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HOLMES INS St;dl' Corn~l-lrwndent W111hlnr,trm. Her. 1.-JNs--C'ontrol ~aeon ~f the Ho.- ol llep-.e.. ' whrn Rl"p.' Ja.tk G:amu of Texas,. W:l<rran lleor INAkr of· &be p&l1y Ia 1~nt &e11sioas, \BB ~enled to lhe •peakenill•, Reelilln ...ltired band toottnr reYoi.U.IIU}' ain, proYIIIMI an ••· tl'IIIAI :~.t•1~apiw!r~ ol hmseneh aMat the optonlnl eenmtonln, The f'aplkll o;w:um4'd wltll polleto who kf.pt. lh• m&tf:hen ID order and JU1''¥Pnk'd Uat>1n from canyln1 out their ann011nud rOOl."=> 'TAl'=: , "'"''-' E!'El. .,. ll' '!> . 'T'f-IIE . 'A'l.L.AN't'IC . CA~L-1!! ! . JEf,\OSHAfii-IA'r. <;.ENOI~G NEW$ 01= 001'2. 1!'5fCAPt= OVER CABI.E - \lJE ~U ' •elld. The poU~ were under onlen not to ..ret rouch" a ... do enrythln1 in their IIOWH" tu Thf"J appeared .1 t• lw prevPnt IM.kUifli ~arrylnr oat tbr:lr nrden a.nd wdl. ;?'. ,' co't t'l' ! . · '1k1~ PR!:5EH'r OF A RAPIO '-).JIL.L MAI<E' ,-f\1'5!CANt.i\bAI. FRI£NI>l..Y 'To , . OOQ i.ANt>ING ! 1"1-\PiT .lAZ. SOI'l'El Ml'll< • ' .IN<O- A ~IT . IWI'tl-\ 1-\IM I I A .l.i'\~~15' Ill EIWARI> . I~ A~ CJ!(N OS·E To D.A'l' 112 EIIJA~D! ~ <!\1\11( 01" 0m1. LIS'TcNER"S ~0 CAP't'ORE A CAT, '-'J/1-\0 LEI> ANIMAL.~ IN A Z.OO E'i>··i CA"e-D&SCRIP'IION - ; I!!H. A C."<" - N <) S·li • - TOMMY, 1.1 0 -"~I ~mid Unuoual Settin1r u ;,i SUNDA~ Cltkoburg Opera Hou.e; .. oed fat Courtroom Mae Ma~ · ,,'f! ..:~ }<..\ '· 'FUESDA I I • Y~ I John \1 't'I-IA'r '5~E P,Q ANO I~IS SA~ MAI<E A OANOY .THUR.SD~ tlje eAil-! f'L.A.CE IS. FOL.I- OF CAMNISAL.~! By DAVID P. BENTNER I. N, 8 . Sta:lf Corr~dent Opera House CoUrtroom, Clarkfi~ burg, W . Va., Dec:. 'J-INs-.ca&t ln .the role of vUia.in, Hany ~. West Virgi.nta bluebeard, tn a ·th~ tre lor a ~urtho\.tse went on tr(il today for the murdmo of Mn. :ooro.. tby Lemke, or NO'fthboro. Mall., one of hts five lmowu vir.Um8~ ' •: · The pr18oner sat tl.uletlJ, be8lde Sherlft WIIUam Orilnra 1n tlu! eeri• ter of the stage besi~ ~l!~ llmM or Judie John c. BoutilU'Il. · He wa~~ drez&ed Immaculately ·:~ a neatJy pressed blue suit~ 1' '( "I fE1!1 ftne ," Powen toRt ' lb. . . natiOba.l News Senlce. . ," · · Ponn sat quteUJ 1n tbe ..X. J- light of- a thousand ~ lii"""Jb( at least a hall hOur be"*t SOuthem &IICI!!nded the llmieb. r,..:;."~-. ·.eoan:' Or:t.ly the Judie lawm•• utre ~ on the staae wltb Its c:oJaral ' lirGI~~~ oiftr.ers and prleor&en centum Ua'hta ~=]~~ · Thetbeom audlenoe wu in a ehuret1. �' '~'" . !LiJ.kY~LT..!_~.~~'L,No!., ( --- t ~ a~ !ii!ii: , 1- I -I ep= ~ _ . 91 ~Web ,. 1.,... ~. . . '-'ltrjg; tMoMd 011 Lcnnr Obkl. ~; u,. ~ All& • ' -z- ·gr cn:re:J:-=y:;;z r=s -.w Qe Loves Honey, But• I 7 l tav:..: 'ltet. Here are two new reclpa that will be aureJy pleut. PlaafaileD MarWo OMc - fl eat) 2 cups of ipecl&l cake fto\U' sU'ted 2 te81))00M baldn,c powCler ,_, t<uploo llfJt l-J cup buuer or other lhortentnr; . I cup HUSar Maybe fm Wrong Pul>lllbed llollJ lull a,. -1. . Jaha P~ Medb....., 2 ens well beaten 1·2 cup mill: 1 teaspoon ctnnamou 1-l tea!poon each elt\'e8 - .... wui nul Jr,eg 2 .& blespoo n.s molali&el ~ Slft tlcur enee . n:.~M)In! artd baking powder and salt!, and 11ft to- IllS IW"IQI FIJaia:NJDIO tOIIruY .; . .r ..._.,.,., Ohio ;:·.. ·· .,........,. '!lloolll'l ctroolwlloo P<pl. (loll W-1& • . . ror ~ 01!1of ~aD q<~-1... .,,, , l!l4'fi011Alo 4Pvt:1!1111NO BJPIIEI~II1'4TIV&I Dtvlnt-Ttnney Corporation New York and Chtcq:o c- lt'ther thrte ;, "' and cream .1.00- ment would take the eagle& off the 1.001 .M ltlftc:ieboJ Expert. 1be bank cuhler who uld that ) ~tnp were ntty~f'!,fty . Hla hours were long. but bla books were short. -- • I I Y .. until u,hL and light dark aud I •• can't keep Going -- Bram Mdlru l cup special cake ftour, al!t.ed 4 t.easpoons baklna powder 1-.~ teaspoon salt li-S you can _., 1 egg, well beaten 2 tablespoons sugar 3·4 cup milk , , 3 tablespoons butter, melted. 1 cup bran flakes I between the two nation&. Social t;rrors Sift flour once.. meij,sure, · add Petptna Is a. plf.Ct whel'e many When t he curator of the zoo put , ba.k~ powder and 5!-lt, &r¥t sift 1 thln"-s are rever!ed 1n method from the parrot In a cage next to the aga1 n. Combine egg: and lllugtu· thcstJ in A:metlca or Europe. Fm· In sacred cow. Add flour alt~rnatf!ly with milk as fstance , here coolies wllh great j a Urne. Beo.t after e~c.,h addition un ' brcoms go about the streets In tb:~uJI aud Void ttl g},l.lOoth. Add butt~r and bran ) autumn t~weephl!J the air inl!tead ot The suy who trie<i to se ll his ftakes. Pour Into greased rnuftln the pa·1ernent. The vt&ltor wonders wild oats to a livery stable. pans, filling them 2· 3 full. Bake In wha t 11!1 1t all about when the)' see a hot oven <450 deireel!l PJ ~ minu~ I of cooties, cne on either side Our Own Va.acleville tes. Makes 12 medlum·~ mur~ street waving these broom.s Hubby- When am I going to have fins. - - - ' - - . , . . - - - - !~~~,,~,the air with a graceful that home cooked dinner you we rt n motion . tdUng me about? JS N f bn!Ahing down the leWifey - As soon as 1 can find Lhe' ew · e11e11 In rom Uny worms which hang by can·opeher. New York at Rathburri'a from the trees. These pests rCop yrigh t. 1931. King Features Saturday, De:.:ember '5th. m1 elsht.h or o.n Inch long 8yn£!1cate, Inc. . "d"'"t'h"" : ! i;r,. webs fasten &bout the --Advance Sprina Stylea. 111 hat, face and ner::.k and (:AKES ASD MUfFINS C dS the IP'eat.est annoye.nce. By BetLy &relay orne an ee. ::.~~~~~t~b.ic coolies whose Jobs ar-t'! .... The heat ls o•1er !or a few mon~ J. Rathburn' a Sona, march up and down thl;. Co.ltt'!S mumns, biscuit!! and • • away the dnnctns wonnt~. 1pies nrc 111 order once again. and 1 M1ddleJM;trt, Ohto. -- - - -- - · . - -·- '• !))>ATH OR LIFE-To be carndlly minded is death; · but to·be spiritually minded Is life and peace. -Romans . 8:6. · -~ I I - I I To Whom i• May Concern PIUful Cue.'> 1 Most polltt,.Ans ahould be re· The effeminate fellow who said eleett>d. They ea1d poaibly break he was ,laid up t,WQ we·.·ks vlt h all their promlaea 1n only one tenn . hang. nalls. i thtteaehlnp of l!l!l!UII th'e Chriltwha.ewoidl ftt lat-"' avery fold and crev_l!i! oltho,bumon heart. and ol whom I~ WIIIPidln John? ;", "NEVEF. MAli' JI'~Cii UXIl T1f!S'M.\ll." , ·• 1 · butter lfaduaJiy , mlxtUJ es alternately, a ' tablespoon dollars e.nd use homing pigeons. at a Ume, In ;r;:at!d pall 8XIx2 ln · Fuhlon Hlat. chu Bake In moden.te oven l300 Evening J'OWllB are flO abbreviated degrus F.l SO m1nutes Of untll done nowadays that the average moth Frost with boiled fro.$tinJ'. Deeqrat.e has to e'.l.t at le&&t three dre~s 1n I'IJI!th rats1ns and halvea of walnut order to get indigestion. . rnearo. ·I Ho m&tter how hllh a m11.n MOftU;ntollll Momeah . climbs iD the world. hta wtfe usual· When an orator gets ma.med I calls him down and loses hla •olefo _ ftrJ. -~~· r'-llof:2ff.11MII• All IOIIsiOUII leacltifta, doetriue or I "If Jll &1.111 . ill .liMP• cnad. If they are to have ani daim i ropoa tlte to.e, lbyalty and <lovotlon of tl:• 1100Pio I11UIIt be In harmony with - ' - - - - - · Pftu.. . Wi.,..s..r..l-...o..,..,aw. t.og~~er mc.ill55dl- P!dce Y. .'ft R(Jbt . , - . . . . IIIII., ............. ., .....-...... 119:11&. Cream &UIIIt.r f:lufty. Add eggs; then .llour alter.' nat : ~y with milt, n runall IUnOunt at a time. Beat attel each addiLI~ n until ~mcoth . Divide batter Ul two pa.rt.;. To one part, add spieea. and ., .10 'l'hr" Kontha . ....... . ..... . One· l(ontb . · · · · · . · · · · · · · · · · tim~s . tbtrc uahly, add ~~~~~=---:----~------to''~ Jbll • • t:; Qne Year .............. . M.oo\· ~~ Wet. .. .. · .......... .. · · 81• Montlla .......... ... .. .. 3.1)11 __ MONDAY, DEOI:M:BERI, 19!1 the memberl ot t.be faalb I.,. c.t oouroe. r.ntlalpailna lliQo DUlle ltroe~ 0 .: ~ ~ ~ 11M "'11"-'" or ,...,... .,.lt•r tor .uublh:allo!Jibe1 1 ~Ill '!It~· oifll l!lflt ollbolllh not n,._r!lr to bel ~ ~ ·1,. :' .... ... MONDAY, DIIOIDifta 1, lUI 11IJ: DAILY T1UIIt1111!, I'OJoll!ltOT, 01110 --- = - Jl'hlM- ....,.._. ~ howenr excellent al\d dtt1ra~I• m ~!MI•ff !!l ........ Ylll " l!lll>lllh4il· '· ' -- - ------ - ' ' ..THE • FOOL-The fool hath said in his heart, There jt; no -God. CorrUpt are lhey, and have done abominable' iniquity : God looked down from heaven to see ,if there were JUl Y that did understand. -Psalm 53:1,2. ,Dr · I :N. t -- DAYS • -- ----- SIDE-UGHTS JN,.,EWS OF . CAPITALS Of THE WORLD J I \ .. " KITC-HEN ~ TAS · · E Ll ·' .. '' "Ii'l be fair With you. • I LTKF: the ~vay you put it up to us smolurs to judge yqur cigarette by absolutely ,-eal things like mildness and "better taste: Soundilikegoodcommonsense!'' .. With !he new 19H .Advence Holpolnt Auto11111lc EJ.clric Re..,. II hu ltltchen, cooltlns enlll beklns WOfriiilll OVII. - - - - - ··- under-d.. pin, C..~u or roo• , •• no ~to ~eour. T ilE BROTUER-JN-LA W of President Hoover hoo bee11 ,....... . : ~c.qultted of pOsaeaalon of liquor chatges i~ a Califor~ t~e not enough for judge to believe It in its entlre\Y oo he w.as not found ll'Uilty. . . the question follows: Just !low many peopie jn this rr~at United States of All!.~rjca, with I e.. of a background of Influence. coul<l have been arreoted an<l u~der ~~~~~~:~~:t~~A~~ t~~~~:~~~·:.;~;~~:~i~~~ Icu~•n GENERAL \le,elrcur~tollonc}i~':·: iiff:~·ri'~~:~~~· trle4 on like charges and similar and·eseaped with an •cquittal. It wilt an almost • . I ' po~ble fe~t to convince the great rank. and file in thl•i~~:,,~:"r, eouqtrr, that Justice ha• been done in, this case us comPared to similar caoes throughout the' country which are [0,;j1d;~n'. oec~rring ever1 day of the J•ear except Sunday and holi- ~~~:;\dl~.~:: days. li :Instances such as this arc the ones which cauHe c;o much diB&atisfaction and objections that our courts ai'O dealrnerl to pwsecute •nd convict only the poor and lowly. thoae with'o ut money, without price and without friend•, whjf, their nelghboro who have plenty of money, friend• o~v~·:~i ,;:~ ~nd inftuence, ~. an go day ufter day, commlttin!l the same __ crimes In the same w•y, but <lue to their dlfterelit. •tatlon•1 'in life. are ~·~~arded u t~e buh~•ark. of the country's cltlzep~tlp. lt is an 1'lm011t lmpo1!8!ble Job to make mere ]Woras co nvince one of ~he faloity of what their eyes· and thei~ judgment have alrea~y recorded as a truth. . :Whether or not ~r. Leavitt was ruilty of the pref~ored, the writer does 110t p1•ofesa to know. that is ·for (IJe j uqrment of each ·1ndlvldual rea<ler to d~ci<!e in qwn minq, bqt as to tlr~ fate of tho~~•n4• of otber• .t~e ~·o~ntry. on the •Qme qharge, he I~ nQt 80 our~ . . qtb~t wo•do. it all d~pends on w)!oae ox Ia 'beln!J JIOred. !, ' -ELEGfRIC AutoMatic llectrlc Ruse AS LOW AS New •aoo DOWN 't . In From New York at Pltced II! Your H-RIIdy forU •• Bil.nn 111 .. ~~~~~:~~~~&~Lit. I q( t)!e 'Cql!elfe of llj'ew Y <It~ w11nt ~ jl~~ce I · tril•!lt ••!ablished in the scltool. flow 1"P~I!I till• ~f·l b,ll team 1 ,.,. \•' I •i .f.• ,1. . .~·'c:u:::i-" '· ., .. ·.-·~~' ·· .. \ Saturday, December 5th. Advance Spring Styles. Come and See. .....,,..._ S!~I!QOP'!' . ;~ laMOiiiM11MY~~- S...ke 8111. ___ ,. ' l .·. ' ' J. N. Rathburn's Sons MID~T, frl~ll. ' OHIO. OltU, .' .- ', • .- ', .. ., "Promises fill no sack." After all; it's w.hat you get out of a :moke that counts. And what you get out of Chesterlielp, or anything else lor that matt~, depends on what goes in . Better /obat{os don't grow than the tobaccos · t;hal go into Chesterfield. Ripe. Sweet. Aged a11d cured for two years under the watchful · ·,•are of expen chemists. Better cigan-tte pap.rcan't be bought. Taste- ' · less. Odorless. Pure I Sanitary factories. Cleanliness in every step of the process. A purer cigarette than Chesterfield can't be made. And the package I A~lutely moisture. proof. Sealed tight-yet the simplest..tlling in the world lo open. And attnJctive to look~ ~~ ~t; , They're milder-they tlste better-they're ' ' pure-They Satisfy! • . hi• does ask for-a •. • • Fair enough I That's all C.hcsterlield wana. That's all ChesterfielU could ask for and Eledrlc Coolrory Is clun ••• cool •• -. c4ftvenlenl. , • cerllln .•• lut encl konomlcal. And 1 Hotpolnl AUiom.-M: Electric ~ngc b lh1 leat word In this mollom, belt., wey of Eledrlc Coolcery. Give Motlt., Whot She Rullr W""" •• , thb Mod om Meld lor Moclaa Moihen. · nla ;cpurt. The defendant, Mr. Leavitt, admitted that he iiioj~~~)."'~ti::~,~·· ~ad' the sack containing the alleged liquor and •i•o '!! •··""-.. he b~d been drinking with the party when the officer ar· b~i~,s~~:~;~~~)~;~~}~·_Yi•!':'"' rive):l on the scene. It seems. however, thpt his gtory wat1 Na~unlilY. • No more w.lc:hles iT. oven-jie•lclns iii no over or JU~TICf.? ~onvlncing . '. . .. I , . ·; �' '~'" . !LiJ.kY~LT..!_~.~~'L,No!., ( --- t ~ a~ !ii!ii: , 1- I -I ep= ~ _ . 91 ~Web ,. 1.,... ~. . . '-'ltrjg; tMoMd 011 Lcnnr Obkl. ~; u,. ~ All& • ' -z- ·gr cn:re:J:-=y:;;z r=s -.w Qe Loves Honey, But• I 7 l tav:..: 'ltet. Here are two new reclpa that will be aureJy pleut. PlaafaileD MarWo OMc - fl eat) 2 cups of ipecl&l cake fto\U' sU'ted 2 te81))00M baldn,c powCler ,_, t<uploo llfJt l-J cup buuer or other lhortentnr; . I cup HUSar Maybe fm Wrong Pul>lllbed llollJ lull a,. -1. . Jaha P~ Medb....., 2 ens well beaten 1·2 cup mill: 1 teaspoon ctnnamou 1-l tea!poon each elt\'e8 - .... wui nul Jr,eg 2 .& blespoo n.s molali&el ~ Slft tlcur enee . n:.~M)In! artd baking powder and salt!, and 11ft to- IllS IW"IQI FIJaia:NJDIO tOIIruY .; . .r ..._.,.,., Ohio ;:·.. ·· .,........,. '!lloolll'l ctroolwlloo P<pl. (loll W-1& • . . ror ~ 01!1of ~aD q<~-1... .,,, , l!l4'fi011Alo 4Pvt:1!1111NO BJPIIEI~II1'4TIV&I Dtvlnt-Ttnney Corporation New York and Chtcq:o c- lt'ther thrte ;, "' and cream .1.00- ment would take the eagle& off the 1.001 .M ltlftc:ieboJ Expert. 1be bank cuhler who uld that ) ~tnp were ntty~f'!,fty . Hla hours were long. but bla books were short. -- • I I Y .. until u,hL and light dark aud I •• can't keep Going -- Bram Mdlru l cup special cake ftour, al!t.ed 4 t.easpoons baklna powder 1-.~ teaspoon salt li-S you can _., 1 egg, well beaten 2 tablespoons sugar 3·4 cup milk , , 3 tablespoons butter, melted. 1 cup bran flakes I between the two nation&. Social t;rrors Sift flour once.. meij,sure, · add Petptna Is a. plf.Ct whel'e many When t he curator of the zoo put , ba.k~ powder and 5!-lt, &r¥t sift 1 thln"-s are rever!ed 1n method from the parrot In a cage next to the aga1 n. Combine egg: and lllugtu· thcstJ in A:metlca or Europe. Fm· In sacred cow. Add flour alt~rnatf!ly with milk as fstance , here coolies wllh great j a Urne. Beo.t after e~c.,h addition un ' brcoms go about the streets In tb:~uJI aud Void ttl g},l.lOoth. Add butt~r and bran ) autumn t~weephl!J the air inl!tead ot The suy who trie<i to se ll his ftakes. Pour Into greased rnuftln the pa·1ernent. The vt&ltor wonders wild oats to a livery stable. pans, filling them 2· 3 full. Bake In wha t 11!1 1t all about when the)' see a hot oven <450 deireel!l PJ ~ minu~ I of cooties, cne on either side Our Own Va.acleville tes. Makes 12 medlum·~ mur~ street waving these broom.s Hubby- When am I going to have fins. - - - ' - - . , . . - - - - !~~~,,~,the air with a graceful that home cooked dinner you we rt n motion . tdUng me about? JS N f bn!Ahing down the leWifey - As soon as 1 can find Lhe' ew · e11e11 In rom Uny worms which hang by can·opeher. New York at Rathburri'a from the trees. These pests rCop yrigh t. 1931. King Features Saturday, De:.:ember '5th. m1 elsht.h or o.n Inch long 8yn£!1cate, Inc. . "d"'"t'h"" : ! i;r,. webs fasten &bout the --Advance Sprina Stylea. 111 hat, face and ner::.k and (:AKES ASD MUfFINS C dS the IP'eat.est annoye.nce. By BetLy &relay orne an ee. ::.~~~~~t~b.ic coolies whose Jobs ar-t'! .... The heat ls o•1er !or a few mon~ J. Rathburn' a Sona, march up and down thl;. Co.ltt'!S mumns, biscuit!! and • • away the dnnctns wonnt~. 1pies nrc 111 order once again. and 1 M1ddleJM;trt, Ohto. -- - - -- - · . - -·- '• !))>ATH OR LIFE-To be carndlly minded is death; · but to·be spiritually minded Is life and peace. -Romans . 8:6. · -~ I I - I I To Whom i• May Concern PIUful Cue.'> 1 Most polltt,.Ans ahould be re· The effeminate fellow who said eleett>d. They ea1d poaibly break he was ,laid up t,WQ we·.·ks vlt h all their promlaea 1n only one tenn . hang. nalls. i thtteaehlnp of l!l!l!UII th'e Chriltwha.ewoidl ftt lat-"' avery fold and crev_l!i! oltho,bumon heart. and ol whom I~ WIIIPidln John? ;", "NEVEF. MAli' JI'~Cii UXIl T1f!S'M.\ll." , ·• 1 · butter lfaduaJiy , mlxtUJ es alternately, a ' tablespoon dollars e.nd use homing pigeons. at a Ume, In ;r;:at!d pall 8XIx2 ln · Fuhlon Hlat. chu Bake In moden.te oven l300 Evening J'OWllB are flO abbreviated degrus F.l SO m1nutes Of untll done nowadays that the average moth Frost with boiled fro.$tinJ'. Deeqrat.e has to e'.l.t at le&&t three dre~s 1n I'IJI!th rats1ns and halvea of walnut order to get indigestion. . rnearo. ·I Ho m&tter how hllh a m11.n MOftU;ntollll Momeah . climbs iD the world. hta wtfe usual· When an orator gets ma.med I calls him down and loses hla •olefo _ ftrJ. -~~· r'-llof:2ff.11MII• All IOIIsiOUII leacltifta, doetriue or I "If Jll &1.111 . ill .liMP• cnad. If they are to have ani daim i ropoa tlte to.e, lbyalty and <lovotlon of tl:• 1100Pio I11UIIt be In harmony with - ' - - - - - · Pftu.. . Wi.,..s..r..l-...o..,..,aw. t.og~~er mc.ill55dl- P!dce Y. .'ft R(Jbt . , - . . . . IIIII., ............. ., .....-...... 119:11&. Cream &UIIIt.r f:lufty. Add eggs; then .llour alter.' nat : ~y with milt, n runall IUnOunt at a time. Beat attel each addiLI~ n until ~mcoth . Divide batter Ul two pa.rt.;. To one part, add spieea. and ., .10 'l'hr" Kontha . ....... . ..... . One· l(ontb . · · · · · . · · · · · · · · · · tim~s . tbtrc uahly, add ~~~~~=---:----~------to''~ Jbll • • t:; Qne Year .............. . M.oo\· ~~ Wet. .. .. · .......... .. · · 81• Montlla .......... ... .. .. 3.1)11 __ MONDAY, DEOI:M:BERI, 19!1 the memberl ot t.be faalb I.,. c.t oouroe. r.ntlalpailna lliQo DUlle ltroe~ 0 .: ~ ~ ~ 11M "'11"-'" or ,...,... .,.lt•r tor .uublh:allo!Jibe1 1 ~Ill '!It~· oifll l!lflt ollbolllh not n,._r!lr to bel ~ ~ ·1,. :' .... ... MONDAY, DIIOIDifta 1, lUI 11IJ: DAILY T1UIIt1111!, I'OJoll!ltOT, 01110 --- = - Jl'hlM- ....,.._. ~ howenr excellent al\d dtt1ra~I• m ~!MI•ff !!l ........ Ylll " l!lll>lllh4il· '· ' -- - ------ - ' ' ..THE • FOOL-The fool hath said in his heart, There jt; no -God. CorrUpt are lhey, and have done abominable' iniquity : God looked down from heaven to see ,if there were JUl Y that did understand. -Psalm 53:1,2. ,Dr · I :N. t -- DAYS • -- ----- SIDE-UGHTS JN,.,EWS OF . CAPITALS Of THE WORLD J I \ .. " KITC-HEN ~ TAS · · E Ll ·' .. '' "Ii'l be fair With you. • I LTKF: the ~vay you put it up to us smolurs to judge yqur cigarette by absolutely ,-eal things like mildness and "better taste: Soundilikegoodcommonsense!'' .. With !he new 19H .Advence Holpolnt Auto11111lc EJ.clric Re..,. II hu ltltchen, cooltlns enlll beklns WOfriiilll OVII. - - - - - ··- under-d.. pin, C..~u or roo• , •• no ~to ~eour. T ilE BROTUER-JN-LA W of President Hoover hoo bee11 ,....... . : ~c.qultted of pOsaeaalon of liquor chatges i~ a Califor~ t~e not enough for judge to believe It in its entlre\Y oo he w.as not found ll'Uilty. . . the question follows: Just !low many peopie jn this rr~at United States of All!.~rjca, with I e.. of a background of Influence. coul<l have been arreoted an<l u~der ~~~~~~:~~:t~~A~~ t~~~~:~~~·:.;~;~~:~i~~~ Icu~•n GENERAL \le,elrcur~tollonc}i~':·: iiff:~·ri'~~:~~~· trle4 on like charges and similar and·eseaped with an •cquittal. It wilt an almost • . I ' po~ble fe~t to convince the great rank. and file in thl•i~~:,,~:"r, eouqtrr, that Justice ha• been done in, this case us comPared to similar caoes throughout the' country which are [0,;j1d;~n'. oec~rring ever1 day of the J•ear except Sunday and holi- ~~~:;\dl~.~:: days. li :Instances such as this arc the ones which cauHe c;o much diB&atisfaction and objections that our courts ai'O dealrnerl to pwsecute •nd convict only the poor and lowly. thoae with'o ut money, without price and without friend•, whjf, their nelghboro who have plenty of money, friend• o~v~·:~i ,;:~ ~nd inftuence, ~. an go day ufter day, commlttin!l the same __ crimes In the same w•y, but <lue to their dlfterelit. •tatlon•1 'in life. are ~·~~arded u t~e buh~•ark. of the country's cltlzep~tlp. lt is an 1'lm011t lmpo1!8!ble Job to make mere ]Woras co nvince one of ~he faloity of what their eyes· and thei~ judgment have alrea~y recorded as a truth. . :Whether or not ~r. Leavitt was ruilty of the pref~ored, the writer does 110t p1•ofesa to know. that is ·for (IJe j uqrment of each ·1ndlvldual rea<ler to d~ci<!e in qwn minq, bqt as to tlr~ fate of tho~~•n4• of otber• .t~e ~·o~ntry. on the •Qme qharge, he I~ nQt 80 our~ . . qtb~t wo•do. it all d~pends on w)!oae ox Ia 'beln!J JIOred. !, ' -ELEGfRIC AutoMatic llectrlc Ruse AS LOW AS New •aoo DOWN 't . In From New York at Pltced II! Your H-RIIdy forU •• Bil.nn 111 .. ~~~~~:~~~~&~Lit. I q( t)!e 'Cql!elfe of llj'ew Y <It~ w11nt ~ jl~~ce I · tril•!lt ••!ablished in the scltool. flow 1"P~I!I till• ~f·l b,ll team 1 ,.,. \•' I •i .f.• ,1. . .~·'c:u:::i-" '· ., .. ·.-·~~' ·· .. \ Saturday, December 5th. Advance Spring Styles. Come and See. .....,,..._ S!~I!QOP'!' . ;~ laMOiiiM11MY~~- S...ke 8111. ___ ,. ' l .·. ' ' J. N. Rathburn's Sons MID~T, frl~ll. ' OHIO. OltU, .' .- ', • .- ', .. ., "Promises fill no sack." After all; it's w.hat you get out of a :moke that counts. And what you get out of Chesterlielp, or anything else lor that matt~, depends on what goes in . Better /obat{os don't grow than the tobaccos · t;hal go into Chesterfield. Ripe. Sweet. Aged a11d cured for two years under the watchful · ·,•are of expen chemists. Better cigan-tte pap.rcan't be bought. Taste- ' · less. Odorless. Pure I Sanitary factories. Cleanliness in every step of the process. A purer cigarette than Chesterfield can't be made. And the package I A~lutely moisture. proof. Sealed tight-yet the simplest..tlling in the world lo open. And attnJctive to look~ ~~ ~t; , They're milder-they tlste better-they're ' ' pure-They Satisfy! • . hi• does ask for-a •. • • Fair enough I That's all C.hcsterlield wana. That's all ChesterfielU could ask for and Eledrlc Coolrory Is clun ••• cool •• -. c4ftvenlenl. , • cerllln .•• lut encl konomlcal. And 1 Hotpolnl AUiom.-M: Electric ~ngc b lh1 leat word In this mollom, belt., wey of Eledrlc Coolcery. Give Motlt., Whot She Rullr W""" •• , thb Mod om Meld lor Moclaa Moihen. · nla ;cpurt. The defendant, Mr. Leavitt, admitted that he iiioj~~~)."'~ti::~,~·· ~ad' the sack containing the alleged liquor and •i•o '!! •··""-.. he b~d been drinking with the party when the officer ar· b~i~,s~~:~;~~~)~;~~}~·_Yi•!':'"' rive):l on the scene. It seems. however, thpt his gtory wat1 Na~unlilY. • No more w.lc:hles iT. oven-jie•lclns iii no over or JU~TICf.? ~onvlncing . '. . .. I , . ·; �• ifQNDAY, NlODCBI:R T, I~ I BDWUNG IS LEADING INDOOR J m~~IN U. S.lHO!!l!,:!~TS J llo•• bJ JlERSONAL TAX lN THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Plain foetAl lllld 111wW will that c1a1m. OVer ao.-- -~·•ldJnca' ·ch"-•-•··•· 1 ~w-, - · roI I t«Dal ~tiona and. tnduetr. l<ld&y. &ubliaDU.M Middleport, Ohio. g, ;')} STERKET1' -I - By OOP!:t.AJm C. BtrRG L N. 8. lporta Wrlt.r . New Yarll:,. Dec. or not &n1 one hu to ···• ·•••• NCfr cruah'"" .... u.w• .,...,... , WO ·-.. .,._... thtnk or DIJPI.QI ibc wlnnll' ~y. but ol'-haftd IDd entirelf oui-Of-I. -••1 '1111 -'•ht lUn fO Uue .O&U A_ eeYMttbm.Mlta are occupied bY u.ep.-on · - not tn,_..., bOwUDI tJltYI l.n tbJII country alone bowHDa. Tbe American Bowu..n, The ...eraJ averaae ll about Conrreu tournament at Bufl'alo last seuon abowed a. cleclded lneta'ht -&lleya to each plaee. Thil creue ln ent.rlea. eon-sa Je....._ ,.mearw that tbtre are 180,1100 bowltlc;;t -~ .......,,... 101' alley bede ln operation. A con an pate an eYen larger entry Ullt rservatlve t11Uma\e of tbe money e~ In the forthcom..bla national tourpended tn the blstallaUon of thet~e ney 1n Detroit. aU.,11 ancl tJ1 accesso.1es Ia about Le9.dJ.ns bowlers say that tlle •••,ooo,ooo sport perfects bt.Jance as nothln• ...,. · ellle Ttus ts ab5oluteh· ' An estimate ot bowlln& alley ~..fa.nydoes. prafe&sional da v A- • ..: a.ve:rapa shows Ulat each t.a.k.es In skaters h&nd bala ncera ......... about M.OO per day, or dally re· ncers and wrut ce1pt.s tllroua:hout the country to- =llrlnow: perfect their art with 1· t&lln1 tiNIQ~OOO and yearly 1299.630,000 Addl.n& to this the investment in KEEPS KARNINGS IN P.uDLY tMtotles and materi&le uaed, also the vast aum invested ln boWI.Inl Chieqo Dec. '1-INB...-Klnlil: Levt.lll, thouaanda ol whJch are own- !nlky, Wtndy Clty boxer, believes eel by the lnd.lv1dual playera, ano- 1n keeP1DI hl.6 eamtnga ln tbe ther mJWon dollars can be added. tamUy. Hla ~r not onl.y neao· Many other ttemB UBed In connee- tlat.e8 ror matches with promoter!! tlon with t.he opera.tJon of the but folloW!! him Into hla training bowlina buslnesa wouJd brtnl the haunt.a a.nd looks after hill RYID to Ia dear • ..... • P lo' · romtans In the Paa&der,a Rose True tnoUI'h the rreen wave of en New Yel.f'l day and Tulane 11 undefeated. t.h1l eeuon. victory cou)d have about while UWe 8L M&r7'• or oatland I I and. louder that they were h...... ...- oJI Ule m.llhty Troja:U tn I world chaJ:npJom.. But I.Mteld they ....._...... th1Di Both uad& elected to meet Tulane areat of the 1'""1a _o] e:~~--tou1'state ;c:.,ne : t •t 193 tn' the h P ~~ --. · ' Fret. ......rna 0 1 aout 1won' on S&tuntr.y from the Cousan 1 Th~ acceptance ot the lnYitaUop: 28 to 1., while ihe trojaDA CJ'Uihed bY TUlane means a IP'fi.Dd and alor- the Wik\clta ot Pul1maa as to 1. lou5 eudlng to one of the ftnest: So t.em etperts have rw.h· 8111U0na ln football's history. More led r:~= clalmiDa TUI&De 1a Che ;ames, and g~erally better 1ames, ! national leader, entlrtl:y overloot· have beeJJ played this seuon t.han 1 lng the TroJaN defeat ol Notra\ ever before and now the two out-~ Dame. when the e~ha.mplon 111:15b atandln1 IQuada are to come iO were at the top of their aame. Tu- ' &rips ln a championship aettin1 ?f lane beat Oeoql&, which ·prevloualy brlSht pint I'08e8 and ftamtnr ~ t:.humped Yale, the ~ leader, (Z) Doa Zlmme1'man, aet~. to. say DOtiUnll of the ~- but then every li'lvader fat.tena seor . Northweatern, full· kiaaed, sun~plcted and auo;.~Jted lnB recorda on u 1e eutern prldel. 1 left halfback; (IS) Jack oranaes. The newest proof or the weakru!111 1 Yarr Notn Da••· ceater; Indeed, so many oranges are of the eut came Saturday when -.. ••~ ftkllrcm nio hne reaehed height of every footioJJll to be squeer.ed between no"' Chick .Metba.n'l vulnerable VloJet.a -..~.- ~itloD- wa h n been named for the mythital Allof New York mtventty . collapsed .ludlu'• stan tn their the eleven repre· · - ··· -· -- ~13 to 0 before Tenneaeee. • ~Cl'eUI ~ America'e football talent. Tbia t,eam was picked by · Navy surprlaed with 8 apartUDa: IDOrilla&Nig of th8l Beaut new•D&Dill'll in all naitl nf the eountrv. 6 to 0 over Pann, aetVIDI' no\tee the tla~~ur~e:;c~Jn&~e~to~;;-;;;;·~OOO;;,OOO;;;;.;;;;;,;;;~w;;o~•k;;.;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;";;";;;;'";;';;;;';;'me;;;;;,;';";;;';';oo;l;ibo~U~e~ro,atart! John W .Welch, Jl'allaflal Dln<ror • I Lydial!. Piakham'• VcsccabJe Com· pound belp you tbrouah chose btd '· I liter I • ' KEeP A " I WANT TO 61VE properties ' I In J=y Adela MoraleJ I ~;:~~~~~~n!'~~gt.zca:~ 1 7lli4 2.26 battles with Jack Sharkey to f!.nJih' In the above example lh c win· I up with 'Prllno Carritra and Schut I ne:- returns ·fa• each u.oo mutuel i Hb; share of ftghtln!J evidently Itktet .8.34. Th~ remninder of the over. Maloney's &teJjl in legal clr- dlvtaion 62.26 is called "the break'' Icles will be watehed cl01rely. · · I !lind ll!mally Is mtlude1 In the track 1 - - - - - · - - - - ' -· ownCr's commtsllion. · Dr ! 1 ( · GREEN BAY .WINS TITLE ONCE MORE .,. ... , .., • .. . A Belated Call Her Smile . L ·• . F ' F · Was Worth tgutt~g or • . . . C.St:~ . .' Radia~ztiy ~~IJJI!i/f!L, the competition for her fat•or complicated the · struggle for border supremacy I 'S.Wgl_,_ t1AC. YOV 1-\AVFZJ A Huw I AEWU'T .o..NO TkiEilCUP Of' CO~F111ii ' TH(.h..JGHT \'0 AND P'IND 0\..J"r ,,. UP . . '! .. "~ ·~ ~ ·'.,. ..p. .of .I .. i .... ,.._. ' ' " .' • ,I I ' ..•ol. 'I '"~ ' 1q32. plus Synchronized Shifting l MINUTE l' ... . .........: !. ·. . ·~· .. -free -wheelintf • ., .--. ..... grea~ Tho once norse, K•ntueky, ill burie1 tn Kentucky, where hl11 b:>dy should be, at the old Belm:mt Farm . WESTOVEU . tY•S ,t) 'S.&'E A(!!At~ Place and ehow examples soon """be printed In these column,, ' ' ... . ' . " ...:., - -·- • .;, . . '·Jl~~-- '·'1'"-"'-· 1 ::i r,"it b'" l has touaht a memorable series "• ~ I Wt37: I ' ... •... Sw.. Dla...,..altlon I 'mllTi!i? ISoOOI'T ~Kn!E C()LONEL • ... .• rellr~ Stomach--Cl • w. I dip Oat moa.lh. SOI'If SllOPP11114, ' g~~l.'~:c aoston. Ma... ""'· •-ma.-A•· thur Flynn. former ll&:ht :heavy~ oourdln of Harvard. 25- weight boxer, at.arted n1htin8 a.t lD. and was rated among the beat ' mid ~ l:I\IUe George town 's all-around star dleweight& in the world at 18 Whlla Bob Logenrue, and then that great ' "" In high school ond at Michigan 23. He is now a , wrestler. I I 'TOWNTOOO ..... Po~ M~vernl La ' 7- ms-N Not •• , Ea.tfliPtl Bitd There's nothing rnwaterlous about San Francisco, Dec. 7 hu ,..,.. Ai 26 &lark The Oll l!i .lllllill\ln1: Ltlld fuuiuJ In Doa40n Dec --.;m.S-Like oene the (;Blm.lattonofodd6paldb) pari- man frogs &re )umpong ri1ht out of All great athletes. l.befJc mw who I the emst~tm Uni ted Stah~H I! the Tunney 'retired heavyweight ehlm mutuel betting muchlnes at l'a.ce boundll Time wa.s wben 24 feet were cons 111 tent at 25 feet and be~ · ~ ruby·throa.l.::_---~-pion, Jimmy Maloney, South Bo6- tr.ackll, t.hcn•h comparatlvi•ly (e\\' was a ver} respectable dUtance for te r. and m their turn holders of ton'& "Strong Boy," one time prom.- , race players . undentand .the sy.s- 11.ny indhldual I.Q propel himself the world's record But . close they ..Goldea Rule" Ising hea.vywef(rht has turned 'tern. The Rroblem is c.ne 0' addition through the upper s.lr Then came came to 26 teet, none ever passed I Hefe 1·cnce to a cl!rtuln \'etiOIJ of "academic" ' l' llubstractlon and division. Becau::. the era of the 25 foot ;umper And it True, explorers have brought Strlp!br.e as tb~ Gnltlen Inl.~c Ia ••s•·m"~" has t"'-ed his baCk attempt to explain tht: three de- no.... . lo e.nd behold, In far off Ja- ba•k 'torle• or AC•I"an natlves to "1 I ·~ forqlel' ~" " the t.:ngt.~ 1 un;;:ttt!G,e •• on lUs stronc-bold and lift- pa.rtmenta o1 1- 2- 3 or 8t ra 1Hht PIll~ pan n ger,tleman b Y the nome tof whom 26 fee~ would ,.b~ just a mild round enrly- aeIn Wi4. fd a dtaf ear to the p~ucUta of the and show bet.tin1. would require too chuhe 1 Nllmbu hB11 done twen Y skip but 00 one up to the past crow"--t.empol'llrl.ly at. teaat. murh sp~e. we t~IY take up atx fee\., two and one eilhth In~~ few 'ye&rs lus accomplished It un . 4 Since Emit! Schaaf, protele of sU.Iiht tiettlng only dt all which meana that ~ der {lfticlal supervision. ·I ;)act SharteJ Alllerican bft.vtThe tctal amount of mone; bet the Olympic games roll aroun lsbt ctiarninon took all the oa the wtnntng horse lll divided ln· LOa Angeles next year there is Japan. mcldentally, has a lso serv ~~ht" out of Maloney In two to thf n~t stcalght pool, eonmtine sotna: to be 11ome very aS60rted and ed 1\.CtlCe that M1k10 Oda, the lDaB • knockouti vtetort• thl.nge hne of 1\U money bet O'll a.Jl hori!U tp fancy leap1nl from hither to yon. Olympic champion ~Lt the hop, Skip aulnS M8ftY • happened fast In 'the We ot ''Bta ·~tn. The result 1~ the returu tor a Nambu , however. Is not the nut and Jump, will be back here In 1931 t Bo " dollar waa;er tlncludlng the dollar athlete to pass the charmed 26· meaning bw;iness. Oda recently set .,...:1Un• hll 111dJbtt.l This aum multtpiU!d by two root mark. One~ Oator of Haltt a new world'fl mark for th\6 strenu .e!~n91':.t::Jit1 ~%'1J~:l!e'~t= hill. rll ~itt"~' home, MaloneJ, wiJJ be the atra!aht or wiiUtftlf"'Ji•qcomp~ep: l:ha~ . ln .IDSil ""th a ous event by doing 51 reet, one hd dta1r.u. -r.\-coaaut. and bloLttbree chUdren located turn tor a &2.00 Mutuel win ticket leap of two Inches 11hort of Num- one quarter mches JnJ. you are bound to !eel l!l;rouchy, llW · b · 1 t t rffort and one eighth I run-down, n-ervaus, • 1eep i 11) 9D1'8.l Oahla, Pla.. EKample: us a es ' America's [allure to do bette1 in WelL t want you to and quitcant autrerjn'f 26 1 , TOday he l5 a speotallaw stuNe ~ pool . . · · · . · $421*00 of an inch more than feet. j th 1s partlcular Une ol track and rlsbLnow llocomatnantt~etwhat dent at. University ot Miami aqd Total money bet on winner $1022.00 Perhaps ~ato~ ::~ie~a~~,~~ I fie ld endeavor onl)' emphasizes tb~ 1~~~ldt~~~~~ ~~~o.tg~lymz:~c 1 in additlbn hu joined the fACUlty 1022) 4264.00 (417 In ~ Ang~ell b Jll certo.lnly fiWt that the evenL should be add - t]loe 11 n•t ftQP 1'8.8, pu.ln. etc, tn a fevt st.&tr as lnstTuctor of ~~· 40!:18 x2 tel e!lt ng am u W: - erl to regular collegiate programs llllnut1111 and aooo m&ke your atomaeh M 1o there to lose no · l tee! ]Ike new, you l'et your mo@eJ" , a ney WIUI wn always '•j l¥ --~ h ' a.s- Japanltyproposes for bringmg back l in order to build up for Lhe 0 YDI• back. Jtt.et._ a•k m• for Dlot.a. U'l I be incUned toward book5. Between 1760 tl8 34 !luc op un p1cs, instead of leaving It solely to cuar&Dtee& his ftghta he· studied En&ll3b litera; f 1022 gl;l~e t.gn~t~;iate8. It would seem I the nati.Qpal A. A. U. ckamplon· j .. or Sale by Martla &: ltoller, Drq• ture and wrote e~Bays in receta, be d . oducei ships. rtU.. Middleport Oblo 1 years. 7380 1as en surpasse as a pr_- - - - a piiJ'I No women need 1u6r .Whoc that WIF moatb Iarcer month. Let VEl>. I CAHE DOWIII· -·""' "~ l~ave II ' • Cal'•'d: (7) Cla ...ace Munn, MinaMota, left auard; (8) JoJ.~n, O_r•i, riaht end: (9) Johnny Baku, Southern Cdlfonte, "tbt •'f•r • (tO) Barr,. WoDd, H•,..,.ard, quarterbadr.; (II) J ... ,.,. Dalr)l'••a., Tulane, left end. assisted by leading coache•. . All have made history ~1) th~ grldirn~ this selll!on and, a~ the curuun 1l rops, can look bnck w1th pr 1de ~o ,th ,_ records they to thei r Aim II Ma tera. it me.m!! to interrollegmte footba ll owmlf tv graduatiOn but undoubt.:dh ..,0 1• •1 of th~m will be heard from aga tn on Ptofe.vional tenm11 n1· u "''r 2.::,_ 0 f br-;ad jumpei-8. Tin{e .;_;;5 when---~ FLYNN STABTIUJ YOtlNG . HOW TO FIGURE Broad Jump, Goal erable '"' oublic "''""' devoted """'"'space to the glory that was ,ODDS p A{ D BY Of N_ipponese ln. Ned a. footer a world champlun Then MUTUELS COffilng Oly'mplcs ·MaJoney Studies- I:PARI - --negro. DeHart Hubbard. "' • 8 JOSEPH OATTARINICH By TED SMlTS and more lat.ely Ed Hamm . the Law at UDIVersity N~ Orlea.na, nee. 1 1 s Sports WriterTt:~ese bnllhmt southerner.n. I ~YEI .,. .. .'" ' '. ~litions l:=•.::,!"'fi;:!•:fu:~.~- ~: - ...... ~~!rut,~" .............., 1 ruorrdothy ,wwm..no, tPo~t"Mu'~.d of atraw •..,. Lfir.c 300 Fireproof R..Onu 100 Room• at $1.00 Each. ' ............ ...... Del.i. I I MINfV Ml:.K I Short BletD 'i..Col el ..... ' ·Jiall ... - ll I'IJIJ1 conuiltrclal .,..,,..... .,. !lire~ bowline' u • ml&na ol lDIWllna: the need or t.eam-wott Jn their empIayeea, The ... ....at .. n.-.1 tru; CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ' Comer lt."n. and e:t BJ W. V. THOKPBON ~Uan h~ tlaTIIi dJicoyOblcaiO· Doe. T-INl'-Recor<ll erM ll>e DOOd or iOOd hoallll and ahow that bowUDI Ji me INdi.Df: tremdllnesa att10111 tbetr worker&. 1Ddoor IJIC)lt tn the Uot\ed State• Some of U\e larae industrial and If you have a savings or checking account with this Bank, remember we will pay the new tax (as payable in 1932) in accordance with the new law. " *' hu been M:tlt'e)J con.. t.hml are mort tb.ID 1.000.100 ,.,... DHi8 ...... t.ht tpOrt for IOMt ~lh,~~~ 1n tbe pml 7ftA aod wtt.h hJ.I lntenain mow Bow.Unc liUmula\11 lood. feUowJedp of facti and ftlurtt II able t.o ablp. ~ JnJ ttavtla l 1lnd all cllll produce , the l o l - art1ele. ,. of --Ia IDIOnlted. c:oo,.m,· rnen. lell&tora, l&wyera, ~. laborora are &II -lpotlnl: Tbomp11011 The new Ol)io Tax Law pl'Ovides for an annual tax of two mill!j on deposita in financial institutions in U!is state. Under the law this tax is c&lected frorn the institution which in turn is given the right to collect jt from the depositors by deducting it from. their deposit accounta. The Citizens National ijank has decided to absorb and pay the two mill tax which will be llll£e&ed under the new law on taxable deposits without charge tc or deduction from the depositcr's account. wlol T!Qa-. Elev~U: Them for AD-American .,.ti..,.IIJ atatoo. _-til, own 1'"''""'1 It· autlli:irtb on bowltnl. Yr. INJ'Ch, I ·can aut.haQUcally a&f 'I'· v. ~no'Wn OtUO. .· HOTEL t.I.ILUMIJUS t.bal 'lllll' orilote ..,. wntton _..1. Bowllnl nporta uld lJ ,,. Ill\eniMkmal l'Cew1 Benlee t}:we .,. DY• tiGQOPQD peog'- ~ ~. · 1 0 - In boW\1111 In 11.- lllll..- YOUR DEPOSITS FREE FROM • I �• ifQNDAY, NlODCBI:R T, I~ I BDWUNG IS LEADING INDOOR J m~~IN U. S.lHO!!l!,:!~TS J llo•• bJ JlERSONAL TAX lN THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Plain foetAl lllld 111wW will that c1a1m. OVer ao.-- -~·•ldJnca' ·ch"-•-•··•· 1 ~w-, - · roI I t«Dal ~tiona and. tnduetr. l<ld&y. &ubliaDU.M Middleport, Ohio. g, ;')} STERKET1' -I - By OOP!:t.AJm C. BtrRG L N. 8. lporta Wrlt.r . New Yarll:,. Dec. or not &n1 one hu to ···• ·•••• NCfr cruah'"" .... u.w• .,...,... , WO ·-.. .,._... thtnk or DIJPI.QI ibc wlnnll' ~y. but ol'-haftd IDd entirelf oui-Of-I. -••1 '1111 -'•ht lUn fO Uue .O&U A_ eeYMttbm.Mlta are occupied bY u.ep.-on · - not tn,_..., bOwUDI tJltYI l.n tbJII country alone bowHDa. Tbe American Bowu..n, The ...eraJ averaae ll about Conrreu tournament at Bufl'alo last seuon abowed a. cleclded lneta'ht -&lleya to each plaee. Thil creue ln ent.rlea. eon-sa Je....._ ,.mearw that tbtre are 180,1100 bowltlc;;t -~ .......,,... 101' alley bede ln operation. A con an pate an eYen larger entry Ullt rservatlve t11Uma\e of tbe money e~ In the forthcom..bla national tourpended tn the blstallaUon of thet~e ney 1n Detroit. aU.,11 ancl tJ1 accesso.1es Ia about Le9.dJ.ns bowlers say that tlle •••,ooo,ooo sport perfects bt.Jance as nothln• ...,. · ellle Ttus ts ab5oluteh· ' An estimate ot bowlln& alley ~..fa.nydoes. prafe&sional da v A- • ..: a.ve:rapa shows Ulat each t.a.k.es In skaters h&nd bala ncera ......... about M.OO per day, or dally re· ncers and wrut ce1pt.s tllroua:hout the country to- =llrlnow: perfect their art with 1· t&lln1 tiNIQ~OOO and yearly 1299.630,000 Addl.n& to this the investment in KEEPS KARNINGS IN P.uDLY tMtotles and materi&le uaed, also the vast aum invested ln boWI.Inl Chieqo Dec. '1-INB...-Klnlil: Levt.lll, thouaanda ol whJch are own- !nlky, Wtndy Clty boxer, believes eel by the lnd.lv1dual playera, ano- 1n keeP1DI hl.6 eamtnga ln tbe ther mJWon dollars can be added. tamUy. Hla ~r not onl.y neao· Many other ttemB UBed In connee- tlat.e8 ror matches with promoter!! tlon with t.he opera.tJon of the but folloW!! him Into hla training bowlina buslnesa wouJd brtnl the haunt.a a.nd looks after hill RYID to Ia dear • ..... • P lo' · romtans In the Paa&der,a Rose True tnoUI'h the rreen wave of en New Yel.f'l day and Tulane 11 undefeated. t.h1l eeuon. victory cou)d have about while UWe 8L M&r7'• or oatland I I and. louder that they were h...... ...- oJI Ule m.llhty Troja:U tn I world chaJ:npJom.. But I.Mteld they ....._...... th1Di Both uad& elected to meet Tulane areat of the 1'""1a _o] e:~~--tou1'state ;c:.,ne : t •t 193 tn' the h P ~~ --. · ' Fret. ......rna 0 1 aout 1won' on S&tuntr.y from the Cousan 1 Th~ acceptance ot the lnYitaUop: 28 to 1., while ihe trojaDA CJ'Uihed bY TUlane means a IP'fi.Dd and alor- the Wik\clta ot Pul1maa as to 1. lou5 eudlng to one of the ftnest: So t.em etperts have rw.h· 8111U0na ln football's history. More led r:~= clalmiDa TUI&De 1a Che ;ames, and g~erally better 1ames, ! national leader, entlrtl:y overloot· have beeJJ played this seuon t.han 1 lng the TroJaN defeat ol Notra\ ever before and now the two out-~ Dame. when the e~ha.mplon 111:15b atandln1 IQuada are to come iO were at the top of their aame. Tu- ' &rips ln a championship aettin1 ?f lane beat Oeoql&, which ·prevloualy brlSht pint I'08e8 and ftamtnr ~ t:.humped Yale, the ~ leader, (Z) Doa Zlmme1'man, aet~. to. say DOtiUnll of the ~- but then every li'lvader fat.tena seor . Northweatern, full· kiaaed, sun~plcted and auo;.~Jted lnB recorda on u 1e eutern prldel. 1 left halfback; (IS) Jack oranaes. The newest proof or the weakru!111 1 Yarr Notn Da••· ceater; Indeed, so many oranges are of the eut came Saturday when -.. ••~ ftkllrcm nio hne reaehed height of every footioJJll to be squeer.ed between no"' Chick .Metba.n'l vulnerable VloJet.a -..~.- ~itloD- wa h n been named for the mythital Allof New York mtventty . collapsed .ludlu'• stan tn their the eleven repre· · - ··· -· -- ~13 to 0 before Tenneaeee. • ~Cl'eUI ~ America'e football talent. Tbia t,eam was picked by · Navy surprlaed with 8 apartUDa: IDOrilla&Nig of th8l Beaut new•D&Dill'll in all naitl nf the eountrv. 6 to 0 over Pann, aetVIDI' no\tee the tla~~ur~e:;c~Jn&~e~to~;;-;;;;·~OOO;;,OOO;;;;.;;;;;,;;;~w;;o~•k;;.;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;";;";;;;'";;';;;;';;'me;;;;;,;';";;;';';oo;l;ibo~U~e~ro,atart! John W .Welch, Jl'allaflal Dln<ror • I Lydial!. Piakham'• VcsccabJe Com· pound belp you tbrouah chose btd '· I liter I • ' KEeP A " I WANT TO 61VE properties ' I In J=y Adela MoraleJ I ~;:~~~~~~n!'~~gt.zca:~ 1 7lli4 2.26 battles with Jack Sharkey to f!.nJih' In the above example lh c win· I up with 'Prllno Carritra and Schut I ne:- returns ·fa• each u.oo mutuel i Hb; share of ftghtln!J evidently Itktet .8.34. Th~ remninder of the over. Maloney's &teJjl in legal clr- dlvtaion 62.26 is called "the break'' Icles will be watehed cl01rely. · · I !lind ll!mally Is mtlude1 In the track 1 - - - - - · - - - - ' -· ownCr's commtsllion. · Dr ! 1 ( · GREEN BAY .WINS TITLE ONCE MORE .,. ... , .., • .. . A Belated Call Her Smile . L ·• . F ' F · Was Worth tgutt~g or • . . . C.St:~ . .' Radia~ztiy ~~IJJI!i/f!L, the competition for her fat•or complicated the · struggle for border supremacy I 'S.Wgl_,_ t1AC. YOV 1-\AVFZJ A Huw I AEWU'T .o..NO TkiEilCUP Of' CO~F111ii ' TH(.h..JGHT \'0 AND P'IND 0\..J"r ,,. UP . . '! .. "~ ·~ ~ ·'.,. ..p. .of .I .. i .... ,.._. ' ' " .' • ,I I ' ..•ol. 'I '"~ ' 1q32. plus Synchronized Shifting l MINUTE l' ... . .........: !. ·. . ·~· .. -free -wheelintf • ., .--. ..... grea~ Tho once norse, K•ntueky, ill burie1 tn Kentucky, where hl11 b:>dy should be, at the old Belm:mt Farm . WESTOVEU . tY•S ,t) 'S.&'E A(!!At~ Place and ehow examples soon """be printed In these column,, ' ' ... . ' . " ...:., - -·- • .;, . . '·Jl~~-- '·'1'"-"'-· 1 ::i r,"it b'" l has touaht a memorable series "• ~ I Wt37: I ' ... •... Sw.. Dla...,..altlon I 'mllTi!i? ISoOOI'T ~Kn!E C()LONEL • ... .• rellr~ Stomach--Cl • w. I dip Oat moa.lh. SOI'If SllOPP11114, ' g~~l.'~:c aoston. Ma... ""'· •-ma.-A•· thur Flynn. former ll&:ht :heavy~ oourdln of Harvard. 25- weight boxer, at.arted n1htin8 a.t lD. and was rated among the beat ' mid ~ l:I\IUe George town 's all-around star dleweight& in the world at 18 Whlla Bob Logenrue, and then that great ' "" In high school ond at Michigan 23. He is now a , wrestler. I I 'TOWNTOOO ..... Po~ M~vernl La ' 7- ms-N Not •• , Ea.tfliPtl Bitd There's nothing rnwaterlous about San Francisco, Dec. 7 hu ,..,.. Ai 26 &lark The Oll l!i .lllllill\ln1: Ltlld fuuiuJ In Doa40n Dec --.;m.S-Like oene the (;Blm.lattonofodd6paldb) pari- man frogs &re )umpong ri1ht out of All great athletes. l.befJc mw who I the emst~tm Uni ted Stah~H I! the Tunney 'retired heavyweight ehlm mutuel betting muchlnes at l'a.ce boundll Time wa.s wben 24 feet were cons 111 tent at 25 feet and be~ · ~ ruby·throa.l.::_---~-pion, Jimmy Maloney, South Bo6- tr.ackll, t.hcn•h comparatlvi•ly (e\\' was a ver} respectable dUtance for te r. and m their turn holders of ton'& "Strong Boy," one time prom.- , race players . undentand .the sy.s- 11.ny indhldual I.Q propel himself the world's record But . close they ..Goldea Rule" Ising hea.vywef(rht has turned 'tern. The Rroblem is c.ne 0' addition through the upper s.lr Then came came to 26 teet, none ever passed I Hefe 1·cnce to a cl!rtuln \'etiOIJ of "academic" ' l' llubstractlon and division. Becau::. the era of the 25 foot ;umper And it True, explorers have brought Strlp!br.e as tb~ Gnltlen Inl.~c Ia ••s•·m"~" has t"'-ed his baCk attempt to explain tht: three de- no.... . lo e.nd behold, In far off Ja- ba•k 'torle• or AC•I"an natlves to "1 I ·~ forqlel' ~" " the t.:ngt.~ 1 un;;:ttt!G,e •• on lUs stronc-bold and lift- pa.rtmenta o1 1- 2- 3 or 8t ra 1Hht PIll~ pan n ger,tleman b Y the nome tof whom 26 fee~ would ,.b~ just a mild round enrly- aeIn Wi4. fd a dtaf ear to the p~ucUta of the and show bet.tin1. would require too chuhe 1 Nllmbu hB11 done twen Y skip but 00 one up to the past crow"--t.empol'llrl.ly at. teaat. murh sp~e. we t~IY take up atx fee\., two and one eilhth In~~ few 'ye&rs lus accomplished It un . 4 Since Emit! Schaaf, protele of sU.Iiht tiettlng only dt all which meana that ~ der {lfticlal supervision. ·I ;)act SharteJ Alllerican bft.vtThe tctal amount of mone; bet the Olympic games roll aroun lsbt ctiarninon took all the oa the wtnntng horse lll divided ln· LOa Angeles next year there is Japan. mcldentally, has a lso serv ~~ht" out of Maloney In two to thf n~t stcalght pool, eonmtine sotna: to be 11ome very aS60rted and ed 1\.CtlCe that M1k10 Oda, the lDaB • knockouti vtetort• thl.nge hne of 1\U money bet O'll a.Jl hori!U tp fancy leap1nl from hither to yon. Olympic champion ~Lt the hop, Skip aulnS M8ftY • happened fast In 'the We ot ''Bta ·~tn. The result 1~ the returu tor a Nambu , however. Is not the nut and Jump, will be back here In 1931 t Bo " dollar waa;er tlncludlng the dollar athlete to pass the charmed 26· meaning bw;iness. Oda recently set .,...:1Un• hll 111dJbtt.l This aum multtpiU!d by two root mark. One~ Oator of Haltt a new world'fl mark for th\6 strenu .e!~n91':.t::Jit1 ~%'1J~:l!e'~t= hill. rll ~itt"~' home, MaloneJ, wiJJ be the atra!aht or wiiUtftlf"'Ji•qcomp~ep: l:ha~ . ln .IDSil ""th a ous event by doing 51 reet, one hd dta1r.u. -r.\-coaaut. and bloLttbree chUdren located turn tor a &2.00 Mutuel win ticket leap of two Inches 11hort of Num- one quarter mches JnJ. you are bound to !eel l!l;rouchy, llW · b · 1 t t rffort and one eighth I run-down, n-ervaus, • 1eep i 11) 9D1'8.l Oahla, Pla.. EKample: us a es ' America's [allure to do bette1 in WelL t want you to and quitcant autrerjn'f 26 1 , TOday he l5 a speotallaw stuNe ~ pool . . · · · . · $421*00 of an inch more than feet. j th 1s partlcular Une ol track and rlsbLnow llocomatnantt~etwhat dent at. University ot Miami aqd Total money bet on winner $1022.00 Perhaps ~ato~ ::~ie~a~~,~~ I fie ld endeavor onl)' emphasizes tb~ 1~~~ldt~~~~~ ~~~o.tg~lymz:~c 1 in additlbn hu joined the fACUlty 1022) 4264.00 (417 In ~ Ang~ell b Jll certo.lnly fiWt that the evenL should be add - t]loe 11 n•t ftQP 1'8.8, pu.ln. etc, tn a fevt st.&tr as lnstTuctor of ~~· 40!:18 x2 tel e!lt ng am u W: - erl to regular collegiate programs llllnut1111 and aooo m&ke your atomaeh M 1o there to lose no · l tee! ]Ike new, you l'et your mo@eJ" , a ney WIUI wn always '•j l¥ --~ h ' a.s- Japanltyproposes for bringmg back l in order to build up for Lhe 0 YDI• back. Jtt.et._ a•k m• for Dlot.a. U'l I be incUned toward book5. Between 1760 tl8 34 !luc op un p1cs, instead of leaving It solely to cuar&Dtee& his ftghta he· studied En&ll3b litera; f 1022 gl;l~e t.gn~t~;iate8. It would seem I the nati.Qpal A. A. U. ckamplon· j .. or Sale by Martla &: ltoller, Drq• ture and wrote e~Bays in receta, be d . oducei ships. rtU.. Middleport Oblo 1 years. 7380 1as en surpasse as a pr_- - - - a piiJ'I No women need 1u6r .Whoc that WIF moatb Iarcer month. Let VEl>. I CAHE DOWIII· -·""' "~ l~ave II ' • Cal'•'d: (7) Cla ...ace Munn, MinaMota, left auard; (8) JoJ.~n, O_r•i, riaht end: (9) Johnny Baku, Southern Cdlfonte, "tbt •'f•r • (tO) Barr,. WoDd, H•,..,.ard, quarterbadr.; (II) J ... ,.,. Dalr)l'••a., Tulane, left end. assisted by leading coache•. . All have made history ~1) th~ grldirn~ this selll!on and, a~ the curuun 1l rops, can look bnck w1th pr 1de ~o ,th ,_ records they to thei r Aim II Ma tera. it me.m!! to interrollegmte footba ll owmlf tv graduatiOn but undoubt.:dh ..,0 1• •1 of th~m will be heard from aga tn on Ptofe.vional tenm11 n1· u "''r 2.::,_ 0 f br-;ad jumpei-8. Tin{e .;_;;5 when---~ FLYNN STABTIUJ YOtlNG . HOW TO FIGURE Broad Jump, Goal erable '"' oublic "''""' devoted """'"'space to the glory that was ,ODDS p A{ D BY Of N_ipponese ln. Ned a. footer a world champlun Then MUTUELS COffilng Oly'mplcs ·MaJoney Studies- I:PARI - --negro. DeHart Hubbard. "' • 8 JOSEPH OATTARINICH By TED SMlTS and more lat.ely Ed Hamm . the Law at UDIVersity N~ Orlea.na, nee. 1 1 s Sports WriterTt:~ese bnllhmt southerner.n. I ~YEI .,. .. .'" ' '. ~litions l:=•.::,!"'fi;:!•:fu:~.~- ~: - ...... ~~!rut,~" .............., 1 ruorrdothy ,wwm..no, tPo~t"Mu'~.d of atraw •..,. Lfir.c 300 Fireproof R..Onu 100 Room• at $1.00 Each. ' ............ ...... Del.i. I I MINfV Ml:.K I Short BletD 'i..Col el ..... ' ·Jiall ... - ll I'IJIJ1 conuiltrclal .,..,,..... .,. !lire~ bowline' u • ml&na ol lDIWllna: the need or t.eam-wott Jn their empIayeea, The ... ....at .. n.-.1 tru; CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ' Comer lt."n. and e:t BJ W. V. THOKPBON ~Uan h~ tlaTIIi dJicoyOblcaiO· Doe. T-INl'-Recor<ll erM ll>e DOOd or iOOd hoallll and ahow that bowUDI Ji me INdi.Df: tremdllnesa att10111 tbetr worker&. 1Ddoor IJIC)lt tn the Uot\ed State• Some of U\e larae industrial and If you have a savings or checking account with this Bank, remember we will pay the new tax (as payable in 1932) in accordance with the new law. " *' hu been M:tlt'e)J con.. t.hml are mort tb.ID 1.000.100 ,.,... DHi8 ...... t.ht tpOrt for IOMt ~lh,~~~ 1n tbe pml 7ftA aod wtt.h hJ.I lntenain mow Bow.Unc liUmula\11 lood. feUowJedp of facti and ftlurtt II able t.o ablp. ~ JnJ ttavtla l 1lnd all cllll produce , the l o l - art1ele. ,. of --Ia IDIOnlted. c:oo,.m,· rnen. lell&tora, l&wyera, ~. laborora are &II -lpotlnl: Tbomp11011 The new Ol)io Tax Law pl'Ovides for an annual tax of two mill!j on deposita in financial institutions in U!is state. Under the law this tax is c&lected frorn the institution which in turn is given the right to collect jt from the depositors by deducting it from. their deposit accounta. The Citizens National ijank has decided to absorb and pay the two mill tax which will be llll£e&ed under the new law on taxable deposits without charge tc or deduction from the depositcr's account. wlol T!Qa-. Elev~U: Them for AD-American .,.ti..,.IIJ atatoo. _-til, own 1'"''""'1 It· autlli:irtb on bowltnl. Yr. INJ'Ch, I ·can aut.haQUcally a&f 'I'· v. ~no'Wn OtUO. .· HOTEL t.I.ILUMIJUS t.bal 'lllll' orilote ..,. wntton _..1. Bowllnl nporta uld lJ ,,. Ill\eniMkmal l'Cew1 Benlee t}:we .,. DY• tiGQOPQD peog'- ~ ~. · 1 0 - In boW\1111 In 11.- lllll..- YOUR DEPOSITS FREE FROM • I �.. • • • ' ' . I ' .. ' • ~HESTER TEAMS ·ARE Df~HN BY t 0CAl Pl~Y£ RS ,, ~ 'ID J:IAIL'f - _ l Uley filled Lo show enuuah rn.II.J 1001:1 fonn for anyone to become sreatly exclted Naturally the fact that they had but one IICl'lmm..aae prior to Lhe Prlday came t.nd counttns this same, only two before the Cheater pml!', much must be ovtorlooked Their defense asal.nu the Chesterites wu superb, the via· !ton~ being: SCOrf!leu 'JO far a fteld eoa.Ja were concerned IJntU after the t hird stt or playen, I&~ in the laat quarter, had eome on the ftoor Too malll' Mobs 111ere misled durlng the evenlna tor a championship I &loraantzatlon and much p..actJce In basket !hootma mwt be tnduJied In before these ladJ, the 1930 Cham pions, can hope to get Into thelr wtnnina stride again1t tlrst class an tberettet 0 U t c I a ·~ · Their Opponent& By 26-9 Score BOYS WIN EASILY opponent. , Mrs. Frank Diehl Answers Summons Well Knewa Loc.J Woman Victim of Heart AHadr: ; I' - · 0!110. REG~RD [HS EXPLAIN ACTfON · JNiBusiness Man's I Car Is Stolen TO APPROPRIATIONS M~D[~c~::.~~~=~o ~:~en . :::: 0~:··:~:ld•' IfOR COMING YEAR: CUTS N£C£SS~HY c~~~;;~:;;; tb': ' I 3 her home on Union Avenue Sund11.y -~1reiLI' or tb.e Liberty Lunch re&Laurternocn at 1 o clock arter a. w~zk'a . ant, Sunday evenlnJ between the lllnes• "' heart «ouble 1Delerates Sent By Var~oua Orpniutiona Hear Ex· hnnn of e o'clock and 8 o'clock p ro bat1on · Offl<.:cer Wa1 Not Abol"IIheu; . ..1 r~sta.urant Mr easelandhad returned ""' · She wos 73 yea r ~ or n ~P 'l'1d Is t ~ Ianat1on; after workJnatoabout survivEd Dy her hust> 11d one FUNDS LACKING two hours returned to tm car for daughtt.r Mrs Sam Buchanon, two 11:10meth1nf, dlscoverlns It ml&81 1 g sons Albeit and Elmer m~hl of --No clue wa.e obtained by t~tllcen Columbus ond ,. • .,., •••ndchll- ~ MORE SLASHING MAy BE REQUIRED who !>elan an lnvesUratlon and olldren ~l:!rs In other eities and nearby Funeral arran11ement6 have net - town6 were nour:~d . fhe l&t.l:!h~d been made ot t h ~ time but wll\ be I Probation Caaea And Juvenile Court Work Under Jumber Is 230-892 MtJ I Few indeed, 011ere Lhe shots taken ""- meroy Uaes Unuaual by the local boys unless they were ro close to the basket and few or : Number To Win J)y these rellstered to the BTeat disBWlt Rn nounced lal>!!l '· 17 5 C I ot the shootertl Lhemselve111 The • oun score of thls rame was 17 to 5 Two wtnnlnl playa If in close . ~ fa.lr slud crowd was preaent games, occurred howevet, both were Rndfort.l lg 0 0 ILl the Pomeroy aymnulum Salur· by the lanky cente? Crow, who 0 0 44Y evening to see tbt: Panther twice batted t he sphere Into the I La&&ie& a.nd their blc: brother aUl· bucket for rlnaers after his team· Tc.tals . letts perform 1n the !flCODd prell· mates had shot but missed As the Score by quarters 1 2 3 • m1nary 1 ame.s or the se:ason 1.n the ball rebounded from the board. o. Chester Girls 3 2 2 2 lithed.ule of the locrJ tt!ll.llll4' sys· slap by Predd1e sent It back Pomeroy Olrls 8 &0 & ~ of aettln& Into shape for the throt18h the meah at.fter harder pmes to come. Coach Farnham, In t he last por. Pomeroy Boys G F BaLurday nlaht. the Pantheret.tes tion of the game, made a regular Otueser rl I 2 (Wentd. &l&lnst the black and parade of tbl& contest send ing 16 Guinther r( 0 0 Wlt&e J:lad ladles from ChesLer and player.M to the tlool be!ore the nnal fPiuotU lcJ It 0 0 II the evenlne: previous, emera:ed whistle was heard Several of the Holter It 0 0 tll!tortous with little dtmculty substitutes gave . evidence of be· Crow c 0 &iLh team~ showed the etrect.s of coming good pla}ers with plenty of Mees II 0 0 lonl la)lotfs and Uttle practice, as pracLlce and experience Wmebr~nner 0 I Whl and a.aaln easy shots went be- The Chester girls and bo}'s are to P<:.tts It 0 0 fide tHe bt.aket Jnat9d of in it 8o be commended on their tine !lptrh;, Dye II J 0 fN &a the actual playing Ls concern tr~r flght carrying m each gam'!, McCullough 0 0 ~ there waa Uttle Lo ch008f! in the r g t up until the last whl.!ltle Stt.wart 0 0 .,.,. ot outatandln& plays The lo~ wunded in spite or lhe great odds Sim on c 0 0 rtrla with better reserves and aaainst which they played ps 0 0. c ' ter larser girl&, cradually torge<\ The next same w111 be played gf1~ 1 If J 0 the front. Poul ahootln~ was Saturday evening by the bo}s at on II 0 0 Oi4\Y fair, Proctor maklnl iood bl Marletta while the g!rl!: next game li.wtng II 0 0 ftlty percent of her tries while the I& on Decembet 30th 1\Jces TiiJ!t.ins young mias, shot only ono The Hne·up Total9 8 I in &even Her actual efforts were Pommoy Ohla 26 G F Tol.al Cht'ltCI BuyJ> 5 G p ~jter than that however, three Cohen tf 0 0 0 Bailey II I 2 ~ Lhetr WRY through the meah Moor e 1f 0 0 0 Wolr It 0 0 ltut t.wo were· disallowed beca\18e of Ewing If 3 0 6 llah1 0 c I :Oft!.r atepplnif the boundnry line Pwctor tc• c 8 • 20 Hollet H:J 0 0 ~~p;'hf third period was t11e only Ib('r~tach rg 0 0 0 Reibel 0 0 • • tu which the Chester lasslf!s Crary lg 0 0 0 15howed to real advantaa:e In tW..f Duck.wortb: ~ ~. Ig 0 0 0 ·6t!i1od they eaged a fteld 1oal while Bchwartzwn.Ider lg 0 0 0 1i~ltie: their opponent& BCOrel8sa Roush 0 0 0 'fbla &oal waa the pretUest ahot of · rg the eventna:, belns rnade from one Totals 26 .tide of the basket They were handl iaJJped by the abeence of the!( star d, It was said, the mlsslnr Chester Gh·Is 9 I la.dy havtn1 ml.ased. the bWJ Stalnaker I! tm It lett for Pomeroy. Trussell If . 'lll.e fl:nal score was 26 to 9 Matlack <cl It '~--~ snme by Lhe boys which tot~ M Smith .KJW&d hnmecttately ntter the ftnleb E 'mlth .. ot the girls' contest, was a regular CuitlK for the local boys: .-Jthoueh Will 1------------,. """'"' I • 0 Jurisdiction Of Probate Judge Who Ia Suppoaed To Look After Thia Phaae Of Work .. ter an(! some o: moae cha1rs can will apeno a few days there. be round In homee here now Mr and Mrs. Ben Swan dalllh~ He was the last. or the Clvll war 1 Clara, son Joe, Mr and. Mns. P!ter veterans who rouaht In the baWl! Seiber sons Carl and John and on Butftnlton Island He wu ma:r- d&\llbter Ol8ra of HuntinltoD Wffil' fled twice and la survived by hla ruestt> of Mr. aed Mrl. PI1Wp lllllldQ, oj l ail seco ·~• wtfe, who waa formerly SODU11tr Mr. and Mn IJ<,n Hecox. ana' turn :-,.----..,.th;,-ree-,-:)-- RESOLUTION OF RESPECT "' of a pxe.kUbg o1!1ctr who poa6CMed 1n a rare desrr:e the quaut!es of ,.' fairi'.eas and justice, a ~otlumoh trl€.nd a wise coun.stlor, and a Christian aentleman, Thbl auociatton de&lres In i:bhtl W. exprts& it!> heartfelt mann~ .sorrow f(lr Its lo&&, and fo convey to ~ :::amlly ot Mr Nye Jt.e si.,u:ere srmpoth)l in thP.ir bereavement Thf' Melp County Bankera Association C 0 . Mtles, VIce Pl-esldent. Paul S Elmart, Sfcretary . ,"' GOODNEWS • i ILBIRI'ILD'S. $17.50, WE ARE SELLING f'OR . .... . . .. ... .... .. . .. . $9.95 $15.00 WE "'RE SELLIN~ F<?R i . .- ;..:: . ..... .. . .. . . .. . $5.95 $5.95 WE ARE SELLING (1\)R ........•............... $2.95 They have iu•t arrived I Beautiful New Silk ~e11ea in eYery colo,;.;....siz" and •l:jrle."'-SEE THEM A:T ONCE! • And DOn't Por.getl e WI ra e The Senoational Values we Are Offerinr To You in • New Coa Price• At One-Third to One-Half Replat, Price COA(I'SAT $7.95, $13.50, $19.50,$29.50 up to the fineat $39.50. ..''· ' Best Twill Weave Made- Strictly First Quality Full Standard Weight- Size 66x76 Inches ' • NOTICE Pairs eacb , $1 WHILE THEY LAsT THEN TOO-THE MILLINERY valua are almoat unbelievable--Ju•t think . of it. - A $5.00 HAT FOR $1.00-A $7.SO HAT FOR $1.98 . Two Hundred and fifty Hab at "Give Away" Pric:ea. omeroy. silk 'unail~t,;~:. j I SACRED HEART CHURCH Gloves, •• LiDPa. We lane it aii-Ever;lhi111 deaa 'and new, Maldn1 a Jove. ly anortmnt of wonderful ftluea to ulect your ChriatmU f#ifb. ~ aeweat aJICI e 1 WHEREAS. our Heavenly Father " 1n His all wiSe p1 ovldence baa re.. moved from our cl1cle, Mr oeo. \'Nye, the Pruident of our Assocli• tion. and ~. reeornizln& the 1086 ' . • Ulbe Ridenour, and a daqhtcr, daua;hter or Columbus visited rela· Mrs Guard Chaae, of Bedford tivea here <Jver the week end. t<lWllBhip, of the ftr6t marrlaae. Kenneth and Harold Orueset funeral arrangementt have r..ot wEre vil;ltar& in columbus Sunday. been completed at thia time, but Mr. and Mrs L a LaOra.np of \\UI be annouru:ed la.t.er. Hunl.lnlton were the l'uettl of Mt1 and Mm A. w. Drummond Sunda". Mr and Mrs. Charlea Jtdwardl and baby and Mn William POll spent eunday w1th Mr Edward!G parenta at Ru&sellviDe, 0 . Cbkrles H LeMw of Zan~sYIUt v.lsit~d hl.a mother Mrs. Ellzit.bttb. Lehew at Mason Sunday. <Pie.., belt - J c:Ul buy and the Priceal Come i-lt ia your oppoibillitJ.- 8ut, ' 111EATHER FORECAST- " l'l Cloudy and not so eold followed bJ .._ • FULL LEASED Penonals 0 • l R ~·" "" <I • EADQtS N4n'ICE-If ,..,. want the Newa Ollice -' Tile Dall,. Trl...... call .231 L1 If ~ · - Oflloe ... · - 202-R. He was Ill J'!&l'l of ap: and the lut Mni Norman Ruuell returned to th her home In ColumbUs Stmd&J. one of e Harold Wella ramUy. .,... __ ._ o-mpanled .... Mrl. J . R, His father, Hafold Wella, at ode oi2UC .... 5 ..w II:J Ume had a. chair factory 1n Chea-- Stark end Mrs. Edward. stark who " I -' CIVIL WAR VETERAN aoborn ~'"r of Zanennlo -~ ANSWERS SUMMONS ~- ".':; ~~-·~tP ~ Everett R. WoJJa. a Civil war votDo J o u r Ch.Wtmaa enon. died at. bJ5 hnme 1n che-. Shoppin1 at The Sacred Monday mornJna- about 1.30 o'clock. Heart Church Bazaar, :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE � 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 7, 1931 conkle diehl harmon tillman