https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a89380160a6c853269cf7f270a884dbf.pdf 618c472e06af1cf6b061a7766ae7be57 PDF Text Text • I ' ?J&IOI I m STArt H 5 T AND 1 5TH 0 c - -liD: BIG CORN CR.OP The sp end d raln11 co blnerl with h exoallent ea.the his has produet:d o e uf Lhe and best cor crops n n • y The 11tocks a e thrUt.y the ea e-a 11 a e larse a d well f Ued Th a ru: ha e also produ ed splendid pa l! e which wm feed cattll! late n ht: w nte BJ d It also means a vlng on other crops Apple up almost to lar&e to df:serlbe Llmt of rees broken t.o the earth r !e bad y da.mq:ed and hundred~> 1> g or ottemna o he a ow;d Price& &.re liO ow It doesn t pay the farmer to pick her: up and haul hem to the hels of apples t: ma ts We have I eard of croJ)I> at 20 cel)ta per buahe ~llln~ p ,. SUIOOL OPENS MONDAY Th public schools or Racine-he ~ l!h school and all the grade w pen next Monday Pr para ens have a been nade tea.che s 11 e Eady for the r placl!8 and he he I"' 11 a t.s h s year u der very 11 p c ous lr umstan ~.s A :Wrge BlRTHDA~ t Gel'!erat Weather C.ondifions 1 he wett.the map tbl.s morninK Is cha acterized by a marked ab sence of effect ve p Mure areas ~ and moder te weather cond t ons Ch cago Sep n a 1 se ons A !~hallow ow now opened rregu a Loday CUVt! s the ake ew on and lf! caus 1 8c down co n n hansed nA; u t>Ctt ed s owery weather n up and oats 8c hlghe tha sect101 elsewhere as a rule Opening prices he weather s fa r with most.ly "'!. Wheat-Sep 45 6 8 Oi>C clear ~Y The e was a sight '18May5358 Com-Bept 44 3 8 2 Dec 39 change to coo er in the east gu f l 8 1 I March 41 58 May 43 8 4 and Atlantic states he uppt!r St. Law ence vol ey and n so e of the Oata--Sept 21 l 2 OP.c 23 l 8 n..J the n pia s states a d t.o wa mer n other districts The tern HAM WITII ORANGE pe t.ures n Oh o are sllgh ly be " Serves G ow norma t s morn ng the min 6 t;-T\1 gs f ed ham na a.ng ng rom 52 to 60 a Co :J tl\blespoon~> flour umbus and othe sUtt ons 2 cup8 orange Ju ce U der the lnftuc ce of the d pm'E ey tu bance now over the lake reg o 2 tt> 3 o anges ror sed o s he wea her w continue sl.ightly, Frv ham Far thl!J nt se tied n th s v c nlty durlni t rv ~I'! u ham ak o ;~.bo the ex :U I ours probably with potrr.da wi be rcq red A.dd I ght showe s t.on ght fo lowed on on o hu un 1 cook un ed Add onng jvc Bn t to av kl unps Cmk 5 m K ~ u ~ until 88uce 18 thick Po around bam on aervlna dllh nleh with par1Uey and cover with ornn11. st o s day by fa I a d slight y wartn er weather M R~ A 0 BURNED IN BLAST J'~k B yant and friend Robert. Mar in moto ed ht! e Saturday from PlttabW"Bh ~~ond 81)tmt 11. few day• w.&Lh treo former .s cousin Doru.ld Wolfe Tley eturned to Pltti.bW'Jh Mond.ll.y by the way of Cclwnbw.. They wert accompanied home by Mr Wolfe who wtll be the r gueet for several days \v:t lace Pickens and OorlB Wolfe mot:.c.nd hen! Saturday t!'lenl.J 1 rron COlumbus a.nd &pent Sunday with home folks. Tbt!y re urned to Columbus Sunday nenma r.crom pa:nled by Mra Oren Wolfe wJu will spe d the wt:ek wt h relatives and viii a tud the StatE: Fair H M CroSll the Middleport mu ~1c ~ler spent SundaJ hen! the gues or hl.s brother 1n law &rid st11~ Mr and Mrs Tom Pickens The street comm ttee has work m£n enga1ed maklng a concrete sidewalk from the comer of Mrs Kate Be I Wolfs to the ea.st.ern corner ()f Fred Ph loon on V ne St The sununer ftu seems to be very pn:va ent n thl.!; oomrnunlty sev eral membus of aome ram les are viet ~ of the mal&d1 In !KJ ne n 11tan t'S has the appee.rance ot c011t K on nevt!rtheleS& t s an un welccme viii tor at th s time of the ye., Ca trary to o he J>l-Utspt>Ct~ here there a d elaewhere he e are wo large racts of potat.o£s nea her tha wer planted n May that Qre MIVin~ therr owners prom18es for bout one half crop M Krieder of Logan spent Sundny in he vi la(!le th~ gues' of M13S Vlr(r:lnia Re.. d Mr and Mrs C P Mock of LoR an were auests ot Mlsl! Moille Pe rel Su day M and M 'S M Lon Wllllc anct nep ew B llle .t a € Lied the Parse lS u ion .eu day at 0 a bam W Va \ Mrs Freda New Brlghto."l Cl ck Roush ot t is week days w Lh h er Ha t and M s s he ependlng a few .I.Wl s Mrs Ea I Kell WoU Ji ARE WELL SERMON M and Mrs M xwel and Ml.sE Rev N c Cochran wm del Vf'r h s fu ewell sermon to his congre Ber o Wo r of N w Brighton art: gation next Sunday evening at the rpen blg he wet>k he e tne gu.:st& M E cl urch and wlll leave the of Mr and Mrs John Ca nahan Mll>s J la Marie Wolf of Co fo lowing day for Columbm where urn btu! spent severa days I ere last he w II spend the week 1n atten dance at The Ohio conference week with hu fa her Bmt Wolf Rev Cochran has labored on this and wife 8 M Cross a d son M es !*re in .f charge the past five years and hlv ng fultllled the a otted time his Columbus this week spend ng 8 \ return 11 no expected During h s tew day11 on bus ess and p easure stay he e hlmeelt and wife have comt.ined M and M s N ck Stowe of Belt made many friends both ln and out of the church all of whom regret Ytr Pa mGtored hll e the latter par of h111t wek end spent several thf' r departure day11 with Mr and Mrs Emmett Eugene R068 of Athens l8 apend Har ley and othe Nll.atives Rnd lng a few days in town thll'! week rrtenns They ret.u ned 1 orne Wed with re athes and friends u elldt.y ot thiR week accwnpanied T e local miners in th by Mrs Stowe 8 mother Mrs Plot who ha e been empolyed nee Hartley who will make a.n ex big mine be ow town ontinu u tenc\ c! v s t w t1 them ema n Idle with but a d m pro.llo Ca !!Ol HayClS 1..8 moving h s fam pect ro settlerne t as the situa ll,y nd hoU!Iehlluld a:oads U 1s lH:e,k ton bet.w«:n miners an1 opera fron ttl& Hayes fa m o.djRCent to tors :;eem to appear Just oow H Dan 24 Into the Pat Hogan ·PrOoak llke lll bad state of atf&irs ~itf ln upper 8)TaCUse ·•wubl.m com g Just when both mine a and Wal nee who purchased the hOme operat.o needs the work and th and farm recently wUl move Jn at busbess (IJ'ICl Cont nued !rom page one GRAIN PKICiiS s expeel.ed PKEACHEa RETURNED G bson who held the pas o a of the U B Churches at Carme u d DorclUI Uu: past yea bu es1de.s on Pifth street wa et 1 h re for anoU er yea by the U B Conle f' La cu.s e nst week Cancel By U S Weather Bureau Columbus ~tbltliJX AH: PRWA Y lmPTBMII!JK f UOI Couple Returns, Big Feast Given u ;: TF u usru~ WEATHER rORECASf- READERS NO.TICE-If ,..... WaDI tbe Newo Otliee of .TJ.e Dall) .Trlbuae call 238-L 1 If the Butlllell Ollice uk fot" 202 R. I c eas na c oud caa FULL LEASED WIRE OF UITERNATION AL NEWS IP mJ Nftl l'IW 1a THI PAl .. ,. TmBUNI H~O~[R ~~VIS[U Quee~n~~­ T~ MO~IH STANU ~ 1 tl7 INI~HT RIOHS [~5 ~~~IN By Bum1n1 Feqee :Surr-1 Will Attempt To Break roundiDg Powen Mur· Recop1a,d Record der Garate Of 278.48 M1les )II)VISORY BOARD RAID FOLLOWS Sayo Bu01neu Pohllcal And Taxation Reasono for Change CliNYI Maybe Yes! Maybe No! I IA.k l:' Ere 'Sunday PRICJ<;-SUNDAY !i CENTS SHI~PIN~ ~[~Plf I ~NU fARM 80~80 IIN CONTRO~[RSY I Because Wheat TO CHINA BAYLES THRILLS Wtfe 1ve Bl 0 Of Sh1pmenl Of 15 GOO 000 Buahelo Of Attempt To ~<•r.t:;dr;;~u-f s'M.!:~of, By SettiDII 1ze Place By Murder For Compet1t 1 er a ' -u ,.. .......,. oo Will Tftl TO l~W[R M~RK - l'r•enda Tell Pre11dent To Play A Bold Stroke I Change Attitude nelil SERVICE IT CAk&IU SHOW fEEliNG Of COMM 0~ P~IB!TION[ By GEORGE R HOLMES Washington Sept 5--Pressure upon Pres Clent .H.oove t.o mod fy his adamant stand on prohibition to the extent of proposlna: o quid y acqu es g In a party move nent lo 4 per cent beer- Is n creasln& stead ly a.s the bulllnt!ss depresslo advances to U.s third hard wtntc wiLh he Pres~dent1a.l decUGn Jlfs ahead A cons derab e number of Mr Hoove ~> fr enw a u adv sers men upon whose judgment he is ww to reply o her matte .s of iLd m ntstrntlo pollc~ have counse ed him to p ay o bold stroke a d declare openly for llberalizat on of the Volstead act to pe m t bee ()f a light alcoho c o ne ang s up to 5 pe cen There is no nd cat.kln that er counsel is hav ng he sl gl te er feet on M Hoover s policy He listens-some say w th mputlen -and keeps h s own COllJUC The grou ds upOn wh ch t.1 ese adviller& are ura:ina: the Presk1en t Lo moc;ttfy his position are tour to d l lluslneii.S They have pointed out the employment that beer pro ductio would give to thousands of men the vast quantities of sw that wou d be Consumed now deadweight on the econom c sy11tem and effect it v;ould J ave upon business structure believe wanner oo-- n lfh to owed by oca thundershou.ers Sunday and probably ill en erne North porUo tonlabt COl e VOL V-NO 302 and ln1ut Amertcan I Sh1ppen Owned Veuel• Should Rae era Be Used EVERTI DOYINO INSS11.1TCo IS\Upect W tf ___. Draver of Dr·ivin• ' In Encland and Ireland d F 1 e an anu Y Into M•ay Head of Uveotock Scioto Rwer are Drowned Girl Is K tiled In Judge's Hope Ues Automobile Wreck In Appeal Court Otea Almoat ln1t.ntiJ When Car Craabes Into H•1h way Truek I .... ·:•::._________ _ Mother SOCIETY HOSTESS M s J B E berfeld enter a ned the Ladles A d of the rr it!l Lu theran' chu ch o.t her home on Mul berry A e Thursdny evening n ho o or M '8 Albert Lee and do.u[ilhte s who are eav ng the n ~t of next week ro a c n a wnere they w II make thci ho nc du ng the coming schoo seasm Da nty dre11hment11 we e served tlitanr I f re h11 JOIII tp tfM K 1p p le Pfltnltu ely becauu af 1 n.gl1cted 11jurr A...a d th L.t I tlnuc a ed rrun pa~ one he accident M s Re ch tlY s a slste of Mrs Rob rt le d of Akron Sl e Is u.IRO u ed b} he mot! er who I ved at the Relcl ley home ano he U; e M s Mory Not of Detro t und two bra hers Mooes Cox of Mt Ca n el hospital and Joseph Cox NewY:~or!<:.::______ of I I -- BROO"-S..EBERSBACH ilitd41epon Pomero' School Opening Specials! NO.TICE .The entry boob of Me•1• County Fair open and entr1~1 made at tl>e oflice Webster 1n the Hotel budd•l'll 011 Street Pomeroy uatll fi:rat day of the Fa•r after wh•c.h they can be made At the l'rounda R G Weboter Sec y 19·4-:lt w 9 9 1t SATURDAY SPECIALS ----AT=-===------IN MIDDLEPORT QUALITY MEATS \}NICe Pm k Roa•t Ft esh Calhes 12%c Hambm g ft esh ground n1ce and lean 3 Pounds 25c 2 lb Hamburg 1 lb Ground Pork All FOI 29c 15c Fresh Ham Roa"ts 15c Ntce Rtb Roa<t• Sw1ft s Sugar Cut ed B1 eakfast Bacon Extta Ntce 20c 25c Oleo fresh and <weet 2 lbs 20c Steak JUicy and tender 25c Good C..offee 2 Pounds tOe Jar Rubbers new stock 3 doz 45c Chmce Wmter Wheat Flour Come Early and Avo1d The Ruah BAKER'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT Take advanlate of lhe oav1ngs on ocllool needs In our boy 1 departmenl suJTtf. BOY S KNICKER Two Kmckers and Vest ages 6 to 12 $4 95 Boy s Long Trousers $1 95 ______ Boys Wool Kmckers Boy s Sweaters --~~~:;; oi)~~~;· heard the le8 w tneS8C.!I n the Jud&emftnt iu $3 95 Boys Shuts and Blouses Boys School Ttes 69c 39c Boy s School Caps 9Sc Boys Wash and Wool Kmckers 79c application common plens bond for auch appeal wns furnished ~:~y the defendant PITI'SIIURGH LIVE!:ITOOK Bep 4--INB--Hogs r~ pts 1600 When the atronr 11\B.n In the c cu.a beromea tht" fat lad:v s weakne!IS steat'v to 10 lower heovy hutchers H ld Eve ythlnK and packl g sows show least I y Lo pay three dollars lor changf! 170 to 200 Jbs 684 700 P. T kl.fih bRth 11ohen you :an ao Hom.:! El'lklene1 Ezperta 270 to 3lO lbs 6 f&..e 75 130 to 160 Into a y telephone booth for a found T Rb!lent ml ded wife who lbs 6 2~ 6 '1 pip larply 5 7!1 6 00 Inlckel led a string a ound hE'r ngcr to med wn t.o 1ood packing 110we 4 :15 reml Kl henelr to shoot he hus 415 Pll.1•1 CMN OIL D&ILLINGS reeelpt.s 60 little ehanp Tl wcma wl o had to d voUie band -.:hen she got h:m e common steers 5 00..51S her husb.J l4 b~ aUAe she couldl t Ameftoan Traredles Josf!J)h Reubeh 1.1 commencmg a lr&88 bet coeft 3 50 U5 find I er re 10lver Whtn 8lfrl wild P,lm! hur.te hnl" j gas well en the ~ Smith fa.nn recetpta 100 al.eady to pend the 8 un er at home 1 ea u- e Infirmary Snc l~ p~~'~ vealera acaroe largely 19 00 watt ns mosquitos The Ohio Fuel Gas Company gradtna medium to li:ood 1.00 Wlllltlml ol Na.&ure wUI complete their aecond well 011 Hn\itng v ur lrnirtOI am em narrow outlet ror lower arad Why "'- It thlLt saxophone playen~ 1the Yi Ultam Seytreld farm Satur bro 1tored o the rcll r tcwel ln the al'le n•ver short winded? day steady bulk klklhen Local people are drUII.na a well lbo. Upwud o.r Ow1l VaHevllle on ttle Late Mc:KW&;ht farm 1D the 801111&1 &rr.. r&llllnl Ha ry Hot~ did Tom fracture f'!a!Mrn part of Rutland town Tt e cuttkltlneo operator who tel moot com hla. r.lmll? llhlpll Also wella are bolna drUlecl blblnd ln bll neetq (JQOrp. Son\abodJ hid a wood on U e Warner farm &nd Pb1l1p ~orJ~.~overalls Boy's Belts Boy s Sport Hose Boy s Athletic Umon Smts i-_:.,__._=,~ :c. 39c 39c I I ~~~·~ ......... ""* ,..... hit,._ ~·far., •t W91f .... 69c WE GIVE S 4: H. GRf;EN STAMPS I iiNIO:IiiiD "'"-~~ ""Ollis p.~........................ 'ii'Q:5=~~ ~~ On Auatro.Gei'IDan Cu•toma Pacl Rule 8 to 7 Awree ment Vaolat1on ·~=-~~~--·------ The atc.orne:v Il $135 ,......:'......:.:. $1 95 Boy s Ramcoats !' BAKERS Th1s u to deny any and all reporla to the effect that I am IIOIDI out of buslpen MRS BEULAH HARBRECHf (Chloe Beauty Shoppe) :1 ,_ Ill pecf 7011 t •• ,.~1111 ly 1nd hJM d1m191d 0111• p omptly W1 epa t • • 11 thl f1cto 11 dae1 t with mod• 11 1 eel c• y . , , 1fed H1 nh ulc•nbln9 equ p-.nt Dr 1 n l111p1ct ou ,.,., ce t.•lt11 wthou ob IQ1fa11 NOTICE '• I I West Virginia,___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. - 81X 0 ClOCK DINNER Fck. ent t.Jo The Ston For Men and Boyo ' �'' , •AOI'l'IIBQ TID DAlLY TIUII81d P0M11R0Y OB10 SONDAY SEPTDIBER I llll Big City Builders Take Note At htah noon Baturdn~ Rev I Qardner pastor o! th Chu ch ot ChTt&t read the wedd na: ser vloe which 1Ulllt!d tn marr age MISIJ Mary Wilmetta Far er d~~oughte ol 1111 and Mr& Due B l"'lrm er BouJ,b Fifth Avenue M ddiepor ancr. Mr Arthur Skinner so or Mr aQd Mn Benjam n Sk u e Ma eht mijtJUorilsoflJeaa.&: ~'"lW~ _:~~v•d~r.: upoa the love loyalty and devotion of the MOPI•, mQit be in hannony w\th tbe teachinp of Jesus the Cbmt who&a wclidl ftt mtoeveryfold and crev ce llf th~human heart and of whom It waa aald 10 Jobn7 '6 BPAKE 1'.1KE THIS MAN htsr~ ~ • S.....l-.. -f. NO RESPF:CTEI\ m a.c...-. NEVER MAN • QWg l ERSONS-Of a truth Pomeroy 'l1lf ceremony WIL8 performed II t~ Uving room 11.t lhe Farmer resldP.nce bt!fore a bank ol ferns ali.d lilutumn flowers witl on y Lh lmmedlat@ tam Ues n aLtenda Cf 'llle bride was beautifully attired In a rll56&t.-brown bridal gown with a~M:orles to ha nonll4:' Immediately following he cere n ony Mr and Mrs Sk nne efl for 11. 11hurt wrddina trip and upo tbelr return will res de at t.he Lo chary pt'Operty on Llncol Hi 1 Bc.th e promine-nt me nbe o I tt)r younge se t,. I per ceJ\e that Go 1 s nu e 1 cctcr of persons but m e\ ery na twn he that feareth h m and worketh rtghteou~nes~ 1s accepted th h m -A t< 10 34 35 IN HIM ~E LIH - Ihut thel s hould seek him VC ll\ ~ and move and ha\e ut be Lord FUI 11 g - A ts 17 27 >8 Vernon W., Va. ----· PUBLIC CURIOSITY HE exte1 t to whl<:h ur T 1ty of 1 euple Y.lll lead tht!n •~ Rhuwn u co1 ttu1 w th lhe tcrnble butchc1 Y cages m We t \ 1 g n a \\ h1le author ti t;~ Hte sh U at wo1 k 11 an effo1t to fmd 1 the l~ e k11ler ha ml rdered a J ,Y mor~ people and st!c.:I ete I lheu bod J hlR wife w1th an e) e tu bmunes~ !i cash! g 1 o the r uiiJ II CU IIO:slty ul th -e ! Arner can peof lc l1 Ia ~ vutual amus~ment pa1k hl M been made out of the rlt:;ath lot H awken' .J t \arwu~ dt:: scrtptwns are cr~ mg their w lre:; a~ a fixed <.:hxtge 1 rna 1~ to the curious for the pll\ lege of te\\ r g the ga t agf' I where the <.:rim s w e cornm1tte 1 It would seem thY.t the ave1 ge A mer can v. ou ld have more self re8peut than t all v. htM curws1t~ to m kc him so lldlCulou I ut l alt~u secmH th I the It ult 1 u I 1t .:;an he called of the Am r1ca1 m t nih I ~ 1 that of CUIIOSily The t"btd morl Jd anx ely to see all and d1 <.:uss It what hn~ ll shght te dencv to c ncoUI age the seeke1 ol 1 o tonety t) do :;ome th ngH they 1 ever wo ld comm t ot h er w1ae as l g1ves tbe~ a chance to t~t rut be10[e the pulJI until' even the almQI:It wsatiwble appetite ot their \a1ut.r 111peat~ed Auth011tJC Hhould put a ~top to the attempt by the kill ers wtte to mnl<e the c;u1e ar \ more tcrr Ulc th a It 1~ .., 8ldne'4 WaPUucL WALES READ tHIS FIRST I ( !I I I a,... CHESTER -----··· ............ -. B I .-~ ....................................... EDWARD D LOCKET! N 8 Sta l Cu espu - Rath an l Roll N ke ntus spe t Fl day w th !14 r: Rldenou Mr E nmn R bel a d so s at end d the A.tl e a ce:ltl) Co ' M Kl ghL wa.s p .rutcd fo rt: Ulo cl r ons Is y D Harl t u ofPakcbrg M D Be l!o it ng the f01 nah Cleland M .s C L R cechc ad Ms Ad olpl Joa I m fipt t F lday PRJ' k-urg Orcce E e~ln atknctea the boat races in MarlcU:a saturday R )tnond Hut.un I:Wd atster Opal $td tamlly li.Utc vlljtlns In Ma Cluw.Jcsburg P ot and Mrs W K Wllso ha ctu md t thQlf hom AI tans N Y ~tfler 11o months Vi It with home folks ~ Speak n~ ut h m rct:e tl} h 1). 1 not' Lc v th u:<~ d ea 1 ~ t I (' l. ~ mglll and a g J d ht 11 II ncr 1n the day t me ange ntl to 'keep n c td1t10 1 keto) able ahUit) whtch eJ alles them t c 1 deh et the k 1ch :<~ la1 e m"'t 1 t (arou:~e at 11gl t dt nkn g any and e'cl hQoch 1 ut hef r them 1 h e fact that th g JOrity of the kmd who d foget that theJ mu t ke d1tlt,ln t ea t theu alatlt!l" 1ll 1 t ea rn to t"X doO.au; a J ~~ a co nm Iat 01 ert1 make s th e t the:n101 I d t!OU!\ Th~ Uo; o t ) u ng ma h ha!i am hot u~ of be<: m~am f c 1 g aile to catn g1eat .-alai cs that a pa1d t v~ll kn \\ n athl etes mw~t lust rememb er that h firs~ duty and 1 ule mus.t be to le able to. conttol h m ~u 1 ltvtng 11 e m n \\ ho has w control over h1s habl~ or UJ pet1te '" Jc~tme ito \Hnd "l t)UlckiJ u.t the \ety bottom ol the ladder And 1 where 11 any bUinneHs ~~ th1s mo tru• tpau n bu~1 c:o~~ w herem a premtum ts placed phy•lcal ahli 11 \\ h Je 1t hnalll J•ull• do\\n tho m•• h use5 hi, mental !acult eli Hlso the duuntegtatlo 1:4 not b fas t. 11 th rlc}la rtme nt as 1t 1~ Ill the phyl\llra\ tude Bey :-~ eap~Hdh h t tull there! 1e hewa1c tht~J ldea of h llchng mter atlonal «: ras1 !Jert.} t~ea!l.on We alt.: afraud Uncl : We tlon t hke fer~ceFo m the SaJ!C mal get the "hole l uoh ----- :.rho popular son11 of the day wh1ch ought to I c arlo)> 1.911 thf t]l~me ~on[l' m the European mees JU' t 1 " 1 • CoJ!Ie tla Let • Get Friendly i• at o 0 ~I th t l dl plu e lfc&'Jiy fabulou~ sa lari Ct\ l 1 dong \hat 1 Ia bccau~c the} 1 eally ltkc to I t w11l forget that ." ' .' ' .' .' ' . ' .' .' ' .' .. '' ' • • ' ." '. "" . 0 sab Hcema st 10 ~them from a R.IIUiiu revolu-- sou d-ahout keep ng s lent as to doaari. Jllbb. T• J'Mta later Frank the a leged tl eft- o <: s I laney s He n !-lati n.~ as a w1*C' a keer e) e ~tru alJ'hty t make them ta~1shed I 1m< lf a> ne h~B'frue. und as a c 1::;c tU CI e lec ~ Ivcd a hugt at:M w' ge "arJOl ~ly cHt mate I tl f1 om $ 't) 000 t t fot playu 1:: h L f' l II fr n the mtddlu of Att 1 mildl e { OctoL r h< oo p ~ rm Uell lum ell to frt!n the tnught d 1 ll ow way 1f \\ c art!l wll)t hiH clul o" 1 (' I n I the m 1 l \\ h It telcp'hone message. Your words The otroer of tbe Cunaa ruhi ... M ss Fanilg f 1 were to make then ~ lhriao• lpHa m. life de- .pub! c would have rat! er an ugly HOU ! --- en ac :x,. mbe mw !l v nh loti! to Ruaua. 6nd1 the • - and entruata them to Jl'cdcrofl' wJio dilappcart. Sncmnturnl!lt.hlacounttyplac:e fa E~l~Jincl and .. kidnaped H11 lriond. Jim Wynter triea m .-ana to • .,. hhb. Xathlrine Farbtc oace 1 cele •nted JGU118' YlOiiniat hu had to ~ up bcr career beca\ll!le of an ln Jury Lester MallO tries to trap her lata acceptln1 hil 1ttent:iona br , . . .1, ICCuaing her of sttallftg a aecklace.. Wpter overhean Malin a tbreat md aoe• to Xathanne a flat, ...._ to await the man i an val. JfO'fV GO ON CHAPTER XII my word would be as good as yours .Mal o C:ome I want your expl~nat onquckl And ts got to be ada r:l good cxplana 01 my mau Wyntt c1 eked out Ahll.ost as Mal n g anced ound as 1f ton a"e s e t at I c cou d open tl e door n a hu ry if nccessa y Wynter I a 1 moved fo wa d stoo I s g li an ly w ~h h s back to the door Mi!.l tycd I n w tl palpably g owmg 1 ervousucss 1-1 can t d s-:uss tl 5 lady s prl vate affa rs befo e o I K~tl ar e s cool Yoice broke n "Mr Wyn1er happens tq know al rcad7 nery word you 5a d ttJ me on tl e telepl o e .. ""Theil be knowt y11u walked off with the ntt::klace Wy ter paused n ean gly If you 6 ould be fool enough to repeat a sland r wh ch no one will bcli ve. I 61 :.:11 go tD the trouble of tl asl g you n pub ca d. I II Btl e tlllt no de ent man or wo nan wlll want to be seen spa g to yoll 11a s all Now clear out I c added co en p uously She wtnt out ioto the little ball ppened the door Malln stood th re a cqnfld,nt ritile on the I cavy sens fl&l face Sl~ looked <Lt h n n cold theDce -~P t you _JOJ'II to ask me In? We can ha lly talk t c abo t ~o daliCiilte and pr vate a n attcr he •.Ud blandly ~,.Hate you tome to repeat yobr 61!'?'" ahe asked contcmp uously .,COme my dear none d to quar rei. You know perfectly well t t DELIGHTED ')ou left tile Hitdrens fla w th t ~ t omlssina oeckl!lce In your bag ..Where of course I nev~r put t --.a whqo fhould know bet er than i'\1!!11!. K,otb'IJ?l,' R.,h<d ouL He p-.e • famt ahrug •AnJway y~u adm t that It b Ia }~ possesSion I fancy Mrs Gray aon Wit need a lot of co ., c ng tl t tJ.~ PrOP•rty eame to be tt your bag wJtboue your kno v1ng anyth ng about m I c aald w th a I ttle ev I t.qh. c,lme my d~r no harm 11 dQGC aq far Tb nk of me am a fr en~ I m Dot aucl a bad sort and cvc'n though you were a httle ap t6re toalaht, 1 be~t.r no mal ce.--,l.l ll'llihn • wohh ended abruptly and ~· jaw dropped 1-lc I ad seen I c door of a roo1 tlowly open uw the arun iace or tl e last man I e had UPfcted lo find there. ------Hickory Cnapel last s nov Elv n nnd Raymond He dma.n f' turned to their hon e n 8 uebcn week ofter spending tJ e wth ther Kll dmohe D R Lews Mr o d Mrs Alex McCu ocl of Pl ttsbur~h MI.!IS Cora Kincatd of Fairmont and Otlll Markley and daughter Emily of Pt Pleasant, were guests of R H McCulolch at d !nmlly Monday Mr and Mrs Herschel Barnett were v sitb g Mr and Mrs Thomas Holland r~ntly R H McCulloch and lam y vis f'd h ~ brolller W T McCulloch and \\ fe a Galllpo s Sunday Mrs Jol)n Fog estmg and chl LoYer had Cor Sow h(>role r " EastSpiHer kc fooiJJ l Newspaper Advertising has kept People in buying mood and is aiding business recovery I.:ocal advertisers m pracbcally every community m the Untied States have been redoubhng the1r efforts to sbmulate con· fulence among the1r home town people They have succeeded m nttm1 them to buy goods whtch has kept money flowtng mto tf!lde channels, reoulbng tn ruota1n1ng busme10 on a htgher ocale than would have been possible w1thout thetr forestght and cour ace l: There call be no queohon ra1sed ever agam about the tn flu~nce ol tlie adYert11mg columns of newspapers e peo1 e rest 1 A 0 t tn sustaining the buy1n1 habtb of the people of the country It 11 now conceded that tf 1t had not been for newspaper ad vert111n1 durtnl recent mouths there would have been far leal buy1n1, and hope of a return to proopertty pretty soon would not hal'e been nearly aa strong as 1t •• now "A frtend •n need 11 a frtend mdeed " Newspapers are the frtend• of the people as well as the frtende of bUIIDC!SS They br1n1 to,ether the people and b1111nese 1n a closer relabonohtp than would be poa11ble tn any other way Ajny advertller w1th a good product to sell cannot fa1l to get prof1table reeulb by advertiiiJlll reiJUiarly 1n newepapers. �'' , •AOI'l'IIBQ TID DAlLY TIUII81d P0M11R0Y OB10 SONDAY SEPTDIBER I llll Big City Builders Take Note At htah noon Baturdn~ Rev I Qardner pastor o! th Chu ch ot ChTt&t read the wedd na: ser vloe which 1Ulllt!d tn marr age MISIJ Mary Wilmetta Far er d~~oughte ol 1111 and Mr& Due B l"'lrm er BouJ,b Fifth Avenue M ddiepor ancr. Mr Arthur Skinner so or Mr aQd Mn Benjam n Sk u e Ma eht mijtJUorilsoflJeaa.&: ~'"lW~ _:~~v•d~r.: upoa the love loyalty and devotion of the MOPI•, mQit be in hannony w\th tbe teachinp of Jesus the Cbmt who&a wclidl ftt mtoeveryfold and crev ce llf th~human heart and of whom It waa aald 10 Jobn7 '6 BPAKE 1'.1KE THIS MAN htsr~ ~ • S.....l-.. -f. NO RESPF:CTEI\ m a.c...-. NEVER MAN • QWg l ERSONS-Of a truth Pomeroy 'l1lf ceremony WIL8 performed II t~ Uving room 11.t lhe Farmer resldP.nce bt!fore a bank ol ferns ali.d lilutumn flowers witl on y Lh lmmedlat@ tam Ues n aLtenda Cf 'llle bride was beautifully attired In a rll56&t.-brown bridal gown with a~M:orles to ha nonll4:' Immediately following he cere n ony Mr and Mrs Sk nne efl for 11. 11hurt wrddina trip and upo tbelr return will res de at t.he Lo chary pt'Operty on Llncol Hi 1 Bc.th e promine-nt me nbe o I tt)r younge se t,. I per ceJ\e that Go 1 s nu e 1 cctcr of persons but m e\ ery na twn he that feareth h m and worketh rtghteou~nes~ 1s accepted th h m -A t< 10 34 35 IN HIM ~E LIH - Ihut thel s hould seek him VC ll\ ~ and move and ha\e ut be Lord FUI 11 g - A ts 17 27 >8 Vernon W., Va. ----· PUBLIC CURIOSITY HE exte1 t to whl<:h ur T 1ty of 1 euple Y.lll lead tht!n •~ Rhuwn u co1 ttu1 w th lhe tcrnble butchc1 Y cages m We t \ 1 g n a \\ h1le author ti t;~ Hte sh U at wo1 k 11 an effo1t to fmd 1 the l~ e k11ler ha ml rdered a J ,Y mor~ people and st!c.:I ete I lheu bod J hlR wife w1th an e) e tu bmunes~ !i cash! g 1 o the r uiiJ II CU IIO:slty ul th -e ! Arner can peof lc l1 Ia ~ vutual amus~ment pa1k hl M been made out of the rlt:;ath lot H awken' .J t \arwu~ dt:: scrtptwns are cr~ mg their w lre:; a~ a fixed <.:hxtge 1 rna 1~ to the curious for the pll\ lege of te\\ r g the ga t agf' I where the <.:rim s w e cornm1tte 1 It would seem thY.t the ave1 ge A mer can v. ou ld have more self re8peut than t all v. htM curws1t~ to m kc him so lldlCulou I ut l alt~u secmH th I the It ult 1 u I 1t .:;an he called of the Am r1ca1 m t nih I ~ 1 that of CUIIOSily The t"btd morl Jd anx ely to see all and d1 <.:uss It what hn~ ll shght te dencv to c ncoUI age the seeke1 ol 1 o tonety t) do :;ome th ngH they 1 ever wo ld comm t ot h er w1ae as l g1ves tbe~ a chance to t~t rut be10[e the pulJI until' even the almQI:It wsatiwble appetite ot their \a1ut.r 111peat~ed Auth011tJC Hhould put a ~top to the attempt by the kill ers wtte to mnl<e the c;u1e ar \ more tcrr Ulc th a It 1~ .., 8ldne'4 WaPUucL WALES READ tHIS FIRST I ( !I I I a,... CHESTER -----··· ............ -. B I .-~ ....................................... EDWARD D LOCKET! N 8 Sta l Cu espu - Rath an l Roll N ke ntus spe t Fl day w th !14 r: Rldenou Mr E nmn R bel a d so s at end d the A.tl e a ce:ltl) Co ' M Kl ghL wa.s p .rutcd fo rt: Ulo cl r ons Is y D Harl t u ofPakcbrg M D Be l!o it ng the f01 nah Cleland M .s C L R cechc ad Ms Ad olpl Joa I m fipt t F lday PRJ' k-urg Orcce E e~ln atknctea the boat races in MarlcU:a saturday R )tnond Hut.un I:Wd atster Opal $td tamlly li.Utc vlljtlns In Ma Cluw.Jcsburg P ot and Mrs W K Wllso ha ctu md t thQlf hom AI tans N Y ~tfler 11o months Vi It with home folks ~ Speak n~ ut h m rct:e tl} h 1). 1 not' Lc v th u:<~ d ea 1 ~ t I (' l. ~ mglll and a g J d ht 11 II ncr 1n the day t me ange ntl to 'keep n c td1t10 1 keto) able ahUit) whtch eJ alles them t c 1 deh et the k 1ch :<~ la1 e m"'t 1 t (arou:~e at 11gl t dt nkn g any and e'cl hQoch 1 ut hef r them 1 h e fact that th g JOrity of the kmd who d foget that theJ mu t ke d1tlt,ln t ea t theu alatlt!l" 1ll 1 t ea rn to t"X doO.au; a J ~~ a co nm Iat 01 ert1 make s th e t the:n101 I d t!OU!\ Th~ Uo; o t ) u ng ma h ha!i am hot u~ of be<: m~am f c 1 g aile to catn g1eat .-alai cs that a pa1d t v~ll kn \\ n athl etes mw~t lust rememb er that h firs~ duty and 1 ule mus.t be to le able to. conttol h m ~u 1 ltvtng 11 e m n \\ ho has w control over h1s habl~ or UJ pet1te '" Jc~tme ito \Hnd "l t)UlckiJ u.t the \ety bottom ol the ladder And 1 where 11 any bUinneHs ~~ th1s mo tru• tpau n bu~1 c:o~~ w herem a premtum ts placed phy•lcal ahli 11 \\ h Je 1t hnalll J•ull• do\\n tho m•• h use5 hi, mental !acult eli Hlso the duuntegtatlo 1:4 not b fas t. 11 th rlc}la rtme nt as 1t 1~ Ill the phyl\llra\ tude Bey :-~ eap~Hdh h t tull there! 1e hewa1c tht~J ldea of h llchng mter atlonal «: ras1 !Jert.} t~ea!l.on We alt.: afraud Uncl : We tlon t hke fer~ceFo m the SaJ!C mal get the "hole l uoh ----- :.rho popular son11 of the day wh1ch ought to I c arlo)> 1.911 thf t]l~me ~on[l' m the European mees JU' t 1 " 1 • CoJ!Ie tla Let • Get Friendly i• at o 0 ~I th t l dl plu e lfc&'Jiy fabulou~ sa lari Ct\ l 1 dong \hat 1 Ia bccau~c the} 1 eally ltkc to I t w11l forget that ." ' .' ' .' .' ' . ' .' .' ' .' .. '' ' • • ' ." '. "" . 0 sab Hcema st 10 ~them from a R.IIUiiu revolu-- sou d-ahout keep ng s lent as to doaari. Jllbb. T• J'Mta later Frank the a leged tl eft- o <: s I laney s He n !-lati n.~ as a w1*C' a keer e) e ~tru alJ'hty t make them ta~1shed I 1m< lf a> ne h~B'frue. und as a c 1::;c tU CI e lec ~ Ivcd a hugt at:M w' ge "arJOl ~ly cHt mate I tl f1 om $ 't) 000 t t fot playu 1:: h L f' l II fr n the mtddlu of Att 1 mildl e { OctoL r h< oo p ~ rm Uell lum ell to frt!n the tnught d 1 ll ow way 1f \\ c art!l wll)t hiH clul o" 1 (' I n I the m 1 l \\ h It telcp'hone message. Your words The otroer of tbe Cunaa ruhi ... M ss Fanilg f 1 were to make then ~ lhriao• lpHa m. life de- .pub! c would have rat! er an ugly HOU ! --- en ac :x,. mbe mw !l v nh loti! to Ruaua. 6nd1 the • - and entruata them to Jl'cdcrofl' wJio dilappcart. Sncmnturnl!lt.hlacounttyplac:e fa E~l~Jincl and .. kidnaped H11 lriond. Jim Wynter triea m .-ana to • .,. hhb. Xathlrine Farbtc oace 1 cele •nted JGU118' YlOiiniat hu had to ~ up bcr career beca\ll!le of an ln Jury Lester MallO tries to trap her lata acceptln1 hil 1ttent:iona br , . . .1, ICCuaing her of sttallftg a aecklace.. Wpter overhean Malin a tbreat md aoe• to Xathanne a flat, ...._ to await the man i an val. JfO'fV GO ON CHAPTER XII my word would be as good as yours .Mal o C:ome I want your expl~nat onquckl And ts got to be ada r:l good cxplana 01 my mau Wyntt c1 eked out Ahll.ost as Mal n g anced ound as 1f ton a"e s e t at I c cou d open tl e door n a hu ry if nccessa y Wynter I a 1 moved fo wa d stoo I s g li an ly w ~h h s back to the door Mi!.l tycd I n w tl palpably g owmg 1 ervousucss 1-1 can t d s-:uss tl 5 lady s prl vate affa rs befo e o I K~tl ar e s cool Yoice broke n "Mr Wyn1er happens tq know al rcad7 nery word you 5a d ttJ me on tl e telepl o e .. ""Theil be knowt y11u walked off with the ntt::klace Wy ter paused n ean gly If you 6 ould be fool enough to repeat a sland r wh ch no one will bcli ve. I 61 :.:11 go tD the trouble of tl asl g you n pub ca d. I II Btl e tlllt no de ent man or wo nan wlll want to be seen spa g to yoll 11a s all Now clear out I c added co en p uously She wtnt out ioto the little ball ppened the door Malln stood th re a cqnfld,nt ritile on the I cavy sens fl&l face Sl~ looked <Lt h n n cold theDce -~P t you _JOJ'II to ask me In? We can ha lly talk t c abo t ~o daliCiilte and pr vate a n attcr he •.Ud blandly ~,.Hate you tome to repeat yobr 61!'?'" ahe asked contcmp uously .,COme my dear none d to quar rei. You know perfectly well t t DELIGHTED ')ou left tile Hitdrens fla w th t ~ t omlssina oeckl!lce In your bag ..Where of course I nev~r put t --.a whqo fhould know bet er than i'\1!!11!. K,otb'IJ?l,' R.,h<d ouL He p-.e • famt ahrug •AnJway y~u adm t that It b Ia }~ possesSion I fancy Mrs Gray aon Wit need a lot of co ., c ng tl t tJ.~ PrOP•rty eame to be tt your bag wJtboue your kno v1ng anyth ng about m I c aald w th a I ttle ev I t.qh. c,lme my d~r no harm 11 dQGC aq far Tb nk of me am a fr en~ I m Dot aucl a bad sort and cvc'n though you were a httle ap t6re toalaht, 1 be~t.r no mal ce.--,l.l ll'llihn • wohh ended abruptly and ~· jaw dropped 1-lc I ad seen I c door of a roo1 tlowly open uw the arun iace or tl e last man I e had UPfcted lo find there. ------Hickory Cnapel last s nov Elv n nnd Raymond He dma.n f' turned to their hon e n 8 uebcn week ofter spending tJ e wth ther Kll dmohe D R Lews Mr o d Mrs Alex McCu ocl of Pl ttsbur~h MI.!IS Cora Kincatd of Fairmont and Otlll Markley and daughter Emily of Pt Pleasant, were guests of R H McCulolch at d !nmlly Monday Mr and Mrs Herschel Barnett were v sitb g Mr and Mrs Thomas Holland r~ntly R H McCulloch and lam y vis f'd h ~ brolller W T McCulloch and \\ fe a Galllpo s Sunday Mrs Jol)n Fog estmg and chl LoYer had Cor Sow h(>role r " EastSpiHer kc fooiJJ l Newspaper Advertising has kept People in buying mood and is aiding business recovery I.:ocal advertisers m pracbcally every community m the Untied States have been redoubhng the1r efforts to sbmulate con· fulence among the1r home town people They have succeeded m nttm1 them to buy goods whtch has kept money flowtng mto tf!lde channels, reoulbng tn ruota1n1ng busme10 on a htgher ocale than would have been possible w1thout thetr forestght and cour ace l: There call be no queohon ra1sed ever agam about the tn flu~nce ol tlie adYert11mg columns of newspapers e peo1 e rest 1 A 0 t tn sustaining the buy1n1 habtb of the people of the country It 11 now conceded that tf 1t had not been for newspaper ad vert111n1 durtnl recent mouths there would have been far leal buy1n1, and hope of a return to proopertty pretty soon would not hal'e been nearly aa strong as 1t •• now "A frtend •n need 11 a frtend mdeed " Newspapers are the frtend• of the people as well as the frtende of bUIIDC!SS They br1n1 to,ether the people and b1111nese 1n a closer relabonohtp than would be poa11ble tn any other way Ajny advertller w1th a good product to sell cannot fa1l to get prof1table reeulb by advertiiiJlll reiJUiarly 1n newepapers. �• htlliDAY, UP'I'BMUII 8, 1111 - IVNt)A Y 8EPT!:MBJ:R 6 193 i ' ~-r--------~------ Pftnn WIN~ ?JT.HI J•:::J~;~~;.~""~";~,~:~:,, .,_. ,,.MANAGERIAL SHAKEPUPS CUT rm: l¥fl(ITlST l~fHftN T"OftP[ IS ~A·Mu [ Wu[Nt rnx·1 ~ [ ~~~:~~2;~:~~f~~~5i~:· ~ ; ~f: BY ONE SINCE PECK ~EEPS JOB~ ~~~~~::,:AN ·~f!r.cW P. I Y"C-tl\RK l s panTAN l[ft0[~ r!P[AKe b n u lhuole< or'"' lot ::I H n il il 8NIsp•nT 1NPl 1V[ R 1,"f. MAV [C 1 cLOUT~ HOM [ R~ NI~~~;~:~~·:;~·~;~,:~ht~::~;:f·~~~.:·r:~:. li.np~;~,r:=~~~.~I"~:.:e:up~r I ~~:~:~::. :h::: :::::~.~~ ~~~~[ . ~ ~ ;; [ ll"'a~mn trH H H 1\ I I IU l Bam McK!tmey had lin altaoll: n1 appcn4ldtls whtJe at hts wort Ill Ohar)efl()R IIUi\ w«l Ue WM a~ to CfJine: home f"rldlily Mr ana Mn H 0 Shenefield werf! 8un:day ~ueat& 'OI h15 bi'OI:hef Mr aud l\4rs • Sherman SheoefLtld of near W ilk~vUJe ~ IS Bum McKrnney lllli.H c.aUet.l to Wes t. \11 gUua. &Lw thl) by tJu• seri(..IJII II (less or her father M.t S1ANDnta ' <· •·•ld Wolku " u.o.hed • h om "> hi ll ollov..lng su hlta _ th.: ' . I 111 ~ L got u.11 c m~r and. \.\\C'l utilu T uma Bac k Red Sox Wtth htl.s rn ll. lG-ply bal: ' a~ off Buw dt ~LANK ED ~ BROOKLYN 11 10 lhc majot leagues ha.ti been re- IIhis and the cl ub 1.8 wtthou Toledo as 81:1 , dllctJd by one as the re;u1t of the 1t he sen ices of an cJticlent. bO~~~NATIONAL U4G\Jt: I €Ct:n L ILI)Jlouncenumt or Alva nrad -l paw boxmnn Another oull>tan •-' 1 ~ Clu~ Won Lofr le y president of the Cleveland Cleveland 'IH'uk nc K.S hM been Peck. ~ N~ vl uttlo 14 41 American LeaguP clull that Rog er failure w oeH:lop a good ahortMI.op ICh Yo rk 71 b4 P eckinpa\l8h Will be rt!Llilmcd as pi- ~ aHrr h!Lll a dozen ex p "rlmenu; ' If' "o 11 G4 lnl d the Indians. rnr ll.llothe r year On t he othf'r hand Peck: made 1Ercr klyu 68 62 Prm;Went Bradle~ believes thi\L constructive moves m acqu1r!mr P1tt Jill gh bl '10 P~ c k 8 showing with u. yoWl&' a nd K aJnm 11om the Wh1te Sox tu fl.ll 1B01-- tcu 59 12 mexperienctd team w&rrant.ed 11 18 the hole &t third bn.~~e and dnd - Fhllr.d~ lplua ~ 'iJ •uu_u l ' lllu ,, Out Run, AlJowing ' l Th ree Btng ea ""'' • '""""'"POl~ The othen By LES CONI<Ll" .. I ru d H ua that ret)lrn ed tllL Phllh~s II L.J I wl.mers over thr Do>Stun g 1 1 , " Colli ns w~nt tbc wutt 101 rhtl~ I Golfers IJl:'lt-ntlon This Jrll:ed I~~;d,;.!:i~ls.mg number of Forest Cit) For Jones crown d° no1 ll.g!ee that mate1lal at I club has was. gret>n for )otm., L, I gl oup .<nd not n Reduced T0 I' our fmm cr shDI n il~ 1-ohould mu.de with the By Cianb As Cards Lose IAmateur I I "" " Pt:t Ml 68t b26 .123 t66 t50 4!4 --..,.---- Sani.Pe LJ - PQI'tGQI&U), Ohlo Sept 5----IS{)I ) Tbl ~ lndtiD $.ill~ Tborpe' That'l Wba\ COiidl c;trCII'p !"oo.v Cluk \tWI&f ol.,.._Y"' l4cCABln once Jlt.MeU .u;u;l lowa TJ'nlt~lty full_,. 1fl¥1 Jl out ~ wtn ch&mpionship ~ lqr t.M rwt.amout.h =~~ land a Graham Station blt.d lh&ke-otf spill fl)r the optimllta who try t.o makt a tap Pat Garety and two sons of Clu1 14ck~ from ~he reJI,r Pi.s$nK and clnnati visited Mr and Mrs ThOit rlr:kk.Jnc are his other threa~ his O'Connor last we~:C punt, olten c.a~ 10 yard& 11' Mra 6 F Rlcli:ald and fMuly l t~25 he scored 3'1$ points Cor the .t.t Haskell IndJans in a single season spent SWid&.y With relatives i ~tJ~o~e:::.;:rld :n r~~d ~~JJ;;h fir~~ ~~~n \Ollng outtielc:trr In CltlClllllatl 48 8J 36G lleiiOP in the natLon- 1 Olson Sl!.yre et'herta lned he r AMt;RIC.\N LEAOUE s:w-.aw Ia read 10 1 h d the ta. h se wing circle Wednesday evening b 1 8 To Ptratea·~ Cubs •~ 'I 8 Yl! 1 an )ear par ns e account Mrs A J Bt inker who has been '1 ~ S\X'llt !n<I.D~ th-.u:sClub Won Lolst Ptlt 10 llmoll\ any member of IQ\Ill.d ed lor 63 point! whlcb m(lde him Lese To Reds Pecks n, qposal n. nd s l>l d(lllars :J a~ • 1 s I r-tuJ li l lphll 9<1 :n 'Jl3 or a bu' ht diaplays a ran tYPt. of t.h.e M"at.On 1 high SCQrer ln th~ na sick for somt'tlme 18 lll' ')lovmg rhts of di SSI' tl t.E r:; bt'llr;\es I ,lowevel few (.;" dul d I W l h H !;tcn 7tl :> I 0 ent.h~ when McClain 3 name tlorud leagll~ Ma~ Ka~ lor spen~ t he Wet'!k end By COPELAND C BUHCr that the 1\.CI' of L!;Wpt, liij:Ure PPck h.nr d<lN 1N 1 Y01 k /6 S4 585 Ia mentloa.ed. "The wholt outtlt 1 BroU&hL UV lu Clmmarou coun "fUh hmilc !olk~ I ~ lw ulll ilaH a better sho~ - bettEr mal dat at '1!., c\t-.- Cli:'\C'Iand 02 64 488 1loob rood to me, ht &akl after try McClain tlo ttll muke:o Oklahoma Born to Mt a nd Ml s Cliff Cooi{ 11ng While Lhey did nnt expect him posal ll 1s safe lo sw:y lh ll.L t'•' Bt Louis INP ~'P Git" .¥I ill i By JAMES L KlLG ~LU:; &:; 75 423 tn,IJI afternoons workout but sav h111 home nncheti as a hobby and a liOn Aug :!5th N F>W Ycr k SIll 5 -Ltll~ GlOH N h beaL the g1en~ Phlla.delphln ma - l Rajah will bl• l(etting h ...., lt ~ l i Dt lll• ll 51 j'l 412\t.hla McClain Is a wonder Why I to keep tn t.rlm receives 1Jiaudlt8 Bate Md)onald so n <llld daugh 1 INS Spo t t.o.; Wrn ct rur t 11e Pf' llOI\n~• 'I' " bell "vc 1 chance next ylar ' uroduce a po1 • 1Chlcu~u the ,rcut pltC IH 1 r t!l d1 111 pt l • 1 I c hin e ~ .o.:, :;,1 79 392 lr:new that boy when Dick Hanley from Indian tribes who \\auld llk.e tt:l of Col umbu~ vtslted friend '> Athl£tl c~ lmlu} mm• (I 11 tthllt De\ ct iy Countt Y Club Chh ~gu lw ~hould ha\ C been able to finl1.n l11 111 JX'Illl!:l.nt cunte11der 1B ~~ 1 49 so 380 bad h.lm llt. Hlllkell and Olck show- to adopt him u one of their own here SatUJ day <pr-tKlng rlt~\ 1 tu ct lm 1-\u 1 ; l Ju Ill S{'IJL 4 - A sltlll blonrt ~mlltng m 1>1'<ond plucc dur111g one or the 1 ed hlm plenty of trlcka He wasn t Mayes iii one-tourt.h Indian al Mary Belle Spencer u; lipen dm~; wins for th e 19:!1 seaso n fo Ul vrars nc has bHn at lllc helm -I \f.S1'ER D ,\l' s RESULTS really well that year at. Iowa when though In appearance hf' looks 100 a 11 "' da y~ Y.lth het graudpalcnl" A loKI by Ji.mm~ Fuxx .:; .! ll h I 11 OO\ of 19 Btlly Howell of Rt cll 1 Pt>ck aft r hiS days or sht~l t I r , 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ) Berl. lrl&we~ had him but no per cent CaucMtan Cattle an11 Rev Stom 1 H'lld on friends here er, .hter Mome drmbk I l.t• 11 mond Va Frtnc1~ Ouuncl the Jll- ls to pp!n!!' fur the Yank.ee11 Rnct So.;ll I K !t:. City 8 lnd! un,1po 1ts 5 slouch at that when you consider shet'!p herding dunng the pasl :.urr. Tuesday ,. 1 h e ~u...a Mrs Pat Dower aud daughter of I C.tr\ ' 1Hne11 S<hedulrd hun~-: up hiS 2'1th ~!elm} ul tlu HlU Gld Htf'UU! uf Boston coU!a- slut ~> 1\t;le over succeede d J o. c k ... ,e ponts ·~up Mayes !11 mer mixed In wltn rlgld trainin(! Mll..l'tms Ff'n v are visiting relaI f'eill:l(.ll a s the A s lulll d IJ ack H ~ geous Mauru:e J Mccarthy Ji of McAllister dUilllg th e 19:.!8 cam In pink shape now and I! he ian t have brought h1s pounda~~:e from tlves bet e ten 'l t o 0 Gr ov~ oul~ 11 11 01~ tl lh r 1 N pHign Unrl r hls management t11C I NATIONAL Lf:AGUE the BTeatest fullback of 1931 you 248 to 226 H e is fastest when at Will d f' d 8 1, hi• ~ Walle H cvt hel d tiH Hllllll\ ew Yor r. nnd .lack We:;th'llld Gill- club lllmhed third In 19:!9 foUlth I P!J ladr lphln 2 Bcsl;Jn 0 call me namel this w.. lght iloCOOmpame~. M~n andre Mn; '::.nC~I 1 r. 11' r~'rlpi''d (i Bos klu 1 Sex to ~c vu ,ull tlt~ 111 tilL ~· 1- cagu ~ dlslr!ct Chtunpion aH~ t.oua} tn 1930 and h11..s bt>en 111 fow th who&e best. friends say lA Coach Clark has put his chilq,es Roush to Hlllsbo~ough , Friday to ond tilt which w~ut to Phlludcl- 1lw ~tutl-!lnallsts m the 30th Na-Jplace during most of th~e pll•t;ent - w t•lnn• wn a New Yotk 4 no oonserva~ve, doeant make those through snappy workouts da!l:r attend til R 1 1 1 01181 phm 6 to 1 tmnal Amuwu1 Golf cbamptoru;hliJ season lntb.;- ttll ow•u,;-artld~ lhl' 25th (If 1111 ~· • ~~ot.atemenUI with an)' otlenalve 'lm stnce the &quads arrival last Bun- ~ ~ reunon there Tile New Yr:rk O ta nl:. ll(tUC <i lhn :~.re sll that a1e left uf t.he Peck ~;: ot ofT to a g1and ~aut ln 1a "~f'rlt ~ or l.llk~ h; th~ rndt>rs nr 1J ,, 11 1 " Chtcflgo ~ telllnf you accent He studied. day Approximately 5000 fans Sa~~~~~ Hud'>O the 1( ad of lhc b l Le w~ C .HdJ 1 1 fllld or 112 v. htc ll start.ed. out oo 1929 hiH ru-=-t full H·nr a~ nuu1 3gcr 1 !llu• Dllll." 1rmunt l ,\rUf' l\Ir- ~ C nlv I! 111 ro schedulcxt McClain carefully• in three s.crlm- turned out for the first sess1on as a • burg Satulday 0~: ~~~~sln~!s Palkers11 t} e Nat1o 1t.,i g md ll .. , 11 h up lul!y last MondaJ bv pllottng the club to t hhrt pl!H.:C Gcvnn fanu; us phvsirnl trainer this weelt, watched blm rt· omclal welcome Scnmmages of a Mr ami Ml s Dana K.a~lor or gamPI:i a~ Bill \\alket ! o\l t H1 tl NP tl' r f th e four gets a blggtr ln nct cl{vcloping .such stars as W e<; and l1lrt.'('ttll' 1 r !\'ltGovc~n's (d)m AMERit:AN LEAGUE rapidly at t.be evening skull mid-sea.son variety marked Lh11 Waslungtou D c rctmned Lo Rct u ~ cf B1 oo ~ 1\ 1 3 to i) w.rlk et:; kH k out of teachi ng the :;cml- Fen ell Eail Ave 1111 u.nd D1ck Pur- 1• 1 wn In Nlw \ork .t}'s uwn Nfl\ York 3 Brooklyn o ~naa.nd clUi up the In- praetk:t! hour& Lh'! latter pa.tt of l the 1r home lnst v.eek after spendt> lglll clout.-; \H' I tdh 1 ~puc. 1 I finH ls than dc es tile youthf ul Bu l~ id 1.-.umr t>hup lt uti~ l> ru h e..JIIll budd pr1uad lphla 11 Bc~ Lo 1 1 football rtoord from gram- the wetk p ng a few day~ Wlth h m f lk 0 0 ha.n the sume IJUiubc t uf l1ils t ill' How(•It He lidJnlt.s lt He:; one Forest Cit) fan.s appreciate t hat In,::UTJE :'rl 0 , t HN c :-t( In nat ! 12, Chicago i mar school days on before ~dinK The pro leagues opening game I Mt and Ml 5 w H Pr~ce s~nt 1 Om• t~ gol elf Cl,uk. ol B1 h.. ld\tl of those fnmk open faced boys WJlo Peck strl'ngthened the club by uc fly "Ptll ~blll~h 3 St LoUl:. 1 out tM 0 K-perfect.. PfO• with Brooklyn hen September 13 t.he v. cek ~nd with the lattcrs parFitl l plldHtJ ~ L\ Pt(l Lu tu~ td LC.. s lip ~ uvet to tbe press tcnt tll1e l hi~> I :::Julrlng the~c ::;Ui.rs bm dedar~ lh l ) (Wrltl"'tl • ~ htslvtlv trl~,:~ Ctin nouncement will nut be a push-over fOI the t!ll\..8 Mr and Mrs H M Spencer h ea\ ' hllt mg- IJ\ n t.tlu• ~ J H I' matches to read whnt a ncw~p.\pl l cnu no lon~er be ci,\S:>1fll'ct as rt~~:ht Uv I N 5' D' I l l'ODA y S GAME~ MCClain bas the same hl&:h Dtep- j Spartans by any means according Mrs Earl Onmm and children and Htndn tk luJm:-:.lwJ thl ~~ fllend from Richmond di~IJutdw ~ gu'f'll material N• 1\ y n k ftpl - 1 ullng t l<' '<'\'F.lt.ICAS aSSOt.:IAfiON lOcomotion and hlp&waylng t to Clark But show me a Leam spent Sunday at Ra clmc mve.ated Cm< "' Rtrli'> 1\lth Llw tr w his newspape l back home Hcs l Ot hrl 1931 Iurhnns l'.ho wt t t' <um• ( month ~ ut\ t .u n lil anv T ~ do at Columbus which fYJ characterlzed l that ca nstop our McClain Holm Rn and Mr-:; Spurlock d h\1 11 til Htratgh t ' tlm t ~ ~ of thl ke~ed up ovet the idea of him a w1th the clulJ 111 1929 Include Cli nt olh<'l tum~ nut \ r tl . iC'L t ts 0 ' L• ths~lll~ 11 t India.na"ohs Thorpe at hbl prime These spell I PresneU a nd Lump.c:.n .ne de- dren ~!Sited !nends hercan F~ uhm :-.1 lm1x.:1 t Lllrl Ttl C' sof t tcmus .. curtain tor the unlucky ones who 1dared 'and I II show }OU tm na- evcntng day ~~~~~:r~~ ~~~ t;~-'tlll2lt l; s t),J cut ~ ~~:~a:~l~eth""}~~~~~~lOul~~;t~~l~~, J ~;r~~~r:ao:n~~k~ut~r:-;~IIBi~o~I~;~Y Hh c" tnd t tea rus wotnl r~,r llVl'>t ~'l n;::,sulc~? ~~n:!;~:~:cc get the wrona a:rtp on the kneets Uonal pro league champmns The Parst_J•t s annual nwuon was H,i'lal"tall nul M u ( rll IH f l\\cn the nationo..l amat cw 1\a) Hct! Rpp Glenn Mya tl \\tills Hud - l spr rl s '~ 1 1 1111 Ctll \\..1} 1 11 e SUJ 1 ---;:;;,held a t thr- Allen hom!'! Sunda) •. " I• 1914 "\Ill[ 11\l vrt Ill t ' l v gmcus ac w Va spent Monday with ..... I Au, 30 A I lin MPI H~udrt Milt Sholfn;cr unrt 1 ih". "\ n· >•n SATIO!IoiAI lt;AGUIE l da,•h"< M•• 0 a n ~s•~ol .11ge ll llnilier were r.•I,Dt<• im IX '-'l l~ll but <l ii UlOII"nc m 1 · M ~.: cfll th Y 11m1 Wcstl 11 d Y.lll Wnltt'r Mllll l Nm 1., W1Bic K.unm tl\t 1 l \\c cur s n"'" t uv...... "r"~">'l " '''I 0111 ~~~ J0}9 •• 1m d n 'JJlbC 011 I.J Jl ~ ~ ti l v\ 1 HI n Jkl}ll at Ne w York .. <-.J>. • " yoc da y wa , 1l • 1nu 3 1 , II P \\t( l ~\ 1 HI Y c spcn• bv all M usc 0 w~ f llltlll; hecl 1 ot1e1 1 lht• Pitt"b Ul~l1 Pu t\ s ) Ill J•· meet In "'e match liU\\PiltlllV ~Prill~ clu eke n 1j10 games~ " vu1 t t.t 1 v~l ll H l::: L ~ u 1 < uti· 1I nnd Oulln~e~ \\Ill Let olT at 1l 30 th ts Fu 1cll Browu Hardc1 and H ud 1 11 ~'•II\ r{j 1101\ l lt ~ H., of I XCII l~C~ ChH ar;o at Clllc hm 11 Wayland Mars whose accident by the Ncy.. Ha\cn ba nil I was menUoned last w~!l: remains in ma r Martlll C11d I l H lltl 11\\lJI!llllg Ulld MtCnr t.ln ,uul \h sl lin ha;c done pJaCtiCI\ li} all t~ f \/Il l .JC'Ip \ I tr l\llthtn lt!C l• ol ~ t Loub at Pit tsburgh a strlous condition ,::.t Hl"~r hosw muftcd Tlll\1101 ~ n 1 n 1 11, laJlcl 15 mhtutPs l1 te1 Both Will bu Cllvelands pltclung this ocasonnndl nwclts so 111 , L lhry 1 ,u 1 \::e l l(! 1l t ton at Philadelphia ptta.l L Wanc1 toscmt mt. :lpL ~~ rlll t lrl lO-hnlr mtttllls F'tcltdl has been the uuly \\lllllln g l t t 1 rh m ~ 1 ,1 MJ ._, Nora Amt..s l'lpcnt Sntluda) 1 1 nm 1 s • x I I • t.t n r " AMERICAS LEAOUI BIRmDAY CELQB-.'TED Mt UJ(j M ~ Ch 11 It\ ,/l r t of m"n t ~ IIH l'l!Lrrm I} ~ 111\JJIL u 1•1 and Mrs. Chas Beeale and aud E:lunday with her b1o~ht'r J,\s Dt, otl ul Chlca•,... Ctn,-.uuuH I 11stln.l la st IIC\ k w1U 1 ncec0 r, :.~ t t 1! t uuHr t h an n f c11 ...... Ju.nlor Stew~rt Mrs" Ann!lo Folden and family 1 { !.--.\eland tt.l St Louis Emma McKilm Ly spe n ovc. the Mr and Mt ~ Ch:t1 If\ P.tt srm muutl-~s n(it !)11 and M'·- ve.. Beegle M< N~ w Y 01 k at Washington ""' Roush and family week f'l\d With home folks from ant. !.11 ~ ,.;: t lc L1arh No l - Et tnd 11 1l h •rLt !lUI 11; 1 I Harry 11 ' 0 gamesJ Mr nnd Mt ~ Ok1• y L nckr 11111 I our s sltiT llll•l tl1c fl l ov t Mr and Mrs Herbert her !' mploymen t Boncar w Va Plll ladelphla 11t Boston 1 t '11t \ ou m t ., t n iJIIIIlr; u1 and family Ira Begle, Miss Rhe was accompanied home hv hzr ' l'< ll "fl n c 11lh wiln E.\Pir l Lu u(,Ci ;,m~,; ,l mes' milt tf New Huv ~ n • 'n n 1l .1<ic r{lgl u I 1I ,C' f ~ rt CrooM of SyracW!f! spent COIJ.!>Hl ~-------------By HARD~ Mrs Martha Bl..shop Is sta.ymg tl Bow Au g 28th to M 1nt.l M1s I)< ~c it ~ fPtll1! r rt 1 uV1er ~~ with Mr and Mrs Robert II HI I\ as por;.o.;jl)](' Ke<:.' )) tiH rATS AGAIN WIN and celebrated the blrLh- the home of her liOll Alva help tug Hcb, rt Adan1s 1 da 1 ~l u 1 D tlmcl' Glt•IJl lPII la sl \Hf'k fo, " ro ~ mr nart lrJ ~at lh• FROM LEAN Beegle, Mr1 Mc.Kelvas to care for their small son ..,ho 1 ECrlo usly Ill Wlth lnt '5tmal lr uubl.--. N1 w 13, lp ht nn wht r l lu 11 1.< "1 t k I lC\\nlfl1l l£!1l illiWS M• and Mrs J E Tur 1er sptnt M1 Ok< L.r udctmllt " ~" 11 t 1~;-:t and Mrs J Mintor Caldwell Nu St:~n dwilh the ltw~ In h~cls \;\ t Rt~c Oil the l.oe!i ,llld fi'r Sl'COn1 game Of the Texas vlaited last Thunday with Sunrlay with their do.ughtet M1 Wrrlrw:<d:n l'dth Mr ~ W ,dl 1 Lauclcinlllt 11f Pmn t !O\ cr;~n e du\'11 1 t'ouchlng lh• fl101 [.tal\ scr1Cii Wl\5 ''Cll by former's sisters 11Jn> Eva Rob- and Mrs W D Hollidav E'mer Wt'st ha& been (nlcl tam M 'l:i Monrct Pick<ns t>)XIll "' and Mrs Mattie Custer ', I v.tth thr 11r s Flept'ut the first Little " lmws tl on Is available Bonnie Brown of McArthur lng a few da\~ the past we('k one fe w clays last V.t>c k 1\llll lCJnl!YC~ No \-E:htud 1 1 11 •ocs In h Eels game although lt has last week with Mrs Carrie or his former school-mal.es who l" a t !'O ( W Brlghtol\ now teaehlng ip Massachusetts W F Sovrc 1eturnr1l home lnst •tl ntsc on Lor"> and j-.o,ng t he !lpor•ed. thaL a near·_;,: . ·-:·. Vhttlnla Davlll ~'>pent Satmday F'ri(.lt,y fro m a !cw tlll.y~ vt rt with will be a aoctal at t.h!! feet dov;n so us to f01m cd Jlr or near the communit7 hall Saturd,~,y Sept 5th nenmli! with Mrs M E Nelson his trcther Ru.sh Sa~ 1< cl ftochC'l-. J .111 ch cJe. with lh" Qtlr.<.Jci g&m{ ~11 reporta ."11!'£!~\~-­ The r.dles Akt o't M E an1 r ttended "Ule dan~f Star ter Pa. td ~es of the fN't from toes to )nu iJu~ LeiJhl:'lt \\hO ~ 1 Le lfnelt In tho 1ast Julmny Ad:uns orft h-. t \ICC to church wW meet at f.he home of Hall J,o.:rls Repeal ten timf's Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooper of ' v , JI nl Nf'Y. tlll gllbn Pu uti Nv 4 --ctn~<~ lht flet left fo ul onlfl h em .} IU\ over the ,.,;;ooih(,~;;: Mr~ i\toiHe B(Lringer Friday evenAshv tic 0 v.erc th-r lHek: end IEust r ive rp ool ll{';ht :-:ldt light fcu l ou lef t sto.!l f'rl the 110t The 1"larl Webster and family of guest:> of the 1 a.tters mothr r Mrs ---~ ----~ dt su tlmt cocs nnd h eC'L~ was I I:J 4 LC':.>Iunl .ct Art Ohio weer calling p D Nelson and famih Clal• 1 qrc IJI\tallcl lhH's Holdin g the Tl tt dRtt cf the llnrd game has 'l lw ut r r 1 lhf1t .: 1~ th~t IIA sil!ter t.t.rs Berthn Ne!s<.n returmng hom~ \lith thrn J iLJ.(S ll!!ld lOCk :>ld; V.ISC flom 1n ct IXCn ' I'\ omctUJIY allhOUiJI tl. for a short vl.slt and h e V.l JI alsu f tho •r•l TH' Xl 11~ Ill Ill PI uf uel1fl to liGht ten tuw~~ l·., ~ l tn t cpolte>:i Lhat the third of Raveru;wood attend the State P'ah tn Jh ~!tt 1•n1 - h IN No 5- Kncrs s tiff fr :-t parallel and last game WL1 l.>c played Sundooy I with his sister and - - - - -- - -- 11 alk on tile to r , Without betvl- .tftc nc :m lt.• 's• ~llc ufll betv.een Ur and l1lr&. W inc the knrxs fo1 otH' m mt¥ tim' the ~reonG scnu-flnal game Is No 6- K!li P!'; sttf! 1c.:-t parallel fuwhc d nnd t11c fllal gan,.e Is bt..-'Ibe Clrele of the U B I \1 Ilk on the out~:~](le crlgc~ of ~,;un church meet Pride~ with Mrs j r 1 o( feet fm one m lnutC' Philson NorrLs N - St mrl \lith lh; ! •!! to ~ 1 FIGHT RESULTS Mrs Ed Nelcamp and wn Paul I>OiuUng s tru gh t ,!lt "IHl and daughLcr Bettie, Mr and ~&rs E nn g tlgltt h ~ tl Ill l!unl of B~ lntCI na.tlonal Nc\\S Sc1 vlc.c Oliver Snyder and Mrs Oliver left t-t:• tu lotm half ul .t lJ 1At FhUadclphlo.- Ray.St.~elc, Fr~r of Akron are visiting Mr lrct squa t e w.Lh t11e 11~1L l torand Mt8 Dayton Roush Calliullllu dCf{a.Lt>d Gino G&.riba.lMcore'a No. 17 Console Healing Stove, used ptllntmg to the lefl With legs Mra Na.ncy Sayre and Mr and ltd<! rigid ami b(){IV ~ .llgbt <11 ll ly a few months-Will heat the whole only A~ N<W Y01k----saucl01 Szabo Mu Wm. Varian and daughte1 1,1l ~;· the tiKhl toe 11 ~ fu.r fiS houae. Looks like new-Ju•l ao good ao pu s~lb lt' krtulng he _! Lu t!H Hun!Jnry 1u~d Sam Stein New York Dorothy spen~ the week wd with ~be lrrnner 11 sl&ter Mrs f'bn.ue Pll dtcl'l .iom RepeaL tl'n t1mcs new-Potitively a Bargain, At Sew York - -.Jc 1y Le.Q-rRY New chard at. Charleston No 8-Rcpeo t Exercise No 7 1e Mn J'lOBIJ.e Butter lett Monday ConYOI I m ictdl£!Welghl defcat.cd •t:t:slng lhc POfltlon of lh1: Ohlcaso where W e hQ.!l employ act anct raisi ng th e left toe II .Tc"enlo 11 :ms 1101 S. EMOdY WOLFE, ment ~·o iJ-Stand w1th feet parullcl P ' :: Hortc 1 Whlte Plains midRae .... Ohio-Or L'all 202-K, Dally lribun~ ' Rev stone Dllt Supt of the u \ Bring toes and heds togtther dle\\t•ght, ddea.te I Curl HolmeE, church held quarterly meeting 111 a g11ppmg motlO tl a ~ 1 BrooK'yn (8) • .hou gh you ~ ete trymg to Al'gusttne Pc1 ez Porto Rican Thoana& Routna of Let&rt, l>ltk U!J Home object 11om tile .JUnlr 1 w•llerw<>lght def('alf'd Lew floor Rtpeat •en tlm-tes Murelll New York 16) No JC- Walk tip und dO\\ I\ !or 1 S (;IIV Mlll ~r vaolromm mlodle n.tnulc r r r•wn wllh t he toes weight defeated Marty Sampson }'olntetl 11. u.s f:u us J)IJS.s!blc Ne\\ Ymk (61 At c ~mrl e st cn W Va - Kld M :~. r t I n Beckl2y llghtweiKht n oou~ d uul Kid Hatfield Knox \1111" Tcnn t31 A' Manlreul- Art Ghoux Montreal lli:Lntamwelght defeated Harr) By Edaon Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma Rob Is Boston 1101 ny JAMES L KILOALLEN At Wilmington Del - Tony LoJ 1 N s Spoll.s Wtit£!r Ius Phllar:ie.pnta llghtwe~ht de DC\( 1ly Couuty Club Chicago featt:d B:Jbby Burnt~ Baltimore (8~ Onille Elder, Publ4ber of the Woahinglon (Iowa) Journal Se pt 5 F1 ancls Ouunct of Boston Soya: aml .J IU k Wcst hmd of .Chlcugo a ba ltlc-scllll rd vetcHm rmd a 1lsln g ~ O Uil !J s~nr tee off h e1e today m a Miss Opal B~ckley of C_haunmoy, I THAT newopaper adverti•in1 io the life insuran<~ of any com36-llole matcll to xettle llle pe1en spent the week end with her 11 «l qur,uon or wllu 1s Uw b~t entli here munilf· Toke !hat influence out of any town cr city ahd "the l !llllltcru go lfe1 lu the United Charles Quick and far ll y mourp•n J110Ve about the streets; the merchant weepo for his cus· St t! • ~ Mauud CheSF;r and eltU ~rf'n .tiCumJC' the Q:l and old mnstel Is Lende1:1 the HWlter reunion .1t Alhtomer1 and refuee1 to be comforted, becauae they are not." .. tllVHlg to mrrcomc the handicap:; ens, Sunday of m1ddle agfl 1\IHJ repP.at his ~~cMaud McPherson spent t~e tmy "'nf 17 vear~ ll!i!ll when as a end In Newark Newopaper advertifing baa become ouch fixed part of the intri· ~outhful phenom he won the naEd McVey and family of Cllle I!I~Dif"" q,f retail commerce tlaatthe w"heela refuae to ao tlonal amatem championship at and ManQ.a Colburn of Jeo•~yvllle. , Grtol Bill£\ln olJhls 1estntd lh e ll!Je of 21 Since thaL tune he spent a week Ylt'ltlng relatlve.s re~ orCNmd without th• odvertiaing grease. It io not the mi11ion1of ltas uft.f>n bee n m the I hick of big eently n•w,JHiper "v~iting to tell the cuolol)ter wb11re to buy something ilva. Quick and family of 5\lnn· WO of tho amartCBt and most energy and ingcnutty had been prc~ty mancuvcrmg-4tnd MW t4r toumnmenls such as this nne buL alwn.y~ i.he title has eluded him :,ylvnnla are vlsttlnl his used. m cxplo1ttng D"mp~ ey, h1s h u th1s same Lnttlcr tH ndrtl d~n't is the miaaion of newapaper advertiring colorful g('ntlcmen now op greatest breadwmncr He took the sttalght for a shot at the hea\,l I Once 111 J92Q he was the runnor- John Qulek eratint m the cauliflower m Manassa Mauler when he 11;9.11 an we1,ht t1Ue a cuaiDmer oupply hio n'!flia tl'liala!'lOfilll', promptly, and to Mrs Evelyn Beckley and Anna 1 up but was defeated by Chick M idustry anJ James Joy ~'JJmmy" unknown hobo In an old red As 11. result of the Sha.tke'S' Evans J1 qf Chicago at a reaoonallle pril;e. Thl cc t lfne~ tltheJ than t.hl~ M"'reums spent Friday with r Johnston, and Leo MeK1ornnn, bct- Mweatcr, and from the ranks of tbc f1a sco, tt seC"tns futrly ccrtam t hat OUimet fou~;ht ln • ., waj tu th~ l •nd Mtll Clyde McVay and t.er ka.own as Jack Kearns Nobody, ha.m.and egg f1ghters, Kearns Kearns' rn rddlcwb1ght v~tcrnu ,.,th sem i-finals only to be ellminatc!.l at. Attiens steered h1m to the diu1eat hstiC get the shot "'tlh Schm{'ltng n• xt T~ c~UI!I!IJ pewopaper odvertiainJ in yo~o~r ~o111e paper, or bot even their worst encm~e s , can alt1tude9 m nng lnatory Dempsey year U TH A1' doean 't pro\ e tha.t by lht c hampion Bvbby Jones ToEva Jont!!s of Athens spent the dny wltb tlw IItle l\ga within hls 1week end wtlh her mother: Oan1e den:r that ~•James" and J uc k know had the abtht)f, of c.urse, but the "Doc" 111 a mtra clc m t1111gcr papen, a "dir.,tory" to Which you can refer with the aa111 the ropes They know nll the an without n cnuhflower tJOht!ctan therr 1t mn st be adm ~ctcd that he gn~ sp he has no Jones to conttJ:J-i J ones oura~ce that in 4«1 tlqing you will receive inauuctlono that will ex· w1 t h but in We~>tl aud IP 1.:1 ~ n~\-[ Marjorie D~n Js In Columbus IWel'B and most of the angles when like Kearns at the helm, 1t is per- t~ ~toum.lm.{tlY luck~ ! fectl;y conceivable tha~ be \\OU!d Aq fQr Jupn~lon, mnllilger, prQ· er~hP.less 941 opponent v.ho~;e ability vt&ltlna her brotllers, Ernest iLnd pcdiate fOIIF fitopRinl•xpedition; tell fOU wJ!ere to .-o, when, and It eomca to the f1ght racket have alv.-ays relflamed In ob!lcur1ty. motet, ten rcrctntP.r, nnd fJ ,t lc ~bat )'1!11 !:an do _..en you lle~.!IJ'fl:· .. be np bewilder· Not only thal, but K[n rlJs 1 and - the tict1m, perhapst of j:Qq-m ) J11~A of-nil ~or.u.J cs-....bc bus c=crLun For Westla nd J'cahnkto\1 h-.ve ~ ~e 'fl v(!ry vAlu able "some Indifferent ,or hostile presa.'; ly taken the play a,.,ay from ti}.e l:lc 1:> bound to respect menlo "-" po. Fi>nfusion: Tiley ctlrect ~du in 11 manner thtt fa'CbrtY oflalwa)s keCpmg m tile When the old Doc lo1t Dempsey. J.ladtSOfl StJunre Gard en r.aull· he Iss ast!!L'l great tl po~&iblp phyai.,.l melat.. effort and in that fi.mt!!ll&ht. 1'hey are Jrrep.rc1!9Jblc, they said Kearne wu • through. flower tru~t. I this mnn ._ J.e:mcll Jo:r h83 b eco me rhc hcnti cause or his and the thought of tough breaks Well1 Jack \\.e down but he wasn't fllllctiCID minhnize iriterferenee witli Y!lUr "favorite phantom." hu never been nble to keep e1ther out DY a long shot. He prcked up man of the lipnrt m !\ • ) or: :1nd counts m a final one of them aw&y from the top the fadmc wcltcrweJgbt ebamp.JOn, threatens to n\al!u Urooln~ n t he fore ~camperlng M tckcy Walker, steered him to the Ca\lhflt~,.wer up.tol of the world !'f. been Installed Lhrtor long Take HQ id. Doc" Kea1111:1. All his nudd lewcight crown by aomo vety thia Sduncr, at lea.st. are many who Uke Westland • a statmneut hu.:; fans \\ho t he lf: 1 w' I I McGovern Gl• \ es 1'en EXerclses • T0 K F t F<t eep 1 BAL~PeacheF, Fon ·~lendrd FOR SALB-Team .of roan Bound wetsht 3::100 I mares and lood 't -POLLY AND HEk rALS workers WUI tr6de for 1miber uam. Leonard Epple -f'Vmeroy R D 2 Rou I I batpln Will sen bl.llhel. trrc or Orchard H E Greene. 'nipper& !'latris. Ob!o 9·2·3\. t ,... 1• ee lf·4-3t. Running True to Form Help W aatetlI AIN T GOT NU~IN' ' Letart • aDs 1 AGIN SAPS IN GENE:RAJ..., BLIT GOSH HOW 1 HATES L- A CONCEITED SAP.' \ , - • • ..., "" Old Salem 1 II Antiquity I::IELL peraonal Chrllltmaa cards. Namea emboued tn dold $1 d~ en up Hlaht.Bt. comm1181on 15Bm· plea frr.e Alao boll llo8eOI'tlbenll $oc/,dom '$ Jack and }iuzmy Dunbar Co , :132 N LaR!le, Columbus. Ohio. 0-8-Jt I BURNELY----·----------- I - tcnj"s Y.l\s Gei a Patum of This Paris Style KEA. M112AC:I.E .M~Nh_Gt;te 11 .;;VA .A. TINglY All Tttttt:l ,..JMII .,., crr•ttJ ••" ,,,(,,, "' p,., .,.J ,,., ,••"'"' .,. Y•r•. m.Jt "' N~t~~ Here's the smartest 1tle• for tennis! •olf or hlli:lnr It's a dren thit wal lift real comfort for rtaort wtar. IS BoUND "To ' ."'• - It haa the dlvitlt. a]urt. 10 beiDTtd y youth for all tporb occa1ion'• tt t • • • -- so denrly shaped that 1t Jives tvery appearance of a lrhartlr ftarlnl' circular ak1rt 1t is nry 'nuc fVtr the hips The want w1th 1h "'terestmc cronover f r on t and tralght buttoned c I o s 1 n B , cuh readth 1ft a splenl1d way and atd§ 'length The ftilortd !leevu are cool •nd smart They may be omttttd, 1f <;Uo;;P£No;,E IS Jl.WFliL , Wit.\. 'Til'E MAAAIAkE 1'AI{E. Pl.ACE ~ 1\: c;o, WHA,. 'INIL.L ~"A0PER des m~d. Prmted psque, prmted or plam hnen cotton me!h shantunr and Chm~se sdk dlmuk are very eftec.• When "No" Means "Yestt liVe T.liJ Nt il96 ,.., ... d,, II r,..JJ ••rruJ 111 11111 U '' M ,, u , ••J for unmtil1•11 Jtl'""l· j•""" IF 'THA"f ~ FOQ. •olE 1M 6cJ€.'1' 1 vJE >-lAVE. A <al How to Get Thne Patttrru E.KG WORK Ml)<;T i)OA.IE s~nd IS centw (m stamp~ or cnm) to fa skmn Bureau Wl'ite qut:fully .. nd pla1nly yonr nam~ and full ad· dru s, the number of the pattern and the s ttt you \\ant "TODA'i --" - - - ---- -- - r---- com wor2e" ..-.)El-L ALL E><.C.EED "1'-'E SPEeD LIMIT "0"' HAI2D WO~K "TOD.AY I ' lNC~At-JO"THER 1'3i.w 1 • A ~LUE ONE ROADStER~ ·M'i FA\ICJI<,ITE. COLOR- I M DYINIG tO "'EE It .. /'¥) I GOULDI\l'"f WAI\- I'LL \_ A(:>K ~ .. AN'b '0'- "OOi:EQ Del WijEt-J l 1 16 ~· o4 &~e~rrro: ~ ~c:~ 1 -----~ -- By RUSS WESTOVEl( - MAC'S -· ----DeAR.· - -·HE --·· :·------ ~-. A VE'5 - · · l'l.L fJ. '-t.rB_e:._,~=IG_I-I_T_·_o _..;_E_R __<, i~ SAID ~~~~ ~!:_ Addrf'U your lrller m the follow· mg way- DA.IL\''S TRIBIJNR FASHION BUREAU tbe OF FISTIAAA, WHo taE.JlJVENATED C~ lf'I>ED "THii> l'A4E : N,O.ME AHI> MINI! MIE IN "n!E ~ INIE,\IiiO~ "TO MARQ"f"' 'COt..VMN 1 Lt'!J"TEN "TO i}llc;:.. HOOF'l!Q.-CHA'QMINi:r DAME\.. HOO~FQ .JQ, !Ht, ""II!~ CHARM IN(, CHIC SPOaTS OUTFIT • S ··· I I MtCI<E.Y WAL..KefZAr.JD tG ;.loW 6 ,A Cj<:::. IN 11-le C31G DOUGH! I I FORSALEt I I ~o@)rMMY .)'OHNST'ON ·· VETEIZAIJ Ewa A. Tln1e1 • Paris Senlu Room 109, No 'JI We.t Sb·e el Ouimet Is Once More In Finals - - -- --- ., YOU EYER STOP TO TIIINK? R. j I -Pl.Cnl'c Grove Ft~r1c IMP~ESSAteiO WHO ,S CUT'iiNG A 81G Fr(;'Uf'eE AGAIN AS Sf313ETS FtEL..D PteoMorere-'• T EI,ECTRlC 1H~4T~E, Po11111roy-TODAY "THE· FJ.N~ PQINT$1' u......... 1 l!l<i.&f'd Q,'\110~ ·~ ~ w•..,. du meiQdrU'It. T••lln WIUt new aallet. Ste .................. D~~orhq cam:- lhe cambUnr I I I Gra,. J ' ' ' •• and I ·~~~t;~EI,!m~er;~~~,:~i;u~'+~]$~:~; gtuclllng:~~~~ff~;~~~~:~:~~ 'l~o•, r:'•cv~I \ ' neW· that he luilp ar8 1 .- ' I It of cll!llit._' nqu.i- tLe .... T1!PJie 'Viii au4 �• htlliDAY, UP'I'BMUII 8, 1111 - IVNt)A Y 8EPT!:MBJ:R 6 193 i ' ~-r--------~------ Pftnn WIN~ ?JT.HI J•:::J~;~~;.~""~";~,~:~:,, .,_. ,,.MANAGERIAL SHAKEPUPS CUT rm: l¥fl(ITlST l~fHftN T"OftP[ IS ~A·Mu [ Wu[Nt rnx·1 ~ [ ~~~:~~2;~:~~f~~~5i~:· ~ ; ~f: BY ONE SINCE PECK ~EEPS JOB~ ~~~~~::,:AN ·~f!r.cW P. I Y"C-tl\RK l s panTAN l[ft0[~ r!P[AKe b n u lhuole< or'"' lot ::I H n il il 8NIsp•nT 1NPl 1V[ R 1,"f. MAV [C 1 cLOUT~ HOM [ R~ NI~~~;~:~~·:;~·~;~,:~ht~::~;:f·~~~.:·r:~:. li.np~;~,r:=~~~.~I"~:.:e:up~r I ~~:~:~::. :h::: :::::~.~~ ~~~~[ . ~ ~ ;; [ ll"'a~mn trH H H 1\ I I IU l Bam McK!tmey had lin altaoll: n1 appcn4ldtls whtJe at hts wort Ill Ohar)efl()R IIUi\ w«l Ue WM a~ to CfJine: home f"rldlily Mr ana Mn H 0 Shenefield werf! 8un:day ~ueat& 'OI h15 bi'OI:hef Mr aud l\4rs • Sherman SheoefLtld of near W ilk~vUJe ~ IS Bum McKrnney lllli.H c.aUet.l to Wes t. \11 gUua. &Lw thl) by tJu• seri(..IJII II (less or her father M.t S1ANDnta ' <· •·•ld Wolku " u.o.hed • h om "> hi ll ollov..lng su hlta _ th.: ' . I 111 ~ L got u.11 c m~r and. \.\\C'l utilu T uma Bac k Red Sox Wtth htl.s rn ll. lG-ply bal: ' a~ off Buw dt ~LANK ED ~ BROOKLYN 11 10 lhc majot leagues ha.ti been re- IIhis and the cl ub 1.8 wtthou Toledo as 81:1 , dllctJd by one as the re;u1t of the 1t he sen ices of an cJticlent. bO~~~NATIONAL U4G\Jt: I €Ct:n L ILI)Jlouncenumt or Alva nrad -l paw boxmnn Another oull>tan •-' 1 ~ Clu~ Won Lofr le y president of the Cleveland Cleveland 'IH'uk nc K.S hM been Peck. ~ N~ vl uttlo 14 41 American LeaguP clull that Rog er failure w oeH:lop a good ahortMI.op ICh Yo rk 71 b4 P eckinpa\l8h Will be rt!Llilmcd as pi- ~ aHrr h!Lll a dozen ex p "rlmenu; ' If' "o 11 G4 lnl d the Indians. rnr ll.llothe r year On t he othf'r hand Peck: made 1Ercr klyu 68 62 Prm;Went Bradle~ believes thi\L constructive moves m acqu1r!mr P1tt Jill gh bl '10 P~ c k 8 showing with u. yoWl&' a nd K aJnm 11om the Wh1te Sox tu fl.ll 1B01-- tcu 59 12 mexperienctd team w&rrant.ed 11 18 the hole &t third bn.~~e and dnd - Fhllr.d~ lplua ~ 'iJ •uu_u l ' lllu ,, Out Run, AlJowing ' l Th ree Btng ea ""'' • '""""'"POl~ The othen By LES CONI<Ll" .. I ru d H ua that ret)lrn ed tllL Phllh~s II L.J I wl.mers over thr Do>Stun g 1 1 , " Colli ns w~nt tbc wutt 101 rhtl~ I Golfers IJl:'lt-ntlon This Jrll:ed I~~;d,;.!:i~ls.mg number of Forest Cit) For Jones crown d° no1 ll.g!ee that mate1lal at I club has was. gret>n for )otm., L, I gl oup .<nd not n Reduced T0 I' our fmm cr shDI n il~ 1-ohould mu.de with the By Cianb As Cards Lose IAmateur I I "" " Pt:t Ml 68t b26 .123 t66 t50 4!4 --..,.---- Sani.Pe LJ - PQI'tGQI&U), Ohlo Sept 5----IS{)I ) Tbl ~ lndtiD $.ill~ Tborpe' That'l Wba\ COiidl c;trCII'p !"oo.v Cluk \tWI&f ol.,.._Y"' l4cCABln once Jlt.MeU .u;u;l lowa TJ'nlt~lty full_,. 1fl¥1 Jl out ~ wtn ch&mpionship ~ lqr t.M rwt.amout.h =~~ land a Graham Station blt.d lh&ke-otf spill fl)r the optimllta who try t.o makt a tap Pat Garety and two sons of Clu1 14ck~ from ~he reJI,r Pi.s$nK and clnnati visited Mr and Mrs ThOit rlr:kk.Jnc are his other threa~ his O'Connor last we~:C punt, olten c.a~ 10 yard& 11' Mra 6 F Rlcli:ald and fMuly l t~25 he scored 3'1$ points Cor the .t.t Haskell IndJans in a single season spent SWid&.y With relatives i ~tJ~o~e:::.;:rld :n r~~d ~~JJ;;h fir~~ ~~~n \Ollng outtielc:trr In CltlClllllatl 48 8J 36G lleiiOP in the natLon- 1 Olson Sl!.yre et'herta lned he r AMt;RIC.\N LEAOUE s:w-.aw Ia read 10 1 h d the ta. h se wing circle Wednesday evening b 1 8 To Ptratea·~ Cubs •~ 'I 8 Yl! 1 an )ear par ns e account Mrs A J Bt inker who has been '1 ~ S\X'llt !n<I.D~ th-.u:sClub Won Lolst Ptlt 10 llmoll\ any member of IQ\Ill.d ed lor 63 point! whlcb m(lde him Lese To Reds Pecks n, qposal n. nd s l>l d(lllars :J a~ • 1 s I r-tuJ li l lphll 9<1 :n 'Jl3 or a bu' ht diaplays a ran tYPt. of t.h.e M"at.On 1 high SCQrer ln th~ na sick for somt'tlme 18 lll' ')lovmg rhts of di SSI' tl t.E r:; bt'llr;\es I ,lowevel few (.;" dul d I W l h H !;tcn 7tl :> I 0 ent.h~ when McClain 3 name tlorud leagll~ Ma~ Ka~ lor spen~ t he Wet'!k end By COPELAND C BUHCr that the 1\.CI' of L!;Wpt, liij:Ure PPck h.nr d<lN 1N 1 Y01 k /6 S4 585 Ia mentloa.ed. "The wholt outtlt 1 BroU&hL UV lu Clmmarou coun "fUh hmilc !olk~ I ~ lw ulll ilaH a better sho~ - bettEr mal dat at '1!., c\t-.- Cli:'\C'Iand 02 64 488 1loob rood to me, ht &akl after try McClain tlo ttll muke:o Oklahoma Born to Mt a nd Ml s Cliff Cooi{ 11ng While Lhey did nnt expect him posal ll 1s safe lo sw:y lh ll.L t'•' Bt Louis INP ~'P Git" .¥I ill i By JAMES L KlLG ~LU:; &:; 75 423 tn,IJI afternoons workout but sav h111 home nncheti as a hobby and a liOn Aug :!5th N F>W Ycr k SIll 5 -Ltll~ GlOH N h beaL the g1en~ Phlla.delphln ma - l Rajah will bl• l(etting h ...., lt ~ l i Dt lll• ll 51 j'l 412\t.hla McClain Is a wonder Why I to keep tn t.rlm receives 1Jiaudlt8 Bate Md)onald so n <llld daugh 1 INS Spo t t.o.; Wrn ct rur t 11e Pf' llOI\n~• 'I' " bell "vc 1 chance next ylar ' uroduce a po1 • 1Chlcu~u the ,rcut pltC IH 1 r t!l d1 111 pt l • 1 I c hin e ~ .o.:, :;,1 79 392 lr:new that boy when Dick Hanley from Indian tribes who \\auld llk.e tt:l of Col umbu~ vtslted friend '> Athl£tl c~ lmlu} mm• (I 11 tthllt De\ ct iy Countt Y Club Chh ~gu lw ~hould ha\ C been able to finl1.n l11 111 JX'Illl!:l.nt cunte11der 1B ~~ 1 49 so 380 bad h.lm llt. Hlllkell and Olck show- to adopt him u one of their own here SatUJ day <pr-tKlng rlt~\ 1 tu ct lm 1-\u 1 ; l Ju Ill S{'IJL 4 - A sltlll blonrt ~mlltng m 1>1'<ond plucc dur111g one or the 1 ed hlm plenty of trlcka He wasn t Mayes iii one-tourt.h Indian al Mary Belle Spencer u; lipen dm~; wins for th e 19:!1 seaso n fo Ul vrars nc has bHn at lllc helm -I \f.S1'ER D ,\l' s RESULTS really well that year at. Iowa when though In appearance hf' looks 100 a 11 "' da y~ Y.lth het graudpalcnl" A loKI by Ji.mm~ Fuxx .:; .! ll h I 11 OO\ of 19 Btlly Howell of Rt cll 1 Pt>ck aft r hiS days or sht~l t I r , 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ) Berl. lrl&we~ had him but no per cent CaucMtan Cattle an11 Rev Stom 1 H'lld on friends here er, .hter Mome drmbk I l.t• 11 mond Va Frtnc1~ Ouuncl the Jll- ls to pp!n!!' fur the Yank.ee11 Rnct So.;ll I K !t:. City 8 lnd! un,1po 1ts 5 slouch at that when you consider shet'!p herding dunng the pasl :.urr. Tuesday ,. 1 h e ~u...a Mrs Pat Dower aud daughter of I C.tr\ ' 1Hne11 S<hedulrd hun~-: up hiS 2'1th ~!elm} ul tlu HlU Gld Htf'UU! uf Boston coU!a- slut ~> 1\t;le over succeede d J o. c k ... ,e ponts ·~up Mayes !11 mer mixed In wltn rlgld trainin(! Mll..l'tms Ff'n v are visiting relaI f'eill:l(.ll a s the A s lulll d IJ ack H ~ geous Mauru:e J Mccarthy Ji of McAllister dUilllg th e 19:.!8 cam In pink shape now and I! he ian t have brought h1s pounda~~:e from tlves bet e ten 'l t o 0 Gr ov~ oul~ 11 11 01~ tl lh r 1 N pHign Unrl r hls management t11C I NATIONAL Lf:AGUE the BTeatest fullback of 1931 you 248 to 226 H e is fastest when at Will d f' d 8 1, hi• ~ Walle H cvt hel d tiH Hllllll\ ew Yor r. nnd .lack We:;th'llld Gill- club lllmhed third In 19:!9 foUlth I P!J ladr lphln 2 Bcsl;Jn 0 call me namel this w.. lght iloCOOmpame~. M~n andre Mn; '::.nC~I 1 r. 11' r~'rlpi''d (i Bos klu 1 Sex to ~c vu ,ull tlt~ 111 tilL ~· 1- cagu ~ dlslr!ct Chtunpion aH~ t.oua} tn 1930 and h11..s bt>en 111 fow th who&e best. friends say lA Coach Clark has put his chilq,es Roush to Hlllsbo~ough , Friday to ond tilt which w~ut to Phlludcl- 1lw ~tutl-!lnallsts m the 30th Na-Jplace during most of th~e pll•t;ent - w t•lnn• wn a New Yotk 4 no oonserva~ve, doeant make those through snappy workouts da!l:r attend til R 1 1 1 01181 phm 6 to 1 tmnal Amuwu1 Golf cbamptoru;hliJ season lntb.;- ttll ow•u,;-artld~ lhl' 25th (If 1111 ~· • ~~ot.atemenUI with an)' otlenalve 'lm stnce the &quads arrival last Bun- ~ ~ reunon there Tile New Yr:rk O ta nl:. ll(tUC <i lhn :~.re sll that a1e left uf t.he Peck ~;: ot ofT to a g1and ~aut ln 1a "~f'rlt ~ or l.llk~ h; th~ rndt>rs nr 1J ,, 11 1 " Chtcflgo ~ telllnf you accent He studied. day Approximately 5000 fans Sa~~~~~ Hud'>O the 1( ad of lhc b l Le w~ C .HdJ 1 1 fllld or 112 v. htc ll start.ed. out oo 1929 hiH ru-=-t full H·nr a~ nuu1 3gcr 1 !llu• Dllll." 1rmunt l ,\rUf' l\Ir- ~ C nlv I! 111 ro schedulcxt McClain carefully• in three s.crlm- turned out for the first sess1on as a • burg Satulday 0~: ~~~~sln~!s Palkers11 t} e Nat1o 1t.,i g md ll .. , 11 h up lul!y last MondaJ bv pllottng the club to t hhrt pl!H.:C Gcvnn fanu; us phvsirnl trainer this weelt, watched blm rt· omclal welcome Scnmmages of a Mr ami Ml s Dana K.a~lor or gamPI:i a~ Bill \\alket ! o\l t H1 tl NP tl' r f th e four gets a blggtr ln nct cl{vcloping .such stars as W e<; and l1lrt.'('ttll' 1 r !\'ltGovc~n's (d)m AMERit:AN LEAGUE rapidly at t.be evening skull mid-sea.son variety marked Lh11 Waslungtou D c rctmned Lo Rct u ~ cf B1 oo ~ 1\ 1 3 to i) w.rlk et:; kH k out of teachi ng the :;cml- Fen ell Eail Ave 1111 u.nd D1ck Pur- 1• 1 wn In Nlw \ork .t}'s uwn Nfl\ York 3 Brooklyn o ~naa.nd clUi up the In- praetk:t! hour& Lh'! latter pa.tt of l the 1r home lnst v.eek after spendt> lglll clout.-; \H' I tdh 1 ~puc. 1 I finH ls than dc es tile youthf ul Bu l~ id 1.-.umr t>hup lt uti~ l> ru h e..JIIll budd pr1uad lphla 11 Bc~ Lo 1 1 football rtoord from gram- the wetk p ng a few day~ Wlth h m f lk 0 0 ha.n the sume IJUiubc t uf l1ils t ill' How(•It He lidJnlt.s lt He:; one Forest Cit) fan.s appreciate t hat In,::UTJE :'rl 0 , t HN c :-t( In nat ! 12, Chicago i mar school days on before ~dinK The pro leagues opening game I Mt and Ml 5 w H Pr~ce s~nt 1 Om• t~ gol elf Cl,uk. ol B1 h.. ld\tl of those fnmk open faced boys WJlo Peck strl'ngthened the club by uc fly "Ptll ~blll~h 3 St LoUl:. 1 out tM 0 K-perfect.. PfO• with Brooklyn hen September 13 t.he v. cek ~nd with the lattcrs parFitl l plldHtJ ~ L\ Pt(l Lu tu~ td LC.. s lip ~ uvet to tbe press tcnt tll1e l hi~> I :::Julrlng the~c ::;Ui.rs bm dedar~ lh l ) (Wrltl"'tl • ~ htslvtlv trl~,:~ Ctin nouncement will nut be a push-over fOI the t!ll\..8 Mr and Mrs H M Spencer h ea\ ' hllt mg- IJ\ n t.tlu• ~ J H I' matches to read whnt a ncw~p.\pl l cnu no lon~er be ci,\S:>1fll'ct as rt~~:ht Uv I N 5' D' I l l'ODA y S GAME~ MCClain bas the same hl&:h Dtep- j Spartans by any means according Mrs Earl Onmm and children and Htndn tk luJm:-:.lwJ thl ~~ fllend from Richmond di~IJutdw ~ gu'f'll material N• 1\ y n k ftpl - 1 ullng t l<' '<'\'F.lt.ICAS aSSOt.:IAfiON lOcomotion and hlp&waylng t to Clark But show me a Leam spent Sunday at Ra clmc mve.ated Cm< "' Rtrli'> 1\lth Llw tr w his newspape l back home Hcs l Ot hrl 1931 Iurhnns l'.ho wt t t' <um• ( month ~ ut\ t .u n lil anv T ~ do at Columbus which fYJ characterlzed l that ca nstop our McClain Holm Rn and Mr-:; Spurlock d h\1 11 til Htratgh t ' tlm t ~ ~ of thl ke~ed up ovet the idea of him a w1th the clulJ 111 1929 Include Cli nt olh<'l tum~ nut \ r tl . iC'L t ts 0 ' L• ths~lll~ 11 t India.na"ohs Thorpe at hbl prime These spell I PresneU a nd Lump.c:.n .ne de- dren ~!Sited !nends hercan F~ uhm :-.1 lm1x.:1 t Lllrl Ttl C' sof t tcmus .. curtain tor the unlucky ones who 1dared 'and I II show }OU tm na- evcntng day ~~~~~:r~~ ~~~ t;~-'tlll2lt l; s t),J cut ~ ~~:~a:~l~eth""}~~~~~~lOul~~;t~~l~~, J ~;r~~~r:ao:n~~k~ut~r:-;~IIBi~o~I~;~Y Hh c" tnd t tea rus wotnl r~,r llVl'>t ~'l n;::,sulc~? ~~n:!;~:~:cc get the wrona a:rtp on the kneets Uonal pro league champmns The Parst_J•t s annual nwuon was H,i'lal"tall nul M u ( rll IH f l\\cn the nationo..l amat cw 1\a) Hct! Rpp Glenn Mya tl \\tills Hud - l spr rl s '~ 1 1 1111 Ctll \\..1} 1 11 e SUJ 1 ---;:;;,held a t thr- Allen hom!'! Sunda) •. " I• 1914 "\Ill[ 11\l vrt Ill t ' l v gmcus ac w Va spent Monday with ..... I Au, 30 A I lin MPI H~udrt Milt Sholfn;cr unrt 1 ih". "\ n· >•n SATIO!IoiAI lt;AGUIE l da,•h"< M•• 0 a n ~s•~ol .11ge ll llnilier were r.•I,Dt<• im IX '-'l l~ll but <l ii UlOII"nc m 1 · M ~.: cfll th Y 11m1 Wcstl 11 d Y.lll Wnltt'r Mllll l Nm 1., W1Bic K.unm tl\t 1 l \\c cur s n"'" t uv...... "r"~">'l " '''I 0111 ~~~ J0}9 •• 1m d n 'JJlbC 011 I.J Jl ~ ~ ti l v\ 1 HI n Jkl}ll at Ne w York .. <-.J>. • " yoc da y wa , 1l • 1nu 3 1 , II P \\t( l ~\ 1 HI Y c spcn• bv all M usc 0 w~ f llltlll; hecl 1 ot1e1 1 lht• Pitt"b Ul~l1 Pu t\ s ) Ill J•· meet In "'e match liU\\PiltlllV ~Prill~ clu eke n 1j10 games~ " vu1 t t.t 1 v~l ll H l::: L ~ u 1 < uti· 1I nnd Oulln~e~ \\Ill Let olT at 1l 30 th ts Fu 1cll Browu Hardc1 and H ud 1 11 ~'•II\ r{j 1101\ l lt ~ H., of I XCII l~C~ ChH ar;o at Clllc hm 11 Wayland Mars whose accident by the Ncy.. Ha\cn ba nil I was menUoned last w~!l: remains in ma r Martlll C11d I l H lltl 11\\lJI!llllg Ulld MtCnr t.ln ,uul \h sl lin ha;c done pJaCtiCI\ li} all t~ f \/Il l .JC'Ip \ I tr l\llthtn lt!C l• ol ~ t Loub at Pit tsburgh a strlous condition ,::.t Hl"~r hosw muftcd Tlll\1101 ~ n 1 n 1 11, laJlcl 15 mhtutPs l1 te1 Both Will bu Cllvelands pltclung this ocasonnndl nwclts so 111 , L lhry 1 ,u 1 \::e l l(! 1l t ton at Philadelphia ptta.l L Wanc1 toscmt mt. :lpL ~~ rlll t lrl lO-hnlr mtttllls F'tcltdl has been the uuly \\lllllln g l t t 1 rh m ~ 1 ,1 MJ ._, Nora Amt..s l'lpcnt Sntluda) 1 1 nm 1 s • x I I • t.t n r " AMERICAS LEAOUI BIRmDAY CELQB-.'TED Mt UJ(j M ~ Ch 11 It\ ,/l r t of m"n t ~ IIH l'l!Lrrm I} ~ 111\JJIL u 1•1 and Mrs. Chas Beeale and aud E:lunday with her b1o~ht'r J,\s Dt, otl ul Chlca•,... Ctn,-.uuuH I 11stln.l la st IIC\ k w1U 1 ncec0 r, :.~ t t 1! t uuHr t h an n f c11 ...... Ju.nlor Stew~rt Mrs" Ann!lo Folden and family 1 { !.--.\eland tt.l St Louis Emma McKilm Ly spe n ovc. the Mr and Mt ~ Ch:t1 If\ P.tt srm muutl-~s n(it !)11 and M'·- ve.. Beegle M< N~ w Y 01 k at Washington ""' Roush and family week f'l\d With home folks from ant. !.11 ~ ,.;: t lc L1arh No l - Et tnd 11 1l h •rLt !lUI 11; 1 I Harry 11 ' 0 gamesJ Mr nnd Mt ~ Ok1• y L nckr 11111 I our s sltiT llll•l tl1c fl l ov t Mr and Mrs Herbert her !' mploymen t Boncar w Va Plll ladelphla 11t Boston 1 t '11t \ ou m t ., t n iJIIIIlr; u1 and family Ira Begle, Miss Rhe was accompanied home hv hzr ' l'< ll "fl n c 11lh wiln E.\Pir l Lu u(,Ci ;,m~,; ,l mes' milt tf New Huv ~ n • 'n n 1l .1<ic r{lgl u I 1I ,C' f ~ rt CrooM of SyracW!f! spent COIJ.!>Hl ~-------------By HARD~ Mrs Martha Bl..shop Is sta.ymg tl Bow Au g 28th to M 1nt.l M1s I)< ~c it ~ fPtll1! r rt 1 uV1er ~~ with Mr and Mrs Robert II HI I\ as por;.o.;jl)](' Ke<:.' )) tiH rATS AGAIN WIN and celebrated the blrLh- the home of her liOll Alva help tug Hcb, rt Adan1s 1 da 1 ~l u 1 D tlmcl' Glt•IJl lPII la sl \Hf'k fo, " ro ~ mr nart lrJ ~at lh• FROM LEAN Beegle, Mr1 Mc.Kelvas to care for their small son ..,ho 1 ECrlo usly Ill Wlth lnt '5tmal lr uubl.--. N1 w 13, lp ht nn wht r l lu 11 1.< "1 t k I lC\\nlfl1l l£!1l illiWS M• and Mrs J E Tur 1er sptnt M1 Ok< L.r udctmllt " ~" 11 t 1~;-:t and Mrs J Mintor Caldwell Nu St:~n dwilh the ltw~ In h~cls \;\ t Rt~c Oil the l.oe!i ,llld fi'r Sl'COn1 game Of the Texas vlaited last Thunday with Sunrlay with their do.ughtet M1 Wrrlrw:<d:n l'dth Mr ~ W ,dl 1 Lauclcinlllt 11f Pmn t !O\ cr;~n e du\'11 1 t'ouchlng lh• fl101 [.tal\ scr1Cii Wl\5 ''Cll by former's sisters 11Jn> Eva Rob- and Mrs W D Hollidav E'mer Wt'st ha& been (nlcl tam M 'l:i Monrct Pick<ns t>)XIll "' and Mrs Mattie Custer ', I v.tth thr 11r s Flept'ut the first Little " lmws tl on Is available Bonnie Brown of McArthur lng a few da\~ the past we('k one fe w clays last V.t>c k 1\llll lCJnl!YC~ No \-E:htud 1 1 11 •ocs In h Eels game although lt has last week with Mrs Carrie or his former school-mal.es who l" a t !'O ( W Brlghtol\ now teaehlng ip Massachusetts W F Sovrc 1eturnr1l home lnst •tl ntsc on Lor"> and j-.o,ng t he !lpor•ed. thaL a near·_;,: . ·-:·. Vhttlnla Davlll ~'>pent Satmday F'ri(.lt,y fro m a !cw tlll.y~ vt rt with will be a aoctal at t.h!! feet dov;n so us to f01m cd Jlr or near the communit7 hall Saturd,~,y Sept 5th nenmli! with Mrs M E Nelson his trcther Ru.sh Sa~ 1< cl ftochC'l-. J .111 ch cJe. with lh" Qtlr.<.Jci g&m{ ~11 reporta ."11!'£!~\~-­ The r.dles Akt o't M E an1 r ttended "Ule dan~f Star ter Pa. td ~es of the fN't from toes to )nu iJu~ LeiJhl:'lt \\hO ~ 1 Le lfnelt In tho 1ast Julmny Ad:uns orft h-. t \ICC to church wW meet at f.he home of Hall J,o.:rls Repeal ten timf's Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cooper of ' v , JI nl Nf'Y. tlll gllbn Pu uti Nv 4 --ctn~<~ lht flet left fo ul onlfl h em .} IU\ over the ,.,;;ooih(,~;;: Mr~ i\toiHe B(Lringer Friday evenAshv tic 0 v.erc th-r lHek: end IEust r ive rp ool ll{';ht :-:ldt light fcu l ou lef t sto.!l f'rl the 110t The 1"larl Webster and family of guest:> of the 1 a.tters mothr r Mrs ---~ ----~ dt su tlmt cocs nnd h eC'L~ was I I:J 4 LC':.>Iunl .ct Art Ohio weer calling p D Nelson and famih Clal• 1 qrc IJI\tallcl lhH's Holdin g the Tl tt dRtt cf the llnrd game has 'l lw ut r r 1 lhf1t .: 1~ th~t IIA sil!ter t.t.rs Berthn Ne!s<.n returmng hom~ \lith thrn J iLJ.(S ll!!ld lOCk :>ld; V.ISC flom 1n ct IXCn ' I'\ omctUJIY allhOUiJI tl. for a short vl.slt and h e V.l JI alsu f tho •r•l TH' Xl 11~ Ill Ill PI uf uel1fl to liGht ten tuw~~ l·., ~ l tn t cpolte>:i Lhat the third of Raveru;wood attend the State P'ah tn Jh ~!tt 1•n1 - h IN No 5- Kncrs s tiff fr :-t parallel and last game WL1 l.>c played Sundooy I with his sister and - - - - -- - -- 11 alk on tile to r , Without betvl- .tftc nc :m lt.• 's• ~llc ufll betv.een Ur and l1lr&. W inc the knrxs fo1 otH' m mt¥ tim' the ~reonG scnu-flnal game Is No 6- K!li P!'; sttf! 1c.:-t parallel fuwhc d nnd t11c fllal gan,.e Is bt..-'Ibe Clrele of the U B I \1 Ilk on the out~:~](le crlgc~ of ~,;un church meet Pride~ with Mrs j r 1 o( feet fm one m lnutC' Philson NorrLs N - St mrl \lith lh; ! •!! to ~ 1 FIGHT RESULTS Mrs Ed Nelcamp and wn Paul I>OiuUng s tru gh t ,!lt "IHl and daughLcr Bettie, Mr and ~&rs E nn g tlgltt h ~ tl Ill l!unl of B~ lntCI na.tlonal Nc\\S Sc1 vlc.c Oliver Snyder and Mrs Oliver left t-t:• tu lotm half ul .t lJ 1At FhUadclphlo.- Ray.St.~elc, Fr~r of Akron are visiting Mr lrct squa t e w.Lh t11e 11~1L l torand Mt8 Dayton Roush Calliullllu dCf{a.Lt>d Gino G&.riba.lMcore'a No. 17 Console Healing Stove, used ptllntmg to the lefl With legs Mra Na.ncy Sayre and Mr and ltd<! rigid ami b(){IV ~ .llgbt <11 ll ly a few months-Will heat the whole only A~ N<W Y01k----saucl01 Szabo Mu Wm. Varian and daughte1 1,1l ~;· the tiKhl toe 11 ~ fu.r fiS houae. Looks like new-Ju•l ao good ao pu s~lb lt' krtulng he _! Lu t!H Hun!Jnry 1u~d Sam Stein New York Dorothy spen~ the week wd with ~be lrrnner 11 sl&ter Mrs f'bn.ue Pll dtcl'l .iom RepeaL tl'n t1mcs new-Potitively a Bargain, At Sew York - -.Jc 1y Le.Q-rRY New chard at. Charleston No 8-Rcpeo t Exercise No 7 1e Mn J'lOBIJ.e Butter lett Monday ConYOI I m ictdl£!Welghl defcat.cd •t:t:slng lhc POfltlon of lh1: Ohlcaso where W e hQ.!l employ act anct raisi ng th e left toe II .Tc"enlo 11 :ms 1101 S. EMOdY WOLFE, ment ~·o iJ-Stand w1th feet parullcl P ' :: Hortc 1 Whlte Plains midRae .... Ohio-Or L'all 202-K, Dally lribun~ ' Rev stone Dllt Supt of the u \ Bring toes and heds togtther dle\\t•ght, ddea.te I Curl HolmeE, church held quarterly meeting 111 a g11ppmg motlO tl a ~ 1 BrooK'yn (8) • .hou gh you ~ ete trymg to Al'gusttne Pc1 ez Porto Rican Thoana& Routna of Let&rt, l>ltk U!J Home object 11om tile .JUnlr 1 w•llerw<>lght def('alf'd Lew floor Rtpeat •en tlm-tes Murelll New York 16) No JC- Walk tip und dO\\ I\ !or 1 S (;IIV Mlll ~r vaolromm mlodle n.tnulc r r r•wn wllh t he toes weight defeated Marty Sampson }'olntetl 11. u.s f:u us J)IJS.s!blc Ne\\ Ymk (61 At c ~mrl e st cn W Va - Kld M :~. r t I n Beckl2y llghtweiKht n oou~ d uul Kid Hatfield Knox \1111" Tcnn t31 A' Manlreul- Art Ghoux Montreal lli:Lntamwelght defeated Harr) By Edaon Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma Rob Is Boston 1101 ny JAMES L KILOALLEN At Wilmington Del - Tony LoJ 1 N s Spoll.s Wtit£!r Ius Phllar:ie.pnta llghtwe~ht de DC\( 1ly Couuty Club Chicago featt:d B:Jbby Burnt~ Baltimore (8~ Onille Elder, Publ4ber of the Woahinglon (Iowa) Journal Se pt 5 F1 ancls Ouunct of Boston Soya: aml .J IU k Wcst hmd of .Chlcugo a ba ltlc-scllll rd vetcHm rmd a 1lsln g ~ O Uil !J s~nr tee off h e1e today m a Miss Opal B~ckley of C_haunmoy, I THAT newopaper adverti•in1 io the life insuran<~ of any com36-llole matcll to xettle llle pe1en spent the week end with her 11 «l qur,uon or wllu 1s Uw b~t entli here munilf· Toke !hat influence out of any town cr city ahd "the l !llllltcru go lfe1 lu the United Charles Quick and far ll y mourp•n J110Ve about the streets; the merchant weepo for his cus· St t! • ~ Mauud CheSF;r and eltU ~rf'n .tiCumJC' the Q:l and old mnstel Is Lende1:1 the HWlter reunion .1t Alhtomer1 and refuee1 to be comforted, becauae they are not." .. tllVHlg to mrrcomc the handicap:; ens, Sunday of m1ddle agfl 1\IHJ repP.at his ~~cMaud McPherson spent t~e tmy "'nf 17 vear~ ll!i!ll when as a end In Newark Newopaper advertifing baa become ouch fixed part of the intri· ~outhful phenom he won the naEd McVey and family of Cllle I!I~Dif"" q,f retail commerce tlaatthe w"heela refuae to ao tlonal amatem championship at and ManQ.a Colburn of Jeo•~yvllle. , Grtol Bill£\ln olJhls 1estntd lh e ll!Je of 21 Since thaL tune he spent a week Ylt'ltlng relatlve.s re~ orCNmd without th• odvertiaing grease. It io not the mi11ion1of ltas uft.f>n bee n m the I hick of big eently n•w,JHiper "v~iting to tell the cuolol)ter wb11re to buy something ilva. Quick and family of 5\lnn· WO of tho amartCBt and most energy and ingcnutty had been prc~ty mancuvcrmg-4tnd MW t4r toumnmenls such as this nne buL alwn.y~ i.he title has eluded him :,ylvnnla are vlsttlnl his used. m cxplo1ttng D"mp~ ey, h1s h u th1s same Lnttlcr tH ndrtl d~n't is the miaaion of newapaper advertiring colorful g('ntlcmen now op greatest breadwmncr He took the sttalght for a shot at the hea\,l I Once 111 J92Q he was the runnor- John Qulek eratint m the cauliflower m Manassa Mauler when he 11;9.11 an we1,ht t1Ue a cuaiDmer oupply hio n'!flia tl'liala!'lOfilll', promptly, and to Mrs Evelyn Beckley and Anna 1 up but was defeated by Chick M idustry anJ James Joy ~'JJmmy" unknown hobo In an old red As 11. result of the Sha.tke'S' Evans J1 qf Chicago at a reaoonallle pril;e. Thl cc t lfne~ tltheJ than t.hl~ M"'reums spent Friday with r Johnston, and Leo MeK1ornnn, bct- Mweatcr, and from the ranks of tbc f1a sco, tt seC"tns futrly ccrtam t hat OUimet fou~;ht ln • ., waj tu th~ l •nd Mtll Clyde McVay and t.er ka.own as Jack Kearns Nobody, ha.m.and egg f1ghters, Kearns Kearns' rn rddlcwb1ght v~tcrnu ,.,th sem i-finals only to be ellminatc!.l at. Attiens steered h1m to the diu1eat hstiC get the shot "'tlh Schm{'ltng n• xt T~ c~UI!I!IJ pewopaper odvertiainJ in yo~o~r ~o111e paper, or bot even their worst encm~e s , can alt1tude9 m nng lnatory Dempsey year U TH A1' doean 't pro\ e tha.t by lht c hampion Bvbby Jones ToEva Jont!!s of Athens spent the dny wltb tlw IItle l\ga within hls 1week end wtlh her mother: Oan1e den:r that ~•James" and J uc k know had the abtht)f, of c.urse, but the "Doc" 111 a mtra clc m t1111gcr papen, a "dir.,tory" to Which you can refer with the aa111 the ropes They know nll the an without n cnuhflower tJOht!ctan therr 1t mn st be adm ~ctcd that he gn~ sp he has no Jones to conttJ:J-i J ones oura~ce that in 4«1 tlqing you will receive inauuctlono that will ex· w1 t h but in We~>tl aud IP 1.:1 ~ n~\-[ Marjorie D~n Js In Columbus IWel'B and most of the angles when like Kearns at the helm, 1t is per- t~ ~toum.lm.{tlY luck~ ! fectl;y conceivable tha~ be \\OU!d Aq fQr Jupn~lon, mnllilger, prQ· er~hP.less 941 opponent v.ho~;e ability vt&ltlna her brotllers, Ernest iLnd pcdiate fOIIF fitopRinl•xpedition; tell fOU wJ!ere to .-o, when, and It eomca to the f1ght racket have alv.-ays relflamed In ob!lcur1ty. motet, ten rcrctntP.r, nnd fJ ,t lc ~bat )'1!11 !:an do _..en you lle~.!IJ'fl:· .. be np bewilder· Not only thal, but K[n rlJs 1 and - the tict1m, perhapst of j:Qq-m ) J11~A of-nil ~or.u.J cs-....bc bus c=crLun For Westla nd J'cahnkto\1 h-.ve ~ ~e 'fl v(!ry vAlu able "some Indifferent ,or hostile presa.'; ly taken the play a,.,ay from ti}.e l:lc 1:> bound to respect menlo "-" po. Fi>nfusion: Tiley ctlrect ~du in 11 manner thtt fa'CbrtY oflalwa)s keCpmg m tile When the old Doc lo1t Dempsey. J.ladtSOfl StJunre Gard en r.aull· he Iss ast!!L'l great tl po~&iblp phyai.,.l melat.. effort and in that fi.mt!!ll&ht. 1'hey are Jrrep.rc1!9Jblc, they said Kearne wu • through. flower tru~t. I this mnn ._ J.e:mcll Jo:r h83 b eco me rhc hcnti cause or his and the thought of tough breaks Well1 Jack \\.e down but he wasn't fllllctiCID minhnize iriterferenee witli Y!lUr "favorite phantom." hu never been nble to keep e1ther out DY a long shot. He prcked up man of the lipnrt m !\ • ) or: :1nd counts m a final one of them aw&y from the top the fadmc wcltcrweJgbt ebamp.JOn, threatens to n\al!u Urooln~ n t he fore ~camperlng M tckcy Walker, steered him to the Ca\lhflt~,.wer up.tol of the world !'f. been Installed Lhrtor long Take HQ id. Doc" Kea1111:1. All his nudd lewcight crown by aomo vety thia Sduncr, at lea.st. are many who Uke Westland • a statmneut hu.:; fans \\ho t he lf: 1 w' I I McGovern Gl• \ es 1'en EXerclses • T0 K F t F<t eep 1 BAL~PeacheF, Fon ·~lendrd FOR SALB-Team .of roan Bound wetsht 3::100 I mares and lood 't -POLLY AND HEk rALS workers WUI tr6de for 1miber uam. Leonard Epple -f'Vmeroy R D 2 Rou I I batpln Will sen bl.llhel. trrc or Orchard H E Greene. 'nipper& !'latris. Ob!o 9·2·3\. t ,... 1• ee lf·4-3t. Running True to Form Help W aatetlI AIN T GOT NU~IN' ' Letart • aDs 1 AGIN SAPS IN GENE:RAJ..., BLIT GOSH HOW 1 HATES L- A CONCEITED SAP.' \ , - • • ..., "" Old Salem 1 II Antiquity I::IELL peraonal Chrllltmaa cards. Namea emboued tn dold $1 d~ en up Hlaht.Bt. comm1181on 15Bm· plea frr.e Alao boll llo8eOI'tlbenll $oc/,dom '$ Jack and }iuzmy Dunbar Co , :132 N LaR!le, Columbus. Ohio. 0-8-Jt I BURNELY----·----------- I - tcnj"s Y.l\s Gei a Patum of This Paris Style KEA. M112AC:I.E .M~Nh_Gt;te 11 .;;VA .A. TINglY All Tttttt:l ,..JMII .,., crr•ttJ ••" ,,,(,,, "' p,., .,.J ,,., ,••"'"' .,. Y•r•. m.Jt "' N~t~~ Here's the smartest 1tle• for tennis! •olf or hlli:lnr It's a dren thit wal lift real comfort for rtaort wtar. IS BoUND "To ' ."'• - It haa the dlvitlt. a]urt. 10 beiDTtd y youth for all tporb occa1ion'• tt t • • • -- so denrly shaped that 1t Jives tvery appearance of a lrhartlr ftarlnl' circular ak1rt 1t is nry 'nuc fVtr the hips The want w1th 1h "'terestmc cronover f r on t and tralght buttoned c I o s 1 n B , cuh readth 1ft a splenl1d way and atd§ 'length The ftilortd !leevu are cool •nd smart They may be omttttd, 1f <;Uo;;P£No;,E IS Jl.WFliL , Wit.\. 'Til'E MAAAIAkE 1'AI{E. Pl.ACE ~ 1\: c;o, WHA,. 'INIL.L ~"A0PER des m~d. Prmted psque, prmted or plam hnen cotton me!h shantunr and Chm~se sdk dlmuk are very eftec.• When "No" Means "Yestt liVe T.liJ Nt il96 ,.., ... d,, II r,..JJ ••rruJ 111 11111 U '' M ,, u , ••J for unmtil1•11 Jtl'""l· j•""" IF 'THA"f ~ FOQ. •olE 1M 6cJ€.'1' 1 vJE >-lAVE. A <al How to Get Thne Patttrru E.KG WORK Ml)<;T i)OA.IE s~nd IS centw (m stamp~ or cnm) to fa skmn Bureau Wl'ite qut:fully .. nd pla1nly yonr nam~ and full ad· dru s, the number of the pattern and the s ttt you \\ant "TODA'i --" - - - ---- -- - r---- com wor2e" ..-.)El-L ALL E><.C.EED "1'-'E SPEeD LIMIT "0"' HAI2D WO~K "TOD.AY I ' lNC~At-JO"THER 1'3i.w 1 • A ~LUE ONE ROADStER~ ·M'i FA\ICJI<,ITE. COLOR- I M DYINIG tO "'EE It .. /'¥) I GOULDI\l'"f WAI\- I'LL \_ A(:>K ~ .. AN'b '0'- "OOi:EQ Del WijEt-J l 1 16 ~· o4 &~e~rrro: ~ ~c:~ 1 -----~ -- By RUSS WESTOVEl( - MAC'S -· ----DeAR.· - -·HE --·· :·------ ~-. A VE'5 - · · l'l.L fJ. '-t.rB_e:._,~=IG_I-I_T_·_o _..;_E_R __<, i~ SAID ~~~~ ~!:_ Addrf'U your lrller m the follow· mg way- DA.IL\''S TRIBIJNR FASHION BUREAU tbe OF FISTIAAA, WHo taE.JlJVENATED C~ lf'I>ED "THii> l'A4E : N,O.ME AHI> MINI! MIE IN "n!E ~ INIE,\IiiO~ "TO MARQ"f"' 'COt..VMN 1 Lt'!J"TEN "TO i}llc;:.. HOOF'l!Q.-CHA'QMINi:r DAME\.. HOO~FQ .JQ, !Ht, ""II!~ CHARM IN(, CHIC SPOaTS OUTFIT • S ··· I I MtCI<E.Y WAL..KefZAr.JD tG ;.loW 6 ,A Cj<:::. IN 11-le C31G DOUGH! I I FORSALEt I I ~o@)rMMY .)'OHNST'ON ·· VETEIZAIJ Ewa A. Tln1e1 • Paris Senlu Room 109, No 'JI We.t Sb·e el Ouimet Is Once More In Finals - - -- --- ., YOU EYER STOP TO TIIINK? R. j I -Pl.Cnl'c Grove Ft~r1c IMP~ESSAteiO WHO ,S CUT'iiNG A 81G Fr(;'Uf'eE AGAIN AS Sf313ETS FtEL..D PteoMorere-'• T EI,ECTRlC 1H~4T~E, Po11111roy-TODAY "THE· FJ.N~ PQINT$1' u......... 1 l!l<i.&f'd Q,'\110~ ·~ ~ w•..,. du meiQdrU'It. T••lln WIUt new aallet. Ste .................. D~~orhq cam:- lhe cambUnr I I I Gra,. J ' ' ' •• and I ·~~~t;~EI,!m~er;~~~,:~i;u~'+~]$~:~; gtuclllng:~~~~ff~;~~~~:~:~~ 'l~o•, r:'•cv~I \ ' neW· that he luilp ar8 1 .- ' I It of cll!llit._' nqu.i- tLe .... T1!PJie 'Viii au4 �.i . .... :~- . SUNDAY, 8EPI'EMB£R 8, 1131 .. . -·-·- .... :.~MAl MEN ARE ClEARED BY H[POU M~::::~~-~~=n:.,.i Proposal ~fTribuneEditor For ~~~~~~~~I~~~.~~~;~~ Maybe I'm Wrong .OF MGSWHNB IN EVIGTIO~J PROBE: m•: ~~_{~:!d':dy, !Settlement of Mine Difficulties ~~~~;~:::~:F,:~f~~:4! t..L-..-·-----~--~--~--·-~~~~-~_:__M-~----~-::_,.__.__.._..________... . ,orNT I S PI oern GO"rRNOD s•ye "' · ""' l A d 8 M. s' d I"'' INC . · [ lJ_ a[u, n n , H a~rt=:+~~·a.~~;:,::..o•E ccepte y mers, atur ay ·::~.~:~~~~.:~:'~un~~,a;o~·~~~ ,-~· ... .·-···. '• w brothor, Capt Kuhno. Charles Lybrant Bonlfteld. Jr .. son Dr. c. L. BonUleld or Cincinnati Ohio, whlch wu wlemnlztod Aug115t 15th at Orilla. Ontario, Canada, while Mrs. Kuhm and Kather1.1le were t:ue~:~ts ol Dr. Bonlfleld al hili summer home at -thai place. ot Judre C. E. Peoples, Justice Titua, Hobart, And All Others Charred With "Inhuman Tactico," Ab· solved By Welfare Director JUDGE PEOPLES ACTIONS ETHICAL I McSweeney Makea CarefullnYeati1ation · Few En.. • •I Room Of The MU'" CH' INT[~ f~T lSI ; . - TO HEAR. ARGUMENTS OF BOTH 'SIDES , - · Dec.iaion Of Board Will Remain Final If Plan Ia suowN IN rIJII·MESI. IJ . --. Accepted By Operators; Minen Will Reaume Work Next Tueoday i ,. Horton ~ COMICS IN COLOR l 5day . . -·- l C "-N 'l' •· I --~ l. 5~LE __) r- - - ·- lN "'-Nll MAl< AN Of-~ C: ........ ___ ..__ . \..____. ConditiOOS The we-~tlthy woman who ha8 Insomnia. and hires a m&1d to tali:'! . CoiumbUR. o .. &>pt. 5-- INS- . , t y Common Pleas Court. and the one of the most dt'clsive aetlom One man wtll tw "toelectt'd by the etut ~ We!!ar· D!rector John Mc-1 utto·neys there, I ww; convinC£d Flanaran Bathtng Beach on the part of the mlners or the miners anrJ. one by the or>erators to _ her beauty naps ror her. · •hat Judt~e Peoples" nctlv!U.es In T B S Of Fin Pomeroy Bend, wbo have been out . act on the Arbltratron IJoard. The By u 8 Weather Bu c b 1 S·v~~m:y· 11 !nv~sllgatiOn·~ u.l ,cl!U:~:·:, 1thl~ matter were entirely l·t~licfll ; ·0 • on strike for the ' pnKt two mllnth8, 1 third member of the bOard will be I No · very lmportanre~~ ~~~~~~~~~ An economiCal man Is the fel· trickS, but you can buy a new dOQ:. e cene c~f ..lidlUm~nly ndmlll ....t.~ u:tl . JU.. - and Jcgai, so that Mr. Hl.:;gln.o; aeala In Tourney to 1·eturn LO work Wlllll made aatLU'~ selected from a li.st ol six name:-;, of 1cant changes In the prevallin g low who goes next door to asphy · 11 t~'-'e In . Md~~ county v.a., du!!t'd 1r:Uo'iallona against the court wen Sunday day morning, In a 1neetlng lu the , which the miners 11nd operators I eta! mel.et:lruloglcal conditio 11 ge 11 xlat.e himself 80 that he wDn"t run Soelal A.ooampllabmenta _todn}' WLth lhe dcclnn!liou by Gm- unfounded." \ Orand Jury room at the county I Ruggest three each ro-pre.senting 1.her over the country hLtve la.~e up his own laB bill. Being a Jr:leptornanl.ae · and ha\'· I!II;JlJI" Ooonile WhltL that nu lUIMcSweeney sal1 he w11.s unable cnurt house, with f>earl Pa.r.lr.e-r and public. In the past 24 hours The pr~ure In&: everything at your flna:er Upa. thf'!" acllon _will be lal-:en. to obtain any reliable sta t.ement Ttll; ~·."'(:Ofld and last SundaY. lolt a represmt.atlve ~;roup ol miners 1 This 'A rbUraUon Board will meet continues quite eve~ly dilstributed Moment.o.. Momeb&a -- "'1"h~ Meigs Count} ~t:a1r :s l111al 11•ould make Jl app...ur ttlut tuum:unenl play being held f!.t. the from mines No. fi and 76, Walter A. at the county court house Tuesd:ry and generally below normal over When a n.re-eater burm hi1> ~e ol Cads ~losei:l,' th e !IOV<: rn.o r Jooa l•.' at Lhr . Mrs WlliLtml:l was wurlit' the day Flamgan bath IIIII: beaeh t~t Syra- Compton as a represent.atlve of lhe morning, September 8. The man cenlrul and western d'-'·lo'- an• l lonsue on a bowl of aoup. The fellow who claltns he llves OALth Uc h cuse '1:111 occur Sunday aft.cr,;oon. "'w ""' u .n"._. of a confcn:nce , . • ul ht'l" co nviction than she ud public, and representat 1ves u1 L1aee selected by the mlnen; 1mi.l Lhe man In southern Canada. The un.settl!:!d _ In a one~ horse town a.nd says that. _Bwe,·ney and Uommerce Utn•rlur been previously. Septunber 6th. neWllpapers. selected bythe operators, their idt•fl - 1condlt.lons prevailing y.eite,rday , Tab It Or' ._Yc!" ·u his witf' ·i! the na.r. 'lllc(I('QN! H . _Tilngemr.nn ""Tnt: eviction or U1e Wtllhtm~ Tht> first game. thLt~ between the Mr. P~rk.er read a Iecter address· tlty being kept secret until that . morning more or les generally over A CO·ed·s kiss Is that school~gltl fV ~c,·::~n~!~edl·~, ~tto~~~~~,~e~t~Ll tamLly wLts- le(!:al but, under lht: ~!~:l~r C~~~~:,,;~s~~~cu~lea':~~-1 ed to the editor of The ~11)· Trl~ time, will JMet first at the CDW"Lty . the northeast have about <:1earl.!rt oonlect.lon. American Trapdlet _t Y· . · · drcut.'stances, not ju.stltlaLlle,' said d Doc Crow·s bune, in which he , u a represents· court house. Thcr .will select the up and fair weather IS now pracWhen an ab&ent~mlnded travel~ Higgins of Galllpolb il.lld Dr .H . L. Mc8>'•eeney. He ~aid lhe eviction ~n~last 85 U~Y- anonquerors ol tJve o1 the local miners. thllnked third m!)n from the Ust or six ll.illll · 1 tlcally ji:eneral over the entire field Wonden of Na'IU'e InK !lalesman leaves the hotel wUh ~~!"V d~ 0 ~:ero~. whcu lhh~ ~~~~-~\ wa:; ··nther un un[ul·tunute dr- til.:~~~ FL~~l;i;· ;.!ve team oJ him lor the inc::entlve views on the es and will proceed to have hlm , of cbservation. Temperatures this You, can't t.each an old dOIJ new out laklnl any towels. 1 _ ue .e go,crnor u. th f ture 11.me mine situation here which wert• set present at the court house. morning are mostly Rbove normai l -~~~~--~~-------- 1 · nunl:itance." 1 4...:ha.l!t:S W!l luuns. 40 · WJ](' of a C,m111cllng nports were received Pat· ·:nsburg~ · nl e ~a the '!nar forth 1n an edttorlaJ In the edition ! When tht boo.rd mt't"t5 n:. Ule l especla.Jly in the middle plalw:~l: - FISII SALAD CALIFOUNIAN E~:euse Jt. Please Hob~on~ O ., lllllr~r, wt1~ l:\'Lt:!..~·~ Cy McS wt cnt'y n:laUve to Hu- of last wee.s pay w n h ·of Thursday, August 27. Th(' edl- court hoUHe. Tuesday morning. the i ~tlttes and \\'est ward to the coa~t. < Ser~• 6 Many a clln&:lng vlne turns out trt.m n_r hum~: ult IULIKh >ht """~ turn. uctlv!tles He MUd com- aln uf lllllely Wll5 one run, t e, t.o 1 1 t ted hat ti h ld b · 1 th E5 d 1 fhe ob!lence of el!cctlve PI" N tl) ~ ~l.r:K>n Ivy. aerhnn•ly Ill. r;l.Ltlni.:, deal lug :..,.ith hi!! l..'Oilduct uf scor·: I w 0 will bel!ill at 2 o'clock. ra aa t ac on s ou. e m ners o1 e ~ex ~ 1nes o. 5 anh I liJ"Ltd ienbi. I~ appurentl f essubr~ 1 ~ lU;:J lemon pulp and Ju:ce o. ·plLc ··u nu!rll.:er ul uniortu 1_ hi foolluwln& lhil; jj;ame the Flana- taken at once 00 put the mmecs 75 will retum to wot.lr. under t e to co lin £'d r 1 Y avora le &Lte :~ 1 ctde0ts thel"l' wa 0 110 bL e· ~- tht> Hub~on milv.' rtcelvers ~ a an Fliers v.JII hook uP with the here bock to work and a. pl11.n was tNms of the McSweeney agref'menl. . in th~ ,u . a dr, warmer weather 2 111ps shredded leUucc Oar Own Va.udeville do~ or' i~cnl auLh mly .. ~~:- would "beur further lnV':!!>tl.gallu hta\'Y hlttlllJ!; MIU!On City Cub~ suggested by which such action The Arbitration Board wHl JtsU!n 1 hom-s. f vllcm ..1 ulrng the next :.14 2 eups ca:med salmon lor tm1:tl Blnck : You say you're suffering 0 ow"""' 011 Sunday by un ' J/ H<•Uart "'1J€rl;Lsl!i lllJtJll pres!ilnll ld be taken lO gument.s of the· miners In the 3 I ablespoons minced pl.nenlo from lunlil trouble"f Bwe e-~1ey said. He nd1t:d tllat thH t: his ..:~aim." who (:t'featE'd \.he Lutz Spedull'i c_f cou · . ~r settled weather probably With a P..LH' lemons, .soving all jniCf and Blue : YeS', the famlly upstairs was (CCaston lor mlcrft>n•ncot b)' " '· · OaiJ'••olls in one nf last Sundays Mr. Parker said the mlne1s had comt room, for one halt hour.l occa.slonal lh" d h n Mt"r3w eeny suagestcu lG Ho...:.rt ... ..Jn ld d •~ th 1 hi h ~ h It! "" a ull ers ower cut 1:1 small pieces a6 fre·.~ a& JlOS· has a new baby. Hte governor or nn.v ut ht: l" rqJrt·- and others. that they wlth-lraw prel::nlntlrle~. The Fltei"S defeated cr<:C e ...., atcep1 e Pan w c • uen t e opera1ors w ""' g 1ven ......_ _ _ . sll:ll' 1rcm membrane. Mix with eent.a Jve of the litlilC flOVcrnmc:nt h H 1 PILOTS lo'OHCED 0 11 'he f'•lrlty Ice cream team of Mid- was ot.Ltllned In the editorial, StJ all chance to prel:lt'nt thtlr a.rgumcnt..o; 1 lEttucE. Add nab, wl.ich hu..s been lll ),g lns und Dr Crary had cladrQ:ea,1"'1" "h'11 1'IUI 11" 011 ..... 1 ~, ~ile"""'· In a thrilhng ~ante m could return to work here without for the next half hour. The re~ OWN pe ~e be Utethial.S H t: liU"llt! COnUIIt wh.J.ch .,~. I d hi h th e butta I nr&:umen.o '" fta!ted un1 pimento. Mix thor· Time comes and gees, ehar&ed that Judije · C . E. P ~ uiJlt:.. v.ouLrJ 'iO.Ld h:lw~·VCI". the tyl.ng and winning rut~s deIay . The Pan, UO er w c wIll b e presented H ayesvHle, o ., &pt. !'. _ INS Ete• nity Is rolling ln. had tefu- ed toJ ,ra nt a temporary t h 1 1 bl l b.l lh were on third and ~cond OOse w .. - miners will return to work, and before the board. Then the de- Fcrc ~ d <.Jown by • ••n•• 1 ,8 " ' 1 ou~hl".. Serve with mv.yonnal r.c. -· • 1 a 1e was una e o t. a 1n ~~ I& h d th t 'a boa d t J ,• ...... " w••1.. 1 !njuodlon to r('shai.J mme t..wn- • no~uLc.nce friJm llullle who had fll· pect!vely tor the losers when thc whl(h It ope a n agree· c\slon ol the r , a~ o a un. 1CUH!red northi!rn Ohio I,Ht night The It mon pulp replace.& U1e ch'JP- 1 Cc.mlng to the dose ol tb~se k..11 Q"~ !rem rvlcl ln&; Mrt>. 'iidllam~ , ll .1 · ·t HI 1 . gamt> ca.me to a clo8e, In spite ol ment between the operators and wJH be given and lht' decision will a.nd thlt> mor·ning Pilot:s R p Oa ped plcklf' often Ul:iCd in !Ish sa- ~ but ~hort two years, afU!r serving the cwnmlWity ol EnterpnS!! and f tl.lll he r Jl>wlllt:' . H •l!,g :n.; <..Jrd the le M'r~~:~:~r::\?ll"~l;t:somm:a~d~~ lha~ u 1e fact that the Fliers startfod miners mQ.y be brought., about, II-i a~ remain final. l ~ an and Hiram · Little · ·t ~ lads. SyrALuse , we are leaving tu take phys lclun al!kcn lhnt u thm : ur,11 "'noti~ng l"urthfr be dcu~·· by th':! with 11- five rlfn lea.d in the c:;peLl· follows : lhe abOve atJtlon on the part ofi'thelr scheduled trl to ~~n tnU protl': of the MeliS ccunty go\•ern - 't:UV• .'l nor. mv !~Same. .,."._.._---~-- _ _ _ the miners Is sufrlrlent evidence Leday. P eveland up our new field of labor nt Suuth Or~tnre lbnhallow Flvlr ment be cond ucte<.l I . At the cloae of thls pme, lt hall 1 1.hat they a1·e willing to go hallway N . lf:P,f\'(' 6-81 Web~lt:r, we wish to say we have 1 1 1to settle the di~puLel'i , which have "'1 ~J..o ~ nt Mt..uday ~;.nd Tuc .~-! a y >.t ""It Is purt'LY JOCIU nnll, U lloelous lu:r;:.,.._ nliaCly Jepcrted that. a Ilv•~ ether pilot was Injured and <·up cream ~njoyed tht' fellowship of oil. and Meigs and Oallla counli'.!s Nln- ~ lal"ltlerttH had ~en 111 ~1.de ub'llLL or "~·.en 1nn;,18 contest between I.DU'IIIIIII I D.lisen, and return to work lm·· t~e plane Ws!l not Jama~J~"ed ln the I ~ 4 cup sugar leaving we shall taJr.e wllh UR iduc~lnK .an hnctLtliil\tlon oi H lg- alLY oi lllc people comwctwl with Pvmtroy's f ·a ts ami Leans will b mediately. TI1C arbiLrnry move on fl.L"Ced lanrling. l cup quartered marBhmalloWZI SOA'E'et mrmorles Goodbye to , one &lns' complaint to the govt.nor ... , the t t.r.'1ti"OV~rsh s they should b· pia>·• wldle the tlnallsts are lak· H l 1 1 01 e1 d 'their part prov81i only too well, that . -- • and all · Including Mr. Willie 1 cup orange pulp and juice 1:1 , • , , • •• udju~ted In tile civll cuurt.-1 o r that ~ Miss Velma e ze o ev an ·k 1 Whip cream untU thick roJd in Youq•. Mr. Finll'terwald and M:1·. Me... wren< Y sa lei, 1.1 hi:-; 1 [ pn t. I .. , .: M ·S ~ , d d InK" a much nee<lf'd rest., Is spendlnl the wee.lr. end with lwr they are willl,rg to return t.o wot OANG!'i'fF.Rs IN IRELAND Y,•(lnt carefully tllrough GRlllll. UoLL.l!y, c w cenc~ recommen e "Jhr wlnerti or tlle two !>eml-flr•" 1 ~ •under any cost . ' • B.m Ewing wtth whom we were nS~ otht>r Ingredients. Serve cold. " li Mr Hlggln~ has D. cau.se of paren.... 1 d b tb ool · ROCiS.ted. ccunly to Iearn wh a t I cuu ld ul tl It · ld ~ 1 th t r wUl lben enr&.~e tn a aame to ell- Mr. 11,nd Mrs. Hany Saltier ol U the plan, tm!l"lres e Y e ~ Rel!ast 8 l :'1 IN . <.:OOLING BEVERAGES Mr. Hlgignll. oc on wou n e na ure ~ clde lhe Vluo Valley o,.,HIIU•>'''-··· Bridge rt are vlsltlnl wlt.h Ml" tor of The Do.ily 'f'rlbune and being I A • ep. . ~ B flu. Rl'l". B & K. Morgan, •·t tound that h e hn .c; bc:c n p !·ae- hal::t :Jl-1 t."Qrpu~ pl·ocr~dlngll aftt; I. ship and Bcntl Wolle on Wesi carrted out by ihe fllln\~1"5, Is ac· merlcnn gangster's method of BJ Bet.ty Barelay Ad\1. Pastm·s tieing Ltl Oallla ccunty ns an al- ~..-turu~ to tllf!. ~ta~e. If Mr. Hollar~ Main R~t . cepted by the operators to be a l' "engenucl' has been tran!lported to torney at law for a little over HI < l'~ls -~~~ Is bcmg un~ustly accused~ Cll1lotd Braley and familY lef~ move for the betterment of condl· Ireland. po_llce utlklals believed to~ Sel'\'e ycur 81t~sts a. cooling beyear. Having come from Kent uck y b} n.n-sp~pers u:;d11 cth~r.s, he h1~ · MINE IS CLOSED Saturday for Wellllvllle, where they tlollll here. the bOard will meet as I da..\1 followlmg the discovery of the verace when they drop lu fc .NOTICE \tlu-.. lvas l!C.IlH: (JlJCJ<tt(.. J il~ tL; n 1_'1'-"UrJ<c to a I. V acton agan l go to attend a famlly reunion. propo!it!d and the miner~; nnd Lhe l ?cdy of a_man they b~ lleved to bridge or for an m!ormal vbUL. 1 whetl:u he h1,d pH.. pu nr.ht t J lh\ n~nders. d to th Wa.shlnaton, Pll. sept. ~. 1931 lire Stella RoUth and son BillY operators w1ll ngrt'f' to accept the nnve been '"taken for a ride" ln ap~ Wlt'1 some coffee syrup, prevlfl u•·J:J The entry booko . the Practice there, b1..1l lhe~~ p..ohll:: that ~~e::Jm~:t~on .of etheMO'>':~~~ Th~ P. & W . mine ot the Pitts· of za'nesvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. decillion of that boa,.d u:Y tlnal. pr?ved Amertean gangster style. f~~~~~~ndg. mon,,h~~d~r!!~~tth0 1 ~~~ hs 1 tak!J::S I I 1 CENTS \.. ../ GeJiel'aJ Weather .. -- SP,'Ny~uQ- fl ~ CO!Y'E 1"0 Ae, U Ul' I I A PAR'r-.JO\ J LONGER- l PU''T AN lN Tl-\t;; DAPER 'FOR. . Wt'dnesdaJ: wartner IL<· ~l1N04\'. !lF.PTEIIIBER 6. 1931 and other relatives and frllmW; In I .- ; ... ' • OHIO I<.lays t,;o':::"':,';,,~;'.,'"':' ~;;'""s So:ur-::~ With Mrs. Lytle brother IJurntli Ables and wife at Syra.cu~ I"" coonty. S ri SIN COLOR COMICS lumbus where they Will \'l81l with re lath·er:;. From Operators, Miners Mrs. Vada Sinclair was called LO Tuesday In The Court Athens Saturday on the a.coount or llhe serious Illness ol her ~ Iuter Court Houae · · Mrs. Mlldred Tubbs ' r Mr. and Mrs. v. H . Lytlt! and 1 I · ' And Pubt.·c, w.·tt Meet I I c:ouraginr Report. Aa To Hin~". At Callipolio Due To Short A<ssoc•allona Arbitration Board Selected H . - . ' ........... 1 ond . . . . . . ' -' r ~ 'rl-\lNK 1 C"-N GooD MORNlNq- 1 G"E'T A FANCY PRl(E OUl' OF L TC COMIC !-\ l<.-1'1 R I ·St;oVE N\y- FlV£..1 NOit->l.NGr DOlNG TOO MUCI-' GOOD ·eyE 1 NO'l'~rNGr LFS<.O> -r 1-'1'. N A '-\UN \.) Q. Eri)_.-J--..< I , . I '-JE'R'f >p 'J YOU TI"N BUC\<. S ' 0 'TAKE \!-ItS ~lRO AS A Gt'F'r AN\) lL L Ci \VE \nd Tro· ~cess~ yeo nad lurned tht !Sea I F N MlNU'TES PeiNIA-n.lln IO ACCE;P'l' I I t LlS'l''EN HEQ'E ==== -=-- \ Intrepid c .oot>' 1··: ~ 1 P nutes nl"\.et W<'pt 0\'('1' I nul over Hles of the N•"·~ • DI"f 1 I'HIUr• ~,.,. ,., u~·ht-hllll ln< . o J:! ·J! ~ •. ,;t~u~:::r o~~~t!~e~~~L ' '· ~er.ause up by k<Jf the liihort nssoclatlon ~~~:~:·common pi~UR r:ourt be ti\- :~rtel~er:~:~ ~~~~;!:"t:: ::\~un,;tlore:;h~~h BI~/~d. I " "''" .. n ....- . - _ . ._ . - - ~· IVL;::Jf~~i~e ~~~e :~~:t ~:ln: Cll.kM o~C~~:;e~illl Shake 11 T>P.D \1-\P.'t W.IAS (1/\ \GA'T Y l"QIOEING MY SO N l=ROI-t\ I 1·\A\ ORC<AN- ~ON"t i..~'T TOUCH County Fair are now YOU , FELt.:. 1 men under an •rreement Wlih iht Mn. ehu.~ush. =: . Mr. ap.d Mrs. Bill Lowe leave Sun- Cll.p, was fcqnd behind a 5tone wnll Cotnblne three tableRpoons 01 open: and entrlet caii 1M ~ ~~~g~~ze~~e~! ~:~l~~~\~ ~~~ ~~!~th:'~ity '::!!e!; ~ :!:~:. N::Ocb. R~~l ~eavaeJJ se~~~~ywe:: d.ay tO vls.lt over Labor day wl~h 1n~ar Ca!Ticll: F~rgus. The man hnd co1Tee syrup with tlU"ee·fourths cup made at the oflice of R. G.. f Utlon u~Aib.ble a.nd lhllt which RIT 'tL!tND CIIIJIU.:n !iER\"ICt: WBI' closed down accordiD& t.o Sup. buRtnesS triP: • relatives. . ocrn shot twke ln the ri(Jht ~mple. 1 rieh mllk aod a Utt.le crushed tee. Webater in the Reminaton lft.h able to obtain was not ll erlntendent Edward Tr&Yie. be· IE. Fontana anu camHy movt1d The Phllllps SlstNs, Ethel and , Pollee snld they bellev~ he may l A tt.-op or two of vanilla may ~.. 2 eoqrnglng with l"eJIIIrd to hls acl1Thr lr.s t ~r:t·v lt:<' of this ccn r~ r- ca.ut<e the cornpany was unable to ?lara Garland and Ruth Mc.Callu~-; hnve been an American gangster wh-.JI added if desired. Shake or t~llr Hotel building O'ft Seeond vttte11 '"the county." t>nce year will be ~.e ld nt. the Fi;st metll· the competiOOn ot oth11r D'llnea ~~~ddi-o~~o~a!:~~~/~P~~~Y 11.~:~~ JleH Sat•,oraay .~.nornmgu\~~e~~e:~d ~~.~ught 1-efuge rrom his enemle~~ vlgcrously aJLd se,rve. TJ1e ..be , t Street, Pomeroy, until the 1 (Wll:\:'fhll~ to the nrrrsl (1f Hlk· Mrt' ;c dl~l .lpi~:~C t: pa! Ohun::t, I'tu:- In the district, none of whhlh are ment over their tJtore. latve& a 0 Bl1 "'-'ll OVI'l' · m , llcm. lu vain. Tllere were no !den- way to make oo ce syr11p L'> 1o glJn1 tn cmmectlon w1th mlwng lanP Ohio, Snndny Ct.'ptcmtN" flth , operllt):!d except ·on a 1\0l\·~Unlon Miss Wilda Hunter left Saturday .Willis P. D~~tvlll accompamed lhc lttfylng mn.rks on the body. brlw r,ne pound of t.J1Tee to one &rl.t day of the -Fair, after ~~..~nrbllnces McSwee-ne y ould ··the ~t'n-t hlrty . Th ill f. ~ ':"l·t.~ narl::; ba.<&h. [<Jr Athens, where she w!U Rl)end rrom Lancaster. _ and thre·:>·iourths quurl!! of watt!r. which they can be {Dade 1\t ,..-,..... 1 ,,,. M;·. Hlg'l ~ n had beH1 bu.'<.- the t.ompleUon or two years ol" ;L. "d lt d RLAST ENDANGERS Sf':VE"N i c, lcltr and strain the ooftee. add 1 11 . Dr . ami Mrs. Byron Bing wlll nt. • the grounda. ~~ ""•t:: ;."" N T L L WILL BE •!::.':nt~'n' t~tmwn ·ll 1 Clevt"'land, Sept. 5--JNS-Endah· .,. .. ~ h a If poun d r.. o I !IU~a.r • upon the 1r1ct thut ~~ ~ wall ~up - ' p;u·l.,rate d Rev. Dyl' ., Dunng 'w_ ..... u . k end an ,a en a 6111 Y ten d u M organ '"'''"' .. , hre2 an·, !led to have hc(pell to exc ite dis- t.wo lenr!. the churr.h •In~ hnn Ill t. CHARGED AT SHADLE Mr. and Mrs. Hlr&m Fls~ ILnd Columbus Bundny. 1germg the lives of seven persons boH two mmutes and, while stUl R. G. Webater, Sec'y. M Ch '·t Boor all •"ct 11, James McKen?.le and LuellA. living In suites on the second floor be lin: a, pour Into steorlllzeli bottle~ ' f • .. n-, amo 01... the minen;, and hcultllY ton1ltlon nud nsld.. Iro:1• 9-4-Jt w-9-9-lt 1 ..... he "had" L.:cPi\'ed money nctinly encagl.:.1g In < 1e w ~ rk " . BRIDGE OPENIN"'. .. .u ~~: Fa1'r~Tyhoor-"-!'. en...,., ,{' Durst lett Satr.buQY ..... I.o spen d ....... 10f the building. a bomb e~~:ploslon an d rt·a I. tightly. . ,.. ·D:"'1 ••_vc _ 0'"'(' that -~dN false pretenses:· , lht> c!"lurch. Rev . Dye has t.·cn Ill(· -. I Miss Helen Binderba!Jin ol G.l ous Day with relatives In Cleveland. l tOOay ripped the tront of a grovei-y ~---~- ---~ !." '1.f1!: D..s!:Ertllln ln t.hese mhwr~ tcrc>~:ed In the civic aflal.·::o anti Mlnouncement wall made . here. ter Is spending the we!:!k · witb .her Mrs. Sarah Dye nnO Mr . and Mrll ..~lore and mt::at mark r t , Cll.llslng H. l}aithat I! they were tu iml' him prug·p,.;.~ of lhr con~munlty. H t' hnt- &turllay mornlnt: by A. c . Kim~). ~lster, Mrs. R. t. Wllllamt~ . C. H. BoOth or Columbus nre vlslt·ldnmaiJe estimated at $1.500. tt}~.lr utto!"lle.v he wv~lld be Jlble 'net rn!y bwn lntcre:·:lcd In ~hl:: secrP.tary or the West , Vttlinla Mrs. Herbert ·Whaley and chlh lng relatives ht>re .o \ler ~!:lor D~y~ ~ motlv1:1 for the blast proved a R"IIJp dll cvlctlm.~:· McSwerrj ~y"s la rfalr~ c.f th ~ local cummun\t}' l)u,l. BrldKe commission, that thare dren ot Ashton, Ill., I,Uld Mts . .P,red Johll tPhllllp~ BL., retmned Ftl nl.'f!!tery to_po:::c1~t"':;;.· _...J___ rt added, '"and retttln them In ! 11 :.<:; r n~p(l"ec\ actively In l t l c :prl~~ would be no toll chary:e on ,fue Kart· of LlnderwOOd, Ill., are vlalt- day evening from a Viti" with re-I ~:-<mJiany how;e~ ot th r Hoblmn lhnt ~o.re county wide In 'natun! .. Shadle Bridie on lfOnday, I.JiibOr' Jng ft·iends and relat.tves here. latlv()S in Columbw;. ·' FROZEN FRUITPUNen 1 Oo., practlcallJ for an ·1nde- ~ R~!C· ! JtUy he wu~ ~l"iecled u;o~ Roh Day between the h&urs 11 r.'I':QI) · ~~ Mr. and Mre. J011eph SChaefer Rev. and Mn. K. WebHter Her Serves 6·H) • An\tt. pctlud."" · . Cl\11 Chairman of th ~ M ~lgs Goun~- m. 11.nd n p. m. Announcement and two children of Cincinnati ar~ man have returned ~o ~heir hom: 2 ('Ups sugar !l~"r.t'lle o.mount L"rt!eLVI'd bJ Mr . ty Rt•(l C1·oss execlltlvt· comm,tte~.; was made that the rqad. ext.endlnA" rived Saturday to spenli the week In New York City, . after v~ltlu,., I 1-2 cups wuter Thio io to deny any and all reporto to 1 1 H'lall bunch mint ~gglM wa1:1 $7.06 us 11 Iee; the A'. lt'.~ last quartel"iy cunrerenel! from the Pomeroy Jldnd ·.Bridle UJ end with his parents, Mr. und Ml-:>, for two weeks with Mrs. Helman_R . the effect that I am rointr ""t f!~ bu•!-e11. ~nOunt L~ :-;mitll and yet the nJin· or tl:t' church he wall um\nlmouRI? Pt. Pleasant has ' l)eeh ' resurfaced John 8chRefer. lpa.rents, Mr .and Mrs. A. 0. Onl3 ~ up.q weak t11a or rr tncer ale 'J;S\ pn.ld thlti amount ou M1·. HI~,; - lnvltt·d to Jdurn for 11 third YCllL\ and ls now open to tramc:. Mr. and Mrs. Robe!t venerabl~ rison. . t -2 cup ll'tnon juice MRS. BEULAH HARBRECHT. .Sns' Mllurauce that hl' 11.outd br 'fllC ~e rvlce :teKt sunday tnorn:nfl Thill may aid '• few <Jl the Le~ of Clevelatld, a.rrlved Saturday w Fred Foss, will sing Sunday Sept. 2 CLL!.IS orange Julec a'ble to retain thf"m in t.hALL" h.-.mf'~. will ("OilBI~l of u sermon. the subJ gtonnalres who e;~~peet to attend the spend the week end wlt.h- her pe.r·IBth and Monday, Bept. 7lh from I Boi, sug:~r. \\'al\!r o;1d mint to. (Chloe Beauty Shoppe) Which he tailed tO do. Je.::t being : ""The Majesty of Ser~ state Leflon convention at Hunt~ ents, Mr. and Mrs . 'Wan . Freeman., WHBD Mt. Ornb from 6 :30 to 7 P· gctilc1 .far a rnlnutl'~. Chili. n.dd •Mf. Hli;.v:.1s ullc~J:r-d Lhut Life lo- 1'1CI"!" e.nd nn cl:lpe!::la.lly PI'Jpared lngton. Monday, It was reported: Mlu E ltzabeth Sehorn, AJma. m . 't"f'lll:> !mng hr~,;:edlf.Jis, r.train anti tppJ C:l'Urt did not pert01 m ltl'l l\uty anthem by the vested choll·.• E:VHJ ntrner and Elbert Robinson lett. Mrs. Belle Vaugh'an. dn.u ghter • rrr ~?.f'. lfl· l~uing a re~trainln!j urdt'L" to rF~ember and friend oi: the 1::hurc~ Saturday ror Colwnbu.s, where they 1 Anna, their guests James Jl ., nn~ - -~en the justice ol" the pca1:e rrom Is Invited to the service. R-~v. DJ"f' THREE ARE JAILED will meet Mf.!!. Robinson a.nd ylliit Earl Dobblt' of Hoboken, N. J ., tuu_, UUUIUUUimMUiU#I:I ;his C\llctlon. TlLIH WlUL lmpo~;~;ible will l.:1rVP Tnesrtay mornlnH rGr Co~ relatives and rrlend.s. Mls Helen D<Jrst left Satul'day fo~ , au:m~!IISIIIIIUIIIamutJIIIJIIIIIIIIUUI fbr the judge to do beca.illle of the ium1:'1rr lo attend lhc ~~!on or thto Fred Sayre and Richard CQe · .l( Wrn. Reibel, sons, Homy, Walter Xenia where th~y will spend Lh tnamJt.r of lhe ]!resentment (!( ttl ;• 4llL Ohio An·nual C01ltercnce to btl Antiquity were committed w. Ule and PrederieiL:, and Herman Hoff- wooiL: e11d with relatives. es }'Jetl"un ht>ld In King Awm.oe Methodist county jail here P'rlda.y nigh.. on ner lett Baturcla.)' ror Elyria Bel· Mr. and Mrs. George N. Holm 1 , ··Aitt 1: a loliK ch~<:W;}Jlun with Epl~c.opal Church, pre:;lde<.J over ].)y charf):ftl ot lntoxlcallun brought by levue aqd Cleveland Wht:r~ they or Canton, arrived Saturday to visit ~udgi! Peoples, of the- MI"IQ~ Cun.L- Blsht.r:· H . Lester Smith. Cons~:l! t ~u~fr~ They ·. wqre \aim villL,t with relative!! and rrlcn<.Js :er ~a~ D~m~~~~ her mother, I .. a.rrt"lll a u an . tver the' wee.lr. end rs. ar ra . ,, ~·~ """"",., ..... ,.,... Prank McEiwa.in, colored, or M:ld · . • HNEU IN TITUA' COURT dleport, wa 11 arrested by constable Albert Russell and son Albert Jr., John Koehler and Elml'r Hugn . Mayer after he had alleredly taken return~d Thu,sdaY from Qolll!lliJUf! Davis. left Saturday mornln[C lor I 1; Carl Brotton, O~orge Smith and part In a fight In the South section ~here they at~t;nde~t-the Btl\~ F1dr. Cleveltmd to atte11d t!:te alr races. :· LJQUJD OR TABLETS Robert Smith were araigned be· of Middleport; Friday night. A They were actompanled hoine by Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Orueller n_nd R6.,es a lll';tdJtdLl! or NeiUfliiJtlu fore Bqulre 1!:, R . Titus, Friday ar- charge of a811&ult was 8ied against .Misa Jean Ruasell,who has been son Carl left Saturday for ClncUl·l j~ :10 mlnut.r.1, ,,hfl('k!i " Cold thf ternoot1 on eha.rt:es of lutoxlt.atlon htm, visiting there wfth rebl.tlvet~. nat! tor a few daya visit. lnt d~ay, and tiiPI'b Ma.larb Jn and were tined $25 and CORUI upon M111. James McDanlell! and two Mr. and ~rs. Btm Neuttdbtg, two 9ree tlay1. their plea!l of guilty. They were TO LEA.Vt: FOR WEST chUdren of Columbus are visiting JlaughterJ;. lois Ann and Mary Vu166 S 1 f B h , <.:: ld Imaking arranrements to pay, Sa.twith relative&. : , . t::lnla, Mrs. Arthur H. Ebersbuch L. • •~ or • Y 1 I urday. or. and Mra. P. IE. stanley will Mr. and Mrs. Bud Willian re- and Miss Kate Eber~bach went to Rytex Rytex - - - - - - --- - - ~------- · - - leave Swlday momina tor an ez~ ~urned horne Friday evenlntl lrt\.-n Columbus Saturday where Mtey wll1 1 . I \ended t.our t.hru the Weat. Tiley Colwnbus whett ·u\ty ht.ve betn attend conferenct'. NAME-0-GRAM CORRESPONDENCE expect to iravel about 'J'OOO milea be· vl&iting with n:lltJ,ves. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young , fore retumln1 home. Enroute They Mr. and Mrll. Reid D. Stelnbaur will ,return to their home at. Big CARDS STATIONARY will vlalt " Decatur, IlL, Sioux' City, and faDt.Uy arrived here lrom their Stone Gap, Va.. auuday . Tht>y jlowa; Yellpw SUJne Natk>I\Jl Park, home lo East; . PitJes~lM io'·viSit · O~ were accrunpnnled by t.helr cllt.ugh· Salt Lalr:e City. Utah; Lo4 .Anaetes. Ubor Day with the latter'll IIJRter, ters MarUyn and Jean who hnve San Pr&n.ctaco, Oalltomia ' JUWI· re- M1u Helen M~. been spendlnr the "i(lmmer with ! tum by the BouUl~ route thru ·Ml88 n,rothy : M_ees,of COlumN )Jr&. Yuqng·s mothf'r, MnL . Leah : card,~ •!I'd·•~· Mexico anCI the . Southern states. Ia vlsiillll fi'om ~l'Tlday tb Tuefld:ay 08vls. · ·• . · They alllo wiU vlalt Mammouth with her lliBte111 here. SPECIA.L $1.00 Cave.. In all they wut be away on Mrs. Alma Rosenbaum 111 aMisting Mrs. Raymond Neut1llng enter· their vacation one month. at the Pomeroy Natuntal Bank talned. a few lrlendll at her home SPECIAL ............ $1.00 I during the ab&enoe of Mrs. Mildred Frktay evening In honor of Mr. Rytex SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPT. 6· 1 I CLUB ENTERT.\INED Stanley who Is enjoying a JJ¥)nth~s Neutzllng's birthday, Po,N!) 1.-<',Q.. lN Gt NG H lM SACK 1 'ft ' I 0 • •" .n ,. 6 66 I I NOTICE '• 'TlME 'l'AA't S ONlY HAL 'F ~ l FREE YOO ANIMP.LS FROM 'Tf-\\S 'ZOO AND Bk'ING './OU BPICI< • IO YOU YOuQ !=OR FEEl), •-IY PO I SPQEAD 'TilE'. WORD COM!< lo 11-1" e,oys lN eoys \HE GO'T Jackie Cooran in "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" TUt~ SDAY and WEDNESDAY, KEPT. 8 ~9 Maurice Chevalier in . "THE SMILING LIEUTENANT" " THURSD.U' and FRIDAY, SEPT. 10-11 Eddie Dowlinr in "HONEYMOON LANE" lui. lt. will : lc Fari~ 1 .tl.5 one of : dist.ancr re::ch-ornus Wit h the e flight.. It· alk.. ali atbttd:;e the w~re re l1'f mon!Cll Moyle hl.ity who estll!Jllsh· rld J'l'oord, the fliiht t year. but Specials for Month of September. ' YOOhiE yuo A r,.,q tl K1NC.r- YrJu~c:=,t. Df·\,(_){ l\.J\>Nl 'T 1. r · SPO""'r..,_ ED 1 CI~C.. F t AG:A1N t,O 'TO 1l', Bl4 BOy - 'YOUR I:" r );! E e-~'~;:' If£~ tnt Thorn~ tates Na.v}' wa~ una· the air be· lots aD.d ,Ben plan· ~ controls 1g them lo »erlocis o! alpped · In S, carrying r boxes DC e RIX' 1 I 60 rheets and 60 envelopes including your name in raised ' lettering. Gallipolis, Ohio ' A. Lind· g da• iJrfl· krcn In• 1pl..s I Gallipolis .Theatre .~ O'i!-IER CI'\GE: S 1-\0ME ° I slde or ·; a l rf'port! 1 1 Seatt~ i :~cns pre~ I ....•. ~ Wt.Ukl htnd nrt ele-ven pre· the Ku.-lle I of Moyle tfter pa.M· I I ~E'"'~ _J•r ~~- !do,-~ qlia:~s • 1 E (lVt:r ouncl'd it WOIIld be h ey reuhn lt'stl they eamer ply. und tbe ~ way of 1ditlons lay b ::~t h ai rinl!!h ol l"t 0 r~celvetl :~ung of, M-eiaa f~n~ (J! Conlltance Shields Pnter~ vaeatlon traveUill thru the Wtflt. Harry Dye who Is employed at I t IMrs. ed h b i... Mr. and Mll!l. lt. A. Mas~~ar and Oordon w Va Is hert! with his an er r club at h~r hom~ Miss. Hlld 0 Ohlinger returned Fri-~r 11 ' ·La"::. I on MuJI•rry Ave Prlday evening am Y over uw Day. Mrs. Harry Pelltir received th~ da.y evening rrom a. week's •taU at Kr. and Mrs. Oeofl"e Wildermuth I club prbe lllnd Mrll. Lester Fauber ltl1qulPDa. Pa. and family and Mn: Barbara wu~ received the guest prlr.e . Light n~ Wllbur Oemer who baa been via- dermuth left Saturday tlJ spehd 11o I freshment.s were aerved. ltlnl rulattves h-:!rt, returned to his weelr: with relative~; In Massmon . home tt Loia.n, Saturday. Mn. W. W. Merrick rtturned to · Coll11111 Err Not Ms. John Sauvap, dauh1ter Eliz~ Columbus after a three weekls vis!' abeth, son John Jr. and M~ Ell·. wUb Mr. and MrR. A. D. RuRRell . 3 tablespoolllltui ~co1lee ayrup BCWit ~ cup rich milk nor SmJ\h returned Frklay '-,l~ a Mr. and Mm. c. E. Orton and 1 .,81 'I visit with 1elatlves In Pittaburrh. IOJI arrived Saturday frotn Dayton few dtopa vanilla The llit.N daua:hter <Jl Mr. and ror a week end vllllt with Mrs. Jes· BN.t the eaa: In a bowl. add tbe 1Mn. Bd Pa.rfttt ol Union Ave .. wu s1e Ollftort and fainlly on W. Main vanilla, the coftee lfl"UP and mUir:, 1hU by a puelna auUJmobUe Prl· street. ami beat api~ iO blc:nd It thor· day afternoon. Quite a pllh was cut Mr. and Mrs. Olen Barnett Plor· · ourhl.y. Pill a t•JI 11aaa a fourth lon her forehead and wu badiJ enoe and Ear1 Lel.fhAit Jert Ba.tur· I lull of crushed lee, pour b\ the 111 brulaed, bu' no bobe'l wen broken. day tro apend the week tnd wtth, noa aud aerrt at on.ct. llr. and un. Nonab :kloa IUid relali.YN lD Akron. · CALLING CARDS 100 Calling Cards Paneled ......... $1.55 100 Calling Cards without panel .... $1.35 Ritz deckled edge with your individual three-letter rais111.l .l!londgram-36 envelopes. Colors, French Grey and Sun Tan. !ice ts Job . :e Officer ........ th See Uo For 'S O WEDDING INVITATIONS WEDDING STATIONERY AT HOME CARDS, Eic, I= A !'I., :':>0 C,.QO[> NOW !=O~'< ~ARGt= TAA,DOWN DOCK I· - IN&-The lllmt to::lay =-ollcr In· cr. Chlf't it'd VCJ<tfr• ndltion ol ~Utff rlng a peruum· P'l"l'ru"h by viti' l'f""~ automatlcr the df'· • connected neut ht!rf' whlrh M has been t:nt r : r 92'. I ed w!th . •• ,, a. �.i . .... :~- . SUNDAY, 8EPI'EMB£R 8, 1131 .. . -·-·- .... :.~MAl MEN ARE ClEARED BY H[POU M~::::~~-~~=n:.,.i Proposal ~fTribuneEditor For ~~~~~~~~I~~~.~~~;~~ Maybe I'm Wrong .OF MGSWHNB IN EVIGTIO~J PROBE: m•: ~~_{~:!d':dy, !Settlement of Mine Difficulties ~~~~;~:::~:F,:~f~~:4! t..L-..-·-----~--~--~--·-~~~~-~_:__M-~----~-::_,.__.__.._..________... . ,orNT I S PI oern GO"rRNOD s•ye "' · ""' l A d 8 M. s' d I"'' INC . · [ lJ_ a[u, n n , H a~rt=:+~~·a.~~;:,::..o•E ccepte y mers, atur ay ·::~.~:~~~~.:~:'~un~~,a;o~·~~~ ,-~· ... .·-···. '• w brothor, Capt Kuhno. Charles Lybrant Bonlfteld. Jr .. son Dr. c. L. BonUleld or Cincinnati Ohio, whlch wu wlemnlztod Aug115t 15th at Orilla. Ontario, Canada, while Mrs. Kuhm and Kather1.1le were t:ue~:~ts ol Dr. Bonlfleld al hili summer home at -thai place. ot Judre C. E. Peoples, Justice Titua, Hobart, And All Others Charred With "Inhuman Tactico," Ab· solved By Welfare Director JUDGE PEOPLES ACTIONS ETHICAL I McSweeney Makea CarefullnYeati1ation · Few En.. • •I Room Of The MU'" CH' INT[~ f~T lSI ; . - TO HEAR. ARGUMENTS OF BOTH 'SIDES , - · Dec.iaion Of Board Will Remain Final If Plan Ia suowN IN rIJII·MESI. IJ . --. Accepted By Operators; Minen Will Reaume Work Next Tueoday i ,. Horton ~ COMICS IN COLOR l 5day . . -·- l C "-N 'l' •· I --~ l. 5~LE __) r- - - ·- lN "'-Nll MAl< AN Of-~ C: ........ ___ ..__ . \..____. ConditiOOS The we-~tlthy woman who ha8 Insomnia. and hires a m&1d to tali:'! . CoiumbUR. o .. &>pt. 5-- INS- . , t y Common Pleas Court. and the one of the most dt'clsive aetlom One man wtll tw "toelectt'd by the etut ~ We!!ar· D!rector John Mc-1 utto·neys there, I ww; convinC£d Flanaran Bathtng Beach on the part of the mlners or the miners anrJ. one by the or>erators to _ her beauty naps ror her. · •hat Judt~e Peoples" nctlv!U.es In T B S Of Fin Pomeroy Bend, wbo have been out . act on the Arbltratron IJoard. The By u 8 Weather Bu c b 1 S·v~~m:y· 11 !nv~sllgatiOn·~ u.l ,cl!U:~:·:, 1thl~ matter were entirely l·t~licfll ; ·0 • on strike for the ' pnKt two mllnth8, 1 third member of the bOard will be I No · very lmportanre~~ ~~~~~~~~~ An economiCal man Is the fel· trickS, but you can buy a new dOQ:. e cene c~f ..lidlUm~nly ndmlll ....t.~ u:tl . JU.. - and Jcgai, so that Mr. Hl.:;gln.o; aeala In Tourney to 1·eturn LO work Wlllll made aatLU'~ selected from a li.st ol six name:-;, of 1cant changes In the prevallin g low who goes next door to asphy · 11 t~'-'e In . Md~~ county v.a., du!!t'd 1r:Uo'iallona against the court wen Sunday day morning, In a 1neetlng lu the , which the miners 11nd operators I eta! mel.et:lruloglcal conditio 11 ge 11 xlat.e himself 80 that he wDn"t run Soelal A.ooampllabmenta _todn}' WLth lhe dcclnn!liou by Gm- unfounded." \ Orand Jury room at the county I Ruggest three each ro-pre.senting 1.her over the country hLtve la.~e up his own laB bill. Being a Jr:leptornanl.ae · and ha\'· I!II;JlJI" Ooonile WhltL that nu lUIMcSweeney sal1 he w11.s unable cnurt house, with f>earl Pa.r.lr.e-r and public. In the past 24 hours The pr~ure In&: everything at your flna:er Upa. thf'!" acllon _will be lal-:en. to obtain any reliable sta t.ement Ttll; ~·."'(:Ofld and last SundaY. lolt a represmt.atlve ~;roup ol miners 1 This 'A rbUraUon Board will meet continues quite eve~ly dilstributed Moment.o.. Momeb&a -- "'1"h~ Meigs Count} ~t:a1r :s l111al 11•ould make Jl app...ur ttlut tuum:unenl play being held f!.t. the from mines No. fi and 76, Walter A. at the county court house Tuesd:ry and generally below normal over When a n.re-eater burm hi1> ~e ol Cads ~losei:l,' th e !IOV<: rn.o r Jooa l•.' at Lhr . Mrs WlliLtml:l was wurlit' the day Flamgan bath IIIII: beaeh t~t Syra- Compton as a represent.atlve of lhe morning, September 8. The man cenlrul and western d'-'·lo'- an• l lonsue on a bowl of aoup. The fellow who claltns he llves OALth Uc h cuse '1:111 occur Sunday aft.cr,;oon. "'w ""' u .n"._. of a confcn:nce , . • ul ht'l" co nviction than she ud public, and representat 1ves u1 L1aee selected by the mlnen; 1mi.l Lhe man In southern Canada. The un.settl!:!d _ In a one~ horse town a.nd says that. _Bwe,·ney and Uommerce Utn•rlur been previously. Septunber 6th. neWllpapers. selected bythe operators, their idt•fl - 1condlt.lons prevailing y.eite,rday , Tab It Or' ._Yc!" ·u his witf' ·i! the na.r. 'lllc(I('QN! H . _Tilngemr.nn ""Tnt: eviction or U1e Wtllhtm~ Tht> first game. thLt~ between the Mr. P~rk.er read a Iecter address· tlty being kept secret until that . morning more or les generally over A CO·ed·s kiss Is that school~gltl fV ~c,·::~n~!~edl·~, ~tto~~~~~,~e~t~Ll tamLly wLts- le(!:al but, under lht: ~!~:l~r C~~~~:,,;~s~~~cu~lea':~~-1 ed to the editor of The ~11)· Trl~ time, will JMet first at the CDW"Lty . the northeast have about <:1earl.!rt oonlect.lon. American Trapdlet _t Y· . · · drcut.'stances, not ju.stltlaLlle,' said d Doc Crow·s bune, in which he , u a represents· court house. Thcr .will select the up and fair weather IS now pracWhen an ab&ent~mlnded travel~ Higgins of Galllpolb il.lld Dr .H . L. Mc8>'•eeney. He ~aid lhe eviction ~n~last 85 U~Y- anonquerors ol tJve o1 the local miners. thllnked third m!)n from the Ust or six ll.illll · 1 tlcally ji:eneral over the entire field Wonden of Na'IU'e InK !lalesman leaves the hotel wUh ~~!"V d~ 0 ~:ero~. whcu lhh~ ~~~~-~\ wa:; ··nther un un[ul·tunute dr- til.:~~~ FL~~l;i;· ;.!ve team oJ him lor the inc::entlve views on the es and will proceed to have hlm , of cbservation. Temperatures this You, can't t.each an old dOIJ new out laklnl any towels. 1 _ ue .e go,crnor u. th f ture 11.me mine situation here which wert• set present at the court house. morning are mostly Rbove normai l -~~~~--~~-------- 1 · nunl:itance." 1 4...:ha.l!t:S W!l luuns. 40 · WJ](' of a C,m111cllng nports were received Pat· ·:nsburg~ · nl e ~a the '!nar forth 1n an edttorlaJ In the edition ! When tht boo.rd mt't"t5 n:. Ule l especla.Jly in the middle plalw:~l: - FISII SALAD CALIFOUNIAN E~:euse Jt. Please Hob~on~ O ., lllllr~r, wt1~ l:\'Lt:!..~·~ Cy McS wt cnt'y n:laUve to Hu- of last wee.s pay w n h ·of Thursday, August 27. Th(' edl- court hoUHe. Tuesday morning. the i ~tlttes and \\'est ward to the coa~t. < Ser~• 6 Many a clln&:lng vlne turns out trt.m n_r hum~: ult IULIKh >ht """~ turn. uctlv!tles He MUd com- aln uf lllllely Wll5 one run, t e, t.o 1 1 t ted hat ti h ld b · 1 th E5 d 1 fhe ob!lence of el!cctlve PI" N tl) ~ ~l.r:K>n Ivy. aerhnn•ly Ill. r;l.Ltlni.:, deal lug :..,.ith hi!! l..'Oilduct uf scor·: I w 0 will bel!ill at 2 o'clock. ra aa t ac on s ou. e m ners o1 e ~ex ~ 1nes o. 5 anh I liJ"Ltd ienbi. I~ appurentl f essubr~ 1 ~ lU;:J lemon pulp and Ju:ce o. ·plLc ··u nu!rll.:er ul uniortu 1_ hi foolluwln& lhil; jj;ame the Flana- taken at once 00 put the mmecs 75 will retum to wot.lr. under t e to co lin £'d r 1 Y avora le &Lte :~ 1 ctde0ts thel"l' wa 0 110 bL e· ~- tht> Hub~on milv.' rtcelvers ~ a an Fliers v.JII hook uP with the here bock to work and a. pl11.n was tNms of the McSweeney agref'menl. . in th~ ,u . a dr, warmer weather 2 111ps shredded leUucc Oar Own Va.udeville do~ or' i~cnl auLh mly .. ~~:- would "beur further lnV':!!>tl.gallu hta\'Y hlttlllJ!; MIU!On City Cub~ suggested by which such action The Arbitration Board wHl JtsU!n 1 hom-s. f vllcm ..1 ulrng the next :.14 2 eups ca:med salmon lor tm1:tl Blnck : You say you're suffering 0 ow"""' 011 Sunday by un ' J/ H<•Uart "'1J€rl;Lsl!i lllJtJll pres!ilnll ld be taken lO gument.s of the· miners In the 3 I ablespoons minced pl.nenlo from lunlil trouble"f Bwe e-~1ey said. He nd1t:d tllat thH t: his ..:~aim." who (:t'featE'd \.he Lutz Spedull'i c_f cou · . ~r settled weather probably With a P..LH' lemons, .soving all jniCf and Blue : YeS', the famlly upstairs was (CCaston lor mlcrft>n•ncot b)' " '· · OaiJ'••olls in one nf last Sundays Mr. Parker said the mlne1s had comt room, for one halt hour.l occa.slonal lh" d h n Mt"r3w eeny suagestcu lG Ho...:.rt ... ..Jn ld d •~ th 1 hi h ~ h It! "" a ull ers ower cut 1:1 small pieces a6 fre·.~ a& JlOS· has a new baby. Hte governor or nn.v ut ht: l" rqJrt·- and others. that they wlth-lraw prel::nlntlrle~. The Fltei"S defeated cr<:C e ...., atcep1 e Pan w c • uen t e opera1ors w ""' g 1ven ......_ _ _ . sll:ll' 1rcm membrane. Mix with eent.a Jve of the litlilC flOVcrnmc:nt h H 1 PILOTS lo'OHCED 0 11 'he f'•lrlty Ice cream team of Mid- was ot.Ltllned In the editorial, StJ all chance to prel:lt'nt thtlr a.rgumcnt..o; 1 lEttucE. Add nab, wl.ich hu..s been lll ),g lns und Dr Crary had cladrQ:ea,1"'1" "h'11 1'IUI 11" 011 ..... 1 ~, ~ile"""'· In a thrilhng ~ante m could return to work here without for the next half hour. The re~ OWN pe ~e be Utethial.S H t: liU"llt! COnUIIt wh.J.ch .,~. I d hi h th e butta I nr&:umen.o '" fta!ted un1 pimento. Mix thor· Time comes and gees, ehar&ed that Judije · C . E. P ~ uiJlt:.. v.ouLrJ 'iO.Ld h:lw~·VCI". the tyl.ng and winning rut~s deIay . The Pan, UO er w c wIll b e presented H ayesvHle, o ., &pt. !'. _ INS Ete• nity Is rolling ln. had tefu- ed toJ ,ra nt a temporary t h 1 1 bl l b.l lh were on third and ~cond OOse w .. - miners will return to work, and before the board. Then the de- Fcrc ~ d <.Jown by • ••n•• 1 ,8 " ' 1 ou~hl".. Serve with mv.yonnal r.c. -· • 1 a 1e was una e o t. a 1n ~~ I& h d th t 'a boa d t J ,• ...... " w••1.. 1 !njuodlon to r('shai.J mme t..wn- • no~uLc.nce friJm llullle who had fll· pect!vely tor the losers when thc whl(h It ope a n agree· c\slon ol the r , a~ o a un. 1CUH!red northi!rn Ohio I,Ht night The It mon pulp replace.& U1e ch'JP- 1 Cc.mlng to the dose ol tb~se k..11 Q"~ !rem rvlcl ln&; Mrt>. 'iidllam~ , ll .1 · ·t HI 1 . gamt> ca.me to a clo8e, In spite ol ment between the operators and wJH be given and lht' decision will a.nd thlt> mor·ning Pilot:s R p Oa ped plcklf' often Ul:iCd in !Ish sa- ~ but ~hort two years, afU!r serving the cwnmlWity ol EnterpnS!! and f tl.lll he r Jl>wlllt:' . H •l!,g :n.; <..Jrd the le M'r~~:~:~r::\?ll"~l;t:somm:a~d~~ lha~ u 1e fact that the Fliers startfod miners mQ.y be brought., about, II-i a~ remain final. l ~ an and Hiram · Little · ·t ~ lads. SyrALuse , we are leaving tu take phys lclun al!kcn lhnt u thm : ur,11 "'noti~ng l"urthfr be dcu~·· by th':! with 11- five rlfn lea.d in the c:;peLl· follows : lhe abOve atJtlon on the part ofi'thelr scheduled trl to ~~n tnU protl': of the MeliS ccunty go\•ern - 't:UV• .'l nor. mv !~Same. .,."._.._---~-- _ _ _ the miners Is sufrlrlent evidence Leday. P eveland up our new field of labor nt Suuth Or~tnre lbnhallow Flvlr ment be cond ucte<.l I . At the cloae of thls pme, lt hall 1 1.hat they a1·e willing to go hallway N . lf:P,f\'(' 6-81 Web~lt:r, we wish to say we have 1 1 1to settle the di~puLel'i , which have "'1 ~J..o ~ nt Mt..uday ~;.nd Tuc .~-! a y >.t ""It Is purt'LY JOCIU nnll, U lloelous lu:r;:.,.._ nliaCly Jepcrted that. a Ilv•~ ether pilot was Injured and <·up cream ~njoyed tht' fellowship of oil. and Meigs and Oallla counli'.!s Nln- ~ lal"ltlerttH had ~en 111 ~1.de ub'llLL or "~·.en 1nn;,18 contest between I.DU'IIIIIII I D.lisen, and return to work lm·· t~e plane Ws!l not Jama~J~"ed ln the I ~ 4 cup sugar leaving we shall taJr.e wllh UR iduc~lnK .an hnctLtliil\tlon oi H lg- alLY oi lllc people comwctwl with Pvmtroy's f ·a ts ami Leans will b mediately. TI1C arbiLrnry move on fl.L"Ced lanrling. l cup quartered marBhmalloWZI SOA'E'et mrmorles Goodbye to , one &lns' complaint to the govt.nor ... , the t t.r.'1ti"OV~rsh s they should b· pia>·• wldle the tlnallsts are lak· H l 1 1 01 e1 d 'their part prov81i only too well, that . -- • and all · Including Mr. Willie 1 cup orange pulp and juice 1:1 , • , , • •• udju~ted In tile civll cuurt.-1 o r that ~ Miss Velma e ze o ev an ·k 1 Whip cream untU thick roJd in Youq•. Mr. Finll'terwald and M:1·. Me... wren< Y sa lei, 1.1 hi:-; 1 [ pn t. I .. , .: M ·S ~ , d d InK" a much nee<lf'd rest., Is spendlnl the wee.lr. end with lwr they are willl,rg to return t.o wot OANG!'i'fF.Rs IN IRELAND Y,•(lnt carefully tllrough GRlllll. UoLL.l!y, c w cenc~ recommen e "Jhr wlnerti or tlle two !>eml-flr•" 1 ~ •under any cost . ' • B.m Ewing wtth whom we were nS~ otht>r Ingredients. Serve cold. " li Mr Hlggln~ has D. cau.se of paren.... 1 d b tb ool · ROCiS.ted. ccunly to Iearn wh a t I cuu ld ul tl It · ld ~ 1 th t r wUl lben enr&.~e tn a aame to ell- Mr. 11,nd Mrs. Hany Saltier ol U the plan, tm!l"lres e Y e ~ Rel!ast 8 l :'1 IN . <.:OOLING BEVERAGES Mr. Hlgignll. oc on wou n e na ure ~ clde lhe Vluo Valley o,.,HIIU•>'''-··· Bridge rt are vlsltlnl wlt.h Ml" tor of The Do.ily 'f'rlbune and being I A • ep. . ~ B flu. Rl'l". B & K. Morgan, •·t tound that h e hn .c; bc:c n p !·ae- hal::t :Jl-1 t."Qrpu~ pl·ocr~dlngll aftt; I. ship and Bcntl Wolle on Wesi carrted out by ihe fllln\~1"5, Is ac· merlcnn gangster's method of BJ Bet.ty Barelay Ad\1. Pastm·s tieing Ltl Oallla ccunty ns an al- ~..-turu~ to tllf!. ~ta~e. If Mr. Hollar~ Main R~t . cepted by the operators to be a l' "engenucl' has been tran!lported to torney at law for a little over HI < l'~ls -~~~ Is bcmg un~ustly accused~ Cll1lotd Braley and familY lef~ move for the betterment of condl· Ireland. po_llce utlklals believed to~ Sel'\'e ycur 81t~sts a. cooling beyear. Having come from Kent uck y b} n.n-sp~pers u:;d11 cth~r.s, he h1~ · MINE IS CLOSED Saturday for Wellllvllle, where they tlollll here. the bOard will meet as I da..\1 followlmg the discovery of the verace when they drop lu fc .NOTICE \tlu-.. lvas l!C.IlH: (JlJCJ<tt(.. J il~ tL; n 1_'1'-"UrJ<c to a I. V acton agan l go to attend a famlly reunion. propo!it!d and the miner~; nnd Lhe l ?cdy of a_man they b~ lleved to bridge or for an m!ormal vbUL. 1 whetl:u he h1,d pH.. pu nr.ht t J lh\ n~nders. d to th Wa.shlnaton, Pll. sept. ~. 1931 lire Stella RoUth and son BillY operators w1ll ngrt'f' to accept the nnve been '"taken for a ride" ln ap~ Wlt'1 some coffee syrup, prevlfl u•·J:J The entry booko . the Practice there, b1..1l lhe~~ p..ohll:: that ~~e::Jm~:t~on .of etheMO'>':~~~ Th~ P. & W . mine ot the Pitts· of za'nesvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. decillion of that boa,.d u:Y tlnal. pr?ved Amertean gangster style. f~~~~~~ndg. mon,,h~~d~r!!~~tth0 1 ~~~ hs 1 tak!J::S I I 1 CENTS \.. ../ GeJiel'aJ Weather .. -- SP,'Ny~uQ- fl ~ CO!Y'E 1"0 Ae, U Ul' I I A PAR'r-.JO\ J LONGER- l PU''T AN lN Tl-\t;; DAPER 'FOR. . Wt'dnesdaJ: wartner IL<· ~l1N04\'. !lF.PTEIIIBER 6. 1931 and other relatives and frllmW; In I .- ; ... ' • OHIO I<.lays t,;o':::"':,';,,~;'.,'"':' ~;;'""s So:ur-::~ With Mrs. Lytle brother IJurntli Ables and wife at Syra.cu~ I"" coonty. S ri SIN COLOR COMICS lumbus where they Will \'l81l with re lath·er:;. From Operators, Miners Mrs. Vada Sinclair was called LO Tuesday In The Court Athens Saturday on the a.coount or llhe serious Illness ol her ~ Iuter Court Houae · · Mrs. Mlldred Tubbs ' r Mr. and Mrs. v. H . Lytlt! and 1 I · ' And Pubt.·c, w.·tt Meet I I c:ouraginr Report. Aa To Hin~". At Callipolio Due To Short A<ssoc•allona Arbitration Board Selected H . - . ' ........... 1 ond . . . . . . ' -' r ~ 'rl-\lNK 1 C"-N GooD MORNlNq- 1 G"E'T A FANCY PRl(E OUl' OF L TC COMIC !-\ l<.-1'1 R I ·St;oVE N\y- FlV£..1 NOit->l.NGr DOlNG TOO MUCI-' GOOD ·eyE 1 NO'l'~rNGr LFS<.O> -r 1-'1'. N A '-\UN \.) Q. Eri)_.-J--..< I , . I '-JE'R'f >p 'J YOU TI"N BUC\<. S ' 0 'TAKE \!-ItS ~lRO AS A Gt'F'r AN\) lL L Ci \VE \nd Tro· ~cess~ yeo nad lurned tht !Sea I F N MlNU'TES PeiNIA-n.lln IO ACCE;P'l' I I t LlS'l''EN HEQ'E ==== -=-- \ Intrepid c .oot>' 1··: ~ 1 P nutes nl"\.et W<'pt 0\'('1' I nul over Hles of the N•"·~ • DI"f 1 I'HIUr• ~,.,. ,., u~·ht-hllll ln< . o J:! ·J! ~ •. ,;t~u~:::r o~~~t!~e~~~L ' '· ~er.ause up by k<Jf the liihort nssoclatlon ~~~:~:·common pi~UR r:ourt be ti\- :~rtel~er:~:~ ~~~~;!:"t:: ::\~un,;tlore:;h~~h BI~/~d. I " "''" .. n ....- . - _ . ._ . - - ~· IVL;::Jf~~i~e ~~~e :~~:t ~:ln: Cll.kM o~C~~:;e~illl Shake 11 T>P.D \1-\P.'t W.IAS (1/\ \GA'T Y l"QIOEING MY SO N l=ROI-t\ I 1·\A\ ORC<AN- ~ON"t i..~'T TOUCH County Fair are now YOU , FELt.:. 1 men under an •rreement Wlih iht Mn. ehu.~ush. =: . Mr. ap.d Mrs. Bill Lowe leave Sun- Cll.p, was fcqnd behind a 5tone wnll Cotnblne three tableRpoons 01 open: and entrlet caii 1M ~ ~~~g~~ze~~e~! ~:~l~~~\~ ~~~ ~~!~th:'~ity '::!!e!; ~ :!:~:. N::Ocb. R~~l ~eavaeJJ se~~~~ywe:: d.ay tO vls.lt over Labor day wl~h 1n~ar Ca!Ticll: F~rgus. The man hnd co1Tee syrup with tlU"ee·fourths cup made at the oflice of R. G.. f Utlon u~Aib.ble a.nd lhllt which RIT 'tL!tND CIIIJIU.:n !iER\"ICt: WBI' closed down accordiD& t.o Sup. buRtnesS triP: • relatives. . ocrn shot twke ln the ri(Jht ~mple. 1 rieh mllk aod a Utt.le crushed tee. Webater in the Reminaton lft.h able to obtain was not ll erlntendent Edward Tr&Yie. be· IE. Fontana anu camHy movt1d The Phllllps SlstNs, Ethel and , Pollee snld they bellev~ he may l A tt.-op or two of vanilla may ~.. 2 eoqrnglng with l"eJIIIrd to hls acl1Thr lr.s t ~r:t·v lt:<' of this ccn r~ r- ca.ut<e the cornpany was unable to ?lara Garland and Ruth Mc.Callu~-; hnve been an American gangster wh-.JI added if desired. Shake or t~llr Hotel building O'ft Seeond vttte11 '"the county." t>nce year will be ~.e ld nt. the Fi;st metll· the competiOOn ot oth11r D'llnea ~~~ddi-o~~o~a!:~~~/~P~~~Y 11.~:~~ JleH Sat•,oraay .~.nornmgu\~~e~~e:~d ~~.~ught 1-efuge rrom his enemle~~ vlgcrously aJLd se,rve. TJ1e ..be , t Street, Pomeroy, until the 1 (Wll:\:'fhll~ to the nrrrsl (1f Hlk· Mrt' ;c dl~l .lpi~:~C t: pa! Ohun::t, I'tu:- In the district, none of whhlh are ment over their tJtore. latve& a 0 Bl1 "'-'ll OVI'l' · m , llcm. lu vain. Tllere were no !den- way to make oo ce syr11p L'> 1o glJn1 tn cmmectlon w1th mlwng lanP Ohio, Snndny Ct.'ptcmtN" flth , operllt):!d except ·on a 1\0l\·~Unlon Miss Wilda Hunter left Saturday .Willis P. D~~tvlll accompamed lhc lttfylng mn.rks on the body. brlw r,ne pound of t.J1Tee to one &rl.t day of the -Fair, after ~~..~nrbllnces McSwee-ne y ould ··the ~t'n-t hlrty . Th ill f. ~ ':"l·t.~ narl::; ba.<&h. [<Jr Athens, where she w!U Rl)end rrom Lancaster. _ and thre·:>·iourths quurl!! of watt!r. which they can be {Dade 1\t ,..-,..... 1 ,,,. M;·. Hlg'l ~ n had beH1 bu.'<.- the t.ompleUon or two years ol" ;L. "d lt d RLAST ENDANGERS Sf':VE"N i c, lcltr and strain the ooftee. add 1 11 . Dr . ami Mrs. Byron Bing wlll nt. • the grounda. ~~ ""•t:: ;."" N T L L WILL BE •!::.':nt~'n' t~tmwn ·ll 1 Clevt"'land, Sept. 5--JNS-Endah· .,. .. ~ h a If poun d r.. o I !IU~a.r • upon the 1r1ct thut ~~ ~ wall ~up - ' p;u·l.,rate d Rev. Dyl' ., Dunng 'w_ ..... u . k end an ,a en a 6111 Y ten d u M organ '"'''"' .. , hre2 an·, !led to have hc(pell to exc ite dis- t.wo lenr!. the churr.h •In~ hnn Ill t. CHARGED AT SHADLE Mr. and Mrs. Hlr&m Fls~ ILnd Columbus Bundny. 1germg the lives of seven persons boH two mmutes and, while stUl R. G. Webater, Sec'y. M Ch '·t Boor all •"ct 11, James McKen?.le and LuellA. living In suites on the second floor be lin: a, pour Into steorlllzeli bottle~ ' f • .. n-, amo 01... the minen;, and hcultllY ton1ltlon nud nsld.. Iro:1• 9-4-Jt w-9-9-lt 1 ..... he "had" L.:cPi\'ed money nctinly encagl.:.1g In < 1e w ~ rk " . BRIDGE OPENIN"'. .. .u ~~: Fa1'r~Tyhoor-"-!'. en...,., ,{' Durst lett Satr.buQY ..... I.o spen d ....... 10f the building. a bomb e~~:ploslon an d rt·a I. tightly. . ,.. ·D:"'1 ••_vc _ 0'"'(' that -~dN false pretenses:· , lht> c!"lurch. Rev . Dye has t.·cn Ill(· -. I Miss Helen Binderba!Jin ol G.l ous Day with relatives In Cleveland. l tOOay ripped the tront of a grovei-y ~---~- ---~ !." '1.f1!: D..s!:Ertllln ln t.hese mhwr~ tcrc>~:ed In the civic aflal.·::o anti Mlnouncement wall made . here. ter Is spending the we!:!k · witb .her Mrs. Sarah Dye nnO Mr . and Mrll ..~lore and mt::at mark r t , Cll.llslng H. l}aithat I! they were tu iml' him prug·p,.;.~ of lhr con~munlty. H t' hnt- &turllay mornlnt: by A. c . Kim~). ~lster, Mrs. R. t. Wllllamt~ . C. H. BoOth or Columbus nre vlslt·ldnmaiJe estimated at $1.500. tt}~.lr utto!"lle.v he wv~lld be Jlble 'net rn!y bwn lntcre:·:lcd In ~hl:: secrP.tary or the West , Vttlinla Mrs. Herbert ·Whaley and chlh lng relatives ht>re .o \ler ~!:lor D~y~ ~ motlv1:1 for the blast proved a R"IIJp dll cvlctlm.~:· McSwerrj ~y"s la rfalr~ c.f th ~ local cummun\t}' l)u,l. BrldKe commission, that thare dren ot Ashton, Ill., I,Uld Mts . .P,red Johll tPhllllp~ BL., retmned Ftl nl.'f!!tery to_po:::c1~t"':;;.· _...J___ rt added, '"and retttln them In ! 11 :.<:; r n~p(l"ec\ actively In l t l c :prl~~ would be no toll chary:e on ,fue Kart· of LlnderwOOd, Ill., are vlalt- day evening from a Viti" with re-I ~:-<mJiany how;e~ ot th r Hoblmn lhnt ~o.re county wide In 'natun! .. Shadle Bridie on lfOnday, I.JiibOr' Jng ft·iends and relat.tves here. latlv()S in Columbw;. ·' FROZEN FRUITPUNen 1 Oo., practlcallJ for an ·1nde- ~ R~!C· ! JtUy he wu~ ~l"iecled u;o~ Roh Day between the h&urs 11 r.'I':QI) · ~~ Mr. and Mre. J011eph SChaefer Rev. and Mn. K. WebHter Her Serves 6·H) • An\tt. pctlud."" · . Cl\11 Chairman of th ~ M ~lgs Goun~- m. 11.nd n p. m. Announcement and two children of Cincinnati ar~ man have returned ~o ~heir hom: 2 ('Ups sugar !l~"r.t'lle o.mount L"rt!eLVI'd bJ Mr . ty Rt•(l C1·oss execlltlvt· comm,tte~.; was made that the rqad. ext.endlnA" rived Saturday to spenli the week In New York City, . after v~ltlu,., I 1-2 cups wuter Thio io to deny any and all reporto to 1 1 H'lall bunch mint ~gglM wa1:1 $7.06 us 11 Iee; the A'. lt'.~ last quartel"iy cunrerenel! from the Pomeroy Jldnd ·.Bridle UJ end with his parents, Mr. und Ml-:>, for two weeks with Mrs. Helman_R . the effect that I am rointr ""t f!~ bu•!-e11. ~nOunt L~ :-;mitll and yet the nJin· or tl:t' church he wall um\nlmouRI? Pt. Pleasant has ' l)eeh ' resurfaced John 8chRefer. lpa.rents, Mr .and Mrs. A. 0. Onl3 ~ up.q weak t11a or rr tncer ale 'J;S\ pn.ld thlti amount ou M1·. HI~,; - lnvltt·d to Jdurn for 11 third YCllL\ and ls now open to tramc:. Mr. and Mrs. Robe!t venerabl~ rison. . t -2 cup ll'tnon juice MRS. BEULAH HARBRECHT. .Sns' Mllurauce that hl' 11.outd br 'fllC ~e rvlce :teKt sunday tnorn:nfl Thill may aid '• few <Jl the Le~ of Clevelatld, a.rrlved Saturday w Fred Foss, will sing Sunday Sept. 2 CLL!.IS orange Julec a'ble to retain thf"m in t.hALL" h.-.mf'~. will ("OilBI~l of u sermon. the subJ gtonnalres who e;~~peet to attend the spend the week end wlt.h- her pe.r·IBth and Monday, Bept. 7lh from I Boi, sug:~r. \\'al\!r o;1d mint to. (Chloe Beauty Shoppe) Which he tailed tO do. Je.::t being : ""The Majesty of Ser~ state Leflon convention at Hunt~ ents, Mr. and Mrs . 'Wan . Freeman., WHBD Mt. Ornb from 6 :30 to 7 P· gctilc1 .far a rnlnutl'~. Chili. n.dd •Mf. Hli;.v:.1s ullc~J:r-d Lhut Life lo- 1'1CI"!" e.nd nn cl:lpe!::la.lly PI'Jpared lngton. Monday, It was reported: Mlu E ltzabeth Sehorn, AJma. m . 't"f'lll:> !mng hr~,;:edlf.Jis, r.train anti tppJ C:l'Urt did not pert01 m ltl'l l\uty anthem by the vested choll·.• E:VHJ ntrner and Elbert Robinson lett. Mrs. Belle Vaugh'an. dn.u ghter • rrr ~?.f'. lfl· l~uing a re~trainln!j urdt'L" to rF~ember and friend oi: the 1::hurc~ Saturday ror Colwnbu.s, where they 1 Anna, their guests James Jl ., nn~ - -~en the justice ol" the pca1:e rrom Is Invited to the service. R-~v. DJ"f' THREE ARE JAILED will meet Mf.!!. Robinson a.nd ylliit Earl Dobblt' of Hoboken, N. J ., tuu_, UUUIUUUimMUiU#I:I ;his C\llctlon. TlLIH WlUL lmpo~;~;ible will l.:1rVP Tnesrtay mornlnH rGr Co~ relatives and rrlend.s. Mls Helen D<Jrst left Satul'day fo~ , au:m~!IISIIIIIUIIIamutJIIIJIIIIIIIIUUI fbr the judge to do beca.illle of the ium1:'1rr lo attend lhc ~~!on or thto Fred Sayre and Richard CQe · .l( Wrn. Reibel, sons, Homy, Walter Xenia where th~y will spend Lh tnamJt.r of lhe ]!resentment (!( ttl ;• 4llL Ohio An·nual C01ltercnce to btl Antiquity were committed w. Ule and PrederieiL:, and Herman Hoff- wooiL: e11d with relatives. es }'Jetl"un ht>ld In King Awm.oe Methodist county jail here P'rlda.y nigh.. on ner lett Baturcla.)' ror Elyria Bel· Mr. and Mrs. George N. Holm 1 , ··Aitt 1: a loliK ch~<:W;}Jlun with Epl~c.opal Church, pre:;lde<.J over ].)y charf):ftl ot lntoxlcallun brought by levue aqd Cleveland Wht:r~ they or Canton, arrived Saturday to visit ~udgi! Peoples, of the- MI"IQ~ Cun.L- Blsht.r:· H . Lester Smith. Cons~:l! t ~u~fr~ They ·. wqre \aim villL,t with relative!! and rrlcn<.Js :er ~a~ D~m~~~~ her mother, I .. a.rrt"lll a u an . tver the' wee.lr. end rs. ar ra . ,, ~·~ """"",., ..... ,.,... Prank McEiwa.in, colored, or M:ld · . • HNEU IN TITUA' COURT dleport, wa 11 arrested by constable Albert Russell and son Albert Jr., John Koehler and Elml'r Hugn . Mayer after he had alleredly taken return~d Thu,sdaY from Qolll!lliJUf! Davis. left Saturday mornln[C lor I 1; Carl Brotton, O~orge Smith and part In a fight In the South section ~here they at~t;nde~t-the Btl\~ F1dr. Cleveltmd to atte11d t!:te alr races. :· LJQUJD OR TABLETS Robert Smith were araigned be· of Middleport; Friday night. A They were actompanled hoine by Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Orueller n_nd R6.,es a lll';tdJtdLl! or NeiUfliiJtlu fore Bqulre 1!:, R . Titus, Friday ar- charge of a811&ult was 8ied against .Misa Jean Ruasell,who has been son Carl left Saturday for ClncUl·l j~ :10 mlnut.r.1, ,,hfl('k!i " Cold thf ternoot1 on eha.rt:es of lutoxlt.atlon htm, visiting there wfth rebl.tlvet~. nat! tor a few daya visit. lnt d~ay, and tiiPI'b Ma.larb Jn and were tined $25 and CORUI upon M111. James McDanlell! and two Mr. and ~rs. Btm Neuttdbtg, two 9ree tlay1. their plea!l of guilty. They were TO LEA.Vt: FOR WEST chUdren of Columbus are visiting JlaughterJ;. lois Ann and Mary Vu166 S 1 f B h , <.:: ld Imaking arranrements to pay, Sa.twith relative&. : , . t::lnla, Mrs. Arthur H. Ebersbuch L. • •~ or • Y 1 I urday. or. and Mra. P. IE. stanley will Mr. and Mrs. Bud Willian re- and Miss Kate Eber~bach went to Rytex Rytex - - - - - - --- - - ~------- · - - leave Swlday momina tor an ez~ ~urned horne Friday evenlntl lrt\.-n Columbus Saturday where Mtey wll1 1 . I \ended t.our t.hru the Weat. Tiley Colwnbus whett ·u\ty ht.ve betn attend conferenct'. NAME-0-GRAM CORRESPONDENCE expect to iravel about 'J'OOO milea be· vl&iting with n:lltJ,ves. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young , fore retumln1 home. Enroute They Mr. and Mrll. Reid D. Stelnbaur will ,return to their home at. Big CARDS STATIONARY will vlalt " Decatur, IlL, Sioux' City, and faDt.Uy arrived here lrom their Stone Gap, Va.. auuday . Tht>y jlowa; Yellpw SUJne Natk>I\Jl Park, home lo East; . PitJes~lM io'·viSit · O~ were accrunpnnled by t.helr cllt.ugh· Salt Lalr:e City. Utah; Lo4 .Anaetes. Ubor Day with the latter'll IIJRter, ters MarUyn and Jean who hnve San Pr&n.ctaco, Oalltomia ' JUWI· re- M1u Helen M~. been spendlnr the "i(lmmer with ! tum by the BouUl~ route thru ·Ml88 n,rothy : M_ees,of COlumN )Jr&. Yuqng·s mothf'r, MnL . Leah : card,~ •!I'd·•~· Mexico anCI the . Southern states. Ia vlsiillll fi'om ~l'Tlday tb Tuefld:ay 08vls. · ·• . · They alllo wiU vlalt Mammouth with her lliBte111 here. SPECIA.L $1.00 Cave.. In all they wut be away on Mrs. Alma Rosenbaum 111 aMisting Mrs. Raymond Neut1llng enter· their vacation one month. at the Pomeroy Natuntal Bank talned. a few lrlendll at her home SPECIAL ............ $1.00 I during the ab&enoe of Mrs. Mildred Frktay evening In honor of Mr. Rytex SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPT. 6· 1 I CLUB ENTERT.\INED Stanley who Is enjoying a JJ¥)nth~s Neutzllng's birthday, Po,N!) 1.-<',Q.. lN Gt NG H lM SACK 1 'ft ' I 0 • •" .n ,. 6 66 I I NOTICE '• 'TlME 'l'AA't S ONlY HAL 'F ~ l FREE YOO ANIMP.LS FROM 'Tf-\\S 'ZOO AND Bk'ING './OU BPICI< • IO YOU YOuQ !=OR FEEl), •-IY PO I SPQEAD 'TilE'. WORD COM!< lo 11-1" e,oys lN eoys \HE GO'T Jackie Cooran in "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" TUt~ SDAY and WEDNESDAY, KEPT. 8 ~9 Maurice Chevalier in . "THE SMILING LIEUTENANT" " THURSD.U' and FRIDAY, SEPT. 10-11 Eddie Dowlinr in "HONEYMOON LANE" lui. lt. will : lc Fari~ 1 .tl.5 one of : dist.ancr re::ch-ornus Wit h the e flight.. It· alk.. ali atbttd:;e the w~re re l1'f mon!Cll Moyle hl.ity who estll!Jllsh· rld J'l'oord, the fliiht t year. but Specials for Month of September. ' YOOhiE yuo A r,.,q tl K1NC.r- YrJu~c:=,t. Df·\,(_){ l\.J\>Nl 'T 1. r · SPO""'r..,_ ED 1 CI~C.. F t AG:A1N t,O 'TO 1l', Bl4 BOy - 'YOUR I:" r );! E e-~'~;:' If£~ tnt Thorn~ tates Na.v}' wa~ una· the air be· lots aD.d ,Ben plan· ~ controls 1g them lo »erlocis o! alpped · In S, carrying r boxes DC e RIX' 1 I 60 rheets and 60 envelopes including your name in raised ' lettering. Gallipolis, Ohio ' A. Lind· g da• iJrfl· krcn In• 1pl..s I Gallipolis .Theatre .~ O'i!-IER CI'\GE: S 1-\0ME ° I slde or ·; a l rf'port! 1 1 Seatt~ i :~cns pre~ I ....•. ~ Wt.Ukl htnd nrt ele-ven pre· the Ku.-lle I of Moyle tfter pa.M· I I ~E'"'~ _J•r ~~- !do,-~ qlia:~s • 1 E (lVt:r ouncl'd it WOIIld be h ey reuhn lt'stl they eamer ply. und tbe ~ way of 1ditlons lay b ::~t h ai rinl!!h ol l"t 0 r~celvetl :~ung of, M-eiaa f~n~ (J! Conlltance Shields Pnter~ vaeatlon traveUill thru the Wtflt. Harry Dye who Is employed at I t IMrs. ed h b i... Mr. and Mll!l. lt. A. Mas~~ar and Oordon w Va Is hert! with his an er r club at h~r hom~ Miss. Hlld 0 Ohlinger returned Fri-~r 11 ' ·La"::. I on MuJI•rry Ave Prlday evening am Y over uw Day. Mrs. Harry Pelltir received th~ da.y evening rrom a. week's •taU at Kr. and Mrs. Oeofl"e Wildermuth I club prbe lllnd Mrll. Lester Fauber ltl1qulPDa. Pa. and family and Mn: Barbara wu~ received the guest prlr.e . Light n~ Wllbur Oemer who baa been via- dermuth left Saturday tlJ spehd 11o I freshment.s were aerved. ltlnl rulattves h-:!rt, returned to his weelr: with relative~; In Massmon . home tt Loia.n, Saturday. Mn. W. W. Merrick rtturned to · Coll11111 Err Not Ms. John Sauvap, dauh1ter Eliz~ Columbus after a three weekls vis!' abeth, son John Jr. and M~ Ell·. wUb Mr. and MrR. A. D. RuRRell . 3 tablespoolllltui ~co1lee ayrup BCWit ~ cup rich milk nor SmJ\h returned Frklay '-,l~ a Mr. and Mm. c. E. Orton and 1 .,81 'I visit with 1elatlves In Pittaburrh. IOJI arrived Saturday frotn Dayton few dtopa vanilla The llit.N daua:hter <Jl Mr. and ror a week end vllllt with Mrs. Jes· BN.t the eaa: In a bowl. add tbe 1Mn. Bd Pa.rfttt ol Union Ave .. wu s1e Ollftort and fainlly on W. Main vanilla, the coftee lfl"UP and mUir:, 1hU by a puelna auUJmobUe Prl· street. ami beat api~ iO blc:nd It thor· day afternoon. Quite a pllh was cut Mr. and Mrs. Olen Barnett Plor· · ourhl.y. Pill a t•JI 11aaa a fourth lon her forehead and wu badiJ enoe and Ear1 Lel.fhAit Jert Ba.tur· I lull of crushed lee, pour b\ the 111 brulaed, bu' no bobe'l wen broken. day tro apend the week tnd wtth, noa aud aerrt at on.ct. llr. and un. Nonab :kloa IUid relali.YN lD Akron. · CALLING CARDS 100 Calling Cards Paneled ......... $1.55 100 Calling Cards without panel .... $1.35 Ritz deckled edge with your individual three-letter rais111.l .l!londgram-36 envelopes. Colors, French Grey and Sun Tan. !ice ts Job . :e Officer ........ th See Uo For 'S O WEDDING INVITATIONS WEDDING STATIONERY AT HOME CARDS, Eic, I= A !'I., :':>0 C,.QO[> NOW !=O~'< ~ARGt= TAA,DOWN DOCK I· - IN&-The lllmt to::lay =-ollcr In· cr. Chlf't it'd VCJ<tfr• ndltion ol ~Utff rlng a peruum· P'l"l'ru"h by viti' l'f""~ automatlcr the df'· • connected neut ht!rf' whlrh M has been t:nt r : r 92'. I ed w!th . •• ,, a. �. •• ttAl MEN ARf ~ .I . , ,, ·····---··' --~ ....... .__._.. ... .. . . ' •-4"" - •"' t ~ ' ' --- ~F· MCSWHNH O[NT IS GlOS1 - ... ,, lRECASTnla:ht You'RE. TI-lE. ~IRS T 1>-ND TI-lE ONLY ONE. ,...,,.,OTI.(y•• AM l: THE. ON 1-y aov YOU LOVE, NEl;LIE.. ~ JUDGE PEOPLES 't COULD • t...E.vE.r.a IJ CJ\..\J, ~n ' E HEQ.t::. • Lf--.1 1..1',12_ -rAKE 'IOIJR. '-\AND ·· A•ID BE A~&UW.ED o>'A.T SEING·'":Ir>:~"" ::::IT ~ .... ,AN. OL t:> S G 1?. F LOV'E swtMMEI?. y ANOTHER. IE'!.o)"•• 'You -wG;t;.TH<:R NDAY 5 CENTS '10UQ. MOT._,IE~-~~ AR M '!:: 0 .. Sept. 5---INS.. Welfar-· Dl r~tor Jotm Me ·B'Vt'i!JW'y's tnvf-.sligauuu •.JI charge • ...... / cf ..mhumanly uctmuu~Lll·d j1~ t!toe'' tn M i!l~s ruunly wa.> close• t oday with the dccl&!'<&tion by Ou~­ 'tmcl· Oeurge Wh llL that no t'ur tht>r action wlll be U!.ken . -· '."lhe Meigs Count)' fll~alr J Ju~T PI>TI AND at th tnd ol a conference with Me Swe..::ney and Comm erce lJirN'to A OF CKOCOLA'TE.S •. aths OAJ Vol)!? .-oE<;;. A>JD T"EM lfo.l Tt.<lE, WAVE WILL P'AI>S OVER YOU llbe(l(l.cre H . TIW!!Cffi[illll H~ port to- ..,.. A 'r<.E. 114\S WAv' F. etnt :~ Mc'iwemey's warm~r ·WE WILL , COi.Umbtl.'f., ' Wt'dnesdaJ: >rtlon Wedne.sdar. r-.j . A<>E A.; !':AI'E A:o I~ 'r'Ol.) v..tE Qr:_ tAl McSweeney Makes Caref• couraginr Report. Aa Due To Shor blli'J and along Lake: Jud1e C. E. Peoplea, Just Othen Charred With aolved By W ~:loud," the yuv ernor .. cwuer11 t0< t'VU)bod y .lll med by Attorn ey C . f Higgins of Galllj){JII~> and Ur .H . l oC!'u :-v of Pumt.>roy whrn lw ~:um })lalued to the I!UIIern or lllu.t MN Uhartes Williom.s, 4U , wH e ot , Hobson, 0. miJI(:J". wns evictet tr1.11n h ~r huuw although ,•,he wa. ~nFor I Rriously ill. D.;,;pil.c ;·a numter ol unlortun· ate .'JJctdcnts. there wu > no bJ cB k· down of local rmthllrlty ·· Me Sweo:ney sold. Hl' adrJtd ll1 11l ther1 was lCCa!ion for mtcrference b~ the governor or any uthtr J'\:'l)tt · 21'nt.a, lve of the state KOVem menl HiJgins and Dr. Crary ba1 charged that Judge c. E. People. had 1 eru~ed tu grant a temporar! l.njum.:tion to l'tlitJaLt mlil t cwn· 'S.oM E. ON E. ~OR: G-OT TEN THE MA.PE TO (,o !:»tVI.N G. A.'T TI.\E. 'DooR. .. TO · NIG.I-IT- . LkT ~ 1 ~::; lrmn 'vl ctin~r Mrs. 'iw'illlltn: t11.. m .her Jh.. me . H!i!g in;> l~tld th• or her 1·cport5 und lurned no~;E- out o v·~ r th e> sea Dumb Dora HhJI@JL~ . ltJU."' • WU5 SCUll' QUI'SllLll ll!'; tO :>V E.R wbcU:t:r he hud IJI0pl!r rlt hl t:~ PractJce there, but thea~ IJJIJlts b.ave Ot!Ver been brought up by lo· , . itkl judijes or attorneys. ~eeause of the shorl aSBoclatldb l:!et •r: n citizens ot OalJlpulls and K> ' Hifil glns, th~re was little Ill• r nlauon avaHable .'lnd that wtuch !\'lui able to obtain wus nol ~ ,,. COIJl'tf,·lng with rt:Mtu'd to ills actlvl~, In the county." .k.t<k!JT.InK to the arrest of UJI .. strut ·in cunrw~:tiun w1l11 tn ll1ine ~Qirblr.nces, McSweeney :>;aid "lb:e ~e.ot of Mr. Hlggtsn ha d been buat!l.\lpo n lhf' f f!Cl that lw wut; !SUPd to huve hci;:.cd tn rxctte dl iS~ltlt't'll among.· the mtuers, 11.nd . , lhat he had r·.cceived motley t't false pretenS(!.s ... t·"1(111 as~~: rtton 't" these mtnera .. 'that If they Wf)re t.o hn·c him ttldr attorney he l.l.'(,Uid be Jlble stvp 011 t "!ctl(.ns." McSwet';jey's t: added, '·ant rett\in them In rr-mPany house!f or the Hnl.wlt111 Co., twactlcullt for an ·hlder, periOd. " · . ~'The amount rece1vrd by M r . mlihU wn.s $'1.05 as a ft~c; t..he fttV!.Ount J.!i small and yet the mlntn'~ paid this umoum. en Mr. Higf}ns' o.~~surance that he would be able to re~aln them In thf'lr homeli !fbtch he lalh:!d tO do. · 'N,l·. H!i;g:..1;~ aHl'!!'f'd thnt lhe Johal: ct'Uit did not pertoa m it11 duty VI' l~ul.nc a rtol'ltmlnlng order to k,eell the justice ol' thf' pc n~;c from ihlff C\'ictlon. This wa~ Impossible tllr the judge to do becuU!le of the fnaruat_r or Lhc prcSl'J lllltl'lll vf t he petlt!c:.n. : ~,t; u-r-rLE ..• .. • ,., ' " h• ,, ' "Atkr II. IC.h!l di11Cm>lilUII .,~........ ~ '2 "' GVM NA. ';H:.\f\1\ -ro THE. GYMNA';.IUNI\ Al='TE R NOON FOR ,......_ ~ N '<'li r.!lr. <;.TIN <7 • • • ::ttC.HT; '<:00, E.X FR CI SE I • •• 'I.'L.L 9& IN ~ L,...,"IG. '~ tl ~ r · · ·~· C~OWLEY CATcH 1:.1\lOI)Gf.l u •••••• t i: !. t -. ' COULD CAiC-H >'A, HA. GEE WHIZ C A/oJ A DUC K S WIJvl ENOLlGIH ~O'~Ew.fH}: ~/'~~un CAN USE. IN A WEEK"-..-' TW.I'o( ,. ' ' MtNLIO!L~ .. Ulll<tent .. Olo-4 Bolv ~ 1 S,tVE Ml£ To c:;.oo;;,o-1! , l>o.T Tl!-41 c;. WU... L /lit.. C 1-(A: ..... C.a. 'SHOW 1)oR,..._ I-lOW S.I-IOPPir-40. 'lb 00- -- 1.'va Go'<' TO 'BLl'y" ,.._"GYM • ATHL.!Z-TIC 'I. AN\ ••• 'S.I.II'<' .. LA'S. '<' yOu PICI<E.O OU'T A. SUIT· 6(JT IT TOOl< ~.U NEAR'-Y '>l:o>U ~OT A ll\1 I' . A L J;~EAD-,.: ELMEI2. 1 ALL "''FTER. • --··- NooN TO You <oor cii:'Ven n o. '\ ' IH '00'/ Am~ricll. n side of lrul h~r condi~:ons prelog to s p ~elal n~ports -tb ~A'T6! HE Al.\)'1 A '.'£[~'/ ~ .------C--~ :01 . Char les A. Lind · as watchin~ ..he , u :.:~ 1516- 0/o.'rc.- • -··.:.... ___ . ·- <"""""'' -. _,_..,-- lX> I'<' • •. fl.t!lhl w1ti1 EVEN FCI'2A STAP-lE f.' ' \, krc- n ln- t' Is .suecc~s f ul. H will ~ New Yor!; t~ Farl~ I. Llndbt·rgh as Ont! of WIUl t. long distanct nt~. Till' ln•ncherous eio. ooupied with Lhe nsth or the ftigh.t tt ~ lbint:d to bdk. :11l at~ ~ p ast t.o bnct:e thtl ; a ~;top. ' ¥"sc atif:mpts w2rto tbe ia:st twelve monme in wll i• il Moyie . \ tly!n;;. ........... '"""'" W'ELt_- · W'E: FINA.LLY C.OT I-IER. 'C:... A.N~ ~ow "I:'N\ (,.aNNA. I 1-H"'-VE 'S.OM'E: 'FUN 1 WIT I-\ 6 Salve for 8ahy•a Cold 1 'DoRA..- I-IURT CI-IA., 'DoRA.--· Gl-OVE<; UN ANO 'F'E:W QOI.)N'D'S. '1 wo•oi'T 'S.1.11" TI-I'E 'l:'I..L. G.() A. .. WIT~ A>JD Ne A"-\ • A.W- COM'E ON~ .. I-IONE">T, IDE-A 'THA> HE I!= YOU '-ET ME. o-lAV£:. A LITT I. IE. ?RA.C 'TIC~ WITH T1·4lil: YA. -·· ~O><ING. l"l~TRUCTOR_ P:IR~'T ALL RIG.I-IT -·• 1 Harold G11Lty who lit rece ntly estaltlishnd tlw world record, IJ' to make ~he ftlsbt S:romley last yeur, but ~0Al 1 T - ./. . f7. Lieutenant "" 1-\ " , . p'y'<;."y 'l SUNDAY AND MOf us Police ~r Quits Job DoN''<' 'S.W._ I-lOW Tl-\'1!.. ~AC:.TIC:.K ,,._ GoNN"'1 Jackie Co "HUCKLEBER t'OII ~'E"'-t:>Y, Roo •• WH&.""A~e:. YOU'! Yt>u' ANY ch, Police Officer 'eara. Re•ips, to Health '3l.)T G.o , I GAR,. TUE8DA V and WEDJ Maurice Cit ''THE SMILING Thorn· United Bt.ate.o;: Na\'y tllght but was unaplano Into the air beeavy load. 1enced pilots and )yle and Allen planill.e a t t he- controla rht. enabling them l:o rrupted periods or tft we!l-equJppe.j · In ~ provisionS', carrying !ckllns. four boxes of ~ Gallipoll •' " .l~ 1 lay ahead llf Moyle nwdlat ely after pas.!l- Gallipolis .> ,·' ...,.,""' Wednesduy. tade11 In the way or ft'll.ther conditions lay lf lhe flier~ both at ucar the llnish of ~d :fllght. tmd raln-squa;!s pTf'vicinlty uf tlle Ku•He l'' ' • oVl"l' over r Roal a round 66 6 ' swept tilr.}' murs of fl ylrtg, · Moyfe )!)Cd to reach seattle ·Ul'll which wc.uld !and LIQUID. OR. TABLETS ie.- a H•atJadJI! or NeU11ll(ia j 3t mlnut.ml, dlft'k.~ a ('old t.bt t day, and a~bf!t'U Malari:L 1.. If 6 ~. snd headed out ion in Tokvo r~ceive<l r their 5i~htmg over 1!aen a.nnounceci it Ul:ely thc.v woulr.l bt tgain until they reu:hic&n (• oa~;t unil'l>li tbey -o.:s ~ome steamllr PlY· the C..rlent und ~e Wit h ~ •• ,.. ft-O• 'I'C'l a< r*l I<Uat$ o! the powerful Ot hi-Ishii 01-1, 80'/ \HAl SOL"li)S GOOO' fud3 ~ PootJles. ol !h E> Ml'l!lli C011.1- I• of and ten mt uutcs after u. tJ .S UPPOSE .. OlJTIA oi-IE RlkC!H'f' nony. n•· •, G:QoO IN A. "GyM" ';.ut'T·· A. LL l<tt."'-OV 'NA.NN A. COME. OUG.I-4,. "TO l-.00~~ 'SOUNO~ •. ,.-H"''T l i Ut~ Elmer . •-:~ LLo, 'PoR A~ . • ! 'M C::rotNG ~ ' • 125,000 And Tro- !Ill· "I round that he h:~ s b ~ tn pra~~ tlclnt; ll1 Oallia county a£ an attorney at law fer ll llltle over h )'ett.t'. Ha.,.lng come from K ~ ntuclr.y .. SIN AIR Goo, • es To Success~ lin~· complaint to th(; govl: nOl',' Mcf!wcency s:-.ld . L1 his n· ~r.rt. "l Vlem carefull y thrnugh Uolllfl ccunly to let\fll what I could ol Mr. "'> , . ~-­ ;co b e oondtu::tl!LI duc~IJJi ,all ln't!'stlgatlun \ ·.. ~ I . "I t<J-.cnt Mcnday nnd THe~·lliY k :Meigs and OaiHa counties con· \ , ., ~ ' Radio, Intrepid Non-Stop 'acific tl 'S.UJI5.1!."1'1<6.Ait.T pbyslchm a.~kcu that u lhOL ~ ugt protv, ot the Mcl~ s county ~u~·ern· m~nl ,L-• ' Lo, MI'RG•V. O'ltAtt. •• l t.<o,.,;: you HAVEN'' Ei.:.>< CU'S.&. ME. "" MOM EN' .. TI-IIL.RE''S. •-· Sept. 8-INS-The ce department to1ay tarae of Pollee Inr H. Dyer. Chlf'f ncb resignPd vrstt'r11' tht' (:Onditlon of ' has ten1 ~ u!l'c rlng niUR8DA Y and FJil ielllSe. -cti~n Eddie Do of a perman- to Chief "HONEYMO• dvil P'renrh bj' ~E'I'Vio:'f' rt~m­ ctor Dyer automaU· ctlng head of the de~ h w'a.s Cflnnecled d<'partment bet'<" !Ieven of whlr.h he ~- Dyer has ~n e d cpartmrnt f ~ r 32. ! has sen"t">1 witb 11. t' -. • I '. d&!Jt~n . - ~ ; ., .. .. , . . . . . , . . . . . ' .. a., . . . . . ~ •• ~ ' .. ..., .. ............... ~ '" �. •• ttAl MEN ARf ~ .I . , ,, ·····---··' --~ ....... .__._.. ... .. . . ' •-4"" - •"' t ~ ' ' --- ~F· MCSWHNH O[NT IS GlOS1 - ... ,, lRECASTnla:ht You'RE. TI-lE. ~IRS T 1>-ND TI-lE ONLY ONE. ,...,,.,OTI.(y•• AM l: THE. ON 1-y aov YOU LOVE, NEl;LIE.. ~ JUDGE PEOPLES 't COULD • t...E.vE.r.a IJ CJ\..\J, ~n ' E HEQ.t::. • Lf--.1 1..1',12_ -rAKE 'IOIJR. '-\AND ·· A•ID BE A~&UW.ED o>'A.T SEING·'":Ir>:~"" ::::IT ~ .... ,AN. OL t:> S G 1?. F LOV'E swtMMEI?. y ANOTHER. IE'!.o)"•• 'You -wG;t;.TH<:R NDAY 5 CENTS '10UQ. MOT._,IE~-~~ AR M '!:: 0 .. Sept. 5---INS.. Welfar-· Dl r~tor Jotm Me ·B'Vt'i!JW'y's tnvf-.sligauuu •.JI charge • ...... / cf ..mhumanly uctmuu~Lll·d j1~ t!toe'' tn M i!l~s ruunly wa.> close• t oday with the dccl&!'<&tion by Ou~­ 'tmcl· Oeurge Wh llL that no t'ur tht>r action wlll be U!.ken . -· '."lhe Meigs Count)' fll~alr J Ju~T PI>TI AND at th tnd ol a conference with Me Swe..::ney and Comm erce lJirN'to A OF CKOCOLA'TE.S •. aths OAJ Vol)!? .-oE<;;. A>JD T"EM lfo.l Tt.<lE, WAVE WILL P'AI>S OVER YOU llbe(l(l.cre H . TIW!!Cffi[illll H~ port to- ..,.. A 'r<.E. 114\S WAv' F. etnt :~ Mc'iwemey's warm~r ·WE WILL , COi.Umbtl.'f., ' Wt'dnesdaJ: >rtlon Wedne.sdar. r-.j . A<>E A.; !':AI'E A:o I~ 'r'Ol.) v..tE Qr:_ tAl McSweeney Makes Caref• couraginr Report. Aa Due To Shor blli'J and along Lake: Jud1e C. E. Peoplea, Just Othen Charred With aolved By W ~:loud," the yuv ernor .. cwuer11 t0< t'VU)bod y .lll med by Attorn ey C . f Higgins of Galllj){JII~> and Ur .H . l oC!'u :-v of Pumt.>roy whrn lw ~:um })lalued to the I!UIIern or lllu.t MN Uhartes Williom.s, 4U , wH e ot , Hobson, 0. miJI(:J". wns evictet tr1.11n h ~r huuw although ,•,he wa. ~nFor I Rriously ill. D.;,;pil.c ;·a numter ol unlortun· ate .'JJctdcnts. there wu > no bJ cB k· down of local rmthllrlty ·· Me Sweo:ney sold. Hl' adrJtd ll1 11l ther1 was lCCa!ion for mtcrference b~ the governor or any uthtr J'\:'l)tt · 21'nt.a, lve of the state KOVem menl HiJgins and Dr. Crary ba1 charged that Judge c. E. People. had 1 eru~ed tu grant a temporar! l.njum.:tion to l'tlitJaLt mlil t cwn· 'S.oM E. ON E. ~OR: G-OT TEN THE MA.PE TO (,o !:»tVI.N G. A.'T TI.\E. 'DooR. .. TO · NIG.I-IT- . LkT ~ 1 ~::; lrmn 'vl ctin~r Mrs. 'iw'illlltn: t11.. m .her Jh.. me . H!i!g in;> l~tld th• or her 1·cport5 und lurned no~;E- out o v·~ r th e> sea Dumb Dora HhJI@JL~ . ltJU."' • WU5 SCUll' QUI'SllLll ll!'; tO :>V E.R wbcU:t:r he hud IJI0pl!r rlt hl t:~ PractJce there, but thea~ IJJIJlts b.ave Ot!Ver been brought up by lo· , . itkl judijes or attorneys. ~eeause of the shorl aSBoclatldb l:!et •r: n citizens ot OalJlpulls and K> ' Hifil glns, th~re was little Ill• r nlauon avaHable .'lnd that wtuch !\'lui able to obtain wus nol ~ ,,. COIJl'tf,·lng with rt:Mtu'd to ills actlvl~, In the county." .k.t<k!JT.InK to the arrest of UJI .. strut ·in cunrw~:tiun w1l11 tn ll1ine ~Qirblr.nces, McSweeney :>;aid "lb:e ~e.ot of Mr. Hlggtsn ha d been buat!l.\lpo n lhf' f f!Cl that lw wut; !SUPd to huve hci;:.cd tn rxctte dl iS~ltlt't'll among.· the mtuers, 11.nd . , lhat he had r·.cceived motley t't false pretenS(!.s ... t·"1(111 as~~: rtton 't" these mtnera .. 'that If they Wf)re t.o hn·c him ttldr attorney he l.l.'(,Uid be Jlble stvp 011 t "!ctl(.ns." McSwet';jey's t: added, '·ant rett\in them In rr-mPany house!f or the Hnl.wlt111 Co., twactlcullt for an ·hlder, periOd. " · . ~'The amount rece1vrd by M r . mlihU wn.s $'1.05 as a ft~c; t..he fttV!.Ount J.!i small and yet the mlntn'~ paid this umoum. en Mr. Higf}ns' o.~~surance that he would be able to re~aln them In thf'lr homeli !fbtch he lalh:!d tO do. · 'N,l·. H!i;g:..1;~ aHl'!!'f'd thnt lhe Johal: ct'Uit did not pertoa m it11 duty VI' l~ul.nc a rtol'ltmlnlng order to k,eell the justice ol' thf' pc n~;c from ihlff C\'ictlon. This wa~ Impossible tllr the judge to do becuU!le of the fnaruat_r or Lhc prcSl'J lllltl'lll vf t he petlt!c:.n. : ~,t; u-r-rLE ..• .. • ,., ' " h• ,, ' "Atkr II. IC.h!l di11Cm>lilUII .,~........ ~ '2 "' GVM NA. ';H:.\f\1\ -ro THE. GYMNA';.IUNI\ Al='TE R NOON FOR ,......_ ~ N '<'li r.!lr. <;.TIN <7 • • • ::ttC.HT; '<:00, E.X FR CI SE I • •• 'I.'L.L 9& IN ~ L,...,"IG. '~ tl ~ r · · ·~· C~OWLEY CATcH 1:.1\lOI)Gf.l u •••••• t i: !. t -. ' COULD CAiC-H >'A, HA. GEE WHIZ C A/oJ A DUC K S WIJvl ENOLlGIH ~O'~Ew.fH}: ~/'~~un CAN USE. IN A WEEK"-..-' TW.I'o( ,. ' ' MtNLIO!L~ .. Ulll<tent .. Olo-4 Bolv ~ 1 S,tVE Ml£ To c:;.oo;;,o-1! , l>o.T Tl!-41 c;. WU... L /lit.. C 1-(A: ..... C.a. 'SHOW 1)oR,..._ I-lOW S.I-IOPPir-40. 'lb 00- -- 1.'va Go'<' TO 'BLl'y" ,.._"GYM • ATHL.!Z-TIC 'I. AN\ ••• 'S.I.II'<' .. LA'S. '<' yOu PICI<E.O OU'T A. SUIT· 6(JT IT TOOl< ~.U NEAR'-Y '>l:o>U ~OT A ll\1 I' . A L J;~EAD-,.: ELMEI2. 1 ALL "''FTER. • --··- NooN TO You <oor cii:'Ven n o. '\ ' IH '00'/ Am~ricll. n side of lrul h~r condi~:ons prelog to s p ~elal n~ports -tb ~A'T6! HE Al.\)'1 A '.'£[~'/ ~ .------C--~ :01 . Char les A. Lind · as watchin~ ..he , u :.:~ 1516- 0/o.'rc.- • -··.:.... ___ . ·- <"""""'' -. _,_..,-- lX> I'<' • •. fl.t!lhl w1ti1 EVEN FCI'2A STAP-lE f.' ' \, krc- n ln- t' Is .suecc~s f ul. H will ~ New Yor!; t~ Farl~ I. Llndbt·rgh as Ont! of WIUl t. long distanct nt~. Till' ln•ncherous eio. ooupied with Lhe nsth or the ftigh.t tt ~ lbint:d to bdk. :11l at~ ~ p ast t.o bnct:e thtl ; a ~;top. ' ¥"sc atif:mpts w2rto tbe ia:st twelve monme in wll i• il Moyie . \ tly!n;;. ........... '"""'" W'ELt_- · W'E: FINA.LLY C.OT I-IER. 'C:... A.N~ ~ow "I:'N\ (,.aNNA. I 1-H"'-VE 'S.OM'E: 'FUN 1 WIT I-\ 6 Salve for 8ahy•a Cold 1 'DoRA..- I-IURT CI-IA., 'DoRA.--· Gl-OVE<; UN ANO 'F'E:W QOI.)N'D'S. '1 wo•oi'T 'S.1.11" TI-I'E 'l:'I..L. G.() A. .. WIT~ A>JD Ne A"-\ • A.W- COM'E ON~ .. I-IONE">T, IDE-A 'THA> HE I!= YOU '-ET ME. o-lAV£:. A LITT I. IE. ?RA.C 'TIC~ WITH T1·4lil: YA. -·· ~O><ING. l"l~TRUCTOR_ P:IR~'T ALL RIG.I-IT -·• 1 Harold G11Lty who lit rece ntly estaltlishnd tlw world record, IJ' to make ~he ftlsbt S:romley last yeur, but ~0Al 1 T - ./. . f7. Lieutenant "" 1-\ " , . p'y'<;."y 'l SUNDAY AND MOf us Police ~r Quits Job DoN''<' 'S.W._ I-lOW Tl-\'1!.. ~AC:.TIC:.K ,,._ GoNN"'1 Jackie Co "HUCKLEBER t'OII ~'E"'-t:>Y, Roo •• WH&.""A~e:. YOU'! Yt>u' ANY ch, Police Officer 'eara. Re•ips, to Health '3l.)T G.o , I GAR,. TUE8DA V and WEDJ Maurice Cit ''THE SMILING Thorn· United Bt.ate.o;: Na\'y tllght but was unaplano Into the air beeavy load. 1enced pilots and )yle and Allen planill.e a t t he- controla rht. enabling them l:o rrupted periods or tft we!l-equJppe.j · In ~ provisionS', carrying !ckllns. four boxes of ~ Gallipoll •' " .l~ 1 lay ahead llf Moyle nwdlat ely after pas.!l- Gallipolis .> ,·' ...,.,""' Wednesduy. tade11 In the way or ft'll.ther conditions lay lf lhe flier~ both at ucar the llnish of ~d :fllght. tmd raln-squa;!s pTf'vicinlty uf tlle Ku•He l'' ' • oVl"l' over r Roal a round 66 6 ' swept tilr.}' murs of fl ylrtg, · Moyfe )!)Cd to reach seattle ·Ul'll which wc.uld !and LIQUID. OR. TABLETS ie.- a H•atJadJI! or NeU11ll(ia j 3t mlnut.ml, dlft'k.~ a ('old t.bt t day, and a~bf!t'U Malari:L 1.. If 6 ~. snd headed out ion in Tokvo r~ceive<l r their 5i~htmg over 1!aen a.nnounceci it Ul:ely thc.v woulr.l bt tgain until they reu:hic&n (• oa~;t unil'l>li tbey -o.:s ~ome steamllr PlY· the C..rlent und ~e Wit h ~ •• ,.. ft-O• 'I'C'l a< r*l I<Uat$ o! the powerful Ot hi-Ishii 01-1, 80'/ \HAl SOL"li)S GOOO' fud3 ~ PootJles. ol !h E> Ml'l!lli C011.1- I• of and ten mt uutcs after u. tJ .S UPPOSE .. OlJTIA oi-IE RlkC!H'f' nony. n•· •, G:QoO IN A. "GyM" ';.ut'T·· A. LL l<tt."'-OV 'NA.NN A. COME. OUG.I-4,. "TO l-.00~~ 'SOUNO~ •. ,.-H"''T l i Ut~ Elmer . •-:~ LLo, 'PoR A~ . • ! 'M C::rotNG ~ ' • 125,000 And Tro- !Ill· "I round that he h:~ s b ~ tn pra~~ tlclnt; ll1 Oallia county a£ an attorney at law fer ll llltle over h )'ett.t'. Ha.,.lng come from K ~ ntuclr.y .. SIN AIR Goo, • es To Success~ lin~· complaint to th(; govl: nOl',' Mcf!wcency s:-.ld . L1 his n· ~r.rt. "l Vlem carefull y thrnugh Uolllfl ccunly to let\fll what I could ol Mr. "'> , . ~-­ ;co b e oondtu::tl!LI duc~IJJi ,all ln't!'stlgatlun \ ·.. ~ I . "I t<J-.cnt Mcnday nnd THe~·lliY k :Meigs and OaiHa counties con· \ , ., ~ ' Radio, Intrepid Non-Stop 'acific tl 'S.UJI5.1!."1'1<6.Ait.T pbyslchm a.~kcu that u lhOL ~ ugt protv, ot the Mcl~ s county ~u~·ern· m~nl ,L-• ' Lo, MI'RG•V. O'ltAtt. •• l t.<o,.,;: you HAVEN'' Ei.:.>< CU'S.&. ME. "" MOM EN' .. TI-IIL.RE''S. •-· Sept. 8-INS-The ce department to1ay tarae of Pollee Inr H. Dyer. Chlf'f ncb resignPd vrstt'r11' tht' (:Onditlon of ' has ten1 ~ u!l'c rlng niUR8DA Y and FJil ielllSe. -cti~n Eddie Do of a perman- to Chief "HONEYMO• dvil P'renrh bj' ~E'I'Vio:'f' rt~m­ ctor Dyer automaU· ctlng head of the de~ h w'a.s Cflnnecled d<'partment bet'<" !Ieven of whlr.h he ~- Dyer has ~n e d cpartmrnt f ~ r 32. ! has sen"t">1 witb 11. t' -. • I '. d&!Jt~n . - ~ ; ., .. .. , . . . . . , . . . . . ' .. a., . . . . . ~ •• ~ ' .. ..., .. ............... ~ '" �.. .-. . . . ... • • " --··---- - ., ~ 1 Judre C. E. Peoplo Othero Charge• aolvec: A NO I OtDN"T, PAPAl IF YOU JUDGE PEC Tl-IINK I UX)K BANkED UP, YOU II' 11'1 N .wa 1'1'11 01 LEASED • • WIRE WEATHER FORE CAST Part ly doud y tonlJht and Wt>dneadar: probablY lc.cal llhowers nlo na: Lake: warmer lh· night a ud In Sou t h portion Wedne!de y. OF lNTERNATION AL NEWS SERVICE -· . IY CUJII& 11 CU'I'I ., POMEROY, OHIO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1931 THB DAJA."l T81BUN8 •••• ,....._.._ PRICJo;-SUNDA Y () CENTS • •••• •••• •••• •••• YES, HE SAID '10U'R~ A 001'16- BEL 50 I WADED IN"ll HIM\ 1 WON'T LET' t' .. ~EAN AN'"'('BOO'{ 'SAY l"HINlf-5 AeouT MY PAAOt J • ·ate YOUTH HANGS SElF Toots and Casper ' I ,, ' Demons Cut Eye Of Clevelan..l Man I HOPE 'vOU MAKE HIT I • HAVE lD BE -·I Are 1IRepubJtcanS Ob']ef t Of Attac k ' 5URELY COME Wl"ll1 ME , N\\'5TE'f<.. CASPER..! th: Organization TO Rese· )) Dry Move ALL Rli.rUT, KID . '61\!AP IN"TO IT ~ LO'\D 11-U;~: SE. BOXES ONTO 'THE 1 Grandt To Move FOf D'JSarmament I INDICTMENT QF TRUCK! a w It IMPUDENCE! • I kJ · · · '- ·,.,. . · · -.___ -- ANNOUNCED! SUCH LJQ~D. . OR I llay. and chfl!'lu! M GET SHORT WEEK Salve for S.h: Gallip• I f:olumbus Police Chief Quits Job Three Children Burned To Death Call SUNDAY Ma• "THE SM u;· I ~~!"- a H4!:1daeh~ or TUF.SDA.1' 1 I I succes,;, CAS PER. et4 I I ' A A ..t .. Hard w·mter 0n Way Murray Says I • "Aitc.r a lon1 dl~u ~ ll Peoples, of the Mt'! Ja "HUCK 1 I jM!tlt!c.n. ...... 8 I I t ch~Hks HAVE GAS FOR 47 HOURS IN AIR ' From Kin( Georre Con· HEAT GRIPs w•s•· Anrase• 236.239 Mile• I -- ·· - - A.uthoritit's are trying to trace taina ·But Two Sen• c:licogo, Sept. ~IN8-Unusunl Per Hour Over Ten Hope To Reach Goal In 40 Hours; $25,000 And T roa 52,1; Wolf s ept.> rn..,.,r .. ~ h 1 ' 00,000 ) ' " modWalter I . . ..E. I Rl Iencea eat snppttl lle wt:sl I lap Couree I phier To Be Th eirs If Fl'IgIh t .Comea T o Success· ( HL'OVe e Citizen 0 't'er central states again today. By International News Service . Forest, rn .• embezzled from a Chi· Bi ~ ma.rtk N D had th·· hlgbllft I ful Cone UIIOR Week-end and holiday automo - ' ~ ago Uunk,lwhere,helwn_K a S_15-a-. By OTTO D. TOLISCHUS \em~ntur~. "ut4" dCilre;~ . Wl;h By 'EDWARD B. LOCKETT -•., ,,t>k emp oy;,. Vo f 111 sa1d bo I N s. Btafl Correspondent Moot head Mlnn lll 102 In U1t' 1 1 N s Staff Correspondenl ~ bile II.CCidents. ctrowntngs, shootings bu.ve lost the fo~une in atock London, Sept. 8-Adhel1Ill to bia shadt>. Nl~t <k' ree readlu 5 I'll!• ClttVela.ud, o .. Sept. 8- Lowcu 1 ~ B~ J AMEE R YO:JN O ··ma~ Le "' r;•th el H'purt:; m!d tu rned 1 and suicides took tne lives of a ~>lleculat•on. I previous declaration that the ooal1· valled over ktn~!D.... D t'"'D ~l"'" Bay lee H. 31 year old leRthery ~ INS ':: t :~ tf c crre"lp tlm'ut tlwll ple. m s 1105e out vv · the sea by 1n hi h II the • - · ,.., .....,'"'..., ' •I fl ld .... ,~ 1 ll 11 11 .l b~olul <' ab.- e uec- n( fond Oflltlll Ohl.oa1lS , a ch-kup "'" • tlon goveroment of w c11 e ltanwl• and part.a or lt~Wil 11 od )'OtmiBter from 8 P• ng e • _.. "' · I T ,,1:1o, Sept 8 - ln "' rc{·c,nda 11lt f termttJona.J News Sel-vlce shOWt! d h d ld de and te t I A I . 1931 spted chamlpion ale cr ceremony today. , n:nc=~~e fll'fl~ day ~/~~:m=~; Nebraska. wra~h/;rr ~say, with victory in the I 1 11 ~ 11' ct pl::mt: U.lequ.ppn l w ,•JJ H • 0 'ic' holll a nd t en mm ute,o; I'I. Cte r Pour penons, 1ncludlng a u;. year · session, Prime Minister Ramsay -;linding 1oo mUe Charles E. I A thirty-two yenn' sen•.ea. rllc. ' ''"O d:u ln~ :\mcJlo:::<tll U•llllt'l1 ll l"'l' ~'t.J:' t t u . ,• I~U'\ ' "' cpt ovt>r old boy, committed suicide, acoord· , MacDonald demanded such tt vote MYERS BOOMED I Thompson trq~phy race, clnsing Cap ain Hobert G. Malin, c..r-•· 1we re bt>lieved far cut m·t·J the ?a~·. ,;nmo a~d heatl ed , out over ing lo police rooords. I' I before the sestilon or the Hou8e of ~ln;nt~. ~ ·M Sept. ~IN8-~ 1 event ot the National air ':"ares. be~ mw.nder of the s. s Sama 1ia, ~:.. Pac1ft< QCe.ll.n t orJ 11 y cu ;; 11 dtlt •r.p ~c 1'1 1 h~~tc • e l 1u r~l l la.~sn~' 1 '~i~ Atter an argument with hill CtJmmons WBJ> 11n hour old. ' 01' yers ron '"' hind him juat been appointed eommooll''"e to lmk J Dpkn Dtld 111e U n a ' • Cl c IE' puwt-r 11 r.: - )< brother, Alex Rosenfeld, lS, a stu· Oklahoma Chief Exeeutivo ~The s:onrnment deslre11 at the E'tatc C(;nllt'!rvution ,· B.t.yles gunned his stubby, yellow I of the Cunard [.me. Commorlro r~ , St:l t~s In a n onstop fllgi•l . t... 1 ~~ :" 1N' 1o:.s na tion In Tok~o Jece lved dent in a COlumbus junlor high fOp' . Good y· end ol the day to know whether lt to su..-.eeed J. W. aee Bee super· sportslel around Malin auc ce~d• Captain E . G n•~:· 1n cv•·. ye l actomp lwhcd t.v an · ,hP H'pol t ur their SJgi:t mg _ovfJr school, hanged himself with a , e 1mon Intel baa the confidence of U\e HoUle," Elid<O. who rrtently th~ ten laps of the ten mile course lle. fonner commander of the 1 fl)•er · , Eri ;... l am1 then :umouncea Lt clothesline ln the a\.tlc of his home. Not 'Around Coruer' Premier MacDonald stated simply the r(.quest of the at a a36.239 miles an hour to flash Aqultania. , y111 a<l\'l:l . tl t rcr~ \\{' "~ U Jn :\It -. 1, 1w tJll l l 1mllk elv th cv wo.uld be Pint shuttJng himself in a bam , 1 at the conclusion of h1a rea.......... .. ~~~ of tlon council , baa been the Hoxi.e 4v..1on wmner over i:<"l m aga · b un d c e{'l1 n, :•, 11.:n young c a ll f or- l l ,e:"~~<t A 1 m until t t he} 1 ret.ch· the -1 whiCh he then set on flre, RoS!l a meSBilge from the throne. This M.yer1' hlends Ia the . Wedell of Patterson, La., )' nb ft~ l s. whu ltt t :::: .-.J n u o; l~o.c •c1 .J' mel cs.n coa;o, un l"at. Y Morgan, poolroom operator of nea1· By JAMES L. KlLOALLEN rne~8e said Ulat the present ))081- Ohkl sportsmen, it bec&ml' ten mlles 11.n hour Wedell , B~a >:h at !'> .')1) A M To kyo Utm· hap pt.l'ed ill..IJt:s some st.eam t!r Pb'· Sidney,_ rat-ally shot blmseU with a JNS Stalt' Correspondent tlQn of NaUonal ftnances demandl todA~ . a of his own build, tod (J 30 P M: M d , , I; •<,; Cctw{en th e Orient and the rifle, pollee sa!d. . Morsa.n's bOdy (C()pyrlght, 1931, by I . N 8 .) additional taxation an4 etreettVe -the same type rnot.o\" l. .~;.,d BaV~ hme~nfo~l ~~~t~~: Oetldent. ~ wae lourul iD i.he ruins ot Ute I;Jarn. Chk Be L &--WUUam 11 economlel, wa.s clooked a.t 22'1~2 " -~~· _ '1:1.._. ,.td6 1. , ill. · c ,,rrytnr auftlcient &noo1W~ ~Jcr Uftbit • B£ick to JIUU tbe J*lntr ·•a;o, P ' · · The h~i4l: - ~~ JtQclr .... OIBJnlne:----.u .... on, • w. i¢II1Jlt, fOrtY r ev"'n hours af ftYhlt. Moyle '. Jlill Jl.'lP,t':eJq11~• ..t.t.'1; 0( · nta; (Aif\\lfa JIJU) --~~ pi.I;~J.t\~ c.lllid ~ ~ PbnDt.IF at i;tt :3tie.·.a..,wll the r e ~i ~ Rob~ Aa...-ed Becauee 1e!td:' :: U~,OOO pr_lu of· . and AJien hopcd lo reach seattl~ '.t~ '!lf~. ibM. heftelf ' at her ' tibme fJt;vPrnor of Oklahoma and · ad't'O• p. m. fm" what waa_pnera.lly lii:. at. . 'Sir. stna "8{. · Ubi eft..; l • • • • " ,.. e :V:O nel•. r.P:.l! ~J l wtthi ·t 40 h our!'l which w.-. uld land 8 ~~ ·tot~r tl~h~e:. JXlS~ {I th lm a t t11clr " ORl ~~"ountf eleven beeatlle IJhe 'W~ sul!'ertng from ill cate of the cause o1 the common Ueved wUI be a short but one or the contei~ todilV " pi.lot, with an average llf V1ct1m Re•••te, Mutilate . ~~~1 1 health, according to the coroner's p((lplc predicted In an exclusive **"-t Important meetlogs or British Ina:." . mites an hour. Jaclu!on wa.'l Fa D •tr £ a ~; OIKCeu~> u nons IJ A. M. lEST ) Wednesday. 1t~1 ~: e verdict. John Meyers, '14., jumped lntenlew today that the wlntef ~lt parfuunent In recent times. BhM"tly after 8 team of 12 flying the lll:!.me laird specla1 pla.ne ce, e tq ye a~ ~I.'ICI~ ftJg~t, ~he a.~Jators l sel'ious obstacles In tho~ way of 00 3 "an g~:~ 0 ott a stea.m~r on an excursion trip tW.H - 1982 will be B hard one. Oood The klns's message cOJlslstcd ol men and 12 ne be an which a year ago In ChiCBIO won t e tus la ~ un!B I'<'rable weather condition ~ lay U€ar Cedar Point In Lake Erie and times he fears, are not ju3t but two sentences. it WilE dlsoover~7\1 Je~e w ~re nnu. pla.lle In the Thompson trophy Clevehmd. Sept. 8- INS-Anser- 1 · •· ....,._,., . ...,. .... .,.. ._,.. .. l in t :1e path of Lhe rtler.os b-:>t h at was drowned. arou:ul Ute corner but If th l:' coun·l "The po.sltlun of nallcnat fin· nu:n In the whlte crew and - 17 with "'Speed" Holman, now dead. ed when th eir victim atte~pbed to 1 the !'I art n.mt ma r til e finish of • MI!S E;rnaeUne Reams, Colum- try ~;ots at It right o. con structtv~ nnces demand additlouol taxaliL.\ tbe t'OJored side at tl1e stick. grapple with them. one of .wo robthcil projected tllgh l. bus socla ':"'orker and founder of !!tart can be made toward n more and l:'ftectJve economll!.ll. H!s M~o . Til£ f"f'feret'! said every few MaJor Juma;. H. 1Jtrnmle J Doo· ~r~; 1\' ~o toda y h eld up and robbfod lkllllt' fn§s 1111d nll n·sqt<a :!s pre. the Prlends Rescue Horne, wus prosp~· roll6 era . ;iesty reeommends this matt~r to utes l·ach ~am hnd au rn>!nted little, who Frlduy set a new trans- Ch~JI~~ Kautz, 52, pinned 111m \'l'.lled In !he vlcmtty ol the K11: Ue struck and killed by an autOJJWbile Govern or Murray's chief rerned~· thf' <onslderatie;n of his faiUlful l ronlui as new men sh~ into line continental speed record of 11 llQIUnsl B wall and cut out his left I h\a ,'i l~. wh ic h la y ah rad ef Moyle at Marlon, Ind. More Lhan 1700 for the current depreS81on ts tht' House of Commons and trusts \h ' Y 1 ,.. d 1 t hours and IS minutes from Bur- eye wllh a pocket knife, Bccm·ding an d Allt n lmmedlnt etv afler !JllM1 '· h a d · - cared ror a 1 t he correLtion of the al Ieged Ills uf will make provisions accordin&IJI." rom wlecrow _ 0 8pecaors. .. I • • .1,-"' o.r=n bank, Cal., to N ewark . N . J .. wa s Lo nohct• ..· R . . ng CHpc Ennw. home she founded. Amf r \co's credit sy!'l tem ~o thut it SupJX)rters ot Lho; government, or . • . forced down wllll enslne trouble K a atz was approached_ by the two i Y Democrat. In Campaign Gtl :ill' North American side or During an automobile ride at will be ca.sier for "the little bu.!ll· whO'm It Is believed there are sum.. TICoER ATTACKS AMERICAN during the seventh lap of the racE:. mt>n w.hlle he wo.s emoute home Speechel in Ohio; Reed, ' th{' PacHic, sim ll;:r co ndl t~cn~ preColumbus, William T . Holland, 28. ness man" to obtain loans rrom clent to Mive the 11 avemmentamaAI>Wlclon, ParagU&y, Sept. He w~ts In Hecond place, and pick · l rorn ~ OJ k . A.ftf't· they had taken i ,, ,. r \·ai!Prl , accordtn b t n s p~·!'.: d reporls Bulkley Pro-Wet was fatally shot In the back. Po- the L·anks 80 as to further hls jorlty of about~ voters wheJJ lll~ lNS---.J?Illl S. Tharxer, an Amerl· illl up speed, when his motor 13 cenl!! and a waLch from him, hf' 1 ~ I'C'ce, ~l:d by CoL Cha rles A. Lind · ~Ice ludicated they would tile buslttf'as and automatically ~llev<! quetitlon ot contldenee l.!l put lu I can dl.zen and 11 memM ot ft sta.rtei'J heating up and h~ was grabbed one or the bandlt8 und 1 : h~rg b who' 1\"k\!i \'<=tlchin ~ lhe ;.m :1~~-~~a h im t ~ t tlhe ~rou~d- n:e t~r(tes e.galmt, Charles C. Burns. tbe u!'temployment problem . F :n , 11s {llvi~lon lustily cht!ered the premier l scleld1lf!.:: ex~itlon ~Multo~~~ forced tu land. Columbus. o .. &pt fl-INS-! ~n~:-; 'or tlw flight wi\:1 · kt"rn Ill· 1 1 ~al d dto ha~ been hi11 lifelong the governor poh1ted out, the sm11ll nt the ~oncluslon of his I'E:tldhlK c t Brav\~ Vl':':ol ~D. serrl us 0 c~he r~~ Bayle~~ won 11,500 as t wepbll a~ ed theu b~~de 110 r1 s lhe: :~ue 116 ~~t~ ' I ;:anba~>Lin ~ the Republican a dm1 u· · t?rf'sC. ., r en ' buslmss man · will employ more --- - · 8 a <HiP ere ;.o l'Y s htlle :;Uver Thompson ro Y or a K . . , . ls tr'lllnn ~~~ rniJ onslbl ~ fc. th r I'P · 1 If the flight 1s !1\l l.'t'CK.<th tl, Jc wlll F·c.ttJ persons were killed in allto· men proportionally than the big {Cotninued on Pille six) ; suit d an t'neount.er VI!Lh a tiJer. Wedell rot $4,000 as second h ~~tzth ~ye lw:lule hll.i companion nnl ecnnomlc d~nrt·iif!·· rm tlH uug ll ran k with tile New Yo r k lc Pari~ mublle accidents neur Cincinnati. busi·•<' S mon ' 1 Tt.aner was attacked by the and Jaclulon , third, was , eAtt her v c m . prohlbltlot· .,, 0 111 P . , . 1 ... 1u 11 1.t"' of Col Llndbl'r"'h li.S oue of •r • ' · · -·· ·- - bo •hlle 1 1 1 I ac es at St Alexis· hO<lpltal • • c HJ ~ <' 11T ....o~· · .• · ,., · w~- men ktll.:!d in one accident , Bc.-t· Isn't ti'le all-consuming de· ast ~ exp Of'lll& ~ an 5 ~: , ~o;aid Kaa~ was ~uD'eri from , lfl, former u . s . Senator J :l.lllf'S A.' the mcst brilmnt tong rl1sta.nce ~~f Bhoronvllle, were not ideo· £ire ol the Am·erican wol·klngrna .l luted district ol Blazil.s wlld.e. t of the leaders did welt laHS ar blood. Preeou:ns \\'tlr: IReed or Missou ri. today hflrl ' 'lW I :''(\ I h():>.~ _r r "'11 t ime. Ti l~ trrlcc herous :l.:JI Woodrow lvteCracken, 18 today, he said. What the laborer Is state. . "' . I taken to SB\'e the sight in hi s other i the 1932 National Democntl i~ i' un- ~cl h<' weather. cou p• t'd With the an mmle Cuhlmlns, 1~ . w ~ r e thinking ami worrying about I!> IContmuoo on p88'tl slxl , eyl). • . ·' ' tre!llendous length or t11 e thght It· 1 Oh ,•lctlms of II crasb nea r Ma)'.svllh.> , "brelf.d and butter, bacon end HOPE REPORT IS TRUE - --i PBlgn n to. . self. il:ll'r cmnbnKd to talk. all at11 K.y , beanE." This, incldenta.lly, hapWe.shllliJt.on, Sept. 8--INB-tt POWERS WOMEN" TO -, • - ' ~rd _wAs I he Plh.lcipal ~ tJ;>akn al t empt~. tn the past Lo brJdf't!, lhe G2crge Dorn ct BI:Jney was kill - pen 3 to be the governor's siQM nn To _._merican Peop.le·, Dry an envoy ot the UennllJl eo~rnBE INTERROGATED ! 8 U\ •11 las t nl~thL . ponMJr"d I.J~ tli"' 1ccea 11 w1th nut a slop. ed Wi1m h is car upset n ear Van and Irs somewhat reminiscent 01 ""' ment 1fl coming Lo Washllllltoll to F~nklln county Democmttr wom . 1 T wo of l he!i!' lltl£mp ts w~~ Wert, and Mrs. Ma y Viuu, 25 lc.sl the "full dinner pall" cry ol th (' Bodiet to Work for Dry ne1otllll.e Lhe purchase of 500,000 en 5 organ ization Otber speake r.< made d urlng the las t twelv~: mon· he!' life ni'UI' Tule...i'l m o.: l11 .:· r. u- gay ainetles. tons of whe11t he wi.ll be received Clarkl:lburs . W.Va., Stpt. 8- INS , lnclu~e-1 S:>nH t.- r Rnbfort J . Bu l id ~~. ~ lhs :P t!1P plane iu wh 1-ch Moyle The governor lay In bed with hi<~ PlatfOI'nta wi.th open arnus by the Federal , ~tartllng new develQpments h1 _ of Ohio. Governor George Whlt.e a :lrl Allen are tl.y!n:.;-. tomoblJe accidents. Scures of otht r persons were in · clothttc 011 and one shOe off as lw Parm Board. the case of Harry Powers, bluebeard Italian Sa a Securit De- a.nd Congressman Art hur P !.M m· l Lb:tl' nant Ha !Oid Oatly who j W"t:d In various types of a<.:d· Pxpo ....nded his views He was n•· co. ~mbus. 0 , Sept 8-INB--A "I haven·t heard anythiDI about murderer, were proml::;ed by ttuth · Y Y nl'ck. who actf'd as ma:;h·r or e.o;orr· l wit h W1 ley Post recentl,.· e:;tabllsh· dents, Including Lt. Rk:hard Ben· taxlnt~ at his hotel, at tel' having netlc!l -wlde campaign designed ~ It, but I hope Its true," Bllid James orltie1:1 today with the grim search pendent on rReduction mon tes. , d .1 n{W rcund tllf' world reeord. nett, a m~be1· of tbe crew of the d~hvtrf'd a speech HP t~ 61 ye1ms l"resdl prohibition to the country C. Stone, chairman of the Boa.rd, llaht of the lllw focused upon the of Navie• E.1d1 of th e 8peakns eonrlemned 1tried rr·penlcdly to make tbe ftliht new navy dlrigJble Akron, who wao 1old, tall, slender and wiry. A .. Pair waS launched here today with 1\ when queried about a neWII die· wire and lllster· lll·law or the pm· 1 the R ~publlr-.an administrations of ·\· lth Harol i Bromley le.!>t )'ear, but hurt _whe!1 a glider ~ ra s hed . 'fh~ 1of keen blue Eye:rs set off his Jeau , three-day rally under the ausplceo patch from Berlin reportina that oner- Mra. " Lulu" Powers and th e last hm yea r~. and as for I he Jailr d g;Ude1 was pulled to Lhe KI'UUihl l lnteiUBent countenance.' H~ had ll of the Allied forces tor prohlbl· Germany is interested In obtaining: Mlt.-a Eva Belie Strother . 01 ncv1!, Sept. 8-IN&-An In · <'Urrent otlmlnlstrntlon of P ;·r! 1,1,, ,1: More rr centh' . Lieutenant Thorn· when a tow rope failed tu releo.BC, moc!t ot gray hair and br ush·Uk , t lon more American wheat on lOilg term "Theae women will be closely dlcalloll lhnt. hl-' would shortly Hoover. It was ~ tt ack C'd as , he a~> Ash or the Umted States Na\'Y a.nd Bennett suffered a. bl·okenlhalt · r.ray, half·brown mw.ta.che . Tilt; Allied forces comprise the credits. =:::~ =Yj~;~~=~~~~l ~~!: mo'/t' for 1\ worldWide armament "mtscatcuiA tlon of the great Cllgl. attempted tile fllgbt but wa.o; una· leg. On ~ chai.r nearby was his 11om· , anti-saloon league, the W. C. T . U Service. holi r;ay Will./! &lwn by Dtno Gmncll , ILPer .. llnd thr ·•experiment lild t ble to get his plane into the air bellrc Hazel Goodwin, 24, of Can· brer J•. Be wea:s gniluses . He was and numerous other dry 80CI2t!es. Italhm !o~l gn m inis ter, m 11 failed .. cause of ila heavy load i.on t~nd Albert Catlett, 36, ur Cleve ~rnoklng 11 cigar. The urgantzatton. set up last Ju.1e GHT , spe1~ d1 before the J.eo.gue of na- .. · : Both experienced pilots n.nd land were killed today aud Lhn..: O?vcrnor Murray evnde1 QU·~ ~ · Is temporary and Is head~d by Do. BANK HEAD SOU BOSTON EMPLOYEES tlon o; BSllefl\.bley today. .Under the n_lH rch or ~o~opoly I~ navigators. Moyle nnd Allen plan· others were belkved fatally In· Uoru de!!lgned to brinK out wheth u Danle: A. Poling or New York, a Voldng Italy's determination an es ted , lndlvtdual mltlat tv l' wm ned to alten _ta te at th e controls jum.l when illl automc.blle in __.__ _ _ __ - - form er Ohioan. It wlll continue to Cleveland. Sept. 8-INS-Meet.that IIH.' ]e~:~gue's genet-a! disarma· languish. and finall y. we will bf' I durin g the ft1ghl . .. nabllng them to which they wert riding ioll out nl (Continued on p~a~e aUt:"! operate uritu next June wh:!n tilt lng tor the flrst time since June, mcnl conteren c! takt' plan• on rlrattKed into :;orne l!Ort of socialism : sna tch un interrupted perlods of control on the Ohio river highway major political perttes hold their the Federal grand jury convened Boflton, Sept. &-INB--A Hve-day Febn;ary 2. 1932. a.s schedul ed. for in the end . people will lnsi3t o11 1·est. They left we_ ll ·equlpped · In two mlle.s north of Martins Fe.Ty, JENKINS ON TILIAL national cooventiou.s. here todMy for Its flrst sesalon of week besinnlna January tor all city onmct1 Qecla red · takmg o~r great concerns posse~s- th e mR_ttet· of proviSIOns', carrying plunl!,f'd down an embankment Y .):mptown, 0 .. Sept. 8-INSAewrdlnR to oJilclals or the 0'1'· the fall court term with more thlln employes other Ulan those of ftre, ""l lllcrml.tionat security depend~ in&" monopolistic power." Rf'e'd ns- fo ur !ned chickens. four boxes of and was struck by a street car. DlsiJBrment proeeedingt~ a.plns~ ganlzatlon, the purpose of the cam- 200 cases for considera.tlon. pc"lUOe and Institution departmen ts. un lqt.dly upon dl sat mamem . w,- .serted ( Continued em Jltl .f~ siX' These believed dying were two Mahonlng county common paign iti to stir up latent support Jndtetment of William A. M111er, had been annow1ced today by May. crm ar co!:'!pll~n n1uc~1 m the har· The MIAA urla n a.nd Bll l k l~J (''l iN' pleat; Judges 11nd a Youngstown for prohibition and to brlna abouL 110, president of the Farmen and or James M. Curley. moll)" :m1 spirit of the I a),;ue o! out openly on tlw S\Jb fe<"l Jf •·r.-.) ,_ tContlnued on pap three) }\tt.orNy were to be started ~fore the rdoptlun ol dl'y planlr.s In the Merchants bank at MUiersburir. ·011 Yayor Ourle)' advocated delf\anda :1a t lom. with a veritable truct> bltlon. Reed declllred that It '"ou ~<h t three visiting Jurist& here today. naU..mal paTty plaUonns ll.nd, \he cha.raet~ of fortlna governmeu.t that a *1.000,000,000 federal pros- I whid1 would lX' effective at least Thf'- judg:es are David o . Jenkhu, nomination of prohlblttonJsta ror , bonds deposited with the ba.r.k• .wlll l ..rtty Joan be ·approprla.ted to re- :or lhe duration of the diAArmR· to be wiped out and th e soon~r II '~ who prulded at the Bethlehem presi~·<:nt and vice pno3ld«U..t. be 110urht. accordtns: to asatstant U. l lleve the suft'erlnss of the unem· IIH!llt conference." done thP. bfotter It Will IJe rnr " ' 1 ~' StE-el·Youn18town Sheet and Tube I After Lhe meeting here, set~e:lon~ 8. District attorney William J. Me- -ployed, nnd attacked the poli.cy oi l Jnnnedl11tely rollowlnA Oro.ndt's ' Us.'" Governor White, carefully. mereer heartna. and J. H. c. Lyon . or a similar nature wlll be held tn Dermot. MUler already is under a ~'resident Hoover of appolntlng -1 s()'!'C< h, the ar.sembly unanimously Rvoided. the mooted our:<t(,.. , 11' " 1 Both are accused or accepting fa - each mpltol of the 48 etateB and In state indictment in Holmes county cQJl\ltllaslons to lnve&tlaa~ various r.x~r11ded an Invitation to Mexico devoted hJ..s add~IJ!!l to the finan .:111l Harry French, Poliee Ofli.eer von from utlUty compe.nll:"S. oLher cttles throughout tha nation. for embealement. ooft41tlons. j to j{lin the league. r -n rhtlcn of th ~ state. for 32 Yeara, Reaign., Victims l.o&e Live• Whea .... minute., AT ClEVElAND After Diaarreement Witb Brother ! 666T"BI.I SHORT MESSAGE In Attic Of Hia Home ... ... .. t ., DARING••• A VIA TORS ON WAY TO U.. ... S. ? Kt0! · .ColumbWI, o., SepL. Btn.te Wel!ar· DlrfX: lor ~ 's"'etmy •s lnvu tiiP.uon ' of "'mhurnanly a d mlm ~l t! ~ " in M d gs couuly 11. today with the dcclar'l llo ·ew er George Whllt. thai thrr action will be taker ......:~·he Meigs Cout lt y <elosed," .. tht! governor li8 ~nd of a conferen ce Bwe:..: ney aud Comuwrce lfbe(l(.cre H . Tona:cn w. nn . 1· McBwll"<! ncy's report • fVUl body ·.111med by Atto .Jilgglns of Oalllpoll~". llnd (ho9rv of Pomeroy when platued to the go;rcrnm 1 uhar.les Wtlllams, 41J. ' Hobecn , 0 .. mlucr, w ~ .. ' -frtlrn h ~ r lh,mc al t!luUKh V«rlous.ly Hl. · O ..:.p!LC '" a number of !ucideilts. then • w u. ~ 1 down of loco! authurll Swe e-n~ said . He nd-led WB& [CCD&Ion fOl' mtcrfl the governor or nny ulh· Eenta •. lve of lhe lita l.e uc Hi~sln s 11nd Dr. Cr: charged that Judge C . E bad afusac.l tu l!l'ltnt a :.njum: tl on t.o rc.st. aLl n Q"s !rem f YicUnQ Mr:;. :h·um her i.u.. me. H : g g ~ ni )lhydclan a ~ k ca thal G probr· ot the Mcl~ s <.: uunl mt:nt be conductf.d . "I bpJUt Mcuduy a.n d 1 U:eigs and Oallla coun ihKltln& ,an ln vestiKatlon 1 \ •' IJnB' eornplolnt Lo lht irceweency Ha ld, u !u.s r T/~m carefully through c-cunty to learn wha t I Mr. Hlg1ins. "I found tha t he h ns b tieing ln Oallla county torney at law for a lltt lf )'etr.r. H~vlng come fi'Dm tht.t":' was SG IIl1.! questlt whetl:er he h u<l PI uJJt 1 PractiCe there, but til~ have newr been bro u~~;ht · '' . ~ . Cal judtjr.R or attomuys. ,. ~ cauae of the mort n t !d · ' ( ~ n oltl:rens oC Unii!J .. W tfllllglne, there wus . f -''*'tlon n.vt~llal.lle a nd U 1\ot\tl able to obtain was roqrnE;Ing wlth relj:nrd Lu vi~ In the county ."' Rii!a."Ting t.o the Mrrr st gins ·In cmuwctlon w1tt ~{i.nbances. McSweeney eJ.t o l Mr . Hlgp;lsn hU upon the lfld that he !!led ro have helPed to ' ~net'll among the ml o lha.t he had r_.<.:e ive ' dt"r faille pretenses." ~ :'•1fb. · a SI!!Ertlon 't o the!l ' aa' l hat ·If they wer e w fl)dr attor ney he Wt..oi.ll : st op 1111 <. \ ic tlcns." Me ~rt lldded, "an1 retnin 'He f' f'mJ)any house~ of ,Ill oal Co.. praclicallJ for 1 ~tr period." '"The amount rcce1vrd lfhrl'lillll was •1.t)[i u.s a •" ~bunt ~ small and yet tl'l'~ pnid Utla nrnount on ~s· aaurance that 11 e \ ible to retain them In tlli I ~hkh he tailed tO d u. ~ 'NJ', Hlijg:..Js alle~ r.d lh D ~~~ ct'!U\ did not perra~m 'l~\llnG a re8tmlnU1K ~ p ~e justke ol Uw pt 1a tvlction. Thla wa~ I tbr the Judae to do beca.u iinanJKr of the prell€ ntnll'. • J'UN4L1!! FULL VOL. V NO. 303 ! IT'S NOT NICI: DO -r0U WANT 10 A.C r LIKE A WILO ANIMAl- IN ,_.E O UL.HT 1D :>~ 10 f l'l-'E O'T'HE"~ McSweeney Maket courasinr Rep Due 1 • MANY WNE I '101..0 'rOI,J NOT lO P' I - ...... 14 .'')[ ''.f a REAr£RS NOTICE-If 1011 waat the Nowe Ollice of The Dail) Tribu- call 238-L 1 if tbo B.Wu11 Ot&c.o 01k for 202-R. ' TF """ 4AVE WU 'THE ONLY .JOBWE COULD, CASPER! Home Detroyod 1 Two are oReocuod W!!. H,A,VEN'T Nort-hboro, Mau., Sept. 8-INS'11lree children were burned to deaU1 here today when ftamea des· tl'OJ'ed the fann house In which they Uved. Two others were burn· ed s-~verely but were rescued by theh' mother, Mrs. Mary Oulm ~t . . 'I1lC: 1dead 'aft Irene, four; Noella three, · and AJ,ul, two. They were •leeplr-& on the aecond ftoor ot tbe buiU::tnc when the tlre, which 1pre11.d from an on stove Hahted by tbelr father. Louis OUimet, swept the !armhouae. u:u. Ouimet "'"' able to rescue LouJa, Jr., five, and Alphonse, elx, who .&lept- on the &round floor but wa.B driven back by tbe names when she 11tt.empted to nach thtt otbtn. A,~ ()PENLNi{S IN PIC'TURE'S Rlt..+IT NON! NOT A n<INJ.! 'fHURKDA.: Ec "HOI' '"''. .,, ' ' • fervor Leads Britlsla.Lass to Forsake Llle ol lase Cotton, Shaved Bead and l:xlsteaee Wltb Gandhi By EDrrR HOWrrr \ rerence, Mtss Slade told how ebe Her aUraetlon to Gandhi, she de I . N. 9. &taft' Correllpondent had to come to Ahave her head, to eland, was purely a ''reliliow on~ " Aboan1 B B RaJ Ia Be t R wear coarae cotton aarmt!!lltl and "All r.llalOns are equally &ood," pu na, P · t.o ~pend every momen' of her wale.· 1he said. "I did no' chanae mine · · - A new.found rellllloUA rener tnr hours watt1n1 upon the liWe to JOlD the Nat1oo&llat movement prompted 1411111 Madelaine 8ladt., man who is attemptJ.na to lead In· beci.Uie before adoptlna Galldhl·le:m d.e.Uihter or a Bl'ltlsh Admiral. w cUa's ml1llons to treedom. I bad no reUrtcua beliefs or MY ,_ d ta Min Slade oooaen&ed to tbe In· own. 1 Ill r renounce 6 e 0 ease "' evo tervtew on qondltton that Preor:b "Now t am happy and peaceful ~If t.o the service of Mahatma I waa II)Oicen, She wished to beoome In mind. Ltfe 18 not hard. MJ tn· K . K. Gandhi, the attracti.Ye Enc· Ifamiliar wltb that tonrue. ahe ..td, epln.Uon nrrlel me over any dUB· 11sh rtrl revealed to IntemaUonal In ·order to f'acllltate • t.he Mahat- cuiUel that present theDUJelnll. Ne• Service &oday. ma's joumeJ&C(UI8Ptance en route "Tbe modem world ill matertaU.. Journeytna to Lond'm with Oan ~ to London-a juurneJ that. ltlaJ bt tie. n needs the lea~Jna ot myiJdbl to ~ttlnd tht round &abll coa- dlarUpted. bJ tbe l'nnch ·•utbOrtUtl· tldlm. Gandbl •ll • practbl mn- I I the y acquire a superiority complex. · encouraged. Illness b treated bl' "'My brother- ln· laW, really the herbs, and he.& proved emcaolou."' In It 111 unUBual !or a cultured Engli~;h most decent fellow, became auto- : ordinary casef!. Ver}' rarely is an}' atrt to embrace HlnduJ1m and be· cratlc throus:b ntteen years uso- 1other method u.'ll.'C! save In surgical come the ~~ervant of a "prophet'' lcl&tlon with the civil service India . cases." hal not afteeted Mi88 Slade's en- 1I vhdted him In Madras, and found Shortly after the Rajpute.na telt tbUBium tor her calllna. she said. he wasn't the least anxious to ad- port said, it was learned from a rc. "1 have not suftered from ostra - \'el·tlse his relationship wltb me ." liable source that the French aucletn," she aald. ''Tbta is the flrat Deij('rlbln& the home Ufe of Oan· thoTittes were not anxious to allow time In six' year8 that. 1 have 8810· dhl and his Intimate tollaw!!n at 0111.dhi transit aerOSB France and elated with Europeans, 11ut 1 feel Ahmedebad, MIN Slade declared I may ~efuse him permi.Sslon ta la.nd ablolutely ao dellfe to reWnt. that thflr_ el'l1atence was simple In at Marseilles. The Mahatma had "The Brltlab,' the-continued, "are the utreroe. no comment to mate on the report ~Ueep~ablll to India . U tJMr wUI "They eat the cbeapeet food," but dismay was plainly discernible India"' a equal term~. bu~ fhe .said. "Medical attention ls oot among member& of his party. tiC." The orJticlam of Lhoee who think tru' Due to Health C"liUmbus. 0 . Sept. 8-IN~'Ibe Colt1mbus police department I n1ay w::~,o; undc ," chlU"lle of Police In spector 011\•er H. Dyer Chit'! Han;• E. French resil!lled vestf'rda.y because ol the condition ot hi!'. I.·:•Hith . H ~ has bt'c n ~U tf( rlng fro..on heart dlsca.se. Pe-nding ~ df'cti:::n of 11 perma <Jt'nt , uceessor to Chtef FJ·r.nch by the :nunlrlpat ci vil srn•l!'f' C(""mlsskn, Inspector Dyer autnmatii t'BIIv lrec&.me actin ~ head {lf the de~ partment . Clllef French was connectf'd with the pollee department heJ't! for 30 years, eleven or which he servt<d as chid. Dyer has been • wtth the pollee department t :r ~2 . :n of which he has served with a 1 co.pt :~ tn 's commlsllitJn, I .. ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 6, 1931 lane saunders