https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3f379d1908c62e32dfe7471aa615f863.pdf 92d14a32456b02746545798b43bf8f30 PDF Text Text I 1Ut $T AU~ : • .J 1 0 • j • ~EADER$ NOTICE-If J'OU want the Newo Otlice of Tbe Dail)' Trilnme, call 236-L; if the Buoineu DIIM:e aok for 202·R. .. VOL. VI- NO. 41 IF I'I"S N J.oOW ~ IT 'S l.N T HK DAI L'I TRIIlUNI:: FULL LSASED at. • I • unr ' 11TEATHER FORECAST- PrOO.bly lllbl roln tonlrht ond .t liu.j fXcept cloudy In Weat portion S unday: Gilt nuch ch&.lllfe 1n temperature. ' :WIRE OF I~TERNATIONAL NEW S S ERVICE PRIC~UNDAY 5 CENTS .. , PRESIDENT Willi TAKE NAVAl CASEI BEFORE PU8liC 1 To Determine Wheth~ He · ·Ia "Aby•mally lporant" On Subject COMMITHES ~H[ N~MEO TO WOO.{' ON COAl PROOUM IOperaton And . '-it~ W arken Chooae G•w'* Of Five Men . '' '• ... TO MEET LATER i~ J 0• Materi&l e • to Mie:rnfU. dJ • W!th Ohio Govemor ~t Separate Timeo To Brine Peace ,. 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Pi"' 10 1& Bob NowhaU ID 10 Rtal J'oiU IIJJII (lhlme 12 Dai1<io o..h II 100m Joltiuoy !lamP !llld wa Donee Oroh AU the! Co-.1 Problems Aren't in the Mines~;,-'1 li~PiiH liiiNl- -- ' ..... 11~1 P'.UIUII!l ~W ~. .: uTili••" ~"P!miiiNo ""P~.P·P·~~ '"'TO nr ce.u.A12' ~ OOII!!'Jfl{• II.. 400-'1&0 • ..,.,., Phantom Announcer T AmCII n ,mdy, 1 15 The Atlltouall UO krenaders 8 30 POpUlar :&;laemble ' Popular (keh ' Ill> -loJI Doo Mn. ,loha 5;;.~ P..-denl of Piod.,..tioD of Wom· ea'• Clubo, Speak• mtnoea ~"" 10 ExpreaB 10 10 Real Polk u Slumber Music 11 SO RUI6 Co· Jumbo 1~ Jane Frohman 1 Orch 1:. 1..; Popular Dance Orchestra 1'"" ..... Clllllp - I Pitty Jh.ra of aervtce to human- one to do th&t task ~d 1 And AI members of t.h1a areo.t bodY lt q our prlvlleae to ana" er the Am the f!'ed CtoA 18 ad.dl.nc to that re- erlcllll Re::l OrOSI Roll Call-our t.Jrd all the time,... not only in d&y1 RoD Call-betw~n November Uth cf aervlee but tn tbe mulutude and 215\h It k, our• t.o .. espond w th DUdleY came;;-and famJ17 ol 1 and varletlea ot 1rr11ee .,ha .ever contrlbUtkln we ClUJ makt. Colwnbu.s were reeent 1 ues~ or his AI Irvin Cobb bat llld we do tnUng that we are haV ...lB a defi· fathf'r rl p cameron and latnOJ' not 14U to Uli.Dk of tbe Red CI'OII nite part ln ~he accomplLsnm.:nta Ra:,mond McOhee and fiUlllly ot a1 a charity but u a ping C!Ci.'\ ct the R{.d C~s Just lUI much as Columbus "VLIIited home ront:.a over cern with a kten brain to plan h thl! kt:en br&tn and skilled tin;~· the week end and llkU!ed 'ft.n&en to execute tto~~ erts were our o~ l for without W: Ma and Mrs Jlnrmon Sprouse of corporate ac:tlvitJu and tt 11 JUit and c.ur contrlbuttons of mcney cl Allee are the parents of a new dau bcause of - these qualities that Ic.ya1ty a..ld 1ood wlll <=Ven that MavBee and three chll whEntvcr there 11 a big humanlt&r· fine brRln and th Otl c..Iever ftuger& ght.er Mrs Ertta Mamle la.n tuk to be done we .anmedlat.e tcu1c.; not carry on the el 1 work dren have returned to Akron after Jy call upon the Red Crc.sa 1ua t.he In every ttme of distrec 5 So a~~oall spetldlng the summer with h r creantzatton beet mt"d ~lwa)'a In November we will gladly alUIW r parents. :Mr ond Mrs Poleley w1lling and In all particular:~ the Here Hannah Edwards waa home tr:Jm mioa 6 VanitY Pair 7 Varlet~ Columbus over Sunday 7 15 Jolly Rtvue '1 30 Pcpulw Mrs Cynthia Terry and family Prosram 8 Ponuln.r Melodies 9 15 guBiit.s Sw1daY of :Mr and Mrs Stag Party 9 45 Slumber !,Juslc H H Wiseman 10 15 Dance Orch 10 45 Ji!hnny Elwood Matthews of Columbus Hamp s Orch 11 Ballroom Orch spen Sunday with the B B Mat ~a 1:1 Henry Theis 01cb l am thews family _ _ _ _ _ _......____ ,_ .,.. Dance Orchestra PeverEll relatives from Buffalo .. WJR-Detr01t (tOO 750J 8 30 am 1 visited Mr and Mrs Janes Baddel); sunday School of the Air to on a-nd Mr and MIS Jacob Vance October 31 Mexican Orch 11 30 Detroit Unity I Sunday WEAF--.New York lt54 3 OOOJ 6 Center Services 1 00 pm Over Jor Mrs LuurEI Terrv 1f thu; place m Po ular orch 6 30 M1 B!lr."S dan 2 30 The Pt amcrs 3 :ro Old passed away on MondRY OcL 10 at p d cimpany 7 415 The Golib-erus Song Stnrers 5 30 Muslcol Show the home of ~er daughter ~ anC t 9 Pc.pular Prog 9 30 man 6 40 SUcce811 Intervlev.5 Opal Emlth at DamU1e She ha ~ ~rc~rub 10 A P:olfe oa 1cc 7 15 A NiKht. in Paris 7 30 Th~ been In decli llng h"'a.lth the piLI!t g Mcrse 11 15 Jl'SSO Three Bakers 8 00 Popular Melo year &>stdFS her daug:hter sht' 11 L Orw ;l 30 coon Sande> '> or dies 9 46 Slumber Music 11 00 leaves her husband Edwatd Terry C r a !'lf~rC. V :le, d His conn .. "tl The Witherspoon Chorw 11 30 owl a. son Ldand o! Huntington a l Ru Y a " an Vmc cnL Russ Columbo Jl 45 The SQuth Islstet T(1ria Rus~"ll of Rls1ne Sun cue YankeesHis 1; 30ulo.~moance Or Sea Islanders Jean Goldkette"' and 11 brother Elmer tshenerteld of Lc.~;~~ Yorkp 4349 r; 760l 6 45 Champions IR.owlesville and numerous ether ew h '1 Arne" n -relat1ves and tnends all of whom Ncwembt"r 2 Iare mournmg the d mise of u gooo. pm Low,ell~ ThT :~:!ter.i 7 3(; R" Andy "' ~ I wrmcn She was n. daughter ot the cital 8 Dan1er Fight ro; 8 .. o WABC-New Yqrk fJ4B 6 860 ~ 15 late Joslsh and Mnrga.ret Greenlee Dance 9 Careless Love 9 3G T~; De 1 Eigelo\\ s Orch 6 45 B1 d nn I Shenetleld of Meigs county anf;l WM First NlQ:hter 10 Cuckcr 1') Vash 7 Bin~ Crosby 7 15 Da\ 63 Y"ats of age on Sept 10 FPfJCial Claro. Ltr and Em 10 t5 :Pcpul:u Atrams 0 en 7 45 Molt(.ll U) Wil services and JUtermf'nl wert~ fit Frog 11 f.lumber Mu c 11 30 cy 8 15 Slngln Snm 8 30 KaLe Pine Grove on Wcdnctda y in RUS3 Columbo 12 Pllver Tone Smith 8 45 Manhatlan £ rcuader charg" or RC\ Bolton aq:i func a.l Qu!Utet 12 16am, Paul Whit man 8 9 15 The Mill5 B1 ctllt ~ 10 Th" dit"ctor Butler Popuhlr Orchestra Mcdnnlst.s 11 Hreet Sing r 1f 10 WABC-New Yo k 13486 860! lEnrlc Madrlgucras Otch 11 W 6 30om Bert Lown s Orch 6'30 45 R.,d N1<:hol5 Orch 12 Bon E rnle ... ...-,_, _ _ _ Bird and Vash 7 Bing CreebY ' Orth 12 30 Nocturne 1 A 1thcn:v Dome Lesson 7 45 Morton DDW Trlnt s Orch 1 30 Dave Abaam s ney 8 Band Concert 8 16 Abc Oftheatra. lvmans Ba:1d 8 30 Kate Smith s WFAF-Nev. YorkHpm Music 8 t5 Gloom Chasers 9 Pop Orch 6 45 'i'he Stebbm~ B 1i~ ular Hour 10 Show Boal ll Jack Lumber rack8 7 15 Plano D 1 Miller 11 15 Cuban ONh 11 30 1730 Alice Joy 7 45 Th~: Oo l iber~s Dance Orch 12 Guy Lomtardo s B Soconyland Sketches 3 30 P:-~pu Orch lam Red Nichols an1 Hls IAr voice 9 The o~pslC s 9 00 Par Orch 1 30 Dave Abrams Popular ade of the States 10 True Sl r:v Dance Orch , 10 45 Harry Kogen s Orch II No one hkes a person whos., WLW-clnclnnati <428 70{)) 6 0 Coon Banders and Th"it 0 ch pm Dance Orch 6 45 Lowell Thom 11 30 Jesse Clawfcrd ll 45 Cab breath 1s bad So be sure t as 7 A~ n Andt 7 16 Tt CILllc.ways 01ch 12 Paul Wnll <> keep your breath beyond su• Je&ter.a 7:130 Theatre of the Air 8 man ~ Oreh I2 30 am Tweet. Ho Saturday Knleht. 8 30 ~nee gau and His Pcopular Dame Gr tHcion You cc:m do thb by t Cig& Bsnd $~The Flrs.t Nigh WJZ-New York 1349.5 760~ 5 45 garghng w1t .. L15tenne th~ sotit fer 10 Jim and Walt 10 15 Varlet~ JJm I.lttle o pha 1 Ann I 6 15 Pe .. ntlsept1c-1mpruves mouth 10 30 Dance Orch 10 4& Bob New ter van fltecden s 01ch 6 46 Lo" hall 11 Lo8 Amigos 11 SO Doodle ell Thomas 7 Amos n Andy 115 hyg1~:1o :heck• Infection sockPrs 12 Ballroom Orch 1230am 7 15 The Jesters 7 30 Phil Cook 1 ond destroys odors •nstal:ltly Popular Orch 1 Populn.r Ua.nc~ 7 45 Waves or Melodies 8 30 D ath I Or<h I Valel DaYs 9 Popular Orch 0 30 Lambert Pharmc cal Compo .. } WJR-D"'trqit (400-1501 7 pm Mul'lical Dominoes 10 Exp1 "''I $t I..Ju1s Mo, U S ~ AmO;;; n Andy 7 15 Puft's of Rhythm 10 30 Real FolkS 11 eJumbcr ¥u s ao Dance 9 Ernie Holst 11 Orcb 61c 9 30 The PI l!t Nighetr 10 Cuckoc WLW-Cinclnual.i (42& 700 5 45 10 30 Clara Lu and E.m 11 .ao l rm Llttlc Orphan Annie G Old Russ Columbo J2 Paul Whlt'"mll.n Man Sunshine 6 4~ Low II Otom Orch 1 a.m Jean Ooldkette::. as 7 Amos a1d Anoy 7 15 Sun :1.. Chompion.s emilltl Ed McConnell 8 30 Holllnp: I ll;)~! tS WuN-Chlcago ltl64 720> 6 4~ .sweet Melodies 7 '!JO Va1lctv S • Little Orphan Annie 7 B l~tm.. 1Musical Domino 10 H 1mo H llllll.s 20~,000,00t) ""'r'" LILdy 1 15 Hat old Teen 1 30 WOI\ worth Hull 9 Bnnd Cc nc 1t 9 JO a ~ b l F ;: .... Dance Orch "' 45 The oumr~ 800 _ _ - -- --Loules Hungry Ftve B 15 Att KM I ---1sd 6 Orch 9 Mull1cal Hlghlll{his 10 Earl Burtnett s Orch tc liO 1 1Clua Lu and Em 10 ,t5 Art Kn~ f!C I s Orch 11 15 Dream Ship ll 3'l Wayne Kings Orch 12 Ted WrPms 1 11 The Convement Center ' Dance Orch 12 30 am Twtet Hn gan s DAnce Orch of WTAM--Clevela 1d <lBO I07(H 6.. 0 Viennese Ensemble 7 Allee Shel don and Boys 7 30 PopUlar Prog ThE' Gcldberga 9 Popula1 9 30 Night Club 10 B A I "The Playground of Amerlca' IRoll••·• Dance Orch 11 30 Isham Orch 12 Midnight Melodies 12 3Qam Vincent Lopez and lJ Popular Dance and Reoordlng Or\:1 tty 1 What a splendid \U4.'r' \:"oR Mt iO Gn ALL 11-IAT !LjP.- wJ&...Delrolt ----- I IJJISH THtY'D FiGORii:. OUT A ' Ewington t5 II THE SCHOOL LEVY T HIS WEEK, be November third, to exact, the voters Pbmeroy Will be mdlcabng t'be1r preference various candidates and also on the other Il!llues clded 1 uf 1 1 for the to be de all to be decided by the v o t e r s at th1• election IS lo contmue our pubhc schools durinr the I remamder of the y<>a.r or whether we, as taxpay~n and whetlier we are I citizens, Will so far forget our duties and re&ponstblhlles as to allow lack of funds to close them Immediately after I electJon exaggerated and avcr'llritle, and from these uthe cry of wolf" will be the I sunday Mr and Mn! Lc\' 1s Hunt 1 8 nnswer However th e statement stands as true 8 any Mr and Mrs Ev-eaett McKnight statetitent ever made by anyone regardmg any subJect -:r =~~ :~: ~~~~a~n~opp s~ aml I • thl b t th whole affair IS that the I Rev OConner and lomll• 0 I r The redeemmfi( ng 8 ou e ReecbivUle visited Mre N c Sayl'l c w Cahaan local black~mllh ac)to0l children may continue In school wtthout 8 cent ad Prlday 1is .so much Improved from his rc djt I t t Chu Foster visited friend! cent 1Jine&l a8 to 00 able t) do llghl "1 1ona cos o our taxpayers If they wJil but vote for the at Mt<t Racine one day last wPk work In the shop uow partl~)patiOn m state educatiOnal equalization fund Mr and Mn Oliver Yokely aM _ __ _ _ _ i;rft18 1s _. fund through which we have been recetvmg ~~:J01:: ':~t ca~;\~e ~ tlle amount of some twenty thousand dollars and 1 serious mness ot the latter B l!lon the people tn a community place their cross ind1cat- \vt.'t;~ !!~~rv~~:;nta~ :=e~ero) they want to participate, the state furnishes the Mrs. van Wolle spent • rcw ty must ctaya of last week with her sls~r h d th In ord~r to acquire t at a1 1 e com mum 1Ml'l John lloback and huaban clti,zett8 to a certam pol'\t, •• an lndi~•tlon of the1r of Rail>• •" 1• 1 = itt tM Thl~ has matter been. done beretoforo 1.!~::; Was It Wrong- PlckOhS ""'""' home lot the tormahty of a vote but duQ to ~nother one of \ Mr• Ohaa Shain Mn M•"- 1 Philson Mrs Okey Sayre of An I of the past legislature they insloted that a vot ' tlqulty Mrll Eroeot Grim and son I ThiS therefore is the result BIJ'be of Letart were among those v.... ttng Wl'il N C Sayre Sunday cost to our c1hzens wil not be one cent morr~ TI1e qua~Une was lifted aun I • ' I I :.~i~~~:i~h~~os ttbeen m the past but 1f we vote BiB1D8t the par day from thellome or Pete Wolfr ~ ld h h who haa been contlned for the past Will prevent utj from recetVJnlf t 11e Q, W lC three week11 for acorJet fever •111,ajils that the schools here will be closed Immediately Roeno Rhodes and Mar,uem il Sarson& llpent Saturday wtth Kas election e per Sayre and family of Anttqutty u d d ft f th ' origt Howard Nefller and faml Y a~ 0 , followmg by S K u~ur 18 ra er e - companied by Mrs Maude .Johniila1 nal ihimmum !o\alnry and state atd law• In 1916, will give and Joele Pickers visited Todd P c lr:en& and family of Lanasvllle sun an 1H~Ight to the law day !~'By careful computatwns it wa::o; found that by an I II IMrl by ~':'e~~we:..._the.;::~de~rir:.=nor Mr and Mrs John Cutor Fern RadcHft and family vlaited Charlie Radcllft Sunday Mr and Mrs Murl Davis nf Rut bmd spent the we-~t tn<l with Oak Stansbury IUld fam1Iv 1 I .~,.. of the tax district Senate b• 1 337 provides for Mra P lr. Vale ol Dy..vlUe spml ean ec'\'YrII Th 1 Eunl'lav with her mother t:rs Anifl<rease vote on taxatwn above 16 m1 s 18 s one na Ootr f th~•tax measures enacted at last sesswn of the Legtala- Mrll Thf'lma Btansburv and Mre 0 h II h h Dale Etant~burv and children vlsi~ ture ·-~Th1$ school vote IM included m t IS aw w IC re- e<t \1 ith the formers ststiO!r Mrs qutrCisi positiVely that the !oiChooJ dtstricts that do not give :~ry McCarley or Well!ton Mon I ~·.r: cetve;,~tate aid "All districts raceJVmg state &ld have se be levy an d l h IS Ievy can m no Ca l~~i~~,~~:~~~~;·:~o~::t~h~e~re [ M• and Mn A F Sb;son and g:randdauwhter ll"liglllll Morrtt;op o1 Albany ware the s~atJr. of Mr voted for the and Mrs w w Sisson Sunday more than 3 Mr anrt Mrs Glen oune ann ~ \ dauahter Maxine spent the week For This Girl to Steal Another's Place in Society? • AfOUCRADt Old Salem 1t 18 correct and all question& covers It will b~ for the school dlstncto oth&r tllan otRt• aid that ' ~lie time for which ~" J'"~:~J/!:~18 st~le afd ~~·~~t I• vqifl :;\ ~::.;l'l~r~'l""'' nl,ey votetl St~te 1ifquallzatlon " *11!• to vo t e f 11 " or &QJile scho<tJs m the thqae q'ltll ~P "X" state ltave been Marysvlll~ were clo•"ll••t nr•t qr latQr OJIIY has o"'ploy tha week enct 1 'fill~ .~r;n• of Middleport 11 with her ' ' " I ~ an~ Ill' ~k etrono were el!l!r••· 1!1!1 ti'Jiij Blace I or Mr and Mr' l AJma lllrnl!l who 1 =.1'\;lf.! ~~· \\lite. Cll\lllfB the case 1p tl>e future •o IDJ\11 !!• "'*te ~N On your b~llot you wlll ftntllll c*v,l~ll "fqf Ill MTIJ w R Davis wm1 Mr and vqtlnl It to hvs enou11h tp run their aepoolJ ami nqcee•tfY for tile other by FI)ITH BALDWIN __ ~~"~=:.fr~~Y ani or ~ 14!'o; Jt. o f•onn 1 brother Mr ~~!old Sunday weejl ·~J ~\.~~ thn•• l'ttm !Pqt~., ,'::; ~!:~ ·~;'t~; 14r• IYI' MJilor ..,. ~~~ ~~ Qn hll com· ~~P :yr1~~~~:l~~~~·~u::,n~d:pr a ~Qrt~lll ft~Pr~ ~~· AAJ'IIfT.,\. ~~ at At~en. l't'l· 1 ~~t!Ii~;"'~:~-~~~~~. apd 141r~I'I\Pft C~l!l· ;~~"~~'' returoea ~uMa> I .'t! lll'lounta tp ~Dtf\!Jltr liJPfP IM~~--· ~ ~~ -r.::n; •tate tQ \he wu~~~ 4Ji'W\Cf1•1 l! !'1!1 I otronser, we~ltb!er Pp,ft, fyPrl' 1 3~Jir. ~m;r~~;,',~~ •~ppart f!''"' • mov~ ~n<l !1\.:l!e a~re •t;til;il» ¥r an~ I tttU-'•'4 lac~ of fu11 dJl thl• e Oijl fpt 1 ' '" l)oo'""'·; • 9 A Jlal!lduy •P· roPOI•Ina audt• TA Mp A FLORIDA /oslttvely cannot be any mereas" m 1e'd with !:Jm Carpenter and tam revohng this levy,' and without this vote It would 1 _ _ _ _ - -,·- - - to receive state aid, which makes It Imto get state aid Th1s should be worth saving as na ----- I Read •ll aMrmattve vote for the :l mills wtll not conbnue to rc J 5 I 1 the autocratic demand of the state department of edu..,...,.on "'!!:" d t ~~n the constltuttonal amen men on taxatton m 192~~ f-he maximum tax le\ y on real estate wa6 fixed at Hi ""' m11l·\ ~xcept by an atlh matlvl! vo t e of th e maJO rlty of tht! ANY DATE -DO THIS en Carpenter 7 BEFORE LISTERINE d II • 1 extrjl 3 mill lc'Y many d1stmt.o could get alons wtthout "stal:tJ Kid and that those that could not after the 3 mdl lev~ was made could be cared for With It This was enactStanley Dav111on and familv e1f I •• ' Ill 1 t t0 "eed Columblltl l!lpend the week end with 'd 1fito law and the vote on the 3 m evy no ex... Carl Oifden and family I "' be arne a law The 1 per cent tax Hm1t made It Mra D P Romine were vts1tors fl ve , ears c hfll'e Prlday nec•sary for an met eaRe above tne I m1t to be made b~ I Mrs EJecta vale and Mls Anise f th 1 tors of the tax ·d1str1ct So th1s vote be-Ivai eot Dyuvllle apent Jl'rlday with yo t eo e e ec c P' Steward (:•me"flecessary to be Iega I and not at all as many sup Mr and Mn Glenn TUrner of pose I a FOR SALE Old Papers, 5c pel" b00dl e 3 t the D8J.•Y Trl"bone Office. I I ~'lll' ~""';li, 'fo,lth ' I 1 T~1s statement, to some, may be Radio Proffl"aDI 0 To the writer's mmd the most Important thing of NOVEMBt;R 1 W.ABC-New York (348 6 B60l 3 am Mornlna Musical 10 30 Qwet I 1Harmonies 11 1& Edna rhomll.l:i 12 30 am International Broadcast 1 00 Cathedral Hour 3 00 Phil h.armonlc Symphonic Music 5 30 Radio Revue 6 00 Chicago KnlghLs 7 00 TbC World a Buaine&s f 00 Novelty Orch 9 00 Around th 8amover , 10 00 F;rnest Hutcheson 10 30 Tile Gauch& 11 00 ConUn ental strtna Quar~t 11 30 Be11 I llernies's Orch Bd.d1e Duchin and his Orcheatra l~ 30 am Ann r:.eaJ Organlat WEAF-New York 1464: 3 660> , Melody Hour 8 00 The Balla Southland Sketches 10 3~ 11 Neapolitan Dayti .~. ~~~;~~.~,.~1~:1Popula.r 15 pm ~choea Pr081'8mof Orch :1 30 Moon Haney1uckle 3 Wayne 4 Braas Band t.er on lhA vlldtor 11 lineup what a~ attendl'd the" C..io Unlvf>nity• W~ DIES IN COL111f8ll8 llti.le tellow can do ap.l.n.it. tueh .aau cverwheJill.l.na weight Tufty play 1 )eyan c•rne at Athena Baturoay Prlendl hen have received word 1/ • • • Gr ed a whale ot a Kame Mr and Mra. John llrown of of the deat.h ot Zlll 'I1lomu at hb VU'CJDI& e11 Stevefl6 at rlrht 1uard did IKlme l Bannnah o .. are viliUnr wtth Dr ~at au PTt.inirun Aftnut OoPHONE 111-L good work durlnl the w:rUlln&' mo land Mrt.. L. A 'ftw:lmaa 1 Wr 11lomaa na a former (Continued trum JNI -> ,. ~ ments ot the tilt while Gardner WaliM BUI'nB Ranil and GoaclJ res nt or 1114dJeport. bavinlt U'fh ~ ~..:.:: reol=.,.=,..::-.::..:::.:u>d...,.-:tllo:;:::.-.::l~ " Cb'de B&tlyn motol'ed Lo Pt\t&burt:h ed re tor qulte a number uf...,.. wu Ulere with his to usual playing from &tart 1lni&h Chlnlr. l!!laturday momJq to attmd the He • well known 1n t.tt .. relty and ment o1 ...•ant 8ecn&u7 '&me& Want who started at end poaitlo 1 Lee Jahncte u .tdt aueu : Notre Dune~ Teoh same throuehout Yelp county and alt-ernated with Gallagher at I I Mr and Mn L H Pl1cklflier I Puneral arra.naemtnta were not Jahncke a pracUeaJ po;Ut.tdan trorrJ, mtP.rvala or the fray played a ban!&" newlywed~ have returned an1 lire learned here but wm be announced New Orleana, ~ one ot the Prell• up game In 1a.ct the entire Une dent a tnUmatAS ln their home on Pl&her street later did Q:ood wo~k In opentna holes for Adami bu maintalned tlaJtt.. M.ra. Clarence Ramm and son I theil backs and m stopping the Upped auence 11nce friction cr;er BUly v18Jted In Jackaon Friday 1 £11 ploru • Error attac• of lh< Athens team the navy budaet ftnt came to ibe with her 11.Bter Mra M N Cott1n& r lll'hlne mpi1B ne&r Mont!'i'a l re- aurtace matn&alnlnl ye1terday evm I Neal haUb&ck wa!l the Out ham Ml~ Blanch Davl$ of Coa.ll.un t!ehed iu nAme rrom the fact that that he had not Sf!ell oa. ,!_....er~ ~;tan~lng steHar performer of the I Jacket bQcktleld 8.'1 time &Iter time lwu bert Prtday evenlna to attend th011e "bn llllro'f'Pred U helle\ed statement wbieh brought matteJJ tore through the !me for huge the «ame l lhat. In dlilng 110 tbe1 bad reached to a he&d Ibe Beoretary of state sttmaon has saint; then twlsLed away from the Mr and Mrs 0 B Cook of China Jo•r n1 Columbul thou~hf joined Yr Hoover In brandlnl u econdary whkh Ranged aroWld 1 Marietta were here vialtlfl¥ frll. ,d.s l lb1t he hnd r('&cbed llldla ftapntl,y falae GaJ'dlner'a ~ r. :u \l hlle he went. on tor more iilld relatives Prlday The~ also at es that the Prftldent and Premier gains He played a wonderful 1 tended the tootball &&me at MJd MacDonald, ot Enaland re.ehed game at. all times P856lllfl rWl1dleport. held PrldBY evening t: .. naval agreementa two yean 140 V 111tors Show Peppy Combmal!on After Gettm~r Bad ning punting and bloclr.mr making I 1 tween Middleport &net Athens high never oftlelaUy dlvu]&ed ln tb'Jr lhr e of the home ooy s four touch ' oochoola Start; F1rst Touchdown Comea Soon After enUrety and that the s.;!."':linlatra,. aowns and the lone extra point I John We.ley Lona:staft wbo haa t.aon refuaed to let the ~m&te tor .. Beave1 came through with some Fumbled Kickoff Recovered By Localo Ibeen In Columbus tor a visit "lth elgn reJaUons oommittee 8ee the 1 i:l} a." he was !OWld hard to l Mrs Maraaret Elllaon and daugh full ot its neeotlations bnng down once he had satneU ter Mildred Schumak"r returned 1 paratory the London Naval conthe ground to put him Into the se 1 fiNAL SCORE IS 25 TO 0 hvme Wedneaday While In Colum terence o 1930 Idenary territory On one play bus John Wesley attended the I 1f Mr Hoover 18 u auc:c:eulul Pfll .. Be11.ver galllf:lQ eljjht ~ard~ by twist Ohio Btat.e-Y'anderbllt footbi.ll l he thtnlr:s he wm be he "lnt.en,... ~0 Neal Outstand1na In Kickma And Running T uffy 1 Ing !rom '""' dlf!mnt '"'kim aame He wa"' accompanied home 111tBnd ftrmly on h1s demand U.~ o o ' and on e11ch tY.l8t gaming t\\o I by Mrs EIILson and aauahter Oardlner apoliJBJze publlcly for call Lewaa Shows Great Work 0,. Defense, VtsH~rds Estep outpunted the oppo:; / in& him abysma!Jy ianorant In& puntei McDaniels by booting 1tors Weaken In Laat Half thP ball on neatl~ eve1y punt from! I l forty to JULy j ards beaut.iful s pil 1 Lei'• Co llawaha• The Yellol'i Jacket.s or Middle cular nl ng punts v.hich Ju:;l soared higt 1 Tl e S mll&:rit alphabet h11 fO letI pert high school emerged vlctoriDlli. The t \O teaqJs battled at the lenoujlh in the lllr to clear the Bu 1 terti the Pen an tG Armeol&ll ~ halfway mark w1th on~ lone score Dogs1 fheads Riley presentt;d hu; ov~r the AU ens htih school Bu RUiillnD 3a Arabll 28 Engliab 26. 1 to 0 on the Jackets end of Lh" us uu. ast. 1unnmg although "-HS 1ls Found by Grandchildren~ t rerldl ~ aDd Hawallab 12. Dogs F1 aa) night by the scur@ of strmg although the Dogs sport m l!" 1 sed more r:s a biCll'ker !o1 othe1 Saturday Mol'lllllJ', wat 111...J 25 to 0 after a terrific battle the Red and :Bifi.Ci( cmo1s of the t.acks m th1s gume t.han for can~ The game was started with two Athens high school gave the be t 1 lUg the ball I Heart V1etim A CORRECTION t:venly matclu~d lt1ams presentlm they had to almost outpla) the lo AllenswOJth who 1 eplaced Este p A rumor to the effect that I am );Orne of the swiftest deceptive 01 cals duu:ng that. mttlal hulf of t h m the fl! a! quane1 proved to uw Mrs Allen Hartley 58 years of mdU'!erent aa to my electJon to ibe fensl\e plays ever to be given \ly game fans t hat he can pass something: aae was dl8covered dead In her bed liZ' .& -.JI omce of Marahal of MWdleport hal two hij{h school teams here Thf Tufty Lewis who 1eplaccd lu I hlch wllhout a doubt surprised &aturday morning about 7 a clock .D. .i'1l. been In clrculat10n.. thl" paat f~ fast Athens back~ \\ lth their triple b10the1 Ed at center MiiVe a tlnr> l r tJaJ!y everyone When the Jack J apparently havln1 p&Med ewny days and calls for an expi&nt.i.Mln l ns e:; 1cvcrsef; and bchmd th.. [Xhibiytion tune llfter time he was ets had Lhc Dogs up against their To my many friends wbo ISO pnline passes gave he large ClOWtl 6eCn tearing througn the opposmg own goal !me with the fourth down ~:lly alter rellrlns th• noght .. ()rously supported my candidacy in scmc thlill~> whtle the t.eriitlc on line to smear some Athens pia) and about six ya 1 ds to go Aliens S 1t had made no compbmt of shmght or the Ja.ckets during th"' before it had gained headway H"' \\Orth was ca lled back took the ball the primary I wtsh to &a)' t.hat I ~~~ little ShOJ t of specta showed OocdfeUow 217 pound cen !rom center and heaved It ove1 the am a1ncere In mr candidacy want llln...health and hadShe b"'nretired In apparent ThaB baby lrt a draught 1trl~k•n aectlon of Weat Virginia wu one of &cod Friday and need tJle omce and when •l~tthe ultimate consumer• of the foodaturfa given by the American Red nll:ht with two of her small rrand 1 ed will dlacharae the dvtiel ol tbe Croas ln the po:at ltlar. More than 2,750000 peraona were fed by the or- children who diacovered the d'l!!ath o11lce to the beat of my abUity ganiz:at•on when they awakened Saturday The rumor could only emana\1!! ll melta to• amootbaad a MJ morntnc from a maUciaus mind ARd Ita ---=-=~:e;: g::;~ worth who aub6tltuted tor Eatep Mr Hartley who 1s empJoyed at I&UOII. And what a..n.t A rleht source should be conaide1'£d - _.II wJth just five seconds to pia:, the New York Central raUI'OIBd tJmo.mellowed · - ..... ooa~, Yours Truly Vote For Neal broke away trom the defenselyards at Hobson was worlr:tng dur ••r.•ef!IUriD.I"caap... Wm Robaoa ' uBILL" The Satlor ' a.nd Into the open acrosa the goal hg the night and arrived home JU t taking the pass from Ally a.s It few minutes after the body had TI"J' lt fur nueltl.ta. ...._. 1• cleared the opposing backs heads round Death was attributed "fPtabiM.hakedcU.he..tOMted. Don't forpt the Bir just enough to light tairly In Neal trouble follow1ni a.n ex -adwlebe. Your--hMitnlt a.rma The score was 25 to o and held Saturday .--Danner (Chicken or Roeat the game was ended Uwt way just by her hll5band • .,,....,_. Cbeeoe Onler .-., Pork) to be aenecl hJ the CANDIDATE after the kick off a few seconds H d "bert bo" CHAPTER LIX later omer an A I "' Be th any '-'Burc _... h Lad"lei tlu11 moment of sudden danger The FOR "Utter wrong un Martm m1ght Line-ups two daughter& Mrs • I na~td 1 he fau or th'"' man only way-you re w1th me aum t have been biLl the tho1 ght of tim Middleport POS Athens Wtnea:ar ot Dayton ana on Election Novem• CONSTABLE J ('l os to.: I on watcb was sudr\enly YQU Frome? The only way! And second cold blooded crm e foliO\\ ng aghasl Tl :~I burly figure w1th W} n who s to say 1t was an explos>ve that so qu1ckly upon the m rdu of Ke1118 L Kirk ar I •b Of S I11 oantner L Tl1: Roach Graee atThe homefuneral and several 1("-t and Grayson toucht:d by one of ca.ust'!d the damage? A shaky old wall a ury R Pickens (c 1 L G Fields are bel.na completed by Creyke and bmh d1rectcd from tl c the head! ghts of the car by I he hke that-notlung surpmnng about same source at Reggar s Court had Townah.ip T. Lewto c Goodfellow undertakers and wm 00 ll.n roarl s1de was only loo fam1har to Its collapsmg suddenly hkc that mnu touched jJm and Ul11 Gray~on WJtll ,,. '"""' '"' '"' ''"" " ' •• Stevens R a Spe"'r (C) nounced later FOR US TO ANSWER MIDDLEPORT FOLKS! I 1ome My God! Tomght of all wall! a cold thnll of horror "" or l•dd11 t B Picken-' R ,.. Olaort ---'---t mes! If Haste were ta have as ward R E KavaUsh W ArA~YdRdaEtlNhtON 1 llut-but you cant do that man .. \Vhcn Martm ra1 g me np th s J~~ 0 m 1ch as a glmpse beh nd that door! • Riley Q B McDaniel ~ & ll&' ter Lenora 1-Do wt beli"'ve we are travelling t.uward another country every cned.San1 recmhng not when there mormng he was afra1d ~lane II s 15 W - , ,_. ,..,...._ goal line mto Neala waltins arms Neal H B Whipple J are havlna' a small family reunion day drawtnr nearer? The ~h :t:a hon of tlus unexpected are men workmg there! To send 11ertcd h s defect10n )1m s~ 1 I as H B Atklm at home here over the wee;-; 2-Are the boys and ~rls of our town dear te our hearts? <Ianger close on them staggered that wnll crashmg would mean al they waned m the dark shadow of fol the touchdown just five sec Estep ond befOte the game euded It was Beaver P B ?rse1110n 1tx sisten Of the family aet l-Dc we believe they are dta.r to the heart or Chrlat? Frome He ilnd h1s assoc 1at~ !l hll,l;l most ccrta.,m death to themthe trees A dev1l ltl~arnate M'f,rtell a pretty pa!IS and a most appro- ~port. aubetltutes her for the l'lnlt time In oveT t-Is Christ saLlstl.ed wtth the lntluencn we are Plaelnt!: around ,..,...ckon<:4 Wltll the cham;e pQs!i,lblhty Would you rather see the hang mu5t be lor whonu hang ng s too I prlate pla.y """" f • ' 11'Diworth for tiep Thole who came her l.o our YOUD8 tolb? of Wynter and Crayson d1scavermg man s rope roun I all our neck~ ? good-but thank God I on sht should Severson Athens fullba'ck prov Ptr• wr s Kue&te of their father and fl.-Would Chrl8t want we parenti t.o allow our chUdnn tD lod' that workmen were busy at the un :1 :1 1 6-10 are Mrs Charles W Me on the streets at all houra of the nlfht? derground door that nsk \\as un broke m Martell You sentimental see the br.gmmng of tl e e1 I for hun cd the most conslstant ground M H 8 as at times during the gam A H .S f 2 1 1- 8 of Akron Mn Crary 6-Are we sati.Bfted with the way our publlc otftcera are living up avOidable Only at th!!' worst these fool but for yon Wynter, that mght ;;tnd h1s v1lla n Cii he broke out With camcr he roced away for fifteen and twen Penallle• M H S -15 fd,& A TOletlo Mrs A B Brower to their duty as l"tvant& of ttle public? lv.o could have no ~pthonty to c:le he came prymg at Monks1lver- a ficrc:e mtf'n s ty ty yard gains He did SOIDe nice H f!l-1.5 Ydl \ Mr and Mrs H P 7- Who does Chrlat want q~~ to elect this Ume? damned bulldog Enghshman that he Inspector Ha~te nodded gr mly mand !hat the door sho ld ue un 1unnJng <\tklna half ba~ was 01Dclals-Referee Ohrl!lt 0 U City Mrs E R 8-What art we doing about the booUegger who ltv~ next cloOJo Yes -th~ rope 9 v.a1tmg for hun locked B 1t- WY11lcr had brought 1s-v ouldn t have left tht- place ahve th~ best defensive man Ott the Ump Robinson 0 U Head to WI? to tell tafe~J about Crayke or lo brmg and he \\Ott l escape 11 th 1!1 t111e the pollee! visiting team stopping plays of the linesman Odatrer 0 U &-Are W" prayinr fbr him as well &I ftghttnt Satan for hll soun 1 the pollee here to Begga-r 1 Court l"•e got the grounl• watc ht' rl e"cn Yellow Jackets before Lhey had -- - - OPPOSES MOVE I~Parent3 how well do we know ehtist? " tomghtl It was you who ms boathouse watched There s 1 ~~ sted we lhe 1 PANIC met the line of scrlmmagP DIES IN III:ATTLE Oct :U-INS-Op 11- How much do 1ft believe 1n that immortal 80111 In ~ should 111pare hta hfC'-al)d see what one chance 1n ten tl al Martell "Ill Olsen nght tacltle of the Bull Word hu beiln recotvc::,i.l he1e by proJ)O&(Id purchase children? Th(! re wa~ pan c 1n Frome s eyes those sc.ruples of yours have done sl1p out of that net Dcgs gove a good account o! him friend! of th~ de&th ot WUIIam 8 Caah Res:Jater corn 12-Do we believe th.., 'Cto8S of calvary the only He knew wh~t that meant Very for usl And not content w 1th that l wondu how f'}r Mr~ \f rt n Pountiln of ell at that pos1t10n playing ,. Wall former well known Mident pany of the aasets of The Cl 1 1 an immortal soul , qmckly very stealllu ly he began to you d mterfere 4gaml was m her husbands ccrcts Ja1J 1 bang up game at all times He o f Mlddl.por I •• D·M•Jer compan, Nr w 8 ~ dlod Oft Rem•--•~""•""' 1 c··• _ . 1 ncs... 13-Doeans ns bell ar th t righteouli Ucth to b t In said lo have been a sub player 23 at hi~ home In Beatie Wuh Ilion N Y valued at more than we eve a neHB eu a lr'n U 1 ~. move tr.tward the house Vt.Jth h1~ The sudden funous outburst had )1m s11ddcnly I wa:; bu t per f oame d exec Ilontly durmg - H e Jar ., •• reproochbellto any ommous news stnpped away the usual suav11y from He was wondl'r n~ vhtthu they I ton at the are of INI - 000 000 w.. ra•··~ h•,. .. today ho l"Do thapoople? -~~t te th h of .....we eve man "" th•" i ..... ~tfhl.... t uJu-w thcan...en r d e eart In the hou11e Martell and Sant Marlell s vo1ce ~.:ould learn anylh ng fro 1 her of 1 ~he h ardesl or batte1lngs from the Iv"'I•" d hv his WI re Mrs .Hannah tederal court by •ttomeys f1 localll Witt Wall on-e dat.llhter and two United State8 KOvernm~t conquer ................ even e ...... uor ernon were ~'alttng 1n a fever of mpatlence For the moment at lca~t were frank Severn and of that other 1111~s MJddlepOJ t took advantage of a IIOn!l all Uvlnr In SeatUe 15-Do w belt,'ve God had a. Real Purpose when He oommandcd until t~e workmen should be throu~h safe. Whatever t!1e poltce may sus- IDS man ll~ham b cak at the opening kick of! When This family formerly Una on C us to Remember the Sabbath Day to keep lt Holy?.. t,:;, w1th thc1r Ia I ors Orlce the coa~t pect they c:an do nothmg Without r•taa Saalr.e Wortbip 16---Are we as a peop!.o tv c:arTJ :\,thlll J1Ul1)08e? nn Atttens onck fumbled ilen Pick corner of Hamilton and lo~r Tl ·r LrviDJ ~'I was cle.Br they ntust hurry through more proof than they ve got yel- INTERRUPTION ens kick otl on his owr\ twenty Street and will be remern l' bllt.>t~t h~LVHrx a1 tilt ~ui,.M 11-I"o we bell ..ve It we Jive Satan &n be will take a ~.. lhe la'k of emptymg the crypt of 1h that pronf that 1f you had your way Almost as J1m t\1 oke from be:;ond the ;}ard line and Chink ward re by many or our older fle.lll ot Knlfl'SOIJ l11 Cretp Ia • rt'.•ddeJJce I \ whether tt be bre&.kln1 the Sabbath dAy or drt~ boou? , dangerous contents-not only the they d find m the crypt w1thm the the further &Ide of the rums a ,ound I covc 1N BeBver made o. t\tstdown ,T eonralnh11 Jliflt NJ or tmt1 ""!1~11! 19-How much Chante are we a:tvln1 Cbrl&t to bullH a cleau cocaine h 1t somethmg e\'eu mote n<-t half hour •• sp II Ia f 11 h on a spmner piny v.hlch cQrnplet.el, and other objt.'o: ts relnrerl to ll form slljou,r terqp rate Mld~leport') l. .. c m or a came wit startlittQ: ~>uddenne~s , dangerous and dammng stJ!I to them of us I ratscd IDClSIVl' voce that arntd fooled the \Jiutors and by EKJthc of ser1wnt worthftt Uh--Are we hea.rlna: Hla VOice !!laYing T..oke- Qly .,Yoke upon yolt' Not untd 1hen would they (c:el safe. "Th , onl o f k snappy performance lhe ball was CLASS MEETS a.nd Become a labourer f.olether with me? r ere Y ne way o eepmg oenetralmgly over the ark grounds The 'Rappy Hustle~·· St•l4cf Deer 20-LWW w ftnally meet Hl.m In the HOmeland al¥1 hN.r Hb The door was fl g optn abruptly lhem on tlus s1de of that under"Not th 1s tlme Frome you !!lith woaked down to the five ya 1d line but tbc BuJI Dogs bucked up and the Chut;cb. of Chrlst Peel i Hrlh:nltrl\ llllliP lt"f'r lll'f' well dQile good and faithful ~~ervant. enter Thou lq_t.o ~ Jo1' $ and Frome broke Ill With hiS breath gr-·nd d~r h< went on long your damne d mur d erou~ 1cksl ...u .,... held them for downs and they lost church btJaement Prlday.. very loud In tl elr rn1 ~-:e nnd ,11mneof Thy Lor'd? less warmng enough to g1ve us breathmg space m A strangely fam!IJar 01 re f 'lOt The r·ohce are here! I ve JU<I who•h o mak• o t I 1 the ball Q"ll!uldteenaJOJedn"-bea H a lhiGW~e n tlruea die t star,nllbn whf'...ll nnJy .. ... o ur ie away or I s to Haste to his two omran ons McDaniels punted out to hlS qwn -·· r 0 ~ 0 B.6! a few 11 ltps 11 1111' nanple forn~re II seen Wynter and lirayson at t he oom• to lh'l no • wthat made ]1m and lJ11l ";ra~son gates w1th a Scotl:~nd Yard manNo no I wont agreel Not when excliange a sw 1ft <~mazed .. lar~ce th1rty yarda line which was !.&ken by ning hers were present to enjoy eveNeal pas.<; on safety cal.ch A ten In plaf.irtK Haste!" 1t mca~s the death or those menl' Ilsham! ~rnke 1rom Jnn half I1 yard from Neal to Beaver wa.s At spent tlie ciOBe ol the V(tJAUllames evenings en ~~~iil~~i!~tti Hastel Sant'.s vo1ce as he •choed c ·' S 1 lh h dd B 1h Beaver refreshments 1n ke,ep rlt:u an Wl a s u er u IS mcredulously That l'as Usham s I goOO for the touchdown the name traded off Iilio a gasp of protest wu wavenng leu re~olute yo 1ce • 1 unnlng the necessary twenty Ove were served l;)amc He glanced round to see lhat Further concealment wall .lltt of yards for the touchdown after he He'B not \Jere for nothing that a Frome bad already left the room tht question now Two shnll blasts tecelved the ball NeaL bucked the Walter l"TIOoe stude 1t of 'Ohio ccrtam-and lhrre a a car outstde m A d h k M t 11 k h extra point over and the fray was U.nl;t:Ersity was here Friday even the road that pretends to have F~me\a~e;o::~r :hat ~~;pe~t~ on a pohce whllltle cnt through the waxing hot ,. hS to attend the Middleport Ath broken down I thought nothing of d. mgbt-Haste 11 st~lll to the men From that point on t.he two ens KftPlE' erran posted oub1de a t~e lane-as the Enltnet Shuler and 11 till I saw Haste 1t meana they .,e In Ius haste Frome had forgott~n three dashed oot of cover to rac:e teams battled on almost even terr$ I until the ., histle denoting the half - - - - - - - - - - - - got the front guarded-and pretty to tell h1s confedero~.tes 11.bout Mar 1 d 1 Athens gained two more first doWN · · c;ertamJy the Side gates as well I tms Wife. ~~ln~l~r,'rectlon ot t lat qu~:er star 1 over the Jackets In the flrst quar Sant s b~&. round face was l1ke • • • • I By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma ter although the game during the aray chalk. CAUTION Martell's hmt had fallen ~n fruit .. I first and second period conslpted Theil this spellll the end--" he Avo1dmp: the ma1n gates winch ful S(hl A mad reckless.ness seemed mostly of punts from one Nlde to As solace to th~ young men who, wete 1t not for the VIgJience broke out With a aulp they euessed would be watchrd to possess Fromr. To prevent that the other Middleport p.lolng ,eon Martell stall lieemmgly as cool as Haste and hit. two compantons made underground door bemg :Jpencd siderable ground on the exchan~ of the police, would tum roads mto speedways, why ShQu)d ever ID fad of thll une.xper.ted dan the.r way towards the qmet lane thal seemed to h1m the one th1ng that of punts they not try the sp01>t of ghdmg? Th1s fonn of recreatiQII offers The two tea.rns came back &er mterrupled htm Impatiently bounded one Side of the grounds mattered supremely now He was field at. the besm:nlng of the a much bet~ manner of breakmg one's neck than is to be met in Throwmg up the sponge al Half way down th1s lane waa the rudy to snatch at any desperate fLady? There was a sneer 10 the second gate but th1s they avo1ded alternatwe And there was~ot a 1 halt With determinatioQ ~~~;~ an automobile cra•h It 1s preferable too, as in nine cases out ol over their faces The rasp of his VOice Pull yourself too Th1rty yard' away from n second to lose when at any moment I '"~Dened up tn this naif ten harm comes onl} the nitrep1d bmlman hnnself gether man! The)' re Waiting or where a clump of trees threw a dtep the fJOhce m1ght appear on tht eccne. four mc.re first downs thon that door to be opened tmtd at 8 sharfow the three men chmhcd tht: As to the fate of the men work1n11 posltlop and also scored Jokmg as1de. ghdmg costs little, provide3 thnlls, and teachopened whatever they may suspect wall and d oppcd qutetly down on l'lnder the doomed wall Frome, full I touchdowns they have no evtdcnce agaln!lt Ull- the other s1de under shelter of the af that desperate purpose. was a1 J The second touchdown WRH made es one the use( of the a1r as no engine borne plane cou;ld what ev1dence <:an they have? Ev~<- dlj.rkne•s callouB ae a gang gunman, reckleu after Tuffy Lewis tecovf!l'tld. a b&IJ dence In plenty bchmd thal door From the ruins came the faintly of any consequences d only he could fumbled by Atkms on hill own - Jncideiitally, this cool morning us a yes--but that door mustn 1 be reflected hght of flares w1thm that save h1s own neck Wteen y&.rd llne and Beaver rip I somebOdy, preferably b-omeone who 1s handc.uffed, and 1t occurs opened I We arranged II before when rooAe1s shell of crumbhnK walls. the Once the way to that door wu Ded otr 12 yards taking t.hf! ball to that meddlesome fool Wynter harsh grating rattle of wtnd1as!l lear and the secret behmd 1t 1atd the three yard line Ne&l plwtgcd that the fellow we would hke to have m that shape 18 the man relooked hke making thmgs awkward cables the: ceasleu hum of actav1t1es re to the pollee the thought over for the goal but mlased th~ •ponSJble for the slump, but It would be a hard thmg locate him It can be: arranged agam-most bel Wonder how soon the)' II be of that turned btl blood to water. extra point In the tlnal period of thl:' rra~ Martell added With a 1meanmg glance through wdh thetr JOb?,. speculated More than hrB l1berty, h1a vecy hfe, , Perhaps we might begm With the banke~, and dougtless they Severson took an underhand pasa at Frome Its our ast lhancc Hasle It means our keepmg m the would bP. m danger Frome 8 eyes bt up background here u"til they are I Sltaftl-.r Frome ttole through the from Dav1d a substitute back and refer us to thror depoSitors. The depositors would point would .. You v~ said It Doctor' he Ct1cd only hope Marhn 1 l\'de had the darkne11 ati"O!III the grounds, seem.. raced from his own thirty tlve yard Ito their cred1tors, and Cl'li!htors might wen lay the on eagerly And the !lame way! sense for her own sake to obey 10 mgly utterly deserted He crept up line to Middleport s thirty ~~ev"n I betore Neal overtook him brlnilnlJ their creditors No you must be mad to thmk of structionll and keep her mouth shut to the O'U.mbling outer wall of the him down with a beautttul tac::tle 1tl' broke out Sant In a startled when she went bade to Beggar's nun9. From the other 1lde came the The third touchdown was made Eventually 1t might be ~ISCOYered that we .ourselves are votce Court" sound& oi the men busy Wlth wind.. 1 attflr Neal broke throush fOI' n. Martell cut harshly scross hu He bad tried to 1mpress upon the lass and crowbar No other aoqnlf. forty yard tWl beginning on the responsible. b.mter hearted assoc1ate .t protest half d111ratli'ht woman that to fol- the coast clear l'{e had brought wttb tltt)' yard line and ending on th-t • low her first bhnd pa1s1onate ampulae huD all that was neceuary for tarry. ten Neal showed some of the beat We aloo mipt fin .. that all our buoine. . concema increuPESPERATION and tax Martell and Sant wJth her rng out that stnt&ter purpose, those 1cverses of tleld that has ever bet!n w;tnessed here during th18 fll1ht 1n "May u well be anged for a SUtpiCIOnS WOUld merely be to put meant Of aeltrUctiOD had long heeD ed their newopaper advertisins we mirht be induced throup that aheep a• a lamb • There was an ev1l them on the1r a:~rd and nught well kept tn reat1meas aRalnat some aacb the elear but wa.s overtaken by an adnrlioiftl to i n c , _ our buyinc ten or tweqty per cent, and if Athens bb.ck who was oollllderabJy ghnt ID thil reckless cr1m nal !I eye~ an the case of desperate mea, be daa .. emergencr faster The next play Wall a touch we did there would no olump. -w1ld mad e1e1 they looked llOW to gerou1 to herldf. down With Neal carrylnr the ball 'h AN ULTIMATE CONSUMER '-------------------------.. 1 consl.l:t.an~ ---- "• YEllOW JACK[TS SHOW flASHY fORM TO OHEH ~THEN~ BUll OO~S WITH ~M [ COMP~R~TIVE EAS[ IN NIGHT G -· I Is reco} 1 Middleport Lady Dies D~g Night 00 I I I - : Ftreproof - • Steam Heat •• Radioo Home·hl!e Atmosphere, Lar~re, A1ry Roomo 5JNICJOu• Lobby, Monanlne and Outd110r Balcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat• tie Crook, Turkaoh and Ruu,.n Bath• and many other Cooveniencea 4 'Top o' the Town" D1ning 'P..ooiJl and Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We mv1te you lo ltve at $41 to II! 1 Europoan The H I L L S B 0 R 0 l\\ii~Jie~~, 1 I 4 L B. Skmner, Prea Weekly rat.. and C. J. Jack110n, M1r foldero o'l apptl4tlol\ ,. Telephone M..s&4J . I Day, :~~~~~~~~=:~~~be~r~3~~~P~n~·ee~~SO~~c~en~ta~-~~C Ir ' , I I met 11 :a Central - • •J Wm. Robson 1 W. C. T. U. J~~~~~~~~;;~~~~;~~~~~;;;~~~~~~- I "OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" • l -our • f! Ir AIDerlean l;heese l " ..B.. "'ltll ft .r T 1 ..~ Sidney Warowick.... pre. Europe Beckou fAMl"A IS LARGEST UOTF:L .. I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINI? Hotel Hillsboro i'l I I Author ol "The Office Wile" Fanchon Meredith steps into tbe shoes of a society dar· line-hoping to leave behjnlf forever ~er gunman sweet• he"rt. Fate not to be outdone, thunders with dram11 ~Qd tense emotion for Fanchon. •• Middleport - _._ •N ews .---~~~~.!.!.!~-----==========- to filllf•~n 'tll!llite W ilif-f to I t]W hlame if be (Anothm Chapte1 of Stoty On Page S1x' ftn&l touchdown of the eame l' Wllf'lThemad~ on a paM from Aliena- ' �• llt!Nl)'l)', NOVDIIIEil.!.. lUI THE DAILY TRIBUNE, POMEROY IIUNDAY NOVlPOISR 1, 11131 OHIO Ro-. Pi"' 10 1& Bob NowhaU ID 10 Rtal J'oiU IIJJII (lhlme 12 Dai1<io o..h II 100m Joltiuoy !lamP !llld wa Donee Oroh AU the! Co-.1 Problems Aren't in the Mines~;,-'1 li~PiiH liiiNl- -- ' ..... 11~1 P'.UIUII!l ~W ~. .: uTili••" ~"P!miiiNo ""P~.P·P·~~ '"'TO nr ce.u.A12' ~ OOII!!'Jfl{• II.. 400-'1&0 • ..,.,., Phantom Announcer T AmCII n ,mdy, 1 15 The Atlltouall UO krenaders 8 30 POpUlar :&;laemble ' Popular (keh ' Ill> -loJI Doo Mn. ,loha 5;;.~ P..-denl of Piod.,..tioD of Wom· ea'• Clubo, Speak• mtnoea ~"" 10 ExpreaB 10 10 Real Polk u Slumber Music 11 SO RUI6 Co· Jumbo 1~ Jane Frohman 1 Orch 1:. 1..; Popular Dance Orchestra 1'"" ..... Clllllp - I Pitty Jh.ra of aervtce to human- one to do th&t task ~d 1 And AI members of t.h1a areo.t bodY lt q our prlvlleae to ana" er the Am the f!'ed CtoA 18 ad.dl.nc to that re- erlcllll Re::l OrOSI Roll Call-our t.Jrd all the time,... not only in d&y1 RoD Call-betw~n November Uth cf aervlee but tn tbe mulutude and 215\h It k, our• t.o .. espond w th DUdleY came;;-and famJ17 ol 1 and varletlea ot 1rr11ee .,ha .ever contrlbUtkln we ClUJ makt. Colwnbu.s were reeent 1 ues~ or his AI Irvin Cobb bat llld we do tnUng that we are haV ...lB a defi· fathf'r rl p cameron and latnOJ' not 14U to Uli.Dk of tbe Red CI'OII nite part ln ~he accomplLsnm.:nta Ra:,mond McOhee and fiUlllly ot a1 a charity but u a ping C!Ci.'\ ct the R{.d C~s Just lUI much as Columbus "VLIIited home ront:.a over cern with a kten brain to plan h thl! kt:en br&tn and skilled tin;~· the week end and llkU!ed 'ft.n&en to execute tto~~ erts were our o~ l for without W: Ma and Mrs Jlnrmon Sprouse of corporate ac:tlvitJu and tt 11 JUit and c.ur contrlbuttons of mcney cl Allee are the parents of a new dau bcause of - these qualities that Ic.ya1ty a..ld 1ood wlll <=Ven that MavBee and three chll whEntvcr there 11 a big humanlt&r· fine brRln and th Otl c..Iever ftuger& ght.er Mrs Ertta Mamle la.n tuk to be done we .anmedlat.e tcu1c.; not carry on the el 1 work dren have returned to Akron after Jy call upon the Red Crc.sa 1ua t.he In every ttme of distrec 5 So a~~oall spetldlng the summer with h r creantzatton beet mt"d ~lwa)'a In November we will gladly alUIW r parents. :Mr ond Mrs Poleley w1lling and In all particular:~ the Here Hannah Edwards waa home tr:Jm mioa 6 VanitY Pair 7 Varlet~ Columbus over Sunday 7 15 Jolly Rtvue '1 30 Pcpulw Mrs Cynthia Terry and family Prosram 8 Ponuln.r Melodies 9 15 guBiit.s Sw1daY of :Mr and Mrs Stag Party 9 45 Slumber !,Juslc H H Wiseman 10 15 Dance Orch 10 45 Ji!hnny Elwood Matthews of Columbus Hamp s Orch 11 Ballroom Orch spen Sunday with the B B Mat ~a 1:1 Henry Theis 01cb l am thews family _ _ _ _ _ _......____ ,_ .,.. Dance Orchestra PeverEll relatives from Buffalo .. WJR-Detr01t (tOO 750J 8 30 am 1 visited Mr and Mrs Janes Baddel); sunday School of the Air to on a-nd Mr and MIS Jacob Vance October 31 Mexican Orch 11 30 Detroit Unity I Sunday WEAF--.New York lt54 3 OOOJ 6 Center Services 1 00 pm Over Jor Mrs LuurEI Terrv 1f thu; place m Po ular orch 6 30 M1 B!lr."S dan 2 30 The Pt amcrs 3 :ro Old passed away on MondRY OcL 10 at p d cimpany 7 415 The Golib-erus Song Stnrers 5 30 Muslcol Show the home of ~er daughter ~ anC t 9 Pc.pular Prog 9 30 man 6 40 SUcce811 Intervlev.5 Opal Emlth at DamU1e She ha ~ ~rc~rub 10 A P:olfe oa 1cc 7 15 A NiKht. in Paris 7 30 Th~ been In decli llng h"'a.lth the piLI!t g Mcrse 11 15 Jl'SSO Three Bakers 8 00 Popular Melo year &>stdFS her daug:hter sht' 11 L Orw ;l 30 coon Sande> '> or dies 9 46 Slumber Music 11 00 leaves her husband Edwatd Terry C r a !'lf~rC. V :le, d His conn .. "tl The Witherspoon Chorw 11 30 owl a. son Ldand o! Huntington a l Ru Y a " an Vmc cnL Russ Columbo Jl 45 The SQuth Islstet T(1ria Rus~"ll of Rls1ne Sun cue YankeesHis 1; 30ulo.~moance Or Sea Islanders Jean Goldkette"' and 11 brother Elmer tshenerteld of Lc.~;~~ Yorkp 4349 r; 760l 6 45 Champions IR.owlesville and numerous ether ew h '1 Arne" n -relat1ves and tnends all of whom Ncwembt"r 2 Iare mournmg the d mise of u gooo. pm Low,ell~ ThT :~:!ter.i 7 3(; R" Andy "' ~ I wrmcn She was n. daughter ot the cital 8 Dan1er Fight ro; 8 .. o WABC-New Yqrk fJ4B 6 860 ~ 15 late Joslsh and Mnrga.ret Greenlee Dance 9 Careless Love 9 3G T~; De 1 Eigelo\\ s Orch 6 45 B1 d nn I Shenetleld of Meigs county anf;l WM First NlQ:hter 10 Cuckcr 1') Vash 7 Bin~ Crosby 7 15 Da\ 63 Y"ats of age on Sept 10 FPfJCial Claro. Ltr and Em 10 t5 :Pcpul:u Atrams 0 en 7 45 Molt(.ll U) Wil services and JUtermf'nl wert~ fit Frog 11 f.lumber Mu c 11 30 cy 8 15 Slngln Snm 8 30 KaLe Pine Grove on Wcdnctda y in RUS3 Columbo 12 Pllver Tone Smith 8 45 Manhatlan £ rcuader charg" or RC\ Bolton aq:i func a.l Qu!Utet 12 16am, Paul Whit man 8 9 15 The Mill5 B1 ctllt ~ 10 Th" dit"ctor Butler Popuhlr Orchestra Mcdnnlst.s 11 Hreet Sing r 1f 10 WABC-New Yo k 13486 860! lEnrlc Madrlgucras Otch 11 W 6 30om Bert Lown s Orch 6'30 45 R.,d N1<:hol5 Orch 12 Bon E rnle ... ...-,_, _ _ _ Bird and Vash 7 Bing CreebY ' Orth 12 30 Nocturne 1 A 1thcn:v Dome Lesson 7 45 Morton DDW Trlnt s Orch 1 30 Dave Abaam s ney 8 Band Concert 8 16 Abc Oftheatra. lvmans Ba:1d 8 30 Kate Smith s WFAF-Nev. YorkHpm Music 8 t5 Gloom Chasers 9 Pop Orch 6 45 'i'he Stebbm~ B 1i~ ular Hour 10 Show Boal ll Jack Lumber rack8 7 15 Plano D 1 Miller 11 15 Cuban ONh 11 30 1730 Alice Joy 7 45 Th~: Oo l iber~s Dance Orch 12 Guy Lomtardo s B Soconyland Sketches 3 30 P:-~pu Orch lam Red Nichols an1 Hls IAr voice 9 The o~pslC s 9 00 Par Orch 1 30 Dave Abrams Popular ade of the States 10 True Sl r:v Dance Orch , 10 45 Harry Kogen s Orch II No one hkes a person whos., WLW-clnclnnati <428 70{)) 6 0 Coon Banders and Th"it 0 ch pm Dance Orch 6 45 Lowell Thom 11 30 Jesse Clawfcrd ll 45 Cab breath 1s bad So be sure t as 7 A~ n Andt 7 16 Tt CILllc.ways 01ch 12 Paul Wnll <> keep your breath beyond su• Je&ter.a 7:130 Theatre of the Air 8 man ~ Oreh I2 30 am Tweet. Ho Saturday Knleht. 8 30 ~nee gau and His Pcopular Dame Gr tHcion You cc:m do thb by t Cig& Bsnd $~The Flrs.t Nigh WJZ-New York 1349.5 760~ 5 45 garghng w1t .. L15tenne th~ sotit fer 10 Jim and Walt 10 15 Varlet~ JJm I.lttle o pha 1 Ann I 6 15 Pe .. ntlsept1c-1mpruves mouth 10 30 Dance Orch 10 4& Bob New ter van fltecden s 01ch 6 46 Lo" hall 11 Lo8 Amigos 11 SO Doodle ell Thomas 7 Amos n Andy 115 hyg1~:1o :heck• Infection sockPrs 12 Ballroom Orch 1230am 7 15 The Jesters 7 30 Phil Cook 1 ond destroys odors •nstal:ltly Popular Orch 1 Populn.r Ua.nc~ 7 45 Waves or Melodies 8 30 D ath I Or<h I Valel DaYs 9 Popular Orch 0 30 Lambert Pharmc cal Compo .. } WJR-D"'trqit (400-1501 7 pm Mul'lical Dominoes 10 Exp1 "''I $t I..Ju1s Mo, U S ~ AmO;;; n Andy 7 15 Puft's of Rhythm 10 30 Real FolkS 11 eJumbcr ¥u s ao Dance 9 Ernie Holst 11 Orcb 61c 9 30 The PI l!t Nighetr 10 Cuckoc WLW-Cinclnual.i (42& 700 5 45 10 30 Clara Lu and E.m 11 .ao l rm Llttlc Orphan Annie G Old Russ Columbo J2 Paul Whlt'"mll.n Man Sunshine 6 4~ Low II Otom Orch 1 a.m Jean Ooldkette::. as 7 Amos a1d Anoy 7 15 Sun :1.. Chompion.s emilltl Ed McConnell 8 30 Holllnp: I ll;)~! tS WuN-Chlcago ltl64 720> 6 4~ .sweet Melodies 7 '!JO Va1lctv S • Little Orphan Annie 7 B l~tm.. 1Musical Domino 10 H 1mo H llllll.s 20~,000,00t) ""'r'" LILdy 1 15 Hat old Teen 1 30 WOI\ worth Hull 9 Bnnd Cc nc 1t 9 JO a ~ b l F ;: .... Dance Orch "' 45 The oumr~ 800 _ _ - -- --Loules Hungry Ftve B 15 Att KM I ---1sd 6 Orch 9 Mull1cal Hlghlll{his 10 Earl Burtnett s Orch tc liO 1 1Clua Lu and Em 10 ,t5 Art Kn~ f!C I s Orch 11 15 Dream Ship ll 3'l Wayne Kings Orch 12 Ted WrPms 1 11 The Convement Center ' Dance Orch 12 30 am Twtet Hn gan s DAnce Orch of WTAM--Clevela 1d <lBO I07(H 6.. 0 Viennese Ensemble 7 Allee Shel don and Boys 7 30 PopUlar Prog ThE' Gcldberga 9 Popula1 9 30 Night Club 10 B A I "The Playground of Amerlca' IRoll••·• Dance Orch 11 30 Isham Orch 12 Midnight Melodies 12 3Qam Vincent Lopez and lJ Popular Dance and Reoordlng Or\:1 tty 1 What a splendid \U4.'r' \:"oR Mt iO Gn ALL 11-IAT !LjP.- wJ&...Delrolt ----- I IJJISH THtY'D FiGORii:. OUT A ' Ewington t5 II THE SCHOOL LEVY T HIS WEEK, be November third, to exact, the voters Pbmeroy Will be mdlcabng t'be1r preference various candidates and also on the other Il!llues clded 1 uf 1 1 for the to be de all to be decided by the v o t e r s at th1• election IS lo contmue our pubhc schools durinr the I remamder of the y<>a.r or whether we, as taxpay~n and whetlier we are I citizens, Will so far forget our duties and re&ponstblhlles as to allow lack of funds to close them Immediately after I electJon exaggerated and avcr'llritle, and from these uthe cry of wolf" will be the I sunday Mr and Mn! Lc\' 1s Hunt 1 8 nnswer However th e statement stands as true 8 any Mr and Mrs Ev-eaett McKnight statetitent ever made by anyone regardmg any subJect -:r =~~ :~: ~~~~a~n~opp s~ aml I • thl b t th whole affair IS that the I Rev OConner and lomll• 0 I r The redeemmfi( ng 8 ou e ReecbivUle visited Mre N c Sayl'l c w Cahaan local black~mllh ac)to0l children may continue In school wtthout 8 cent ad Prlday 1is .so much Improved from his rc djt I t t Chu Foster visited friend! cent 1Jine&l a8 to 00 able t) do llghl "1 1ona cos o our taxpayers If they wJil but vote for the at Mt<t Racine one day last wPk work In the shop uow partl~)patiOn m state educatiOnal equalization fund Mr and Mn Oliver Yokely aM _ __ _ _ _ i;rft18 1s _. fund through which we have been recetvmg ~~:J01:: ':~t ca~;\~e ~ tlle amount of some twenty thousand dollars and 1 serious mness ot the latter B l!lon the people tn a community place their cross ind1cat- \vt.'t;~ !!~~rv~~:;nta~ :=e~ero) they want to participate, the state furnishes the Mrs. van Wolle spent • rcw ty must ctaya of last week with her sls~r h d th In ord~r to acquire t at a1 1 e com mum 1Ml'l John lloback and huaban clti,zett8 to a certam pol'\t, •• an lndi~•tlon of the1r of Rail>• •" 1• 1 = itt tM Thl~ has matter been. done beretoforo 1.!~::; Was It Wrong- PlckOhS ""'""' home lot the tormahty of a vote but duQ to ~nother one of \ Mr• Ohaa Shain Mn M•"- 1 Philson Mrs Okey Sayre of An I of the past legislature they insloted that a vot ' tlqulty Mrll Eroeot Grim and son I ThiS therefore is the result BIJ'be of Letart were among those v.... ttng Wl'il N C Sayre Sunday cost to our c1hzens wil not be one cent morr~ TI1e qua~Une was lifted aun I • ' I I :.~i~~~:i~h~~os ttbeen m the past but 1f we vote BiB1D8t the par day from thellome or Pete Wolfr ~ ld h h who haa been contlned for the past Will prevent utj from recetVJnlf t 11e Q, W lC three week11 for acorJet fever •111,ajils that the schools here will be closed Immediately Roeno Rhodes and Mar,uem il Sarson& llpent Saturday wtth Kas election e per Sayre and family of Anttqutty u d d ft f th ' origt Howard Nefller and faml Y a~ 0 , followmg by S K u~ur 18 ra er e - companied by Mrs Maude .Johniila1 nal ihimmum !o\alnry and state atd law• In 1916, will give and Joele Pickers visited Todd P c lr:en& and family of Lanasvllle sun an 1H~Ight to the law day !~'By careful computatwns it wa::o; found that by an I II IMrl by ~':'e~~we:..._the.;::~de~rir:.=nor Mr and Mrs John Cutor Fern RadcHft and family vlaited Charlie Radcllft Sunday Mr and Mrs Murl Davis nf Rut bmd spent the we-~t tn<l with Oak Stansbury IUld fam1Iv 1 I .~,.. of the tax district Senate b• 1 337 provides for Mra P lr. Vale ol Dy..vlUe spml ean ec'\'YrII Th 1 Eunl'lav with her mother t:rs Anifl<rease vote on taxatwn above 16 m1 s 18 s one na Ootr f th~•tax measures enacted at last sesswn of the Legtala- Mrll Thf'lma Btansburv and Mre 0 h II h h Dale Etant~burv and children vlsi~ ture ·-~Th1$ school vote IM included m t IS aw w IC re- e<t \1 ith the formers ststiO!r Mrs qutrCisi positiVely that the !oiChooJ dtstricts that do not give :~ry McCarley or Well!ton Mon I ~·.r: cetve;,~tate aid "All districts raceJVmg state &ld have se be levy an d l h IS Ievy can m no Ca l~~i~~,~~:~~~~;·:~o~::t~h~e~re [ M• and Mn A F Sb;son and g:randdauwhter ll"liglllll Morrtt;op o1 Albany ware the s~atJr. of Mr voted for the and Mrs w w Sisson Sunday more than 3 Mr anrt Mrs Glen oune ann ~ \ dauahter Maxine spent the week For This Girl to Steal Another's Place in Society? • AfOUCRADt Old Salem 1t 18 correct and all question& covers It will b~ for the school dlstncto oth&r tllan otRt• aid that ' ~lie time for which ~" J'"~:~J/!:~18 st~le afd ~~·~~t I• vqifl :;\ ~::.;l'l~r~'l""'' nl,ey votetl St~te 1ifquallzatlon " *11!• to vo t e f 11 " or &QJile scho<tJs m the thqae q'ltll ~P "X" state ltave been Marysvlll~ were clo•"ll••t nr•t qr latQr OJIIY has o"'ploy tha week enct 1 'fill~ .~r;n• of Middleport 11 with her ' ' " I ~ an~ Ill' ~k etrono were el!l!r••· 1!1!1 ti'Jiij Blace I or Mr and Mr' l AJma lllrnl!l who 1 =.1'\;lf.! ~~· \\lite. Cll\lllfB the case 1p tl>e future •o IDJ\11 !!• "'*te ~N On your b~llot you wlll ftntllll c*v,l~ll "fqf Ill MTIJ w R Davis wm1 Mr and vqtlnl It to hvs enou11h tp run their aepoolJ ami nqcee•tfY for tile other by FI)ITH BALDWIN __ ~~"~=:.fr~~Y ani or ~ 14!'o; Jt. o f•onn 1 brother Mr ~~!old Sunday weejl ·~J ~\.~~ thn•• l'ttm !Pqt~., ,'::; ~!:~ ·~;'t~; 14r• IYI' MJilor ..,. ~~~ ~~ Qn hll com· ~~P :yr1~~~~:l~~~~·~u::,n~d:pr a ~Qrt~lll ft~Pr~ ~~· AAJ'IIfT.,\. ~~ at At~en. l't'l· 1 ~~t!Ii~;"'~:~-~~~~~. apd 141r~I'I\Pft C~l!l· ;~~"~~'' returoea ~uMa> I .'t! lll'lounta tp ~Dtf\!Jltr liJPfP IM~~--· ~ ~~ -r.::n; •tate tQ \he wu~~~ 4Ji'W\Cf1•1 l! !'1!1 I otronser, we~ltb!er Pp,ft, fyPrl' 1 3~Jir. ~m;r~~;,',~~ •~ppart f!''"' • mov~ ~n<l !1\.:l!e a~re •t;til;il» ¥r an~ I tttU-'•'4 lac~ of fu11 dJl thl• e Oijl fpt 1 ' '" l)oo'""'·; • 9 A Jlal!lduy •P· roPOI•Ina audt• TA Mp A FLORIDA /oslttvely cannot be any mereas" m 1e'd with !:Jm Carpenter and tam revohng this levy,' and without this vote It would 1 _ _ _ _ - -,·- - - to receive state aid, which makes It Imto get state aid Th1s should be worth saving as na ----- I Read •ll aMrmattve vote for the :l mills wtll not conbnue to rc J 5 I 1 the autocratic demand of the state department of edu..,...,.on "'!!:" d t ~~n the constltuttonal amen men on taxatton m 192~~ f-he maximum tax le\ y on real estate wa6 fixed at Hi ""' m11l·\ ~xcept by an atlh matlvl! vo t e of th e maJO rlty of tht! ANY DATE -DO THIS en Carpenter 7 BEFORE LISTERINE d II • 1 extrjl 3 mill lc'Y many d1stmt.o could get alons wtthout "stal:tJ Kid and that those that could not after the 3 mdl lev~ was made could be cared for With It This was enactStanley Dav111on and familv e1f I •• ' Ill 1 t t0 "eed Columblltl l!lpend the week end with 'd 1fito law and the vote on the 3 m evy no ex... Carl Oifden and family I "' be arne a law The 1 per cent tax Hm1t made It Mra D P Romine were vts1tors fl ve , ears c hfll'e Prlday nec•sary for an met eaRe above tne I m1t to be made b~ I Mrs EJecta vale and Mls Anise f th 1 tors of the tax ·d1str1ct So th1s vote be-Ivai eot Dyuvllle apent Jl'rlday with yo t eo e e ec c P' Steward (:•me"flecessary to be Iega I and not at all as many sup Mr and Mn Glenn TUrner of pose I a FOR SALE Old Papers, 5c pel" b00dl e 3 t the D8J.•Y Trl"bone Office. I I ~'lll' ~""';li, 'fo,lth ' I 1 T~1s statement, to some, may be Radio Proffl"aDI 0 To the writer's mmd the most Important thing of NOVEMBt;R 1 W.ABC-New York (348 6 B60l 3 am Mornlna Musical 10 30 Qwet I 1Harmonies 11 1& Edna rhomll.l:i 12 30 am International Broadcast 1 00 Cathedral Hour 3 00 Phil h.armonlc Symphonic Music 5 30 Radio Revue 6 00 Chicago KnlghLs 7 00 TbC World a Buaine&s f 00 Novelty Orch 9 00 Around th 8amover , 10 00 F;rnest Hutcheson 10 30 Tile Gauch& 11 00 ConUn ental strtna Quar~t 11 30 Be11 I llernies's Orch Bd.d1e Duchin and his Orcheatra l~ 30 am Ann r:.eaJ Organlat WEAF-New York 1464: 3 660> , Melody Hour 8 00 The Balla Southland Sketches 10 3~ 11 Neapolitan Dayti .~. ~~~;~~.~,.~1~:1Popula.r 15 pm ~choea Pr081'8mof Orch :1 30 Moon Haney1uckle 3 Wayne 4 Braas Band t.er on lhA vlldtor 11 lineup what a~ attendl'd the" C..io Unlvf>nity• W~ DIES IN COL111f8ll8 llti.le tellow can do ap.l.n.it. tueh .aau cverwheJill.l.na weight Tufty play 1 )eyan c•rne at Athena Baturoay Prlendl hen have received word 1/ • • • Gr ed a whale ot a Kame Mr and Mra. John llrown of of the deat.h ot Zlll 'I1lomu at hb VU'CJDI& e11 Stevefl6 at rlrht 1uard did IKlme l Bannnah o .. are viliUnr wtth Dr ~at au PTt.inirun Aftnut OoPHONE 111-L good work durlnl the w:rUlln&' mo land Mrt.. L. A 'ftw:lmaa 1 Wr 11lomaa na a former (Continued trum JNI -> ,. ~ ments ot the tilt while Gardner WaliM BUI'nB Ranil and GoaclJ res nt or 1114dJeport. bavinlt U'fh ~ ~..:.:: reol=.,.=,..::-.::..:::.:u>d...,.-:tllo:;:::.-.::l~ " Cb'de B&tlyn motol'ed Lo Pt\t&burt:h ed re tor qulte a number uf...,.. wu Ulere with his to usual playing from &tart 1lni&h Chlnlr. l!!laturday momJq to attmd the He • well known 1n t.tt .. relty and ment o1 ...•ant 8ecn&u7 '&me& Want who started at end poaitlo 1 Lee Jahncte u .tdt aueu : Notre Dune~ Teoh same throuehout Yelp county and alt-ernated with Gallagher at I I Mr and Mn L H Pl1cklflier I Puneral arra.naemtnta were not Jahncke a pracUeaJ po;Ut.tdan trorrJ, mtP.rvala or the fray played a ban!&" newlywed~ have returned an1 lire learned here but wm be announced New Orleana, ~ one ot the Prell• up game In 1a.ct the entire Une dent a tnUmatAS ln their home on Pl&her street later did Q:ood wo~k In opentna holes for Adami bu maintalned tlaJtt.. M.ra. Clarence Ramm and son I theil backs and m stopping the Upped auence 11nce friction cr;er BUly v18Jted In Jackaon Friday 1 £11 ploru • Error attac• of lh< Athens team the navy budaet ftnt came to ibe with her 11.Bter Mra M N Cott1n& r lll'hlne mpi1B ne&r Mont!'i'a l re- aurtace matn&alnlnl ye1terday evm I Neal haUb&ck wa!l the Out ham Ml~ Blanch Davl$ of Coa.ll.un t!ehed iu nAme rrom the fact that that he had not Sf!ell oa. ,!_....er~ ~;tan~lng steHar performer of the I Jacket bQcktleld 8.'1 time &Iter time lwu bert Prtday evenlna to attend th011e "bn llllro'f'Pred U helle\ed statement wbieh brought matteJJ tore through the !me for huge the «ame l lhat. In dlilng 110 tbe1 bad reached to a he&d Ibe Beoretary of state sttmaon has saint; then twlsLed away from the Mr and Mrs 0 B Cook of China Jo•r n1 Columbul thou~hf joined Yr Hoover In brandlnl u econdary whkh Ranged aroWld 1 Marietta were here vialtlfl¥ frll. ,d.s l lb1t he hnd r('&cbed llldla ftapntl,y falae GaJ'dlner'a ~ r. :u \l hlle he went. on tor more iilld relatives Prlday The~ also at es that the Prftldent and Premier gains He played a wonderful 1 tended the tootball &&me at MJd MacDonald, ot Enaland re.ehed game at. all times P856lllfl rWl1dleport. held PrldBY evening t: .. naval agreementa two yean 140 V 111tors Show Peppy Combmal!on After Gettm~r Bad ning punting and bloclr.mr making I 1 tween Middleport &net Athens high never oftlelaUy dlvu]&ed ln tb'Jr lhr e of the home ooy s four touch ' oochoola Start; F1rst Touchdown Comea Soon After enUrety and that the s.;!."':linlatra,. aowns and the lone extra point I John We.ley Lona:staft wbo haa t.aon refuaed to let the ~m&te tor .. Beave1 came through with some Fumbled Kickoff Recovered By Localo Ibeen In Columbus tor a visit "lth elgn reJaUons oommittee 8ee the 1 i:l} a." he was !OWld hard to l Mrs Maraaret Elllaon and daugh full ot its neeotlations bnng down once he had satneU ter Mildred Schumak"r returned 1 paratory the London Naval conthe ground to put him Into the se 1 fiNAL SCORE IS 25 TO 0 hvme Wedneaday While In Colum terence o 1930 Idenary territory On one play bus John Wesley attended the I 1f Mr Hoover 18 u auc:c:eulul Pfll .. Be11.ver galllf:lQ eljjht ~ard~ by twist Ohio Btat.e-Y'anderbllt footbi.ll l he thtnlr:s he wm be he "lnt.en,... ~0 Neal Outstand1na In Kickma And Running T uffy 1 Ing !rom '""' dlf!mnt '"'kim aame He wa"' accompanied home 111tBnd ftrmly on h1s demand U.~ o o ' and on e11ch tY.l8t gaming t\\o I by Mrs EIILson and aauahter Oardlner apoliJBJze publlcly for call Lewaa Shows Great Work 0,. Defense, VtsH~rds Estep outpunted the oppo:; / in& him abysma!Jy ianorant In& puntei McDaniels by booting 1tors Weaken In Laat Half thP ball on neatl~ eve1y punt from! I l forty to JULy j ards beaut.iful s pil 1 Lei'• Co llawaha• The Yellol'i Jacket.s or Middle cular nl ng punts v.hich Ju:;l soared higt 1 Tl e S mll&:rit alphabet h11 fO letI pert high school emerged vlctoriDlli. The t \O teaqJs battled at the lenoujlh in the lllr to clear the Bu 1 terti the Pen an tG Armeol&ll ~ halfway mark w1th on~ lone score Dogs1 fheads Riley presentt;d hu; ov~r the AU ens htih school Bu RUiillnD 3a Arabll 28 Engliab 26. 1 to 0 on the Jackets end of Lh" us uu. ast. 1unnmg although "-HS 1ls Found by Grandchildren~ t rerldl ~ aDd Hawallab 12. Dogs F1 aa) night by the scur@ of strmg although the Dogs sport m l!" 1 sed more r:s a biCll'ker !o1 othe1 Saturday Mol'lllllJ', wat 111...J 25 to 0 after a terrific battle the Red and :Bifi.Ci( cmo1s of the t.acks m th1s gume t.han for can~ The game was started with two Athens high school gave the be t 1 lUg the ball I Heart V1etim A CORRECTION t:venly matclu~d lt1ams presentlm they had to almost outpla) the lo AllenswOJth who 1 eplaced Este p A rumor to the effect that I am );Orne of the swiftest deceptive 01 cals duu:ng that. mttlal hulf of t h m the fl! a! quane1 proved to uw Mrs Allen Hartley 58 years of mdU'!erent aa to my electJon to ibe fensl\e plays ever to be given \ly game fans t hat he can pass something: aae was dl8covered dead In her bed liZ' .& -.JI omce of Marahal of MWdleport hal two hij{h school teams here Thf Tufty Lewis who 1eplaccd lu I hlch wllhout a doubt surprised &aturday morning about 7 a clock .D. .i'1l. been In clrculat10n.. thl" paat f~ fast Athens back~ \\ lth their triple b10the1 Ed at center MiiVe a tlnr> l r tJaJ!y everyone When the Jack J apparently havln1 p&Med ewny days and calls for an expi&nt.i.Mln l ns e:; 1cvcrsef; and bchmd th.. [Xhibiytion tune llfter time he was ets had Lhc Dogs up against their To my many friends wbo ISO pnline passes gave he large ClOWtl 6eCn tearing througn the opposmg own goal !me with the fourth down ~:lly alter rellrlns th• noght .. ()rously supported my candidacy in scmc thlill~> whtle the t.eriitlc on line to smear some Athens pia) and about six ya 1 ds to go Aliens S 1t had made no compbmt of shmght or the Ja.ckets during th"' before it had gained headway H"' \\Orth was ca lled back took the ball the primary I wtsh to &a)' t.hat I ~~~ little ShOJ t of specta showed OocdfeUow 217 pound cen !rom center and heaved It ove1 the am a1ncere In mr candidacy want llln...health and hadShe b"'nretired In apparent ThaB baby lrt a draught 1trl~k•n aectlon of Weat Virginia wu one of &cod Friday and need tJle omce and when •l~tthe ultimate consumer• of the foodaturfa given by the American Red nll:ht with two of her small rrand 1 ed will dlacharae the dvtiel ol tbe Croas ln the po:at ltlar. More than 2,750000 peraona were fed by the or- children who diacovered the d'l!!ath o11lce to the beat of my abUity ganiz:at•on when they awakened Saturday The rumor could only emana\1!! ll melta to• amootbaad a MJ morntnc from a maUciaus mind ARd Ita ---=-=~:e;: g::;~ worth who aub6tltuted tor Eatep Mr Hartley who 1s empJoyed at I&UOII. And what a..n.t A rleht source should be conaide1'£d - _.II wJth just five seconds to pia:, the New York Central raUI'OIBd tJmo.mellowed · - ..... ooa~, Yours Truly Vote For Neal broke away trom the defenselyards at Hobson was worlr:tng dur ••r.•ef!IUriD.I"caap... Wm Robaoa ' uBILL" The Satlor ' a.nd Into the open acrosa the goal hg the night and arrived home JU t taking the pass from Ally a.s It few minutes after the body had TI"J' lt fur nueltl.ta. ...._. 1• cleared the opposing backs heads round Death was attributed "fPtabiM.hakedcU.he..tOMted. Don't forpt the Bir just enough to light tairly In Neal trouble follow1ni a.n ex -adwlebe. Your--hMitnlt a.rma The score was 25 to o and held Saturday .--Danner (Chicken or Roeat the game was ended Uwt way just by her hll5band • .,,....,_. Cbeeoe Onler .-., Pork) to be aenecl hJ the CANDIDATE after the kick off a few seconds H d "bert bo" CHAPTER LIX later omer an A I "' Be th any '-'Burc _... h Lad"lei tlu11 moment of sudden danger The FOR "Utter wrong un Martm m1ght Line-ups two daughter& Mrs • I na~td 1 he fau or th'"' man only way-you re w1th me aum t have been biLl the tho1 ght of tim Middleport POS Athens Wtnea:ar ot Dayton ana on Election Novem• CONSTABLE J ('l os to.: I on watcb was sudr\enly YQU Frome? The only way! And second cold blooded crm e foliO\\ ng aghasl Tl :~I burly figure w1th W} n who s to say 1t was an explos>ve that so qu1ckly upon the m rdu of Ke1118 L Kirk ar I •b Of S I11 oantner L Tl1: Roach Graee atThe homefuneral and several 1("-t and Grayson toucht:d by one of ca.ust'!d the damage? A shaky old wall a ury R Pickens (c 1 L G Fields are bel.na completed by Creyke and bmh d1rectcd from tl c the head! ghts of the car by I he hke that-notlung surpmnng about same source at Reggar s Court had Townah.ip T. Lewto c Goodfellow undertakers and wm 00 ll.n roarl s1de was only loo fam1har to Its collapsmg suddenly hkc that mnu touched jJm and Ul11 Gray~on WJtll ,,. '"""' '"' '"' ''"" " ' •• Stevens R a Spe"'r (C) nounced later FOR US TO ANSWER MIDDLEPORT FOLKS! I 1ome My God! Tomght of all wall! a cold thnll of horror "" or l•dd11 t B Picken-' R ,.. Olaort ---'---t mes! If Haste were ta have as ward R E KavaUsh W ArA~YdRdaEtlNhtON 1 llut-but you cant do that man .. \Vhcn Martm ra1 g me np th s J~~ 0 m 1ch as a glmpse beh nd that door! • Riley Q B McDaniel ~ & ll&' ter Lenora 1-Do wt beli"'ve we are travelling t.uward another country every cned.San1 recmhng not when there mormng he was afra1d ~lane II s 15 W - , ,_. ,..,...._ goal line mto Neala waltins arms Neal H B Whipple J are havlna' a small family reunion day drawtnr nearer? The ~h :t:a hon of tlus unexpected are men workmg there! To send 11ertcd h s defect10n )1m s~ 1 I as H B Atklm at home here over the wee;-; 2-Are the boys and ~rls of our town dear te our hearts? <Ianger close on them staggered that wnll crashmg would mean al they waned m the dark shadow of fol the touchdown just five sec Estep ond befOte the game euded It was Beaver P B ?rse1110n 1tx sisten Of the family aet l-Dc we believe they are dta.r to the heart or Chrlat? Frome He ilnd h1s assoc 1at~ !l hll,l;l most ccrta.,m death to themthe trees A dev1l ltl~arnate M'f,rtell a pretty pa!IS and a most appro- ~port. aubetltutes her for the l'lnlt time In oveT t-Is Christ saLlstl.ed wtth the lntluencn we are Plaelnt!: around ,..,...ckon<:4 Wltll the cham;e pQs!i,lblhty Would you rather see the hang mu5t be lor whonu hang ng s too I prlate pla.y """" f • ' 11'Diworth for tiep Thole who came her l.o our YOUD8 tolb? of Wynter and Crayson d1scavermg man s rope roun I all our neck~ ? good-but thank God I on sht should Severson Athens fullba'ck prov Ptr• wr s Kue&te of their father and fl.-Would Chrl8t want we parenti t.o allow our chUdnn tD lod' that workmen were busy at the un :1 :1 1 6-10 are Mrs Charles W Me on the streets at all houra of the nlfht? derground door that nsk \\as un broke m Martell You sentimental see the br.gmmng of tl e e1 I for hun cd the most conslstant ground M H 8 as at times during the gam A H .S f 2 1 1- 8 of Akron Mn Crary 6-Are we sati.Bfted with the way our publlc otftcera are living up avOidable Only at th!!' worst these fool but for yon Wynter, that mght ;;tnd h1s v1lla n Cii he broke out With camcr he roced away for fifteen and twen Penallle• M H S -15 fd,& A TOletlo Mrs A B Brower to their duty as l"tvant& of ttle public? lv.o could have no ~pthonty to c:le he came prymg at Monks1lver- a ficrc:e mtf'n s ty ty yard gains He did SOIDe nice H f!l-1.5 Ydl \ Mr and Mrs H P 7- Who does Chrlat want q~~ to elect this Ume? damned bulldog Enghshman that he Inspector Ha~te nodded gr mly mand !hat the door sho ld ue un 1unnJng <\tklna half ba~ was 01Dclals-Referee Ohrl!lt 0 U City Mrs E R 8-What art we doing about the booUegger who ltv~ next cloOJo Yes -th~ rope 9 v.a1tmg for hun locked B 1t- WY11lcr had brought 1s-v ouldn t have left tht- place ahve th~ best defensive man Ott the Ump Robinson 0 U Head to WI? to tell tafe~J about Crayke or lo brmg and he \\Ott l escape 11 th 1!1 t111e the pollee! visiting team stopping plays of the linesman Odatrer 0 U &-Are W" prayinr fbr him as well &I ftghttnt Satan for hll soun 1 the pollee here to Begga-r 1 Court l"•e got the grounl• watc ht' rl e"cn Yellow Jackets before Lhey had -- - - OPPOSES MOVE I~Parent3 how well do we know ehtist? " tomghtl It was you who ms boathouse watched There s 1 ~~ sted we lhe 1 PANIC met the line of scrlmmagP DIES IN III:ATTLE Oct :U-INS-Op 11- How much do 1ft believe 1n that immortal 80111 In ~ should 111pare hta hfC'-al)d see what one chance 1n ten tl al Martell "Ill Olsen nght tacltle of the Bull Word hu beiln recotvc::,i.l he1e by proJ)O&(Id purchase children? Th(! re wa~ pan c 1n Frome s eyes those sc.ruples of yours have done sl1p out of that net Dcgs gove a good account o! him friend! of th~ de&th ot WUIIam 8 Caah Res:Jater corn 12-Do we believe th.., 'Cto8S of calvary the only He knew wh~t that meant Very for usl And not content w 1th that l wondu how f'}r Mr~ \f rt n Pountiln of ell at that pos1t10n playing ,. Wall former well known Mident pany of the aasets of The Cl 1 1 an immortal soul , qmckly very stealllu ly he began to you d mterfere 4gaml was m her husbands ccrcts Ja1J 1 bang up game at all times He o f Mlddl.por I •• D·M•Jer compan, Nr w 8 ~ dlod Oft Rem•--•~""•""' 1 c··• _ . 1 ncs... 13-Doeans ns bell ar th t righteouli Ucth to b t In said lo have been a sub player 23 at hi~ home In Beatie Wuh Ilion N Y valued at more than we eve a neHB eu a lr'n U 1 ~. move tr.tward the house Vt.Jth h1~ The sudden funous outburst had )1m s11ddcnly I wa:; bu t per f oame d exec Ilontly durmg - H e Jar ., •• reproochbellto any ommous news stnpped away the usual suav11y from He was wondl'r n~ vhtthu they I ton at the are of INI - 000 000 w.. ra•··~ h•,. .. today ho l"Do thapoople? -~~t te th h of .....we eve man "" th•" i ..... ~tfhl.... t uJu-w thcan...en r d e eart In the hou11e Martell and Sant Marlell s vo1ce ~.:ould learn anylh ng fro 1 her of 1 ~he h ardesl or batte1lngs from the Iv"'I•" d hv his WI re Mrs .Hannah tederal court by •ttomeys f1 localll Witt Wall on-e dat.llhter and two United State8 KOvernm~t conquer ................ even e ...... uor ernon were ~'alttng 1n a fever of mpatlence For the moment at lca~t were frank Severn and of that other 1111~s MJddlepOJ t took advantage of a IIOn!l all Uvlnr In SeatUe 15-Do w belt,'ve God had a. Real Purpose when He oommandcd until t~e workmen should be throu~h safe. Whatever t!1e poltce may sus- IDS man ll~ham b cak at the opening kick of! When This family formerly Una on C us to Remember the Sabbath Day to keep lt Holy?.. t,:;, w1th thc1r Ia I ors Orlce the coa~t pect they c:an do nothmg Without r•taa Saalr.e Wortbip 16---Are we as a peop!.o tv c:arTJ :\,thlll J1Ul1)08e? nn Atttens onck fumbled ilen Pick corner of Hamilton and lo~r Tl ·r LrviDJ ~'I was cle.Br they ntust hurry through more proof than they ve got yel- INTERRUPTION ens kick otl on his owr\ twenty Street and will be remern l' bllt.>t~t h~LVHrx a1 tilt ~ui,.M 11-I"o we bell ..ve It we Jive Satan &n be will take a ~.. lhe la'k of emptymg the crypt of 1h that pronf that 1f you had your way Almost as J1m t\1 oke from be:;ond the ;}ard line and Chink ward re by many or our older fle.lll ot Knlfl'SOIJ l11 Cretp Ia • rt'.•ddeJJce I \ whether tt be bre&.kln1 the Sabbath dAy or drt~ boou? , dangerous contents-not only the they d find m the crypt w1thm the the further &Ide of the rums a ,ound I covc 1N BeBver made o. t\tstdown ,T eonralnh11 Jliflt NJ or tmt1 ""!1~11! 19-How much Chante are we a:tvln1 Cbrl&t to bullH a cleau cocaine h 1t somethmg e\'eu mote n<-t half hour •• sp II Ia f 11 h on a spmner piny v.hlch cQrnplet.el, and other objt.'o: ts relnrerl to ll form slljou,r terqp rate Mld~leport') l. .. c m or a came wit startlittQ: ~>uddenne~s , dangerous and dammng stJ!I to them of us I ratscd IDClSIVl' voce that arntd fooled the \Jiutors and by EKJthc of ser1wnt worthftt Uh--Are we hea.rlna: Hla VOice !!laYing T..oke- Qly .,Yoke upon yolt' Not untd 1hen would they (c:el safe. "Th , onl o f k snappy performance lhe ball was CLASS MEETS a.nd Become a labourer f.olether with me? r ere Y ne way o eepmg oenetralmgly over the ark grounds The 'Rappy Hustle~·· St•l4cf Deer 20-LWW w ftnally meet Hl.m In the HOmeland al¥1 hN.r Hb The door was fl g optn abruptly lhem on tlus s1de of that under"Not th 1s tlme Frome you !!lith woaked down to the five ya 1d line but tbc BuJI Dogs bucked up and the Chut;cb. of Chrlst Peel i Hrlh:nltrl\ llllliP lt"f'r lll'f' well dQile good and faithful ~~ervant. enter Thou lq_t.o ~ Jo1' $ and Frome broke Ill With hiS breath gr-·nd d~r h< went on long your damne d mur d erou~ 1cksl ...u .,... held them for downs and they lost church btJaement Prlday.. very loud In tl elr rn1 ~-:e nnd ,11mneof Thy Lor'd? less warmng enough to g1ve us breathmg space m A strangely fam!IJar 01 re f 'lOt The r·ohce are here! I ve JU<I who•h o mak• o t I 1 the ball Q"ll!uldteenaJOJedn"-bea H a lhiGW~e n tlruea die t star,nllbn whf'...ll nnJy .. ... o ur ie away or I s to Haste to his two omran ons McDaniels punted out to hlS qwn -·· r 0 ~ 0 B.6! a few 11 ltps 11 1111' nanple forn~re II seen Wynter and lirayson at t he oom• to lh'l no • wthat made ]1m and lJ11l ";ra~son gates w1th a Scotl:~nd Yard manNo no I wont agreel Not when excliange a sw 1ft <~mazed .. lar~ce th1rty yarda line which was !.&ken by ning hers were present to enjoy eveNeal pas.<; on safety cal.ch A ten In plaf.irtK Haste!" 1t mca~s the death or those menl' Ilsham! ~rnke 1rom Jnn half I1 yard from Neal to Beaver wa.s At spent tlie ciOBe ol the V(tJAUllames evenings en ~~~iil~~i!~tti Hastel Sant'.s vo1ce as he •choed c ·' S 1 lh h dd B 1h Beaver refreshments 1n ke,ep rlt:u an Wl a s u er u IS mcredulously That l'as Usham s I goOO for the touchdown the name traded off Iilio a gasp of protest wu wavenng leu re~olute yo 1ce • 1 unnlng the necessary twenty Ove were served l;)amc He glanced round to see lhat Further concealment wall .lltt of yards for the touchdown after he He'B not \Jere for nothing that a Frome bad already left the room tht question now Two shnll blasts tecelved the ball NeaL bucked the Walter l"TIOoe stude 1t of 'Ohio ccrtam-and lhrre a a car outstde m A d h k M t 11 k h extra point over and the fray was U.nl;t:Ersity was here Friday even the road that pretends to have F~me\a~e;o::~r :hat ~~;pe~t~ on a pohce whllltle cnt through the waxing hot ,. hS to attend the Middleport Ath broken down I thought nothing of d. mgbt-Haste 11 st~lll to the men From that point on t.he two ens KftPlE' erran posted oub1de a t~e lane-as the Enltnet Shuler and 11 till I saw Haste 1t meana they .,e In Ius haste Frome had forgott~n three dashed oot of cover to rac:e teams battled on almost even terr$ I until the ., histle denoting the half - - - - - - - - - - - - got the front guarded-and pretty to tell h1s confedero~.tes 11.bout Mar 1 d 1 Athens gained two more first doWN · · c;ertamJy the Side gates as well I tms Wife. ~~ln~l~r,'rectlon ot t lat qu~:er star 1 over the Jackets In the flrst quar Sant s b~&. round face was l1ke • • • • I By Edoon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma ter although the game during the aray chalk. CAUTION Martell's hmt had fallen ~n fruit .. I first and second period conslpted Theil this spellll the end--" he Avo1dmp: the ma1n gates winch ful S(hl A mad reckless.ness seemed mostly of punts from one Nlde to As solace to th~ young men who, wete 1t not for the VIgJience broke out With a aulp they euessed would be watchrd to possess Fromr. To prevent that the other Middleport p.lolng ,eon Martell stall lieemmgly as cool as Haste and hit. two compantons made underground door bemg :Jpencd siderable ground on the exchan~ of the police, would tum roads mto speedways, why ShQu)d ever ID fad of thll une.xper.ted dan the.r way towards the qmet lane thal seemed to h1m the one th1ng that of punts they not try the sp01>t of ghdmg? Th1s fonn of recreatiQII offers The two tea.rns came back &er mterrupled htm Impatiently bounded one Side of the grounds mattered supremely now He was field at. the besm:nlng of the a much bet~ manner of breakmg one's neck than is to be met in Throwmg up the sponge al Half way down th1s lane waa the rudy to snatch at any desperate fLady? There was a sneer 10 the second gate but th1s they avo1ded alternatwe And there was~ot a 1 halt With determinatioQ ~~~;~ an automobile cra•h It 1s preferable too, as in nine cases out ol over their faces The rasp of his VOice Pull yourself too Th1rty yard' away from n second to lose when at any moment I '"~Dened up tn this naif ten harm comes onl} the nitrep1d bmlman hnnself gether man! The)' re Waiting or where a clump of trees threw a dtep the fJOhce m1ght appear on tht eccne. four mc.re first downs thon that door to be opened tmtd at 8 sharfow the three men chmhcd tht: As to the fate of the men work1n11 posltlop and also scored Jokmg as1de. ghdmg costs little, provide3 thnlls, and teachopened whatever they may suspect wall and d oppcd qutetly down on l'lnder the doomed wall Frome, full I touchdowns they have no evtdcnce agaln!lt Ull- the other s1de under shelter of the af that desperate purpose. was a1 J The second touchdown WRH made es one the use( of the a1r as no engine borne plane cou;ld what ev1dence <:an they have? Ev~<- dlj.rkne•s callouB ae a gang gunman, reckleu after Tuffy Lewis tecovf!l'tld. a b&IJ dence In plenty bchmd thal door From the ruins came the faintly of any consequences d only he could fumbled by Atkms on hill own - Jncideiitally, this cool morning us a yes--but that door mustn 1 be reflected hght of flares w1thm that save h1s own neck Wteen y&.rd llne and Beaver rip I somebOdy, preferably b-omeone who 1s handc.uffed, and 1t occurs opened I We arranged II before when rooAe1s shell of crumbhnK walls. the Once the way to that door wu Ded otr 12 yards taking t.hf! ball to that meddlesome fool Wynter harsh grating rattle of wtnd1as!l lear and the secret behmd 1t 1atd the three yard line Ne&l plwtgcd that the fellow we would hke to have m that shape 18 the man relooked hke making thmgs awkward cables the: ceasleu hum of actav1t1es re to the pollee the thought over for the goal but mlased th~ •ponSJble for the slump, but It would be a hard thmg locate him It can be: arranged agam-most bel Wonder how soon the)' II be of that turned btl blood to water. extra point In the tlnal period of thl:' rra~ Martell added With a 1meanmg glance through wdh thetr JOb?,. speculated More than hrB l1berty, h1a vecy hfe, , Perhaps we might begm With the banke~, and dougtless they Severson took an underhand pasa at Frome Its our ast lhancc Hasle It means our keepmg m the would bP. m danger Frome 8 eyes bt up background here u"til they are I Sltaftl-.r Frome ttole through the from Dav1d a substitute back and refer us to thror depoSitors. The depositors would point would .. You v~ said It Doctor' he Ct1cd only hope Marhn 1 l\'de had the darkne11 ati"O!III the grounds, seem.. raced from his own thirty tlve yard Ito their cred1tors, and Cl'li!htors might wen lay the on eagerly And the !lame way! sense for her own sake to obey 10 mgly utterly deserted He crept up line to Middleport s thirty ~~ev"n I betore Neal overtook him brlnilnlJ their creditors No you must be mad to thmk of structionll and keep her mouth shut to the O'U.mbling outer wall of the him down with a beautttul tac::tle 1tl' broke out Sant In a startled when she went bade to Beggar's nun9. From the other 1lde came the The third touchdown was made Eventually 1t might be ~ISCOYered that we .ourselves are votce Court" sound& oi the men busy Wlth wind.. 1 attflr Neal broke throush fOI' n. Martell cut harshly scross hu He bad tried to 1mpress upon the lass and crowbar No other aoqnlf. forty yard tWl beginning on the responsible. b.mter hearted assoc1ate .t protest half d111ratli'ht woman that to fol- the coast clear l'{e had brought wttb tltt)' yard line and ending on th-t • low her first bhnd pa1s1onate ampulae huD all that was neceuary for tarry. ten Neal showed some of the beat We aloo mipt fin .. that all our buoine. . concema increuPESPERATION and tax Martell and Sant wJth her rng out that stnt&ter purpose, those 1cverses of tleld that has ever bet!n w;tnessed here during th18 fll1ht 1n "May u well be anged for a SUtpiCIOnS WOUld merely be to put meant Of aeltrUctiOD had long heeD ed their newopaper advertisins we mirht be induced throup that aheep a• a lamb • There was an ev1l them on the1r a:~rd and nught well kept tn reat1meas aRalnat some aacb the elear but wa.s overtaken by an adnrlioiftl to i n c , _ our buyinc ten or tweqty per cent, and if Athens bb.ck who was oollllderabJy ghnt ID thil reckless cr1m nal !I eye~ an the case of desperate mea, be daa .. emergencr faster The next play Wall a touch we did there would no olump. -w1ld mad e1e1 they looked llOW to gerou1 to herldf. down With Neal carrylnr the ball 'h AN ULTIMATE CONSUMER '-------------------------.. 1 consl.l:t.an~ ---- "• YEllOW JACK[TS SHOW flASHY fORM TO OHEH ~THEN~ BUll OO~S WITH ~M [ COMP~R~TIVE EAS[ IN NIGHT G -· I Is reco} 1 Middleport Lady Dies D~g Night 00 I I I - : Ftreproof - • Steam Heat •• Radioo Home·hl!e Atmosphere, Lar~re, A1ry Roomo 5JNICJOu• Lobby, Monanlne and Outd110r Balcony, Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, Bat• tie Crook, Turkaoh and Ruu,.n Bath• and many other Cooveniencea 4 'Top o' the Town" D1ning 'P..ooiJl and Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffee Shop $2 to $5 We mv1te you lo ltve at $41 to II! 1 Europoan The H I L L S B 0 R 0 l\\ii~Jie~~, 1 I 4 L B. Skmner, Prea Weekly rat.. and C. J. Jack110n, M1r foldero o'l apptl4tlol\ ,. Telephone M..s&4J . I Day, :~~~~~~~~=:~~~be~r~3~~~P~n~·ee~~SO~~c~en~ta~-~~C Ir ' , I I met 11 :a Central - • •J Wm. Robson 1 W. C. T. U. J~~~~~~~~;;~~~~;~~~~~;;;~~~~~~- I "OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL" • l -our • f! Ir AIDerlean l;heese l " ..B.. "'ltll ft .r T 1 ..~ Sidney Warowick.... pre. Europe Beckou fAMl"A IS LARGEST UOTF:L .. I DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINI? Hotel Hillsboro i'l I I Author ol "The Office Wile" Fanchon Meredith steps into tbe shoes of a society dar· line-hoping to leave behjnlf forever ~er gunman sweet• he"rt. Fate not to be outdone, thunders with dram11 ~Qd tense emotion for Fanchon. •• Middleport - _._ •N ews .---~~~~.!.!.!~-----==========- to filllf•~n 'tll!llite W ilif-f to I t]W hlame if be (Anothm Chapte1 of Stoty On Page S1x' ftn&l touchdown of the eame l' Wllf'lThemad~ on a paM from Aliena- ' �• ' c ·,_;A SUFI ED ADVt:ltTISING SECTION -i2c per Une. l'yp~ lllle thi1 (12 e IAtefulll WM •. • ~YPRIED O~mdlda~ fot nw I pt.) I ~Jtct401l fOI' By John P. Medbury 1 l &lED caoss MEETS I with II. clever Halloween par y or I local chapter or the Am- ber daUJhter Chriotme. a.1d aboul U81llE 'Qf Salls· eriean Red s:;rou met at the F!l'Sl. bW7 'hwnahlp. ~f tJ:te election Baptlst. Church Wednclday e\·e njng. Nov. 8. 1031 p 0 Dtxon of Wa$hlngton, D c. !0-29·3t I fl~ld. ·representative of the Ntt tl~ .!Q.l · - - Red erou wu pret•nt and g11.ve &II Your vote •nd tn1lueuce at Nov• j lnt.l:lrutlq: addres~;. - tftnty-ftve of htt yo unr fr iends, Tnursday evening oanclng furmshed the drv::rsli:::n 1 of the evenlnj: which was !ollOWl' '~ 1 · by dcuahnuts. pumplun pie, pt.) 10<. ..~rUne. Mr a..:ta I~went c.lder. A mOAt enJoyable evell- Db:on t"ld Tbe IUPPOJ'\, and influence of sli c;ta:;:l 0011 Vale visltfd here WectnctiduJ votera, both meal and wom:m . wm ~ will be the only' :uci t!us Mt . ang ~"· t~oeorS:el!: b~~~ 0 1 year Another meeting will he belLI nounce t e be JNI.~fUUy e.ppreelated. If GILBERT WEEKS at ~h~ Red Crollli lleadquarten; on ~u~clby. d Mrs Mo::darvey l!'e and 1 IBeU::lr k.oilwn 1&8 "Oyp"l j Nov i ' son 'R!:!rtck apj.ml Wedne~wy affO{ pMct Candidate for TRUSTEE o( &l l.s - ~ -.- T u.nlucn In Gallipolis. bury Town&hip, at the election D~~~ IN 4:An 'iES P, JesJ - o 1r. 1ae E :.lles a paucnt ct !iolze1 ' Nov. 9, 1931 I 1hus'"'llal tlle 111:1-'> L wali t'J tnaerUont I OonaeeuUvt or t. N~~~~e:~!:' ::;,f: •• eaeh IDle de~t ~f Gall~!\cunl~ dl~~~~~~deuly - - - - - - - ---i 1\t h h'l home In San FranciSCO O:::t- J ~o lO-tn-•t \H ~k ab!~ heme dW(;~~~~IiC1~aunce Hcnms d • 8 (.bc r 23 , G\11' ad li prepared In euch 1 appreciated. manner wa to brlf'K Lhe lll'e&k-st oesulta to )I)U.. GRIFF ARCHER --- Caad1"d ate for Truttee o I rhv. pubJWlen w111 be napomiblt onlY t "J.' one tuoorrect tnsertlon or ~ advertisement. Errore ln ~~odvertaement.s llhould be Nport.ed lonrnedlBtelv. ' I He ll!.g.sutvJVerl by h1s wlfl.'. five brothers, B ~ rt u.nd Carl of 0.1.:.lJ.•1d ~ Lawrence and !..Inn w! s 1u Fmncis' co 11nd Willam 1 o1 0 a11'.. ilJ co un t y, 1 and one sister Mrs Bert Patct:J~Cl l th~ also of Oallla county. Th e sornnambuh~t wlio got a Jcb :.LS walking de leg-ate •mtcl'.men's umon tendtd lllC tel•.clw,.., meet!~~ :t • At!Uons wmt on to Mnue tt .t lt.. wee\~ end. .,. ,, 1 1 Our OYm Vaude.ille Justiliabll!' llomlcide Wlfey- Do ~·a u bebeve In rcln Wll~ll :.·c u alscovcr your hu.s- lHI'llat1on? Mr a mi Mrs Don~ CJ J ••l t.r..cia .. ,• bnna s ~lcnocrapher stttlng un ht~ Hubby-Certainly :\II 1 1 W1fey- Then whal would j , Cdti'IJbus Mr an , 1 • •~ ~· , , l lol(l JU Sl ~It~;r 'l ll v..: jJl e·..'·U Il l~ th ?)' OU Sa1 abury Town~h•p at of coalton wre last Stmd.•Y.. GU~~ trousers l!ke to come ba.ck to ear as •. N of Mr. and Ml'b Clem W tlc .. x ,._s Hubby ~~A bachelo1· 1 I . e cchcn ov • 3, 1931 • s unday __.._ · - - - - -CLUB HOSTt::ss ,, Mr and Mrs. Nelso n Wh1tcht':HI , The Unfair ~ex , Take It or Leave It 1 The supoprt and lnftuenct! o[ a,,l Mrs Henry W Cherrington - 11 M 'lhe Wife who tiled to bleak up 1 Mrs Wcml ?h\Jllp~> u. nfl A cyclone Is notbmg' b;ut a. 1voterr; , both men a.nd wom.;n wt:l lertalned the members of th ! 1 r 1\0 f! da , vnth Joh_l Lc\ her hu.!5 band s cold m the head brr~zc th~t' s In a hurry. be gratefullY a.pprecl.:u uo1. I Thurs das Club thl$ week Ru~l Call son ~~en1~ un ~ wltn u l'ammel. j was made and ansWered t o b:' cur- I !lnd. am M o~borne E.lht ~ a.1Cl 1 . ····HARRY SMITH rt.l L ev<.nts In connection v.ltH th1• \ Dl an rs d· I Viii" :l l "' 1 Ace of <.:a.ds Momentous Me~ment.!l Candlda.t~ fOf TRUSTEE ol Sr: !l r - 1 p:r.cg!Am Modem Fictlrm Dr Mury I daughter Bernice or Ct ~lth - M l~ 1 The New York bus iness man When a fellow Is so crooked theY 1 bury Towql'lhlp, a.t. the cl~o:lwn 1 Aus~ln had ch ar gr c! the p1ogrRm .~pending the wee~B e.'!d 1with nu office In the Emphr State have to send him to a chiroprnctm 1 Nov 3,11131 11md Mrs J ohn 0 r._n. ·' · _____ __ bdore they can grt hlm Into a 1 1 and reviewed II! C tJ:;ok ·Falhr r · 10-30-3t. Th" husl.ees ~~rver! tea foUowmg I Prot E E Higgins und M u:<i M~ ~ , _n__._._,_--.. ~~ w strulght jncketc I Til nll ,. lthe weetlng I Da.v!shw~re ~he:~~~~~~::.~;ee~~~~~~ 1 '{ ,. , :-; auompiuJ\.e(\ Mr. H,g glm ~~ 1 " 11 111 e suppc;r 1 R.Jll.l 1 ue.nce o a 11 -· _ , mgt e cca sc h . d th Wlll Jcsna· n e'er lh ...11-,k Null and VOid voU!ra, both men and women. wHI I HALLOWEEN PART\' : 1 thr Svuthf'a~tuu Ohio. Tcac ":~~ ta~d wl~~ fllenos · T he 1ellow \\ho t ried to ease be ~~rrate!ully appredated MJ s c E. HolzPr nl h":IL lt~J:uU Association In Athen s Fnd:~ y M --- -~-- t 1 ------FCR SALE One good•work mule. one hor:~ nnd a lfiii!C barn with P~~bah!Y 1\bcut MOO feet or good lumu.:r a.tcr razed . A bar11am The Eber.sbach Construction Cu. p,m.,oy,Gh<o l I wALTERMcELHINNY AI.L MAKES of radios servi;ed at ! Middleport. 1·------------- Candklate tor TI'U!>tee I POJJ. ~ Y AND HER PALS o l ~c- 1 r~~-~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~ MAN ret\sonable yom Icir TOWrllih1p, at thell -1-2t l l'tvl!o or cltl!prlceti 2•1-J .Bung H . Mln Cross, t .onSUll8bury Nov. 3, 1931 mt Ohio 1 Mddl • 1 Mu~tc tu rc, ep ' 'Ihe suppc:.rt a.nd Influence of ll.ll 10~:;:2-::lt _ _ __ _ . _ vcters, both men and WOI!lCil, wm F'OR two hurfie wagons be l!l'a.tefully apQreclal ~d j WLII Ht:ll or trade tor apples, po HARRY LEWIS 1 tatoel'i 01 other fo.1·m produ~c. Cand!.date for Trustee of A l~o have empty tJa.rrela tor sac Town&blp, at tbe election Nov. 3, lm]un·c al Ewh1fl: Cash Oroce1 Y 1031. \ocatecl in Ben Ewh111'S new build _________ _ 1118· 10·38·3t Your Support and Influence Ear·--- ~ n • .;tJy Bo\lc1t.ed PL-i.JMBlNU - -Ou~ nJJt! steam nt- HERMAN H. (Pete) MEES U 1g OU!l E E A"hworlh. Phon~ ,. ti · Ul-"' 3-fit 1Candldo.te for Just1ce or th~ Pcac~ I d Salisbury Towmilllp, 1u 1.:u.~ drcl ~~~n- Nov 3, 1931.:.__ _____ _ _ I BALE.::_; Loat- bt\g ,. J· t· 1 .lng wearing U.JlPM~!l ~OI'll\ .:h~re on Thomas Fork road IK·tween Rullnnd dP-pot ami F.-ljr , Orr.und. Initla\lj T E. on GUI:lldr Returu to Da.vls Ice and Pmdw.:' co., and,.r~celve reward. 10 -:10 -J~ r FOR Lincoln Hm. Bee Mrs. worth. i; -ln- "SUSAN LENOX" ' 10~30-•t Han11rd 2d O; St. o. John'a Salisbury Town3h: _p 11-t-:!t I HAVIiN'T A;<'( MO>IE'( ON ME EI"Tt-tEQ,IOO"TS, BU"T 40 IN A>ID Wanted- - WANTLD- ' •. I cars to g1 Cat>C 15c n c:ll', Model n equipment Dalley St·•vl cu s,,,tlon. &-1•:th end or Dn dg~ •. ,lJH uuth I0-22 ~Jt "T'ElL HER 'YOU'LL. MAll. HER A TOOlS DID>I""T WA>I"T -ro 4o IN .O.I<t> E')(Pl..AIN1 BU"T J MADE H&:R DOI"T- 1 PON'T 'W~"T B'e"T,-'""( BIRCH "TO THINK "T\-iAi ,.OOT~ l~ S"TAU.tN4 HERI lmport•nl Mallu·• Tin · ~ ~ \ .' •'Il l' 1W1l.1r~. 1\llh:h ure tlw 111 u ~ 1 IIIII~IOI'tlllll IN•Ili in • chll11' b lll'ntl, tH•' mote llkel .~ to h.,. cOIIIt: tlet',l,\l'tl I hun nny other lel'th Oric:nat~r of "S•ri-.;1" :'Ill'- !•: I• 1·:. !'ll. Mouthworth'ii "Ht>li l!outlull ·• ts-&;1, I" Nnltl lo have_ 1 hl'l'll 1\11• l!1·,.t 11'1'),11 111111r,1 lVrllten lu 1 I I By fi\t.ernatlonal NCws Service Jc.hn't. tB'k.lyn J 0. At Detrolt-K1ns Levlualc)'. ChlAa Challlpi0111 Of LeaiJlle E!I'Jny Brook School 12, N. Y. cago heavywellbt, !"kfeatt:d Jimmy 1Slattery, Buftalo, llO L Aggi f'!l 2lld 0. For Third ConaecuTemple 6; W & J 3 At Ne w York-Jackie tive Time Carutilenvllle ,Jr. C. 38; Bethel New York rnlddlewel&ht, and JimC. tTenn .1 0. my Sullivan. Brooklyn. drew 00) I By Int.ernat.Looal New1 Senlce Georgetown C. <K:Y I 25, Easter:l Jack SiJark.cy, Phlladclphla lif:ht 1 The 1D31 Buckeye Ath1etic A5- Ky . "I 0. W€lght, dde.ated Bat Clemen:;, Heward Payne 21: TrlniW 6. Brooklyn, (10). I BOC1atlon football cnamp1onship Lenoir Rhy~ 20; Elon 6. At Phllndelphla- S,lllvan bUill h1 the Dalance ~~ay, apparLol.lielana Tkh 18, Lcuiaiana Baltlmor-~ light heavyweight der~at ently within the lf118P of Oblil Normal 2 ed .Johnny Dixon, PhJindelphla ! ll>J We1leyan, or Its opponent of today, Millsaps 34; Ddtn Sta~ Tea 7 ! At Wilmington , Del - Pat Igo. Ohio Unlverslt,, ll3 Ohio teams Ouachita 27; Jtencll:lx 6 I Eben nndoah, Pa . Jurilca· wcltfll girded themselve.!l for a dozen othPreabytel'ian 6 ; ~ }qewberry 0 I wt•"h t. drf r: a !P':I H-z nry Perliek. Knl, er pl&sldn duels. I ~ Ohto Weeleyan's Bishops proba . Simmons 3~. Southwestern 0. amazoo, M.lch . tBJ bly \vlll be BIVen the time of the!J. I E::cuthern c!l 31; Miami u 21). I At E:an Franelsco-ClaudP Cnpl-y ' lives at Athena at the hands of a 1 1'tmll:e~.tcc 18: Knoxville 7 Sausalito, Calif , heavyweight kn c:tc k speeded Ohio U. e.even Nelthe'" i Umcn <Ky l 18; East Tenn. ed out AnelY D1vodl. New Ycrk 121 team has been defeated ln IW 1Tea 0. Batt.llng: Dozier, Wichita . K~t~:s. 1 league and both have been work- • Wltk~ Fcreat 13, E.l·s kme 0. nt:Rro welterweight. declaioned At ~ r Ina: overtime to develop every tal- l Augustana 19. South Dakota ttchr-I'Uit.Pin, New York no• ent Mines 6 -At Otnclnnatl Musktngum 'o(IJI1 Austin Normal 12; Bethel CKyL o With The Wrestler• send an undefeated team asalmlt I Ut:thany 0, Kansas Wesleyan 0. the Clnclnnatl Bearcn~ 1n an atCam<.rcn ARgles 13, Eost Central i E v I~ote rnahonal News Bcnlce 1 tempt to bowl over the city team ill ; Tea 6. , the Muaklel:l' ftrst day contest ;;J CeL1tral flowa/ 12; Pa.rBOns 12. At Philadelphia- Rudy Dttsck, , \Conuu~:d tron1 Da"e ~~~ __ Omaha. defeated Earl McCrcc t.l~ ,' the aeaaon. EvanavlJie 21; Hanover 6. 1j lll1g crlsu; has bten pabSCd F t!U('I'Q • A rivalry dating back nearly 30 1 F crt J:la.ys State Col. 0, South- Oklahoma I resene figtues Ior Odober IIICH· e x yeats wiU be contJnued at Cleve- western 4l. At Salem, Mass - Hurl De Olan: , peeled to show tha t there wrre CCI:. I land, where Case plays host to Frl_uds U 12; McPherson Col. 7 Prance, defe l\ ted Joe Slmnkus, Wet '•• fvll~:orrGboraUon with the ~non wbo da,cribed on•'• •7•• ,,\ ~~ucLuCiy l<.wer bu.nk(allUJesln t..tlal Wooster. At nearby Berea. BaldOnnnel 19, carleton 13 cesl:l.lr, Mass. the "wiadcnn of tbe ~JGUI," Clara P•reon•, wcll·known New York Stat~ illll nLh than In Septembe1 win-Wallace has an engagement ln£JJana State T. 19, Indiana At Ntw Ymk-,J'a.ck Sheny. Om- crlmiaolosi•t principal17 b.... her dia.-no•i• of Wiunie Rvtb Jvdd,l With the credit corporation prt!wltb Kent State. Central 0. aba defeated Andy Brov.n. Bwok- 1 1ph..nix-L- Anrele• tru11k elar•r, on th• "di•t•nt, elmotl ·uc:ant" look pareC to COPf' wlth tile tem~orar~ I Another Cleveland team, Western Icwa Wesleyan 7; Penn College 2 I.vn. I llD her.,• ._ In fad, Mi•• Panoat b.lt.Y•• that Mn. Judd.'• •r•• larrelr! emc1genq•. the ftOa f! ral 1 e~;erve Reserve, wUl move over to Oberlin Ha~kell 26; Crelf!;hton 0 ::Or.mmy St ein. Newa.tk, defeated eaplain. til• 1ruetome ft ·unler and mutil•tion of ber 'two entwhiJ• boon! wul soon make public th~ lor a. contest In which the Oberlin J ohn Carroll 6 ; Mount Union 6. Ivan Ver)lnhom Russ:a frien~a. ~lt.il• tb.• .,.,_are conatdered tb~ mo•t import~nt due to ~r._ 1 nsulls ol a wmprehttLSivt ~ tudy ct squad Is etven small hope. DeMncaiP.&ter 13; Augsburg o. 1 Judd 1 helftOUI cnm1, M'"• P•r.aa• bet p~aat-<,1 out 1'araoue other h11b· the genera: ba:'.kmg t:iltuation wmcll Hance, unbeaten, will meet Bowlin~ Marquette 13; Mi~~issippl U 6 Pil• for Pet• lishl• of tbe lr"nk alar•~ • feal"re~ wh1ch prob•bl:r bne a more or Is ~u ld to contain lmpot tanl l epreen on ihe latter's hnme fteld in Ml~.'!Ouri Valley o. Willlom Je'ol.>ell ~ _le.!• d.1rect .k.t!..~••l !_D. ... nteJ omr.tn<Jal!Ons wr a IIHntllollt'nt Sinee lht'I C :11c rm du~~ on the e. strugg-le between strong defensive: 0 1 teams. tlowllna Oroon hl\8 no deNew Mexico Aggles •5: Ol!a Col- tiny ~olll h };rn t~lunol of Bnra Born, -N~ Stl'<.ngthening ol the s yst-em I &cme olHc:Jals expresbl;d eout1d, feats and but one scoreless tie on lege 0 , m08t of Hoe l"iollill'l'll II HI'C habv 111~~ · · 'tilL HUll Novem!Je1 \\ Uulu !.~r. !:>"me 1 her record. Nr.rtbwcst Mn . State Tea 28 , u pets Jt.\~ t;ut bUrt +lll~av\ -liiLflvti tJI{ Wittenberg, also undefeated, w!H Ml.ssouri 0. fi•hin1 "Rodeo" t ' SI:JJt:IUlly low pncr! situation was attembt Lo avenge a 1930 HeidelOklahoma City U. 14; st Ulul s noti"OII lnt:: lUI ltll'a from the 1 t:Xptcl.tJ! 1::; stlutU JJ.te ouym,.. Ina bel"l defeat at Tlftl.n, Kenyon will U. 13. western rnd outt. A!ul.Jnma hfla a de('p't Then Proceedo to Predict Outcome of Football Games to t~l~<.uly ounng u-w I &U aticl th~' travel to CoJumb~ to face the Lu· \ Omnha U. 28: York Col. l\i oJ I tA•l• ~llnUf; Se!lt:;Oll therana or Capital and Otterbela , Ottawn U. 14; Btllrer 12. (Neb) 0 1 1 _ _ aeu ~ ng ~_:,'~_"_"'~ ~~~~-- j be Played in V\arioua Part• of · - - - - - - - --1 il • TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY , Elissa Landi, Victor McLaglen ln-- I I "WICKED" 1 I THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Nov. 5-G Joan Crawford -ln- l II AT '1 HE THEATRES Buck I :r---------------------------- \ I • lear and :·we~ Buck Jones, your favorite wcstawn Htar . fi'Juming ;wtion ! 1'1trilling drama! A story that tingle:.~ with thl' lifc -hloo!l of the old west. Aleo Comocly •'MEN ~OW llt:TTE~" =· -- 4 "LAUGHING SINNERS" Hamilton, Church Notices the Country By COPELAD C BURG lNS Sports Wr1ter I for n hcl a fternoon Lafa yette hali CUI\NGE IN ANNO(jN(.:£1\-IENl com(' along swiftly since early O r- S'l'. PAl'L LV1UEHA.""' CHUU{;ll I l lr.bcr and Is JW::t about rlg!J L to J, c. Pilch. l'il!ilcr 1 Ne"' York, Ocl. 31.- INS- What :;po:!\ o 11enutlful drt.!dnt U1:1t has f.mulay ~thuul 9 A M u fine day lor a blg football upset. I eM eloped Penn. D•vme wcrslup aud Holy t:omFi'GIIl COR.llt to coast grid fans and In th J mid-west Northwe!ilern 1 1 tO A M \ the ~o-called experts, who pick on ran'tmiss against llllnolll atEvunsNIJ . \uuul: :,.<..J\ICc this SuJ~d u}. Saturdays and apologi:!n Mondays , I ~ton W-e haven't an Ldce. abput Inucmrn unic.n Herv1ce.s at SL. ,Jct.JI are. fully convinced they a1·e rlghl 'l fllann - Ohio Nebt-a'>ka - MIS&OUI"I Jtt 2 p M. t.hls time and not before this sea- Syracure-Miehlga.n State but l ine~ota. 1~ CliO' I 1 I tlCI IHth LO)'ill Wmnen Q('TQBER DED'f REOU{;'.fJON l The n 1·.st monthly church d"bl l plan went over fine Bunday ~•w $70 oo back Interest beinG full). pa!d as well as mme Jx: 1ng fully ~ld ch urch debt principal. The cnuJr. n bomd licpcs to rcr1U("t' tllr. P«n"l· pal at .. an average of mul e limn I where his super-speed comes Into itJ own . Lll.'it year, Lew Hinchman showeo to good advantage ln the Bucke}'( back.fleld. ThUi year tills Oolumbw boy has been a real threat. H1 passes well and shows a lot. of drtVI on plays through the line Btu Holcomb, the first Ohio Btatt ce.ptaln since 1927, 1s called on regu· Jarly to rote the ball for the Buet· eyes Holcomb Is a drtvlng type o1 halfback, In fact his early days a.t Ohio state found btm at full. He also excels in basketball and track, being a dash man ot no mean abU• lty 1n the latter sport. Que of the "dark horses" of thll )'ean team is Marshall Ollphaut, oophomore. OUphl\Dt ba.s been band· tcapped by mjurles but is aald to be the bcs~ forward pu!8er on the t.cnm. He expects to be a regular u: the Buckeye backfield for the rest of the sea1:10n. - -------. Ddving Into th~ Pad 1., , 11 ,,1,. ,• Iill! l ilt: ·:11,.11 .111 dty o! h l~lo 111 'l '" "l '" 1,1111 ., 1, h111 1 ~otm•tu ll · tHor 11o'n •lo·· .l•h-'ll •• •l • II 11 11H IIIln 1 .-,,,.~u 11 . 11 ~ ·'L:" 11' ,. 1,1 11 , ,] • ~> ,tu 1, ,1111 nl ~•nl lwn r· I 1"- 1o 1,, "~" 1,111 , ~ ., r r11 Hnn t.1 ~~~ 1••1 1111! ln1 11, d 'hl,..h ,,f 1, 11.1 .. 1111 •' t!lllllt'll flnlll l•n ~Ill \1111111 •' I - - , . - - --·ot n.o nlllll ::!tdl 1,, ,1, ,,,,"' 1'' '"'1 1o ll t ,1 tt•no r , 1 lin~ 1,11.111 ,.,,, 111 .• ~" 1,. I Really • M•ul<meloa , t; ul t ••f ,, ,r - ,, 1 , 1 ~ ,,, 1j,, 1, 1,,,, ... 1,11, 1;:, Tlo" ~~~~· ,.r · h1· l!'tll1 · ,. •l oJ.' 1;·up~ lms . !Jpo·ulrn> ~~ nnn~_lll011~ ."- ~ 1 ~ \ ..e 1111 d "' 1 ~..r ~. 1,111 11 111 , 1,. 11 .,1 t 11 ,.. N IHI ~' 1 .,. ~n·l• f< 1111 111111 , 11 .111 " II II' trr 111 "n• n~ l. m••!un , ~~Ill m 1' !.ol, .. 11 (', 11 1 1 11 , 111 <1 1, ,, ,, ,. 1 ,,11, , , 111 11 1 'l"r•'"ll<,olll. !o"l\l 'li'r., II•.. t!l nln· , , , , , 1<~1'1!'(' Is "nl1 OIIP l ltl ·"'l v of musk· ,,, , "· :11 .' 1 1111• ""II,1 " " ,,. l' --~ hlo• · n:t•lHn I I 1.§~~ !~ DID YOU By Ed::.en R. \\'ai tc, Shi:.vrnce, t>klah(<raa Bw in e:-;:-: coilt't'l'!l:-' n! tht· believe in th e m,".)eiv ~:." <Hld do the same. I!! lltlltL' th. .•i1 <ll y :d\'l' rli-...e J lll{' h<~ Jtdin_· :md ] J:'.'clll {' \\'<lilt • lli L',, l>t h (' \';.; to The. communit,v bon:-·t?r ~ ph ·it of th e bw: inc~·s men of the home city has not only done tlw mo>l to h1ilrt U[>.the eLy, but the mOEt to keep it grnv:il;g. All business men owe an oblig ation to the city that, support' them. Most of th em 1eali"e thi ~ fact; u few don't. Most busi!less I1Ie!l boot! the home rity and ar~ intensely loyal to it. They have pto opel cd with it a,, it ha:; Jll m pet ~ d. . j.OC:Ai GtTIZE!'i'S SHOULD SUIII'\Q~T: l..QCAl.. QUSI~ESS . ' ' ' ' MEN TO THE LIMIT qe,sfl-P' new love-the path of gl?ry l From t-be stag" ljif "Torch Song"- Com<c!Y "NEIGHBORl-Y NEIGHBORS" ~*"'!!li'Jqf'!IIIPV""'il;UlM~l='Pli!IOI~III~""' .. ..,...,IIIUiiU- , 1 1 1 1 CIIRJS1' Bible CHURCH ~chool OF Robert D , Supt. Lesson ToJ •lc: "F rc-: LlmJLell By Love" Gal. 5 13 ·26 COl 8 10 . 15 Lorll's Supper I HI 30 Du;cussion-Open Forum -~ 'Chmch Plans unct ObJectives' Lcade1. R C Stt-tfy 1 6 45c Chvlstlan l~ud('UIOI. Genevlcve Welker, pr.,.ldent Tuple. Wha t J e~us lcachc:.. about Faith Ill Gu,l· Jun1o1 aud Senl1 J1 (;!a~sc ~ $ 10000 each m ont it mcH Sl'p,uiilc :y .1tlrl JOin 1!1 nssl:! nl \~!r·(ll u' S("J:J.I' 7 ~0 ctJCJICil t1JgJJt bh Ill auchtor!um for curu;ecratcn se n•Jtcs meet ing Ill l• !t:o~J!-11' ,,f WI! plal<)l anll wnp,- seJ~· J ~.:e The puu men of cong regJ. tl On TopH Clll"l, +lr Is lllWll~.> \\Clcom ,; r..l tHel:i<! u.1 n b·m""J.•Htco Scllp1 111 ( .h. meclings 2 1-lS __ ____ 11 t t. l - Rcgu lttl w~ld.l chu•ch ba~t:ment tilnnei'S by Lo~al \Von 1_1 >I It • - - . -, , Cl u:ot :ne 5 en a 1. c:~ t . 1 CIJ0 ~Sf; lllly .jU Ct'lllS Do dVOUI shoppmg Thwsda} and ha\'c lll'111 , '"111~ " I 11 ' "I"• oil"· I ~:"!~"'::'~~:~~ :~Jrr,::~~ has old mantofootball bn<l good looking chance super-Uu .11 snch mll- 1and may a turn back awnt.rlght \Ions of hearts with 1\ couple nf ; Kanms Allgie~> arc betln tnan juicy triumph.; for the under dog.!! 1Virglnltl. In the ea.sl Cornell lookti too good I Down In Dud •land, G~OI'I<':la for Columbia at Il.haca. Yale RP. IIhculd quell Florida at Gainesvil le, pears batter than Dartmouth at 1Alatama cutolasscs KP Jluckv at ! NPW Haven, Notre Dame 16 b~tle1 1Tm:calocsa and Tenncssc~~has mu:c than Cat"negle Tech at PtUsburgh than Duke a t Kunxv11le T u\an1! 1:. ,and Hflrvard jolns the joblelifi 1r11a choic") over Mlssls~l~pi AggleB. ' lacing Vlrglnln at Cambridge. Gecq;rla Tecll goes n~nlnat van<lt•!MlchlgHI! will be too good tor 1b1! t at Atlanta and Vandr 1b!lt gl"l ; 1Pr!nwton, Pltl ls favor:-d over PeJ.II IUtc nod 1state nnd Fordham has a flay uti I On lh, 'Vt~l cca<:t cv:l,l'lhlllg LH 1J'''fllm·f West LJberly Just a big 1neur a stanrlsiJII today Souclk 1 u irnw nt Rpp lecaJto tf the wrong OJII: ICK!Jrun !a do ~~~ not pla y a lllll .l.l! 1numplis' Callfomla engagtt\O Nevmla ,,, Ortllun hardly Jat~ol, tn .Js:ai.I JI'€1 Bukelcy and Stanlor<1. me t!!UJ ~ ~w York1 II umverhs\ tyd h ''i 1a..... nd 1C<+l 1for1ma of Los Angeles, at. Pn 1o almy, a lOng Jsot·ga11 z Alto, HJOU!d be doing about lhc shou ld defeA-t CnlorR d n CQ11 egc nl rnm~. Oljlgon Aggl ~s look supr.I!OI I we~t Point Ito Wash1ifgton Stale at Corvalh~. Bul hore Is the tip -olf\ Tl.ll1 SJ,I.p Madigan's liCOShllO!lal teo.m Rltflt Penn l ' am that humbled which beat both I~ Giants, CallWJsecn.sln In last week's surprum fornio. a.nd Southern CallfOJ!lla. kl ckover may feel the boot lt.~elf to- 1battles Banta Clara Sl Mary's cl:!rday Penn plays La.!ayette at Phil- talniy 1\:hould tft.e It, despite Ut\ adcl r hia a nd lhlngs are l'itucked 1strength of &nta Clnra ·~ - - - ·· - - - - - · - SUMNER l out In the yard. M1'. and Mrs Elmer Nelsnn rm- ployed 1at Orlcnl were callll'"' on l 11 C Smith son Robert and Or- old friends lust week ville Holter met vnth fill automobile WLCCk about one mile north of Mr~ LIZZie Knnpp cf tan< ~·11 l h ctu~ ~ter lost Saturday mght, th~ ~ ~ vis•ling hrr daughter Mm. Vinnie I l"' l Jolletl over a steep bank, the Johnsto11. , 501\!lg men got out £'uslly, but the _ __ _ · - -· I left, hnnd nnd foot or your scribe 'I wn:s caught !n I hr. wreck by great etf01 t ~e fi"<'f'd our foot but It re Qtllrcd lhP un ited C!Hort of both Robert 1md lh o;.o w1lter to 1ellevc the hand. Thr- ca r was badly oam . 1UV,Ed but none of the occupo.nt.t;; v.-as 1srvcrely hurt TulUe. Wamcr nnd Wolt hav·~ mcved tnc SllW mill to Orll:l GRU l ~ I place. Abner Stout and fan11\y vtslted Bert Dean Sunday. . Curt Camahan !nnuly aud moth er and Flora Alh.son oJ Racine and Elnl!!!it Duerr and family of Pomeroy visited A C Smiths f<>~n;IJy_ last Sunday M. Hopkb1s l ~ Vl'ry sick I I I i rJUIIS sextette of Ohio State gnd.1 dcrs bas been fiU'nlshlng a. lal'gc portion of the sco:-1ng power of the Duckeyll team, Carl Cramer, Dayton sophomore. has shown great promise as a quarlerback, bcmg particularly ndept In the open field. His punts have shown well in Westem Conference and lntct-sectlona.J ['ames and accordbtg to experts, he .should be 1.\ real star before , he graduates One of the best Buckeye fullbacks In years is the title earned by Mike vuchimch. Vuchlnlch Is a sophomore and has sbowll a great dell\ or abiltty In tearing off t.ba.t extra y&rd when needed for first dO"-'llS. Bill Carroll, wbo tallied twice agaJnst Michigan (or Ohio State, Is a jwlior tllls year and Ill showing enormous improvement o\'cr his prcvtoua playing, Carroll's specialty is end runs Moat Loc:-.1 Bu•ine.. men realize that they 11•• i11 the public >ervice a11d are always re~dy to do more than their ahare in ib developtilent. o\IIW~ itlVQert>'4de Short and 'M'llt:jPt\ll 1\ami>·~nu;. ' ., Stii>ri~lil'-'1>1orc ;ompelllng tl!!tn the wea~nes. ·'· AJ•~ 1 They have giv;;n un ctintetl 'enice to Il l .' home city and. JHil back in it mchl pi·ofito a> !Joey have mad e. J..113ERTY THEATRE. MIDDI-f!PORT, TOflAY Hear !.!Ill sPe .Jo:1'fl Cruwforrl, :\fdl 1 APOWGIZE MONDAY Hanesville "THE t"!GJiTING SHE!llfF" I I - - --- Jcnea in El'ENTS I "THIS MODERN AGE" I ELECTRIC THEATRE. POMI:.R(;-,, TODAY I 1 I ···H••t•••• ,,.-·· -••• :t:'t"""'f'-l ' .. '"l••••.,.••••••!""l"l0 ... ;""'l::tU:::::l:ttt:1:..'1:U:...... ,..n,,.,•••••• •·-·•-·• ..... l '" t' ·····-···-· ........ .. I ' Hawaii·l'iavy Ace i !I I I I Mn~. bnbrtlfl Al P-. and~>r ~nl>ov~_) •. who po ~ttd fo1 th o!!t• "~ l'hool j!ll'l 1 complexion" mlvetti~cment~ , Iouk s : bcnutiful cnou~h :.1~ n hrun etl c to ' keep un y ma ll w1hll v .. nthu ~; a stlc,·i but II IIPLII'f'ntly her hu~bund •q too mud• of a "gC!ntlrmnn" wh ~> re hlond•'s nt•c l'ontf'l' nrd 1\fr::~. Alcxauder, suinr, in New York for 1 a •h\'01 cc, ~uy :-1 her hn ~ band spe nds &II of lm t1m(! wtth fluxenh.dred wom en. The lml- le&led South Ame1l ca.n ,' hea.v)'weilh\ hN garnered noth11l,f ! 1but i.oUI'h luck and crltlctam since j landing on the.ae ahore• ln 1928 1 1 Cam polo made h111 nrat bill mhl~ak e j by tyl~ up with Jack P'UIII.ZY wh o wu unablt to put htm to work . Oampolo wu. the second of the oversized foreign heavyweJ.aht&P1rpo, VIttorio's fellow cowltryman and Idol beiDI tbe tlrlt When Uli! promotera aaw the 1:dvantqe ot , pla.ying up the big fellows , Cam1 polo wu given a chance against Phil Scott lmmecHat~ly before tlw: I 8eot~ bout, Vittorla developed ha c~ trouble and , ccnsequently, wa s out I polnl.ed by "PhaiUnc Phil · The giAnt South American cam1l j back to earn a draw with to ugh 'I Johnny RiSko and signed !or a "shot" at Jack Sharke}' The jmx, however, followed VIttorio t-o his training before the bout "-aS sched uled to take place ll was called otf 1 -a ~urc financial !allure Even In victory, CampoLo has fall~d t.o Impress the fam. At one I ot New York 's smaller fight arenas , retently he knocked out Ralph Fi- . cucc\lo 111 eig ht rounds He was bcoed out or the hall by fa us who 1 wtre enra&:ed because hl' faJled to 1 do Ll 1!, the qutck manner they ha< l \ anticipated New River 7; Seton Hall 0. Et. ThomM t8cr•nt.on) :K; St. .,_.,....__,.----By Fcr Constable Of '""· LAST NIGHT'&. FIGHT REStiLTS Prep Carrying On For "Rock" Peter Godfrey the lti!U.n Olant from the AriJ:en- 1 1 Vote For New Yort Oc:t ll-1N8-Tbe jinx I ! 1 E Anh - By International Newa Servl~ Catholic U. 20; Duqueane U . O!tnvUie State 13, Salem Colleae ISATURDAY . cl d.l ' £or Constable of':f~i'~; ! \ 1 111 \ "'f; •~ u hlp ut tho I Ncv "' I ---RF.NT- Brumlngo home ou u. Tea. 0. c 1tlll ta punuina VIttorio Campol 1, :Woman ll:ead of New York Criminal Bureau · Saye 'frnnk Slayer's Eyes Indicate · Motives Back of Murders. IBURG SAYS E x p E R 1' s PICK 0I l.OID J. HYSELL I FRIDAY SCOkES to Heinous Crime . _. Your Vote Wanteti LOBT-Travelh1i lumd I Cl.,e I ANGR! tm - Greta Garbo,. Clark Gable NeD. IT W/>5 ~lNG OF TO TAKE: SUCH AN lNTCREST MUSIC. MY DEAR 1 SHE: STARTS ~t=R PIANO LE"SSONS 10MORROW 1 Toaeberl 13 ; N011h 6 -1Campolo A Loss Ruth Judd's Eyes Give ' Even As Winner I SUNDAY and MONDAY NOV. 1·~ WhyBring1'hatUp? ----~---- Su~or I -'ND TAKE CROWN 1' , 8kNx Palla. Col One Ohio ~ baa a vllltor N. (8. D.l G. ( tram PeDDJ)'l:vaola. The O.yton 1't!IA u. '" Pttuu.,. u. , Ontverttty ftyen wW 1J0 up 11a1nn W,Artenabura Tea. 8; Cape OlrTran11tvarua tpt Day\On . lf.l"d•ll Tea. 0. 1 W&lhburn :It ; Emporia Tea. 7 WIIWrt'oroe tT. 32; ~ - Stale tMa~~E . l Gallipolis, Ohio DmJoon wtll Zlppen. ena; Jlobc:ab Should ~eet Bilhopa 1 For Sale, Miac. ~unt T: St. Benedkt"e o. ) • ~t; Da.t~JW. We•take on Uie ..,.tn, ol lUami 111. 10)'111. 13. Oxford.- Aablind wtU t.t.n t UCht 8outbeut.em Tea . 21 ; Northe1i.st- , \.llam t.o Atroa to meet tbe Aknm ttn Tea. 1. ~ plaJI at MUiet.t&. Oedamlle 1oe, 10 lllo o~ ood IN' f[ATUH[ GAM[ WITH W[SlHAN - Gallipolis Theatre accoraing to a report re - Ml tl..l · • ~ rler G! twtmt)'-Avt cent.& for r· e 1upport an 1ft uenee l oclv.:!ti hrre ty !nends 1 ~ wa ~ ~:dU "nJ Mr and Mrs lliuc en With so ma 11 y conte-Stilon u,aga- Btnldmg wh o spends a ll arternoo11 1 01 IIGI>. :::-c:-::m-:=--:::::;:;-::; cf all voter•• both men and ' that he had IJEen In Ill heal!h tcr Rr.rw g!lt.ld w[feh J e~em guesls zl.t•es on th e markllt. nowada}s It 11 pushing the pigeons orr hiS win- ' -,., .. _,:;-taldr wmablcty 8lalllt. )IOU • 1u e bu t was bcUe'ied to be n•- Mr a ud Mu;. ·~ 0 11 IX a ~ ha.nl !or a gil l to lun·~ any :.ecrt-( dow sHI ll ~. 10 t.ha.t t.he copJ tor womtn. will be ,.-atefu ~Y 1~~~:n:' M .u: Nor mo J ollnscu ·,o,ho ~ 01 1 ow 5 Th ~~r~N AND WHIU I I I ! THE DAlLY 'L'Kll!tllill. I'OIIIROY, 01110. At Ohio Stadium In Atb· ~~=~:l~n t~~ 1 ~~~ i i t!!lj<DA't, NOVIlMB&R I, 1031 lo 1 :d -- a....,..,.• c.,..a., 'lo Lest Lhfl ct~i* C UJ ~f a rolf: botlt, 1111 tbe bol11 run'or .n.ur •fl 8odal Aceomplhlbmeota Bel.ne ao wealthy tbat you can llbd ou t ltvw wan,y u. wliJ ,.p.o(llt han 1Hvenoea.r with your own ln - iu the \Hller 111• the peo~le ella& ! 1u r>ld t•!ll. Tbll auruber 11 till •I¥ itlall on it. 1 numb~r tv c·nr ry lc the boUt. tr l.lonta or (ll.lwee are tqulppeq Jl'lth u S lllll ll !l ll"· th:hl !tt'rn, tlwlr lMloJ· LlC,UlD OR 't.t.ULE'f~ nnr;,· 11'111 l•e ~o~n~n l l>' \D err"sed. bp; Believes a Hen!lac:he or Neu1 ;: \~, 1.sueh •·om p11rtmt>uts nhould ])B tell· tn so mlnw'". cb~U " Celd lb'o I ed frt•ttUl' IHIY rur le nlrii:L. 'l'hP ce· lnt tbJ, uu1 d1eell• Mah.rla IIi 1 ll ll('lJ)' of I hi! t-ruft l!lltluld btl j)\1\111• "bree da)'L , ..~. 1 I)" 111111 "'-'d I'll Ita ~::~lt l eil 8 6 6 Salve for Bah:!'& Co1~ . ti 6 6 1 lotltl omclali ol ' lnlil was h...d by aU who at tended i WQJU.i.Y H• .RUSSELL the oraantzat.lon that no contnbu- u 1e maJurlty being masked. rr.r Truatell lit BaUabury 'l'own6hlp t.lon !rom the Notional organ iZlltk I I wW hi appreel&ted. l0-l8-3t would be made thla ynr unley; clrPIERSONAU flmtx.r (lit Maybe !'m Wrong ~;~;;:;:;~~~~ --------:===~p:::o:__ s ___ _ -tod. PIJI~l!­ type like· thill Galli li fOLITICAL feet by putt.ln& corp IJNJI on alloUIM!I& corn. L,.""!'...,,.._ _,,_..; I I ,, I �• ' c ·,_;A SUFI ED ADVt:ltTISING SECTION -i2c per Une. l'yp~ lllle thi1 (12 e IAtefulll WM •. • ~YPRIED O~mdlda~ fot nw I pt.) I ~Jtct401l fOI' By John P. Medbury 1 l &lED caoss MEETS I with II. clever Halloween par y or I local chapter or the Am- ber daUJhter Chriotme. a.1d aboul U81llE 'Qf Salls· eriean Red s:;rou met at the F!l'Sl. bW7 'hwnahlp. ~f tJ:te election Baptlst. Church Wednclday e\·e njng. Nov. 8. 1031 p 0 Dtxon of Wa$hlngton, D c. !0-29·3t I fl~ld. ·representative of the Ntt tl~ .!Q.l · - - Red erou wu pret•nt and g11.ve &II Your vote •nd tn1lueuce at Nov• j lnt.l:lrutlq: addres~;. - tftnty-ftve of htt yo unr fr iends, Tnursday evening oanclng furmshed the drv::rsli:::n 1 of the evenlnj: which was !ollOWl' '~ 1 · by dcuahnuts. pumplun pie, pt.) 10<. ..~rUne. Mr a..:ta I~went c.lder. A mOAt enJoyable evell- Db:on t"ld Tbe IUPPOJ'\, and influence of sli c;ta:;:l 0011 Vale visltfd here WectnctiduJ votera, both meal and wom:m . wm ~ will be the only' :uci t!us Mt . ang ~"· t~oeorS:el!: b~~~ 0 1 year Another meeting will he belLI nounce t e be JNI.~fUUy e.ppreelated. If GILBERT WEEKS at ~h~ Red Crollli lleadquarten; on ~u~clby. d Mrs Mo::darvey l!'e and 1 IBeU::lr k.oilwn 1&8 "Oyp"l j Nov i ' son 'R!:!rtck apj.ml Wedne~wy affO{ pMct Candidate for TRUSTEE o( &l l.s - ~ -.- T u.nlucn In Gallipolis. bury Town&hip, at the election D~~~ IN 4:An 'iES P, JesJ - o 1r. 1ae E :.lles a paucnt ct !iolze1 ' Nov. 9, 1931 I 1hus'"'llal tlle 111:1-'> L wali t'J tnaerUont I OonaeeuUvt or t. N~~~~e:~!:' ::;,f: •• eaeh IDle de~t ~f Gall~!\cunl~ dl~~~~~~deuly - - - - - - - ---i 1\t h h'l home In San FranciSCO O:::t- J ~o lO-tn-•t \H ~k ab!~ heme dW(;~~~~IiC1~aunce Hcnms d • 8 (.bc r 23 , G\11' ad li prepared In euch 1 appreciated. manner wa to brlf'K Lhe lll'e&k-st oesulta to )I)U.. GRIFF ARCHER --- Caad1"d ate for Truttee o I rhv. pubJWlen w111 be napomiblt onlY t "J.' one tuoorrect tnsertlon or ~ advertisement. Errore ln ~~odvertaement.s llhould be Nport.ed lonrnedlBtelv. ' I He ll!.g.sutvJVerl by h1s wlfl.'. five brothers, B ~ rt u.nd Carl of 0.1.:.lJ.•1d ~ Lawrence and !..Inn w! s 1u Fmncis' co 11nd Willam 1 o1 0 a11'.. ilJ co un t y, 1 and one sister Mrs Bert Patct:J~Cl l th~ also of Oallla county. Th e sornnambuh~t wlio got a Jcb :.LS walking de leg-ate •mtcl'.men's umon tendtd lllC tel•.clw,.., meet!~~ :t • At!Uons wmt on to Mnue tt .t lt.. wee\~ end. .,. ,, 1 1 Our OYm Vaude.ille Justiliabll!' llomlcide Wlfey- Do ~·a u bebeve In rcln Wll~ll :.·c u alscovcr your hu.s- lHI'llat1on? Mr a mi Mrs Don~ CJ J ••l t.r..cia .. ,• bnna s ~lcnocrapher stttlng un ht~ Hubby-Certainly :\II 1 1 W1fey- Then whal would j , Cdti'IJbus Mr an , 1 • •~ ~· , , l lol(l JU Sl ~It~;r 'l ll v..: jJl e·..'·U Il l~ th ?)' OU Sa1 abury Town~h•p at of coalton wre last Stmd.•Y.. GU~~ trousers l!ke to come ba.ck to ear as •. N of Mr. and Ml'b Clem W tlc .. x ,._s Hubby ~~A bachelo1· 1 I . e cchcn ov • 3, 1931 • s unday __.._ · - - - - -CLUB HOSTt::ss ,, Mr and Mrs. Nelso n Wh1tcht':HI , The Unfair ~ex , Take It or Leave It 1 The supoprt and lnftuenct! o[ a,,l Mrs Henry W Cherrington - 11 M 'lhe Wife who tiled to bleak up 1 Mrs Wcml ?h\Jllp~> u. nfl A cyclone Is notbmg' b;ut a. 1voterr; , both men a.nd wom.;n wt:l lertalned the members of th ! 1 r 1\0 f! da , vnth Joh_l Lc\ her hu.!5 band s cold m the head brr~zc th~t' s In a hurry. be gratefullY a.pprecl.:u uo1. I Thurs das Club thl$ week Ru~l Call son ~~en1~ un ~ wltn u l'ammel. j was made and ansWered t o b:' cur- I !lnd. am M o~borne E.lht ~ a.1Cl 1 . ····HARRY SMITH rt.l L ev<.nts In connection v.ltH th1• \ Dl an rs d· I Viii" :l l "' 1 Ace of <.:a.ds Momentous Me~ment.!l Candlda.t~ fOf TRUSTEE ol Sr: !l r - 1 p:r.cg!Am Modem Fictlrm Dr Mury I daughter Bernice or Ct ~lth - M l~ 1 The New York bus iness man When a fellow Is so crooked theY 1 bury Towql'lhlp, a.t. the cl~o:lwn 1 Aus~ln had ch ar gr c! the p1ogrRm .~pending the wee~B e.'!d 1with nu office In the Emphr State have to send him to a chiroprnctm 1 Nov 3,11131 11md Mrs J ohn 0 r._n. ·' · _____ __ bdore they can grt hlm Into a 1 1 and reviewed II! C tJ:;ok ·Falhr r · 10-30-3t. Th" husl.ees ~~rver! tea foUowmg I Prot E E Higgins und M u:<i M~ ~ , _n__._._,_--.. ~~ w strulght jncketc I Til nll ,. lthe weetlng I Da.v!shw~re ~he:~~~~~~::.~;ee~~~~~~ 1 '{ ,. , :-; auompiuJ\.e(\ Mr. H,g glm ~~ 1 " 11 111 e suppc;r 1 R.Jll.l 1 ue.nce o a 11 -· _ , mgt e cca sc h . d th Wlll Jcsna· n e'er lh ...11-,k Null and VOid voU!ra, both men and women. wHI I HALLOWEEN PART\' : 1 thr Svuthf'a~tuu Ohio. Tcac ":~~ ta~d wl~~ fllenos · T he 1ellow \\ho t ried to ease be ~~rrate!ully appredated MJ s c E. HolzPr nl h":IL lt~J:uU Association In Athen s Fnd:~ y M --- -~-- t 1 ------FCR SALE One good•work mule. one hor:~ nnd a lfiii!C barn with P~~bah!Y 1\bcut MOO feet or good lumu.:r a.tcr razed . A bar11am The Eber.sbach Construction Cu. p,m.,oy,Gh<o l I wALTERMcELHINNY AI.L MAKES of radios servi;ed at ! Middleport. 1·------------- Candklate tor TI'U!>tee I POJJ. ~ Y AND HER PALS o l ~c- 1 r~~-~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~ MAN ret\sonable yom Icir TOWrllih1p, at thell -1-2t l l'tvl!o or cltl!prlceti 2•1-J .Bung H . Mln Cross, t .onSUll8bury Nov. 3, 1931 mt Ohio 1 Mddl • 1 Mu~tc tu rc, ep ' 'Ihe suppc:.rt a.nd Influence of ll.ll 10~:;:2-::lt _ _ __ _ . _ vcters, both men and WOI!lCil, wm F'OR two hurfie wagons be l!l'a.tefully apQreclal ~d j WLII Ht:ll or trade tor apples, po HARRY LEWIS 1 tatoel'i 01 other fo.1·m produ~c. Cand!.date for Trustee of A l~o have empty tJa.rrela tor sac Town&blp, at tbe election Nov. 3, lm]un·c al Ewh1fl: Cash Oroce1 Y 1031. \ocatecl in Ben Ewh111'S new build _________ _ 1118· 10·38·3t Your Support and Influence Ear·--- ~ n • .;tJy Bo\lc1t.ed PL-i.JMBlNU - -Ou~ nJJt! steam nt- HERMAN H. (Pete) MEES U 1g OU!l E E A"hworlh. Phon~ ,. ti · Ul-"' 3-fit 1Candldo.te for Just1ce or th~ Pcac~ I d Salisbury Towmilllp, 1u 1.:u.~ drcl ~~~n- Nov 3, 1931.:.__ _____ _ _ I BALE.::_; Loat- bt\g ,. J· t· 1 .lng wearing U.JlPM~!l ~OI'll\ .:h~re on Thomas Fork road IK·tween Rullnnd dP-pot ami F.-ljr , Orr.und. Initla\lj T E. on GUI:lldr Returu to Da.vls Ice and Pmdw.:' co., and,.r~celve reward. 10 -:10 -J~ r FOR Lincoln Hm. Bee Mrs. worth. i; -ln- "SUSAN LENOX" ' 10~30-•t Han11rd 2d O; St. o. John'a Salisbury Town3h: _p 11-t-:!t I HAVIiN'T A;<'( MO>IE'( ON ME EI"Tt-tEQ,IOO"TS, BU"T 40 IN A>ID Wanted- - WANTLD- ' •. I cars to g1 Cat>C 15c n c:ll', Model n equipment Dalley St·•vl cu s,,,tlon. &-1•:th end or Dn dg~ •. ,lJH uuth I0-22 ~Jt "T'ElL HER 'YOU'LL. MAll. HER A TOOlS DID>I""T WA>I"T -ro 4o IN .O.I<t> E')(Pl..AIN1 BU"T J MADE H&:R DOI"T- 1 PON'T 'W~"T B'e"T,-'""( BIRCH "TO THINK "T\-iAi ,.OOT~ l~ S"TAU.tN4 HERI lmport•nl Mallu·• Tin · ~ ~ \ .' •'Il l' 1W1l.1r~. 1\llh:h ure tlw 111 u ~ 1 IIIII~IOI'tlllll IN•Ili in • chll11' b lll'ntl, tH•' mote llkel .~ to h.,. cOIIIt: tlet',l,\l'tl I hun nny other lel'th Oric:nat~r of "S•ri-.;1" :'Ill'- !•: I• 1·:. !'ll. Mouthworth'ii "Ht>li l!outlull ·• ts-&;1, I" Nnltl lo have_ 1 hl'l'll 1\11• l!1·,.t 11'1'),11 111111r,1 lVrllten lu 1 I I By fi\t.ernatlonal NCws Service Jc.hn't. tB'k.lyn J 0. At Detrolt-K1ns Levlualc)'. ChlAa Challlpi0111 Of LeaiJlle E!I'Jny Brook School 12, N. Y. cago heavywellbt, !"kfeatt:d Jimmy 1Slattery, Buftalo, llO L Aggi f'!l 2lld 0. For Third ConaecuTemple 6; W & J 3 At Ne w York-Jackie tive Time Carutilenvllle ,Jr. C. 38; Bethel New York rnlddlewel&ht, and JimC. tTenn .1 0. my Sullivan. Brooklyn. drew 00) I By Int.ernat.Looal New1 Senlce Georgetown C. <K:Y I 25, Easter:l Jack SiJark.cy, Phlladclphla lif:ht 1 The 1D31 Buckeye Ath1etic A5- Ky . "I 0. W€lght, dde.ated Bat Clemen:;, Heward Payne 21: TrlniW 6. Brooklyn, (10). I BOC1atlon football cnamp1onship Lenoir Rhy~ 20; Elon 6. At Phllndelphla- S,lllvan bUill h1 the Dalance ~~ay, apparLol.lielana Tkh 18, Lcuiaiana Baltlmor-~ light heavyweight der~at ently within the lf118P of Oblil Normal 2 ed .Johnny Dixon, PhJindelphla ! ll>J We1leyan, or Its opponent of today, Millsaps 34; Ddtn Sta~ Tea 7 ! At Wilmington , Del - Pat Igo. Ohio Unlverslt,, ll3 Ohio teams Ouachita 27; Jtencll:lx 6 I Eben nndoah, Pa . Jurilca· wcltfll girded themselve.!l for a dozen othPreabytel'ian 6 ; ~ }qewberry 0 I wt•"h t. drf r: a !P':I H-z nry Perliek. Knl, er pl&sldn duels. I ~ Ohto Weeleyan's Bishops proba . Simmons 3~. Southwestern 0. amazoo, M.lch . tBJ bly \vlll be BIVen the time of the!J. I E::cuthern c!l 31; Miami u 21). I At E:an Franelsco-ClaudP Cnpl-y ' lives at Athena at the hands of a 1 1'tmll:e~.tcc 18: Knoxville 7 Sausalito, Calif , heavyweight kn c:tc k speeded Ohio U. e.even Nelthe'" i Umcn <Ky l 18; East Tenn. ed out AnelY D1vodl. New Ycrk 121 team has been defeated ln IW 1Tea 0. Batt.llng: Dozier, Wichita . K~t~:s. 1 league and both have been work- • Wltk~ Fcreat 13, E.l·s kme 0. nt:Rro welterweight. declaioned At ~ r Ina: overtime to develop every tal- l Augustana 19. South Dakota ttchr-I'Uit.Pin, New York no• ent Mines 6 -At Otnclnnatl Musktngum 'o(IJI1 Austin Normal 12; Bethel CKyL o With The Wrestler• send an undefeated team asalmlt I Ut:thany 0, Kansas Wesleyan 0. the Clnclnnatl Bearcn~ 1n an atCam<.rcn ARgles 13, Eost Central i E v I~ote rnahonal News Bcnlce 1 tempt to bowl over the city team ill ; Tea 6. , the Muaklel:l' ftrst day contest ;;J CeL1tral flowa/ 12; Pa.rBOns 12. At Philadelphia- Rudy Dttsck, , \Conuu~:d tron1 Da"e ~~~ __ Omaha. defeated Earl McCrcc t.l~ ,' the aeaaon. EvanavlJie 21; Hanover 6. 1j lll1g crlsu; has bten pabSCd F t!U('I'Q • A rivalry dating back nearly 30 1 F crt J:la.ys State Col. 0, South- Oklahoma I resene figtues Ior Odober IIICH· e x yeats wiU be contJnued at Cleve- western 4l. At Salem, Mass - Hurl De Olan: , peeled to show tha t there wrre CCI:. I land, where Case plays host to Frl_uds U 12; McPherson Col. 7 Prance, defe l\ ted Joe Slmnkus, Wet '•• fvll~:orrGboraUon with the ~non wbo da,cribed on•'• •7•• ,,\ ~~ucLuCiy l<.wer bu.nk(allUJesln t..tlal Wooster. At nearby Berea. BaldOnnnel 19, carleton 13 cesl:l.lr, Mass. the "wiadcnn of tbe ~JGUI," Clara P•reon•, wcll·known New York Stat~ illll nLh than In Septembe1 win-Wallace has an engagement ln£JJana State T. 19, Indiana At Ntw Ymk-,J'a.ck Sheny. Om- crlmiaolosi•t principal17 b.... her dia.-no•i• of Wiunie Rvtb Jvdd,l With the credit corporation prt!wltb Kent State. Central 0. aba defeated Andy Brov.n. Bwok- 1 1ph..nix-L- Anrele• tru11k elar•r, on th• "di•t•nt, elmotl ·uc:ant" look pareC to COPf' wlth tile tem~orar~ I Another Cleveland team, Western Icwa Wesleyan 7; Penn College 2 I.vn. I llD her.,• ._ In fad, Mi•• Panoat b.lt.Y•• that Mn. Judd.'• •r•• larrelr! emc1genq•. the ftOa f! ral 1 e~;erve Reserve, wUl move over to Oberlin Ha~kell 26; Crelf!;hton 0 ::Or.mmy St ein. Newa.tk, defeated eaplain. til• 1ruetome ft ·unler and mutil•tion of ber 'two entwhiJ• boon! wul soon make public th~ lor a. contest In which the Oberlin J ohn Carroll 6 ; Mount Union 6. Ivan Ver)lnhom Russ:a frien~a. ~lt.il• tb.• .,.,_are conatdered tb~ mo•t import~nt due to ~r._ 1 nsulls ol a wmprehttLSivt ~ tudy ct squad Is etven small hope. DeMncaiP.&ter 13; Augsburg o. 1 Judd 1 helftOUI cnm1, M'"• P•r.aa• bet p~aat-<,1 out 1'araoue other h11b· the genera: ba:'.kmg t:iltuation wmcll Hance, unbeaten, will meet Bowlin~ Marquette 13; Mi~~issippl U 6 Pil• for Pet• lishl• of tbe lr"nk alar•~ • feal"re~ wh1ch prob•bl:r bne a more or Is ~u ld to contain lmpot tanl l epreen on ihe latter's hnme fteld in Ml~.'!Ouri Valley o. Willlom Je'ol.>ell ~ _le.!• d.1rect .k.t!..~••l !_D. ... nteJ omr.tn<Jal!Ons wr a IIHntllollt'nt Sinee lht'I C :11c rm du~~ on the e. strugg-le between strong defensive: 0 1 teams. tlowllna Oroon hl\8 no deNew Mexico Aggles •5: Ol!a Col- tiny ~olll h };rn t~lunol of Bnra Born, -N~ Stl'<.ngthening ol the s yst-em I &cme olHc:Jals expresbl;d eout1d, feats and but one scoreless tie on lege 0 , m08t of Hoe l"iollill'l'll II HI'C habv 111~~ · · 'tilL HUll Novem!Je1 \\ Uulu !.~r. !:>"me 1 her record. Nr.rtbwcst Mn . State Tea 28 , u pets Jt.\~ t;ut bUrt +lll~av\ -liiLflvti tJI{ Wittenberg, also undefeated, w!H Ml.ssouri 0. fi•hin1 "Rodeo" t ' SI:JJt:IUlly low pncr! situation was attembt Lo avenge a 1930 HeidelOklahoma City U. 14; st Ulul s noti"OII lnt:: lUI ltll'a from the 1 t:Xptcl.tJ! 1::; stlutU JJ.te ouym,.. Ina bel"l defeat at Tlftl.n, Kenyon will U. 13. western rnd outt. A!ul.Jnma hfla a de('p't Then Proceedo to Predict Outcome of Football Games to t~l~<.uly ounng u-w I &U aticl th~' travel to CoJumb~ to face the Lu· \ Omnha U. 28: York Col. l\i oJ I tA•l• ~llnUf; Se!lt:;Oll therana or Capital and Otterbela , Ottawn U. 14; Btllrer 12. (Neb) 0 1 1 _ _ aeu ~ ng ~_:,'~_"_"'~ ~~~~-- j be Played in V\arioua Part• of · - - - - - - - --1 il • TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY , Elissa Landi, Victor McLaglen ln-- I I "WICKED" 1 I THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Nov. 5-G Joan Crawford -ln- l II AT '1 HE THEATRES Buck I :r---------------------------- \ I • lear and :·we~ Buck Jones, your favorite wcstawn Htar . fi'Juming ;wtion ! 1'1trilling drama! A story that tingle:.~ with thl' lifc -hloo!l of the old west. Aleo Comocly •'MEN ~OW llt:TTE~" =· -- 4 "LAUGHING SINNERS" Hamilton, Church Notices the Country By COPELAD C BURG lNS Sports Wr1ter I for n hcl a fternoon Lafa yette hali CUI\NGE IN ANNO(jN(.:£1\-IENl com(' along swiftly since early O r- S'l'. PAl'L LV1UEHA.""' CHUU{;ll I l lr.bcr and Is JW::t about rlg!J L to J, c. Pilch. l'il!ilcr 1 Ne"' York, Ocl. 31.- INS- What :;po:!\ o 11enutlful drt.!dnt U1:1t has f.mulay ~thuul 9 A M u fine day lor a blg football upset. I eM eloped Penn. D•vme wcrslup aud Holy t:omFi'GIIl COR.llt to coast grid fans and In th J mid-west Northwe!ilern 1 1 tO A M \ the ~o-called experts, who pick on ran'tmiss against llllnolll atEvunsNIJ . \uuul: :,.<..J\ICc this SuJ~d u}. Saturdays and apologi:!n Mondays , I ~ton W-e haven't an Ldce. abput Inucmrn unic.n Herv1ce.s at SL. ,Jct.JI are. fully convinced they a1·e rlghl 'l fllann - Ohio Nebt-a'>ka - MIS&OUI"I Jtt 2 p M. t.hls time and not before this sea- Syracure-Miehlga.n State but l ine~ota. 1~ CliO' I 1 I tlCI IHth LO)'ill Wmnen Q('TQBER DED'f REOU{;'.fJON l The n 1·.st monthly church d"bl l plan went over fine Bunday ~•w $70 oo back Interest beinG full). pa!d as well as mme Jx: 1ng fully ~ld ch urch debt principal. The cnuJr. n bomd licpcs to rcr1U("t' tllr. P«n"l· pal at .. an average of mul e limn I where his super-speed comes Into itJ own . Lll.'it year, Lew Hinchman showeo to good advantage ln the Bucke}'( back.fleld. ThUi year tills Oolumbw boy has been a real threat. H1 passes well and shows a lot. of drtVI on plays through the line Btu Holcomb, the first Ohio Btatt ce.ptaln since 1927, 1s called on regu· Jarly to rote the ball for the Buet· eyes Holcomb Is a drtvlng type o1 halfback, In fact his early days a.t Ohio state found btm at full. He also excels in basketball and track, being a dash man ot no mean abU• lty 1n the latter sport. Que of the "dark horses" of thll )'ean team is Marshall Ollphaut, oophomore. OUphl\Dt ba.s been band· tcapped by mjurles but is aald to be the bcs~ forward pu!8er on the t.cnm. He expects to be a regular u: the Buckeye backfield for the rest of the sea1:10n. - -------. 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N IHI ~' 1 .,. ~n·l• f< 1111 111111 , 11 .111 " II II' trr 111 "n• n~ l. m••!un , ~~Ill m 1' !.ol, .. 11 (', 11 1 1 11 , 111 <1 1, ,, ,, ,. 1 ,,11, , , 111 11 1 'l"r•'"ll<,olll. !o"l\l 'li'r., II•.. t!l nln· , , , , , 1<~1'1!'(' Is "nl1 OIIP l ltl ·"'l v of musk· ,,, , "· :11 .' 1 1111• ""II,1 " " ,,. l' --~ hlo• · n:t•lHn I I 1.§~~ !~ DID YOU By Ed::.en R. \\'ai tc, Shi:.vrnce, t>klah(<raa Bw in e:-;:-: coilt't'l'!l:-' n! tht· believe in th e m,".)eiv ~:." <Hld do the same. I!! lltlltL' th. .•i1 <ll y :d\'l' rli-...e J lll{' h<~ Jtdin_· :md ] J:'.'clll {' \\'<lilt • lli L',, l>t h (' \';.; to The. communit,v bon:-·t?r ~ ph ·it of th e bw: inc~·s men of the home city has not only done tlw mo>l to h1ilrt U[>.the eLy, but the mOEt to keep it grnv:il;g. All business men owe an oblig ation to the city that, support' them. Most of th em 1eali"e thi ~ fact; u few don't. Most busi!less I1Ie!l boot! the home rity and ar~ intensely loyal to it. They have pto opel cd with it a,, it ha:; Jll m pet ~ d. . j.OC:Ai GtTIZE!'i'S SHOULD SUIII'\Q~T: l..QCAl.. QUSI~ESS . ' ' ' ' MEN TO THE LIMIT qe,sfl-P' new love-the path of gl?ry l From t-be stag" ljif "Torch Song"- Com<c!Y "NEIGHBORl-Y NEIGHBORS" ~*"'!!li'Jqf'!IIIPV""'il;UlM~l='Pli!IOI~III~""' .. ..,...,IIIUiiU- , 1 1 1 1 CIIRJS1' Bible CHURCH ~chool OF Robert D , Supt. Lesson ToJ •lc: "F rc-: LlmJLell By Love" Gal. 5 13 ·26 COl 8 10 . 15 Lorll's Supper I HI 30 Du;cussion-Open Forum -~ 'Chmch Plans unct ObJectives' Lcade1. R C Stt-tfy 1 6 45c Chvlstlan l~ud('UIOI. Genevlcve Welker, pr.,.ldent Tuple. Wha t J e~us lcachc:.. about Faith Ill Gu,l· Jun1o1 aud Senl1 J1 (;!a~sc ~ $ 10000 each m ont it mcH Sl'p,uiilc :y .1tlrl JOin 1!1 nssl:! nl \~!r·(ll u' S("J:J.I' 7 ~0 ctJCJICil t1JgJJt bh Ill auchtor!um for curu;ecratcn se n•Jtcs meet ing Ill l• !t:o~J!-11' ,,f WI! plal<)l anll wnp,- seJ~· J ~.:e The puu men of cong regJ. tl On TopH Clll"l, +lr Is lllWll~.> \\Clcom ,; r..l tHel:i<! u.1 n b·m""J.•Htco Scllp1 111 ( .h. meclings 2 1-lS __ ____ 11 t t. l - Rcgu lttl w~ld.l chu•ch ba~t:ment tilnnei'S by Lo~al \Von 1_1 >I It • - - . -, , Cl u:ot :ne 5 en a 1. c:~ t . 1 CIJ0 ~Sf; lllly .jU Ct'lllS Do dVOUI shoppmg Thwsda} and ha\'c lll'111 , '"111~ " I 11 ' "I"• oil"· I ~:"!~"'::'~~:~~ :~Jrr,::~~ has old mantofootball bn<l good looking chance super-Uu .11 snch mll- 1and may a turn back awnt.rlght \Ions of hearts with 1\ couple nf ; Kanms Allgie~> arc betln tnan juicy triumph.; for the under dog.!! 1Virglnltl. In the ea.sl Cornell lookti too good I Down In Dud •land, G~OI'I<':la for Columbia at Il.haca. Yale RP. IIhculd quell Florida at Gainesvil le, pears batter than Dartmouth at 1Alatama cutolasscs KP Jluckv at ! NPW Haven, Notre Dame 16 b~tle1 1Tm:calocsa and Tenncssc~~has mu:c than Cat"negle Tech at PtUsburgh than Duke a t Kunxv11le T u\an1! 1:. ,and Hflrvard jolns the joblelifi 1r11a choic") over Mlssls~l~pi AggleB. ' lacing Vlrglnln at Cambridge. Gecq;rla Tecll goes n~nlnat van<lt•!MlchlgHI! will be too good tor 1b1! t at Atlanta and Vandr 1b!lt gl"l ; 1Pr!nwton, Pltl ls favor:-d over PeJ.II IUtc nod 1state nnd Fordham has a flay uti I On lh, 'Vt~l cca<:t cv:l,l'lhlllg LH 1J'''fllm·f West LJberly Just a big 1neur a stanrlsiJII today Souclk 1 u irnw nt Rpp lecaJto tf the wrong OJII: ICK!Jrun !a do ~~~ not pla y a lllll .l.l! 1numplis' Callfomla engagtt\O Nevmla ,,, Ortllun hardly Jat~ol, tn .Js:ai.I JI'€1 Bukelcy and Stanlor<1. me t!!UJ ~ ~w York1 II umverhs\ tyd h ''i 1a..... nd 1C<+l 1for1ma of Los Angeles, at. Pn 1o almy, a lOng Jsot·ga11 z Alto, HJOU!d be doing about lhc shou ld defeA-t CnlorR d n CQ11 egc nl rnm~. Oljlgon Aggl ~s look supr.I!OI I we~t Point Ito Wash1ifgton Stale at Corvalh~. Bul hore Is the tip -olf\ Tl.ll1 SJ,I.p Madigan's liCOShllO!lal teo.m Rltflt Penn l ' am that humbled which beat both I~ Giants, CallWJsecn.sln In last week's surprum fornio. a.nd Southern CallfOJ!lla. kl ckover may feel the boot lt.~elf to- 1battles Banta Clara Sl Mary's cl:!rday Penn plays La.!ayette at Phil- talniy 1\:hould tft.e It, despite Ut\ adcl r hia a nd lhlngs are l'itucked 1strength of &nta Clnra ·~ - - - ·· - - - - - · - SUMNER l out In the yard. M1'. and Mrs Elmer Nelsnn rm- ployed 1at Orlcnl were callll'"' on l 11 C Smith son Robert and Or- old friends lust week ville Holter met vnth fill automobile WLCCk about one mile north of Mr~ LIZZie Knnpp cf tan< ~·11 l h ctu~ ~ter lost Saturday mght, th~ ~ ~ vis•ling hrr daughter Mm. Vinnie I l"' l Jolletl over a steep bank, the Johnsto11. , 501\!lg men got out £'uslly, but the _ __ _ · - -· I left, hnnd nnd foot or your scribe 'I wn:s caught !n I hr. wreck by great etf01 t ~e fi"<'f'd our foot but It re Qtllrcd lhP un ited C!Hort of both Robert 1md lh o;.o w1lter to 1ellevc the hand. Thr- ca r was badly oam . 1UV,Ed but none of the occupo.nt.t;; v.-as 1srvcrely hurt TulUe. Wamcr nnd Wolt hav·~ mcved tnc SllW mill to Orll:l GRU l ~ I place. Abner Stout and fan11\y vtslted Bert Dean Sunday. . Curt Camahan !nnuly aud moth er and Flora Alh.son oJ Racine and Elnl!!!it Duerr and family of Pomeroy visited A C Smiths f<>~n;IJy_ last Sunday M. Hopkb1s l ~ Vl'ry sick I I I i rJUIIS sextette of Ohio State gnd.1 dcrs bas been fiU'nlshlng a. lal'gc portion of the sco:-1ng power of the Duckeyll team, Carl Cramer, Dayton sophomore. has shown great promise as a quarlerback, bcmg particularly ndept In the open field. His punts have shown well in Westem Conference and lntct-sectlona.J ['ames and accordbtg to experts, he .should be 1.\ real star before , he graduates One of the best Buckeye fullbacks In years is the title earned by Mike vuchimch. Vuchlnlch Is a sophomore and has sbowll a great dell\ or abiltty In tearing off t.ba.t extra y&rd when needed for first dO"-'llS. Bill Carroll, wbo tallied twice agaJnst Michigan (or Ohio State, Is a jwlior tllls year and Ill showing enormous improvement o\'cr his prcvtoua playing, Carroll's specialty is end runs Moat Loc:-.1 Bu•ine.. men realize that they 11•• i11 the public >ervice a11d are always re~dy to do more than their ahare in ib developtilent. o\IIW~ itlVQert>'4de Short and 'M'llt:jPt\ll 1\ami>·~nu;. ' ., Stii>ri~lil'-'1>1orc ;ompelllng tl!!tn the wea~nes. ·'· AJ•~ 1 They have giv;;n un ctintetl 'enice to Il l .' home city and. JHil back in it mchl pi·ofito a> !Joey have mad e. J..113ERTY THEATRE. MIDDI-f!PORT, TOflAY Hear !.!Ill sPe .Jo:1'fl Cruwforrl, :\fdl 1 APOWGIZE MONDAY Hanesville "THE t"!GJiTING SHE!llfF" I I - - --- Jcnea in El'ENTS I "THIS MODERN AGE" I ELECTRIC THEATRE. POMI:.R(;-,, TODAY I 1 I ···H••t•••• ,,.-·· -••• :t:'t"""'f'-l ' .. '"l••••.,.••••••!""l"l0 ... ;""'l::tU:::::l:ttt:1:..'1:U:...... ,..n,,.,•••••• •·-·•-·• ..... l '" t' ·····-···-· ........ .. I ' Hawaii·l'iavy Ace i !I I I I Mn~. bnbrtlfl Al P-. and~>r ~nl>ov~_) •. who po ~ttd fo1 th o!!t• "~ l'hool j!ll'l 1 complexion" mlvetti~cment~ , Iouk s : bcnutiful cnou~h :.1~ n hrun etl c to ' keep un y ma ll w1hll v .. nthu ~; a stlc,·i but II IIPLII'f'ntly her hu~bund •q too mud• of a "gC!ntlrmnn" wh ~> re hlond•'s nt•c l'ontf'l' nrd 1\fr::~. Alcxauder, suinr, in New York for 1 a •h\'01 cc, ~uy :-1 her hn ~ band spe nds &II of lm t1m(! wtth fluxenh.dred wom en. The lml- le&led South Ame1l ca.n ,' hea.v)'weilh\ hN garnered noth11l,f ! 1but i.oUI'h luck and crltlctam since j landing on the.ae ahore• ln 1928 1 1 Cam polo made h111 nrat bill mhl~ak e j by tyl~ up with Jack P'UIII.ZY wh o wu unablt to put htm to work . Oampolo wu. the second of the oversized foreign heavyweJ.aht&P1rpo, VIttorio's fellow cowltryman and Idol beiDI tbe tlrlt When Uli! promotera aaw the 1:dvantqe ot , pla.ying up the big fellows , Cam1 polo wu given a chance against Phil Scott lmmecHat~ly before tlw: I 8eot~ bout, Vittorla developed ha c~ trouble and , ccnsequently, wa s out I polnl.ed by "PhaiUnc Phil · The giAnt South American cam1l j back to earn a draw with to ugh 'I Johnny RiSko and signed !or a "shot" at Jack Sharke}' The jmx, however, followed VIttorio t-o his training before the bout "-aS sched uled to take place ll was called otf 1 -a ~urc financial !allure Even In victory, CampoLo has fall~d t.o Impress the fam. At one I ot New York 's smaller fight arenas , retently he knocked out Ralph Fi- . cucc\lo 111 eig ht rounds He was bcoed out or the hall by fa us who 1 wtre enra&:ed because hl' faJled to 1 do Ll 1!, the qutck manner they ha< l \ anticipated New River 7; Seton Hall 0. Et. ThomM t8cr•nt.on) :K; St. .,_.,....__,.----By Fcr Constable Of '""· LAST NIGHT'&. FIGHT REStiLTS Prep Carrying On For "Rock" Peter Godfrey the lti!U.n Olant from the AriJ:en- 1 1 Vote For New Yort Oc:t ll-1N8-Tbe jinx I ! 1 E Anh - By International Newa Servl~ Catholic U. 20; Duqueane U . O!tnvUie State 13, Salem Colleae ISATURDAY . cl d.l ' £or Constable of':f~i'~; ! \ 1 111 \ "'f; •~ u hlp ut tho I Ncv "' I ---RF.NT- Brumlngo home ou u. Tea. 0. c 1tlll ta punuina VIttorio Campol 1, :Woman ll:ead of New York Criminal Bureau · Saye 'frnnk Slayer's Eyes Indicate · Motives Back of Murders. IBURG SAYS E x p E R 1' s PICK 0I l.OID J. HYSELL I FRIDAY SCOkES to Heinous Crime . _. Your Vote Wanteti LOBT-Travelh1i lumd I Cl.,e I ANGR! tm - Greta Garbo,. Clark Gable NeD. IT W/>5 ~lNG OF TO TAKE: SUCH AN lNTCREST MUSIC. MY DEAR 1 SHE: STARTS ~t=R PIANO LE"SSONS 10MORROW 1 Toaeberl 13 ; N011h 6 -1Campolo A Loss Ruth Judd's Eyes Give ' Even As Winner I SUNDAY and MONDAY NOV. 1·~ WhyBring1'hatUp? ----~---- Su~or I -'ND TAKE CROWN 1' , 8kNx Palla. Col One Ohio ~ baa a vllltor N. (8. D.l G. ( tram PeDDJ)'l:vaola. The O.yton 1't!IA u. '" Pttuu.,. u. , Ontverttty ftyen wW 1J0 up 11a1nn W,Artenabura Tea. 8; Cape OlrTran11tvarua tpt Day\On . lf.l"d•ll Tea. 0. 1 W&lhburn :It ; Emporia Tea. 7 WIIWrt'oroe tT. 32; ~ - Stale tMa~~E . l Gallipolis, Ohio DmJoon wtll Zlppen. ena; Jlobc:ab Should ~eet Bilhopa 1 For Sale, Miac. ~unt T: St. Benedkt"e o. ) • ~t; Da.t~JW. We•take on Uie ..,.tn, ol lUami 111. 10)'111. 13. Oxford.- Aablind wtU t.t.n t UCht 8outbeut.em Tea . 21 ; Northe1i.st- , \.llam t.o Atroa to meet tbe Aknm ttn Tea. 1. ~ plaJI at MUiet.t&. Oedamlle 1oe, 10 lllo o~ ood IN' f[ATUH[ GAM[ WITH W[SlHAN - Gallipolis Theatre accoraing to a report re - Ml tl..l · • ~ rler G! twtmt)'-Avt cent.& for r· e 1upport an 1ft uenee l oclv.:!ti hrre ty !nends 1 ~ wa ~ ~:dU "nJ Mr and Mrs lliuc en With so ma 11 y conte-Stilon u,aga- Btnldmg wh o spends a ll arternoo11 1 01 IIGI>. :::-c:-::m-:=--:::::;:;-::; cf all voter•• both men and ' that he had IJEen In Ill heal!h tcr Rr.rw g!lt.ld w[feh J e~em guesls zl.t•es on th e markllt. nowada}s It 11 pushing the pigeons orr hiS win- ' -,., .. _,:;-taldr wmablcty 8lalllt. )IOU • 1u e bu t was bcUe'ied to be n•- Mr a ud Mu;. ·~ 0 11 IX a ~ ha.nl !or a gil l to lun·~ any :.ecrt-( dow sHI ll ~. 10 t.ha.t t.he copJ tor womtn. will be ,.-atefu ~Y 1~~~:n:' M .u: Nor mo J ollnscu ·,o,ho ~ 01 1 ow 5 Th ~~r~N AND WHIU I I I ! THE DAlLY 'L'Kll!tllill. I'OIIIROY, 01110. At Ohio Stadium In Atb· ~~=~:l~n t~~ 1 ~~~ i i t!!lj<DA't, NOVIlMB&R I, 1031 lo 1 :d -- a....,..,.• c.,..a., 'lo Lest Lhfl ct~i* C UJ ~f a rolf: botlt, 1111 tbe bol11 run'or .n.ur •fl 8odal Aceomplhlbmeota Bel.ne ao wealthy tbat you can llbd ou t ltvw wan,y u. wliJ ,.p.o(llt han 1Hvenoea.r with your own ln - iu the \Hller 111• the peo~le ella& ! 1u r>ld t•!ll. Tbll auruber 11 till •I¥ itlall on it. 1 numb~r tv c·nr ry lc the boUt. tr l.lonta or (ll.lwee are tqulppeq Jl'lth u S lllll ll !l ll"· th:hl !tt'rn, tlwlr lMloJ· LlC,UlD OR 't.t.ULE'f~ nnr;,· 11'111 l•e ~o~n~n l l>' \D err"sed. bp; Believes a Hen!lac:he or Neu1 ;: \~, 1.sueh •·om p11rtmt>uts nhould ])B tell· tn so mlnw'". cb~U " Celd lb'o I ed frt•ttUl' IHIY rur le nlrii:L. 'l'hP ce· lnt tbJ, uu1 d1eell• Mah.rla IIi 1 ll ll('lJ)' of I hi! t-ruft l!lltluld btl j)\1\111• "bree da)'L , ..~. 1 I)" 111111 "'-'d I'll Ita ~::~lt l eil 8 6 6 Salve for Bah:!'& Co1~ . ti 6 6 1 lotltl omclali ol ' lnlil was h...d by aU who at tended i WQJU.i.Y H• .RUSSELL the oraantzat.lon that no contnbu- u 1e maJurlty being masked. rr.r Truatell lit BaUabury 'l'own6hlp t.lon !rom the Notional organ iZlltk I I wW hi appreel&ted. l0-l8-3t would be made thla ynr unley; clrPIERSONAU flmtx.r (lit Maybe !'m Wrong ~;~;;:;:;~~~~ --------:===~p:::o:__ s ___ _ -tod. PIJI~l!­ type like· thill Galli li fOLITICAL feet by putt.ln& corp IJNJI on alloUIM!I& corn. L,.""!'...,,.._ _,,_..; I I ,, I �" II ' l I - IJ .:; { " I A -. . • • ' 'S PARENTS SHOUl~~ vFaith Baldwin's N e w Serial Is BE~~URE· TO ~UTE fOR STATE Am: Gripping Novt>l :..fN S~HOOt~·~ Will RAISE TAXES' Mtggie, W.Va. Hallwood Mrs. T . J, Sprouse JPetl~ s~ oscar Pry who hal been a pa- with her brother J. A. H&rrls at tient tn t.he Hollier hoepltal the SyraCuae. 1 put ten da,ya wu bro!J8ht home Sadie Berry and famUy ol Maaorl , 1 Thuraday much Lmproved. 1pent Sunday 1i'lth her mother ur, Mr. and MTa.. Harry Johnsoo J . c. R1111e. wen In Parkersburg on buslneu Roy Draie who autrered a llrOir.· en leg whUe at work 1n the mine Jea:le and Retha l.J'!will several weeki ago Ia zettlng along ~~~::~~Rouah of Thn were u well as could be expet~~. F ot Mr. and Mile Mnl. Laoe Th~ mmlbere ot the M. E. du~reh wm Blve a c:bickm supper anct Charlp Furseson and !amUy Halloween play a.t. the church spent Sunday with hll parents, Mr basement Oct. 31. I an:re:•· v!~:~tr~::~: P~asant spent the w~ll: end ht:re with her parn.ta, Mr .a.1d Mn. Lelght.on V~nMeter. Ml'. anti Mra. R'. L. Sanders and FAlLURE MEANS CLOSING OF SCHOOLS nw • .... an:a~~~~iW~wlt'r was (l!y !tEl"' I' rl l•' IT:'.WAT ER, D 0, .:O.l•;"!nr ,. r F&o Lilt ) li'l oo<lv B !t. !• IOl o< 11tU1e <> f' <'h!~lll(~ I 1,0\ i'la t 1\ eol~r n No" ~ '-'~•·~• Uulon I . ' Don't· forret o·Inner daugl'}.ten; ot Athens and Mr. and Pork) Mrs. Pran~ Bolten of Albany were I Suntl.ay gue.~~ts of Henry Edwal'do Monday. ' " """ Pomeroy . ·IN COLOR . POMEROY. OHIO SCOMICS ri SUNDAY, IN COLOR NOVEMBER I, 1931 •••••• the Bi1 O'F AlL 'rAE ~OOSS1 I.(OV'tAI<E" Tf.IE CAKEle>UI.JING Sll( PA~RO't (Ch"lC ken or RGall to be 1erved by the • IBe,.hany Church In S COMICS Lad1ea tVE" 1-\t>ID ABOO'; ENOUGH CRASNG , YOO OLD NAG! I You JACI<A'5";.! J-=-:;:> on Electi.on Day, Novem· bor 3, Pr1ce 50 cent.. ? • / ·e 011 Tap tizeDI IO Taeada# • • -• f I 1 1 BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. William ,J Durst ol East Main street entertained with a birthday party in honor of theh lWO year old daughter Vlrgtnlo. Paullne, Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 The taotes were beautifully deuoraLed In blue and wb.lte. Delicious refreshments w~re serve1 The Uttle M1S srecelved mBlly nice presents. QuiW a numaer or little folks were present. I --- RANKERS BANQUET CORBECTJON •ckeye State Wi)) 1 ltellll' On One '" ~ave A Voice · ' TO THE VOTERS OF POMEROY. FOR MAYOR WAY, YOU - !-\OW OAR!:: ·~00 TALk Your aupport and influence at the Election Noven>ber 3rd., eameatly aolicited. If elected I will render the clua of aer· vice ao I did w1ten I te~ed •you as council- .... Lead Marietta \)ut "Charity B~nd"· ·, ilany Place• j tO ME LoKI: l"f\AI '· l congressional contest· ln dlatrlct ~ by Jack ot funds for re.:. lOses, several cities aN 1 caution and economy ;'l i':ri on for their selection 01 man. w ' Hetzel rlt y bonds" fail, !oremg ature to retun1 to Colum.'f ork out an unemploymmt eme. theSt' cltla. ...aL Jea&t executlvt> heud wHh ree l his own. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR MAYOR accb Coxr y of '"Coxey'a the age uf 17 lll tr~· C !CCme IIUlYGI Cf M.a!!Sll~ Ynll tht: wuRv.ce or S2tJ(j,- . ' t>ARLIN lit., BL lnterest tearmg bond$ to jobless SIX-)'t!IH' old J ~ hn W. Or~y e D ~ mocratJc munlcl"'l I nl MarleUa D.S n caii.. · mayor .. aJvccatin~ et"UD es used 10 the days Ill Lhe lders will vote on a. od£r lc~y calculated Lo r~ aud 1t.1; fa1lcre . wblcll ' ti tu bring pre.t~Bure upon Wh1t.e for a special les.W.. stan. \• 1 iPwn vcter. are perplex.t 1 range declaratiOn by tlW loyor, Joaeph L~o\t. ~·.• I.YJI-'IEN l OROEQ TI-'IE DECK NO LOAFING - GEl BU5V PoND :::.wl'.e, 'TI-l'E. DECK I••l SWABBED, lf'lt OECI<: t':> QONNE\ BE '=>WP.~BE0 1 11--11':> AFRICI'.N MO~QUI'l"O Wll..L 00 "tHE IRICK!~ ·'>UIJ' ·~ltnm-e- fl'lt\\(1~ .' \rk E. Moore. a ca11tlldate r, will votl! for Jom~ E Ui said he 1.9 cpposed to :..use he l& blicke1 by dis· lb who, h(! 8Pid, !!lan:~ecJ Ill t: 1 four years ago afti'r locre HrfJcrPan maac Ius _. be saJJ. de~; pit.e ;;. amlillhlp for Judge Moore. ~Illes Rre In thc n.ayorColumbus asc.lllst th~ ,, Mayor James A ThornMary Ann " ballet w11l 1M! • • a few fll'qre• ldea of ' what aehoolB the aid "'t because at prf;!RJ1t. uo&On count}', which sutr' mine dl.SOrders •:luring .summl'r se1ious al! empts made to put ove1 a half. li'!vy for Stf>ube wllle ccunLy Is agog over a. ard f1~ht m which lterc !a:Jd1datcs t3eked b)' the Junty taxpayers DS50Cia• h advocates the absolute n ef the po:!itlon Q( perlntendent o! schools . . .) The . . County Paper ., ~ter Sale Is [eard In Court Editor'• Note: 1'he following poem wRs written by Mr.'l Sara l. Moon, who dl~ lrt 1923. It app:!ared In the Trlbune-TclegrapL ~ ,nqmbfor l;)f )'flarl! 'UJo and Is here n11aln reproc' :Jcl:'d t«Jn - Rand Compe.n)· to Stop Purchase Of .. a.yton Company - ' Oh· Th•.:- dear old County ~1\d I Pa~r it o'er with care bus. 0 ., Nov 2-IN~.1 RIUld Jr .. president aftd. of the Board or Dlr~ tem1nston-Rand Iuc. ctt ~ took the 11tand in r~der­ rJere today m an att.e t the purehaie by .N leslster company of e RemiDcton Ga.sh I nntlce eve1 y Item th~rt'. And everythlus thRt's ' ' I ' '. When you live out bRrt • Lonely like und blue Noth1ng sh•es you comforL Like th~ county PaJK!r~ NOW 'tf'IP."'T 'I'l-l E do. ~A\IE 'ro I'S S\lloii'.I!>BEDIJ"T·RIC:I< 'TRP\T G "'TES'T rOR Tho:o MJUn~y "lld U\P S~tfo POr election news 1md all You never haVe to walt. G l:l :&RAFT t~IJI!!' who has died It t.Pils us what thf' people sold And many things bf>sldes H von want to !1Vf' a pnoSf'nt j,nd ~~ve It Thl8 thourht I& worthy note You ne'er 'A'OU1d recognJu us By whit &ame ttllow wrote. They would land u1 up 1n ·- Heav~n With all Ulel.r put! and pl"'\.1ffe But never gtve u credit In our IIY1ne diJI, conct~r'o. onM- --""' tearlns Rand's test.lmoijir rudge Benson W . Hougl} :he hearing and announJ!• he arguments In the .... wHl be taken under .adlate thLs afternoon -trWJt act "'ts years aso: , That was prtntert down this way. dl~ / +-..Q! the Ill eal 'tijth the coneWnm . compaDY purchaain1' llty of vlo~t1ng the Sber - s':lnd him the Paper Then when we Jnteresied" I F h ' perml881on 0! the court·'ll to malte the purchase W ' Dayton Oompa.ny was Th n friend thBt'! fRr awav Ju~~ P.WI\'/· --~Jat hint that comP£tltton. ight result If the N. C. ·R. :.ed t.o make the $2,500 ,(¥!11 RUBSeU Hardy. special as~ l the Attorney CktlertU lpted to block the tn.m: It teU!I who haS married It eclarea LUNCH NEC>< FOR A GAOG-E 1 ·H 1ny, of Ilton. N. Y 1\,.'t u::r 'r RArf'F. IN'tO U<;,~IS It teiiA u& all about the toY:n ' l CAN\ I- etables. And lt~e a& bealtb· lui-as digestible-as puft whol• milk i...,lfl Try it · uday-for oook• lng and taandwichet~. Your groce:· hu.• it In tbe half pound 1Nickage. • JU A? 1 'rAOOCxl-\'t 'TWO D~ E P- o.K. SAil rr's 'To ON I f'OP HOME':>ICK ZOO we. 'Wf'1Nl ·-ro GO e>ACKI HAll" WAY 'fo Af"RICA "'TI-\E.'( POLL Tf-JAT,-1-\ROW E.M t 1-4 T~E B~IGl testimony v.as preseut!d r·act claims by the N. C. lt was the only compa.nv , buy the assets of the 11 tlrm, and that the deal .ererore be allowed. mpany WM very much an; he declared. "We show.. rhen we were approa.cl'l~ L tor flrures showlnl Ult n auets and UabUIUH 1ed for two or three uctesa, to get them. !Illy heard the ":~~ sold to Natiooal c 1 ! -& �" II ' l I - IJ .:; { " I A -. . • • ' 'S PARENTS SHOUl~~ vFaith Baldwin's N e w Serial Is BE~~URE· TO ~UTE fOR STATE Am: Gripping Novt>l :..fN S~HOOt~·~ Will RAISE TAXES' Mtggie, W.Va. Hallwood Mrs. T . J, Sprouse JPetl~ s~ oscar Pry who hal been a pa- with her brother J. A. H&rrls at tient tn t.he Hollier hoepltal the SyraCuae. 1 put ten da,ya wu bro!J8ht home Sadie Berry and famUy ol Maaorl , 1 Thuraday much Lmproved. 1pent Sunday 1i'lth her mother ur, Mr. and MTa.. Harry Johnsoo J . c. R1111e. wen In Parkersburg on buslneu Roy Draie who autrered a llrOir.· en leg whUe at work 1n the mine Jea:le and Retha l.J'!will several weeki ago Ia zettlng along ~~~::~~Rouah of Thn were u well as could be expet~~. F ot Mr. and Mile Mnl. Laoe Th~ mmlbere ot the M. E. du~reh wm Blve a c:bickm supper anct Charlp Furseson and !amUy Halloween play a.t. the church spent Sunday with hll parents, Mr basement Oct. 31. I an:re:•· v!~:~tr~::~: P~asant spent the w~ll: end ht:re with her parn.ta, Mr .a.1d Mn. Lelght.on V~nMeter. Ml'. anti Mra. R'. L. Sanders and FAlLURE MEANS CLOSING OF SCHOOLS nw • .... an:a~~~~iW~wlt'r was (l!y !tEl"' I' rl l•' IT:'.WAT ER, D 0, .:O.l•;"!nr ,. r F&o Lilt ) li'l oo<lv B !t. !• IOl o< 11tU1e <> f' <'h!~lll(~ I 1,0\ i'la t 1\ eol~r n No" ~ '-'~•·~• Uulon I . ' Don't· forret o·Inner daugl'}.ten; ot Athens and Mr. and Pork) Mrs. Pran~ Bolten of Albany were I Suntl.ay gue.~~ts of Henry Edwal'do Monday. ' " """ Pomeroy . ·IN COLOR . POMEROY. OHIO SCOMICS ri SUNDAY, IN COLOR NOVEMBER I, 1931 •••••• the Bi1 O'F AlL 'rAE ~OOSS1 I.(OV'tAI<E" Tf.IE CAKEle>UI.JING Sll( PA~RO't (Ch"lC ken or RGall to be 1erved by the • IBe,.hany Church In S COMICS Lad1ea tVE" 1-\t>ID ABOO'; ENOUGH CRASNG , YOO OLD NAG! I You JACI<A'5";.! J-=-:;:> on Electi.on Day, Novem· bor 3, Pr1ce 50 cent.. ? • / ·e 011 Tap tizeDI IO Taeada# • • -• f I 1 1 BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. William ,J Durst ol East Main street entertained with a birthday party in honor of theh lWO year old daughter Vlrgtnlo. Paullne, Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 The taotes were beautifully deuoraLed In blue and wb.lte. Delicious refreshments w~re serve1 The Uttle M1S srecelved mBlly nice presents. QuiW a numaer or little folks were present. I --- RANKERS BANQUET CORBECTJON •ckeye State Wi)) 1 ltellll' On One '" ~ave A Voice · ' TO THE VOTERS OF POMEROY. FOR MAYOR WAY, YOU - !-\OW OAR!:: ·~00 TALk Your aupport and influence at the Election Noven>ber 3rd., eameatly aolicited. If elected I will render the clua of aer· vice ao I did w1ten I te~ed •you as council- .... Lead Marietta \)ut "Charity B~nd"· ·, ilany Place• j tO ME LoKI: l"f\AI '· l congressional contest· ln dlatrlct ~ by Jack ot funds for re.:. lOses, several cities aN 1 caution and economy ;'l i':ri on for their selection 01 man. w ' Hetzel rlt y bonds" fail, !oremg ature to retun1 to Colum.'f ork out an unemploymmt eme. theSt' cltla. ...aL Jea&t executlvt> heud wHh ree l his own. REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR MAYOR accb Coxr y of '"Coxey'a the age uf 17 lll tr~· C !CCme IIUlYGI Cf M.a!!Sll~ Ynll tht: wuRv.ce or S2tJ(j,- . ' t>ARLIN lit., BL lnterest tearmg bond$ to jobless SIX-)'t!IH' old J ~ hn W. Or~y e D ~ mocratJc munlcl"'l I nl MarleUa D.S n caii.. · mayor .. aJvccatin~ et"UD es used 10 the days Ill Lhe lders will vote on a. od£r lc~y calculated Lo r~ aud 1t.1; fa1lcre . wblcll ' ti tu bring pre.t~Bure upon Wh1t.e for a special les.W.. stan. \• 1 iPwn vcter. are perplex.t 1 range declaratiOn by tlW loyor, Joaeph L~o\t. ~·.• I.YJI-'IEN l OROEQ TI-'IE DECK NO LOAFING - GEl BU5V PoND :::.wl'.e, 'TI-l'E. DECK I••l SWABBED, lf'lt OECI<: t':> QONNE\ BE '=>WP.~BE0 1 11--11':> AFRICI'.N MO~QUI'l"O Wll..L 00 "tHE IRICK!~ ·'>UIJ' ·~ltnm-e- fl'lt\\(1~ .' \rk E. Moore. a ca11tlldate r, will votl! for Jom~ E Ui said he 1.9 cpposed to :..use he l& blicke1 by dis· lb who, h(! 8Pid, !!lan:~ecJ Ill t: 1 four years ago afti'r locre HrfJcrPan maac Ius _. be saJJ. de~; pit.e ;;. amlillhlp for Judge Moore. ~Illes Rre In thc n.ayorColumbus asc.lllst th~ ,, Mayor James A ThornMary Ann " ballet w11l 1M! • • a few fll'qre• ldea of ' what aehoolB the aid "'t because at prf;!RJ1t. uo&On count}', which sutr' mine dl.SOrders •:luring .summl'r se1ious al! empts made to put ove1 a half. li'!vy for Stf>ube wllle ccunLy Is agog over a. ard f1~ht m which lterc !a:Jd1datcs t3eked b)' the Junty taxpayers DS50Cia• h advocates the absolute n ef the po:!itlon Q( perlntendent o! schools . . .) The . . County Paper ., ~ter Sale Is [eard In Court Editor'• Note: 1'he following poem wRs written by Mr.'l Sara l. Moon, who dl~ lrt 1923. It app:!ared In the Trlbune-TclegrapL ~ ,nqmbfor l;)f )'flarl! 'UJo and Is here n11aln reproc' :Jcl:'d t«Jn - Rand Compe.n)· to Stop Purchase Of .. a.yton Company - ' Oh· Th•.:- dear old County ~1\d I Pa~r it o'er with care bus. 0 ., Nov 2-IN~.1 RIUld Jr .. president aftd. of the Board or Dlr~ tem1nston-Rand Iuc. ctt ~ took the 11tand in r~der­ rJere today m an att.e t the purehaie by .N leslster company of e RemiDcton Ga.sh I nntlce eve1 y Item th~rt'. And everythlus thRt's ' ' I ' '. When you live out bRrt • Lonely like und blue Noth1ng sh•es you comforL Like th~ county PaJK!r~ NOW 'tf'IP."'T 'I'l-l E do. ~A\IE 'ro I'S S\lloii'.I!>BEDIJ"T·RIC:I< 'TRP\T G "'TES'T rOR Tho:o MJUn~y "lld U\P S~tfo POr election news 1md all You never haVe to walt. G l:l :&RAFT t~IJI!!' who has died It t.Pils us what thf' people sold And many things bf>sldes H von want to !1Vf' a pnoSf'nt j,nd ~~ve It Thl8 thourht I& worthy note You ne'er 'A'OU1d recognJu us By whit &ame ttllow wrote. They would land u1 up 1n ·- Heav~n With all Ulel.r put! and pl"'\.1ffe But never gtve u credit In our IIY1ne diJI, conct~r'o. onM- --""' tearlns Rand's test.lmoijir rudge Benson W . Hougl} :he hearing and announJ!• he arguments In the .... wHl be taken under .adlate thLs afternoon -trWJt act "'ts years aso: , That was prtntert down this way. dl~ / +-..Q! the Ill eal 'tijth the coneWnm . compaDY purchaain1' llty of vlo~t1ng the Sber - s':lnd him the Paper Then when we Jnteresied" I F h ' perml881on 0! the court·'ll to malte the purchase W ' Dayton Oompa.ny was Th n friend thBt'! fRr awav Ju~~ P.WI\'/· --~Jat hint that comP£tltton. ight result If the N. C. ·R. :.ed t.o make the $2,500 ,(¥!11 RUBSeU Hardy. special as~ l the Attorney CktlertU lpted to block the tn.m: It teU!I who haS married It eclarea LUNCH NEC>< FOR A GAOG-E 1 ·H 1ny, of Ilton. N. Y 1\,.'t u::r 'r RArf'F. IN'tO U<;,~IS It teiiA u& all about the toY:n ' l CAN\ I- etables. And lt~e a& bealtb· lui-as digestible-as puft whol• milk i...,lfl Try it · uday-for oook• lng and taandwichet~. Your groce:· hu.• it In tbe half pound 1Nickage. • JU A? 1 'rAOOCxl-\'t 'TWO D~ E P- o.K. SAil rr's 'To ON I f'OP HOME':>ICK ZOO we. 'Wf'1Nl ·-ro GO e>ACKI HAll" WAY 'fo Af"RICA "'TI-\E.'( POLL Tf-JAT,-1-\ROW E.M t 1-4 T~E B~IGl testimony v.as preseut!d r·act claims by the N. C. lt was the only compa.nv , buy the assets of the 11 tlrm, and that the deal .ererore be allowed. mpany WM very much an; he declared. "We show.. rhen we were approa.cl'l~ L tor flrures showlnl Ult n auets and UabUIUH 1ed for two or three uctesa, to get them. !Illy heard the ":~~ sold to Natiooal c 1 ! -& �.. ,,, ~· ' I fER FORECAST- • llaht a nd Tuetday: watmtr . . , 111- Palr Wnlrht · In North!ut porttan ,_"Y<~Ll'R MO"llo<E R AN 0 "I • :··romeror And Mic Have Everytl .._ . HOLD ON . M'i' IG CIOD MAN J UST A MINUTE.! t>lii.CIO!!tO ""!Hii liME W>-<liil'l -,bu SHOUI...'C> MJ>i>.fl/.."1"- . •• ~.J\I...L INTO 'ft-IE IO'Ou~Jo\ • •· II'S bOAlt: !'"OI2E\J i;R • " 'J'be · moet important , AreOa Citizens 'male befOft the ~~ ~ '"rue..,, \nd Mtclcnepon at tlle 01 ~ Ia whel\l will Yo\e to acoep -"""' lhe Oommonwea¥ lilt'" ~ pulllle achoola. .; U . tbe people •rilii*)IOD Wllteh • voted' S&:i...l!!C:TI!lO MI'O., FR1!D£!A1<:."" VAN WEEMISH AS MY HUSBAND- - ~Uih 1 mllunden_ta~ or the 0! .t.be ci&ee. •. Aa I ., a matter of fact. " NO! NO! t7 lhoiUIUld <20.Qiilll "'I the comtnr: lfhocil ye._ queat trom the !tlte wit qutat Crorm the 11t.llt:b wtt n Buckeye State ariouo ltem.·On One hey Have II. Voice -· ...-rOP! FOFO. A l..ON6 liME I. HAVE 6EEIN NUR'Sit-16 A GUIL-TY SE C:.R'II T ••• ~· lhta aid ilmPI> iii thiy are vothll to recelv· Ill•- almply Us I'M so HAPPY -n.IAT You iBoi! omllbly, it will · mlli:lclii~Uon 'THAI wOI<l'"f oo! lNG FOR MAYOR to To Lead Marietta Olit .sion; "Charity. Bond" :~:. • In Many Placeo' i'· ... 1:1 ll!•. """"'' lmpoool! QICUl' and t.be J)I!Ople slJ 10 .iJoJ'\leipo.fAI in the · ttltrl . wUJ be al:lao)utelf fbr the eh11dren to a:et.-·. ''* tile ~ ~- .r,.., ll \', eveland congressional conte!A 111 e 20t.h district. Harassed by lack of funds rOI' re-" r purposes. several ciUes ~binlng caution and econom:r-.'1~ eparatlon for the!r select.1on oi ot ~ ...tan.. tmn end1nl ltl.ttment 1111)' be m .: I I"'OtGOT "To Te1..L- Youw~ wi!IAE ~ who, mlat.Q .........- Ia beina "' lo lool the peopj ~ wiD be lllc......d. . ~· ·wlu positively p eena. till:ber JltXi year 11 ,....... ~~~•o / "' ••• 11-\t s IVO!lNIN(E,- the vote , whleh meanS Ulat tbe oniy common ~ ~ II Ao vote YES oz ·<If Partielpatton in ~· .we 'YOfS. bonds" fall, forcil)g ~ legisla ture to return to Colw:n,l$ s ~o work out un Ullemploymeilt lei sch e me. t.hese cities &t li!&St.m an eXfC Utlve h ead WHh te( idea.:i ol hi~ own. '• ::oJ. Jaccb CoxEy of ··coxe.Y·• ny " tamt. , at the age of 77 ts ta.Y~ t to btccmc ma}·or t.f MacsjiJorl proposing Lhe LasuaJce or $200,· 1 n c n ~ interest t:earing bonrJs to U!Oillon jobless. k ~i g hty~s lx-year old J r. hn W . I-ds the D~mocrottc munlc!llfJ lCtssion at. Marietta as .a ciui~ lt.te tor mayor ,. al.lvocatin!f etoiid : p ollcJes used In the days of Ule U war . ;Jevelanclerl' will vote on o. o~ !I reu er le v;1 calc\llatcd to. r~ J9tl,OOO and Its failure, which 11' ted, will bring pressure u_pQp. vernor White for a special leRJ,~ •, atar. ald~-~-o.;;;,'"':~i ~·!0;-'ii: ·~lOin~ ' \ BYE - BYE , M0THER. 1 llOP ANO J: AQ£ Go1NG GOOD . !"1-L.. GET "fl.l6i DQUGI-j AI...L f<.ICAJ)Y AND I'Ll... SAl<.£ YOv A MARVRI...OU.S NU"T CA.K£ NVTTING . '-..... Dumb Dora '--..JJ""fod UJ.., P•l<lnl Qll,u $UFOE, R.Oo ... . .'JOIN, E.LME.IG. 'lou GO A SClUIRREI.. ... . ""TI-IE:RE Ml.l!>T Bli NU,.,., AROUND ~eo<e ~IGf-\T HOME. '/E S .SIR. ~Sef!llltl. ·· f, ,, , , ·~ rnungitown vo~ are perple"" I'Ve the strange declaration r-- ~ o,_y 1 Uf, NeWua.Per tw.lwre ~OC>'.! -r'H~E'S \. (f "ch~rlty lo thll Ech( .....Ofd too.tcb'q 'i'ES , CONFOI)ND II , -IOU 0151RAC:T~D M'i' A"1'TE N"TION -JU''T e~o~ouc:;l-1 ,..,AT I &L.IC.EP \~AT FAILURE ME :11or1 - 1\leldaJ; And ;~ b)' t$ ht.r.~~ ... ,:':'J_ .;,tl·~-~\~~~ Re Mart E. Moore, a candidate " ( ImayGr. wlll vote tor james E. I . .• IJII:! 'l t,JfF"rnari said he is op!>OSCd to aN l:ecaut1e he ·k baete1 ty dis· ~ men who. he sti.ld, plan·nerl a 't graft four years ago ::t.ftm· 't Jng Mocre. Heffernan made hbi (.ttlent , he said. despll.e 1.!. sin~ l,.fri£"ndshlp tor JUdge Moore . Ui:' candidates are In t.he n.ayor~ 'liPid at Columbus agcirlst thf! .Unbent, Mayor James A. Thorn~ The "Mary Ann .. ballc.t will IJe -1 I Iii. A .Dtl"'=1!R.E.N.,.. ~AP WI&. 1 Jefferson county, which swr~ 1 from mine discrders 1ud'ni '/eS , MA'AM! F"IQOM <l-IE ONE A IMPO~'TE.D CHINE'Sl':. CWE! (;..._ME OUT ON early summl'r . .o:erlow; nltl' tnP•!'I '(' t re11 made to put over e. half-. I reUef levy for Steube'·lVIUe. laricu ccunty Is agog o'\'er a col boarrl fight m which ht!rn two ca.aJidatcs b.cked b)' the ·len county taxpayers assocJa. 1 which advocates the absolute llnnUon cf the position o( nty s up.>rlntendent of schools. ~ · ... I ''' .. ' ! ' egister Sale Is · Heard In Court I lldltor'• Note: 'tt L. Moore. who dled h~ -~Qmbl:>r l or year~· '\~ mington - Rand Compao)· riee to Stop Purchase ,Of. Dayton Company .- Oh: 1 I rene I notl .. And e ' I' WheP. Lonel~ Notht . _ 141!-LLO, ~"". """""'"-j<i • •.,. ~'TI'l I"'R A C.O.R f .I-lOP IN .tooNO r'L1... G.IVE '>'tll.l A L..IF"T r 0~, 811..'-· ·· G,._N'Y • 1: CAM&: OUT WlT'"' ROD TO 6A.,..~lll. Nl..lT& ANt> :t'D BE ASo>-IAM!!.D -n:. GO 9""CK !!IV\I"TV~A..NOED POoR II>. S.I6N ()110 1 4 - .... .~... "n:> C::.O 1-IOMa. AND "Tt!:l• .\... '41tR. MO~EQ..., ... looiQT YOU'Re. SWillE"T., •. 811.1... ~olwnbus, 0.. Nov. 2-IN~ 1es H . Rand Jr., president a.nrt lrman of the Board of D~ of Remington·Ri.nd lne., or ME ~EE INI-IEI<IE I Wil-L.. PI)'!" I \ .. ' l)QAA., . ., I "TI-!11\lK 11" WOUl.Q l-OOK AliCE 0\IE'e IN llo!Ai ~NaQ :n. '"'"""• ' York. took the stand in :ash Register. conwany of Day· of the Reminc'ton C&flh Regis;£. /""'..:;. LJke I company, of IUon. N. Y . :H and declared -:.:Jat his cornpafiJ "sUll interested .. in purchasip.oJ assets of the Illoo conc&rn; It tf'l Th~ n a deal with the OtirCon CO.IJ1 c y was conswnmated. , '4, rter hearing Rand'.ti t:estlmOQV eral Judee Benson w. Houj:~ ued the hearing and announ.eohat the &riuments In the ~ •ably will be taken under .ad~ ~r' ' l!' You r It tell ' n ment late this afternoon. It !.foil If .. , . "•a, MIU . .ML..'-"' r '"'',........,-ifi, "'TQ Qs::t..E;L.O, K ~Si. Q\.)'T "''OFil NIE.W S . Too 60T LOS.T ANO···· · JU!I! 8 YOI) cAI\i'T lD. LlS.E li', tvi_A! jd guilty of Ylolatlng the Blaer,• . antJ-tnl6t act Hi years &to; •nd's testimony •us preaent'&d ounter~act elatms by the N.· e. ihat U was the only eomPJUlv n,; to bu,y the assete o1 th~ •1n8'ton ftrm, and that the deal t1d therefore be allowed. . tur eom.pany was fted," he declared. hat when we were ~;;.;~ Th•n ' Thla I You I By w: 11ngton Willi But n In ou ror 11gures ~~ asset! and we tned for two or tbree ' laked They " '·r M!Clal perm.J&slon ot the cour£· ~ '6Sary to make the purchaR· tie· e the Dayton Compa.ny wos That . ' 'ith a hint thl\t competltloolng mlght. result Jf the N. c . R-. ermttted to make the $2,500,(¥t!) lhase Russell Hardy. special ~ mt to the Attorney Generdl attempted to block the traM: tel: And r redef• :ourt here today in a.n atte!J.Ilt 1revent the purchaie by Nat!Qa- : t ' , . out suCres&, to ,et them. IUddenly heard the been sold to Notional ' :''1 > I l �.. ,,, ~· ' I fER FORECAST- • llaht a nd Tuetday: watmtr . . , 111- Palr Wnlrht · In North!ut porttan ,_"Y<~Ll'R MO"llo<E R AN 0 "I • :··romeror And Mic Have Everytl .._ . HOLD ON . M'i' IG CIOD MAN J UST A MINUTE.! t>lii.CIO!!tO ""!Hii liME W>-<liil'l -,bu SHOUI...'C> MJ>i>.fl/.."1"- . •• ~.J\I...L INTO 'ft-IE IO'Ou~Jo\ • •· II'S bOAlt: !'"OI2E\J i;R • " 'J'be · moet important , AreOa Citizens 'male befOft the ~~ ~ '"rue..,, \nd Mtclcnepon at tlle 01 ~ Ia whel\l will Yo\e to acoep -"""' lhe Oommonwea¥ lilt'" ~ pulllle achoola. .; U . tbe people •rilii*)IOD Wllteh • voted' S&:i...l!!C:TI!lO MI'O., FR1!D£!A1<:."" VAN WEEMISH AS MY HUSBAND- - ~Uih 1 mllunden_ta~ or the 0! .t.be ci&ee. •. Aa I ., a matter of fact. " NO! NO! t7 lhoiUIUld <20.Qiilll "'I the comtnr: lfhocil ye._ queat trom the !tlte wit qutat Crorm the 11t.llt:b wtt n Buckeye State ariouo ltem.·On One hey Have II. Voice -· ...-rOP! FOFO. A l..ON6 liME I. HAVE 6EEIN NUR'Sit-16 A GUIL-TY SE C:.R'II T ••• ~· lhta aid ilmPI> iii thiy are vothll to recelv· Ill•- almply Us I'M so HAPPY -n.IAT You iBoi! omllbly, it will · mlli:lclii~Uon 'THAI wOI<l'"f oo! lNG FOR MAYOR to To Lead Marietta Olit .sion; "Charity. Bond" :~:. • In Many Placeo' i'· ... 1:1 ll!•. """"'' lmpoool! QICUl' and t.be J)I!Ople slJ 10 .iJoJ'\leipo.fAI in the · ttltrl . wUJ be al:lao)utelf fbr the eh11dren to a:et.-·. ''* tile ~ ~- .r,.., ll \', eveland congressional conte!A 111 e 20t.h district. Harassed by lack of funds rOI' re-" r purposes. several ciUes ~binlng caution and econom:r-.'1~ eparatlon for the!r select.1on oi ot ~ ...tan.. tmn end1nl ltl.ttment 1111)' be m .: I I"'OtGOT "To Te1..L- Youw~ wi!IAE ~ who, mlat.Q .........- Ia beina "' lo lool the peopj ~ wiD be lllc......d. . ~· ·wlu positively p eena. till:ber JltXi year 11 ,....... ~~~•o / "' ••• 11-\t s IVO!lNIN(E,- the vote , whleh meanS Ulat tbe oniy common ~ ~ II Ao vote YES oz ·<If Partielpatton in ~· .we 'YOfS. bonds" fall, forcil)g ~ legisla ture to return to Colw:n,l$ s ~o work out un Ullemploymeilt lei sch e me. t.hese cities &t li!&St.m an eXfC Utlve h ead WHh te( idea.:i ol hi~ own. '• ::oJ. Jaccb CoxEy of ··coxe.Y·• ny " tamt. , at the age of 77 ts ta.Y~ t to btccmc ma}·or t.f MacsjiJorl proposing Lhe LasuaJce or $200,· 1 n c n ~ interest t:earing bonrJs to U!Oillon jobless. k ~i g hty~s lx-year old J r. hn W . I-ds the D~mocrottc munlc!llfJ lCtssion at. Marietta as .a ciui~ lt.te tor mayor ,. al.lvocatin!f etoiid : p ollcJes used In the days of Ule U war . ;Jevelanclerl' will vote on o. o~ !I reu er le v;1 calc\llatcd to. r~ J9tl,OOO and Its failure, which 11' ted, will bring pressure u_pQp. vernor White for a special leRJ,~ •, atar. ald~-~-o.;;;,'"':~i ~·!0;-'ii: ·~lOin~ ' \ BYE - BYE , M0THER. 1 llOP ANO J: AQ£ Go1NG GOOD . !"1-L.. GET "fl.l6i DQUGI-j AI...L f<.ICAJ)Y AND I'Ll... SAl<.£ YOv A MARVRI...OU.S NU"T CA.K£ NVTTING . '-..... Dumb Dora '--..JJ""fod UJ.., P•l<lnl Qll,u $UFOE, R.Oo ... . .'JOIN, E.LME.IG. 'lou GO A SClUIRREI.. ... . ""TI-IE:RE Ml.l!>T Bli NU,.,., AROUND ~eo<e ~IGf-\T HOME. '/E S .SIR. ~Sef!llltl. ·· f, ,, , , ·~ rnungitown vo~ are perple"" I'Ve the strange declaration r-- ~ o,_y 1 Uf, NeWua.Per tw.lwre ~OC>'.! -r'H~E'S \. (f "ch~rlty lo thll Ech( .....Ofd too.tcb'q 'i'ES , CONFOI)ND II , -IOU 0151RAC:T~D M'i' A"1'TE N"TION -JU''T e~o~ouc:;l-1 ,..,AT I &L.IC.EP \~AT FAILURE ME :11or1 - 1\leldaJ; And ;~ b)' t$ ht.r.~~ ... ,:':'J_ .;,tl·~-~\~~~ Re Mart E. Moore, a candidate " ( ImayGr. wlll vote tor james E. I . .• IJII:! 'l t,JfF"rnari said he is op!>OSCd to aN l:ecaut1e he ·k baete1 ty dis· ~ men who. he sti.ld, plan·nerl a 't graft four years ago ::t.ftm· 't Jng Mocre. Heffernan made hbi (.ttlent , he said. despll.e 1.!. sin~ l,.fri£"ndshlp tor JUdge Moore . Ui:' candidates are In t.he n.ayor~ 'liPid at Columbus agcirlst thf! .Unbent, Mayor James A. Thorn~ The "Mary Ann .. ballc.t will IJe -1 I Iii. A .Dtl"'=1!R.E.N.,.. ~AP WI&. 1 Jefferson county, which swr~ 1 from mine discrders 1ud'ni '/eS , MA'AM! F"IQOM <l-IE ONE A IMPO~'TE.D CHINE'Sl':. CWE! (;..._ME OUT ON early summl'r . .o:erlow; nltl' tnP•!'I '(' t re11 made to put over e. half-. I reUef levy for Steube'·lVIUe. laricu ccunty Is agog o'\'er a col boarrl fight m which ht!rn two ca.aJidatcs b.cked b)' the ·len county taxpayers assocJa. 1 which advocates the absolute llnnUon cf the position o( nty s up.>rlntendent of schools. ~ · ... I ''' .. ' ! ' egister Sale Is · Heard In Court I lldltor'• Note: 'tt L. Moore. who dled h~ -~Qmbl:>r l or year~· '\~ mington - Rand Compao)· riee to Stop Purchase ,Of. Dayton Company .- Oh: 1 I rene I notl .. And e ' I' WheP. Lonel~ Notht . _ 141!-LLO, ~"". """""'"-j<i • •.,. ~'TI'l I"'R A C.O.R f .I-lOP IN .tooNO r'L1... G.IVE '>'tll.l A L..IF"T r 0~, 811..'-· ·· G,._N'Y • 1: CAM&: OUT WlT'"' ROD TO 6A.,..~lll. Nl..lT& ANt> :t'D BE ASo>-IAM!!.D -n:. GO 9""CK !!IV\I"TV~A..NOED POoR II>. S.I6N ()110 1 4 - .... .~... "n:> C::.O 1-IOMa. AND "Tt!:l• .\... '41tR. MO~EQ..., ... looiQT YOU'Re. SWillE"T., •. 811.1... ~olwnbus, 0.. Nov. 2-IN~ 1es H . Rand Jr., president a.nrt lrman of the Board of D~ of Remington·Ri.nd lne., or ME ~EE INI-IEI<IE I Wil-L.. PI)'!" I \ .. ' l)QAA., . ., I "TI-!11\lK 11" WOUl.Q l-OOK AliCE 0\IE'e IN llo!Ai ~NaQ :n. '"'"""• ' York. took the stand in :ash Register. conwany of Day· of the Reminc'ton C&flh Regis;£. /""'..:;. LJke I company, of IUon. N. Y . :H and declared -:.:Jat his cornpafiJ "sUll interested .. in purchasip.oJ assets of the Illoo conc&rn; It tf'l Th~ n a deal with the OtirCon CO.IJ1 c y was conswnmated. , '4, rter hearing Rand'.ti t:estlmOQV eral Judee Benson w. Houj:~ ued the hearing and announ.eohat the &riuments In the ~ •ably will be taken under .ad~ ~r' ' l!' You r It tell ' n ment late this afternoon. It !.foil If .. , . "•a, MIU . .ML..'-"' r '"'',........,-ifi, "'TQ Qs::t..E;L.O, K ~Si. Q\.)'T "''OFil NIE.W S . Too 60T LOS.T ANO···· · JU!I! 8 YOI) cAI\i'T lD. LlS.E li', tvi_A! jd guilty of Ylolatlng the Blaer,• . antJ-tnl6t act Hi years &to; •nd's testimony •us preaent'&d ounter~act elatms by the N.· e. ihat U was the only eomPJUlv n,; to bu,y the assete o1 th~ •1n8'ton ftrm, and that the deal t1d therefore be allowed. . tur eom.pany was fted," he declared. hat when we were ~;;.;~ Th•n ' Thla I You I By w: 11ngton Willi But n In ou ror 11gures ~~ asset! and we tned for two or tbree ' laked They " '·r M!Clal perm.J&slon ot the cour£· ~ '6Sary to make the purchaR· tie· e the Dayton Compa.ny wos That . ' 'ith a hint thl\t competltloolng mlght. result Jf the N. c . R-. ermttted to make the $2,500,(¥t!) lhase Russell Hardy. special ~ mt to the Attorney Generdl attempted to block the traM: tel: And r redef• :ourt here today in a.n atte!J.Ilt 1revent the purchaie by Nat!Qa- : t ' , . out suCres&, to ,et them. IUddenly heard the been sold to Notional ' :''1 > I l �" 'I •l ": II I &DOl ( J I • ,j "•c READERS NOTICE-If you want the Newa Olfice of Tbe Daily Triltu..e, call 238·L; if the Bu•iae.. day. Dflice uk for 202-R. W!:!t~t VIrginia-Pair t•mlvht ~ll ghUy eooler tn l'lorlh~fit portion FULL LEASED " ... .. • •'JW MAN'( ""'£!!!> MU -;,-,. I 'TELl. ' You C><ILDQEN NOT 'TO LEJWE :pomeroy And ~ ·• PLAY-'T~I>l/6 ALL OVEQ "THE HOU'OE? 1Xl1<·"1' E'<PEC'T ME 'TO HaveE, PICK UP .lt..~iEQ AW, DON-i ':>COLI:> •~o~e:M, MAMA! • IF IT'S • HltWi IT'S I N THX llAILY TRIBUNE ,. ,. tonllbt: :WIRE OF IN;I'ERNATIONAL NEWS SE RVICE • r > CA.KRII:Jl 16 Ci.N ' I By -u ,-ear- SOli) ' .~ ' JOIN PHO~INCI~l sEvf~i~~L~~TER ~IOlENT 0[ATHS ·N~~sFiash~ t ! SOM[ OEMOCRHSI ~1~~~s·o:~~~~ Many Issues Are Oa T~p SOlDIERS: JAPSy,~;·~~;'1;.~; N~.:..:~s-;:~~: OVER WEEK- END ·---~--w- --'TRYING TO H~lT 1··~·;~~~·,:::,~~ w~:vb<t!;.:'t;;i~ Deelde Ia ObloAtFor Citizens ! 1a• Polla Tue-.. H'T";\~J ::·~~~'~s~".:Y h' ~~~bu!:;"~ 0:;\:!:MA.=t! :::~~~ ::-'tJ::11 ~: ''~,-: au ~ 08 S~Y .IN REPORTS ~~~~~~i~~~ s1~~tr, h ~%rl~ .~ti~~~ot4 ·~~~ le_ PlAf·r n AT 11 ~:nPe~~la:~1a::n. fi-ye~;~ ROOSEVElT DRIVE ~~~~d~ ~~t~m~~l -~~ce:~~· ~~~~Nearly Two Million Voters In Buckeye State witl teat~e tJ ftiJ [ U H ~ I U R Op' · 0 V · 1 0 On ")" 1 . Rq••t•red U 5 Patet~t Ol'hta CfJ ntdly a.te hlb O:,UR~. iHE'I' Lll<i! YOU BESo. I MAk'E "THEM DO iHlfiR HOME ·WORK! WHEN "!HiY NE'ED A SPANI<INI.:, I 4-IVE IT "TO "!HEMI I-lAVE TO 41\/E -,.HEM 'HEIQ MliDICI>lE>;. ALL 'I'OU BUMP-· I'!> PAMPEI=l"T>lEM, NO YOU'RE 'THEIR Chine1e Hold Cue oucH·· In Ute AVJ.tTIUX SPI:ED8 08 hlm , 1 I BUMP-BUMP• breakfast. ian bakers \I In to c.aw; _ shv l mt' ·· Fctn· was htJd en a murdel but bf:cause o' his :routh. Preparinr To. tnopeos were uncertuln what T aitaihar In .11~ t>C~>ition to moke of the ca.se. rat~y Dt SiJJtls, the boy 's fath er Of Attack J.S in Atlanta pe ~l lt~niii!I'Y fer owning_a still. New York and Penn- ":'m::::;Y Enrlllh 1irl, has Khartoum days. in the A.nrlo-Eayptlall Buda.n and 1 1 ~•aceanlo'.s home ~lUi badly lif4m 1 was over Central Afrlc-ot but no one was Injured. Btac Father Soapping Piato' today, acoordlng to mesasa:ea ,·e- For Presidency· Maryland cardo, as lhe victims ot t.he otht;r 't celved here. • ' bomblng , was JSe;llnli Italian bnad Believed Empty, Killa Miss Balamac lett Lympne, Eng Four Tune Govemor c.ne cent5 Jess than the prtee e!:itAIIYoung Daughter land, Friday, hoplna to beat,: the Ja Big Hope 1Ushed by New York bakers, pchce present record or slightly under tsatd. ti'~:ugc H:tt·~ gpe~lnl :>e•vl~ s~ntence 1 TROUBLE REPORTED ~ TH[ N~ seven days for the Tow:! Cape ·-- TWO "TOOl? ANI> CI6PER" COMIC STAMPS! ~---~~...z;.rlll!!!i,.--.., I'LL <;WAP 9\JTT<l<(\)P'S. PICTURE ON n FOR NO, "'(ov WON-'T! fM ""1'1'1~4 'TO ~~~ butb't~ Grtat Briuin rie:hn reM"rl't<l. \ . 0 or~ j was th~ :1~ I' la~t ln~e ·ter- , ~ ~~- ~pes __ 0 , ~enrs~Hmoma"'o ~,U.Ioture I ~hvf sl •1 ,,.>' W,;te~ w~~D ~lnll ::~~aM '~>11·: ~ h~r one~ tim~ ~" r~un.!ed I to be terl Churi ~· SOc Tf' Edltor'a N'.:tt4! : l. Moore, who ~ ~qmiM>r 9f dl~ year~ Oh : I N 1 n Ani:l •• I I Wb Lot Not Llk I ~UE<;;S 10 JUS"T WA<;;N"1 MlfAN"1 ~012 ME AWD 'T>lA"T"':> ACI-, g 6~A>.IIE ! COME 1"1 1\I>JO HELP M!; MOAN A LI'T1Ll!. the ~mlhus, ~· ~~Aimlller ml~~ I Co~oner Tol~lhar II :•dajth~'"J. ~n """,!;,' • bwor~]"'~fv~d h~e lb~ ~~Y!'~n':!v~:~h:~~~;:''~~;\~~Y- ~;;:~;"'l:, kender~o~~ i"';)'uti',';;.~ :::;;~ 111ovemept~ ~onUnued ~omp:my ftia'h~ rr .. Thr ""' Y<n It I ltJ Itt Anc II• To JUI' T1u "!" Tli1 " Ytil B'• ., ~ ..... J. • "'" Iljii .;:duo;t.esev~j a~ contih~t- . 1 ~uldd. thhat 1 fil~ts 1 ln<u•nb<~.'· u•- 1 t.h~ Ma~rK11 .,.~- ~or Bteu~·m!J,~. fl~r:ht ~~;,';;:~" ,;~:.~~~~ :~~ :;':~'',;'hl~;,u~~vr!':!::Y~~! ::':.';;~~~; Mu~Jcipal R • SJ ~~ egtster a e Is I Heard In Court 2~. ~ -----~ U: 'i:~nd Roos~velt orde~ ,::,.~:w.:· :0~~.:-:.~~~rd ~::eslctent 2 _ 1~ I"" c .v~ I,~ Illlno~ I ~ sin~ J~meo ball~t cou~tY, dW~rders su~- .coar~· ,.,. I ~~~ ~irl whi.~I· ~n """'"~..u&cr 'cd ~u l~llluots ~ Reg~ Fl'e~tueut ~hlp Metgs • {:.ounttan • Is I J ded J L'I~ f ~ ~ /!;: ~.=.:-?. •:~~o=~""" against AI Smith in !921!, Neal Three Yean GERMANY WANTS HOLIDAY The New ED8land ' """ hove '" lee to oonolder """""'"'"1'n ' f lho probably will be ta•en undec •d· Justice Proctor took Bishop CanGeneva, Nov. i-INS--oerman favorite eons. · GenerallY. the" will Of 44, Paroled From Prison JnJPtrlaJ oonff!rence whtc;':' adjourn- vl&errumt late this afternoon. •ed without achlevln" 1t.s chtef purnon's demurrea under .. •Washington. Nov. 2.- IN8--The ol lhe proposal for a be Inclined 1o ""oo alono'" wtlh Goo·. WIh a hint that competition1 might result If the N. c. R. and continued the C&6f! untJI N'ov. Supreme court today Ordered prison world al'mament boUday reached Smith In anything he propll!it!'\. farm by Actioa of poses, It was learned omcllliiY loojay stUUog C leveland, N'ov. 2-INS-An at- :.10. '\ dcon closed on Ral"h J . ca...,., Lea&"ue 01 Nations today, votes could be attached :.) .-le Board ' Accurdtna to PIT.!ent th :: 111 permitted to make the $2,500,00!) BJ&hop Cannon appeared lncou1t ' brother or "Bearfaer Al" Capone oJ: tnc a total ot t.blrty natJona wbJch Smith himself !or proba.bly as lonr:: 1 b bl to rt:as· pure,......, tltude or watchful waltlnl iS now •" --~ will be called ._ __ _ Ruaaeu Hardy, specJal asbelni displayed In mo&t lndustrl.,, •with hi• crutoh. Ml" Adp L. Bw·- Ohlo:at!O when tt denied hla P"Uiion have lKreed to the truce. · .. he wanto them. but tho "'"'""' ..., 1' 1n March. proba Y tn Ott- •lstt.nt 1o lhe Attorney Oener•l. pencUng developments Of the new 1roughs, a .secre;.ary who was named " review of hJa oonvJcUon tor tal'l'be tJme !or replyln8 Lo the Governor Is said to be stronliiY ad - 1 London, 0 ., Nov. 2---INS-In It!. awa. has attempted to block the tram. credit plan, the monthly bUI!\nea.'l , with hlm In the indictment did nor. slfytng hlll lnoome tu: report. acue•a Invitation exp!Jf!rl •t ,.,t ... _ verse to having hl.l! name voted up- : IL,l of paroles \'t'llhi:l a weC'k CRUDE OIL PRICES action. ,, review at the Federal reserve bank I Oapone ss under eentence ot thRe ntaht on October 31 wJtb on In the convention at any time. : lhf! parole board today anSpecial perm.Jssion of the court 'll for the Obto, Pennaylvanla, Ken · u• _.. It thf!9e Important New Eniland nour.ced the granting or fnedom to DROP TEN CENTS necessa.ry kJ make the purchase be· 1· yeara in feOOal pl18on lmd •10.0000 ances lactlng from a tucky and West. VIrginia dlstrlet ALL SPECTATORS fine. Hf! now Is at liberty on bail. , tlons. Including Great Bfttain. votes COUld be held tor RJtchle 1t 44 prtsoner11 ol the London cause the Dayton Company 1V8!J aald today. I n 1e JliRh court's actlo'J which would serve the same purpose, lor Faml. f N tound sullty or violating: the Sher • BuslnOM sentiment Improved folBARRED FROM TR AL wao •nncunned without e,.Pianallon BRITISH.Uioa LEADER DIES the Maryland ""''"nor already ""' Tho pa'o'" become eflectlvo on Bend o•d. Pa.. ov. 2--INB-De· man antl-tru.st aot " " ' " aoo" IOWirli the announcement D1 leavea Caponi'! only the doubttul L<:ndon, Nov. a-INS-Arthur lluftlcJent scattered strength t.o Ncvcmber 16 and December I creases of lilt.een oerJts per barrel Rand 's testimony \las presented an actual up Toledo o Nov 2 _ INS - In a recourse of • petltJon for rehear- Jamee Cook, f6, secretary ot the make a reBpectable llhowtng. The Included In the list !or Non•mber In the price or Broadford and AI- to eounter.act claims by the N. c . 4:redlt plan, but All turn In activity has not been noled, lenllhy ;,,.;ioton when couJ·t 108 min"' federation ol oreal Srltaln nuo:leua or his '""'lth, of oour.,, '' 16 were: leoany crud• and ten r:ento R. lhat It wso lbe only companv It WBI stated. was reopened, Judge John Y:. KUtompleting the proeec:uUon of and one of England's outstandlnr his own Maryland. But he ad · Hamilton County--JesS Perkins. In the price o! all .SOUthern aradea wUUnt to buy t.he tliJllets 01 "Ohanpa ln trade and indURtflal ' llt.'l residlnr at th"' trial of N'ao the flrat ot the oapones to feel the labor leaden, died today at a bOll- dltloqal strength oot yet disclosed. Ellga Marshall. Henry Wheeler and were announced today by the Remington tlrm, and that the des! suit tar damaps sting of the government's laah pltal here after a month's lllneu. Some ot It ts in Dllnols. E'anmel DanieL South Penn Oft Company and thf! Should be allowed. conditions In the fourth federal serve diltrtct 1n the pa!lt month 0 ge.inet o A Klunk Marlon 0 prosecutors eab.blillhed re.. Aa the candidate next In actual RO,!;S Oouaty- Russell Ross an<i Tidewater 011 Company. "Our company was very much 1' · • have been Umlted," the review ' ' t . OW. SERIOUSLY BURNED etrene&b to Roo!ie\·eit even thougll Oral Suttlell. new prices are: terested," he deelared. "We otated. "Somo Improvement ol a <harglnl "':::;,. toda:;.,..= all "':;', :,. on Jan. 31• 1030• steubenville, 0.. Nov. :1-INfh. lhe IIIP between lb;,.. wide, AtheN County--Otis Triplett Btodfonl. t2.00; Ailepny, $2.00; ed that when we ,..,. aoasonal nature was re-"'d In that .. ,.; lho r:cnvlctod In federal court l·o Ohl· Seared hy flam'" when a quart or ,lbere 10 reaoon lo believe lhat tho Hocking County-Jelhro Barb,. Boulh 11.70 and $1.96, West We asked lor ngores most linea, •but. In the more lmporu g ! ,, I tb<> lctl ,1 carbon oil was thrown into an open element!! have cenJelft.raon Cotmty-(1-oonrge Wynne. Vh-,lnlti. •uo; and Ohio, tl.50. . Reminaton a.uets and 11 tant ones cbanpa were amaller for PU:Jc rt July;,. araW, stella DUl'rul elx. was In a l1pOlt Maryland'!! Oo"¥ernor as Lawrence oounty-'"!8 oum,re. Oil Company ofDelals here 11atd and we tried tor two or three Bimllar perlod:ll oi prece41nf ec can nue 6e· 1831 u ' crJtb.J condttJon today Her tb best apncy to "&lq:J RooseMeigs OOunty-Jamh WriRht. the rnarket tor reftned products has 1without sueress, to Jf!t them, · 80 Indexes tauched ve . cret, and ordered everyone except; sister Marsaret wa• iat.all 'Yelt." SUbseQuent developmems Mlaml County-Albert D!'tT. shown a aevm·.: trend we 11udd1mly hesrd the Jow th08e attending In an Tlleth""'htt""h Jn Ure had been sold to Notional . alon."levelll for the current depres- paclty, ejecL'd from the otllclal eouttroom. ~U1 e 8' co .....~ on r . • • . . wt1J .Jurti1er oaear this out,. Preble County- Melvin Thomas. , during the past few weeka. --~,1 v~· ment 1 app~ar. ye~ th~ ·,.~d re~ Brli~l)'l ~usted )'eal'll~ .Oooo ~f fo~ 1~ ·''I d~ral ~· ~ I ~ ~~ reviewOe~ ft~ bur.ttd Pa~ mak· IThelr le-~ nm~tM't 1 s~rmd ~tate ~I -~ un1~;rence :.;-~velt h~ ~~eVen· ~me bllze .Sa~d.: probabl~ ~ plan~:~, Prl~on I d~t"ot ~ad t· ~~ '~'.:!;ted s":;'~':'K~lts ~led !r~ts ~r ~~h~ bad ~~~hea: ~r C:~also~n ~In ca~j ~ accep~nce ~e £fl .. '"'l ba~1re1 ~ ~Is~ tatn~~~ ofcon.;r~ w· • • "~;x':~~~~re:o;r;~~·i,~':::~~or- ~:rctir~ m~- l ln~~~~i~ ~hthel g~l. T~e 1 U.S Supreme Court 1oses p en Doors ~~ ~:;_ ',;(re~tlno~e u~a:..palgn i 1 ~rk ~~~e~m}or, tta~{_m~nt. unconsciou.~ leW>~':! th~ H'" l w~s I velopmenb of the New C ~ • Plan hand~ ~ 2 .~IN8-Bish- Game --Of WatchfuJ . W31bng • • Is PJayed ~oroner'& ..----~·- L~e : ~1bie w~ :..;n~~w;';''~0;);' dur~g •aoo. . It . ~v f~er ° confe~sLor: I i co~ties. ~~ond ~ead h~re lro~edn I e~:~ ~ se~~:~r t~s:at~re •:~'nt~ ~\~heVe~~~n~h <~ham, I 'fh~ hem~. ,~ I 1 min~. per- ~ ~ •I ' ~'""' iN"it:UO P~sstng lea,_ h~~· perpll!~ed ~~~~~~~ t. lf ~ "" dl~- caii~ r~~~ ~9~!!1\j;llllllloll..._ lllf<mlikill"i'~ •v.;r,<loMTai~OM.:;i\a--qb!l> ~dii'lffifi"ni!iiiOH'IO'Oiil!jl ~ u:~ ° te~lve ~ld u~r:"r::lo~~ i~n ~~.; • ~ vl~ll;., O(l~ th~ r~- jobl~ss. head~ .communitl~ f1i .f\.<!ldJj>day~~-!'1&1 holoL '"IJ$<'*if ..,.,..,~l!>L~\"!::. - -·-··-1'1Illl>l<a.. -""'· ~lgnltlcnnce. 1 Orec~ (ci."'·~ iclc"' Cleveland congreAAional conteet In 2-INB- : llf~ =l~ed q~letly o~t ,u.t~ tbemselve~~ """'"OS· R11~sinn I Ttm,~UilO, opment~ buile~s. 2-INB--Protest~ cen~ f~r tJ 1931, Kjo11 Fwure-. S,·ndk3tf, lrw.:., Columbu" ot for Prlnole. young I Wuhtngton. Nov . 2-INS-Be' lion •pattered wtth polltloal rolot · Iter p•a"""". ·" ""' elY., Panta.., wa• conviclell ' 91 "" the plaoid •urr•ce of ti>O ; I I Jug and p""ked wtLh uemendo"' comblnlntl <autlon and =omy · m charat of October 27, 1929, abd WDJJ Presidential pool develeconomic preparation for their selection 1ot sentenced to one to nrt,. yeal'8 lu are belflnnlng to shape 1 While Individual nJUnlctpalltle'l mayot'S P.'iSotJ . The conviction' later' waa which show the direc- 1 B y Old G' I Wh are stirred by excltln1 mayorally . It "chulty l:.onds" fail, forcing 19 ear meneo and "'!9!ai" ,., araote1 tl<;n o! the prevailing wh•d . 1 } If 0 O&ht• and a ronlu•lno m"e of tlw to Murn to Cotiuo· a new lrlal. In the orda.· or lh<u· impoctance . : Makeo "Fourth" Con· ··,harlty bond•." oenor.l •tat.-wlde ;1 b"' oo work out"' un•mp_loYf>!•nt , these developments m1ghl be listed f e&IIOn , interest JJ> cantered In congres.•ruonal 11 scheme. these cltk:s at leaflt 1I J'IVIE DIE IN AIR CU8B battlea In Clnclnnatl and Cleveland want an exec utive head WU!l Senttle, Wk!ih., N'o"¥. 2---INB-1 Ex-Gov. AI Smith 's opt·u 1 and m Qo'llernor George Whlte !lei Jcieas oJ hlli vw1:. Five men were dead today " lhe ' o! Gov. Fmuklln D. Roo" t<. Lo"'·'· No.. 2-fNB--Follow- 1 wellare bond l"ue. CoL JO<cb C""Y of "'Coxey'o "'"" or an al!plan' craah In lh• who by long odd• " con»der - I lug a n·>am g;,·; • fourth "''"''" "fhe tumult or camoa!Knlng lad- army·· lam<. at the age of 77 t•Y' Cascode mountalru, two mileo leadlno p""dentlal """'lbi - i ' '''" · '" "" t oday Lrl<d Lo ,,.., <he : ed oway today bofore th< omohad lng 1o b<ecme "'"'"' '·' Ma""l!ori of the •ummlt of Snoquolmle Pais. thl• ttme. . ''"""o"lng M. .dux. 35. '"' owl"' '"day or rockonlng," while by pro.,..lng the """'•'" cr $."00,· The men. all or Seallle, were ll• Oov. Albeo·t c . RIO<h""' I nuudoc cf M e.. Maddox . 30. by votm wolihed the proo and con> uoo non-lnteml b,.,.m, """ "' to turning from a huntiDI trip lu lpet.kina ww· of New Englan 1, , husband. of what they recognize 11s n crucial M11.sa.illon 1 '"''"" Waohlnr •<On When lhe ac, """"'"" lhe n,.t bit of ope" oam-1 The '"' · Clara p;.h, 19. cepud;. ei<Ction with Lhe •""'t of dep,., . Elght>·m<-yoO>· old J ohn w. o,.y oiblhmt occbeurred. The vlctbna were 1ndu.Jwed In by tm"' ot t.n., at.ed her lhird cottfesslon in whtch ltilon hatmtlng the polls. the D2mocratJc munlclpttl urned yond reoognte:ton delnoCratiC pcsstbilltles. · tiaid she was the murderess, b) , "Chartty bonds" will be submit - pinnsJcn nt Marletla a8 a burst Into ftamo When It {3) The visit to New York this telling poUCf: arter 30 hours of co, • ted to a score of and dldf!te for mayer, advocating: eborld 1 Th · woek of Mayoo· Anton Cm-mak ·>< tlnuou' iCilllno lhat Maddux , .., m•t or the vote woll <orne llie an•- moe polloi" """dIn tho day' or !be e charred skeloton or • b' other IJ- the actual slayer. wer ot whether emergency relief civil wur. wu also found In the rulo8 0! .the , conferences with The serant girl SQid In the third aztlon w1ll be necesaary at a speclill Clevelanders will vote on n odi..: !e. .,,... amon, <onf""'lon ""' ""'" ' d the Lhm ' • '"'''an or the State """'"'"" mill """ lovy calrulalod 0.0. Smith of Mu Maddux after the 1 Governor White's weltare bon1 $2,000,000 and its failure, whoch developments, seemlnRIY 1req\Jestr i her to do so. pollee, de· Issue plan, to be a.eted upon In u. teared, Iilli bring Ptessure UPQll "e n<tunlly linked ,,.,,. 1 Sho .. :d M"'. Maodu> hau ""•·wide "'1lot. will "" whelbeo Ocver.or Wh•t. for a SP"Olal In the minds of praetlown throat afwr the voters a.re wllHnr to dig down latJve 5ef!lon. e er. $7.000.000 expendllury r..-·approve tmp.,ve- b Ytoung h , who are lh into ftattened purses and are 1town vcten body of Mra. Maddux molher meQt at wellue Jnst:ttutJona. , , 1 t e stllU'lge declaration . . -. - · .. ,T.... , Ilion ..._lound . P'<x<tl-J,..m&,..-, J..,.ph .....,._,..c ', ·-··- - •· ><'f."uftlf1!1l"" liOH;,. .. ·iforiii!d' p',;,itc non. , ••. _ . . . _ . _ , '\ than 1000 Monaollan &oldlero. ""m' mine to fill order• on hand at an- lhe "'''"· Pred ABhbaUIIIi. to """ nomtnali Maddux hom• tn Kt•k· ochoob In operation on a norm, , . Judge E. Moore, o caudtdate marina Russian unlforma, haVtl other closed mine. ,, '• h1tn to Newark, robblDg him 01 Pl . castlns around !or SC:e time h a suburb, wJth her throat basis. will vott' lor Jumes E. •wept tnto Manchuria and are O:OU·· Orders held by the Su_, ellttiuto. · randldate to aot 8 , lbe , 0,.,. ed and hor head almoot do Alliance. Wooster ond ""' Lk - 1• H ft• · d h is . oonlratllit near Hallor on the Chi- Coal Ccmpany at Its n\tne !lo. 0 )indlng an old ruaty revolvar tu the movement 1o "•lop , oapltatod A can of ether. o badlj erpool wtll •.oh be embrol"'d In man '"f ' P,_ to 0 ne" e..tem ,.uway. '"'"''"In• Lo ncoroy were being HUed from Nu. lbe altlo of his Middl•town hom,, MANY HEW ;r They telleve ""' hav. 1moked ' tmight edge no•or and voto on '"Blue isw·· ordinances. p"'' . '"""'' hehII Information t·eaching Japanese miH 6ti, they declared, but mine ofllclals MadJ110n Trl.tnbJe, pulled the trio1.:: maJJ In Maryland 's !our i bluody tissue paper werf! Iountl lng a Dan on Sunday aftemoo! I hont.Bt m n who, c lUll • P an .1e.J a • h tary ~ua.r~rs vlgcrcusly dented the cha rp, N o. '(Jer while showing Jt In hiS wife and Atte tl t 0 ., Nov. h '""' th•~ body. 1 ~e , 1 I uge IrA _., •· here tod ay. Por "mouth, n-r • mov•·s. 11 1our years age after The Japanese reports also said 6 rr.tne of the sunday Creek cotn- daughter, Betty, a and one cat - 11 ng 8 smas x Rocsevelt candidacy has gli'L, a roomer at the Mad Jux 1 Due to the precarious nnancJal r iPCtmg Moore. Heft'f!rnan mndc hU! 1anv that Mongol!orces were Joining pany recently was closed ever labnr ridge exploded, killlntr the child. e been at a pace wblch 5ald In her last conditions ot several local educahe said. despll.e ll Hei·Lungklano proclnolal tmops of· alfflcultleo. The bullet pa"'d lhro""h her Vicinity. led'"' p:hlbt•on "'"" h., been oxtremely di..,unoertmg 1o . •he ndmlnt•tered the ether 1o , ,., tlonal ' """''· hotte•-than -"'"'' Oeneral Mn T.san-Shan, Chinese The coal tmm the two mines I!' heart. The faiher snapped the gull today held ubder al1'est f!lght his opponents. The inevitable re- IMaddux ThUII!dny afternoon unc scbool board have apr1mg up. e.ltJ' field at C bus kl t th mllito.ry comma,nder :1.t Tsitslhar. I frcm separate seams and or a ftve tttlnktna: It empt.y, the ,· suit has been to throw the antl- charged that Maddux killed ills The congremnonal bEl.ttles at um agn s e 1 0 The latest previouo advtocs to ferent varloty. the operaloco point- ftllh mag.,Jn\ O:Onlalned the death 0 up yest.rday In "''" Roosevelt eloonenta Into eooh oth- wlfo that nloht wilh th ' ,.,,,.,. whll• Cleveland and Cincinnati hold Mayoc A. ThomJapanese authorities hm·e from ed out, saying it WBB impossible to dealing bullet . wrence arm for sf!lf-protectlon. I his wife lay trom llw more than localized Interest. Th-! 9..'1. The Mary Ann Will be 81: 1 j ers's 'Thttalhar lndi.c ated that General sut.stltute the product. A verdict 01 murder and sull:l1d"' en per50Jls 1n wrenCf:, 6 cImportant par ty Influences In the ether entire nation is watching Ihe out. uSEd. 1 1 Ma was lURking preparations to __ WQ!I returned In double dea.l.h oto and Pite OOWitles three east frankly do not want to !ee ! A mquest Eaturda . come or these two e!QctJons, part!In Jefferson whictl 1 b 2 INS-Mt· 0 N bold the city against MY POtslble of Floyd A. Gilbert, 4fi and his others In Jackson county have been Gov. Roosevelt nominated. Thev i tunwd a verdict of he. t cularly that at Cincmnatt where a erect rrcm min to 1Ul'll'l8 ld} jlttack, and was threateninll\, 1.0 Cc wue, Emma, 43, by Mau- arrested ln tlu: pr(!Sent cu.mpM.IJqj ' do not. like pts advanced 'lllews oO the of a partv or 1 suct.:essor Is to be chosen to fill the summC'r serious nttemp*!l 0 Y lei" the Japan"e corumlate. ' ere a n rice <looper at Dayton. Coopet· lhe powec ""'"· no< do Lhey <on - kno•n. · ' ""'noy left by tho deoth or Speak hav. t c o mad o 1o pul over .a halfMessages descL'ibtns the Mongol N'o. 05, near Millfield, Athens cou - stated that he believed Gilbert h d ENGINEER DIES I 11lder him positive enough in hiS I Maddux, who wos held br pollet• I er NlchoJas Longworth. mill relief levy 1 \."elrd l•·oo,.. mo"m•nt w" t or ty. •to·uck his wlfe on Lhe head wllh a, Delaware. 0 .. Nov. 2--INB--E. oppruoltlon to p•·oh!bltlon . aft1r the lnqu"t and thou lator Both .candidate». for the late ccunt) Is agog mer 11 11 said the Mongol! ana had gathered strl e "' e as en ays, . - : hatchet nve Urnes and then ahot Fronk Oate5, 62, of Columbus, The Rooseveltian policy on pmhL- :1 denied thf! girl's cbarg •s Speakers congJ es:ilonal seat, State sc.hc...I board 111 which l'lel'c •lxteen miles south"'" or Hallao·. ow-ding lo tho: • himself throngh head aller "t· Iormor resident al Ma•letta. was bltion h" been co thor a <UI·Iou• whe;, ·h, w" """"' late ,.;, , Senato•· Dnvod P L o<baoh . omyare two ""dldotcs t>ckod by the 1110 1 Ab<>:t"":, !"7,:;,tured skull tod':l' oerebral one Whllo he onoe decla•·ed him - niRh ' H• sold he never propooed · .."':, 1 While these military miners are mvolved, the report said I anrl numerous 'body bruises, Charles tor amenrrad- I prmuiue;1t attorneY. are out.<Jpokc: " llmhHl l Kn cf the· position of 11 1 ·c unty superintendent of schools in northern Manchutia, l The No. 6.'1 also known na G1 38, who was believed by Oil cum any 1 c 0 Jumb f ' e 0 s a aw, as ut m e. as con eSBion, po ' "wets" 11 1 with Japanese uuthorltles watchln;{ the old Poston mlnc No. 9, 1s locat-1 p .. Jice to have been beaten during years. 'ke w!:s. a l ",;:'sent co nstltdut ed, he hus 11 <e &hed ttnd Madd ux hod Judge Mnrtin L. _ · __ · 0 Y re1ra 1ne 1•·om any <:losely for lndlcaflons of RWlslan I ed near, the Sunday · Creek Coo a nght died In n Zanesville hoo - Mat·Jetta coli in 1889 and beurt l' r , 1a• r e mur l'r some 11m~ ago Sweeney i5 expected to carr}• tr activities In connection with the I s mine No. 6 which was piLal. The nrht took place nt the came cit en 1 Marietta mention of Issue, and, In ran, t:lhe ulso eharaed that Mad:IU.IC told democmta to u victory b\'el' .Chinese and Mongolian maneu"¥ers, 1dcsed dawn last week after labor home or the divorced wlte of Elmer later se Yed 2 t · ~ went out of his way t.o th1·ow bricks hf'"r to buy the eth~r and the ruor Haydn Parry a republll'.lln In tl new vouble was reported.. south or difficulties. , Barker, 41, tor whom pollee are ve or w hfear as cotm v surtlle fonnula devised b;.· Otlv . l:JJI' odmittt>d doblg. , , lt· MuKden, where Chinese bam.hl~ Adjutant General Henderson siiH seat-ehJng !or questloninR . Y o as ng on county. ?o::ith and National Chairmal~ I ----- , CHICAGO BANK ROBBED heW up a Pelplng-bound trnln cu that no explnnation was contained Exhaust fumes ftJtng a ·garage Jn DIRIGIBLES ON CRUI I ohn J . Raskob last spring. 'lt'OIJTU KILLED IN FALL Chicago. Nov. 2- INS--Ten meu the Pelplng-Mukden l'allway. In the report of the strike .at thP- which he was repairing an autoLak h t N' S£ 8i1Jni11ce.ntly enough, one or May· armed with machine guns raided Remington- Rand Comp.e.Q)' The hold-up took plnce ncar the N'o. 65 mine. There were no reportll e urs ' N'. J., ov, 2- INS--- ur Cermak's first quesLinns upon N r w York, Nn\1. :1-INB-Richat·d the Empire Trust and Savings bnn!: 6 LiukfJkou station ,sevtln miles from of disorder, he said. (Continued on pq four) The U. 8 · Navy dlrlilbles Akroil reochJng Nllw York yesterday con Brlnsley Sheridan Atir:insun . co- lodur and escape with all cash m Triea to Stop Purcha&e .Of . Mukden. The btmdlto, who were About ten daY' aoo lhe mlncn and Loa Anlelea7 left lhe Navah,Jr I oomed Gov. li.oooevelt. altitude "'' lumula .tudent and ropuled do- lhe lelle" "'""· Dayton Company tttoWlted, looted the pa.ssengers an•l employed at the workings refused JUDGE TO FACE ' ACCUSERS etaUon here at a . m. today !or au Prohibition I!Ce miunt or Rtcha.rd Brl11.11ley SherIt was estimated thow;auds of to 1!0 to work because of water ln F h al day cruil!e. "T- h · h' k""" , kldnaoed the engineer. who wa. · oo·l.,noul • 0 .. Nov. 2- INSThey were lo olr<:le over Washe we1 enouo . ·· " •layoc ldan. 181h century playwrloht, wa> dolluno were stolen. N b 0 subseQuently released about a mile flne . The adjust- William R. Sprn11ue, reslane1 Judwe Jnaton, '-alttmore, Philadelphia anrl Cermak, bluntly. dead tnday as a result o! falllug -Jam.! atif! 0 1 0 Jr., from hl6 train. ";,:',•" tat;:;; <f th• Por,.moulb Municipal court. New York on the trip. The IUfnol• leodor, who ""' ,,.. down th' cle.ator •haft In the RovCIGARETTE HEC<!PTS ohalrman the Bmd of Dlrec.. 01 - OES part o! last. week. to be broll@hl belore the bar PIRST PAGE ta ovr;; ,",,Is purt,}' rrm- I .-.rsldc church. Cc.lumbus, 0, Nov. 2-INS-Nel 1tot'S ot Remington-Rand Inc., of -OOPS ail,:Tn N'EGR n ol <:cmmon pleas court hel't! toda}' _ van n his · - -. ._, receipts from ihe operation or the 1 New Yol'k. took the stand m !eder. TICES to f"c the ocousallon or •ldlrn: MURDER MYST•BY CLEAR£'! prl=. that "'only ' man t ...WAI. ARRIVES IN FRANCE 1 uga<et ta• ''" uun.•g tho ""' . al oourt here today In an at""l'l! SteubenvUI•, 0,, N'ov. :I.-INs- COR.R'UPT-PR.AC Pollee hate attempted to trnce toand r.bettlng Mrs. Marguerite Clark Orrville, o ., Nov. 2--INB--Thr• or the AI Smith type" can CBHY , _ __ months L{Lall(;d b6. sta te 1to prevent the purehase by Na.tloa 19 announced 962 day Ultl tWO negroes Wiln LAW IS CHALLENGED lldd m embezzling t2116 from the mystery of a bloocly slaylnl 'J! next yef'r, or be elrcted. Harve, France, Nov . 2--INS- :J(3.'ltrer Hart}' p Day lol Cash Register company of Day .. held ap "Marrlfl .L. Karp, grocer, as Junds o! tbe municipal court. eight rears qo was beUeved !!OlveJi 1 rhe plain lmpllcati<m In his sintc- 1 FreJrHcr Picrrl! Laval of Prance, re- today. ton 01 the Remington Gash .. he was closing hliJ store Saturday Washington, Nov. here today with the story of George ment was to question whether Gov. tum lug to Paris from h.l.s vls\L t'J --- - - ·-. , ter company, of IUon . N. Y. :r nllht. and secured BauhoJ!, 28, alleged parole Jwnper lft>.Josevelt 111 sumclenuy or thf' ·:AI · Hoover tn Washington, MACDONALD WILL Rand declarea: !.Jat his compan' op Jame& Cannon, Jr.. elmllenoed o · !rom the Indiana penlt.nttary. who Smith "'""'" to pie"' Deon- landod he<e todoy !rom the """'. ' """ "still lnte,..stod·· in pu,..ha""• the constttutionallty of the F'ederol pollee say admlttf!d killing Hlaty locrats. Ile De France trom New 'fer': . APPOINT COMMITT££ 1thf! asaets Of the Ilion concern, Corrupt Practices act todDy when Miller at a farmhouse near here In The strategy l)f the op- 1I when a deal With the COJP.• ana.l111ed before Juatice James M . 1923. Bauhoft was ll"¥en a preltm- ,position b to build up favorite son Lclldan. Nov. 2--INB-One the pany waa corurwnmated. 01 J. , Proctor ot an Indictment charging h RAIP b, "AI" Capoae S Jnary hearlna and bound over kl l!ltrength In aa many states as po:;firs.: nets of Prime Mlnlster Alter hearing Rand's t.estlmoftv him with violation of the act 1n It tbe a:nmd Jury on a second de- lelble, In to ......,vent a quick Pf!deral Judge Benson w. HoU:h t la t d used • .,..,. • .,.... 11ovemBy laduotriea Peadins De- m toIn Brother, 011 laaide f.,.. · murd" ' h lime fur · DC U 0 . Ramsay ment willMacDonald'& b< to appointnew a oommit- Copyrlrht. 1931, By I. N B. " " By Intoroatlonal New• Servloe With the tlmo set by ihc l<Ogue Wllh a notlceoble docllne tn tm· nl Nations for evacuation me caeualtles, deaths !rom violence weeks For Second Time Within the week-end fatality toU, 8cf Manehurle. only two 0 1\'DY. new heavy IMV mcnts of Ten Days; No Reaaon it wa.s disclosed in a check'-up by Japa n" ' and Mongolian lroop• International Newo "'"'"' today. w.re repooted today .tmu.tanoously . Was Given At'"'' Lhree Ohioan• were vlowith 'a new Slno-J11panese clash at ..__ Urns of one ot them wa& a Toutaokow which cost fll ty Chi· Cndlz, o., Nov. three -year-old girl, whose father nEse UveiS. lng a six pl:!r was:e cut dflj' calmly pulled the trlgger of a reWllh lacge foro" or Japa"''" volm. •nuftlntr out her life at their troops being ohtfted from Kh·h, Co· men . <OO mtn"' at "'" Ohio aurl home. One man -was killed tn a ward Cl•ongc>."n · Ohlne•• cl"'" In Penn.,lvnnln Coal company mine gun battle w>lh a polloeman. Automobile aoold<n" Potplng predloted a Jap"'"" ad- j wa!Kod '"t ol ihe mlno worklno> uno. lnLo Hellunklang ,,...,,""· •here today. !rom olher '""'''" and oulcldea ac, Blleged thea trtl c.( Soviet T n wh0 were not af . 1.::ounted !or othel' deaths ln the parttolpallon. onnaoe '"" . · '"'"· Mea.nwhlle, a li'! IV bombhlll' by ected by the cut werf! mclttded Jil l Alerleco Sanchez, ,35, a gunman, shot and kiUed Newark by Japanese IIJrplanm; uccun·:·d u't l the wnlkout. The miners were tbroWiOi populv.Uot. ganlzf. d Into a local union ol thf! Patrolman Eyler Burris after th'! or the olty Into a""""' and ca., . u !ted Mine worken ol Am.,·loa •'""'"" had 6erlouoly wouno,1 lng flve U!o!aWis. An unoo·1; rm t:d summer when the Notional Thomas H. Trower, 48, a\. Colwn report from Riga declarfld Japan miners lllllon attempted to get bus. The gunman, who had forced h .. aent a second not' or prot..t lhem to join the general eastern a Columb"' taxi driver to loko blm 1 t.o Moscow ai:ainst Soviet Ohio strike. to Newart, was fatally wounded ence, but tbere were NO Indications · ·- - · ter he waa. cornered by Burns a.nd of Totyo•• Intention to abide by Lhe Ath o Nov -INS--Minere auoLher patrolman. leacue i council's resolution and wllp of tbe Les- ••oTronolwtBor.,.. oalllh,',••toN•nI ,move IB troo,. rom newly-O<ou· ton•Alu•lller mlno No. 85, fonnerI Y o .. waa obol lbroUilh lhe n"" ,.. ._ _ 1 pled· by November 16. · kqown. aa Uu1 Poflt.on mine, at larltil• &nchea dutllll bra • . hi 8 Japane~ 'fELL~ "'E14HBOR";o 'TO <bAVE "ltOA'1'S COMIC <;;TIIMPS FOR You, CHI~t>QI;;>J, li-<; CHANCii! TO ... I tired vaudevJIJe maanat.e toc$&y waa '<A A FUNN'( <;;AMPWI'TH .. COXEY AT 77, RUNNING FOR MAYOR 1 dl' b:..miJ was hurled :rom a c.u1· New York ""'""' nlsht. 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