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Oct 1&-INS -Pourteen peraons wt>re kliJed ln the revolutionary movement wtill:h rt'l!lulted In tbe ovell'throW ot Pral· dent Luis f..arrea Alba, aceordlni tO dlspatchN from Quito today. •... With the butt of the army s~P:­ porUng litm, Alfred Baeque{lio Moreno uaumed the presidency aud "WM matlna eftorta to restore oriftr altbouah political agitation .,.. re~ ported thro\llhout the counh'l· ' 'nle cuualtlel at •the capital de~ eurred wheh two rellmentl. dedai-· .IDI In fayor or: a dlctatorablp ~1 Ab, fired upon a croWd tJf s~:.. demonstn.tart. Many were wouncltd Ill oddlllon to tlloae ,killed ~~~~~!- �• • , ' ~AY , OOTOBIR 1""1 DAILY Tit iD\I"N1 POMJ:ROY. CJIIlO. WFP 2@ 37W £ ' ,._..,, tRt»i . tm." " l'llblllhed llOJll lll4 kturdAJ. Lomtea on Lowr ~ Btr1ll1. PomtrGJ, 0. I • 5 8ub,ie(.L . "B OW C h• Ult lB Divtne to kpOW tbat. \WI~ ~~ ~I) TAm: A~ 'ioo \lSt~· 1"'0\Jo. ~(tiC '"'""' "' .. .......,. ww l>o pulllllhecl. :J .~ NATIOI'AI. @VEIITIOING IID'Ili'8&NU'JJVP ~e·Tenney Corpor&t1oP . llew York and Chicaa:o "' I : ere11 PROM& • • L -:~-:-~~~:..:.:::::::::=========: , · \ ThoH .......... . . "'"' whl... 1 and RdBm. W.bite, of l,.otrtn, and E. W. lrlartmdlll c.. t both \ 1 preaident, Ttle C*""' bf.nk wa:, clctl!'d lu t Wel!Jtoo. cubler. April. 1 ompany er RES SH TO ENTERUIN eapo-.~-e~Pir-:-ctur----;ed VIctim Of VISITORS IN CHEAT STYLE SUNO~Y 1 Attorney Saya PUftiahment i• 1 A1ked Only to Appeue I 1•Public Clamor" . 11le Le110nnairea are com1n(rl] ducted by Rev P' C Krea&er of the That. II the ery reverberatinl lrom Pint Baptiat church on 81xth ave. one end of thlll vlllaae to the other A which wUl long a.tniOJemenU for one ot the be remembered , Will be served at Illest. meei:Jnp or the Ei1hth 01..1- noon In the dtnlna· hall of the K. trlet or the American Les:1on, De- of P . hall undPr the ausptoe1 -.of ~hlclten dln~r. r WW Bm=• ~ .....Cll'tiii&UOD Dept. Call Ill~& .. 1'1( E<lllorlal " - Coli 111&-L ,f v~rr~n~a NewI 7:00 ~~ churc.P nQU!t. Wedna.day 1 .30 p m Publk welcoMed to all wVI<:\ffi. ~~mlAuae or the fte• 'l•u lln'l 'h 577 ...--p . Dl Ul ~~ "\. ABLe itl '00 "\t\1~\ Wbtl'dur irli:adj leBd 111 Tetten or ed today on Ml 11, lHI 1 Blblr wor&hip and sermon ~uu -SEEM D.- ~\ter tor puoUcat\cm $obQ' fbuuld ll' ..U C*.- lip their ~tt.houlh not nece••rllJ to bt ~ t" ~IlYQ!OUI let&en, ho'l!mer • e~Mt. and .:1.~ kl UMm~ t .' Table Tilting ·.!!~J!!.l~J..}~Il2:!E!,!...~ I -GJ!PblO.....,.. lllo Ace of lllarth I, TIIZ DAlLY Tltmtmll, POMEROY, OHIO. _, here Sunday Oct.ober 18, are bein1 completed •• - the . ... . . •. ~ · •. • 1 L One t._ear Si x: Monthl • · · · •· • • · .60 Thtee l(l)ntlu 6oo lone Mooth I P'«ienl Buildlnl Chlca 0 . 18-lNS-AI capon'e was ] to Ule jurv In federal court by .!,rtra~~ 1 1 his coun.sel, Albert rtnk: as a victim or 1 a movement to punish him 80 that "publlc clamor" fuuld be In a dramatic closing the Jury, P'l.nk matter that not veneration but eat significance to come. ~he Paat Chiefs aSiiKlelatlon of the ' Pyt.hlan 8~rs Then comes the Eueuthe committees here be- ~i& time A parade which will Uen that. one ot the Iara:est uaem- ~ual those linn elllewhere In the blles of J:l&hth Dlstrt'=.. Leclon- dlstrlot and ecUpe those given nalres will be here at that time ~ere In former yean wm ~tart Members from every Poat In promptly at one o'clock at the City seetJ.on have made 'Vran~tments to hall attend and everything is belnl J The afternoon aesalon at the Ma- I At~::,. ~~:1 ~ollac?;~d that ot 1 conaidered by t.he Feeney-Bennett sonic Temple will be open to the presenting the ""VCrlm~e~ ' =~;'= ~:~~.pleasant and pubUc and several Interesting ad- pleaded w1th the j~y in ' Rqlatration and caU to order will be at:ven at that ttme, lotJlcal manner to find n~f~:· ! wm be done by Paul Taau• Vlco rspersed with entertalnlnl fea- guilty tor defrauding th• tures by the Drew Webster Post of I Comm~mder at the morning busi- PGmeroy Crooksville Pollt ith Statts government oul of Income ness aeulon at the .Masonic Temple musical '.selections by Mrs ' a:ooe taus from the ye&J s 1924 t 1 19:.!9 other Important atralrs will be Fowler and the Meigs count lncii18Jve taken up and dlapensed with and school orchestra under tJle dir Y Capone sat up In his eha\l' and the devotlonal services wHl be eon - tlon ot Prof J T Lewis ec- llsUnecl with rapt at tEntion as ~---____ __ --~ _ IFink!! voice rose an1 fella e ross th ~ CLUB HOSTESS 1COWl<"il was dm: kl the techmcalt-: connnodlous courb'om Fink . a w,u 1 :_rs. ;:ooert HarTis entertained Ue.s mvolved n.ece.ssltatmg 8 series ftorid-raced man ot ubouL sixt y with : 1 t ee tables of brldae at her ot preliminary steps bv the leque·~ aparse hair and spectacles rose to om.e on Second Avenue, Thursday cumbersome machine ry dramatic hel.shts In the course of ;..venlnrr The club s:uesU! were Mrs The ftJSt vote w"s casL on the hi:! oratlun and kept the spectalors ~0~ace, Mrs. Marcus Chambers question of wht>ther the mvltatlon on the edses of their seats thloughDwo~- Edward Dulfy of Pomeroy £OUid be sent at all wltho 1 _ out his ftTIJUment ...-..-~.s for hiih score were awardjn u unam - - - - - - -· - - ed to Mrs Clate Welch and M ous vote, as originally prtJvld ~ d BRIDGE HOSTESS Pred Crary Mrs Mace recelVej ~ !or In the league covenant Bv a VCite IUHt prize vf 13 to 1 the council decided maMrs C A Schaefet entertained Delk:tous' retreshme 1 lorlty action wa.11 stdftcient Japan ed n s wen~ set v- •lone maintaining oppo.'l lllon her bridge club at the Elmhurst ' Thfn Kenklchl Y06hlss.wa, Jap- tavern Thw-sday eventng Followanest delegat-e propo~ed establlsh- Ing the dinner they Wl'nt to lh\l BRID.U. SHOWER mrnt of a jundtclnl committee to home of Mrs Schaefer on Linceln Mn Dana Lambert and daugh - 1consider the legal and constitution- Hill where they played tr1dge. Mu Theodore Eber ~bach and ter Mr1. Oladys Hughes entertain - ~ al aspects of the lnvitatton Th• ~ ed Thursday evenmg with .f ml~- "'as turned down 12 to 2 Germany Miss Ma.r'!; uertW Meif:'r were suests ceUaneous shower at their tiome on Shllng with Japan O•l this angle cf of the club Mrs Raymond Ze-Jher t~ eived South Third Avenue. honoring Mrs 1 the JH'Obl~m Glenn Lambert: a rrceut bride The Br1i'nd resoluUon Useh en- the club prize and Miss Marguerite Mra. Lambert was the recipient of Countered some slight OJlpc8ltl::m on Meier the guesL prize many beoutlful ami useful gifts eom:li\utlonal gl'<lunds The rep1 _ At the close of thf' social hour ¥80ntntlve& of Poland, Jus:nslavia' FAIRVIEW, W.VA. dainty refreshments were se1 ved flnd Norway while eoxpresai.lg "com.. plete accmd .,,nth the lnvltaticn Hon Edpr Ervin of Columbus enteu~ d reservations o 1 'jurldlcl.:tl Mrs Dale Roach and baby visited was a buslneS!t visitor In M:dr11e- guestlons' which thev 5uggest.ed b: N W Roach and family Sunday port, Thursday. left t:rpen to future dlscussi'ln " be- 1 Mr and Mrs. Auen Lewis called Dahlia Pauley leU Friday evmfng cau<~e of their g1-eat unpmtancc tc. I on Martin Stanley Sunday afterfor a WE-ek end VJ&it with 1claUvcs tht' le~~ogue " 1noon and friends at ChA-rleston , 1 The Sunday guests of Hannie John Gilmore James Russell, mRt:E ACCUSED Edwards \\ere Edwin Edwards of lou Burford, Charles Sauer and McAJthur 0 Oct 16 B1oad Run and Mrs Earl Edwards ""'-rt ' ~• ~:~~M; Y" Johnson attended the toot Ijl'hree omdais de '- INS- and """"y ball IU\me at Portsmouth ThUrsday zens Bank of fWJct CttiVirginia Roach spent Sunday evening. \ VInton county ..,. ,..be~ 1. 1' 1 t'1 In with Mrs Charles Oibbs of HartMarjorie Hurls of C :Jiumt:w; will BJ)end the week t:nd with he1 parents, Mr. and Mro Robet~ Han 1s I Mta ltoSCoe Fowler an1 Mr and Mrs A :S Beaver motored to Columbus Friday for a shOrt vkJ.t. Jdhn Downing and Louj.g. Seyfried rnotr..red to LancasteJ F~11.3{ to attend the FiLirllll'lrl county fair Rev. and Mrs. F. I Gardne1 we1£' ~lled ... to Glouster Friday m~.;rnln :_o because c f ti'N! death of th~lr broth:er - hJ-law Rtchflr<i Jrpius Mr and Mrs Charles Hol\oa.n: trere called to Columbus, Friday, by the serious mness or thr .atrer·s - - -AT--sister. Mrs Walter Atwood. M Bnd 'Mr"" Jake Young acco. 11~nted them 1 part.ment or Ohio, ·- I OF INTEREST TO ALL ;e- ::e,Me.s I I I I -~----·- WEST BEDFOltD PLACES--The L ord is th e portiOn m1n"' iill·eritH nee a nd of my cup: tho u mai.ntamffit my lot. I ure full c n unt o me 111 pleasant plut~ M: ye a, 1 1 , ~,c·go odl)' hent .tge. ~ P :o alm 16 :5,6. 1 LIKE GO D ~Th y r ight eo us ness als o, 0 God . 1 unto th ceJ____.; P ~alm 71 :19. ' who Starting Friday, Oetober 16, 19)1. CASH Bay LUMBER ROOFING JOHNS MANVILLE - - --·- --- i I i:~~~~·~~ , ~~, ~~~·~"~·~·~n~-~·~lo~r~d~~~~~~~~~~~ Baraalbs! Bargalas! SATURDAY SPECIALS BAKERS BIRTHDAY PARTY COMBINATION SALE 2 lbs. Ground Beef 1 lb. GI'Ound Pork, all fot· . . . . . . . F-t ' f·--- - ~- -- i :America ''· ( ~an,.pt tbe council, 11ad delivered a •DI~Y ~ f..ttS 6ALLDON'LL fiNQ 1'o!E TtiOii'NS EXTRA SPECIAL LOIN PORK CHOPS .... . ...... . t9'/zc LOIN ROAST , .. .... ..... .,..... t8'/zc SHOUJIDER PORk CHOPS ... ... .. tSc address. announclnr form- ' tllat the Invitation to the Unitf!itlatet would be extended lle t bl.sfs~. however. thaL e~oe ot the mvltation lly actht. Nnltal States would not be tanta~.entra~ tnt.Q the~e&Hue u otDctaa metnber, ~ut t11a~ the ;............. nl)olle.,ntWtve nitrely ,.....,_ lie pn ~~a u an oJIIclat obaerver q~t~ 4o 'COJlfer< lqld act ln the alit.... elnergeocy.• The fact that the Jnvttat1on Itself was not \lot-ad em and dliJpatched ~!,.!!l!.~~l!lJ ~~on 51! __ t_}H' ,_ 29c FRESH SIDE PORK, a real bargain, t2'/z NICE LAMB CHOPS .. . . .. .. .. . t2Y,c 2 LAMB ROAST lb . LAMB STE .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. llc PRIME RIB~OAST. fro~; . .. . . . . . ·· tOe N11t~ve Steers . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tSc BOILING BEEF, a good plate meat lb. tOe FRESH PORK HEART~ lb tSc FRESH PORK BRAINS, 2 lbs. : : : : : : . 25c •.(Cofttinued rro; Due one) .. . ... SWU~l"!f RING IJVER SAl:JSAGE .. tSc ' ' COME u.&LY A.ND AVOID ""THE RU8Bt BAKER'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT ., ' IO·I iol G. 75r 2-PLY FORMERLY NOW .... Sl.OO 3-PLY FORMERLY $1.40 NOW ...... . .. ......... . $1.25 . 3-PLY HEAVY FORMERLY $2.00 1 NOW . . ... .. . . ............. .. ..... : $1.60 SLATE COATED, FORMERLY $2.25 NOW . .. . .. .. . .. ... . ..... ... ...... . $1.75 STRIP SHINGLES, FORMERLY per sq. NOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . $4.30 INDIVIDUAL SHINGLES, fm merly $6.50 NOW .......... ... . .. ....... .... .. $5.20 $25.00 S25.00 Oak Flooring, 2' '1 face, for1nel'ly $75.00 NOW . . $65.00 $45.00 $45.00 $30.00 $1.20 Fit· Flooring, select No. 1, formerly $55.00- Now . . . . . . . . . . . . B. & B. Flooring, Pine, formerly $55.00 NOW . . ... .. . .... .. . . . ... , . . .. . I Ceiling, B. & B. formerly $45.00 NOW .. .. .. .... . . .. . ... . . . .... . All Dimension Lumber-2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2d0, 2xt2, per thousand .. . . . . .. .. . .... .. . . $29.00 $5 ASR FOR PRICE ON ANYTHING NOT MENTIONED. MiseeUaaeous Drain Til.., 3 inch, formerly 4c, Now . . ... ... . .. , . 3c· Drain Tile, 4 inch, formerly Sc, Now 4c Drain Tile, 6 inch, formerly 7c, Now 6c Drain Tile, 8 inch, formerly 13c, Now tOe Plaster Board, per thousand . $30.00 Nails, box common, during aale lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3c Linaeed Oil, Per Brine Gal Woar ... ·o~n· c~..:~~~.:r . ,.. , .. ,. ,. 70c Turpentine, Per Gallon Hrlnr Yau~ ·~· C~n.bl~e·r ' ...... .. . 65c Paint Brushes J·Z oil ' PORK ROAST, fresh callies .. . _ . t2'/zc NICE SALT MEAT, lean streaked . . t2\lzc OLEOMARGERINE, fresh and sweet, 2 Pounds .......... . ........ . . 25c JUICY TENDER STEAK .. .. ... . .. . 20c FRESH HAM SIJCED .... . ....... 17'1: c PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb .. .. .. .. .. . 3~ WILSON'S CERTIF1ED >'PORK AND Beans-2 lb. cans ............. tSc DEXAOO MALT SYRUP, large can , .29c: Have You Tried QUEEN BEE FLOUR- · Every sack guaranteed, sack . . . . . . . . 65c --·····--.. , 1-PLY FORMERL)'"!JOc NOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheating, fmmerly $35.00 perM NOW .. ........ ..... ... ...... . . 8 in. Shiplaps, formerly $35.00 per M NOW ... .. .. . ...... . .. . ....... . IN MIDDLEPORT. Quality Meato-Home Killed Beef I<'RESH PORK LIVER , ver·y fine lb 5c HAMBURGER, fresh ground, 3 lb ·. · .' .25c HOME MADE SAUSAGE no beef in it 3 POtJNbS ........ : .. ........ 2Sc Or. and Mrs Junkennan entertalped a number of young friends or, their 110n Dicky, in hono• of his tcurth birthday arntversary at thelr~,hufne on B~venth avenui:, Wt!dne8day I'VP.ntng After a delicious dinner a number ot game~; ~re enjoyed by the chUdrcn The table was beautifully decorawd 1n pink lhd 11nen and llghkJ with and green candles. r The cuesta were Joyce Oa1'd.ner, Pnrla Clark. Minerva Ma.tUtews lJel.ty Jean Marcum, Mary W&UKh' Jane Bauer, Roberta Howell, Kathryn Waugh, Mary Eltrabeth Mal • cum. Martha Lee Marcum, Martha Waugh, Daune Joon Hamilton Martha Howell, Preddle l(leln, Lys: ton Pullins I;tobert Bra~ford, Bobby tl'ewksbary and Bobby Chambera !')le host~s was assisted br M~f; J'fanees Klein. r Ending Saturday, October Jl, 19JI • Terms of Sale--CASH. • e • Middlepo~; o. - ompany Plaoae 599·B "WWlr Not Tey To Bur In Middleport." ' I Free,Delivery io Meigs �• • , ' ~AY , OOTOBIR 1""1 DAILY Tit iD\I"N1 POMJ:ROY. CJIIlO. WFP 2@ 37W £ ' ,._..,, tRt»i . tm." " l'llblllhed llOJll lll4 kturdAJ. Lomtea on Lowr ~ Btr1ll1. PomtrGJ, 0. I • 5 8ub,ie(.L . "B OW C h• Ult lB Divtne to kpOW tbat. \WI~ ~~ ~I) TAm: A~ 'ioo \lSt~· 1"'0\Jo. ~(tiC '"'""' "' .. .......,. ww l>o pulllllhecl. :J .~ NATIOI'AI. @VEIITIOING IID'Ili'8&NU'JJVP ~e·Tenney Corpor&t1oP . llew York and Chicaa:o "' I : ere11 PROM& • • L -:~-:-~~~:..:.:::::::::=========: , · \ ThoH .......... . . "'"' whl... 1 and RdBm. W.bite, of l,.otrtn, and E. W. lrlartmdlll c.. t both \ 1 preaident, Ttle C*""' bf.nk wa:, clctl!'d lu t Wel!Jtoo. cubler. April. 1 ompany er RES SH TO ENTERUIN eapo-.~-e~Pir-:-ctur----;ed VIctim Of VISITORS IN CHEAT STYLE SUNO~Y 1 Attorney Saya PUftiahment i• 1 A1ked Only to Appeue I 1•Public Clamor" . 11le Le110nnairea are com1n(rl] ducted by Rev P' C Krea&er of the That. II the ery reverberatinl lrom Pint Baptiat church on 81xth ave. one end of thlll vlllaae to the other A which wUl long a.tniOJemenU for one ot the be remembered , Will be served at Illest. meei:Jnp or the Ei1hth 01..1- noon In the dtnlna· hall of the K. trlet or the American Les:1on, De- of P . hall undPr the ausptoe1 -.of ~hlclten dln~r. r WW Bm=• ~ .....Cll'tiii&UOD Dept. Call Ill~& .. 1'1( E<lllorlal " - Coli 111&-L ,f v~rr~n~a NewI 7:00 ~~ churc.P nQU!t. Wedna.day 1 .30 p m Publk welcoMed to all wVI<:\ffi. ~~mlAuae or the fte• 'l•u lln'l 'h 577 ...--p . Dl Ul ~~ "\. ABLe itl '00 "\t\1~\ Wbtl'dur irli:adj leBd 111 Tetten or ed today on Ml 11, lHI 1 Blblr wor&hip and sermon ~uu -SEEM D.- ~\ter tor puoUcat\cm $obQ' fbuuld ll' ..U C*.- lip their ~tt.houlh not nece••rllJ to bt ~ t" ~IlYQ!OUI let&en, ho'l!mer • e~Mt. and .:1.~ kl UMm~ t .' Table Tilting ·.!!~J!!.l~J..}~Il2:!E!,!...~ I -GJ!PblO.....,.. lllo Ace of lllarth I, TIIZ DAlLY Tltmtmll, POMEROY, OHIO. _, here Sunday Oct.ober 18, are bein1 completed •• - the . ... . . •. ~ · •. • 1 L One t._ear Si x: Monthl • · · · •· • • · .60 Thtee l(l)ntlu 6oo lone Mooth I P'«ienl Buildlnl Chlca 0 . 18-lNS-AI capon'e was ] to Ule jurv In federal court by .!,rtra~~ 1 1 his coun.sel, Albert rtnk: as a victim or 1 a movement to punish him 80 that "publlc clamor" fuuld be In a dramatic closing the Jury, P'l.nk matter that not veneration but eat significance to come. ~he Paat Chiefs aSiiKlelatlon of the ' Pyt.hlan 8~rs Then comes the Eueuthe committees here be- ~i& time A parade which will Uen that. one ot the Iara:est uaem- ~ual those linn elllewhere In the blles of J:l&hth Dlstrt'=.. Leclon- dlstrlot and ecUpe those given nalres will be here at that time ~ere In former yean wm ~tart Members from every Poat In promptly at one o'clock at the City seetJ.on have made 'Vran~tments to hall attend and everything is belnl J The afternoon aesalon at the Ma- I At~::,. ~~:1 ~ollac?;~d that ot 1 conaidered by t.he Feeney-Bennett sonic Temple will be open to the presenting the ""VCrlm~e~ ' =~;'= ~:~~.pleasant and pubUc and several Interesting ad- pleaded w1th the j~y in ' Rqlatration and caU to order will be at:ven at that ttme, lotJlcal manner to find n~f~:· ! wm be done by Paul Taau• Vlco rspersed with entertalnlnl fea- guilty tor defrauding th• tures by the Drew Webster Post of I Comm~mder at the morning busi- PGmeroy Crooksville Pollt ith Statts government oul of Income ness aeulon at the .Masonic Temple musical '.selections by Mrs ' a:ooe taus from the ye&J s 1924 t 1 19:.!9 other Important atralrs will be Fowler and the Meigs count lncii18Jve taken up and dlapensed with and school orchestra under tJle dir Y Capone sat up In his eha\l' and the devotlonal services wHl be eon - tlon ot Prof J T Lewis ec- llsUnecl with rapt at tEntion as ~---____ __ --~ _ IFink!! voice rose an1 fella e ross th ~ CLUB HOSTESS 1COWl<"il was dm: kl the techmcalt-: connnodlous courb'om Fink . a w,u 1 :_rs. ;:ooert HarTis entertained Ue.s mvolved n.ece.ssltatmg 8 series ftorid-raced man ot ubouL sixt y with : 1 t ee tables of brldae at her ot preliminary steps bv the leque·~ aparse hair and spectacles rose to om.e on Second Avenue, Thursday cumbersome machine ry dramatic hel.shts In the course of ;..venlnrr The club s:uesU! were Mrs The ftJSt vote w"s casL on the hi:! oratlun and kept the spectalors ~0~ace, Mrs. Marcus Chambers question of wht>ther the mvltatlon on the edses of their seats thloughDwo~- Edward Dulfy of Pomeroy £OUid be sent at all wltho 1 _ out his ftTIJUment ...-..-~.s for hiih score were awardjn u unam - - - - - - -· - - ed to Mrs Clate Welch and M ous vote, as originally prtJvld ~ d BRIDGE HOSTESS Pred Crary Mrs Mace recelVej ~ !or In the league covenant Bv a VCite IUHt prize vf 13 to 1 the council decided maMrs C A Schaefet entertained Delk:tous' retreshme 1 lorlty action wa.11 stdftcient Japan ed n s wen~ set v- •lone maintaining oppo.'l lllon her bridge club at the Elmhurst ' Thfn Kenklchl Y06hlss.wa, Jap- tavern Thw-sday eventng Followanest delegat-e propo~ed establlsh- Ing the dinner they Wl'nt to lh\l BRID.U. SHOWER mrnt of a jundtclnl committee to home of Mrs Schaefer on Linceln Mn Dana Lambert and daugh - 1consider the legal and constitution- Hill where they played tr1dge. Mu Theodore Eber ~bach and ter Mr1. Oladys Hughes entertain - ~ al aspects of the lnvitatton Th• ~ ed Thursday evenmg with .f ml~- "'as turned down 12 to 2 Germany Miss Ma.r'!; uertW Meif:'r were suests ceUaneous shower at their tiome on Shllng with Japan O•l this angle cf of the club Mrs Raymond Ze-Jher t~ eived South Third Avenue. honoring Mrs 1 the JH'Obl~m Glenn Lambert: a rrceut bride The Br1i'nd resoluUon Useh en- the club prize and Miss Marguerite Mra. Lambert was the recipient of Countered some slight OJlpc8ltl::m on Meier the guesL prize many beoutlful ami useful gifts eom:li\utlonal gl'<lunds The rep1 _ At the close of thf' social hour ¥80ntntlve& of Poland, Jus:nslavia' FAIRVIEW, W.VA. dainty refreshments were se1 ved flnd Norway while eoxpresai.lg "com.. plete accmd .,,nth the lnvltaticn Hon Edpr Ervin of Columbus enteu~ d reservations o 1 'jurldlcl.:tl Mrs Dale Roach and baby visited was a buslneS!t visitor In M:dr11e- guestlons' which thev 5uggest.ed b: N W Roach and family Sunday port, Thursday. left t:rpen to future dlscussi'ln " be- 1 Mr and Mrs. Auen Lewis called Dahlia Pauley leU Friday evmfng cau<~e of their g1-eat unpmtancc tc. I on Martin Stanley Sunday afterfor a WE-ek end VJ&it with 1claUvcs tht' le~~ogue " 1noon and friends at ChA-rleston , 1 The Sunday guests of Hannie John Gilmore James Russell, mRt:E ACCUSED Edwards \\ere Edwin Edwards of lou Burford, Charles Sauer and McAJthur 0 Oct 16 B1oad Run and Mrs Earl Edwards ""'-rt ' ~• ~:~~M; Y" Johnson attended the toot Ijl'hree omdais de '- INS- and """"y ball IU\me at Portsmouth ThUrsday zens Bank of fWJct CttiVirginia Roach spent Sunday evening. \ VInton county ..,. ,..be~ 1. 1' 1 t'1 In with Mrs Charles Oibbs of HartMarjorie Hurls of C :Jiumt:w; will BJ)end the week t:nd with he1 parents, Mr. and Mro Robet~ Han 1s I Mta ltoSCoe Fowler an1 Mr and Mrs A :S Beaver motored to Columbus Friday for a shOrt vkJ.t. Jdhn Downing and Louj.g. Seyfried rnotr..red to LancasteJ F~11.3{ to attend the FiLirllll'lrl county fair Rev. and Mrs. F. I Gardne1 we1£' ~lled ... to Glouster Friday m~.;rnln :_o because c f ti'N! death of th~lr broth:er - hJ-law Rtchflr<i Jrpius Mr and Mrs Charles Hol\oa.n: trere called to Columbus, Friday, by the serious mness or thr .atrer·s - - -AT--sister. Mrs Walter Atwood. M Bnd 'Mr"" Jake Young acco. 11~nted them 1 part.ment or Ohio, ·- I OF INTEREST TO ALL ;e- ::e,Me.s I I I I -~----·- WEST BEDFOltD PLACES--The L ord is th e portiOn m1n"' iill·eritH nee a nd of my cup: tho u mai.ntamffit my lot. I ure full c n unt o me 111 pleasant plut~ M: ye a, 1 1 , ~,c·go odl)' hent .tge. ~ P :o alm 16 :5,6. 1 LIKE GO D ~Th y r ight eo us ness als o, 0 God . 1 unto th ceJ____.; P ~alm 71 :19. ' who Starting Friday, Oetober 16, 19)1. CASH Bay LUMBER ROOFING JOHNS MANVILLE - - --·- --- i I i:~~~~·~~ , ~~, ~~~·~"~·~·~n~-~·~lo~r~d~~~~~~~~~~~ Baraalbs! Bargalas! SATURDAY SPECIALS BAKERS BIRTHDAY PARTY COMBINATION SALE 2 lbs. Ground Beef 1 lb. GI'Ound Pork, all fot· . . . . . . . F-t ' f·--- - ~- -- i :America ''· ( ~an,.pt tbe council, 11ad delivered a •DI~Y ~ f..ttS 6ALLDON'LL fiNQ 1'o!E TtiOii'NS EXTRA SPECIAL LOIN PORK CHOPS .... . ...... . t9'/zc LOIN ROAST , .. .... ..... .,..... t8'/zc SHOUJIDER PORk CHOPS ... ... .. tSc address. announclnr form- ' tllat the Invitation to the Unitf!itlatet would be extended lle t bl.sfs~. however. thaL e~oe ot the mvltation lly actht. Nnltal States would not be tanta~.entra~ tnt.Q the~e&Hue u otDctaa metnber, ~ut t11a~ the ;............. nl)olle.,ntWtve nitrely ,.....,_ lie pn ~~a u an oJIIclat obaerver q~t~ 4o 'COJlfer< lqld act ln the alit.... elnergeocy.• The fact that the Jnvttat1on Itself was not \lot-ad em and dliJpatched ~!,.!!l!.~~l!lJ ~~on 51! __ t_}H' ,_ 29c FRESH SIDE PORK, a real bargain, t2'/z NICE LAMB CHOPS .. . . .. .. .. . t2Y,c 2 LAMB ROAST lb . LAMB STE .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. llc PRIME RIB~OAST. fro~; . .. . . . . . ·· tOe N11t~ve Steers . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tSc BOILING BEEF, a good plate meat lb. tOe FRESH PORK HEART~ lb tSc FRESH PORK BRAINS, 2 lbs. : : : : : : . 25c •.(Cofttinued rro; Due one) .. . ... SWU~l"!f RING IJVER SAl:JSAGE .. tSc ' ' COME u.&LY A.ND AVOID ""THE RU8Bt BAKER'S GROCERY MIDDLEPORT ., ' IO·I iol G. 75r 2-PLY FORMERLY NOW .... Sl.OO 3-PLY FORMERLY $1.40 NOW ...... . .. ......... . $1.25 . 3-PLY HEAVY FORMERLY $2.00 1 NOW . . ... .. . . ............. .. ..... : $1.60 SLATE COATED, FORMERLY $2.25 NOW . .. . .. .. . .. ... . ..... ... ...... . $1.75 STRIP SHINGLES, FORMERLY per sq. NOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . $4.30 INDIVIDUAL SHINGLES, fm merly $6.50 NOW .......... ... . .. ....... .... .. $5.20 $25.00 S25.00 Oak Flooring, 2' '1 face, for1nel'ly $75.00 NOW . . $65.00 $45.00 $45.00 $30.00 $1.20 Fit· Flooring, select No. 1, formerly $55.00- Now . . . . . . . . . . . . B. & B. Flooring, Pine, formerly $55.00 NOW . . ... .. . .... .. . . . ... , . . .. . I Ceiling, B. & B. formerly $45.00 NOW .. .. .. .... . . .. . ... . . . .... . All Dimension Lumber-2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2d0, 2xt2, per thousand .. . . . . .. .. . .... .. . . $29.00 $5 ASR FOR PRICE ON ANYTHING NOT MENTIONED. MiseeUaaeous Drain Til.., 3 inch, formerly 4c, Now . . ... ... . .. , . 3c· Drain Tile, 4 inch, formerly Sc, Now 4c Drain Tile, 6 inch, formerly 7c, Now 6c Drain Tile, 8 inch, formerly 13c, Now tOe Plaster Board, per thousand . $30.00 Nails, box common, during aale lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3c Linaeed Oil, Per Brine Gal Woar ... ·o~n· c~..:~~~.:r . ,.. , .. ,. ,. 70c Turpentine, Per Gallon Hrlnr Yau~ ·~· C~n.bl~e·r ' ...... .. . 65c Paint Brushes J·Z oil ' PORK ROAST, fresh callies .. . _ . t2'/zc NICE SALT MEAT, lean streaked . . t2\lzc OLEOMARGERINE, fresh and sweet, 2 Pounds .......... . ........ . . 25c JUICY TENDER STEAK .. .. ... . .. . 20c FRESH HAM SIJCED .... . ....... 17'1: c PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb .. .. .. .. .. . 3~ WILSON'S CERTIF1ED >'PORK AND Beans-2 lb. cans ............. tSc DEXAOO MALT SYRUP, large can , .29c: Have You Tried QUEEN BEE FLOUR- · Every sack guaranteed, sack . . . . . . . . 65c --·····--.. , 1-PLY FORMERL)'"!JOc NOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheating, fmmerly $35.00 perM NOW .. ........ ..... ... ...... . . 8 in. Shiplaps, formerly $35.00 per M NOW ... .. .. . ...... . .. . ....... . IN MIDDLEPORT. Quality Meato-Home Killed Beef I<'RESH PORK LIVER , ver·y fine lb 5c HAMBURGER, fresh ground, 3 lb ·. · .' .25c HOME MADE SAUSAGE no beef in it 3 POtJNbS ........ : .. ........ 2Sc Or. and Mrs Junkennan entertalped a number of young friends or, their 110n Dicky, in hono• of his tcurth birthday arntversary at thelr~,hufne on B~venth avenui:, Wt!dne8day I'VP.ntng After a delicious dinner a number ot game~; ~re enjoyed by the chUdrcn The table was beautifully decorawd 1n pink lhd 11nen and llghkJ with and green candles. r The cuesta were Joyce Oa1'd.ner, Pnrla Clark. Minerva Ma.tUtews lJel.ty Jean Marcum, Mary W&UKh' Jane Bauer, Roberta Howell, Kathryn Waugh, Mary Eltrabeth Mal • cum. Martha Lee Marcum, Martha Waugh, Daune Joon Hamilton Martha Howell, Preddle l(leln, Lys: ton Pullins I;tobert Bra~ford, Bobby tl'ewksbary and Bobby Chambera !')le host~s was assisted br M~f; J'fanees Klein. r Ending Saturday, October Jl, 19JI • Terms of Sale--CASH. • e • Middlepo~; o. - ompany Plaoae 599·B "WWlr Not Tey To Bur In Middleport." ' I Free,Delivery io Meigs �. == F as Her breat.hing was natunU t.ltyl'oid eland m\lat lie n:.chled cut 18 her expre861on Wlqonl.zed away from ~be throa~ \ AI the new 1Lne&thet.1c 15 known The disease 1land bu poisoned as a. basal niU'cotlc ether or oth.. Lhe blOod at.ream and aet up palpt~ (Continuec; UOUl })!1.ge OLe) er i&.&e8 are UIUB.l!y admlnlstered tat.IOR.Ii of the heart ordinarily ibe nt v. tlement to brtn 1 s.buut complete reL&xatlon pulse beat is 80 per minute In THit.:VES .t:NTt:R SCJIOOL D Paplsh s&.ld lhe 1ew .element 8 A cone was pl&ced over the sleep these goitu! cases rat.es of 300 The Ga.llla Acad nl} hiRil ::!Chool e1 ly 1 rarllcal uae 1.\S la r ls he IUA.S ina race and thru dram& or ether minute en recorded. The rate ~DVERTlSlNG bull ... ug was broken Ill to and en yet r etermlned would be m photo was adminilt.ered to brlnl about t.o be coWl ted by mMhiDM '!'he •••d Tu-··•ay ,, _ • I•••• elecuic cells He said It 1..6 miJTlen thls cotnplete anesthesia Thili victlmJ In advance ataaes 1o8e "'""' 1 1 t 1 h tha amount of ether Is not enouah tn l weiKht arow nervous and irrltabJe 1 101 0010 t 0 supply or Clllned goo& jellles and se Y more se;wt ve 1& n A cllnk or alass against a pitcher la candtes ~hlch IUS the ~m k of the thr pl e~;ent minerals used In lh~be ordmary circumstances to make a enough to send the pulre rat.e up Hcnu• c<.c omlc c!u:;:;.<>~ wu taken de\ lt!us t hat ale cunstantly be ng: pe~:n d:~:s!ncsth.ettclan stepped 100 bca.t.s (12 pt.) The thtlt 01 hines enti'Jed the put to new uses away Instead o! standing tly to For this rc~son the new QDettbe· l.:u ld ng t hrou!l;h a zea1 ba:;en~nt Jell.pply gas as In the usually In tic which can be admlnl..st.ered 1P wlmtcw and went lu the hon e eco I EulWls Note A c!Jnlcul demons I ha.lallon method of anes~hesla testinally without the patient. llnow f ~ C~p;utment AJtu aklu!j: I u utlon of the newly developed a1 Fat 43 minutes the surgeon ot In lng that anesthesia Is to be pro l)pe like tbia (10 pt) lOc t1•bem cnnn()d good~ a c a 1 el ctlic colml ;:tcil\lea anesthe\.ic hailed Lornational tepute who performed duced Is lllipeclally servleea.ble In ir~ u tht' )' forced tl doo r Into th1 nc1c u~ the congr~:;s of anesthetists u e O}.leration expounded bi.s meth halation a.nesthetks oftt!n cauee ~-~ IIDe. 'bll!e lite thJI. (t pt) #'1:. p8l J1zY ofllct It v.as repoctt d tha t tit!' I meeun1,1 l>lmulta.neous ly with the Odll aud deftly did his work coughmg spe lls m the unconaekn.LS (I &fU'8#D make UDI) df'~k I 1rl b n nu -,a ... cl bm 1 An \!rlCun college of surgeons Wfi.S Not once was a pain re.sponse state Thts load is taken ott' the 1 nothing wa.s found n tss ng v. tneosed by Le1gh Matteson Iu noted In the patient Two or two heart by the new chemical 1 ~ulht lb&ertlooot for prtce _ ,. hall hours later t he patient In addition to all theee featuree 1tel nat.lonal News Service science C:ll. MARRIAGE LI!'ES !SE l wtlt.e:r Its use in connection with Will a wakP.n There wlll be no a chemical waa reported Lha.t tuu tt dangerous operation on a yow1g nausea as usually aceo~nlea the property ot being an antldot4= f QIJDirlcu~ft lolertloaa J.or prtce The fo llowmg ma rrmge licens womnn Is henwlt.h dtscrlbed J ethel opera.Uons There wUI only to t.bc new anesthetic This anti· !'( 1,, 1 d b th PI !Jute cou t N c~ York Cct 16---ln one of the J be th,.. actual shock or the opera· dote Is ephedrlne commonly used New GAlliPOliS I I I 1 CJ,.ASSIFlED ' - L I 1:! I SECTION I -'type like this l2c per line. I w..- lll.II :i I ·-----c.,-:-:-:--;: \ I I -No &d.yeniaem.eut . here Edwa rd HeChandit'r m Y 30 GA. I pol j mole t han 100 hospitals conductmg tlon to distress the patient In Jellles for Inco1da wlll be takeu. for Perry and Lucy 21l Galli clime: for physiclanB visiting th ts And pel haps most striking of all Administered the of l'elusthe of anose P!l .._ than • l:lllnlDlum charie oJ !XIH.s cit} this week a )oung wwmm or the patient will not remember any tlent under the new anesthesia 1 ~Q'·ftl'e ceot. tor each J.nscr l 24 :;u1Tc rm g from exophthalmic Lhmg 10 connection wiLh the opera the lndivt<lual will .,ate t.o nor 1il§la. PERSONALS gomc was operated upon tlon or I he adr.llnlstrati':ln of the mal sleep Th1s antidote Ls lmpor ;;;-.71~ wm ylady aasl.st you M u <I Mt s J 1ck Da11: h tl.Vl 1 T h t: anestttet.tc used m tins ex anesthesia tant when patients relax to a ¥ deltred that Lh& copy tor I f om rmr1 F r t 1 t 1 u~mely dangerous case was ave 1t The netA chemical p•oduces com point v.herc they ~y,allow theJr -urad. II80n•epared ln aueba tl'le 1esl,!Ieme A.l tit Gnllpoh-; at 1m the trade name In Lhts count1y pi te amnesia rorge .fulnes. from J throa t ana .strang ~ ,;o:..,.. port at ordmary alcohol Out alteted by about two minu tes before the anes During the operation there was =~rtoaa:..! briPI the greatest Mr~ Mcrp;an Davt';; of J cb n ch mica! processes Unee ye~~ors ago u etc \\US administered .to a f~w no faint sympton of strangulation ,..;;:::=:...:::.::;:::._____ _ _ f'nl eHd Holzer h 06 plt nl W rd l!'Sd JV b a Germa n l'hyslcum mlr.utes after awakening Only although the anesthc~la. was com 1 Smce the 1 lL has bee n used rbe pubUabcra will be re 1pon.a1bie for treatment. In l!~osci 11 e rtw illght sleep; produces plet.e _., hr one W.correot tnaertlon Virgil Swa1 of ~LI d a u zr I oi.Je atwns a u oume 300 000 pezsous ~lnula results The new product IS ordinary ot W1J advertisement Errors lll covered .!. ulficlc ntlv to len1c H 1. n Germo.ny and In 1ccerot motths grain alcohol with lhtee hydrogen on about 1'15,000 sutKkal patients All thn bm;lne~s of wat.chmg doc atoms removed flom U.s chemical aclvertlletrent.'5 should be -reported hospital Wednesday lm.rneglately H o:~. n Cur leton who 1 ( 11 1ll"d Ill Jn this country und Canadu or1; place the cthf't cone over the chain and three atoms of bromlnt' ...._ _ _.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ !ic~ool at Columbus can c l o Th1s aneslhet11 had bet n s tlmm face ancl memorl~:,s of the opete.l· an element ftdded • t 1rl 1 P Ju 1 tf fat h.: lst cwd to the young wonum 15 It g ~quzpmcnt afld occupants if! For Sale1 Miac. L Carleton nu nut-es before she 11as wheeled I vu1detl 1 Hurner B c 111 t r of Pa zJr lntq tlu:: :mrgu.:11l 1mpt 1 theatre of I! the case or th1s young womnn I vlslttd with relntll'eS nvcr \ 1 ce tam hos p tal St e dzd n ul t e 1 e w anesthetic \\85 used partly \...1 .FOR SALB- Wrun gltm Home I day k.1 o~ 1t hu.d be~ n ll.l mlnl!:i Lead tu o the purpos1 of preventing the JIJ'tlot Fumuce Cull i'htl P W The right lei!' r:1 Eugn l' K nca 1 e1 10 her 13011 hock uf these l'lsions as such pa t.~.n.~Y WOLF ~"' II :t>..a1t 10 13 3t 19 of Jnck ~on wu.s badl!i 1 dll "<1 8 11 mme n ~o th o mph1 tl cat t I Llc nts n•e oversens1•1zed by their Mtss Marcellin~ Wilson and FOR BALl T h when a J,l h t !o[UJI w tt 11 tl h \H appate ntly n a 1cavy natutal dz ea:-c hiend M1 Brad~haw ~re recent 1 '1 ool 1:1k~u m S ~ ; 'teo hamlliug was a1 cld~n lv ill/; seep She rl,io r o~ b1 eathe ht:a\lh In ~a e of exophthalm c gmtr~ VIsitors at Huntlnj!km 19 " 2 rn e 1 1 IU~ "' "e 1 w I chnrged Tuesday cw 1 ng H w 01 bubb C" f on t h1 muutll m; mo!it t.eJ a lly the go1tz e Lhat mflkes Mr and Mrs H 8 Mornson :·of'~ Gr ld ~1t h u.U ~ l !\t t t n bi OUght to Hol:-:cr ho~p tal 1 1 1 L pm sons do when md1 1 the inhala I the eyes bulge hom the faceJ the hrve retumed to their home in C~s~~1 a~o~~~~L;~~ l!. xt ~p~~~ ~ tcntlon ~~~ 11 :; h l ~ uthc1 l'l l d ot1 r 1 ~u!k of the udno~mally _:wf~.l~~ells&urg _after ~eudlui several I I ,. I 1 "..,;. . __________, I MasOn I 1 I 75 1 11 11> • lube all dcclolc comphl Ed A•m•l<ong who I in cabinet $2150 $135 UaL I ~ ~ II ' "1" 11 II ~ receiver nnd tubt ~ JU u t lJ A u z 1 1c:; p tu " l K Batt.my ICCclV 1 u 1d h OC $ 1[} l nr~cin'V 8 tube Zenith B 11 ~telY rc< e l ~ 1 Futnk Danner f' lllered Hulz• r and tubes $10 5 b:~tt! 1 y 1 u ~ he ~p1tnl Tucsdo. ru 1 bst atwll rmcl tubes chou c $5 7 wt ~ [ lind treatment I I P"' 't'' I V1 J ... SUCH LAI'JGlJAf.:>IO Y'WANT MO"fHE-R llJ WASH YOUR MOUn-! Wln-l ====::..:::::=.::._:_ FCi' SALE "'(., I ami a ablj ubuu n!Lt: -- 1-;ood ( !t!.-! I "'--I ~uaht.en MtL ~1e Parkln& waa a pt ~tfterward ht will PIUD.&Y OOTOBJ:R 18 t931 / continue here wbere- he wtn be 1 vW!Unll at Pomeroy BWld&)' Pleu&D.t. vlaltor 6uqdJY lf'Cltted. by a dellp.Uon and ttnu Mr and Mts Luther TuckV f,l'e lunr.h..OOl=>:___ __ the proUd ~nats of twinl & boy and a ah'l biorlf'SaturdaY mominl y '&4 rtw new arrWal5 han been d&nle<l Ray Allen and l"ay Alda Cur1.1a Nclnt.Qab hu rttumed to <Cont.lnued from pqe onel \ There will be an all doy meeting his home at Middletown Oh.\0 -'.· at the Morning Star chureh next ter spendlna: several daya here wtth messengers need up and down t.h~ Eunda.y '.A'Ith good .speaklng and his piU'enLio Alt.autk Lllllllt.. the outline of 1\ hich alnallg lllf and Kn W A Gold were waa Jonned by the st-&te plu} ers Mrs EsLell~ Holter received tllEl I Parkersburg vlaitors Saturday carrJIDI tbe happy tidinp sad news of the death of her MiaaeB Mary Roush and Ruth '11'1~ ~eer.t Unf(llded befoTe -the au g:rand son William HendeN~ of H&rrl.a and friend& motored to ditnct In the Horseahow studium Coolville Saturday J{awlts ?(est Sunday afternqon erede-<1 for the fiCIQUI centen 'ial Mrs NdUe Heasley and faru.tb pt Mr O&rUn of Hun tington and fete wu matched ln &lamour b the Akron a!Tived ~eently to spend! \hf! Jtllan Eber of Rochester New York dtst-tniUished. audLente winter "lth her parents Mr IVld were buliness visitors here Monda.y Pr sldent Hoover Is comin~ he r~ Mrs B 9 Holter Miss Olarloe Maag d Pomeroy 1 Monday to make a speC'oh. He will I Mn!. Alma McWoner of Dayt n spent the week end \\tth Mrs Eltza arrive aboard the bultl£1hip M has apent the past month the puest beth Hatlltt gan!iii.F which he will board at An ot her parmts, Mr and Mrs Mel· 1 Miss Phyllis Duerr of Pomeroy napolis Y:d Saturday Eoroute vln Paulin. was the week end guestf Miss! herehe~AIU stopatOIP,Potnrcom Mr and Ml'6 Albert Priode J:l4r Eleanor Jividen fort Va To broa.dca.st a rod1o ap and Mrs D1xon of Middleport Mrs A E Wolf and s Lila peal for tunda for the unemployed werf;l the Sunday guest::. c Mn J Wlndon were vlsltors at Plea~ and thereby open th e natlcnal drive p Ihle ant Sunday • Mrs A F Oold who h been quite 111 Is somewhat impro\ed at ints writing L, '{11JL1 l!rank and Allred Roush are via I Ef IU!I.t'1 itfrig their parents here tor a few Anni•rersary • OJIJO STATt: SQUAD CQNFIDENT -S- lfiOfning tar I tHEY CAN DEFEAT WOLVERINES ' I I HOTt:L (.uLUMBUS I ~ Short BlorkA ' •ortb of Mem Ur&41 Uall and Broold !-'llred, ~r.~~~~~~:~:~:~~=~~~==:~~;;~~;;;;;; AT 'J'H I VanHorn 200 FIreproof Rooms 100 Ro 0 ms a\ $1.00 Each .lTRES 1 da~s Edward Blake and Wm coa I of Wahama hl&:h school mo tored to SaiPtn Pr1day evenlna to spenct the "-<£k end I Mr and Mrs Middleton and family of Pt Plea.sant were Sunday 1 guests of Mr and Mrs W A Gold Mr and Mrs J T Robinson were 1uests of Mr and Mrs Elbert JRobinson a.t Pomeroy Sunday 1 Ml&q Freda Gibbs who baa 1r. en I her~ tor the past week returned to Charleston, W Va Messrr A W Burfoot and L J IRuttenco.~tter \1iere Charleston visit 015 Monday Mr and M1 s Robert Roush of pt Plealllmt \\ere the rec:ent c-uests of Mr and M1s J T Robinson Mr and Mrs Hersel Hendfz sun 1 of Huntingtor and Mrs Oeor(ie Clendenm_ uf _ Parkersl:nug v.me ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Friday and Satu• day "FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE" I I I I I ABoomerang.-, Curn..r 5th an I Lor.r I ' Hear aad .et Louise faaeoda Mlhi Gl'ffn Edna May Otiver aD4 The Ocean shakes tm ap Paris shakes em Jaekl4! !Searle wzll 1J ~ Friday and Saturday "STEPPING OUT" Hear and see Rerlnald Denny Edw<~rda smarl and Leila Hyams Charlotte Greenwood CHit Swift moving a.etbn and pll'nQ of c~lr.s Also Comedy "Geography Le&aon" - By CLIFF S'l'ERRE'Yf ------ F<JRGIVE- ME, DeARE-ST I I FORGOT "THAT UNCLE SAMUEL WI>S A YE:NTRILOOUIST I SOAP? I J Outsiders Come To Play Ohioans ._..... ..............,.....,_,.,._,.,. rea~uu ablc prlll 1111 radio or < 1ll .,.'il J II M Mus ic SIUIC 1\1l!ldh pu! ~ Notice! 35c 15c 1\fiH,.'11 ( ouuty u o w•n~ •••t y t: \\ IH lt.'!;l ur Olno I l'lllfl H1 fn::~hut, l I I ---1 ~Ia :n __ WAN IED- B I OCr ~h I ))el w ~h G Jl (.{J 11\ lllf I Bu I ~ l CUl ie fhc D tl v 1 \lHl l ffiur KS Wl! ' JIll An~ k cJr to h u l 1 1<t > I 1 vi ii S u t F !lei ~ e r.t: J l3 l( l1 u \ I nml M ~ l )JCI L S1 l Ull LciXl 1 Pl\.lkCUib !g M u.ml MrK Challt Wf'! Suudc.:;. ~ u c I~ M1 lllld \1 z B Lb 1J A R t 10 J3 ~ •ll r n \cr I 1 ( ll) Jlavlng Mild my farm l Will ol11 r fm" 1Hk ILt l"ubUr Au 11011 at Ill ~ ! head of ~rm d Jtr~l) m1lk 2 Jeney h«!lfers. 3 KJH'hll ealvt:N n"~ 121 1lrnLd of gUild b• • r 1 span of mule:. 14't'lJ;hl .WUU lb ~d wurkerH md quid 1 mow of Alf:J.tra hil\ 1 IDOW Qf OJ.oS la} [fU shcck8 of conF.,.mlnr; t.nnL"i houst"huld goud<i aad many otlu r artteh~ll $all!' wJII hi',Jln 11-t I .... 311 11 ru T erms made known on da.y Met'\ ,mec \u t B~ In Black and White ><I \ Gile s ht gz nL llu c"cl 1 lhc M :; "TTLL\~& '< jl( Ru'15H tt.OME LL '""'A'-' E TO SEE '-'IILI- eE l)(UIP You~ w<>R•cl ANt> 6'!tT 'So'TA."TEM15N"''"S OUT Para ~(2.. '-- Cl d ll.tlf'JIIi'l ol M MoSi e nil n1ght' Jzm sa1d We '.H•h to announce the openmg of the Compton'< Studn, Satwday Octobe1 17th 111 MtcldlepOI t cOlllel Second aml Mill sll eets, gwuncl flo01 ' SPECIAL "Feehng know Mr Ih;ham ~o you? do you do Mr Ilsham~ w~ved. ;t gem;~.! hand to the on crutches You re more or newcomer t~,:o I lindcrstand? so r~cent as Mr Wyn· only a few weeks .. lsham -.. -ro~ '""""' \.1\C_.....t\_ ~'U""I' \ I:>I 't>\.:1'-.; """"" \~ 001..\.A'it Sl\..1- """'"'( Ull'.'l. Hotel Chittenden G~o. $1 51) uniut' \..'il'-1<. the ~ r ~u )CIU t.o; you \\Ill jlprr• lilt• the value 1n gt'tlmg [o1 lav I'X t you sm all out of ta!iih KNICKER SUITS IJip;gcr v t!Ul's can be N <.~ f nm d m lkn s ~UJ~ Thi.os !OU j' tu< Jude two Xu iiCrs am] VC!>l lt n rw tuw p1u ll \g1s J l to lK 3 -8xl0 !'01 tlatt Enlaq;ement' 1 - 11 x14 Purt,;ut Enlm gem 'llc All F01 Only S1lu~t~l ____ Boy's KNICKERS \\ ul or Corduroy wear $2 ,, 1 B11!: l a.luc at $5 ~"'ORT I 111 SWEATERS for Sebool w ar $1 Speeiall \\E MAKfl otJR 0\\N SUNLIGHT U.lJ\\ard. £DDII~tll A Wqd<g, Manager COLUMWS, OHlO ' • ' Studio. 39c l We GIVeS & H. Green Stal;ilp5 ... ' 9" • FlVE OTHER SPECIAL~, INCLUDING KODAK FINISHING-GOOD FOR 30 DAYS %'1:-~1~ \\I 79c Boy'~ Heavy Shaker Kmt Shpdver $2" $1 ,, _.;;.._ Boy Blue" SHIRTS and BLOUSES ' SWEATERS I ~ un • ~lor F. :5 6 10 J" ONE GROUP OF BOYS S HIRTS a11c! BLOUSE· For Qpenmg Day Only pair !.mlurmg a nd .. tron g f bz'i< LONG TROUSERS My m at Ma he cncd In h111 ~fo,\\ fro m AHtr Boy's Boy' • Corduroy an o ld 1nhab1tant already You h. lCS H(ltrr rabrtrs tt a bet I or mLLY'S UNCLE ~Cf\lCC LONG TROUSER SUITS •or SdJUol "SS ,oi.HD ' """'"',. 1 f'k Boy'a M1ddlep01 t 'WHetJ '11-\~J; us R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Don t mean to pcet'tlonll NO SCHOOL tomorrow- That's a good hme to take care of clothmg needs for the boys BOY'S LONG TROUSERS AND SAVE MONEY Announcement ! J • t\( WILLARD BATTERY HAt:) To you l Completely t eU cor-t" d and remodeled ovu •lOO:QOD •P~"nt ''l' ·~ii411'J; !b< Hotel puucqclcn the lo.lf•~l clloJce for ttl!!' rfrl'V ~'fer 'Home of tl'e .. llurplo Cow Co'ffee: Shop L" rgc comfortable room9- School Suits A GENUINE Michigan Has New Chant For Game RUSS WESTOVEIC MP-C. B F C 5 t c, M •I Jt: l !c ~ 1tcd 1 d f tn uly t Pun~ m S 1\1 md M ~ II ( H IC o( :u c1 1 h \d cn of Ct.! In h 1 BRA-NCH WOOUl t\tW Chlf~> NOW 1f 1!1 1931 the fo-llowing lit• }H'rl) Boy's ;;,;,:;,{i.-r PUBLI C SALE 1 retld ...p(;(! t.wu 1nlic.o 1 or the ~:.t UantsanvlHe :o;aturday 0 t. • By lnLcn1ationt I NC\1iS Selvic"'"'. 1\'ams from outside the Sta."te Y.IH fUlnl .sh most of the opposiLia\1 tW Ohio college tenm tonight eq:. go.g,e in football contesls under tt(e dark canopy of ulght HA,RCUI Ihe u ther-e Is ~he big Amet lcan Of the haU dozen ~;ames on menu five v;ill be with visitors from Palar.c of :2:ports \\hlch 1 ~ 1 ~ L nou H to open Its doms w1Lh Uq v.udJ ~ far a~ay J(e.nt state will line up under tl'rt largest lndoo ... kr.tinQ rlnlt ultra SHAVE lights at Aliance Im the only rtou modE-rn restamlin t fmd j cq lppc 1 ~yn nu sl un lHih~ ltr It 111 1 :J i:Jl~ OhJo duel against Mt Union New prrces now In ef· w1Lh the mounts hopeful of coming be the home of biC'\clr out on top with a forwat d pass of rhR.mplon hoxlng fest fhe .. me h1gh· fense PJ ovidmg they can de\elop that needed punch fm the lust few clasr. work at cut YIU'ds town.td the goo! line pnces Bethany college con s from We s ~ V1rgi:r.ta to Nev. Concc1d to p uy GRUESER BARBER Musklngum In I envy ana.y .and Wittenberg nt Spungfltld Is to play SHOP host to Tlansylvanla ftom Keu tucky J)l),.. mf' Uutldm~o: AuoL'he,r Kentucky ~'Ieven the J ~ fOIId ,.; jrct't he~tv~ squad !lorn center will attompt to tepeat on thril las<l ;,;:;~'~lJ'"Ol"'' TIWKSBARY 0 to 0 defeat ove1 Xa\zer ton Corcoran Held EMmER SHOP Inczd~ntall;, Lll e Muskei(CJS Xavier nrc given iltlle hop(' lrnl :.i jrctt vengc Johtt Cazroll m ets M()Jcer 1t Cleveland m u cc nt est featu 1 e. Ohill agamst Gco gla 111\d the o, f.q n Fllecs have the task of tur 1! g bacl West Vu ginltl Wesl1Y<Ul n Dayton Cliff bnttlc a W e~ L Vu glnla Bobcat 1s expected to ca\ort mcrilly tq the discomfort of the Pliel'i in an evenly matched fra IT COSTS NO MORE TO llU\ Jl11 ::;:bl!r.. bnch ConsL• uctwn Co Pom~r ~ ut 1 J{cnn 'N etch, .anagllli" Dlredor ------------~--~-----LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT -' ALL MAKES of 1 (1\o~ !i• 11 lc~etl w hmil h ()(lean or lauJ'ha down l aw d A bargtl.ill rl J> JJ ldur John t> 1 .,;t 1 t;u ned gara~e ~ tr " 1 ~· lrt.~on[ for 00. ~ \\Ilk UH k~... bn n oom FIE}•" r ALl::!a SAKES ALl I bic Radlola complete $Ill J allOc c1 _ _ _ In good p ay mg em l!llto l!Jic ctl c nnQ. uu t.ery .. p 1l 1 very lm\ p1l c.s Use! P 111 1; ~ For Rentand $100 Ma1 v Wz llpupu ,P t -------·------, te lli.i l I • I zccs H. M F'GR JLI!.Nf - R Jo CIOilS Mu~1 l -. W ll J ) l! 1 keeping o1 .,l,.,elllng r ~ ~ Mlddlt:pm t Iii 15 3t Wu.nut St M (lei I po l ll:i H -~ · ND .l"\ 'J•ty we~ • vialtlnl Mrl A E Wolt Sat\U'dti.;J Immcdi.Mtely day.!j with Mra Jmnte Taykn' Mrl 8 B Lehilw .and PRIDAY OOTOU!Ill 1111 . .., The Stote For Men And Boys �. == F as Her breat.hing was natunU t.ltyl'oid eland m\lat lie n:.chled cut 18 her expre861on Wlqonl.zed away from ~be throa~ \ AI the new 1Lne&thet.1c 15 known The disease 1land bu poisoned as a. basal niU'cotlc ether or oth.. Lhe blOod at.ream and aet up palpt~ (Continuec; UOUl })!1.ge OLe) er i&.&e8 are UIUB.l!y admlnlstered tat.IOR.Ii of the heart ordinarily ibe nt v. tlement to brtn 1 s.buut complete reL&xatlon pulse beat is 80 per minute In THit.:VES .t:NTt:R SCJIOOL D Paplsh s&.ld lhe 1ew .element 8 A cone was pl&ced over the sleep these goitu! cases rat.es of 300 The Ga.llla Acad nl} hiRil ::!Chool e1 ly 1 rarllcal uae 1.\S la r ls he IUA.S ina race and thru dram& or ether minute en recorded. The rate ~DVERTlSlNG bull ... ug was broken Ill to and en yet r etermlned would be m photo was adminilt.ered to brlnl about t.o be coWl ted by mMhiDM '!'he •••d Tu-··•ay ,, _ • I•••• elecuic cells He said It 1..6 miJTlen thls cotnplete anesthesia Thili victlmJ In advance ataaes 1o8e "'""' 1 1 t 1 h tha amount of ether Is not enouah tn l weiKht arow nervous and irrltabJe 1 101 0010 t 0 supply or Clllned goo& jellles and se Y more se;wt ve 1& n A cllnk or alass against a pitcher la candtes ~hlch IUS the ~m k of the thr pl e~;ent minerals used In lh~be ordmary circumstances to make a enough to send the pulre rat.e up Hcnu• c<.c omlc c!u:;:;.<>~ wu taken de\ lt!us t hat ale cunstantly be ng: pe~:n d:~:s!ncsth.ettclan stepped 100 bca.t.s (12 pt.) The thtlt 01 hines enti'Jed the put to new uses away Instead o! standing tly to For this rc~son the new QDettbe· l.:u ld ng t hrou!l;h a zea1 ba:;en~nt Jell.pply gas as In the usually In tic which can be admlnl..st.ered 1P wlmtcw and went lu the hon e eco I EulWls Note A c!Jnlcul demons I ha.lallon method of anes~hesla testinally without the patient. llnow f ~ C~p;utment AJtu aklu!j: I u utlon of the newly developed a1 Fat 43 minutes the surgeon ot In lng that anesthesia Is to be pro l)pe like tbia (10 pt) lOc t1•bem cnnn()d good~ a c a 1 el ctlic colml ;:tcil\lea anesthe\.ic hailed Lornational tepute who performed duced Is lllipeclally servleea.ble In ir~ u tht' )' forced tl doo r Into th1 nc1c u~ the congr~:;s of anesthetists u e O}.leration expounded bi.s meth halation a.nesthetks oftt!n cauee ~-~ IIDe. 'bll!e lite thJI. (t pt) #'1:. p8l J1zY ofllct It v.as repoctt d tha t tit!' I meeun1,1 l>lmulta.neous ly with the Odll aud deftly did his work coughmg spe lls m the unconaekn.LS (I &fU'8#D make UDI) df'~k I 1rl b n nu -,a ... cl bm 1 An \!rlCun college of surgeons Wfi.S Not once was a pain re.sponse state Thts load is taken ott' the 1 nothing wa.s found n tss ng v. tneosed by Le1gh Matteson Iu noted In the patient Two or two heart by the new chemical 1 ~ulht lb&ertlooot for prtce _ ,. hall hours later t he patient In addition to all theee featuree 1tel nat.lonal News Service science C:ll. MARRIAGE LI!'ES !SE l wtlt.e:r Its use in connection with Will a wakP.n There wlll be no a chemical waa reported Lha.t tuu tt dangerous operation on a yow1g nausea as usually aceo~nlea the property ot being an antldot4= f QIJDirlcu~ft lolertloaa J.or prtce The fo llowmg ma rrmge licens womnn Is henwlt.h dtscrlbed J ethel opera.Uons There wUI only to t.bc new anesthetic This anti· !'( 1,, 1 d b th PI !Jute cou t N c~ York Cct 16---ln one of the J be th,.. actual shock or the opera· dote Is ephedrlne commonly used New GAlliPOliS I I I 1 CJ,.ASSIFlED ' - L I 1:! I SECTION I -'type like this l2c per line. I w..- lll.II :i I ·-----c.,-:-:-:--;: \ I I -No &d.yeniaem.eut . here Edwa rd HeChandit'r m Y 30 GA. I pol j mole t han 100 hospitals conductmg tlon to distress the patient In Jellles for Inco1da wlll be takeu. for Perry and Lucy 21l Galli clime: for physiclanB visiting th ts And pel haps most striking of all Administered the of l'elusthe of anose P!l .._ than • l:lllnlDlum charie oJ !XIH.s cit} this week a )oung wwmm or the patient will not remember any tlent under the new anesthesia 1 ~Q'·ftl'e ceot. tor each J.nscr l 24 :;u1Tc rm g from exophthalmic Lhmg 10 connection wiLh the opera the lndivt<lual will .,ate t.o nor 1il§la. PERSONALS gomc was operated upon tlon or I he adr.llnlstrati':ln of the mal sleep Th1s antidote Ls lmpor ;;;-.71~ wm ylady aasl.st you M u <I Mt s J 1ck Da11: h tl.Vl 1 T h t: anestttet.tc used m tins ex anesthesia tant when patients relax to a ¥ deltred that Lh& copy tor I f om rmr1 F r t 1 t 1 u~mely dangerous case was ave 1t The netA chemical p•oduces com point v.herc they ~y,allow theJr -urad. II80n•epared ln aueba tl'le 1esl,!Ieme A.l tit Gnllpoh-; at 1m the trade name In Lhts count1y pi te amnesia rorge .fulnes. from J throa t ana .strang ~ ,;o:..,.. port at ordmary alcohol Out alteted by about two minu tes before the anes During the operation there was =~rtoaa:..! briPI the greatest Mr~ Mcrp;an Davt';; of J cb n ch mica! processes Unee ye~~ors ago u etc \\US administered .to a f~w no faint sympton of strangulation ,..;;:::=:...:::.::;:::._____ _ _ f'nl eHd Holzer h 06 plt nl W rd l!'Sd JV b a Germa n l'hyslcum mlr.utes after awakening Only although the anesthc~la. was com 1 Smce the 1 lL has bee n used rbe pubUabcra will be re 1pon.a1bie for treatment. In l!~osci 11 e rtw illght sleep; produces plet.e _., hr one W.correot tnaertlon Virgil Swa1 of ~LI d a u zr I oi.Je atwns a u oume 300 000 pezsous ~lnula results The new product IS ordinary ot W1J advertisement Errors lll covered .!. ulficlc ntlv to len1c H 1. n Germo.ny and In 1ccerot motths grain alcohol with lhtee hydrogen on about 1'15,000 sutKkal patients All thn bm;lne~s of wat.chmg doc atoms removed flom U.s chemical aclvertlletrent.'5 should be -reported hospital Wednesday lm.rneglately H o:~. n Cur leton who 1 ( 11 1ll"d Ill Jn this country und Canadu or1; place the cthf't cone over the chain and three atoms of bromlnt' ...._ _ _.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ !ic~ool at Columbus can c l o Th1s aneslhet11 had bet n s tlmm face ancl memorl~:,s of the opete.l· an element ftdded • t 1rl 1 P Ju 1 tf fat h.: lst cwd to the young wonum 15 It g ~quzpmcnt afld occupants if! For Sale1 Miac. L Carleton nu nut-es before she 11as wheeled I vu1detl 1 Hurner B c 111 t r of Pa zJr lntq tlu:: :mrgu.:11l 1mpt 1 theatre of I! the case or th1s young womnn I vlslttd with relntll'eS nvcr \ 1 ce tam hos p tal St e dzd n ul t e 1 e w anesthetic \\85 used partly \...1 .FOR SALB- Wrun gltm Home I day k.1 o~ 1t hu.d be~ n ll.l mlnl!:i Lead tu o the purpos1 of preventing the JIJ'tlot Fumuce Cull i'htl P W The right lei!' r:1 Eugn l' K nca 1 e1 10 her 13011 hock uf these l'lsions as such pa t.~.n.~Y WOLF ~"' II :t>..a1t 10 13 3t 19 of Jnck ~on wu.s badl!i 1 dll "<1 8 11 mme n ~o th o mph1 tl cat t I Llc nts n•e oversens1•1zed by their Mtss Marcellin~ Wilson and FOR BALl T h when a J,l h t !o[UJI w tt 11 tl h \H appate ntly n a 1cavy natutal dz ea:-c hiend M1 Brad~haw ~re recent 1 '1 ool 1:1k~u m S ~ ; 'teo hamlliug was a1 cld~n lv ill/; seep She rl,io r o~ b1 eathe ht:a\lh In ~a e of exophthalm c gmtr~ VIsitors at Huntlnj!km 19 " 2 rn e 1 1 IU~ "' "e 1 w I chnrged Tuesday cw 1 ng H w 01 bubb C" f on t h1 muutll m; mo!it t.eJ a lly the go1tz e Lhat mflkes Mr and Mrs H 8 Mornson :·of'~ Gr ld ~1t h u.U ~ l !\t t t n bi OUght to Hol:-:cr ho~p tal 1 1 1 L pm sons do when md1 1 the inhala I the eyes bulge hom the faceJ the hrve retumed to their home in C~s~~1 a~o~~~~L;~~ l!. xt ~p~~~ ~ tcntlon ~~~ 11 :; h l ~ uthc1 l'l l d ot1 r 1 ~u!k of the udno~mally _:wf~.l~~ells&urg _after ~eudlui several I I ,. I 1 "..,;. . __________, I MasOn I 1 I 75 1 11 11> • lube all dcclolc comphl Ed A•m•l<ong who I in cabinet $2150 $135 UaL I ~ ~ II ' "1" 11 II ~ receiver nnd tubt ~ JU u t lJ A u z 1 1c:; p tu " l K Batt.my ICCclV 1 u 1d h OC $ 1[} l nr~cin'V 8 tube Zenith B 11 ~telY rc< e l ~ 1 Futnk Danner f' lllered Hulz• r and tubes $10 5 b:~tt! 1 y 1 u ~ he ~p1tnl Tucsdo. ru 1 bst atwll rmcl tubes chou c $5 7 wt ~ [ lind treatment I I P"' 't'' I V1 J ... SUCH LAI'JGlJAf.:>IO Y'WANT MO"fHE-R llJ WASH YOUR MOUn-! Wln-l ====::..:::::=.::._:_ FCi' SALE "'(., I ami a ablj ubuu n!Lt: -- 1-;ood ( !t!.-! I "'--I ~uaht.en MtL ~1e Parkln& waa a pt ~tfterward ht will PIUD.&Y OOTOBJ:R 18 t931 / continue here wbere- he wtn be 1 vW!Unll at Pomeroy BWld&)' Pleu&D.t. vlaltor 6uqdJY lf'Cltted. by a dellp.Uon and ttnu Mr and Mts Luther TuckV f,l'e lunr.h..OOl=>:___ __ the proUd ~nats of twinl & boy and a ah'l biorlf'SaturdaY mominl y '&4 rtw new arrWal5 han been d&nle<l Ray Allen and l"ay Alda Cur1.1a Nclnt.Qab hu rttumed to <Cont.lnued from pqe onel \ There will be an all doy meeting his home at Middletown Oh.\0 -'.· at the Morning Star chureh next ter spendlna: several daya here wtth messengers need up and down t.h~ Eunda.y '.A'Ith good .speaklng and his piU'enLio Alt.autk Lllllllt.. the outline of 1\ hich alnallg lllf and Kn W A Gold were waa Jonned by the st-&te plu} ers Mrs EsLell~ Holter received tllEl I Parkersburg vlaitors Saturday carrJIDI tbe happy tidinp sad news of the death of her MiaaeB Mary Roush and Ruth '11'1~ ~eer.t Unf(llded befoTe -the au g:rand son William HendeN~ of H&rrl.a and friend& motored to ditnct In the Horseahow studium Coolville Saturday J{awlts ?(est Sunday afternqon erede-<1 for the fiCIQUI centen 'ial Mrs NdUe Heasley and faru.tb pt Mr O&rUn of Hun tington and fete wu matched ln &lamour b the Akron a!Tived ~eently to spend! \hf! Jtllan Eber of Rochester New York dtst-tniUished. audLente winter "lth her parents Mr IVld were buliness visitors here Monda.y Pr sldent Hoover Is comin~ he r~ Mrs B 9 Holter Miss Olarloe Maag d Pomeroy 1 Monday to make a speC'oh. He will I Mn!. Alma McWoner of Dayt n spent the week end \\tth Mrs Eltza arrive aboard the bultl£1hip M has apent the past month the puest beth Hatlltt gan!iii.F which he will board at An ot her parmts, Mr and Mrs Mel· 1 Miss Phyllis Duerr of Pomeroy napolis Y:d Saturday Eoroute vln Paulin. was the week end guestf Miss! herehe~AIU stopatOIP,Potnrcom Mr and Ml'6 Albert Priode J:l4r Eleanor Jividen fort Va To broa.dca.st a rod1o ap and Mrs D1xon of Middleport Mrs A E Wolf and s Lila peal for tunda for the unemployed werf;l the Sunday guest::. c Mn J Wlndon were vlsltors at Plea~ and thereby open th e natlcnal drive p Ihle ant Sunday • Mrs A F Oold who h been quite 111 Is somewhat impro\ed at ints writing L, '{11JL1 l!rank and Allred Roush are via I Ef IU!I.t'1 itfrig their parents here tor a few Anni•rersary • OJIJO STATt: SQUAD CQNFIDENT -S- lfiOfning tar I tHEY CAN DEFEAT WOLVERINES ' I I HOTt:L (.uLUMBUS I ~ Short BlorkA ' •ortb of Mem Ur&41 Uall and Broold !-'llred, ~r.~~~~~~:~:~:~~=~~~==:~~;;~~;;;;;; AT 'J'H I VanHorn 200 FIreproof Rooms 100 Ro 0 ms a\ $1.00 Each .lTRES 1 da~s Edward Blake and Wm coa I of Wahama hl&:h school mo tored to SaiPtn Pr1day evenlna to spenct the "-<£k end I Mr and Mrs Middleton and family of Pt Plea.sant were Sunday 1 guests of Mr and Mrs W A Gold Mr and Mrs J T Robinson were 1uests of Mr and Mrs Elbert JRobinson a.t Pomeroy Sunday 1 Ml&q Freda Gibbs who baa 1r. en I her~ tor the past week returned to Charleston, W Va Messrr A W Burfoot and L J IRuttenco.~tter \1iere Charleston visit 015 Monday Mr and M1 s Robert Roush of pt Plealllmt \\ere the rec:ent c-uests of Mr and M1s J T Robinson Mr and Mrs Hersel Hendfz sun 1 of Huntingtor and Mrs Oeor(ie Clendenm_ uf _ Parkersl:nug v.me ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY Friday and Satu• day "FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE" I I I I I ABoomerang.-, Curn..r 5th an I Lor.r I ' Hear aad .et Louise faaeoda Mlhi Gl'ffn Edna May Otiver aD4 The Ocean shakes tm ap Paris shakes em Jaekl4! !Searle wzll 1J ~ Friday and Saturday "STEPPING OUT" Hear and see Rerlnald Denny Edw<~rda smarl and Leila Hyams Charlotte Greenwood CHit Swift moving a.etbn and pll'nQ of c~lr.s Also Comedy "Geography Le&aon" - By CLIFF S'l'ERRE'Yf ------ F<JRGIVE- ME, DeARE-ST I I FORGOT "THAT UNCLE SAMUEL WI>S A YE:NTRILOOUIST I SOAP? I J Outsiders Come To Play Ohioans ._..... ..............,.....,_,.,._,.,. rea~uu ablc prlll 1111 radio or < 1ll .,.'il J II M Mus ic SIUIC 1\1l!ldh pu! ~ Notice! 35c 15c 1\fiH,.'11 ( ouuty u o w•n~ •••t y t: \\ IH lt.'!;l ur Olno I l'lllfl H1 fn::~hut, l I I ---1 ~Ia :n __ WAN IED- B I OCr ~h I ))el w ~h G Jl (.{J 11\ lllf I Bu I ~ l CUl ie fhc D tl v 1 \lHl l ffiur KS Wl! ' JIll An~ k cJr to h u l 1 1<t > I 1 vi ii S u t F !lei ~ e r.t: J l3 l( l1 u \ I nml M ~ l )JCI L S1 l Ull LciXl 1 Pl\.lkCUib !g M u.ml MrK Challt Wf'! Suudc.:;. ~ u c I~ M1 lllld \1 z B Lb 1J A R t 10 J3 ~ •ll r n \cr I 1 ( ll) Jlavlng Mild my farm l Will ol11 r fm" 1Hk ILt l"ubUr Au 11011 at Ill ~ ! head of ~rm d Jtr~l) m1lk 2 Jeney h«!lfers. 3 KJH'hll ealvt:N n"~ 121 1lrnLd of gUild b• • r 1 span of mule:. 14't'lJ;hl .WUU lb ~d wurkerH md quid 1 mow of Alf:J.tra hil\ 1 IDOW Qf OJ.oS la} [fU shcck8 of conF.,.mlnr; t.nnL"i houst"huld goud<i aad many otlu r artteh~ll $all!' wJII hi',Jln 11-t I .... 311 11 ru T erms made known on da.y Met'\ ,mec \u t B~ In Black and White ><I \ Gile s ht gz nL llu c"cl 1 lhc M :; "TTLL\~& '< jl( Ru'15H tt.OME LL '""'A'-' E TO SEE '-'IILI- eE l)(UIP You~ w<>R•cl ANt> 6'!tT 'So'TA."TEM15N"''"S OUT Para ~(2.. '-- Cl d ll.tlf'JIIi'l ol M MoSi e nil n1ght' Jzm sa1d We '.H•h to announce the openmg of the Compton'< Studn, Satwday Octobe1 17th 111 MtcldlepOI t cOlllel Second aml Mill sll eets, gwuncl flo01 ' SPECIAL "Feehng know Mr Ih;ham ~o you? do you do Mr Ilsham~ w~ved. ;t gem;~.! hand to the on crutches You re more or newcomer t~,:o I lindcrstand? so r~cent as Mr Wyn· only a few weeks .. lsham -.. -ro~ '""""' \.1\C_.....t\_ ~'U""I' \ I:>I 't>\.:1'-.; """"" \~ 001..\.A'it Sl\..1- """'"'( Ull'.'l. Hotel Chittenden G~o. $1 51) uniut' \..'il'-1<. the ~ r ~u )CIU t.o; you \\Ill jlprr• lilt• the value 1n gt'tlmg [o1 lav I'X t you sm all out of ta!iih KNICKER SUITS IJip;gcr v t!Ul's can be N <.~ f nm d m lkn s ~UJ~ Thi.os !OU j' tu< Jude two Xu iiCrs am] VC!>l lt n rw tuw p1u ll \g1s J l to lK 3 -8xl0 !'01 tlatt Enlaq;ement' 1 - 11 x14 Purt,;ut Enlm gem 'llc All F01 Only S1lu~t~l ____ Boy's KNICKERS \\ ul or Corduroy wear $2 ,, 1 B11!: l a.luc at $5 ~"'ORT I 111 SWEATERS for Sebool w ar $1 Speeiall \\E MAKfl otJR 0\\N SUNLIGHT U.lJ\\ard. £DDII~tll A Wqd<g, Manager COLUMWS, OHlO ' • ' Studio. 39c l We GIVeS & H. Green Stal;ilp5 ... ' 9" • FlVE OTHER SPECIAL~, INCLUDING KODAK FINISHING-GOOD FOR 30 DAYS %'1:-~1~ \\I 79c Boy'~ Heavy Shaker Kmt Shpdver $2" $1 ,, _.;;.._ Boy Blue" SHIRTS and BLOUSES ' SWEATERS I ~ un • ~lor F. :5 6 10 J" ONE GROUP OF BOYS S HIRTS a11c! BLOUSE· For Qpenmg Day Only pair !.mlurmg a nd .. tron g f bz'i< LONG TROUSERS My m at Ma he cncd In h111 ~fo,\\ fro m AHtr Boy's Boy' • Corduroy an o ld 1nhab1tant already You h. lCS H(ltrr rabrtrs tt a bet I or mLLY'S UNCLE ~Cf\lCC LONG TROUSER SUITS •or SdJUol "SS ,oi.HD ' """'"',. 1 f'k Boy'a M1ddlep01 t 'WHetJ '11-\~J; us R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Don t mean to pcet'tlonll NO SCHOOL tomorrow- That's a good hme to take care of clothmg needs for the boys BOY'S LONG TROUSERS AND SAVE MONEY Announcement ! J • t\( WILLARD BATTERY HAt:) To you l Completely t eU cor-t" d and remodeled ovu •lOO:QOD •P~"nt ''l' ·~ii411'J; !b< Hotel puucqclcn the lo.lf•~l clloJce for ttl!!' rfrl'V ~'fer 'Home of tl'e .. llurplo Cow Co'ffee: Shop L" rgc comfortable room9- School Suits A GENUINE Michigan Has New Chant For Game RUSS WESTOVEIC MP-C. B F C 5 t c, M •I Jt: l !c ~ 1tcd 1 d f tn uly t Pun~ m S 1\1 md M ~ II ( H IC o( :u c1 1 h \d cn of Ct.! In h 1 BRA-NCH WOOUl t\tW Chlf~> NOW 1f 1!1 1931 the fo-llowing lit• }H'rl) Boy's ;;,;,:;,{i.-r PUBLI C SALE 1 retld ...p(;(! t.wu 1nlic.o 1 or the ~:.t UantsanvlHe :o;aturday 0 t. • By lnLcn1ationt I NC\1iS Selvic"'"'. 1\'ams from outside the Sta."te Y.IH fUlnl .sh most of the opposiLia\1 tW Ohio college tenm tonight eq:. go.g,e in football contesls under tt(e dark canopy of ulght HA,RCUI Ihe u ther-e Is ~he big Amet lcan Of the haU dozen ~;ames on menu five v;ill be with visitors from Palar.c of :2:ports \\hlch 1 ~ 1 ~ L nou H to open Its doms w1Lh Uq v.udJ ~ far a~ay J(e.nt state will line up under tl'rt largest lndoo ... kr.tinQ rlnlt ultra SHAVE lights at Aliance Im the only rtou modE-rn restamlin t fmd j cq lppc 1 ~yn nu sl un lHih~ ltr It 111 1 :J i:Jl~ OhJo duel against Mt Union New prrces now In ef· w1Lh the mounts hopeful of coming be the home of biC'\clr out on top with a forwat d pass of rhR.mplon hoxlng fest fhe .. me h1gh· fense PJ ovidmg they can de\elop that needed punch fm the lust few clasr. work at cut YIU'ds town.td the goo! line pnces Bethany college con s from We s ~ V1rgi:r.ta to Nev. Concc1d to p uy GRUESER BARBER Musklngum In I envy ana.y .and Wittenberg nt Spungfltld Is to play SHOP host to Tlansylvanla ftom Keu tucky J)l),.. mf' Uutldm~o: AuoL'he,r Kentucky ~'Ieven the J ~ fOIId ,.; jrct't he~tv~ squad !lorn center will attompt to tepeat on thril las<l ;,;:;~'~lJ'"Ol"'' TIWKSBARY 0 to 0 defeat ove1 Xa\zer ton Corcoran Held EMmER SHOP Inczd~ntall;, Lll e Muskei(CJS Xavier nrc given iltlle hop(' lrnl :.i jrctt vengc Johtt Cazroll m ets M()Jcer 1t Cleveland m u cc nt est featu 1 e. Ohill agamst Gco gla 111\d the o, f.q n Fllecs have the task of tur 1! g bacl West Vu ginltl Wesl1Y<Ul n Dayton Cliff bnttlc a W e~ L Vu glnla Bobcat 1s expected to ca\ort mcrilly tq the discomfort of the Pliel'i in an evenly matched fra IT COSTS NO MORE TO llU\ Jl11 ::;:bl!r.. bnch ConsL• uctwn Co Pom~r ~ ut 1 J{cnn 'N etch, .anagllli" Dlredor ------------~--~-----LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT -' ALL MAKES of 1 (1\o~ !i• 11 lc~etl w hmil h ()(lean or lauJ'ha down l aw d A bargtl.ill rl J> JJ ldur John t> 1 .,;t 1 t;u ned gara~e ~ tr " 1 ~· lrt.~on[ for 00. ~ \\Ilk UH k~... bn n oom FIE}•" r ALl::!a SAKES ALl I bic Radlola complete $Ill J allOc c1 _ _ _ In good p ay mg em l!llto l!Jic ctl c nnQ. uu t.ery .. p 1l 1 very lm\ p1l c.s Use! P 111 1; ~ For Rentand $100 Ma1 v Wz llpupu ,P t -------·------, te lli.i l I • I zccs H. M F'GR JLI!.Nf - R Jo CIOilS Mu~1 l -. W ll J ) l! 1 keeping o1 .,l,.,elllng r ~ ~ Mlddlt:pm t Iii 15 3t Wu.nut St M (lei I po l ll:i H -~ · ND .l"\ 'J•ty we~ • vialtlnl Mrl A E Wolt Sat\U'dti.;J Immcdi.Mtely day.!j with Mra Jmnte Taykn' Mrl 8 B Lehilw .and PRIDAY OOTOU!Ill 1111 . .., The Stote For Men And Boys �J) PIUDAY OOTOBER 18 l\131 ... 1 ll[SI Red Men To Have 1FORMER PAN1 HER I SMITH f1 B" M t" H COLLEGE PLAYER MRS tg SUIT MANY An[ I • 1 r NAM[D IN APPEAL ~ AD b F -- ....__ .. L I nnur J. B. ram. ha:-:;n Held lct>ntly to t he good work ~ ·~ H ........, • bu.lneM vlalt or at Colwubu& Thursday I li::l~ G.;=~~~~~e:~~t tot&~~l wu tiled in the common .JP]eM eourt here Friday mom ng 1M fd: Allee M Smith u ad trD: De Bonll Non with the ~ l j e.:! of \be estate ot' ,.r B rl!nlf.li VI 1\'a ICendrew Allee M iSJDitb. tfUitetl of Chf'J)Ier rown ~ 'JIIelp county truatees ot Or ~p Melp county Fern diirlaty u 'ftealurer ot Chesler p J S Prank aa Treasure! lloud of Education ol Chesl r p W P CUsady aa Meth odtat mtntster uvlna tn the- VIllage 'Cl Cheater and of!lelatlna on the CbeiWr Olnrult and the Pomeroy NatSiaal Bank of Pomeroy "nift plalntlft' Alke M smith IIU.UiJD the petition tiled ht>rt! U.t ihe wu appointed admlnlstra tiU: cd &he estate of J B Bmtth de ~ and that she was dtllrnil:!5 ed ~ the Ytate was fully ad ~'fst.ered She flaa reappointed U il~minlltratrlx ani as .such brtnp thta aetlon. The appra1ee ment of the estate of Smith accord ~ to the petition was placed by the probaet court u •to 400 00 and that tbe ptatntura bond Is tB 000 'llle debts of the deceased amount to "480 82 charge of lldminiBtra tJon ts tl.OOO and the total value or P;ertiUDal estate and etfeeta ot the l18ce8led waa •175 8he uk11 the court that she be aalhorir.ed to sell the reaJ el!tate t.o ~J the debts and to IuJJy deter b!lne tbe !ntereat of the defendant!! Iva. Kendrew A11ce M Smith and aU 9thera and ash that the tn ttniiJtll be adjWJted and protected aceordlna to equity She also pra.~~ c~ Me as plalntttl be il18tructed 1111 'to her powe~s under the Will and Teat.ament and that the rights df an other partlu be determined clalmlnl: lhe cannot safely proceed wttb the exec:utton of h "r trust Without the direction of the court prt~~: n! , Tht! special evangelistic &ervlces at tht: Church of Christ by Evange Mr.J Addie Stalder ll Ul at he':' home on Mulberry Annue Mn1 BeD ........ -~· ••J an.,-,. ~ ~-·.&IIU1t ~"""" ter and baby Ml.uea Ida. and Jen· n1e Dt.vt.es wtre li'U9t.l of Mr and Kn wtlll~ Croea at Gat Orove Thursday !¢l.a8 Zelia LaGrange of Columbus ls Yisltlng her sllter Mrs A. W Drummond Mr and 141'1 Weed son 8 Donald d Mlsa1 Velma Geary len Prlda :n Cui Ind to vWt ltha:er o:nd J~~~ Weed who attend school there H L. Robinson who has been • here on bualness lor 8DJnet.!me~ re t urned to Columbus 'nlurl!lda.y Mrs Will Gilmore or H~rr~~· vUle 18 vtaltlng her daUKhte Harry Dye A R Pls~er WU bU.SineM \.L.:ltor at Parken urg Pr ay :S OAT TRUCK PLUNGES OFF ROAD ON HILL 95 An unusunl accident In which casualties or damages were report ed occurred on Lincoln Hill at t he R W Finstet wald residence Ouy Lynch driver of the Red Anchor delivery truck the truck In front of the rerJtdence and entered the house When he returned his truck was gone Havins U&;tle vi!Jlon at any one stealing his machine he start ed on a tour of ln ...estJgaL!un 11nU soon round the machine parked at the tott.Dm ot the hil 1n the rear of the Flnsterwa1d yard son c hundred feet from Uw highwa y and perhap11 forty teet below 1t Remarkable "' " ""'"'' no oam or con""'uenee mulled The machine a. Chevrolet ttu"k WIUI pulled bock on the highway llttlt worse lor Its driverless tllp $ ALE 75 ket~ OCTOBER 50 SALE MEN'S MOLESKIN TROUSERS Stzes 30 to 50 WRISt measUJ e--EJCtra heavyfmest quality Moleskm'Washmgton Deecee' fme taJ]onng-lust year's pnce on th1s same quality wag $2 50 a pa1r OCTOBER SALE $1 50 • I I LEATHER COATS Genume Front Quarter horsehide-wool hnedMEN1S SIZE $6.94 BOY'S SIZE $5.34 500 Pair• MEN'S DRESS SOX • Slae I I Middleport F1eld ••o GRANDE COLLEGE ~ UNIVERSITY bond·--------·------ nu.• 1t o.... The woet important thll a Ill tltt II lbl111 ~t 11" LUXURIOUS PURS • • • FINIB PABBICS LEASED BlaDitet llldlan pal $1.39 WIRE • 1NTERNATION AL OF WEATHER FORECAST- toniKflt un~ • FULL NEWS Pl.tr with light 1.o hea vy f f'Ofli. sunday f lr with 1110111~ ritdut temperatnrH llh hea\'Y f['Q15t ~· w 'lit VI glnia Fair cool n t~hl l$lowlv risir.g tf"n perature Sunday tolr SERVICE SINO-lAP TROUBL S NO NEARER ENQ 1 SUGG[ STI0NIS sc6's~~~TM5P!~~!cK CANNON G~S[ M~Y 1 FE~~~~~~g~~grTl MDTH[R MUHO[RS 1 1 [AHlY ..:::,~~ot,;~ w';;! dls:tc~~·}.!l h.u uRIJ"HILDHfN MAO[ By BRIAND at~~~"'~., ~he ~~ ~~-;,~~~A~; BE HEARD ft ft F0RMANCHU" I~ ~~~~E. ~:r' .:d~,\=~b,~:~:~~ IIN NEXT JAN~~Rl ~::£~(ze .::·:":::~:t::,I N~ Kill~ ~Elf or patenUI day and In pursuJt ot bandits whO passenget5 cf 10000 pe· so.s a pproxunnt ely SJ600 Sel en paM&engers we1 e 1eported :.l1i;htl\ lnju1ed when they re&lsted lite bandit• b 1111 th ARMY OFFICERS IN TOKIO, ARRESTED Laval Busy On Relief Program Ti klo Oct 11rNB - A num o a n y oflict>rs In tht' r.:.klo 01 t et Hti' anestrd 1oda) to Whach He Wdl Present t c l;i dl n t 1 an~ u 1- lit CHI ev n P• uc' Ncbu;;~kl Malono "11 o t l e Ja par • Mr Hoover a lleged Cowlt otht'Js c!O!W a~a n ~ t IR Bru~t<mnc rs~ t1110nt Please d at V 1ctory JAP~NEf TO 'DIG IN' ~T M~NCHURI~ fO~ T~E WINTER ROBERT WE.LLS HIll HIF (Ccpyrtght 1931 b~ 1 ~ '" Aboard 8 S lle D Fr ' " 0 In M1btarv Acttv11leo 17- f nenuragOO b~ w!J el 1 s Would Have Method11t Bllhop And nuoband And Father Du· a11e~; ~>t>nl b) the F1 lt:h ~ Ouputed Land Cauoe ofltc tPl lln~t of Chancello H "'of Surveillance" A1de To Be Arra11ncoven Tragedy On Uneasanes& Bruen InK s vldo ~ OH lh r f'l Job a 1 .snb e that wLII provide noL less ed In 10 Days Home ltes n the Rd Mlstag PIT 1 P - 11 a 1 2.) cents ll pupil a day t.o be I re Laval toda) plunged 11 llit,.t uted ty county audlto" to 101 k of prt>pll I n~< tne p " r 'Alii pese ut to Pn·s1dcn1 H to..... ol •• u.a "'" Wh(' !hPV mtH Ill Wa ">h llt 11 n X Jap M1l.tary Tram Re· In Manehur~a Unle11 ConTb Explatn Act, F1nan· week ported To Have PeneMembP.rs of the Pre m1 ~ dal Dtfhculheo May trated To Harbon ourd!IC rnallt' no attempt t:J I Cause ml:re the conct n f+: > tl b\ I )I - I I Comea To Tr1al T<kyo Oct 17- INS--<::ontlnulng W1th A II on Board , G rave B'i JOHN GOETTE his t!B.bmet o~ e r the pv b I OemJaD} s repudiation of 1 n Bv I N 8 Con t>SPQI dent relentlessly her policy of oppo~lt n Washmgton Oct 17 - Blanc Fears Exprelled For Wilmington o o 17 - INSUorL~ an~ revival of ~he :Vf.l l sp II to American participatiOn ln UJ.; .. James cannon J r undtr hu let Of Shocked omclal s to r1aJ 1o 11£1 n J Pelplng Oct 11 1 c tfiSIIW Jttp m the event Ado lf Hltlf' 1u hi LeqW! of Nations counciJ s dl~ lth Mts Ad L r ~ rew blame n nancla l dJstret~'l ro th1 c 8 u w 1g I cusslon of the Manchu rian q es men 1 w " 11 __ aneM mUita t acll tv n Man fascl3t supportt>rs u e nt • Ill I UQn Japan bolstered her st o. nd at j lr>i alleged vic oUon 1of the Fed(;J i!l Cor duva Alaska Ott 1'1- INB- I tlon of o :\5 year old n otht>t 1111o chUJia htdlcatlng that JapimCl -.: umph Oeneva today with a set ol dcl.il d Corrupt PractiC"£ a ct may be tned JF'ear;:; wele expl Med here loday last nl&hL Hhot and klllt> d he1 ft u1 Prosecutor thPre fo Den1e1 Th PremJPr It v.a a n d forces mean to d g 1 new Instructions cabled to Kt' '1 SheppArd Propose• To f arly m January while congrt>M Is t h a t th~ Jupancse .. tcun rt Yo 101 ehtldten and t ~n e 1dctl hcl owt tile wmte1 c:l uscd g e::.t neasmcs.s the nev.~; from Bell fen'e Attorney '• Allea•.. view 1c es wca} kicbi Yoshlsawa Japan P.sf' df!'f'gr. e Offer More Drasbc aeiUKed in debate ove1 Ius 11.1 U Mar 1 h uo rounct!!red 1~ the Pacill life bt their one slon cottage h cheering o.. nd a::;sunng fur a wn I 1 Ch ncse The pl<:tul'' pre e n led b)' a~m > With mUJtary leo ':len 1:.. m llil B'll Smith eampal ~n of 1928 It ap c if\ 1 nd c1 rr!e1 1ts c1cv. 1 1 {-. !Rt.."t:sv11Je Ill Clinton count :r abon at lt"ast contln ~ nee of t h 1 .:J i 111g of repm L fillt' 1g nto Peip lnereaalngly displeased tlVt'r Am 1 I PfA.red today men to a. wat.e{Y grave Mt s RU!<~II Wurd ~ I o too l. tl Bte govt!Inment In Gennlln\ lng r urn as far \\e~t a~ KJrlll Otco erlcan participation detlpite Ju'1 n" W1tn arraignment of t h P pall I' .X In onswer to 'hn s o s from th1 children from th eu (, a~t u1 F SouJCes dose tc th f 11 E' I H't r 1 r ago 11trona: oppo.!!itlon the go\ernment I By ROBERT 8 ALLEN ))f!Ct"d within ten d11.ys A:>&ls " Japanese steamer yt!sterday the ~chool and brought t h em hm t' 17 _ fh vealt:>d that lntf!matmlal Jluulam fa so th L~ 8\Hmh ll k ~Hn ami .. s CR!it Cf U ll Pd 1:: (11 far uo1 th as Ts1 s1ha1 ts that of lnatructed Yoshlsawa 11 n~ u~c r I N B Staff Correspondent Dlstricl Attornf'V Joh J l stenu rr President Jf'ffcrson t llt telltng them the} J~..c e ~u 1 g plus dlsa1mamen l wl I do 1 an ag~1e ~lv Japu 1 se {ampal&.l taln terJaS to fight th ls~ue 1 " Wasblngtou Oct 17- Smart ng h~ C'.hary:e of the grand JUry m~ I mg Col and Mra Ch11.rles A Lind away wftl:i the mother ficr c 1 etnmt-nt ajlam:~ l AI CuJ on t M Vnal s prono ail, o M1 .H J c consohdat I~ extstulg s tua.t1011 finish under the two smashing setbacks indlc ..ted they probably would b LE ~;h tc the United States turneo dren we1e Arlene 11 AudJ<v 3 J i'l1 e ) 11tu1l 11\ Ur 11.1 cud t.~ s ut !.(ll{ nr. C(l I I md at lhc ::.me t me extend Jap 1ecentlv s ustameu by them In the tried shortly alter Christma 1ba(.k 0 aid the "lnkhlR ves~ 1 f!.dith 1 and Richard 4 haudule lt ('Vaslon ol me a r e>Me s\\a~ lurther northward Oo!neva Oct 1'1- INB-Dl::ipe.t"h uvo.:l whelnung wet ctrclarat\.ons OJ Congressional fireworks may x Whm It 1 ach(d the p~lil tloll glv n RU~ell Ward U1c husband arul I I f a J ll th is picture l.!i.k+::: nwre solid to Manchuria of an lnt" tnntl ~ the American Ley:lon tmd the Am ulcde both In senate o.nd hou t: u tl e Japanese cralt 1 1ep :1rtc d father discovered the bngedy hen Fedc1al Drst!lct. Attorn!\ G fc 1m Chmc:; officials say the Jaa c:ommlMion of survt'lllanc'" crlcan Fede1at10n of Lab01 N" t~ eve o! the blal The Nye con netther tht' ship 11 1 t t o he retumt>d from WrlmmQton II(' E Q Jot:n.'«ln launched l h I f'st:' a E reckless ~ riSking t h "' recommended t<lday by Arlst a tmnal d1y leaders today set a cou 1 rmtteP will t;p n a lt~ht in tht! su1 .!laghtrct Aft" r 11 p rkn\1 1 OOdles wer lying en no r 1 th lion conclu-:lms 81 ~un P.l t lh l6 DEPUTIES WITHDRAW an~-: e 1 of 810 smg Moscow s wrath 8l'land French ForeiR l Mmlster at tel attack In motwn e.t.e when tt rt!ports that Mi.ss r.;u 1 u p esldcnt o1 ft'e ~Oll r e bedroom where Mrs Ward a~Pf\ was to lw followed by the JU11! 1 ondon Oct 17- lNS--Tiurty 1by t h 1 ~tmg their \\ll~ mto the a private meeUng of members o1 the Sena.tm Sh~ppard <OJ of Tex~ r{..Ughs and the Rl:!v J Sldnt>! Jlp Its voyage to Senltlc lently took the thlldren af t~tr lt!ll g instructions after Which the cell ~lx basque c:.-.puUes wltbdre\\ to So~lct spherl' or mHuen ce m north Leque of Nations council author of the lOth amendment an I t.crs also a Cannon aida refused o Th" a£Rith fOJ Lhe Yona 1 lla1 u them f.ht: was gomg to <ir L~ t hPm bral.f!d case will (lo to the jul\l dav from tile cOl tes annou ICing e1 n Man dmna The United States was represen nounced he v.ould offel a bill 11t testify before the committee will ~rhaps a lu.)o the Llndte'1tJ;hs tor a ttip Johnson a lende r mlddlt> ago 0 t hat the'\' would not pa t1c1pa c T us1ha 1e northe1 nmoot. point ted at thls Informal gatr.ering bu l l the December congress striking at WIIJI9.JT1 Tyler Page clelk ,:,f the b' a f<'\\ h om .s The F~ll I Pr vk;tu; deClaraUoru: by M.rs ma.u with Iron gray han and 5pec futtber in discU&Siom; of n ~1 ell 1 ~here fighting ha.o;. takt!u place Japan and China were not the posse6.Sion ot llquQt in the house lnt.roduct!d a new note 'I; ler. dem Jefferson WH!:i du R.t f llt that she WILS wort led tt\Clcs took si1~rp Jr:st e \ cal provlSlOJ\S of the nev. Spa! .t::-1 \uth m the last fe-w da:~s 1s on th.. While the Briand plan wa~ b~ htlme H~ had p.leVIOUSlY made a.td t Tllesd contention oJ the dt:fenst lha t thr ronstttutlon acrordmg to u1 t' X C) 1 8 mese eastrn rallwa} which s tng dllcW!IIed thto ucretarlal. r~· atnown he Would introduce lerteta he today he would not honor nex ~Y a worr td ( \\flS lrytng l n C" 1 change tclq:n pl tllspat h from Julntly ope111.tod b~ Ch1ru1. and teiVE!d a new nClte from. thtt Chin Uon to ban the ~ ot grape con a ~UbP9f1!n& to produce I'OOOl'd:s for to a tluilt)' ve1dlct H e , l!JIIllrid., 1!!1 A!!lal!ll!o!>..,.,.ljl)& tutth>' lill!F!" 1tol lie-~ ' [''"' trlol un..... Q«tel'"d lo do"' , rOifl!(lljl>d jh< ..., ' B""'"'• todsy In Ule):»>nds That dty \\a.~ in UinCJl'iiiti.- , 0 otn'lirlddie ..,.e:tetlifit4!> ,l:ho ..hDU8e .,. r charge that the rovemment MUST Bt J!I."VETERATE of Oc1 Chang Hal Peng Manchu Th• momlnl was ta.ken up with secretar.Y or the new national prOOo AlthoUgh he presented the t:~n: Coroner satd th~ was lf'nf'AI!:t::1 In a frlvolom; ~rf SMOKER P:iv.~- eonveraatkma amona Ult hib1Liorl ~d ol atratejy m a l lleirn !'XP"nse rtJportB 'i or .I., ~ar•tl lh t I doubt but that Mn Ward kill" d r.utlon Col••mbu• 0 Oct 17- INS- 1ian rebel leader Kelugees frotn Tslt.slhar declared n Japanese mm ~ ., deleptes shar~ letter to H enry L St even.s 18mlth Democrat~! heaaed oy I~ h th h Jd8n WJ 1 llw children a.nd hetll"lf ()apone was dl 'llllt"rt 1.0 ~111 n Fancy sulutatlou arc ~ti ll black ta.ry lo18ln esr.01 ted Gen Chans; Loi'd Reading British fot"tlgn National commander ot the Arn·ICP Cannon to the rrand JIII'Y ge awaye t:e Prc-sld nt he:~:~~ ~~~ ~~~<:l~~fe w~~k~nt~~~:~~ cq{nt HP wor~ a ttamv J'incn b:lt~ Ut~ted b). Hugh Herndon Jr the ac1oss the Chme8f' enatern laii\\D J. reeretary convened for hnlf iLn erict'!:1 L.e~~~ qu1"t1ont!d r t~e ~ -:::,he would not IJO so {ILJ I the Jefferson turned and st•t~n < t said she had often th -eatened o ~~:reel I suit tan ~l:.eots lo h:;l~~ "1 A Paclfir flyer \\hose fitst \\ur d~; ar zone Anotl~e1 Japane~ e mrlltary tta.lr. hour with BriRnd plor nct e ?~ e w,e Devot-lot con•-• B'·ho C Ill th the stricken ve~~sel It rtach ctl kill the ohlld•••• al d I eJsci! u.ud hbud~ socksda.nd Bh choo I' te ter n successful CIOAAing Wf'll' 1 mediate! &Ct"r tlus meeting g an a 101) recen .... '""' P annon 1\1'!:1&. ng e spe b he e diamon Wt&lc e. n s rung g \C me 11 ci(!:aret 1 kl wus today teported to hale pene 5 m Y pnitton &hen Y t n ng that he had ttLKI! the cu1tlidges a s hi u ::;t parkled and gllttt>r Here witil Chde Pangborn ton 1 IJ 0 f h tlon b} chargiDK that its action cia.! senate committee wh1ch 1 Briand ~Sent Rene Ma81l g t e had been brought about by an or earthed the failure of his campalrpr. vesterday aftel toon ii'Cm h111 1evo!\ e1 kept !1 the bld ed Every day !or the htst !Oitnlght route to Nf':W York to colk-ct the! t1a tell to Harbin to llw gu~at dis pl•axme of SO\Iet on'ic1als t here French Fo eign office to confer ganlzed and heavily financed con organization to fil e oomoletr I As I he Pr"'~iaent J e fferson ru slu d JOom whel e the :>hootm!l \ RS !WI n !' urt h.- ! n;. won a dlfferett 125 000 PIIZ'"' for th etr flight Audrou es arc rcpmt.cd un~r 11 Hf'l with Kenklchl Yoshlzawa. ch1ef of sphacy of \H!&Ithy wets r.01 ts of contrUJutlons with thect..rk to the rc£(Ue the Topnnec;(' ~h P pcttat d to pre~ent h c1 hom Cl'l 1~ ~ ut but the one he sporl.t'd l tJd do ns gnetang ,. 11 118 construction bv Lhe Japanese at the Japanese delegation BeuaLor Moses ~ Rl of New Han P cr the houiiC prepared for the ft~h~ l'ent cl t u~ final pk 1 It met rng out her lntent1o s was the snapp e!lt of lhe 1 all G ve me (I match K lll and Cha lltChun and brlc ::.: Intematiou&l News Service learn shire polltJca.l dry at the same of his life l:tbshtd Ca1trldges for tht! gun 1~..;wcwr H"' 1 u l'eshl)' bnro( "I a Herndon Hnd Pang>Jo \\r r barracks sullt'd to "mter occupan 11 ed that Massilll outlined to the l tnne delivered a nank atotack on He will ome to washln"t Oomeatonc<> Wt> aJ e tlow smi.. wue loubl.less pu1cha sed b)' M1,. manutHd H P lr~ned I 1 ~<ledu !ed t o leave h .. rc tod~y CJ are know1 to b0 go1ng up at 1 b lk JapanflBf! diplomat Briand s plan t he Legion demand for a prohlb f h hi h r 1 ina fast Our stern Is even with tile ,, rd hil h b •• k el hal• • d 11 ill cc u "r .,.,11 s c 1e oounse1 Rob na w e s e v.us r 1nglllg t he u uu.c 1n a sw1v c • v ng In Ne York Sunday v.her C t lo H1 a fel\ miles south of Lhe for a eommiaston ol scurve ance tlon refetendum by asserting the l H M N tl Th n t hortz n cluldr 11 home flo 1 ~>ehool nct u d Ilene 1 lntf n lv u Jolmsm o ut o the~ v.J ll be grN't£>d b M.tjur Jupat~ headquart-ers at Mukden 1 xplalnlng that Its principal tunc~ country would vote dry because l'r 1 d c c e rs move s ex V " bllll\ • 5 t:l0 1 111 d lt ""a~ In& to Cmonet Kmu Ev ry ~<'at illUhe big ro rile 1 1 1 es J Wnlker 10 111 an anncuncement that t.h tlon would be to superln~nd ful wet& had nothing to oft'er as rm ~(~It to quash the raillr.g when the P1 esidc 1l" Jeff( The body 01 lle fuur )(;II. 0 0 wa s occupied. Ml!.n y lav.) 11 c men lbe 1a amotion Mukden Hatl un 1a1lwa" nm ma)l y flllment of whatever recorrunenda. effective alternative demum-r son itrh ed at the po¥1tlnn H u s ., open~£1 foJ tlaf'tk t!XIav Clunes~ tiona tlte league may make for end Under Sheppard s proposal pos McNeil preparnct to BSBflll cond nf s~l\rct: disclosed no trnce of tl e bo~ lay near the door when Lhe fa IlliG g th 5 lli e~c J 8\NDITS H 1\t'!loiTS I'll H f" circles he1 e ec 1m adml.'iSmn that Cifvela 1<1 Ocl l~- lN '\ mg the crl!Jis In the far east session ol Uquo1 In the home would t llionallty of the Corrupt Practices Yonan Maru The l'lf':ll was qo ronvh ther peered Into lhe lOOm I t. r ~ -----1his Chinere Ol\ ned line has been flam tlng. Clcvcl<u I poll From an auLhoritattve source It beccme a pene.l offense puntshab e act on the ground that conrress that It wa:> hardly Ukely thai sm.gll after waiting in othm PB. IR of I z•rr ON THlr f'ietzed b~ the Japane e 1" r nllr!uclrnA AIT was learned that Japan attnches by ftne and jail sentence He would cannct leKisla.te on the election of Ufe boa1s could have wlth~loo1 il e hcuse surprised thnt ~he lumiiJ I'7- IN "" ea1ch fnr h1 11 lo thlee conditions to wlthdra.waJ of l accompl:Lsh this b}' eliminating the nresldentlul und vice presf4E:IlltJal waves Wat> not to be found fhls u 1llco ~ Fr I ich ha\ u Oct ng Jor Fllko\\Bki us r h er ttoops from Ma.nchurlit lh ~ clause Jn the Volstead e.ct. which electors Th"5e he cla.lms are statf The Talgen Maru and the Ayaha t.d the COlOnel belie ved ha lht" c,l]rJ! b~~" Gn; ~(lp?..,P~ ~~~~ 1 ~ff • dl.'rr anr ba d1t gan g r' permits pUS~~es:slon of lav.fully ac ofllcers Me.ru have joined In ~he seuch a.c glrle were shot !list aud thnt h ~ • ~ '" •T he consUtutlonal question cording to radio advlcts .. Thl~ ptovlsJon ....._y was t n 1ng t o IUD r um l ! r1 05 A Mr todRl on a Hliht to day was reportEd wou nd{'d 1 Oceupat on of certain strategic qulred liquor 110111 polot.i In Manchuria. I Sheppard contends ¥.88 ~ r1tten which has ncv l! r been mlsed iu a A lll('.ll3&ge from the radio upe1a room when he WBJ! krl ea Captalr Ernst Lf.>hmann "'a~ tr bat! with Georg K kit' Yorkto~n Va Oct 17- INs--.. latt r1 s home according t Wu1d a toolmukcr ha recent !I 2 Dl. ""m•m•nt or Cll 11 "C n Into tbe act to protect those who criminal trial under t h e COJl UPt tor abaard the President Jefferson Th e sun flashed out of the b1 ooct " be en out o f emp 1oymeut Cl(CCJl I or conm and It wa:> till' alfshlp s Ihi tl possessed 01 laid In :.locks be[ore rracU"es act is expf'cted ultima~ 1aatd M.nch...-10 sweep If t hP York 11 e1 h ere today tnm t:r lid fUgl t t St. ulh A It c EGYPT tt h tr rear.h the Supreme Court Wt'! round nothing but the deck cccaswnal miscellaneous jobs Tl this ,enr Nc \ York Oct ROll l?-ND lNS- With and called to acLJOl the lllush lous 3 Certain economic nght.'l tn the dry la.w became effective cludlnl (&I exploitation 01 mines was not designed he holds to leg Whllt> the s"nate oonunl tee lead from the Y~nan Maru We family came to ReesvUle a Clmtot tk- 1 lwo flauQh f CrlOiia J~ sons of Fnmce England and Am 3 u and <bl the right to earn out r a 1 allze supplies obtained since- tfien I htaded by Senator Nye fR l of 1r.ruiS£d In "!ideuing drt'k abJI t ~~~~:n"g"t"o'n "c ll ~~:s !~null ...~.' "ll ln.... Mrs Dm oth ) c:.:~ r c1ica the Govern01s uf thl.' t h 1 1 1 proPQ6e to amend the Vol North Dakota maintained during I three hl<urs with two Japan c>ti v~ '"' "'.. " dow {f 11 ( ,.. tid un J~s tee n nvmal suu road construction roj cs t n r rq l t:S· 1 :.:::.:::.::~;;..:P~'--··-stead act Sheppard said to re ts ine!ltlgat!on of Bishop Cannon rels Nobod}' found anything bu t Monroe In Hl ghiRJ li co l lV '>t va F lrcpe to nd t 0 entatlves who a\\oke lu contmu.e move e.ny doubt that possessron or that fhe anti Smith Demoorat.ll logs May U e ~ S Con t e Oramte their part in the> celP.bratlon of th (' makint or llqum oonta.ming more lcampa.l~ned for drv /ICnators a.na J ..,_. -Oct 11 INS A S,. nl ~n~e1 to ll"'""nd R year In 150th amuversar} celcbratJon t! l than one half of one percent Is Ule congressmen tbe, mdlctmeut eon FlR£ Ar Bl ( KJ. l F. I !\Kl: Bar duskv 0 Puslll ar d EP:l pt ,.,... the battle wluch msd.- t he colonie:> - - gll.l Grape concentrates used for ens 011iy Plesldentlal electOis A Bucke~ e Lake 0 Oc t 1 - lN b - v Hllrt of accidental death was ex On t he samf" bnR t was Rollalo free Baton R.iluge La Oct 11 ~INS l be\er&Re purpose~ are both a tech Dmlng the oomltleeR Inquiry Despite efforts of \OILr te e n ~ pected to be returned hen! today b\ Colnnn 111m aetcr '"ho s ra ro Lord Cornwallis dest'l!ndant of 11 1 h f th n1cal and moral violation of the m~n two 'Cottages at B ICkt' H Ln kr ICoroner Paul N Squire Ill I le 11 From t e bod)' po tic o e sover I law Even the maltina: of conceu Miss BurroUghs treasurer ol the park had been d~stJO\"d b 1 c death of Peter Mazza 32 who v.:.~s a l1 o 11onth.-; trp t o s the 1 the English E11.1l found hlm ~el most popular overmght fo!lowm :; cl1n state of Loulsia.na. today haa tl!ltes to be uood for bevel ago P u anti Smith Democ1 ats and H<>v J Washb gton Oct 17- INS- R here toda. at a lu ~ f :,;HOC 1 shot and killed b} hu, br< tht'l h 1 Fr:~ and IIR \ his speech }estetday at the de ct risen an eighth official claimll lt to I poses 1 Illegal Sidney Peters secreta.1y both de I peal or the redcrat air hlghwwy r:~t by Alberty SfldeJ ana M F Hn u the ~wamps n 11 r Huron 15 mmutoos co.tlou ot a. memorial to his 111 !ucc 1 add rwther conrusto l to Lne hotl The drive to obto.in a \\et decla fled the authority ol the committee undet which the ~overnment con Luther the b IIC ~, V. £ e ~ a f nfter the duck huntmg ,cas END IS HASTE ancestor 1 1 disputed que11tlcn of who 1s gove1 ration tram the American Legion I'Ihey may be clt~d fot" contempt by tritJutes 1e1mln.rly $1a600000D Ill by , parks H nprr t'ti yestef(lay eacberf\ I Govu nm George White was call • t:t upon to JOin the Legislature to Comm11110n "'"'• oo me mea ns or state Aid ;~xo;::~ 1 ~,"" '~, 1 ~~~at~~~~ ·~~:;:,"1 On TROOPS TO STAY FIREWORKS- .0, •• 'l JAP~NESE ~ESS£l , d•hon•R!';~;t/apan MHny LIKELy I Oft-YC- Tfl-STRIK[Iw;:~~:,;e~uc~.e ~;:~i~ed iJ BACK AT wETs Comma LEA YES NO NOTE SUNr,1\ HAVE AMONG CHINESE Al' CAPONE C~Sl I~ NE~RINC END Be C B~ T! e pup Jl.lii.J IJ cs npl o 1 hue that lhe ofhce " un ~,;P. a re t ~ ~t re ( t:ma 1df1 !I a ro 1ger Man hu uan po l cv 1h po hei' h,nc t:a m d p ubhcatlo o \ del.l:u b f t1 t' arrests Co unt Malunu MIU51('1 o f the Irnp 11al HOU.'>LhOld r pri'Kt: te I Ja111 fl V rl';l 11ies an I has fllli d I } mpOJ tft nt <ilpiOII IRl C 1)01' S 44 De- Dry ~ews Flashes J ~ · hostilities ~ .lljGhf ·- I luu I " I "" SHEEP LII'IED COATS Leathe1 ette Coatsfheep-skm hned- That • are gua1anteed le'lkproof -and w1ll not peel m ' crack - w1th remforced pock~t~orduroy fac- Rayon Silk and Cotton, mgsM't~d'• SIR 31 to ~ fancy patterns-a fortu- Bo7 J '"llze 8 &o 111 nate purchase forBLUE CORDUROY OCTOllER sALE A PAIR COATS Wtth fme - ~e~p skr'l WOMEN'S OUTING hmngsFLANNEL NIGHT MEN'S SIZE $1j.29 GOWNS BOY S SJZES $?.29 Full cut regular sizes and extra Ia• !(e s1zes stnp- 151 Patterna and Plain colon ed Outmg Flannel~are­ ABC FINE PERCALE fully neatly tailored and A wonderful clothfmtshed. wonderful patterns, guarOCTOBER anteed fast colm-- full 36 SALE mches Wide and 80 square count--for dresses - for Another Sbipment paJamas-for q1.1lt&-We Modem ONYX Enameled W are-Lar11e Combtneta have sold hum!reds and and 14 oual1 Di•h Pam. hundreds of bolts of this fme cloth ocToBER SALE C A YARD• ·~ MEN'S COA.'11 f The'r.e t~o' 'hnond SWMTERS new additions to the n.JJ·'-' Button front, two pock- lme of fme dress goods-. ets-sizes 36 to 46, black JUSt amved "Ra)shp" and wh1te heather-blue -yardwide Rayon for and whtte heather and Princess shps m 9 colors , small tweed design!I-All at '50c: A Yard cotton-long weering - "Eleta Taffeta"-in 11 colors for dresse9-{!]ips SALE -robes at $1.00 a Vel 19 are• LOCAL BOYS IN COLUMBUS JAIL I 10% to SOc ___ Oolumbua 0 Oct 16-INSOrien Wince Ra.rmond Smith and Ollie Gruner all of Meigs eounty wm bound om t.o the Pede,. I grand jury here today aftler the) pleaded guilt)' to a charse of steal lng meatl from a Chesapeake &: Ohio tnltn at Pomeroy last Apl II AU three were aent to the Prank lin county jall to await actton by the rrand jury In Deeember when they were unable to furnish term-S~ SOc I l FOOTBALL! _,_ Block pattti'M auil IOc In the l9c ~ 'Natco quaUtr f8 b; BD lneh alae- A PAIR COHH£CTION! ONE POUND BAR FOR ESMOND ROBE BLANKETS "Sm1thf•eld" quahty:double wov(1n--Uouble bed sJze-All New patterns-suitable for automobiles -- coirches and bed covers SALE $7-~4 The New Nuhdli R EADERS NOTICE-If JOU want the Newa Ofliee of The Daily Tr•buae, call 236-L, 1f the B•mneu Of6c:e aok for 202-R .. mHlll.l Congress ' "BIG JESS" LINED OVERALL J.A:.CKETS Stzes--36 to .50--extra full cut--tnple stitched ~hrte back blue Demm w1th fme striped Mackinaw hnmg, corduroy faced collar--fou~ large poc- l .. flnancl.ng t~ public schoOl co.lling Read it over--Check the items you are interested in--Visit E\rery Department in the Store Now During Octobet Sale. Coats, Dresses, Hats, Furniture. Rugs, Blankets, Underwear, Muslins, Dress Goods, Gloves-Below are Listed a Few of the New Arrivals for October Sale. !tat Dick are beginning to bear fruit In Jncrettse<l attendance and a.ddiUons to the church Mr Dick whose outstanding work In the pulpit and on the Chaut11.u qua platform as a lecturer ila :-~ gained tor him a n ational reput.n tion preached powerful dl:;c()ur~es Wednesday and Thur~day ~v n lngs on E.Bsemlal.s or VlctorJ und Laboren with God respect!v(Jy both evangelistic etrorls being prln clpally approp1Jate for the ~:h rch membership HI& topic tonight IPrlday' I~ Ex ceedmg the Spted Ltmlt 1 he se vlceJ will continue throughout tile mor1th ovP.r two B1.1ndays His 1~~.: ture sermon Sunday nJKh t will 0t World Clvntzatlon Hulldmg o Bu~ers ol ClvlllzaUon - 8 O'dock t~tmpa:!e:ho baa been IU 1l IU~b' Tf -·----------------- fam.U7 ILBERFELDSOCTOBERSALI ---- EVANGELIST DICK AT LOCAL CHURCH I Oh" uDIVersity • • Will Entertain EdUCat 0 r 8 So08 Saturday Nlabt nTorh··~ted rf~~!eli I Add~ and dtfllousslon <f th e a.neral theme 'Chrlllttantty and th~ S.l Crtsls at the Lhtrte"'nth an 1 Ohio Putor s Convention IW'Y 19 21 wll be dl,ectly relat 10 l.o currt!nt ec<~nomic and soctUI , • conditions Rev H,.. L H•nthorn• repreaenta.ttve or tfle ministers or thll county on lh• ........ m Com rq_II\!Je o! the convention announc > t'?, Prld&y The Ohio Paator s Convention T eae.hen of Th 1a Sechon ~d a,y the Ohto Council of C~\J;rehes hut manared by a re State to Meet Latter ~ntntlve oommltt~ of clorgy Part of Oetober ~ 11 an lnterdenomlnaUonal I JBtherlnl g"'n to any ml~tlst er who Athens Oct~The city of! iWIJ!ten as a .,ember and tbe loca c:fi"'lnnan h~ l'b lead a large de Ath~r s and Ohio UnlVeuJty will be Jeftatlon from U1ill county to the ho.~t to teachers of thh; &ec t on of the qtate and to several not£d ~tCu January convention at Cleveland ~aton1 when the Bouthell8ten Teachers Association meets h ere nnnuul scss101 Or.tober 29 ana :JO I Fm cmost among those slal.ed to addren group or general nssoc1u tlon meeUniJl'l are D1 William Me 1Andnw ~ 11Lor tlw Edueatl nnl R vie w and School and Soclet~ Dr Lois CntTey Mru;sman t: a I ye•P,rday'• paper 1University Dr Joy Eh 1 rColun Mm Serv·ll·well Grocery editor the National Education As soclatlon Journal M186 Anne Shoe .adnadmaker preeldent Prog1esslve Ed 1 cation Asaociation Dr W E D n l(lg president Ouklalld City Ind Collf'le and B 0 Sklnne1 Ohio SOAP 4 13c State Dlrectm of Educntlon I nr McAndrew Is a former sehool Sho111d Have Been supt rlnl<!ndent of Chicago who v ts I removed by the city s form r n a 1 r I 1WUUam H Thotnp8<ln for allege(] pro Brltl.'!ll sympathies 1 Other a&•loclaUon lipPil krrs wl o are weH·Imown ln the tleld or edu· J WI: OLA.DLT MAKE THIS cation are Mills Mary Ra din cu 11umbla Univert~lty Dr A I~ M CORRECTION New York University Prot R s The Datly T r1bune. Pltr.gerald University ot Tenner> I see ond Dr E E Lewis Ohio Stat oo !' Univel'tllty w w Ankenbrand superlnten·l l dent of the Athena t:ny o.:nu... to preakte over the meeting Mr I ADk, nbrand Is president or 1hro southeastern Ohto Teachera A.8ac:Je.o ·;;__ iatlon i dauahter Mn Jeff Oelt ..ud John Schaefer on Mulberry Ave I tASTO~ TO MEET IN CL VELAND SOON!""" ~e ~:;o-~ 1,:m.::u~:y vt:'-8 ~~·= Have You Read the 4·Page Advertisement f!.n1! FOR I::. "'...:::'~.!?.'"mo"":' I GJLULAN SUES l For Money Alleaed Du e Wyatt G. Plantz Ettate C E OUlilan a• executor of th Jut Will of WYBtt 0 Plantz sole IIMlef ot the Plrst otty Bank un I~ \eel of Pomeroy Obto ptaJatlfr .,. OBcaJ' WMrr • .,~ WIUlam Weber defendanta for mon tf .onl)' Will filed In the common plea~t court Thursday afternoon Th• plalntltr claims a.n amount o! l128 2t1 due and aaka for Judurnent bt Ulla amount with 8"A lnte1est - - - - - - - -'- - - calle~ re- l ~~rth:f =!dn ~~::: ~~~~~e :~11 MIS~~ ere ! AtlentiWl I J81 Ariaina Jn Smt'tb £"-tate ~ A aust. Personals i Eleanor-;::h was elected 'Ml=yKarr and dall8hter Elea be JJmmy 11treet In Middleport. Saturday Oct of U: Btud... nt Oovem I part In the Fall Pestival which 1s at Parkersburg Diatric:t Seuaon to obcr 11 has been made here menl •····lat'·n or Ba'"· "'e"k beln&: held there this weell: ..........ay even..... N Clark fermer Pomero~ hl!!h r.rhool Th d -" b """"""'" w "'"'"' ...., .... _ A R ClUlon at I 0 O.F Hall ext e stu io will be managed Y Creek COllege Thl.s entitles Me;~ Mr and auD were Mrs Mary Jane Mantor o r eo• athltt t> Is do ing In tht' WR) ul ath Elmer Compton who attended t he Bmlf.>l to a membership In the Blu-~ vi!ltors at HunUnet.on Prlday lumbWI is here villtinl her dalllh Monday N•cht lletlc.s at lhe Merittta CollegP IIUno1s College of Photography It f rh 1 1 1 Mrs Ella~ who has been visit ter Mn E w Peoplea and family Recently Jhmn~ \.\t.~ i vcn 11 will be eq lipped with all first cl.a.ss ~e~ :~~~it~ :~;!Yct~u h~e~oot lng at the home ot her brother on Butternut Ave h 1 f h I I photograph y equipment matmg 8 ~ David Geyer bn B utternut Ave and ll(n; Cbarle• Edward, Th e dlBtrict sc oo o t e m chance U> appear on the fin;t trlng po lbl bette I ,.._ C Mrs Floren~ Stnlth postm ll lt "'ss accompanied them IMrMr William P'os8 and .,._ Dtllon proved Order ot Redmen will tK: I ss e r serv ce wu· omp ot Pomeroy S ~ D. held at the 10 O.F hall at Court lin~ up as an end a n d now he hold fl ton has announced several !Specials Mr Char,. Hooper or New York cross were visitors In HWltlnaton and Ualn streets hen! Monday Oc 1tmth as a 1rguJar at that po tlon for the openlnw; day InclUding en MW Helen M"f'S went to Charlf's Mr and Mrs Ed Caillsle ot Canto Friday tobtr 19 It was announced b) local He has shown rp extept!C!lally well I WrgemenL!i and Kodak tl.nlshmg ton f'ven lng to attend th~ t n aJ Ml and Mn; H C Brooks Hattie I Mrs Emma Jividen Is qtrlte 111 at omeers of the organization I r hi plttJ a mi he v;iJI be In the Elsewhere In thlll , lssu the opculng ot Mrs Frank Fisher an Fllli~Broo~ and Be:tUe McVey of Pleas her home below Racine A very Interesting program ha.s start'na Une up when the M&Iietta day speclaU:i are nun craWd afternoon ant Valley and Mrs Horace Smith Mr a nd Mn Noah Crabtree Mr been arran"ed for the evening t team Journtys t o Cl Jclnn t1 1o M ~ Ad~Je Schoenleln lett f rl Jr and baby ot Hartford sprJnt and Mnl Jeff Payne Mrs Ruby which will begin at 7 oclock with meet that University elt>ven dM Y ror Dtftance where she v;lll be Thursday with Yr and Mrs Chas Christian aon Buddy or Owensboro (, IJe hour of vocal and lnstrumental Jimmy wHI be remembered h t: r MARRIED HERE ll!P. guPst of M1..11 Allee L ~ ., Ru:; IRu~s on B reezy Height Ky are hen! vbitlnl Mr and Mrs mmic by the 0 T Ohlinger tam aa a member ot the loca l hig h st ll l) e com in we ek Mr a nd Mrs Oeo'ge Hogue a nd J B Conley ot MPulberry Ave lly At 3 0 clock IL parade will be I school footba ll team and also as The marna(ll.' ceremony nf F.vnr g family of De troll havt b~n vlSit. Mr and Mrs Noah Crabtre were started headed b the J o U.A M It he ('!lptu.ln of I he ch amplon.sh1p ttl Cline and Miss Faye Bater ot Dr and Mn M D Hat~ nge1 ing their parents on Union avem e I recently married and a re here en drum corps of Middleport Plel t y basi d ball team 111 1921:1 whi ch won Al bany I\ as pe1f01 ml"d <>!~ ~v H lef r J 1 cl!::} m rn ng !cr Uol umb us for the pafSt week: The} left Fnday rbute to their horne belnB an ex of mw;lc will be rurnlshed hy the t h e co unty and district champion L He nth om e Thurliday at h is Mr a nd Mrs H c Kremblhl lm+;.rnlng ror Florida Itended honeymoon Asee,.hanoc Tribe quartette and the Iship to work their way Into the nna hom" here fhe couple returned to and Mr and Mrs Geo ge Kreinbihl Gilbert Wcelui attended the fair Mrs Jacob Com Huskers of the Athenll Tub Itournament at Colum bus t h at yea1 JAlbany follo v. ln!l t he ceremony and cane Friday tu visit ovct tht: week Iat Lancaster rhursday Bowel'8 A mort bWiineSK session wtll be belcre they were stoppetl will make their tome there en l with Mr md Mrs 0 B Krein Mr and Mn George Koehler week rrom h eld with R F Arnold district I --chief In charge followed by an ad'I dre86 by L E Miller past great Sachem Oeorge Johnson 1oca.l vlollnlst will present The Devil B Drean accompanied by W 0 Clark lowed by a reading Noah and Ark by Bert MarLin The Bram will be brought to a with a supper being served at 11 o clock at the hall t ,.. ___ .. __ u) ee tng f TO OPEN STUDIO An 11nnounce~ ot the opening 11 t. TATE f~ J!:(LHI S THO I THA. Js u 11'1 S9C • ° ° CELEBRATION AT YORKTOWN GOES ON 1 " 1 - I I I HUNTER KILLED BY I BROTHER IN SWAMP MANY ARE Af!J"ER LOUISIANA JOBS I FEDER "'L AID ACT b REPEAL IS URG£ J no1 The latest challe nge to Om.urnor Huey p Longs right to serv the state as (Ln official is directed on hi& position as United StaLes se 1a tor Joaeph C Land of Shreveport an unempoyed contractor iit.ppeal ed as the latest claimant and took the senate oath He !laid the job Dinwiddie cllQl'KCd was mad the senate through the Amettcn.n velt!rans as _ _ l'!Cclatlon for repeal of the Et&ht I VIOLENCE CONTINUES ecnth amendtnent which spent I Madrid Oct 1'1- IN8-Attempi1J $125 265 and worked a year to ac I to burn convents at Bilbao Sa.ra compllsh Jts purpose The associA goSS& and Oviedo and rioting In lion wa~ organized for the express Valladolld In which nearly a SCOIC purpose of pushtna a wet reaolution of person:; were Injured ~ay throu1h Lhe Legion Dinwiddie de 1 marked the continuance of rell clar~ alous disturbances in Spain I ~ was vacant year to Mlltch state funds Mil t "" mre~ In oongreiSI!I by Rep Kend ~ i CASHII:R HEART VICTij',l R) of Penn&ylvanln Jw ~:a11 t Zanesville 0 Ocl 17- lNI'i Ida) "the act he said WR( expan Puneral arrangemcJ W; w IC b~ l0':4 ded by adding fRO 000 OOC over ~ made h ere toda y lor George Brown three yeill period to p1ovide unem i'l cashleJ of the PuHt 1 & 1 plovment Savings Bank whl 11 h l<..m aed l :G I ~ ndall designate d t he a pproprla.l yeam ago A he Lrt attllr.k r.a ufled h is tlon as ll pure ~1ft ~ hlch d"e ... TIO death telate to governmental flUlct1on~ Evo Msz:r.R w1dely knov. n ligh t weight boxel told the corone1 hf shot hls brother wlu:n he almed nt a duck which tl.ev. over Pf't£r s head just as he fired The brothrrs had KOne into the maehlttnds yesttrday mnn 1tns tn be on hand whcon t he re.IWl olfi cto.lly opened Bank R bbe C h 0 Ar co ma Loda a nt rl ath "'l he 0 fS t! Jieua to bE' on :uattu r.:r h lr Unabir. tc tak:t' eithEr n n f li l to combat th poisons vllcll Hllf ra vagm !!: t 1s weakrnf'd bo{l:\ th m -Pl'it t conti nued to lOSt ~rr. d 1 Poaae at New Carhale Over· h s I ng ana V+h::.nt b tt l f l ie take• Trao, Capture <l aug t, ne K"ll d I e COS\ t:~TIUN F.NDED Men, Recover Caah Tdclio 0 Oct 11 INS- WHh 1 th bu if r "crmeluded ofte N" C -O l1lil tfsclntlcn~ uppclllll'l p 1 "" 111 1IS1e Oct 11- JN8- pa"'~ - .AkrOD On Her Way I( ~~;.";:o g';!,,!:-:::.v~=h~· GREEN PRIX!'JDENT OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, H~"' ' I Bu~:~:~~! 1 '~",~;.:~· ;~·.~.r~~ ~~' Back From 0rnaha t~~:.~· lea."u~ of OUTLINES PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OUT BY 0 RGANIZATJON mo~ '"~::;, ,;,'';~~"r::','" u;~" ~ FORMER CliB OWNER. DIES a the Chicago Na ' £A:) Cubs dead to_ _ day He was 63 years old He I Nmth and Laat Teet Fhtrht owned thf! Cub!! tor eight years • durlnR two of which 1907 and 1908 Tcok Hu11e A1r Dw•••ble they were world champions His I Editor 8 Note - In the followiniJ Into Nebra~;ka !association with Lhe Cubs began article William Green prea:ldent of In 1905 when with the ftnanciaJ the American Federation or Labor Ak 0 ~17-INB-Ffylna be.ckiJtK of Charles p Taft la.te h til ed for Internlltlonal News ron h t lo Cincinnati publiBher he purchucd as ou n b le.ztly through the nil t a a. ldw a controlUng lnttll'est In the club Service the step~! tn be taken y or altitude tlr8hhe 1U ~.. ~uw~Akron ~~Cali lgantzed labor to carry out J.hu :r(l largest a p _... .. over m H t t:>ntly a-:topted at e an 10 on her way back to the han111. t eouver B C convention 81 11 after aotnr rar OtnahaftiJ!Ih MUST I On her 4fl..hour endurance t By WILLIAM OREEN IThhe ~~th allniU. .s't Lo..,u,ls v,oh~· l Columbus 0 1'1-INS-Re Written especially for and copy e -.up v ~ ..... ....., llet durtnr the coming winter for rilhted by I N 8 artc!r mldntRht l.oday h k hlp 000 school children must be proVft.pcou•er B C OCt 17- The Everythtna: on board t e u. s ""d lo1 rJI r th• "---Jean Fed· 11 ---InI to a radio vlded by toWnbhlpe mun P conven .ru,..,. hu JusL was all rirht a\i<N&u. tl dl to a.n au announcement eration on or oLabor which me119qe from the eb1p '1!8 e.ccor ns h 1 d~ tts toM In Vaneounr Tb Akr left h trdock here today by Major E 0 Br•uK t ae cone u 1;\,1 sesa e on er a rretary or GQvemor Georp Wh1tea B 0 1a one of the most important yesterday mOndnC at 6 50 a m on u f tabltiet ever held by organised lal:lor In her endur&Dce voyage whkh l.a to e mergency re e ln.a America. Perh&Jki I had better &a)' d• nt talk ond ow LOCAL GOVERNMENT GIVE REUEF Oct ItO =u:~~"!!d ~~d~:~~g l~~ ~~~~~~1ti:t at~ 8 =['a~lt ~~ol:!:!e a1~Y d~rob:'o':: There was courageoU!liV ra;hen 1 10 before cong:resa il.lJ"' President Hoowr I shall JiO heat te t!d by the fact that 1 llpeak wltl n backing of organiaed the united Ia~ ill in eongress.lnnal hallawtbe ar;rear OOD11J11118 conv;;bes ay d th OUr experts will llave prepare " bOla th'lnl expression to the con atructlve proeram enunciated by this cOnvention 1 know tha.t the sltuatlbll In oongre.88 is tmcourag lb th t th has been a change 1n •·aen "ttmen•,re Thla ehanoe tn sentiment y:lve, us our .~,, h""" In all the yean ... , ....... tbat labor hll atood for prol'rlbl 1 I ~ In my opinion congte:iB ls now 50 closely divided on the question that Wl' may bope for favorable uctlun One o:t the most lmport11.nt mat I ter5 with which we will ha~e to deal Is the lAbor Rltuatlon a t Bou!" del Qa.m It wilJ demand that t h government Lnvesllgate theM" con dltlon& It Is especlall) lmpOl~nt to labor that df!()f!nt working =n dltionli decent housinG dPcen wages be proVided on great gmern ment proJects The whole program the most conlltrudlve a.ml only oompleLe pro l"' ..m ~t orrercd In the present ~.. crlsi&-hll8 been publish economic ed to tbe world As presklent or I lhe Amer lean ederatton of Lllbor s)lall approach the task ree.rle!lllly knowing tbat every American work 1 I :f::"',; wm makt °: btlllo> lollu a as n raol terdlll With thr "' ll tJ t Will lam Upshaw Springfield •• o '"' dead toady mrn ~ lflegatl"~ tc th~ Oh\n '\ !i Ups1 aw \\R!I hct th rough the ab mt t.:r o.r Rl'll l Estate bol His C'Jfl domen and t h D n wh r c ;qe rntt n wrrf' nroutc homf' toda3 cltizena tack up tl e chnS(' af 1 J~.e a nd two companlanii tu•ld u~ r ~OLONS IN DEBATE robbrd the N~ c 1 11~1 Nat 01 Ba t k nf $2000 In R flprmgfifld h r -;p t:l + Ia ~ -nir,l t ht' 11ell fl f'm n Jtmrs uff r Cleveland Oct l'l- IN8-The1r f'cl In his ra e" \l'llh lht' p-:~ssc His Is no ot het IS.'iUC imolvcd than a brc t ler O'~~rgr Up:;:ha\\ ~V!"ll:lV willingness tn t1ade and be rrtend bcol 1 b" the rrowd a Su!JJ 11 I' Clnrk , ('r£' bo 1 llt'ld 111 Ja 1 h" e The ract thllt &viet Russia Is '\ Ovntaklnc- 111 ., men thr lC q"(' j ro mmunlsm based on a hatred of reccv t'f"' atilt:" mme v C:ul 0 Q.<; Gn I ts tiUfflcient !'fason fot not b n R D~tvt n I 1emau shc t Up l't'Cngnlzlng the government qhaw AS th., Iotter Y.a" ~P"Nilnr: Those two 5tl\tem.ents In direct """'"'"' •toN! today as u e fu•t thrf' h ad t!tkel n 1 " h t gh 11f fie d Hf' f rlnrnental points In the argumeQta ~ c RUn rom 11 e 11" ~ m n r~r 11 p•cset>led bv T - 11 States s--a LOr th e posse md ~ hot In sr r cdm s • .. .. .... th itt Jd Smith W 8rookh&rt or lowa an• au or t>s Stl CongreMman Hamilton Fish Jr of hA big ~~ow~ cRl;Pd to thr but~ t ABOUT RUSSIA 4 = =~ la~r ~~~:dt;ror~he d:fn~~ s~~=~h~~~ ~~:.~t ::~~~ :~ :~~ :C: e::!tfl:•~-=~r:I*:K! 1~r ~~t st;enJ!' ~e !:f;'se~~~ :~:n~~ry U;: 1 and. tben ha&ded tnto Kentucky ~~r:a ef::~/~!~ !h~~!:n:~te~ Iambltto\18~ far reaehtn:; and dUll IVolstead act. 1 ~k we ~ swun• orU.ro:"at a~Ule~ tur~phed by townships or municl cult we ban ever undertakeq Tbe 18• : e tu., new liP n Pf;,ll'¥• oeeordlne to Br&UJbt. convention nelther evaded nor ;;h:t.. It Is my Impression both thtuugh rwnal contact with Preslden• ~oover and tlrrouah ad~lce of tltose who knew him well tha t he as well as other hlah IOVernment ot!l.clals loolr. with fuvor upon establishment ol bhe five day wtrek President rHoover has never said this to dlrectly when r have talked with him but I got that definite tmpres slon as have ma.ny others This situation will be claritled whe co ress couvenea It Is our u n e ~ Immediate!\ cause the fn=uctlon lu congres1! of legis !alton and to ·-utc enacltt>ent or "'"· thuc bills-t:!ltdbll~ht 1 tn fiv e da week ro' gove•t .nentemployl$ Y • Newspapers seem particularly in he fedcrntlc. 1 1 tete~t'd tn~e are lol beer of 275 """ l !t..J. .. " d ah r.a on t temperance as ! Jlmlzed mo;vemcnt Xlth for expres 0 canaress I ~~~ :U:tp rtll~~~ unemeployment ston and for belp. a recognize Soviet Rus1a la11t nl&ht e:st~cr;~ gc:rz'\l~e"~;!\ ~~~k rr~ ;;. Hi held her.., flf:srtlf'd th~>\r pm sult w 1en the- 1oh hn s attrmpted to lc:JH' to\\ t � 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 16, 1931