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SERVICE NO. 20 ·" ., iill CAJUIUUI; U t:EN'CII PR1CI!:-SUNDAY "• - " ...-14 ... o Cl!;NT!i Bumo !Jot Hendricks wal the eounty jail here l bf.Uon omoer, Hantl deputy sheriff otlJ chsrRtlll of stealing i from the Ray 8~ wa.... )Jeged., accordlnj dala . thnt Hendr1c~ l house and took the tn ·ramny was abset & 'the Hendricks c der the Jurlsdk:tion c court, Mr. Schaefer, ol "tht Boys' Indust. Llmcw:~ter, while he ~s. investigated C®nectlon with the -· •••• ' . The case of George alleged to have been the robbery of a bQJ eral automobHe tlrt: Morrls at Cnrpenter j"n'\'EitiiBted IJ}' the w'Jilli! tlerc. BurtUI clalmed he the articles !Jut had acc:olnpanle<l Lawren tile place while the tn.n. )VUUs confess.~ • ••• And Of 12 oo~asper : Ql'\i)'lfOn. a lawyer, u · tbe around.. diKovr ltalrway and a lo:;:)q co&ltPMt. burrin&: it . .uonry, They IUSlJ MrYtht of Severn's, the 'Willi. They becin ""' olocerit7 ol Sant ped tc•kldd"" give the Bpeed, the >hlp fiftyplttne feet. , , _ upon tts ~tse and settled back on its toll HerMon autrered a cut over hla · tbe7 plan to force th -· .,., ............~~~~ ';..'!!,~'b!;, '::· - In a vlllqe ne1r1l,o a-convict, llabam. '· cnakhn. AJ.o they ..,.mioua Dr. Marte: eaCe Martin, the set _ . niiOJl to coMti :Gra71on"• wile a P•.U.•· to whom thl .. lil4 .,;o~e, i!' , · But hack was witb l • ilr.u~orcT j]f [. Beer Leriolation Would · "Electrify" lnduotry, Green S.yo KIll sl j . ~~~~··~:"':~· P:wor ~~·ra~;teer~;!t~~-~~~ p0II c[ Ofri£EH, 1. N. s~Ys~nu~:-~ndent I 1 J:j~;,~;.:~:;;~~:::~~~~~ AG[NT -----•~'---- DRY . ru No Other lnduatry Open' for Slarvinr Men To Earb Ware; Figure• Given By Department Of Com- : merce, Paint Drab Picture I :.n_ ''"~!~: lh~~~~:Jil~ · ~..,. ' · whm>' "" .......,. ,..,.,.,. .....,.... - ,''t!O!>II:IIt~"'".Y. ·'_... ~Jt · u 1101•!-:J~~ ~~~~Ji:,~oti~~~;: t •..,. "two Jtuli"ty to tlle 'witron. and "He the •pari · 5iijf •.:.ar4: ~ .:(.A. < ' less iunmen leG by Vhlcent Coli vancouver B. c. Oct. 5-Pre- 1lr--~ By C. EDWARD MORRIS was smashed today. The Coli Jail& ' ' 1 wau acculed of firing: Into a croup ._ dlctlnB that seven million men w11l i INS Staff COI'I'CRpondent of chlldren here In Jtlly durlniJ ll ~ ! be out of work next winter th~ ex~ , (Copyright, I9:n, by TNS) rang fight arJd 'Jr.:lllmr a child. • I ecutlve committee of lhe American 1 built The 23 year old leader of the mob Murder h Comm1tted By F'ederatton of Labor ,-,bkh will con , I Pitt~burgh, Oct. 5.-The hou~e that. coal iR wtth twelve of bl& oh!M adherents T' Th' f 1 "~ 1 I' was under arrest. Call's capture tre le n ~:o~~• I vene here today pre..ent~:~d to del1crum J mg. with four or his lleuten•nta and cape Attempt gates l"epresenting 28Bi1,5SO Tht! ma.s!-iive blJrden of UllliOLIIHI overdPvelopment jg two came after a dramatic _ erlean working men an cmt"l11'enC\' 1 i · caving in the roof, precipitating one of the greatest ec~ on hJB headquartera Ccl:Jmbus, Oct . S..-IN8-W1Uard pl'Qiram for the relief of dlStteSI;. . here. N. Jordan . 30, of Ashland, o .. wIf Industry and govenlment do ~haaa Lndi, p8pu1ar Engli.~b 111omic di~u~terl" in the history of American induRtry. _••,•~:?·~~~ IUIUler& wete stnUoned d h ed lth f'-' • - 1001 a'"ept labor•' program Amerl~ I ~nema actr888. who ha.s sl'">'rcrl m d ~· ay waa Inc arr w u.,~ ca wdl '"'" be compel!~ to adopt th~ eraJ H o11 Ptod pro d urtions, 1a I The foundations of the house are being undermine roofs of adjolnbl11 bouaea, murd('r tolmectJon with....,. •th·~ 0 ~ ~~'·'!". . of detectives ·· aurt'OUDded Klaylr.g of a city policemA~J~ tltiring dole, the d~le1ate:1 were told. Uaeeu inctlla~m N::* ~orkEfor .by large scale ~ubstitution!\ of other sources of power1 buUdi.Qi and Went blddea In· a street 1 un battle Ytster$ ~ntl Altho\!ih lea:allzatlon of •er Is bl01l nca Jon n ng- , J_! ·· · waa beld to the 1 r~d jwy-!ttbout not Included ID the tt~nergencr pro· ~d •• El'-a~pean rather ~~-~ · oil, ga!i and water powd-for eoal. Tremenij'a}lS !IWODOm.LeB 1 1 I ct throua.L.~Ilical improvements by the lorge&t .OIW ... •• • • • the Injury was &Jight. Pan~;born W35 ~; )'teently, no ace n. return of prospeLity," William elae ....,u , ' commrflers ot-. ~ sn coaJ are further\ 8.BpJ1'ftlr•1:bemJ uninJured. Coli adtt Dominick C?hlmbus, 0 5--JN5-Fac- Green, president of !'he FedcJ l\llon Tl f th 1 e 1 1 , b"'mg 11 "Ohltme a clgaret" were the n,·st 0 1·ges the corridor when lng ""SSible murder cha to•·lsald. . . le wa " e frr:m wus Inside ll the def:ectt "'u Nl 1 t f '' pcrJI<·nsh• stn:lneo bv C'l\n reru;<mably hope to emn as words Cr Pangborn as he leapl'd Sears 0 · Je Sayo·, ves. the !ilaylng or a Columbus polil!ene po n ~ emCL!\l'llC~ 1 from the plane. law," Coa ,.._ld quietly, man riUJlng a cloor-ran~~:e gun bat-1 prognun are. t.o m~lntaln wa_ge, : ' the ;JH't!Snre t'Xerled upon them bv 'rmplcymeJlt fo: lh£>m 1s in sight. To Embaraaa His mother, Mrs.. Opal Pangborn surrendered meekly. tlt> 1,::: puL up with th~ 5llm hope oil shorten work hours, aHure emncar!\ q~ 1 nrtcr of .., mlllw~ 1 cm1 1, T :s means th~t. by the mOJIIt vthG had walted at the Import all Departme_... band's upState headCSCR"In• arrest ' ' • ' " · · · · p)oym:mt to minimum work lorCI">: ~r I I :·:; . "1\ h o canna ' m,\ I:'" a ,, ..- ., lll,l a 1 .• .•('OJ\~~rvatlve estimate~. 300,000 I&'A .. .. .,...L ,' mIlL l<ody w-,•.·lng niP,ht rnshed forward and he cla:1pqua.... • ...,rs near or~..A ....u"".J, ""'· .L"'ew York •utu·noblle . player tak~ on. add·" ·ICllfti ~ " .•I,~ . " ~"" pc•ph " , <<•1,.,.. lhlcl , Wlll•o·d N. e14.ch em ed ber In hl.5 arms . llw ~ nlv kine! cf work th t '-' !':. l :l\'. r.encl111t f'lr the~r b1ead upcn il. came word that pnllct' "' ha.d seized .Jordan 30 of Ashland w~s held workers. public bullr.llng, 6 t1 e1,gthC·>lumbus, 0., 5--INS- Oov - -~------ _.1......_ _ _ • • en t'mployment agc,lCie~; kffl'(l .• 1 l; ~ w 10 do and for wh:;~n •11er!' ~:, great basic tmlustry. aa• doomed--to B0th al!'men W-!re smJIIng an.:l 1 Continued on palt\ tnree1 her~ today for Jurmal luve<>l..J~J\tton . young per80Ils in scnool; preference , r•o J' lr:ff In a ny other {) f A.m Cl'lC::l :; ~.ra>:\tial slarvalion. happy as the successful culmina - crnc.r Ollocge Whit~ sltl£'d with State Prohibition Jordan was subdued and captured ror workel'l with dependents Jlltd 1t>pH'SS€tl lndu~lrles Ar.othm 100 000 lllinel'8 will be tion ot their gl'eat alr adventure uqe!" a wild melee of shols In nnanclal relief from p11 blk and 11 rt- Slept Fairly Well After One hundred and twcnl y- f;-.·,· :·cpt treterlng on the brmk of Mar· Altholl&'b the boYs admitted they C.:lar.·nee H. Sears today Ro~ber whicr.. Wile M. Green, 4. 8 pollee- vat.e funds . L'f H d B D ll!'l ll ,and of thrsc mlne1 s. at J:::i!r. \&tJ(;u's abvss nr en ~ \..J" two days were a "bit tired" they looked (re6h "Bl'J George" Baynham, dlschai"Bed as prohibition In~~:;';~,~~ · mAn, was fata:JIY wounded. He wa~ Altho4.18h the fedeulil:u IOt;t I e a een e· noc now hopel:·ssl) er-n hd hi' trath wnrk a we--!k Uw; wbllr·r . us tbey leaped from the pLane. wante-d In con'ectlon with lhtt theft nearly 7ll.OOO memller:. last yeor ~paired Of , 11~ lum~!1n~ debr!~< o! an app.d l- o~ a ll the sort coal mluer.s m tb~ They had about 100 gallonB of hldny. and appomted C. C. of :ll!tomobile ~tires flatmrlay night and over a million in the po&L ten !na ••ccnom.lc debllti.e Thclr C1!1J- Un!t, d 3tUt.ft; \loho might be classed gasoline , left when they l.::mdOO ot Stdney, II former membel" OJ( Ioree. to fUJ the vacancy. , from a Bucyr\lB stm·e. years, delegates were told that orwest orange N J Oct 5---INS !Joo.~"'s nre M E"m pty ~~~ thc:r fKl,~k- a5 ""•~mployed" those who earn $500 here. MOL'It of this was dumped b Six Taken in Cuttody•, Pre•• Suspicion was dil"ed(:d a(laln:-: gtmlzed labor was aalninll strength · · ·· · ('ts. 1housands of them arc home- In 1931 will count tlwmselns luckf assist In a sate landing and artcr Columbus. 0., Oct. 6-INS-Th~ J Jorjan aa being lmpllcated In the Thl8 oonventton tnlarks the fiftieth - Thomas A. Edl5on Wl:ll! reporter! le~ . 11lt" miner who ca!'n:; Sl.GOO tJiL! some on~ In the crowd had banit·.J chat-ge that he entered Into a coned on Gaaoline Fill. tire ·.bdtR when It was di11Covr:rc1 8Df!lversary of the organizatl•m of slightly improved today . Net a man of this strlckt'n nrm:.,.. )'cat to suppcrt his far.llly-and Panrborn a clgaret In response ing Station• he had been selllng lira; to a tllxl the federation . He bad spent the night sleeping mucl• M a day ·~ pay Ill thr :"o(t the average mmt>r"s fllmJly hns to h~s request, he was unabi~ t~· splracy to embarra's the depal't~ cab rompany here. Oftlcials point to !hf' elght~hour falrl)· well, It was umounc('d. He -::oa l mmes thl t, w.nu-r. N.:J cthc:- Lh1 ~~ chUdn~n In It- will be . a light lt beCRuse of the gasoline on ment was flWlg back at "Big George" Baynham, ousted prohtOo1nered in the taxi cab com~ day and other progr~:.BHive meaJUles had n:.llled last nigh! aHer his lire pr!nce arr.onp; his kmd . tbe ground about the plane. Hamilton: 0., Oct. fi .-A youthful ))any's omce Oil the south &Ide. Jor- a.s accomplishments o! the teCI<-ra- hac! been df'liJMUred of by those at- 1 • : Nf'~ one of th ~· ab:>vc statemenM The trim monoplAne ,ippeared bttlon inspector, by Stute prohlbt.. H. gang th~t had notched a career ot dan Wfl!l taken into CWitcdy by De- Lion during lUi half century of lire. l..t!ndlng him durmg lhll day , Is m~de upcn authority . ~~~ Utu. ~ datnaged o.s a result of being tlon C4lmmlSstoner Clarence Bears today In answe.r to Bayn~ crime w1th more than a ~cv1 -. ot, tectl\'e Earl Hel.se, who called a pa "Worken, organized and unor~ The last bullet-In ISSued late 'lost writer Evr::-yon ~ cf them """' Is a:n "~t down" w!Lhout landlniJ gear. &aui2£>d are looking r.o this com en~ I night by CharieR Ed.Json, his &On, !:ncsclpa.blc c-oncluswn rir,aWn troro "We saw plent)' of fog," Hem- ham's claim that he was dlemlssed robberlf's and holdups during the - - ---- ··- ·-· (Contlr:mea on page tltree) I lion to point the wey out ol the s&.id. · 1flr,uo.'::-. p;-cp 8 rcd by the . Unltej den said, when asked what kmd of for refusing to "lay oft' tbe clubs" last lour months, was believed Baynham's tour-pag~ letter, fuJI broken up here today with the ~treconomic mot·ass and to make ani~ "Mr. Edison had a tf'lattvely good I Sll!.tr~ {)('p:nt~nt of Commer~ a trip tbey bad. of accusations charging he wns t'e6t of Its six alleged membe1·s. ILL HE.tLTH BLAIUED culate the millions of Amf'ricans day. He seemed to enjoy his sup~ Aaks for Investigation to ~ho\·:: ng the SIJH c~al ~ductton Tt":e fliers revealed that they The youths, who were :.a1d by po.. Akron, Oct. S -IN8-DI heahh who face hunger and who are will~ per and ls 110w sleepi:1g peacefully." • . • or tl! P countJ·y tor the paSE"'...Ii.weo~ pa.Mf-:1 over Seattle this morn.in~ • moved about from place to place That Edl&on·s condition was IIOllll' V1nd1cate Forest C1ty thr ~~ years, al(mg wlt h th enutn~ oonttnutjd about 81> far as Spckam•. In the &tate, and finally dl&eharged, lice to have comprl&ed what they was blamed by police today In t.ft: ing to work,'" Preslden~ Green told because he raided dtlbs where IIdescribed 11s "one of the w.i.-st suicide of WIDlam F . Poulton, 43, Intema~lonal News Service a.,., the what better was al.ro shown by the Police Force of w.nJ t'mployrd In prcdudng tlull Wn<;hlngton, and then turned quor WWJ Berved, ~rought a sho.rp mobs of Its kind," were all held un- dru1 store owner here, .,:ho toltlk his co~ventmn opened. h\Ct that Dr. Huber: B. Howe did (:cal rach YEAr. In a b t::r arttc1e bnek to Wenatchee. from Sears. der '50.000 IJond pendllll ari'ILI~n- lite wltb a pl.stol. The body WIVI We are not &eekin!l' to oveJ thr<•IV not &pend the night w1th hls P<~· -:h"s(' ftgurt' 8 will be gl\'en In detail. "We landed here because the old reply "Baynham was fired , anti will men~ In munlclpal court Tuesday tound at hla home. the established government. In this tlent. Cltveland , Oct 5---mS--Al_'uuS(- 1 'tht'y wm tell }"OU in the &oft cOCll town look-ed good to us," they ex· stay ftred, because he conspired on chartes or robbery 1 we dltler from communist and However three of his nve chll- m•er the publlC14tlon of 11n art1elr m field ~ of Pennsylvama West VJt".. t-lalmed In unison when asked why with enemies o! the depa1·tment to They are: Robert· Porbes, 2l, LINDY's NEARING SHo\NGHAI . political organizatlona whk:h ho\'e dren. Cha~les and Theodore A. Edt- I a nu .lonal maga~~ne entitled "T_he rlnl~.' K"'-tucky and ·Ohio, ttiru:.. they had cho11en Wenatchee rather embarraS! prohibition enforcement John Wetls; John M.com, 20: Doa Shanghaf Ott 5--INB-Colonel some di&tant objective to achlevf'. son and Mrs. John *yre Sloan, 18 : Tra!Jedy or Tony . Chief >Jf Poher which the wrlt€-r ha-'1 julft eomplet· than II'Oing on to try tor a distance etlorls. Hill letter makes no anH. wu WUII and • · It Is our fWJctlon to nght t.J raise well as the latter's huJ>band, sta~·edl OeOIIJe Matowl!z has ordered un £'d ~ 3 ooo~mlle zi :za '{o th t 1 :Oieht record. wer to the st&tement I made pub· :~~~ "·w~( 21 gus oms, and ~l'B. ~bar~ ,.. ~t 1 Lind~~ the standard of life and living to ut the Ed1son's Ll{:wellyn Park , lnve3t1gat1on by a r.ornmlttPP or l"st~rvl~g miners:;... !n 01 ':J'soort.·• Arter Pangbom had been greet,.. lie when I announced hl.s dlsmlsn were ue ere n-. rom n higher plane and to crystaUze pub~ I home over night Mrs. Edli!On was cltlzem Into t~ deulh of Teuy .;' ed by his mother, who cried and 3&1," the commlsstoner told Inter~ TWo of the youths, Walls and kow on the Brlti.!Jh airplane Car- lie opinion behind us in th(· Pl"u- In constant attendance on the In- C:oll!!ttl. It v.·as l~nmed t.uday But thtre ls this grave differsmiled. ;'simultaneously as abe aR· natiOJJal News Service. Williams, face a charllf' ol having rler Hennes, which Is also brinlinlr rram we are about to pre 8 en~ to All hough thP m&~~"azme sl111 y enc~ between the po.sltion of tbt sured Chde "I knew you'd make •t Commissioner Bea.rB made no shot with lnt':!nt to kill in adcUUon their airplane. damaged when It "We have called upon the "Pre,o,l~ ve~lt~~ugh Dr. Howe during the fnllt:C to menLton Cleveland ._~r Ihungry miner ot 1931 and the hurt:: my boy," two representatives or omctal reply to t.he Baynham let- to cl':arge~~ or robbery, authorities capalzed in the Yangt~.e.Kiang dent to call a conference of reo-~re.s- day had reported Edlli011 as " men ~ I CcJ\.)ttJ by name: . Matowlt~": Naid he J:ry ~liner of any y('ar in th~ Pftlt thf' .1Bpanese p:~per which oft'Pr.!d ter, saying he chose to Ignore It laald. rlver · entaUve ot labor and ot Industry tally drowsy," the 84~year-old elec· i Wli'l ~onvlnced !hat the author re~ decade or prosperity · . . • a pruro or ,2r;,OOO tor the nt~Jht .sten- "for the present." The airplane wlll!M: sent to the that we may pn!sent our prJt~tam. trlca:.l wizard sat up m bed and atelferr~d to thf" casP of Collett.!. who A~ winter's icy hands stretches 1 According to authlJritle&, the ped up and oftered their congratuS·,ars said hi.& first .statemf'n~ "mob" preyed moatly upon gasoline Luna:hua airdrome here for repairs We obtained no results, but we're:. · a aupper of ~ereal and stewed peal"! \ \ ' ?..'1 found han~lng lll !:ill cf'll at out now towards the sof' <:cal fieldS latlonl'l. going ahead. Congr~~ ough~ to "I enjoyed my supper," he said r·our:t y Jail h!"re InlEt ~·ear on th? o.r America It find s them m.al'tlOruid .· li8ted in full his re~:tsons for dis- filling stations. PEACf.:MAKER WOUNDED p ' '' The two daring airmen arrived '"harglng Baynham, whlJ rormerl,J - same d~~ hr \Ins to hne been ~iv- m a va.st f".tiJC of uncmplfl;,.·mt:nt --• rov ld e t unds and m::: k e plans for when he ftnlshed. 1!' over Wenat.ch~ at 7:0 A. M. cir- was one ot the best known ins)Xc SIX INHALE FUMES Clt:veland, Oct. ll--IN8-Shot b~· ~eBe depre8&lons so that whez• thp~· As bulletins became more alarm - 1 Pn 1 tri al. nearoy every lndu:>try Six or SCVI!fl cled the elty and the Rirport Uu·e~ tors in the stat~. but th:J.t additioucome upon UB the macblnery lur r~ lnl while Edison hod a sinking! Matowttz dedarP1 that h£> lue m1llon workleM men in Amertdl ai .letalls mlghL be made pubi•C' Cleveland, Oct. S-~lNB--OoUBDI· one •lf the combatanbl of a street, llet would ha"e been alreadv act spell Sunday. and tbe new.11 WR.ll ~ H~kt'd Newton U Bake1 , promlnm< har lhe di.'l!pPrat.e mmr!r'~ · -e~pe times and headed east. 1ng while workl.ng In a lar&le 01 ftght In which he attempted to nci up and money provJJed for usetul ftashed throughout the world, mes- C"leve!and <Ctlorm:y. to nnll}(' a mto a ny other lnchJ:;trJ:~l rleH. •: Beven mlnut.e.s later their plane later. Tlie names ol the pcl'son 8 with Ul.e Cleveland provision company, a& u peacemaker, William Sanda, wot·k Including :-cads, reforestetlon 51\ges poured Into the Edison homt-. commlt~t- of r.ltttens to ptob-:o iuto This nRtlon·wide unrtnp!oyme:tlt re1ppeared over the airport and ·,vhen Baynham Is actused of she men were reported reeovedn1 20 was reported In a criUcal condl- river development lrrl&atwu l.\11d Two cablegrams from Pope Plus the (:a.se to \'indicate the poliee de- hs.~ 'l.!renr1y taxed city county a~ made a landing. were still carefully \oday from inhallnii carbon monq.. tlon at Falnnount hOiplta.l today. the many thlng11 th'lt could and XI were received through Cardinal par.ment ot anv JX'.&.~Iblc {hllrl{e f"f rt'l! ~! fum!.'! tar beyond their llnA crowd of 500 Including Mr11. c:.m&pldng xlde tumcs. Four truck• were run~osplt&l attaches Blllld that San- ahould be done to nlak:e the COUI\· HByes inquiring about Edison's con bru~.tllty or "third degree·• tactics anclnl &trlf'ngth The miner who t_g Opal ~n1born mothl'!r of Clyde I!:Ual"ded by the commissioner. nlng near where \he men were da I '110\md above the heart may J try the country mO!·e prosperous, dltlon. Mr. Edison Is NOT 11. on Colletti, which were lnllmatrU yr:u·r, ago might have turned td - ~ was <'n hand to greet them. (Continued on page three) worklnl. prove fatal happy and beautiful. Catholic. :by the magazine article ~eighbor tor help now n 11d;i thf't. The:lr~ ftlght from Japan Lo the 1 United States required 41 hours and nelp;hbor seeking !cod cor his oft ten mlnutea. TWo repree:tntatlves ot the Jan~ anel!le newspapet' were on hand to (lfllclftlly check thE' arrival. In1addition to the hundre1s who wal~d 1t the airport an night to erect the two traru~Pacltlc fllen. nllohb:r• . : hundred• of othen rushed to the death a.s the miners are tol' toci;l By JA.MEB L. KILOALLitN alrp:.rt as word spread that they rocu.sed on the a.tkm?t of the led• hu created. , subpOena to give evidence regard~ sent on an extended Bouth A.merl- time that Capone a.t;reed to accept tor their hungry children. There 1s Cblcago, Oct. 5-The stage was eral IO"fernment to clamp Capone bad landed. Jt wm be B Jury t.,al. A ~pecla• ing Capone's alleged booM, aambJ- can trip by the 1ovemment. Rles a compromise penalty because be .romethlng approaching panic 1n The road leactlnr ttl tb! lllrpo\"t set today tor the openinl tomorrow behind prison bell throuah \be ur.lre of 100. trom whlcb W11' be tn1 and vice syndicate. It the 80\'~ Ia a veteran gambler o! Cicero, a did not ha\·e the cash to pay at- their scramble to dodge the eeo~ three mllea from the city, was quiet ot the greatest battle of the pr<~hl · apncy of the tncom~ tax law--the se!u:kd the twelve j-urors to try emment calls the witnesses tt hll.'l subuq: of Chicago, capone'& old torneys fees. This plea of guilty nomic debris tumbling about tMtr bltiOJJ era-the trial <4 AI Capone. most etreetlve weapon yet de,IW Capone, will be call&i before J~t::lg(' under subpoena a ptoceuton or Co.~ haunt. ly ~loaed wlt.h traffic. was withdrawn when a hitch de- ears. Capone, the most widely public· In the war almed at the eltadelll of Wiltei'BOh if two ociCK:k this ll-•t.::-r - polle heMhmen wlll pau through Capone now makes hiB head~ veloped In an al1ell'cd deal to give This Pa118bom wa~ born on a nn~h ntl()ll lor prebmlMt"Y questionl-n.-. the courtroom. Amons th011c wh.? quarters at the Lexington hotel CAPQI\e a JJabt sentence. am vicious war tor &urvl,al •o milea from here and hla family !zed "pubUc enelll}'" t.loce the pu- gat;sdom. rapooe Ia a.t the cr0811 ro.J.dtl ot Vt.olremen's PC:U&ell tlJl" NOT Hrv~ may testify 18 Johnny Torrio, where he hu a suite of rooms. One Judge Wllkel'800 was the man ong the operators Is ont of U1e hu oeoupled. a prominent place In sage (lf the Volstead Act ln America, 18 scbedu1ed to appear bt fed· hi~ apect.acul•!' car~r, He ra·.t·s a mg wiD be hea.rd at thll time predeces801' or Capone u a Cb.lc!l.- of Capone's chief contentions at who pre\'entcd tbe "deal" from /11tlme factors wortlng apinat sf.athis community. C.pone not ~ppear ill court go underworld chieftain. Htt ha.'i the trial has various enterprises, golng through. Th~ Judge told ca~ blllzatlon of tbe 80ft co&l. lndQ&~ Herndon wu also known to the eral Judge James H. Wllkeuon's Jl0681ble maximum PMalty of thlr· JJecO)Ie l1ere having parttelpated In court to defend himself aaalMt the tv· two Je&n in tbe pmltf.lhthuy tcday. He will lllU'" hie ft~t ap- been In exile on Long lila.nd. lor but that the money went to his I pone "It Ia utterly hnposs-lble to tries. They ate unanlmoUI In a:;. charge ot vl(llatlna t.he lncome tax ttnd a tine ot 180.000 !f found yullty pearanee tomorrow momlnt When the past six yean. brother, Ralph Capone and Guzik, , baryaln with a fcdera.l eourt." sertJn1 that; but none seem wUU~ a nrtng clrcua here last )'Mr. Evrryone wanted to be on hand law. He 11 aUepd to owe UnCle en 1111 six felonJ and two misde- the trial will set formally under one or the (IOYemment'a star who have already pleaded guilty to Iwhen the underworld chieftain en- to 'be Ul.e fl.n;t to quit the struarte. to conk!"atulate "Clyde and Hqb." Sam $215,000 for talllnl to Jllf anJ m•anor counts In tile tndlc~n~nt. WBJ. Special preca..:t!ona wlll be wlkl~M~Jes ill expected to be f'red. income tar: exa&torb and to other5. tertd a plea of ru:llty with .&trbli& I& cutB deeper and ever deeper i~ot ldnce tne oelebl'8ted Leopold- t.(J.ta •fii&IDit. • po1-1tble attempt.J.Q Riel. whoae JJ ~. N&Ulkd In The deren&e content10b I.!J that on lt. It was Judie Wllkenon who ,into the ea.nU.nrs ot the rnlneMJ 81When the plane headed eut after taxes .on an lneome of tt,u38,8H drcrna the airport, It wu believed derived lftiD'l booze, cambUnr and Loeb trial bu any c:wrt "receedbe ~Aini.Mn&pone 011 IOU\e ol tbe U. t'LIIWid.Jon·t~of· Jact G1111t. oa~ Capone 11 ·"t>roll:e." ttds argument sentenced Capone's older brother, Mady at a. level which ma.ktts It dlf· VIC'C over & ptrlod. of allr. yeAn!. art"UJed the tnt.ere5t In 01)1~ flli111!'DIDaat ~dn awn PDM~m lbulll 'll liUq•llllL •' lllnce wu used two months qo as a Ralpb, to three yeua tn Leaven· . The epea of the !laU. wW be that the lm.pendlne: Rial of c:llpQM . 8Miatr !ftni lwitneiiM M-e -under ,JUe.-teltlftiMI..,..... OU....·!M wu buia for Ute l"tUUOlinl: at that worth !or lnoome tax 'lolatJODI. <CoAtb:wea OD. .,.... 1ibrw) (Continued on pap--~ ····~ 'I [OlSON R~lli[S • IS BETTr RTOn -:-oct' ~ Artlcle Arouses Cleve) and Cht'ef' I I cotMem.; bo 1 °' · f.rona m,~n state.. 1 k •--root murder, • the. Un!t.d I . ill riaks lill ~~~!'~~ bt if b4 In New York Ho'-1; Leader Con...~tulateo Deteehveo ... MANY TO BE IDLE I . be that th ansht LillneH mittee Report was stated today the will ow.df- no provl!!lom for conttnutna tbe futue etrOI't-8 made by Sir ThorlliW> Iol' thirty years tcJ wrest. the lnt.m'l.u.o~ tional yachtlna: trophy from ~he AT HEADQUARTERS Nearly One Quarter Of Million Coal Minen Fin!l Task Of Making Living For Selvea And Fam• .to. ilieo, Almo•l lmpoooible •• DUE TO SUBSTITfTES FOR COAL In Execubve . Com- ' report,, u I w¥ lh~ing to previouB I ~-' . C!1Al>TEll.) ' j Yout·hfuJ Gang Bro ,en Up AIIDC .,oaae,.t be Ia fired ~ . . . lind iltopt to}, ..,. lU .JUe. f • . NOW on . . r: -~ I COIII'tMPT '"''contrary .."''· <'.' ......uiiO , 10~ ' ~nd to.,c.:hed 'tM rDou, stlll partly •Ci · ~l,ingin• eartb out)! jha4 been IQrn. Jim ;l " era1 degree• happieibehhU:l this ·cover. A~cl still no sig~ ~ ' '' ~rt. . ~ ).1~ ha.d spent t~ :menta thinkinr harcL I· ~d doiged him !Qflt nen be ne, tbouaht. The q11estio ,lie waa to wait for tb; ~ow ~o take the 'i ~it hJm,seN, I . •P erhapt it WU that te bia now invisible f ~ -ntlll that made this 1 •'apparently so wary ' , hi!hself in the optn a ' shoh Md ifOtle wide. •- ftl'8 Dry 1\l:• -ho-. ..r' ' I "Blue" Outlook Predicted ' Entire .(:onl;piire'd'~~:~::~:~~~~: ...,_ bolonc by inbed ~b pandfather~ doa wMJ. the twill . . ~ea1ar'a Collrt ~ iUKOY.h JJ6 • Wt-natche£>, WaAh., O.:t . .":---Huuh HP.m1on, J1 ., :mct Clyde Paugllorn succP.SSfully complett-d Lhe flut ncn· step tmns-Pact'flc ft!ght wh{·n they landed at 7:10 A.. ·M. P<:clflc Stll.\ldard Tlme. Thl! daring lllCJ s broucht thf'lr SJiectn.culnr flight P.ud withom 1\'Jlh a S(;nsatlonal landingto an here 1nm11ng gear. Bringing the plarre down nn a somewhat rough landing field, minus the landing gear they had drop· GAl. 61 nair-. of •n ancient , • ••• UNUSU~l OVEHDHHOPMENT or snd C~~liNDUSTRY M~J ~[~Ul TIN ON( Of ~MtR!G~'~ WORH GH~~TROPHEI,, will would not i.MI made pabUc until I after th~ funeral on Wed.PC!tlday, but the t:A!trtament ha11 been . rec.d Arreoted Trip F,ndo Only 40 MUeo From Birthplace Of Panrborn I •••• VacaUon-Bounrl HOUNDED UP 8l.~~~~1;~3j~;!E,! IS M~IN SUBJ[ NEW JOHK POliC[ :i~~}i;~:~;.~;~ n LABOR ~[551 --IN ~IR 41 HOURS ~ Oii'Hba RubieL Se•et 1 . , , _ , enll.ta the •••• [T[ Fl.ICHT Lca!~S C~hica~;•oCu;lF 8~8J KillER~ AR[ CHAR~~·~\~PT~EN5~1~LLI OISUESS R[l Come To Earth At Wenatehee, Waohinrton Early Today READ THIS W'rank SevOI'III hu fro. hil country he I Court, apparently by W •11 the fabulow •••• Many Miners Facin Starvation During Winte~ BJ S~r£ IJNmNG IN CO~ST SHTE "'"-"..._ -~-- •••• •••• ·. ' :I " Capone's Trial To Be~ Tuesday; Notorious Leader Faees 31 [rJ~d~~:~tf~~~:c! Years Ia Pea II Found uuUtJ and Maximum Sentenee Clven ~~:~:~,~o;~~r.:~.... wm I · �~ n" ' ":',. L •• • P.\OITJIIID MONfMY. 001'011ZR6, thl Look, They Aint Sympho--IJDCC~Pa\on ; Dance On:.bfll!lw.. PIWI8 . _,..- ; • .... iiiiOJUiO ' .' -. I -- • WABC-New York J1 Cf!~by; , '(:1~, ~pular ~!'d; Btna • . Popular Olcbo T.IO, Pbtl Cook. I. Qr<h · t ~ o'lali· uo Popular Tho Quaken: uo. Popula< Har· ~ · to q-uy t.Ombafdo·1 ORb monl•; l:ta, slliels o ftbe stillet ../ 10 .30 ~· u:t&: u Cm:ti: 8Lreel. OUR AUTHORITY-And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the nllltle of the Lord Jesus, givinl!' thank' to God ond the Father by Him.-.col. 3:17. I THE WORLD'S SERIES I W thut we are undergoing one of the greatest depref>· l 11ions in the hi~tory of our nation, the ~aseba~l fan is ~ust 1!\ a wtH there IR ~ I way. Louis at the tir.t two games of the great world's . series, : ,. I one• bad enou(!'h to make him say that he could not Haf- 11lackenln1 otb1the tempo hill& berm • found ad-vl1a e. ford to do this ur that" has seen him go right ahead and do The workinl population or the · h b Y a ll th c ru 1es IUSSR will have a chance now to aomething or purchnHe Mometh.ing w h lc recuperate 00 some e$nt and to of Jivin(!' could h~ claFsed as nothing le~s than a luxury 11 tore up new enera:y f~r the next , . b II h ld round For the next few montha, while he did withuut the nece~!ollty which e ren Y R ou amelioration of llvtng condltlona Is Mal:he f1 ally W~New York (Mfi.R..SOOI ---- B• J-L- P. uedbn- 1----------------·-..;.___ ~ VIlli • .._ -, _,,_~,.~-~ . Lave had 8 imply because he did not want the "necessity", to b.! the watchword After that •• ' . 1ece 1111 wll• be over and. It Is confi1 dently expected, the as badly a:-~ he wanted the "luxury ." old tempos lnBlances of this kind ~l'e far from few and.they c~n- wt~h': ~::a~~!dtn direction of om~ tribute to a great part in making KO many enemte!\ of gw- clal policy ha• beeh made evld•mt · - · b ecau"e th cy , have b eco mc first In a number of ways lately The inr to charitable mst1tuttons tangible sign was the recent disgusted by the incon!oli8tencw~ uf man~ of these poor stalin speec::h urging b!;=tter treat. l B I , ment of engineers and speclallllts and in some case~. nearly deRtltute peop e. u 1 tm ong &B l and announcing the mtroducuon hu man nature iR as it i~. it ~eem:-~ we must be content to or -va.rytng: wag:e scales.d ,Numerous• other le~~~> spectacular e rees an I, statement.! get along as best Wf~ can nnd hope for the best. have followed at short llnternls I • • • . . I I the northern part of the ~tate a few days ago n I or dU!erlna \\•are scales 1s the md.llt change Many ttlat has occurfarmer and an officer m- the law wete kill e d b Y marau d erii IsJ(nUlcant red here lnteJy. nbserven who were stealinr pii~>~ ftom the farmer'tt pens. As yet 1l ftnd It dlmcuu to rl!concue ~hts . new practice With the fWldamental tbe killf)rs have not been Apprehended but there I~ every principle of communism. "to each reaaon to believe they win be in k ~;hort space of time. In· 1nccordtna to hi11 needs, and .!rom In . . .t eaJf):l acordlnfl to . his aolllties. et•ad of high minded moral CitiZen• carrymg casaR IJ1 o Tll•r• eldats ihpch opeculollon oourt and trying to convict owners of property for shoot- •mdul fote11Jn obaervera as to the 1 L •• retiUit of of!erlnt table d'hot~ me&ll 1 j!lli' Jll~rMUdel'l found in the,ir fields, the•e '1100dy-goody at. P"hops 3&, 6C1 and tO koJIO ... i!Jdividuals should u•e t~eir etrort. toward convlctlnit the ,~~hwes and thus aid in making the country a better place f!!~~~I:: ~~!~:~~~.~ I""' the man wllh a 35 kopek order rrqm ventln~ his f~Itnaa to,111 which to live. ward the llllln tO kOJieu .... Too map:y youpr thie~ts are excUHEid because HOmtl 1?o'Qtth," a~ On~ e~Pfea,aed it. Bep~ . , h'IK fOUth l•t1te be • heby ~ Wtm1d·be refol'lfJer ratsc" a hue and cry about to the rdo!iti thebry'oUla o'f tobtinunlsm. lhuo lifO berun more criminal careers, which if not j~'}l!oed by Incarceration in •tate in•titutlons, would at . hqve bepn delayed a few yeal'l! at the wor•l. White . ~B!~ I >l:·clur -lnstftutions moy not reform many. certainly those wllo ln rrlme and win sytnpathy and are relea•ed when~~u11ht, are poor subjects for a reformation. Till~ I• the flrst time in hl•tnry that the Am e. an •·u.a I 8 pm. Rhythm Klnp: 8:30. Connie Boswell; 7, Bing Crooby; 1"115, Bing lnu: Bu:ophones; 7 .4:5, Morton DQwney; 8, Band Concert; 8"15. Abe Ly~an'll Band; 8:4:5, Walter Wlnchell: 9, H~nry-Oeorge; 9:30, Friendly Rich's Orch ; 10, Ben Bernie's Orch; 10 · 15. Popular Orch; 10 . 30, Nit Wit Hour; 11, Street Singer; ll .15, Dance Orch; 11:30, Frank Winegar's 0r("h; 12, Romanelli's Orch; 1 am, Pop!Aiar Orch; Daye Abtama and His Popu- ?'J"1~tanc•" I I ' __ I I ,. I un~olved "''"' I I B~ 1erly Germa~ D<~o l~H 20, 1 \l -.. 1 . .- ou purchase shoes, fruit and candy. You call for cigarettes. I 1 -· . '!I •• .• ... It's .like this: m -"""······-· ,_,._., ......_.,_. ,. j Many· M•lners : lt. B. BUNSTINJ, M4IGK" COLUMBlTS, OHIO W..OS!J<taaSU'eet, - - .. . as . if . I .. . ." will ~ W~y itpt follow . ~he· .... ... .. . . . .' 1 ,.,.,., '. """"",,, itfllL1t~G-' ' ' .I ( '• '=,._.......,..,....__-.:,;.,...,r.::.,.... ROMANCE AND REALITY hy gn:xfn. ' SOMETIMES, when you turn the paJea of a book, your mind is seekinr rcllllance. You lonr to leave a too-familial· wotld .. . to travel with the apeed of thourht to far-off purple. Ianda ... to blt.the Ill tepid, lbtua•acented aurf. . You may find in the advertiaement juat what you want in the way of a better breakfaat food, or a new radio, or an improved fat& jlowdlll-. If the thing fito Into :r,our livin1; u practical ancl pobible and pl'timiainr-you are vitally intereSted. -Betll.uoe you are readin; ~bout younelf, . .. ... Is f~esh. ~ y9u . '. ~ ~ .. .••. " Why not Qpply the same test when you buy your cigarettes? You want a cigarette that's pure; for purity counts in ciga- ... ..,,' ' ~ ., Adveniainf : dl-ru-• relilitiea--romah~ic onea often ettaulh-biit ai:. .l ifllde-o JCIU can hU•e for 'your own, lle1V jbyf ''( .... .' ·r~Jii afolie• til :rout happilll!Til.. " • • . i : fhe ·:NIIwrti. .eift,i it ~~~ ll.~ Wfltt~>ii fl1t 1~11. ''TfiW arJt_ , -~ ... '] ~ant made IIJi~:y_O,u Avant it so ·packed as~ reach you·ju5t as it was: '. when it was made. ·' ; real. ' "ilf>e~ are r~iable. . ~ ,. · But Jlllli' daily paper tinda you in a mare practi<:al m01>d. lnterelted in teal people, in facta of the dar. Lookin1 f1>r newi bf , thin1• that you may buy and enjoy.--here arid na... for your faillily. -- Ba by K'JI lers • Today; a rtft ~nr thin1• that were tolnantic dreama onl~ ten yean aio areJ:on\rltqn reilitles. Lifo;ldo~ in_ore color, rilo~ charm, lni>Hi llit•tlntup. And tlie thinp tl\11t rive it all theae may be found in lJie 'lflvertiainr c:olu~na. ;,], ::rce•1 ''" ""c ,!,Jc ' • fake thl"ir ad'rite II MYiiU TOBACCO Co. - MARIE I lieen tnade P•••imlstic by bumper crop•. · " • I .,-. " Convenient to Stores and Theatre~ IIRB& PARJUNCl liOt ANil arteglt IN OONNKCTfON I Pol-~wt.nt 1 Ollilfntijj' . 301 a- Willi Batlll t2 t. $3.-lie llrii- lr.UI- ~ wa.s almoa~ I ====== • • :-: : 10·5 JudKeH, for instance, must be II KEEP LOCKED UP more careful In haqdln1 down LREADY LOCAL PEOPLE have started complaining ha.t'm sentences: too many good A one-horse OOwn is a -vllla11e that's so quiet you can hear the groCJS men have been taken away from about the prowler!-1 who are making systematic raidS Industry lor lnaufJklent cause. growlna on the main stre~>t. on the basementH of tho!(e who have stored away canned ~yo~::n:_lfooyg:r~~:seg~s ~~hh!! Italy Is trytng to borrow our cen- gives hla wife a key to the omce. 11oods and other edible!-~ for the coming winter. been introduced and wtll, It is un- sUH-t.aker They've C't!ered him a Jarilftable Homicide . · f 1 •L 't' ldent.ocid, be extended soon. This job In Venice, counllng the ftoatlnlt No matter how VIgilant or cafe u our au,.uon 1es does not yet mean the abollstunent population. When your husband drlvt!s the car so fut out In lhe country may be, it sim))IY h; impo$1!i!ible to prevent the perpetration 11or ration cards. For the time he~ Thll! country has lets of real Sunday afternoon that you ' · I · Int.; at lea1t citizens will continue of theMe many petty robbeneR or to run down the cu pnls to draw rations But other, 110 • bc ne~actors, bul the average phllan read the bJUboards. ~ hroplat Is a man who wanl.5 the after the thieving ha~ been accomplished. The best and Icalled "free," stores are beln1 open charitable to give him organization AIIKIJII' the DUkn&l . ed where more or the same iood6 aalcst thinR" for thrifty houMekeeperH to do 1!1 to thoroughly can be hnd at much higher- prices fifty centa, worth ol badges e-very Soft penCils and foolscap lock and bolt their hou!-le~ bn~emenb and barns and thus Blnce many prefer to use thtlr time he donates a. nickel 9iere· invented so that saps ' excess earntna:s for more food. wt'lte lettera. Yea'n Wron1 discourage criminally mindf'd peopl(• from ~m·ceMfullr RhoeJ!, trousers. simple dresses and Hula hula dancers don't belon8 · h · · 1· 1 · other f1mdamentals Instead of Motneato111 M~&a carrymg out t eJr illega In ent10n~. opentna savings accountli, these to the little theatre movement. When a pole vaulter goes Pomet'oy people have toRt many article~ of value free shops do • thriving ~uslness sleep In a rour-paeter bed. Wc.btlen of Na&ure . th d , The "frep" stores are all !!tateduring the piU'It several week!-~, not to men t lOll e amagc owned and carry the sam(' food& The fellow who's so tough that time he sneezes it changes Oar Own 'faUdevtlle done to MCfC(I-11 doot•s which have heen kicked in and ruin- dt&ptayed In Ute "closed' 'stores every Captain: What's faking , , . . where ration 'ard.11 are demanded. the well.ther report. ed. The best method of du~couragmg the practice 1.s tu • • • customer 80 lOng ,to eat that Soelal EmM'II or nlphabetJca.l soup? · aive the culprit the extr~me penalty of the law .when they Better restaurant conditions and A newlY married man is one who W&lter: He "' meal8 at dltrerent prices have also are caught and convicted but the trouble in many ca!ile:- been promised for the autumn. · · 1~ Hft~r appre h en d'tng lh e m · Varylnl prices with In workers· is convicting th e crlmtna rant1 coupled the new resta.upolicy A Mod ~'*'"' ~-mile I J A IT n " THE wo · RLD CP Of . _..._ Clamdcal 12·so am, I I 1 I which is held annually. every Fall after the close of the baseball ~:~caso-n between the leading tenms of the two n,:llW ca Jl ed Big Le agu Cfi. w B!ol fi II ed to ca pa city and at t h(' t,____:;.;;._~-~-'"-wfto~···-·....~---·--..................y,__·~-••••_...._,y·-·~·Yo-...~-·y_.__...~·-·--~·y--..,.-~-· ..l.., prices asked which, by the way, are somewhat higher than ordinary league games through the season. MosooW the engineers as a class to make It au:ain sate to treat them ru~ equala. In addition to the f~:tct that ther~ are c~pacity crowds.! By KL~DALL FOSS Othem claim th<:.t lmder conditions thousands are how1ing and bemoanmg their bad luck beI. N a Btal'! CorreRPOrldtut as they hue eJusted here 1uttJ! recause they are unable to purchase tickets fer these d.- 1 Moscow, oct. S-A brea.thloi. ~~n cently fewer and fewer englnecrs . . d' 'rl has been aceoraed the hard·dr... en were willing to work. Theile main 10:30, Real PoUts: 11, ics- It simply proves once more that lhe ordmary in 1V1 · 1Russlan worker. Aftt::r lnore th11.~ Orcb; lJ, Popular Orch; ual who has had some experience wilh pe~P\• and who '"~' ye~" ....,or. ~~.~.~';lr'"'lij ' ~lf,'1 lr-""--"'""__..,......,__..,,l;j..l~~- ~-.;;..._.._ _~.,..,, Dance Orch. 1. , ~.-· . L " fl I upon the n.-uwan _., . ._ ' can recal1 ttome person who was In c1rcum:. anttl'S nanr - trlallziui the Soviet Ulilbn. • J'~ OCTOBER. ~ound, IW"rs l SJD£•LJGHTS JN N£WS OF I I I I 10:30, Times may be a~ tough and as hard as everybody aays they are but one notices that the baseball park at St. suspects on~) I WJR-Dettott (400-7MH '1 JlDl, chestn.. vlnegar, the cloves and the clnna .. Amos ·n• .Andy; 7:16, 'the Irlsto· 1 WLW-Cincinnatl !32&- 700( G:l5 mofl. for 20 minutea Place a few cra.t.s; '1.30, Popular Sercnaders; 8, pm, Baseball SCores; 6:30, Popular of the whole pears at a t1me In the Popular Orch; 8.30, ~op~lar Pro- Proeram; 8:4S, Lowell Thomaa; 7. syrup, and ~bok them until they p-aDJ,; 9, Dance 'Jrch, 9.30, Muai- Amos 'n' Andy; '1:30, Popular Pro- are tender. Pack them Into thorcal 'tloblinoe'; 1o, Expre&~~; 10:30, sram· T·ts Murray Horton's Oreh ougtiJy cleaned Jan:. Adjllllt the Real Polk.s, U :15, Blwnber MU8ic; 8, The Qwikera; a:ao, The Bubble rubbers, and nn each jar to overtt ·ao. R~ Columbo_; 12, Jane · Blowers; 9, Dixie Enaemble; 10:30. 1nowlnl with the bot syrup AdFrothmans Orch; l~ .Ui am, Th_e Variety, 10:45, Bob Newhall; u, just the covers and seal the Jars 1 ContlnenLalB, Ben Pollock a C:::<::lm:::ei:Cig~h::t:•·:.:_l1:_::.:30:_:M:::oon::::_~RI::,:•e::r~·_:t:>:.,.:lmrn=:=""=~la~te=ly= ·:;;:=;;::;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::-( Po.PUlar r;:tanoe12;30, Orchest.ra. • ' • r woN-chlcaac 1416.4-720) 7 pm, Sin&inll }-oa~; 7 . 1~. Harold Teen, ' 1:Sid. The Oa.ter Boys; 7·45, The GumPI: 8:05, Louie's Hungry Five: 8:30, Popular Program; 9, Band Concert, 9:$0, Mwtcal Pr<~ifram; --------,n. ~-~ - ;r.,~: \ 10, Mustcal HlahlighU; Earl tain that 110methlng was Burt.n.,U.'s Orcb; 11 :16, The BtebaUrad "the br"alm or the biQII Boys; 11 :SO, Tweet HORan's bact· to the Job. Orch; 11:45, ArL KU$el; 12, Earl :Purtllett'8 Oi"ch; 12 :30 am, Tweet :- A any rate, It Is clearly realized Hogan and His Pooulor Dance Or~n vemin@: circles he~re:;}t:h::at,'l,.l!n-: chestra. · dUBtrlallzatlon cannot WLW-ctncinnatl (428-700) 6:Ui 1pm, The Hltten&ota; 8, Old Man the desired pace when men shirk the dangers respon- Sunahlne; 6:11, Baseball Scores; sletllty, The reant party an- 6:4S, Lotiell Thomas; 7, Amos 'n' l nouncemcnt callinl on po.rty AI d 15 n..... ben to dlsttngutsh more carefully J y; 7 = • .. ....,ular Melodies; '1':30 be tween "ordinary technical risk'' Variety; 1 :46, PariB Night Life; 8, BmJUOI Ed lltCOJinell; 8 :30, hoiand sabotage indlcate11 that the Jtng~:;worth Hall; 9, Popular Orch: holding of a responsible posiUon In 9:30, Musical Dominoes; 10, Jim lnl:lustrla.l enterprise has proved and Walt; 10 .15, Bob Newhall; 'llrt•Rie.,.,J HILE THE COUNTRY in general, i• trying to prove Boardman~Pola.ndo bercul~a 1 pound sup.r t.mD'bef I I ~fpj:lle Uv• pan Co: u. Qea~ge Complete 1 plot water 1 lemon, •l:k:ect 8ineer ModB: i, They e~~ll for cheap IUld a fuel. Try excellent. e C:· ,. 1 pound Y• • • Dan Sullivan Is CalledBy Death ~ I, Popular Pfolr&m; 9:10, Calvin uun I PopUlaf U .SO, Reel Coolidp: lO:Ip, C~a •. Lu and Em; I N~Js' Orch; 12, . . .y M.teker'l 11, Sl~btr . JIU81c, U.30, Ruas l'ht fruit may be preserved 1 Oreh ' 1 am. Dance Orch; l ;SO, lum,bo, 11 . ~. DI"!AArr. PietUl'f!t, whole, tn hiJYee, or in quart.en.. Dave' ~· Popular otch. v lUI am, Paul Whltem&n &nd Ria Boll ~e aupr and water J'or 5 WBAP-Kew York (46&.3.000) Popular ~ and R~ Oreh minutes, add the Pe&n and the Popular Qrc:h · o·u. The Bteb-W.JR--Delroit ltoo-'1501 6 .45 pm, lemon and cook the pear& unt1.l Bon· 1 jacU; 1:30, Uuaical Masters , 7, Amos ·n· Andy they are clear a.nd t.ransparenL aod Tedd B~ prtoh.· 1 .ts 'Ole Gold 7"16. Puft's of Rhythm; 7.30 , The u.ntll the 1yrup u. a thlclt c~­ bterp~ 8, ~~ SJtei.chea · 8 :30 Welcomers; 7 :~. Tbe Smart Set; 8 t.ency . Tum them into clean bot Po j, ~ - 9 The aYPsies; The Qua.kera; 8 :30, The Bubble j&rs and se&l them. If hard poan, Pi~am · 10 TrUe Blowers; 8, The Chronicles; 9:30, IJ.ICh aa KleiJm> are used, they 9 .l;.u ~- 1rt·-ttt Tbe o~ttatnfm · Oll.bln CoolidJe; 1D, Remem- ahoutd be oookad tn c1W water un Lee 'u:ll, Jeaae crawiord; ber; 1 :SO, Clara, Lu and Em; 11 :15 in tender, and the water In whiCh. 11 :30, cAb caUoway'a Oreh; 12, t;Uumbtr lolURic; 11 .30, The Red they are cooked should be used ln Paul Whit.eman'& Dartce ()reb; I Apple Club 1maltlrig the syrup. A few clovea or a stick of cinnamou 18 sometimes nd HI 8 12:80 am, Tweet. Hopn WON-chicago <416.4-760) 1 pm added tQr ftavor . Pineapple Juice " Popular Dance OrcbetLra. Sin;ln& Lady; 7:16, Harold Ween; ~d lmtead of water In the syrup WJZ-Hew York (S41.5-TBOl. 6 : 45 7:45, The Oumpa; 8 :05, ' Louie's rtves a delicious navor ' pm, Lowell Tbomu; 1. Amas 'n' HlDliP"Y ive; 8 · 1~. Art Kusel: 8 :30, Andy; 7:Ui, Ttie Je&tera; 1 :SO, Phll Minstrel Show ; 9, Populaf ProCook, 7 45, Parla Nl.aht Life; 8: 30, Pk:llled Pun Death V•llef Days; s, Ma.ytq: gram; D:-15, Pick of the Sea&on; 10, 4 quarts pears 0 -h. 9 .30, Musical Dominoes; 10, Earl Burtnett's Orch; 10:30, Clara. ~"' Lu and Em; 10 : 4~. MUIICIJ Mo~ pounds white sugar Express; 10 :30, Real olb; 11, lum- ment.•; u·l5, The Stebbins Boys; 1AI ounce stick cinnamon oer Mu.lic; n ·ao, RUSI!I Columbo; 11 :30, Wayne Kine's Orch, 12, Ted \to once whole cloves 12, Jane Frohman 11 Orch; 1.:1 : 15 am Weems' Orch ; 12:30 am, Tweet The Continental&. HOKIIUl and His PopUlar Dance orPeel pears. Boil the sugar, the Yn ...,. 0111eoao .. Pltaervt ell)-Ulu either 'II&Y <348.6-860) I T:~. M~ ' Dc>wMJ; I. ~ Com~ert; 1 :151 BlDCln' 8:30, KaLe SO!rlth'l Jii..so· ,... Ondd:J B1<b1 - - - Ocllplloallcol aa earnestly proving that where there J)l' 6:15 pm, pon 111pJow·a Orch; a .:so, 11 aew anc1. ~; e:ta, n.e Pilots; 1 AD~DIO iifti'iiitaft'flli - . oqroaaa • ' Ptckle I. 1h1 KiJle fe In A t Mi haps l>l.e~ Jurd~n Dry Agent : >~ ~ ---. - Middleport News .u<D .•• IIIJU,. B:lftiiiJ ,......- 81 .<.L-VI<.. . . - ~ED MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 MEDICAL MEN MEET l.ltaobul. Tlney , lll Ju1y JO-at l rear IUld. whilfo th~ twa ~trunlll'!£1 ] F A d : ateel manutllCtutef and. ph.lla.tl• this yen 1n •t.t mldJ.lt> o! the •. 0Uf Manon, 0, Oct b lN8-Leild· thropls.t ••• ..._ !'. . . . . . ~• The previous record wu heltl by 1ccn1•nue J f1rm 11 hla rr •uhez All ot ers In medif."ine and aura:ery p t h- · s:1e- d1ej at het hom@ In PrQII'II • l'f__ Capt&ln DieudoiUle COIILe, noted ' h~.s mot.li went wlkl U 0 8 ,ered here today for Lhe open1na: to- , crOSJing vestft"day. _ ll'llbJa UI'CIII (Continued ft<lm pqe one) Jl'rench Iller , and lburlce Bellonte, , Lk.te<"t1ve Heise drt>W hJs reYolver morrow or the 89th annual m~t1n1 ThJs afternoon the body wa.s teV" ... PBONI SU-L who new •pprox.imat.el.)' 4.900 nnlet~ bul ' 'll.s not abt!l Lo 5hool t~a.rmi y D h f Cl of Wlf! Northwe&tem Oh1o MediC$11 taken to P1tl61Jurgh . Another m-~._..IIW!!Ifl ---!~~~!!=======~========~ I 'ntention S~rs dl.lplayfd hil liocerlty or from Parla Lo Siberia. ht would !ltrik .. bysta nden Fmally ouna auc ter 0 e,·e- AMO<:latlon. Sl)t!akers Will mduc. .-! vif~f' was t..o b-e ht'ld l.hPre Wednel· ..;,. to keep Baynham of! the Se-veral weeki aao. JOiepb Leb- bowl've r. he- round an upt.uln ii: and land Cop Diet lnatantly Dr Oeorlt" W. CrUe and Dr M . A day ·' wrCP. Rermanently by llnOOWlclnB rlx, Marcel Doret a.1d Rene Mt3-l flred two !hotls Jold~tn tr ll to the , , , Blankenhoru or Cle-v~Limd, and nr --- · ~tla' the name ot Baynham's •m::- min toot otr from Le Bouryet 11lr Jilrt~~.ond 1n Car Colla~aod Hugh Gibson Bell tty of Columbuti E tRTH TREMOR SOTICED. 1Bwieher, who has bten ill l5 n i)W cusur will be ll>Cnt t.o Governor fteld near Parts in an etrort La Takt'n to at f'rancl~ Hospll.al It A check up revuld that four Sr.t"ldUJiky, 0 . Oct. ~1NS:..A ..,.,. much Improved White today shatter the rcc I Wal:i howe\·er, tha.L Jordan deathll occurred ln Ohio over the DAMAGE SUIT BEGINS slight earth tremor or unknovm or!-.:., . Mr and Mrs. A.lbl •lt Paehnle ant\ E&.\onham, It w.u n!ported, was ord Headlna: for Tokyo, they en- had not been Mtruck by a bullett. I week end due to automobile accl - 1 N,.v York. Oct. 5-INS-The $600 rln ~rhook Sandusky 11.nd vic~Jty ;(.» da\18h.t.er Preda 11pent the Wetk end ~till lnt.kiDK an effort to appeal t.J countered a severe ~tol'm 400 ml leli 1!-ir hEd merely been .stunned trom dent.a 1000 al\enation of aHecUon and 11 - 1 loda y. m Gran-ville. :1- \t' \ .Jor Wnltc fur reinstatement east of M08COw , an'i the plQnc fa bUh' P on the head It Wllb said Lolling control ot his racer when ' bel ~ ult against Marlene Dietrich I Nu Injuries were reported aJJd - • crashed. Lebr1x and Meamin .io:'l: Jordan was queshoned by de - the tront axle cracked as he wa.s ' ~C I'et u star , by Mra Zita Von Ste111 • dam:.r,.e was bel!eved to ha-ve bo:en Jacqueline Lam~ of Corntng m Old Rallroad Conductor and here visltina with Mrs. Willa Launb their lives, but Doret escaped bv k!ctt"les at pollee headquarte 1s here leadtn 11 the t\eld In a race , berg "''as to open in BuiJrenJe Cuurt mln(Jr Prominent Citizen, TuJean Smith, who haa bee-11. e-mjumping clear with a parachu~ this mOl':lhli. He denied that ht at the Sharon Track near Hart~ tooRr L&unchlnw Rn ln'lt'.!!tigatJon t.o ployed ln the Louis Be"uw Shoppt had shot Oreen lntentlon»lly and rord. 0 , Tony Loc'Jo:ha.rt. Clt>veland . It war, repOJted, how.e\·er , la"''Yf"I'S dete:mine t he ca.use or Lhe l.re7m:Jr, Victim at westerville for :;ome tlme. reContinued rrom P' .II dEria:t'd that the bullet which llUit.antly killed H111 !or t ne actress would aMI. ror bll! LUthl)r\tles believed It might hne 11 turned Sunday to her home on that Herndon ami PC.ntilbonl had ed Itt' omcer IVII.S dl.IICtlatRed accl - machine hurtle<l th!"ough a fen~ ur purLiculan cawsm~; \Al.St iJOilt'• ri'SU!~t'd trom an explosiGn In a . Dan 8ul1ivan, 81 years of age. Sixth Avenue for an lndeftt•ltt 1eclded to cor.tlnue lastwa1 d to I dt·nt o.Jly durmg the !:ltN!el slrugale •and caught nre ., ment o! the trLal n~arby quarry of an earthquake. ~ away at hill home 011 leni;lh of Ume The shoppe, has Bo1st, ldaho, or Sal: Uke City (ConUnued. from DQe one) F-o'K'(' omclllls ~>~~.ki ttlat Jordan Joseph Volk, 35, w~ts killed and n 1. plaintiff 15 t he -...·If<! ot JoSeventh av.e nue here, early Mon- been closed for a short time. Had they been abu~ to do so they - !las -. cht>t: kereu cnmlnal career Peter BeSI!'k , 4~. was .'IE'riow;ly In - •Pp"l Von Stt:rnber , rnotlun plc - Two Meals Day Belt 11 1 day morntilg Death WII.S tht> result Lew EdWil.rds and Jt'sse John.!!cn .vould tlu-ve sel a new record for trol wqon and then turned !he \ :u r was arre~>ted four yean; \lgo In jured when the machlne In which t ure director . 1. or tUberculos.is which he had s•!f· of curton. who are employed m .eng dltit~&nct" ftytng .. ~ we lt w; tak- pri.s':'ner oovt"r to O!"ft!h and an - IM11mHeld e n c harge~; or drtvma,an they were riding sk idded oft"' road For Stomach Trouble fered for 11everal years. Buc)- t us epent the week end at home na: hOnol!l as the ftrst to make the other patrolman autGmlblle wnh ou t the owner·s near Painesville and crashed into Mr. Sullivan wu cne of the most Mr. and Mr~:;. L B PUnch and non-stop cr06slna of lhe Pacirtc. Whc:n the patwl wagcn arrived, ptorlli 'sslon. He Is also known to a tree. llR\' .-\GENT JSJURED Skip one meal and drink waJeipromlnent mea of the community Yr and Mrs. Fred l;htton of CoHugh Herndon, J1 , and Clyde Jord{ln asked permls.slon of the ot!L- Elyra authorities, It Willi said, and Four -year-old Ruth Vanlk . Pu :smuuth 0. CK't &- INS- Jru;teB.d wa 5 h out stomach and havhll formerly been a conducto.1 lumbus spent the week end y,;lth Pangborn. American airmen who to go to this automobile to aet Wlls once a.rre~:;ted In Los Angeles on daughter of Patrolm11n TheOOorl' Elmu C Farmt:r . 40 une of th•· bowels each morning by drlnktnr ~ for the old K . & M. railroad and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorse Bauer. made the nrst successful non-stop 1 his coat Granted pernuWon , Jor~ chat~tt:s ot rec.eLvlng stolen Koods Vanlk, Cleveland, 'o\11.8 lns!Bntly vld£~t state prohlbit ion awents ln lwntt'r Wlth spoonful of simple iiYC· &he New Yorlt Central railroad, Mrs. Carry Summerville, Mrs. Hiaht acrOSII U1e Pa.dflc In thelrldan v·slked to the automobile !oJ· J:-ordan has a dlvorceu wife llvmK killed t.nd her mother and fathcr · thP point ot servlct' In OhiO. loQay erln buckthorn bark saline com~ boldlnl the poaltion for abou~ John Lewis and Howard Joh1;.son I journey from Samushiro Beach, lowed by Otl-'t'n Jordan reached , In Mans!leld, accurdlll!l to pulll-'e was crttlcally hurt If, u. collision of WIUi ,lurslng Injuries received \\hen pou;ld rcalled AdlerH~a) ·~ ---. thlrty-n.ve years. He was a. retlrt:d of pt Pleasant vlsit~d Friday With Japan, to Wenatchee, Wash1nJt,on, into a side pocket of his car, otri- hfre. their machine wiU1 another auto- 111n :J.LrJJlan-e he wa:, t!ylng ytsLcu.l~:~.y Adlerlka brings out poiEQruJ ll:;-;:: $ emplo;pee of the New York Ct:mral friends and relatives here. railed In their attempt to eatabllsh cers s,ald. dre"' 11 reYolver and bt· · -mobile at Cleveland The wlrl died WILS o-verturned and WJecke:.l as It m~ ~cr thought were m your system. • } company, Hr and Mrs Olen Nlchoh; spe nt i a new Ion& distance non-stop rec-~ ean ftrln(l:. STILL ON C-\St: of a. crushed ctlest. 1was htlng brought to a lauding at If you are nervous, can't sleel(. .,tll) : 1 He was a membe1· of the Sacred SWlday with Mr and Mrs. Wlltlam ord The first two shotli went " 'lid and Lima, 0, Oct. 5-lNB-County Burns caused the death of Leon- ' the turport here oi gas. it wlll surprise you. ~.. ... Heart Cattmllc church or Pome.1-oy ISeyfried of Wolfpen. Herndon and Pangborn covered 1nret-n lunsed at J01dan who swung authorities today were undeJStood ard Metz, 30, of Bprlngtl.eld. whose I Lka contaim no hatmful drugR. 4:W!t "" Durlnu: the past few years oJ[ his Mrs. A J . Donahue wa.!! In P1. tipproxlmately 4,742 miles The t and fired point-blank at the o!flcer to be working on nt>"ll ciuee In con- automobile cauil'ht r.re after being MKN. FRICK IS DEAD It !odav, by tomorrow you tecl Lhe llfe he has spent 'lis winters m Pleasant, Btmdiiy , vhdtlng with her p1 e.sent record Is 5.010 mile6 set by 'Gre(!n ftll df'Sd from a bt1llet that. necUon With the and mys- 'struck by an automobilt driven by Mass, Oct - I !liB- The wonderful enect or this ... ., I1Russell Boardman and John completely throUJJii hLS body. t.E> rh.Jus double mul'd L·r of Thelma 1Patrolman Charles Wunderly , Rev Nt>llson Pee Care) wa.., to cous Jemcdy Ebcr!;bach Pharmacr; Plorlda where he m11de many l'.C- daughter. Mrs. H A Brewer and K•lned M". Blanche M. Haskins accom- ando when they ftew non-stop f<om Ciel H . Cox. onolh" p•tmlman. 1Wood , 11 , and Ea<l lTu.,dole, BpnnKHeld The omm and his , duct '""""'' ""'"" "'day '"' M>'' Tn Mlddl•·port by Btambu<y , r !.'~-~! panted her b1other , C . M Matthews I Floyd Bennett airport, Bl'(]Oklyn, eo . meanwhile tackk>d Jordan from lht!, last May 20 I wife were ~;erlously Injured Benry Clay Frick. widow of the C•,mpany adv. .:<U~eral &rrangemLnts are bt-ing d Cqeshlre, to Marietta, Saturday • - - ------- - - - ---- - -<f' ·completed by the Rawlings uaderMr. and Mrs Randolph Ward taken and will be announced laL.Pr and baby, Mr and Mrs William He 18 sur-vived by hls Wife. Murray of Charleston spent Swt.. ·it clay with Mr. and Mrs. Jam~s MurOeoree Moore and tamlly who 1ay or Grant street han been residing at Wharton, W. The Ml681onary society of the Ya., ror the past few months have First Baptist church wUI hold a moved their hOllilehold SOOd& to meetl!lB Tuesday evening at the . •' their former home here. church. The public Is extended a ,,, Ray Neal Is surrering with c. bad- ' rord.iul welcome Lo uttend. ly sprained- shoulder and a.rm I Mr. and Mrs. Fred HofTntan and which were injured while he -was Bon, Ja"ck, of Dunbar, spent the .,jl 4 partJcJpating Jn the Rio Grande- week end here - "1' • . Marietta college football game at • Morletta Saturday . Mr. and Mrs Dftve Aleshire an~ Mn, Elizabeth Rusaell exppcts to daught~rs, Evelyn and Marie a •1o 11pend Hevera:l days ' this week •ith • Harry Harrison of the Plains Wt!r.. Mr. and ,rs. Jack. Patte{·son v. 1 !eve .. nl11ht Kuesls Sunday or Mrs 0 Lancaster. j : LUlie H,Ysell of Sixth avenue Mn. Harity Bowles and mother 1 Hov.:_ard Bowers who Is employf'd Mrs. Martha Bryant will vlsli 1 1n Ra.cy1u.s, was l)omc ov~r lh<' '"7'!" friends In Columbus this week. week end. ~ ·'"'""- .. • ~- ./ t Mrs. Anna Juhlins and SQn Geo j George Sauer wtlo has employformer Middleport residents. now ment in Bucyrus. spent the. week: Uvlng In Hew York CUy , sailed C'"nd here__with his w1fe and sous September thirtieth for a thteL'- . ML ~ Elmer f>rlode and two chllwef!ks trip to the Hawllan Islandll dren or Zane!!vllle. vl~lted with Mr. Members 'Ji the ·vomcu s" \;•;- ~ and Mrs Albert Priodc, Sunday air. Club" ~~.re reques'" d t.o be Ql"d>- : J. P. Boothe left Monday mornen.t for the ftn;t meeting of th 1• ling lor CoshoeOOn. where he will ' ··; Jear, Teusday evthltng at 7:30 at I visit with relatives. the Heath M. !: church Plans are , Mr and Mrs D ~ Farmer. Vi•J bEing completed tor carrying out an v1an Smith and Mary Kathryn ,•i' American program ol modernlstlc Hetnes motorf'd to Athe~ 8aturrnus1c. i day afternoon, wh~re they attendMlSil Althea Hn•;man, rmmcl'lv ed the football game. They weLt' of Mlddlepol"t, nlJv: of Clevel~~cl is 1accompanJed homE' bv Dan Farmer viBJtlng relatives ·tt Letart and wtll 1and Charles Bing, who spent Bun.. . ·: ; YlBJt also with Midctleport flwnds. l day with their parentll. Wl<llam Mfn•cr rormr r owner of Mr. and Mrs. Cha1les Walburn will moveit1s W.loic from the 'P'red the Mayer Bakery of Pomeroy, has rettes just as it docs in candy. Then again, you want a cigarette WHEN YOU Conway rty .oo ~e CQ1ner Af acqpf~ ,a, .pelt~ !lUI .h.tad ~ker 11 ' ' • "I • .· l • -.- I l!lecond A ue anlf l.Dctist stree!. lor "the bhlfnger Baking compu.ly ' Street Oomm~sloner, HarlOw at Middleport. I TO BUY .A PAIR OF SliDES, you examme the leather, the way that's just as fresh when it was made. ' Mr. and Mrs D. L . Samobury andj ,, •• • ·! •-lion Cecil, daughter Dorothy E. E. the shoes are made, their shape. You try them to ste if thty lit__ .,._ ]Betts of Columbus. Mr. and MrB. apply in Now, if you apply to cigarettes all the tests that you IScott Canaday and wn, Richard, of -~· •• , RuUand. wet"c 8\Ulday suests a.t . they satisfy . .you (Oontlnued from page one) I the Sldenst.l'kker home on Seoend ' ' buying shoes and fruit and candy you purchase CHES· ftcult for the employed miner to aventJe I ~ maintain his home. For from ~o The W.C T u wm hold their re~­ TFRFIELD like millions of other smokers. to 80 per cent or the cost of ~ll.C- ular meeting Friday , afte 1·noon at same method in pnrrhasing rour cig:Jlnl coa.l Is represented by the l11bo: th!.'! home or Mrs Edwin Cook. The t-emalnlng 30 per cent cannot Miss Marl Dennis of Columbus rettes? !You• w~nt cig:arettes that arc made f rum the vel)' lx·sc '" · • • • be redi!Ctld, a~ will be el:plai'ned 1n spent the week end with her mo•hC'L: First, because tobacco men will tell you that in Turkey, Kena later llrticle In this series Mrs. Louisa Dennis ' . bacco-4nild; ripe, sWeet. You wnnt thl'm made ~ight. You ,P,anseq4~ntlf the only way to cut Misses MRyme Covert and Vlr" pfoductloD C0$1..\ IS to lower wages. ginla Leonard and M<:.-...rfl. ChaPtucky, Georgia, the Cnmlinas, Virginia, and Maryland, only " . Hel\ce ~he steadii:R lncteasmg fo;cr pell~ Talbot and George VHn zrrnt " want the!n free from harshness and hitr and .. pine he:' ." In other dt the Sledge hammer ~low~ falling enjoyed a poL luck supper Ht the • the mildest, ripest tobacco is bought for CHESTERFIEJJb~ thll! ·rntner'a head. ' home ot Mr and Mrs !li" ... sh Has- 1 • r, words, you want cigarettes that .rill isfy pu. Already hls 'Wage hae dwindled to klns on Palmer ,;treet Prlda\' evf'-1 tobacco cured by the ~un's pure rays, the farm~rs' slow-burnthe I!.'!Vel wtwre tltouBands of mi- ning. ' • , ners declare, ""I might as well loU and starve as w'?rk atid stal"\'e." At- In the Sunday IS&ue .J. the Dall~ ingm-cns, and finnlly by great high-pressure steam drying.')llaready the omrators' 1IJ a_. h~~os 1Tribune. It was stat • 1 th·tt tht E WHEN YOU GO TO BUY FRUIT-oranges, ·>., brought the price ot ·'coal so low A. Cre1cr home on Gr ... ,el Hill had chines. In the tobacco regions where they grow tobacco and that the mine ow~rs as a whole been rented to Mr CciVI!l, New you want ripe fruit, fruit that has matuwll>< inr:· I ,, · :.. i.,·n tllre not making one -cent p Ht York Cenlml dPtectiiJl It was re.• Last spr'lng on:! or the in~ustey·s pcrt?d Monday mor~·,la" that th!s know tobacco, Curs rJ:RFJELIJ is usually the leading seller. from the tree; fruit that has been handbl 1 ighr · wl ,.,j }'on1est-standlrlg lntenml war~the I Wa& f\ mlstH.ke and ~aul the hom:~: ,, . ' Ope bet.wten the mlnel'8 and the had not been rented up oo the pres... ' t bosst.s-reached one or Its pP.rlodl- lent date. right; fruitthat's the same throughout-nut Second, hc-c.1I1Se the c:~rcfully selected CHESTERFIELD tobacco eal bolllng polnta. At the i!lame Mr and Mr.s Fred 51'c~.'"'""r spent time an eYen more blUer lntenw,- Sunday with relatives at Rlehmc::J:wl and ripe on the other. n eire strife developed between till' City, W. Va. · leaves are blcndrd and cross-blended. This exclusive CHESTERold-line union, the Unltet:t Mlhe - · - -~----Workers or ~merlca, and the muoll l FIELD blending mcthnd is not just mixing together different newer 'Ted" 'Union, the NaUQilal Why not apply the same test in purc-h:dnf~ vnur cigarett~s? Mhler'B 'union. rn the southern rteld l tobaccos-it is mixing them in such a way as to bring out' the t.he 'Sitqa.tton waa further Compl!~ 1 You want cigarettes made from tobaccos h:mdled right by thl' ,a~ 1 bf the formaotn of a rump three members of the aang and two - ~. tlrllon, 6alllna Itself the, West VIr- women, one Mld to be Coli's slater. finer qualities of each. It's like producing a new and better type llni& Mine Workers and led by Coil and Frant Olorde.no were farmer-ripened, sweetened in the sun and cured right. You . . -, l'nnlt Keeney, a former U.M.W.A. ald. by pollee to have been ))061- 1 of tobacco-tobacco with greater mildness, more smoothness, oftlcla.l. tively klentifted at poU~e headquar- ' want cigarettes that taste the same, day in and day out. You' Two questions of area.t natlona.J ten u the men who participated much better taste. " Importance remain: how aN' qul\r- in the baby mall88cre In whlch a ter of a million hunary mlners VI child wBII killed and four others '• want them pleasing in taste-mild and satisfying. be red thts winter? What can be wounded In a harlem street last ~to-~~--~,~~ Third, because the cigarette paper is selected with the same duatry? Coli was to be arraigned in homl~ The answers oft:ered by leading 1clde court today after appearing In WHEN YOU BUY CANDY, you want to know, above all things, authorities wUI be pteflented In the the police lineup. care. CHESTERFIELD paper is the purest, the best that money aereis or articles or which this Ill Frank Giordano and Adlerno that it is pure. it real candy or are there a lot of other things t.b.e first, to be accused ot at least one can buy. Then the cigarettes are made and packed by macbinColi has beep_klno;~wnt;: nii.xed .i.n ,'Yith it? A¥ wan.t i! ou it freshly of "Duf.cll'• " 0 ery in dean, sanitary factories. And the moisture-proof, attrac&Dd .... 13 :10 • • • 'tive package-free from heavy inks or inky odor-comes to you just as if you passed the factory in the morning and took your CHESTERFIELDS from the .machine. Good • • . they've got to be good. �~ n" ' ":',. L •• • P.\OITJIIID MONfMY. 001'011ZR6, thl Look, They Aint Sympho--IJDCC~Pa\on ; Dance On:.bfll!lw.. PIWI8 . _,..- ; • .... iiiiOJUiO ' .' -. I -- • WABC-New York J1 Cf!~by; , '(:1~, ~pular ~!'d; Btna • . Popular Olcbo T.IO, Pbtl Cook. I. Qr<h · t ~ o'lali· uo Popular Tho Quaken: uo. Popula< Har· ~ · to q-uy t.Ombafdo·1 ORb monl•; l:ta, slliels o ftbe stillet ../ 10 .30 ~· u:t&: u Cm:ti: 8Lreel. OUR AUTHORITY-And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the nllltle of the Lord Jesus, givinl!' thank' to God ond the Father by Him.-.col. 3:17. I THE WORLD'S SERIES I W thut we are undergoing one of the greatest depref>· l 11ions in the hi~tory of our nation, the ~aseba~l fan is ~ust 1!\ a wtH there IR ~ I way. Louis at the tir.t two games of the great world's . series, : ,. I one• bad enou(!'h to make him say that he could not Haf- 11lackenln1 otb1the tempo hill& berm • found ad-vl1a e. ford to do this ur that" has seen him go right ahead and do The workinl population or the · h b Y a ll th c ru 1es IUSSR will have a chance now to aomething or purchnHe Mometh.ing w h lc recuperate 00 some e$nt and to of Jivin(!' could h~ claFsed as nothing le~s than a luxury 11 tore up new enera:y f~r the next , . b II h ld round For the next few montha, while he did withuut the nece~!ollty which e ren Y R ou amelioration of llvtng condltlona Is Mal:he f1 ally W~New York (Mfi.R..SOOI ---- B• J-L- P. uedbn- 1----------------·-..;.___ ~ VIlli • .._ -, _,,_~,.~-~ . Lave had 8 imply because he did not want the "necessity", to b.! the watchword After that •• ' . 1ece 1111 wll• be over and. It Is confi1 dently expected, the as badly a:-~ he wanted the "luxury ." old tempos lnBlances of this kind ~l'e far from few and.they c~n- wt~h': ~::a~~!dtn direction of om~ tribute to a great part in making KO many enemte!\ of gw- clal policy ha• beeh made evld•mt · - · b ecau"e th cy , have b eco mc first In a number of ways lately The inr to charitable mst1tuttons tangible sign was the recent disgusted by the incon!oli8tencw~ uf man~ of these poor stalin speec::h urging b!;=tter treat. l B I , ment of engineers and speclallllts and in some case~. nearly deRtltute peop e. u 1 tm ong &B l and announcing the mtroducuon hu man nature iR as it i~. it ~eem:-~ we must be content to or -va.rytng: wag:e scales.d ,Numerous• other le~~~> spectacular e rees an I, statement.! get along as best Wf~ can nnd hope for the best. have followed at short llnternls I • • • . . I I the northern part of the ~tate a few days ago n I or dU!erlna \\•are scales 1s the md.llt change Many ttlat has occurfarmer and an officer m- the law wete kill e d b Y marau d erii IsJ(nUlcant red here lnteJy. nbserven who were stealinr pii~>~ ftom the farmer'tt pens. As yet 1l ftnd It dlmcuu to rl!concue ~hts . new practice With the fWldamental tbe killf)rs have not been Apprehended but there I~ every principle of communism. "to each reaaon to believe they win be in k ~;hort space of time. In· 1nccordtna to hi11 needs, and .!rom In . . .t eaJf):l acordlnfl to . his aolllties. et•ad of high minded moral CitiZen• carrymg casaR IJ1 o Tll•r• eldats ihpch opeculollon oourt and trying to convict owners of property for shoot- •mdul fote11Jn obaervera as to the 1 L •• retiUit of of!erlnt table d'hot~ me&ll 1 j!lli' Jll~rMUdel'l found in the,ir fields, the•e '1100dy-goody at. P"hops 3&, 6C1 and tO koJIO ... i!Jdividuals should u•e t~eir etrort. toward convlctlnit the ,~~hwes and thus aid in making the country a better place f!!~~~I:: ~~!~:~~~.~ I""' the man wllh a 35 kopek order rrqm ventln~ his f~Itnaa to,111 which to live. ward the llllln tO kOJieu .... Too map:y youpr thie~ts are excUHEid because HOmtl 1?o'Qtth," a~ On~ e~Pfea,aed it. Bep~ . , h'IK fOUth l•t1te be • heby ~ Wtm1d·be refol'lfJer ratsc" a hue and cry about to the rdo!iti thebry'oUla o'f tobtinunlsm. lhuo lifO berun more criminal careers, which if not j~'}l!oed by Incarceration in •tate in•titutlons, would at . hqve bepn delayed a few yeal'l! at the wor•l. White . ~B!~ I >l:·clur -lnstftutions moy not reform many. certainly those wllo ln rrlme and win sytnpathy and are relea•ed when~~u11ht, are poor subjects for a reformation. Till~ I• the flrst time in hl•tnry that the Am e. an •·u.a I 8 pm. Rhythm Klnp: 8:30. Connie Boswell; 7, Bing Crooby; 1"115, Bing lnu: Bu:ophones; 7 .4:5, Morton DQwney; 8, Band Concert; 8"15. Abe Ly~an'll Band; 8:4:5, Walter Wlnchell: 9, H~nry-Oeorge; 9:30, Friendly Rich's Orch ; 10, Ben Bernie's Orch; 10 · 15. Popular Orch; 10 . 30, Nit Wit Hour; 11, Street Singer; ll .15, Dance Orch; 11:30, Frank Winegar's 0r("h; 12, Romanelli's Orch; 1 am, Pop!Aiar Orch; Daye Abtama and His Popu- ?'J"1~tanc•" I I ' __ I I ,. I un~olved "''"' I I B~ 1erly Germa~ D<~o l~H 20, 1 \l -.. 1 . .- ou purchase shoes, fruit and candy. You call for cigarettes. I 1 -· . '!I •• .• ... It's .like this: m -"""······-· ,_,._., ......_.,_. ,. j Many· M•lners : lt. B. BUNSTINJ, M4IGK" COLUMBlTS, OHIO W..OS!J<taaSU'eet, - - .. . as . if . I .. . ." will ~ W~y itpt follow . ~he· .... ... .. . . . .' 1 ,.,.,., '. """"",,, itfllL1t~G-' ' ' .I ( '• '=,._.......,..,....__-.:,;.,...,r.::.,.... ROMANCE AND REALITY hy gn:xfn. ' SOMETIMES, when you turn the paJea of a book, your mind is seekinr rcllllance. You lonr to leave a too-familial· wotld .. . to travel with the apeed of thourht to far-off purple. Ianda ... to blt.the Ill tepid, lbtua•acented aurf. . You may find in the advertiaement juat what you want in the way of a better breakfaat food, or a new radio, or an improved fat& jlowdlll-. If the thing fito Into :r,our livin1; u practical ancl pobible and pl'timiainr-you are vitally intereSted. -Betll.uoe you are readin; ~bout younelf, . .. ... Is f~esh. ~ y9u . '. ~ ~ .. .••. " Why not Qpply the same test when you buy your cigarettes? You want a cigarette that's pure; for purity counts in ciga- ... ..,,' ' ~ ., Adveniainf : dl-ru-• relilitiea--romah~ic onea often ettaulh-biit ai:. .l ifllde-o JCIU can hU•e for 'your own, lle1V jbyf ''( .... .' ·r~Jii afolie• til :rout happilll!Til.. " • • . i : fhe ·:NIIwrti. .eift,i it ~~~ ll.~ Wfltt~>ii fl1t 1~11. ''TfiW arJt_ , -~ ... '] ~ant made IIJi~:y_O,u Avant it so ·packed as~ reach you·ju5t as it was: '. when it was made. ·' ; real. ' "ilf>e~ are r~iable. . ~ ,. · But Jlllli' daily paper tinda you in a mare practi<:al m01>d. lnterelted in teal people, in facta of the dar. Lookin1 f1>r newi bf , thin1• that you may buy and enjoy.--here arid na... for your faillily. -- Ba by K'JI lers • Today; a rtft ~nr thin1• that were tolnantic dreama onl~ ten yean aio areJ:on\rltqn reilitles. Lifo;ldo~ in_ore color, rilo~ charm, lni>Hi llit•tlntup. And tlie thinp tl\11t rive it all theae may be found in lJie 'lflvertiainr c:olu~na. ;,], ::rce•1 ''" ""c ,!,Jc ' • fake thl"ir ad'rite II MYiiU TOBACCO Co. - MARIE I lieen tnade P•••imlstic by bumper crop•. · " • I .,-. " Convenient to Stores and Theatre~ IIRB& PARJUNCl liOt ANil arteglt IN OONNKCTfON I Pol-~wt.nt 1 Ollilfntijj' . 301 a- Willi Batlll t2 t. $3.-lie llrii- lr.UI- ~ wa.s almoa~ I ====== • • :-: : 10·5 JudKeH, for instance, must be II KEEP LOCKED UP more careful In haqdln1 down LREADY LOCAL PEOPLE have started complaining ha.t'm sentences: too many good A one-horse OOwn is a -vllla11e that's so quiet you can hear the groCJS men have been taken away from about the prowler!-1 who are making systematic raidS Industry lor lnaufJklent cause. growlna on the main stre~>t. on the basementH of tho!(e who have stored away canned ~yo~::n:_lfooyg:r~~:seg~s ~~hh!! Italy Is trytng to borrow our cen- gives hla wife a key to the omce. 11oods and other edible!-~ for the coming winter. been introduced and wtll, It is un- sUH-t.aker They've C't!ered him a Jarilftable Homicide . · f 1 •L 't' ldent.ocid, be extended soon. This job In Venice, counllng the ftoatlnlt No matter how VIgilant or cafe u our au,.uon 1es does not yet mean the abollstunent population. When your husband drlvt!s the car so fut out In lhe country may be, it sim))IY h; impo$1!i!ible to prevent the perpetration 11or ration cards. For the time he~ Thll! country has lets of real Sunday afternoon that you ' · I · Int.; at lea1t citizens will continue of theMe many petty robbeneR or to run down the cu pnls to draw rations But other, 110 • bc ne~actors, bul the average phllan read the bJUboards. ~ hroplat Is a man who wanl.5 the after the thieving ha~ been accomplished. The best and Icalled "free," stores are beln1 open charitable to give him organization AIIKIJII' the DUkn&l . ed where more or the same iood6 aalcst thinR" for thrifty houMekeeperH to do 1!1 to thoroughly can be hnd at much higher- prices fifty centa, worth ol badges e-very Soft penCils and foolscap lock and bolt their hou!-le~ bn~emenb and barns and thus Blnce many prefer to use thtlr time he donates a. nickel 9iere· invented so that saps ' excess earntna:s for more food. wt'lte lettera. Yea'n Wron1 discourage criminally mindf'd peopl(• from ~m·ceMfullr RhoeJ!, trousers. simple dresses and Hula hula dancers don't belon8 · h · · 1· 1 · other f1mdamentals Instead of Motneato111 M~&a carrymg out t eJr illega In ent10n~. opentna savings accountli, these to the little theatre movement. When a pole vaulter goes Pomet'oy people have toRt many article~ of value free shops do • thriving ~uslness sleep In a rour-paeter bed. Wc.btlen of Na&ure . th d , The "frep" stores are all !!tateduring the piU'It several week!-~, not to men t lOll e amagc owned and carry the sam(' food& The fellow who's so tough that time he sneezes it changes Oar Own 'faUdevtlle done to MCfC(I-11 doot•s which have heen kicked in and ruin- dt&ptayed In Ute "closed' 'stores every Captain: What's faking , , . . where ration 'ard.11 are demanded. the well.ther report. ed. The best method of du~couragmg the practice 1.s tu • • • customer 80 lOng ,to eat that Soelal EmM'II or nlphabetJca.l soup? · aive the culprit the extr~me penalty of the law .when they Better restaurant conditions and A newlY married man is one who W&lter: He "' meal8 at dltrerent prices have also are caught and convicted but the trouble in many ca!ile:- been promised for the autumn. · · 1~ Hft~r appre h en d'tng lh e m · Varylnl prices with In workers· is convicting th e crlmtna rant1 coupled the new resta.upolicy A Mod ~'*'"' ~-mile I J A IT n " THE wo · RLD CP Of . _..._ Clamdcal 12·so am, I I 1 I which is held annually. every Fall after the close of the baseball ~:~caso-n between the leading tenms of the two n,:llW ca Jl ed Big Le agu Cfi. w B!ol fi II ed to ca pa city and at t h(' t,____:;.;;._~-~-'"-wfto~···-·....~---·--..................y,__·~-••••_...._,y·-·~·Yo-...~-·y_.__...~·-·--~·y--..,.-~-· ..l.., prices asked which, by the way, are somewhat higher than ordinary league games through the season. MosooW the engineers as a class to make It au:ain sate to treat them ru~ equala. In addition to the f~:tct that ther~ are c~pacity crowds.! By KL~DALL FOSS Othem claim th<:.t lmder conditions thousands are how1ing and bemoanmg their bad luck beI. N a Btal'! CorreRPOrldtut as they hue eJusted here 1uttJ! recause they are unable to purchase tickets fer these d.- 1 Moscow, oct. S-A brea.thloi. ~~n cently fewer and fewer englnecrs . . d' 'rl has been aceoraed the hard·dr... en were willing to work. Theile main 10:30, Real PoUts: 11, ics- It simply proves once more that lhe ordmary in 1V1 · 1Russlan worker. Aftt::r lnore th11.~ Orcb; lJ, Popular Orch; ual who has had some experience wilh pe~P\• and who '"~' ye~" ....,or. ~~.~.~';lr'"'lij ' ~lf,'1 lr-""--"'""__..,......,__..,,l;j..l~~- ~-.;;..._.._ _~.,..,, Dance Orch. 1. , ~.-· . L " fl I upon the n.-uwan _., . ._ ' can recal1 ttome person who was In c1rcum:. anttl'S nanr - trlallziui the Soviet Ulilbn. • J'~ OCTOBER. ~ound, IW"rs l SJD£•LJGHTS JN N£WS OF I I I I 10:30, Times may be a~ tough and as hard as everybody aays they are but one notices that the baseball park at St. suspects on~) I WJR-Dettott (400-7MH '1 JlDl, chestn.. vlnegar, the cloves and the clnna .. Amos ·n• .Andy; 7:16, 'the Irlsto· 1 WLW-Cincinnatl !32&- 700( G:l5 mofl. for 20 minutea Place a few cra.t.s; '1.30, Popular Sercnaders; 8, pm, Baseball SCores; 6:30, Popular of the whole pears at a t1me In the Popular Orch; 8.30, ~op~lar Pro- Proeram; 8:4S, Lowell Thomaa; 7. syrup, and ~bok them until they p-aDJ,; 9, Dance 'Jrch, 9.30, Muai- Amos 'n' Andy; '1:30, Popular Pro- are tender. Pack them Into thorcal 'tloblinoe'; 1o, Expre&~~; 10:30, sram· T·ts Murray Horton's Oreh ougtiJy cleaned Jan:. Adjllllt the Real Polk.s, U :15, Blwnber MU8ic; 8, The Qwikera; a:ao, The Bubble rubbers, and nn each jar to overtt ·ao. R~ Columbo_; 12, Jane · Blowers; 9, Dixie Enaemble; 10:30. 1nowlnl with the bot syrup AdFrothmans Orch; l~ .Ui am, Th_e Variety, 10:45, Bob Newhall; u, just the covers and seal the Jars 1 ContlnenLalB, Ben Pollock a C:::<::lm:::ei:Cig~h::t:•·:.:_l1:_::.:30:_:M:::oon::::_~RI::,:•e::r~·_:t:>:.,.:lmrn=:=""=~la~te=ly= ·:;;:=;;::;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::-( Po.PUlar r;:tanoe12;30, Orchest.ra. • ' • r woN-chlcaac 1416.4-720) 7 pm, Sin&inll }-oa~; 7 . 1~. Harold Teen, ' 1:Sid. The Oa.ter Boys; 7·45, The GumPI: 8:05, Louie's Hungry Five: 8:30, Popular Program; 9, Band Concert, 9:$0, Mwtcal Pr<~ifram; --------,n. ~-~ - ;r.,~: \ 10, Mustcal HlahlighU; Earl tain that 110methlng was Burt.n.,U.'s Orcb; 11 :16, The BtebaUrad "the br"alm or the biQII Boys; 11 :SO, Tweet HORan's bact· to the Job. Orch; 11:45, ArL KU$el; 12, Earl :Purtllett'8 Oi"ch; 12 :30 am, Tweet :- A any rate, It Is clearly realized Hogan and His Pooulor Dance Or~n vemin@: circles he~re:;}t:h::at,'l,.l!n-: chestra. · dUBtrlallzatlon cannot WLW-ctncinnatl (428-700) 6:Ui 1pm, The Hltten&ota; 8, Old Man the desired pace when men shirk the dangers respon- Sunahlne; 6:11, Baseball Scores; sletllty, The reant party an- 6:4S, Lotiell Thomas; 7, Amos 'n' l nouncemcnt callinl on po.rty AI d 15 n..... ben to dlsttngutsh more carefully J y; 7 = • .. ....,ular Melodies; '1':30 be tween "ordinary technical risk'' Variety; 1 :46, PariB Night Life; 8, BmJUOI Ed lltCOJinell; 8 :30, hoiand sabotage indlcate11 that the Jtng~:;worth Hall; 9, Popular Orch: holding of a responsible posiUon In 9:30, Musical Dominoes; 10, Jim lnl:lustrla.l enterprise has proved and Walt; 10 .15, Bob Newhall; 'llrt•Rie.,.,J HILE THE COUNTRY in general, i• trying to prove Boardman~Pola.ndo bercul~a 1 pound sup.r t.mD'bef I I ~fpj:lle Uv• pan Co: u. Qea~ge Complete 1 plot water 1 lemon, •l:k:ect 8ineer ModB: i, They e~~ll for cheap IUld a fuel. Try excellent. e C:· ,. 1 pound Y• • • Dan Sullivan Is CalledBy Death ~ I, Popular Pfolr&m; 9:10, Calvin uun I PopUlaf U .SO, Reel Coolidp: lO:Ip, C~a •. Lu and Em; I N~Js' Orch; 12, . . .y M.teker'l 11, Sl~btr . JIU81c, U.30, Ruas l'ht fruit may be preserved 1 Oreh ' 1 am. Dance Orch; l ;SO, lum,bo, 11 . ~. DI"!AArr. PietUl'f!t, whole, tn hiJYee, or in quart.en.. Dave' ~· Popular otch. v lUI am, Paul Whltem&n &nd Ria Boll ~e aupr and water J'or 5 WBAP-Kew York (46&.3.000) Popular ~ and R~ Oreh minutes, add the Pe&n and the Popular Qrc:h · o·u. The Bteb-W.JR--Delroit ltoo-'1501 6 .45 pm, lemon and cook the pear& unt1.l Bon· 1 jacU; 1:30, Uuaical Masters , 7, Amos ·n· Andy they are clear a.nd t.ransparenL aod Tedd B~ prtoh.· 1 .ts 'Ole Gold 7"16. Puft's of Rhythm; 7.30 , The u.ntll the 1yrup u. a thlclt c~­ bterp~ 8, ~~ SJtei.chea · 8 :30 Welcomers; 7 :~. Tbe Smart Set; 8 t.ency . Tum them into clean bot Po j, ~ - 9 The aYPsies; The Qua.kera; 8 :30, The Bubble j&rs and se&l them. If hard poan, Pi~am · 10 TrUe Blowers; 8, The Chronicles; 9:30, IJ.ICh aa KleiJm> are used, they 9 .l;.u ~- 1rt·-ttt Tbe o~ttatnfm · Oll.bln CoolidJe; 1D, Remem- ahoutd be oookad tn c1W water un Lee 'u:ll, Jeaae crawiord; ber; 1 :SO, Clara, Lu and Em; 11 :15 in tender, and the water In whiCh. 11 :30, cAb caUoway'a Oreh; 12, t;Uumbtr lolURic; 11 .30, The Red they are cooked should be used ln Paul Whit.eman'& Dartce ()reb; I Apple Club 1maltlrig the syrup. A few clovea or a stick of cinnamou 18 sometimes nd HI 8 12:80 am, Tweet. Hopn WON-chicago <416.4-760) 1 pm added tQr ftavor . Pineapple Juice " Popular Dance OrcbetLra. Sin;ln& Lady; 7:16, Harold Ween; ~d lmtead of water In the syrup WJZ-Hew York (S41.5-TBOl. 6 : 45 7:45, The Oumpa; 8 :05, ' Louie's rtves a delicious navor ' pm, Lowell Tbomu; 1. Amas 'n' HlDliP"Y ive; 8 · 1~. Art Kusel: 8 :30, Andy; 7:Ui, Ttie Je&tera; 1 :SO, Phll Minstrel Show ; 9, Populaf ProCook, 7 45, Parla Nl.aht Life; 8: 30, Pk:llled Pun Death V•llef Days; s, Ma.ytq: gram; D:-15, Pick of the Sea&on; 10, 4 quarts pears 0 -h. 9 .30, Musical Dominoes; 10, Earl Burtnett's Orch; 10:30, Clara. ~"' Lu and Em; 10 : 4~. MUIICIJ Mo~ pounds white sugar Express; 10 :30, Real olb; 11, lum- ment.•; u·l5, The Stebbins Boys; 1AI ounce stick cinnamon oer Mu.lic; n ·ao, RUSI!I Columbo; 11 :30, Wayne Kine's Orch, 12, Ted \to once whole cloves 12, Jane Frohman 11 Orch; 1.:1 : 15 am Weems' Orch ; 12:30 am, Tweet The Continental&. HOKIIUl and His PopUlar Dance orPeel pears. Boil the sugar, the Yn ...,. 0111eoao .. Pltaervt ell)-Ulu either 'II&Y <348.6-860) I T:~. M~ ' Dc>wMJ; I. ~ Com~ert; 1 :151 BlDCln' 8:30, KaLe SO!rlth'l Jii..so· ,... Ondd:J B1<b1 - - - Ocllplloallcol aa earnestly proving that where there J)l' 6:15 pm, pon 111pJow·a Orch; a .:so, 11 aew anc1. ~; e:ta, n.e Pilots; 1 AD~DIO iifti'iiitaft'flli - . oqroaaa • ' Ptckle I. 1h1 KiJle fe In A t Mi haps l>l.e~ Jurd~n Dry Agent : >~ ~ ---. - Middleport News .u<D .•• IIIJU,. B:lftiiiJ ,......- 81 .<.L-VI<.. . . - ~ED MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 MEDICAL MEN MEET l.ltaobul. Tlney , lll Ju1y JO-at l rear IUld. whilfo th~ twa ~trunlll'!£1 ] F A d : ateel manutllCtutef and. ph.lla.tl• this yen 1n •t.t mldJ.lt> o! the •. 0Uf Manon, 0, Oct b lN8-Leild· thropls.t ••• ..._ !'. . . . . . ~• The previous record wu heltl by 1ccn1•nue J f1rm 11 hla rr •uhez All ot ers In medif."ine and aura:ery p t h- · s:1e- d1ej at het hom@ In PrQII'II • l'f__ Capt&ln DieudoiUle COIILe, noted ' h~.s mot.li went wlkl U 0 8 ,ered here today for Lhe open1na: to- , crOSJing vestft"day. _ ll'llbJa UI'CIII (Continued ft<lm pqe one) Jl'rench Iller , and lburlce Bellonte, , Lk.te<"t1ve Heise drt>W hJs reYolver morrow or the 89th annual m~t1n1 ThJs afternoon the body wa.s teV" ... PBONI SU-L who new •pprox.imat.el.)' 4.900 nnlet~ bul ' 'll.s not abt!l Lo 5hool t~a.rmi y D h f Cl of Wlf! Northwe&tem Oh1o MediC$11 taken to P1tl61Jurgh . Another m-~._..IIW!!Ifl ---!~~~!!=======~========~ I 'ntention S~rs dl.lplayfd hil liocerlty or from Parla Lo Siberia. ht would !ltrik .. bysta nden Fmally ouna auc ter 0 e,·e- AMO<:latlon. Sl)t!akers Will mduc. .-! vif~f' was t..o b-e ht'ld l.hPre Wednel· ..;,. to keep Baynham of! the Se-veral weeki aao. JOiepb Leb- bowl've r. he- round an upt.uln ii: and land Cop Diet lnatantly Dr Oeorlt" W. CrUe and Dr M . A day ·' wrCP. Rermanently by llnOOWlclnB rlx, Marcel Doret a.1d Rene Mt3-l flred two !hotls Jold~tn tr ll to the , , , Blankenhoru or Cle-v~Limd, and nr --- · ~tla' the name ot Baynham's •m::- min toot otr from Le Bouryet 11lr Jilrt~~.ond 1n Car Colla~aod Hugh Gibson Bell tty of Columbuti E tRTH TREMOR SOTICED. 1Bwieher, who has bten ill l5 n i)W cusur will be ll>Cnt t.o Governor fteld near Parts in an etrort La Takt'n to at f'rancl~ Hospll.al It A check up revuld that four Sr.t"ldUJiky, 0 . Oct. ~1NS:..A ..,.,. much Improved White today shatter the rcc I Wal:i howe\·er, tha.L Jordan deathll occurred ln Ohio over the DAMAGE SUIT BEGINS slight earth tremor or unknovm or!-.:., . Mr and Mrs. A.lbl •lt Paehnle ant\ E&.\onham, It w.u n!ported, was ord Headlna: for Tokyo, they en- had not been Mtruck by a bullett. I week end due to automobile accl - 1 N,.v York. Oct. 5-INS-The $600 rln ~rhook Sandusky 11.nd vic~Jty ;(.» da\18h.t.er Preda 11pent the Wetk end ~till lnt.kiDK an effort to appeal t.J countered a severe ~tol'm 400 ml leli 1!-ir hEd merely been .stunned trom dent.a 1000 al\enation of aHecUon and 11 - 1 loda y. m Gran-ville. :1- \t' \ .Jor Wnltc fur reinstatement east of M08COw , an'i the plQnc fa bUh' P on the head It Wllb said Lolling control ot his racer when ' bel ~ ult against Marlene Dietrich I Nu Injuries were reported aJJd - • crashed. Lebr1x and Meamin .io:'l: Jordan was queshoned by de - the tront axle cracked as he wa.s ' ~C I'et u star , by Mra Zita Von Ste111 • dam:.r,.e was bel!eved to ha-ve bo:en Jacqueline Lam~ of Corntng m Old Rallroad Conductor and here visltina with Mrs. Willa Launb their lives, but Doret escaped bv k!ctt"les at pollee headquarte 1s here leadtn 11 the t\eld In a race , berg "''as to open in BuiJrenJe Cuurt mln(Jr Prominent Citizen, TuJean Smith, who haa bee-11. e-mjumping clear with a parachu~ this mOl':lhli. He denied that ht at the Sharon Track near Hart~ tooRr L&unchlnw Rn ln'lt'.!!tigatJon t.o ployed ln the Louis Be"uw Shoppt had shot Oreen lntentlon»lly and rord. 0 , Tony Loc'Jo:ha.rt. Clt>veland . It war, repOJted, how.e\·er , la"''Yf"I'S dete:mine t he ca.use or Lhe l.re7m:Jr, Victim at westerville for :;ome tlme. reContinued rrom P' .II dEria:t'd that the bullet which llUit.antly killed H111 !or t ne actress would aMI. ror bll! LUthl)r\tles believed It might hne 11 turned Sunday to her home on that Herndon ami PC.ntilbonl had ed Itt' omcer IVII.S dl.IICtlatRed accl - machine hurtle<l th!"ough a fen~ ur purLiculan cawsm~; \Al.St iJOilt'• ri'SU!~t'd trom an explosiGn In a . Dan 8ul1ivan, 81 years of age. Sixth Avenue for an lndeftt•ltt 1eclded to cor.tlnue lastwa1 d to I dt·nt o.Jly durmg the !:ltN!el slrugale •and caught nre ., ment o! the trLal n~arby quarry of an earthquake. ~ away at hill home 011 leni;lh of Ume The shoppe, has Bo1st, ldaho, or Sal: Uke City (ConUnued. from DQe one) F-o'K'(' omclllls ~>~~.ki ttlat Jordan Joseph Volk, 35, w~ts killed and n 1. plaintiff 15 t he -...·If<! ot JoSeventh av.e nue here, early Mon- been closed for a short time. Had they been abu~ to do so they - !las -. cht>t: kereu cnmlnal career Peter BeSI!'k , 4~. was .'IE'riow;ly In - •Pp"l Von Stt:rnber , rnotlun plc - Two Meals Day Belt 11 1 day morntilg Death WII.S tht> result Lew EdWil.rds and Jt'sse John.!!cn .vould tlu-ve sel a new record for trol wqon and then turned !he \ :u r was arre~>ted four yean; \lgo In jured when the machlne In which t ure director . 1. or tUberculos.is which he had s•!f· of curton. who are employed m .eng dltit~&nct" ftytng .. ~ we lt w; tak- pri.s':'ner oovt"r to O!"ft!h and an - IM11mHeld e n c harge~; or drtvma,an they were riding sk idded oft"' road For Stomach Trouble fered for 11everal years. Buc)- t us epent the week end at home na: hOnol!l as the ftrst to make the other patrolman autGmlblle wnh ou t the owner·s near Painesville and crashed into Mr. Sullivan wu cne of the most Mr. and Mr~:;. L B PUnch and non-stop cr06slna of lhe Pacirtc. Whc:n the patwl wagcn arrived, ptorlli 'sslon. He Is also known to a tree. llR\' .-\GENT JSJURED Skip one meal and drink waJeipromlnent mea of the community Yr and Mrs. Fred l;htton of CoHugh Herndon, J1 , and Clyde Jord{ln asked permls.slon of the ot!L- Elyra authorities, It Willi said, and Four -year-old Ruth Vanlk . Pu :smuuth 0. CK't &- INS- Jru;teB.d wa 5 h out stomach and havhll formerly been a conducto.1 lumbus spent the week end y,;lth Pangborn. American airmen who to go to this automobile to aet Wlls once a.rre~:;ted In Los Angeles on daughter of Patrolm11n TheOOorl' Elmu C Farmt:r . 40 une of th•· bowels each morning by drlnktnr ~ for the old K . & M. railroad and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorse Bauer. made the nrst successful non-stop 1 his coat Granted pernuWon , Jor~ chat~tt:s ot rec.eLvlng stolen Koods Vanlk, Cleveland, 'o\11.8 lns!Bntly vld£~t state prohlbit ion awents ln lwntt'r Wlth spoonful of simple iiYC· &he New Yorlt Central railroad, Mrs. Carry Summerville, Mrs. Hiaht acrOSII U1e Pa.dflc In thelrldan v·slked to the automobile !oJ· J:-ordan has a dlvorceu wife llvmK killed t.nd her mother and fathcr · thP point ot servlct' In OhiO. loQay erln buckthorn bark saline com~ boldlnl the poaltion for abou~ John Lewis and Howard Joh1;.son I journey from Samushiro Beach, lowed by Otl-'t'n Jordan reached , In Mans!leld, accurdlll!l to pulll-'e was crttlcally hurt If, u. collision of WIUi ,lurslng Injuries received \\hen pou;ld rcalled AdlerH~a) ·~ ---. thlrty-n.ve years. He was a. retlrt:d of pt Pleasant vlsit~d Friday With Japan, to Wenatchee, Wash1nJt,on, into a side pocket of his car, otri- hfre. their machine wiU1 another auto- 111n :J.LrJJlan-e he wa:, t!ylng ytsLcu.l~:~.y Adlerlka brings out poiEQruJ ll:;-;:: $ emplo;pee of the New York Ct:mral friends and relatives here. railed In their attempt to eatabllsh cers s,ald. dre"' 11 reYolver and bt· · -mobile at Cleveland The wlrl died WILS o-verturned and WJecke:.l as It m~ ~cr thought were m your system. • } company, Hr and Mrs Olen Nlchoh; spe nt i a new Ion& distance non-stop rec-~ ean ftrln(l:. STILL ON C-\St: of a. crushed ctlest. 1was htlng brought to a lauding at If you are nervous, can't sleel(. .,tll) : 1 He was a membe1· of the Sacred SWlday with Mr and Mrs. Wlltlam ord The first two shotli went " 'lid and Lima, 0, Oct. 5-lNB-County Burns caused the death of Leon- ' the turport here oi gas. it wlll surprise you. ~.. ... Heart Cattmllc church or Pome.1-oy ISeyfried of Wolfpen. Herndon and Pangborn covered 1nret-n lunsed at J01dan who swung authorities today were undeJStood ard Metz, 30, of Bprlngtl.eld. whose I Lka contaim no hatmful drugR. 4:W!t "" Durlnu: the past few years oJ[ his Mrs. A J . Donahue wa.!! In P1. tipproxlmately 4,742 miles The t and fired point-blank at the o!flcer to be working on nt>"ll ciuee In con- automobile cauil'ht r.re after being MKN. FRICK IS DEAD It !odav, by tomorrow you tecl Lhe llfe he has spent 'lis winters m Pleasant, Btmdiiy , vhdtlng with her p1 e.sent record Is 5.010 mile6 set by 'Gre(!n ftll df'Sd from a bt1llet that. necUon With the and mys- 'struck by an automobilt driven by Mass, Oct - I !liB- The wonderful enect or this ... ., I1Russell Boardman and John completely throUJJii hLS body. t.E> rh.Jus double mul'd L·r of Thelma 1Patrolman Charles Wunderly , Rev Nt>llson Pee Care) wa.., to cous Jemcdy Ebcr!;bach Pharmacr; Plorlda where he m11de many l'.C- daughter. Mrs. H A Brewer and K•lned M". Blanche M. Haskins accom- ando when they ftew non-stop f<om Ciel H . Cox. onolh" p•tmlman. 1Wood , 11 , and Ea<l lTu.,dole, BpnnKHeld The omm and his , duct '""""'' ""'"" "'day '"' M>'' Tn Mlddl•·port by Btambu<y , r !.'~-~! panted her b1other , C . M Matthews I Floyd Bennett airport, Bl'(]Oklyn, eo . meanwhile tackk>d Jordan from lht!, last May 20 I wife were ~;erlously Injured Benry Clay Frick. widow of the C•,mpany adv. .:<U~eral &rrangemLnts are bt-ing d Cqeshlre, to Marietta, Saturday • - - ------- - - - ---- - -<f' ·completed by the Rawlings uaderMr. and Mrs Randolph Ward taken and will be announced laL.Pr and baby, Mr and Mrs William He 18 sur-vived by hls Wife. Murray of Charleston spent Swt.. ·it clay with Mr. and Mrs. Jam~s MurOeoree Moore and tamlly who 1ay or Grant street han been residing at Wharton, W. The Ml681onary society of the Ya., ror the past few months have First Baptist church wUI hold a moved their hOllilehold SOOd& to meetl!lB Tuesday evening at the . •' their former home here. church. The public Is extended a ,,, Ray Neal Is surrering with c. bad- ' rord.iul welcome Lo uttend. ly sprained- shoulder and a.rm I Mr. and Mrs. Fred HofTntan and which were injured while he -was Bon, Ja"ck, of Dunbar, spent the .,jl 4 partJcJpating Jn the Rio Grande- week end here - "1' • . Marietta college football game at • Morletta Saturday . Mr. and Mrs Dftve Aleshire an~ Mn, Elizabeth Rusaell exppcts to daught~rs, Evelyn and Marie a •1o 11pend Hevera:l days ' this week •ith • Harry Harrison of the Plains Wt!r.. Mr. and ,rs. Jack. Patte{·son v. 1 !eve .. nl11ht Kuesls Sunday or Mrs 0 Lancaster. j : LUlie H,Ysell of Sixth avenue Mn. Harity Bowles and mother 1 Hov.:_ard Bowers who Is employf'd Mrs. Martha Bryant will vlsli 1 1n Ra.cy1u.s, was l)omc ov~r lh<' '"7'!" friends In Columbus this week. week end. ~ ·'"'""- .. • ~- ./ t Mrs. Anna Juhlins and SQn Geo j George Sauer wtlo has employformer Middleport residents. now ment in Bucyrus. spent the. week: Uvlng In Hew York CUy , sailed C'"nd here__with his w1fe and sous September thirtieth for a thteL'- . ML ~ Elmer f>rlode and two chllwef!ks trip to the Hawllan Islandll dren or Zane!!vllle. vl~lted with Mr. Members 'Ji the ·vomcu s" \;•;- ~ and Mrs Albert Priodc, Sunday air. Club" ~~.re reques'" d t.o be Ql"d>- : J. P. Boothe left Monday mornen.t for the ftn;t meeting of th 1• ling lor CoshoeOOn. where he will ' ··; Jear, Teusday evthltng at 7:30 at I visit with relatives. the Heath M. !: church Plans are , Mr and Mrs D ~ Farmer. Vi•J bEing completed tor carrying out an v1an Smith and Mary Kathryn ,•i' American program ol modernlstlc Hetnes motorf'd to Athe~ 8aturrnus1c. i day afternoon, wh~re they attendMlSil Althea Hn•;man, rmmcl'lv ed the football game. They weLt' of Mlddlepol"t, nlJv: of Clevel~~cl is 1accompanJed homE' bv Dan Farmer viBJtlng relatives ·tt Letart and wtll 1and Charles Bing, who spent Bun.. . ·: ; YlBJt also with Midctleport flwnds. l day with their parentll. Wl<llam Mfn•cr rormr r owner of Mr. and Mrs. Cha1les Walburn will moveit1s W.loic from the 'P'red the Mayer Bakery of Pomeroy, has rettes just as it docs in candy. Then again, you want a cigarette WHEN YOU Conway rty .oo ~e CQ1ner Af acqpf~ ,a, .pelt~ !lUI .h.tad ~ker 11 ' ' • "I • .· l • -.- I l!lecond A ue anlf l.Dctist stree!. lor "the bhlfnger Baking compu.ly ' Street Oomm~sloner, HarlOw at Middleport. I TO BUY .A PAIR OF SliDES, you examme the leather, the way that's just as fresh when it was made. ' Mr. and Mrs D. L . Samobury andj ,, •• • ·! •-lion Cecil, daughter Dorothy E. E. the shoes are made, their shape. You try them to ste if thty lit__ .,._ ]Betts of Columbus. Mr. and MrB. apply in Now, if you apply to cigarettes all the tests that you IScott Canaday and wn, Richard, of -~· •• , RuUand. wet"c 8\Ulday suests a.t . they satisfy . .you (Oontlnued from page one) I the Sldenst.l'kker home on Seoend ' ' buying shoes and fruit and candy you purchase CHES· ftcult for the employed miner to aventJe I ~ maintain his home. For from ~o The W.C T u wm hold their re~­ TFRFIELD like millions of other smokers. to 80 per cent or the cost of ~ll.C- ular meeting Friday , afte 1·noon at same method in pnrrhasing rour cig:Jlnl coa.l Is represented by the l11bo: th!.'! home or Mrs Edwin Cook. The t-emalnlng 30 per cent cannot Miss Marl Dennis of Columbus rettes? !You• w~nt cig:arettes that arc made f rum the vel)' lx·sc '" · • • • be redi!Ctld, a~ will be el:plai'ned 1n spent the week end with her mo•hC'L: First, because tobacco men will tell you that in Turkey, Kena later llrticle In this series Mrs. Louisa Dennis ' . bacco-4nild; ripe, sWeet. You wnnt thl'm made ~ight. You ,P,anseq4~ntlf the only way to cut Misses MRyme Covert and Vlr" pfoductloD C0$1..\ IS to lower wages. ginla Leonard and M<:.-...rfl. ChaPtucky, Georgia, the Cnmlinas, Virginia, and Maryland, only " . Hel\ce ~he steadii:R lncteasmg fo;cr pell~ Talbot and George VHn zrrnt " want the!n free from harshness and hitr and .. pine he:' ." In other dt the Sledge hammer ~low~ falling enjoyed a poL luck supper Ht the • the mildest, ripest tobacco is bought for CHESTERFIEJJb~ thll! ·rntner'a head. ' home ot Mr and Mrs !li" ... sh Has- 1 • r, words, you want cigarettes that .rill isfy pu. Already hls 'Wage hae dwindled to klns on Palmer ,;treet Prlda\' evf'-1 tobacco cured by the ~un's pure rays, the farm~rs' slow-burnthe I!.'!Vel wtwre tltouBands of mi- ning. ' • , ners declare, ""I might as well loU and starve as w'?rk atid stal"\'e." At- In the Sunday IS&ue .J. the Dall~ ingm-cns, and finnlly by great high-pressure steam drying.')llaready the omrators' 1IJ a_. h~~os 1Tribune. It was stat • 1 th·tt tht E WHEN YOU GO TO BUY FRUIT-oranges, ·>., brought the price ot ·'coal so low A. Cre1cr home on Gr ... ,el Hill had chines. In the tobacco regions where they grow tobacco and that the mine ow~rs as a whole been rented to Mr CciVI!l, New you want ripe fruit, fruit that has matuwll>< inr:· I ,, · :.. i.,·n tllre not making one -cent p Ht York Cenlml dPtectiiJl It was re.• Last spr'lng on:! or the in~ustey·s pcrt?d Monday mor~·,la" that th!s know tobacco, Curs rJ:RFJELIJ is usually the leading seller. from the tree; fruit that has been handbl 1 ighr · wl ,.,j }'on1est-standlrlg lntenml war~the I Wa& f\ mlstH.ke and ~aul the hom:~: ,, . ' Ope bet.wten the mlnel'8 and the had not been rented up oo the pres... ' t bosst.s-reached one or Its pP.rlodl- lent date. right; fruitthat's the same throughout-nut Second, hc-c.1I1Se the c:~rcfully selected CHESTERFIELD tobacco eal bolllng polnta. At the i!lame Mr and Mr.s Fred 51'c~.'"'""r spent time an eYen more blUer lntenw,- Sunday with relatives at Rlehmc::J:wl and ripe on the other. n eire strife developed between till' City, W. Va. · leaves are blcndrd and cross-blended. This exclusive CHESTERold-line union, the Unltet:t Mlhe - · - -~----Workers or ~merlca, and the muoll l FIELD blending mcthnd is not just mixing together different newer 'Ted" 'Union, the NaUQilal Why not apply the same test in purc-h:dnf~ vnur cigarett~s? Mhler'B 'union. rn the southern rteld l tobaccos-it is mixing them in such a way as to bring out' the t.he 'Sitqa.tton waa further Compl!~ 1 You want cigarettes made from tobaccos h:mdled right by thl' ,a~ 1 bf the formaotn of a rump three members of the aang and two - ~. tlrllon, 6alllna Itself the, West VIr- women, one Mld to be Coli's slater. finer qualities of each. It's like producing a new and better type llni& Mine Workers and led by Coil and Frant Olorde.no were farmer-ripened, sweetened in the sun and cured right. You . . -, l'nnlt Keeney, a former U.M.W.A. ald. by pollee to have been ))061- 1 of tobacco-tobacco with greater mildness, more smoothness, oftlcla.l. tively klentifted at poU~e headquar- ' want cigarettes that taste the same, day in and day out. You' Two questions of area.t natlona.J ten u the men who participated much better taste. " Importance remain: how aN' qul\r- in the baby mall88cre In whlch a ter of a million hunary mlners VI child wBII killed and four others '• want them pleasing in taste-mild and satisfying. be red thts winter? What can be wounded In a harlem street last ~to-~~--~,~~ Third, because the cigarette paper is selected with the same duatry? Coli was to be arraigned in homl~ The answers oft:ered by leading 1clde court today after appearing In WHEN YOU BUY CANDY, you want to know, above all things, authorities wUI be pteflented In the the police lineup. care. CHESTERFIELD paper is the purest, the best that money aereis or articles or which this Ill Frank Giordano and Adlerno that it is pure. it real candy or are there a lot of other things t.b.e first, to be accused ot at least one can buy. Then the cigarettes are made and packed by macbinColi has beep_klno;~wnt;: nii.xed .i.n ,'Yith it? A¥ wan.t i! ou it freshly of "Duf.cll'• " 0 ery in dean, sanitary factories. And the moisture-proof, attrac&Dd .... 13 :10 • • • 'tive package-free from heavy inks or inky odor-comes to you just as if you passed the factory in the morning and took your CHESTERFIELDS from the .machine. Good • • . they've got to be good. �Jo...,AY, OOTOB&R &, ltll . "ll'a:SFI~frt~n : MecJbm Advise~ idmiP"uulliuRt 11y --.. Local Lada Uncork Offenai-#f fill W!ll Mill ~ ~ ..~,-....,,.. Strebt. lhkhQCr of the tt . · !AULa nied; Sto~e 'r oul:hdown Bl!tote the unb•wte~~~ man tn the wr/(flf. lfe hal Jttit learned trom " local Quarter; "Tip" ball te1m Is Lode)' probably one--of Eli!i Of rlnt cbir.podtat that Pepper Martin [eDI'Jtlonal beler\Ull1er of ,ftlt Car~·•:~ala, hu Athletic'& :oot ~ WarUn inJttred ht& rulmmg ~ hut ~turi:iay nl.aht at a weddlitt.' He th"d an old pair of shoea od'io t.he back of l.he bride and grooD'I'I automobile and forg'Jl to take · 1'11.1' fe~t. out of them ftrst. '" , • Pepper s mbftory Is failing llliii !'ie \\alked lnt.o lhs nceptlon room at the club house Ut.ls morni ll{ Sill t1owr. and waited an hour aJul·.~.a halt for himself By tw~lve o clock. I whe• he hadn't showed up he Ha~ ureri he wRSn t. coming, und went home C<:lnnle Mack l.s ba\lng, hi~> 1-r.ou- Dr411 Kith Poilib ' HAVE 14-0 LEAD TILL bAtt IN QAME: . ' . Jaekaon Show• Real Threat llut_-'i"Wice; lntt;teplecl Pw Stopa F!rot; Manage Stllfti late lri l.aat Quarter; Boya Show ale hiipnftiiil!lil !o . tiOMUMIHtS A eo.,lete 'Liae Of MMuiiUDla ~ Marken. M!JGS CC,WNTY 'MAR....E 1: GRANITE COMPANt • The PuriJle Panthers. taklna comtnahd of t.he g:amc late h1 the l~mul pol:'iod, emer1cd v1c1..0rlous over the Jackeon hiah sellool F11htlq*' WeLthmen at the new athlctl~ field l.n that elty, Saturday aftero:r.:rne was the tnat~Mural Southeaat- cin Ohio L:a,ue cont.e11t of both sr.hoola, and. the tlrat whl of the aeDn\ IGr the loclal lf.dl . tbe tent. ICOl'C oamc late In t.he the home 0~ flfteen )'lrd dUe IU1d advahc«< lt to the thlr~y-ftvtl From rot flild and aoroaa the line b ttrat. kluchdown whlcb, was tt'.ktn over by ~delle utt.er he rec~lv""d ihe ball on a. triple paas play. 'Pbe aeccnd acore for !.h e 'boys In ptJio:'If''' t.1Ul 'mAde near the end of me thl'tOPtlriod artcl- the two had b:Lttk¢. nesr the ce:tter of the field tfJi ~ly two quarters PhH otLI, w.ti:o tiM! e ; d tho:: Une, made loucb after Ieceivins SINCE MARTIN CAME TO :l b'!:itttttat • ntx..ftve yard pais frOm CrOw t'terottl· gathered the oval lfi1hla iu'fus :\8 the c pposin~ tean· sW:a.rtned a1 ound him In an attempt to knock t!!~ pm., to the or Call 583-J PhUadejphtlL, Oct S-IN$- f'alr A beaul 1ful fGll glOUlld Out.bklrts of Pomeroy or Mtddlcport At!dtC~l "R . ,1( Du.Uy Tribune 9·29-ut LostL~-Biack German PQI!ce D:~g ru nale Wrtte Adam. .Pomeroy or ca.n :t02-R Scholl. 10-1'1-Jt l>J~ C'k ' and ~..,.; 1xlt" 'fvft>l! "POmeroy, 207-L. Jrma.ic Answets to <log, v. hitc Ocruld - . - 0 0 0 --~ - ::~::~IR t his grlp on hu; dub. men" at Ohio Stato--was 5C! aponce a.ga •1 8 pa~:.lng I parent os to give no lndi:>atlor1 Of ?•hat the same gronp of ball-car-· ' rlers may do h1 the big ten 1 A bit o1 polishing the ro,ugh spt>ts 8tllt::' to !'!tart today in preparatfon I for the Buckll3 e ga:ne w1th Van1, derbllt here Saturday Coach Wtllainan ad"m1ltedly ~xpected no :mch a victory om lhe curnmooor.,._ • ·u Ill; I · Wtllaman s only romnien~ Bhout ~ f cJ , 1 .!atttn~ii.Y'II game W3!!1 a tMbu-:.e to B••ck Str'e><Mh ' tlle S..emar,y of Stale. I I, Cf,ARt:NC!i; J JIRO\\ :'0 Sr~r~t 1n n1 I I Slate, f1f Jht State 11! Oh1o , h~1 c'•• ~ lol that rh,. fortiiOII>c IS ropoO!rl ( r "" J 11ll r "' fully c""'part<l br me w11h t~e "" "31 I• '" fiQQ!IItiQQ adnt>lal by the 8'Jlh I, , 1 n~l \• "'mbly of JM SU'Itc of OhH:o 011 lnur >; l'J!I 1 and DIIW on filf! In my oflke ,,,,) ln "" >l'o 1~1 euatodr .. Secretary of State and (,,.,..,, tu '-' tnn: cor'"t Snld Joint Hr•nln11"" Waa Jlle tn the ofli.,. of the ~~r~l ,.~ nl Stat"' on J,.t,. In, 1911, ~~~d ~··'l'l>~e• •~ amend the tomht\Uion of the S ,,~ ol Q b,n br adopt"'l • -.~liOn to lo~ q,,. l'" ~ ~~d ~• Kdion 2h ftf .lrt1d~ VIII ~f'lat1n~ o th• u•~uance of bondt and lev' .,[ ta~u !.or the Sophombrel ... · - Cl,ARJ::NC~ Wise lG-5-31. th•• 12•11 J DRO\\ ~ Secretary uf Stale. • I IIEW TOGGltRY A II Tilll'1 moJtb .,, crtatttl 1111d 'I Will the Stars Tell? r sltttltt4 "' P•rJI 411.4 tht 1111ttr•1 dfl 1UJt •• Ntu flf.l All the •torts art litaplns up with mar"1ous n•w fabriu for f~ll wur The a1lka and nlnl! are ravishma and the wooh!•.~ u stunninr u Stt(h thingJ can be. Lovely anU !!114ft as paint is today's frock pattemM lo be camctl out in twud. It im ~hie in a bc!lgl! and brown mixture with a frw rd thrf'ad~ tor warmth Clf color, (If iu the heautlf\11 lwtrds havlnr a da~h of yrllm\' and oranre .amon, the brown~. Thnrc are lovelr hlntoy and tJrrrnv wtavu too, &o \\•hah!vtr your colorinK )OU may be suited The t1ren can be opened all llown the front if you WISh or nn merely hAlf! tl1e mock ciG!Iurr effect A tilly bnnd of 1Jique tucked into neckltne and at \HUts formt a II uh modBh trim Tim ,au"" ~~'~•J ht ''"'""'J/1 ,U. , 1f111 /J It lf) lttJ J~ fO 1/J , ..J i4" iMMdl lftl lUI. '"'V''' It II LI"S.\EN, evaeLe:s. WHA"T 0\0 ""E TELl.. YOU ~ 0\IA'T - REA.LLY ! "THf!.ILLONG • I'S ~V~E ....,....,L..L.. • \HAN\<S BIJT' TI).-1-IE • 1111 IT 'liO IMPOI'tTANT "l\--AT yO\) C.AN'T 'SEll' 1-\ I M 1:>\Jr.! I~ 'YOVI2 1-V!->Cfl HO.JJ" . . KtPKe A~O s. KtSE~ .. ........ . . . . . . .. . . _., I·-\!SILLY'S UNCLE ;-;;:::~:;.\--::~~~~ -ro Go "'""'"- I'>.!' I.S.K \1i= ~\lot.~ \...\... GO \ 0 """"' <o ,_.._,., <;l-UI> l:>t\t-.1~ Ul'""l'"' ~ "TT.., ......... - ""1'';;.1...1... \oo\~Q... \'\1~ ~' \W \\C.~~"U'. '<tlll A\...\C.~ ..·,.fiG-me ~ 1· " "·'·' .. · · · · , · · · · · "• · · ·......... .,_, •._.~ ._..... • • • • . .•. ..rJ. ddrea ~ me JU()re ...... ...,..;;.,..;. .. -~ Quick Relief ... from gye Stram JN WlTNiiSS WHlWr:OF I -"" htr"' tltidal Ull 11 Col11mbu~ Ob1o .iii.T ol Stpl:entller. A fl 1911 :"~Jea.sed t.lur:n o.nythJng else,' he saJd 0 State of ""'• several Of the subli ------- . ..= WORK TO '" HOUSE FOR HIM. /"d I'Ublte welfa~ lnolltutt(liU oL Jh" Willllltiall s~;. Li)tl;, "Pleas. '"' "'"' men On the '"""" ·'1'111!' •ort ot !tie sopnornores, OaUus, , ~. ed W;tn Showiftr of Rosequlst Cn.m~r. Oliphant .&Del HUSBAND BEC.OME RECONCILED, 50 'i>HE Q.,_U,EIET~p Get a Pattern of This Paris Style II' By EVA A. TINGEY • on the uP unto IUbtctl»d '"" n.n1" and alli,.,ed fliY ~ LQ~\'-Boston Dull ;oim~ oUt ftlfll,in pkttlng hlrn'!Cif there Mt~y - back 1 hoPe tt Is Mar- rnt.ve to lle af~cx;m ex)itcted to greet ttte Athlctlca as they renewed their warfare was AU rtgJit twenty fom hour~;; !titer ll'rlday·s f_l:11.lne, bd[ 'he \Vote H ••s uope I STATj!t'' OP 01110 acn·t~ nf l G n.._... ~ ~ct &f W!t!'<ITED TO BUY--81X 01 &even ro·o·m hou.. e witl'• lwo m Utr(.oe Jri'ellk:ted WIUI '._o;_i; UNJTP.JD 8'1'A,.1!8 OP' ,U IJ;R ICc\ - and Pt1Hadelphia Jn.~tutt1 or a b;md Tht enUre r cpt:rt.llre consist-¥ of one reoord I've got Five Dollar& · but due .o the depression they will only Dld ·t ~ far as three dollarr. and a hall and then shut 1t of! Leftv Grove may not b€ able ta. pitlll today due to a 0011 on P,ls theY c&n for ftn~"t Nobody knows how sefioua the prog arc It Is hut a doctor wUI exammc h im tew. they &:"mbled l]hll! .1fterncm and if the boll 1r bJ~ net Ulem a protrt of 1~noug:h, tie will throw that to lh!• to 2(1 per cent I'm lntar~1 batters instead 01. a baseball that times Js Sljeh Lhat The way the teams were .ostrr,r ain't man~ people able ~ pay fouls in St Louis this m1g:ht be t:l110 for tickets a.nd some of a dr.nrty way for M1 Grove to get specs gQing t.o • ha.vc tid of l}ls boJis ~~~~~~;of weeplnC and Grimes :.Vm pro~bly t~-. for ffiF Card!na~ Gabby StrccL t.anlcd ·~n ~e Wlld Btl! RallaJum Ll!> h!s u1.:n the PhlJadeip!ila AthleUts · FOR RENT--In MlddlepCirt ftv ~ r.l)llm house, be.th and prage, OI"Wllet' of &cond avenull and Locuat street Call Mrs Martha Btyo.nt, .s-48-R tn-2~3t Wanted- wU the St. Lo1.da ctl.tlUrlkr.. and lnds hBd Pwlr opponents on the down Br:yJe .as tt.ey opetl"d w1th uf- I0-5-:n w~ther today for the ttilfd lame Ol' the world's ~ betweeri ""'Uhd. . ASide friiJU a few minutes in the t:ltrly pari. • the lil:&.me, the local JIOH RENT---6 rooms and bath All moUern lmpro,.emcntR 453 Onml. St Mrs Lucy BoggeSii Middleport grouml~ ta ofLstUng with c;tciLcment A phono,raph will furnish the mth\tc: t~t ~t, tho PlnLhera atart.ed an •£;:~lve dlln which carried them ih'J Hoy t bougnt a .DIJ ed t"!1s life . T oclay's p_am~ will br the first on ft!lt quarter, arter ldd1e Oulnttacr tntAreeptH 1 JackiO'l paw on hi~ ~· Walt~ bh:s too of water-wl.~.1gs )et.ilelday and trtql lo rnake a uon-stop flight aroUWd the IY.lth tub He was almost drown.od but connie threw him • few ot those ze~s that .hey got In Bt Louis and sav- noon, ., the aoore of 14 to 6 The ~ -~ Wdtten bpeaiaUy Jar I N 8 ' Oob1rlJll!. 1131. b> I N S. Pllllllde!Pilia. Oft '1-0'181>¥ erlt'" ' ~~ · pick \!1• Weittrti cPnftrenct plily thlJ •latuida)'. 1 �Jo...,AY, OOTOB&R &, ltll . "ll'a:SFI~frt~n : MecJbm Advise~ idmiP"uulliuRt 11y --.. Local Lada Uncork Offenai-#f fill W!ll Mill ~ ~ ..~,-....,,.. Strebt. lhkhQCr of the tt . · !AULa nied; Sto~e 'r oul:hdown Bl!tote the unb•wte~~~ man tn the wr/(flf. lfe hal Jttit learned trom " local Quarter; "Tip" ball te1m Is Lode)' probably one--of Eli!i Of rlnt cbir.podtat that Pepper Martin [eDI'Jtlonal beler\Ull1er of ,ftlt Car~·•:~ala, hu Athletic'& :oot ~ WarUn inJttred ht& rulmmg ~ hut ~turi:iay nl.aht at a weddlitt.' He th"d an old pair of shoea od'io t.he back of l.he bride and grooD'I'I automobile and forg'Jl to take · 1'11.1' fe~t. out of them ftrst. '" , • Pepper s mbftory Is failing llliii !'ie \\alked lnt.o lhs nceptlon room at the club house Ut.ls morni ll{ Sill t1owr. and waited an hour aJul·.~.a halt for himself By tw~lve o clock. I whe• he hadn't showed up he Ha~ ureri he wRSn t. coming, und went home C<:lnnle Mack l.s ba\lng, hi~> 1-r.ou- Dr411 Kith Poilib ' HAVE 14-0 LEAD TILL bAtt IN QAME: . ' . Jaekaon Show• Real Threat llut_-'i"Wice; lntt;teplecl Pw Stopa F!rot; Manage Stllfti late lri l.aat Quarter; Boya Show ale hiipnftiiil!lil !o . tiOMUMIHtS A eo.,lete 'Liae Of MMuiiUDla ~ Marken. M!JGS CC,WNTY 'MAR....E 1: GRANITE COMPANt • The PuriJle Panthers. taklna comtnahd of t.he g:amc late h1 the l~mul pol:'iod, emer1cd v1c1..0rlous over the Jackeon hiah sellool F11htlq*' WeLthmen at the new athlctl~ field l.n that elty, Saturday aftero:r.:rne was the tnat~Mural Southeaat- cin Ohio L:a,ue cont.e11t of both sr.hoola, and. the tlrat whl of the aeDn\ IGr the loclal lf.dl . tbe tent. ICOl'C oamc late In t.he the home 0~ flfteen )'lrd dUe IU1d advahc«< lt to the thlr~y-ftvtl From rot flild and aoroaa the line b ttrat. kluchdown whlcb, was tt'.ktn over by ~delle utt.er he rec~lv""d ihe ball on a. triple paas play. 'Pbe aeccnd acore for !.h e 'boys In ptJio:'If''' t.1Ul 'mAde near the end of me thl'tOPtlriod artcl- the two had b:Lttk¢. nesr the ce:tter of the field tfJi ~ly two quarters PhH otLI, w.ti:o tiM! e ; d tho:: Une, made loucb after Ieceivins SINCE MARTIN CAME TO :l b'!:itttttat • ntx..ftve yard pais frOm CrOw t'terottl· gathered the oval lfi1hla iu'fus :\8 the c pposin~ tean· sW:a.rtned a1 ound him In an attempt to knock t!!~ pm., to the or Call 583-J PhUadejphtlL, Oct S-IN$- f'alr A beaul 1ful fGll glOUlld Out.bklrts of Pomeroy or Mtddlcport At!dtC~l "R . ,1( Du.Uy Tribune 9·29-ut LostL~-Biack German PQI!ce D:~g ru nale Wrtte Adam. .Pomeroy or ca.n :t02-R Scholl. 10-1'1-Jt l>J~ C'k ' and ~..,.; 1xlt" 'fvft>l! "POmeroy, 207-L. Jrma.ic Answets to <log, v. hitc Ocruld - . - 0 0 0 --~ - ::~::~IR t his grlp on hu; dub. men" at Ohio Stato--was 5C! aponce a.ga •1 8 pa~:.lng I parent os to give no lndi:>atlor1 Of ?•hat the same gronp of ball-car-· ' rlers may do h1 the big ten 1 A bit o1 polishing the ro,ugh spt>ts 8tllt::' to !'!tart today in preparatfon I for the Buckll3 e ga:ne w1th Van1, derbllt here Saturday Coach Wtllainan ad"m1ltedly ~xpected no :mch a victory om lhe curnmooor.,._ • ·u Ill; I · Wtllaman s only romnien~ Bhout ~ f cJ , 1 .!atttn~ii.Y'II game W3!!1 a tMbu-:.e to B••ck Str'e><Mh ' tlle S..emar,y of Stale. I I, Cf,ARt:NC!i; J JIRO\\ :'0 Sr~r~t 1n n1 I I Slate, f1f Jht State 11! Oh1o , h~1 c'•• ~ lol that rh,. fortiiOII>c IS ropoO!rl ( r "" J 11ll r "' fully c""'part<l br me w11h t~e "" "31 I• '" fiQQ!IItiQQ adnt>lal by the 8'Jlh I, , 1 n~l \• "'mbly of JM SU'Itc of OhH:o 011 lnur >; l'J!I 1 and DIIW on filf! In my oflke ,,,,) ln "" >l'o 1~1 euatodr .. Secretary of State and (,,.,..,, tu '-' tnn: cor'"t Snld Joint Hr•nln11"" Waa Jlle tn the ofli.,. of the ~~r~l ,.~ nl Stat"' on J,.t,. In, 1911, ~~~d ~··'l'l>~e• •~ amend the tomht\Uion of the S ,,~ ol Q b,n br adopt"'l • -.~liOn to lo~ q,,. l'" ~ ~~d ~• Kdion 2h ftf .lrt1d~ VIII ~f'lat1n~ o th• u•~uance of bondt and lev' .,[ ta~u !.or the Sophombrel ... · - Cl,ARJ::NC~ Wise lG-5-31. th•• 12•11 J DRO\\ ~ Secretary uf Stale. • I IIEW TOGGltRY A II Tilll'1 moJtb .,, crtatttl 1111d 'I Will the Stars Tell? r sltttltt4 "' P•rJI 411.4 tht 1111ttr•1 dfl 1UJt •• Ntu flf.l All the •torts art litaplns up with mar"1ous n•w fabriu for f~ll wur The a1lka and nlnl! are ravishma and the wooh!•.~ u stunninr u Stt(h thingJ can be. Lovely anU !!114ft as paint is today's frock pattemM lo be camctl out in twud. It im ~hie in a bc!lgl! and brown mixture with a frw rd thrf'ad~ tor warmth Clf color, (If iu the heautlf\11 lwtrds havlnr a da~h of yrllm\' and oranre .amon, the brown~. Thnrc are lovelr hlntoy and tJrrrnv wtavu too, &o \\•hah!vtr your colorinK )OU may be suited The t1ren can be opened all llown the front if you WISh or nn merely hAlf! tl1e mock ciG!Iurr effect A tilly bnnd of 1Jique tucked into neckltne and at \HUts formt a II uh modBh trim Tim ,au"" ~~'~•J ht ''"'""'J/1 ,U. , 1f111 /J It lf) lttJ J~ fO 1/J , ..J i4" iMMdl lftl lUI. '"'V''' It II LI"S.\EN, evaeLe:s. WHA"T 0\0 ""E TELl.. YOU ~ 0\IA'T - REA.LLY ! "THf!.ILLONG • I'S ~V~E ....,....,L..L.. • \HAN\<S BIJT' TI).-1-IE • 1111 IT 'liO IMPOI'tTANT "l\--AT yO\) C.AN'T 'SEll' 1-\ I M 1:>\Jr.! I~ 'YOVI2 1-V!->Cfl HO.JJ" . . KtPKe A~O s. KtSE~ .. ........ . . . . . . .. . . _., I·-\!SILLY'S UNCLE ;-;;:::~:;.\--::~~~~ -ro Go "'""'"- I'>.!' I.S.K \1i= ~\lot.~ \...\... GO \ 0 """"' <o ,_.._,., <;l-UI> l:>t\t-.1~ Ul'""l'"' ~ "TT.., ......... - ""1'';;.1...1... \oo\~Q... \'\1~ ~' \W \\C.~~"U'. '<tlll A\...\C.~ ..·,.fiG-me ~ 1· " "·'·' .. · · · · , · · · · · "• · · ·......... .,_, •._.~ ._..... • • • • . .•. ..rJ. ddrea ~ me JU()re ...... ...,..;;.,..;. .. -~ Quick Relief ... from gye Stram JN WlTNiiSS WHlWr:OF I -"" htr"' tltidal Ull 11 Col11mbu~ Ob1o .iii.T ol Stpl:entller. A fl 1911 :"~Jea.sed t.lur:n o.nythJng else,' he saJd 0 State of ""'• several Of the subli ------- . ..= WORK TO '" HOUSE FOR HIM. /"d I'Ublte welfa~ lnolltutt(liU oL Jh" Willllltiall s~;. Li)tl;, "Pleas. '"' "'"' men On the '"""" ·'1'111!' •ort ot !tie sopnornores, OaUus, , ~. ed W;tn Showiftr of Rosequlst Cn.m~r. Oliphant .&Del HUSBAND BEC.OME RECONCILED, 50 'i>HE Q.,_U,EIET~p Get a Pattern of This Paris Style II' By EVA A. TINGEY • on the uP unto IUbtctl»d '"" n.n1" and alli,.,ed fliY ~ LQ~\'-Boston Dull ;oim~ oUt ftlfll,in pkttlng hlrn'!Cif there Mt~y - back 1 hoPe tt Is Mar- rnt.ve to lle af~cx;m ex)itcted to greet ttte Athlctlca as they renewed their warfare was AU rtgJit twenty fom hour~;; !titer ll'rlday·s f_l:11.lne, bd[ 'he \Vote H ••s uope I STATj!t'' OP 01110 acn·t~ nf l G n.._... ~ ~ct &f W!t!'<ITED TO BUY--81X 01 &even ro·o·m hou.. e witl'• lwo m Utr(.oe Jri'ellk:ted WIUI '._o;_i; UNJTP.JD 8'1'A,.1!8 OP' ,U IJ;R ICc\ - and Pt1Hadelphia Jn.~tutt1 or a b;md Tht enUre r cpt:rt.llre consist-¥ of one reoord I've got Five Dollar& · but due .o the depression they will only Dld ·t ~ far as three dollarr. and a hall and then shut 1t of! Leftv Grove may not b€ able ta. pitlll today due to a 0011 on P,ls theY c&n for ftn~"t Nobody knows how sefioua the prog arc It Is hut a doctor wUI exammc h im tew. they &:"mbled l]hll! .1fterncm and if the boll 1r bJ~ net Ulem a protrt of 1~noug:h, tie will throw that to lh!• to 2(1 per cent I'm lntar~1 batters instead 01. a baseball that times Js Sljeh Lhat The way the teams were .ostrr,r ain't man~ people able ~ pay fouls in St Louis this m1g:ht be t:l110 for tickets a.nd some of a dr.nrty way for M1 Grove to get specs gQing t.o • ha.vc tid of l}ls boJis ~~~~~~;of weeplnC and Grimes :.Vm pro~bly t~-. for ffiF Card!na~ Gabby StrccL t.anlcd ·~n ~e Wlld Btl! RallaJum Ll!> h!s u1.:n the PhlJadeip!ila AthleUts · FOR RENT--In MlddlepCirt ftv ~ r.l)llm house, be.th and prage, OI"Wllet' of &cond avenull and Locuat street Call Mrs Martha Btyo.nt, .s-48-R tn-2~3t Wanted- wU the St. Lo1.da ctl.tlUrlkr.. and lnds hBd Pwlr opponents on the down Br:yJe .as tt.ey opetl"d w1th uf- I0-5-:n w~ther today for the ttilfd lame Ol' the world's ~ betweeri ""'Uhd. . ASide friiJU a few minutes in the t:ltrly pari. • the lil:&.me, the local JIOH RENT---6 rooms and bath All moUern lmpro,.emcntR 453 Onml. St Mrs Lucy BoggeSii Middleport grouml~ ta ofLstUng with c;tciLcment A phono,raph will furnish the mth\tc: t~t ~t, tho PlnLhera atart.ed an •£;:~lve dlln which carried them ih'J Hoy t bougnt a .DIJ ed t"!1s life . T oclay's p_am~ will br the first on ft!lt quarter, arter ldd1e Oulnttacr tntAreeptH 1 JackiO'l paw on hi~ ~· Walt~ bh:s too of water-wl.~.1gs )et.ilelday and trtql lo rnake a uon-stop flight aroUWd the IY.lth tub He was almost drown.od but connie threw him • few ot those ze~s that .hey got In Bt Louis and sav- noon, ., the aoore of 14 to 6 The ~ -~ Wdtten bpeaiaUy Jar I N 8 ' Oob1rlJll!. 1131. b> I N S. Pllllllde!Pilia. Oft '1-0'181>¥ erlt'" ' ~~ · pick \!1• Weittrti cPnftrenct plily thlJ •latuida)'. 1 �7Jli:SI joTr ' l , _ OHi n $TAT E NU,EUM MONDAY OCTOBER & 11131 TIDEVES AT WORK. DKE PARTS rROM [UCAl MACHINES PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE PUPils who wert e ther absent nor t& dy durirrl ne n.r:>t mw. th of schco at the Fatrv ew .school a.t Hartford are lsl Orad~ec Jet fe-rs Blanch e H olfmR 2nd Grade -Johnn e H o1!man Rank n Roach lrd &rade--char es P.otfmo.n Ralph R011ch Luetile Lewla Lola Roach. 5th a:rade-Jobn Rorteh Ra) Roach Ma.y81! Gibbs 6th (lrade-Will am Roach Mon11. Edwa.rdli E lzabeth 0 bba 8th grade-Leona Jeft'era 2550 Enroll At Ohio University SUITS FILED Father Scares Baker to Death Eloping Heiress G1ves Up Dream Of Screen ~'ame ------------------- READERS I'IIOTic;E-If you ..,ani the l'llewa Oflic:e of Tho Da•IJ' Tribune eaU 238-L tf the BuaiDNa Ollic:e aak for 202 R VOL VI- NO 21 Are Str~pp ed From Cau Of Two C1tu:ena II" 11'11 )I.WM Ull U1 THK D.\lw" TIIIBUHC ~l:ceuorJet No Cluea Found By Auth .or1t1e1 Who lnveatJ• sate Crllllea g M Zehm was ead ng o calf with a rope when t unruly and dragged h m nto a neDjrby His hand wns caught the po11t and severely c t and man Q'led by he cad rope a.tta ned o he col( n t pranced oround RtTUHNS AFTER RL\D THIS FIRST 40 YEAR~ F...,.Bevernbaoheellfd~ Ida home Beuar'• I!Urf,l>a Ruhieo. S..em 1 frimd, Jim eoili.,. the belp of Bill ........ • ....... lllld •.,.,. ROicl> M IJ'ODD.da. m ovama: a 10eret *' D&J' and • lockecl 4oor Ja the of an chapeL While ....,. fUa ID fo . . the door a wall ellapiios b~ 1t mu~er tooa of ciU) The7 Rlpe<:t llartm. .. ....... of Severn .. of dyoa"'"'ng tile Wall TbeJ bqin to doubt also tlt.e llbu:cril:)l: of Sam Severn t at BABY LI!:E TAKF.:N The ru era sen: s f AI c Lee 8 du.y old bnby they meet an U cautkt, l1abam, whG aoe- on crutdwt. Also they eDCOUDtel' a ~rioul Dr: Martell. who. preaiili:ll 1lartiD, the aervant. triel for reaiO!l to couce.al. GrQioD 1 wife aDd Kattwine Hunters Warned I About ~me Lal\s I ·~· to ...... the rubl,. ri&IJt tulf, belont by Inheritance from. her hunt rs • off aa he: became auddet~ly 'ware of that second figure: a few ranb away ..-aguely outl ned m the jhadO'!Yf starl ght du1k 'Whoa th s? Sant seemed to remember for the lrlt time the electric torch that he bad at~atched up at be ran out of the He dragged 1t from his awung Ita light round on to man froiQ. the Cross Keya lnn 111M!EN T\t latter wu dn.gg ng h mself unatead IY to hi!l feet In the 1 gl t Of the lamp the: swarthy face showed ""• that blow bad rattled h m be looked dazed and shaken The iullen eyes as they glanced toward ojiru Wynter were full of hat ed a f.enorqous hatred m ngled w h someibiqa: I ke fear !7,tomel" cr ed Sant He seemed t. queer nervously exc ted n ood d hrs vo ce was 1hr II un ke to if. ~e stared at the man and f om JD \0 1m Wynter Good Lordi Bat does all thus mean l Frome. J m Temc:mbered fhat WhF-Iookmg up the tt lephone num • r of the 1nn the name of ts pro-. ~etor had been grveo-Frome So ~ pateur gunman wu the land ~ of tbe CrON Keys. ~b Frome and I had a little d11 ~IJPtDI. be sa d With a 1hrug "'Yol#'re hi authont)' at Beggar'! (".o:urt ant I Severn tums ap Sant, 1 .... llardJy tuppose you appron of artiD. ud th • fnr:nd of hlB roam tbne around1 and shooting on bt at &II)"ODe they chance to see? J',rome. With the Olttellent Va n •dktc and a.betbng tWJce del ber ....,. tHr:d to pot me too gl t.'" ""~""' may have fired but I had 1t0 m ielltioa of bitt ag JOU, au broke an .t i = or thl& sec a by 1 he 5ENATOR'S DEATH SHOCKS NATION show~n um)abt and no much cha ae n W~ tempe-ra~ SERVICE PRlLI!:-SUNDA Y I> UENTM B~NKtllS E~Ol~[ :Tragle Deatb 01 PUN ron f.~SINGI Senator Morrow riN~NCI~l SUBIN Slaoeks Couatey Nahan Suddenly Bereft of Sort of An Amer1c111' On Banko As Well Aa Who Makea Our Country Great Death In Htalll' 59th Year Moat Unexpected Cuatomert Idea Con tamed In Report WAS VIEWED A5 PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER READ AT AlSSEMBLY Father Of Mrt Anne Lmdbersh V1chm Of Cerebr!i) Of 57th Annual Conven Hemorrhaee Had Made Pubhc Speech For lion Of Amertcan Chartly Sunday Even1ng Bankero B' WIIIIA11 R~ , [)()nJ INS Staff rorre pond e nt Engle v d /'1 J 0 l 6 -A mer a and t he wotW e e u1 Jted toda mm on orr v over the sudden de th of Lt tte I St le Se n t r II ght W illorro v As a r ngement v. er t> m:-t I f r the funeral servlCef! lon orro .. n th F t I ~b hurch meEjsages Q! cond le ce poured S at Bu eau of B o oglco.l Su vey al110 cuver geese bra aud c "fhf' announccme t s a es tJ tl e ason on jackll:n pes w 1 b :.,ant nnmg the electric tordt round Oil to the man from nets caiUng Saat 1 name appeal ng ly ..An unpleasant txper enee of course but perhapt all for hia aoult good He 1 D no danger I aatllfici:J myself of that-but l mppo1e we shall have to Jend him a baud l-Ie took the pocket lamp from the startled bewildered Sant and llashed ts I gl I downward by the side of the .,oathous:c: Mart n wh te faced and desperate eyed. was hold ng on desperately to the post by the land DK steps. Good heavens Wynter what a I appened? broke from Sant Oh I dido t chuck h1m 10. 1t wu h 1 ow o I'U ltg conscaenee " re torted 1m unsympathet cally aa he 1t ode forward to he p h s unnerved enemy to regam firm ground. By th 1 time B 11 Grayson plded by the mov ng gleam had eome runn ng up. 1 m met h11 atartlcd glance with a short laugh. "You ve just mfseed an orgy or excitement, Bill" he explained He took the automatic with ttl alencer from h s pocket. ..See th s. Sant? Exlrib t A The lethal weaponthat s tl e r ght phrase sn t at?w1th wh ch F orne and Mart n made two attempts to shoot me ton ght. EXCUSES Jf you II only I sten I can expla n tall &u' put o Ma n desperatel7 h a teeth chatter ng a' he spoke the water d pp n1 forlomiJ from bia drr.nchcd garments. •of eou 1e we aever m~nt to shoot M:r Wynter standt to reason we: d dn t added Fro~e glibly, a scowl ug but oowcd 6rure Wynter laughed. The pomt 11" he remarked gent ly ..whc her the mag strates w 11 be I eve rour story when ro• are cha ged with attempted murder They attemptc:d to pot rou J m? cned Ball Grayson trying: to get the b&na: of a bcw !derma ait nat on Oh but l can t bei11!:Ve that WJII broke out Sant' 1 •tartled ,. 0 ce (".ant you. SanU' rttorted Jim dryly ·shall I ahow you two bul let holet D the boathouse? I was makn,g a good target aganat the white pamt when the liht bullet came plop w th n two nchu of me Scared me blue. I ea.n tell you Frome •allmlJ Let me exptam• cned Martin ..,N for Mart111 he'• •• the t'tu ahnlly h • faee wu a wh tr: tWitch ..,.~ wtltt ~ )IDI COOIJJ lpOflng ng matk of fear ..It was aU a ter • ~tllai• boa blea~" tibtc mistake. We 1w:1 nfl idea it • I• •ekw we· lhmt"b 1111 'IW• wat Mr W nter-and ia u ea• ter Crot11 Ke:rs Inn October 1 to December 31 Ga n es Oc obc 1 to Nov£ nber 30 WoOj. cock Ocklbl!r 16 to Novembe 1~ Ra Is I c ud ng K R' na ls Vlglnw. Rail Yel ow Ro.ll a d Black Rn Nove nll)e 1 to Novembt! 30 Bora Ra Ntve ber 1 o November 30 11 hag m ts w I be a.s r ow D c 15 ijtcse a d b ant J4 I II CLASS MEETING Tl f' Happy Horv-eatt rs cia~ or the lederated church met al Lb Puc:e church Ft lday evening Oct. 2 !or their regular class meet ng Arte th b slncsa S®SJOn a social hour was enjoyed a.t Lhe B & B Sandwich 8hoppe There wee 12 Lers pf' seht o.nU 1 v .s tor Frome purposely firtd wtde.• That s true enough aa d Frome ksn pe.li Coot 25 Oalllnul 15 aullenly There have bceo iolka "' C' lcock 4 ralls 2l and so a a making suspiciously free of ~c:H ony one day ground& o n ghta. worrym~ M,a t n 2 at II more rlow that he s the only man in the house: now that Creyke sdlsap~eartd So we decided to keep watch and JCat'e them oft wboeYer they were. I never ru:ogn zed th s gentleman n the dark-s It I kely l should have fired f we had? l can only aay l m very sorry Frome d dn t look sorry He onl1 looked afra d of poss be awk a d oonaeq•ences to h mself-and ful of a mal g ant ha ed toward the man he had fa led to ha m • I sbe aaw th'm a.ar•t --- -------COP Kll LS TIIIEF REMEMBRANCE For 1m Wynter the YO ce Frome had confirmed that ausp ot! that had been an h 1 m nd from t1 e. moment of 1ee ng Martella thado y oa the ce Ins: of that •PP« room at the Crbat Key• Inn. Frome !I voce was that voce he had heard at Monk1lver on then ght of Creyke .. drath that of the unseen man he bad fqught w th on those dark It& rs. For 1ome reason they bad spared him that night at Monks lver wbeu he bad been at the 1m1rcy of the men who had murdered Crayke and kidnaped Severn was It that tl e; thought b m more dangerous aow that thit utoe ate of U:artell 1 bad tnalthcd at the: sudden tbancc .. makioa aa end of bim Oladys Schm tt.a r re urn .. YOb ~bet I tobl,.,.. ol fl.,. Sunday after a visit with art• 1 d aclca movln• in the 1 roundt at Por~moutJ after darlril Wr Sant ltrP" wont a. sisters and curtis Marl n a jc:ct ln tils wbhtlq IClf were Mar tta visitors jushfic:at on. ..1 kaow we ought 10 They were accomroanted by have asked your permlssaoa before Mrs Ben]amJn Mrs John McCallum ot •- th oll who v sited Mr and bo we aet a ut ecaru•lf em lm. Widow of the slam George WrJiht at Belpre nry torry air But, of course, if and M WI wed as much at dreamed it was ford Conn yachtsman r~r nu1~t~h~ibe:is:~ Yr Wynter-but I d heard him m1- shown leavmg a New Bentz at his home on Lincoln self say na he wa1 aoiaa ap to LoDM B hotel followed by her r entz suftered a don 1rom here thUI aftcmooa." IIL8t week a.nd re Sant broke out~ ter 1n law Helen in a crlt.Jca.l oondlUon "'Of courte you re aorry DOW M S6 Margaret Radford of OalU you n 1aoded 7ourtelf Ia thb mea.. on her way to Daytona polls !pent Saturday a.YJd sw day y .._ ... ~ th B h lth Mra ou .....ew ugtcr au to 81k .a, eac Fla She went .to the "' Mary Radford d Robert DcLille or Columbus permis1bn for 10methlna I would Fl never have tolerated • be eried. bt. on a City to determme 1i week ~n.:t glM!st ol Miss Loretta face fur10ua w tb anrer "'Well af er Dr Leshe D R1tch1e 51 re ti.'UI I ve no further aae for you. r maD. Youlldearoutfromherefirae tired Norwalk Conn veter tblh(l tomorrow That I what 70Ur marian and his son v~~~~~ j:~~;.,:;~ damned tomfoolery 1 done for JOW. ha 25 h d t Mart n • m a any par m lllra Roy French of Co tm Yery aorry air--• begu puate murder of her lt•••·l~l"'!!~,;_;~~!~;~wi~Mr and Mrs Martin •ra n band The pair was A =to~ and .. _ Shut upl l'ft said all I hue W d b M C II .wu:~ 117t:o 1 ou.••nappe:dSut. le Y rs o mrs when were OalllpoiUJ •"'ltor~ 1 m, a'ove In one ol' his IPO!II ~rnt polii'Ailti add aN Co~ aad ~ .. UD4boo'a• his daa1iJter an 11111 fa!.:il&w who tint heard tbe nt'MI of hk duth In China while 01 lheh tour ol the Orient - ----Clerk Squabble Is Accused Jurist Settled By Brown Resigns Position g!llat ons an aunced by he Un e _ '~~t'1 atartted que!lhonUtg vQ.itc 1 r ute due Stat of Oh o hat due~ shoot c tJ Ohio this yea. will be p m d OJJIY f om the noon hou October 1 tO (lown Octobe 31 These re NOW GO ON ~~d A entlon sea" Cbrls!!hitt on Depa tment oi a.,l;'l ,raadfathcr rctum to Laa 4on wbile the two mm plaa to aearch Beaaf • Court aaam at a aht. Wynilr diiClOYHI Iliham bit ctutche• Wd, uicle "ITID'nl a motor boat flo a ""'""""" llllartin and a thus aamea Frome tr., to ahoor Wynter wbo. outwit~ uut ca51ture1 them, ...,__,_ Personals were conducted Monday af a he B adfo \1 hurcn w th lnl h uch y bnby d ed Satu da 1130ocock -~ In a villap aearby first he: was too w nded. to 1peak. It wu not ~ftcn that Sant lb.d ~ovcd ao qu ckly and th s b g man was hopeleSBly out of oond tlon Y'qa, bcre Wynt~l But I th~ht ;tau were m London I" broke from him breithlc!uly "But that audde:n Wlntf'glart I saw from the hobse: J:(iit: now altnost like an explo Ha;, 1 o nndMRF'i!XLecofHs m ......At NEWS Probably day POMEROY OHIO TU&SDi\ Y OCTOBER 6 1931 workers :vhon ovr development 1 of a gteat bas c nd :stry bars tossed w upon tl e econom c sc raphead ate h 1 ftghtJng fo lte w In tour coal 0 prod ing sLates Tl ese are Penn bt- sylvan a West V rg n a Kentucky IJ and Ohio ocross wh ch the wr ter ha jUBt trave ed 3 000 miles baclc and forth I A handful of sue followe s or a phantom hope 11 e making a br11ve sta d Jus now th rt miles solttl n east of Cl ar est.on W Va There six pat hed te t.: huddle haphazardly togethc a s oulder a1 d bu ne ~ h gh ta 1gle or weeds and })usl es on r alntatn that such an exten 1:1 80ifgy strip of grou d be ow the slon or time w II enuble E pt u evel or the oa.d wh ch to ow 1 e 1 yellow waten; or Kellys Oreet from stahl ze Its wavermg u e thus u d wo ld wlee bu:) r. ;:; Cedar Grove w W:~ord s I These tents were haatl y thrown to such 1m ad o I up at Bundow o Sept 21 to give wlt.ho t tf: tnln aua.:u shelter tha.t very lght to five the Euro~>t=!.l.n J?OWC s 8 families or miners lllll ev cted from DH.tb or Benator DwiJI & '""""'· however by 1ru !.her I omc nt. the nearby cam.r; of Mon f11W rrem ocrebnl he~r­ Kelty a Or~k CoJUe~ CQplPf,QJ' ,; j · ,,l'he e•lctloti8 were tbe artermata ~ •• lllil II<"~ a 33 day strike wt lch was brok wood N J bu1 ahoeked ofllclat en dW Aug st 8 Immediate 8\.epfl wtll Waslttncton. and the naUon at Otnclnna.tl 0 Oct 6-INB-A Pd to the t>~ct drastic Thirty people- ha e been Uv ng buJ:'e The late eenatDr Is shown expr.melon and consolidation pro ever since In flv'f of the tents the gram lnvo ving an mmedlate ex ment ffif!IUIUM!S that the Amer c n 8 xth a ery smal o e se vl.ng as a pubUe will oppose fu ther nnanc "1 pendlture or $1 ooo,oou in Cine n cook tent na.tl and st Louts plantll was an a.salatance The n at word a reporter for In T~ey Insist that Europe n u nou1 ced here today by A bert H ternatlonal Se vloe heard as eeL n the mBtter of d sa.rmam n Morrm president o the Kroger he forlorn colony scall.ng dow or epa atia s and 0 ocery and Baking co npony of was sett g such da gerouE probh•ms -.s The prog am accord ng to the Who Appomta fwo Women announcen e t wm inc ude the he Pol sh COJ dor before tb 10 came rrom a lou y " II sanction f ~ther I a e ect on of new :~l.ructures a d you ges of P N lo Election Jloard tn Jef clef Un r-s the Eu ope n n anufacturl g plants In St Louts six ch dre) Her d s nte tlon fer10n County where it was sa.id the con pany on !lignify th lr ltomacfl spmd y legs and has outg own Us f-aclllUeR and dea ng 'lith these problems at on :e eyes furnished i.e ltale e den I the unification and enlargement. o! lhe.;e congress ono.l cadcrs tuld the prP.Sident that another debt ho cia the company 1!1 manuractur Il8 fac Continued on page three w II be viewed by the Amcr a utles In Cincinnati people as amount! 1g o pract cal on f.LECTRIC MERGER 3-lADE KING To ANNOUNCE canTheellatpresident n cons derlng th PARLIJIIMENT S END ildd onol two yea' mora tor un _ ll!xtenrt on Is prooecd ng a or g U c IF<IIsou London Oct 6 INB-A he e arne t's he took when he had quest or Prtn e M nl..ster J Ramsl'lv the one yen plan u de ullv !It Ma.cDonald King George will p o me t He s ca llng to the Wh te rcgue the BrltlBh )MUllan ent o Uo sc !Ina clal a ~d )X t ca en u orrow and anno nee ts dl.sso u ers nd F ng the lephonc tton the follow ng day to nake way reac l ng other nRb e o come u granted by the he pu chi16e l:i ~ tor a general election t wa und r the RP tal ce nor prop tes In stood this afternoo ---------Mar on and It was o11lctally annoWlced that TWO KILLt:D IN BOMBINGS a general election would take p ~tee on ()ct.ober 27 Athens Oct 6-lNB-Two pe Agreement between the prem er on.s were killed and three wo nd J And the kinK on steps t.o be tak n in a series of 25 bomb explosio to pave the wa.y tor the election was along the tr11cks uf U i! Simp o aeiLChed during a conference today OrJ.e t ra lway Jugoslavia todav at Buckingham Palace at wl c A com1tltdj1 reign of Wrror w.-.s MacDonald informed the monarch SUS))t:Ckd In he Out Q.g S that t.he national coa. tlo cabinet after weeks of w llDK tng had df> clded unanimously upon an immu dlate appeal to th.e countr) .!\'7Bter. CHAPTER XXXVII Saat had aot recogn zed J m Wyn tFr as be came runn ng up unt I the l:ltfe"'r'• vo «: read ed h m through tbe ecarcely rei evcd darkness It ~l ~la n that the s ght of J m was a aurpnse to the litartled excited lNTERNATION AL WEATHER FORECAST- The presldtmt It by J><n<mll ttYmr ltOil tho fabuloua and alniltcr \,:1' OF unr By ROBERT S ALLEN Editor s note Fu lowing is the secov.d of a series of s Lorles depict (Copynght 1931 by INS ng the sit a ion t.ha.t exists today Wash ngton Oct 6 -A two year extemnon f tl e throughm t the sof coal m n rlK reparatiOns und v. ar debt moratunum w11l be Ia d bd re fields Othe s 111 to low da ly INS congre&nonal leaders by Pres1dent Hoover ton ght wlwn B~ C EDWARD MORRIS I N s s af! Co e-sponrle t they confer w1th h1m at a spectal Wh1te House co fe1't" " Cop:n1eht 193 By I N S This exclusive mformahotl was 1evealed today to the- Plltsb gh Oc 6- Amer can In dustry s lost bo.t a lo - the 125 000" Inten abonal N e v.~ Serv ce by a htgh Republican author soft oal n ners who will never 1ty who du~curu~ed the matter w th the pre8 dent w thn th<' draw another days ilnY ot a ml e a e sca.ttered over 26 states last few day• Mo e than 70 per ce t of these W am Zehm abou 70 yeats of og hall a th umb a d rorefln9e amputated a.~ a resu t of an nrc! den at his farm at KEno Su Ua.y Imo WIRE .... ! Preatdent To Propo•e Reparation& On War Debt I Moratortum For Cona1derat1on Of Consren l26 Statea tonal Leadera Ar Spec1al Conference Share Of 12& 000 Former Worken UNDER GREAT PRESSURE TO AID EUROPE ------ -OUT OF WORK Alao To Propose Drastic 5svmsa, ObJ•d•ona To I -Be Rataed Unlesa Europe Guarantee• D1aarm But 70 Percent Found 1 Oh1o, Kentucky, W amen! Aa Well Aa Other Reforms Va and Pa HAND 18 INJURED from coann.,. .:-. _..,...7 if LEASED Hoover To Bring IMANY IOl[ MINERS Three Year Debt SCATTE~[~ ~~ER Plan To Leaders!ENTIHE GOUNTRl ON BALL RUN '\J' en• FULL Ma ry Kath erine Lewis .. at T AND ISTH AYE 0 HICH Kr ad Unj Evert Tracy DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK1 By Edaon R Walle, Shawn<>~, THAT quahtv hnked with contmuous adverttsmg results m mcreased sales Meeting Stormed By Howling Mob Oklahoma br~ngs 600 Redo ' all but Break up Se1110Jl of Cleveland C1ty Counell A dealer does not have to spena much time m telhng customers of the mer& of advflrtJsed products they know them already Pubhc confidence ts bmlt on quahtf mtchanged Cleveland Oct. 6- INs-Aroused over the action of a howlinl mob of 800 Communists who marched Into the ctty counell chambers last niKht and held up the ~ounctl ses slon for 30 m nutes whllt memben of the Red group 11.ttempted to apeak without. permiMion oi'Bclal Cleveland today planned st.eps to prevent a recw-rence or the scene Products contmuously advertiled prove that they are, worth the ~ price m rsemce aiulll!ltlsfactili. , \ Busmess 1s gam~ by offenng the pubhe what they' want Contmuous advert1smg has the selhng force that WJll mcrease busmess anywhere for anyone While Mayor John D Contmuous advertising sunpb~tes selling and speeds up sales Contmuous advert1slllg mgmfles that the adverttsers have a clear V1•ton about mcreJasmg preseht and future busme!IS uatton Several of the noise makers were ejected rrom the room and the leaders were pulled through the crowd to the outside when they 80UVht to apeak despite the objec tlons of Mayor Marshall More than 2 000 demomtrators had marched to city hall Just be tore tbe councll meeting waa scbed ule<l to belln Tboy earrled ban nera and placards dec:tartna the superiOrity of the Soviet IOYCI'D ment dema.ndlnl ncla1 equaUty and Jower fare for cblldren ADVERTISED! PRODUCTS Alij!: THE KIND THAT MODERN DEALERS ARE PROUD TO S~LL AND CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD TO BUY CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING CONTINUES DAY BY DAY TO MAKE BETTER BUSINESS FOR THOSE WHO USE L'i"'S MD J I I I I I t: I I I R I I I I l I • ~ C I • I I 5 I I II I I l I J ;1. ~ ~l ~ J ~ " I ;1. I ' ~ I • I' ~ I' I I I I. .i! I I ~ • U ft ft I .o; J1 f 1 11 1 1 Marshall vainly pounded his pavel for order booll and cat-calla came tram all aides of the chambers forcing po !icemen to take • band In the sl.t I EDISON WEAK IS MORE ALERT TODAY Contlnuea on page three) Reinhart To Make No Changes Soon All Effictent ' Employeea to be Reta•ned New Com m1a11oner Sa,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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