https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5960d3f7902bf9dd0e5dcb6cbe91d855.pdf b82bc9d580855bba3e217a4a7955672e PDF Text Text .•11 rr AT[ ll lSC f • 'l'lm DAn.Y mmUNE, POMEROY Kn. (Jeorge KrMtler wUl ent.er<- Qm ~ ~~mn M~f Soclety at her hOme an M.ullxrtY Ave nnu1id•:r evenlnl Mn ViYe 'Hine~~ and eon Harr"~~~ Ill' and. Y:ra Lewts !tines anu children or Colwnbul spent Sundar with Mn. H c Po'llrnall MJ1 8. 0 Lyman who spent the lattet part or t.he week with her siaW! aecompanied them bome Dr Edna Howell M«:Knicb\ d&Uiht.er Edna Loulse and Mr.L Robert Smallwood or BecUord Indtaha arriVed Tuesday evenin!J !or a 8bort vis t with Mr and Mrs A. V Howell Max and Bennie Rubin ntumed to BalJ;lmore after BpendlnlC the week e'nd with their broLber Jce Rubin and ram ly ar-ta Of Maa K•lled - 111 Mtne, Claun Com penAtton AS DEPENDENTS ............................. ., .. __ Mother-In Law Wu Patd ""' After W tdow Of M1ner D1ed Thf' tint (:88l! ' • to C"ame before the Shepherd's Club Has Party To The Parent• And Teachers Of Me1p Co. The County Board of Health wdl be N>ady to 1lve d1pthena toxin anhtox~ the week of November 8 All Khool children 10 yean and under are urred to take the treatment Parenta who have not recetved cOBMnt carcla, wnte your couent oa lheet of plam pa per a11n and aend to your duld'a teacher treatment •• g1ven free W S ELLIS Health Comm,..loner nljht .c.;waa Rev 0 J Baker and Rev Wm C&Sto of Dunbar spent Monday and Tue&iay here the guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd C11sto M and Mrs Henry Sayre and M dMA st at th s writ g M n d M s V tus Hartley we'e he Sunday guesU> or Mr and Mr A L McC ure T e car of 8 dney Durst and J V Flowe s car co ded o a cu vc near George Sees farm Bun<my dol g: ume dllmagc to both C£L s bu occ pans ul both cars lnj x1 M sa Ms.ndn Keefer who has em ployn cnt a~ Pt Pleasant spent ~ w ck e cl ! e c the gu<' t or her par nts M and Mrs Henry Ke fe • at FULL VOL VI- NO 39 1~0 ARE KillED IN BATTlE B[lWEEN JAPS AND CHINE~£ 1 In ftghllng Common emy AJilllery Is Brought To Play 0 N OF clo1Kiy probably ~.nwen In Nortl ~ u.,n t.on'*'ht. and Pr1day C'Otl er Prtd..,. aod In Yt"''me Wed portion I.Cinight INTERNATIONAL NEWS by Walter Brown Postmaeter General NOW IS THE TO ' oRDER THAT HEATING STOVE A 'F SPECIAL PRICES --- ROSTESS TO CLASS The Gleaners C 0.66 of the P el! er(Lted Sunday scho was ente tu. P.d by M a Mehl ILt the pa so age Tuesday evening with a masked Newspaper Man Much Improved S E Wolfe SuHic..,ntly Re cov,red to Motor to Pom eroy Wednesday NOTICE '• ' bearA our best loved on::s owny And then we call them cad But eve near us though uDBee I Thtir dear tnunorta ~plr ts '* tread all the bQundle!'18 unlverse 1.'1 11fe The c arc no rleau SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR HALLOWEEN SPECIALS SERVICE ., POMEROY OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1931 """ Famed for Legs WIRE LEASED UTEATHER FORECAST- IGOvtRNOR MEETS L A Tribute to Roosevelt WITH MINERS ON ,.,,.,, ,IG0Al SITUATION1 IW •II Be In Conference W 1th Operatora Tomorrow 'OEMS' TO E~Dl~[ fHuth St•ts Mark ORGANlZHION Of n P~OGRAM END '~NIPING' CHARGE NEW CABINET ~ W II Attempt To Prove 1 Tt.ey Have Not Been I R1dmg Hoover New Body W•ll Choooe Program Of Recon- I WOULD END STRIKES I I MGOONAlD'S JOB atruchon MAY BE USED 1A• And Put Oh1o Mtneo lntJ I P.,.ceful Operattono, I If Poa11ble IN GREAT 1dency By WILl AM S I NEAL > 1'Jus most re N cholB 8oc a abort t n Ifoa few week£ the gue11t of relatives ~C~ol~"~m:b~w~w:h~er:e~sh~e~w~ll~l~s~pe~n~d~~~~~,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~: from Oak to set a """ "'"" the w~ B t While Ru - ~~~eJ for women to Lou s ~ CHAPTER LVII That tecond aoonymou• letter wr tteo u they knew now by [!~ham had dropped an odd h nt That beh nd that nulted door they would have found the rea!(Jn why h s enem ea had deCided that Severn lmew too nut:h had become dangerous to the r eafety And li!Jham had feared that these men m K"ht try to have a way cleared sceret11 10 that door-no doubt to h de or remove 1omething the nultt conta ned make a danC"er spot safe for theJnselvel wha effr tts secret could be before the po ce could 10 vest gate 5t4ne\j WaPW1elc..,.. Killer Refuses To Clouds Roll Up Answer Questions For Gangster 'AI' Re1anhng Confesston of AI Chance• of Wtnntng Free le1ed Ac:compltce m Trunk Cnme dom • on Bad Gethng Smaller Oatly BRITAIN But Few Changes In Per •onnel But Number To Be Greater Part Of Platform Ca mpa1gn For Preo BY EDWARD HUNTE R sick Red Cross Call Patriotic It hu come to my attention that many acto of Ytolenc:e are already bema practiced liy certam pert1.. under the gutoe of Hallo :ween pnnka. Tb11 11 to notify one and all ;.:::i:~ that prooec:ubono wdl follow tf ~~. practtc:.. are not d11c:ontmued 1m mechatelJ Halloween pnnko w1ll not be counte• ~~~~:"!~ tn Pomeroy for mort~ than one n11ht c. :,~- that on Halloween ntaht, October 3ht &lid theoe miPt not be of the VICIOUI contrary to law tf the perpetratoro ex• tci -pe tlte law'• penalty C J HESS, Mayor I I;. Th•• chi d en v181ted h s mother MrA Vou Flowers Sunday Grant school Is progreJAng nice Ul been v s t ng 1 er grandpare ts ly with Wm Du st Ill ~&eher tor u few weeks M ss Alberta Schtarz eft Sunday t e s a B.'t' g s eli~ or and wer M R w Mr Beattie J H McClure M and Mrs D E Wedge M Sll M ru ea to v sited M M & Roy BuckB. ew B day M s Co elia Cosaln 1S o ~ Trabune, call 236 L af the Buttneu Office ..k for 202-R CHINESE UNITE i " READERS NOTICE-If you want lhe New• Ollice of The Dally Engagement Taker Place I Near Mukden, Only Three Japa Dte tbe Kelp county court room here mornlna was the caae of 'W'ylllio BolUnaahead d al vs The lt\4aattlal CODlmlasl.on of Ohio ,t.fier a Jury of twelve wa&. 5elect ~ from Ult twenty four jurors The Shepherds Club a depart pri!llent. th-l! case wu presented uy ment of the Odd Fellows odKC tbe a.ttwneys lor the plaintiffs and 11ponrsored a de lghtful Hallot.ree 'the derend&nta. The case waa brot program lor memben of the odg ~ t:hfl common pleu court on an and thetr ram lies wh ch was p c .--1 by tbe plaint ff from the sented at the hal h~n~ 1u~sday .lf:ll'lntf order of the commlslllon A very ente taln ng prog am WB.S ~D Holllhaahead an Ohio min kUled n 1971 In the Lewis given aa an lntroduct on by mem •nt He lert a widow and ohe scm bers of the Shepherd s c ub which . . whom the cornD'l1aalon pa d the wa.s fv lowed by a gnnd march ot ,.a:amp61U18tlon award after the pro- the cot~tumed people who attended . . gplicatk.n had been made There were prizes given to the be "~~~tout one year l~oter the widow drellfled m~~on and woman to th most com ca dressed man and wo ~ and the mDther of Mrs Hoi ~11hftd waa paid the awar~ man a.a d to the ch dren Charles Rickett& sang several vo ~_penaatlon followlna: her death ca solos followed by a nurql;le 0 ~WJU~ Holllna:llhead and wife dances by yo~gBLer ...-.W of John Holllngshead who specialty ,...... 1D West Vlrl:lnla fi1ed a. claim John Bally aseiBted by a numb lhlt the f1:0m1Dtsslon for a share of young people JC&Ve a eptodu tbe •ward compensation elalm tton of a.n old tlm~ speclb.lty da ce which was followed by a ba t~y were dependent uoon th~ r '11011 wben he waa Uvlnl' The com dance w th the muBI<: lurnlshed b & nve p ece str ng orchestra De 1 ~ heard t.he cue a.nd declied cloua refreshments were served l~Jat ~IU.tl HolUnphead and wlf •ere not to Nleelve the compensa lng !.he evening making t une the ffi()ljt enjuyab e affairs e e but lns~ad that t Should held by the local lodge Ther Mn John a large crowd n attendance ~y l 'WmNZSDA Y OCTOBER. 28. 101 OHIO 1!1' rela~vee October tum of \he pet t Jury &t /d!:l • Youth Is Found I"" Guilty Of Murder 12 Year Old Boy Probabl) 1 Wall xo to Penttenhary for Ltfe ..botln W:.ros.h 0 l i!!:I-TN~ H bf \. l<raJklln !Ill':: uli., ) r hi ill.ytr t sl r I I h �iSm ·,. .~O!;;~;;;......~..-............~~....~.......~~..~·~·..,~···--..oeo=~~--~~'===·o~;.-=~=-=1=~=~~~dOA=-~~Y==~~~UNJ==~·=~=-~~~··::Oitt~~o=.=t~=--==--.e'~·~-~-=-=-==-._._o=-=om~====~~'e.======-==-~~;o~~~-===9=T>nTRSD====oa=A=Y~,~~==..H&R~==·'~·='~~~~~THE DAI y -.'t:RIBUNE • ,.,.. • ..,. ••• « ,.... ..,.. ·u. ..._"'tiM! rv.t omoe •• , . "".,QIIII, ................. - ~ . .... ..,• .._..." til'*"'..,.. jooook "' ... - ' • .• ...--.·--....,.. lD .... ............ .......- - - - -~ ~ '• - ,, .. Red ()ross News .,.,."'...0. ., !by Wiliana 1>oa'k, Secretary of Lal>or ID llwao· N. -· Lij CAL PLA Norris and family and Clara Han· 1n1 were a\lelt8 ot Mrs. Nooa Mor· ri!l and f&(llll¥ SWldaJ, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmka or Nel· IIWlville •pent Sunday wttb Ul,-, Iatter'.s .sillter, Mr'f Mabel IA.ndaket Mr. and Mrs. C h&rlle Bolan spent P'rJd&y with Jane Haning &nd fllmUy . -~------ wW ........... .. ·-·'" ... · - PVBOBBIIIO COIIJ'.viY .,_~-Coli-~ ·--·------...,-.·,- i DON'T MISS THIS! l t UPJU!OMT&'I'IYD -tho .................. ~ ..,-:,:~. ~. ~..• .J.l()ae ~ ... ~~ ~~... ".. .. • Ills ..... ....... Moeftt. ........... ' .. .. • 4ae Year , .. .. .. . .. . .. .. • .. • ' ,t;( , , 1.. I-' .' ' • , ~ ' l'r'tlr.e Mantaaa " " .... ...... . 1.00 One IIODtb . .. .. ........ ... . .(' I· .... " ' ........,., . Radio Program ... . . ... .--.- l l ............... . I· j "TAMPA ---- • ~8rumet:r uThc Convc;..ient Center" of FLORIDA l, "The Playcround of America'' • l'' ., I I 01 g tdbedo~•th<bnu~k!~ndJ:_,,n•t Ooodf~How, On w~re I I I I SOme of the snappiest and pepiJIest drills held by the Yellow Jac· kets thiA season have b€en on tap this ~ek at lhe local Held us pre ~ pu.ratious for the Athens high l'ichool Bull Dog fray here FrhJuy night , are being made Frlday mght will be thl' final tronlt' fur th ~ loco! eleven under the ftood lights as the h:tlfwo y mark In the '31 s~tdule has bel'n reached and. the remammg games will be pl11yed. dm I lit the afternoon:> wllhout tlle aid of th~ artificial Ulumlnatlon. The entue :-;quall o{ 1\.Jcmen, nol. only the regulars but all, hav E be ~ n Rh·en ~u m · vc1 ~ u9cful ln:nrucllon·. before tile Jmas!Qn uf t he b1~ Red & Black Bull 00(( tea:.m fl'om tt1c colkge town . Coucl'l B:lltyn ha;; been unoer the harC. es~ of batt<'t • lngs from opposing llnes. The endR hnve been rl'{'clvlnp: some at \.t' n\IOn rltn1ng th ~ practice aesstons the post few days, whil~· the bncks ll:n P bren caaehed \nee~Rantly on otterum•e t\l'llib Fual. las t mln ulf' ~ x c rd ~ c s' are being held Tllu•·sdav a::; aU ecem m goml ,o;l mpc fer tllt• lilt Estep, Nenl, Beuwr and Ri11 y 1egulur buck<; <~.It~ api)aiCIItly 111 cued shape fm the gumc, and Aliens- • , the gueat df Never to Cure 1 re~ daughtm· wt bel fro•'"''·'"'"'""'· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • 13c 1 ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Star lleetrkt I • ' ' ·, c~e Sllel Pinto Beont .._ 5c Blue Rooe Rico 1.':! 19c Milt. ...... l.!~ 'We ... llliAtmi~Mnlu:ltnlftn'mupnuinn• '' ' averare 6 Sweet ?otatocs little MeJIIcan beauty who ever hopped tht1 Rio Grande. Hollywood adore• her. She will cavort for u1 next In Metro·Goldwyn .. Mayer's ftne picture, "The Cuban Lov& Sone." Made of the finest tobaccosThe Cream of many Crops-LUCKY STRIKE alone offen the throat . protection of the exduslve ~OA511NG" Proia•• which Includes '· the u1e of modern Ultra VIolet Rays- the proce11 t.,.. , expala,. certtllln, "anh, biting Irritants naturally pa:.ient In every· toba«o leaf. 'Jh.... ••eir.cllrti~ntl 'are ~Ot preaent In .your lUCKY 1111Kf4 'lfhe}".W~.,.,~!!i!z~an'l be inl" No wonder LUCKIES are tlways kind to your throat. .... lie ....J9C ·L zse ...... ···~­ , •• • • •• • -- -1oe Grapefruit • ' 1creen Is Lupe Vele&,. th& wittiest ond livelie110t ~~, · lceber!J Lettuce .' f!lllf•'"' oo.l pkp. ''It·s toasted" •"'•t !!!!!: 111rocd , ' , _ . . ,' - pp!not lnl!!tlon - !!!!I!! · ' ' .Anclllol...,_,._., Cfl..,.ne K_,.. ·tht " J'odtelf,. Flator ,/1\'•r f'reift • " TUNE IN-n.IMdo,S- Doocoo.dwma.CW07~ 7hurtda7 cnwl o.er N.&C...........- s...-.., .......... TH-·PiUcES AM;,:Q'IJtt1~E At ,pQMEJlQY . ~IJVIJf: 'lif{l'f =--.:=..:.::.:·:·: , bowln9!1ualf1M'OI>• h"'"'. pood IO Mlu V•l•z ,., ~'" ' . tt.e o~~b <>•~ ,,..,,.,,. ... ,. ....,, Velet. ho• aa..'i. a 1ono11.... .., LUCKY SfRJK.f oc:IVQf•ll• t,..r 1 2' y.a,.; W. !tap• l'l•r•wilfi It•• pv~ ••II l. J glvu• · tfldi:JrHIIIIfil lA llJ(t(l l.~ l1 l..r 2 ·35c . . ' 12v~c Maine Potatoes · \ •ert You .-.oy boll What a grand addition to Hollywood and the lk 4 teo I lb. Ia Mb~ Vt~>liii.C' ,. ' , ~ ,.. .. ,.J aJ b•natlf.oal t~ h•• ,.,,J 1.:0 ·M·G-M, hor produ<: "'• ~· ], r 4 .:.':;. !Sc 2 ,... 15c· ............ *'.sa:.t...... I!Qty ,. ' ' · ::..=~·;..~--.·::::.~::: . ' Bananu• " And hurrah for that, !mproved Ce,lophane wrapper of yours. It recdly opens without a tug·o·~ ..war-thank• to that tab," ... 191: ,. ' I A "No harsh irritants for lupe. I'm a 2 ~n.43c - 0 , ......" ,) IES SERVICE GASOLINE I '' Chipso .,... 2 37c Super Sud: ·· ··, 2 pk~ 1·s c .Jt. M. caoss ":;":,:~,u~p',~!n~~ Power! Lucky fan. There's no question ol>out itLuckies are certainly kind to my throat. ' Spadole Gelellno 3 ,.,.. 19< Eas.v Te.fDI.! -- I'm a LUCKY fanu Sunnyfield Flour -Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 ~ 11c Sodo Coac~en I for Lupe Anniver- Jl'...n, .1' Puby - purpo~e Irritants· being o1f~red at prices which, even in this period of low prlce~~, are startling. Be eure to vil'lit your neaft*!t A I; P Store thitl week and &ee fo1' YQUnl~lf the outstanding food .alue~S ot Ute ~ar. N.B.C..rr-1- ~!Ky IINo Harsh 1 ' "'"5< 3 .... .10.: .. . . . . . . !:!.:: -:;::,.~ ... i Rutland Fresh Fralt.s U Vegetabl~, ' ~m·1 Mt. and un. Snowden ol Akron are YWiitihl hlli puen~ . ..... and Mrs. ! . J . Snowden. Columb~ l~~ I in . a Mr'J', Foods of every kind and deseription are • ••••••••••• I Anti-Knock at Regular Prices ~yooou~u~p.~~a~dv;_J~................................................~ ...................................~ --- -~~ --~- -·- - - - Smoked Callies •••••• FRIE.~DS .., 1 ' Mr~ of lfphold Mr!. M I 8 o'clock Coffee ~EwM119ta• agitaiting ..factlon. odftllEngllat ntd fdlsplacc•d thet "';:·and M,.. Ed"""' ontertatn1 0 pr~ser•\' ~1'~fV4lot ve .Wtng, 1t IS I cu orecas JUS ed thc'l'ollowJng relotlves from Cleve what ~\.c'h'~~ happened. Certainly Breat Br1tain would\bmd funday: Dan R~!'.. itaterl'. . t CJ'~-\i~ . · · • 't f th Pllran Jano Rees, Mrs 'M•n·y Bun ell haverbeen 1111rned up·td~down m 1 s en1tre Y Mu ar as e the :latter'a 110n and ·wit~. ·Mr. a.nd pre~nt mo(te of governl'ng itself is concerned and wtti, ¥ra. EddSe Sn\lth and M1As Badle • , •· I that u.phea•~· ;ma'ltf other co1,mtrieK would have been ~Pt: B1Uie 'Weldon retumed th:" The IIAIIT HAND lfl"eat1y atfectlnd, Stock followeT'8 all over the woTld wert> ~~ 'P'i1:t of ~e Week from Pit~'>. -BIG Tto • 'T-Itih "tifriHr '•f tJit, T~ ,.. · 1'h f d ~ ~here lle Bl)mlt flCVeral wt!'rkf •~~~'l~. L~lp~ wldl po~~~~ keenlx. watching for eleetJOn resu l.l', as t ey eare an· ·hbJ iliiJldt'M. tube •nl ,.0. fiiiUM• ,......., SELECTION! otller it'tock fuf.ore had the Com~ervatives been defeated. ,., . •1·(1:~~.' 7t•lpb Hayman ?llrl h'•. JI.W.C"~' · · I w .e nll)thttt Mrs. Amelia PhUco ,.lfarn ll tlOI'h........... , ln spite of ·~he troubles bemg experienced tn Englan( • ~rman m9J.qted to Monroe, 1o .. plme lint~ of 5, 7, 9, "" ~.L.1 America• , Gellmany end for that mattlltr in any • other• coun- W1 ~..&:1bt ~k ~ APent several dav:, Md JJ.tnl,., ruarleU Com.plcrc ft'ith 7""""' , , Mr. ~d Mrs Wah:! Ihlo Mrs tiY, It jl!i.llht be well to •remember that they easily m1gltt ~ua 'Hil\t)on expcow to bo " COinfllMM llliflt · ta(lfl.,_ ·• . ~uoh worse. Take, for instance, that suppo!!~dly perfect f.:~~.~~ lh~ home unt.IJ tht • Ask for arDEMONS'I'RAllliONI «<Vern'ment. that Eden of many men's hopes until they ¥ts. Al~ }l:at.scrn spent thn l'lrilw -Balanced 'Fti&u :l><ner ~ f'!'ifot'JJJtiN:<J eflmy """" '/Once pin ·~perience at first hand-RuMja, can anyon e ~e~~ls:r~~~po ..~rt:e ~:ic;~ 'eo'ilcelvably linagi"" that condition• th~' ••• to be pre- Peuy. • t' h· h · Dav.kt M::llt motom:i here f~d ·t~ ~bAt! in any of the ot her ; a tons w tc vre ~turda:~ trom tuml:lus an-I 11 wmt 81P'erif.I1Cl'll8 troubles? As a matter of fact. these trwb:leR sejtlnl ~rs wl ·hta &lst-crs, Mrs . ' ,. ~· .. ' 'I!' . / • Mar.thn Ne\glcr · and Mr~ OI1!n MUSIC AND WALL PAPER STORE Jitg~ •1J be w.o·rked out in a sane,. sensible manner, and no woue ;iate~1 .rOOiinstic '~'ft.fty-flfty" ·plan of Bividing one'g po~- c¥~~· &.Vbn M!ller. Mrs. A !B . Middlepori . • • ' r.o~,. son O~ydo and IIIIW! Ee:t~r 'iUBitlnB wttl :tp:rl') tlle trick in the very near future. Of ltn\ ~!1 motorr.d to Mt 8\erllng. 0.. that we mR~y ·'be assured. · · .f!a~daN aPtnd oa few ttay111 with ~·. [}"> • : rr 1~\W'I!'$ O$ol MJ'l$. Or0111 Mnl.' Hayes ..-,~f.· wlli mllike an extmcLod v1alt: · 0 IO. ~. iJ! ·l i.f'lft1&1ftl. •arnts to be convinced th)\1: she isn't afl' +f"d·ant~ Jll(rt; Mllt<m W'olfe spent RACINE ;; ,N , ~ , . !I'll)-'· a_y ;,tl;lt;& y.rt"ek at Wa\ker, W. 7l>dba Is she used to he let her try on one 6f bhoi<! li1m- ·Vr.., -qt~l};lhoott dAys at M178 Wolfe. . ' ~ ·. Ie ~ . Ip;t:;.t M<>">fiEiiilt How.fd ...., """"'· eMt~o w~i£\lP'ft n8 t 1i ''1P. f ron t 0 f a h'18'h power mtrr~r. . ' ~.h· W 11et ' ·htMtiafid '?i]h~ • her &ttack · E Rathburn returnt:~ ' PWlaat~ropic ••,.... WednUI.Iay from a vt;it w1Ln The ltock4!'feller roun4atl<Hl \1 friends In Morjant.own w va a phll unlh.rople truGt. t\eorporate4' ' .. 1 bJ .O.C"t of New York lecill.ature CJt ' · GOOD GAS WELL .. 0 1 l4, 1918. The It '• Kl lfilns and Co drllled In a ga , I tllrou"tumt prt•mote the "e-ll of .nallktntl tbe beln1 'll'ortd" throua:h well la~>t w~k on the August Ge1· · cyz farm near Beech Orovr., good I chHrltalole, rellglou•. mlploflllrJIItnd for 1.50,000 reet, 1t L~ reported Ano· OOun!l lu nnl aethltlel!o, 81 ~~oell u ther w~ll will be put down at on~ tlmou~ll re~11rC'h and puhllcllllnna. -·~--- -- - - - CoJumbus Hallowe'en The sentora Do stomach you bea1n ha'o'e yoar paln In maslt are partyapon.&orlng Friday Octa 1 YOW' or toacross back~ JLJ'(IJI 30, at the IYm. 'Ibere will be a ' Gas rwnblina' 1n JOur stomach and , prOITI'pt.~ orches,tra, Hln]J.:Y Dink, bOwels prelllllfll' ou your heart until ~,:~e etc. and everycne 1s requested to you think you are gome t.o autro!mask. cate? A sour Uqu1d · ,your mouth, with blts of 'T'hat's What Doctor• ~•.Y-···I "' Pomeroy and Hln.d! and children 1 food? Belch? , ~I~IC CLUB .MEETING • Mr. and Mrb 0 . Tbe Clvl~ club held a meet4rJr Try a tabl48poonful ot Markin& visited Mrs. M J Hop· )14onday ev,enlna at FinAtet-wa.ld'!l Mentha Pepsin before you eo.t "MASKED'' PAitTV Semi' pcople h:we a.n Idea. U1at of 61~ner Sunday afternoon and made arra,nsementi · for a Hal- see It that doesn't help. Mrs. Shirley Mills entertninetl is dangerous to trY lo cure Mrs. Frank Foley spent Tueaday loween celebn.tlon, 'WI\h an aucYou will notice a big WednEsday (Vf'ning at h er h om e on - t.hat. the " polson" will go With Mr and Mrs. Emest Nicho!Ji, tlon, 01: roast, mUQCil,lerade, w1tb 1after Ute first meal. No pain . Palmer str2et wlth a masquerade your systqrn. Co.rpenter. prbles !ol' the best Wstumea, etc dlscomfort. No belchinl Yt:u're party hcncrmg ber mece Ml&.~ Rulh That's all Wl'Ong, doctors otlqu'i\:;'7,~' and Betty Woodga.rd are Bl.ll8 rema1nin1 trow the home conscious of your dlg-:etlon In Bbwk bur!l. The evening was ::;pent Nobody ftnqwi exactly Ill. eomJ.ng were ordered ~ld and )rin· · way. With each suooeedtn1 1n playing prize wiflnlng gamt'!l, causes eczetna, but f~le~ty Ql: and Mrs. Harry Dudgeon nen of premtlUJlB tor display · can ! you fefl,i better and better. and In music. Mrs. Mllls was assis· know how to stop It--how W l!'el r~· family of Carpentt!r and Mr. hava their checb by calllnll on , Three days tells the story. Go u ted by Heit'n s.nd Pauline Moll Js lief that's nothing shOrt of ma.gtc Mrs John Shaver and famUy , Frank Bean, the treaaurer. I the Stansbury Drur eo .. D.'llclous refreshments were ~crv · Eczema - tetter- se.lt ,~,~~:~t:t;:;:,·;lsl,ors of Mr and Mr8. Frank I A resoluUon pledging the sup- I port or any )lye drunlst and 1.:~ ·~<.l t,J thl'! nfteen pJes e n~ no mstter. what you ca.)l 1,_, no Wedne&iay. Iport of the B880ClBtlop to the PIUIS· ' thls guaranteed relief-money bad• l:er how long you've hAd it, nor Ch1u1 "_Yoodgard Ia much ) tt.Be of the ParUc1paUon In Stat..e If Da.re's fails to nx,· MASQUERADE PARTY ='Utny U1tngs YQJA have t11eqr Charlty Colhlcll, No 245 , or lfw Wh~n It itches so It s,lm08t Ut~v es 0 c1 ~.'~. held a masquem1e party at Ut· Woodman hall Monday twc · YfJU cnu;y-wh~n yfJU \hh•k · ju"t 1 nln~ Oc:l a&! h. Pnzts were aw1u d · can't stand it anothh I ed for the best dressed a11d tht• ~orne Moone's Emerald most comic costumes If lhut doesn't give y~u--;~;~;:~;1 The following program wcr 1Cn · Iy--grenter relief than l dered· Rellding Mrs. Hannah Me. " you've ever tried, money Don't be a'trald of Us hurtln.: Knight and Mrs BC"ulnh Rc1bh. M•1stcal selections By Clarence ami cr your clothes--use lots of 1\ And Milford Ohlinger; "Courtship on 1 mnember that Martin & Roller Coon Creek" playlet M1 s Sisson D1 ug Co of Middleport a.nO every and Mrs_ Ol.bbs; Rendlnlf Mn; Dell tlrst class d'rugglst guarnntees lt. ! Martin . A ' dance mlC! a ndv. Parle and Beans ,...,.. p..... ( ~burch I D Y G Through I ~~~~~~;;.~~=====-- ~ :;'.::.;,~~w:b:o~ls Athens In all proba.blllty furnish team stiff will com]letltton for the home boys. Due to the fact that the Yellow Jackets are pepJ!fd up C(jnsiderably over this game. a vet y i[()Od txhlbltion Is expected to suit wlleu t e two clash at 1 30 0·• clock, Frl night. F ce1ebn\ting the company'" '72nd c- :=let. ••·-- ta~nt.ec:l 1 OR one who1a week A &: P Food Stores are W 'I e:~•-.o I Played At Night an ::, NNIVERSABY THE BRITISH CRISIS ELL, THE BRITISH elections are over and o n c e relilular monthly meeting or T A hlll:i tum ca 11ed orr lor , again ,h8A a great l!table government weathered a I~~.~~~~ and membc 1a a.nd an storm and•1'0nce a pin have the people shown tbat their I;wUI be Jnterested will r.cticc tllcrc no meetm1 until Deeem~r sound, gqpd common sense haR not de1erted them eve~ if Mr. and · Mr.a. James McClaakey. their pr~en.t CO!lditioll has not been so lfOod. By vdtmg Louiae am~ Mrs t..aur~ • •• fohner ~~p~~ndJng a week 1 to ~~etai~:lthtt4ttieBentcpersonnel and by refuslng to sanction IK!veral week~; here a plan ,.wi\.eir'P'by ·~eve.l-:heB~ed methods of dealing with returned to IJielt 1 · ~ -sr t snndRy tTnubl~ ~wenl :tn b~ die~laced by BolKhev~stic, ye~, eve11 Rttcndcrl Comlf\6\iJ.trt.le lrrsttt)nU.l system~. the English public haM last helped tHe morale of the entire bu~ineKB rand jinancilll :Mrs. Wllllam F068 of Pc.merov world : · ~ apen~ aeyeral days here last week UM! the 1 /J Roof Garden c..feteria and Coffoe Shop $2 to $5 We invite you to live at $6 to $9 o£uropcan The H I L L S 8 0 R 0 American L. 'B. Skift!ter, Prea. Weekly rat~:~ and C. J. Jackson, Mwr. foldera on application "Felephone M-5541 =~ =a: ~~Yinlltr • .-f~ ra 'iis)tafi!l r~ t~' JI'Htmua i.es.on tam tD tba ::=.~,':':!!'a \hat ~- T~ at~ t1 ~ ~ sar ~llty. _ GtWa;e'lfauer~ ..!n~ee~! ~~w~:~u~ 1 =:; =:~~ ~um~~ ~~~~~ \w=~~~:~t:!.ow;fth ·:~t~~ 1=mc~':'J' =~ ~i tr••ot..:::v~~":"nd'E ,.~~·;:.,~~ =~b,";:;, b~:' ;.!:7~,• has di:: : :.. betide& the :eaula r ~~~:c:· ~ alld her lil~r~=~t .!::=n· ~ H~ ::,r~t!:.'amks r :n.:c.' ~~~ back with her for ~ ' am Y n • ' .... Steam Heat •• Radioa Central .. - Fireproof .tJome-like Atrnoe'J,here, Large, Airy Roome. ~paploua Lobiby, Mezzanine and Outaoor . .lcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, ;Bat· tie.. Creek, Turkish and Ruasian Batha ond mny other Conveniences IJTop o' the Town" Dining Room and v BKIDO'i'"iiOBTeSR ,u':.:!": of Toledo ta -_ · to her bed by Mr6. 0 . B. stout. mterlol.tned IJ:\e t va.tunf for . Mveml da wltll. J4r \ QVANN-CLAalt Mt.rpret Spratt &nd Mt.rpftt fever. membetll of her brl.dce club. Wed· \ and Nit. · 1 Newt of t.ht marn.ce of Ruth, \Wtlb wen PNCa over Ute week • .. ................. '-'" DUll who been sh.ow1n1 up f'Xceedin&lY Wt'lJ CJub pl1J.e for hilh &COre was The Tn.eherl of Middleport !people were marrl.td in. R.k:tuu.ond, Yr. and Yn. Wm. Clark o1 durtl"g the season thus bar w1l. a.•arded to Mra. Irvtng Karr Jr .1 schoola wiU motor to Athens Frl· llnd .. lUt Pebru&ly. Mill Rutb .II Charleeton were &UI!It& Sunday of probably alternate w1t.h th!! ot.hen and the &Utilt prlze to Mrs Oscar day to atlend the W.Cher's con- Ia lf'&duat.e of Rutland hllh ICtwo1 hll parentl, Kr. ~ Mnl. Henry I duThrln.. ·-m Klein FoUow1na a deliahtrul SOC• ventlon. ' f.lld II a talent.ed J'OUJJI ladr. '1'1:wy Clark. llrJI. Clark 1s • " " .. ~ "" """ IBI e''i!nhll" IIJ)ellt hl card playing, Mra. WUliam HunlnJ and dtUJib. a:pect to Jive In Clnelnnntl. when! 1 mua!dan. •nd wu tolot.st •t the t-o favor either t.eam to a great ex· dainty refrelitunentt; were served ' ter, Mary KaUu'Yn returned Thun IM1'. QUI.nn ha, employment. 'nlelr M'ethodllt Sunday morotng tent and tn fact botb are aboul by the hOtlle$:1 I day from a vtait in ColwnbW!. ltrte-.o· l The local hlih &Ch""l ~·~ .,... -tulatlom. equal it comparntlve scores cnn bt Oladys Kaufman of Oalllpolls fos tum played McArthur at Ute lat· used as a medium HALLOWEEN PART\' \vls!Unll with Mr. and Mrs. OeorJ:e A ftne 110n wu born Oet. Ul, to ttr'A homa around Bllt.urday, the Coach ~te McKinley of A~heo:. The Senior Endeuvor o! t.he W. Howc,ter of , Oravel Hill. Mr and Mn1. !pbett W1lllana. jpme endln&' In a 6 toe Ue. U will bring a sqtlBd of flshtlng scrup- Pre.sbytetlan' Church held lhelr , Mra. Serenll Lloyd has returned \ Jay 8tllee, ~ttendl.nl' Bualnes~ Mr. and Mra. Bamuel Bryant llnd ping Bull Dojs here Friday, all may Hallcween party at the church mt o.tter ilpendin&' the summer rnonthfl olle~Je In Columbus, 3pent the week Henry Hanlaon of Columbus ~;pe:1t 1 be assured or th1i.t and also w.lll be Tuesday even1na. A large nu.u1bt:!r ot at. SaVanah, 0 end with home folkS. Sunday wtth lolrJ. OtUia Curtts and • Jn tip top shspe to Jay the Jackets the members of ~he Endeav(,r atMrs. Prank Wllllams lett Thurs--other nlatlves Mr and. Mrs Br Coach Battyn Hu Been low. 217 pound center tended A number or guests day morning for Charleston ror tt ENTEitTAINS ' ant wm remain ln. who was switched to the fullbacl; altio presenL 1v18lt . Drilling Boys Aller the awarding ot the prius RuJne y Downtng arrived trom SL Miss Luelle Anderaon entertained pos ition 1n the Nelsonville tn) la&t week, may have to ])(_ u~d t.. tl to the best dressed and to ~h~ most! Louis and will vialt with hiS par- a numbeT of young school fJ1endll Offenoe 00 0 , the lint a&alnst Middleporl , rr pol't:. eom1c , refreshments , In ltee pln" ent.'l, Mr and Mrs John B Down- 1at her home l'r1day eveninc. Vart· 1 0 ,ous pmee and cont.L'Itl were en- , FOR GAME FRIDAY -;tate, because of the fact that lhe with the Halloween ;<;plrlt. '9. £.e r• r· inJ . center who tllk!d Ooodfellow·s shces ved I Mrs Etta Fry underwent an op- !OYfd by the ruest~ and deUciow lltlil suffert· n g from lnjurl.e::. In _ (el"&tlon Wednesday at t.he Mt. car- 1Tefreshmenta were served. s 1 ~urrc1 lr. that game. Mrs Stella Rodgers qi Syrnr. vc:e mel hosplta.l, Colum~us. j -An Hour After Eatinl'? Near Mukdon; Only Re~ardless of thst fac t, however ~pent Wednesday with Mr a.h.l Mr>.! Henderson motored t.o qo.. Frank Utalr11er was a bualaess End Conteots To Be uu. light but fast bn.ckH eld or the Paul Jones Wednesday for a visit with 'flsitor In ColumbWI, Wednellda:p. . PR[ PAR IN G f 0R ATHENS INV~~ ION " " YOI'k and Qbk!siO • -Y_E_R_S_~~fnilh haltba<:k A bull ChaM ' ----- NU'IcilrAL ADvUongii<O ' --~ 'Ur. and 111"1, Bennett l.litUa and chtldnn ot C:heablre and i&JtJn ~ • •1.111 .,.,. . . . ('ln. . . . . Df:ift. cal - - · -· people Virlinia Gre11 ..... f& ' •lettln or ftft" .aaUer t• ~ \blip 1 .... ollloaollb ""' ... il!t ' ,...... . . . . , . ; - Jollon. ..._........... _, - Te .__N ews :..:.::~:..:~=~-----========= PBONB ta·L = ~J ~=~ ~= rlcb&NMoft. ~~~~: ~~ ~'!; jl lmcattended. . ~ ,.,.._ they wtU tpend ttor tn ~---y~ Ji. I I'J .. The Advanee Man .... ~,.~~~~4~Y~,~CO~~~~~~-~·~lii~I~:::;~~~~~;;~~~;;~;:;;~~;;;,..~;DA:q~~;;!I;~~--;;~;~;GN:;IMM;Of~~~Qir:I0;:·:::-~~.2.:....~====~~~~:e~~~~~:::'~~~~~(;:~~::~::~~~~ 1....ddleport,7,, .._.1'- ..._ I Copr . I " ' '' 'l'bo ,6qooo ,.ob&<· ~ ,. ' •" �iSm ·,. .~O!;;~;;;......~..-............~~....~.......~~..~·~·..,~···--..oeo=~~--~~'===·o~;.-=~=-=1=~=~~~dOA=-~~Y==~~~UNJ==~·=~=-~~~··::Oitt~~o=.=t~=--==--.e'~·~-~-=-=-==-._._o=-=om~====~~'e.======-==-~~;o~~~-===9=T>nTRSD====oa=A=Y~,~~==..H&R~==·'~·='~~~~~THE DAI y -.'t:RIBUNE • ,.,.. • ..,. ••• « ,.... ..,.. ·u. ..._"'tiM! rv.t omoe •• , . "".,QIIII, ................. - ~ . .... ..,• .._..." til'*"'..,.. jooook "' ... - ' • .• ...--.·--....,.. lD .... ............ .......- - - - -~ ~ '• - ,, .. Red ()ross News .,.,."'...0. ., !by Wiliana 1>oa'k, Secretary of Lal>or ID llwao· N. -· Lij CAL PLA Norris and family and Clara Han· 1n1 were a\lelt8 ot Mrs. Nooa Mor· ri!l and f&(llll¥ SWldaJ, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmka or Nel· IIWlville •pent Sunday wttb Ul,-, Iatter'.s .sillter, Mr'f Mabel IA.ndaket Mr. and Mrs. C h&rlle Bolan spent P'rJd&y with Jane Haning &nd fllmUy . -~------ wW ........... .. ·-·'" ... · - PVBOBBIIIO COIIJ'.viY .,_~-Coli-~ ·--·------...,-.·,- i DON'T MISS THIS! l t UPJU!OMT&'I'IYD -tho .................. ~ ..,-:,:~. ~. ~..• .J.l()ae ~ ... ~~ ~~... ".. .. • Ills ..... ....... Moeftt. ........... ' .. .. • 4ae Year , .. .. .. . .. . .. .. • .. • ' ,t;( , , 1.. I-' .' ' • , ~ ' l'r'tlr.e Mantaaa " " .... ...... . 1.00 One IIODtb . .. .. ........ ... . .(' I· .... " ' ........,., . Radio Program ... . . ... .--.- l l ............... . I· j "TAMPA ---- • ~8rumet:r uThc Convc;..ient Center" of FLORIDA l, "The Playcround of America'' • l'' ., I I 01 g tdbedo~•th<bnu~k!~ndJ:_,,n•t Ooodf~How, On w~re I I I I SOme of the snappiest and pepiJIest drills held by the Yellow Jac· kets thiA season have b€en on tap this ~ek at lhe local Held us pre ~ pu.ratious for the Athens high l'ichool Bull Dog fray here FrhJuy night , are being made Frlday mght will be thl' final tronlt' fur th ~ loco! eleven under the ftood lights as the h:tlfwo y mark In the '31 s~tdule has bel'n reached and. the remammg games will be pl11yed. dm I lit the afternoon:> wllhout tlle aid of th~ artificial Ulumlnatlon. The entue :-;quall o{ 1\.Jcmen, nol. only the regulars but all, hav E be ~ n Rh·en ~u m · vc1 ~ u9cful ln:nrucllon·. before tile Jmas!Qn uf t he b1~ Red & Black Bull 00(( tea:.m fl'om tt1c colkge town . Coucl'l B:lltyn ha;; been unoer the harC. es~ of batt<'t • lngs from opposing llnes. The endR hnve been rl'{'clvlnp: some at \.t' n\IOn rltn1ng th ~ practice aesstons the post few days, whil~· the bncks ll:n P bren caaehed \nee~Rantly on otterum•e t\l'llib Fual. las t mln ulf' ~ x c rd ~ c s' are being held Tllu•·sdav a::; aU ecem m goml ,o;l mpc fer tllt• lilt Estep, Nenl, Beuwr and Ri11 y 1egulur buck<; <~.It~ api)aiCIItly 111 cued shape fm the gumc, and Aliens- • , the gueat df Never to Cure 1 re~ daughtm· wt bel fro•'"''·'"'"'""'· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • 13c 1 ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Star lleetrkt I • ' ' ·, c~e Sllel Pinto Beont .._ 5c Blue Rooe Rico 1.':! 19c Milt. ...... l.!~ 'We ... llliAtmi~Mnlu:ltnlftn'mupnuinn• '' ' averare 6 Sweet ?otatocs little MeJIIcan beauty who ever hopped tht1 Rio Grande. Hollywood adore• her. She will cavort for u1 next In Metro·Goldwyn .. Mayer's ftne picture, "The Cuban Lov& Sone." Made of the finest tobaccosThe Cream of many Crops-LUCKY STRIKE alone offen the throat . protection of the exduslve ~OA511NG" Proia•• which Includes '· the u1e of modern Ultra VIolet Rays- the proce11 t.,.. , expala,. certtllln, "anh, biting Irritants naturally pa:.ient In every· toba«o leaf. 'Jh.... ••eir.cllrti~ntl 'are ~Ot preaent In .your lUCKY 1111Kf4 'lfhe}".W~.,.,~!!i!z~an'l be inl" No wonder LUCKIES are tlways kind to your throat. .... lie ....J9C ·L zse ...... ···~­ , •• • • •• • -- -1oe Grapefruit • ' 1creen Is Lupe Vele&,. th& wittiest ond livelie110t ~~, · lceber!J Lettuce .' f!lllf•'"' oo.l pkp. ''It·s toasted" •"'•t !!!!!: 111rocd , ' , _ . . ,' - pp!not lnl!!tlon - !!!!I!! · ' ' .Anclllol...,_,._., Cfl..,.ne K_,.. ·tht " J'odtelf,. Flator ,/1\'•r f'reift • " TUNE IN-n.IMdo,S- Doocoo.dwma.CW07~ 7hurtda7 cnwl o.er N.&C...........- s...-.., .......... TH-·PiUcES AM;,:Q'IJtt1~E At ,pQMEJlQY . ~IJVIJf: 'lif{l'f =--.:=..:.::.:·:·: , bowln9!1ualf1M'OI>• h"'"'. pood IO Mlu V•l•z ,., ~'" ' . tt.e o~~b <>•~ ,,..,,.,,. ... ,. ....,, Velet. ho• aa..'i. a 1ono11.... .., LUCKY SfRJK.f oc:IVQf•ll• t,..r 1 2' y.a,.; W. !tap• l'l•r•wilfi It•• pv~ ••II l. J glvu• · tfldi:JrHIIIIfil lA llJ(t(l l.~ l1 l..r 2 ·35c . . ' 12v~c Maine Potatoes · \ •ert You .-.oy boll What a grand addition to Hollywood and the lk 4 teo I lb. Ia Mb~ Vt~>liii.C' ,. ' , ~ ,.. .. ,.J aJ b•natlf.oal t~ h•• ,.,,J 1.:0 ·M·G-M, hor produ<: "'• ~· ], r 4 .:.':;. !Sc 2 ,... 15c· ............ *'.sa:.t...... I!Qty ,. ' ' · ::..=~·;..~--.·::::.~::: . ' Bananu• " And hurrah for that, !mproved Ce,lophane wrapper of yours. It recdly opens without a tug·o·~ ..war-thank• to that tab," ... 191: ,. ' I A "No harsh irritants for lupe. I'm a 2 ~n.43c - 0 , ......" ,) IES SERVICE GASOLINE I '' Chipso .,... 2 37c Super Sud: ·· ··, 2 pk~ 1·s c .Jt. M. caoss ":;":,:~,u~p',~!n~~ Power! Lucky fan. There's no question ol>out itLuckies are certainly kind to my throat. ' Spadole Gelellno 3 ,.,.. 19< Eas.v Te.fDI.! -- I'm a LUCKY fanu Sunnyfield Flour -Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 ~ 11c Sodo Coac~en I for Lupe Anniver- Jl'...n, .1' Puby - purpo~e Irritants· being o1f~red at prices which, even in this period of low prlce~~, are startling. Be eure to vil'lit your neaft*!t A I; P Store thitl week and &ee fo1' YQUnl~lf the outstanding food .alue~S ot Ute ~ar. N.B.C..rr-1- ~!Ky IINo Harsh 1 ' "'"5< 3 .... .10.: .. . . . . . . !:!.:: -:;::,.~ ... i Rutland Fresh Fralt.s U Vegetabl~, ' ~m·1 Mt. and un. Snowden ol Akron are YWiitihl hlli puen~ . ..... and Mrs. ! . J . Snowden. Columb~ l~~ I in . a Mr'J', Foods of every kind and deseription are • ••••••••••• I Anti-Knock at Regular Prices ~yooou~u~p.~~a~dv;_J~................................................~ ...................................~ --- -~~ --~- -·- - - - Smoked Callies •••••• FRIE.~DS .., 1 ' Mr~ of lfphold Mr!. M I 8 o'clock Coffee ~EwM119ta• agitaiting ..factlon. odftllEngllat ntd fdlsplacc•d thet "';:·and M,.. Ed"""' ontertatn1 0 pr~ser•\' ~1'~fV4lot ve .Wtng, 1t IS I cu orecas JUS ed thc'l'ollowJng relotlves from Cleve what ~\.c'h'~~ happened. Certainly Breat Br1tain would\bmd funday: Dan R~!'.. itaterl'. . t CJ'~-\i~ . · · • 't f th Pllran Jano Rees, Mrs 'M•n·y Bun ell haverbeen 1111rned up·td~down m 1 s en1tre Y Mu ar as e the :latter'a 110n and ·wit~. ·Mr. a.nd pre~nt mo(te of governl'ng itself is concerned and wtti, ¥ra. EddSe Sn\lth and M1As Badle • , •· I that u.phea•~· ;ma'ltf other co1,mtrieK would have been ~Pt: B1Uie 'Weldon retumed th:" The IIAIIT HAND lfl"eat1y atfectlnd, Stock followeT'8 all over the woTld wert> ~~ 'P'i1:t of ~e Week from Pit~'>. -BIG Tto • 'T-Itih "tifriHr '•f tJit, T~ ,.. · 1'h f d ~ ~here lle Bl)mlt flCVeral wt!'rkf •~~~'l~. L~lp~ wldl po~~~~ keenlx. watching for eleetJOn resu l.l', as t ey eare an· ·hbJ iliiJldt'M. tube •nl ,.0. fiiiUM• ,......., SELECTION! otller it'tock fuf.ore had the Com~ervatives been defeated. ,., . •1·(1:~~.' 7t•lpb Hayman ?llrl h'•. JI.W.C"~' · · I w .e nll)thttt Mrs. Amelia PhUco ,.lfarn ll tlOI'h........... , ln spite of ·~he troubles bemg experienced tn Englan( • ~rman m9J.qted to Monroe, 1o .. plme lint~ of 5, 7, 9, "" ~.L.1 America• , Gellmany end for that mattlltr in any • other• coun- W1 ~..&:1bt ~k ~ APent several dav:, Md JJ.tnl,., ruarleU Com.plcrc ft'ith 7""""' , , Mr. ~d Mrs Wah:! Ihlo Mrs tiY, It jl!i.llht be well to •remember that they easily m1gltt ~ua 'Hil\t)on expcow to bo " COinfllMM llliflt · ta(lfl.,_ ·• . ~uoh worse. Take, for instance, that suppo!!~dly perfect f.:~~.~~ lh~ home unt.IJ tht • Ask for arDEMONS'I'RAllliONI «<Vern'ment. that Eden of many men's hopes until they ¥ts. Al~ }l:at.scrn spent thn l'lrilw -Balanced 'Fti&u :l><ner ~ f'!'ifot'JJJtiN:<J eflmy """" '/Once pin ·~perience at first hand-RuMja, can anyon e ~e~~ls:r~~~po ..~rt:e ~:ic;~ 'eo'ilcelvably linagi"" that condition• th~' ••• to be pre- Peuy. • t' h· h · Dav.kt M::llt motom:i here f~d ·t~ ~bAt! in any of the ot her ; a tons w tc vre ~turda:~ trom tuml:lus an-I 11 wmt 81P'erif.I1Cl'll8 troubles? As a matter of fact. these trwb:leR sejtlnl ~rs wl ·hta &lst-crs, Mrs . ' ,. ~· .. ' 'I!' . / • Mar.thn Ne\glcr · and Mr~ OI1!n MUSIC AND WALL PAPER STORE Jitg~ •1J be w.o·rked out in a sane,. sensible manner, and no woue ;iate~1 .rOOiinstic '~'ft.fty-flfty" ·plan of Bividing one'g po~- c¥~~· &.Vbn M!ller. Mrs. A !B . Middlepori . • • ' r.o~,. son O~ydo and IIIIW! Ee:t~r 'iUBitlnB wttl :tp:rl') tlle trick in the very near future. Of ltn\ ~!1 motorr.d to Mt 8\erllng. 0.. that we mR~y ·'be assured. · · .f!a~daN aPtnd oa few ttay111 with ~·. [}"> • : rr 1~\W'I!'$ O$ol MJ'l$. Or0111 Mnl.' Hayes ..-,~f.· wlli mllike an extmcLod v1alt: · 0 IO. ~. iJ! ·l i.f'lft1&1ftl. •arnts to be convinced th)\1: she isn't afl' +f"d·ant~ Jll(rt; Mllt<m W'olfe spent RACINE ;; ,N , ~ , . !I'll)-'· a_y ;,tl;lt;& y.rt"ek at Wa\ker, W. 7l>dba Is she used to he let her try on one 6f bhoi<! li1m- ·Vr.., -qt~l};lhoott dAys at M178 Wolfe. . ' ~ ·. Ie ~ . Ip;t:;.t M<>">fiEiiilt How.fd ...., """"'· eMt~o w~i£\lP'ft n8 t 1i ''1P. f ron t 0 f a h'18'h power mtrr~r. . ' ~.h· W 11et ' ·htMtiafid '?i]h~ • her &ttack · E Rathburn returnt:~ ' PWlaat~ropic ••,.... WednUI.Iay from a vt;it w1Ln The ltock4!'feller roun4atl<Hl \1 friends In Morjant.own w va a phll unlh.rople truGt. t\eorporate4' ' .. 1 bJ .O.C"t of New York lecill.ature CJt ' · GOOD GAS WELL .. 0 1 l4, 1918. The It '• Kl lfilns and Co drllled In a ga , I tllrou"tumt prt•mote the "e-ll of .nallktntl tbe beln1 'll'ortd" throua:h well la~>t w~k on the August Ge1· · cyz farm near Beech Orovr., good I chHrltalole, rellglou•. mlploflllrJIItnd for 1.50,000 reet, 1t L~ reported Ano· OOun!l lu nnl aethltlel!o, 81 ~~oell u ther w~ll will be put down at on~ tlmou~ll re~11rC'h and puhllcllllnna. -·~--- -- - - - CoJumbus Hallowe'en The sentora Do stomach you bea1n ha'o'e yoar paln In maslt are partyapon.&orlng Friday Octa 1 YOW' or toacross back~ JLJ'(IJI 30, at the IYm. 'Ibere will be a ' Gas rwnblina' 1n JOur stomach and , prOITI'pt.~ orches,tra, Hln]J.:Y Dink, bOwels prelllllfll' ou your heart until ~,:~e etc. and everycne 1s requested to you think you are gome t.o autro!mask. cate? A sour Uqu1d · ,your mouth, with blts of 'T'hat's What Doctor• ~•.Y-···I "' Pomeroy and Hln.d! and children 1 food? Belch? , ~I~IC CLUB .MEETING • Mr. and Mrb 0 . Tbe Clvl~ club held a meet4rJr Try a tabl48poonful ot Markin& visited Mrs. M J Hop· )14onday ev,enlna at FinAtet-wa.ld'!l Mentha Pepsin before you eo.t "MASKED'' PAitTV Semi' pcople h:we a.n Idea. U1at of 61~ner Sunday afternoon and made arra,nsementi · for a Hal- see It that doesn't help. Mrs. Shirley Mills entertninetl is dangerous to trY lo cure Mrs. Frank Foley spent Tueaday loween celebn.tlon, 'WI\h an aucYou will notice a big WednEsday (Vf'ning at h er h om e on - t.hat. the " polson" will go With Mr and Mrs. Emest Nicho!Ji, tlon, 01: roast, mUQCil,lerade, w1tb 1after Ute first meal. No pain . Palmer str2et wlth a masquerade your systqrn. Co.rpenter. prbles !ol' the best Wstumea, etc dlscomfort. No belchinl Yt:u're party hcncrmg ber mece Ml&.~ Rulh That's all Wl'Ong, doctors otlqu'i\:;'7,~' and Betty Woodga.rd are Bl.ll8 rema1nin1 trow the home conscious of your dlg-:etlon In Bbwk bur!l. The evening was ::;pent Nobody ftnqwi exactly Ill. eomJ.ng were ordered ~ld and )rin· · way. With each suooeedtn1 1n playing prize wiflnlng gamt'!l, causes eczetna, but f~le~ty Ql: and Mrs. Harry Dudgeon nen of premtlUJlB tor display · can ! you fefl,i better and better. and In music. Mrs. Mllls was assis· know how to stop It--how W l!'el r~· family of Carpentt!r and Mr. hava their checb by calllnll on , Three days tells the story. Go u ted by Heit'n s.nd Pauline Moll Js lief that's nothing shOrt of ma.gtc Mrs John Shaver and famUy , Frank Bean, the treaaurer. I the Stansbury Drur eo .. D.'llclous refreshments were ~crv · Eczema - tetter- se.lt ,~,~~:~t:t;:;:,·;lsl,ors of Mr and Mr8. Frank I A resoluUon pledging the sup- I port or any )lye drunlst and 1.:~ ·~<.l t,J thl'! nfteen pJes e n~ no mstter. what you ca.)l 1,_, no Wedne&iay. Iport of the B880ClBtlop to the PIUIS· ' thls guaranteed relief-money bad• l:er how long you've hAd it, nor Ch1u1 "_Yoodgard Ia much ) tt.Be of the ParUc1paUon In Stat..e If Da.re's fails to nx,· MASQUERADE PARTY ='Utny U1tngs YQJA have t11eqr Charlty Colhlcll, No 245 , or lfw Wh~n It itches so It s,lm08t Ut~v es 0 c1 ~.'~. held a masquem1e party at Ut· Woodman hall Monday twc · YfJU cnu;y-wh~n yfJU \hh•k · ju"t 1 nln~ Oc:l a&! h. Pnzts were aw1u d · can't stand it anothh I ed for the best dressed a11d tht• ~orne Moone's Emerald most comic costumes If lhut doesn't give y~u--;~;~;:~;1 The following program wcr 1Cn · Iy--grenter relief than l dered· Rellding Mrs. Hannah Me. " you've ever tried, money Don't be a'trald of Us hurtln.: Knight and Mrs BC"ulnh Rc1bh. M•1stcal selections By Clarence ami cr your clothes--use lots of 1\ And Milford Ohlinger; "Courtship on 1 mnember that Martin & Roller Coon Creek" playlet M1 s Sisson D1 ug Co of Middleport a.nO every and Mrs_ Ol.bbs; Rendlnlf Mn; Dell tlrst class d'rugglst guarnntees lt. ! Martin . A ' dance mlC! a ndv. Parle and Beans ,...,.. p..... ( ~burch I D Y G Through I ~~~~~~;;.~~=====-- ~ :;'.::.;,~~w:b:o~ls Athens In all proba.blllty furnish team stiff will com]letltton for the home boys. Due to the fact that the Yellow Jackets are pepJ!fd up C(jnsiderably over this game. a vet y i[()Od txhlbltion Is expected to suit wlleu t e two clash at 1 30 0·• clock, Frl night. F ce1ebn\ting the company'" '72nd c- :=let. ••·-- ta~nt.ec:l 1 OR one who1a week A &: P Food Stores are W 'I e:~•-.o I Played At Night an ::, NNIVERSABY THE BRITISH CRISIS ELL, THE BRITISH elections are over and o n c e relilular monthly meeting or T A hlll:i tum ca 11ed orr lor , again ,h8A a great l!table government weathered a I~~.~~~~ and membc 1a a.nd an storm and•1'0nce a pin have the people shown tbat their I;wUI be Jnterested will r.cticc tllcrc no meetm1 until Deeem~r sound, gqpd common sense haR not de1erted them eve~ if Mr. and · Mr.a. James McClaakey. their pr~en.t CO!lditioll has not been so lfOod. By vdtmg Louiae am~ Mrs t..aur~ • •• fohner ~~p~~ndJng a week 1 to ~~etai~:lthtt4ttieBentcpersonnel and by refuslng to sanction IK!veral week~; here a plan ,.wi\.eir'P'by ·~eve.l-:heB~ed methods of dealing with returned to IJielt 1 · ~ -sr t snndRy tTnubl~ ~wenl :tn b~ die~laced by BolKhev~stic, ye~, eve11 Rttcndcrl Comlf\6\iJ.trt.le lrrsttt)nU.l system~. the English public haM last helped tHe morale of the entire bu~ineKB rand jinancilll :Mrs. Wllllam F068 of Pc.merov world : · ~ apen~ aeyeral days here last week UM! the 1 /J Roof Garden c..feteria and Coffoe Shop $2 to $5 We invite you to live at $6 to $9 o£uropcan The H I L L S 8 0 R 0 American L. 'B. Skift!ter, Prea. Weekly rat~:~ and C. J. Jackson, Mwr. foldera on application "Felephone M-5541 =~ =a: ~~Yinlltr • .-f~ ra 'iis)tafi!l r~ t~' JI'Htmua i.es.on tam tD tba ::=.~,':':!!'a \hat ~- T~ at~ t1 ~ ~ sar ~llty. _ GtWa;e'lfauer~ ..!n~ee~! ~~w~:~u~ 1 =:; =:~~ ~um~~ ~~~~~ \w=~~~:~t:!.ow;fth ·:~t~~ 1=mc~':'J' =~ ~i tr••ot..:::v~~":"nd'E ,.~~·;:.,~~ =~b,";:;, b~:' ;.!:7~,• has di:: : :.. betide& the :eaula r ~~~:c:· ~ alld her lil~r~=~t .!::=n· ~ H~ ::,r~t!:.'amks r :n.:c.' ~~~ back with her for ~ ' am Y n • ' .... Steam Heat •• Radioa Central .. - Fireproof .tJome-like Atrnoe'J,here, Large, Airy Roome. ~paploua Lobiby, Mezzanine and Outaoor . .lcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, ;Bat· tie.. Creek, Turkish and Ruasian Batha ond mny other Conveniences IJTop o' the Town" Dining Room and v BKIDO'i'"iiOBTeSR ,u':.:!": of Toledo ta -_ · to her bed by Mr6. 0 . B. stout. mterlol.tned IJ:\e t va.tunf for . Mveml da wltll. J4r \ QVANN-CLAalt Mt.rpret Spratt &nd Mt.rpftt fever. membetll of her brl.dce club. Wed· \ and Nit. · 1 Newt of t.ht marn.ce of Ruth, \Wtlb wen PNCa over Ute week • .. ................. '-'" DUll who been sh.ow1n1 up f'Xceedin&lY Wt'lJ CJub pl1J.e for hilh &COre was The Tn.eherl of Middleport !people were marrl.td in. R.k:tuu.ond, Yr. and Yn. Wm. Clark o1 durtl"g the season thus bar w1l. a.•arded to Mra. Irvtng Karr Jr .1 schoola wiU motor to Athens Frl· llnd .. lUt Pebru&ly. Mill Rutb .II Charleeton were &UI!It& Sunday of probably alternate w1t.h th!! ot.hen and the &Utilt prlze to Mrs Oscar day to atlend the W.Cher's con- Ia lf'&duat.e of Rutland hllh ICtwo1 hll parentl, Kr. ~ Mnl. Henry I duThrln.. ·-m Klein FoUow1na a deliahtrul SOC• ventlon. ' f.lld II a talent.ed J'OUJJI ladr. '1'1:wy Clark. llrJI. Clark 1s • " " .. ~ "" """ IBI e''i!nhll" IIJ)ellt hl card playing, Mra. WUliam HunlnJ and dtUJib. a:pect to Jive In Clnelnnntl. when! 1 mua!dan. •nd wu tolot.st •t the t-o favor either t.eam to a great ex· dainty refrelitunentt; were served ' ter, Mary KaUu'Yn returned Thun IM1'. QUI.nn ha, employment. 'nlelr M'ethodllt Sunday morotng tent and tn fact botb are aboul by the hOtlle$:1 I day from a vtait in ColwnbW!. ltrte-.o· l The local hlih &Ch""l ~·~ .,... -tulatlom. equal it comparntlve scores cnn bt Oladys Kaufman of Oalllpolls fos tum played McArthur at Ute lat· used as a medium HALLOWEEN PART\' \vls!Unll with Mr. and Mrs. OeorJ:e A ftne 110n wu born Oet. Ul, to ttr'A homa around Bllt.urday, the Coach ~te McKinley of A~heo:. The Senior Endeuvor o! t.he W. Howc,ter of , Oravel Hill. Mr and Mn1. !pbett W1lllana. jpme endln&' In a 6 toe Ue. U will bring a sqtlBd of flshtlng scrup- Pre.sbytetlan' Church held lhelr , Mra. Serenll Lloyd has returned \ Jay 8tllee, ~ttendl.nl' Bualnes~ Mr. and Mra. Bamuel Bryant llnd ping Bull Dojs here Friday, all may Hallcween party at the church mt o.tter ilpendin&' the summer rnonthfl olle~Je In Columbus, 3pent the week Henry Hanlaon of Columbus ~;pe:1t 1 be assured or th1i.t and also w.lll be Tuesday even1na. A large nu.u1bt:!r ot at. SaVanah, 0 end with home folkS. Sunday wtth lolrJ. OtUia Curtts and • Jn tip top shspe to Jay the Jackets the members of ~he Endeav(,r atMrs. Prank Wllllams lett Thurs--other nlatlves Mr and. Mrs Br Coach Battyn Hu Been low. 217 pound center tended A number or guests day morning for Charleston ror tt ENTEitTAINS ' ant wm remain ln. who was switched to the fullbacl; altio presenL 1v18lt . Drilling Boys Aller the awarding ot the prius RuJne y Downtng arrived trom SL Miss Luelle Anderaon entertained pos ition 1n the Nelsonville tn) la&t week, may have to ])(_ u~d t.. tl to the best dressed and to ~h~ most! Louis and will vialt with hiS par- a numbeT of young school fJ1endll Offenoe 00 0 , the lint a&alnst Middleporl , rr pol't:. eom1c , refreshments , In ltee pln" ent.'l, Mr and Mrs John B Down- 1at her home l'r1day eveninc. Vart· 1 0 ,ous pmee and cont.L'Itl were en- , FOR GAME FRIDAY -;tate, because of the fact that lhe with the Halloween ;<;plrlt. '9. £.e r• r· inJ . center who tllk!d Ooodfellow·s shces ved I Mrs Etta Fry underwent an op- !OYfd by the ruest~ and deUciow lltlil suffert· n g from lnjurl.e::. In _ (el"&tlon Wednesday at t.he Mt. car- 1Tefreshmenta were served. s 1 ~urrc1 lr. that game. Mrs Stella Rodgers qi Syrnr. vc:e mel hosplta.l, Colum~us. j -An Hour After Eatinl'? Near Mukdon; Only Re~ardless of thst fac t, however ~pent Wednesday with Mr a.h.l Mr>.! Henderson motored t.o qo.. Frank Utalr11er was a bualaess End Conteots To Be uu. light but fast bn.ckH eld or the Paul Jones Wednesday for a visit with 'flsitor In ColumbWI, Wednellda:p. . PR[ PAR IN G f 0R ATHENS INV~~ ION " " YOI'k and Qbk!siO • -Y_E_R_S_~~fnilh haltba<:k A bull ChaM ' ----- NU'IcilrAL ADvUongii<O ' --~ 'Ur. and 111"1, Bennett l.litUa and chtldnn ot C:heablre and i&JtJn ~ • •1.111 .,.,. . . . ('ln. . . . . Df:ift. cal - - · -· people Virlinia Gre11 ..... f& ' •lettln or ftft" .aaUer t• ~ \blip 1 .... ollloaollb ""' ... il!t ' ,...... . . . . , . ; - Jollon. ..._........... _, - Te .__N ews :..:.::~:..:~=~-----========= PBONB ta·L = ~J ~=~ ~= rlcb&NMoft. ~~~~: ~~ ~'!; jl lmcattended. . ~ ,.,.._ they wtU tpend ttor tn ~---y~ Ji. I I'J .. The Advanee Man .... ~,.~~~~4~Y~,~CO~~~~~~-~·~lii~I~:::;~~~~~;;~~~;;~;:;;~~;;;,..~;DA:q~~;;!I;~~--;;~;~;GN:;IMM;Of~~~Qir:I0;:·:::-~~.2.:....~====~~~~:e~~~~~:::'~~~~~(;:~~::~::~~~~ 1....ddleport,7,, .._.1'- ..._ I Copr . I " ' '' 'l'bo ,6qooo ,.ob&<· ~ ,. ' •" �. • 11b»Q.r-• c~;.,uSi FJE,p AbV!I\TI:~lnG I SE._C'I'10N • • Rushville m~en Jo"'o.. - - ,-...- ....,..- . Tbo t - " ODd IDJluon.e wtera, bot.h -- How 'l'Jijj; "oiiiu · :io Pounda ' -,,, I IAGt H..- Oouba Chla Her PromiMDI Hip• Loot Her SlurrWu>eu of &nd wamijn, be ~Rtff\®' ·~la;ted. WM. SEYFRIED WIU MlY E 115mJP tiAME - ·~- npe pte til ~111 t1 •ftnct p&.) MQ IJIIII' JIDI! wGrda mae 1 :iiae> • o:aaee:wJ.ve . -- . .u. IJ:)aerUoDa for . priCe I By • Interna.tlo nii•a,l!<'N0ews Eyes ot the .0 ~ turned todM.Y of little and b ln&wn couese atollt-bearted a colorful battle for ship of the Ohio HOP FLAVOR I Pol~s t~h~e~~~~~~~~I another amall last year, the fouallt tts way that lts game with week rivals the Important tween W~leyan and Ohio slty. BUbst1tu~ might tor .alze, Musk ln1um has sent mto the list t. team wl,lkcb already hll.!i gathered vlcitprles, estatmshlng lt!ielt as on~ of the le&dtns lridlron machines Of With The Wreotlen the season. By punttna the 1omewhat ed hopes of Heidelbllrg l&st By lnl.ern&tionnl NeWH Service uncennonlousty ending a wl''nh;g At New York--<Jeoqe ~:::::I streak · tn the Ohio conference RU88lan. defeated Prank dated bQ.ck to 11127, Mlllltingum BOea Bofrton .. into ltl l&.me Saturday ranted e.a Hurry CoriUlweet, New one ot the strong clubs of 1931. Ircm Charles Ml'tro, Out ol the dre8!ilng rooms at Get•rge Hagen, Athens Saturdo.y, after th~ Ohio ft:ate1 ,.fue ''Toots" Weeleyan-OhlO Untver1!ty game rado. probably will march the 1931 chani At NelWI'k- Harry Stein, NCWh.1'k Pion of the Buckeye Athletic a.s&o- drtmtcd Willie DaviS, Vtrg!.lia. cla.tton, llut out of whl~,:h Renato oa:-dlni, Italy, won trom room the champion~hlp · Balr~ Caddock, Boston. come none can say. +''-With Wesleyan beating Miami 12 to 7 Md Ohio wlnnlcg from Oin~ clnnati 13 to 7 last week, the two leaders put aside the lust obstacles In the way or a great chamfJionshlp encounter. Champlon:~hlp hopes ridd led by Jts loss to Wesley~n. Miami thb Saturday will meet Denl60n at Oxford. Wlt.h a victory Miami may be &b1e to salvage a tie for secon1 place In the Buckeye Revenlle-hungry, Wittenberg will go to Tlftln for a game wJth the Heidelberg student JJrlnces, who btl.d!y mauled the Springfield team a Year ago. Defiance, with four scalpa ln tour starts to lt.s credit, will meet Bowll1Jil Green in an important pme in the Northwest Ohio Jea1 ue. The Hingle F'l'Jda.y night game of the week will be played at AJliancc w.h_t!ll John Carron plays Mount Union Otterbein, Jnro Ohio three games, against a team ~tuft'erlnK from a tion last week from Mo~..i;;i1:" lege at Huntmgton, w va. Cue tangles wiU1 Woo.ster "Week and Oberlm will play at Westem 'Reaerve Dayton wJII entertain Transylvanb\ &nd Kenyon Istanbul, w!U go to COlumbus to meet Capi- bct.w~en the United States tal. Tw'key providing most favored naProUd Baldwin-Wallace, which tion tre&tment In the estaltUsbheld the Rocheste1 , N. y , tcu.m w ment of residence was concludl!d a.t a 6-all tic la.st week wtll be Angora today, Amba&aador J, C. on Its home glolUlds by signed the b'fttg tor. tb.e Ashland will play at Akron United States • I1 \ ville .will go to Rto Grande and Wllbctforce Will meet Alabama 1Rhe,UJno.tUm State. 666 TB.Y B.ED TOP. It caa•c lie et~ualed for lflllllity aDd vaiN~ Tasled/ Smef!d/ '11 If.< FNTI/lflY Di!Mmr!.!. ~ Kt'(itri.AR PALE DARK :\I ALL IJt,AU •ts I 180 Killed !•'On Rfo:N'I'- I•'urnl.sllod apartment fut liRhl hnu~ C!kceplng In SlmpbiJ, t Apt Fl\'c IOOI!lll a••d bnlh Call !'iU- X or 56 - R. 10-23-0t A LoOLD WI(TC:H! YOU'VE lolef"'\" ME 4UcSSINl, E\IER PI PMBlNfi- Gn s ami steam fit· Un~ Cttll E 1: lpihworlh, Phonll 68-R 10·26·6t lrsN'i II 40il4EOIJS>? 100"1'6. ~INC'E. ..,..ou·ve. I MARRIED ALR&At>Y l,O"T "1'ou, "'TOol'?, j;"OIJR WA.lCHE.'5J But I 4NE. UP "Tiil'l> Wanted- 4000 He~VSW':>, Wilbur R6ush of Clc\'«hmd who haR been hCJ'e for 11. wrck Rtui Mt ~ Flm;sle Hownrd of Akron 1\ho luu; been here for three wcckR bnth vlliiting George Roush und &!stet hu.ve returned to their homes. D. B Willllms 3 DAYS--Mammoth_Sale Bed Room Furniture -- ..... )'Ovt> J 6"l.ll t> I M G 'STAIZ r.> '~ ij 'SA'"TUI!N VoL• -• C"AJ\.1 bE I-\ELL0 1 t;o\~BE"L }.1'f l' · Athens, ..!:fBE you'-16 GUIDIM6 c.;!AR:, G tR LIE l.AOY vvP.'$. 1EL.\..\M6 ~E AB9uT uthcrt'. l'ariH· with its guy life und ltwe~-hhC w.th to leave lht•m all for the ~aJc hnvcn ol' maHiage? Wht ::-:per.; PC •;ur~tdal s . ~ht• refused to i>t'li('\'t' them. ' < - -f\.<E $'!'....'<. Friday and Saturday Buck Jc.nes in "THE FIGHTING SHERIFF" :[t, \1 and st•r Bu{'k Jon~A, your favoritl' W<':>let'll Atal'. i :,l r.' J:t ntlllf.(' ac tion ! Thnll111g drama! A story that tingles with lhL· l1fl' blood of the old weAt. Al•o Cnm•dy "MEN CROW BETTER" • "NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" l'dr·r n. Kvn e':; novel. Heal' and see: Mitchell Lf'wt s, Lt•slic 1lfl\\ ard, Hinlc Hurnllton, Cl>·de Coole Joan Stan rln tg, Eulnhe Jcnr;.en and othcn~. Gripping rlrama 'll' ltr,. 1!1 t he rough. Sr.e t'he wi1d i:-~land ),t'irl. L('s]i '· "'"':;u·d pluy~ the man who attempts to deb I ! Mirl t''ll I< I" ' " ' '! -LI-8-ER_T_Y__ TH--EA~T-R-E-.-M~lO~D-Li:~T.TODAY th e ond Trouble Eadecl•fter Sev· eral Yeara~tif .Sdlfe•:iDa I """,0 '-""-"' 1..~\.1 . ._ plays haYc been 1ntroiuced to Ohio Unlvt~relty Bobcat.o;; by Ooach Don Pl!den In fur the WuleyRtl fray Saturday In an attempt to lben his offen11lve ~~~ has up the baclk'fteld play a Jl'tel\t Oo'YisWmt changes arc being 11 in tM entire lineup during practlo ' ~~~lcms to arrJve at n emnblnstton • that can combat s passing '"'':'lk. ,1, Eob WUJuugliby, M.L. EtErllng, p.ID:f:'d tbe edge over the othsr -,, bR<:k c~aida.Wo after hl1l ante 1n the Oinclnnatl game ol Eu~L and West. Alao Comedy HALL FOR THE BAND" week. ~ •dramunttu:~'ttft;!::~::sr!l~: ;m::t:tt*t:tis~tilltrJ~· ;Oit¥t 111' 1111: occurred early sophomore In the ,:~~~::~:~;~ Paul Hague, I INDIANA •"'*''NTI.D WITH LICHT" HORS D'OEUVRE AND OYSTU BAA BERNIE and I am only a'b1e to offeJ" furniture at these prices because the Logan Furniture Co. ia going out of buainen. :a.. ~.; i~~?]~~]~~:E~~:~~~ : . ......t ....- ... ... . · ~·~-· -· L 0 P.M. AU. ·GOODS· ON DISPLAY AT THE F ACl'ORY Stc1y ~r the weekend Second and Sycamore Sta., Gallipolio HOTIL SHERMAN Come Early, So Ao Not To Mi11 'llheoe Valueo 1700 ·ROOMS 1700 BATHS n!E cti!JRT s:r~ ~Ft'RNiifi.J)(~· s~~fik ~ GaUipolis, Ohio ' ARKANSAS COMil' TO CHICACIO NOYCM•&• 7TH TO PLAY UJILUVIftSITY 01' CNICA80 Thio ia all newly manufactured stock of the l•tel\ designs, ., ''I''' NOirfftWIISfth UNIVI:RIITY WORLD'S FAIR LIGHTING RADIUM PAINTINGS JAKE SODEN ~~ MINNESOTA COM•& TO CHICAGO NOVIM.I:ft 7TH TO PLAY NewCOLLEGE INN Od<l Chests, (All Prices Ca•h Only) From ............................ .. A J)I'IU!tlce InJury that ken the Bobcat retervc UNIVU:SITY Co,M•a TO CHICA80 IIOV.... U 14TN TO li'UY e.GintiWUTDN UNI\IatoiT'l •Lale•l in Poster Beds From ............................ . Frlday and Satu• .tav h Jl !i IID~Jtll After the Game visit ·FIGHT RESULTS "LAUGtfi'NG Sfl'jN•EitS" Hear .tnd ~l' t· Jn.ut Craw1ord, Nl'il 1-lumJ!Lon, Cliff , ( ~~WIIIf.h, Ut•J·tn.&df, S~Jft . ~pd Ma~jor~c \ ~a'!l~c,a\,1 .. ~ ~ , ' )?rong"f'r- morr: c0m'pel1ing than the ' weakheas vt :~ R<':~ h --;t tww love-the paf.h Of glory! Frnt'n the F:tag ~ hit "Tnrrh ~on'g''Abo Comedy "iii£1GfrBO'RLY N'EtcRB9'Rs" ILLINOIS COMII.S TO CNICAOO OCTOai:R JSST TO PLAY to min. LAST NIGHT'S Q\,)"'""''~"'1 PURDUE COM£• TO CNICJ\00 OCTO.I:ft J&aT TO PLAY UNI"ttiRSITY OJ' CHICAGO Ohio, to dispose of the balance of their stock at faetol'}' COIL Thia will be an opportunity to buy at a saving that you cannot afford "'•rform: I agoln•t Blshopo, doorors S&V. work Helhowill, be unable to Pi')' Alo:IY,\1\IolG 1'1' \ CAN' 1\'i.l<. '· I have arranged with the Logan Furniture Co., of ·Gallipolio, -\10\.1.1'\)P\ '('()\) "-"-~ CHICAGO'S GREATEST SEASON OF' Oct. 19, 38, 51, tbe dar• 2D-Thrce from Medina, suffered a ankle. mhe Injury wUI probably keep 111m on the bench all .seuon. Rex •·B~. Pauldlng veteran Bobcat end aDd all Buckeye lineman tor two yelll.!l, has reported 1matlsin tDr pr11ct.lce but 1s doing only Ur;htp G,_.._ ANNOUNCES TO BUT AT FACTORY COST. ;;;;;;,ill Alw Comedy "TIU:: BRIDE'S MISTAKE" ·- Oct I I 3 DAYS-Your Chance .....,. BOB£ATS TO US£ NEW DFHNS.JV£ Ml . Taylor \ -1'----- I' am:l spent from Friday t•ll Sunduy at Columbus nnd uttendcd the foot· ball game between Ohio State Ellt:l Northwe11tt:rn Mt.s.s Fmnkil' Mumnw l:s ~i• 2 l•Cilil~ her varotlori from her dut.c ~ ut Lhc 0 HE, at her home here MISR AdllJl.D WhitlocK \, .w has been Vf'ry Ill from searirt f0vcr for MARY WOLF' the pa.~t few week!>, ~ nblc w bf' John Chnttm wbo has been em · played In Kentucky ' has returned ll.rcunrl tn the house again Mr and Ml'8 Oharlc!l Dur~worlh home Eleanor Car:~ey Spt!nt the week Mr and Mrs. Rtch:u d Ucckworth sp::r1t Thursday w!Lh M• and Mt11 end horu with hel' parents Mr. and Octt..-;;;=.JNI - - - - - -- 1 Rates from $3. IWIDOLPH CLARK· LltU"J,...."$1111.1$ WISCONSIN COMII:S TO CHICAQO NOVEM.I:R ZSST TO .......y UNIVIItSIYY OF CNICA80 �. • 11b»Q.r-• c~;.,uSi FJE,p AbV!I\TI:~lnG I SE._C'I'10N • • Rushville m~en Jo"'o.. - - ,-...- ....,..- . Tbo t - " ODd IDJluon.e wtera, bot.h -- How 'l'Jijj; "oiiiu · :io Pounda ' -,,, I IAGt H..- Oouba Chla Her PromiMDI Hip• Loot Her SlurrWu>eu of &nd wamijn, be ~Rtff\®' ·~la;ted. WM. SEYFRIED WIU MlY E 115mJP tiAME - ·~- npe pte til ~111 t1 •ftnct p&.) MQ IJIIII' JIDI! wGrda mae 1 :iiae> • o:aaee:wJ.ve . -- . .u. IJ:)aerUoDa for . priCe I By • Interna.tlo nii•a,l!<'N0ews Eyes ot the .0 ~ turned todM.Y of little and b ln&wn couese atollt-bearted a colorful battle for ship of the Ohio HOP FLAVOR I Pol~s t~h~e~~~~~~~~I another amall last year, the fouallt tts way that lts game with week rivals the Important tween W~leyan and Ohio slty. BUbst1tu~ might tor .alze, Musk ln1um has sent mto the list t. team wl,lkcb already hll.!i gathered vlcitprles, estatmshlng lt!ielt as on~ of the le&dtns lridlron machines Of With The Wreotlen the season. By punttna the 1omewhat ed hopes of Heidelbllrg l&st By lnl.ern&tionnl NeWH Service uncennonlousty ending a wl''nh;g At New York--<Jeoqe ~:::::I streak · tn the Ohio conference RU88lan. defeated Prank dated bQ.ck to 11127, Mlllltingum BOea Bofrton .. into ltl l&.me Saturday ranted e.a Hurry CoriUlweet, New one ot the strong clubs of 1931. Ircm Charles Ml'tro, Out ol the dre8!ilng rooms at Get•rge Hagen, Athens Saturdo.y, after th~ Ohio ft:ate1 ,.fue ''Toots" Weeleyan-OhlO Untver1!ty game rado. probably will march the 1931 chani At NelWI'k- Harry Stein, NCWh.1'k Pion of the Buckeye Athletic a.s&o- drtmtcd Willie DaviS, Vtrg!.lia. cla.tton, llut out of whl~,:h Renato oa:-dlni, Italy, won trom room the champion~hlp · Balr~ Caddock, Boston. come none can say. +''-With Wesleyan beating Miami 12 to 7 Md Ohio wlnnlcg from Oin~ clnnati 13 to 7 last week, the two leaders put aside the lust obstacles In the way or a great chamfJionshlp encounter. Champlon:~hlp hopes ridd led by Jts loss to Wesley~n. Miami thb Saturday will meet Denl60n at Oxford. Wlt.h a victory Miami may be &b1e to salvage a tie for secon1 place In the Buckeye Revenlle-hungry, Wittenberg will go to Tlftln for a game wJth the Heidelberg student JJrlnces, who btl.d!y mauled the Springfield team a Year ago. Defiance, with four scalpa ln tour starts to lt.s credit, will meet Bowll1Jil Green in an important pme in the Northwest Ohio Jea1 ue. The Hingle F'l'Jda.y night game of the week will be played at AJliancc w.h_t!ll John Carron plays Mount Union Otterbein, Jnro Ohio three games, against a team ~tuft'erlnK from a tion last week from Mo~..i;;i1:" lege at Huntmgton, w va. Cue tangles wiU1 Woo.ster "Week and Oberlm will play at Westem 'Reaerve Dayton wJII entertain Transylvanb\ &nd Kenyon Istanbul, w!U go to COlumbus to meet Capi- bct.w~en the United States tal. Tw'key providing most favored naProUd Baldwin-Wallace, which tion tre&tment In the estaltUsbheld the Rocheste1 , N. y , tcu.m w ment of residence was concludl!d a.t a 6-all tic la.st week wtll be Angora today, Amba&aador J, C. on Its home glolUlds by signed the b'fttg tor. tb.e Ashland will play at Akron United States • I1 \ ville .will go to Rto Grande and Wllbctforce Will meet Alabama 1Rhe,UJno.tUm State. 666 TB.Y B.ED TOP. It caa•c lie et~ualed for lflllllity aDd vaiN~ Tasled/ Smef!d/ '11 If.< FNTI/lflY Di!Mmr!.!. ~ Kt'(itri.AR PALE DARK :\I ALL IJt,AU •ts I 180 Killed !•'On Rfo:N'I'- I•'urnl.sllod apartment fut liRhl hnu~ C!kceplng In SlmpbiJ, t Apt Fl\'c IOOI!lll a••d bnlh Call !'iU- X or 56 - R. 10-23-0t A LoOLD WI(TC:H! YOU'VE lolef"'\" ME 4UcSSINl, E\IER PI PMBlNfi- Gn s ami steam fit· Un~ Cttll E 1: lpihworlh, Phonll 68-R 10·26·6t lrsN'i II 40il4EOIJS>? 100"1'6. ~INC'E. ..,..ou·ve. I MARRIED ALR&At>Y l,O"T "1'ou, "'TOol'?, j;"OIJR WA.lCHE.'5J But I 4NE. UP "Tiil'l> Wanted- 4000 He~VSW':>, Wilbur R6ush of Clc\'«hmd who haR been hCJ'e for 11. wrck Rtui Mt ~ Flm;sle Hownrd of Akron 1\ho luu; been here for three wcckR bnth vlliiting George Roush und &!stet hu.ve returned to their homes. D. B Willllms 3 DAYS--Mammoth_Sale Bed Room Furniture -- ..... )'Ovt> J 6"l.ll t> I M G 'STAIZ r.> '~ ij 'SA'"TUI!N VoL• -• C"AJ\.1 bE I-\ELL0 1 t;o\~BE"L }.1'f l' · Athens, ..!:fBE you'-16 GUIDIM6 c.;!AR:, G tR LIE l.AOY vvP.'$. 1EL.\..\M6 ~E AB9uT uthcrt'. l'ariH· with its guy life und ltwe~-hhC w.th to leave lht•m all for the ~aJc hnvcn ol' maHiage? Wht ::-:per.; PC •;ur~tdal s . ~ht• refused to i>t'li('\'t' them. ' < - -f\.<E $'!'....'<. Friday and Saturday Buck Jc.nes in "THE FIGHTING SHERIFF" :[t, \1 and st•r Bu{'k Jon~A, your favoritl' W<':>let'll Atal'. i :,l r.' J:t ntlllf.(' ac tion ! Thnll111g drama! A story that tingles with lhL· l1fl' blood of the old weAt. Al•o Cnm•dy "MEN CROW BETTER" • "NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET" l'dr·r n. Kvn e':; novel. Heal' and see: Mitchell Lf'wt s, Lt•slic 1lfl\\ ard, Hinlc Hurnllton, Cl>·de Coole Joan Stan rln tg, Eulnhe Jcnr;.en and othcn~. Gripping rlrama 'll' ltr,. 1!1 t he rough. Sr.e t'he wi1d i:-~land ),t'irl. L('s]i '· "'"':;u·d pluy~ the man who attempts to deb I ! Mirl t''ll I< I" ' " ' '! -LI-8-ER_T_Y__ TH--EA~T-R-E-.-M~lO~D-Li:~T.TODAY th e ond Trouble Eadecl•fter Sev· eral Yeara~tif .Sdlfe•:iDa I """,0 '-""-"' 1..~\.1 . ._ plays haYc been 1ntroiuced to Ohio Unlvt~relty Bobcat.o;; by Ooach Don Pl!den In fur the WuleyRtl fray Saturday In an attempt to lben his offen11lve ~~~ has up the baclk'fteld play a Jl'tel\t Oo'YisWmt changes arc being 11 in tM entire lineup during practlo ' ~~~lcms to arrJve at n emnblnstton • that can combat s passing '"'':'lk. ,1, Eob WUJuugliby, M.L. EtErllng, p.ID:f:'d tbe edge over the othsr -,, bR<:k c~aida.Wo after hl1l ante 1n the Oinclnnatl game ol Eu~L and West. Alao Comedy HALL FOR THE BAND" week. ~ •dramunttu:~'ttft;!::~::sr!l~: ;m::t:tt*t:tis~tilltrJ~· ;Oit¥t 111' 1111: occurred early sophomore In the ,:~~~::~:~;~ Paul Hague, I INDIANA •"'*''NTI.D WITH LICHT" HORS D'OEUVRE AND OYSTU BAA BERNIE and I am only a'b1e to offeJ" furniture at these prices because the Logan Furniture Co. ia going out of buainen. :a.. ~.; i~~?]~~]~~:E~~:~~~ : . ......t ....- ... ... . · ~·~-· -· L 0 P.M. AU. ·GOODS· ON DISPLAY AT THE F ACl'ORY Stc1y ~r the weekend Second and Sycamore Sta., Gallipolio HOTIL SHERMAN Come Early, So Ao Not To Mi11 'llheoe Valueo 1700 ·ROOMS 1700 BATHS n!E cti!JRT s:r~ ~Ft'RNiifi.J)(~· s~~fik ~ GaUipolis, Ohio ' ARKANSAS COMil' TO CHICACIO NOYCM•&• 7TH TO PLAY UJILUVIftSITY 01' CNICA80 Thio ia all newly manufactured stock of the l•tel\ designs, ., ''I''' NOirfftWIISfth UNIVI:RIITY WORLD'S FAIR LIGHTING RADIUM PAINTINGS JAKE SODEN ~~ MINNESOTA COM•& TO CHICAGO NOVIM.I:ft 7TH TO PLAY NewCOLLEGE INN Od<l Chests, (All Prices Ca•h Only) From ............................ .. A J)I'IU!tlce InJury that ken the Bobcat retervc UNIVU:SITY Co,M•a TO CHICA80 IIOV.... U 14TN TO li'UY e.GintiWUTDN UNI\IatoiT'l •Lale•l in Poster Beds From ............................ . Frlday and Satu• .tav h Jl !i IID~Jtll After the Game visit ·FIGHT RESULTS "LAUGtfi'NG Sfl'jN•EitS" Hear .tnd ~l' t· Jn.ut Craw1ord, Nl'il 1-lumJ!Lon, Cliff , ( ~~WIIIf.h, Ut•J·tn.&df, S~Jft . ~pd Ma~jor~c \ ~a'!l~c,a\,1 .. ~ ~ , ' )?rong"f'r- morr: c0m'pel1ing than the ' weakheas vt :~ R<':~ h --;t tww love-the paf.h Of glory! Frnt'n the F:tag ~ hit "Tnrrh ~on'g''Abo Comedy "iii£1GfrBO'RLY N'EtcRB9'Rs" ILLINOIS COMII.S TO CNICAOO OCTOai:R JSST TO PLAY to min. LAST NIGHT'S Q\,)"'""''~"'1 PURDUE COM£• TO CNICJ\00 OCTO.I:ft J&aT TO PLAY UNI"ttiRSITY OJ' CHICAGO Ohio, to dispose of the balance of their stock at faetol'}' COIL Thia will be an opportunity to buy at a saving that you cannot afford "'•rform: I agoln•t Blshopo, doorors S&V. work Helhowill, be unable to Pi')' Alo:IY,\1\IolG 1'1' \ CAN' 1\'i.l<. '· I have arranged with the Logan Furniture Co., of ·Gallipolio, -\10\.1.1'\)P\ '('()\) "-"-~ CHICAGO'S GREATEST SEASON OF' Oct. 19, 38, 51, tbe dar• 2D-Thrce from Medina, suffered a ankle. mhe Injury wUI probably keep 111m on the bench all .seuon. Rex •·B~. Pauldlng veteran Bobcat end aDd all Buckeye lineman tor two yelll.!l, has reported 1matlsin tDr pr11ct.lce but 1s doing only Ur;htp G,_.._ ANNOUNCES TO BUT AT FACTORY COST. ;;;;;;,ill Alw Comedy "TIU:: BRIDE'S MISTAKE" ·- Oct I I 3 DAYS-Your Chance .....,. BOB£ATS TO US£ NEW DFHNS.JV£ Ml . Taylor \ -1'----- I' am:l spent from Friday t•ll Sunduy at Columbus nnd uttendcd the foot· ball game between Ohio State Ellt:l Northwe11tt:rn Mt.s.s Fmnkil' Mumnw l:s ~i• 2 l•Cilil~ her varotlori from her dut.c ~ ut Lhc 0 HE, at her home here MISR AdllJl.D WhitlocK \, .w has been Vf'ry Ill from searirt f0vcr for MARY WOLF' the pa.~t few week!>, ~ nblc w bf' John Chnttm wbo has been em · played In Kentucky ' has returned ll.rcunrl tn the house again Mr and Ml'8 Oharlc!l Dur~worlh home Eleanor Car:~ey Spt!nt the week Mr and Mrs. Rtch:u d Ucckworth sp::r1t Thursday w!Lh M• and Mt11 end horu with hel' parents Mr. and Octt..-;;;=.JNI - - - - - -- 1 Rates from $3. IWIDOLPH CLARK· LltU"J,...."$1111.1$ WISCONSIN COMII:S TO CHICAQO NOVEM.I:R ZSST TO .......y UNIVIItSIYY OF CNICA80 �' 1 •' !SW[[l fHHDOM NRe~An~!rAJtore ~£~01CT IN f~VOH _ !~~:als~w DELAYED FOR TWO i,.~·~~~~~~~.~~~~~!~;~ 1 OF ~LAINTiff~ IS~;::::~~u:~.!:n oJ~~~ .s '' • • ·QUAt·JTY At Lower Priees TOPCOATS ' AND OVERCOATS - quality for the sake of priceappeal come to the olrl reliable New York Clothing llouse and sc lel't your coul , ..' , . l i- N A •) • ..... , I • 1' CHU&CH BCROOL 8B88JON Ha.D HIUIIt Cooeh R&J Pombam ,.... the diD• ntr 1ueet Wedneldi,J evtnlnl of -1. The Church Bcbool lllltltuc. Joe Rubin waa a. bua1neu -vialtor whieh wu held 1n the Bpllcopal church TueedaJ evenlnl wu a at Jackaon nunctay. Mrs. E. a . Harper or Tbomu very lntereattnc and a\ICOell!ful ......... READERS a NOTIC&-If you wMt. tJae Newo Otlice of Tho Daily TriiMme, caU 236-L; if the Buoin- Ollloe .uk for 202·R. FULL LEASED VOL. VI-NO. 40 lF IT'S N&WS IT'S JN THE DAILY TRIUUNI!l :WIRE • OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS P9MEROY, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931 o: - • • """'""I :f! 'NOTICE ce:vi~ ·' ~··"?·"" Letart Scltool Bus Case Heard wu b,-·-c ·__·c··,:cc. Ot.l .' ' .~ , t'1t.r( \ • ) Leavmg • Bus Gtr Is Struck By v· . I at . ) T Tueld&J. I ' .' Insurance adjusWrs 11rr!ved soon Rn. P . A. B't1ght of Junction Jl'ork who hu been an tnvalld fo;. -Miu Smith and Mlll Fender uf alter the fire and all ~ju.stmen t.s City f~ putor of 81m])3t)n M. aome t.1me L& DQL ao well at present Clnctnnatl apoke on Rellwtolll Edu~ Mrs. L. A. Parsell received word Governor White Could were made with the local com- Parenlr Of Man KiUed E. C!1ureh 1llll8 cantna on Jrlend& WeQr.eaday eveninl that her ststdl'· cation. De~pt.ee were preaent ' [· pany. Preparutlon.s are uudtr wu~ here ThU111day. ~ 0 from Athena, Lq]:a.n, NeOOnvUie No l SliD .--apera by the Ins urance CornpB.nles for In Coal Mine. Win Nr. and Mra . Rort.on sm1Lh or In-law lba. R . J . Runion of near and Oalllpolla. Dinner was served CoolvUie was operaied on Wktnes· After Wreck Appeal Heru.onvllle. N. Y.• who are vl-.tlng . remyvlnK the cnt1re sl.l.lck of u.,. _ __ Red Anchm· Department Btnrc to old frlendll tn MeJa:s counly were day In the ctt;y boapltal at Parkef8- at. the Elmhurst Tavern. bora and wu dob.\1 aa well as oould "" "'ttlem•nt harur, FOR PART OF MONEYvlsl"'" h,,.. W•dn.,doy. \ M& . WILLIAMSON DIPB.OVING MCCAR,L RELEASED 1Chicago. b@en made by the adju.sLers for th e I E. R. 'I1tus and l&mUy mo~ be expected. M1u Geneva Wlll1amaon and rtmoval of all Hoods to tne Wmu v j -Wednesday from the Bramlaa:e proMrs. l.&fe Wllllam&On went to . j Granted A. Comqenaation perty on Lincoln Hill t.o t he PowWhen Chief Executive City Parkersbure Wednesaay to visit Natulall y lh l:, means there W11l h I La noll pronarty on Ll 1 Hill Phil WllltamSOll who has been be no sale of burned or JRmaKCJ To Mot er- n · w ,~ nco n · Learno Man Still gc.uas lit tlw Rl!d Anchor but tnat Of Misses Anna Vaughn M"a "Cf'll<> 1... '" • conr tllere ,.,. the pe.st tive weekll. l'peJ repm-L In Prioon as soon a~ repairs ar c made to th·· 1ct1m ' Owens and Hilda. OhlinJ~er lefl h1m lmprovlr.a slowly aad It wUI btl bull dln~. u tww, clean , lrcsh stock t ThursdaY evf'ntng for Dayton whrP Columbus, 0., Oct. 29------lNS--- of Koocls w111 be placed on ti m 1 ThP Clct.ober term or thf! petl! they will attend a Uoachere meeL- Suffen Compwac:l Fracture at leut two week8 before he can be brourht home. Hbw the sweet lreedom promU;e-d 1shelves Md the stut-e will re -open jury, after hearing cviden~ in thr lnR and spen-t' the week emJ of Loft Lo1 aDd Ri1bt Charles McCarl, Mnsou City, w for bustnt'-M> a~ 11 It wf!re a new Ill - t:ase of Wyllis Hollingshead et al vs Mr. and Mrs. Charlu Rus'l t~c ~nt Thiab Fractured 1 Vll , escaped convict, was h eld II i- ~-~t~~~~~~:~~~~\~~!u~n~~ ~~~~ ~~~m:~ ;~~~r~~~u~tr~~~rd':"~m:!:r o~ ~~ys.:::; t~~lr ~=~~~~~ two days because Governor Gt.'{]l'k~ date or _ re-ope ning ot t.hls greaL plamtlt"s, late Wedneld.ay after· Smkh and dauRhter accompanied 'nl.~ eleven White Injured his arm In an auto- stort~, wtll be Jound m the colum n·• , uoon. them home Wl;'dne.sday lot· a !jlon (rtoblle accident nnd could not ~ lgn of thi8 paper. Juhn Hollmphead, a liOn fJf visit. """ Mr. and Jrlr&;;.,. ::: -~ the pardon was reveale·J lutlay. --- - Wyllls Hollln~.s head and wife, tl!t! J. C. Chue was a bu1lpeas visit- Portland, fracture of &~ filnlntllf/!. lnt he case, wa.s killed Ill or At HtmUngt.Qn Monday. ture of tWe 1 Risking his arm for a . ~ w .:o iL ok -~ the Lt!wll! mme 111 t Thoma& Fork in Pte1 Oe&rs, Mrs. Ma'l Meinhart .ii~,d'l;;·,,;,.a;. of the pen, the governor last nh~ht HJ2'1. At that tlme he ·was sup- and Hamid Hood w:>ut tfl Lona- D&viJJstruck al8o of Poo'tla.oO, •. A temporary o8ice· atrlxed his name to the C"JlllmutLt~portinlj: hls wife and one aon. Fol- strPtb Thursda~ to attend the runlion and tod-., Warden Preston 1~ lowing hts drath the commission r.l'lLI of Jack Oean an uncle oi afternoon. The yolinfl 1irl had alighted flllm 1 hao been lilt~ 1up at Thomas ot Ohio Penlt£ntlary ~av< ~, , gru.uted the compe~ation to the Fred Otars. a school bua, which was enroute the home of Jolull Loit· MoCarl a 110 bill Rnd Jicnt bl!ll Temporary Re_atraamn• w1fe ~:~nd lmm edlat.ely :~tarted payMr. and MriJ. W. A. Ba.xton moved trom the school with thf! children. der May be Granted ments. About one year later, how - ffom the Lu.c;t home to the Rehm home. ' wiler for the conveniMcCarl's J)ftrdon was J'Cad~· lclr eve!.", the wide died and t.he qucs- Drr.f)E'rty on West Main St., Thur8- She walked into the path nt the Davis car whtch failed to stoP. Dr. ence of patrons of the 1 ~ '!lignlng before t hL gm ct n ~!l Next Monday tlun came before the commission as day. Jamta Philson Yr"U swmnoned but left tor hi.i ill· fated trip to T ul ~d c lu whom the remainder of the Mrs. Mary Luelr ~ ~D" nt Wf':d li'!S Red Anchor Depart· Tuesday. rfpv with her brother :r,l:. an·! M1'11 whtn tlle ext-ent of the Injuries 1 The CII.J:>e of E. R. No rr\.~ against. a ward should be s.a.ld. 1 were Jeamrd alle was taken to the meat Store C0111pany. When t he gover nor returnrd tc thE' Board nf EducatiOn of ~La;l As Mr::~ Bw-ns, aged mother oi PhHlp Mt!ier. Holaer h011pltal. ColurnbLUL, his collarbone fractured township ami w 0 H11.nULZ wu:; Mrs Hulllngt;head was living with ------------~ · Billa may .be paid at Davl8 Is said to have admitted In an accident at FlwJlay . he was up TliuJ:,day l.wfm c the Comt Jt her dnughter nnd grand~n at that. ~ ·-· his failure to stop behlld the but. not h1 condition to sign Ills mun:- Common Pleas upon a motion to lime, Lhe commission made the de- taln their decision In ravor or Mrs. . thia place. The adclresa for fear or additiOna ll y inj ml11 g his gran t a t.e mponu·y restraining or- cls lon to pay her the remainder of Burn1. The attorney ror Wyllls aB 18 required by law, an::l !lccord· io 225 Eaot Second arm. tier R.iO.ilu;t we bua.ro ol }';auc.L~Lon the coffl pensatLon. Soon alter how Holllngshelld et al filed an appeal lnB to local county oftklals, hM Notified that M cCar l li:ul ll 1JI from pay1!1g BarnlL:t. for t.rt~n:mor- Clll'l". IVh. and Mrs. Wyllls Hollings brlnBfng the case before a jut'V . made arra.n1ements with the MtdStreet. bun released, the i!:ll\ll'l"lilll" h~t tatmn of the ~chLK)l dJIIf\rt>n und htarl parents of John , tiled {1. petl- Evidence taken In former hearlng.1 dlell'wart famiJy to PI'J all dam~es . nil,(ht ofrefi'.Jd to .'lign the p&.rc'\on W o Bmmtz fwrn recei\ll!lg pu y !or tiou w!Lll the commi&Sion stating- Wftll read to the jurors to give them THE RED ANCH9K CLASS PAI.'I'Y with his ll'ft huud, 11 Pel·es.<..tu.v , l:lu t :>aid transpot·ta.Uon or perfouning Lh t· Jr.c..ney wa s due them bf!cause proper infonnatlon In the case. DEPARTMENT upon experlm<" ntLns. rr,und he wus the work, a.ud after conslderaUo:1 at the time of Jonn·g death they Pleas were heard In the CBSe and The members o1 tne able to wrlltJ wlth his nght hand. of the matter by t.he Comt it was Wl' l e dependent upon him for sup- the jury retired to the Jury room vester claas ni the STORE ki{Jeed between t.he parties throug n JJOL" l. about 3:00 p. m . 'l'he verdict tn church, and Invited g:unt& 'their at.t.orneys that n temporaL y The romnlilmion gave the case ~ favor of the plnintif!s was returne.i a Halloween party at the ll~sllalniug m dcr woultJ be grantl•tl hrarlng and decided that they sus- shortly after. •parlors Wednesday even!Jlg. ~~~~~~...~~~;_;:;~ unl.:ss ali PIULiCll by M ouday, Nuv . - - ----- -- -·----- - - - - - - -- - - --'-- -- - -- -~ 2nd, agree upon a dettnltt call)' ..,. ...,,..,..... . .......,...,..,,11111111111101111011111mtlllml"'"ii*IIIIIIIIIOIIIIOIID=t=.,.IISIIIIIIIUI.,.IIIIU11UIIIIIIOIIIIIII date fOI ll final· heuring of 1hi s tt·nt:nnnm:uuuuunnmumuamumt.. 11110111101111 IIIUIUIIUUUUIUmllllll'l'I 1 11,1 UIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IdliiiiU"IIIIIIIIIItiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJI11 ~ cuse LlJlOU ltn mrrita. I tha~ a OU~ BY MISH~~ ri~1:::c~!.'r:,h:::~~~lO~N O . BY. JURY ~·~m·Th=.r;t:..~~~~ / j ·::.::==--- .Topcoat IFhasn'twant been cheapened ir. you B . K. tJpplntotl, wnt t.o OOlum· l:u. Wtdnlldaf OD a lhOn btainal Vlp. Mrs. Peul Bylell an4 LucWt Radford W~tre villlton a&. Columbul KRID$llla Temple PyUrlan Sisters Jolul and Te<l .. ' .. MEN'S SUITS NEW fabric H, new . ,," patte rn~:~ , new 1-llyle tl etails, just 'I " " '"' in. Th ey 're smn1't for huRi· ne~ s or dreRs wear. Th1 '.v're c~xcPptinnal vul!w." nt • • Aga1n • ComiUISiiOD Made Defendant In STYLE PARK HATS "The best $5 Hat in America" ... . ... . '1?• . . • 1 • . We t Glvi ~: & H. Green li_i Sta~e" I r t;. ifhe Store For Men .o\nd Boyo ' '' $5 fi Local Girls Win I Honors at School Compenaation Case of Henry Cade, Miner Alleeeclly Injured Another case, naming the Industrial Commission ol Ohio as the deff'!ndants, has been filed In the common pleas court here by IJenry Cade, as an appeal from u n•cent decision ot the commission. Cade claims according to the pc. tltlon filed here, that he was formerly an employee or the Red Bid Ooal company and that on October 30, 1929, he was overcome with bad air In the mine. AB a result of tht! Injuries mcurred from th e m 1ue ulr, oa.de clalm8 that he has :.thee sutrered wlth lung trouble, heart trouble, a poorJy nourished body, that his clrculatJon ha.'l bet!n bad causlng 1068 of appetite, and thr~ t he has 'beeh a total physlool wrec!( unable to do any manual labor. On September 28, 1931, the comM miHslon heard the case of Henry Cade nnd atter deliberating the evidence brought forth , • ~d a dccu;lon that the compensu.tlon be !llsallowed . Cade asks the l.'O mmon plllQS court and a. jury . !.o reeonslder his case n.nd as~ u~a l he be nllowed to par!Jcipnt.e in the funds of the Industrial Commlsslon with other neee~~.'IUry relleL Mines Keehne and Schaefer Win Recognition for Mu•ical Ahilily 'J'wn local l'Oung ladles, pruduc1• .,; of the PotUCJOY High school , ha.v.· 1 1 been signall y houorcd at the University at Athens They are Mllll' Emmy Lou Ke ehne , duughLer or Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keehne e nd Miss ~[elen K. f Schucter, di'ughLet of Mr .and 1\/h ,;. l . A. BchaHer. liave been selected fOil' i~1~~:~~~;~')u the llotwrary muslBllfma Alpha rota and fo r women. a member or l.h rt choir , the Melhv · the Women ','! Ol e~ also a member of Chl Omt!ga society sorority. Helen Is H member of the Sch00! , Music Clui.J, !~ pmnlst for the Wo- 1 m en '11 Glee l"lub and Is n member! of the PI Beta Phi social rrororit.y. 1 Membersh ip to Ul.e Slgmu Alph3 society is by in\IILutlon only Is extended only to studPn t.-: •:~~·~~~,;_o~uts~ ta;nding obilll.y in 1\lld musical !.alent Oh1oj '. j ' NUT OLEO 2 Poun<lR F'or .... .. . . ... . --- ' ChariP.S Russell, son or ML'. null Mrs. Theron Rus ~E'll . t'nll·r<::uo , about twenty-five of hiS YOIIIl!( friends at the home of his pnrtJnts I, ;l t.ll l~ uttt•rnu t day .. Adjustments have been made by the Insurance Company disposing of the entire stock of the Red Anchor 'Department Store Company, which suffered 80 heavily in the recent disastrous conflagration. · ' ' The Adjusting Com~riies have decided to move the entire' stOck from the Red Anchor building and ship it to Chicago. For that reason there, necessarily, will be no.Fire Sale. The work of rehabiliQ1tion is now going on and announcements,of a re-opening of this store with new fixtures and an entire new stock of goods will be made from time tO time. Watch this newspaper for news ahout the reopening of the ~:vening. • I I White Loaf Per Saek ....... . TOMATOES 3 Cans For ...... . .... . 'CREAM OF . ., · ,. . '4~c ll: ' ••• ! • ' :!.'~ . • • ~ •' '· ~ ~arg;~ BurlCh.;' . :·'·. . •.,,,:.. .. , ·l ~ · . ," . · ''\ ' I • • 25c 22C HOSTESS LARGE POUND BAR OF SOAP 4 Bars For . ... .... ... . Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum e nt ;• J· t au;~\ 1 bridge club .- at her home 0:1 '04ary-Stcw;;.';d~;ncf1ay rvenlnrr •v was !JUest of Mls5 Marguerite Meytr '""'~.;;,- tl1c club prize for lltqh and Mrs. Stevens tl:e guest Dainty refreshmeuls w;on• bv the hostess. •f,; 7 Day, Pound ; .. . • . ' . .... . , 4 Pounds For . . ......... . CORN 3 Cans For ........... . ' IOc ~- •.. ·1 i " . FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE Per .Pound 25C. ...... .... .. Sc PALMOLIVE SOAP 19c ;!a~~ .......... 2:::;: 25c ARROW SO,AP Large Package· ...... . KRAUT CABBAGE Per 100 Pounds .. . .. . .. $1.45 23c FRANKfURTERS ~!o~~d~. . . . . . . . 2lc 25c WHEAT Per Large Package, . . . . . . . . -· ... -- 45c Sc For ..... . Smith, Hc·r b Gilf''S , i\It··, Bo~lah EWillK, Mrs. Cad'lie W1 ck · Mary Ellen Wickham Karr and Miss OertrUt l" atl.cndt'c'\ a telephone meP t held at Jackson Wednesday. 19c SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 oz. Package For ............· ,SWEET POTATOES · ·6' Pounds . . . . For . . . . . . ... . . . , 19c· lie 22c • THESE PRICES ARE FOR .CASH ONLY Senator Bhnhan nnd son Chester Thomns Sayre Jr. made a b~<.lne;;, trip through Wcl't VlrIMt wet'lr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett llllvs of Chester SPf'il l Sundny with honw YANIHNG . Pomeroy 11 Stores ·Middleport .lames Wll.~on Ji. of Portsmouth Sunday wnh his porents, Mt· Wilson. J~Furc.,;;; lMr a nd Mr!>. L. c I""lrtM•e dau~~:hter Mnro.llne uf vl!'.lted M L. Furbrl'.' I Suudl\y WILL NOT ' f olh and son and and Pranels Margaret Salser SUICIDES ENGLISH BREA\KF AST BACON Per Pound ......... . MILK Large Cans 3For ..... . .. .. . i Grent Bend Furhee !Lpent Prollltt. Per . ' J>ound NEW NAVY BEANS TURNIPS 2 Pounds Sunday. ~ E . P Shahan 1100 Mr. and ...• .- 24c FLOUR • ATTF.ND ME.: TJNG BRIDGE 25c .1:'·1 Ji.'' , <;R~~\'t1E~~ ~~TTEI( .' , ~1:" -i··~~ ·1 ""'a, , ,... .t~! ~l: .r-~~ COFFEE Per Peck u•,enuc here WPdnt>s- The house was beaut1fult:v cie comll'd with nn appmpriate color 1:mh ~me deJllctlnl( u H•Lllowt>t'H ' f••ct Games and dancing furnished th e rll\ler sJ011 of the e,·ml lng·, en . krlnlnmPut which wiLl! rollowe<l bv most delicious refrl'slun!'uts. \ POTATOES .. Halloween Party At Russell Home '· '' i. I II} ; I I Muoar'a Groce..,. ...•• . . .... .....•... Phcme li2·L Sehwe..,..., & Roedel. , .... . ........ ...._ 347-L Ewin11'1 Cub ~I'J. , , ............ Pboae· 133·L Epple Groce..,. ...... . .............. Pl!ofte 11511 Guth & Whitlock .................. Plo,.. 317-L Fu11ate Groe.,.,. ............. , .. : ... Phone Ull•R • White'• Stol;ee •..••. , ...•... . •...•. PhOM 213-L C. 0. Fioher Mar)let. , . . . . . ...•.... Ph""" 241-L 'the Bl1 3 c.-.,., Middlopport ....... : Phone 99-L N - B-, ~. Phone ~·L J. N. Ratlall""' ' - Co,. .......•... Rutland, Ohio s,........,, ...... . , '· ;.':- - · · - ' • iL .' • 1JTEATHER FORECASTshowers tonta:ht: Saturday cloud.J. en in !forth pol1.lon ; al18htly eooler ln f'Ut portion ton111Ch t. SERVICE flY CARR!Eil LG Ct::NT~ lly m1ll y•r - lt.O(I PRICI!l-SUNDAY 6 CJ!iN1" � 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. 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