https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b80962b975a6a2fb7bf38934010b5414.pdf 43c4eecc715eeec66a4723f6784b710b PDF Text Text • .• ...,-i -. -· - ' ' ' ,. ·- I ---· .' rr . II S U 0 15 H ( . ' ' • ' THER TC ' T UK8 T •• AB TU ED I '} At .' .} '· \ D •••1l lsutB • u IDe l nceforth 'i .. ' ......J Ia RJ' Poaiti"' DUTY ...'. ' -· . ....t ..... . ' : \ i . '. ' ,; :~ . .: . . .- .. .. .. . .. .. ~ .. II ... . '.. .. . ... .. ' I ' 't Cinci-ti .• .. ' '"' I . .. .. /. AKEN . 0 HO PI AL •'· . ... :' . . ... ·•. .. ' ' ' S nty · wo 'Y a' Feel Li MaD ,._ ... ' ,. 'i .·· ., ... ' .. ' ,. .' ·' ' t :Wo(ti s rt • Spot o WooUer '·...., braceleta, ;watcbu ~t iQI.monda and · &W~:d necklace&~ ... ·' I . I •• rBa• ela t Ha1rd.O•a·re &t Fumitu OSTOR:ES " ' ......~~or. - -· ' ' ... OF TWO �, • • , asons n-... :~ate M ~UOQ,I~ '"' ..,'!'!!!' l!!l~~ .,,1'.1!1!1 ltiwt'., ..... - 4il'""" I!! .. ~ ....... - ....rloo 8teklflt!t..,lll ri!Pill· Ji:alilal Met u -· IUIJ<!rior to tl•e Jtl'l~ Oermaa ~ · biK'IIU"e t~fl ltaD•n hen are bftt• wnrlicorP: swarm I~• •ad '" lflr. &eQflt. r;; ..... " ~ ... Ilk 1!!1 • W 0!11 .... . ·"' 1 ' ,.. $fll tol . . Coli . .~ •' ' lD state'• more than 200,000 master lvtDiwood. 'lrere recovered. Tuesday \ = ''Thele moneJ," ·668 "1fa.vt one or two ilaf3 wettr;ly of are ~ um ltODle wltb an en\ar-el.y dUferet;tt diet., tf· headlines 1n the w&nt to keep YOUilJ, •troni. wm neWtpaJ)el'J wben tbe •tory kaktd out tha_t lf.k:.bar4 'faulx\r. noted Au•trlari tenor, .made a •10.000 wJt.h. tlll pb.)l'stctan that hll" 1~~~&llllcUon couJd not ·be eured. I' loA. tenor, freq_uent17 called "the h-~~~Y-" "Mt18t people could eat • -w!is.t they lUte and yet avoid maar cHce•ttve Sllfh "patrte rest ~)'&" .art JOOC) The Store forMeD .ad Boy'" • '~ 1 : · H 5 ·' -·· R '- . • HAIRCUT I .- - . '[ aearch work in general. iF " ~·- ·.' ;' ',., ·.. :~ Whatever elae may be said of this nationality, it must be i~Jmltted that they are never aatiot\ed with the situ&· tlot\;as they_flnd it b~t are ever seeking ways and mean• to ll~tter exiotinl conditions· Far too "'any countries •• R nat~n, are too easily saUotlell an4 too little botb~red by thei>t many lnconve,~J'i;l,o"" ~~~~-~f have; qo,.-~uently~ thef do little or a(>th1~ to.w•rd . , .~II ~~~ egncUtlons. ''Not so with Gemany and naturally •• a result, we • · flnd1'this country ever reaching toward tho lead. Even at preQmt after having b~en vi>tually reduc~<! to the statu• of 11, territorial government, a situation which would take the ;pmbition out of less determined people, we find them "" 7 Amo• ever diligent and workln&' to an end worth while. Such "\ ton·• Crch; :::.:·-.':'::.: peoqie, individually or collectively, are bound to succeed. 0 '30 C:.,~~· Their eternal detennination, If nothing else, will never ~llo'." them to stay at the bottom of the h•I!P lonw. . . worll; prieea. •• Tallleu. KARR & CLARK Upper Malh Streei, PemeroJ. :.-·. ' No •ee• te rt•e •• •ee••• eholee tire• ' -whea JI'JB~ £BOIPE orer ' iq: T RECENT tra11edy -. best .j• ------~============~ 4\JTO TRAGEJ)IES near Jackson when a sehool girl iwaa killed'and another Injured by a bit.;aklp driver bas :raised the question of cr:elessne"" Qll. the pedestlian'3 paJ1i.by the Jackson Sun JournaL Thi•. column has harped on tGoae things until many readers perhaps Jet tired of lt, but there is nothing more vital than Uvel and no lives 111ore important !hall those of children. 'While the recent tragedy does not come in the catcIJOrY· of pede•trlans' carelesaneu, but inal~a~~ is a .flagrant case· of criminal neli(lence if not ~· baais of more 'l"rious bha~j'es against the driver of the death c11r. ·u does serve ~ ooce again call attention to· hlrhway strolle!s• especially Ait>DPII the younger ~Jeneration. • 'The Jackson paper In ;comin.enlillri ' •di~orially \m : 'gbJ.ect recently called attentl• to the fact that the tjc~lar highway op which two accidenta have occurred in. !!9J~~~~,~~~!~~~~~~~ lt88 than two woeko, seems to be m ll&therin&' point -· ol>ildren and many were not ogly cureltslf of · ·their ' live~' and limbo but were lmpudeJ!t be~~id••• }lec0ntly they'"''~ LP'II''' CJIU~J<l drivers to halt in the hl&'bw~y ~loen cars from lhe 0 ppoalte direction approached ·and when they were or- n,;~m;~~~': dpreil from their arbitrary position by oftlcer• of the law, \', a~tecf 'a • if they were bei~&' 'deprived of their righta ami pr!vlle!Je• as American children. 'fhese things oua'ht ~ot to be. Sqch aetlon.o on the p,cnt of chlldre~ can be directly traced to t!Jelr parents. wlloi 'w.l\en accidents do occur due to tbe.i r offspring,· · . and impqdance, r 0ap tl!e terliible ~ toll them· Aa It~~ been •~ill In t)le, c,!)!liiiiP•iP.,fof~!'ev,rr W OcL 15th. PIT'I'SBURGH LIVESTOCK Oct. 14-INS-Hogs: receiptti 1500 I market mOBtly 10 to 20 higher: un1 derwelght& and packiny sows littlt' change; no to 260 1... 600·820. latter price lor 190 to 320 lbl., beavlet welshts scarce; 140 to 160 lbs. 560.585; 100 to 130 lbs. 600-550; medium ;,, Radio Program ' 3Sc errs. ' I t)lat quarter Ia to the effect that theoe men of deep thought ~~~=~·=~::::::::::::~~~~~;:~~;:;;::;:~~:::::::::::::!~~~ have . ,. d.iacovere<l a means by which food can be su,cc<!8s·l ~ ·"'.,• fully· ex;tracted fro111 coal. This, if true, is Indeed, another wonderful step forward by Qermany, the e~~ntry which already seems to be, far ·tn the lead of all others In matter• peJ1:ainin!f to re· ·~ "Cramps almost Killed me" I 1 t lftea o_! 2Se & THE GERMAN SCIENTISTS . .. noun~d f THREE . EGARDLESS OF what seems to be going on in qu11rters or what conditlo,ns obtain as , to : noan<;lal \roubles, the Germ~n Sci~ntfst '11oes rilil'lt' alolill' in th"e ' tenor of his way. Tile latest information received from Grand Master Of Odd FeUOWS Here va 3:30 P.M. ALMIGKTY GOO--f will cry unto God most high; unto God that pe>·formeth all things for me-Psalm 57 ;2, Ketp , H. S. •• ••• -- j1n /Po.·MEROY • . StudentS EJect Class, Offieers , ALL.' FOOTB ' . receipt~ ~·2'1; !.0 1fotll're6 4 lORE ACTIVE DAYS ··~·-······=. dltturbllnces by simply ~vin .. or two fruit or vegetable d&fis their weekly food pJ'Oiram." !ICOf't, j I .. r..-.~,..., P.......,t to AHaet Ceremcmie. r '111e4oclicotoQIO,;..,..wlthJam.. BODIE.! WOUND W . Korp.n , _parn. tranclmu~r ..J · -l a ·~ the IJ'I.h4 Jodie or OhJo, JI'&AM, The bod.iel ot Fred HarcUn and 1iOf prealdlna, file' conducted in the rTony Knowlton, employees o1 the trtenda here. 110me aatln lht~•er: a few good mand albw; aupply medium; tome• muooa. · '.1; !below Dam No. 22 by a lt&l'Chlng V•ctim of Auto Craah Near WuTanta have been isn~. fO:, Olrl BuJfman 'Of HunUnat.on to choice vealen 800-950 ; comzno.n ~5 12 qt. r.hi_.P 25-Slk:. , The folloW"fnl" ftlled the v&floua ,party. Siatenftlle Suecumba the amat of Raymorut Bue wu a buUDeU villt« ~ere Wed - ~ and medium lots f60·7JO. ' omcea durlna' the C'kremoniell : The two we.re . drowned when • . .mlth, Orion Wlnee and AIUe Oru- 1nesday. Sheep receipt8 BOO : Iambs hairJy A. crowd. ot ~ than 100 waa I Orand muter, Jame1 W . .Moraau; t helf boat. a $Dlall akU! , capsized 1 ID H01pital Thete ner .at U\e I.Q&tance of the Pedfr~l Mr. ant:l lin." Emil Bell att.ended active fully 2S hiaber tpota up more /l i"'"OI!t at Raetne lod1e No. idl P lw;P.utY panel muter, v . L. .Worrt~ ! tn the t.ctwuh of thl! d~~om. l .....,-cour.- In con&cuo,l witb theb- ac- ~ the opening of the new St. Joaeph l qut~.llty considered; good to ch oice when cl«tlcatory &e1'Yk:815 tscn; senior pand ward.en. .;John KnOwlton wu a ft:Sident ot MarlPerry Diddltt who wu t.atttn to a tivltlt!.! In brealdn&: int.o and enter~ hoapltal at Parter6burr Tutsday gradf!l! 67~-ru: commo:n to mediwn • ~ld ht tbt b!pldlDa reoeutly Phl.laon; Junior Brand warden, L. 0 . ' dta and Hardin wu a resident or hospltal In €11!tertiv1lle because of Ina a refrller&tor rallrot.d car and eveniJll". kind 400-650 ; 110me mixed lotA a nd ppi'ehutd. by them. In addition to IStembelJt!r; rred treuurer.. GeQ. Prcctorv1lle. Hardin waa the loOn InJuries aUI!talned 1n an automobile talr.in8 meata. stored there~n. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Refd and dulrable welght.K ~76-600: litLic ~ 1peoia.l aervicea conducted, a H. Pa.rker; arand secret&Q'. D. B .] of Rev. and Mn. E. C. Hardin ot wreck nea1· thm! Sunday while Offtcers from the sheriff 1 oftlce dauahttr and: Mra. Htlen RU&'W!II done on aa;ed stock . . l ~ buaineu aeaa1Qn waa · held ,! WUll&m&; IJr&lld , chaplain, . Eber 1Ra.cine who wer~ tranaferred here- jhe and other & of hl.s tamUy were lett. lihortly after n oon to r~~~e returned h :;me . Tuesday evenlna: DIES IN CH "RLE-STON arid, tbe dtpn of Muter Muon Garnahan; fll'&nd orator, Prank De· about. a month qo. An Inquest was j on their way home trom a t rip to youthll back to Ja_ll. They a e rt. after a short vllut at. Cleveland . .... . _ CODferred on one eandidate. IIay; pand marahall, Arthur ~b· held ovir the bodies which were Wellsbur(, w. Va ., died of h.IIS In- pJa.ced on probation and we~ m The Lend-a-Hand society or Word wa.a rectlved Here Wednts1 M•eon• ~run every IDCIJe 1n uti: ; erand eenlor dtaooo, c. A. then ta)an to the former home& of Juries Wfdnesday morntna. quired Lo ~port to the sherlf~!o0 ie; Simpaon M. E. chureh held Ulelr day mcminK or the death of Mrs . Mtiia county 1,1 weU as Jackaoro Schaefer; rp'and. junor deacon., Da- ' t he victims where burial was made. \ Mr. Diddle, h1a wile and broth~r. ce monUll~ by Judge 0 · !:. - P I rt.aular monthly meetl,lg w.t lhe Prank Jl't&her In a hospital a.t lip\Ult.y "UKI otber parta of tbutaoo lvHf. 8 . Thomas; grand st.cwarda, c . , William, wtre and two daughtera who dt!livered 11 sound lecture to r.hurch Tuesday evenina. ! Charleston. ' lAd Wttt ViJot1n1a, were on hand \v. Haytn~ton an<l L. J, Hel.ner; tkmr~ had Kone to at.tend the funera.1 o1 a t,bem Tuesday after Lhey threw Jacob Flll:hu Jelt Wednesday She lu.v~s 8 hu!;band .. who Ia a . jet leuer lilhts, J. E. Ora.hap\, J. E. brother·ln-la.w, Lon Tucker who themselves on the mercy of the m(]rnina for ChArleston be~ can-json of Jaooo Pisher on Lincoln HUI ---.~..,.--------~ t:arlton and J .. w. Prank; bearer wu killed In a mine accident at court. ed 1helr by the death or Mrs. Frank and a dau11ht.er twelve :Years old. ... \cymbals, J . u. Ora.te, Harry P . • , Well6buJa: . Fisher. The funeral twrvlcPS wtll bt an~ Sm.lt-h, John Bluttnar and c. w. ' TI)& rut ot the IMUP except Wlll Mrs. Clarence lhle Went to Canlater. -II!" RU'e. Papn Prlce &a worshipful lhun Diddle escaped Wi~h minor innousbuJ"K, Pa., Monday for a short muter and preaJdent durln&" tlle In\ Juries. William Diddle received a vlatt with her sister. PI'M'SBURGH PRODUCE !1t1al0ry work ~ I Election of oftlcers was held at j kmg gash In hiM head whkh reDr. Byron Bing and WIIUam Het. j Pollowtna: ihe desree work il.l.l" the Pcmeroy high school th-e past qutred 6everal sttt.ohti:J:i. to <:lose. B. F. Readmg, newly Installed zel attended the openina of St . 1w,eek "i.nd those students !Y!Ie<:W!d : .' • conoludlnl the evenlna's entel"tah.: Mr. and Mra. Her.s~hel 01d1le of Orand Master ot the Odd Fellows .Toeeph bospltal ai Parl\ersburg 1 · "· Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Jack was ftere Tue~day niaht at the Tuesday. 1ment, ., banquet of oysters sencd as the cl8S15 oftlcials, are: ri:A.Y """-' Ute many ways known to cbl.et Semor : Ptestdent1 Ted Scott. Harris of Bowman's Run left. Bun- meeting ot the local organlza.tion Mr. B.nd Mrs. Ellsworth RoM:! of . ,FRJ T , \.A....l•, 16th. ateward Arthur Bee(le, W8.!l served . also captain or foott>ali "Leam; vic~ day to be with the Injured people. at which time five candidates were ~ville t:lted II: w~th relat.ives "fd ·· , - - -.. - ,_.. pr-esident , Ph71lls Duerr; Sec .. Ainoiven the lnltatory degree. ere over e wee en j ieen Rea. -•• ~ MIM Nanna Bearbs one ot the I BRIDGE JIOSTESS •·-lor' President, ~1erlck CLASS ME.P.TING About rlgbty-ftve mem rs \\'ere teachers ot a .. Usbn.-v township ha> • , ._ , • • ...,.w, . s- '"' presen t. wlt.h repreSA:~ntfttlvetl of 1 ed 8 11 Crow; vic~ president. Harold Hart111e Queen Esther cla/18 or Beth· fll:any ot-her lodges m the eighth rfCP v e cert te. I'! ALLIPOLIS Miss Elli-e Ha.rt entertained her tmg; Bee. G-eorge CDfton. any chul"ch was entertailled at the district a~ In att~ndance. A short · Mr. and ~· Edwa.rd \\oeck.le "Uq · t:ridge club at the Elmhurst TavEophomorf!: President: · RuS!ell home or Mrs. E".. ar Ebenlbach on business sef>!lon wast.eldwhictfwas and Mra . Lottie Minich returned ' '·' ·Ha es· 1 e ld t R 1\ d N <.<& Wedneaday to their home at Canern Tuesday enning. Two tables : M' 11 • dce dpc11s en · IC ar ye Lincoln Hill Tuesday evening, witJl followeli by the initiation and ll t ..,n after 8 vl6lt With Mrs. Mary 1 were tn play. Mrs. Floyd Clo."k. rE ~ ~.. re ennessyr .. Miss Anna Ebersbaeh and. MrL~;. very lnt.-ere5tlng speaking proQTa.m. Killer and famUy, (.t'ivr.d the prize 101. high o;c 01·e 'The omcers of the clll88es he. e Marguerite DW'st IU!Sisting hostesa- Mr. Reading gave a mm;t InterestMl T kla H t ed W Dai~ty refreshments "¥.'el'e &erved. · ar~ Mlected by a dltrerent pro- ell . After the business mee"tlng a iug address to the membere of the ~s ~ex 18 e~t re umh t ~~"t • CESS than I& generally used. For any social hour was enjoyed and datnty local or.a:anlzation which was Col- ne Y en a er a s or v s Middleport Hirh HAT a tna:edyl E«ey moadli student tc be nominated for a posl- tefreshments were served. IO\\'ed by short talks by Rev. Stump with relatives at Syracuse. ••• tbo:te awful paios. Sbe auf. School Field NOTICE tion, a petition must be secured 1 Mrs. George Hall who has brood and Captain Howder . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hood of rtrcclso ••• DCarly doubled up with from th~ principal e.n1 must be flied 1c9.llted Sf!Veral programa over radio Following the adjournment of Cincinnati and Mrli. Orant Hood cramps. Adn>ioioti SOc The -Catholic Daughters of Amer~ in his otnce with ten names at- stations WLW at Cincbm&tl and the meeting the memberl retired le-tt Wednesday tor Wheeling and lea will have their regular meeting tached. The nomination Is conduc~ WTAM at C(eveland rendered &ev- to the ba.nquet room where dell- ·~Fairmont \Vby doo•l fOil U'J' Lydia E. Pink.. . . . . . .JiiJJilllilii•JiiJ·--~~and election of oll\cers on Thursday ted this W:J.y and then the el~ctl!lll eral delightful l!Olos. Mrs John ctous sandwiches ami cof!ee had Mr. ~nd in ~-ron: Wells bam'•VeaetableCompounddurins Effective Beginninr ~ ,venin&, Oct. 15th. adv. t.s made VQt1ng. · Jones of Coalton, sister , or Mrs. ~n prepare<l. spc•nt due:_ ahoyll dlo "tom •• t lh dlese ttyiog times? 0 Thuraday, ---'--:>--~~------~r;tiliir.ir.'1'iiir.;nifif~ji~i- :ur,iif~'r-1Ji\i~MHi'1rl~·~~toeorchestra.rec15 st:.Qrting r ea hlllhcur'la ~chool Slip a bo-.: of the oew tablets iQ We have been In this preclass In Harmony. Tha&e school yoUr haodbas ••• keep them handr ftlll!!lon for many yeUI, aad 1students who wish to enter may do Oil rout medicine lhelf. Their tonic: • j so by notifying Prot. Scholl before &edoo m1kes ,Ou feel so much bctlnsld 0111 only ftnt claM Thursday. There will be no enlel",oodayswhenyou'rc'"not:welL'!' ,:,(:·d 'rollment fee. o~ chaJ"'I(! to -~elasB. llarberlnc. Now you lfl the )usc ask lot LJ<Iia E. Pialdum'o ..,.. ~*' 1!!1111' ,.., II!IIIMI! Ill" -"11 Ia 1111 . . . . . . .. ' wa:tlfi8DAT, WICBI;ft ~1m. OT. OB10 ' , "'" ~ ,. I -~ • s.oore 30 t-4 ; • ~ . ~-~~ ~. 'Pe-y DI'ddle DI'esiHall, Mr . and Mn. Cecil Wrlvht Peno--1•nd · - PMcklnl ..... 400-415. lr,Jld Mr . WcJl u! RavenawooO were _ 'llalll Catdt receipt& 50 ; market. ~oround sw.n4ard. &6 S...f. · .;\ ~ D--I'ne Building " H rt R • d other cueeta prtaent. l!!teady; odd aaka atrone: ; common qp-Wartet 111'111; .1\.iM: U 8 ece1ve \__ .. . Mn. Cecllllridrla.:acm and Mla8 medlwn Steere 500-82$ ; a few 1ood; nearby Cllmmt 111''' UJUol ID)pmalve manner. Yr. Mor · j1lnl..., 8ta,.. .llnatneera' o111eo a< , WARRANTS ISSUED Allooe Malone returned to the~ rrus holt•"' 026·666 .. 22; tresh extra ftntl ben• ._.. 'h.a. 100 ..MaatOI' Ma· canbeld~proxyoiH¥rryo. oram llun,ttnaton, who wore· drowned In A 0 t 0 ACCident FOR TRIO'S ADREST home at Pottotown, , .., Monday c.1,.. ,.,..... 100: market. s>ow nel'} whJta fl1t.ru 30·24. Vep:tablee-Martet steady: de• . • __ • , ot Sprtna:fltld, arandmuter of Ule Friday ln the Ohio river near Ra· ~ after a idalt wttb relatJ.vea and IEarly kind and 1alt1 about &teady llo ,.LoW~ 'lD DAILT tldltOMio JIC&t ,. ' .' . on a KLq:e Jesa rLsll:y, a royal palace. • With unemployment dole meagre 1\nd ~e co~er:e ot chal'ity organizations t:n;Jpty, rt w.;~a not surprts~ ~.,..iderably IIEPb·s Hoaplttri; Ls llut· nell, wonteds. · t\fftdl, . elle;1'1011 and ..,,... G. . "'h¥DIItle fa .. ...... . . ... . ,,... lp .... . .,..... ·~·-1<6 $ . here ill our ·and ···~... Ia to Martet .... · tlfeiy tleteed fdm~t &we,elb. -r~~: ' 900DYEAR . PATHFINDER . . _...... ..... •••• s.ss ...., . . ... - - .... ...... ..... ... . "'ul ad- 2f>Ut-2t 29d,tlf.lt -.tlf-21 · pcathon in the clty's tcrrltory. J-: , · Tile bulld4l1 designed in Colont,,f 11.,~~~··~~ .VII becaWJt! of its charm an:l db- H lileattC' ·, ~:-.~ .'. ·. . ~o:c.mple'tcd: E.teC~ ~trcet '· ride on first choice tires. ' they cost no more to buy? ,, ,,_,.. to the OJ€8.1ee' Heights conlent and acadeiny propel~, the ~· hoapltal ' oocuple:s an impo~tant 1~;~~~.• t~,pp.ear· . 'IOI'<JO.t,'~8 :vou Vd on ~ site of the former McConl\Uihey estate extending alona: JI!Dettenth street from Murdoch anc:e. · '>II~ , . Pittke;Sburfs greate">t tf.mplt! or beali:h, the new .~.000 st. Jo- Fallou.ito and topcoat• and we're maki"l ~e doUJ!r& you opend SUITS Ia '. ' oy SUITS and TOPCOATS ' c:ounl m!,tCh In,point& of economy, weariDI •••ic;e •. Shown above ai'e three Views of the new St. Joseph's hoSpital which was ·open for public lnspection Tuesday and \Vednesday of thir, week. The interior' ~t the left shows the altar and frescoeS of the early Italian. chapel, the original frescoes being the work ,of a local artist, Mrs. Lois Cochran Rogers. )\t the rignt, is piciured the hospital as seen from the Market street side, and below is shown the entrance to the hospital from the Murdoch avenue side. All three photographs Weste~berger. -Co.urtesy Parkersburg NewR; We're Sconaa 1111 Oa Tlleae Valuea _ta · Pricea heva been ''touched • d~-" . \ Every year for. 16 years, the IllUDe tire has beim first.~hqlce In aalea ...:.first choice In number of usera. That tire Ia GOODYEAR-al;ld TODAY mm'e people ride on ·· Goociyesr Tires than on any other klrid-by millions; Why don't ltd.7Ht . .:Jb5.. . . . atmosphere 18 erect~d 3b5.25-2t f)t brick and reL>ltorccd i O!•tl!·· wltll ..... . .... ··' ...... .. ' ' ' So4S ~ ...7 "IJiii•W.. cllftl'ti _ajnl 'Yte..as ID: fiUed, bex, ,., JQio and ~Jan mo· tJ:ela. .... or "'•"*· ,.. l~~~,·~;:·~e!l!!ld· Ita• the rtllht !!1~ ·~J.!f!}!li"'·ti! ~·~a~ lie'li1~ I . ~el'if• It!!~ ' t~ey 111'1"~ fl~ }] M• to the ttm,• wh•l' lb~f ,, Hear and ·See; it Ia tile hei!JM q! fq:, !~~~~,:~ ' movmw aqtol!lolllle ~i11i~l4i1T~, th!t the <lrlver l"ill' P~fP for tbe w~l~er'a •lf•IY p~relil,6 wuqlfl onlY r~al~e , "lb~ ~illhWf!f"· m~ny !1e11th~ ~~~~ rr~~~~~~~::~lA 1~ bt~jlu•e tl!ey wPu]4 ~e~p !heir ·~~ mu~l! ftB poooihlt ipol~~~~ ot ,, .with: him aa he had with m..,y fl•meo. , Erne~ Torrence, :and lren(l} Dunne. Comedy "MONKEY BUSINES$" . Cliff Edwards· '~~ ·~ '.' " "• t . •~ ' '' ,, ., nJ �, • • , asons n-... :~ate M ~UOQ,I~ '"' ..,'!'!!!' l!!l~~ .,,1'.1!1!1 ltiwt'., ..... - 4il'""" I!! .. ~ ....... - ....rloo 8teklflt!t..,lll ri!Pill· Ji:alilal Met u -· IUIJ<!rior to tl•e Jtl'l~ Oermaa ~ · biK'IIU"e t~fl ltaD•n hen are bftt• wnrlicorP: swarm I~• •ad '" lflr. &eQflt. r;; ..... " ~ ... Ilk 1!!1 • W 0!11 .... . ·"' 1 ' ,.. $fll tol . . Coli . .~ •' ' lD state'• more than 200,000 master lvtDiwood. 'lrere recovered. Tuesday \ = ''Thele moneJ," ·668 "1fa.vt one or two ilaf3 wettr;ly of are ~ um ltODle wltb an en\ar-el.y dUferet;tt diet., tf· headlines 1n the w&nt to keep YOUilJ, •troni. wm neWtpaJ)el'J wben tbe •tory kaktd out tha_t lf.k:.bar4 'faulx\r. noted Au•trlari tenor, .made a •10.000 wJt.h. tlll pb.)l'stctan that hll" 1~~~&llllcUon couJd not ·be eured. I' loA. tenor, freq_uent17 called "the h-~~~Y-" "Mt18t people could eat • -w!is.t they lUte and yet avoid maar cHce•ttve Sllfh "patrte rest ~)'&" .art JOOC) The Store forMeD .ad Boy'" • '~ 1 : · H 5 ·' -·· R '- . • HAIRCUT I .- - . '[ aearch work in general. iF " ~·- ·.' ;' ',., ·.. :~ Whatever elae may be said of this nationality, it must be i~Jmltted that they are never aatiot\ed with the situ&· tlot\;as they_flnd it b~t are ever seeking ways and mean• to ll~tter exiotinl conditions· Far too "'any countries •• R nat~n, are too easily saUotlell an4 too little botb~red by thei>t many lnconve,~J'i;l,o"" ~~~~-~f have; qo,.-~uently~ thef do little or a(>th1~ to.w•rd . , .~II ~~~ egncUtlons. ''Not so with Gemany and naturally •• a result, we • · flnd1'this country ever reaching toward tho lead. Even at preQmt after having b~en vi>tually reduc~<! to the statu• of 11, territorial government, a situation which would take the ;pmbition out of less determined people, we find them "" 7 Amo• ever diligent and workln&' to an end worth while. Such "\ ton·• Crch; :::.:·-.':'::.: peoqie, individually or collectively, are bound to succeed. 0 '30 C:.,~~· Their eternal detennination, If nothing else, will never ~llo'." them to stay at the bottom of the h•I!P lonw. . . worll; prieea. •• Tallleu. KARR & CLARK Upper Malh Streei, PemeroJ. :.-·. ' No •ee• te rt•e •• •ee••• eholee tire• ' -whea JI'JB~ £BOIPE orer ' iq: T RECENT tra11edy -. best .j• ------~============~ 4\JTO TRAGEJ)IES near Jackson when a sehool girl iwaa killed'and another Injured by a bit.;aklp driver bas :raised the question of cr:elessne"" Qll. the pedestlian'3 paJ1i.by the Jackson Sun JournaL Thi•. column has harped on tGoae things until many readers perhaps Jet tired of lt, but there is nothing more vital than Uvel and no lives 111ore important !hall those of children. 'While the recent tragedy does not come in the catcIJOrY· of pede•trlans' carelesaneu, but inal~a~~ is a .flagrant case· of criminal neli(lence if not ~· baais of more 'l"rious bha~j'es against the driver of the death c11r. ·u does serve ~ ooce again call attention to· hlrhway strolle!s• especially Ait>DPII the younger ~Jeneration. • 'The Jackson paper In ;comin.enlillri ' •di~orially \m : 'gbJ.ect recently called attentl• to the fact that the tjc~lar highway op which two accidenta have occurred in. !!9J~~~~,~~~!~~~~~~~ lt88 than two woeko, seems to be m ll&therin&' point -· ol>ildren and many were not ogly cureltslf of · ·their ' live~' and limbo but were lmpudeJ!t be~~id••• }lec0ntly they'"''~ LP'II''' CJIU~J<l drivers to halt in the hl&'bw~y ~loen cars from lhe 0 ppoalte direction approached ·and when they were or- n,;~m;~~~': dpreil from their arbitrary position by oftlcer• of the law, \', a~tecf 'a • if they were bei~&' 'deprived of their righta ami pr!vlle!Je• as American children. 'fhese things oua'ht ~ot to be. Sqch aetlon.o on the p,cnt of chlldre~ can be directly traced to t!Jelr parents. wlloi 'w.l\en accidents do occur due to tbe.i r offspring,· · . and impqdance, r 0ap tl!e terliible ~ toll them· Aa It~~ been •~ill In t)le, c,!)!liiiiP•iP.,fof~!'ev,rr W OcL 15th. PIT'I'SBURGH LIVESTOCK Oct. 14-INS-Hogs: receiptti 1500 I market mOBtly 10 to 20 higher: un1 derwelght& and packiny sows littlt' change; no to 260 1... 600·820. latter price lor 190 to 320 lbl., beavlet welshts scarce; 140 to 160 lbs. 560.585; 100 to 130 lbs. 600-550; medium ;,, Radio Program ' 3Sc errs. ' I t)lat quarter Ia to the effect that theoe men of deep thought ~~~=~·=~::::::::::::~~~~~;:~~;:;;::;:~~:::::::::::::!~~~ have . ,. d.iacovere<l a means by which food can be su,cc<!8s·l ~ ·"'.,• fully· ex;tracted fro111 coal. This, if true, is Indeed, another wonderful step forward by Qermany, the e~~ntry which already seems to be, far ·tn the lead of all others In matter• peJ1:ainin!f to re· ·~ "Cramps almost Killed me" I 1 t lftea o_! 2Se & THE GERMAN SCIENTISTS . .. noun~d f THREE . EGARDLESS OF what seems to be going on in qu11rters or what conditlo,ns obtain as , to : noan<;lal \roubles, the Germ~n Sci~ntfst '11oes rilil'lt' alolill' in th"e ' tenor of his way. Tile latest information received from Grand Master Of Odd FeUOWS Here va 3:30 P.M. ALMIGKTY GOO--f will cry unto God most high; unto God that pe>·formeth all things for me-Psalm 57 ;2, Ketp , H. S. •• ••• -- j1n /Po.·MEROY • . StudentS EJect Class, Offieers , ALL.' FOOTB ' . receipt~ ~·2'1; !.0 1fotll're6 4 lORE ACTIVE DAYS ··~·-······=. dltturbllnces by simply ~vin .. or two fruit or vegetable d&fis their weekly food pJ'Oiram." !ICOf't, j I .. r..-.~,..., P.......,t to AHaet Ceremcmie. r '111e4oclicotoQIO,;..,..wlthJam.. BODIE.! WOUND W . Korp.n , _parn. tranclmu~r ..J · -l a ·~ the IJ'I.h4 Jodie or OhJo, JI'&AM, The bod.iel ot Fred HarcUn and 1iOf prealdlna, file' conducted in the rTony Knowlton, employees o1 the trtenda here. 110me aatln lht~•er: a few good mand albw; aupply medium; tome• muooa. · '.1; !below Dam No. 22 by a lt&l'Chlng V•ctim of Auto Craah Near WuTanta have been isn~. fO:, Olrl BuJfman 'Of HunUnat.on to choice vealen 800-950 ; comzno.n ~5 12 qt. r.hi_.P 25-Slk:. , The folloW"fnl" ftlled the v&floua ,party. Siatenftlle Suecumba the amat of Raymorut Bue wu a buUDeU villt« ~ere Wed - ~ and medium lots f60·7JO. ' omcea durlna' the C'kremoniell : The two we.re . drowned when • . .mlth, Orion Wlnee and AIUe Oru- 1nesday. Sheep receipt8 BOO : Iambs hairJy A. crowd. ot ~ than 100 waa I Orand muter, Jame1 W . .Moraau; t helf boat. a $Dlall akU! , capsized 1 ID H01pital Thete ner .at U\e I.Q&tance of the Pedfr~l Mr. ant:l lin." Emil Bell att.ended active fully 2S hiaber tpota up more /l i"'"OI!t at Raetne lod1e No. idl P lw;P.utY panel muter, v . L. .Worrt~ ! tn the t.ctwuh of thl! d~~om. l .....,-cour.- In con&cuo,l witb theb- ac- ~ the opening of the new St. Joaeph l qut~.llty considered; good to ch oice when cl«tlcatory &e1'Yk:815 tscn; senior pand ward.en. .;John KnOwlton wu a ft:Sident ot MarlPerry Diddltt who wu t.atttn to a tivltlt!.! In brealdn&: int.o and enter~ hoapltal at Parter6burr Tutsday gradf!l! 67~-ru: commo:n to mediwn • ~ld ht tbt b!pldlDa reoeutly Phl.laon; Junior Brand warden, L. 0 . ' dta and Hardin wu a resident or hospltal In €11!tertiv1lle because of Ina a refrller&tor rallrot.d car and eveniJll". kind 400-650 ; 110me mixed lotA a nd ppi'ehutd. by them. In addition to IStembelJt!r; rred treuurer.. GeQ. Prcctorv1lle. Hardin waa the loOn InJuries aUI!talned 1n an automobile talr.in8 meata. stored there~n. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Refd and dulrable welght.K ~76-600: litLic ~ 1peoia.l aervicea conducted, a H. Pa.rker; arand secret&Q'. D. B .] of Rev. and Mn. E. C. Hardin ot wreck nea1· thm! Sunday while Offtcers from the sheriff 1 oftlce dauahttr and: Mra. Htlen RU&'W!II done on aa;ed stock . . l ~ buaineu aeaa1Qn waa · held ,! WUll&m&; IJr&lld , chaplain, . Eber 1Ra.cine who wer~ tranaferred here- jhe and other & of hl.s tamUy were lett. lihortly after n oon to r~~~e returned h :;me . Tuesday evenlna: DIES IN CH "RLE-STON arid, tbe dtpn of Muter Muon Garnahan; fll'&nd orator, Prank De· about. a month qo. An Inquest was j on their way home trom a t rip to youthll back to Ja_ll. They a e rt. after a short vllut at. Cleveland . .... . _ CODferred on one eandidate. IIay; pand marahall, Arthur ~b· held ovir the bodies which were Wellsbur(, w. Va ., died of h.IIS In- pJa.ced on probation and we~ m The Lend-a-Hand society or Word wa.a rectlved Here Wednts1 M•eon• ~run every IDCIJe 1n uti: ; erand eenlor dtaooo, c. A. then ta)an to the former home& of Juries Wfdnesday morntna. quired Lo ~port to the sherlf~!o0 ie; Simpaon M. E. chureh held Ulelr day mcminK or the death of Mrs . Mtiia county 1,1 weU as Jackaoro Schaefer; rp'and. junor deacon., Da- ' t he victims where burial was made. \ Mr. Diddle, h1a wile and broth~r. ce monUll~ by Judge 0 · !:. - P I rt.aular monthly meetl,lg w.t lhe Prank Jl't&her In a hospital a.t lip\Ult.y "UKI otber parta of tbutaoo lvHf. 8 . Thomas; grand st.cwarda, c . , William, wtre and two daughtera who dt!livered 11 sound lecture to r.hurch Tuesday evenina. ! Charleston. ' lAd Wttt ViJot1n1a, were on hand \v. Haytn~ton an<l L. J, Hel.ner; tkmr~ had Kone to at.tend the funera.1 o1 a t,bem Tuesday after Lhey threw Jacob Flll:hu Jelt Wednesday She lu.v~s 8 hu!;band .. who Ia a . jet leuer lilhts, J. E. Ora.hap\, J. E. brother·ln-la.w, Lon Tucker who themselves on the mercy of the m(]rnina for ChArleston be~ can-json of Jaooo Pisher on Lincoln HUI ---.~..,.--------~ t:arlton and J .. w. Prank; bearer wu killed In a mine accident at court. ed 1helr by the death or Mrs. Frank and a dau11ht.er twelve :Years old. ... \cymbals, J . u. Ora.te, Harry P . • , Well6buJa: . Fisher. The funeral twrvlcPS wtll bt an~ Sm.lt-h, John Bluttnar and c. w. ' TI)& rut ot the IMUP except Wlll Mrs. Clarence lhle Went to Canlater. -II!" RU'e. Papn Prlce &a worshipful lhun Diddle escaped Wi~h minor innousbuJ"K, Pa., Monday for a short muter and preaJdent durln&" tlle In\ Juries. William Diddle received a vlatt with her sister. PI'M'SBURGH PRODUCE !1t1al0ry work ~ I Election of oftlcers was held at j kmg gash In hiM head whkh reDr. Byron Bing and WIIUam Het. j Pollowtna: ihe desree work il.l.l" the Pcmeroy high school th-e past qutred 6everal sttt.ohti:J:i. to <:lose. B. F. Readmg, newly Installed zel attended the openina of St . 1w,eek "i.nd those students !Y!Ie<:W!d : .' • conoludlnl the evenlna's entel"tah.: Mr. and Mra. Her.s~hel 01d1le of Orand Master ot the Odd Fellows .Toeeph bospltal ai Parl\ersburg 1 · "· Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Jack was ftere Tue~day niaht at the Tuesday. 1ment, ., banquet of oysters sencd as the cl8S15 oftlcials, are: ri:A.Y """-' Ute many ways known to cbl.et Semor : Ptestdent1 Ted Scott. Harris of Bowman's Run left. Bun- meeting ot the local organlza.tion Mr. B.nd Mrs. Ellsworth RoM:! of . ,FRJ T , \.A....l•, 16th. ateward Arthur Bee(le, W8.!l served . also captain or foott>ali "Leam; vic~ day to be with the Injured people. at which time five candidates were ~ville t:lted II: w~th relat.ives "fd ·· , - - -.. - ,_.. pr-esident , Ph71lls Duerr; Sec .. Ainoiven the lnltatory degree. ere over e wee en j ieen Rea. -•• ~ MIM Nanna Bearbs one ot the I BRIDGE JIOSTESS •·-lor' President, ~1erlck CLASS ME.P.TING About rlgbty-ftve mem rs \\'ere teachers ot a .. Usbn.-v township ha> • , ._ , • • ...,.w, . s- '"' presen t. wlt.h repreSA:~ntfttlvetl of 1 ed 8 11 Crow; vic~ president. Harold Hart111e Queen Esther cla/18 or Beth· fll:any ot-her lodges m the eighth rfCP v e cert te. I'! ALLIPOLIS Miss Elli-e Ha.rt entertained her tmg; Bee. G-eorge CDfton. any chul"ch was entertailled at the district a~ In att~ndance. A short · Mr. and ~· Edwa.rd \\oeck.le "Uq · t:ridge club at the Elmhurst TavEophomorf!: President: · RuS!ell home or Mrs. E".. ar Ebenlbach on business sef>!lon wast.eldwhictfwas and Mra . Lottie Minich returned ' '·' ·Ha es· 1 e ld t R 1\ d N <.<& Wedneaday to their home at Canern Tuesday enning. Two tables : M' 11 • dce dpc11s en · IC ar ye Lincoln Hill Tuesday evening, witJl followeli by the initiation and ll t ..,n after 8 vl6lt With Mrs. Mary 1 were tn play. Mrs. Floyd Clo."k. rE ~ ~.. re ennessyr .. Miss Anna Ebersbaeh and. MrL~;. very lnt.-ere5tlng speaking proQTa.m. Killer and famUy, (.t'ivr.d the prize 101. high o;c 01·e 'The omcers of the clll88es he. e Marguerite DW'st IU!Sisting hostesa- Mr. Reading gave a mm;t InterestMl T kla H t ed W Dai~ty refreshments "¥.'el'e &erved. · ar~ Mlected by a dltrerent pro- ell . After the business mee"tlng a iug address to the membere of the ~s ~ex 18 e~t re umh t ~~"t • CESS than I& generally used. For any social hour was enjoyed and datnty local or.a:anlzation which was Col- ne Y en a er a s or v s Middleport Hirh HAT a tna:edyl E«ey moadli student tc be nominated for a posl- tefreshments were served. IO\\'ed by short talks by Rev. Stump with relatives at Syracuse. ••• tbo:te awful paios. Sbe auf. School Field NOTICE tion, a petition must be secured 1 Mrs. George Hall who has brood and Captain Howder . Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hood of rtrcclso ••• DCarly doubled up with from th~ principal e.n1 must be flied 1c9.llted Sf!Veral programa over radio Following the adjournment of Cincinnati and Mrli. Orant Hood cramps. Adn>ioioti SOc The -Catholic Daughters of Amer~ in his otnce with ten names at- stations WLW at Cincbm&tl and the meeting the memberl retired le-tt Wednesday tor Wheeling and lea will have their regular meeting tached. The nomination Is conduc~ WTAM at C(eveland rendered &ev- to the ba.nquet room where dell- ·~Fairmont \Vby doo•l fOil U'J' Lydia E. Pink.. . . . . . .JiiJJilllilii•JiiJ·--~~and election of oll\cers on Thursday ted this W:J.y and then the el~ctl!lll eral delightful l!Olos. Mrs John ctous sandwiches ami cof!ee had Mr. ~nd in ~-ron: Wells bam'•VeaetableCompounddurins Effective Beginninr ~ ,venin&, Oct. 15th. adv. t.s made VQt1ng. · Jones of Coalton, sister , or Mrs. ~n prepare<l. spc•nt due:_ ahoyll dlo "tom •• t lh dlese ttyiog times? 0 Thuraday, ---'--:>--~~------~r;tiliir.ir.'1'iiir.;nifif~ji~i- :ur,iif~'r-1Ji\i~MHi'1rl~·~~toeorchestra.rec15 st:.Qrting r ea hlllhcur'la ~chool Slip a bo-.: of the oew tablets iQ We have been In this preclass In Harmony. Tha&e school yoUr haodbas ••• keep them handr ftlll!!lon for many yeUI, aad 1students who wish to enter may do Oil rout medicine lhelf. Their tonic: • j so by notifying Prot. Scholl before &edoo m1kes ,Ou feel so much bctlnsld 0111 only ftnt claM Thursday. There will be no enlel",oodayswhenyou'rc'"not:welL'!' ,:,(:·d 'rollment fee. o~ chaJ"'I(! to -~elasB. llarberlnc. Now you lfl the )usc ask lot LJ<Iia E. Pialdum'o ..,.. ~*' 1!!1111' ,.., II!IIIMI! Ill" -"11 Ia 1111 . . . . . . .. ' wa:tlfi8DAT, WICBI;ft ~1m. OT. OB10 ' , "'" ~ ,. I -~ • s.oore 30 t-4 ; • ~ . ~-~~ ~. 'Pe-y DI'ddle DI'esiHall, Mr . and Mn. Cecil Wrlvht Peno--1•nd · - PMcklnl ..... 400-415. lr,Jld Mr . WcJl u! RavenawooO were _ 'llalll Catdt receipt& 50 ; market. ~oround sw.n4ard. &6 S...f. · .;\ ~ D--I'ne Building " H rt R • d other cueeta prtaent. l!!teady; odd aaka atrone: ; common qp-Wartet 111'111; .1\.iM: U 8 ece1ve \__ .. . Mn. Cecllllridrla.:acm and Mla8 medlwn Steere 500-82$ ; a few 1ood; nearby Cllmmt 111''' UJUol ID)pmalve manner. Yr. Mor · j1lnl..., 8ta,.. .llnatneera' o111eo a< , WARRANTS ISSUED Allooe Malone returned to the~ rrus holt•"' 026·666 .. 22; tresh extra ftntl ben• ._.. 'h.a. 100 ..MaatOI' Ma· canbeld~proxyoiH¥rryo. oram llun,ttnaton, who wore· drowned In A 0 t 0 ACCident FOR TRIO'S ADREST home at Pottotown, , .., Monday c.1,.. ,.,..... 100: market. s>ow nel'} whJta fl1t.ru 30·24. Vep:tablee-Martet steady: de• . • __ • , ot Sprtna:fltld, arandmuter of Ule Friday ln the Ohio river near Ra· ~ after a idalt wttb relatJ.vea and IEarly kind and 1alt1 about &teady llo ,.LoW~ 'lD DAILT tldltOMio JIC&t ,. ' .' . on a KLq:e Jesa rLsll:y, a royal palace. • With unemployment dole meagre 1\nd ~e co~er:e ot chal'ity organizations t:n;Jpty, rt w.;~a not surprts~ ~.,..iderably IIEPb·s Hoaplttri; Ls llut· nell, wonteds. · t\fftdl, . elle;1'1011 and ..,,... G. . "'h¥DIItle fa .. ...... . . ... . ,,... lp .... . .,..... ·~·-1<6 $ . here ill our ·and ···~... Ia to Martet .... · tlfeiy tleteed fdm~t &we,elb. -r~~: ' 900DYEAR . PATHFINDER . . _...... ..... •••• s.ss ...., . . ... - - .... ...... ..... ... . "'ul ad- 2f>Ut-2t 29d,tlf.lt -.tlf-21 · pcathon in the clty's tcrrltory. J-: , · Tile bulld4l1 designed in Colont,,f 11.,~~~··~~ .VII becaWJt! of its charm an:l db- H lileattC' ·, ~:-.~ .'. ·. . ~o:c.mple'tcd: E.teC~ ~trcet '· ride on first choice tires. ' they cost no more to buy? ,, ,,_,.. to the OJ€8.1ee' Heights conlent and acadeiny propel~, the ~· hoapltal ' oocuple:s an impo~tant 1~;~~~.• t~,pp.ear· . 'IOI'<JO.t,'~8 :vou Vd on ~ site of the former McConl\Uihey estate extending alona: JI!Dettenth street from Murdoch anc:e. · '>II~ , . Pittke;Sburfs greate">t tf.mplt! or beali:h, the new .~.000 st. Jo- Fallou.ito and topcoat• and we're maki"l ~e doUJ!r& you opend SUITS Ia '. ' oy SUITS and TOPCOATS ' c:ounl m!,tCh In,point& of economy, weariDI •••ic;e •. Shown above ai'e three Views of the new St. Joseph's hoSpital which was ·open for public lnspection Tuesday and \Vednesday of thir, week. The interior' ~t the left shows the altar and frescoeS of the early Italian. chapel, the original frescoes being the work ,of a local artist, Mrs. Lois Cochran Rogers. )\t the rignt, is piciured the hospital as seen from the Market street side, and below is shown the entrance to the hospital from the Murdoch avenue side. All three photographs Weste~berger. -Co.urtesy Parkersburg NewR; We're Sconaa 1111 Oa Tlleae Valuea _ta · Pricea heva been ''touched • d~-" . \ Every year for. 16 years, the IllUDe tire has beim first.~hqlce In aalea ...:.first choice In number of usera. That tire Ia GOODYEAR-al;ld TODAY mm'e people ride on ·· Goociyesr Tires than on any other klrid-by millions; Why don't ltd.7Ht . .:Jb5.. . . . atmosphere 18 erect~d 3b5.25-2t f)t brick and reL>ltorccd i O!•tl!·· wltll ..... . .... ··' ...... .. ' ' ' So4S ~ ...7 "IJiii•W.. cllftl'ti _ajnl 'Yte..as ID: fiUed, bex, ,., JQio and ~Jan mo· tJ:ela. .... or "'•"*· ,.. l~~~,·~;:·~e!l!!ld· Ita• the rtllht !!1~ ·~J.!f!}!li"'·ti! ~·~a~ lie'li1~ I . ~el'if• It!!~ ' t~ey 111'1"~ fl~ }] M• to the ttm,• wh•l' lb~f ,, Hear and ·See; it Ia tile hei!JM q! fq:, !~~~~,:~ ' movmw aqtol!lolllle ~i11i~l4i1T~, th!t the <lrlver l"ill' P~fP for tbe w~l~er'a •lf•IY p~relil,6 wuqlfl onlY r~al~e , "lb~ ~illhWf!f"· m~ny !1e11th~ ~~~~ rr~~~~~~~::~lA 1~ bt~jlu•e tl!ey wPu]4 ~e~p !heir ·~~ mu~l! ftB poooihlt ipol~~~~ ot ,, .with: him aa he had with m..,y fl•meo. , Erne~ Torrence, :and lren(l} Dunne. Comedy "MONKEY BUSINES$" . Cliff Edwards· '~~ ·~ '.' " "• t . •~ ' '' ,, ., nJ �I ' News • itk FA·ST ;.~· - kkeye Boya On A !toad To Ch!lli!IPiOil• ahip. Of f.eape They must be loat ••• theoe inodcm "'*" ... for .a million households in thia couojr)' ore uoing E L ECiric ' Of tu :l,lU noep1tal8 b1 @q lil1e aDI'fU'Md list o1 if1Tho _...,.., aeot\1. , .,- the tJblted State& ond. CanadJI. placed GilULER RITES , 1'he funeral services for Mrs. I Caroline Orueler, who died 11.t t:·!r heme here Sunday morning, were r:l.nduc:ted Tuesday morning from the St. Louis CaLhollc Church with burhal In Pine street cemetery. Death was- due- to heart d!sense of which .ahe hM been a constant BUtfe-rer for many )'e8tB. ~he wa"11 10 )'Can; of a.g:e at th<! time of her de:lt.h. She bl sU.nlved by t wo Oa.ug:hter·s, Mr6. Robert fderrlnum of Columbu" and Mt~s Emma Onder of Clqcinnati and one son Jo.s!:gh cl h011plt,a.l! C<>llel• ol BUr· HOlzer h05pita.l of U>:us e1ty i4l ont aecordJng to an announceIP8Jit reef!hted by oftk:t&l5 of the ~ta"l here. 1n or$r t.o be estab-:" lls)led as a fully approved hospital bY this ora~~.nlza.tion, t~ h08pital must have r. capactty ol more than • ' I • of for· A parade, eci&PtllllG tiM* mer yean, wlll be prwenLed in HAVE WON FOUR them to-day. Thia """"Pianec would have been imposoible, witb the present tempo of A.nterioan life 1 without plenty of speed. If you demand further proof, vioit ·· ., . • Atainat Tou1h ~on; None Lo.t To Date tiuae, Glamorous production t.he Peene)'·Bblnett. Poet here has prt=pued. ' ' ss.oo '" low as , dMJJII 23 fiiOIIIill ' I to /HJ:J• ? at The para~ wb.lch will ' be one of the Jaraeat. ones ever to be lleCil 1n Keip county, will Jorm at the Cit.y our displtoy room and see the IIJIUIZo . li/Mt;·O. Ro11gi11 and atlcldleport, euncaay, oetober 18, durlnl the E11nt Dla~ Meellnl of lbe Amerlcao LeClon. PJr&dea have "«)me and para.dea have i"ODtl, but. none will compare with the ing thing& !heoe ranges wiD do-foist -automatic-clean-oool cooking, r~~~~ ·J.••OHIOi!iPOWER:eo.r rt1 ~- - Oct. 16 and 11· n . .it ·.;~' •. ·~ Two Days Only. .. I ---- Bucyrus. CLA$SIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION . T'GIT ANG!:L IN DUTCH WI:IH HE:R MAMA! .. _____ FIGHT RESULTS ' NOTICE I All Union Carpenkn han ' "-''""'" their· ~tale of 9fe per buill' 10 '75e ·iUJtu further no&tce. &tar• ~iiDHI + :;>,,....•• ~r ~. b! ' Newark. Bhe ;:::::!,;:.::;:::::.,::;:.:.:.~~--:::::::::______ .. ~-'----- 1 ;;M~I;ssnJe~a~n:~~K,:y was also hoo!. to the members of Lhe "SI&ndBearera" of the H-~ath M. E. churcll. About fifteen members u. .td their leader. Mrs. Noah Hao.were present W enjoy th•J soc;:·; ;.::: TEA GIVt:N A MISIIIOD&J1 Tea W88 held TUC!if' day C\'CDlnfi: at the home of Mrs. A. W. McKay DP OQ&l Street b-y the meritbers 9f tue Homr. Mllalon~ RJY SocietY, of t.he BeaQL . 14. IC. chiJT(h. ~ Tea. ,Pl'QV«< a sucx:eaa: both IOOlally an•f rtnanclally. &n pJ'OIJfatQ, under the Mrs. Robtrt Harrl.& TRe follo)lllnl- partlth" proaram : Charles .D tadford, BUJy Rool., &o~t. J·ean il.t:cKHy and Qnd Ralph R'lhin M were jJU{':-.~ ·" uf Mar)9rlc Ruthcl· ------ -~--- fORSAU: :"'(o ~;r , cc:: -:- Mrs. E. M. Paucake fl ·ld Htmtington spPnt Sun ·lay ....,·:lh:·:··,..-· and Mrs. T .L. E'haw anti wood wor-. muJJe, one Jlorac and a lc:.rp barp. wlt.b prop· family at Thtvener. Mr. and Mra. Carl Rmtth uml abb' about r,ooo teet nt IQOd lumber Mr. and Mts. Keundh Bt:ste~· W ""'~ 1 alter !'&zed. A Dargatn. The EberobQah Cor~t,.Qdlon Oo. auesf,l. or Mr. and Ml'!l. Stc·rli11g · Smith at Lns:an Eunduy. Pomei'Oy, ·Ohto ~ ... ,__.. ------Wanted- ____ ___ League NAME! OF COJioiMot.l ~ - ---- Seven Di~ · 70d0 Cotton iPJa.id StnaJe Bl&."lketa Double Bed SIR, all colora ... . .... ..... . New Size Blantet&, 80x00, part wool. extr._ heavy quallty- Naahua-PPl' pair . . . . . . . • S9c 3 Po~d WhiLe OWl Ba.ttJuc 'lOx90 atze stitched In one sheet., ready to ust ...... . J6 lnch Light ~::tr Dark - ~······· ········ · ···· ·· ·· ·· · ~:h~~:ark La'":: ~a&b ... · ~HY? IOc IOc .. . 31 inch BUDK&Iow cretonne ....................... . :-:--~--:--,------- lSc - - 36'~':.~~ ............................... I2lfzc •Bteven'f AU Linen Towels, ready·madl 11dS "'-ttl Mb-lk Value .............. .. Boy's OVeralls." ·High Baeb, Heavy Denlm Trlple '8tltclled., 4 to 18.yt>a.rs .........••••• · ' . •• l f~ • New Sweaters juol received-New F1111 otylea for men, women and children, plain colors and fancy designs, some have caps to match. .lo$4.00 LADIES NEW READY. TO WEAR JUST IN -AT- ·RATHBURN'S .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. CloU>a ·, ~ ··. t l J9c ~en;..::I:t ~=es~ -~~~................... 'GEN"Se. --...----- GIRL WANTED- For 1 e 11 e r a I houaework, -Muot have reference•· Write "R" . care ~allr Tribune, Pom1a·l roy; Ohio. S2.z9 59c $3 85• Sateen Bound, fancy plaids .. .. .. ..... . 36 (Continued r!'om page onel WANTED-One or t.wo good calves Under one week old. W. A. Oor- .....I. "Yoabisawa hli8 a~;kcd hl11 KQvernIIUOh, Pomeroy, 0., R. 3. Near ment frp- hu;C.ruct.lonH. Since counInfirmary. 10-14-3t cd d!cl&lona are by unanimous' vote --···-WANTEU-Barbe.r ahop or Bar· Jap~ can, It she desires, veto the ber IIOlOP equipment. Wrlt.e "li"" participation of the Unltoo States In tb8 pelWO neaot.tatlonH. ~re ·rhe n....1Jy Trtl.nme. London, Ckt. 14-INB-A Tokio 10·12-3! dl~pll.tclh to Lh~ DAILY MAlL t'l'WAN'r';r~'"n,-, -- A:-;Jo::;b:-::mc-,- 0 ru"r"'m:-::or::-::w:::m day satd t.he ,JupaneKe furelsn oftl< .:l ' rer.t n farm . Expcnencod worker . and war mlutatry hn1 agreed on Of"!rge W. Clonch, Middleport, lh.e toliQWiqg demand!! to 00 made 1 R.0. l 10-7-6t I.IJklll the dhhW9C KOVCI"llniCilL. ()I OeliHQUon or nt:U·Jupa,nC!;C 'l'RUCKS WANTED-Any klmi. ony prcpaaanda in CLiiluL. slzo:J to haul gravel from Ree1sl:l) Del'lnite recoguiLion or Japvlll r: Start Friday. :· ~e C. A. Rtt- anc~e rl1hl.ti in Mllnchurla. ch.l>:> , Long Bottom, 0 . 10•13~t <3) Negotl~ttlons to lie eondur.t.od direct with the Nanklinr. IJGV<ll'll· ment~,_ and on certain points with ,tlr.lp WantedChlnCIIC authOrlti<Js In Manchul'la. ------- "7l1i&o Pirt .woor~a: m;..,. Men;::r: .......................... . .... . - Chlldl'en'l PaMY Rib 8tocldhp UcM and Dart' Colon, 2 palrs ........... . Jlen'IJ Pane)' Silk 8ockl J! Pair ·· ·············· ······· ············· ' ISc SSe 85c 25c FROM OUR NEW YORK BUYERS. Spori; Wool Dresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.95 Spmt Wool Suits .. .. ....... ..... . $9.95 Sport Wool Skirts ... ..... . $1.95 ~ $2.95 Wool Jersey Dre,;ses ...... $2.95 1/r. $4.95 • ' NEW COATS $9.75, $15.75, $18.75, $24.75 up to $44.75. Hen's Banlta;ry 19c S9c Napkln3 ----=:..: - - -- --·----- · 81X!ID Seamless Sheets .............. . - ----- Lailies Outing Gowns .............. 50c Ladies Pajamas, fancy Outing' ..... ,. 9Sc: Lad1tlfl Cotton Hose-Black or Colored- 2 Palr ................•......... 35c Men's Drelili Bhlrt.s, ~- & M. J'ast colors .. .... ........ ... . .... . ...... . . 75c Bu!cc-ts- -- -----3-9:·. ;'_·······' ·· ··~· ···········*- · ·••' ···· ·· c Chttdren's W&tst Union 4to l8 """~~~-· '. :. ............ ........... .............. .... . ...... . '" ~~ 1!10 '!P'P441~1 ~'"'*"' J 'I I ,- , .I i ' !I'll"· en. fl. • . .,~ o. ,,, ., 'tllf•111 t, ,r\ ,•'· ~~ ......... !.. .. ...',-·-"""-""'""'\I" . ,. - · - ·• ..... .,.t ., . . ' ,, .. ' ' . ...... ..... .....:....lfic: . ~Iii: '"' ~lo!<rll!• T<!ol~ fple -..-~ . . . . . . . . . ~- lllc ""' l't~· '!~~~ !"' !tru,et!J • I'll'·· ;···· ···,····· . ~ ' • �I ' News • itk FA·ST ;.~· - kkeye Boya On A !toad To Ch!lli!IPiOil• ahip. Of f.eape They must be loat ••• theoe inodcm "'*" ... for .a million households in thia couojr)' ore uoing E L ECiric ' Of tu :l,lU noep1tal8 b1 @q lil1e aDI'fU'Md list o1 if1Tho _...,.., aeot\1. , .,- the tJblted State& ond. CanadJI. placed GilULER RITES , 1'he funeral services for Mrs. I Caroline Orueler, who died 11.t t:·!r heme here Sunday morning, were r:l.nduc:ted Tuesday morning from the St. Louis CaLhollc Church with burhal In Pine street cemetery. Death was- due- to heart d!sense of which .ahe hM been a constant BUtfe-rer for many )'e8tB. ~he wa"11 10 )'Can; of a.g:e at th<! time of her de:lt.h. She bl sU.nlved by t wo Oa.ug:hter·s, Mr6. Robert fderrlnum of Columbu" and Mt~s Emma Onder of Clqcinnati and one son Jo.s!:gh cl h011plt,a.l! C<>llel• ol BUr· HOlzer h05pita.l of U>:us e1ty i4l ont aecordJng to an announceIP8Jit reef!hted by oftk:t&l5 of the ~ta"l here. 1n or$r t.o be estab-:" lls)led as a fully approved hospital bY this ora~~.nlza.tion, t~ h08pital must have r. capactty ol more than • ' I • of for· A parade, eci&PtllllG tiM* mer yean, wlll be prwenLed in HAVE WON FOUR them to-day. Thia """"Pianec would have been imposoible, witb the present tempo of A.nterioan life 1 without plenty of speed. If you demand further proof, vioit ·· ., . • Atainat Tou1h ~on; None Lo.t To Date tiuae, Glamorous production t.he Peene)'·Bblnett. Poet here has prt=pued. ' ' ss.oo '" low as , dMJJII 23 fiiOIIIill ' I to /HJ:J• ? at The para~ wb.lch will ' be one of the Jaraeat. ones ever to be lleCil 1n Keip county, will Jorm at the Cit.y our displtoy room and see the IIJIUIZo . li/Mt;·O. Ro11gi11 and atlcldleport, euncaay, oetober 18, durlnl the E11nt Dla~ Meellnl of lbe Amerlcao LeClon. PJr&dea have "«)me and para.dea have i"ODtl, but. none will compare with the ing thing& !heoe ranges wiD do-foist -automatic-clean-oool cooking, r~~~~ ·J.••OHIOi!iPOWER:eo.r rt1 ~- - Oct. 16 and 11· n . .it ·.;~' •. ·~ Two Days Only. .. I ---- Bucyrus. CLA$SIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION . T'GIT ANG!:L IN DUTCH WI:IH HE:R MAMA! .. _____ FIGHT RESULTS ' NOTICE I All Union Carpenkn han ' "-''""'" their· ~tale of 9fe per buill' 10 '75e ·iUJtu further no&tce. &tar• ~iiDHI + :;>,,....•• ~r ~. b! ' Newark. Bhe ;:::::!,;:.::;:::::.,::;:.:.:.~~--:::::::::______ .. ~-'----- 1 ;;M~I;ssnJe~a~n:~~K,:y was also hoo!. to the members of Lhe "SI&ndBearera" of the H-~ath M. E. churcll. About fifteen members u. .td their leader. Mrs. Noah Hao.were present W enjoy th•J soc;:·; ;.::: TEA GIVt:N A MISIIIOD&J1 Tea W88 held TUC!if' day C\'CDlnfi: at the home of Mrs. A. W. McKay DP OQ&l Street b-y the meritbers 9f tue Homr. Mllalon~ RJY SocietY, of t.he BeaQL . 14. IC. chiJT(h. ~ Tea. ,Pl'QV«< a sucx:eaa: both IOOlally an•f rtnanclally. &n pJ'OIJfatQ, under the Mrs. Robtrt Harrl.& TRe follo)lllnl- partlth" proaram : Charles .D tadford, BUJy Rool., &o~t. J·ean il.t:cKHy and Qnd Ralph R'lhin M were jJU{':-.~ ·" uf Mar)9rlc Ruthcl· ------ -~--- fORSAU: :"'(o ~;r , cc:: -:- Mrs. E. M. Paucake fl ·ld Htmtington spPnt Sun ·lay ....,·:lh:·:··,..-· and Mrs. T .L. E'haw anti wood wor-. muJJe, one Jlorac and a lc:.rp barp. wlt.b prop· family at Thtvener. Mr. and Mra. Carl Rmtth uml abb' about r,ooo teet nt IQOd lumber Mr. and Mts. Keundh Bt:ste~· W ""'~ 1 alter !'&zed. A Dargatn. The EberobQah Cor~t,.Qdlon Oo. auesf,l. or Mr. and Ml'!l. Stc·rli11g · Smith at Lns:an Eunduy. Pomei'Oy, ·Ohto ~ ... ,__.. ------Wanted- ____ ___ League NAME! OF COJioiMot.l ~ - ---- Seven Di~ · 70d0 Cotton iPJa.id StnaJe Bl&."lketa Double Bed SIR, all colora ... . .... ..... . New Size Blantet&, 80x00, part wool. extr._ heavy quallty- Naahua-PPl' pair . . . . . . . • S9c 3 Po~d WhiLe OWl Ba.ttJuc 'lOx90 atze stitched In one sheet., ready to ust ...... . J6 lnch Light ~::tr Dark - ~······· ········ · ···· ·· ·· ·· · ~:h~~:ark La'":: ~a&b ... · ~HY? IOc IOc .. . 31 inch BUDK&Iow cretonne ....................... . :-:--~--:--,------- lSc - - 36'~':.~~ ............................... I2lfzc •Bteven'f AU Linen Towels, ready·madl 11dS "'-ttl Mb-lk Value .............. .. Boy's OVeralls." ·High Baeb, Heavy Denlm Trlple '8tltclled., 4 to 18.yt>a.rs .........••••• · ' . •• l f~ • New Sweaters juol received-New F1111 otylea for men, women and children, plain colors and fancy designs, some have caps to match. .lo$4.00 LADIES NEW READY. TO WEAR JUST IN -AT- ·RATHBURN'S .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. CloU>a ·, ~ ··. t l J9c ~en;..::I:t ~=es~ -~~~................... 'GEN"Se. --...----- GIRL WANTED- For 1 e 11 e r a I houaework, -Muot have reference•· Write "R" . care ~allr Tribune, Pom1a·l roy; Ohio. S2.z9 59c $3 85• Sateen Bound, fancy plaids .. .. .. ..... . 36 (Continued r!'om page onel WANTED-One or t.wo good calves Under one week old. W. A. Oor- .....I. "Yoabisawa hli8 a~;kcd hl11 KQvernIIUOh, Pomeroy, 0., R. 3. Near ment frp- hu;C.ruct.lonH. Since counInfirmary. 10-14-3t cd d!cl&lona are by unanimous' vote --···-WANTEU-Barbe.r ahop or Bar· Jap~ can, It she desires, veto the ber IIOlOP equipment. Wrlt.e "li"" participation of the Unltoo States In tb8 pelWO neaot.tatlonH. ~re ·rhe n....1Jy Trtl.nme. London, Ckt. 14-INB-A Tokio 10·12-3! dl~pll.tclh to Lh~ DAILY MAlL t'l'WAN'r';r~'"n,-, -- A:-;Jo::;b:-::mc-,- 0 ru"r"'m:-::or::-::w:::m day satd t.he ,JupaneKe furelsn oftl< .:l ' rer.t n farm . Expcnencod worker . and war mlutatry hn1 agreed on Of"!rge W. Clonch, Middleport, lh.e toliQWiqg demand!! to 00 made 1 R.0. l 10-7-6t I.IJklll the dhhW9C KOVCI"llniCilL. ()I OeliHQUon or nt:U·Jupa,nC!;C 'l'RUCKS WANTED-Any klmi. ony prcpaaanda in CLiiluL. slzo:J to haul gravel from Ree1sl:l) Del'lnite recoguiLion or Japvlll r: Start Friday. :· ~e C. A. Rtt- anc~e rl1hl.ti in Mllnchurla. ch.l>:> , Long Bottom, 0 . 10•13~t <3) Negotl~ttlons to lie eondur.t.od direct with the Nanklinr. IJGV<ll'll· ment~,_ and on certain points with ,tlr.lp WantedChlnCIIC authOrlti<Js In Manchul'la. ------- "7l1i&o Pirt .woor~a: m;..,. Men;::r: .......................... . .... . - Chlldl'en'l PaMY Rib 8tocldhp UcM and Dart' Colon, 2 palrs ........... . Jlen'IJ Pane)' Silk 8ockl J! Pair ·· ·············· ······· ············· ' ISc SSe 85c 25c FROM OUR NEW YORK BUYERS. Spori; Wool Dresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.95 Spmt Wool Suits .. .. ....... ..... . $9.95 Sport Wool Skirts ... ..... . $1.95 ~ $2.95 Wool Jersey Dre,;ses ...... $2.95 1/r. $4.95 • ' NEW COATS $9.75, $15.75, $18.75, $24.75 up to $44.75. Hen's Banlta;ry 19c S9c Napkln3 ----=:..: - - -- --·----- · 81X!ID Seamless Sheets .............. . - ----- Lailies Outing Gowns .............. 50c Ladies Pajamas, fancy Outing' ..... ,. 9Sc: Lad1tlfl Cotton Hose-Black or Colored- 2 Palr ................•......... 35c Men's Drelili Bhlrt.s, ~- & M. J'ast colors .. .... ........ ... . .... . ...... . . 75c Bu!cc-ts- -- -----3-9:·. ;'_·······' ·· ··~· ···········*- · ·••' ···· ·· c Chttdren's W&tst Union 4to l8 """~~~-· '. :. ............ ........... .............. .... . ...... . '" ~~ 1!10 '!P'P441~1 ~'"'*"' J 'I I ,- , .I i ' !I'll"· en. fl. • . .,~ o. ,,, ., 'tllf•111 t, ,r\ ,•'· ~~ ......... !.. .. ...',-·-"""-""'""'\I" . ,. - · - ·• ..... .,.t ., . . ' ,, .. ' ' . ...... ..... .....:....lfic: . ~Iii: '"' ~lo!<rll!• T<!ol~ fple -..-~ . . . . . . . . . ~- lllc ""' l't~· '!~~~ !"' !tru,et!J • I'll'·· ;···· ···,····· . ~ ' • �f' ~, .. !· .: " •' 'IH ~ lll .'l t 'I ·. OHIO STA TE NUStuu HICH ST AND I STH ' AVE --------- COLuMBU S 0 · · unr ~~ERS ·NOI'ICE-If nu .._..t the Newa Olllice of The Tri~ eall 2341 L1 if the Buoi- o.n, t' .. . -Miller Sal ' '. .- ' ' Oii-e ..ll , .. :ZOZ.R. ,• F<U,LL "· LE.,.SED WIRE OF INTSRN ATION AL NEWS SEB VICE ' ' - . ·' War On In·far East•Ja n Fears U. S.lnfluen . . ' ·} I How Tin'tes . Chang~ / ' .... . ' ~~ ~ L .~ :' , ......_ . . ···~ . ~-:. ~:· ~··-~ ,_· ··. ' . ·.. ' ' ) .' '; ~ ' . f t .- C."w.. f:avor To ·... I t : 'i Uae In' fl~e To Achieve '~ L • ' Sharp Skirm~ · Enemr ,tlea11l~ Defeat "· 16 ARE Kit J.fD Of Early Tradia11 oa New York · StGdo Ezcha,..e Manr Injured; Thio Momiac it T roopa" JJ,outeil, . I ',, J S New York, Oct.. 15----JNg......gt 'lek ~; . epa ay . ~· 1a.IIIU'I thi& mGl •l!Rg under the Iea:1 ICC.p.}' ri&ht, Wl , By l..~.· ·;f'ff, t}\e ralls and specla.ltle~;. recov- New York Central Rise Is Feature J ~ ·, '' Interest T0 All -tartlng Thuraday, Oetober.l5, .....,.. ,_,:;:- " . ... . : ' ' .... . ,, ·- . Thia Re~Jlt ~0 (\EASON ' May J\'ar Anlti·Ami!lricanj . ·$11nmoent May · Be · Arouaed •I 19JI. ers u ' • • ' ·. 'I .•...,.,·:.. ,'·.·:.. '. . .. ~ ' '•. I .'~ . ' ' • ·:' I i. ' , \' ·,' . . ,. .•. , \ ' I--MODEL ELLSWOOD, fonnerly Selling-• $59.50- Now .. .. .... ... ............... _. . .. 2-MODEL BRENTWOOD, formerly selling \ $99.50-Now ....................... · ... · ,~fg~h2_~~?~~: .f~~~·~~ -~~~~~~ .... ' . 1-' 1- MODEL WESTWOOD, formerly sellirig $149.50-Now .... . ........ . .. . ...... . . . REFRIGERATORS . .." ·... " : S27.00 J SS7.00 $f2.t0 ' \· • l' l '"' -· ' !, . . •• ! r·· . " l,, · ~• in M.a. Mukden, Oct. 15--Chlne&e 1 j I n·1 1 hi: I'I'COnd enGW.iemC!Ui.. 15 mill& lalh- nc1 thEast ct Ch uliuho Stntion , cd lwc. hourK. Si:xt"2en Chinese ~ Jd lk 1 Ll the fighting aud ah Uq_:un t~:d ntllllb<.r :.r wounded . ~ dcd <.n th ~ field nit :.r t~ baltle . .t . ~tn one skmm:::h lnfall,!itry rvuted a f iVe of t .~ members And tang national tlag:s and Whtle other members oi the 1 coune:U at Geneva were dt"'..t.fting 1 tbe I.QvJtatlon to Wasllin8tcn tne i 1~ omce made blown At the same tlm!! Jap:~n tbe suaestlon that a lnqulre Into the i Late. today the first i ·.·•. 1.122~ll~- r•. • ·';.·•' : ' "' . ' ~ 1-MODEL 150, formerly selling , $245.00-Now . . .................... .,; ' 1· ' ' ·' ' ": - . •~oo arljund Clal'C that "pl@ip. art utJptng at tlielr and u1 the vicit'lity. ~OMETHING ELECTRIC MERCHANDISE <fifta, W ~dinll Preaenti or Electrical Appliancea for your Hot Pointlrona, Weatin1houae lrona, Dover lront, Curlin1 lrona, Heatin1 Pads, Li011el Electric Traina and Equipment, Grillo, Home- ' FOR ONE-HA.. F REGULAR PRICE. . , ' Just 1·2 Off Regular Manufact9rer'S: List Price . ' .. .u s·J: 0 · R-A D~ l 0 ·S- ·Ts - , . . (• . ~ 1-Used ZenithJdodel61 Radio, formerly $*00 ', , .. .. ,.. •.. !I..... :. Now ......... ' '....... . : . ... 1-V~ Zenith Model61 Radio, formerly .190. . Now .. , ... ... ...... ..... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1- Used M11je.stic, Model92 Radio, fol"merly $167.50-Now: 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .. . !-Used AK Model1060 Rad1o, formerly $150.00-Now .... . ..... .. .... ....... ... . I\ f '' .. ' M > "l,~' .. . ' 1- Use,d Eveready AC Electfic Set ., ,. •. N"u.W 'c·liliDPI'te e · .. ·~ ....... · , ..· .. . · · :· · · .·. · ·$50;90 $40.00 . . ....: ' sso~oo sso.oo > ,,·,,, ... '" •"I ' • ,,. 1- Used Model42AK Electricl s~t Complete . ... .. .....• , .:...... ... ......... . 1- Usei;l Fad a Battery Set· lfrta Speaker Only .............. : ....... . .. ·........ . ~ I ' 1-HIQ.Battery Set and Speaker Only. .. , ................. ,, ............. . •. • ""!~ · . .. . .GAINS "· ..,", ' ·'·I -,., , . f. ' .· )· ~ ."'r- ~~ .~~ , ,. f . ' \ ,. Middleport, Ohio . "'''·!·· '''WI ' < ' I ' ' \ ' I . ' ' ~ · I o' r ' ' ·t· ,- ·r·. ' ( t ' I' - ' ' ~ ( ' . cc·Q.' - · 'r"'tt·"'~· ' ·tn · ~ o ' ; ' I, 1 . '( ·'1,"' I . J ' .. \ ~ I ~ '. ' ' I I '. vancouver, a . c .. oct. """"'··" IN!I-T!!o Ollllt c!IM!J, iWnbwt and Clnelnoa\1. maktnl ltront ·bld•· here' to- . day ""' the . ltiJ , COI)Yontlon ' of the Amertcan Ptderatlon Of Labor. ,. . W~ON~ DR. MAYO OPINES Now ia the time to lelect Y0\11' J ~ tars a·n d sentries replY ln. JQnl1 ~ these .shot&. .Fana, Electric Heaten. t..rool\t ulng trcm l 1iJ' 4 pc!nts d the let- werE- m Cull ret.-eat today acroM ~ rea "ustained ytsterdl'Y and Tuc&· Llaho river aftl!r two ablrp. 1k11~ mlshes with Jap&Ule8e ca"altJ • day. I BrlEk buylns or Neo-• Yc1 k Cen· which the c::.mbiued cuuaWei t!J both sides totaltd more tlia.n ~,! tral, New H ..ve:n. S::.uthcm P .tclLc 1CC!C .• " and other well known rol~~; W.J<; lu In the first of these one ~~ llne with the liuwtn1 tmprl's.sion wu k1llf'd nnd l we &ert:;usly vic~ t , thai financial help for t he roads ed. • ' \ • . . •'. I- MODEL 140,.formerly-selling' $179.50-Now ... .......... ... .. .. S3&~oo '· · .. i ' ~ .. ' ;,·- 2-MODEL HAVENSWOOD, fonnerly selling $44.50-Now . . .... ·.......... ·.... • . .. .. .. · Slno-Japane~~e dil!put.e Ohurte. . ' er.. ' counc:il'a negoU&tto!'l.!' to settle t.he ' :' • MAU~TIC Jl:LECJ!R.c>..: .::,! : ' By JAMES R. YOUNG Japan' tod&y vetoed Lea1ue fort& to ob\aln direct parilclpatlon '' . of Ute United states In the League '. .,.,. ,. ' MAJESTIC RADIO 1931 MODElS . 1 ,. ra , � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 14, 1931 carleton diddle gruler monsoff reese