https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7cfed856c137fed0003f14c75d4705be.pdf 801093b3bdc04199bae439898dfc8bb0 PDF Text Text • · ~ .. 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. BCceptable.'' a:raur.d •t Valbuloa. 36 policemen. the pussaae wa,. for about~ lljt,. . rtclo. • ' ?iT' I 1 I I i I And '"" 1 I lugrccd I I lor Dr Et'nstet'n Adds Fifth Dt'meDSI,OD Band't R'tng Comes T0 G , f (0 O h )• 0 Authontles Wl'U Probe Air Crash IMaJOr . D J'tt] 00 I e I , DA Off f or New Mark i - SiLt'ttle H ope Held For Trapped Men r;t.' I I 1 ul 1 I I I ' ' I Pifi' �' THE DAD..Y TRlDO'KE POMEROY • Mlddleport Vir.;.nia non News :-===~~=~~~====::::========== MONDAY OCTOBER :II 1!1 \ Till: OAILY TRmlllQ:, pOMEROY . . . . . T . . . . . . 'I'• OHIO Grell la-L Strong Headwinds Around In Washington : By ROBERT S. ALLEN ; ~ ~0 .,..,......_ ""' . . . . •• , ,., ''·• s • r - - ... ....... """ - ll.luslnc~ ~;chou! 1 He~man DIES IN INDIANA ~~:~n ~f Paul~ ~~~ve:nd t~e i AD rtltJlou• teaehtua, doctrine or ertled, Jf thq are to h•vt aay elaun La~ <~.nll ~~ I ]Jr;IJ~ o::UJ <lu} 111th M Hml TAMPA A HEAR'tENING PROPHECY-Prarse wal$eth for -thee; 0 l;od, rn Zmn and unto thee shall the vow be performed. '0 thou that heareth prayer, unto thee shall all fteoll eome.-Psa1m 66 l, 2 FLORIDA 1 "The Playground of Amenca" cl< l•,,, •,:dn hL9 treasure hunt! Bell , Bols-bevilt banda-1 should bat~: to CHAPTER LIV • thmk of Sant ud Martell rettmg "Darbng:, you know, don't you away w1th em. And 1t rather looks He bur ned off to the ttl rp hnne that 1 love youl Oh 1 thmk I fell1n now as al they have more ~ban a 'But ho\v d1 d my man \Vd Lcr love w1th you when 1 6nt aaw you sportaog chance. worse luck I come to be on the scene asked IJ that long ago mght 10 New York The thought of what bad ha.p· sham. -just couldn't help myseUI" be wh1spered, bit arma drawmg ber <:lo!er, clo!er. ..And I'm lmpatil!ot to hear you tt11 me that you care, too sweetheart-now, before the other& come, before we speak another word of tho~ ugly dlsquteuog thtnga that have been happenma tomgbtl'" Her eyes told hEm before her tips formed the words. The faint color 10 her cheek! was hke the fluSh at the heart of a breakmg apple biOI• pened at Manorway• ton1ght, the brutal mtmlidl.tEOD of the gul he loved. had touched him ro a whuc heat of anger-and on top ot that at looked as if tb11 plot had been only too successful, had put the plunder wtthln reach of thtsl! secret encmu:a No wonder Jim frowned gloomLly -even though he ha.d been engaged acarccly more tha.n two and a half IQJ.DUteS. Thco sw1ftly hie face cleared •No. by gad they are:n t gomg to "Rut surely you know that already have It all tbell' own way I he cnell 1tm?' suddenly cheerful agam as a thought The Yo1ces outstde were comma: struck. h1m. "We 11 l-up em yeti" ftea rer But before thetr aobtude was mtruded. upon, almost 'before her HOPE whtJpen:d answer was gtven, thetr The nearing voices outs1de haJ Jlps had met. reached the door B1il a1 lie and Then presently: the others came mto the ha.ll was .. Jtm tl was that letter from Frank too w,ucb occttpled l;tY tho1Ja:hts of tho.t men wanted-hit letter teUms: this audac}()UI n .td on Manorways me about tht Czanna Rubte& btdden to notice anytlpg-but tomethtng ak Monkstlverl" an Katharine 1 lace tlruck Mtlly th ' The btdden hamJ of Martell and moment she pas!lld ms1de. She Sul\ an thlsl Jam knew tt then bc- alanced qmckly from Katharine to oom LONDON By OTI'O D TOLISCHUt;; INS S&dl' Corrupcmdm' • Hotel Hillsboro · ' LAUGt;S f I AJ\.11' \'1-i 1101F.L "OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" Central • • Fneproof • • Steam Heal •• Radfoa llom~hke Atmosphere, La~ ge, Airy Rooms Spacious Lobby, Mezzamnc and Outdo3r IL\tcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Pador, Bat· \ lc Cl "'ek, Turk1sh and Russaan Ba ths and many c:Jther Convcntences Dmmg P.oom and Rouf Garden Cafetena i'Dd Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We anv1te you to hVe at $6 to $9 European Tho H I L L S 8 0 R 0 AmcrJca n Weekly rates and L 8 Skanncr , Pren C. J Jackson, Mgr folders en a?phcahcol Telephone M-5541 ... Top o' the Town" Ca ll11h 1n 1\11" R-' lph ol J'l.;itro ,'11\d d~··· E M ... 1 l !11~ Ml~ AC"Id ! om~ PHit.ty u MIDJ aMan Don Tt~s.cena c l4ttyeouu ~ourroodaDdl d~~zAI'i:e:~·~~:~~r~z~~!' ~::'t~!!r~ I ' " yuu are bound lo f MI grou~by run down mn·vou11 ~nd cant 111110 l o,o,:ell 1 "-ll.nt you t o qult IUfferlnl tght M•~ M come i n anoJ ~et what 1 t1 tlo .. an t stop gu. pa.ln etc. In a tew nl r utn and eoon make your •tom&<!b j rt' e l Like new you get your money Jullt uk me for Dlotex ltl t,;)loll uur~tntoed. 1 1 For c 11 h1n'IT' Work too h.ard-ptq too hcd-daye crowded Wtth aetivitY , too ~ late houri followed bJ t&.eeplett ~ then yOOT ncrvn 10 .U • P'eeel. Pew people etclpe BUT \'0\l (WI. Don t liVe ID to tcnte, tif'ed llG'fti JI'W more than 50 yean Dr Mllei'NU'PiiNE has helped nervout peopt. pt icatdul rebd from dilltrelllftl da7• lib ~ Wbeo eoerey •nd pep are pe:-wt.l 1rntablc and all upeet- wbta JoQ fed you can "t ftep IIOlD&- taiDI Dr Mile~'NERVJNEmdptWOD­ dcdul relief Your ov~ nervous .,.tem " quieted 1'nerves rdu and D&tutc toa. r-.. Stomach rl ~n.. ~lr dordtegrell-te•tmedlcln~Ihave found It only IOe and If tt ~~- I S•le •• -·-Ia . . . Rotltr 0 .., 1.,.., Ohio sta~ 'Mtd:. """"'IadJ&eftkla .,.., .......... •• ••,. -· WheD N~ Headllcblt. Nn~ o01 or Na"ftNI ~ beulllioo dlict JV'l Dl'. At AU Dru1 Store. --- N1ln N&aVJl'(& Large S1o $1 60 ~ u~- II -·~~~~~.­ A !I D!Jt . o the ~u p~ - • Smell.s~HJ;c ., T "Oh a yeO I gave- I m ahnoq surprtsed vou dtdn t hear n at lhg gar's Court! M11ly cned \~ h 1~1 !they were tbreatemng poor Kat I n \till! I managed to work my gag free and screamed W ebbe 1 happ1 nc oJ to be pass mg to the road and heat 11waso t It wonderf ul lu rk r 1 hey forced the gag back mto mv mouLh but I managed to scre<~m agarn But d1dn1 M1ke do a I) ~lung dashmg durmg those ex ru n ~ mo men Is ?" broke m J 1111 glunc mg J ow n at th~ Ierne r "Oh I ve 10 ..,at le-nc~ whh M I e H e was down !ill the botto m ol t he garden rat hnntmg I ex p r n - and never came to see "'hat Ill) cr ~l was about !atd Mi ll\ rep oJ cJ ul ly '"II brought \t\c-bhcr hc \ lulv ~ c lound th e back 1om tmlo~keJI­ wlucl wa~ JU St !Jk t Cb ta I ve al ways hnd to Sfl('<l.k co ll( r ahonl be ma so ca reless lu) one nllgl t w;c. lk m--" 'Well you wert noL l" x u;t ly sorry thai \\ ebl>o.:r dell r M1Hy laughed Oh I shant ~rold \~1 r~ tl1 c time lA eh iler ~.:u ~to wa ~ wro1 g: and ca m"' m v~ u QUietlv a • a m l< I turpr nl u the men •\II ~ n \\ d..l r 5av. lht n well I ve never ue n a11v1hmK hk(' •I He was zeros~ the- room m ~ fla ~ h and sent one- pt th~m sp nnm g \\ H! the love llcsl punch 'ou slu.o hJ havt; beard h1~ teeth click' M ll v ~ \lOKI:! was I"CStatlC H 1• 1 1a~ k c 111 e ofi a~ he ra she d .,:,uch .I pity t h e o1hc1 m 111 had a revolver " ~U h c r co Ji llll t do anything a,:::a1Mt that Oh he sa w 0 1,1~ ol the me n s f;"~c~ then sa1d ll ~hHm ' 0 11 • 11 W o.:L> ber s su!l here M.ay, v.c bave Inn m ~lrs. Grav son1 "Yes I v. a HI to shake h nrl• wcth Wehl.n:r lh 5 a l>JlOrt s man ! o;:ne'.! • • ~~iJU~~-,~~;;~;~a;:a~•~n~uua~~u~r~n:tu:l:1t~u~n~n:·':'~~~uo~---------------­ J0Eru'WmE~L~C~O~F~FE~E~.,~2)~b~s.T..~·~··~--~··~·~··~--~..~·~··~35; PURE LARD, 3lbs•.... ' .................. 25~ BJ,A;rG;u-0-;;-S:;;W~E~E;-;:;T~SU;::G:=-;A::::R~, ~lb~.ba:=!i.g'.:..:.·..:..:··..:..:··:..:..· 25:::.r: JACK FROST SUGAR, Pure Cane ........ $1.31 NAVY BEANS, 4 lbs. ... 19c PINTO BEANS, 4 lbs. . ..... . . . . . . . .... . . . . 15c PINK SALMON, lib. tall can ........... •... 9c BACON SQUARES, Smoked, lb......... 121-2~ CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP. per can .... P & GSOAP, 10 bars ............. . . . . . . . . . 31c PILlSBURY FLOUR. 241-41h. ba~r. . . . . . . , tl9r • ' !!:$l.ffi: . • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • ••• ~~~;:::;~~ - ~ I:UII&III UIUIUUUU IUIUtallllltu:UI THESE PRICES 1\RE EFFECTIVE AT POMEROY STORE OtfLY I I smoothness and snusfytng plea8urc • • when you smoke All nght then get tim straight. • • • C1garertc paper? Ooly the' purest that s made u good enough for Chesterfield. HESTERFIELD pay• top prices • yes and a premiUm for tbe rapest, rnellowt!st, sweetest tasting groWs The curmg and condiCiomng IS done by sp(!CJahsts • men care- • • P • • • cause they're made tbar _,. JA4zd~ .U ••• 11111 aa thU soodneM ;, til, .p.,; molst importaat of Wte • You can tell It Ia lhe • Ul JUSt two wonb '' • ' ' ' d!rilli..l!,~' "Ti!<f S~,•t·• • And three b1g factorie,at Rich· mood, Durham aDd Sll> P1:11Ddoco- N HLENDlNG, also, C hesterfields a.re ddferent . om~. IJshtuiMisrerl Try~ld; Lectheaprertedo.icso:JrhtaiGp,.' ~ You'U get the whole ICKUP a package. NOUtladean appearance •• free &am. heavy mks Jt 's mol~ture-p.l'oOf, rOo... fully train( d Ill handlmg these fine I • Good'.',,.,.,,.," .. ,_,.,. • ' r operadag uadet tile ottia.oc -ililfl lhndarda- rusb lhem frU m )'¥IU. Instead of merely mixing th~ tobaccm together. , , we cross~bleod them. It's hke makmg a new and beuer-tast1ng kmd of tobacco. That's how we get thot Che$1trftdJ fot..,., Milder •• and q. more pleastng aroma. HAT you wanr in a dgarette u taste. You want mtldness ••• I tobaccos (Another Chapter On Page Five) '' 1 IC I leaf tbat I < Let's talk Straight from the Shoulder . W .1 .. ·l'eSyou can I ~ Pu1~ Bt\u.9.gt uau~ntPl Chndcttl: UH M1s J ::.l Hl mphH:}' fu 1 tlu t ~ lH Rutn nratOEld to Homtm'jt 1r Su;, dny llecnuse cf ll ( u1 al/1 1 JVL 1-, J A Meadows M! d M 1'" H uold Ht1 Uba1d an ll !llan and Mr Ed\ tud Spuull W( r~ weelt e n d gue t f h l ~ 8 G t Ott"'r ~ 1a Lli~lr tct M " En11 ~[HII'!'o • tl llf Co umbus Mt:. Hu I\ 'hsscll 11 11 1 d m g h H' l t ...- ,, ...........,,..,. . . . . . " ••• , •• ,,..,.. •• ,.._, .,. Jam, aa if her observant eyes had gqenied their •~ret And al~ost tn the 1amc moment another tudden dl!covery broke upOn her She glanced m surprr sed amazem.ent at 1\sham •put-you aren 1 usmg c rutches Mr Jlsha.ml" recklessly~ John ll!!.ha'm laughed "I refused at 6nt-6nd then they •J•ve had a m traculoul recovery threatened me." Kathanne wentl/()n Mrs Grayson, a.s your hu sba nd wLII ~hrea~cd to earry me off m thetr •ar to thare Frank Sevenl'l unknown tell yoU-* )tfD':S voke Interrupted htm late, unle11 [gave up that letter And "Oh I ve got a JOb tor B11l first they meant tht~r threat" BLII thmk you can get rout ool In She gave a sudden little ehlver spector Haste, 11 yo\1 ring up Scot 1'Thcy had thrust gags mto our lond Yard now?" mouths, ~hat we could not err out, Hurriedly he tol~ them ol \hat Jnd a1 last-we seemed 10 helpless queler h1dden clue tn Severn a letter 111 their hands-1 showed them where that bad been the: obJect of the ra1d the letter waa"' abe 111.1d "'tiot. of -beyond all doubt. at he waa con course, that 1t wd~ tell them aDythlng vmced a last deaperate b1d on the Jom more about the Jewels thab 11 told part ol Martell and Sant lot those MODEST Jewels from Russia. But Jim was less sure of that, far Plainly Usham. deaplte his sur W c\J hcr caml" m from th ~ lotrhen less tEure This last desperate throw prisms knowledge. of what wu go a 1Jttle e rnllarr a~~c-U at th~ dtm o u to ae~:ure that coveted plunder IRS on behtnd the et:enea at Beggars slratwns of Jif31!tL dt he had 10 b ee p~haps not so futtle In its results as Court. was bearana now for the lirst No I only Bw the faee ol on<' ol Kathanne thought. •1me ol the rubtes h1dden away m em Bill I have a pn: ltv 1ood nOthat old houae at Richmond. Mtlly tion who the ether chap \o.al WebDISQUIETING too, was heanng something for the ber saul 'He never gav1 me ~ That tudous aketch of 8 fi.sh wtth lirst ttme As those two names teft c;hancc to hear h1s vo1ce I( o afr ud a key in lte mouth that was hke no Jam's bps abe: stared at h1m with I should reco g:nc:r.c- 1t I 'uppo~e- lout I II !wear 11 was Frome from the &sh that ever awam, whatever Sev startled almost Incredulous eyea ern had meant by at, almost certamly .. But, Jtmmy," she crted breath Cross Keys!" "Frome!" }1m was hardly ;tUr aa Jim was now c:onvmce:d thus fish lesaly, .. you cant mean that r That 1t held the key to tbe aecret. was Sant and Martell who orgamzed prl~ed 'And I shou1dn I wonde1 ll be'd Thal: lt baffled bbn might mean no th11 raid?" more than that he wa.a unfamd&a.r 'Oh. 1 forgot JOD didn't know known belorchand your o;: h~uffeur w1th U:onbilver. But Sant knew Milly, Yes, Sant and Martell-you would be out madam ._dd( d Web tbe house ms1de out Probably to can atnke both of em oil your vtslt ber I can I prove tt of eo cne but Sant the meaamg would be as o\).. Eng hstl" )1m told her w1th a sm1hns 11 was Frome nght enough YEOUI as a tioger P.Oit p01ntiDil &hrug "That com1t tisb that Severn j1m had small doubt e1tht't stra1ght JO where that dead man ~ad sketched 1n Pia letter-though u a Frome who had made that murder P1dden iway the Czarina Rubte& clue It lca.YH Kathartne and me: ous attack oo h1m b)' the Cllluary , Martell and Sant. gamblmg tJD a guessing. I'll bet It won't mysNiy night or two a.go who had been as long-odds chance, c:ould hardiJ have Sant for two aecol)dsl ProbabiJ bas soc1ated w1th Creyke 1 v1olent d eath hoped for sucb luck as tbas. pen b1m tho exact spot where io at Monksllnr-Martell ! Jackal Had that clue already laid bare to bunt for the plunder at Moukstlver Frome of course! their enemiea the hldina place of And he won t lose much time may Webber had been crcllng over ta those jewels of an emprCII chat bad eve& be on his ,.,.., eo thOle rubles !ee a sack fnend at Tnync when brought death to two men at Monk- oow-"' passJDg Manorways. M1lly"! cry lor adverl "011. Jlmmyl But tomethlng help had reached h1m As he left to That vital aecret alres.dy in the pught to be done!" cried MElly "If resume bfl Interrupted JOtlrney a few enemy's hands! For 1 man who Kathanne were to b'e' robbed of mmutes later, BEll Grav8on lookms barely two ntlnatea ago bad felt h1m~ those Jewel...-• ex~eedmgly eheerlul. came back aetf the luckiest persoD alive, Jnn H1s laugh rea11sured her from the telephone 1 Wynter"a (ace looked gloomily war· '0h. .ometh\f'R Ia go~na to be "No need to worry abqut those ned. done! If neeetnry I'm gomg to Mooksl1ver mgsclf ton&ght. Only jewels of yours, Kathanne" he sauL "But why are JOU frowning IEke w1tb the: 1tart the:y'n had L mteht "Haste a got the sLtuauon well tn that, Jam," Katbariae demanded. aud· be too late. In any cue 1 fanCJ we hand and long before Sant could denly. an do better thaD that. That'a why 1 reach Monks1lver tomght the place Her voice brougbe h,im back from want you to nni'(UP Haate bUll ex WLII be closely watched If Sant baa choqhta wltb a httle rueful pec:t he could arrange to han Monk· tbould tum up, theJ wall be qu1te laugh. sll"«:r kept cJoael:r wa\fhed from now polite to that gentleman-ea the u1 don't deserve my sood luck. do OljiWirdl, .to make tufe that ao one owner'• legal man he has the nght to go there, of course-only he won't 1, darling! We'n: been engaged just 1 aay treasure-huntma there toabout two and a half m&nutea--u4 niKJ!t. It'1 all part of the Severn be allowed out of algbL Wont have a c:haace of unearthmg that cache of t.ere 1 am wear1n1 DIJ' but acowl ~ae. of course.• jewels except under the eJeS of the I alrudyl But l'm worried on your Bi11 nodded emphaticaU:r ac\XMlDt, Katbarlne-da.rned WOf• •J ~think we cao count on, hlm, o.ll pohce-whtch wouldn't su1t hl11 book ried,11 he adm1tted. "Thm~e Jewel• rqJhL After1 I've 1had a talk wtth at aiL" Federoff ruardod with bia life from Hast~ 1 lucy Sant won't have much " J -' Had the19e meo, after ransackiTig !lonknlver 10 -vam, seen a. last lamt hope of findmg a due m that letter from Severn that as Sauu ltnevr, bad R'IYen Katharane the news of the Nurlnow treaslire7 A last despent~ chance on which thl!:J had gambl&t ~I I' bl 1 ll nr nd 1\ rtllllned to Rb C ta Hlc M a1 u Itel 1 1r, 1 pt nd 1 tJ k 1 11 1 11 1 Hnr \ G \ \ til rctu 1ned t l !1 nplt\IIH it lll 1. ~ :)1 l u.y :.~ 1 ~ 11 1 ltl r \ li e ntl hi ~ ~~~l 1 \ J, l:1. Guskll l l l n n It!n 1 nd ME ,,n af Mt '"" ~ • o;.. .. c~n n amed OtL\'Id H1td 1 D.t s 1s lmpto~lllK L 1e1 I 5idne\j Wai'Wick..- .. The Conventent of OllC a ble ~ pm If t.heV IU~I~ on h€>lpmg themtrehes to th Hul f' uwncQ motu! 1 eJ ! ~ll<>tll M1~ :~1 - - •- 1 whether lhls meant a::1 from t.hP rest of Manchu ria o Chllt11 Hr looked pleadingly at hJ M"Crttar) who remarked It Is very dJmcult to tell th rr.al meaning of things " 1th th Japan~llt' In eont.1ol Every shred of t:vldence unco\ ered duri ng my st~;.y ln Klrln point ed to ~he obvious fact that Japan !5 preparlni for a long stay In Ki r ln II not pem1anent oocupanc} Nathe Klrln Is shrouded in a mantle of rear There ~ Of C{ IM' IH' 11nds It 1'\1'1) ! me bm ne ClUJ L u.nder:. ta n u " 1 Y t! e thlel 01 Uuevc• cu11 lKL Lakf' ju~l 1 I ttl{ 11 or lllt md plart the cap back 011 ll t b1 1k 01 111 ~ome mOE I eW,.' Manchurian ap IS th O"A n a~ Ide and he , I Cld to 5j)('n(l mal y pc ec t.U~ mmul1:;; Slll.rrhmg for t ~~E~~~~u~~l~o ~~~~ 1 Mr~ Mn~ l 1ll' tu.flk IH dramc J the tan..: ~~ ~1r """'be 1 en~ 4"- 1 - - . . . , - - - 1t M h1ltho Ull ll)(l Mt s (o..r GBI! I l l t!Jrc {l \I ltldl <'rl Ml1i il 1'F 1 l."d thr Shav.1er \\ elk (IHJ v. lh Ml ~nd 1 IU~ h I Lh lilt: I !J Lo till Mr uud Mr ~ N e~ll G b spIll S 1\l.d •) 1 lll M 1 and Chi!( I l l Ill Eh1 1 K rnn \ M ~ \ 1 lA 1 \ \ I I ( J I H J rt'!a t Vf'S at OtmiJfll M ld v I<.. Rlre \ Mt!; io!Higur<>t HI II) J I( ol tke ~ple1 In bamumyw!tll tNidil ftt mt.tt eqry told •Dd mvtce wuuJdlD Jo1m7 d,''NEVER MAN enourh tn they confine their playful actll•rt1es •• harmless amusements, wall seldom bP erow.d -of fun mJken Who11ever a chrld ~'ter\bl - h&IIO taurht 'tlhrl tli,tt- property ot of otbera art4tb~MSp•c~(l, ope ir;h.ose fun ratberlng propensities run to amusements The other clalls that the property belongrng to them· '" little cono1deratron a• that they g1ve to ~w ~LJ !i ~ a! ~n t 1~ g I ~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~De~!I~~R~u.sse;;l;l;;:;""';;•';l~er~o~l;•;•~<h;A~v~e:n:u~e.:::::::: c~~~~~,;t whose parents are mterested Culumbu~ Mrs H B Muc~ ~ ~~~ Su.m.l;ty for It The chlet of tht! Chinese the world tOf almolt t..,a ~ With her mulbtr ~>t CliftA.m fimmce burei!U wbo leU tban two W.alll are Rrletly ~ .. Mr ana MIS Cla~tu c" t r;.~ l :u week• aao epent several houn 1n eip~ n~tJtspape~ have~ • 1oJ N~wark ~ Elery t Y~ oJ N~ Jus omci•J capacity ~xpla.lnl.n& the 11 tnce the Leque ttl MatloM., well W Va. and Mrs OJ II:Uid &:entre. I situation In two Amerk:an ed Ita crl(lcal JeUI.oria on OdiJbet Otblxl ol Hartford 5~nt 8111 wda} comular representaUves sent out. to 13 f wtt.h Loui&H Denms u/ H};..:l lnvest11ul.e Manchuria ls now out Moat ot the IIChooJi. _,. strnt 1of a ~ Job t.nd he.a been toreed t.o The Unlvert!t.y Ia abut dOwn • · M11.8 E.veJYn Eichinger w LtJ u. 11 nee from the city \ne.sB bl at a 1tandltUI Tb,e J0dn ot 1 cnd111i sthDol at Rl<l Ora 1d spuil Two ~oun& Chinese v.ere shot betore the dllya of J&pMl. OCC\lt h" \leek t-nd here w lh L" ul8e r" and kl!led two days ago when they patlon of Mancburta • 1)eeu ~tt raHed to halt at the command or swallowed up In e. new order of Ml~~ l't.ary Denms uf Columb 111 Ja.panese :.entrlell I things allen to ttaelt and to lU ~ ~<lnt lhc week end \\lth hPr mo Japanese lKJldlers are armed to offtdal11 t ber Mril Lottl5a Dennis lind cthu lhe teeth Street crOStilnae rattl ed • tlallVr6 with fl.eld-R UIUI s~y 4lawn bJ I ~ra Ottle Stanley spent the prancmg cavalry These mil.'"t111 j D•~~:~l••• Vallq W(ek Old m Galllpoll.s wlth hf'r 1!;tmnds are the on ly Interruption to 1 Deoth 11 lleJ' t:ullr I• a~t ao mctbcr Mrs 8\\ anson the unnatural calm of the city~ m il~• lona: and 20 to 2fi mil" W'ldt\, Btreet.s from tile ( reat of the fklollDI Ki rtn has been out of touch with mountain range& 1 LIE,. \alue of the particular thlni!: stolen but there Is onf' uctwn 1f th1 robber which <tJl PLU('Jl\1} V('Xf'S him lt ~ t hiS I'. a) N~ul v ~ ver) time Rol•e1 P<..\1 k~ hl~ C<tJ neaL hE~ res1 de nce :.umebocly a 1 r tv tl s ~1101 tty a rteE and dra.lns his Jp:l.snhne tank At dlt"leren' tJillt ~ he has had from t:ighL to Oft ~n gallum or galfltlln ~toll n he ~\S but everyt ne I I 1 • h:'ot uwnllls h~ has been t~o 'lctlm of petty thievery buf accordmg to his woeful tal,. he doesn t u Lnd the lu!Sli o! McCa~ty --- .,_ pa~t ~Iss I Osll ...... registered a oompla.ln l l .;t't'Eru LILilt for the p~~o:tt I l ..., CJoll • · • Mu Rolle r local druaa:l•t I lib I HUNTINGTON WOMAN AN WERS SUMMONS ClOW....., MAX HAS GOOD REASON TO KICK h~ej SundayLa.ync li.t Bhe husbQnd who Is employed James was atoomp.1uued homehere by 1 Athena YLsiUna frlendll 1 Mrs Ber~ha HoHrnnn r turned the deatb ot Mra Mary Lau&bead Mr and Mrs Htrberi Fink anf.J. I 8a turday evtnu111 !10m 11. \ hslt in Jones October 9 at Merom tn sbnll Richard and Owen Mrs Lll Akron and Columt.u ~ diana Mrs Jonea was a fonner Ue H ysell and dauaht.er Mabel spent I Mr and Ml1i J 1!: Raw son and S Middleport resident havlna: Uwd Sunda.y with Mr and Mrs Dtt.ve MiSSil:S W1Jmettu nnd En 1 :..t nP Bur Mn. J A M~wa. 1S PIMI!I her e&rly Ute btre Bhe attende'.\ AlPrihlre of The Plaine ton wen~ In Porter!ll Jd o Bun.d~y Away Leavet Two Daarhten~ the Middleport public schoolll and Mr and Mra Robert Camp and vi~ltinw wllh Mr ;Wd Mz:.; Fnmk ara.duated ftrom the Middleport children vlsl~ in OaUipolit> over 1"'0He~ UYinl Here hla:h school In 1899 after sh~ the wt.'t'k e nd 1 James Yeage1 whr !1< lltcndin married William H Jones the Mrs rom Jones left Monday al s family moved to Sullivan county morning for QakhUI where Khe will th r wook. e td hell w th hu, r .... L e r Wc rd was recei\e(O here Ea t urd ay I Indiana where she had since made a ttend a (onvent.lon or the Amell· DaviU Darst sr 1\l 1 be 111 1 evening of the death of Mrs J A I her home cat: Legion tor the d Lu en Meadows age ?3 at her home on She 1.s survived by three childrett Lettie Ft.sa.te who l.s em- be Improved Ls H pon 0 11 t:d w Ie86 Sixth Avt>nue Huntlnat::m Cyrlnthia Crayton or Carltt>le ployed at Gallipolis was 8 week Mr a 1d Mrs n g 1 Ofath wa.s due to heart troub' Jones of Merom and Rutll d f :w l r tt!t!"''J She 1.8 &urvlved b~ her husbana E Wllllll of Middle River Md. Nine en guest o her parents Mr a.nd e( the football g:::unc b t \ \ Chw tJro daughter5 M.n Dea Ha yes grandchildren and several broth Mrs Ellward .Fugate 3ta.LC and Nort lH\PS u n Gvlu 1 and lllra M J Ql M1ddl f'- ers and slsLers also survive She Mr and Mrs Rue Tuck.ennan bus Saturc.n} port one 80D R C Meadows o f co- Yo'&S preceded In death by her hus daughtu Pauline Mr and Mrs Sid \ Mrs It!a M~rsh o! C JlumL 1s vL~ 1umbus and one .sister Mrs My,l.l band Ftmeral services were con oey Russell Mr a.nd Mn; Ted I !ted fr ends ht-L~ Satu1 tl Cavin ot Tullytown Pe m Funeral ducted and burial "''&s made tn her TUc- ke rman of Langsv llle Mr and Mr and Mr:o; L; 11 r 1 r mn~; mo ser:viceB will be con1uct.ed Tuesday former home at Indiana. Octobm Mrs Edgar Tuckerman spent Sun to~d to B!X(h H1 11 s md1~ h n 1day with E E Hill of Newark 11.nd tht'!o \lhlt"d tl1t l1ltl ~ w IH 1 at 2 P M at the Eman ue l Metho 12 diBt Church w1th Interment In -1tt~ndcU the lr. mily reunion Th, 'Wt.mun M lr ( I 1!; M LU fllmtinaton Cha rlo; E. v a8t v..bo has b~eul Mts Frank St~venson who hllsldl~pr. rt \\Ill Plt~tcLl II I 1 11 1 (CnflnEd t o his bun c.n North b(en visltmg Md Sid n ey Williams ~~":Uc~ucs~uv . _ wu.. 1 :\1 h 1 "'RMER L fitc. .... nd nve nue Y.tlh :.erlous Illness for past week will return to h e1 M H tl EJl 1 1 !I 1" OCAL LADY IIUJultmg lrt m ntun tt:. ~~ 1 ecov- orne In Woodbury N J T uesday Mi 8s M lly w 11 1 Fv t.nd c. tle l c b" <.<t his wo rk 1 Mr s Nellie K eple1 ad Mr l t:ccn v1s ,, tl: 1 t 1 llf'r H' ana Mrl! Carl Oroom of Columbus for t1 t' pt~t t.\ \II 1k 1 (., l 101 8 Notice has been rect!lved here Edward Mattox spent Sunday with M1s Anna Car \ 6\EiliJU\ 1 J J tl 1 u • -l 1 worth Cheatbam WUUam Burford 1 Misl ~hlta Puule h d Fred Buah Harold RtUilt d O Y llS rtt Utili' vtll Ch be an r- 1tu her employmtml at t!lr lJ<J\\Illnl t am 1'1 wre In Wellai.On lnsure.nce otJI~ Mc,md 1 SWlda)' to a~ten<l the BoutheaaLern I joyi.D& II. wel!k 1 ~Y.caLio~Y a. tl' r en O~ ~d ~t.ice Yn C L W IW~.~<m returmd an Pred Shawver o! Sunday to her homt 111 z.umsvJIIe ot New Haven Middleport andspent Mn OHIO • �' THE DAD..Y TRlDO'KE POMEROY • Mlddleport Vir.;.nia non News :-===~~=~~~====::::========== MONDAY OCTOBER :II 1!1 \ Till: OAILY TRmlllQ:, pOMEROY . . . . . T . . . . . . 'I'• OHIO Grell la-L Strong Headwinds Around In Washington : By ROBERT S. ALLEN ; ~ ~0 .,..,......_ ""' . . . . •• , ,., ''·• s • r - - ... ....... """ - ll.luslnc~ ~;chou! 1 He~man DIES IN INDIANA ~~:~n ~f Paul~ ~~~ve:nd t~e i AD rtltJlou• teaehtua, doctrine or ertled, Jf thq are to h•vt aay elaun La~ <~.nll ~~ I ]Jr;IJ~ o::UJ <lu} 111th M Hml TAMPA A HEAR'tENING PROPHECY-Prarse wal$eth for -thee; 0 l;od, rn Zmn and unto thee shall the vow be performed. '0 thou that heareth prayer, unto thee shall all fteoll eome.-Psa1m 66 l, 2 FLORIDA 1 "The Playground of Amenca" cl< l•,,, •,:dn hL9 treasure hunt! Bell , Bols-bevilt banda-1 should bat~: to CHAPTER LIV • thmk of Sant ud Martell rettmg "Darbng:, you know, don't you away w1th em. And 1t rather looks He bur ned off to the ttl rp hnne that 1 love youl Oh 1 thmk I fell1n now as al they have more ~ban a 'But ho\v d1 d my man \Vd Lcr love w1th you when 1 6nt aaw you sportaog chance. worse luck I come to be on the scene asked IJ that long ago mght 10 New York The thought of what bad ha.p· sham. -just couldn't help myseUI" be wh1spered, bit arma drawmg ber <:lo!er, clo!er. ..And I'm lmpatil!ot to hear you tt11 me that you care, too sweetheart-now, before the other& come, before we speak another word of tho~ ugly dlsquteuog thtnga that have been happenma tomgbtl'" Her eyes told hEm before her tips formed the words. The faint color 10 her cheek! was hke the fluSh at the heart of a breakmg apple biOI• pened at Manorway• ton1ght, the brutal mtmlidl.tEOD of the gul he loved. had touched him ro a whuc heat of anger-and on top ot that at looked as if tb11 plot had been only too successful, had put the plunder wtthln reach of thtsl! secret encmu:a No wonder Jim frowned gloomLly -even though he ha.d been engaged acarccly more tha.n two and a half IQJ.DUteS. Thco sw1ftly hie face cleared •No. by gad they are:n t gomg to "Rut surely you know that already have It all tbell' own way I he cnell 1tm?' suddenly cheerful agam as a thought The Yo1ces outstde were comma: struck. h1m. "We 11 l-up em yeti" ftea rer But before thetr aobtude was mtruded. upon, almost 'before her HOPE whtJpen:d answer was gtven, thetr The nearing voices outs1de haJ Jlps had met. reached the door B1il a1 lie and Then presently: the others came mto the ha.ll was .. Jtm tl was that letter from Frank too w,ucb occttpled l;tY tho1Ja:hts of tho.t men wanted-hit letter teUms: this audac}()UI n .td on Manorways me about tht Czanna Rubte& btdden to notice anytlpg-but tomethtng ak Monkstlverl" an Katharine 1 lace tlruck Mtlly th ' The btdden hamJ of Martell and moment she pas!lld ms1de. She Sul\ an thlsl Jam knew tt then bc- alanced qmckly from Katharine to oom LONDON By OTI'O D TOLISCHUt;; INS S&dl' Corrupcmdm' • Hotel Hillsboro · ' LAUGt;S f I AJ\.11' \'1-i 1101F.L "OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" Central • • Fneproof • • Steam Heal •• Radfoa llom~hke Atmosphere, La~ ge, Airy Rooms Spacious Lobby, Mezzamnc and Outdo3r IL\tcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Pador, Bat· \ lc Cl "'ek, Turk1sh and Russaan Ba ths and many c:Jther Convcntences Dmmg P.oom and Rouf Garden Cafetena i'Dd Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We anv1te you to hVe at $6 to $9 European Tho H I L L S 8 0 R 0 AmcrJca n Weekly rates and L 8 Skanncr , Pren C. J Jackson, Mgr folders en a?phcahcol Telephone M-5541 ... Top o' the Town" Ca ll11h 1n 1\11" R-' lph ol J'l.;itro ,'11\d d~··· E M ... 1 l !11~ Ml~ AC"Id ! om~ PHit.ty u MIDJ aMan Don Tt~s.cena c l4ttyeouu ~ourroodaDdl d~~zAI'i:e:~·~~:~~r~z~~!' ~::'t~!!r~ I ' " yuu are bound lo f MI grou~by run down mn·vou11 ~nd cant 111110 l o,o,:ell 1 "-ll.nt you t o qult IUfferlnl tght M•~ M come i n anoJ ~et what 1 t1 tlo .. an t stop gu. pa.ln etc. In a tew nl r utn and eoon make your •tom&<!b j rt' e l Like new you get your money Jullt uk me for Dlotex ltl t,;)loll uur~tntoed. 1 1 For c 11 h1n'IT' Work too h.ard-ptq too hcd-daye crowded Wtth aetivitY , too ~ late houri followed bJ t&.eeplett ~ then yOOT ncrvn 10 .U • P'eeel. Pew people etclpe BUT \'0\l (WI. Don t liVe ID to tcnte, tif'ed llG'fti JI'W more than 50 yean Dr Mllei'NU'PiiNE has helped nervout peopt. pt icatdul rebd from dilltrelllftl da7• lib ~ Wbeo eoerey •nd pep are pe:-wt.l 1rntablc and all upeet- wbta JoQ fed you can "t ftep IIOlD&- taiDI Dr Mile~'NERVJNEmdptWOD­ dcdul relief Your ov~ nervous .,.tem " quieted 1'nerves rdu and D&tutc toa. r-.. Stomach rl ~n.. ~lr dordtegrell-te•tmedlcln~Ihave found It only IOe and If tt ~~- I S•le •• -·-Ia . . . Rotltr 0 .., 1.,.., Ohio sta~ 'Mtd:. """"'IadJ&eftkla .,.., .......... •• ••,. -· WheD N~ Headllcblt. Nn~ o01 or Na"ftNI ~ beulllioo dlict JV'l Dl'. At AU Dru1 Store. --- N1ln N&aVJl'(& Large S1o $1 60 ~ u~- II -·~~~~~.­ A !I D!Jt . o the ~u p~ - • Smell.s~HJ;c ., T "Oh a yeO I gave- I m ahnoq surprtsed vou dtdn t hear n at lhg gar's Court! M11ly cned \~ h 1~1 !they were tbreatemng poor Kat I n \till! I managed to work my gag free and screamed W ebbe 1 happ1 nc oJ to be pass mg to the road and heat 11waso t It wonderf ul lu rk r 1 hey forced the gag back mto mv mouLh but I managed to scre<~m agarn But d1dn1 M1ke do a I) ~lung dashmg durmg those ex ru n ~ mo men Is ?" broke m J 1111 glunc mg J ow n at th~ Ierne r "Oh I ve 10 ..,at le-nc~ whh M I e H e was down !ill the botto m ol t he garden rat hnntmg I ex p r n - and never came to see "'hat Ill) cr ~l was about !atd Mi ll\ rep oJ cJ ul ly '"II brought \t\c-bhcr hc \ lulv ~ c lound th e back 1om tmlo~keJI­ wlucl wa~ JU St !Jk t Cb ta I ve al ways hnd to Sfl('<l.k co ll( r ahonl be ma so ca reless lu) one nllgl t w;c. lk m--" 'Well you wert noL l" x u;t ly sorry thai \\ ebl>o.:r dell r M1Hy laughed Oh I shant ~rold \~1 r~ tl1 c time lA eh iler ~.:u ~to wa ~ wro1 g: and ca m"' m v~ u QUietlv a • a m l< I turpr nl u the men •\II ~ n \\ d..l r 5av. lht n well I ve never ue n a11v1hmK hk(' •I He was zeros~ the- room m ~ fla ~ h and sent one- pt th~m sp nnm g \\ H! the love llcsl punch 'ou slu.o hJ havt; beard h1~ teeth click' M ll v ~ \lOKI:! was I"CStatlC H 1• 1 1a~ k c 111 e ofi a~ he ra she d .,:,uch .I pity t h e o1hc1 m 111 had a revolver " ~U h c r co Ji llll t do anything a,:::a1Mt that Oh he sa w 0 1,1~ ol the me n s f;"~c~ then sa1d ll ~hHm ' 0 11 • 11 W o.:L> ber s su!l here M.ay, v.c bave Inn m ~lrs. Grav son1 "Yes I v. a HI to shake h nrl• wcth Wehl.n:r lh 5 a l>JlOrt s man ! o;:ne'.! • • ~~iJU~~-,~~;;~;~a;:a~•~n~uua~~u~r~n:tu:l:1t~u~n~n:·':'~~~uo~---------------­ J0Eru'WmE~L~C~O~F~FE~E~.,~2)~b~s.T..~·~··~--~··~·~··~--~..~·~··~35; PURE LARD, 3lbs•.... ' .................. 25~ BJ,A;rG;u-0-;;-S:;;W~E~E;-;:;T~SU;::G:=-;A::::R~, ~lb~.ba:=!i.g'.:..:.·..:..:··..:..:··:..:..· 25:::.r: JACK FROST SUGAR, Pure Cane ........ $1.31 NAVY BEANS, 4 lbs. ... 19c PINTO BEANS, 4 lbs. . ..... . . . . . . . .... . . . . 15c PINK SALMON, lib. tall can ........... •... 9c BACON SQUARES, Smoked, lb......... 121-2~ CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP. per can .... P & GSOAP, 10 bars ............. . . . . . . . . . 31c PILlSBURY FLOUR. 241-41h. ba~r. . . . . . . , tl9r • ' !!:$l.ffi: . • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • ••• ~~~;:::;~~ - ~ I:UII&III UIUIUUUU IUIUtallllltu:UI THESE PRICES 1\RE EFFECTIVE AT POMEROY STORE OtfLY I I smoothness and snusfytng plea8urc • • when you smoke All nght then get tim straight. • • • C1garertc paper? Ooly the' purest that s made u good enough for Chesterfield. HESTERFIELD pay• top prices • yes and a premiUm for tbe rapest, rnellowt!st, sweetest tasting groWs The curmg and condiCiomng IS done by sp(!CJahsts • men care- • • P • • • cause they're made tbar _,. JA4zd~ .U ••• 11111 aa thU soodneM ;, til, .p.,; molst importaat of Wte • You can tell It Ia lhe • Ul JUSt two wonb '' • ' ' ' d!rilli..l!,~' "Ti!<f S~,•t·• • And three b1g factorie,at Rich· mood, Durham aDd Sll> P1:11Ddoco- N HLENDlNG, also, C hesterfields a.re ddferent . om~. IJshtuiMisrerl Try~ld; Lectheaprertedo.icso:JrhtaiGp,.' ~ You'U get the whole ICKUP a package. NOUtladean appearance •• free &am. heavy mks Jt 's mol~ture-p.l'oOf, rOo... fully train( d Ill handlmg these fine I • Good'.',,.,.,,.," .. ,_,.,. • ' r operadag uadet tile ottia.oc -ililfl lhndarda- rusb lhem frU m )'¥IU. Instead of merely mixing th~ tobaccm together. , , we cross~bleod them. It's hke makmg a new and beuer-tast1ng kmd of tobacco. That's how we get thot Che$1trftdJ fot..,., Milder •• and q. more pleastng aroma. HAT you wanr in a dgarette u taste. You want mtldness ••• I tobaccos (Another Chapter On Page Five) '' 1 IC I leaf tbat I < Let's talk Straight from the Shoulder . W .1 .. ·l'eSyou can I ~ Pu1~ Bt\u.9.gt uau~ntPl Chndcttl: UH M1s J ::.l Hl mphH:}' fu 1 tlu t ~ lH Rutn nratOEld to Homtm'jt 1r Su;, dny llecnuse cf ll ( u1 al/1 1 JVL 1-, J A Meadows M! d M 1'" H uold Ht1 Uba1d an ll !llan and Mr Ed\ tud Spuull W( r~ weelt e n d gue t f h l ~ 8 G t Ott"'r ~ 1a Lli~lr tct M " En11 ~[HII'!'o • tl llf Co umbus Mt:. Hu I\ 'hsscll 11 11 1 d m g h H' l t ...- ,, ...........,,..,. . . . . . " ••• , •• ,,..,.. •• ,.._, .,. Jam, aa if her observant eyes had gqenied their •~ret And al~ost tn the 1amc moment another tudden dl!covery broke upOn her She glanced m surprr sed amazem.ent at 1\sham •put-you aren 1 usmg c rutches Mr Jlsha.ml" recklessly~ John ll!!.ha'm laughed "I refused at 6nt-6nd then they •J•ve had a m traculoul recovery threatened me." Kathanne wentl/()n Mrs Grayson, a.s your hu sba nd wLII ~hrea~cd to earry me off m thetr •ar to thare Frank Sevenl'l unknown tell yoU-* )tfD':S voke Interrupted htm late, unle11 [gave up that letter And "Oh I ve got a JOb tor B11l first they meant tht~r threat" BLII thmk you can get rout ool In She gave a sudden little ehlver spector Haste, 11 yo\1 ring up Scot 1'Thcy had thrust gags mto our lond Yard now?" mouths, ~hat we could not err out, Hurriedly he tol~ them ol \hat Jnd a1 last-we seemed 10 helpless queler h1dden clue tn Severn a letter 111 their hands-1 showed them where that bad been the: obJect of the ra1d the letter waa"' abe 111.1d "'tiot. of -beyond all doubt. at he waa con course, that 1t wd~ tell them aDythlng vmced a last deaperate b1d on the Jom more about the Jewels thab 11 told part ol Martell and Sant lot those MODEST Jewels from Russia. But Jim was less sure of that, far Plainly Usham. deaplte his sur W c\J hcr caml" m from th ~ lotrhen less tEure This last desperate throw prisms knowledge. of what wu go a 1Jttle e rnllarr a~~c-U at th~ dtm o u to ae~:ure that coveted plunder IRS on behtnd the et:enea at Beggars slratwns of Jif31!tL dt he had 10 b ee p~haps not so futtle In its results as Court. was bearana now for the lirst No I only Bw the faee ol on<' ol Kathanne thought. •1me ol the rubtes h1dden away m em Bill I have a pn: ltv 1ood nOthat old houae at Richmond. Mtlly tion who the ether chap \o.al WebDISQUIETING too, was heanng something for the ber saul 'He never gav1 me ~ That tudous aketch of 8 fi.sh wtth lirst ttme As those two names teft c;hancc to hear h1s vo1ce I( o afr ud a key in lte mouth that was hke no Jam's bps abe: stared at h1m with I should reco g:nc:r.c- 1t I 'uppo~e- lout I II !wear 11 was Frome from the &sh that ever awam, whatever Sev startled almost Incredulous eyea ern had meant by at, almost certamly .. But, Jtmmy," she crted breath Cross Keys!" "Frome!" }1m was hardly ;tUr aa Jim was now c:onvmce:d thus fish lesaly, .. you cant mean that r That 1t held the key to tbe aecret. was Sant and Martell who orgamzed prl~ed 'And I shou1dn I wonde1 ll be'd Thal: lt baffled bbn might mean no th11 raid?" more than that he wa.a unfamd&a.r 'Oh. 1 forgot JOD didn't know known belorchand your o;: h~uffeur w1th U:onbilver. But Sant knew Milly, Yes, Sant and Martell-you would be out madam ._dd( d Web tbe house ms1de out Probably to can atnke both of em oil your vtslt ber I can I prove tt of eo cne but Sant the meaamg would be as o\).. Eng hstl" )1m told her w1th a sm1hns 11 was Frome nght enough YEOUI as a tioger P.Oit p01ntiDil &hrug "That com1t tisb that Severn j1m had small doubt e1tht't stra1ght JO where that dead man ~ad sketched 1n Pia letter-though u a Frome who had made that murder P1dden iway the Czarina Rubte& clue It lca.YH Kathartne and me: ous attack oo h1m b)' the Cllluary , Martell and Sant. gamblmg tJD a guessing. I'll bet It won't mysNiy night or two a.go who had been as long-odds chance, c:ould hardiJ have Sant for two aecol)dsl ProbabiJ bas soc1ated w1th Creyke 1 v1olent d eath hoped for sucb luck as tbas. pen b1m tho exact spot where io at Monksllnr-Martell ! Jackal Had that clue already laid bare to bunt for the plunder at Moukstlver Frome of course! their enemiea the hldina place of And he won t lose much time may Webber had been crcllng over ta those jewels of an emprCII chat bad eve& be on his ,.,.., eo thOle rubles !ee a sack fnend at Tnync when brought death to two men at Monk- oow-"' passJDg Manorways. M1lly"! cry lor adverl "011. Jlmmyl But tomethlng help had reached h1m As he left to That vital aecret alres.dy in the pught to be done!" cried MElly "If resume bfl Interrupted JOtlrney a few enemy's hands! For 1 man who Kathanne were to b'e' robbed of mmutes later, BEll Grav8on lookms barely two ntlnatea ago bad felt h1m~ those Jewel...-• ex~eedmgly eheerlul. came back aetf the luckiest persoD alive, Jnn H1s laugh rea11sured her from the telephone 1 Wynter"a (ace looked gloomily war· '0h. .ometh\f'R Ia go~na to be "No need to worry abqut those ned. done! If neeetnry I'm gomg to Mooksl1ver mgsclf ton&ght. Only jewels of yours, Kathanne" he sauL "But why are JOU frowning IEke w1tb the: 1tart the:y'n had L mteht "Haste a got the sLtuauon well tn that, Jam," Katbariae demanded. aud· be too late. In any cue 1 fanCJ we hand and long before Sant could denly. an do better thaD that. That'a why 1 reach Monks1lver tomght the place Her voice brougbe h,im back from want you to nni'(UP Haate bUll ex WLII be closely watched If Sant baa choqhta wltb a httle rueful pec:t he could arrange to han Monk· tbould tum up, theJ wall be qu1te laugh. sll"«:r kept cJoael:r wa\fhed from now polite to that gentleman-ea the u1 don't deserve my sood luck. do OljiWirdl, .to make tufe that ao one owner'• legal man he has the nght to go there, of course-only he won't 1, darling! We'n: been engaged just 1 aay treasure-huntma there toabout two and a half m&nutea--u4 niKJ!t. It'1 all part of the Severn be allowed out of algbL Wont have a c:haace of unearthmg that cache of t.ere 1 am wear1n1 DIJ' but acowl ~ae. of course.• jewels except under the eJeS of the I alrudyl But l'm worried on your Bi11 nodded emphaticaU:r ac\XMlDt, Katbarlne-da.rned WOf• •J ~think we cao count on, hlm, o.ll pohce-whtch wouldn't su1t hl11 book ried,11 he adm1tted. "Thm~e Jewel• rqJhL After1 I've 1had a talk wtth at aiL" Federoff ruardod with bia life from Hast~ 1 lucy Sant won't have much " J -' Had the19e meo, after ransackiTig !lonknlver 10 -vam, seen a. last lamt hope of findmg a due m that letter from Severn that as Sauu ltnevr, bad R'IYen Katharane the news of the Nurlnow treaslire7 A last despent~ chance on which thl!:J had gambl&t ~I I' bl 1 ll nr nd 1\ rtllllned to Rb C ta Hlc M a1 u Itel 1 1r, 1 pt nd 1 tJ k 1 11 1 11 1 Hnr \ G \ \ til rctu 1ned t l !1 nplt\IIH it lll 1. ~ :)1 l u.y :.~ 1 ~ 11 1 ltl r \ li e ntl hi ~ ~~~l 1 \ J, l:1. Guskll l l l n n It!n 1 nd ME ,,n af Mt '"" ~ • o;.. .. c~n n amed OtL\'Id H1td 1 D.t s 1s lmpto~lllK L 1e1 I 5idne\j Wai'Wick..- .. The Conventent of OllC a ble ~ pm If t.heV IU~I~ on h€>lpmg themtrehes to th Hul f' uwncQ motu! 1 eJ ! ~ll<>tll M1~ :~1 - - •- 1 whether lhls meant a::1 from t.hP rest of Manchu ria o Chllt11 Hr looked pleadingly at hJ M"Crttar) who remarked It Is very dJmcult to tell th rr.al meaning of things " 1th th Japan~llt' In eont.1ol Every shred of t:vldence unco\ ered duri ng my st~;.y ln Klrln point ed to ~he obvious fact that Japan !5 preparlni for a long stay In Ki r ln II not pem1anent oocupanc} Nathe Klrln Is shrouded in a mantle of rear There ~ Of C{ IM' IH' 11nds It 1'\1'1) ! me bm ne ClUJ L u.nder:. ta n u " 1 Y t! e thlel 01 Uuevc• cu11 lKL Lakf' ju~l 1 I ttl{ 11 or lllt md plart the cap back 011 ll t b1 1k 01 111 ~ome mOE I eW,.' Manchurian ap IS th O"A n a~ Ide and he , I Cld to 5j)('n(l mal y pc ec t.U~ mmul1:;; Slll.rrhmg for t ~~E~~~~u~~l~o ~~~~ 1 Mr~ Mn~ l 1ll' tu.flk IH dramc J the tan..: ~~ ~1r """'be 1 en~ 4"- 1 - - . . . , - - - 1t M h1ltho Ull ll)(l Mt s (o..r GBI! I l l t!Jrc {l \I ltldl <'rl Ml1i il 1'F 1 l."d thr Shav.1er \\ elk (IHJ v. lh Ml ~nd 1 IU~ h I Lh lilt: I !J Lo till Mr uud Mr ~ N e~ll G b spIll S 1\l.d •) 1 lll M 1 and Chi!( I l l Ill Eh1 1 K rnn \ M ~ \ 1 lA 1 \ \ I I ( J I H J rt'!a t Vf'S at OtmiJfll M ld v I<.. Rlre \ Mt!; io!Higur<>t HI II) J I( ol tke ~ple1 In bamumyw!tll tNidil ftt mt.tt eqry told •Dd mvtce wuuJdlD Jo1m7 d,''NEVER MAN enourh tn they confine their playful actll•rt1es •• harmless amusements, wall seldom bP erow.d -of fun mJken Who11ever a chrld ~'ter\bl - h&IIO taurht 'tlhrl tli,tt- property ot of otbera art4tb~MSp•c~(l, ope ir;h.ose fun ratberlng propensities run to amusements The other clalls that the property belongrng to them· '" little cono1deratron a• that they g1ve to ~w ~LJ !i ~ a! ~n t 1~ g I ~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~De~!I~~R~u.sse;;l;l;;:;""';;•';l~er~o~l;•;•~<h;A~v~e:n:u~e.:::::::: c~~~~~,;t whose parents are mterested Culumbu~ Mrs H B Muc~ ~ ~~~ Su.m.l;ty for It The chlet of tht! Chinese the world tOf almolt t..,a ~ With her mulbtr ~>t CliftA.m fimmce burei!U wbo leU tban two W.alll are Rrletly ~ .. Mr ana MIS Cla~tu c" t r;.~ l :u week• aao epent several houn 1n eip~ n~tJtspape~ have~ • 1oJ N~wark ~ Elery t Y~ oJ N~ Jus omci•J capacity ~xpla.lnl.n& the 11 tnce the Leque ttl MatloM., well W Va. and Mrs OJ II:Uid &:entre. I situation In two Amerk:an ed Ita crl(lcal JeUI.oria on OdiJbet Otblxl ol Hartford 5~nt 8111 wda} comular representaUves sent out. to 13 f wtt.h Loui&H Denms u/ H};..:l lnvest11ul.e Manchuria ls now out Moat ot the IIChooJi. _,. strnt 1of a ~ Job t.nd he.a been toreed t.o The Unlvert!t.y Ia abut dOwn • · M11.8 E.veJYn Eichinger w LtJ u. 11 nee from the city \ne.sB bl at a 1tandltUI Tb,e J0dn ot 1 cnd111i sthDol at Rl<l Ora 1d spuil Two ~oun& Chinese v.ere shot betore the dllya of J&pMl. OCC\lt h" \leek t-nd here w lh L" ul8e r" and kl!led two days ago when they patlon of Mancburta • 1)eeu ~tt raHed to halt at the command or swallowed up In e. new order of Ml~~ l't.ary Denms uf Columb 111 Ja.panese :.entrlell I things allen to ttaelt and to lU ~ ~<lnt lhc week end \\lth hPr mo Japanese lKJldlers are armed to offtdal11 t ber Mril Lottl5a Dennis lind cthu lhe teeth Street crOStilnae rattl ed • tlallVr6 with fl.eld-R UIUI s~y 4lawn bJ I ~ra Ottle Stanley spent the prancmg cavalry These mil.'"t111 j D•~~:~l••• Vallq W(ek Old m Galllpoll.s wlth hf'r 1!;tmnds are the on ly Interruption to 1 Deoth 11 lleJ' t:ullr I• a~t ao mctbcr Mrs 8\\ anson the unnatural calm of the city~ m il~• lona: and 20 to 2fi mil" W'ldt\, Btreet.s from tile ( reat of the fklollDI Ki rtn has been out of touch with mountain range& 1 LIE,. \alue of the particular thlni!: stolen but there Is onf' uctwn 1f th1 robber which <tJl PLU('Jl\1} V('Xf'S him lt ~ t hiS I'. a) N~ul v ~ ver) time Rol•e1 P<..\1 k~ hl~ C<tJ neaL hE~ res1 de nce :.umebocly a 1 r tv tl s ~1101 tty a rteE and dra.lns his Jp:l.snhne tank At dlt"leren' tJillt ~ he has had from t:ighL to Oft ~n gallum or galfltlln ~toll n he ~\S but everyt ne I I 1 • h:'ot uwnllls h~ has been t~o 'lctlm of petty thievery buf accordmg to his woeful tal,. he doesn t u Lnd the lu!Sli o! McCa~ty --- .,_ pa~t ~Iss I Osll ...... registered a oompla.ln l l .;t't'Eru LILilt for the p~~o:tt I l ..., CJoll • · • Mu Rolle r local druaa:l•t I lib I HUNTINGTON WOMAN AN WERS SUMMONS ClOW....., MAX HAS GOOD REASON TO KICK h~ej SundayLa.ync li.t Bhe husbQnd who Is employed James was atoomp.1uued homehere by 1 Athena YLsiUna frlendll 1 Mrs Ber~ha HoHrnnn r turned the deatb ot Mra Mary Lau&bead Mr and Mrs Htrberi Fink anf.J. I 8a turday evtnu111 !10m 11. \ hslt in Jones October 9 at Merom tn sbnll Richard and Owen Mrs Lll Akron and Columt.u ~ diana Mrs Jonea was a fonner Ue H ysell and dauaht.er Mabel spent I Mr and Ml1i J 1!: Raw son and S Middleport resident havlna: Uwd Sunda.y with Mr and Mrs Dtt.ve MiSSil:S W1Jmettu nnd En 1 :..t nP Bur Mn. J A M~wa. 1S PIMI!I her e&rly Ute btre Bhe attende'.\ AlPrihlre of The Plaine ton wen~ In Porter!ll Jd o Bun.d~y Away Leavet Two Daarhten~ the Middleport public schoolll and Mr and Mra Robert Camp and vi~ltinw wllh Mr ;Wd Mz:.; Fnmk ara.duated ftrom the Middleport children vlsl~ in OaUipolit> over 1"'0He~ UYinl Here hla:h school In 1899 after sh~ the wt.'t'k e nd 1 James Yeage1 whr !1< lltcndin married William H Jones the Mrs rom Jones left Monday al s family moved to Sullivan county morning for QakhUI where Khe will th r wook. e td hell w th hu, r .... L e r Wc rd was recei\e(O here Ea t urd ay I Indiana where she had since made a ttend a (onvent.lon or the Amell· DaviU Darst sr 1\l 1 be 111 1 evening of the death of Mrs J A I her home cat: Legion tor the d Lu en Meadows age ?3 at her home on She 1.s survived by three childrett Lettie Ft.sa.te who l.s em- be Improved Ls H pon 0 11 t:d w Ie86 Sixth Avt>nue Huntlnat::m Cyrlnthia Crayton or Carltt>le ployed at Gallipolis was 8 week Mr a 1d Mrs n g 1 Ofath wa.s due to heart troub' Jones of Merom and Rutll d f :w l r tt!t!"''J She 1.8 &urvlved b~ her husbana E Wllllll of Middle River Md. Nine en guest o her parents Mr a.nd e( the football g:::unc b t \ \ Chw tJro daughter5 M.n Dea Ha yes grandchildren and several broth Mrs Ellward .Fugate 3ta.LC and Nort lH\PS u n Gvlu 1 and lllra M J Ql M1ddl f'- ers and slsLers also survive She Mr and Mrs Rue Tuck.ennan bus Saturc.n} port one 80D R C Meadows o f co- Yo'&S preceded In death by her hus daughtu Pauline Mr and Mrs Sid \ Mrs It!a M~rsh o! C JlumL 1s vL~ 1umbus and one .sister Mrs My,l.l band Ftmeral services were con oey Russell Mr a.nd Mn; Ted I !ted fr ends ht-L~ Satu1 tl Cavin ot Tullytown Pe m Funeral ducted and burial "''&s made tn her TUc- ke rman of Langsv llle Mr and Mr and Mr:o; L; 11 r 1 r mn~; mo ser:viceB will be con1uct.ed Tuesday former home at Indiana. Octobm Mrs Edgar Tuckerman spent Sun to~d to B!X(h H1 11 s md1~ h n 1day with E E Hill of Newark 11.nd tht'!o \lhlt"d tl1t l1ltl ~ w IH 1 at 2 P M at the Eman ue l Metho 12 diBt Church w1th Interment In -1tt~ndcU the lr. mily reunion Th, 'Wt.mun M lr ( I 1!; M LU fllmtinaton Cha rlo; E. v a8t v..bo has b~eul Mts Frank St~venson who hllsldl~pr. rt \\Ill Plt~tcLl II I 1 11 1 (CnflnEd t o his bun c.n North b(en visltmg Md Sid n ey Williams ~~":Uc~ucs~uv . _ wu.. 1 :\1 h 1 "'RMER L fitc. .... nd nve nue Y.tlh :.erlous Illness for past week will return to h e1 M H tl EJl 1 1 !I 1" OCAL LADY IIUJultmg lrt m ntun tt:. ~~ 1 ecov- orne In Woodbury N J T uesday Mi 8s M lly w 11 1 Fv t.nd c. tle l c b" <.<t his wo rk 1 Mr s Nellie K eple1 ad Mr l t:ccn v1s ,, tl: 1 t 1 llf'r H' ana Mrl! Carl Oroom of Columbus for t1 t' pt~t t.\ \II 1k 1 (., l 101 8 Notice has been rect!lved here Edward Mattox spent Sunday with M1s Anna Car \ 6\EiliJU\ 1 J J tl 1 u • -l 1 worth Cheatbam WUUam Burford 1 Misl ~hlta Puule h d Fred Buah Harold RtUilt d O Y llS rtt Utili' vtll Ch be an r- 1tu her employmtml at t!lr lJ<J\\Illnl t am 1'1 wre In Wellai.On lnsure.nce otJI~ Mc,md 1 SWlda)' to a~ten<l the BoutheaaLern I joyi.D& II. wel!k 1 ~Y.caLio~Y a. tl' r en O~ ~d ~t.ice Yn C L W IW~.~<m returmd an Pred Shawver o! Sunday to her homt 111 z.umsvJIIe ot New Haven Middleport andspent Mn OHIO • �THE OAU Y "ffttlnJNE POt.IE~O)' • • • OHIO Wlllnt nmctwe w luJteWiltJ'IP lU.!l de&ree& :P NOr HOT RmDO'f i! from st.ove add ftavorlmr and dl6 whit< cJtuuunun extract.. liOIVO junket ta blet SLir D few NC2 teaspoon ! The cofteoe l001>ely lu a &q!Ure ur O.nd.& Then pour Mt once blto freez er can Let stand unt.ll ftrm and 1~~=~~~~illlklUI~? &~~p~IW!:LtJ~~! cool Pack lu lCC and 1"\i.lt. and doubt~ boiler SttJld Mlfa.nwb.Ue fr~R miX curnt~te 1ch &ugar and snit wllH reUJalu!ng 1-:! cup of milk add to Lhe ~calded mlll. and I'OOk toget.he1 until Ltuc kent'd Re move the ba~ of C(ltf~ d!Rr three nunule.s but coutlnue oookmg the oLher ingr~ dJenu; twenl} mmute~ Cool 111l1M:ht ly ana !old 111 the White' of cij a.mi c1carn bolh or wmch ha\e been I beat.cn untll :O..tff Add extii.\CL beatm11 1t ltl 11ell :md turn in\.o &. "Pay 50¢ fo• tooth pasto1 mold whicil ht:tz; been d;pped Ln col~ waLf'! The mold may be lln!XI with let me laugh 11 laaJ. fingers In wh1ch case t.ht.: Ju..,., tu tlok "" ,.,, ~··J •• ~ ••"'>11lp.•a•l cJeaw mU!it be m:arly cold ~fo r~ h<~•~ro ~ '""' ,..... ,.o~o •• , ~o~ ' "'"' "' It ~~ pou red Ul Ul1 t"" 1<><otb I.. ol ~5< I l ••• ll.~ ~oo...., tc<>~~l\0 bon I ··~• boJ , b ol~or '"" h ~' .."" o~d I ... ~ Hon ~y lcf' ( re:o. no .Lo.u ll a )U< ""'~I tOO.tMn \o of ''"" •• I ""'V""o I ••• U o .. .,. I pml mt lk ldoa ,..k'"' ' yl ... tr naf.,.h l ..t yoo .... Jffi"OII I 2 cup heav\ t'! r cam •iU.,. deli&luod ~ h '" L.mtt<n fl.ulllilco.l (.... I 2 cup slrallled clovt'l hone~ 3 lll.blelipow:US ifOUI d eoJfee I :1 cup !1\lillf <or a !Jttle lctw>l Lu,al and Petite Daughter I I ''' tQeo week eod Mt aud Ml s W J ThomPBOn illll da!Jihtcr D1 ~ld Mnl C A Hall a 1d r.oo cl Cle ve ...... CHARGES TO BE F'LACED AGAINST I )Ull k~l lablet t~tb e poun t:uld LISTERINE \.\at.er lemon eXLJ ~cl Dt!i.Soh e JUnket tab.iet 1il co I \ttter A ad honey to CL(Il.Jll :>nn tnilk UllU Sllr 1\elJ lo dt~SOh 2 le •::.poo1 TOOTH PASTE 25< MONDAY OCTOSJm ~~~ u.~ 1 ,., 'I KE DALLY TR!8UNi: f'OMEROY OHll> -~- Pilot !FESJ.M SAY~ CASEY SAYS EAST LOOKS MUCH STONGER THIS YEAR THAN IN RECENT PAST; YALE IMPROVING WILD CATS WITH !KENtNER, J\RE BRILLIANT TEAM SII£L\' Ir.,. RAN Hav~tl Ott ;1£ i ~UK1Ht.:lt N~" :aG - JNS- T ne 08 yard rWl ot 01¢ P,.rker Ya le QUIIrhrback (01 H. t..ouchdo~~on llllliliru;1. Anr1y un Bat,urdii) Wllj; rt cordxl today lt.3 Lh~< 1:1e00nd loJijll~L nm ev~ r made on a Ya lt' ht:ld fl.., !OnliCIIt run Wil-l) made b~ low b < \Ill In 190J who scored rrum . .: uti lll!:;ll.lllJ<t Co1un bla ~tft.et .1 J' y!lrd rhw;e Maybe I'm Wrong l_ By Joba P. Medburr l By WEBtltEY JI'ESI..ER e1.ed AU-Amerlclln foot.bi.ll &lar In li2B On pus\Dg dowJIII iiUch as Ute and 1128 third, w1th kn yon:J:; lo vo for first By EDDIE CASEY ) El. )d Vnllderbllt PI \ wu~ly lt<~.d tWrltten exelw;lvely for I N 8 down the d~fenslvil endl m\li.L 1:5t.ate Tenncs,ecl! and Ttle Daily Tribune move \.n c.:lotier 1.0 then tackles 111 (FQl'ttler All-AmeriCll.n bfi.Ubalk u.nd bcullu Ohi':> w b.ead !cotball coacl• at ~tccl> Jotmed hiiSh when lt de!caL~ I Columbw 0 Oct. 26--INB-The ordt:r to 1ush the p~er and in l.hn m: AlRbnma but H t.keU out only & I I &&-called purple horde !rom out rwu.eat mannc1 pOS!iible NorU1 1 uum Lt:ADt; S( OK1 s H&.t'Vfl.fdl tu 6 \\Ill over No1t h C~trollm:o ! Ohlcti8Q wt.y baa oo.tne and liOllt we~;tem lllll5 smart enuugh lo t.ak" Ntw Y<.Jrk Oct :.:6 IN S- J....u• l WrltlC'U !or and copy111;hLc 1931 whlu1 U pte\tous wc:::k J)ad b;.>en Jlllld wlttl them \.hey h11.ve taKen advll.nl.age o r 1.hh; and on ~uch It Bush MllMIIChUii"t JJ; 8t4l\{' lu>ilhltk By luleruaUonal he ws E£nice ddr led bJ. Geotgla 32 7 the scalps of O hio Stale s Bucke}eii setup boxed our rliht end In and today reh11ncd his leud In 1M r11 Boi:LU:.n Cct lti-lNS- Wtth lhe Th Br ulhw e~t which hl.\s produ The team !.hal deoeal.«< L A u! ran tor a touchdo\\n football S!'orlng hnnors H ~ h..., ;lj ced ~c.mc !olrf!D.t t t.iun.s ln the past 8out)lerp Callforrua Nehraska and Thb parth;ulln run by IWnt.ne1 polllt~ tile same as la.st ~tleK. f:~ ~ci!Jion hall ovu tc;;t.l.H.ll lollo'foe• .:; suHo ted [ln lnterseet1unal &IUilf h eld Notre Dame to a scoreless tie was a perfect football play H wasw, 1g to ~rore SittUiduJ. aa:ah lhL w u1 1 111e more mix Ulblot=d than u ·~ d lhlt by Hal\ard 35 7 on Batmhas gune home with tmo1.her vk;.. a wonderful lndhldual ctf01t but ec tt: r r ch I h&Ve bten in year!!> 11 t, ti lb I:IWTIC day Texa:. \\On the wut.hwest CC'!lWry but believe m~> the) knew he wou ld not haH golteu pu.!lt the Gatuaclt Allegheny 1z; ~ttJm time o.~ to the relathc .sl.!Lug:ths teHnce utle a )ern ugo and has they were In a !oot.ball game Of line or s~:runm&l!c had ll not been \Uih 7& nnd M ouw !:i~t 1 c 1 use t1 d course thl11 it; not much consoiB tor hiS blocking teammatcli The \I llh 66 01 tootbt:l.ll m lht! ~auous t:iLC~ • ... l»~ bt.'i.'JI CLLtcd u., sttong this year It 1as n ~un which had no offense tkln W tht! Ohio fans but Satur blockmli on thl& play \\il.fl perfect I ' <~ 'lh,., nst. ~oertamlJ. has a IWilO HlnK:;t tom p let~IY t.uUt 011 a for wns n oU1lng fur anyone Th&t 13 the dl1!erence between ,-..._~. po.ly on unOt!lealecl t.eams al<l .oX war .I pu:>~ atun;k nud it long: a.go head about the pel !ett pia) a nd t.he mcre yl IIA\>IS -f.LKIN!'O IF.All:os Wonckn- of N'a&llre ccpt in thhe c~ of NGLr Dame was plU\f''l that a for\\ard pa ~~ ohio was not a badlv beat, good pla y The ploy v.ould hJ.\" 1 N! v Yn1 k Oct 26 - INS DtVL b Pit.t.s burg game li nd the YalE <~.tl t~k ,_uy 1tse , 1 11. 111 no 1 z; 1and up 'len outnt The ,..n!IIY"' glHC every ""'n oooct u one or the Wlldta.t awd l'lku ~ agtln today led lhe na 11H ~~~>LS~ GoHnmwnt ha.!i j)(: r fect~cl an e('hO that wm allJiwcr }L Gew:gl.a sa.mes <!ll.~tt:nl team.-; nnve Anothea lnt.elsectlolll.l gane ._. 1 th ing they had to IPVe but It w~:~..s blockers had nntil>t'd Lt block and t Jl ~ f•utball &lt~cns In sc mlflg J1aa. E:xceiJent succeli.S m t.t.sls 110 ~ \\as the Perm-Wwcunsln not qui~ enough the block and the ball carrier had >.1 ttl 1 sem.onl\1 total ol 2i:JJ JX.IInts 1 l am Llng ~~>gl against learns ot Olher sectl.>ns mt.t \U tl! lhl\t t.o Ill\ m tnd lut llshI The main reason fOJ the defeat made onl~ ten ) ards but the Il ia~ ~~ t pron 1 t h LS :;<'Orctl o.;n the p ulc.r a.nd asks you to thl Olt\ lllr V1;.;tor1u> or H tuvard llt!S In Pug Re11lner one of the was perfecl because evcty blmker letu1f'l:; a kiss ... m.:r .l exas ed he most (l.f.tom.shing uutc ::m c ] 1\ lllKLL " t ~ < rtl us)\ t.JL\Lcl h,tm.sylvar:ua C\ 1 wlt;l:t.t5m I :na of the day Peun t!10ugh t.:Lldeftat. hardest drl1lng and fust.est back.s I l was sut-ce~SSful Nt\.\ Y rk: llllt\er~IL\ 1.~ ~i • Ond ham over Drake and Army o ~r ed. had not been consldi!rP.d a have ever s~n Take 11.\\tl} Rent The Ohio bo)S pla)ed 11. v.ondet ]., J 11 J!l:J ud Culumb1a lh r..! ulfh 1.1lhtr du' ..... Jul+ ~ lruklng a Our Owa VaadevUJe fe I MlehlgaD State are JUS\ a lew 'lf !>lfCI \! l UUH Yet ll tom lllhlng ~ 1C lner and the tY.o teams woulrl lane rut ioot ball gnuw ucvcli!lf'IP:,.:; and B .:~)I to.:u r mel Alaban n nit' fht tlot pwbubh d dn Whfl.t s t.he matter ••tl1 }'redthe major easte1n tnwnph.s torv of lhc sort seated over th e .:un been evenly matched But of com~ INorthv:estcrn I lmagluc ~~oa s llul to luurth wnll 183 and Mlrh pet~lnl:l lhat man over t.h.ere 1 For lack of an early sell.SOlL l ~ l be IH! CHJl t L tk e him awoy n ng 1ty glad to get out of It 11 ~ lm IJUil St.IIL ~ lo~x t at 1611 Pete- He !I s deaf and dumb venf1 ren< c t~::am main11 s thut Pr nn 15 no general comparlson may be J Ret1lncr li ncr. urate pa:s.slng was dul It was snuply a en~ of 11 li ttle t rl oquit>t and broke his arm Lrylllt; a teilm tu 11atch r h ma<k as l.o the po'o\it!r g<! neun d n _ ___ one o t c feetwes of Satut<lu y ~ bettc1 d1 vclopment aud a bulllaJt 1\ Cvnl ul.ltal 1,'i.onts ~hrw tllal 11 ,m . bQUllct!. oi U:te P .. cUJc coast In I n the Ct.ll~~( ~~e NortlliiLSt l.'rn g11me IHld It opened Ohio Stt~t.e 3 md llclual effm t nnlhu l{r;eur a mantHg ~ Iff' ~Jfl:'ttly h~Jm'l's..~ to throw 111.8 voJ.oe whlch~(Ctlon.::.t Ma ryslsth,.,most IS mdel eUl(d Lllrl MlllllCSO\lL IS Il l d efen~ up to the polnl whete lh~ F'om learns ~ore llO\\ for fLI !>t \ Jh~ bam {U Sblel who mad undr tom;plcut.us po£se~l Ol illl Utd.: lenm l o \\aldl al~o Aside I! Clll a, jWildcn\.5 lUilldn!l" attacl\. co uld plate In thll btll rush lhe} are lll.t1 op iltgllt to Mtxlo::o IUtlless \VU happ~n lou~ the Social AecompllsbmeDts it't\ted untu:d l ll.lmg I:Kl ll lhelll (. l r lu;s tit \\ ltll NiJ\1(' Dame Dl K k Jtu nctLOn tile uudcfeated eltvem; o l NO! ttl -or groom j Hav ing }Our ramlly cre5t envalUm nm. and Stanford aJe out- Hunlns Nurthw estern team ha"'l When a team hn:-; a pas~r as wrstern Indlanl MliHL ":iut.a ttlll Null 1111d \otd l!fa\ied on the ny paper ~tand ng teams though the form .:!t had clca sailing Q. nle Milmesut.a j br11Jh:ml as Rentnu the oppos mg Wt!:lconsm Ohio State sUI! has . ._ Th u 1dl \\llo tal led m a ch1m Ju.stlfiable llonucnle 1931 King Features 1 wa.s )te:i.s£j on Satuntey to 1: ut on :1 compfl!atlvc scmc bas1 ~ ill\" Def~a t Stapleton 20 to 7 to ~I even lS con~tantly a t n dJsad,an- chm rt l~ tie fOJ the chumplonsmplne~ ~lltep to cta n tlte soot oul o!l When J.OUI sweetheart ~ so lazy \ Copyright S}ndlcate Inc c~ ll ft:;n ol a b} a SU\gle t.ouchdown pkn1J of jJowcr Comndt>r lh ttl l Se h Con tagc bccau~e mOlder to strengthen ! f IHJnols Mumesola Io l'.a 01 In hL~ ~t.oHplpr hut thut he stt.s lit the otl1er end of the a:1d f,tan fmd v.as hiiO loa lie b~ ! Mlllne.s•t~ on &"llturda~ dt!euleo Reg1•ter vent tlw pass deftn sethe defelllleagam~t diana cau ptll out und do>.~n ltJe Wa!:il!lng LGn Stanfotds 13 o IIC\..Ol! Iowa 34 0 A week e arlier l o>Aa aecutlve Viclo,.y JU!llllng pla~s 1!::1 necessa.Jy weak Wtldr.a L~ uva Mil ntsr.tu cutller In the sea and 1JLduwa h>"d plaHld a -;t:or e _ --------:-:=c--~on hoi\ C\C wa.s -eV Idence that less tl~ Yet Indlane v;a,~ a\.1\e on N w Yolk Oct 26--INS-111" t~st t ea m.'j arc up to standard St~turdtQ to d f"at Chicago 3 • 6 as Por~mouth Ohio Spartans cur lCm palcd with Ynles 27 U Viln 1ent sensation of the Natlonul foot No~re Dame 1..1 cr ag a n seems t.o vvet the sa me t'L!am I ball league had scored thllir .'jevhave an ex~eptlonal tlcve H Its In the east Br:mn Colm 1bll\ ent.h cunsecullvc \lct.ory today bj 1 VlCtmy <.vel Piltsbutgll lmherto Cm ttll Fordham H nrv111d New l vanqulllhing the Staten Island st.ap, u ldt feated a nd unsco1ed upon Ymk U SVlLLCuse l\Ud Per n srlll teton eleven 20 t.o 1 By EDWARD 13 LOCKET 1 1an kug lnst as a .,.old n u1l po~ 1 was, t.r1bute Lu the vcr uUltly ol aH :-~dcfNl.tl'd tlmugh Fordh,lm I Chris Cagle formm army too~ lNS Staft Cmrcspot::J[;nt l tl a1d tlu r.1 1v ll <LIJOI \~Hh ' the post Ruck nc L ~a 111s \\ 9.~ 11r1 b~ Holy C css a k~nt ball st111 was the hero as t he Neo~ Aim} Na1y nv11t10 1 poll• I ~m1 rhl~ t ~a m li ke t hc~c wh rlt hn r: l ~,~htrh l llfn 1 1clmctl t.o thmk 1::. \ill~ York GtRnts ddcuted the Bwokl~u We.~hl ng ton Oct 26-Thc Anu 1 tn tlmt uf u 11 u Htt d ::• ll ., l! 11eud d :stems t< lmve lh:.tl X1Hl I ~uon~ [Dodgers Sumlay :n to 0 H1s long ca.u pollq ot mam tnlnlt g t11. 1 1 t UlHfl tllllrl pll'l( C •1\ n \ 1 11 eom mg to them soon I mecht have course both had been dehghl ,.drr':lln;if\ tbll t\ l ull N Ill Dlllll~ l lt< PIO\Cfl I] I 11 .11 Auny lUllb thtilled !I " IOWd of "2()00 fan 1 t I l <:;ll h 1 ulcl pitH ~~- 11 1 11 CH>\l'I IRL V 1 tl 111 only a personal ~at1sfact on to gam Ulough at W~aS nardly ncv. & tha t had t.cam<; cl lt:;ltlll lll 1 iJ " I •~ 11 h 11 1\ 1 r1 1 1111., ..., t at d 1\ ts I ~tun c ~ 1 ~tct ~ tnc 1 lr 1 1rc 11 !til Ju 1 11., ht 11g J m h ~ru th e new~ wttlt reltd 1 come u a £Urpn~e to MillY 1 v.;hC'1 tht BO 'll l 1 (l t p 1 ~ llllc lll D1 t!W " lts I <UI rl Li llI E ffi 1 lt>nr fxpcrh rmy llll .n \ l :.t ~ 11 s~rlrnng IOU! II! tJ lK tl 11 1 "' ,, o v 1f poss1ble we 11 run -but I had not\Hng to lo se by ~how ­ 'I tlunk l &aw K at harme In the mg my haml 1 he eml s so our 1 1 1 1 1 ;JV(f to !110 u koJ!v~r on~ tlve~ h~ 1 1 1 1111 1 gar n JUSt now Jam my" sl1e t hld' it. '"'.t 1 : rllr: hwbnnu who 11 w11r l ill ' " n '{ t now so ccrta n so me>capablcl For s~1 1 J !ta t m) stenous l1 sh 1t must fry not to !hr. tno ll a~ IJ et d ~ r! Ill· pl1\i to t Arn} f\IUcL the l add~ rna beauty parlor cv<;lj dfl} Routul(' tacltt tl d 1tv , tho oe two men there s--tomorrow h1m to add &mLimgly 1Cll.ll navR 1 Hl QL8 J ' 1 h 1ve ~o mc Uclinote meamng Prob • r d • I honk to 1 "rw r Jill • be more than ten mmute~ late: lor 11lfl.t 1ltS l lell S WOII o I I I t I at;;~ k I • 0 htl<l COIN .o iX j)OJliS Jail!!' dCtCatcCt V :<Jll1 I) e OVCI the !U~,;fl 8CUS Ill l' l tl an I N a\.)' Jll[!k ~ IS!l ) 4 yb Al ah ly q 11e a sunplc exphtll<Oiion An}- tom ng 1hey hatl r~a.-hed thf> ga rden gate breakfa st, you two .. Georgia IJ cll.t !l ie dt r t 11 lJU 11 t n{'u on ns t:Uill., llel mom v ~mc l !!,l:'ntY ttla} equlpprrl ,~ 11 ,1 fi~IIIH,., )Jlam ~ lh J pt way, I want to have a •hot at ~ulv· ]tm matle no r:tsh prom1!C8 Ht Jl,ham heJd out lm hand E"dentl y ny11 UII XllUU)I upUJUL t l Ill !l (.;t l lt!d HI \lillY Lll!l n1g 1t n yseH" ran dow11r.t011r! ani:! out mto the \\or l1t accmU u Jg tt fig ne~ cum Ittly 1anb llllld v1t l \ dl gooJ lnullm g., s:l.ld Il5ham he d1d not mean tl.l uplil-11'1 htmseU garden tO Katharme. At th e sot1nd plied h~1c publtshNI und 1nrlCJ1s"d tq; ulaJlv nLlached LJ I hope soon to be aile to congra.tu or say ;my more. Ia~ I JHL~J 11 tl • Ju st now you sa1d the tratl ted of h15 foolste ps she ttuncd \I ttl! <JUid' 1thcullc i.Jy Allll} All cmp ( rt 11 B 1tn11 lote 'nu 111 1ss l att g orl thf> recov eagerness TM wtnd that had b' p..wr 1Jifld~>: Fn:t ~~ llfth w!\11 J'l n1 1 (' cd TJOSSCSSIOn ol )OUf fom tly you from S mg Smg' BL!I remarked the fog out to li~a had brought ae A8 u 'o\olli p111.rJ Ill OV I ll n t tl< 1:.1pdly llnel~lng ;.L' 110 d :il. l abn1ptly 'About a year back 1 hapJ CI< cls en ranctng color to her face tlil un llll Sl •I' umks aft('t l'l:mn JlOWPl last w1t! bul 140 nl p l~ n He ~ho ok hand~ '~1th :M 1lly nn d pened to go over StnG Smg: 1 have apht gold of the sun hgh t !eemrd t( (,If 11 nlll llill a nrl ]t t!y BL t I hi~ ll1t l11 l It \111 IR V!ll I l ~ :m oddly retenltve memory for laces l<atha1mc )1m and B1ll wall cd Wltlt nJ II nln 1.~ fru nmt awn} allrn(l ol 1 B llt Lll i cr:1 nlt an( -and I rcrhember one man {here r lay h1de and seck 111 the. dot k] l• n to 1l c ,::~ t e tit li' S\ ol the v. l ld i l l lt\lll IVl<l I'ICCH!l t O put lt!OS1 Ot Ill l !1 Ill I ll shadows of her ha1r t 1011 I pm ~\Il l pi n(l; tl 1li II lo h N"' 1 S 11'!'0Se YOJ6 WOO t 1::11! tn th~ who th~ governor told me was 1ll "Oh, my bcautli ull .. he wlmpered, for hie 1 be Ctlr!OU! th mg IS that lo al {lOhcc over t hts ratd ~ !Isha m NH ! l 1t11cr1s att 11 Uuttd tlw butAmet Jcaatdf !Bn<c it;;~l r; 1 as for a momc:nt htrs urns wept routld ma n 15 now out ol pn~on" :;! rlk ng ~upcJ IOrtt:r du ctl tn 1he m prcll) I'l Long f• 1 l1ta \ v lJ 1 11 1 sa1d her wttb a httlc: thnll hu eyes on tht Usl1am looked hard at b1m lor a polwy Clf s 1nrntc lnnd nnd se 1 au Git>al Brll11111 on lhe ot h r llllL' H ardl y worlh v;hllc m the c•rflq shed lovdmc.:u of her fa ce I f-eel mom~nt, tl1cn gave \ short laugh. fOTC":> Army c r( ]ez; )l t\' C lll11!l haS I tlllm ber OJ li1;J1t bum!:: ! ~ J cumstanus ' sa1d B 11 "Your memory l! better tbaa..mme as 1f rsomcone-you-h.ad 19adt me so ugh t establishment of R 9 tngle se tl\Ched Lo lle1 bCa lw h tln!s 11111ts No 1t wou d h;nJJy serve much m th1s. case, M Gu.yson For I a presen t of the world J'' pnra l1• n\latlon 1um or drfC ilSf' In bu t lJas not n smgk so ailed~~~ 1; purpose n ow 1 h~ \ng fi sh w1 ll so rt1 pendtml o f ~~~~ AI m:r 01 Na H II bmnl>u soon be m the n~t Oh, I m not don t remember you on the occaston HAPPY you ~peak of Well, I may have p i( ad tng lJowrlctl ll\ttk.~ and slo\\ 1he Um1cd SLnlr hn fl1 !11 l V\. I tlk! II JJ tdJy" She gave Oil l1ttle happy laugh likt I advaHt.'fmcnt UJI<lc1 the pr~sent ~}H 1 bmnbfls cnpable ol dJ l]lpltl I 1 somethmg to tell you about that, t un of hl&h OUlLOH\< r 1 n n 11 breathleBB broken mu&U'; too after tomorrow" DIRECT A Gtrd nf 77G llllh1mg phmr:; a 1r shlps ettnched to th N 1 1 i 1 1 lo "It's dear of you to thmk so )tm 1"' He pused t hrough the gate and J ook here ' sJ td J•m blunt! } strode toward h1s cottage Btl! s ~ he told hm1 softly Then 1n gay •u tn\ L'l\.nlhibl-r fm setv cr wlt.h Uw hu '< fr I )l l I ~ l 111 1111~ 1 llr 1 \011\e rathe r lll) ~ l fi~ I u~ wm~ht puzzled eye' followed the tal l figure sm1lmg rrproach But "hy d1 d you Pmn tnn r-; nvv n<C(lldlllg w th e v.ltll a JLa va l ah f\ln t 1a1 kllll ftfth ll ~ h 1111 H aven t yo 1 got anythmg n \ ]\ pulll l h e 1 Jl~,:unH Prance (h as e u:tect to •t r h 1-! t wa1 t till live mmutes to brcakfu1 ;u t1 1h ~appeare m the m1st. tv tel! us ltdo rc yo u go 11hr 1 t omb 1 1 nu forc r tlvals 1\.l( lll ~~ ll 1 s 1l! h IF h P 'Who and w a t t he deuce l! 11 tune to tell me ?' 1 1 t , nll I:'UJ OPP rcnld pu t hut 515 01eal B tlt' N:on lJ 1 Jl 11 I ~m t,:'lVC a ltt k sl r 1p: 'Too b:t.d that )OU should have ham ? ' BtL! sa d K now' how to f.! ins 11 Ll\ all ILi h he Nt VJ UllllOCUIII ~ IblS lll1lltl\ t l 1 Itt '1 m not piflym~ at myst~:ry for play a lone nd anti l(ee p mum sl.l lagb.-a rd a lover, d.a rlmg! he fL,.; 11llbr !llJ stcry s f tke Only- \Hll [ d c ~ horl nut tct' ll.grced But a ny..,ay M1lly ~ g'v~n any\\ ay The Bllltsh 11\ t ! 11 rJ.t her leave exp!at at tons unltl lf lcr I.J,., ten m nu trs grace--and she l:no'oll Tht"n he sh n ggcd h1s shoul d~ n L,~ilt lc, ~ Japan .·~'"~~ 911 r-~--·· _::_."--~~-­ 11111 li ft ] ~ ~ ll!('~)l 1! Ill 1 Jl1 10 row • Well so !01 g as th1! Slmstcr Cir- th at we , ha ll stea l ;~n olhe r te n at st h rhnn 1s S~r r! l r ~t ll , \Vh~ to morrow~ · cle~ sma shed ncl Severn rt5Cued least to add to em S o thiit I ~ an eve1 officmb l)rrr ]lOint rd 111 1 Oh l1c~a u sc to 1 orrow may prO\C \~hethcr b)' llsha 15 efforts or ours nght., C IW 1 the loel tllfl l tllf f I thcr ~n un c\l l tful t! y II l t ~ m sat<l -w hat s the odUs pne hno n numilel of nn But I wonder They wandered do" n the tong t.;m~t lcally He ad ded <1 brup tly wha t the il1g thmg 1~ l1e s prom1sed garden tov.ards the f' ~ tuar y that '"~ r s uLpablr of 1lnrl flll r. nm1 g t rs t s cf r1111 l'l.ou~h r 1d 111 111 ~;pmts o1 51 11t n 1 \( u 1 ~ 1 r ead y ~ w ~sc I of to lf51:', us for tomorrnw ? bounded tt happy as chtldre n w1th f11r lv Wtl Flrrl Ho1 han d 't n u little tolt(l thn (]"Clucr! \\ hy I m dow n hnc' l nr no othe r :Mtlce the tcrner rn:o.kmg ' rathrN I} am\ R v W M Slaugllltl 1 B11Latn uula lr nrl h 1 rnln 1 \ rca,on tl uo to bnn~: to book one of L as t mghls fog bad got1e and bo red tlurd For o nre no o ne ~r'!m ed M! 11d Mt~ H lll\ Rousl1 vttt<x 1 ail fOJC r! JlbOUJrl h11 st:-t lliUll r 1he nlO"t s n 1str r fillurcs of th e crun the: "orld out s1Ue ln s bedroom wm- to be tal:mg any oot1cc ol htm 11 :all J \\ RGUbh fl t c~ ' nnnl~ Suulla1 t iC!~ a nd auxtl Ull In t~ \Ill t!lk Ill l 1\0rlt!dow was agleam Willi m ellow Au From afar came die sound J! 1he II J J RHrl uJ Columbu~ lw~ '" an cmr.l"Pnl ah fi(l.h!ing u Jll n. lol m ea n 1\fa r ldl ?" tumTI sun! ght Ju~t the sort of da} 1ong for breakfast, and M1k e s~emed ~ tl} q~t1ed ulr~tho; ::mJ I • nrl~ >A herr tn the "orld !lfartdl of cou rse 1! c don lll:iltlt to hale spe nt unmtcrruptedly With surpr1sed that netther Kathanne '1or ll r " - -- - ~"' rc m the far rcaclung n 1l net h.atharme y;as )1m s lir~t wakmG J(rn appeared to pay any heed to 1ts 1 1 ur Blcssmg and funnl ) Ma 1 o l 5 01 Be~ n L on a K nowq work ol "'h ch ll ·~wu s Court has t hought as ht:! 011rned h1s eyes to summon s 1 d He paused watchtng !H1 U<l llll(\ Shlll\l3.ll Ble~;:; lJi g l ll Il l •c , I !t ccome th e ce nter Oh not th1s con tl e ihait of gold qmvcrmg Ill be them expccta'ltly, \"alllng for tpe m ncl h"l \\ Cr.: ~,:ue st.s ol Mr auu M <J r tcy ag' ns t Sc\ern- somethm g tween the drawn eurt.:uns. tm k In tlu ~ I II lii,_ to turn thc o at last as d lo!in& p.a• C tl 1 cr Bit ~...,J n g SUI d J.} 1tterly flpart from t h ~ t \Vt!l tt surII ) I To have 5t't out m tl1e ur u tL CilCt trolled bacl: solemDiy tqwt.rds 1\'rl"..t(S B" 1lah Flowers and Kalil n -. rl tl! 1 Jlll " 1 ns c )OU "hen I say th 1t your fncud soon a! brea kfast w;~s over for 1 the house alone 11 breakf;'] sf onunt •Jr> Rollin~ wc1c guests ol Mubel !'\I rn 1\nnR Sc~ern unly comes as It ';!.Cre m long day togtthcr, Just he an d Kath uot hmg to them there was none of ::3lat ghter roce nUy t I ntally mto my b usm ~~ wtlh anne, wtth no more settled plan than tliat nonsense .about M1kc M 1:s Ma1) Lie\ mg nnu bab~ M >r lrll' I \\ aS ot t on the t ra1 l 10 follow the I ncs of the telegrap h .. B"t su rely our stolrn ten m11U1 f'l ))('Ill U u~ wetk ~nd v.llh home f olk~ ~ Iter 1\f jr\cll lwforc l had ever heard poles mto the unknown and !etch must be up, JHUf'l cn~d K<~than "e Mllfmd H utJman and fam!l) ...; J d l ~ 111 n~-a tr ul tl at l~rl from M l r M ac Btown and chlldtm up for lunch somC\\hcre anywhere presently a(a ii*ant clock ch1m~d '> m g S m g t v tl 15 qu1ct Engh~ h Vli m the next county b ut on~-­ p t1 t !1r. \11 ell: rn d wtlh her JX: And alm~st stfnultaneo ns ly fro 11 luge fnts M1 1nd M1 I!:d Picken~ •JJtn pulled lnmsclf ou t of the de tl e lOp of t~ gard~n M1lly s vou.: II h ~ m p LUsed as 1f he 1~d told l1ghtfu l tr m of thought \\lth a re- hallcd them & Mill} Nea~e and Uaughtcl \ til he m~~n t to tell T h en sud de nly gretful stgh u' r.cndin~,: n few day:::. w1th hrr "}1mmyl' ~ N1g ht a lt er mg\ t I ve been en D Russell Nease <tlld t ~ lll LJ / No such luck ror htm W1th 1Im 'Hello I Brea ast ready I sup Huuu t ul:ton "1td ng m the grounds of Bcggar"s new ddi. mte tmn of C\t:nts that poser Just comm " 1 Court pl1ymg spy-and though worn mg busmess at Brgga.r ~ Court "Ob, breakfa~t'~cen over ages 1• 1ho se rogues hJ.d co tne to suspect was too uq;:ent fo r a tru ant day ., Lth :Milly cr1e4 •mlltngly 'You re wantI ~ 11 elusiVe unk nown someone t 11ey Kathar ule Not only "a!l he s~emg ed on the lelcphone Someone' wh<J I nc\Cr suspec t e11 me' And I Isham DetectLVe l uspcctor Haste tltilt ~Iter~ won t gtve h1s oame" "' ~ :i\11 f m oi'Il CCCII D wal l 01 g 1ve a I ttle laugh rather a gnm noon there "as the qucstton of M;~r­ Was tr Martm? Eag~rly )1m be Columbt:o. a-te nc1r. pcnd11~ t heir lmgh My l11ncness was an d· tm That Ius 'olara1oQ: m that quarter took h1m sc:lf to the house, snatched vn at!( ll w1th h r parent Mr md kctna l dt sgu tse 1 omght as you had n ot f~l!cn on deaf cars Jnn rclt up the rece1ver Mt s H R Schwan s IW 1 dehbcrately exposed a blt of pretty sangu me Last mght Martm Hello ).[r Wynter spealung Mr and Mrs Geor~c :;>~ Mr a 1d IllY hand-kt 'em see I wasn t really had bee n v~ry near the brcakmg Who are you~ .. M ~ l!Jn c} DU!bl 111'.1 t vo 3:>11 lame Oh tl1ey t11ml>lc:d to th e s tg- potnt of pa~1c surt<'ndcr \V1tlun the: "Martm" The husky, fnghtened 1 E;dd Belktt tit th 1oul r. , LJt JJ ~d mfira nce of that!' next hour or two Marttn m1ght rtng v01ct w.as almost unrerogn1:cable n t...lll Prukii SUIIll!' V... ~d ~z;na ma 1 'But why put them on th etr h1m up 1 ve deaded to-to do ""hat yOUI ~pe1 t tl•e d IY \\lib tht 10 guard? ' asked Btll puzzled I wn asked, Mr Wynter Can 1 come to h lnv. and daugllte1 Rc ' Call 1t a sudden wh1m 1f you EXPECTANT see ypu tomJJrtabouasn~:?" Mrs Wm Cnmbs and ramlly l1ke," y;as the sm1 hng careless an1 The Cres ton Ald mP.t at til ~ Des1des tf I Isham wer-e a rehable "Y~f )'OU ctln't make It ear1ter • swe-r 'For I had nothtng to gam prophet, sometlnng b1g a nd momcnhom• of Mr a m i Mrs D E Wc::t.;. ~ '"I 'f'Bit ID come after dulk l•lls • W dne.;sdny ': 11 ... liflY u;n:::. >PI nt In by 1t--exccpt the sat1sfactmn of •e~­ tous affccl11g the case v.;as on the the hurnt;d'9'olce \It tnt on "I clann't qu'llmg Quite u number of tl mem mg that first sht"ll'f of fear c reep very eve of happenmg bt ee~o I~Rldna to you. or thef tL.HI \lCr p ,.c< Il l The \Cl L nl t ]ANOTHER of AmerJclln foot- State last neason-ts almost a s test \\t t h Colgate Y.nnld b ! mLo thc1r faces. the sudden rea hza No, he and Katharmc 1.\ould liav~ mlg:~t suspecL I m not •ure th•J lion of a dan ge r at thei r very elbow l o wa1 l •• 1 ball's most tradltJOnlll ~>e rtc s stro ng noY. a tld Coach And y Ket r 's Not lhc lc1wt of th ;j SJ 1 n\; l ing Wi ll l.;t held nt i hc hom ~ of M161i ~on't IIUir.ICI ltOI!lf:thtbl &I 11 ta that they had n~Ner dreamed of If l preaentl Ct:tlumbJa vs Cor- charges llhould e.vEun mop up M1a grul thnll erg w11l be tue llllcJ _,c:oo Ami! a Fulhm t1c 2nd Wedn ~da.~ Jun ra ced through the bu5tnt~ of They've uti IJ~re: ou~ Ja4 I \It In N \l lnbcr ;~- ou kn ew Martell's record you drcssmg with the allunna: thou g ~t lnatciJeiJ thti t~p~:e of speakm1 lneU ai ]thaca, N Y, this Satur· slsinppl College, Saturday , LDet t1onal bctwcc ll Orctrun :1nrl New l n tc herr I err wll~ a!\rJl('\ Jo. wouldn't wonder tha~ I wu tempted m hts mwd of a snatched ten mmute& r ve de.;:tdod to tell all l k•owday With form strongly favormg year tte Kerricr11 mauled 01 Mtae, Yo1k Umvera1ty On fo1m th1 lnt tile 1tlcph"lt; nu::ct.in~ Ill L ~ (: "Jt· to allo\\ myself t~ 3at1sfaetton • alo ne wtth Kathanno before br¢iik- abo1,1t Ur ~evern- •he~ be " tho 'tatter team to wm Lllf!t Fall ,",',!!ngth"on•me• 1 d~a"n b•;.lceao~godal,,~ ter should p u lvem.. c th e W('vtern tude,ll Wl r" 0 ()~-r '"rr ""'IUC.\ fast. everytbtp.. But 1 daren't t..lk. There w.u sudden smoldenng paS· ., or " vbntors h ut the !Saine all 1 tl10n ex n n "t rulcl MeOlnrc tna A w ston b elund the cold. hard voJce, It was almost d1fticnlt to reab1:e long-Cit fiO~he:r mtaht COflll' ~ 1Columb1a sul'llrJsed by DOlling ou ' noting that the Hi!lm,Jtomons !~ted three years ago th is 'I han li s Beattie Ithe B•g Red outfit 10 7 Both are thrashed Columbta..--rwi~Rers over giving when Orc!!l'on trounr. ctl a touched by what tntense perso~l that less th an a week ago, 10 crow.fl· sud4enlt: apd firtd tnt &I the 1ele13 ~1181 h W,I~ rfl llfd 11 iJDpMVed thls year but 1t doe& Cornell-54 to 0. K~ • Maroon• brilha 11 t N y u mschm e, 27 I s feclmg m that deadly etuni\Y 1t re- ed a week 1t had been, they b;Jd met pho~c. ' 'II -come by boat ta M~ f rlrlr.) fl 1 r o shml. v t< ll 11 111 rl )aeem now that Cornell lS the bet· have a fairly easy rCrqte dOs apa· Pract1cally all the cxpe 1ts and for the first t1me after more 1ht.n t¥•o ways, lfr·, WYJtter It WJI be Mftlt. Jl6 1i 0! phil Pl miielli 1 ct ~ll tli I flected. ~ ..._ 1. JL.al .. iaJj 11conng maclllue "Gloomy son, Brown and Syraeuae looming most fams thou g ht Strong Las~ ~, ,-,;;,~~· years-and Kathanne ha:e"'evJn for. as I Mj J~t bo teft IOlftli m at;i; Jnu t r1. 11. C~lumlms Doble should• be inclined to lUI the1r tough~at ellP&'el;nenU man & Co " ould throw Coflc h V&HEMEN'l' •t:'Ufii.v" wct~ t h e Snmhy (~:!.or ·t-!1 k gotte-n h1~ n~me And DOW •he .h~d ~ate M 1 . .q 1~ 1:1f .~~i~ l le Saturday ~v \lll' " "'ftd his Colgate has la.et year's extraol'dt ~'Doc" SpcutB' l(IVadeq~ 1J1lhc way mctll{ r Mt ~ M lh t 'Ao {( 11 prointsed to marry lum J ltn tJmlled rt'fh~al-&11 r.fcfll B:u,'\)t'rpi .. A man hk~ th:}t""'tntJ'"God, he. del'al! c,il<hji/,iou ' Ie, will be., nOll' e!IJI, O_!!l,,, _~nd ue.,.rk!ble b!4k \'ffOtt_d lfu~enl ' !po \otc tho Cape hart leaRnth' pliilo•op liCal as alwaJ,s. 'plunKJng f41\back fn liltllfer l;to ~ Qt P~ic B\tt the IOTegon an!! cnm scrre!l ~ sufterl~ Dsliam broke out v~ry contentedly at his soap lalbt:r~ H taft 1tl1 "'f'f'~W· Where11" M'r ~~ ML and Mls 'l N J3c- Ill :fM!ile some enttiuslast!J hall the off fii'ewoi'~• WJth a ~II\ rlch ·fn pletely up!lttt 11 ueh rx.p el't cnlcul a Teb~cntly. "Tonight I detuied that face m the mtrror •• he thav~t't ern bei,tlcePf a pnsooerl'" Hid )iili 11on Q! Roo kcastle vlallrd h1 ~ pol· GroeiJ•Columbta ru1 for tbe atelier regulars and sr.lend1d re- tlon,n and the N y u VJolets h!l', . ~ he and h1S retlow sCOtJndrel!l should Even yet bts h1ck 1eemed ahnfJst~ ur11en11:J. t:'nts Mr an d M1.s ,\ W Il 1ll1" ~pional)tp o New Yo 1 k sc rveA Too bad Kerr s lloya are beon blushmg If not drooptn.l!: ,-onderlul to be true llllt P.P an•wer ~e. Alruay t,, -: see the shadow cf lhe end suddenly D 1a K ocfet l ~tltln "rl l to'1mr. 8<'1 .' .!IUrely they must- forget not scheduled to meet Cornell or eve!' &Jncc T'hut f ooh n l:l' guar 1u 1 As he left lui roorn ]1m t'1n tnto terrtfiel ~ at ~~ ottier ~ . . . stretchtnlf out to toucb them wtth U11 Al alter E}te nding the week with lPte, New York Umveralty, and Columbia 1f either of the latter teea a tGrrtd titt ID N~w \or'k Cit~ ft& ~J. They'll walk DOW Wlth fea~ Mllly Sh' ud iiU ~4 b•~ to\4 ruq "'' Jlr..__:stel M!B Okey L1VIn1stan and ~ studs out When t.he season erub Saturday. ~ ~ ~~,~- ''AS 1aul t ~ A.t~J~ at ~ side f!t~.,...)J! .t the news, of ~1.&($e, aad eqq1Jy, ol J.rate--h•1t in the Empll11 what ab attractiou a speeial cOil· O:,rrt~~>t lm, 1:1q ''"!'t' en-''"'" mo. ta l!l ~ of Stevena I I I MONUMENTS !spartans Con t'IBUC 1 W•"nning s t rea A Complete Lme Of Monuments ar.d Markers. MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE & GRANITE COMPANY I !\lark t \cry Grave J BLACKSTONF • Middleport, 0., 221 :vi ill Stre< t The Man Isn't Safe Pp•;,r ,&oc~ n)t mille&. one bOtiC u.4 & · ·tt~!t ~· abl~ abo\1~ !lff.C" ~aud 60oo bN.O ""'tb prop· {eet <•f gOoill~ 4 f.iatlllln rhe Eberibacb Constxuctlon Cu PomeroJ~, OhJo Jolon W .INel~h. li"Anartnr Dlrec\ol' PQR SALE Hot B5ast coal stove Ltkc new PtiC'J $12 Mnl Chas Rwaell 21111 10 2:"..-3t Mulberry Aven,uc WJS-lTE pLOVER HO-NE - Y--. -0' sale per lb 12 \-itc b lng c l~alneL'll cyrus J'one& Torch 0 lO 2& 3l For RentCHEAP :.OUBE FOR IIEN1 Mlddltpcrt Batb. and cleetlil nat t.s flfl per month Inquire Clttzena Bank ' "THIS GENT OUTTA YER SIGHT SE:E? YOU RE HIS BODYGUARD GIT ME;? a~ct~;~~~t~~~:~ t::~(~r ~ ~ Wanted- I;;;;~:;~0~.:-:A-;L:!F;;;.~T~l~M:,E--;:;R:, w1mte"U t~ tall on hu.n Ma80n county W Vu Wcm1 lful oppmtunity Mnkc f,8 to $20 dally No expenence or ca.]Jital n eed ed Wnte waay MeNESS COMPANY Oc])t B 1' e pelt ru.uola __._ - us II • ., FIGURES SHOW' IS FIRST IN NAVAL AVIATION AFFAIRS I I ~11~' t\1.:;~~;.~~~ b:~ , u~ uL u::~~ I 1 I ° ,. ~~ ncl~ H ~~~:£~r~~t~:t:~~~1 1 J:~\: so l , ~~" ~~ ~~:~~~~~€ s~.~i ~ !the • Spotlight Sharing ' ,._______._____________________, •• 10 ~26-3 i I I -- - 1 --=..---·- By JIMMYMURPH'f: 4ooli, \F I WERE I,)U.:;I "'TJ-(INK I I~ I HAD JNVtr-;TEp iPIOOO og l 0 HAVE. o;Ot.l:> ~OR ilo 5 000 og . I ("'OULD lJ'StE "TH.A."T MONEY I"T WOULD PriBqn Gates to Open for 5:l1CW~ IF I COULD HAVE INVES'TEI> $50 000 '1!l, .....!> SOL.D OU'T FOR FI'VE liMES. -rHAI OH BABY 1 SU"'( A lOI Oi= HA.TS WE ~AVE I=' UN? "Bobbed-Hair Bandit'' tc: • • I "'-'I I IJONT WANTCHA TLET YeS AND H~S GOING TO ANALyzE ANGE-L I -- l I lhc - --- -- I SAlES 1\IA:SAGFsR I I ~-----.·~------~----~_, A"> UJN£, AS TI<ERE YOU £,0' NEVER 'iClJ A.E Wt5HI!'<6oJ IOO""Te.,, WHY NOI WI~ "'tlU HAD lNVE'?IED S"II'SJFIED~ YOU MADE A NICE. PQO~I~ BU'T YOU'RE. ('OMPLAINI"''fr e:ec.-.uc;E. 'YOU OtDN'"T INVEST MORE 1 Ht:RE AFT'ER LEi ME AI"TEND 10 IHE FIWA.N('E S. 'i'OV 4E"T SO ">AD MAKE S.OME • • * I I I- \'ernon W., Va. Havil!lt Ser:ved Seven Years for Reign of T ~ nor in 11!23, Celil! Cooney and Her Hus!J, nJ Ate to Be Freed on Parole. ••• == I HuRPH'J• By RUSS ~:VESTOVER I ---- I I !u I,eon. w.·va., I,. 3 I MISS'ISSIPPI, /t!oV.u. A Kickin' Fool I (3MPIIZE 6T'.ATS' eLEYI?Al5 GEE LOTS OF ACTION wea<··· CO[..GATE IAJJU.. TAKE ON Mee:rs I 0~,AND COLUMBIA WILL eg.Tt.~ "'""' '.\\""'"'"-~~> '"' 1\..1 \.l.t. wto.,.o;,. (:.,.IJ..)t;~\ \\';;!.'\;.\) (_~~t "~I> ~" 1' (.A~ P...L \.. \\l.t WP..'< \;OMIO_- corc:Neu. 1 ! I • 1 80 ,, !JlP:" fame • • ., '"1 --- t.fr ------ - �THE OAU Y "ffttlnJNE POt.IE~O)' • • • OHIO Wlllnt nmctwe w luJteWiltJ'IP lU.!l de&ree& :P NOr HOT RmDO'f i! from st.ove add ftavorlmr and dl6 whit< cJtuuunun extract.. liOIVO junket ta blet SLir D few NC2 teaspoon ! The cofteoe l001>ely lu a &q!Ure ur O.nd.& Then pour Mt once blto freez er can Let stand unt.ll ftrm and 1~~=~~~~illlklUI~? &~~p~IW!:LtJ~~! cool Pack lu lCC and 1"\i.lt. and doubt~ boiler SttJld Mlfa.nwb.Ue fr~R miX curnt~te 1ch &ugar and snit wllH reUJalu!ng 1-:! cup of milk add to Lhe ~calded mlll. and I'OOk toget.he1 until Ltuc kent'd Re move the ba~ of C(ltf~ d!Rr three nunule.s but coutlnue oookmg the oLher ingr~ dJenu; twenl} mmute~ Cool 111l1M:ht ly ana !old 111 the White' of cij a.mi c1carn bolh or wmch ha\e been I beat.cn untll :O..tff Add extii.\CL beatm11 1t ltl 11ell :md turn in\.o &. "Pay 50¢ fo• tooth pasto1 mold whicil ht:tz; been d;pped Ln col~ waLf'! The mold may be lln!XI with let me laugh 11 laaJ. fingers In wh1ch case t.ht.: Ju..,., tu tlok "" ,.,, ~··J •• ~ ••"'>11lp.•a•l cJeaw mU!it be m:arly cold ~fo r~ h<~•~ro ~ '""' ,..... ,.o~o •• , ~o~ ' "'"' "' It ~~ pou red Ul Ul1 t"" 1<><otb I.. ol ~5< I l ••• ll.~ ~oo...., tc<>~~l\0 bon I ··~• boJ , b ol~or '"" h ~' .."" o~d I ... ~ Hon ~y lcf' ( re:o. no .Lo.u ll a )U< ""'~I tOO.tMn \o of ''"" •• I ""'V""o I ••• U o .. .,. I pml mt lk ldoa ,..k'"' ' yl ... tr naf.,.h l ..t yoo .... Jffi"OII I 2 cup heav\ t'! r cam •iU.,. deli&luod ~ h '" L.mtt<n fl.ulllilco.l (.... I 2 cup slrallled clovt'l hone~ 3 lll.blelipow:US ifOUI d eoJfee I :1 cup !1\lillf <or a !Jttle lctw>l Lu,al and Petite Daughter I I ''' tQeo week eod Mt aud Ml s W J ThomPBOn illll da!Jihtcr D1 ~ld Mnl C A Hall a 1d r.oo cl Cle ve ...... CHARGES TO BE F'LACED AGAINST I )Ull k~l lablet t~tb e poun t:uld LISTERINE \.\at.er lemon eXLJ ~cl Dt!i.Soh e JUnket tab.iet 1il co I \ttter A ad honey to CL(Il.Jll :>nn tnilk UllU Sllr 1\elJ lo dt~SOh 2 le •::.poo1 TOOTH PASTE 25< MONDAY OCTOSJm ~~~ u.~ 1 ,., 'I KE DALLY TR!8UNi: f'OMEROY OHll> -~- Pilot !FESJ.M SAY~ CASEY SAYS EAST LOOKS MUCH STONGER THIS YEAR THAN IN RECENT PAST; YALE IMPROVING WILD CATS WITH !KENtNER, J\RE BRILLIANT TEAM SII£L\' Ir.,. RAN Hav~tl Ott ;1£ i ~UK1Ht.:lt N~" :aG - JNS- T ne 08 yard rWl ot 01¢ P,.rker Ya le QUIIrhrback (01 H. t..ouchdo~~on llllliliru;1. Anr1y un Bat,urdii) Wllj; rt cordxl today lt.3 Lh~< 1:1e00nd loJijll~L nm ev~ r made on a Ya lt' ht:ld fl.., !OnliCIIt run Wil-l) made b~ low b < \Ill In 190J who scored rrum . .: uti lll!:;ll.lllJ<t Co1un bla ~tft.et .1 J' y!lrd rhw;e Maybe I'm Wrong l_ By Joba P. Medburr l By WEBtltEY JI'ESI..ER e1.ed AU-Amerlclln foot.bi.ll &lar In li2B On pus\Dg dowJIII iiUch as Ute and 1128 third, w1th kn yon:J:; lo vo for first By EDDIE CASEY ) El. )d Vnllderbllt PI \ wu~ly lt<~.d tWrltten exelw;lvely for I N 8 down the d~fenslvil endl m\li.L 1:5t.ate Tenncs,ecl! and Ttle Daily Tribune move \.n c.:lotier 1.0 then tackles 111 (FQl'ttler All-AmeriCll.n bfi.Ubalk u.nd bcullu Ohi':> w b.ead !cotball coacl• at ~tccl> Jotmed hiiSh when lt de!caL~ I Columbw 0 Oct. 26--INB-The ordt:r to 1ush the p~er and in l.hn m: AlRbnma but H t.keU out only & I I &&-called purple horde !rom out rwu.eat mannc1 pOS!iible NorU1 1 uum Lt:ADt; S( OK1 s H&.t'Vfl.fdl tu 6 \\Ill over No1t h C~trollm:o ! Ohlcti8Q wt.y baa oo.tne and liOllt we~;tem lllll5 smart enuugh lo t.ak" Ntw Y<.Jrk Oct :.:6 IN S- J....u• l WrltlC'U !or and copy111;hLc 1931 whlu1 U pte\tous wc:::k J)ad b;.>en Jlllld wlttl them \.hey h11.ve taKen advll.nl.age o r 1.hh; and on ~uch It Bush MllMIIChUii"t JJ; 8t4l\{' lu>ilhltk By luleruaUonal he ws E£nice ddr led bJ. Geotgla 32 7 the scalps of O hio Stale s Bucke}eii setup boxed our rliht end In and today reh11ncd his leud In 1M r11 Boi:LU:.n Cct lti-lNS- Wtth lhe Th Br ulhw e~t which hl.\s produ The team !.hal deoeal.«< L A u! ran tor a touchdo\\n football S!'orlng hnnors H ~ h..., ;lj ced ~c.mc !olrf!D.t t t.iun.s ln the past 8out)lerp Callforrua Nehraska and Thb parth;ulln run by IWnt.ne1 polllt~ tile same as la.st ~tleK. f:~ ~ci!Jion hall ovu tc;;t.l.H.ll lollo'foe• .:; suHo ted [ln lnterseet1unal &IUilf h eld Notre Dame to a scoreless tie was a perfect football play H wasw, 1g to ~rore SittUiduJ. aa:ah lhL w u1 1 111e more mix Ulblot=d than u ·~ d lhlt by Hal\ard 35 7 on Batmhas gune home with tmo1.her vk;.. a wonderful lndhldual ctf01t but ec tt: r r ch I h&Ve bten in year!!> 11 t, ti lb I:IWTIC day Texa:. \\On the wut.hwest CC'!lWry but believe m~> the) knew he wou ld not haH golteu pu.!lt the Gatuaclt Allegheny 1z; ~ttJm time o.~ to the relathc .sl.!Lug:ths teHnce utle a )ern ugo and has they were In a !oot.ball game Of line or s~:runm&l!c had ll not been \Uih 7& nnd M ouw !:i~t 1 c 1 use t1 d course thl11 it; not much consoiB tor hiS blocking teammatcli The \I llh 66 01 tootbt:l.ll m lht! ~auous t:iLC~ • ... l»~ bt.'i.'JI CLLtcd u., sttong this year It 1as n ~un which had no offense tkln W tht! Ohio fans but Satur blockmli on thl& play \\il.fl perfect I ' <~ 'lh,., nst. ~oertamlJ. has a IWilO HlnK:;t tom p let~IY t.uUt 011 a for wns n oU1lng fur anyone Th&t 13 the dl1!erence between ,-..._~. po.ly on unOt!lealecl t.eams al<l .oX war .I pu:>~ atun;k nud it long: a.go head about the pel !ett pia) a nd t.he mcre yl IIA\>IS -f.LKIN!'O IF.All:os Wonckn- of N'a&llre ccpt in thhe c~ of NGLr Dame was plU\f''l that a for\\ard pa ~~ ohio was not a badlv beat, good pla y The ploy v.ould hJ.\" 1 N! v Yn1 k Oct 26 - INS DtVL b Pit.t.s burg game li nd the YalE <~.tl t~k ,_uy 1tse , 1 11. 111 no 1 z; 1and up 'len outnt The ,..n!IIY"' glHC every ""'n oooct u one or the Wlldta.t awd l'lku ~ agtln today led lhe na 11H ~~~>LS~ GoHnmwnt ha.!i j)(: r fect~cl an e('hO that wm allJiwcr }L Gew:gl.a sa.mes <!ll.~tt:nl team.-; nnve Anothea lnt.elsectlolll.l gane ._. 1 th ing they had to IPVe but It w~:~..s blockers had nntil>t'd Lt block and t Jl ~ f•utball &lt~cns In sc mlflg J1aa. E:xceiJent succeli.S m t.t.sls 110 ~ \\as the Perm-Wwcunsln not qui~ enough the block and the ball carrier had >.1 ttl 1 sem.onl\1 total ol 2i:JJ JX.IInts 1 l am Llng ~~>gl against learns ot Olher sectl.>ns mt.t \U tl! lhl\t t.o Ill\ m tnd lut llshI The main reason fOJ the defeat made onl~ ten ) ards but the Il ia~ ~~ t pron 1 t h LS :;<'Orctl o.;n the p ulc.r a.nd asks you to thl Olt\ lllr V1;.;tor1u> or H tuvard llt!S In Pug Re11lner one of the was perfecl because evcty blmker letu1f'l:; a kiss ... m.:r .l exas ed he most (l.f.tom.shing uutc ::m c ] 1\ lllKLL " t ~ < rtl us)\ t.JL\Lcl h,tm.sylvar:ua C\ 1 wlt;l:t.t5m I :na of the day Peun t!10ugh t.:Lldeftat. hardest drl1lng and fust.est back.s I l was sut-ce~SSful Nt\.\ Y rk: llllt\er~IL\ 1.~ ~i • Ond ham over Drake and Army o ~r ed. had not been consldi!rP.d a have ever s~n Take 11.\\tl} Rent The Ohio bo)S pla)ed 11. v.ondet ]., J 11 J!l:J ud Culumb1a lh r..! ulfh 1.1lhtr du' ..... Jul+ ~ lruklng a Our Owa VaadevUJe fe I MlehlgaD State are JUS\ a lew 'lf !>lfCI \! l UUH Yet ll tom lllhlng ~ 1C lner and the tY.o teams woulrl lane rut ioot ball gnuw ucvcli!lf'IP:,.:; and B .:~)I to.:u r mel Alaban n nit' fht tlot pwbubh d dn Whfl.t s t.he matter ••tl1 }'redthe major easte1n tnwnph.s torv of lhc sort seated over th e .:un been evenly matched But of com~ INorthv:estcrn I lmagluc ~~oa s llul to luurth wnll 183 and Mlrh pet~lnl:l lhat man over t.h.ere 1 For lack of an early sell.SOlL l ~ l be IH! CHJl t L tk e him awoy n ng 1ty glad to get out of It 11 ~ lm IJUil St.IIL ~ lo~x t at 1611 Pete- He !I s deaf and dumb venf1 ren< c t~::am main11 s thut Pr nn 15 no general comparlson may be J Ret1lncr li ncr. urate pa:s.slng was dul It was snuply a en~ of 11 li ttle t rl oquit>t and broke his arm Lrylllt; a teilm tu 11atch r h ma<k as l.o the po'o\it!r g<! neun d n _ ___ one o t c feetwes of Satut<lu y ~ bettc1 d1 vclopment aud a bulllaJt 1\ Cvnl ul.ltal 1,'i.onts ~hrw tllal 11 ,m . bQUllct!. oi U:te P .. cUJc coast In I n the Ct.ll~~( ~~e NortlliiLSt l.'rn g11me IHld It opened Ohio Stt~t.e 3 md llclual effm t nnlhu l{r;eur a mantHg ~ Iff' ~Jfl:'ttly h~Jm'l's..~ to throw 111.8 voJ.oe whlch~(Ctlon.::.t Ma ryslsth,.,most IS mdel eUl(d Lllrl MlllllCSO\lL IS Il l d efen~ up to the polnl whete lh~ F'om learns ~ore llO\\ for fLI !>t \ Jh~ bam {U Sblel who mad undr tom;plcut.us po£se~l Ol illl Utd.: lenm l o \\aldl al~o Aside I! Clll a, jWildcn\.5 lUilldn!l" attacl\. co uld plate In thll btll rush lhe} are lll.t1 op iltgllt to Mtxlo::o IUtlless \VU happ~n lou~ the Social AecompllsbmeDts it't\ted untu:d l ll.lmg I:Kl ll lhelll (. l r lu;s tit \\ ltll NiJ\1(' Dame Dl K k Jtu nctLOn tile uudcfeated eltvem; o l NO! ttl -or groom j Hav ing }Our ramlly cre5t envalUm nm. and Stanford aJe out- Hunlns Nurthw estern team ha"'l When a team hn:-; a pas~r as wrstern Indlanl MliHL ":iut.a ttlll Null 1111d \otd l!fa\ied on the ny paper ~tand ng teams though the form .:!t had clca sailing Q. nle Milmesut.a j br11Jh:ml as Rentnu the oppos mg Wt!:lconsm Ohio State sUI! has . ._ Th u 1dl \\llo tal led m a ch1m Ju.stlfiable llonucnle 1931 King Features 1 wa.s )te:i.s£j on Satuntey to 1: ut on :1 compfl!atlvc scmc bas1 ~ ill\" Def~a t Stapleton 20 to 7 to ~I even lS con~tantly a t n dJsad,an- chm rt l~ tie fOJ the chumplonsmplne~ ~lltep to cta n tlte soot oul o!l When J.OUI sweetheart ~ so lazy \ Copyright S}ndlcate Inc c~ ll ft:;n ol a b} a SU\gle t.ouchdown pkn1J of jJowcr Comndt>r lh ttl l Se h Con tagc bccau~e mOlder to strengthen ! f IHJnols Mumesola Io l'.a 01 In hL~ ~t.oHplpr hut thut he stt.s lit the otl1er end of the a:1d f,tan fmd v.as hiiO loa lie b~ ! Mlllne.s•t~ on &"llturda~ dt!euleo Reg1•ter vent tlw pass deftn sethe defelllleagam~t diana cau ptll out und do>.~n ltJe Wa!:il!lng LGn Stanfotds 13 o IIC\..Ol! Iowa 34 0 A week e arlier l o>Aa aecutlve Viclo,.y JU!llllng pla~s 1!::1 necessa.Jy weak Wtldr.a L~ uva Mil ntsr.tu cutller In the sea and 1JLduwa h>"d plaHld a -;t:or e _ --------:-:=c--~on hoi\ C\C wa.s -eV Idence that less tl~ Yet Indlane v;a,~ a\.1\e on N w Yolk Oct 26--INS-111" t~st t ea m.'j arc up to standard St~turdtQ to d f"at Chicago 3 • 6 as Por~mouth Ohio Spartans cur lCm palcd with Ynles 27 U Viln 1ent sensation of the Natlonul foot No~re Dame 1..1 cr ag a n seems t.o vvet the sa me t'L!am I ball league had scored thllir .'jevhave an ex~eptlonal tlcve H Its In the east Br:mn Colm 1bll\ ent.h cunsecullvc \lct.ory today bj 1 VlCtmy <.vel Piltsbutgll lmherto Cm ttll Fordham H nrv111d New l vanqulllhing the Staten Island st.ap, u ldt feated a nd unsco1ed upon Ymk U SVlLLCuse l\Ud Per n srlll teton eleven 20 t.o 1 By EDWARD 13 LOCKET 1 1an kug lnst as a .,.old n u1l po~ 1 was, t.r1bute Lu the vcr uUltly ol aH :-~dcfNl.tl'd tlmugh Fordh,lm I Chris Cagle formm army too~ lNS Staft Cmrcspot::J[;nt l tl a1d tlu r.1 1v ll <LIJOI \~Hh ' the post Ruck nc L ~a 111s \\ 9.~ 11r1 b~ Holy C css a k~nt ball st111 was the hero as t he Neo~ Aim} Na1y nv11t10 1 poll• I ~m1 rhl~ t ~a m li ke t hc~c wh rlt hn r: l ~,~htrh l llfn 1 1clmctl t.o thmk 1::. \ill~ York GtRnts ddcuted the Bwokl~u We.~hl ng ton Oct 26-Thc Anu 1 tn tlmt uf u 11 u Htt d ::• ll ., l! 11eud d :stems t< lmve lh:.tl X1Hl I ~uon~ [Dodgers Sumlay :n to 0 H1s long ca.u pollq ot mam tnlnlt g t11. 1 1 t UlHfl tllllrl pll'l( C •1\ n \ 1 11 eom mg to them soon I mecht have course both had been dehghl ,.drr':lln;if\ tbll t\ l ull N Ill Dlllll~ l lt< PIO\Cfl I] I 11 .11 Auny lUllb thtilled !I " IOWd of "2()00 fan 1 t I l <:;ll h 1 ulcl pitH ~~- 11 1 11 CH>\l'I IRL V 1 tl 111 only a personal ~at1sfact on to gam Ulough at W~aS nardly ncv. & tha t had t.cam<; cl lt:;ltlll lll 1 iJ " I •~ 11 h 11 1\ 1 r1 1 1111., ..., t at d 1\ ts I ~tun c ~ 1 ~tct ~ tnc 1 lr 1 1rc 11 !til Ju 1 11., ht 11g J m h ~ru th e new~ wttlt reltd 1 come u a £Urpn~e to MillY 1 v.;hC'1 tht BO 'll l 1 (l t p 1 ~ llllc lll D1 t!W " lts I <UI rl Li llI E ffi 1 lt>nr fxpcrh rmy llll .n \ l :.t ~ 11 s~rlrnng IOU! II! tJ lK tl 11 1 "' ,, o v 1f poss1ble we 11 run -but I had not\Hng to lo se by ~how ­ 'I tlunk l &aw K at harme In the mg my haml 1 he eml s so our 1 1 1 1 1 ;JV(f to !110 u koJ!v~r on~ tlve~ h~ 1 1 1 1111 1 gar n JUSt now Jam my" sl1e t hld' it. '"'.t 1 : rllr: hwbnnu who 11 w11r l ill ' " n '{ t now so ccrta n so me>capablcl For s~1 1 J !ta t m) stenous l1 sh 1t must fry not to !hr. tno ll a~ IJ et d ~ r! Ill· pl1\i to t Arn} f\IUcL the l add~ rna beauty parlor cv<;lj dfl} Routul(' tacltt tl d 1tv , tho oe two men there s--tomorrow h1m to add &mLimgly 1Cll.ll navR 1 Hl QL8 J ' 1 h 1ve ~o mc Uclinote meamng Prob • r d • I honk to 1 "rw r Jill • be more than ten mmute~ late: lor 11lfl.t 1ltS l lell S WOII o I I I t I at;;~ k I • 0 htl<l COIN .o iX j)OJliS Jail!!' dCtCatcCt V :<Jll1 I) e OVCI the !U~,;fl 8CUS Ill l' l tl an I N a\.)' Jll[!k ~ IS!l ) 4 yb Al ah ly q 11e a sunplc exphtll<Oiion An}- tom ng 1hey hatl r~a.-hed thf> ga rden gate breakfa st, you two .. Georgia IJ cll.t !l ie dt r t 11 lJU 11 t n{'u on ns t:Uill., llel mom v ~mc l !!,l:'ntY ttla} equlpprrl ,~ 11 ,1 fi~IIIH,., )Jlam ~ lh J pt way, I want to have a •hot at ~ulv· ]tm matle no r:tsh prom1!C8 Ht Jl,ham heJd out lm hand E"dentl y ny11 UII XllUU)I upUJUL t l Ill !l (.;t l lt!d HI \lillY Lll!l n1g 1t n yseH" ran dow11r.t011r! ani:! out mto the \\or l1t accmU u Jg tt fig ne~ cum Ittly 1anb llllld v1t l \ dl gooJ lnullm g., s:l.ld Il5ham he d1d not mean tl.l uplil-11'1 htmseU garden tO Katharme. At th e sot1nd plied h~1c publtshNI und 1nrlCJ1s"d tq; ulaJlv nLlached LJ I hope soon to be aile to congra.tu or say ;my more. Ia~ I JHL~J 11 tl • Ju st now you sa1d the tratl ted of h15 foolste ps she ttuncd \I ttl! <JUid' 1thcullc i.Jy Allll} All cmp ( rt 11 B 1tn11 lote 'nu 111 1ss l att g orl thf> recov eagerness TM wtnd that had b' p..wr 1Jifld~>: Fn:t ~~ llfth w!\11 J'l n1 1 (' cd TJOSSCSSIOn ol )OUf fom tly you from S mg Smg' BL!I remarked the fog out to li~a had brought ae A8 u 'o\olli p111.rJ Ill OV I ll n t tl< 1:.1pdly llnel~lng ;.L' 110 d :il. l abn1ptly 'About a year back 1 hapJ CI< cls en ranctng color to her face tlil un llll Sl •I' umks aft('t l'l:mn JlOWPl last w1t! bul 140 nl p l~ n He ~ho ok hand~ '~1th :M 1lly nn d pened to go over StnG Smg: 1 have apht gold of the sun hgh t !eemrd t( (,If 11 nlll llill a nrl ]t t!y BL t I hi~ ll1t l11 l It \111 IR V!ll I l ~ :m oddly retenltve memory for laces l<atha1mc )1m and B1ll wall cd Wltlt nJ II nln 1.~ fru nmt awn} allrn(l ol 1 B llt Lll i cr:1 nlt an( -and I rcrhember one man {here r lay h1de and seck 111 the. dot k] l• n to 1l c ,::~ t e tit li' S\ ol the v. l ld i l l lt\lll IVl<l I'ICCH!l t O put lt!OS1 Ot Ill l !1 Ill I ll shadows of her ha1r t 1011 I pm ~\Il l pi n(l; tl 1li II lo h N"' 1 S 11'!'0Se YOJ6 WOO t 1::11! tn th~ who th~ governor told me was 1ll "Oh, my bcautli ull .. he wlmpered, for hie 1 be Ctlr!OU! th mg IS that lo al {lOhcc over t hts ratd ~ !Isha m NH ! l 1t11cr1s att 11 Uuttd tlw butAmet Jcaatdf !Bn<c it;;~l r; 1 as for a momc:nt htrs urns wept routld ma n 15 now out ol pn~on" :;! rlk ng ~upcJ IOrtt:r du ctl tn 1he m prcll) I'l Long f• 1 l1ta \ v lJ 1 11 1 sa1d her wttb a httlc: thnll hu eyes on tht Usl1am looked hard at b1m lor a polwy Clf s 1nrntc lnnd nnd se 1 au Git>al Brll11111 on lhe ot h r llllL' H ardl y worlh v;hllc m the c•rflq shed lovdmc.:u of her fa ce I f-eel mom~nt, tl1cn gave \ short laugh. fOTC":> Army c r( ]ez; )l t\' C lll11!l haS I tlllm ber OJ li1;J1t bum!:: ! ~ J cumstanus ' sa1d B 11 "Your memory l! better tbaa..mme as 1f rsomcone-you-h.ad 19adt me so ugh t establishment of R 9 tngle se tl\Ched Lo lle1 bCa lw h tln!s 11111ts No 1t wou d h;nJJy serve much m th1s. case, M Gu.yson For I a presen t of the world J'' pnra l1• n\latlon 1um or drfC ilSf' In bu t lJas not n smgk so ailed~~~ 1; purpose n ow 1 h~ \ng fi sh w1 ll so rt1 pendtml o f ~~~~ AI m:r 01 Na H II bmnl>u soon be m the n~t Oh, I m not don t remember you on the occaston HAPPY you ~peak of Well, I may have p i( ad tng lJowrlctl ll\ttk.~ and slo\\ 1he Um1cd SLnlr hn fl1 !11 l V\. I tlk! II JJ tdJy" She gave Oil l1ttle happy laugh likt I advaHt.'fmcnt UJI<lc1 the pr~sent ~}H 1 bmnbfls cnpable ol dJ l]lpltl I 1 somethmg to tell you about that, t un of hl&h OUlLOH\< r 1 n n 11 breathleBB broken mu&U'; too after tomorrow" DIRECT A Gtrd nf 77G llllh1mg phmr:; a 1r shlps ettnched to th N 1 1 i 1 1 lo "It's dear of you to thmk so )tm 1"' He pused t hrough the gate and J ook here ' sJ td J•m blunt! } strode toward h1s cottage Btl! s ~ he told hm1 softly Then 1n gay •u tn\ L'l\.nlhibl-r fm setv cr wlt.h Uw hu '< fr I )l l I ~ l 111 1111~ 1 llr 1 \011\e rathe r lll) ~ l fi~ I u~ wm~ht puzzled eye' followed the tal l figure sm1lmg rrproach But "hy d1 d you Pmn tnn r-; nvv n<C(lldlllg w th e v.ltll a JLa va l ah f\ln t 1a1 kllll ftfth ll ~ h 1111 H aven t yo 1 got anythmg n \ ]\ pulll l h e 1 Jl~,:unH Prance (h as e u:tect to •t r h 1-! t wa1 t till live mmutes to brcakfu1 ;u t1 1h ~appeare m the m1st. tv tel! us ltdo rc yo u go 11hr 1 t omb 1 1 nu forc r tlvals 1\.l( lll ~~ ll 1 s 1l! h IF h P 'Who and w a t t he deuce l! 11 tune to tell me ?' 1 1 t , nll I:'UJ OPP rcnld pu t hut 515 01eal B tlt' N:on lJ 1 Jl 11 I ~m t,:'lVC a ltt k sl r 1p: 'Too b:t.d that )OU should have ham ? ' BtL! sa d K now' how to f.! ins 11 Ll\ all ILi h he Nt VJ UllllOCUIII ~ IblS lll1lltl\ t l 1 Itt '1 m not piflym~ at myst~:ry for play a lone nd anti l(ee p mum sl.l lagb.-a rd a lover, d.a rlmg! he fL,.; 11llbr !llJ stcry s f tke Only- \Hll [ d c ~ horl nut tct' ll.grced But a ny..,ay M1lly ~ g'v~n any\\ ay The Bllltsh 11\ t ! 11 rJ.t her leave exp!at at tons unltl lf lcr I.J,., ten m nu trs grace--and she l:no'oll Tht"n he sh n ggcd h1s shoul d~ n L,~ilt lc, ~ Japan .·~'"~~ 911 r-~--·· _::_."--~~-­ 11111 li ft ] ~ ~ ll!('~)l 1! Ill 1 Jl1 10 row • Well so !01 g as th1! Slmstcr Cir- th at we , ha ll stea l ;~n olhe r te n at st h rhnn 1s S~r r! l r ~t ll , \Vh~ to morrow~ · cle~ sma shed ncl Severn rt5Cued least to add to em S o thiit I ~ an eve1 officmb l)rrr ]lOint rd 111 1 Oh l1c~a u sc to 1 orrow may prO\C \~hethcr b)' llsha 15 efforts or ours nght., C IW 1 the loel tllfl l tllf f I thcr ~n un c\l l tful t! y II l t ~ m sat<l -w hat s the odUs pne hno n numilel of nn But I wonder They wandered do" n the tong t.;m~t lcally He ad ded <1 brup tly wha t the il1g thmg 1~ l1e s prom1sed garden tov.ards the f' ~ tuar y that '"~ r s uLpablr of 1lnrl flll r. nm1 g t rs t s cf r1111 l'l.ou~h r 1d 111 111 ~;pmts o1 51 11t n 1 \( u 1 ~ 1 r ead y ~ w ~sc I of to lf51:', us for tomorrnw ? bounded tt happy as chtldre n w1th f11r lv Wtl Flrrl Ho1 han d 't n u little tolt(l thn (]"Clucr! \\ hy I m dow n hnc' l nr no othe r :Mtlce the tcrner rn:o.kmg ' rathrN I} am\ R v W M Slaugllltl 1 B11Latn uula lr nrl h 1 rnln 1 \ rca,on tl uo to bnn~: to book one of L as t mghls fog bad got1e and bo red tlurd For o nre no o ne ~r'!m ed M! 11d Mt~ H lll\ Rousl1 vttt<x 1 ail fOJC r! JlbOUJrl h11 st:-t lliUll r 1he nlO"t s n 1str r fillurcs of th e crun the: "orld out s1Ue ln s bedroom wm- to be tal:mg any oot1cc ol htm 11 :all J \\ RGUbh fl t c~ ' nnnl~ Suulla1 t iC!~ a nd auxtl Ull In t~ \Ill t!lk Ill l 1\0rlt!dow was agleam Willi m ellow Au From afar came die sound J! 1he II J J RHrl uJ Columbu~ lw~ '" an cmr.l"Pnl ah fi(l.h!ing u Jll n. lol m ea n 1\fa r ldl ?" tumTI sun! ght Ju~t the sort of da} 1ong for breakfast, and M1k e s~emed ~ tl} q~t1ed ulr~tho; ::mJ I • nrl~ >A herr tn the "orld !lfartdl of cou rse 1! c don lll:iltlt to hale spe nt unmtcrruptedly With surpr1sed that netther Kathanne '1or ll r " - -- - ~"' rc m the far rcaclung n 1l net h.atharme y;as )1m s lir~t wakmG J(rn appeared to pay any heed to 1ts 1 1 ur Blcssmg and funnl ) Ma 1 o l 5 01 Be~ n L on a K nowq work ol "'h ch ll ·~wu s Court has t hought as ht:! 011rned h1s eyes to summon s 1 d He paused watchtng !H1 U<l llll(\ Shlll\l3.ll Ble~;:; lJi g l ll Il l •c , I !t ccome th e ce nter Oh not th1s con tl e ihait of gold qmvcrmg Ill be them expccta'ltly, \"alllng for tpe m ncl h"l \\ Cr.: ~,:ue st.s ol Mr auu M <J r tcy ag' ns t Sc\ern- somethm g tween the drawn eurt.:uns. tm k In tlu ~ I II lii,_ to turn thc o at last as d lo!in& p.a• C tl 1 cr Bit ~...,J n g SUI d J.} 1tterly flpart from t h ~ t \Vt!l tt surII ) I To have 5t't out m tl1e ur u tL CilCt trolled bacl: solemDiy tqwt.rds 1\'rl"..t(S B" 1lah Flowers and Kalil n -. rl tl! 1 Jlll " 1 ns c )OU "hen I say th 1t your fncud soon a! brea kfast w;~s over for 1 the house alone 11 breakf;'] sf onunt •Jr> Rollin~ wc1c guests ol Mubel !'\I rn 1\nnR Sc~ern unly comes as It ';!.Cre m long day togtthcr, Just he an d Kath uot hmg to them there was none of ::3lat ghter roce nUy t I ntally mto my b usm ~~ wtlh anne, wtth no more settled plan than tliat nonsense .about M1kc M 1:s Ma1) Lie\ mg nnu bab~ M >r lrll' I \\ aS ot t on the t ra1 l 10 follow the I ncs of the telegrap h .. B"t su rely our stolrn ten m11U1 f'l ))('Ill U u~ wetk ~nd v.llh home f olk~ ~ Iter 1\f jr\cll lwforc l had ever heard poles mto the unknown and !etch must be up, JHUf'l cn~d K<~than "e Mllfmd H utJman and fam!l) ...; J d l ~ 111 n~-a tr ul tl at l~rl from M l r M ac Btown and chlldtm up for lunch somC\\hcre anywhere presently a(a ii*ant clock ch1m~d '> m g S m g t v tl 15 qu1ct Engh~ h Vli m the next county b ut on~-­ p t1 t !1r. \11 ell: rn d wtlh her JX: And alm~st stfnultaneo ns ly fro 11 luge fnts M1 1nd M1 I!:d Picken~ •JJtn pulled lnmsclf ou t of the de tl e lOp of t~ gard~n M1lly s vou.: II h ~ m p LUsed as 1f he 1~d told l1ghtfu l tr m of thought \\lth a re- hallcd them & Mill} Nea~e and Uaughtcl \ til he m~~n t to tell T h en sud de nly gretful stgh u' r.cndin~,: n few day:::. w1th hrr "}1mmyl' ~ N1g ht a lt er mg\ t I ve been en D Russell Nease <tlld t ~ lll LJ / No such luck ror htm W1th 1Im 'Hello I Brea ast ready I sup Huuu t ul:ton "1td ng m the grounds of Bcggar"s new ddi. mte tmn of C\t:nts that poser Just comm " 1 Court pl1ymg spy-and though worn mg busmess at Brgga.r ~ Court "Ob, breakfa~t'~cen over ages 1• 1ho se rogues hJ.d co tne to suspect was too uq;:ent fo r a tru ant day ., Lth :Milly cr1e4 •mlltngly 'You re wantI ~ 11 elusiVe unk nown someone t 11ey Kathar ule Not only "a!l he s~emg ed on the lelcphone Someone' wh<J I nc\Cr suspec t e11 me' And I Isham DetectLVe l uspcctor Haste tltilt ~Iter~ won t gtve h1s oame" "' ~ :i\11 f m oi'Il CCCII D wal l 01 g 1ve a I ttle laugh rather a gnm noon there "as the qucstton of M;~r­ Was tr Martm? Eag~rly )1m be Columbt:o. a-te nc1r. pcnd11~ t heir lmgh My l11ncness was an d· tm That Ius 'olara1oQ: m that quarter took h1m sc:lf to the house, snatched vn at!( ll w1th h r parent Mr md kctna l dt sgu tse 1 omght as you had n ot f~l!cn on deaf cars Jnn rclt up the rece1ver Mt s H R Schwan s IW 1 dehbcrately exposed a blt of pretty sangu me Last mght Martm Hello ).[r Wynter spealung Mr and Mrs Geor~c :;>~ Mr a 1d IllY hand-kt 'em see I wasn t really had bee n v~ry near the brcakmg Who are you~ .. M ~ l!Jn c} DU!bl 111'.1 t vo 3:>11 lame Oh tl1ey t11ml>lc:d to th e s tg- potnt of pa~1c surt<'ndcr \V1tlun the: "Martm" The husky, fnghtened 1 E;dd Belktt tit th 1oul r. , LJt JJ ~d mfira nce of that!' next hour or two Marttn m1ght rtng v01ct w.as almost unrerogn1:cable n t...lll Prukii SUIIll!' V... ~d ~z;na ma 1 'But why put them on th etr h1m up 1 ve deaded to-to do ""hat yOUI ~pe1 t tl•e d IY \\lib tht 10 guard? ' asked Btll puzzled I wn asked, Mr Wynter Can 1 come to h lnv. and daugllte1 Rc ' Call 1t a sudden wh1m 1f you EXPECTANT see ypu tomJJrtabouasn~:?" Mrs Wm Cnmbs and ramlly l1ke," y;as the sm1 hng careless an1 The Cres ton Ald mP.t at til ~ Des1des tf I Isham wer-e a rehable "Y~f )'OU ctln't make It ear1ter • swe-r 'For I had nothtng to gam prophet, sometlnng b1g a nd momcnhom• of Mr a m i Mrs D E Wc::t.;. ~ '"I 'f'Bit ID come after dulk l•lls • W dne.;sdny ': 11 ... liflY u;n:::. >PI nt In by 1t--exccpt the sat1sfactmn of •e~­ tous affccl11g the case v.;as on the the hurnt;d'9'olce \It tnt on "I clann't qu'llmg Quite u number of tl mem mg that first sht"ll'f of fear c reep very eve of happenmg bt ee~o I~Rldna to you. or thef tL.HI \lCr p ,.c< Il l The \Cl L nl t ]ANOTHER of AmerJclln foot- State last neason-ts almost a s test \\t t h Colgate Y.nnld b ! mLo thc1r faces. the sudden rea hza No, he and Katharmc 1.\ould liav~ mlg:~t suspecL I m not •ure th•J lion of a dan ge r at thei r very elbow l o wa1 l •• 1 ball's most tradltJOnlll ~>e rtc s stro ng noY. a tld Coach And y Ket r 's Not lhc lc1wt of th ;j SJ 1 n\; l ing Wi ll l.;t held nt i hc hom ~ of M161i ~on't IIUir.ICI ltOI!lf:thtbl &I 11 ta that they had n~Ner dreamed of If l preaentl Ct:tlumbJa vs Cor- charges llhould e.vEun mop up M1a grul thnll erg w11l be tue llllcJ _,c:oo Ami! a Fulhm t1c 2nd Wedn ~da.~ Jun ra ced through the bu5tnt~ of They've uti IJ~re: ou~ Ja4 I \It In N \l lnbcr ;~- ou kn ew Martell's record you drcssmg with the allunna: thou g ~t lnatciJeiJ thti t~p~:e of speakm1 lneU ai ]thaca, N Y, this Satur· slsinppl College, Saturday , LDet t1onal bctwcc ll Orctrun :1nrl New l n tc herr I err wll~ a!\rJl('\ Jo. wouldn't wonder tha~ I wu tempted m hts mwd of a snatched ten mmute& r ve de.;:tdod to tell all l k•owday With form strongly favormg year tte Kerricr11 mauled 01 Mtae, Yo1k Umvera1ty On fo1m th1 lnt tile 1tlcph"lt; nu::ct.in~ Ill L ~ (: "Jt· to allo\\ myself t~ 3at1sfaetton • alo ne wtth Kathanno before br¢iik- abo1,1t Ur ~evern- •he~ be " tho 'tatter team to wm Lllf!t Fall ,",',!!ngth"on•me• 1 d~a"n b•;.lceao~godal,,~ ter should p u lvem.. c th e W('vtern tude,ll Wl r" 0 ()~-r '"rr ""'IUC.\ fast. everytbtp.. But 1 daren't t..lk. There w.u sudden smoldenng paS· ., or " vbntors h ut the !Saine all 1 tl10n ex n n "t rulcl MeOlnrc tna A w ston b elund the cold. hard voJce, It was almost d1fticnlt to reab1:e long-Cit fiO~he:r mtaht COflll' ~ 1Columb1a sul'llrJsed by DOlling ou ' noting that the Hi!lm,Jtomons !~ted three years ago th is 'I han li s Beattie Ithe B•g Red outfit 10 7 Both are thrashed Columbta..--rwi~Rers over giving when Orc!!l'on trounr. ctl a touched by what tntense perso~l that less th an a week ago, 10 crow.fl· sud4enlt: apd firtd tnt &I the 1ele13 ~1181 h W,I~ rfl llfd 11 iJDpMVed thls year but 1t doe& Cornell-54 to 0. K~ • Maroon• brilha 11 t N y u mschm e, 27 I s feclmg m that deadly etuni\Y 1t re- ed a week 1t had been, they b;Jd met pho~c. ' 'II -come by boat ta M~ f rlrlr.) fl 1 r o shml. v t< ll 11 111 rl )aeem now that Cornell lS the bet· have a fairly easy rCrqte dOs apa· Pract1cally all the cxpe 1ts and for the first t1me after more 1ht.n t¥•o ways, lfr·, WYJtter It WJI be Mftlt. Jl6 1i 0! phil Pl miielli 1 ct ~ll tli I flected. ~ ..._ 1. JL.al .. iaJj 11conng maclllue "Gloomy son, Brown and Syraeuae looming most fams thou g ht Strong Las~ ~, ,-,;;,~~· years-and Kathanne ha:e"'evJn for. as I Mj J~t bo teft IOlftli m at;i; Jnu t r1. 11. C~lumlms Doble should• be inclined to lUI the1r tough~at ellP&'el;nenU man & Co " ould throw Coflc h V&HEMEN'l' •t:'Ufii.v" wct~ t h e Snmhy (~:!.or ·t-!1 k gotte-n h1~ n~me And DOW •he .h~d ~ate M 1 . .q 1~ 1:1f .~~i~ l le Saturday ~v \lll' " "'ftd his Colgate has la.et year's extraol'dt ~'Doc" SpcutB' l(IVadeq~ 1J1lhc way mctll{ r Mt ~ M lh t 'Ao {( 11 prointsed to marry lum J ltn tJmlled rt'fh~al-&11 r.fcfll B:u,'\)t'rpi .. A man hk~ th:}t""'tntJ'"God, he. del'al! c,il<hji/,iou ' Ie, will be., nOll' e!IJI, O_!!l,,, _~nd ue.,.rk!ble b!4k \'ffOtt_d lfu~enl ' !po \otc tho Cape hart leaRnth' pliilo•op liCal as alwaJ,s. 'plunKJng f41\back fn liltllfer l;to ~ Qt P~ic B\tt the IOTegon an!! cnm scrre!l ~ sufterl~ Dsliam broke out v~ry contentedly at his soap lalbt:r~ H taft 1tl1 "'f'f'~W· Where11" M'r ~~ ML and Mls 'l N J3c- Ill :fM!ile some enttiuslast!J hall the off fii'ewoi'~• WJth a ~II\ rlch ·fn pletely up!lttt 11 ueh rx.p el't cnlcul a Teb~cntly. "Tonight I detuied that face m the mtrror •• he thav~t't ern bei,tlcePf a pnsooerl'" Hid )iili 11on Q! Roo kcastle vlallrd h1 ~ pol· GroeiJ•Columbta ru1 for tbe atelier regulars and sr.lend1d re- tlon,n and the N y u VJolets h!l', . ~ he and h1S retlow sCOtJndrel!l should Even yet bts h1ck 1eemed ahnfJst~ ur11en11:J. t:'nts Mr an d M1.s ,\ W Il 1ll1" ~pional)tp o New Yo 1 k sc rveA Too bad Kerr s lloya are beon blushmg If not drooptn.l!: ,-onderlul to be true llllt P.P an•wer ~e. Alruay t,, -: see the shadow cf lhe end suddenly D 1a K ocfet l ~tltln "rl l to'1mr. 8<'1 .' .!IUrely they must- forget not scheduled to meet Cornell or eve!' &Jncc T'hut f ooh n l:l' guar 1u 1 As he left lui roorn ]1m t'1n tnto terrtfiel ~ at ~~ ottier ~ . . . stretchtnlf out to toucb them wtth U11 Al alter E}te nding the week with lPte, New York Umveralty, and Columbia 1f either of the latter teea a tGrrtd titt ID N~w \or'k Cit~ ft& ~J. They'll walk DOW Wlth fea~ Mllly Sh' ud iiU ~4 b•~ to\4 ruq "'' Jlr..__:stel M!B Okey L1VIn1stan and ~ studs out When t.he season erub Saturday. ~ ~ ~~,~- ''AS 1aul t ~ A.t~J~ at ~ side f!t~.,...)J! .t the news, of ~1.&($e, aad eqq1Jy, ol J.rate--h•1t in the Empll11 what ab attractiou a speeial cOil· O:,rrt~~>t lm, 1:1q ''"!'t' en-''"'" mo. ta l!l ~ of Stevena I I I MONUMENTS !spartans Con t'IBUC 1 W•"nning s t rea A Complete Lme Of Monuments ar.d Markers. MEIGS COUNTY MARBLE & GRANITE COMPANY I !\lark t \cry Grave J BLACKSTONF • Middleport, 0., 221 :vi ill Stre< t The Man Isn't Safe Pp•;,r ,&oc~ n)t mille&. one bOtiC u.4 & · ·tt~!t ~· abl~ abo\1~ !lff.C" ~aud 60oo bN.O ""'tb prop· {eet <•f gOoill~ 4 f.iatlllln rhe Eberibacb Constxuctlon Cu PomeroJ~, OhJo Jolon W .INel~h. li"Anartnr Dlrec\ol' PQR SALE Hot B5ast coal stove Ltkc new PtiC'J $12 Mnl Chas Rwaell 21111 10 2:"..-3t Mulberry Aven,uc WJS-lTE pLOVER HO-NE - Y--. -0' sale per lb 12 \-itc b lng c l~alneL'll cyrus J'one& Torch 0 lO 2& 3l For RentCHEAP :.OUBE FOR IIEN1 Mlddltpcrt Batb. and cleetlil nat t.s flfl per month Inquire Clttzena Bank ' "THIS GENT OUTTA YER SIGHT SE:E? YOU RE HIS BODYGUARD GIT ME;? a~ct~;~~~t~~~:~ t::~(~r ~ ~ Wanted- I;;;;~:;~0~.:-:A-;L:!F;;;.~T~l~M:,E--;:;R:, w1mte"U t~ tall on hu.n Ma80n county W Vu Wcm1 lful oppmtunity Mnkc f,8 to $20 dally No expenence or ca.]Jital n eed ed Wnte waay MeNESS COMPANY Oc])t B 1' e pelt ru.uola __._ - us II • ., FIGURES SHOW' IS FIRST IN NAVAL AVIATION AFFAIRS I I ~11~' t\1.:;~~;.~~~ b:~ , u~ uL u::~~ I 1 I ° ,. ~~ ncl~ H ~~~:£~r~~t~:t:~~~1 1 J:~\: so l , ~~" ~~ ~~:~~~~~€ s~.~i ~ !the • Spotlight Sharing ' ,._______._____________________, •• 10 ~26-3 i I I -- - 1 --=..---·- By JIMMYMURPH'f: 4ooli, \F I WERE I,)U.:;I "'TJ-(INK I I~ I HAD JNVtr-;TEp iPIOOO og l 0 HAVE. o;Ot.l:> ~OR ilo 5 000 og . I ("'OULD lJ'StE "TH.A."T MONEY I"T WOULD PriBqn Gates to Open for 5:l1CW~ IF I COULD HAVE INVES'TEI> $50 000 '1!l, .....!> SOL.D OU'T FOR FI'VE liMES. -rHAI OH BABY 1 SU"'( A lOI Oi= HA.TS WE ~AVE I=' UN? "Bobbed-Hair Bandit'' tc: • • I "'-'I I IJONT WANTCHA TLET YeS AND H~S GOING TO ANALyzE ANGE-L I -- l I lhc - --- -- I SAlES 1\IA:SAGFsR I I ~-----.·~------~----~_, A"> UJN£, AS TI<ERE YOU £,0' NEVER 'iClJ A.E Wt5HI!'<6oJ IOO""Te.,, WHY NOI WI~ "'tlU HAD lNVE'?IED S"II'SJFIED~ YOU MADE A NICE. PQO~I~ BU'T YOU'RE. ('OMPLAINI"''fr e:ec.-.uc;E. 'YOU OtDN'"T INVEST MORE 1 Ht:RE AFT'ER LEi ME AI"TEND 10 IHE FIWA.N('E S. 'i'OV 4E"T SO ">AD MAKE S.OME • • * I I I- \'ernon W., Va. Havil!lt Ser:ved Seven Years for Reign of T ~ nor in 11!23, Celil! Cooney and Her Hus!J, nJ Ate to Be Freed on Parole. ••• == I HuRPH'J• By RUSS ~:VESTOVER I ---- I I !u I,eon. w.·va., I,. 3 I MISS'ISSIPPI, /t!oV.u. A Kickin' Fool I (3MPIIZE 6T'.ATS' eLEYI?Al5 GEE LOTS OF ACTION wea<··· CO[..GATE IAJJU.. TAKE ON Mee:rs I 0~,AND COLUMBIA WILL eg.Tt.~ "'""' '.\\""'"'"-~~> '"' 1\..1 \.l.t. wto.,.o;,. (:.,.IJ..)t;~\ \\';;!.'\;.\) (_~~t "~I> ~" 1' (.A~ P...L \.. \\l.t WP..'< \;OMIO_- corc:Neu. 1 ! I • 1 80 ,, !JlP:" fame • • ., '"1 --- t.fr ------ - �l H C J E 14 • I THE DAILY TRIBUNZ. POMEROY MAN OWNS TOOTH OHIO MONDAY OOTOBER H 1131 • Mr &nd Mn Jame& PROBABLY BELONGED MAm'OOON CENTURIES AGO son Burne pen MUROERER OF SIX I CAPTUREO AT HOME Wagene 8 C FULL Oc VOL VI NO 37 une at READERS NOTIC&-If you womt the Newo Oflice oJ The Dally Tr1bu"" call 236 L; 1f the Bu01neaa Oflice aok for 202 R. V T ~ H NEWS DA LY .1$ N IRICUNi:; LEASEO WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS llfEATHER FORECASTProbably ahowens tonilhL and ay exec~pt fair n the Wett norilon Jay roo P Warmer tn Sout.Ma.Bt Wuh e<'odfty portJon 'WeciJiM. W«<~ '*On~"­ SERVICE m POMEROY OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 1931 DY CAR H m PR!Cr;........sUNDA Y 6 t.'I!:Nt3' GOVERNOR ORDERS McCARL RELEASE Cadet Succumbs Of Broken Neck )ln. 111 beeame a eup at the held al the Chleago lnJur.eo Received Saturday Prove Fatal to Soul~ lhe wu prodaimed aa eha.mp on canner The uctl of her kitcheD were the featgred exh bib at the She 3 ahown w th one of her pr 1fl wlnnmr jara of preaerve1. LANE DINES IN JAIL; MARVELS AT YANKEE METHODS OF JOURNALISM Weat Potnter • New Ha en Conn Oc 2'7-INS to eii.St tt wUl take some heroic man eu t ing to convince ongre5S of ce s L The joint commlnque a he con c usion of the Hoover Lnal par eys IBsued n both the name,s was a. model or met culOlUJ phras-ng and vague generaU es lt stated that rtal p osress had been 1 achltved In d spoain& of world pro p cs ding o er wa tPd blen s but carefully ref atned f om say ng )low much or upon what aubject It narrat d the p oblcms toucned upon but fa ed o tate v.hat cone us ons 1 any wee ar r ved at M Laval himself a~temptt"d no el aboratlon of the commun que Ques. t onrd specUica y one r n~t cer a n of ts s ates n n 'i:l he sh ugged the Q est ons as ae v h the emark n " sumc entl} plain tse I ~ lm l.strat on oftlcia s s m ar Y na.de no 1 ubl c elaba at on of L l,Jnleu Oemando Comph ed W 1th Further In vao1ona To Foil ow WHEN PLEAS MAOE By Fellow Townlhlen Weat V Jrg1n1a V •II age Are Heeded dol Leaves For GO~tRNOR W~IT[ Laval France, Satisfied BRITiaH ~OTERS TO ~ECWE 100 ISSUES C~ll rDR WHHH[R GOVERNMENT mTO CO~l CONfERENCE SOCI~UHIC MH~ODS IN D~ERHIOI That Conference W atb Prea 1dent Hoover ta Crowned W1th Succe11 Yo k Oh1o State Executive Asks That Chaoo Be Ehmmated Oc 2'l INS Is Most Momentous Election Held In Modem EngliJla H11tory Pr1vate Property And lndn•Jdual - t Enterprise Hangs In Balance I N1pponeoe Scoff At Reported Trouble W Jth Ruao1ano ISSUE HAS BEEN IN BACKGROUND -----~ For Sevl'ral Years To Break Out In Full Blut Ouruii' Economic Troubles Hu Spht Britain Into Two Fact1ona Only By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT Par s oct 26-Franco oerman egot at o s fo t1 c political and ftmmc a.l mprm ement of Europe v,; be the next step result na: from he confc nces between Pnsldent Hoo e a.nu P em er Pierre Ll.va.l of F nnce po tl.cnl leaders forecast Premier I e e today Wh e gov enment spokesmen \\e e hes tu.nt to comment on the Wash ngkln negotiations while P 11 r Lava ls ~it11 the Untted States It was unofll(llally po nted o t tha.t the Communique summlnt~ n the oonferencer deftnltely placed he burden of action in the tnuat sis upon the nations of eontln " "'""n" Ie al Eu o,pe"--------· "''H"•cd I HALLOWEEN PARTY A Ballowe en pa ty was BALLOWE N PARTY MarJorie A.Bhworth e erta ned ome on Butternut street Pr day even with a masque party at he ce • • Financml News To The Buying Public: We will be able to give you the real ''dope'' in a few more days-- PI'I"I'8BVRGH LIVESTOCK oct 26-Hots receipts 3800 hold overs 900 Market fairly active ateady to l&c lower Buly 1&0 to 290 11'1'5 C eveland Oct 27-INS--A V Cannon C eveland la~r tad~ aparlnrJly Bulk packlna: .sows 4l6 O&ttle reoelpta 1000 Market cradm... medium or .tlove 2k or more bllher Lowr.r 1T84e at-ee s announced that e had ~ecln2d the f.l.ppo tme t as ref ree of the district court or appeal to se tie a controversy o\ier he payment of counsel rea; which blocked the at tempts to d sm M the appeal from the lnjunctldll re11tramtng U e ner p of Y(l\lng.stown Sheet and Tube Co npany and the Beth eh:m1 Steel COtporatlcn pounds &.60 to 180-140 pounds 1?1 110 140 pounds & to 635 p 's Noft4p\:.s Ul900 market down to 4 76 '- 4~ A few handywetrhts 4 '15 and ahe atoot lese ACt ve Rho QUALITY GOODS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES t atead7 Bulla slow around 2& lower Devourable paasen a.nd lhort. ed sl:.een 'I to '161 other& medium rrade &16 to 61& moat .,.... hel fers 4 50 to & so P4edlum to (OOd bet cows 3.60 to 4.GO low cutters to common 2 to 3.25 medium to goo1 buill 316 to 4.60 Calvea receipts &oo Market active steady Better rrade vealera 8 to 8.&0 Common to medium 4.50 to .&0 wela:hty calves 5.50 to 'J 80 Continued on page three PLAYING 'INDIAN," YOUTH IS KILL[p - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 26, 1931 deweese dovall garretson jones laughead meadows monahan orford reed roesch sears sinclair