https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1f79e2f6b0d5a97db2bfb4ee2e73968d.pdf f42106e10258b2e6c78e77ab6050369f PDF Text Text .. .-. . . . ... • • " --··---- - ., ~ 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 .. ; �"""l l i:ii.i~~;::::=::::=:::::::::::::::: ua~dleport IWetlk _.... end wiLh relatlve• at BI.Krrua Marpret HetJy and ltl.l.ster, Mn 1 Mn J J Zelher or Pomeroy waa he Mr anct Mra Wilham Wu.te re· IP 0 Jna(him 1111d daUfhlt-r a llhltOI m toNn Sunc'ay LeMr"' ;t~~~~J~~•d M•"" lurnt>d tu their hom!! hl Oolumbwl Alatha E L and Tom Healy at. I Dr and Mrs Shumaker ~nd two Politer .u..: Qit:<.:~ IH:n ~ll!lchu 0 Monday after ~pellC.w'1'l the week. tended the dt'Cikatlou o! th~ nt:w 1 chlldr~ll art: I ll:Utllli th,. l&ltf'r ~ &UeiUi B.t the home of Ml Ida) end WHJl Mr 11.nd Mrs O;-orte ICathoHc church lit Zwlt..lri.l Eun- 1mother Mn Arch \.!bb:-1 and w A Oold • and Mr~ l'lwuaa 1'._ .... 1\1 . v· . . G Ne\VI ---=~:.:::...:~========::=========~ Jr81D1& I TUESDAY SEP'I'DOIER I, lt31 'ID EWLT TRIBUNII, P010110Y OHIO. re11 PRONE SU~L Idau~;:hter L~na ' Bt:av~~l~JI w~~tl~K; and H.uby l:lyen IdaJTo!reua Mackin returned Monday 1 M Wot:~ Kath! )'n 11.m:! EmO(Jene to~r=pe~t 1 ~~ week. with r . IIL· from Mven.J daya Hslt with F o Pr uth h1:1ve teturned from a vlsl~ parenl.ll Mr ,n:e~n Fred Kl e th•es ahd friend!~ at Columbus !Joaehlm and ramlly Ill CedarJwlth Misses Ruth and Wilma P.oth l1ni She wlll'i.each school thlti ~~~1Let at Salem 1the lea1ue tor the second haU or 1 Earl McKinl ey, who 1s elllploved Grove Kt'b at Ceredo W Va Vw. n RICE • SWITZER plit.Y at Gordon, W Va, spent tht> wee" I Jeliln Smith ot Columbw spent I MIM Lottie Sm!th Is the guest or I The week :rd &uest.s o! Mr The wtadlili c:m:~mon:,o Y.h lch Th~ serlee will consist of tht . ~ end with hiJ; wife Ithe Wt:t' kend v.lth her ptu enl~ Mr l he~~ster Mts _?arollm Campbell JMrs A 1' Ot.oll were Mr and :r.':!l ~tt"'anDed ~~~ HlRkld'a "s'wt·~d~le· u""omneA .an,d tans or l.he recrea I Mrt.ry Helen Cooper bela.n ht!r and Mrs John K Smith I!Wt w Gv." ,~•,,,"s'",',n"ct'ayPtwltpt,''"h',·, D J ParSOh:l and liOns Marion and ..,..,. IJIW!8 ._r of spor w be afforded a ehiLilc J M d M •' H u•·"' Ma Qall'polls I(\ 11\irria&e W~U see 1:1 1 •· studies at the Ol'ftce Tralnlnll: r an r.~:~ Lawrence F aye o: slstt-J Mrs El!zabtth D•rhl and 1 arvey ...._.,. , rle and Pe!!on fom:ed Saturday at 'Io :JO P ~- I lnflsorr;e ve Y ll:&meti during the M:hool at ColumbW! Tu~:-sday IColumbua visited the torme1 ~I duu!!;httrs IDrake Mr ~d Mrs Joe Snyder or at tllf! Jl'lrlt llaptl.st Cllilrch With Ip a1 t he serlt'li I Joe Wlll:lams ot Detroit Ill here litandmother Mrt5 lillie Hysell L J HcsJ(Jp aml rum, "i Wt:l 'I ~~~Ill~~': 0 J~d~~ rut!st.s dwerf' Mr the uuq~la~ !tl.mllifi 111 attend· Q(:'("..l'Be Tu}lor an 1 Clyue Cope vi&lt1nc with his mo~er Mr11 Cla1kiS~ay Suud11)' I(Uests uf M1s Ellzabc>U~ L<!r Miss Or&~Jl or ~::Or~ent.-.o~a•;:n ance spent the W'ei:!k end he lth M WJJ\tama, who 1t1 serloUJiy 111 r and Mrs Dave Aleshire and I • - ~ ---------.. rs Mr R1~ .1,1 Ule son o.r Mrs Et!le and Mrs J H SmUh r:u~day, M~ I Pranlr: Lewl& Knopp will luv.: 1two daughters Evelyn &nd Mark ~ 01' Middleport The br.de 1~ and Mrs J H Smith H~l Va n thla week. for Charleston where he and John Harrison of Athen11 Vib· ltMI daua:hter Of Lou Switzer of Co01wy George Ta)'lo~ and Clydt ylll be employed l lted <..ve.r the w~k end with Mrs I G&llipolla Cupe motored to ClarksbUJw \\here , Marraret Healy returned to her l.JIIIt- Hysell and daughter beTh~ youna cot!ple wtll make they vlalted the S<!ene of the Pm~. e mploymen~ at Rathbuurn's store ~ ir home In UMlllpolil where Mr ers 1111/l'der Tuesday, after enjoytnll: a ncatlon' 1Cf' le emplo)'ed Mr and Mnl 0 s Farmer son I c B Porreat of Fremont spent • Dan :lnd W E Ru..'l«ll spent Sun· the week end with Middlepolt rela· N. Y. (:. AND PURITY day in Huntington Uvea He was accomponled home MI and Mrs Paul Smart spent by Bto 1 To START SERIES !he week end With reU..Uv~ 8 at whohh~h wire'""and 1daua:hter Jean I F E B:~!!.Ya v _ Marlon ave .....~n v siting hen• for New Haven left ror s •.Je 111 wnev 110 Thh series between the New Mr and Mrs. Charles McMa:lter so;:e time Wcrlnes.clay to at!.end M Suml:\~ Yorlr: Central team and Ule Purity apen . the week end with Jeiatlves 1 rs. F 0 Joachim and daurh~t conftJence Ice creams team will get underway Jat T"oy returned to their home In Ced~~.r Mr and Mrs Cha1lcs Bletnt'r and at the Ioc::&.l hllh school diamond Mr and Mrs Peter StR~ \tslted IOron Monday evenlnw a!t"r sen Carl of Chaneator1 ~Cl >.: re here '!'ue&day evening at 8 0 clo k In Winona, W Va wtth relatlvt>M .spending a weet here with th~ ccrt cuuts here They we1e Me· ' Sauer Ruth McKinl~y ' •~ spend!~ the J :w tlal l ito I" N Par&anll Mr antl Mrs C C II.Jid li()Jlh Clll.renCI: li.Ud CfJt'.il U: 1 or l...t'On W VII 1 Mr and Mn; J 8 Hartenbacu ( &l>l<.o ~tnd aod Mill att.ended E.tlz.11.lwththeLehe'>l. dau1h1.er dl'dt:;~.llon ur the ne\1. bno]le a r't Plt,>Sa •t Monday c L Inij:let. 11.nd B P' Bo:w-d rl:' turned Sunday ~vl'nng aJ~r ~>pr!id· ''~' the J!ll.s \.'l l~'l( ill SutUon W Vf\ Mrs G A Gosho n of Ch..rJ,~. tc 1 \lMt t1 M1 ~ !\ f r. oJiJ .,, ..,,. d., 1 "v ° I •• • ' !lane ~ Cubcln A~\bod.Y cant just dancr·s You either have t.o GO lmo Lraini:18' (01 be t orn £1 Cttblln - - - : N-t\'IIONAL .wviaTISINO REPBUENTATIYIJ Dtvlne-Tenney CorporaUoo Masonl,;ity .;:c::;; I MeW Y'.Jrlt and CbieMO mo~- 1 ~~p~~~e;~~r::ld b~~r5 w~~h~~~ :~~:e~ga~t ;e~~l :.' ."Wtu.Thann;unce; _ _:.uesdc ay Mary Healy e ew ...,.. entre.! team Sta h Mr d M w~re wtnnen of the n t .... ,f l ct> w 0 v. 111 v 1sH here for !;t'V· an rs James Bueraae th rs ''"'"' o era! days daughter Charlotte M 0 e loc::ai recreational league and 1 Mr and MrB c M Gren and Wad~l and da rs raham the Pur1ty Creams are now holding ldaughter Vll'glnla returned Moll· tendOO the Bev ughter Colleen att11ht to the: tl.nt place position In day evening art ~r s endl lh t Ath eraae family reun· __ ~ ~ __ _ _ _ P ng e k ens Sunday ~---- - - - --- "' ··1-· • ' ' "'I 11.11 ~ RJAI) THIS FIRST Ia ... riptful -allbe~raloiu,bldd<n ..._ lloo pUdiatbor, P"""" lolur· I!Wf, ._ Jllllin ltor ~ And. them and entrur.t• . . . to Plud Federdl'. who reache• .._....... only to be dain at a COUh- \. .,. ~ ~ lloabilver, '"em ntu,u utd bide11 bimteU •'' &..tlaarme, one• • .UC:C:IIIIIful -.io- llu ,liW~D .., her career be. . . ol an ~ to her wrill. Sbe II poor. Jim. W711ter nK~~e~ her from ... 11Qw.kome &ttationll of LHter . . . . . . . . . . . JIIC!INJ'. but 110 JDOt· ~ W,nter telh bft of Se:vera'a ~!! obe _ .. that .... r--·~.. ...~ ...,. bo bolt! ..... 1*. GMr ft Monii;.Uvn. i • wnm.111,! thel' \\( r e dll'lpoo.~Jtwn, \\hn, no m<lll 01 m \\hal kmd o~ wmk enguged 1n, dJ.,satis fied Al\'oayK talkmg ifl t.h1s \l'tn l :i ~onH ltl\\ much,'' eh and 11, nothmg lll It, fi; O JOb ad \lint urn, until one dun L amount tt~ u.,_, thn go to ~ ht fnrcm <ln .nul mfcnm h1m th ey aH' lew.\lng for n bette1 Job And so tlwy Ko from ]ob to JOh nnd f1nm plucc 1n p\a C'" nP\et ~.lt l :·d l c d und al\\ay!-1 ~ Lilt• thut t1w next J1l .tC{' th~' 1 Apricul Bavarla.b packace li tnt.wbcrry·ftavor ~d M ilLIONS O f PQ U toHI~ VSEO BY OUI" GOVfQ N MHH ll:ela.tln ...'"'·.;;.;;;;- J pint boiling w;tter and l lemon J\dce 1·1 i I~ Four Take _l__~ ued from ,~ge O{leJ Homu !!:vans 22 the Urt\ r1 , mother, Mrs Maude Evuns 43 .llld " slstt>r Flor<"se 8 all of Cleleland l ..._, tquel)'' iamtlfar. He bad hca1 d Catherine Swartz 8 of Tlltonvllle ·~11\k Su~m apeak of that b•g Willi .!> lightly injured <~Even under torture he refuaed to betray what he felt a uc::red trut • Hling o~ place that l1ad "lootl sa1d Katbarme, ' Th" group wa~ enrout~ rrom t he tmnPty for )'ears. Whe1 lin~~; Stale Fnir to the 11omc I 1 • "II 'that word on the torn card of friends In Ra~ land 0 when If th e word "stlv~r' on that torn ~ld rc:£er to Monkstlver, u -.vould lrmpls were n1adr agam and ag 11" the ilCdd~nt cceurred P ulice wei'!! 1 plil) mg card found .tt Ut'!-/!:<11 ~Conn make me fijdl mOre afra1d for Fr;mk to fnrcr a confes.sJQn from bun 1111 .. unab!~J to learn what eau~ed th e I had b~:en part of lin: name "Monk- der duress IH!c:ausc-.. driver 00 lose control of Lht' 11111 . 1• ~-r.ioe broke off with 1 aud- stlvcr," then that s~emmgly m~an­ chint and plunge onto the tlacks mgless scrap of "Htlmg became sud LOYALTY 4en odd ahiver. dlre-=tly Jn !runt ol th e oncnnung .. You !were not fa England at the denly Stgmficant "Oh, 1 have no w ud9 for lua trolley • After what he had just lteard from -~~~~~ ILr Wynt~r, you wouldn't hear splcndtd loyally]" Kathanne l1~d •··~··~-·~·~""---~·~,·--------,' . ____. .. - .......... , .,_ it; but weeks aao sometbtog ter~ Kathar•ne, that qun:r story h~htnd cr1ed "Even under torture h~ 1e• 1 ritlle and tragic tOOk plac~ in that the weeks old murder at Monkstlver, fused to betray what h(! felt a •a. 14 Seventy·two Years of A•e bt~ate. A mae dog1ed from Russ1a Wynter felt that here mtKht be the cred trust, even when thue seen•td I» England, .and 8truck down an (Old ~rst unexpu:ted due to the my ~ tuy no prosp~ct that th(! Jew~b he v ;.as and Feel Like a Youn• IIIOod. by .ben who wanted ihtl se~ of hts vantshed fnend guardmg cmild ever co1ne ha1 k 10 Maa" 10 . .,.. cretJ What 1f the same menace that A cache of umuc n~ely valuable anyone of the Murmov blood !COlt one man hi1 hfe IS d1rected now jewels, that had been smugghd out that he shouhl have dted wh ,-. 11 t apinst F'rank?" she whispered of Russia ~nd were 1\0W h1ddcn last 1t seem~4 a1 If atter alo lu, breathlessly. "Those jewels have somcwhue m that old house, thetr dr~a m~ wet(! commg tru e! Poor ,~laimecl l»c vietnu already Now- ludmQi place known only to the nun Paul!" she had added p•t•fu!ly 1 ,-bai you tell me-1f he ts to IJe whcl had found death there and The ta~k Severn had set hjm ~~ n I the autl" rrank Severn; what more hkely had been penlous enoul{h from the thhn tl•llt those rii:Spon51Uie for StY- moment of h1s settmg foot m a THE RUBI&S ern's dtsappearancc last mght were country overrun w1th secret ag[nh "But what Jcv.els?" cned Wynter the men for whom I'cdcroff's mur. and sp1e5, with Fed<erofll fust 1o b~ ..Some •lmost pru:clcst sttm~s dt'!r ln1.d been a fnutlcss cr1me, and tractd, and then the long journey 1a.noag tb the bistoru; Czanna tlus then ~~cond bad for the ~JeCJ"i:t? acron hundreds of ,nnles of Russ•·• 1 Ru~,ltJ.t were 1muggl..a out of As the taxtcab earned h1m from to rece1ve those Jet.els from the1r Rulela aad brou,ht secrellylo E'ng Katl1arme s Jlat to R•duuond, Wyo. ~t rante 10-year-old h1dmg place. Jalld-ihe IJdrfi\oy lamal1 Jcweb, lcr s mmd m<~r , hakd al{alll th~ ar· thai were hiddqa away v,oheo the rev ray of facts bftlru•R on tlu!> my!>· MONEY TALKS lolu ion b~ out. My mother was a tcry tl•al had come mto h1 ij posses- 1Long before he wa~ throug• w 1th 1 Mqri~tllt last W:uriuOv;' her sa~n tmu"'lat hls.task, Severn had aensed th*'t Ml~· 1itber and brothers had bec11 shot PICIOO was asttr, that to attempt hJ 1 doW• b7 the reyofutionalies tD the THE LAST WORD leave the country "'1h the jewels tn ~rtyard of theu owa castle. It fhe la~t Kathanm had heard of Ius POS);C88IOD wouiQ be to court d11· wu Fra"'k Severn who planned to I rank Severn had been a letter he aster But m Runta bnbery can do • rctri~'le the Czarjn• Rubiet for ,me, had wntten from \ ll"nn,., some five rnu~h It wa1 found pqss1hle for 1who aocc:eeded in smug1Jiing thom wc~ks ago. tJntal th~n Kathanne Federoff, If not ,hmlSeU. to altp over out of Ruuil,. SC!Dt them Set:~ret)y by heriiclf had not known \v*nther he the frontier Federoff was to make [ trusted IJlellenaer lo En1l1~d- had suececdcd..or (a 11ed m that tlan- Ius way to Eugland w1~h the Jcwe)~. Jfaal F~d~toft, •ho 'WJI8 murdered gcrotB mJhJOII that had taken lum I~ Wflt at tlonk~Uivcr, \f"hcrc ii.R old ipr thole jewels at Mo't:iksdvcr." to Ro!s ia It had not bi:<.: n safe for fanuly · sarvant waif cardabr. unt;l A httle shuddeJI shook her votcc Severn to wtltc hll ltc wali off Rus. ~cvcrn oould Jom hmt there RATfmURN DODSON ..And the mea who murdered Fed· s1an so 11. W I il t h •s ntesscnger safe out of hoursM1414leport: J), 1 wv.s InOblct, such K.a. Fweakened •off lOt away witll the Jewels '~ The doll.te of that letter wa8 81 x. Ruu1a, Severn had prcpa ..ed to de· "Before takll}g stanso SyF.tmn days after the murder of h •dcroff, part too. In the tram nea11hefron·1Tonie, I ha(1 hJccoughs for :~lxty l liked' Jim Wynter. "No. They fa1led to find them af· the secret messcng;~.: r \\hom Sncrn t1cr an attack wa11 m.ade on hm1, h11 condition tluo.t I could hardly raise ltr their crime. We learned lhat m had sept on ahead w1tb the Czanna luggag.e r~naadre~ and h1mself ac· m.y hand 1 Bl.arted taking Stanoo lhe a&nnp•l way," Kathanne ••d Rubies. Severn, when wratmg to vc:rely 1njnred For a day or two he 18ystem Tonic and commenced to "'Samewhere iD thtt old hou&e m Kathanne, had already learned from had CTen been • ckhnnu~, ha.d hf' ,fool better rleht awav and 1mpr0\· Richmond lhe C:carina ~biea are an Enabsh newspaper of 1111 m<:s· wh1le dehnoua, a1ven tho&e secre; rapidly and now I am able to do ldll hiddea, the1r h1dtng pla(e knowb 1 en~r· 1 fate. enemy agents a clue by wh.lch to • bud day's work every day 1 a.m nly to the dead ma........ nd one Of Federoff Katharine had apoken PICk up the trail of~~ tre&lllllt:~ I' seventy-two years or age and r~el other." WJth 1 deep gratitude and pity. For n1dently Federoff had bee" "L ..... e a yuon1 man "'Yo• mean-to Fnnk Seftrnr' " Batltff 0 ~ tlit grq,.c :Uurinov e•· followed to En,tand In v 1 ~ 1 na 1 Pl'tenda 'have noticed the Jm·1 ltroke lrom WJnler tates, he had been a famd.ar figure when thr.ee weeks lak.r he had 1 1 ~e~ J)I'OVement In my healthy a.ppel\r· Se.em io the han4a ol the1e lin· of~ ber o"'n chil4b4lod day1 m RU.J- able to reattme his JOUrney to E 18• I ~n~ fl. I rood. tbJ.eep well a.nd lqmfp mea who Qd foiJowcid the a.ia. Federoff It wa• Who, when ti\e la'ttd, Seve~n had r~ad the newt~ Gl ee 1ae oef canno say enough In Kurin=well from Sov£et Ru1s1a storm of revolution had 1wept over Federpff's tnUrdf!r, r:eart~ly 8~~::~m t::i~=~ .. Ee •a.' t~il the clu~ to tlte remote MurntoY Ca1tle, had se~ Had rCfd , IOruethiRIIl', ..,.,, ilt ... cine to an.ybod:t who 11 In need o1' j -~ of b11 disappeJ.nncc? cretly plated the jewels m safe bid· new,paper report of the c::r1me that lt. 1 Respectfully, ..! ...... ' " oat tometh.iar at iJlg. though meaningktt to otlter ~ 1 1 MCM1kl~ftl',• \Y;ater 111icl ndJust in time. The destruction of en, told Frank: Severn, a 1 kathar..l hthburn Dodson t4eal,. aH I Dl _.. . lhel'le now- Castle MurmOY had bee. followed int llnew from hil letter, that tltOIIII! St.Dao S}'ltl!m Tollte Is sold by toaigbtl" ewiftly by Federoff'• arreal It wa• unti'&Cf!d. unknown mltl'ftren had The BtAnsbury Drug CO, 1n MlddleWu dten I m..ce of hdiq out thought he mi..a.t be in the sec:ret of 1lilJ f 'I d fi d h port Olito I Lf' J ... Jl'q;'z 'l .. l tU __..,._. •;;__..!·· .,.b, a:.:_~ n t e c;uri'=. ~~~b~ ld•. . A,, IJ I JuJ~ 1·2 teaepoon mUJtard. 1~4 teaspoon paprUta 1 1-4 cold watar I I ap. lco ~ BuiiC"d Salad Drallnr Makes J 3·4: CUPII) 2 C'giJS 4 tl\bleapoons fto,w2 (.QblesPQODB supr 1 t~>aspoor:a BQit --- ~ ~ - I 3•t IUIV 3 ·~::~::;- ctJmamon candies !• xrn - '.And,.. W)nter :suddenly remem 3 tablapc:<lns Augar 6 :ne1ium sized pears matter whm~ W•1t klll}.(' were ulwH\ s "Tius lo\Llllo{ ' Clj"..,I!Fl!:R I Balrm 0 Sept A- IN&-Nelln" decapitated bJ u p1wcrlu l blow <J." Ia hng·e butcher knife Georg-e Schn'ldt 43 Salf>m meal dea)er and prommem buslnct;t:~ mnn was ' 14 ' 11 LI AS RJ rt H'"' I found murdered m his meaL ma.r· 111 11 d Me & pt 8- JNS.. - kf't t:c1e toda) '1~ why ,th~ name had stmck him j1.nket tablet 2 toablespoon oold water t 1 Jnt milk 1~2 teaspoon vau.llla H NOW GOON I I 1 ~ frJnk'• father,'" She expblmed. Baked Pe!u' D~rt ..• 0 t'Monk;sd'!er Ia tl•c; na'Pe ol an oltl llre add 1-.fr Ciql lemon lnto lted~ (l,luac::.. cvver para1'ttn when cold • 'I II0~1 m RidmuJild du1t belonged to to bolllnl 'po1nc lor <at11 cup ol or unW ~t teet Jut before WITHIN AND [;QT WITHOUT AVE AN)~ OF \O U Jeadt•rs (' \l'l werkerl wtth a t~ ' llf .... l\. ___ _ IJ[ALI':k. MU ••DL RED I liiiiL :1 '-r&.llJeB 1 lem&1l 1-4 cup lemon Julee Ellce unpetled lruit very Add three times u rnucn fruit BoO aD pllnqt.es • j~O<\"U" M~ A'f I WJ'IIta', foto help. However, he i• Mdnaped befoQ w,.wor can roach I I I Ju, owa country bome. Bcuar'a &.c. aad Wk upon b1s frilllld. ]1m at I' today hil1° pill u VUong TI-e In explurl' r .o; return miU'ked h18 tnp lnt_.. the Arctic r..nd bit"'" l th!.t c uutu~ !lip by uuplane el~hth allI a nvolutionafJ Horfrl-d,Pnuks..er., ..., .. a.., • • I~o;~~:~~d w~~m~a~y ~~~ s.~.~''"noJ•.,;;;"; I "ummer ht·rl' I ., 5ldne'Y UJaPWicL lla-..... I • and the papers every tz•m e I ••t and the bJHk behind hllu Ct:lmmoUJdP-r Durulld D MacJ41l!an noted txplorer had arrived llOtn• Give ·.m e Waittr Le~a:; ot Pt 111 th gut>st of h ~ arand~renl.ls U'r 1tnd Mrs Hem ) V/mt.crs Eleanor Carsey who 1~ 11UendlnK busmt'ss l'Oilege at ClLr,rltsk..l ·~ spi'ndlnc the wet>k ~nd \\,th h1r parents M1 ~ F..sta Bumgiudltcl was the r ~r~nt wuest ul ~~.!i.'S Saiah Humm at Pcmero~ J uhn G)Qa:>~ ul Belle W Vu 1~ vls\ 1 1ng at the home oi hi.S aunl I' Mtss Freda G)gax 1 Miss Alma Dudding went to Nl· tro, Saturday where she will teach school the ensuing term Mr 1U1d Mrs George Mees and dauchter E llen and F1 ank HSJ riB motmed to Cleveland Saturday They returned Monday a.ccompan· led by Elizabeth Mees who hiUI been spending the past sevet'l\1 weeks at tha~ place \lsltlng wi t h lelatlves Mr and Mrs L Wlllla.ms and daughtet spent the \'oel'k end Pair Plain W Va \l ith •elath es Mr and Mrs Charles Bletner and daughter spent Sunday here 1 Leola Wolf has gone to Hwltlng. 1 1 ton, where she will en tel Mars hall~ colle1e for the winter term I Ml86 Marcelline Wilson had eharae of the Rose Bea uty Shoppe I at Oalllpolls Sat\11 day Mt and Mrs Hallie Taylot and fa.mlly and MISI:i Emma Stewart of 1 Wellsburg, W Va spent the week I end With Mrs Jennie Tavlor 1 Mr and Mrs W A Gold "'ere visitors at the home of Mr and J Mrs E J Flynn at Parkeasbmg over the ~ek end Pearl Stanley >•:;:~lllo~;,:~~~; 111 v!Bitlng 1rlend11 and here Charles Lehew or Zanesville the a:uest or his mother, Mrs Zl\beth. Lehew a.nd family for week end lion THE RIGHT ATT!TUDE---0 come let us and..-bow do\\ n, let UR kneel before the Lord our maker For 'He 1-: our God and \\ e are the people of hts pasture -P1alm 95 6, 7 4 waste~ 'j I Pre#'RMW ~..., ,......., Ia. a.ofnl'el 011*1 n l wun arctic Il:iblador COOI!t ,rtcr l..arpr Tilt• w..io..l Capllol Tl•e CRpUol at \\'nshlncton Is i-lfl feet IOBJI' and !ITO f~ n hi ~ 'fht! pa lace of u .. 011lal J.am• at Lhnf!ll Ia 1,000 feet 1001', four 1toriH 111 hl!'igllt, IUrtoOUDtl!d bJ ll larp tlowe OO\ wed wJt11 KOid, as •~ 1110 the (lf!:rlstJ;Ie pUI~n In fi'Ol,ll It ~.:•mtalns 4()() rooms and 1333 \\lnlh.h\8. The buUdloa: 1\U commeneet~ ),~ )elll'l!l n.:u and the mott rt:ot'i!'Dt addlllon It 200 )l!ttrs ohl A ln"mlorle n•rhy &laeltero~ 7.300 lames. ....... ._ I get more kick out of rolling my own with Pril)ce Albert. So simple too you just put a 6ngerful into a paper and roll-then you're all set for the «andest home·made sm?ke you ever tasted. They're rolled ilia jiffy-and that meane it i~ easier and the tobacco stays put. I ,J" you tpen.d as lhdc 11 flO moothl:; fa.r perilh~ble f'ood• .• you caa d'ord a G11eoral Eleari~;: R.efriseraror. Af'te-r yo~ General Elcctrl" is P•hllo~. Ju aavln$• coa.dnue year after year. 3 ,. .... BU&r&ntee Oolll complete refrigerator• .Let a ;{Gontltal 6 ee~tc 1pay lin way 1iJI! your home. Hue h I !• 1 I ~ Cl..::h~eJ:cd 1omouow ~o.r a down paya1~at of juu $10. I ' ' ELECTltlC ' '• /ed ea: 1 lM /ltD < 2 full ouaoe• in evef"J' T111 Rolla ..., aDd •tay11 put -NBXT TO P.A . THH RIGHT PAPF.:R9 StrUCbt from p,.._, ttMt home olrhe world 's hnen e•t•re«e·pt~pcrt-llraifbt from dle flmoun ft~otOrlft ol Bo!lorC, fur more than • hundred ynn maker of tiM world'n 6aost oignrene· pt~pefl, come OCH'•, m•de e·..m:allyfor R. J. R.,.oolds Tobn~ Cowpaoy-•nd YOU, Book ol (jt ........ ~.at tM atore wbere you pt pod old P.A. ~ Your nose will tell you how downright torHI this fragrant tobacco is. Tl1en light up and get that cool, smooth, mild, full· bodied P. A. Oavor. Your first P. A. cigarette will make you and Prince Albert friends for keeps. Its delightful satisfying taste will win you. P. A. ia Sreat in a pipe, too. Try it. I I -NO OTHEI TOIACCO IS LIKE 1T1 �"""l l i:ii.i~~;::::=::::=:::::::::::::::: ua~dleport IWetlk _.... end wiLh relatlve• at BI.Krrua Marpret HetJy and ltl.l.ster, Mn 1 Mn J J Zelher or Pomeroy waa he Mr anct Mra Wilham Wu.te re· IP 0 Jna(him 1111d daUfhlt-r a llhltOI m toNn Sunc'ay LeMr"' ;t~~~~J~~•d M•"" lurnt>d tu their hom!! hl Oolumbwl Alatha E L and Tom Healy at. I Dr and Mrs Shumaker ~nd two Politer .u..: Qit:<.:~ IH:n ~ll!lchu 0 Monday after ~pellC.w'1'l the week. tended the dt'Cikatlou o! th~ nt:w 1 chlldr~ll art: I ll:Utllli th,. l&ltf'r ~ &UeiUi B.t the home of Ml Ida) end WHJl Mr 11.nd Mrs O;-orte ICathoHc church lit Zwlt..lri.l Eun- 1mother Mn Arch \.!bb:-1 and w A Oold • and Mr~ l'lwuaa 1'._ .... 1\1 . v· . . G Ne\VI ---=~:.:::...:~========::=========~ Jr81D1& I TUESDAY SEP'I'DOIER I, lt31 'ID EWLT TRIBUNII, P010110Y OHIO. re11 PRONE SU~L Idau~;:hter L~na ' Bt:av~~l~JI w~~tl~K; and H.uby l:lyen IdaJTo!reua Mackin returned Monday 1 M Wot:~ Kath! )'n 11.m:! EmO(Jene to~r=pe~t 1 ~~ week. with r . IIL· from Mven.J daya Hslt with F o Pr uth h1:1ve teturned from a vlsl~ parenl.ll Mr ,n:e~n Fred Kl e th•es ahd friend!~ at Columbus !Joaehlm and ramlly Ill CedarJwlth Misses Ruth and Wilma P.oth l1ni She wlll'i.each school thlti ~~~1Let at Salem 1the lea1ue tor the second haU or 1 Earl McKinl ey, who 1s elllploved Grove Kt'b at Ceredo W Va Vw. n RICE • SWITZER plit.Y at Gordon, W Va, spent tht> wee" I Jeliln Smith ot Columbw spent I MIM Lottie Sm!th Is the guest or I The week :rd &uest.s o! Mr The wtadlili c:m:~mon:,o Y.h lch Th~ serlee will consist of tht . ~ end with hiJ; wife Ithe Wt:t' kend v.lth her ptu enl~ Mr l he~~ster Mts _?arollm Campbell JMrs A 1' Ot.oll were Mr and :r.':!l ~tt"'anDed ~~~ HlRkld'a "s'wt·~d~le· u""omneA .an,d tans or l.he recrea I Mrt.ry Helen Cooper bela.n ht!r and Mrs John K Smith I!Wt w Gv." ,~•,,,"s'",',n"ct'ayPtwltpt,''"h',·, D J ParSOh:l and liOns Marion and ..,..,. IJIW!8 ._r of spor w be afforded a ehiLilc J M d M •' H u•·"' Ma Qall'polls I(\ 11\irria&e W~U see 1:1 1 •· studies at the Ol'ftce Tralnlnll: r an r.~:~ Lawrence F aye o: slstt-J Mrs El!zabtth D•rhl and 1 arvey ...._.,. , rle and Pe!!on fom:ed Saturday at 'Io :JO P ~- I lnflsorr;e ve Y ll:&meti during the M:hool at ColumbW! Tu~:-sday IColumbua visited the torme1 ~I duu!!;httrs IDrake Mr ~d Mrs Joe Snyder or at tllf! Jl'lrlt llaptl.st Cllilrch With Ip a1 t he serlt'li I Joe Wlll:lams ot Detroit Ill here litandmother Mrt5 lillie Hysell L J HcsJ(Jp aml rum, "i Wt:l 'I ~~~Ill~~': 0 J~d~~ rut!st.s dwerf' Mr the uuq~la~ !tl.mllifi 111 attend· Q(:'("..l'Be Tu}lor an 1 Clyue Cope vi&lt1nc with his mo~er Mr11 Cla1kiS~ay Suud11)' I(Uests uf M1s Ellzabc>U~ L<!r Miss Or&~Jl or ~::Or~ent.-.o~a•;:n ance spent the W'ei:!k end he lth M WJJ\tama, who 1t1 serloUJiy 111 r and Mrs Dave Aleshire and I • - ~ ---------.. rs Mr R1~ .1,1 Ule son o.r Mrs Et!le and Mrs J H SmUh r:u~day, M~ I Pranlr: Lewl& Knopp will luv.: 1two daughters Evelyn &nd Mark ~ 01' Middleport The br.de 1~ and Mrs J H Smith H~l Va n thla week. for Charleston where he and John Harrison of Athen11 Vib· ltMI daua:hter Of Lou Switzer of Co01wy George Ta)'lo~ and Clydt ylll be employed l lted <..ve.r the w~k end with Mrs I G&llipolla Cupe motored to ClarksbUJw \\here , Marraret Healy returned to her l.JIIIt- Hysell and daughter beTh~ youna cot!ple wtll make they vlalted the S<!ene of the Pm~. e mploymen~ at Rathbuurn's store ~ ir home In UMlllpolil where Mr ers 1111/l'der Tuesday, after enjoytnll: a ncatlon' 1Cf' le emplo)'ed Mr and Mnl 0 s Farmer son I c B Porreat of Fremont spent • Dan :lnd W E Ru..'l«ll spent Sun· the week end with Middlepolt rela· N. Y. (:. AND PURITY day in Huntington Uvea He was accomponled home MI and Mrs Paul Smart spent by Bto 1 To START SERIES !he week end With reU..Uv~ 8 at whohh~h wire'""and 1daua:hter Jean I F E B:~!!.Ya v _ Marlon ave .....~n v siting hen• for New Haven left ror s •.Je 111 wnev 110 Thh series between the New Mr and Mrs. Charles McMa:lter so;:e time Wcrlnes.clay to at!.end M Suml:\~ Yorlr: Central team and Ule Purity apen . the week end with Jeiatlves 1 rs. F 0 Joachim and daurh~t conftJence Ice creams team will get underway Jat T"oy returned to their home In Ced~~.r Mr and Mrs Cha1lcs Bletnt'r and at the Ioc::&.l hllh school diamond Mr and Mrs Peter StR~ \tslted IOron Monday evenlnw a!t"r sen Carl of Chaneator1 ~Cl >.: re here '!'ue&day evening at 8 0 clo k In Winona, W Va wtth relatlvt>M .spending a weet here with th~ ccrt cuuts here They we1e Me· ' Sauer Ruth McKinl~y ' •~ spend!~ the J :w tlal l ito I" N Par&anll Mr antl Mrs C C II.Jid li()Jlh Clll.renCI: li.Ud CfJt'.il U: 1 or l...t'On W VII 1 Mr and Mn; J 8 Hartenbacu ( &l>l<.o ~tnd aod Mill att.ended E.tlz.11.lwththeLehe'>l. dau1h1.er dl'dt:;~.llon ur the ne\1. bno]le a r't Plt,>Sa •t Monday c L Inij:let. 11.nd B P' Bo:w-d rl:' turned Sunday ~vl'nng aJ~r ~>pr!id· ''~' the J!ll.s \.'l l~'l( ill SutUon W Vf\ Mrs G A Gosho n of Ch..rJ,~. tc 1 \lMt t1 M1 ~ !\ f r. oJiJ .,, ..,,. d., 1 "v ° I •• • ' !lane ~ Cubcln A~\bod.Y cant just dancr·s You either have t.o GO lmo Lraini:18' (01 be t orn £1 Cttblln - - - : N-t\'IIONAL .wviaTISINO REPBUENTATIYIJ Dtvlne-Tenney CorporaUoo Masonl,;ity .;:c::;; I MeW Y'.Jrlt and CbieMO mo~- 1 ~~p~~~e;~~r::ld b~~r5 w~~h~~~ :~~:e~ga~t ;e~~l :.' ."Wtu.Thann;unce; _ _:.uesdc ay Mary Healy e ew ...,.. entre.! team Sta h Mr d M w~re wtnnen of the n t .... ,f l ct> w 0 v. 111 v 1sH here for !;t'V· an rs James Bueraae th rs ''"'"' o era! days daughter Charlotte M 0 e loc::ai recreational league and 1 Mr and MrB c M Gren and Wad~l and da rs raham the Pur1ty Creams are now holding ldaughter Vll'glnla returned Moll· tendOO the Bev ughter Colleen att11ht to the: tl.nt place position In day evening art ~r s endl lh t Ath eraae family reun· __ ~ ~ __ _ _ _ P ng e k ens Sunday ~---- - - - --- "' ··1-· • ' ' "'I 11.11 ~ RJAI) THIS FIRST Ia ... riptful -allbe~raloiu,bldd<n ..._ lloo pUdiatbor, P"""" lolur· I!Wf, ._ Jllllin ltor ~ And. them and entrur.t• . . . to Plud Federdl'. who reache• .._....... only to be dain at a COUh- \. .,. ~ ~ lloabilver, '"em ntu,u utd bide11 bimteU •'' &..tlaarme, one• • .UC:C:IIIIIful -.io- llu ,liW~D .., her career be. . . ol an ~ to her wrill. Sbe II poor. Jim. W711ter nK~~e~ her from ... 11Qw.kome &ttationll of LHter . . . . . . . . . . . JIIC!INJ'. but 110 JDOt· ~ W,nter telh bft of Se:vera'a ~!! obe _ .. that .... r--·~.. ...~ ...,. bo bolt! ..... 1*. GMr ft Monii;.Uvn. i • wnm.111,! thel' \\( r e dll'lpoo.~Jtwn, \\hn, no m<lll 01 m \\hal kmd o~ wmk enguged 1n, dJ.,satis fied Al\'oayK talkmg ifl t.h1s \l'tn l :i ~onH ltl\\ much,'' eh and 11, nothmg lll It, fi; O JOb ad \lint urn, until one dun L amount tt~ u.,_, thn go to ~ ht fnrcm <ln .nul mfcnm h1m th ey aH' lew.\lng for n bette1 Job And so tlwy Ko from ]ob to JOh nnd f1nm plucc 1n p\a C'" nP\et ~.lt l :·d l c d und al\\ay!-1 ~ Lilt• thut t1w next J1l .tC{' th~' 1 Apricul Bavarla.b packace li tnt.wbcrry·ftavor ~d M ilLIONS O f PQ U toHI~ VSEO BY OUI" GOVfQ N MHH ll:ela.tln ...'"'·.;;.;;;;- J pint boiling w;tter and l lemon J\dce 1·1 i I~ Four Take _l__~ ued from ,~ge O{leJ Homu !!:vans 22 the Urt\ r1 , mother, Mrs Maude Evuns 43 .llld " slstt>r Flor<"se 8 all of Cleleland l ..._, tquel)'' iamtlfar. He bad hca1 d Catherine Swartz 8 of Tlltonvllle ·~11\k Su~m apeak of that b•g Willi .!> lightly injured <~Even under torture he refuaed to betray what he felt a uc::red trut • Hling o~ place that l1ad "lootl sa1d Katbarme, ' Th" group wa~ enrout~ rrom t he tmnPty for )'ears. Whe1 lin~~; Stale Fnir to the 11omc I 1 • "II 'that word on the torn card of friends In Ra~ land 0 when If th e word "stlv~r' on that torn ~ld rc:£er to Monkstlver, u -.vould lrmpls were n1adr agam and ag 11" the ilCdd~nt cceurred P ulice wei'!! 1 plil) mg card found .tt Ut'!-/!:<11 ~Conn make me fijdl mOre afra1d for Fr;mk to fnrcr a confes.sJQn from bun 1111 .. unab!~J to learn what eau~ed th e I had b~:en part of lin: name "Monk- der duress IH!c:ausc-.. driver 00 lose control of Lht' 11111 . 1• ~-r.ioe broke off with 1 aud- stlvcr," then that s~emmgly m~an­ chint and plunge onto the tlacks mgless scrap of "Htlmg became sud LOYALTY 4en odd ahiver. dlre-=tly Jn !runt ol th e oncnnung .. You !were not fa England at the denly Stgmficant "Oh, 1 have no w ud9 for lua trolley • After what he had just lteard from -~~~~~ ILr Wynt~r, you wouldn't hear splcndtd loyally]" Kathanne l1~d •··~··~-·~·~""---~·~,·--------,' . ____. .. - .......... , .,_ it; but weeks aao sometbtog ter~ Kathar•ne, that qun:r story h~htnd cr1ed "Even under torture h~ 1e• 1 ritlle and tragic tOOk plac~ in that the weeks old murder at Monkstlver, fused to betray what h(! felt a •a. 14 Seventy·two Years of A•e bt~ate. A mae dog1ed from Russ1a Wynter felt that here mtKht be the cred trust, even when thue seen•td I» England, .and 8truck down an (Old ~rst unexpu:ted due to the my ~ tuy no prosp~ct that th(! Jew~b he v ;.as and Feel Like a Youn• IIIOod. by .ben who wanted ihtl se~ of hts vantshed fnend guardmg cmild ever co1ne ha1 k 10 Maa" 10 . .,.. cretJ What 1f the same menace that A cache of umuc n~ely valuable anyone of the Murmov blood !COlt one man hi1 hfe IS d1rected now jewels, that had been smugghd out that he shouhl have dted wh ,-. 11 t apinst F'rank?" she whispered of Russia ~nd were 1\0W h1ddcn last 1t seem~4 a1 If atter alo lu, breathlessly. "Those jewels have somcwhue m that old house, thetr dr~a m~ wet(! commg tru e! Poor ,~laimecl l»c vietnu already Now- ludmQi place known only to the nun Paul!" she had added p•t•fu!ly 1 ,-bai you tell me-1f he ts to IJe whcl had found death there and The ta~k Severn had set hjm ~~ n I the autl" rrank Severn; what more hkely had been penlous enoul{h from the thhn tl•llt those rii:Spon51Uie for StY- moment of h1s settmg foot m a THE RUBI&S ern's dtsappearancc last mght were country overrun w1th secret ag[nh "But what Jcv.els?" cned Wynter the men for whom I'cdcroff's mur. and sp1e5, with Fed<erofll fust 1o b~ ..Some •lmost pru:clcst sttm~s dt'!r ln1.d been a fnutlcss cr1me, and tractd, and then the long journey 1a.noag tb the bistoru; Czanna tlus then ~~cond bad for the ~JeCJ"i:t? acron hundreds of ,nnles of Russ•·• 1 Ru~,ltJ.t were 1muggl..a out of As the taxtcab earned h1m from to rece1ve those Jet.els from the1r Rulela aad brou,ht secrellylo E'ng Katl1arme s Jlat to R•duuond, Wyo. ~t rante 10-year-old h1dmg place. Jalld-ihe IJdrfi\oy lamal1 Jcweb, lcr s mmd m<~r , hakd al{alll th~ ar· thai were hiddqa away v,oheo the rev ray of facts bftlru•R on tlu!> my!>· MONEY TALKS lolu ion b~ out. My mother was a tcry tl•al had come mto h1 ij posses- 1Long before he wa~ throug• w 1th 1 Mqri~tllt last W:uriuOv;' her sa~n tmu"'lat hls.task, Severn had aensed th*'t Ml~· 1itber and brothers had bec11 shot PICIOO was asttr, that to attempt hJ 1 doW• b7 the reyofutionalies tD the THE LAST WORD leave the country "'1h the jewels tn ~rtyard of theu owa castle. It fhe la~t Kathanm had heard of Ius POS);C88IOD wouiQ be to court d11· wu Fra"'k Severn who planned to I rank Severn had been a letter he aster But m Runta bnbery can do • rctri~'le the Czarjn• Rubiet for ,me, had wntten from \ ll"nn,., some five rnu~h It wa1 found pqss1hle for 1who aocc:eeded in smug1Jiing thom wc~ks ago. tJntal th~n Kathanne Federoff, If not ,hmlSeU. to altp over out of Ruuil,. SC!Dt them Set:~ret)y by heriiclf had not known \v*nther he the frontier Federoff was to make [ trusted IJlellenaer lo En1l1~d- had suececdcd..or (a 11ed m that tlan- Ius way to Eugland w1~h the Jcwe)~. Jfaal F~d~toft, •ho 'WJI8 murdered gcrotB mJhJOII that had taken lum I~ Wflt at tlonk~Uivcr, \f"hcrc ii.R old ipr thole jewels at Mo't:iksdvcr." to Ro!s ia It had not bi:<.: n safe for fanuly · sarvant waif cardabr. unt;l A httle shuddeJI shook her votcc Severn to wtltc hll ltc wali off Rus. ~cvcrn oould Jom hmt there RATfmURN DODSON ..And the mea who murdered Fed· s1an so 11. W I il t h •s ntesscnger safe out of hoursM1414leport: J), 1 wv.s InOblct, such K.a. Fweakened •off lOt away witll the Jewels '~ The doll.te of that letter wa8 81 x. Ruu1a, Severn had prcpa ..ed to de· "Before takll}g stanso SyF.tmn days after the murder of h •dcroff, part too. In the tram nea11hefron·1Tonie, I ha(1 hJccoughs for :~lxty l liked' Jim Wynter. "No. They fa1led to find them af· the secret messcng;~.: r \\hom Sncrn t1cr an attack wa11 m.ade on hm1, h11 condition tluo.t I could hardly raise ltr their crime. We learned lhat m had sept on ahead w1tb the Czanna luggag.e r~naadre~ and h1mself ac· m.y hand 1 Bl.arted taking Stanoo lhe a&nnp•l way," Kathanne ••d Rubies. Severn, when wratmg to vc:rely 1njnred For a day or two he 18ystem Tonic and commenced to "'Samewhere iD thtt old hou&e m Kathanne, had already learned from had CTen been • ckhnnu~, ha.d hf' ,fool better rleht awav and 1mpr0\· Richmond lhe C:carina ~biea are an Enabsh newspaper of 1111 m<:s· wh1le dehnoua, a1ven tho&e secre; rapidly and now I am able to do ldll hiddea, the1r h1dtng pla(e knowb 1 en~r· 1 fate. enemy agents a clue by wh.lch to • bud day's work every day 1 a.m nly to the dead ma........ nd one Of Federoff Katharine had apoken PICk up the trail of~~ tre&lllllt:~ I' seventy-two years or age and r~el other." WJth 1 deep gratitude and pity. For n1dently Federoff had bee" "L ..... e a yuon1 man "'Yo• mean-to Fnnk Seftrnr' " Batltff 0 ~ tlit grq,.c :Uurinov e•· followed to En,tand In v 1 ~ 1 na 1 Pl'tenda 'have noticed the Jm·1 ltroke lrom WJnler tates, he had been a famd.ar figure when thr.ee weeks lak.r he had 1 1 ~e~ J)I'OVement In my healthy a.ppel\r· Se.em io the han4a ol the1e lin· of~ ber o"'n chil4b4lod day1 m RU.J- able to reattme his JOUrney to E 18• I ~n~ fl. I rood. tbJ.eep well a.nd lqmfp mea who Qd foiJowcid the a.ia. Federoff It wa• Who, when ti\e la'ttd, Seve~n had r~ad the newt~ Gl ee 1ae oef canno say enough In Kurin=well from Sov£et Ru1s1a storm of revolution had 1wept over Federpff's tnUrdf!r, r:eart~ly 8~~::~m t::i~=~ .. Ee •a.' t~il the clu~ to tlte remote MurntoY Ca1tle, had se~ Had rCfd , IOruethiRIIl', ..,.,, ilt ... cine to an.ybod:t who 11 In need o1' j -~ of b11 disappeJ.nncc? cretly plated the jewels m safe bid· new,paper report of the c::r1me that lt. 1 Respectfully, ..! ...... ' " oat tometh.iar at iJlg. though meaningktt to otlter ~ 1 1 MCM1kl~ftl',• \Y;ater 111icl ndJust in time. The destruction of en, told Frank: Severn, a 1 kathar..l hthburn Dodson t4eal,. aH I Dl _.. . lhel'le now- Castle MurmOY had bee. followed int llnew from hil letter, that tltOIIII! St.Dao S}'ltl!m Tollte Is sold by toaigbtl" ewiftly by Federoff'• arreal It wa• unti'&Cf!d. unknown mltl'ftren had The BtAnsbury Drug CO, 1n MlddleWu dten I m..ce of hdiq out thought he mi..a.t be in the sec:ret of 1lilJ f 'I d fi d h port Olito I Lf' J ... Jl'q;'z 'l .. l tU __..,._. •;;__..!·· .,.b, a:.:_~ n t e c;uri'=. ~~~b~ ld•. . A,, IJ I JuJ~ 1·2 teaepoon mUJtard. 1~4 teaspoon paprUta 1 1-4 cold watar I I ap. lco ~ BuiiC"d Salad Drallnr Makes J 3·4: CUPII) 2 C'giJS 4 tl\bleapoons fto,w2 (.QblesPQODB supr 1 t~>aspoor:a BQit --- ~ ~ - I 3•t IUIV 3 ·~::~::;- ctJmamon candies !• xrn - '.And,.. W)nter :suddenly remem 3 tablapc:<lns Augar 6 :ne1ium sized pears matter whm~ W•1t klll}.(' were ulwH\ s "Tius lo\Llllo{ ' Clj"..,I!Fl!:R I Balrm 0 Sept A- IN&-Nelln" decapitated bJ u p1wcrlu l blow <J." Ia hng·e butcher knife Georg-e Schn'ldt 43 Salf>m meal dea)er and prommem buslnct;t:~ mnn was ' 14 ' 11 LI AS RJ rt H'"' I found murdered m his meaL ma.r· 111 11 d Me & pt 8- JNS.. - kf't t:c1e toda) '1~ why ,th~ name had stmck him j1.nket tablet 2 toablespoon oold water t 1 Jnt milk 1~2 teaspoon vau.llla H NOW GOON I I 1 ~ frJnk'• father,'" She expblmed. Baked Pe!u' D~rt ..• 0 t'Monk;sd'!er Ia tl•c; na'Pe ol an oltl llre add 1-.fr Ciql lemon lnto lted~ (l,luac::.. cvver para1'ttn when cold • 'I II0~1 m RidmuJild du1t belonged to to bolllnl 'po1nc lor <at11 cup ol or unW ~t teet Jut before WITHIN AND [;QT WITHOUT AVE AN)~ OF \O U Jeadt•rs (' \l'l werkerl wtth a t~ ' llf .... l\. ___ _ IJ[ALI':k. MU ••DL RED I liiiiL :1 '-r&.llJeB 1 lem&1l 1-4 cup lemon Julee Ellce unpetled lruit very Add three times u rnucn fruit BoO aD pllnqt.es • j~O<\"U" M~ A'f I WJ'IIta', foto help. However, he i• Mdnaped befoQ w,.wor can roach I I I Ju, owa country bome. Bcuar'a &.c. aad Wk upon b1s frilllld. ]1m at I' today hil1° pill u VUong TI-e In explurl' r .o; return miU'ked h18 tnp lnt_.. the Arctic r..nd bit"'" l th!.t c uutu~ !lip by uuplane el~hth allI a nvolutionafJ Horfrl-d,Pnuks..er., ..., .. a.., • • I~o;~~:~~d w~~m~a~y ~~~ s.~.~''"noJ•.,;;;"; I "ummer ht·rl' I ., 5ldne'Y UJaPWicL lla-..... I • and the papers every tz•m e I ••t and the bJHk behind hllu Ct:lmmoUJdP-r Durulld D MacJ41l!an noted txplorer had arrived llOtn• Give ·.m e Waittr Le~a:; ot Pt 111 th gut>st of h ~ arand~renl.ls U'r 1tnd Mrs Hem ) V/mt.crs Eleanor Carsey who 1~ 11UendlnK busmt'ss l'Oilege at ClLr,rltsk..l ·~ spi'ndlnc the wet>k ~nd \\,th h1r parents M1 ~ F..sta Bumgiudltcl was the r ~r~nt wuest ul ~~.!i.'S Saiah Humm at Pcmero~ J uhn G)Qa:>~ ul Belle W Vu 1~ vls\ 1 1ng at the home oi hi.S aunl I' Mtss Freda G)gax 1 Miss Alma Dudding went to Nl· tro, Saturday where she will teach school the ensuing term Mr 1U1d Mrs George Mees and dauchter E llen and F1 ank HSJ riB motmed to Cleveland Saturday They returned Monday a.ccompan· led by Elizabeth Mees who hiUI been spending the past sevet'l\1 weeks at tha~ place \lsltlng wi t h lelatlves Mr and Mrs L Wlllla.ms and daughtet spent the \'oel'k end Pair Plain W Va \l ith •elath es Mr and Mrs Charles Bletner and daughter spent Sunday here 1 Leola Wolf has gone to Hwltlng. 1 1 ton, where she will en tel Mars hall~ colle1e for the winter term I Ml86 Marcelline Wilson had eharae of the Rose Bea uty Shoppe I at Oalllpolls Sat\11 day Mt and Mrs Hallie Taylot and fa.mlly and MISI:i Emma Stewart of 1 Wellsburg, W Va spent the week I end With Mrs Jennie Tavlor 1 Mr and Mrs W A Gold "'ere visitors at the home of Mr and J Mrs E J Flynn at Parkeasbmg over the ~ek end Pearl Stanley >•:;:~lllo~;,:~~~; 111 v!Bitlng 1rlend11 and here Charles Lehew or Zanesville the a:uest or his mother, Mrs Zl\beth. Lehew a.nd family for week end lion THE RIGHT ATT!TUDE---0 come let us and..-bow do\\ n, let UR kneel before the Lord our maker For 'He 1-: our God and \\ e are the people of hts pasture -P1alm 95 6, 7 4 waste~ 'j I Pre#'RMW ~..., ,......., Ia. a.ofnl'el 011*1 n l wun arctic Il:iblador COOI!t ,rtcr l..arpr Tilt• w..io..l Capllol Tl•e CRpUol at \\'nshlncton Is i-lfl feet IOBJI' and !ITO f~ n hi ~ 'fht! pa lace of u .. 011lal J.am• at Lhnf!ll Ia 1,000 feet 1001', four 1toriH 111 hl!'igllt, IUrtoOUDtl!d bJ ll larp tlowe OO\ wed wJt11 KOid, as •~ 1110 the (lf!:rlstJ;Ie pUI~n In fi'Ol,ll It ~.:•mtalns 4()() rooms and 1333 \\lnlh.h\8. The buUdloa: 1\U commeneet~ ),~ )elll'l!l n.:u and the mott rt:ot'i!'Dt addlllon It 200 )l!ttrs ohl A ln"mlorle n•rhy &laeltero~ 7.300 lames. ....... ._ I get more kick out of rolling my own with Pril)ce Albert. So simple too you just put a 6ngerful into a paper and roll-then you're all set for the «andest home·made sm?ke you ever tasted. They're rolled ilia jiffy-and that meane it i~ easier and the tobacco stays put. I ,J" you tpen.d as lhdc 11 flO moothl:; fa.r perilh~ble f'ood• .• you caa d'ord a G11eoral Eleari~;: R.efriseraror. Af'te-r yo~ General Elcctrl" is P•hllo~. Ju aavln$• coa.dnue year after year. 3 ,. .... BU&r&ntee Oolll complete refrigerator• .Let a ;{Gontltal 6 ee~tc 1pay lin way 1iJI! your home. Hue h I !• 1 I ~ Cl..::h~eJ:cd 1omouow ~o.r a down paya1~at of juu $10. I ' ' ELECTltlC ' '• /ed ea: 1 lM /ltD < 2 full ouaoe• in evef"J' T111 Rolla ..., aDd •tay11 put -NBXT TO P.A . THH RIGHT PAPF.:R9 StrUCbt from p,.._, ttMt home olrhe world 's hnen e•t•re«e·pt~pcrt-llraifbt from dle flmoun ft~otOrlft ol Bo!lorC, fur more than • hundred ynn maker of tiM world'n 6aost oignrene· pt~pefl, come OCH'•, m•de e·..m:allyfor R. J. R.,.oolds Tobn~ Cowpaoy-•nd YOU, Book ol (jt ........ ~.at tM atore wbere you pt pod old P.A. ~ Your nose will tell you how downright torHI this fragrant tobacco is. Tl1en light up and get that cool, smooth, mild, full· bodied P. A. Oavor. Your first P. A. cigarette will make you and Prince Albert friends for keeps. Its delightful satisfying taste will win you. P. A. ia Sreat in a pipe, too. Try it. I I -NO OTHEI TOIACCO IS LIKE 1T1 �• I a ~" CHAMPS "L j "D~"a..:ll IS 011 New Yoc< "'"'· .. UIIng I "'"" and .... aooount• u.! PHler9J, Obto. of • "" PhUII ... ]Ha,tlonl, went out""""". Chi<aj<>.im l.ondoot't tlt, a,.,.., lhelr ,.," enemy."'''"'n"' tht 8 l. Loub Ot.rdllAid .a •~Iii abutout for \he h<alDQd- dA< almani to heavywd&}lt -:~e- . , wm 1 a olct ... ol In <he""' Now •• ,, tllt. Hub· "'""' ol ... Clncy- t.ask rm bell would nol budge a n men auer would whlsUe ~hruugn , in the old days, wlih the whine o! an augry bullel, while the big boy would . Take Tournament Results In Several Fine Hard fought Game&; t.row'a Specials Also Uae Whitewaah Brush On Beckley ClothieR ' ' .. ~:~~~~~~te',~u:·i \~, t::l~~or~~,\~ jh~~; Two Conteab Fast Slipping Windy City Players I due-b; • But the speediJall klnl!" L<> not the 1111\ll he used to be. H e·s bUll plcnGIANTS WlN TWO l} shucks as u lJllclicr But Lhe yct~rs ! 1a~ bra ked h1s eXPlt'SS fieGAME llvery Jw;~ a l.nt. taken JU:;t a bit ot But fail To Gain On Red • Of :.tee! out o! Ius Hon ~rm Tht• D;~,~munne ctt.u t go t he Birds; Athletics Loae When Champior;s Get To Horbrecht in · Middle pace lle forn1erly went Ht• show~ Two To Yankf Game And Are Aided Looae Fielding; u dJs lreSEtng tendency to tire now .1ftc1 ftve or stx mnl.nc ~. Winners Get 14 Hits Slnmge how Va nce can com Dy COPELhND C BURG plrlcl.Y domin nle one p1tel1rr 11.ml I N S. ~por ts \Vntct" 4 0 1 2 Call to muster another Vnne;e 1s ll Nrw York. Sept - La bor Da /. B y JOHN GlLMORE jl•:iSftbtcin. 2b 3 0 0 0 Svcng~t.lt WJth C~t.rl Hubbell. or till' 1931. tod av wn:> \~nurn Into II II' Flanagan·s :tlier:; 11f Sy1nCUM'. ::..~IIUIT Ib 3 0 I 0 Olanlt;. lit; the opposition Hubb cll i i i:'Cill tl:> oi uspll\llg Nl'W Yor~. champlom of tile Oluo Va \lrJ were 1Hous\1. cf 3 0 0 0 has been In the l:11g lei\gue [UUJ 1 Gmnls ~~ ~ JUSt so much wasted dconceded that u l,e. ::'unaay uitc 1 - ~ Lli.Vo.'. P 2 0 0 0 years and has yet to beat the Da.z- fut t noou. after defeaunt; tile [a~l 1c p - Harbtech{ c 4 0 0 o zlcr. And Can ;s p.eu<y good as a 'l\IC\ laiJmrd lcng and nulwr rcscntaiLves of Masun C<l} I tu 0. Crow, If 3 0 0 o pitcher . He hurled a no* tllt · JIU· v..l"il. too. bnt \\lleu thn puck.e{i up tn a long. hnrd, SIXteen mni1, ~ R Hn!IHcdlt, rf _ _ _ _ run IHime agaUl~>t the PJmtes B)lt tlh.'lr t.oill:> omd luntl1 bn xi"S awl game and then defeating Crow·~ i ;ru ::: Vance In hi.<; muster, just as Hu l- I• ml~o:l·d ILoU io,'wunl a t n •enUae t.lil' 5 3 Juhan overv._:»elms the Da~lel Bpcctals of PUiliCIOr m auuthu·l·rotul Nc 11 Yorl-.o•1s ll tscovcrcU witlle thl'l contest following ~ sbm t rest AB 4 0R H ------~-~· period, to tile Lune of 4 lo 2. I A~h{'u;; 1 0 Again, ~~> wa..~ sec u dunn~: Lh·~ .'1 . W olw. 11 2 4 0 " ftrst 10unds of t he rec1 caLion tour- R u s~dl. 3b I nament Sunda>, Augu:-;t 30 there ' wu 11 1\J 4 0 0 0 were hundreds ot fRill:\ prr:;cnt al Iv Wolte ss 4 0 :.! 0 4 0 l 0 Closs.' 2U 4 0 0 0 supremacy in the :.put L. nnd tl1,. I nvs. P 3 0 0 L' lmndi"Cdl> who attended. ~aw IJa li · F CJUss, c 4 u n o games thnt were comlut'teu ul hlg!1 J nmcs, cl ~ _ _ calibre. GamCJ; In wh1tl1 eadl wm- WliSoJn . rf 33 o ;, ner had tu b:t ttlc h ..~ wny unLJI ll w Total 11 1,\st mo.n had bcc11 H "llucd. n ntl m Sn·ud; lll ll bv. Crow 4. Haye~ 4 \\hJUh a ll p111.YCd ~lloJrlu.~.:ulm l.l.tll uu·oughoul. Three ou ba~r hiLs, Crow Du.vts 2. Haye .. 'l. In U.e ftrst ga Ull', Doc Cnm ·s ng- 1 UmJ.II"CS Dut[y nud Mow:;. grcgatlcn stepped llHO the 1n1Unl illnllll:\" \.0 i>llflg a 1Uo1 uHet DllV !S cot a hit . stok secmw nnct sem e:! on Else lHtelll l:\' 111 1 TllPir ~t · conJ r~m of lhl' cllme~l c:mw Ill lh_e Flic l .~ An I-t l:l E' Clghth fr,unc Wilen ChCf">Y Da VI5 1 , 6 0 0 0 agam JlOUlld Cd tile p, pplc iur U St!ICI'S. cf 1 u u I three base hil. then :;cured Oil w a.tson, 2b 7 0 0 0I Schorr's hit The Athens bo~~ \n~rc 1Qu,nt,hcr, ll content to turn Ill a 110 run carcl : Nc&~·lJUIHI. c 1 1 1 o 7 0 2 \) for thelr ea11Hu w; .t l t!1o tl<!, h thr!y I QuJJl('n, 3b . 7 0 2 0 snagged fl vc Jut:, :.s 1.lld Pometoy. l stanl ~~. ss o o , o D OC CIOV. t•llu it a.~ · ·~ ~<P!-IJ.Il'rrt.h' ' \Vagllt'f. rf Slaf:'Cd a SlOe bClltl tll lOUghoul th t• H U.~I>l')J. lb enttr~ nme umuJp ,,. c~H'h plt.clle:· F!unng~t!, p strl_k mg nut four woul d -be i11tl e1~ . I Whlle Ha }e~ [olCI.'" C tllree OpJlOI1elllS 'f i J free pussr.~ lo t llr !li"',L bn~e ~;ock 1 l. a · Y(hl.le Doc only I.S};liCd lwo of lhe: 1\Iawn AB R H E lillme. Lew Ron~h ami Dav1s for 1t:avt~ rl "I 0 I 0 1 '1 0 I I cf 6 0 l 1 "for tbc At hens mnc 'gtven j Hc.smn, 2b · 6 0 0 0 ere~ It fol sonw !'tmuu·kable (Jluys Burris, 3JJ . 6 0 0 0 Tncse secoml ga111C of the semi- IC. Roush:;, ss .. 6 0 J 3 1lua.ls prov ~d n non c rue klll g pre~ · J. Roush, 6 0 1 0 entation io the pluye rs und spct· D. Vunrnalr~: , c tMu1!i t:.J1kc. eac:u L\:'<lJl J IJatLhn r; tm- H. VanmatJ\', lb 6 0 2 l til the s! xtt'::ntll wn1ng '.~'lthont HalT •·· p . 6 0 0 0 ~;ucceedmg Ul t'r l!l!_:llll.: one across 1l ihc hol•lC n,a,k cr. The Fliers Tt.. 1 11 -::-- - fina lly tllUHIIJhl'{l owt Lne we~J. au 0 7 6 1 VlrQinia mds by lollllJ.tl t bcu· OllC t.nuck out by , F lanagan:.:, Harils run m t11at hij"l.mc oft.c;· Ge orge 1 Neh~elir.:t(] ban:;; pd o tJ t a !eng Uu-er Ba r.c.~ en b:l. ll.~ . Harm; 2. -------FOR TITLE WON BY 4·2 SCORE By - 1 FOR SALE-Peachef, f:;n, ~. bargain. Will sell trl'<:, or on;hllld. H. E. Tupper& Plain&, Ohio. :F ,, t 'f ., do bmuework or for aeneral aced preferred.). refercnee, Call Itt. person Carpet's Reataurant. Pomeroy. 9-6-3t . pok, .. :~l;u\~~~~rhw bcocuntent with a 3 lo 1 Dmr luQ;cr WliS far too l!"ood tor the Cu'o5 and Sl Louis r(.•tped 1 to 0 111 tl w t'lltly encounter. Grimes was to uched for 11 b8fetleB in the bi.COilll 11,ame but they were spaced, I!IVUlt: the Curdls the advantage 8 111 3. lL was the ninth st.J:alght lOSE lor the Br u in~; druppmg them to fourth pltl..ce BcclltL<;e the Athlet1et played 11.1cnUtely wlUlOUt thell' l'.t.ars, , tile New Yol"k Yankees snatched L\\o I!Umes 15 to 3 anct 9 W 4 An· , tiu•v. s and RhO<\et; were the winnmg hurler8 Bllbe Ruth hit two !wnwn; atld Lou Gehrig one. Lou J>. ~Llll t\\'0 ahead o! Rul.h with a tola' uf 4.::! ' ldtr•1 Wa tso n Cllu-k ha.d given t!tt• Ilrookhn ROOms u 5 lo 4 win \u u·u umhlij~ ovc1 Boston . Vl\n Mtul l;11, a ymmg llghl htmd11r from nw~t ·- -· H~Y fiG..,.. RESULTS n 11 th~ ·ft ~r:r~r~~IOt;:;a.~~wa ~~~~e}' Balt.lmor~ --- ___ '1 tl'lntrr and £anlt&l1' CJroDerY. Ftndcr pkaat return to l!kibby -·--,;__ L4Wll!, Sprirll For K4tlll- !tnet. n= 9-1-St RENT - Puml&he<l hqUMI, .il roomu. Bunaa.low 5 rOoma, anfUr· roR NonCE My Ollice will be clooed du•inc the month of Sep· Dentiat AllEBICAl< LUGIJE Dietfott '3, St. Louil 2. 8t. U7lill 11, Detroit 'J • OIM'Iland e. OhleaiO ,..----.By JIMMY MURPH~~ . :1. """· CJICNN'f : I"MSO NE:RVO~= 1Jus-r 1<'>40W 1~'-n 6-otN4 IO C::,IDP ME ~OM MAKIN4 'fOU M'( WII="E.~ IN~ WE."LL OVER "TO THE llllwautee •t Bi. Pa111. Kat'IIIU City at Mlnmapolls Only pmes ~~ehedulcd '/!:;1 HEN CA'?PER Rr;""TI.)Q~S tN A ..•. . •Ew I:., """"""TS • ME ~EA05 I \-IE NO'TE ?HE LEFT Fa~ 1-11M~ WuhlllltOD at PhtlndclJ>hl.o~. . FOR B;1 EVA A. TING&Y FIREWORkS. y.,,_ ( I int:roediblt the will take JOU. ~hort 1 1~ 1t ' I ~~ Look at its devo.:r lines. It can he madt! with lon( or short slct\'t~ It's I' ~ jutt •• you kel about it. Aml it'• 10 e1~ily ma1lrl 11 ~re m' ;~lmo~t VER.' (GOOD. I pl1;n .crt!pe silks. kJJ \\'ilh short .'1\reves, eyelet bati,te, linen, •ll•ntung .nd -pastel washahlc aepe silk are attra('tivl'. ,.,,lr, - i .. ' "' ~ Ho,~ ~ . 0.1 TINse Palltrru ·• Stn~ . f I RILLY'S UNCLE-· \ IJ, c_~nh (in atamp' or coh1) l, to- P'all\10«1 ~tllu. Writt cartfully anif piJhdy )"OUr nam~ and full \, dims,..die nunlber of ihC" patte1 11 Jt\li th$ ,iu you want. j 1 [ II==:~ ' ~-- :- --------:~.:: -·--..., .--·-- ·--- · ·- -·-- -"-- ·- - -, . f'.t.BHION BUREAU F.Q A. 'l'lftref't "PUIS lienlrtl ll.oom 101, No. West Sbeel -,z ~~ NS~ lURK CITY li'lo(Joo~p.,n ·filicd 'Out I I reue pa.p er-150 fea.,.,. to khe book- s' I IJ,J~~ . did Slelb1 h ! l,~ Third ! Nt•;;..,;t.l l"lluLl ami Dulfy. (i,mt~ WOJ"k IIUIII ABrtll!~ the muunU lJUsttwm Uuoug hv11l P"l1 rrf: the long, h,nd co.!test, Helther 81.1'11':~. cf G I 0 0 crackmg UtlUcr the sham -wmch \\'abo:;.~~. 2b f> G 2 0 OOt."mr.d uupo~s1biP tu the many G Ulll til'. r . If 5 u 0 () ).ICoplc PlCbelll. F' iallll{;!trl nllol'le!l Nc r~ c l1 (oftd. ,. 5 (J 0 se,·en mt ~ c: nd Hllllts u.llot, Hi c 1g.1 ~ Qulllen. 3b F'lanagnn 1etued two b.l' tlw Jo;!flk t• J f:'A.~dtl\'j .~.~ out l"oule, ami Hu1 ru; wd U1e same " n~ n er 1 1 wi t h one, and ~.ne tuu tnell lntses on IJulls \\'ut.5olt calltl' Ull"ough ~~~·;;. ll . liJ 0 0 0 0 wltll :-;prrla.:ad11 p ~ a:.s uc tus ue- L Fllm;tgan, IJJ fi l I 0 fcn.swc IJ Ost;wn on r.r.·cond l:.tsr, Mllkr, 11 playing ll. lllObt CUil i>ll:ileJlt ga me throughout il<r con lc~t Tt:l a l Tl1cn came tlle CJ uo..:m l cu nlrst ol AB H HE the dnj' wit h the l'om ~ JO)o pet[Ollll· Ponll'rcy ers facing the Syr~cu~e bop. Dm~ Dye. 3b 4 0 l 0 Crow el~cLed to ha1e RRym ~mcl D ,\VI.,. ~·, 4 0 1 1 Hatbrecht. do tnc twll"l!ng tor hun FlF.c\str.m :!lJ 3 0 1 3 whil e F lann&nn ~t' ll ~ Elill MlilCl to ; . · . · 1 0 0 the m<JUJld lor himscll The Flit·l ~ r Clow, P 4 0 j 0 put lhCJJ fii"St 1ua ol lJIC contest Shorr l b · 4 (o 1 0 over In the four\11 f11une, wheu Rcw;lJ. cf · 3 1 0 0 Stanley hit. Lhe11 was advuncecJ by R lh rrcc ht, P- l"f < I 2 Wague1 uml scored un nullS"ill:l i N Hatbredlt . c 4 0 i ~iL T i1ree U11,HI.! rum, WCie mal ked l.lUilll. If a o o ouwn fm tllc l"lu·t ~ 111 Llle ~ 1 xu 1 I crow r!-2b chnplr.t wneu Rll~Sl'll st~l\ l'n I ' things otT with .1 i11t lullo wcd by a l '.o'~o<l hhlt bJ Mllll'r · St!\Crs •eachc(l fil sl ~~true).- cut bv Crow 1 t IU\Lgll fill CI"IOC tll1d Rll~o5Cll < ' • • • scored. Tl•ol' • •11•.rJ scurrl1 ou- Ba r on balls, C10w l, M iller , , 1u Watson·s h1t aud Gumlhe r b! oughl Two _!J ;.1se hl t.s, N. Harbrechl W. Stlilcrs Wllh a hit. I' U.l )llrcs. Du11y aml J. Roush. Doc Ctow theu dec:dcd lo u·~ h is hand at, th o twu lm~ lil lhe · next I huung. As he mttde Ius appea r ance on the mound. his Leum maws look a new lease on l!fr. and started in to piny real bal i. :;ee mlngl ~ havi ng ben pepped up m the pre5cnce of theu· p ilot In Wmt pnrtJ. · ~- pl B. 1931. c ular inning- the c,·ow n:pre 8cnt.a- I Bv t: S Wen.thE r Bureau. Columbu.. t 1Yet! I10m Pome1oy succeedc1l in 1 'Ihc'nir presrmrc is qUite n cnly snagging their run ... of the (.'On\.esL i dlGt'IIJ nl ~d umf the · \~'eut l}er Ill LhAlter tv o ·had been rc LirrcJ b y 1gr n~,·all y fr, lt with clear ~ ktes e ver ~ Fliers, R. .Harbrcch~ t ook Ills I the 6.1 tlrc country thJ:; 00 !)C with ~ ft·ce tic~ct, h~vlng beru A shallow "]ow" from tllc fc.~t 1 ~1ven fom Wide bn,ls. flhen Nor - r.pnroa.c,.ing th e lake 1e1w •n where an Ha rb1cchL not to be olll{lo.ne., tfl ~ l)l"t!S!>ure '1s now d zcrcaslnK. 00nged one away fell" a two ba.~;e clout.lmes:l lncrcasl.ug a.nd th •· 11 1 ~and ~C01ed Ra:.,moml Nu:·tti,IU tl'mporatm·~ rl11ing A ·'rilgh"' c:tclcd ~ne bnses ;•nd ~cc,Jed un mcrlcrnte intP.n5itr ha s en tcJ rd ! h~ r~~tht~~tD uan·~ tlm~ly ioJL. Bul. uf· field 11 0111 th ;: "(;a.tadln n l!Cr!hl.t. '~ I ot , th ey .Juat could uoL bring !>LtnQcU t·;.· .:ooJer t>h c. w11. .., WJath10, ac_ross tC.c l1omc l'lalter Jor ll ' er that extends .wuthwmd· ln Lo th· ~~~t~~~· ~ry 191; Limy mlght ami t he upJK'r Mj..'!sou,. Vr.Jlcy. The p · :·· Pdj ... . . na.ly _c lwJd wlth lt<t' Hll\h)IJ tl2mP tm.•Jn;; · are .~ l!gh :.J ·· ;:.~r !nor.l ~.1mcu cbamplons . IJc:c'>'; ncrmul 'cv~r th~ Oltla V•Jl· d& • .~,.game pre~enteti dul!ing Uw JP-y .:.n1 well n.br.vc normal over th , ~~,d~~lio/ ~o~d sport:, • tQ , t~J~.sou l"i Vtillcy u.no:1 ''l\f iddlc Pln!.11 Cll.,wrl · w; 10. r.lb~\m, 0 ~ . e _large I E:t~tcs ., 'l-hr .itldlell~nl> a:t.: e~"u~h to l; w.~.-·d bncrr \11!). near Pl -s mrc ureas · v.-:111 com :. n:c to ,.t, lC Umnwnd to cutch n ell 1tt ~ Jowly eOI.liw~·•l dtll"lnf' th" E"..uupsc of thl\g an ..:~ t:r ' u 1 Tile hu:: score• .. · · l"'Xt ..,(, IKUf~ al.ten cd hy mo;.crat iJ "· 1'/{',li.r.n· ch ntlft(S In all rnu ts of th·: - ('·oo• ~ .. e cr.m.u .~· ; llono a, l\l v ~ his v~inu,y PI" n ~c; AB f: H F.. \V!tnnLr I"Cathcr wlttl tn or~ l)r I :: , D;vc, 3b t o t LJ , c!' u:!mnt \'otl! tc t.ipee t£d l ::m·g l1 ~ I .. ... 4 1 l t~t<lJ \'ltc::i~\flE.da:; . CEN.UINE '' ~I ; ~ I ; ~-~~~ I TOBA~CCO NOW Pa.rk.ersbu.rg 3b. Ruppel, If . . •Bhrlvcr, It Rutter, ss j McNamee • formerly 8 ¢ ~ ~ ~~~~·: Boyt>:r, rf Re1nhnrt, p McCullough, 2b Donavan, 1:.1 ' C.onditions will you pattern b3 return m&il. PleaMe mail at once YOUr Pari111 pa-ttern, No. 7604, size- to Name ............ ,. ·. · · ·.- ·- · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Adtlreu •.... ..... j ....... .. ..•••................•. L Your • utf .. '· Fi••' 1 11 ...... _--:-:---------_,..;..,.~--..~--·· ......... _, __, ... ~· · ··~ ... - ......;:,ll ,., .. 34 4 g 27 12 6 Amcrkan Tobacco Company. The fine quality and popularity of~" DURHAM were always subjects of great pride to him. Therefore, it i• -~Y ptif;inll .t o us to offer this important savio:; and service· to the AmeriQP · public at this tiJnc. · ,. dearh I Flan_!l&an Flyers ABF!.HPOAE 221211 Stivers, ct .. 402711 Da"lo'U!, :ilb Stanley, ss . . .... 4 0 1 1 5 2 N~lroad . c .. : . . 4::10301 412200 Outnther, 1! . , . Custer, rf . . .... , . 4 0 2 1 0 0 . Flanagan, 10 ofo00600 -:100331 3b . . . . L . Flanagan, p 4 1 1 2 2 0 Genuine "BULL" DUIUL\M Tobacco at 5' marked ,c;he 1~ .of my fathn, Percival S. HiU, into the T<>bacco business. For 14 years ..e .wu .~reeideat of The 1 ABRHPOAE 400230 100000 302101 411210 400901 412200 400200 400200 of.OO:IlO 300120 ... . 352~~4112 replaced Ruppel 1n 3rd. I DAILY'h ·r,IBUNB · \~l'L'h I '. ! L' t.•:tl],!l"I'S, I GenetaJ Weather . Ad.Srtls ~'Oilf'· letter in the follow- \ lfll way: 4 . ~i , I I TM1 mNid h aho adoral1lt· in •. Tlil Nt. 7501 111111 , , tbtflirutl i• ,;., 11 IIJo 20. It ;, ,,J, f•r ilff,.rililtfr drli'f-"")'. lr ;, hafiJ Till<.'<.' b ..t I klr ~potted schen1e~ . .' ! ba ~e lllt ttJ bC' SC'.li"CC! ): ilmllj allPI uu ,71J1• Sl tml ey·.~ ~l • 't; l e Flannmm, hu rle r tm 111s own ngIJ.l"l.'gat:on and Ha1.s. lnul eJ 101 the 1 Channinv of rount in whitr , repe ,ilk irJ floral print in bb11{k on navy I I NOW ••• 111\lt. ciga- · · ·· · · ~ ~ LOft I. Y AIID SIM.\RT slttflml i• f'•riJ """ Ou lttiUrru an i• Nl'fll I ~ ~ I All Ti"''l rruJ~I• nrt lTt~tuJ 1111d I Aboqkletof241eavea of ;..,ported tl.\1\At. ciga~~ene paper at• ta.:h~ to ~ -~. I MU.'il.JI I LOCI( OUT I Get a Pattern of This Paris Style ,..J, ~ of Theto Parkelllblln; 2 CharnJllOns had prevlouo~~ly defe~tedseriesthe for Frll:ndly Fives In a l!J)eCial the championship or that city by wlnnmg two straight games by scores of 14 to 1 and 4 t.o 3, and challenged the winners of the SyracWie tourna~ ment. and came \.o Syracuse expectin!!" to wu.lk. uway wlth the law·cls. The Flanag-;;.n Flyers who have met. and df..!cated Lhc litrongest tenm.s m t h1s pari o( Lhe Ohio Valley went Into the lead In the first mmng when Stners v:alked, took :!nd. on n pa:;scd ball ~d scored on successive stngles by Davis llnd Stanley They added two more m thr ~>t:oond umlng to sew up the g a~ when with two men down, 1 Flanagan smgled. SUver:; singled, and. DaVIS doubled to ce nter for his seoond h1t of the game, and they a<lc:fed another !n th'e eighth on a. single by oumther, who scored on 1 Custer·s long triple to center field , for their last run of the game. A. L. ·FlllllaA"Bn, who had plt.<:hecl 1 ~lxteLn scoreless innings ag41olnst the s_t.rong Mason City aggregaUon I sunday was again mvlnctble. holdmg th e .~rke"sburg Champions to I three seattercC> hils lor e1ght. innings aud added etght more .scoreless In· nings to his recorrl, makt.ng 2-t. mnincs he had pitched m two su.:J] t-.cS~;ive da~s Wlthout u "Un being scored agam~t h tm With the game se we11.1p. he lei down slightly In the nlf'.~h and as a result ur twn h •ls, t~-n error and a w1 ld throw to \ .:enter field. allowed th e Parkersburg Champions lo srore two runs to eScape ll shut out, but at no tunc did tb e much hernldcd Parkersburg Champions uppear dangerous. In addttlor1 to tht! tight pitchlru; of Flanagan lhc fea tures o! the game were, a cne handed stop ami throw by Dye to retire the runnf:!r a t first ond the unusual occurrence of center neidcr Stivers be ing credited with a put out at hrst ba..'lC. CU5ter with a tnpte <~.nd single, Davis with u double and sing le and Guinther wit.h two singles "I'. ere the leading biti.Crs for the Flyers. whUe Shriver wlth a double and single and Red G 1rdon with two singles wei-e the only phwen nn the "loisli· ll11J team who seemed able to !at· hom Flanagan's deln·cry su~:.ccss­ fully . I I ,ii'W1,;H>E·.. • Fllus, winners d tht Ueen~ Ohk \'"Jiey To urnanltn~ ' Tournament Sunday afte rnoon, when they de(cated the strong Mason Cit y awegatlon by a &eore of l to 0 Ul a ~Sixteen mnlng battJe m the .semifinals and then took Tom Crow·s Pomeroy Stars Into camp In the nna.1.s, atlded another vlc~ory to their undetea.ted record by trimming the Ftro::~g Rhinehart Engmeern, winnerr. o::- t he Parkersburg dty champ\nr.sl:lp, by a score wJs I " dear, I The Flanagan Flyers, who carried oft the honors in the Syrac!lle ~ ~ ~ ~I ;~ .,;~ ! . ~;:~~e~% ~~~~~~!: ~~~~e ~!:~ : H. R~ush, foUuwan&: and lnleft>lt.1nr d t~-­ crlpt.lon of Ule Cl.ll\tetlt loctwetn the ll:elnhud.t 1-: ~inun, 11hatn· pions of Par'ketsbii:'J rwrea . Uonal ball &nd 1-'la..qa,au·:. ccneia{ I' 1 £1 ctftt'"hmatl at PtttMurgh . 8olltcn at Brooklyn. Only p.."'Res. AME&I(llr.,_ LE.\0\JE oh-.,o at t:leve1and. Bt. Lollla at. Detroit. Only p.m.•. ' BOY!! .... ~t> FIN!)<;', MAElEl. NA'I.'ION.-\1. LEAGllE 9-B.Jt-w·lt 011 . HE MA'i' 8E , SUI IliAI ., • ~he .ell fw I I I ' t:dJt.or's ~oo.e; Tho- "portinr ecUlor of The Dail~ Tribune I!; lnllebu-d W Mr. iial!Jitob Rwo· i.. 15-8 1 'I'OitAY'S GAMES t:\JIBK:AN : ..8SCK.1"-'nON t.oalaYIDe at lndl•napolili. nmhed.. :8dth I\OUiell '1\e"Wtr s-Pared and v.mtllbed. W. l!l. ~ Vale Strfllt. PhOile 48-J t-1-1\ tember. Dr. P. E. STANLEY St. Loull B, Ohlaqo 3. PlttabUflh B, 'Cincinnati I . Pittaburth t; Clnelnnatf. :i. Olevefa.nd 5, Chlnaro :t N: w Yort 1.5, Jltltladclphln 4 Wa.:ehtnaton 1, Bor;ton fl. Wubtntton 15. BGeton 1. POR R!:NT Houee 01 tivc and be.th, lll('dern lmpt'OVfliiiCI"Itl.l. Mr11. 0. L. BfadburY, Brooklyn 15. Boston 4 no 1numg1111 Brooklyn 2, Bol!:ton 1. St. Loula I, Chlca110 ~- Two Hito Allow Couple (')f Run& In Ninth . ball~. I ESCAPE A SHUT-OUT When Two Erron, And ------- I a ..1. ..L ..-a.. wer.vurl • Outfit Hfellpleu Be· fore anaaan U&Mwel~hl ~::n:Y~~ac~~:~~cl~~~~~h~~a~c~~~~llcd}~~ I ~ U.t~·ep "-41amp~on 1'\L.. and Burke In !.he opener I Blld ,..rberry 1n nicht cap re· Oooaman, Olevda.nd turned Washm.ton l t.o 5 and 15 won on tecnt>tcal knook.out over to 1 defe41oLs over the Bolit-1n Red Ja(.k. Porlne:j . whu Box. Russell, Bollton hurler. 1119.8 FOlt:lt'Y Willi unable lo continut· t:the v1c~lm cf 12 l'Wll on the flrst. (.Q U ~' of a broken bone tn ht~ Jell two innlnp of the afternoon en- han£' \3) . tertatnment. OeoJ'I~ Cannall)' gave hts old teammates only four hit.& a.nd Cleveland dmmed Chlcago·s Sox 6 , GRAIN PRIC...t:S t.o :il In ,he aecond ba.ttle bowler, I;enver seml-proleasiQhAI hurler C'1•rago, Sept 8-1N5---Gquns lost 5 t.o 2 He might bave WQn ex: : ~:.penl'd 8teady to fmu tcdll} cept ror glvtnr four walks and J:our Wll£'at was 1 ~8 t.o l-2c up With errors behind him. Icorn •m.t oo..s unuan~;-rd w 3·8t. l hlgho;r . ·· • Or.rntng O"icf"6-Wheat ~pt 46' WRESn..IN.G RESULTS ·7·8. veC 49 3· 8 1·2 , Ma 1ch ~2 6-8; May M 1-8 1-4. By Internastonal New~; Bervtcc I Co:.t Sept. 4~ ; Dec ~9 3·8 1-2 , At Montreal-Joe M.&celwltt, Mar:lh 'l-1 1·2 3·-t.: Ml!.Y 44 1-8 1-4 UtiCA, N.Y., defeated Prank Jud- ! 0Jt.s-----&'pl 21 l-8 1·4, Dec . 2::1 son, Boeltoc.. ,3-ll, May 25 7-8. 'l. I New Yllk'k I , Phfladelphta 0. New Yort 9, Philadelphia 4. --------1 l • El - 1 lfATJONAL Lf.A.OUE Loot- LGST-ao,&o l'.weater. tan and brr..wn between Sallvase C<mfec- '' ·-AN' IT'S NOW NOONFIFTI:EN I YESTERDAY'S B.ESUI,TS AMJ!:&ICt\N ASSOCJA'J:'IOM columbus 18. Toledo 6. Columbus It, Toledo 3. l::lt. '*Ul 8, Minneapolis 4. M1nne&polle 11. St. Paul 8. tndlanapollft 2, I..DulevtJie 1. Indianapolis 1. LouiSVIlle 0. Milwaukee '1'. Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 7, Kan&as City 6. care ror or be companion for cldf•TIY lady ip respecta.ble home. Write Rally Tribune omct. 9-B·St.. ' •' "'"' ' B'"nowk . ?I WANTED---TCI • Ohtoago 1 Help Waated- .•, ...... \ would h ave scored a ahutoul exctpt 2 \rlWQpb. onr t.he St Louh; lor an errur by Eddie MarahaU .. Brown1,r bu~ t.he Ttpra were outhiL From oumt se<:ond baseman. A11 tt waa tn Ule tyenlni alutfe&t. loflln& 11 t.o 1 -- --·--- . ,.·.. , . _ . · - only , .... , Jim · r-ttke Romano. Italy . " .' .. .. ----------~~.~ - ~---to • . Deatiat Dr. H. D. BROW)II w/· · •• priM! ... CARDINAl S MUV[ flAIAbA ' N r't~£8S WIN Till£ ArT[~ .R[MAHKABl[ TllT5 ; I Hubbell's Master· n•:; ::·0:::·. ::,,::::·:,:: ..... ' Mc><Won ncnN IN lnNI' rnNTE~T 1Tnu0· ~- ~ IInT TnD IN ;;.:;;~~.::~" ~· '"'"'men ~~~~~;Hf,~~JE]~:~~~~;:~~:· fU[lft ~.iiU u IJIJU ,ln. ur ep[rn il lU Now.~,.~~; M11lllAJll II ~ :lfi I t4 t BEAT M [D r.Rnw•c CD[ l . ~~lnK ~omet.hlng =~~~r~:; bt.'!~ur1~h~~=~ ~ ·n;lt~!: =~.~dr~~) dr:~'l- enllliffC O£PftJD : CONOU Lfl U U .J ilf Gil SIN fi·NAl ~~·;~t,!;1~]~~:;~~~~~~~ BHTif~·b BRUINS f~~:~~;·~;;:.~i~~1;t~~! ;'~~~~..":';'~.,n:,~:;~ 'l ned tlf'U .. lilil '11 \Ill I · . .. -. ~ ----~----~-- ·----~------------------------------------------------~- FLANAGAN FLIERS CRO •• ••• ........ TIIB DAILY Ti\Dron POIDROT, 01110. TO&SDA Y, BEPTI!.."''MBDc. 8, llf:IJ bw>e G:tp-ee b!Wl hit, OU:stcr. Bt.Olen•base Q(Jrd4PJ. I:.Eitt, on ba.i!:eS. ·, PJ:u!kqraburg . li, •' I ,I ' numiN'I', l'HI M.,JCAJif 'I'QBA.CCOat. 1234fi6l8!) . 00()•100002-2 OOOlOIIO'l-fl 1 2 0 0 0 o 0 1 x--4 . 2 3 I '.(I ,1 0 0 I x~iJ hlts- DnVIs, Shriver, : Fcyers · 3. , ', I Double Play; Stqnl~· to DnviB to , L. Planagan. I · FaMed ball, Gordon 1. r BllBe on balls, Rhineha.ljd 3. I Struck out, b3 Rhlnel)art 1, toy 1f''-Pn 3. �• I a ~" CHAMPS "L j "D~"a..:ll IS 011 New Yoc< "'"'· .. UIIng I "'"" and .... aooount• u.! PHler9J, Obto. of • "" PhUII ... ]Ha,tlonl, went out""""". Chi<aj<>.im l.ondoot't tlt, a,.,.., lhelr ,.," enemy."'''"'n"' tht 8 l. Loub Ot.rdllAid .a •~Iii abutout for \he h<alDQd- dA< almani to heavywd&}lt -:~e- . , wm 1 a olct ... ol In <he""' Now •• ,, tllt. Hub· "'""' ol ... Clncy- t.ask rm bell would nol budge a n men auer would whlsUe ~hruugn , in the old days, wlih the whine o! an augry bullel, while the big boy would . Take Tournament Results In Several Fine Hard fought Game&; t.row'a Specials Also Uae Whitewaah Brush On Beckley ClothieR ' ' .. ~:~~~~~~te',~u:·i \~, t::l~~or~~,\~ jh~~; Two Conteab Fast Slipping Windy City Players I due-b; • But the speediJall klnl!" L<> not the 1111\ll he used to be. H e·s bUll plcnGIANTS WlN TWO l} shucks as u lJllclicr But Lhe yct~rs ! 1a~ bra ked h1s eXPlt'SS fieGAME llvery Jw;~ a l.nt. taken JU:;t a bit ot But fail To Gain On Red • Of :.tee! out o! Ius Hon ~rm Tht• D;~,~munne ctt.u t go t he Birds; Athletics Loae When Champior;s Get To Horbrecht in · Middle pace lle forn1erly went Ht• show~ Two To Yankf Game And Are Aided Looae Fielding; u dJs lreSEtng tendency to tire now .1ftc1 ftve or stx mnl.nc ~. Winners Get 14 Hits Slnmge how Va nce can com Dy COPELhND C BURG plrlcl.Y domin nle one p1tel1rr 11.ml I N S. ~por ts \Vntct" 4 0 1 2 Call to muster another Vnne;e 1s ll Nrw York. Sept - La bor Da /. B y JOHN GlLMORE jl•:iSftbtcin. 2b 3 0 0 0 Svcng~t.lt WJth C~t.rl Hubbell. or till' 1931. tod av wn:> \~nurn Into II II' Flanagan·s :tlier:; 11f Sy1nCUM'. ::..~IIUIT Ib 3 0 I 0 Olanlt;. lit; the opposition Hubb cll i i i:'Cill tl:> oi uspll\llg Nl'W Yor~. champlom of tile Oluo Va \lrJ were 1Hous\1. cf 3 0 0 0 has been In the l:11g lei\gue [UUJ 1 Gmnls ~~ ~ JUSt so much wasted dconceded that u l,e. ::'unaay uitc 1 - ~ Lli.Vo.'. P 2 0 0 0 years and has yet to beat the Da.z- fut t noou. after defeaunt; tile [a~l 1c p - Harbtech{ c 4 0 0 o zlcr. And Can ;s p.eu<y good as a 'l\IC\ laiJmrd lcng and nulwr rcscntaiLves of Masun C<l} I tu 0. Crow, If 3 0 0 o pitcher . He hurled a no* tllt · JIU· v..l"il. too. bnt \\lleu thn puck.e{i up tn a long. hnrd, SIXteen mni1, ~ R Hn!IHcdlt, rf _ _ _ _ run IHime agaUl~>t the PJmtes B)lt tlh.'lr t.oill:> omd luntl1 bn xi"S awl game and then defeating Crow·~ i ;ru ::: Vance In hi.<; muster, just as Hu l- I• ml~o:l·d ILoU io,'wunl a t n •enUae t.lil' 5 3 Juhan overv._:»elms the Da~lel Bpcctals of PUiliCIOr m auuthu·l·rotul Nc 11 Yorl-.o•1s ll tscovcrcU witlle thl'l contest following ~ sbm t rest AB 4 0R H ------~-~· period, to tile Lune of 4 lo 2. I A~h{'u;; 1 0 Again, ~~> wa..~ sec u dunn~: Lh·~ .'1 . W olw. 11 2 4 0 " ftrst 10unds of t he rec1 caLion tour- R u s~dl. 3b I nament Sunda>, Augu:-;t 30 there ' wu 11 1\J 4 0 0 0 were hundreds ot fRill:\ prr:;cnt al Iv Wolte ss 4 0 :.! 0 4 0 l 0 Closs.' 2U 4 0 0 0 supremacy in the :.put L. nnd tl1,. I nvs. P 3 0 0 L' lmndi"Cdl> who attended. ~aw IJa li · F CJUss, c 4 u n o games thnt were comlut'teu ul hlg!1 J nmcs, cl ~ _ _ calibre. GamCJ; In wh1tl1 eadl wm- WliSoJn . rf 33 o ;, ner had tu b:t ttlc h ..~ wny unLJI ll w Total 11 1,\st mo.n had bcc11 H "llucd. n ntl m Sn·ud; lll ll bv. Crow 4. Haye~ 4 \\hJUh a ll p111.YCd ~lloJrlu.~.:ulm l.l.tll uu·oughoul. Three ou ba~r hiLs, Crow Du.vts 2. Haye .. 'l. In U.e ftrst ga Ull', Doc Cnm ·s ng- 1 UmJ.II"CS Dut[y nud Mow:;. grcgatlcn stepped llHO the 1n1Unl illnllll:\" \.0 i>llflg a 1Uo1 uHet DllV !S cot a hit . stok secmw nnct sem e:! on Else lHtelll l:\' 111 1 TllPir ~t · conJ r~m of lhl' cllme~l c:mw Ill lh_e Flic l .~ An I-t l:l E' Clghth fr,unc Wilen ChCf">Y Da VI5 1 , 6 0 0 0 agam JlOUlld Cd tile p, pplc iur U St!ICI'S. cf 1 u u I three base hil. then :;cured Oil w a.tson, 2b 7 0 0 0I Schorr's hit The Athens bo~~ \n~rc 1Qu,nt,hcr, ll content to turn Ill a 110 run carcl : Nc&~·lJUIHI. c 1 1 1 o 7 0 2 \) for thelr ea11Hu w; .t l t!1o tl<!, h thr!y I QuJJl('n, 3b . 7 0 2 0 snagged fl vc Jut:, :.s 1.lld Pometoy. l stanl ~~. ss o o , o D OC CIOV. t•llu it a.~ · ·~ ~<P!-IJ.Il'rrt.h' ' \Vagllt'f. rf Slaf:'Cd a SlOe bClltl tll lOUghoul th t• H U.~I>l')J. lb enttr~ nme umuJp ,,. c~H'h plt.clle:· F!unng~t!, p strl_k mg nut four woul d -be i11tl e1~ . I Whlle Ha }e~ [olCI.'" C tllree OpJlOI1elllS 'f i J free pussr.~ lo t llr !li"',L bn~e ~;ock 1 l. a · Y(hl.le Doc only I.S};liCd lwo of lhe: 1\Iawn AB R H E lillme. Lew Ron~h ami Dav1s for 1t:avt~ rl "I 0 I 0 1 '1 0 I I cf 6 0 l 1 "for tbc At hens mnc 'gtven j Hc.smn, 2b · 6 0 0 0 ere~ It fol sonw !'tmuu·kable (Jluys Burris, 3JJ . 6 0 0 0 Tncse secoml ga111C of the semi- IC. Roush:;, ss .. 6 0 J 3 1lua.ls prov ~d n non c rue klll g pre~ · J. Roush, 6 0 1 0 entation io the pluye rs und spct· D. Vunrnalr~: , c tMu1!i t:.J1kc. eac:u L\:'<lJl J IJatLhn r; tm- H. VanmatJ\', lb 6 0 2 l til the s! xtt'::ntll wn1ng '.~'lthont HalT •·· p . 6 0 0 0 ~;ucceedmg Ul t'r l!l!_:llll.: one across 1l ihc hol•lC n,a,k cr. The Fliers Tt.. 1 11 -::-- - fina lly tllUHIIJhl'{l owt Lne we~J. au 0 7 6 1 VlrQinia mds by lollllJ.tl t bcu· OllC t.nuck out by , F lanagan:.:, Harils run m t11at hij"l.mc oft.c;· Ge orge 1 Neh~elir.:t(] ban:;; pd o tJ t a !eng Uu-er Ba r.c.~ en b:l. ll.~ . Harm; 2. -------FOR TITLE WON BY 4·2 SCORE By - 1 FOR SALE-Peachef, f:;n, ~. bargain. Will sell trl'<:, or on;hllld. H. E. Tupper& Plain&, Ohio. :F ,, t 'f ., do bmuework or for aeneral aced preferred.). refercnee, Call Itt. person Carpet's Reataurant. Pomeroy. 9-6-3t . pok, .. :~l;u\~~~~rhw bcocuntent with a 3 lo 1 Dmr luQ;cr WliS far too l!"ood tor the Cu'o5 and Sl Louis r(.•tped 1 to 0 111 tl w t'lltly encounter. Grimes was to uched for 11 b8fetleB in the bi.COilll 11,ame but they were spaced, I!IVUlt: the Curdls the advantage 8 111 3. lL was the ninth st.J:alght lOSE lor the Br u in~; druppmg them to fourth pltl..ce BcclltL<;e the Athlet1et played 11.1cnUtely wlUlOUt thell' l'.t.ars, , tile New Yol"k Yankees snatched L\\o I!Umes 15 to 3 anct 9 W 4 An· , tiu•v. s and RhO<\et; were the winnmg hurler8 Bllbe Ruth hit two !wnwn; atld Lou Gehrig one. Lou J>. ~Llll t\\'0 ahead o! Rul.h with a tola' uf 4.::! ' ldtr•1 Wa tso n Cllu-k ha.d given t!tt• Ilrookhn ROOms u 5 lo 4 win \u u·u umhlij~ ovc1 Boston . Vl\n Mtul l;11, a ymmg llghl htmd11r from nw~t ·- -· H~Y fiG..,.. RESULTS n 11 th~ ·ft ~r:r~r~~IOt;:;a.~~wa ~~~~e}' Balt.lmor~ --- ___ '1 tl'lntrr and £anlt&l1' CJroDerY. Ftndcr pkaat return to l!kibby -·--,;__ L4Wll!, Sprirll For K4tlll- !tnet. n= 9-1-St RENT - Puml&he<l hqUMI, .il roomu. Bunaa.low 5 rOoma, anfUr· roR NonCE My Ollice will be clooed du•inc the month of Sep· Dentiat AllEBICAl< LUGIJE Dietfott '3, St. Louil 2. 8t. U7lill 11, Detroit 'J • OIM'Iland e. OhleaiO ,..----.By JIMMY MURPH~~ . :1. """· CJICNN'f : I"MSO NE:RVO~= 1Jus-r 1<'>40W 1~'-n 6-otN4 IO C::,IDP ME ~OM MAKIN4 'fOU M'( WII="E.~ IN~ WE."LL OVER "TO THE llllwautee •t Bi. Pa111. Kat'IIIU City at Mlnmapolls Only pmes ~~ehedulcd '/!:;1 HEN CA'?PER Rr;""TI.)Q~S tN A ..•. . •Ew I:., """"""TS • ME ~EA05 I \-IE NO'TE ?HE LEFT Fa~ 1-11M~ WuhlllltOD at PhtlndclJ>hl.o~. . FOR B;1 EVA A. TING&Y FIREWORkS. y.,,_ ( I int:roediblt the will take JOU. ~hort 1 1~ 1t ' I ~~ Look at its devo.:r lines. It can he madt! with lon( or short slct\'t~ It's I' ~ jutt •• you kel about it. Aml it'• 10 e1~ily ma1lrl 11 ~re m' ;~lmo~t VER.' (GOOD. I pl1;n .crt!pe silks. kJJ \\'ilh short .'1\reves, eyelet bati,te, linen, •ll•ntung .nd -pastel washahlc aepe silk are attra('tivl'. ,.,,lr, - i .. ' "' ~ Ho,~ ~ . 0.1 TINse Palltrru ·• Stn~ . f I RILLY'S UNCLE-· \ IJ, c_~nh (in atamp' or coh1) l, to- P'all\10«1 ~tllu. Writt cartfully anif piJhdy )"OUr nam~ and full \, dims,..die nunlber of ihC" patte1 11 Jt\li th$ ,iu you want. j 1 [ II==:~ ' ~-- :- --------:~.:: -·--..., .--·-- ·--- · ·- -·-- -"-- ·- - -, . f'.t.BHION BUREAU F.Q A. 'l'lftref't "PUIS lienlrtl ll.oom 101, No. West Sbeel -,z ~~ NS~ lURK CITY li'lo(Joo~p.,n ·filicd 'Out I I reue pa.p er-150 fea.,.,. to khe book- s' I IJ,J~~ . did Slelb1 h ! l,~ Third ! Nt•;;..,;t.l l"lluLl ami Dulfy. (i,mt~ WOJ"k IIUIII ABrtll!~ the muunU lJUsttwm Uuoug hv11l P"l1 rrf: the long, h,nd co.!test, Helther 81.1'11':~. cf G I 0 0 crackmg UtlUcr the sham -wmch \\'abo:;.~~. 2b f> G 2 0 OOt."mr.d uupo~s1biP tu the many G Ulll til'. r . If 5 u 0 () ).ICoplc PlCbelll. F' iallll{;!trl nllol'le!l Nc r~ c l1 (oftd. ,. 5 (J 0 se,·en mt ~ c: nd Hllllts u.llot, Hi c 1g.1 ~ Qulllen. 3b F'lanagnn 1etued two b.l' tlw Jo;!flk t• J f:'A.~dtl\'j .~.~ out l"oule, ami Hu1 ru; wd U1e same " n~ n er 1 1 wi t h one, and ~.ne tuu tnell lntses on IJulls \\'ut.5olt calltl' Ull"ough ~~~·;;. ll . liJ 0 0 0 0 wltll :-;prrla.:ad11 p ~ a:.s uc tus ue- L Fllm;tgan, IJJ fi l I 0 fcn.swc IJ Ost;wn on r.r.·cond l:.tsr, Mllkr, 11 playing ll. lllObt CUil i>ll:ileJlt ga me throughout il<r con lc~t Tt:l a l Tl1cn came tlle CJ uo..:m l cu nlrst ol AB H HE the dnj' wit h the l'om ~ JO)o pet[Ollll· Ponll'rcy ers facing the Syr~cu~e bop. Dm~ Dye. 3b 4 0 l 0 Crow el~cLed to ha1e RRym ~mcl D ,\VI.,. ~·, 4 0 1 1 Hatbrecht. do tnc twll"l!ng tor hun FlF.c\str.m :!lJ 3 0 1 3 whil e F lann&nn ~t' ll ~ Elill MlilCl to ; . · . · 1 0 0 the m<JUJld lor himscll The Flit·l ~ r Clow, P 4 0 j 0 put lhCJJ fii"St 1ua ol lJIC contest Shorr l b · 4 (o 1 0 over In the four\11 f11une, wheu Rcw;lJ. cf · 3 1 0 0 Stanley hit. Lhe11 was advuncecJ by R lh rrcc ht, P- l"f < I 2 Wague1 uml scored un nullS"ill:l i N Hatbredlt . c 4 0 i ~iL T i1ree U11,HI.! rum, WCie mal ked l.lUilll. If a o o ouwn fm tllc l"lu·t ~ 111 Llle ~ 1 xu 1 I crow r!-2b chnplr.t wneu Rll~Sl'll st~l\ l'n I ' things otT with .1 i11t lullo wcd by a l '.o'~o<l hhlt bJ Mllll'r · St!\Crs •eachc(l fil sl ~~true).- cut bv Crow 1 t IU\Lgll fill CI"IOC tll1d Rll~o5Cll < ' • • • scored. Tl•ol' • •11•.rJ scurrl1 ou- Ba r on balls, C10w l, M iller , , 1u Watson·s h1t aud Gumlhe r b! oughl Two _!J ;.1se hl t.s, N. Harbrechl W. Stlilcrs Wllh a hit. I' U.l )llrcs. Du11y aml J. Roush. Doc Ctow theu dec:dcd lo u·~ h is hand at, th o twu lm~ lil lhe · next I huung. As he mttde Ius appea r ance on the mound. his Leum maws look a new lease on l!fr. and started in to piny real bal i. :;ee mlngl ~ havi ng ben pepped up m the pre5cnce of theu· p ilot In Wmt pnrtJ. · ~- pl B. 1931. c ular inning- the c,·ow n:pre 8cnt.a- I Bv t: S Wen.thE r Bureau. Columbu.. t 1Yet! I10m Pome1oy succeedc1l in 1 'Ihc'nir presrmrc is qUite n cnly snagging their run ... of the (.'On\.esL i dlGt'IIJ nl ~d umf the · \~'eut l}er Ill LhAlter tv o ·had been rc LirrcJ b y 1gr n~,·all y fr, lt with clear ~ ktes e ver ~ Fliers, R. .Harbrcch~ t ook Ills I the 6.1 tlrc country thJ:; 00 !)C with ~ ft·ce tic~ct, h~vlng beru A shallow "]ow" from tllc fc.~t 1 ~1ven fom Wide bn,ls. flhen Nor - r.pnroa.c,.ing th e lake 1e1w •n where an Ha rb1cchL not to be olll{lo.ne., tfl ~ l)l"t!S!>ure '1s now d zcrcaslnK. 00nged one away fell" a two ba.~;e clout.lmes:l lncrcasl.ug a.nd th •· 11 1 ~and ~C01ed Ra:.,moml Nu:·tti,IU tl'mporatm·~ rl11ing A ·'rilgh"' c:tclcd ~ne bnses ;•nd ~cc,Jed un mcrlcrnte intP.n5itr ha s en tcJ rd ! h~ r~~tht~~tD uan·~ tlm~ly ioJL. Bul. uf· field 11 0111 th ;: "(;a.tadln n l!Cr!hl.t. '~ I ot , th ey .Juat could uoL bring !>LtnQcU t·;.· .:ooJer t>h c. w11. .., WJath10, ac_ross tC.c l1omc l'lalter Jor ll ' er that extends .wuthwmd· ln Lo th· ~~~t~~~· ~ry 191; Limy mlght ami t he upJK'r Mj..'!sou,. Vr.Jlcy. The p · :·· Pdj ... . . na.ly _c lwJd wlth lt<t' Hll\h)IJ tl2mP tm.•Jn;; · are .~ l!gh :.J ·· ;:.~r !nor.l ~.1mcu cbamplons . IJc:c'>'; ncrmul 'cv~r th~ Oltla V•Jl· d& • .~,.game pre~enteti dul!ing Uw JP-y .:.n1 well n.br.vc normal over th , ~~,d~~lio/ ~o~d sport:, • tQ , t~J~.sou l"i Vtillcy u.no:1 ''l\f iddlc Pln!.11 Cll.,wrl · w; 10. r.lb~\m, 0 ~ . e _large I E:t~tcs ., 'l-hr .itldlell~nl> a:t.: e~"u~h to l; w.~.-·d bncrr \11!). near Pl -s mrc ureas · v.-:111 com :. n:c to ,.t, lC Umnwnd to cutch n ell 1tt ~ Jowly eOI.liw~·•l dtll"lnf' th" E"..uupsc of thl\g an ..:~ t:r ' u 1 Tile hu:: score• .. · · l"'Xt ..,(, IKUf~ al.ten cd hy mo;.crat iJ "· 1'/{',li.r.n· ch ntlft(S In all rnu ts of th·: - ('·oo• ~ .. e cr.m.u .~· ; llono a, l\l v ~ his v~inu,y PI" n ~c; AB f: H F.. \V!tnnLr I"Cathcr wlttl tn or~ l)r I :: , D;vc, 3b t o t LJ , c!' u:!mnt \'otl! tc t.ipee t£d l ::m·g l1 ~ I .. ... 4 1 l t~t<lJ \'ltc::i~\flE.da:; . CEN.UINE '' ~I ; ~ I ; ~-~~~ I TOBA~CCO NOW Pa.rk.ersbu.rg 3b. Ruppel, If . . •Bhrlvcr, It Rutter, ss j McNamee • formerly 8 ¢ ~ ~ ~~~~·: Boyt>:r, rf Re1nhnrt, p McCullough, 2b Donavan, 1:.1 ' C.onditions will you pattern b3 return m&il. PleaMe mail at once YOUr Pari111 pa-ttern, No. 7604, size- to Name ............ ,. ·. · · ·.- ·- · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Adtlreu •.... ..... j ....... .. ..•••................•. L Your • utf .. '· Fi••' 1 11 ...... _--:-:---------_,..;..,.~--..~--·· ......... _, __, ... ~· · ··~ ... - ......;:,ll ,., .. 34 4 g 27 12 6 Amcrkan Tobacco Company. The fine quality and popularity of~" DURHAM were always subjects of great pride to him. Therefore, it i• -~Y ptif;inll .t o us to offer this important savio:; and service· to the AmeriQP · public at this tiJnc. · ,. dearh I Flan_!l&an Flyers ABF!.HPOAE 221211 Stivers, ct .. 402711 Da"lo'U!, :ilb Stanley, ss . . .... 4 0 1 1 5 2 N~lroad . c .. : . . 4::10301 412200 Outnther, 1! . , . Custer, rf . . .... , . 4 0 2 1 0 0 . Flanagan, 10 ofo00600 -:100331 3b . . . . L . Flanagan, p 4 1 1 2 2 0 Genuine "BULL" DUIUL\M Tobacco at 5' marked ,c;he 1~ .of my fathn, Percival S. HiU, into the T<>bacco business. For 14 years ..e .wu .~reeideat of The 1 ABRHPOAE 400230 100000 302101 411210 400901 412200 400200 400200 of.OO:IlO 300120 ... . 352~~4112 replaced Ruppel 1n 3rd. I DAILY'h ·r,IBUNB · \~l'L'h I '. ! L' t.•:tl],!l"I'S, I GenetaJ Weather . Ad.Srtls ~'Oilf'· letter in the follow- \ lfll way: 4 . ~i , I I TM1 mNid h aho adoral1lt· in •. Tlil Nt. 7501 111111 , , tbtflirutl i• ,;., 11 IIJo 20. It ;, ,,J, f•r ilff,.rililtfr drli'f-"")'. lr ;, hafiJ Till<.'<.' b ..t I klr ~potted schen1e~ . .' ! ba ~e lllt ttJ bC' SC'.li"CC! ): ilmllj allPI uu ,71J1• Sl tml ey·.~ ~l • 't; l e Flannmm, hu rle r tm 111s own ngIJ.l"l.'gat:on and Ha1.s. lnul eJ 101 the 1 Channinv of rount in whitr , repe ,ilk irJ floral print in bb11{k on navy I I NOW ••• 111\lt. ciga- · · ·· · · ~ ~ LOft I. Y AIID SIM.\RT slttflml i• f'•riJ """ Ou lttiUrru an i• Nl'fll I ~ ~ I All Ti"''l rruJ~I• nrt lTt~tuJ 1111d I Aboqkletof241eavea of ;..,ported tl.\1\At. ciga~~ene paper at• ta.:h~ to ~ -~. I MU.'il.JI I LOCI( OUT I Get a Pattern of This Paris Style ,..J, ~ of Theto Parkelllblln; 2 CharnJllOns had prevlouo~~ly defe~tedseriesthe for Frll:ndly Fives In a l!J)eCial the championship or that city by wlnnmg two straight games by scores of 14 to 1 and 4 t.o 3, and challenged the winners of the SyracWie tourna~ ment. and came \.o Syracuse expectin!!" to wu.lk. uway wlth the law·cls. The Flanag-;;.n Flyers who have met. and df..!cated Lhc litrongest tenm.s m t h1s pari o( Lhe Ohio Valley went Into the lead In the first mmng when Stners v:alked, took :!nd. on n pa:;scd ball ~d scored on successive stngles by Davis llnd Stanley They added two more m thr ~>t:oond umlng to sew up the g a~ when with two men down, 1 Flanagan smgled. SUver:; singled, and. DaVIS doubled to ce nter for his seoond h1t of the game, and they a<lc:fed another !n th'e eighth on a. single by oumther, who scored on 1 Custer·s long triple to center field , for their last run of the game. A. L. ·FlllllaA"Bn, who had plt.<:hecl 1 ~lxteLn scoreless innings ag41olnst the s_t.rong Mason City aggregaUon I sunday was again mvlnctble. holdmg th e .~rke"sburg Champions to I three seattercC> hils lor e1ght. innings aud added etght more .scoreless In· nings to his recorrl, makt.ng 2-t. mnincs he had pitched m two su.:J] t-.cS~;ive da~s Wlthout u "Un being scored agam~t h tm With the game se we11.1p. he lei down slightly In the nlf'.~h and as a result ur twn h •ls, t~-n error and a w1 ld throw to \ .:enter field. allowed th e Parkersburg Champions lo srore two runs to eScape ll shut out, but at no tunc did tb e much hernldcd Parkersburg Champions uppear dangerous. In addttlor1 to tht! tight pitchlru; of Flanagan lhc fea tures o! the game were, a cne handed stop ami throw by Dye to retire the runnf:!r a t first ond the unusual occurrence of center neidcr Stivers be ing credited with a put out at hrst ba..'lC. CU5ter with a tnpte <~.nd single, Davis with u double and sing le and Guinther wit.h two singles "I'. ere the leading biti.Crs for the Flyers. whUe Shriver wlth a double and single and Red G 1rdon with two singles wei-e the only phwen nn the "loisli· ll11J team who seemed able to !at· hom Flanagan's deln·cry su~:.ccss­ fully . I I ,ii'W1,;H>E·.. • Fllus, winners d tht Ueen~ Ohk \'"Jiey To urnanltn~ ' Tournament Sunday afte rnoon, when they de(cated the strong Mason Cit y awegatlon by a &eore of l to 0 Ul a ~Sixteen mnlng battJe m the .semifinals and then took Tom Crow·s Pomeroy Stars Into camp In the nna.1.s, atlded another vlc~ory to their undetea.ted record by trimming the Ftro::~g Rhinehart Engmeern, winnerr. o::- t he Parkersburg dty champ\nr.sl:lp, by a score wJs I " dear, I The Flanagan Flyers, who carried oft the honors in the Syrac!lle ~ ~ ~ ~I ;~ .,;~ ! . ~;:~~e~% ~~~~~~!: ~~~~e ~!:~ : H. R~ush, foUuwan&: and lnleft>lt.1nr d t~-­ crlpt.lon of Ule Cl.ll\tetlt loctwetn the ll:elnhud.t 1-: ~inun, 11hatn· pions of Par'ketsbii:'J rwrea . Uonal ball &nd 1-'la..qa,au·:. ccneia{ I' 1 £1 ctftt'"hmatl at PtttMurgh . 8olltcn at Brooklyn. Only p.."'Res. AME&I(llr.,_ LE.\0\JE oh-.,o at t:leve1and. Bt. Lollla at. Detroit. Only p.m.•. ' BOY!! .... ~t> FIN!)<;', MAElEl. NA'I.'ION.-\1. LEAGllE 9-B.Jt-w·lt 011 . HE MA'i' 8E , SUI IliAI ., • ~he .ell fw I I I ' t:dJt.or's ~oo.e; Tho- "portinr ecUlor of The Dail~ Tribune I!; lnllebu-d W Mr. iial!Jitob Rwo· i.. 15-8 1 'I'OitAY'S GAMES t:\JIBK:AN : ..8SCK.1"-'nON t.oalaYIDe at lndl•napolili. nmhed.. :8dth I\OUiell '1\e"Wtr s-Pared and v.mtllbed. W. l!l. ~ Vale Strfllt. PhOile 48-J t-1-1\ tember. Dr. P. E. STANLEY St. Loull B, Ohlaqo 3. PlttabUflh B, 'Cincinnati I . Pittaburth t; Clnelnnatf. :i. Olevefa.nd 5, Chlnaro :t N: w Yort 1.5, Jltltladclphln 4 Wa.:ehtnaton 1, Bor;ton fl. Wubtntton 15. BGeton 1. POR R!:NT Houee 01 tivc and be.th, lll('dern lmpt'OVfliiiCI"Itl.l. Mr11. 0. L. BfadburY, Brooklyn 15. Boston 4 no 1numg1111 Brooklyn 2, Bol!:ton 1. St. Loula I, Chlca110 ~- Two Hito Allow Couple (')f Run& In Ninth . ball~. I ESCAPE A SHUT-OUT When Two Erron, And ------- I a ..1. ..L ..-a.. wer.vurl • Outfit Hfellpleu Be· fore anaaan U&Mwel~hl ~::n:Y~~ac~~:~~cl~~~~~h~~a~c~~~~llcd}~~ I ~ U.t~·ep "-41amp~on 1'\L.. and Burke In !.he opener I Blld ,..rberry 1n nicht cap re· Oooaman, Olevda.nd turned Washm.ton l t.o 5 and 15 won on tecnt>tcal knook.out over to 1 defe41oLs over the Bolit-1n Red Ja(.k. Porlne:j . whu Box. Russell, Bollton hurler. 1119.8 FOlt:lt'Y Willi unable lo continut· t:the v1c~lm cf 12 l'Wll on the flrst. (.Q U ~' of a broken bone tn ht~ Jell two innlnp of the afternoon en- han£' \3) . tertatnment. OeoJ'I~ Cannall)' gave hts old teammates only four hit.& a.nd Cleveland dmmed Chlcago·s Sox 6 , GRAIN PRIC...t:S t.o :il In ,he aecond ba.ttle bowler, I;enver seml-proleasiQhAI hurler C'1•rago, Sept 8-1N5---Gquns lost 5 t.o 2 He might bave WQn ex: : ~:.penl'd 8teady to fmu tcdll} cept ror glvtnr four walks and J:our Wll£'at was 1 ~8 t.o l-2c up With errors behind him. Icorn •m.t oo..s unuan~;-rd w 3·8t. l hlgho;r . ·· • Or.rntng O"icf"6-Wheat ~pt 46' WRESn..IN.G RESULTS ·7·8. veC 49 3· 8 1·2 , Ma 1ch ~2 6-8; May M 1-8 1-4. By Internastonal New~; Bervtcc I Co:.t Sept. 4~ ; Dec ~9 3·8 1-2 , At Montreal-Joe M.&celwltt, Mar:lh 'l-1 1·2 3·-t.: Ml!.Y 44 1-8 1-4 UtiCA, N.Y., defeated Prank Jud- ! 0Jt.s-----&'pl 21 l-8 1·4, Dec . 2::1 son, Boeltoc.. ,3-ll, May 25 7-8. 'l. I New Yllk'k I , Phfladelphta 0. New Yort 9, Philadelphia 4. --------1 l • El - 1 lfATJONAL Lf.A.OUE Loot- LGST-ao,&o l'.weater. tan and brr..wn between Sallvase C<mfec- '' ·-AN' IT'S NOW NOONFIFTI:EN I YESTERDAY'S B.ESUI,TS AMJ!:&ICt\N ASSOCJA'J:'IOM columbus 18. Toledo 6. Columbus It, Toledo 3. l::lt. '*Ul 8, Minneapolis 4. M1nne&polle 11. St. Paul 8. tndlanapollft 2, I..DulevtJie 1. Indianapolis 1. LouiSVIlle 0. Milwaukee '1'. Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 7, Kan&as City 6. care ror or be companion for cldf•TIY lady ip respecta.ble home. Write Rally Tribune omct. 9-B·St.. ' •' "'"' ' B'"nowk . ?I WANTED---TCI • Ohtoago 1 Help Waated- .•, ...... \ would h ave scored a ahutoul exctpt 2 \rlWQpb. onr t.he St Louh; lor an errur by Eddie MarahaU .. Brown1,r bu~ t.he Ttpra were outhiL From oumt se<:ond baseman. A11 tt waa tn Ule tyenlni alutfe&t. loflln& 11 t.o 1 -- --·--- . ,.·.. , . _ . · - only , .... , Jim · r-ttke Romano. Italy . " .' .. .. ----------~~.~ - ~---to • . Deatiat Dr. H. D. BROW)II w/· · •• priM! ... CARDINAl S MUV[ flAIAbA ' N r't~£8S WIN Till£ ArT[~ .R[MAHKABl[ TllT5 ; I Hubbell's Master· n•:; ::·0:::·. ::,,::::·:,:: ..... ' Mc><Won ncnN IN lnNI' rnNTE~T 1Tnu0· ~- ~ IInT TnD IN ;;.:;;~~.::~" ~· '"'"'men ~~~~~;Hf,~~JE]~:~~~~;:~~:· fU[lft ~.iiU u IJIJU ,ln. ur ep[rn il lU Now.~,.~~; M11lllAJll II ~ :lfi I t4 t BEAT M [D r.Rnw•c CD[ l . ~~lnK ~omet.hlng =~~~r~:; bt.'!~ur1~h~~=~ ~ ·n;lt~!: =~.~dr~~) dr:~'l- enllliffC O£PftJD : CONOU Lfl U U .J ilf Gil SIN fi·NAl ~~·;~t,!;1~]~~:;~~~~~~~ BHTif~·b BRUINS f~~:~~;·~;;:.~i~~1;t~~! ;'~~~~..":';'~.,n:,~:;~ 'l ned tlf'U .. lilil '11 \Ill I · . .. -. ~ ----~----~-- ·----~------------------------------------------------~- FLANAGAN FLIERS CRO •• ••• ........ TIIB DAILY Ti\Dron POIDROT, 01110. TO&SDA Y, BEPTI!.."''MBDc. 8, llf:IJ bw>e G:tp-ee b!Wl hit, OU:stcr. Bt.Olen•base Q(Jrd4PJ. I:.Eitt, on ba.i!:eS. ·, PJ:u!kqraburg . li, •' I ,I ' numiN'I', l'HI M.,JCAJif 'I'QBA.CCOat. 1234fi6l8!) . 00()•100002-2 OOOlOIIO'l-fl 1 2 0 0 0 o 0 1 x--4 . 2 3 I '.(I ,1 0 0 I x~iJ hlts- DnVIs, Shriver, : Fcyers · 3. , ', I Double Play; Stqnl~· to DnviB to , L. Planagan. I · FaMed ball, Gordon 1. r BllBe on balls, Rhineha.ljd 3. I Struck out, b3 Rhlnel)art 1, toy 1f''-Pn 3. �IJ/1, )I I Tf rr " -:r ' I TO'Z8DAY 8EP'I'EMBER B 1931 end: '..KVSELI HOME IS lJURNED SATURDAY tcontmued from ;;'i'fiJChes tour he mo~ bott es or water or. bott e otfee arid u )lbttle or ea Moyle and A len hoped o a e !ale 100 m les an hou and .,.,e e tonvtnctd that he r urdy p1a e i'WOuld carry them SIX: eSli uUy thro~J~h wb d r& n and os Our ho d~ sh p :Weiaht csr y ng he wo d;t; to any eco d !linge mot.o cd pa e Mo} e !lad Ju11t before the depar u e We 1 oft' succe!ISfully and we we e the e Moyle 11 d AI n were bank 11 beavUy on the mp o erne t.<; h y !had d1'octed n he p ane s qu p ~:et B 0 Y ~ TO PRESENT PROGRAM THURSDAY smce he a nglne a ea ~st FaD alee ! f. lD eat rorred ateel tin mlps $1 00 Value he p nne but d d o expec to he any news dul'ing t c crosatng Moy e and AI en sac 11Ced li rad o 11et n o de o- ut ze all po3Bib e l'ipace nnd we ll'ht o tl clr gasol e supp y Veteran of h -ee attempt d Pac •• CHANGE OF VENUE The cue of El Jl Sm th v a H Smith actkm tor d voree n cd the common ple».s cou t BEDFORD TOWNSHIP MAN PASSES McMASTER HARDWARE CO Pome~roy d RUPTURE - Tl '-CHERS MEINHARDt COMING HF.RE AGAIN Hl! will penonally demonstrate 2orn Jcse 1 no Fed J I on Thu sday I'Ive-Mile Drop No ANXIETY I ELT - I I T 1 -AI reasury ready Facel l Def ICII Of About ~ ~AROlE BOARD lS BOMB~HD£0 WITH 1 ~ROHST LETTERS A gaonot The Parohng Of I Prtaonera $1 500 000 000 I MENACE TO SOCIETY VETERANS DISAGREE JOIILEOS 'TORM >IEETIN<l Brlsto Ens Sep 9 INs-A Cl - For Safety Of Fheri Who doo nln.O ' ' o o w•nployod atmong F1111d1 Can Be Left Japan For Sedemonstr!ltors a ten P ed t.o soor Rataed Wtthout Ex th hall wht>re he Trade Uni,o aHie Tueaday ICOIJITt!M was n sessio .oday I cen ntereat Lt'd by wm en tht' mob 11. t.u k ci IUS d~ who ed to etlist he n 11 B ROBERT 8 THORNBURGH I of emp oyee we e nju ed befor nob dispersed wt h arrive o rlon A. nun be ... Is Clatm Of Many Feu 1 1 INS Staff C,o ~ po de gton sept 9 w h or Wtt h Jl Some 2 000 State ful Of Wholeoale Releaaea h Awa-t. ng onl,- f&vorable weather C A Anen (left) and Don Moyt• (r ght) Callforn ana are at San us I o Jo.pan all 1et for a take oft' n an attempt to fly non stop \o Seatt e The r plane s the Lockheed Vega lD wbicb Harold Bromle)' made hia unauceeBSful •ttempt l.u& Jeal Receive Awards But Fail To Pa~ Bayles Foregoes Assault On Mark Sportsmen Assume "Hands-Oil'' Policy Effort to Take InJured Mecbanau to Haap tal Pubhc Employee• Pa1d From Fund Kept up by Pr1 vale Concema In East om The conferen e was Ralph T 0 Ne Na Tokyo 8ept 1-Convlneed would succeed In the r d&rinlf tu e J~tpa.ne8t' IU!ronaut ct1 ven ~ auth orlt es today anldous y awaited word of the progresr; of Don Moy e and Otic l It Allen Amer can a'f'ta to s attempUnl a nonstop ftlaht from Japan to Beattie or Tacoma Washington They were expeet.ed at the r des tlnaUon at eleven a m I S T to afternoon Mtddlebo•i H W Mt'Mu&er O...er Iwhen tbe proposal was Financial rovem m(.nt JruWit as thev did Jut March beto~ con ess to pay fifty pe cent or t11e bo us obll11at ons Uuat llle fil(.8. 11 t uatlor. or the covernment pred d s uch procedure wtth d re conse quenc s Payment of tl e bo u Now You Can Have 8-INB- nava Con nued on IJ&Ie Nln teEn pc sons gove nment clerks been ar ested and we e expt"cted STAINLESS pou ds 6 50-6 75 '" o last term E.choo boar e np oyes a.re owed ubo I 2 000 000 or which reKulau Marietta. Vicks VapoRub cachers have t'J.300 000 duto hflu The ~achers acoopr..ed $ J78 \100 vorth ol scr p oft'e eel by d y A TO OPERATE ON COACH contrae~ h w No Word Patr CroaatDI The I Pacofoc I MU~EUM warDlU' If "'!"~·'"Ill lie bc.a d other employes took $1 125 iXlO and rontract.ors 12 25:1000 lar&e of Whl're It I located often a.use1 Stomach ..atler ............. ~.-a &:p i-IN8--A 115000 to 1'8. IS !.he Old H t: u. Uniol Co L bl-ary n o a m J.Seum Wllll way toooy by h N• o , ll lon of Tt>m:.J S Thu~ PRICI!!-SUNDAY 5 tJENTS BY CA'&aiD ll CINTI h a& ),.:~:;~on $a&ur.,. only openlnc In the UNPAID Sept ft INS M Ill on c lid c l!tli. t schoo w th the! teachers npa d !0 he I nal two non OF CIOCAGO IS mdhnd HILL L D McMaster ' uy H s su vv e I by h zs w re and PITTSBURGH LIVF.RTOCK seve al ch ldren The runeral ser ce were conducted 'do day at most y steady to Jer \IV Ill' ._. h b lal In the 180 230 lb we aht cemd ry there 160 80 bs 6115 7 ar, I Cil Mutmeers Surrender Fleet to Federal Troops Many aye'i K11led 1n Revolt gap! Only men TO EQUIP I dnna o Ia Heard Ftoaalt:rr. paiKn w rlli.'le llnd SERVICE 1 - tontvh nl!ll.r Llllle Erie todlly day Althoulh TWO STORES CHile Revolution Brought To Close den or that plaoe for n nu nb of y a a and was l e h sbe.nd or } e Bearwo ~w Ridge d str ct cor t':SJX Mien to he T b ne Te e $4900 $6900 venue and w I bt! hea d n the V nton county commo pleiUi oo rt t WatJ announced by the c erk o courts here Tuesday morning h P Bait'J day nfternoon !o ow g a short II ness Mr ::; n cia r had been a prom nent es P Ill NEWS AIH AUTHDft\T(SI_N_ews_Flas_hes__ ~RESENT TIME IS 1 ICONfiDENT ACES ~:;r1El~~f:~.:~~~l BAD fO~ PA~MENT WILl RHCH U. S. ~:::·:' ~::~~0 "'"~o, ·~· 1 Of VHS IN fUll lncludeo Governor& May oro, Labor Capotal To Attend Meetonc Sale 59c s tow lZth from 9 OU OF INTERNATIONAL 0 MANY INVITED Sale 79c Flne~r 3 Pker WalDa& lkd R001111 Suite ol Ch3. e11 Sln~la about 64 yen s of atre PBH!Ied away at h,. hon o Bu Yallow Ridge In B dfo d I Pacific Hop Their Aim u:cep n South po the ha Choice 900 or J'lah S.wl and StaM Fernery with Pede1tal Leather lao& Stool Smoker w End Table 8 Pleee Wain.&. Dlnlnr Slllte $4900 w ~h county was llr&. ted 11 chan,.e Hotel General y fa warme 1 Wll...LIAM K HUTCHINSON 7Sc Value Sale 49c Furnoture Specoala At Moddleporl (lOW bear11 B thl d name C as Madgl! ch ~ ened fo the daugh tl!!r ot Jtfl owner John Duffel n of Tll.ooma Wush ngto It wa.~~ fl );nown u the City of Tacon a an 1 L eutenant Ash cA ed h Pa La.taFette WIRE WEATHER FORECAST- POMEROY OHIO WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1931 Peace T ,,;;- Offen11vJ Aomed At Preoent Depre..oon 1 lb Can Sbenrla Wlllburu or lohuon s Prepared Floor Was -Fb up yolll' floon fw tbe winter ftc c 0118 ngs the Mo e A en p anc eharre 11 ITI lfftl ITI IM TH& bAia.." t'&ll\llf& LEASED ATIEM~T TO 'AID' NATION'S JOBLESS~ rneehanic er hoal;ehold UR .watch to me&llldtl wit.amul LEGIONN~IRES TOI 8 ewp Percolator $1 25 Value poss ble exten Japa e RuttJOrit es n s uc ed u w reless stat ons and lighthouses to k<!ep a con~ ant EJ VOL. V- NO 304 Sale 98c FamUy Slse hol'J and GrHn Po«elal bo hood of $10 000 he ru FULL .. at H•mper-11 In z ze In and $1 25 Value as wei o.s ce a n hanges o .tbe fl18elage and ta cos n he Co ope a ng ko REAt'ERS NOTICE-If ,._ waat the Newo Olice of The Daob TrobUilo call 238-L; of tko Buu~~eu Office aok 1.. 202 R. rl.l~t. 21 ln. hlrh a ~ions nel~o:l hill week I Fana:J def:GI"ated Clot.bea n Japa hat the re ova The)' est mt~.ted ~ons Whch ncu ed Mra. l tend: contere ce McMASTER'S SPECIALS For Thoa Week 'Up unt .m.t:q~ moU\er rt(orrls Thorn ut wno Ul empluyed: ut Detroit apen the Wffk end he e wtt..l). ll1s fam ly He rc urned to returned here with them M. and Mrs IEJ.ben RoblniO!l Det.nl t Monday &nd MW El r.abt'tb Schorn return M a d Mrs Ju! ws Bm t.h and ed from a ..,.ee-k end v 11 t n co um dauamer E ma and Mr and Mn bus Phtllp Meinhart returned trom a fe cay vl.l t w '-11 Mr and Ml1l Fred Hea y returned Sunday E W Sm t.h and faml y at Co r em a week s trlp o N aaara ra b umbw H11. old Rli.S8t who spen the and othe potnt.a e urned. to hill Dr and Mn R. E Bok were wee\'; end here n Char est.on Hil Columbus lsU.ors ove lne week em'lloymen wtte who visited her parent.& here end Mr and Mrs R W Tuell': return he Jlalt week a~eompanled hlm All n Cha5e ot Detroit 11pent the ed ,o their home in Akron Tues wee\ end and Labor Duy here w th d11.y to row1n1 a lew days vis t w U hill 1 "' ents M and 4 li John the formers l)&.nnt.l Y and Mril Chal'e Henry PrlOde on Mulb rry Ave hfrto Ne ie Bm tb and daughter Mrs Grace Weir aCC()mpan M. hem Oe ude were HunUngtol vlsltors tor a brief visit Mon<'lay • Mr and Mn Joe Harbrecllt and Mrs W K Dea.n and ch fan y .spent :ne week end m lk'l who spent the past month here lair guesUI of be latter's mother w th her mother Mn1 Ellzabetll Mrs Ralp Sherman 0 uese returned to their home n Otto f trauss motored to c eve C() umbtll!l They were aecompanled Ian~:! for the week end and attend by M s Ed Hines and Mllllles Maud ed I e National air races Rnd Freda Orueser for a week end viis n Columbus W Ism Watt:rs ca.me trom Leroy 0 to spend 0\'er t.be week end Mrs Frances Pr ce Ill apendl 1 with his wife and 110n wM are vis some t me with her son Charles ttlnl at the home ot her pa ents and family at Long Bottom Mr ltnd Mrs John ChaBe R E Tracy or Logan Is a ltUsiDM An 11. Mae Martbl returned hom& vis tnr here a. few day! thla week Monday utter sper!dina: a month Rev P A Brlght left fo Co with he s ste M'r.s M ldred umbus Monday wh~o~re~b~e=w~l~-~~~~Tu~bbo~~a~t~A~tl>O=n='~------= one) pap ill t w th her Henry Hess M1s6 Btta. HeM who v.l.l !ted n ColwnbUI tor a few days :.r &.-kache Co tS~IRPt on and other an~aUI of deat 10 from ru1 avoided Is fur while Jleople r.Jelnhardl Rome N Crawford Ave MacDonald Fl RNISHER BOND THREATENED -w1th a/ate blacker than death! Homer Con ey nppea ed n he our of Just c r tus h c Thes day ron g u a charge or bwi ta d.V swnrn 00 by ~Iorence John son and throuah hill attorney wal ed t>XBmi.nat o ond was bour J over to the llr&nd jury u der a SOOO bond witch wa11 t Lr is! ed 11ae testimony of M S!i JohnM» waa taken and Bl&nt'd he pM~ enee of the court Notice :c----''C~o:.:n_ tln_u'_"__"_"" _ p~one) the me81!1age A thur Henderson torn er etgn sec e a y n MacDonald s abo c.: b et a d now leader or he op past on labo m ty vromiJ y o~ ed tJ l' f rst passage a a nu; w I CHEA~ REPAIR RUINS H asked whether 11kc Lhia the budget to shou d t.e ccc:l throlllh the House of Com non'! by 11team rotll!r methor;U; and the labor tlenei es oud v cheen.d th9 que:~t14n I am very slad,~e ad rtllll h 111 ll crl.ll s the prem er eto tee! I Fret ~ne.et1atJunen\ on the Lawn to vhlch He-ndendn ansWered wtll pass ove that tau t.. W f.' of The Flnl Pnab~rhm ,:;:hareh ha.\te un oppo n ty to n ake PemerOy 0 It 1 P "M Tlhmdu.y 8tatemenl Thll Is In OODM(Itlon wllh a Lawn Tht" speake • • • U you dee •peo • o b ol Life bn Soe'-l l'i"n by The Pair ~nd Sqaare noun ed that full and w de d .s de•lt l'OU he~ll 1b blowt-teared J()v.r OlaM of TM Federaletl Chweh. CU88Iun or the moU01 of co r d c 1oul w b 1uf111 of-pat up ttl 1 Pomeror 0 'fhls Is a claas or o.nd ht> who e stunt on \\OU d be emu 111. eel lie 1 OJ"f I K !14.VAG8 iwenly bo,. betftf!n ,_ ot tt aad per:n tted The Je.borlte.a 1 RA L he e n tb 1 I underoutol mu Bvea et you reed Y<"l Qley doubt 11 yean of qe Help &he. bOJI cheered th s o.rmounoement tbet e ..y women ot women hom oo 'It! by aUendlnc llt.ls Soct.l bear the nemelen bor on beep~ ~ ...,. ''"' GRE[N DEMANDS upon thue d•teuelen femin a• DAVNE JOAN HAMILTON LABOR CONFERENCE eboulden But reed th 1 aetouadi•t 1 Year. Old 1 true llle etory to ')'ou •ell You will WIU Speak, 81q sud Play for Ill Wal<b 11 on ---s;;l s.:...-INS-A fiMd t ooibplete n Oetobe TRUI enjoJ ,..nell aM help 'demand o ced b} WI Ua. n Oree Conte tiTOaY Het your oopy reed It tcMIIIYI UN' pres tlent or tl e A c au Fed ra Tbe Thnfl Thlnday o1 thllll WNk tlon of Lnbo t at F cs d nt Hoo le car.ful wher. yau 10 for tt • •P• wo l It t•U• •aJ»1r.. nc.d Ill lift tnd vood equ pm1nt fcl ..,.., 1 . _ , , " •••• 11111!11 Our np• r '''"d Men a up 1 4•dory tt• n•d Our eqw pment ' the M .. -111M• a eMttully O!* ...d He 11 tl ¥1 ceu IMJ II'IO!da. 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Science haa found a way to remove the color from the world's most famoveatment for colds - without altering the time-tested formula an Iota l Its your same VIcks just all chance of stain gone 1 Whr 26 J.ftlillloa Jan Are OM Yeulr-For twenty-five years Vii!KB VapoRub has been tbi mou..ra" relianll&-4be family standby for cold troul:lln Lib nothing e18e Vleka acta extemallr,.._wl~out the rlllkf ol ''dollng''~rp to the $f. fected ate.,_by ttill)lllation illhala~ f&YB at once. In Golden AmW or S....._. Wld&-Now joui'(Jruk£1st lias V1eka In the original amber or the new stainless wh1te form -as you prefer it. It's the 118me dependable Vicks same time-tested lnjp'edlenta, CODipoUDded ill the same exclusive V1ck way-at the same price Fdr a pnflntlon an ell*lallr ..._... Ulhr ..-tntatum 1lu ben uec1 .. thfl bqe of Vlekl. becau. we touD4 M whl*f~r ~ bat of 1ver tall " nu Onit. co fe enoo of lnd r.trlaii&U. anu labo le11dcrs to 1 cons l!er the (' orwmlc Btuatlon and cons der mea.s~~u f re er this winter went. WWtaw red a er ... e the Whlte Houae today Chuah) Tl c White HoUle baa o com Tbe ..,....-To help Ute bop men t.o mlilke tnqu1r'llra were m C... aad CUe will ... ltnR4. lormtd b' Walter H Mewt.on He byingad hUSCO ess reeove Y VICKS NOW IN 'IWOFORMS...uJIOa prefer it ao,. Tile I Yoar Sllme Vicl1 ••• Only Color RemoveJ••• S.m• Form•lll Stzm• Price I MacDonald pe cen a ove subsc which was a nounced a nigh It is ma tal ~ed by the veteran at tl ere b; much neea among n employed e" soldiers and that n han 12 000 000 000 U at would be \ pa d out 'NOU d form a stlmulan tG ....:::»~1\<S-EBERSB~- I t ........ 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