https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/901a057cfbef2ba8d10e885ef57952e0.pdf de9aaafd33299ff479192088abe8b446 PDF Text Text 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 �f II 'IIIII 011 - - - - .,..._ u '' tbo""" Olllt:o •I w ~ 1111' 4lic of.,._ a. 11'111" to+t~OJI n.lll ond -* ~·- Etr,i.yrol&J ~lf<l 011 ~ ._114 W)Mu r-Io!! .,..,.. ta our . _ omd "" - • !!!""- 1D . . ~'"' - IR1ch a Oren ,.. uor '"'tier for po$11o&tloll llttJ "••· a~t~~ou~~• - 1 II I' ,~ cau .... I " •· CWo ., .,. Cit........... ..,. Mllorltll a&o Ill ~Ai cau -~ "" ~ YO\j 40'r "TO CCIMPlAI~ ~~~~~ --::--:::::---.. 1\ be In harnlonywltb iJVery fold and crevi~ John 7 46, NEVER :AN hlwiUIM!i'"- 1 I ....,.,,..:....O..:~OWo 1 lieutenant go\ erno1 ol Lolllistana u1ded and abetted by the third m.ll Who \\ "·~ atJPOIIllt!d by Governor Lon•·"" '' to the governorship of the ~tate IS of such t~tuff as to makl people turn dlsguat l~u · ktc ked around and made the basls of the worst kmd of Unby. phn Is no doubt re their fellowmen •hould be ° Certuml.} there ale IU\\ ~ to guve lll the PTO{t!dUl e un I 1;---------------------------, SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD - -. MOSCOW I pe~Jli:! SE~DALJ FOil's J JJy Slaft C ~t ,',w existence or cul.mped living emu tlons 16 appareut So r.Ja.mped a e mc.at proples q ll -te K ttml 011 ~ whethel the) he tn )1JIVQte hfe OL tn M 0"l ,',~llrP'"ne and driv"'n to sta.y away f om h o n as .. "'wtlJ .... m~~olu~ a leu muchwandering as posstble Hence the al vuL>hc hav e e rna )Ul at I 10 the II eXI8tence th a t am IJI a nhlp Lonetructton about l h t t d the USSR 1 I lion ts tn place tht!lr nume Uefore the pubIc reaar d eDt- fl ":fsa'Pa~C(lrd[:S:arto p~ana rece,PLlY RLc.en If "t.ampalgn has ~en bl t Vln"' thelr un4er wa,l to emove he c 1a nf ho" tt get~ t h ete un f avonl bl e pu 1Cl J. set & comJ)Ieted 1t.ones and substitute as:phu Cll Th~ 'IJ'I :~ C(.CiiU·ion fot t~l8 pr:omif>ed purpo~c aH 1 upa1alan 111 the propoied lll'Qwth dl8 1 m1 1 .. f tr1o who ha\ e Ut!ell CUUSIIll! HII o I th e con f US ion "lld • ct tt. e Rmalan au num n~4u5..-rfJ, I Baton Rou ""e fnr the pu.Ht several L c•l Pi"OdUcUon ct alummum w r ugreea bl e c on d I t IC Ill:\ 11 ti It Is ttattd surpa111 that ot aoy alncl d IYM at e 1 J doullt of Lhi><llk ale c:.uplhllisUc cc.untry by 1931 11.0 I I Hhould be le urnc d by t 1e c tJ wUJ be dooble t~at of ltll pe11.re'"t 0 tlt: g )0 d ICH o n "hl"h " ._ I h c.cmpttllor 11hort Y Lhereaftl!'r 'l'hlll zcnt'ihlp nud II 1t bl ( the pte~ent uproar Wll not avt' tc.reCtllt was made I:!Y ltt tupreme bee n ln \ lllll) that wn c ut the tht P.e 11'1 entttl~d to any fur ~=~~lc,;o~:i~:bi1e has Just bee\i \ II a ~ the wurthwhll~ cr eattalll~ kmd o f t hem th.r Coll ""ldc~atwn at the 1>0l1H and uny t1me any d t h do scl:! k l ttl ce t h e prop el thing t do IM to repu 18 e t em h l et l 1\ c mal ner th tt eve n the~ lfl t h e I r b 1 pzen 111 t! UI.: C " uc:-.s WI II 1 o t mu.:,un d 11!-1t an d the l)(lpular Verdict ALenemy thu• "' 1110\ e thut he days bud X l enormou~ 11 t:l me oVPI a ccr tniJl pe110d of t1me und that he h.tled t '" b 1 t Ien "I 8II 8 ov I~ t p.... ne~ can eJ n 011 " of thest' almost rcaay fo cc c!c"l pa cy Is to IK 11 ILa hot h h d I cl In par II pg a Ium num as 1 et like the Metropolc a < the aavoy t~ the rxpanalon of this arm of In This means t hat 01 ly fo elg ru dustry severely 1r.encles arc accepted ani In prac in urn~t Hltherto ~ hlah ,. .. • Ol&antlc plani.S 101 t1 Lhe p odue I u: 1~e;t"fs \~a~o~:io~ore~:nu : p!O)letl v mukt lf>turn ~ nf lhut mcome dmu,e certam Apec lfieU pf>rl d H In l h~ mettnhmc lhe law Mcollet h ft\11\g' t.:omu d t!IDliH I o1 110 (lle 1 ~ IHl~ k mg m sun I 1g ht o f llll c.Jam Is betnv built Th l premeEconomlcCouncilhasi&aued de to 8..,d up cons tJ. uc tl011 111 or n order that they ma~ be- rel\dY to commence operatlOJUl ne:at Bprl 1" TheDnteperatrbyalumipumplp,nt whtcll Ia due to BO Into prod !Ct.IOJ <.n P.Cay I next is encountering ser loua dlat,cultles In keepllK up with the eorut.ruc~lonacll-edula At th it la three. months behlnd mo:::t days l Local Int erest Whnt makt l'l th e rdnuuy llldiVH.hutl I'IU ~llt:~rhdu nhout t q un hh f r H 11 :-; th{ tact ordmary breaker Without mone) IHHl w1th hn\ hh nd~ If und \\hen they are apprehended genet ally ure l'lenhml ed tn prt...m for theh .. ~ , Hh ortconllt 00'!-; \ \ h1le th1!'( kllHVt! amon,...e kna\ e8 hask:i m the light d I)Ubltr.at\ Hnd IIIMteud of hemg OHtracfZP.d tf not Col1demned 1!1 hntu zett and set up H I'! nn example lo t L11e you th o f l I IHI ( I us a 1 N LII Y t-~ucce~~ f II I Cllffi e baron who !:;COu t s 11.1\\ " Jl •I Ct> , ffi( 1al~ uno m fact the govern ment Jt~ e ll It 1 ~ 1 e mu k tble that u man w 1th hi~ 1 ecord known by ., , I twltl ••k ol 1h• mo~t fla~~" 1 ant 1 lh I t I lifW' ttJ" rall.. re --- to Jt.eep lfP With th plot '+' -ll'"- At the preMnt Ume Bavlel fty tnr equipment comes laJ"Bely f om abroad • o o No city In the world cal boast " f dt ~r crowds em the ~treets "apltal 01 the r1111ao ...a..Jm lh.n ••w~e" v .......,. rr early mornlnJ unUI !Jte at ni&hL the popu~~on or l40$Cow moves ~lowly bact :w,d fru"th alonK: very str.. t of •nY Importance In tile city SOme havt> bathed recently many have not hw 11re clad fretthly 110 1!Ct! H nd . _, " " .. The crowdl fill the sidewalks jam KUrt )oct "l c eJH 111 t:-.captnl.{ C\iely net Jaad for bJM con tM £treet c1us unLII newacome 11 can barely aet. a toe hold on the vtctlon H t 1c we hs\ t n mun "' ho IS regarded Rl!l the 1ttader lowell• 11tep and a:ather in Jnpenetr among lcad c Ham tg men who kall opponen~ and enc able aroupa btJfore any and cvep lnci~ent of Interest m1M~ \\ 1th a~ 1 ttlc: l mplllH tlon lih the mottt of UA 1:\Wat a A shop wlndow a rallrdad Ume 'r C IU~h u m ~'~4Ull and nnthtn" 1~ done aQoultt Jn tablt~ Jtoated Gn a billboard a bt qk fly ~ " tp dcw:l a~tomoJ: I• or twc "xpcltu a~e~d a gre.\lt go\ e tnment l1ke uu1 own ts movtng ever) ~bw cltiloral splices t'l bl.lnw tra I flkl t 9 a atandl~tu Qwntg to th~ i~lll)[ hut lhe J.~(.'d\:1 ul hualdm.g I{) Chicturo to Obt~~ttn HK ma!U' f;ar•leas p.nQ IIOI'fletJnl s aun cpnvJctlon 111 an IHCOJ11.0 e vaston c~se ~rter a 1reat atat• lep~ f~de.trUtlll' \n the MP'Ith ~hern U}s.e 11qnois has virtually ndm1tted thftt 1t c-.n rwt ftx an) =~~:=;:,uac~ess~~!Yo/;~t tllf! numet Qihl nameft known to have peen COJllflltlted by t~qm ~\UtQn Tht din 18 tremendoUII '1 • • • 'tl ~ orders lo h'm In t4UCh ~ manner that a convtcllon ~nJ re11aona tpt.ve t~ep alven "f ~ be secured To R~Y the le~•t Cl •m e has acq1eved ~ ~081~1Dp m uur 1081 th k )flW al..jd1mr citj h llljld 'l'ilic cause• •ane c 1tl IPIJ " ~ v. z'~ns to stop and constder JU•t \\hat tl>e outcQme Is tp be L ..J f th t..: .... ( n '!lrn~~~ mur~ererll app, l!lams of t~e Capo!'• stripe i'" l r f ..,j.~ d h tit" (i\htnl w bHt are we g"OJ11i to O a ou • I The Dixie E1 semble 930 Pop lar Cl.\1ford Hood and wife of Cin Cal remarlted lAconically as he Washington Progtam 10 00 Paul Whltemn.n s c1nnntl who are visttlng re1aUves turned back to his newspaper Mrs But those who know her best IIJ.Y Paint Men 10 30 Clara Lu and here were visitors In Columbus Frl Coolidge 1n tellinr the story to that she will do neither tb.at lihe Em II 01 The Radio Reporter day Edwin Hood accompanied !rlem frlen& said she would never for will gober quiet amused tnde~ lllil Slumbe M tsic 11 30 Russ 1here for a. wee k end vll'lit with hl.s give him dent way enjoying and lau Colu bo II tfi Jack Denny s Orch p&rents 'Mr and Mrs Grant Hoc ~ Al1ce could have gone Into pou at one of the greatest show: on 12 30 an Jeo.n Ooldkettes Orch at MimmwlUe tie£ a lonr ttme ago But always earth the Washtngton clrtus WON-Chicago 4l64 720 8 30 M M Peter.s of Oautpolls il t he - - -- pn Betty 1u d Bob 7 00 The Sng new Bupt of the Weste 11 ano ing Lad y 7 30 Oh 1 r Dance 8 05 Southern Insurance office her e ana~~~-- ______..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Loule s Hungrli Five 9 40 Earle Ham Nichols has t ee n transr Ired ~ B 'r e lt s 0 rc h 10 I< tn u Dance I n to Ne!sonvIlle fl~••• 10 erlude lO 30 Clara Lu and Em Mr and Mrs c H Ohlinger of 11 30 Wayne King s Orc.h 12 30 CCilumblJa are spendina the week am Tweel Hogan s Orch Earl end wltJi rt!lltlves ~· ILr o ua.,t•ury n Burnett 11 Orch and Art Ka.sels Bob Roberta Rttctu:Si:d a looh::ill If"~'"!: '1.:;'~~'\: 'lf r o: "'~ Orchellta gam<> at Athena Ba~urda" l--------~.,.. W1AM Cl 1 d 280 10101 wII'" ' eve a! ..,.rrt the 1' yea .. tJid "On pi ur u 30 pn v m nese E1Uoemble 7 oo atfd Mrs Lawrence~ Btnlth of Lee Morse 7 30 Nick Lucas 'J 45 FlrBt Ward is v•ry lll 1 h e Oo 1dber!{ll 9 00 National Orch Mr and Mrs Dayton Roush of 9 30 Cl1b Volspa.r 1000 B A Leta 1t Falls wet• bus,,,, vtolto" Ro 1fes 01cl 11 05 Mu.slcll.l Bule her e&turda" t n Board 1 15 J es6e Cmwford Mr and E F:mtana · 1130 Jan Garbers Orch 12 oo m spending a tew ~ys with relatl;:"', Mldn ght Melodies 12 30 am Vin In Oalllpolls c nt Lopezs OrchesLta 11om to Mr and Mrs Edward F •I OCTOBER Jlil OSwr an 8 :t pound daughtel Bat trday morning ~t l7 WABC-i'iew YOlk 3486 8tKl 8 Mr and Mrs Arthur Rousl 8 1 Mo nlng Muslcalr lO 30 Qwct fam h of Cclumbu.s came Baturda• I 1 ' 1 Ht~.rmonies It 30 Voice of St o Vi8lt over the week end with rei Louis 12 30 pm"' lnternaUor.al at~vcs B "OadcasL 12 45 Cafe Budap-2st.h W Ladd of Gallipolis VII.& a .. Sons of Ell 3 15 New York Bym business visitor here Baturdcn pi ony 01ch 5 34 Popular Revue Etrrel Davia 1eturncd to hls em 6 Ch cago Knlghta 7 30 Novelty ploymeot In 8chltf.egel shoe store 01ch 8 15 Bympb.ony Orch 9 afte1 on at:sence on ace unt cf 111 u P to d a..,., '" draw 1ng rooms n;:~w have concrete tl.oo11i The cocktaUs Popular Ptogram 9 30 Rolltanccs ne~s Misl'e !:Iizabeth sa 1vage H' n bun>holeslnlhe--""etones of the Sea 10 CorcerlOrchl030 ......... 1 T e Oa choa 11 Btrtna QuaJtet Orne \\illamsa dM~oryBilgwho 11 30 F(.ed Ntchols Orch 12 Ed a1e atte1 ding Ohio 8tate UniVt'rsity --~sc~~~e It, Please die Duchln s Otch came Fliday to vis t ll elr parr.nt Pablle lmPJ'O'I'emeD$a Some people Just CIJ.l t help tell WJR- Det10it 400 7fi0 o am over the week e1 d Vacation clauees are now belna ina: falsehoods They 11 ftb on the: 1 written ln. marrlaae llcenaea. To1 c PlcLUI""s 1 pm over Jordan _ sUght.est prevarication 145 Thea t1e Hour :.!30 Popular _. --o 1ch 3 30 Old BonK Singers 5 30 Alm11htJ Dollar The Unfair Su Sodal Uinta M slcal Showman 'l Popular Pro fol st till r t I'Xfll'lli'li n the The pre\ty uttle sWnosrapher lt s all rtght to hl:'Ye upholstered gJan 715 A NiKht It Parts 7 30 Aln glly Oultr Js "''''lie'' 10 who "'ants over Ume tor klisi.ng chairs in the dining room but the Th Th Ba u u h guests shouldn t be overstuJ!ed e r ee kers 8 Poputa.r Me \\i •~I U!l;ton lr' In It 11 rnund a t e boss after Hve o clock odles 815 Radto Hour e 15 Stag his A c 1eolc \ 11 f' tllllllsl e l In Pll. ty 9 45 Slumber Mualc 11 183 • l ....lflable H0111.LcW. A famdus historian tells us that Mount.a I Met 11 30 Russ Col When a fellow 111 110 la!Y he Atlas was a ~eallhy man and hlred umQ.o 11 15 The South B~a la 1 IN LOVING MEMOBI I Pr&Y• tor an earthquake so that be I & caddie to carry the wmld on hls IIILndlll s 12 He~ry Theis and Hls wont ~Ye to knock tbe ashes otr shoulders OYrehork '64"'60 8 Of Charle!lll V.rroU Prfcda who hl.Ji cJpr Oar Own--v •••• I \; A Wrono he {' • ....,.,;. . . , . . ,. ;,. _______ 'tt MI'8 Ian I I I ~EI~;,naN'·"w IMelod .. .. ., Died u Odeber 18 ttzo Ho 9 The B"lladeers 10 Ca......, CrJUcs Bo1thtand Sk et.ch es 10 30 ~Huma n •-1 .t.n~kl.a The dead are never dead unt 11 _. nas arel) t u •e on1Y Bells 11 Neapolitan Days 11 30 The oue• the" lc\ d their love ones who have fancy appetites OCtOBER 11 Tales 12 Spatklets 12 30 Echoes fo-et J Even the caws nowadays want tlleir or the 01lent 1 Set vi p • ., a 1" mowed WABC- New 'Yo k 3486 llliO 6 ce roif&m W~ nay net Unger on tne hill ~ pm Dov-e Abfl\n s 0 ch 6 30 The 2 15 Jack Pettis Orch 3 Wa.yue Wbere we must leave tltem Bon Bonti 6 45 Tht: !lots 1 Bmg King s 01cJ 4 30 Wonder Pro sleeping-yet Ar.T li(ram 3 Oems 'l In The 01 01'06by 7 Ia Popula Orch 7 45 oa.m As i't'88l'8nt as the violet Mortm Downe> R Band Concert h g 8 Eddie Culver D 45 PopLJlar That bl--· above them rain;--·after Mr and Mrs ClyQe ;.lays ot 811 Slngln San 9 Popular HoUJ Program to 15 Ted Weems Orch lO 15 Sunday at Beth Parker 6 HWl~ spen& SWtday wlt.b. Mr 10 Paaeant 11 9 tti 0 asey J ones 30 Je8Se crawf 0 d l2 H Sweet solace of our 101 R reg1et and )Us J p ~ 30 Talk by Footba 1 Coach~ Tobias lO d HI p r ... nry Each lovely memory r emains !4r l.nd Mrs E W 11'-•-~•b 8 10 65 Dance Orch II Street Sing on opular Dance ....,..,et 11 15 Po ulsr 0 cl 11 30 Ed Orch am 1nd Mrs John Qui. . die Duchm 8POrch 13 Louis Pa.nt J WJZ- Ncw York 349 ~ 760 '8 SoAft~ey go ;Jth Ul after all the week end a& Charleston via una co 8 Orch 1 111 Po ular Dance am Ton, Picture 10 !.fexlcnn o we ave them sleeping here relatives Orch 130 Orch J.l Otch 10 30 Fiddlers rhree 141' and Mrs. wm. Alexander re 11 1For every marntng wut recall 1 WLW-Cincinna.U 4:.!8 700 6 P 1 RUssian Blnrets 11 30 y 010 mg Their last good mon1ln& v-;Uh turned from T~ recentJy Old Man auushlne 6 30 Popular M:ualcale 1 p n ove1 Jordan 1 45l8c tear Mrs E•a Roberti returned home Pu.ta:ram t143 Lowllll Thomas 7 Melodic Int-erlude 2 so Herbie far no'a and evt De.",'oco.mp,an!' IPrtday from oa~p IIL(ead. Md I AmOI n Andy 7 15 The Jesters Kav s Otch 4 !!felodte de France 1 Each day they !ball A• wltere she had been vl.stttna her son us and daUih*er In law MaJ and M111 130 Theatre ol the Air 8 Battr 7 Popula1 Orch 7 u Jolly Time !day Knights 8 30 Dance Progran Re"ue ., 30 The Three Bakers &ITheir aoull like st&M atillr;h1ntng Linn Roberta. otaar Band 8 15 Popula.a clear Mr and Mra. C~rtqc:e 930 The Phsl Popul@r Melodies Nl&hler To m•h:e J.lf-es mldniBht 'loricLJs and daiJihter u4 Mr8 10 1 ~ Vanety 10 30 Hour 916 BLaK Part)' 9 ~ Slum 11 Mountain lilep. Mr and Mrs Wm fr lo1e 1Oance OI'Oh 10 46 Bob Newhall t~r Mu111c and OhUdt"n 11 lAJS Amlg06 11 30 The Doodlf 11 30 Russ Columbo 11 u The 1 aocker• 12 Balh'OOZil Orch 12 30 ~uWJ Sea I~anders 12 lfenry Orc:h 1 Popular Dance H Popular D.e.nce Or 1 J.ET FAtLS :f::t I' ~l'.. ~ l'OU call II Mr Smith- Old •-, mo ._.r Mrs Bmlth-Yes go put on YOl\r hunting costume and set tHe 010.., t raps Roush are visittna Mr and lfl'S. Thomas ,Norrl& at Akron 0 M M rs ary Pierce who has been vlsi.tlng her niece Mrs Dayton ROuah returned to her home Sun day &t Huntlniton Carl Balser of Delaware 0 spent the week end vtaitlnr his~!'~~~parcms Mr an~ 14n. ]!; _,....,.r and Mr and :U:r:~ J.:cCielap. w J~n . !fr;-. and ~a Har J L wia spept the week wrth the tllrmtll' a mQtller Mrs B L Lewl.a at Maqle W Va Mr and MTS W E McDade af ~uaa ar...t Mr ani;! Mre E. J:r-~and BOn from Oalltpolla Ytelted reQentiY 'With Mr and Ml'8 w R Barrlnpr ====:!:::==== ~rch:~:' c:eea~aand WJ:U-New York 16M3 660 61 WON- Ohicaro 4164 720 10 30 pm POpuiJlr Orch 6 30, .Mr Bones an Troika Bells ll WON Trio &Jld Ootppany 1 Lee )lorse 7 45 2 pm Trio :l 1~ MeJod)l Time 3 fat ltl':l 81tqp,tahlQI numbef1 of The OoldberiB I Recital 9 30 coucert Trio 3 15 ~qotbaU Game SH!Qplti tl1~tt. ftll Mosoow s ltreets ~ular Nliht Club 10 B A 18 SO Wayne Kings Ore... 1 Te4 ~., """d out T~~ 'llll41Y now RoUes Danoe Orch u LilLie Jack I ":,••ms Orch 7 ao WOlf 811D ~iUJa~km apCfthe •e-taUc lAttle 1115 Jesse Ctawrord 1130 Pony 8 06 Loutes Huqcry Pive ~r of the <ltr and 11• lnhab Ooon Ba\lnde"' Ol~h 12 Rudy IG All Ko,..lls Orch J so WON far any utaallc cltlet can ValltOB Drch !Symphony 8 t6 lllul liYrtll!l't• ~ Wlth ~ow in p:1tnt. c:f WJZ-New York f349.6 160) e iS Ol'Chl. 9 45' OU.nce OfcJJ, f\30 W10id llrtoll pm Lc.,ell Tbomao T Amos n W~ Time II I& ~m lp 11 ~ '"' papqlatton M•l<c" ""' a Andy 1 1~ 'l'h• J11tors 3 ao Dance Way11e Kl1Ja • Oroh 1 Ted oltv .-'*uta mUijon .t~u}J Toda~ Proeram 9 Oarelesa Love 9 ao ems DanQe Ofchestrn ,lbrM mWion '"' Plllerld The Flr~t Nllhler 10 Cl!Ckco OI(TOI!~II II . .del, I!! tbll '"' t•ot IJlal rov to ao Olora. ""and Em 11 Slum WABC-llew YQ!k 131111 11101 • tal~ 'h•ve rtq(l\ltloud ber Z:tq.te 1130 Rlllti OOlwnr,., , 6 I& pm Don Blielo•• Or~b Be~ m a'taUabllt lOot 11p&Ce and the 13 611vet Tona Qllartet 12 15 &.or and punn 6 t& The PUN 'I Bins radtcal chan~te IS ma,.e ooon or e ~a.,er o • " \tjon• are •uch as to ~· cauae for alaJm 10 ~hit battle be· ~ -.. A " dl t.. t,;~eplf'W aqd soc1ety op t,.,., OPO •cde !IP~ .,oo QJIIS cu -If ~)Ill'&• a Rad'10 p rogram ~:ttC·'~r~lo:~:r':~':' ~~~ Vttar Pl•n In thta pal't1cular branch ot national economic life l o ve e centra ted 01 the glgnntlc Wm k and Peasant ~ Hutel Every jconvent•ncf! Is pr!ln lsed th lng IVOJ'ker 01 peasant mal'} of "'hom w JJ te delesates to cne o an other of u e n a1 y Poll Ut iOl con greMser; llt'riodcully held he e pubhclty a~ h e lu~tcnH to II >< uttoJ!l e )' ~' H ~ t he \ \\01 k every ff lOGO lnl to reportli from the spot Hublerful(e kno\\ n t) the lt:!gnl JHI lei-I!Hon Ill an e ort to A lack of maUlrtlla and a shortage hrang th e II i. llent fn of t he l hurgcK or l!lbor are aJven u the reasons f:lr Dltwht 6 Null Uon of •htminUUJ ate ~caring com tiona.l and Is ptotmsed to c l:i houtllum and pietk 1 n Leu1nra d an d at 0 n 1 the maASlve pre \\nr Metropo , 11d 8 been bef ore perstroyhltheUkratne Wletuslle edfl\VOIIt.eofthenol:nllt~ 1 uf decent ~(tHt~ 1n general has the Fcd etal Cou1t In (hlttlJ.{O to1 the pUHl Reveral whtle th~ gO\ mnment Is t1 VlllM' t ~ghfa e~ S'hoc< brl ID'tuk>S and othet less Lner.etlc ,.--~ wpak.ers hove been hard at It w th the Jeault that a (l:oodly Ill nlJ r of lm""''rta lt streets 81 d t~qun m; , ow ,....~ boi'L.IIt 11plck and spa1 new a sllhalt • Extreme shortage of hot 1 oom In MoBCO"' which has urten m 1 :~:t lnl,~wl c~m.~is ohnaveh ha,ct, ,' o,,'" w' tb«l :flllin thoro Once an adequate RUPPI¥ of th16 soon be tcllc ed when Lw nf'w h VItal metal is assured wtthtn th e tell! row 1 conslr LJctio 1 a e con tc.rd ra c.r the c:mntr~ coQ,itruc plet.e:t I THE CAPONE CASE CAJ 'ONE no t orwu~ 1n w 1Jl eat\ , r I I- dm cutumsta nct!li such a8 huve lliKen m I ouhnanu ami the attempt by the heute nant lo U8Urp the l>mHtton wa hardly clone m any Hplrli 01 thought of ~:~ltamute succe~:-J More to the point no doubt lAthe assumptiOn that It WHA I sole 1 lllf.\ HI of attracting pubhclty to hlmiielf d o ll. fol lh ., "" It 18 much to b e u~gretted that Huey Long regularly elect sho tlld !-10 furu et hiM p untiOn If not hlH uwu C(l "OVcrn<JI e~ II!> self re• tled to aetalaate Ill P.ct und word a~ he has done Som e I Pomer0'\1 Personal8 That a pmHtwr t ht! hlgh e:-.t \\llh1n the puweafl ot the oi u t:urnmonw ealth to bestow upun 1 nc ofl CltiZeilshlp gretted by most vote1 ~ m the xtal~ hut 1t nntmued lout; t t th t te fa om cnoug h t o athac t un f avo1 a bl t! ut t en Jon e " a C\cry tot net Ill the Umted State!ol. 1 I I T With I I HE RECEN r fldtculou ~ hor se pia~ mdullfed 111 by the thlRklllg zse JIOUI'I I I CHILD'S Pf.,.A Y sober mmded .clear I CLASS ENTERTAINF.D The n l'n ben or II " H ~Y B..!t" _Y_R_To claal of \be Pll'lt Bapust chu en entf>rtai ted f'r1d111.y eiii'U na e 1 Gre11 wtre he home of Mn Hermat f Lohsu FBONI Ia L 1 ?.:amUton lllreel Ass!Jit.~~. t hos teBSeA were M n Joh n Sci f':. at d MrS. Prank. Ki mes A Eoclal time followed thr ho t busifl8el meeting and the e\lenlnij: O:OU.S ILI:CT OFFI'Cii:RS and hiking The other ~pol ts to re wu brot to a cl~ wllh :wrv 1 K of Tbe Olrll ol Middleport H1eh ceiVt: rnt:ntlon a.re to be decided up dellclous refreshmr t b\ tht> ICbool mentl)' met and orp.nired on &t a later date Persons rerelvi ll: Ihost.!~>set. a Oil Ia Athletic AMoc.J.e W.o l i llurs thoUsand pulnta receive an M da' after rel\llar session of !SChoo A c;e(lislon was reached. lhu~ th a meet1n1 wa& held for the purp club lor the pl e!llent \\G1ld I oi l ti of electtne otrlcen The follow e meetlnl on Thursdav ol each " ek we~ elect-ed P etildent l)o o h Pultz Vice Prf!~r;ld e nt Margue r t Hyaell 8acretarv Bett!i Mid Tretlsurer Betty M~Ma11te1 Plend of Sports-Voile~ Boll VlrM nla Leonard Tenn111 &lra Louise Scott Hlkl.ns' Phyllbl Dtllard BasKetball Zelll. Lia:hter A coru;tttutlm of lhe laws of the club were atlso drawn up The club wHI work in its dltf.e r ent lfOUPa on a basis or point& 'l'he points to be given are on each for tm hour of volley ball tennis Middleport News Vir11n1a I' 1 JJ======'-";::;;;;;;;~ FOR FOOT COMFORT SEE Dr p, c. CJJII\OPODI8T or •-!"1"'1b bblo At pr C 8 I~"!!Iltel'• ollloe , ......., ""'"' Mon!!u, October l9. A. TtlOM AS~~ , A•ltl•nd.IC.r. Tri·Stj!le Tuner for 21 Yeara PHONE J~J tt'ONDAY OCTOIIIiR 11, 1911 HllOW J~CKHS--US!ll OVERCOME O~KHIU OPP~NENTS: rl~Y W!TH~UT PEP IN riRST H~Lf: S~ORE IS ~~-~ -- --~ Local Lads Lacktng Enthu11asm And Seemtngly Ov crconftdent Play Below Standard In F trot Half Of Game Are Held Sotoreleu AWAKEN WITH BANG IN LAST HALF -----~ And Sh" w Small Crowd Flashy Attack And Stone wall Defense Gatn Almost At Wtll Durtng Th11 Searton Of Contest l"Rrm: markPd tp n !he sco .. ct I II to bave aey cia 111 " I I I ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ teachinr doetri"' "' s ....,...., ... , • E"u J Picturea 11 Street Bi(lfe:r 11 1& Dance orch 11 30 Reel Ntcbola I l N s Bt.&JI Oornapondent she preferred the keenly lnterated Orch 1:1 Bobby Meeker s Oreh Wi'I.Shlnaton Oct 11- A furious by st.ander role Popular tn her WJR-Detrot~ 400 'i60 'l pm b tUe Ia beln d In Ule ftnt own right r ecognized as one of the 1Am01 n Andy 1 16 The ArlSto a I wale be!lt informeQ tllure1 ln Waeh1n& craM 'i ~ ftl Speed Serenaderti Ohio oonl"!ulonal dtst.rlct fDl' Nlck to she wa8 repeatedly ure:ed by 8 Popular Orch a SO Popular Pro Lonaworth s old aeat but 1t 1 not Republican leaders to Lake impor &r•m D Dance Orcfl 9 :so Mus! troubllne Allee any tant party pcsta they oftered her cal Dominoes 10 ExpretSB 10 30 In 1928 when the p:t.ce ol na 1 1 11 Real Polka 11 Slumber U:U&lc To AUoe Olnctnnat wu ways lional cornpdtteewom&n from Ohio I u 30 Ruu Columbo 13 Jane a more or leu reluctant interlude was v&eated state !eaders tbere \ Frohman s Oren 13 15 'lb.e Con from Wa&hlncton Her trlendl in prea&ed her to accept the appoint tinentala 13 30 am Efnle Hoi.Jt Lhe Capital have heal'd Uut she ment She decltned to be lnveilil and Hi& Popular Dance Orch has aold the olcl J..Gnp~ort.b. home led Wear- New TorJ t&U 6BO pm In Walnu~ Hilla and 1a dla~g When Nld: died the cry imme Popular Dance otch 6 f5 The of the rqt or her prqpertJ' \bert diately went up that abe be nom! Btebbin1 Boya 7 :$P, fed.:ty Blacbi What fevi \lu 11ur1PJ 1flct, Ute na~a 8.S hi8 succeasor Faoed With IOrch 'l 45 The Oolabetls 8 00 time bound her to Cincinnati a bitter Oght state and loca.l lead 0J.'P8Y PrQVram 10 46 The Ouarda mapped with his 6udden death en saw In her a powerful conten men 11 DQ, Lee Morae 11 15 Jesse thl! Snrtn¥ der Cnwlord 11 SO Cab Calloway a ,. • • But not for Allee In a tew Oreh 12 00 m Paul Wbitemen and Washlnaton 11 home to Al1oe anct words she disposed or tbat. demand I hill Paint Men U 30 am Tweet has been for the greater part ot an~ Auietly retired And she has KDaan s Orcheatra her nre ll was to the Capital she declined to take any part in the WJz.-New Yor)" (349 5 760) 6 15 came as a younll' woman jU5l bUJ'on CllPJ.paign that Is In proife&a be Pill Peter van Bt.eeden and h1l &eonw.r into maturity the dautla• tween .J'ohn B Hollister the Repub 1 Orch 6 45 Lowell Thomi\S 1' 00 ter or the Presldent , or the United !Wan candidate and State SeDf'tor Amo8 n Andy 1 15 The Jesters States It :was 1n the capital Vlat Lorbe.ch the Democrat 1 45 Waves of Melod) 9 00 Popu she eamed the title Princes& ' ' • l&r Orch 10 SO Real Folks 11 00 Alice For Washington Allee will al Slumber Mw;lc 11 30 RU811 Co l lt was ln th.e OapU.'" tbat. she wa).t> be one ot its rare personall llumbo 11 4~ Organ Recit.al 13 00 waa courted by the 1orgeous Nick tlea No major congreasional tn Jane Froman 12 15 Coon Sanders Longworth then a YOWll congress vestip.t.lon or committee hea.rtnlil Dance Oreh man from Ob1o It 9o'a& here &he no &e&Sion or social beason would WGN--chlcafi:o t18 t 720) 1 pm was wed 1.n the hlatorlc rooms o1 be tbe .same without her amused Blnglng Lady 'l 15 Harold Teen ttle WhJte House while klngs and ! presence and w tty comments 7 30 Water Boys 7 46 The Gumps prtnoea the worldover showered her As wlte of the Speaker of the 05 Louie s Hungry Five 8 15 wltb coatly lift& Hou~:~e of Represedtatlves she was 1sEasy Aces 8 JO Popular Voices 9 And It WM In the Capital that entitled to high omctal precedence Midwest Band 9 30 Popular Pro she ha.s reiantd since that day a But every dQOr m Washtnaton will gram 10 30 Earl Bur tnett s Orch diBtinct vivid interested and In always be open to h er because she 11 15 Dream Ship II 30 Tweet teresting personaHty Entret!' to Is Alioe J..onaworth Hogans Orch 11 45 Alt Ka& 1 her large Massachusetts Avenue AdrninLstratJons conte and go 01ch 12 Eatl Burtnetts Orch hoWJe meant social reco(Jnition eventa race Into hlstcry but Alice 12 30 am Tweet Hogan and His To be known BS a. mend of Alice s Is alway~ sought a'fter No new Popular Dance Qache~lra Wa.5 the height of Washinlton at conp-essmans or senato18 wife - - ... _ -~.abunent Rea;ulars IOBUI'Jents who comes to Washlngton but social leaders newspaper corrcs looks forward eagerly to meeting pondenta an 10ught her opt eager her Every President and hJs ea.bl -3 (ly Her bon motll be<:ame national nes. Wait anxious for her charac~r expresslona lzation \ Oil looks like he had been • • weaned on a pickle rocked the The capital Is filled with rumort _ Continued fr om page six: Capital and not the lea.st to enjoy about her possible actlvl~k!s The ~'N' the charactertzatton was the for latest stories are that she 1s to be i-IALJ...,.,. mer Presll;lent himself' come the edltm of a. local p~pcr The Wtll ng Worke s of the u s He was one of the very few who rlvallili.g her gltlhood f~ )(n lhurch at Ente'rprlse gave a play knew her secret that she was going Clssy Patterson tb.:: sur,........rut Paul Whiteman il.nd His Popultu Frida} e~E lng &t th~ [burch <>nd a to have ll baby When the rumor and accoi'npUshed editor orthe Dance and Recordln 1 orchestra " c.lui after the play In the b&&e was ftnally eonnrmed Mrs Cool Washington Herald It. Is Kbro re \ WJR-Detrolt 1400 750 8 15 pm menl of I e chu1ch The proc.eeds ldge rushed in to tell hlm the sur ported that she wUI turn to maaa The Velveteers 7 Ul Amos n 1 went toward the new turnae juat prialllll news 1 zine wnttng Thrre Is no one .bet And~ 7 30 The Welcomers 8 30 i1stalled So she told Beveral months ago te1 equipped than she for that In I A~UT~ .... - N&~qf!AL 41l'fEa'lUINII RIPKEifU'IT.TIYJ!:i - DtvQle-Tenney Cw:poraUon New Ynrk and Chlca&O I-lAVE Going Around In Wasa.;n...+on ·~ 1!1~ t~• a ROBERT -,f 1 '? -=:=:o.:===:=:=:::=:::::-~==::=========;;=='!!J, .,._- 9 30 Bourjob 10 GU)' Lombardo a Oreb 10 SO tone wiU lie pullll- ~ 1Prqnun , .. Morton o.wn•y • Band Concert a 1~ 81Dain Sam \ I a 30-.- Kate Bmlth a Y:IJII$C 1 &6 Tbe Oloom Cbuel'S 8 11 Preddy """'""" 0. TQI IIEIGS .VBU8111NII COJIPAJCT ,, -------- io-·--- ·· •-rlly 1• tw ~·'II ....,.. ' - •...U•nl """ _ , . Ill tb.,. an - 'l I Croob)' 1 to Popular OHh 1 SO Tbe BolweU Slaten 1 30 Populat ,.-,.. '1'ID DAILY TRmtrrQ: POMEROY OKlO OO'f()!llm II lilt! I..J. Things Might be Worse TRJ U41LY l'RlliUNE SCIIDAY cwn• Mid '"" t 0 O.k Score b) Per ods .. " s o I \ • 13 13- " ' G--O OHB 0 0 0 Offdab Rl!feree 81 ar)'"lf' 0 Umpire Odaffe-r 0 U H t"Ha manWhA!OWU U Legion Prepared For Large Crowd For Dtatrtct Caucus Sunda y Bt-nnf'tt n~ h au '" "" I LJ()UIO OR TABLETS: Hl'lltvH a Jleadach e or Seu1.lcla In ~0 mlnut ~ t b ~ ks a Cold 1m lint dll y and f'hHb 1\-Jalarta In llhret da y1 !I 6 6 .3alve for 8ab a (;old IIURT Wc td reach ed I e c sho ll} beforP. I r ::. II t Sa urday al Gbarle~ B c hr r of M ddll'po t had been I J r I I 1\n accide at. the Hob o Ya. rl~ of th e New York Centra-! I a cad company He 11,11 u \r gedatdlt\\asbee d ha o e ''''''"'" l foo t v.as cru~hed He I.\ a <~ k c 't~~ h i' HOIZf' hosp tal D • ._ READ THIS FIRST Prank Sevtm haa beea ltid:caped from hil COU!ltr}r pllce Benu'a Court, when hi• law,er Pelb Sant f!l;bs ehara:e Jua Wynter and hil rne.,d. aw 01'11)'890, tearch the ~ and find a hidden ataarwa, and Jl locked door m the rwne of an an ent chapeL The7 beciD to au.spect * IT COSTS NO MORE TO BU\ A GENUINE t wt "ORK:\1 '\N thf' 666 I w IIams ltOBSON and ol .:eversl nt.erP.!!Itlng add.resee, ~Y' own Leg ionnall'e& iutuaper h e terta nln[{ features by the 1 Wl'bster Pt:lst qua1 .etle Crook e Pn~ t quartt>tte and vocal c o n ~ b M 8 M ktr ed Fowler n w t e enjo ec by all r conn I ee ha11e annoYJ}ced. "'d r nta y t &IO Le 11 ( xpected durmg t lC c h u cl e wea lhcr remain fib t' Ali c t Zfl <; Of the' City ~pt lu y B»kcd b) the loca l pia) ne r Hal!."! flom I! un II e en K ll..lmo row u ' band 1 he a ternoon procram wt11 be Pf' to the p bile and wtll t.'Oll4iJL play Flags E. r Pt,t Mid :i tport. IIChool band The pwedtt wil begin promrply at 1 o clqct mmedlately a rt.tor the chicken dip ned which 111111 be served at. the')'"! p hall .Jt C1t1:r.ena Aaked to D1a Mrs James E Ha i;lt) an~.o .1"" 1! N f' anrt Mrs M D Hli 11 ge or Pomeroy were 1111 C I n b1.t Fr day Mr a I Mrs E.rvl Mile I' I ol Col nbu a1 \f'd 1:1\lturdav even ng!or oshort1il:ltwth Mdll polt relatives They will be uccom pan ~d home Sunday alter oo bl M~ Louise Ohl 1 ger 11. I u oN I .spend a week \\ith them M and Mrs 06car Rc h c callea lo Pa kers burg Fr d I; cause of the :,.crlous 111 t. l> ol I formers istt M 11 Nannle Crcge leJt ~~~ day mo nlng for Be !lela fe n "herf! she w1 makt' t. u nome Mr and M s Irving Kar Jt 11 eledlliPCOFechpro pe t y o Ma n street M 11nd Ml'l' John D 1.\ m~ not red to Char esto 1 Satur a,Y to atte d he W l:'l L footba g>un.P They wll nlso ~pet d lht: 1.\eck etrd 1.\ h her daughtel Mrs Charlc!'; Yes ll ·~ 5idne\j WaPWtck..... --- ;' NOW t_fl;!jf:f]_~ VJB!ftf <etl -..,.F lu~ WILl-ARD BATTERY SEE US AND SAVE MONEY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS M1ddleport 3 tn )eaauo WJtb tbe kidn~~pera wben 1 wall "atctdentlJ" ~11 blockiq thia door ud '-ome .convinced of 1t wbeo they &nd in biJ 3ant of bein& .. est an abObymOUI letter addreteed to r which ohvt.ou.ly bad )et-a held up becauae 1t pn warn tna tbt,t S.nt •f• not to be tnlited.. Onysan, baa wife. Wynter and Katharine F'ama take a houae Ma ~nn.71 neu Begsa.r • Court. Katb•nne t1 the rlahtful owner of tbe lbismna: Czanna 'RubU!s by inhu 'lance from her Rus11an ,rrand ather and Severn had tned to recover thena •or htr )hrtia, Snem t servant and a t;hus named Frome make a vam. at tempt to •...-mnate W Jnter and Grayaon an. 1n a Sc:otlani:l Y&rd de w, •• s:: == ~ve 4t a,llu 1 Coun W10ter moew Helen Blair. whom ~ li~Jr. itcboq'ti Ill:• ill the 1tepd1qhter of ...,.tenoUa Dr Martell who Wyn t« ,. coav•nct4 ta ID. the plot aaamst Years and Experience DO COUNT -=-g -== = le~t-.s NOW 00 ON c fi == CIIAPlER XLVII == =.a eow do you do Mu;s Bla r? M Sa• t 1 rom std us a &urlmse a fl tt • a very pleasant 1iurpm1e 'Ify tteplather and I happened to . . 10 Traync aad ran across .hi S;LI;It there lVho kiJ]dly asked m 10 4puacr tonwht Helen lila r tol d him "1 hOpe you aro feehna aJJ Nbt aaa:m ldr Wynter? }1m laugl ed Less than a week 110 that he had awakened m a ~trange hou!Je after tl at exc tmg p1ght af Monkstlvcr-but tt 1eemed almo1t I kc: long past h1story now lo much ~d happened s nee tl en "'I d almost forgotten tl at crack gn the htad:that was my lnl odu t1on to you ho satd though I haven t for:gotten your k ndnu1 Her ktndnull be wa' illre had been dtsrnterested enough even tf Idle same could not &ave been sa1d E: a~ The Rame was sta s with o ly sma fans I uddled togc her atte pi ng to b ttk I "I d ch blew mcessantly dur 1 g the gao Dur ng tl c lu l Jil ou~t il o s an a stood 1 gl t vas to cone to n ra n IO m As ) m r t n a n~w Jeedlr and I u c of P ftV n ~I I I are n l ng rhal record JL:st playt-d had been sta te d t I e rr o d he wa s av.a c of cold the ficlc nadc by a nastt:r of tl e v1ol n yet a sudden odd nr ess on as he Th firs;t 0 do v for Ju:n Wynter at least at set-mtd glanced at Helen Bl;ur s fa e A 1' !1 P a P e 1 un nsptred by com par son :u he re look of I ul 1 e vo ~ r t o:r Bea.,t-- ca y J.! 1 e bfl r~ membered how K.athanne had once had co nc: o I as of o e line &fter the ball had b played that 1ame wordles! song mg a out a we gi ty dec o vnnced vlthln sco g J and-the p ttful po gnant tragedy of n ade the four back sp m g I o !sl 11-w.ould never play tt agam Was tl c e sometl g tl s g rl the I ne ofl' tack le sn gg g 11 Oh that thmg of Tcha kowsky s? wa1 ted to ."!ily lo h n a d t1 al ~ he f'tc for t he necesas y ~a a N I rem.;mber at uaed to be a favonte found 1t d fl cult to b g 1 elf to tlicd a pass to Gard of poor Frank! sad Sant II e pu nt of say g So t o w- ht extra point wl cl It a a favontc of m ne too. Does cou ld ha tlly I ave sad wl }-her was no 8ood for Martell mam er s1 gge te 1 tl at nsl net 11 e Allfnswortl,'l ma Je AI Btll shQ9k haqds wtt,b Hclen any one mmd tf we put at on aga n 1p c5 sron J m v.a co sc ous of an goal of t.he game wl m Bla1r Sant explouned the other Jmt asked bftll through the lt>f s dr "I 1hnuld love to hear rt agam" odd wa 1 g sense as he fir tucstl temporary absence " cx qu !:1 Oak! 11 line fo eighteen d "I happened to menton at dmner cned Helen tc: stra ns <' th;'l melody t a wu the touchdown NPal p b"«l'd "You know I called yesterday at that Martrn 1<1e~s dec1dedly off color always assoc a led fo I m w th the l.he 1 e ro 11 e xlra u t ll d bet Dr Martell ver1 kindly offered your house )1m to ld her as be and woman I e loved stole tl rougl the score ~toad 13 to o Tl Ia k I to ~e If a,nyth1111 wu really the mat Helen walked acros;. the roof{! to the roon1. came thro gh w1th a wo r gramophone leav ng Btll and tbe He saw Helens eyes glance sw 1it ( J c go1 c du r, I ter w1tb ~im. •oh our 8harpahooter friend, older man s ltthg by the fire- Just ly round Ihe roo n l1 ger watch of pays o a I r t Maft•n '• off hi. oaf .. II her In to expres1 my_ apprrc auon of the fully for a moment on S:u t s ung down with c ~ 1 tic G:n ins hosp1tahty I had receiVed But I wa! by the fire 11 en :outldenly n a low The thnd core of lhr game qutred BdL that both you and Dr Martell tenor vo c:e btl d ng her head With In the fourth qu~ tc n d VH •wa.P b1a. flouaderlng lato tbe es fOld ts troub ed e-yes towjlrds 1 the I of the most beaut 1f 11 plav tuai'J didn t dO him aay parttcidar were away from h'ome Oh, I am 11orry We were In gul wl spered under cover of the eve1lng Neal took the bull -: " · , . Sa~Jt n1d Wit.. a humorous end of the fo matlon t1 ot cd 11)Jrfs Oatr a Jl 1t retr~buuou ~i Trayne We have been ~tay ng t1 ere mUSIC A for a day or two w th a fneod of Mr Wynttr I I oped for .an op o hr I v fl11 ~ourse u I tokl Martm ahll the hUlled n long noat ng P"ss thr my stepfather a ;,nwo aeems to haw a b1t of It tern From the beg~nnmg of therr odd pori 1n ty of speak ng to you alooe the tir n tne d1 ectl o 0 d ton gl t The c 5 someU 1g urgent )er4ture aDd IS feehng rather sorry mtroductton 111 that house at J want to say n ulit ~~ay J can only "'I o I oct brokel lc.ose from I s n1 for himselt'" Sta1nca )1m had hked Heleq Bla r hmt-1 da en t do more dan lunt ponf"n_ts As Gardner raced o the spectntms held the! b ""~' h IH; I ] m afnud Martin 1 tr nub le 11 And that first 1'(npress 1on rema1ned 1eue me 1omcwbat cold, Sant-no wlnlst 1ometh ng 1n her face. that and you n ust not press n e for any appt>atcd he would not reacl the ~ e h doubt I ban a callous nature I ob he could understand pow a• he had explanat on But 1 felt J m st wara pas But Jtst as ht goa 1e he p eked p tl c ba 1from •el"''e:d J•ra w1th a lat11h. He turned not uadetAtoDd. before made ham youOu te ah UJ tly the low breathlc11 1 t: 1-1 1 ccmpletlnc th e pa s one or .. Helen BZ.1r D1dn t I hear the aorry fnr the g rl whoae guard an \ou:e snapped off Neal~; favoritel'l ano n acte I P c pamophoae u we drowe up/" Dr Martell was. He could not help ,Helen seemed to glance round f'S88.l v scare +leal made th cx trn 'i'Ye1 I foued aorne. 11'1toderful bema: &~rlfck b.r a hapnt1ng 1adneJ1s WJt~ an odd nervo ~ start that 1oint by ago. In plugg ng o rioliil record• here and I couldn't that her eyes ~mcd to hold Was The p/l!u-:e:;; \\lllcl! had fall"'' (r ght«'ncd look that J rn I ad seen telllst tl'ytPiir one or two of them her atepfatber the cause~ otJCe before wa:o suddenly back ID .shor during the 1 r&t half of play ewer she told him were now being completed one afte J•m remembered ber startled tn her eyes as Net\ t.he passes nncl • Cbaa110n Tnste that last one voluntary cry the expreiiUOD tn her And 6«mt-.itam:ously he saw was a other rcrl were hitting theb WIIP t tU• Jim uked face as of 10meth ng more than mere onl7 JO~t aUc; to see what the gul a ~ rldl' Nealr~tossed another to Oard He bad caucht the doaiag nottt unpersonal horror when he had form almou lud a hand creep cut hef"re hll ~a nc closed but the ef that \'IOba record ftoabng ou• spokea of the mudr be ~d come betwc:e11 the drawn curlams behmd game closed b t the bnll whicl remembered her • baud tha gr pped her arm S<'cmed to bf! going th ough the a 1 illto the mtetJ' rugbt a• thry came upon at Konks1lver up tbe: drive &o brma him a sudden too the cowed shrmkmg fear her tor an mstant hkc a .sdent waroma- with the ~peed of a bullet nl.ssccl eyea had betrayed as Martell had or an unspokeA thrrat odd tbrUL the outstretched arms or GArdner hanhly s1lenced her hes v.he tiH t 1d as r ar h was pla1u to j1m the effort that by 1t cost Helen her face un1 er11cd and r.:oal RBMEKBIIANCB r fh al cuch-:lown of the game ;vlnte not to cry out at tbe touch. "'Clran1011 Tr11te" • • those few ENIGMA v!J(< mad r from a pass :ts Neal of th•t sealthy hand 110tft bad beea eDOliClt to take btm How much d1d this g rl know ot l':f' f r vRrd pall.~ t o Beav back Wltb • ru1b of memory to a suspect of that h dden s 1~ of her T~e next moment the !m I ng race :vhc had shaken his men and tdrlht In New York when a ihp of a lt,pfather s hfc? Eno tgh perhaps of Dr Martell appeared between the the !Inc 'J he extra point ald. radiant ia tbo &nt fhub of her for his 1udden oews of that crime velvet folds Ev t~ently the folding llwasl'l ove lssed but lhe score was 26 to ~denn• trlumpha had made aa to have broken on her w th a star doora were partlll.lly open a1 least 0 wl h but a i:ew minute8 to play ~orpttahle earle of it on her •iolia thng terrrble srgmficance? belitnd the cur~ms But already J~rn 1 he wot k of the line was not B5 tor a tallt enttaactd audience. Uttle I olthng dOOrs d•v•de11 wtiat had had known lnltmctlvely thou only us AI Althn tgh Gardner Gallagbcr noqlt had b d tbell llo• or a lly been one great room Wtth M:ancU co tid have broughl that look ct War at end positions. played a •acti that ....._ atarred 1ft a c:litler heav,- velvet curtatn!l sere mna" tl ~m to Helens eyes o.m A .. sworth and Estep 111 Wtct 1icJat1 M the fa~ ef lbe Tbe,. c;ro1secl te th11 iurther end cf t t eng for each other were l I' L t ground gRb er11 ror the lo (Another Cbaptel of St01y On Pa~e S1x c11.ls :vitit young Cub Allensworth "1 I ll 1 '''" "'""I a... * i l A Bank With STRONG BACKING i~ll fi X v ="I ~~I 2£ :'-'1. g§. ~E = ffi == ~~ : =-= EE ~.¥ == ~s ~~ .: ~ ~j fi ii ;..: .::. == == ~! €j == "'= ii i! :~ The ability of any bank to stand up under all conditions and give proper protection to its depositors, depends upon the quality of its backing. There is solid backing fo~ the strength of thts hank. We are backed by a thorough knowledge of the sound principles of safe banking. We arc backed by strong capital and surplus, built up as protection for our depositors. We are backed by a strong Board of Directors and by faithful employees of ex:perience and good character. We are backed by 25 long vears of serviee which stretch behind us as proof of the stability of this bank. Finally, we are backed by the confidence of a whole community which has learned that its trust in this bank has been well-placed. You, too, can bank here with a sense of se• curity which comes from a knowledge of these facts of our strength. lJank here where you know your money is safe and your interests well careti for. t¥ Ji': -- = ~§ !f CJ11Z€NS 'NliTION):IL ~iddleport, O h.io. K i i ;: ~! ~i !E == ~ ~ ~ 1'""""'1 ~ ii,m.u,l llllnnul IUIIIIUit ••l"m'"'-'""""l'll'"'mu l'"muu,, l""""lllll"m""lll"'nnutlt •IIilli""U'II''" m"'ll""m"'l l''"m"'l l'";: ;,ilu 111111 tullllumullll,ul 111 aultlttuutllt11 111humnu ll,lfllnul tlunnttlluuuu••• htltnuul I 1uuu111 1tununulltlltl~ltllllll llluuuul ll leumtl111 llllmllllllllullii' �f II 'IIIII 011 - - - - .,..._ u '' tbo""" Olllt:o •I w ~ 1111' 4lic of.,._ a. 11'111" to+t~OJI n.lll ond -* ~·- Etr,i.yrol&J ~lf<l 011 ~ ._114 W)Mu r-Io!! .,..,.. ta our . _ omd "" - • !!!""- 1D . . ~'"' - IR1ch a Oren ,.. uor '"'tier for po$11o&tloll llttJ "••· a~t~~ou~~• - 1 II I' ,~ cau .... I " •· CWo ., .,. Cit........... ..,. Mllorltll a&o Ill ~Ai cau -~ "" ~ YO\j 40'r "TO CCIMPlAI~ ~~~~~ --::--:::::---.. 1\ be In harnlonywltb iJVery fold and crevi~ John 7 46, NEVER :AN hlwiUIM!i'"- 1 I ....,.,,..:....O..:~OWo 1 lieutenant go\ erno1 ol Lolllistana u1ded and abetted by the third m.ll Who \\ "·~ atJPOIIllt!d by Governor Lon•·"" '' to the governorship of the ~tate IS of such t~tuff as to makl people turn dlsguat l~u · ktc ked around and made the basls of the worst kmd of Unby. phn Is no doubt re their fellowmen •hould be ° Certuml.} there ale IU\\ ~ to guve lll the PTO{t!dUl e un I 1;---------------------------, SIDE-LIGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD - -. MOSCOW I pe~Jli:! SE~DALJ FOil's J JJy Slaft C ~t ,',w existence or cul.mped living emu tlons 16 appareut So r.Ja.mped a e mc.at proples q ll -te K ttml 011 ~ whethel the) he tn )1JIVQte hfe OL tn M 0"l ,',~llrP'"ne and driv"'n to sta.y away f om h o n as .. "'wtlJ .... m~~olu~ a leu muchwandering as posstble Hence the al vuL>hc hav e e rna )Ul at I 10 the II eXI8tence th a t am IJI a nhlp Lonetructton about l h t t d the USSR 1 I lion ts tn place tht!lr nume Uefore the pubIc reaar d eDt- fl ":fsa'Pa~C(lrd[:S:arto p~ana rece,PLlY RLc.en If "t.ampalgn has ~en bl t Vln"' thelr un4er wa,l to emove he c 1a nf ho" tt get~ t h ete un f avonl bl e pu 1Cl J. set & comJ)Ieted 1t.ones and substitute as:phu Cll Th~ 'IJ'I :~ C(.CiiU·ion fot t~l8 pr:omif>ed purpo~c aH 1 upa1alan 111 the propoied lll'Qwth dl8 1 m1 1 .. f tr1o who ha\ e Ut!ell CUUSIIll! HII o I th e con f US ion "lld • ct tt. e Rmalan au num n~4u5..-rfJ, I Baton Rou ""e fnr the pu.Ht several L c•l Pi"OdUcUon ct alummum w r ugreea bl e c on d I t IC Ill:\ 11 ti It Is ttattd surpa111 that ot aoy alncl d IYM at e 1 J doullt of Lhi><llk ale c:.uplhllisUc cc.untry by 1931 11.0 I I Hhould be le urnc d by t 1e c tJ wUJ be dooble t~at of ltll pe11.re'"t 0 tlt: g )0 d ICH o n "hl"h " ._ I h c.cmpttllor 11hort Y Lhereaftl!'r 'l'hlll zcnt'ihlp nud II 1t bl ( the pte~ent uproar Wll not avt' tc.reCtllt was made I:!Y ltt tupreme bee n ln \ lllll) that wn c ut the tht P.e 11'1 entttl~d to any fur ~=~~lc,;o~:i~:bi1e has Just bee\i \ II a ~ the wurthwhll~ cr eattalll~ kmd o f t hem th.r Coll ""ldc~atwn at the 1>0l1H and uny t1me any d t h do scl:! k l ttl ce t h e prop el thing t do IM to repu 18 e t em h l et l 1\ c mal ner th tt eve n the~ lfl t h e I r b 1 pzen 111 t! UI.: C " uc:-.s WI II 1 o t mu.:,un d 11!-1t an d the l)(lpular Verdict ALenemy thu• "' 1110\ e thut he days bud X l enormou~ 11 t:l me oVPI a ccr tniJl pe110d of t1me und that he h.tled t '" b 1 t Ien "I 8II 8 ov I~ t p.... ne~ can eJ n 011 " of thest' almost rcaay fo cc c!c"l pa cy Is to IK 11 ILa hot h h d I cl In par II pg a Ium num as 1 et like the Metropolc a < the aavoy t~ the rxpanalon of this arm of In This means t hat 01 ly fo elg ru dustry severely 1r.encles arc accepted ani In prac in urn~t Hltherto ~ hlah ,. .. • Ol&antlc plani.S 101 t1 Lhe p odue I u: 1~e;t"fs \~a~o~:io~ore~:nu : p!O)letl v mukt lf>turn ~ nf lhut mcome dmu,e certam Apec lfieU pf>rl d H In l h~ mettnhmc lhe law Mcollet h ft\11\g' t.:omu d t!IDliH I o1 110 (lle 1 ~ IHl~ k mg m sun I 1g ht o f llll c.Jam Is betnv built Th l premeEconomlcCouncilhasi&aued de to 8..,d up cons tJ. uc tl011 111 or n order that they ma~ be- rel\dY to commence operatlOJUl ne:at Bprl 1" TheDnteperatrbyalumipumplp,nt whtcll Ia due to BO Into prod !Ct.IOJ <.n P.Cay I next is encountering ser loua dlat,cultles In keepllK up with the eorut.ruc~lonacll-edula At th it la three. months behlnd mo:::t days l Local Int erest Whnt makt l'l th e rdnuuy llldiVH.hutl I'IU ~llt:~rhdu nhout t q un hh f r H 11 :-; th{ tact ordmary breaker Without mone) IHHl w1th hn\ hh nd~ If und \\hen they are apprehended genet ally ure l'lenhml ed tn prt...m for theh .. ~ , Hh ortconllt 00'!-; \ \ h1le th1!'( kllHVt! amon,...e kna\ e8 hask:i m the light d I)Ubltr.at\ Hnd IIIMteud of hemg OHtracfZP.d tf not Col1demned 1!1 hntu zett and set up H I'! nn example lo t L11e you th o f l I IHI ( I us a 1 N LII Y t-~ucce~~ f II I Cllffi e baron who !:;COu t s 11.1\\ " Jl •I Ct> , ffi( 1al~ uno m fact the govern ment Jt~ e ll It 1 ~ 1 e mu k tble that u man w 1th hi~ 1 ecord known by ., , I twltl ••k ol 1h• mo~t fla~~" 1 ant 1 lh I t I lifW' ttJ" rall.. re --- to Jt.eep lfP With th plot '+' -ll'"- At the preMnt Ume Bavlel fty tnr equipment comes laJ"Bely f om abroad • o o No city In the world cal boast " f dt ~r crowds em the ~treets "apltal 01 the r1111ao ...a..Jm lh.n ••w~e" v .......,. rr early mornlnJ unUI !Jte at ni&hL the popu~~on or l40$Cow moves ~lowly bact :w,d fru"th alonK: very str.. t of •nY Importance In tile city SOme havt> bathed recently many have not hw 11re clad fretthly 110 1!Ct! H nd . _, " " .. The crowdl fill the sidewalks jam KUrt )oct "l c eJH 111 t:-.captnl.{ C\iely net Jaad for bJM con tM £treet c1us unLII newacome 11 can barely aet. a toe hold on the vtctlon H t 1c we hs\ t n mun "' ho IS regarded Rl!l the 1ttader lowell• 11tep and a:ather in Jnpenetr among lcad c Ham tg men who kall opponen~ and enc able aroupa btJfore any and cvep lnci~ent of Interest m1M~ \\ 1th a~ 1 ttlc: l mplllH tlon lih the mottt of UA 1:\Wat a A shop wlndow a rallrdad Ume 'r C IU~h u m ~'~4Ull and nnthtn" 1~ done aQoultt Jn tablt~ Jtoated Gn a billboard a bt qk fly ~ " tp dcw:l a~tomoJ: I• or twc "xpcltu a~e~d a gre.\lt go\ e tnment l1ke uu1 own ts movtng ever) ~bw cltiloral splices t'l bl.lnw tra I flkl t 9 a atandl~tu Qwntg to th~ i~lll)[ hut lhe J.~(.'d\:1 ul hualdm.g I{) Chicturo to Obt~~ttn HK ma!U' f;ar•leas p.nQ IIOI'fletJnl s aun cpnvJctlon 111 an IHCOJ11.0 e vaston c~se ~rter a 1reat atat• lep~ f~de.trUtlll' \n the MP'Ith ~hern U}s.e 11qnois has virtually ndm1tted thftt 1t c-.n rwt ftx an) =~~:=;:,uac~ess~~!Yo/;~t tllf! numet Qihl nameft known to have peen COJllflltlted by t~qm ~\UtQn Tht din 18 tremendoUII '1 • • • 'tl ~ orders lo h'm In t4UCh ~ manner that a convtcllon ~nJ re11aona tpt.ve t~ep alven "f ~ be secured To R~Y the le~•t Cl •m e has acq1eved ~ ~081~1Dp m uur 1081 th k )flW al..jd1mr citj h llljld 'l'ilic cause• •ane c 1tl IPIJ " ~ v. z'~ns to stop and constder JU•t \\hat tl>e outcQme Is tp be L ..J f th t..: .... ( n '!lrn~~~ mur~ererll app, l!lams of t~e Capo!'• stripe i'" l r f ..,j.~ d h tit" (i\htnl w bHt are we g"OJ11i to O a ou • I The Dixie E1 semble 930 Pop lar Cl.\1ford Hood and wife of Cin Cal remarlted lAconically as he Washington Progtam 10 00 Paul Whltemn.n s c1nnntl who are visttlng re1aUves turned back to his newspaper Mrs But those who know her best IIJ.Y Paint Men 10 30 Clara Lu and here were visitors In Columbus Frl Coolidge 1n tellinr the story to that she will do neither tb.at lihe Em II 01 The Radio Reporter day Edwin Hood accompanied !rlem frlen& said she would never for will gober quiet amused tnde~ lllil Slumbe M tsic 11 30 Russ 1here for a. wee k end vll'lit with hl.s give him dent way enjoying and lau Colu bo II tfi Jack Denny s Orch p&rents 'Mr and Mrs Grant Hoc ~ Al1ce could have gone Into pou at one of the greatest show: on 12 30 an Jeo.n Ooldkettes Orch at MimmwlUe tie£ a lonr ttme ago But always earth the Washtngton clrtus WON-Chicago 4l64 720 8 30 M M Peter.s of Oautpolls il t he - - -- pn Betty 1u d Bob 7 00 The Sng new Bupt of the Weste 11 ano ing Lad y 7 30 Oh 1 r Dance 8 05 Southern Insurance office her e ana~~~-- ______..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Loule s Hungrli Five 9 40 Earle Ham Nichols has t ee n transr Ired ~ B 'r e lt s 0 rc h 10 I< tn u Dance I n to Ne!sonvIlle fl~••• 10 erlude lO 30 Clara Lu and Em Mr and Mrs c H Ohlinger of 11 30 Wayne King s Orc.h 12 30 CCilumblJa are spendina the week am Tweel Hogan s Orch Earl end wltJi rt!lltlves ~· ILr o ua.,t•ury n Burnett 11 Orch and Art Ka.sels Bob Roberta Rttctu:Si:d a looh::ill If"~'"!: '1.:;'~~'\: 'lf r o: "'~ Orchellta gam<> at Athena Ba~urda" l--------~.,.. W1AM Cl 1 d 280 10101 wII'" ' eve a! ..,.rrt the 1' yea .. tJid "On pi ur u 30 pn v m nese E1Uoemble 7 oo atfd Mrs Lawrence~ Btnlth of Lee Morse 7 30 Nick Lucas 'J 45 FlrBt Ward is v•ry lll 1 h e Oo 1dber!{ll 9 00 National Orch Mr and Mrs Dayton Roush of 9 30 Cl1b Volspa.r 1000 B A Leta 1t Falls wet• bus,,,, vtolto" Ro 1fes 01cl 11 05 Mu.slcll.l Bule her e&turda" t n Board 1 15 J es6e Cmwford Mr and E F:mtana · 1130 Jan Garbers Orch 12 oo m spending a tew ~ys with relatl;:"', Mldn ght Melodies 12 30 am Vin In Oalllpolls c nt Lopezs OrchesLta 11om to Mr and Mrs Edward F •I OCTOBER Jlil OSwr an 8 :t pound daughtel Bat trday morning ~t l7 WABC-i'iew YOlk 3486 8tKl 8 Mr and Mrs Arthur Rousl 8 1 Mo nlng Muslcalr lO 30 Qwct fam h of Cclumbu.s came Baturda• I 1 ' 1 Ht~.rmonies It 30 Voice of St o Vi8lt over the week end with rei Louis 12 30 pm"' lnternaUor.al at~vcs B "OadcasL 12 45 Cafe Budap-2st.h W Ladd of Gallipolis VII.& a .. Sons of Ell 3 15 New York Bym business visitor here Baturdcn pi ony 01ch 5 34 Popular Revue Etrrel Davia 1eturncd to hls em 6 Ch cago Knlghta 7 30 Novelty ploymeot In 8chltf.egel shoe store 01ch 8 15 Bympb.ony Orch 9 afte1 on at:sence on ace unt cf 111 u P to d a..,., '" draw 1ng rooms n;:~w have concrete tl.oo11i The cocktaUs Popular Ptogram 9 30 Rolltanccs ne~s Misl'e !:Iizabeth sa 1vage H' n bun>holeslnlhe--""etones of the Sea 10 CorcerlOrchl030 ......... 1 T e Oa choa 11 Btrtna QuaJtet Orne \\illamsa dM~oryBilgwho 11 30 F(.ed Ntchols Orch 12 Ed a1e atte1 ding Ohio 8tate UniVt'rsity --~sc~~~e It, Please die Duchln s Otch came Fliday to vis t ll elr parr.nt Pablle lmPJ'O'I'emeD$a Some people Just CIJ.l t help tell WJR- Det10it 400 7fi0 o am over the week e1 d Vacation clauees are now belna ina: falsehoods They 11 ftb on the: 1 written ln. marrlaae llcenaea. To1 c PlcLUI""s 1 pm over Jordan _ sUght.est prevarication 145 Thea t1e Hour :.!30 Popular _. --o 1ch 3 30 Old BonK Singers 5 30 Alm11htJ Dollar The Unfair Su Sodal Uinta M slcal Showman 'l Popular Pro fol st till r t I'Xfll'lli'li n the The pre\ty uttle sWnosrapher lt s all rtght to hl:'Ye upholstered gJan 715 A NiKht It Parts 7 30 Aln glly Oultr Js "''''lie'' 10 who "'ants over Ume tor klisi.ng chairs in the dining room but the Th Th Ba u u h guests shouldn t be overstuJ!ed e r ee kers 8 Poputa.r Me \\i •~I U!l;ton lr' In It 11 rnund a t e boss after Hve o clock odles 815 Radto Hour e 15 Stag his A c 1eolc \ 11 f' tllllllsl e l In Pll. ty 9 45 Slumber Mualc 11 183 • l ....lflable H0111.LcW. A famdus historian tells us that Mount.a I Met 11 30 Russ Col When a fellow 111 110 la!Y he Atlas was a ~eallhy man and hlred umQ.o 11 15 The South B~a la 1 IN LOVING MEMOBI I Pr&Y• tor an earthquake so that be I & caddie to carry the wmld on hls IIILndlll s 12 He~ry Theis and Hls wont ~Ye to knock tbe ashes otr shoulders OYrehork '64"'60 8 Of Charle!lll V.rroU Prfcda who hl.Ji cJpr Oar Own--v •••• I \; A Wrono he {' • ....,.,;. . . , . . ,. ;,. _______ 'tt MI'8 Ian I I I ~EI~;,naN'·"w IMelod .. .. ., Died u Odeber 18 ttzo Ho 9 The B"lladeers 10 Ca......, CrJUcs Bo1thtand Sk et.ch es 10 30 ~Huma n •-1 .t.n~kl.a The dead are never dead unt 11 _. nas arel) t u •e on1Y Bells 11 Neapolitan Days 11 30 The oue• the" lc\ d their love ones who have fancy appetites OCtOBER 11 Tales 12 Spatklets 12 30 Echoes fo-et J Even the caws nowadays want tlleir or the 01lent 1 Set vi p • ., a 1" mowed WABC- New 'Yo k 3486 llliO 6 ce roif&m W~ nay net Unger on tne hill ~ pm Dov-e Abfl\n s 0 ch 6 30 The 2 15 Jack Pettis Orch 3 Wa.yue Wbere we must leave tltem Bon Bonti 6 45 Tht: !lots 1 Bmg King s 01cJ 4 30 Wonder Pro sleeping-yet Ar.T li(ram 3 Oems 'l In The 01 01'06by 7 Ia Popula Orch 7 45 oa.m As i't'88l'8nt as the violet Mortm Downe> R Band Concert h g 8 Eddie Culver D 45 PopLJlar That bl--· above them rain;--·after Mr and Mrs ClyQe ;.lays ot 811 Slngln San 9 Popular HoUJ Program to 15 Ted Weems Orch lO 15 Sunday at Beth Parker 6 HWl~ spen& SWtday wlt.b. Mr 10 Paaeant 11 9 tti 0 asey J ones 30 Je8Se crawf 0 d l2 H Sweet solace of our 101 R reg1et and )Us J p ~ 30 Talk by Footba 1 Coach~ Tobias lO d HI p r ... nry Each lovely memory r emains !4r l.nd Mrs E W 11'-•-~•b 8 10 65 Dance Orch II Street Sing on opular Dance ....,..,et 11 15 Po ulsr 0 cl 11 30 Ed Orch am 1nd Mrs John Qui. . die Duchm 8POrch 13 Louis Pa.nt J WJZ- Ncw York 349 ~ 760 '8 SoAft~ey go ;Jth Ul after all the week end a& Charleston via una co 8 Orch 1 111 Po ular Dance am Ton, Picture 10 !.fexlcnn o we ave them sleeping here relatives Orch 130 Orch J.l Otch 10 30 Fiddlers rhree 141' and Mrs. wm. Alexander re 11 1For every marntng wut recall 1 WLW-Cincinna.U 4:.!8 700 6 P 1 RUssian Blnrets 11 30 y 010 mg Their last good mon1ln& v-;Uh turned from T~ recentJy Old Man auushlne 6 30 Popular M:ualcale 1 p n ove1 Jordan 1 45l8c tear Mrs E•a Roberti returned home Pu.ta:ram t143 Lowllll Thomas 7 Melodic Int-erlude 2 so Herbie far no'a and evt De.",'oco.mp,an!' IPrtday from oa~p IIL(ead. Md I AmOI n Andy 7 15 The Jesters Kav s Otch 4 !!felodte de France 1 Each day they !ball A• wltere she had been vl.stttna her son us and daUih*er In law MaJ and M111 130 Theatre ol the Air 8 Battr 7 Popula1 Orch 7 u Jolly Time !day Knights 8 30 Dance Progran Re"ue ., 30 The Three Bakers &ITheir aoull like st&M atillr;h1ntng Linn Roberta. otaar Band 8 15 Popula.a clear Mr and Mra. C~rtqc:e 930 The Phsl Popul@r Melodies Nl&hler To m•h:e J.lf-es mldniBht 'loricLJs and daiJihter u4 Mr8 10 1 ~ Vanety 10 30 Hour 916 BLaK Part)' 9 ~ Slum 11 Mountain lilep. Mr and Mrs Wm fr lo1e 1Oance OI'Oh 10 46 Bob Newhall t~r Mu111c and OhUdt"n 11 lAJS Amlg06 11 30 The Doodlf 11 30 Russ Columbo 11 u The 1 aocker• 12 Balh'OOZil Orch 12 30 ~uWJ Sea I~anders 12 lfenry Orc:h 1 Popular Dance H Popular D.e.nce Or 1 J.ET FAtLS :f::t I' ~l'.. ~ l'OU call II Mr Smith- Old •-, mo ._.r Mrs Bmlth-Yes go put on YOl\r hunting costume and set tHe 010.., t raps Roush are visittna Mr and lfl'S. Thomas ,Norrl& at Akron 0 M M rs ary Pierce who has been vlsi.tlng her niece Mrs Dayton ROuah returned to her home Sun day &t Huntlniton Carl Balser of Delaware 0 spent the week end vtaitlnr his~!'~~~parcms Mr an~ 14n. ]!; _,....,.r and Mr and :U:r:~ J.:cCielap. w J~n . !fr;-. and ~a Har J L wia spept the week wrth the tllrmtll' a mQtller Mrs B L Lewl.a at Maqle W Va Mr and MTS W E McDade af ~uaa ar...t Mr ani;! Mre E. J:r-~and BOn from Oalltpolla Ytelted reQentiY 'With Mr and Ml'8 w R Barrlnpr ====:!:::==== ~rch:~:' c:eea~aand WJ:U-New York 16M3 660 61 WON- Ohicaro 4164 720 10 30 pm POpuiJlr Orch 6 30, .Mr Bones an Troika Bells ll WON Trio &Jld Ootppany 1 Lee )lorse 7 45 2 pm Trio :l 1~ MeJod)l Time 3 fat ltl':l 81tqp,tahlQI numbef1 of The OoldberiB I Recital 9 30 coucert Trio 3 15 ~qotbaU Game SH!Qplti tl1~tt. ftll Mosoow s ltreets ~ular Nliht Club 10 B A 18 SO Wayne Kings Ore... 1 Te4 ~., """d out T~~ 'llll41Y now RoUes Danoe Orch u LilLie Jack I ":,••ms Orch 7 ao WOlf 811D ~iUJa~km apCfthe •e-taUc lAttle 1115 Jesse Ctawrord 1130 Pony 8 06 Loutes Huqcry Pive ~r of the <ltr and 11• lnhab Ooon Ba\lnde"' Ol~h 12 Rudy IG All Ko,..lls Orch J so WON far any utaallc cltlet can ValltOB Drch !Symphony 8 t6 lllul liYrtll!l't• ~ Wlth ~ow in p:1tnt. c:f WJZ-New York f349.6 160) e iS Ol'Chl. 9 45' OU.nce OfcJJ, f\30 W10id llrtoll pm Lc.,ell Tbomao T Amos n W~ Time II I& ~m lp 11 ~ '"' papqlatton M•l<c" ""' a Andy 1 1~ 'l'h• J11tors 3 ao Dance Way11e Kl1Ja • Oroh 1 Ted oltv .-'*uta mUijon .t~u}J Toda~ Proeram 9 Oarelesa Love 9 ao ems DanQe Ofchestrn ,lbrM mWion '"' Plllerld The Flr~t Nllhler 10 Cl!Ckco OI(TOI!~II II . .del, I!! tbll '"' t•ot IJlal rov to ao Olora. ""and Em 11 Slum WABC-llew YQ!k 131111 11101 • tal~ 'h•ve rtq(l\ltloud ber Z:tq.te 1130 Rlllti OOlwnr,., , 6 I& pm Don Blielo•• Or~b Be~ m a'taUabllt lOot 11p&Ce and the 13 611vet Tona Qllartet 12 15 &.or and punn 6 t& The PUN 'I Bins radtcal chan~te IS ma,.e ooon or e ~a.,er o • " \tjon• are •uch as to ~· cauae for alaJm 10 ~hit battle be· ~ -.. A " dl t.. t,;~eplf'W aqd soc1ety op t,.,., OPO •cde !IP~ .,oo QJIIS cu -If ~)Ill'&• a Rad'10 p rogram ~:ttC·'~r~lo:~:r':~':' ~~~ Vttar Pl•n In thta pal't1cular branch ot national economic life l o ve e centra ted 01 the glgnntlc Wm k and Peasant ~ Hutel Every jconvent•ncf! Is pr!ln lsed th lng IVOJ'ker 01 peasant mal'} of "'hom w JJ te delesates to cne o an other of u e n a1 y Poll Ut iOl con greMser; llt'riodcully held he e pubhclty a~ h e lu~tcnH to II >< uttoJ!l e )' ~' H ~ t he \ \\01 k every ff lOGO lnl to reportli from the spot Hublerful(e kno\\ n t) the lt:!gnl JHI lei-I!Hon Ill an e ort to A lack of maUlrtlla and a shortage hrang th e II i. llent fn of t he l hurgcK or l!lbor are aJven u the reasons f:lr Dltwht 6 Null Uon of •htminUUJ ate ~caring com tiona.l and Is ptotmsed to c l:i houtllum and pietk 1 n Leu1nra d an d at 0 n 1 the maASlve pre \\nr Metropo , 11d 8 been bef ore perstroyhltheUkratne Wletuslle edfl\VOIIt.eofthenol:nllt~ 1 uf decent ~(tHt~ 1n general has the Fcd etal Cou1t In (hlttlJ.{O to1 the pUHl Reveral whtle th~ gO\ mnment Is t1 VlllM' t ~ghfa e~ S'hoc< brl ID'tuk>S and othet less Lner.etlc ,.--~ wpak.ers hove been hard at It w th the Jeault that a (l:oodly Ill nlJ r of lm""''rta lt streets 81 d t~qun m; , ow ,....~ boi'L.IIt 11plck and spa1 new a sllhalt • Extreme shortage of hot 1 oom In MoBCO"' which has urten m 1 :~:t lnl,~wl c~m.~is ohnaveh ha,ct, ,' o,,'" w' tb«l :flllin thoro Once an adequate RUPPI¥ of th16 soon be tcllc ed when Lw nf'w h VItal metal is assured wtthtn th e tell! row 1 conslr LJctio 1 a e con tc.rd ra c.r the c:mntr~ coQ,itruc plet.e:t I THE CAPONE CASE CAJ 'ONE no t orwu~ 1n w 1Jl eat\ , r I I- dm cutumsta nct!li such a8 huve lliKen m I ouhnanu ami the attempt by the heute nant lo U8Urp the l>mHtton wa hardly clone m any Hplrli 01 thought of ~:~ltamute succe~:-J More to the point no doubt lAthe assumptiOn that It WHA I sole 1 lllf.\ HI of attracting pubhclty to hlmiielf d o ll. fol lh ., "" It 18 much to b e u~gretted that Huey Long regularly elect sho tlld !-10 furu et hiM p untiOn If not hlH uwu C(l "OVcrn<JI e~ II!> self re• tled to aetalaate Ill P.ct und word a~ he has done Som e I Pomer0'\1 Personal8 That a pmHtwr t ht! hlgh e:-.t \\llh1n the puweafl ot the oi u t:urnmonw ealth to bestow upun 1 nc ofl CltiZeilshlp gretted by most vote1 ~ m the xtal~ hut 1t nntmued lout; t t th t te fa om cnoug h t o athac t un f avo1 a bl t! ut t en Jon e " a C\cry tot net Ill the Umted State!ol. 1 I I T With I I HE RECEN r fldtculou ~ hor se pia~ mdullfed 111 by the thlRklllg zse JIOUI'I I I CHILD'S Pf.,.A Y sober mmded .clear I CLASS ENTERTAINF.D The n l'n ben or II " H ~Y B..!t" _Y_R_To claal of \be Pll'lt Bapust chu en entf>rtai ted f'r1d111.y eiii'U na e 1 Gre11 wtre he home of Mn Hermat f Lohsu FBONI Ia L 1 ?.:amUton lllreel Ass!Jit.~~. t hos teBSeA were M n Joh n Sci f':. at d MrS. Prank. Ki mes A Eoclal time followed thr ho t busifl8el meeting and the e\lenlnij: O:OU.S ILI:CT OFFI'Cii:RS and hiking The other ~pol ts to re wu brot to a cl~ wllh :wrv 1 K of Tbe Olrll ol Middleport H1eh ceiVt: rnt:ntlon a.re to be decided up dellclous refreshmr t b\ tht> ICbool mentl)' met and orp.nired on &t a later date Persons rerelvi ll: Ihost.!~>set. a Oil Ia Athletic AMoc.J.e W.o l i llurs thoUsand pulnta receive an M da' after rel\llar session of !SChoo A c;e(lislon was reached. lhu~ th a meet1n1 wa& held for the purp club lor the pl e!llent \\G1ld I oi l ti of electtne otrlcen The follow e meetlnl on Thursdav ol each " ek we~ elect-ed P etildent l)o o h Pultz Vice Prf!~r;ld e nt Margue r t Hyaell 8acretarv Bett!i Mid Tretlsurer Betty M~Ma11te1 Plend of Sports-Voile~ Boll VlrM nla Leonard Tenn111 &lra Louise Scott Hlkl.ns' Phyllbl Dtllard BasKetball Zelll. Lia:hter A coru;tttutlm of lhe laws of the club were atlso drawn up The club wHI work in its dltf.e r ent lfOUPa on a basis or point& 'l'he points to be given are on each for tm hour of volley ball tennis Middleport News Vir11n1a I' 1 JJ======'-";::;;;;;;;~ FOR FOOT COMFORT SEE Dr p, c. CJJII\OPODI8T or •-!"1"'1b bblo At pr C 8 I~"!!Iltel'• ollloe , ......., ""'"' Mon!!u, October l9. A. TtlOM AS~~ , A•ltl•nd.IC.r. Tri·Stj!le Tuner for 21 Yeara PHONE J~J tt'ONDAY OCTOIIIiR 11, 1911 HllOW J~CKHS--US!ll OVERCOME O~KHIU OPP~NENTS: rl~Y W!TH~UT PEP IN riRST H~Lf: S~ORE IS ~~-~ -- --~ Local Lads Lacktng Enthu11asm And Seemtngly Ov crconftdent Play Below Standard In F trot Half Of Game Are Held Sotoreleu AWAKEN WITH BANG IN LAST HALF -----~ And Sh" w Small Crowd Flashy Attack And Stone wall Defense Gatn Almost At Wtll Durtng Th11 Searton Of Contest l"Rrm: markPd tp n !he sco .. ct I II to bave aey cia 111 " I I I ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ teachinr doetri"' "' s ....,...., ... , • E"u J Picturea 11 Street Bi(lfe:r 11 1& Dance orch 11 30 Reel Ntcbola I l N s Bt.&JI Oornapondent she preferred the keenly lnterated Orch 1:1 Bobby Meeker s Oreh Wi'I.Shlnaton Oct 11- A furious by st.ander role Popular tn her WJR-Detrot~ 400 'i60 'l pm b tUe Ia beln d In Ule ftnt own right r ecognized as one of the 1Am01 n Andy 1 16 The ArlSto a I wale be!lt informeQ tllure1 ln Waeh1n& craM 'i ~ ftl Speed Serenaderti Ohio oonl"!ulonal dtst.rlct fDl' Nlck to she wa8 repeatedly ure:ed by 8 Popular Orch a SO Popular Pro Lonaworth s old aeat but 1t 1 not Republican leaders to Lake impor &r•m D Dance Orcfl 9 :so Mus! troubllne Allee any tant party pcsta they oftered her cal Dominoes 10 ExpretSB 10 30 In 1928 when the p:t.ce ol na 1 1 11 Real Polka 11 Slumber U:U&lc To AUoe Olnctnnat wu ways lional cornpdtteewom&n from Ohio I u 30 Ruu Columbo 13 Jane a more or leu reluctant interlude was v&eated state !eaders tbere \ Frohman s Oren 13 15 'lb.e Con from Wa&hlncton Her trlendl in prea&ed her to accept the appoint tinentala 13 30 am Efnle Hoi.Jt Lhe Capital have heal'd Uut she ment She decltned to be lnveilil and Hi& Popular Dance Orch has aold the olcl J..Gnp~ort.b. home led Wear- New TorJ t&U 6BO pm In Walnu~ Hilla and 1a dla~g When Nld: died the cry imme Popular Dance otch 6 f5 The of the rqt or her prqpertJ' \bert diately went up that abe be nom! Btebbin1 Boya 7 :$P, fed.:ty Blacbi What fevi \lu 11ur1PJ 1flct, Ute na~a 8.S hi8 succeasor Faoed With IOrch 'l 45 The Oolabetls 8 00 time bound her to Cincinnati a bitter Oght state and loca.l lead 0J.'P8Y PrQVram 10 46 The Ouarda mapped with his 6udden death en saw In her a powerful conten men 11 DQ, Lee Morae 11 15 Jesse thl! Snrtn¥ der Cnwlord 11 SO Cab Calloway a ,. • • But not for Allee In a tew Oreh 12 00 m Paul Wbitemen and Washlnaton 11 home to Al1oe anct words she disposed or tbat. demand I hill Paint Men U 30 am Tweet has been for the greater part ot an~ Auietly retired And she has KDaan s Orcheatra her nre ll was to the Capital she declined to take any part in the WJz.-New Yor)" (349 5 760) 6 15 came as a younll' woman jU5l bUJ'on CllPJ.paign that Is In proife&a be Pill Peter van Bt.eeden and h1l &eonw.r into maturity the dautla• tween .J'ohn B Hollister the Repub 1 Orch 6 45 Lowell Thomi\S 1' 00 ter or the Presldent , or the United !Wan candidate and State SeDf'tor Amo8 n Andy 1 15 The Jesters States It :was 1n the capital Vlat Lorbe.ch the Democrat 1 45 Waves of Melod) 9 00 Popu she eamed the title Princes& ' ' • l&r Orch 10 SO Real Folks 11 00 Alice For Washington Allee will al Slumber Mw;lc 11 30 RU811 Co l lt was ln th.e OapU.'" tbat. she wa).t> be one ot its rare personall llumbo 11 4~ Organ Recit.al 13 00 waa courted by the 1orgeous Nick tlea No major congreasional tn Jane Froman 12 15 Coon Sanders Longworth then a YOWll congress vestip.t.lon or committee hea.rtnlil Dance Oreh man from Ob1o It 9o'a& here &he no &e&Sion or social beason would WGN--chlcafi:o t18 t 720) 1 pm was wed 1.n the hlatorlc rooms o1 be tbe .same without her amused Blnglng Lady 'l 15 Harold Teen ttle WhJte House while klngs and ! presence and w tty comments 7 30 Water Boys 7 46 The Gumps prtnoea the worldover showered her As wlte of the Speaker of the 05 Louie s Hungry Five 8 15 wltb coatly lift& Hou~:~e of Represedtatlves she was 1sEasy Aces 8 JO Popular Voices 9 And It WM In the Capital that entitled to high omctal precedence Midwest Band 9 30 Popular Pro she ha.s reiantd since that day a But every dQOr m Washtnaton will gram 10 30 Earl Bur tnett s Orch diBtinct vivid interested and In always be open to h er because she 11 15 Dream Ship II 30 Tweet teresting personaHty Entret!' to Is Alioe J..onaworth Hogans Orch 11 45 Alt Ka& 1 her large Massachusetts Avenue AdrninLstratJons conte and go 01ch 12 Eatl Burtnetts Orch hoWJe meant social reco(Jnition eventa race Into hlstcry but Alice 12 30 am Tweet Hogan and His To be known BS a. mend of Alice s Is alway~ sought a'fter No new Popular Dance Qache~lra Wa.5 the height of Washinlton at conp-essmans or senato18 wife - - ... _ -~.abunent Rea;ulars IOBUI'Jents who comes to Washlngton but social leaders newspaper corrcs looks forward eagerly to meeting pondenta an 10ught her opt eager her Every President and hJs ea.bl -3 (ly Her bon motll be<:ame national nes. Wait anxious for her charac~r expresslona lzation \ Oil looks like he had been • • weaned on a pickle rocked the The capital Is filled with rumort _ Continued fr om page six: Capital and not the lea.st to enjoy about her possible actlvl~k!s The ~'N' the charactertzatton was the for latest stories are that she 1s to be i-IALJ...,.,. mer Presll;lent himself' come the edltm of a. local p~pcr The Wtll ng Worke s of the u s He was one of the very few who rlvallili.g her gltlhood f~ )(n lhurch at Ente'rprlse gave a play knew her secret that she was going Clssy Patterson tb.:: sur,........rut Paul Whiteman il.nd His Popultu Frida} e~E lng &t th~ [burch <>nd a to have ll baby When the rumor and accoi'npUshed editor orthe Dance and Recordln 1 orchestra " c.lui after the play In the b&&e was ftnally eonnrmed Mrs Cool Washington Herald It. Is Kbro re \ WJR-Detrolt 1400 750 8 15 pm menl of I e chu1ch The proc.eeds ldge rushed in to tell hlm the sur ported that she wUI turn to maaa The Velveteers 7 Ul Amos n 1 went toward the new turnae juat prialllll news 1 zine wnttng Thrre Is no one .bet And~ 7 30 The Welcomers 8 30 i1stalled So she told Beveral months ago te1 equipped than she for that In I A~UT~ .... - N&~qf!AL 41l'fEa'lUINII RIPKEifU'IT.TIYJ!:i - DtvQle-Tenney Cw:poraUon New Ynrk and Chlca&O I-lAVE Going Around In Wasa.;n...+on ·~ 1!1~ t~• a ROBERT -,f 1 '? -=:=:o.:===:=:=:::=:::::-~==::=========;;=='!!J, .,._- 9 30 Bourjob 10 GU)' Lombardo a Oreb 10 SO tone wiU lie pullll- ~ 1Prqnun , .. Morton o.wn•y • Band Concert a 1~ 81Dain Sam \ I a 30-.- Kate Bmlth a Y:IJII$C 1 &6 Tbe Oloom Cbuel'S 8 11 Preddy """'""" 0. TQI IIEIGS .VBU8111NII COJIPAJCT ,, -------- io-·--- ·· •-rlly 1• tw ~·'II ....,.. ' - •...U•nl """ _ , . Ill tb.,. an - 'l I Croob)' 1 to Popular OHh 1 SO Tbe BolweU Slaten 1 30 Populat ,.-,.. '1'ID DAILY TRmtrrQ: POMEROY OKlO OO'f()!llm II lilt! I..J. Things Might be Worse TRJ U41LY l'RlliUNE SCIIDAY cwn• Mid '"" t 0 O.k Score b) Per ods .. " s o I \ • 13 13- " ' G--O OHB 0 0 0 Offdab Rl!feree 81 ar)'"lf' 0 Umpire Odaffe-r 0 U H t"Ha manWhA!OWU U Legion Prepared For Large Crowd For Dtatrtct Caucus Sunda y Bt-nnf'tt n~ h au '" "" I LJ()UIO OR TABLETS: Hl'lltvH a Jleadach e or Seu1.lcla In ~0 mlnut ~ t b ~ ks a Cold 1m lint dll y and f'hHb 1\-Jalarta In llhret da y1 !I 6 6 .3alve for 8ab a (;old IIURT Wc td reach ed I e c sho ll} beforP. I r ::. II t Sa urday al Gbarle~ B c hr r of M ddll'po t had been I J r I I 1\n accide at. the Hob o Ya. rl~ of th e New York Centra-! I a cad company He 11,11 u \r gedatdlt\\asbee d ha o e ''''''"'" l foo t v.as cru~hed He I.\ a <~ k c 't~~ h i' HOIZf' hosp tal D • ._ READ THIS FIRST Prank Sevtm haa beea ltid:caped from hil COU!ltr}r pllce Benu'a Court, when hi• law,er Pelb Sant f!l;bs ehara:e Jua Wynter and hil rne.,d. aw 01'11)'890, tearch the ~ and find a hidden ataarwa, and Jl locked door m the rwne of an an ent chapeL The7 beciD to au.spect * IT COSTS NO MORE TO BU\ A GENUINE t wt "ORK:\1 '\N thf' 666 I w IIams ltOBSON and ol .:eversl nt.erP.!!Itlng add.resee, ~Y' own Leg ionnall'e& iutuaper h e terta nln[{ features by the 1 Wl'bster Pt:lst qua1 .etle Crook e Pn~ t quartt>tte and vocal c o n ~ b M 8 M ktr ed Fowler n w t e enjo ec by all r conn I ee ha11e annoYJ}ced. "'d r nta y t &IO Le 11 ( xpected durmg t lC c h u cl e wea lhcr remain fib t' Ali c t Zfl <; Of the' City ~pt lu y B»kcd b) the loca l pia) ne r Hal!."! flom I! un II e en K ll..lmo row u ' band 1 he a ternoon procram wt11 be Pf' to the p bile and wtll t.'Oll4iJL play Flags E. r Pt,t Mid :i tport. IIChool band The pwedtt wil begin promrply at 1 o clqct mmedlately a rt.tor the chicken dip ned which 111111 be served at. the')'"! p hall .Jt C1t1:r.ena Aaked to D1a Mrs James E Ha i;lt) an~.o .1"" 1! N f' anrt Mrs M D Hli 11 ge or Pomeroy were 1111 C I n b1.t Fr day Mr a I Mrs E.rvl Mile I' I ol Col nbu a1 \f'd 1:1\lturdav even ng!or oshort1il:ltwth Mdll polt relatives They will be uccom pan ~d home Sunday alter oo bl M~ Louise Ohl 1 ger 11. I u oN I .spend a week \\ith them M and Mrs 06car Rc h c callea lo Pa kers burg Fr d I; cause of the :,.crlous 111 t. l> ol I formers istt M 11 Nannle Crcge leJt ~~~ day mo nlng for Be !lela fe n "herf! she w1 makt' t. u nome Mr and M s Irving Kar Jt 11 eledlliPCOFechpro pe t y o Ma n street M 11nd Ml'l' John D 1.\ m~ not red to Char esto 1 Satur a,Y to atte d he W l:'l L footba g>un.P They wll nlso ~pet d lht: 1.\eck etrd 1.\ h her daughtel Mrs Charlc!'; Yes ll ·~ 5idne\j WaPWtck..... --- ;' NOW t_fl;!jf:f]_~ VJB!ftf <etl -..,.F lu~ WILl-ARD BATTERY SEE US AND SAVE MONEY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS M1ddleport 3 tn )eaauo WJtb tbe kidn~~pera wben 1 wall "atctdentlJ" ~11 blockiq thia door ud '-ome .convinced of 1t wbeo they &nd in biJ 3ant of bein& .. est an abObymOUI letter addreteed to r which ohvt.ou.ly bad )et-a held up becauae 1t pn warn tna tbt,t S.nt •f• not to be tnlited.. Onysan, baa wife. Wynter and Katharine F'ama take a houae Ma ~nn.71 neu Begsa.r • Court. Katb•nne t1 the rlahtful owner of tbe lbismna: Czanna 'RubU!s by inhu 'lance from her Rus11an ,rrand ather and Severn had tned to recover thena •or htr )hrtia, Snem t servant and a t;hus named Frome make a vam. at tempt to •...-mnate W Jnter and Grayaon an. 1n a Sc:otlani:l Y&rd de w, •• s:: == ~ve 4t a,llu 1 Coun W10ter moew Helen Blair. whom ~ li~Jr. itcboq'ti Ill:• ill the 1tepd1qhter of ...,.tenoUa Dr Martell who Wyn t« ,. coav•nct4 ta ID. the plot aaamst Years and Experience DO COUNT -=-g -== = le~t-.s NOW 00 ON c fi == CIIAPlER XLVII == =.a eow do you do Mu;s Bla r? M Sa• t 1 rom std us a &urlmse a fl tt • a very pleasant 1iurpm1e 'Ify tteplather and I happened to . . 10 Traync aad ran across .hi S;LI;It there lVho kiJ]dly asked m 10 4puacr tonwht Helen lila r tol d him "1 hOpe you aro feehna aJJ Nbt aaa:m ldr Wynter? }1m laugl ed Less than a week 110 that he had awakened m a ~trange hou!Je after tl at exc tmg p1ght af Monkstlvcr-but tt 1eemed almo1t I kc: long past h1story now lo much ~d happened s nee tl en "'I d almost forgotten tl at crack gn the htad:that was my lnl odu t1on to you ho satd though I haven t for:gotten your k ndnu1 Her ktndnull be wa' illre had been dtsrnterested enough even tf Idle same could not &ave been sa1d E: a~ The Rame was sta s with o ly sma fans I uddled togc her atte pi ng to b ttk I "I d ch blew mcessantly dur 1 g the gao Dur ng tl c lu l Jil ou~t il o s an a stood 1 gl t vas to cone to n ra n IO m As ) m r t n a n~w Jeedlr and I u c of P ftV n ~I I I are n l ng rhal record JL:st playt-d had been sta te d t I e rr o d he wa s av.a c of cold the ficlc nadc by a nastt:r of tl e v1ol n yet a sudden odd nr ess on as he Th firs;t 0 do v for Ju:n Wynter at least at set-mtd glanced at Helen Bl;ur s fa e A 1' !1 P a P e 1 un nsptred by com par son :u he re look of I ul 1 e vo ~ r t o:r Bea.,t-- ca y J.! 1 e bfl r~ membered how K.athanne had once had co nc: o I as of o e line &fter the ball had b played that 1ame wordles! song mg a out a we gi ty dec o vnnced vlthln sco g J and-the p ttful po gnant tragedy of n ade the four back sp m g I o !sl 11-w.ould never play tt agam Was tl c e sometl g tl s g rl the I ne ofl' tack le sn gg g 11 Oh that thmg of Tcha kowsky s? wa1 ted to ."!ily lo h n a d t1 al ~ he f'tc for t he necesas y ~a a N I rem.;mber at uaed to be a favonte found 1t d fl cult to b g 1 elf to tlicd a pass to Gard of poor Frank! sad Sant II e pu nt of say g So t o w- ht extra point wl cl It a a favontc of m ne too. Does cou ld ha tlly I ave sad wl }-her was no 8ood for Martell mam er s1 gge te 1 tl at nsl net 11 e Allfnswortl,'l ma Je AI Btll shQ9k haqds wtt,b Hclen any one mmd tf we put at on aga n 1p c5 sron J m v.a co sc ous of an goal of t.he game wl m Bla1r Sant explouned the other Jmt asked bftll through the lt>f s dr "I 1hnuld love to hear rt agam" odd wa 1 g sense as he fir tucstl temporary absence " cx qu !:1 Oak! 11 line fo eighteen d "I happened to menton at dmner cned Helen tc: stra ns <' th;'l melody t a wu the touchdown NPal p b"«l'd "You know I called yesterday at that Martrn 1<1e~s dec1dedly off color always assoc a led fo I m w th the l.he 1 e ro 11 e xlra u t ll d bet Dr Martell ver1 kindly offered your house )1m to ld her as be and woman I e loved stole tl rougl the score ~toad 13 to o Tl Ia k I to ~e If a,nyth1111 wu really the mat Helen walked acros;. the roof{! to the roon1. came thro gh w1th a wo r gramophone leav ng Btll and tbe He saw Helens eyes glance sw 1it ( J c go1 c du r, I ter w1tb ~im. •oh our 8harpahooter friend, older man s ltthg by the fire- Just ly round Ihe roo n l1 ger watch of pays o a I r t Maft•n '• off hi. oaf .. II her In to expres1 my_ apprrc auon of the fully for a moment on S:u t s ung down with c ~ 1 tic G:n ins hosp1tahty I had receiVed But I wa! by the fire 11 en :outldenly n a low The thnd core of lhr game qutred BdL that both you and Dr Martell tenor vo c:e btl d ng her head With In the fourth qu~ tc n d VH •wa.P b1a. flouaderlng lato tbe es fOld ts troub ed e-yes towjlrds 1 the I of the most beaut 1f 11 plav tuai'J didn t dO him aay parttcidar were away from h'ome Oh, I am 11orry We were In gul wl spered under cover of the eve1lng Neal took the bull -: " · , . Sa~Jt n1d Wit.. a humorous end of the fo matlon t1 ot cd 11)Jrfs Oatr a Jl 1t retr~buuou ~i Trayne We have been ~tay ng t1 ere mUSIC A for a day or two w th a fneod of Mr Wynttr I I oped for .an op o hr I v fl11 ~ourse u I tokl Martm ahll the hUlled n long noat ng P"ss thr my stepfather a ;,nwo aeems to haw a b1t of It tern From the beg~nnmg of therr odd pori 1n ty of speak ng to you alooe the tir n tne d1 ectl o 0 d ton gl t The c 5 someU 1g urgent )er4ture aDd IS feehng rather sorry mtroductton 111 that house at J want to say n ulit ~~ay J can only "'I o I oct brokel lc.ose from I s n1 for himselt'" Sta1nca )1m had hked Heleq Bla r hmt-1 da en t do more dan lunt ponf"n_ts As Gardner raced o the spectntms held the! b ""~' h IH; I ] m afnud Martin 1 tr nub le 11 And that first 1'(npress 1on rema1ned 1eue me 1omcwbat cold, Sant-no wlnlst 1ometh ng 1n her face. that and you n ust not press n e for any appt>atcd he would not reacl the ~ e h doubt I ban a callous nature I ob he could understand pow a• he had explanat on But 1 felt J m st wara pas But Jtst as ht goa 1e he p eked p tl c ba 1from •el"''e:d J•ra w1th a lat11h. He turned not uadetAtoDd. before made ham youOu te ah UJ tly the low breathlc11 1 t: 1-1 1 ccmpletlnc th e pa s one or .. Helen BZ.1r D1dn t I hear the aorry fnr the g rl whoae guard an \ou:e snapped off Neal~; favoritel'l ano n acte I P c pamophoae u we drowe up/" Dr Martell was. He could not help ,Helen seemed to glance round f'S88.l v scare +leal made th cx trn 'i'Ye1 I foued aorne. 11'1toderful bema: &~rlfck b.r a hapnt1ng 1adneJ1s WJt~ an odd nervo ~ start that 1oint by ago. In plugg ng o rioliil record• here and I couldn't that her eyes ~mcd to hold Was The p/l!u-:e:;; \\lllcl! had fall"'' (r ght«'ncd look that J rn I ad seen telllst tl'ytPiir one or two of them her atepfatber the cause~ otJCe before wa:o suddenly back ID .shor during the 1 r&t half of play ewer she told him were now being completed one afte J•m remembered ber startled tn her eyes as Net\ t.he passes nncl • Cbaa110n Tnste that last one voluntary cry the expreiiUOD tn her And 6«mt-.itam:ously he saw was a other rcrl were hitting theb WIIP t tU• Jim uked face as of 10meth ng more than mere onl7 JO~t aUc; to see what the gul a ~ rldl' Nealr~tossed another to Oard He bad caucht the doaiag nottt unpersonal horror when he had form almou lud a hand creep cut hef"re hll ~a nc closed but the ef that \'IOba record ftoabng ou• spokea of the mudr be ~d come betwc:e11 the drawn curlams behmd game closed b t the bnll whicl remembered her • baud tha gr pped her arm S<'cmed to bf! going th ough the a 1 illto the mtetJ' rugbt a• thry came upon at Konks1lver up tbe: drive &o brma him a sudden too the cowed shrmkmg fear her tor an mstant hkc a .sdent waroma- with the ~peed of a bullet nl.ssccl eyea had betrayed as Martell had or an unspokeA thrrat odd tbrUL the outstretched arms or GArdner hanhly s1lenced her hes v.he tiH t 1d as r ar h was pla1u to j1m the effort that by 1t cost Helen her face un1 er11cd and r.:oal RBMEKBIIANCB r fh al cuch-:lown of the game ;vlnte not to cry out at tbe touch. "'Clran1011 Tr11te" • • those few ENIGMA v!J(< mad r from a pass :ts Neal of th•t sealthy hand 110tft bad beea eDOliClt to take btm How much d1d this g rl know ot l':f' f r vRrd pall.~ t o Beav back Wltb • ru1b of memory to a suspect of that h dden s 1~ of her T~e next moment the !m I ng race :vhc had shaken his men and tdrlht In New York when a ihp of a lt,pfather s hfc? Eno tgh perhaps of Dr Martell appeared between the the !Inc 'J he extra point ald. radiant ia tbo &nt fhub of her for his 1udden oews of that crime velvet folds Ev t~ently the folding llwasl'l ove lssed but lhe score was 26 to ~denn• trlumpha had made aa to have broken on her w th a star doora were partlll.lly open a1 least 0 wl h but a i:ew minute8 to play ~orpttahle earle of it on her •iolia thng terrrble srgmficance? belitnd the cur~ms But already J~rn 1 he wot k of the line was not B5 tor a tallt enttaactd audience. Uttle I olthng dOOrs d•v•de11 wtiat had had known lnltmctlvely thou only us AI Althn tgh Gardner Gallagbcr noqlt had b d tbell llo• or a lly been one great room Wtth M:ancU co tid have broughl that look ct War at end positions. played a •acti that ....._ atarred 1ft a c:litler heav,- velvet curtatn!l sere mna" tl ~m to Helens eyes o.m A .. sworth and Estep 111 Wtct 1icJat1 M the fa~ ef lbe Tbe,. c;ro1secl te th11 iurther end cf t t eng for each other were l I' L t ground gRb er11 ror the lo (Another Cbaptel of St01y On Pa~e S1x c11.ls :vitit young Cub Allensworth "1 I ll 1 '''" "'""I a... * i l A Bank With STRONG BACKING i~ll fi X v ="I ~~I 2£ :'-'1. g§. ~E = ffi == ~~ : =-= EE ~.¥ == ~s ~~ .: ~ ~j fi ii ;..: .::. == == ~! €j == "'= ii i! :~ The ability of any bank to stand up under all conditions and give proper protection to its depositors, depends upon the quality of its backing. There is solid backing fo~ the strength of thts hank. We are backed by a thorough knowledge of the sound principles of safe banking. We arc backed by strong capital and surplus, built up as protection for our depositors. We are backed by a strong Board of Directors and by faithful employees of ex:perience and good character. We are backed by 25 long vears of serviee which stretch behind us as proof of the stability of this bank. Finally, we are backed by the confidence of a whole community which has learned that its trust in this bank has been well-placed. You, too, can bank here with a sense of se• curity which comes from a knowledge of these facts of our strength. lJank here where you know your money is safe and your interests well careti for. t¥ Ji': -- = ~§ !f CJ11Z€NS 'NliTION):IL ~iddleport, O h.io. K i i ;: ~! ~i !E == ~ ~ ~ 1'""""'1 ~ ii,m.u,l llllnnul IUIIIIUit ••l"m'"'-'""""l'll'"'mu l'"muu,, l""""lllll"m""lll"'nnutlt •IIilli""U'II''" m"'ll""m"'l l''"m"'l l'";: ;,ilu 111111 tullllumullll,ul 111 aultlttuutllt11 111humnu ll,lfllnul tlunnttlluuuu••• htltnuul I 1uuu111 1tununulltlltl~ltllllll llluuuul ll leumtl111 llllmllllllllullii' �StlNOA Y OOTOBJttl 11, llltl :::~=:~~~~;;~j:~~~;;~!;~~;;~~~rK~~~~Hn~Hr~~~~a~e~n~·~~~TiTkiim~o~N~w~ro~MIK SPARK OF BOOTH'S GENI US lsi~nv~~o~~~·o~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HARD "ARRISON .. Jiju..-"* JMJi ~ o1dress 1plD.yd or apples com. etc and it Is 1 exl)e'Cted that Lhis future wUl bo TO .EXCHANGE Ford ]'on 'ltllCk I and brulseti Mr Dorst was In ver y deslroble plaC:f' o;o lin :Y )'5 oonlfleasnum ft"'WW enlarged tn the carnh•alb \; modal T far halt ton Ford '!'raek Jured Laat report. were Ul.Mt Mr& - .. t " thals dlatrlct v.ho probably k 1ow.. One of the m o:'lt. a.ttracUVB Obs,pman Mdle Co ApplB Orove Darst. wu grt.tlll¥ along nJcely Mr a nd !lirs uul U. lUI ~IH ~oJt e , 0 1., 11.nd call!! t heiD b!l wu that arraru~~ b:f C R • Jorclan Obio 1018-lt Miss Ulllau waaner visited Ro!..CJ t of OOlumbus )lerc d'¥ "1 any man In the COlin who dilplayed Q tarae nwnber ol 1,,.;..,=::-:::--:c:::::;-;-:;-;7,;; - - friend.!! at Lo8an W V». Sunday tht: v. eek e1 I tr Th• foot.ball pme 111 the at cmos ltits ami farm pw ducta lu a WANTI.D LOCAL M.ANAGER - r M.r end MMI W E McDadE" were Mr uud Mr .. Stnnl e} H~ dl of £~noon bt!twew Rutlnnd ... n a f ht ve 1y :strUtt.ng .mu. t: l!ectiH m:in· f'reftt mlln with bU&Iness £XP r l W f' PETE.ttsoN bom In l..ond(JJt I at. Portland on busmesa Thwsda~ O rov(polt 0 \\ C~ v~lllnl!. 11 F-lam~ u:sulttd 11 ::J. vltt :J y to 1 th nu Sen ual ! hows nnd conce~ollli 1 The baby enee and well kn~.wn ~Uiit be 1 BY co.nad& whither the Harr1.10na Brady Bhaw motored to Plt.t~ llYeB heJ"e lmt \l.eek t£am b~ th :sCOl e 01 20 to o d. dctdl la the "Plrlt of lhf' occas:ftnknclaJ)y able to mainta in orfl[ e 1 N B Stan COrretiponaen~ _ moved and was named. RlChard burgh Ja.st week ucc'lmpamed by MJ-; :\ J H ook.s ol L s Ang ek>s 1 ho;~ \ l rlous Htu n g ylf' O. ed po ion While n ot rxacllv n Jlnanciol J.elf'phone u.c (:)tU)' thc.se \\ n ~ Chicago Oct 17- Pe l,.II.W 1 d 1 t rc u]JI\ ct lll t suer , :; the mem l:t'r:. t..I thr Civic aft.er the character played b) hl.s mother who \1. ill join her hUll- was u gum;t last w1ek •...J M1 ... can fw-ntsh !lrat ciii.U r~ r re ne!.: who 16 Richard B Harr i5on P a~ s~ -,th band Eugene Shaw who Is employ~ Mrs Be.rt Rolwhnss and M.J anJ ~l ease : ~ h t: ~ ~d :).nd fwmllh u i; lub v.lmh pro moted the r~.fflw u to rellabllity will te coub11~r ltng the role of the diety In T 011e I Mrs Harrlaon wu tnsl6tent thaL ed 1n tha.t cth Mrs C t Lll~her enl!(>ll 1 ~ ld atl m] and t hu olhel pubhc pblt~c:l c•li ed SlmUar pos.1tions i)ayms ~-Green PUt~e& - has s~rted her son receive a thorouah Uterary I Mr and Mt s Peat! Ward of Mrs.. B 8 Barre tt of Cl ~vl:! lr~.nQ M.mu~nt c ~\l Uon '" ~~ n ;.~:o.J In ~ c1 L~o;rnl wh~.> aided we re e uLhU.ii.la.$LI C pt.) p M)O to 10.000 and up Nw.l.onal htB sixty nlnU1 year 1 cd.ucat-lon His upinti.olls tumed All ens v1s ttcd elatl\ t~ here and hen I• r u v ~ t v. Jlh 1 dUI.!H'~ M s alc.nf will ~eu"ll~ 0 1 L:£;S~ c O\Vd uH r th •e"a nd a lt mpt and llf" : th~rcd to IL'l~ 11 tJ alreu<•Y looking: Jor\liald to a Hon1 IY advettl~ed lint' LalS," ma nu FoiJowJ.na hl.B regular sp:r:~ual 1.<1 the ml.nbotry ut Oll.ll,polls Sunda~ Mli 1e V11 Zt nL o.c tCl mpn•LeLl h t: r ... ~f~ )JfP~f faclurlna co.llcern Addn: ~s P s performance in the naive sp r ua I ln the end Richa1d B Harrison MIJ;s Ka t hle en Pullins tet"urn~d _.,. o e as va 1 a A mm nt> xt ;, ecu d~nt BGX 983 Daytcu C 10 18~3t dramo ttle celebrw.ted neirO actor bt:ctuue a drumallc re ade1 inst.eM Saturday from Hummgton havtnK I RROUGIIT liUlloJ.E FOR B URI'\l llJUt;t eXlf"lit~ cadmer~ J.;o:, \li"t ~:11-; .... IJ ~ UJ!:e th~ pt.) lOe. •- - - - - - -· - . . - recently WIU> honored guest of a of a. minister He prepared to be s~rlt a few days with friends there The remalus 01 Walter M"GUJr{' erlcan Lt'gwn om o.n to Wl 11 -;, - -- - mammoth bnUlday po.rty in the r~;ader while earning a Uving 11.8 Lewis Hurling h as moved to hill who died nt tl e home of ll h su;tel the CIOWlllllg oJ hf' Q~c l ld MfJ R d p F1 ht o1er Ill!•· for RentE1gb.~ Regiment Armon' a bell boy a parter a newsboy and I ta 1m at Popla r Ridgf' h Wm o. m Ga ~ Alic"' Dulsne) rtw [row ( V f'l •c~r tgao• 10: I Seven.! thousand negroes a s well I a ~elephone operator m Q Chtcago Those vtslllng the Wugne 1 h ome Mrj C a~nc~y wtr~brot 'u 1 H 1was lnbued. with the ca1 n VE!l sptrH lit It u,.,• ,.1 11 as admtrers af lhe white race pollcestatiWl Sunday wPre Mr and Mrs Tho.s lndan a un 9.Y d 1andeveryoncseem: d to ha.V . :.l ""11s.!ttll'~ lt•" F0l{ REN r-Room~ fo! light ho~~~ j jomed In paying tnbute to llarri By 1900 Ha.rrlaon Wa.i supportmg Spente of Spring Hill W Va Mr Tuesday fer bul lul Death t~ l~-t: gcod time BoolhsJor t hedtsplaycf llrt•,J mil II II ' ' I !-; l't'lt>r&~m keeping or s leeping room::; 16 3 1110n COOIJl"C:Mmllil Oscar De J>rl est hi& family by his rea<lings and in tt.uo Mrs James Sptm ce or Red 1 to fin attack of heart trou~ela e ~ I ~a • lr..ll.5 P ducts a n I mt 1c! u.ld!t3" 111 l'lt,.!_n m 11 • 1 r Itt d ~~ llf>tl n11vv Wo. lnut Sl MiddlepOJt IU t I was the principal speaker of the 11020 he wa' Le·'"hlng drama ln House W Va I ~ur v n t'd U~ two brothers ' a._nt IHre a.Jranged In a bl&.e t" nt ll.OG I '' I I•• "I• •••• • r I [ •• dIn G eorge both ...r Hut,an t \\n.S " ~ t t ed hundr cd::t oJ H~lt..:;:t~ I' .,to n ~f'TI I f ' " FOR RENT- 5 IOOlll how;e Ba~ h e\en ng &outhern Negro c.olleg.es and o i I a 111 lJl e si:>tCI Fune1al en1~ s a tro.r 11.. 1 s 1\t>r;,Pu<~ oln lu,:- the Worh! all modern conveniences Ml:; ' Stardom In The 01'~en Pas~ !educational illl d reli&:loua work for i 1 be h Jd hurso.n mornnB a r: izu; \\ere 11:1Vf'n for lh.,; t ,,. c..h<· tr o L Brudbury Mulbe rry Ave 1ture1s whi1ch came ~ ~hi.~aa~~~~ ! a cotmd.l of cburchea lp New York ~~~ M.: h~lfl~ churc~ w ~h cur ia l 1 10 17 4~ I ow ng a ong run n At the qe or 68 he recel\~d a .. , 11 u.e Pomeroy represcnt:i a b1 UUant climax In sudden offer to play th e part. o! l 11t Miles cemLlc y in ch ill!! c Jm::w..-uwm::uu:nurlt:::tntt::t:~=:=u:a:.::m:;:w 1 NOTICE 1 Hllrr\SQn s up-and-down career Dt, Lawd In The Green Pas \\ r l :1 r'r t h11m ot H'IHic ..~ F 11> F mt rwald 1 __ There I& a rumor prevelant in twes At. .nrst re luct.ant he was I Q \Ul~ n (; L<st cJ rla 11 .., ast I Ml atld M li Th~.:o<.lc~ Fcl ock o f 1 ~ill not be respomublt! lo lil vI U1eatr1ca.l Circles that Harrblo'il I persuaded Lo o.ccept when It was w 1 k Zanesville \\et e W€Ck end (l,UlSL.s ot ebt,; cout Jacled fo by unyom through pt>~chic channels may pomted out that the product~n M1 a mi M I <1 ! S Inlet u 11 1 lo.th·eS the inhedtor o! the Kt:ntus of E I would give work t..o scores o( fel 1 d<u ! tel n Cl n tl.md \HI I JML'i M1~ J W Coh\ "11 J It TuesQ.:J\ 1 1 t huu myse lf 10 ~ vt Va( H H. ul+.:l 1 \\In Booth the gr-eatest of Amer lol\ negroes [Ia t 1 P 1 1 Mt rui fl~ ., A t::: B 1 f<JI 1 Y. t k:s lll:i t with 1dat11es an I ELECTRIC THEA IRE, POMERVl, TODAY t!fO.n actors Crltlcs h ave unanimous!~ ag 1 eed 1t 1 rl mvth e1 Mr~ W 0 Skln fri(llO 'I ln Huntu gt..'J n _ ___. Tl E stor y which is discounted that Harrison mter pJ ets the Sou~hlml M } lld :M B H mv Wane 1 OJ "FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE" 1 byThe NO C scientists but acctpled by ~;orne cw da.rky s conception of the Lmd j J 111 :.w l Jttck Wll fumt:l re Rt:edt:1~1e wert" u;ue~;ts Sunda} of lle11r a nd ~te Luulse Fazenda. M1b:l Green Edna May Oliver aad laymen Is tnat Harrison rece ived wlih diHUnct 1on and hono1 Hit:; '1ld ! 1 1., c f Hutl" nd no\\ l1v1 )g m D1 D ~e n an s ~t er I h E IIlli McKay B ll. v biHlPIX' 1 his actmg abllities throu~h p1eua pOJtraya l of lb c d eity as has ofte n U t , I 1L l!CI c 1 !Jell Ill" old E J Snc.wdl'n Ill '; clll1cd J Ja.rk. it ::;earl«fhe o~ea n shakes em up Parilo sbakl!!l em v.tll Lt optn all day from n e w on tallnHuence bee n remarked Is \\ithout !never flt:llU.Ilm ta tc .. l \s ' te k Albnn y Mt 1d 1• by H:P llh Sf. or 111'3 down Ocean ol laugh ~ Spec a! u1 til Dec I Sehoul chll I In 1862 according Lo the tall" euce and Is m ulkcd h~ gentle n oG <-m!).c Bm1tll of Colu~1bu s aud b1c.tl e 11 h o Jh ... ~ tiH'!e rlren s h~:~.lr cutting 25c 1() 18 3 I Hal ri&Jn s mother a slave fteCI b 1my M15 Chu11 J>hill p.: of Juck.son -------· ~ I f rom StLouis to New YOlk by the \1 c 1;:11:' ts l~:;t I'. C'•k of th t u SL~t " r L'i.ICG!: f' ROWDS AT IESfi\'AL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - undergro und railroad In New Mts Wm Plu n me1 aud fathet LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOOAY Willie h t.I\V ta lus :mo lrd th I York th-ey joined the Negro exod us Chall!:S Sm ll.h For Sale, Mioc. IJrOglll.lll !Or the rhsl night cf \he to Haiti But. Mrx Harnson ex Aile L wee Pu11u1J ul Columbu "STEPPING OUT" pectmg to become a mother lC wa ~ h e re ( ~~~ tn e v. "eK en v.1tl Fa I Ftst val nm1 Homecomh g htsl FOR SALE-W9.1!.i n~ton H ome lh:a r and ~ec Keglmdd Denny CharloUe Greenwood Clltr turnr.d to Ame11ca so tnat he! clt1ld Mr KCillJI has n.oved from the hm jJaa:ut.!i ~t e: k ll e 1\ ' a th• • l"•Kln~ ami SrtL Parlor Furnaei:! Call Pl'ullp W could be barn here W B Ba rnett property to Galli m all\ .va~ a ll hn co tld be aske;.J I Edw tu ds and Leila Uyams :;"1ft moYing a.ctton and plenty of M'"i.nhart 10 13 3t Due to the solicitude of heJ f01 pol !l MOVIo IN NEW hO •iE nnd lug~ ClOI~d .I ( IC nrcscnl b olo mer owne1s M r~ Ha rn:;on was Cll I\.~1 a nd lVlis Alonzo Dlit st v.ho illf C 0 CIWJlll u liLl tu1h IVe!llll!:!H The 1aln ne "SSLhl. en ~ t ured and \\ell cducalCd Wh1le m J\>SJdes ll.bove tov.n v.ere enroute Lo m h d 1 st y;f'Ek to th-l' n uev. home chHH!;;"I In ll e prog1 a m and Lhe I Also Comedy "Geography Leason" lOc per gallon at the New Y01k she s~tv. Ed'>\ In Boolh lhe 1 ilome from Gallipolis dnvlng I\ I ch u 1 bought Ill hr.us has P la nt::~t101 CLo" nc rs g ~l\e ':l.e , I play tht! title IO]C lJl 8hllk S)Je!IJC ~ 11 hOTS(' and buggy Wtlell they Were he !1 r II pJ~t \ Vl hi.IUJ 1 \ lth 1 ht ul I ou n; nterl ulnme1 t or. F11- h:.:::a:::: orche.rd. {Brtng your OWnt Rlcha10 III struck by an automobile M11; l f ( H~ pn h s b J ~"' C'"\ 1(1 ng Jt st o or~ .nd11 .. - ---- Dartt. liUlltutucd some blolr:en rtb6 ma.k fli TRACED TO RIC c:: l..u s i FJ to It §trlcUy modern ~ttre n w"' iDVERTISII'CG . .$ECTlON and 8 r 11 wt.nJ c ~ 11. very plta..lnJ 1'bOI5 A Jenlun.!l the at o~puta.r ruLw~ ~~~11 3ml~ . 10 '.&9 tbr:e thb ··ftc per lble. 6 I (12 Uri IL\ I Ill Rutland I 1 AT THE THEATllES r: ------ I Kanauga SWEET ~8 CIDER co~~d:r.)from POLLY AND HER PALS I 1 More Mischief! CLEAN appleo-No waste used. :;,;::=:::.:.::=::::::;;:::::_=~~ WEBSTER FRUIT FARM I By CLIFF STERRETT 1 1 Keno l\te1g:s Vounty c~ U WEBS1ER lteffl Wholnomc I hufl ~ hllll; ----------- East vs. Wesl; :Vouth 1 v ,;--r, ,, '(jl, ' - - - - - - - - - B y HARDU'i BUHJ\LJ.:. \. - - - - - - --· _. _____ ,__....,. Tr'A 1 Kt:r"\l.,..'D-:::. 1 -EagJ,. Ridge tE 1 THERESA Rll.DIO INSTALLED IN MY AUTOMOBILE' WE CIIN "TUNE IN ON IT' IHE QUE5TION 15 SHALL I C.ARRY 50ME CHI\IR5 OUT 10 THE 4ARA4E OR M'i' CAR INTO PARL ,/ :>;;:;;J By RUSS WESTOVER She'JI Need Another Chance lf ) m 1\, t a 01-\, BCJY. til ttttv~ I ttlr IIJ: \H a r !hal \ ) 1 a l for 11i1111C I ttl' "car ti l tlu o lKh tl c \utLm 1 HE NU"'' !I )O ~E ]Jkc tht s modtl mum mel} It~ ~llk crrpe JHIItcrn ddUiltt \\ atl OI-IIO I'M u Jl l ll t l..00\<.1 1-1<9 ~r I \ I I~ \11\ I Ll I ;\, CAl-l 1-\e cv"TE DO A LOT OF \ILLIE 7 EIOOD ~·"- 1 ' 0 YOU IF .....,...OU 6~VE @)AcK A -CANNELL· CHANCE ·-HIS DAr<!IMOUTH I' I 1s lhr II c J,; I '2.1-.1' T A""'l1>-0L06Y I"T l-OR ,, ! ~ n lt I "11-\E' Jt I I ELEVEN TAKES ON SIAN!==OIC:D IN OAIE 01== I ( ~111 ~~ ' mjil I' • fl I l ,. ( (f l II ,. 1 I I I 1 r • ,, n I ~ 1-1 1 1 rn tcrnatmnal News Service 19 B t lhe.ny 6 Mt Union 25 Kent State 0 Qntre College 6 Xav1er 0 W t tl,' nberg 9s:l Ee.stem Kentucky 1 eaohers 0 1 Wtst Vhgml.a. We11leyan 13 Da} t.on 'i Bluffton IR Fl1dlay 0 :Ja~Ung Or~cn 13 DeLroll Colli ge 0 Mu~kmgum I 1~31'5 EAST-WEST I CI.ASSICS! PENN. Pi..AYS INTE~secnoNAL I• I 7 GAMES AGAINST Mt and M1s Homc1 f:11 molly spent the week end w1th John John son r.nd family Mr and Mr., B E 011 and dnu ghte1 Ruth spent Sunday with C L Orr and family P R Orr visited J B WcdnPsday evening Mts Ra ymonrl Frano{ was a re cent g u ~t~t ol Mrs Hen na ~ Fumk A P Singer and family wer.e rc Cfltt guests of Guy Singer and fam lly Chas Bobeock and family \ Jslterl Gwr gc f'recterlck and rnm1]) Monf • I lay •venlng Rav Smalley aQd famll~ cull d E1nest £ rw n and Jamll): of Rio ) on Geo F1edcrJck and fA.mlly re Gtande spent the week <11d with ecntly :rvrrs Margaret Fry Clifford Hayes spent Thursda:; M1 and P.llr~ Howard Wooten nee even ng with 0 R Ou Elizabeth Fowle, announce ..1 l J> R Orr had a!l. guests Tuesday birth of 11. 12 lb son born Oct a evm•ng Clifford and Cha5 Wood 1 Lew Edwards and family of Cl.f I Dayton Vtrg'l Kermi t nnd Eu ton vlslt.ed his part:nls Mr and E,Cn-<> McElroy Mr and Mrs H L Mrs Will Edwards of Mu;..<;'r n Spence! Mr and Mr ~ W H Wolfe Ridge Sunday B ve1 ly Wolfe and Harry S pencer Jell8e Johnson who t..> mr::plov d a.t Bucyrus VlSit.ed o~cr t h "- \\elk I D••conred Muttard Ga 1 end with his wife llnd son Mrs Henry Ed\\ards spent A. r ~ IJ. IUU SI/lll.) gas WJI~ lht:t lllllfil'! d&)a the past week Wlv!t .clatl\cs at lnun1u In lllP 11ntld In 18r•4 hJ the J{elght.IJ litt'm ~t nl.hlr 1 Cecil and Oshel Mattu \I.Clf' c1J!~ I cd to Five M.lle last Wt't-'< by u,[ RerloUfl Ulness of their father Mr and Mrs. JeSIIe S t.e wa t l\I1 and Mrs I...a.cfl Foreman and daughter Geraldine spent Sm Co~ with Olive and Jessie Lev.Ls of Salem Mr and Mrs Harrl mhm:;m Mr and Mrs Guy Stewat t spent Sun I <f4y With Lester Foreman ~ nd I family Mrs Carl Bass and Lhllthc 1 Jl Toledo spent the PllSt v.~~..:k \tslt tng her parents Mr ana M r J' iJ 1 JJosc:har and other relatlvefi Mts Savannah Mourulng 1~ vlsltlng her daughte1 M 1~ Da n Ma11 of Broad Run M•<>,.,,.. . ""'O'Je' W• "a 7 [JI C5 \ <0 I'OS"- 9001'> '"' ~"''i>"T~ "''-"-"'""~" -roloiiC.I-\o '-n.L !!o'i!. C.\.P..t> 1>)1\~cl-< \ I he 1-\t. C.'<.\"' T ROUGH it' 11 more than a best team tn the South but tlt ey ,Jj>,.l\. I 1111: th month l.lWay, the Durtmou ~ Stanford game to be pl!lyed Jn tba Harvard stathum at Cam dge Jlau., Nov 28, already has tbalt fans buzzmg Last year H_.aover Jndtnns went to the aat and lost thnt Palo Alto bat tle 14-7 lt W&ll II genuine gl'-id -411:-te and the return Vl!ut should e ·&th&r {!\I: )!loth han fll'st UAJL \' b 1 Rl ~liNt FAf:iJIIOS UURI '\t1 I VII A 'fina:e~ .. rar~B bt~nlte Uu'Om 309, 1\l(J ~2 \,081 Strrt. l II [/l iJ 1 Nr 11 w:.1, S''"P l co111 l.illd th•d Coupon !1\krl out wJil IJrw go you thl& p 1ltcru In rclUill m.ul Plea~ m.-.11 ~t Ofl(e your Pat IS PII UC' t l\ ~n 7U1 3 SIZl'~to ' L ' •• Trojans may fmd ' Catfish SmJt.h & Co , another St Jd.ary'8 Incidentally, Penn- under a new football regime featu1 mg HarVey J Harman, former P1ttsbullfh Jme star, as coach- will f1gute m lwo garnos that should huve real be :m ng on mtersectLono.l honors The Quak,ers rq~et Wun;onsm on C3rnuuf a.s 1t Oct 24 and\rq't!i~ ~et.h, ti~f lloif~udS io', I bOth I~PI!IlO~i!l fila Lao~ , ~chi ojch baqk{leld m•l•l'!>l Is )'M."i' the B!fJ 111 beat enn, 27- olf hand and, 1f Coach Hurm ;.n can 1 01 the' final game for eaOI!,ot u1d furnish , tgood• gauge 10f vs. We1t footbaiJ for 1981 wo weeks later, on Dec 12, aaother prize mtenechonal WJll lfQture Georg_ia agamet Southern r...JJJ'omla at Los Angele! Those ~ ... \ Bulldog• may not be the Name • • • A(f~ ·' •• • • • • • · l tfeTftll~••l*' should be close to t.ha.t and the We11, Conch "[ud' Wray is gone n ow, Poom Is pursu ng a swpposablc anlt ovet cmph n~ l .i' sports policy u.nd- 1t least two stars d1d not report for foot!uUJ lht8 Fall because no ftee tra1nLng table was r,rovided 1 Judging fr<:1n1 such detat H thmgs might flfl. 1n .n be unsettled with the Qual:;:.n hp.t the fact Ill Ca.pt Pat!l nlbffltt fnay be found lending < ne Ol the J?est of Penn t&ams before f...,, ~a 0, but 01 lllillm just romped tbrough those Gawgian 8-enta, 34-7, auh, th.e very week after Notre Dame had "br1lled" the Brotherly Lover1 D: that 60-20 WraJ.-'tt'Hekert _ _ _ _ , __ • buJid • ~otent hne much ,tl'~.;nn's 1 mu.-, be rc~ ~nclent ~diron gory storetl- de!ptte that tM week traln1n.g ta~le charge fn th•~e doprentve a.nd de ~tmphasr{ da}s ~ .un. &&u ...__ ,,._.,'"' Q('T~ ~ It cools a whole lot of money to lose old customers, It coal& money to get new customero. Wby not keep tb~ old ones and get tbe new one b' continuous, truthful advertiomg? Good advertiorng catches tbe eye. It commands attention. It ,. read in every home. Autiltuity It brings cullomera to the stores. Modern buarness methoda builds 11 Modern busineo• methods embrace truthiul ~~vcrllamg Modeffl b11~ineu 111elbC!!l• k~ep busirteao to " alore. lut week at Ohar- Oeorge Ooldbet t.son l:eft last Thursday after they (~l:.¢;>~cbral: PoWell who Columbus for BOrne last Saturday Charley Roberts oi formers mother Jane Roberts visited last bt~ainca•. Modern buame11 methods meet comp!'tibon. Okey LAudermllt ,;;;;;,~!·o~ys tast .., eek wtth ofOpent Bashana i,i;~;:-p;;:&;;~;.· ·~:~~~~ 1 Bentz at LetArt 1 THA f advert1smg '" the real factor m mak1ng better busmeos. Mrs ou . ugta Powell of Hollo\\a.y !0 vi&lt.ed a couple or days last .,.-eek with Mrs Ellnbeth Powell and Mts Lela. Dauderm.Ut and Mrs O)"l.arley R.rts Harold of Oam'brldge spent eaiu;~~:·;and Sundal here with to that look f hill By EDSON R WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA 1 i~~~~~?j~~ ~ ,1 farma Dlft YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? l WlSCONSl,l.l AND Gc012GIA TE:CH. Small Japaneae N(2trl1 411-!1\JII!MJ f111 tll~ ftmll" In lujJII nm 1 lk t t h 1r 111m, rrom I.'UIInut om 1 r t 1 II U On\.! hulf j ~~:;<;;;;iii;i;;;i;i!ii;;i;l~~jili~"'ii;;ffl~ i l l ' th,. pf~ ,_. WPII•• ' 11llr11cl Pf'W �StlNOA Y OOTOBJttl 11, llltl :::~=:~~~~;;~j:~~~;;~!;~~;;~~~rK~~~~Hn~Hr~~~~a~e~n~·~~~TiTkiim~o~N~w~ro~MIK SPARK OF BOOTH'S GENI US lsi~nv~~o~~~·o~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HARD "ARRISON .. Jiju..-"* JMJi ~ o1dress 1plD.yd or apples com. etc and it Is 1 exl)e'Cted that Lhis future wUl bo TO .EXCHANGE Ford ]'on 'ltllCk I and brulseti Mr Dorst was In ver y deslroble plaC:f' o;o lin :Y )'5 oonlfleasnum ft"'WW enlarged tn the carnh•alb \; modal T far halt ton Ford '!'raek Jured Laat report. were Ul.Mt Mr& - .. t " thals dlatrlct v.ho probably k 1ow.. One of the m o:'lt. a.ttracUVB Obs,pman Mdle Co ApplB Orove Darst. wu grt.tlll¥ along nJcely Mr a nd !lirs uul U. lUI ~IH ~oJt e , 0 1., 11.nd call!! t heiD b!l wu that arraru~~ b:f C R • Jorclan Obio 1018-lt Miss Ulllau waaner visited Ro!..CJ t of OOlumbus )lerc d'¥ "1 any man In the COlin who dilplayed Q tarae nwnber ol 1,,.;..,=::-:::--:c:::::;-;-:;-;7,;; - - friend.!! at Lo8an W V». Sunday tht: v. eek e1 I tr Th• foot.ball pme 111 the at cmos ltits ami farm pw ducta lu a WANTI.D LOCAL M.ANAGER - r M.r end MMI W E McDadE" were Mr uud Mr .. Stnnl e} H~ dl of £~noon bt!twew Rutlnnd ... n a f ht ve 1y :strUtt.ng .mu. t: l!ectiH m:in· f'reftt mlln with bU&Iness £XP r l W f' PETE.ttsoN bom In l..ond(JJt I at. Portland on busmesa Thwsda~ O rov(polt 0 \\ C~ v~lllnl!. 11 F-lam~ u:sulttd 11 ::J. vltt :J y to 1 th nu Sen ual ! hows nnd conce~ollli 1 The baby enee and well kn~.wn ~Uiit be 1 BY co.nad& whither the Harr1.10na Brady Bhaw motored to Plt.t~ llYeB heJ"e lmt \l.eek t£am b~ th :sCOl e 01 20 to o d. dctdl la the "Plrlt of lhf' occas:ftnknclaJ)y able to mainta in orfl[ e 1 N B Stan COrretiponaen~ _ moved and was named. RlChard burgh Ja.st week ucc'lmpamed by MJ-; :\ J H ook.s ol L s Ang ek>s 1 ho;~ \ l rlous Htu n g ylf' O. ed po ion While n ot rxacllv n Jlnanciol J.elf'phone u.c (:)tU)' thc.se \\ n ~ Chicago Oct 17- Pe l,.II.W 1 d 1 t rc u]JI\ ct lll t suer , :; the mem l:t'r:. t..I thr Civic aft.er the character played b) hl.s mother who \1. ill join her hUll- was u gum;t last w1ek •...J M1 ... can fw-ntsh !lrat ciii.U r~ r re ne!.: who 16 Richard B Harr i5on P a~ s~ -,th band Eugene Shaw who Is employ~ Mrs Be.rt Rolwhnss and M.J anJ ~l ease : ~ h t: ~ ~d :).nd fwmllh u i; lub v.lmh pro moted the r~.fflw u to rellabllity will te coub11~r ltng the role of the diety In T 011e I Mrs Harrlaon wu tnsl6tent thaL ed 1n tha.t cth Mrs C t Lll~her enl!(>ll 1 ~ ld atl m] and t hu olhel pubhc pblt~c:l c•li ed SlmUar pos.1tions i)ayms ~-Green PUt~e& - has s~rted her son receive a thorouah Uterary I Mr and Mt s Peat! Ward of Mrs.. B 8 Barre tt of Cl ~vl:! lr~.nQ M.mu~nt c ~\l Uon '" ~~ n ;.~:o.J In ~ c1 L~o;rnl wh~.> aided we re e uLhU.ii.la.$LI C pt.) p M)O to 10.000 and up Nw.l.onal htB sixty nlnU1 year 1 cd.ucat-lon His upinti.olls tumed All ens v1s ttcd elatl\ t~ here and hen I• r u v ~ t v. Jlh 1 dUI.!H'~ M s alc.nf will ~eu"ll~ 0 1 L:£;S~ c O\Vd uH r th •e"a nd a lt mpt and llf" : th~rcd to IL'l~ 11 tJ alreu<•Y looking: Jor\liald to a Hon1 IY advettl~ed lint' LalS," ma nu FoiJowJ.na hl.B regular sp:r:~ual 1.<1 the ml.nbotry ut Oll.ll,polls Sunda~ Mli 1e V11 Zt nL o.c tCl mpn•LeLl h t: r ... ~f~ )JfP~f faclurlna co.llcern Addn: ~s P s performance in the naive sp r ua I ln the end Richa1d B Harrison MIJ;s Ka t hle en Pullins tet"urn~d _.,. o e as va 1 a A mm nt> xt ;, ecu d~nt BGX 983 Daytcu C 10 18~3t dramo ttle celebrw.ted neirO actor bt:ctuue a drumallc re ade1 inst.eM Saturday from Hummgton havtnK I RROUGIIT liUlloJ.E FOR B URI'\l llJUt;t eXlf"lit~ cadmer~ J.;o:, \li"t ~:11-; .... IJ ~ UJ!:e th~ pt.) lOe. •- - - - - - -· - . . - recently WIU> honored guest of a of a. minister He prepared to be s~rlt a few days with friends there The remalus 01 Walter M"GUJr{' erlcan Lt'gwn om o.n to Wl 11 -;, - -- - mammoth bnUlday po.rty in the r~;ader while earning a Uving 11.8 Lewis Hurling h as moved to hill who died nt tl e home of ll h su;tel the CIOWlllllg oJ hf' Q~c l ld MfJ R d p F1 ht o1er Ill!•· for RentE1gb.~ Regiment Armon' a bell boy a parter a newsboy and I ta 1m at Popla r Ridgf' h Wm o. m Ga ~ Alic"' Dulsne) rtw [row ( V f'l •c~r tgao• 10: I Seven.! thousand negroes a s well I a ~elephone operator m Q Chtcago Those vtslllng the Wugne 1 h ome Mrj C a~nc~y wtr~brot 'u 1 H 1was lnbued. with the ca1 n VE!l sptrH lit It u,.,• ,.1 11 as admtrers af lhe white race pollcestatiWl Sunday wPre Mr and Mrs Tho.s lndan a un 9.Y d 1andeveryoncseem: d to ha.V . :.l ""11s.!ttll'~ lt•" F0l{ REN r-Room~ fo! light ho~~~ j jomed In paying tnbute to llarri By 1900 Ha.rrlaon Wa.i supportmg Spente of Spring Hill W Va Mr Tuesday fer bul lul Death t~ l~-t: gcod time BoolhsJor t hedtsplaycf llrt•,J mil II II ' ' I !-; l't'lt>r&~m keeping or s leeping room::; 16 3 1110n COOIJl"C:Mmllil Oscar De J>rl est hi& family by his rea<lings and in tt.uo Mrs James Sptm ce or Red 1 to fin attack of heart trou~ela e ~ I ~a • lr..ll.5 P ducts a n I mt 1c! u.ld!t3" 111 l'lt,.!_n m 11 • 1 r Itt d ~~ llf>tl n11vv Wo. lnut Sl MiddlepOJt IU t I was the principal speaker of the 11020 he wa' Le·'"hlng drama ln House W Va I ~ur v n t'd U~ two brothers ' a._nt IHre a.Jranged In a bl&.e t" nt ll.OG I '' I I•• "I• •••• • r I [ •• dIn G eorge both ...r Hut,an t \\n.S " ~ t t ed hundr cd::t oJ H~lt..:;:t~ I' .,to n ~f'TI I f ' " FOR RENT- 5 IOOlll how;e Ba~ h e\en ng &outhern Negro c.olleg.es and o i I a 111 lJl e si:>tCI Fune1al en1~ s a tro.r 11.. 1 s 1\t>r;,Pu<~ oln lu,:- the Worh! all modern conveniences Ml:; ' Stardom In The 01'~en Pas~ !educational illl d reli&:loua work for i 1 be h Jd hurso.n mornnB a r: izu; \\ere 11:1Vf'n for lh.,; t ,,. c..h<· tr o L Brudbury Mulbe rry Ave 1ture1s whi1ch came ~ ~hi.~aa~~~~ ! a cotmd.l of cburchea lp New York ~~~ M.: h~lfl~ churc~ w ~h cur ia l 1 10 17 4~ I ow ng a ong run n At the qe or 68 he recel\~d a .. , 11 u.e Pomeroy represcnt:i a b1 UUant climax In sudden offer to play th e part. o! l 11t Miles cemLlc y in ch ill!! c Jm::w..-uwm::uu:nurlt:::tntt::t:~=:=u:a:.::m:;:w 1 NOTICE 1 Hllrr\SQn s up-and-down career Dt, Lawd In The Green Pas \\ r l :1 r'r t h11m ot H'IHic ..~ F 11> F mt rwald 1 __ There I& a rumor prevelant in twes At. .nrst re luct.ant he was I Q \Ul~ n (; L<st cJ rla 11 .., ast I Ml atld M li Th~.:o<.lc~ Fcl ock o f 1 ~ill not be respomublt! lo lil vI U1eatr1ca.l Circles that Harrblo'il I persuaded Lo o.ccept when It was w 1 k Zanesville \\et e W€Ck end (l,UlSL.s ot ebt,; cout Jacled fo by unyom through pt>~chic channels may pomted out that the product~n M1 a mi M I <1 ! S Inlet u 11 1 lo.th·eS the inhedtor o! the Kt:ntus of E I would give work t..o scores o( fel 1 d<u ! tel n Cl n tl.md \HI I JML'i M1~ J W Coh\ "11 J It TuesQ.:J\ 1 1 t huu myse lf 10 ~ vt Va( H H. ul+.:l 1 \\In Booth the gr-eatest of Amer lol\ negroes [Ia t 1 P 1 1 Mt rui fl~ ., A t::: B 1 f<JI 1 Y. t k:s lll:i t with 1dat11es an I ELECTRIC THEA IRE, POMERVl, TODAY t!fO.n actors Crltlcs h ave unanimous!~ ag 1 eed 1t 1 rl mvth e1 Mr~ W 0 Skln fri(llO 'I ln Huntu gt..'J n _ ___. Tl E stor y which is discounted that Harrison mter pJ ets the Sou~hlml M } lld :M B H mv Wane 1 OJ "FORBIDDEN ADVENTURE" 1 byThe NO C scientists but acctpled by ~;orne cw da.rky s conception of the Lmd j J 111 :.w l Jttck Wll fumt:l re Rt:edt:1~1e wert" u;ue~;ts Sunda} of lle11r a nd ~te Luulse Fazenda. M1b:l Green Edna May Oliver aad laymen Is tnat Harrison rece ived wlih diHUnct 1on and hono1 Hit:; '1ld ! 1 1., c f Hutl" nd no\\ l1v1 )g m D1 D ~e n an s ~t er I h E IIlli McKay B ll. v biHlPIX' 1 his actmg abllities throu~h p1eua pOJtraya l of lb c d eity as has ofte n U t , I 1L l!CI c 1 !Jell Ill" old E J Snc.wdl'n Ill '; clll1cd J Ja.rk. it ::;earl«fhe o~ea n shakes em up Parilo sbakl!!l em v.tll Lt optn all day from n e w on tallnHuence bee n remarked Is \\ithout !never flt:llU.Ilm ta tc .. l \s ' te k Albnn y Mt 1d 1• by H:P llh Sf. or 111'3 down Ocean ol laugh ~ Spec a! u1 til Dec I Sehoul chll I In 1862 according Lo the tall" euce and Is m ulkcd h~ gentle n oG <-m!).c Bm1tll of Colu~1bu s aud b1c.tl e 11 h o Jh ... ~ tiH'!e rlren s h~:~.lr cutting 25c 1() 18 3 I Hal ri&Jn s mother a slave fteCI b 1my M15 Chu11 J>hill p.: of Juck.son -------· ~ I f rom StLouis to New YOlk by the \1 c 1;:11:' ts l~:;t I'. C'•k of th t u SL~t " r L'i.ICG!: f' ROWDS AT IESfi\'AL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - undergro und railroad In New Mts Wm Plu n me1 aud fathet LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOOAY Willie h t.I\V ta lus :mo lrd th I York th-ey joined the Negro exod us Chall!:S Sm ll.h For Sale, Mioc. IJrOglll.lll !Or the rhsl night cf \he to Haiti But. Mrx Harnson ex Aile L wee Pu11u1J ul Columbu "STEPPING OUT" pectmg to become a mother lC wa ~ h e re ( ~~~ tn e v. "eK en v.1tl Fa I Ftst val nm1 Homecomh g htsl FOR SALE-W9.1!.i n~ton H ome lh:a r and ~ec Keglmdd Denny CharloUe Greenwood Clltr turnr.d to Ame11ca so tnat he! clt1ld Mr KCillJI has n.oved from the hm jJaa:ut.!i ~t e: k ll e 1\ ' a th• • l"•Kln~ ami SrtL Parlor Furnaei:! Call Pl'ullp W could be barn here W B Ba rnett property to Galli m all\ .va~ a ll hn co tld be aske;.J I Edw tu ds and Leila Uyams :;"1ft moYing a.ctton and plenty of M'"i.nhart 10 13 3t Due to the solicitude of heJ f01 pol !l MOVIo IN NEW hO •iE nnd lug~ ClOI~d .I ( IC nrcscnl b olo mer owne1s M r~ Ha rn:;on was Cll I\.~1 a nd lVlis Alonzo Dlit st v.ho illf C 0 CIWJlll u liLl tu1h IVe!llll!:!H The 1aln ne "SSLhl. en ~ t ured and \\ell cducalCd Wh1le m J\>SJdes ll.bove tov.n v.ere enroute Lo m h d 1 st y;f'Ek to th-l' n uev. home chHH!;;"I In ll e prog1 a m and Lhe I Also Comedy "Geography Leason" lOc per gallon at the New Y01k she s~tv. Ed'>\ In Boolh lhe 1 ilome from Gallipolis dnvlng I\ I ch u 1 bought Ill hr.us has P la nt::~t101 CLo" nc rs g ~l\e ':l.e , I play tht! title IO]C lJl 8hllk S)Je!IJC ~ 11 hOTS(' and buggy Wtlell they Were he !1 r II pJ~t \ Vl hi.IUJ 1 \ lth 1 ht ul I ou n; nterl ulnme1 t or. F11- h:.:::a:::: orche.rd. {Brtng your OWnt Rlcha10 III struck by an automobile M11; l f ( H~ pn h s b J ~"' C'"\ 1(1 ng Jt st o or~ .nd11 .. - ---- Dartt. liUlltutucd some blolr:en rtb6 ma.k fli TRACED TO RIC c:: l..u s i FJ to It §trlcUy modern ~ttre n w"' iDVERTISII'CG . .$ECTlON and 8 r 11 wt.nJ c ~ 11. very plta..lnJ 1'bOI5 A Jenlun.!l the at o~puta.r ruLw~ ~~~11 3ml~ . 10 '.&9 tbr:e thb ··ftc per lble. 6 I (12 Uri IL\ I Ill Rutland I 1 AT THE THEATllES r: ------ I Kanauga SWEET ~8 CIDER co~~d:r.)from POLLY AND HER PALS I 1 More Mischief! CLEAN appleo-No waste used. :;,;::=:::.:.::=::::::;;:::::_=~~ WEBSTER FRUIT FARM I By CLIFF STERRETT 1 1 Keno l\te1g:s Vounty c~ U WEBS1ER lteffl Wholnomc I hufl ~ hllll; ----------- East vs. Wesl; :Vouth 1 v ,;--r, ,, '(jl, ' - - - - - - - - - B y HARDU'i BUHJ\LJ.:. \. - - - - - - --· _. _____ ,__....,. Tr'A 1 Kt:r"\l.,..'D-:::. 1 -EagJ,. Ridge tE 1 THERESA Rll.DIO INSTALLED IN MY AUTOMOBILE' WE CIIN "TUNE IN ON IT' IHE QUE5TION 15 SHALL I C.ARRY 50ME CHI\IR5 OUT 10 THE 4ARA4E OR M'i' CAR INTO PARL ,/ :>;;:;;J By RUSS WESTOVER She'JI Need Another Chance lf ) m 1\, t a 01-\, BCJY. til ttttv~ I ttlr IIJ: \H a r !hal \ ) 1 a l for 11i1111C I ttl' "car ti l tlu o lKh tl c \utLm 1 HE NU"'' !I )O ~E ]Jkc tht s modtl mum mel} It~ ~llk crrpe JHIItcrn ddUiltt \\ atl OI-IIO I'M u Jl l ll t l..00\<.1 1-1<9 ~r I \ I I~ \11\ I Ll I ;\, CAl-l 1-\e cv"TE DO A LOT OF \ILLIE 7 EIOOD ~·"- 1 ' 0 YOU IF .....,...OU 6~VE @)AcK A -CANNELL· CHANCE ·-HIS DAr<!IMOUTH I' I 1s lhr II c J,; I '2.1-.1' T A""'l1>-0L06Y I"T l-OR ,, ! ~ n lt I "11-\E' Jt I I ELEVEN TAKES ON SIAN!==OIC:D IN OAIE 01== I ( ~111 ~~ ' mjil I' • fl I l ,. ( (f l II ,. 1 I I I 1 r • ,, n I ~ 1-1 1 1 rn tcrnatmnal News Service 19 B t lhe.ny 6 Mt Union 25 Kent State 0 Qntre College 6 Xav1er 0 W t tl,' nberg 9s:l Ee.stem Kentucky 1 eaohers 0 1 Wtst Vhgml.a. We11leyan 13 Da} t.on 'i Bluffton IR Fl1dlay 0 :Ja~Ung Or~cn 13 DeLroll Colli ge 0 Mu~kmgum I 1~31'5 EAST-WEST I CI.ASSICS! PENN. Pi..AYS INTE~secnoNAL I• I 7 GAMES AGAINST Mt and M1s Homc1 f:11 molly spent the week end w1th John John son r.nd family Mr and Mr., B E 011 and dnu ghte1 Ruth spent Sunday with C L Orr and family P R Orr visited J B WcdnPsday evening Mts Ra ymonrl Frano{ was a re cent g u ~t~t ol Mrs Hen na ~ Fumk A P Singer and family wer.e rc Cfltt guests of Guy Singer and fam lly Chas Bobeock and family \ Jslterl Gwr gc f'recterlck and rnm1]) Monf • I lay •venlng Rav Smalley aQd famll~ cull d E1nest £ rw n and Jamll): of Rio ) on Geo F1edcrJck and fA.mlly re Gtande spent the week <11d with ecntly :rvrrs Margaret Fry Clifford Hayes spent Thursda:; M1 and P.llr~ Howard Wooten nee even ng with 0 R Ou Elizabeth Fowle, announce ..1 l J> R Orr had a!l. guests Tuesday birth of 11. 12 lb son born Oct a evm•ng Clifford and Cha5 Wood 1 Lew Edwards and family of Cl.f I Dayton Vtrg'l Kermi t nnd Eu ton vlslt.ed his part:nls Mr and E,Cn-<> McElroy Mr and Mrs H L Mrs Will Edwards of Mu;..<;'r n Spence! Mr and Mr ~ W H Wolfe Ridge Sunday B ve1 ly Wolfe and Harry S pencer Jell8e Johnson who t..> mr::plov d a.t Bucyrus VlSit.ed o~cr t h "- \\elk I D••conred Muttard Ga 1 end with his wife llnd son Mrs Henry Ed\\ards spent A. r ~ IJ. IUU SI/lll.) gas WJI~ lht:t lllllfil'! d&)a the past week Wlv!t .clatl\cs at lnun1u In lllP 11ntld In 18r•4 hJ the J{elght.IJ litt'm ~t nl.hlr 1 Cecil and Oshel Mattu \I.Clf' c1J!~ I cd to Five M.lle last Wt't-'< by u,[ RerloUfl Ulness of their father Mr and Mrs. JeSIIe S t.e wa t l\I1 and Mrs I...a.cfl Foreman and daughter Geraldine spent Sm Co~ with Olive and Jessie Lev.Ls of Salem Mr and Mrs Harrl mhm:;m Mr and Mrs Guy Stewat t spent Sun I <f4y With Lester Foreman ~ nd I family Mrs Carl Bass and Lhllthc 1 Jl Toledo spent the PllSt v.~~..:k \tslt tng her parents Mr ana M r J' iJ 1 JJosc:har and other relatlvefi Mts Savannah Mourulng 1~ vlsltlng her daughte1 M 1~ Da n Ma11 of Broad Run M•<>,.,,.. . ""'O'Je' W• "a 7 [JI C5 \ <0 I'OS"- 9001'> '"' ~"''i>"T~ "''-"-"'""~" -roloiiC.I-\o '-n.L !!o'i!. C.\.P..t> 1>)1\~cl-< \ I he 1-\t. C.'<.\"' T ROUGH it' 11 more than a best team tn the South but tlt ey ,Jj>,.l\. I 1111: th month l.lWay, the Durtmou ~ Stanford game to be pl!lyed Jn tba Harvard stathum at Cam dge Jlau., Nov 28, already has tbalt fans buzzmg Last year H_.aover Jndtnns went to the aat and lost thnt Palo Alto bat tle 14-7 lt W&ll II genuine gl'-id -411:-te and the return Vl!ut should e ·&th&r {!\I: )!loth han fll'st UAJL \' b 1 Rl ~liNt FAf:iJIIOS UURI '\t1 I VII A 'fina:e~ .. rar~B bt~nlte Uu'Om 309, 1\l(J ~2 \,081 Strrt. l II [/l iJ 1 Nr 11 w:.1, S''"P l co111 l.illd th•d Coupon !1\krl out wJil IJrw go you thl& p 1ltcru In rclUill m.ul Plea~ m.-.11 ~t Ofl(e your Pat IS PII UC' t l\ ~n 7U1 3 SIZl'~to ' L ' •• Trojans may fmd ' Catfish SmJt.h & Co , another St Jd.ary'8 Incidentally, Penn- under a new football regime featu1 mg HarVey J Harman, former P1ttsbullfh Jme star, as coach- will f1gute m lwo garnos that should huve real be :m ng on mtersectLono.l honors The Quak,ers rq~et Wun;onsm on C3rnuuf a.s 1t Oct 24 and\rq't!i~ ~et.h, ti~f lloif~udS io', I bOth I~PI!IlO~i!l fila Lao~ , ~chi ojch baqk{leld m•l•l'!>l Is )'M."i' the B!fJ 111 beat enn, 27- olf hand and, 1f Coach Hurm ;.n can 1 01 the' final game for eaOI!,ot u1d furnish , tgood• gauge 10f vs. We1t footbaiJ for 1981 wo weeks later, on Dec 12, aaother prize mtenechonal WJll lfQture Georg_ia agamet Southern r...JJJ'omla at Los Angele! Those ~ ... \ Bulldog• may not be the Name • • • A(f~ ·' •• • • • • • · l tfeTftll~••l*' should be close to t.ha.t and the We11, Conch "[ud' Wray is gone n ow, Poom Is pursu ng a swpposablc anlt ovet cmph n~ l .i' sports policy u.nd- 1t least two stars d1d not report for foot!uUJ lht8 Fall because no ftee tra1nLng table was r,rovided 1 Judging fr<:1n1 such detat H thmgs might flfl. 1n .n be unsettled with the Qual:;:.n hp.t the fact Ill Ca.pt Pat!l nlbffltt fnay be found lending < ne Ol the J?est of Penn t&ams before f...,, ~a 0, but 01 lllillm just romped tbrough those Gawgian 8-enta, 34-7, auh, th.e very week after Notre Dame had "br1lled" the Brotherly Lover1 D: that 60-20 WraJ.-'tt'Hekert _ _ _ _ , __ • buJid • ~otent hne much ,tl'~.;nn's 1 mu.-, be rc~ ~nclent ~diron gory storetl- de!ptte that tM week traln1n.g ta~le charge fn th•~e doprentve a.nd de ~tmphasr{ da}s ~ .un. &&u ...__ ,,._.,'"' Q('T~ ~ It cools a whole lot of money to lose old customers, It coal& money to get new customero. Wby not keep tb~ old ones and get tbe new one b' continuous, truthful advertiomg? Good advertiorng catches tbe eye. It commands attention. It ,. read in every home. Autiltuity It brings cullomera to the stores. Modern buarness methoda builds 11 Modern busineo• methods embrace truthiul ~~vcrllamg Modeffl b11~ineu 111elbC!!l• k~ep busirteao to " alore. lut week at Ohar- Oeorge Ooldbet t.son l:eft last Thursday after they (~l:.¢;>~cbral: PoWell who Columbus for BOrne last Saturday Charley Roberts oi formers mother Jane Roberts visited last bt~ainca•. Modern buame11 methods meet comp!'tibon. Okey LAudermllt ,;;;;;,~!·o~ys tast .., eek wtth ofOpent Bashana i,i;~;:-p;;:&;;~;.· ·~:~~~~ 1 Bentz at LetArt 1 THA f advert1smg '" the real factor m mak1ng better busmeos. Mrs ou . ugta Powell of Hollo\\a.y !0 vi&lt.ed a couple or days last .,.-eek with Mrs Ellnbeth Powell and Mts Lela. Dauderm.Ut and Mrs O)"l.arley R.rts Harold of Oam'brldge spent eaiu;~~:·;and Sundal here with to that look f hill By EDSON R WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA 1 i~~~~~?j~~ ~ ,1 farma Dlft YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? l WlSCONSl,l.l AND Gc012GIA TE:CH. Small Japaneae N(2trl1 411-!1\JII!MJ f111 tll~ ftmll" In lujJII nm 1 lk t t h 1r 111m, rrom I.'UIInut om 1 r t 1 II U On\.! hulf j ~~:;<;;;;iii;i;;;i;i!ii;;i;l~~jili~"'ii;;ffl~ i l l ' th,. pf~ ,_. WPII•• ' 11llr11cl Pf'W �• · ---··--'--,------~ • .. .._..,..,.,,_ -.;. ........ ~ . ~..:-.--~-·.! ... ' PAOa 81X 811NDA Y , OCTOBER 18, 19Sl • D~o~'Ett ~~~~iiLE I~URflE PANTHER~ ~l~l GREAT GAME ~~~·.~w~. CROSS HELPS 2 WITH GRIM REAPER 0.., ~ceg~~8~ere a~r ~~~ 1j ACA All COUNTRIE~ 6 .. cond h&U 3. OalUpolla nnt hal1 5' !iecond halt IT~~~~T~~~TRk:y l wo~~ Dr~~~CESUIT Three men -;::;;;--arrested \1 ami I B~lt was ri~ the ooaunln : ~~Y~~r~:=n.~ ~~~r:'::: voree from her husba.Dd, LlOY.d w U D. ON IJ('IE R nEA"I' ERt ilCT n r ~::.le ~~~e~~f ~~~te bu::~l~ar~f ~= : 11 ' 1 1 6 Jall here Jo&eph Und&ey waa arree.t.ed by Oalllpolls, 1 oomplel.t! , 3 rnu . H ... r u il et~m.~~p.ir~e~:~e~.r~m~:. ~~~d IIn~ aRhe~:~~~. colored, S COMICS COMICS IN COlOR IN COLOR waa rled,u.r.r,~~.~or,ndhuatd 4~.n au110ltyp _!I J lgros g "~ Y .u..u.LRI •.,... paremtn s.tnre 1930 with off (~6 n 1 , linesman, Naus, 0. U. 1ent.ed. by omcers from the shertt!'s vide a home nd cloth! and that • ColmnbuB, wa:; the husband ot the J J cmce on a warrant chargl.nl him be d DR de t 1 formt:r M~a number Dolly Hco~r · A n d 0 ppolln& · W • h t ]' withthe Intoxication brou"'"'t was parents orced to epen u UPlaooghl for or yeut s whrn::~ U n beab.bl e Oda I Of 1DJury . etg to county jail He andWIU!Iwhen ~r·- one her at least six monthl F' II Th 8 1 1 f Of Gall ot each f th 1 to the local hli:h schoo l a.1d y,ho has i ma y row a ance n avor la nu~;ned on the charge belore Jw;- , Mr& ~ear 0 ~ un n. Led ~ many frlend!J In Pomerov I t' I Th' d Q rl 8 0 tlce E R. Titus, Friday afternoon. . llt.Bon [U er sta Mr& Bean was principa-l at Pome- ' oun lana n lr ua er •1 pleaded gulity and was ftned $50 the pet!Uon aaiJil8 tor the dlVOI"Ce, roy High durin' the urn~ that •hr I ~tream~~ and COiits He failed to -T><IY the ,tllatrlat a ht·ertatn time durlus their h bond h ,, •·•ediwr ot tbe DB.IIy Tribune ana 1 MAGNJFICIENT WORK IS DISPLAYED 1 " I ftne and costs and was committed mar age er Ull au .........::u many other ciU:r.ens of Pomeroy j -j tc. the county jail. her forcibly to R certain colta,e were receiving the fundll.ment-als vi I1994 Small Mouth Black Jamet~ Thackal'd was brought to away rrotn any habitation and fore~ I rue k Lo·---ad Qf 1 lTeam ToIsAImpenetrable; Man, Fights To Last Ditch Final Score Ia 7 To 0 i forward ar- l WaJi l Bafl to be Placed in L~d' ing Creek and Shade SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1931 V.Je' Wl'\!'1'\lAU~A 8ACK ~! I :t y: I I I I · l I·jj~~~~~~~:s::::=~~~5ldne\j ~~~~~2~~~~~~~~~;;:~"-'~~~· I ~~~-----~~~ / ~ • ... r1 ld· WA~· Notice! I I p.:l personlllli.n _ I t~rm:,; • I w" lis 3Sc lSc I low ore on rnc red . I GRUES&R BARBER I I" ' • 1 Ill I •I. .. •' k I . = YOU Mo!i>'T GJ;"!" TI-'\A"tPtc"r BAC~' - "'--E' ALL M p5 'Eo 14 E R ';,() MO (H I 1 . == Manaaua, Nical'11.R;Ui., atm smart- araguan ea1 thquakt> I - 1'1'1> ~hoew!; 11y~~n:e~~~Y ~e~t~~lle~ru~! 1~a:redto~~Yw:e~c:Y a~er:f- t~!: Napier. New Zealand and ti!E N1c- been learned here but. It 18 probabl,.. complamts frOm ne1i;hbms at the •and he knew other oondtt1on He burial will be made In Atheru; f. t D A E Vulcan C11mp He was plac~ In wc;uld visit ber at the place from 1 tna: trom the shock of last spring .s Of those ust.ed above the San Do lfl owna re ven A truck load conal8tma ot 1994 ja11 t.o await the fl.lmg of char~~:es Saturdax nllht \Ulttl Monday ravaelnl earthquake, was among mingo hurncane which occurred In AGJo:D WOMAN DIES Ismall mouth black balis arrived 10 Thackard lS lllleged W have had mornlne and then would renlalD 1 the mo5t sertoua or the year's for- the fall of 1930, was the m06t c06tThose snarling, clawing, fightlnt; p(] 2 yards thrn Pomeroy penalized Pomeroy Friday afternoon for dis- trouble with his fanuly , and to 1away Lhe rest ot the Week Her copelsn eala1nit.tes. Before the smoke ly tQ t.he Red Oro..;.; Befole sutTer Eliza Conkle, 68 years ot age,l Pm ple Panther~ hom Pomeroy hlM: •l fi\ e yat ds Crow broke ~hrough I tnbuUon 1ll the t-hree br&.nches of h~ve caused ~rudderable trouble hl 1ditic,n became such that she WIJ'It. from lhe ftames which followed the: mK wa~ cnllrely ended tL was neces j1ed Saturday morning at Ule 1Hchool wttn u 1en appetnes whet :.ed ' tiH owing Brothers fm five yard the Shade Rivt>r and Leadmg Creek e ~elghbor ood Where he llvet~. Iforced to go to the home ot her tremora h&d cleared away, Ernest sury for the Red Cross to spend Meigs County Inftrma.ry Death to the utmo~t d-egree fought th•· 1-..SJ> Hanuack 3 yards They punt' Mrlgb county's principal ~treams. 1 e w~.!'~n !._hearing later. I PQrents for proper care,. J . Swtrt uststa.nt director of Insu- S225 000 Again, In this disaster was the result of infirmitlt>B of old I Oallta .'l.cadem~ l11gh school Blue ' ed ac10£S ~he goal line , Pomewy s1 n• .:se ftndltngs. w;;-lghlng In the pr&yer of 'he dkwtu pe150 1 ~ •md Porelgn Operatlon11, WBli en SY.Jft hurfled to the scene by air- age She Is -•urvived b!' sever11l ! Denu; r10111 one el!ge JJJ t he rteld. to ball on 20 }ald. lm<' live thru pounds brought from the State t:NTERTAINS P~ST CHIEFS tltton. Mrs. W.atson lll'lked the court rou.te to the scene of tlle tragedy plane and directed the relief pro· chlld1en and other telath'es. The Past Chlets or Magnol!a to grant her temporary aJtmOI\)' 1the other 111 0111· ur the most mtet- tackle J ya.rds, Pierotti ~peat,e(t I N~wLown Hatchenes neu Clnctnby train and airplane. Under Swifts gram An 1ang Interesting reports The funeral services will be COI11- I e~ting games pruduced. at t.hf! Mid- l w1t h 4 yarM oytl pun Led outbide 1natl under Lhe direction of the Temple Pythian SISters were en- dunng the pendency of the actlpe, supervtalon emergency kitchens on the other major foreign di~;as- ducted !rom the home or her daug ~~dlt-poll Jug u M"hool neld I~rtday on Lhe 40 ya1d lme Swanson tum- St11.te ConseJVation Bo11.rd are the tertalned at the home ot divorce with pennanent allr»>nr anQ hospital units were set up anc! le t s lS that of the Valona earth- t.er. Mrs Rebecca Taylor at Mid: alter .rn; 11 , lo lost: by t he loY. 1>core bled t.he ball and Pommoy 1ecover- finest bunch of the finny illbe ever ~r~ A 0 T1~cy Friday evenlllliJ and custody or the children, DoroIater a program tor rehabliltatlon quake Suffe1ers m that. disaster dle'ptf·t, Wedllfllld,ay afternoon n uf 1 tu 0 ed un the 45 yard line Dye skirt- tH ought l.o the county They wel·e ~ Mrs. Mar} Renshaw as assis- 1 thy aged 3 years and John apd was launched. After the director ~~ere given materlB I relief through two o'clock Buriol will lve ll1 Each mem!Je1 uf the Panthl'l I'd f) ya rd'! and outside. P1erott1 dtstrtbuted by the Moelijs county I tanl hostess ~onths ' · returned to National Headquartas the Albanian ~ocat!onal .school of chn1·ge of the Ewing undertakers I me-up pi.L)td ban g up football htl hne but no gain and made first Fish and Game club under the su-j ~he fol~wing were present Mtb - - - - - - -- --,-,__ of the Red CrOBS in Washington, ! tt.e Jw1lor Red Cr051l -· - - - -11om :;tarl to tinU:;il, wch fightmg down off penalty Jrom Gallipolis pervlslan of game Wanlen Eldon , MY ~eyt1led, Mrs A H. F:lsher. 1 ELECT OFFICEllS D . C., regular contact with com· Figures on the total number of DIDDLE RITES !-lUNDAY mcessa 11 u~ flom lit<! de1ensne. D~c 5 ~·atds thru left tackle Gru- ICbuk 1'8 A. Person, Mrs J . E. Tracy, mlttee heads left In charge of re- , penons assisted in the above list of The funeral sl'rv•ces tor Pl'try l breakmg up play aftcl play of the es(•! no gam P16rott1 passed t.o The fls hmg In this county Is get- =~~ All~a Hlte, Mrs Enuna Fosa, Thew c T u. met at the home habilitation wort was maintained calamities are not availu.ble, but a Diddle, who died In a 81Slersvlll2 1Blue oev1l~> be! ore they were start- D}e who took 1t out or the air fm ting better and better PVery year, Bea. h 0 Young, Mrs Chrts 1of Mrs A v . Howell Frkiay alter· for months. That ope111tlon alone glance at the width of te11ltory hospital ftllowlni an automobil e> It'd, Lm~ n all umt.ed as one In tak- a 14 yard gam and first down and a great deal of th~ Improve- 1 Mrs' fi, II. 8· Richard Canwbell, noon Oct 16. COli~ the Amerlc.-n Red Cross ap- covered by t he society's Insular accident, will be conducted !tom mr.: out men, opening notes, and Pierotti was stopped by Sibley, no ment 1s due to ~he unceasing er- son Jacob Ament, Mrs David Wat , The following omcers were eleetproxlmately '125,000 The society s !I and Foretr.:n ~t>rvice during the last \the Baptist chnrch at Racine, Sun- 1unning perfect antertcrence fol the ~1un Dye took ball on triple pass llurls on the pa.1t of many ot the I J · 1Mrs Erut'st Rea, Mra. George ! ed: Pres Mrs. c E Peoples, VIe!! policy of encouraging the victims to year, boldly reftecl.!! the fa.r-reach- day a.flernoon at 2 30 o clock wlln bnck~ to go te1ulllg through the 3 yards Pterottl pa~ed biJt fell In members of the Fl~h and Game ) Wo&c llm. ~ 15 · Albert Yollllg, Mrs ' Pres Miss Nell BillJ, Rec. See'y, return to a !Self.sustalnlng basis at 11ng effect ot the memberlffilp lees Interment. In charge of the Ewm& he1etotme ulmoo;t impenetrable unoccuptcd te1rltor~. Dye passed I club, who are nt>ve 1 Idle 111 tills dll- : Le~ ~:,;het, Mi5.Ses Norma Young, Mrs. Bertha ChaSft, Cor. Sec'y, ~. the earliest poss1ble date prevented t of those supporting the orga.nlza- undertakers, In thl' Greenwood lin:! ot the vlsJtOit> rm· hugf! gains. but uo good G.nd recclVed n 5 ya1d lecticn This latest additiOn means n:ucJ~ueser and Fannie Fuga~. I c. w Jones. Treas. Mrs. PPPnV furthet expenditures and also re- : lion . ~metery Aside from the lontJ tuuch the renalty Uul-t l'ven more and better fishing ed us tetre!!hments \\-ere serv- Peoples. At the CI05e ot t.he mH'it -- O alllpolis t<•am made la tr. In 1he GallllJohs pe~:ahzed !OJ five yatds I may btl had tn t.he Meigs county ma dalnt3- t·efreshmevts were sen· 'r third pellod ol Lne ga me, when mt uffs1de then Swanson look the 1>t1eams than V.'8S available durmg ed by the hostess. I Swa.n~u. Jasl lla llbllck of the bull on a pass from cente t skirted the past season as these- tlsh are Devils took t he ball on the twen ty- rnd and raced through for the only 1uf good size and have the rfrom the AlB ftve )ard lme and nwEct across thP touchdown of the game The most 1 fL<~herman·s anelel ha,~tpy racu lty gout, the two Leam:. bHttlcd upon beautiful play the Devils pulled oi ~lowing tapldly Owen Campbell and Albert 000 0 0 equa.J ldullng cam~ the day, 75 end yardot 1un _ for a fish sup- Coates "-'hoat are attending Ohio Tunc after throughout. time, Ted Scott, cen·jwhich neatu lhe the The p1oposed_ dam UmvetslLy Athens are spendln~~: c:taa 00 \ ; " ' ' ~e1, Bruno easel or Fu~d Crow 'I thud quarter Kelton place kick- ply In Metgs count} nea 1 the ~lte of the WEak end with relatives · ' woula teut out of the !me l:tOd HI the extra pr..tnt anrl the scor~ the Pomeroy Gun Club. becomes Mrs Roy Tt ac} of Logan who "It won't boom b11l! .11111 Jy, , ., ·, lluo ugh Lo smcaJ 11. p:lfY oi t 11e op- was 1 to u. · was • ma k es h'ft H er up Ianatton 1 • , READ THIS FIRST mor.: PI om1smg each succeeding ''' ~ opera.t ed ou at Gnml hospStal 1 1111 Jtnnk Severa hat been kidnaped of course; Jim knew that. And wa~ if it doun t, preuy .soon · J · ' <I ponenlb before tnc otl.ll had bct:u Plf'rottl passed to Dye and pWlt- I da v A 1eccnt su 1vey was satts- In Columbus last Monday 18 getting HAIRCUT .. ftom bJa caunu, place, Bela:ar'a so lame and halting an explanatton to htmself now. receiVed by the bn.ck The wappy ed Oalllpolls was stopped on three factot·y eno ugh that further tests 1along: nicely F llx S likely to han Jecetved Martdl for lnspenor 11:\ ste's name was rn il - pla:ymg or th-e local boy!l SWIShed down<! then H11.mrick Jumbled the Will be made by the state engineers ! MI. and Mrs Laban Hill. M1. and C,Ourt. where hi• lawyer, e dahnt,l5 a momen!? sdf • good r.>ml n t the Devlls f1 om tht:tr !eet, leaving ball and Pomeroy recovered Dye Iand more Levelopments may be ex- , Mr.s Aatr .1 Zahl and lamlly left tl"Jim Wpt411r an place frl~.c:harp. :llill Gray~on. Match the And what "'"' It this girl ha1l " B Y the way, .,' ant " •Ma li eII 1\ '' t h t·m stunne d f or a tcw mmut cs, made two yards tu; t he quarter end~- pected ilt almost !lilY date tn tt.e I'Frldr.v t or Ct nc t nnan to SI::end thl' SHAVE .... and find • bidden ttalrw•• and • wi!hed to warn ham ofi' Was tl same ~r yms ... I dout thlllk there s m• h ~; utprlsed at 'this sudden .tval.mc l-<1! ed with the ball on Oallipolls 36 neat tut ure I week end Y.tth relatives Mr~; f-IlE danger? Her fOice bad been despcr- I he ruatter v.1th y011r m 111 ~f'r1·' •1 IJ\' lhe Panther::! ~n td line Itt Pomeroy s possesston ·- - - ·\\111 lemnin fer a weeks vbllt New prices now in. ~f, lbcb11 door In the ruins of atl (lncient atdy iu earnest. Well. whate v~r tt, Martm. Ju~l a slig ht clttll. I'\ e tr ol ,_; The Marne wa:; gom,, excttlng, Fourth Quat1.,el ' LOCK AND Mr and Mrs. Oscar My€t'S sp !11 chapeL The}' <Rain to wspctt SarJt was, probably, mhc would not dare to hnn wl'at to do lor tt" thllllJ.ng. as hundtcds (Jf fan:. gath· I p ttl f bl d U ball d th • ' DAM MAN €:lti,J day In C~lumbus ann at th( feel. The oame hiah· at l)efnl bt league with the lridnapcra convey tbat uoopoken warning now. "You were ~pf'aklllr., of tile Cm - ~ eaert at the Middleport stadium to D l~r? durn e I letl an h t TAKEN TO HOSPJTAL fair !lt Lancaster They nc<'o.t npanwhea • waD ...ccidentiUT" faUa, watch the t1n The weathet wns l'\' 1 s en . came 11 1 ~·owmg nn led tlletr son Will cla11 work at cut ld 1 c.. lor a 4 yaod I••• Plelottl pa••ed I Nomo.1 Bchtam who ~~ attcudAnd .. 'til ' theae thougl>ll anoth<c K•y• ,· u~t now. l'h.11t ~ ,\lll'r~: ~I" bltw~ldDI thi• door and become con· ea lor rootuall with u few cloucls ....... """ 1 - pr1c.ea. •~ed ol It when tiMIJ' find in lUa new thought ha~ Aashed inlo Jim'!! un ha~ a crony. rh r" drawled H•ll hovering uvcl head ne~u Lhe end of to Dye no good They p\Ulted and 1 Apparently losing his balance mg school ln Cclumbw; cam" F"l clelk an araonymous letter addreucd mmd. These •nonymoum !etten, ad- Grayson from the d e pt h~ of h1~ "-' \ the ga me. The wim.l conLalned a B_t odLners LeLurned t he punt ~o d25 whtte ~·or klng ont the hull of the day for 11 week end visit with 1; 1; 1me 0Til. 111po;a 1 1 00 11 aL the Racine mother. Mrs W'"' ..........,,,, dbe dressed 1n what looked like a lhs- chatr ... A couple olw~,:e hn~hl t~rh. slight Lang, but went unnotlccd by var. ous1 e 1 m ~ne u1 erng to Wfllter, which obviously ha en gmsed woman' a tu,.nd; had Uelen Manm and Frome llrtw<·rn 1h Hl llhe cheering t;pccla.tLIJ.S as t.hey 81\an.sun got IIWil.'o fm 14 yard!! , Loc k nml Dalll No. 24, where he lG ' M El B c ~SHOP held up becau.e It I&Ve nmin& that Blatr been the writerl The post~ they nearly g(Jt your m\"llu .tl 111 '"1 yelled r1tth lten:r.y 1m the Panthers thML tackle tUlU wat> stopped by D~~ 'emplcyed, Barry Wiltshire was tak- 1 ~ d mer ro;nimj , Ml.s1; Fan Sant wae no! to be trulted. I) 'I II I •o ~· n•e tlloou h··. a.s It appeared he was off for ll en to the Hol~l hospital about I n t! en eroon a.n mother o1 Pcl't· QnJaon. Ilia wife, Wynter. and maTk of the fltst had bun Traync anothrr paltent. r. I' artc 'un t ~'~ w g ,_ . to uchdown again. Keltcn made the , noon Saturday believed to be In a : land wert vlsltms .here Batmday. Downie a.thiiDI ...thar::lot Jl'arinJ takll • bouse, Ml!iD- --apd ~he l'!ad been st<lying at ntght you ~~ak of." • Without a sembJance of a doubt lit s L down on next play and Bmth I serious condition I .---Seflond Sk'wt orwafl, nnr B•IPr'• Court. Kath- Traync. Who else but she could Martell frowne-d, t he lot•als played the visitors oft et~ lost a yaul rr·om Lhf' Ltlpl~ pas.: It ~as reported that Wlltshlr"' l TURN TO PAGE TWO J'OR , ' arine il the rilhdul owner of tb• have wftt~n them? "Sanl WU· lelling m ~ ahn ut 1h·· • t heir fer t 111 the Hrst half of the Brot hers passed to Swanson result- was walking 11 beam !n the m.-neu: .. ----~OMEROl' PERSONALS ! T"WKSBARY mtlllna Czarin3 Rubtet, b' lnh•rt. Murtf'll's laugh cut acro~s those Thi ~ m<~n-Frome . I th111k \ou ~~··I 11ame as they mel each and e~ry htK In 22 yard gttln Hamrick went i VPlln~; boat when h"' s lipped, Iall- 1 r ~········- • . - .-....--~····- 1 8.& SHOP tanct from her Rualian pndfather, !wiftly crowding thour.:ht s. h1s name was ?- linn g at r11nl()111 u-. play the Devils could statt, with Uuough for 3 ynrds and repeated mg across the beam on his ston _ l2S N C . f . 1 aftd Severn had ttte..: to recover them scare oft suppo~ed tr('~p;p;ou'>. b v suc h rotce that It went with no with the yH.rds tht·u left .side of the ach. A PllYSIClan ui Racine w~-. I ew oab tn rt· I ,.'1-onL Street lor her. EXPLANATION nghts, ol cour~e. he ouglu to hn" guln 1' even 11 loss . During the lm~ . Kelton made 11 yard then re- summoned and aftc1 an examtna~ day from New York for , =~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;~~~~;~ I d !Jcen locked up. Surh rec\.Je~f\ ~I Ll- fttsl half, Pometoy. made six first. celved a five yatd penalty lor oft-'tlon dec lared Wiltshire had sutter. , . llartln, S.n't eer..nt, and a thus "I shoold tlunk Mr. W ynhr l3r • ptdtty ts cmmnal--" lim\ m; to Gnl,llpolls five. Oalllpo- ;;Ide Svmnson !Of>t i yard~ ns Scott I ed mjurles and Ius condition was I ~Frome, make a vain attempt ly needs your warnmg-but a very \Is e\ened the .first down stl'lnl! up, sm"~h"d Into l••n• h"fooe 11 , got 1set louu. " A d J101 Martell stopped dead in tlu- nw! "" " ~ Jo aeuaBnate WJnter, and G rayaoft k mdl Y t h oug ht, my de;ar I n In the second half and lhe game started, and Pomeroy tnok the ball Th(' Ewing ambulance was c 11 d caU. ia a Scotl•nd Yard detective. would have l1ked to stnke the speak- tl le of hts word:'>, ht s head 111 n 11 d 111 I'I ult·<l wi(I:J e1ghl first downs fo1 on the 22 yard Hne. , ~~oml 1u:;hed the lnjUJ·ed mon 10 11c, , · r' ~W · t b a sudden hsl emn• alltllld<' rlle c 11 _ ,nter naeeta ~.J • mouth wtt· 11 th e 1am sneer eac · Ptmctu maue 1 ya1d tlnu hne 1 hctopltal where immediate attonAI: Be1p a ,.,.,un -'-- Blair, whoDl he llkea,aIt hoUl h h'In d l ts smoo th smt 1e, "II 1la! 1}etn sound of foot ~ tl'fl~ r11n11111"'" r:o:u 1 !lv llewn A1thou~lt lte eleven nghllng H-e repeated 101 4 yat d ~ then pas~;- 1lion was given 1.o him by Lhe ho..'i- 1 Ia the ttep-d1qhter of my1tu~ vtr)' mterestlng to me to s~ Drg- across the hall h.ul hrokn! iu liJ!Oll Panthet8. who played u brttnd of cd to Dyt', then Dl- e nunica Ke l- , pita! Mtrgeons. 1 ~o'ul Dr. M-"eU, who, Wrnter it sar'a Court, Mr. Wynter." Martell them, fool.ball wlmh xtwuld be thOlll!'ht Wn ca11led tnt> ball wr no ga.n 'I ~_q.ytnced:,l.tlntheplotajalnatSev- added, cros~ing toward the olher Tbere cam<'! .1 htlrriell flfl :tt lh ~ lui~~ ~ almosL unbtatabl~e, Wl!ll" 011 and Gallipolis was pen&llzed ftve . . The &lrl .-ainly trie 1 to tell twG men and shaking hands w1th cloor and s wiftly II!JOH 11 l hl •!1.o1 \\ 1 ~ llhe ze1u end of the final count ~ntds Btothers muac a Wide eno , W'vater tometWng. Bill. "These old. houses make a. 11ung open Wl '1 .111 mde~oro•ts l11 k t he} pla~ed a magmfl.cent game 1un fl'Om one side w th~ other but JURY BOX CHANGED , NOW GO ON strong appe:ol to me. And, of coursr, of ceremony on tl1e pan of thf' m tu u.~a.lnst such ove1 whelmLIIg odds of finally ended m a Joss They atTO OLD 1 r t it'5 a great pleasure to mtet you of whom they had Ju !O t sJm krn. w~lght and mjury, holdmg them lo tempted a pas~ I.Jul !ell sholt ' Sunday and Monday Octobe1· U!-19 • · M \V fi · Marlm's fart al thr. Ofl('ll d o, 1111 ~v the one touchdown aud au 1•xtr Punted to the 40 yard Une crow ' CHAPTER XLVIII aiSam, pomt weo>t back to ...... no « bul loot 1 yacd., ' WO!kmen were engaged here Frl' h F r. ynter, on f my 1 d rstf vt&ll Mt was wlule and llll'r('l\i hl y sl.n l hl , .. ., ere. •or you, as a ren ·as if from some ~hoc k He 1, 1 ~ 1 PLAl:. BY PLAY Ucfore he could toss the ball. DyE .day and Saturday 1emoving 1 •A sh~me to startle you bke thatt Barbara Stanwyck dear I" Martel laughed, like one Severn's It m·tst bt a pamfnl place , Fhst Quartf'l' SJ.Ir.~d five )'llrds oil the next play 1jury box of the Me1gs county oourr • f' 1 '·' 'th tl · · · breatlunc hke a man 1\ ho h~rl h1 • n r tl It h 1 1 IW 'o ha! played a boyl~h practical ..ow, m a raou, wt us gnn m1 Pometoy eletted to klck off to the Uu·u tackle. , 1e po.~ 1011 11 as oc- 1 -in1wcm ron :J"'fte, "But 1 couldn't resist making e~pl1cable mystery hanging over it.'' running hard Ill;~ '<'at cd 1' 1 1 ~ Devil:; v,.ill• Cro:v s tflf' do.ng thl! Dye e.le<:ted to lJil.'>l:! but Brothers cupled since 1925, b&ck to U.s orl"THE MIRACLE WOMAN rr , l" He- paused, turning to Sant. seemed lobe stllrlmg out of h1 ~ lll .ld ~~~ ltstlc .., ....1,, Swan!)on took. thll cu 1111, dashmg in lntetcepted It 011 glnal ll~sltlon ,along the cast wall • :fP=~·~~t bad not been hl! ~I '"By the way, J w:as vtry ncar B~g- "Good Lo 1 d. ~1 artm--" hq: m ball on the 25 \'ntd lme und tul- the 48 yard line reLumlng It to the of the 100m I 1 The box wus !'hanged by orders R,Kid, itn \Vynll!r knew. And wh&t gar'! Court two ntglus ago," he Sant m lro\\1Ht1~ \i~plt-a<m<' vanced to 35 }1\td line KP.I ton aa before he v.as down-ed Hamrick 1 b-'-' Helen buo about to a~ded. "'Mr. Sar.tl M1 San11 hrokL• out gamcct une yatd Swanson hit ro mped thru lackie ror his Llggcst of the late Judge A p · Miller to 11. ; . Tuesday and Wednesday Octohe1· 20-21. "" s 1 k d t M t 11 'th d the man. "Can I ~.-. .. a~ to you al cu1ter oi !me rm no gam as scolt gain or lhc •••••• ... ~o·lod potatiOn Just Inside tl-w! rail and I 00 ·~'"io il'st<n•n• man, of whoae ant e a ar e wt a · ,. "" lho ..,..... f J be •t~·cnee behind t" :e curtaml ndi,i,;;;Jmlcat>ly SLmu 1ate d surpnse. oo1ce ?" ~rastled J.hr!JUCil Tney "lmted the clo« Ho• •n•d• 14 Rcmg thet kUl'ge·s nell This ac..- hne ne1U'ed I wa8 Marie Dressler and Polly Moran Wtth the lir ~ t sig-ht of h i~ l\h •t•· .1 11d Dve teceivf'd on 40 yatd \llrd.s Kelton ""' made 9 yardM ancl ton a en I t ~s said, bocaust: ttad d.-earned, muat have suspected "A'- you know, f'm stayinJ;~" with unnerved lace So.~ ul h;n l ~t. lrll 11 11 1' a wl adv~tncNI nbollt the ynrd~ Gallipolis was v ff~lde He canw 1at the time, cm!.!!:ueraole mining -ln!'.._lld bad dcltberatt!ly arrested before brother medico at dTrayne," Martell ._ kl c 1m\ \tied It llllSS willet• .,"'OS hlte 1 • IJack wltll 8 yuod.-,, and Han•• i"k , dtmcultles1 hall arl'len herf' an1 1 ' 'I l 1e went qm~,: y oul 11110 !he 11.1 :1 _ ... 1 1 • "POLITICS" OIC f11rther whispered words could on, "~ond 1, rove over Illwtlll::~~~:~:iJ: ceptr>d by Kelton on the 50 )'<Ud t 1 ,;od a une plunK•. no gain Te re- seveml tr a s ln.d resulteu, and 1t 1 1 the 1lo~.o' aher lum to see a pat•ent tn the v age ]line but wn~> S\..O P"Cd 1tllet five pealed w1th 1 ld tllen Kelton wa• was bello ved It wou ld k eep thP. 1 I o opoken? the clo~nl do or lho ~e yards Kcll on gained .. "H'ow •~ you. Mr. Wynted" 1 the wife (}f the landlord of the 4 Sw1mson lhtown for a 4 yurd loss with the" , s~ct ... ~ a t ors 1rom 1n fl uenc t lliJ the room rnuld hear !tJw <:'(Jury M'arteD added wtth apparent cordialforget its name." j :-;kLrtt'd end 101 20 Ylll fu; Hn.mr1ck ball on the Pomeroy 6 yard line Thur,<iay and F1iday October 22-23 ~t1'• holdinR out htB hand-a hand Crou Keys,• suggtsted volces, ami tlll'n ~uddl·td) ott\' Keltun thru tackle 3 yards. Dye punted out and thfl ball was ' Now the jUt}' box resl.!! in Its fot- J l~t Jim had to take. "l hope 1 vokf' s, ~l..rtin ·~ vmf'r, \.\t'nt Brothet li pas~ed to Swanson. no downed on tht' 20 yard line as the I mer position wllh new chairs and ~do' t mtru de tact 1en1Y on any pn-· li:.:~:;·~:~~'~ ~hrtll 111 1115 stra.n gdy lol'tJOd K ehon 2 ya1d.'! Pomeroy 1game ended A Y.hale of a game, lslep11 1.o the rear platform, ~o make Thoma• Meiahan !)"' mood. acce8s much easter This po.Utt "ate: con,.ersalion? .. he added wtth "I fancy it wa~ gome guch namt." penallzell f01 offside then S~eot.t to 0, wtth the Dcvll 11 clinging 1 ·' . on brand smiling smoothn~u. smiled inwardly. H~ re-altzcd smashed through the line again tightly to their sll.,.ht margin Iof th~ box affords the jury a 1 a1scd ~h. 1 ki'l~ voire floltrd ' "'No. nothing private,'' lhc girl that a liule comedy was the room aud 1hl , 1, , ,\, . 1 _,, 1w tlnowmg Swal.VIOn for 1 yard loss. Th'• line up: ]chance Y:ere the entll'e for his benefit. The~e above the d) S -L·.•ms ilie Dye gol oft. tackle f01 15 yards. Pomeroy Pos. Gallipolis rooth mJ, os ore they could see 111 01 orce d h cue II to &ay. Oumther wnM thwwn fur 1 yard Crow LE e udge, w1tnesses, prlooners 0 ooc' 1 , attorn ·Jim ' hr. the feoiong that she was rogue• ausp~cted that 1t was hi'! l•n•m•oplw•••" loss. Gmeser 4 yatd8, then Dye L Casc1 LT Sibley _ '"" _ II I h d M wonckri 1 desperately how n1uch Ka. rung _ uph_ ane atMt le "I tell you I saw him! r-:~car •tl 1" punted to Brothers on 20 yatd hne Ke13er LG Travis 1 · ty!l, gtvmg t! name as arWh d • H I k ( b'·d 1 th d Be tt C ' Martell had overhe1rd. Perhapa 11he l'la e!>cap<"rl' A star!!t'd amr c um ..,. , ost. ree ya.r s. o ( i C Plymall' ......d h. must h.' • •'erh •• rdl tin--a nd Martell's words now were yleamohad crept 11110 )tm Wynter·~ Swanson Y.'ent 12 yards thru left Amold RO Ball •· attempt. a very unconvincinG at· 1 ki H 1 k 8 c I b I d I o1e ut wor s and CM ahe must eyes ;u the C~chl phra~c rradtcd 11i111 a.c e, amr <' wa..o; s l-opped dead asci RT Gibson 1 · I h em away, 1or ll<n>pl,, at a d1sarming explanation. Who had escapul--aml what had 1 Attempt to cxp I~n n hi B tr nc k s as Bcc t t un d B runu I PIerottl •RE Ward 4h111 went on: h was rather an odd situation, Jim happened? Case! hit slmuttUIICOU8.iY Otueser Dye QB Brother~ I I "1-1 was only going to warn Mr. that appea~d a little grimly to made first down on 40 )'tud !me. Guinther LH Hamrick 'WynJCr--• 1ense ol humor, •• to Lie 11it· The atmosphere had suddenly hrGuinther eight yardli around end Slstion RH swansol'\ i Warn him? But what on as if in frtendly mtlmacv come elcctnc, Jpu gl.mcc\l acros ~ al on this play went Pomeroy's chan- Orueser FB Kelton' Martell. He could set. that the other ces as Eddie wns stopped hard by hould you. have to \.\ii&rn Mr. trc 1 man who had engl· ler Abo1,1t. Helen?" ber that treachcroul r:onspiracy man was no le"~ s ~tan led, on tenter- , ~wanson, so hard thal he was .• .,.. ·· · ,. , ,.,,, _ _ Frank Severn and who had hooks of suspen se. I loes -de-combe.t for the rest of the I ',..' 11' AN ~· .,.~"Esca""dl'' 1day Pomeroy yardyards pPnfrom the £urther cold..~ ally and Dye drew madea 15 row• ,. 110 11 Martell had started up from hi ~ Quartet ended with b1.1JI on Oalll'.ll . chair, as if !tis fu ~;t ll!tguarde<l un pohs 19 ya•d ~! bearded an·Eritftsh fau was • llllC • a s 0 loll punted 'a• lth I' to run out aftt'r S<~nt 1 Second Quartet· pulse had been 1 0 1 1111 l a Km w e :~ I~:;,~~~~~· tnlo 1he hall to lnrn the news MarDye eleven yard~!; thru tackle 1• w 11 Bat there was no ail'lcerity itl · 11a d hrouR 11 1-news no d ou b t t 11at 1 Poecotll 4 yard' tho·u same l•ol• once played with ~ufll eJO:- tm ladle. Jim, at he watched tbe ;~;;:;~~~:~:;,u 1eehnR, to draw jtnl s 1'""0"' as muc h tO c1•1~ as to 5ani. Orue•••• made fir• < down Dye thru · •uth that the nmstRthe only tackle for ten yar•- Pierotti pas•LU d d h ho fromiT~lP:PJ:NG ~ intermittently away 1.. 17 ..,..,. won ere ow cou o ed to D.Ye no good. Plerott1 •to laaYe bt:ea decelved fot a web of mystrry tllat llad 'I Crow pass no good. lato thtnldllg of thim man 89 fallen over Beggar's. Court like an And ju'~t !hen nml'! a sudden sharp Oalltpolls takt.os the ball. Swanson 1004 Samarilan. Rutblcll!l, withering blight. on one of the curtained wmdows. made J'j' ~·luds around end. KelAI danserous 11.1 a b<ea1t of prey Jlm•1 eyes Wll•Hiered across Just for a 111oment as thongh evLon was stopped on line of sc!'imtb81hadows of a juna:l.r. Helen Bllhr aa &he sat almost s1lent, present. wn too much taken mage K-eltQn repeated with few Helea forced. & laush. The pitiful, I"'" face still looking whne and Ull• surpm~. no on" moved. r lnches lacklrfg for tlrst down, Kel· rhast el • laaa:h. Jim knew nerved- What wa9 it she had begun Again the ~otwd, 'fap-tap' · lon made flr.~t do.,·n Brothe1'11 macte Tribe No. 25 are reqaested &o ..Uallak.laa with fear. She could not to warn him of? Jtm wa1 louchcd eleven }ards on triple pass_ Brothk'e~V1hat fear out of her eyca-and a measureless ptty; it wat plam Simultaneously Jim Wynter an<l ers took ball from triple paa and meet at thP. hall at 1~00 P. Jl. • •-••-• h 1 Rirl'l 50 1, 1 had been dom - Btl! were on their feet, made a dash Crow threw him tor 10 yd lou. They 0 11 1d ........., nJrht. Dlalt1cl . - -..~_!'"'ol"tba~ urn and crushed the to the windaw. Jim was near· PM!!ed, no good Pomeroy took b~td .es· _.cu 11 •oolh tnll 1Ill&' h d • fi t H d d ._,_ on 20 yr.rd. Jine. 10 ya·• -na1 .. IIChool will bl1 held, , rcac e 11 n , e rasge as1uo .-.. ,.... Parade10 evidently how urtains. tor Gallipolis. Pi6rottt made one at 8;01 P. M. • h t outside, ~ ~ard a.nd itOalllpoU~; received nve lo•R to break From the m IstJ ntg yo1 BY OBDER 01' -:~,;i,J ~~co••_n · cuu pena Y glvlufl Pu!T-eroy fl -..,t. ~~~;~~~;c~o~ul~d not or dared not II up vrvidiJ ih the light from down. Pierotti pinecl IOUJ" JUd t' room, a face was starins in at / thl u centel' as Nth endea .vlth "'" Great Sachem :~;.iAII ccy broke from J lm. SECOND36HALF • white, haggafld, desperate. A ball on Oa.lUpoUa Yard Une. 1 "l.b God:t Frulf:pt ~t":t, Dyevnpunted, Crow stopped GaiU••••••••••• - . .. ·--~··· -- ..- _ _.,,~-- < ...,.. polla lloO )'IU'd KtlSun Lao-. ~ 'I • , .,_ 1 .OHIO Ish I Fi h Brought T County c I ~~~ci~~ ts~~:~~~e~t~; ~~:~a A~:~:; ::~~:~:~! ~ th~~~~~:!n:~~~~t!oco~a~h~~~ tbe aoctety. S A. BluE ln:,a:;l~re.~er~~~c!p~mplete, ~~~!~\yto~ J::~~ incom- 1 ~~~~~t:~. ::\:nr''~l:~tck~h:·"~l:: : DEVIl ODPONENJ~ ronM GftliiDOlle :~~alt.iea. Pomeroy 25, Oalllpolh l:~e~::~~::~~~~~t:~:en:~ l:~:r~~~~~ ~~~ :::~ Watohrct01 w d. Aslde trom handUOi 62 disut.ers suited tn prtservatlon of the ~lrtn 31 statu of this cuuntry, the 1reltance of lh08e affected 1 Ot.her cabamllles requlrlnK 11ssi!iAmerican Red Cross, In thl" J,n t 11t.anee. chit:f1., In the form ot nnan~ natlon'ii reUef agency year, ntended rei Ief •·ul no I us Cfi, from thJJ> than a dozen dllastt!:rfl abroad.. I Included An earthquake In PerThese vperatlom wet·e pnder the _, 18 , drough t on Island or st croix ' h VI j , _ , d oup · hurrl direction of t h e lnsu Ia r a.n d Fo r- ~ ·" t e ra: n .LO an gr ' • elan service of the nattooal m-aanl- lcane In San Domingo.; nood In aUon which ooopelJites with na- l3mlr, Turkey,, nood In Adan&, tional Red CrOM societies · tn over 1Turkey ; typhoon In the central ftfty other nations. Earthquakes, pal t or the Philippine blands; floods, typhoons and drouaht were ' earthQuake m Oaxaca, Mexloo , ty1." INST hall , ¥0U MUS"'r COME Wil'!l US-"Tf,\E l=Ol-1<5 ~ll-l­ \IJAN"t 'To ME E"T "r14E I 1 h~d , by Sl< 1PPEI'! WHO I SI?OUC:.I-I"t U"' HOM!". I RBER ° RA THBURNS. ° I 1 I •'h• t ml An · the iilk· Gallipolis, Ohio POSITION I I "'' . If' l MO~iT· GO I . l'M GOIN~ PREPAREO !1 TH~Rc'S NO"ri-IING l-11<'15 FOQESIGI-\T 1 1 1 I ,-r; r. . I I' . -•n- ! r "SKVLINE" g I I I I. tid NOTICE! ~ 1 I RED MEN. °. • i ~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t:~ • .une. \ 1 ew Coats Ia friday Fro• New York ,lor as the Galllpells Theatre I ° 1 OMICOOO:.l-\!! "H\1'=> FIRE 1'0 MElliNG. "T~E l ICEe>ER.G. MAY BFi l.llJE GO"T 01"1= ON 1"1-\E ~RON BERG! lrty at .ec;J do d ' 111 du o 2;en, �• · ---··--'--,------~ • .. .._..,..,.,,_ -.;. ........ ~ . ~..:-.--~-·.! ... ' PAOa 81X 811NDA Y , OCTOBER 18, 19Sl • D~o~'Ett ~~~~iiLE I~URflE PANTHER~ ~l~l GREAT GAME ~~~·.~w~. CROSS HELPS 2 WITH GRIM REAPER 0.., ~ceg~~8~ere a~r ~~~ 1j ACA All COUNTRIE~ 6 .. cond h&U 3. OalUpolla nnt hal1 5' !iecond halt IT~~~~T~~~TRk:y l wo~~ Dr~~~CESUIT Three men -;::;;;--arrested \1 ami I B~lt was ri~ the ooaunln : ~~Y~~r~:=n.~ ~~~r:'::: voree from her husba.Dd, LlOY.d w U D. ON IJ('IE R nEA"I' ERt ilCT n r ~::.le ~~~e~~f ~~~te bu::~l~ar~f ~= : 11 ' 1 1 6 Jall here Jo&eph Und&ey waa arree.t.ed by Oalllpolls, 1 oomplel.t! , 3 rnu . H ... r u il et~m.~~p.ir~e~:~e~.r~m~:. ~~~d IIn~ aRhe~:~~~. colored, S COMICS COMICS IN COlOR IN COLOR waa rled,u.r.r,~~.~or,ndhuatd 4~.n au110ltyp _!I J lgros g "~ Y .u..u.LRI •.,... paremtn s.tnre 1930 with off (~6 n 1 , linesman, Naus, 0. U. 1ent.ed. by omcers from the shertt!'s vide a home nd cloth! and that • ColmnbuB, wa:; the husband ot the J J cmce on a warrant chargl.nl him be d DR de t 1 formt:r M~a number Dolly Hco~r · A n d 0 ppolln& · W • h t ]' withthe Intoxication brou"'"'t was parents orced to epen u UPlaooghl for or yeut s whrn::~ U n beab.bl e Oda I Of 1DJury . etg to county jail He andWIU!Iwhen ~r·- one her at least six monthl F' II Th 8 1 1 f Of Gall ot each f th 1 to the local hli:h schoo l a.1d y,ho has i ma y row a ance n avor la nu~;ned on the charge belore Jw;- , Mr& ~ear 0 ~ un n. Led ~ many frlend!J In Pomerov I t' I Th' d Q rl 8 0 tlce E R. Titus, Friday afternoon. . llt.Bon [U er sta Mr& Bean was principa-l at Pome- ' oun lana n lr ua er •1 pleaded gulity and was ftned $50 the pet!Uon aaiJil8 tor the dlVOI"Ce, roy High durin' the urn~ that •hr I ~tream~~ and COiits He failed to -T><IY the ,tllatrlat a ht·ertatn time durlus their h bond h ,, •·•ediwr ot tbe DB.IIy Tribune ana 1 MAGNJFICIENT WORK IS DISPLAYED 1 " I ftne and costs and was committed mar age er Ull au .........::u many other ciU:r.ens of Pomeroy j -j tc. the county jail. her forcibly to R certain colta,e were receiving the fundll.ment-als vi I1994 Small Mouth Black Jamet~ Thackal'd was brought to away rrotn any habitation and fore~ I rue k Lo·---ad Qf 1 lTeam ToIsAImpenetrable; Man, Fights To Last Ditch Final Score Ia 7 To 0 i forward ar- l WaJi l Bafl to be Placed in L~d' ing Creek and Shade SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1931 V.Je' Wl'\!'1'\lAU~A 8ACK ~! I :t y: I I I I · l I·jj~~~~~~~:s::::=~~~5ldne\j ~~~~~2~~~~~~~~~;;:~"-'~~~· I ~~~-----~~~ / ~ • ... r1 ld· WA~· Notice! I I p.:l personlllli.n _ I t~rm:,; • I w" lis 3Sc lSc I low ore on rnc red . I GRUES&R BARBER I I" ' • 1 Ill I •I. .. •' k I . = YOU Mo!i>'T GJ;"!" TI-'\A"tPtc"r BAC~' - "'--E' ALL M p5 'Eo 14 E R ';,() MO (H I 1 . == Manaaua, Nical'11.R;Ui., atm smart- araguan ea1 thquakt> I - 1'1'1> ~hoew!; 11y~~n:e~~~Y ~e~t~~lle~ru~! 1~a:redto~~Yw:e~c:Y a~er:f- t~!: Napier. New Zealand and ti!E N1c- been learned here but. It 18 probabl,.. complamts frOm ne1i;hbms at the •and he knew other oondtt1on He burial will be made In Atheru; f. t D A E Vulcan C11mp He was plac~ In wc;uld visit ber at the place from 1 tna: trom the shock of last spring .s Of those ust.ed above the San Do lfl owna re ven A truck load conal8tma ot 1994 ja11 t.o await the fl.lmg of char~~:es Saturdax nllht \Ulttl Monday ravaelnl earthquake, was among mingo hurncane which occurred In AGJo:D WOMAN DIES Ismall mouth black balis arrived 10 Thackard lS lllleged W have had mornlne and then would renlalD 1 the mo5t sertoua or the year's for- the fall of 1930, was the m06t c06tThose snarling, clawing, fightlnt; p(] 2 yards thrn Pomeroy penalized Pomeroy Friday afternoon for dis- trouble with his fanuly , and to 1away Lhe rest ot the Week Her copelsn eala1nit.tes. Before the smoke ly tQ t.he Red Oro..;.; Befole sutTer Eliza Conkle, 68 years ot age,l Pm ple Panther~ hom Pomeroy hlM: •l fi\ e yat ds Crow broke ~hrough I tnbuUon 1ll the t-hree br&.nches of h~ve caused ~rudderable trouble hl 1ditic,n became such that she WIJ'It. from lhe ftames which followed the: mK wa~ cnllrely ended tL was neces j1ed Saturday morning at Ule 1Hchool wttn u 1en appetnes whet :.ed ' tiH owing Brothers fm five yard the Shade Rivt>r and Leadmg Creek e ~elghbor ood Where he llvet~. Iforced to go to the home ot her tremora h&d cleared away, Ernest sury for the Red Cross to spend Meigs County Inftrma.ry Death to the utmo~t d-egree fought th•· 1-..SJ> Hanuack 3 yards They punt' Mrlgb county's principal ~treams. 1 e w~.!'~n !._hearing later. I PQrents for proper care,. J . Swtrt uststa.nt director of Insu- S225 000 Again, In this disaster was the result of infirmitlt>B of old I Oallta .'l.cadem~ l11gh school Blue ' ed ac10£S ~he goal line , Pomewy s1 n• .:se ftndltngs. w;;-lghlng In the pr&yer of 'he dkwtu pe150 1 ~ •md Porelgn Operatlon11, WBli en SY.Jft hurfled to the scene by air- age She Is -•urvived b!' sever11l ! Denu; r10111 one el!ge JJJ t he rteld. to ball on 20 }ald. lm<' live thru pounds brought from the State t:NTERTAINS P~ST CHIEFS tltton. Mrs. W.atson lll'lked the court rou.te to the scene of tlle tragedy plane and directed the relief pro· chlld1en and other telath'es. The Past Chlets or Magnol!a to grant her temporary aJtmOI\)' 1the other 111 0111· ur the most mtet- tackle J ya.rds, Pierotti ~peat,e(t I N~wLown Hatchenes neu Clnctnby train and airplane. Under Swifts gram An 1ang Interesting reports The funeral services will be COI11- I e~ting games pruduced. at t.hf! Mid- l w1t h 4 yarM oytl pun Led outbide 1natl under Lhe direction of the Temple Pythian SISters were en- dunng the pendency of the actlpe, supervtalon emergency kitchens on the other major foreign di~;as- ducted !rom the home or her daug ~~dlt-poll Jug u M"hool neld I~rtday on Lhe 40 ya1d lme Swanson tum- St11.te ConseJVation Bo11.rd are the tertalned at the home ot divorce with pennanent allr»>nr anQ hospital units were set up anc! le t s lS that of the Valona earth- t.er. Mrs Rebecca Taylor at Mid: alter .rn; 11 , lo lost: by t he loY. 1>core bled t.he ball and Pommoy 1ecover- finest bunch of the finny illbe ever ~r~ A 0 T1~cy Friday evenlllliJ and custody or the children, DoroIater a program tor rehabliltatlon quake Suffe1ers m that. disaster dle'ptf·t, Wedllfllld,ay afternoon n uf 1 tu 0 ed un the 45 yard line Dye skirt- tH ought l.o the county They wel·e ~ Mrs. Mar} Renshaw as assis- 1 thy aged 3 years and John apd was launched. After the director ~~ere given materlB I relief through two o'clock Buriol will lve ll1 Each mem!Je1 uf the Panthl'l I'd f) ya rd'! and outside. P1erott1 dtstrtbuted by the Moelijs county I tanl hostess ~onths ' · returned to National Headquartas the Albanian ~ocat!onal .school of chn1·ge of the Ewing undertakers I me-up pi.L)td ban g up football htl hne but no gain and made first Fish and Game club under the su-j ~he fol~wing were present Mtb - - - - - - -- --,-,__ of the Red CrOBS in Washington, ! tt.e Jw1lor Red Cr051l -· - - - -11om :;tarl to tinU:;il, wch fightmg down off penalty Jrom Gallipolis pervlslan of game Wanlen Eldon , MY ~eyt1led, Mrs A H. F:lsher. 1 ELECT OFFICEllS D . C., regular contact with com· Figures on the total number of DIDDLE RITES !-lUNDAY mcessa 11 u~ flom lit<! de1ensne. D~c 5 ~·atds thru left tackle Gru- ICbuk 1'8 A. Person, Mrs J . E. Tracy, mlttee heads left In charge of re- , penons assisted in the above list of The funeral sl'rv•ces tor Pl'try l breakmg up play aftcl play of the es(•! no gam P16rott1 passed t.o The fls hmg In this county Is get- =~~ All~a Hlte, Mrs Enuna Fosa, Thew c T u. met at the home habilitation wort was maintained calamities are not availu.ble, but a Diddle, who died In a 81Slersvlll2 1Blue oev1l~> be! ore they were start- D}e who took 1t out or the air fm ting better and better PVery year, Bea. h 0 Young, Mrs Chrts 1of Mrs A v . Howell Frkiay alter· for months. That ope111tlon alone glance at the width of te11ltory hospital ftllowlni an automobil e> It'd, Lm~ n all umt.ed as one In tak- a 14 yard gam and first down and a great deal of th~ Improve- 1 Mrs' fi, II. 8· Richard Canwbell, noon Oct 16. COli~ the Amerlc.-n Red Cross ap- covered by t he society's Insular accident, will be conducted !tom mr.: out men, opening notes, and Pierotti was stopped by Sibley, no ment 1s due to ~he unceasing er- son Jacob Ament, Mrs David Wat , The following omcers were eleetproxlmately '125,000 The society s !I and Foretr.:n ~t>rvice during the last \the Baptist chnrch at Racine, Sun- 1unning perfect antertcrence fol the ~1un Dye took ball on triple pass llurls on the pa.1t of many ot the I J · 1Mrs Erut'st Rea, Mra. George ! ed: Pres Mrs. c E Peoples, VIe!! policy of encouraging the victims to year, boldly reftecl.!! the fa.r-reach- day a.flernoon at 2 30 o clock wlln bnck~ to go te1ulllg through the 3 yards Pterottl pa~ed biJt fell In members of the Fl~h and Game ) Wo&c llm. ~ 15 · Albert Yollllg, Mrs ' Pres Miss Nell BillJ, Rec. See'y, return to a !Self.sustalnlng basis at 11ng effect ot the memberlffilp lees Interment. In charge of the Ewm& he1etotme ulmoo;t impenetrable unoccuptcd te1rltor~. Dye passed I club, who are nt>ve 1 Idle 111 tills dll- : Le~ ~:,;het, Mi5.Ses Norma Young, Mrs. Bertha ChaSft, Cor. Sec'y, ~. the earliest poss1ble date prevented t of those supporting the orga.nlza- undertakers, In thl' Greenwood lin:! ot the vlsJtOit> rm· hugf! gains. but uo good G.nd recclVed n 5 ya1d lecticn This latest additiOn means n:ucJ~ueser and Fannie Fuga~. I c. w Jones. Treas. Mrs. PPPnV furthet expenditures and also re- : lion . ~metery Aside from the lontJ tuuch the renalty Uul-t l'ven more and better fishing ed us tetre!!hments \\-ere serv- Peoples. At the CI05e ot t.he mH'it -- O alllpolis t<•am made la tr. In 1he GallllJohs pe~:ahzed !OJ five yatds I may btl had tn t.he Meigs county ma dalnt3- t·efreshmevts were sen· 'r third pellod ol Lne ga me, when mt uffs1de then Swanson look the 1>t1eams than V.'8S available durmg ed by the hostess. I Swa.n~u. Jasl lla llbllck of the bull on a pass from cente t skirted the past season as these- tlsh are Devils took t he ball on the twen ty- rnd and raced through for the only 1uf good size and have the rfrom the AlB ftve )ard lme and nwEct across thP touchdown of the game The most 1 fL<~herman·s anelel ha,~tpy racu lty gout, the two Leam:. bHttlcd upon beautiful play the Devils pulled oi ~lowing tapldly Owen Campbell and Albert 000 0 0 equa.J ldullng cam~ the day, 75 end yardot 1un _ for a fish sup- Coates "-'hoat are attending Ohio Tunc after throughout. time, Ted Scott, cen·jwhich neatu lhe the The p1oposed_ dam UmvetslLy Athens are spendln~~: c:taa 00 \ ; " ' ' ~e1, Bruno easel or Fu~d Crow 'I thud quarter Kelton place kick- ply In Metgs count} nea 1 the ~lte of the WEak end with relatives · ' woula teut out of the !me l:tOd HI the extra pr..tnt anrl the scor~ the Pomeroy Gun Club. becomes Mrs Roy Tt ac} of Logan who "It won't boom b11l! .11111 Jy, , ., ·, lluo ugh Lo smcaJ 11. p:lfY oi t 11e op- was 1 to u. · was • ma k es h'ft H er up Ianatton 1 • , READ THIS FIRST mor.: PI om1smg each succeeding ''' ~ opera.t ed ou at Gnml hospStal 1 1111 Jtnnk Severa hat been kidnaped of course; Jim knew that. And wa~ if it doun t, preuy .soon · J · ' <I ponenlb before tnc otl.ll had bct:u Plf'rottl passed to Dye and pWlt- I da v A 1eccnt su 1vey was satts- In Columbus last Monday 18 getting HAIRCUT .. ftom bJa caunu, place, Bela:ar'a so lame and halting an explanatton to htmself now. receiVed by the bn.ck The wappy ed Oalllpolls was stopped on three factot·y eno ugh that further tests 1along: nicely F llx S likely to han Jecetved Martdl for lnspenor 11:\ ste's name was rn il - pla:ymg or th-e local boy!l SWIShed down<! then H11.mrick Jumbled the Will be made by the state engineers ! MI. and Mrs Laban Hill. M1. and C,Ourt. where hi• lawyer, e dahnt,l5 a momen!? sdf • good r.>ml n t the Devlls f1 om tht:tr !eet, leaving ball and Pomeroy recovered Dye Iand more Levelopments may be ex- , Mr.s Aatr .1 Zahl and lamlly left tl"Jim Wpt411r an place frl~.c:harp. :llill Gray~on. Match the And what "'"' It this girl ha1l " B Y the way, .,' ant " •Ma li eII 1\ '' t h t·m stunne d f or a tcw mmut cs, made two yards tu; t he quarter end~- pected ilt almost !lilY date tn tt.e I'Frldr.v t or Ct nc t nnan to SI::end thl' SHAVE .... and find • bidden ttalrw•• and • wi!hed to warn ham ofi' Was tl same ~r yms ... I dout thlllk there s m• h ~; utprlsed at 'this sudden .tval.mc l-<1! ed with the ball on Oallipolls 36 neat tut ure I week end Y.tth relatives Mr~; f-IlE danger? Her fOice bad been despcr- I he ruatter v.1th y011r m 111 ~f'r1·' •1 IJ\' lhe Panther::! ~n td line Itt Pomeroy s possesston ·- - - ·\\111 lemnin fer a weeks vbllt New prices now in. ~f, lbcb11 door In the ruins of atl (lncient atdy iu earnest. Well. whate v~r tt, Martm. Ju~l a slig ht clttll. I'\ e tr ol ,_; The Marne wa:; gom,, excttlng, Fourth Quat1.,el ' LOCK AND Mr and Mrs. Oscar My€t'S sp !11 chapeL The}' <Rain to wspctt SarJt was, probably, mhc would not dare to hnn wl'at to do lor tt" thllllJ.ng. as hundtcds (Jf fan:. gath· I p ttl f bl d U ball d th • ' DAM MAN €:lti,J day In C~lumbus ann at th( feel. The oame hiah· at l)efnl bt league with the lridnapcra convey tbat uoopoken warning now. "You were ~pf'aklllr., of tile Cm - ~ eaert at the Middleport stadium to D l~r? durn e I letl an h t TAKEN TO HOSPJTAL fair !lt Lancaster They nc<'o.t npanwhea • waD ...ccidentiUT" faUa, watch the t1n The weathet wns l'\' 1 s en . came 11 1 ~·owmg nn led tlletr son Will cla11 work at cut ld 1 c.. lor a 4 yaod I••• Plelottl pa••ed I Nomo.1 Bchtam who ~~ attcudAnd .. 'til ' theae thougl>ll anoth<c K•y• ,· u~t now. l'h.11t ~ ,\lll'r~: ~I" bltw~ldDI thi• door and become con· ea lor rootuall with u few cloucls ....... """ 1 - pr1c.ea. •~ed ol It when tiMIJ' find in lUa new thought ha~ Aashed inlo Jim'!! un ha~ a crony. rh r" drawled H•ll hovering uvcl head ne~u Lhe end of to Dye no good They p\Ulted and 1 Apparently losing his balance mg school ln Cclumbw; cam" F"l clelk an araonymous letter addreucd mmd. These •nonymoum !etten, ad- Grayson from the d e pt h~ of h1~ "-' \ the ga me. The wim.l conLalned a B_t odLners LeLurned t he punt ~o d25 whtte ~·or klng ont the hull of the day for 11 week end visit with 1; 1; 1me 0Til. 111po;a 1 1 00 11 aL the Racine mother. Mrs W'"' ..........,,,, dbe dressed 1n what looked like a lhs- chatr ... A couple olw~,:e hn~hl t~rh. slight Lang, but went unnotlccd by var. ous1 e 1 m ~ne u1 erng to Wfllter, which obviously ha en gmsed woman' a tu,.nd; had Uelen Manm and Frome llrtw<·rn 1h Hl llhe cheering t;pccla.tLIJ.S as t.hey 81\an.sun got IIWil.'o fm 14 yard!! , Loc k nml Dalll No. 24, where he lG ' M El B c ~SHOP held up becau.e It I&Ve nmin& that Blatr been the writerl The post~ they nearly g(Jt your m\"llu .tl 111 '"1 yelled r1tth lten:r.y 1m the Panthers thML tackle tUlU wat> stopped by D~~ 'emplcyed, Barry Wiltshire was tak- 1 ~ d mer ro;nimj , Ml.s1; Fan Sant wae no! to be trulted. I) 'I II I •o ~· n•e tlloou h··. a.s It appeared he was off for ll en to the Hol~l hospital about I n t! en eroon a.n mother o1 Pcl't· QnJaon. Ilia wife, Wynter. and maTk of the fltst had bun Traync anothrr paltent. r. I' artc 'un t ~'~ w g ,_ . to uchdown again. Keltcn made the , noon Saturday believed to be In a : land wert vlsltms .here Batmday. Downie a.thiiDI ...thar::lot Jl'arinJ takll • bouse, Ml!iD- --apd ~he l'!ad been st<lying at ntght you ~~ak of." • Without a sembJance of a doubt lit s L down on next play and Bmth I serious condition I .---Seflond Sk'wt orwafl, nnr B•IPr'• Court. Kath- Traync. Who else but she could Martell frowne-d, t he lot•als played the visitors oft et~ lost a yaul rr·om Lhf' Ltlpl~ pas.: It ~as reported that Wlltshlr"' l TURN TO PAGE TWO J'OR , ' arine il the rilhdul owner of tb• have wftt~n them? "Sanl WU· lelling m ~ ahn ut 1h·· • t heir fer t 111 the Hrst half of the Brot hers passed to Swanson result- was walking 11 beam !n the m.-neu: .. ----~OMEROl' PERSONALS ! T"WKSBARY mtlllna Czarin3 Rubtet, b' lnh•rt. Murtf'll's laugh cut acro~s those Thi ~ m<~n-Frome . I th111k \ou ~~··I 11ame as they mel each and e~ry htK In 22 yard gttln Hamrick went i VPlln~; boat when h"' s lipped, Iall- 1 r ~········- • . - .-....--~····- 1 8.& SHOP tanct from her Rualian pndfather, !wiftly crowding thour.:ht s. h1s name was ?- linn g at r11nl()111 u-. play the Devils could statt, with Uuough for 3 ynrds and repeated mg across the beam on his ston _ l2S N C . f . 1 aftd Severn had ttte..: to recover them scare oft suppo~ed tr('~p;p;ou'>. b v suc h rotce that It went with no with the yH.rds tht·u left .side of the ach. A PllYSIClan ui Racine w~-. I ew oab tn rt· I ,.'1-onL Street lor her. EXPLANATION nghts, ol cour~e. he ouglu to hn" guln 1' even 11 loss . During the lm~ . Kelton made 11 yard then re- summoned and aftc1 an examtna~ day from New York for , =~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;~~~~;~ I d !Jcen locked up. Surh rec\.Je~f\ ~I Ll- fttsl half, Pometoy. made six first. celved a five yatd penalty lor oft-'tlon dec lared Wiltshire had sutter. , . llartln, S.n't eer..nt, and a thus "I shoold tlunk Mr. W ynhr l3r • ptdtty ts cmmnal--" lim\ m; to Gnl,llpolls five. Oalllpo- ;;Ide Svmnson !Of>t i yard~ ns Scott I ed mjurles and Ius condition was I ~Frome, make a vain attempt ly needs your warnmg-but a very \Is e\ened the .first down stl'lnl! up, sm"~h"d Into l••n• h"fooe 11 , got 1set louu. " A d J101 Martell stopped dead in tlu- nw! "" " ~ Jo aeuaBnate WJnter, and G rayaoft k mdl Y t h oug ht, my de;ar I n In the second half and lhe game started, and Pomeroy tnok the ball Th(' Ewing ambulance was c 11 d caU. ia a Scotl•nd Yard detective. would have l1ked to stnke the speak- tl le of hts word:'>, ht s head 111 n 11 d 111 I'I ult·<l wi(I:J e1ghl first downs fo1 on the 22 yard Hne. , ~~oml 1u:;hed the lnjUJ·ed mon 10 11c, , · r' ~W · t b a sudden hsl emn• alltllld<' rlle c 11 _ ,nter naeeta ~.J • mouth wtt· 11 th e 1am sneer eac · Ptmctu maue 1 ya1d tlnu hne 1 hctopltal where immediate attonAI: Be1p a ,.,.,un -'-- Blair, whoDl he llkea,aIt hoUl h h'In d l ts smoo th smt 1e, "II 1la! 1}etn sound of foot ~ tl'fl~ r11n11111"'" r:o:u 1 !lv llewn A1thou~lt lte eleven nghllng H-e repeated 101 4 yat d ~ then pas~;- 1lion was given 1.o him by Lhe ho..'i- 1 Ia the ttep-d1qhter of my1tu~ vtr)' mterestlng to me to s~ Drg- across the hall h.ul hrokn! iu liJ!Oll Panthet8. who played u brttnd of cd to Dyt', then Dl- e nunica Ke l- , pita! Mtrgeons. 1 ~o'ul Dr. M-"eU, who, Wrnter it sar'a Court, Mr. Wynter." Martell them, fool.ball wlmh xtwuld be thOlll!'ht Wn ca11led tnt> ball wr no ga.n 'I ~_q.ytnced:,l.tlntheplotajalnatSev- added, cros~ing toward the olher Tbere cam<'! .1 htlrriell flfl :tt lh ~ lui~~ ~ almosL unbtatabl~e, Wl!ll" 011 and Gallipolis was pen&llzed ftve . . The &lrl .-ainly trie 1 to tell twG men and shaking hands w1th cloor and s wiftly II!JOH 11 l hl •!1.o1 \\ 1 ~ llhe ze1u end of the final count ~ntds Btothers muac a Wide eno , W'vater tometWng. Bill. "These old. houses make a. 11ung open Wl '1 .111 mde~oro•ts l11 k t he} pla~ed a magmfl.cent game 1un fl'Om one side w th~ other but JURY BOX CHANGED , NOW GO ON strong appe:ol to me. And, of coursr, of ceremony on tl1e pan of thf' m tu u.~a.lnst such ove1 whelmLIIg odds of finally ended m a Joss They atTO OLD 1 r t it'5 a great pleasure to mtet you of whom they had Ju !O t sJm krn. w~lght and mjury, holdmg them lo tempted a pas~ I.Jul !ell sholt ' Sunday and Monday Octobe1· U!-19 • · M \V fi · Marlm's fart al thr. Ofl('ll d o, 1111 ~v the one touchdown aud au 1•xtr Punted to the 40 yard Une crow ' CHAPTER XLVIII aiSam, pomt weo>t back to ...... no « bul loot 1 yacd., ' WO!kmen were engaged here Frl' h F r. ynter, on f my 1 d rstf vt&ll Mt was wlule and llll'r('l\i hl y sl.n l hl , .. ., ere. •or you, as a ren ·as if from some ~hoc k He 1, 1 ~ 1 PLAl:. BY PLAY Ucfore he could toss the ball. DyE .day and Saturday 1emoving 1 •A sh~me to startle you bke thatt Barbara Stanwyck dear I" Martel laughed, like one Severn's It m·tst bt a pamfnl place , Fhst Quartf'l' SJ.Ir.~d five )'llrds oil the next play 1jury box of the Me1gs county oourr • f' 1 '·' 'th tl · · · breatlunc hke a man 1\ ho h~rl h1 • n r tl It h 1 1 IW 'o ha! played a boyl~h practical ..ow, m a raou, wt us gnn m1 Pometoy eletted to klck off to the Uu·u tackle. , 1e po.~ 1011 11 as oc- 1 -in1wcm ron :J"'fte, "But 1 couldn't resist making e~pl1cable mystery hanging over it.'' running hard Ill;~ '<'at cd 1' 1 1 ~ Devil:; v,.ill• Cro:v s tflf' do.ng thl! Dye e.le<:ted to lJil.'>l:! but Brothers cupled since 1925, b&ck to U.s orl"THE MIRACLE WOMAN rr , l" He- paused, turning to Sant. seemed lobe stllrlmg out of h1 ~ lll .ld ~~~ ltstlc .., ....1,, Swan!)on took. thll cu 1111, dashmg in lntetcepted It 011 glnal ll~sltlon ,along the cast wall • :fP=~·~~t bad not been hl! ~I '"By the way, J w:as vtry ncar B~g- "Good Lo 1 d. ~1 artm--" hq: m ball on the 25 \'ntd lme und tul- the 48 yard line reLumlng It to the of the 100m I 1 The box wus !'hanged by orders R,Kid, itn \Vynll!r knew. And wh&t gar'! Court two ntglus ago," he Sant m lro\\1Ht1~ \i~plt-a<m<' vanced to 35 }1\td line KP.I ton aa before he v.as down-ed Hamrick 1 b-'-' Helen buo about to a~ded. "'Mr. Sar.tl M1 San11 hrokL• out gamcct une yatd Swanson hit ro mped thru lackie ror his Llggcst of the late Judge A p · Miller to 11. ; . Tuesday and Wednesday Octohe1· 20-21. "" s 1 k d t M t 11 'th d the man. "Can I ~.-. .. a~ to you al cu1ter oi !me rm no gam as scolt gain or lhc •••••• ... ~o·lod potatiOn Just Inside tl-w! rail and I 00 ·~'"io il'st<n•n• man, of whoae ant e a ar e wt a · ,. "" lho ..,..... f J be •t~·cnee behind t" :e curtaml ndi,i,;;;Jmlcat>ly SLmu 1ate d surpnse. oo1ce ?" ~rastled J.hr!JUCil Tney "lmted the clo« Ho• •n•d• 14 Rcmg thet kUl'ge·s nell This ac..- hne ne1U'ed I wa8 Marie Dressler and Polly Moran Wtth the lir ~ t sig-ht of h i~ l\h •t•· .1 11d Dve teceivf'd on 40 yatd \llrd.s Kelton ""' made 9 yardM ancl ton a en I t ~s said, bocaust: ttad d.-earned, muat have suspected "A'- you know, f'm stayinJ;~" with unnerved lace So.~ ul h;n l ~t. lrll 11 11 1' a wl adv~tncNI nbollt the ynrd~ Gallipolis was v ff~lde He canw 1at the time, cm!.!!:ueraole mining -ln!'.._lld bad dcltberatt!ly arrested before brother medico at dTrayne," Martell ._ kl c 1m\ \tied It llllSS willet• .,"'OS hlte 1 • IJack wltll 8 yuod.-,, and Han•• i"k , dtmcultles1 hall arl'len herf' an1 1 ' 'I l 1e went qm~,: y oul 11110 !he 11.1 :1 _ ... 1 1 • "POLITICS" OIC f11rther whispered words could on, "~ond 1, rove over Illwtlll::~~~:~:iJ: ceptr>d by Kelton on the 50 )'<Ud t 1 ,;od a une plunK•. no gain Te re- seveml tr a s ln.d resulteu, and 1t 1 1 the 1lo~.o' aher lum to see a pat•ent tn the v age ]line but wn~> S\..O P"Cd 1tllet five pealed w1th 1 ld tllen Kelton wa• was bello ved It wou ld k eep thP. 1 I o opoken? the clo~nl do or lho ~e yards Kcll on gained .. "H'ow •~ you. Mr. Wynted" 1 the wife (}f the landlord of the 4 Sw1mson lhtown for a 4 yurd loss with the" , s~ct ... ~ a t ors 1rom 1n fl uenc t lliJ the room rnuld hear !tJw <:'(Jury M'arteD added wtth apparent cordialforget its name." j :-;kLrtt'd end 101 20 Ylll fu; Hn.mr1ck ball on the Pomeroy 6 yard line Thur,<iay and F1iday October 22-23 ~t1'• holdinR out htB hand-a hand Crou Keys,• suggtsted volces, ami tlll'n ~uddl·td) ott\' Keltun thru tackle 3 yards. Dye punted out and thfl ball was ' Now the jUt}' box resl.!! in Its fot- J l~t Jim had to take. "l hope 1 vokf' s, ~l..rtin ·~ vmf'r, \.\t'nt Brothet li pas~ed to Swanson. no downed on tht' 20 yard line as the I mer position wllh new chairs and ~do' t mtru de tact 1en1Y on any pn-· li:.:~:;·~:~~'~ ~hrtll 111 1115 stra.n gdy lol'tJOd K ehon 2 ya1d.'! Pomeroy 1game ended A Y.hale of a game, lslep11 1.o the rear platform, ~o make Thoma• Meiahan !)"' mood. acce8s much easter This po.Utt "ate: con,.ersalion? .. he added wtth "I fancy it wa~ gome guch namt." penallzell f01 offside then S~eot.t to 0, wtth the Dcvll 11 clinging 1 ·' . on brand smiling smoothn~u. smiled inwardly. H~ re-altzcd smashed through the line again tightly to their sll.,.ht margin Iof th~ box affords the jury a 1 a1scd ~h. 1 ki'l~ voire floltrd ' "'No. nothing private,'' lhc girl that a liule comedy was the room aud 1hl , 1, , ,\, . 1 _,, 1w tlnowmg Swal.VIOn for 1 yard loss. Th'• line up: ]chance Y:ere the entll'e for his benefit. The~e above the d) S -L·.•ms ilie Dye gol oft. tackle f01 15 yards. Pomeroy Pos. Gallipolis rooth mJ, os ore they could see 111 01 orce d h cue II to &ay. Oumther wnM thwwn fur 1 yard Crow LE e udge, w1tnesses, prlooners 0 ooc' 1 , attorn ·Jim ' hr. the feoiong that she was rogue• ausp~cted that 1t was hi'! l•n•m•oplw•••" loss. Gmeser 4 yatd8, then Dye L Casc1 LT Sibley _ '"" _ II I h d M wonckri 1 desperately how n1uch Ka. rung _ uph_ ane atMt le "I tell you I saw him! r-:~car •tl 1" punted to Brothers on 20 yatd hne Ke13er LG Travis 1 · ty!l, gtvmg t! name as arWh d • H I k ( b'·d 1 th d Be tt C ' Martell had overhe1rd. Perhapa 11he l'la e!>cap<"rl' A star!!t'd amr c um ..,. , ost. ree ya.r s. o ( i C Plymall' ......d h. must h.' • •'erh •• rdl tin--a nd Martell's words now were yleamohad crept 11110 )tm Wynter·~ Swanson Y.'ent 12 yards thru left Amold RO Ball •· attempt. a very unconvincinG at· 1 ki H 1 k 8 c I b I d I o1e ut wor s and CM ahe must eyes ;u the C~chl phra~c rradtcd 11i111 a.c e, amr <' wa..o; s l-opped dead asci RT Gibson 1 · I h em away, 1or ll<n>pl,, at a d1sarming explanation. Who had escapul--aml what had 1 Attempt to cxp I~n n hi B tr nc k s as Bcc t t un d B runu I PIerottl •RE Ward 4h111 went on: h was rather an odd situation, Jim happened? Case! hit slmuttUIICOU8.iY Otueser Dye QB Brother~ I I "1-1 was only going to warn Mr. that appea~d a little grimly to made first down on 40 )'tud !me. Guinther LH Hamrick 'WynJCr--• 1ense ol humor, •• to Lie 11it· The atmosphere had suddenly hrGuinther eight yardli around end Slstion RH swansol'\ i Warn him? But what on as if in frtendly mtlmacv come elcctnc, Jpu gl.mcc\l acros ~ al on this play went Pomeroy's chan- Orueser FB Kelton' Martell. He could set. that the other ces as Eddie wns stopped hard by hould you. have to \.\ii&rn Mr. trc 1 man who had engl· ler Abo1,1t. Helen?" ber that treachcroul r:onspiracy man was no le"~ s ~tan led, on tenter- , ~wanson, so hard thal he was .• .,.. ·· · ,. , ,.,,, _ _ Frank Severn and who had hooks of suspen se. I loes -de-combe.t for the rest of the I ',..' 11' AN ~· .,.~"Esca""dl'' 1day Pomeroy yardyards pPnfrom the £urther cold..~ ally and Dye drew madea 15 row• ,. 110 11 Martell had started up from hi ~ Quartet ended with b1.1JI on Oalll'.ll . chair, as if !tis fu ~;t ll!tguarde<l un pohs 19 ya•d ~! bearded an·Eritftsh fau was • llllC • a s 0 loll punted 'a• lth I' to run out aftt'r S<~nt 1 Second Quartet· pulse had been 1 0 1 1111 l a Km w e :~ I~:;,~~~~~· tnlo 1he hall to lnrn the news MarDye eleven yard~!; thru tackle 1• w 11 Bat there was no ail'lcerity itl · 11a d hrouR 11 1-news no d ou b t t 11at 1 Poecotll 4 yard' tho·u same l•ol• once played with ~ufll eJO:- tm ladle. Jim, at he watched tbe ;~;;:;~~~:~:;,u 1eehnR, to draw jtnl s 1'""0"' as muc h tO c1•1~ as to 5ani. Orue•••• made fir• < down Dye thru · •uth that the nmstRthe only tackle for ten yar•- Pierotti pas•LU d d h ho fromiT~lP:PJ:NG ~ intermittently away 1.. 17 ..,..,. won ere ow cou o ed to D.Ye no good. Plerott1 •to laaYe bt:ea decelved fot a web of mystrry tllat llad 'I Crow pass no good. lato thtnldllg of thim man 89 fallen over Beggar's. Court like an And ju'~t !hen nml'! a sudden sharp Oalltpolls takt.os the ball. Swanson 1004 Samarilan. Rutblcll!l, withering blight. on one of the curtained wmdows. made J'j' ~·luds around end. KelAI danserous 11.1 a b<ea1t of prey Jlm•1 eyes Wll•Hiered across Just for a 111oment as thongh evLon was stopped on line of sc!'imtb81hadows of a juna:l.r. Helen Bllhr aa &he sat almost s1lent, present. wn too much taken mage K-eltQn repeated with few Helea forced. & laush. The pitiful, I"'" face still looking whne and Ull• surpm~. no on" moved. r lnches lacklrfg for tlrst down, Kel· rhast el • laaa:h. Jim knew nerved- What wa9 it she had begun Again the ~otwd, 'fap-tap' · lon made flr.~t do.,·n Brothe1'11 macte Tribe No. 25 are reqaested &o ..Uallak.laa with fear. She could not to warn him of? Jtm wa1 louchcd eleven }ards on triple pass_ Brothk'e~V1hat fear out of her eyca-and a measureless ptty; it wat plam Simultaneously Jim Wynter an<l ers took ball from triple paa and meet at thP. hall at 1~00 P. Jl. • •-••-• h 1 Rirl'l 50 1, 1 had been dom - Btl! were on their feet, made a dash Crow threw him tor 10 yd lou. They 0 11 1d ........., nJrht. Dlalt1cl . - -..~_!'"'ol"tba~ urn and crushed the to the windaw. Jim was near· PM!!ed, no good Pomeroy took b~td .es· _.cu 11 •oolh tnll 1Ill&' h d • fi t H d d ._,_ on 20 yr.rd. Jine. 10 ya·• -na1 .. IIChool will bl1 held, , rcac e 11 n , e rasge as1uo .-.. ,.... Parade10 evidently how urtains. tor Gallipolis. Pi6rottt made one at 8;01 P. M. • h t outside, ~ ~ard a.nd itOalllpoU~; received nve lo•R to break From the m IstJ ntg yo1 BY OBDER 01' -:~,;i,J ~~co••_n · cuu pena Y glvlufl Pu!T-eroy fl -..,t. ~~~;~~~;c~o~ul~d not or dared not II up vrvidiJ ih the light from down. Pierotti pinecl IOUJ" JUd t' room, a face was starins in at / thl u centel' as Nth endea .vlth "'" Great Sachem :~;.iAII ccy broke from J lm. SECOND36HALF • white, haggafld, desperate. A ball on Oa.lUpoUa Yard Une. 1 "l.b God:t Frulf:pt ~t":t, Dyevnpunted, Crow stopped GaiU••••••••••• - . .. ·--~··· -- ..- _ _.,,~-- < ...,.. polla lloO )'IU'd KtlSun Lao-. ~ 'I • , .,_ 1 .OHIO Ish I Fi h Brought T County c I ~~~ci~~ ts~~:~~~e~t~; ~~:~a A~:~:; ::~~:~:~! ~ th~~~~~:!n:~~~~t!oco~a~h~~~ tbe aoctety. S A. BluE ln:,a:;l~re.~er~~~c!p~mplete, ~~~!~\yto~ J::~~ incom- 1 ~~~~~t:~. ::\:nr''~l:~tck~h:·"~l:: : DEVIl ODPONENJ~ ronM GftliiDOlle :~~alt.iea. Pomeroy 25, Oalllpolh l:~e~::~~::~~~~~t:~:en:~ l:~:r~~~~~ ~~~ :::~ Watohrct01 w d. Aslde trom handUOi 62 disut.ers suited tn prtservatlon of the ~lrtn 31 statu of this cuuntry, the 1reltance of lh08e affected 1 Ot.her cabamllles requlrlnK 11ssi!iAmerican Red Cross, In thl" J,n t 11t.anee. chit:f1., In the form ot nnan~ natlon'ii reUef agency year, ntended rei Ief •·ul no I us Cfi, from thJJ> than a dozen dllastt!:rfl abroad.. I Included An earthquake In PerThese vperatlom wet·e pnder the _, 18 , drough t on Island or st croix ' h VI j , _ , d oup · hurrl direction of t h e lnsu Ia r a.n d Fo r- ~ ·" t e ra: n .LO an gr ' • elan service of the nattooal m-aanl- lcane In San Domingo.; nood In aUon which ooopelJites with na- l3mlr, Turkey,, nood In Adan&, tional Red CrOM societies · tn over 1Turkey ; typhoon In the central ftfty other nations. Earthquakes, pal t or the Philippine blands; floods, typhoons and drouaht were ' earthQuake m Oaxaca, Mexloo , ty1." INST hall , ¥0U MUS"'r COME Wil'!l US-"Tf,\E l=Ol-1<5 ~ll-l­ \IJAN"t 'To ME E"T "r14E I 1 h~d , by Sl< 1PPEI'! WHO I SI?OUC:.I-I"t U"' HOM!". I RBER ° RA THBURNS. ° I 1 I •'h• t ml An · the iilk· Gallipolis, Ohio POSITION I I "'' . If' l MO~iT· GO I . l'M GOIN~ PREPAREO !1 TH~Rc'S NO"ri-IING l-11<'15 FOQESIGI-\T 1 1 1 I ,-r; r. . I I' . -•n- ! r "SKVLINE" g I I I I. tid NOTICE! ~ 1 I RED MEN. °. • i ~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t:~ • .une. \ 1 ew Coats Ia friday Fro• New York ,lor as the Galllpells Theatre I ° 1 OMICOOO:.l-\!! "H\1'=> FIRE 1'0 MElliNG. "T~E l ICEe>ER.G. MAY BFi l.llJE GO"T 01"1= ON 1"1-\E ~RON BERG! lrty at .ec;J do d ' 111 du o 2;en, �• ... !Ill ... - '~- P'AOZ Sl:X ~ • -·· .. - . ~ ~ .. -.. . .... ..,._ ....... - ....... - --·-- .. - .... --- . -~ ' . .. ,.- .... -• • I oen~ • All CO ~FORECASTtomtht: Tun- 't quit.- ao cool Aside from han4Ung 62 di:saste in 11 at&tft of thi& eountry, u Alrlertcan Red Cross, in Ute 111 :ret.r. extended nLief bl no le and warinet' ; WHA"T? PA'I Ol)T tbul a do.en dls&8ter:~ abroa. Theil operat1ona were )Ulder tt Cllrectlon of the lnsular and F a ·tlln BerVloe ot the naUonal ora:an I&Uon which cooper~t.el! with ru &tonal Red Crau societies · ln o~ ftfty other nat.lons. Earthquake ft9ods, lllht. hult Jn il&:h t. i!UT ALt= l'. , YOU \-IA\11: ALWA'/~ GOOD MOf>lc.'l "TT RAKE UP A SAID rr WA'5 "'fOO S'Jlit'I'-NUOU$ A JOB 'FOR. 'YOU .. AND I 'FEW LEA'-JE-5?! CAN GET A MAN typboon5 and dl'Ought we~ TO 00 IT FOR the principle taetor11 which contr ·~· buted to the sutterlng relieved tJ t i l e -· l4anqu&, Niearqua, stm smart Inc from the shock of last sprinl ··GOOD LAND, IF I DIDN'T KEE-P A ~..If STIOADY \-\~ND ON "!rl'f SAFETY VALVE INE'D BE li!RO~ E IN A WEEK! ravaatnc earthquake, wu amon the mOISt &erioua or the year 's rot et~n c&lamitil!a. Before the smol from the names which followed th t.remon had cleared away, Emet J. Swttt. aptst&nt director of Ins\l • and Porelan Operations, Wa6 e roltte to the scene of the traged by · train and airplane. Under Swirl ~~ouwvbton em6fl'ency kitchen anct ho.spltal units were set up an· later lill program for rehabllltatiOJ wa11i launched. Alter the dlrect o returqefii to National Headquarter of the Red Croas in Washlngtor D. C., regular coll-tact wlth com mlttee bead5 lert !n charge of re • • ration I Anchor Build[)y Bargain tamaged ; FIGHT FIRB And Gallipolis In Entire , . , READ THIS FIRST !-""~"''" ' "..,,,....... ,...,u..- ,,....,. I Hours e'"t &!lit••• ~Jtnta H: k a -~ 1:•~gt•ring b1ow 1nd in ~ lightl .'· more ht> hu ~in e~:-; di s trid on "THE MA6QLASRADE. , _ , . >; I VIOLII.DNT GO EITI<E... J t'O l..IKii ""'1'0 ~I<E HE:~ "TO "'t) I D~lT TH~K Hli.~ NaR'Ii.. c;oc:,:;c\A. 1!!1'\"ENINGt, ernut. Yl!T I HE'L.L BE WEAJil'ING LACY I ............... BuY morning'. Diflcovercd ly, lhe hln%e gnin~d ht' :-;tor e ~ occupied by A PAIR: OF ,:;ALSIE MU6T.OCH&:6 eli! C.AU6E I SAW HIM 'floiE G!QLOI!>.J liMJAN, BUT r ~veN"i'" GOT e>.JCJUGH GOMI!! NICir·A ' ao.NANAS 'i' l!oUY'ING ...EM I COI,JG;I.I ~aJ! IIOUfll. ~n . or the WEL.L. Pomeroy Barse. said he reported the n· hls wife had smelled Jr. Rubln said wtum be aze it appeared to him u~ tire second floor of the ~ din& and the Red An · lng were ablaze. :lselslein. owner of the R.E'& YOUR ~tme ( s aid h~ Wat; awak- peculiar almOJ; t unde ·eellng about two thirty o. a r:se. Howl'ver at time he wa ~ again aslee;J II •~ fire ab.r lll sounded ISALL? • • • • · LET :S 1 ~TARTED!! lt::unea tne fae was in nck door. However dol) xi work by Lhe firemen . ~; undamaged. gain1ed that ll · o\'flllS of the 'Iii• I th e scene ~ perfOCI of alm011t three CHAPTF.R XLVIII Martell had overheard. Po~~::;:,::~; 81U!aeed he must have thoJe laat words and felt she llttempc to explain them away, 4he went on: ~1-J waa only golnr to warn w a~ .or Department Store:. penetrating fog ancl ulty in fighting Lht: ·l'lr tllrough tlte.wlolil..t~ WITH THE 1 : ;.A shan1e to startle you like that, ·my dearl" 'Martel lau~hed, like one 'Who ' hu Plarrod 1 boyish pr"ctic;d *ke, "But J couldn't resist making jpu iurttpl" : :r But th,at . hal) not been · his real i~Jdf'l, )itn Wynter knew. And what •~~ ~el~ been about to aay that hnenlna man, of whDH hidden tPtuuce behind f ue c:unaina neith~r .h~d dr"'med, mual hav4i !Uspected1 :fl;ld ha~ delibtrately arre!lted bdore Cfiote h.riher whi!ipered words could ~-~ •ppken 1 . rHow are yon. Mr. Wynter?" MarteR added with apparem cordial~>'· boldinR out his hand-a that Jim had to take. "1 hope ~(dn't intrude tacllessl1 on any ~aW ·c:onvenation ~" he added with brand amili11g linoothnet!l. · • the eirl ~' "N o, not h'•ns: Pnvate, ,orce~, heuelf to 1ay, · •J~ htd •the f~ling that · ahe •onderin1 desperately By ;te 't , •' Istnct 1 HA) habHit.tJon work WM malntalnot~ for monUl!. That operation alon. cost the American Red Ct-os.s B.p proximately fl%1io,OOO. The society• poUcy of encouraging the victim~; t1 rdurn to a self.susta.lning basis a the earliest po~&lble date prevente( further expenditures and also re· Pninlr Severa h.. betD lddnap~M ftom bill counU)' place, Beua~ C:outt. where hla laW)'er, Pella S.nt tlkn char1e. Jim Wrnter and hll fritbd, li:UI 0rQtOn. Mlrc:h the p11CI lind tftnd • hidden ltlifWIJ 1nd 1 IGeiled door In the ndna olan ancient ~thl,.l. ThC7 iJcgin to auapect San1 of hlq: ia leaa- with tho kidnapen ~ • waD •accldentaJ)y"' fall• bl'fdd:nl tbi1 door and become con. YlRctd of It when they &nd in hit delk Ui anonJJDOUI letter addreaaeC to W¥Dtcr, which cbrl~ualy had beer held up bec;a,.. It save wamin& thai Sant was not to be tnltted. Onrmn. Ida wife, WYnter, ·~ Jath.lriae Patine bike a hoUIC, M~ cirwan ne•r Baspr'a Court. KaiJi. arlne Ia the rl&btful owner of tht aduln1 Cnrhl3 ·Rublea, b' inhario bad! from her Ruatian grandfa~her, aiMI&wem bad triN to recover them far her. 1 Matttn, ~n't HrVant, ~nd • thuc u.qwd. Frome, make a vain attempt to ulauinate W711te ... and Grayaoo C,U. to • Scotland Yard detective. At Beaaar'• Court Wynter raeett Uefen Blair, whom he Uke'* althou1b i'he ia the atep-daqhter of myltu• jo)ll 'Dr. M4tteU, who, Wynter I• ~~ nce4, Ia In tM plot arainst Sevr _.... ·· The .lirl V"linlJ triea to tell ~rater 110111ethlnr. / · ' NOW GO ON • me n were COM&. ON, '>OW COUGH UO' .15."" EACH TO-y "I'HII5 ... C>PI.!rOi! c.o. ......Ge I SA'/, '101) S\-\OULDA ~EEi\l II-IE 81GGU'I5 IHA'T CAME UP HC.R.E 10 PLAY L)6 FOOT- 8ALL· · 6E E. 1 0/JE Of" 11-iEM vJA6 .A" 81G AS MI6'1'ER. \ SHULi"Z., '>01..1 DONE . II-IE BAKER. hlmP But what on have to warn Mr. H~len ?'' b~:r Jl<Jof>~lh"cl mu a:& a Ruthless. deodl~·l a beat of prey juqlr.. a laugh. The pitiful laush. Jim knew tbat ahe with fear. She could not oat of la.tr eye.-and 1 was aeleam of J this - t h omllllaorJl /0 , ' handicapped the bla2e because there C!eli!j 1.o thul section of lj;s. At first e ffort.~ were ;op thl:! blaze in th!' 1ere lt started bul tim; lc and L;.en the strettm,; 1m th£: hose were pla)<...d rroundlng l.ouildings, b ep il from spreading ll!oi l:l86iblc. and third floor of the :ting collaJ)I:led and reu the second floor. af~r d devastated the entlr, wa 113. The roof of th"' r building caved ink !oor while portions of loor werp burndl coru1. The 'l'"oa :: of the Red. Jdin& which extena11 .ubl.n bUlldin& caved af. porta had been burned br1ct and material m leU onto the roof o:· bulldlnr. caUSillg It tu into the apartment; ~ stock of the Red An . ttlent. store wa8 ruined anri water. The stock !roy Bargain Store wa s r ruined by the wa*r, tlng into that building rhe entire household e Rubin family which ~ apartment o\'er t he l total 10615 . or the Ewing ~tore wa8 tl!y R total loss al t hat which wa.s ~toreti ~d floor was ruin~ by . hP stock. on the mail~ lned entirely by water . ~k o! match-es were Le second Hoor of Ule lllR 'Which may havt<~ the causes for the nre a headway berore flre~ ~~ It unG:er control. stock and furnishing!> tt Rtostaurant. in the 1g, a1·e a total Joss al· Ire was discovered in of the bulldJng. the location ol the cause no &cct!S8 COUld ~ec. -.: ~ . Page ' !, �• ... !Ill ... - '~- P'AOZ Sl:X ~ • -·· .. - . ~ ~ .. -.. . .... ..,._ ....... - ....... - --·-- .. - .... --- . -~ ' . .. ,.- .... -• • I oen~ • All CO ~FORECASTtomtht: Tun- 't quit.- ao cool Aside from han4Ung 62 di:saste in 11 at&tft of thi& eountry, u Alrlertcan Red Cross, in Ute 111 :ret.r. extended nLief bl no le and warinet' ; WHA"T? PA'I Ol)T tbul a do.en dls&8ter:~ abroa. Theil operat1ona were )Ulder tt Cllrectlon of the lnsular and F a ·tlln BerVloe ot the naUonal ora:an I&Uon which cooper~t.el! with ru &tonal Red Crau societies · ln o~ ftfty other nat.lons. Earthquake ft9ods, lllht. hult Jn il&:h t. i!UT ALt= l'. , YOU \-IA\11: ALWA'/~ GOOD MOf>lc.'l "TT RAKE UP A SAID rr WA'5 "'fOO S'Jlit'I'-NUOU$ A JOB 'FOR. 'YOU .. AND I 'FEW LEA'-JE-5?! CAN GET A MAN typboon5 and dl'Ought we~ TO 00 IT FOR the principle taetor11 which contr ·~· buted to the sutterlng relieved tJ t i l e -· l4anqu&, Niearqua, stm smart Inc from the shock of last sprinl ··GOOD LAND, IF I DIDN'T KEE-P A ~..If STIOADY \-\~ND ON "!rl'f SAFETY VALVE INE'D BE li!RO~ E IN A WEEK! ravaatnc earthquake, wu amon the mOISt &erioua or the year 's rot et~n c&lamitil!a. Before the smol from the names which followed th t.remon had cleared away, Emet J. Swttt. aptst&nt director of Ins\l • and Porelan Operations, Wa6 e roltte to the scene of the traged by · train and airplane. Under Swirl ~~ouwvbton em6fl'ency kitchen anct ho.spltal units were set up an· later lill program for rehabllltatiOJ wa11i launched. Alter the dlrect o returqefii to National Headquarter of the Red Croas in Washlngtor D. C., regular coll-tact wlth com mlttee bead5 lert !n charge of re • • ration I Anchor Build[)y Bargain tamaged ; FIGHT FIRB And Gallipolis In Entire , . , READ THIS FIRST !-""~"''" ' "..,,,....... ,...,u..- ,,....,. I Hours e'"t &!lit••• ~Jtnta H: k a -~ 1:•~gt•ring b1ow 1nd in ~ lightl .'· more ht> hu ~in e~:-; di s trid on "THE MA6QLASRADE. , _ , . >; I VIOLII.DNT GO EITI<E... J t'O l..IKii ""'1'0 ~I<E HE:~ "TO "'t) I D~lT TH~K Hli.~ NaR'Ii.. c;oc:,:;c\A. 1!!1'\"ENINGt, ernut. Yl!T I HE'L.L BE WEAJil'ING LACY I ............... BuY morning'. Diflcovercd ly, lhe hln%e gnin~d ht' :-;tor e ~ occupied by A PAIR: OF ,:;ALSIE MU6T.OCH&:6 eli! C.AU6E I SAW HIM 'floiE G!QLOI!>.J liMJAN, BUT r ~veN"i'" GOT e>.JCJUGH GOMI!! NICir·A ' ao.NANAS 'i' l!oUY'ING ...EM I COI,JG;I.I ~aJ! IIOUfll. ~n . or the WEL.L. Pomeroy Barse. said he reported the n· hls wife had smelled Jr. Rubln said wtum be aze it appeared to him u~ tire second floor of the ~ din& and the Red An · lng were ablaze. :lselslein. owner of the R.E'& YOUR ~tme ( s aid h~ Wat; awak- peculiar almOJ; t unde ·eellng about two thirty o. a r:se. Howl'ver at time he wa ~ again aslee;J II •~ fire ab.r lll sounded ISALL? • • • • · LET :S 1 ~TARTED!! lt::unea tne fae was in nck door. However dol) xi work by Lhe firemen . ~; undamaged. gain1ed that ll · o\'flllS of the 'Iii• I th e scene ~ perfOCI of alm011t three CHAPTF.R XLVIII Martell had overheard. Po~~::;:,::~; 81U!aeed he must have thoJe laat words and felt she llttempc to explain them away, 4he went on: ~1-J waa only golnr to warn w a~ .or Department Store:. penetrating fog ancl ulty in fighting Lht: ·l'lr tllrough tlte.wlolil..t~ WITH THE 1 : ;.A shan1e to startle you like that, ·my dearl" 'Martel lau~hed, like one 'Who ' hu Plarrod 1 boyish pr"ctic;d *ke, "But J couldn't resist making jpu iurttpl" : :r But th,at . hal) not been · his real i~Jdf'l, )itn Wynter knew. And what •~~ ~el~ been about to aay that hnenlna man, of whDH hidden tPtuuce behind f ue c:unaina neith~r .h~d dr"'med, mual hav4i !Uspected1 :fl;ld ha~ delibtrately arre!lted bdore Cfiote h.riher whi!ipered words could ~-~ •ppken 1 . rHow are yon. Mr. Wynter?" MarteR added with apparem cordial~>'· boldinR out his hand-a that Jim had to take. "1 hope ~(dn't intrude tacllessl1 on any ~aW ·c:onvenation ~" he added with brand amili11g linoothnet!l. · • the eirl ~' "N o, not h'•ns: Pnvate, ,orce~, heuelf to 1ay, · •J~ htd •the f~ling that · ahe •onderin1 desperately By ;te 't , •' Istnct 1 HA) habHit.tJon work WM malntalnot~ for monUl!. That operation alon. cost the American Red Ct-os.s B.p proximately fl%1io,OOO. The society• poUcy of encouraging the victim~; t1 rdurn to a self.susta.lning basis a the earliest po~&lble date prevente( further expenditures and also re· Pninlr Severa h.. betD lddnap~M ftom bill counU)' place, Beua~ C:outt. where hla laW)'er, Pella S.nt tlkn char1e. Jim Wrnter and hll fritbd, li:UI 0rQtOn. Mlrc:h the p11CI lind tftnd • hidden ltlifWIJ 1nd 1 IGeiled door In the ndna olan ancient ~thl,.l. ThC7 iJcgin to auapect San1 of hlq: ia leaa- with tho kidnapen ~ • waD •accldentaJ)y"' fall• bl'fdd:nl tbi1 door and become con. YlRctd of It when they &nd in hit delk Ui anonJJDOUI letter addreaaeC to W¥Dtcr, which cbrl~ualy had beer held up bec;a,.. It save wamin& thai Sant was not to be tnltted. Onrmn. Ida wife, WYnter, ·~ Jath.lriae Patine bike a hoUIC, M~ cirwan ne•r Baspr'a Court. KaiJi. arlne Ia the rl&btful owner of tht aduln1 Cnrhl3 ·Rublea, b' inhario bad! from her Ruatian grandfa~her, aiMI&wem bad triN to recover them far her. 1 Matttn, ~n't HrVant, ~nd • thuc u.qwd. Frome, make a vain attempt to ulauinate W711te ... and Grayaoo C,U. to • Scotland Yard detective. At Beaaar'• Court Wynter raeett Uefen Blair, whom he Uke'* althou1b i'he ia the atep-daqhter of myltu• jo)ll 'Dr. M4tteU, who, Wynter I• ~~ nce4, Ia In tM plot arainst Sevr _.... ·· The .lirl V"linlJ triea to tell ~rater 110111ethlnr. / · ' NOW GO ON • me n were COM&. ON, '>OW COUGH UO' .15."" EACH TO-y "I'HII5 ... C>PI.!rOi! c.o. ......Ge I SA'/, '101) S\-\OULDA ~EEi\l II-IE 81GGU'I5 IHA'T CAME UP HC.R.E 10 PLAY L)6 FOOT- 8ALL· · 6E E. 1 0/JE Of" 11-iEM vJA6 .A" 81G AS MI6'1'ER. \ SHULi"Z., '>01..1 DONE . II-IE BAKER. hlmP But what on have to warn Mr. H~len ?'' b~:r Jl<Jof>~lh"cl mu a:& a Ruthless. deodl~·l a beat of prey juqlr.. a laugh. The pitiful laush. Jim knew tbat ahe with fear. She could not oat of la.tr eye.-and 1 was aeleam of J this - t h omllllaorJl /0 , ' handicapped the bla2e because there C!eli!j 1.o thul section of lj;s. At first e ffort.~ were ;op thl:! blaze in th!' 1ere lt started bul tim; lc and L;.en the strettm,; 1m th£: hose were pla)<...d rroundlng l.ouildings, b ep il from spreading ll!oi l:l86iblc. and third floor of the :ting collaJ)I:led and reu the second floor. af~r d devastated the entlr, wa 113. The roof of th"' r building caved ink !oor while portions of loor werp burndl coru1. The 'l'"oa :: of the Red. Jdin& which extena11 .ubl.n bUlldin& caved af. porta had been burned br1ct and material m leU onto the roof o:· bulldlnr. caUSillg It tu into the apartment; ~ stock of the Red An . ttlent. store wa8 ruined anri water. The stock !roy Bargain Store wa s r ruined by the wa*r, tlng into that building rhe entire household e Rubin family which ~ apartment o\'er t he l total 10615 . or the Ewing ~tore wa8 tl!y R total loss al t hat which wa.s ~toreti ~d floor was ruin~ by . hP stock. on the mail~ lned entirely by water . ~k o! match-es were Le second Hoor of Ule lllR 'Which may havt<~ the causes for the nre a headway berore flre~ ~~ It unG:er control. stock and furnishing!> tt Rtostaurant. in the 1g, a1·e a total Joss al· Ire was discovered in of the bulldJng. the location ol the cause no &cct!S8 COUld ~ec. -.: ~ . Page ' !, �- 't J I. ' ) I ' , r~ t • RED -----·----------------------·------ READERS NOTICE--If MAMA. CERTAI~LV 1!1> TICKLED WITH lH!! 1114 SUIT- CA~E I qi\VE HER FOR HER BIRTHl>AY! IT!; A &AU'TV! oW4e from handUn1 ~ tn 31 ltatH Of this COUl Amertean Red Cross. In ' )'01', extended rel1d tn clla&Ster~ TbeiMI operatlon.e were JJ; a dozen PAP" 'I 'J ' '" 1 .;1HI a want the Newt Ollie.. of The Daily 1i-ibuae, caU 238-L; if the Buoin... Ot&ce uk for 202-R. All than I '' -'rc u •• r-r •.a.o~ BlX ' li '1), 7 you .. • un.t I LOVE. THI & SUI'T- CASot: I'vE (,oT MY 'THIM.ir~ Pft.C\(El)1 WILL '(OU CLO~E IT UP FOR ME? FULL LEASED VOL. VI- NO. 30 IF' l'f'B NF.W!-1 nn: nAtJ,'t' WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEATHER FORECAST-· . F'lllr and not qul!P so tOOl tontcht: l'uet- t!ay parUy cloudy and wariner; Iicht ff"'Ot ill Snuth porllon tonight -------~-- SERVICE IT'S IN rrttllUNJ<; POMEROY. OHIO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19. 19:11 J1Y !' At<nl~: l( 1, ljy mMI) ~ ..A, , , "1 ~ i1 '"' 4trec\km of the Insular elan aervtoe ot the na uon t:atlob whlch cooperate& · tJmal Red Cross sooietle ftny other ~ nations. Ea: and dnJI tYPhoons the principle factors whit buted to the suft'ertn~~: rt the aoctet.y. tnc~~eN~~~~~· ~ nvartna earthquake, wa the m01t &erioua of the ) llectrlcal . Wizard Bows/ e1sn calamttih. Before t from the flames which fol tremors had cleared awt J . Swttt. ae:~tstant. curectol 1tr and Porel&n Opera tl1:1' rou.te 00 the seene or th b)r train and airplane Ut11 su~lslon emercency waai launched. or After tht to National Het t.rul Red cross 1n Wi D. C., regular ooutact w: mlttee beads left In cha1 habtntatJon work wu n for months. '!'hat opera! COB~ the American Red C proZimotely tl25,ooo. Tbt policy of encouraging the ret~ 00 a self-sustalnir~,~ the earllen poas1ble date IW'Uler expenditures and '. Scientific Ceniua Of Are .§'========:; Ia Moumed Thruout QUESTIONNAIRE World , OF MR. EDISON II UNe!Ji TOM. AND 1\VN'T couo;;IN ..loe. AA'!i SAVINi< 'THEIR F'-"'NY S'TAMP'!> FOR I II ME.! IMIII!D ,WtiM "10. READ THIS Fl' Prank Sev•m hli• be., plact, Court, wtwt. bit lawyer, J takli!a char1e. Jim W PGt ftitbd, Bill Qray.on, aearc and :W a hl4don 1t1in locbd door In the ruin• of c:~~l. The' ;,elfn to ' ' of ltlftlll'llup witb tiM wbm a waD "aceldenq bkpddDI thla door and he "lftced ot lt when they I 4eQ d IMnJ!IKIUI leUC!II to Wrnttr, which Gbvlou~ held up bttaL I t It 1.,ve WI Bam wa• DOt to be truttt Qra,.... blo wllo, W fadlldno Podn1 toke • • onqn. ntar 8•1..,.• CO arlne ll the rlahtful OWl mlaln1 C•arl11111 ·Ruble1, tallet from her Ru11lan 1 iitd 'sewm bad trle..: to reo b her. , lhrtln, -.n•t aenrent, 1 ftaraed Frome, make a "' ~ 1111111lnata Wynter. at cplla In a Scotlencl Yarc! At . Berpr'e Court Wy1 Htlen Blair, whom he like lfie It tbe atep-dau1hter JoiU1 Dr. Martell, who, !iPJWinctd, Ia in tiM: plot a ~ Tha IJ!rl •alnly tri Wrater 110methins. ( ' ' NOW GO Ot CHAPTER XJ..V 1: "A shame to startle yo m>: dear!" •Martel laugh~ 'Who ' hu play~d a boy\1 4Jrke, .. But l couldn't ret ip,u jump!" · ·~ ' But tllfl,t , bad not b~c ~n, jJitn Wynter knew ~,l! He!r' been about 1 111• listening man, of wb , ~tuce behind t' •e euru &ad dreamed, mull hlirft ~d had deliberately arr, trio~e furthe: whisper(d ¥ 1 ~a 4poken? o"H'ow are you, Mr. ).(.rteft added w1th appar• jly, holdinR out h1s har l~t Jim had 10 take. ~~dlft mtrude tactlusly 1 nte convenation'!" he 1 btand 1nttling shtoothnf., ) .. No, nothing private. heuelf lo say. ' Jiha h!Jd ' the feelinR lb wonderb111 duperatdy I ~artell had overheard f peated he mun hava &hote last words and fdr •uempt to explain them •be '"nt om ,.1-:1 wu only golniJ t. • DAY WEVE ALL WAITED ~PCI!'< HA5 ARRIVED! 4RAN05"TAN05 ARE JAMM~O 'TO CAPACITY' BEFORE DAYU4HT LON4 UNE5 HAD h •., lHl"O::.,. lnHl~:.!~l:~h~·~v~l~pcJ~rct~:s~~-;~ "''" n t'.l19-fllll Wnt OranQ"tl, N. J . Oct. memory as tbe ill~atcst scientist of the fl.Qe mourned In every countly of the world, the body otThoma.sA EdiMtn lay In state today m a ~;luss topped bro:nze caske~ Jn the loftyceiHnged library or th~ E1l.!ion Ill · bor11torles. He died at his humiC' early Sunday. ,. U.."'leral serVkea ror Lhe gen~n~ who Ukrally aave lisht to the world were .... be held at 01•-·•m•••• ~ Wednesday, the s:am1 " hie home heN!, a'nntver111ry of what.pe-rhanor:wasthe ,.... PJ'QIUlc lnventor·s mostmcu.ndesc~nt Deneficlenl Kift to humanit}'--the who ~Ollj~ht cnll;lcvn: ::u w,lh him 'lh(n In 19:l9 and Jli:..'O h P t~nduclt-o nation-wide contests to find boy~ ci ~Xl i.Jl.on al tc.l1:nl who wcoJj bl! IL:~ fttttd by 8 suu.1d sclenllflc •·ducntlc.u In on ad\'lutccc~ l ••hn> "~ cal co II ege. Thls Idea W;R~ abaunon~' Uus ''!.II' prct:ubll Ll~ctmsc d i he LO!It which ran umuml I 1 Edistn, cnt' ol the H:ca lest im~n - 1 Pvr gc mu~e~ tL(• wullcl hns ew( lmo\lll wa~ mr.Jl;r.,i t y 111 , •mtu'g; l:lbm s m the 1,.:1\ ,ccs r.r humnn,ty. Hew well he :,;uccc.ct : ri n· v l" ~Url:!ed by the tact :h.1l tvw Or 11.: prcduct.~ e J his rert.le br:lln-the ,.1f'ctnc light and lh:.- phonot:raph- ~ '1 l'r cr ,1lllducd tm1ong ~he out~taming contllbutionstu \l1e C"Jl. •rmt Gi the llll!rct~rn u,\j,e Cvl!ntl 1ss j olhf'r lm entlonfl coutnbuted no hss ,' Above T roublea I l $35,000 ' toEven thr aup il'fmc2 dv•llzallon. to tbeofpoint of his dcu:h T< at tne age Of 8t he ll'f• ident Says, To Riae um•!· l I 1 I Hv oF.ORnE E DURNO N s Staff cm-re~!)Ondeut , r Yr.: ktuw11 VH . Oct lfi--Pn·sldt•nt HoO\ ''I tuUit)' so unded 11 not£ uf I In • ol:' j llHWe 011 to illila•t'l i w:~s the produciJOn of chta;> ru:.ber He had decided on gcldm-t·o·t 1 a.s :he and wo.s qc1:cved t J the do.w to pcrfectton af hls iW U [ J I methCK.I8 when death 011Crk;ol,l. him I • I r ·of a cleva!'itating blaze early Monday morning. Discover(ld ~fldinb~d by MrH· Joe Rubin al about two thirthy, the blaze ' rapid hcadwav and v trtualh· gutted t e :-.tort's occuple Y 0 luHI down r1taln s arms t.o eor11.e · S l wasbmgton nnd a tree United the Ewing Grorery unrl th'-' Red Anchor Depar~mem. ~or~ I . I , • SEll NC[ !States was bOI'll. the Pftt>tdent look The firemt!ll handicappPd by a penetratmg fog and ~;~ver the l:iO yeare-o! I. • . . h . Lh U.,. •wou14 ·110 ".'':-"~-~~· ,, ElllfP!!.!lll!,JI.I'f!l•.F~- 11. )IIQ·, ,~~I .: ,. · • ,. ! .l •ol>l<voment ana OlOW.th ~:I!>!! I · ''l_clou~s. •of smoke, nd difficulty tn fig tmg < · "''Builal wm be at• Milan, Oh\o. MilAn, o. He wa the ~or. ~of'~iifET ~ ' " ~~al--dMY 111nlf r~- thJ 11fflera -~rc£eetfitd in breakjftg thl'ough tlt&~~ll'!.~ Kdli!On'8 birthplace. In 11ht1ng Near MUk· uel nnd Nancy Edieon 1l is u:c::.rcl- ! '"""' Amer can CILtl ~~.s . · , • Bblborate arrangements w"rr l ed tr.at ht> "recelve1 some m slllll' · --pageant of P10&w;s Withou t 1 where the inferno was rugmg. today to the en; Chinese Cut lion :l'cm his ollt olh!·:- Of State Hirhway Depart• Found Guilty By Jury conftdence lind talth, Without cour- Slartlnw. belwe u the thousand.!! e.......,cted to ''"' pa't Ral'lroad I wise thr ~choiJlmg of Lht• man deb~ A N J d M S • I , age. ~tlt! Ugth.,. and reaolutlon tor ' ''''''"foo a petll!il of almost three ment ppeara ec U ge ay llpU ale lht' futtuc \\'Rib of tbt E'lli'lng Grocf:r} :~e.<l and One ~ halt iJOUfl'i EtJisoll'1!1 bier -Y-today and tomorrow ' t 1n<!d to mBJJtm· t'lf'~tr 1 cJty w~>~ s or whtle his body lies In stAte Nn \~By EDWAR -D -HUNTER the tros~ mforrnal mtL~re Hf:' . w:r etaary 17 Years I Tu" ucmslon for tUs .~peech wus Ihe ROO. Anchor due probHbh w Joe Rubin. or the Pomeroy Bllr· hicetrafTicwa.stobepermltttdon I 1 • h OWP.\oer. ,m (,rnnhTlCi.~ ti'!.' !WSQU1-ceutennlal celebration .1_ g;u n House. said he repor ted the 1 , bl a~ " n cl a;l< ICOPYT1Kht.1931,By! N S l l' aw.1~.,, ~. _ ___ ofColnY.oiH.s'liurlendrr Thef>n'si iCIPfecttve wrm~ 1 tlt theMalnStreetblockonwhlchthr. Mukden, Oct. 19-TWl'l\'f' ,T:.n· , rell~l r , , Columbus. 0, Oct 19~IN£ C:ttC£\RO Oct 19-Pnsc~ dllOI.' dtmt luut mndc 8 OVI!Ciat tnp to gcreclthe~nUreCIIj'!ibUsnessdld= blaZI.' alter his w1re had melled laboratory ata.nds A rope W.IJ anese employes of an m dustrml A. the age~ t welvr. ~~llfion IJr- Slashes ol betwcrn ~6000.00:) ::mu va.wn fer AI Caponr His rC'lgn as l~l's tmy town at the York nver's trtct ~nl~ thedfact lha~l t il; b~\ck ~moke Mr Rubin said when be strona for fifty feet along the <:ompany ttt Tungllao hove bcPn I lol;;,ws V dont ' $8.000000 In Ihe State Hlghwav the mos t powerful ch!P.ftaln muuth aboard the blltlteshlp Alk - l.ugs en t:ang2re I wth"'\ r no Haw the blaze lt appeared to hlm "H to !)Crmlt person11 to pnss In smg!~ killed In the fighting lJp', w;e 11 n111 ra wa"s un l was no I,.L, t ~::sas tu leatl the culminntlng crrr- ccnsll uc JOn am a ~ or u the entire secc>lid floor or the 1 file In and out of the ltbrary. Chlntse and Mon~~;ols. ~(cc•:111t,.~ I ~ckrL lllt:. contact wltl1 railway st~· Depa•tmt'nt bw:lgl.'t will lluvf' to t <> of lhe moclem llnws I~< ncnnng a 1 moulP.-; 01 the !OUJ-day rete \',•nd was blo'o\ing, p1cvcntcd f1 ca- Ewmg bulldmg, and t.he Red An · Fll,a on all the E<llson company to n rep01 t today to J :lpanerc •nlll- I t l'lllf c..la.bled h1m lo dabble •11 made In 1932 due to rlf'Crt'i.l.~:'d 1. ! Pntl He probabh• w1ll c ~ "ft llMl HooH'! declared Yorktowu ta<tJ oplw which ml1ht well tlavt cho r building were ablaze bulldtngs were Ordt:ted flown aL h9l! tory headquarters here 1\c\to~~~nphy He sca n ma~;lc•<:.!d th • C('jpl.-; It was lJelJf'\'t•d here tudn' ' lenct'd tG the PCflltcntl!ll\' L nt' · 1'A:.t::. .1 ~ :1t1ou. 1 shrllle :;landt ~ lol wiped out the rntl:l:! bustnt s." i--11 •- T p Eisel stem, owuer or the mast until after the funeral of the ChmeSt' soldiers hD\'e cut th.:: MIJI'!1r ~y~tcm and many ul h s Ia\ ·, 1 A falllng-uff In the Jf'~LHU~· fnm row by Fede1·al JudKP Jam<'~ ii f111 mo1e tnun one .1f Lhe few d•. till ! f th \0\\11 El~el~teln stnu:: saJd he was awa.kman who harnell6~ elect.ricity t:J Supmgkal railroad hne at lhi.Je f C- lll\lf.ltl•ons were along tL'Jeg rapllk the KUS01i11e tax 1\nd from IIUlo- 1Wll:l:e rsou on his COIJVJ<·tJun of ot- u slv!! battle!. Jn world htsto 1) Tlw ~tock of thr Ewing 01'0!:1'1:: •Cm'cl Lly a peculml' almol:ii und~· 11<tPd the Red Am:hor Ucp!l!\menl I scubable !eelmg about two thlrty the J)W'J)OIIel> o1 mankind whose in parate point& di&ruptlng t.raF.k lmf';; mobJk' license fers. Ul'i well a 11 a 1temr;linM to def!'a ud t he u,11tf'd 1 . ·- _ _ _ _ venlions made POSSible modern along Its entlle length, Javane:-2 O:,c of the l!:diSOn legends tells of decrc11!1e In thl' amount G[ f<. deral iS LRies government out of lncc>m· . HEAt.; \'ICTII\l l "tmc Is a compete Jru;s, the artl('le::; , but f11d no o 111:Se. However at miracles Of tdegr~tphy, llghtLlg bH•uquattens here chotgcd today IJ:s 1 "tabllshiug a laboratory m uHC a1d nue \.o advanrFs ol.ltnln:.>d Lhlsl taxe.~ ' ~1 which c~cap-d the ravages of fire l ubout Lhl.' lime he wa:> agatn as lee? phono,raphs, moving pictures ana The Jap&nese military liUth~ll- Gf lhe bagg!'l.J!e cars Ot li~r l.Dn.l t,l, year , arc responsible The length of C11.p01ws ·· .·nt clll'(' , CohuHbu.~. 0 Oct 19 INS- Uon v .vrrr so compelt.el}' damagert by j hc heard Ute file alarm l::iOUilde,[ a m)Tlad other pl'actlcal 1evlces tie~ In Mukden are ~kcptlcal of wlu::h !le m~dc his 1t:lly .runs An Cun.-;t1ucUon es v..el\ us IIUillltcJl~ jwas !l. ma\ter of wlrlt·.~pHwl ' Pf' 11- R Byllle. 43 or Pluladelp.hla Wll~ 1 . mokC' ancl watct as to mllkP Lht 1 and s~on ie."LJteu ~11e f.1c was it~ The death Of Edl.-;nn , which OC · reports that MC'ngol "iudepenctcnts cxpl( ~lon bloughl markeJ offici"! ance 1 nd repair will b~ ntrt~led. ln- ~ lattoll toda,\', nol only m C!\l<''ll:r, d(•a cl lll'll"' todav ane 1 sulicrnlg .-1 r ll'lf' ~tod: a compiPt~ loss j hls ve1y bnck door However du e burrt.>d at 3 )2\ A M Sunday had hal'e captured thE' c1ty or Tungllo clJ!iClppiOV:l! and •r::;ultcrl Ill OOd !.'' ternaHonal Nl'I\IS Service wn.~ told but throughout lhl.' unt1 ~11 Tl1 1w:ut all;.~.d: at· thr hmn t• of hi:. ' T lw Prmwm-. B~t!JiiiUl\ P.ousc am' , ~o the good work by the firemen , bttm expect!!<~ fer df!y.!l . The enor- They dcdtue that no Japa.tese ' ~ 11,' 1 l.<hmcnt lhut b;·::.ught on hJ·; At. lf'aflt $700.000 of the Ant 1 :: 1 p:~t - judge's 1;~ntencc will be Ollf' of 111, unck. E L Ta\IUI J 1 j t hc Jarob Ame111 Ll;uch mom also 1 Jth place '" .unpanw.~ed li' mou!\ .tltl't'ngth cf his hflu1·t mucl" troops are beln(1: !Wilt lh!•Je I• '\\~ I ceafnt~ss. Ni decrease may bl:' att;lbutC'd t• J most sh,::ntflennt jJ:'(lllfl\mci'.H ' Ill 1 He WiiS ll'~ldenl llliUiaJileJ at I '"""''rt l"·•vy rt•mag" •hole th ' The fioe gamed It pvssible for him to W!lge an as- •Ver, ft fl lungho If: outsldt' lh'c J,qlIn l873 E.diSOil man,cj I\11H' \ (i the Workings of,lhe n~w nnl :mtob•k ever handed dov;1o f10111 a if'd <.. . IPhJIIHl~lpilla i01 t hf' Ptm• 011 com- l ~Cl'bacll Haulware Compauv SU!- or [l·.~ .rac1 that It \Hl ', . , toundlng battle agt • '<;t the onse t aneRC Sphere of ccntwl 1n r~o . dt '" Sltw.-11 and thr~ dnlrltl' ll('l''~ b e 1 licellM~ law. 1t w::.s mud Alth:mgh bench in a cnmlnnl )lln~'J uti· 11 pauy lllllll a Y<'HI ago l\hPII ht:> \lias 1ft'red t•J 1\ Je.,sb degre:!. lWcen ,he ll.'alls of tile 1!: ' , dof ~he coma Into whJch l.1e r 'II a Manchuna to lh~ unum . Marlon Estt• It, Th om- member.<; of thf iitate flgl~lltUJ , Juclge Wllker:;cn ha;; 11 \l.'ltlllll I'• fo1 ccd to lt'llle bcca 11 st• of !Il l Tl1P ramthes of Joe Rubin. H:~w- ' mg and ~unot't•. e~Je ' ~~d few days before the end It hacl A medtcnl COIPl:i which lea Ill'• L PS A J•· · 11110 WillHim L. Followlni£ I bellevt'd It would llt'l lwJcr us mu. . j.O\w r to put Capom: bll11 1'1 p11son hralth He fmmPJ lr made hls 1 , lhlrd cug1s bef~Ie It ~r . ~ h l' 1 ' 1 Le<m ld 001 o tw e :;. COl bcf!ll know.~ th!;lt there was n•· hw for Taonan was unable to leach Its tlw rlt':tlh of ht~ wUr h e murr1 ~:\ money, highway d"p:ntm ~;\t uc-lban; for <J long: r:nnu gll tlm f' tlt.ll liUiriC hPic 1 111 he umld Withstand tht" rnvave.• wfn destination recause of a cut nul- ~~2' ~ rt.•hl,l•J, li>IJU to wh~~• 1 ,c.unhmt~ bellevr 1t will nr.lual!v l tht' C'apune of tcday I':Jllld oe but ' -· - - - -·- - - - - Jl Ill All~U.st 1877 U1e cntne bu~~~~ngnremcr1 \H~Ic !umdica ed ccmplicatlon of dlst>ases wht ch ell- HJHd \me and has returned to Muk- " · • b rn M:~ 1 rline ~~~d Chu.IL,., return less than · cJorf' a mc:: nmy lo a new ~(·ur:·'ltl'-11 ti.tll FD IN WRf:( K u~ nf'~ , •lln.,k l:'\I 'I ounllcd bv pp 1 The,u,:lo ~"· ~ · · • ' 1n flehtln~ t}]e blaze because there maxed In uremic poisoning. den • . , . 1 Th~; departnH•nt a l ~l r.1pon• l!' ccnftonl•·d w1lh 1 po~- 1 , B.l•llllllll. E't·c nd Mni:-1 llll!i was no aCCt'Sb to mat section 01 Bul when new~t;mpermen q1>a1 Lr•r • --, ~ ~_:1 1 ~ 0 1 'st n.l::ll~hcd ht · fh ,l WOl k be Without the $3,000.000 tedc 111 J a.ld 'lblr mfl'\lntum sent em e of IJJt ~,.~, Fluola1, 0. Ot \ l!i-- IN S- Llo)' ~ , c ,1 1 ·11 re l.'! , JCCPpt tJp J<~ h'flt the buildings At flr.-;t t:fl'ol'l.ll Wfl'l' «< in a garajJe near the homt' nash R.INGLii:ADER CAPTURii:D 1 ,h , 1 111 Nt:wark N J ~loving It tt'l advancE' It had ~his yeur. us \•ell a~ I vca ·~ 111 11 fcrlrml pr JllcntiHI' plu~ H: n lntiCI , :13. tu31.:1':;s 1111u'..l'tl'l I c:ty B(illk . wu:o; ctc~ ~n.yea made LO slop th.., bhu:e Lllc 111 thls ed word of the passing of the ''wn~C03hccton, 0, Oct 19-INS-- 1 Menlo Park . N J 111 l6i6 and .th ere a $600,000 illStallmeut It Will pa 1 : lwJ ;ear.~ In lhl.' county jai l, aud 0f 1lw Fmd!a,v J-ublhlHnl co. am 1 bUildmg w.here u' slll.rted but ' " ~ ~~·A •!•~ J:l"ck ~;ur,ot.IH1ed ardor Menlo Park" to every cor - Wtth one of the ringleaders cap- • 11-1" <''.:c~nc ,;lgnt 1\'~ 5 hnTiltr<1 ~·:back on the prlnctpul In J9il:l I fin es n1JF:1('P.utlng $f10000 I the Fmdlay CC U11e1 Cn ~ wao.; 1:1by Lynn. Second, Sycamore proved futile Rnd t •. eu the ~trettm:; nt'r d the globe, meMoges of eon- tured and held under hee.vy gnaul 1887 th, Eu ~on labratr.rt~s we. ThP new SY!it~m of dl!ildllllttllR, It I~ the JXlSSlble lonp; t ~rm ll.l·l~t.wU~ kliiHl today when the c:u In m• 1 Mn1u ·wu~ ,,.,.~;..royt•d. tht: of water from Ihe hose were piay...cl doletlCe began pounng ln to tlH shet·UJs .!epuvlea U>Gay pressed :·rJ"n·,t·d lc WC!~t Oin:t~c. N J • the gasoline tax, by wh1ch th •· sen Sfntence. not tht• sao.ooo In which he Wll}; udlng w1u strl~swlp· bul!rllll'!~ .111 c r n;ar:y u ll b~nn t.ht! sunuundlng buildings ~u 1 widow and the six children who ovllilJl'!newt:cl Vigor their search Ior 1 ''hf'l(' tlw prf'St'llt Etln;ou iuct()I'Jt·~ highway department recl•lves 6:') fine~ lh11.l IB wc.·rymg Capone He It'd b) that of anmwlrntllled mo• n~;. rf lrame con.t~JucUJn order to keep t from spreadmiJ a s 1 per cent instead of 87 1-2 Jll' cl'\nl ' doubtless \\•ould exp'fll'llC<' loll'· , torl~t o.1 the highway SGUI.h ul h..:L TliiS bijl.zc :.tRit;d :n th emuch as possible were at the bed61de of the 84-yeal six ether prl~oner.tl who escaped , :llr ":ntlon•2cl old Inventor when he died. throuah a cellar exit from the CuIl"c:~t:ons eHm !:' t': •c J. and r:• e,t of the first cbk will decr("J .f-.:! Lh :" jdlfflculty raisin({ the "fifty gHHKl 1 Ho.? mngn's wUc und Mr and Mt ~ 1 Wt'Ujkf:tllt' Baken au ; uc· The root and thlrd tloor of the '!bey came from China., Austi'Ql\u shocton county Jllil yer>terday rrrm lhe Edison bbe~rato~v 1 11 " . total available by ,2,500.000 uc - oThe prison sentence. however lSI Leo Jncqua, l'irllng 111 the sa me Cfll curred In 188-4 Ewlllll' buUding collapsed and fell Alaska and Africa fro.Jm clvlll:zed ' f!rst wcH· tuncnnetl chtcJ.y \Hth lcorbcoplatJve estimates. v•r IJilliM.:l nnd >=hakcn up Mrs 1 Ahout 189::! thE' olH r...:unl\ thro~h to the second noo., ar~r 1blt.ter medh;lne to take aitd near clvlllzed countries In 1tt>lc<:mtJhY. but It was nul bn r.: How thf: s lash wm be ml'l '''1' . 1 Tomorrow Capone and his law- ~ Hen lu~<. 1 w~ts taken tc P'lndJ::t 1 I the nre had devastated the enttn mli \Ill" 1cd,tcc1 t:~ ashr5 In which the electric lllht bulb was a l'<!rou• he stnrted wcrk Glt not been decided, but Jt Is believe·:' 1ei'S, Michael Ahem and Albe'rt hcrplllll b:Jt h c1 \I;)' !9!1a Ot 9!) Lhc cld R :!mmgSkJCk and walls The roof o[ th.. reminder to mtlllotul that the liht;.j: In I!Jnm-:: : nt thnt woul 1 f!land uu that the $.13,000,000 a'·a.llubiP th \:-; lrtnk, will appear in Judge Wilker- 1bPhr.~f'd ,1ot t ~ be ~e11ou~ t-:n extcndm): frcm E ~cond Red Anchor building caved into of ltll maker had gone out. lin an lliCil.lldt'SCCil~ light. ]'tlll' will hR\( to br cut to about aon·~ rourt with the usual '- -POStto Main ~trret alom~ Lynn the third noor while portions or They oame from etatesmen who An·nn~ thP ~arl} tcleyruphu.: 11 .- *2S,Otltl00!.t verdiCt motion!!, s uch ns plc<l~ rm n , • sii'I.'"'L was reducea to & the third ftoor wert burnet! comhonored hbn tor ahUnr the ca.we GlOuster Scene of Kidnap- un::ons were the aut.omatle lCThe anticipated cut will Ioree ~ I new trlRI ancl arr-e~t of jll~~nwril ~ Exchange ' lll U\lldt lUlg heap of tWl!itL•d pletely away, The -.a : . of the Rea of universal ~= from scientists ' peat('r, the quadruplcx tcbgraph progt·am of strlcte!it economy !!l The Jury deliberated eta:ht hours 1 • ILH lJncKs an1 rubbish Anchor llulldu~ wh.Jch exten,u11 indebted to him tOr wretltltna ma.rw. pinl( and Robbery; Make th~ printing telesraph t\l.ld ma~ road building for next. year. It was And ten minutes over the twenty I In 1927 the buslnull portion above the Rubin bulldJna' caved afSeerets from nature and turning E • C rhln~~ ror Qnadruplex ond sextu. ~aid three counttl tn the twa Indictments along Second. Mulberry and ter the supports had been burned them to every day use; from noted scape m ar plf'x telt'go aphlc ttansmisston under which Capone was tried -MNhamc st.c;:ols was \\'Jpcd away. The bt1ck and material men and wom:m who had found 111 --1·1 1879 at Menlo Po.Ik the ci{'C· TO -HOLD -aAcrCapone wa8 found guilty on tllJH! I Bringa On Trouble ln1tead out from the wall fell onto the roof tof I " •- h New Lexington 0 Oct 19-INB- t"k hght WJ.'i perlectcd This II\ • felony and 11.\o mli'.dCi lC:.II.rr • . 1thc Rubin bulldluf> caus.ong 1t. to 1 hi d-~1 ep .,. • ..,.. on umat - 1Pollee olllc lals throua:hout · ' and One Husband ta fall throuoh inW the 11 .,.. nortmen•.,.: tty:rawon from nthe s yout.h of IN Amerlen, south- vent:cn olonc would mruk EdlliJn H.llitax, N. F, Oct. tO- INS- counts The felon, t•uunts chargeu whom he hclpt. d and guided; and 1Eaatern Ohio were on th ~ lookout ns \•r.e cf th e gre:ttest ben: fr~ctcl ~ Desptt.e a dtsputA! which threatened cvaRton of t~xes for thr yPars 1925 Shot by Other ., d Coatel:i aud 01 Amv Whaley, The ent.Jre stoCk of the Red All · ttom. 1 bOO!\ of persOns Ullknow:.'l b jtc<day for flve men tn an automo- cf munklnd. The search .that f~n- to cancel tht' e\•ent, the Interno-~1 926 aud 1927 The two mlsde~~'tor whom lived m apartme nts 111 •chor department. store wus ruillet.l tron•~na .... publlci'" whl#lf. Uvea had 1blle who staged one of the mo.~t ; lly enc':xl In the dl.'iCOVCIY of e,•r· tiona! schooner race will td:(' pbcc- mcan01 counts upon which he wos i\' IJ •ld lQ JNS--An ~ com Hell 10 ' ''il - l by the blaze and water. The lltOClt '~~ ld J t m robberie bon n~ an electric li" ht lilam 11 today as 6Cheduled round guilty chaq:r-d llmt he fnll.an~; 1" 0 0 tt . til. fire rone. weJe IX" of the Pc.meroy Bargain Store was ben br1ahtened and made inflnttely arng JlOIJ 0 ce Gin Ye&.tfl w:>.s lnng and palnstukJng. -ed to file lncom.e rcltun.-; fm· thcl•n changt" of wlves didnt work '"'cl rate The fmnlturc of the~e a.pall· ,' also vil·tually ruined by the wa*r , more pleasant thru biB benefac- I at Glouster, Athens county, 20 mllcR In 1929 the golden annht'"~. ,.. years 1928 and 1929 RS a rrsult one mu.n wo~ dead Lo - ments wa~ moved to the street but no fire breaking into that budtUng soutb of here iate last night. of u,e 1 lscovery, tbc world p1ld PHILANTHROPIST ' , day, a vlct1n1 of gunshot wo•u•.cls these plHct!~S ahro suff:o1·ed somewh::tt, however The entire hoWJehold tiona. President Hoover ca.lled him ·•a The despel'lldoes drove up to its t'.omage to Edison At DearDIES 'SUDDENLY TWO KILLED IN RIOTS 1nnd anothP.I' faet>d a hearing a;; tne from firP water. and smoke l {lOOd,; ot the Rubin famiJ.y which preelous uaet" to the whole the home of H. P Hompbt'll, P06t- born Mich., where H~nry FLd , Berlm, Oct J9-[N6-Two per· pwn-IVIt'ldcr in thf' marital ar~uSoon arte1 lhe blazt' was report- occupied the a partment. 0\'el ~he world. Pop':! Phil XI cabled Ctu- mal!ler, enter:><:! the house and af- the 'automobile manuf,tclule:. 111 :.! sons \lo~rc Killed and 65 Injured In 1ment ed thC' Pomeroy Fne Departmen,t st01~. we1e u. total los.~ dillal Haye& his deep sorrow, and 1ter deliberately tearing lho tcle- :.:et up Edlsu·~ MCJ~Io Pa!k labnrCleveland, Oct 19-INS-With fighting Sunday brtwe n German 1 The :;;lain man Is Paul t5nul. '\11 1\:1s on ha11rl with thcil' cqulpmen~ The stcck or the Ewing store WIIS a!!ked bJm to tnnamlt his condo- Iphone from thl' wall, kidnaped tlle lll-:1!' t h P hlstory·mak mg dL'\CO\'- simple litet>. Bamuel Mather, "Clo!!'Vf' Pascb>tl:i 11.nd Commmust.s at Braun who. acccording to authorltlt!,., Wl'lH Little could tt> done Ill tlghtmg th also practJeally a total loss allences to the family. I))OIIttnBBter a.~u carried him to the cry ~as re-enoeted land's nrst citizen," who dted sud- schwelg, near BrunswicK .aceou!lug 10 1n,. home or Henry tiw.<J•.z Ia.~• blaze whtch was l'OpldlY gaining ~ though Just l hat which was stored The t:ltles, Ule tour Oran,es, werei Pcatomce where they forced hlm to ldil'on rept>~ted tht> WQrk on the d~n!>' hat ~Is tr::e hl~re:s:r~~ to dispol.che~ r('cr'i~·cd hen· loa n,· •night deWnnlned to SE'tUe pomt.~ .,f headlliav and a coli ~'f a~ 0•1 the sec::ond ll.oJr wus ruined~ by In d~p mourning today. 'I'he may- Iopen the vault. incar.d(l!;cent light tn the pnsenr~ Zvedne~a: a ' w u I Appro:dmatrly 100.000 FasciSts dHfuf'ncen that am. · betwet·n lh f' ~ent to t~• e hMldd:e~rt ~ par; the blaze The st.ock on the mau, ora ot each asked that Bll :ftap be I Hampbell's wife, menntlme, was of rnsldent Herbert Hoo\'er a'H1 Bishop YW L1 In Roge1'8 gat.hered at H1·unswick t..o hca1 Rn two over tht> exchangr of th" 1 11~en\ w arr VE' 011 e seen Ooor was ruined ent1rely by wate 1· flown at half mast tor a week. A :held cap~ve under guard or one oi Mrs. Hooven Ncted lnllcmton. 8 ~~ head of thea~~lcorlloceae of address bv thl'lr lea_cters. Adolf •wives ~eveml mont.hs ago s ~~t/' ~ e'~epartments comblnc<i ~ltc a stoc~ of matches Were two minute alienee throughout the •the llandtbi who "covered" hct with cduCIItors g~~othel ~d to pay him their I Ohio, will pret;lde at the llervlces to Hitler ond we1e attacked by Com. 1 t:m h:g an alleged mguntC'nt. Hghting the bla:::c as much as Ew~ o~ ~~~~ second noor ol the 11 t 11 m1 0\,t, l'!e held In TrJnlty Cathedral whele munlst.tl while they were paradinG". Smtth WlLI! fatally wound~d swa1lz 111 t.nwrut was to be observed during Ia revolver. rtsPf(ts. The pl'f'sldc PU.' I Iiible unul a short tune later l ._ __ K u ng 'Which may have W~-..... , furoe-1 ,. •~-· .... • un:n one or lhe causes for the ftte After scoopl•• up all a·-llablo n y' k h · 'oallod th• •h•tllf' ~..,..,._, ''"' rv...,... ..., ... · ounR spo e In ls pra 1• ., the deceased wu an a c t I v e , · · · • s ""'"'e 1mmo:ul- was feared thp fire would Hpread to to gain such a headw bet ., __ .1Cdl8ob, who throucht\ut his llf~~ ,cash at the poatomce, the bandits Part of the ceremon: c':l l 1 th~ l 11o'Orker and senior warden BuriBI i NJNE kJLLIED IN GAS Bl •.tST ntel}. 11ec:Iarmg he had shot a man ~ urroundtng bmlrltngs. !10 the de- men could l!t it un ay ore...,..,. time toUed lnceaNntly at hill man~ rdumf!d to tht' pastmuster's ho;;s,. oc:aslon 0011 sts~d In the placing tn will be In Lai:e?lew cemetery Dortmund, Germnny o, t I~ --, who was trying to break Into hi•, tJartments c.r Galhpolb &lid Polut 'fhe entir~ stock Cle~ ~ntl'OJ, lrold tub, just befo~ hts deat.h where they ~icked up their nccom- ll'HI\On on ralls &fan n 1 c!e:~t r•t\1 The elltlre city or Clevela~ join 1INS-NIIle miners were killed and home. It .Wah reported Pleasant WCI'It summoned. They or th A e t urnlshlnls told hts phY!Jielan, Dr. Hubert S. pUce and He aft8 warning Ramp- way engine, one of Ford'~ r~J• ed bUSiness and personal friends in 2'1' injured today wlwu a ~ 1 F . ·Sllel'1fl' Wnlter Und"rwood ~>aid Llulh a 1dved he~ about nvc o'clock Ewln: bu~dl~g nr~ ur:O~t· ~ t~e Howe, that he waa well ooatent to bell that they h•d a machine gun The president. the Edlaons and the honorlna the memory of the phil- ploalon wrecked a ca.! mine ttt swartz.. hill wite and Smith's wlfe ;o mi lmmedlntftly attacht"d their I though no nr~ W&8 11 dJ~ adlo::-. tdme hJ& llte work wu It In their car trained on the house If Forde rode Jn the old cars, and Rnthropist, benefactor and noted Heme, ten mtles west of here , 1 ·vealc<l the agreement which had hose and began throwing water. that portion or the bUIIc:U eted in 1JU learned today. He met death 1he should attempt to leave. , . HEon played the role or newsboy steel head. AU ft•p 1n t.he city , More than a hundred miner~ h<>m' carried out rour months aP'o The four companies worked -ear· BE<eause of the Iocauo::C· t fe~~rlesaly. 1 The exael amount of loot obtain~ agahi The train wu cme rrotn were placed at halt mast at the/ we~ trapped by the blast, but for the exchanse of wives The1 ~ nt~Stl)· together and by 11lx o'elock bla1!f.' and because no acceuo ~ ed by the bandits wa.s not in1med'.. - - -- request of City Manag.:r Daniel E. ' prompt rescur work was responSl- had been 110 trouble, they .said. ,l,J- had the Ore under complete eon(C0ot1Dutcl on pap tolll') ately ucertalmd. (Continued on paae lour) Morgan. !tll last nlaht. althouah it had raged lnCf!s. tCouLnu.1cc. pqe :, f 1ble tor ea.vlne many lives. ' ..-.ti ... -- .. _..,. ho.ndl~ p• d . · ,·- • ' ... ,. ·"' ( I moth~<r." ·'I str~et A.l L FOUR'TEEN 0045 ARE RfAI:lY FOR THE SUPREME TEST" FROM 1\Ll REPOR'T5 THEY RE 'IO:.V!~!i 1::! , Pt. Pleasant, Middleport And G~llipolis Summoned; Village In Entire Darkness Several Hours : 111~h ho!J" and t.~nfiden('t' tor ll'le The village of PomPrny \"-'3:-1 ~trm k .L -.;1.J)..;J,:'t'l'ing blow ~ th d 1 ht' more 1nu ll"ll •, ruttur 1 The " spmt ot Ame 1ica he assen- ' hy anothf'r di.saMtrou:-; llr~. e ~t·ron 111 ~ ~~! .'" ·t · ' than four vearA wh(>n I he heart of th~ hu:-me:-~-; t 1ts fl(' 1 on 1t·d . eu.n unct 11 Ill. rise abo\'e all • • l"teln>V>Jtlll dlslocattous" and Main Ktreet betw('en 11 urt attd Butternut. \\'ll:O: the scene •....., ~am.-k,, I t!d back Uhfi1 .-r.. l't'I\H ' !"" &w ~upposed!~· ;.,===~======== I Ut'tlu~l-,' gan~~; al<tl~ I h!Qhway 1 11 1 "'"'I"'r-' I , 1 w•'• l IN 1 "THEY LOOK A"T EM. 'THE FOURTEEN 1:104& ARE UNEO UP NOW WAITINq FOR THE. 51l:rNAL TO 6r0! ~PARE.-RIB5 LOOKS NERVOUI:>! 1 Dar1•ng R0 bbers • R0 b pOS(..Qffice ! I llndin~ cGndltl~n of Wives IF a Is To Succeed I • laugh. WJLI\ mgs Gutted; Pomero~· Bargam GONfiOEN~[ NOTE House, Ament's Damaged . FOUR DEPARTMENTS FIGHT FIRE Spirit Of America, Prea~ UU II 1 ~;;; ~Alf ~~ ~ olool,l•• with oat Wt:st Ol·ange ,N J . Oct 19-- INS -TI'i l' lift' ~tory of Thorn~s AJ·e,l ' ' ll ,t£11\S HnfiV[IJ ~niiNOS .Ewi~g Grocery And Red Anchor _Build· I 1 forced a ~'l.lesticnnau e fer youn• men ... ~cl t -tdt:cut~rl i I \VHS 1.1 ]act 8 m:m . t' • •tt , scholarship COlltc:.t.:; IU\tlOH ll lld I 't\Yaru· hlmP But wha b:ou,ld you, have to ~.~.arq, ter ab01,1t, Helen~" he~ waa oo Iince· ~De. Jim, 11 he watche ~th that the mustache ·ay •ld. woadcred how M 'laft beea deceived for IDtO:tMnkiDa of thl• mu pod Samaritun. Ruth1e M daageroua aa bealt 111e . - . , of a i~•·-!~1 AlVJ. E~J&;n wn lr,~a,<; • !1 Widi'!·spread attention In re- ~NYSWILLBtaliiAC~·,poKELdL',' ecmtJ~tte<t FORMED IN FRONT OF THE 4ATE5 j But there t Persioted In Labor Ex- ' perimenta Almool To Very End L ,... - - '-..iftla!·.- - WE NOW TAKE YOU Funeral Will Be Held I At Glenwood Home On Wedneaday ftnal rites. PreBkl-:Jnt Hoovl'r WM to aUenort the tlnal trtbute to his If he oould make neccsaary chlh.net 1n hl3 pre·arrRnged ' Haney PJI'!IItone and Henfy F- ~u CAN YOU PICK THE WINNER? TO <HI' WOOFERTON RACE "TRAC.K• "THE - IN~ -Tbt.mt. :; who h:..d h s 1q JADAN[SE nn P~l':>lsted hk~ helijht..~. of'=~ract~-!~~~ ;;~r~~~~t r~~c~~: L r It H t !~':~~o~~h~~ri::n:!~~~' ut~~~ s~~\~; 8IC- Sl~SH TO [~ ~~l' MAY R [G[ IV[ li.t~~~~::,I,,O:h~: ~~;~e c~:~l:~~~l~ ~d fl[Pfi8TED Klll[O some~th~ plan~ IS ABOuT TO rAKE PLACE! G <z::; 0 IIOURTEEN FAMOUS RACIII.I4 D065 WILL COMPETE IN THE 6 REATEST RAC IN() CLASSIC 01" THE CENTURY: 'TI-\E WI-\OLE WORL1) AN'KIOIJ5LY / AWAITS THE RE5ULT. MAY THE BE'3T U04 WIN. ;.v.,._. ~b. be~ordtd an-Et1111• llftiQbaa' wllll a gUnt of w lnventiona • OF MODERN ACE Oct J4 llaht THE 4REAT WOOFERTON DERBY ·jorccd, I W .?St Oran11:e . N J WAS· 84 YEARS OLD MA,..,.I1!. .ANt) «~untcy Resuli. Of Edi110n Regarded Aa Greatest ' ·, ltolu bit :Local Business District :Again Laid Waste By ~ ~ o s t Iy Conflagration To The Inevitable After: Long Hard Battle For Life: and hospital unite were 1> later a pr01ram for reb: retu~d ' THE ';;TARTER IS 41VIN4 THE 514NAL! IHE tl045 ARE IURNED L00'5E = ,li:''l THE RACE IS ON! I 1 I I rf1 1 0 I " ._ wt:s I Re: over. ~trot, ·-·~ 1 00 � 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 18, 1931 conkle diddle mazza ward