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'lf&l'i'• IWD, he potnt.l -<ou 1 Pai r and tomrbt; crr!aa lng cloudlncM, warmer In W'n: showus Tuesday nlSht. or FULL LEASED I"M l,LA!> MAMA BOU4Hi A LITTLE CAR FOR HEI<':>ElF. I 'TAk'E M'< AUTO "TO WORil e'JERY DA'1' · AIIIP MAMA. NEE~ A CAA "TO (,Ei AROUND IN, WILI'DW' Y>"IRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1001 SE'E IT, - b y oddlt.lonal ho•o it.unted, unthr!fty wake of a cholera ·from the eompulsoi'J . 11oM qt JOUDC animal jhat are too smaiJ f1 ·marbt JHU'II(IIIeS. ' Tbe preaent extent c on Ohio fanna· Ia due 'the fMt. that alnoe Ullil l*n C!OIIIpuaUvely fe"t nated or immunized f• '·. 'the slate. 1'1111: hu Prafde~UY the entire latiOn 01 the etate beLa to the Qilelse. They .unity and thls 11ce Jiapld sprnd of the dill Qqmmunl\les . .,Hof eholera, he saJ; of, an acute nature aJ "'n1 a fatal course • two week.&. Slek anJm the virus or the d UJ.rou&h the blood, urU B.'· WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON INS Staff Corr e~o~ pondent tklna and practtcaUy r' _, body. ~ Hea!~J4 lflf! dhease .. tbto\llh contaminated WJiter, I>Ut they Allo • ft. · throush the rea~ brnb 1n the akin, A .,.... LOCI< A-r ALL "THE S1'AMPS tVE I.<J'T PAS"TI;.D IN MY Book'. . . }he dlsellBt! wruaJly ooe or two hOfls ' ' C'O...,IC 1howtnr eonaUpaUon, · ~-llml» to diarrhea wit: tbue days. Meanwhlit Dewme depreMed, hldi Utter and when forcto they walk with a w Pit. The eyeUde beq. I"M "1'RYIN,.,. "TO COLL'ECi MORE II!J"'TAMP!' "1'HA"' ANY KID 1"1 'THIS. ~EI with eKCe811lve exeret~ i:Ml,lte taUs, and the mhowt a fever ranginl t.OB or 109 derreea Fa :thla stare the anJmall and may elt!). · few da)'! or atragiiJ . feU with compUcatlr .ihe Junp or lntestin~ ·Che:r ftnaUy succumb. ~; There- Ia abaolutcif .,edlcal cure for t !Behalk &a!erta, and ot: 'Ware of f-raudulent pe j(o aell so-.called curt 'b(rWevef, a rellable D lhla dla ~ase In Ant ·rpldly .. ,,.c ~um:·~-.--·~ "TELL ME ARE MQC!o, I'D I YE<;,, SOPHIE. CER1'AINLY LOOKS DIFFERii>-i'T COINCG. ~HE HA.P HER FACE BEANIE! W JooR'tl..AND · ~ ANSWERS Sl U.tii.U:IIlyUm Jones. nL,e, dletl a l ht1 hLmt li.nl.i, ·Thursday nllht Death wa.s dill o'~kt . w.IUeb-15bt lll!lft'taed a $1 ror ! fiPl e it 11urvlved tand. IU'Iti two TiW.*J>~neral sisten ~ GANG CHIEF DIES NATURAL DEA servleee 'luctcil.;..Baturday afte11 o'ct.ck 1 with bw·tal, In OUrtl~ undutaJ;u s, 1:. Knob etm.l'tery. OLD Ot'PENDEB .II Fred . Sayre wu com tount.y,. Jan h~ n Frlc stable Dunfee ot Ruth Sa)'re.. was returned t.o ure to ptlY on old fine . th!!' nne out. .... ' " ' . ' lKARRIAGt.: Lt . 4 marriage license "HOG THIEF" TRIAL IS BEGUN TODA hero! Friday atternCKH LCJ, 22, or Oalllpolla Ha.~ner, 21, of Rutlanc '· . ' . . ' ' ' .' . It ia indo votere 1up· pall elect!; than lea. .:>ee, I'T's. WONDeRFUL OF 'fOU "lO 'T'REA.T ALL 1'HE. Ll'TilE ORP>iAt.l'io "TO ... ClllCU5 PERR>RM...NCE, COLONEL HOOI=I<R !· lOOil AT "LL "Tile. I'ACE"'t "THI!'f~ H.>MNl,. THE TIME OF HAI>P"( iiiEIR 'IOUNq NOW ANI s..~ Prevent& r Leto4' · an eatlm111 low eoat. i 0.. yt younelf; i Ma C'OL<»>EL I~DWT~OW "1'HE PAA'T'( '1'0U IOLD ME A.BOUT W/>17 6,011.1lr 10 BE A. ~RAND AFFAIR LIKe by an automobile Jrlven Adama of New Bo;:.t.on, Riley, 11, died at Iron- ~ 8out~ ~ We<t.aMdN'~ . ' �' • ,, . -- • ' THJ; Q,\!LY TRIIIUNJ:, POMEROY, MONDAY NOV'tM.Blm 9, lllll OHIO ·Middleport .... Virainia Greu News De 1'0111 lien .,_ PHONE At-L .. • .~.:.--~--~- ~=======~========== _ I >t-wn.l mnnth& h.enl lt• ).(1ddleport t oeorae ot OolumbUJ wu here over Frye Lhl'l week end for a vta.IT. ~ ith Mn Lillie HyselJ He waa ac.companied home by h!.l father. J p Prye who wUI spend the wtn!.ol:lr month• t.here Along Sino-Japanese Front 1 I ET I l:!u tnd with Mr andtt Mr.s M BurGarnett Burche spentJ Lhe week j chett 1 W H IHappy) Call waa taken to MCMIUan hoapital a.t Cht.rluton 1 Sunday evening for ot>servaLion and 1 jft po&slble operation Mr and Mrs James St.ev,;ar~ o[ Hllah Rust of zanesville spent CharlestOn, Mr and Mrs A B I the week end with her nandparCarr~ Mr IUln Mrs Thomas, enu Mr and Mn A. H Bradbury ll. nd Mt H Pe~ ton ana Mrs Delbbl Mr and Mrs o F Rathburn anc or Poca were the KU"':;t5 of ~~ ami 1Bubby Flesner spem Lne \\Cell: eDCl M :rs John Smith Sunday m CQiumbus Ne llie Stevens '1 ( G rant st reet Mr and Mrs R M Grogan and spent the week end ' r. Nelsonville Mr and Mt s Kelly GrQ8B.n mot.or... Mr and Mrs Ed;ta1 T~ckerman oc1 to Parken;burg S .mdn~ 1\fler ~ have gone to house!t eplng m one noon l ~~;ould help the wt.ea t farmers be· uf the McMu ter ap::~rtmenWJ or- 1 Ray Neal a 11tuuent of Rio cause the fa rmer& \\ ho formerly j Second A~enue Gumde college, spent the weeit l ~ete~ ba\ rley for the breweries have 1h00 to t urn thtolr atte'htlon lC I Mh Jo hn R&wt~eu end M1 ~s W1l- \\lth home folk s tuctta Burton S]>ent Sunday with Mr:; Charles Slnglf'ton ot Char- I Y.heat nnd the1ebv C'l.UBed a \\heat 1 fJ tends ut DICkison, w Va IESI.vll wa s il week end guest of her rsu.r plw; Gccrge Saue1 .>.ho lS emplo}•ec.. p nrenlS Mr and Mr s Joh n DOV;ll· H \'nulr\ pro\Jde emph.l3mtnt tor at Bucytu.<; spent 1h<2 \l.e ck. "nrl H'S at Jrast cnc hundqJ thousand pfr .. here Wllh his family M1 s Charlot te Burnell "ho ha ~ I -n~ In n1dit\cn to these no11 em- ~ Mr and Mrs Phlll.tl Donahue nnoi lleen spendtng se~eul weeks With 1plcvea This flgurezs Include~ not fam l1Y of Parkeu;bu rg: we n~ Sund!l.~ 1elut!v~n~ m Columbw; IS t>xpecte.tl cnly tho-st• "ho would bt employed guest of Mr anJ Mt.o Jl J Donn LJ 1eturn hom e Mou nt~.~ l in b1ev.erim; but also In the nuu.uhue M1s Albert Bolen at Shndy S1dr, facture of barre ls and bot tles 911 1 Mr, and Mrs E lmer Mat tox ftnd l1s \l"'tm g Mr and Mrs H J Rw · ' trnn~pm ta llon v.ml ~ale of b"c ~m 1 Y vistt.ed Sunda ~ w1 th Mr and 1sell 1 It would net cause a return nf ill· J 0 · Mall ox of Lcu CI llu•tte 2 ' Mt am\ Mrs Heroert Fink ami loon ht:!cause provlslou coulu be , b ~mes Yeager >'. lm. ts a t tending L\I O son.c; anct Miss ~1abel H ysell re• made whereby the bec1 could be sold j 1~ ~essk -~n~u 11 \ C~ l'::nb us wa~ ~u ned Sunday cvenmg flam Oickl- c.tly !or heme U!:.e Tha t the Ameri1 ~ Tho~as e~11 g~es ! L-; latllel 1~u n w Va when• t:-.e~ spent the ' can people can be ~r u!>ted to drink ( 0 Sunda t lee omcLOy spent v.eek end 1.nth Mr ,.net Mt s 0 T . tempu J.tti} 1.1 t,l, r h omt <; ha.., Sf\uer Yo!w~~vM{ Hand Mr:, GeoJ ge 1Jtmkm~ Sunday mornmg the~ mo t: '' abl\ a<.- n.on~<t ~ted slm:l' t ile 1 1 e tu et.l to Hawk~ Nest On t hen trt'1 Voffiteact tct -aent Into clfeet parMr and Mrs F1ed Sha~~;\tt mo t ~ DlckLson the \ \\ere an:ompanJeJ ,.ulc~11) tn t h(' {.t ••v ~ea s of pro- ! t01ed tu Huntington Sunda~ b} Mt s T A Giffin ~oho htus spt>m h b IIGJl \I hen tl>crc wa.s an enor- Mr- 1 mlMion. I believe the el&htftnth l Ditro and 150 mllee. off the cout The iiJC.ta, now wild. •ot. ~ amendment. hu bO place In l.he 1 of Mexk:o &tart when the Dutch lande4 • const1tu.don u lt Ia a m&tt.er which TbroUI'b. the e1for1.1 of tbHe i.be l.s1&nd over ~ qo. Bur• lboWd be dedded bJ e&ch atate 11.- 1dreamen a company hu been 1'01 are a11o DieD.Wul'. t.IUII IIOlVfDI. eelf But.. .. 10111 u U la ther\ formed to ra!M! fundti tor the ~ the ~Uon ~. ..,_ \be t1e1t that OOI1II'tll ccan cto"'-LJ IJ.eet which wtll be &tarted Jan 1 they ean be taUihl: abel tntntd \o modlfJ the Votn.d .ct. 110 u to 18'32 euUy provide for Ul~ manutaeturt of Besides tra.pplnl the goats by ---------· IOOd beer whJch will Drotd.ot.e tmt- bulldlna fences around all avrt.IIIS UGULU TR~G J)el"&&lef:, tncreue the pemment 1 abll! water holes and forelng .them revenue, redune unemplOJment. to jump lntc. the lra.P, t.o 11et. drink Maryavllle, 0, Nov &-,.Df~PJ?'· provide a marlr:et tor Jn!ID aDd ot.her pert! of the 'liiand wtU be 11na open a window, rol*en brtJke coal ,, rttmulate b~eA and pro-- ~ stocked wJth other wild rame for into a auollne .t~tatkln ~ and mote the 1mera1 happlneu ot m1l- future huntmv P\ll))(Mea carried. a...,..y a safe oOnt.minr lllDI of people who would Ulte to / After the goal!! are trapped the a.bout SID 11 be ~UBht.ered and preenjoy a 118111 of IOOd b!er 1. m~: . It waa the 1l:r.th 11afe Wt baa _ or mar t"t lhl!y explain been carried away t!y blndlb tn 1Then the Angora st.IK'k will be In- MaryavUJe 1.n recent mdu.tba:. None troduced to create 11 ~aluable wool ot the prevtoua robber lel have been Bingb a- \' '4D~IING aiO'IliiiNTATIVto s""~"' ,) Devlne·Tenney corponti()n 4 Jftw By Mall , One Y~ar ' 1" Six M.ontl\5 60 'T1nee Months 6 00 1one Montn 1400 200 I 001 " ..,,•.., Hunters Hope To I.,.,.. Make Fortune!r---=::::::~=------­ Comapondent I "1 Can't Relax I BY J PNovDDBNTON 9-Tbe My Nerves" q~est !or Jaeon'1 Ooltien J'Jeece Wa 5 I N 8 8t.aft' Loa A~la, I I I mous qur.ntltv of alcchollc I by FAITH BALD IN BY FAifli SA.UJW/N - J SYNOPSIS Shcwuldn tWl andsheoouldr!'nellhim • .,~ '.Don t le1 budacht5 and aamp.t tpotl your fun Take: Lyd•• E Pmkharu s Vegctablc'CompoUud for Monthly 1 1 atn~. While the neweboYI abouted 1' 1AU, about tho bif png killing,' 1 Fant::hon Meredith and a man .u.med Tony planned tbotr setaway Tony gtYea "Fanchon 14,000 and •reserves passare for her under the ,name of "Miss Smith" on an aire!•ne chartered b7 the wealthy Mr. ~· cnroute to New York. A fellow-passenger, whom she had prevwusly met on the boat comma ,from Hawau, recogn!Zel Fanchon. She I& Evelyn Howard. Evelyn 11 gomg to hve wdh the wealthy Mn. Alhson Cantalra, an aunt ;rbom she baa never seen. Fanchon envies Ev~lyn Hrma: to. happUlells, While she ll trymg to escape because abe wU Tony's g1rl-Ton:v, who IM:d Ius way through hfe and whom Bhe lmd mnocently accepted on face Val~ Fanchon confides tn Evelyn about her love for Tony. Il wou ld 1ncrease respect for law ages :,tored in private cellars ::~1 n~~r:~t= 1~: e~~se;;:~ceth~h!r;?, I -. " ~EE NOW- IT'S A- A- ()1.1! I OON'T • TIM tTnfair Sex The bride who had herself thre~ Senlton, rrom sections of tht deteatetl defeat tr~ and each wistfully they ha•l • and active, ~yers and of d18appe:orance He IP golfcra ln the Be 1- • agamst housewm!!. There s a ktnd·he 1 ted thug In chiropodist to find out how to preChica.JI;o .,.. ho never blackjp,cks a pare the p1g s feet VIctim witllout first WlShmg him Advice io the Lnvelnrn pleasant. dreamE The1 e Bt e thousands of fellows gomg around town collecting U•c Momentous Montenl!l When the India R•iliber mi\n di8- hugs and kisses tho.t you dtdn t CCIVered that his bouncmg baby boy have net ve enough to take wouldn t bounce fRke It Or LE.ave U Nail and Void This is the time of the year \1ihC!il The girl who dtdn t ha~c the taxi del ml:!ts begln!tstuflmg raccoon heart to shut off lll" lBdlo for fca'"r coats with college uoys of hurLinl Ute announcer's feelings. Toute B11ht. Our Own VaadeviUe When a man makes his bed he Valet-Did you send for me, su ' should Ue In it !Jut not neceMarlly BffCh!lllor-Yea Run downtiJwn until noon ttme and get me hall a dozon engageFeminine- Dumbbells ment lings Im going away .OT The youna: wife who called up a the week -end . . • Yes, it costs ' more Estate HEATROLA heater. But Vftccln~ted costs /ess It • • • • for • IS d better For It home SdVeS V money for you year and repairs. Let us show you on fuel how and why. 1\eed. ~· ~~ ,. for Meigs County ('I I - • ~ . Ohio I • I'm a LUCKY fan~~ "No harsh irritants for i• 1>c I m n Lucky fan. There's nq,que•lion a!:>oul itluckies ore certainly kind to my lhr v r.' ' And hurrah for that Improved Cellophane wrapper of yoursit really opens without a tug-o'war-thanks to that tab.'' • I ,_ A flub that lit up the entire countryside--darkneat-a aensat1on of madness Evelyn wa~ s1lent. ljer face had hardened ~ bttle She looked at Fanchon as from a great dJstance, She was remote, aloof, very super tor, Fanch.on looked at her aud her heart turned over Th1s pleasant, rather s•lly g1rl had suddenly become her Judge. "You beheve me, don'l :rou?" abe pleaded, "that 1 knew nothmg; of h1s way of hfe That my rclauom w1th hun were perfectly clean "Of course 1 beheve you," Evelyn rephed, but w1thout convJCtton Fanchon d1d not nottce tho tack She was too mtcnt She: went on 5111\ 1mpulstvely. "If. you would speak tQ your 1 k h 1 1 h aunt··· 39 er to le P me, ~~;It out telhng ber the 5tory ? a~t:. her to help me find work?" "I'm afratd I couldn't," Evelyn sa1d, nsmg Sbe looked down on Fanchon, hterally and figuratiVely. "I'm sorry, but l couldn't You see •• , well, she couldn't very well afford to be m1xe~ up m an aila11' of thi~ sor.t d 1t 'wer.l: ever known 1m awfully sorry Fanchon," went nn Evelyn, "but I'm sure you under· stand. 1 wtiJ keep your confidence," she added w1th consctous kmdnese, "you mustn't worrr, about that And I'm sure you II find worli Modelhng perhaps. Or, the stage. 1 gue~11," she add~d. "I 11 go to bed now. It seem~ to becoolu." It was much cooler. In more wavt than one. "Well." said Fanchon, "'1 don't blame you. l understand Of ooune you aod Mrs. Carsta1rs couldn't afford to sod your hands • Gangster's gtrJ." she added b1tterly. ' When Evelyn had lef.l:, murmunng eony-ent1onalit1es, Fanchon lay sui\ and thought painfully-what a fool I've. been. To tell her! Of all peoplel But she wopt tell She's too aahamed to think that she even lmaws me. thoUght Fanchon. Wi!ll, that'• that. Helpi' You can't ex· pect 1t from people, she warned herself, you've only JO!lr.self now, With ,-our bade agaiqtt the wall, She tlept little They made a •ery early atart the next mornins. The new plane, • replica of the 6nt,; tuned up and overh~uled wa• wa1tmg. They took .,,_tf off mto a cloudless s'ky, but the day, even JUSt after sunnse, was very warm and dppresswe Evelyn's attitude toward Fanchon was, 10 a sen~e, amu11mg. Even Fanchon had to admit that She spoke to her as httte as poss1ble and then condescendmgly In the early afternoon Evelyn, ffO r mg past Fanchon mto the tavator'y !eft her handbag With her 'F&Itdon sat w1lh 1t on her lap and looked out on the \\Ide scene about and b.. low her. The &ky dart.:ened Th.ere were muttenngs and sudden Huhe!l of hghtnmg "A thunder storm!" remarked ll-lrs Eames nc ! vvusly "It's far away," sa1d her husband consohngty. But 5he had a nght to be nerwus. H eav1er than aJr craft IS hard pht to tt to cxtst ID a thunder storm The a1r currents develbp1ng 'before and durms a storm ~are markedly dan· gcrous A squall wmd wa! 11111D& and soon the heavy rato would fall. There were two course! opotn tG tins p1lot or any p1l0L He lnt&bt run for 1t and make a forced landmg, 9r he mtghl try to fly ab()ve and around tt. The former course d1d not appear feastble because of the nature oi the land over wh1ch they were passtng He dec1ded therefore on the latter Bllt hts mechanic Cried out suddenly and pomted to the gas gauge. There was a led: somewhere. Nothmg to tt but the forced land111g The passengers were Informed, asked to stand by They lost altitude raptdly Evelyn for· gettmg her pur!'e, whtcb l'anchon held mechanically, began to cry quietly. Mrs Eames w.u perfectly whtte and &ttll. Eames was swear· 1ng m an 1dlt falllnon, the BOD waa trymg ttt reassure his mother and the others Swtft, downward IWOOP • rain r oming 1n sheeta . a flash that ht up the e.ntire" countrysJde . , . dark· nes9 • , , a sen5at10n of madness ••• of amothenna • , a woman'& mad frab.tlc scr~o.m ••• a tern fie crash , , • Darkness. CQJ ...Itt INl 81 F•ldl -.lfwl• Dlntllntetl b Ill•• .rutllrM 8ra4JuM, ,_, .(Anotber Chapt,er oi Story Ou Page ::>q: ' ==~~====~.~----------~~~~ .. . ff( LET'S I IINo ·H arsh Irritants for Lupe CHAPTER IV suppose," sa1d Evelyn llrimfar, "he ~~Yde love to you?" ber e~s slione. "Yes,.. answered Fanchon She &aid tt dream1ly. She forgot evuytlung for a sw1ft moment of remem. t.ermg rar.ture "Well?' sa1d Evelyn. F anchon looked up Fanchon nuscd her hand swiftly "Ob, not that, not that'" cnc<l Fanchon, flushmg. paling agam to that glonous gold1 n ttnt "NQ, not that"' Antonio Francqsscom had known a "good g•rl" when he met one So had Ro~1e R0111e, who had been fony s g1rl-and not so good-before Fanchon w1th her golden skm and turquotse eyes and blue-black ha1r had ~nulcd across a l1brary desk mto fony's dark, smoul· denng, dazzled eyes.. There tsn't much more to teTI,'' Fanchon went on sw1ftly, "remember ! had no Otl.e to warn me No ~ fnends. And yery httle knowlcdg;e of the world, espec1ally of Tony s world The world of the racketeer." "Racketeer .1" gasped Evelyn. "Yes. He-he 1s a gunman . " s:ud Fknchon, slowly. "I only leuned that . , , a l1ttle whde ago And there was a dope nng. Oh, I don't understand it, I never shaUI But there wa11 a-a murder, lately. He's 1mpli(:ated I was seen with h1m the ftlibl tt happened, a. few hours before They .•" "You," ~1d Evelyn, litaring, "y.ou are the ••. the mntery woman ••• tn the papers I read about It" "Yes. I beheve," nit Fanchon~ ,.itmg weanly, "that d you wanted to report me to the police they would be vtlry grateful t9 you. They want to find me and1 question me They ..• they haven'l mu~:h idea who, I am. Tony-gave me money to get away. He found out somehow about thts small atrplane company a11d the Diane Mr Eame1 had chartered and the fa1lure of the booked passenger; to take the trip He Said the railroads, the a1r port~ and the boats would be watched He booked the passage for me under the name of St111th-l spent the n·ght bl:iore the fhght m a httle hotel m Oakland • ," "I heard them call you Smith," l'emembered Evelyn stowly, "when we litartcd. J tbouKht 1t Just a mtatake." "1 know Well, of eourse when 1 saw you, I was terntied. But I'm glad now I-I had to tell somebody. Ask for help. I must Ret work, u 1 the EasL I don't care what it 1s I'd go mto domestic servace 1t were safer than anyth1ng else. want to bury myself ~me.where I must I" "And this-Teony~" asked Evelyn, with dtstaste. 1 HI don't know. He aays he'll get away. H1de. L1e low for a ttme.. And then come East and find me. I am to watch the personal columns in the paf,l!r'li. I dop't want h1m to fiad me-' said Fanchon. "You don't care for bim any ntore?" asked Evelyo. 11{ don't know. I care~ for the n~an I thought be was. But thl1 I! a different .man. When 1 think of what hi• life must have been I There may be,'' aa1d Fan<"hon, and sbud<fered, "'there may be blood oa his ,.. handL I don't want to see Jutn again. Not ever. I'll pay batk the money be gave: me, some day, tome• hOw. I musL But-[ don't want to .ee· him agatn,.• the reputed. bever- lllfll ~ mlustlce a .1 u enforcement of t h Vnlstead act which pern~lts the man~facture ct beer It 1.s tru-.! thai. light beer cannot be made at home but there Ill no reason why brewer1 WI should not be pe1mltted to make 1it since 1t 18 not intoxlcatlns In the I ~nal use of that term Further .) Yesyou ean 1art! &UC(l815.1(ul In eapturlng and sell In&: the 250,000 wlkl &:Gatti on Oua- 1 dalupe Island Employ... lhe methocb .... by the Weat"1 wild mustana hunten; j • • • • the advent\U'e.s wW build eorrals No need to endure a JUmpy,nntablc, fenoe iD t.he qu1ni' and water oervou1 1 yttnn. No need to .utra- wtth hole• and round. up the wUd ani- Nervou 1 Headache Nt'l'voua m1118 which were e:cpected to net SleepleMneA and 11 ~1ar ntrvoUI ' I$'J .tach Don't IPVe up whm you hllure d~d the steps vl the thoee V1'lteble, nervou 1 Jpdl• ftnt attempt whtch ended rt!cent.ly Jnaon.Ttult'athetnnetotahDr. when a Coaat Ouard cutter nsc:ued Mil••' NERVINE It 11 dethe eoat huntere wht• had exhawt- ly qt.uet tbe mo~ ~!~ted ed thelr food supply and were out cue of OVtrWrll ht It of money ua Dn"ves one rdaue the tenaon &nd IOOil 1more to act Though preaent ~Jan& call for ~ ~~vet you welcome R•hef For Per «nt claU&I! in kl b kllll th 1 t6 d u lh Joua figure to use for so-called ine rna e goa an sea nc e mea\. remedy hae bt(luaht aratdul toxk:atlng beverages, would still and hidea to nearO)' Mexico, the 1 rehef to thouuncb of nervoue further tend to mcruM'! respect hunters plan to improve t.hc strain I people Try 1t whenevet" ynu are for Jaw and produce An&orn wool fol the nuvoua Dr Mil••' NERVINE At all 1market. • .Pinally, I would prefer to have The plan to dev lop thlB lq 1 lll()ldbyalldrul•toreatne~ther Drug Stores the repeal of the elght.eenl.h resource ot nature ewaa evol~ ~e hquld ()r Elf'eTve•cent tablet amendment referred to the st.ats [or M E watson hla wUe Mrs Ora~ form Tab: four dtot« - butset action In state constttuilonal con- Wataon, and ihelr aon,' Junior, dW' :_,fukaae today Your druu11t 1.Ar1e SU. IJ.IIO venttom a11 5ugce1t.ed IJy Juda:e j lng their ten-montbll resident on refund your money 1f you -~mall Sl- !.Se Kenyon of the Wlckeraham com- l.the island 213 mllel south of Ban are not pleased With re.uJts I I p I mod~rn e:c))e(lted to net aevet"Bl men their Iwives and children a fortWle 1f tbey i 1 What a grand addltton to HollyvtU0<1 • ~ .' r:,,. screen is Lupe Velez, tho wittiest a nd h'f' ln• t IIHie Mell:iCan beauty who cvf: r hoppeo t (: , ,, Grande. HOllywood adores her. Si'"io wui 'l" I for us neat tn Metro-Caldwyn-Muyor'• fln• pie:ture. 11 The Cubo:1 !..eve :one. •• • ••••• ' i 1 ' 1 1 II 1 I ' Macle of the flneu tobaccosThe Cream of many ,Crops-LUtKY !:TRIKE alone affen the throat protection of tile exclusive '1:0ASTING" Process which hcludos the use -of modem Ultra VIolet Rc.,~-::,e procep:,that e;x1,11e.ls ce~~in hars~, biting lr· ritanta naturdtl~' 'pres~nt 1[1 e~c~ roba«o leaf. rilese" -~~ tect'1ri-ltclnfs ar~ not pr9.sent In your·~~~-'4:n~r1~·.!!{..; lt'f'*~}:t be inl" No wond~tr LUCKIE$ are always kind to your throat. -- ., I I 1 MOISTURE· PlOOF CELLOPHANI 1 no. • • I· ' 'r I York and Chlcaso *' ....... ,.__....,..,.. u..._ ..........,...... !!!!!!:: Throat Protection - !l!llllt !!!i~!! -- again"? !!!I!! Zip-Ami lt'a OfiiDI . -. ...... ..._ ............. S..lllenewnolcM•-•Ih .... ot ... pack.... - ArifiJiolature-Proof Cellopha110 "eeps Chat "Toaatolf" "•vor liver Fr•ah a, TUNI IN-"l1N! LNCJc., Strib: .O.nu Orchal'l'rl, cwt'J TMeli4JI Th~ trftd Sam~ iwnln,r owr N R.C. "'•,&IOt'k~ lhat'o all. ...... Ute . . . . _...,....,,.., - INNppecl II - . , - , w ........ 'i �' • ,, . -- • ' THJ; Q,\!LY TRIIIUNJ:, POMEROY, MONDAY NOV'tM.Blm 9, lllll OHIO ·Middleport .... Virainia Greu News De 1'0111 lien .,_ PHONE At-L .. • .~.:.--~--~- ~=======~========== _ I >t-wn.l mnnth& h.enl lt• ).(1ddleport t oeorae ot OolumbUJ wu here over Frye Lhl'l week end for a vta.IT. ~ ith Mn Lillie HyselJ He waa ac.companied home by h!.l father. J p Prye who wUI spend the wtn!.ol:lr month• t.here Along Sino-Japanese Front 1 I ET I l:!u tnd with Mr andtt Mr.s M BurGarnett Burche spentJ Lhe week j chett 1 W H IHappy) Call waa taken to MCMIUan hoapital a.t Cht.rluton 1 Sunday evening for ot>servaLion and 1 jft po&slble operation Mr and Mrs James St.ev,;ar~ o[ Hllah Rust of zanesville spent CharlestOn, Mr and Mrs A B I the week end with her nandparCarr~ Mr IUln Mrs Thomas, enu Mr and Mn A. H Bradbury ll. nd Mt H Pe~ ton ana Mrs Delbbl Mr and Mrs o F Rathburn anc or Poca were the KU"':;t5 of ~~ ami 1Bubby Flesner spem Lne \\Cell: eDCl M :rs John Smith Sunday m CQiumbus Ne llie Stevens '1 ( G rant st reet Mr and Mrs R M Grogan and spent the week end ' r. Nelsonville Mr and Mt s Kelly GrQ8B.n mot.or... Mr and Mrs Ed;ta1 T~ckerman oc1 to Parken;burg S .mdn~ 1\fler ~ have gone to house!t eplng m one noon l ~~;ould help the wt.ea t farmers be· uf the McMu ter ap::~rtmenWJ or- 1 Ray Neal a 11tuuent of Rio cause the fa rmer& \\ ho formerly j Second A~enue Gumde college, spent the weeit l ~ete~ ba\ rley for the breweries have 1h00 to t urn thtolr atte'htlon lC I Mh Jo hn R&wt~eu end M1 ~s W1l- \\lth home folk s tuctta Burton S]>ent Sunday with Mr:; Charles Slnglf'ton ot Char- I Y.heat nnd the1ebv C'l.UBed a \\heat 1 fJ tends ut DICkison, w Va IESI.vll wa s il week end guest of her rsu.r plw; Gccrge Saue1 .>.ho lS emplo}•ec.. p nrenlS Mr and Mr s Joh n DOV;ll· H \'nulr\ pro\Jde emph.l3mtnt tor at Bucytu.<; spent 1h<2 \l.e ck. "nrl H'S at Jrast cnc hundqJ thousand pfr .. here Wllh his family M1 s Charlot te Burnell "ho ha ~ I -n~ In n1dit\cn to these no11 em- ~ Mr and Mrs Phlll.tl Donahue nnoi lleen spendtng se~eul weeks With 1plcvea This flgurezs Include~ not fam l1Y of Parkeu;bu rg: we n~ Sund!l.~ 1elut!v~n~ m Columbw; IS t>xpecte.tl cnly tho-st• "ho would bt employed guest of Mr anJ Mt.o Jl J Donn LJ 1eturn hom e Mou nt~.~ l in b1ev.erim; but also In the nuu.uhue M1s Albert Bolen at Shndy S1dr, facture of barre ls and bot tles 911 1 Mr, and Mrs E lmer Mat tox ftnd l1s \l"'tm g Mr and Mrs H J Rw · ' trnn~pm ta llon v.ml ~ale of b"c ~m 1 Y vistt.ed Sunda ~ w1 th Mr and 1sell 1 It would net cause a return nf ill· J 0 · Mall ox of Lcu CI llu•tte 2 ' Mt am\ Mrs Heroert Fink ami loon ht:!cause provlslou coulu be , b ~mes Yeager >'. lm. ts a t tending L\I O son.c; anct Miss ~1abel H ysell re• made whereby the bec1 could be sold j 1~ ~essk -~n~u 11 \ C~ l'::nb us wa~ ~u ned Sunday cvenmg flam Oickl- c.tly !or heme U!:.e Tha t the Ameri1 ~ Tho~as e~11 g~es ! L-; latllel 1~u n w Va when• t:-.e~ spent the ' can people can be ~r u!>ted to drink ( 0 Sunda t lee omcLOy spent v.eek end 1.nth Mr ,.net Mt s 0 T . tempu J.tti} 1.1 t,l, r h omt <; ha.., Sf\uer Yo!w~~vM{ Hand Mr:, GeoJ ge 1Jtmkm~ Sunday mornmg the~ mo t: '' abl\ a<.- n.on~<t ~ted slm:l' t ile 1 1 e tu et.l to Hawk~ Nest On t hen trt'1 Voffiteact tct -aent Into clfeet parMr and Mrs F1ed Sha~~;\tt mo t ~ DlckLson the \ \\ere an:ompanJeJ ,.ulc~11) tn t h(' {.t ••v ~ea s of pro- ! t01ed tu Huntington Sunda~ b} Mt s T A Giffin ~oho htus spt>m h b IIGJl \I hen tl>crc wa.s an enor- Mr- 1 mlMion. I believe the el&htftnth l Ditro and 150 mllee. off the cout The iiJC.ta, now wild. •ot. ~ amendment. hu bO place In l.he 1 of Mexk:o &tart when the Dutch lande4 • const1tu.don u lt Ia a m&tt.er which TbroUI'b. the e1for1.1 of tbHe i.be l.s1&nd over ~ qo. Bur• lboWd be dedded bJ e&ch atate 11.- 1dreamen a company hu been 1'01 are a11o DieD.Wul'. t.IUII IIOlVfDI. eelf But.. .. 10111 u U la ther\ formed to ra!M! fundti tor the ~ the ~Uon ~. ..,_ \be t1e1t that OOI1II'tll ccan cto"'-LJ IJ.eet which wtll be &tarted Jan 1 they ean be taUihl: abel tntntd \o modlfJ the Votn.d .ct. 110 u to 18'32 euUy provide for Ul~ manutaeturt of Besides tra.pplnl the goats by ---------· IOOd beer whJch will Drotd.ot.e tmt- bulldlna fences around all avrt.IIIS UGULU TR~G J)el"&&lef:, tncreue the pemment 1 abll! water holes and forelng .them revenue, redune unemplOJment. to jump lntc. the lra.P, t.o 11et. drink Maryavllle, 0, Nov &-,.Df~PJ?'· provide a marlr:et tor Jn!ID aDd ot.her pert! of the 'liiand wtU be 11na open a window, rol*en brtJke coal ,, rttmulate b~eA and pro-- ~ stocked wJth other wild rame for into a auollne .t~tatkln ~ and mote the 1mera1 happlneu ot m1l- future huntmv P\ll))(Mea carried. a...,..y a safe oOnt.minr lllDI of people who would Ulte to / After the goal!! are trapped the a.bout SID 11 be ~UBht.ered and preenjoy a 118111 of IOOd b!er 1. m~: . It waa the 1l:r.th 11afe Wt baa _ or mar t"t lhl!y explain been carried away t!y blndlb tn 1Then the Angora st.IK'k will be In- MaryavUJe 1.n recent mdu.tba:. None troduced to create 11 ~aluable wool ot the prevtoua robber lel have been Bingb a- \' '4D~IING aiO'IliiiNTATIVto s""~"' ,) Devlne·Tenney corponti()n 4 Jftw By Mall , One Y~ar ' 1" Six M.ontl\5 60 'T1nee Months 6 00 1one Montn 1400 200 I 001 " ..,,•.., Hunters Hope To I.,.,.. Make Fortune!r---=::::::~=------­ Comapondent I "1 Can't Relax I BY J PNovDDBNTON 9-Tbe My Nerves" q~est !or Jaeon'1 Ooltien J'Jeece Wa 5 I N 8 8t.aft' Loa A~la, I I I mous qur.ntltv of alcchollc I by FAITH BALD IN BY FAifli SA.UJW/N - J SYNOPSIS Shcwuldn tWl andsheoouldr!'nellhim • .,~ '.Don t le1 budacht5 and aamp.t tpotl your fun Take: Lyd•• E Pmkharu s Vegctablc'CompoUud for Monthly 1 1 atn~. While the neweboYI abouted 1' 1AU, about tho bif png killing,' 1 Fant::hon Meredith and a man .u.med Tony planned tbotr setaway Tony gtYea "Fanchon 14,000 and •reserves passare for her under the ,name of "Miss Smith" on an aire!•ne chartered b7 the wealthy Mr. ~· cnroute to New York. A fellow-passenger, whom she had prevwusly met on the boat comma ,from Hawau, recogn!Zel Fanchon. She I& Evelyn Howard. Evelyn 11 gomg to hve wdh the wealthy Mn. Alhson Cantalra, an aunt ;rbom she baa never seen. Fanchon envies Ev~lyn Hrma: to. happUlells, While she ll trymg to escape because abe wU Tony's g1rl-Ton:v, who IM:d Ius way through hfe and whom Bhe lmd mnocently accepted on face Val~ Fanchon confides tn Evelyn about her love for Tony. Il wou ld 1ncrease respect for law ages :,tored in private cellars ::~1 n~~r:~t= 1~: e~~se;;:~ceth~h!r;?, I -. " ~EE NOW- IT'S A- A- ()1.1! I OON'T • TIM tTnfair Sex The bride who had herself thre~ Senlton, rrom sections of tht deteatetl defeat tr~ and each wistfully they ha•l • and active, ~yers and of d18appe:orance He IP golfcra ln the Be 1- • agamst housewm!!. There s a ktnd·he 1 ted thug In chiropodist to find out how to preChica.JI;o .,.. ho never blackjp,cks a pare the p1g s feet VIctim witllout first WlShmg him Advice io the Lnvelnrn pleasant. dreamE The1 e Bt e thousands of fellows gomg around town collecting U•c Momentous Montenl!l When the India R•iliber mi\n di8- hugs and kisses tho.t you dtdn t CCIVered that his bouncmg baby boy have net ve enough to take wouldn t bounce fRke It Or LE.ave U Nail and Void This is the time of the year \1ihC!il The girl who dtdn t ha~c the taxi del ml:!ts begln!tstuflmg raccoon heart to shut off lll" lBdlo for fca'"r coats with college uoys of hurLinl Ute announcer's feelings. Toute B11ht. Our Own VaadeviUe When a man makes his bed he Valet-Did you send for me, su ' should Ue In it !Jut not neceMarlly BffCh!lllor-Yea Run downtiJwn until noon ttme and get me hall a dozon engageFeminine- Dumbbells ment lings Im going away .OT The youna: wife who called up a the week -end . . • Yes, it costs ' more Estate HEATROLA heater. But Vftccln~ted costs /ess It • • • • for • IS d better For It home SdVeS V money for you year and repairs. Let us show you on fuel how and why. 1\eed. ~· ~~ ,. for Meigs County ('I I - • ~ . Ohio I • I'm a LUCKY fan~~ "No harsh irritants for i• 1>c I m n Lucky fan. There's nq,que•lion a!:>oul itluckies ore certainly kind to my lhr v r.' ' And hurrah for that Improved Cellophane wrapper of yoursit really opens without a tug-o'war-thanks to that tab.'' • I ,_ A flub that lit up the entire countryside--darkneat-a aensat1on of madness Evelyn wa~ s1lent. ljer face had hardened ~ bttle She looked at Fanchon as from a great dJstance, She was remote, aloof, very super tor, Fanch.on looked at her aud her heart turned over Th1s pleasant, rather s•lly g1rl had suddenly become her Judge. "You beheve me, don'l :rou?" abe pleaded, "that 1 knew nothmg; of h1s way of hfe That my rclauom w1th hun were perfectly clean "Of course 1 beheve you," Evelyn rephed, but w1thout convJCtton Fanchon d1d not nottce tho tack She was too mtcnt She: went on 5111\ 1mpulstvely. "If. you would speak tQ your 1 k h 1 1 h aunt··· 39 er to le P me, ~~;It out telhng ber the 5tory ? a~t:. her to help me find work?" "I'm afratd I couldn't," Evelyn sa1d, nsmg Sbe looked down on Fanchon, hterally and figuratiVely. "I'm sorry, but l couldn't You see •• , well, she couldn't very well afford to be m1xe~ up m an aila11' of thi~ sor.t d 1t 'wer.l: ever known 1m awfully sorry Fanchon," went nn Evelyn, "but I'm sure you under· stand. 1 wtiJ keep your confidence," she added w1th consctous kmdnese, "you mustn't worrr, about that And I'm sure you II find worli Modelhng perhaps. Or, the stage. 1 gue~11," she add~d. "I 11 go to bed now. It seem~ to becoolu." It was much cooler. In more wavt than one. "Well." said Fanchon, "'1 don't blame you. l understand Of ooune you aod Mrs. Carsta1rs couldn't afford to sod your hands • Gangster's gtrJ." she added b1tterly. ' When Evelyn had lef.l:, murmunng eony-ent1onalit1es, Fanchon lay sui\ and thought painfully-what a fool I've. been. To tell her! Of all peoplel But she wopt tell She's too aahamed to think that she even lmaws me. thoUght Fanchon. Wi!ll, that'• that. Helpi' You can't ex· pect 1t from people, she warned herself, you've only JO!lr.self now, With ,-our bade agaiqtt the wall, She tlept little They made a •ery early atart the next mornins. The new plane, • replica of the 6nt,; tuned up and overh~uled wa• wa1tmg. They took .,,_tf off mto a cloudless s'ky, but the day, even JUSt after sunnse, was very warm and dppresswe Evelyn's attitude toward Fanchon was, 10 a sen~e, amu11mg. Even Fanchon had to admit that She spoke to her as httte as poss1ble and then condescendmgly In the early afternoon Evelyn, ffO r mg past Fanchon mto the tavator'y !eft her handbag With her 'F&Itdon sat w1lh 1t on her lap and looked out on the \\Ide scene about and b.. low her. The &ky dart.:ened Th.ere were muttenngs and sudden Huhe!l of hghtnmg "A thunder storm!" remarked ll-lrs Eames nc ! vvusly "It's far away," sa1d her husband consohngty. But 5he had a nght to be nerwus. H eav1er than aJr craft IS hard pht to tt to cxtst ID a thunder storm The a1r currents develbp1ng 'before and durms a storm ~are markedly dan· gcrous A squall wmd wa! 11111D& and soon the heavy rato would fall. There were two course! opotn tG tins p1lot or any p1l0L He lnt&bt run for 1t and make a forced landmg, 9r he mtghl try to fly ab()ve and around tt. The former course d1d not appear feastble because of the nature oi the land over wh1ch they were passtng He dec1ded therefore on the latter Bllt hts mechanic Cried out suddenly and pomted to the gas gauge. There was a led: somewhere. Nothmg to tt but the forced land111g The passengers were Informed, asked to stand by They lost altitude raptdly Evelyn for· gettmg her pur!'e, whtcb l'anchon held mechanically, began to cry quietly. Mrs Eames w.u perfectly whtte and &ttll. Eames was swear· 1ng m an 1dlt falllnon, the BOD waa trymg ttt reassure his mother and the others Swtft, downward IWOOP • rain r oming 1n sheeta . a flash that ht up the e.ntire" countrysJde . , . dark· nes9 • , , a sen5at10n of madness ••• of amothenna • , a woman'& mad frab.tlc scr~o.m ••• a tern fie crash , , • Darkness. CQJ ...Itt INl 81 F•ldl -.lfwl• Dlntllntetl b Ill•• .rutllrM 8ra4JuM, ,_, .(Anotber Chapt,er oi Story Ou Page ::>q: ' ==~~====~.~----------~~~~ .. . ff( LET'S I IINo ·H arsh Irritants for Lupe CHAPTER IV suppose," sa1d Evelyn llrimfar, "he ~~Yde love to you?" ber e~s slione. "Yes,.. answered Fanchon She &aid tt dream1ly. She forgot evuytlung for a sw1ft moment of remem. t.ermg rar.ture "Well?' sa1d Evelyn. F anchon looked up Fanchon nuscd her hand swiftly "Ob, not that, not that'" cnc<l Fanchon, flushmg. paling agam to that glonous gold1 n ttnt "NQ, not that"' Antonio Francqsscom had known a "good g•rl" when he met one So had Ro~1e R0111e, who had been fony s g1rl-and not so good-before Fanchon w1th her golden skm and turquotse eyes and blue-black ha1r had ~nulcd across a l1brary desk mto fony's dark, smoul· denng, dazzled eyes.. There tsn't much more to teTI,'' Fanchon went on sw1ftly, "remember ! had no Otl.e to warn me No ~ fnends. And yery httle knowlcdg;e of the world, espec1ally of Tony s world The world of the racketeer." "Racketeer .1" gasped Evelyn. "Yes. He-he 1s a gunman . " s:ud Fknchon, slowly. "I only leuned that . , , a l1ttle whde ago And there was a dope nng. Oh, I don't understand it, I never shaUI But there wa11 a-a murder, lately. He's 1mpli(:ated I was seen with h1m the ftlibl tt happened, a. few hours before They .•" "You," ~1d Evelyn, litaring, "y.ou are the ••. the mntery woman ••• tn the papers I read about It" "Yes. I beheve," nit Fanchon~ ,.itmg weanly, "that d you wanted to report me to the police they would be vtlry grateful t9 you. They want to find me and1 question me They ..• they haven'l mu~:h idea who, I am. Tony-gave me money to get away. He found out somehow about thts small atrplane company a11d the Diane Mr Eame1 had chartered and the fa1lure of the booked passenger; to take the trip He Said the railroads, the a1r port~ and the boats would be watched He booked the passage for me under the name of St111th-l spent the n·ght bl:iore the fhght m a httle hotel m Oakland • ," "I heard them call you Smith," l'emembered Evelyn stowly, "when we litartcd. J tbouKht 1t Just a mtatake." "1 know Well, of eourse when 1 saw you, I was terntied. But I'm glad now I-I had to tell somebody. Ask for help. I must Ret work, u 1 the EasL I don't care what it 1s I'd go mto domestic servace 1t were safer than anyth1ng else. want to bury myself ~me.where I must I" "And this-Teony~" asked Evelyn, with dtstaste. 1 HI don't know. He aays he'll get away. H1de. L1e low for a ttme.. And then come East and find me. I am to watch the personal columns in the paf,l!r'li. I dop't want h1m to fiad me-' said Fanchon. "You don't care for bim any ntore?" asked Evelyo. 11{ don't know. I care~ for the n~an I thought be was. But thl1 I! a different .man. When 1 think of what hi• life must have been I There may be,'' aa1d Fan<"hon, and sbud<fered, "'there may be blood oa his ,.. handL I don't want to see Jutn again. Not ever. I'll pay batk the money be gave: me, some day, tome• hOw. I musL But-[ don't want to .ee· him agatn,.• the reputed. bever- lllfll ~ mlustlce a .1 u enforcement of t h Vnlstead act which pern~lts the man~facture ct beer It 1.s tru-.! thai. light beer cannot be made at home but there Ill no reason why brewer1 WI should not be pe1mltted to make 1it since 1t 18 not intoxlcatlns In the I ~nal use of that term Further .) Yesyou ean 1art! &UC(l815.1(ul In eapturlng and sell In&: the 250,000 wlkl &:Gatti on Oua- 1 dalupe Island Employ... lhe methocb .... by the Weat"1 wild mustana hunten; j • • • • the advent\U'e.s wW build eorrals No need to endure a JUmpy,nntablc, fenoe iD t.he qu1ni' and water oervou1 1 yttnn. No need to .utra- wtth hole• and round. up the wUd ani- Nervou 1 Headache Nt'l'voua m1118 which were e:cpected to net SleepleMneA and 11 ~1ar ntrvoUI ' I$'J .tach Don't IPVe up whm you hllure d~d the steps vl the thoee V1'lteble, nervou 1 Jpdl• ftnt attempt whtch ended rt!cent.ly Jnaon.Ttult'athetnnetotahDr. when a Coaat Ouard cutter nsc:ued Mil••' NERVINE It 11 dethe eoat huntere wht• had exhawt- ly qt.uet tbe mo~ ~!~ted ed thelr food supply and were out cue of OVtrWrll ht It of money ua Dn"ves one rdaue the tenaon &nd IOOil 1more to act Though preaent ~Jan& call for ~ ~~vet you welcome R•hef For Per «nt claU&I! in kl b kllll th 1 t6 d u lh Joua figure to use for so-called ine rna e goa an sea nc e mea\. remedy hae bt(luaht aratdul toxk:atlng beverages, would still and hidea to nearO)' Mexico, the 1 rehef to thouuncb of nervoue further tend to mcruM'! respect hunters plan to improve t.hc strain I people Try 1t whenevet" ynu are for Jaw and produce An&orn wool fol the nuvoua Dr Mil••' NERVINE At all 1market. • .Pinally, I would prefer to have The plan to dev lop thlB lq 1 lll()ldbyalldrul•toreatne~ther Drug Stores the repeal of the elght.eenl.h resource ot nature ewaa evol~ ~e hquld ()r Elf'eTve•cent tablet amendment referred to the st.ats [or M E watson hla wUe Mrs Ora~ form Tab: four dtot« - butset action In state constttuilonal con- Wataon, and ihelr aon,' Junior, dW' :_,fukaae today Your druu11t 1.Ar1e SU. IJ.IIO venttom a11 5ugce1t.ed IJy Juda:e j lng their ten-montbll resident on refund your money 1f you -~mall Sl- !.Se Kenyon of the Wlckeraham com- l.the island 213 mllel south of Ban are not pleased With re.uJts I I p I mod~rn e:c))e(lted to net aevet"Bl men their Iwives and children a fortWle 1f tbey i 1 What a grand addltton to HollyvtU0<1 • ~ .' r:,,. screen is Lupe Velez, tho wittiest a nd h'f' ln• t IIHie Mell:iCan beauty who cvf: r hoppeo t (: , ,, Grande. HOllywood adores her. Si'"io wui 'l" I for us neat tn Metro-Caldwyn-Muyor'• fln• pie:ture. 11 The Cubo:1 !..eve :one. •• • ••••• ' i 1 ' 1 1 II 1 I ' Macle of the flneu tobaccosThe Cream of many ,Crops-LUtKY !:TRIKE alone affen the throat protection of tile exclusive '1:0ASTING" Process which hcludos the use -of modem Ultra VIolet Rc.,~-::,e procep:,that e;x1,11e.ls ce~~in hars~, biting lr· ritanta naturdtl~' 'pres~nt 1[1 e~c~ roba«o leaf. rilese" -~~ tect'1ri-ltclnfs ar~ not pr9.sent In your·~~~-'4:n~r1~·.!!{..; lt'f'*~}:t be inl" No wond~tr LUCKIE$ are always kind to your throat. -- ., I I 1 MOISTURE· PlOOF CELLOPHANI 1 no. • • I· ' 'r I York and Chlcaso *' ....... ,.__....,..,.. u..._ ..........,...... !!!!!!:: Throat Protection - !l!llllt !!!i~!! -- again"? !!!I!! Zip-Ami lt'a OfiiDI . -. ...... ..._ ............. S..lllenewnolcM•-•Ih .... ot ... pack.... - ArifiJiolature-Proof Cellopha110 "eeps Chat "Toaatolf" "•vor liver Fr•ah a, TUNI IN-"l1N! LNCJc., Strib: .O.nu Orchal'l'rl, cwt'J TMeli4JI Th~ trftd Sam~ iwnln,r owr N R.C. "'•,&IOt'k~ lhat'o all. ...... Ute . . . . _...,....,,.., - INNppecl II - . , - , w ........ 'i �TID: DAILY lfONDAY, NOVZUB8R t, 1111 'l'RllltiNE, POM£i\OY, OHIO. I would ta.U kmaer lht.n upteted, the pagen~~:err. and c«!w we.toe put on rations. The ru:lder was dllabled 1n 1torm and. af~r 1everal Gallipolis ' '. M~UIN, ~HPl[TON sn~s; N~::le!fltu~ijl /UI' )' ruclder WD..I riapd. uel ran out and uncootcct d&fl, B Then salt beef became the chief tutlcltt or ' tood. Only a a.mall ornount of cat <! United American Mccl:ijlrucs an1 F0 tmer Local M8.IJ "'' D•uahtm of AmO[k~ Wll' "''I . J C I b gue&t& at .the 9V•nln&· aery tee. .MuHurt n_O Uffi US •leal teaturt' ¢> ttw> '"'""1 proa"m 1 1' 'M F M j • • f I err1mao, of Gallipoli• Vietim..of ten, l~e. Uauaual Accident l ttne and oosts were paid He re- turllfid to hl.s home at Middleport ac.re ARMISTICE DAl' ~ERVICES Aur.lsttce Day wa:; , ~lebtaLed nt Orac-e M. E. Church Eunda.} the members of the American lcgl!n and th..' lad.e:; Auxlhary as their guests at the 10 30 se.vlce.s m.::ml.:rs of the ,Junkr Order cf 01 L. E. Ballrt 11-5-6l For' ~il,_ ' . - - - - -------·- pJtal w1t.b a fractured skull and uncle. William ~mcrson . skll ded Into a dlteh alter striking a tt!lephone pole n~r Tarlton, Ohio A tall In the bathHJQm or Jhli home was rtl8pousfble tor severe lil· I Mr.e Howard Nllal Was the hr liteu to t)l.e ~elntloals Olub Friday 8Vtln1ng Mr an~ Mrs. Hubert. Oar- 1' '1208 WQU the gr.au. A moa'. e11joy- l able evening Y.li~ h:ld by all whu wen! In attendJiq<:e. I 0 jurle& suftered lly Edward E. Lynch. at Columbus. 1'1\e boYli skull :'ilx, I was fractured .· 1 Galion , o , Nc. •. ~-.~.NS-\o\oJ>tm her mothtlr , Mrs l!.lza Sharrock •lost control of the mac111ue In 1which they wer :! riding Dnd th e ear I !truck tl trr£ Mildred Eharrock 4 , • ' · 1 was l11staut1y kllle 'J on the h lghwa.\' :;outhwed ct be:lt today. The mcth 1 , cr was brought ~o a hcspllal he re ; tor tre;ltn.em tor mmor lnjur1es . Chardr.n. 0. Nc.v. 9-IN~~A : ~ ndd Thcmas. 16-year-old Chcs.tu I high !chool fc otball player, dtcd h ~: e today, the se<:CI~P victim CJf u a aglc bus~truck crash Fruia y. 1hcmas was cn e of ftve OC!"'p.11Jtc. , ct a bus which was cnrrytn" them to tt1e scene of a game w!tn Aurv a 1 high IIChcoi whm It collided wit.IL u deUver~r t1'uck. Anthony Bo uta~h. , 19 was ki!Jed ln.!Otantly am\ the three other ycuth.s were u1jured I 1m~ we~e expected t~ · reco~cr. · 1 ·--••raDII I 1 I I 1 I P01lsmculh, 0 ., N 0\1. 9- (S PI.. l- j Wi th Brill iH iph:g Stlong abnp;, Alt.liOUSh mcst or t he nauon "!t 11u- ~· mtc1 f::: lencr for the bu ll ua! rler such talen t h M pa raded Wi N.:tre Dame boa!ited ot ln II..<; . ·-fool.bn ll pel t,'lCat es t dJ.ys ct Knule R odmc. LS across U!ll vcrsal Stu.m um here thlij I (!l:ttlng to be 1 sp.oc1ally of t he t ~ason fCl' LJ1e benefl t of Pot U>· 18t.'l p~don tcr.m bu t wh ether Jt wlll me 11th tan.'l a ud CrlUt: : > the Pm ts- I wc. rk 9.ii'.mst t he lc a(luc~ .secoad mouth 8port.Ans ha ~· c wo n I!VN v p'fl. c.c_ .;p .. ;·tans , cnutin..'l to IJ~ ~ccn c:Je of their h r,me ga mes, iunung Mr l dlll pln,rec! rr.r H Rskell and bac k the rus ~cs of th e t est known Icwn bdorc t m ning to th~ postplayers ever ~o OPJ:te91 on American g1nda Rt c game. HL" I ndJ.a n temper · gridirons. The story may be 1.ilffer - runcn L ccst hun a be1Lh on tht 1931 ent, h OW(; Vea·. when the Sl.uple tou Spfl'ill H :;qua d ta lly th is seu:.c.J1 and Stapt:s ln yade Port.smnutp., AI mts- he'll be bnck tu ~ how PortBmouth !let> Day e\'\: n1ng for a stadium ~et just how good ~1e l:i. Parkinso n. a lo which wl•l climux th1S river city's Pitt ~ t::u , l;o.; one of the grcatlllit 1ete lebrat1on ot the November 11th fc nsi\'C backs in th e game today hdld ay. Tile gaine will be called at W1th the lightest line 1n the Na8 P M. tlf.na l Post-Oritduate !Gop t he Ken Strong, Marty Brill, Mnyes of the ffiost aggreslve ones_. And bcM{:Laln and Tom Parkmse;n ar~ f. I:o.trt ans r;R n alsu lay cla1m i o o.; n .; nmcng th <! mos t forml ·Iable t h reats 11 1:1 that line w ill be Tony Holm , of the Invade rs whum the Spu1tam Alab ama's All-Aml!rlca.n tuiiOOck In 1t 1H havfl to ha lt If they !l.l t: to huld 1929 Since his pro league debui. thc tr rei'OI'd of IVIIlhltl~ o. ll home Holm ha$1 add ed to his reputatiOn r,nmes Th e S tapes Wi ll br uut to as a seccm\at·y defense man 'll1d a n: nge a lc~s h and rtl th em by Lhe Ill!'• . I: ppcrl L!1 • lme plm,guu of ff. alhul;, l'llrher In th e ~& son u uu• ul Llw ht·a·; i"!,t bn~k s oll tl1C' wht•n Elmer Schwart?., Spnrtau full Nllt uma l League In addl tl(. ..l to t Rek who captained Wnsh ug ton Holm, Pop Eyo Wager. Spartan sta tt>':; vlrtcrlous Pacific coast t>le- ' t, Ill• 1 .u Ld one l"f the best cicfc n ' rn 111 Hl30 SJ.lUBgcd one o f ··aF ~ 1,•J, u1 t he J oe c~m Cll t;UI< E.tron g':; r.. ~av ;:s Jat J Ill th e ~o~ ume. ""'Jil t l' Just bt•hmd lllc JJUI'plc ll.n ~ t ut ln ph,nty c.f tuue ro 1 hun ta , Tl" s pal'tans, und er <.he g w~gn llcp to VICt OIV P. ll(''J of Cou.ch G corQt' "Palsy" Coach Hlnk eY Ht ~ncs who bus I Chu k , lm\lr de\lc loped .t bullll!nt ttcn sh"wing til e eta pt:o hthv, wl ll 'l r 111 ,l:>!ve G len Frcsnd l, of N ~brasuse the Notre Da me "'ystem ngamst ka u .. Papa Lumpkm o[ G emgio Portsmouth a plan of attack th:n 1t•tl:l and E.arl " UuLch" Clul'k, Col- li. brokt'n l'!ft arm. He was inJuN-•1 when an automoblle driven by 1 ~1:; The u. s~ s. Cfllorado, known ts the "JonD.h" ~~llP of t he \ •n!': \'.' !1 Heet, Klffer ed thf! l!f·r ond ~r •'lous mishap of its career when a fiv e· inch anti-aircraft gun explodf'd, killinc four M~ and ~riou~ly in · juring nine otherl4 of -:th~' ~~'00VO Foul' yeal'8 ago the :l .. 7,0 ' Pi:RSONALS ~uper-dl'eadnou~ht { sho\\n st e-nm; mg p1'oud1y abO\'e) run ag!'OIIn<J Mn:; Jchn J, Wood. of Gai,e u.ud on a. reef ln New York harbor. A Ml'i WIU1tun Ropetor vlaikd With clolle-up of a simiJD.r r. un to tli :~ ·MIS Oocar Wco1 mn~ Yrtday one tba.t uplode.,J is t.hown (1 ..: 1 ~) Mn1 L R. H1nc.s ct J&cke.on ---·- _ _ _ -~~.woa odmltted to the Helzer hospital O::-crg e Tabit ' ani Evon ' . ha 3 - - -~-1 M1SS Thelma Alberts eaturday for trcQLmen~. "'"' <; in J.'crumouth Friday on bwil- l been In Cleveland lor :;orne wne Ml:ss Pnmc.es Worma-n moturcci to n:t't> · has returned to her llome m 1e -Colmnbua tor the State-Navy rame. Mrs W E Otlmorc Is *really MIE.s Ruth Sawyers aLten dcd Lh c tContinued from DUe onel J:.:d Berridge J ~, lll Calumbw; On m1pra.\'Cd trom h er ' : ecent 11lne~ ~ EisteddiJd at Ju.cksc,t Fridny . - -- - -b~Jslness for :;e\ era.l days. M• s W B Dale was vlsltl'lll . 1 tossed voyag:e from Fay&.!, C&.pe 1 Mrs. N: t t le Lupton IS reporteD wlt h hrr dau lll.e t Mrs Cam 'a, Dr. aua Mrs B Andl'(lp left Bat- VeJ'de Ialands. Oaptam Portunato ' ~c .nr•what Jmprcvcd frcm a recent MiddlE< crt r~entiY · P ' urday l<l ..,evc!·at da V!> VISit In Co- Alvei, of New BedforCI, had stocked 1 1111te~Ss. .P _ . . , 1 lumbu:; the packet with enough aupplles tor Mn; Fred Hctnbrock of MnrietMiss B~. . nn1e Chnpmn ·1 rt' t U.nf' .• the usual 30-day ~e When It 1~ .M Wlllt~ms 18111 at the h ome became evident, after running into ta Ia the ~~:ua;t ct her dau ght<!r, Mrs P" l ldny to h : : ho me In Hunt:nstcn Ll tYd Bush Jot u few UaY6 afttr a visit with friends here. Li hi:, ciauyh. er MtiJ. C F PhilliP&. I a series or storm& t11at the voya1r CLVB HOS'ft:,Si . ' IConUmn-1 from page OlltH J Mr. and~. J. W PhiiUpJ (V' kr.t&Jned ·Ul& IJlf:blbers of the 80(.tk Ch,1~ J'rt~ evenlna w.lt.b a s.lx o·... de<: II: din~ ~tt ·· the IslaM View Lm'. Mrs. •f!krab •blvU b:ld hf&h eoore fm· !J'IE ladi.ea and W. ~ · 'Irctb hild the hilh acore for the gtntlttn('n. -- M F . Merrlm&.n, tJ, Wll b 6Crlous· ly lnJJ.jred m CalLUllbWS Frldny a:ft.er noon when atruck by an a.1ncmabll{:: while crouma: the . ~r~et cp farsom a'Jenue Pol1oo reported that a car drhen by lt083 CrOIS'ey struck Men iman aft<: r It had bten hit by anoth e. car !llld t, have bo u driven by Wai ter 2lanr. Mf!rrlman :; uffer~d a fractured J:ikull and ~oeve ~e cuts S. :ld I t::ruifes . He was taken t.o a 0oluml bua hct~pltal In an unconscious condltlpn. M:urlma.n ls 11. fc.rmrr a ~ sldent ol Oalhpclls havlna nl one time been M.nym· cr thle elty and a publisher a local newspaper. I PAYS UP, 18 RELEASED Clnl.rle'! MGtiPy , who wn~ 9., t'e.ited en cl1araes of lnt : oxlcbtl(ll. arid di&OI'dt>rly conduct was released fron~ the city j&.JI, Friday, \\hen h1s '· FUteen . ...· ~· ~~, · ~ EN~aTAJNii CLUB l _,_ ~-~~--~--~That Kindred 1 I 1 I -~··,;.~·---­ wond~I S POR '• ~N;lWfi room house on St»'ina Avenue. Modem oonven,&tnoea. Call Leonard Epple NO'T THRII NOJ NO}! u.a ..at. .A.NYTHING sr~RnN coNn~r N::~~.,"~!!.:..No;;.,.i.'~.~. .~;J I has WOiklny fol Mhlm urado U.,weaporu flru;h g&thered 9.1'C amongm the ~! neett:en his rece nt ac quJSitlon of ~r- tihiltlest the ty B1Ul. one o1 Knut.e Rock ne l:i un -~ Spartan backfiel d mortnls whose nm1w hun ~.s tu gh tn Jn tht' lr succ:.> Wul easLem ,n\lasthe nil-time ha ll of fame Ken 10n t he S par LHns :;u.fl:ered but one BlrOnJ leads tl.e Bl::t. pe:,· ll lJ llllng r\f'lea t an1 ret urn ed to 3 old lUI easy atta(;k with the po wt•rful Ml~'t'~ 't:l onrl plnce 1n Jea gtJe !itandlngf. McLnln as h1s runumg m.:tr T lwv luve but to continue unbto ken Not only c1m E:lt:.ull:~ t a ny the t tJ ell· Hlord o! victor l~s un the bull thiOUBh thP Jm e ltut 15 a IHm c h. ltl by tmnmg back the dangerous ope n l:e l<l 1uta : !l' nml Et Bpt'~ tonight t.o um ln tam a r.enwhMl t.hc former N y u st1u· 13 t'r6u~ It• ad e ver I he New Yor k In the buck po~.n . on r 11 ; 11 mt im m· G lo.nls an d pu ~ h G .· .cn Ba y f o1· I I Epa llans W l 11 havc t.n be 11rst P I!l Cl' Rt on t 11:1 on t he lqukout for an vi hmrr r:::r h(! tn t he Stflpl'~ Im~ arc seve rn! t'llll poBs ond punl a s wr.H On e ol men who ure makmg names for h!.s boots during the ~a me ;u Lhe l h t.mscl vcJ; lll nu llcnal gnd clJ·cu; P clo Groutl1.<; uu Oclot er 18 w;u; 73 this t eur nnd we leom·~ ~he <'hanec yo.htl, loug, bounding 15 yards rur- w ~..nether thC' Spa rtau at La<:k I:1 ther before the snfdy man got wioc KU.Il\1\ hm mr Svra<: use sb.r of -- . ----- - · - - ~ - - - --- - - - - --- ' BUT THAT! I LOBT-Bbck and wlut~ Beegle and Bull doa. Gone ab:}ul a week Shall Duret, M:m kcy Run, PomeroY Reward. ll-6 ~ 3t Com~ratlniJ 71m mGOn Is ooly BEFORE 1 Clo.. away frcm u1. No one like• o penon whos"' brer;::~th is bod. So be 1ure t .. HOTEL COLUMBUS 1 8llori Btoc.b PjoJtb .., :u.em~ OJlal Ball ""' Bro.. titne~ - .Ill. ~ plcion. You con do this by gargling with Llsterlne, the 1ofe ,..,., hyQ'I~n-.; ., chat:k~ ·nHectlc.{n · aud de1troys St. ..... Loul~ k'IEIP A ))I ...Q'(, Parklar-ll-• nmtt Mo., U. 5. A. ends halitoslr 160 yards Bv r unback of kick· errs 'B y fcrward pa~cs . 200 yard!l 8.}' pene.ltle.ft l'Jl ya rd& I The dizzy total Is . 2427 yards Dt:duct t h e puntll and t.he penalt.c&. and the net liUffi la about 1200 yards. That r .:!· p tesen ts 13 t ouchdowna. Just to conv u1ee the onlookerti ~hot t hey weren ' t makmg •~ a n) utell'sa gestures while e n th e p remise ~> the boyA did sc~1 mp er ,tlcng lor a ta t.al of 9 touchdowns and added two place r.l':: m s cr. als t o lhe mo&t. b'z~ .~ . ;:: fos tb.i ll game cf modern tlm eo.;. I ELl WOOD 'SO WOODt:N IIF ~ J) , M REs N 1•v !I - JN~~- 1Ean ., Woorl , C1 Lmson foot ball stm 11ol-1• tlw uniq ue db;tmrt lon cf bt'- \ mg a ~ l ;> r sc~ lU htr as •H ll n• b ~ tn e I t he faJ1'ffiC'S f. R1h lctf' a l Harvard I Wot>d . a jnnlor. has starred on t h e jl. l' tdl ron r or t wo ye~ ,·s an d .4s an ~ll-1ound athlete His scholsti c ablllly tmw£ vf' r, surpass~s his pOjelJO . Barred 6y Bl•g I II ~rldi"ron EDDIE MAYS· 'Convenient Center" HAteVA~D FLORIDA aACK! - Bj' LES CONKLIN INS Sporls Writer Now . . .. \ ot k No, 9--<:a.rl PDJello te~at. Their battle o! last season ended in a seorcleu tie. Lew Hinchman is the big hope of Ohio thl, )'ear, whi1e plent)' of pppoa!· i:ion will be fumishe!S by Jake Schneller, of Wlscon&un. The s~:hed.ul11d fmcaa at Athena, Ga. in which TuliLl!.e ~nd Oe~rgia vie for honqrs, will really resolve f':.,Je f into a duel ~etween Jern Dalrymple, of .TU· lane, and vernon "Catfish" Smith, t)f Oeoi'gia. Laat Bea~on Tulane trounced the Georgiana to the tune of 26·0, but Witb both of the younr being In the running honon,men thereaforementioned will be no one-sided battl<e thi1 time.torItAll-Amctic;m surely lool; ~ l'k . .•. h f 1 e an eotertammt: wP.,. ·end lor t e ans. , Four of the molt attractive of the 2rid tus1le. on the card for November will feature the knlllita of tbe pipkin pre&ented above. Geol'le lfelinlrovftcb, rrt.ar ot Notre Daia.e, will strut his lta:ff acatnst NIYJ at Baltimore. He wUl have a wol'th}' opponent in Lou Klrn, of the Middies- The lMt: meetinw of t.he two teams ended tn a 26·2 yictorr tor the Irish. At Pittabuflb. Rllp~ Daugh' ertJ, Pitt'l aee, and well 1D the runnin.J! for the mythieal All~merican team, wtll trJ' Prite. out hie Tile heavy art.ilfe}aniut Army, whose • white-haired ll Jack pme ·at acDaon, Wl&, between :W'-. , b t•-_, 1Olaio State , .iKiODIJD• Jll'OIIUIMII to e -more -.. llBIJIU iu- a ' .':f ----J O~N- 1 I DWEll wITH CO~ST c-· u~ RD ~~rkc:~~ feat.s on till• the JOUillC}mun wrestler who l\as - - - - - - lOokout-b)' da¥: Uve6 o1 an4the, ere ;f. 'nlf' sJ)f'edy Harvard back 15 th e raih·..::aded out of New York beas an enlllted m.l!l.mber owner or th e 1931 f'rnnc(s H Bun · cause hf made the faux pas of de· NOTED MUSHERS MEET scholar~hlp whl<:h It> awarded Pnch fcatlnw; one or the ' "buut~up" con~ IN PLACID OLYMPICS I.. • I • yeor fm· schohu~hlp, athle tlr ablll - tenders again Is in New York seekLa Pa.s, Man , Nov.9--1N8 ty and lead?.r.shtp Wood was vo- lng the tltle~btlt as an Independent - I mile £ t . Goddard, native ii ~ " ~ ~En ~N ~ ~ ~ ted the bed l!t.:holm and best scl1o~ wl'e.!iller dog-ter.m driver, lli looking "t . . .~ ....!...Breed lor-athle te In 19::10 while 1\ sophaPojello generally ranked among forward with k<'en antlclpa U . lOWS t(J tho mlddlt!! of No'f.. 1 1 1 more He I~; a Phi Beta ({appa 1 the wurld's SIX test wrestlers, made tlc,n to h1s mee.tlng wiU1 ember 1f POfBlblf' SowS bred ~ man and presldt'nt of the student , hb; mJstakc otlC' Friday night a Earl Brldges in the Oh•mpic rore November 1;,1 ptoituce ' plp by counrll. Ytar ago In Philadelphia. He was mmhmK championship t.fflts the ftl'lit M March, and pip farroW matched asalnst Sandor Szabo at Lake Plafid, N. y ., durln~~; EIJ'ht days Joan Lowi!!ll •Pf!nl lll!!'ves at stake was grl11t for their ed &t th!JI t!Die WID IP'OW tut La C!lmal P.O Mi th " bll!uest, wm- youn~~; Hungarian import.o.twn the coming winter. These with the Coast Oaarc11men. aild mill. I:: tt: "Jed , .. ~ · d6 eno~ ·to t.a"e advantaa:c o~ ncr nmong thr maret; tn the racln< had won i6 ""nsecuUv two old ri\lals of the long lhl• 1o t•8a attn! hM of .r., ...u e 'o out. Jn - ...,ob.d of a lltl'let ot I wiLh hl8 tales plmtes w....,U5&n and out~ uouallJ more , . favo....:t..~ . ••r-~......... ""8 .. his tory of Frnnce the Unil.(>.d States. On the fallowing snrJw trails of the frozen storie!ll aDd Uu1J11 by Ule rc:manUc la~~o,. &r.d women pl\lhderen ol for- In Ati(U!It ancf ~Uiblir. ~ . Monday , Szabo wos scheduled to WB~tes of ,•qe far north have aut.h.c:iral who ~ .._.. aboard ffi<' t da,Y&-but today what 18 ~ a!!L.:. u. :-.,,_ 1930 tht> y hnvc o ne lJf lhe finds U wrestle Jim LondGS, nt Madison met mllny times and because ship and who nc011ntecl her sea.- tuall)' taking plat'i! within 13 miles' Corn belt 3ta~ e~ ot w•f' ¥ • lht' ::uucnt season for K.anya 8qua~e Oarden, New York Olty 1or ct their sensatlonol successes fariJII' atrlhood in &be .,ry, '"Cn.- of the shore 18 raare unbeUeveable slseippl Jlj.-q hi\Ye 'f!l&ined .t.bf 11 h as pl'med o sta.r on offen:oe as we i the championship of New Yotk. t~ th are looked upon as first dlt. or u.e Deep.'' The nm woman Th tai l th SU ArTo impOrtance this fall aa • IPW~ ol as a t ent' on the dcfcn.se. Pojello is knawn as a wrestler illghters behind the pnckB of e11 er permlite.: to be a pari of tbe whic~ ~~ch~ ~Uihv~~P nll:t sup)lly of bee~ for tht:: etslier:q, {¥r• - - - - - - - wh o always "levels" and he provth ~ half-wild dogs. Lhe gam· dangerGua work perfonned Jlo:r Ute lind which ftnally bove to outalde kets, oWing: to the Pl.lmtifu:IDIJII 1'1)1 ed Jt by throwing Szn.bo In PhalaPSI and hardiest and moet CoW Gao.rd, Joan Lowell reeelftd the 1::1-mile llmlt-took me into hla. f'ed lliPPIJeBc, Lalt year. .,_1115) dt•lph1a . It being the Hunga1'Jan'a faithful breed or all the dog speelal Pl!ll'miAion rrom Wubm&- conftdence. He wan under the im- ~t:e ..:!i!"~Ua~=' 1;t~Y '{:~ nr.st defeat In this country . " family . ton ror the pllJ'pOie. preaaton that 1 was a cout Guard tt!ntng for market. Szal:lo'l'l match with Lon1ol'l In By JOAN LOWELL prlaoner of a captured rummy. New York had to be call-ed off by Boal.on, Nov. 9-lNB-The cry oi "Lots or women 1a runnlna: the Promoter Jack Curley. TempoTill'- SKI~ JUMPlNG CHAMPION!; "Wolf" at seo. has to br. answered stuft," he said, pointing to the ba.rTwo cents worth ol wheat, eq\11lly Smbo wn~ wrecked a.s a champCOMPETE AT SALT LAKE by the Coast Guard for they ha,ye rels ol !slay Ia Scotcll 1\avortnl valent at present who~1e 'priCt'la lonsh1p contender no wa.y of determln1DI lta authen- sold to bootlear:er• to make 11111 • to about l Po~da of wheat or lour What was Pojello'a. City, Nov . 9--INS- tlclty, and a dJstrea& can. 1B iq~l- uiettt whJSk~'- ..!-''tlleY '· run ' Ql~ furnlab.. eAouah atarqbl' lood to he given ft bout · champlo118 from all ably dependent on time-a llnklng loads on the llJgger shlpa out of meet the dl.lfy requirements f!r Itt He was not. What more, was oarth will appear at ship may go down with all han& Newloundland." acUte man. B:v ad4!~ a. Pillt ~ ne11et given another chance to Ski- jumping aboard Jt a cutter doesn't ~ch 1t mUk Vld • dlsh Ol ~fpe& or ap· wrt:_stler Rt Madison Garden meet to be hr.l~ at Ecker's hill ue!lr qulckYl'· I hadn't been on tbe Women who partltlpate in any ples to the wheat, a taliil7 well biiiL:mdcs. PI'SCk and other · leadina 1 hE!re January a3 and 24, accotding Mojave 12 hours before we plcked war, whether os spies or cobatantl, anced diet 1:\!Pr.ble of matntalnm~ wrcllll ~u refused to tnckle Pojello to tentnUve plans Perml5slon has up an ~ 1rom the tourmasted must a.nd expect to be treated ilS health and strength may~ be obaud he Wll S forced to app ca1 In olltained from the national schooner Harry 0. Deering, load- an enemy- their sex f!XCI(Sing them talned . ~mal! towns. P<ljcllo hfl~ been beatto pJJow ouU!tandli).g pro- 1 ed wttb coal and leaking. II. nor- notb1.na'. · U the smug:tlere uae wo- 1 rn lf'~ thnn ~1x tlm!'s In eight ycar 5 to make exhibltfon leaps west gale bad ripped her sails into men to hide behind tbeJ lt:now t:Jtat I Secretar~cs of o.bout 250 Ohh rf professlc nal wrestling twice by Utah .state nmateur shreds, 13 men and thf!ir captain it they are fired upon pubUc o~ln- 14rmer 5· 1nr>tltutes hove mailed to Londos. He declarr.~ It 1.9 praL~l cally world champ1on b.cect death If aid l'lidn't Teach Jon wiU rise up agatn11t the low de- the eollege · of Qrlcul:ture Lhfl impoHsible to throw Lc.Jcln te la&t year, will them before da)lbreak. ftnders. npmes .of some 2000 members Or cRuse the Greek is favored ana proas Svere Eq· At the Ume their call was reFrom witnessing the rummy In- their staffs who want to rece1¥t1 tected by the r~feree , Halvor Hva~ celved the Mojave "'as pa.trolliDJ vasion, my oWervatlons Wf'e-.-to coplea of the farm nt.a:ht PJ'OITanl "There arc 11veru.1 wrutlers In thr the rwnmy arn-that portion or the winner. If It be the rummy- regularly. This proa:ram lt; weaent country who could beat Lonl'\o~ 1th the coast where the smugglers were I hi& loot Is mone)· our ot the pock- ed every Monday nl~ht from the R neutral rcfrt .!e amctatirlg ·· \\'he plying. There was no moon, the ets of Amerlcs.n cltlmns which ts Ohio State OniYf'!'llity broadeaatlns saw; horlt.on was overcast ideal weather 1spent m a foreign country II It atatlon WEAC. , , Jor their Industry. be the Coast Guard, their spolia of 1 _ 18 N~w 1Po.1ello starting all Gkm cc 1s the cnly hoa·sc that The Deming was over a hWl· ~the battle are con'lscated, ·&,peed I Some :lfiOO Ohio farm ftoeka wili ~gat ~ N~w8 Yol~~l as an ll\ ~d who dle:i standmg up. drcd mile& from the rummy nest- boats nnd supply sh~.>&--lf they can be analyzed for the abUlty to pro~ 1 11 ~ d ~ 1 w to wrest c Capt. Porker Without heBI.tatfon, pl'ove tn court the~" case agalmt duce proftts this winter when f&r . ~ os, g ane, .,.,nncnbcrg OI changed his eourae and steamed the smuggler One of the most men~ throughout tfle state inve&tJam of U1e headliners. and scr.vr.s Be:.;utiful bland speed to the position or the powerful and wealtblr.st Iawyetl! for gate the el!lelmcy of various po\1}nollce that he Is out to win every Tl1" Jslnnd or io\at·k, wlllell lu19 wallowing achooner-P.t intervals re the defendant ~mu.m!en In the city , try raising practices with tne help mutch, no matter who his oppon- ,1een cnll~rl "n (leu.rl set In a Sllp. la.ylUg messages to her, throlllh a of Boston is a Ncgr<l. of recordl they a" starting this ~~1 t hapiJ<;ns to he ph ire sen,'" is N<nownl'(} for lt!J nat· flclshter which waa standing by, In my ( rwse on the Coast Guard 1 month. The records are In the ural hi•lmty. It hns bce 11 the In· that help was comlll8. patrol, there were •urs. work, re- form or poultry calendars and were M(llratlon of pnpts, omon" whom The rummies, eavesdropplna on search and shudders of teat! By dlst•·lbuted throuah county Blrl'Cul the olr. knew that a wreck and 1night I paced tile bridge on the tutal agents. " II' PJ'@ Swinlmrne lliHl Vtclnr Hugo. _____ _ _ ThNf! nrc lmge I'OCltH over which the 11en brenl:s \VIIdiS, perpendlculnr New York . Nov. 9--IN!:!-A beau- dl~s und \\t•lrd can•M. 'rhe l~huul tlful pair of lef:!"s havr. l: ~en th"' llllil<'ltr&, In ruet. t!) he R verltnhle 1 mv \1 ticket of many a Follies girl, l:.u·tll'n uf Eden of which lliiY nom· I ami a pair cf ICRs. stron~rly built, HQ 1\'0tlld 1lnliA"ht to hP qnPrll. 1but hnrdly l::eautilur. !~\. the main rFaSOJl why Ben Chapman of the Yankres Is being cited for a mater· lal rre1 In ~alarv next. season. A tackle m th e spring ChapBy EDSON R. WAITE, SHA WNE£ OKLAHOMA uN p T s s ON -bart' r· n Chapman'sLegs Are His Fortune "The Playaraund of Amerlca" ,..N,t) t'\JE K>JO\IIIN ' 'Y0\.1 . ,AL..ONIS "TI MIO, ~UT '""' MA>I I ....... ~~y I, l I-\Afo.ICI-:50M E= !man iI II . ~~ ' ,, . TrUSt •• N ·tes 0 !!! ·!=L..ASHY • of -·Hotel Hillsboro 32!1 yards 301 yard.., E' y rushing I TAMPA uy~ae By 1unback cf punta hoI 1 Cam l~Jtd,· r ~cord r I GIUIO LISTERIN l lao ... add!tu.;u t wo yca rllf'lg pitchers Dei·rlngl!r and Bcrly be~w ccn them won twent y-five g ame~> BJid lest ~ t xlc.m Thf' Americu.n lea ~ue r ookies at · ray althouah plal'ing with t h t: llveliel' 0011. ccmpilcd a balli ng awragc o1 only .25i. T<1 offse t thh; w ea.kne~s with the £tick, h uweve1· the Jun tor clrcult prm.l uc~ d the mo~r cmclent yc~g t wlriCI t 1 ( orne up In years In Vernon Gom ez •,1 won 21 games an d lost 9 I<J r the fteC•)nd pb ~ New York Yankees. The outstanchng sl ugger of the lot ~~o o uld appca1 t{· bJ Ju.s Vm;nu k. ' ol llu: Cleve hmd Indm us. who. lJir.yL:" u.::; a reg ula1 ba t Led : 1 :.!0 But ; the thundtr of th i.<; young Oh to ~a ndk\t[' r wt•s .!i lok'n ~ \ meat cornplctd y d urin g- the World Seri es by-, Jdm " P tPL'C' I ' Martm Gl'e! CClltH , fielder of t he '-' :.~ rid champ lcn Umls Clll'dlna ls Durlng the regul ar rn..<=Gl t, howe ver, 111-e 'Oklaho m:1 1 el m Pr. u wrw a hno 5t ~ms: le hande"~ put cvn~llt> Mn.ck !I b:M ' ball maelliiW to 1 out ba ttt>l'l only JOfJ AT tto\I :VAl<U : 11\ c\DS JN RT li D\' AND ATHLETIC ltOU:S Gndvr •'.our· • ln Full Bloom Now I U<;t!D "TO odon~ in•!a.,rl)' Lambert Ph,.earmG' tOll CoMpa'~, ~h. fret t!itrefl . .. antl•,~tJi-l"'!prc>ve• mouth ·· 100 Roome at $1.00 lUll& ' keep your breath beyond sus· ;1.00 fireproof Rooms .......... .....,. I ANY DATE -DO THIS 2~0,000 P.i1okin r . New llaven, Nov. 9-W&Tht' ·tr ac k meet " whlcb Ute Yule a.n<1 Di.rhnoutb lAd. put cu In Yale Bowl. Of;:tobl;r 31 tn He u or a foot.OO.Il otruqk! hunr up K~me a.IJ.o.time re~ ccrds in the r;nottcr at 1 tra.· v( 11'\11 pigskin Here the the n s ures mvolv· cd In t..hM 33-33 l 1e , ahowlny t hr tQtal yardage 1alllt'i:l by bet h teams In devioUI wa7a : Dy pun t.G .. 108Q far~ nPORTSMO~T~ W[~N[~D~Y NIG~rr~i~~~B;~~;i:·~~: - - ·--·- - includ8d ~ cfldr cu .teat nuru l:~ • uted at the Ji~cddtod ..'Pral!i'- 'Jh.: Ea-Mayor ura, o Jc--t"llsalem" ln tha mw·-ihll • TO BE SfEN IN fully rationed water n:matned whc>l ' the sh1p wa1 reacued 1 Yale - Da11J11~tb Tra.:k M- I II - ' I ~~~, . Tllltl? YOU EVER STOP TO Future Champ? bec~:~ m B a .swsaUon by b:t.se- 1~teallmr: Hr. cAme close to equalling Ty C!ltb's mrrk during the 1931 re:1son n nd proved to te one or greotest of dnwlng caufll "Mc.~t b:'1 llplayers", said A bcr ot tht YBnket! squad Chnpman had hung up a 61 atnlen ba~es durinR lhe , "ho.vf' to M llll-around men i I'UCet:SSrlll In the big 1hnv~ to huvp exoerlenc~ . i baLUn~ obdJty Ben made I th ese Ja ck11 by usl!1~ hill kP.en hls da.!ng nnd his whlrllniJ i fl.nd now ht'ti a 1 to.ll'.iom " lion. THA~ advertisements epar~le with money saving informa- Persistent advertisers show an honest desire to serve everyone well. I •• HA~D • !aUAWINGBALL.~ CA12121E2 OF 'THC: CC21MGOAI/ ' :;:::;3::=======::- ""· The printed page is the proper place for the seller to seek the buyer. Nothing offers such a big opportunity to please trade and build big volume business as does the rig_ht kind of advertising. '. ' Adve1 tising through tha pri,nted page is the pi'Ogressive, coli· veniept way to sell goods or service. \ 'l'ruthflll advertisement proves jtself in aoo~wP!feftments. ' J 1 1 , , t • / - Sqfl'!e ~).lql\ess concerns h11ve l)li~~k~n id~~ l(lJq~ life llind of adverlislllft that is ~t, while ~thers hesit;l~ •qee~qse they don't Jje!ieve 111 any kmt;! ot adVm:tJsjpg · • ·' , , fiE ·w.uo J.u;s!Tr\'flj:S LQNQ fN • ... '' :·· "f•. , •• I ' ·' •• ' ' . ·. . ' . ' 'I t ' ' ·· • · is LOST · .,_ �TID: DAILY lfONDAY, NOVZUB8R t, 1111 'l'RllltiNE, POM£i\OY, OHIO. I would ta.U kmaer lht.n upteted, the pagen~~:err. and c«!w we.toe put on rations. The ru:lder was dllabled 1n 1torm and. af~r 1everal Gallipolis ' '. M~UIN, ~HPl[TON sn~s; N~::le!fltu~ijl /UI' )' ruclder WD..I riapd. uel ran out and uncootcct d&fl, B Then salt beef became the chief tutlcltt or ' tood. Only a a.mall ornount of cat <! United American Mccl:ijlrucs an1 F0 tmer Local M8.IJ "'' D•uahtm of AmO[k~ Wll' "''I . J C I b gue&t& at .the 9V•nln&· aery tee. .MuHurt n_O Uffi US •leal teaturt' ¢> ttw> '"'""1 proa"m 1 1' 'M F M j • • f I err1mao, of Gallipoli• Vietim..of ten, l~e. Uauaual Accident l ttne and oosts were paid He re- turllfid to hl.s home at Middleport ac.re ARMISTICE DAl' ~ERVICES Aur.lsttce Day wa:; , ~lebtaLed nt Orac-e M. E. Church Eunda.} the members of the American lcgl!n and th..' lad.e:; Auxlhary as their guests at the 10 30 se.vlce.s m.::ml.:rs of the ,Junkr Order cf 01 L. E. Ballrt 11-5-6l For' ~il,_ ' . - - - - -------·- pJtal w1t.b a fractured skull and uncle. William ~mcrson . skll ded Into a dlteh alter striking a tt!lephone pole n~r Tarlton, Ohio A tall In the bathHJQm or Jhli home was rtl8pousfble tor severe lil· I Mr.e Howard Nllal Was the hr liteu to t)l.e ~elntloals Olub Friday 8Vtln1ng Mr an~ Mrs. Hubert. Oar- 1' '1208 WQU the gr.au. A moa'. e11joy- l able evening Y.li~ h:ld by all whu wen! In attendJiq<:e. I 0 jurle& suftered lly Edward E. Lynch. at Columbus. 1'1\e boYli skull :'ilx, I was fractured .· 1 Galion , o , Nc. •. ~-.~.NS-\o\oJ>tm her mothtlr , Mrs l!.lza Sharrock •lost control of the mac111ue In 1which they wer :! riding Dnd th e ear I !truck tl trr£ Mildred Eharrock 4 , • ' · 1 was l11staut1y kllle 'J on the h lghwa.\' :;outhwed ct be:lt today. The mcth 1 , cr was brought ~o a hcspllal he re ; tor tre;ltn.em tor mmor lnjur1es . Chardr.n. 0. Nc.v. 9-IN~~A : ~ ndd Thcmas. 16-year-old Chcs.tu I high !chool fc otball player, dtcd h ~: e today, the se<:CI~P victim CJf u a aglc bus~truck crash Fruia y. 1hcmas was cn e of ftve OC!"'p.11Jtc. , ct a bus which was cnrrytn" them to tt1e scene of a game w!tn Aurv a 1 high IIChcoi whm It collided wit.IL u deUver~r t1'uck. Anthony Bo uta~h. , 19 was ki!Jed ln.!Otantly am\ the three other ycuth.s were u1jured I 1m~ we~e expected t~ · reco~cr. · 1 ·--••raDII I 1 I I 1 I P01lsmculh, 0 ., N 0\1. 9- (S PI.. l- j Wi th Brill iH iph:g Stlong abnp;, Alt.liOUSh mcst or t he nauon "!t 11u- ~· mtc1 f::: lencr for the bu ll ua! rler such talen t h M pa raded Wi N.:tre Dame boa!ited ot ln II..<; . ·-fool.bn ll pel t,'lCat es t dJ.ys ct Knule R odmc. LS across U!ll vcrsal Stu.m um here thlij I (!l:ttlng to be 1 sp.oc1ally of t he t ~ason fCl' LJ1e benefl t of Pot U>· 18t.'l p~don tcr.m bu t wh ether Jt wlll me 11th tan.'l a ud CrlUt: : > the Pm ts- I wc. rk 9.ii'.mst t he lc a(luc~ .secoad mouth 8port.Ans ha ~· c wo n I!VN v p'fl. c.c_ .;p .. ;·tans , cnutin..'l to IJ~ ~ccn c:Je of their h r,me ga mes, iunung Mr l dlll pln,rec! rr.r H Rskell and bac k the rus ~cs of th e t est known Icwn bdorc t m ning to th~ postplayers ever ~o OPJ:te91 on American g1nda Rt c game. HL" I ndJ.a n temper · gridirons. The story may be 1.ilffer - runcn L ccst hun a be1Lh on tht 1931 ent, h OW(; Vea·. when the Sl.uple tou Spfl'ill H :;qua d ta lly th is seu:.c.J1 and Stapt:s ln yade Port.smnutp., AI mts- he'll be bnck tu ~ how PortBmouth !let> Day e\'\: n1ng for a stadium ~et just how good ~1e l:i. Parkinso n. a lo which wl•l climux th1S river city's Pitt ~ t::u , l;o.; one of the grcatlllit 1ete lebrat1on ot the November 11th fc nsi\'C backs in th e game today hdld ay. Tile gaine will be called at W1th the lightest line 1n the Na8 P M. tlf.na l Post-Oritduate !Gop t he Ken Strong, Marty Brill, Mnyes of the ffiost aggreslve ones_. And bcM{:Laln and Tom Parkmse;n ar~ f. I:o.trt ans r;R n alsu lay cla1m i o o.; n .; nmcng th <! mos t forml ·Iable t h reats 11 1:1 that line w ill be Tony Holm , of the Invade rs whum the Spu1tam Alab ama's All-Aml!rlca.n tuiiOOck In 1t 1H havfl to ha lt If they !l.l t: to huld 1929 Since his pro league debui. thc tr rei'OI'd of IVIIlhltl~ o. ll home Holm ha$1 add ed to his reputatiOn r,nmes Th e S tapes Wi ll br uut to as a seccm\at·y defense man 'll1d a n: nge a lc~s h and rtl th em by Lhe Ill!'• . I: ppcrl L!1 • lme plm,guu of ff. alhul;, l'llrher In th e ~& son u uu• ul Llw ht·a·; i"!,t bn~k s oll tl1C' wht•n Elmer Schwart?., Spnrtau full Nllt uma l League In addl tl(. ..l to t Rek who captained Wnsh ug ton Holm, Pop Eyo Wager. Spartan sta tt>':; vlrtcrlous Pacific coast t>le- ' t, Ill• 1 .u Ld one l"f the best cicfc n ' rn 111 Hl30 SJ.lUBgcd one o f ··aF ~ 1,•J, u1 t he J oe c~m Cll t;UI< E.tron g':; r.. ~av ;:s Jat J Ill th e ~o~ ume. ""'Jil t l' Just bt•hmd lllc JJUI'plc ll.n ~ t ut ln ph,nty c.f tuue ro 1 hun ta , Tl" s pal'tans, und er <.he g w~gn llcp to VICt OIV P. ll(''J of Cou.ch G corQt' "Palsy" Coach Hlnk eY Ht ~ncs who bus I Chu k , lm\lr de\lc loped .t bullll!nt ttcn sh"wing til e eta pt:o hthv, wl ll 'l r 111 ,l:>!ve G len Frcsnd l, of N ~brasuse the Notre Da me "'ystem ngamst ka u .. Papa Lumpkm o[ G emgio Portsmouth a plan of attack th:n 1t•tl:l and E.arl " UuLch" Clul'k, Col- li. brokt'n l'!ft arm. He was inJuN-•1 when an automoblle driven by 1 ~1:; The u. s~ s. Cfllorado, known ts the "JonD.h" ~~llP of t he \ •n!': \'.' !1 Heet, Klffer ed thf! l!f·r ond ~r •'lous mishap of its career when a fiv e· inch anti-aircraft gun explodf'd, killinc four M~ and ~riou~ly in · juring nine otherl4 of -:th~' ~~'00VO Foul' yeal'8 ago the :l .. 7,0 ' Pi:RSONALS ~uper-dl'eadnou~ht { sho\\n st e-nm; mg p1'oud1y abO\'e) run ag!'OIIn<J Mn:; Jchn J, Wood. of Gai,e u.ud on a. reef ln New York harbor. A Ml'i WIU1tun Ropetor vlaikd With clolle-up of a simiJD.r r. un to tli :~ ·MIS Oocar Wco1 mn~ Yrtday one tba.t uplode.,J is t.hown (1 ..: 1 ~) Mn1 L R. H1nc.s ct J&cke.on ---·- _ _ _ -~~.woa odmltted to the Helzer hospital O::-crg e Tabit ' ani Evon ' . ha 3 - - -~-1 M1SS Thelma Alberts eaturday for trcQLmen~. "'"' <; in J.'crumouth Friday on bwil- l been In Cleveland lor :;orne wne Ml:ss Pnmc.es Worma-n moturcci to n:t't> · has returned to her llome m 1e -Colmnbua tor the State-Navy rame. Mrs W E Otlmorc Is *really MIE.s Ruth Sawyers aLten dcd Lh c tContinued from DUe onel J:.:d Berridge J ~, lll Calumbw; On m1pra.\'Cd trom h er ' : ecent 11lne~ ~ EisteddiJd at Ju.cksc,t Fridny . - -- - -b~Jslness for :;e\ era.l days. M• s W B Dale was vlsltl'lll . 1 tossed voyag:e from Fay&.!, C&.pe 1 Mrs. N: t t le Lupton IS reporteD wlt h hrr dau lll.e t Mrs Cam 'a, Dr. aua Mrs B Andl'(lp left Bat- VeJ'de Ialands. Oaptam Portunato ' ~c .nr•what Jmprcvcd frcm a recent MiddlE< crt r~entiY · P ' urday l<l ..,evc!·at da V!> VISit In Co- Alvei, of New BedforCI, had stocked 1 1111te~Ss. .P _ . . , 1 lumbu:; the packet with enough aupplles tor Mn; Fred Hctnbrock of MnrietMiss B~. . nn1e Chnpmn ·1 rt' t U.nf' .• the usual 30-day ~e When It 1~ .M Wlllt~ms 18111 at the h ome became evident, after running into ta Ia the ~~:ua;t ct her dau ght<!r, Mrs P" l ldny to h : : ho me In Hunt:nstcn Ll tYd Bush Jot u few UaY6 afttr a visit with friends here. Li hi:, ciauyh. er MtiJ. C F PhilliP&. I a series or storm& t11at the voya1r CLVB HOS'ft:,Si . ' IConUmn-1 from page OlltH J Mr. and~. J. W PhiiUpJ (V' kr.t&Jned ·Ul& IJlf:blbers of the 80(.tk Ch,1~ J'rt~ evenlna w.lt.b a s.lx o·... de<: II: din~ ~tt ·· the IslaM View Lm'. Mrs. •f!krab •blvU b:ld hf&h eoore fm· !J'IE ladi.ea and W. ~ · 'Irctb hild the hilh acore for the gtntlttn('n. -- M F . Merrlm&.n, tJ, Wll b 6Crlous· ly lnJJ.jred m CalLUllbWS Frldny a:ft.er noon when atruck by an a.1ncmabll{:: while crouma: the . ~r~et cp farsom a'Jenue Pol1oo reported that a car drhen by lt083 CrOIS'ey struck Men iman aft<: r It had bten hit by anoth e. car !llld t, have bo u driven by Wai ter 2lanr. Mf!rrlman :; uffer~d a fractured J:ikull and ~oeve ~e cuts S. :ld I t::ruifes . He was taken t.o a 0oluml bua hct~pltal In an unconscious condltlpn. M:urlma.n ls 11. fc.rmrr a ~ sldent ol Oalhpclls havlna nl one time been M.nym· cr thle elty and a publisher a local newspaper. I PAYS UP, 18 RELEASED Clnl.rle'! MGtiPy , who wn~ 9., t'e.ited en cl1araes of lnt : oxlcbtl(ll. arid di&OI'dt>rly conduct was released fron~ the city j&.JI, Friday, \\hen h1s '· FUteen . ...· ~· ~~, · ~ EN~aTAJNii CLUB l _,_ ~-~~--~--~That Kindred 1 I 1 I -~··,;.~·---­ wond~I S POR '• ~N;lWfi room house on St»'ina Avenue. Modem oonven,&tnoea. Call Leonard Epple NO'T THRII NOJ NO}! u.a ..at. .A.NYTHING sr~RnN coNn~r N::~~.,"~!!.:..No;;.,.i.'~.~. .~;J I has WOiklny fol Mhlm urado U.,weaporu flru;h g&thered 9.1'C amongm the ~! neett:en his rece nt ac quJSitlon of ~r- tihiltlest the ty B1Ul. one o1 Knut.e Rock ne l:i un -~ Spartan backfiel d mortnls whose nm1w hun ~.s tu gh tn Jn tht' lr succ:.> Wul easLem ,n\lasthe nil-time ha ll of fame Ken 10n t he S par LHns :;u.fl:ered but one BlrOnJ leads tl.e Bl::t. pe:,· ll lJ llllng r\f'lea t an1 ret urn ed to 3 old lUI easy atta(;k with the po wt•rful Ml~'t'~ 't:l onrl plnce 1n Jea gtJe !itandlngf. McLnln as h1s runumg m.:tr T lwv luve but to continue unbto ken Not only c1m E:lt:.ull:~ t a ny the t tJ ell· Hlord o! victor l~s un the bull thiOUBh thP Jm e ltut 15 a IHm c h. ltl by tmnmg back the dangerous ope n l:e l<l 1uta : !l' nml Et Bpt'~ tonight t.o um ln tam a r.enwhMl t.hc former N y u st1u· 13 t'r6u~ It• ad e ver I he New Yor k In the buck po~.n . on r 11 ; 11 mt im m· G lo.nls an d pu ~ h G .· .cn Ba y f o1· I I Epa llans W l 11 havc t.n be 11rst P I!l Cl' Rt on t 11:1 on t he lqukout for an vi hmrr r:::r h(! tn t he Stflpl'~ Im~ arc seve rn! t'llll poBs ond punl a s wr.H On e ol men who ure makmg names for h!.s boots during the ~a me ;u Lhe l h t.mscl vcJ; lll nu llcnal gnd clJ·cu; P clo Groutl1.<; uu Oclot er 18 w;u; 73 this t eur nnd we leom·~ ~he <'hanec yo.htl, loug, bounding 15 yards rur- w ~..nether thC' Spa rtau at La<:k I:1 ther before the snfdy man got wioc KU.Il\1\ hm mr Svra<: use sb.r of -- . ----- - · - - ~ - - - --- - - - - --- ' BUT THAT! I LOBT-Bbck and wlut~ Beegle and Bull doa. Gone ab:}ul a week Shall Duret, M:m kcy Run, PomeroY Reward. ll-6 ~ 3t Com~ratlniJ 71m mGOn Is ooly BEFORE 1 Clo.. away frcm u1. No one like• o penon whos"' brer;::~th is bod. So be 1ure t .. HOTEL COLUMBUS 1 8llori Btoc.b PjoJtb .., :u.em~ OJlal Ball ""' Bro.. titne~ - .Ill. ~ plcion. You con do this by gargling with Llsterlne, the 1ofe ,..,., hyQ'I~n-.; ., chat:k~ ·nHectlc.{n · aud de1troys St. ..... Loul~ k'IEIP A ))I ...Q'(, Parklar-ll-• nmtt Mo., U. 5. A. ends halitoslr 160 yards Bv r unback of kick· errs 'B y fcrward pa~cs . 200 yard!l 8.}' pene.ltle.ft l'Jl ya rd& I The dizzy total Is . 2427 yards Dt:duct t h e puntll and t.he penalt.c&. and the net liUffi la about 1200 yards. That r .:!· p tesen ts 13 t ouchdowna. Just to conv u1ee the onlookerti ~hot t hey weren ' t makmg •~ a n) utell'sa gestures while e n th e p remise ~> the boyA did sc~1 mp er ,tlcng lor a ta t.al of 9 touchdowns and added two place r.l':: m s cr. als t o lhe mo&t. b'z~ .~ . ;:: fos tb.i ll game cf modern tlm eo.;. I ELl WOOD 'SO WOODt:N IIF ~ J) , M REs N 1•v !I - JN~~- 1Ean ., Woorl , C1 Lmson foot ball stm 11ol-1• tlw uniq ue db;tmrt lon cf bt'- \ mg a ~ l ;> r sc~ lU htr as •H ll n• b ~ tn e I t he faJ1'ffiC'S f. R1h lctf' a l Harvard I Wot>d . a jnnlor. has starred on t h e jl. l' tdl ron r or t wo ye~ ,·s an d .4s an ~ll-1ound athlete His scholsti c ablllly tmw£ vf' r, surpass~s his pOjelJO . Barred 6y Bl•g I II ~rldi"ron EDDIE MAYS· 'Convenient Center" HAteVA~D FLORIDA aACK! - Bj' LES CONKLIN INS Sporls Writer Now . . .. \ ot k No, 9--<:a.rl PDJello te~at. Their battle o! last season ended in a seorcleu tie. Lew Hinchman is the big hope of Ohio thl, )'ear, whi1e plent)' of pppoa!· i:ion will be fumishe!S by Jake Schneller, of Wlscon&un. The s~:hed.ul11d fmcaa at Athena, Ga. in which TuliLl!.e ~nd Oe~rgia vie for honqrs, will really resolve f':.,Je f into a duel ~etween Jern Dalrymple, of .TU· lane, and vernon "Catfish" Smith, t)f Oeoi'gia. Laat Bea~on Tulane trounced the Georgiana to the tune of 26·0, but Witb both of the younr being In the running honon,men thereaforementioned will be no one-sided battl<e thi1 time.torItAll-Amctic;m surely lool; ~ l'k . .•. h f 1 e an eotertammt: wP.,. ·end lor t e ans. , Four of the molt attractive of the 2rid tus1le. on the card for November will feature the knlllita of tbe pipkin pre&ented above. Geol'le lfelinlrovftcb, rrt.ar ot Notre Daia.e, will strut his lta:ff acatnst NIYJ at Baltimore. He wUl have a wol'th}' opponent in Lou Klrn, of the Middies- The lMt: meetinw of t.he two teams ended tn a 26·2 yictorr tor the Irish. At Pittabuflb. Rllp~ Daugh' ertJ, Pitt'l aee, and well 1D the runnin.J! for the mythieal All~merican team, wtll trJ' Prite. out hie Tile heavy art.ilfe}aniut Army, whose • white-haired ll Jack pme ·at acDaon, Wl&, between :W'-. , b t•-_, 1Olaio State , .iKiODIJD• Jll'OIIUIMII to e -more -.. llBIJIU iu- a ' .':f ----J O~N- 1 I DWEll wITH CO~ST c-· u~ RD ~~rkc:~~ feat.s on till• the JOUillC}mun wrestler who l\as - - - - - - lOokout-b)' da¥: Uve6 o1 an4the, ere ;f. 'nlf' sJ)f'edy Harvard back 15 th e raih·..::aded out of New York beas an enlllted m.l!l.mber owner or th e 1931 f'rnnc(s H Bun · cause hf made the faux pas of de· NOTED MUSHERS MEET scholar~hlp whl<:h It> awarded Pnch fcatlnw; one or the ' "buut~up" con~ IN PLACID OLYMPICS I.. • I • yeor fm· schohu~hlp, athle tlr ablll - tenders again Is in New York seekLa Pa.s, Man , Nov.9--1N8 ty and lead?.r.shtp Wood was vo- lng the tltle~btlt as an Independent - I mile £ t . Goddard, native ii ~ " ~ ~En ~N ~ ~ ~ ted the bed l!t.:holm and best scl1o~ wl'e.!iller dog-ter.m driver, lli looking "t . . .~ ....!...Breed lor-athle te In 19::10 while 1\ sophaPojello generally ranked among forward with k<'en antlclpa U . lOWS t(J tho mlddlt!! of No'f.. 1 1 1 more He I~; a Phi Beta ({appa 1 the wurld's SIX test wrestlers, made tlc,n to h1s mee.tlng wiU1 ember 1f POfBlblf' SowS bred ~ man and presldt'nt of the student , hb; mJstakc otlC' Friday night a Earl Brldges in the Oh•mpic rore November 1;,1 ptoituce ' plp by counrll. Ytar ago In Philadelphia. He was mmhmK championship t.fflts the ftl'lit M March, and pip farroW matched asalnst Sandor Szabo at Lake Plafid, N. y ., durln~~; EIJ'ht days Joan Lowi!!ll •Pf!nl lll!!'ves at stake was grl11t for their ed &t th!JI t!Die WID IP'OW tut La C!lmal P.O Mi th " bll!uest, wm- youn~~; Hungarian import.o.twn the coming winter. These with the Coast Oaarc11men. aild mill. I:: tt: "Jed , .. ~ · d6 eno~ ·to t.a"e advantaa:c o~ ncr nmong thr maret; tn the racln< had won i6 ""nsecuUv two old ri\lals of the long lhl• 1o t•8a attn! hM of .r., ...u e 'o out. Jn - ...,ob.d of a lltl'let ot I wiLh hl8 tales plmtes w....,U5&n and out~ uouallJ more , . favo....:t..~ . ••r-~......... ""8 .. his tory of Frnnce the Unil.(>.d States. On the fallowing snrJw trails of the frozen storie!ll aDd Uu1J11 by Ule rc:manUc la~~o,. &r.d women pl\lhderen ol for- In Ati(U!It ancf ~Uiblir. ~ . Monday , Szabo wos scheduled to WB~tes of ,•qe far north have aut.h.c:iral who ~ .._.. aboard ffi<' t da,Y&-but today what 18 ~ a!!L.:. u. :-.,,_ 1930 tht> y hnvc o ne lJf lhe finds U wrestle Jim LondGS, nt Madison met mllny times and because ship and who nc011ntecl her sea.- tuall)' taking plat'i! within 13 miles' Corn belt 3ta~ e~ ot w•f' ¥ • lht' ::uucnt season for K.anya 8qua~e Oarden, New York Olty 1or ct their sensatlonol successes fariJII' atrlhood in &be .,ry, '"Cn.- of the shore 18 raare unbeUeveable slseippl Jlj.-q hi\Ye 'f!l&ined .t.bf 11 h as pl'med o sta.r on offen:oe as we i the championship of New Yotk. t~ th are looked upon as first dlt. or u.e Deep.'' The nm woman Th tai l th SU ArTo impOrtance this fall aa • IPW~ ol as a t ent' on the dcfcn.se. Pojello is knawn as a wrestler illghters behind the pnckB of e11 er permlite.: to be a pari of tbe whic~ ~~ch~ ~Uihv~~P nll:t sup)lly of bee~ for tht:: etslier:q, {¥r• - - - - - - - wh o always "levels" and he provth ~ half-wild dogs. Lhe gam· dangerGua work perfonned Jlo:r Ute lind which ftnally bove to outalde kets, oWing: to the Pl.lmtifu:IDIJII 1'1)1 ed Jt by throwing Szn.bo In PhalaPSI and hardiest and moet CoW Gao.rd, Joan Lowell reeelftd the 1::1-mile llmlt-took me into hla. f'ed lliPPIJeBc, Lalt year. .,_1115) dt•lph1a . It being the Hunga1'Jan'a faithful breed or all the dog speelal Pl!ll'miAion rrom Wubm&- conftdence. He wan under the im- ~t:e ..:!i!"~Ua~=' 1;t~Y '{:~ nr.st defeat In this country . " family . ton ror the pllJ'pOie. preaaton that 1 was a cout Guard tt!ntng for market. Szal:lo'l'l match with Lon1ol'l In By JOAN LOWELL prlaoner of a captured rummy. New York had to be call-ed off by Boal.on, Nov. 9-lNB-The cry oi "Lots or women 1a runnlna: the Promoter Jack Curley. TempoTill'- SKI~ JUMPlNG CHAMPION!; "Wolf" at seo. has to br. answered stuft," he said, pointing to the ba.rTwo cents worth ol wheat, eq\11lly Smbo wn~ wrecked a.s a champCOMPETE AT SALT LAKE by the Coast Guard for they ha,ye rels ol !slay Ia Scotcll 1\avortnl valent at present who~1e 'priCt'la lonsh1p contender no wa.y of determln1DI lta authen- sold to bootlear:er• to make 11111 • to about l Po~da of wheat or lour What was Pojello'a. City, Nov . 9--INS- tlclty, and a dJstrea& can. 1B iq~l- uiettt whJSk~'- ..!-''tlleY '· run ' Ql~ furnlab.. eAouah atarqbl' lood to he given ft bout · champlo118 from all ably dependent on time-a llnklng loads on the llJgger shlpa out of meet the dl.lfy requirements f!r Itt He was not. What more, was oarth will appear at ship may go down with all han& Newloundland." acUte man. B:v ad4!~ a. Pillt ~ ne11et given another chance to Ski- jumping aboard Jt a cutter doesn't ~ch 1t mUk Vld • dlsh Ol ~fpe& or ap· wrt:_stler Rt Madison Garden meet to be hr.l~ at Ecker's hill ue!lr qulckYl'· I hadn't been on tbe Women who partltlpate in any ples to the wheat, a taliil7 well biiiL:mdcs. PI'SCk and other · leadina 1 hE!re January a3 and 24, accotding Mojave 12 hours before we plcked war, whether os spies or cobatantl, anced diet 1:\!Pr.ble of matntalnm~ wrcllll ~u refused to tnckle Pojello to tentnUve plans Perml5slon has up an ~ 1rom the tourmasted must a.nd expect to be treated ilS health and strength may~ be obaud he Wll S forced to app ca1 In olltained from the national schooner Harry 0. Deering, load- an enemy- their sex f!XCI(Sing them talned . ~mal! towns. P<ljcllo hfl~ been beatto pJJow ouU!tandli).g pro- 1 ed wttb coal and leaking. II. nor- notb1.na'. · U the smug:tlere uae wo- 1 rn lf'~ thnn ~1x tlm!'s In eight ycar 5 to make exhibltfon leaps west gale bad ripped her sails into men to hide behind tbeJ lt:now t:Jtat I Secretar~cs of o.bout 250 Ohh rf professlc nal wrestling twice by Utah .state nmateur shreds, 13 men and thf!ir captain it they are fired upon pubUc o~ln- 14rmer 5· 1nr>tltutes hove mailed to Londos. He declarr.~ It 1.9 praL~l cally world champ1on b.cect death If aid l'lidn't Teach Jon wiU rise up agatn11t the low de- the eollege · of Qrlcul:ture Lhfl impoHsible to throw Lc.Jcln te la&t year, will them before da)lbreak. ftnders. npmes .of some 2000 members Or cRuse the Greek is favored ana proas Svere Eq· At the Ume their call was reFrom witnessing the rummy In- their staffs who want to rece1¥t1 tected by the r~feree , Halvor Hva~ celved the Mojave "'as pa.trolliDJ vasion, my oWervatlons Wf'e-.-to coplea of the farm nt.a:ht PJ'OITanl "There arc 11veru.1 wrutlers In thr the rwnmy arn-that portion or the winner. If It be the rummy- regularly. This proa:ram lt; weaent country who could beat Lonl'\o~ 1th the coast where the smugglers were I hi& loot Is mone)· our ot the pock- ed every Monday nl~ht from the R neutral rcfrt .!e amctatirlg ·· \\'he plying. There was no moon, the ets of Amerlcs.n cltlmns which ts Ohio State OniYf'!'llity broadeaatlns saw; horlt.on was overcast ideal weather 1spent m a foreign country II It atatlon WEAC. , , Jor their Industry. be the Coast Guard, their spolia of 1 _ 18 N~w 1Po.1ello starting all Gkm cc 1s the cnly hoa·sc that The Deming was over a hWl· ~the battle are con'lscated, ·&,peed I Some :lfiOO Ohio farm ftoeka wili ~gat ~ N~w8 Yol~~l as an ll\ ~d who dle:i standmg up. drcd mile& from the rummy nest- boats nnd supply sh~.>&--lf they can be analyzed for the abUlty to pro~ 1 11 ~ d ~ 1 w to wrest c Capt. Porker Without heBI.tatfon, pl'ove tn court the~" case agalmt duce proftts this winter when f&r . ~ os, g ane, .,.,nncnbcrg OI changed his eourae and steamed the smuggler One of the most men~ throughout tfle state inve&tJam of U1e headliners. and scr.vr.s Be:.;utiful bland speed to the position or the powerful and wealtblr.st Iawyetl! for gate the el!lelmcy of various po\1}nollce that he Is out to win every Tl1" Jslnnd or io\at·k, wlllell lu19 wallowing achooner-P.t intervals re the defendant ~mu.m!en In the city , try raising practices with tne help mutch, no matter who his oppon- ,1een cnll~rl "n (leu.rl set In a Sllp. la.ylUg messages to her, throlllh a of Boston is a Ncgr<l. of recordl they a" starting this ~~1 t hapiJ<;ns to he ph ire sen,'" is N<nownl'(} for lt!J nat· flclshter which waa standing by, In my ( rwse on the Coast Guard 1 month. The records are In the ural hi•lmty. It hns bce 11 the In· that help was comlll8. patrol, there were •urs. work, re- form or poultry calendars and were M(llratlon of pnpts, omon" whom The rummies, eavesdropplna on search and shudders of teat! By dlst•·lbuted throuah county Blrl'Cul the olr. knew that a wreck and 1night I paced tile bridge on the tutal agents. " II' PJ'@ Swinlmrne lliHl Vtclnr Hugo. _____ _ _ ThNf! nrc lmge I'OCltH over which the 11en brenl:s \VIIdiS, perpendlculnr New York . Nov. 9--IN!:!-A beau- dl~s und \\t•lrd can•M. 'rhe l~huul tlful pair of lef:!"s havr. l: ~en th"' llllil<'ltr&, In ruet. t!) he R verltnhle 1 mv \1 ticket of many a Follies girl, l:.u·tll'n uf Eden of which lliiY nom· I ami a pair cf ICRs. stron~rly built, HQ 1\'0tlld 1lnliA"ht to hP qnPrll. 1but hnrdly l::eautilur. !~\. the main rFaSOJl why Ben Chapman of the Yankres Is being cited for a mater· lal rre1 In ~alarv next. season. A tackle m th e spring ChapBy EDSON R. WAITE, SHA WNE£ OKLAHOMA uN p T s s ON -bart' r· n Chapman'sLegs Are His Fortune "The Playaraund of Amerlca" ,..N,t) t'\JE K>JO\IIIN ' 'Y0\.1 . ,AL..ONIS "TI MIO, ~UT '""' MA>I I ....... ~~y I, l I-\Afo.ICI-:50M E= !man iI II . ~~ ' ,, . TrUSt •• N ·tes 0 !!! ·!=L..ASHY • of -·Hotel Hillsboro 32!1 yards 301 yard.., E' y rushing I TAMPA uy~ae By 1unback cf punta hoI 1 Cam l~Jtd,· r ~cord r I GIUIO LISTERIN l lao ... add!tu.;u t wo yca rllf'lg pitchers Dei·rlngl!r and Bcrly be~w ccn them won twent y-five g ame~> BJid lest ~ t xlc.m Thf' Americu.n lea ~ue r ookies at · ray althouah plal'ing with t h t: llveliel' 0011. ccmpilcd a balli ng awragc o1 only .25i. T<1 offse t thh; w ea.kne~s with the £tick, h uweve1· the Jun tor clrcult prm.l uc~ d the mo~r cmclent yc~g t wlriCI t 1 ( orne up In years In Vernon Gom ez •,1 won 21 games an d lost 9 I<J r the fteC•)nd pb ~ New York Yankees. The outstanchng sl ugger of the lot ~~o o uld appca1 t{· bJ Ju.s Vm;nu k. ' ol llu: Cleve hmd Indm us. who. lJir.yL:" u.::; a reg ula1 ba t Led : 1 :.!0 But ; the thundtr of th i.<; young Oh to ~a ndk\t[' r wt•s .!i lok'n ~ \ meat cornplctd y d urin g- the World Seri es by-, Jdm " P tPL'C' I ' Martm Gl'e! CClltH , fielder of t he '-' :.~ rid champ lcn Umls Clll'dlna ls Durlng the regul ar rn..<=Gl t, howe ver, 111-e 'Oklaho m:1 1 el m Pr. u wrw a hno 5t ~ms: le hande"~ put cvn~llt> Mn.ck !I b:M ' ball maelliiW to 1 out ba ttt>l'l only JOfJ AT tto\I :VAl<U : 11\ c\DS JN RT li D\' AND ATHLETIC ltOU:S Gndvr •'.our· • ln Full Bloom Now I U<;t!D "TO odon~ in•!a.,rl)' Lambert Ph,.earmG' tOll CoMpa'~, ~h. fret t!itrefl . .. antl•,~tJi-l"'!prc>ve• mouth ·· 100 Roome at $1.00 lUll& ' keep your breath beyond sus· ;1.00 fireproof Rooms .......... .....,. I ANY DATE -DO THIS 2~0,000 P.i1okin r . New llaven, Nov. 9-W&Tht' ·tr ac k meet " whlcb Ute Yule a.n<1 Di.rhnoutb lAd. put cu In Yale Bowl. 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