https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3675ca3a8326ba84bca08bc04892bf9a.pdf b2789e3d6433fa1e5992358d1ff24461 PDF Text Text f 0 'I'UE8DA Y OCTOBD I, INl J >~ GARDEN TOOL .PROCESSION TO START S&.flOOl ~HilUR[N TO TAK[ SP~D[S, S~:i.=":;...·,h:.u·h~~:~ liTTl[ BU~IN[SS ~~:e:'dec!:sor THRE[ GONTRA~H ~~~~~1:f.?;2~§~ 1 S!JDVHS, ~AKES, "G[DRGIABU&GI[S" "'~ie.l"P..t IS TRANSACT[O BY ~~':"~•• ~~-~W TD IMPROn 1 ~~~~y~:; AN~ DTH[R IMPlEMENTS TO s~~ODL Le~:.~;·:. ~.:.; ~-~.' .' ~lllA~[ G~UNGil , Refu·~:·•.~·;P;:.:•IIon, ~O~Nn ~ IGHW~YS !~~~:.:~~~~·;::h~:~~:E+! ~~i'':f:~~1J~~ ' A Ired Elberfeld wu t1. buSlneM v!llit()r In Lopn Tuesday Mt and Mrs Frank DiehJ Mr l!rs Bam Buchanan llll!J BOD Bunda:y 1n ColltmbUJ ...,::;_,r ~:·c:.otehl llQd tamtly Jllllilllolement bt 1M --.-.o--c=.~-- buslne'J8 n{~tJna I V~a~tor• PreHint ---- I for t ~ repalr of the Mlnersvlllr '-lUI road 1200 approprlate.t for the !t~ovenumt of the Ou1'd Cha~e F ol owlna: the busiueSB ser..slon the t'crnmWiloners reua u 1d u.p provt"d the bilL> and ordered them paid w far as funds art ~llble McCrobe. on hql%!"' Llncolu at the ol re!rt'shment..s we~ ----- I appeal ra~e from the '" FULL VOL VI NO 22 , .. 11'8 .tUIIWI lill Df TSII DAU.V Tai'Btnrll LEASED WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MY CA.BIJ.U 11 COD POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1931 ""' -II I'I(Jt !!:-SUNDAY li CENTif ,_r-14..• As I •i ' 1 I I I I I I' , I I I Mason '-.JJIY I jOUl'-1 I I I llll I I\\ -============::.:======::.:=='====::::::;;; ''on I I I I LE 819·841 FOUBTH AV~NUE I I CLOSING OUT Leader I FURNITURE COMPANY HUNTINGTON, W.VA. ENTIRJ. STORE AND WARE· BOUSE STOCKS. day Ready to starf up the cheer a~yt1me, for you and yours and to keep 1t go1ng conhnuovsly I Puts h11 whole hearf 1nto the rob- holds everyone's eye- peps everyone up, woth cheer upon cheer.~ Youngest member of the famous cheerleader fam1ly, the Ray Glo's- and the hondsomestl Come 1n, and bask en h11 real ultra v1olet rays, while you meet- The "Emperor'' Handsome New The member ot the Parent AKRON ON 1EHT FliGHT Teachers auoclatlon held a recep Akron 0 Oct 6 - lNS-Ddayed tlc.n lor the hlih school teachers srveral tlourrs by unfavorable evening namely L u weather conditions the u s s Mrs .Piorenee McClung Akron was taken aloft on her fifth Lelia Powell Miss Allee Clark teat ftl&:ht at t 1 37 un Wday Mr VanHorn A very delightThe world s largest ainlhlp wa!l 1 prorram was rendered and ~~~ upected to remain In t.h~ air all refreBhments were aervctt to all day while naval experts put her thooe present 1through dece.eratlon water ballast Chrla Weiss was a visitor .. t retovery Bnd engine run test:r Sunday RID MEN Mii:ET At a regular meet1n11 of the Red CLIFTON SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Men at their hqJI on Second street orade 1-Mar~~:le Ann Johnson Mo .. .iay night a lcrge class of cf.ln l;lenrletta EdWards Kather!.ne Rose dldates recet¥ed the rtrst a.nd sec li'ox Otie Jet!ers Robert Comp&On and degreE.II 0,) Friday night they will go to l'felsonvlllf' to receive the ~~O:~";::d:;',~Wilma :ii-Dorls Smith Newell PearlLilllan Fox third degree Aftr lodge cloeed refreshments I Redmond. Chester cart wrteht Lawrence Hesaon Earl ~r1 served On Monda~ night Oct Lockett Ray Ptctens Paul Henry 19 there will be a d.llltrlct meetJ.ng Dolaa TulUver Ray Jenera-Teach tler.! In which tourt.een h ibea witt er-Emma 8 Diehl .... part Grade 3-E'Iqrene Jeft'edes Fred· die SmlttJ Opal Hard&OTI Ulna Newell Irene Varian Grade 4--EU(lene Pox Hon.ce Haynes Carl Jetrera WU1l8 Knopp William VanMeter Pearl Edw~a Chr!Stene Henr:y MasU JChiUIOrl Elsie Roacl'J Bessle Youna Grade 5--RU118ell Edwards Don Haynes Eueene Johnson Cecil Ada Blake-Teacher-Armo 2-SALES DAILY-2 • I H "'"',... ,...... m..- COitlbuttion 2:30 P.M. 7:30 P. M. uy IDe ew urniture • our wn nee I l Radiant Heater To the Eirst 50 W•e• te Oqpy -:SWs U. Froat of Audion Platform Prenous to Start of Every Sale A Grand Prize WID Be Awarded to Some Adult ID Aadleaee at Cloae ollvery Sale •n I that putt oil Rur Glo Mot.,.. -· In o chauf HMIIr PRI-SALI·INSPICTION PBIVILIGI! McMaater Hardware & F umllure Co TWO STORES Pomero)' Middleport - Norll and t!Xt"'me Wt.'fiit portion tonight I ¥ L.DIIe_,_ Thun;daiy mwLly dolidr probably ehowers In extreme south aM tx ueme East portion 1n the mornlnfl' tooler in p erson..., I I • Sllowen tol lihl the Newa Offic" of The Dady TrtbuDe, call 236 L, tf the Buaanetl Ojlic:e aok for 202 R aerved Mtll Morri:J and Mrs Brown oJ Shclb~ 0 are vlSIUng Mnl 1hoo stallatlon ;--u;e omcers lor Rece1ptl Read By Clerk nc 1 1 uJ the tndustnnJ c Commll&loners A w a r d 01 Members Of Phyncal Education Clauea At Pomeroy 11 0 Ebers bach the ensuing year at the Dr-ew Web I Webater, Reacb. Total on f OhJO In the maLW uRed Dog" Jobs ln Rut Andy Zwilling and Mr 'Wcld011 H1gh And Ju01or H11h Schoola To Help In t l rust 1.! the Amenca.n Legion I Of $121510 ReeJ vs th e Indu,strl I Cumn 'and Township d Crlwnbus a• e h"re • s tin11 Mike 1 Raking Stoneo From Football F1eld Y.:ls tarried on at the weekly rn~t ul Ohio has beu r k 1 1 1 Z'11'11 ng and ramliy M1 and Mrs ChB.rlcs Ricketts In'! Mm tlav nl!lht under the su READ I n on Jl lPa:; court h"•" P<rvi•Jon of Wttllam St<lff of Mid BILLS ARE TO SAME FIRM , home Monday eventna IN EFFORT TO PREPARE FIELD ulfPvrt rt e pla ntlff rt the"'c 1st a~; -tA trip to Dayton and P.nlph Gilmore newly Pleet c! 01P:CU5JIOD Of Plantz f.aa her<> states tl ot he Wll 'j Othtr Roado To Be lm· f. omn ander rtplaced Frauk For Game W1th Cheshtre, Fr•day Afternoon, Wor k wm durbq the meettng Monda~ tate Take& Place, No proved, Var1oua App· • J A "'"ht d 1 M nnd Mrs Ben H Ewing lert Whtc:h Should Have Been Done Prevtoua y, l ~h: rel:s mmed.late-ly took uvc Ac:tton Taken roprlabons Made Mr. ndny ror Detroit Mr Ewing At Laat HeiDI Started Mayor Jam&~ E Horley of Mit! !1 tt nd II convention whllto Mrs dlepc:..rt 11 repreaenl.atJve ul tltP. The Pomeroy vlllage council met d 1:' the ilUuslJ t l comm :; lon T contract fur th ee pr oje t~ F\\ lrv \ 111 vlstt loflth her <laughter "'ee U'Y Bennett Pmt was P 6!le nt In r gular semi monthly 1W81:!10n On that date R<.'Cd ciB n ht v bl M La\\ renee R.:!uter nntl famlly 1 lch. r..l!:i v..tre rccel •J aJ 1 1!1 ry WllllamiSOll of Akron J.s tht Promptly at elgl o cluck Wed fl.eld lr lhe1r spure t me from thet~ and reque~~ted the local po.st \.o co [ Mnnda.y evening with all prese 1 t over ome with gas pol (..lling 11 [ rc.r nesda.y morning or even a few sludles during the remRin~erthto I l operate with them ~ make the 8th fxcept Duerr There WIUi but little I made him violently 1ll l I lw. npcrrd here la~t saturday by Lhc Kues cf relatives and frtendB ·~~~~;J:r milmtp before a parade s 1ch as e j .,.,l.'e~o al~ ~~~k n~:e up a r1d ~t Dlat·ict ce.ucu.s to be held In Mid bUBJneSii to transact A moUon been lu a seriou~ wndltlon Inc Co 1 t} Commissioners I avll been Ec. ond Arthur atrausa 9/ert vllllt 1"''"-- ~! of Charles~ local dtlzens have If ve• befme ofor~~~ br~sh nand other debris so dJepJJ"t ~tober 18 a huge sue«ss!mnde and duly seconded was re ~e~~~ ~~~~ th~ acciden t which hap l\WII ctl IJ.S folkws L'ltldlng haul n s Columbus Sunday Bisson spent S..t-witnet'fel wlll be stlir~ed hom all thf' P•rple Pe.nthels may have a The ~:~ervlceli or the local arum and,c&rded aulhorlz1ng the referring or l coa loadern e Wa.!i emp u} n f>' ng and spreading 1200 yds or red 8 J Smith who I& empioyed James Stevens. different ~>ectl.ons m the village all much better place on which to I~~" cor~ w~ request~ m thf': b~J~ ~ the Finance Committee Ior i Thf' petition of the pit n llH ~~~t a~d t:o~~~~Pg> a:-ao;~~~ ~oago!n !!!!ml~galhlst~:~~~~ wclomthponrelaytlv~ headPd In the gtmeral direction of pnu.•ttce and play 1hey wm take rao para e w lch will be present a n 011 claims the case was k•o , ,,1 1 B t $38400 Lo dl """ , .. Relic• of a Paat A•• the Junior high school athletic their turns on the n eld <'urlna their ed The membera of the Drew This was fOllowed by some dis hea b tt 1 li ~ .... P ~a~11 ng r~:Jd 0 ~prcadmg 1000 a Y~~ at Shade Ohio A ll:ltcheu mlddeD Is 1. prellstortc fteld The JUU adc a usually 15 the 1 egu!ar 11euod of r. h\I:IL:AI t aln1ni 1 W btlter Pcllt navt sl&'nUied their CU&llon of th,. very much dlscll86ed H • Y.. e n Justnn Co rIll I ,,d d~ on the Taylor roa" 1,, Rut Mt- and Mrq Philip Duerr re wllllnllllfM tc oooperut.e IUl th Wyatt 0 Plantz will T t th em c 1 0 "'o c 1 anuil'r} 13 1931 ....,. "' moulld cumpoaed of tea sbettJ, 0 custom with parades will not be The local neld s JmUla have been w wo e ami ilfter hea ring the lvi j lc 1 land tui.J ship awa 1 ltd to Ooegl In turntod bome Sunday e\'enlng after leaded b) a large and glamoro ts readv for pl.ay before this time but Pee IC:Y·Bennett Poet at Middleport councilmen were of the opinion that allo ved him l\n com ensat'J n The Rros lor $370 00 LoadJHM htlllllng a VJFit wlttJ relatives at Columbus bonea ltltelien retuse rude stone lqt. plement~ aM other I'E'IICI of eatiJ b1:1.nd with hundreds of pieces our t M!CI 8 that the matter has been A request waa also received from the council should protect Lhe n ea•e \!M a afea an~ Jt ~ 3~ a a 1 Ill CJ pa~d ng 350 ,ds of red dog and :l;anesville Will It have the old time martial a llowed to slide and tl)e 1'1\AnY who lhll! ~ccal order of the Red Men t o terests of the vlllafol'e and In 110 llfl I hea d on ~':nuar l!JJI g d ht Da v•dsun 1uad 11 Ru~lano.l M1 and Mrs Nmman Kloes ind mo.n They were ftrst found on tbe 14 mtislc by the famous nte ami dnun would have a deCent pls.ce to have hav the l.ei1on drum and buale lng should see that a check be n a :1. the co Y toWJ ~hlp nwardll!d to Ooerleln Mr and Mr.s A A Massa 1 v 1 ~il ;d coast of Denmnrk but later Ia tb• 8 corps the local high school reprtaenta COJ'))A enter their parade to be ht>ld made of the estate bef01e final s~t n pensatJO 1 "' <is 1 wit 1 Rev and Mrs L 0 Weber e.t Brltllh lslers. North America aDd The parade or proce881on wHI be Uvea play have be.!n ratl:)er clHa bert eocn The request WIHl grunted tlement is mfldP ~cause at fir t It ~w~d a s the commission cla med B u ~ fur .S17 1 50 &ven utheJ Po llhll ctJthe Sunday elaeoa:here malie UJJ of hl~h r h ool ~;tudet ts to•y In taking acttve pa,rt toward nnd the rlrun corps .,., It b.r seem I was ~;uggested that the village would •,e was 'ot an employee or the ject he. not I:Jce l awarded a: ~et • d that parnde b •t h m Ill 1g comp 1ny aL the tun" th it was reported M ~ Lucille Hatrls is enjo:yinp; 1----...,-------~ 11 who ha\e bor rov..ed begged or even tl at. e ld ol course It IIi rea ze eneu to t e extent of Home U40 [inju Y was 1nc rred Durlnl!l; the mettlng McnLlay the M vacation from her duUe at the rented tor nv.lll Q:aH1Cn tools that lh~ jlteNent depression and F owh 8 the bUIIIness session 000 but since RD appraisal has been Re d asks the It' t bGllrd of commls.slom.:l clsp~ 1seU Wll Huns !ltGTe suQh as I oes Jakes shovels picks lack of hmdH alKo uu!led delay the members present were trent d made it appear!! thltt thn ~ha•e of to gl~e hi ~u mon PI us co r With Joutme bumness The co J ty Mr ll.nd Mrs D C Oraham of wheelbaJ'fOWS Wllij:OI s 01 any olh B 1t since the epa 1 ot the field ~ 'l. mcst ~ lmptuous luncl'teon P1e the village w lJ b" ltldeed small af jury to tr}11 h~ 1 111 ~~~ 1lo 1 \f!d 1 l'nglneer was Jnstrucled to glade Chn1 fSton spent Bundtty with hll! e1 weful ut.tn ll II ot n laht come I o~ not been started sooner all pared und r t.he manager~hJp or ter all other bequests have been I with the lav. s rdg n c ~ nee the Mts:slon Hlll and to ::;moot) u e :st r Mn Joh~ Hite and family duly handled h Hn PII!.YS u ll; l d Th t M A Adams of Kt!nv Wt>'S ll In handy !o tthe Idea fotemust 11 should jump In ml roll up thel.r Cleo ge Nessclrot~.tJ chef 1 d tbelr minds l to k coo•-rate ag:t ll.'!t t e Indmtrial Cu nm s l n 1oa c eng 1I r.er was a 1~ o 11 s 1uc 1 s ee\<!S an ge 'or .,.... BREAKS ARM After considerable talk btlt no or Ohio for po. rtJCipat nn 1 1 e ted to grade the JOild past the W Po... roy buslnt"SS vi,o;ltor Monduy fl"'* scllool child en will be the with the school omciBls and get action taken a rnotJOn to adjourn Statt' 1 c Blakt placf:' 11 Olive towrml rp Mrs J B Smith of Atluns ~ F members ol the student body of eve ythlup: con pined. by Friday d d n ~;urance um1 an 1 1u a1} botb the Senior al\'1 Junior high It was anlotlnced Tue:sd.ly af\er The ten year old daughter of Mr ~~o~snc~aa~Jo~;ned passed and the f'tbrr relief he may be entitled t.o and to n stlglltr the Wr ~;ht pia e IBpendlng a. few da:ys with retatlvet~ Sthools 1 ere wh( have pledged thel noon that a team 01 horses and a and Mrs Hanson Holter ot Forest Cl k W b.sta fT the r11,1ht of lh t> rmulv.11.y 1ear 1u d fr iends here wli,Ungne~ t..o ~.:uoperate v.Jth orfi harrow had been hired to cut the RUI fell and broke her arm Satur er be r had previous!) CHARG~~ nt:NIED 'he ~c hocl house In Rutlimd and to Lubert Eppelln and Ort~.nt R 1 c1.1Lls In ILll attempt to get the local g10 nd p which hp.s become Cay ~:~ the IUs and Jecelpt.s a~ ldl hov· It llxed at once berts returned to Athens att.er t\ t JOtbnll flr.ld In ~hope ready tm 11ard 1 ed d rl g ~he s u 1111 er -1 l'elpmg Oct G-INS-Charges T IC commiss ioners ordered that week end visit here pla.J. by nuxt Frld 1y attewoon months "' ~~· Blll$-Pav toll SJto 86 Fh Pll.y that Sov1et Russum troops had Cr. II 11 nrc the l'(!cl d os on the I P.:"V Glenn Tennell waa a bus! when the Ches hire t11um \\Ill II e1.e1ybody cltlrens as well as roll $500 L D Dsvl:o; 8105 Pnm [c1o sed tilt: Siberian bo de1 mlo Fat an d 1he bridge on the nP..ss visitor at Athens Monday ncy here tm a g me The chlldrcn Jligh schuol chlldre1 ._,Ill COilper eroy Junk Co $7to F'Brber lr n Manchu!! ManchUJill v.e1e lnRlie ~allia Meigs county line ear the I Mrs SOphia Lauderlmuk who is wl o I rne been f01 t u ttc enough to ate lht !!logan It wQn t be ong B MARY WOLF Co $47 97 Porperoy Cem<>nt Block In Japunese alii im ~ circle he1 Wa rt farm about t vo m le11 south confined in the h08pltal at OalU borrow their rathc s shovel hoe now may be heard from thooc who E J Be~ hi left Th 8d f Co ~760 Standard Telephon Co today Official C1Jnesc lf'Jll l.s 1 ro... HtmesvJile ChurCh wo.s 1e poli.i was NpOI'ted t{J be sltp)ltlji 1ake or even hi~ pocket knife ~ nd are anxious to AeC t11e Ueld In read! ChamiJersbu~g ePa wtJer': h~y w~l~ $3 75 0 H Ourst $9 85 Miller I OIVf."Vcr rlt>chu lng uc Rus8um sol pm t< d to be In a llad coud tlo 1 1 he llmprr.ved Tuesday mOll ling tlose v.ho nny bn •ov. their neigh Ill:!$ tor Ue upenlng home game [ t d snrage $740 Excel!lior 01 co ctlel had nt-ered MRnchu tun tcr oct~er W"s i1~;tructed to Invest! Vr.n Torrence and family or Ensl 10 1 b 1r s In the case lhey have none Parenti:: are respecthrlW requested s ~ ~ ~~~e~ ld aYJ> 1 $27 89 Ohlo Power C¢ $8 61 c & rlto Y Ill t( 10 o r.loc:k last ulgi t p:atr it lmnirdlately A1 es n !I e Liverpool Wi!te bu•tness vJsitors 1 0 or their own or 1f theh telghbor to a llow theh child en t1 e use or rs rema 118 qq te 0 Railway $10 00 w F Schot:'H In ~nsw c1 thr Japane ~~ ct ar 1s equestert !rem the county here Monday ha,J,.,borrowed theirH o.nd have IIIII thelr hoes rakes or what havP at ber home here leln $.50 Southern Ohio Elecb.lc ges Chinese offtcto l>l staled Jopan cng1 eer on the p1ojer:t of chano Mr and Mrs AI'Wur ed tQ leturn It wtU g-athor at the you 1n nrde1 that the work may J»e H Kathryn Fruth and motlur MIS leo $330:M Slim and Jim Bel vice f~e mt !11. Y nuthorl .J.es were spread ing !he ood and bul1dlng n nattle baby of Millersport are ~ --.enry Fruth wer1l taken to St Jo Station $11 9fl Lyon Brothnrs 7 ug rumo s Rl llt!d at justifying pas~ on Ute Hany Young road Ill part!tU~ Mr and )CI'f, $ their cont!Jucd uccuJ.m twn of Scipio township ot llttrriflonvure and. his seph hospital at Parkersburg Sun \McllfS Water Co $30000 , day ni.Jht K~:~.thryn underwent ... n Battery Service Co UOOPo~rny Mo.uchtllll $1:.!00 was ordered paid and Mrs Herman Hoft'ller [ operation for IsappendlciUs vld morning and reported to M{Jm!av be aet Love b h $I d) liD Albe r t Abb YJ Eben! tllli olong as well as ~ould be t>x !.'~~.l WllllarnHOn Motor Co pected ve In Station $2 tli. 1• 6 I Mrs Robert Roush ot pt Pleas Receiptll were all follows J J a'tt visited her mother Mrs J r IDurst $2 4 00 State Auditm gus Tobltu10n recently lttlx $i 052 00 0 J HI!M flnes p.nd Mtsses Evelyn Foglesong and 1$ 7 ;~s $86 10 C~::metery trUJtees Martha Smith spent Friday evening at the home ot the Iotter s sister SCHOOL CHANr:a 8 ! 1 1Mrs Lawt~nce C11.pel art at Pomt Pll:l8.sant TI e Midway ~chool 11.n 1 1 n" 1oom Mrs L J Ruttencutter o.nd Mrs in thr Rose Hill school In Salisbury W A Oold entertained the & F R towmhlp W<!re abandoned last werk SuruiRY school class at the hOlne of T~r children from the Midv;ay Mrs W A Gold Thursday evenlnR M:hn are taken t.u Drndbury by bus Mr and Mr11 Eftlrman Layne at d At Rrse Hilt there were nr t en Mr and Mn1 8 0 Fisher were vis uugh ~cho lars im the , un ber of rooms and the chlldn n wert'! put ltors at Columb JB Sunday Cl aries Fink Jr Is vsltilng l).fl in t""e other rooms there parents here TIJc teacher~; are Without schnuJ 11 I Mr and MrB H S Morrison of now 1Well!!bUI g are visiting MrB Jennie --~-----Taylor DESPONDENCY CAUSE Mr Orphenburg tlnd two chlldten Lorain 0 Oct 6 - INS-Ue of Columbll8 were ~~:uests of Mr spondency over Ill health and u1 1 mploymer t and Mrs W A Gold Sotm'llay cau:'led William u Joe L Dawson and M.all.llt! Rod Dick 64 to shoot hl!l wlteo Ma v gers spent the weell: end at ('hcrles 61 and then cammlt suicide Wlth ton the :;ame gun Co ner Thornkll Mrs B E Lehew WWI a wuk .. d Peehlt'S Jr said In u 'endOl today \'Is! tor at Pt PleaiiAilt ufteJ I he U!eless bodies of the aged Win Oold of Athens was a. b:Jsl couple were round at their hon" • neHII visitor here Friday and Satur ht>re At WEATHER FORECAST- READERS NOTICE-If you want Hill Mra H111 --- - - - - --- B W Mdladtl', 0... Every day during the period of auction Ala at LEWIS' the otore will be open all darlb ...,.... mtt of stock 1nopec:tion prevJOUa to atart of auction oale. You _,. aelect from the Lew~ atocka any article of fumtture that you may be deoiroua of acquuin1 and theae articleo will be placed on the auctton platfo):m at the earlieat oppottunity, I. W. ENGl:L-.IIUctioneer in Charp. Muln• H!f..•• Tbe Noah ot Medcnn kl¥"eull llcae ftcaped tbe dthq:e limed Coseo:r I = Garner Sayo Moratorium / Meano Nationo W11l Not Pay THEIR WAR :\1 arrow ES<'ape Mr Hoover' a Idea Rece1veo Support of Senatoro allj I Repreaentatlvea In Pr~nc1ple But Judcment On Oeta1la W 1thheld DEBTS &qrah Saya Other Milt· tuo Muat Be Conoid· ered F1rot By ROBERT S ALLEN 1 N S Staff Correspondent Washington Oct 1-A further cxtemlon of the one year morato1 tum on int.er governmental debts will be dlscu~~ed by President Hoover with Pren ler Laval of t'ranUJ when he \lslts here late this month it was announced at tile White House today I As excl08tvely revealed by In ternatlonal News Service the President submrtted ~he morat01 lum extension propooal at hb! curl terence With congrc.salonal leaders I ere last nlghl His first 1!1\li'Qes j tlon was Interpreted as binding the leaders present to approve any Wl derstll.Jldlng he reachtt.s I'm the sub Jeet with the P'ren h Premier When vlgorow opposition to thl& 1 plan was voiced by both repllbh cans and democrats the Preshtum revised h\.g agend11o In his formal Mr Hoover I I SIX CLAUSES IN PROPOSAL Of Commun10ta Who Gat· hered Over Houae Evtctlon Cue Mobdizatton, Congressional Appropriation And Amendment To Federal Reoerve Act, Are CJted Ftnanctal Rerource �• - l' ' It !JUtS ,., l!!fl • ,,... ..-.,... .......... .. 'Ill*!-~~ ......... - ,...... .. all - ...... "' ,.,.. ..... , ...... .w ........... r m ~ J1INI!flf!l OP.'f!W If !'« " ' - - CMIIof ... Statue To BoQQl' Father Kino, The Belpv~d HFpuqder" Of Southwest .... I II •• .. p J!• . ..,.,~!i wtth 11.r and Mn Htm7 and family and lin. 0 B . ~1!' Powt: ll spent t h4! weell ' trlend8 tn 'tnarinlton nt / PhoDt 'l'nr c.u,,-oo lUI 'v tht- F1 J 11 kiln ('~unty 1ra nd. • ....d.s V l~ l Ul li~ II patr• o str rc I gun ! priests durtq t.ht early ) earll ll t :. L· dt " l t!e mUJ · , ludu tmen!. bt.: re agattalt Wll1,1rd !'I Jordan of A.oi hland 0 ., ch n l];:f'd Vi lt h lhe sla}lng of city man LJ>:-;ll~ M Ott:en dun ng PIIONB IC-L I1'1!:''!~"'~- d COlumbus. apent·•IJ\t-~ e1t4 w)th Pnmlde Ortnam.. I Mr and Mrll Wilbur Rou,h of I 'i <v.tf. l\ 'h Virtinia Gre11 ul e.ll the I Columbus are A"ptmdllll several dttlll:i , t I h err• l! monr n 1utlvea 1111d frkmds mllllion work ID Arllona WanderMrt~ Charles Withrow and lrlench TuCIO~ Alar . Oct 1-Colorful lnr a lo~ and unpratect.ed f rom o1 ~.f tn e rsvllle spent the week en 1 h~ of r.tbu Etmeblo Prand.oo trlbe to t ribe &m.Oill the ln1nms, wm1 Mr and Mrs 0~ Roush Klnr-, anen caBed "fcunder of 1'1o won their aUection and lruat , MOTORCYCLE AOO~~~ aouti1wat clvtllaUon'' and of the f'Pd wu f#emd to u then "old 1 In reapome to a meuaP ttg andt.nt :Kavler drl ~ Yts!l- Iman . t.baulll h ;! .... )'OUDI In YCAT:S that hi! 50[1, Harrison, had been tan 'IW"fe ~lied with conferenca:s &.m Xaviu bepn t-(J (1ecli.ne Jy rtr usl\ In 1urcrt In a mot:rrcyele hf:F'! between the aculpt(lr, Mahonrt a ~uL 1110, and WJltn t,pe Mexican accldt>nt Wtnfelld RoUBh and son Yourl and dtllent totereat.ed ul ar<S ~rei:l: the Pn.n cls~ 1Alt«l left Immediately (or Biskrs· erection of a 1t,Mue lD memory of canr out of the country 1.'1 1824 the \'ftle SUcday afternoon The melillh1.1er Ktno. m li ~ !Qn 'W&5 lett w Ute mercy of !\Je f tattd t.ha t Harn&O.l had reTht!' ataiue 11. eapecLed to be a the Apache& and the dCK r t U wu cebffl a fracl ured skull several ttld lnct eontrtbutton tD the art at matly yean befOft a pru~ t said broktrl rlb5 and ather mjurles tbl;l NJut.lnr~t mass there &.lain H L Dyer and_ ll(rs. J W Rtt:;bPalher Kino wu born In 1&15 In The foun'iatlon qJ. U1e preliCnt l nra Hl'Rili'd ( 1 M. s H L. Dyer wbo TT~nt In the AU3\rtan Tyrol A m~n hull-:t.ng wa.!l laid by the Jermltll l La a. patlent ln the St JU~~eph M&Pf of ~;reat lJJtel~ be devoted him bef01r thdr expubuon but tPe ar · tal at Parkcr. burv Friday aftern~ aell\. for a number of yean. w tual construction of the bulldmg nnd report& heJ" vel')l rpucb bnprovI!Cif'. t:e folluwlng hl& 1 rad\li.Uot: was bEgun in 1783 by Padre Bat- ~ ed from the UnJ~tJ at 0t1a When t:LUr Cavlllo and compl Eted ln -·- -- ----fie was atdeken wltll • .t~~~rlnua Ill· tm by Padre Nard6CO ouuerr;)IJ I ncs:: h e made ti... vow that If he re- tM latter date still bemg legible aove~rd, he wauld de~ the (fst ll.bov,• tbe main portal nf r a life to reUaion So It was Mt•xico's exp]Ullion of th l' Fum 0 c Dabney who suftered t that he sailed rOr New Spain ttt fiul ctscu.a marked the end of the Ml - lilroke of paralysis last. Thurad.a.J RMJ.u-ed to mlslllon work In zon" mi&'dons As soon 1115 the fa'h - Is still In 8 very serlaus eondltlon C&H!"mllas but at his own requesl ~rs ldt San Xa,.ler the sacred arDr Sheppe of Cabm Creek y,·as 1 later transferred to the Plmcras m ticle~ of the Rltar and t.he furnish- caller at Ar.ee Sunday 118'7 w..p wete hl4den b;i the Papago:; M A Martin Is t>el'iOOsly U1 at ,. ...... twent"·!our yean from hill and for more than, a quarter t~f a hl.s home near Arlee 1 mialllon of Nuntra Bono~ de l..os c-ent11ry, the churc.t was de!erted John A Mohr spent a few daya 1 DoJom~ In northern Bobol'f: pe tra except fO!' wa~ ~~nds ot olttln Detroit during the put 'lt'ftll:. ~ I' ver!lf.d Jentth and IJrftcflh or isVJs ~and lnd~ who sought Us Sept Denny, who has been 009" 30Ufhem Arizona ahd tl(lrthem shifllrr from heS.t m Cold tt_at the ftncd w his bed for sc\·era~ mont~ l 1 Boncuo traveling unt.okl dlsta•u·f!A \ bOtl::.mg wa& not l:.ttcrly dc:;troyed Is reported much wone at·Ujfs tldt 11'.,_ • nr.. · t and •lone- througll heat a.nr:1 1.!1 ,·u.te to the faithful Papago J H oauldill and family, 'M:is. • • cold ort.en in want and wffcrhi!OJ neophytes who walted from year to Na11nle Martin and two sons spent-·c.•· but butlcllng for himself an unpar- ~ csr for th!: J;_etum of a pd~$t SunBay with LeaWr Caudill aqd eUcd plaCI!! among the Jndlans net until 1850 did a pa1rc tetum family 1 whom he converttd by the Lhou- ~ C"d then the furnishings were reMrs J Melton who bought jhe \ &a"ri: • plu~d . and the long silent mission J A SWisher property is prepari!lK I Pather Kino's ether ~lf"A.t cu• ·- bel~ sounfled agatH over the !If!~ ·rt to move there soon 0 n 1"t'• was the br:s a11r1 '. b tll 9. l la:st Sw1da y -· Mueh BlU[ O[~ll~ • I au I -... ~ ...... ,., , •• "'I ,., D!J ..... PTIII!I"" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '7, 1931 wtel~ B7 LUcn.U:: J NORVELL Jl'f8 staft' Corra.pondent I ..,, ~ Clip PAOIJI T11RD JEJ) I " ' ...,.lf!R ""'"•"~~~' ""' .....,..,. "' . . ._. . , . "'""""" ""' ,. . . ~Y. DCTOuill, 1111 ..,... ....w. p. Ill ......... .....,, ........ ... - · . } &Qvernmept INDIA ...-m.o.mp ...---llao FIFST ftnY..taDII- I Arlee I .- "'I' I ow. -----~ GOD 'S BENEFITS-Bie.,.ed be the Lord, who daily bearetlt.u.ur burden. Even the God who is our Ralvation.- 1 Psalm 68 ;19. ,.,........,.Jiio«t.S.....l-.QI THE T!AM AND ITS BACKERS F $ . . the .. 1sj ROM PRESENT mdJcat10n~. the local foolball team beller thnn t h e local fans have been wont to witne~ in 1ts games of the past The coach and his players ar~ qoing the1r hcst to give ,PomerQy a good t e ~m. on ~ th~tt will not ~J ail it!\ colors every time a good opponent is mt!t. In ora er te a chi eve that end , many long hours of hard • l !~:u:~~Mttll;er:~:~P~:!ve~! practice are neceSHary , practice that is really work and the boY's should be encour~tied in their cftorts bY having tfi~ local fanH back of them While this goes for all te&Jllil, f.i ltl• ~ ... .. ..... c. ~•·•~J.l• ln• c ..... ~... . ,,, _ •• _ _ Pom e roy ns \\ell a s 1\(lddleport, 1t t~o~ espet.:lnlly urgt1d that[ ;~.:..-._...:::::::::::::.::~::::.::...::::::.:::::~~- ~;~::[!~i~~~:;~~~~~~;!!~~l, the local fan H c heer the bo)'8 by their prc!lencc at the 'l ( •hat Call!omlu we.-e not an 1• Nf:W HAVEN bmd as had hiU'ttrto been bell2v' ' ed, hLa Introduction of dn"" ..,.t''" and Mrs Pr~ Batey returnanlr. 1al.!! lnto Arizona: a workable system of irripUon . and the I~;;:·:.~Prlday rron. Hunllngtun r ~ un ;' inR" of th'!! oriKlnal mlaslon of latter attended Gran:-! Gan Xavter del Bac nine miles for the 0 E S of Ma.son ~uth or Tueson, reputed ta t" the Span!tih ml&1J011 iH North Sidne':l Warwick... ; --------------~- -- I!~~E ame•, asMuldleport'" noted fnt' its free hucking of its:l~S~J~D~E~-~L~J~G~H~T~S~t~NQN~~E!W~S~O~F~~!!.JI!~~~ CAPITALS OF THE WORLD 11 favorit es 111 thi!-! s port. As a result, Middleport generaJJ ;: can be rc lt ecl up on to h~t\ e a real fighting te,am . Cr,ndi- ' tions are n early revel'l.ied in basketball and fans toee Pomeroy with better basketball teamR, as a rul e than uur si~o~tcr I Village boaHtS. ~ LONDON As a matter of fact. ID\lth of l h e SUCCel-HI o£ team PhU' 1 By 0 0 TOLISCHUS • IN8 starr Cone .. potuleut Js due tn the enc otn'ayement wh1 ch the young~terB ge t t from their eldera in their home town~'>. Any one who thinkH 11 London, Oct 1- Whcn London . h Wllll t •llY a little t. 3W-W\IIIP playmg huskctball and footbiill 18 all cream and peac e~. 1 )t;u ; aao. the tlourl•.hlnK is wond~rtull y mi staken . For the little bit of glory and cUY of vcru~miUPI. at the foot. of fun thP tJoys g e t in the ga-me they put in many hqurs of hr nm or: 'Which now sc.puds Bt. •I• ' . Alban ,A.~ber w,:- th ~ queen llf hard W(JJ'k an<l m many cascR do a great deal of self dcmal 1 ~utm~m D~ln. wtrk in~ddit10n . It therefore is the dut)· of all who ar~ stalwart RQman leaion • neth.h hild fcnnntne wller. pra.ct.ice\.1 Intereste d m th e welfare of the boys and schools, to gwe up· :: thtm by maldll u chic a.s any •vtto evtr trod lhe ~ortnn t h em t h e1r un d lVI' d ~ d suppor t w h erever poMS jbl e, ~UJ P"'Ci '~"' - archcoJoalAt• whp am excaYattna ally ::~ hoY.ld th1s be shown at the present tim€l when t'lle lo- the sl\c: of the ancient metropolll cal fi eld i~o~ m li Uch a deplorable conditiOn that it has be€ln l\w;, 1~~~~:Crt't1 lhe year 300 a napso dangerous t n practice that the team has been compel· pcrl~ol) RCJmii.P 11~rl scampered down · I d It the t-ll e-~t ot Verul».mlum and d.lop. led to pra rt1 ce on the gra ~sy 1~\ wn of w. pu bl IC .sptr te C - ped llcr roU(Ie pot The 1ummtlr tht: izen near th e ~chool. Vctula~ Excavation Committee tcund It Allcl worluntn dl.sc:ovel'\'1 Th i:1'e i'Y 1\rst requu~ne tur ' a good team is a place aa t'\el.r ahovelll dus down ln~o near thttllid10ol <Ill which to practice. Hurrahing for the •·hat h~d cooo betn houae1, .such cth•r flllt.mr,iles ot femt.ptne adorn· team means nothing af at oecurs only when the bo)'Jt arc mcqt a-. t~oa r pin&, clia)n r1n1s a)td winning.jl.nd 1!\ not tpllowed up by constructive efforts to 1..~pper Jewtlcy Un-pilltcd 10 a11 to lo~ like .11Uver liVe th e~ 'trn~'IS an even chance w1th other competitive teams. ;(rthcrefore behooves our citizens to ahow our felvor and ~Rl by making some mo\'c to aid m gettirtr tht: field in playmg shape. ''' -· .,, ' " ' 1 1hr.re • Sh' Danooa on"Bad Oaya"too ' '' • • NOWGPON watebet the SHE. , •nnet ne•er bu to "break" a datt. calc~ Tocether they read th~ letter tbroush, tl•tening an the timf: for the sound of returning foot1tep1 outside. She dances.,, and cniDJ• if, The mudetn Jirlhu letmedbow eo .-th~"tryia. A lew da71 before ••• you l find her takiq L7dia E. Pinkham's VepPbte r·nae•"· Compound. Gone are those he.dache1 , • 1 lho1e bada.ches ••• those moa-bid. l&aJ-at~bome blut .. Won'e you buy • boz oftbe ae., labletlil They're 10 "''to tab •• • aad.JOU'll feel .a mach better. . '' • Each brings out . . the best in the other! The Dodge Siscers are a perfect team-/ each brings our rhe besr in rhe other. The exclusive Cbenerfield Cross·BieruJ' is like thac. 1&: does much more rhan merelf, IBix. cogecber a few robaccos, as in ordinary blending. It actually unitn cbe best qual· ities of one type of tobaccb with rbe besr qualities of other types. Each brings out the besc in the otberaeadng extra mildness. natural sweetness. and far better raste. Chesterlield holds everlastioaly to hi..,er • standards: . YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Ecloon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES II, EDITORIAL COLUJINIST OF THE IURMINGHAM (ALABAMA) AGE·HERALIY,SAYS: THAT if Pollyana were intervi~wed on the world·wide business clouds she could line them very handsomely in silver. She could say that the depression ba~ instructed nations In mutual • dependen~e, is teachin~ til em the futility of tariffs, and prese'llting them llpparQIItly, with the mOOt penruasive arguments ever offered for diSIII'lll8ment. Bl!JTER TOBACCOS. die mildet~ an~rnpest Turk1sh •'!d DoateaU: ~that cae\ ~uJht. - - - - - ':\:- ' I .. 1 BE1TI!lt'" P~;--:pa:e, . . ..Ia~ "l ~ !lftN.... :.-1~ fiaesc m.de. . . ' ' . P 'l'li!l'tlik !(ANUFACTURE, ufepanled thtoaaiJout bv laboniOtJ aupervidoo of neTJ mataial, netJ Sh~ could say it hu shown the ecppornic world that employes are cwitom~rs. th11t bUY!!J'!l are sellers, and ·that ev~ competitors, in some sqnse, ar_e co-sharem of a common economic lot. ltep. Nobody smokes a better cigarette tbao Sh11 coJild say it has prov-en w the publio that machines are not in· fl!llabl~ or tool·proof, that big businei!S men are npt neceS8arlly gre!jt eponomists or statesmQII, and thatt .Jlflldigality, gambling a~ griM!d call ruin lhq best·laid plans at eternal prO!jpe!'ity. O!eorcrlietd- And oobodjo ner wilL l'/u Dw/ge SiJin'J - ~HI(f'tf4/< 0 t-iJ IIl Yt~~~dt'lftlll' !)u b.,q !llllt~~el! oneo, and that ''" the {ri,III/.J TM, their ~~~ttn.;,·, therp • •• --. \ r< ,I �• - l' ' It !JUtS ,., l!!fl • ,,... ..-.,... .......... .. 'Ill*!-~~ ......... - ,...... .. all - ...... "' ,.,.. ..... , ...... .w ........... r m ~ J1INI!flf!l OP.'f!W If !'« " ' - - CMIIof ... Statue To BoQQl' Father Kino, The Belpv~d HFpuqder" Of Southwest .... I II •• .. p J!• . ..,.,~!i wtth 11.r and Mn Htm7 and family and lin. 0 B . ~1!' Powt: ll spent t h4! weell ' trlend8 tn 'tnarinlton nt / PhoDt 'l'nr c.u,,-oo lUI 'v tht- F1 J 11 kiln ('~unty 1ra nd. • ....d.s V l~ l Ul li~ II patr• o str rc I gun ! priests durtq t.ht early ) earll ll t :. L· dt " l t!e mUJ · , ludu tmen!. bt.: re agattalt Wll1,1rd !'I Jordan of A.oi hland 0 ., ch n l];:f'd Vi lt h lhe sla}lng of city man LJ>:-;ll~ M Ott:en dun ng PIIONB IC-L I1'1!:''!~"'~- d COlumbus. apent·•IJ\t-~ e1t4 w)th Pnmlde Ortnam.. I Mr and Mrll Wilbur Rou,h of I 'i <v.tf. l\ 'h Virtinia Gre11 ul e.ll the I Columbus are A"ptmdllll several dttlll:i , t I h err• l! monr n 1utlvea 1111d frkmds mllllion work ID Arllona WanderMrt~ Charles Withrow and lrlench TuCIO~ Alar . Oct 1-Colorful lnr a lo~ and unpratect.ed f rom o1 ~.f tn e rsvllle spent the week en 1 h~ of r.tbu Etmeblo Prand.oo trlbe to t ribe &m.Oill the ln1nms, wm1 Mr and Mrs 0~ Roush Klnr-, anen caBed "fcunder of 1'1o won their aUection and lruat , MOTORCYCLE AOO~~~ aouti1wat clvtllaUon'' and of the f'Pd wu f#emd to u then "old 1 In reapome to a meuaP ttg andt.nt :Kavler drl ~ Yts!l- Iman . t.baulll h ;! .... )'OUDI In YCAT:S that hi! 50[1, Harrison, had been tan 'IW"fe ~lied with conferenca:s &.m Xaviu bepn t-(J (1ecli.ne Jy rtr usl\ In 1urcrt In a mot:rrcyele hf:F'! between the aculpt(lr, Mahonrt a ~uL 1110, and WJltn t,pe Mexican accldt>nt Wtnfelld RoUBh and son Yourl and dtllent totereat.ed ul ar<S ~rei:l: the Pn.n cls~ 1Alt«l left Immediately (or Biskrs· erection of a 1t,Mue lD memory of canr out of the country 1.'1 1824 the \'ftle SUcday afternoon The melillh1.1er Ktno. m li ~ !Qn 'W&5 lett w Ute mercy of !\Je f tattd t.ha t Harn&O.l had reTht!' ataiue 11. eapecLed to be a the Apache& and the dCK r t U wu cebffl a fracl ured skull several ttld lnct eontrtbutton tD the art at matly yean befOft a pru~ t said broktrl rlb5 and ather mjurles tbl;l NJut.lnr~t mass there &.lain H L Dyer and_ ll(rs. J W Rtt:;bPalher Kino wu born In 1&15 In The foun'iatlon qJ. U1e preliCnt l nra Hl'Rili'd ( 1 M. s H L. Dyer wbo TT~nt In the AU3\rtan Tyrol A m~n hull-:t.ng wa.!l laid by the Jermltll l La a. patlent ln the St JU~~eph M&Pf of ~;reat lJJtel~ be devoted him bef01r thdr expubuon but tPe ar · tal at Parkcr. burv Friday aftern~ aell\. for a number of yean. w tual construction of the bulldmg nnd report& heJ" vel')l rpucb bnprovI!Cif'. t:e folluwlng hl& 1 rad\li.Uot: was bEgun in 1783 by Padre Bat- ~ ed from the UnJ~tJ at 0t1a When t:LUr Cavlllo and compl Eted ln -·- -- ----fie was atdeken wltll • .t~~~rlnua Ill· tm by Padre Nard6CO ouuerr;)IJ I ncs:: h e made ti... vow that If he re- tM latter date still bemg legible aove~rd, he wauld de~ the (fst ll.bov,• tbe main portal nf r a life to reUaion So It was Mt•xico's exp]Ullion of th l' Fum 0 c Dabney who suftered t that he sailed rOr New Spain ttt fiul ctscu.a marked the end of the Ml - lilroke of paralysis last. Thurad.a.J RMJ.u-ed to mlslllon work In zon" mi&'dons As soon 1115 the fa'h - Is still In 8 very serlaus eondltlon C&H!"mllas but at his own requesl ~rs ldt San Xa,.ler the sacred arDr Sheppe of Cabm Creek y,·as 1 later transferred to the Plmcras m ticle~ of the Rltar and t.he furnish- caller at Ar.ee Sunday 118'7 w..p wete hl4den b;i the Papago:; M A Martin Is t>el'iOOsly U1 at ,. ...... twent"·!our yean from hill and for more than, a quarter t~f a hl.s home near Arlee 1 mialllon of Nuntra Bono~ de l..os c-ent11ry, the churc.t was de!erted John A Mohr spent a few daya 1 DoJom~ In northern Bobol'f: pe tra except fO!' wa~ ~~nds ot olttln Detroit during the put 'lt'ftll:. ~ I' ver!lf.d Jentth and IJrftcflh or isVJs ~and lnd~ who sought Us Sept Denny, who has been 009" 30Ufhem Arizona ahd tl(lrthem shifllrr from heS.t m Cold tt_at the ftncd w his bed for sc\·era~ mont~ l 1 Boncuo traveling unt.okl dlsta•u·f!A \ bOtl::.mg wa& not l:.ttcrly dc:;troyed Is reported much wone at·Ujfs tldt 11'.,_ • nr.. · t and •lone- througll heat a.nr:1 1.!1 ,·u.te to the faithful Papago J H oauldill and family, 'M:is. • • cold ort.en in want and wffcrhi!OJ neophytes who walted from year to Na11nle Martin and two sons spent-·c.•· but butlcllng for himself an unpar- ~ csr for th!: J;_etum of a pd~$t SunBay with LeaWr Caudill aqd eUcd plaCI!! among the Jndlans net until 1850 did a pa1rc tetum family 1 whom he converttd by the Lhou- ~ C"d then the furnishings were reMrs J Melton who bought jhe \ &a"ri: • plu~d . and the long silent mission J A SWisher property is prepari!lK I Pather Kino's ether ~lf"A.t cu• ·- bel~ sounfled agatH over the !If!~ ·rt to move there soon 0 n 1"t'• was the br:s a11r1 '. b tll 9. l la:st Sw1da y -· Mueh BlU[ O[~ll~ • I au I -... ~ ...... ,., , •• "'I ,., D!J ..... PTIII!I"" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '7, 1931 wtel~ B7 LUcn.U:: J NORVELL Jl'f8 staft' Corra.pondent I ..,, ~ Clip PAOIJI T11RD JEJ) I " ' ...,.lf!R ""'"•"~~~' ""' .....,..,. "' . . ._. . , . "'""""" ""' ,. . . ~Y. DCTOuill, 1111 ..,... ....w. p. Ill ......... .....,, ........ ... - · . } &Qvernmept INDIA ...-m.o.mp ...---llao FIFST ftnY..taDII- I Arlee I .- "'I' I ow. -----~ GOD 'S BENEFITS-Bie.,.ed be the Lord, who daily bearetlt.u.ur burden. Even the God who is our Ralvation.- 1 Psalm 68 ;19. ,.,........,.Jiio«t.S.....l-.QI THE T!AM AND ITS BACKERS F $ . . the .. 1sj ROM PRESENT mdJcat10n~. the local foolball team beller thnn t h e local fans have been wont to witne~ in 1ts games of the past The coach and his players ar~ qoing the1r hcst to give ,PomerQy a good t e ~m. on ~ th~tt will not ~J ail it!\ colors every time a good opponent is mt!t. In ora er te a chi eve that end , many long hours of hard • l !~:u:~~Mttll;er:~:~P~:!ve~! practice are neceSHary , practice that is really work and the boY's should be encour~tied in their cftorts bY having tfi~ local fanH back of them While this goes for all te&Jllil, f.i ltl• ~ ... .. ..... c. ~•·•~J.l• ln• c ..... ~... . ,,, _ •• _ _ Pom e roy ns \\ell a s 1\(lddleport, 1t t~o~ espet.:lnlly urgt1d that[ ;~.:..-._...:::::::::::::.::~::::.::...::::::.:::::~~- ~;~::[!~i~~~:;~~~~~~;!!~~l, the local fan H c heer the bo)'8 by their prc!lencc at the 'l ( •hat Call!omlu we.-e not an 1• Nf:W HAVEN bmd as had hiU'ttrto been bell2v' ' ed, hLa Introduction of dn"" ..,.t''" and Mrs Pr~ Batey returnanlr. 1al.!! lnto Arizona: a workable system of irripUon . and the I~;;:·:.~Prlday rron. Hunllngtun r ~ un ;' inR" of th'!! oriKlnal mlaslon of latter attended Gran:-! Gan Xavter del Bac nine miles for the 0 E S of Ma.son ~uth or Tueson, reputed ta t" the Span!tih ml&1J011 iH North Sidne':l Warwick... ; --------------~- -- I!~~E ame•, asMuldleport'" noted fnt' its free hucking of its:l~S~J~D~E~-~L~J~G~H~T~S~t~NQN~~E!W~S~O~F~~!!.JI!~~~ CAPITALS OF THE WORLD 11 favorit es 111 thi!-! s port. As a result, Middleport generaJJ ;: can be rc lt ecl up on to h~t\ e a real fighting te,am . Cr,ndi- ' tions are n early revel'l.ied in basketball and fans toee Pomeroy with better basketball teamR, as a rul e than uur si~o~tcr I Village boaHtS. ~ LONDON As a matter of fact. ID\lth of l h e SUCCel-HI o£ team PhU' 1 By 0 0 TOLISCHUS • IN8 starr Cone .. potuleut Js due tn the enc otn'ayement wh1 ch the young~terB ge t t from their eldera in their home town~'>. Any one who thinkH 11 London, Oct 1- Whcn London . h Wllll t •llY a little t. 3W-W\IIIP playmg huskctball and footbiill 18 all cream and peac e~. 1 )t;u ; aao. the tlourl•.hlnK is wond~rtull y mi staken . For the little bit of glory and cUY of vcru~miUPI. at the foot. of fun thP tJoys g e t in the ga-me they put in many hqurs of hr nm or: 'Which now sc.puds Bt. •I• ' . Alban ,A.~ber w,:- th ~ queen llf hard W(JJ'k an<l m many cascR do a great deal of self dcmal 1 ~utm~m D~ln. wtrk in~ddit10n . It therefore is the dut)· of all who ar~ stalwart RQman leaion • neth.h hild fcnnntne wller. pra.ct.ice\.1 Intereste d m th e welfare of the boys and schools, to gwe up· :: thtm by maldll u chic a.s any •vtto evtr trod lhe ~ortnn t h em t h e1r un d lVI' d ~ d suppor t w h erever poMS jbl e, ~UJ P"'Ci '~"' - archcoJoalAt• whp am excaYattna ally ::~ hoY.ld th1s be shown at the present tim€l when t'lle lo- the sl\c: of the ancient metropolll cal fi eld i~o~ m li Uch a deplorable conditiOn that it has be€ln l\w;, 1~~~~:Crt't1 lhe year 300 a napso dangerous t n practice that the team has been compel· pcrl~ol) RCJmii.P 11~rl scampered down · I d It the t-ll e-~t ot Verul».mlum and d.lop. led to pra rt1 ce on the gra ~sy 1~\ wn of w. pu bl IC .sptr te C - ped llcr roU(Ie pot The 1ummtlr tht: izen near th e ~chool. Vctula~ Excavation Committee tcund It Allcl worluntn dl.sc:ovel'\'1 Th i:1'e i'Y 1\rst requu~ne tur ' a good team is a place aa t'\el.r ahovelll dus down ln~o near thttllid10ol <Ill which to practice. Hurrahing for the •·hat h~d cooo betn houae1, .such cth•r flllt.mr,iles ot femt.ptne adorn· team means nothing af at oecurs only when the bo)'Jt arc mcqt a-. t~oa r pin&, clia)n r1n1s a)td winning.jl.nd 1!\ not tpllowed up by constructive efforts to 1..~pper Jewtlcy Un-pilltcd 10 a11 to lo~ like .11Uver liVe th e~ 'trn~'IS an even chance w1th other competitive teams. ;(rthcrefore behooves our citizens to ahow our felvor and ~Rl by making some mo\'c to aid m gettirtr tht: field in playmg shape. ''' -· .,, ' " ' 1 1hr.re • Sh' Danooa on"Bad Oaya"too ' '' • • NOWGPON watebet the SHE. , •nnet ne•er bu to "break" a datt. calc~ Tocether they read th~ letter tbroush, tl•tening an the timf: for the sound of returning foot1tep1 outside. She dances.,, and cniDJ• if, The mudetn Jirlhu letmedbow eo .-th~"tryia. A lew da71 before ••• you l find her takiq L7dia E. Pinkham's VepPbte r·nae•"· Compound. Gone are those he.dache1 , • 1 lho1e bada.ches ••• those moa-bid. l&aJ-at~bome blut .. Won'e you buy • boz oftbe ae., labletlil They're 10 "''to tab •• • aad.JOU'll feel .a mach better. . '' • Each brings out . . the best in the other! The Dodge Siscers are a perfect team-/ each brings our rhe besr in rhe other. The exclusive Cbenerfield Cross·BieruJ' is like thac. 1&: does much more rhan merelf, IBix. cogecber a few robaccos, as in ordinary blending. It actually unitn cbe best qual· ities of one type of tobaccb with rbe besr qualities of other types. Each brings out the besc in the otberaeadng extra mildness. natural sweetness. and far better raste. Chesterlield holds everlastioaly to hi..,er • standards: . YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Ecloon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES II, EDITORIAL COLUJINIST OF THE IURMINGHAM (ALABAMA) AGE·HERALIY,SAYS: THAT if Pollyana were intervi~wed on the world·wide business clouds she could line them very handsomely in silver. She could say that the depression ba~ instructed nations In mutual • dependen~e, is teachin~ til em the futility of tariffs, and prese'llting them llpparQIItly, with the mOOt penruasive arguments ever offered for diSIII'lll8ment. Bl!JTER TOBACCOS. die mildet~ an~rnpest Turk1sh •'!d DoateaU: ~that cae\ ~uJht. - - - - - ':\:- ' I .. 1 BE1TI!lt'" P~;--:pa:e, . . ..Ia~ "l ~ !lftN.... :.-1~ fiaesc m.de. . . ' ' . P 'l'li!l'tlik !(ANUFACTURE, ufepanled thtoaaiJout bv laboniOtJ aupervidoo of neTJ mataial, netJ Sh~ could say it hu shown the ecppornic world that employes are cwitom~rs. th11t bUY!!J'!l are sellers, and ·that ev~ competitors, in some sqnse, ar_e co-sharem of a common economic lot. ltep. Nobody smokes a better cigarette tbao Sh11 coJild say it has prov-en w the publio that machines are not in· fl!llabl~ or tool·proof, that big businei!S men are npt neceS8arlly gre!jt eponomists or statesmQII, and thatt .Jlflldigality, gambling a~ griM!d call ruin lhq best·laid plans at eternal prO!jpe!'ity. O!eorcrlietd- And oobodjo ner wilL l'/u Dw/ge SiJin'J - ~HI(f'tf4/< 0 t-iJ IIl Yt~~~dt'lftlll' !)u b.,q !llllt~~el! oneo, and that ''" the {ri,III/.J TM, their ~~~ttn.;,·, therp • •• --. \ r< ,I �, ., I A R~ Hlgh..Stepp-er • - -IW-!Wii 'liric1i<JI. ~.-. [ADM M~~TIN 'T 8£ ~TOPPE~ • Phll ~~~· eo:~ ~~UNUD GHEATNES~ ~f C~CH tf~'• Sf!&rt Of ~rd'a Sel;pqd Seriea Vietory e::::.i~~~'A' CATCHER. MISSING ~UHINt SEHI[S A< Honolulu-A K.,..alc• dol•••· ed Bull Montana. in two out of three tan.. Mickey Appeara to Be Qrcl1nary Backtl~fl!f 1 f G U• • · Steal Seven Bao.,. n our ameo-,,111•1!1 lo Away fielow Par 1>0me fresh FOR 8/l.LE----:;. VOI\'3, ,sbmt. llmc, other" be !1esh 1100n f2li-t35 Aloo :;5 D1. s. A 1D-6-3t ron yearltns Mccu.Ioul,h, Bwe:;. Bashun , ukcnc;; I Ot 1 , Racine I SALE-Oas r ;u1ge, R(•asonably priced to.,·n Mrs Gladys MovluK from 1 _:::_,:..::.::__ _ _ _ _ -- I 10-6-:H FOf~ BALE-Thoroughbred South - ~ dc. wn nam 1 year old p!lce 110. Wm Chu k , RuUan1, 0 10·'1-::lt FOR SALE Pm~r sood work mule&, une horl!c and IL lctfe barn with propably about 5000 tne\ ur good lumber after rRzed A bargain I The Ef:M!rsbach CQnst...uctlon Co - - - - __ Pomo<Oy, Ohio [ Iy SALE-Con! Jlc bu.'lhfll a: ' mine Cook's Oop, Do.lph Hysell 10- 5-Jt. PO!! 1• e R,e_n_l:._--- For FOil REN'J'-fi room& and bo.th. All mr;c!£rn hnJlrOVI)menlt! 1j53 OJ'anL st. Mrs. Lucy B01a:ess Mtddlepol't or Oall r:.oa.J. Jll()ft RiNi...-6 room I to-&-at j hr.ue~ Lincoln Hill modt~rn convenlen re s basement, de~Sirable Iocr.t!'lH ball 283-J. lO·t-at For,. Hl!NT- li rc.om house Bath - ull moe.: ·• n ccnvuuenclll! M~'>.l 0 L Bradbury, Mulberry Av,• :1UC , Pomeroy . to-7-.U Wanted-f WANTI~ U-A Jlib nn farm or will 1 ~ 1 ,t ;, farm . Ellperumced wmke: Ot" ra:e W a. o· 1 Clon-;:h, e 1.veeta I 'W,J: e e e e this delicioua new cheese food melta, 11ice11. •p~ad1 r How It« full, rid. cbeeae flayor blends with other , ___._I M fi h •- eat, Iii ,eap, ttg.. etablea. And it"e ne bealthf'ul-as digc8t.iblo-as pure whole milk it1elf! Tl')' it today-for cook· lnR and aandwlchee. Your 1rocer lroo It iu the bell pound paeluoge. I I [ 1 ttJ~IU!UUI~I~I~IItiiUI2UIIUIIIII1UI8"dtmt:mw.umnsm:tt l AT mE. THKATRF.S li ELECTRIC THEATRE,. POMEROY Q . Today and Tomctrrow , CO ODYEAR ......,.,............. 1 Middleport. 1~~~~~~~......~....- -... 1o-1-61 _'_ . . _'!'!!!"!!!'!!. 1 Sa~tertwl•t A TB_F J·· NDER "THt NIGHT ANGEL" ' lh.ar ami He; Nancy Carroll and Frederic Mareh. From two dU • (l!fent world!Jo LhllJ eotnr1 aad fall In love.! The dory or a ~:lrl men can't lor(ld. Alllo ComedJ "FOOTBALL OAVS." "' - p "" - ' i'·•'lJu ,l,h\., n If'·. 'l'(•l. ~.~.hl:.l.• LJBtRTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Today and Tomorrow . · lMG "THE GREAT MEADOW" -ro 'called "thr. most excltlur pioneer romanu of Arqerlca." t:lbabeLb Uenr 11nd See; lohn Ma~k Brown, Eleanor Beardman. Helen .Jcr,' omr Eddy und man1 oUter ~- - - · - . - -··m-... mn:wn:mneu:~::m;t:mm l-IMO"• a#tniRIUI:t:UUIUUSI1•.... ••-•---••• I -----·-- - - "S~E 'S A "-Of>JEY. I C AM'T l"lt!<RE Go'S.\-1 BUT Mf>.. 1<1"--tiSI..Y IS l'>uT GoOD-L-OOl<IIJG I HOPE V.lHY SHE \ n t<NOW W\-\EI\..1 ' ~0"'"' Mado:l Robcrt'fl, t:plc No¥cl hall been m:ule ln'IJ a Unrllnr ploLare. Aioo Comedy J'Two'o Company" Cord '"' v..J/>o.'S ~"""' WAN-lED OUT' Graham Station T'o scorc:E UPSETS 'Tl-1 IS WEEK \ lhklll: •• - .... �, ., I A R~ Hlgh..Stepp-er • - -IW-!Wii 'liric1i<JI. ~.-. [ADM M~~TIN 'T 8£ ~TOPPE~ • Phll ~~~· eo:~ ~~UNUD GHEATNES~ ~f C~CH tf~'• Sf!&rt Of ~rd'a Sel;pqd Seriea Vietory e::::.i~~~'A' CATCHER. MISSING ~UHINt SEHI[S A< Honolulu-A K.,..alc• dol•••· ed Bull Montana. in two out of three tan.. Mickey Appeara to Be Qrcl1nary Backtl~fl!f 1 f G U• • · Steal Seven Bao.,. n our ameo-,,111•1!1 lo Away fielow Par 1>0me fresh FOR 8/l.LE----:;. VOI\'3, ,sbmt. llmc, other" be !1esh 1100n f2li-t35 Aloo :;5 D1. s. A 1D-6-3t ron yearltns Mccu.Ioul,h, Bwe:;. Bashun , ukcnc;; I Ot 1 , Racine I SALE-Oas r ;u1ge, R(•asonably priced to.,·n Mrs Gladys MovluK from 1 _:::_,:..::.::__ _ _ _ _ -- I 10-6-:H FOf~ BALE-Thoroughbred South - ~ dc. wn nam 1 year old p!lce 110. Wm Chu k , RuUan1, 0 10·'1-::lt FOR SALE Pm~r sood work mule&, une horl!c and IL lctfe barn with propably about 5000 tne\ ur good lumber after rRzed A bargain I The Ef:M!rsbach CQnst...uctlon Co - - - - __ Pomo<Oy, Ohio [ Iy SALE-Con! Jlc bu.'lhfll a: ' mine Cook's Oop, Do.lph Hysell 10- 5-Jt. PO!! 1• e R,e_n_l:._--- For FOil REN'J'-fi room& and bo.th. All mr;c!£rn hnJlrOVI)menlt! 1j53 OJ'anL st. Mrs. Lucy B01a:ess Mtddlepol't or Oall r:.oa.J. Jll()ft RiNi...-6 room I to-&-at j hr.ue~ Lincoln Hill modt~rn convenlen re s basement, de~Sirable Iocr.t!'lH ball 283-J. lO·t-at For,. Hl!NT- li rc.om house Bath - ull moe.: ·• n ccnvuuenclll! M~'>.l 0 L Bradbury, Mulberry Av,• :1UC , Pomeroy . to-7-.U Wanted-f WANTI~ U-A Jlib nn farm or will 1 ~ 1 ,t ;, farm . Ellperumced wmke: Ot" ra:e W a. o· 1 Clon-;:h, e 1.veeta I 'W,J: e e e e this delicioua new cheese food melta, 11ice11. •p~ad1 r How It« full, rid. cbeeae flayor blends with other , ___._I M fi h •- eat, Iii ,eap, ttg.. etablea. And it"e ne bealthf'ul-as digc8t.iblo-as pure whole milk it1elf! Tl')' it today-for cook· lnR and aandwlchee. Your 1rocer lroo It iu the bell pound paeluoge. I I [ 1 ttJ~IU!UUI~I~I~IItiiUI2UIIUIIIII1UI8"dtmt:mw.umnsm:tt l AT mE. THKATRF.S li ELECTRIC THEATRE,. POMEROY Q . Today and Tomctrrow , CO ODYEAR ......,.,............. 1 Middleport. 1~~~~~~~......~....- -... 1o-1-61 _'_ . . _'!'!!!"!!!'!!. 1 Sa~tertwl•t A TB_F J·· NDER "THt NIGHT ANGEL" ' lh.ar ami He; Nancy Carroll and Frederic Mareh. From two dU • (l!fent world!Jo LhllJ eotnr1 aad fall In love.! The dory or a ~:lrl men can't lor(ld. Alllo ComedJ "FOOTBALL OAVS." "' - p "" - ' i'·•'lJu ,l,h\., n If'·. 'l'(•l. ~.~.hl:.l.• LJBtRTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT Today and Tomorrow . · lMG "THE GREAT MEADOW" -ro 'called "thr. most excltlur pioneer romanu of Arqerlca." t:lbabeLb Uenr 11nd See; lohn Ma~k Brown, Eleanor Beardman. Helen .Jcr,' omr Eddy und man1 oUter ~- - - · - . - -··m-... mn:wn:mneu:~::m;t:mm l-IMO"• a#tniRIUI:t:UUIUUSI1•.... ••-•---••• I -----·-- - - "S~E 'S A "-Of>JEY. I C AM'T l"lt!<RE Go'S.\-1 BUT Mf>.. 1<1"--tiSI..Y IS l'>uT GoOD-L-OOl<IIJG I HOPE V.lHY SHE \ n t<NOW W\-\EI\..1 ' ~0"'"' Mado:l Robcrt'fl, t:plc No¥cl hall been m:ule ln'IJ a Unrllnr ploLare. Aioo Comedy J'Two'o Company" Cord '"' v..J/>o.'S ~"""' WAN-lED OUT' Graham Station T'o scorc:E UPSETS 'Tl-1 IS WEEK \ lhklll: •• - .... �• NEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 liSl Rev, Louis Miller, Former Minister Of Bethany Church, Here, Observed ~ His 102nd Birthday In Hoosier Stat~ - Wii Bcm 1n A.laac:e-Lorra•ne Comma to America at af 10 Hu Se..,ed tn c;........, M E Can fereace for 53 Yeara HARRISON ROUSH IS CRASH VICTIM H• l.aon RoUSh 23 a !ormer resident of New Haven died Tuem., day a a reslllt of njurles re«ived in 'll accident at SllltersvUic Su A•e day Roush wu rldilll a mot.orcyc e I ~h.. r iL cap&lzed lnjurln({ ltim crl Itlhue ca y He was take tc. a. hosp al wht;re an att.tmp waa made o t>OY-e PHAIR IMDliCAT[SITribune Manager r H 1 Confined to Horne THREE MORE IN!s Veteran, Suffenna from THEfT Of B[ [ f Emory Wolfe Newopaper Neunt10 8 hla life H~ wat~ r~:~t.urned here Wedneaday Imorning bJ the Ewtna wtdeM.akers. and the jlody la betna prepared l{.or Lura,, whk:h wiLl proba.bly be hel:l at New Haven 10id Time Dance I To Be Feature At Coming Jubilee 1 Emory Wolfe Ebl n \\' ...t'd road Salem twp gas H Kr Cloud' tonl&ht •nd !'J1day wt.th 1n Bouttowe.t. porUon tonJaht and por1Jon PridaJ Tr1buae. call 236 L, af the BuuneN Olice aok foe ZOZ R. FULL VOL. VI- NO 2:! B LEASED WIRE POMEROY OHIO OF !NTERNATION AL THUR~DAY NEWS COMING WINTER TO ~E[ M~NY OHIO Donabey e: WAS PET COW alp ej c a o y cntences drv h me by tht! Dua ah ~ f ~; t pour rf nr on a de~k I elped ex his w:lsh that t4e l quo que.s Owner Saya And Value<l H11hly-More Than lntrm11c Worth ~[Orl£ SUffER fROM GOLD. HUNGER, ~CGOfl~INC TO C~BINH PREOICTIBN ·-~· ·-::.::.:.:_------1I IJe <! n h hso ad c~ be ~>mporarlly shd'Jed Trf' sta e a d nat on he nel'ds to forget he p aJd h ll I I I I Ftrat Pubhahed Eohmate Oeahng W1th Econom~ Ftrat Pubhahed Eohmate Oeahn1 W1th Economic: Condthono In State Showo 319,541 Workers Idle At Present Ttme pro.:l em until this country gets off ts k!l~s u.ni u t.o ts c t ceo o mlu J thu OF MUCH DISTRESS At Preoenl T 1me, Saya No Nallon Should 'Bor row Or Lend" Wa'ihington "'" NUMBER TO INCREASE, 'TIS SAID By ROBERT 8 ALLEN IN!S Statf Cu rcsp o Ut BULLETIN Wastllngton Oc:t s-rns-The volWltary $500 000.000 ba ken cur por11.Uon II.Y UKKts«'d u the lead onvres.!l T e!id.ay nlghl by Preside L Hoover \\ be co porated within the ex 48 llou ~ t.he Wh e House n u ccd todn e s of 11730 . . .d 1980 2160 6560 l 00 1)6 BO lU -12 Decree Issued By 1 English Monarch Dtaaoluhon of Parhament for Elecbona •a Ex peeled Soon By OTTO D TOLISCHUS I N S Staft' Corre11pondent Lo don Oct 7-The parltament ol Great Br taln was prorosued t.o rtay by Royal decree issued by Ki g Oco ge at the request of Pnme M nister J Ramsay Mac Donllld Dissol tlon of parUament to make way for a e y gene1al elec t10n was expected sl ortly A large crowd was gathered out s de the Ho se of Par Han en\ dur lng the read ns cf the King 11 ad dress but the pa lla nentary ben c e were half en ul} Orav ty of the existing nnunt:lal a d economic situatio waB tr('sS ed by King George n his speech wl ch w rhacteristlcally brlr.t Banks oa Commtaaaooera 10 to Court Spreading Wrl ~j:ht. T lu d Ma to.ln!ng road After Offer for Land Ct unty R ..W and .Uthiit t •• ReJected !l'ra. k Allen ha lh g !I el ••• chest COLDS br tltmulation Osborne was appo,J1 ted gw:nrllan of Clifton BuliiB Otllisp e 8 yeara of age by the probote court her 'l:_uesdav The fAther o... the ch d 'i,\'a a Wo d War vet..,ran oriel inhalation onct ""' or 01 ve"""''""' Township t'. ~lreoted P ~ ' "'' "' '' ITH~E I'll. .,.ILLED ~"~> AU vMOBILE CKJ~ und 300 00 ov Cl!mf" 1t Block Co sewer p pe Laf McK1 lghl bridp;e E Roml po.s 11 for D Jewc I ro brldge C 1'.4 Smith lumbe r J F. D Hart 111:er puy oil Sflaron bridge Womer roD.d Po and Basi a rood 5 9:.l 28 11 FAIL APPLit:S FUR PAROLE " 1oad BR.ADnt:LD CUNNINOnAIU D A IL MF.E11NG R.t tur Jona han Meigs Chapter Brant.ford Ont. OCt 1-INBn A R will hold the! first mvet Three peraooa were killed and two ng t;lf Lhe year at the hnmc of Mr.a others Wert! eio\I.II.Y inJured today IJTYLEPARK HATS YOU'LL see tins hat Jauntily I jo•ggi.ng along the !aslripn fanes by men w1se to, tlte Quality and w1se to the vai"J~­ C ? Reed on Friday afternoon at when an automobile with Nebraa 2 ~ lock - Adv 10 7 If ka Ucenae platel atruck a motor transport truck In Hamilton Raad ~~WAYS Ch h DINNER mUes eut. of here I10The car In whleh they were of Chrast Thursday lng swuna out to pau one '~:o- I 11 to 1 o'clock. transport when another trl.lek com the the Nebraska car The aide : ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;; Istruck 1n8 from oppoalte dlrectlon " ' ONCE urc ~-~-~~~~~£ft~ftb~!#~:tl>~~1!5"~'*®~~P~n~•ce 30c giVInUnce of only ;ICE of t.he automDbtle was torn out and It was hurled toto the ditch Master Masons! Toni1Jhl " the reiJUiar commumcabon of Pomeroy Lodge No 164 F & A. M at wh1ch t1me bu11ne.. mallen w11l be con11d ered All membert are ur,ently requeol· ed to be preoent By Order Of The Wonh1pful Muter By J Edward F otter Secretary Constipated? Try 'Fay·Vert' I.axative 0 0 Premter 127 10 Pon Colun bu England Anxious To Be At Meeting '"' Cor.demnatlon procred gs wc 'lta.r ed in the probat co t I e Tue lay when a s It was 1 00. by the Meigs county co .'1"' 8 against Corynnc Bel aefer of Port land 1or a certnln ~ll 'CCI ol 1 d belo glnll to her which Is neo.:ssary for a right-of way on the State HJtrhwny at Portla1 d y comn Winners cia n offered a reo.sonoble p tee f or property which Is desired for l'ompletlon or thr: r adwt~y that the pri~ llos been er lR By H EARL WU..SON B S 11.tf C N 5 t "" " At Convention In Canada Beer Fl',~ Day Week Mam Subjecb Upward• Of Mtlhon Men Women and Chtldren To Feel Ptnch Of Poverty Rehef Work Throullb Bond l ..ueo Ur1ed To Be11n It aeem1 that newapapennen w ll persist m clutter na up the Jand .eape whei'OYer Colonel Charlet A. 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