https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97cdef6cc6b3648c6792b58ae22d7631.pdf 252ec3d2fc25c0e51e38624fac1f1e9a PDF Text Text 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. Yov p.~ir lob wll ~ ..f• n ot.W lf'"llil Jed HrY ell ftp1rirM11f IP M Place The tawn ., The Flnl l'r'IUJterlab ChiU'tlh l'o.eNJ Ob&o Ill .,... 01 11 .... &hen In th CoDUDtatilll at ' 18 P H. rttal')' tn" ' ..tllfactorr ...111or polot 11114 . - . . , · - ~ t1oo rndul, Jon.,.eoutiuu.t: nporll.llta' ..UO• tklt tl .......Uwe of "-~ Throt11h the ~.tfGD af a ~ I ,._ tiM iDMQnl eolo!: without otherwl" atreettq 1ti Vlck Chndltll Mw at iM$ mad• Vlbb VapoBab JOIIiible ill w ilbda'• 1...,. lu &boa wba l prefer t&. I ! I H ERE'S real news! 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 ........ DON'T "DOSE" COLDS EXCIPI ON YOUR DOCI'OR'S ADVICE b <lb s17. �.. (. _.,..·~··~- . .. I ,..,.~ 4 I I 2 2 ;; Sf $ 2 4 ¥4 -·= I I JJljJlJ..J.~. !J!!!... ., , . 1 ;:•• ~ """" lb• ... " llorcli I. ""'·· -~ ~ ,. . . . lol-- -1 . . 11 111 ... !If> ~ lllm.-lf' ~ tlltlr "''"' ~1114'Uib !1111 ......,..U. ~ w1ll lot ~- d-)11 "' ----- --- ( 1i II LllOIL: l IT lt-1 111' A1n:::.: MY COil1':Zl6\IT\91-1 1ll ';bu~ l"Aj.L. .... '"-'!~!~!~ ..~. """"" ~ ,.,. ·-~ ~-tlltr0. p,.. "'!!' !IJoaoll,. tollm"'or....... un moiiM ~~!toll fl'!l'l!ll b '1 :· ~llOlf>ii ~ to lot 'l!lS.'t" STI~ ,._ ~A'{\1~· Oil IT All' ll-\1::~ Y'AI?£1 --~ I T I h--- I t 1)' DAVW p BFNTNER lKB onmaU.c EdiWr --- l••• p....... ~l!flllolloa ,..~L cop ..... P.f fl.. "': ~ Ol~ot Oall ~IH NATlON.U. 4PVJ:II'f!81NO REPJ!ISENTATI'I'IJ Devine-TenDeJ' Corporati.OD New Vorl and Oh1cli0 IWill just Iota of nite foreignat.araoamecwar but. a!Wr a year or leu ln t,tle movla eaplto.l you wouldn't reeD~Dize tbtt'l for the ~~~..,.., sweet. tJro:nlpant Jllr~ , , , l •Within a year you will probj p,bl~ be a WOW and tum dltrer- w • I COME ALL THE WUJ{L!J...--Come, and h:ar, all Y< I. GOOD NEWS HE NEWS broadca~t recently that the Ford Gornt)Bil)' will find employml'nt for a number of men variously estimated from lifteen to twenty-five thou~and il' moAt encouraging, tn say the Jeu?.t. 'fhe~e men were laid off temporarily s ome few monlhR ago, the ce~t-~atwR of work at the plant ,.,. here th~y worked doing ibl ~h1u e to contributing t~Jwanl the hard timeM already being experienced. The met·e fact that Ford is findiug employment ror ~uch a vusl number of men, while it means a great blow to hard times in it~<elf, is not nearly so 1mportant a~ the fact that ... _..,.~... , .............. ......... times mu~t have improved to justify such u reMumption of T I RadiO Progr.am · Frank Winegar's nis King's Orch, Many cur·~ us thi:.; tinancu~.J giant manufac+.ures, there pe), 9, Preddle hundred~ uf thousand1:1 of carH 1n lhis and slightly EPli cnrpentcr's da1:1s, manufactured in the country annually 1:10 the , , , Mrs. James Will who has \ ery _tll is 11lowly ImprovinG b n Ro. \ mond Ktng returned tu h 1· home In Lathrop last week all 1 spem'lng the summer with. Mo and ~ r:s Ch:ulc& Grcen1t r. B E. Carl aLld lamlly IWd R 0 It like thw. doggies say?'' j --~- ..- .::.... ., -~-.;.. OL~, PlEN'T'-1 Of Tot?ES TQ LFIST Mt 01ch; Y 15, Den- D~~ove I'VE GriT i Abl:am'1 ,, most important p11rt of the ForA.I.flll,g"'llCeipllllt, after all, WL*-cmchlnatt 1328-7001 12 15 JB that there iH a rift in the clcn?tr.~ ()f 'depression and we pm. Chf:mlavsky's Otch, :o~·ao, Hahn's Orch; ), Henry Theis' Orch may conflclcnth· expel'l to flee the l':lYS of sum1hine break 4, Horton's Orch; 5, Aftemoon Melodies: 5 30. Childtcns Program. through at almo::~t any time. 5 4:5, Thomw:~ Lowell; o, Amos 'n' 'i,lomo,nti Andy; (1.30, Phll cook: 1, Baseball 1 \ scm·e11; 7 15, Rwskln's Dance Orch : When the motorlHL who':. in the hiblt o! killing chicken!! on Sund~r 10. D1tJ.;c ElUn(IWn s Orch , 12 m , THE AUTO O'WNER \Cht . lJlavsk~··s Orch , 12 30 am, San 1uns ovc1 a porcupine. S THERE NO recogn1zeU l1m1t heyond which an auloltry~ Olch New York. 1.,, 3-uuv) """ 10 If all the reCormcrs 1n the coun· [ lot of husbands ' wouldn't lr.now Wt!:A.Fv.uuld pttt. their heads to1ether I where their next meal waa comllll owner t.l' driver may lee\ ~ecure against the continued \am Blue Streaks, 10 30, Funk'll skulls would make wonderful Jrom. on8Iaug ht Mo t th osc w hu at c ev~r d cv1smg .. I Orch. 12 1~. Funk's Orch, 4 pm , mean::~ and wayl:l Chlldrens p 10 gaaot~ 5 45, cole~ ;.;;;].,;~;j; and the State would Take It or Lraft n plenty ot concrete left over of more taxalion1 The lates t thing in unjul:!t auto t~xation Mountai~l!n: 5, Rose Room·s have A. fresh air ft~!ld Is a man wh() t.o nx up the detours · th 1 d· 1 O~h. 6, Nick. Lucas, Bong11, 6 4.5, hates to llaten to the llB.me pbono• IS e aw propoHe Ill t le ~tate of Alabama and which 1he Ooldbetg:s; 8 :JO, The Revelers araph reeot'd twice. the voters of one of the counties will vote on in the vcr)' 9 3u. our.t&\'c Bnenschen's OJch, Soob.l Errors 10 15, Vmcent. Lope~·s Orch, 11, I The UoHIUn man who taught hiS tlear futu1 <' It calli'\ for a oue cent per gaJim, gu~olnu~ Irving MHls' Orch, 11 JO, Sht>lbo'H 1 bini dt,g that 1t "'us lmpol1le to • Plt.lf•l Caaes Orch ...polnt I The absent-minded for11c1' who 1 I I tux for ull gu~ Role! Ill th1~ county in addition to t.le a· WJZ - (3496-760! n Qm varle - 1 signed his own name to a cheek. ready [Huhillltln Rtnte gm~ tax of live cents per gallon. ties, 11 45, Bluc Bluu-1·:,, l:l o~.~ s~ceuary t:vils . Mid-day Musical~. 2 30, ClliCago Ch~ll.lllg gum WitS invented 50 Auto s~"on The additlllna\ tllll' ~cut gas tax iR intended to he URed fol Serenade, 3 Syncopt~tms: 5 Stec ·l ilmt 11 mauled man would have You can always tell a man, , cducatiOI\al purpO!-~CM. IPt!n's Orch, 5 45, B~tsebaH Sc01rs : some lo.tt} of cxeu:lsmg his jaws I drMna: a nuanced car He~ 6, Amos 'n' And~, 6·30, Phil Cook, up at erosslnp and slows down at The }ll'djJU:-!cd (Ollll1y tux may bring in addilion~l 1'I, F10ma11·s O!.ch; 7 30, 01mandy s The Good Old IJ~o~e \ the nrst of the month I , t j h lol'(:h. 9 45. Cul'io LeMa1 's 01ch, 11 Tlte oplmustlc splnsteJ who al· re\(!llUe 1)11 H. t e l' I e lllnDUnt~ 1Ue f!U 0 tractt!< thv.t are Oromarfs 01ch: 11 lfi. Tnl Hem)•, "'" "" loul.s for lwo men under the , OUr OWn Vaudeville )o~t dul• tD 0\\llCJ's huy1ng. their gas from pointe. Without Orch. 1130, Ben Polluck'MO;ch bt>J ' Tom- I hear you went. 11lumm,n1 WJR-Det1mt (400-7001 II am laBt nlaht with that. swlmmlnl Inthe border ot :-i tH: h tu:o: us111g count.v, the chunc('H arc thul varieties; 2:30 pru , Chicago Sc1e - 1 Matrimonial Martyn IBtructol"ll dau1hter. the grev.te1: purl ut the t•xpected benefit haH heen lol'lt due nade, 3, The Syncopatms, 4 55. u ll weren l ru1 delicatessens, a Joe-Yes, she k.nowl!l all the dlve8 , ' Ba!lebnll Scores: •· Chlldrens p, o-- - ~ · - - - ·- -to a redudiOil 111 lfl'tl8 S ~ule~. lj"l'llom, 5 40. BaRCba!l Scores 5 -15. 1 Jwdlflable Homkl* 1 . t lh t 1 h 1 Lowell Tlwmn~ 6 10· Fmal Ba:.cWhen ~·ou bu" a two-pants sult and vour roommate ( au 1 1>1.! u 1111 y t ost> peop c hn\•ing automoblitJ~ ball Score, 10. Amor. ri' Andy 11 _ > , " -.;;;;rnrt<, .. I I intend to l' duculc thelr thlldren , or iH it .JUst anoth(•r mci- 30, Poll.t~k'r. 01ch, 12m !\kCuy s t•xtnl ]mir of t1ouse1s Orch. Wonders of NaW. d(•nt <IS l11 the unfRII' tucticR mwd lately in an cfl'ort tu WGN - Chlcajlu !411'14·720) 10 15 Ttnlou~v Is \\hul nmkcs 11 wo1•a•1l A low brow with hl&h blood mak1~ th e au\ I) owucr and dri\'el' par hi~ own wny in ud•li- am, Pop:thu HIL:;, 10 ol!i, E.veJvboJ)s a ~k he1 lll!sbt~.nil whctc hell been sure ' Hour, U m, Paluls D01 ~ O!ch, unt!l Lh 1 cc eclock lu the mornltliJ t10n to th.1t ol two or thl'etJ of hi~<~llelghhors whu ha)lt•en 2·ti, Ten Time Mwdcnl; 7 05. 1 and reaute-m,ndodnc,.s Is whll.t Vlial st&&t.U. , . Louis' Hungary F1~e · a HmtneU 1 k 11 t 11 h 1 not to ow11 ~·JI's ' Al n•au.l~ the car owner tl"> aM ked t.o con- or h· 10 .30 · m.~ Cll m e cr. Half the old m9.1dll In this coonc · · \Ynyne s Olch, tl~' have hope ohestl!l. Tbe other tribute a Lax \\hieh 1 ~ u c;cd tor lhe upkeep of Atatc high- Ted Weem s Olch· 1130 to 130, Ac~ of Cnd11 ntty per cent have given up hope, . !Donahue :, ll.IUI Bmllli."U f: Ol t'h ·The man who bonows your wayg whkh are uHccl ahke by hon;e druwn aH well atPlllUlo" SEPTE:\IBt:R uhu m dock on enturday nlwht so Our OWD Vaadnllll! Johnny-Daddy, tell me a fatrr matiCally Jlnqwlled vchideR. / WA.BC- New Y01k t :J41:1ti·U60J~ thut he can wake up In time on • t:.1 30 pm, Savol' Pl11za ~; 01 ch, 1 45, ; Sunday mumln(l' to ~wipe your lltor)'. Pat.her-Well, once upon a tlmrl It. w o uld ;qlpear I hilt the mot-~t l'al!id oprwnent of au - ~Balo.n 'a 01uh, ~ · Jo , The !h1c1 ~ ~ ~ ne ..n-.pnpcl 1 there wu a man who opened a 8016 1 3 3 3 tomoblles \\ ould tinally become satisfied at the exorbitant lon, ) s '? ch. ll, Frank Hall·' 1 Olch, 5,· 'WIIleKar' 01d1 5, Auto-sanestlon or aardlnea wlth t.he 11\tle kcl)' price8 alrcody levied upon thig class of citizen, hut unhap. RQ6s, 5 15, O&borue'!l 01ch, 1:1 15. 1 &Is} ~treet 111 any thorou1htarc came with lt. 'I I "I · · h " ~... 'd Pennia King's OLCil; o 41i, Mor tm• I whcu~ yo1!'1e able to park )'OUr ca1 Ply, ltc e1H !Wt!Oir< nut yet Ill s1g t The Ktatc OL r Iori a. Downey's arch, 8. Rv.:t 18 oa.::h, 10 I - - ,,- - - for sonw ttmc, ha:- bem1 Wilfll Home of the tax ~ney Sttu.n's Orch; 10 .30 Mort(Jn DowN.. l and Void , :OTTON YIELD IS . . ney11 Orth: 11. Ouy Lombartlu The fellow who calll!l himself~·' &QRIInntlo RAt t:S there for educat101tal purpo11es, and flndn~g tlu~.t their five Orch, ca\·alryman becauae he takes l,..,~,lfV'I' ,.~'"*" and sfx cent tax did not 1\11 the bill they recentlY et1acted I 'fiLW-C1nclnnatl 14::18·100 1 12:15 ets on a merry-io-round -' • p~. OherQla,·~)>'a Orch, 1:30 Wil ~ -Vl"lhlnlton, $1~ t-~Th· 1 tr:de.'ll,) (:t'9p 01 · ' 1 bR•fd rof'n eirh~ cent one . In addition to raiain!f revefip,ea, the)' ~y·a Qrch; 2:1,, Claklaao Beranaqc I E:tc'tMI tt. PleaUJ "'~we he l:·n t!ecking a way to koep the to uris~ from 3&:3Ct. ,0, Jt~R Oi'tlh; t l{ort.Qn's Orch , : To accommodate women motor- \ vt~t;q. PfWllrd toll!' '' ~umat.ll or m'lu"t ·~· l' Ohlldrene PIOIJt&m, 5 t5. 1at.B, tlle stralaht and narrow pa.t.h ttaP tcta cqtton llfm>· wfthin lhe conf\nut~ of their beautiful ~Ulllllhine ~ta~o. Who ~ ~wojl Tt1oana1,6, Amos 'n' Andy, 1 Is being widened. a~td ~n 1' cpri~tlQn qf ~ per '· apeball 8eOL1!8 , !0. Theiij Orch, c.cpt of no"'') qn ~"J ~ Qll1k.Jlows? tll. QhemiRV"'l''s oretl ~-kt• It4o~b ti!d Stltfll wlll b'0\11 it.' ttoo PrOP W&Ar-Kew York 1154:1-tiOO! 10 When lhe abilent-mt~ oou- th11 )'e~ti' of~aiftMkaty l l · am, "1\f'! Streaks: 4, pm , Ohlld1ens vtct had Ul SO baek to SlOf l!ll111 lor QQQ ~\t!~ At , 0Pt\f'l~lf'RAI11felfht. Now they are h1n lnv rebellion in Cuba and, jufl,ina J'fPCfiJI'l; 1-:tr.,. Cole M•llnto.!neel·a; hi• buraJara' too11!1 tht bfl'f~ ea ted ~. . u . ~I •· ~ 1\ciplWl~J Orch , 6, Nh;Jr Lu:;;;:;:;;=... ~ -::..:..::=J't.\tf wpeka ""' Uttt I!QII'~llfrpm movlnv 11lcturcw we have ~:~ecn of \lfe 10 ,.avanM ~'•,.. ca• QOn~•: ~=~. The aoldtlers:•. ; , !llatcc ttw qrcJl 1Kntf11 ~ ,-_ ,OOD oQQie !!t~n't be blamec! on to the Vollltead act, , ft.Pt(r Va1jees C?rch; s·ao. Robi&On's. lqcolell, 5 45. Lowell Thoma&: 8 as. til,~. a ~lkJR ~#· I)R . 1111 I ~: I. J'pltes Ol'ch, 10, Little , Total Ball Bloon: 8. Pollack'll Orch b!~u th'~D lp~ •• 'b1a . tt3kl, - - -- - . J•ok J,.lttle; 11, Blaol(s Orch 10. Am011 'n' .\ndy; tl. Ktna·• Ju apg~itl• ~kilt · l~'ftnl· 1 1 SooAt or SwRiltliOII h~ the mut~~ uptirnit~tic m~1f we know' WJ:I-New Yorll: r3t& 5 ·?110J 3 pm ten; n · u, Loulit!'a Hunpry ly. .._a,t :v,~l"• p~pon wu·'ll,• 1 BYQCO~r&. 5, ., S~Mena Ot·ch.ltt30, Paul Whltman's Orch; lJ, 9f.AOOba• , ··~. Qt. flo W~l>t" the l,e"gu~ of Nations to do BOII'Othlp~ : ''~"· !11111 Booret: o <b. Lowoll l·'"" Goldkottlo'a Ob<mptona: 1~:- 1 • : I - ~~· :!W"' h 'I" .· f 'I . Ttwm II; I, Amos 'n' ·An«ty; a:so. 130 •m Clydt )4eCoy·· l ot'oh I 'J I v 1) __. ~tl'o~~ ,,e f111CC o Jolt ver 1rt1IJ ~k: "1'30, Packard FamU)', WON-ChlclliO !fl6...1JOr.: .a ~to :• , •1 '"~~!'-'''"'"!I'!"'!•' ,8. lforUc~'l Qroh, 10, Slumber Jt,{u· 1pm. Jla11~bsll, 8. Stnalni l-ady, 6 ·3(1 "h'l e," eaiJt.t ~not, ,Jhtn, . ._.~ . I ·ru 111c: lJt:at~. Lew Wh~te. oraan, 11. 09ldeprDII ptnner Dance· q:30 Okf. "dat enr ml\'f "'"' have .IQml OJple Pe~» opened a world-WI1.4~ mtra e war. '' 8 1ltlllfJ J~lten; 11 :30. Punk's Orci1. Time Pavorlte1: a. Burtnatt·ti Ore~ N'itne. hut ~nt''-'~:.rno e:~pi,~e fAb PU8~~ thm,;e pa,.·Amerlcan countries were 1ik£l lJnc\e WJQ.-P,tt.rolt li00·750) 2 '30 :pm, P 30, "Clal'll, t.u 'n' Em"; lO:tio, del)ller.. tel,. <'~1~111'! - ~~1'!111 ~nl' hap. 1 Chltaco Btntt:~ade: 3 The syneu- Oart:-er'a Orch; 11. Ted weetllli' ""' to •trike roll tlmc,v.".:... ruh· ~mr-}fct e.no~·\1 troubli already. pj.ton: 5. Uncle Nul, & 3D, '••n Orch, l!;SO, wm Dan•hu1·1 Orch. lngtoo Star. ' . . , ·· · I I 11, 1 - - Jifk· I i l lf "'"J ~ ! 4jl oht !4~~1~~eb!~~:~n~n~h~~r:l't~ln;: ; ~~:it~ d~lr~C:!a~":',~~lnr r~.~~~~~ol~l~- M~:VJI"'~t:~~r~w~u~~~ ~~~~a~~ ~~f I~~~;~~:~le~~ ~~=yh~~:n~~-dM~ t~~~s' 1 en wi th t.he former 's partn!Ji, Ina: pr(llra.m WL ll lM: IJll'~>e n tl:'ll 1 RU c •,. Mr and Mrs. Rube r t Harrill ~~~d Mstrtt:t n ChaJh:•& of Wt"hl I 10 00 Devol 1ona. 1 &> lvl~~ Mlil an<t M-Hull.JUd ••d "•" ' ., J enltiD& n .. d 1 Edward and He-rman Hatox Wtlf' 1 . Re v ow~n La.~k~ ' " " • ~ "" n.<; V. CilMR Y I I M"l nersvt e __ Itchy Toes -==-=========-=--==·.-:.:·=:~:.:.:...:=::::::...::=:::::::~::::=='":':'"::===::..:=====':":':::':'~'-":':":"'::-=M=o=n=d"='=':'"~'~"~D~"~'=·~-::-::-::-~'~'"'~·=M~Id~d~l;ep~•~r~!:<~J~b~lo~- 1 'i Stores open All Day Tbursday. Summer Hall Holiday Over ' 0 ., .,:·. ·~ " ~. , " mush as an inkling. Jim, l want to p.s if out of the blne, its drh·~r ~hooS<o ~t'<: you urgcntly--1 may need your mg that moment to swmg out' t.ud· j hc1p. l'ut off auy cn,p:agement, o~ly dcnly from a s1de tur111ng 1U op · tinustic reQardlessoess of main ro01d I for God's .ake, c.omel" What a bewildering rnyster1 it traffic. was! Where ~ad Severn bctjn dur- The driver of Wynre~."• tuJ,liWI'rv• ing those f1ve weeki oi silence b~­ ing fhwrply, 11V01ded colh~10n by tv.c~n h1s letter to Katharme and lm bare inchu; unlud.:ily the ~werve ::.co;;rct return to England three nighth ended to a skid on the wet roadwi'y, ago? Aud above all, what had hap · and the taxi crashed 11110 a lan,p pcned last night at Beggar's CoUit? 1tanda:rd. Tb~ 11udllenly soher~•llor1 y WC1uld a clue be forthcoming at dnver had Jammed 011 lm bralo ' · and m so doing altidded, too, to fall Moni.:Mlver? That writiniJ on the torn playipg foul o( another car. Nclthc~ Wynter aor the taximan card-traced there IJy whom or in was much the worse be yond a Lad what circumstances he had no mcao& shaking: but the taxi 1t ~di, 1\S raof know mg. , , • The murder at drator smashed m, was leTt 11 total Monksilver wccks ago of the mom bad bttP s~vern's IJe<:ret messenger klss. Jim Wynter dis~ntangle4 hil'tlsclt from R~sta. , • • The probab1hty fr{lm,••lhe 'w(j\:ked taxt,."o give hi• 1 ;e tha' th.e aiJdO.!>t prleitless je~els e~ ana a~reas 'tp a 1Constable, a1 were still midden witlun .its four well as his account of the acwlent, walls; everything pointed to that wbkh was caustic enou~th to n1akc house by the river as being boand the lorry-dnvtr's face redden, up with last night's sinister my~tcry. t..-d I K 1 . I . He ouo lc t a,t1anne full o an., A BAMI,UA~ FACE xtous suspen~c. , • Smce In~:~ presence on !he ~ctne "It was for my ealr.e Frank un· seemed no longer net:~~~Otry, after derlook that daugc~oiJ8 nll6~ion. I thrusting a ten-sllilhng note fqr hll , shall never forg1ve myself if ht has fare on the ta][iman, Wyntt"r w;u 1 1 ' Str:uck down and duing at u ~, w, "'ho•• who about to push his way through the " ~· onk· '''''' to an Y '"" ~ ""' "••n ·• ajt.~.''• FederOff bad yet maoaged 1o11 oweu > th e )ewe · 1s I rom R UliSJa · crowd to resume h1s mteri'upled ..,.. :wid{""lin ... , atP<WO.gtl>, to ,.,,.,, lwo muruo.:re •- d F ederoff Ior th cm-J·t cao journey, · ,.. ·•.,... ~··a veiled me!J!!age with a par- only bf that Frallk has fallen into .& nd 't that same moopent, tudtkulU ...nilicanc~ lo• s-eon. 'l'wo ,,10,, , •. 1' d5 ,.. ,. 1iorda iu Rudian: "' •I tan d~nly revealed by the hg\u o( a !ltre~t II looked very much as lbOUIJh lamp on a pasSJilij' car, a lac~ llfsht"d "Still 1afe." h~r conviction was right. out to his eyes from the night. ..~ ll.fe in sgme secret hiding A sudden Rrimncss tightened Jim Frank SeYern's !-ace I [ place 'at NC¥Jk;;ilver,. those jewels," Wyotcr'• mouth. Well, perhap$ these .t. face 11irangdy changed frem Jim Wyater uid to himself thought~ unknown antagonists weren't going wl1~n Wynt~r b;J.d 11een n lai!t, h.lr·l f1dly, a8 ~ tui crQollscd the r;t'er to have things all their OWIJ way I gard and gray with a queer paUor br Hammersmith Bridge. f"U only It was suiking midnight lUI the alnlQSt like that oi 111 man uncor.- '[ I cOttld hqpe that poor old Severn taxi ran through Bllrncs intO the scious or d,ruggcd, the cyes dosedtrould como: safely through• tool" Lowe,r Richmond road, Not far off but Frank Severn beyond all doubt! ' Severn }Jad ~ld KaJha,rin.;. he wqt> now. • And iht face of tbe man drivmv 'eavlng Vienna immcdi;iiely for the car seemed vaguely familiar, t~. Paris, there td tross ·by air to Eng- IMPULS[VE ACT . though in the first starded moment Jaad. , That be- had already, bGok•d It was • late hour to present lum- Jim Wynter cbu,ld not have llald pal1age ~y tel~gram with one of self at Mouk,s•lvcr; ~yn~u rca.lucd why, Then 5udd('nly the e:tplanatlOfi the cross;.Ch;innel air servic.es, an ' thaf he l~d. adcd ~ tnfllc 1 "'1 1•11 1~Jvely flasJ.d acro~s him. would &ee ber ahn~nt as soon as his 111 .not v.altmg UJ~tll {he !"ormng, and "Creykel" leta~r reached tJer, nugh~ hotve Jet lumseU m for a fnnt- He 1mcw the man now I The dri\'er '• . len Jourqty. If there waa • Cilre· li h W~ had Frank Severn faJlf(l to taker th~re the man would probably was t~ younger manscrvant 1w om keep h11 word? A~d not ooly had he have locked up for the mght and he had seen at Beggar's Court last ~ tiOIDC t~eu. hom that day till gone to bed; he might c.w:p find the night. ,.;, .Katbarme had no further word p..ee shut up and utterly deserted. Then before Wynter eDUid pud ~ h himself out of that hrst moment ut IDL Wynter I;~Ve a little shrug. In aqy Could c-vern have made that pro· h d ld bewildered surprise to push hi!!> way ~ case e au Sant wou come tomor- through the crowd, the car, clear .t pc*ed flight to England fi-ve weeks row-and perhap& the pohce, Hure obstacles again.. had accelerated and -.o--and then aomcthin1 upfore- at Monkailver, if anywhere, he was shot forward. And Wynter waa ldl eee. have happened tQ him over convin~d, the due to Frank Sev- staring after it helplessly, Mire? Wynter wondered. It should trn's disaJlpc~rancc wa!ii to be sough I His eyes followed the car, tull col tie possible, at any r•te, to finJ out -this place linked with the lost 1111 p.<t1e11 t ~hagrin aa this a 11azino from the Airway• penple if he can- c,,,,·n, Ro'·ul·,,• drlmoe that had bt¢n too fleetmc I• oeled h'• Would t•--d a• •'I hnu to prof11 by slippod pallt. "" ticket ior that date, or if he uu:oe Jcwe I• • do s~~ by some h illln , .mg f a oa ,., -•u aetuall• , fl-Y1 ove•. I y, Cller rca<h "But Creylce's driv1ng to Monlc~·lYet if he had croued th~n iiS ar· Kil tl 1ann~ I .,. o be 11lC ,.1g 11tl u 1 m· ver-muai bel" he said to himaelf rused. would Sevtro have failed to henlor of those alnwst pric~leu ,u'ddenly, 1M Katharine know that he wu in ~lmle&--and to be in auch strcs!l of M k •t 1 Eqland? Be!lidell, Scftra had only need as he knew her to bel What on S1 ver, o course! There c;o.N jlaat arrived in Eng1and • , , a man a queer irony of fate it wall hardly be any other explanation ol · Sa 1 ... 'd the eoincideot:o: of ruan~,pe'acro11 th• • IOIMI to paece.J, nt t;w i!il1 , a Wynter'll thoughts.wcnt back pld· millsip man 80 neu tbit ~use. Thte, . .a ~~en-l_y 0ou t~ r11dl: ·~ ~e fnl.tv1o tlfs giY1. into whose life_ao ur that h1141 eludtd J.illlo now b)• •' . -r¥idl fe•r• ~ . tnpeli tragedy had crept ..•• Those would find at J.t:ollk&ilverl WIJat ~~.· ' · :oiahtmal'e montJ!s of terror and peril luck that he had acted on the impu• AAR , in R,uss.ia aud then, after a brief to BO to that hou5e tCiniJ:htl Fear-tile 1ast .orcf W1n~r weu'kl task: of amazing success, her maimed What part was Creyke plannina • We dreamed of aasodi.lina: arrc:er, the cup struck from her lips. 1hi1 queer, inexplicable drarad .... Fruk: SeRral Yet that letttl' "I'm glad chance hu flung us to- Crey,Ju;. like the other 1ervaata a1 111M bid taken him, 4owa to Bea- gether again," Jim Wyn~r u.id to Btllaaf'• Court, had profused hi• .,.,, Cowt 1ut nq,ht had ICit!llled to himself •uddenly, ·•and now when self completely ia the dark respect~ lllw ... SIM't W9rde. llhe 10 tleo!ds • friend she eao eount ina the m,.stery of SeverD•t diaap.. ~1'1 for Sant and tile tenantll ou.'' pcarance-4Rd Jet tonight he wu ..., ,_ are the oolr Oh who It ill'al JUIII then that that motor- driTirl the missinl mas to U:oolc_ , . 1 am ill En&"laatl.'' Sner• had lorry thrust 1Uelf upoa hl1 con- silver! •""'"' ._ .., •lse auat han aa KiOif&DCIIS wtth CJWtiq abNPtnest (Te Je CuiJtbulcd T......,J • 1931, LIG<ii'JT. MYBU TOMCCO Co. READ THIS FIRST , 'Catbariae ,arinl il tbe ri1htful ewntr ol 1tbe CzuiDa rubin, biddea • •1hDr 1randfather, Prlnee llur_.,., l1ain bJ a rulutionary lbob. Her friend. Frank Severn, I(Oe& ID 1a-ia. finda them and entrusts ~-- to Paul Federoff, who reaches .cn.land, ~ to be Blain at a \ •.atl'7placecaD.ed Monbilver. J ' ••ern returN aM hides hi111telf It Ida OW'D country home, Bec1ar'• Court, and calla upon hit friend Jim W~r for help. However, hiia kid. . . .. Wore Wynter can reach him. 1M~ otlcea •u.:ce:uful violin._.,.. Jl'l'e: 1IJJ bel' .career ~use ~ J.niurlr oherwnat.Sbel8poot. Jiaa W,.ter ,re-:llel her from: the e attenttoDI of lAster Ma. wba bu ...,. but. no ~1'"". • •tella naP1D1' aDd abe tbat the uafol'~. • ~ be held PJ?Iontr at ~= .~~ w•he bel~~~ the .--• 11111 naaana. pter • ._...vn .. IO,....... lmmeidl¥e'J· ~ :~~ W GO ON ' NO 1 i U r... 1 CHAPTER XIV: ... ;. folkb out e do everythi:ngc !Jut hold <the Baby ' WnEN you drlvo1n Latest GOODYEAR tlon to your car, U you've PATHFINDER hero, ospect Iota of atten· time for it. Free attention aDd you are welcome to It, whe~her Or not you opeajladlme. So como In reaularly for $.11.10 per pair correct tire in8ation, removal of alan, t,ckl, etones from tire treads, checklnll. of wheel alf&nment, bat· tory, water and teotln&- Other Sl:., Equally Low GOODYEAR'S FAMOUS 'QUALITY tire within the reach of all. Wo111 anJthlit& we do, save yol! a' Jot of time, trouble aatl!nonoy. Tryuaand-1 ..... SIN Palr $4.9S $9.60 f,f0-31 (HoUO) C.50-IO (JhfJIO) • f.T&-11 (II•C.T6) • • • Ull-lt (II•U•> • JloJ. a .. • ~~~ I 4.50-ll (3ts4.50) • •• 10.90 6.65 12.90 8Ji7 1fi.10 4.39 S.M 5.6~ ll"'lf)' Out)' 'fruck Tire• ..,.. ,,.. "*• ..T.II5 3J&o '~9.75 • Ui0-20 ($4:1:1.50) • • :!9.95 • ~15.35 '"Of!·IO <s~>~.o•> TUBES ALSO LOW PRICED ' . . ,, ,, I I l. \ ~~namhy-pamby" tal~ i \ EleCtric Theatre, Pomeroy Today and Tomorrow Liberty Thealfe, Middleport Today and Tomorrow I r' ••• and it's no •i• Gucrre~ntetd, LJ/etlme II era• E'" ..,..WHO! l"'_aC....Sevem.. 0;;;;,; __ . ~hades 1 I w • """ J I I .. 1 ------~ ..;....;;._;;:.;;"'-'-. by. Ro·•, ..!',. 4RUeJ O" t 1 -~~--'-~~~--- ~- - ___ GUE~S ~ -<i 6 45, Morton Dow Rtcb~; Otch; 10 On:h , 10 30, Will osborne'=:~ Olctl; 11 30, Jack MHe11' Orch; 12.30 am, ' You just look at the Inu ~t!h:,.~.~:~.!~,'" .... ',•,;.'"R': dAll::-,d.... ~kor~..., \ Tis'....,.'.... ........ - W!IDNESDAY, I!IE.PTl'.:MBER 9, lt:U . I Che.pman and (amlly we n Sunday gue~ ts d Mr. and Mrs D. ' I Jc\\t"J; llt Harrl&:mvill!. j cc Gle1...11kr 1aturnect num ~ nltel a visit ot several week.s w1lh h t• dauqlltcr In Columbl.t8 M 1s J.cua Hop anti dmu.;Ll t'l touch and a po~e.y~u cannot touth H~lw and L::;rnda Cc:<liY o1 Hrll dcrso n wEre Eu 1do.y guest s of M1 One of the most pJpular nc- fi 8Ci M, .s C M V lnmg tn::llst:S In !krlln, Lll ge- & to HollJ • c W G1J:::s cl' Orlc11l aud M " woocl. with a distinctive conlmeut<£.t ond M.1 s D I G IJn, of Spr1 :u individuality fi{']d were \\ cck nd (:U{'S\5 ol h " n l• Bh'l likes to tl\ke long walks m accompan u·rl Ohe raln- bllretoot. 1S 'mostly" a toPk 'l. Th ~ Y .,....~ r c vegelllrlan and tak.es one &poUll · hr: tn'. t y Lhr!r blc.lht:l' Cl) t1C By Joha P. Medbury ~ higher Ml and Ml s Chiules at ~,· u i< spent the IVfl't. e n1 With l .MI• 1 and friends In Oolumbus me~·· Maybe I'm Wrong Aud whut i!-1 fuL·ther encouraKtng 1s the ft~.ct thn1 if thhs is 1rue ul the Ford JJiunt, certainly we n1n loolt fur- ...........__. ,...,........... , .... , , _ ward to other plants increa~ing production in u. hke d eSEPTEMBER gree. )<~specially Mhould this prove true among uuto~o­ WABC-New York <3481:1·860) 12 blle manufacturer~. particularly among that clas~ wh1ch m. Cuban Btllmore 01ch ; 1 pm , Preslden~ Hoover's Speech , 1 ::ID, manufacturt!~ car compf'titive tn thos(' lntilt b .v the Ford Rhythm Kln,s, 2, SOlon, Orch , 4, arc ,' 0 I pen I ' plants. . , M [ Of fIRST . . CA s[RI[s [Nos IN fOUR-fOUR 0R~w I l that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for !I my souL-Psalm 66: 16. wo~. \v r I ..... ~.. to Berli.l at .ilX years Idle>""'moved o1 Qge. Her father was German, her mother was Prench H'Ujueuot. mr ten yfar t.ld daughtcl'" 1!> 1.11 Irthnd with h:lr sl5tt'r. her RusSJan hmband 111 In R.US8Ia Pul that. all tcat'her and If 1t do£S11t tpeU cosmopolttan rll Junijl m the Jake • • '( I llsten~ed W Ltl rt(:ont 1,, t h Radkl Newsr~l of Hollywood be fore leaving on a tour of lne !UlUlltrySto~n h:_r ilw~lc~ ~~~·J"'\~t~c u a&Ud Lll "A WOW it! when you get. to be a knccKout," it waa exPlamed "la, I know now-like a push In a pr~ftcht but is It not tlle revene of okay?" asked LU. "It i& but It lm't" I U:Jld her "It rnca.l.S swell" "Y3u mean swell lik.e a balloon? ' said LU who wa11 tr.-ma; hard wlt.h her le810Pa. "e.w£11 me..n.'J grand and Giorlou~; And w bltf that It WO•l't be necc::- ~­ ary lO 10 Hollywood," I IHlld "Eut I must &Q tp HcUJw•odlt 11 In my tontrr.ot; sh~ ~bjcct.ec( A. couple of oUler fellows ""Pil ::~poke German told 'M1sa Disov~r that I d.Jdn't speak very ROOd EkJ.w I glllltl and explained Whit "BDh~' tloll y ~ood" meant. "Oh. that Is okny," sal:i Lll "I wUI bet you anythmg that. 1 ~ .shall jmt be the same as t:\ r when I .su• you again fr(lm H '.J ll ~­ wood. .. 1 wish to b.d my r ~ ,;;uh1 li fe r:ut lhue and just read ;;.•d JJIR y Wlth my do!Pl when I am not WOJ'kw InK n. you thtnk thcy wm Jet words fit 1nto evary fold and crev1ce the peopler mWit be in harmony with itwasaatdinJohn7;4.6,"NEVER ~AN 1 th e} ..... 'lo.r . . . . To 1'0......,.,., OHIO. forced him out al second lwwever . ~~on IHI.lll!, ........ u ......,. ~eb h'·· I and he then &dYII.ru;~ t.o tJurd on Pa.Med balla. Dll. r&.l :;! pn!j ch~ "' a~· Oral.e'B hit betwwn third and Wild pttchee. 4 l ln Hwllillltou M.Q nda y to all~nc1 1 1o 1 ~ Bwsineu f ly and chlldlt'll ur A \ht-o~ Wt're well ~;tnnon ht'n~ Sunda y evenln£ llhort St{lry hll over shortstop aqd 8t.ole-n b&aea, EOdle Dem061tey !.he American Uilon corw en lluu R.eadlns uf Le llen · tllt- La bor da) !tUt'SL~ and lefl MondaY ror ColumbWI, 1 held then• A.llellllworth scored Orate aeoNd. Two baae hit~ , LeWlll A.ppolnt.ment <.>f Cummiltet'~ M r~ Jam~:-. MdJalllt-ls Rnd <:h ll· 1 where tl '! ""HI atW Url eonr~rf' IICC on 11o double by t.ewUi and then D. Hit.& oft Rolhleb, 3, on' RUe 5, \ Mr and Mn William Wolle and 111 00 Ann ual Sermon .. drt'n of Col whb•ll> v. cn \H'tk t'lld : Mr a nd Mhl Charles HellwlCk A.llen~~worth WILli clven ~~~. free ticket DemOIIk~Y :.l two children a.nd Mnl David Cant 1 Rev F c; K r~lli!lr KUt'sL~ of hl' r ~hte1 Mr~ rhum<i.~i ,n! Toledo. are VISiting hu parent~ . I Auaur Ball Rite started the by RUe. who de<:lded to treat c A.l- ~ Bcon! by lnnlnp and d~~ouahter Dorothy apent Mon- 1 AtV'!rnoon Session 6t.:-ltr and Mr awl M r \ lAm Pnce Mr and Mrs Q eorg• • B r 011 n 1ame for the PUrity boys tlt thw lenllworth t.he llllome , rtvlng him a NyC IMO 000 0---4 5 6 d11 y a t Oalllpol ls visiting with rela 1 30 Devotion al service Mr ~< ll d M r~ A L K r .. utzer of 1 Mrb Hosm{'r ROU.'Ih who und.::rJniJund t?ut !lnal)J; gi\Ve up lu the !Pe Ucket to tlnt. and walkinK P.I.C Vl'rn on :.4t·Cul Cmonnatl \H:re ll,.f'k. I'IUJ and hoi- 1 \\f•nt an oper~t llon rh ursday a ~ 103 000 0_____.. 3 4 t.iYe5 1 . third frante and went bacK. to hi~$ Story Then Rife (lec1ded he wu _ M u Stroug O~~olr.es or Oravf'i Hill 1 45 BwJnes1 Ida',' K llt-~U; ur Ml's F. ll.:abrtn Holiwr hus pltal Is recovc nng a.l 1old position at first b8.se while Ed h d W 11 who has ~en Ill for ~>everal d11y s Is Rt!porl of CO 'Illll lt 1,.e~ Want \t is• Ward llC(( mpa.med !hough u 1 a I':PrloUl'l •'ondltwn 1 · Idie J.Aomol!llr.t-y took up the work i;~i~ghO:~~s~~ k~ls a~~nce a~: 1 kli:COVEBING J'ROM INIURIES r*"ported to be In 1\ !lt'riQUS oondl - 2 1~ Open POl urn on Ch,u ch them II U111e fnr a Vl:slt nne! w ill ~!Sit Betl;• Evans of R IO ur,ll\1e wa~ I where he left. oft ~~oud ftnishcd It hll:::lde was 60011 retired with t.hree MTI . Mells&a Crary 111 recuperat- Uon Dr A H ALil rk l l'i~< tlv,.~ Ill Cmrmollll Ham1 lwn h(J . sptu(\lll~ a lf'\\ da ) ~ wllh her Hne alyle Rothtt:eb breezed the b&ll rullB and the score alood !our all lnr~ot her home on Qarneld avenue Mr tmd Mrs Phil Joachim and 3 00 Women s MN!ttng Rnd Cnlumhuus I<•J lht· mxt thlt"t l gD ntmotlu r Mrs ~HI ; 1homWI 1 '" •I th 1 -" h h thr~ chtldiPil :etumed Mond11.y 4 00 Address Dr . c H Stull Wf:ek!\ ' ·.··t ,,·-•· 1v~. 0 m unUI the ciOSt' p&ti ... ,e .,.,ys rom e ce ere from Injuries rece w en a e ,._ ~" " f t' t1 ft.e tl k ....,, to obil 8 even1n11 from a week's visit wltll 4 3Q Open Forwn Dr. C H Btu.! A.rll"mr CO'Vt> r t uudc rwttlt au IJT •-1 Mr• R ay Wick ham a.1 a son or ~c ory me 11 r me lo a 11 ow 1 Tht' ~Second game Clf the series wu struc --~ iUl au m e un- relati ves Ill Covlnst.on , Ky l!:venlno se88 1on c'uhunbw• hu.~;Hla' l I' Porn.oro) arc s~ndmg th~ w1111er 1 them only th1'1!t' bits for the en- , 111 ., ploy·• Th"-•oy ••enlna day t>veninK She r~elved severe trat on at a C\.0 .,....... Mrs C F Rathburn rP.turned 1 00 Devotkmal Service M d fu d M 1 t.lft' lfllme and wlU lltart promptly at 6 o'clock , br'ulse11. however no bonf's were Monday from 11 tlvt' v.eek s ~tay at Middleport YouJllol Peoph· on 11y mornmg pu1 1.~ . ru• ~- 1,\ ltiJ her pa ren t s M r au rs hi h Ill 11 th 1 broken Battle Creek . Ml-h da y arc that hr !::. gfllli!~ •1IL ng Or:u1l H(.)(J(j 1 I h ft , I Th t' Pay II ow e regu ll.l' nne Chi.;les Schumalter ot HunLm&Mco J L My•"r• 01 Columb·" 1, 7 16 Ml.s8Jonary Addnsti ; 1 rJ nlct h ) l\111:. Ot to Hartc ntnc:ll aud dau ' ' ng o t e elden~ on ihe w c w PurJtv-N y C ,.. _ I defensive was rather IOOR, a11 m1a- lnnlnp of play before darkness ton arrl 00 Tuesday for a visit · • C l'lecj · - • • uame • 1play after millplay accounte<t for stop~~ the ~~:am'" with hlsv a.-.n C T Schwmllker u! VISiting Mt and Mrs Charles ~:cI ~~~t, M argaret Vl:J iter1 hl' t I a tht'r Of th I t th f 1 """' • MW~ter and other rnends. Ray MCCallum was tn ke n to lht- , "JJ.. ,a t \ la~on Ctty Mondny a • 8 "'""&U&e e BC at many 0 the runs , The box soo1e . Oravel Hill l • \\ere broqht In NyC. AB R H E: Mrs H. E Bush and daughter, Earl Archei and family moved Holzer h05pltal Tuesday for ob~er- t . Darkn... Tuesday from Br&dbury to the vatlon and treatment 1 rhe Hob.'llln men made thelr ftl'li L R. AUenawoth, cf 4 I 0 0 p Kathleen from p rene h pruperty on Second av~nu~ >4 r and Mrs. Lawrence Wltla tcil th Ia returned he h MondtlY h bee Mr and M 1 ~ Nonn an MeC<.~llll'n JN SEVENTH FRAME score 1n e \nithtl frame attt:1 ISwl.shei, U 4 1 2 0 0800 r · w re t ey ave il Mr and Mrs M J Mygatt and IHJlllOWlCe tht! blr~h of a son biJr n llnd children lind M!~ Jake Bul Swisher had hit O\'er second ba.llt:, 1Orate, 1b 4 l I 2 villltlnr for the pll.lt sev~ral daytl cblldren ha\'e retm ned from a visit Wednesday. rt 1 ~ u or of Mlddi!•OJollt mutolf'd lo 1 went t.o second on a pal56ed ball, to Bt.ory, 3b 4 1 1 2 wltl'l rela~lves In Cincinnati l p PI third 011 an out and t.b<U &lol< , Lewis. c 4 0 a 2 PauUne Tuckerman afld 'Flossie ,..._ d M , t eas.o.nt Monda\ and \ 1~.t.ut , H1nd Rln&WOI'ftl AthiMe'e l'eof ,... a.n -• M nd frto rs Tom Mav are Vtsll· 1 relaUvts 1 ' Error• Fiwuro Prominent- home on pitcher Rife Eve11' ta.lly U. A.llen5worth, lil! 3 0 0 0 P rec; k er re t urn.,... 0 ~Y m 0 O· Ina with relative~ al ClUClnm~tl LO~'',.. MAN l\oiAK•s M•RK [ M T L Why •nfter tr()m the ju~er •kll!l c f th!:! Purity s came In the second c. Allen1'iwort.h. 2b 1 • ru.. • rs <Jm }mh tlau~ht.cr M,u dlllcue cau•lng Nvere t<: hlnll 1() 3 0 0 0 ' lumbus where t.hey. hR-ve been \'ISLt 1 11 ly 11'. Scorina Of l nmlng on two hits and !our en'Ors I W11lock rf 3 0 0 o lnl friends Jor the past week · BAI'TISTS TO MEET K,,aret,.d wSn Pau. r"'c1d ~~ a mi 1\l rs ' tJr:t~t :!? ~~~~~~~~~ ".frlnece~l~,.o:~ ~, 1 Eddl De h no h ' Mr and Mrs WilHam Stelfl · Wl•rd hlils beLl ll'CC IH·tl lh.le b1 aro mcdr v UJ.cmnu u IH::JP C10h:h Itch, wh " n y •m c11.n 11v"ltl Ia,. Tallieo e, moakey rea.c ed nrst thru t. geb P ~ 0 1 0 ~nt l.abor Day In Huntington Tht' t~enty -l'lt'venth annual meet Mn; L N Oerbo: r ul South T lwd I!Ut-sts or l!k fu nn e l ~ put e nt.s M1 fe etton and qui ckly heal you r •kl~ 1Bt.orys error and was advanced by Th ---Mr and Mrs Paul Jones are ing of lhe ,._meroy Bapto•t "Q""'• h h , ~nd Mr~ Albt t H t ba I v. lth Or Nixon·., Nl~oderm~ u,.•ecl ( e first pme of tl,le series be- Hubbard'll hll to !ieCOIId bwie Ben· Total 32 4 'I li •-nctln• the --k woth thei~ .. v .. ,.,., i\Vt:I\UP t at er KTUndsun. Lt. HI<. L • 1 a r tn c' over on th., famous Elng11sh Hospital for; .... ·"""" • elation will bt' held at Carpenter, l(..hJ:sc.n who Is a studult m th1· the week. end mule. ll lsr.overed beY a leading Lon· I ween Ute New y k C aOO Oi' ~n!.lal lkam nett, took. fint through Jlrst base· Purity AB R H E dauahWr lit 8pr1@, W Va Ohio on Thursday. September 10, Naval Avia lion School ut 0 1~al l M r and Mr,; A!lhur Hutch!Suo1. don 9ktn •PeclaH•t, Dr N~xon'• Nlz• the Purity lee c~am ; was mans el"'rrr and Demol!ike~ :scoced Go rdon. If Mr a.nd Mrs Elmer Mattox and OJderm ac u wlth amazln~: ~pe~d. be• 3 0 1 0 thll\.J.Yed T.ue5day C\tultll!, t.n:•, ru:•rk Hocftlch tapped one to Ora~ nt M Allen•~orth b < rhl'"r- ,_,,, Moo•"oy • ·lth 1931 Bevt'u deleg~~ote~. who 'lll'rt:. ,14ke~. lll., will be l!:lllduak tl tr~m land child ren of Cuv 1ngLOn . .IS. •• cauae de!lgned h*' thll partlcul•i the nnat dl ,. 3 0 0 2 '"" """'' ,.¥ " elected to 1epre5ent the First Bap. lhert> 11.8 a ma<•hlnlst w! tiHJl a It' ,>; l'. ere g ue~L.~ of llN ~~, h·r M 1~ Da· ~ kln dt~;ease NtxQderm le guaran• score en ng In a draw, 4 nrst, who mulfed the ball. allowing H . Demosltey d 3 0 D o relatheA at Pt. Ple11sant. tlst churrh. and also U'le ml'mbera d!il}'S and IV111 be transf~rrc ·J t 1l vld Rea F ri dc a teed. It muet 11top, itch and 'lu•ckl:f t.o Dave Jenkin• ol Columb"" l your e~lo .,r the emaJl oo•t wl11 tn 4. tbe- After ~ da number nd hiof misplay• [him t.o be safe and Hubbard to E r..-m-key ...., ""' · "·P 3 1 0 0 ...., ••~n< .... of the young peoples QJI!;&ulzatton tbe ' Navy Airport at Hllmplon 1 Ml tj Ji tJ M1 ~ John Mt Callwl! h~a be refunded. 0n a bo t rd lnnlnps Kore. Gordon hit over shortslop Hubbard lb 3 1 l o Labor Day here with friends and or the church .... m attenii The M- Roi1d•, Vu '.~.here he w11l bt' In tht:> a nd Mi:;.seH .,;(ht'l a. ml Clu t tt (,,11 . 1Fnr Sale by l\lartiQ & Rolkr, Oruc1 t~ tearr.s !!ettled down to do bus- jSC{)rlng Bennett and H&ftlch scor· Darst, c' 3 0 0 () relaUVt'll. sembly will Include replci:ienl.ath•eiJ rcpalr · d bltflll until the of a fast fall- :ed on Allensworth's long fty to Bennett, rf 3 1 0 1 1nw nl&:ht prevented them playlnQ center field. Hoeflich, 2b 3 1 1 () further. I The ra1lroaders Cl\me back In RUe~ p-lb 3 0 0 I I le-n.\v~at:1:e:· woW-i1!1 my and Tllll DAlLY TRIBUNB. Middleport News Mt o Ldl:t 'Iobnn and :,on ( t\ Ooncernibl lh&tl.stlca Weliht wer(' eunday guest11 of Mr and M1 ~ . Helaht. fty.e teet six Inches 103 Hall ebonY and bobbed (1. 1a. Greta V '3 Oroonler. n...r•· n - In Jooa, Oukh Da.ll ! 1 boVHltoW that e}cti Jet you do an)'lh1ni. 1 :.al~ to let ber w ow 1 ~J)(lk e H' l • .. 8 ell " aayc Loll. I • - ever:~ morning Bhr thl.nlul "lma&lnation" Ls more !n.porumt tblll ''Mix appn.l" for lt~u . lnG t! ramatlc au cec~~&. thtnks Am1·rlmm men are ehy, dOC!.i n 't belt, ln s:n In& mon cr o.Qd hai her hu lnaund for US.OOO li:!llllllh I ~~~~Si~~i;f~~~~~::~o~f rul cf clive on -~- 1 .... there with thOtie I'.:'CPJTiibt. lfU, b~ 1. N. 8 1 Netv -'tort, Sept.. i-Lll DeOo• VH, ll!lfAIIt. and lovel~ acreen lmparf;aUpn, IW'eal'l b)t the rreen ln hrr aqtllmD•WOwn eyu that lhe wlll newer 10 Hollywood. TtJ,o f:IOUC LU arrlvlnl bere for •uer ...,.. · - - mo'vte de""t had uu • •- _,..., n p0•••eo to:c thrt ~ '"'' -· " mor.:ha Utto & 4eJ.ilbLlul accent but 'hey roi'IOt to teat! her Atneric: ~~ to be explalned that , ... UJOI rU.LIIHJJiO COU..... " ,_.,, IWo • All reliaioua teaching, doctrine or .. creed, If they are to have any claim • , \• Imported Movie Star ~wears She :'L-_,_;___:.. Wlll Not lie Influenced _ _ __By Job Clj ~Et" PAOli T1111D W'!:J)NI:SDAY, S&P't'DotBilR t , lt31 ' ' . ''~ ' NI!VBER lQI Moiem«-Proof Cellopban~ -either! --th!! beRI UUidO Wordo cBD mean lob ofthiog0-but you con olwoys trust your ..taste. If a cigarette tastes right, if it oatiofoeo Y'!D. right down to tbc ground, then it u rigbt. Tbere are all kind• of tobaccoo~me good, oome n<it oo good. And there's the Cheolerfield kind-the best TUrl<ioh and th<~. ,licol Domestic that ' pwo. Fnll·ripe, eun-cnred, 'aged in Noture'o thoroilf!hgolng wo.y-and n• mUd and 8Ulooth and 1weel a8 sun~ ripened fruiL Cbeoterfields tuole right . . - becaol!e they ore righL And t~omething you mn'l taste -thot'o imtoortant tool 'f.be fi~t cigarette paper- oo pure it boms uilth· out l.aste or odor! And bebiod this unchanging good tuote, all tbe reoourcee of a great organization- men, mo~ey, science, (Xperience. It takes them all to make a great cigarette, and "'ey're all hebind Chesterfield. Yo til' taote io dead right. Cheolerfielda do oatiofy• GOOD .•. they've got to be good! Hear and See; Norma ~hearer and l..eslie Howard. I'RII SOUL'' Also Stat Laurel and Oliver Hardy in "LAUGHING ·GRAVY." 1-lear and See; Joan Crawford and Robert Also Comedy "RAG TIME BAND" ''PAID'' Arm~rong. I '< �.. (. _.,..·~··~- . .. I ,..,.~ 4 I I 2 2 ;; Sf $ 2 4 ¥4 -·= I I JJljJlJ..J.~. !J!!!... ., , . 1 ;:•• ~ """" lb• ... " llorcli I. ""'·· -~ ~ ,. . . . lol-- -1 . . 11 111 ... !If> ~ lllm.-lf' ~ tlltlr "''"' ~1114'Uib !1111 ......,..U. ~ w1ll lot ~- d-)11 "' ----- --- ( 1i II LllOIL: l IT lt-1 111' A1n:::.: MY COil1':Zl6\IT\91-1 1ll ';bu~ l"Aj.L. .... '"-'!~!~!~ ..~. """"" ~ ,.,. ·-~ ~-tlltr0. p,.. "'!!' !IJoaoll,. tollm"'or....... un moiiM ~~!toll fl'!l'l!ll b '1 :· ~llOlf>ii ~ to lot 'l!lS.'t" STI~ ,._ ~A'{\1~· Oil IT All' ll-\1::~ Y'AI?£1 --~ I T I h--- I t 1)' DAVW p BFNTNER lKB onmaU.c EdiWr --- l••• p....... ~l!flllolloa ,..~L cop ..... P.f fl.. "': ~ Ol~ot Oall ~IH NATlON.U. 4PVJ:II'f!81NO REPJ!ISENTATI'I'IJ Devine-TenDeJ' Corporati.OD New Vorl and Oh1cli0 IWill just Iota of nite foreignat.araoamecwar but. a!Wr a year or leu ln t,tle movla eaplto.l you wouldn't reeD~Dize tbtt'l for the ~~~..,.., sweet. tJro:nlpant Jllr~ , , , l •Within a year you will probj p,bl~ be a WOW and tum dltrer- w • I COME ALL THE WUJ{L!J...--Come, and h:ar, all Y< I. GOOD NEWS HE NEWS broadca~t recently that the Ford Gornt)Bil)' will find employml'nt for a number of men variously estimated from lifteen to twenty-five thou~and il' moAt encouraging, tn say the Jeu?.t. 'fhe~e men were laid off temporarily s ome few monlhR ago, the ce~t-~atwR of work at the plant ,.,. here th~y worked doing ibl ~h1u e to contributing t~Jwanl the hard timeM already being experienced. The met·e fact that Ford is findiug employment ror ~uch a vusl number of men, while it means a great blow to hard times in it~<elf, is not nearly so 1mportant a~ the fact that ... _..,.~... , .............. ......... times mu~t have improved to justify such u reMumption of T I RadiO Progr.am · Frank Winegar's nis King's Orch, Many cur·~ us thi:.; tinancu~.J giant manufac+.ures, there pe), 9, Preddle hundred~ uf thousand1:1 of carH 1n lhis and slightly EPli cnrpentcr's da1:1s, manufactured in the country annually 1:10 the , , , Mrs. James Will who has \ ery _tll is 11lowly ImprovinG b n Ro. \ mond Ktng returned tu h 1· home In Lathrop last week all 1 spem'lng the summer with. Mo and ~ r:s Ch:ulc& Grcen1t r. B E. Carl aLld lamlly IWd R 0 It like thw. doggies say?'' j --~- ..- .::.... ., -~-.;.. OL~, PlEN'T'-1 Of Tot?ES TQ LFIST Mt 01ch; Y 15, Den- D~~ove I'VE GriT i Abl:am'1 ,, most important p11rt of the ForA.I.flll,g"'llCeipllllt, after all, WL*-cmchlnatt 1328-7001 12 15 JB that there iH a rift in the clcn?tr.~ ()f 'depression and we pm. Chf:mlavsky's Otch, :o~·ao, Hahn's Orch; ), Henry Theis' Orch may conflclcnth· expel'l to flee the l':lYS of sum1hine break 4, Horton's Orch; 5, Aftemoon Melodies: 5 30. Childtcns Program. through at almo::~t any time. 5 4:5, Thomw:~ Lowell; o, Amos 'n' 'i,lomo,nti Andy; (1.30, Phll cook: 1, Baseball 1 \ scm·e11; 7 15, Rwskln's Dance Orch : When the motorlHL who':. in the hiblt o! killing chicken!! on Sund~r 10. D1tJ.;c ElUn(IWn s Orch , 12 m , THE AUTO O'WNER \Cht . lJlavsk~··s Orch , 12 30 am, San 1uns ovc1 a porcupine. S THERE NO recogn1zeU l1m1t heyond which an auloltry~ Olch New York. 1.,, 3-uuv) """ 10 If all the reCormcrs 1n the coun· [ lot of husbands ' wouldn't lr.now Wt!:A.Fv.uuld pttt. their heads to1ether I where their next meal waa comllll owner t.l' driver may lee\ ~ecure against the continued \am Blue Streaks, 10 30, Funk'll skulls would make wonderful Jrom. on8Iaug ht Mo t th osc w hu at c ev~r d cv1smg .. I Orch. 12 1~. Funk's Orch, 4 pm , mean::~ and wayl:l Chlldrens p 10 gaaot~ 5 45, cole~ ;.;;;].,;~;j; and the State would Take It or Lraft n plenty ot concrete left over of more taxalion1 The lates t thing in unjul:!t auto t~xation Mountai~l!n: 5, Rose Room·s have A. fresh air ft~!ld Is a man wh() t.o nx up the detours · th 1 d· 1 O~h. 6, Nick. Lucas, Bong11, 6 4.5, hates to llaten to the llB.me pbono• IS e aw propoHe Ill t le ~tate of Alabama and which 1he Ooldbetg:s; 8 :JO, The Revelers araph reeot'd twice. the voters of one of the counties will vote on in the vcr)' 9 3u. our.t&\'c Bnenschen's OJch, Soob.l Errors 10 15, Vmcent. Lope~·s Orch, 11, I The UoHIUn man who taught hiS tlear futu1 <' It calli'\ for a oue cent per gaJim, gu~olnu~ Irving MHls' Orch, 11 JO, Sht>lbo'H 1 bini dt,g that 1t "'us lmpol1le to • Plt.lf•l Caaes Orch ...polnt I The absent-minded for11c1' who 1 I I tux for ull gu~ Role! Ill th1~ county in addition to t.le a· WJZ - (3496-760! n Qm varle - 1 signed his own name to a cheek. ready [Huhillltln Rtnte gm~ tax of live cents per gallon. ties, 11 45, Bluc Bluu-1·:,, l:l o~.~ s~ceuary t:vils . Mid-day Musical~. 2 30, ClliCago Ch~ll.lllg gum WitS invented 50 Auto s~"on The additlllna\ tllll' ~cut gas tax iR intended to he URed fol Serenade, 3 Syncopt~tms: 5 Stec ·l ilmt 11 mauled man would have You can always tell a man, , cducatiOI\al purpO!-~CM. IPt!n's Orch, 5 45, B~tsebaH Sc01rs : some lo.tt} of cxeu:lsmg his jaws I drMna: a nuanced car He~ 6, Amos 'n' And~, 6·30, Phil Cook, up at erosslnp and slows down at The }ll'djJU:-!cd (Ollll1y tux may bring in addilion~l 1'I, F10ma11·s O!.ch; 7 30, 01mandy s The Good Old IJ~o~e \ the nrst of the month I , t j h lol'(:h. 9 45. Cul'io LeMa1 's 01ch, 11 Tlte oplmustlc splnsteJ who al· re\(!llUe 1)11 H. t e l' I e lllnDUnt~ 1Ue f!U 0 tractt!< thv.t are Oromarfs 01ch: 11 lfi. Tnl Hem)•, "'" "" loul.s for lwo men under the , OUr OWn Vaudeville )o~t dul• tD 0\\llCJ's huy1ng. their gas from pointe. Without Orch. 1130, Ben Polluck'MO;ch bt>J ' Tom- I hear you went. 11lumm,n1 WJR-Det1mt (400-7001 II am laBt nlaht with that. swlmmlnl Inthe border ot :-i tH: h tu:o: us111g count.v, the chunc('H arc thul varieties; 2:30 pru , Chicago Sc1e - 1 Matrimonial Martyn IBtructol"ll dau1hter. the grev.te1: purl ut the t•xpected benefit haH heen lol'lt due nade, 3, The Syncopatms, 4 55. u ll weren l ru1 delicatessens, a Joe-Yes, she k.nowl!l all the dlve8 , ' Ba!lebnll Scores: •· Chlldrens p, o-- - ~ · - - - ·- -to a redudiOil 111 lfl'tl8 S ~ule~. lj"l'llom, 5 40. BaRCba!l Scores 5 -15. 1 Jwdlflable Homkl* 1 . t lh t 1 h 1 Lowell Tlwmn~ 6 10· Fmal Ba:.cWhen ~·ou bu" a two-pants sult and vour roommate ( au 1 1>1.! u 1111 y t ost> peop c hn\•ing automoblitJ~ ball Score, 10. Amor. ri' Andy 11 _ > , " -.;;;;rnrt<, .. I I intend to l' duculc thelr thlldren , or iH it .JUst anoth(•r mci- 30, Poll.t~k'r. 01ch, 12m !\kCuy s t•xtnl ]mir of t1ouse1s Orch. Wonders of NaW. d(•nt <IS l11 the unfRII' tucticR mwd lately in an cfl'ort tu WGN - Chlcajlu !411'14·720) 10 15 Ttnlou~v Is \\hul nmkcs 11 wo1•a•1l A low brow with hl&h blood mak1~ th e au\ I) owucr and dri\'el' par hi~ own wny in ud•li- am, Pop:thu HIL:;, 10 ol!i, E.veJvboJ)s a ~k he1 lll!sbt~.nil whctc hell been sure ' Hour, U m, Paluls D01 ~ O!ch, unt!l Lh 1 cc eclock lu the mornltliJ t10n to th.1t ol two or thl'etJ of hi~<~llelghhors whu ha)lt•en 2·ti, Ten Time Mwdcnl; 7 05. 1 and reaute-m,ndodnc,.s Is whll.t Vlial st&&t.U. , . Louis' Hungary F1~e · a HmtneU 1 k 11 t 11 h 1 not to ow11 ~·JI's ' Al n•au.l~ the car owner tl"> aM ked t.o con- or h· 10 .30 · m.~ Cll m e cr. Half the old m9.1dll In this coonc · · \Ynyne s Olch, tl~' have hope ohestl!l. Tbe other tribute a Lax \\hieh 1 ~ u c;cd tor lhe upkeep of Atatc high- Ted Weem s Olch· 1130 to 130, Ac~ of Cnd11 ntty per cent have given up hope, . !Donahue :, ll.IUI Bmllli."U f: Ol t'h ·The man who bonows your wayg whkh are uHccl ahke by hon;e druwn aH well atPlllUlo" SEPTE:\IBt:R uhu m dock on enturday nlwht so Our OWD Vaadnllll! Johnny-Daddy, tell me a fatrr matiCally Jlnqwlled vchideR. / WA.BC- New Y01k t :J41:1ti·U60J~ thut he can wake up In time on • t:.1 30 pm, Savol' Pl11za ~; 01 ch, 1 45, ; Sunday mumln(l' to ~wipe your lltor)'. Pat.her-Well, once upon a tlmrl It. w o uld ;qlpear I hilt the mot-~t l'al!id oprwnent of au - ~Balo.n 'a 01uh, ~ · Jo , The !h1c1 ~ ~ ~ ne ..n-.pnpcl 1 there wu a man who opened a 8016 1 3 3 3 tomoblles \\ ould tinally become satisfied at the exorbitant lon, ) s '? ch. ll, Frank Hall·' 1 Olch, 5,· 'WIIleKar' 01d1 5, Auto-sanestlon or aardlnea wlth t.he 11\tle kcl)' price8 alrcody levied upon thig class of citizen, hut unhap. RQ6s, 5 15, O&borue'!l 01ch, 1:1 15. 1 &Is} ~treet 111 any thorou1htarc came with lt. 'I I "I · · h " ~... 'd Pennia King's OLCil; o 41i, Mor tm• I whcu~ yo1!'1e able to park )'OUr ca1 Ply, ltc e1H !Wt!Oir< nut yet Ill s1g t The Ktatc OL r Iori a. Downey's arch, 8. Rv.:t 18 oa.::h, 10 I - - ,,- - - for sonw ttmc, ha:- bem1 Wilfll Home of the tax ~ney Sttu.n's Orch; 10 .30 Mort(Jn DowN.. l and Void , :OTTON YIELD IS . . ney11 Orth: 11. Ouy Lombartlu The fellow who calll!l himself~·' &QRIInntlo RAt t:S there for educat101tal purpo11es, and flndn~g tlu~.t their five Orch, ca\·alryman becauae he takes l,..,~,lfV'I' ,.~'"*" and sfx cent tax did not 1\11 the bill they recentlY et1acted I 'fiLW-C1nclnnatl 14::18·100 1 12:15 ets on a merry-io-round -' • p~. OherQla,·~)>'a Orch, 1:30 Wil ~ -Vl"lhlnlton, $1~ t-~Th· 1 tr:de.'ll,) (:t'9p 01 · ' 1 bR•fd rof'n eirh~ cent one . In addition to raiain!f revefip,ea, the)' ~y·a Qrch; 2:1,, Claklaao Beranaqc I E:tc'tMI tt. PleaUJ "'~we he l:·n t!ecking a way to koep the to uris~ from 3&:3Ct. ,0, Jt~R Oi'tlh; t l{ort.Qn's Orch , : To accommodate women motor- \ vt~t;q. PfWllrd toll!' '' ~umat.ll or m'lu"t ·~· l' Ohlldrene PIOIJt&m, 5 t5. 1at.B, tlle stralaht and narrow pa.t.h ttaP tcta cqtton llfm>· wfthin lhe conf\nut~ of their beautiful ~Ulllllhine ~ta~o. Who ~ ~wojl Tt1oana1,6, Amos 'n' Andy, 1 Is being widened. a~td ~n 1' cpri~tlQn qf ~ per '· apeball 8eOL1!8 , !0. Theiij Orch, c.cpt of no"'') qn ~"J ~ Qll1k.Jlows? tll. QhemiRV"'l''s oretl ~-kt• It4o~b ti!d Stltfll wlll b'0\11 it.' ttoo PrOP W&Ar-Kew York 1154:1-tiOO! 10 When lhe abilent-mt~ oou- th11 )'e~ti' of~aiftMkaty l l · am, "1\f'! Streaks: 4, pm , Ohlld1ens vtct had Ul SO baek to SlOf l!ll111 lor QQQ ~\t!~ At , 0Pt\f'l~lf'RAI11felfht. Now they are h1n lnv rebellion in Cuba and, jufl,ina J'fPCfiJI'l; 1-:tr.,. Cole M•llnto.!neel·a; hi• buraJara' too11!1 tht bfl'f~ ea ted ~. . u . ~I •· ~ 1\ciplWl~J Orch , 6, Nh;Jr Lu:;;;:;:;;=... ~ -::..:..::=J't.\tf wpeka ""' Uttt I!QII'~llfrpm movlnv 11lcturcw we have ~:~ecn of \lfe 10 ,.avanM ~'•,.. ca• QOn~•: ~=~. The aoldtlers:•. ; , !llatcc ttw qrcJl 1Kntf11 ~ ,-_ ,OOD oQQie !!t~n't be blamec! on to the Vollltead act, , ft.Pt(r Va1jees C?rch; s·ao. Robi&On's. lqcolell, 5 45. Lowell Thoma&: 8 as. til,~. a ~lkJR ~#· I)R . 1111 I ~: I. J'pltes Ol'ch, 10, Little , Total Ball Bloon: 8. Pollack'll Orch b!~u th'~D lp~ •• 'b1a . tt3kl, - - -- - . J•ok J,.lttle; 11, Blaol(s Orch 10. Am011 'n' .\ndy; tl. Ktna·• Ju apg~itl• ~kilt · l~'ftnl· 1 1 SooAt or SwRiltliOII h~ the mut~~ uptirnit~tic m~1f we know' WJ:I-New Yorll: r3t& 5 ·?110J 3 pm ten; n · u, Loulit!'a Hunpry ly. .._a,t :v,~l"• p~pon wu·'ll,• 1 BYQCO~r&. 5, ., S~Mena Ot·ch.ltt30, Paul Whltman's Orch; lJ, 9f.AOOba• , ··~. Qt. flo W~l>t" the l,e"gu~ of Nations to do BOII'Othlp~ : ''~"· !11111 Booret: o <b. Lowoll l·'"" Goldkottlo'a Ob<mptona: 1~:- 1 • : I - ~~· :!W"' h 'I" .· f 'I . Ttwm II; I, Amos 'n' ·An«ty; a:so. 130 •m Clydt )4eCoy·· l ot'oh I 'J I v 1) __. ~tl'o~~ ,,e f111CC o Jolt ver 1rt1IJ ~k: "1'30, Packard FamU)', WON-ChlclliO !fl6...1JOr.: .a ~to :• , •1 '"~~!'-'''"'"!I'!"'!•' ,8. lforUc~'l Qroh, 10, Slumber Jt,{u· 1pm. Jla11~bsll, 8. Stnalni l-ady, 6 ·3(1 "h'l e," eaiJt.t ~not, ,Jhtn, . ._.~ . I ·ru 111c: lJt:at~. Lew Wh~te. oraan, 11. 09ldeprDII ptnner Dance· q:30 Okf. "dat enr ml\'f "'"' have .IQml OJple Pe~» opened a world-WI1.4~ mtra e war. '' 8 1ltlllfJ J~lten; 11 :30. Punk's Orci1. Time Pavorlte1: a. Burtnatt·ti Ore~ N'itne. hut ~nt''-'~:.rno e:~pi,~e fAb PU8~~ thm,;e pa,.·Amerlcan countries were 1ik£l lJnc\e WJQ.-P,tt.rolt li00·750) 2 '30 :pm, P 30, "Clal'll, t.u 'n' Em"; lO:tio, del)ller.. tel,. <'~1~111'! - ~~1'!111 ~nl' hap. 1 Chltaco Btntt:~ade: 3 The syneu- Oart:-er'a Orch; 11. Ted weetllli' ""' to •trike roll tlmc,v.".:... ruh· ~mr-}fct e.no~·\1 troubli already. pj.ton: 5. Uncle Nul, & 3D, '••n Orch, l!;SO, wm Dan•hu1·1 Orch. lngtoo Star. ' . . , ·· · I I 11, 1 - - Jifk· I i l lf "'"J ~ ! 4jl oht !4~~1~~eb!~~:~n~n~h~~r:l't~ln;: ; ~~:it~ d~lr~C:!a~":',~~lnr r~.~~~~~ol~l~- M~:VJI"'~t:~~r~w~u~~~ ~~~~a~~ ~~f I~~~;~~:~le~~ ~~=yh~~:n~~-dM~ t~~~s' 1 en wi th t.he former 's partn!Ji, Ina: pr(llra.m WL ll lM: IJll'~>e n tl:'ll 1 RU c •,. Mr and Mrs. Rube r t Harrill ~~~d Mstrtt:t n ChaJh:•& of Wt"hl I 10 00 Devol 1ona. 1 &> lvl~~ Mlil an<t M-Hull.JUd ••d "•" ' ., J enltiD& n .. d 1 Edward and He-rman Hatox Wtlf' 1 . Re v ow~n La.~k~ ' " " • ~ "" n.<; V. CilMR Y I I M"l nersvt e __ Itchy Toes -==-=========-=--==·.-:.:·=:~:.:.:...:=::::::...::=:::::::~::::=='":':'"::===::..:=====':":':::':'~'-":':":"'::-=M=o=n=d"='=':'"~'~"~D~"~'=·~-::-::-::-~'~'"'~·=M~Id~d~l;ep~•~r~!:<~J~b~lo~- 1 'i Stores open All Day Tbursday. Summer Hall Holiday Over ' 0 ., .,:·. ·~ " ~. , " mush as an inkling. Jim, l want to p.s if out of the blne, its drh·~r ~hooS<o ~t'<: you urgcntly--1 may need your mg that moment to swmg out' t.ud· j hc1p. l'ut off auy cn,p:agement, o~ly dcnly from a s1de tur111ng 1U op · tinustic reQardlessoess of main ro01d I for God's .ake, c.omel" What a bewildering rnyster1 it traffic. was! Where ~ad Severn bctjn dur- The driver of Wynre~."• tuJ,liWI'rv• ing those f1ve weeki oi silence b~­ ing fhwrply, 11V01ded colh~10n by tv.c~n h1s letter to Katharme and lm bare inchu; unlud.:ily the ~werve ::.co;;rct return to England three nighth ended to a skid on the wet roadwi'y, ago? Aud above all, what had hap · and the taxi crashed 11110 a lan,p pcned last night at Beggar's CoUit? 1tanda:rd. Tb~ 11udllenly soher~•llor1 y WC1uld a clue be forthcoming at dnver had Jammed 011 lm bralo ' · and m so doing altidded, too, to fall Moni.:Mlver? That writiniJ on the torn playipg foul o( another car. Nclthc~ Wynter aor the taximan card-traced there IJy whom or in was much the worse be yond a Lad what circumstances he had no mcao& shaking: but the taxi 1t ~di, 1\S raof know mg. , , • The murder at drator smashed m, was leTt 11 total Monksilver wccks ago of the mom bad bttP s~vern's IJe<:ret messenger klss. Jim Wynter dis~ntangle4 hil'tlsclt from R~sta. , • • The probab1hty fr{lm,••lhe 'w(j\:ked taxt,."o give hi• 1 ;e tha' th.e aiJdO.!>t prleitless je~els e~ ana a~reas 'tp a 1Constable, a1 were still midden witlun .its four well as his account of the acwlent, walls; everything pointed to that wbkh was caustic enou~th to n1akc house by the river as being boand the lorry-dnvtr's face redden, up with last night's sinister my~tcry. t..-d I K 1 . I . He ouo lc t a,t1anne full o an., A BAMI,UA~ FACE xtous suspen~c. , • Smce In~:~ presence on !he ~ctne "It was for my ealr.e Frank un· seemed no longer net:~~~Otry, after derlook that daugc~oiJ8 nll6~ion. I thrusting a ten-sllilhng note fqr hll , shall never forg1ve myself if ht has fare on the ta][iman, Wyntt"r w;u 1 1 ' Str:uck down and duing at u ~, w, "'ho•• who about to push his way through the " ~· onk· '''''' to an Y '"" ~ ""' "••n ·• ajt.~.''• FederOff bad yet maoaged 1o11 oweu > th e )ewe · 1s I rom R UliSJa · crowd to resume h1s mteri'upled ..,.. :wid{""lin ... , atP<WO.gtl>, to ,.,,.,, lwo muruo.:re •- d F ederoff Ior th cm-J·t cao journey, · ,.. ·•.,... ~··a veiled me!J!!age with a par- only bf that Frallk has fallen into .& nd 't that same moopent, tudtkulU ...nilicanc~ lo• s-eon. 'l'wo ,,10,, , •. 1' d5 ,.. ,. 1iorda iu Rudian: "' •I tan d~nly revealed by the hg\u o( a !ltre~t II looked very much as lbOUIJh lamp on a pasSJilij' car, a lac~ llfsht"d "Still 1afe." h~r conviction was right. out to his eyes from the night. ..~ ll.fe in sgme secret hiding A sudden Rrimncss tightened Jim Frank SeYern's !-ace I [ place 'at NC¥Jk;;ilver,. those jewels," Wyotcr'• mouth. Well, perhap$ these .t. face 11irangdy changed frem Jim Wyater uid to himself thought~ unknown antagonists weren't going wl1~n Wynt~r b;J.d 11een n lai!t, h.lr·l f1dly, a8 ~ tui crQollscd the r;t'er to have things all their OWIJ way I gard and gray with a queer paUor br Hammersmith Bridge. f"U only It was suiking midnight lUI the alnlQSt like that oi 111 man uncor.- '[ I cOttld hqpe that poor old Severn taxi ran through Bllrncs intO the scious or d,ruggcd, the cyes dosedtrould como: safely through• tool" Lowe,r Richmond road, Not far off but Frank Severn beyond all doubt! ' Severn }Jad ~ld KaJha,rin.;. he wqt> now. • And iht face of tbe man drivmv 'eavlng Vienna immcdi;iiely for the car seemed vaguely familiar, t~. Paris, there td tross ·by air to Eng- IMPULS[VE ACT . though in the first starded moment Jaad. , That be- had already, bGok•d It was • late hour to present lum- Jim Wynter cbu,ld not have llald pal1age ~y tel~gram with one of self at Mouk,s•lvcr; ~yn~u rca.lucd why, Then 5udd('nly the e:tplanatlOfi the cross;.Ch;innel air servic.es, an ' thaf he l~d. adcd ~ tnfllc 1 "'1 1•11 1~Jvely flasJ.d acro~s him. would &ee ber ahn~nt as soon as his 111 .not v.altmg UJ~tll {he !"ormng, and "Creykel" leta~r reached tJer, nugh~ hotve Jet lumseU m for a fnnt- He 1mcw the man now I The dri\'er '• . len Jourqty. If there waa • Cilre· li h W~ had Frank Severn faJlf(l to taker th~re the man would probably was t~ younger manscrvant 1w om keep h11 word? A~d not ooly had he have locked up for the mght and he had seen at Beggar's Court last ~ tiOIDC t~eu. hom that day till gone to bed; he might c.w:p find the night. ,.;, .Katbarme had no further word p..ee shut up and utterly deserted. Then before Wynter eDUid pud ~ h himself out of that hrst moment ut IDL Wynter I;~Ve a little shrug. In aqy Could c-vern have made that pro· h d ld bewildered surprise to push hi!!> way ~ case e au Sant wou come tomor- through the crowd, the car, clear .t pc*ed flight to England fi-ve weeks row-and perhap& the pohce, Hure obstacles again.. had accelerated and -.o--and then aomcthin1 upfore- at Monkailver, if anywhere, he was shot forward. And Wynter waa ldl eee. have happened tQ him over convin~d, the due to Frank Sev- staring after it helplessly, Mire? Wynter wondered. It should trn's disaJlpc~rancc wa!ii to be sough I His eyes followed the car, tull col tie possible, at any r•te, to finJ out -this place linked with the lost 1111 p.<t1e11 t ~hagrin aa this a 11azino from the Airway• penple if he can- c,,,,·n, Ro'·ul·,,• drlmoe that had bt¢n too fleetmc I• oeled h'• Would t•--d a• •'I hnu to prof11 by slippod pallt. "" ticket ior that date, or if he uu:oe Jcwe I• • do s~~ by some h illln , .mg f a oa ,., -•u aetuall• , fl-Y1 ove•. I y, Cller rca<h "But Creylce's driv1ng to Monlc~·lYet if he had croued th~n iiS ar· Kil tl 1ann~ I .,. o be 11lC ,.1g 11tl u 1 m· ver-muai bel" he said to himaelf rused. would Sevtro have failed to henlor of those alnwst pric~leu ,u'ddenly, 1M Katharine know that he wu in ~lmle&--and to be in auch strcs!l of M k •t 1 Eqland? Be!lidell, Scftra had only need as he knew her to bel What on S1 ver, o course! There c;o.N jlaat arrived in Eng1and • , , a man a queer irony of fate it wall hardly be any other explanation ol · Sa 1 ... 'd the eoincideot:o: of ruan~,pe'acro11 th• • IOIMI to paece.J, nt t;w i!il1 , a Wynter'll thoughts.wcnt back pld· millsip man 80 neu tbit ~use. Thte, . .a ~~en-l_y 0ou t~ r11dl: ·~ ~e fnl.tv1o tlfs giY1. into whose life_ao ur that h1141 eludtd J.illlo now b)• •' . -r¥idl fe•r• ~ . tnpeli tragedy had crept ..•• Those would find at J.t:ollk&ilverl WIJat ~~.· ' · :oiahtmal'e montJ!s of terror and peril luck that he had acted on the impu• AAR , in R,uss.ia aud then, after a brief to BO to that hou5e tCiniJ:htl Fear-tile 1ast .orcf W1n~r weu'kl task: of amazing success, her maimed What part was Creyke plannina • We dreamed of aasodi.lina: arrc:er, the cup struck from her lips. 1hi1 queer, inexplicable drarad .... Fruk: SeRral Yet that letttl' "I'm glad chance hu flung us to- Crey,Ju;. like the other 1ervaata a1 111M bid taken him, 4owa to Bea- gether again," Jim Wyn~r u.id to Btllaaf'• Court, had profused hi• .,.,, Cowt 1ut nq,ht had ICit!llled to himself •uddenly, ·•and now when self completely ia the dark respect~ lllw ... SIM't W9rde. llhe 10 tleo!ds • friend she eao eount ina the m,.stery of SeverD•t diaap.. ~1'1 for Sant and tile tenantll ou.'' pcarance-4Rd Jet tonight he wu ..., ,_ are the oolr Oh who It ill'al JUIII then that that motor- driTirl the missinl mas to U:oolc_ , . 1 am ill En&"laatl.'' Sner• had lorry thrust 1Uelf upoa hl1 con- silver! •""'"' ._ .., •lse auat han aa KiOif&DCIIS wtth CJWtiq abNPtnest (Te Je CuiJtbulcd T......,J • 1931, LIG<ii'JT. MYBU TOMCCO Co. READ THIS FIRST , 'Catbariae ,arinl il tbe ri1htful ewntr ol 1tbe CzuiDa rubin, biddea • •1hDr 1randfather, Prlnee llur_.,., l1ain bJ a rulutionary lbob. Her friend. Frank Severn, I(Oe& ID 1a-ia. finda them and entrusts ~-- to Paul Federoff, who reaches .cn.land, ~ to be Blain at a \ •.atl'7placecaD.ed Monbilver. J ' ••ern returN aM hides hi111telf It Ida OW'D country home, Bec1ar'• Court, and calla upon hit friend Jim W~r for help. However, hiia kid. . . .. Wore Wynter can reach him. 1M~ otlcea •u.:ce:uful violin._.,.. Jl'l'e: 1IJJ bel' .career ~use ~ J.niurlr oherwnat.Sbel8poot. Jiaa W,.ter ,re-:llel her from: the e attenttoDI of lAster Ma. wba bu ...,. but. no ~1'"". • •tella naP1D1' aDd abe tbat the uafol'~. • ~ be held PJ?Iontr at ~= .~~ w•he bel~~~ the .--• 11111 naaana. pter • ._...vn .. IO,....... lmmeidl¥e'J· ~ :~~ W GO ON ' NO 1 i U r... 1 CHAPTER XIV: ... ;. folkb out e do everythi:ngc !Jut hold <the Baby ' WnEN you drlvo1n Latest GOODYEAR tlon to your car, U you've PATHFINDER hero, ospect Iota of atten· time for it. Free attention aDd you are welcome to It, whe~her Or not you opeajladlme. So como In reaularly for $.11.10 per pair correct tire in8ation, removal of alan, t,ckl, etones from tire treads, checklnll. of wheel alf&nment, bat· tory, water and teotln&- Other Sl:., Equally Low GOODYEAR'S FAMOUS 'QUALITY tire within the reach of all. Wo111 anJthlit& we do, save yol! a' Jot of time, trouble aatl!nonoy. Tryuaand-1 ..... SIN Palr $4.9S $9.60 f,f0-31 (HoUO) C.50-IO (JhfJIO) • f.T&-11 (II•C.T6) • • • Ull-lt (II•U•> • JloJ. a .. • ~~~ I 4.50-ll (3ts4.50) • •• 10.90 6.65 12.90 8Ji7 1fi.10 4.39 S.M 5.6~ ll"'lf)' Out)' 'fruck Tire• ..,.. ,,.. "*• ..T.II5 3J&o '~9.75 • Ui0-20 ($4:1:1.50) • • :!9.95 • ~15.35 '"Of!·IO <s~>~.o•> TUBES ALSO LOW PRICED ' . . ,, ,, I I l. \ ~~namhy-pamby" tal~ i \ EleCtric Theatre, Pomeroy Today and Tomorrow Liberty Thealfe, Middleport Today and Tomorrow I r' ••• and it's no •i• Gucrre~ntetd, LJ/etlme II era• E'" ..,..WHO! l"'_aC....Sevem.. 0;;;;,; __ . ~hades 1 I w • """ J I I .. 1 ------~ ..;....;;._;;:.;;"'-'-. by. Ro·•, ..!',. 4RUeJ O" t 1 -~~--'-~~~--- ~- - ___ GUE~S ~ -<i 6 45, Morton Dow Rtcb~; Otch; 10 On:h , 10 30, Will osborne'=:~ Olctl; 11 30, Jack MHe11' Orch; 12.30 am, ' You just look at the Inu ~t!h:,.~.~:~.!~,'" .... ',•,;.'"R': dAll::-,d.... ~kor~..., \ Tis'....,.'.... ........ - W!IDNESDAY, I!IE.PTl'.:MBER 9, lt:U . I Che.pman and (amlly we n Sunday gue~ ts d Mr. and Mrs D. ' I Jc\\t"J; llt Harrl&:mvill!. j cc Gle1...11kr 1aturnect num ~ nltel a visit ot several week.s w1lh h t• dauqlltcr In Columbl.t8 M 1s J.cua Hop anti dmu.;Ll t'l touch and a po~e.y~u cannot touth H~lw and L::;rnda Cc:<liY o1 Hrll dcrso n wEre Eu 1do.y guest s of M1 One of the most pJpular nc- fi 8Ci M, .s C M V lnmg tn::llst:S In !krlln, Lll ge- & to HollJ • c W G1J:::s cl' Orlc11l aud M " woocl. with a distinctive conlmeut<£.t ond M.1 s D I G IJn, of Spr1 :u individuality fi{']d were \\ cck nd (:U{'S\5 ol h " n l• Bh'l likes to tl\ke long walks m accompan u·rl Ohe raln- bllretoot. 1S 'mostly" a toPk 'l. Th ~ Y .,....~ r c vegelllrlan and tak.es one &poUll · hr: tn'. t y Lhr!r blc.lht:l' Cl) t1C By Joha P. Medbury ~ higher Ml and Ml s Chiules at ~,· u i< spent the IVfl't. e n1 With l .MI• 1 and friends In Oolumbus me~·· Maybe I'm Wrong Aud whut i!-1 fuL·ther encouraKtng 1s the ft~.ct thn1 if thhs is 1rue ul the Ford JJiunt, certainly we n1n loolt fur- ...........__. ,...,........... , .... , , _ ward to other plants increa~ing production in u. hke d eSEPTEMBER gree. )<~specially Mhould this prove true among uuto~o­ WABC-New York <3481:1·860) 12 blle manufacturer~. particularly among that clas~ wh1ch m. Cuban Btllmore 01ch ; 1 pm , Preslden~ Hoover's Speech , 1 ::ID, manufacturt!~ car compf'titive tn thos(' lntilt b .v the Ford Rhythm Kln,s, 2, SOlon, Orch , 4, arc ,' 0 I pen I ' plants. . , M [ Of fIRST . . CA s[RI[s [Nos IN fOUR-fOUR 0R~w I l that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for !I my souL-Psalm 66: 16. wo~. \v r I ..... ~.. to Berli.l at .ilX years Idle>""'moved o1 Qge. Her father was German, her mother was Prench H'Ujueuot. mr ten yfar t.ld daughtcl'" 1!> 1.11 Irthnd with h:lr sl5tt'r. her RusSJan hmband 111 In R.US8Ia Pul that. all tcat'her and If 1t do£S11t tpeU cosmopolttan rll Junijl m the Jake • • '( I llsten~ed W Ltl rt(:ont 1,, t h Radkl Newsr~l of Hollywood be fore leaving on a tour of lne !UlUlltrySto~n h:_r ilw~lc~ ~~~·J"'\~t~c u a&Ud Lll "A WOW it! when you get. to be a knccKout," it waa exPlamed "la, I know now-like a push In a pr~ftcht but is It not tlle revene of okay?" asked LU. "It i& but It lm't" I U:Jld her "It rnca.l.S swell" "Y3u mean swell lik.e a balloon? ' said LU who wa11 tr.-ma; hard wlt.h her le810Pa. "e.w£11 me..n.'J grand and Giorlou~; And w bltf that It WO•l't be necc::- ~­ ary lO 10 Hollywood," I IHlld "Eut I must &Q tp HcUJw•odlt 11 In my tontrr.ot; sh~ ~bjcct.ec( A. couple of oUler fellows ""Pil ::~poke German told 'M1sa Disov~r that I d.Jdn't speak very ROOd EkJ.w I glllltl and explained Whit "BDh~' tloll y ~ood" meant. "Oh. that Is okny," sal:i Lll "I wUI bet you anythmg that. 1 ~ .shall jmt be the same as t:\ r when I .su• you again fr(lm H '.J ll ~­ wood. .. 1 wish to b.d my r ~ ,;;uh1 li fe r:ut lhue and just read ;;.•d JJIR y Wlth my do!Pl when I am not WOJ'kw InK n. you thtnk thcy wm Jet words fit 1nto evary fold and crev1ce the peopler mWit be in harmony with itwasaatdinJohn7;4.6,"NEVER ~AN 1 th e} ..... 'lo.r . . . . To 1'0......,.,., OHIO. forced him out al second lwwever . ~~on IHI.lll!, ........ u ......,. ~eb h'·· I and he then &dYII.ru;~ t.o tJurd on Pa.Med balla. Dll. r&.l :;! pn!j ch~ "' a~· Oral.e'B hit betwwn third and Wild pttchee. 4 l ln Hwllillltou M.Q nda y to all~nc1 1 1o 1 ~ Bwsineu f ly and chlldlt'll ur A \ht-o~ Wt're well ~;tnnon ht'n~ Sunda y evenln£ llhort St{lry hll over shortstop aqd 8t.ole-n b&aea, EOdle Dem061tey !.he American Uilon corw en lluu R.eadlns uf Le llen · tllt- La bor da) !tUt'SL~ and lefl MondaY ror ColumbWI, 1 held then• A.llellllworth scored Orate aeoNd. Two baae hit~ , LeWlll A.ppolnt.ment <.>f Cummiltet'~ M r~ Jam~:-. MdJalllt-ls Rnd <:h ll· 1 where tl '! ""HI atW Url eonr~rf' IICC on 11o double by t.ewUi and then D. Hit.& oft Rolhleb, 3, on' RUe 5, \ Mr and Mn William Wolle and 111 00 Ann ual Sermon .. drt'n of Col whb•ll> v. cn \H'tk t'lld : Mr a nd Mhl Charles HellwlCk A.llen~~worth WILli clven ~~~. free ticket DemOIIk~Y :.l two children a.nd Mnl David Cant 1 Rev F c; K r~lli!lr KUt'sL~ of hl' r ~hte1 Mr~ rhum<i.~i ,n! Toledo. are VISiting hu parent~ . I Auaur Ball Rite started the by RUe. who de<:lded to treat c A.l- ~ Bcon! by lnnlnp and d~~ouahter Dorothy apent Mon- 1 AtV'!rnoon Session 6t.:-ltr and Mr awl M r \ lAm Pnce Mr and Mrs Q eorg• • B r 011 n 1ame for the PUrity boys tlt thw lenllworth t.he llllome , rtvlng him a NyC IMO 000 0---4 5 6 d11 y a t Oalllpol ls visiting with rela 1 30 Devotion al service Mr ~< ll d M r~ A L K r .. utzer of 1 Mrb Hosm{'r ROU.'Ih who und.::rJniJund t?ut !lnal)J; gi\Ve up lu the !Pe Ucket to tlnt. and walkinK P.I.C Vl'rn on :.4t·Cul Cmonnatl \H:re ll,.f'k. I'IUJ and hoi- 1 \\f•nt an oper~t llon rh ursday a ~ 103 000 0_____.. 3 4 t.iYe5 1 . third frante and went bacK. to hi~$ Story Then Rife (lec1ded he wu _ M u Stroug O~~olr.es or Oravf'i Hill 1 45 BwJnes1 Ida',' K llt-~U; ur Ml's F. ll.:abrtn Holiwr hus pltal Is recovc nng a.l 1old position at first b8.se while Ed h d W 11 who has ~en Ill for ~>everal d11y s Is Rt!porl of CO 'Illll lt 1,.e~ Want \t is• Ward llC(( mpa.med !hough u 1 a I':PrloUl'l •'ondltwn 1 · Idie J.Aomol!llr.t-y took up the work i;~i~ghO:~~s~~ k~ls a~~nce a~: 1 kli:COVEBING J'ROM INIURIES r*"ported to be In 1\ !lt'riQUS oondl - 2 1~ Open POl urn on Ch,u ch them II U111e fnr a Vl:slt nne! w ill ~!Sit Betl;• Evans of R IO ur,ll\1e wa~ I where he left. oft ~~oud ftnishcd It hll:::lde was 60011 retired with t.hree MTI . Mells&a Crary 111 recuperat- Uon Dr A H ALil rk l l'i~< tlv,.~ Ill Cmrmollll Ham1 lwn h(J . sptu(\lll~ a lf'\\ da ) ~ wllh her Hne alyle Rothtt:eb breezed the b&ll rullB and the score alood !our all lnr~ot her home on Qarneld avenue Mr tmd Mrs Phil Joachim and 3 00 Women s MN!ttng Rnd Cnlumhuus I<•J lht· mxt thlt"t l gD ntmotlu r Mrs ~HI ; 1homWI 1 '" •I th 1 -" h h thr~ chtldiPil :etumed Mond11.y 4 00 Address Dr . c H Stull Wf:ek!\ ' ·.··t ,,·-•· 1v~. 0 m unUI the ciOSt' p&ti ... ,e .,.,ys rom e ce ere from Injuries rece w en a e ,._ ~" " f t' t1 ft.e tl k ....,, to obil 8 even1n11 from a week's visit wltll 4 3Q Open Forwn Dr. C H Btu.! A.rll"mr CO'Vt> r t uudc rwttlt au IJT •-1 Mr• R ay Wick ham a.1 a son or ~c ory me 11 r me lo a 11 ow 1 Tht' ~Second game Clf the series wu struc --~ iUl au m e un- relati ves Ill Covlnst.on , Ky l!:venlno se88 1on c'uhunbw• hu.~;Hla' l I' Porn.oro) arc s~ndmg th~ w1111er 1 them only th1'1!t' bits for the en- , 111 ., ploy·• Th"-•oy ••enlna day t>veninK She r~elved severe trat on at a C\.0 .,....... Mrs C F Rathburn rP.turned 1 00 Devotkmal Service M d fu d M 1 t.lft' lfllme and wlU lltart promptly at 6 o'clock , br'ulse11. however no bonf's were Monday from 11 tlvt' v.eek s ~tay at Middleport YouJllol Peoph· on 11y mornmg pu1 1.~ . ru• ~- 1,\ ltiJ her pa ren t s M r au rs hi h Ill 11 th 1 broken Battle Creek . Ml-h da y arc that hr !::. gfllli!~ •1IL ng Or:u1l H(.)(J(j 1 I h ft , I Th t' Pay II ow e regu ll.l' nne Chi.;les Schumalter ot HunLm&Mco J L My•"r• 01 Columb·" 1, 7 16 Ml.s8Jonary Addnsti ; 1 rJ nlct h ) l\111:. Ot to Hartc ntnc:ll aud dau ' ' ng o t e elden~ on ihe w c w PurJtv-N y C ,.. _ I defensive was rather IOOR, a11 m1a- lnnlnp of play before darkness ton arrl 00 Tuesday for a visit · • C l'lecj · - • • uame • 1play after millplay accounte<t for stop~~ the ~~:am'" with hlsv a.-.n C T Schwmllker u! VISiting Mt and Mrs Charles ~:cI ~~~t, M argaret Vl:J iter1 hl' t I a tht'r Of th I t th f 1 """' • MW~ter and other rnends. Ray MCCallum was tn ke n to lht- , "JJ.. ,a t \ la~on Ctty Mondny a • 8 "'""&U&e e BC at many 0 the runs , The box soo1e . Oravel Hill l • \\ere broqht In NyC. AB R H E: Mrs H. E Bush and daughter, Earl Archei and family moved Holzer h05pltal Tuesday for ob~er- t . Darkn... Tuesday from Br&dbury to the vatlon and treatment 1 rhe Hob.'llln men made thelr ftl'li L R. AUenawoth, cf 4 I 0 0 p Kathleen from p rene h pruperty on Second av~nu~ >4 r and Mrs. Lawrence Wltla tcil th Ia returned he h MondtlY h bee Mr and M 1 ~ Nonn an MeC<.~llll'n JN SEVENTH FRAME score 1n e \nithtl frame attt:1 ISwl.shei, U 4 1 2 0 0800 r · w re t ey ave il Mr and Mrs M J Mygatt and IHJlllOWlCe tht! blr~h of a son biJr n llnd children lind M!~ Jake Bul Swisher had hit O\'er second ba.llt:, 1Orate, 1b 4 l I 2 villltlnr for the pll.lt sev~ral daytl cblldren ha\'e retm ned from a visit Wednesday. rt 1 ~ u or of Mlddi!•OJollt mutolf'd lo 1 went t.o second on a pal56ed ball, to Bt.ory, 3b 4 1 1 2 wltl'l rela~lves In Cincinnati l p PI third 011 an out and t.b<U &lol< , Lewis. c 4 0 a 2 PauUne Tuckerman afld 'Flossie ,..._ d M , t eas.o.nt Monda\ and \ 1~.t.ut , H1nd Rln&WOI'ftl AthiMe'e l'eof ,... a.n -• M nd frto rs Tom Mav are Vtsll· 1 relaUvts 1 ' Error• Fiwuro Prominent- home on pitcher Rife Eve11' ta.lly U. A.llen5worth, lil! 3 0 0 0 P rec; k er re t urn.,... 0 ~Y m 0 O· Ina with relative~ al ClUClnm~tl LO~'',.. MAN l\oiAK•s M•RK [ M T L Why •nfter tr()m the ju~er •kll!l c f th!:! Purity s came In the second c. Allen1'iwort.h. 2b 1 • ru.. • rs <Jm }mh tlau~ht.cr M,u dlllcue cau•lng Nvere t<: hlnll 1() 3 0 0 0 ' lumbus where t.hey. hR-ve been \'ISLt 1 11 ly 11'. Scorina Of l nmlng on two hits and !our en'Ors I W11lock rf 3 0 0 o lnl friends Jor the past week · BAI'TISTS TO MEET K,,aret,.d wSn Pau. r"'c1d ~~ a mi 1\l rs ' tJr:t~t :!? ~~~~~~~~~ ".frlnece~l~,.o:~ ~, 1 Eddl De h no h ' Mr and Mrs WilHam Stelfl · Wl•rd hlils beLl ll'CC IH·tl lh.le b1 aro mcdr v UJ.cmnu u IH::JP C10h:h Itch, wh " n y •m c11.n 11v"ltl Ia,. Tallieo e, moakey rea.c ed nrst thru t. geb P ~ 0 1 0 ~nt l.abor Day In Huntington Tht' t~enty -l'lt'venth annual meet Mn; L N Oerbo: r ul South T lwd I!Ut-sts or l!k fu nn e l ~ put e nt.s M1 fe etton and qui ckly heal you r •kl~ 1Bt.orys error and was advanced by Th ---Mr and Mrs Paul Jones are ing of lhe ,._meroy Bapto•t "Q""'• h h , ~nd Mr~ Albt t H t ba I v. lth Or Nixon·., Nl~oderm~ u,.•ecl ( e first pme of tl,le series be- Hubbard'll hll to !ieCOIId bwie Ben· Total 32 4 'I li •-nctln• the --k woth thei~ .. v .. ,.,., i\Vt:I\UP t at er KTUndsun. Lt. HI<. L • 1 a r tn c' over on th., famous Elng11sh Hospital for; .... ·"""" • elation will bt' held at Carpenter, l(..hJ:sc.n who Is a studult m th1· the week. end mule. ll lsr.overed beY a leading Lon· I ween Ute New y k C aOO Oi' ~n!.lal lkam nett, took. fint through Jlrst base· Purity AB R H E dauahWr lit 8pr1@, W Va Ohio on Thursday. September 10, Naval Avia lion School ut 0 1~al l M r and Mr,; A!lhur Hutch!Suo1. don 9ktn •PeclaH•t, Dr N~xon'• Nlz• the Purity lee c~am ; was mans el"'rrr and Demol!ike~ :scoced Go rdon. If Mr a.nd Mrs Elmer Mattox and OJderm ac u wlth amazln~: ~pe~d. be• 3 0 1 0 thll\.J.Yed T.ue5day C\tultll!, t.n:•, ru:•rk Hocftlch tapped one to Ora~ nt M Allen•~orth b < rhl'"r- ,_,,, Moo•"oy • ·lth 1931 Bevt'u deleg~~ote~. who 'lll'rt:. ,14ke~. lll., will be l!:lllduak tl tr~m land child ren of Cuv 1ngLOn . .IS. •• cauae de!lgned h*' thll partlcul•i the nnat dl ,. 3 0 0 2 '"" """'' ,.¥ " elected to 1epre5ent the First Bap. lhert> 11.8 a ma<•hlnlst w! tiHJl a It' ,>; l'. ere g ue~L.~ of llN ~~, h·r M 1~ Da· ~ kln dt~;ease NtxQderm le guaran• score en ng In a draw, 4 nrst, who mulfed the ball. allowing H . Demosltey d 3 0 D o relatheA at Pt. Ple11sant. tlst churrh. and also U'le ml'mbera d!il}'S and IV111 be transf~rrc ·J t 1l vld Rea F ri dc a teed. It muet 11top, itch and 'lu•ckl:f t.o Dave Jenkin• ol Columb"" l your e~lo .,r the emaJl oo•t wl11 tn 4. tbe- After ~ da number nd hiof misplay• [him t.o be safe and Hubbard to E r..-m-key ...., ""' · "·P 3 1 0 0 ...., ••~n< .... of the young peoples QJI!;&ulzatton tbe ' Navy Airport at Hllmplon 1 Ml tj Ji tJ M1 ~ John Mt Callwl! h~a be refunded. 0n a bo t rd lnnlnps Kore. Gordon hit over shortslop Hubbard lb 3 1 l o Labor Day here with friends and or the church .... m attenii The M- Roi1d•, Vu '.~.here he w11l bt' In tht:> a nd Mi:;.seH .,;(ht'l a. ml Clu t tt (,,11 . 1Fnr Sale by l\lartiQ & Rolkr, Oruc1 t~ tearr.s !!ettled down to do bus- jSC{)rlng Bennett and H&ftlch scor· Darst, c' 3 0 0 () relaUVt'll. sembly will Include replci:ienl.ath•eiJ rcpalr · d bltflll until the of a fast fall- :ed on Allensworth's long fty to Bennett, rf 3 1 0 1 1nw nl&:ht prevented them playlnQ center field. Hoeflich, 2b 3 1 1 () further. I The ra1lroaders Cl\me back In RUe~ p-lb 3 0 0 I I le-n.\v~at:1:e:· woW-i1!1 my and Tllll DAlLY TRIBUNB. Middleport News Mt o Ldl:t 'Iobnn and :,on ( t\ Ooncernibl lh&tl.stlca Weliht wer(' eunday guest11 of Mr and M1 ~ . Helaht. fty.e teet six Inches 103 Hall ebonY and bobbed (1. 1a. Greta V '3 Oroonler. n...r•· n - In Jooa, Oukh Da.ll ! 1 boVHltoW that e}cti Jet you do an)'lh1ni. 1 :.al~ to let ber w ow 1 ~J)(lk e H' l • .. 8 ell " aayc Loll. I • - ever:~ morning Bhr thl.nlul "lma&lnation" Ls more !n.porumt tblll ''Mix appn.l" for lt~u . lnG t! ramatlc au cec~~&. thtnks Am1·rlmm men are ehy, dOC!.i n 't belt, ln s:n In& mon cr o.Qd hai her hu lnaund for US.OOO li:!llllllh I ~~~~Si~~i;f~~~~~::~o~f rul cf clive on -~- 1 .... there with thOtie I'.:'CPJTiibt. lfU, b~ 1. N. 8 1 Netv -'tort, Sept.. i-Lll DeOo• VH, ll!lfAIIt. and lovel~ acreen lmparf;aUpn, IW'eal'l b)t the rreen ln hrr aqtllmD•WOwn eyu that lhe wlll newer 10 Hollywood. TtJ,o f:IOUC LU arrlvlnl bere for •uer ...,.. · - - mo'vte de""t had uu • •- _,..., n p0•••eo to:c thrt ~ '"'' -· " mor.:ha Utto & 4eJ.ilbLlul accent but 'hey roi'IOt to teat! her Atneric: ~~ to be explalned that , ... UJOI rU.LIIHJJiO COU..... " ,_.,, IWo • All reliaioua teaching, doctrine or .. creed, If they are to have any claim • , \• Imported Movie Star ~wears She :'L-_,_;___:.. Wlll Not lie Influenced _ _ __By Job Clj ~Et" PAOli T1111D W'!:J)NI:SDAY, S&P't'DotBilR t , lt31 ' ' . ''~ ' NI!VBER lQI Moiem«-Proof Cellopban~ -either! --th!! beRI UUidO Wordo cBD mean lob ofthiog0-but you con olwoys trust your ..taste. If a cigarette tastes right, if it oatiofoeo Y'!D. right down to tbc ground, then it u rigbt. Tbere are all kind• of tobaccoo~me good, oome n<it oo good. And there's the Cheolerfield kind-the best TUrl<ioh and th<~. ,licol Domestic that ' pwo. Fnll·ripe, eun-cnred, 'aged in Noture'o thoroilf!hgolng wo.y-and n• mUd and 8Ulooth and 1weel a8 sun~ ripened fruiL Cbeoterfields tuole right . . - becaol!e they ore righL And t~omething you mn'l taste -thot'o imtoortant tool 'f.be fi~t cigarette paper- oo pure it boms uilth· out l.aste or odor! And bebiod this unchanging good tuote, all tbe reoourcee of a great organization- men, mo~ey, science, (Xperience. It takes them all to make a great cigarette, and "'ey're all hebind Chesterfield. Yo til' taote io dead right. Cheolerfielda do oatiofy• GOOD .•. they've got to be good! Hear and See; Norma ~hearer and l..eslie Howard. I'RII SOUL'' Also Stat Laurel and Oliver Hardy in "LAUGHING ·GRAVY." 1-lear and See; Joan Crawford and Robert Also Comedy "RAG TIME BAND" ''PAID'' Arm~rong. I '< �" ~ · ··· ~ ·u•• • .. ·• ~ • • .. .... ••••• ••- ................. .. ..... _.._ • .; · - - - - ···- · .. •••~• wzoJQSDA Y, SI:P'I'DlBD t, 1Rl. • CherryRidp WI:DNB8DAY B!PT!:MBP.:R. 9 l~il '"" OUT ~~r=~ H[DS S~UT 111:aodre~h~:~~n~ 1~~\n~h: : ~~~~ a fOR THmD TlM[ I uown '"-'c-.,,.,-RO<I, ;;;-, -- 1 P!tusburghll seventh stnllht 1 C!ev( llllld took tLl! thltd lltlljJghl THi --~·· ruNDI~.'G:~=.P:-:::0~0-:r;S;:-:::,E::-M:-:-::U::-P-:T:-:O__,. . ____,I___!J:---1~----,...._-:-----~ ' NY'' BACK IN :"c~~~" 'te ;,~1u- ~~ ~~tv~~d .~~ 7r1e:~nt vlait· tu~:r .,b':" ~e~~~~~ •AMERICAN Al!ISOCIA'l' P'J!'i '~!ul I IN f I~ [ was called tu Hess and son visited M...'l! Baxte1 and tamlly SundaJ McUhlnny visited Llz· Saturday afternoon Whaley and family were t b' 1 ~!~~~: cf Rev Floro. of 1 up pel ~ C\ arley Hunw•uey and cluldr>Jl Cohuntnw,- were recent g;UC!ils frieD& here Y· o.nd Mrs Nlal H)~ll t".hllCren of Columbus VISited Olga Smlth Monday Sunday BAI.E--Bmge1 Cobblers ecw machine, a:ood as n,.w A bar 1! sold o.t once InQuire a omce 8·31·3~ Fine residence property in Middleport -6 rooma, bath, furnace, garate--larte lot in good location~Priced right, Easy 9--l·lt terma. ClYDE POP. Sl\LE-011.8 range Ulled about six months MaT)' Ellen Wick· bam, 1\lmtroy 9-s-at FRENCH Middleport, Oll.lo. 8U Main Stl'ftt -~--- Every Man for Himself YEAH7 HOW 50 AUNT SUSIE? r,~M[~ 1 I SEE BY 114E PAPERS HOW ,t., HULL FAMILY WAS BUTCHERED IN THEIR BEDS LA5T NIGHT I I ..• '~" T.QOl'S AND CASPER •• "1 Oood I " I at carper's •• ~ASPER "'' • • - 1-1~ JU~T loot- ~ET\JRNEC !=ROM "THE' • E~RAND WHAT'S THIS? ?????? • • • • t IT~iOO I CAtv1E HOM'=i JVS"T NOW I 1='0\JND YOU lN A 'PA"ZE' ~'TU~NED~ HORQ~BLE IO E'VEN "T~INM: OF. lOOTS~ 1 READ 11-110:, OH'.,HEN '"TJ<I!'( WERe. I mr~h~d:f.~s:J:~~~ K~~;h:'~,h ~:~c~~~~ choktd bent. th~ G1ant.s 1u tla opumt 3 to 1 Moone:,. spaced t he leu hits of lhe Plnls m lhe \i lsp~• tUJd hit u smgle lhiH CVP1111Ja!l) turned m to t he 1un lhn t \ o.t 101 tne ManhaUan men 4 lu -1 Le ft~ G10ve hun g til-l lllu 28LI1 seasonal l:iUcccos a::; ,ue cllamplon As ftlpped Wa:;.b,ugtou lU lo l Sad Sam Jones O:jJio!ul tile Hc:n ens when lhe Atnlt.ll~ \'o.hack~erl lum mlghtll~ Jn Lhe seoe nLh ~L'Or mg eight tuns Eob Rc>IJil iSOn GrklaM I WRESTLI!IIG RESULTS I n, j c:llltc nnuunal _ I 0 a~~1 [~~-~ f~~u~~~llu~~( I c.u '\~ Cllctgo S>pt ~RICES Sl ) Touts J DtlJ mt 2 TOD!\l'~ G .UU.:~ '-"'Eitl( !\~ Inrilln~p l , Lo,PS\ J!lc at QNL"'( FoOLlNl:, Aeou'T BEt>04 MAl> u~ A-rEACH ME' A BE\.A.II\IE O'F COLONEL HCOFl!R'S.! WHAi HINE' I EVER DolliE Culwnbw• rol<<<o Klu ,~C' tt) 1t Mmu:.q11Jil... M Ih' 1\ll,l t ,\l :::Jt Paul 10 'PE<S'EQ\IE 1\.ltSI AIUERh"'•\:ti 11..1:\GUt-: Wnshmgton at Fhll,u]('lpllln 011 ~ ~:atuc WHO WlLL IN THE SASEBALL G SPO'r· Qto.llHE I.IGHi I ABLE. IS A NOTE '-EFT BY By EVA A. TINGEY ----- A "Hunch," but She's Wrong 1aco•n•o lntCJ:LINE W\<l.C eRO'ri:E A PATE Wn'H ME LAST NtGH"T JT W-'\St.J'T H/6 FAUl-l, BLTr All TM111 ••Jtll , , trtt~tttl """ ,,..J, i,. ,,.. r.,i. t«f'""' '" Exceedin1IY attractift h today't model and 1 style which wtll lend lf.oo sdl perfectiF ior tranl or town • • The orig1nal in the much favored pnnted cr~pe stlk had its t1e and ~leeYI! cuiFs of white crepe de dune. • • A eaal mny blue ~1lk crefl" g~nra:· ~le would he another mod 1 s h schr.me • ••• • I MU6T BREAK HIM OF THE HABrr • • • OTHE!R 6COD FISH ON LAND AS lN !l--iE ~ ~LD PROMl5E'D ~ 'p,.jONE ME "THIS IHE.RE A~E ..,~ --·- By RUSS WESTOVElt - -- ~ !-IELLO, TILLIE "T'Hloe;, IS W\4,C. -HE L..LO - HE:LLO- HELLO GEE, GHE. HUNG uPONN'e. @ • -- w-.nt. • • • 11.\II.Y'I "'UIVNI 'AI"!CIN BUIIJ.\V "- 4· _'t!M!J'• 7117 • J •, I "~ . r.m B•nlt>lll ~I ~·- ,. W•ol ....,, ~~;t'f ~ fltTJ ""'"" \ bring 'I ""4 ti>l• Coqpon 1111~4 out wlll yqu tbill P'lt~rn hl return mal\. r1~~sp lfla.ll M qneo YPur r~ris pattern. Nb 1497, •i••~to I l!tt~~~. . Addrou ..... . . . .. ..... .. ,. ,. - -pttehed by Bob Burke af the W•shingt<m S e nators on Aug 8. BoBton's Red Sox wt!rc the VIC· tbnl. The frnrl-looktn g EJouthpaw, wllo hitherto had done mo~t of ills work ITt the bull pen, ~aH" five h:&se on balls Othcrw1ee 1t WllS a tun-1cet perfarmance and the dream t n pttche 11 and of most :l'ans p Earlier ln. the season "We~" F 11 f the Cl~la11d Jnd1a.ns ~redoda~~ wttb, a almllar~ Jc~;~t E&t many qucRttoned the oi~Jcml scori g whlth u~ted as an error a h rd¥hlt JJCnt whtz::r.1ng thrnugh i 1 cld by (tcrrcll' H brotl1er, •k n 1t her for tlm St. Lou1 s R tc • ca c Brown s hit t: Not.hing ' but Maek hn s lou strong a team \ tlunk the As will W.lll and 111 I..etart} ails I I School ope ned Monda) IUih tha follow IIIII" leac hers m charge Chas Hayman high Otl.s Crawford 7 and 8th grades RaMyiHI ayma~ ln· lcrmedlate Irene I er pr mary have quite 11 larye ellrollment thls yeai Re v OConnor dt>lhered hls fare h d we 11 ~etmon ere 8 un ay e1•en 1ng He lefl Tuesday lor Colum bus to attend oonle.enee Homer Ashley Mrs Murl A.Ehley and family of Canton '4 1! re the week. end o1 Mr und Mrs E I W bb d F 1 tl e an ree an Nor ris opened their schools at Antlqult} Monday Thomas Amo5 of Balumort' Md Is here \\siting his daughWr Mls.o; Betty and man~ friends her~ take Baalmanns Oll.l't Tablet.&, whleh ate prepared especially tor stomach gaa and all the bad etJect.s resu lting from gas presaure That empty gnawing !eellr~ at .lle pit of the stomach will dUiap lhatanxioua ne<louafe•ilng ' ,., 1 h• heart polpltat!on ~ 111 vanL'ilr and you \Iilii again be able to take a deep blt'ath wlthoul diF.Comrort 1hat drowsv 11\le!'J.lY feeling alle1 dinner will 00 replaced by a dea\re tor entertainment Bloating wUI ~al'ie Ym:r J!mbti arms and nngcrs will n'> longer feel cold and ' t H \ ..~ to sleep because BRalmann 8 Gas Table~ pt~vent gas from lnt.erfermg wt' h the ellculatlon Get the g(!l!lllll' In t he yellow packaije, at any .;oocl drug store Price Jl I'''' I I "F ull·fa&hi(,ned ?" j'Re·inforced?'' "Full length?" n 11 I reaembllil& • a Eme!!t Koob at the St LoD.IS Browna blanked tho Ch1cag;o Wh1te Sox The slendec Senator was the th~rteenth "lefty" an b1g league htstory to produte a no• htt game Here are the twelve othera on that high honor roll Nut10oal LeagUe .....- John Lee Richmond (1880),~ Ted BrcJtcn&tcln (1808}, ''Nooks" WJlt.lle l(1!l08), ••ttube'' Mnrquard (191~), Jtm \'aughn (1017), Freq Toney {191'7), Harvey Hubbell (1929). AmeriCAn League-Jesl5e Tan· nch!ll {1!10~) 1 Earl Ham1lton (l!ll2l. "Dutcn" Leonard (lPIG nnd 1918), George Mn gn dgc (19171 i:.nle~ K.oob (1917), • • • I ynnr gnve prom1se of n bnll11n~ futqre H1• f1gureU tn ubo ut ~ hundred c 1mes ht I rJ30 h1l J"' .813, and llcldcd cx(dlcntlv Thus far tht s S(M~ nn, DavJs l• been Tearhng, or be en DC)II ~.. 1 top ot, tho Nattonai Lcagu battmg Rnd na A cr.tchcr he \u.,,nl aa another Mt t:kcy ..CochtdH! Phlladcl}Jlua f11ns b ovr. bee n nmklng such compar1so us fur ~oml!l t~e now , Of c.oursc, pavls ts not. ye t the pohehcd PllrQgon that Coduane Is But In a couple of ro"Dre se nson~, Vltpl should pu... e to be another M tckc y m oll ph11scs of catchh 's play O>'""•ht 1~a1 11:1n1 hoture• snd<cate ,.., Ie1n~ Joe Shaul~ o.u:x wttlr Ch tclonrl uml !Jed H( Jm 1ch \oll o ~uy,. t!utv I 1n Phllrtddph J\1 Boston ;md Nc1o Y.uJ.k Ill Lhr. jllll!Cil eiiCUI! 1\elo.: t odt ta tn ct pos1t1;~ that tno A ~ v. c uld wtn antl \\Ill eu s lly ~a ld Shaute The1e l!i onlJ o,w .St Lo lli ~ \lit ehu \llto figu1 ~8 lo lm ve a Clli'UlCC R.g11.!nst the A ~ fhA t s Dtll M~llA11lR•t ~ dl lll.'i ],l, Sl ball A (liSt brliJ plt CJ e1 h lS f)( I Jl th 0 blg!J{'~l bo~h~ er 1'1 lhc 1\!nrk slu~!I:DI s ll iCc S!mllluJs nnd Fovx Cottman who I I.Cn l Grow I ~ u f1o ,, ball l-ll tr h!)l The Mack~ lcol, like a cmch Lo 1 <Hil lhete I~; lull n uch all arotmU 11trenalh lhn e fur ~he CuJds to mulch ' ' And inc chubby H ~ 1111ach t>pc~k;; V.1J I flU ljlliSillRIJ CC \\JlJCJ, 1~ ij.Ot n 1!"IKe l e~t; pO!!Itl vr -I 'l:he Oli.IM 16ok s~.OllU(Il Ln!~ eA ~Gn than lu.~t :rea1 btH 1 no.1 t !.<link 1hey Ct1r, 1nk e UH A R nw 1 O~KtliUg Of t J<' S~II C~ ill St LOU !~ r.:Jve;; the Btlllct t.eant "- p1e tty bwak anq the h1 1ti!111' Bottomley 15 sornethlnf else LO be coo,sldered I 1 I I I I good II eft .til .,. "" tn- ,., the "' ,,_oh ,,,nne " ·at •w ·t- = "'td ·-" ".,"ta >· '··- ~ '~Long-wearing?" ., "Free from 'd circles and flaws?n e e ' •• I I ' IIMil•UD'IUI': .• liM ........ ,'T ....,. ...... ... Ulll .,..... . . . . . '"'""'~ lED TOf' VACUUM PACICING 'II:OCIU ,_,.., . . tfiriMI .............. AT A..L DE.\Lfq,S Y c!., indeed, Madam, I All DoN'T think of buying b new car ! r without talking to"' flnt. "'h.uouncls • rude, remembtr that setting the facts entqlls no obll-.f'tlon. And th' new fact& are ttgrtfll'll ti'IOUIIh to pay I for your time. The S~adeo Were Crealed to lnlrirue You .••.. -. ll .. D I I 0 N T I n I~ ~ A ~-~~~'l o; '·'," l}f BLAETTNA!l AUTO CO. POPttER~Y. QJU~ c !> lAFR.I\NCE Silk tiaoc Are Macle That Way There a1 c definite Eland a! tis which every pai1 of La F'1ancc Silk Hose mtl·f meet That iB whv mo!'e ami mot•e women ~ome back for more ani! mm e La France hoi!le1 y hupmoltile1 • ~,, "· 1!lil~·!.t• ~ .o I • I X l •t I n 5heer?" New York, Chicago To Stage Charity Baseball Games n - ~')ouw!•'tt.... oepeunu.nentlyre- 11 8~~~~ I Always ,ou hand at ch~~re~n~r~!rk'~~~u~~~~~: auy guest.!! o! Mrs Addle Brinker ~ Ebers~a~h -~_!harmacy 'walk ·I' 1 Tile Bottomley faqtor is one to lglve Phllndelpllla JOOtels a momen tan.: p1:1use Stlnny Jim wn.s a Weeping Juke • in tht' Ja.st clast!Jc ma.;,.11g only one hit In LWI!nty.two limes nt bn1 H~ .,.,.~.s the pl!.Cheu <lehght v.nl1 his fanning compleK 1 But Botlomlr:, Is 1att!tngthefenc unci gtvJ JlJ l11e outfields plent) ~~ ' c!taM Wltll hi s hlttmg at thls time I He Is the kl'~ nmn in the llllt!-Up I u1u m~ r.on tlllullncc of hitting lu Il l< big sc11es man)' spell plenty of g 1Jd lo Ma ck and his Mackmc n I No More Gas I Jfl Stomach And BowelS , u~.ed u h:u ... ln 11t.omach and boweh! RtD TOr MAll SYRUP 1 Ne\1 York Sept !).-Jack Quinn an American L.eaguer at h eart and n Nuwmul Lragu.'r by <:hcmnsLauces doos not 111 te Ihe As a smea! Ill tuc Wc.rld Series :lllcl tilt Cards JH~t n KCtU I> an d pushnH' I. ln f,ll t Juhn Pl~tt~ l'o 1\0 w.t ptu t lll l) lt CotJnw Mark ma c !un ~ wlmlt !.J~ 11 tnt Cubs 1.t1 H.IJII .utd thr C:. Jd 111 l930 lUI thl tl'lam l pw ~ ~l1rp think~ ttMt . he b<1ys hu111 olr; St Ln11 ll <it( • f!lt)·fihJ d Mm c @] beullug lhc A:, Qumn Is dl~llldlniJ senthnenl 'I iHtd vwwmg tne lhmg ~ ltll tn ~ h oct d ll:l~ht•J tl~o~n the llt!alL Cmmle MaLk ha o onl~ tv.o pr! lm!'s three pn rhe t ~ fu1 UJC ~!los whena, Bti<Cl hto s1x good unes nc s.url Wt: mteJ tupttrl to o.o k \\heth , h \o 01 Unee p!lchel ~ of t11e call l.J 1~ u[ GiOVtc J,;,un:;ll<l\\ :11111 W:;~l b! • g "eJt uul ~ umc1ent Ill hl> ~llUJ t a :.c11rs If Venture ia Succeal!lful at Tn11t s JUs Lilt lllln!: Qumn ) l( Jllwtl I11 ,o ~ •l:.Jrl .t <ll!h ,111\ New York, Ser•e• WHI , ihmg can lla Jlpr n :.o.nd t il. ~ 1 be Conducted witt·.~ i,lle Cmalnab ha ve tl 1• edt r l hc\ a 1t: llcUe\ lmLltuu tu tu;erv N y 0 r.w otk .o.ept 9~ INS-A crowd t s bette• a.IJJc Lo uvl•leome lm lo•:; t. l one 01 t .vo of then 1eg ulms ol rio~ lo 50000 funs wns expected I he Cntds hua ~o;ood bola! c Ill Yankee stadium toduy when the UI CI shonltl ilf' mu"'h tuughrl 111 ~ 1~ ~ ~~w Ymk Giants 111~t lhe Nev.; Ia t ~>ea~on TIHU meclmg 11 1th lJ orkntYa~k~~~ ln a tilt !or the 1nc Malks m 1!130 mu:;t ha ~r 1 e~t t o e ur.employed llugiJt th rur .:oomrllun g and Lhe \ lll hctc~ttt'nda.nce Is as Iv.r~~:e as l Cllll be cr lllllt'Ci 011 tu Plullt hom an c PH J)Jans w1ll be made to1 t ueu 1111sL<tkt'~ morrow fo1 fl SCJ !es between Utt I , t 1 ::.c , \ Olt 11 SCdf'v Ullt lJ,._ ~la~IIs YRlkP.t'!S and Brookiylt ob n~ sta rting September 29 The 1 l<Hm lo t u ~o get tlw 011 ab 1, d l 1 p ton Ill} 1>1Jl flu l.IJcuk s 111 c Ill . 'p]()po~cd thr('e - tc~llll sene:~ would I Jl( , 'um aud :-..cnJPtlnnu uut ookc,(! l •hl~o be 01 played !01 tlw bent'ftt of f d t' JUC.SS 01 All lnc lflct Llo, Jt ta e SCilfS 1 0 ! 1\ 1d llcgi n u1 ::it LuuJ, Klh, tile slm~1~~: ~:-st s aled to oppose F1t.z -~ I (),, un d:. ;;u na.ch oJ nn .Hlnm~age Inoml<'- th ls a~rnN!~onRL\1 on the j Iltt As fl ( !l elf l l clul' 01 One hill ( th I' J lll '>\ anti htl b1 1 gt~;at nmuus~ 1 played I,I,Jth ~h·: game will be Bu , 1 <lun l thr., 11 1 ~ an aiJ ' mertcan lcaguf's Sl LJ{C Cl lUU1ly lu JPjJCUt tltel Ja~t. ~t~C~~t~~:lJIIr~~l'l;~: ~d:~l half With I j ea 1 ~ U a unph Tn luc 1 the WH}' 1 a lltHl , !1 ! It I<> llt ll l lt I~ a filt} tlfLJ Ch~rngo 3ept 9- INS- Fifty j a 'Ln v. 1th t1w tJ u n1 !ICttmg the thousand !a 1s paying $65 000 into tJc:~ k s \IJnnlng tlJr. ~rrlc:<> unempk}ment fund wt re exl Bu' fl llhottBit Qmun hA(! some an 1dull l c og to Lh{' 0\Jlr.;um r , pllir of pectr.d lo '4ltn ss the churlty ga.""e !mIller Amet lrnn Leng ur1 :, no11 w ti l tla Robm~ \lett OPJUC~sr.rl i.J:. 1 I B ... eorr- • ••• •• •• •• 11 llll ~ ~~~ By rnltl sc nll6n, lt ~~~~ t:Y ~d~ nt ASEBALL'S mo ~t lltscus.!lc d marred Burke's perlnnnnncP. He mu.lst!.ason fentUJ e um 1ues- y;as the fm;t 11outhpuw to pitch tllu t the fllollb ~~ h 1\c a real :!I'. auch a game m the Ame1!e~n rl!ling staT in \'1rg1! LluvJs, thc,r tiGnabiY was the b1tless game Le.ogue 9inee ~lar 6, I 917 wh~n big 25-ycar-old cat< her who •8:1• Ad4rcu your letter in the loUaw• ' Dan Smith spent :. .: __--'-----'-=-==-= BILLY'S UNCLE ~pUd U C1"'t• (In ttiimpl or com' to F,.hiQII p11 rc,u Wtlte careful!, ~tfi( ,tafnly P'"' netM and full ad· cl.r-.,a, tlM nu1J!.Iier ctf lb, patt•rn am} JOU. 54 at Wllmlngtun to 68 at Cleveland -..-..~--- · ~ .,.,....,.._ The JndlcaUons are the '4 CII.Ultt 1 \\Ill contmue tair and ·ll,l;tly I warmer m o.nis v1cmily "ton ight I and ThU!sdav 1 - I II!M tlJ Oft 7'/oeu Patterru the •I~• Mr and Mrs Denhat I it •••, ,.,. • 19·8·31-w-1 I I MO~tNG Till tMI,.., N• 719'1 "'"1 bt oAo ttlifftll i• ,,..., 16 ,. 20 IJ.fld 36 •g 42 11 h "111, f"r ;,.flltdltltt dtll'IJI11 It ••' -.• r-·;liL~·~~~;;~~>Hw~~c,.._THAo~TH;o~~~~~ __ tn putel crepe 511k, cation nlt'Sl\ shantunr Ot' linen, with the slet'vet omitted. 11 very attractive for re~ort •• iCARDS-GJVEN-AN EVE-N-C-HA-NCE I TO TAKE SERIES FROM MACKS I Get a Pattern of This Paris Style ,&mlud i• ,..,.., crtd 1/u I I I l OF" 'tHE: PEACE:. qONE! • ''''''''' I I' N•ftO'"AI " ~~ • 1'""'' \GU'"" B1uokl\n .tl Pnt~bwgh On]~ gPn 1e 'HIS ElRltll!'. ID ·B E A7 "TJ.il!: CF"IflC'E: OF 'tH£ D t15Tte'~ ~liElS • i .~~O( I!HIO~ HOO!"E:R I;~~~n L~: ~~~~~~!o~lhi~ :'o:~~~r;;~~~ I I ~ --~--- -~ - - Ot-l! {0\$1 I AJ\.IERIC4.N LE•U,lJE l ~IE'N"'T HIM •• • reunion Mrs Vance and son Mrs Ncl(!hborral Mllitl Eunice Hoffman and JamefJ Smith of Wheelln11 were 1'Sundak guests ul Mr and Mr~ H enry J en .. •1 n11 and family Dl FRANK IBUCKt ONEILl to the Ulllfield Miss Margaret Jenkins of HWJt· 1 N ll'o Yolk Sept 9- Joe Mcf:aJ- I lngton :;pent Sunday here the gue~t 1 So 1l I\ a~ that fate hownlng on of her part'nts she IIIWI accompan~~~~ P~t~ou ,? n title! ~onscnmg lin( lm ~he 5audy haired Cooke smUOO ledby M!as ImotJene Krower Wh<J [' tltl~•.oiUg ll ... lJIIllB: V.Rlt I· broad!; on C lla J)ffiQil A blt uncer - .... as O.lso a guest at the Jenklm l.l.l){ Dell Chupuw.n al second ba~ trt ln 011 ball~ hit orrr his head home ~u.g~; tt lhroullh;; ~~~~~ cd fi!! l(illlt,: Chapman addressed llilnseU to the Mlli.S Hana Hunter accompamcd 1',,1', 11',,, T 1,','d M"a'', .. rlJJ::... e\cl•k> 11 "','!: t lu!ik of lcanung to tmn hls blu:k l a lad~ friend from Huntlnw;lon 1 0• 0 1 ~-'--"'- wa et ..1 u. the dl 11 d h 1 Bund d h 1 tlltcHllench 1>1loklng hts ht>ad I ~ aid tile ~e:~~~s "11 ~ ele:~~~t~u:;'k Mrs im~~el~pent t e day 11.Hh M c t~tlt ~ scscond ba~cman :;all i Jy He stole a base one day aud The Olrls Friendly club / ' a.~ .ow oc .;: uw;rt BUJkc H ~ I<'H IUC back Lo the bench after scm- a hay ride to Pt Pleasant II[]{ Sl I went lu 1 ate lllf' kllttk In~ wJlh a ll!ORd grin on his rae Wedncsda~ night l b1t he e<\11 \eti l bJ.llln<> P. " I luH tll steal bases I think A uumber of folks from IIJe u a I111<1 \H t an lN ' th 1t w!thouL 111 J, Ill gH fit least fiO tills year d \V he church went on a hal' ride last IU U 01 e e \\ 111 nte o.Jl lhc ,., 11 d 1 , M c lh doy nl hi 10 tl .... Go ' ~o:ct c lhem ar \ boy N g a 1Cli val at Salem IIIUH<.: 1l v. c can muster h B church SuuseL Burl->1• m.unt>llunl a d1g- done It Jn this league ~n:'e un~s About fourteen bo scouts )ml1ed sl.w~e So (IJd FlrLchw v.llen Sisler dld It, was McCal - panled by Harold Jmbleto He s as [l!~t u~ a stu~ak ~ he Lhv s answer McKnight and WJlll n i , Uilt:ht ma ke 11n uulfleldc1 BU"t Vi l.! n~~ht: 1 <'ftn do Jt l:i n!\pped Cha.pnJoiJ camped from Wedn"""~m•Y Mune1K 11 1w1U llavc to walt unlll he g t..s l w '"'" ""' ft l.J r II Chapman allell.dy hfls passed t..l-t P. wday lliKht at Ohllntjers camp t:UtiC J lOll con tl Jed McC11rthy fil tv mat k 1 wu years pre' tous 41 near Graham j Awt su Chapttlan wtnl to scwnd S t«lel Sam Rh.:e of the Senators Rush Ander.lon \\ho ha b l.m!«' until !hat unhap p\ dioy 111 stulr 62 buses Chapman rna\ sutrerlng with a felon on h~s h:~~ l Waslm1glon Wilen Dusl\ Cooke was ] te~tdll} lte Rices tnllrk but 1 went t.o the hos ltalat P lllJUiett Th11t Kave Chnpp1e Ill~ Cobb hold~> the modern AmCJiea~ Jut Wtdnesdaypfor trea~~:sb~~ hi H" uppoltU!lll y l he kid was ~cllt i Lcague malk Wltll 96 stolen bases returned home MOJlday n 1! m lplnt 10 W t~ll tu t,lo n c,,, a ltti t Ch l~.~~u 7 Cl 1 t 1, nd 1, Cbht~RU 3 1\tA\iE'~ MABEL ••'• N LI'o.S &.1\J~:c J A ~~JI ,Ft uuc i'C v-Abt~ Culu~ l\111 1(\cftJill\ Nit!, Vclcotf In tllll tl.i d tiN" falls Evfrett M~tr:shall Culm.,,Ju <I t 1feattd Gu~ SdHIIJd fOIIlJu W L~h l lHg t v u :;.t,l t~ Jwtbull plu~u 111 II JllllllHles CHAF'MAN-R --A-CJN--G-AFT-ER RI-CE'S ~;~~~~e~h~e l;':te~u~~~)lly 1RECORD OF 62 MADE IN 19i')O Nt\TIONt\1. LI "-GUF. Plu rv1rlphm " Nlw Y(]Jk I Nf'w York ~ Plli.uctelphll 3 Pll1 sbmgll ;J ClncmnntJ 0 S J .. uk iJI 10 Bo~Lon II 0 ll Y ~ 1m1 s sc 111 t 1u I ~ I I U! l N S SI)CChll Spm L NnLtl IHA"T -- I 1Ro By MAX KASt: C'ASPEQ., 'NJ.V(l $ . HAPP=NED? WHEN • lw'"'- 9 ' - - - - - - - - - I B y HARDIN BURNLEY-------· - ·--- I 1 Reach Real 0iar,dom __ -- work GeneraJ Weather diti I Louis BH1wm u1C1 D~UuH ud\ancl 9- INS--O r.d ns th B I 1! 1 I mg ~ t wwn r uuu 1 t 1. Pace cpi'ILPd une\{'ll todrt) Whr.a l was BobbyReJ~ a ~u n,.,lt. lolll i ! R~enJTtol- .. o.;ull ~unl-8clu~o:ll B ICuklyus b <~sc ba, I CO«IJ.tC at Hal l CJ to 1 Bt loltCI uu d oats Ill t.o 14 futcl looked guoe~ ~tl tlmd tm~ aud up Mmted ·• battmJ: 1 ull W!th a 1>\no 1,,, ..•,,, ...., PIIC"' , .,, - Wi<<'Ot S•p' , ~ 4'v 1 1 I I 1 1 g e n t Je e1g 1t l U1 ~ t gu\e the 1-8 1 4 Dt"!: 41J 3-ll l Z M<~rch 51 Robins foul talllt • ... ml n 10 to U l l-4 May 53 3·6 l·l o.dvatltuge ovel Bo;;ton I Col n S ept 42 1·6 Dec 30 1·1 Makmg his debut With PHt 5- 3 8 Mat ch 40 5-8 Mfl} 42 3-4 1·11 burgh Bill Han ls 1lxas leu(!uu I Orti s 8{'pt 20 1-2 Dec 22 7-6 1 gu.\e only tlve ~afetleJS o.tnd the Pu- May 2:l 1· 2 ' J ... -·· . ' ... ·-··~I • Bartford c· rs .-, ., GROVE WINS 28TH. ho~!::1 ~ - I - ~· ~=:. Hn JloUJ 10 -~- WANTBD-To do housework or Cll.t':! lor ur be companion for eWtirly lady !n respectable h31ne 1 Wrote ·o' •;, DIUy Tribune • Ol'ftce Wn Awtln Ju410n Uld children wete lundaJ (Uea\11 o1 I • POR !ALE--12 p.uge MBrlln pump gun $1& cash No trade H Y l4&nacer STRJDE AS SEASON NEARS END ~ ;~u~nnoun"~cdll~t '::era~ ~.;:'~:~~~ ~ v~lntJ~ w~~ J~t ~":;~ 1 FOR SALE • For SW, Mile.C1'<'5B, Middleport I· b 1 at rorRose of Baah&n wu 17 ?O f•24 lt.artei' at Udrd hue, arid w111 bat Yr1 Henry Pinnick of Orbilt.on, the rueat or Oladyt and oraoe A bulk by pitcher Ted Lyons ) Ku.1 tali Clly pe• H llll~d thr. Ind huu to SL'Qit the M lwuuku 15 0<~ !1:.!1 Uy LJ!;O CONKLIN b t hat did h fourtb CharlliJ Root 1rlll btl on 0 , Ll vllltlfll' relatlvea bere Crow aevl!l'IIJ day1 lut week matijl u of vktory 111 the ftn t lilt l lndlul!apolLb /u <1 !il4 1 u even l n t lfllp Bui. when t.he mound wlt.h Ht.I:Jilett. c:at.cblnc An unoonftnned report has J"eli.Ch liJ' iUld ldrs Joe Hlll returne4 1c 1 b 72 75 iOO Nc \\ YOJk Sept P-Tony La.zleJI t he club pur<:h•lied a youn11 MCOnd Por the 101, okl Red Faber lon11 ed t'lere that Rev 1. E Heyden ol home Monday ~f\er a ~wo week& 8 1 0 c 11\r~~~~ :f: J:,~d fl~~~ i~ !~~~d ~ ~1. 1~u:.~ ~~~: uo 10 411~ P1unu. urt ' " duoood ont! ot the big baseman rrom 8t hut tor delivery aplt·baller In UM Am.r!~ ~que IBarracbvllle wu m an •u.t.omo- villlt w1~h Lh.t latter 11 parent.l 11r () 1\ """:; Cat away~; tt\enly .>ecuml M llu cu J- vhlo' t.D Olio .,60 1Ltlll i.J> c1 th~ rull'e nt -~n om;e ue lt t Yl'IH TottY ~me despera.lelwlll throw to fi'Ube, cat.$ln1 bile wnell. laa~ Satwnay anei Ulat l ~~ond Mrw Homer Plck.ena of Me· • n, ,u uf Lhe yeor 1oll-do :;,1 91 385 a.,o in i~ gl ~lng l1 ill countrymen 11. IUH.l tHg~o~.11 to hit the bo.ll wlth n11 Alltttetlptawlll19int.othechari- 1U.n Heydt:n hada~ed a brok· ConPtllvllle 1 1 1 ~ Olhct lt•ums we1c Idle NATIONAl, I.£1\GUE chunce to shout Poosh Em V11, 1old ll'klll t)' fund, tbl compeU.n( t.eabla pay· "l baci. They were 1ornlllr re11l- 1 _ _ __ _ Pittsburgh Recrut' t I I . I Club won Loll• Pet 1cny 1 11~ the Ntll York Ya nk( es In a 1-abh or hlttlni on Ute IDI all t.hetr own eapemea denta here Rev Heyden wa11 the 1 PI'M'IIIVJJOH LJV,:STOCK , , s n at Loub Latzen ---Ph~r or t~e W E church here PlUsburrh !lept 9-INB-HOit; 4a 88 647 t Jtl~ h u. utlhrl succ.cbsfullil'iUion on l tul.mlt lasl webt.crn trip VInCible A& Pirate• FIGHT RESULTS New Yu l, i:U Ni ::.9 l l lhrl! home lot Heretofore thl..~ ~eH- comle<:k'CI for twtnty-nve M" In ~"•",n~~ r1I•nhd.s are dboplng thilt Recelpt.a 7~. very low acting n ..... .., o t e liLCI ent Js not around •wady buyer11 talkins weak r Oll)' ~ a d muers did n t h liV(' ~lxty -~:~ix time& at bat a 379 ellp Win 7th. Brm ll~ll ·~ (Ji) a lii Hm I :so lltrloUB il.8 reported to lower holdmv choice near aoo l'l {n:ci'la tlunal Nfllk E'IVl' ~ Cluci.lJ.:O "II GB 511 much cham:e to II hoop Is up fur r!n:. ra!~ed hls average forth~ aee.lb welrhts •bove 100, pnctlcall.y l\t Ntw Ymk - Bt:n J (b) N! 1 1-JIUll!l!lh w 10 4at~ [ t hc Wal!wplng Wnp While th r 110n to something like ~li Tony Mrs Pred Huber Mn Roy nothlnr 110td Yutt mlddkt\c!ght atl< l Dn\ t bll lcll He:> 111 • (,() I! 4311 11cal.li uf Hi•ll Utlirl!i r unllnut:d to IIIII uot tlni!!h the S"IU!On in the Smith and )f.rl!l l!ltanley Manhall l Cattle Recelpl.s 50 aroWld 1._. 1' '' 1tlla dl c.,.. ! 10! PJll 1 lo IJ)Illl liU I ~ ib i11t1iguc the ram ol Or:rmau d~· 300 ci9JlN but he hits served notice ol Clnctnnatt were week end fl.... skady lnt:!dllun stee11> 6 00·1 00 Senators Sc.ore Lone Run E.Ud w Ran Mll waukcl \Hit e1- 0111 ntM ll jlu Ill J 65 ~ l~n t while the funcy fielding ur tiJUt hl' w 1J! make a stronlf bid lor li'Ue&ta ot Mr and Mrs Robt I \.AJQ ODS med.um hel!ers 536·6.){), medium A . tA t 1\ (J ~/ lleft al\d B!ib\ Ju ~ Gw::. Jlt~lllY RCCh guy~ the Htbrel\thesl'n>ndbase a.sstgnmenl lltxtWarthandfamlly l andgood cows J25-450 gain& ce; 1an S c I' ).lllHa 181 Club AMERICI\N LEA~~! P 11111s ocm clhm~.t t n l\oller about ltlu ~caJ Jeu Warth of Sebrln& and Nor - By u s Wea ther Bulcau Columbus Calvct; Receipts 100, sl.eady Break Even J•H G!Jrk N• 1\ Yr11 k Jtm'ur "d· Wun ,'01, whHe /he amaz:mg pltchmg o! t he 111ere ha\e been no chanoes 01 111:ood and choice vealers !Mrgely 100 1 h" W.!lJOp<nK W"P 1, ""''' man Warth ot Wuhln1ton Pa 1Lr1ou• ht dt l•d F. mll lt0f:>.'iJ New 1Wllt l <I IJl•Jt 9J 4u u t e •· t the1r "ther oon~>equence lu tbr pressure dlllt !· 10::.0 medium grades mal n 1Y 7ill o1 liO 1~Jcndet Sc nor Goii'ICZ Hrt:IW>cd til\' suHIJng tho.~e screaming line drives ·~n (U a ... o wl) ..,. 1 8 50 11 1 11 1 By COPELAND C BURG Y~l, ~ 0 1 ,1 Ne~v ~ ~/~ [ilo , ~ Spu.murd~ to emotwnal hrl!>IH_, to tt"u outfield and life has taken 8bt Wouhnnl and lamlly butlon over lhe field ol oOOcrvutwn She~ull ~~~ co~un 4 00-6..50 80 8 I N S Spmts W ! lll'J '\\ • rrm~- anu n~ n ·Ill· .,,, , thn~ 1 a~ !Id le dl eJino [Jolll L,1, ugo J lng and dau&hter Mr11 during the Plil t 2~ hour11 u 1e presP ttet l'lBde lamU~ 1 t Rxl, fl.. H. r , 1, v.•l l ll'l\ll <:h l ICI \ 1 >~nd M 5L ' ll H dllt~r~ut a:;pP.r.t tor him Hla Keith MeCiun11 were att.endhlg t.o sure continuing relatl\el h h t '4th 1tttract1 ve weights active N~w 'itak Sept 9-Uk ~ a bubllu.:I(ILLI< r<l OV.tls D uv~.n \ Nt\1 ::t L(lll~ •7 tO 4 8~ ~p;~g h£ ltl st•rtmn fJCldln g ha~ Improved notlct'D.bly blUIIneaa mattetll at Wheellnll l&.bt of the Mlu!uippl nveryan~ ~~:r 1 5teu.dJ. ve1y slow on lower rrades vt~ll a pin sLurk lhlough It Lht: Or , 1 ~ 10 l)t •t ll >h Jl 412 , Alld nu v.undcl lon~ J u ~ l li alf a rJozeu thne~; on the club~ Saturday the tur nonhwe~l and relathel; l and Weight.;; under 66 lbti bu.J,k New YOlk Glan l~ t h 1ca1 .1galllbL A. t· p IJLUith-JlllHn ) J3,1mult <'hl o.; ~u 12 1.>1 JiJ r.Hllftnt snm Lu l!ll n~>rted t'll~ last ~~sLew ltlp he nu 1 almt18t to Mr and M1s J W Kell of Elm low elsew here Th~re was uo laln - l good to cholre 68 to 15 Jb .,.,elghl., the Sl Lotus CaJd.nuL~ b.1 , bioko.:n )f Jtt ,l m gll \l(ltow 1 Kilt wr c t t ll cn; tul J il ,4 17 " )~ar lho.: tr~Lwhllr Tt ro r ol Jtl· the nght field lme to throw out Grove are visiting relatlve11 here fall o1 consequence 111 any part of 7 50-SOU little t>h;e movmg earl) tt ncl fiut t udu.~ l!u, Lll'.h' ~ ~ 01'11!>! D1 I •~; <il'h }llll Jo1 )turs o I" of tht IUlllltl"!; at first base Mlsr! • Ma.ry EmDletln who has the field and th~ ~k} 1~ ~ener1tlly Wtllle Sl LOUIS \'Iii~ Idle yc~ter A' ln:lJIIW_ [)di< Mu lgrt \VoJg[j ll~Tta:D,\YS Kt~ULI:s IIU J.:'I{!l~ of 1hf' l('flgue was mopm!( TC. Il}S dt ~p()nde ncy has \anlshed been apendinll: her surn1ne1 vaca- j dear thiJ> mornlllll wn}l neu: uur· NOTICE dny 1:llC Glnntli muffl!cl thclJ d1.ance i l'",li\1 1 lphia J,~ w~.:1ght 1 ( ,c ~ tl'd tlcll t; al 1 115 galt and appf'..r~ d a nd hiS bearing Is lhat or a win- tlon with her parents M1 anel l m11l tempera.tUJes In mo~t <llstrlcts M tf'\J:r_ 'II to l:Blll by spilt ling li ll'o m bill Y.lih 11 ;~. • IIP1utol:! I1 m .ll<ar,oL 111 Al\U:RU': 4.N A~SOCIATION Ic. be thl<mt:ll It ~o;ol so bad thal Bel He i~ ~howhli,t all of his Qld Mrs R T Embleton and lamll) except.:; In the northern and mld Y vmce WI be doted tlH~ deelM!ie a Ph1lhes llw \!Htl- I AL L '\ 1,11 ~ Cfll - K d Fl J. n Ill< 1,_. W!ls ' aJI.; u[ lt~ldtng h!m lo Jl d lk h left last Bwlday lor Chesler W Va dle plains states ~>nd portions oi durmg the month f S Stephen b U!!lllctl~ t:nt!~ d .,..lUI the Cltl ltaha n fLtlhuwelr,llt d !ral~d Jn dllllllpo't > l ouo \tilL ~ w.. hl!l!.: ton 101 H' a n wa ~ l o t e Sllowers sing- to re~ume ller duties as tea.cher in lhe upper MI!IS!sslppl valle whe!c o ep• New Yu1keJ o 11ght u;nk \\IJ~J~ lbev Jl1 1x I,u \ PhilhlP•lkS ::' 1 P1111 l Mt l ~nu~ cc I BUmJl Hadle} m d ;us 0 sole mlo <.lrn'4nlnll' om the the !>Chools at that place the t.emperatu.nw; 111 "' wrl/ abuv• tember. 10 , :;la1tcd, ~Seven @.line~ bciHnd tile At tJ 111 Jc~ C,d ~ n Ro{i' \ Munr:__~poh~ 1.!• K ull>..h (tt; u IJ ILk h Huy• s La Paloma oi the spi!Qhlly Senor ! Mr and Mn Adam Weln 1md norma. In Ohlo the 111 ,,,,,, .., 0 1 D p E STANLEY 0, '1> "' <I L•,...... ... , II """-~ "' hOIICi<"d o M rs W m M c Knl II' h t and famll}, t.emperatJ,es )'~terday " r' • • RedhiI d1:1 Sn I' lllCISCO mldd lewe lghtdclealtd ' ~ '''' " '' l;•cl>ol '" " lo; a l< IJol• ( 'mez r~~.uged to 3 Rldie Ba.turday by the his lather Charley Bill ~OI'NbY Rotan CHifFON A.Np Sf!:RVICt: Wli:IGHT $1.00, $1.35, .1.51) PAIR �" ~ · ··· ~ ·u•• • .. ·• ~ • • .. .... ••••• ••- ................. .. ..... _.._ • .; · - - - - ···- · .. •••~• wzoJQSDA Y, SI:P'I'DlBD t, 1Rl. • CherryRidp WI:DNB8DAY B!PT!:MBP.:R. 9 l~il '"" OUT ~~r=~ H[DS S~UT 111:aodre~h~:~~n~ 1~~\n~h: : ~~~~ a fOR THmD TlM[ I uown '"-'c-.,,.,-RO<I, ;;;-, -- 1 P!tusburghll seventh stnllht 1 C!ev( llllld took tLl! thltd lltlljJghl THi --~·· ruNDI~.'G:~=.P:-:::0~0-:r;S;:-:::,E::-M:-:-::U::-P-:T:-:O__,. . ____,I___!J:---1~----,...._-:-----~ ' NY'' BACK IN :"c~~~" 'te ;,~1u- ~~ ~~tv~~d .~~ 7r1e:~nt vlait· tu~:r .,b':" ~e~~~~~ •AMERICAN Al!ISOCIA'l' P'J!'i '~!ul I IN f I~ [ was called tu Hess and son visited M...'l! Baxte1 and tamlly SundaJ McUhlnny visited Llz· Saturday afternoon Whaley and family were t b' 1 ~!~~~: cf Rev Floro. of 1 up pel ~ C\ arley Hunw•uey and cluldr>Jl Cohuntnw,- were recent g;UC!ils frieD& here Y· o.nd Mrs Nlal H)~ll t".hllCren of Columbus VISited Olga Smlth Monday Sunday BAI.E--Bmge1 Cobblers ecw machine, a:ood as n,.w A bar 1! sold o.t once InQuire a omce 8·31·3~ Fine residence property in Middleport -6 rooma, bath, furnace, garate--larte lot in good location~Priced right, Easy 9--l·lt terma. ClYDE POP. Sl\LE-011.8 range Ulled about six months MaT)' Ellen Wick· bam, 1\lmtroy 9-s-at FRENCH Middleport, Oll.lo. 8U Main Stl'ftt -~--- Every Man for Himself YEAH7 HOW 50 AUNT SUSIE? r,~M[~ 1 I SEE BY 114E PAPERS HOW ,t., HULL FAMILY WAS BUTCHERED IN THEIR BEDS LA5T NIGHT I I ..• '~" T.QOl'S AND CASPER •• "1 Oood I " I at carper's •• ~ASPER "'' • • - 1-1~ JU~T loot- ~ET\JRNEC !=ROM "THE' • E~RAND WHAT'S THIS? ?????? • • • • t IT~iOO I CAtv1E HOM'=i JVS"T NOW I 1='0\JND YOU lN A 'PA"ZE' ~'TU~NED~ HORQ~BLE IO E'VEN "T~INM: OF. lOOTS~ 1 READ 11-110:, OH'.,HEN '"TJ<I!'( WERe. I mr~h~d:f.~s:J:~~~ K~~;h:'~,h ~:~c~~~~ choktd bent. th~ G1ant.s 1u tla opumt 3 to 1 Moone:,. spaced t he leu hits of lhe Plnls m lhe \i lsp~• tUJd hit u smgle lhiH CVP1111Ja!l) turned m to t he 1un lhn t \ o.t 101 tne ManhaUan men 4 lu -1 Le ft~ G10ve hun g til-l lllu 28LI1 seasonal l:iUcccos a::; ,ue cllamplon As ftlpped Wa:;.b,ugtou lU lo l Sad Sam Jones O:jJio!ul tile Hc:n ens when lhe Atnlt.ll~ \'o.hack~erl lum mlghtll~ Jn Lhe seoe nLh ~L'Or mg eight tuns Eob Rc>IJil iSOn GrklaM I WRESTLI!IIG RESULTS I n, j c:llltc nnuunal _ I 0 a~~1 [~~-~ f~~u~~~llu~~( I c.u '\~ Cllctgo S>pt ~RICES Sl ) Touts J DtlJ mt 2 TOD!\l'~ G .UU.:~ '-"'Eitl( !\~ Inrilln~p l , Lo,PS\ J!lc at QNL"'( FoOLlNl:, Aeou'T BEt>04 MAl> u~ A-rEACH ME' A BE\.A.II\IE O'F COLONEL HCOFl!R'S.! WHAi HINE' I EVER DolliE Culwnbw• rol<<<o Klu ,~C' tt) 1t Mmu:.q11Jil... M Ih' 1\ll,l t ,\l :::Jt Paul 10 'PE<S'EQ\IE 1\.ltSI AIUERh"'•\:ti 11..1:\GUt-: Wnshmgton at Fhll,u]('lpllln 011 ~ ~:atuc WHO WlLL IN THE SASEBALL G SPO'r· Qto.llHE I.IGHi I ABLE. IS A NOTE '-EFT BY By EVA A. TINGEY ----- A "Hunch," but She's Wrong 1aco•n•o lntCJ:LINE W\<l.C eRO'ri:E A PATE Wn'H ME LAST NtGH"T JT W-'\St.J'T H/6 FAUl-l, BLTr All TM111 ••Jtll , , trtt~tttl """ ,,..J, i,. ,,.. r.,i. t«f'""' '" Exceedin1IY attractift h today't model and 1 style which wtll lend lf.oo sdl perfectiF ior tranl or town • • The orig1nal in the much favored pnnted cr~pe stlk had its t1e and ~leeYI! cuiFs of white crepe de dune. • • A eaal mny blue ~1lk crefl" g~nra:· ~le would he another mod 1 s h schr.me • ••• • I MU6T BREAK HIM OF THE HABrr • • • OTHE!R 6COD FISH ON LAND AS lN !l--iE ~ ~LD PROMl5E'D ~ 'p,.jONE ME "THIS IHE.RE A~E ..,~ --·- By RUSS WESTOVElt - -- ~ !-IELLO, TILLIE "T'Hloe;, IS W\4,C. -HE L..LO - HE:LLO- HELLO GEE, GHE. HUNG uPONN'e. @ • -- w-.nt. • • • 11.\II.Y'I "'UIVNI 'AI"!CIN BUIIJ.\V "- 4· _'t!M!J'• 7117 • J •, I "~ . r.m B•nlt>lll ~I ~·- ,. W•ol ....,, ~~;t'f ~ fltTJ ""'"" \ bring 'I ""4 ti>l• Coqpon 1111~4 out wlll yqu tbill P'lt~rn hl return mal\. r1~~sp lfla.ll M qneo YPur r~ris pattern. Nb 1497, •i••~to I l!tt~~~. . Addrou ..... . . . .. ..... .. ,. ,. - -pttehed by Bob Burke af the W•shingt<m S e nators on Aug 8. BoBton's Red Sox wt!rc the VIC· tbnl. The frnrl-looktn g EJouthpaw, wllo hitherto had done mo~t of ills work ITt the bull pen, ~aH" five h:&se on balls Othcrw1ee 1t WllS a tun-1cet perfarmance and the dream t n pttche 11 and of most :l'ans p Earlier ln. the season "We~" F 11 f the Cl~la11d Jnd1a.ns ~redoda~~ wttb, a almllar~ Jc~;~t E&t many qucRttoned the oi~Jcml scori g whlth u~ted as an error a h rd¥hlt JJCnt whtz::r.1ng thrnugh i 1 cld by (tcrrcll' H brotl1er, •k n 1t her for tlm St. Lou1 s R tc • ca c Brown s hit t: Not.hing ' but Maek hn s lou strong a team \ tlunk the As will W.lll and 111 I..etart} ails I I School ope ned Monda) IUih tha follow IIIII" leac hers m charge Chas Hayman high Otl.s Crawford 7 and 8th grades RaMyiHI ayma~ ln· lcrmedlate Irene I er pr mary have quite 11 larye ellrollment thls yeai Re v OConnor dt>lhered hls fare h d we 11 ~etmon ere 8 un ay e1•en 1ng He lefl Tuesday lor Colum bus to attend oonle.enee Homer Ashley Mrs Murl A.Ehley and family of Canton '4 1! re the week. end o1 Mr und Mrs E I W bb d F 1 tl e an ree an Nor ris opened their schools at Antlqult} Monday Thomas Amo5 of Balumort' Md Is here \\siting his daughWr Mls.o; Betty and man~ friends her~ take Baalmanns Oll.l't Tablet.&, whleh ate prepared especially tor stomach gaa and all the bad etJect.s resu lting from gas presaure That empty gnawing !eellr~ at .lle pit of the stomach will dUiap lhatanxioua ne<louafe•ilng ' ,., 1 h• heart polpltat!on ~ 111 vanL'ilr and you \Iilii again be able to take a deep blt'ath wlthoul diF.Comrort 1hat drowsv 11\le!'J.lY feeling alle1 dinner will 00 replaced by a dea\re tor entertainment Bloating wUI ~al'ie Ym:r J!mbti arms and nngcrs will n'> longer feel cold and ' t H \ ..~ to sleep because BRalmann 8 Gas Table~ pt~vent gas from lnt.erfermg wt' h the ellculatlon Get the g(!l!lllll' In t he yellow packaije, at any .;oocl drug store Price Jl I'''' I I "F ull·fa&hi(,ned ?" j'Re·inforced?'' "Full length?" n 11 I reaembllil& • a Eme!!t Koob at the St LoD.IS Browna blanked tho Ch1cag;o Wh1te Sox The slendec Senator was the th~rteenth "lefty" an b1g league htstory to produte a no• htt game Here are the twelve othera on that high honor roll Nut10oal LeagUe .....- John Lee Richmond (1880),~ Ted BrcJtcn&tcln (1808}, ''Nooks" WJlt.lle l(1!l08), ••ttube'' Mnrquard (191~), Jtm \'aughn (1017), Freq Toney {191'7), Harvey Hubbell (1929). AmeriCAn League-Jesl5e Tan· nch!ll {1!10~) 1 Earl Ham1lton (l!ll2l. "Dutcn" Leonard (lPIG nnd 1918), George Mn gn dgc (19171 i:.nle~ K.oob (1917), • • • I ynnr gnve prom1se of n bnll11n~ futqre H1• f1gureU tn ubo ut ~ hundred c 1mes ht I rJ30 h1l J"' .813, and llcldcd cx(dlcntlv Thus far tht s S(M~ nn, DavJs l• been Tearhng, or be en DC)II ~.. 1 top ot, tho Nattonai Lcagu battmg Rnd na A cr.tchcr he \u.,,nl aa another Mt t:kcy ..CochtdH! Phlladcl}Jlua f11ns b ovr. bee n nmklng such compar1so us fur ~oml!l t~e now , Of c.oursc, pavls ts not. ye t the pohehcd PllrQgon that Coduane Is But In a couple of ro"Dre se nson~, Vltpl should pu... e to be another M tckc y m oll ph11scs of catchh 's play O>'""•ht 1~a1 11:1n1 hoture• snd<cate ,.., Ie1n~ Joe Shaul~ o.u:x wttlr Ch tclonrl uml !Jed H( Jm 1ch \oll o ~uy,. t!utv I 1n Phllrtddph J\1 Boston ;md Nc1o Y.uJ.k Ill Lhr. jllll!Cil eiiCUI! 1\elo.: t odt ta tn ct pos1t1;~ that tno A ~ v. c uld wtn antl \\Ill eu s lly ~a ld Shaute The1e l!i onlJ o,w .St Lo lli ~ \lit ehu \llto figu1 ~8 lo lm ve a Clli'UlCC R.g11.!nst the A ~ fhA t s Dtll M~llA11lR•t ~ dl lll.'i ],l, Sl ball A (liSt brliJ plt CJ e1 h lS f)( I Jl th 0 blg!J{'~l bo~h~ er 1'1 lhc 1\!nrk slu~!I:DI s ll iCc S!mllluJs nnd Fovx Cottman who I I.Cn l Grow I ~ u f1o ,, ball l-ll tr h!)l The Mack~ lcol, like a cmch Lo 1 <Hil lhete I~; lull n uch all arotmU 11trenalh lhn e fur ~he CuJds to mulch ' ' And inc chubby H ~ 1111ach t>pc~k;; V.1J I flU ljlliSillRIJ CC \\JlJCJ, 1~ ij.Ot n 1!"IKe l e~t; pO!!Itl vr -I 'l:he Oli.IM 16ok s~.OllU(Il Ln!~ eA ~Gn than lu.~t :rea1 btH 1 no.1 t !.<link 1hey Ct1r, 1nk e UH A R nw 1 O~KtliUg Of t J<' S~II C~ ill St LOU !~ r.:Jve;; the Btlllct t.eant "- p1e tty bwak anq the h1 1ti!111' Bottomley 15 sornethlnf else LO be coo,sldered I 1 I I I I good II eft .til .,. "" tn- ,., the "' ,,_oh ,,,nne " ·at •w ·t- = "'td ·-" ".,"ta >· '··- ~ '~Long-wearing?" ., "Free from 'd circles and flaws?n e e ' •• I I ' IIMil•UD'IUI': .• liM ........ ,'T ....,. ...... ... Ulll .,..... . . . . . '"'""'~ lED TOf' VACUUM PACICING 'II:OCIU ,_,.., . . tfiriMI .............. AT A..L DE.\Lfq,S Y c!., indeed, Madam, I All DoN'T think of buying b new car ! r without talking to"' flnt. "'h.uouncls • rude, remembtr that setting the facts entqlls no obll-.f'tlon. And th' new fact& are ttgrtfll'll ti'IOUIIh to pay I for your time. The S~adeo Were Crealed to lnlrirue You .••.. -. ll .. D I I 0 N T I n I~ ~ A ~-~~~'l o; '·'," l}f BLAETTNA!l AUTO CO. POPttER~Y. QJU~ c !> lAFR.I\NCE Silk tiaoc Are Macle That Way There a1 c definite Eland a! tis which every pai1 of La F'1ancc Silk Hose mtl·f meet That iB whv mo!'e ami mot•e women ~ome back for more ani! mm e La France hoi!le1 y hupmoltile1 • ~,, "· 1!lil~·!.t• ~ .o I • I X l •t I n 5heer?" New York, Chicago To Stage Charity Baseball Games n - ~')ouw!•'tt.... oepeunu.nentlyre- 11 8~~~~ I Always ,ou hand at ch~~re~n~r~!rk'~~~u~~~~~: auy guest.!! o! Mrs Addle Brinker ~ Ebers~a~h -~_!harmacy 'walk ·I' 1 Tile Bottomley faqtor is one to lglve Phllndelpllla JOOtels a momen tan.: p1:1use Stlnny Jim wn.s a Weeping Juke • in tht' Ja.st clast!Jc ma.;,.11g only one hit In LWI!nty.two limes nt bn1 H~ .,.,.~.s the pl!.Cheu <lehght v.nl1 his fanning compleK 1 But Botlomlr:, Is 1att!tngthefenc unci gtvJ JlJ l11e outfields plent) ~~ ' c!taM Wltll hi s hlttmg at thls time I He Is the kl'~ nmn in the llllt!-Up I u1u m~ r.on tlllullncc of hitting lu Il l< big sc11es man)' spell plenty of g 1Jd lo Ma ck and his Mackmc n I No More Gas I Jfl Stomach And BowelS , u~.ed u h:u ... ln 11t.omach and boweh! RtD TOr MAll SYRUP 1 Ne\1 York Sept !).-Jack Quinn an American L.eaguer at h eart and n Nuwmul Lragu.'r by <:hcmnsLauces doos not 111 te Ihe As a smea! Ill tuc Wc.rld Series :lllcl tilt Cards JH~t n KCtU I> an d pushnH' I. ln f,ll t Juhn Pl~tt~ l'o 1\0 w.t ptu t lll l) lt CotJnw Mark ma c !un ~ wlmlt !.J~ 11 tnt Cubs 1.t1 H.IJII .utd thr C:. Jd 111 l930 lUI thl tl'lam l pw ~ ~l1rp think~ ttMt . he b<1ys hu111 olr; St Ln11 ll <it( • f!lt)·fihJ d Mm c @] beullug lhc A:, Qumn Is dl~llldlniJ senthnenl 'I iHtd vwwmg tne lhmg ~ ltll tn ~ h oct d ll:l~ht•J tl~o~n the llt!alL Cmmle MaLk ha o onl~ tv.o pr! lm!'s three pn rhe t ~ fu1 UJC ~!los whena, Bti<Cl hto s1x good unes nc s.url Wt: mteJ tupttrl to o.o k \\heth , h \o 01 Unee p!lchel ~ of t11e call l.J 1~ u[ GiOVtc J,;,un:;ll<l\\ :11111 W:;~l b! • g "eJt uul ~ umc1ent Ill hl> ~llUJ t a :.c11rs If Venture ia Succeal!lful at Tn11t s JUs Lilt lllln!: Qumn ) l( Jllwtl I11 ,o ~ •l:.Jrl .t <ll!h ,111\ New York, Ser•e• WHI , ihmg can lla Jlpr n :.o.nd t il. ~ 1 be Conducted witt·.~ i,lle Cmalnab ha ve tl 1• edt r l hc\ a 1t: llcUe\ lmLltuu tu tu;erv N y 0 r.w otk .o.ept 9~ INS-A crowd t s bette• a.IJJc Lo uvl•leome lm lo•:; t. l one 01 t .vo of then 1eg ulms ol rio~ lo 50000 funs wns expected I he Cntds hua ~o;ood bola! c Ill Yankee stadium toduy when the UI CI shonltl ilf' mu"'h tuughrl 111 ~ 1~ ~ ~~w Ymk Giants 111~t lhe Nev.; Ia t ~>ea~on TIHU meclmg 11 1th lJ orkntYa~k~~~ ln a tilt !or the 1nc Malks m 1!130 mu:;t ha ~r 1 e~t t o e ur.employed llugiJt th rur .:oomrllun g and Lhe \ lll hctc~ttt'nda.nce Is as Iv.r~~:e as l Cllll be cr lllllt'Ci 011 tu Plullt hom an c PH J)Jans w1ll be made to1 t ueu 1111sL<tkt'~ morrow fo1 fl SCJ !es between Utt I , t 1 ::.c , \ Olt 11 SCdf'v Ullt lJ,._ ~la~IIs YRlkP.t'!S and Brookiylt ob n~ sta rting September 29 The 1 l<Hm lo t u ~o get tlw 011 ab 1, d l 1 p ton Ill} 1>1Jl flu l.IJcuk s 111 c Ill . 'p]()po~cd thr('e - tc~llll sene:~ would I Jl( , 'um aud :-..cnJPtlnnu uut ookc,(! l •hl~o be 01 played !01 tlw bent'ftt of f d t' JUC.SS 01 All lnc lflct Llo, Jt ta e SCilfS 1 0 ! 1\ 1d llcgi n u1 ::it LuuJ, Klh, tile slm~1~~: ~:-st s aled to oppose F1t.z -~ I (),, un d:. ;;u na.ch oJ nn .Hlnm~age Inoml<'- th ls a~rnN!~onRL\1 on the j Iltt As fl ( !l elf l l clul' 01 One hill ( th I' J lll '>\ anti htl b1 1 gt~;at nmuus~ 1 played I,I,Jth ~h·: game will be Bu , 1 <lun l thr., 11 1 ~ an aiJ ' mertcan lcaguf's Sl LJ{C Cl lUU1ly lu JPjJCUt tltel Ja~t. ~t~C~~t~~:lJIIr~~l'l;~: ~d:~l half With I j ea 1 ~ U a unph Tn luc 1 the WH}' 1 a lltHl , !1 ! It I<> llt ll l lt I~ a filt} tlfLJ Ch~rngo 3ept 9- INS- Fifty j a 'Ln v. 1th t1w tJ u n1 !ICttmg the thousand !a 1s paying $65 000 into tJc:~ k s \IJnnlng tlJr. ~rrlc:<> unempk}ment fund wt re exl Bu' fl llhottBit Qmun hA(! some an 1dull l c og to Lh{' 0\Jlr.;um r , pllir of pectr.d lo '4ltn ss the churlty ga.""e !mIller Amet lrnn Leng ur1 :, no11 w ti l tla Robm~ \lett OPJUC~sr.rl i.J:. 1 I B ... eorr- • ••• •• •• •• 11 llll ~ ~~~ By rnltl sc nll6n, lt ~~~~ t:Y ~d~ nt ASEBALL'S mo ~t lltscus.!lc d marred Burke's perlnnnnncP. He mu.lst!.ason fentUJ e um 1ues- y;as the fm;t 11outhpuw to pitch tllu t the fllollb ~~ h 1\c a real :!I'. auch a game m the Ame1!e~n rl!ling staT in \'1rg1! LluvJs, thc,r tiGnabiY was the b1tless game Le.ogue 9inee ~lar 6, I 917 wh~n big 25-ycar-old cat< her who •8:1• Ad4rcu your letter in the loUaw• ' Dan Smith spent :. .: __--'-----'-=-==-= BILLY'S UNCLE ~pUd U C1"'t• (In ttiimpl or com' to F,.hiQII p11 rc,u Wtlte careful!, ~tfi( ,tafnly P'"' netM and full ad· cl.r-.,a, tlM nu1J!.Iier ctf lb, patt•rn am} JOU. 54 at Wllmlngtun to 68 at Cleveland -..-..~--- · ~ .,.,....,.._ The JndlcaUons are the '4 CII.Ultt 1 \\Ill contmue tair and ·ll,l;tly I warmer m o.nis v1cmily "ton ight I and ThU!sdav 1 - I II!M tlJ Oft 7'/oeu Patterru the •I~• Mr and Mrs Denhat I it •••, ,.,. • 19·8·31-w-1 I I MO~tNG Till tMI,.., N• 719'1 "'"1 bt oAo ttlifftll i• ,,..., 16 ,. 20 IJ.fld 36 •g 42 11 h "111, f"r ;,.flltdltltt dtll'IJI11 It ••' -.• r-·;liL~·~~~;;~~>Hw~~c,.._THAo~TH;o~~~~~ __ tn putel crepe 511k, cation nlt'Sl\ shantunr Ot' linen, with the slet'vet omitted. 11 very attractive for re~ort •• iCARDS-GJVEN-AN EVE-N-C-HA-NCE I TO TAKE SERIES FROM MACKS I Get a Pattern of This Paris Style ,&mlud i• ,..,.., crtd 1/u I I I l OF" 'tHE: PEACE:. qONE! • ''''''''' I I' N•ftO'"AI " ~~ • 1'""'' \GU'"" B1uokl\n .tl Pnt~bwgh On]~ gPn 1e 'HIS ElRltll!'. ID ·B E A7 "TJ.il!: CF"IflC'E: OF 'tH£ D t15Tte'~ ~liElS • i .~~O( I!HIO~ HOO!"E:R I;~~~n L~: ~~~~~~!o~lhi~ :'o:~~~r;;~~~ I I ~ --~--- -~ - - Ot-l! {0\$1 I AJ\.IERIC4.N LE•U,lJE l ~IE'N"'T HIM •• • reunion Mrs Vance and son Mrs Ncl(!hborral Mllitl Eunice Hoffman and JamefJ Smith of Wheelln11 were 1'Sundak guests ul Mr and Mr~ H enry J en .. •1 n11 and family Dl FRANK IBUCKt ONEILl to the Ulllfield Miss Margaret Jenkins of HWJt· 1 N ll'o Yolk Sept 9- Joe Mcf:aJ- I lngton :;pent Sunday here the gue~t 1 So 1l I\ a~ that fate hownlng on of her part'nts she IIIWI accompan~~~~ P~t~ou ,? n title! ~onscnmg lin( lm ~he 5audy haired Cooke smUOO ledby M!as ImotJene Krower Wh<J [' tltl~•.oiUg ll ... lJIIllB: V.Rlt I· broad!; on C lla J)ffiQil A blt uncer - .... as O.lso a guest at the Jenklm l.l.l){ Dell Chupuw.n al second ba~ trt ln 011 ball~ hit orrr his head home ~u.g~; tt lhroullh;; ~~~~~ cd fi!! l(illlt,: Chapman addressed llilnseU to the Mlli.S Hana Hunter accompamcd 1',,1', 11',,, T 1,','d M"a'', .. rlJJ::... e\cl•k> 11 "','!: t lu!ik of lcanung to tmn hls blu:k l a lad~ friend from Huntlnw;lon 1 0• 0 1 ~-'--"'- wa et ..1 u. the dl 11 d h 1 Bund d h 1 tlltcHllench 1>1loklng hts ht>ad I ~ aid tile ~e:~~~s "11 ~ ele:~~~t~u:;'k Mrs im~~el~pent t e day 11.Hh M c t~tlt ~ scscond ba~cman :;all i Jy He stole a base one day aud The Olrls Friendly club / ' a.~ .ow oc .;: uw;rt BUJkc H ~ I<'H IUC back Lo the bench after scm- a hay ride to Pt Pleasant II[]{ Sl I went lu 1 ate lllf' kllttk In~ wJlh a ll!ORd grin on his rae Wedncsda~ night l b1t he e<\11 \eti l bJ.llln<> P. " I luH tll steal bases I think A uumber of folks from IIJe u a I111<1 \H t an lN ' th 1t w!thouL 111 J, Ill gH fit least fiO tills year d \V he church went on a hal' ride last IU U 01 e e \\ 111 nte o.Jl lhc ,., 11 d 1 , M c lh doy nl hi 10 tl .... Go ' ~o:ct c lhem ar \ boy N g a 1Cli val at Salem IIIUH<.: 1l v. c can muster h B church SuuseL Burl->1• m.unt>llunl a d1g- done It Jn this league ~n:'e un~s About fourteen bo scouts )ml1ed sl.w~e So (IJd FlrLchw v.llen Sisler dld It, was McCal - panled by Harold Jmbleto He s as [l!~t u~ a stu~ak ~ he Lhv s answer McKnight and WJlll n i , Uilt:ht ma ke 11n uulfleldc1 BU"t Vi l.! n~~ht: 1 <'ftn do Jt l:i n!\pped Cha.pnJoiJ camped from Wedn"""~m•Y Mune1K 11 1w1U llavc to walt unlll he g t..s l w '"'" ""' ft l.J r II Chapman allell.dy hfls passed t..l-t P. wday lliKht at Ohllntjers camp t:UtiC J lOll con tl Jed McC11rthy fil tv mat k 1 wu years pre' tous 41 near Graham j Awt su Chapttlan wtnl to scwnd S t«lel Sam Rh.:e of the Senators Rush Ander.lon \\ho ha b l.m!«' until !hat unhap p\ dioy 111 stulr 62 buses Chapman rna\ sutrerlng with a felon on h~s h:~~ l Waslm1glon Wilen Dusl\ Cooke was ] te~tdll} lte Rices tnllrk but 1 went t.o the hos ltalat P lllJUiett Th11t Kave Chnpp1e Ill~ Cobb hold~> the modern AmCJiea~ Jut Wtdnesdaypfor trea~~:sb~~ hi H" uppoltU!lll y l he kid was ~cllt i Lcague malk Wltll 96 stolen bases returned home MOJlday n 1! m lplnt 10 W t~ll tu t,lo n c,,, a ltti t Ch l~.~~u 7 Cl 1 t 1, nd 1, Cbht~RU 3 1\tA\iE'~ MABEL ••'• N LI'o.S &.1\J~:c J A ~~JI ,Ft uuc i'C v-Abt~ Culu~ l\111 1(\cftJill\ Nit!, Vclcotf In tllll tl.i d tiN" falls Evfrett M~tr:shall Culm.,,Ju <I t 1feattd Gu~ SdHIIJd fOIIlJu W L~h l lHg t v u :;.t,l t~ Jwtbull plu~u 111 II JllllllHles CHAF'MAN-R --A-CJN--G-AFT-ER RI-CE'S ~;~~~~e~h~e l;':te~u~~~)lly 1RECORD OF 62 MADE IN 19i')O Nt\TIONt\1. LI "-GUF. Plu rv1rlphm " Nlw Y(]Jk I Nf'w York ~ Plli.uctelphll 3 Pll1 sbmgll ;J ClncmnntJ 0 S J .. uk iJI 10 Bo~Lon II 0 ll Y ~ 1m1 s sc 111 t 1u I ~ I I U! l N S SI)CChll Spm L NnLtl IHA"T -- I 1Ro By MAX KASt: C'ASPEQ., 'NJ.V(l $ . HAPP=NED? WHEN • lw'"'- 9 ' - - - - - - - - - I B y HARDIN BURNLEY-------· - ·--- I 1 Reach Real 0iar,dom __ -- work GeneraJ Weather diti I Louis BH1wm u1C1 D~UuH ud\ancl 9- INS--O r.d ns th B I 1! 1 I mg ~ t wwn r uuu 1 t 1. Pace cpi'ILPd une\{'ll todrt) Whr.a l was BobbyReJ~ a ~u n,.,lt. lolll i ! R~enJTtol- .. o.;ull ~unl-8clu~o:ll B ICuklyus b <~sc ba, I CO«IJ.tC at Hal l CJ to 1 Bt loltCI uu d oats Ill t.o 14 futcl looked guoe~ ~tl tlmd tm~ aud up Mmted ·• battmJ: 1 ull W!th a 1>\no 1,,, ..•,,, ...., PIIC"' , .,, - Wi<<'Ot S•p' , ~ 4'v 1 1 I I 1 1 g e n t Je e1g 1t l U1 ~ t gu\e the 1-8 1 4 Dt"!: 41J 3-ll l Z M<~rch 51 Robins foul talllt • ... ml n 10 to U l l-4 May 53 3·6 l·l o.dvatltuge ovel Bo;;ton I Col n S ept 42 1·6 Dec 30 1·1 Makmg his debut With PHt 5- 3 8 Mat ch 40 5-8 Mfl} 42 3-4 1·11 burgh Bill Han ls 1lxas leu(!uu I Orti s 8{'pt 20 1-2 Dec 22 7-6 1 gu.\e only tlve ~afetleJS o.tnd the Pu- May 2:l 1· 2 ' J ... -·· . ' ... ·-··~I • Bartford c· rs .-, ., GROVE WINS 28TH. ho~!::1 ~ - I - ~· ~=:. Hn JloUJ 10 -~- WANTBD-To do housework or Cll.t':! lor ur be companion for eWtirly lady !n respectable h31ne 1 Wrote ·o' •;, DIUy Tribune • Ol'ftce Wn Awtln Ju410n Uld children wete lundaJ (Uea\11 o1 I • POR !ALE--12 p.uge MBrlln pump gun $1& cash No trade H Y l4&nacer STRJDE AS SEASON NEARS END ~ ;~u~nnoun"~cdll~t '::era~ ~.;:'~:~~~ ~ v~lntJ~ w~~ J~t ~":;~ 1 FOR SALE • For SW, Mile.C1'<'5B, Middleport I· b 1 at rorRose of Baah&n wu 17 ?O f•24 lt.artei' at Udrd hue, arid w111 bat Yr1 Henry Pinnick of Orbilt.on, the rueat or Oladyt and oraoe A bulk by pitcher Ted Lyons ) Ku.1 tali Clly pe• H llll~d thr. Ind huu to SL'Qit the M lwuuku 15 0<~ !1:.!1 Uy LJ!;O CONKLIN b t hat did h fourtb CharlliJ Root 1rlll btl on 0 , Ll vllltlfll' relatlvea bere Crow aevl!l'IIJ day1 lut week matijl u of vktory 111 the ftn t lilt l lndlul!apolLb /u <1 !il4 1 u even l n t lfllp Bui. when t.he mound wlt.h Ht.I:Jilett. c:at.cblnc An unoonftnned report has J"eli.Ch liJ' iUld ldrs Joe Hlll returne4 1c 1 b 72 75 iOO Nc \\ YOJk Sept P-Tony La.zleJI t he club pur<:h•lied a youn11 MCOnd Por the 101, okl Red Faber lon11 ed t'lere that Rev 1. E Heyden ol home Monday ~f\er a ~wo week& 8 1 0 c 11\r~~~~ :f: J:,~d fl~~~ i~ !~~~d ~ ~1. 1~u:.~ ~~~: uo 10 411~ P1unu. urt ' " duoood ont! ot the big baseman rrom 8t hut tor delivery aplt·baller In UM Am.r!~ ~que IBarracbvllle wu m an •u.t.omo- villlt w1~h Lh.t latter 11 parent.l 11r () 1\ """:; Cat away~; tt\enly .>ecuml M llu cu J- vhlo' t.D Olio .,60 1Ltlll i.J> c1 th~ rull'e nt -~n om;e ue lt t Yl'IH TottY ~me despera.lelwlll throw to fi'Ube, cat.$ln1 bile wnell. laa~ Satwnay anei Ulat l ~~ond Mrw Homer Plck.ena of Me· • n, ,u uf Lhe yeor 1oll-do :;,1 91 385 a.,o in i~ gl ~lng l1 ill countrymen 11. IUH.l tHg~o~.11 to hit the bo.ll wlth n11 Alltttetlptawlll19int.othechari- 1U.n Heydt:n hada~ed a brok· ConPtllvllle 1 1 1 ~ Olhct lt•ums we1c Idle NATIONAl, I.£1\GUE chunce to shout Poosh Em V11, 1old ll'klll t)' fund, tbl compeU.n( t.eabla pay· "l baci. They were 1ornlllr re11l- 1 _ _ __ _ Pittsburgh Recrut' t I I . I Club won Loll• Pet 1cny 1 11~ the Ntll York Ya nk( es In a 1-abh or hlttlni on Ute IDI all t.hetr own eapemea denta here Rev Heyden wa11 the 1 PI'M'IIIVJJOH LJV,:STOCK , , s n at Loub Latzen ---Ph~r or t~e W E church here PlUsburrh !lept 9-INB-HOit; 4a 88 647 t Jtl~ h u. utlhrl succ.cbsfullil'iUion on l tul.mlt lasl webt.crn trip VInCible A& Pirate• FIGHT RESULTS New Yu l, i:U Ni ::.9 l l lhrl! home lot Heretofore thl..~ ~eH- comle<:k'CI for twtnty-nve M" In ~"•",n~~ r1I•nhd.s are dboplng thilt Recelpt.a 7~. very low acting n ..... .., o t e liLCI ent Js not around •wady buyer11 talkins weak r Oll)' ~ a d muers did n t h liV(' ~lxty -~:~ix time& at bat a 379 ellp Win 7th. Brm ll~ll ·~ (Ji) a lii Hm I :so lltrloUB il.8 reported to lower holdmv choice near aoo l'l {n:ci'la tlunal Nfllk E'IVl' ~ Cluci.lJ.:O "II GB 511 much cham:e to II hoop Is up fur r!n:. ra!~ed hls average forth~ aee.lb welrhts •bove 100, pnctlcall.y l\t Ntw Ymk - Bt:n J (b) N! 1 1-JIUll!l!lh w 10 4at~ [ t hc Wal!wplng Wnp While th r 110n to something like ~li Tony Mrs Pred Huber Mn Roy nothlnr 110td Yutt mlddkt\c!ght atl< l Dn\ t bll lcll He:> 111 • (,() I! 4311 11cal.li uf Hi•ll Utlirl!i r unllnut:d to IIIII uot tlni!!h the S"IU!On in the Smith and )f.rl!l l!ltanley Manhall l Cattle Recelpl.s 50 aroWld 1._. 1' '' 1tlla dl c.,.. ! 10! PJll 1 lo IJ)Illl liU I ~ ib i11t1iguc the ram ol Or:rmau d~· 300 ci9JlN but he hits served notice ol Clnctnnatt were week end fl.... skady lnt:!dllun stee11> 6 00·1 00 Senators Sc.ore Lone Run E.Ud w Ran Mll waukcl \Hit e1- 0111 ntM ll jlu Ill J 65 ~ l~n t while the funcy fielding ur tiJUt hl' w 1J! make a stronlf bid lor li'Ue&ta ot Mr and Mrs Robt I \.AJQ ODS med.um hel!ers 536·6.){), medium A . tA t 1\ (J ~/ lleft al\d B!ib\ Ju ~ Gw::. Jlt~lllY RCCh guy~ the Htbrel\thesl'n>ndbase a.sstgnmenl lltxtWarthandfamlly l andgood cows J25-450 gain& ce; 1an S c I' ).lllHa 181 Club AMERICI\N LEA~~! P 11111s ocm clhm~.t t n l\oller about ltlu ~caJ Jeu Warth of Sebrln& and Nor - By u s Wea ther Bulcau Columbus Calvct; Receipts 100, sl.eady Break Even J•H G!Jrk N• 1\ Yr11 k Jtm'ur "d· Wun ,'01, whHe /he amaz:mg pltchmg o! t he 111ere ha\e been no chanoes 01 111:ood and choice vealers !Mrgely 100 1 h" W.!lJOp<nK W"P 1, ""''' man Warth ot Wuhln1ton Pa 1Lr1ou• ht dt l•d F. mll lt0f:>.'iJ New 1Wllt l <I IJl•Jt 9J 4u u t e •· t the1r "ther oon~>equence lu tbr pressure dlllt !· 10::.0 medium grades mal n 1Y 7ill o1 liO 1~Jcndet Sc nor Goii'ICZ Hrt:IW>cd til\' suHIJng tho.~e screaming line drives ·~n (U a ... o wl) ..,. 1 8 50 11 1 11 1 By COPELAND C BURG Y~l, ~ 0 1 ,1 Ne~v ~ ~/~ [ilo , ~ Spu.murd~ to emotwnal hrl!>IH_, to tt"u outfield and life has taken 8bt Wouhnnl and lamlly butlon over lhe field ol oOOcrvutwn She~ull ~~~ co~un 4 00-6..50 80 8 I N S Spmts W ! lll'J '\\ • rrm~- anu n~ n ·Ill· .,,, , thn~ 1 a~ !Id le dl eJino [Jolll L,1, ugo J lng and dau&hter Mr11 during the Plil t 2~ hour11 u 1e presP ttet l'lBde lamU~ 1 t Rxl, fl.. H. r , 1, v.•l l ll'l\ll <:h l ICI \ 1 >~nd M 5L ' ll H dllt~r~ut a:;pP.r.t tor him Hla Keith MeCiun11 were att.endhlg t.o sure continuing relatl\el h h t '4th 1tttract1 ve weights active N~w 'itak Sept 9-Uk ~ a bubllu.:I(ILLI< r<l OV.tls D uv~.n \ Nt\1 ::t L(lll~ •7 tO 4 8~ ~p;~g h£ ltl st•rtmn fJCldln g ha~ Improved notlct'D.bly blUIIneaa mattetll at Wheellnll l&.bt of the Mlu!uippl nveryan~ ~~:r 1 5teu.dJ. ve1y slow on lower rrades vt~ll a pin sLurk lhlough It Lht: Or , 1 ~ 10 l)t •t ll >h Jl 412 , Alld nu v.undcl lon~ J u ~ l li alf a rJozeu thne~; on the club~ Saturday the tur nonhwe~l and relathel; l and Weight.;; under 66 lbti bu.J,k New YOlk Glan l~ t h 1ca1 .1galllbL A. t· p IJLUith-JlllHn ) J3,1mult <'hl o.; ~u 12 1.>1 JiJ r.Hllftnt snm Lu l!ll n~>rted t'll~ last ~~sLew ltlp he nu 1 almt18t to Mr and M1s J W Kell of Elm low elsew here Th~re was uo laln - l good to cholre 68 to 15 Jb .,.,elghl., the Sl Lotus CaJd.nuL~ b.1 , bioko.:n )f Jtt ,l m gll \l(ltow 1 Kilt wr c t t ll cn; tul J il ,4 17 " )~ar lho.: tr~Lwhllr Tt ro r ol Jtl· the nght field lme to throw out Grove are visiting relatlve11 here fall o1 consequence 111 any part of 7 50-SOU little t>h;e movmg earl) tt ncl fiut t udu.~ l!u, Lll'.h' ~ ~ 01'11!>! D1 I •~; <il'h }llll Jo1 )turs o I" of tht IUlllltl"!; at first base Mlsr! • Ma.ry EmDletln who has the field and th~ ~k} 1~ ~ener1tlly Wtllle Sl LOUIS \'Iii~ Idle yc~ter A' ln:lJIIW_ [)di< Mu lgrt \VoJg[j ll~Tta:D,\YS Kt~ULI:s IIU J.:'I{!l~ of 1hf' l('flgue was mopm!( TC. Il}S dt ~p()nde ncy has \anlshed been apendinll: her surn1ne1 vaca- j dear thiJ> mornlllll wn}l neu: uur· NOTICE dny 1:llC Glnntli muffl!cl thclJ d1.ance i l'",li\1 1 lphia J,~ w~.:1ght 1 ( ,c ~ tl'd tlcll t; al 1 115 galt and appf'..r~ d a nd hiS bearing Is lhat or a win- tlon with her parents M1 anel l m11l tempera.tUJes In mo~t <llstrlcts M tf'\J:r_ 'II to l:Blll by spilt ling li ll'o m bill Y.lih 11 ;~. • IIP1utol:! I1 m .ll<ar,oL 111 Al\U:RU': 4.N A~SOCIATION Ic. be thl<mt:ll It ~o;ol so bad thal Bel He i~ ~howhli,t all of his Qld Mrs R T Embleton and lamll) except.:; In the northern and mld Y vmce WI be doted tlH~ deelM!ie a Ph1lhes llw \!Htl- I AL L '\ 1,11 ~ Cfll - K d Fl J. n Ill< 1,_. W!ls ' aJI.; u[ lt~ldtng h!m lo Jl d lk h left last Bwlday lor Chesler W Va dle plains states ~>nd portions oi durmg the month f S Stephen b U!!lllctl~ t:nt!~ d .,..lUI the Cltl ltaha n fLtlhuwelr,llt d !ral~d Jn dllllllpo't > l ouo \tilL ~ w.. hl!l!.: ton 101 H' a n wa ~ l o t e Sllowers sing- to re~ume ller duties as tea.cher in lhe upper MI!IS!sslppl valle whe!c o ep• New Yu1keJ o 11ght u;nk \\IJ~J~ lbev Jl1 1x I,u \ PhilhlP•lkS ::' 1 P1111 l Mt l ~nu~ cc I BUmJl Hadle} m d ;us 0 sole mlo <.lrn'4nlnll' om the the !>Chools at that place the t.emperatu.nw; 111 "' wrl/ abuv• tember. 10 , :;la1tcd, ~Seven @.line~ bciHnd tile At tJ 111 Jc~ C,d ~ n Ro{i' \ Munr:__~poh~ 1.!• K ull>..h (tt; u IJ ILk h Huy• s La Paloma oi the spi!Qhlly Senor ! Mr and Mn Adam Weln 1md norma. In Ohlo the 111 ,,,,,, .., 0 1 D p E STANLEY 0, '1> "' <I L•,...... ... , II """-~ "' hOIICi<"d o M rs W m M c Knl II' h t and famll}, t.emperatJ,es )'~terday " r' • • RedhiI d1:1 Sn I' lllCISCO mldd lewe lghtdclealtd ' ~ '''' " '' l;•cl>ol '" " lo; a l< IJol• ( 'mez r~~.uged to 3 Rldie Ba.turday by the his lather Charley Bill ~OI'NbY Rotan CHifFON A.Np Sf!:RVICt: Wli:IGHT $1.00, $1.35, .1.51) PAIR �'7J 4"4 S l ) 11 rr ~ ' I OHIC[S PUBliC IN MEIC~ • Mr 1.1 cL Mr11 Ahin Reed and REAI:ER! NOTICE-If ,.... • ... the Ne- Ollico of Tile Dallt Trill- call 2341-L 1 1f the Buolaeoo Oftico ..a. for zoa R. chUdrPn W@re bl'.n lasl week trow: Port Homer visit.ln&: rel•tlnfil J D Kibble o! Parkeraburr •pent. BWlday here OUver Oow<kry epent. &mdaJ with Dllke Ollbom and family ot s ....... " Ot!.nerlllly tal IJh t lilnd Pr1diiV Wf'flt Vlrglnla ~ J.fiM LllCHt- ChUder& spmt & feW d&)'& la8t week with Y1&l Ernestine .,._ COUNTY FULL Mr• MacKie Hendershot and. friend ol Adena spent part ol laat weei. hen~ with Rlatlvea HILJ'Old PU"fer waa a recent guM of Prank Newland of Success and 'Board Of Elecllono • ~ Nearly 400 Name• F1led VOL V- NO aos vicini[)' LEASED II' 1ft . . . . 1'1'11 D I'll• D.A.L..Y -..IDia WIRE Ever Known, Depreauon And Lack Of Work Reopono1ble JuocE PO?.JEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, 81-) PfOPlES '·,..... HO-PES-ARE-NO--..T RAISED BY STAY 1 TARIFF oN rAHM ful lnJunes, Fell off Load of Hay • A c:elcgatlon ~prWJenl il' tl e e e I two broken anns when he poe e I a. d stance of t n feet from he Rutatd t.ownshp truswes cnted a petition to the board or p ot a wago of hay a the R G comlalts1onf'rs ror t 1e mpruvc m£nl of the Beech 0 ave road In t~at towJ1E;h.Jp Till' matt.er Willi "" dered but no c.ct on was take1 at t at time Another dele~~;atlon from Downlnr,J:ton was premont re uest ng the botud to IS Rt:COVERING .Mr A 0 Tracy Melg11 county Ja 1 matron who was I jurc1 pan lully about t 1e hal d~ n a re~nt gas l<P os (J fr ::~ n ovt> ut th(; cou y ja 1 Is much lmproveu M T a s 1ft 1u I \\11..~ bur ed y by the blu t. u <1 1.: u u.b t.u u e AIR "J feel like take over natntaln Ule rOQd beg nnlng the Pngerown Albany road at t~ nte 'Sf'i:tlon ol the Ridge road It Sclp o township contlnut g for about n mile and 9 half Thl'> mat ter ce ved no action Ill lis neet mg A delegation om Chester pn.:~~ent al~u t.o nsk Ll e county rr:ub.• mpro ement3 on n 'Oad the town&b.lp \lib. ch recc Vtd o attention approprlatwn for 1125 for thf jh<,ii;i,llli o' a wall at Will Whal..y II and a n ot on to allow wo k wo..s alw from Letart lor the mprovc rood came •• •• • • • ••• • • • • • • • ""Doc -Mad • po • •• • • •• •• •• • -• -• :me RushviDe boob of fl.ctkm and needlework in her cell at the city Ja\1 tbe CQJl lded mu,dere&'l of Mn Tllty Smith the wtre of h@t lover refused to become e 1 th Ill1ast1c at t h e prom!re of having her death delayM An Uht mot ona.l that s • ood w•• her reply to the Surrounded by and be ina ve.;: Y conal.dente ldt the IJU&Sjng article 111 t.lle :store edition of lQ Elberfeld the TueBday The Dally Tribune the cla111l tied colunm.s carried a Mlal Farm...' Federation I"'u>ko TL.at No Tamper1n1 r Be Done uf appeals VEXED ad. atnt1nB brten, that the of a 1oK sweater would app~1ate knowltdae MOVE OWiler BY 0 f Cattle Men To Secure Reduction I L n ive- stock Dulle& Judie C E Peoples of the co n By WILLIAM K HUTCHINSON mon pleas court ga -e an opinion here ThUI'tida.y on the cMe ot W ..., Washington Sept 16-The Am am ouncement that the In M McMurray vs Tl e Ohio Puel Oas Co m which the plalntur al federation e-el to Bureau republican Letldera has of Ieted In the petition Ulat. the de to block any Lamperbq rendant had ente1ed Into a con tarltr protection Of farm tract with the plalntlff where by It waa learned ioday they were to pay a sum of $500 If the said plaintl1f ceased hill actio l8 was ,.,or over an attempt against a ra.t.e fronchlse which WILS 'pending before the Oow1et or tb ViUage or Pomeroy The plalntltr livestock The not tt u 1.0.e defendant agreed on the oppoaes a slash In Cotton Planllq for the contract and the plalnWI' said he relllltved $250 and falling to get the Com1111 Year, Tbrou•h Invoke len 1n -1 balance entered a,ctloo a1ainat the out State oompany for the bs.lance or the al leged contra.ct action carne before Judge I E Peoples on a demurrer tiled. by the defendant corporaUon claim ln1 on the aeneral ground that th<> petition did not state factrs aum cJent to constitute a cauae or ac thm B.illlnst the defendant aceordlng to the op Judp Peoples tbat Ga.s Con pany • a franchise rrom CoWlcll !Dm~oq ....,::·~ -::,~··~~.::. .. 1 of ll:.!i whet eabouta One o the salesladJes ot lht Elbe 1 reid c;ompany reo.ds the Trl bune a 1d naturally alao reads the clusH'ted ads Sht saw the lost a.rtlele l6d notl ned Bo~· and now .Bobln ""'' 108t Is found M ost I nva.•lably •-t ol I ....., des cnn be of round throuil the medtwn the Trtbun clallBifled ada at " very am1111 (lO(It and this lB JUAt another example or the Qu1ct l'ftUI s obtoln«~ o-om .., ads IS HOPE IS FATHER TO THE THOUGHT Lol; An&eles Cal S; p \J INS--The w re of Cecil A Allen ()ne the q~lsbb 11 R} rs o day said that she h.ad u ginn up hope tha he hw band an<l h ~ compu Don Moy e would t: r JapR KNOCK-OUT BlOW Tremendous lncreue In Income Tax Hao Been Proposed TASK Say• Re1ardmr Readmr Of Bad Newo To Pubhc By OTTO D TOLISCHUS I N 9 Staff co responaent London Sept ID--The Brltl8:-. tax payer rece ved a blow &quauly on the c.'hln t.odoy with t.he flr~t swing of the axe of the Coalltio ifOvernment 8 aWaited axe and tax to bal EYen the of tc Scat le I he} ha b'>~ d ~ool I reel hq a r ..:are omewh a lJ I! h ut.t ~ he =:;a d Jo'rom Exeter Ca a ., h 58Dle Mn; hl>)XIU] hOUjjhl [)(' lJI Ja Re lft>n MYSTERY OF FATE OF FLIERS BIDDEN IN OCEAN'S DEPTH lntrep1:j A~rmen S•ghted But Once S•nce They Left Japan For Seattle, Thought To Be Loot In Va1t Expanoe Of Pacthc 0 A lens mother I am a lltU wu d COUf5t' she sa d but know Cec I wll c t' lt at r aht HAD BAD TERRITORY TO PASS Plane Had Cao Enough To Keep Av1atoro Aloft Until About 3 00 P M Wedne•day, Crave Fean -·-··----~·------.....: , Arou1ed That Men Are Loot _.. Witnesses Back Track In Probe coast guard e~ or these e n W In A zle• Completely •o Far •• Re•ult. co •• ••• • 0th:;'~ia~ld:mj~::::: The •J WAS al••Y• sickly dred aod sloomy I looked bad too Mp 1i11er aa law look Lydill II Pu:1.k bam1 Vea:e11ble Compound So I ltied this wonderful mediane too~ Now e•u,wlaere I so people ceU "'e bow much bemr I look I feel likedaadaa for JOY aU the dme~ ' C A'""'"· ' :;iur;;.··· l.m llappy to toU OJkr womeo about thia mediaap Mn. V IL; Schaepper, 1409 B SfCIGKll.l St. Ena..,ille IndJaaa. ELBERPELDS l c boa of n flSt of It GIRL'S SCHOOL DRESSES t lne Count P~ ale Prlnt.-t"uran&eed last olon-slftll to 14 yeara-Hal( sleeve styes- '( SOc DRY CLEANING For Fall ClotblDI• Chev6oh Aps.n Studebaker re affirma ttl performance leadenhipf A otrlc:tly otock Preaulent Eilitt checked certified and oealedbytheAmerlcanAuto mobileAIIOCiattonandtimed by A A A oiii<Ullo bu •mashed the ofli.ctal recorda on every ramoua hill and motmtam climb m Amenca Thirty aeven. attemptl to dat-.!notaolnllefallurel Nothtnl matchee th11 aweepm& aChievement ezcept Studebeker'a te:t'll8 tiOna! official A A A opeed and endurance record or 30 000 mUeo In 26,325 con PRICES IN KEEPING WITH THE TIMES sepnra-te bel& and tle-Thl!l aU ruu lined- The thrill and tbrlft of Jl'ree Wlleelinl ..~by Studebakerandou><:eadopted by ..,........ other makeo, to brilliant ed,....tq. Ul Cwnpion Stude llokero. Studebaker .... • finer car for your money aod will ~ prove it. -FRENCH DRY CLEANERS CLEANING and PRESSING 147-J Mtddleport. Oh10 u. Mn Jam&l'l Powler haYe to their home 1fter a Yil here wl\b. nl&Uvea MILLER CARAGE . WITTMR& JMPBOVING N sept to-INSThe eondltia.n AJttert Wittmer Prll cetot ~n 95c - ........... --........._ .. ..,. .... ..,.,. • SELECT YOUR NEW F AlLL COAT NOW Uoe Our Lay By Sy"" deposit Will hold the Coat you select. .............. Senoallonal Murder Tnalm 1927 --..... --...- .....- Another Btg SblpmentPEPSODENT 58c 1be PetpHdeat Ant.llep&lc Ue ..se Pepaodeat Antheplle -Onl7 69c 39c 19c 39c A New Value m Extra <f.1ne WORK SHIRTS FOR MEN LADIES RAYON SILK UNDERWEAR Panu.,. v.a.Non 1'1111 aa,-oD-4 Mellett Killer Seeking Parole Turned State'• Ev•d•ce t •m-A oma:ll KCUtive mlnutea. lt'o t1me to have your Fall ctothmg dry clean ed-Send uo your Smt, Overcoat. J)reooer, Fur Coab, Hato and Ch1ldren'o School Clothe& They may look bedrargled now but we'll put hfe back 1ato them F1nl claaa work at lowett pr1cea ... WAFFLE IRONS Standard Number 8 S1ze 9Sc and lwee48 with fast eolor ld'oacklloth 1hlrt&- AT · .,;. ~"---. II AGREE ON NEW MAN c! Sal dusky 0 Sept 10 IN&-A h~ successor to J W Thompson EUda 0 res gned co nn il s lone of con od .,_ se uUon has been agreed upon by &; c n e nbers of the Ohio con~rvatlon "Waaner Ware" Stu. 4 to II Wool Trouser8-BilH! ' -~~·· · ) ~~­ ;~'~ :_::-;.~- BOY S SCHOOL SUITS • • 12 qt chl.p 15 wo r. onths 1~ new law ptovt lh 1J (JOOt.l lime reductloua beca ne foeti r- Sept 1 but the )Jou11 comJ*lled to delay action until er hree week.<J Patte ~ t ld beel} opon ptoJ~Ce ito !! an I ti!M • • Vegetable8- M&rket dull demand sow s 1pply heavy tomatoes home A'n appropriation of Sl15 for the epa r of t1 e Run field br <Ire and ror 1200 for smoothln& th~ rood In Scipio and Bed The boa d then the CO\Ulty engl an c&Umate lor 'h:J ot the Stetner and with lhn~tane from tb.e vllk:.iie of the 1 presenl.ed to tl askh 8 thAL the Hll be annexed Uy thnt vii a motion wus DlD.de to such action aa wa'J desired wos r pproptlnted to clean out lltches a d to cut wcelb on Sttv rsvlle lund Old 1ow ••• • •• 24 25 ""'"" • • • • • to aid til n to hst ct he townsllp to In dralnaae on the Bown ana Settlement road under llupervislon of the co nty engl er The bridge near the Hanlu1 f:mr. In Scipio tov. n.!!hlp was o dered repaired at once the €'.JI.tl n ttl ol t>pnlr 1.o bo [Jied w th the eleet1lc <!hair lrl Ohio today hQd g ven that reply O'lhen ask-ed If she WB.s hAppy beeause she was granted an Indefinite staJi of execut1tli1 by the seventh district court Favor Of Holiday 12 15 But~r-Market .steady demand l{ood 8Upply lood 92 score 31 1 4 89 score 28 1 4 88 score 28 1 2 standard 30 1 4 Eg~r:s-Market fl.rm demand mod eratte supply moderate nearby current reeelpts 19 20 fresh extra firsts 22 23 hennery whites extras tl\e I.Jde~fnl:te~&ta=y~h:a:db<e::n:•:l:lo:w:J[ ~[~:~:~Farm Texas Famers In I;~~~-~j~~~~};;;t~ Pltt"'urgh 94Pt 9-lNS-Poul y Market sLeady demand fair supply heavy heavy hens 22 25 med hens 20 22 lt!(lhorn hens l'l 18 lll!'ht legholll sprlnJJerrs 17 19 heavy leghorn springers :W '23 medium leghorn springers l'l 20 tooste s 13 14 ducks 16 19 that time but SUED For $250, Balance Alle1· ,d Due In C.. Fran· ch10e Deal danelng" ,I''"''"''",. • CONTRACT IllEGAl McMURRAY and Par toni&ht and Pndav &llaht warmn n Northeast portkln tonJaht PRICI!l-SUNDAY 5 t.."ENTS PJ~[R OF If ~~; ~~ ~~; TAXES O[ALT: HUl ES ~ll[GEO ~~::.~:a:~~. . ~". :~ IPH~OUCTS IS R. K. ~j~f.~~JJr~:~: WITH FARM BODY ::::.~{~::=~1:?:~.~ Demurrer Suotatned And Su1t Found Ara1not "Pubhc Pohcy" artc noon Geo 11e di!Uion or Bradbury sur EMBER 10 1931 r-"""TR-1 8-U N E-ADS--: I BHITISfl 1 CAN'T BEAl'EN 1 G,eorae S•uon Suffera I to,. OF !NTERNATJON AL NEWS SERVICE : ; .. I 11 u;S 001 Unued nnn OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY WINS SUIT TURKEY RUN NUMBER GREATEST • UTEATHER FORECAST- Wllfllll ,..,.. d7ed . . . . . . . . blH Cham bn.J-lwo IHd&en lleer..-vtpJe ton.a.te puebue 41 llosen G1111Ma&l tao tell- rroo&-81111 ICM! te U- 77c 25c: • 1&l&ebed d J;ea coach or Princeon tor acute rept.Jrted as sat!& Accuses Columbus Judge ..o\L" Co\N SPEAK FOR SELF W<~Bhlngton Sept 16-lNS--AI Smith 1 statement that NobWy baa a right to apealt for me macle with reference to a published II1.0cy that he would not allow ht8 nn.me to 10 before the Democntlc Na tlonal con.-ention next year aerYed to revive 1nterest In Democnt1c clrdea here today u to the HI In tentkma of the ex governCl II tlle IDn campaign Continued on paa:e threeJ Lalin Beauty SUITS FILED Toledo 0 Sept lG-INS-Fol lowing on the heels of sl:11 suits o ecove f;U t39 58 alle1Jed y with drawn from the Securit-y Home Trust company the day before t failed lo..st June 16 additional re cover) act.ions ae:alnst other de po&itars were expe~.:ted to be fUM n common pleas court here toda X>uncll and his name \\ II be a.n ounce shorlly It was learned here today as the council pthered for ts egular meeting DOHERTY GIVES S580 OG8 Kansas C ty Sept lO-INS-Hall a million dollars available tor re search wo k to tl d a quick solu Uon to U e unemployment was oo depoo t here today FARM RELIEF IS That sum was put up by }lenry L BACK IN POLITICS Doherty Pub c \Jt 1 e.s magnate in response to a statement recently W11.shl ~t-o Sept 10 INS 1 e by Roy B Wright president of The 1\ 1n relief quJ,il.lo.n was shu ed Arne lean society or mecl a.ntcaJ engh $!n; that ~uch an amount. F t H h Sch I R I to the polltkal ore M toda \1 I a•rmon llf oo u e an apparent confl ct d~ c opl A' bf' wa~ needed Automatically Expel• tweN ht> d n ~trnllo and J» tren e lf!ttdets or the cong s:sio (1.1 M•rr•eel Stu dea t 1 farm bloc • • • Youth And Bride Barred By School Ch urt hmen V0 te t0 Comb1ne D1str1cts Tho has ·••m 1"'" on dec' dcd w• to •de Fd. mont W Va. Sept 10-- cat.ed detln t.ely INs-The rule 18 tbat ~udenl:.!i ;Ject ol propoAals to aiD-in lau ch who rlUUTy auton a.Ucally end their the ft>dera 1arm Doord Into I Oh1o M E Conference Ebm hle:h t:rhool careers tnaolar &8 Fair business or buying huge ag cui mate• Delaware, Chllh rnent blah IICbool 18 ooncerncd tural surpluses ArK! 50 the high school careers At u e same tin (' snutl ern ;;c a cothe D•n••ona of J hn Champ Keely 17 )e&r old tors reinforced by mel bers { o son ot United statet~ Senator and the wl eat states were nsistea t Columbus 0 Sept 10--IN&M: 'S M M. N(,<ely und hiB 18 year their demands that U e fede a ~o Despite the opposition of rural old l rlde the former Mary K emment immediately take steps to MethOdist P'uw;t is automatically er dtld tn rail>e u e price or whe&t a d co o c.>elegates the Ohio Episcopal em terence today had sorar as Fairmont. h 11:h sci ool I I - - -voted W eliminate two of Its 13 districts as a step W\\ard economy co:~e::~ tbat 11 what H E Od~~;e ~ SHORT COURTSHIP Prompted by rteclaratlm s that :1 supe lntendent. or the I dependen IS SUFFICIENT reduction of tl t umber ol district~:~ !lthool dlatrkt det:lded todal' Th!! would lncreue emclency and cut rule stands aecordhl8 to Od Bar Harbo Me Sept. 10--INB- expenses the conference by a vote ge:rs un 1!'"..& rescinded A!ter a whirlWind courtship or te;1 of 203 to 130 ordered the ellml Nf!f Jy whose marriage t-o Miss weeks Miss Muriel McCormick. a F'llu'!lt In Cumberland Md lsst 8'r&nddaUihter of John D Rocke nation or the Chllllcothl! ond Dell AUilltit S1 was announced la~t teller and Ma~ Ellftha Dyer Hub ware districts Boundaries will be defined la~r ntaht te: wrttlnl' letteB to each bard of Middletown Conn w II by which the l!limlnated diBtrteta of tl:e three IIC.hool board members be married here today WIII be ab8orbed by adjolntne: dl8-aeeklnl' permlsllon to attend school Hubbard IR a wealthy 1ent1eman trict8 It wu said tor blmaelf and his bride farmer GO yeara old MW McCor By the action the poflltlonll or Ml• 11~8 family kept a rlfid sl mlck Is 1.n the early th1rtles Dr J W Blair s permtendent ot Jene• whfn they learned of their The -weddinl' will take pla~ at the ChiiHcothe dl&trlct and Dr H BOn il rna.rrtap Deep Cove l!ummf't' honle o( Ml: E Armacost s perlntendent or the My rather 1V88 not 110 anRTY and M1'8 Oeorre A McKtnloct of Delaware dllltrlct were abollahed but l!PJ!elll'll totally dl.l!susted Nee Chlcqo tbe Rev William B Pat Dr Blair and Dr Armacost will be t ly s!lid after be had broken th tel'8011 who will perform the ce~ assigned to P£&8toral:e$ lu the con newa mony aaid rerenoe I I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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