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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. I 15 DOUBlE STAMP • 10DA'I' WE PRlMi egilter UllODI n artOUI left~~~~" D e ,;" Day Annually That They Have A Voice ' a~~:ed OV Of MasaiiiGn; ~ray 86, Wants To Lead Marietta Out COUNTr COP KILLS BANDIT SMITH BEHIND M E, ''"''"" "'at". . Of Wilderneso Of Depression; "Charity B~nd" . Sou~h?!e~u~~=dit~ere w~il.~ ~~~;~~~t~o:~ Al£:f:e!~,;;!~~~:!~~ Ne-o~;:~or ~"o:c;.t;; In Hu·SBAN 0 Of nEft 0 loauea To Be Voted On In Many Place• :. Are Active MINER";') ON :l"TRIKE m_ito Suicide ~~ ~:..:~~,'~~!:..="~::~ R UH ,~ov. 01 I ~-~~ i ~~OMAN AGGU~[ ·~:~~~Y~~~~ ~~~:ro~~~~a~~ e~l! ! t~~!~dd~~~~c1t~ck !W1~ or~ re~ ro-od"""""'· I;IH·W.I ' .... POMEROY, OHIO, M ND.lY NOVEMBER 2, 1!1~ 1 MONGOLIANS MOVE INTO MANCHURIA - DO '<ou? ALL "T><E FAILURE II VOL. VI- NO. 42 NO WONt>liR OUQ CHILDiilEN AQE 'E>POILE"t>. You I"'T!!<IF!!QE E\lliRY 'TIME I "TR'( 'TO CO<lQ!;CT "!HEM! CEmAINL'I' '<OU DON·'T 'WAN'T P'EOI"',E 'TO 'TRIP AND ~ALL 0\1!!1<. 'THEIR 'TO'(!;, -- Tueldafj snd Th~ ~fore ~nn. th~ -~ In~ ~;;~; ~ tioWnw;,r~ 1 "'dif:~ 'I ·· ~ �. ..' . --'.. -tiONDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1931 ' ' :.r==- Maybe l __ I ~'m The reporter bluahed a violet rcJ as 1111 colle&iUe& and Blnlh&lll l Wrong By Joha 1!. Medbury bw sL ou" ln loud laua:hter at hh dlscomnture and emba~;u.nen 1 No one en)O)>ed the tnetclent mo 1 • than the one-tbne reserved proft.:s sor from Yale. ~I - - -- - ---- ----------------- !O \1 ]lilt t>'>.II'UI st lp]illl>! b1u fu~ u •boue Yo11r . . . . 'l'a Viriinia Grega PHONE 51ll·L f'Xilltl]• li! thul m111 hP. rlf crl ~1!1 I hut .. r u ll+·n~~· ro~t !lull l111ng fnr lin• r\ .11'~ "' ' r 111e Engll!-lli t hlllllll' l. ~o -r·rlltt~ lll'fiil t•D t lllillltet.l hnl the 111111- :•o-t tn '"sRt•l:-~ laid ur In the Thfnut·~ f'Mtuuy nlona \\na b~ wort b $r•.ooo 000 estlumted to I"' Predicts Planet Il l nflt:l t \lot·ek with his parf'll\ ~o M r .8 Farmt'r rnt..t \ L~ ll n• r t <UH.I !.In I I ~I ll E dbi.l ot Col umbus v." ek en< 1::. I aeese 12·11. Patty of Laneuter and Kathr?n Butter market st.eGdy , demand and Martha Waugh of Pomeroy ., supp1Y m od , 92 !!COTe '"'· on 89 m...... seer~ 28, 88 score :n 1-4 , 11tand11rd I ' FIVE BURN TO DEATH 29 Toronto Ont , Nov 2-rlNS - Fivo E!iJS-Market st.'!ady, demand Inmates of the Ontario l'lo.splta l ut I o ( i:ufl!' • ~~"'''' S•t.!d~y ~u ~l • Mral'dMI'IJWB•e~ H• ~· I D 1 1 I \I(H' a ~ ~tJ (' :.t.s h~·l t ' I <.ur.•ly OICi lh~ ul M1 and mod , supply mod . nearby recpt!l 241·2·25·1·2, tresh curtent extra \ nrsts 29·1·2·31·12. hennery whiWB jextras 261·2·391·2. Vegetables--Market steady. de· ma nd mod , supply mod; tomatoes ·-Ohlo 8 lb basket al 00 of! <ill I I 1 M1 ~o D Pl't.oiht l : I I I The best salesmen town The college boy who was so dumb In couldn t e~cn 11 rl' · on lu, are go\'erm.ss IIchildren ' wil.h _ anything but lu,' menlans ' Pltlrul Ca11e11 1 Menial Nnmad~ A New Ymk l rl lc..w 1 :~~§~~~§~~§~§~ \\ ' 11 t uut m The le llow who had tho.: \'.(Jlldc J - , hl~ mlnd,hc other day all .. •;.lid Jt lusL and com mltt.ed s u Lotl :;c. th:lt \HlS the fll :, t va1 .t tiOil It· :, !m el 111 I he cou!d s ~e some oti.CI pldc.:, , JlULES FOR RIGHT LIVING-He hath •hewed thee, 0 what is good; and what doth the Lord require of theet, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God ?-Micah 6 :8. iOOD'S WONDERFUL LOVE-For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that who•o· ever believeth in Him s hould not perish, but have everJagting life.- John 3: 16. I I yuu- bmath ·•woy nrnn, '· o., Own V.ud.. u. Mot.h~r-Wllhc IS leltlbJ.v I Matrim&rdal l\olartyl > Auy hUSband con llO"e hlti OV'l' \wa:v ll.t hom~ b ~· o.g•eelng \\l lh 11 ~~~ I i h!~ t v,.f€ l- - - ·- _... ate tm hoi do~s Fathet -Q u!1k 1 .l:lt>nd rm ermansn 1 o~T~:;'::~~: ~~hingtun I • - - - - - - -- ao~-aT-8~ . ____,_ SIDE UGHTS IN NEW$ OF CAPITALS :nf,T.H' £•· w:\}'i\Rt'D U .J. ' , - ALLE "• N and "lopp"d-=-c -b .,.-, -· ... j:1 lSi ,. ,. I i'blil IAJ - !I KC ~~~bER t I &no.tor,' dc mnndcc! one of th r> ' Jepotters, 'Hov. long. ate t tu:~a· blnnkety·blank opponents of lhL~ miserably trealy going Lo thag ihh ' thing out.?· SemLto• Bmgluun bc 111 ~ a st aunch Republican , he assumed I 711 Ll '7: J uOUote D Lltel A eu f.' ~ .. • OUYI' C 10n .&aJE PRift YEAftt the Herman H. (Pete) Mees TAMPA ------ Oermao Nobility at which th e Cr9WU Prlnc:t Wllhelm anr\ Prln · tt:lll5 ~lwaye are jue11ts of hpnor Tbtt tUnoer is Blvi n ln .dlffert:nt.. cl· Uea eJc:h yea.r and fa.Us this year to 8erltU at the etid,of thill m onth Th'e lrt'Yitatlons enre 118Jy re· QUI!It thi!~ •·dark sult.ar• and n ot full dDII t:e worn ' .. ip. ~QepinM with f.rte times" whiCh lll!!O.hl that. there wtll be no autter C~C rlbOOns. medals and deccratlona Bl.lt the Crown Prince tmd Prine~ have ne••:!rt~elea! BlrrJI(ted thtl.r Intention of ,.n~odl~r. ·Pfftldmt von Hinden.. ~Ul'U Is hc.110r11ry' cha1rmnn Jf ~he "ONE-EYEI>" AUTOS MANY METHODS hae been •uggestcd whereby safer driving along the highways may result. Some have been gooij., ao me bad and others indifferent. Some evil(' exist without one t~emblance of l'e ason therefor and one of the11e js the vicious, pen~i !'l tt!nt habit of many drivers io drive machines ha vi ng but one light burning. There i~ a law whereby autoiRt~t .practicing this care· letU1 hab1t may be punished 1 but ~o far as the writer knows, 4JI~olotlofl has never been prest~ed into serv1ce by our law enforcing 'ttl ~ re•l l'et~Son llehind the re· lot· "dark sult.a" I' to pravent officialo. It must be granted that it i• ""difficult thing to qut11t emtarra,slna that larae )lllH of do, to catch a culprit on the highways because of the nat. ttte noblllty which simply can't al · to Quy new evenln8' &owns ural barrier• to apprehending the offender but that t.hr ford for their wtvea • ~ ~ practices should be discontinued can not be successfully HllUI:Ie partlea and hunts llonl.CX· denied . ~J:edln1ly rare . HWldreds ot caitles There are few thir;tge more aggravating or more dan .. land villas Which at t.hl11 Lime of the th th t f tl ' · th d k · h year used to bt pl(lasure haunt!. of gerous an a O mee ng a ca1 In e ar Wit on~ the rich are oloied Plnanoial dl· light burning, the driver of the other car doe~ not know tlloultles aided by tba low produaa . h 1. ht -t. h t f h h prices for a. pOo,f crop have rorced W h lC Ill' I IH or W e her he IH ar enoug on t e Bid.; esta'e owners to close their cauntt•\· of the road to prevent an accident and as a result of hit howre5. Th08e who could afford It misiivings, sometimetl finds himself in the dlteh because hb•u:l,m'"•knyen h"a"v"c'tmmeo"v"'ed'n,nthto' ctlhtye • ~o: or dcon~e.t.u lat lot,~ to Mofls' Populnr D11nce Orchest.1a lawn. A man ls a man there fh..,t WJZ--N~w Ycrk 13495·7601 5 45 ol all It has been characte~lze d 1Jm.L11 lle Orphan Ann ie, 6 45 188 the 'mOlit exclusive club In the ] Lowell Thomas; 7 Amos 'n Andy 1world" anll that Is true 1n ~ pruT· l5 Popula1 Prog; 1· 30 Phil Cook. lfouudly human way Learning Is 6 The Quakers. s·so Popular Har· appreciated and recognized But to 1monies: a 45 ~ 1sters of the Sk\ll~( , 1set along t.nere requires more tha.1 In :my cne previous .Yt'lllr Probabl y : 9 Fopulp.r Pro~;: 9 JO 01ea~ Person·! th11.t. And especially If the scholar 00 111 ~." 111 t~c wmld hu:> :< f,~r..fi r. l a.lltln, 10 Old Stager's Mt morl!!!!; member is Jilcllned to be just a large fam ily us h{' · 10 30 Clara Lu and Urn 10 45 Pur-! wee bit condescending. --·-· - -- ' ,_ Is Night. I.l&e, 11 fllumber M11.<1ic, 1'he Senate early In Senato1 ~ '11 3!) Ru11s Columbo, ll45 Dream 1Bingham's Ci\l'OOt' there, whethel _ , __ . ------------- .. , P lctt.res 12 15 Puul Whiteman 11 ul rlgbtl~ or wrongly. got the Idea R_.__..d-:··-----~-~ ~ t;;l1a Pc puiiH Dnncc aml Rec01diUi! that he was patronl11ing. That was 10 I brclte~t!U bad The chamber Will stand lor 1 WI W-Cincl nnntl 1428-"roOI 5.45 crltJcilm, bu' not tor condecen.sion lpm Little Orpha.n Ann~:-. 6 Old In UtUe Wa)IS it set Ollt to tna.nl l!!t Sunshine: 6 30 John lY feijt Us dl!lollpproval a.nd 1t wam ~ 1Man ... ........ - . ~-------... •., 10rcu, 6 46 Lowell Tl1oma!i, 7 Am os lona before it was apparent. tha~ 'n Andy , 7.45 Ptlpular arch. s Th::! Bera~k BinBham wu not part.icu . Quakers ; 815 Vincent Loper:· Owh; IU Y ed by his oolleaaues Nu'lemkr 2 8 30 Bubble Bloll.ers D PopPiar En· When he rose to lecture the Beil l se,mbftle: 10 Chronl~l es· to ·3o va 1- ate on BOrne lasue or me&sure, WABC:.....New Ym k l3486·R6HI B 15 tety; lO .U Bob Newhail; 11 Crln: ~ was .~hen his.. wont, he waa prompl Dc..n BlgefoW's Olch. 6 45 Btrl."i and iu~;11ts; l1 SO Mac n Riv et 12 Dancl' ly Jeumped by hecklers V~o~sh 7 Bin" Crosby, 7 ~5 Da~ p.rcll; l2 ::rl J ohnny Ha{np•8 Or~h ~~~ rs would .ftook out of Abrarruf Orcft; 7 .f.5 Morton IY.lwn· WJR-Delrolt 1~7501 'I Amos II. ·room!l to watah the ey· 8 lfi Stngtn' Ssm . 8 30 K.ute fl', Andy· 7 16 Pu o! Rhythm Senator BlnBham stood the B~ith. 8 45 K!Rnhft.t ta n E:crcnadPr~ t:a~ WelComers , 1 45 ma 1·t ~~et, manfully, but !l ~~painful 9'15 'I'he MUle Brotb_.~:rs ; lQ The !J1be- Quakers, B.3D Bubble Blowers a t th Modernists. 11 etreet 8lngc1. 11.16 9 Chronicles . o 30 Great Par60na11·1 Tod~" h:t waslysome_,~ears back. lnrlc 'Madl'lgoor~J. 'S 'Oi'ch, 11 '30 10 Old Sto.acr's Memorhm, onl ~~n tare ape-11 and then Red Ntc.hols arch , 12 Ben B:rnle' 10 :30 Olarn, Lu and Frn, 11 15 E... jt:utir pro~= t~~ ·~ hi~la.rtt­ Orch 12 3U Nocturne 1 A'rlt.hony nle IHolst's Orch. 1130 The Rei•the Trl.nl s Orch; 130 Dave Ab•am's 1\pp(}Olub. len olose attenti H 1 sv- , Orohastaa - - · · ...,. • .,... ....... nlzed authority 0:~ ~ereon!q~!e~d ' WFAJI'-New York6pm Pop\tlar his Views carry re t t .. bt Oroh; 1146 The Stebbm~; Bovs: 'I above &Jl he h&.sBle!'rn:'io·c· _:--.-.:1 Lumber Jacka. 'I 15 Plano Du.a h~ tnberent trtendllne , 1 90 Allee Jo.Jr: 7 45 The Gol:ibc rttll I Ihumor tulJ play fie ~"~;~!;;~;t:: 18 3oconyland Sketches e 30 P n.-:u· II terms wtth au aroupa lta.r Voice: 9 The Gypsle~; 9 30 P~r· j.,. anij reUahet nothlhs ade or the Str.te~· 10 Tine Sl"lr'' an nmuslnr ept1odl!: far 1 ,10:45 Harrr K011.m'i, 01·ch has p1oaressea .rtow~ the I'Ua.d of Ooon·Banders lind Tldr O• ell l• lluman undentandJna: apd araclollli 1 11 90 J t:86e Ctllwford 11 4"' Qab neas 15 well llluat.rated by the rotOal!r.way's 01ch . 12 Paul Whi\c· 11owlng incident. mnn'.,a Orah 12 30 am Twc::i. HoIn Ute ftna! or the •1deba.te en the san nnd His Pcpulo.r l)nnrl' r.~: WJ~-New York OJ4~ ~Fl'i'm !'·45 In .tuly ID3o nm LtttlA Ornha'!1 Ann!2; e 15 Pe•' on ha\'1Q8' ;!.A .... '"'" Fltncrlen'~; Orr.h; fi ~5 Low· ton was etJctUy ell Thomas ; 1 ,f\moa 'n Andy 715 wen~ ftayecf The T.l~ The J ct'tcrM : ~ ~0 Phil nonk bc•ng a&l&l.led tor '1 .1D waves o! Melodies ~ : an c-.nt~ there wu V«lw Da yo;: 9 r opulat Orrl• . One ~] lllicl! l 0'1mlnoos iO Hh~!l RPal 'f'ottu , n · •lc WJ..'f'- Otndnnf:ltl r'11 Little 1Qruhl>n '"" sunlitl!\e: a ts u, T Anicl!i and '\ - tteld.! to "'The Playground of America" A-···-p-· chamber~ avt!rton\~ .:es~cs I t' Middl~port, ~19ll ~. • ' '' ,, '"' - Ohio • a Truly Modern . CigareHe CHAPTER LXI Haste pulled the tarpaulin sheet over the dead man again, "I hope to God we find that mrm Martell at Moubilvcrl" he saul In addition to the cases containing the white deadly powder was a sma ll safl', locked, of course. "The contents of thJs safe should prove. interesting," sa1d lhham ",Probably we shall find there the business books, lists oi agents em· ploycd.L.all the details of this or· ganiza.tion that Martell controls," Martell, of course, had always slayed well in the background, work· ing through a uetwork of ageoJ,s, getting his $20 or $25 an ounce for the deadly drug. ':'J'hat uuspcakable profiteer wh,ct traJJicked in bodies and souls. often of young girls still in their teens,'( went on llsham with restrained pas. sion, "wtth his agents in all the low dance dens artd m"ht dubs-well, tonight wtll see Ius evil activities stamped out, thank Godl Only if Martell htmself escapes, [ shall feel almost as though I've failed in the job I set mysdil" be added fiercely. "\Ve shall get lnm at Monksilvcr," said Jim confidently. ' 11 • • MOTIVB "Those rubies will draw them ta Monkstlvcr. That puor girl, h1s step. daughter, Helen Blair-1 wonder vthat th1s will mean for her ? A chance o.f freedom, or happiness at last, I hope." Then abruptly: .. 11 ~ rham, it wiLs not altogether impersonal, this vendetta you've pursued •• against Martell?" Hute pulled the tarpaulin abeet over the dead man. For a moment llsbam ldid not 1----_:.:_::::.:.:.:.:__.::.:.::____::.:.:._:__:.:_______:__:____:__________ speak. Then : where Martell wanted him to show the~ brought him from Monks1lv er. \ "I'll tell you. Z. South America them Where !oroething wa.!l bidden- poor chap.N , Martell was concerned in that other I don't know wha.t-Creyke was to "Will it be eafP. to remove him to ' damnable busiaeu that we call the have gone and fetched the polu::e to lhnorwaysi"" Jim asked "Poor old white slave traffio-until Bueno.! catch them therf:. But Martell-" Frank. I hate to thmk of h11 commg ! Aires got too hot to hold him. And The woman broke oft w•th a bttle back to conscmusness m th1s 1nfernal 1 the w1fe of my best pal got entrapped shudder. place_" 11 • , • and my pal shot hitn8elf. Not till The doctor nodded. Martell had disappeared from the IMPATIENT .. Safe enough, 1 think. The br:st Argent:nc did I find out that be was "But Mr. Scvern-whete is ht" thing to do 111 fact ." the man respons1blr:. But I swore I'd now ?" broke in ]lm Impatiently Fr.o~nk Severn was Btlll uncon· find him," llsham sud tn a low in. "He was here at Beggars' Court sctous when they leh htm 10 bed at tense vou:e. "It was in Sing Sing 1 unh 1 t 11e first night you came, str, " M anorways m 111c •1oct or •s han d 9. \ got the <:lue I wanted-and the first she said; "had beC"n here five weeks. Jm1 had gone on ahead to break the 1 bint of this dope·smugghng traffic oi He had r.ome home unexpected- news the• e that tlu· nussmg man had his on the Essex coast. He'd changed and by acctdcnt he found out what been iound at latJt and was being h1s name, grown a heard, wore tmted they were up to here in this house, brought to Manorways. glailses to alter his appearance-but all about the dope. Mr. Seve 1 n was )1m read 1n Katharine's startled 1 traced him at la~ttl" .. furiou a-and Martell attacked hun, eyes a relief no ieJ;s intense than his Ilsham turned to Haste. struck h•m down. He suffered such own. •'Shouldn't we be getting a move injunes to his hea~ that he was lying Then the five mw drove off to on, Insp'l!ctor? We want to grt our 111 and delirious f(lr weeks here in Monks1lver where, unless thetr cal· iland5 on that man at ¥onksilverl" this house up to ,... few days of thelculatioos proved to be at fault, the The dead man was taken to an out· night you came here--" closing act of d1e d.ra.rw.& would be kilding, while the door of the crypt "But [ asked you where be is played out, was clo!ed again and made M:eure. now?'' cried )1m. " At ICilll he is atilt Ta:E .TRAP At Beggars' Court Mrs. Martin living ?" At MOnk s 1lv~ the trafl had been had recovered sufficiently to be "Yes. When he waa brought back carefully baiteci should Martell and questioned. from Mooksilver nearly a week ago, Sant elect to walk into it. The bouse "For your own sake ,.u'd best they daren't bring him here, of and grounds were acemingiJ utterly make a clean breast of everythmg."' course. He w:a.11 t01.ken to Frome'~!! deserted as Haste aa'lt tbe others Hute warned her, "since obviously, p •v H c: •a been d rove up-t houg h b a11 a dozea p 1~ · ...ce, tb e c ros.!l .6f"eys. even if only pa.ssively, you'"e been there ever since." clothee men were wa1ting .Ia bidiPg I accessory to aU this."' And at the Crou I\.eylt lnn they ready to pounce. "What could I do?" the woman found Frank Severn. There had been no sign at ,et t>f ' I broke ouL "'1 didn't like: it, but [ .. It's no use denying he'll here. the two wanted men, But tblt • • couldn't betray my hlU!Iband. And We know he is under thi.! rool," hardly IUrpriling. Their harried this murder of poor Creyke-at lt".ast Haste had told the terrilied Mre. flight from Beggar'• Colll1 by water he had nothing to do with that. It Frome. "Your husband i.! already had deprived them of the ute .. a was a terrible shock to hitn when he under arreet--and 1'11 clap you under cu. But almost c:ertainl7, Jim ~ heard what Martell and Frome had arrest tbis very minute if you d011't they would come. It wu tbeJr Jut done." take Ul straight to where Mr. Severn h~ of 1ecurlq the coveted I "'Why was Creyke mardere4 ?• is." Rubies. And probabJy, Jiaol ' tt.e j ' put in Haste. Frank Severn was lying with blow had fallen with aucb unCzpeeted l ' "He had been told to drive Mr. closed eyes in a barely furnished swiftness. the fugi1ive1 wo.Ud be·'un .. · i Severn to Monksdver; and Martell attic. lie did not open hts eyes when able to lay thl.lir hands on any 1llODfJ found some words written to Creyke they entered. The s1ght of his l riend's kept in resene against auch •n em.er~ by Mr. Severn that showed he meant white emaciated face went .to Jim's genq, since neither man would be to betray them-written on the joker heart. They bad brought w1th them likely to dare venture near hil own of a pack of cards it was." And Jim the doctor who hat! been summoned home, lcnowi,ng that the telepOO.o remembered that half of a pl1,fil'l&' by telephon,e to Beggar'• Court. He would have b~en busy and the boule card they had found with part of the bent over the man in the bed, of each watched. Sooner or liter word Monks1lvcr on it and tht I'C!t "Drugged," he said, with his finaer tonight that gliUering bait of the ncssage torn off. ''Aftet on the pulse. "'Probably he'a b«.o draw them to llonbiiYer. 1MUJ1 111-L ~-J! ~k•j1!!te ~~ ~ 01 lcaa padei: drqa ADc. tzq lit C.l¥.14 ~tUb l __ _ Hotel \Hillsboro '1.'\!\-II'A'S 1,1\RGESl' IIOTF.L "OFP'!CJAL AAA HOTEL" CentraJ • • Fireprocf •• Steam Heat ... Radioa Horno~lilte Atrnoaphere, Large Airv Rooma ' l b r ., ' 1 Spac1oua .o by, Mezzanine and Outdoor Balcony, Barber Shop. Beauty Parlor, Bat.. tie Creek, Turkish and Rusa•an Baths and many other Conveniencea "Tqp o' the Town" Dining P..oom a.nd Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffl!e Shop $2 t-o -$5 We invite you to live at $6 to $9 Euro;,eo~ The H I L L S B 0 'R' 6 , A:Jh.JicaJ l-B. Slnnnei', Pl'et. Weekry ratea and C. J. Ja.-kaor., Mgr. folders on appllc:ation Teiepbo,ae 1i'!.SS41 • ~ t 1 ' • ..., . . . . . y _... ,...._..tPald Vou !"'fY M A famovs. and beloved pfcture star while sHit in her 'teens-blessed with breath~aklng girlish beauty-..could fate have been ';cinder to Lo...n. Young? She's the very linear· nation of young lcwellnen. If you h'*• not I' c..nn. • •• .....- I < •rm: cettolnly grateful for lucky Strikll. 'It's a' truly modern cigarette for it gives me _modem throat proleFiion. And ,your l111proved Cellopbane wrapj!)~r Is wonderfUlly 111odertl. too. at opens :without any coaidng -a.flip of the little tab and there .... my Luckles.u '' ': 1 • know Jt, too. to Agents for Meigs County seen her in Pint National'• "llblln8 Yoke," do to. .. •••••• .• lnk~N~Md In • $1;oh;.ietb0tHtonoc.nt ~ pold to Mill Y~W~~e to 'f'.-. .-olt• rtiHbovellotlniHI, MI'IJ h• smcbr of LUCKY bMn • STill~ cte.,..,.,.,.~w. .... the pubtlci)J ..... Wtihcit..nwfllh• .... ............ -.~ 10 ....... Nqttonol.. her ,.._...,.. M I 8 wea; world Rowley 8 Reed ell b:v an Ex·b uddy I' Proaram I unharvuttd orcp In tlu I FLORIDA a of someone else'~ lawlessness and criminal negligence. hro""'h' of their e11ta.te manaa:era' _ f . k' or L e w1ntfll' to cut dow 1 th11: ex· Ab out t h e most e ffect1ve means o brea m~r up th e ~hlif:.' or :m,tntalnlnr their p&.laces practice, mi&"ht Ue for officera in vHla&"e8, towna and citied. AU tbrou&:h Eut Pruuia. Pom 91eranla and. Sllesla estates are beto arrest every dril'er of a car in the municipalities with 1nJ put up for aUction for non·pa)' cars lacking proper li~thting facilities. By this means, m~nr mept or qtqaaes. There are sel· dom any btdderi b3clluse es~al'' c"r~ improperly lighted wbuid be repaired before the "n n luxucy ~he11e 11\YI And 60 driver started on the great open spaces on th~ state htgh· the lJ!lnkl who hold the mor tpg!l! aubdlvtde t~e estates to J)t'lf.San•, ways, to ri\'e his fellqw drivers many anxioua rnomenis. 1 t " 1 1~'~~· . h d f thl ac·t' f th Thua the l)ankers themoolves are Th ere can e no goo excm~e or 0 clriYlPI the eastern provinces into 8 pr ;riCe, or very good reason that most of the offendirs are those ol the arm11 or the Oomm"ntats or at '· h ,.ut bfeakiQI the pollth:i! ' twld c.f IPfll st-. ndl ng an d I'f 1p.e k ut" H.nancea j 8 tt h e cause, s~.~c the Na~tonailattt 't}lctl datts lla"~ driver shOuld be kept off the road anyway. ' The q'l*l'j W~n to ttnw tmmemorlal The .!lll~tll JlCIUIO~ts ftQCklnK to le ..se the au)).. . h I b 111 ..1 c~"not a ff~ or<I to b uy a h etJ. dl lg t I Q t!, can not a., or-... to divided esta~~ ll.re ~~quqllv ,..!If, own any :kind 'of an automobile. 1 m.1rn~rlnB the '"ndlbtm llnd their •· 1 b h d " · h trq,te(l etnpiO)'ell, aai~ When it , Jt ~ ,ea»n~st 'I to e ope that snme euect4ve met · Jeom.es t.o elec,lQn t.\1pi the P•u.nts odo f!l• eupbing the practiceo may HOQR be fOUJid ~* a fllat·l by t9""' 0! Rllf"bt"' <vjl\ , w.ll lt.' ! ,~ 1 ' " • . Cftrnmuqllit api:1 aqcla)lst.. vc.tp. ,.... te~ qf l!lOfO safety for the man)' careful ~rly<ll'l! on the, ~~ ol t~e p~~orits who Iettie concret~ 'on the la»d ~~~~ 'II!'Uih of thr • tiH' Pll· 11 au en coRes a ·mflrk nol~ with the admc~llmn tu open n Sill· Jng account.. with at least part of th~' mc.ncy In 'tllne mcntns cf thi'J yeaL the President acetVsd L~· lce RS mnnv aodfaUtcr lnlporlunlt..es th11.n the BEST ... tablishment. The defense attempted to prove that the ~Jtl ,..~ lad WBH of unsound mentalit,' with the usual sidelights FOROVIR ,H'-" ,Dance ::> rch' . . pertaining to such procedure but the attempt failed. ..........- - .. ..,;: .............. ~ .. , ..... .:...._....._ HaWmJpRa11d ~~~i~~~~~~e~~!td:~~e~n:ls~. ~~;~~n~~ 0~a~hl~,~~ctthe Pteslden~ Ill Aft h hi d bef . ~ IV . - 0 e1ro1 400· •50 b r 11c tift l 10 1 T o say t h at sue h a cr Ime as t h U! is unusual and d<o!e'"'-----__ Ph 1u.tom , Announcer, 7 Amo:, Il en a.c eve oH Bh'\~nun sm1led mrusec'J:t .unrl v then cnever• ors ga'Ye ehlm ly to be regretted is l.n1t stating a, k fact but it is ahm BERLIN th 4ndy , 7. 15ta1le Aristocrat<;, 730 Today he Is one of the most satrJ qmetly ~r"' em own tile w,ntc l,...• With ~ l'h · ' · ~ a !0 Po : ble pc puliu and w11.rmlY Jiked men .n "'"""11 · W".. ln·•s · 'd f 1 d'laliicrr;o~ < srm ,,t, ... " .... .!-r.,..)nupL. . pu.m "· .,.lSem " t on ha".mg ow tr ue th at sueh mel ents are ar preva ent in this age ~Y EDWARD L. DEUSS h t~ " t.6.' ·iJct ')l~ct\.~"'"-1 '~ " l • t Qrch, ~jf,O Mus1cn 1 Do - •the chamber. The: Senate bas fia.y. You kno.v 1 a m a~::amsl of wild and ungoverned ev~r before known irJ , . qJB Stnff Correspondent ~ t~;~~l\~~j.tt toe } afit~tV;'~n,~~ ; fO a!IXI»:.~ , 10 30 Real Folk humanized" the one-tlme . aloof the tu~aty the history of thill or any Btt;lJD· No" ~lN8-Thc man l u£a\ ly pllod alont~ th(' hr.dg~s ' Hll $ ~mbei r' MUI!i~ ; l1 30 Rus& Cc · and soqt_ewhat disdainful savant. · - - - ----- - - - -, ~.._. .. d !o u~ B M < J -'1 d I lumbo ; 2 Jane Frohman s Orch' The lu\lnt charm. aod fj'r&elouaness l c'!'li~Ollm:ll~l!OI11lll"111lll>lmlWIIIlU • .;,,;;,..,,.......Im.,.lllllllilll1111llll1lllll, ~e1~1!e r a sm • m er· "' r. nu or s w 10 knew the~ coultl 12 1~ Populat Dance Orchestrn ali•"' 1hl'ch de 0t A•• matter Of fact. boy . ll... !'""'""A ,Jln todor would be beaten net hold m·opc, ty """"' ~ w., en ared h1m 1to his ~tatqs •·•vlat1on oomma.n<i ina l 8 th an a ' ' '""'"'~ -o~ Xl., ~M, ' ~iin~ uri ~ft.'~· ·~ ~flaush on one or a • 4 • N h .l Your ...~ •upport an d )n fl uence f' more nor e s , ~:blhe whale oount.rl' ovm1 llr · , during --~~w ld ~ Wat, w blos · 1 neee has been allowed to W. op;l 'ui ·~~ ~~ .tia~~.ne yellow IJ•·owLl The ertat Gelman mldole class WABC-New Ymk Ot4.B 6·B60l 8ottl.ed~ J~.f tntd,.,· t~a.ltst~c . .. . E~n"tly Solicited t i tll t th h • )rf' lt""W:s' p! tb.e;:'~an Fall- hardly which '4§'ed , t.Q ..J'¥lve. ,l,\~ Jnen~mtp t''ia(:!HU Ballv So m. the Se.iic 1 5 45 comra Ull ,lrt . U.·':l8en<t\e,' and res ra nt un , a e e . . Bu~OU It a 'd.il;lh; ot' coiPt t.P \lcllcve the gJoom tltcie~J. \l~d "bl~i.'!l'' ~ nlll'[ii "q\ 11 \ohb ' 'Bd~t Lt wn's Otch, 6 R•'ythm where bhiie ' h,-a cbllea&~ took sly have thoughts of nothing; 'but enJOYJllt by •,1 .( ~bu ~ey to lfl~kc 'em le.uah, ter 1om~ · h,Q~~ ~~eq ~o 1 .P\.11l·ch Lt;n~ : K~nQ.'! 6 16 O&.lnl~ Boswell. 6 45 pleasure lp procllng hlm. thell now the youth of thllt ar.e, he J8 d ~tit ~eqP\P 'tbJnk · you're ltidding pa!Ue~ .Few U!.futfh>ll cah n'ttmJu to i'Blld lincl Vusl1, 7 Bins Crosby, 715 seek him out as a friend and com· B &$ ft mur eref and them (! thiJ mllhaler of the larpj• entc1t~ll, 1 ..60 ~I Lh.e O}~Uolb,lla.,;U;.Il:.,t>.:lj J\It.3 f>J id Dunn; 1 411 MoltOn DOW· panlon is sent to the state prison for a f•t vaudcv1Uo ~lQtule told me HJ~> clrtl~ ~onthbutc 'fcc u ~m. d11n k n ey a Ba nd Conce1t a·15 At~ Lv ~ ~ew, men ever came to the Sen· Candidate For , llieatre le hllll·fllled on all but nnd mt:llt -»l! ~11hab~ttcul lot-u.~w.n iman s B!\n~ n 4.., Walte r Winchell adt Y.f:llghted dowu with ac&a.emlc TheMe things do not~t'!ome to paat~ in a day or a week E.:atul·dayiS and Sundays . "SUre·fir{! at cuch oYnersl 1\onih. sovln~; ~utli· '9 Ben BPr JIP'~ Orch. D·:m Roman-~ ecBu.t.1ona as la Senator Bingham JUSTICE OF THE PEACE nr even a month. but gradUally grow just as a rivulet htta which In norma1 tlmt:l> brou~:ht t.o\t ~'tJce 1.1 a~nnc~ .~~Q tl!~t. a.n Vll ·o!" th~ em. 10 Mills Brothers, IAus ·M.A., PhD., Lfi'T.• D., were down til~ huuee" he uJd, draw 11nly extm room In the hou.~e rna} be 10 15 Mu•k Wlnoy.'s Orch; 10 30 ~ 1111 \;~ few or the hlore common or Of Saliabury Townahip, at the Election into fL river, from small, unimportant lncidenta, to matter~ 111 ripple or applause• today 1 ha"e heao!!d for ~be ."~ton l' IA!'l'l;l: Ulfl(lF; 11 Jack Mlll ~r n 15 half a.~e C:eU:=r:-~ta~;~~~~ November 3, 1931 of greatest importance. lf. the jury erred and ~he boy i£1 [ilvm crders Lc l:!colt more musical Cubnn OrLh, 11 30 Dane~ Orch, books and had SPilQt years In re . act~~ Mm;l.c 111 neutt&L People can A 'ct F ' lJJ •4'J Pcpular Otch 12 Oreh r ~ lrn seMcb worll: In fot'et-- lands HP 1 1 not of normal menta Itty and is Inclined toward viciousneM tak..: It u..ld be bappy or aad Just HI ~PL~<; ur ~. 1~ d·t"''ct'mtl~. \l. ,. WEAF'--Ncw York 14543- 6601 6 had taught a.t val:·· and 'spoke for which he it! not responsible, someone has erred mo.>t a~ t thq fer! Th ;: , funny man dce:m't.. me~~ctt n0 r rgpoVUll't co~r' 1 crpo " L.uo,· "1 \) m f' op ulnr Oich · 6 46 The Stch- fluently • nwnber of 'ta""uag- It U <! I Y 1 1e u:s 1clem s · l1l B • 'i H •• therefore '" 8 1ng · 7 30 Iwa.s. perhap11, but natural grievously in not attending to his coRe, for the good of 1'1.0· it'. Y J\n)'more~ • ~ GOdfather to 15,ouo f!h lid1:m a IJ! a- I ns, cy. . · ymn sure which h as c~st hun da;;e to I Aile.. Joy 7 45 The Oo lclt er~!>. 8 I t hat when l.he tall distlnguishr i I ciety long before the opportunity for him to commit mur· The uncertainty and dLsl rec'! h!Ui •76,000 out of Iii!! pcJsonal ~xpm~;e ',· "'uln'r''•~~oo~<',.,.P,ln~tnMtluc~Jic-J'M'"ga;lc~-~ ·hPPecrbelnohprotessol came to the . If It I f , h th I dtlayert the OPf;Jnlng or the ~ot~lttl allo<vance 1, 1 tl 61 If • ::- • • - .1 11 , n, c am r e should ha"Ve lett 111 ~ 1 1 d er preHen t e d I1se . Slmp Y urms es a no er exce .. eeasrm The ~nnu&l Press baH hR " :c x am a Ja 19 :m lia1le Sp1oor . 10 B A H oHe s Jmpo1tance Much had slw ...y., lent example of what occurs when parents especially, Jl.Wi beer, cancelled a.ltQiether The mr L ~far~ ot h~:; Pl ~sJdc n cy ,., . ... I Dane ~ G•ch 11 Lee Mon ~ tt l i lieen made of him elsewhere 1 lc:> Pit !dent mve. fulL ' 0 1 '- 1 J ~!!Sl' Cwwfo r~l 11 30 J a.ck Denny s eXc uslve aft.la event In all Oel'maJ•)' " ~ " "The Convenient Ccnkr" othm·s fl'enernlly, fail to do th eir duty after children are will dlj6 year I.J.e mtormall It 1£ i 1Y to e\ery b~no ltdc L\1\Jtll'lt,·; 1Cu ll 12 Huly Vallee u1rl UIH But tlur Senate has a consclom;· brought into the world . the dlhnar of U1e Assoc.tatlon of the 0 be godfatheL He wntes n lilt. . (Jomwcllcul Y~ukues, 12 •.m Jce ness ot lt.s Importance all tt.s of 1 the home heater, and they unsollt ltcd and donat.- I' "' that 1alinq Tests wt11 prove it I By ROBERT S. ALLEN " know <l ------ ----- - Emlh n E.ct Mcconnell, 8 30 Holling Lft:o t M locu 7 3"0 v I t a I N ts. aLat! Cot·•esponctent l liwccl e Cti are y, Wa.shlngtL>al, 1~ov. ~- .l'he seven Mu~ (aJ Dom~noes: 10 Ha tmon:~ ~cars thav aeua~or H1ram Bingbam worth Hall; 9 Band Concert; 9 80 o! connec ~.cu., .u1s served In the :!~:;;,1 ~;:1-:og~:hu.~~!ri:.Re~~ senate hilS bLought to him an 1u· Dane~ ¢tch; ' 13-.JOl\m Jo.h nn y sight and appnclation or human Spa~:e They is the best, most economical want hr Going Around In Washington -6 ' ) CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE Of Salirbury Township owners. this HEATROLA ' ~~~~·------------~----------------, I \ y ... State a CHHC came t.. trial in which the defendant iM a twelve year old lad, charged with the murder of a deputy sheriff who surpri~ed the youth while in the net of robbing a mercantile es- FOR SALE I llb Old Papers 5c pel' bundle at the Daily ill Tf)''bnne Qffice. \'l·l \'•tal Sbt.lstles Social Aeeomph~bmeuh II all the cloves in AmPfiCH .~m ~ RllZy po licemen lliC IIOW h l .. placed end lO end they W )l..ud wke '_ddl s to carry lht>lr ulbl. Sl'Cks I ' i twenty.ft.ve )en.':_ \ Heatrola 1n for Estate genu1ne Forti Popular Plul.wthropl~b I Ycu very seldom see 11 nun;e out The kmd-hmutL·d m.u Ju lurtta t•r walking with a peklnges.: The a.v- 1who contttbutert a llllt>dt • ,! casrs erag society woman wont trust n i <.f tocLhplck.s to thr s t~•' .... 1~ AI- 1 011 Company of fndla.na (he same --iomount wa!S voLed for the la.:;t OIP•t SacN41 PU.tiq quarter Th~ tGLKI annual dJvlotud I fhtr dJvldmd tod ii:f will ThR oldf!Lit pnlnllnl of tbe Vll'I\D 111 now Sl be puyublt> uecember l5 w ~ t<.~ck and Cl1lld In exl111enctl1 DOW la U.. ul 1ecord November I O l'rlll"llln cnla l' nruh ln Rome. - I I~ ..,dlt 1;~~!!i-~~~~~~~~~~~;~;,;~~~;.;:;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~;;i::;;~~~~~~~~ -------~ rmd Mr11 R C l::l) e i"., 1 .ld M! I Penetanlil were bumed Iday Two more were their w Alhi't'lli' D.tl• fRtmtr t,•tulnto Sum.ll 1 DtHHia PARTY rBODIJ'-'[ Lo deBLh toSIWEU. AcctJRD SBld to be TuecalOCJia. Ala., lfOY. s--.m&Nov 2-IN&--Poultry rr,,...krt Dr and Kn U Z Junkermo\ll dying and many oth cr5 m u. cr!Ucal t Accused u & blt·rull driTCII', steady, ueman1 mod · IIUpw;.ly mod, •nt.ert&lned at noon BWld».y with a condt tiou Sewell, thlrd. buem.&D. of &be !few heav) ht-ns 21·23· med hena 18-:10 , dinner at home on Seve!Uh --· _ York Yanteea, wu placed Uftder leahom bene 13·111, lqhorru eprin& avenue DIVIDEZ.."D DECLARE[) $600 bond here todiJ. The WJI,11'UR .,..... 16·18, heavy eolOHd sprlnvera The followinl cuesta wtrrt" pr.es Chicago, Nov 2 - INB-A tJivl· charge~ Sewell'• car nD O¥er and 11·20 , amall eolo~ tprlnaera 16· ent Wn Aplel B Smith, Mr at:~1 dend or 25 centJ; WQ8 voted today iserl<.usb' lnlured & ehild. Bewell 11. roost.er.a 12·13 , duck.ll UJ·lll :W:n Helen Smith and da.uahkr by t he dlrecton or Lhe Stand~rd denk!d Jmowledae ot the a.ocl6mt.. _'o l uwbu~ Gundu~ IIH.I!nlllg a.. tt l ,.~]{ hell' With h£•1 tliGtheJ MIS ! <; ut:.i lJen nl ~ t.l li'>Hll Stll!'t!t V<1 Funeral se 1vlct's 1u1 Mn Nle -: Ha1tley we1 e cund uctf'd M, 1" afternoon ut 2 oclock hom thl resldenCf:! an Locust Street PITTSIUtRGH v-- "'llil Mr and M11, J-Tcd Eh.awvt r , M.·~ Ma•Y iAJU'l!Q lllurmd Lui e Rny Ntlll ~l l o'!f'nt ol RH> Gruude .. pen~ t h•· week ua: lu~ lt' M1:. H M Moun ami M1 o11~ Mn Ja Lk Mt·uCio\1 s of -. ~n l H l w \f)lo'l fr tl'@ II ll h S!K'c nr I R.ichm1..11d ~lld Mrs Shlrlt'y Tu.Lum and lOll oi City 11vent the wrek en d I Middleport News ----=-.::..=..::~--======= 'I Lrtc ur•• 11" ;;••~o .. rnl ~rullsllo~ 1• .. TIR DAlLY TIIIB1ftfZ, I'OUDOY, 01110. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1831 -'nliHIAILY TIUBUNE, POJII!ItOY,- OHIO. An' It's StiU Raining ' • ' tt.r OftdOfHIIIOIIt Of LUCKIESiltoyw•Ciltow.. ntat LUCKY tab! Molature-Proof Cellophane. Sealed tight-Everri11ht.The Unique Humidor PaWge.ZipAnd it's open! See the new notched tab OD the top of the package, Hold ' down one half with your thumb. Tear off the other half. Simple. Qui&. Zlpl1bat'e aiL Unique! Wnpped lA !fuat·pnkf, IDOiaturepJOOf,llerm•proof Cellophane. aean, protected, neat, FRESHI-wbat could be more modem than LUCKIES'ImJ;Iroved Bumldo_r pawge----.q euv, to open! ...-,,....... fh l.tlc«Y' , .... _;_,_ ,..,., naif fN'OteCtML ''It's toaste"d" !!!!!::nw-t PtO!!!!Ion .. ··~ ,.......... - .....•!!!!1!! Ami Molstvro-Proof Cello,_.. «..,. tll•t "Tnst•d" Fl•vor !x!r ftq.!!. ' ' TUNE JN- The Laell:f Strike DaDce Hoar, Every TaMd:a.J, ThuRday and Saturday eva1n11 N. )1. C.,..net-rll;i. •ftl' ..... of thefln.ttola••co•-theC1"811111 of .-.y C..,. -LUCKYIIDIU- . . .rolhe-ptoleclh•DfiM _......,.OAITING" •••••• whlclllndud• tile UM of I IIMMient Ultra VIolet laYt-the pPIIIU that mqllll ..,_,. taln honlt, lllllntl lrwl- -rol!y , _ In owry ; ......co leaf. 'lhlle ........ 1................. prllllllln ' yourLUCKYITIJU. ''Tftdre!!!!i-,.!!!.1!!!:!~ !!!f!!!w No woncferLUC«ID.,..aiWeyelfl!!!Co~trtrMt. . I . ..... .. ' ' �. ..' . --'.. -tiONDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1931 ' ' :.r==- Maybe l __ I ~'m The reporter bluahed a violet rcJ as 1111 colle&iUe& and Blnlh&lll l Wrong By Joha 1!. Medbury bw sL ou" ln loud laua:hter at hh dlscomnture and emba~;u.nen 1 No one en)O)>ed the tnetclent mo 1 • than the one-tbne reserved proft.:s sor from Yale. ~I - - -- - ---- ----------------- !O \1 ]lilt t>'>.II'UI st lp]illl>! b1u fu~ u •boue Yo11r . . . . 'l'a Viriinia Grega PHONE 51ll·L f'Xilltl]• li! thul m111 hP. rlf crl ~1!1 I hut .. r u ll+·n~~· ro~t !lull l111ng fnr lin• r\ .11'~ "' ' r 111e Engll!-lli t hlllllll' l. ~o -r·rlltt~ lll'fiil t•D t lllillltet.l hnl the 111111- :•o-t tn '"sRt•l:-~ laid ur In the Thfnut·~ f'Mtuuy nlona \\na b~ wort b $r•.ooo 000 estlumted to I"' Predicts Planet Il l nflt:l t \lot·ek with his parf'll\ ~o M r .8 Farmt'r rnt..t \ L~ ll n• r t <UH.I !.In I I ~I ll E dbi.l ot Col umbus v." ek en< 1::. I aeese 12·11. Patty of Laneuter and Kathr?n Butter market st.eGdy , demand and Martha Waugh of Pomeroy ., supp1Y m od , 92 !!COTe '"'· on 89 m...... seer~ 28, 88 score :n 1-4 , 11tand11rd I ' FIVE BURN TO DEATH 29 Toronto Ont , Nov 2-rlNS - Fivo E!iJS-Market st.'!ady, demand Inmates of the Ontario l'lo.splta l ut I o ( i:ufl!' • ~~"'''' S•t.!d~y ~u ~l • Mral'dMI'IJWB•e~ H• ~· I D 1 1 I \I(H' a ~ ~tJ (' :.t.s h~·l t ' I <.ur.•ly OICi lh~ ul M1 and mod , supply mod . nearby recpt!l 241·2·25·1·2, tresh curtent extra \ nrsts 29·1·2·31·12. hennery whiWB jextras 261·2·391·2. Vegetables--Market steady. de· ma nd mod , supply mod; tomatoes ·-Ohlo 8 lb basket al 00 of! <ill I I 1 M1 ~o D Pl't.oiht l : I I I The best salesmen town The college boy who was so dumb In couldn t e~cn 11 rl' · on lu, are go\'erm.ss IIchildren ' wil.h _ anything but lu,' menlans ' Pltlrul Ca11e11 1 Menial Nnmad~ A New Ymk l rl lc..w 1 :~~§~~~§~~§~§~ \\ ' 11 t uut m The le llow who had tho.: \'.(Jlldc J - , hl~ mlnd,hc other day all .. •;.lid Jt lusL and com mltt.ed s u Lotl :;c. th:lt \HlS the fll :, t va1 .t tiOil It· :, !m el 111 I he cou!d s ~e some oti.CI pldc.:, , JlULES FOR RIGHT LIVING-He hath •hewed thee, 0 what is good; and what doth the Lord require of theet, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God ?-Micah 6 :8. iOOD'S WONDERFUL LOVE-For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that who•o· ever believeth in Him s hould not perish, but have everJagting life.- John 3: 16. I I yuu- bmath ·•woy nrnn, '· o., Own V.ud.. u. Mot.h~r-Wllhc IS leltlbJ.v I Matrim&rdal l\olartyl > Auy hUSband con llO"e hlti OV'l' \wa:v ll.t hom~ b ~· o.g•eelng \\l lh 11 ~~~ I i h!~ t v,.f€ l- - - ·- _... ate tm hoi do~s Fathet -Q u!1k 1 .l:lt>nd rm ermansn 1 o~T~:;'::~~: ~~hingtun I • - - - - - - -- ao~-aT-8~ . ____,_ SIDE UGHTS IN NEW$ OF CAPITALS :nf,T.H' £•· w:\}'i\Rt'D U .J. ' , - ALLE "• N and "lopp"d-=-c -b .,.-, -· ... j:1 lSi ,. ,. I i'blil IAJ - !I KC ~~~bER t I &no.tor,' dc mnndcc! one of th r> ' Jepotters, 'Hov. long. ate t tu:~a· blnnkety·blank opponents of lhL~ miserably trealy going Lo thag ihh ' thing out.?· SemLto• Bmgluun bc 111 ~ a st aunch Republican , he assumed I 711 Ll '7: J uOUote D Lltel A eu f.' ~ .. • OUYI' C 10n .&aJE PRift YEAftt the Herman H. (Pete) Mees TAMPA ------ Oermao Nobility at which th e Cr9WU Prlnc:t Wllhelm anr\ Prln · tt:lll5 ~lwaye are jue11ts of hpnor Tbtt tUnoer is Blvi n ln .dlffert:nt.. cl· Uea eJc:h yea.r and fa.Us this year to 8erltU at the etid,of thill m onth Th'e lrt'Yitatlons enre 118Jy re· QUI!It thi!~ •·dark sult.ar• and n ot full dDII t:e worn ' .. ip. ~QepinM with f.rte times" whiCh lll!!O.hl that. there wtll be no autter C~C rlbOOns. medals and deccratlona Bl.lt the Crown Prince tmd Prine~ have ne••:!rt~elea! BlrrJI(ted thtl.r Intention of ,.n~odl~r. ·Pfftldmt von Hinden.. ~Ul'U Is hc.110r11ry' cha1rmnn Jf ~he "ONE-EYEI>" AUTOS MANY METHODS hae been •uggestcd whereby safer driving along the highways may result. Some have been gooij., ao me bad and others indifferent. Some evil(' exist without one t~emblance of l'e ason therefor and one of the11e js the vicious, pen~i !'l tt!nt habit of many drivers io drive machines ha vi ng but one light burning. There i~ a law whereby autoiRt~t .practicing this care· letU1 hab1t may be punished 1 but ~o far as the writer knows, 4JI~olotlofl has never been prest~ed into serv1ce by our law enforcing 'ttl ~ re•l l'et~Son llehind the re· lot· "dark sult.a" I' to pravent officialo. It must be granted that it i• ""difficult thing to qut11t emtarra,slna that larae )lllH of do, to catch a culprit on the highways because of the nat. ttte noblllty which simply can't al · to Quy new evenln8' &owns ural barrier• to apprehending the offender but that t.hr ford for their wtvea • ~ ~ practices should be discontinued can not be successfully HllUI:Ie partlea and hunts llonl.CX· denied . ~J:edln1ly rare . HWldreds ot caitles There are few thir;tge more aggravating or more dan .. land villas Which at t.hl11 Lime of the th th t f tl ' · th d k · h year used to bt pl(lasure haunt!. of gerous an a O mee ng a ca1 In e ar Wit on~ the rich are oloied Plnanoial dl· light burning, the driver of the other car doe~ not know tlloultles aided by tba low produaa . h 1. ht -t. h t f h h prices for a. pOo,f crop have rorced W h lC Ill' I IH or W e her he IH ar enoug on t e Bid.; esta'e owners to close their cauntt•\· of the road to prevent an accident and as a result of hit howre5. Th08e who could afford It misiivings, sometimetl finds himself in the dlteh because hb•u:l,m'"•knyen h"a"v"c'tmmeo"v"'ed'n,nthto' ctlhtye • ~o: or dcon~e.t.u lat lot,~ to Mofls' Populnr D11nce Orchest.1a lawn. A man ls a man there fh..,t WJZ--N~w Ycrk 13495·7601 5 45 ol all It has been characte~lze d 1Jm.L11 lle Orphan Ann ie, 6 45 188 the 'mOlit exclusive club In the ] Lowell Thomas; 7 Amos 'n Andy 1world" anll that Is true 1n ~ pruT· l5 Popula1 Prog; 1· 30 Phil Cook. lfouudly human way Learning Is 6 The Quakers. s·so Popular Har· appreciated and recognized But to 1monies: a 45 ~ 1sters of the Sk\ll~( , 1set along t.nere requires more tha.1 In :my cne previous .Yt'lllr Probabl y : 9 Fopulp.r Pro~;: 9 JO 01ea~ Person·! th11.t. And especially If the scholar 00 111 ~." 111 t~c wmld hu:> :< f,~r..fi r. l a.lltln, 10 Old Stager's Mt morl!!!!; member is Jilcllned to be just a large fam ily us h{' · 10 30 Clara Lu and Urn 10 45 Pur-! wee bit condescending. --·-· - -- ' ,_ Is Night. I.l&e, 11 fllumber M11.<1ic, 1'he Senate early In Senato1 ~ '11 3!) Ru11s Columbo, ll45 Dream 1Bingham's Ci\l'OOt' there, whethel _ , __ . ------------- .. , P lctt.res 12 15 Puul Whiteman 11 ul rlgbtl~ or wrongly. got the Idea R_.__..d-:··-----~-~ ~ t;;l1a Pc puiiH Dnncc aml Rec01diUi! that he was patronl11ing. That was 10 I brclte~t!U bad The chamber Will stand lor 1 WI W-Cincl nnntl 1428-"roOI 5.45 crltJcilm, bu' not tor condecen.sion lpm Little Orpha.n Ann~:-. 6 Old In UtUe Wa)IS it set Ollt to tna.nl l!!t Sunshine: 6 30 John lY feijt Us dl!lollpproval a.nd 1t wam ~ 1Man ... ........ - . ~-------... •., 10rcu, 6 46 Lowell Tl1oma!i, 7 Am os lona before it was apparent. tha~ 'n Andy , 7.45 Ptlpular arch. s Th::! Bera~k BinBham wu not part.icu . Quakers ; 815 Vincent Loper:· Owh; IU Y ed by his oolleaaues Nu'lemkr 2 8 30 Bubble Bloll.ers D PopPiar En· When he rose to lecture the Beil l se,mbftle: 10 Chronl~l es· to ·3o va 1- ate on BOrne lasue or me&sure, WABC:.....New Ym k l3486·R6HI B 15 tety; lO .U Bob Newhail; 11 Crln: ~ was .~hen his.. wont, he waa prompl Dc..n BlgefoW's Olch. 6 45 Btrl."i and iu~;11ts; l1 SO Mac n Riv et 12 Dancl' ly Jeumped by hecklers V~o~sh 7 Bin" Crosby, 7 ~5 Da~ p.rcll; l2 ::rl J ohnny Ha{np•8 Or~h ~~~ rs would .ftook out of Abrarruf Orcft; 7 .f.5 Morton IY.lwn· WJR-Delrolt 1~7501 'I Amos II. ·room!l to watah the ey· 8 lfi Stngtn' Ssm . 8 30 K.ute fl', Andy· 7 16 Pu o! Rhythm Senator BlnBham stood the B~ith. 8 45 K!Rnhft.t ta n E:crcnadPr~ t:a~ WelComers , 1 45 ma 1·t ~~et, manfully, but !l ~~painful 9'15 'I'he MUle Brotb_.~:rs ; lQ The !J1be- Quakers, B.3D Bubble Blowers a t th Modernists. 11 etreet 8lngc1. 11.16 9 Chronicles . o 30 Great Par60na11·1 Tod~" h:t waslysome_,~ears back. lnrlc 'Madl'lgoor~J. 'S 'Oi'ch, 11 '30 10 Old Sto.acr's Memorhm, onl ~~n tare ape-11 and then Red Ntc.hols arch , 12 Ben B:rnle' 10 :30 Olarn, Lu and Frn, 11 15 E... jt:utir pro~= t~~ ·~ hi~la.rtt­ Orch 12 3U Nocturne 1 A'rlt.hony nle IHolst's Orch. 1130 The Rei•the Trl.nl s Orch; 130 Dave Ab•am's 1\pp(}Olub. len olose attenti H 1 sv- , Orohastaa - - · · ...,. • .,... ....... nlzed authority 0:~ ~ereon!q~!e~d ' WFAJI'-New York6pm Pop\tlar his Views carry re t t .. bt Oroh; 1146 The Stebbm~; Bovs: 'I above &Jl he h&.sBle!'rn:'io·c· _:--.-.:1 Lumber Jacka. 'I 15 Plano Du.a h~ tnberent trtendllne , 1 90 Allee Jo.Jr: 7 45 The Gol:ibc rttll I Ihumor tulJ play fie ~"~;~!;;~;t:: 18 3oconyland Sketches e 30 P n.-:u· II terms wtth au aroupa lta.r Voice: 9 The Gypsle~; 9 30 P~r· j.,. anij reUahet nothlhs ade or the Str.te~· 10 Tine Sl"lr'' an nmuslnr ept1odl!: far 1 ,10:45 Harrr K011.m'i, 01·ch has p1oaressea .rtow~ the I'Ua.d of Ooon·Banders lind Tldr O• ell l• lluman undentandJna: apd araclollli 1 11 90 J t:86e Ctllwford 11 4"' Qab neas 15 well llluat.rated by the rotOal!r.way's 01ch . 12 Paul Whi\c· 11owlng incident. mnn'.,a Orah 12 30 am Twc::i. HoIn Ute ftna! or the •1deba.te en the san nnd His Pcpulo.r l)nnrl' r.~: WJ~-New York OJ4~ ~Fl'i'm !'·45 In .tuly ID3o nm LtttlA Ornha'!1 Ann!2; e 15 Pe•' on ha\'1Q8' ;!.A .... '"'" Fltncrlen'~; Orr.h; fi ~5 Low· ton was etJctUy ell Thomas ; 1 ,f\moa 'n Andy 715 wen~ ftayecf The T.l~ The J ct'tcrM : ~ ~0 Phil nonk bc•ng a&l&l.led tor '1 .1D waves o! Melodies ~ : an c-.nt~ there wu V«lw Da yo;: 9 r opulat Orrl• . One ~] lllicl! l 0'1mlnoos iO Hh~!l RPal 'f'ottu , n · •lc WJ..'f'- Otndnnf:ltl r'11 Little 1Qruhl>n '"" sunlitl!\e: a ts u, T Anicl!i and '\ - tteld.! to "'The Playground of America" A-···-p-· chamber~ avt!rton\~ .:es~cs I t' Middl~port, ~19ll ~. • ' '' ,, '"' - Ohio • a Truly Modern . CigareHe CHAPTER LXI Haste pulled the tarpaulin sheet over the dead man again, "I hope to God we find that mrm Martell at Moubilvcrl" he saul In addition to the cases containing the white deadly powder was a sma ll safl', locked, of course. "The contents of thJs safe should prove. interesting," sa1d lhham ",Probably we shall find there the business books, lists oi agents em· ploycd.L.all the details of this or· ganiza.tion that Martell controls," Martell, of course, had always slayed well in the background, work· ing through a uetwork of ageoJ,s, getting his $20 or $25 an ounce for the deadly drug. ':'J'hat uuspcakable profiteer wh,ct traJJicked in bodies and souls. often of young girls still in their teens,'( went on llsham with restrained pas. sion, "wtth his agents in all the low dance dens artd m"ht dubs-well, tonight wtll see Ius evil activities stamped out, thank Godl Only if Martell htmself escapes, [ shall feel almost as though I've failed in the job I set mysdil" be added fiercely. "\Ve shall get lnm at Monksilvcr," said Jim confidently. ' 11 • • MOTIVB "Those rubies will draw them ta Monkstlvcr. That puor girl, h1s step. daughter, Helen Blair-1 wonder vthat th1s will mean for her ? A chance o.f freedom, or happiness at last, I hope." Then abruptly: .. 11 ~ rham, it wiLs not altogether impersonal, this vendetta you've pursued •• against Martell?" Hute pulled the tarpaulin abeet over the dead man. For a moment llsbam ldid not 1----_:.:_::::.:.:.:.:__.::.:.::____::.:.:._:__:.:_______:__:____:__________ speak. Then : where Martell wanted him to show the~ brought him from Monks1lv er. \ "I'll tell you. Z. South America them Where !oroething wa.!l bidden- poor chap.N , Martell was concerned in that other I don't know wha.t-Creyke was to "Will it be eafP. to remove him to ' damnable busiaeu that we call the have gone and fetched the polu::e to lhnorwaysi"" Jim asked "Poor old white slave traffio-until Bueno.! catch them therf:. But Martell-" Frank. I hate to thmk of h11 commg ! Aires got too hot to hold him. And The woman broke oft w•th a bttle back to conscmusness m th1s 1nfernal 1 the w1fe of my best pal got entrapped shudder. place_" 11 • , • and my pal shot hitn8elf. Not till The doctor nodded. Martell had disappeared from the IMPATIENT .. Safe enough, 1 think. The br:st Argent:nc did I find out that be was "But Mr. Scvern-whete is ht" thing to do 111 fact ." the man respons1blr:. But I swore I'd now ?" broke in ]lm Impatiently Fr.o~nk Severn was Btlll uncon· find him," llsham sud tn a low in. "He was here at Beggars' Court sctous when they leh htm 10 bed at tense vou:e. "It was in Sing Sing 1 unh 1 t 11e first night you came, str, " M anorways m 111c •1oct or •s han d 9. \ got the <:lue I wanted-and the first she said; "had beC"n here five weeks. Jm1 had gone on ahead to break the 1 bint of this dope·smugghng traffic oi He had r.ome home unexpected- news the• e that tlu· nussmg man had his on the Essex coast. He'd changed and by acctdcnt he found out what been iound at latJt and was being h1s name, grown a heard, wore tmted they were up to here in this house, brought to Manorways. glailses to alter his appearance-but all about the dope. Mr. Seve 1 n was )1m read 1n Katharine's startled 1 traced him at la~ttl" .. furiou a-and Martell attacked hun, eyes a relief no ieJ;s intense than his Ilsham turned to Haste. struck h•m down. He suffered such own. •'Shouldn't we be getting a move injunes to his hea~ that he was lying Then the five mw drove off to on, Insp'l!ctor? We want to grt our 111 and delirious f(lr weeks here in Monks1lver where, unless thetr cal· iland5 on that man at ¥onksilverl" this house up to ,... few days of thelculatioos proved to be at fault, the The dead man was taken to an out· night you came here--" closing act of d1e d.ra.rw.& would be kilding, while the door of the crypt "But [ asked you where be is played out, was clo!ed again and made M:eure. now?'' cried )1m. " At ICilll he is atilt Ta:E .TRAP At Beggars' Court Mrs. Martin living ?" At MOnk s 1lv~ the trafl had been had recovered sufficiently to be "Yes. When he waa brought back carefully baiteci should Martell and questioned. from Mooksilver nearly a week ago, Sant elect to walk into it. The bouse "For your own sake ,.u'd best they daren't bring him here, of and grounds were acemingiJ utterly make a clean breast of everythmg."' course. He w:a.11 t01.ken to Frome'~!! deserted as Haste aa'lt tbe others Hute warned her, "since obviously, p •v H c: •a been d rove up-t houg h b a11 a dozea p 1~ · ...ce, tb e c ros.!l .6f"eys. even if only pa.ssively, you'"e been there ever since." clothee men were wa1ting .Ia bidiPg I accessory to aU this."' And at the Crou I\.eylt lnn they ready to pounce. "What could I do?" the woman found Frank Severn. There had been no sign at ,et t>f ' I broke ouL "'1 didn't like: it, but [ .. It's no use denying he'll here. the two wanted men, But tblt • • couldn't betray my hlU!Iband. And We know he is under thi.! rool," hardly IUrpriling. Their harried this murder of poor Creyke-at lt".ast Haste had told the terrilied Mre. flight from Beggar'• Colll1 by water he had nothing to do with that. It Frome. "Your husband i.! already had deprived them of the ute .. a was a terrible shock to hitn when he under arreet--and 1'11 clap you under cu. But almost c:ertainl7, Jim ~ heard what Martell and Frome had arrest tbis very minute if you d011't they would come. It wu tbeJr Jut done." take Ul straight to where Mr. Severn h~ of 1ecurlq the coveted I "'Why was Creyke mardere4 ?• is." Rubies. And probabJy, Jiaol ' tt.e j ' put in Haste. Frank Severn was lying with blow had fallen with aucb unCzpeeted l ' "He had been told to drive Mr. closed eyes in a barely furnished swiftness. the fugi1ive1 wo.Ud be·'un .. · i Severn to Monksdver; and Martell attic. lie did not open hts eyes when able to lay thl.lir hands on any 1llODfJ found some words written to Creyke they entered. The s1ght of his l riend's kept in resene against auch •n em.er~ by Mr. Severn that showed he meant white emaciated face went .to Jim's genq, since neither man would be to betray them-written on the joker heart. They bad brought w1th them likely to dare venture near hil own of a pack of cards it was." And Jim the doctor who hat! been summoned home, lcnowi,ng that the telepOO.o remembered that half of a pl1,fil'l&' by telephon,e to Beggar'• Court. He would have b~en busy and the boule card they had found with part of the bent over the man in the bed, of each watched. Sooner or liter word Monks1lvcr on it and tht I'C!t "Drugged," he said, with his finaer tonight that gliUering bait of the ncssage torn off. ''Aftet on the pulse. "'Probably he'a b«.o draw them to llonbiiYer. 1MUJ1 111-L ~-J! ~k•j1!!te ~~ ~ 01 lcaa padei: drqa ADc. tzq lit C.l¥.14 ~tUb l __ _ Hotel \Hillsboro '1.'\!\-II'A'S 1,1\RGESl' IIOTF.L "OFP'!CJAL AAA HOTEL" CentraJ • • Fireprocf •• Steam Heat ... Radioa Horno~lilte Atrnoaphere, Large Airv Rooma ' l b r ., ' 1 Spac1oua .o by, Mezzanine and Outdoor Balcony, Barber Shop. Beauty Parlor, Bat.. tie Creek, Turkish and Rusa•an Baths and many other Conveniencea "Tqp o' the Town" Dining P..oom a.nd Roof Garden Cafeteria and Coffl!e Shop $2 t-o -$5 We invite you to live at $6 to $9 Euro;,eo~ The H I L L S B 0 'R' 6 , A:Jh.JicaJ l-B. Slnnnei', Pl'et. Weekry ratea and C. J. Ja.-kaor., Mgr. folders on appllc:ation Teiepbo,ae 1i'!.SS41 • ~ t 1 ' • ..., . . . . . y _... ,...._..tPald Vou !"'fY M A famovs. and beloved pfcture star while sHit in her 'teens-blessed with breath~aklng girlish beauty-..could fate have been ';cinder to Lo...n. Young? She's the very linear· nation of young lcwellnen. If you h'*• not I' c..nn. • •• .....- I < •rm: cettolnly grateful for lucky Strikll. 'It's a' truly modern cigarette for it gives me _modem throat proleFiion. And ,your l111proved Cellopbane wrapj!)~r Is wonderfUlly 111odertl. too. at opens :without any coaidng -a.flip of the little tab and there .... my Luckles.u '' ': 1 • know Jt, too. to Agents for Meigs County seen her in Pint National'• "llblln8 Yoke," do to. .. •••••• .• lnk~N~Md In • $1;oh;.ietb0tHtonoc.nt ~ pold to Mill Y~W~~e to 'f'.-. .-olt• rtiHbovellotlniHI, MI'IJ h• smcbr of LUCKY bMn • STill~ cte.,..,.,.,.~w. .... the pubtlci)J ..... Wtihcit..nwfllh• .... ............ -.~ 10 ....... Nqttonol.. her ,.._...,.. M I 8 wea; world Rowley 8 Reed ell b:v an Ex·b uddy I' Proaram I unharvuttd orcp In tlu I FLORIDA a of someone else'~ lawlessness and criminal negligence. hro""'h' of their e11ta.te manaa:era' _ f . k' or L e w1ntfll' to cut dow 1 th11: ex· Ab out t h e most e ffect1ve means o brea m~r up th e ~hlif:.' or :m,tntalnlnr their p&.laces practice, mi&"ht Ue for officera in vHla&"e8, towna and citied. AU tbrou&:h Eut Pruuia. Pom 91eranla and. Sllesla estates are beto arrest every dril'er of a car in the municipalities with 1nJ put up for aUction for non·pa)' cars lacking proper li~thting facilities. By this means, m~nr mept or qtqaaes. There are sel· dom any btdderi b3clluse es~al'' c"r~ improperly lighted wbuid be repaired before the "n n luxucy ~he11e 11\YI And 60 driver started on the great open spaces on th~ state htgh· the lJ!lnkl who hold the mor tpg!l! aubdlvtde t~e estates to J)t'lf.San•, ways, to ri\'e his fellqw drivers many anxioua rnomenis. 1 t " 1 1~'~~· . h d f thl ac·t' f th Thua the l)ankers themoolves are Th ere can e no goo excm~e or 0 clriYlPI the eastern provinces into 8 pr ;riCe, or very good reason that most of the offendirs are those ol the arm11 or the Oomm"ntats or at '· h ,.ut bfeakiQI the pollth:i! ' twld c.f IPfll st-. ndl ng an d I'f 1p.e k ut" H.nancea j 8 tt h e cause, s~.~c the Na~tonailattt 't}lctl datts lla"~ driver shOuld be kept off the road anyway. ' The q'l*l'j W~n to ttnw tmmemorlal The .!lll~tll JlCIUIO~ts ftQCklnK to le ..se the au)).. . h I b 111 ..1 c~"not a ff~ or<I to b uy a h etJ. dl lg t I Q t!, can not a., or-... to divided esta~~ ll.re ~~quqllv ,..!If, own any :kind 'of an automobile. 1 m.1rn~rlnB the '"ndlbtm llnd their •· 1 b h d " · h trq,te(l etnpiO)'ell, aai~ When it , Jt ~ ,ea»n~st 'I to e ope that snme euect4ve met · Jeom.es t.o elec,lQn t.\1pi the P•u.nts odo f!l• eupbing the practiceo may HOQR be fOUJid ~* a fllat·l by t9""' 0! Rllf"bt"' <vjl\ , w.ll lt.' ! ,~ 1 ' " • . Cftrnmuqllit api:1 aqcla)lst.. vc.tp. ,.... te~ qf l!lOfO safety for the man)' careful ~rly<ll'l! on the, ~~ ol t~e p~~orits who Iettie concret~ 'on the la»d ~~~~ 'II!'Uih of thr • tiH' Pll· 11 au en coRes a ·mflrk nol~ with the admc~llmn tu open n Sill· Jng account.. with at least part of th~' mc.ncy In 'tllne mcntns cf thi'J yeaL the President acetVsd L~· lce RS mnnv aodfaUtcr lnlporlunlt..es th11.n the BEST ... tablishment. The defense attempted to prove that the ~Jtl ,..~ lad WBH of unsound mentalit,' with the usual sidelights FOROVIR ,H'-" ,Dance ::> rch' . . pertaining to such procedure but the attempt failed. ..........- - .. ..,;: .............. ~ .. , ..... .:...._....._ HaWmJpRa11d ~~~i~~~~~~e~~!td:~~e~n:ls~. ~~;~~n~~ 0~a~hl~,~~ctthe Pteslden~ Ill Aft h hi d bef . ~ IV . - 0 e1ro1 400· •50 b r 11c tift l 10 1 T o say t h at sue h a cr Ime as t h U! is unusual and d<o!e'"'-----__ Ph 1u.tom , Announcer, 7 Amo:, Il en a.c eve oH Bh'\~nun sm1led mrusec'J:t .unrl v then cnever• ors ga'Ye ehlm ly to be regretted is l.n1t stating a, k fact but it is ahm BERLIN th 4ndy , 7. 15ta1le Aristocrat<;, 730 Today he Is one of the most satrJ qmetly ~r"' em own tile w,ntc l,...• With ~ l'h · ' · ~ a !0 Po : ble pc puliu and w11.rmlY Jiked men .n "'"""11 · W".. ln·•s · 'd f 1 d'laliicrr;o~ < srm ,,t, ... " .... .!-r.,..)nupL. . pu.m "· .,.lSem " t on ha".mg ow tr ue th at sueh mel ents are ar preva ent in this age ~Y EDWARD L. DEUSS h t~ " t.6.' ·iJct ')l~ct\.~"'"-1 '~ " l • t Qrch, ~jf,O Mus1cn 1 Do - •the chamber. The: Senate bas fia.y. You kno.v 1 a m a~::amsl of wild and ungoverned ev~r before known irJ , . qJB Stnff Correspondent ~ t~;~~l\~~j.tt toe } afit~tV;'~n,~~ ; fO a!IXI»:.~ , 10 30 Real Folk humanized" the one-tlme . aloof the tu~aty the history of thill or any Btt;lJD· No" ~lN8-Thc man l u£a\ ly pllod alont~ th(' hr.dg~s ' Hll $ ~mbei r' MUI!i~ ; l1 30 Rus& Cc · and soqt_ewhat disdainful savant. · - - - ----- - - - -, ~.._. .. d !o u~ B M < J -'1 d I lumbo ; 2 Jane Frohman s Orch' The lu\lnt charm. aod fj'r&elouaness l c'!'li~Ollm:ll~l!OI11lll"111lll>lmlWIIIlU • .;,,;;,..,,.......Im.,.lllllllilll1111llll1lllll, ~e1~1!e r a sm • m er· "' r. nu or s w 10 knew the~ coultl 12 1~ Populat Dance Orchestrn ali•"' 1hl'ch de 0t A•• matter Of fact. boy . ll... !'""'""A ,Jln todor would be beaten net hold m·opc, ty """"' ~ w., en ared h1m 1to his ~tatqs •·•vlat1on oomma.n<i ina l 8 th an a ' ' '""'"'~ -o~ Xl., ~M, ' ~iin~ uri ~ft.'~· ·~ ~flaush on one or a • 4 • N h .l Your ...~ •upport an d )n fl uence f' more nor e s , ~:blhe whale oount.rl' ovm1 llr · , during --~~w ld ~ Wat, w blos · 1 neee has been allowed to W. op;l 'ui ·~~ ~~ .tia~~.ne yellow IJ•·owLl The ertat Gelman mldole class WABC-New Ymk Ot4.B 6·B60l 8ottl.ed~ J~.f tntd,.,· t~a.ltst~c . .. . E~n"tly Solicited t i tll t th h • )rf' lt""W:s' p! tb.e;:'~an Fall- hardly which '4§'ed , t.Q ..J'¥lve. ,l,\~ Jnen~mtp t''ia(:!HU Ballv So m. the Se.iic 1 5 45 comra Ull ,lrt . U.·':l8en<t\e,' and res ra nt un , a e e . . Bu~OU It a 'd.il;lh; ot' coiPt t.P \lcllcve the gJoom tltcie~J. \l~d "bl~i.'!l'' ~ nlll'[ii "q\ 11 \ohb ' 'Bd~t Lt wn's Otch, 6 R•'ythm where bhiie ' h,-a cbllea&~ took sly have thoughts of nothing; 'but enJOYJllt by •,1 .( ~bu ~ey to lfl~kc 'em le.uah, ter 1om~ · h,Q~~ ~~eq ~o 1 .P\.11l·ch Lt;n~ : K~nQ.'! 6 16 O&.lnl~ Boswell. 6 45 pleasure lp procllng hlm. thell now the youth of thllt ar.e, he J8 d ~tit ~eqP\P 'tbJnk · you're ltidding pa!Ue~ .Few U!.futfh>ll cah n'ttmJu to i'Blld lincl Vusl1, 7 Bins Crosby, 715 seek him out as a friend and com· B &$ ft mur eref and them (! thiJ mllhaler of the larpj• entc1t~ll, 1 ..60 ~I Lh.e O}~Uolb,lla.,;U;.Il:.,t>.:lj J\It.3 f>J id Dunn; 1 411 MoltOn DOW· panlon is sent to the state prison for a f•t vaudcv1Uo ~lQtule told me HJ~> clrtl~ ~onthbutc 'fcc u ~m. d11n k n ey a Ba nd Conce1t a·15 At~ Lv ~ ~ew, men ever came to the Sen· Candidate For , llieatre le hllll·fllled on all but nnd mt:llt -»l! ~11hab~ttcul lot-u.~w.n iman s B!\n~ n 4.., Walte r Winchell adt Y.f:llghted dowu with ac&a.emlc TheMe things do not~t'!ome to paat~ in a day or a week E.:atul·dayiS and Sundays . "SUre·fir{! at cuch oYnersl 1\onih. sovln~; ~utli· '9 Ben BPr JIP'~ Orch. D·:m Roman-~ ecBu.t.1ona as la Senator Bingham JUSTICE OF THE PEACE nr even a month. but gradUally grow just as a rivulet htta which In norma1 tlmt:l> brou~:ht t.o\t ~'tJce 1.1 a~nnc~ .~~Q tl!~t. a.n Vll ·o!" th~ em. 10 Mills Brothers, IAus ·M.A., PhD., Lfi'T.• D., were down til~ huuee" he uJd, draw 11nly extm room In the hou.~e rna} be 10 15 Mu•k Wlnoy.'s Orch; 10 30 ~ 1111 \;~ few or the hlore common or Of Saliabury Townahip, at the Election into fL river, from small, unimportant lncidenta, to matter~ 111 ripple or applause• today 1 ha"e heao!!d for ~be ."~ton l' IA!'l'l;l: Ulfl(lF; 11 Jack Mlll ~r n 15 half a.~e C:eU:=r:-~ta~;~~~~ November 3, 1931 of greatest importance. lf. the jury erred and ~he boy i£1 [ilvm crders Lc l:!colt more musical Cubnn OrLh, 11 30 Dane~ Orch, books and had SPilQt years In re . act~~ Mm;l.c 111 neutt&L People can A 'ct F ' lJJ •4'J Pcpular Otch 12 Oreh r ~ lrn seMcb worll: In fot'et-- lands HP 1 1 not of normal menta Itty and is Inclined toward viciousneM tak..: It u..ld be bappy or aad Just HI ~PL~<; ur ~. 1~ d·t"''ct'mtl~. \l. ,. WEAF'--Ncw York 14543- 6601 6 had taught a.t val:·· and 'spoke for which he it! not responsible, someone has erred mo.>t a~ t thq fer! Th ;: , funny man dce:m't.. me~~ctt n0 r rgpoVUll't co~r' 1 crpo " L.uo,· "1 \) m f' op ulnr Oich · 6 46 The Stch- fluently • nwnber of 'ta""uag- It U <! I Y 1 1e u:s 1clem s · l1l B • 'i H •• therefore '" 8 1ng · 7 30 Iwa.s. perhap11, but natural grievously in not attending to his coRe, for the good of 1'1.0· it'. Y J\n)'more~ • ~ GOdfather to 15,ouo f!h lid1:m a IJ! a- I ns, cy. . · ymn sure which h as c~st hun da;;e to I Aile.. Joy 7 45 The Oo lclt er~!>. 8 I t hat when l.he tall distlnguishr i I ciety long before the opportunity for him to commit mur· The uncertainty and dLsl rec'! h!Ui •76,000 out of Iii!! pcJsonal ~xpm~;e ',· "'uln'r''•~~oo~<',.,.P,ln~tnMtluc~Jic-J'M'"ga;lc~-~ ·hPPecrbelnohprotessol came to the . If It I f , h th I dtlayert the OPf;Jnlng or the ~ot~lttl allo<vance 1, 1 tl 61 If • ::- • • - .1 11 , n, c am r e should ha"Ve lett 111 ~ 1 1 d er preHen t e d I1se . Slmp Y urms es a no er exce .. eeasrm The ~nnu&l Press baH hR " :c x am a Ja 19 :m lia1le Sp1oor . 10 B A H oHe s Jmpo1tance Much had slw ...y., lent example of what occurs when parents especially, Jl.Wi beer, cancelled a.ltQiether The mr L ~far~ ot h~:; Pl ~sJdc n cy ,., . ... I Dane ~ G•ch 11 Lee Mon ~ tt l i lieen made of him elsewhere 1 lc:> Pit !dent mve. fulL ' 0 1 '- 1 J ~!!Sl' Cwwfo r~l 11 30 J a.ck Denny s eXc uslve aft.la event In all Oel'maJ•)' " ~ " "The Convenient Ccnkr" othm·s fl'enernlly, fail to do th eir duty after children are will dlj6 year I.J.e mtormall It 1£ i 1Y to e\ery b~no ltdc L\1\Jtll'lt,·; 1Cu ll 12 Huly Vallee u1rl UIH But tlur Senate has a consclom;· brought into the world . the dlhnar of U1e Assoc.tatlon of the 0 be godfatheL He wntes n lilt. . (Jomwcllcul Y~ukues, 12 •.m Jce ness ot lt.s Importance all tt.s of 1 the home heater, and they unsollt ltcd and donat.- I' "' that 1alinq Tests wt11 prove it I By ROBERT S. ALLEN " know <l ------ ----- - Emlh n E.ct Mcconnell, 8 30 Holling Lft:o t M locu 7 3"0 v I t a I N ts. aLat! Cot·•esponctent l liwccl e Cti are y, Wa.shlngtL>al, 1~ov. ~- .l'he seven Mu~ (aJ Dom~noes: 10 Ha tmon:~ ~cars thav aeua~or H1ram Bingbam worth Hall; 9 Band Concert; 9 80 o! connec ~.cu., .u1s served In the :!~:;;,1 ~;:1-:og~:hu.~~!ri:.Re~~ senate hilS bLought to him an 1u· Dane~ ¢tch; ' 13-.JOl\m Jo.h nn y sight and appnclation or human Spa~:e They is the best, most economical want hr Going Around In Washington -6 ' ) CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE Of Salirbury Township owners. this HEATROLA ' ~~~~·------------~----------------, I \ y ... State a CHHC came t.. trial in which the defendant iM a twelve year old lad, charged with the murder of a deputy sheriff who surpri~ed the youth while in the net of robbing a mercantile es- FOR SALE I llb Old Papers 5c pel' bundle at the Daily ill Tf)''bnne Qffice. \'l·l \'•tal Sbt.lstles Social Aeeomph~bmeuh II all the cloves in AmPfiCH .~m ~ RllZy po licemen lliC IIOW h l .. placed end lO end they W )l..ud wke '_ddl s to carry lht>lr ulbl. Sl'Cks I ' i twenty.ft.ve )en.':_ \ Heatrola 1n for Estate genu1ne Forti Popular Plul.wthropl~b I Ycu very seldom see 11 nun;e out The kmd-hmutL·d m.u Ju lurtta t•r walking with a peklnges.: The a.v- 1who contttbutert a llllt>dt • ,! casrs erag society woman wont trust n i <.f tocLhplck.s to thr s t~•' .... 1~ AI- 1 011 Company of fndla.na (he same --iomount wa!S voLed for the la.:;t OIP•t SacN41 PU.tiq quarter Th~ tGLKI annual dJvlotud I fhtr dJvldmd tod ii:f will ThR oldf!Lit pnlnllnl of tbe Vll'I\D 111 now Sl be puyublt> uecember l5 w ~ t<.~ck and Cl1lld In exl111enctl1 DOW la U.. ul 1ecord November I O l'rlll"llln cnla l' nruh ln Rome. - I I~ ..,dlt 1;~~!!i-~~~~~~~~~~~;~;,;~~~;.;:;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~;;i::;;~~~~~~~~ -------~ rmd Mr11 R C l::l) e i"., 1 .ld M! I Penetanlil were bumed Iday Two more were their w Alhi't'lli' D.tl• fRtmtr t,•tulnto Sum.ll 1 DtHHia PARTY rBODIJ'-'[ Lo deBLh toSIWEU. AcctJRD SBld to be TuecalOCJia. Ala., lfOY. s--.m&Nov 2-IN&--Poultry rr,,...krt Dr and Kn U Z Junkermo\ll dying and many oth cr5 m u. cr!Ucal t Accused u & blt·rull driTCII', steady, ueman1 mod · IIUpw;.ly mod, •nt.ert&lned at noon BWld».y with a condt tiou Sewell, thlrd. buem.&D. of &be !few heav) ht-ns 21·23· med hena 18-:10 , dinner at home on Seve!Uh --· _ York Yanteea, wu placed Uftder leahom bene 13·111, lqhorru eprin& avenue DIVIDEZ.."D DECLARE[) $600 bond here todiJ. The WJI,11'UR .,..... 16·18, heavy eolOHd sprlnvera The followinl cuesta wtrrt" pr.es Chicago, Nov 2 - INB-A tJivl· charge~ Sewell'• car nD O¥er and 11·20 , amall eolo~ tprlnaera 16· ent Wn Aplel B Smith, Mr at:~1 dend or 25 centJ; WQ8 voted today iserl<.usb' lnlured & ehild. Bewell 11. roost.er.a 12·13 , duck.ll UJ·lll :W:n Helen Smith and da.uahkr by t he dlrecton or Lhe Stand~rd denk!d Jmowledae ot the a.ocl6mt.. _'o l uwbu~ Gundu~ IIH.I!nlllg a.. tt l ,.~]{ hell' With h£•1 tliGtheJ MIS ! <; ut:.i lJen nl ~ t.l li'>Hll Stll!'t!t V<1 Funeral se 1vlct's 1u1 Mn Nle -: Ha1tley we1 e cund uctf'd M, 1" afternoon ut 2 oclock hom thl resldenCf:! an Locust Street PITTSIUtRGH v-- "'llil Mr and M11, J-Tcd Eh.awvt r , M.·~ Ma•Y iAJU'l!Q lllurmd Lui e Rny Ntlll ~l l o'!f'nt ol RH> Gruude .. pen~ t h•· week ua: lu~ lt' M1:. H M Moun ami M1 o11~ Mn Ja Lk Mt·uCio\1 s of -. ~n l H l w \f)lo'l fr tl'@ II ll h S!K'c nr I R.ichm1..11d ~lld Mrs Shlrlt'y Tu.Lum and lOll oi City 11vent the wrek en d I Middleport News ----=-.::..=..::~--======= 'I Lrtc ur•• 11" ;;••~o .. rnl ~rullsllo~ 1• .. TIR DAlLY TIIIB1ftfZ, I'OUDOY, 01110. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1831 -'nliHIAILY TIUBUNE, POJII!ItOY,- OHIO. An' It's StiU Raining ' • ' tt.r OftdOfHIIIOIIt Of LUCKIESiltoyw•Ciltow.. ntat LUCKY tab! Molature-Proof Cellophane. Sealed tight-Everri11ht.The Unique Humidor PaWge.ZipAnd it's open! See the new notched tab OD the top of the package, Hold ' down one half with your thumb. Tear off the other half. Simple. Qui&. Zlpl1bat'e aiL Unique! Wnpped lA !fuat·pnkf, IDOiaturepJOOf,llerm•proof Cellophane. aean, protected, neat, FRESHI-wbat could be more modem than LUCKIES'ImJ;Iroved Bumldo_r pawge----.q euv, to open! ...-,,....... fh l.tlc«Y' , .... _;_,_ ,..,., naif fN'OteCtML ''It's toaste"d" !!!!!::nw-t PtO!!!!Ion .. ··~ ,.......... - .....•!!!!1!! Ami Molstvro-Proof Cello,_.. «..,. tll•t "Tnst•d" Fl•vor !x!r ftq.!!. ' ' TUNE JN- The Laell:f Strike DaDce Hoar, Every TaMd:a.J, ThuRday and Saturday eva1n11 N. )1. C.,..net-rll;i. •ftl' ..... of thefln.ttola••co•-theC1"811111 of .-.y C..,. -LUCKYIIDIU- . . .rolhe-ptoleclh•DfiM _......,.OAITING" •••••• whlclllndud• tile UM of I IIMMient Ultra VIolet laYt-the pPIIIU that mqllll ..,_,. taln honlt, lllllntl lrwl- -rol!y , _ In owry ; ......co leaf. 'lhlle ........ 1................. prllllllln ' yourLUCKYITIJU. ''Tftdre!!!!i-,.!!!.1!!!:!~ !!!f!!!w No woncferLUC«ID.,..aiWeyelfl!!!Co~trtrMt. . I . ..... .. ' ' �.. -- For -Rent- • PaR RlllT-Bramlll.iC hQlile IJ.nooln lap. • CI.AUIFIE,D . AD"VE'IHISlNG ' $ECTION lik~ 't.hl'"; Type - Til! DAILY TRmUNE I'OMEROY. olltO. polis • Galli on Biam - 1 1Bett.1r lmown as "Oyp"1 bury Township, at the elcetlon Nov. 3, 1931 lOc. (10 pt.) I0-92-tt _ _ __ _ trua (, pU .D11.! per Uzwl The aupport and influence , lhP game stilginl:: a GOmeback at I ~ht! terrhory of Hm l(lO ng, (i; avtra;e . _ . ma.u 1 liDe} of all votera, both men an d ImttJtVills ur tho jill.me thal continu- chuna. women, wilJ be l'atefu' : y ally threatened the Gallipolis' go11. 1 ~~'( I OclDIIC\IIIn ....,,_ 1111' TJpe la'e ~ t C'.ouiiiCUUTt lmntkxll for prloe ..,.. lnle rLwent·) '-1lvl cenl.a for eacb Uon. n;-.td ~will i tady a&;llt. you desired,. 110 tba.t the copy tor your ad 1a prepared In aue.h a )f the publisher& will only t.be pnte.&t _ ·-bl! reapoW11ble ot rwy advertizement.. Errors 1D I0-3D-3t I I wnll w1Lhhcld ----~--- ~- -~- , IIALLOWEF.N PARTY The su ppO!t and lntlw·ncc 01 ~~~~ A Uel\gi!Uu l HL-IIluwl'cn pnrty wa.~ , v<:lc rs, both men nnd women, wul heiU r~:.r the .~tudonts of the Sehoul I.Je grat.efull)l itppreciaL!d or Nuning of llli' Holzer hmsp1t a l for, Sale, Misc. WALTER McELHINNY 1here Friday nigilL _The vanou s · - 1\Iiddlepcrt. Candidate !ur Trus teeiiCOtns werl' most nrtlsttcally dec { r Sahebury Town~;J 11 p, at Uw el·::•:-1 orated with the Hi:llloween effect FOP. SALE Uon Nov. 3 193 1 11 - l-2-ti All wbo !lttendcd the pllrty were ' 1 masked aud prl:>.es for costumes one gootl work mule. one hm~c -.ci-,-,-,.-,,- P -,- ,-:-t und innucnce of :..11 wen> awa rded to Miss Helen Wom •· ' IY vcters, both men and wowen, w ·ott eldcrtf and LawH~no•... M"Ne• tun l £L large bPolll w1Lh !JI Juao.; .., .. ly·.Bridge and dan"'"" th"~ Bbou t 5000 reet uf I!Ood lumbo..•r a I • be gratefttlly appreclat~d " " ·•u•n•'l'ed • c!1version of the evening . C hoopel' · tu r.11.Pd. A burgam HARRY LEWIS advei'UIM!menta abould l.ulTiled.ll&\el)'. - ~ I wu-~ No~·. 3. l~J~ one Incorrect. lrultlrtlon l 'l.' reported Sapp, 73, ca.r. Ch::llel ahoLher • st.afltly Killed her. _ l ,J~pn as his All!-2lla, sc.n McPeeK , 00, u (llrll!r.r !J1·- 11 a.:red loked byc.n," -...uiJ Ct. llanzo liS, UJC ii. Ut::.l ul • cla \lve~ lw1 •: · I bus. ~:h~.alll~t h Housh is spen dlJl~ !'-.11 ~. u few Lia)~ 1t1 Culumbub. I 1\11 And Mrs. Elmer Skillllt i· 11LC \' cri FLluur IIllo Mt s L C MOl - ~rcpe1ty on Fhst - -- Fire Sale • When you can't a:o to sleep .•. it's nervea that keep you awake. Jumpy jana:led, weary "NERVES'' •.• they rob you of your rett •.• caute hect ic days and lleepleu niahtsDon't lie awakewith"NERVES ... You don't have to lose your sleep and rest . just take a Dr. MiletL. Elfln'veocent NERVINE Tabl.t in a glass of ·water. It will relax your overwrought nervous syatemr and help you 10 to sleep. You will like this sparkling effer· vescent drink. It's harmless to take - has no equal for relax~ ing tense nerves and quieting an upset nervous system. You will find it splendid for Nervous Headache, Nervous a~en ue. 1 LOID J. HYSELL lLU~l1dpar~:g , ~~;.: - Caudldnle wear 11 K for Con stable of Many Bargains to b~ had. • ' -By CLIFF STERKEI'l' The Lesser Evil I ~' ,- turv Township ut th e cl~ctwn 11-l· :.!L ru.Hl ' No\: 3 11\'''n H-ulland dcpoL and F'all' · --------~~Gnund . InltlnU; T. E. on ou~mlc Vqte For H<'' ll rll tu D~l\'lS Jc(J and Pro<luc ~ Cv' .. , .u J','tl l~e n~ ward. 10-30-JL \a ,t: mg- J rx:- wlwn· un Thomas Fork THAT'S A IDEA \"HY F-E-TCH TI-lE· MOUNTAIN 10 MOHAMET, WHEN MOHAMET MAY BE- FE-TCHE-D 10 TI-lE MOUNTAIN? __.-- Sulh,.l By -Intcrnation!ll News E'n\ L{' ~· Cash Grocery ; Your Vote Wanlen UJS"-':-Tra\·e lu\g To Remain Undefeated ; J..utherano Take Stud· ent Prin:.e! CONTINUES THROUGH TUESDAY AT EWING'S lndi ~~:estion, Nervous Irritabihty and similal:' nCTYOU9 trouble&. j ust try it. You!:' drugw,ist will refund your mou cy 11 not pleaft<'d with re6ulta. POLJY AND HER PALS Lost- Charle-s You can s· Ml'.'; LeKlic V1 ~agt~1 ur Kiss ler, v.; Vu., IS \'I ~! Unl\ IWJ' :.tl llll. Mrs. l!:ll:.~ • and Mrs. Ho!ZC'r. Cnlck. The Ebt'rsbach Const ruct! on Cu. onln!;: were. Dr Pomeroy, Ohio Cundid11te for Trustee of L ·~.tr l.l -·- -·_ _ _ _ , T own,hlp, at Ute eleellon No>. 3, -- - - - 1\l:'ll. • 1\tlJtllS , Yes ...SLEEP M;~. u- 1 Thursduy Mi~~ Marie Menl. Mil>S Dorothy · Ro.Judarmuor, Miss Dc..rothy Oav l'' I a11d Mr ~. Ot'lt' Bulrd, who were "\ Alileut> f-' rL doy 1or the Wathcr.• ' mcetm~. :,pt·n~ the week at C0lu m 1lg ..u's A: PtlrUimouth coJUded wllh Il l 1· lme. I ot .. ~&dvertlaement wl.ll be t.a.t.eu tor .___ Lban a mlnlnlum ch.Llrge oJ I poli~. b. Ml!iii FlallC!':, p Le!'~Oil llll d eno, e l, .• appreciated. operation a ~ HIM!:er hospital ' 1111 1 GRIFf ARCHER I OFFICE RS MAKE RAIDS Saturdav ' Fede ral oftl.ccr:.; made several Mrs. F . Sll ilth llus re~Ul w~d Candidate for Trustee o f raids here Fl'lday night arreslina: !rum Hw1tmgto11 u1Lu1 v1~1tm~ 1n t.• Sali,bu.-y Town•hip at tht: thrcu locui persons on liquor char!{· , her su;ter. Ml~ EdiHIHl Peop le~; . es filed iu lhe court of UniLed I' Mr. and ML~ . Ha1 vry Wulle a:c 1 electio!l. Nov. 3, 1931. Stat.e~ comntisslOncr at Ctlllllcothe. Ihome from .1 v1s1t wnh relativct> J.t 1 T he men arrested llcre, are : Harry L11.nC!lstcr Til ~· ~1poprt tiJld influenct· o~ ao~l Coug henour. Dud Halley, and Ar Mn> Q llv£r Erlentrach of Col am ·,· c t1·r~ both men nnd wom~n. wta ; thu r Hl!lrnan. bus wa s ttw guesl <J( ht!r Sl~tc1, boJ grn telully app rcciawrt , lt wus also reported that a wom- M 1 s~ Fhm:mt: Baker . HARRY SMITH j an ret~ldmg on Spruce street here, o R. Rl{:nar\.1:, ol waahfiw,LoJI -\ wa.'i also arreswd b:; tilt! Fedt'ral n c arnvell 1\t:rr. nnd \\tll vJs~t Cand1dat ~ for TRUS ·EE ol Sull'.•i office rs and RIJpcu.retl 10 llw Chll - w;~ll 'i rh:•mh 111 Galua wunty. bury T c:wn!'.hlp, M t!w el• ctLou 1 litothe court. The wotnatl'~ name Mn. M. E HathllUIIJ ol Ru~lnntl i on. manner u to brill& euull:.i to )oi>U. -~~--- - ~~ ~- ~-.---- I 1 I Candidate for TRUSTEE of Sall.!i- I MONDAY , NOVI!:MBER 2. 1P3l 1mobil!' ca u::.c·d lhe dcnth of Lloyd 1 dL~J o.t lot9 ho.-.le or ;t.Jurles sutter- 1 ear M11.rletta wa!> cnuilie1 to.J 1todi\Y wa~:~ 1ead from hl.s lnjurle4 . Nc .... c~mer, 41;, head Of the ' New .' :.1 wh .. I 11•• waa s~ 1·uck by an aut.o- d'!t~ b an ~~outomobl!e dn v~n IJ~ I' nitnal t!!iCn~d y£t.tetdiY ~ CameL automobile a@.:~ncy at Mans- mobile Harok! Oamp~l l Ul dLiver Qe(lrge Gloeckner at SmiLh·Jal~.~ an~tl 11101 ~ belnl led ba.ck to } .UiaL field. . d 1h t- '1t whkh \t1 uc k SapP, was Pa. as McPeek. was crOi.S.Ing a 1tll!.~ r b• ,, man anu Ius 1011 One )'outn was killeO and 6 w~ h 1•• 1 · h , ., . , l\..8 8 arm , 11 . •-j . d ,_ ... ly . e"" o • u mam augn 1er c arg .. Memb«:n~ of McPeek.l.i ramU) 1\lt- wht n th• 1-- .JU clla ra.:d ana struck persons we1 e ... ure ser........, .&II ,, H C t ld · l twoClevelandtramcacctdenta.The l ti::1 ~ .. arr 1El J o 1 o 1umusn ~aedtheBCCent. . i th·• !llthe:n 1 thebatck. t..clm 1 was Joseph Levine, 16, who I Wi! S r:rr.st cd \her~ lOI!owhrg d· e:t from lnjuries he suatalned . r:Ju.;;t . whJLh Hr. : : lve::! hi.s car and :=m:ll , 'nen he was struck by an automo- two c.thers . He was chllrliJed with .+;...H •• ;;;;unllllwut' r:u;:wur.numnunuauuunt:rnumt:ntt , bile while runnlna for a street caL 1belns 1utox1cat.ed. Uarrt&on recr~H·- 1 ln another Oleveland accident.. ed L'Uta. __ --~---. _ _ _ I GILBERT WEEKS (12 pt.) . • • Marpret u:ornn. tO. yu In an aceklent. near OoiumbUs. Robe11. Bechriit of P!otpe<:t wu &Tid knocked under a 1treet Uri. RuUl Spry, J . E. Rolera and l e.bsolved ot blame ~ben hia ILU\.0 car. The wheelll of t.he alftet. c.tr ILumora Roaers wert' InJured when ~otrut.k. N.ts. Henrie~\& l!huey. • · severa.J ber left 1~. accordlni t.o i a car driven by HowarQ< Bpo ot wld.cw oi Dr. AUiitln Slllley al:d ln- I struck !Contilll' ":1 [rom oaae one> BLUt: DEVILS AKE Dr nml M•s \'OL I LIOl~. Mu;o l-fllPUSHED BY WELLSTON 1u1ed Miller, M!&'i Lu.m11. T l iULman The oallia ACII.demy hlgh L;ChoOJ m1d MlSJ; Anu.1 Tlues~,·n. . I Blue DevLls can1e tlu·ough with a ·to hig'• 11 Wes,n 1 0 AKl' ,~ l'E •\K"' vLcLoryover tltMISSIN "' sc hool U:IW'I at lhe la.tters netd, Mrs. Mo.LJ .~c R.LIOC Cook. ML!;IIIOLlSa.lwday mornlni. by a score of 19 j lli Y under the Boara of Forelj.l to 6. MLr.sicn5 cr the Presb)'tE:rlan Whllc it was ~he first time thlll j church , was the speaker at lhe sellSc.n lhe I?evils 11ave been -&e~ Prel:ib)'terian church !:ere Sunela.v on, they stlll remaln lmdeteated nmrnlng. Mr~ Cook 1S JW>t comwlt h but three more games to . be j ptetmg a two wcckb 5\)ellklng tu~r pla yt>d The Wellston aggrewatwu c! tile PresbyterY of Athens Wh L . ~ preL>entrd plenty of fl.g:ht dur~ e n tiLe tnls:)lon fie ld, 5h~ oc . up1ec. · The ~;upport and Influence ot sll voters, bottl men and wom ~n. wlU be rraWuJly appreciated . • MR. Violent .----------::::::::::::::::::-----------1 10-3U-4t POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS . 1gc per -lin•· l')'pe like tb!J a;~r line. Hill. See Carl • MONDAY. NOVID&BIIlR I, ld ! p, DERN IT.' (; tf,\NCo•. Ot' RELIABLE ct~llml MAN .1 11-l-:lt i :J .' WANTED- lurmen; 111 Mat>on C 11 1J. Jt.1. W Va Wonderful OIJP:JI'I un ;, .1 ' Ml>-~W $R to $20 d ully, No ex ~ ~~ , _ 1'11c.:t' 01 cu. t>ltal needed. Wr llL' l 1 liuy. Presto! For ConaiabJe Of Saliabury Town•h; p Llt"t: l'lMI~ -~~------ -Preccd<mt in ll illory Tht· 1 k tv r.1 nt ttu• Hl(!llli!'M' >~I •·r tilt' Hu:- >~ ILLll !oi In 1110:"• 11'1 1 ~ lll t•,ll l '~l M c N+.!!iS Company, Dept. U, f"rt't']Hi l l, I\l l tlOl l\, r C~ [' !'I'li\PII, nn{\ p»rt w~l!t· l lt'~ an• un •!t•i·k. Peter Godfrey Wanted- - - -···- _ Ill .. QIJCIIrd to dtan::c ('Udl ni;;:-hi t!1e h o11 r~ tl nr :1r;; \\'ltkh 1h~ sla rt'loo.rd: L And the Pawn of Fate Becomes a Debutante! l u~l n ll•L' In nmdl'l'll tlnl!'s l!f t lu • •h· ft> : /1 l•f II l>nlio•H 'I f Will!!• lll\'1\ h.\' II 1\:l l l"n uf ,·,·ltorr •d rno•n IN Liquid Diet HELLQ (ASPER $l-IE'S I PLACE AT I...INERY WEE~\.! IT'S A MIL. ANOTHER THtNl-r, TOO! t-1AYBE 5HE WON'T BE '50 CARELESS WITH MY DOU4H WHEN 5 HE l=lt-105 OUT EE, WHE N I HE:ARD THE 1:lOOR OPEN IT WA5A ·I By JIMMY MURPHY .-· FROM COLONEL WELL, t-~OOFI;R'!;: HE HAO THE. COFFEE POT PERI<IN4 A'i'> lUKE THAT, TOOTS~ \ '3 Tl-tA.T USuAL\ MY, BUT HE DRINKS A l.OT OF COFFt::E! fiE DRANK PLENTY WHILE I WA5 oHERt::! N\CE? Dro HE DRINK. CASPER> :;ll<.oEEN 5AUCERFULS, iHISI~ FA'!'HEI!i:.~ FOOT'ST'EPS !·· Wlt.LIE: HEST'O"-l~ "!WO BOYS, -WII.I,.IE ·"~'' AND JACi<.~· A~E ·eoil·f ~Ai<iNG GOOD ON '!HE MICHic;A~ El.EVE,I.I I • ·i eleven, next June. Ut·n• fi~lri .t:;cne.·al with i A fbn cce. oOQT5\ ni<:C·j cou pl e, whal? HOW HARD )Y ·~'J;('--_,;:, IT TO ' Evau ~ · 1 12- Peunsylvanla lu~rc. 19- lllinou; at Urbana. 1 ! • A Suhstitute "Star" ' ---ro S ~o-t ~ r a~o Ou'T ABO~,.~ 'r "11--\E "STAR~ 3",ANE "'" WM LO\JE::S .._,H; '5\-IE! -n-v:-.' ,M rr::l'1114f!ll" Fanchon Meredith takes her chance to wipe out the dark memory of her girlhood-a new identity -and a career packed full of thrills. LO'JE"i. \-liE' NOT ---...------- 'TH'E:~ . The term "k lng'll h l ;~:lr,,n _, .. IIUl'l been used from 1111 enLI,v p('ricotl. pa r 1 tlculnrl:f' In l\ngland, wi1Prl' it tiP-; ,, ' 7 .<(~ same stnke. ' ' I ; '-.. "' 1 , .... ··--t~---~ 1rs .... .. -.,:-~~~ D lt....Jpar ans rop t I F• t ~ ~ lgnnlf>d the ch/('f or prltH'il•nlrun.J,. .trnvell'd hy the public nn•l br,u;::ll • ; uudl'r th e l) rOI<' r'tlnn nf lh<• lil L 1;::· ~ i IH'llee. In 1•n rl)' 8p;mi:<li ·A IIIt'l'kn lll l', \et"lil l'CfCrrl!(! loJ (lllhllc lti :::il ll ll ,\'1! t i' ('OilSU'U<:IC!.I nt the (''C(I('Il$e uf l1 11• con es : ''""- I U·Z BILLY'S UNCLE --~~ -.oBEFORE New York, :J- IN8-Thooe I ,.,......,.,...... who l10ld that Benny Friedman is · ..__ , -~- ~­ the world's gredest JOOtball player ' ' pointed wtJh pndc :.Odoy to ttle · (former all-American quarter back·~ . la~hiovement.s In h i:. return to pro football yesterday. Rejoining the New York Olanl!i after an abllence of nearly a year, ' S"CCESSFUL trane:mission of father, the wonderful• Willie. lErties. :At thla writing, effort• tile form er Mlcl'ltgan star pa••ed th i! ~~' r h ........ t•s almost ao. impoadble goal, were being made to keep Willie on way for both of New York 's toucn _ · athletic prowess from fat er """' the 8quad, acc..,rding to reports , downs with fo rwar d pas~::es as th•• as of course. becauso their "old man" !rom Ann Arbor. Indeed, be was J Olat1ts blanked the PorLsmouth 1 to ••n t·, about u •are • 11 · ted "lhe t 88 t No c ne lilcet o persr.m who ·... inherited mental capacity. The <Jff- genera Y IS "' as making gi)Od wlth the Wolverines j Spartans, lt to 0. Tb$'1 Brlartanr. , anrins of a mighty b~ll pla yer or fullback of aU time,Y e was thoua:h overshadowed by IUs 1nad chalked up eight st~lligh l vic· I braoth il bad. So be Sl•te t, ~r. for ~ple, 1,1 usually a chief pile-driver at: Miehl_gan early bMther. , tcrles and had been tied wltll lu1-ep your bnt(lth beyond 511 ~ medlocritr if he'& l'!ven that. P'e in the centurf·when Coach "HurryAnd then th.-e's Paul Stan, , Gree_n Bay ror first place tn Lhe , aciOD of a military or a p<Jlltlcal Up" Yost wU the wJmrdly im- Chlcago's ace quarterback. 'Wbe rNatoonal !cotball league 1 ~iclo 11. Vov con do lh:s b ,. cealua ;n011t often ts h1eky tQ turn preaarioc of thoae electrifying plata under the muterl:r and pa- 1 Ernie Never~. former Stanforrl 1 garglin1J wifh listerin o, 1l1e ~a f" o'a t a .placid buslnes!l man or a ao- "point--a·mlnute teams." rental eye of the lllll'OOns' "Grand - luminary. r,tancd as the Chlca~p , cial stuffed 4hJrt. Parental ~arne His son11 J~k and .Willie, both Old Man" now cele.brattnrhis for- car<tlna ls beat Bro,Jkl yn, 14 to ·;. ;onti~f!P.I!c-impruv!ls ~~·o ur · in aU , llleh cases is a hand~c~p, look P~tnlaipg in the Michigan tleth year as athletic tnal!lter of the · Stapleton t1elt Providence. 1 lo 7. llygie.1c, :hecks infllr:ti l"· ~- rat"'•r than a help, to the upmng backf!eld t¥.olh recent reporta Midwa.1. "Pat" Page's son abo ho -..,1 Htatoey and leJ'8Dd set havett that 1Junior," discouraged playa with Chi , OHIO STATE W ( L L 1 ;;~nd d eJtrQys Odors in,i ::1< 1. dwrt~ 'gtnrt btlkl standards f>1r because he waa a11i~ed to Squdid~d Almollt two dec:ades B§,O Walter I Lomb~:~rt ~hormr;:QI Carr-par. ~~~e"::'to w<>uJd· t•i~J:'ot'l,"llt., 0 th tho 'F~tber Sllouis '~>~• u s.~. lh~etie or inteUeetual fields di11- 1eam to .e e e r e AmerJcan football," etarred at _ · ,, • ·• · , ( . ..._;-tt ,.re, with >th~ m~s- brothers aa • grid 11ta~ butu~~fh halfb~ck for Yale~ • .co . gp~l1Ji· o.,.u.J._v.• 2,-!-!.ltfB+ollh ." ., . ~ ~ r~ 11 18 ~1~>lt~·£"fi~d-IP.Jd · .~t '·.' We$1Byan, tllC Uiitver)!lty Of W!\~~ : :BUll fa~er ·~ in \co~tp.~ .. ~f.h. Mpea "~~~~~1!._~t- . ~r .. r·~ whom , the obo "'m"l.~_\, ~ t "tMh•: •~ ~' "VI, {;.f""'~;,;g'b'r, be,~• !idl!ti\0 ltie·hortl!'\'d' •YI>anio an d ono olhe!' n•w ·1 ~ .wteitinl \ ah~w 1 w~e1ln : the IP t-o o . ,11.P lj1Ptt.n rf!Yfl I . ·it.Vle · t. l H ve,i', few IOpalui.ve not JICt selected wtll jolll ' Oh:o I · ilibt•a.•turhed upon hint. - !~ abdLty -to-rot~ .ap .tD~c 0 s and eqdtlfed-and ~.Done aarp&JIIied- ~~te's perennml e ne mi es uu tn1:1 1 .:JOt course, there are ' exceptiOJ!•· ca~ ..~·~ "\t~~~~~=t ~6d' .their dada ,when •latt6f have BU.i:lk.e)les' jocot.ball 6ChOdl,llC for HIJ!J ' lt~5 ~ the Heaton brothen, .. Ju~to.o;. if:Jift , , wa"' . been nted \ at .. IUpeiatan in foot- .itcllOfdinti t.o annQUn<:~meut which I .. : -' , . MmiPft · too~ll bac:il£s, may yet •ens~tiv~• .:'!!l ·;"'~o• ~ ~~ ~:,'~~! ball or , othe,r atJlletii; aclhitie~. , h~d baen mode here Lod~y · ·:~ 1''' ~O,,OJIQ,Q~ ~l r· ·~GP ·th• · l~. !tme of·tlltti!, & m~!!t7. ~.. ";"~~~ . ~ ~~~~.,., ~ I Obtclnll&ti. the Navy and Vanlier W ...'!!;W1:zjja> I···~ !. , ....... 1 ANY DATE _DO TH fl:s.. i :11: J r.::m (~·.L· : : J .. , ov~ r · .. :::• ;il.: l·Iotcl c;, ,::: t1 ll~l\ th.: iJ: · ll"' ·•.,• !',·'u·· ·: for t:~r. tr:\ ::r. I-lo'tnc o~ the "l'••rple rr•r 1·: .. (: f C I. ,. t' ' :p, I.;:· : '' U~l\.',to"d . s 1 ' 0 1'. : s .. • . .. 'l L. .• ~·~·' C 01:1~::· : :y r ~.' ~ .. 1 $ ' p.1~:i) ~[1 , :I t :1 1 1:1 ,. ' ' C ~. ~ ,;, "'' ~ atb.tn. And,. genius .B. . .. ·· . . "' 1,... .. .,.-...r - , · . ,JJ' -· · .J. ... : ::::~i. o~·; :o .- -' ·' . ' .- , ., •I I .. • ·1 • • Ja't 1.1 ,~.,- ., CL, : ~:: • ... . ' ' {.. ' -:A! ~- . __ or . PLAY PENNSYLVANIA 1 1l•mPr Jr., ... of ·s··TE·.... ' L R·l·· '""' I ' ••ul ' •1• _'; en·d ' no th' :Petla8Pfl - --.-.·--·...... ·--- --· . ' _ ____ __ !_'!. · • ... 1 r . The New Serial Sm!lsh by FAITH BALDWIN Author of" �.. -- For -Rent- • PaR RlllT-Bramlll.iC hQlile IJ.nooln lap. • CI.AUIFIE,D . AD"VE'IHISlNG ' $ECTION lik~ 't.hl'"; Type - Til! DAILY TRmUNE I'OMEROY. olltO. polis • Galli on Biam - 1 1Bett.1r lmown as "Oyp"1 bury Township, at the elcetlon Nov. 3, 1931 lOc. (10 pt.) I0-92-tt _ _ __ _ trua (, pU .D11.! per Uzwl The aupport and influence , lhP game stilginl:: a GOmeback at I ~ht! terrhory of Hm l(lO ng, (i; avtra;e . _ . ma.u 1 liDe} of all votera, both men an d ImttJtVills ur tho jill.me thal continu- chuna. women, wilJ be l'atefu' : y ally threatened the Gallipolis' go11. 1 ~~'( I OclDIIC\IIIn ....,,_ 1111' TJpe la'e ~ t C'.ouiiiCUUTt lmntkxll for prloe ..,.. lnle rLwent·) '-1lvl cenl.a for eacb Uon. n;-.td ~will i tady a&;llt. you desired,. 110 tba.t the copy tor your ad 1a prepared In aue.h a )f the publisher& will only t.be pnte.&t _ ·-bl! reapoW11ble ot rwy advertizement.. Errors 1D I0-3D-3t I I wnll w1Lhhcld ----~--- ~- -~- , IIALLOWEF.N PARTY The su ppO!t and lntlw·ncc 01 ~~~~ A Uel\gi!Uu l HL-IIluwl'cn pnrty wa.~ , v<:lc rs, both men nnd women, wul heiU r~:.r the .~tudonts of the Sehoul I.Je grat.efull)l itppreciaL!d or Nuning of llli' Holzer hmsp1t a l for, Sale, Misc. WALTER McELHINNY 1here Friday nigilL _The vanou s · - 1\Iiddlepcrt. Candidate !ur Trus teeiiCOtns werl' most nrtlsttcally dec { r Sahebury Town~;J 11 p, at Uw el·::•:-1 orated with the Hi:llloween effect FOP. SALE Uon Nov. 3 193 1 11 - l-2-ti All wbo !lttendcd the pllrty were ' 1 masked aud prl:>.es for costumes one gootl work mule. one hm~c -.ci-,-,-,.-,,- P -,- ,-:-t und innucnce of :..11 wen> awa rded to Miss Helen Wom •· ' IY vcters, both men and wowen, w ·ott eldcrtf and LawH~no•... M"Ne• tun l £L large bPolll w1Lh !JI Juao.; .., .. ly·.Bridge and dan"'"" th"~ Bbou t 5000 reet uf I!Ood lumbo..•r a I • be gratefttlly appreclat~d " " ·•u•n•'l'ed • c!1version of the evening . C hoopel' · tu r.11.Pd. A burgam HARRY LEWIS advei'UIM!menta abould l.ulTiled.ll&\el)'. - ~ I wu-~ No~·. 3. l~J~ one Incorrect. lrultlrtlon l 'l.' reported Sapp, 73, ca.r. Ch::llel ahoLher • st.afltly Killed her. _ l ,J~pn as his All!-2lla, sc.n McPeeK , 00, u (llrll!r.r !J1·- 11 a.:red loked byc.n," -...uiJ Ct. llanzo liS, UJC ii. Ut::.l ul • cla \lve~ lw1 •: · I bus. ~:h~.alll~t h Housh is spen dlJl~ !'-.11 ~. u few Lia)~ 1t1 Culumbub. I 1\11 And Mrs. Elmer Skillllt i· 11LC \' cri FLluur IIllo Mt s L C MOl - ~rcpe1ty on Fhst - -- Fire Sale • When you can't a:o to sleep .•. it's nervea that keep you awake. Jumpy jana:led, weary "NERVES'' •.• they rob you of your rett •.• caute hect ic days and lleepleu niahtsDon't lie awakewith"NERVES ... You don't have to lose your sleep and rest . just take a Dr. MiletL. Elfln'veocent NERVINE Tabl.t in a glass of ·water. It will relax your overwrought nervous syatemr and help you 10 to sleep. You will like this sparkling effer· vescent drink. It's harmless to take - has no equal for relax~ ing tense nerves and quieting an upset nervous system. You will find it splendid for Nervous Headache, Nervous a~en ue. 1 LOID J. HYSELL lLU~l1dpar~:g , ~~;.: - Caudldnle wear 11 K for Con stable of Many Bargains to b~ had. • ' -By CLIFF STERKEI'l' The Lesser Evil I ~' ,- turv Township ut th e cl~ctwn 11-l· :.!L ru.Hl ' No\: 3 11\'''n H-ulland dcpoL and F'all' · --------~~Gnund . InltlnU; T. E. on ou~mlc Vqte For H<'' ll rll tu D~l\'lS Jc(J and Pro<luc ~ Cv' .. , .u J','tl l~e n~ ward. 10-30-JL \a ,t: mg- J rx:- wlwn· un Thomas Fork THAT'S A IDEA \"HY F-E-TCH TI-lE· MOUNTAIN 10 MOHAMET, WHEN MOHAMET MAY BE- FE-TCHE-D 10 TI-lE MOUNTAIN? __.-- Sulh,.l By -Intcrnation!ll News E'n\ L{' ~· Cash Grocery ; Your Vote Wanlen UJS"-':-Tra\·e lu\g To Remain Undefeated ; J..utherano Take Stud· ent Prin:.e! CONTINUES THROUGH TUESDAY AT EWING'S lndi ~~:estion, Nervous Irritabihty and similal:' nCTYOU9 trouble&. j ust try it. You!:' drugw,ist will refund your mou cy 11 not pleaft<'d with re6ulta. POLJY AND HER PALS Lost- Charle-s You can s· Ml'.'; LeKlic V1 ~agt~1 ur Kiss ler, v.; Vu., IS \'I ~! Unl\ IWJ' :.tl llll. Mrs. l!:ll:.~ • and Mrs. Ho!ZC'r. Cnlck. The Ebt'rsbach Const ruct! on Cu. onln!;: were. Dr Pomeroy, Ohio Cundid11te for Trustee of L ·~.tr l.l -·- -·_ _ _ _ , T own,hlp, at Ute eleellon No>. 3, -- - - - 1\l:'ll. • 1\tlJtllS , Yes ...SLEEP M;~. u- 1 Thursduy Mi~~ Marie Menl. Mil>S Dorothy · Ro.Judarmuor, Miss Dc..rothy Oav l'' I a11d Mr ~. Ot'lt' Bulrd, who were "\ Alileut> f-' rL doy 1or the Wathcr.• ' mcetm~. :,pt·n~ the week at C0lu m 1lg ..u's A: PtlrUimouth coJUded wllh Il l 1· lme. I ot .. ~&dvertlaement wl.ll be t.a.t.eu tor .___ Lban a mlnlnlum ch.Llrge oJ I poli~. b. Ml!iii FlallC!':, p Le!'~Oil llll d eno, e l, .• appreciated. operation a ~ HIM!:er hospital ' 1111 1 GRIFf ARCHER I OFFICE RS MAKE RAIDS Saturdav ' Fede ral oftl.ccr:.; made several Mrs. F . Sll ilth llus re~Ul w~d Candidate for Trustee o f raids here Fl'lday night arreslina: !rum Hw1tmgto11 u1Lu1 v1~1tm~ 1n t.• Sali,bu.-y Town•hip at tht: thrcu locui persons on liquor char!{· , her su;ter. Ml~ EdiHIHl Peop le~; . es filed iu lhe court of UniLed I' Mr. and ML~ . Ha1 vry Wulle a:c 1 electio!l. Nov. 3, 1931. Stat.e~ comntisslOncr at Ctlllllcothe. Ihome from .1 v1s1t wnh relativct> J.t 1 T he men arrested llcre, are : Harry L11.nC!lstcr Til ~· ~1poprt tiJld influenct· o~ ao~l Coug henour. Dud Halley, and Ar Mn> Q llv£r Erlentrach of Col am ·,· c t1·r~ both men nnd wom~n. wta ; thu r Hl!lrnan. bus wa s ttw guesl <J( ht!r Sl~tc1, boJ grn telully app rcciawrt , lt wus also reported that a wom- M 1 s~ Fhm:mt: Baker . HARRY SMITH j an ret~ldmg on Spruce street here, o R. Rl{:nar\.1:, ol waahfiw,LoJI -\ wa.'i also arreswd b:; tilt! Fedt'ral n c arnvell 1\t:rr. nnd \\tll vJs~t Cand1dat ~ for TRUS ·EE ol Sull'.•i office rs and RIJpcu.retl 10 llw Chll - w;~ll 'i rh:•mh 111 Galua wunty. bury T c:wn!'.hlp, M t!w el• ctLou 1 litothe court. The wotnatl'~ name Mn. M. E HathllUIIJ ol Ru~lnntl i on. manner u to brill& euull:.i to )oi>U. -~~--- - ~~ ~- ~-.---- I 1 I Candidate for TRUSTEE of Sall.!i- I MONDAY , NOVI!:MBER 2. 1P3l 1mobil!' ca u::.c·d lhe dcnth of Lloyd 1 dL~J o.t lot9 ho.-.le or ;t.Jurles sutter- 1 ear M11.rletta wa!> cnuilie1 to.J 1todi\Y wa~:~ 1ead from hl.s lnjurle4 . Nc .... c~mer, 41;, head Of the ' New .' :.1 wh .. I 11•• waa s~ 1·uck by an aut.o- d'!t~ b an ~~outomobl!e dn v~n IJ~ I' nitnal t!!iCn~d y£t.tetdiY ~ CameL automobile a@.:~ncy at Mans- mobile Harok! Oamp~l l Ul dLiver Qe(lrge Gloeckner at SmiLh·Jal~.~ an~tl 11101 ~ belnl led ba.ck to } .UiaL field. . d 1h t- '1t whkh \t1 uc k SapP, was Pa. as McPeek. was crOi.S.Ing a 1tll!.~ r b• ,, man anu Ius 1011 One )'outn was killeO and 6 w~ h 1•• 1 · h , ., . , l\..8 8 arm , 11 . •-j . d ,_ ... ly . e"" o • u mam augn 1er c arg .. Memb«:n~ of McPeek.l.i ramU) 1\lt- wht n th• 1-- .JU clla ra.:d ana struck persons we1 e ... ure ser........, .&II ,, H C t ld · l twoClevelandtramcacctdenta.The l ti::1 ~ .. arr 1El J o 1 o 1umusn ~aedtheBCCent. . i th·• !llthe:n 1 thebatck. t..clm 1 was Joseph Levine, 16, who I Wi! S r:rr.st cd \her~ lOI!owhrg d· e:t from lnjuries he suatalned . r:Ju.;;t . whJLh Hr. : : lve::! hi.s car and :=m:ll , 'nen he was struck by an automo- two c.thers . He was chllrliJed with .+;...H •• ;;;;unllllwut' r:u;:wur.numnunuauuunt:rnumt:ntt , bile while runnlna for a street caL 1belns 1utox1cat.ed. Uarrt&on recr~H·- 1 ln another Oleveland accident.. ed L'Uta. __ --~---. _ _ _ I GILBERT WEEKS (12 pt.) . • • Marpret u:ornn. tO. yu In an aceklent. near OoiumbUs. Robe11. Bechriit of P!otpe<:t wu &Tid knocked under a 1treet Uri. RuUl Spry, J . E. Rolera and l e.bsolved ot blame ~ben hia ILU\.0 car. The wheelll of t.he alftet. c.tr ILumora Roaers wert' InJured when ~otrut.k. N.ts. Henrie~\& l!huey. • · severa.J ber left 1~. accordlni t.o i a car driven by HowarQ< Bpo ot wld.cw oi Dr. AUiitln Slllley al:d ln- I struck !Contilll' ":1 [rom oaae one> BLUt: DEVILS AKE Dr nml M•s \'OL I LIOl~. Mu;o l-fllPUSHED BY WELLSTON 1u1ed Miller, M!&'i Lu.m11. T l iULman The oallia ACII.demy hlgh L;ChoOJ m1d MlSJ; Anu.1 Tlues~,·n. . I Blue DevLls can1e tlu·ough with a ·to hig'• 11 Wes,n 1 0 AKl' ,~ l'E •\K"' vLcLoryover tltMISSIN "' sc hool U:IW'I at lhe la.tters netd, Mrs. Mo.LJ .~c R.LIOC Cook. ML!;IIIOLlSa.lwday mornlni. by a score of 19 j lli Y under the Boara of Forelj.l to 6. MLr.sicn5 cr the Presb)'tE:rlan Whllc it was ~he first time thlll j church , was the speaker at lhe sellSc.n lhe I?evils 11ave been -&e~ Prel:ib)'terian church !:ere Sunela.v on, they stlll remaln lmdeteated nmrnlng. Mr~ Cook 1S JW>t comwlt h but three more games to . be j ptetmg a two wcckb 5\)ellklng tu~r pla yt>d The Wellston aggrewatwu c! tile PresbyterY of Athens Wh L . ~ preL>entrd plenty of fl.g:ht dur~ e n tiLe tnls:)lon fie ld, 5h~ oc . up1ec. · The ~;upport and Influence ot sll voters, bottl men and wom ~n. wlU be rraWuJly appreciated . • MR. Violent .----------::::::::::::::::::-----------1 10-3U-4t POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS . 1gc per -lin•· l')'pe like tb!J a;~r line. Hill. See Carl • MONDAY. NOVID&BIIlR I, ld ! p, DERN IT.' (; tf,\NCo•. Ot' RELIABLE ct~llml MAN .1 11-l-:lt i :J .' WANTED- lurmen; 111 Mat>on C 11 1J. Jt.1. W Va Wonderful OIJP:JI'I un ;, .1 ' Ml>-~W $R to $20 d ully, No ex ~ ~~ , _ 1'11c.:t' 01 cu. t>ltal needed. Wr llL' l 1 liuy. Presto! For ConaiabJe Of Saliabury Town•h; p Llt"t: l'lMI~ -~~------ -Preccd<mt in ll illory Tht· 1 k tv r.1 nt ttu• Hl(!llli!'M' >~I •·r tilt' Hu:- >~ ILLll !oi In 1110:"• 11'1 1 ~ lll t•,ll l '~l M c N+.!!iS Company, Dept. U, f"rt't']Hi l l, I\l l tlOl l\, r C~ [' !'I'li\PII, nn{\ p»rt w~l!t· l lt'~ an• un •!t•i·k. Peter Godfrey Wanted- - - -···- _ Ill .. QIJCIIrd to dtan::c ('Udl ni;;:-hi t!1e h o11 r~ tl nr :1r;; \\'ltkh 1h~ sla rt'loo.rd: L And the Pawn of Fate Becomes a Debutante! l u~l n ll•L' In nmdl'l'll tlnl!'s l!f t lu • •h· ft> : /1 l•f II l>nlio•H 'I f Will!!• lll\'1\ h.\' II 1\:l l l"n uf ,·,·ltorr •d rno•n IN Liquid Diet HELLQ (ASPER $l-IE'S I PLACE AT I...INERY WEE~\.! IT'S A MIL. ANOTHER THtNl-r, TOO! t-1AYBE 5HE WON'T BE '50 CARELESS WITH MY DOU4H WHEN 5 HE l=lt-105 OUT EE, WHE N I HE:ARD THE 1:lOOR OPEN IT WA5A ·I By JIMMY MURPHY .-· FROM COLONEL WELL, t-~OOFI;R'!;: HE HAO THE. COFFEE POT PERI<IN4 A'i'> lUKE THAT, TOOTS~ \ '3 Tl-tA.T USuAL\ MY, BUT HE DRINKS A l.OT OF COFFt::E! fiE DRANK PLENTY WHILE I WA5 oHERt::! N\CE? Dro HE DRINK. CASPER> :;ll<.oEEN 5AUCERFULS, iHISI~ FA'!'HEI!i:.~ FOOT'ST'EPS !·· Wlt.LIE: HEST'O"-l~ "!WO BOYS, -WII.I,.IE ·"~'' AND JACi<.~· A~E ·eoil·f ~Ai<iNG GOOD ON '!HE MICHic;A~ El.EVE,I.I I • ·i eleven, next June. Ut·n• fi~lri .t:;cne.·al with i A fbn cce. oOQT5\ ni<:C·j cou pl e, whal? HOW HARD )Y ·~'J;('--_,;:, IT TO ' Evau ~ · 1 12- Peunsylvanla lu~rc. 19- lllinou; at Urbana. 1 ! • A Suhstitute "Star" ' ---ro S ~o-t ~ r a~o Ou'T ABO~,.~ 'r "11--\E "STAR~ 3",ANE "'" WM LO\JE::S .._,H; '5\-IE! -n-v:-.' ,M rr::l'1114f!ll" Fanchon Meredith takes her chance to wipe out the dark memory of her girlhood-a new identity -and a career packed full of thrills. LO'JE"i. \-liE' NOT ---...------- 'TH'E:~ . The term "k lng'll h l ;~:lr,,n _, .. IIUl'l been used from 1111 enLI,v p('ricotl. pa r 1 tlculnrl:f' In l\ngland, wi1Prl' it tiP-; ,, ' 7 .<(~ same stnke. ' ' I ; '-.. "' 1 , .... ··--t~---~ 1rs .... .. -.,:-~~~ D lt....Jpar ans rop t I F• t ~ ~ lgnnlf>d the ch/('f or prltH'il•nlrun.J,. .trnvell'd hy the public nn•l br,u;::ll • ; uudl'r th e l) rOI<' r'tlnn nf lh<• lil L 1;::· ~ i IH'llee. In 1•n rl)' 8p;mi:<li ·A IIIt'l'kn lll l', \et"lil l'CfCrrl!(! loJ (lllhllc lti :::il ll ll ,\'1! t i' ('OilSU'U<:IC!.I nt the (''C(I('Il$e uf l1 11• con es : ''""- I U·Z BILLY'S UNCLE --~~ -.oBEFORE New York, :J- IN8-Thooe I ,.,......,.,...... who l10ld that Benny Friedman is · ..__ , -~- ~­ the world's gredest JOOtball player ' ' pointed wtJh pndc :.Odoy to ttle · (former all-American quarter back·~ . la~hiovement.s In h i:. return to pro football yesterday. Rejoining the New York Olanl!i after an abllence of nearly a year, ' S"CCESSFUL trane:mission of father, the wonderful• Willie. lErties. :At thla writing, effort• tile form er Mlcl'ltgan star pa••ed th i! ~~' r h ........ t•s almost ao. impoadble goal, were being made to keep Willie on way for both of New York 's toucn _ · athletic prowess from fat er """' the 8quad, acc..,rding to reports , downs with fo rwar d pas~::es as th•• as of course. becauso their "old man" !rom Ann Arbor. Indeed, be was J Olat1ts blanked the PorLsmouth 1 to ••n t·, about u •are • 11 · ted "lhe t 88 t No c ne lilcet o persr.m who ·... inherited mental capacity. The <Jff- genera Y IS "' as making gi)Od wlth the Wolverines j Spartans, lt to 0. Tb$'1 Brlartanr. , anrins of a mighty b~ll pla yer or fullback of aU time,Y e was thoua:h overshadowed by IUs 1nad chalked up eight st~lligh l vic· I braoth il bad. So be Sl•te t, ~r. for ~ple, 1,1 usually a chief pile-driver at: Miehl_gan early bMther. , tcrles and had been tied wltll lu1-ep your bnt(lth beyond 511 ~ medlocritr if he'& l'!ven that. P'e in the centurf·when Coach "HurryAnd then th.-e's Paul Stan, , Gree_n Bay ror first place tn Lhe , aciOD of a military or a p<Jlltlcal Up" Yost wU the wJmrdly im- Chlcago's ace quarterback. 'Wbe rNatoonal !cotball league 1 ~iclo 11. Vov con do lh:s b ,. cealua ;n011t often ts h1eky tQ turn preaarioc of thoae electrifying plata under the muterl:r and pa- 1 Ernie Never~. former Stanforrl 1 garglin1J wifh listerin o, 1l1e ~a f" o'a t a .placid buslnes!l man or a ao- "point--a·mlnute teams." rental eye of the lllll'OOns' "Grand - luminary. r,tancd as the Chlca~p , cial stuffed 4hJrt. Parental ~arne His son11 J~k and .Willie, both Old Man" now cele.brattnrhis for- car<tlna ls beat Bro,Jkl yn, 14 to ·;. ;onti~f!P.I!c-impruv!ls ~~·o ur · in aU , llleh cases is a hand~c~p, look P~tnlaipg in the Michigan tleth year as athletic tnal!lter of the · Stapleton t1elt Providence. 1 lo 7. llygie.1c, :hecks infllr:ti l"· ~- rat"'•r than a help, to the upmng backf!eld t¥.olh recent reporta Midwa.1. "Pat" Page's son abo ho -..,1 Htatoey and leJ'8Dd set havett that 1Junior," discouraged playa with Chi , OHIO STATE W ( L L 1 ;;~nd d eJtrQys Odors in,i ::1< 1. dwrt~ 'gtnrt btlkl standards f>1r because he waa a11i~ed to Squdid~d Almollt two dec:ades B§,O Walter I Lomb~:~rt ~hormr;:QI Carr-par. ~~~e"::'to w<>uJd· t•i~J:'ot'l,"llt., 0 th tho 'F~tber Sllouis '~>~• u s.~. lh~etie or inteUeetual fields di11- 1eam to .e e e r e AmerJcan football," etarred at _ · ,, • ·• · , ( . ..._;-tt ,.re, with >th~ m~s- brothers aa • grid 11ta~ butu~~fh halfb~ck for Yale~ • .co . gp~l1Ji· o.,.u.J._v.• 2,-!-!.ltfB+ollh ." ., . ~ ~ r~ 11 18 ~1~>lt~·£"fi~d-IP.Jd · .~t '·.' We$1Byan, tllC Uiitver)!lty Of W!\~~ : :BUll fa~er ·~ in \co~tp.~ .. ~f.h. 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BATILE TO GAIN POLITICAL LEA 01 BABY MAY DIE Fractured; Skull Auto H1ta Truck Parked Without L1ghta DODGE and PLYMOUTH paasenger can sold 1n Me1ga County dunng October AS ANY OTHER THREE MAKES COMBINED Stmdar records the country over Never 1n automob1le h~atory have such value& been offered u Walter P Chrytler 11 now g1v1ng m the new Dod11e and Plymouth. The advanced Improvements mdude the Mono-P1ece Safety All Steel Body, Hydrauhc Brakes which •• the only 100% aahafac· The new Doubi.,.Drop Frame tory four·wheel brake ever used Advanced Free·Wheehng The Wonderful Plymouth Floating Power, fully covered by Chrysler patenta WHY WAIT A YEAR OR TWO FOR OTHER MAKES TO Galhpoha M a ri Replacra Fonner Wnden, Remov· ed ' 1 for Cause" ColumbU!Il o Nov 2- 1N8-A thorcugh nha.ke up has be n start il th.. st.ate cu tservatlon dlVlS lm1 lJy Conservation CommiSsioner Willam H Reinhart lt wns mn nounced today Mx game protEctors have beel\ removed and three others have been to the ranK of cnn wlth t~erased saL chanaes are exp!!Cled be made socn Three a:ame protectors were 1e mond because the count' they serv£ already has cml! game protec r It was said They are T B Mathews of Scioto Harry Ku11n or Medina and Alb .. rt Wellll of Pick .... away GaUipoUs was 0 E Harrison oama county ADOPT THESE IMPROVEMENTS WHEN THEY CAN BE I the conservat~ be divided aa of HAD RIGHT NOW IN THE NEW DODGE AND PLYMOUTH. USED CARS r0 Keep the SchooIa of Pomeroy Open Neceuary to V-ote X - Participation Fo• Equa\l:r.a.Uon Fund "' Stat It f8 Educat • 1 I Against Participation In Btntl' Ed MAN PASSES AWAY t 1\1101 I Dropsy Stanley A Blosser age 30 yen at the home of his p1ueu~ Mrs Homer Blosser near ThJB IR a vote for State Atd n gtft of $20 000 t( ana than you can poa11bly f1nd elsewhere MAKii: YOUR OWN ~~::-~::~ ho.d mcrea~e taxe~:. Iii;;[,,;;;;; Sunday about noon from dropsy and heart trouble He leaves to mourn their loss his pa.rents three brother& and ont: <dater The funeral ser\'ltes wlll be conducted Tuesday at 1 o clocK at. the Kyger church by Rcv BOlton Burl.al a.t Eco In charge of Fins terwald undertakers [BAY] not PI'C!Vi :.-·~ ---·.-. auppll~ thoAe sections The salaries 01 each $140 a month and ex They were promoted aa a. the dlvil!lion 11 new tnerJt TERMS. Stanley Blauer, 30, of Heart Trouble and Equalization Fund f'omeroy Posthvely wtll NOT Without th1s HchUo ls wtll close Sellmg ao many new cara has Increased our Uaed Car Stock and we can g1ve you better valuelll 1n almoat every make uaed car the <llvlslml eald they R. H. RAWLINGS SONS Dod11e and Plymouth alwaya Dependable or" Middlepcn1 to stve the polttlca) or any of the persons ...... by the shake up .,._or~-----·· Don't forllet the a•• Dinner (Chicken or Roaal Potk) to be aerved by the Bethauy Chun:h Ladies ., on Electilll! Day, Novem• !!!I 1ber 3, Price 50 ceDis. - MOVING PICTUR[ INDUSTRY MAY 8[ nVOLUTIONilEO Dix and His Bride IBIJCKB[S 1 GO fD rou~ TO SH[Cf I HltiR f~V~RITES Conference Ao Re ult Of Dtscovery Oi l Nt'.'W Element u87" I By Proleasor $7 500,000 Welfare ~ At Stake In Today'o Elecllono BALANCE OF POWER TO DISCUSS CASE JACOB PAPISH STATE WATCHED Dependent On How Vot· era Ballot, Three Guh· I Wage AdJustment, Employees Have Ideas To Subm•t Expert Th10ka Element W 11l Ehmmate No•••• In Talk1ea As Pohhcal Key To Get Idea Of Trend Of F 1ve Member• Of Con· gren To Be Elected I In Four State• Call On Ra1lway Heada To Meet Workera In ernator1al Scraps According lo the County Clerk,_Recorda, there were aa many Worries Nation Nat1on'1 Votera ' 1 l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. 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