https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d7665b82d9f68d11ca569810faf99d8.pdf 40f44248f5895fa8c05c6f26d9007bed PDF Text Text 1VISDAY, NOVDOER' 3, 101: 1 .. 4 .5 I id l l S 1 /1Tr"r t • 'J" 1~ u SESSIOM READERS NOTICE-If .COUNCil HHD ·'"MIDAY· r. "1. you WEATHER FORECAST-;- ;;, .._ the Newa Office of Tie DaiiJ TrlbuM, ..u 236-L 1 the Buoiauo Ollice aak for 202-R. if ;1.U f!lemhen are Present; :·.~_tila Are Read And '· ~Waminc_ Sounded BY CLERK WEBSTER Ohkl and West Virctnla- Palr Cooler t.onlcht and Thursday ~ FULL LEASED , VOL. VI NO. 44 I~TERNATIONAL WIRE OF r, , .. -""'..., ~- . -- ....' want 'f NEWS SERVICE I IF IT'S NllWS IT 8 IN THII DAJL Y TRIBUNE POMEROY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1931 . llY CARRIEk 14 CI::.N' ra•U YN •- U 00 I~ t'IUC~UNDAY 11~ I 6 CE.N'l'tl - • •'pn Fiaanc:ial 1, Condition; Salary Ordinan<e Is Given Read in1 ....... •••••• emocrats n . ~o-ntro . ch·IDa prot • _ongres$ • Jap Offensive . Three 01 Five Seats At "'D Results Prove Citizens ; Stake In Eleetlous Held j es~ Want Cbtldrea Kept Ia Tuesday Lost By G. o. P. J~P~N[~[ THOOP~ ' OHIOMOTHERSHOOTSHERTWO STRON~ PROTEST Sehool; Bond Issue Lost I ~:::~.~:1t:~~:e?t':'pa;.i~ ~~~.~~:-dsy 11~[ll[ noAiloo•o~ I ~ AUGHTER~; -~OMMITS SUICIDE,IS PRES. ENTED TO WelfMil.~oM:~!~~:nrdA~~ <;..:irt~ •. :.::~d ~~r~·~ n H 11 s-..... Mayors Of Mei•• Munidpalitiea VICTORISWET;VANQUISHED, DRY NORTHOrMUKO[NI SixMoa;."~~:::.7eti~~:·~-;!~ 1n;ured, l l[~~U[ BY CHINA TWODEMOCRATSINNEW couNCIL Nme Year Old Lua IN CASH PRIZES Master Masons t Wedneaday night, November 4th., at 7:30 ia the time aet for the regular commun· ication of Pomeroy Lod1e No. 164 F. &: A. M. at which time the Annual Eleetiono will be held. Every member ,of Pomeroy Lodle io e•mefll]l ~eated an~ eopecially ur· ,ad to h• .m•ent ai Uils it!~n •. By Order of The Worshipful Ma•ter• . Attest: J. Edward Fatter, Secreta..,.. ~ I Soldien :::: ;::o:,er,: a=t'·caJ~ n~: :~r~~r~s~r:d u::':e~ ~':d ~~~~ Security The bodies of lfra. Jamu A tl'lat weapon on the oaby The eid.¥ Pomeroy voters awakened Wednesday morning W trend was dtscermble today m yesterday's electwns. REJttDY FOR ATTACK Homer, 30 and her daUihter Pearl er dau11hter was shot throush the JN MANCHURIA h n d that wh1l e lhey had made some few changes m tho! 1 Th~ Democrats captured th1 ee of the five congresnine. were ft~und by nflll8hbon The heart 1 f th C 1 f h made ll'1 Seizul!el By Ja"'• Bottlet ctt1er daugbier, Cora, ldl: mdntb'J Mn. Homers death apparently Ob" T J De d 1 1personne o e1r OLlllCI. ew c anges were SIOQal seats at stak€ tn the hallotmg, elected a governoi aold wu rUihed to Jane C. . hD&-. wu lnflt.ant.a.neous, as physlciau<~ Jecta O &PI man other respects For ms tancc, the old war-horse, C. J. Het~.3, · 't b '-I 1 pita! where She wae re~ tO be reported that the bullet which en On Income From Chin· Annored. Train Of N J b h Ill ew ersey Y a !:!mas mg maJOri y, pro au Y e eclt'd Chineae In s serioUB oond.ltJon with a ~et. tert!d her body also took eft'ect In S It T was re-elected for the 11fth tim e by the electorate of the d1stmctly Democratic a governor m Kentucky, nnd were generally successful may orality contests In .1\ ew li.:ngland stutes wound near her heart. The woman's huabend wae. nOt Pelpinr NtJV 4---INB-Japa.nese at the hmne m\ the time of 1 the By OEOROE R HOLMES , ...... - - - - - - - .... • "'""' today seized ihe North anJ shoottna ~ 1 IN8Sta.J! Conespondent republicans, and farmer - lab· m ::S: :'!~~~~~:!n~~': No moUYe eould be ettab ed Washlnlfton, Nov - INs-Demonot ~attempt. to enier the elt.y, cratlc orp.nlza.t1on and control or fi.Ulng the two remp,Jnlng V;t.- where a Chlneee prrtaon wu pre,.. the next House t1f Repre&entntives one In New Jersey and on"' realst a.n accord.appee.red lnevlt&ble today on the Hampshire the repubJicans' ~aala of Tuesdays elections tie the oount numerically, but , 1 They captured thr£4! of the so it will do tbem little 1 WLF" De ~' stake 1n th'!l a. oontrolls coru:emed. nen we 1troya our Ohio are in the Homel Caulia1 latilft& e "' I:.... 000 \1. ' ~ -~4r""' .,._""'"<': ~ _..,_ ., --=.. ' ... ·,.,.~"' two i:~~ra~~ vtctortee ~ the Jand and Brooklyn dl&trtct& were expected The result. 1n the Mlcb- thatl Original republlAI a Pl"Oiteaallfes the d~mocrata repubUcans anywa-y, tbe district In M5 years He defeM- l4ld barring unexpected developf'd Poss 0 Eldred tRJ who had the menta they probe.bly will vot::! \\lth a.etlve support of Republican na- the demoera..r; ror organization tlonal leaders Oddly enough, the e1ihth Michl'" IIUl diStrict was the only one in COlumbus, 0 , Nov t-INS -Auglalze and Clinton couuYesterdayl!l' elec:Uons whk:h ed an out-and-out isp ties staged 8 hot and cloa& sue Hart, the flght last nlgbt 1n a race to was thOJ'9U8lllY wet Eldred. tb~c;:_ l be first in ~tttlng theli re publican loser, was dry The weta turns on the welfare bond found great 10lace in the out..ccml' ~~ to ~~or State for tbe district Is a rural one Ibn& ence Clinton represented by Uncle Joe Pord- 1 county held the honors today ney eo-author of the Fordney-Mc~:;~~~~~~~by the margin ot Cumber Tariff act enacted soon after the war Clinton county II board or The chief Republican victory wu election rallied to be flut .n In the ftrst OhiO (Cincinnati) cUllrrlnilnl'f~n the com)lete retrlct, for years repreaenw.:t by the I urns a r Auglalze COWlty late l!lpeaker, 'NI.ck Longworth = e : N.,....o~:C:Itl~~onbythae There they elacted John B. HOllis- I ter over Sta.te Senator David Lar - 1 m~l:~a:.,., comple~-: br.ch, by a majority that wUl a.p- ~ "" preach 20.000 ~~ ~~ur"!n~=~~~:~ '11le Olnclnnatl district ;tr\.Rtnted alter the polls closed at Wllthe I New Fresh Merchandise Direct From The Factorles • TWO IDENTICAL ARTICLES Are Offered For The, Pri<e Of One Plus One Cent SALE Starts Priced From $22.50 Up HeaNII&r&en for New! hrfec,tion Oil Heaters. Ray -Gio and Resner c.._ Hea&en. _ Priced from $2.95 Up ......... McMaster Hdwe. Co. TWO STORES Pomeror L. D. MeMul.er, OWner Middleport LASTS ALL WEIK MORE THAN 125 ITEMS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF ' Tbe BesaU Store A HEATER FOR EVERY PURPOSE-All Priced al BRrraln SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE BUYING Wednesday, Nov. 4 ' ' .! • • · ~ ~~ Barton's H. W Mr.Muter, Owner ' Leon Errol, Zuu Pitta, Mitzi H...- aad a~; c:r-, Lilyan Tuhmu and Jukie Searl. ALSO COMEDY "HUDSON AND IT'S MOODS" 1:.b !on~bat~~n~ba~:r S:~~~ • mln&Wn _, throuah by 80me 3.500 Yotes On t.lu• baais of that vote and the hard rubeinatorlal contel!ltll, pclitical Intimes ot the put two Yeu.lt., tht> tereat here Lurned to the test of Demoerata and built hllrh hopes of 8 carrying: the dlatrlct yesterday ~ In New York between oov ~ ~":=.0wh~~;~~teadn~n Eax c~~~ Both ee sent money aJod na- cut victory for Lhe former tlonal speakers to OtnclnnaU The outcome WM cUaa.ppolntln' tn t.he Rooflevelt I!JPOl1liOI'fld an amendDemoorat., but they ooniOled tlae;m- ment to the constitution permitting aelvee with the eilhth llkb1p.n \he state to &cqulre abandoned = ~ri;~.or tholr laacltm ~~~re:a~:nun~ •a= : , ::~~ 'l~u.~~n:.:.~ I::U~ t~iu:o~~f:";:tte~ 2 1 1n1 Tbly tJtat.td 'l. ·..:e aonare-mea out ot tht ft.vt thl' ftN run• D1nl &ftd ln addition tht ~ l~nd • h • th 1 1r thll mornint: to lVI won ·'1 13ubmla~--«mll~ lhto!n ~!~ ~· :....:~·'~ .. ha__.., __ ....,..I1 ocra.., • - - - w Yl - 11 I IC! • ed l)r a mt.JOrlt)' in IIOIM 01' 100,• ' 000 ta Kentuoky, early rtpur$11 h • dkated. tb8 elac!Uon of Judp lt.UbY l:aft'OOD, Democrat, over hll ltepulillcan opponen~ Mayor W1Ullm Han11on of LoulavW. Tlae otbeJ I'Qbernatortal contett wu In J4il.. tlsltpPI Where lt wu me...ty a • matter Of railfJinl tbe outcome of the Democratic primary Nowbe~ ~ except tn the tint Qbll) dlatrk:t cua the republleaM appear able u,' cbect the democratic tid" that appeared ftnt. a year qo In tbe ~ elections. At that time, ~ democrata overt:urned. hup rtJ»ubllcaa majorities in both Bellate IUld Bouee and placed lthemlelnl In poaUJan to exert aet.l control or both. '11iere were no senatorial etectiona; restei'c1ay and the ~nBWJ tliere remalna 48 republlca,na, 47 democrata. bad 1 farmer-labortte Tile llouee, With ttiU two vacanctea, Btood today. 217 democrats 1 t o\\n wtth 96 votel'l t o spnre, accordmg to the unoftl- tabulatwn. P.Lush wht:~~W re.ce w11 ,1 Chas.( t '"'"'""'- _ .. ,... ..... .., ........ _ _ ... - · ed _no answer n:cited much intenst de- Bond lssLe went over with n !la.Jli t.he LeaJue of Natlon8 by Dr Al- feated Mr Ricketts wit h 12G vo. vS as It wu generally expect¢<~ a q,.a fred SSe the Chinese deleaate more than he needed to t1r At would do when Ltw pevplc of Mld1 The- Cblneae note declared that that Mr RltfttL~ surprised man~ 1dleport mo.de an lnvestlgallon lnt.o the northward movement of Japan of Pomeroy ll so-called t;Xp l:'ri . U.L thllt subject elll! troops Into the TIIIY:lhar area calllna: the turn on the vote'!'; Syracuse ~lected Wm Mathewaon T ed . • enda.qered relations between Jap- In the CouncU, that Bre zy I MQ.yor once more Richard Duckrapp ID Weat V!lrcirua ..,n and BoYiet Ru.aaJ,a. and agaln Heta:bU product, now llvlllrr in su- worth had no for 1demaQded U\'!1 Htttnl of the J&p- PT Run went under t,afe v.1re an Mine Wheu ~losioa Potta Killa Th.., . . ... :P, ,Stile ~mli:Kied. t.h4 ~that. ~~~ tbo pack, an1 , 1}. ~ havLIIC nearly B&th. _ - -1 :11~:~~th~a:-ed~:S!11U! R~ta Picture Stars Ar• IRescuers Despair Rou t ed By Fjre I Of Savmg • M*Iners I I 1 I I L a« fl"" s~ll 1 the heart es.e a axea 1 old The lil&.l'lnr was discovered oy nelthbora who stopped at t.he home : Genna Nov 4-IN5-A vlgoiUus t 1al loDd Investigated when they recelv I prQtest a1ainat the mtlmslve oon Ba 111 1 lgan district, however, W&B an upaet Michael J Hart ,was eleot~ t.here by a majot1~y of about 6,000 votes, the flrst Democrat oo win •••r - Republicans Elated By Fine Victory Of Hollister I Delawate-, o~ Nov t-IN$--A 'ltor the mothers act by ofllclals ln I1 · W"th "--~' _ 1 M"ddl I eport Scoo 1 Bond 1aaue Carraea l LaWF, Over Lorbach In Battleground Of Late "Nick" Fail To Enter City Garr- Delaw.,e counly moth" ""' h" ~ ·-•••• the ""umstances ""- I Dr Sze Delelale Claim• Meeo Beats Johnston; Meea, M<Culloulh New · "tY May R.,ac h 20' 000 •tsoneel BY Ch"10ese two daughters kiWhl one of them, roundlnr the eplsode • ' J Uttices Of Th e p eace Loagworth ; M&JOrl and then comm1ttec1suiclde at tbell 1 BeUef was exprt"Med that Mr.. I Movement Endangers Washmgton, Nov 1 - INS-A Attention b• to Bullet Throurh Heart, j ..... .......... I···· wlnoee· •-..:x ~ · ~ v: .. -<~ o;o....•:... ~*»an--Gee~ . ~ ~-t il IDO ._. . .,. .. Dn•r; ·44 ll E. Logan, W Va NoY 4>-IN&.:-- fJuU ~ ''ivacv.tkm had already ne&relt (,om itor was s;;:~nd btma NearlJI, exhauat.ro by an nil-night ctJmmenaed:" and declartd that the wttll a few more than 800 1he The sChool board fight findS c A hdee bOttled up a. fH,reb re.acue crews today strunled Tokio lfOvemmeoi bad. now ~fus- well known emt.lmer llDd under- Sprlnpr, c H, WUliama :ani Heru-y tttln, but m-..ces a(lalnst smoke l!lnd after-damp 1n ed to DejOil&it wtth the Hank.lnfl: j taker, Ruel Ptosterwald showed Zelher chtJaen tar the long term 181d that the Ohlnese movem,el).t an effort to tt.'O.Ch two men tro.p- a;ovemgwnt on the Mlbchurlan tome of hill Democra.Uc frtmdl how and W P Blliek and RJCll;nd TWllllatl wa• belnl carrled nut stroyed four reatdencea ped In the No 20 mine or the Ia:~ sltuaLJon and had refused t.o r.eeol- 1to corral vote& without maklns: an RaWIJillf!! fdr the sh6tt term out without. blood&bed, accordtnc ~ dan'lqe t~f •100,000, and a time land Cretk Ooal Company at Whit 1nlze the Ieaamy Ol \he reaoluti~ ttfmt, this amlal aentleman clickRutland fout1d their old Mayo1 early reporta, Marahal Chapa ex- threatened the entJre beo.ol:l com- man ,near here wh t n an explo~ion of October 22 1n which the Jeaeu lng into third pla<:e wtth 177 ntes. so good no m1e would run apl.n!lt preBBed. ~he fear of & .serious munlty killed three of th-eir comp:~.nh:r.1s council demanded eYacuatlon by Edgar Ebensbach Carl Sauvatc ... nnd him aa Geo Prall holds forth as 1111 clash there between Ohlnelll! and Btartlna: In the unocoupielil. relii- yesterday November 16 John Schaaf fo11oW£d 1n .te :: 1 du ual The same a:oes for Ben Pow-~11 Japanese troops, u well as ll.t Ts1 f N'-' 0 ,~, • __ A Cully Fr~ alld James Hohbs the Japanese authorities In ManChu named Albert H Durlilt lacked 20 88 Clerk lind Nora E.. McNaugbtcn tBihar, where a Jll.piUleee detach o _,, .... .an a ......., n ria, the note stated are demQ.Ildin'l" .. Ha Jtlh b t ment haa been dllpatched to make banker the blaze,fanued by a. two men still ~ns.tlln!J, will not be alllnoome from Chinese salt taxes 1YOte'J of etUn,. I& draw w1~h Schaaf as rteasurer rve)' nson ~ repair& on a Toanan-Anllankl rail lnahore aea breese, awept to rou?d allye th work.ns declared amoWlttng t.o Pfr.OOO.OOO annually for sixth position on the colUlc!l H Spires for Marshal an::! the m way bridge. home Of Barbara Stanwyc:k and Th. heat from the bias~ was too tmrlstlng that the prooeeda be turn mamc board ~ en the council ticket W E 'fheoTokyo, Nov husband Prank Fay reducing Ji,teat to iiVe the men a chance 1ed tJVer to the Japanese adminLSClark R G Webster who .s£em~> bald A E Barton A H l:bl.m troops, to J'Uin6 they saki I tratlun at Mukden to have all oppost~on baffled rod; i:R.rl KmA P A Jhiden and F C sla 1 The bodies of Willlo.m Db1ge81! ThE" revenue from these taxes 1 ~ in without an c:lPP: rnlt wl lh 79t Mutclller h a1 •10 oppO!>Jllc:ln T~ Residence& of Ned Mat"tol mo~ ern toln pl.cture director and producer and O.vld Am06 were t-ecoYered waa pointed out were needed by Rutland town.<~hip tru stees elected repa.ltlnl' a. and JOieph sanuey actor and dl- from the mini! workings yesterfto) China. to suaranlee varloUH roreig:u 1 were H M BelLon 1 N Taylor 8 over the Nonni rBCtor, WM't! the n~t to be burned t:~ ~0:~ !mc!:er ,:~:00~~! Joana A :-:::~u~~~!~!re In ~~~~n:'rr~~~:;d c 0 Miles as ·-- - -- werfl ftred on today by to the groUnd men were believed to have bt n 1 cr:-nnrction with Tuesday !: Mayor F 5,; Philson was elected dlers accordln8' to reports ~ls!l Bt.anwyck and Pay t.he lat.- kUWt almost instantly YOUTHFUL HEIR IS el~ctions iu Meigs county 1& Clerk. and L E Say~ was unophere ter s faUler were driYCn from thelr Two hundred and ninety-one 1 WHISKED TO SOUTH posed for treas urer Whlle NO casuai.les \\ere reJ)Orl- 1 home by the flre Their total 1068 miners who escaped from th.! ex~e ~~~ t~~tu~~~~ftv~ ...~a~~ 1 The hottest little pght m the ed the bleldent call8cll considerable house, furnlahn111 and jewelry was ploslon ~cause they wel'e working country rt'Sulted in t.hla "1Ua~;e for alarm here 150,000, Pl\)' said tn the major ~rectton of ~e mine St Petersburg ~"'!& Nov t-INS nlclpa.lltles were re-elected I the job a! Manhal, Earl Hart ana - • 8tal'8 and other celebrlttes ot the a!llb.ted racue crews 10 their ef- - Eight-yeiU'-old Parker UIUer so 1 Mayor Harley or Middleport IBll1 ru~ were tlecl at 60 all PRICE OF GASOLINE motion picture world formed • fcrt.s 'Ihe expiOSIC.l.l took place In or Thomas w Miller wealth)' Ash for hla third term Mayor For Colmcll DUloil Cross Howbucket brigade and pretented a an abandoned section which lhP land Ohio Rubber Manufacturer I H'I'M or Pomeroy who Is 71 lard Nelgler Marti ~ Rl'!lthrtlllhu. BOOSTED ONE CENT spread of theconfta.aratlon andaid- l ftve men were prepo.rlng for re- romped behind tbe high walls of for the ftfth time Mayor jHermUl Wolfe H W Rousn, and ed In removal of va.luable furnl- 1 op~nlng hJs lathers winter ea.tate flere to Prall had no oppoclitlon J L Wllooxen emerged victorious Tul8a, Okl& ,-;;;;" ._WS--Fol- ture from threatened re&ldencea Mme e;trlclo.ls blamed a fall of day obiiVlous of a plot qalnlt his ln the order named the lead lt set ltl blasting The ftre finally WIN! extfnlulahed slate for tbe cata.etrophe The slate life, \\hlle pollee ltept vigilant With returns from every pr-ecll)ll\ ell 1 ~ cents n by depakmenta from Banta Mon- etruck a trolley wire they said guard outside YOi:.es whll~ Anthony Or&.bc. for but Spacuse the particlpu&m 'for 011 Oompany lea, West Los Angekfl and Topan]IO and ~>parks from the wire set oft' 1a15 Whisked here by his parents I treasurer also experlem:t..<d no state aid went tJYer with a bang In an lncrea.ta of The Fay and SanUey homes were In the mine after a sene~~ of mylterious lettens dtmculty he too bemg wlthuut 6 all but two yot1ng places, LonJ the price of IOCcupied. and telephone call& had been re- pac!:!r to make thegolngtnterestlng Bottom and BedJord tu1•1ing Ute TROOPS DISPATCHED celved 1n ABlllBnd, tbreateniR8' th ' IThe next lntereattna 8J'1Jument frcm opposition down __ 1 boys life WJII!flll Miller paid *1.000 a lccal slandpolnt was the rae ~ t e Pomeroy showed 8 flm vo~ on The one cent lnereaae aft'ecte: all INJUBBD IN DI8TUBBANC,: to the ext4Jrt1onlsts, young Parke-~ t - - --yd Meeo 1_, 1 ~.. ,n ... th'· th om ,_ labulaU _, aradt-1:. of IJ1W)I1ne and 1.!1 In efl'ett HamiUoo, 0, NOV' 4-IN8-8&ot Bombay, Nov 4-lNs----Brltlsh was believed to be safe pollee ~~aid .......... rdlU ber' 1- 1h · ~Sci ;~, .., e un c..1 on ••.now~ trdM a.t all Its Oklahoma fllllnll by Constable Worley Mlnor durlnii: troops were dispatched today to 1 today manBoan!an ""'•m_ nko , hn ' ' ·, lng 1002 for as agalrut 239 against!h etattons &n election d1sturballCf at a rural ICMhmlr In northern Indio. to 1lld The boy arrived here with Mt an .u a ,..o ston aM 126 CJf these> 239 were cast n was expected that other eomp vott.na: booth yesterday Aaron Har- b\ suppresSing a M:l!llem revolt and Mrs Miller and w"s taken to Mlddlepcrt for the Salisbury Tow 1- Pomeroy third ward B' panlu would also Increase gasoline den, 2B nerro of New Miami, waa aimed a~ the ov~rthrow of the Han - 1 the Miller estate under pollc" Blllp Clerkihlp Moos finished w_u With all precincts he&rd from tn dead today du Maharajah Sir Harl Slnah guard in front In belns re-elected the county the Welfar ~ B:md bprleea --~- ___ ~--~--' . .., The local school bllttle ftn she[l sue of ,7,500,00 was kicked ln the with Bla!ttnar ltaO.lnl the field face to the tllne of 2 269 few as with nearly too YGle.s K£ehne was al{8tnst 3,666 against It S.Dta MOnlea, Cal, Not.1-r.r-rN8 -Mction picture celebrUII!B fled from their borne~ &odQ u fire 1 rap;d throuiJh the exclusive Ma.llbu Beach motiOn pictme colon' u.e· tm. .;.uaed ·I I I 1 I I I 1 ° 1 I S MAUDE ADAMS AT 58, VERY UNU~ UAL CHARACTER AS SHE RETURNS I~~co~d t~t>.!::::=!:h~~~d~~;~ ro FOOTLIGHTS, DR. PERLEY NUTTING, FAMOUS PHYSICIST, SAYS 1"Pete ~e:!:~e:~ee'sor ~~~t.:!,~ ae must hat .:! made quJte a 1.- bealih, Miss Ada.ma Ia baCk on..~! boards. She returned to the pW#I .... In Cll!veland laBt nla:ht in a produo: t.loo ot "Merchant. of Venice But otr-st.age, MaUde Ada.ma has eYer been the a.rti8tlc X, the unknown quantU.y and quality What. aort of peraon is she reallv at 68 year. of age? "Maude Adami ill MaUde Adams on tbe Hare,' a&ld Dr Nut.tinl "But tn private Ute you would not recopt&e her or know her iuo the IIUD.e womliUl ''She nner lived In the past a I hYJ Uved In ,,. preaen t and the ruture • Oomlder t.hat The loallt. ot Bro&d.way, Mabt Street and polnta east., wat, hort.h and south tor several reneration• The JeacUng woman for tb•t maat.er of An\etlea1:1 acton John Drew Bhe wlio pla.Jed the, role of Lady Babble J~ "The lJttle lll.nilter" more than a thOuand Umea to an ldula\tnl pubUo. And 11101t1 than tbat ln &be title role ot "PeW Pan." 'lbt eUln, WllttuJ Mau&e Adams, of tb.e penooauty intanatblrr th., mea hypnot1c theatrical pei'IOilqf! at 31 Pll)'8 In 40 )'8MB '! ~ i ·a \ : \ ~ I I 1 1 1 I day by a to vote rt wu the ftrtt tilt of t.he Roosevelt-Smith ~::"ty, and the Governor'$ ! (Edltor s Note One of the mmt fr1 here were Jubilaat today Intimate piCtures of Maude Adama, nutr the outcome It presaged to whOBe private periiOD&Ilty hu been Ultnr, bll Presidential nomlnatlon lltreened tn mystery, Is tnclude4 ln next. JUl.~ the foUowlnc article the aecxmd and coneludlDI' story based on an Oltvtland, Nov, 4-INB-On the Interview wlth Dr Perley G Nuttentb llnnlver-.ry of tts a.doptk.n tlna. noted government phyllcllt thrDQih t.ht ballot u the &oluUo~ He baa been cJo.elJ auoctated wlth o1 rJI city pyernmental evil&. her during Ute years of her retireOltveland voten 1o4ay bad reJeCt- ment ln aonnccUon with ezperled their J)J'faent. type of oUy m•n- ment.s on a new ata~ lla:htlnl tnllfl' rule In faYor of the old elec- •entlon Mia& Ada.rna hal Just rep 1 turned to the staae after an ab l¥e mayor-counoU 1Jitem StranJlDif of tuesday's aeneeBy of DAV 13 '118'""P' ""NTNBR election fromretums the elty'e 749 clncta today swelled the ma_.!"~ Copyrll:ht, 1131, by I N. 8. lctory 1 th ...... Wa.ahlnet.on, NOV"ember ~~ Y or e Danaceau charter Maude Adams see1113 Ute a penon amendment PJ'OYldlna for a chanre from another planet You cannot •U the system ot IJ'Ovtmment to an ftnd out •hat. a penon trom Mara unoftklal total Dr 1,12? votes The lll lUte a.nd you cannot ~ wbat ftoal unoftlclal vote n& 81.281 lor they are thiDtln& of yoU." and &1,970 apnlat. Tflb: l8 the diat1loldl by Dr. PerAa the results became lmciwn, ley 0 NUtUDI, not.ed aelenu.t, of preparatJona: were launched toda.y a peat actreal, ille Jeut known to ca.rry out the provlalons ot the woman of prominence tn tbe world new charter pla.n whloh Jnoludes ''She p.Ye you a f•llnl Of bell:ll a the renuwal of Ctty Manaaer Da.n- superhuman belnl at orae ttDJe1Uld lei &. M:omm ttom omce next Mdn- then of beiDa YHJ buman at-aoo-.. ther," be aald. <Continued on pqe UtreoJ OVercomlna: tbJrteen yean of 111 • ~~ "She never lived In the piW aa.ld Dr Nutting No old PJ'Oil'B.II'II no prerssed leaves from opmtns night bouquets tn Javendar and !are "No, there were neYer any souv etUrl aroup.d,'' Bald Dr Nutting 1'--except piCtures of her mot.her and lather No aouvenll'fl but there were memories "At her studlo--laboratoey In Stlhenectad)' where we worked for )'ean on her llshUng Jnvenllou, she Opt openlhoUBe for her friends Th ey wou ld , o f .-. ww s..._ ..,... t n trom all over the COWltry and talk ahop"' And Mlas Adama would relaLe anecdo&es to Dr Nutt1ns 11o11 thev worked. on colored ntm teats, tum eel on electrical currents and tinll:ered with mammoth JJa'ht bUb MlaB Adama often repeated R qldb from her friend, the late JUc:h&rd Hardlna Davis, which. fleelned. to amuse her yery mucfl "DaYII ..Ud that tbere were &lx J1aJea f011 • atreet ftgbt--e.lways hit tliat," ahe would chuckle to Dr Nutttna "She was very unconvent1otta1 1 Sh~ used a ~autttul and valuable I put.ation &.& a baseball umpire else ca-•• ch,.t lwo .,. , .... hun"'-" I the vcters would have ho.rdly t:e•• .....,.. hi bl years old for nrewood In bet j 1h:vu'.1 m !0 ct~opa e of umpiring apartment Bbe didn't care any- cases in the JU&ltt:!', oowt Pet~ thing about meale and clt'elmed in j ~ ~fl~d %:C~ t~o to l::e el~t~8 r old clothes said Dr Nut.tlnl e u OU!I was .~;~con In the ftlm. eonducted oy Mrs Gertrude Ooeb waa btaten Mlsa Adams In her laboratory wer;o The ten man rac:e for CollltQble many professlcmlll i.cton hired for I three to be chuaen narrov.-ed down the occasion They Included Mr to four Bay RoUSh, ran ahead af and Mrs Hua:h Reilly who were lu j lhe patk with Blll: Robson of Midthe cast wtth her many year~~ be- dleport 'eeond and Doddridge a.nd fore Evans so close that an ofBcial And, in line with her often-ex count will probably be nece<J.Sa.ry to pressed desire to be retnembered t'l dett:rmJne the .,.inner Ouly .;ven lhe -orld -•· u -_,_ hod •,..__... - - • vote& SC)lll'llted Ulese two accJrd .. U&Ut ,A on the stage, Ml&ll Adams efl'aetetl t•lt!: to the uno 111c... l COWlt all records or heraelf 1n these test The Salisbury Township Trustee films argument foW\d alx In the ring At times She was very Imp&- 1 with three to be selected Accm'dtlent " Dr Nuttlng aaid. 'Sbe Inc to the unoflk:l.a.l count, William dldn t Uke me to contradlct ber I Beyfrled Gilbert "Oyp" Weelu an l r would resign any number ot tlme'J Harry Smith survived the ordeal but Bhe would alwap smooth things In Middleport Mayor Ha'rley had over cbarmlnlly before I aot to the 1 Uttle trouble in convincilli the door. t ...crters that he Should be ch:m.n 'I'd do anything for her She & for another tenn Bet!. Fultz far a rreat woman " Clerk: and W H Stelt! for TreasurInctdentaU,, there Is a loqer er had no oppoaltion nor did t.he piece In "who s who' about Nut- I Al.x who 1R!re 00 the eounell tiel« Untr than there le about Maude 1John Ha•klne defeated Bill Rob· Adams I50tl lor Manhall and the SChool "'tl Ed~c:.: pf::cedc~WI~Y F=~d a:~ ~ 'ieev~=-J:rrv: :~dover J 'nle yote on the various questlant! and candidates follows Welfllft Bond bsue ; Por Against POMEROY Ma,'or C J Ht'ISS D Wm Hetzel, R HellS mo.jority Cieri!. R 0 Web.!lter ~e:r Anthony Graber Manbal Chaa; R1cltetts Dan'·~ R "'···• .....,....,, Rcw.h's majority Colllk!ll ISix to be i! IEct>edJ Neutzllng Duerr Flnsterwnld Ebersbach Sa.uva e Sehaa~ Durst Nea11e I ~ate Lt!ltWUI!'I' f trail!! --;;;:::..:::::;-:= =='"""':;-'"" (ContiJlued on ~ 'Pare thfee) ~ 1 } J~ I ) 1 I \ • jl r 1 �OlllO. Maybe ~'m Wrong 1 Mr ~!::~=-~ ... tl ••ssw. I . < :·~q~~q "t. " • - OMt .....rnA~ · ~·I!C~ ~1if~ ~- I ' -- ,..,..,...,bl'-IIL 1-. Cf•" IPL 011111 - - - - - - OMNIPOTENT CARE-The Lord. ohall presenre !l'linJ out a11d t~y coming in from this time forth, and fpr evermore .-Psolm 121:8. .. ' l I' ' '[llow J~CK[TS Sr. and Oeo Lerner u.Uended the rootball at Athen11 S&turday. D E. N ~ WLon ~tnd &.ilph Rlftle l! It 'I'ue6day for a ~n day trip to I All)ert Ownt.her of CharleatOn Is Htitlng hw p&renl.s, Mr. and Mr8 A D OulnUu~r Mr Oulnt.her who Jlss bef'll serlotU>Jy Ul. 11;. somcwrnt.L I I lI ' PBON& ..... IC'a. o..r.on ~Ptine d T PI I xpecte 0 • ~y n Loran Tdt ~ ~gular strln~t: crowd local tans ex~ted w on theofLogan neld Isand a large journey there with the team will be out ba.eldleld menofotthat the game becallli! of Injuries The two are. Tud y Estep and Shorty Beaver. Estep has an infected hand and BeJ:Lver IS suffering lrom 'a Jeg Injury sus· talned In the Athena tut The personnel of thH Jacket back field Wltl be rea rranged and In I .~:.plot: I ~ry ~lek. Ave~ ~ I ~ I ~- ~ J!.~'!:'m . ·. ..._ Pl.lllTlDler Beeson MO Moaaman 517 0A A. Dlllard Ml8 C L . BrOOk& Sebeoi &oDd I•• :U'J Y ~ ju': . : . JI&CINE Ma ..7 ...,...,.. L. E. BIBiyre IEarl Mu.nlul Han Bill RICe C~LH~ndl Dlllt ro CrOM Howard Neltl1er Martm Relthmi!Jer Herman Wol1t' H W RoW!h J L Wlloox~n Pred Bell Slm~~TLAND Mayor 872 GPo Prall 43 718 768 764 19 W NUkr . . . . . . . . . , .. , IYtiCVIt 1~1 ...,.. Ill Uathe-.on ..•....•.... . . 41 Joteph Bem&ley ' ~,. Wllllam1 .. MatteWIOil't pluraUt.y *"m. . t34 .- C)trt~ Btn Powell 1 'l'rnsarer Nora t McNaughton :\bnhal H&rvt'} Jolmson H. Spite! J(lhDI!On s maJorlt} Vouncll tEiecl si 'P P c M~tchler TSb 733 W. E. Theoba ld 590 : ~~~~ 34.2 A. E Eblin 248 Earl K1111 !. To~p Trustees !Elect three1 H. M Bolton 1 N. Taylo · 1 " 211 GO Ricb.ud Duckworth 1Elect shu 104 Jamt's 6211 577 JOO 0 ... ~~ ...• 1'toonnr HIUTY Pcltt.l 1&1 John Du11y 11'& JOlt 138 Potts ma.Jortty til 133 ·~ 128 11 o A lpb.~o. Cottrill~ . Tbeodore Burrll . 103 Harold OliCk'IWOfiJJ 89 John Guinther Cottrill's plur~llty t2 'lf 51 IT c.....u 224 (£1ect ... IIX) 22., Harvey Holter w 0 212 Pott.l '"I Wm w F Bath Bartel• 106 196 . .. '"'~= 'j iY F E Holmes Dana AbiH . ... ... . 113 J C Hellam Wm Leifheit " J . W Fl.eld11 190 172 112 • .. . Sebool Bo&r4 •Elect three Lon& TennJ 167 164 141 131 • 101 . C H WHilaDl!l C A Sprlna:er H-enry ZeU!er W fi' McBrlde J J Ab)es 181 11'1 , "' 181 Ill 1 Elect two Short TermJ lt3 Richard RawUnp 120 1w 1" Baxter . . . . . . 153 ]· · · · · · · · · ·; t /, ;: I Hl:l I ANNUAL ciiiU.-tTION The Middleport COWlCIJ of t e I Daughter~ of AmeTica held Lh- lr annual Halloween t:£1ebration antl \ party during their m.eetlna Mon• • I It- hy:-iioesI ~~:a:~eea'!.r~r~r::::· pandwt c· r l ,JM S.U.b1li"J' 1'o1HUhJp Clerk loyd Mees . .. J.31K Majority Prank Johmto.J IIZ3 Mee ~ majority 211 baliaour,. TrusiH!!i (£1ect Uln!t 1 _________c_ _ I Elizabeth Dar.s\ was ~ present with vl.stlor& lrom Rutland, Kyger, I Pomeroy and the Charity ;councit ol Middleport t~everal , lnterestuto: talks were given by members of ll -l-3t th.e vlS!tlng cdunclls. Following Store:. EdaeaUoe Clertl 'l'reuv• 1 w H e~ur ... ... ManbaJ 1177 I1John Hewklm . . . , Bill Robson HawklnLJ' majority . llU 1 COIIDCU 1032 l !Elect Stxl 887 Pete ~ · · · W J McCulloua;h Mn. Gertrude ~tiE Ce...&able SaU11"11rY (To elect three! Dan._ R Rou!h 8111 Rob&on Bert Doddrk!&e B4Jaa Evan. Fred White H. P Mayer Lold Ry&ell . Pete Godfrey nk 8tllet . . . . Herry Hlclus t~e.: ~:c:~~. ~fit:e~. :~~~~:~:tl: ::~~~~~ ~!~ :e~tt~1~;:cd:: 1 1tor the evening and initiation for ' I! you do much Jettf'r writing, J two Candidates Wifl hiAJd. I you'll be Int erest xi m the savmg:; The Aasoclate State Councillor I "' 1" 1 r.1;1- r011-;,.; lfut"" oo- ,.._ G••• !llllo•~ '•1 ••• ''"'' ..o &27 1 J..~u"' Peace Sa.U..bu, Ben Pultz 1Two elected I ,_, Daucher~y ~~~n:~d~l:n:~f :":~'':11 ~ ~~::. The Yellow Jackets have gonf! inLo a huddle wiUt the solfo lliea Ill thell minds of devising some sma1 t pluys p1-epautory t-o their game th is week with the Lo&an high sctlool eleven, as two of the faa ~ H . Ruuell . ac.r4l , I b~~-r.:::~ ;erec::::s-~.s ~yIn Iou.slyy~;ned w 1475 ! major1ty 1310 cr.n l:l83 T E PhU.on ~ Che11t-er Blmpeon lli6l PhlJ!IOfl.'l ma,JoTity t&leet. twoJ IH Johc Blaettner 81"2 Charlet 1. Keehne . 712 183 Dr. c.! . B. 8hllm.llter . 606 1411 ;aenry Beach Pomu. 8tue .t.ld f• Seho.oh 114 7 Earl Muon lll Yea 1002 c..nt, ..._,. Ed11NUOD No Z39 !Two elected I MIDDLEPORT J . a Pruai: a3 76 1J . E. Harl.ey . ., . J w Younl . liM 677 Harley loCUMer Jalu Burchett M2 1349 J w Lee H:t'I'O Harley's majorjty l:MI ho~ p'!:~; ,::tt~lt': r~l l• Mile~;' OUbm. WeeU wm. Beytreld Hatr}" 8m1Lh Walter Mel:lhiiUly OrU Anber ('J'bree cho&esH Vtmoo Howell Oeo. Wdntolh Lou l»ehl . . . lnpll. OUJ a bush*'& vll:ltm heft the interest of the N. Y , c, ae alao vl.stted wtth f11enCS . Ra d Saxton h seri Slmcky wbyo 1on ot sasoune ' ls now bnprovinc jHla lace an dhanda were baclly bur· 1ned. Mr& Harry Bowles, Mre. D . .J Sullivan, Mra. :Martha. Br)tent ar;td Mrs. W L. Hall oJ' Pl.r~erabw"a were visitors 1n Hunun:a:tob WedRha)lf' nesdllol' ,aud were the ll'tfttl oC Mre. The fact that the Lopn team ' Mln Dorothy Fultt was ho&teas . held the Athens aggreaatton to to the "Standard Bearers" or the Mre Henry wae t$:ken 13 a ll score, sbow8 that t he a:amt: .rJt.!lln M E Chw-ch Tuesday eve- to the McMillan hospital to Char1 nlng at her home on Third Tuesday In Rawlln&s' am-. bably be seen In tbls tilt. Logan ' n ue Ab :m t 12 of the membeJ's ~.ce. . ~ll!o met and defeated the Lancas rt t.he 01 SRnlzauon were preunt Mrr.. Hattie Bennett 1.!1 H!oltlna ter, St. Marys team last week 0 ~, A!te1 the short busmess mef!t- with friends and relativ-es In Hunt. 11nRton the IICOre of 6 to o. jln(C, rl'freshments were sened The (lame this week will be held; - --· --~- E offerEd by our statk:1cry department at the Rexall One Cent Sale, Novcmbet 4th, 5th, 41th and 7th. Quality statlon~:v at practically half price BBrton'.s, Tne It.exall CHA~Ea ~ 1 Results. Mtl William Bndlm:l tuu ....n confined 1.0 bet home ror the put. week with um.., Mr. and Mn. a.,. BocWM IDd ft.Olli)' are ~ tQ DlDW ln&o lobe Tom Wttkm propmy on Maln (ec.Jtln\llld from pqe ontJ 9tnet. T..-..blJo ...,... E4.aU.. ........ , t~ - -·-------------- - - - -- -- j 1!_ _ _ ac:Cwb CLASS PARTU:S IUld Allensworth altematma, with i M1~ Sidney Rtu&ll en~1talned the three other bBcks capable of the memben or the "'Loya l Pals" _____ doina: a little tosslng now and then <:la.'!s of the Church ol Chrlat )(on. C h B I Ch thernselve". 1da)· t-'·enh.11 at her home on Powell oac & tyn anaea l The Jack.eta ahould have littl,. Slreet After the diLJpel"UIIon of the Peraonnel And Planl trouble in tak.lna the Lotan lads l "i llhn buslne88, refreshments were mto camp, but with t.be hand1ca~ served to those present by the host~ 1 uf the lnJnries, a. iood battle should Due To lnjurie1 _ result The line Is receivlna: a lood _ TO TWO PLAYERS I bit of attention tbill week as new BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT plays aue beina: handed to them : Mr and Mnl Charles Neal an~ If a rood interference can be WOO'!t ' nC'unee the birth or a daurhter Estep And Beaver Not ed up everything will be in a:ood born Tueaday I I " •.... Vl...lnia WUR KIN~ ON NEW ~~~ PlAYS ' • rnn U lO~'lN I) IFlorida 1 iuupi'(.Ved. Mr and Mra Will Judson of Whu~Ung spent the week e11d hln'c wttb rdatiVCJ. Rt:·v A E Spurlock and two ctnl'They've got a new aw tu Phlladelphtll now You co n'l ruu ov ct a d1"4"ll vis1l~d rel~~ot.ii"SI> at Hunt1n1ton on Bimday. lntt wee!£. George Hudoon, Eddie Ketl anll nnd GO Mgnalr 'J1 lhe k1lche u There mus~ be such a t.hlnQ: a.; 1 Rutter Kmght mok'red to Charlet~~ reincarnation, 8oq1e p eo p It• , ton, Monday event.,g to h'.lll.r F'tlh; 'l oll're RIJM cOuldf''t ~ly 1et so dwub l..n An una:•·ateful who I Krlesler. father l.s one only one Ufetlme. drains hLs daugh~r s flask a.ud 1 C11 Frtdo~.y mght U ':'! young lolks 01 M E church held a Halloween borrows her !Wit Cigarette. Pltlfld. c ..... \ n .mal m t he church basement and The fellow who was evicted from MomentoWio Momenb · , 1•11 Sttturday nla:ht Ule Baptlfstlolks 1 a telephone booth and had 1.0 nli)VI. h lrl a hox ~uoper a.nd .KOCial. Both Into a revolving door. When a thug btlYs a. new sa11d- event.li were enjoyable atralr.s walh ' b11w and ioes out for D httle sku'! liu~;c munbt'rs attendiFJB Vital StatJstkll prae~ice I Mt and Mrs McJJtgomery HBJde~ II tt weren't for delicatessens a nod baby and Mr and MJ. s. E4wan.l lot of married men wouldn't know Null a.nd Void BOOllatls moved h:v-e lorm DetroH, whe•,e thelt next meal was oomln:; T he well-dte!lSed man who a!~ Saturday the (ormer Into tbe Doyle ftum wayR puts on a .JUtltlng costum, McKnlg!lt property on Plke , $treet - - --- N •··~ when he shooll:i Crap,li. and the latetr wilih Mf8 Horace Woaden of a,....e . ·- -Smith Jr Both men &re connected Hea11t balm Is a Jilted woman s 1 Our o,_."ll Vaudevlllt w!UJ the new Hartford Coal Co. sooth ng ev:up 1 ' d Ro h 1 j a 30 8 en oymg ta M . -S nuth- H ow d1d that fire ex tm ' Donal u.s Emole~y Ex~rts gulsher tialesman happe.. to lose ' day f-urlou~h :u:o~ :~n ra'mu; The woman who bad &o man y hg job? and ac servant a.rrlvtna: and departing an , Brown - Th~ faclm) Jmrned H e 1:; staUoned at Fort BenjtLm 1II the time that f. ole .lan t0 put STOP I down , Harrison,., lnd _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I ·I Petty, H. P Smith AUX:U.JA.&Y IIEETrNO On Monday nenlna, Nov Znd, .the American lA!a:l.on AuaW&ry ! hdd •n lnterel!tlna- mHUna: at. tbll!!lr :btJ1 oP. Beeond Avenue Mid~ d)tport. Ptve DeW eand1datu. Mn am Mra. Sylvia andRacine .aon. Raymond and Radellf!e RUINU or IIUld lbl. Olannoe Root were in· Jpen: 1\JQday n-ent.nr Yitth Mn. and Cblnk Ward will be called ot1 ltiateclintotbeAuXillary \. Ella Bren. fur duty ward hal been at efll1 1-lane "" ~" also dlacua.wd con~ wm L.eonard ~ BelUontatne waa Ptllltion th1a season, althouah dur - ct.rnlnt~: Lhe pot-luck dinner to be ht:r" 'Iuelday vlal\lnr h '- mlmJ In& the 11180 &ealiOD he wu uaed BB [efVtd by the AuxHitary on Armls- rrle.uk a halfbtldr. on the TNerve team , Uu Dly at Cl P M to the Lqlon Mlu Kathryn Skinner of Ch1cqo mMkkla several iood when h <! Boy.s. Js coml.nl here won and wUI maU was a:tven a chance In the pme. 1 The mePtlng Wit> brought t.o a her 1n one ol the T H Davia Alleneworth tosaed a Pau In th!! elc.ee by the .serving or refre!UJ- apaJtm£nta on North ThUd Ave. Athen11 pme and ll wae perlect ment.&. J L. McElroy of AtbeDI wu a - here over Lhe week encl. ~an w -- J!"r'"""""~ Dr 1 . ~ Jl41Lr Tlt!IMfttl, JIOMIDCO'I', OJDO. I 1'. . . . . . 'b ~ 111'1. Balle_y,011de lin. ::-:-~~~.:~~~~~=====~=====.===.~~ Hmnao I I reliiUves ,.._ Mlddleport .s New NcKu~ht. aud t'#(t IODI, Wblle &ild - CleO, of ClJ..I'Uburc, t"pent. \he 1m11t end here with relative~. 1 -Henry Jenklna, mine inlpector, tp~nt Sunday wtt.n hUJ tamtly here Mr and t.tr. DOyle MeJtnJatJt Rn<l cblli:lren or Spencer. v&t)t.ed <lo41Witl!' '. ; Hartforrl ·-Tobe and Mrl. '' ' wmtm~~P.u, J.oVNBZR •• 1111 W!JUNISDAY, HOVD.IUI't i , 1Q1 FOolish Feelings • • J_tw es -iNTERiAINs_.FRIENDs · Mts'l J une Sans bury enterl.aiiJCd Mend Rln1worm, Athlete'• Poot a number of her lrlends Tuesday Why •uffar from tJ1e queer 8kir- e'Vt'!nlng at her hom e on Sacono:t dleell88 cautlnl' aevere ltchlnc oj Avenue Dune~ 1g nnd card playing I toe11 and teet, cracking, PllellnR ektn t h • bllatera Rtngworn1, Trench Foo~ 01 were tb.e diversions o t e w.nmK 1 Crotch itch, when you ean 11.votd In- Dllint.} refreshments were served teetlon and Qul(lkly heal your ekt~ 't:hc- followln 8 wn~ mvlted· Ednu with Dr. Nlxon'11 Nlxodermt Buell , 11 ' on the famou• -l!ln~lleh Ho•pltai tor· 1 Max.11e • Hoyes Kathr):n Powe . mul11, dtacovered by a leadlnf Loa,• Ann tt Margaret Wiley Ellmbeth don lltln liiPeclall~tl, Dr. Nlzon 1 Ntz• Bradtord· Elclse Boice • Allee Lou 1I oderm acts wlth amaslng epeed, be• .._ cu.uee deatsned for thle parttcuhu vmht.m, Margaret Marshall, Pnu- ' eltin dlaeaae. Ntxotlerm 11 guaran·IJ!.l. e Mills, Betty R etd, F red Bush, I teed. It muet atop Jtch and qulckll F >k Blackstone · Del1 R ussell ' 1 heal YOUI' •kiD .,r tbe •mall coat wl , ra · br retua4ed. Clatll'nce Clark Freet K anouse. 1 For Sale b7 Martin & Roller, Drur~ 1 R us.sc ll Mills , Wallnce Bradford. t!AtR, Mlddlepert Ohio , tthme-r Nefti and the host~s.o; . I She etood at the dtt,.ln& table in the ama.ll hotel room and counted the money Tony had thrust upon her, wuh hand• that shook, She did DOt •lance into the mirror as many women would faave done, yet her face, although blind wth fear, ~~i•r.l~. the tdbute of • a personal 1 1 • i I ..:.. •• ' ' ' ·'" 'Special! (J . ,' .I \ .. I ' ' ' ' '' PERMANENT WAVES £. natural and lasUn1 wave that doNn't requl~ a fin- \\'Ill be here Thurflday,' November S. • PHONE 481-R' LASALLE HOTEL Middleport., ' .. Ob~. Clarice Allender, Of Portamouth, Ohio. .John FWMWWM ' 1 I • I. I •• '• '.' .l • • ,•._ I • FRESHNESS and flavor in a eigarette ~ce ~ht baek to natural moisture. WHEN one car needa t •i• cyUnderw to pays either in 6rat cost or in f~l t.as quality, The NEW PLYMOUTH • witb four cylinders la smootha', Cuter and more .' ' '" I•••• ?: ., 1 ' aixco. lfa cheaper - . $53 5 ' . If you don't realize what natural mpisture meana In gen~fte freolaneu and flavor, switch to Camels and see. ' Camel never parches or toasts the fine Turkish and mild Domestic tobaecos iJ uaes-they are naturally smooth, cool, mellpw, with natural moisture retained. Riiibt the firot tjme, the public poya. It drlve!lhah ' That's why the Caml'l Humidor Paek proves ouch a blening to Camel smokers- it brings them a fine cigarette freah to lllllrt wl~, , : · ·/ and frNia to smoke. If you overhP-al or process tobaeco so ha,i,hly as to dry out all natural moisture you drive out freolanellB and flavor too. do what another doee better with (Qur, who pays for the extra cylinders? the" field. man, a (at, c»ml011abtC and a young man 1tood totheir luggage a.bout them, excitedly. It was a .err day in summer. The a cloud. the tun How could ;,iH uandin& there Try this mild, slow-burning, throat·frieudly,.lavori~ for jtut one day -then leave it, if you eau I tbrl1lin& to ,B. J. Rl!YNOWS TOBACCO COMPANY, bulld than a olx IDtl the ' .,.lllic 1eto the bcnodt of tloe oaW., Drhe a J!IEW: tD PLYMOUTH belen )'OU dec:lde on your new e~~r• FLOATING POWER FREE WHEELIN!l (ft 110 N1r• 108>1) EASY-SHIFT TR~NSMISSION f INTERNAL HYDRAULIC BRAKES DOUBLE-DROP FRAME SAFETY-STEEL BODY us Malle FBESB -IIe,t FRESH ............ • .,_,, ,. . A ' •" 0 - R. B. RawUag1 Soal ,.r.::.t.JI~:oort < ' • ' ' '' ' I ',• , •I I ( I the formalities were mol'leJ .raid. · Mlts 'I·•' ' :CAMELS ft;ftj Dever pa'reJ.ed or tflllllted/ . at the barriers ... I''" ,. public . ~ SmUh'! name was crosud off the list The overnight ti1<'1'~ explained •::•~!':.~~ ~,~~ to h~r; the rolltt wlm;h would b• n~ taken, 1'1u~re Was a rdrnllhLent 1tand uearby, q mus hroom . lrke '":!:~:::•,~ ~h• &;'o••tll o . She could have coffee thtrt, I"' in the office told 1her, She a ~snule. She had at her hotd, Mr. had ~o~rrived, •&e wa1ting for one ":r'ct her at sai the office • . ' Ohio. ~ ...,,..,.._,_,. ~ ... of C....,. •I• ,.._ epea M. a. C••~l R"lltl4or Pa ! 1 h ~- ........ ,..,, 4•81 .,.. ,.,.•• Ia oflea . . . Aottt.N, .... he ,.. .,. ........, .. ., •lt./ldef AMI., ... ~Moo! B - ,..,, ,_,_ flo>lo ..... ....,, ,_,..,.,..,. M. C.-_, ..... ,_ ,_n •tnelrH ' . ...... LI . ....... ,.._~ I·' '. i• :'' �OlllO. Maybe ~'m Wrong 1 Mr ~!::~=-~ ... tl ••ssw. I . < :·~q~~q "t. " • - OMt .....rnA~ · ~·I!C~ ~1if~ ~- I ' -- ,..,..,...,bl'-IIL 1-. Cf•" IPL 011111 - - - - - - OMNIPOTENT CARE-The Lord. ohall presenre !l'linJ out a11d t~y coming in from this time forth, and fpr evermore .-Psolm 121:8. .. ' l I' ' '[llow J~CK[TS Sr. and Oeo Lerner u.Uended the rootball at Athen11 S&turday. D E. N ~ WLon ~tnd &.ilph Rlftle l! It 'I'ue6day for a ~n day trip to I All)ert Ownt.her of CharleatOn Is Htitlng hw p&renl.s, Mr. and Mr8 A D OulnUu~r Mr Oulnt.her who Jlss bef'll serlotU>Jy Ul. 11;. somcwrnt.L I I lI ' PBON& ..... IC'a. o..r.on ~Ptine d T PI I xpecte 0 • ~y n Loran Tdt ~ ~gular strln~t: crowd local tans ex~ted w on theofLogan neld Isand a large journey there with the team will be out ba.eldleld menofotthat the game becallli! of Injuries The two are. Tud y Estep and Shorty Beaver. Estep has an infected hand and BeJ:Lver IS suffering lrom 'a Jeg Injury sus· talned In the Athena tut The personnel of thH Jacket back field Wltl be rea rranged and In I .~:.plot: I ~ry ~lek. Ave~ ~ I ~ I ~- ~ J!.~'!:'m . ·. ..._ Pl.lllTlDler Beeson MO Moaaman 517 0A A. Dlllard Ml8 C L . BrOOk& Sebeoi &oDd I•• :U'J Y ~ ju': . : . JI&CINE Ma ..7 ...,...,.. L. E. BIBiyre IEarl Mu.nlul Han Bill RICe C~LH~ndl Dlllt ro CrOM Howard Neltl1er Martm Relthmi!Jer Herman Wol1t' H W RoW!h J L Wlloox~n Pred Bell Slm~~TLAND Mayor 872 GPo Prall 43 718 768 764 19 W NUkr . . . . . . . . . , .. , IYtiCVIt 1~1 ...,.. Ill Uathe-.on ..•....•.... . . 41 Joteph Bem&ley ' ~,. Wllllam1 .. MatteWIOil't pluraUt.y *"m. . t34 .- C)trt~ Btn Powell 1 'l'rnsarer Nora t McNaughton :\bnhal H&rvt'} Jolmson H. Spite! J(lhDI!On s maJorlt} Vouncll tEiecl si 'P P c M~tchler TSb 733 W. E. Theoba ld 590 : ~~~~ 34.2 A. E Eblin 248 Earl K1111 !. To~p Trustees !Elect three1 H. M Bolton 1 N. Taylo · 1 " 211 GO Ricb.ud Duckworth 1Elect shu 104 Jamt's 6211 577 JOO 0 ... ~~ ...• 1'toonnr HIUTY Pcltt.l 1&1 John Du11y 11'& JOlt 138 Potts ma.Jortty til 133 ·~ 128 11 o A lpb.~o. Cottrill~ . Tbeodore Burrll . 103 Harold OliCk'IWOfiJJ 89 John Guinther Cottrill's plur~llty t2 'lf 51 IT c.....u 224 (£1ect ... IIX) 22., Harvey Holter w 0 212 Pott.l '"I Wm w F Bath Bartel• 106 196 . .. '"'~= 'j iY F E Holmes Dana AbiH . ... ... . 113 J C Hellam Wm Leifheit " J . W Fl.eld11 190 172 112 • .. . Sebool Bo&r4 •Elect three Lon& TennJ 167 164 141 131 • 101 . C H WHilaDl!l C A Sprlna:er H-enry ZeU!er W fi' McBrlde J J Ab)es 181 11'1 , "' 181 Ill 1 Elect two Short TermJ lt3 Richard RawUnp 120 1w 1" Baxter . . . . . . 153 ]· · · · · · · · · ·; t /, ;: I Hl:l I ANNUAL ciiiU.-tTION The Middleport COWlCIJ of t e I Daughter~ of AmeTica held Lh- lr annual Halloween t:£1ebration antl \ party during their m.eetlna Mon• • I It- hy:-iioesI ~~:a:~eea'!.r~r~r::::· pandwt c· r l ,JM S.U.b1li"J' 1'o1HUhJp Clerk loyd Mees . .. J.31K Majority Prank Johmto.J IIZ3 Mee ~ majority 211 baliaour,. TrusiH!!i (£1ect Uln!t 1 _________c_ _ I Elizabeth Dar.s\ was ~ present with vl.stlor& lrom Rutland, Kyger, I Pomeroy and the Charity ;councit ol Middleport t~everal , lnterestuto: talks were given by members of ll -l-3t th.e vlS!tlng cdunclls. Following Store:. EdaeaUoe Clertl 'l'reuv• 1 w H e~ur ... ... ManbaJ 1177 I1John Hewklm . . . , Bill Robson HawklnLJ' majority . llU 1 COIIDCU 1032 l !Elect Stxl 887 Pete ~ · · · W J McCulloua;h Mn. Gertrude ~tiE Ce...&able SaU11"11rY (To elect three! Dan._ R Rou!h 8111 Rob&on Bert Doddrk!&e B4Jaa Evan. Fred White H. P Mayer Lold Ry&ell . Pete Godfrey nk 8tllet . . . . Herry Hlclus t~e.: ~:c:~~. ~fit:e~. :~~~~:~:tl: ::~~~~~ ~!~ :e~tt~1~;:cd:: 1 1tor the evening and initiation for ' I! you do much Jettf'r writing, J two Candidates Wifl hiAJd. I you'll be Int erest xi m the savmg:; The Aasoclate State Councillor I "' 1" 1 r.1;1- r011-;,.; lfut"" oo- ,.._ G••• !llllo•~ '•1 ••• ''"'' ..o &27 1 J..~u"' Peace Sa.U..bu, Ben Pultz 1Two elected I ,_, Daucher~y ~~~n:~d~l:n:~f :":~'':11 ~ ~~::. The Yellow Jackets have gonf! inLo a huddle wiUt the solfo lliea Ill thell minds of devising some sma1 t pluys p1-epautory t-o their game th is week with the Lo&an high sctlool eleven, as two of the faa ~ H . Ruuell . ac.r4l , I b~~-r.:::~ ;erec::::s-~.s ~yIn Iou.slyy~;ned w 1475 ! major1ty 1310 cr.n l:l83 T E PhU.on ~ Che11t-er Blmpeon lli6l PhlJ!IOfl.'l ma,JoTity t&leet. twoJ IH Johc Blaettner 81"2 Charlet 1. Keehne . 712 183 Dr. c.! . B. 8hllm.llter . 606 1411 ;aenry Beach Pomu. 8tue .t.ld f• Seho.oh 114 7 Earl Muon lll Yea 1002 c..nt, ..._,. Ed11NUOD No Z39 !Two elected I MIDDLEPORT J . a Pruai: a3 76 1J . E. Harl.ey . ., . J w Younl . liM 677 Harley loCUMer Jalu Burchett M2 1349 J w Lee H:t'I'O Harley's majorjty l:MI ho~ p'!:~; ,::tt~lt': r~l l• Mile~;' OUbm. WeeU wm. Beytreld Hatr}" 8m1Lh Walter Mel:lhiiUly OrU Anber ('J'bree cho&esH Vtmoo Howell Oeo. Wdntolh Lou l»ehl . . . lnpll. OUJ a bush*'& vll:ltm heft the interest of the N. Y , c, ae alao vl.stted wtth f11enCS . Ra d Saxton h seri Slmcky wbyo 1on ot sasoune ' ls now bnprovinc jHla lace an dhanda were baclly bur· 1ned. Mr& Harry Bowles, Mre. D . .J Sullivan, Mra. :Martha. Br)tent ar;td Mrs. W L. Hall oJ' Pl.r~erabw"a were visitors 1n Hunun:a:tob WedRha)lf' nesdllol' ,aud were the ll'tfttl oC Mre. The fact that the Lopn team ' Mln Dorothy Fultt was ho&teas . held the Athens aggreaatton to to the "Standard Bearers" or the Mre Henry wae t$:ken 13 a ll score, sbow8 that t he a:amt: .rJt.!lln M E Chw-ch Tuesday eve- to the McMillan hospital to Char1 nlng at her home on Third Tuesday In Rawlln&s' am-. bably be seen In tbls tilt. Logan ' n ue Ab :m t 12 of the membeJ's ~.ce. . ~ll!o met and defeated the Lancas rt t.he 01 SRnlzauon were preunt Mrr.. Hattie Bennett 1.!1 H!oltlna ter, St. Marys team last week 0 ~, A!te1 the short busmess mef!t- with friends and relativ-es In Hunt. 11nRton the IICOre of 6 to o. jln(C, rl'freshments were sened The (lame this week will be held; - --· --~- E offerEd by our statk:1cry department at the Rexall One Cent Sale, Novcmbet 4th, 5th, 41th and 7th. Quality statlon~:v at practically half price BBrton'.s, Tne It.exall CHA~Ea ~ 1 Results. Mtl William Bndlm:l tuu ....n confined 1.0 bet home ror the put. week with um.., Mr. and Mn. a.,. BocWM IDd ft.Olli)' are ~ tQ DlDW ln&o lobe Tom Wttkm propmy on Maln (ec.Jtln\llld from pqe ontJ 9tnet. T..-..blJo ...,... E4.aU.. ........ , t~ - -·-------------- - - - -- -- j 1!_ _ _ ac:Cwb CLASS PARTU:S IUld Allensworth altematma, with i M1~ Sidney Rtu&ll en~1talned the three other bBcks capable of the memben or the "'Loya l Pals" _____ doina: a little tosslng now and then <:la.'!s of the Church ol Chrlat )(on. C h B I Ch thernselve". 1da)· t-'·enh.11 at her home on Powell oac & tyn anaea l The Jack.eta ahould have littl,. Slreet After the diLJpel"UIIon of the Peraonnel And Planl trouble in tak.lna the Lotan lads l "i llhn buslne88, refreshments were mto camp, but with t.be hand1ca~ served to those present by the host~ 1 uf the lnJnries, a. iood battle should Due To lnjurie1 _ result The line Is receivlna: a lood _ TO TWO PLAYERS I bit of attention tbill week as new BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT plays aue beina: handed to them : Mr and Mnl Charles Neal an~ If a rood interference can be WOO'!t ' nC'unee the birth or a daurhter Estep And Beaver Not ed up everything will be in a:ood born Tueaday I I " •.... Vl...lnia WUR KIN~ ON NEW ~~~ PlAYS ' • rnn U lO~'lN I) IFlorida 1 iuupi'(.Ved. Mr and Mra Will Judson of Whu~Ung spent the week e11d hln'c wttb rdatiVCJ. Rt:·v A E Spurlock and two ctnl'They've got a new aw tu Phlladelphtll now You co n'l ruu ov ct a d1"4"ll vis1l~d rel~~ot.ii"SI> at Hunt1n1ton on Bimday. lntt wee!£. George Hudoon, Eddie Ketl anll nnd GO Mgnalr 'J1 lhe k1lche u There mus~ be such a t.hlnQ: a.; 1 Rutter Kmght mok'red to Charlet~~ reincarnation, 8oq1e p eo p It• , ton, Monday event.,g to h'.lll.r F'tlh; 'l oll're RIJM cOuldf''t ~ly 1et so dwub l..n An una:•·ateful who I Krlesler. father l.s one only one Ufetlme. drains hLs daugh~r s flask a.ud 1 C11 Frtdo~.y mght U ':'! young lolks 01 M E church held a Halloween borrows her !Wit Cigarette. Pltlfld. c ..... \ n .mal m t he church basement and The fellow who was evicted from MomentoWio Momenb · , 1•11 Sttturday nla:ht Ule Baptlfstlolks 1 a telephone booth and had 1.0 nli)VI. h lrl a hox ~uoper a.nd .KOCial. Both Into a revolving door. When a thug btlYs a. new sa11d- event.li were enjoyable atralr.s walh ' b11w and ioes out for D httle sku'! liu~;c munbt'rs attendiFJB Vital StatJstkll prae~ice I Mt and Mrs McJJtgomery HBJde~ II tt weren't for delicatessens a nod baby and Mr and MJ. s. E4wan.l lot of married men wouldn't know Null a.nd Void BOOllatls moved h:v-e lorm DetroH, whe•,e thelt next meal was oomln:; T he well-dte!lSed man who a!~ Saturday the (ormer Into tbe Doyle ftum wayR puts on a .JUtltlng costum, McKnlg!lt property on Plke , $treet - - --- N •··~ when he shooll:i Crap,li. and the latetr wilih Mf8 Horace Woaden of a,....e . ·- -Smith Jr Both men &re connected Hea11t balm Is a Jilted woman s 1 Our o,_."ll Vaudevlllt w!UJ the new Hartford Coal Co. sooth ng ev:up 1 ' d Ro h 1 j a 30 8 en oymg ta M . -S nuth- H ow d1d that fire ex tm ' Donal u.s Emole~y Ex~rts gulsher tialesman happe.. to lose ' day f-urlou~h :u:o~ :~n ra'mu; The woman who bad &o man y hg job? and ac servant a.rrlvtna: and departing an , Brown - Th~ faclm) Jmrned H e 1:; staUoned at Fort BenjtLm 1II the time that f. ole .lan t0 put STOP I down , Harrison,., lnd _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I ·I Petty, H. P Smith AUX:U.JA.&Y IIEETrNO On Monday nenlna, Nov Znd, .the American lA!a:l.on AuaW&ry ! hdd •n lnterel!tlna- mHUna: at. tbll!!lr :btJ1 oP. Beeond Avenue Mid~ d)tport. Ptve DeW eand1datu. Mn am Mra. Sylvia andRacine .aon. Raymond and Radellf!e RUINU or IIUld lbl. Olannoe Root were in· Jpen: 1\JQday n-ent.nr Yitth Mn. and Cblnk Ward will be called ot1 ltiateclintotbeAuXillary \. Ella Bren. fur duty ward hal been at efll1 1-lane "" ~" also dlacua.wd con~ wm L.eonard ~ BelUontatne waa Ptllltion th1a season, althouah dur - ct.rnlnt~: Lhe pot-luck dinner to be ht:r" 'Iuelday vlal\lnr h '- mlmJ In& the 11180 &ealiOD he wu uaed BB [efVtd by the AuxHitary on Armls- rrle.uk a halfbtldr. on the TNerve team , Uu Dly at Cl P M to the Lqlon Mlu Kathryn Skinner of Ch1cqo mMkkla several iood when h <! Boy.s. Js coml.nl here won and wUI maU was a:tven a chance In the pme. 1 The mePtlng Wit> brought t.o a her 1n one ol the T H Davia Alleneworth tosaed a Pau In th!! elc.ee by the .serving or refre!UJ- apaJtm£nta on North ThUd Ave. Athen11 pme and ll wae perlect ment.&. J L. McElroy of AtbeDI wu a - here over Lhe week encl. ~an w -- J!"r'"""""~ Dr 1 . ~ Jl41Lr Tlt!IMfttl, JIOMIDCO'I', OJDO. I 1'. . . . . . 'b ~ 111'1. Balle_y,011de lin. ::-:-~~~.:~~~~~=====~=====.===.~~ Hmnao I I reliiUves ,.._ Mlddleport .s New NcKu~ht. aud t'#(t IODI, Wblle &ild - CleO, of ClJ..I'Uburc, t"pent. \he 1m11t end here with relative~. 1 -Henry Jenklna, mine inlpector, tp~nt Sunday wtt.n hUJ tamtly here Mr and t.tr. DOyle MeJtnJatJt Rn<l cblli:lren or Spencer. v&t)t.ed <lo41Witl!' '. ; Hartforrl ·-Tobe and Mrl. '' ' wmtm~~P.u, J.oVNBZR •• 1111 W!JUNISDAY, HOVD.IUI't i , 1Q1 FOolish Feelings • • J_tw es -iNTERiAINs_.FRIENDs · Mts'l J une Sans bury enterl.aiiJCd Mend Rln1worm, Athlete'• Poot a number of her lrlends Tuesday Why •uffar from tJ1e queer 8kir- e'Vt'!nlng at her hom e on Sacono:t dleell88 cautlnl' aevere ltchlnc oj Avenue Dune~ 1g nnd card playing I toe11 and teet, cracking, PllellnR ektn t h • bllatera Rtngworn1, Trench Foo~ 01 were tb.e diversions o t e w.nmK 1 Crotch itch, when you ean 11.votd In- Dllint.} refreshments were served teetlon and Qul(lkly heal your ekt~ 't:hc- followln 8 wn~ mvlted· Ednu with Dr. Nlxon'11 Nlxodermt Buell , 11 ' on the famou• -l!ln~lleh Ho•pltai tor· 1 Max.11e • Hoyes Kathr):n Powe . mul11, dtacovered by a leadlnf Loa,• Ann tt Margaret Wiley Ellmbeth don lltln liiPeclall~tl, Dr. Nlzon 1 Ntz• Bradtord· Elclse Boice • Allee Lou 1I oderm acts wlth amaslng epeed, be• .._ cu.uee deatsned for thle parttcuhu vmht.m, Margaret Marshall, Pnu- ' eltin dlaeaae. Ntxotlerm 11 guaran·IJ!.l. e Mills, Betty R etd, F red Bush, I teed. It muet atop Jtch and qulckll F >k Blackstone · Del1 R ussell ' 1 heal YOUI' •kiD .,r tbe •mall coat wl , ra · br retua4ed. Clatll'nce Clark Freet K anouse. 1 For Sale b7 Martin & Roller, Drur~ 1 R us.sc ll Mills , Wallnce Bradford. t!AtR, Mlddlepert Ohio , tthme-r Nefti and the host~s.o; . I She etood at the dtt,.ln& table in the ama.ll hotel room and counted the money Tony had thrust upon her, wuh hand• that shook, She did DOt •lance into the mirror as many women would faave done, yet her face, although blind wth fear, ~~i•r.l~. the tdbute of • a personal 1 1 • i I ..:.. •• ' ' ' ·'" 'Special! (J . ,' .I \ .. I ' ' ' ' '' PERMANENT WAVES £. natural and lasUn1 wave that doNn't requl~ a fin- \\'Ill be here Thurflday,' November S. • PHONE 481-R' LASALLE HOTEL Middleport., ' .. Ob~. Clarice Allender, Of Portamouth, Ohio. .John FWMWWM ' 1 I • I. I •• '• '.' .l • • ,•._ I • FRESHNESS and flavor in a eigarette ~ce ~ht baek to natural moisture. WHEN one car needa t •i• cyUnderw to pays either in 6rat cost or in f~l t.as quality, The NEW PLYMOUTH • witb four cylinders la smootha', Cuter and more .' ' '" I•••• ?: ., 1 ' aixco. lfa cheaper - . $53 5 ' . If you don't realize what natural mpisture meana In gen~fte freolaneu and flavor, switch to Camels and see. ' Camel never parches or toasts the fine Turkish and mild Domestic tobaecos iJ uaes-they are naturally smooth, cool, mellpw, with natural moisture retained. Riiibt the firot tjme, the public poya. It drlve!lhah ' That's why the Caml'l Humidor Paek proves ouch a blening to Camel smokers- it brings them a fine cigarette freah to lllllrt wl~, , : · ·/ and frNia to smoke. If you overhP-al or process tobaeco so ha,i,hly as to dry out all natural moisture you drive out freolanellB and flavor too. do what another doee better with (Qur, who pays for the extra cylinders? the" field. man, a (at, c»ml011abtC and a young man 1tood totheir luggage a.bout them, excitedly. It was a .err day in summer. The a cloud. the tun How could ;,iH uandin& there Try this mild, slow-burning, throat·frieudly,.lavori~ for jtut one day -then leave it, if you eau I tbrl1lin& to ,B. J. Rl!YNOWS TOBACCO COMPANY, bulld than a olx IDtl the ' .,.lllic 1eto the bcnodt of tloe oaW., Drhe a J!IEW: tD PLYMOUTH belen )'OU dec:lde on your new e~~r• FLOATING POWER FREE WHEELIN!l (ft 110 N1r• 108>1) EASY-SHIFT TR~NSMISSION f INTERNAL HYDRAULIC BRAKES DOUBLE-DROP FRAME SAFETY-STEEL BODY us Malle FBESB -IIe,t FRESH ............ • .,_,, ,. . A ' •" 0 - R. B. RawUag1 Soal ,.r.::.t.JI~:oort < ' • ' ' '' ' I ',• , •I I ( I the formalities were mol'leJ .raid. · Mlts 'I·•' ' :CAMELS ft;ftj Dever pa'reJ.ed or tflllllted/ . at the barriers ... I''" ,. public . ~ SmUh'! name was crosud off the list The overnight ti1<'1'~ explained •::•~!':.~~ ~,~~ to h~r; the rolltt wlm;h would b• n~ taken, 1'1u~re Was a rdrnllhLent 1tand uearby, q mus hroom . lrke '":!:~:::•,~ ~h• &;'o••tll o . She could have coffee thtrt, I"' in the office told 1her, She a ~snule. She had at her hotd, Mr. had ~o~rrived, •&e wa1ting for one ":r'ct her at sai the office • . ' Ohio. ~ ...,,..,.._,_,. ~ ... of C....,. •I• ,.._ epea M. a. C••~l R"lltl4or Pa ! 1 h ~- ........ ,..,, 4•81 .,.. ,.,.•• Ia oflea . . . Aottt.N, .... he ,.. .,. ........, .. ., •lt./ldef AMI., ... ~Moo! B - ,..,, ,_,_ flo>lo ..... ....,, ,_,..,.,..,. M. C.-_, ..... ,_ ,_n •tnelrH ' . ...... LI . ....... ,.._~ I·' '. i• :'' �,...,.. ' '1\!fDIII:SDAY, Going Around In Washington ft!!l)alL'Y ftllllllill: • • • • •••• < • • ... CUANcirio or LIFETIME JU:l,.lABL.E li.A.N WANTED- t.o .'iaU on tal"P\tN m 14a.aop Cou.nt.y, ,v.,, wooderl\11 DpPOrtup.itY. Make $1 to tx1 (Ially. No expert- i ' • • • • , · w_ H•f.:'11 0 N (12 P i 11 • • ATCR Bv ROP.ERT s. ALLEN A friend called (1ft tlim at the State DtparQnfnl with bim IL l roy alrpl&lte _0, .. ,,,,,, ha.d l::loq:ht. u a tin tor 'oton~d ! 110n Johni!Oft wu much _.. encc 01' capll&l needed.. Wr~k (..1) ! In the toy ll.u.- m~&l':c: mqllinu day. lllcNeu company, Dept. B, By ROBERT S. Al.J...EN , questions A;.. ouc sa~nerlflll of where I~ ball been purchased . .~eeport, lUlnC?b1 ~ atter- 1blWneu.rut:u he r~l.,.cd more than friend knowlDC ;,aa~ Johnlou L) ---Wil&hlna:ton I.'IIOVne fifty questions relatilli w govern - then stJil a bachelor lnqu1J'ed. ali fnr Oklahoma : noon reoentl)' while St:'uutor Hon1.h ' ment control or buslne&~. Johnson's lntenlst. lOth vbl In- wu 011 hla way to hLs omce & 'n-1e011 • • • "Well, you tee Chinese a.R very t:'t. L:>uiJ, . ·rufsa. rushed up to him and with ct.nSid · Am~dol· Nelson T . JohntiOn. k.cen about. .~ueh \.hinp," Jo~l lO Two thPhrct passena:~ s $U'E"'e , erable reeuna: held out 8 newspa.pE:i' who reprtlt;eDLs Wle Unltcd Stat':ls ex phlalne~; I must talte a fe11 '1)pt . c. txpenre. oue or w• e - 0> ciU"ry lng la.rse hea.dllnes announ~.:- 1111 Chima, ill 11 world authority ·"}\l w me. _ . Beegle, Pomeroy, 0 . Phone ~8-R lnt tha.t the American ob!ierver w Chi He Is one of Lhe rew OCCI· Several days later thli friend ba· I ~er line.---~---------- , the Leaw~ or Nations had bee•\ dt:n~:ls who -haS mut.ered the Chi- to buy ~ether bne becauae hls son ' denied adm1881on t.o a conferenc'! 1 nese hmguage . Hll 1eot.ds, writes, had &C(:Ident.alty broken the first. 1'JPI ute 1iQil ·ct JL) ll.o par 1D For Rent; on lhe Manchurian crlsls on th•<1 and speaks It readily. He is b)' In - He wen~ to the toy l!ihop to maK-e ~~- · - - - - - - - - - f pruLest of ti.ll Japane!iol! delegate. · clinatlon a student an~ scholar and hJs purchase. .. 1 .(il. · -· - d l I !IDOl POR RE.N'f-Bram~c han. ~ on I "What do you thlnk of that., ~na lhe many years he spent in Chlno. _"1 am awf.ull_~ - BOlly," the &ale~> • a-ooeu&~ve - - lor price Linco.IIJ Hill .' SllC Carl BU.)Jl - i tor," the friend demanded, indlg- as B. young career diploma-t J ohn· 811'1 t.old rl~.. _n.mbassador John- I la~e. 10-JlJ-'lll nijtely . "Seems to me thil> ls son de\·ot-ed to le~trning the dUll.- son was , __n htlle yeaterdJ'Y and • ~.. lnlert-ioal fO!' prioe · . _ pretty high-handed." 1cttlt IB.ngualle and studyinl{ the CU'i bou~~:ht ou: e!.ltire stoc!r. ol these _air FOR RENT----,One 6 room house i11 1 Bor~th read the s tory thi'OUiil l toms and hlsto 1 y 0, the people anti planes. fie Is taking them as g1ft.8 ~. ~ ~--~-=~~==~ Pm nl·ro~·- a\..1t cheap. caU 2-W-R. calmly and then smilingly obllerveJ 1country. to Chmese frie nds." I No adYertllemea\ wUI be &aUu tor 11-4·2t. '!"Japan Is our Wend . She Is try - , -- - -· --in&" to s~:~ve us from the League Ju His pro!oW1d knowledge of CniYou can sat~fy your fa 1nlly's lhaa .. minlm\llb cbarp "' •went~·tlve oenU tor each iDler· spite of ounelvu." 11111 has been of {l:l'eat service to tus \:.:.:.;\(' fer gcod candy economical ly • Borah 18 a. leader or the irl'econ · ~ountry. For ll number of yeal's n e 1 b:: tukmg advantage uf the unus ua l Lost<loa. -- - - - clltables who oppose American en -' Willi chief of U1e Fal' Eas tern d lvl- 1 cund}' values nt the Rexall One n;-~ \M• w1ll 11aci1 11111tet rou ¥ delln:4. 10 that tbe ODP¥ tor LOST- Traveling hand 001 con- trance In the l..e&fue . He _will lead l slon of the 6tat.e Department . I Cent Ssie, ~ovcmber 4th, 5th, 6th talr.lng wcarin apparel some- the fight In lhe Senate thiS winter When Amba~or MW'tii.Y, his Pl'e a nd 1th. Guaranteed s tric tly fresh. JODr t.4 II prepared ln IUCb e where 011 Tho 8 . Fo k. . d be · aa:atnllt American ndhtlrence to U1•· decest~or. r N;lgned. Pre~ldent Hoov · Badon's. Th~ Rexall at-ore. n~3 · 3 t mlillller u kl bri.Jll Lbe lreAbe6t ~ r roa World Cow-t. er asked Johnson t.o take the dimwault.J. t.o ~ou.. ~wullTI Rutla nd depot and Pall· • • • .1cult post. With India ch.allengln~; 1 n.e publllbera wW be reeponalble Scnat.ol' David I. Wal6h, !rom Great Britain , Russin looming ever : T - E. 0 uu.b' !?.C ooe IDCon'ecf. toaertioo ru av 8 1Ol' an ..-. , ucc Mw>¥achusel.tl:l, htu~ hit upon a n o- I larger In Llle Far Eaa.tern affair ?>, 0: WlJ' ad:vorlilemeu~. 11:rr0r1 m Co • and rece ive reward. lO-a0-3t vel method ror worklna: up Interest , Japan . restless, and China 1n con~ "· - ·: · : .wt'tel1.&11!11leote lbould be -qponecl t- • --- ~ -- -· .. - - - - In ;~ublic metJtlllll:li. It Is Walsh'~ : stant upheaval, the position Is the I lmmed.lately. T<'OII A.r~l•t'• Name view that too ofteu public ~peaker~ I m ost Important In thu.t field of dlA ,_. 1.1·tuin sli 1uJt- ,. 1 n·t.l 11 alr I• disc uss topics ~hat are not ol im . ploma.cy and onll o! the -most difft.· <.:~tiled 'l'hhw h~<"nu~fl t he fnmnu• Ill~Jdiate lnlere6L to his hearer>~. cult and trying in the American This s um mer while making a fol'eigu service. For Sale, Miac. urtllit Tltl:~u ufll•n puln1t•!l wunu•D spea k'JUg t.our of h i~ L:.ate WEtLi~l • Jo h nson un I1esI ta tJngly responde.j ll'illi l]al'\; r to•l -::uld [llllr noticed that his audiC'nccs respon1 to the President's call. The reooni FOR BALEr-One M -5 FriB:ltlain' ~· - - - - - -· - - - - - - ed with keen enJoymeu~ to hilS in - of hJs lwo year's work In China 1 Bold for $26&.00. Taken In for no;l } 11 1 'n'l 'Te.rf.r vitatlon to ask questions on public j amp I~ justifies the Pre~ldr.nt's con . . pa:~om ent . Will ~>ell for $125.00. c . 1 Ill fl. iss ues. He decided to cut, down his, fide m:~ and Lrt1-.~\. iu him. He IS ' Y. Bridgeman . ll -3-3t •lip o:wn remarks and tet the crowd de- I wide ly respected in China und bas : .-\ootherquarrell She should take Lydia WIll I dele what it wanted t.o heal'. The the oonfldence of a ll actions. H is ' B. Pinlc.h&m 's Vegetable Compound ro tb0g hc&d&(hcs -headaches that if result was that everywhere he wus fri ends ntLribu i.c nuo &I.!CCCS.<; to his UK FORsALE-one 16 H . Becgar •~ akc her nervous, irriublc and grou,h y. fn~· J rulor with Frigidaire ~ qu ip- 1 ;a_;;;~L;;,""";;,.;;.~•;.;• greeted With scores oi pertin em docp knuwledg_''__ "'-~~i~l-'_ "_ ~~t~~~e. r.•mt ma.ktna 16 lb.s-. of ice c:ve1·y fo ur h ours. Sold with lhe usual fatLury gua.rimtec of Lhree years. Tnkcn In excha.1g:c .rrum Charle.sEbcrst tl('h for the most refined Frlgld~:~.in , Frigidaire mak t:li. C. C ltl\ $<"SH 1E D A.DV.t.1l 'U IHN G \. An ~xanwlf: of blf ~ of ChineMe nature 11!1 dt.ea. bY ~ fn 16 Ut.t.W lnddtP'- jWI~ ,before. ~ left Waiiblnte:on for Ql.e P&.r East. I 11 ' ·~ ~· 11· • > !IOVI!flnlt 4, Ull --. • ' ,:;; ,;;; .wHo· R~~YS . . . uit MUST H~V£ All¥ ail ~. I not. yet. rulJJ deveJoped l picked him up 1l OrnnTn:u, ln 1826. were ~:!l~r'~ da:r- ( venq:l' ~~ attended diet'" Aid ~tar. Mr •n!i M11i. V~ WebltF ~ hm daujh ta-s Jean •nd kr~ or Bt:lPJJ.JPe:Dt sunday ~tcl"eo, ~1\h her pueol.ti.. nrul . The Columna. of This Paper for the Announcement of the M:r~ . N. • o W•rren . · Mr!h> Ok~Y Hllt n1 , l,ll:'lt! f'autUe HenQMJD }'n4 , Da.nu Brownina: -!ftcli®d DJt.l;f!gt. M. E- cc.;Jt~rence "aL ,'J acts:m Tqar day. Rev War ~n Wllb Ill •.md Ul\'" able to alt.end. J oe Schmidt of Columb~,~os ~;~ the weel!: end here with pis W:tfC ll>nd rt&lll!hiCr at the Annie Price . au. home: of Mra. .- • i I . I -;:::-::=-::::: I __ I ~~~nd~~ttat~ I i I ~ !,uodl.slde~ ' rove "t B ., '"'-T Re·l IC POWDER Y. Brld.<mnn ""'··•-> ~ ' ·I " • I • An Ardent Student ----- --- - - - ---- ----- - - · - -~ c - --- "~ • dre getting the genutne bu tlt o nly Rowley 8 Reed · To The Voters. Agents for Meigs County Ohio Middl~port, - ~ I wish to extend my heartfelt apprecia- ~OIIOYI.It ~ lion and thanks to each and everyone who oo lqyally oupported me at the election for Trustee of Saliobury Townohip. Harry 5m1tfi. BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON • FOOTBALL owmbrane1 and stop the irrltatipn and ~otriiM.IItiOuble. Youcan1topthemnow inflammaLima. while the<:~ ~oes withCn"'mullloion, an cmuLiificd crcotOie on to the lltontllch, ia absorbed into the · blood, anaoka tlw 8!al ol the trouble~ thai ieJ•Ir.aiBDI to tah. Creomul110818 a and check• tlte Btnwth (Jf the germs. PenittCDt cougha and c:olda lead to mernbraoeunU inl.iiloi'• 1enn lfOWlh. (loU]!illo and col.ls, bronchi nil«~ by bi.l!lh mediNla11tborltiMuqiJI' of the i!-rcaiMI heo.linf.ltleiKiiert for per•i~leftl cougheand cr. de and otbeJ forma of thrl)al troub)eR. Creomulsion contains, in~tdd!llontocreosole, otlaerbea.li.IIIJele- -tOrr d...., •Dii t. .sceJle•t fm buOdin& Up the lflt~m after cqlds 1)1' ftu. Money "'funded i( any cough Ql' Of all known clru&" eniOIOle il roeo&• ~oobitl1 aad othot forma of . . By JIMMY MURPHY I a!lthm•, mp!r•· ' ,. • • , ••• •·' j \ . . ... Will you net please accept my moll "' I >II!.TE IT'S TO WASH THE SROll.E~\ LOOK AT IT CCIVERE:\) 1NlTH 4~EASE'. F~OM THE STEAK LAST Nt4>lT! NOW MY UI!.Y IS Cilld, no IMIIM' of hoW loAa: etandiag, ie not rel~lld alter ta'inB accordiaf "- - -~---- TOWNSHIP ,, oinco~ore thank& for tl!e fine vot,. extended lo me at the Election yesterday. It cer· 111inly wao gratifying and I trust that the duties cif my office shall always be han!iled in tucb a way as not to betray the . c:onfi~ 'iftnce plactd ill me a& your Townahip Clerk at yeslerday'r. Electi'!IA· · Thanks and Cool! Luck To All! SPOIL Ell\ OR COLD THAT H~NGSON_ FLOYD F. MEES ' TAMPA RE~ULTS By JJlict·natJ6nal .New11 Service C. C. N. Y. 0; Manhatta n 0. Brook.IYil Cdlege 20;. Sl . .F1·anc1~ TO TtlE VOTERS OF SALISBURY ' cR·foMuts·idoN 1'011. THE you By CLIFl" STERKET'i EARS"? "SPOTS . BEFORE 1HE E:Y<:S"? r~ on the Inside. Then you'l l be sure by Estate, sol d only by us. HE'i, MAW' WOT COMI':S ME Pit Duct lntensi-Fire the - AF'TI:R "RINGING IN 'THE new rnodirlll dibC<lW!fl with two-fo1d lc.Creomultion it gu1rantlled uti sfactiiiD 0 it soot.ILet and heal1 the indamad tory iJII 1be treatment ~f Jeniatent ' • ept-(!ial set vice-• w:ll t · l1"' 1'1 a t i 1!~ •!'!J.~I«;_~,S the Church of Gccl at f.i ~2d Mall''i Curve, ~11.turdny u : . uin1~ Nov. 7-1 Good music Rnd s lngtng.. . ,, \ • ... .. ., I 40YEARS NOTICE ' I . of the Air cabinet. And Pomeroy Bargain House. Dou!Jis nsiul . .. P-"~~~;;;,; ,;;,;, I Douole Act/on ~a · be sure vou see the outside 11·3-Jt mrt H 4 H. P . InlernRtional Ga!i en- I Jl,1u·: . f,vun Oenhclmer, F'nmero:v R. [) ' li -J·JC :. !,1 To Be Started Soon at the 1·!I:':"=..,..::;':::'·=~=··='"":::;:;''::""':;::;":":'.'::'":"::""":.JI· I 1 Look in I . --- ...Bo~m:.ns Run .. Atlmd llw n cxali OHc Ccn.- Sul c i Ncv.Pm bo:r 4111, 5th. nth a nd 7th, H.m! I what yu u cn:l get fer a penny i Prfhi•loric: Monument• idn ~ ti<'ll.l :-irtl clcH nre off!:!ted 1 111 1\l'llll:lll~· lht iH! ure 11lmn:;t :1,(11..1(1 lla• pri ce or one plu11 one cent grcut "''"n" ruumuuentr, ~f't up by Eitnctly fresh mcrchnndi:';C. Bar ~ ~plo• .. r IU"Piil .~l"!'!c l l uw ,.. t.cn's, Th ~ Rexa ll S ture. li-J~"3t ., ·' ------ --- .- Il l I• ~ttttmwuu:uamr.:-oaaumwu:r=nmmuu:stcuua.1I#UI~ ............. "The .Convenient Center" A shine, please" 11 of FLORIDA 11·4. "Tbc Playground of America'' From Bad to Worse • • I I o~. 1-lEL\.0 . BuBI!>LE'S ';lEAH • ~ WE ....ff TO ANO~E'I'L O~t - """'"" rHE" \EIZ.R.IS'I..E v-.tOR'S~E·uo ~ -,..HAN F-1 R.'S;. T ONE - \()LD .6J>.10 tHEN l 'SHOUt...O , OM,'-Y t-IIAR.RY t-\IM AF"T'E12A'-ONG . ACClluAipoJ\ ANCE~t-HP • 1re lklng unable voter (or . thf!lr suppoft and fluencr· In my "OFFICIAL AA/Ij HOTEl," Ct=n~rp.l .• SteQm Heat • · Radios UQme . liJto AtmotiPhcre, Large, Alry Room• ~pacioua Lobby, Mezzanine and Outdoor Palc:oqf 1 Barber Shop, ~eauly Po.rlor, Bat• Creek, Tur~ieh and Ru1a~a~ B•tha aad . · rpllny other Conven•mncea Dinlns "floO'll and "Tqp o' 'he Town" ., , . R"!'f .~arden Fi;eproof - - .' beh~tlf it's worth the price .ln- for Ute office or juu('e or Peace-. 1 .. trust thai I will 1111 lhiN of- rice In a sa.&hifactory manner Second Street . even to the extent of pleulng . those who did nol veie for me. Meeo U·TOTI·'IM "Shine 'em up." How little you think of spending a few cents for the service. But compare the cost of shining your shoes with the electricity required to operate a clothes washing machine for a week's wash. The eJ.ec.. trical cost is even less- Consider the cheapness ol other electrical service• • ~~ Nov. stll. • I take meanli l.o thilak OIM! 11.nd all · CommeaelJII 8:JO A. ~· TAMI'A'S LARGJ_;S'J' JWTt; L to see each pennnally MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. Hotel Hillsboro and you know THANKS VOTERS.!· - •••• but where do you get more for your money than in buying ( -~ Electric Service? More th:m It Milt' He ,. ., • , . Jc • Calof<:l'io and .Colf9c S~op l.fa-rt,;lli;· '"''ll'll .~"~il• l' 0':~1!ll~ut; 1 ..~,t~,,t!!•. •\ f:~rq;'i¥~1! · ~, .~ I L L' !) !> ·u it'O Amencon t.. "' ~ldnner~ ·Pree. . Weekly ratu and f:!. J. Ja~ll;a!Oh,! tt11r-. 1 folclera on appli4:ation Telephone M-5541 )'" ' ' ._ . . ·' _,__,_ __ ~~ •-'• • .. .. '' "' �,...,.. ' '1\!fDIII:SDAY, Going Around In Washington ft!!l)alL'Y ftllllllill: • • • • •••• < • • ... CUANcirio or LIFETIME JU:l,.lABL.E li.A.N WANTED- t.o .'iaU on tal"P\tN m 14a.aop Cou.nt.y, ,v.,, wooderl\11 DpPOrtup.itY. Make $1 to tx1 (Ially. No expert- i ' • • • • , · w_ H•f.:'11 0 N (12 P i 11 • • ATCR Bv ROP.ERT s. ALLEN A friend called (1ft tlim at the State DtparQnfnl with bim IL l roy alrpl&lte _0, .. ,,,,,, ha.d l::loq:ht. u a tin tor 'oton~d ! 110n Johni!Oft wu much _.. encc 01' capll&l needed.. Wr~k (..1) ! In the toy ll.u.- m~&l':c: mqllinu day. lllcNeu company, Dept. B, By ROBERT S. Al.J...EN , questions A;.. ouc sa~nerlflll of where I~ ball been purchased . .~eeport, lUlnC?b1 ~ atter- 1blWneu.rut:u he r~l.,.cd more than friend knowlDC ;,aa~ Johnlou L) ---Wil&hlna:ton I.'IIOVne fifty questions relatilli w govern - then stJil a bachelor lnqu1J'ed. ali fnr Oklahoma : noon reoentl)' while St:'uutor Hon1.h ' ment control or buslne&~. Johnson's lntenlst. lOth vbl In- wu 011 hla way to hLs omce & 'n-1e011 • • • "Well, you tee Chinese a.R very t:'t. L:>uiJ, . ·rufsa. rushed up to him and with ct.nSid · Am~dol· Nelson T . JohntiOn. k.cen about. .~ueh \.hinp," Jo~l lO Two thPhrct passena:~ s $U'E"'e , erable reeuna: held out 8 newspa.pE:i' who reprtlt;eDLs Wle Unltcd Stat':ls ex phlalne~; I must talte a fe11 '1)pt . c. txpenre. oue or w• e - 0> ciU"ry lng la.rse hea.dllnes announ~.:- 1111 Chima, ill 11 world authority ·"}\l w me. _ . Beegle, Pomeroy, 0 . Phone ~8-R lnt tha.t the American ob!ierver w Chi He Is one of Lhe rew OCCI· Several days later thli friend ba· I ~er line.---~---------- , the Leaw~ or Nations had bee•\ dt:n~:ls who -haS mut.ered the Chi- to buy ~ether bne becauae hls son ' denied adm1881on t.o a conferenc'! 1 nese hmguage . Hll 1eot.ds, writes, had &C(:Ident.alty broken the first. 1'JPI ute 1iQil ·ct JL) ll.o par 1D For Rent; on lhe Manchurian crlsls on th•<1 and speaks It readily. He is b)' In - He wen~ to the toy l!ihop to maK-e ~~- · - - - - - - - - - f pruLest of ti.ll Japane!iol! delegate. · clinatlon a student an~ scholar and hJs purchase. .. 1 .(il. · -· - d l I !IDOl POR RE.N'f-Bram~c han. ~ on I "What do you thlnk of that., ~na lhe many years he spent in Chlno. _"1 am awf.ull_~ - BOlly," the &ale~> • a-ooeu&~ve - - lor price Linco.IIJ Hill .' SllC Carl BU.)Jl - i tor," the friend demanded, indlg- as B. young career diploma-t J ohn· 811'1 t.old rl~.. _n.mbassador John- I la~e. 10-JlJ-'lll nijtely . "Seems to me thil> ls son de\·ot-ed to le~trning the dUll.- son was , __n htlle yeaterdJ'Y and • ~.. lnlert-ioal fO!' prioe · . _ pretty high-handed." 1cttlt IB.ngualle and studyinl{ the CU'i bou~~:ht ou: e!.ltire stoc!r. ol these _air FOR RENT----,One 6 room house i11 1 Bor~th read the s tory thi'OUiil l toms and hlsto 1 y 0, the people anti planes. fie Is taking them as g1ft.8 ~. ~ ~--~-=~~==~ Pm nl·ro~·- a\..1t cheap. caU 2-W-R. calmly and then smilingly obllerveJ 1country. to Chmese frie nds." I No adYertllemea\ wUI be &aUu tor 11-4·2t. '!"Japan Is our Wend . She Is try - , -- - -· --in&" to s~:~ve us from the League Ju His pro!oW1d knowledge of CniYou can sat~fy your fa 1nlly's lhaa .. minlm\llb cbarp "' •went~·tlve oenU tor each iDler· spite of ounelvu." 11111 has been of {l:l'eat service to tus \:.:.:.;\(' fer gcod candy economical ly • Borah 18 a. leader or the irl'econ · ~ountry. For ll number of yeal's n e 1 b:: tukmg advantage uf the unus ua l Lost<loa. -- - - - clltables who oppose American en -' Willi chief of U1e Fal' Eas tern d lvl- 1 cund}' values nt the Rexall One n;-~ \M• w1ll 11aci1 11111tet rou ¥ delln:4. 10 that tbe ODP¥ tor LOST- Traveling hand 001 con- trance In the l..e&fue . He _will lead l slon of the 6tat.e Department . I Cent Ssie, ~ovcmber 4th, 5th, 6th talr.lng wcarin apparel some- the fight In lhe Senate thiS winter When Amba~or MW'tii.Y, his Pl'e a nd 1th. Guaranteed s tric tly fresh. JODr t.4 II prepared ln IUCb e where 011 Tho 8 . Fo k. . d be · aa:atnllt American ndhtlrence to U1•· decest~or. r N;lgned. Pre~ldent Hoov · Badon's. Th~ Rexall at-ore. n~3 · 3 t mlillller u kl bri.Jll Lbe lreAbe6t ~ r roa World Cow-t. er asked Johnson t.o take the dimwault.J. t.o ~ou.. ~wullTI Rutla nd depot and Pall· • • • .1cult post. With India ch.allengln~; 1 n.e publllbera wW be reeponalble Scnat.ol' David I. Wal6h, !rom Great Britain , Russin looming ever : T - E. 0 uu.b' !?.C ooe IDCon'ecf. toaertioo ru av 8 1Ol' an ..-. , ucc Mw>¥achusel.tl:l, htu~ hit upon a n o- I larger In Llle Far Eaa.tern affair ?>, 0: WlJ' ad:vorlilemeu~. 11:rr0r1 m Co • and rece ive reward. lO-a0-3t vel method ror worklna: up Interest , Japan . restless, and China 1n con~ "· - ·: · : .wt'tel1.&11!11leote lbould be -qponecl t- • --- ~ -- -· .. - - - - In ;~ublic metJtlllll:li. It Is Walsh'~ : stant upheaval, the position Is the I lmmed.lately. T<'OII A.r~l•t'• Name view that too ofteu public ~peaker~ I m ost Important In thu.t field of dlA ,_. 1.1·tuin sli 1uJt- ,. 1 n·t.l 11 alr I• disc uss topics ~hat are not ol im . ploma.cy and onll o! the -most difft.· <.:~tiled 'l'hhw h~<"nu~fl t he fnmnu• Ill~Jdiate lnlere6L to his hearer>~. cult and trying in the American This s um mer while making a fol'eigu service. For Sale, Miac. urtllit Tltl:~u ufll•n puln1t•!l wunu•D spea k'JUg t.our of h i~ L:.ate WEtLi~l • Jo h nson un I1esI ta tJngly responde.j ll'illi l]al'\; r to•l -::uld [llllr noticed that his audiC'nccs respon1 to the President's call. The reooni FOR BALEr-One M -5 FriB:ltlain' ~· - - - - - -· - - - - - - ed with keen enJoymeu~ to hilS in - of hJs lwo year's work In China 1 Bold for $26&.00. Taken In for no;l } 11 1 'n'l 'Te.rf.r vitatlon to ask questions on public j amp I~ justifies the Pre~ldr.nt's con . . pa:~om ent . Will ~>ell for $125.00. c . 1 Ill fl. iss ues. He decided to cut, down his, fide m:~ and Lrt1-.~\. iu him. He IS ' Y. Bridgeman . ll -3-3t •lip o:wn remarks and tet the crowd de- I wide ly respected in China und bas : .-\ootherquarrell She should take Lydia WIll I dele what it wanted t.o heal'. The the oonfldence of a ll actions. H is ' B. Pinlc.h&m 's Vegetable Compound ro tb0g hc&d&(hcs -headaches that if result was that everywhere he wus fri ends ntLribu i.c nuo &I.!CCCS.<; to his UK FORsALE-one 16 H . Becgar •~ akc her nervous, irriublc and grou,h y. fn~· J rulor with Frigidaire ~ qu ip- 1 ;a_;;;~L;;,""";;,.;;.~•;.;• greeted With scores oi pertin em docp knuwledg_''__ "'-~~i~l-'_ "_ ~~t~~~e. r.•mt ma.ktna 16 lb.s-. of ice c:ve1·y fo ur h ours. Sold with lhe usual fatLury gua.rimtec of Lhree years. Tnkcn In excha.1g:c .rrum Charle.sEbcrst tl('h for the most refined Frlgld~:~.in , Frigidaire mak t:li. C. C ltl\ $<"SH 1E D A.DV.t.1l 'U IHN G \. An ~xanwlf: of blf ~ of ChineMe nature 11!1 dt.ea. bY ~ fn 16 Ut.t.W lnddtP'- jWI~ ,before. ~ left Waiiblnte:on for Ql.e P&.r East. I 11 ' ·~ ~· 11· • > !IOVI!flnlt 4, Ull --. • ' ,:;; ,;;; .wHo· R~~YS . . . uit MUST H~V£ All¥ ail ~. I not. yet. rulJJ deveJoped l picked him up 1l OrnnTn:u, ln 1826. were ~:!l~r'~ da:r- ( venq:l' ~~ attended diet'" Aid ~tar. Mr •n!i M11i. V~ WebltF ~ hm daujh ta-s Jean •nd kr~ or Bt:lPJJ.JPe:Dt sunday ~tcl"eo, ~1\h her pueol.ti.. nrul . The Columna. of This Paper for the Announcement of the M:r~ . N. • o W•rren . · Mr!h> Ok~Y Hllt n1 , l,ll:'lt! f'autUe HenQMJD }'n4 , Da.nu Brownina: -!ftcli®d DJt.l;f!gt. M. E- cc.;Jt~rence "aL ,'J acts:m Tqar day. Rev War ~n Wllb Ill •.md Ul\'" able to alt.end. J oe Schmidt of Columb~,~os ~;~ the weel!: end here with pis W:tfC ll>nd rt&lll!hiCr at the Annie Price . au. home: of Mra. .- • i I . I -;:::-::=-::::: I __ I ~~~nd~~ttat~ I i I ~ !,uodl.slde~ ' rove "t B ., '"'-T Re·l IC POWDER Y. Brld.<mnn ""'··•-> ~ ' ·I " • I • An Ardent Student ----- --- - - - ---- ----- - - · - -~ c - --- "~ • dre getting the genutne bu tlt o nly Rowley 8 Reed · To The Voters. Agents for Meigs County Ohio Middl~port, - ~ I wish to extend my heartfelt apprecia- ~OIIOYI.It ~ lion and thanks to each and everyone who oo lqyally oupported me at the election for Trustee of Saliobury Townohip. Harry 5m1tfi. BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON • FOOTBALL owmbrane1 and stop the irrltatipn and ~otriiM.IItiOuble. Youcan1topthemnow inflammaLima. while the<:~ ~oes withCn"'mullloion, an cmuLiificd crcotOie on to the lltontllch, ia absorbed into the · blood, anaoka tlw 8!al ol the trouble~ thai ieJ•Ir.aiBDI to tah. Creomul110818 a and check• tlte Btnwth (Jf the germs. PenittCDt cougha and c:olda lead to mernbraoeunU inl.iiloi'• 1enn lfOWlh. (loU]!illo and col.ls, bronchi nil«~ by bi.l!lh mediNla11tborltiMuqiJI' of the i!-rcaiMI heo.linf.ltleiKiiert for per•i~leftl cougheand cr. de and otbeJ forma of thrl)al troub)eR. Creomulsion contains, in~tdd!llontocreosole, otlaerbea.li.IIIJele- -tOrr d...., •Dii t. .sceJle•t fm buOdin& Up the lflt~m after cqlds 1)1' ftu. Money "'funded i( any cough Ql' Of all known clru&" eniOIOle il roeo&• ~oobitl1 aad othot forma of . . By JIMMY MURPHY I a!lthm•, mp!r•· ' ,. • • , ••• •·' j \ . . ... Will you net please accept my moll "' I >II!.TE IT'S TO WASH THE SROll.E~\ LOOK AT IT CCIVERE:\) 1NlTH 4~EASE'. F~OM THE STEAK LAST Nt4>lT! NOW MY UI!.Y IS Cilld, no IMIIM' of hoW loAa: etandiag, ie not rel~lld alter ta'inB accordiaf "- - -~---- TOWNSHIP ,, oinco~ore thank& for tl!e fine vot,. extended lo me at the Election yesterday. It cer· 111inly wao gratifying and I trust that the duties cif my office shall always be han!iled in tucb a way as not to betray the . c:onfi~ 'iftnce plactd ill me a& your Townahip Clerk at yeslerday'r. Electi'!IA· · Thanks and Cool! Luck To All! SPOIL Ell\ OR COLD THAT H~NGSON_ FLOYD F. MEES ' TAMPA RE~ULTS By JJlict·natJ6nal .New11 Service C. C. N. Y. 0; Manhatta n 0. Brook.IYil Cdlege 20;. Sl . .F1·anc1~ TO TtlE VOTERS OF SALISBURY ' cR·foMuts·idoN 1'011. THE you By CLIFl" STERKET'i EARS"? "SPOTS . BEFORE 1HE E:Y<:S"? r~ on the Inside. Then you'l l be sure by Estate, sol d only by us. HE'i, MAW' WOT COMI':S ME Pit Duct lntensi-Fire the - AF'TI:R "RINGING IN 'THE new rnodirlll dibC<lW!fl with two-fo1d lc.Creomultion it gu1rantlled uti sfactiiiD 0 it soot.ILet and heal1 the indamad tory iJII 1be treatment ~f Jeniatent ' • ept-(!ial set vice-• w:ll t · l1"' 1'1 a t i 1!~ •!'!J.~I«;_~,S the Church of Gccl at f.i ~2d Mall''i Curve, ~11.turdny u : . uin1~ Nov. 7-1 Good music Rnd s lngtng.. . ,, \ • ... .. ., I 40YEARS NOTICE ' I . of the Air cabinet. And Pomeroy Bargain House. Dou!Jis nsiul . .. P-"~~~;;;,; ,;;,;, I Douole Act/on ~a · be sure vou see the outside 11·3-Jt mrt H 4 H. P . InlernRtional Ga!i en- I Jl,1u·: . f,vun Oenhclmer, F'nmero:v R. [) ' li -J·JC :. !,1 To Be Started Soon at the 1·!I:':"=..,..::;':::'·=~=··='"":::;:;''::""':;::;":":'.'::'":"::""":.JI· I 1 Look in I . --- ...Bo~m:.ns Run .. Atlmd llw n cxali OHc Ccn.- Sul c i Ncv.Pm bo:r 4111, 5th. nth a nd 7th, H.m! I what yu u cn:l get fer a penny i Prfhi•loric: Monument• idn ~ ti<'ll.l :-irtl clcH nre off!:!ted 1 111 1\l'llll:lll~· lht iH! ure 11lmn:;t :1,(11..1(1 lla• pri ce or one plu11 one cent grcut "''"n" ruumuuentr, ~f't up by Eitnctly fresh mcrchnndi:';C. Bar ~ ~plo• .. r IU"Piil .~l"!'!c l l uw ,.. t.cn's, Th ~ Rexa ll S ture. li-J~"3t ., ·' ------ --- .- Il l I• ~ttttmwuu:uamr.:-oaaumwu:r=nmmuu:stcuua.1I#UI~ ............. "The .Convenient Center" A shine, please" 11 of FLORIDA 11·4. "Tbc Playground of America'' From Bad to Worse • • I I o~. 1-lEL\.0 . BuBI!>LE'S ';lEAH • ~ WE ....ff TO ANO~E'I'L O~t - """'"" rHE" \EIZ.R.IS'I..E v-.tOR'S~E·uo ~ -,..HAN F-1 R.'S;. T ONE - \()LD .6J>.10 tHEN l 'SHOUt...O , OM,'-Y t-IIAR.RY t-\IM AF"T'E12A'-ONG . ACClluAipoJ\ ANCE~t-HP • 1re lklng unable voter (or . thf!lr suppoft and fluencr· In my "OFFICIAL AA/Ij HOTEl," Ct=n~rp.l .• SteQm Heat • · Radios UQme . liJto AtmotiPhcre, Large, Alry Room• ~pacioua Lobby, Mezzanine and Outdoor Palc:oqf 1 Barber Shop, ~eauly Po.rlor, Bat• Creek, Tur~ieh and Ru1a~a~ B•tha aad . · rpllny other Conven•mncea Dinlns "floO'll and "Tqp o' 'he Town" ., , . R"!'f .~arden Fi;eproof - - .' beh~tlf it's worth the price .ln- for Ute office or juu('e or Peace-. 1 .. trust thai I will 1111 lhiN of- rice In a sa.&hifactory manner Second Street . even to the extent of pleulng . those who did nol veie for me. Meeo U·TOTI·'IM "Shine 'em up." How little you think of spending a few cents for the service. But compare the cost of shining your shoes with the electricity required to operate a clothes washing machine for a week's wash. The eJ.ec.. trical cost is even less- Consider the cheapness ol other electrical service• • ~~ Nov. stll. • I take meanli l.o thilak OIM! 11.nd all · CommeaelJII 8:JO A. ~· TAMI'A'S LARGJ_;S'J' JWTt; L to see each pennnally MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. Hotel Hillsboro and you know THANKS VOTERS.!· - •••• but where do you get more for your money than in buying ( -~ Electric Service? More th:m It Milt' He ,. ., • , . Jc • Calof<:l'io and .Colf9c S~op l.fa-rt,;lli;· '"''ll'll .~"~il• l' 0':~1!ll~ut; 1 ..~,t~,,t!!•. •\ f:~rq;'i¥~1! · ~, .~ I L L' !) !> ·u it'O Amencon t.. "' ~ldnner~ ·Pree. . Weekly ratu and f:!. J. Ja~ll;a!Oh,! tt11r-. 1 folclera on appli4:ation Telephone M-5541 )'" ' ' ._ . . ·' _,__,_ __ ~~ •-'• • .. .. '' "' �• ___,....__ : WmNI!BDAY, NOVDIBER ·-~-'-:'" ,._e. ......... .C. 1 tit :·::~· w,, •l' ,.._ .J ; . _.... ____ h .,....,.,........,~ ..., ___ r .. ___ ..._ ~... Goea t otr ... 'II. L. z.hrodt, 'b. or Ra· ~lllll*=ld! dl4!d 'ID tbe B1 Ja.eph o:w.~~~~:TRIAN I SEARCHERS All =::=-:~"~:~ :E'n~: 1 TO riND TRACE or.:.~~:! ~hou:· '~~ y~:::a: hi3o~~~ ::~ :~: I ·::u:"'...·tthhlato~~~~Chh= """"' MteSINC DE•lER m==:~e:rlonc of :~et~eed=:a :o=~~ l0!.":"'"!!~ il H wa.a wu •truck b)' Personals WM. C. MciNTOSH ANSWERS SUMMONS The ordJ.nlulot 1.-.nttt.ect W tbe leYIH an4 boad ilfUfll , The wel· BI&THDA.Y PD'I'T birthday •UI'PI'lee part.)l wu 'own wu t.oted. by an arpn~a. fart bo04 l.atue .... defeaktd onrctven Monda)' eventna at the borne Uon of mlnllttn and wu touaht wbelmlnl'l:r. ear driven by I Oeorae C Oloeelmer a! BmlthdaJe, 1 Pa Mr Gloeckner, hi8 wlft: and. of Harry YNcber at. Ubumville, In hanor 01 wra. Keleher'• 63ld btrt.tid&)o bJ labor orpnfaUooa. 8l Cl&im'Ult enppd In one of Ule m~t •i&OI'OUB batUel 1n )'an City, WedDeSday morninl I I I lvl8Jtors Kcw YoriL .N'O't' t-IN&-Tammany hall today celebrated tbe mo.n OVfl'WhebniDI vletorf Ill. tta hllt.ory. Despite dlllololurea of aJJeaed corruption tn the clty'a aovemment by the Hofstadter leiill&t.tve Jcommtttee, the voten of Nanhlittan re~lected Samuel Le\"Y u Boroqb praldent by the b•nest plui'allty ever obW.Ined by any e&ndldate In the BoJ'OUI'b. I Paft::U... I I Attea Master Masons ! I Pom~roy r) r ,.., 1.' . .' " A Tht evtnlnl .,.. spent ln a ~ on the queaUcm and ln a hR'fY Death ard. Campbell wert vllit.tn& nl&· way and dellcJoua refreehmenta vot.e cumed, do'I'JJ a propoeal tG W'as due to hH.rt trouble and I uve& at CbarlellltoQ Wednesday , were aerved. Tboee preamt were permtt movtna picturee on SUnday. dropay which he had eutrered for J Mr! Jame& Parcher of Oolumb.l.s Mr. and lira. Wenctel OI'Ueller, Mr. On))' a marrtn or 12 votes decided and Mnl Wllllatn P'IJ.her, Mr a.nd the laue reatdent Mrt. Paul P1aber, Yra Kat~ Martin.a Perry cltianl pve SUnMuon City e.nd well knOwn Sbeeu and will be U\e sueat ot hH Schmall, Krt Clara SC:b&efer, Mn. movlea thetr approval aoo thrcurhout the Pomeroy Bend Be aLeter, l4n Cha.rlea Grueter ' oD Preda Mitch, Mr and .Mra Harry I~;:::~ defeated. a prohibition orIs survived by hla wife and one Eaet Main etree~ tnt MOOdaJ. Keller and family 11 by 1&1 vokl r.on Curt.lr., or Middletown Mn. Jobn Flood or Pcrtamollt.."l a t. 1U1 { Gloeckner aald hfl 1aw Me~ at ParkeraburJ, 8(t;nday walklnr lllonptde the road NIUit ot tnJurltt rea11 t.be car neared him, he atep-1 Party Headed By Sheriff undaJ afternoon wMn an tnt() the center of t.be road He 'I1le funeral aervieel will b~ Ill here v11Jittna- her bmthen, Ben 1n whlch. she wu rkfinl he tried everythllltl puaalble I Go To Pittaburch For conducted from the residence P'rl- lUld Olenroy Bwtna and H o. BOT IS IMPROVED Oolumbua, 0 . Nuv t--IN~Al­ ~ over an I!Jilban~nt at to miM McPeek but waa too near 1 , Cluea day afternoon at 2 o'cloct.. Burial EwinJ at Middleport Jack Lewis, 15 year Old ll'andtion thouah •lmoat a complete ftlale aa l&aullt ;atco near Ripley to avoid atclkinr him He wu dead 1 will be made In the cemetery at. Mra Sam Straua, da.UI'bter Pea:IY of ¥;r. and Mn P'red Bauer o1 an Index of tbe 1m poUUea! cam • Now 11 the timB Lo put m ')'Our • M'rl. t.hnult neetved 11 traetun when picked ~. oftlctala. al1 1 -Muon City In chara:e of the fo&'le- and Mrs VICtor Etseleteln WeJ'~ Naylora Run, ill much improved a.f- PQiiM, yeeterd&y'a elecUona decidef~ ttk *uU when abe wp. L.'l.rown -FOR GILES SMITH 1 sons underi.ak.er, at PB.rkersburs Wednesday ter t.wo weeD 111nna from an In- ed ane l.&lue deftnttel)' and ablo- winter'• .11upply of medicines to Of tba rar when tt tumed over HEMLOCK GROVE WOMAN Mn. Oeorte Holmes retumed Juret1 haod. He fell and bruiaed lutely Ohlo voLon want nothlnll JU&rd )'our family's healttl At the 111e t.abn to ~ hospital PASSES R F -p I \ home Wednesday, after a vlaU wtth bll hand and later carbuncles earn~ of additional taxet. Rexall One Cenl. Sale, November 1 but her ~uriea pro~] eturn. rom ennay van.- 1 ELECT OFFICERS her mother, Mrs Barbara Smith. from which he auflered mueh paln. ()ppollt.lan to more taxlnc wu 4th, &th, 8th and 'lth. )'OU receive e4 f•tal Rosabelle Mklklfl, aee 88 )e&n. ia City With Trip Hav-Mr and Mrs I L Oppenhetrner •tamped lndeUbly on t.be fl.DOD~ two identical liU'\Ieles lor the pr1oe • ~ leava a dauahter, Mrs L M wife of Re~n Midkitr died at • B I V . At. a re1ular meet1111 of Pomeroy of Indlanapolla and Mr&. C Oden- 1 1141'1. PbUip DuetT lll quite UJ at .atate weUare bond IIJISue and alao of one plus one cent Barton's. The ~ o1 MNon CitJ lMIIdilu sev- their nome at Hemlock orov~ lftl een n &In chapter No 186. Dnler of Eastern bauab ot Leldnrton Ky , returned her home on Chester road. on ntmll!rou.s local 1m RexaU Store. 11 -3-St -era1 other Immediate 1 t Th TWlsda:v nenln& at 5 o'clock from I star, Tuesda.y evenllll the following to their homes Wednesday alter e _ ,lfUDeral eenloes ..;:ac~~lict~ dropsy She 18 t.un1ved by her nusAft.er a search of two daya\o mcen wete elected .or the enau- ~ vlalt with their many friend s HAlLOWEEN PARTY ~ tbe Ravtnlwood United Breth band. 4 daughtl!n and three sonB the city of Pltfabutl h Ina year Mrs Mary Lippincott., ere The TriarJclea ol the Federated aza 'cburell Wed.Delday alt !ll'noon The funeral services wUI bt: conSmith local promment worthy matron, Re~>Cner Zelhor, J E Baker motored to COlumbus church pve a Halloween party ;,tth burial 1n the cemetery thtre duckd Thunday afternoon at two man wh~ hu been miss- worthy patron , Mrs Lula Neaae, Wednesday on a lhor~ bwslneu trip Monday evenln1 ln the Presbytero'clock In the Ohtlatlan Church at alnce eck.ber 23 a part} or astcctate matrcn , Ohas E Neue, 'ho.Mr an~ Mrs Calvin Culp who Jan church parlor Refreahmenta Hemloclr. Grove with Finstetwll.ld local persoru1 returned here aHsoclate patron, MISII Marie MU- ,...,..ve res ed here lor 30llletime were served and a general a:oo1 undertaken In chargr Tue!Kiay nllht without an) ler, Secy, Mlss Preda Warner. moved to Huntington Wednesday time waa enjoyed by all present • t.o hia whl!l'f!abouts Tre:aa, Mn Barban.. Smith, ~.:' E. J Michael was a business via~;~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. and acra Harold Ruesell of MA.R.Ill.t.GE LICENSE to the Pltt.!bureh po- ductrua, Mis& Thelma PhilliJ16, u- !tor at Athens Wednesday FIRST SVJCIDI: tharlea.ton are n!celvln& oon11ratu ln a search of every 80ChaU: oonductr~s and Miss BerMl&! Mary Gloeckner uotumed to New York, Nav. ~Ucm1 over the arrival ol a nine A marrtaa:e Ucense wu U.Sued hotel and otller tha Miller trustee her home at Columbus Wednesday of the body o1' the S)ound d&\llhter, tom Tu.eaday Monday by the probate court to Mr Smith · erter a vl!lt here with relatlve8 commit suicide 1_ ••• •• Wedneaday night, November 4th., at 1 and trlend11 ]iov 3rd Mr and Mn Shannon Alvle PhaUn, 21, of Kayford W. •.,... ...., '"" ~UNell of Bradbury and Mr and Va , and Garnet Luella Moore, 18, CJ,UB HOSTESSES \ Mr and Mn William RoslliteJ' Cleorse Wllollhlqton Memorial 7:30 is the time oet for the regular communthe party a rrived et Jln. John C Ch&ee are the proud of Pomeroy The ceremony WM land dau1hter return~ to tbelr (Bridge, wae undetermined ication of Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F. & A. detective was aa IJ'&ndparenta performed by Rev H L Henthorne The Jun ior Shakespeare club DHlL home at Barberton TUesday after The man, whose bodY hurtled case to aid ln thl! at the hume or Mila Mar) Schaefer a vlalt with her mother Mrs Jessie the Hudaon river 2113 feet belo>V M. at which time the Annual Election• will 1 Immediately went to eon Lincoln Hill, Tuesday evening Clifton on W Main stt1,et laat night, lett NO NOTE be held. Every member of Pomeroy Lodwhere he had 11tayed with Misses Bettie and Jean Eberl\\1111am Freeman la oonftned t.o I "!'~'""''! nlaht, October 21 The bach allllBtlnt hoatea868 After the hla home on Lincoln HUl on ac-1 BlG BOND ISSUE CARRIES ge ia earneatly requeated and eapecially urwho had ch~ked bu.slneM was transacted dainty re· oount of lllnel!ll Piqua, 0 , Nov 4-IN~An 4 ged to be preaent at thia meeting. _-cc , _ ;c,,c·;,_o,ut, was questioned 4eshments were served by the hoa.. Al Jones and family moved Wed· j *810,000 bond laa.ue for the pa11y that Smith teS~~ea neaday from the Ebersbach apart- ~trueuon ot a munlcJpal Hght '-;~~- ~ By Order of The Wonhipful Master. at 2 .30 o'clock ment on Second street to their had the approval today of P "!,iah! to thank the voter• of Pomeroy October 22 and ~e at Laurel Cllft voters TURNBVLL-CANTIRBUBY a call for 1 o'Atteat: J. Edward Foater, Secretary. 111>0" • -The plant will replace ..~~~:~I for 10 teneroualy aupporting me in my can· out at 1 30 o·dock. CLUB MEETS now provided by the Dayton f didacy for a poaition on the local council. clock m.omlnl and did Mr and Mrs Chaa E Canter and LI1M comp&~~y ~~~~~~;;;;:~~~~;;;;:~~~ bury, 249 Whittemore St • Pontiac, The Shalr.eapeare club met at the ~ I ahalltry to 10 perform the dutiea incumW. Lar1e who was accomthe marrla1e on AUIJare 1, home ot Mr.a Harr Y Ohl-lllier on .......... OLD IJaAf"' WchLa:an, formerly of Pomeroy •o••panied by Smith to Plttaburl:h told announcing bent on the office 111 to merit the confidence of thelr d8Uihter Lucille to Harry Lincoln Hill Tuesday aUernoon Marietta, 0., Nov klcal omeers that Bmlth and he r M d M All ·r the bu&lnellll seaaion, a ps- Marietta's "ll'&lld okl placed in me by the voting public. W T b U went t()IJ:etber t.o the pro:iuce mar• u ' son o r an rs per ( rl "Women of the Bible"' ·-o ~ tics," John W 0 urn Turnbull of Pontiac, Mlcbr .1.... ... .. ket Thursday momlni wnere they T The EDGAR EBERSBACH ceremony took place at Mt. l'eiiU Dy Mrs ChQ.II !berebach A faUed h1 an dlllpo.aed ol the truck load ol pro- otemena, Mk:b The brlde attend• very tnterestlns report of the con- come back He ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMEROY duce whlc.b they took from here ed Pomnoy hlJ:h school and ts a I ere nee .cJI the southeaat diatrlct of batUe to Mayor T od.ay and Tomorrow Alter the tre.Mactlon, Smith u$1..IP'&duate ol Pontiac high school ot Ohio Federa.tJ'on ol Women's Clubs man after a campaign In :::~I 1931. which wae held In tho tlrat Presby- both candldatea frequently <I• "SON OF INDIA" certain corner the on city, ed tO beat.reet let out of theIn truck a 'I1le sroom a lfl'&duate of the terlan church at Cbl111cothe, Oct ed they were "U'ood trlencls" Hear anti aee; Ramon N.vai'I'O, 'fonra4 Napl. Marjorie B.aJQ-. a~na: to 14lr&e, a nearby same ,JChool and now bold.a a ra29 and 30 wae liven by Ule com1 clock realatered 11 :30 o'clock ttarge bea11; Mallp E•aaa aud Mlklhell Lewia. A ....,. or Iofll! was In >bit. sBld he Immediately started liac:k lpolllible poeltlon with one ol the 1 mtdee. Mrll J B mberteld, Mrs beari! A man IU7 rfye ep hk fertune or bll Ufe for a: lrtead, for Pomeroy and that w1111 thE: laBt larve aut.omoblle ftrms Gf that city : Hl~.tr)' Smith and Mrs. Loul6 Reibel. The couple wlll reside t.amporarll' They report a proJitable and he .saw or Smith but never the WfUR&D be lo.,._ enjOyable the federation. Friends and relathe.s ot Mr at. the Whittemore addretl8. fContlnuefo, norc Pile 1111111) ' Smith reached the eonclua· Alao Comedy "16. FOOL AFFAIR" clay. He wtJJ tum c.ver the iii,~:;~ that his deperture from ~~:~~~~:relsn to Olty Lew r: "The beot $5 H.t street comer, he To l t $ i A TC fJ ,, J :'I I -:, T A '• J c ) '/)!o,,j f ,, I READERS a NOTICE--If J"OU W&llt . the Newa Olli.ce of The Daily Trill.....,, eaU 236-L; if the l$uaineu Dflioe uk for 202-R. • VOL. VI-NO. 45 SEVERE FIG IN PROGRESS IN M~NCHUR!A A 5000 Chineoe Launch Atlack Japaneoe IF lT'8 NE WS FULL LEASED It» I.N OF W •r ln El>!st '>Cirllon INTERNATI ONAL NEWS SERVICE 1.~ CAHfl. !)fl J', fi:..NI lly lrlali Jl!&• - 1~ U<! ) October fifth Was Loweat On Record in 300 Yean ~ fiRST MHTIN·~ -OF COMMITTEE WilL H HEl~ TDO~Y PRESENT Cll MBj IPrice On " Pair tonight and Friday Bomewtuit QOkl'o ~ r t.onlght W 11~ t V1 .. gmla-Pa1r toni«ht and P'riday CcJld>.. !WORlD'S CROP or;Which Is Akron? Guess Again! :WHEAT CAUSE Of; ! ' EATHER FORECAST.....: POMEROY, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, tU:l J THE DAILY TJU8UNl: Strange "Bequ eo~" WIRE .. Milliom of Dollars Add- : ed To Purchasing Pow· ! er Of Fermer ' Object Is To Di~prcive Charges Of "Abyomal t gnorance" . AGAINST HOOVER' Voters. I' ""' ~·-··~-~~~~;;-J! i""""""""""~'!:"':::!"''!::!!!'!~:"!=~=:'""""""""""':: AT 11fE THEATRES !R ~;::::::::::::::::::~::::::~ Stylepark Hats in America" I , or became ml!n- 1 ~q~s.:=.~~ Othera $1:115 to $4.00 - I - -- . 1 1 . .. LIBERTY THEATRE, MIDDLEPORT . Burton To The Voters. I wish te> lake thit opportunity to thank my, friend• and supporlen who 10 ably at~ b.Y me in my, ~ff~ to retain my poo. ilion at ,Tr~ffic Offlf~r, of f'omeroy. l end~a vor to .fR~it 1 thi• consideratioa during the comiqgterm ,1 by fulfillin1 the dutiet of my office efficiently, honettly and with favorititm toward none. I trust i may convinee thote who voted for MJII opponent before ithe next election, that they erred in not voti111 for me at yea· terday'o election. DANA R. (BAY) ROUSH. • . Tbree 01 Today and Tomorrow "FINN & HATTIE" Hear IUld ~ee; Leon Errel, Zaaa Plt.il, Tulunan aad Jackie Searl. Mltll Green, Lllyan Tbe twnnlell& keup &hat ever enaed the ocean. I Alto Comedy-"HudiDR-Aacl ·h'a ·Molldo'l, •r.'u • STETSON New Low Price Qtaallt)' l'aralablaa• 'f' i ' Original · At .L,ower Prleea. -· Wiloon Broa UNION SUITS_ I I' Wit_,Broa• . SHIJtTS r I • Sma• t In very servicable weaves. \ Cotton ribbed, in grey, tan or white. Full size,' built for ' ' $l00 Othen $1.00 to $2.50 7!k HOSE !•.. ...... SOc F ARM:RELIEF • Wilton 81-ot Ru1by It From The Sarvice' Store UNION SUITS SWEATf;RS Slipon or Coat style -heavy Shake•· knit '· • Price Redueed comfort. $l66 I I patterns 50'/. wOQ'I~ Warm. ana servicable fdJj extr~mely eolll weatll- ON GENUINE FOltD BATTERY • F'ITS-80 percent of all make cars. PLA TES---13 heavy plates. SEfARATORS---Made from best grade Po~t Oxford ijedar. CAPACITY--Approximately 20 per· cent greater than the average low TWO IDENT}CAL ARTICLES Are Offered For The, 'Price Of One PI... One Cent w SALE Stalts • PRIC£ $7.25 or $5.90 and your old Battery. , Ell Pelda ! DatrJ lied ·18% . Dairy Ftle4. If% . ' Rofte Pllp BROOKS-EBERSB~CH . Wiater Wheal Bran Motor Company Red Dor MI ... (• ' OSCAR MYERS, Mgr. ' \~ ' ..··, I ' MORE THAN 125 ITEMS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Of Tbe Rexall Store • Barton's SALES AIJha Oe.enl ·Nov. 4 ' Na...,. Ba-. ._ &ellance Corree ~ POUBOY POMEROY, OJ!IO. .... ..<' " ~~. ,'f""' POMEROY, OHIO. • The Buyers for The Elberfeld Companies in ChillicotheMarietta-Logan and Pomeroy are in New York Oity. Thi$ Week Buying for 'Their Respective Stores. • .. ' - -- --~---------- -- ------ -·--~-----~~------------~-------- ------~ ---- . -----------~------------------- · - ? · ····· ······ ~ ··~· ·~ · ~ ··· ~ ··············,····~·· · ·························••artiJI . I hl ~, ,~a·•~·· · · ·····• n rr u iiiiiiiiiii ii iiiiiii~I·K~ I &I l»l l~· · ··· • ------ ·· ~ ,· ~····· u ~ ' ' 1 LASTS ALL price Battery. er. -· The Store For Men and Boyt New Freah Merehit.ndiae Direct From The Factoriea PreTent Qu..tioaing; Held far Munier � 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. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 4, 1931 mcintosh mcpeek midkiff zahrndt