outit him from oftlce w th ll staten ent tha Joh Stream Of Gold Sent From French Huge ReaervM Doubleheader Pro...-m •• ~~~:tr:::n lllw: !r~~ed s~erl&rrboa ;:e I Brmga About D1aconhlluance After All Arran1ed BecMue Of animo 18 vote oi c.on tMence Other Effort& Failed The volA' to owed ht! eleeL on o! Portponement 37 trWJt.ee~~ b) tl e aw enfo e .on CONTINENT i.JOMINATED BY FRENCH 110up to Ilea<! til~ fiaht ~~osa.lru thl' therlft fo pe m ttin& betting 1:1t 1 CAUSED BY RAIN raee tr&ckt; ----=~·- _ Even Enrland Vtrtually On Kneea Benmc For Atd 1 ADd Bad Weather, Wed I Ruu>an Bolahev11m Only Fly In Omtment To neaday Fly1ng Boala D..turb French Peace Of Mtnd To Be Preaenl Dayton Has Gun Battle On Street li;Oiti<r• plel'fonn -...-w•fhillw :u ouglllt to have theon said 0 Neul '1'1om roy cuntact w th far en1 over tl e cot.mtry I th uk most ot them !tri! In favor of tJ e furn n b ltetlnc oct but they Uo t be le t it has done 111 world of good O'Nesls organlzut o con mltted to the old cquall.zatlot security however for with of opening be I traders ('d a frenz ed wave of selllnl battered pr1ces all along the l neb and spared not even the h ghest grade gil ndged securities Government o1Dclals had been hopeful that the r~~:ulatiOilll would at r..,t '"""' ma ntenance ol tt • I comparativl"ly lo..V l)rlces prevaU ng when tl e boer!le was .shut dow eight wcek.s ago Ne~t C3ffipaJgn T0 I Less 1'J \.JUSt y Uuleaa Proaperlly Return• SUBMARINE'S FATE Qwckly Botb Part<ea IS !'<Till UNKNOWN arm Broke' Contlnuea on PUKe ranee) WnKEit TO SEE DOU:'IIER Paris sept 3-lNS--Ma):or James J Walker of New York who .s Vl.s t ns Parill as part of a. pro lOt ge Ew opea vacation will be ece ed by President Palll Doum of F ~nee on Satu Uav It Wll om c aly announced today - ... nrus p oc a ms nns wl h S obe unpolitc B te ~tne oken Fane has chccltcd the nmb tlo plan of Pro m er Ben o Musso n of Ita y to retrieve the o d Rom::~n emp~rt! and erect h s ow11 co unen!Al s:ystem u h Hungary o the co erstone law ers cb France is the banker or Europe and I ew. 8 on at Frances bddlng Hungary was bt'fo e J ud orced to bucy h r hat ed for Prance tur out or omce the hos - le Prem cr Bethlen and nstall the TOADSTOOLS • MAy !•lendly Count Koro!yl •ho " now discoverlng some lttldeniably HAVE CAU~ED DEATH ' 'm""' """ between nenoruaen nnd Hungarums C I oslc aku:. Jugos avla and \V10r en 0 Sept 3 lNS--Mmh Rouwanla to m g he ttl@ !!D -.;om or oadstool~:~ e ct n e a v;ell as Po an1 have boaroinK hou.se here we e blnm en~ t:r f'ra ce s at onal allies todaY lor the dea h of ll Prance quickly stlfled aJ nclpaent ev n h ttl ne wheh the J gosl:tv an and Roumanian pea.<: ntli bcgnn to n rt "' tl the propt.sed Au!:!t Gc tt oms pact as a possiblE murket for heir gt 1 al producL<; T e golden bu eLs b a1so t ac ked b the powtrrul Fr !l.Ch ar my l e is h t lw European rtces Specials for Month of September. Rytex Rytex NAMEOGRAM CORRESPONDENCE CARDS 60 oheets and 60 envelopes mcludmg yoUI name m rrused Jetter mg SPECIAL $100 Rytex CALLING CARDS 100 Calling Cards Paneled $1 55 100 Callmg Cat ds wrthout panel $1 35 Rrtz deckled edge wtth your mdtv1dual three-letter rrused monogram-36 cards and 24 envelopes Colors French Gt ey and Sun Tan SPECIAL $100 Tough as an IS-karat knock-out Ill r seen! !let at no u enjoys Jr. < lng MILUu HEAVY D, Goody>::,. vn~e Pathhndtr .75 $ ~ee Ua For WEDDING INVITATIONS - 4 58-ll (*4 !II) Other U..ale 1ow ... WEDDING STATIONERY AT HOME CARDS, Etc '-Martln£benbach Servtce Statl011 v,.... llaln It ......, AIS..er-Yalue only Spolbetw offere lleilr dl!ea at any - ' 76 •• (281:'-76) pdoe- '!!~PI ita ....... (lld.ll) ''*an )pi .....lie--> ue.tttlh&H) tJPPER MAIN 8TaEET J .t LIFEfl~ n ( ' ••• • \ PA I[, Supc •• s... Ul.ft(HKUI) 4Uit-ll(B8•4Ui0) '"" ll<lb• Tl) 1.11-ll(lbUII) -~~ ... a. l MMA POIDaOY OHIO. Pllllr $5 GO.lO 90 5 69 1110 6.66 12 90 8.57 16.70 4.89 8.5& OTIIBiliii!U IJ()!IA! I 'LOW Tu6u lllbo ,_ pric:«< - ............ - - \ li.JI-21 (lb:US) MARTIN EBERSBACH SERVICE STATION uec .use Goodyear a th .. ugh build· -l,I; tires each year. • .c Lat-2s# : G 0 o! I 1 C• :us In history. ' " '' c eum value you 1' they make style, mile&~e aad r HIGHESt We'll s.w1 .98 4 40-lt (lh4 41) $9.60 peJ\pair MARTIN EBERSBACH SERVICE STATION 1JPPD ILUII l"tlqT POMI&OI' OHIO 0 ITO lJ TOLISCHUS lNE SLaiJ o e!.[)( C P¥ ~h 1931 Bv J N S Lu c1 ~P :! Thr p pot;ed po G the House Approprlation.s Con mU.tf!e that the board must s.l ow ea eed for lundll a ld &n Rct:!<.l R u Pennayl oanla ll expected to nu.k a fi&)lt to abolish It We reel the fa 1;11 board hoa made some mlat.f.kll; but tt baa ®Itt some IOQil aud It ~t neooie • you'v: I Pchce Oflicera Enra.. •n kumunr F•snt Wath Band•l Group Notice has been :erved by K p Wood R or Indiana cha rnY.ln uf p~~~i Labor Day two )'ears wm be used entiftly for rellet purposes If the propolllll lt, a~pted by the voLera It would )'ield fl'ri.OOO In 1932 and a ain ilar ~:~muuftt In l9a3 ~occordlnj to et1tl Cleveland Sept 3--INs-oppo~> Rl!l W u.ctlon taken by Methodl11t I ureh olll lab; and the Cuy~:th OE,o~. CC.nll; C£6 n est I at:oe 111thenlng and expan.saoo ol hl' board & powers and a.c 1VIt1es. With a l:ll'll'e poztlon o tht 15 C30 000.00 provided by c0llg1 s tied up In wh at and ootton 1:1.nd a huge 10M hcing the boaad if it sell& the prOO cts It Is bellevt!d ttn add! Uonal gr9Jlt will br sought m e two &roups the bunk and Lloyds of London which mUHt Huge blocks of securities v.eN. stand the ma.Jor portion of the lOSII dumped upon the maa ket by tren pursulna the answers .(I two que ... :tied nvestors Pu cha&ea approxt tons who helped Wolf with his 1 atl'd only between 10 and 30 per huye thefts~ and how much can ~nt of he total ssues offered Tradh g In mo.ny stocks wa hu.lWd mmed ately to preven neral panic Investors and specu la~ had bcfl wa.iUn1 anxio usly for re o)»e lng of the boerse The gove nm l had issued drastic ordcr11 to prevu t any serlo s declines In prl~! or equal y dangerous lnfllitlon Active ra.dlnc was restricted to a hours daJiy and the II that LJ14BOR IS BACK OF CUY AHOCA SHERIFF Auatrla's Economle p aet With fiC~T U R£UIN ~~~~~:[4~ APP[~H IN GREAT ~o':! ty h!B~leeve~:~:m;!~~ni=l~f Is Brought To ao.. I ------f[O[RAl ~UR£AU ~f~~~~~.~~:: LIST Of [V[NTS I MAYOR OF CHICAGO TO CLEAN UP CITY 15 ATTENDED BY DROP IN PRI~[S ~TATIONARY PRICE--SUNDAY r; CENTS QUITII Burnos Airf'.&. ~Y telephone f~n Santiago Chile Sept 3 INS WUd excitement p evallei I Chile toda) as rumors spread that mu tina~ aaUora who aelred l.he Chi Jean battle fleet e.t Coqp mbO on TuesdAy would bombard Vo.lplre.i!o unless their commun Iitle demands were met at the end of a 48 how ultlmntum exp ring this afternoon Tha be.ttle&htp Almlrante De La Torn' on which th(l Wlon Soviet has aotabl.lahed Ita headqua.rt.er&. Is Lattn Americas mOBt powerful Man or war carrying ten 14. inch By DAVID P SENTNER women vlctimB by tJ.te hurulred guns whtch could bombard Valpar JNB staff Corte8pondent 'I'hen> were even more huudreds of also Port of Santiai(O from a dis C'opyrlg:l t 1931 b) I N 8 IOYe letter vtct:Jma to tJJ, duptlclty tance ot tttteen miles without fear of Pcwen a.l\housh to date only of eoaat defenae c~~~~:~ W Va Sept 3- nve bodies han bHm dlsc:o-weredAcc rdlna to latest telegraphiC' ft hvae read tl e tll!itorv Nm DorothY Lemke of Northboro Laniru the F me M.IUUI Mrs Eata Elciler of PUtt advlces the hope of conservatives ln tlK country ot the rq1cd coset fow d t v r} In Ridge Ill and her three children line tmd tlu! towering moootains Tra addition to the readlna of the lay today In the loyalty of the A11H'rlcon crime• or t.mdru the poulble 1D air forte It wu reported Ulat the rna Tinge ftuences which develOped the IOYe 11ovemment had sent an ultimatum to two widow~ .etter teebntque and naunL"'' com to the mutineers demandlna their made thl8 reply to an tn plel ot PoWen, allll CorneUus aub!n188lon on pain of an aeriall:;::;~'"~b~m,;ltt«t to him by Inter IPlermn were UDCO't'eftd by Inter bombslrdment tf they refused Newa Bel"t'lce Uuot13h o natb tal Hewz Benlce In an hith cungre.umen were huUly aum be played poker jo-wlal •rto UDpubUshed aet of document& moned from their beds at one d fellow prltloners In tll.!! round Jn hl8 polll!lllkM:a clock thJa morning to consider ArUcle&. underllDed aentmcea c:rllla tude more acute by the re u Landru the \1\! eat. VIr and memoruda 1n b .. own bud llpln~ on 1&11~ nltbt or the eabiDG. llutchu made love to b1l Wrlttna •unuted tlla~ Ute IUb- Cootlnued on pa.se three Divorces Cause Of Crime Wave - ject of death for hiJ femtn ne ad to J:Mo born? It 15 Just aa lucky to die mlr"rfll wu ever In the m.lnd of You have only one Ufe to l~ BIAU!Ihter House Harry In a reference to the gu I otmt A few toxcerpts ronows Low that kill& f~uently we the sam;, imtrum.ent. which made na.d In the public pr1nl:.li where ito the 'French Bluebeard. pay his pen man baa tUI2d hts &netheart and alty k. aoclety The last wordl'i of Mirle An oRen people mer to tNa ll()eeiea or tolm tte to her aon before abe was tneantty lUI love Be '\Ye lltlll have lawa apl.rull. lead away to ULe pUlotin llurllary and murder and )"et we bran but •bovtt all be-fot10t ltlll have t:hele thlnp A quotation frOm Robert IAMda IWtenlorl• epitaph ..under the wide and lltaiT)' lillY 'DII IDJ' p-ave and let Pll! ue.: An U'tlc:lt With Ute word "'ran )'U'd 1\H,Uy Wtdcrlined wm R"oudlnl speat from ll'ave? Has an)'Oilt told JW tt. "' The cue apinat w.a rteclued Po1tret'8 today deftrlltely closed by Cia klburt: authorities llo8 far as au:r urther lneal deve opT en ~ were t;OilCerned The Jll'I*CUUnt: bepn llnlna: up Itt k>pl data f(lf the trial of the lcM bidcber which ta BiXPKted. to luckY taM pJaoe 1n tub' November Numerous teleerarM and letten were dlspll.tched 00 polniB th.roqh out the coun&ry where Powers had appeared trom Ume 00 Ume ln an eft'or! to plece tQB'Ilther his m)'l!l teork'IUS put. So far It wa learned tha! he had at dlll'en!nt places. a.ssul"led B leut four names JOMpb Olldaw 01 Gilda Harrv Powl'rs cornelius ~erson and Mr Bjor&o Uncl r thil! lattt>r 1 arne he was arrested ln Mamftekl 0 lnfonn nl!l authorltlels tht: e he was ot Swe-:l tf.t extraction according o word ~lved by loca police Riaardlnl hll operatiODB UDdtt the name of OlldQW pu Ice .: cetvod the follow\na tele(Jhm from • the C hk'f of Pol ce at Soul Dakota J{}f' 01 law had lock o 13 a M I~C s D Apr 1 16 1924. left to Lak Be ton M.h n A MUSt 1924 Then to C11.mb d~ 0 S pt 9 i92-fo Pt>dera narcotic agt:" ~ nrn Was. ngton who ha&ttncd to thl!. /lrenc to Investigate Lh poiJ8ible in ftuence of dope n co J11ectlon with th c1irn i.JCQa nd cover work tooay Powers was beliEved to ha\e u!!ot-1 heMin In commltt 1 g hu; whole sale mwder of the tw w and three chJldttm He 1.s al80 tllevt'd to have troftklted in na J - monttnuea on 'PQe three) Oh•o'a Ch1ef Juatiee Say• 80 Per Cent of Chddrea Get an Trouble Cclumbu 0 Sept 3-INS-Tbt q-ro\\ R nun be of d \lorces bas bt:en n~pomlb e lo a il ut p.'ll' tton Of he cr ml' I th '> C'JUDtl"' acco ding o Ca 't' Qll;to T Manhtt. 1 Justice of the Oh o state Chi SUpreme Court Mere fh an 60 per cent of the chlk Tt'n of d vorced co plffi wet nto tr::n ble tccausr thev never hrut n chance Jus l'!' Marsball told members of the Ohio Assocla ticn Ch ef!l ot Pfllcf' Inc n on ad dt<!M here last nlfrht Tb jwtice criticized membera of the bench whO are prone w han ot t d von:ee lenleDt.b" � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 2, 1931 burnnister sibert