https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70d66e5c73af8e6ac5e92c917ac9dd77.pdf 93469e37b93b9f0d1955239281444ec8 PDF Text Text ~ ' .. , . ,v., '... ._. PIUDAY, OOTOI!!:R II, 11111 ,_~ I I ( . ., I ·~. lWO AHH£51£0 BY Ftort•a.l Reed, u, T• Ia~ At. Da. .hWO. - A New Price on "Blue Ridge" OVERALLS and JACKETS ...; died Thur&day mornl:lJ at \heofhome of h.IJ dauahter. Kra. E. G . Kim at Tuppers Plaqu. Death was due to · 1nftnnlt1es or old age. Su1picioue Circ~~JD~tancea · He Is •urvlv!d by >wo dauahten, __ BrGUIht T0 L'IIht and. Mra. 10m a t - homo he died, • .,.. ~ Ouy Bprlnpr ot Lonl By Wreck I Bottom , and one ron Elmer A. Reed or Mlddleport. Tho funeral 10rv1coa will be COD• ESCAPES T H IRD ductod !rom the Cbrl.oUan church at Tupper Ha1nl saturday artere Money Liquor noon at two o'clock wl>h burial tn llie church cern_,. I Gentdne ..Bhte Kldl't!'' I'"" Tbe ovenlll are the ria.est 2t:Q denlnui •ell made in e.eJ"7 wa~-wJth plenty with two bll' lower ~ ~~. Madlyn ,.,!U. 1 P.auUne ~beJ'Ibl,oh', ~lynt, Seam!Hs ~ $8.95, $14.75, $25, $38, $58 'Hanes' MEN'S}VINTER UNION / SUITS Sat ural color - btaVJ a NOTICE-If rou want tliol Newo Oftic:e ol The Dall:r Trlbuae, call .236-L; if tho BlllinOfllc:e uk for Z02·R. READERS FULL LEASED .. ' 'l .; ' ... .... 1ITEATHER FORECAST-· ·,·.;__ unt WIRE ' Partly cloudy, probably lhowrt ....in~; ~ ~uLheut portion and cooler ln the lrortb ...... non tonlsht. Sunday fair and aUabU, ~r. •.. NEWS SERVICE ., ' union Mllibi with lonl' aleevea and lena lep. Military shoalder, Uned baUon b.Lnd, extra. !llrenl' and widely lapped seat. and crokh, RDIIJ' ltLtlnl' aakle. and cllff1. Sl~et~ 36 to 50. Geaalne 'Hanel' full lta.ndard qua!Uy. Thl!i Is tbe &ame ••U. t.bat. aold for 11.50 •••• last year. •••• $1.00 Complete Range of Sizes--For Misses 14 to 20 Regular Sizes 36 to 52 Half Sizes and Junior Sizes ....... • ••• ,. ' ..... •••• • ••• •••• 1\~ .. knit wriHt-flf'CI' · ENGliNO. SPA I N HTACK JAPINES£~ ~lAND IN SE~SIDN 2 Pairs 25c Genuine . ribbed wel(bt handles.- PRE~IDENT~lAVAl nationally - ACTION BY LEAGUE HOT SPARKS FLy quality bed aheeb-pure white blea.clled -Lorn and bemmed-filae 8l by 90 Iucht,; Most Hunted Woman ~~ For Years, Ellds Plve<:i Day Search Ia West aRlY MORN ·' Mn. Judd, Perpetrator Of Revoltint Brutal SlayiQ'r Of Fonner Chumo Explain• Crime By Sayiq ·*' She Shot To Save Her Own Life IStthj,ect Confined To Pol ... " ,... For Recovery of Both Nation• WAS CONCEALED IN LOS ANGELES ·r. . '1 I I While Hunt Extended Throuthout South And Weit'; Ia Weak From Hunger Aad Bullet . Wound : In Her Hand FROM DEPRESSION Bo1rah Aetoniohea F"~nc:h· l maD' By Statement On Treaty When Briton Trie1 To Pin Jap To Definitioa Of "Principle•" known Pepperell To L ··.. ,Jo CONTINUE TAlK Of League Of Nation•; Tart Exchangea Made By Deletateo Pepperell BED SHEETS . -. -at real uviop for th., Oct.aber Smle. 69c . "Wheeling" COAL BUCKETS Larre number 11 •Jse-hantl· dlppP.d In p11re mol&en •lnc-Cop-R-lloy ralvanlud - Wit.h flat mt.eel handle-a fire shovel with each «Jal bucket. tor -· ---· HATS Extra Heavy-Extra Large BATH TOWELS lrrerutan of 50e bath towels-23 by 44i lnche11-purt' white turkish towel&-tloubltl wonn with two color Personals ""'..."..' ' ., Walter llamm. ente. cl II'C Ie WI'II h0 ,..~ a •...MluMrs.Irene Ebersbach, Mrs. "Mar· Btllre ·Sale at the Waddell .,..rtlo Durst, dauahL<r Bernice Hai-dwue •tore. Saturday, 100 ro mil Tihi itk Qeto!Mtr 24. · PGMEaOY nJISOIIIAL8 S .~L~ $1.00 LADIES' SILK HOSE $4.88 lsun clad, full fashioned, Felt base quality- In a \'llrlety of plLt· doorway~front. of fir~ pW·t plat<t-Sal@ IC Tan color-medium heavy welrh& ribbed unlon suiU ror boy11. Durably .o\ &arment that. a.nswen the need of seam11, snug-fltUn& well 11rt-ln ~.:rolch. Made in cream ooJor wi&h a cr01s-a&ltch rayon slllr. ·.J~tripe-wiLh arru. shields aad .silk driLwslrlnr In neclr.. ankle No !ileue!l, knee lencth, built •P 1hnl.;: lenl'f;h. dt.r. Sl2f!8 l8 to 44. A FEATURE VALUE at ' had at a blr tiHtlle who want a winter union •Ill& lnl& still want something fairly llrht. welrht.. nat~lookeiJ st.ltall trim. Sizes a to 16-lon& sleeveR and h~ Ladies' Silk-Stripe Light Weight Winter UNION SUITS BOY'S KNIT UNION SUITS b:md, t:an 69c A Pair terns and colon--j1111t the thing ,.,r the ankles and cuffs. Pearl buttons, lined button 11111: hoae, Role panel heel. Merceriud lop, s"lce weight. Sizr!i K!1 to l....._ADd all tile new ran &hades. made with pur~ wllh reinfoNed mercet'lal!d heel, toe, and sa•lnr:. .. pointed" out InYcshlsa this e::nnectkm that Kenktchl l'/3 J"e.paQ's spokesma.u at Geneva, lu anawerma questions about Japu.11e.-~ bomblnp In Manchuria durinK t~ Past t.hi"ee days, rderred tAJ ~hem C.'' "moat unhappy evenlil"' carried cut "aptnst the wm of t.hl' gov~: nmer.t." This comment was lnterpreter.l t.:.J mean that oen Honjo, In ccmmomi ot the ,Japanese fol"ces .. in Munchurl&, ha.s shown himself too 1.-ealoua In protection of Japa. _w~;~ rights and Interest& thel"e. The decision the situation il• M.unchuriA deman1s the p 1 e~·;mce of more Japanese troops there was atated to have been concur:.ffi by Minister of War Jiro Min::u ui chief ot statl: ,Qen. Kana.ya and Nobu)'08hl Outo. lnsf:)lf'Ctor &\!ncr:ll of IUilltary edueatlon. lt is understood UlRt lhe military leaders oveiTode the opposition of the governmenl to lhJ sending t.f relnforcement.e Into Manchurta. Thr leadrrs ol the mllltRrist faction in Japan have recently been outspok~n In ursing a. reversio.J to the ooHt·v of the To.naka government. which lour years ago declare :-I tt:.at Japln would brook no foreign int·~ rvenLkm In ~r affairs in Manchuria. Tbt foreign o1llcc stated today that it. knows of no omclal anm:uuooment previously made at OentVa to€ to th:! etfeqt l'~inforcemr.nt 11 WU' be wlthl"lrawn rrom ed for 8&11 Fana SOc . Drab color but.t.&n frant-t.wo .ftOOketa with but~on topl-kftlt wrlaUets-full eut. Rilel moiMkln. He&YJWI!lla'hl, 36 lathes long, with heavy nat.11nl lheep pelt UnnlllJ". 31 to 48-hrk oxlord colo.....-elosely lr.nlt BeanriRd Sheep •lllll. collar•• aU pockets sew:ed wlih leat.het "-"\ -Bale i lnton:ed pocket oornera. Men'• SIBes SG lo 50 . .. . .. . . . . . . Boy's sl... 8 lo. 18 $3.8i · · .. · · · · .... · · · $2.84 VISI't EVERY DEPPARTMENT ON EVERY FLOOR IN THE STORE-EVERY DAY THERE ARE ,NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING -TO MAKE THIS SALE MORE INTERESTING. , READOVERAGAINTHE4-PAGE 'OCTOBER SALE , AND COME TO THE STORE EXPECTING TO FIND EVERY VAL· UE JUST AS ADVERTISED. l ELBERFELDS IN . POMEROY. wn Stoieally,, "I I I ex: ~- ' .> Youth Woun • ded ln. 8 a t t I e Wttr f"-'p oc-1 - - . _. Bettrnan Blarn·es Bank Depost"tor H ld . ~~~~h J:f':a~~~ 0~";hur~h~;~Y mUcs l ~:~1 ':1 ~ue:~~: ~~~ ~ Robber& 0 •UIJ M h • Kill d At =~=~f~r L~~~~es~n~hne~ -fear. 1hooded Akrcn, o., Oct. 24-INB-Appre, oolebrated their ' thirty-Pith Wed·\ College Students ' ec amc e '...., ... t. ' ' For Bank Troulolea; Avarici• while alleged(V steullne anniversa-ry. Col b Ai rt Borah astonished the Frenchmen : ou~ Selfish Fellows Briaa cltlthlnl from a downtown .store. · '.~' Revolt On Island I There no publlc ceremonies, h d urn us rpo ....&headvocaUno whole.... revision of T lol Sel yo~th ldenUlJ!d •• Bray.'~ KIJtg and Queen spending the Cleveland Yout an Their · Versaille.~~ treaty. which Is the i rou e to ves t --o;t 24-INS-Tbe 1 I was reported a crltlca.l condition quietly at the Ban Rosaore PaCo.ed F~erula are ViePia In• ector Walki Int.; "BJble of Prance's Whole foreign I grave: of T~~ A..Ed.laon 1n ROS(l , ,t ~pies' Hospital today from Of Cyprus, Ended day 1l Clnclnatl. 0 .. Oct. 2._IN8-De- dale cemetery was roped oft' today ~ bulle~ Wounds he received when hf laf.~ wtth their dau«bters Queen •· I ne ~ ,· polley. dinK 1 With Arrival of Four ·W &r• ships, Seven Airplane• GRAVE ROPED OFF were the O!ova1ma of Bulgat:la Prlnt:ess Marla. 1 aol'l.d the tima in Grill W MoYanc f M Propellei'i': ' -L • 0 agJane \ ·. Cleveland, Oct. 24-INS-Exposed. --\ · ld' COAL FIRM ·LOSES to a.n experience that ls not o:'dl· 1 CoiWllbUI, 0.. Ocl 24-Jidtaad ISO So Jeri ONE ROUND IN SUIT nar!ly a part of oolle11e lite, nine Drawn Into the whirUna blad.U ur -I · •c WQtE:m Reserve University fra.- a propeller a.a· he Inspected a plant, London, OS:t- 24.-rNB-Colla.pse -temlty men and their co-ed CODJ· at Port Colwnbus, John Doan, 26; of the anti-Britlah and pro--Greek ColumbUB, o. Oct 34-INS-Th.e paniona were lined up aga.tnst ~e o1 Peoria,, tulnols, was ra.t.all.y Inr evolt In the Crown colony of Cy- Eunday Creek Coal Company today wall of Nqel's Unlvet:.~~lty gr1ll Jured here today. · prus WM reported today to the 1!0· had !r1st a leg·a i tilt In which It here today when three you~ful Doan, a mechanical inapector tor 1onlal olllce fonowtne the arrival at , souaht a deUlurrer ~ the $150,000 robbers, der;crlbed all being liall~ Lhe Tran~tlnental" and. WeMern the Mediterranean l&land of tour- . ault bro111ht ag:atnst tt by the es~ drunk, robbed the place ot s200 airport aervlce company wbo had wo.nhJpa and seveu airplanes with tate of Robert D. Panon15: BS a rtJ- and eaca.ped. . been stationed at Port Columbus 1&0 Brlti.Rh .110ldlers. I•:uU or hi& death Io.at Novemt·~r In WP1ktlng menacing guns whlc.1 about. a year, received "8 fractured Marins were landed from all of the~ Mlll.fleld mine disaster. Pars:ms shook In their bands. the trio stall- skull and a , severed. rJaht arm tn the war8h1Ptl and were assigned ~ was o. t(lrmer oftkial of the Pitta.- 11.en:cl int'J. W~ arm an~ snGu~. J. the accident. Aqport omcta.Ja rueh with the soldiers, who were sent bm~h Plate Ola6!1 Company. hoar&el)' rar the gueata anri ~v.<~ ed· htm to Grant hoapiY.l, whent tie from Egypt, to re-inforce British demurrer was overl'ulcd in i c:lerka ~ .a et in~ Lhe kiLchen, pol ~.:e died. several houra later rrom loi.J pr1Ronl at pointll where demon- common pleas court by Judge Johul ~;t~~Hl. . of blood. strat.lonl occurred apltuit Brittsh R. Kinr on, the arounda that 1t was . With: their hands ex,te~ddd al:.i~ 'l1le moto~ of the plane ~n oftietall. 1 UIUI8C8888ry ror the el!ltate to allege Ithetr bea.dll, the oolleae men were wu llllpectiQ1 wu beinJ' warmed Sir Ronand atom1 ~vernor of that Pa.l'SOIIa had no knowledp of i·rt-bM nt" nppn,;xbuatety •75" : by up on tb.e taxi a.pfOh of t.he llekl: Ojprua. advised the colonli.I omce an unsafe coodtUon of the mine, aa 1 one <J! the bandlta While another He was thoqht to have approachthat the pro-Gteek mob had dl&- the slJI.t chlr.J'Pii Tbe em.pau.y h&d soooped· up •126 · from the cash eel tbe Motor in the bi!!Uef that tb0 reed and Brld.h authorltlf!l, with la6ulht to ,demur on the ~~C'IAW~r In the pia.~. A third was Ignition ntteh had been turned akl of had reaatned tho alleKatlon was not lhclucled ln $aiJOMd at Ule. trcmt 4oor as • oft'. nte plane waa belnf the 1utt. )()$out. tor a ~~USW~er f111ht._,, ·control or the ~uon. 'l"'be ~.. was11111111 nllllllllllllllliU 11 un1 lllllltllllllllllllt mu~·nannaaa~nnaa==aanaa=aaaJnal!ll!lnana~.tAII~II~IIAIAUAIInal~lAJntataJat=ll~naJnnaJalfnlnalaJnaaualua ..UIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn,m m • 11 ;ialnananallitlillillina~illinallltnalt~na~~nanananana~nanantnanana""na~nana~nananana~·nananananam fiT 1 U T hlltlllih I iUihhlhlhiiii1UIUdbUhlhlh 1111111111111111 II II Ill - . :::h I' --.- Btory or eruesome llie From the seclualon of the Whit" trunk murders and wh1le thousands came H ouse, wh.,.. the c:on Iere n co con- Far-11 Telli lnott"tute M ..... · em- or pollee o:lllcera traced every clew lng them aa bagpae Her accoil_\>t ttnued un~l th4, small hours or t.hts bera Comer Has Been In an eft'ort to ftnd her, the 26-yea r Rave no explanation or how morning. there only lln one brief old ~ hid· dissected th~ body or. ""·· Lero'.,. metal t 1o came • th R h d ... o•••e-•·p-maln·"ln ..... ..... ·~ cu o11 ta.te" or sa men.. repor I e eac e ,,,8 tn an a~ndon~d house in Lo.i placln1 a portion ot It intu a suit~ the dlscuBSions. ._ It IIB.Id: 1AllgeleB. Only three times dtd she case. Th 1s and other det.ll.llio det~.· '"Both Ule President and Premier New York Oct. :M-INB-Ameri- "enture forth Into the street and tlves were today trying t.o leafp Laval wish it ma.de clear that the can busln~ tOOa.y hu turned. th e only once did she parta.k~ or a. from her. . . cDnvena.tkms upon which they are corner and is on the up~ grade out scanty meal, according to her o·,.·n Mrs. Judd s surrender oceurr~ eusaged are solely In' respect of the depression, James A. Farrell, story. In a funeral parlor within a f~w liuch policies a s each o.f the two of the United States steel While detectives today bthlnd blocks of pollee headquarters. She. governments can deveklp to expe~ tuld the fortieth w1- looked doors at pollee headquarter& I had telephoned her hll8b6nd after dltc recovery .from the world eeoconference of the Iron anrl at.tmlPted to wring from her an • rcadina: his pubUsh~ appeal to ~ nomic depression. Institute. oftlclal confession and add1Uon.a.l · to give hen>l:llt up. Attorney RufT ""Thete 18 no re-mote basis what$500,000,000 credit pool cl'eat details, Mrs. Judd's dramatic nar- 1 .!iill smt a personal friend. ~e own~ ever for stat.ement.s as to 'demandl!' I dlrecUon of P~siden_t Hoov . rative to her husband, Dr. Willinm 1 er of the Uf;ldertaklng estnbi_IBb· •terms of setU.ement,' or any other er mobilize the country s t.-red1t c . Judd. and her lawyer, Louis P.l ment, to tne lobby of a downtbw,.r. like dlscus.-.lons. Happily there ILl"~ 1resow-ces was one reason. be de~ RI..I.SBill, wa.s unfc.lded to the world. theatre to .meet Mn. Judd ~1W:I no controversies to be ~tled be- cjared, "for revival of hopes of an It w&.s g fast-moving story of 1 bring her t.o hls place or bus~. tween Fra.uce and America. None early reversal uf the persistent de- desperate hand-to~hand strugsle In , Surgeons at the recelvbtg ~11uch exist. The sole purpose of ft~~lon of the past three years."" which the Lhr~e women prlnc.~pahi j pita! declal'ed the bullet wou.1d be· these conversations "1s the earn,es'., Here and there are industries partlclpaLed.. Both Mls& Samuelson tween the Index and middle flngltrs frank exchange or views with view whtch ~ave already experienced re- and Mrs. Lerol atta.cked her, one I oi her lett hand was several clay;; to 1lndln8 eommon grounds for qulckem~g impulses 0~ conl!umer with a gun, the other with an Iron- 1 old and had become badlv inf~ted. helpful action In the promotion of ~?maud. he said There has lng • ··rd a·-·"lno to Mts Judd ::; , During her ftve~day concealmlm.t. ''" 1 .... en a slowing down of the declin uua. • ........... • • ... d ooru;tructlve progress in wae word ~ account She shot and ktlled them .... rs. Ju d had kept the wot.Wd. On the sur.faee this atatement lng trend of our export trade. &nrl h ld bandased Wlth a ha.ndkerch1ef "'' ' 1 a reversal last month of the un In self-d~fenae, 11 e sa · • ..1. would seem to rule out al constd·j r bl ba • - The struggle oCcurred In the 11 The woman's cunning In ' eluding eratlon ot 9CCUl'lty guarantees for a;~~~elf po~!: ~~ttratt":i a.s the Phoenix apa.rtment occupied by the vasl n":!t spread to capture h~r Pr~~~ C:~~e d~~~~ Icounlry was sut!ering !rom both Mi-a Lerol and Miss Samuelson, ne- !1 was revealed In her BCCOWlt oflt§ reparations the distribution unrterpraductlon and uud~rcon- Icording to Mi'll. Judd's mur.J.Uve I rusell •hDe rtemployed tor hdhqrutes he~l ~· the Oerinan moratorium sumptlon, "it Is of prime lmpor· Jwhich was related as s he lay on se . tllu ng._one o er vcntu economic bene1lt8 thai lance t.o strengthen the conftdenc~> the operating table at the PoiJCe 1 : 1n:.m e a-.ndoned house, e from reduced or our people in the future of th~ RecelvinK hOflpital havlna lhe bu.l~ IULid she went l.o a drugstore and . would accrue armo.- country nnd tn a return to reason- i let extracted from h~r lett ham! purchased dye powders. Then sb.~ ment. able prosperity."" •and the wound tf8ted. ~:~pent an hour In a rt!:+ 1-oo~ Wl\h re~rd F::nchdlsa::~~:r:;,:~ The stt.'t!l magnate was biting In ·, "Suddenly MiBI Samuelson be- changing the color or "" her dreSs however, of cr!Ucs of Am' erl- ca-· tnrurtated at me." the .,, from the ppbllci?Jed brown t.:J a stnce Versaillea has evet mention· his denunctlon b .,_ 8101 , 1 l!ld the word without In the sault~ can ttsinell8 leadership. , reproduced In shorthand by Rus~lgreen · breath demondiua 8 ~oourlty guar~ ··Amerk.a.n Industry hall had to 8111•11 stenographer, went on. ""It _ _ ___ _ _ _ __ 1 anty ror France In one form or l:ea.r the brunt or 111-lntormed the~ 1seemed 'U.t she thought I wu.s goanother. M. Laval Is no exception, . o~·lsts." he aW!!rted. "'Some of ling to IIB.Y ~ethtne about Mrs. for he haa stressed It In every pub.. \\hum seek to undermine public Leroi. • ";§" Uc utterance he hus made in Am~ confidence In the capacity and . ""l!.verything happened 90 fast af,erlca. . ~~:::~ness of our lrutusV·Ial sys. : ter that. that 1 have ditDculty In 11 \..AI 8l8n1flcantly enough, the Whlt.e 1 • • rtmemberlng details or what ~~ House sta~ment was issued only a I ·lcurred. rn her rage, Miss Samuel· Ena•aes in Gun Pl•y Witli short time arte>r the umble of j ·son left the room and came back I Of& Wh C bt · thunder on the left In the form ,)f Immediately. 1 saw that she had a : cer !!R aug Ill ; • 1m open Jntervlew With Benalr.r ' gun In her hand. She was rul!hlngl Act of Robbery Borah (RJ of Idaho, granted th~ I toward me. I was petrified with 11 1 MOLESKIN SHEEP SKIN LINED COATS Six · Chlefo-in Take H -t .·. 1"1 ·Sen"--ce · as By JAMES L. KlLdALLEN OOlwn.bu.ll, 0., Oct. 24--INS-A In . INS Btaft' Correapon·tent plan to provide football As a reault, the oouncll adjournFeden.l Btdldlq", Chlca(o, attending the Ohio State North ed at 11 :30 a . m., after an hour and Oct.. M-Al Capone, AW:-ka.'ti a. tlalf'l!l debate, until 4 :00 o'clock waa 11eDton:~d 1 uper-pnp:ter game here today with li- when u. vote was i'JCheduled on Jap· &odar Lo elewa yean ln prison went gllmmerlng today with an'R proposal tor ending the Manand fined. PI,CIIO by Fedual seizm-e last nigbt or more than churian crisis. Judre JatnU H. Wilkencn. caquart.s o.f bonded liquor cached Yushlrawn stubl:arnly refused to pone WM ronvlcted or lnco.tne withdraw thE'" Japanese proposal altas: tn.•d by a Jury last s 11 tura. K&.ru.ge. thoush tnfonned by Arhstlde Briand 4&)' niJ'ht, A man who 81\Ve his name tU1 acting chairman of the council, Capone had been conYJeted on Long of Cleveland, wu helll that it was out ot the quest1:.:1 fLJr counts in the indictpollee, who say that he admit- Lt!&IIUC to adopt 8 resolution ccn1, s ani 9. He had the Intend. taintn11 such a vague phrase as guuty o.f two millde~ bootleg- "fUnt&amental principles."" Jmanor oounta-l3 and 18. tans Q.t Ail etl'orts to sway the little mau JUdie Wilkerson, In making hl.!l him abDut wltb a big cigar, who sat throuah momentoU8 pronouncement tod:.ty atta&kB and .plea& alike wiUl tbe masklike COWllenance, were trult"0 count one the defendant Is less. He n:malned o.domo."i.tt in LhL n . I ' I 'h I face of tarbf'd attacks couched In I rent<mc~;d to f vc years 11 ' e pen wh•t was probably '"c pla'·•c'l 1tentlary and •10,000 fine and must "' "'' u h t 1 'O languqe heard during the lifetime t e cos 0 prosecu11on. · n · as of the league. flve, the defendant Is senhis Bri&nd's eloquent. srandfatherly to nve year1 In th~ ptmiUnLong, had admonitions. d:::llvcred smlllugly,l tlary, fined $10,000 and muat pay run the I from Cleve- left t'.lm utterly unmoved. . cost or prosecution. land and amount of 1 H .. was aske 1 b Sall'ador De "On count nine the defenndam whiskey In car he backed m d' i f S 1Y 11 h . ld lis sentenced to five yt~ars In the to the hldlrtK place and was closed M~~r aga. ~~ 9 pa n 1 tto e If w~h penltentiary and .10.000 In f Lleli in upon by the vice squad. wl raw reso u n I and must pay cost of prot:ecutlon ' partJcos sole1nnly undertake to be- I Jud 11e WHke1110n then explalne·l FORME& BANKER DIES gin net~otlatlons the same dtLy his J that the .sentencee on counts one - · -Oct 74-INB- muulh Removmg hu; cl&ar fr~ andU ftve would be served concurCol b Yoshlsawa answered. 0 urn us. ·• · · "It ts ttut the view of my coun- ren y. South Manchuria. ICharles 0 &;:henck Sr., formerly a t The Judae then took Ute mlsde~ 1 1 gret I am unable \o with-vice ptesident or the Ohio National ry .. o.; meanor countB. He aald Dapone Mukden, Oct. 24.-Two companies I bonk here, died aL hk1 h.ome early Ur~wh B1 in 11 d Pe led to the must 8erve one year In the COWitJ of Japa.ncle infantry were d~~ I today atter n long lllness. en ap 1 a 1 1 t jaU under count number thirteen pa.«lhed to the outetlrts of Mukden He alllo was formerly connected ( ( unt.·~l g~ vr~ ~~an m;::s yfo:!nu~; and one year ln the oounty Jail \Jn 1 0 tOd&y to aid Jn the dlBpe'-1 or a with Lang, Schenck and company,! -vu (l dllt t~aa,es te tro count el&'hteen He ruled however band ot 200 Chinese !IOJdl~rs . Sliter di&Ullers. He was 70 yea:rs old and lie:. Pn Y~l · e araae:: ~~ ~~n j t.hat the mi.demeaDOJ' ' aenten~ the Chinese had been scattered by had been retired from buatness for \'t.syi 1 !ill.~ll· · could be served concurrently. Judge 1 a bomb 8 ttack rrom a. Japanese o.lr- 1r..everal years. ~res!i on ess voce. Wilkerson ruled thllt Capone wu plane. · ~ j (ContinUed on page three I :fined $10.000 on each of the misdeThe Chinese were beiii'V:!d pu1 1 CELEBRATE A.N)(IVE&SA.Rl' , . . -- - - · - ot the detachment which clashed I !Continued on ~e three) · MEN'S COAT SWEATERS tefore the 11ln11wer que.u~ .· ._... t..•JontiODd 1 ' ' ' SOc ' CLUB HOSTESS "* ... sizes. In B1·own, Tan and Gray Camels Hair with Snt~de Lining and Beret to match - Sizes from 6 to 14 Ycars - ' Quarta of Bondetl U4~ uor Seized; wa~ Intend- In smaU, medium, large and extra. laq:e llf!a.d UTILITY FLOOR MATS Mr. and Mra. J. E. BaOr ,a nnounce Lhe birth of a daU&"hter, Oct. 22, at their home In Columbus. Mr. Baker 111 one or the ownen of the B. and B. aandw1ch ahoppe. ·•,Bindem for the adoption of on Lincoln HlU 1bunday eventn&. Mrs. R. B. LaUBhead receh'ed t.bP. Marla. Lawrence, nine monclub prize, Mrs. Walter Ha.rrts aeeIlia 111. _ ond prbe and Mrs. B. F. Fultz Sr., rueet prlae. 'IIBTliUH FROM MEETING ..._fteY. Theo. Mehl. Mrs. EUu.beth Dainty retreahmentl were eerved. JI\W, Nary Vl.ralnla. Reibel and IJOUIIel Jennlnp returned Thura~ dftf nen1nl from Columbus, where \ley attended the r.nnuaJ aect.lona1 -~ held at St. John's Ev· M. N. Pe\el'l, formerly of Atben.a.. has been appolnted superintendent. -llool church. " 1m. 0. B. Price and Mtaa Kath- or the Pomeroy oJiloe of the West- ~ :lluber remained to vlalt ~la- ern and Southern LUe IDBura.nce Company, succeedJ111 W. H. NlchoiR ,, who has been tranlferred to Nel, lonviUe. ' Mr. ancl Mn. C. 0. Hal I ol ' NOTICE I , '. , .. H\ODitnoton wero vlsiUflfl 1'hul'Rday · ·fie Ladie1 of the F ed• with hot elBten, lira. Henry Ewln~ Girls Camel Hair ~oats , •t.yle~~_ black, brown, ,reen and colon-felta In 15 hy 27 Inch m. Q.,.. border!I-Sa. l~ A special lot or the new Fall 25C I WW ot Marf"Dewey wu R41to probate: ad.opt.lon recorda Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld entertained tiled by eecn Sanden and her Five Hundred club at her home ' II II »UUtl Ill Ill II I 1 2S.: I c· two up- sn1oo'b unflnbhed hardwood I ' II 4 and 5- tie, fine quality broom.-wltb K"' ~ hAUtti HOUSE BROOMS OPENS OFF1CE •~· - ~011.\TK COllft'r NEWS Tbe. followllll bualneu waa trana~ t.he probe.te courL heJ·e ,. : Jeaaie Diddle was apibe admlnlstrat.rtx of the ...... ot Perry Diddle, <le..aoed. I I if inaldH-"Apple-U. S." brands. .. - I ••Joy" and uvalue" Marte •""'_.,.Jonda = handsome- ~lr;e18 and pal~lue ,. Dufty . Wataon, · Emma IU:tfm+:::W~ 1 The Winners Class or the MethQdlst Sunday IIChOOI a.l Minersvlll~ Have • aurprlae parLy Wednelday ennlril ror Mrs. Dave Ph1llip11 Mrs Phtlllpa was 70 years old and hi the oldest member or the claM. Bbe wa& the recipient' of a beaut!· ful &ift. Thirty -two .friends wet"t:! present. Refl'el!.hment.s wer~ served. I A~ont _,....t. Pd Men'• Extra Heavy CANVAS GLOVES Hlte, Mary Dr. H. M. Crumley he.s opened an WldlAmlon, llal'Jorle BWallel. Jose omce here and has started practlcpi111Je ~... Charl01 Rusaell, Ed· inlr medicine accordlns ·· to an an......-11 Bier-, Pete ·Drummond, Ohes ~ nouncement he.. nl~de r:ecentJY.' Hlf tiff ........ 1'11~1 .Ollll'ord, E -;>< oftlce 1B located in the H. A. Roush 1 :rni(cb. wui~ Orueaer I Jed Web- bulldlnl{ on M.afu street."' · sUI~· . cnaomaa Cluk, Leo va.uahn, Dr. Crumley Is well .known here Ca.J!l Meut.aUns. Lerol . Brleklea, and Jiiudied lnfdlclne ~ a . P~~ ­ ClQ'Ua Jenklnlon and Pat" Durst. delpbia unlverst\y. His odlce hour.:~ WIUJi!m a,ueoer ,...lved the aft! frotn 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. and prillf _(Or £hit indit COmtC coitUme lrom 6 p. to 8 p. m. ' DI!IAPd lor tho best 1 ~1. · "" . ATTEND WDGI: MDTING let ~ere.n ~and cake Were oserved. - ·- 'fhe Rebel\:&b loda:r:· lL\ Dexter ~, held thelr r'egular · '"~t,tl$ Th~rs~ . NU&I~ ENTIRTA.~NEU day eV\!nlnK. Ar~r · the / Close "of . todse a procra.m was enjoyed. EWe Frecker of Clleat:cr ·The tOllowtnr -visitors from · Poplp deJlthtfully entertained the ~uraes rOJ attended: Mr. and Mn. Ch&S. of ~ Holt.er hospital &rid thell Neue, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anfrl.tnda at. her home rec-:~ntly iJt. drews, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob RolJer, NmM of her birthday ~nnlversary Mrs. cora Warner, Mrs. EJrurta. 'nle home wa1 beauttfully de- Fou, Mrs. claude Darst, Mrs. I cor,ted. In keepln(l wtth tiN! Hal· Chas. Orueser. Mrs. Nellie Smith, kJwtl'en aeaaon with refreshments ¥f8. Walter Mceunougll., Mrs. Joe ccmalatm& of douahnuts and elder Rubin, M,rs. David Wablon, Mrs, and a blrthdQ cake, decorated with Lena Brni~h. Mrs. Mary Harrl.s., candlel; were served at Ute elofte of Ml8ses Freda Warner and Gertrude the enjey8ble evening. dtmctna: and Smith, Rev. o . w. WUllams, Lester m.ae were the dlvtrslon ot the eve Hart, JROOb Mees and · Chester AnDlnl. Mile Louise Thomp110n, Dour- drewa. Refreshments were serve<.!. Ju . ctrcle and Norman Rose furn~ the music. Thirty-one guest.e NEW DAVOHTER ~.· of SURPRISE PARTY N\J!s QarleUa OhltnBer entertain• ed. i: number of her JOUDK rrtend.a · aer:.-home on M~,tlbertY av·:mue rindy. exenl~ 21 with a llowe'en parfY..' ; · · 'ltlOee preaeat were Thelma YO\dif, ~line · Ebersbl.ch, Eileen Mat:Un. ~Martatet Lt.wrence, Yo- I II during ELBERFELDS OCTOBER SALE is a good time to select your Winter Coat-Hundreds to select from-the finest materials, the newest styles, the best nat~onally known manufacturersFor the October Sale.:._There are Five Price Ranges Slaes 38 to st. pe-r pockets. ° HALLOWE'EN PARTY I II It pays to take advantage of the sales at Elberfeld_s-and now Slses 32 to 50. The jacllel.l are blr "*' Elizabeth ~:verywbere. fullnt:lii Tutsday. November 3, 1s election lr& OJ'QM. 21, or Letart, w. va.. hi h tl th ....n .. wlll tmd Jfeel Blair. 18, of CottacevHie day, at w c me e •-d b open at 8:30 o'clock a.. m., and. W. Va,. wert taken 1nto cus ...... Y Y t.lo8e at 6:30 p . m. unleM there are CO\PitJ ofllcera Tburaday ntrht fol- voters waltina in llne to cut their 1ow1n1 an aeektent whk:h occurred talk.t.s In w h 1 o h caae the at UM lnt.enecUon o1 Ash street and polls ~hall be kept open until Ruch 8out4 Third avenue 11,1 Middleport. waltlna voters have voted. Beabout 11~ o'clock. tween the hours of 12 o'clock noon On:lu told t.he oflcers \ha.t he and 6:30 p. m ., 1a a 1eaal part hoUWU drl\l'lnl eut alon1 A.$h street do.y. Municipal and township of! land. ljlOUld not make the curve at cera,. members of board6 Df educathf tnt.enection of Thlrd. The car tlon. jud&:es and clerU of pollee CGmpletely demolished when 1t and municipal courts and jusUceto ldl :the road and cruhed into a of the peace are to be elected ProP.Ole· posed amendmE:nt.s to U1e con~;Utu­ . ~unt)' oftleera 600J1 arrived a~. tlon, .l aws. orttinanees and measures the .~~:c:ene, d1scovered a gallon I!Ubmitted and other questions m· aUced whle,_Uy near the aceldent. propcsltlons are alao to be voted on. t.ntral pl1001 of whJatey had rpllt~. the oJiictro &aid, and Jut.u A SLIP UP nowtd lnto the atreet. A rifle, fulIJ"ioacJed wu also found In the car. Michi1an an-:1 Ohio will have Id'Croaa and Blan were broU&ht t.o entical color schemes ror 1932 11tllf! oount.y JaU and when ques· cenae plates, secretary of State f.l~ by oftlcero aald they dld noL OJ.arenoe J. Brown, has learned . ~ each oLher. orosa told &herlft Acreement la made two yeal"8 In adTracY that he left home Thur.s- vanciJ between and amon11 states, a:; daf evtmiJll, had driven to Hunt· to colon. A chan11e tu adminlstra · mpon and was returning home. tlon in MlchJgan caused the !illp-up He picked Blaili up u a hitch in the Ohlo-M.Ichigan dupllcntbn hiker near Qallipolill, he aaid, and the new authorities not havlllJ! aUe1· drlvlna a mile or ao farther been acquainted with the workln~s ptcked another hitch hiker up, arransement, says Secrel.ary Bww1· ~bose name he dk1 not know. Work on the plates had so far l)ro He elalmed that IN! d1d not know p-eued In both sLates, when Lho: uw fdlbkeoy was In hll car and d~scovery was made that nvthlng aJan allo knew not.hlnB abuut lt. can be done about it, and ror thl' Wb.ili uked about the rifte. Croll! ftret time m years neighborln&: -~ -be had been rabb1t htmtlna ttates wm use very similar nlates. on.\lnday afternoon. A check writ- Q1le polnt or dltference is that the ten· ap and endoned by R. R. Car- word MichiK&n appears at the top .' to tbe amoun~ ot f25 was of the" ... plate while in Lhill staLe Jn 01"08' pouesston along Ohio BPPI*rS at the bottom. 1f . a money baa eontalnl"lla about 'l!;ilo In dimes. OHIO COAL OUTPUT 1ftllm otrtoera arrived at th t aeene o1 tbe acc:ldent, Blaag and The output. of coal from Ohio orr- were att.emptlnr to aet away . mlnee for the ftrst three weeks ::>f '11ley told the oftlcera about the September totaled 1,284,000 ton~. other fellow who had been with which Indicated an estlma.Led t.onthean. but be escaped before the naae of 1,700,000 for the moQ.th. Durinl thill time approxlritately poUee could set Ill.... CroN told ~leers he wu tbc 20,000 mlners were working in 427 10n qf Ottlo Cross ~ prominent mlnee. Owin11 to a slack In transmerehant of letart. Both are be- portat.ion to lake porta there waa u. bll hekl .here pendlng the fl Una of ehrlnkall!l over the previous month t:bqea. ~b wtll p~y In· but, *be. ol¢put undoubtedl)r w1ll lneJUdo. tro~>~~lb'lltlod ot liQuor, ...,.. crealie' ·-dua-tftr ·Oeiober and Ndvem~ aeuloft Or Uquor, and reckleu drlv· ber owln11 to domeaUc consumpt:.ion and lncreued atlel!l by retallera. tnr. lof'l118... PIIDJ'd,. a 92c: ELECTION DA. Y -- onrall&-a.t • priee for this ad-a rar~Mnt new lower Bac, Are F ound In DemoI• i1hed Machine II ELBIRFELDS OCTOBER SALE 8~~~~~:11111t. UOUNTY OFFICERS f.o·llOWIN·c CR~S H Pl..,v., -d-:82 y..,. Rifle, till TUPPERS PLAIINS ~· MAN PASSES AWAi ltralUes Of .\pi ., ,,Ji ./ ~e rrillltary~ PfePII.m.lj There wm be no peace In Europ~ and · no dlsannamenL throughout world., Borah sa.ld, until the iniquities and Jnjustlces or the Versailles treaty are corrected. He meuLi 1 ed speclftcally the amputation the pollach corridor from Oermnny and the partition of Austria-Hun - 1 Lamar In Or darlng that Ohio 11 confronted to ban stllhtaeera over-zealous in I en1as«t a merchant J)oliceman .b1 ·with the slrange sttuatlon of btlnk.s '"souvenir hunt.lng." ThettB of Ia IWJ battle at the I'ICI'ne o.f the 1.. · · 1e f th& robbery. · pu:e-ctly solvl'nt and well-.?'un- Dowen and P ces o wrea were The policema, Thomas L. SancJ: a(tad- yet cloolna their doJr.s At- reportrod . en who l1red nve shot.s at lhe 1 l:::rn,:y General Gilbert Bettman 1 after the latter shot h.irU t-ocla'l_ lalcl the resp:>nslblllty for 1 VE one~ and attempted to fle e. wu.'s the Sltuat.lon at the feet of bahk LINDBERGHS ARRJ confined 1n city hospital. His con• pry. depc£itors. -{ IAT SADDENED HOME dltlon was not regarded aa lif!•·lods. · Moreover. Borah declared he E:r;:~aklng over tJle r<J to i:r ... i __ AlthoUih wcun1ed 1n the low.eif~red complete cancellation yf 1st.atwn W L W here. Ute A~- 'I INS- I part ct the abdomen and the !calp, re rations. even to the uncond.i- t::rnry Gm:>ral asserted thal Ohln s Englewood.~- J .. Oct . 24the :routh ~scaped from the }KIIIct~ ticm I annuities Oerrnony obllgatei"l ~ltuat.lou ctemand.s "revived oonfld- lnnocent, hapP,., baby smiles of man and ran to tbe oftlce of a dQC:her aetr to pay France under t.he cno! In our banking lnsUtuuons 00 Ulelr son today ~ed the IIOr- ( tor two blocks away whoo ,~;~~~~o'!i YOWtg, plan. u that were done he the r.art ol all deposit m. toU•;Iv - row ot Col and · ..Charles A. · ed illce H Jate ~ n Bald, tit would advocate canc~lla- 1cd up by_a concerted mc\·em<!nt •·1J Llndber&h in the bouse itt mourn- theP~-itale ::Sere aia.acnes tJon or Europe's debbi to the Unit- theL.· part, whc.•l ~tl.stierl d tn, Iins :" wh~ lr~l ~jed ~bru=~ ht& 1ecoveey was doubttul · 1''lsl•: soun~ess and honeat man- ly usero::; ~ deat:ncrr ,:,: Lind: 1 sanders. according to the ed states, but on no other baala. ed~:Sasy ~'::~:J:n~!,n todalhftle- ~~~n~ ~tll=~ ·C:,:un~~.~ :t'lh's father, Senator nWtaht w. ceporttllt,•n~~~eddoollire yo ullia · •11o...-.: Morrow ~ 00 01 Ions dispatcheS to acquaint Parlil 1ng that the withdrawal of deposlt.s They .landed U..P::H last nlaht at . Rtore with an armload of -~' ;: :c with these tldJnas. And from the except for needed CUl'l'll!nt purpo&es Newark airport after having mad<' suits and disappe-ar 1n cable oftlces they dashed to Inform Ia ~th tmpatrlotic and shol t~611fh. a cro•uHxmt.lnentl I'IJtht In aLorm 1be c.m.cer wulted at the _: :: __--: M. Laval or wha.t Senator Borah ed. , , and 101 from Vtctorta.. B. c ., In 30 the prowler SOOll had IIB.ld. 'llle cue of Obto 11 'strange sit~ houn 12: minutes 1\telr actua 1 Sanders ordered n tvideniJy netted the Premtet, uat.k.n." of banD, Bettman said, Is ftyinll .Ume wu t9 hours and ;) scume ensued c;·--;, (Continued ,00 pap three) COo.AtlnueiJ on J:Ml8 dX) minute& occu!Ted. ° ~f I yo~i.h �' "'''l'! DAD..Y T AmUNI: POMEROY THE DAlLY TIUBUNE POMEROY \~--G~~g·A;~~~d In Washington His Monument of Eternal Light OHIO SUNDAY OOTOBER :&a l!Sl OHIO By ROBERT S ALLEN ....... . . -* . . . ____ ,.............- ...... _.. . . I ................ Middleport EagiP. Ridge ...... 'l. . . . . . 'h News, Jolm60n moved b :..:; .wntl.Y from t.he J W :MCOWloulh farm t.o RIWibow Monday Mr &nd Mrs. Luther Mcc:aead a.nd daughter Jua.nlta 1peot Batur da). and Sunday with Oeo Prtd Job V "IPD'• Greaa PBOHa Ill L I k. And famll y B y ROBER1 8 on ' '!Ill I N s Stafr Cor ~p:mdcnt \ w as mst.o11 0< t :!~nato Nor 1:1 a Kl Mr W1ci.erllham wa y be seen any day graz.l g peax fu :1 l.oyethe 01 ll we kept VIrgin ~ Ia\\ ove r ook ng the broad Poto moo Ti cy are pet lambs presented o Secretary or LabQ and Mrs Doa;c by f ends to their V rllnln es tate Notre N1d OUr Ne~t located nea h ~:~tor c ArUnston cemetery Sena w No rls 1s black and Mr Wtckersha.m is white Mrs Doallt 5 ~t& lhey v.ere named by the r donors We a e ve y fond at: Lhe n to d CCCI t gue11ta They II!I:IGI J'WQIMNO COMPANY rotoo..,.~IIO!t-Cl!l!lii!JI.4 fw • Ulnlol C!lllolo llol lllrJ. ~ftl).... AllvnTu'!'O ~IUIIIIT.t.'fflu ~ llew Ynrk aDd. ~ I TH<JA,A& 1:01$L'N S 1-11=1'0: WL'I~I~'" r• I 'I I \ fi_:0•:u1r'Ti and of wbGmlt woa •ld In Joba 7 •e, !,.~~~S.W..Iw..a.&q:« 0. Herman Frank and cbJI IP"'''' cal t'd o n Mr and Mrtio Pre<l WCIIlc Sa day evenlnt A P Tuttle was Eiat da} c. 'oiarlctta visit S naLor Gore of Oklahoma who one term tn tne Be mte wtts defeated and then e electd laa :~-ea A I hough blind he lS one of h mos zea o s ilOOk lovers lhe Cap ta He had a library oi over 50,000 volumes 1 Hut cou.stant pu cba.ses ol new llooks is U e despa r ol M Oorf! Hs home h re s ped high th I them n.nd the 'C a e thou~:~an t:; sto e nwny n he ~aseruc \t or th Cap t.ol Whe ve n I s t ave s.. h e om to a n \\ c y tl e Be ato mn cdia ely rnA c I qurr es tlbou n e est np; bwk sl ops He then browst>E abo t hen !o J ou ii searching fo desirable buys HI:! mtkes a p rcl uses by h s ~ nse of touch By Jobn P Medbury ::;erved 111:115. I NEVER MAN '/ e CHI\IST S BENEDICTION-Peace I leave with you my peace I g1ve unto you not QS the world l'lveth give 1 unto you Let not your heart be troubled ne1ther let tt be afraid --.John 14 27 ' ( ~' ~ _,.,.. - w- The Convement Center of ------ - --- ~ .;::::: :--: FLORIDA • l and bustle wben the ~-- - -== only re~ordtJ bem• accomphshed among our auto1no, 1 bale traveling publ c are those of Jncreaamg deaths snnu,-1 ally It 11:1 mdeed comfortmr to note what the rallroads art 8CCOR)pllshmg They are dolDJ§ a worthy work and the) are betterang results not thru mere (.;hance nor haphaz ' ard work by thelr employees but on the contrary be,ca<Jse they anq an the workmen are makmg a study of cond1 ttonij makmg rt their bu.smess to be sure th(y are right before they break forward Naturally such efforts a:rl bound to be rewarded Wbtle our autom.obtle deaths arc constantly mountmg untll they have reached the staggermg amount of mort.: cles ot diet of coun than 30 ooll' annually tho Booton and Albany the Santa COLON B:r JAMIS RYAN Fe and our own Chesapeake and OhiO railroads have op Pt>rhapa we e not INS Stqtf Cor e~;po cW!1. ter all sa d a dair off a erated for the past 14 years Without a passenw:er fatality Colon R p Oct 24--Whlle the cussing the ma.tt.l'l of cow d Think of such a mark Thwk how proud every man world 88 OJ. whole ta. n o1 depress Ithe lnternat anal Ne vs e c lon hna.ma. and the Can&l Zone respondent We lllll.Y t a e k h I tl ons must be It t oo k muc h wor muc th oae organza to the iront as the cr.J:l spol ered fOR eth • o! rettl a ue education much effort however. to achleve.reuch l. record temiUue unt.ouehcd by ftnan pe~ ,U.vo~ Nola ccm nc woes on Ia banana flavo Imagb AR. a matter of fact railroads throughout the country Rei! ug almo ~ (, tlrely po the a f ield for promot on n s u have been domg some worthwhile things Jn thlS respect vast gq.:vroll& of the United states some keen buslne.t:s man and Ohto which enters and leaves Pom ~ptnt In Pano.qumlan s hops n ostly produce bana.nl\8 ll rj crca w The c'~esapeake Q by American employees 11nd w tl out the banana& We m uh e n eroy oncC! each day except Sunday hail operated mort! no portant ndUDtrl e or ht!r ow feed our cows sttawber es ond P o w tb the exception of wo c;r tb ce duce strawberry milk o than SIX b1hon eight hundred and eiahty nu1hon passen brewer e11 to wor y about P11.nama feed then chocolate a d ger tri..l}f!ij Without a p~enger fatality (A pasl!enger m1Je alta comfortably back to enJoy the chllcolate n lk The pcbs b prOBperlty made possible by Unc amazin~r is hadtlng one passenger one mile ) Bam'& o~upa.tlons of the ca al Turnlpg from the fa c 1 W.h{:n Qur CJ.Utomobtle~ and their drivers reach •u•m I Zone evor the Kovernmenl off c Oanal Zone emplOyees house1 o.L taJncd stou! y tha a IJu a stat~ df proficiency the da1ly papers Will not be prmtlng CC¥t by t.he government of the u ~~onP.B a. dl:il' wlll kee r e ;',i~ ,,,;;,.,:_ hsts oL auto VICtims daily as they are doing now but that Led States are a carefree lot They 11 W&~ o. I M .spent! freely buylns the th ng cows wh recently 1 'l8 d time til a long long t1me m the future These thmp shouh.; they most desire Panamla cal te1.1ts the hca u be considered by the motormg pub he when they contem chant& profit and n c:1nse uenc Ca 1 Zo business thr eves In Co o a d plate 1~tps especially Jaunts of long duration and coverm11 Pannma. city where Pay Day h~stle TAMPA l .,.,____ ~~ ....~-- ---~ DURING THIS PERIOD of 1i Mr W the Jon lonlty and devotion ol tte I>IOPI•Li- bO ln~with t,. everr fold ud cftvtot lh M dren spent Friday w th Oeo l"recl erick. and a!nu y Cha.a Babcock and family apent SundaY wlth his pare1 ts :Ur and Mn; W 11 Babcock at Evera:reen Harry Spencer and Beveri,J WoUc spe t Sunday with P R Orr aud Ia Uy Mr .arui Mr.; Ray nand Frank we ha e to lock. h1m up fo a wh le ck~ s ham 16 a ways a pe feet aen len an I I \ (111. ..... ~ .. &Jf11"dHd• All NIIJ!OQo ,_blq doetrino or "I~ ,..,pp iiJI.-~....,. creed l(thqare to lli.ve 1.D7 claim "-~...t!! Of J.... the Chrbt whoae ,ora fti • I I Dmae-'l'lllDef Oqrplra- • nt:• ••'-""' llf r.i. ool alilltllltllf JIOil. Mr and Mr&. W H Wolfe Bev er y Wolfe and Harry Spencer spent Sunday evet lnl with tbc for ner 5 uncle and &Wlt Mr and M -s Wll Zehm at Keno U> Olm I ,. .,.44 01111 r.1, ALLEN The Playground of America 5Hlne~ WaPWick.,., I CHAPTER Lll J m saw the startled exchange oE fl'lancea between Martell and Sant as llsham was surp sed 10to this self bet(ayal the r already awa~ned 11us p c on& evidently suddenly deepened by th 1 revelat on that h 1 P;retended 1nirnnty could only llavo been a blmd or a. d sguJse Just at first nO Ol'le apoke Slowly the g~rl wened her eyes from her mome~tary fa ntncu as llsbam held <her tn h1s anhs. 1-I am all ngbt aow thank you ,. she said. Martell bOW hlll'rled t~rd her all solKJt ous concern "Y9U had better he down for a liule w~i,le, my dear Sant l not ced a fire Jn the library 1 wonder lif!mlgbt-" .. Oh, of courst! ll sa Blair might 111:e to rest on the cou~ there. I II get some brandy-• Bu• I am aU nght, really now'" Helen protested. It wa1 only a pass r)JJ faiPtnes&. 1 don t ,mot to • - I:"--------------------·---, SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD r"I . --..........- ........_,. :h:;r:~~~;:~:r~:~~h!! ~:.~~;~:.:;c~:·::~n:~~.: 7:l~ aml~::~~n:;~~t•~d: .:~:' -~~0~~~-- . ' in goo~ bea~th than has the automobile traveler or dr1ver These thmgs are worth studymg th"',•m~.·,b~,',, ',~,,co~n;;",,~' Hotel Hillsboro TAMPA 8 LAltGt;ST IIO'UL OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL noubl~ lo•isl~ SilO: wit atife tO" walk from the rOOl't With Martell and Sant support ng ht:r I ought to have known beltl!r than to n1ent on Cteyke s murder ao h11r he,npg Jlsham sa d as if to l 1q:a1elf· with • htth: frown Then a fa nUy amused smUe seemed to to'll-c;h the raJher cynical face ami be gaTe 1 shrnE" Wr.ll that a tha~ He dropped back nto hlt c:ha r no longer troublm11: to keep up thl.t fie twn o( lameness. Jlm turned toward him al d to speak but remefttbered t~ the door was wide open behtad them. They wa ted 1n tlllentlll for Sapt apd Martell to retum •1 hope :td ss Bla r IS better?' Jim asked u the two men came ba~k oto th~ room. Central F1repro0f S.t~n; Hei.t ~ Ra~ioa H ome hke Atmosphere Large Aary Room• Spnc1ous Lobby Mezzantne and Outdoor Balcony Barber Shop Beauty Parlor Bat tie Creek Turktah and, Ruas1an Bathe aDd many other Converucncet "'Top o the Town D1n1ng Room ap,d Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We 1nvtte you to hve at $6 to $9 Eu1c >can The HILL 58 0 R 0 Amcr1can Weekly rate~ and L B Skmner Pres C J Jackscn M,r foldera on apphcat1on Telephone M 5541 IRONY Disasters Hit 38 States-in Past Ye;n· upon the <' of tbe Canal Zontl o t.hc Re e1 te put! t.: 0n":l of the most BIG st;UH£5 COMING IG SLASHES ARE expected to be made In the highway )Udget for 1932 accordmg to the outlook at the pieH ent time dqe matnly to the short.stghtedness of our last legtslature in rnakang over old laws mto new an.es Espec1 ally P9:Qr JUdgment wus shown m draftmg the new law relating to the autom 11Jtle tax In sptte of the many ob jectton~ from newspapers all over the state (of w~tch th1s ~u)>ll;t,.,on vl'as one) the legislator. went right ,along with'"'··'·:-:, their tfe• shut perf.ctly obltv1ous to what should have been P.latn as any fact could be-namely that makmg thl! opang~ m tax rates and removmg the personal tax 01 rna chines was bound to )lroduce a deficit if any change was riRid any one • B'"r"er .1~11tber • ' reqm e B • + ' • ' • • + • • • + I + + "' • • , • •• \ • 1 e OM •• ,. R ed Cross relel in twe tythrce p bile gave more than $10 000 001 1.1lates Tha otb.er tlisasters were and the Arne lean A.ed Cross • ., wltbnut O:J:ccnt on ea red on s nul proprfated •5 000 000 from lb tro•• tanooualy with t1 e dr ll.i t relief ur)' The cost or the olber dl,alter and placed a heavy burden not ral et operaUona was horn& from thllll a on& uJ)OD. the runda oflhe nat onal Red Cross treasury and local !unde Red Cross but upon Its trained per- contr buted in the stricken c:ommu nltlcs aonnef or dlllaster relief workers At. the peak o! the drought roller Thle d !laster work of th& Red: more than two m Ilion pars(lns were Cros11 le supported ln Part from the being fed c o ed or a:lven othor fl.I\1 qJ-1 re .ll cal for n em ben whlcb help and in all o! the work more occlll's ell'Cb fGI'l' till~'!te~ Ntullltlca than 2 750 000 men women atl:d Day and T!iank81ivlng DA'y Etch cllldren were cared for by the Red person who :lolna a11 a member ot Cross tl e Red Gross Ja contrll:mUng to Funds for tbe drouffht reuer w4p'e wa.rd this erroeUve and Important obtallled in lJ:art. thnnu;h publie emergney reUef. should calamltlet coatrlbutloaa. becauiJe of the oc.ou~uywheJ'e arreciilaa: live• Cf ultude ot the uq,mber& affacte4. Tlle i))elr fellow dtl.ll!loe. m-. 01 Yee I t~ nk so thanlcs Motb1ng much 1,he matter JUs a mere pass n1r f~mtness " Martell saad He turned to the man w th the crutches Our sympa.th es seem rather to have bleen wasted in yoUr c:ase Mr II· aham he: added blandly My lamebess you mean1" lG q~red the other man cool y ..Well 1f you could call 1t fa\ne nt'ls dra.wled Martell "Of course one QUI do things In m~ota of ttress or emergeacy tlJat Qne Carmot do at oormal times i'C!tumed Ilsbam q01te anpertrubed and ;af my groggy foot puGuhes D;Le fQr it ;after'watd-t~tll that • my own afla11• .. For me this pretense of lalltt'nesa t1rpla ns a lot broke 10 Sant W tb a gry susp ~ori He aeemed un ne"ed all on edco ud his manners suffered It wu you I suplWlse who ma•qaeraded u Severn JUS~ now out. ,: de thl1 wmdow,. "Masqueraded~ But-how do you knO"W it wat a masquerade? You d dn t tbink .that at lirat parned U •ham with famtly ral1ed e1ebrowt. ~~ remember r;ou had J~Od Jmphorung as I came to the Dtd yGu by aDy chance find out t bat Severa after ab W 1t0t "e ;capod fU The tbnut ,.. deadly Ia hslmpK. :atJoa. Sant's faec went a tiulo wh .,. n' He had made a slip there. ::U:artell real1ztd 1t, too He ~ himself ato tJie breach Jronlcally pohte "Jf 1t costa you .eo much pa111 to u( your foot, I re!P'et more thaD ftl' m,r. daughter'• auddca. fa~at 1e11., ,. B•t Jlarten was ci'DIIilll blt.det lritll aD a.atqollist u dexterous at dmself "'Yoa are fti'Jicift4. Bat that waa roar reputation aa Buen01 All'ta. of :oune-bdote fOil had so regret :ably to leave JOUr tat in the Ann da do ll&yo.• And tbl1 tbne k wa1 M:artelr• tura to 1tart u4 ebanse dot: -a,. tho .,.,,- added. U.bam Martla wu yoar lll!lftlllt Oftr there [ thl*. Dt: l(utelll" For • moment llarteU teemed to ...e • btwer: HilantaiOirist bad trawa •1oo4. A ..rift. ttartte4 ..- - ....... _ . .... - . , . . . brblnd the tmted glasses. Fear The sudden s lence that followed was prcgnanL Through 1t came a knock at the doot Mart o appea ed Some one on the telephone for Mr W')' ter sr" Jim h ned out to the telephone AI he waa c ou ng the hall 11 thought made h m pause He t ned as of casually to the DliiD&ervant. 'Marun do you en~; regret the old days llt tbe Aven da de Mayo It was a ahot 10 the dark. But ]1m had just 11eeu the effecc on Ma tell of llsham 1 rderedce tO thl\t strce' io Buenos A rea and to Ma tu' 1 unsuapcc«!d assodat on w th h1m tbere. One glance at the man r. face was enough to satiSfy J m tl al t waa ad sturb ng memory for Mar ttn"Youve '""' got tlll tomorrow morn Ina Mart n H be added' n th~ same guardd wo ce. "But th .. l s probably the outside l m t • • }1m took up the rete ver volee anawered h m. Oh 1~1 you J Gmy? It was D II laaked fot or me ... ~t to ask for-but It doe!in t really matter Someth ng's happened at Manorways-and we want you to cr.one back at once It was not ke M lly s u al cheer !FuJ votce. Thert' was a no c of st a n lQ its urgericy --y.That has happened 7 W at s wroo.r? cr ed J n qu ckly .. I CliO t even CJ.: n to exrla n un t I 1 see JOU And you n s 1 be alanned ) mmy Eve y g's a r ght now only we ve ad a. un nerving espe:r1ence-.. .. llloUI ng's h11ppened to K~tthar ine1' J m s vo c.c reH c cd l sud en anXIOUS alarm at these myst r ous hint-. Didn t I say th,at everytll ng'a all nght now?" answered M lly B t we vc bad rather a shOtk. No Inn t talk over the phone.. Only 11 was ratbet fr gl teh ng-and we shal feef ha:pp et when you and 8 II are back He:t YDICt: st II SOlUJded f[ ghtened J m thclught "'Why, of course. We Jl come at A patro mans rcet are t ne<:e&'lari Our OarD. VaudniUe \f:lte betwlni ror money but Its Petlt oner- WJJl you sign up Co worse to have her demand ng It the nbo shment of the 18th Amend ments? SGCJal MoompUshmen-. Voter- Yes If you re sure U a t B g so w althy hat you can wont lnterfer~ wtth my lr k ng have your mo Q8ram t!ng ro ed on tbe go dfish FlnahelaJ Nete The 1ellow who says he Me l'OUI'e RJrht dough to speak of ts probably Churches are f 1e lnstttuuons ce vlng hllllh money but e;ofas and autOJJJobl 1 arc olllo popular p aces of worsb p FKAR No1 o y I played on tl t England Socla.l Errors to the country MetropUtan Menaees Our reformerB seem k> want t'Very thlnl shut up on Sunday exoop1. tlle!r own mouths. ]deal D..U...beU. The sapp) htiSba ld who sat p In bed and struck A match to see I his v lfe put the light out Flnancla.l Its bad enough Worries to have NllD and Veld The Los Angele.s houseWII<! Who 1 so good at swattlnl flies that &hr: wants to enter herself In tlt'Xt ye&r s your Olympic Rarnes. •..iwft B~~.:; lilt at this writing ldr and Mrs Jamq Stanley anQ Mr a d Mn vernon Sloan and three ch dren speo Ba.t~day litt e da gbter of Perrysburg o Dl&:ht. w th Kate Sinc)Oif and spent several days at the home ni famifll ~ he former s mother Mrs Lillie G A. Mart n and fami Y ~ Douglass 'Ibey returned to their Sunday e\-en ng w th Nettie Rtoatt n home Saturday at Pratts Fork Mr and Mrs Clint Hudnall a.nd Cltnt Hudns.JI and ran tly weft two I tt e sons Harley Whaley Mr 1\ ek e d vis tors of M s Katie Btq and Mrs Loyd Stncls.ir and llttle clair 1_ dn.ughte and L &Zle Marun and Mr and Mrs V E O)Oane arm son Ca I were recent guestH of Kate daU&"hter have, returnea tq Pe~ Blncla r burg alter a weelul v~t WJ~I\ ,tllf Noel 8 ncllllr Is abJe to return to tormer s mother Mrs Llllle Dcn,vsc:hoo ags.ln s.tt.er four weeks of lass ~ !Uness Mr and Mrs Arthur Martlb Helen VanNest vir; ted with Revll cal ~d on Dehver Va.t\Ntst. aijl Dl:!ugla...~ Sunday ram ly SundiL)' Mrs R E Dougltw and children Heleh VanNes~ spent Sunday wJ.tl were guests Sunday of Mr a td Revs1. and Avery Doultlu t " Mrs Dnwson Meeks Mr and Mrs Merle SloaM 4! Hazel Yerkt!y has employment In Toledo spent a lew days w th ~ .t\,thenti Doug a.s recently Mr nnd M IS fl E oqugla.<; artd Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin and son Carl were reeent guests of sons Gera d and Alton w~re vlslit or t Shade Sunday w U Dawsoo .lames W cldlam and -rami y Dl:!rls McCumber who underwent MeekS and ran y Alsa Clara. M¥ an operation two weeks ago at Hoi Perry acecmpanled them P ze hospital is slowly lmprovlllg at M s Maud Frost SOl Jr and daa that Institution 1ghte Thed11 who h11ve bef! 1 1 •Jtfl George McCumber has been very typhoid fever are now recovering:~ poor Y for the paat three months ls There w ll be o. pie social llt ~ slowly Improving Bea wal ow scnool house Frl~ Mrs Mae Wha ey ts on the s ck oc 23 I <oqM: ..Sant you 11 excuse U! If we run away at once?" he sad Mrs Gay son bas rung up ra I er urgent ytbe JMs&age was really fot you B II -· Addison ""But wby-• B 11 had jumped face suddenly anx ous Both Sa:nt and Martell seemed to be look 108 at J m intently "Oh M lly d dn t explain I said •And since you re gong cut n Usham. peri aps you wont m nd g v og me f I ft. Mu.stn t outs ay my wek:ome'" he ad Jed w lh a gleam of cynical humor I.Jsham d d not offer to shake hands wath etther Sant or Martel ne ely vouchsafing a I ttlc cool lo mal bow 1 I and Mr!! H B Bng a1d daughtCI ol Co umbus ...rere t1 e w ek c d g ~t.s of the parents Mr n rl M s Dav d Car nan ann si.sler Mrs J H DeL11.ne.v an I M ,, lo I- - - - - - -- M Ms LHNelson eve lng wltl the I Sa em Jm '"'" WARNING ' t ' t an ... (Another Chapte1 of Sto1y On Page S1x 1 1'1\fd 1 e nt'ffi not he rr 1 Mr and Mrs Roy Rupe had as R ak 11 1 t 11 10 1 t e I cr guests Sunday Mr nnd Mrs C E Rothgeb and two I ' ~ e e ono who I fl!l I r e 0 .., of ( d 't1 not f't n fro r.loughters Lois Marie Berry Vir gl ij\. DeLane~ and Virgin a BIJ?g 8 k l: o!Coumbus I fPLol Fred Ca.rman spent Sundo.y wit't fu ) Allen S"' sher of [Jtt e Kyget. The home of Mr and Mrs Ed Rothgeb WS.B the BCBne ot very pleasant gathering Friday evening Oct 16 when nei8'hbors and reJa t ves came In to help Mrn Rothgeb celebrate her birthday a!ter a so e a.l l our Refreshments of hom h 1 ~: mede ice cream and c.nke was kn t I n t " rf' t served ThOBe pr IR!nt were Mrs I ord hns 1111 o n peol le J H Berry a.nd daughter Los Mrs e nne v;l o Jt()(''l In his n Ocru-ge Becken Mr and Mrs Davis / a e tru l tor 1 s S4'l' I('{' Butche r and ch ldren Mr and Mr~ IV Paul Before Galllo (n Sterile Roush and children Mr 17) and Mrs C E Rothgeb and two 1 1 11 daughters Mrs s R earn an and P t;e llt;:lllnst lim ( ii n Fred lllld Pauline Fife all de 1S) rJ PY -cu I m ot P su d parted at a late hour wish ng Mrs 1 lng IDP to \\or~ p Go I en trll ~ t Rot! geb many more happy blrtit ll e a w day11 2. U I o s lee Ilion (vv 14 Hl) He Mr o.nd Mrs J H DeLoney had f decide I tl at t 1 not hill N n ~n ns their dinner gue&ts Sunday Mr to aettle tll!!~pntt's eonee 11 ng mat and Mrs. H B Bing of Col1mbus N8 ot t1 c Jf>1\ sl JA v M1 and Mrs. B R Carman and 'lJ 8os 1 e es 1 enlen (Y 17) 1 Mr and Mrs Da.vld Carman n 11 Mrs Mary Jane R theford re prubah Y I e "'a a eadlnl tl e turned to her home at Kyger Bat j nth't k uron P ut n ~ Ort'ek11 u -d~~oy having spent the past three ~"* Ued tu In e B)'mpatllftd wilh Wt'l!k.s with Mr an 1 Mrs David Paul 'l, eretore t1 ey tnroed arllnet Canna.n Ilia tlllQ&DI • j FORD I 1 I 1 I Don t ake bad worse M r e 1,. he cned warn ngly W an ff o d to quarrel amon& ourselves now of tlmesl Martin ha.d drawn back half cow enng yet half 4c6ant. • • • ..Don t do what you I be so ry for llaham had IOQe but someth ng Martell as long as you I vel I e biS eom ns bad brous:ht I ngered be sad nalowmeanngvoce hscyu hlod like an in.tang~ble tb rd pr~sence an ouldermg and baleful nol in the room where Sallt and Marten threatemng-but I m ghc be 1m danger AL Far A 1addea dl1qu et ng fear tblt twJtehetl utleullt at thelr Martell looked at him hard for a aonet. whlapcriq insistently of Then w thout a not he• dani(Cr where tbt'y had aever moment word be turned and went back nto daumed danger could tlDit. the room. Wbo eoakllbbam be? (To 8• Cotltllwt4 Tomorrow) U.til - h t S..t had ....... ____________, • y e hi" J,(lr I to rom" hP and and I sot Mrs He en D eklnson and Mr L L Fisher of CoJu nbu.s spent :\'1 If' e l..r rd ~ o Is ro 1 m Sunday former s 1 I not r 1 WI f'n one b othe Jesse Nelson .o.nd wife or s e r- u g tl co !II o ot 1 ANXIOUS told a somewbat anx ous B II exactly what bad b«D •a d over the .tde phooe. Both men were feeling more tban a 1 Ule troubled by M lly 1 lh'&QPI h,ints of someth ng fnght eDing What oonlcl haYe happened at Manorways dut as tbelr abst;nce' Bill jumped Uno the driver's seat and Jim and llsbam aot tD beh nd Aa the c:ar ahot up the dnve llsham said rather aa odd thins ..Rather gaM mpelf away just now d1da t l-over m~ crutches, 1 mean? But of cqune,"" he added mth a short laush .. I made that shp qu1te deliberate1;vl ARMnr lht' lntt'Wcents; a erat 8 1.!1 nt Ish ag schools are now ho d ng their d mesttc s le ee cGUrse!i n shoot ng ga e es YOUI Blackjacks and san1bays a e plentlfu the Middle West thaL toupees are now coming equipped w th shock absorbers. And Jim myst ficd and mo e than a Uttle aruaous burr ed back to the Aa they burned out to the car n Be once" up. h a pa r of pollee dogs I Prlee Bedaeed ON GENUINE FORD BATTERY FITS---80 percent of all make cars PLATES---13 heavy plates SEPARATORS-Made from Port Orford Ceda1 CAPACITY- Approximately 20 percent greater than the average low pnce Battery PRICE $7 25 or $6 90 and your old Battery Battery 8ROOKS-E8ERSB~CH Motor Company SALES MIDDLEPORT SERVICE POMEROY • �' "'''l'! DAD..Y T AmUNI: POMEROY THE DAlLY TIUBUNE POMEROY \~--G~~g·A;~~~d In Washington His Monument of Eternal Light OHIO SUNDAY OOTOBER :&a l!Sl OHIO By ROBERT S ALLEN ....... . . -* . . . ____ ,.............- ...... _.. . . I ................ Middleport EagiP. Ridge ...... 'l. . . . . . 'h News, Jolm60n moved b :..:; .wntl.Y from t.he J W :MCOWloulh farm t.o RIWibow Monday Mr &nd Mrs. Luther Mcc:aead a.nd daughter Jua.nlta 1peot Batur da). and Sunday with Oeo Prtd Job V "IPD'• Greaa PBOHa Ill L I k. And famll y B y ROBER1 8 on ' '!Ill I N s Stafr Cor ~p:mdcnt \ w as mst.o11 0< t :!~nato Nor 1:1 a Kl Mr W1ci.erllham wa y be seen any day graz.l g peax fu :1 l.oyethe 01 ll we kept VIrgin ~ Ia\\ ove r ook ng the broad Poto moo Ti cy are pet lambs presented o Secretary or LabQ and Mrs Doa;c by f ends to their V rllnln es tate Notre N1d OUr Ne~t located nea h ~:~tor c ArUnston cemetery Sena w No rls 1s black and Mr Wtckersha.m is white Mrs Doallt 5 ~t& lhey v.ere named by the r donors We a e ve y fond at: Lhe n to d CCCI t gue11ta They II!I:IGI J'WQIMNO COMPANY rotoo..,.~IIO!t-Cl!l!lii!JI.4 fw • Ulnlol C!lllolo llol lllrJ. ~ftl).... AllvnTu'!'O ~IUIIIIT.t.'fflu ~ llew Ynrk aDd. ~ I TH<JA,A& 1:01$L'N S 1-11=1'0: WL'I~I~'" r• I 'I I \ fi_:0•:u1r'Ti and of wbGmlt woa •ld In Joba 7 •e, !,.~~~S.W..Iw..a.&q:« 0. Herman Frank and cbJI IP"'''' cal t'd o n Mr and Mrtio Pre<l WCIIlc Sa day evenlnt A P Tuttle was Eiat da} c. 'oiarlctta visit S naLor Gore of Oklahoma who one term tn tne Be mte wtts defeated and then e electd laa :~-ea A I hough blind he lS one of h mos zea o s ilOOk lovers lhe Cap ta He had a library oi over 50,000 volumes 1 Hut cou.stant pu cba.ses ol new llooks is U e despa r ol M Oorf! Hs home h re s ped high th I them n.nd the 'C a e thou~:~an t:; sto e nwny n he ~aseruc \t or th Cap t.ol Whe ve n I s t ave s.. h e om to a n \\ c y tl e Be ato mn cdia ely rnA c I qurr es tlbou n e est np; bwk sl ops He then browst>E abo t hen !o J ou ii searching fo desirable buys HI:! mtkes a p rcl uses by h s ~ nse of touch By Jobn P Medbury ::;erved 111:115. I NEVER MAN '/ e CHI\IST S BENEDICTION-Peace I leave with you my peace I g1ve unto you not QS the world l'lveth give 1 unto you Let not your heart be troubled ne1ther let tt be afraid --.John 14 27 ' ( ~' ~ _,.,.. - w- The Convement Center of ------ - --- ~ .;::::: :--: FLORIDA • l and bustle wben the ~-- - -== only re~ordtJ bem• accomphshed among our auto1no, 1 bale traveling publ c are those of Jncreaamg deaths snnu,-1 ally It 11:1 mdeed comfortmr to note what the rallroads art 8CCOR)pllshmg They are dolDJ§ a worthy work and the) are betterang results not thru mere (.;hance nor haphaz ' ard work by thelr employees but on the contrary be,ca<Jse they anq an the workmen are makmg a study of cond1 ttonij makmg rt their bu.smess to be sure th(y are right before they break forward Naturally such efforts a:rl bound to be rewarded Wbtle our autom.obtle deaths arc constantly mountmg untll they have reached the staggermg amount of mort.: cles ot diet of coun than 30 ooll' annually tho Booton and Albany the Santa COLON B:r JAMIS RYAN Fe and our own Chesapeake and OhiO railroads have op Pt>rhapa we e not INS Stqtf Cor e~;po cW!1. ter all sa d a dair off a erated for the past 14 years Without a passenw:er fatality Colon R p Oct 24--Whlle the cussing the ma.tt.l'l of cow d Think of such a mark Thwk how proud every man world 88 OJ. whole ta. n o1 depress Ithe lnternat anal Ne vs e c lon hna.ma. and the Can&l Zone respondent We lllll.Y t a e k h I tl ons must be It t oo k muc h wor muc th oae organza to the iront as the cr.J:l spol ered fOR eth • o! rettl a ue education much effort however. to achleve.reuch l. record temiUue unt.ouehcd by ftnan pe~ ,U.vo~ Nola ccm nc woes on Ia banana flavo Imagb AR. a matter of fact railroads throughout the country Rei! ug almo ~ (, tlrely po the a f ield for promot on n s u have been domg some worthwhile things Jn thlS respect vast gq.:vroll& of the United states some keen buslne.t:s man and Ohto which enters and leaves Pom ~ptnt In Pano.qumlan s hops n ostly produce bana.nl\8 ll rj crca w The c'~esapeake Q by American employees 11nd w tl out the banana& We m uh e n eroy oncC! each day except Sunday hail operated mort! no portant ndUDtrl e or ht!r ow feed our cows sttawber es ond P o w tb the exception of wo c;r tb ce duce strawberry milk o than SIX b1hon eight hundred and eiahty nu1hon passen brewer e11 to wor y about P11.nama feed then chocolate a d ger tri..l}f!ij Without a p~enger fatality (A pasl!enger m1Je alta comfortably back to enJoy the chllcolate n lk The pcbs b prOBperlty made possible by Unc amazin~r is hadtlng one passenger one mile ) Bam'& o~upa.tlons of the ca al Turnlpg from the fa c 1 W.h{:n Qur CJ.Utomobtle~ and their drivers reach •u•m I Zone evor the Kovernmenl off c Oanal Zone emplOyees house1 o.L taJncd stou! y tha a IJu a stat~ df proficiency the da1ly papers Will not be prmtlng CC¥t by t.he government of the u ~~onP.B a. dl:il' wlll kee r e ;',i~ ,,,;;,.,:_ hsts oL auto VICtims daily as they are doing now but that Led States are a carefree lot They 11 W&~ o. I M .spent! freely buylns the th ng cows wh recently 1 'l8 d time til a long long t1me m the future These thmp shouh.; they most desire Panamla cal te1.1ts the hca u be considered by the motormg pub he when they contem chant& profit and n c:1nse uenc Ca 1 Zo business thr eves In Co o a d plate 1~tps especially Jaunts of long duration and coverm11 Pannma. city where Pay Day h~stle TAMPA l .,.,____ ~~ ....~-- ---~ DURING THIS PERIOD of 1i Mr W the Jon lonlty and devotion ol tte I>IOPI•Li- bO ln~with t,. everr fold ud cftvtot lh M dren spent Friday w th Oeo l"recl erick. and a!nu y Cha.a Babcock and family apent SundaY wlth his pare1 ts :Ur and Mn; W 11 Babcock at Evera:reen Harry Spencer and Beveri,J WoUc spe t Sunday with P R Orr aud Ia Uy Mr .arui Mr.; Ray nand Frank we ha e to lock. h1m up fo a wh le ck~ s ham 16 a ways a pe feet aen len an I I \ (111. ..... ~ .. &Jf11"dHd• All NIIJ!OQo ,_blq doetrino or "I~ ,..,pp iiJI.-~....,. creed l(thqare to lli.ve 1.D7 claim "-~...t!! Of J.... the Chrbt whoae ,ora fti • I I Dmae-'l'lllDef Oqrplra- • nt:• ••'-""' llf r.i. ool alilltllltllf JIOil. Mr and Mr&. W H Wolfe Bev er y Wolfe and Harry Spencer spent Sunday evet lnl with tbc for ner 5 uncle and &Wlt Mr and M -s Wll Zehm at Keno U> Olm I ,. .,.44 01111 r.1, ALLEN The Playground of America 5Hlne~ WaPWick.,., I CHAPTER Lll J m saw the startled exchange oE fl'lancea between Martell and Sant as llsham was surp sed 10to this self bet(ayal the r already awa~ned 11us p c on& evidently suddenly deepened by th 1 revelat on that h 1 P;retended 1nirnnty could only llavo been a blmd or a. d sguJse Just at first nO Ol'le apoke Slowly the g~rl wened her eyes from her mome~tary fa ntncu as llsbam held <her tn h1s anhs. 1-I am all ngbt aow thank you ,. she said. Martell bOW hlll'rled t~rd her all solKJt ous concern "Y9U had better he down for a liule w~i,le, my dear Sant l not ced a fire Jn the library 1 wonder lif!mlgbt-" .. Oh, of courst! ll sa Blair might 111:e to rest on the cou~ there. I II get some brandy-• Bu• I am aU nght, really now'" Helen protested. It wa1 only a pass r)JJ faiPtnes&. 1 don t ,mot to • - I:"--------------------·---, SIDE-UGHTS IN NEWS OF CAPITALS OF THE WORLD r"I . --..........- ........_,. :h:;r:~~~;:~:r~:~~h!! ~:.~~;~:.:;c~:·::~n:~~.: 7:l~ aml~::~~n:;~~t•~d: .:~:' -~~0~~~-- . ' in goo~ bea~th than has the automobile traveler or dr1ver These thmgs are worth studymg th"',•m~.·,b~,',, ',~,,co~n;;",,~' Hotel Hillsboro TAMPA 8 LAltGt;ST IIO'UL OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL noubl~ lo•isl~ SilO: wit atife tO" walk from the rOOl't With Martell and Sant support ng ht:r I ought to have known beltl!r than to n1ent on Cteyke s murder ao h11r he,npg Jlsham sa d as if to l 1q:a1elf· with • htth: frown Then a fa nUy amused smUe seemed to to'll-c;h the raJher cynical face ami be gaTe 1 shrnE" Wr.ll that a tha~ He dropped back nto hlt c:ha r no longer troublm11: to keep up thl.t fie twn o( lameness. Jlm turned toward him al d to speak but remefttbered t~ the door was wide open behtad them. They wa ted 1n tlllentlll for Sapt apd Martell to retum •1 hope :td ss Bla r IS better?' Jim asked u the two men came ba~k oto th~ room. Central F1repro0f S.t~n; Hei.t ~ Ra~ioa H ome hke Atmosphere Large Aary Room• Spnc1ous Lobby Mezzantne and Outdoor Balcony Barber Shop Beauty Parlor Bat tie Creek Turktah and, Ruas1an Bathe aDd many other Converucncet "'Top o the Town D1n1ng Room ap,d Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We 1nvtte you to hve at $6 to $9 Eu1c >can The HILL 58 0 R 0 Amcr1can Weekly rate~ and L B Skmner Pres C J Jackscn M,r foldera on apphcat1on Telephone M 5541 IRONY Disasters Hit 38 States-in Past Ye;n· upon the <' of tbe Canal Zontl o t.hc Re e1 te put! t.: 0n":l of the most BIG st;UH£5 COMING IG SLASHES ARE expected to be made In the highway )Udget for 1932 accordmg to the outlook at the pieH ent time dqe matnly to the short.stghtedness of our last legtslature in rnakang over old laws mto new an.es Espec1 ally P9:Qr JUdgment wus shown m draftmg the new law relating to the autom 11Jtle tax In sptte of the many ob jectton~ from newspapers all over the state (of w~tch th1s ~u)>ll;t,.,on vl'as one) the legislator. went right ,along with'"'··'·:-:, their tfe• shut perf.ctly obltv1ous to what should have been P.latn as any fact could be-namely that makmg thl! opang~ m tax rates and removmg the personal tax 01 rna chines was bound to )lroduce a deficit if any change was riRid any one • B'"r"er .1~11tber • ' reqm e B • + ' • ' • • + • • • + I + + "' • • , • •• \ • 1 e OM •• ,. R ed Cross relel in twe tythrce p bile gave more than $10 000 001 1.1lates Tha otb.er tlisasters were and the Arne lean A.ed Cross • ., wltbnut O:J:ccnt on ea red on s nul proprfated •5 000 000 from lb tro•• tanooualy with t1 e dr ll.i t relief ur)' The cost or the olber dl,alter and placed a heavy burden not ral et operaUona was horn& from thllll a on& uJ)OD. the runda oflhe nat onal Red Cross treasury and local !unde Red Cross but upon Its trained per- contr buted in the stricken c:ommu nltlcs aonnef or dlllaster relief workers At. the peak o! the drought roller Thle d !laster work of th& Red: more than two m Ilion pars(lns were Cros11 le supported ln Part from the being fed c o ed or a:lven othor fl.I\1 qJ-1 re .ll cal for n em ben whlcb help and in all o! the work more occlll's ell'Cb fGI'l' till~'!te~ Ntullltlca than 2 750 000 men women atl:d Day and T!iank81ivlng DA'y Etch cllldren were cared for by the Red person who :lolna a11 a member ot Cross tl e Red Gross Ja contrll:mUng to Funds for tbe drouffht reuer w4p'e wa.rd this erroeUve and Important obtallled in lJ:art. thnnu;h publie emergney reUef. should calamltlet coatrlbutloaa. becauiJe of the oc.ou~uywheJ'e arreciilaa: live• Cf ultude ot the uq,mber& affacte4. Tlle i))elr fellow dtl.ll!loe. m-. 01 Yee I t~ nk so thanlcs Motb1ng much 1,he matter JUs a mere pass n1r f~mtness " Martell saad He turned to the man w th the crutches Our sympa.th es seem rather to have bleen wasted in yoUr c:ase Mr II· aham he: added blandly My lamebess you mean1" lG q~red the other man cool y ..Well 1f you could call 1t fa\ne nt'ls dra.wled Martell "Of course one QUI do things In m~ota of ttress or emergeacy tlJat Qne Carmot do at oormal times i'C!tumed Ilsbam q01te anpertrubed and ;af my groggy foot puGuhes D;Le fQr it ;after'watd-t~tll that • my own afla11• .. For me this pretense of lalltt'nesa t1rpla ns a lot broke 10 Sant W tb a gry susp ~ori He aeemed un ne"ed all on edco ud his manners suffered It wu you I suplWlse who ma•qaeraded u Severn JUS~ now out. ,: de thl1 wmdow,. "Masqueraded~ But-how do you knO"W it wat a masquerade? You d dn t tbink .that at lirat parned U •ham with famtly ral1ed e1ebrowt. ~~ remember r;ou had J~Od Jmphorung as I came to the Dtd yGu by aDy chance find out t bat Severa after ab W 1t0t "e ;capod fU The tbnut ,.. deadly Ia hslmpK. :atJoa. Sant's faec went a tiulo wh .,. n' He had made a slip there. ::U:artell real1ztd 1t, too He ~ himself ato tJie breach Jronlcally pohte "Jf 1t costa you .eo much pa111 to u( your foot, I re!P'et more thaD ftl' m,r. daughter'• auddca. fa~at 1e11., ,. B•t Jlarten was ci'DIIilll blt.det lritll aD a.atqollist u dexterous at dmself "'Yoa are fti'Jicift4. Bat that waa roar reputation aa Buen01 All'ta. of :oune-bdote fOil had so regret :ably to leave JOUr tat in the Ann da do ll&yo.• And tbl1 tbne k wa1 M:artelr• tura to 1tart u4 ebanse dot: -a,. tho .,.,,- added. U.bam Martla wu yoar lll!lftlllt Oftr there [ thl*. Dt: l(utelll" For • moment llarteU teemed to ...e • btwer: HilantaiOirist bad trawa •1oo4. A ..rift. ttartte4 ..- - ....... _ . .... - . , . . . brblnd the tmted glasses. Fear The sudden s lence that followed was prcgnanL Through 1t came a knock at the doot Mart o appea ed Some one on the telephone for Mr W')' ter sr" Jim h ned out to the telephone AI he waa c ou ng the hall 11 thought made h m pause He t ned as of casually to the DliiD&ervant. 'Marun do you en~; regret the old days llt tbe Aven da de Mayo It was a ahot 10 the dark. But ]1m had just 11eeu the effecc on Ma tell of llsham 1 rderedce tO thl\t strce' io Buenos A rea and to Ma tu' 1 unsuapcc«!d assodat on w th h1m tbere. One glance at the man r. face was enough to satiSfy J m tl al t waa ad sturb ng memory for Mar ttn"Youve '""' got tlll tomorrow morn Ina Mart n H be added' n th~ same guardd wo ce. "But th .. l s probably the outside l m t • • }1m took up the rete ver volee anawered h m. Oh 1~1 you J Gmy? It was D II laaked fot or me ... ~t to ask for-but It doe!in t really matter Someth ng's happened at Manorways-and we want you to cr.one back at once It was not ke M lly s u al cheer !FuJ votce. Thert' was a no c of st a n lQ its urgericy --y.That has happened 7 W at s wroo.r? cr ed J n qu ckly .. I CliO t even CJ.: n to exrla n un t I 1 see JOU And you n s 1 be alanned ) mmy Eve y g's a r ght now only we ve ad a. un nerving espe:r1ence-.. .. llloUI ng's h11ppened to K~tthar ine1' J m s vo c.c reH c cd l sud en anXIOUS alarm at these myst r ous hint-. Didn t I say th,at everytll ng'a all nght now?" answered M lly B t we vc bad rather a shOtk. No Inn t talk over the phone.. Only 11 was ratbet fr gl teh ng-and we shal feef ha:pp et when you and 8 II are back He:t YDICt: st II SOlUJded f[ ghtened J m thclught "'Why, of course. We Jl come at A patro mans rcet are t ne<:e&'lari Our OarD. VaudniUe \f:lte betwlni ror money but Its Petlt oner- WJJl you sign up Co worse to have her demand ng It the nbo shment of the 18th Amend ments? SGCJal MoompUshmen-. Voter- Yes If you re sure U a t B g so w althy hat you can wont lnterfer~ wtth my lr k ng have your mo Q8ram t!ng ro ed on tbe go dfish FlnahelaJ Nete The 1ellow who says he Me l'OUI'e RJrht dough to speak of ts probably Churches are f 1e lnstttuuons ce vlng hllllh money but e;ofas and autOJJJobl 1 arc olllo popular p aces of worsb p FKAR No1 o y I played on tl t England Socla.l Errors to the country MetropUtan Menaees Our reformerB seem k> want t'Very thlnl shut up on Sunday exoop1. tlle!r own mouths. ]deal D..U...beU. The sapp) htiSba ld who sat p In bed and struck A match to see I his v lfe put the light out Flnancla.l Its bad enough Worries to have NllD and Veld The Los Angele.s houseWII<! Who 1 so good at swattlnl flies that &hr: wants to enter herself In tlt'Xt ye&r s your Olympic Rarnes. •..iwft B~~.:; lilt at this writing ldr and Mrs Jamq Stanley anQ Mr a d Mn vernon Sloan and three ch dren speo Ba.t~day litt e da gbter of Perrysburg o Dl&:ht. w th Kate Sinc)Oif and spent several days at the home ni famifll ~ he former s mother Mrs Lillie G A. Mart n and fami Y ~ Douglass 'Ibey returned to their Sunday e\-en ng w th Nettie Rtoatt n home Saturday at Pratts Fork Mr and Mrs Clint Hudnall a.nd Cltnt Hudns.JI and ran tly weft two I tt e sons Harley Whaley Mr 1\ ek e d vis tors of M s Katie Btq and Mrs Loyd Stncls.ir and llttle clair 1_ dn.ughte and L &Zle Marun and Mr and Mrs V E O)Oane arm son Ca I were recent guestH of Kate daU&"hter have, returnea tq Pe~ Blncla r burg alter a weelul v~t WJ~I\ ,tllf Noel 8 ncllllr Is abJe to return to tormer s mother Mrs Llllle Dcn,vsc:hoo ags.ln s.tt.er four weeks of lass ~ !Uness Mr and Mrs Arthur Martlb Helen VanNest vir; ted with Revll cal ~d on Dehver Va.t\Ntst. aijl Dl:!ugla...~ Sunday ram ly SundiL)' Mrs R E Dougltw and children Heleh VanNes~ spent Sunday wJ.tl were guests Sunday of Mr a td Revs1. and Avery Doultlu t " Mrs Dnwson Meeks Mr and Mrs Merle SloaM 4! Hazel Yerkt!y has employment In Toledo spent a lew days w th ~ .t\,thenti Doug a.s recently Mr nnd M IS fl E oqugla.<; artd Mr and Mrs Arthur Martin and son Carl were reeent guests of sons Gera d and Alton w~re vlslit or t Shade Sunday w U Dawsoo .lames W cldlam and -rami y Dl:!rls McCumber who underwent MeekS and ran y Alsa Clara. M¥ an operation two weeks ago at Hoi Perry acecmpanled them P ze hospital is slowly lmprovlllg at M s Maud Frost SOl Jr and daa that Institution 1ghte Thed11 who h11ve bef! 1 1 •Jtfl George McCumber has been very typhoid fever are now recovering:~ poor Y for the paat three months ls There w ll be o. pie social llt ~ slowly Improving Bea wal ow scnool house Frl~ Mrs Mae Wha ey ts on the s ck oc 23 I <oqM: ..Sant you 11 excuse U! If we run away at once?" he sad Mrs Gay son bas rung up ra I er urgent ytbe JMs&age was really fot you B II -· Addison ""But wby-• B 11 had jumped face suddenly anx ous Both Sa:nt and Martell seemed to be look 108 at J m intently "Oh M lly d dn t explain I said •And since you re gong cut n Usham. peri aps you wont m nd g v og me f I ft. Mu.stn t outs ay my wek:ome'" he ad Jed w lh a gleam of cynical humor I.Jsham d d not offer to shake hands wath etther Sant or Martel ne ely vouchsafing a I ttlc cool lo mal bow 1 I and Mr!! H B Bng a1d daughtCI ol Co umbus ...rere t1 e w ek c d g ~t.s of the parents Mr n rl M s Dav d Car nan ann si.sler Mrs J H DeL11.ne.v an I M ,, lo I- - - - - - -- M Ms LHNelson eve lng wltl the I Sa em Jm '"'" WARNING ' t ' t an ... (Another Chapte1 of Sto1y On Page S1x 1 1'1\fd 1 e nt'ffi not he rr 1 Mr and Mrs Roy Rupe had as R ak 11 1 t 11 10 1 t e I cr guests Sunday Mr nnd Mrs C E Rothgeb and two I ' ~ e e ono who I fl!l I r e 0 .., of ( d 't1 not f't n fro r.loughters Lois Marie Berry Vir gl ij\. DeLane~ and Virgin a BIJ?g 8 k l: o!Coumbus I fPLol Fred Ca.rman spent Sundo.y wit't fu ) Allen S"' sher of [Jtt e Kyget. The home of Mr and Mrs Ed Rothgeb WS.B the BCBne ot very pleasant gathering Friday evening Oct 16 when nei8'hbors and reJa t ves came In to help Mrn Rothgeb celebrate her birthday a!ter a so e a.l l our Refreshments of hom h 1 ~: mede ice cream and c.nke was kn t I n t " rf' t served ThOBe pr IR!nt were Mrs I ord hns 1111 o n peol le J H Berry a.nd daughter Los Mrs e nne v;l o Jt()(''l In his n Ocru-ge Becken Mr and Mrs Davis / a e tru l tor 1 s S4'l' I('{' Butche r and ch ldren Mr and Mr~ IV Paul Before Galllo (n Sterile Roush and children Mr 17) and Mrs C E Rothgeb and two 1 1 11 daughters Mrs s R earn an and P t;e llt;:lllnst lim ( ii n Fred lllld Pauline Fife all de 1S) rJ PY -cu I m ot P su d parted at a late hour wish ng Mrs 1 lng IDP to \\or~ p Go I en trll ~ t Rot! geb many more happy blrtit ll e a w day11 2. U I o s lee Ilion (vv 14 Hl) He Mr o.nd Mrs J H DeLoney had f decide I tl at t 1 not hill N n ~n ns their dinner gue&ts Sunday Mr to aettle tll!!~pntt's eonee 11 ng mat and Mrs. H B Bing of Col1mbus N8 ot t1 c Jf>1\ sl JA v M1 and Mrs. B R Carman and 'lJ 8os 1 e es 1 enlen (Y 17) 1 Mr and Mrs Da.vld Carman n 11 Mrs Mary Jane R theford re prubah Y I e "'a a eadlnl tl e turned to her home at Kyger Bat j nth't k uron P ut n ~ Ort'ek11 u -d~~oy having spent the past three ~"* Ued tu In e B)'mpatllftd wilh Wt'l!k.s with Mr an 1 Mrs David Paul 'l, eretore t1 ey tnroed arllnet Canna.n Ilia tlllQ&DI • j FORD I 1 I 1 I Don t ake bad worse M r e 1,. he cned warn ngly W an ff o d to quarrel amon& ourselves now of tlmesl Martin ha.d drawn back half cow enng yet half 4c6ant. • • • ..Don t do what you I be so ry for llaham had IOQe but someth ng Martell as long as you I vel I e biS eom ns bad brous:ht I ngered be sad nalowmeanngvoce hscyu hlod like an in.tang~ble tb rd pr~sence an ouldermg and baleful nol in the room where Sallt and Marten threatemng-but I m ghc be 1m danger AL Far A 1addea dl1qu et ng fear tblt twJtehetl utleullt at thelr Martell looked at him hard for a aonet. whlapcriq insistently of Then w thout a not he• dani(Cr where tbt'y had aever moment word be turned and went back nto daumed danger could tlDit. the room. Wbo eoakllbbam be? (To 8• Cotltllwt4 Tomorrow) U.til - h t S..t had ....... ____________, • y e hi" J,(lr I to rom" hP and and I sot Mrs He en D eklnson and Mr L L Fisher of CoJu nbu.s spent :\'1 If' e l..r rd ~ o Is ro 1 m Sunday former s 1 I not r 1 WI f'n one b othe Jesse Nelson .o.nd wife or s e r- u g tl co !II o ot 1 ANXIOUS told a somewbat anx ous B II exactly what bad b«D •a d over the .tde phooe. Both men were feeling more tban a 1 Ule troubled by M lly 1 lh'&QPI h,ints of someth ng fnght eDing What oonlcl haYe happened at Manorways dut as tbelr abst;nce' Bill jumped Uno the driver's seat and Jim and llsbam aot tD beh nd Aa the c:ar ahot up the dnve llsham said rather aa odd thins ..Rather gaM mpelf away just now d1da t l-over m~ crutches, 1 mean? But of cqune,"" he added mth a short laush .. I made that shp qu1te deliberate1;vl ARMnr lht' lntt'Wcents; a erat 8 1.!1 nt Ish ag schools are now ho d ng their d mesttc s le ee cGUrse!i n shoot ng ga e es YOUI Blackjacks and san1bays a e plentlfu the Middle West thaL toupees are now coming equipped w th shock absorbers. And Jim myst ficd and mo e than a Uttle aruaous burr ed back to the Aa they burned out to the car n Be once" up. h a pa r of pollee dogs I Prlee Bedaeed ON GENUINE FORD BATTERY FITS---80 percent of all make cars PLATES---13 heavy plates SEPARATORS-Made from Port Orford Ceda1 CAPACITY- Approximately 20 percent greater than the average low pnce Battery PRICE $7 25 or $6 90 and your old Battery Battery 8ROOKS-E8ERSB~CH Motor Company SALES MIDDLEPORT SERVICE POMEROY • �lliE DAILY TRIBUNE ~MERO'i SUNDAY OCTOBER :.15 OH IO : r on Air • wll.b every dKY fOOdl \I ln boUl om: TlUI: DAlLY TRiltUNl: PQMJ!:ItOY or Lhe secreta or •ucceaa 1.11 the USt' of a 1110all amount of 1usar to re· 5tore the na.tural iM"dtll t1Q.vur Jf Lhe veret.u.bles 1md t-o blend the na vor11 of Lhe ut.her seasoners Jt hint worth 1emembetln& ln th is CLASS'lFIEDADVEI\TlSING SECTION • fl31 eoonectmn i!!i Lh&t 11. sim.llar use o1 li\.l&at w. a aeiUlODllli t\itll'lt adds OHIO PAOE !"'YE Football Schedule rF I BRYAN-BALTIMORE..CLARK IN SPEAKERSHIP REVIEW o1 the tauuneS!I cf a wl:ie v&lt.Ct)' of ~ fresh and canned vegetlltlea I -- Type like this (12 pt.) • 12e per line• fipo like lllla {10 pt.) lOe. per lil!e. (:10Uh _ _ 'fJPO \llll_ ('I ,&.I - ,.... _) - 1 Ooo>I<CUIIft aiL for - SWEET _CIDER S g l n ::~t h a .t. l oura mc P1 t .. peck u \\m;. 1eu su m1.cl 111 a suuccpan w1th one und a hal>' cups ot water nnd one teaspoon o' sugtu Coo k for twenty min tcs D an and pu!s~ t h10ugh a ccla nd{' MLX In t htee-quai lers tcaspoon sal GJ c qu u Ler leRspoo n papuk:n and l wo tablespoons butter Heat agru.u and then ptess fhmi) into J. bowl to mol:l T urn th e: spma.ch out ups1d~ down ou a platter g<~r n i::;h 1\lt h ::;!lees of W:mon a nU ha1d bOJlcd cgR and ~e 1 ve Immediate 1 1 Lya De Putt1 (abo ve) tho GcJ'Io man mot 10n p1durs a ct ress, who c.ame to ~menca as an arttst, thus avoidmg tho quota restri d 1ons. has been otJl,crcd to appear bBfto ro the U S imm1grat10n author! 1el!l ..... . . . . . . . . . .,. •••••• _.. . ..._._...,.•, ltn New York. due to the fact tha.t 66ti her lwt AmCl'lcan VIsa on he: pass" port has exp1red. The ch1~rmln&" actr~ll plans to .seek aul of the 1 Gennan ConsuL 1 FOR SALE-Starr Uprlgth piano Bl~ge11t blorgaln in town Phone fi2 { J 10 23 3t FCP. SALE r ~-; J( r wcrk; mulcwone hof¥ barn With prop and a. lr. ~ :11 abl} a bo 1 ~DO l !{'e t t f good after nl. • l A tJorsnJu l\UW~er The EIJcrs bach f' cms trudh n Co Pomeroy Ohio 'Steers to Startle Stadiunz !._..;_------:By HARDIN BURNLEY- - - - - - --' • GeXAs j1AAVARD TO• DAY I - The Brains of the Ji'amilv• For RentT>~ER E 'YOU ARE . 100TS 1 N E VE R INVADES I Pl'.\1) 'HAT ~SOO~'TO TOOTS 5 ATI5F1 E ll' IF" YOU WIN 'iOU WISH 'iOU HAll INVESTED IF YOu LOS!"' YOll'RE.-~ORR'f! OliT OF M'i O"'N POCKE'T BUT 51-iE. MU':>T N EV E R KNOW IT! • ">liE''D 1-ii\\/F 'THE LAUbl-i ON ME FQk LIFE I No one likes a person "'ha ~"' breath 1 bad So bo $Urt.> t l IN '11-IE G!<:ID SPo'r- L.IGHi! T 1 , 11c 1t Wires-a 1Ulclde-a ruardcd lcl11phone call ml g h ~ A ~:~lory Ulll.t happen In any cUy Aloo Comedy "Toy Shop" jTILLIE, THE TOILER LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOOAY 3-,;; R-R/" I lt t!ar "STRANGERS MAy KISS" and m~e Norma Shear r ll.obert Montl>ohlcr y .:l old 11 l\IJrjtrlc LUNC \-1 f~ I Ra nbcau - 1 he Idol ol'l Parl11 had IIYIIrythlftiJ 1he w wt.ed !Jut l 1ve <\lso "Our Gang Come d y "BargaiR D" ay ....-:uczuun;;umm~n:wm: .• ~·u 1uumtnan; awuumnmuuau _ I I you lilLIE Sl-b.JLD 1 \'D ""THAI ALL. \ Ai l'"rH A C C012.Dlt..IG LOVE TO I' ~-'--'J6rl I t-"'Y HoRo 'S.COPE t A'IER.t.J - 'Q HOUL D HA..'Je: B E"EPI.l .B0~ "-1 \ M ~ I Rlci~t E I DID YOU EVER SlOP TO TIIINK? I I - By Edson R Wa1te, Shawnee, Oklahoma LOU" ···ACE OF lHE Bu <..:m e~.·-: conce Jn" ol th e hom ... city ..ttl\ e1t1se hecauc:c th Py bel1eve m them<eh<" and m th en m1 ch•md1 e ,wd want othe1 s lo do the same ELEVEN Wl-ltCH II PtelNCE.TbN ••• ••• ANO ••• \ ffiuss ' 1tn LLY'S UNCLE Of= 11-JE WISCONSIN I WI-IO FACE TOQA..Y! I ' • H~ lS the Umvcnuty •JxM. • ..-...of Texas h hi-ARtrekked ~ ..... m• w lC ,....., uttb to lock and lrnoek heads and -•-wden -tth Harv-_. m the ~ " ~ CUnbrtd'ge, Mu., atadJum tlus aftel'llOOD. Tlla1'a an intersectiOn tl: wldi:lh llltoDid have all the tlmlls tta bia: lltal:mied.e h TbiJI Sout}lwest ConfererlC4i( C:Ii.iiDipa ft;C!tfL ,AustmCp~~?t neweoJlefS hi tho : Chlttenden Cqmpletdy a:Uccur:u'-'d and ~adde d REBHOLZ ovtt ~J qQ,OOO •pent m n\akm r, 1c Hotel Chtttcn~~ n the ~eilfl<il choice, fl!r llw! tnwkr l;laiot of 1he ~ urplo Colf,l Shop Lpra;(' comfortable rooms u«eytfonal. ~tee ~~~e• from $1 JO -.pwarli. Gt:o;' A W ~ydlg, Man«Jer toLUMilUS, OHIO dw' tlo~ · ~ ~t.-;ef:!I;~eo .~ ibW~ of~U\• ; bf!t6~c~B~oaehcd lllif.llllt ll> '-----~----------'-'- ·~------ '. f?Jt ft.•nl Fatum ~~ate [nc Fullback Dexter Shelley Texa s caplam and h1s he rd of b1g raw boned rarln' to-go 'ICterans sut e Jy w11l teat the gr1 d claas ol t h a canny Can\abrl~ ja'ns W tha hmit 1ts flr~t "real t est agdlnat Na" y Ih c IaUer h1,1.mbl!!<\ the Trgc1il i i Hf "~ "" ' 31 0 Ro ll \Iill,.r- nn<: of .,... •"'1 ~· ,"'~~-Tot'i-e Dnme's ) Seven Mlrl~s bhat ~ough cfl. th'e W_V.] r(or t~ e fqu r h I 0Jai:J" i11 Cn ::::~I S ~ f! VY S fief.>' C,OI:\;Ch The Long orn.a arc Ji'a:lB ng: II,P C nt boilc! ill for; Old Na s~rw B c1alists of!oruuvcly -tnd dcJ epstvc It 11 u..p ij~e l;v. Ulltt th '! T ;:cr ~~~~ br ly Th.cy u.ae & fou.r or f1\le man t amed to tl'l'e tUne of la st yc1\.,. Y1 lme with both ertds ~&.nd ~nli.cr 1n fa ct Coach AI Wittmch J \l ngc • ld he oncnts cl:s maY sprin g ono of thE:! lh Mt\n s ~lie ~hcld~:ll • Wood &oPJo wJJI JJl,~t !lurprl'IIOs 6 h:;: to peg 'el1l t] 1 ;rqJ~Jh tOO pro l.JlkC the J cr sl'}y,l 'JIJgel'f 1o.:rbh rt-'1 vorb\81 ~edle 8 eye ngamst th.osc,. NaVy-t9rn: [lalt, Pl;.nn \k! st1il gq,J at1"' SbclJo;y I•~ f•oln t~at12V-v ph•"•••t.l! •Ll<• UiiOU~ .. t.tTt W ntle lfCo ~~~fu'oort\!pti2 ~stB, c'xl!rnor orl 1b Red 11.-trl Blue ~ ® hy IWI!!- !oiilolt' le ' 8 ~•l!'!;rnft@llm ,~ ~~~fj,fl tiiOieJTR~Ih ·~~ ,..1-t... Lit- d 1nary too' So Il;ok' outl John con!l\rt ln' t liall 'Io41}") f If' l.:l;~n4!ii,!:fi:JlloR!il ' ~ ~~~ Banaid..,.lor :youlll feel like renn Baliacr.a \\111 t.rY to rel,)eat ~(t -v' 11 00 Most Local Bu•meso men nahze that they are m the pubhc •crv1ce 1111d ate alway& re•dy to do more than their share in 1h development ' LOCAL Cl fiZii.N ' ~ SltPI4LP litiPI'EliH LQCAL BUSINESS 1 MEN'to THE LIMIT mt' 'Uf~14:'• ~ J!O'J~,!'t~ !1! n d 1 Fall after Notre l)arno {c!Odly ,P/l:rt o'f_ Pc::m~)'1ydma lnm tn >&CC~PI ~J ~Ch.Jdii~e, b~~ ;:ned 1;be Q"\'keta w1th ~p.t ~ d-emocratu~ In :ireer bhll~~~r if ;Ti9~~ tll!i rvO m 1 ~1....: e 60 20 .socking! thtl Medfsolut6> mtC~p up agu~• 0.!- ""IUIA to ttat Of a\ctldeZ!!.a ibis a.!ternoon Prmceto11 gets em lbt 10~11 s:w, ""''"e~o &•~• -, . ( iUl t . .. .,.._ u........ -. .,.........__ • P~N Th e commumt0 boo'l'J sp n 1t of th e bu' me'' men of the home city ha not Oll>l don" tho m o-t to build up the cny, but the most to kee p ILgt n\ mg All bnsme'o men owe a n ol!IJgatton to the City that SUJlpOils ~h e m Mr st of th em 1 eal!z~ thts f.tct , a few don't Most bU<lll CSo men boool th e home City and ar~ mtenscly loyal to 1t • Th ev li.J\C Jll o' pct ed \I tth tt as 1t hac Jll o pel ' d fh cy ha ve gl\ • nun f.inlerl "et \ tco to tho home c1ty and put back tn 1t ' uch l" ul!t .l' tb e:t ha ve marle pYO;.. • ' ' • �lliE DAILY TRIBUNE ~MERO'i SUNDAY OCTOBER :.15 OH IO : r on Air • wll.b every dKY fOOdl \I ln boUl om: TlUI: DAlLY TRiltUNl: PQMJ!:ItOY or Lhe secreta or •ucceaa 1.11 the USt' of a 1110all amount of 1usar to re· 5tore the na.tural iM"dtll t1Q.vur Jf Lhe veret.u.bles 1md t-o blend the na vor11 of Lhe ut.her seasoners Jt hint worth 1emembetln& ln th is CLASS'lFIEDADVEI\TlSING SECTION • fl31 eoonectmn i!!i Lh&t 11. sim.llar use o1 li\.l&at w. a aeiUlODllli t\itll'lt adds OHIO PAOE !"'YE Football Schedule rF I BRYAN-BALTIMORE..CLARK IN SPEAKERSHIP REVIEW o1 the tauuneS!I cf a wl:ie v&lt.Ct)' of ~ fresh and canned vegetlltlea I -- Type like this (12 pt.) • 12e per line• fipo like lllla {10 pt.) lOe. per lil!e. (:10Uh _ _ 'fJPO \llll_ ('I ,&.I - ,.... _) - 1 Ooo>I<CUIIft aiL for - SWEET _CIDER S g l n ::~t h a .t. l oura mc P1 t .. peck u \\m;. 1eu su m1.cl 111 a suuccpan w1th one und a hal>' cups ot water nnd one teaspoon o' sugtu Coo k for twenty min tcs D an and pu!s~ t h10ugh a ccla nd{' MLX In t htee-quai lers tcaspoon sal GJ c qu u Ler leRspoo n papuk:n and l wo tablespoons butter Heat agru.u and then ptess fhmi) into J. bowl to mol:l T urn th e: spma.ch out ups1d~ down ou a platter g<~r n i::;h 1\lt h ::;!lees of W:mon a nU ha1d bOJlcd cgR and ~e 1 ve Immediate 1 1 Lya De Putt1 (abo ve) tho GcJ'Io man mot 10n p1durs a ct ress, who c.ame to ~menca as an arttst, thus avoidmg tho quota restri d 1ons. has been otJl,crcd to appear bBfto ro the U S imm1grat10n author! 1el!l ..... . . . . . . . . . .,. •••••• _.. . ..._._...,.•, ltn New York. due to the fact tha.t 66ti her lwt AmCl'lcan VIsa on he: pass" port has exp1red. The ch1~rmln&" actr~ll plans to .seek aul of the 1 Gennan ConsuL 1 FOR SALE-Starr Uprlgth piano Bl~ge11t blorgaln in town Phone fi2 { J 10 23 3t FCP. SALE r ~-; J( r wcrk; mulcwone hof¥ barn With prop and a. lr. ~ :11 abl} a bo 1 ~DO l !{'e t t f good after nl. • l A tJorsnJu l\UW~er The EIJcrs bach f' cms trudh n Co Pomeroy Ohio 'Steers to Startle Stadiunz !._..;_------:By HARDIN BURNLEY- - - - - - --' • GeXAs j1AAVARD TO• DAY I - The Brains of the Ji'amilv• For RentT>~ER E 'YOU ARE . 100TS 1 N E VE R INVADES I Pl'.\1) 'HAT ~SOO~'TO TOOTS 5 ATI5F1 E ll' IF" YOU WIN 'iOU WISH 'iOU HAll INVESTED IF YOu LOS!"' YOll'RE.-~ORR'f! OliT OF M'i O"'N POCKE'T BUT 51-iE. MU':>T N EV E R KNOW IT! • ">liE''D 1-ii\\/F 'THE LAUbl-i ON ME FQk LIFE I No one likes a person "'ha ~"' breath 1 bad So bo $Urt.> t l IN '11-IE G!<:ID SPo'r- L.IGHi! T 1 , 11c 1t Wires-a 1Ulclde-a ruardcd lcl11phone call ml g h ~ A ~:~lory Ulll.t happen In any cUy Aloo Comedy "Toy Shop" jTILLIE, THE TOILER LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT, TOOAY 3-,;; R-R/" I lt t!ar "STRANGERS MAy KISS" and m~e Norma Shear r ll.obert Montl>ohlcr y .:l old 11 l\IJrjtrlc LUNC \-1 f~ I Ra nbcau - 1 he Idol ol'l Parl11 had IIYIIrythlftiJ 1he w wt.ed !Jut l 1ve <\lso "Our Gang Come d y "BargaiR D" ay ....-:uczuun;;umm~n:wm: .• ~·u 1uumtnan; awuumnmuuau _ I I you lilLIE Sl-b.JLD 1 \'D ""THAI ALL. \ Ai l'"rH A C C012.Dlt..IG LOVE TO I' ~-'--'J6rl I t-"'Y HoRo 'S.COPE t A'IER.t.J - 'Q HOUL D HA..'Je: B E"EPI.l .B0~ "-1 \ M ~ I Rlci~t E I DID YOU EVER SlOP TO TIIINK? I I - By Edson R Wa1te, Shawnee, Oklahoma LOU" ···ACE OF lHE Bu <..:m e~.·-: conce Jn" ol th e hom ... city ..ttl\ e1t1se hecauc:c th Py bel1eve m them<eh<" and m th en m1 ch•md1 e ,wd want othe1 s lo do the same ELEVEN Wl-ltCH II PtelNCE.TbN ••• ••• ANO ••• \ ffiuss ' 1tn LLY'S UNCLE Of= 11-JE WISCONSIN I WI-IO FACE TOQA..Y! I ' • H~ lS the Umvcnuty •JxM. • ..-...of Texas h hi-ARtrekked ~ ..... m• w lC ,....., uttb to lock and lrnoek heads and -•-wden -tth Harv-_. m the ~ " ~ CUnbrtd'ge, Mu., atadJum tlus aftel'llOOD. Tlla1'a an intersectiOn tl: wldi:lh llltoDid have all the tlmlls tta bia: lltal:mied.e h TbiJI Sout}lwest ConfererlC4i( C:Ii.iiDipa ft;C!tfL ,AustmCp~~?t neweoJlefS hi tho : Chlttenden Cqmpletdy a:Uccur:u'-'d and ~adde d REBHOLZ ovtt ~J qQ,OOO •pent m n\akm r, 1c Hotel Chtttcn~~ n the ~eilfl<il choice, fl!r llw! tnwkr l;laiot of 1he ~ urplo Colf,l Shop Lpra;(' comfortable rooms u«eytfonal. ~tee ~~~e• from $1 JO -.pwarli. Gt:o;' A W ~ydlg, Man«Jer toLUMilUS, OHIO dw' tlo~ · ~ ~t.-;ef:!I;~eo .~ ibW~ of~U\• ; bf!t6~c~B~oaehcd lllif.llllt ll> '-----~----------'-'- ·~------ '. f?Jt ft.•nl Fatum ~~ate [nc Fullback Dexter Shelley Texa s caplam and h1s he rd of b1g raw boned rarln' to-go 'ICterans sut e Jy w11l teat the gr1 d claas ol t h a canny Can\abrl~ ja'ns W tha hmit 1ts flr~t "real t est agdlnat Na" y Ih c IaUer h1,1.mbl!!<\ the Trgc1il i i Hf "~ "" ' 31 0 Ro ll \Iill,.r- nn<: of .,... •"'1 ~· ,"'~~-Tot'i-e Dnme's ) Seven Mlrl~s bhat ~ough cfl. th'e W_V.] r(or t~ e fqu r h I 0Jai:J" i11 Cn ::::~I S ~ f! VY S fief.>' C,OI:\;Ch The Long orn.a arc Ji'a:lB ng: II,P C nt boilc! ill for; Old Na s~rw B c1alists of!oruuvcly -tnd dcJ epstvc It 11 u..p ij~e l;v. Ulltt th '! T ;:cr ~~~~ br ly Th.cy u.ae & fou.r or f1\le man t amed to tl'l'e tUne of la st yc1\.,. Y1 lme with both ertds ~&.nd ~nli.cr 1n fa ct Coach AI Wittmch J \l ngc • ld he oncnts cl:s maY sprin g ono of thE:! lh Mt\n s ~lie ~hcld~:ll • Wood &oPJo wJJI JJl,~t !lurprl'IIOs 6 h:;: to peg 'el1l t] 1 ;rqJ~Jh tOO pro l.JlkC the J cr sl'}y,l 'JIJgel'f 1o.:rbh rt-'1 vorb\81 ~edle 8 eye ngamst th.osc,. NaVy-t9rn: [lalt, Pl;.nn \k! st1il gq,J at1"' SbclJo;y I•~ f•oln t~at12V-v ph•"•••t.l! •Ll<• UiiOU~ .. t.tTt W ntle lfCo ~~~fu'oort\!pti2 ~stB, c'xl!rnor orl 1b Red 11.-trl Blue ~ ® hy IWI!!- !oiilolt' le ' 8 ~•l!'!;rnft@llm ,~ ~~~fj,fl tiiOieJTR~Ih ·~~ ,..1-t... Lit- d 1nary too' So Il;ok' outl John con!l\rt ln' t liall 'Io41}") f If' l.:l;~n4!ii,!:fi:JlloR!il ' ~ ~~~ Banaid..,.lor :youlll feel like renn Baliacr.a \\111 t.rY to rel,)eat ~(t -v' 11 00 Most Local Bu•meso men nahze that they are m the pubhc •crv1ce 1111d ate alway& re•dy to do more than their share in 1h development ' LOCAL Cl fiZii.N ' ~ SltPI4LP litiPI'EliH LQCAL BUSINESS 1 MEN'to THE LIMIT mt' 'Uf~14:'• ~ J!O'J~,!'t~ !1! n d 1 Fall after Notre l)arno {c!Odly ,P/l:rt o'f_ Pc::m~)'1ydma lnm tn >&CC~PI ~J ~Ch.Jdii~e, b~~ ;:ned 1;be Q"\'keta w1th ~p.t ~ d-emocratu~ In :ireer bhll~~~r if ;Ti9~~ tll!i rvO m 1 ~1....: e 60 20 .socking! thtl Medfsolut6> mtC~p up agu~• 0.!- ""IUIA to ttat Of a\ctldeZ!!.a ibis a.!ternoon Prmceto11 gets em lbt 10~11 s:w, ""''"e~o &•~• -, . ( iUl t . .. .,.._ u........ -. .,.........__ • P~N Th e commumt0 boo'l'J sp n 1t of th e bu' me'' men of the home city ha not Oll>l don" tho m o-t to build up the cny, but the most to kee p ILgt n\ mg All bnsme'o men owe a n ol!IJgatton to the City that SUJlpOils ~h e m Mr st of th em 1 eal!z~ thts f.tct , a few don't Most bU<lll CSo men boool th e home City and ar~ mtenscly loyal to 1t • Th ev li.J\C Jll o' pct ed \I tth tt as 1t hac Jll o pel ' d fh cy ha ve gl\ • nun f.inlerl "et \ tco to tho home c1ty and put back tn 1t ' uch l" ul!t .l' tb e:t ha ve marle pYO;.. • ' ' • �·------·-- - .•. -· •.•... ... TRJ: DAn.Y 't'RIBtmZ. POKD.OY, [5 c ;B·ICK IN ., i .•...~liTER . ' ' SUNDAY, OCToBER 25, 1n1 County Has 11 Mishaps In Past Month Extreme Wife Asks r Personals I Bettman I I t I I1 <Continued fi"Obl page one> M r. and Mrs. Noah Ieach alice wlth paprika and Nl'ft or ~;n criB.p lettu~ with P'rctneh: Dret~t-­ Stanley S COMICS I 13 -·--·······-~·---_ . _., · --- -~ . .... ,. .... ... , ·~ ~-~ 1 Ga llipolis \ lsltot&. Friday. Sunday. 1 Rlbbo.n Sandwiches Mayrord. J immy, Charle8. Roy 1 Saudwlch brea(t and Jun ior Harris spe11t Suno:J.ly Bflftl' ned butt.er With Mr.. and Mrs. J . I;i. Prom tt Sw~el pickl• relWl S COMIC$ • IN COLOR IN COLOit ' Mnyonmt.Lse PARTY PICKLtMENT"i Plmlen t.o cream eheeee Slice bread in slices l -2 Inch t.hlclt By Betty Barclay Spread Cll'!t slice renel'OOI!Ily POM.EROY. OHIO w1tJt SUNDAY , OCTOllER 2G, 1031 softened butter, then w!Lh' 11weet pickle relish. Cover with • ae«md slice of bread buttel'ed on boLh dd~ Sprt:od the second 11llce wttJ\ rnubed ptmtento cream cheese. Top witft thlrrl !illce or bread. Press slteu , finnly tORether. Remove crll!!ltl. r.hr .. ~~ W1-ap In a damp cloth and plRce In refriRerator unlJer a heavy welrh~ for sevtral hoW'a. To 11erve sliee vuy tbl.n and serve Immediately, · - : L~ REFORM EFFORT -- I./ . --------...---·· ... Rav~nswood, o.ttendcd t hul 'f: h here , ltlg o1 mayonn aise. ]:ocaped From ' Farm In 1918, Went To . Muon City .. l OHIO. - ... . -··- ____ ...... ,. _ ........ ....... , __ , __ ... .... ...- ... ' '{0 HO 1-10, AN 0 S01'n.E d RUM t COOl. <111-\ICI-\ ~A'5 '\1;1..1.. LAURA, 50 l 4-IP>O To BuY Tf-\10 5>\X PARIOO"TS mEs Howe Fl,.'• Tn.nl• The bureau ur entolllulf1K1 llllfti thnt a houae n.v wJJJ tnveJ 1 mil• 11r so from lt11 bre-edlnr pl1ee. It cnrrlt.>d h;v a atron• bretr.e, It 11117 trnvPJ Rf!VPrAI mile&. l't WA.'S 1 A 5"'ru?to T4-II NC. To Do 1 YOU 'iiJQU\.0 00 SOMt;"'rf-m-..G l.IKE "1"1-\A'T AN 0 FUR - ~~~E~- I'LL KEEP ONE t"'NO C.\VE oi-\E Q&""l 'TO THE NEIG-HI:!>OR-.:.~ TI-\E CLUIO 1 Of H[ bit ion WE CARRY IN STOCK A 'TI-\ANI< 'IE 1 1 AlWAY S WAN'n: 0 ONE o' WILl-ARD BATTERY TO FIT YOUR CAR· • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS NOW 11-\E PROStEM " "' .How To 1 '5NEAI< IN. Tf\05E 1 YO !-10 HO /'IND A BO"r'TLE 0' RU!V\ ALL TRE LIC..I-\TS "'''E OU'T, BUT 11-\A'T (VIUS! BE MY AP ... RlMEMl, 1 CAN f-\EI'\R Tf-\1'\T PARRCi! Columbus, State • Middleport ,, 5idney WaPWicJc..... -:. ••.1,. " "'" .. . CHAP"f .KR LUJ •sant," Martell said abruptly, when the door was closed. "Ilsham's not the ooly danger." .. What do you tnt.ani"' demanded Sant feverishly• .. We've got to watch Martin. I don't trust him any longer. l sa• him talking with Wynter tonight." he sai<J meaningiy: "He might give us all •way yet,. eo aave his own hid~. l~m going to watch Martini .. Martell pawed frowningly. Then: "Sant,. that door of the vaultiJthat'a bec:ome . • danger point now, Unleu w~ get tbat door optned aeuedy lint and tho vault. behln.f made 1afe for inspection,. we may find the police SWQOping down, openjog that door themselves. And we know what that would mean, m7 I' t I' I, '' .j i' ' I J Ben .Drc,aOhue W'as arrested by eoun1 y omctala here Friday and {'CJHIDIUed to the COWlty jaU on Clh~rt ~~ ot non•support and fu.Jiure ~ Pffl¥1de tor a minor chilli. He wm-be. tlwn a ~llmtnnry hearing ~l!..t~,...~·=h•::":::;'";:;'';'~·~··---- ', C. . . . H08TI88 ·lfia Elea:nor Karr entertalneQ brtQe t!lub l"rlday eventna: ut l;lonae In Syracuse. The1 ~ wPre .&able& In play. ' ·' .' ...... ce • Watch for ·Announcement in a Few Day~ Concerning• or Ire ae $50,000 Fine Merchandise Will .~. Be Sacrificed. \1-\ERE '>IJON't BE 1\N'j NIOQE DEI..I\'1~ I:UH~ \:liE WA~ 'To KNOI:li IS., WI-leN oo \llle 5'\P..R.< TO t"'I'"RI<O:P-.1. friend..." Sant nodded. The brg man's face wa1 colorless. Only too well Sant knew wbat it would mean if the police were the first to open that door as yet blocked by the fallen walL That ICCret wbiclt Severn had shunbled on would be exposed-that and •omething grimmer still Anotller bead of tweat started out on his brow at the mere th"Jught. .. We (!aren't leave thlngs as they are pow/" went on Marten. ,.Tomorrow night •e must have that debris aeeretly cleared away. I should have felt easler if it could have beeen done tonight. · onlr that's impossible; all that· heavy stuff eould Dever be moved without ta<:kle, But tomorrow KREITLER ELECTED night, Sant-->1nd before daybreak Her voice faltered. And eudden!J, a~st before eltb« qllitt knew, abe PRESIDENT OF CLUB those vaulta made 110 that all Scotwas in hia anna. land Yard could walk through them .. Oco. W . Krcltl~r. cuunty agrtcul·J without our tnrning a hair, Tomor- should have apparently gone out of came to our be:lp. Ever so plucky tte Lunll agent v•as elecWd WI prNII- row rtight at latcst-J feel our margin his way to show his hand to Ma~;- was-l nearly embraced !Jim after UenL of the Ohio county Extension Agcut.s AssoclatJOn at their annual Qf aafcty won't be much longer thao tell and Sant-only one of many puz. they'd gone in sheer, gratitude ~nd relief. 'fhcy got away. of course; meeting in Columblll! t.hl!i week . thatl My Godl If the poli<:c: wc.re ding things. to open that door firstJ" But already they were rapidly they were armed: Yf.u 1ec Webber Ml'. Kruttlcr hns served the organ!· Sant 1hivercd again. nea:-ing Manorways ant.! any fUrther hadn't a ehance. >He 1 in the kitthell latlou fl S dnectm· fo1· the paBt Lwu "PuU yourse1f together, man,'" t;llk would have to be dc(en:ed. II- now trying to reassure a badly scared lt' m ~;. sN·vJng ru1 chairman of lm j.,urtnnt cormnlttee during that time/ frowned Martell impatiently. "On<:e sham, who9e cottage was a few hun- Cl~ta. The other maid.and the chauf. that danger'• past, we caa laugb at dred yards further on, tang out to feur ~ere out." _ t As H'~; president, Mr. Kreltler wJll represent the Association at anspicion. What can they prove? Bill: "'But why on earth •ho\lhl theJ the rmnuu.J meeting oi the National / Se\lem't eale where tbey'U never "No netd to drive me any'furth· -"began BilL . Count~ Agent's nssoclatlon in Chi- · find tum--• er than your place, Mr. Grayson. 0b, not ordinary thieves. It w:~s cago on Dccl'Jilber 2. 3 and 4. I "I wish .f could think that," !aid Now that I baven't to keep up the something of Katharine'• they l'he Ohio AsSoohl.tlon Is oompoa- I' Sant. ""Tbat man Jbham-4 wam't polite lictiOII o£ lameness-that's en- wanted. A leiter or'lomethin8ut t~d uf the county agricultural ex· lcnalun workers in Ohio, InclUding afraid of Wynter or GraysoD-but tailed a hell of a lot of discomfort I don't really und~rstand nen yer,•, l1ome demonstration agent8, and what ha• ll&ham got up hia eleeve?" tor me these four weeks," with a Milly explained ineo~nntly, "The' ..1 thought you had ~ore bCl'Ye, laugh, "I'm glad to stretch my threatened Katharine tbat unles• &he county 4-H club agents as weu as aave them that ,letter-ob, dfeadful the county agricultural agents. The maar' MarteU exclaimed. "We've legs.• AJm011t before they drew up out- threattl" · • total number so employed In Ohio 1 teea tba reel light-but H wc'Te seen Is 100. A few counties have two ft Ia timel After tomorrow night we stde Manorway1 the door wu Sung 'Jim was too · lml'itie~t to , .It'll' ~gents. an ngrlcultuul agent m I tan laugb at llsham.• · opea and Milly appeared,. aa ihabc more from Milly, I<athar~ne bad JP' chnrge of extension work ht the Outside ill the ball the telephone had beta liste'ning for the fiOund of peared in the opitt doorway, her floe county, and an asslsLant In chm· - ~ ~I nutg, .TbcY had beea waiting the car. outlined through the misty atill rather 'w6ite. · of home demonstration wort or f., 1 1 -~·-·o]r for a te 1-hooe call ever nlg' ht against the lighted haiL She • ' 3 H. club work: Meigs county ba& Iince u.uuuMrt. Grayaon - , . had rUIIg ap qme running excitedly down the "Oh, . 1 an1 · e*lad ,_,. -·'ve mma. -- L"'-...... only the one ll.gent. Mr. h.reit1er, Benar't ~ UartdJ. strode to garden path to the gate as her hue- Jlml" lhe cried as he came hiiii'I'Ji•s • who has served In that capacity ~ door baud and Jim jumped out of the car. tow.nJ ·her. ,.MillY• told . rCna. ol slnee 1923, handling all three class lld.e Mattia, a furtive c:ouue, what an time we'!,.. c.~ of extension work. aobCle.Ss fiaure ataadilag there with HOLDUP ' been lhi'9U&~~ Ka.- tr.ie!jl bil ear to &be door, crept att:althilr .. Oh. Bill, wbat d~ you thinkf' •peak Urbtly, but ahe •uadll tremb-•, ••e •-• vanllhed .. ~LJbd tho b k b liq a· little· aS f4c:r went. W1r: iato •• ....,., .n. Uil ....::<U abe ro e out reathlusly. "There the haiL ...0'- 7e1.1 I'm ' aJ.i · rfah1 • . IIALLOWE'EN' PART\' IJ'cea bake door before ;U'arteU ap.. hal been a holdup here at Manor- now," 1a aaawer to bia amt~ou qaa. pcarccl iD the hall. way1l,. t but 1 tb :All :Hartell Iistcoecl at the teJe.. Three startled men starecl at her. t oa. t Wll ra er unnenoJIIJ at Lecna Lflfllelt and Allcdra V'lood!l .. Good LonJ. WUly," cried 1 •liB- the timet. The)' would have drlged qaVe a HAlkwe'cn purty at U :~ phone, firat & frowa, thea a look of ~ola•J'oa came into bJ• o'wa...hy me awar b7 fon:e Ua their car, q heme of Mlsa Leifheit cn Pr ;sr.:-cl .. ---~ •• gered BiIL ther threatened 11--Hill F'rldny evening. A numio:-1· of (aee.,. Someone at the otlte.r end of "Two masked men, Bill!" went on 1 t11elt .YOl ll8 friends were prrseut lbe wire wat spcaldng of tbat girl Her Yofce faltered. And IUdcleaiJ' '!! Milly txcitedly, "We were nl!art,- almo.t bdore either quite blew, the nn'i ocnjoycd the evening. II lfU:otwaya.; &eared out of our lives. of cour.te-- waa in hil a:rma. ~e kitchen. behiod the ~wioR though IKlmebow it dida.'t 1eem a blt ..Oh, my 4et.rutf If aay harm lid 1 packqe IEmon-tblvomd g:!hl il' tm:&e door Hartin ~d c:ome to a real whilst jt was happening. One IDOIDtllltottl dedtlou. reads of.auch t~inp, but one never come to J'Oul• lie cried, hi1 voic:e DOt I CliP boiling water The car awcpt out from the s-tes thinks of them, aa possibly happen- quite lleadJ, bl1 uru tlpteama: 1 ('liP meat stock or I cup wntRt• of Beggar't ~into the hfahroad. lng 10 oneself! They auddmly ap. witb a passion of tendtmeu 'fOitiiUI . phw 4 boullon cubes or 4 teospr. ~o::; Bill wuall ~tieuc:e to kDow wbat peared at the door of the room af- the slim forbl. · k'f PXtract lim WJ"nter'1 eyei 1 tablespoon Worcestcrshlrc sauc~ Milb"'• JII)'JtifJioa' mcau.p OTCr tbe ter Clara had answered a knock. I 1-t tespoon paprika leJepbou coald ~ aDd . at t~e thought· it must be a joke at first witll a auddea fierte · wrath. U oaJ,. theie · 3 cups COOked oorned OCef groun:l pact; lie wu mald"'' tho Ubrt dis- --" l tablespoon onion, grated : ~ bdor4i Jfm could to at. fi. "'Catbar_lbe---IS themaft7 to aceouotJ I tablel!poon m-epared mustard · · tuee to Kaa01'Wa71 waeJ'CI)Jy c:cmred • • Jhe afi hi • hti"' got before ~~ ntbcr nrpriaiaa remark. broke In }tm jn,tpatiently, ~k 81 yet. but a DJBSOIYP. telatln m water. Add mCRt stock, Wo,·cuter.Ghlre sauce, i Por 1ID :Wnter, Jlahaar within -"Y,es, aa it happe~~s. ~ly if It io his mind. w., and paprika. Chill, untU ftrln. Un- !lie apace of· the lui hour bad aud- badn t been for Webber-tell bchiad thli, mold. Serve Jn BlleeB on crtap Jet- ' ~ become) :ma,:t! ~ a fisurf! of •rw2.bbcr7' !Isham'• •oice wa• that Jool' acoret tuM. Oamlsb With .Gitced hard-! amaz...., was 10011 pint\ to ~ook..~J er;; or toDJaot ftdgea. Ser- ~IJ: . - ner, ~~~ 10 . . ddl mu your maiiJ Mr. lleham. He _ B• 50Mb ~I-\E:'K'E TI-\E ~OL£ WE 0'-ICE l LANO n-lli';£ BABIES P..l ? 1-'\0ME' ••• funeral. Onf'! Of to attPnd Ohr!stlan Dayum 1 u <~t ~ ~ n eampalgn Ncnhrup bt:lng held slayt'r. Harter pollee, to Jnr n"'',~' ,:':,~u•nJ "'' " - 00 Oa ~other a:d~J Jo f..IOORA'/! . 'I'HERE'e. NO'l-1-111'14 IC 1-!01.0 U~ e.p.,Ci< NOIN- \l!IE'RE ON IRO":"·E PoLAR. BACK IN II IE OUR Wf>.'/ 'TO AFRICA\ ' • ' , 1 I """"" - ...... .!n '>-IE COULI)N't SlAY 1!-II:V MAOE: l"r I TOO 140'1 'FOR 0'!>. l ' 0 . K. Tf-11\'\::, A? LONG.A~ ~E 1-\<..VE 'rHI'O ICE 60)( \0 BUNK IM! ~~:;~~~;··•~;·}~ ,, •• • .' '• ~ ..,..._ * ~ ~e~ _,_,_~~- ~~:"';'~~~~~ • .' �·------·-- - .•. -· •.•... ... TRJ: DAn.Y 't'RIBtmZ. POKD.OY, [5 c ;B·ICK IN ., i .•...~liTER . ' ' SUNDAY, OCToBER 25, 1n1 County Has 11 Mishaps In Past Month Extreme Wife Asks r Personals I Bettman I I t I I1 <Continued fi"Obl page one> M r. and Mrs. Noah Ieach alice wlth paprika and Nl'ft or ~;n criB.p lettu~ with P'rctneh: Dret~t-­ Stanley S COMICS I 13 -·--·······-~·---_ . _., · --- -~ . .... ,. .... ... , ·~ ~-~ 1 Ga llipolis \ lsltot&. Friday. Sunday. 1 Rlbbo.n Sandwiches Mayrord. J immy, Charle8. Roy 1 Saudwlch brea(t and Jun ior Harris spe11t Suno:J.ly Bflftl' ned butt.er With Mr.. and Mrs. J . I;i. Prom tt Sw~el pickl• relWl S COMIC$ • IN COLOR IN COLOit ' Mnyonmt.Lse PARTY PICKLtMENT"i Plmlen t.o cream eheeee Slice bread in slices l -2 Inch t.hlclt By Betty Barclay Spread Cll'!t slice renel'OOI!Ily POM.EROY. OHIO w1tJt SUNDAY , OCTOllER 2G, 1031 softened butter, then w!Lh' 11weet pickle relish. Cover with • ae«md slice of bread buttel'ed on boLh dd~ Sprt:od the second 11llce wttJ\ rnubed ptmtento cream cheese. Top witft thlrrl !illce or bread. Press slteu , finnly tORether. Remove crll!!ltl. r.hr .. ~~ W1-ap In a damp cloth and plRce In refriRerator unlJer a heavy welrh~ for sevtral hoW'a. To 11erve sliee vuy tbl.n and serve Immediately, · - : L~ REFORM EFFORT -- I./ . --------...---·· ... Rav~nswood, o.ttendcd t hul 'f: h here , ltlg o1 mayonn aise. ]:ocaped From ' Farm In 1918, Went To . Muon City .. l OHIO. - ... . -··- ____ ...... ,. _ ........ ....... , __ , __ ... .... ...- ... ' '{0 HO 1-10, AN 0 S01'n.E d RUM t COOl. <111-\ICI-\ ~A'5 '\1;1..1.. LAURA, 50 l 4-IP>O To BuY Tf-\10 5>\X PARIOO"TS mEs Howe Fl,.'• Tn.nl• The bureau ur entolllulf1K1 llllfti thnt a houae n.v wJJJ tnveJ 1 mil• 11r so from lt11 bre-edlnr pl1ee. It cnrrlt.>d h;v a atron• bretr.e, It 11117 trnvPJ Rf!VPrAI mile&. l't WA.'S 1 A 5"'ru?to T4-II NC. To Do 1 YOU 'iiJQU\.0 00 SOMt;"'rf-m-..G l.IKE "1"1-\A'T AN 0 FUR - ~~~E~- I'LL KEEP ONE t"'NO C.\VE oi-\E Q&""l 'TO THE NEIG-HI:!>OR-.:.~ TI-\E CLUIO 1 Of H[ bit ion WE CARRY IN STOCK A 'TI-\ANI< 'IE 1 1 AlWAY S WAN'n: 0 ONE o' WILl-ARD BATTERY TO FIT YOUR CAR· • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS NOW 11-\E PROStEM " "' .How To 1 '5NEAI< IN. Tf\05E 1 YO !-10 HO /'IND A BO"r'TLE 0' RU!V\ ALL TRE LIC..I-\TS "'''E OU'T, BUT 11-\A'T (VIUS! BE MY AP ... RlMEMl, 1 CAN f-\EI'\R Tf-\1'\T PARRCi! Columbus, State • Middleport ,, 5idney WaPWicJc..... -:. ••.1,. " "'" .. . CHAP"f .KR LUJ •sant," Martell said abruptly, when the door was closed. "Ilsham's not the ooly danger." .. What do you tnt.ani"' demanded Sant feverishly• .. We've got to watch Martin. I don't trust him any longer. l sa• him talking with Wynter tonight." he sai<J meaningiy: "He might give us all •way yet,. eo aave his own hid~. l~m going to watch Martini .. Martell pawed frowningly. Then: "Sant,. that door of the vaultiJthat'a bec:ome . • danger point now, Unleu w~ get tbat door optned aeuedy lint and tho vault. behln.f made 1afe for inspection,. we may find the police SWQOping down, openjog that door themselves. And we know what that would mean, m7 I' t I' I, '' .j i' ' I J Ben .Drc,aOhue W'as arrested by eoun1 y omctala here Friday and {'CJHIDIUed to the COWlty jaU on Clh~rt ~~ ot non•support and fu.Jiure ~ Pffl¥1de tor a minor chilli. He wm-be. tlwn a ~llmtnnry hearing ~l!..t~,...~·=h•::":::;'";:;'';'~·~··---- ', C. . . . H08TI88 ·lfia Elea:nor Karr entertalneQ brtQe t!lub l"rlday eventna: ut l;lonae In Syracuse. The1 ~ wPre .&able& In play. ' ·' .' ...... ce • Watch for ·Announcement in a Few Day~ Concerning• or Ire ae $50,000 Fine Merchandise Will .~. Be Sacrificed. \1-\ERE '>IJON't BE 1\N'j NIOQE DEI..I\'1~ I:UH~ \:liE WA~ 'To KNOI:li IS., WI-leN oo \llle 5'\P..R.< TO t"'I'"RI<O:P-.1. friend..." Sant nodded. The brg man's face wa1 colorless. Only too well Sant knew wbat it would mean if the police were the first to open that door as yet blocked by the fallen walL That ICCret wbiclt Severn had shunbled on would be exposed-that and •omething grimmer still Anotller bead of tweat started out on his brow at the mere th"Jught. .. We (!aren't leave thlngs as they are pow/" went on Marten. ,.Tomorrow night •e must have that debris aeeretly cleared away. I should have felt easler if it could have beeen done tonight. · onlr that's impossible; all that· heavy stuff eould Dever be moved without ta<:kle, But tomorrow KREITLER ELECTED night, Sant-->1nd before daybreak Her voice faltered. And eudden!J, a~st before eltb« qllitt knew, abe PRESIDENT OF CLUB those vaulta made 110 that all Scotwas in hia anna. land Yard could walk through them .. Oco. W . Krcltl~r. cuunty agrtcul·J without our tnrning a hair, Tomor- should have apparently gone out of came to our be:lp. Ever so plucky tte Lunll agent v•as elecWd WI prNII- row rtight at latcst-J feel our margin his way to show his hand to Ma~;- was-l nearly embraced !Jim after UenL of the Ohio county Extension Agcut.s AssoclatJOn at their annual Qf aafcty won't be much longer thao tell and Sant-only one of many puz. they'd gone in sheer, gratitude ~nd relief. 'fhcy got away. of course; meeting in Columblll! t.hl!i week . thatl My Godl If the poli<:c: wc.re ding things. to open that door firstJ" But already they were rapidly they were armed: Yf.u 1ec Webber Ml'. Kruttlcr hns served the organ!· Sant 1hivercd again. nea:-ing Manorways ant.! any fUrther hadn't a ehance. >He 1 in the kitthell latlou fl S dnectm· fo1· the paBt Lwu "PuU yourse1f together, man,'" t;llk would have to be dc(en:ed. II- now trying to reassure a badly scared lt' m ~;. sN·vJng ru1 chairman of lm j.,urtnnt cormnlttee during that time/ frowned Martell impatiently. "On<:e sham, who9e cottage was a few hun- Cl~ta. The other maid.and the chauf. that danger'• past, we caa laugb at dred yards further on, tang out to feur ~ere out." _ t As H'~; president, Mr. Kreltler wJll represent the Association at anspicion. What can they prove? Bill: "'But why on earth •ho\lhl theJ the rmnuu.J meeting oi the National / Se\lem't eale where tbey'U never "No netd to drive me any'furth· -"began BilL . Count~ Agent's nssoclatlon in Chi- · find tum--• er than your place, Mr. Grayson. 0b, not ordinary thieves. It w:~s cago on Dccl'Jilber 2. 3 and 4. I "I wish .f could think that," !aid Now that I baven't to keep up the something of Katharine'• they l'he Ohio AsSoohl.tlon Is oompoa- I' Sant. ""Tbat man Jbham-4 wam't polite lictiOII o£ lameness-that's en- wanted. A leiter or'lomethin8ut t~d uf the county agricultural ex· lcnalun workers in Ohio, InclUding afraid of Wynter or GraysoD-but tailed a hell of a lot of discomfort I don't really und~rstand nen yer,•, l1ome demonstration agent8, and what ha• ll&ham got up hia eleeve?" tor me these four weeks," with a Milly explained ineo~nntly, "The' ..1 thought you had ~ore bCl'Ye, laugh, "I'm glad to stretch my threatened Katharine tbat unles• &he county 4-H club agents as weu as aave them that ,letter-ob, dfeadful the county agricultural agents. The maar' MarteU exclaimed. "We've legs.• AJm011t before they drew up out- threattl" · • total number so employed In Ohio 1 teea tba reel light-but H wc'Te seen Is 100. A few counties have two ft Ia timel After tomorrow night we stde Manorway1 the door wu Sung 'Jim was too · lml'itie~t to , .It'll' ~gents. an ngrlcultuul agent m I tan laugb at llsham.• · opea and Milly appeared,. aa ihabc more from Milly, I<athar~ne bad JP' chnrge of extension work ht the Outside ill the ball the telephone had beta liste'ning for the fiOund of peared in the opitt doorway, her floe county, and an asslsLant In chm· - ~ ~I nutg, .TbcY had beea waiting the car. outlined through the misty atill rather 'w6ite. · of home demonstration wort or f., 1 1 -~·-·o]r for a te 1-hooe call ever nlg' ht against the lighted haiL She • ' 3 H. club work: Meigs county ba& Iince u.uuuMrt. Grayaon - , . had rUIIg ap qme running excitedly down the "Oh, . 1 an1 · e*lad ,_,. -·'ve mma. -- L"'-...... only the one ll.gent. Mr. h.reit1er, Benar't ~ UartdJ. strode to garden path to the gate as her hue- Jlml" lhe cried as he came hiiii'I'Ji•s • who has served In that capacity ~ door baud and Jim jumped out of the car. tow.nJ ·her. ,.MillY• told . rCna. ol slnee 1923, handling all three class lld.e Mattia, a furtive c:ouue, what an time we'!,.. c.~ of extension work. aobCle.Ss fiaure ataadilag there with HOLDUP ' been lhi'9U&~~ Ka.- tr.ie!jl bil ear to &be door, crept att:althilr .. Oh. Bill, wbat d~ you thinkf' •peak Urbtly, but ahe •uadll tremb-•, ••e •-• vanllhed .. ~LJbd tho b k b liq a· little· aS f4c:r went. W1r: iato •• ....,., .n. Uil ....::<U abe ro e out reathlusly. "There the haiL ...0'- 7e1.1 I'm ' aJ.i · rfah1 • . IIALLOWE'EN' PART\' IJ'cea bake door before ;U'arteU ap.. hal been a holdup here at Manor- now," 1a aaawer to bia amt~ou qaa. pcarccl iD the hall. way1l,. t but 1 tb :All :Hartell Iistcoecl at the teJe.. Three startled men starecl at her. t oa. t Wll ra er unnenoJIIJ at Lecna Lflfllelt and Allcdra V'lood!l .. Good LonJ. WUly," cried 1 •liB- the timet. The)' would have drlged qaVe a HAlkwe'cn purty at U :~ phone, firat & frowa, thea a look of ~ola•J'oa came into bJ• o'wa...hy me awar b7 fon:e Ua their car, q heme of Mlsa Leifheit cn Pr ;sr.:-cl .. ---~ •• gered BiIL ther threatened 11--Hill F'rldny evening. A numio:-1· of (aee.,. Someone at the otlte.r end of "Two masked men, Bill!" went on 1 t11elt .YOl ll8 friends were prrseut lbe wire wat spcaldng of tbat girl Her Yofce faltered. And IUdcleaiJ' '!! Milly txcitedly, "We were nl!art,- almo.t bdore either quite blew, the nn'i ocnjoycd the evening. II lfU:otwaya.; &eared out of our lives. of cour.te-- waa in hil a:rma. ~e kitchen. behiod the ~wioR though IKlmebow it dida.'t 1eem a blt ..Oh, my 4et.rutf If aay harm lid 1 packqe IEmon-tblvomd g:!hl il' tm:&e door Hartin ~d c:ome to a real whilst jt was happening. One IDOIDtllltottl dedtlou. reads of.auch t~inp, but one never come to J'Oul• lie cried, hi1 voic:e DOt I CliP boiling water The car awcpt out from the s-tes thinks of them, aa possibly happen- quite lleadJ, bl1 uru tlpteama: 1 ('liP meat stock or I cup wntRt• of Beggar't ~into the hfahroad. lng 10 oneself! They auddmly ap. witb a passion of tendtmeu 'fOitiiUI . phw 4 boullon cubes or 4 teospr. ~o::; Bill wuall ~tieuc:e to kDow wbat peared at the door of the room af- the slim forbl. · k'f PXtract lim WJ"nter'1 eyei 1 tablespoon Worcestcrshlrc sauc~ Milb"'• JII)'JtifJioa' mcau.p OTCr tbe ter Clara had answered a knock. I 1-t tespoon paprika leJepbou coald ~ aDd . at t~e thought· it must be a joke at first witll a auddea fierte · wrath. U oaJ,. theie · 3 cups COOked oorned OCef groun:l pact; lie wu mald"'' tho Ubrt dis- --" l tablespoon onion, grated : ~ bdor4i Jfm could to at. fi. "'Catbar_lbe---IS themaft7 to aceouotJ I tablel!poon m-epared mustard · · tuee to Kaa01'Wa71 waeJ'CI)Jy c:cmred • • Jhe afi hi • hti"' got before ~~ ntbcr nrpriaiaa remark. broke In }tm jn,tpatiently, ~k 81 yet. but a DJBSOIYP. telatln m water. Add mCRt stock, Wo,·cuter.Ghlre sauce, i Por 1ID :Wnter, Jlahaar within -"Y,es, aa it happe~~s. ~ly if It io his mind. w., and paprika. Chill, untU ftrln. Un- !lie apace of· the lui hour bad aud- badn t been for Webber-tell bchiad thli, mold. Serve Jn BlleeB on crtap Jet- ' ~ become) :ma,:t! ~ a fisurf! of •rw2.bbcr7' !Isham'• •oice wa• that Jool' acoret tuM. Oamlsb With .Gitced hard-! amaz...., was 10011 pint\ to ~ook..~J er;; or toDJaot ftdgea. Ser- ~IJ: . - ner, ~~~ 10 . . ddl mu your maiiJ Mr. lleham. He _ B• 50Mb ~I-\E:'K'E TI-\E ~OL£ WE 0'-ICE l LANO n-lli';£ BABIES P..l ? 1-'\0ME' ••• funeral. Onf'! Of to attPnd Ohr!stlan Dayum 1 u <~t ~ ~ n eampalgn Ncnhrup bt:lng held slayt'r. Harter pollee, to Jnr n"'',~' ,:':,~u•nJ "'' " - 00 Oa ~other a:d~J Jo f..IOORA'/! . 'I'HERE'e. NO'l-1-111'14 IC 1-!01.0 U~ e.p.,Ci< NOIN- \l!IE'RE ON IRO":"·E PoLAR. BACK IN II IE OUR Wf>.'/ 'TO AFRICA\ ' • ' , 1 I """"" - ...... .!n '>-IE COULI)N't SlAY 1!-II:V MAOE: l"r I TOO 140'1 'FOR 0'!>. l ' 0 . K. Tf-11\'\::, A? LONG.A~ ~E 1-\<..VE 'rHI'O ICE 60)( \0 BUNK IM! ~~:;~~~;··•~;·}~ ,, •• • .' '• ~ ..,..._ * ~ ~e~ _,_,_~~- ~~:"';'~~~~~ • .' �.............._!!"8-__ .. . ··- _____________..._ ..... ... ... _________ ::t!i::ll:l--------~·-- .. - .... ~ ~ .................... -···-- .- ~ ES CU ~BACK IN P 1~ l .....~[R . ~~ped 1. w - FORECAST- -- bJ ........ .tot;m,..,. followed """ """""' .. ...-.. Q ~y ; d lQ ,' J!Ut WIU'Dlet' bl W~ poruon ,...,.,. ~ . ;,¥ From Farm .. In 1916, ·· MaaonCity EL.LA;DIOAR.• I. 00 WISH YOL.I'D OROP ')"'W~ AC:GlWAIN"TANC.IIi Wt'n-1 MYRA . . 11<1 REFORM - EF. ~ j I ·u.. Ex-;mpL LiYed .. iatence; F riendo Intercede •• ·I • o.:--oct. • Columbua, ~ "Turnfd up" b1 a wom ?hom be quan! led 41ver 'Du:nt of a bUI Charlee Ot wpo wali:ed ' away from ~P 16 yeaia aao. was 101 ~;eu lilt. the Ohio Peni~ntll :today, hl.s freedom tempe an end. , ·~ , IndueotJal cltlzene of 141 .were reported to be en ro OI-l, OI"FICEQ 1-,.,0.AR- ~ 'it:> ~UIH GUli:SS :t'l-1""T'eL.L- You -n-.e DOLLAR JU~> A M0MEI0"T! FOR. '/OUR. -,-r.wuBLE -~~ a ltl'<lhl p~ tor • "'"'"""m, deelartns he hl\l 1 ;~tet Rec~ea F~. .ip Between Re- .. ~most exemplary life &nd (.WBJ lnnocent of the ci. De!>to ;thlc:h he WW! sent to prl.8fl ~ • The atory of Cundlft"a i. t.rcim ercaped rm 'f') .. a ln AUJUit. UIUI . anJen Preston B. J. LOndOn' Th~m~ waft described tod&;t rs as constituting "p. tie rehabilitatio~. ·•·.... ~ ~ BYI!', MOiHB~ II" ANYiliOOY 'PI-tONES I'M OVI!Fl. AT "TJ-<E HAIFl~S'S•A..'S Cl!fOINCI!f HENNA . mtroy, 0 .. and not tar l~m Oallla county whrrt ,iirreate1 after £'nl&81na 1~ 0:.1e man WWi. tnJurad • cA bUI for 120 which he ted lo a Maaon City wot ~rullb&nr her hoUI8 prepan Jnt:"r wae said to have ., 9a I Tli" . ~KE .. "ibC" OUI..L- MI!E A PL.A"T1NUM '61-0NCS • catu~tnr .Ound111' provided a home to ~ed persona. two ot them h.'• ;Oundur'a tlret words on · j.~n to the penitentiary htl 'tlnl6d a aenllll or hJa aunt .b u.raei wtth ~b.bblng aftalr. · "I wu Innocent but 1 to rap ,., a relative," Warden a.!l QUOted him u aaytn11 . OJeraymen at M'aaon cu1 knew Cundttr a. a Church n J: SEllEN ANNABeL.I..e. 'iiiNCa WE WIIRI! KIDS ON leiJular tn att.endance were 1 ~- ....... ~"'I 6L.lT, <30SH~ %. C:A>I'T POSSIBl-Y M£1lT u-3 ,...__ -::D::O::N::O-::IWI:-:::-••A-R-IIE-s-T'i:t I HI!Fl :L HAVii '""'Y'S L.L.INCt-<liON \'t:) Beh Dcnohue Waa lirreR~ couraty olll:cht.Ia here Pdda) ('CfftJDjttl!d to the county J C~I'(IJI!I Of hOR•IU)lport and l kJ provide for a nUnor chill ~ .. _ . A"T"TRND ... NO, ROD • !. CAN.,. PSSCRIS& H&Fl, SUT SHE'S PROBASLV i=REC:KL.IiS .....NO A COR!N -l=liO L.OOK. ·- . JU'ST .,. HE"'- AND 8R.ING HIKR c::NER.. -rc neon, Mellon and oth0.1', ' tbi.s govemment, w~. .oday as having been cO« th . exceeding franJmeu .... ,..........,,$ %.'1..L. 'PHONii ~0 E .. .~ unw -~' Of u..; )10': f'o'lpOt.e that COhtJnue to b relationships t.bent.' • '""' ... . ese aore apot.r tl'!e ~t. • i8 tbe DlhaJa COl"riccit, o1 Oerntaily and rJven llY' the Treaty or Ver.!laiJ .. enter brl~e olub Pliday evenb ~orne In Syracuse. TheN polnlon of omclals or t.bls t.. lhere ean beo no ap~ .tables in play, ~AFlt'>ON euT Ml! - ooo I-ll .. OH I ~'M "TJ-<~~H P,ot.AeiNG 6"r!l.AN~· P"~•L.W5- BUT ..t>Aii vou Al-INA eoa ._._., L•,.'s sa& - .......!l.MINe'ToN FI'!OM .. , tlon or much Am ... tn .1:~ b : -=c~:-:/liJt~H;,;0;.:.8T;_E8_8Ka.rr : L..-ll'f&S told dtplomatte.i:l' ~Jess bluntly that thert wm..a.. atven a. preliminary Ji 9'!. the Chllft·.:oa later. ' Mille llelinor mO&t stable government~ rid, mWit cooperate to a PM than ln the pas'd problems In pneraJ ·U r iplurlng stabiUty wbero ~ J:iromottna tt where .tt Jtcmi or lD jeopardy, :. . ~-tiona i>etween Pmd.lf er·'and M . Laval~ o. lOme extent by Secre;.. .lUI H flarticlpattn1 be Jiicluded In the aroup obU.In hll ,reedom. ~ ot her wlthdrawals troll try, tn order to avoid ~ an aUsck upon the Am~ llar. ,Bath countrtea aJt. .aq the lmpor~nee ··•!if 'll' the Gold standrltlf; the aecessity ot stabt[ti. oey ~ those countrl_i re ~ted from lt. -l'ranr.e and tbe UnttM the · two rtche.st and poi(~ her to notify , rilme 1n Oallla eouuty. oext June. The 1n1tiattve extenl,k m. however, wiU Je tliken by Europe . 7anae agreed to atrletei' 1 .~ \H ot hill whereaboute. .t A PRinter lllld a man ot i r. ... ava! On the explosiv'e ~ltehtlal')'. Ia 1ulJ ot t ~ ehlrity and klndnea wt •llfad hla trienda to deman~ qln frOm Oovemro 0~ r... !" ~ tlucilnt PW'Iutrt after PI!, Ounl!Ur made hill J ton City, RCI'OII the rlt tWhlch reachea derstanding '"~•R•TT• M•vea M'i POOR. SACK Jl. I'M AL-L IN- · I CAN'T MU!O."T BE I bOo•· M'l ~A'T · OOH · ·DOH' ·· i"T ova" ,._. ,. GOL)T .vJ.v.J! economic recovery ln. rope until some of th~l!!l Jroblems are adJusted. It was stated, M. LavAl ted t.hat 1n the adJuat~ he.!le problems EuroPe Klk to the United StateS etion. This country wUI 1pathetlcally efforts at ion, but take no actua,'l • C:OW~I-8~ ~roan .......... , ... ,.e . ~~ Rltuatkm the Ule key to wttOie ropean probJ.~m . M. La~ ormed that It is the op.. this rovernmf'DL lhat mst be rellevet:~ of some ' dens. There '15 <llst11l~ ;horlty for sayb1g tha' Lo\•al agreed, Rowevei ~asures :~· or apparently wen_: Jf dl&:llllSEd, '·'?i freed, however that t~· r any furth~r SUSPI!fib. llrations paymen~..s, .. : down, must come from' ! United Sta&es thq) .lf; 1ora.torhu1U1 for Europe,:, ery eXtats ln. the Youlli' )Y Oennany can plead trderu. are IntoleraJ:rJrt appointment of n com~ • 001-1! 001-l! 001-1! "Carnine int.o the p1·Pmis~ any must t!Wce the in~ t much was fllgJ'eed up. initiative wouJd ...e nted en Pqe Bb:> lope Held l'rapped Men $50,( ~ear Six Miners iri line Have Died Suffocation re, Pa., Od. 26-IN8Ix men. trapped by a OH! 0014! 0 of rock and coal tn a -· \Vest End Coal Coqt~ ~Qua, near here, cw death or suaoca- llreued today u rli'~ rurrowe;J In the 11UIJ;. vern in an attemp~ t;O aers. &enmbled to 6Bfi!tf fie p.s blut let iO. 'm lfy were John ~~-· Wrlel Skwarta.t~. Wth .m. They \li·Jre taken Hospital, both ~. J tk.n from burlll!l. ».ped unhurt. -- JI'Qur ,.,. or ',} I ' ;· �.............._!!"8-__ .. . ··- _____________..._ ..... ... ... _________ ::t!i::ll:l--------~·-- .. - .... ~ ~ .................... -···-- .- ~ ES CU ~BACK IN P 1~ l .....~[R . ~~ped 1. w - FORECAST- -- bJ ........ .tot;m,..,. followed """ """""' .. ...-.. Q ~y ; d lQ ,' J!Ut WIU'Dlet' bl W~ poruon ,...,.,. ~ . ;,¥ From Farm .. In 1916, ·· MaaonCity EL.LA;DIOAR.• I. 00 WISH YOL.I'D OROP ')"'W~ AC:GlWAIN"TANC.IIi Wt'n-1 MYRA . . 11<1 REFORM - EF. ~ j I ·u.. Ex-;mpL LiYed .. iatence; F riendo Intercede •• ·I • o.:--oct. • Columbua, ~ "Turnfd up" b1 a wom ?hom be quan! led 41ver 'Du:nt of a bUI Charlee Ot wpo wali:ed ' away from ~P 16 yeaia aao. was 101 ~;eu lilt. the Ohio Peni~ntll :today, hl.s freedom tempe an end. , ·~ , IndueotJal cltlzene of 141 .were reported to be en ro OI-l, OI"FICEQ 1-,.,0.AR- ~ 'it:> ~UIH GUli:SS :t'l-1""T'eL.L- You -n-.e DOLLAR JU~> A M0MEI0"T! FOR. '/OUR. -,-r.wuBLE -~~ a ltl'<lhl p~ tor • "'"'"""m, deelartns he hl\l 1 ;~tet Rec~ea F~. .ip Between Re- .. ~most exemplary life &nd (.WBJ lnnocent of the ci. De!>to ;thlc:h he WW! sent to prl.8fl ~ • The atory of Cundlft"a i. t.rcim ercaped rm 'f') .. a ln AUJUit. UIUI . anJen Preston B. J. LOndOn' Th~m~ waft described tod&;t rs as constituting "p. tie rehabilitatio~. ·•·.... ~ ~ BYI!', MOiHB~ II" ANYiliOOY 'PI-tONES I'M OVI!Fl. AT "TJ-<E HAIFl~S'S•A..'S Cl!fOINCI!f HENNA . mtroy, 0 .. and not tar l~m Oallla county whrrt ,iirreate1 after £'nl&81na 1~ 0:.1e man WWi. tnJurad • cA bUI for 120 which he ted lo a Maaon City wot ~rullb&nr her hoUI8 prepan Jnt:"r wae said to have ., 9a I Tli" . ~KE .. "ibC" OUI..L- MI!E A PL.A"T1NUM '61-0NCS • catu~tnr .Ound111' provided a home to ~ed persona. two ot them h.'• ;Oundur'a tlret words on · j.~n to the penitentiary htl 'tlnl6d a aenllll or hJa aunt .b u.raei wtth ~b.bblng aftalr. · "I wu Innocent but 1 to rap ,., a relative," Warden a.!l QUOted him u aaytn11 . OJeraymen at M'aaon cu1 knew Cundttr a. a Church n J: SEllEN ANNABeL.I..e. 'iiiNCa WE WIIRI! KIDS ON leiJular tn att.endance were 1 ~- ....... ~"'I 6L.lT, <30SH~ %. C:A>I'T POSSIBl-Y M£1lT u-3 ,...__ -::D::O::N::O-::IWI:-:::-••A-R-IIE-s-T'i:t I HI!Fl :L HAVii '""'Y'S L.L.INCt-<liON \'t:) Beh Dcnohue Waa lirreR~ couraty olll:cht.Ia here Pdda) ('CfftJDjttl!d to the county J C~I'(IJI!I Of hOR•IU)lport and l kJ provide for a nUnor chill ~ .. _ . A"T"TRND ... NO, ROD • !. CAN.,. PSSCRIS& H&Fl, SUT SHE'S PROBASLV i=REC:KL.IiS .....NO A COR!N -l=liO L.OOK. ·- . JU'ST .,. HE"'- AND 8R.ING HIKR c::NER.. -rc neon, Mellon and oth0.1', ' tbi.s govemment, w~. .oday as having been cO« th . exceeding franJmeu .... ,..........,,$ %.'1..L. 'PHONii ~0 E .. .~ unw -~' Of u..; )10': f'o'lpOt.e that COhtJnue to b relationships t.bent.' • '""' ... . ese aore apot.r tl'!e ~t. • i8 tbe DlhaJa COl"riccit, o1 Oerntaily and rJven llY' the Treaty or Ver.!laiJ .. enter brl~e olub Pliday evenb ~orne In Syracuse. TheN polnlon of omclals or t.bls t.. lhere ean beo no ap~ .tables in play, ~AFlt'>ON euT Ml! - ooo I-ll .. OH I ~'M "TJ-<~~H P,ot.AeiNG 6"r!l.AN~· P"~•L.W5- BUT ..t>Aii vou Al-INA eoa ._._., L•,.'s sa& - .......!l.MINe'ToN FI'!OM .. , tlon or much Am ... tn .1:~ b : -=c~:-:/liJt~H;,;0;.:.8T;_E8_8Ka.rr : L..-ll'f&S told dtplomatte.i:l' ~Jess bluntly that thert wm..a.. atven a. preliminary Ji 9'!. the Chllft·.:oa later. ' Mille llelinor mO&t stable government~ rid, mWit cooperate to a PM than ln the pas'd problems In pneraJ ·U r iplurlng stabiUty wbero ~ J:iromottna tt where .tt Jtcmi or lD jeopardy, :. . ~-tiona i>etween Pmd.lf er·'and M . Laval~ o. lOme extent by Secre;.. .lUI H flarticlpattn1 be Jiicluded In the aroup obU.In hll ,reedom. ~ ot her wlthdrawals troll try, tn order to avoid ~ an aUsck upon the Am~ llar. ,Bath countrtea aJt. .aq the lmpor~nee ··•!if 'll' the Gold standrltlf; the aecessity ot stabt[ti. oey ~ those countrl_i re ~ted from lt. -l'ranr.e and tbe UnttM the · two rtche.st and poi(~ her to notify , rilme 1n Oallla eouuty. oext June. The 1n1tiattve extenl,k m. however, wiU Je tliken by Europe . 7anae agreed to atrletei' 1 .~ \H ot hill whereaboute. .t A PRinter lllld a man ot i r. ... ava! On the explosiv'e ~ltehtlal')'. Ia 1ulJ ot t ~ ehlrity and klndnea wt •llfad hla trienda to deman~ qln frOm Oovemro 0~ r... !" ~ tlucilnt PW'Iutrt after PI!, Ounl!Ur made hill J ton City, RCI'OII the rlt tWhlch reachea derstanding '"~•R•TT• M•vea M'i POOR. SACK Jl. I'M AL-L IN- · I CAN'T MU!O."T BE I bOo•· M'l ~A'T · OOH · ·DOH' ·· i"T ova" ,._. ,. GOL)T .vJ.v.J! economic recovery ln. rope until some of th~l!!l Jroblems are adJusted. It was stated, M. LavAl ted t.hat 1n the adJuat~ he.!le problems EuroPe Klk to the United StateS etion. This country wUI 1pathetlcally efforts at ion, but take no actua,'l • C:OW~I-8~ ~roan .......... , ... ,.e . ~~ Rltuatkm the Ule key to wttOie ropean probJ.~m . M. La~ ormed that It is the op.. this rovernmf'DL lhat mst be rellevet:~ of some ' dens. There '15 <llst11l~ ;horlty for sayb1g tha' Lo\•al agreed, Rowevei ~asures :~· or apparently wen_: Jf dl&:llllSEd, '·'?i freed, however that t~· r any furth~r SUSPI!fib. llrations paymen~..s, .. : down, must come from' ! United Sta&es thq) .lf; 1ora.torhu1U1 for Europe,:, ery eXtats ln. the Youlli' )Y Oennany can plead trderu. are IntoleraJ:rJrt appointment of n com~ • 001-1! 001-l! 001-1! "Carnine int.o the p1·Pmis~ any must t!Wce the in~ t much was fllgJ'eed up. initiative wouJd ...e nted en Pqe Bb:> lope Held l'rapped Men $50,( ~ear Six Miners iri line Have Died Suffocation re, Pa., Od. 26-IN8Ix men. trapped by a OH! 0014! 0 of rock and coal tn a -· \Vest End Coal Coqt~ ~Qua, near here, cw death or suaoca- llreued today u rli'~ rurrowe;J In the 11UIJ;. vern in an attemp~ t;O aers. &enmbled to 6Bfi!tf fie p.s blut let iO. 'm lfy were John ~~-· Wrlel Skwarta.t~. Wth .m. They \li·Jre taken Hospital, both ~. J tk.n from burlll!l. ».ped unhurt. -- JI'Qur ,.,. or ',} I ' ;· �• · ~ .. l.$1 ·- . .... 1 1 • ~~aa: Ofliee aok for 202-R. FULL MaaonC~ - .; IN REFORM E and ftame3 crackled tltifl WHILE SHAVING • ~ l'ntluential citi!lena of -'"" reported to be era to mab a stronr plea J Auoeiate, Startled In Aut:UIIt.. ~aruen Prea~n 1:. ~ h11 trlenda to ,~ pursuer~ DO"OHIJE ..ad\ Ben Donohqe Was I tounty Oftlcialt here J ecmmttted to the oou.n cha11~ ot non-aupparl to Jl1'0VIde for a minor wm.-be &lvm a. prellmlnr on the- chaf1~s laler. · ··-~=­ '. CI-H08TEI M~• Ele4nor Karr bridge olub Friday t home in 8yraeuac. ' .U.bk!s In play. and in Eaat poruon '1'UeQ H •• SERVICE '" ~:::,~:,'!;.. ':,.,~""' ' PRICE-SUNDAY 5 36--lNS- - I Sl.untlnl was todM.y blanw:J lor lhl: I • 00 1 a gd lth B · ltlh I! w · r l d;lt t -- - -- n I : 1 1 · 0 ·· Oct 26--INS-- • Boy Dtea After Surgeons I BUl'ld'•ngs; J ap blema Are Much EVI'dence • mlUillr Waced By Democrats Effort To Get Cont- :~!~'::'~ ~~..~J.'F~~:... : , 1 -----JKEY m[S AT: FRENCH GAIN POINT IN CONTENTION ·.~ .• ·wlr.roNSIN H"M[' U 1 Pc .. iloonThat_NoRelatiomhipBctweenRe· parahons And War Debts .:· 11 as aocidenta!Jy shuL u u I'JJf<h,l) , (nlwwmdell by 01 ~ vt hts own IJ.en 1 I UIV! IN NEXT SESSION : . Next Week ~,., ! cn~~,e rol Of Hou&e Em~":~ 't::O":::;,:,',;.,:,:.O••!"~~;I f.. '"worked 1n a rail and rtve-r mln~. 1 lYe Congreumen To In He contacted_ a llve wire while re- I Chosen At Poll& pairlnr a swttch. And Lava) BrlDI Con!erence l1ttle Concrete Aceomph~hment; , Some Progress Made ~~ PreaJdtml 1 Bri~ o!DceJcs, ~ll!ute~nt Wkll~r·l End W1th I i NO CHINESE FLAGS lOST BY ~OUTH 0 l.J u tllllt.pin und plung<:d t•J the arc.und, "ccor'iiD¥ to eye - ~ wltnJu!e&, who said lhat Dova!lv.11s mant'uverllJI the !hlp thro~h II , loop j"'t ..,.,.the""'"· Part Of Manchuria :BATTlE FOR liFE By~~ Iwen. lut..J u I AriJ.Ied ~~r 10 Yean As United State• Reeedea r~ Be"1 Jf.; ) 1"Old R --;; Wh' So I oman, •t.e - X ' by Owner Arose to He1ghta . ·r,, . . Washington, Oct. 26-The understanding reachef:l President H·uov~r <~nd Premier Laval on the explosivt> ·,. 1 , ° delit an t.hc I I Thfl ~pe, Cunilttr made b1 t.Ja10n City, acroea tbtr '1\f;riltroy, 0 .. and not l l~om OaiUa county wll __ rrestej after f'ni•Klnl •hlch a;ae man ~ t~ ~ ·A bUI for tzo which .too to a Maaon cny · Jcrubblnll' her houae pre )).Jnt;nfi WBI SQld to )\&' ;-wr. caualna her to noW ~ee at b.Ls whereaboutL ~ A painter and a man ,01Uld11f provided a llo.D &fl!d p1!'1'80JUJ, two of @' JOundllf't flrat wordt tJtrn to the panltentlarj 1'?'1ned a cleoiBl ol his 1 erhae in O~llla COllhtJ l)artlcla;ii l:harte1 with 1ibbblnll' aftalr. "I Wi8 innocent but rap f6r a relative-," war as quoted him i8 aaylnl Cler&ymen at Ma.eon knew Cundlft s.a a chur Jq-ular m attendance w lie Jt.cluded In the KJ'Oll obtain hil freedom. NEWS tonlah~ - -·I AGED SOLDIER SUCCUMBS 1 -(Editors Note : Edwtu'd . Hunl.l:!l'.l Colwnbws, o., Oct. ----Anurew , By WILLIAM s. NEAL State Prohibition COmmissioner Th h D th H d , Inte-rnational N~.vs Serv1ce Staft , Roesch 81 veteran of the- Prat1co- 1 w hi to Oct 26-De .t , From Ranka I~RUeR of war deL to; and reparations was described todS! Clarence H. Sears su1den 1y drop OU&' t ea a ' ' , as ng n. mucra rc , , 1 Correspondent in the far Ea5t the 1 n. 1 1810 ~""'" dl!ad here loda•. Been De f ea t e d ,flrst forelon llewspaper ccrr~ru.. 1• h""""todn war n • wu dead JJeaders today moved to make lh>J ' m the highe.'ll admmistration quarter!'! as constituting ''a ~ ., .-~ ere a)' atter an tllneu o1 twu I . . . .. . .... Heart attack was responsible ror ~ent to penetrate lnl.o Manchuria · weeks from (lStnma. Roesch a na- Hawle)'-Smoot turlft law and the I Eagle River. Wis .. Oct. 26--IN8-- gre.ut forward step" m world f!conomJc rehabiiJtatiOn.. _ the unexpected dee.th of the Com . ' Cl ~la d Oct 26 - INB-8 -~at the outbreak of t.he crisis, has I Live uf AJ.saee Franc..-e, ww; ~ retir-1' Federal Farm Board the pu.tnmount Charles A Comiske-y owner of the I' 1 h l llr rnl~>&loner. He was stricken while ev • n · · · ur made a personal survey to check . ed stone m~n I Hues In special t!"lco..:tlunl:i to be 1 • · ' n t t' practJca apr> cattun ~ ~. Shavtna at his home here thi<l ~oiUI at Charity hetipltul koda y •Persistent rumors Japantl~ m4i·j . held N_ovember a to nu five vucau- . Chicago White Sox, Amerlcun I this understanding. Franct: reetde!. expiring next June. The lnUlaUvl mommif. He was 65 years old 1: .:t a thrilling battle to save lhe . tary authorities were aldiq the 1 ctl!l:i In the House. league basebRll club, died 1\t're kl- ,f1om her posldon that theN' can be for Its extcm81on, however, wiD Sears, a native- of ChllUcolhe. war 11fe of " nlne-yr:oar-old boy after he gruwth of Independence movements I GIRL ACCJDENTAU..Y SHOT The chlet battlegrounds In the : day a~ the age of 72 no reduction In !.he damages l.O be have lo be taken by Europe. aJlpoln\ed prohibition commtss'lcne; had once been pronounced dead, ln various parts of tbe province. Truy, 0., Oct. J&..-.INs-atruek elections are In the nr~ t Ohio di:.·l He had been in a coma for near· collected from Germany. and the Gold- France qreed to 1tr~ on February t 1931 by 0 just 8.!1 It seemeU their t>ftorts Y' i'rC' The followini dispatch was sent in the chest by a. bullet. front • 11un ltrlct formerly repr!!!!enl.ed by lhe I •t.lnlted States, on Ita part, dcftnlt ~ ly regulation of her wlthdrawa.Ja froqa Ot:erg~ White. 'Prior' to his 8°ve~n~~ to be crowned with ~uccesR. frc.m Klein, 100 miles from the Ko-1 her blother-ln~law, Oeorae Macy, late' speaker Nicholas Lonpworth, lily 24 hours when the end came. j atandona the old Hughes thesis thlii country. In order to &void ,a)' ment, he was an executive p~ nl Th'! boy wa& Peter Allen, a CIC\'C- rean border. I.N.S.I was cleaning, 16-y.ear-ola Lou181! and the eighth Michigan, made va- HIS death occurre-d lo his aummer I that there ls no relation between llspect or IUl atc.ack upon the AmBears-Nichols Oannin Com a 1 , e land schoolboy He died from eatBy EDWARD HUNTER IReed was dead here today. cant by the death of Rep. Bird home where he 1 uftered lor more 1• _pu.lath.ms and, ,ue Qebts which er1ean dollar. Both countries af!!: For the time bein gSe . P 1 ). , lng a poisoned food Friday and I. N. a. Statr Oorrei!POfldeni j Macy h!Ld placed the r111e on J. Vlncf:r;~t. republican I than two weelts from a erltlcal m. : the war~ time a! I<:F -::we u.s. a1reed upon the Importance -~o;l. succeeded as roht:i 1 &Is will .b:.. ft·cm efrf!{:tt; of turpentine which Copyright, 1931 By I. N. 8 . Lable and when the cleanlnl Although ftve elections are 1.0 be . 1 Admittedly It wus a compll:lm18e l malntaininl the Gold st.ancllll'tt' b P ton commos- his mother unwittingly administerKirln, Manchuria, Oct. 26--KI.-tn, was usin& cauaht on the trlg&er UJ~ held, party leaders o.pp~rently e:-:- l ness arising cut or a complu;:atlon 1 qreement althoua:h It can harrll) b ~ and upon the neceaalty ot stabWj..• 1 ~cner, 1Y E. 0. Mathews, depul) ,00 to him aa a. home remed." Capital of Manchuria's rich lumbl!a· BUD was d18char1ed. pectod one PhilRdelphla district to:uf heart and kidney trouble. • termed an agr _-emenL unUI parliil- •lng currency In those coon•""~ commssonec. J· . t urn a republican nnd one Cleve- 1 Th~ aged ba5ebaU ma1nate's son, I rr.ent.ary acUon In beth eounlrlet. , which have llepsrted rrom lt. ~~ Tho unexpectedness f , 1 When the youth sank Into 10 COI11:!l. 1ndtwtry, until a few weeks ago one ,. _L• death eta tl d th te 0 Sears IJaFrt. night, a city physician was the prlnc.lpal metropoles of YOUNG HUSBAND DROWNS land nnd one New York district loiLouls Comiskey, was at his beds1delh!l5 approved it. I General-Prance and the Unlwr,f. r e e st.a capitol He BteadU the bo ,5 heart far-ftung northern ProDefiance, o., Oct. 26---INS- elect democrats -Stat«!, as the two richest and polj'-, had not bl!en 111 and was t!ngaet);J ; fainter an~· faJntl"r Yand "lndepenctent." city. Drowned when he waded iGkl 11 The other two districts, normally 1wlwn the end came. 1 Wa.fhlngton, Oct. 26--INB-The 1Ucally the most stable govemme~ ac~dve~y In hl.s regulu· nut\e' \_, ' morning the phyalclan said by Japanese forces jla.vel pit near Sherwod, D~ftanC1l consldeN'd republlca!l, are declared Louis Is the only survlvin&: mem - Epochal conrerenr.e be-tween !'res!· m t~ world, must cooperate to L ~ 1 Sea) and Baturdaf of ll\8t weeK .. · died The body was ordered loose from the bonds ooWtty, Harold D. DeWel!!l!, :n, by the demnc&.rt.s kl be powerful bcr or Comiakey's immediate family II df:nt Hoover ann tbf! y 1·ench &reater degree than In the 1 al'3 was u gaaauatc! 0.1 ln._ _ hos ·1 f From the Chinese- ftJUng attendfnt of Van Wert. 0 Ordinarily these two dlstrict.s The elderly magnate died Jn Ills upon world problems In general19 vei'I!IU)I of KallSWI and lor 40 years P tal or a formal governor down w the waB dead today. " would be considered aSiluredly re- sleep. 1 Prem; ~r. Pierre LAval ended wtt!J the end of lnsl.U'ing BtabWty wheN was active in civic a1J:ur:; In Chill!or death before It humble coolie rlckthawtnau De-Weese's wlfe wlliJ,eSBed the ~rQ. publlciln, but the re\'oit against the Comiskey's death termlnated one sceml-111Y little ccncrete ac~leve- It exists, and promotlns It whe~ ~~ c.:cthc. He was Pl'cminently idenUIIIa Wllversal adm185lon that ledf, which occurred while they Hover administration Is so wide- of the Jlngest and mUllt picturesque 1rmnt, but actually with some IU:· Is non-exlal.ent or in Jeopard)'. ,- . ed with the Democratic party. Is no longer under the dl)- were on a llahtna: trip. spread, the discontent or the- peo - careers in the history of bo.seba.IL rl tompll!hmE:nt below the lnternaThe conversatioN Oetween Pra,ll!' The prohJbitlon cotnmls8ioner was of Naokln~r. pie so marked, that Impartial ob- He WIUi the only player ever to ria~ tif'nal ~urrace. dent Hoover and M . Laval, ~ an eaTJ.y campaJgnet' agal111t Uqu~ll' completed a eurvey of GUARD PRESIDENT-ELECT servers concede there Is a good to a position of sole ownership of a. l M. Laval departed from Wa5b~ pated In to some extent by ~ and was known throughout the the territory aurroundlna: B Air Oct che.nce for the election of a demo· mHjor league club . Throughout l inRtoll early today dlsappolnt.ed at t.arJes Stimson, Me-llon aod oUulr atate u an "active -dey." traversed Ule 1 reat tract& .Per:·~rn;:'retlde::eleet, · L::~-I:; crat In each of these diJtrlctM," the baseball world Qnd to hilr num-~ not ha.vinB achieved the ptlmt pur- ' ometal.s of thla government, ·~· Bears waa a former prealdent of lumber which supply the chez Oerro, Wa& furnlabed wlt.h a J&id Jonett Shouse, chatrman of erous friends he W88 known as thl! pose of hiS vWt- Amt:!rlcan partie!- descl'ibed today a.s having been oou the Ohio Oaonera AsiJodation ~rreatest industry and •pcclal the democrauc natlunal executlv~ "old Roman: · patten In a secu.-Jty p,act fvr France ducted with exceedln1 rranknell He Ia l!Utvlved by h1A wu;to,..:. On" while ago poured huae t.od•y lollo~f committee. HiS Lnterest ln the National ~t 1-lJI!l neverthele98 apparently salts· on both sides. dau~rhter, Mrs. u. R. La vee ot tbe Cbtnue exchehis ll(e, at:~ Rl!pubUcan natlollal speakers. be time a:tret<lhe11 back to the days, lied with his t.hrl!f. daYf; of lnttmBte M. Wval was tQ1C1 alplom.at.lcal.lr ~oma and brothers from ~ Ll.m&. aaserted, have aireacty gone Into when he wtu:1 teamster of 11o brtutj c.cntact wlth Amerlcap cfllclaldom. but nevertheleu bluntly that ther:c in co~- lM dWtrJct defend= the Hawley- wayrm u a. boy at 16. Even aralDst, For ont! thlfls. ~... 'l.dmlDJstration can be no expectation of mUCh Am"' Pi,meral · · • · .,._.., ""llt''!aW< """'" •M ~ - - ot ·bla _ , . . 1>ao • ...."""· !r""' ~ . ~"!"""" ortcan ~lloo 1n . _ .,.ui - ~ ·!lOud. "'t:"' _., i1ttfsut~c(blll bl!lliftd iport ·uilflf"U.Ie W11tci?tii"~ loverr.meftt Eurape'1lal'"'s ettfed &Ome'"of"'Uie~"rXi-f+ yet fixed. dnally were forced •~•~ IKi:~. And I have learned TROUBLE fiJTILL RAOJ:S The optim111m of Shouse IB not last. has malntaJned IQr t.en years that Uticai aore-IJI(Ite that continue to 18 ~~~~~~s~:~~:-~~IN~8-~An~· shared by republican house lt!aders He wllS born Jn Chicago on Au· there is no relationship between plague au relatiOillhipe then!!. pliUUled to go was dead. tor the meal'lttme at leaJ!It, JttUn·?"iately 8e8TII residence ! •-- ---ak.i.. of I\hnehuria. of a federal here. Rep. Snell <RJ of New York gu.st 15, 1859. Hll ftnt bueball Ocrman reparations and Uae debts Amoos thde sore a})Ota: Ule ~& Columbus line; lrom Govemro Oe ="" lllludblfl I Been 111 1 ~tentlary, Ia full OJ eharlt)' and klndnet~ 111 pllrtion INTERNATIONAL riVE DIE IN' ••K AlliAnce, Neb, Oct. them,, ol Suddenness; Had Not ' ,rJoHdom, deelarhll he ..,meet ~xempl.ar)' Ute t i'!J'a.& lnnocent of the i!lthieh he WQ& sent to PJ ~ • The aklry or Cundiff' tie ercapoed frOm Lolli rrarm about 6hup I Drop• Dead o!mp 16 year'11 ago, nJ tt the Oblo Pftlftfl 1 OF ers over West. port.lon late t:.oniah' or ~ and In Eaet portion Tueaday ; warmer In W.W. " POMEROY, OHIO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931 1u tl :>blind women ftcm Lhe blai.Clarence H Sears p h" 1lng bulldin1. B Cb' •~d J .. · • . ro I· , The worken; left the shop with - ~ etween IDa I"UU abltJOn Commlaaloner lout occltement and nu ;me was pan; Kirin No Lonrer walked away r1:11 an end. .WIRE Iru:rn.dnr; cloud1nea followed bp 11\MPoo > \ Columbua, 0., Oct. "Tumed up" by a .., 'Whom be quarr!led o;. ~nt ot a bW Cbarld :today, hla freedom 102 worlr.ers at the , • ~·u JP l'r'!l NEWR IT'S fN TIIJ': DAILY TRIBUNil ' . Hu Li•ed Exe1111 · iatence ; F rie111 Intercede who LEASED UTEATHER FORECAST- . ·• ~HTE DRY CHIH' 1 ~:~~~~ ~~tlFf.RE 1 MANCHURIAN CITY I News Flashes /fARM BOARD ~Nrr1 ~rf~M,~E :i:5ti Prealer Leaves CapltiJ c ...." :TAR Iff Will 8[!B:;-rebe<>:.w:~-:~~~·~~~ T Disappointed In FaUa3: • Pa ' , Dl (t,r~ IN COlUMBUS;'"'~::·=~< ~~. .';';~";;.~~!';,11 ~ INDEPENDENT I~ t~ lt~~~~~l 0 Mak e Security 1 ~~·;!'BASIS R[eUl T Unr WAR m;l~cP~~~~!~t ~Do;.~:~J~~~.l~~~·r. nf fi~'Hl' r· N~;r~~~~::frin:~~:;,. '"I . _HooY~r . ~ Of HEART fA'lu.HE j{='"nl~~:!:!!~:~-~~:d.:IIAe ~t~n:n·~~~~~!J:e~~~d99 ~~:~t.r;:~~ 'il tJ "''~11 H U IJ 1Lh~u~;~~ri~;.,thc~S.to~1=() o~e~~:j ~ ~- Fa.... In 1916, \ .i ' " at Tribune, call 236-L; if the Buai.neq :.~aped Fro~ t. • READERS NOTICE-If you want the Newt Ofti.ce of The Dail:r VOL. VI- NO. 36 • lt S TI\1£' IL '".;: • r , r t ·J I w 1-1'1, MOTHER, TH\5 \~ ME: YOUR I I I I raa Ju!l In p&ljl" i ·fWO BJ'JJt'OnS May ! Be Used Jn p00) I,,.,.,,, "rundn"•as•I' plans for the 11 ~~r~;~,;~~~;,;4Hslchla of Klrlo Gov. ca, tor Speaker, said repuhli reports· as Jobthird was ballema.n with the at Milwaukee Aler~ whtch the ·Allies owe- the unttl!d earved conspicuoua 18 &be Diml1t oorr~. .., .IBt In to this corresponn dn1dldate Cll.led the r.lt!Clion or a. 11alary of tJO State•. out Of Oerm&iiy aod ctven 011" of Ekars Iut omcinl acts was te-rritory under hi5 'oo>·Ilurani' cans In these district!!. a week. He played suoeeaalvely M Laval leaves the United States to Poland'"by the Treaty of veraattto attl"nd a meeting or the Women~ I has eever:E:d connection Wlth .., An upse-t ln either, it Is admitted, tr.•lth l.l:!ams representing Elll'in. Ill., 'I ted~)' with the asaurance that u Jell. Christian Temperance tfnion 1 Nanklne l'e(Jime. might_ awikh control or the House, and Debuque. Ia, and in 1883 he rm1 when France-' 11ees t1t to SCQlc In the opiniOn or omcials of this Dayton Thursday when he ell- ! F R d' • F Approachina the flovernor·a pa· orvamzatlon between the parties. I made his debut wlth the Bt. Lollis i down her repe.ratJOn cl:lims ag:llnsc 1government. there can be no ap' 11 , u._ ·rt the organization in Its 1 or e 1acountlag rozen llu... au.:~Jmponled t.)' a Chinese FORMI:R EDITOR DillS 1 In basing their fight Ja.rrely on Browns. Shortly thereafter his 1 Ge;many this government will ~;ym- preclable >economie recovery itt campaign Rgnlnst liquor. ' &.curitiea of Real Eaguide, we were met by a p~~olr ut ~·~~~~;:::;!.o. Oct 2U -IN~ the tarlft and the Farm Board, th'.! succe:u; won for hlm the manager- p 11 th~:t:Cally consider a .:onlln:!n · , centr6l EW'Opl! untU some or t~ J&pane.se soldiers, the "outppst•· of ·• 51 lor~ . o- democrats are following tactics ship of the- St. Louis team and un-lmr!\le sealing dc.wn or Lhc de~ts I political problems are adJu.sted. fiG TIIEFT CAUSES MURDER tate in Nation a large detachmelli of Ja~0anese ot the Ctnclnn:~i 1~~,:e~- :;sehd In the election ol Robert D. der hiS guidance the cflb won t.htJ the Allies owe us Moreover, 1t was stated, M. LaYill troop.s RUardlng the bulldihJ. The toda at his wl te h ; 0 nson, democrat, to fill the va- American aMOCiatlon pe-nnant for : Tl:e otfl.clal comnmnlQu~ ~sm• was Informed that tn the adjusf, • I Lima, 0., Oct. 26-INB-The nlauld~ blurted an awkward apology Y n . r om_ caney caused In the- seventh Mls· four consecutive years. J ~lnLI cu behalf of Mr. Hoovel' ment of theae problems Europe le~seJ tn~tt c1 $16 tuda.y had re-I Wa'lhington, Oct. 26--lNB-Ell · llnd hastened ou~ oC sight Whtm rc-eeived b · !'.!~~ti=orob41: tv •wo.-d sour! dlt~~trlct by the death of Bam- In 1890 Comiskey aasumed man- 1 r.nd ~- La.val made no mcnt:on or need no~ look to tbe UnUed Btatei suited In the murder of E. E tabllshment ot a $2,000,000.000 ted- the soldk!rs apmcached. GarretsJ had ,__ . uel C. MaJor, also a democrat. agement of the Chlc:aso club in thelthls laet yet it can be stated on for parttelpatlon This country wUI . Ncnhrup while Je-fT Harter wa~ era! pool for the rediscounting of ... n ..,.,.,~ re-tired lor Johnson's victory was acclaimed new player's league. A yea.r later the hi he!t outhorlty that M. Laval regard l)'lllpatheticany ~1!01'1:8 at btlnu held by authorities as hJsltrozen real estate security and ~ap&nese ftaBB were flying over due to Ill health. Fu- by the democrata as a blow at both found him bock wiLh the Bt. Loulsltarne! with him this assurance their solution, but take co actua1 ·· sla;vt<r. I othe-r paper helel In t.he banks of aU c! t.he bulldln&ii occuptf'd by W1il be held ln Cln- the tariff law and the Farm Board Browns ~Dd from t.here he went to wl'len. he lett Wlll!hi.ngton. part. Hartl!r ccnfc.ssed, according lo the · Nation. was under COIUiidera- tlrE: "!ndepend-:nt" governmrmt. Thursday. The republican answer was that the the Ctncmnatl Reds as manager. In Thus has the thesiS establlahed TJie German sltuatton Is ripoh<:e, to shoctmg Northrup dLU·- tlon today following the proposal of Chtne&e emblems were not to t:.J district was normally democratic. Clnclnm•tl he met Byron Bancroft' ten years ago by Seeret.a.rY of BtaU! garded as the key to the whOte 111&' lin aJgument over the theft llfiSenator Bulkley IDl of Ohio. Tlle ~t. ..:n even {.ll IJle reMdence- of tbe STILL FIGHTING ----Johnson, then a newspaperman, Charles E. Hugbes, now Chid Jut· central European prob:-~m. M. La8 ~_Ppo",. o!dB<nthn · Ro~:nor. the money , fo~P~':' h(aa '",' V d t J h Oct. 26. INB _ caand the two men launched th~ uce been diacarded Early tn the val v;a.a inlormed that it 1s the op. 1 0 01 o 81'1 ..-g 1 n an <J ~ e are n epen €n ust as t t' a d(!flper• movement which e-ventuated tr. the Harding administrAtlorJ, Hughes inion Of tbll govetnmf'nt that LABOR PARTY-IS ~a~~·s~~alo:x6a~tolo~~-c demo- ~~~'i~~ declate," said Oovernm· to Keep the birth of the Ametiean league. laid down the dictum there was no , Oermany must be relieved of some th' h "••-d from belnR In !Jle early Y~ of the- Arneri- relationship between German rep- Df her burdens. There "is distm'• BUTT OF ATTACK Bulkley·, plan would bro"•'n ..... ... ... q e """""" a llliHeantly . Lh can league Oornlllkey and Johnson i aratlons and the allied indebted- Rulshed authotlty for saymg u.a,. powers of the feder&l land bankll "You see, we are cut oft trorn 11ll In Hia Theory on , tolled t;(lget.ber to shape the clreult 1 ness to the united States and for In thls M. Laval agreed Howevef; London. Oct. - 26--INB--I:l a Rav·l :arey may temporaJ'IIy rediscount. commu.ucatlon and ln~t-.::oursc Un1verae Int.() the organiaatiDn It 18 today. ' yean It haa been a card!~ prin- coocrete measurl's apparently were agp devcmth-hour attack up~n t1_1e eliJrl.!i~ta~ ~~:e:rerr~=~e no~~~:. :::!~e~Y n~t~:Y ~~:c.. ia:at:op~~~~ Underatood by Only 12 1Later. however, their friendship clple In American tore~ poUcy. not (IIBC~d. or Jf diSCUSSEd, nol:l. labor party, charges th~tl th, G l- rather than llberall2atlon of the them, but this ar.V>emment Is res- I Fink, one of the ooumwl, Men . W ld I tu~,"' hlnto, bitte-r enmity Apparently It Is so no longer. upon. ~~ tlah labor government used pc.'lt- 1federal --·e an• .. ~ "'-muol AI"""UI 1 , In or 1e eav est blow ever FIUst.alned o.ther r""ult.s of the Hoover-Laval It wao~~ agreed, however that ,,.. .. • • tbo""'!arm l•an B"t •• pons1ble only !or peace ad order 111 aa. for a ""'' by C mn '""ey was &he "Black Box" conferenci!S were: 1nltbttive for any furth:n- suape•oftlte savlnss depn.o;U.!l to support "To am-d apply writ ct• o! le c:e.... ... " .. , K.lrln ami nothing else whatevea· · 1.,. . ,~ SUJ.re:'Incident f 10 9 1 ·~ the ooemploy'ment Dole were broad ,pennit the federal land ~nks to Halchm Wll8 asked to expl"''' 1. and bond tor his ~:.~lent. New York, Oct. 26---INB-Dr. the stl 0• 1 tea' When playens on Di8lU'mament-Vecy little- hope. ~ .~~ ut repe.ratiOt18 payments, t{ t:ast to the country Wda.y t...n llwlpurchase or redlacount loans made '"" Albut Einstein whose relativity un es m he ever assem- Prflllldent Hoover waa untLble to ....drsc:allfll down, mustCflme from eve of the parnamentary eleet.ton. 011 real estate aarlculturnl or urban KILLS INFANT SQ~; SUICIDES theory is ~ald to be uuderstood by bled threw the world serlea to Cin- guB.Tantee Praoce the aee\U'ity sh~ l!:urorte. ~ United States. lll thrl Walter R\mr.ltna1•, ooe or th- ~ lib- said, "either agricultural or urban, <ConLlnuli!a on 1 a11e three> Jeff c.nly 12 men In the wo 1·Id In all tt.s clnnall He banished seven ol his desires, ancl oonaequently Prance is I propcs.ing moratonums tor Europe. eral party leaders supporting Lhe even permit them to purchase - -- -- Wleld~~~n~ oPo:r:!m~~o~~ -el~~S In slgnltleance, has udded the lheury stars a.nd be~ran rebuilding hiS club 11unwillin&' to materlallf reduc:e her The machinery eilists tn the Youna: national government, made the or redbloount loans based on stooK:s of a flfth to the tcnoWD !our dl- but the "old Roman' 'oever tully mlllt..ry and naval eBtabllshment. l plan whereby Grrmany can plead charees lu a speech at So!Jth Iand bonds, is no Jerlous departure I murderous fury, Jay E. Orford, 38, men~ lens o1 the muvers€' recovered from the &hoek and his, The- outlook tor the Geneva. dlsar- 1that her burdens are lntolera~ Shields declartna the goV>~rnment 1from principle In the chQracter ot a l&l'Bre owner, today beat his lllxA statement mdicating this wa~ te~ began a RTadua.l decline. 1mament conference In February Is and obtain appolntn)l!nt of 8 com-· had been "anXIOUS" in Ap;U , and' theb' boldlnp. ' fie month-old son to death, lnfticte1 Wl'ltt'<'n lty him. und was ma.df' puL- K II ls~ebuwas married to Nan very blue. It may bl! postpone-d. I mis~ion lo examine Into the p1·em!s~ August of thLs year over the safety "Whether we wish to make these woundll on hll wife and anuther lie today b)' the Josiah Miley Jr e Y o buque, Ia .. ln 1882. German Moratorium-It was rec- ea. or the deposits bt............ ,.... OO"""" llabl son, and then committed sulcido.J. FollhdatJon which hel•"'d llnnuce Tdl~~re Twhere two children, but one ognlzed. tho.t It will have to be ex But Germany must take the In: 1 .. .,,., a.va e onorY Pol'o•~ = ·Ia e other · J · Lous I ......,., o--1s I tend ed ~ •_;_,. • 1or-lh"'"' e present emergenc;v, ...... Arreat Fo've 1 Ua d er The man Wi8 believed by pollee the OermBn savant's ...expcrhue _.yon d t he ont! year per1od ItlaHve. That murh Wl\8 agreed up11 ts k ! whe-ther It would be bet&er to make! Leadership of Girl; :n~~~e t~:le~~IJane because of n- at Ut. Wilson. Calltoanlll, e~ulll'f ~~: now treaaurer of the Whit~ -..- !on, Such initiative would. ~.~e them wholly ot• partially permathle year. , I --- - . nent, mQy well be the matter tor Confe.. Crimea Dr. EIDIItein ha.s not changed h•~ 12 ARE KILLED IN I' <Continued on Pa1e Sb:l za PLEAD NOT GUILTY Uleory or relativity, the statemellt WEEKEN CCIDENT fW'ther thoush and discuulon. "I expect this proposal would inHamilton, 0 ., Oct. 2&-INS-IL AthenA, 0., Oct. 28.-INS-Twen- made plain. But he changed Ills volve • very larye investment by bandit ring which victimized more ty men secretly Indicted by the concepts of tht! llhiverse becouse a Which Reoulted in Death of the government In tedera.l land than a dozen cltlr.ens ot this vlcln- Athens county grand Jury 01\ five ctnnenslonal umverse ls e&:>nBy I. N. s. I bank stock, If It should prove to lty Under the !ea.dershlp of Q glri charfil!l in connectlon With mine tlal to a formula that t:J.SicRll,Y I Deaths under WlU&U8l circum18 Year Old Girl Pas· be ~.000.000.000, 1 see no reason was believed by pollee bere tOOay to Cllsorders at lltllfleld today entered mskf's eleclrlclty and g-ravrty rde.l Achieve ,;1'bl ,. . ! ~tances and others from character- 1 aenaer, Sunday tor hesJ.tatlni." have been broken up with ~he ar· pleas of not guilty before JudJe 0 . tk:&l. • mpohl e lr': istlc mid-summer accidents boosterl I 8upport.tna: Bulkley, Senator reat of the alrl, two mel) and th 1·ee P. Rowland In common pleas court. 'nle 11tatement dtsclosed that Leaving Mexican Airport ) the toll or le.tallttes ln Ohio over I Reecuera Fear Six Miners in youths. Thtz charr:es Included rioting, BlnstE:in and his assL'It.ant. Dr. · f S , lhe week-end, by a checkup Coal PtJine Have Died ' Painesville, 0., Oct. 26-INS- Olaes said: "I am dlepoaed to oonour With Nellie Hoaklna, 19, of New Miami. menac:lnJJ IJJ.reata, obBLrucUna: the Walter Mayer hBB evolved part or or t. Louu I by International Ne Service diB. DepaJ•t.ment of Commerce lnspeetOl'fl werE: to arrive hl!re today to Senator Bulkle)''8 vie-w that eftee- 0 .. was held here after conrefJSinll', highway and aaaauU In a mtuuchu a WClrt setuni forth a new tuuflej !dosed today. of Suffocation Mexico City, Oct. 26-INSVIolent dea\h& lnclJX!ed one by __ assi.st loc:al authorities lnveatlpte tlve rtmedlea could ~ promptly accordi11J to polke, that she and manner. Bondi. of '150 to f200 wer ~ field theory, The one be announced m W2:l, 1Achlevlng the theoret1caUy "1m- drowninl', one In an B.irplane accl· l Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Oct. 26-INS-the l'lane crash which yesterday be applied tbrouah aome es&abll8h- her companions staged a seri.e& of l8t- tn each cue. and on which he had labored for POSSible" Major Jamu H. Doolittle 4ent, two by suicide. one by gWJ~ Fca.1 s that six men. trapped by a resulted in the death of MJsa Mary ed asenc;v of the aovernment, aueh robberies over the period of mor! Dorr, 18, Cleveland, JUJd 8Eil'iGua In- as the fedlraJ .land banks, rathe.- than a week. Claud Orabel, , 20 of PLASTERERS BRING ten years, wll\ be supplanted by lhE Ametlcan army ace. took 0!1' from shot. wounds and &even In auto ~- I huge barrier of rock and coal In a etudll!" just completed the ann· Valbuena air field In hls swift cidente. Many otbers were lnjurl!d I mlnn o1 the West End Coal Oom• Jury to her companion, Ra;vmond than t.hfOUQ'h a oorporatlon akin In New Miami. Albert Bowling, 24, ot lte raetlvltiee &o the old war finance Hamilton, Mtlford Bowling af New STRJICE TO CLOSE ouncement said. Jaclng plane today In an at~mpL · ' pany at M<meanaqua near heie L. Manson. Ml&s Dorr was lmtantly killed corporation." Mlaml. Wallace Morgan, 1'7, of Some of biB older ideas of the to reach St. Louis In ll!ven hours GREEK FLAG RAISED ha1 m~t a slow death or aufloca~ When the sblp no~ aver as ManHamtltcm, and Newton Johnson, OolumbUJ, 0.. Oct. ~INB- Wllvtr.se, Elnateln 9.891!rted. were of tlyina. He planned one stop at BY MOB IN CYPRESS tlon were- expressed today a• t1!S'· Ban C$'Cled down tor an emergency AGGRESSION CHARGE al80 ot Hamilton, were held with Endlni a 10-day •trike, .ati union "thattl!red as with a hammer blow" Corpus Christl, 'f1!XII.8, for refueling. l.ue parties burrowed in the sdb:landing ln a field four miles ~outh DENIED BY JAPAN the gtrl and allegeelly admitted to plaltereTI'I ruwned their work In by dlacovertes or modem American M-exiCan aviatAirB had held It was : --trrranean cavern in an attemp( tO polkie their partlclpq,Uon bt the the new Jtate otrlee buildmg he-re aatronomers. lmposl8ble tor a racllll plane With ' London. Oct. 26.-INS-A pro · reach the miners. of here. M'anllOil autrered a f.n.cT t Oe - \holdups. today, Ctf especial Importance he !ound!such small wlnr area, as that of 10reek mob. prot.et;Ung agalnst,;:mTwo men 8Cl'IUJ1~led to sare:w tured 1!!8 and pol!ldbly Internal fno YO. t. 21--IN8-The Jap-l Pollee captured the Hoskins girl The plaaterel'J walked out more the theory that the universe waa.l Major Doolittle'• t'o get off the ll~h rule In Cyprus, today h sLed. I Whe-n a territlc pa blaat Jet 110 'in jurll!ll. H~ wu expected to reoover. Gnbel, ML:q:an and John&on alter tha.n a week qo oomplalnllljl ::i!t •expjodlnll' or expanding.' Newly Valbl.lena. field owing to the treach- tbe Oreelt fta.g over the omce or the the mine They we1 e Jobn TQ_"The plane waa tlflnl tow With· anese government today luued out a moror and I watched, think- calclal statement out1tnln1 ltl po- they had forced Ernest Dolp lnt<J they had b1!eJ1 forced to retUfil !i dlseovered ·~araclerlstlcs or llghL f.rous air currente over tht' air- •British 4lOIIUilileion'!r &tKyrenla af- llijUII and Gabriel Eilr:wartake, ~.tJ.l from atanJ~~tQWed the moving out- port's 7,500 foot altitude. \ter tearlna dowo the Unloa Jack . of M<lnca~Qua. They w~re takeD tnt the plloi wu ha\'ing trouble" llcy with regard ta the contlkt In tbeh· car and robbed him ot a loaf lot t.helr $Ill weekiT waee aa a c:o aJJDln of lll'ead. Tbe Bowllnp wew al- •!deration af their employment. ' ward ttom the center or tht' unl· Doolittle, however, expressed com 111-coording \o a Cent.ral News ..;~- to Nantoclke Hospital, both 1~ ,.1 related QeoriJe Rider. the only eye- Manc;hurla, denylllJ onte AnDOUneement. of Lbe- te-rmlna~ verae spee-dlnll the more rapidly t.he plet;e conftdeoce ln his ablllty to · J*tc:h from Lamaca. critical condition from burns.. rq\A' wttnus to the ert.Sh. "M he circled that lt bad any territorial aaplra.- reatd at their home alter being ;:~ It into the wind, the lllrt wlq: tlons In, the rich northern reekms tmpUcated In statements or the U011 ot the Rrlke Included tht! de-- '(arther Lhey were from the center overcame Ule handicaps of \he eJe- 1 The anU-Brttilh rioting, which othe: JlleD eaeaJ)I!d unhurt. otben. . clantlon &bat 0. w. Slttaeon, of (If Uleunlveree. menu. and ridicUled protestat.lonslbroke out anew &!aplt.~ the pre5- ~ In the absence- of calla or slit struck the- IJ'OUPd. The- plane turn- of Ohloa. At the Arne time, the goY.Jrn·J A ear which belonged t.:J the OlnelrmaSI, oonU'aetm', in CJilarp or 'H~ abandOns hili previous ncoept• of M'exlean ahmen that th.'! tate- enct! of Jlrttllb mllltary and naval nals rrom the entombed mm,. It ed over." Tbe girl WR8 dead when Rider ment denied chargea ol Japaneae 11 trl's mother was USI'!d ln most of the P~t work, had Brned to lan~ o( . the the-ory or distant parnll off WOU1d lnvolvt Jllftt personal forces, wu led by the Greek bishop was feared tha:t u.ll had lolit reached the wreckqe. IIQI'e881on ln Maoehurla, bWstJna 1the holdups, the ctrl ~ aald to compl)' wtth the demands of Ute JeJian. and bases bll theory of th~ r11k. Of Kyrenla, dillpatehes. said. Uves. omctal& of the coal ~ MaMOU and the girl had taken troopa had been aenr. into terri- have told auUtoritleB, s all ~orne pluten tbt Blttuon pay Into QMo new unified rklld Ol" the mathema-~ Never bef<ft bad a racing plane Casualtiel since the revolt started 1 s:J.Id the £~.pWRion caused a~ ckltbllle local p - - . . union's emergency Uoal eon~lpts of 'Ibeodor~ KaluZ&, with auch lin-Jib wlna:s as Doo- and Bi.z.ty-ae~o InjUred, includiQ&' I mot.h slide In the warttn'1" ."'riJII oft from Ohacrtu Harbor alrpott to1'J outside the treaty IKIIIes eolell of money and. ttema In an okt biplane tor a pleaaure to protect the Uvea atiCI property, of were the ' principal loot obtained by 1tUDCt POD tlie'\maunt ·IBid. to h&.e w~ before Einstein decla.N!'d were llttle's auceeedecl)n ~"ettlng oft the .were- placed today at. three t.Uiedl' tlmber!Qg. rock and coal -~ J'apaneae nationals. t.he rlbl. been ' teblt.d b)t 'tiM plaat4ftn. "'n~t. 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