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ALL£N to.,.,.,, Ohio By ROBERT ~ ALLEN 1 N Curre.900dent a st.atr ni.L.£R: ' One '1\'..k Month Year llbU ~I JAd lh, I 11\ IJ; I - l l &'ln~ I Sold by Maybe X'm Wrong If You're Afrai"d of I Wood p ressure I I ----1t~lin'l Ttitz • 8 USlftd88 w11/ provt. it · lljc I IAKI ft :;Pfl POWDER lJou!Jie Tutu/ ••• Dou/Jit Action Afi U[ RAD [ l ~!.llet ,/1" «»YiiRS I FAITH BALDWIN - I Dl.ST"RllJUT.EP BY I([NG FE'ATliRES SYNDfCA7£, tfolr~ By John p Medbury l ------~:=~~;~~~~~====:=:~~~~-- --:=f? countr~ the leag lhU:t cutrcnt Lo at Geneva to ue H.pLcsent this I events ovet t be Me.uchllrlan dls tutbance have only pubt:cly con firmed wha ever)one In n foreign o1Hce In EU{Ope knew When Oilbert li 3oppointment to the Geneva Post. was .sent to the senate .h.e was In great concern that It might be challenged on the ground that. It was a move or dall1 ance with the league He knew very well that sOon •r or lo.ter, as eve~;~ts have amply proven ht! would set his chance for the big play He modestly 11oped to hnve tht s oppor t Wlity to serve h ll gov· ' ' ' } ernment What his own \lews about the league a1c Is not known Butt the Geneva appointment offer\1- lfl ed him h1s big chanct> and being an ambitious and a.b c young diplomat he was eage1 to get the opportwlity - - - - ... - - -- I 'Iilli I lnlltl"(~ 1 • • • •.. 10 o! l THE STANSBIJRl DRUG co Middleport Ohio adv .lj rr"' I I Money l.mck If }Ott do 111.1~ Et cd it i~> 11 To Isocn r.e t r lief and sati.<ifacuon You il be telling your fri-ends he\\ ;;;;;;;;;~·;;;;~~;;:;;;;;:';;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;===;;;;;::: l Europo knowo of oour... that that Is JU&t a bU of diplolilatic c~LtTiou­ naae There has lOIIQ' been M A.merJcan Consul in O<!neva GUbedt does no consular work He was lines GNM_...,. I I ••• one evening and told hun that he c,wed It to Charlotte his wlf~ to allow her to handle the wheel Sh ... looked 50 stunning ddvlng the motor GllberL v.as entranced anJ t 1om tha' day 11 Jway ml!l6tt!d th;~.t I J I bert, although one of the younger r;roup or State Department ca.reer meq was chosen by 6ecre\.&ry Stirn soo laat year tor the po:.1. of UilOt!l Clal observer at the League When I his appointment to the • Geneva post wa.s sent con~ulnr to t!1e BenaU lt wa.s olsted Wlder nominations Ollbert's nominal title In Gencn 18 j Ameliean Consul But everyone m ·--_ ______ momlnl l r0~ rRI0~ ~ ~ ~~ft f. 1 I l I COACH 111 I ..._'I'_...._ BATHN IS PREP~RING Boys Inhale Health Be Free Of Coldo H d h S• p • tg: New Yorll IUtdl Chlcato •• Ita I =="""cc=-=---- --- WlllblnciOn. Oct. ,._...,... lr- ptomat • • • riiOODciJablU may be ~~~ with I Odbel t 8 backjrcunU Ill lhe kmct l'lOWiq: alarm anel ln.dliPI.UOn t.hc give htm a. •teady sell~c.:mndence ea ac ea, lRUI alnl COUl'IC of 1he ..u..nlnlat.ratlon In ,.u a yout.h !itUl In his teen.~. he , JoinlnC U\e t.eaaue o.r ..utlOOa on j accompanted hiB rat.he1 an lnfan- Have Wide-Open, F r e c t.he BlDo~Japa,neuo Manchurian d1i try .~mm, •ndepu't, 1tnno",",,."''•~~p"ala~: Breathinr Noatrila-Great pute, bqt Prentlal Gilbert. t.4e aaa""" e • • }'OWl& Amerlcan "Clblerver' 1n aen- pt~.rt.icluated In the h~hllng ay:a1nst Exluleratlon eva ll Mljo)'q his liudden promt., ~he re~l Moros, and luid a (ram ne~ee in world !lCfaua llpmenaell time, D\lTin8 the world war he was Hrrc t11 a pleaBant, vaporlslnl( Npt th1t Gilbert a & llmelllbl in the Army :t.emsen~ c?~lsi: pow• tful ln~ln.nt for the rehel. or seeker llut dellpte altuaU~ ~fter wa~ e t~ 88 e 1Y 1 ~ I Head Cold5 Hft.daches and It rl· are GUbeJ. a 'P&rt.klulUr torte ~~ 1 ~~lo~n orgau re • tat.ed condltlons of the nasal pa;,Throughout h1l abort. bq.t brilliant ca k b ht him 511ges career u a diplomat he tla8 apec- raH~ b~:~onwo:nJ ~~~Bl> soon Its gumlcldal powers penoctHLI .:> WhelaUzed in ~~·-b li and em\r'~U ...~-·-~t chl&f of the Western Eu- to the rec~es and snlal cn.t.acomt>' D COWlt """' AUI ...q wSocialist whoA.aLuJl, Charlea Evans ropean Divis:lon In this bureau tle ~t.nd gradua11 Y b rea k down th e Inl Hushes when he wa~ Secretary of was the departments expert on rectlve Influences aldiJl@: the tUf!IUCI:i 1State ~elu~e. entranc-e to t.he Unit Chamber of Commc1ce meetings an.d mcmbra.nes to com., back t o ed Stat<!S waa 1loa.lly allowed to He has made a hotby or Fa1 East- mrma.l health Tills product 1s e&lled Btaw.u vlalt the coqntry 1t was Gilbert I ern affairs and has 01aveled widely 1who wu e::ven the job of receiving I there Cold Vapor Come in and glvc 1t hup, when he called at the stat" n trial A famous medl((lll authru Delfartment 1 ity state!ii that 85""' of all dlsca..f'o 8ecl1!t.a.ry Stimson and the other When he resided !n Wo.shln~j:WII G!lgmnte above th~ CGllaibont heads of the department had somP. I he and his charmmg y,lfe had a 1 Surdy It Is ditfl.cult 00 find all; how or other found need to be a.b- ~ httle hoU.I!e In historic OeOIKetowh>ll I adult who I'> wholly lree o( nasal Gilbert was notorwus among s 1 passages dti ,• 1 ~oent from their otll.~.:es that da) devoted !rlendt; for his hl'Jr-raisl.ng tumbles E1L1er t1e Olibert was delegateJ to meet the automoblle drhlng He had a bat~ ~:tnd flow or dlY up anQ. seal lnf c~.; Count ~Utd he carried the matte1 l lercd lltLle car whlcn was at one~ tlc.n Quickly spreads Uuouu:b smu ofT with great elan the wonder and fear or his fr~enlis cavities Eats and e1es are affect d 4 • aml ll(llghobrs lake thls Cold Vapor a lew d.. ys BecallS(! of thls talenL !or ddt At IMt to sa\e !;is and theli and note the lmprovemen~ The haq.dllng of touchy maMen Gil- lhcs a delegation ca.lled on hlm 1 formula is o.lon5, modem sc1ent1tu.: I lC4'fiGN.U. AD~£aTI81NG R&PRE8ENTATIY&8 DeyiJH!-'l~rmW GorporaUon f 1' Or.e Year u1Slx. 14onthll JIO IThree Montha 6 00 One Month I"'1Lrlnth and slncellt) ~ut. al"::a~i 1 the very much M!lf p03l>es.sed 0 K entuckia.ns ,...... - tbe l!iUllltller 11nd ~t ln lhe wlnttr I 'ror ·--- 0~ .... !'lr<ll•lollu peot. CoD ~·I' .... E!llforill Q- (lall . . . . . _ )Jelher111 bJ Carr&er Middleport ___ News Nat11re R•Y•r•ed In CetJtrul Alt!• 1 11 ""1111 rrec~e lo NICE • pl&y In toM p.me thll wet:~ll ~ l! BIRTHDAY PAKTY The foJJowq nre appointed bY 1'08T 1'0 OIVI D"Ntt: I of t.dvel'tltlnl and ~ -'• ~t.llo tnjuttd ln the t\tnem lray •1- .Wrt W R 0t.rt:»er wu bottell lin RoEoe llpwler Preslden\ ot' • 'Jbe l'eeoey•Bennri.t Post of th~ 'h tbougb plilJLDa the entire aame 1 L1to a ~rty' of Uttk lf,rll Saturday the ~ t.ed~ AuztuarJ. • Amft1eall LeaJ,ou ll ••• aponaortna • _, • Gre Lc.ian may be kep t un the bench , afternoc.n hanor11\1 her dauehter Commt\tee chairmen 101. the com- an Anldatial 06)' <Wlee~ Wednrs <COntinued fr0111 oatte onel s.......-•• V ar...n.ta II iJ.\ ~ Pl.ou&n\ ..'hue Estep another Ruth • lOth birthday Gamel, ml&lk lnl: year Membt!~Mn. r:l~P;y da7 IUP1.. Mcwember U Tlw dane by 1\pe&k:en In Drt:laer 1 puty 'k•edea a ..wtllr. eal"-UI. _... PBONZ SU-L member ol the Jaeke' bacllficll and ~clnr ftUtd the noun LrGm Blol Unit. Actlvlt.id-Yn Mar~ lnr wUI M held in' ·the larle ball ~ a public omclal I d~ t feci I sutrulna with an Wee\«~ hand 2 to t 30 lof.ka Ruth reoetve<l- many tunit.e Wbite liQIPif.IIU-.tlon- roam at thil! KnlihNt or ~thlu It my duly to Jin an aocount or 01oO• IIUPPI.J ot wafer ~ .:..:..::.:.:~~====--:;============ will probably be a t! the hoaplt.al hat lc\ely 11irts Mr5 Garber W'f: Ullil.· Kra COri Be~t Chn~ Welfart! ball .if, - .. my oonlluct Lo 11.nybody who came vide. nea.rlt all IIJht, bee.t ad DI'P by Prid&J RUey Ia Lhe only memt:~r ed bv her 50n WUllarn. and llllter -Yn Mlora "Bei.ver Mlericanllm Tbe Letkm hu aecured. \he Jaun ~ here to get personal publldt.y or .r ID the c-ountry, aad It tliO ~ ~ or the- backtbld who wu not In - Mlu Ann& Crow - Mn Wilma Dl!t. vl.S and Mrl Will Le1rla and Hit 6) Harmafty Maken material wllh which to WJit~ a prllliel a part gf B'W"edt'JI't ID'flllbS. (cr the West Virginia eity'a eleve 1 Jlll'M and Ls In aood phyfl1cal 5hape 1 Thl foli(Owlna w~re ,ueata Wtlm& 8tdJJ local 'daltoe orcheel.r& klr lh1s ocp book he Lold the ln t.torvlewer urort Thus mOPe tbu st. . As 11 review of the results of ttle Cca~h Battyn l5 hard at we \I: • Lue llen K.athryn Loie &ru\b cu:loQ and thfY will h'VIIl at their l Judi e Jone!ii aiM! related the ll:llo\\tl.tla Ia aent by IUbmartAe H.ble Pol:lt PleBSant schtdule tor th.iS trylna to perfect a team that will Bctry WIM Mllclred A..lD WU!e &va Reports ttat.td Twsday dtlpcM,I p~Dty of popular oanCt' 1 lmude sto11 a bout Ule ml&OOilduct to Ol!nmark" ~iasll n ill mad e ratht!r nlluc~antly ba1.Ue the BIQ Blacks !rom •tart t~ Mac Fuga~. Robe11a Howell Mal'~ that ~he condition ct B E TalbOtt muatc wh1eb w-.-:1 malce a-:1 f njoy- char1e lll!alrun Diei.aer and th~ un we rind U1111t they have m ~t and de· tintah and to ghe \hem a mUI~ b bet~ thu Howt\J Jllollet Hecox, KaLbryn wa 1 llllhtly Jmpro r::d ablt!: evtnbW tor all Identified yGung woman • D..ll..., Fl•• Pictll,... lfcllt d I:Klmt or the best teums in t~r aamr than I& evidently ~xpect- ReliC Mcnahan, Josephine Morlart:r Mr and lln Harry RuaMU who 1bt ~ h~ne been conducting Two repulw.hle clt!zem saw the \\ e tl rttther be wro11.111 ~· 1that pllrtlcular 5e<1Uon or the neigh cd Point PlelofiQnt wiU te waltln1 l M11r~ Hackttt. Marguerite Soudeil, were bere to attend t.be runera.l of such dl.~ for the pa.at year 11nd W('DUin t>ntfor Orel8t'r"' room at the l , rin ~ .state to remain undefeated the lnvae.lon ol f.he Middleport 1and Ruth E.lleen Oarber Mr.a Lovlna Bennet~ left ror thelr always have the beat orderly crowd~ hc.l~l at about 1 P M They wat- .. J or tytna than bue 011t pieWn [Qr thiS ~n l..hu& rar teoam With' 'chip on their ahoulhome in t..op.n w 1/a Mondav in atte~ One of the largest t hfd closely un l!l 3 A M and sh tHkf!n \\lth a ftab-Toi,A Blade. ~nt} lla\e run amuck over &\lp- der' with all tnumtlO'llll or up&ett1n11 1 ENTI!:RTAINS CLASS afternoon ctOWdl of the ae&IOD Q expecttod ro llllln t leevr pol;(.uly str ong ttatDl> wtt.houL t..lhlil the local Lada In ordu to rtpa) for i •·t•y H-ftlc" <n'•r'·Jned .... attend the danoe, ArmlsUce o._} With warranu. In hand ltJCAl ""' ~ '"'"" ...... ... .."' Mrs Charlea Wlae ond daUJhta-8. NOTICE ..-~ .. ~ ln<IP> llOJ•d·. tooSalhlW'elurowyln ?2n,g 'm"".·~l:b•,l!dk the defeat they suffereo u. l the membeu of her Sunday aebool claall Ruth and Mrs ChariH Barnett rUc:bt CrowciB from Attw.m Pome- p:.IIC"" went to the hotel prepared .... 1'i • ,.., ... .. 1"\pnds o1 the Jackets last year I or the Flnt Baptlat churcll at •ber epent TueadlliY In Huntington y, Oaillpolia and Pomt P leasan to a r re~t him .mo the woman then Tinre wlll be a reception Thu:r... I the Wavne hlih school eleven UJ Whlle (loach Battyn 111 workmg to 1 heme an Sbort l"OUJ1;h Avtnu.e •Ill make the <l•nc:e a p-eat alTair and there T~ pollee nowever _ .... day evenlnl Nov 12 1131, IC. 1:• • t 8' 81 k A [ tln ~(L it d lg to 0 h.arllu In U. build up a team that will cQu::a.I IMonday evening Thirteen mem~ Miss RUth Drake 1G aub8t1tut-\.nQ" wc~e di~"UW.ded bv the h otel manA ga I ns 1g ac s t 1 af n tile~ ucuqced the c cn: ..,,o- every play of th.. team rw m acre ~~ bers of the cla11 were present , be- u teacher tn M H s durtnc thl! p M a.t t:be Heath Mtth~iat EplfO.llment Pcint Plea!ant; Big : Kti;LVa team by th e score ol J(l to 6 the river the board or strat egy 1ls!des tllelr Uoacber, Mnl Paul absenu of Mn H L Ward Ju<!gt' Jc~;:es cc n!er.std nevel r~ao copal Church to welc()me our new b Ah d Iund that l t am held Huntitl&Wn hi(ll\ or •bf; up-town coaclles are \l!orrv- 18mart Mr and Mrs Millard Bennett In@ Dru~ rr o ~ fhe American Tra mlnltter Rev W H PatteteoD IUld 0 ea cnccl to "' scm .eli.'! tte while lng their heads and wracking their 1 At the cloee of the delightful and chlldrtn left Tuelida.y mornlDI gel'!~ or ut h~r books but said he his tamily All member& 'lf UM They I Huntmgtcn defeated IrooLon 1• to brain~ for a solution of the puzzlt- evening dainty refreshment& were tor b their home tte d In th Akron r era! of were M.n undt'r!!tOGd thllt Drel.>~r Is an In- chwcb and trlenc:ll are co.""dlallf TO STOP OPPONENTS 0 ant1 Ml jdleport had their ha.ndll which pre&ents lt.st>l! served ~~~~0 ;ennnett e 110 _ If llet tll.ilil radical w!:to subflcrtbes 00 mvlte<.l fu l lo get nd u! Ironton w.th a 6 I Ma\t~ big left tackle and FerMr and Mrs M J Hamilton and Almost every caae of apoplec:Uc lhr tommunlstlc doct..rlr:e tc. 0 sc.or£ The~ compa ialtn ~:oemeli guson on the other t.acltle for the GUILD MEETS R F c Kreager att.P.nded the is receded b 11 r 1 dlFrom Dixie Stalei Boa&t mav or may not mean anytblng but Bl J:ll k h be d 1 ev heah'IT ttrolte 9 1 spe ~ 0 n the Big Black:; I l ac : av~ len 0~:~ some The Ladles Gu1Jd of the Heath Evanlellstlc meeting at 0 e le&tlon atid dlzzJ.Dt.-. saImposing Record I Ihey do show t-IU\t gtel\ ¥.or on t e Ill€ t s sea.&on ' M E church met Monday ev~n1nl Monday eveniDJ It you are becinnlnJ to be troub ~ 1 arm ":.J v. -e ~:~ l-: while their backs Dau;t Martin 1at the home or Mrs A w MeKav Busam Ru9&6ll, Jessa Mae RusseJI led by allaht dJaeiU'ie upae~if Date 1 r 1 t Willi!. lht• poo:.1 'l1ou.I JW tht.: Tohn:;on and SE:bte\1 ha\e b"~n, on tlle corner of Cole street and Edith RuaseU PhyUls Horden a.nd ou bave pAin pr other dlst.ress at 1 -Jackets madf at Logan las\ v.elk umnln~ hlthcr and ~o1 almost 11t [North Third Avenue Bob RawlltliS .apent Sunday wl•h ~r e&tiDC-lf you autrer from 'lick IContm~· od from page one) I Ju ~ t thl e.e 1l a \ ~ sep.r n.tc:' th Mld - w!w 1 th l y .Jarely !inuggicd tht ough wlll lotlng the ball for huge gain~ Aft.Et the dispensation 01 the re- Mrs <.1f!or1e Olbnore- of Logan.. heaclaehes or dtzry apell.sed that a slight Increase had been dllpurl high ~t h c8 1 Y \low Jn. " k.Et'l \lith a \\ in 8 t o 7 ~c mt> Ieal pru<Whllf' thln(l:s do not looK alto !gular busiJiesu pltL"lll were oom· ~ Cerl and Homer Hoffman Btart tall~ • tabJespoonru.l of ' noted In their sales volume but f1om their clash \\tth the! Point uct ~etiBU;n!> ate belug h ~ Id al th ~ 1 gether cheerful for the YellaY.lpleted IC;r the coming reception Chlcaii'O ar'rlved Bund41y for & short Dares MenPla Pepaln befme meal1o were unable to say whether or not , Plrasunt Big marks at th lattnt • MldCJicport lie'" tt•s v. e ~k tn P t- Jacktts next Friday ~\ ~ rytnlnwjwhlcb l.s to be held at the church vtslt wlth their grand-pa.rents, Ml': B rE leniahtna your scanty g8JStric the Chrlstma.s in.ftuenee had st.art~ rid ron 1 ext F•11 , y r.ftcr uoc.n anu p~mllion for the coming tilt ~1ble Is bemg "done l.hls w~k to Thwsday eveni.ng Nov 1(1 at 1' :10 -&.nd Mrs Edwin C6ok They v.er n ~ P d the lOad ti cd ed lO atreet bu)'ing Another execu. th~>F.e th1ee d!lV< w!l l be ftll r d v.!th B~: over who was Injured In tlm- 1whip thf' e.e\ en Into shap~ l l or'ier p m Invitations art! extended to a.ccompanied home "Monday t>venlng ju ce a~ ~ \!:. on~ r h Itlve declared that C.1riatmas carda 11 t. tm:le cr h 1b ' n 1ps<:n5e llS u\l a\\alt Allv ~~ game two we-eks ago &.nd 1to present a game which should be church membeu and friends by their mother, M.u C A Hort- ~' stmnac Un Jour mac were bell'lnnlnr to ~ell the lUtccmr ~ f thls gam~ whtrh l:l w1 t ht":t ld from the LogRn game I one of the hal'des t :m both t-eams man, who hu been vlr.ltlng here for from 1et I' ou or er 1 The executl~ or a buaineu orcl ut leans d rL'cdl~ townnt n \\II' may not be recovered sufficiently to Ll\1.& season VETERAN PASSES the pa8t wee\!: No coniC!ientlous.,oruns 1t "-OUla canlzatlon was emphattc In ltAI.tinl - - - - ---- - - - - - - - -- Mn Arthur Stuart and daug:hter pretend or & mo ent t lat any that release or ma.nv thousand! or lr"'.:if"-;~~=::-============================="';'i;"''il Josephus Bellows age 88 yean of Charle11ton and M.r ant! Mrs 0 l!lk:mach remedy COuld abso!:1tely dollars to mernben ot Christmas . t he llu;t Civil War Veteran of Rut- B Cook and fa.rnUv of Marietta prevent apoplexy BUt he- 'llilli t-ell savlns clubs throughout the month ,. 11and township passed away Sat- were 11lao SunWiy sUe~;;ts of Mr and yCU that b)' k~ln8 your ~lce.,tiOI or November undoubtedly would urday at hi~:~ home 1n Rutland Mn Edwin Ceok - plnrtbi" 111100t.hlj, you art dome spur purchuen to ll.creaaed InterFuneral serv1ces, wlth milltan Mrs Harry eennett and Mrt much to IeMen the dang-er of an et~t honors was conducted Monday at Ot'rald Rice spent Tuesda] b attack Several tars:e stores In central 1 p m at the BaptlJt. church with Cro\\n City vls!Ung With relatives The Btansbury· Drua Co aruJ, all Olllo welcomed the advent of a forl5~ Mrs Lulu Mason returned the good drulaiBta gl}a.rantee Dare's to seasonal plet:up w~th 1ncreaaed Rev Bo.lton otftclaLtn1 Burial in char~~:e cf Rawlings was rnade in ftrst of the week from Parteuburs overeome IndigeStion or mor..y I unit sales and a number or mer where ~e ha~ be+'n visiting 1 ~k adv chants attributed better proapects 1 the Mile~:~ cemetery -- or NaUona " TUDmAY, NOVIMBER lJ, lt31 ~~ 1.?';';:..\'!'~.~o:~·~,:! I L'll. TIIJ MllPt "liBU""'"o voHrAI<Y -- I\" - " " . ~--------~---""'----------"j 1hll Will!u.y dr ive hit; lrtendl Wltl And •P~Utdt.bUI frA 10 Set;re. tiMI ..., or Man:h a. 1m.. Publllhed llollj> -..,:...,.,.~ .......... ..... ~...., .... 0 . ~-""'11,....., HM uo ,....,_or...,. m&ltfl' for pllllllcaUOn t.hey , . . Ill ilf UWr ...,,-allllouih not n=uarny to ...tn~ · ~ lel.tth. tiowtVer ,rc'llltn~ and deelrable 111 TUES!JAY. N'QVI!iMBJiR. HI, SfJl " ... vr ~ ~ II Certainty·' I smoke ' ., LUCKIES . Youre R)Kht Thes.., are the daYs when even the a:old-dlgr.errs h'- ' In Geneva he and W.uPful sUver Hnlng wife han bee11 a great IIUCtlesa fLrP looking lm U1 • ••• smoked them tor·yean'* .' 'The Prmce of Wales mny b(' « i11~t t'ho-ttoctors have to t al c hi The placid lovely ll~~Je city quick llttle high hat but hilS hOtse brln!J:i appendix out with n. CO II!:<>cr:w ly took to the brilliant yOWliJ couple Gilbert with his uue tact kept hhn down to earth C\Cry once In a Nnlt ~nil 'old a close watch on league dOings but whll~ ca.retuUy kept hlmse,r in the back [ Th1 conscten\Juus Govermuent grc.und as becomes " comml It E~t:cuse It, PI~ was noticeable t.hat he was olwa~.:; Vr.l v few llUSband.<i eVen go hume aide who PVen ilpurl.."> his stumacn aches to the Serrtai y of the Innea1by when big thing~ were under icaldug for an argurncn~ fh " Y teLic foot but l.lways as 1t.1 onlooker don t ha\e to Its w;U<t. y 'A'Illilng And then the Sino Japanese crl- fer them wh n they get then~ Fmane1al Not~: 9ls broke, Stimson rushed to the 1 -· league, and th\ name of Pres~ls Wonders of Nature U s 111Ce to be a nulllonah " Ollbea t suddenly appeared In the A h~~osband ls not.hmg buL a .t~c he&odllnes and front-pages of evcrv wire bachelor who had his powc1 ~uu can a!Tord 1t nE:wspaper In lhe country Friends tumed off Our Own Vaudt vllle or OUbert In the Capital smiled at the thcuKht of how he m\.ISt be en Soolnl Accompllshmt!nl.s. Scctet~ R~pr.Jt~I-Dtrt yo,J gln JQ)IIng It all They t'-Ould see him A t ellable bootlegger 1$ on ~; \\1 \J chc btlde away~ tall he.ndsome bo;ylsh looking minds hlB pts Rnd Qts Prsshm~t.ic Father- ~0 1 J LI 1 moving urbanely about amon11 the leaned het to him &:rave a.nu aged Eutovean states l'tlomentous Moments CO)l~Il 'ht Hl:i~ h.lng l'llllUl t~ men, glt:etlng ev yone With When a pRtlent Is so crookra ByudJcat~ 1m; "Certainly I smob ,· lu~kies .. l'vl! ~moked th~m tor ~e~rs. 1 I ( 0 ltl IH U IW I T " I'ROTIIt:TIO"' "The paramount duty of fire insurance"-said the report of a State Ftre Insurance Commission a r~w years ago-.. is to protect commutu .. ties as well as individuals, and only that form of insurance appears ade· quate to the task that is fortified by cash assets and conforms to every legal requirement of the stateo.'' IUCVlVOr CHAP1ER VI If "MisS Smtth" had d1cd Tony c.ould never hnd he.J agam, ncvcr rome to claim her If "Mns S1TJ1th" had d1ed the whole drcadlui ttme of pamc, the hunted days, would be forgotten, would be as d they had b.ever ex1sted Could not M1ss Sm1th d1d thought Fanchon, wbo hved STOCK FIRE INSURANCE alone maintains countrywide activltieo for the protection of commnoi· tieo and individuals, aod maintains premium reserves, cash surplus, and invested capital sullicient to meet all . demands. ,, She looked do.vn at her artn EveHoward s<nd the small black letters sewn neatly on lhe handker· c:Juef, amaH black symbols, avenue~ of escape. Evelyn wa• dark of hair, she had t.,lue eyes-and her ha1r was dabbled now w1th a crnnson stam, her eyes were closed Evelyn wu twenty four FauchoD a scant two years younger They were the same he1gbt, the 111ame slender bml-a1thougb Fanchon'l figure was beauty 1tsclf aud Evelyn's pas!t<!bie only But Fanchon's hatr was dark and Fanchon'& eyes were lyn Stock Fire Insurance provides , many public services which have steadily increased and llllproved. blue ·' ,,' .' i Fanchon remembered dimly drae£111&" heraelf an,d tbe tnert wetght of the other 11rl free SYNOPSIS Wh1le tbe newsboys shouted, .. All tboL t t.1e ta1s gang killing,' Fanchon Meredith a~od a man named Tony ~lanned the1r getaway Tony gives Fanchon $4,000 and re-.ervca palltage for her under the name of "M1as 3rru.th' on an a1rplane chartered by the wealthy Mr Eames enroute to New York. A fellow paasonger, •hom she had prev10usly met on the bOat cotnmg from Hawau, recosmzea Fan(;hon She 1s Evelyn Howard. Evelyn •• gou1g to Jive with tkte wealthy Mrs Alltson Canta1ra, tn. aunt, whom she. has never &een Fanc:hou envica Evelyn ftrini to happiness, while ahe 11 trrinll' to ellcape because she was Ton,-'a girlTony, who lied hts WIY through Ide and whom she had mnocently acCt!pted on face value Fanchon con6.dea 1n Evelyn about her love for Tony The plillce ar~ aearching for Fanchon, ''The Mystery Woman." Fanchon asks Evel)'n to enhat ber aunt fi aid m securmg a poa1tlon for her, but Evelyn bccomea doof ~e plane craahes. Fanchon Ia the anl7 . '' She thought rap1dly, loo"kmi away from th!: other glflIf I 11"0 to New York-as Evelyn Mrs, Cantatn does not know her nlec:e. C•uld I play the part of-an unposter? Ia that case, Ml!i1 Smith would die" and Evelyn Howard would bTe To~r would hear gf M tal Smllh'e After thllt after a~ ttme of scent 1ty, ~;he m1ght, she thou~ht, d1 sap l)car a~;~.1h e~cotpe on~ more gu perhaps far out of the country and bcgm hfe all over agam I or an hour she had been s1ttmg h~.;re, half kj:J.echng, m the soak1og r.un, not cartnf Now that escape prc.,ented ttsel to her ~he began to grow frant1c To get to her feet to shout feebly, to run about m strangt and aimless Circles, avo1dmg alway» the caruat:{e aud the wreckage Had she been able to help to do an) lhmg, 11 would have oc~;upu::d her llut there \\aS n9thmg that she could do She took off the hgbt coat tlu: tweed coat It was soaked thrOugh 11 v.as torn and mudd_y and blood stamed She latd 1t over E\ clyn She But there sblttcrl to walk away .,.;as no road There was no path She was lost as 1£ she were m a desert and she was alone She struck ou\ away from lhe lhtck circle of trers and struJn.rlcd to the IO[) df a small h11( Smoke stamed the sky, far otf There must be a town there, ~ooner or later y.._. mg the small towo t• ~ ~ .. ,nk ~ of I whu.:h she had seen l" y l II II "' across the fields and llttou ~o: h the underbrush, havmg lt:ft t 1t" r cars on the wuntry mo.d 1 hey ca1 n~d t;lretchcrs, restora11ves bai1dag;es A 1 1 ' the leader but 8111 to 111. And for five years he'• ~" lefldlng smart·young-fell~ll of ftlmlan4 SH I must not famt . she IIJc <lllltlcll 0.U,. ....... ..... -·~~,. .. lflt......... tnowll'll Mt ~ . . . • WOI paid tD Mr IWMI te 1 ...,..... ....,. ........... u...,_ Mt.Hcll!*holbMfto..-. 11 el LUCD' STillE d...... ' fer I yaan.. W• h•,. tW ,...lcitr .............. wll ............. h.aH .. JltoG.M, "" 1 I . .... ,..... ,. ... III'M_,_ • ~-~ him In MiolrO·GoldwJn·Mapr'o ''Jhe New AtllventuNo of -·llch·Qold< Wallngfonl." •••••• That WCKY tab! Molstuft.litroof Cellophane. Sealed tlthrEver rilhL The Unique Humi~ PackZip-And lt'aoP.elll See the~ o.otcbeCl tab oil the top of tbb paGb qe.. Hold down one half with your thumb. Tear off the other hal(, Simple. QuidL. Zip! That'• aD. Unique! Wrapped in dust.proof1 moi1ture.proof, prmoproof Ce!Jop"ane. Clem,- -- I WI{_.. I(CJ!tl ~- .. - 011• day o ..... called of Ha,. vanl"' ftaahed on a screen. That mament a 1tar wa• bom-Mr. William HalnM,. thought, and struggled v1oh.•ntly I back to ltfe •t cant famt no\\ 'Its a woman• .ones td hlankly, sweanng w1th astomshmcnt She said chokmg"A\1 dead-but me-" she potnted her hand shakmg, in the dm:cuo n I frolll wh1ch she had come The maJOrity of the men went on, hurrymg 1.uth the1r strctchel'fi, tht1r l u~eless parapher11aha of nu:r~;y fwo t stlyed belnnd With Fanchon S1Le answered thetr questions a!l fully ' there mu10t he a road She \liould walk as long as ehe md ns steadily as she could SHe felt herself falhng mto darkness One eould She uumbled along through \m ol them caught her as she fell When she recovtred cor.CIOU~ - l derbrush 1 refs would hem her m, trees v.ouldJ1art and let her through, ne s~ they were all there, standing there woul be a stretch o{ open bout her She waa..lymg on overcoats on the grount.r. Brandy was ground The tears fell, her eyes were bhnd puugent on her hps One, ap elder' wtlll them She was thtnkmg, iran ly man was say1ug gently t t1cally Dare I , . ? shall I ? "M1ss Howard?' 'Dead s:ud Fanchon theehan1- ~ but I muetl Death and dtsaster had ammged call~ 1 he e\Uerly man took her hand tn for her an amazmg escape II she h•s ov.n dared go through with 1t Dd she • No ' he sa~d, gravely, 'you are dart~ not dead • by a memful ProVl· She wltuJd Anythmg rather than dcncc. , • can )OU stand • ,? we to be hunieit from pillar tq post, wdl carry you bcu:k to the cara. You dreadmK eve !'f. stranger, shrtrlkmg must let your people know at once from every un1formed representative that you. are safe I will attend to of the la.w fearmg to &ee Tony that arm of yours," he went on agam If Tony once found her he The cut was deep but needed no would neftr let her go1 only because stltches He bandaged 1t deftly be loved her, because ne de$1red her alter b1s hurr1ed mspect1on There and had kept that destu m cheek, but were two Jounger mea, nrarb,-. because now, 1he lmaw too much. They carne a ,;tretcher Something She was, tn her Own person, u..-e- lay on n Fanchon's tweed coat vocably commuted to Tony If he thrown over tt Fanchon sh1vered, found her, 1f he demanded that she trembling deeply She remembered marry hnn and she refused, she Mtsl Howard They had read the would have no pea.oc, could feel no name on the handkdch1ef If she 1afety Tony was she now knew, had Wlllhed to, she m1ght have excrafty, vtnd1ct1ve, atrikma from the plaaned She d1d Bot wasb to Her dark, concerned oQI)' Wlth the dan- chin bfted, her bean beat rapatll;r. gerous, ae1fisb laws he had made and "The others,'" utd the llioctor, are w1th no other. .. gone. Instantly, I tlunk Th~• But mthe!'P.ersou of EvelYn How- young woman"-he pOJnled to t~e ard, w1th "Mue Sm1th" dead, she ttrekher- "as dytng. We w1ll get was aafe • , • for alJ ttme .... from her rigbt tnto the hospnal, but I am Tony and hta. ardour, hl& suspicions •fratd 1t 1s too la.te. Do you know her !l.1u Howard l" and hat demands. "No," 11Ud Faachon - "Ju~~ot that She had been walklnK, !low king &Jw • I• doctor wa~ w1th them Sbe heard lhe1r vmces she hc:trd them crashmg tlnough a httlc tlmk U Just ahead She ran IOwarU the j blessed sound of human tmu:s hu ~ 111 w Foot st.:rs She called She liOhbcd she beat her hands logclh~:r I The men came sndd< nly ollt mto the deanng and Famhou siUmhlcd and fell heip!~;:ssly mlo the omns ol deatb... f • • •• She dtd not look very ar tnto u... future. She constdered iew .Gf the pitfalls and dnngeta that would surround lter_ She wu mtent onl:r on •he "la a-e.-:Ulss SllUttt.. the preM:nt On Qt:tttng away-aa -~ ten mmutel • • f twenty mm .. ute1-~ haU, an hour-? when th~ C.IWrtl•• lUI . , hlth •• ,...... Evelyn Howard on reach1DI New York and aa.fety and teeuntJ- reac:ue part)' found her. Farmen DhMil'm• "' • Jv,ll•-!!•M~4 ,.;___ -- • • • Anrltltat yw Cellophane wrapper with tht tab for quick openlnlJii• a •knock~out.' I lu•t give it a and rl\lpch fQii.'u Lucky." \ age. ,~ P~• _,_=~--~p> "ciiAil t . . ,, .,, .. " ,._JOIII',.,.' ~ t..i ~~ , ' paCka...-.o eaay to open! 1ed'"-f1Nt LUCf(Y 1'A8 \ nil protectloa. .......... _IMI_,___..,......, •UICXYRHCIIalane .... lhe ..~ ..... dloaeftM -. . . .. . . . . . . ' ' •!•• ·--·....- ........... "'TTM...................,.... - l!lr 1'IIN;-' ,.. ...~... •........... llulhM-•plnlt !!!!I!! _,......~-· IAilfl f"re99 C.U.,,_. l(ee,. ..., '!ToUted" ,,.,., ,r.,., ,.,.., - ' ..... h:·:··:·:~~~~=== ' '•kiiJ• D•Dee Bolli', IETerp Tftlday, TUNE IN-'l'IJ.e L-GickJ. 1 'l'lllartdlt~ ~d Sa~vealas; ~er N. • ( ; f i. B. C. net.worb. l 1 ~ • • '· • ' . . .. ' �• ' 'nl& DAILY TRIBUNE. JLIJtU.J!.! .J,~,i~~ ~ ~!.. ......,_'f'II!A ..,.. l'O~ QBJO .............. - ·IIIIi 'f"-· -· , 'flY"' ~ PJ1 IM'~· !"!. '!! l!.Ublllbed The LapDog Going Around In WashingtC!n ili By ROPEIIT S. ALL£N to.,.,.,, Ohio By ROBERT ~ ALLEN 1 N Curre.900dent a st.atr ni.L.£R: ' One '1\'..k Month Year llbU ~I JAd lh, I 11\ IJ; I - l l &'ln~ I Sold by Maybe X'm Wrong If You're Afrai"d of I Wood p ressure I I ----1t~lin'l Ttitz • 8 USlftd88 w11/ provt. it · lljc I IAKI ft :;Pfl POWDER lJou!Jie Tutu/ ••• Dou/Jit Action Afi U[ RAD [ l ~!.llet ,/1" «»YiiRS I FAITH BALDWIN - I Dl.ST"RllJUT.EP BY I([NG FE'ATliRES SYNDfCA7£, tfolr~ By John p Medbury l ------~:=~~;~~~~~====:=:~~~~-- --:=f? countr~ the leag lhU:t cutrcnt Lo at Geneva to ue H.pLcsent this I events ovet t be Me.uchllrlan dls tutbance have only pubt:cly con firmed wha ever)one In n foreign o1Hce In EU{Ope knew When Oilbert li 3oppointment to the Geneva Post. was .sent to the senate .h.e was In great concern that It might be challenged on the ground that. It was a move or dall1 ance with the league He knew very well that sOon •r or lo.ter, as eve~;~ts have amply proven ht! would set his chance for the big play He modestly 11oped to hnve tht s oppor t Wlity to serve h ll gov· ' ' ' } ernment What his own \lews about the league a1c Is not known Butt the Geneva appointment offer\1- lfl ed him h1s big chanct> and being an ambitious and a.b c young diplomat he was eage1 to get the opportwlity - - - - ... - - -- I 'Iilli I lnlltl"(~ 1 • • • •.. 10 o! l THE STANSBIJRl DRUG co Middleport Ohio adv .lj rr"' I I Money l.mck If }Ott do 111.1~ Et cd it i~> 11 To Isocn r.e t r lief and sati.<ifacuon You il be telling your fri-ends he\\ ;;;;;;;;;~·;;;;~~;;:;;;;;:';;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;===;;;;;::: l Europo knowo of oour... that that Is JU&t a bU of diplolilatic c~LtTiou­ naae There has lOIIQ' been M A.merJcan Consul in O<!neva GUbedt does no consular work He was lines GNM_...,. I I ••• one evening and told hun that he c,wed It to Charlotte his wlf~ to allow her to handle the wheel Sh ... looked 50 stunning ddvlng the motor GllberL v.as entranced anJ t 1om tha' day 11 Jway ml!l6tt!d th;~.t I J I bert, although one of the younger r;roup or State Department ca.reer meq was chosen by 6ecre\.&ry Stirn soo laat year tor the po:.1. of UilOt!l Clal observer at the League When I his appointment to the • Geneva post wa.s sent con~ulnr to t!1e BenaU lt wa.s olsted Wlder nominations Ollbert's nominal title In Gencn 18 j Ameliean Consul But everyone m ·--_ ______ momlnl l r0~ rRI0~ ~ ~ ~~ft f. 1 I l I COACH 111 I ..._'I'_...._ BATHN IS PREP~RING Boys Inhale Health Be Free Of Coldo H d h S• p • tg: New Yorll IUtdl Chlcato •• Ita I =="""cc=-=---- --- WlllblnciOn. Oct. ,._...,... lr- ptomat • • • riiOODciJablU may be ~~~ with I Odbel t 8 backjrcunU Ill lhe kmct l'lOWiq: alarm anel ln.dliPI.UOn t.hc give htm a. •teady sell~c.:mndence ea ac ea, lRUI alnl COUl'IC of 1he ..u..nlnlat.ratlon In ,.u a yout.h !itUl In his teen.~. he , JoinlnC U\e t.eaaue o.r ..utlOOa on j accompanted hiB rat.he1 an lnfan- Have Wide-Open, F r e c t.he BlDo~Japa,neuo Manchurian d1i try .~mm, •ndepu't, 1tnno",",,."''•~~p"ala~: Breathinr Noatrila-Great pute, bqt Prentlal Gilbert. t.4e aaa""" e • • }'OWl& Amerlcan "Clblerver' 1n aen- pt~.rt.icluated In the h~hllng ay:a1nst Exluleratlon eva ll Mljo)'q his liudden promt., ~he re~l Moros, and luid a (ram ne~ee in world !lCfaua llpmenaell time, D\lTin8 the world war he was Hrrc t11 a pleaBant, vaporlslnl( Npt th1t Gilbert a & llmelllbl in the Army :t.emsen~ c?~lsi: pow• tful ln~ln.nt for the rehel. or seeker llut dellpte altuaU~ ~fter wa~ e t~ 88 e 1Y 1 ~ I Head Cold5 Hft.daches and It rl· are GUbeJ. a 'P&rt.klulUr torte ~~ 1 ~~lo~n orgau re • tat.ed condltlons of the nasal pa;,Throughout h1l abort. bq.t brilliant ca k b ht him 511ges career u a diplomat he tla8 apec- raH~ b~:~onwo:nJ ~~~Bl> soon Its gumlcldal powers penoctHLI .:> WhelaUzed in ~~·-b li and em\r'~U ...~-·-~t chl&f of the Western Eu- to the rec~es and snlal cn.t.acomt>' D COWlt """' AUI ...q wSocialist whoA.aLuJl, Charlea Evans ropean Divis:lon In this bureau tle ~t.nd gradua11 Y b rea k down th e Inl Hushes when he wa~ Secretary of was the departments expert on rectlve Influences aldiJl@: the tUf!IUCI:i 1State ~elu~e. entranc-e to t.he Unit Chamber of Commc1ce meetings an.d mcmbra.nes to com., back t o ed Stat<!S waa 1loa.lly allowed to He has made a hotby or Fa1 East- mrma.l health Tills product 1s e&lled Btaw.u vlalt the coqntry 1t was Gilbert I ern affairs and has 01aveled widely 1who wu e::ven the job of receiving I there Cold Vapor Come in and glvc 1t hup, when he called at the stat" n trial A famous medl((lll authru Delfartment 1 ity state!ii that 85""' of all dlsca..f'o 8ecl1!t.a.ry Stimson and the other When he resided !n Wo.shln~j:WII G!lgmnte above th~ CGllaibont heads of the department had somP. I he and his charmmg y,lfe had a 1 Surdy It Is ditfl.cult 00 find all; how or other found need to be a.b- ~ httle hoU.I!e In historic OeOIKetowh>ll I adult who I'> wholly lree o( nasal Gilbert was notorwus among s 1 passages dti ,• 1 ~oent from their otll.~.:es that da) devoted !rlendt; for his hl'Jr-raisl.ng tumbles E1L1er t1e Olibert was delegateJ to meet the automoblle drhlng He had a bat~ ~:tnd flow or dlY up anQ. seal lnf c~.; Count ~Utd he carried the matte1 l lercd lltLle car whlcn was at one~ tlc.n Quickly spreads Uuouu:b smu ofT with great elan the wonder and fear or his fr~enlis cavities Eats and e1es are affect d 4 • aml ll(llghobrs lake thls Cold Vapor a lew d.. ys BecallS(! of thls talenL !or ddt At IMt to sa\e !;is and theli and note the lmprovemen~ The haq.dllng of touchy maMen Gil- lhcs a delegation ca.lled on hlm 1 formula is o.lon5, modem sc1ent1tu.: I lC4'fiGN.U. AD~£aTI81NG R&PRE8ENTATIY&8 DeyiJH!-'l~rmW GorporaUon f 1' Or.e Year u1Slx. 14onthll JIO IThree Montha 6 00 One Month I"'1Lrlnth and slncellt) ~ut. al"::a~i 1 the very much M!lf p03l>es.sed 0 K entuckia.ns ,...... - tbe l!iUllltller 11nd ~t ln lhe wlnttr I 'ror ·--- 0~ .... !'lr<ll•lollu peot. CoD ~·I' .... E!llforill Q- (lall . . . . . _ )Jelher111 bJ Carr&er Middleport ___ News Nat11re R•Y•r•ed In CetJtrul Alt!• 1 11 ""1111 rrec~e lo NICE • pl&y In toM p.me thll wet:~ll ~ l! BIRTHDAY PAKTY The foJJowq nre appointed bY 1'08T 1'0 OIVI D"Ntt: I of t.dvel'tltlnl and ~ -'• ~t.llo tnjuttd ln the t\tnem lray •1- .Wrt W R 0t.rt:»er wu bottell lin RoEoe llpwler Preslden\ ot' • 'Jbe l'eeoey•Bennri.t Post of th~ 'h tbougb plilJLDa the entire aame 1 L1to a ~rty' of Uttk lf,rll Saturday the ~ t.ed~ AuztuarJ. • Amft1eall LeaJ,ou ll ••• aponaortna • _, • Gre Lc.ian may be kep t un the bench , afternoc.n hanor11\1 her dauehter Commt\tee chairmen 101. the com- an Anldatial 06)' <Wlee~ Wednrs <COntinued fr0111 oatte onel s.......-•• V ar...n.ta II iJ.\ ~ Pl.ou&n\ ..'hue Estep another Ruth • lOth birthday Gamel, ml&lk lnl: year Membt!~Mn. r:l~P;y da7 IUP1.. Mcwember U Tlw dane by 1\pe&k:en In Drt:laer 1 puty 'k•edea a ..wtllr. eal"-UI. _... PBONZ SU-L member ol the Jaeke' bacllficll and ~clnr ftUtd the noun LrGm Blol Unit. Actlvlt.id-Yn Mar~ lnr wUI M held in' ·the larle ball ~ a public omclal I d~ t feci I sutrulna with an Wee\«~ hand 2 to t 30 lof.ka Ruth reoetve<l- many tunit.e Wbite liQIPif.IIU-.tlon- roam at thil! KnlihNt or ~thlu It my duly to Jin an aocount or 01oO• IIUPPI.J ot wafer ~ .:..:..::.:.:~~====--:;============ will probably be a t! the hoaplt.al hat lc\ely 11irts Mr5 Garber W'f: Ullil.· Kra COri Be~t Chn~ Welfart! ball .if, - .. my oonlluct Lo 11.nybody who came vide. nea.rlt all IIJht, bee.t ad DI'P by Prid&J RUey Ia Lhe only memt:~r ed bv her 50n WUllarn. and llllter -Yn Mlora "Bei.ver Mlericanllm Tbe Letkm hu aecured. \he Jaun ~ here to get personal publldt.y or .r ID the c-ountry, aad It tliO ~ ~ or the- backtbld who wu not In - Mlu Ann& Crow - Mn Wilma Dl!t. vl.S and Mrl Will Le1rla and Hit 6) Harmafty Maken material wllh which to WJit~ a prllliel a part gf B'W"edt'JI't ID'flllbS. (cr the West Virginia eity'a eleve 1 Jlll'M and Ls In aood phyfl1cal 5hape 1 Thl foli(Owlna w~re ,ueata Wtlm& 8tdJJ local 'daltoe orcheel.r& klr lh1s ocp book he Lold the ln t.torvlewer urort Thus mOPe tbu st. . As 11 review of the results of ttle Cca~h Battyn l5 hard at we \I: • Lue llen K.athryn Loie &ru\b cu:loQ and thfY will h'VIIl at their l Judi e Jone!ii aiM! related the ll:llo\\tl.tla Ia aent by IUbmartAe H.ble Pol:lt PleBSant schtdule tor th.iS trylna to perfect a team that will Bctry WIM Mllclred A..lD WU!e &va Reports ttat.td Twsday dtlpcM,I p~Dty of popular oanCt' 1 lmude sto11 a bout Ule ml&OOilduct to Ol!nmark" ~iasll n ill mad e ratht!r nlluc~antly ba1.Ue the BIQ Blacks !rom •tart t~ Mac Fuga~. Robe11a Howell Mal'~ that ~he condition ct B E TalbOtt muatc wh1eb w-.-:1 malce a-:1 f njoy- char1e lll!alrun Diei.aer and th~ un we rind U1111t they have m ~t and de· tintah and to ghe \hem a mUI~ b bet~ thu Howt\J Jllollet Hecox, KaLbryn wa 1 llllhtly Jmpro r::d ablt!: evtnbW tor all Identified yGung woman • D..ll..., Fl•• Pictll,... lfcllt d I:Klmt or the best teums in t~r aamr than I& evidently ~xpect- ReliC Mcnahan, Josephine Morlart:r Mr and lln Harry RuaMU who 1bt ~ h~ne been conducting Two repulw.hle clt!zem saw the \\ e tl rttther be wro11.111 ~· 1that pllrtlcular 5e<1Uon or the neigh cd Point PlelofiQnt wiU te waltln1 l M11r~ Hackttt. Marguerite Soudeil, were bere to attend t.be runera.l of such dl.~ for the pa.at year 11nd W('DUin t>ntfor Orel8t'r"' room at the l , rin ~ .state to remain undefeated the lnvae.lon ol f.he Middleport 1and Ruth E.lleen Oarber Mr.a Lovlna Bennet~ left ror thelr always have the beat orderly crowd~ hc.l~l at about 1 P M They wat- .. J or tytna than bue 011t pieWn [Qr thiS ~n l..hu& rar teoam With' 'chip on their ahoulhome in t..op.n w 1/a Mondav in atte~ One of the largest t hfd closely un l!l 3 A M and sh tHkf!n \\lth a ftab-Toi,A Blade. ~nt} lla\e run amuck over &\lp- der' with all tnumtlO'llll or up&ett1n11 1 ENTI!:RTAINS CLASS afternoon ctOWdl of the ae&IOD Q expecttod ro llllln t leevr pol;(.uly str ong ttatDl> wtt.houL t..lhlil the local Lada In ordu to rtpa) for i •·t•y H-ftlc" <n'•r'·Jned .... attend the danoe, ArmlsUce o._} With warranu. In hand ltJCAl ""' ~ '"'"" ...... ... .."' Mrs Charlea Wlae ond daUJhta-8. NOTICE ..-~ .. ~ ln<IP> llOJ•d·. tooSalhlW'elurowyln ?2n,g 'm"".·~l:b•,l!dk the defeat they suffereo u. l the membeu of her Sunday aebool claall Ruth and Mrs ChariH Barnett rUc:bt CrowciB from Attw.m Pome- p:.IIC"" went to the hotel prepared .... 1'i • ,.., ... .. 1"\pnds o1 the Jackets last year I or the Flnt Baptlat churcll at •ber epent TueadlliY In Huntington y, Oaillpolia and Pomt P leasan to a r re~t him .mo the woman then Tinre wlll be a reception Thu:r... I the Wavne hlih school eleven UJ Whlle (loach Battyn 111 workmg to 1 heme an Sbort l"OUJ1;h Avtnu.e •Ill make the <l•nc:e a p-eat alTair and there T~ pollee nowever _ .... day evenlnl Nov 12 1131, IC. 1:• • t 8' 81 k A [ tln ~(L it d lg to 0 h.arllu In U. build up a team that will cQu::a.I IMonday evening Thirteen mem~ Miss RUth Drake 1G aub8t1tut-\.nQ" wc~e di~"UW.ded bv the h otel manA ga I ns 1g ac s t 1 af n tile~ ucuqced the c cn: ..,,o- every play of th.. team rw m acre ~~ bers of the cla11 were present , be- u teacher tn M H s durtnc thl! p M a.t t:be Heath Mtth~iat EplfO.llment Pcint Plea!ant; Big : Kti;LVa team by th e score ol J(l to 6 the river the board or strat egy 1ls!des tllelr Uoacber, Mnl Paul absenu of Mn H L Ward Ju<!gt' Jc~;:es cc n!er.std nevel r~ao copal Church to welc()me our new b Ah d Iund that l t am held Huntitl&Wn hi(ll\ or •bf; up-town coaclles are \l!orrv- 18mart Mr and Mrs Millard Bennett In@ Dru~ rr o ~ fhe American Tra mlnltter Rev W H PatteteoD IUld 0 ea cnccl to "' scm .eli.'! tte while lng their heads and wracking their 1 At the cloee of the delightful and chlldrtn left Tuelida.y mornlDI gel'!~ or ut h~r books but said he his tamily All member& 'lf UM They I Huntmgtcn defeated IrooLon 1• to brain~ for a solution of the puzzlt- evening dainty refreshment& were tor b their home tte d In th Akron r era! of were M.n undt'r!!tOGd thllt Drel.>~r Is an In- chwcb and trlenc:ll are co.""dlallf TO STOP OPPONENTS 0 ant1 Ml jdleport had their ha.ndll which pre&ents lt.st>l! served ~~~~0 ;ennnett e 110 _ If llet tll.ilil radical w!:to subflcrtbes 00 mvlte<.l fu l lo get nd u! Ironton w.th a 6 I Ma\t~ big left tackle and FerMr and Mrs M J Hamilton and Almost every caae of apoplec:Uc lhr tommunlstlc doct..rlr:e tc. 0 sc.or£ The~ compa ialtn ~:oemeli guson on the other t.acltle for the GUILD MEETS R F c Kreager att.P.nded the is receded b 11 r 1 dlFrom Dixie Stalei Boa&t mav or may not mean anytblng but Bl J:ll k h be d 1 ev heah'IT ttrolte 9 1 spe ~ 0 n the Big Black:; I l ac : av~ len 0~:~ some The Ladles Gu1Jd of the Heath Evanlellstlc meeting at 0 e le&tlon atid dlzzJ.Dt.-. saImposing Record I Ihey do show t-IU\t gtel\ ¥.or on t e Ill€ t s sea.&on ' M E church met Monday ev~n1nl Monday eveniDJ It you are becinnlnJ to be troub ~ 1 arm ":.J v. -e ~:~ l-: while their backs Dau;t Martin 1at the home or Mrs A w MeKav Busam Ru9&6ll, Jessa Mae RusseJI led by allaht dJaeiU'ie upae~if Date 1 r 1 t Willi!. lht• poo:.1 'l1ou.I JW tht.: Tohn:;on and SE:bte\1 ha\e b"~n, on tlle corner of Cole street and Edith RuaseU PhyUls Horden a.nd ou bave pAin pr other dlst.ress at 1 -Jackets madf at Logan las\ v.elk umnln~ hlthcr and ~o1 almost 11t [North Third Avenue Bob RawlltliS .apent Sunday wl•h ~r e&tiDC-lf you autrer from 'lick IContm~· od from page one) I Ju ~ t thl e.e 1l a \ ~ sep.r n.tc:' th Mld - w!w 1 th l y .Jarely !inuggicd tht ough wlll lotlng the ball for huge gain~ Aft.Et the dispensation 01 the re- Mrs <.1f!or1e Olbnore- of Logan.. heaclaehes or dtzry apell.sed that a slight Increase had been dllpurl high ~t h c8 1 Y \low Jn. " k.Et'l \lith a \\ in 8 t o 7 ~c mt> Ieal pru<Whllf' thln(l:s do not looK alto !gular busiJiesu pltL"lll were oom· ~ Cerl and Homer Hoffman Btart tall~ • tabJespoonru.l of ' noted In their sales volume but f1om their clash \\tth the! Point uct ~etiBU;n!> ate belug h ~ Id al th ~ 1 gether cheerful for the YellaY.lpleted IC;r the coming reception Chlcaii'O ar'rlved Bund41y for & short Dares MenPla Pepaln befme meal1o were unable to say whether or not , Plrasunt Big marks at th lattnt • MldCJicport lie'" tt•s v. e ~k tn P t- Jacktts next Friday ~\ ~ rytnlnwjwhlcb l.s to be held at the church vtslt wlth their grand-pa.rents, Ml': B rE leniahtna your scanty g8JStric the Chrlstma.s in.ftuenee had st.art~ rid ron 1 ext F•11 , y r.ftcr uoc.n anu p~mllion for the coming tilt ~1ble Is bemg "done l.hls w~k to Thwsday eveni.ng Nov 1(1 at 1' :10 -&.nd Mrs Edwin C6ok They v.er n ~ P d the lOad ti cd ed lO atreet bu)'ing Another execu. th~>F.e th1ee d!lV< w!l l be ftll r d v.!th B~: over who was Injured In tlm- 1whip thf' e.e\ en Into shap~ l l or'ier p m Invitations art! extended to a.ccompanied home "Monday t>venlng ju ce a~ ~ \!:. on~ r h Itlve declared that C.1riatmas carda 11 t. tm:le cr h 1b ' n 1ps<:n5e llS u\l a\\alt Allv ~~ game two we-eks ago &.nd 1to present a game which should be church membeu and friends by their mother, M.u C A Hort- ~' stmnac Un Jour mac were bell'lnnlnr to ~ell the lUtccmr ~ f thls gam~ whtrh l:l w1 t ht":t ld from the LogRn game I one of the hal'des t :m both t-eams man, who hu been vlr.ltlng here for from 1et I' ou or er 1 The executl~ or a buaineu orcl ut leans d rL'cdl~ townnt n \\II' may not be recovered sufficiently to Ll\1.& season VETERAN PASSES the pa8t wee\!: No coniC!ientlous.,oruns 1t "-OUla canlzatlon was emphattc In ltAI.tinl - - - - ---- - - - - - - - -- Mn Arthur Stuart and daug:hter pretend or & mo ent t lat any that release or ma.nv thousand! or lr"'.:if"-;~~=::-============================="';'i;"''il Josephus Bellows age 88 yean of Charle11ton and M.r ant! Mrs 0 l!lk:mach remedy COuld abso!:1tely dollars to mernben ot Christmas . t he llu;t Civil War Veteran of Rut- B Cook and fa.rnUv of Marietta prevent apoplexy BUt he- 'llilli t-ell savlns clubs throughout the month ,. 11and township passed away Sat- were 11lao SunWiy sUe~;;ts of Mr and yCU that b)' k~ln8 your ~lce.,tiOI or November undoubtedly would urday at hi~:~ home 1n Rutland Mn Edwin Ceok - plnrtbi" 111100t.hlj, you art dome spur purchuen to ll.creaaed InterFuneral serv1ces, wlth milltan Mrs Harry eennett and Mrt much to IeMen the dang-er of an et~t honors was conducted Monday at Ot'rald Rice spent Tuesda] b attack Several tars:e stores In central 1 p m at the BaptlJt. church with Cro\\n City vls!Ung With relatives The Btansbury· Drua Co aruJ, all Olllo welcomed the advent of a forl5~ Mrs Lulu Mason returned the good drulaiBta gl}a.rantee Dare's to seasonal plet:up w~th 1ncreaaed Rev Bo.lton otftclaLtn1 Burial in char~~:e cf Rawlings was rnade in ftrst of the week from Parteuburs overeome IndigeStion or mor..y I unit sales and a number or mer where ~e ha~ be+'n visiting 1 ~k adv chants attributed better proapects 1 the Mile~:~ cemetery -- or NaUona " TUDmAY, NOVIMBER lJ, lt31 ~~ 1.?';';:..\'!'~.~o:~·~,:! I L'll. TIIJ MllPt "liBU""'"o voHrAI<Y -- I\" - " " . ~--------~---""'----------"j 1hll Will!u.y dr ive hit; lrtendl Wltl And •P~Utdt.bUI frA 10 Set;re. tiMI ..., or Man:h a. 1m.. Publllhed llollj> -..,:...,.,.~ .......... ..... ~...., .... 0 . ~-""'11,....., HM uo ,....,_or...,. m&ltfl' for pllllllcaUOn t.hey , . . Ill ilf UWr ...,,-allllouih not n=uarny to ...tn~ · ~ lel.tth. tiowtVer ,rc'llltn~ and deelrable 111 TUES!JAY. N'QVI!iMBJiR. HI, SfJl " ... vr ~ ~ II Certainty·' I smoke ' ., LUCKIES . Youre R)Kht Thes.., are the daYs when even the a:old-dlgr.errs h'- ' In Geneva he and W.uPful sUver Hnlng wife han bee11 a great IIUCtlesa fLrP looking lm U1 • ••• smoked them tor·yean'* .' 'The Prmce of Wales mny b(' « i11~t t'ho-ttoctors have to t al c hi The placid lovely ll~~Je city quick llttle high hat but hilS hOtse brln!J:i appendix out with n. CO II!:<>cr:w ly took to the brilliant yOWliJ couple Gilbert with his uue tact kept hhn down to earth C\Cry once In a Nnlt ~nil 'old a close watch on league dOings but whll~ ca.retuUy kept hlmse,r in the back [ Th1 conscten\Juus Govermuent grc.und as becomes " comml It E~t:cuse It, PI~ was noticeable t.hat he was olwa~.:; Vr.l v few llUSband.<i eVen go hume aide who PVen ilpurl.."> his stumacn aches to the Serrtai y of the Innea1by when big thing~ were under icaldug for an argurncn~ fh " Y teLic foot but l.lways as 1t.1 onlooker don t ha\e to Its w;U<t. y 'A'Illilng And then the Sino Japanese crl- fer them wh n they get then~ Fmane1al Not~: 9ls broke, Stimson rushed to the 1 -· league, and th\ name of Pres~ls Wonders of Nature U s 111Ce to be a nulllonah " Ollbea t suddenly appeared In the A h~~osband ls not.hmg buL a .t~c he&odllnes and front-pages of evcrv wire bachelor who had his powc1 ~uu can a!Tord 1t nE:wspaper In lhe country Friends tumed off Our Own Vaudt vllle or OUbert In the Capital smiled at the thcuKht of how he m\.ISt be en Soolnl Accompllshmt!nl.s. Scctet~ R~pr.Jt~I-Dtrt yo,J gln JQ)IIng It all They t'-Ould see him A t ellable bootlegger 1$ on ~; \\1 \J chc btlde away~ tall he.ndsome bo;ylsh looking minds hlB pts Rnd Qts Prsshm~t.ic Father- ~0 1 J LI 1 moving urbanely about amon11 the leaned het to him &:rave a.nu aged Eutovean states l'tlomentous Moments CO)l~Il 'ht Hl:i~ h.lng l'llllUl t~ men, glt:etlng ev yone With When a pRtlent Is so crookra ByudJcat~ 1m; "Certainly I smob ,· lu~kies .. l'vl! ~moked th~m tor ~e~rs. 1 I ( 0 ltl IH U IW I T " I'ROTIIt:TIO"' "The paramount duty of fire insurance"-said the report of a State Ftre Insurance Commission a r~w years ago-.. is to protect commutu .. ties as well as individuals, and only that form of insurance appears ade· quate to the task that is fortified by cash assets and conforms to every legal requirement of the stateo.'' IUCVlVOr CHAP1ER VI If "MisS Smtth" had d1cd Tony c.ould never hnd he.J agam, ncvcr rome to claim her If "Mns S1TJ1th" had d1ed the whole drcadlui ttme of pamc, the hunted days, would be forgotten, would be as d they had b.ever ex1sted Could not M1ss Sm1th d1d thought Fanchon, wbo hved STOCK FIRE INSURANCE alone maintains countrywide activltieo for the protection of commnoi· tieo and individuals, aod maintains premium reserves, cash surplus, and invested capital sullicient to meet all . demands. ,, She looked do.vn at her artn EveHoward s<nd the small black letters sewn neatly on lhe handker· c:Juef, amaH black symbols, avenue~ of escape. Evelyn wa• dark of hair, she had t.,lue eyes-and her ha1r was dabbled now w1th a crnnson stam, her eyes were closed Evelyn wu twenty four FauchoD a scant two years younger They were the same he1gbt, the 111ame slender bml-a1thougb Fanchon'l figure was beauty 1tsclf aud Evelyn's pas!t<!bie only But Fanchon's hatr was dark and Fanchon'& eyes were lyn Stock Fire Insurance provides , many public services which have steadily increased and llllproved. blue ·' ,,' .' i Fanchon remembered dimly drae£111&" heraelf an,d tbe tnert wetght of the other 11rl free SYNOPSIS Wh1le tbe newsboys shouted, .. All tboL t t.1e ta1s gang killing,' Fanchon Meredith a~od a man named Tony ~lanned the1r getaway Tony gives Fanchon $4,000 and re-.ervca palltage for her under the name of "M1as 3rru.th' on an a1rplane chartered by the wealthy Mr Eames enroute to New York. A fellow paasonger, •hom she had prev10usly met on the bOat cotnmg from Hawau, recosmzea Fan(;hon She 1s Evelyn Howard. Evelyn •• gou1g to Jive with tkte wealthy Mrs Alltson Canta1ra, tn. aunt, whom she. has never &een Fanc:hou envica Evelyn ftrini to happiness, while ahe 11 trrinll' to ellcape because she was Ton,-'a girlTony, who lied hts WIY through Ide and whom she had mnocently acCt!pted on face value Fanchon con6.dea 1n Evelyn about her love for Tony The plillce ar~ aearching for Fanchon, ''The Mystery Woman." Fanchon asks Evel)'n to enhat ber aunt fi aid m securmg a poa1tlon for her, but Evelyn bccomea doof ~e plane craahes. Fanchon Ia the anl7 . '' She thought rap1dly, loo"kmi away from th!: other glflIf I 11"0 to New York-as Evelyn Mrs, Cantatn does not know her nlec:e. C•uld I play the part of-an unposter? Ia that case, Ml!i1 Smith would die" and Evelyn Howard would bTe To~r would hear gf M tal Smllh'e After thllt after a~ ttme of scent 1ty, ~;he m1ght, she thou~ht, d1 sap l)car a~;~.1h e~cotpe on~ more gu perhaps far out of the country and bcgm hfe all over agam I or an hour she had been s1ttmg h~.;re, half kj:J.echng, m the soak1og r.un, not cartnf Now that escape prc.,ented ttsel to her ~he began to grow frant1c To get to her feet to shout feebly, to run about m strangt and aimless Circles, avo1dmg alway» the caruat:{e aud the wreckage Had she been able to help to do an) lhmg, 11 would have oc~;upu::d her llut there \\aS n9thmg that she could do She took off the hgbt coat tlu: tweed coat It was soaked thrOugh 11 v.as torn and mudd_y and blood stamed She latd 1t over E\ clyn She But there sblttcrl to walk away .,.;as no road There was no path She was lost as 1£ she were m a desert and she was alone She struck ou\ away from lhe lhtck circle of trers and struJn.rlcd to the IO[) df a small h11( Smoke stamed the sky, far otf There must be a town there, ~ooner or later y.._. mg the small towo t• ~ ~ .. ,nk ~ of I whu.:h she had seen l" y l II II "' across the fields and llttou ~o: h the underbrush, havmg lt:ft t 1t" r cars on the wuntry mo.d 1 hey ca1 n~d t;lretchcrs, restora11ves bai1dag;es A 1 1 ' the leader but 8111 to 111. And for five years he'• ~" lefldlng smart·young-fell~ll of ftlmlan4 SH I must not famt . she IIJc <lllltlcll 0.U,. ....... ..... -·~~,. .. lflt......... tnowll'll Mt ~ . . . • WOI paid tD Mr IWMI te 1 ...,..... ....,. ........... u...,_ Mt.Hcll!*holbMfto..-. 11 el LUCD' STillE d...... ' fer I yaan.. W• h•,. tW ,...lcitr .............. wll ............. h.aH .. JltoG.M, "" 1 I . .... ,..... ,. ... III'M_,_ • ~-~ him In MiolrO·GoldwJn·Mapr'o ''Jhe New AtllventuNo of -·llch·Qold< Wallngfonl." •••••• That WCKY tab! Molstuft.litroof Cellophane. Sealed tlthrEver rilhL The Unique Humi~ PackZip-And lt'aoP.elll See the~ o.otcbeCl tab oil the top of tbb paGb qe.. Hold down one half with your thumb. Tear off the other hal(, Simple. QuidL. Zip! That'• aD. Unique! Wrapped in dust.proof1 moi1ture.proof, prmoproof Ce!Jop"ane. Clem,- -- I WI{_.. I(CJ!tl ~- .. - 011• day o ..... called of Ha,. vanl"' ftaahed on a screen. That mament a 1tar wa• bom-Mr. William HalnM,. thought, and struggled v1oh.•ntly I back to ltfe •t cant famt no\\ 'Its a woman• .ones td hlankly, sweanng w1th astomshmcnt She said chokmg"A\1 dead-but me-" she potnted her hand shakmg, in the dm:cuo n I frolll wh1ch she had come The maJOrity of the men went on, hurrymg 1.uth the1r strctchel'fi, tht1r l u~eless parapher11aha of nu:r~;y fwo t stlyed belnnd With Fanchon S1Le answered thetr questions a!l fully ' there mu10t he a road She \liould walk as long as ehe md ns steadily as she could SHe felt herself falhng mto darkness One eould She uumbled along through \m ol them caught her as she fell When she recovtred cor.CIOU~ - l derbrush 1 refs would hem her m, trees v.ouldJ1art and let her through, ne s~ they were all there, standing there woul be a stretch o{ open bout her She waa..lymg on overcoats on the grount.r. Brandy was ground The tears fell, her eyes were bhnd puugent on her hps One, ap elder' wtlll them She was thtnkmg, iran ly man was say1ug gently t t1cally Dare I , . ? shall I ? "M1ss Howard?' 'Dead s:ud Fanchon theehan1- ~ but I muetl Death and dtsaster had ammged call~ 1 he e\Uerly man took her hand tn for her an amazmg escape II she h•s ov.n dared go through with 1t Dd she • No ' he sa~d, gravely, 'you are dart~ not dead • by a memful ProVl· She wltuJd Anythmg rather than dcncc. , • can )OU stand • ,? we to be hunieit from pillar tq post, wdl carry you bcu:k to the cara. You dreadmK eve !'f. stranger, shrtrlkmg must let your people know at once from every un1formed representative that you. are safe I will attend to of the la.w fearmg to &ee Tony that arm of yours," he went on agam If Tony once found her he The cut was deep but needed no would neftr let her go1 only because stltches He bandaged 1t deftly be loved her, because ne de$1red her alter b1s hurr1ed mspect1on There and had kept that destu m cheek, but were two Jounger mea, nrarb,-. because now, 1he lmaw too much. They carne a ,;tretcher Something She was, tn her Own person, u..-e- lay on n Fanchon's tweed coat vocably commuted to Tony If he thrown over tt Fanchon sh1vered, found her, 1f he demanded that she trembling deeply She remembered marry hnn and she refused, she Mtsl Howard They had read the would have no pea.oc, could feel no name on the handkdch1ef If she 1afety Tony was she now knew, had Wlllhed to, she m1ght have excrafty, vtnd1ct1ve, atrikma from the plaaned She d1d Bot wasb to Her dark, concerned oQI)' Wlth the dan- chin bfted, her bean beat rapatll;r. gerous, ae1fisb laws he had made and "The others,'" utd the llioctor, are w1th no other. .. gone. Instantly, I tlunk Th~• But mthe!'P.ersou of EvelYn How- young woman"-he pOJnled to t~e ard, w1th "Mue Sm1th" dead, she ttrekher- "as dytng. We w1ll get was aafe • , • for alJ ttme .... from her rigbt tnto the hospnal, but I am Tony and hta. ardour, hl& suspicions •fratd 1t 1s too la.te. Do you know her !l.1u Howard l" and hat demands. "No," 11Ud Faachon - "Ju~~ot that She had been walklnK, !low king &Jw • I• doctor wa~ w1th them Sbe heard lhe1r vmces she hc:trd them crashmg tlnough a httlc tlmk U Just ahead She ran IOwarU the j blessed sound of human tmu:s hu ~ 111 w Foot st.:rs She called She liOhbcd she beat her hands logclh~:r I The men came sndd< nly ollt mto the deanng and Famhou siUmhlcd and fell heip!~;:ssly mlo the omns ol deatb... f • • •• She dtd not look very ar tnto u... future. She constdered iew .Gf the pitfalls and dnngeta that would surround lter_ She wu mtent onl:r on •he "la a-e.-:Ulss SllUttt.. the preM:nt On Qt:tttng away-aa -~ ten mmutel • • f twenty mm .. ute1-~ haU, an hour-? when th~ C.IWrtl•• lUI . , hlth •• ,...... Evelyn Howard on reach1DI New York and aa.fety and teeuntJ- reac:ue part)' found her. Farmen DhMil'm• "' • Jv,ll•-!!•M~4 ,.;___ -- • • • Anrltltat yw Cellophane wrapper with tht tab for quick openlnlJii• a •knock~out.' I lu•t give it a and rl\lpch fQii.'u Lucky." \ age. ,~ P~• _,_=~--~p> "ciiAil t . . ,, .,, .. " ,._JOIII',.,.' ~ t..i ~~ , ' paCka...-.o eaay to open! 1ed'"-f1Nt LUCf(Y 1'A8 \ nil protectloa. .......... _IMI_,___..,......, •UICXYRHCIIalane .... lhe ..~ ..... dloaeftM -. . . .. . . . . . . ' ' •!•• ·--·....- ........... "'TTM...................,.... - l!lr 1'IIN;-' ,.. ...~... •........... llulhM-•plnlt !!!!I!! _,......~-· IAilfl f"re99 C.U.,,_. l(ee,. ..., '!ToUted" ,,.,., ,r.,., ,.,.., - ' ..... h:·:··:·:~~~~=== ' '•kiiJ• D•Dee Bolli', IETerp Tftlday, TUNE IN-'l'IJ.e L-GickJ. 1 'l'lllartdlt~ ~d Sa~vealas; ~er N. • ( ; f i. B. C. net.worb. l 1 ~ • • '· • ' . . .. ' �• 'I'UII!D4Y, I'IOVJ¥11ER 10, 1111 ' Ttll!IBDAY, NOVEMOER 10 1031 Rotlma.A THB DAILY TRJBUNJ:, POMEROY, and OBJO G 'REEN AND WH IH ~~igt\~~:~~~~~,;~:~~§ WlllAMAN PUT~;:t;i;~~~~!i=·~! C~Nl[ST . ~HWH.N 5PlRTANS AND Will MEH MI~MI ~~:~~~:~t~~~~::~ PUH~S AT WOR~:i~t~i€4.:7~~ ·sn~[S,' MOST ANT Of'WHK cav~i~~:;;,~;!:~ IN fiNAl CONTEST FIGHT ~suLTs fOR BAOI:mGIMN~~~:h~~~3~ :1 statenhlandeu,ws,K;.;-s;;on,, · Former All· ~~y;~m5LifiM Rft!C): American Of Ne~1t Ydti.: U, ~Aft8 Brill Of N"otre T~la ~ By IntemRtional News service . . • AtlthoUih utmolt. aWl EiUon Nok. At New York-Bllly Town&end eunoundl the practtce HMkiba at I D , C ' ' 11 Wed' ~l..J •wnal r~ or tbfi CtUctl Game at Athens Saturday Vant f.U \ : > r Wt'lterwelght, drfeated p aa I ucce1aea 8 ur1e . d A I Ithe north end. lt&dlwnJ tt • • able om Dl neau•y Ca \alry I• fiJr relraaor kt turned that the ftrat tMm tn the • ~ A • • ~ ·· " .. u_ Completea Schedule Andy Sa.vlola, New York no, Plano Made To Wt'n Ieci'lmma•• yeeterdoy """"'mter:t or • P"P'" ot Tlltiltlb:r Novem~ It Chick Devlm, Btm Frr nclsco mld >i.:... p Jlu:nlOU '' lh o ("PL l - N ov >"" [COOkJt Cunningham former!) oi N01J •• IOonrad and Nan~. -'1""!" eb;dJ: v-.1 Washln&ton }()-- IN" ...-..• Of B0 bca~ d!P v.t'l"ht defeatd Attie De Luoc~:~ Conte1t B!Arlcom, and Bli"..._..0,...,., •-:..Jt. - (n the: moal unpot"!n~ PJn(; 9{ OJHo etaW He 11 00 eof lohe out.-- steady e;-cr!)&(.lllnent by motQflZtd fare 1Brool!:lyn <De Lucca injured right ...... •r.:""' """" h t th N tlo I - P t 1 t KlDl l ·A e&valry £'9\lal. to our 11es Lukz lt.1;1r:t !tile, g\.tafdl; De~ r e v.H a~ l e a na roo oo • ta~dlnl Oaniqnen .n the leaaue on lram;pon upon the ream o SHOULD WIN EASILY hl!llt 11a ld fmccd to ret.lrel m AT MADISON liientt:r, oreel\bera &lld Keete, 'bjlf t:all ....ra.gue The Portmlouth defense -.nd hll .!!lx fool t.hrte In- Korac aru! a contitant dlmJnut\..,; 1 nl'le tmnnA an cbn&llt:hta of"" .., Allu. He11.dl"'Y Vancomcr 1221b11cb, Welever, tullbaok and Olip· re 1nHltt n1 w111 1..ee~ Ulo powet1W ehCII or h~tb ~him eapec· nf the cavalry wing ot tbe army enUre.lt1iiettt tibd1 ot: ~ the CavairT Ov f d M pcundcr od ealcd. Pat ~ y La nocca N hant quarterbaclt Joe Vllel&, Stapleton Stapes o.t the Unlv~ rsal Ially "'dept at snatchlni pa.asea Hll waa noted In the IUtnWll repart. ot School with detaebmentJ of the 8 ut ercon l enc.e ay New Yolk: (6l 0 Tea Party Expected l (htry, Ind. halfback. ~tved a Sladlum ht>re Wt'dneeday ntsltt playing companinn Charley Mar- the Chief of cavall~ made public Secon~ anq Thlrteen\tl (::avalry Help To Make RedJ oe B 111 m Brookl~ll , deteatcd Because Buekeyea Are lbrolram rlb 1n the .scrtnuntae 18 oclotk Tht' local Aqlerkan ~ha11 or N v u wa& before he "uf- t.oda) and ttlo aect.I.Oi.lli of neJd ' tlrtUiery Au~l~ Vaglica New Ym l: (6) , While the " ftr.st." team wa.s ICliril Lt'l(Jj n J.lOStll will <::lim&x their rered a i;)rol!en leg laJ>t. seruKJn The mot<lrlzatton of ~nuaport- marched 100 ml~ l.n 23 ~ \..,.. Sk •IDI T ourh' Vl ru•nl lla mtrl~lol Cmcumat t Favorttea maglfil the rei>U'Ves enppd tn a ccll'bla~lon oi Armistice IJ$y at tho COfl81dered. one or the J::es.t encls In 1umNed can~ motor truc ks, trac· tal elapeed time: 11 · ho~uH imd~& " ~ltnll. :ighl ddf!atrd E,tllJ Rclist long sesaJon wttb the ffOih 1n pre· •ba ll parA. with l:l c;u"emonial hou· the egt \Jut faUed to win lln} hlsh ten lor haulln& artillery light car- minutea 1ij:ttllll h\lttJCt\lnC ~me ' Pull ALhcns Nov t0-BPL-Fcu 1 ot N• \\ Y•l rl( 1C1 By FRANK F. FRIES paratlon lor their game with Akron I Ctlt~ among ethers s~rtan Coach na.tlvnal honon due W his Injury so trucks to r.crve a.r; escort wa.sons fteld eql,llpmen~ Wu ~Wa. 17-m. over·conftdence 1s thl tiling that 16 l ldl.:: ShLJP 11( Nt>\o Y rk wdl ~ r111 the Rutwer OU)' Saturday 1 0co~ge 'PoUy' Cla1k who coached Matching the Stapes en the en'l and fo r the tmnsportMLion of mS.· m 1uns• .50- eaUber m-.chlne•IUI)a, 1 N s Stx>rt~; Vlh'tn w01 ryms Bobcat oucl1e11 thl~ wocek I ,i,dt:h defea ted .hLk f.h: Da ctc St:c BJI1 Carroll, fleet halfback, Is anct captaine:t t.hc champiunsblp po~ts will be the Portsmouth ftank chlll . gune and machine gun troops .3D caHbl:e macblnes IJWl!l t.nd 'lfiV• o.~> they p_reparc ror the Ohio Unl- llanrt tO I Coluntbw; 0 Nov IO-INS- fh~ l&gat:J. !SUtrerini StOll} an inJJPCt.eji I ten' :l ll team of the A E F men, Ebdlng Mitchell Long and -Is proceeding apace the rey!Ort eral pjecea ot experLD:iental et;~UW.. ven;lty·Miaml rray Sntutdlly Aftc1 AI Ne;uuk N J -Al Ro:!!!-1 B ~ l · Navy has been sunk anoth er \'tc root but it Is uot exp.ec\e<j \0 k~p Tl;~ foipartan~> \\Ill have their McKalip Ebdlnr or St Marys >Ult&L ment were earried ln ~ck . ft rahi· defeatmg Ohio Wesle:\oan the Bub· levtl' N J \\ Citerweight and tory ha.'l bel!n chalktd up In the him out of the pme Saturd~ Joe 1hand: t It If th t rn bll.ck the calltlJmia. oraduate And M.tchell Tht> horse. howe..,er 1s maklnl a du...t .... the entire march·· wm t:Qiunm and success tht home-coming g_....,1 ey ul ~d b> Ken oavi~·Eikins aii·Ame:ncan choice val!a.1t t>1Tort a&atnst eventua 1 aod ··~ Henry'snport a.lrso note& cats were co!1ceded the Bu .keye M< • tr. a t ld mal N cw y 01 k d ti!W frolic was a huge b.t• head o-'1'" ......... gua•d • , and D •'c" ..... " , cel;l ]Sta• •!l' u blamkrs General conference championship bu~thP no ) coach Sam 8 WIIJam~~.n 15 IO!iingl "'• '• lnhave the doubtful honor or E:ll oug New tork u All-American _1 1929 will ;lroc.. IJ!y start thf: elrtam replacement tu the man · wtth satL!ta.ctton that arranlt"laml ,ame wtll be ..1 blgg" ptub At R~c hr:o;kr N Y - Bucln- Law · no time in burymg past iiUCcesses I last uv &tW'day 8 received tra t be n.ost bumpo In un d M ~ r 1Y Bn. 1 OI Not re ...... ·~ me game euvers h Fld by the First Cavalry men•-ha•e .....,., ~"n made •qo ~- A•m ' !• m. ""' • 1 5 !em than 1t was expedcd h ~o ,o.ubu~n N Y nnddlewelght tn hard wmk a' the Buckl'yc llta-~ Th Y [Coach Hmkey Haines has a fotmld In can. paring ua.ckfleld ~tH'tlgth last May and June, the- partJclpatlon 1n the 1932 O.lyl:n}llp Close analysis of t11e ways m (fl 1 1tr I " mt1g HtUry W11ls Call- dl um and 0 e Sea 1 L d G c Buckeye reaulA.rs will return ub lr ~quad ol Stapes who a re of the t wo teams the wl!e ones Ka} submJtle1 by Major Oenen.l Oamee at Los Aneles Thla, ti~ which the Buckeye teams hav~ rr LtJLR •lOl d:l' nu ray to lhe fold thlS aftt;moon and wiU ~\\mg~ n g In' ~ cncm\• tenitor,· \\lt.h k Henr) .Ela..es It was found ....... , "has been mftde ""'''-''lbie ' 1 A1 , , wairot s we1c rea y lo dig In for ]be sent thrO""h It ti · .u pav yout money lllld ta e yo ur ..._u """'"' been scoring despite lne compar!!-· ClcH anct~ P :J.u l Pll1'111C tile WISCOnsin Badgers al Madtson .... a 1,tgl prac ce a lu-t for touchdowM The Spar· rhf.lct Ken Strong ~cw YuJk u the type llf hcrse In t.he a11ny 1prlrtdpatly by mearu. of funds ra.1ti· Live scores reveaL!! that M1am1 will Clt . and hgh~ llt'a \vwemlll knvck next Satmday ~~~l:iwn, Coach Wllln.nan announc- tnH~ ho. \ ~ a 1000 i)Hrentage rf:~ ali-Amerlcan Mar~y Brill of Notre tcda v ~ ~ grtatly ~uperlor In maoctl- P.d by pubUc·apirlted clvlllana a.. be tougher opposJtJOn f m Ohio Um t 1 t !l /l.hl' l'' Cr llt.t Pllllarl< lp'lla Tile starting lmeup 1lf 1, "I Batu> • 'h Ct.. I (I fm games ,.;en a l hume and Da>U•' tom <, Mayes McLa.l 1 ex· lng ab!Uty to that ln.. tht' army 20 legislation PT,,ecluded thi! u~ or 1 E ve l 13 1 "~ 1 e Buckeyes 1 recent 1mas HaEk cll Iowa and Spartan Iull!Jac!i. vear!l ago \'CI SIt Y tll. n Wttl! "' ove ,eyon Jduy s game was excused from prac· ]onvJ!le thcl w will leaveh for Jas- corn " bo.c k 1r em 111cr lpubllc t unds 1 lhoUJh Wcsle!!ian was dtspusell of A. t P11 tland Me ~ Lru La,n\ .~ 1tlcc yestm d,:p,y but the lemamder of trus Thu ~onsy~ eadqua.r· lt:u , 1 nv: h tn gnd cam ps only halt nd Parkinson former Pitt star arr 1 Aided by auch mudern equipThe report cot£.5 that the cavdecJslVcly, the outcome of the SRl· W tlr b1111 Ct,nn uuddl ,,·. ~1!-:h l 1 tlw fi rst tea:n SQ Ufl d was sent/ r 1~suuy lUI w arrtve at Ia gam~ behind the Wor ld Champ- ~be Stapr..s head linen Sh.1ulng hon I mcnt a.-. nl'lto rec-.:!1..-ln& SEts of the airy ha~ been ~quipped 1urlnK the mday game Is b~ no means a sure r, f, ttcl Vm cent J.' orgiOilf' 1 htla· I tll rot~gh a iT~clling OJie·huur scrim ~~~iso~ :~ Th~~ 'Wlil travel t.o iou Packers with whl.lr.1 thev h:ne urs on the Spartan back.Held roslet airplane type and carried by the year with an !nCN!A.Sed number ot thing d'llll,la 112 l m:J.ge sesslou h. h hr uay a crnoon and 1o 1wn aJ\Idlng thst place honors all an: 'fonyHolmandOlenPresnel!All mcurted troops the cavalry col· armored cars, new types or truck!J Ohto Unlver:-stt) pro\ ell tls A. L S n~ F'JnncL~co-M,x n ae 1 1 No se•mus mimics WPJe ~ ufJeted ~ r~ug t e usual :Jmberlng -up ox- SP\~~ 11 Amcr!Lam from Alabama and Ne- umn ~ demonstrated a mobility and caterpillar tractors s~·cllgth on defense las t Satwday Callfm,)i ,l hea\ywclght d('!Jat~d by the Buckey£: gllddcrs in the r~tl's prim to lhe same I Anoth t:l Herne \'iclny right now braska , Dtlteb Clark or Cololado hitherto unkno\\n In tll1S bnh1Ch or I -·--when the Bobcats lvppcd WL1eat · Jcl nny RJslw, Clcvel,md, flO I NavJ sauce but the boys received lh ~d;~(. JI WV..w, • Nov 10--lNS- wculd moln a I!Ood btt tu lhe Spat- who Is the leagues htgh S<-oreJ this the &lm~ The radius of actio,I was I 1sc ... nsln Bnd~er'l a! ~ t am ror as the £eb 1 v.en. s en eason, P(. p. Lump~.n on 'DePauw Red Gl ange, so efJ 11tk Van Nay O:~. klnnd nenvy. mo1e than 'the usual number of 1 a c Georgia foun1 to be greatly lncreMed and 1 5 fectlvely This ' ga!l c.pJng Gh~l . _ t lb:ht defeated .Jack Publlck Cleve hard bumps and brUises 60 Coach c ne ct the hard~t games O! thill' the 1ace L<o growing ti@htc, and Tech Allard, Texas U awl Cavosl ~ lts ability to disperse sately into Re.tr•,at for Coov1cle who has been gcllm; away tor long l la• 1! 181 WIJJaman has dectded NOT to give pcmt. ng t ' Ohto ... tale Saturday t o1 tight~! Butler 0 Appearance ot McLaJ 1 5fHJal columns v n a wide front In ~ullLt> ~~hell aull states tl111< prat• sensational runs In marl;,- e\et yl Jo ~k B ~de\ Otklud heU \'Y · the fi1st eleven much If any hard ~C hFulc 15 bf'ilg ptuven today as AI one of th(' tlank 11ru0ts th z 1 tl 11 u will add color to wa~ lnhanced t:y tlli! rapid means tlct• of llJtnchln:; a bill! nntl ehnh\ wntest falled to mJ.!i.e much 1m- v. t q:~ ht ctelented Gene Stanton work t.hJs week ' llle Bad(l.t>•s ent::-red theL· ~;econd St.u!>(B wlll ha~ e au Ohio boy n 1e nt> P of communication to !ILL:' lf.og~ or prl PLo n e~ le !11111 In presston agamst the Ohio l.t>»Jit I Ciev(!ano 4f.il I The battltng BI.ICk eyes will travel d:~y ot hnrd work ro1 lhc coming ....__. ________ ,.,._____ , .... ..__ Wwnesdsys ccntesl The lndlMP The area cove~ by t~ man· rortr> 'Jnl~ hiJWP\Pr, le ':'lot do>Oe Also twice whr.u DePauw 'MIS virto Madison for the ~J " llme in 12 ganw was sold early this season lo SlPV- t:U\'er~ included a. i ra.cl tiO Jmlee~> l ually on Oh10s goo.! line ll1e BobI YeKXs and Will help Ww Badgers 1he e lntu received mstructions ~A~HI[l M~l lelt.n and will be back h-ere ~~etng !c)g and 35 mllt'fil wide the report P"'"Pt 10 rrrmclur) pr!ijttlll'l'~ cats held the Hao.'a :;-.~ for do\\ US Large and Smo:tll Town• Icelebrate homecomulg day The I r. n B n~ew piny )csll>rda~ ami was Ired in hi:; ef'lort to !.how h " Iorin says encompassing ~ot only a thu ~e l\llo "IIi m~ke su~ h au cmf1l Claude Chrisman \ elet an Ol1lo :-; 11 ti l 1101111 .., gtl,. u~ nur 11, , 1 Bca!lct a nd Oro..y c:ew wHI enter ' n t lhrc.uHh A long work cut on I ct team nlRles how tout~ ..lawns are l arg~ c ~ct1on or add desert but also to t'l!C,(I <l' und ro l liose "ho•e dl~~;l}t .. guard was hurt m the fh st Jew ), 0 ,, 11 1L dt.:v of 111 tl ~ 111 (Jl,.e 111 d du\l ltbe game the fl:lwlitcs and al- tcrwanl pa&\11~ • made gnat .shetches of mountains TI1e ~ 1111 'll" nre '~'n un rrr!alr: ur:tJ fre minutes oi the: Dt'P,1 t,w contrst and ou~ 11 11 s of 1,,, n , ~ ( ttu .. ,.,ne n!!l t.hough Wlllama.n ts not planntn~ 111c Budger~ cam!! thruugh th~ Both tl'ams have uet~e- clmn manPt:\et was designed to test ~he fllhntll • '"~'' f;fl)fp nml (dtt>rca· dl tl not 1eturn tot ~" gam> H h 1 hr , , h !P f ,. ~ r on sendtng hi~ vanuty through any[ Tllinois game last WetJk end 1.1 good uvmal!le play ers at ilie tackle posts mettn~ of contlolllng large forces of I llH11 ~ 1 11 1 1 Inj ury was not se1tous howe1Je 1 "' r '"' lllll ><s " 11 ~' tu mlltl heavy work.outs thiS week he Is shape Goldenberg, quarterback, i.s 1 Kn;,y a, Etape tackle and a @:ra· ---and he will be •n ;;] ape to Jllatlltl" 1'·1-' ,( If~ uf 11 1 1 '" 11 ~ ~ '• wu d• m;•l making 1t plain that he does not ! still suffering with a bud leg but IS daatc of E\ racm;e s 1930 v.a\l 1 ~' 011 w1t h thP varstl~ this week ,.,!J Hil t fJ ~~ '' h - I t nt <'·S \ l!:o;t n expect Oluo Lo v.in t~>c game V.Ith· expected to be able to scr. actiOn ol t1Je [lrlds o[ the W'u:'iOll m the Coach Don PctLn 1s ~ pc nclm~:: th 1 I~ I• pulklu out a ftght [~tijalllst the Buckeye:s Bat.u1day 1931 pro leat~,i.le Bing Miller, of N - -- - - ~- ~ --· _ _ _ t~bl y Sctllllt•r lmlfbaek, ts alw In Scoring Way; Bobcat y u pl~)'s the otl'r' post Thl , 1' suffermg from :\ leg lnJur} H e wlll 11>< fourth ' ~a~ .n fHO roolbulll 1 prob<'bly not C'"t mto the same Star Only Six Points durmg which t.m • 1lc hnS ~amed ~'h Behind Schnur a 'eoutallon .m o1.e o. tne smooth I With The Wrestlers 1St working a.n1 steadiest ilm ml'll I I Columbus, 0 , Nov ,o- INS- 1 1 the gar,JP. '---------------By IIAl'DlN B"RNLEY------------Ev Int elllational News Service Ohio CoJ\ege backfield men today A' lhcs" hnny t'iut~ posts Pvrts 1 " \.I At D ~ trolt-Jack R.eJnolds' Cin· awaited another saturday football mc.uth has Chrllit!Cmen Orca:on utm a ll v.clt enu~lght w1esUcr de· melee to give them an opJXlrtunity ::itl'IC HILd Doud~. W & J Ali · fc ::~te d Red Lludsay Aruona to drive Marty Bch~ur ltne·ripp\ng AmFricnn st'lec[Jon BG l b a c • 1 At Bttl!ulo N y -Len Mnc uluso fullba<:k wlth lhe Unlvmslty of minute p :.n ~ rs but In c~U e t h~Y fct P1c1 Cr,!g·ttc Jcc tbull star an1 Dayton Flyers !rom the top pos.· shculd be taken trom the game the K.ucl Nowma, New York d1ew tton in the sco1lng Jist SpuJtaru; have ~'-BUrson six roolj At New Havt. 1-Jlm Londos Schnur s record fer tl'!.c season 1~ two Inch former Texas U stat o.ml --ONE' OF BIGGEST 01 -f'<. ~, dcfc otrd Dick Davtscourt points all garnered by the tm1ch Schleusner, Iowa gradt•mi.e LU re· Callforma down route Oabtl ~l . with the Ohio place them GI21DI/GON I At !?p1tnftcld Ma~s -Gem ge Cal· Northern Polnr :Bear~ . 1 1:. second Not only doe5 both team:. haw "a, H 1iy defeated Ivan vcn1vhora1 with only five touchdowns, but ha.s the material ne~smuy for good eJeRustJa boosted h,la total to 37 potnta by vena but. both have placed :.pedal means of seven pnlnt& ater louch emphuis on coachlng as well Thr;: •· ~ down He shares honors lth H en· '"'tatles have Hl..,ky Ha!neli former dnso n ot Wilmington ho hat~ N Y U backfteld ac.;o and uJo;o n 00 OSSIP mAl ki'd up .six to uchdowns and a former member or the New Yr.. k single point Giant squad, Is dlrectlr.? the•• Close behind nrc three men v.Jih plays aaslet:ed by Marty Bt1IJ who By Inte1natlonnt News Servtcc l'tffin 0 Nov lU-INS-1\. week's six t> Ins ncrcss the last \\hlle Une Incidentally 15 ~cion of "' weallh \ I Jest 101 the Sll'dr.nt pnnces ts ex to their credit They !He Lannlns PE:nnsyl\a ,lh!. fnmll~ Br111 !Pfltned Rock pccterl to give HcJdc'bmg plen ty of of Wittenberg Orlmea cr Mt Union the Rockne 15Yl!l.em m.der himself and hiL'I the Stapes cmrh ~,; I vim fm Uw Cmcmna.t• game nex t ami Wlug of BaldWhi·Wallace Snt m cla) The local eleven ldl" Fct.l th place ts h!!ld b} TelfY 01 to tile ninth degret> m hi ~ style of : l a~t Satmda~ has Leen given a Wllberfo1ce who has comiJmed !he play Cca~.h Gccu,:r •'C :;;y Clatk nr:w u JmbmaLion on the lme Abc touchdowns a field goal and two Yo111lst end was shifted to t~ckk pol.1ts afkl tnuchdov.n fm a totaiiSpar\an Mn)tct li" LS the :Joubl t:ad: style of a ploy ,.;Uh lmucule nnd Sm1th Jl'pla.ced him ot the oi 3CI polnUI dcubh and tllplc passes :;:pinncr \llll fl: po~;l Motts elm<'hed the oth_ _ .. plays n"d shor~ pasf.cs va1ytng t hE I CI tackle bet th 1attack He Jns!sts on h is men keeping In condJtiC.Il which hilS tl-~n no I Sprlngfi t' h.l 0 Nov 10-INS-.., small fa.ltor In the ~xcellent recmo I Wittenberg ami Mat shJ.ll will settll' S 1 Of the PortBmouth team .50 tal tillS t!wh differences hCH' Saturday on sea._"Cn Whether the two he1 l S of IMPo~'r'ANT tile bas1s of a wm und a loss for - V bl ro _ 1the Stape' strategy board 1s ~tt.c1 1 • rach on thB reem d t:ooks of thf! U · niVers•ty e~reta e ....... 1 than h1s onf' or v. hether the oJ(, IN '11-iE pu t Tn 1928 Mars,la ll captured o. 6·0 wtn and m 193t1 the Lutherans SUCCESS OF • I nesday night when the two teams lool\. the cm1tcst \Hth a score or 7-0 Ad v1ce Farmera denin1r Specialiet Gives ndag.e is wrong may be proved Wed clash • PASSING Cmc,nnat.l 0 Nov lO- INS 1 P1eascd wi th the l'iho.vlng their line Columbus, 0, Nov 10-SPL-Al· mndc agumst Denls,Jn last Satm~ tacking Insects while they are nap duy the Bearca.ts llr Cincinnati pmg 18 a good way V. destroy theJ;e turned today to preparation~ fOT garden pests and help Insure bountllch 1 el eptwn or t:•c Hflldelbel>J Uful yieldS of fresh IJ!sp vegeta.bles ehmm scheduled f,Jr next Satur- [ next summer aecordlng oo H D ctay nl Ca1 son field here Brown specialist in ugetablc gard· -i' enlng at the Ohlo State University Bethany W Va Nov 10- INS-- 'Who declares fall plowing often reThc Bethany Bison grldders wlll suits in death to the home garden~ go IIIlo a long drill here tt.Kia~ in er s enemies EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA L.ate fall plowing of garden soils pJepalntlon fm the lnv11Shm of tl.e Otove Cit\ eleven \1 IJ 1ch will help exposes many iruects which hav~: 1)6.NGEI2. the Bisons wind up their season hibernated for the winter, he sa.ys THAT advertisements spat·kle w1th money saving infonna· he1 e Saturday Coac~ John Knight In sect~ wtll be m03t likely to per · tion. Will ghe hill men th..,lr las t scxlm- ish If they are expwcd to adverse CEPTION mage of the se.uon tomorrow wettther conditions such as usually p1evall when the gruund first starts Persistent advertis21 <show an honest desire to serve evet·yColumbus 0, Nov 10--INB-Uil· to ft eeze Many of the pests hib· able to ferret out a bacltfteld man ernate at a depth c-f from 6 to 6 one well. With talent to gaUr;p through op- Inches and It is essentla.l that the posing llneK and seconoary by de-~land be plowed to this depth In ortense Bill Bel'lllohr wlll put his der ta bring the lnsl'Cts to the sur· The pl'inted page is the I" oper place for the seller tu seek the Capital Unlverslty eleven through 1ace where they will be exposed tu prect~lon plays In an attempt t.o the elements buyer. give them a concerted drive and a 1 Fall plowlng 1s an effective scoring punch lor the contest 'ilrith means of smothering disease or· Nothing offers such a big oppmtunity to please trade and Hiram here BaturdaJi aanlsms which frequently multiply ~ 011 decaying or )Jvlng organic ma.tbuild big volume business as does the right kind of advertising. Nctrr. DB me Ind, Nov 10--INS- te1 It Is claimed that. this Is the Scmvo ne with a Etatlstlcal bent mo.!lt practical way to control tbe Hgurr..d it c.ut tJdBy tha~ Notre Septc.tla disease which attacks to· Ad vet tising through the printed page is the progressive, cu•, · Dam s l:ncl>::tl.t Id mt: 1 ha'l-c LJI!V;:!i· ma lo failage and not only reduces [ lc:l n mile Rnd n qu a~ t " r l'l tne the yield but greatly affect.o; the © l!lll , Kmg Fralurts 5}mllealr, lnrc, (,rr:t\ llt •1 nn rtl!hls rue rv~d. venient way to sell goods m set vice. g+x Gllmcs they have pJaycd this quallts ot the frmt which never ' ANS have at•tsen en m.a~se ; t cd an clement Into ioot~al1 wh1cl1 ran up 68 pllints ag •n ! n trong raH th e c.f wh tch t:~o1qht v.ct ?\t~ rlpen~ SRtlstllCtorUy It lS quite 1 for u fra ctton of a second · ··though ll)uqly decried by Cornell dev(;u, and ~ma tlh! ld ~C\· Tmtltful adve1-tisement p1ov3s itself in ac~omplishmento . 111e t;qwtd q fL~ idle }ester4ay to llltQlV tna t fll.ll plowing Is alao ef • th · d thl 11 ~ scattered d1e ba.rds ••• has grad~ oral other fjliiJOJ opponents 111 the prcna1 z fer cl.umoom C!(Uill l.n l:l~S"', 1 fecttve In conttoJUnv many similar ere lS a ea Y .stt nes ' uaJiy ensnar.ed the taney of a vast same IWa~>on, by IC!~ortmrr to un • 1dlseo..sc' To be m()tlt etfecttve, o.ll broken now by ncarl)' h.vstClrl cal preponderance ot playen and aeual attack as 1ts chwf offe 'I.Stve Some business concern., have 1d eas about the kind r ;t1!1.stc.n ill Nov 10--INS- crop refuse and organic growth in· feminine cries, and countlesB ovar• spectatora ahke. weapon. N< rt h~ n~;t~;n wtch the B ig •r 11 1eluding ffiiUllJI» should be covered of advettising that is best, whil.e bt.hers lics;tatJ becauEJ they wroua-ht masculm e bassos and fulNotre Dam.e teurnl!! under tl1c Two of the greatest ~a·sen tit ! m Li'l ~ b1g, lo:tay b ~ a;an pre cpmpiq.tely with soU r.~ that the d1s settos. lA pall of qu1et agam per- lfllld•ng genJu3 of Knutc Rockne \\ere Buck Muller of Cn.!tfo"TTIa 1 patallcn'i m earnest fr.t th& lnd mne 1ease Ol'ganiwls will be $rnotheutd don't believe in any kind of advertising . v.ades he cast stands, but pan· , . even before the era of the rna· and Benny F~u!dmo.n of J\1 1c!nann. ,. ,., ,.., , s ~ tutri "" ou~nrr Poto r lt!· - - -7 - - . , - - - ' ' demonium re1gmJ on the west stde chme-hke running plays wbtch he Muller 1s aatd to have thrown a. gular QutHt.erback Is still aliln~ with Ceo•u• Ftr~re• of the ,Cield. A for9-~yard pus to developed later on · •QHtiJ··to be fllotball more than eighty yanls, • 'l ltr;. ~ll lllllCI'llfOrrt QnrJcr t he ecn a rec::eiter~ who waS rractlcall)' out the tcrror of almost all tl:leir op· and }J.c ac tually oompleted a Bt1V• tn J du,.ed h l p ~in the'dcart has Jus sailed inches ponent'l, slinPJ~ beciu9e t'hey Could enty ;yard paes m a game agair.lflt MmrrJp•lls Mmu . Nr.v lG-INS I ijlJ• 1,1\\ ure l~»tructPtl to ellltmc1ur • over )lis ou stretChed handll . . be ceunted u~n W dirken the at. Ohto State in l!,J20. TO THOSE ~Q NOT KNOW !T - M!r.r. cf::>ta, badly tattcr !id q.ll JlPrtitt~lt at 1htar u ~ uul pi tt~- of Th• 111911~ exdtiJ18 play ln ,foot- mosphere wt WeJI·!JjNc.t~ for- No play looks simpler tf'I~Jtt a thr t'1.ttle wtth NOJ:thweatA'tn , 1 nho!lu~th"al lrJ: at lilolr ftF!t'mll baiL •. th\ one whleli in a Iorge ward passes. In a gan1o against n'*tly executed forward. On ~hat th l.l'-J~> tcmparatl\fi!:ly 3a,-E.~qdpy ,~11 l'.''me !e~J!!Ar lodlfl~t; Jll 9'" ., mi111~re l•~:r:~f\alble f.or: the tre• Army u far @back as 1913 the b ~~*m .:.t .... ~ &P,~· of ~a' a*me Ramblera w~ ou~·playe~ ~qa out- ~count ~orne ave ~uor,ed abauit tlj l' .. qua d prepf!fO.~ ~t\~#~:~?1111. ~~~~\h~1 · tlurt•ltbl h8~~BP m;, l!NIJ~t Itt, ~flUII!.tloq of 11 nY J~r;•• 1t af.7'0"' Ta e forward pMs \ To 'manoeuVered' In evtloy ll!l.,JMe o1 the unfatrnes!l of tlie aco~ing eys· breu 1~er wtth Co ~U: . colMac. say th~i iu ' etf!ct ' dul'ing ~he'lal>t ptay ; exC~Pt. •t.h! ! a.ir.~.at· ')'et~ tWl t~;m lVbicdb att.Qehes as much 'v.i.l~p :--:~'-':-:: _ --r '1I <:II~· ! 151Jl U<Iee • er.nlilderuhle nUm ADVEltTIStNG IS THE UFE OF BtJSlliiESS. ten ,years hall 4)'f)eb rcVolUtlom\ry; managed to wtn. by_ ; lop.-.tlde4 ta to~cli owns scored from paBilflll Takia1 Cb-tnc.. ht•r of IN:hMl~ \l ho Rl'\' I'IOl r.ntmtt•rl thit it tia.!1 t.Jaken the game fi'dm &core via noekneto'Doralsthl'(lugli "! thost""blb ruahinar. The fad 'i hi! mnu "lu1 •lert~ded on '"lij: 1 1111 111111 or th'a !Cf(l.]1hs ~1Jlntw11 of tPe big. Jurilberml{ follow, and the atr. a~ft :1eve~ , ft r.ct play Ia more o111g Ia fm 1m1;• Ill Ihe ~ 8\l'CO!IIO~k!t ll 1 ~ c!p "r I.!JI·I r, ttf4:1J~~t\ff! fl! I<lflt.:lll.t:: lveR'lttol:thc fast, Bllift)',l.lggresaA fow :years ago Dartmouth, I t.l ~nd ,non~ mere deserv· ho., o nother twl t-me 11o"" lltl liopu 111m 1!11 li~; J•Ut:m e lllfJ tm•u ~ 1p 1 f~,l!lte11lrent man, 111 not to O\ er· coacb~d b:r <Jes• Ha1Vley, one of fr~tnoltsauls~the t:u;lln 1 that acerul to " , lluul i . ., 1 ualr'~' fn1 mDil~· ,tate the ~11 1:1e. The pa:;a bas inject- . the abte3t exponent~ tiC Lila pa.u. Qurlzht, ·m 1, ~ J'llt.u.. l!.nU&IWI. lN. s Pr -- u...;..-. tree at 1 I I I I '' ----' POR. ~Ralph NeJaler IWme In Racine, f)Jectrtc, saa and furoace. 6f hundredtlts ael'<:l ol aotund. i'rtce t2500 00 L E Sayre Racine, Obto. 11-5-St I'OR BALm-7' yr. old black -~ l<fttJII. llitW1<1 IN CASH ?HIZES See Your Druggiot hors ~ . ' SAMUR. OF- WH:lM "YYU'VE -~Mdhti rabbit hound &Qu r: ll Pomcroy.~.Rt ~ RWI. ~--Rli.N1 -i• POR Spt~nt SUSI'I!CTED SUSI~ 1 M o:ie1 n L;!onard ·-- ' <J{)•fl Avcm1c TURRIBu;- 1>5 I 3 Hysell 11·10-3L ---------------------. haute on venlem:!es Call TWICE~ HEARD M"' ~ t Pllander lfY- --------------------------------------"II. s 0if th e Ttoss rl r con· 11·8-Bt .l 1 hOU'C Pat. Loch· I 11 C-6~ on Lincoln Hill Clall ar) 1 POR RENT-FurniShed -ib.t - fer 1 .ln • No 011• Jikes a penon w~:W. breath t, bad. So be sur. h.;. Call fifi·X or 56-R or set! Mrs Sarah Beegle Pcm ~lOY 11-10-Bt keep your breath bey011d aut· Ught hornekeeplng 5 roo m ~ ba.th Apartmen. In Simpson - :rhe pldon. You can do thl• by gargling with Llaterfne, tht1 safn ontlseptlc-imprave• motJt~ FOR TRADE Sple!ldid barn contain· inc about 6000 feet of hygiene, eheck.J tnf.c:tiC1•1 1ood lumber ,and !!ill aud ~~· odor• lpsta~·rl' '' trade for Cow Peu; CloY. 'Uioloort ~-....alit,~~. St. loUit,IM., U. 5. A. . er Hay or Alfafa. George Eberobach, Pomeroy, Ohio. 11·111-SL I I I Epple - -roR MN r - Modern u lllOlll R[O WIN TOP HONORS I JOSS El<i'CTLY JUNIOR, 11-IIS IS UNCLE ~' Delco light Pll\llt By CLJFt' STERKEIT A Double Doste Good wo,k- lr Price ltOD:.IO. Bly mfl.t'e 4 yrs cl4. .,f~ld ,Good woriL~r Wt , 13:t0t.."&. •w. Taylor, Rutland ' ~~~~ I H~O, "THIS lSC~! I "THOUl,-H'T I'D CALl. UP ANO 'HOLL You "THE. NEW»! '-· IT~"T CO'!o"TA LO'T OF MONEY iJtvESo You "THe: ~E FAC(O~S PL..AY 142 • F tbaII G ' \oi!HA"T IMPAE'liSION I"T "TAI<Ie A lO'T OF MONEY "TO 'TO START "THA"T, CA!oPE'R! m.u. 1 ~1•h•d Nara• 'lloe llllllle Artbut Ule&DI "slroog" I FO!aWA12D PASS .. OF MOOE12-'l CI!J,pllll HOOFIIR! I -· • L3 t e FaII PIOWing Destroys Insec•t SKE r<:CCEtVEe TAMl»A PLAYs A MosT j'The Convenient Center" FLORIDA I ~;!:iEt!:i:~~~~::::~:~~~~i~~~~~~~~ji I PI..A'/S! "The Playground of Amer1ca" l I I DID YOU EVER STOP TO miNK? By 'mE ' .,.,.---- I PAtaT of a :fimzo& :fla.vor OF INTER MAKES THE PASS ~ISI<Y.'r-= I Hotel Hillsboro TAMPA'S LARGE~ T UOtJ•L "OFFICIAL ~A HOTEL" Bialf!l!IY• llf,lior Sho~, Boau~y Parlor, B.t!.l•·c..eti.'TPrl<i•h IIUIII~ft l,lat!U and -•cl "Tqp o' tb' ll'owia" mista!<en I many other Conveni~nce• " I F Centr4l - • Fireproof - • Steftm Hoa.t • ~ R~clio:~ tl•l!!"·l&e Attno~ploere, LarJ•• Airy Rooma Spiei!"'• 4t~b~, M•u•l_!i.,. -..; Outdoor HE WQO HESITATES LON.d IN ,J'lt.JSINfJSS IS LOST Dinlaf Room lind I r . I I I 1!' .•~,!:-~·- ., • • ,-. -. - • • • • • " • Ill / • I • • > • . ' .. . ' I '• \r• • •V I 1 too, •l rnr WHOI BUSlf'IESS, DUES NOT EXIST. IT TAl<ES PERSISTENT ADVERTISING TO MA~~ TijE· ~VB~C K~OW·l'l\~\N~~~!i!( l'f. • ·' " 1.1 �• 'I'UII!D4Y, I'IOVJ¥11ER 10, 1111 ' Ttll!IBDAY, NOVEMOER 10 1031 Rotlma.A THB DAILY TRJBUNJ:, POMEROY, and OBJO G 'REEN AND WH IH ~~igt\~~:~~~~~,;~:~~§ WlllAMAN PUT~;:t;i;~~~~!i=·~! C~Nl[ST . ~HWH.N 5PlRTANS AND Will MEH MI~MI ~~:~~~:~t~~~~::~ PUH~S AT WOR~:i~t~i€4.:7~~ ·sn~[S,' MOST ANT Of'WHK cav~i~~:;;,~;!:~ IN fiNAl CONTEST FIGHT ~suLTs fOR BAOI:mGIMN~~~:h~~~3~ :1 statenhlandeu,ws,K;.;-s;;on,, · Former All· ~~y;~m5LifiM Rft!C): American Of Ne~1t Ydti.: U, ~Aft8 Brill Of N"otre T~la ~ By IntemRtional News service . . • AtlthoUih utmolt. aWl EiUon Nok. At New York-Bllly Town&end eunoundl the practtce HMkiba at I D , C ' ' 11 Wed' ~l..J •wnal r~ or tbfi CtUctl Game at Athens Saturday Vant f.U \ : > r Wt'lterwelght, drfeated p aa I ucce1aea 8 ur1e . d A I Ithe north end. lt&dlwnJ tt • • able om Dl neau•y Ca \alry I• fiJr relraaor kt turned that the ftrat tMm tn the • ~ A • • ~ ·· " .. u_ Completea Schedule Andy Sa.vlola, New York no, Plano Made To Wt'n Ieci'lmma•• yeeterdoy """"'mter:t or • P"P'" ot Tlltiltlb:r Novem~ It Chick Devlm, Btm Frr nclsco mld >i.:... p Jlu:nlOU '' lh o ("PL l - N ov >"" [COOkJt Cunningham former!) oi N01J •• IOonrad and Nan~. -'1""!" eb;dJ: v-.1 Washln&ton }()-- IN" ...-..• Of B0 bca~ d!P v.t'l"ht defeatd Attie De Luoc~:~ Conte1t B!Arlcom, and Bli"..._..0,...,., •-:..Jt. - (n the: moal unpot"!n~ PJn(; 9{ OJHo etaW He 11 00 eof lohe out.-- steady e;-cr!)&(.lllnent by motQflZtd fare 1Brool!:lyn <De Lucca injured right ...... •r.:""' """" h t th N tlo I - P t 1 t KlDl l ·A e&valry £'9\lal. to our 11es Lukz lt.1;1r:t !tile, g\.tafdl; De~ r e v.H a~ l e a na roo oo • ta~dlnl Oaniqnen .n the leaaue on lram;pon upon the ream o SHOULD WIN EASILY hl!llt 11a ld fmccd to ret.lrel m AT MADISON liientt:r, oreel\bera &lld Keete, 'bjlf t:all ....ra.gue The Portmlouth defense -.nd hll .!!lx fool t.hrte In- Korac aru! a contitant dlmJnut\..,; 1 nl'le tmnnA an cbn&llt:hta of"" .., Allu. He11.dl"'Y Vancomcr 1221b11cb, Welever, tullbaok and Olip· re 1nHltt n1 w111 1..ee~ Ulo powet1W ehCII or h~tb ~him eapec· nf the cavalry wing ot tbe army enUre.lt1iiettt tibd1 ot: ~ the CavairT Ov f d M pcundcr od ealcd. Pat ~ y La nocca N hant quarterbaclt Joe Vllel&, Stapleton Stapes o.t the Unlv~ rsal Ially "'dept at snatchlni pa.asea Hll waa noted In the IUtnWll repart. ot School with detaebmentJ of the 8 ut ercon l enc.e ay New Yolk: (6l 0 Tea Party Expected l (htry, Ind. halfback. ~tved a Sladlum ht>re Wt'dneeday ntsltt playing companinn Charley Mar- the Chief of cavall~ made public Secon~ anq Thlrteen\tl (::avalry Help To Make RedJ oe B 111 m Brookl~ll , deteatcd Because Buekeyea Are lbrolram rlb 1n the .scrtnuntae 18 oclotk Tht' local Aqlerkan ~ha11 or N v u wa& before he "uf- t.oda) and ttlo aect.I.Oi.lli of neJd ' tlrtUiery Au~l~ Vaglica New Ym l: (6) , While the " ftr.st." team wa.s ICliril Lt'l(Jj n J.lOStll will <::lim&x their rered a i;)rol!en leg laJ>t. seruKJn The mot<lrlzatton of ~nuaport- marched 100 ml~ l.n 23 ~ \..,.. Sk •IDI T ourh' Vl ru•nl lla mtrl~lol Cmcumat t Favorttea maglfil the rei>U'Ves enppd tn a ccll'bla~lon oi Armistice IJ$y at tho COfl81dered. one or the J::es.t encls In 1umNed can~ motor truc ks, trac· tal elapeed time: 11 · ho~uH imd~& " ~ltnll. :ighl ddf!atrd E,tllJ Rclist long sesaJon wttb the ffOih 1n pre· •ba ll parA. with l:l c;u"emonial hou· the egt \Jut faUed to win lln} hlsh ten lor haulln& artillery light car- minutea 1ij:ttllll h\lttJCt\lnC ~me ' Pull ALhcns Nov t0-BPL-Fcu 1 ot N• \\ Y•l rl( 1C1 By FRANK F. FRIES paratlon lor their game with Akron I Ctlt~ among ethers s~rtan Coach na.tlvnal honon due W his Injury so trucks to r.crve a.r; escort wa.sons fteld eql,llpmen~ Wu ~Wa. 17-m. over·conftdence 1s thl tiling that 16 l ldl.:: ShLJP 11( Nt>\o Y rk wdl ~ r111 the Rutwer OU)' Saturday 1 0co~ge 'PoUy' Cla1k who coached Matching the Stapes en the en'l and fo r the tmnsportMLion of mS.· m 1uns• .50- eaUber m-.chlne•IUI)a, 1 N s Stx>rt~; Vlh'tn w01 ryms Bobcat oucl1e11 thl~ wocek I ,i,dt:h defea ted .hLk f.h: Da ctc St:c BJI1 Carroll, fleet halfback, Is anct captaine:t t.hc champiunsblp po~ts will be the Portsmouth ftank chlll . gune and machine gun troops .3D caHbl:e macblnes IJWl!l t.nd 'lfiV• o.~> they p_reparc ror the Ohio Unl- llanrt tO I Coluntbw; 0 Nov IO-INS- fh~ l&gat:J. !SUtrerini StOll} an inJJPCt.eji I ten' :l ll team of the A E F men, Ebdlng Mitchell Long and -Is proceeding apace the rey!Ort eral pjecea ot experLD:iental et;~UW.. ven;lty·Miaml rray Sntutdlly Aftc1 AI Ne;uuk N J -Al Ro:!!!-1 B ~ l · Navy has been sunk anoth er \'tc root but it Is uot exp.ec\e<j \0 k~p Tl;~ foipartan~> \\Ill have their McKalip Ebdlnr or St Marys >Ult&L ment were earried ln ~ck . ft rahi· defeatmg Ohio Wesle:\oan the Bub· levtl' N J \\ Citerweight and tory ha.'l bel!n chalktd up In the him out of the pme Saturd~ Joe 1hand: t It If th t rn bll.ck the calltlJmia. oraduate And M.tchell Tht> horse. howe..,er 1s maklnl a du...t .... the entire march·· wm t:Qiunm and success tht home-coming g_....,1 ey ul ~d b> Ken oavi~·Eikins aii·Ame:ncan choice val!a.1t t>1Tort a&atnst eventua 1 aod ··~ Henry'snport a.lrso note& cats were co!1ceded the Bu .keye M< • tr. a t ld mal N cw y 01 k d ti!W frolic was a huge b.t• head o-'1'" ......... gua•d • , and D •'c" ..... " , cel;l ]Sta• •!l' u blamkrs General conference championship bu~thP no ) coach Sam 8 WIIJam~~.n 15 IO!iingl "'• '• lnhave the doubtful honor or E:ll oug New tork u All-American _1 1929 will ;lroc.. IJ!y start thf: elrtam replacement tu the man · wtth satL!ta.ctton that arranlt"laml ,ame wtll be ..1 blgg" ptub At R~c hr:o;kr N Y - Bucln- Law · no time in burymg past iiUCcesses I last uv &tW'day 8 received tra t be n.ost bumpo In un d M ~ r 1Y Bn. 1 OI Not re ...... ·~ me game euvers h Fld by the First Cavalry men•-ha•e .....,., ~"n made •qo ~- A•m ' !• m. ""' • 1 5 !em than 1t was expedcd h ~o ,o.ubu~n N Y nnddlewelght tn hard wmk a' the Buckl'yc llta-~ Th Y [Coach Hmkey Haines has a fotmld In can. paring ua.ckfleld ~tH'tlgth last May and June, the- partJclpatlon 1n the 1932 O.lyl:n}llp Close analysis of t11e ways m (fl 1 1tr I " mt1g HtUry W11ls Call- dl um and 0 e Sea 1 L d G c Buckeye reaulA.rs will return ub lr ~quad ol Stapes who a re of the t wo teams the wl!e ones Ka} submJtle1 by Major Oenen.l Oamee at Los Aneles Thla, ti~ which the Buckeye teams hav~ rr LtJLR •lOl d:l' nu ray to lhe fold thlS aftt;moon and wiU ~\\mg~ n g In' ~ cncm\• tenitor,· \\lt.h k Henr) .Ela..es It was found ....... , "has been mftde ""'''-''lbie ' 1 A1 , , wairot s we1c rea y lo dig In for ]be sent thrO""h It ti · .u pav yout money lllld ta e yo ur ..._u """'"' been scoring despite lne compar!!-· ClcH anct~ P :J.u l Pll1'111C tile WISCOnsin Badgers al Madtson .... a 1,tgl prac ce a lu-t for touchdowM The Spar· rhf.lct Ken Strong ~cw YuJk u the type llf hcrse In t.he a11ny 1prlrtdpatly by mearu. of funds ra.1ti· Live scores reveaL!! that M1am1 will Clt . and hgh~ llt'a \vwemlll knvck next Satmday ~~~l:iwn, Coach Wllln.nan announc- tnH~ ho. \ ~ a 1000 i)Hrentage rf:~ ali-Amerlcan Mar~y Brill of Notre tcda v ~ ~ grtatly ~uperlor In maoctl- P.d by pubUc·apirlted clvlllana a.. be tougher opposJtJOn f m Ohio Um t 1 t !l /l.hl' l'' Cr llt.t Pllllarl< lp'lla Tile starting lmeup 1lf 1, "I Batu> • 'h Ct.. I (I fm games ,.;en a l hume and Da>U•' tom <, Mayes McLa.l 1 ex· lng ab!Uty to that ln.. tht' army 20 legislation PT,,ecluded thi! u~ or 1 E ve l 13 1 "~ 1 e Buckeyes 1 recent 1mas HaEk cll Iowa and Spartan Iull!Jac!i. vear!l ago \'CI SIt Y tll. n Wttl! "' ove ,eyon Jduy s game was excused from prac· ]onvJ!le thcl w will leaveh for Jas- corn " bo.c k 1r em 111cr lpubllc t unds 1 lhoUJh Wcsle!!ian was dtspusell of A. t P11 tland Me ~ Lru La,n\ .~ 1tlcc yestm d,:p,y but the lemamder of trus Thu ~onsy~ eadqua.r· lt:u , 1 nv: h tn gnd cam ps only halt nd Parkinson former Pitt star arr 1 Aided by auch mudern equipThe report cot£.5 that the cavdecJslVcly, the outcome of the SRl· W tlr b1111 Ct,nn uuddl ,,·. ~1!-:h l 1 tlw fi rst tea:n SQ Ufl d was sent/ r 1~suuy lUI w arrtve at Ia gam~ behind the Wor ld Champ- ~be Stapr..s head linen Sh.1ulng hon I mcnt a.-. nl'lto rec-.:!1..-ln& SEts of the airy ha~ been ~quipped 1urlnK the mday game Is b~ no means a sure r, f, ttcl Vm cent J.' orgiOilf' 1 htla· I tll rot~gh a iT~clling OJie·huur scrim ~~~iso~ :~ Th~~ 'Wlil travel t.o iou Packers with whl.lr.1 thev h:ne urs on the Spartan back.Held roslet airplane type and carried by the year with an !nCN!A.Sed number ot thing d'llll,la 112 l m:J.ge sesslou h. h hr uay a crnoon and 1o 1wn aJ\Idlng thst place honors all an: 'fonyHolmandOlenPresnel!All mcurted troops the cavalry col· armored cars, new types or truck!J Ohto Unlver:-stt) pro\ ell tls A. L S n~ F'JnncL~co-M,x n ae 1 1 No se•mus mimics WPJe ~ ufJeted ~ r~ug t e usual :Jmberlng -up ox- SP\~~ 11 Amcr!Lam from Alabama and Ne- umn ~ demonstrated a mobility and caterpillar tractors s~·cllgth on defense las t Satwday Callfm,)i ,l hea\ywclght d('!Jat~d by the Buckey£: gllddcrs in the r~tl's prim to lhe same I Anoth t:l Herne \'iclny right now braska , Dtlteb Clark or Cololado hitherto unkno\\n In tll1S bnh1Ch or I -·--when the Bobcats lvppcd WL1eat · Jcl nny RJslw, Clcvel,md, flO I NavJ sauce but the boys received lh ~d;~(. JI WV..w, • Nov 10--lNS- wculd moln a I!Ood btt tu lhe Spat- who Is the leagues htgh S<-oreJ this the &lm~ The radius of actio,I was I 1sc ... nsln Bnd~er'l a! ~ t am ror as the £eb 1 v.en. s en eason, P(. p. Lump~.n on 'DePauw Red Gl ange, so efJ 11tk Van Nay O:~. klnnd nenvy. mo1e than 'the usual number of 1 a c Georgia foun1 to be greatly lncreMed and 1 5 fectlvely This ' ga!l c.pJng Gh~l . _ t lb:ht defeated .Jack Publlck Cleve hard bumps and brUises 60 Coach c ne ct the hard~t games O! thill' the 1ace L<o growing ti@htc, and Tech Allard, Texas U awl Cavosl ~ lts ability to disperse sately into Re.tr•,at for Coov1cle who has been gcllm; away tor long l la• 1! 181 WIJJaman has dectded NOT to give pcmt. ng t ' Ohto ... tale Saturday t o1 tight~! Butler 0 Appearance ot McLaJ 1 5fHJal columns v n a wide front In ~ullLt> ~~hell aull states tl111< prat• sensational runs In marl;,- e\et yl Jo ~k B ~de\ Otklud heU \'Y · the fi1st eleven much If any hard ~C hFulc 15 bf'ilg ptuven today as AI one of th(' tlank 11ru0ts th z 1 tl 11 u will add color to wa~ lnhanced t:y tlli! rapid means tlct• of llJtnchln:; a bill! nntl ehnh\ wntest falled to mJ.!i.e much 1m- v. t q:~ ht ctelented Gene Stanton work t.hJs week ' llle Bad(l.t>•s ent::-red theL· ~;econd St.u!>(B wlll ha~ e au Ohio boy n 1e nt> P of communication to !ILL:' lf.og~ or prl PLo n e~ le !11111 In presston agamst the Ohio l.t>»Jit I Ciev(!ano 4f.il I The battltng BI.ICk eyes will travel d:~y ot hnrd work ro1 lhc coming ....__. ________ ,.,._____ , .... ..__ Wwnesdsys ccntesl The lndlMP The area cove~ by t~ man· rortr> 'Jnl~ hiJWP\Pr, le ':'lot do>Oe Also twice whr.u DePauw 'MIS virto Madison for the ~J " llme in 12 ganw was sold early this season lo SlPV- t:U\'er~ included a. i ra.cl tiO Jmlee~> l ually on Oh10s goo.! line ll1e BobI YeKXs and Will help Ww Badgers 1he e lntu received mstructions ~A~HI[l M~l lelt.n and will be back h-ere ~~etng !c)g and 35 mllt'fil wide the report P"'"Pt 10 rrrmclur) pr!ijttlll'l'~ cats held the Hao.'a :;-.~ for do\\ US Large and Smo:tll Town• Icelebrate homecomulg day The I r. n B n~ew piny )csll>rda~ ami was Ired in hi:; ef'lort to !.how h " Iorin says encompassing ~ot only a thu ~e l\llo "IIi m~ke su~ h au cmf1l Claude Chrisman \ elet an Ol1lo :-; 11 ti l 1101111 .., gtl,. u~ nur 11, , 1 Bca!lct a nd Oro..y c:ew wHI enter ' n t lhrc.uHh A long work cut on I ct team nlRles how tout~ ..lawns are l arg~ c ~ct1on or add desert but also to t'l!C,(I <l' und ro l liose "ho•e dl~~;l}t .. guard was hurt m the fh st Jew ), 0 ,, 11 1L dt.:v of 111 tl ~ 111 (Jl,.e 111 d du\l ltbe game the fl:lwlitcs and al- tcrwanl pa&\11~ • made gnat .shetches of mountains TI1e ~ 1111 'll" nre '~'n un rrr!alr: ur:tJ fre minutes oi the: Dt'P,1 t,w contrst and ou~ 11 11 s of 1,,, n , ~ ( ttu .. ,.,ne n!!l t.hough Wlllama.n ts not planntn~ 111c Budger~ cam!! thruugh th~ Both tl'ams have uet~e- clmn manPt:\et was designed to test ~he fllhntll • '"~'' f;fl)fp nml (dtt>rca· dl tl not 1eturn tot ~" gam> H h 1 hr , , h !P f ,. ~ r on sendtng hi~ vanuty through any[ Tllinois game last WetJk end 1.1 good uvmal!le play ers at ilie tackle posts mettn~ of contlolllng large forces of I llH11 ~ 1 11 1 1 Inj ury was not se1tous howe1Je 1 "' r '"' lllll ><s " 11 ~' tu mlltl heavy work.outs thiS week he Is shape Goldenberg, quarterback, i.s 1 Kn;,y a, Etape tackle and a @:ra· ---and he will be •n ;;] ape to Jllatlltl" 1'·1-' ,( If~ uf 11 1 1 '" 11 ~ ~ '• wu d• m;•l making 1t plain that he does not ! still suffering with a bud leg but IS daatc of E\ racm;e s 1930 v.a\l 1 ~' 011 w1t h thP varstl~ this week ,.,!J Hil t fJ ~~ '' h - I t nt <'·S \ l!:o;t n expect Oluo Lo v.in t~>c game V.Ith· expected to be able to scr. actiOn ol t1Je [lrlds o[ the W'u:'iOll m the Coach Don PctLn 1s ~ pc nclm~:: th 1 I~ I• pulklu out a ftght [~tijalllst the Buckeye:s Bat.u1day 1931 pro leat~,i.le Bing Miller, of N - -- - - ~- ~ --· _ _ _ t~bl y Sctllllt•r lmlfbaek, ts alw In Scoring Way; Bobcat y u pl~)'s the otl'r' post Thl , 1' suffermg from :\ leg lnJur} H e wlll 11>< fourth ' ~a~ .n fHO roolbulll 1 prob<'bly not C'"t mto the same Star Only Six Points durmg which t.m • 1lc hnS ~amed ~'h Behind Schnur a 'eoutallon .m o1.e o. tne smooth I With The Wrestlers 1St working a.n1 steadiest ilm ml'll I I Columbus, 0 , Nov ,o- INS- 1 1 the gar,JP. '---------------By IIAl'DlN B"RNLEY------------Ev Int elllational News Service Ohio CoJ\ege backfield men today A' lhcs" hnny t'iut~ posts Pvrts 1 " \.I At D ~ trolt-Jack R.eJnolds' Cin· awaited another saturday football mc.uth has Chrllit!Cmen Orca:on utm a ll v.clt enu~lght w1esUcr de· melee to give them an opJXlrtunity ::itl'IC HILd Doud~. W & J Ali · fc ::~te d Red Lludsay Aruona to drive Marty Bch~ur ltne·ripp\ng AmFricnn st'lec[Jon BG l b a c • 1 At Bttl!ulo N y -Len Mnc uluso fullba<:k wlth lhe Unlvmslty of minute p :.n ~ rs but In c~U e t h~Y fct P1c1 Cr,!g·ttc Jcc tbull star an1 Dayton Flyers !rom the top pos.· shculd be taken trom the game the K.ucl Nowma, New York d1ew tton in the sco1lng Jist SpuJtaru; have ~'-BUrson six roolj At New Havt. 1-Jlm Londos Schnur s record fer tl'!.c season 1~ two Inch former Texas U stat o.ml --ONE' OF BIGGEST 01 -f'<. ~, dcfc otrd Dick Davtscourt points all garnered by the tm1ch Schleusner, Iowa gradt•mi.e LU re· Callforma down route Oabtl ~l . with the Ohio place them GI21DI/GON I At !?p1tnftcld Ma~s -Gem ge Cal· Northern Polnr :Bear~ . 1 1:. second Not only doe5 both team:. haw "a, H 1iy defeated Ivan vcn1vhora1 with only five touchdowns, but ha.s the material ne~smuy for good eJeRustJa boosted h,la total to 37 potnta by vena but. both have placed :.pedal means of seven pnlnt& ater louch emphuis on coachlng as well Thr;: •· ~ down He shares honors lth H en· '"'tatles have Hl..,ky Ha!neli former dnso n ot Wilmington ho hat~ N Y U backfteld ac.;o and uJo;o n 00 OSSIP mAl ki'd up .six to uchdowns and a former member or the New Yr.. k single point Giant squad, Is dlrectlr.? the•• Close behind nrc three men v.Jih plays aaslet:ed by Marty Bt1IJ who By Inte1natlonnt News Servtcc l'tffin 0 Nov lU-INS-1\. week's six t> Ins ncrcss the last \\hlle Une Incidentally 15 ~cion of "' weallh \ I Jest 101 the Sll'dr.nt pnnces ts ex to their credit They !He Lannlns PE:nnsyl\a ,lh!. fnmll~ Br111 !Pfltned Rock pccterl to give HcJdc'bmg plen ty of of Wittenberg Orlmea cr Mt Union the Rockne 15Yl!l.em m.der himself and hiL'I the Stapes cmrh ~,; I vim fm Uw Cmcmna.t• game nex t ami Wlug of BaldWhi·Wallace Snt m cla) The local eleven ldl" Fct.l th place ts h!!ld b} TelfY 01 to tile ninth degret> m hi ~ style of : l a~t Satmda~ has Leen given a Wllberfo1ce who has comiJmed !he play Cca~.h Gccu,:r •'C :;;y Clatk nr:w u JmbmaLion on the lme Abc touchdowns a field goal and two Yo111lst end was shifted to t~ckk pol.1ts afkl tnuchdov.n fm a totaiiSpar\an Mn)tct li" LS the :Joubl t:ad: style of a ploy ,.;Uh lmucule nnd Sm1th Jl'pla.ced him ot the oi 3CI polnUI dcubh and tllplc passes :;:pinncr \llll fl: po~;l Motts elm<'hed the oth_ _ .. plays n"d shor~ pasf.cs va1ytng t hE I CI tackle bet th 1attack He Jns!sts on h is men keeping In condJtiC.Il which hilS tl-~n no I Sprlngfi t' h.l 0 Nov 10-INS-.., small fa.ltor In the ~xcellent recmo I Wittenberg ami Mat shJ.ll will settll' S 1 Of the PortBmouth team .50 tal tillS t!wh differences hCH' Saturday on sea._"Cn Whether the two he1 l S of IMPo~'r'ANT tile bas1s of a wm und a loss for - V bl ro _ 1the Stape' strategy board 1s ~tt.c1 1 • rach on thB reem d t:ooks of thf! U · niVers•ty e~reta e ....... 1 than h1s onf' or v. hether the oJ(, IN '11-iE pu t Tn 1928 Mars,la ll captured o. 6·0 wtn and m 193t1 the Lutherans SUCCESS OF • I nesday night when the two teams lool\. the cm1tcst \Hth a score or 7-0 Ad v1ce Farmera denin1r Specialiet Gives ndag.e is wrong may be proved Wed clash • PASSING Cmc,nnat.l 0 Nov lO- INS 1 P1eascd wi th the l'iho.vlng their line Columbus, 0, Nov 10-SPL-Al· mndc agumst Denls,Jn last Satm~ tacking Insects while they are nap duy the Bearca.ts llr Cincinnati pmg 18 a good way V. destroy theJ;e turned today to preparation~ fOT garden pests and help Insure bountllch 1 el eptwn or t:•c Hflldelbel>J Uful yieldS of fresh IJ!sp vegeta.bles ehmm scheduled f,Jr next Satur- [ next summer aecordlng oo H D ctay nl Ca1 son field here Brown specialist in ugetablc gard· -i' enlng at the Ohlo State University Bethany W Va Nov 10- INS-- 'Who declares fall plowing often reThc Bethany Bison grldders wlll suits in death to the home garden~ go IIIlo a long drill here tt.Kia~ in er s enemies EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA L.ate fall plowing of garden soils pJepalntlon fm the lnv11Shm of tl.e Otove Cit\ eleven \1 IJ 1ch will help exposes many iruects which hav~: 1)6.NGEI2. the Bisons wind up their season hibernated for the winter, he sa.ys THAT advertisements spat·kle w1th money saving infonna· he1 e Saturday Coac~ John Knight In sect~ wtll be m03t likely to per · tion. Will ghe hill men th..,lr las t scxlm- ish If they are expwcd to adverse CEPTION mage of the se.uon tomorrow wettther conditions such as usually p1evall when the gruund first starts Persistent advertis21 <show an honest desire to serve evet·yColumbus 0, Nov 10--INB-Uil· to ft eeze Many of the pests hib· able to ferret out a bacltfteld man ernate at a depth c-f from 6 to 6 one well. With talent to gaUr;p through op- Inches and It is essentla.l that the posing llneK and seconoary by de-~land be plowed to this depth In ortense Bill Bel'lllohr wlll put his der ta bring the lnsl'Cts to the sur· The pl'inted page is the I" oper place for the seller tu seek the Capital Unlverslty eleven through 1ace where they will be exposed tu prect~lon plays In an attempt t.o the elements buyer. give them a concerted drive and a 1 Fall plowlng 1s an effective scoring punch lor the contest 'ilrith means of smothering disease or· Nothing offers such a big oppmtunity to please trade and Hiram here BaturdaJi aanlsms which frequently multiply ~ 011 decaying or )Jvlng organic ma.tbuild big volume business as does the right kind of advertising. Nctrr. DB me Ind, Nov 10--INS- te1 It Is claimed that. this Is the Scmvo ne with a Etatlstlcal bent mo.!lt practical way to control tbe Hgurr..d it c.ut tJdBy tha~ Notre Septc.tla disease which attacks to· Ad vet tising through the printed page is the progressive, cu•, · Dam s l:ncl>::tl.t Id mt: 1 ha'l-c LJI!V;:!i· ma lo failage and not only reduces [ lc:l n mile Rnd n qu a~ t " r l'l tne the yield but greatly affect.o; the © l!lll , Kmg Fralurts 5}mllealr, lnrc, (,rr:t\ llt •1 nn rtl!hls rue rv~d. venient way to sell goods m set vice. g+x Gllmcs they have pJaycd this quallts ot the frmt which never ' ANS have at•tsen en m.a~se ; t cd an clement Into ioot~al1 wh1cl1 ran up 68 pllints ag •n ! n trong raH th e c.f wh tch t:~o1qht v.ct ?\t~ rlpen~ SRtlstllCtorUy It lS quite 1 for u fra ctton of a second · ··though ll)uqly decried by Cornell dev(;u, and ~ma tlh! ld ~C\· Tmtltful adve1-tisement p1ov3s itself in ac~omplishmento . 111e t;qwtd q fL~ idle }ester4ay to llltQlV tna t fll.ll plowing Is alao ef • th · d thl 11 ~ scattered d1e ba.rds ••• has grad~ oral other fjliiJOJ opponents 111 the prcna1 z fer cl.umoom C!(Uill l.n l:l~S"', 1 fecttve In conttoJUnv many similar ere lS a ea Y .stt nes ' uaJiy ensnar.ed the taney of a vast same IWa~>on, by IC!~ortmrr to un • 1dlseo..sc' To be m()tlt etfecttve, o.ll broken now by ncarl)' h.vstClrl cal preponderance ot playen and aeual attack as 1ts chwf offe 'I.Stve Some business concern., have 1d eas about the kind r ;t1!1.stc.n ill Nov 10--INS- crop refuse and organic growth in· feminine cries, and countlesB ovar• spectatora ahke. weapon. N< rt h~ n~;t~;n wtch the B ig •r 11 1eluding ffiiUllJI» should be covered of advettising that is best, whil.e bt.hers lics;tatJ becauEJ they wroua-ht masculm e bassos and fulNotre Dam.e teurnl!! under tl1c Two of the greatest ~a·sen tit ! m Li'l ~ b1g, lo:tay b ~ a;an pre cpmpiq.tely with soU r.~ that the d1s settos. lA pall of qu1et agam per- lfllld•ng genJu3 of Knutc Rockne \\ere Buck Muller of Cn.!tfo"TTIa 1 patallcn'i m earnest fr.t th& lnd mne 1ease Ol'ganiwls will be $rnotheutd don't believe in any kind of advertising . v.ades he cast stands, but pan· , . even before the era of the rna· and Benny F~u!dmo.n of J\1 1c!nann. ,. ,., ,.., , s ~ tutri "" ou~nrr Poto r lt!· - - -7 - - . , - - - ' ' demonium re1gmJ on the west stde chme-hke running plays wbtch he Muller 1s aatd to have thrown a. gular QutHt.erback Is still aliln~ with Ceo•u• Ftr~re• of the ,Cield. A for9-~yard pus to developed later on · •QHtiJ··to be fllotball more than eighty yanls, • 'l ltr;. ~ll lllllCI'llfOrrt QnrJcr t he ecn a rec::eiter~ who waS rractlcall)' out the tcrror of almost all tl:leir op· and }J.c ac tually oompleted a Bt1V• tn J du,.ed h l p ~in the'dcart has Jus sailed inches ponent'l, slinPJ~ beciu9e t'hey Could enty ;yard paes m a game agair.lflt MmrrJp•lls Mmu . Nr.v lG-INS I ijlJ• 1,1\\ ure l~»tructPtl to ellltmc1ur • over )lis ou stretChed handll . . be ceunted u~n W dirken the at. Ohto State in l!,J20. TO THOSE ~Q NOT KNOW !T - M!r.r. cf::>ta, badly tattcr !id q.ll JlPrtitt~lt at 1htar u ~ uul pi tt~- of Th• 111911~ exdtiJ18 play ln ,foot- mosphere wt WeJI·!JjNc.t~ for- No play looks simpler tf'I~Jtt a thr t'1.ttle wtth NOJ:thweatA'tn , 1 nho!lu~th"al lrJ: at lilolr ftF!t'mll baiL •. th\ one whleli in a Iorge ward passes. In a gan1o against n'*tly executed forward. On ~hat th l.l'-J~> tcmparatl\fi!:ly 3a,-E.~qdpy ,~11 l'.''me !e~J!!Ar lodlfl~t; Jll 9'" ., mi111~re l•~:r:~f\alble f.or: the tre• Army u far @back as 1913 the b ~~*m .:.t .... ~ &P,~· of ~a' a*me Ramblera w~ ou~·playe~ ~qa out- ~count ~orne ave ~uor,ed abauit tlj l' .. qua d prepf!fO.~ ~t\~#~:~?1111. ~~~~\h~1 · tlurt•ltbl h8~~BP m;, l!NIJ~t Itt, ~flUII!.tloq of 11 nY J~r;•• 1t af.7'0"' Ta e forward pMs \ To 'manoeuVered' In evtloy ll!l.,JMe o1 the unfatrnes!l of tlie aco~ing eys· breu 1~er wtth Co ~U: . colMac. say th~i iu ' etf!ct ' dul'ing ~he'lal>t ptay ; exC~Pt. •t.h! ! a.ir.~.at· ')'et~ tWl t~;m lVbicdb att.Qehes as much 'v.i.l~p :--:~'-':-:: _ --r '1I <:II~· ! 151Jl U<Iee • er.nlilderuhle nUm ADVEltTIStNG IS THE UFE OF BtJSlliiESS. ten ,years hall 4)'f)eb rcVolUtlom\ry; managed to wtn. by_ ; lop.-.tlde4 ta to~cli owns scored from paBilflll Takia1 Cb-tnc.. ht•r of IN:hMl~ \l ho Rl'\' I'IOl r.ntmtt•rl thit it tia.!1 t.Jaken the game fi'dm &core via noekneto'Doralsthl'(lugli "! thost""blb ruahinar. The fad 'i hi! mnu "lu1 •lert~ded on '"lij: 1 1111 111111 or th'a !Cf(l.]1hs ~1Jlntw11 of tPe big. Jurilberml{ follow, and the atr. a~ft :1eve~ , ft r.ct play Ia more o111g Ia fm 1m1;• Ill Ihe ~ 8\l'CO!IIO~k!t ll 1 ~ c!p "r I.!JI·I r, ttf4:1J~~t\ff! fl! I<lflt.:lll.t:: lveR'lttol:thc fast, Bllift)',l.lggresaA fow :years ago Dartmouth, I t.l ~nd ,non~ mere deserv· ho., o nother twl t-me 11o"" lltl liopu 111m 1!11 li~; J•Ut:m e lllfJ tm•u ~ 1p 1 f~,l!lte11lrent man, 111 not to O\ er· coacb~d b:r <Jes• Ha1Vley, one of fr~tnoltsauls~the t:u;lln 1 that acerul to " , lluul i . ., 1 ualr'~' fn1 mDil~· ,tate the ~11 1:1e. The pa:;a bas inject- . the abte3t exponent~ tiC Lila pa.u. Qurlzht, ·m 1, ~ J'llt.u.. l!.nU&IWI. lN. s Pr -- u...;..-. tree at 1 I I I I '' ----' POR. ~Ralph NeJaler IWme In Racine, f)Jectrtc, saa and furoace. 6f hundredtlts ael'<:l ol aotund. i'rtce t2500 00 L E Sayre Racine, Obto. 11-5-St I'OR BALm-7' yr. old black -~ l<fttJII. llitW1<1 IN CASH ?HIZES See Your Druggiot hors ~ . ' SAMUR. OF- WH:lM "YYU'VE -~Mdhti rabbit hound &Qu r: ll Pomcroy.~.Rt ~ RWI. ~--Rli.N1 -i• POR Spt~nt SUSI'I!CTED SUSI~ 1 M o:ie1 n L;!onard ·-- ' <J{)•fl Avcm1c TURRIBu;- 1>5 I 3 Hysell 11·10-3L ---------------------. haute on venlem:!es Call TWICE~ HEARD M"' ~ t Pllander lfY- --------------------------------------"II. s 0if th e Ttoss rl r con· 11·8-Bt .l 1 hOU'C Pat. Loch· I 11 C-6~ on Lincoln Hill Clall ar) 1 POR RENT-FurniShed -ib.t - fer 1 .ln • No 011• Jikes a penon w~:W. breath t, bad. So be sur. h.;. Call fifi·X or 56-R or set! Mrs Sarah Beegle Pcm ~lOY 11-10-Bt keep your breath bey011d aut· Ught hornekeeplng 5 roo m ~ ba.th Apartmen. In Simpson - :rhe pldon. You can do thl• by gargling with Llaterfne, tht1 safn ontlseptlc-imprave• motJt~ FOR TRADE Sple!ldid barn contain· inc about 6000 feet of hygiene, eheck.J tnf.c:tiC1•1 1ood lumber ,and !!ill aud ~~· odor• lpsta~·rl' '' trade for Cow Peu; CloY. 'Uioloort ~-....alit,~~. St. loUit,IM., U. 5. A. . er Hay or Alfafa. George Eberobach, Pomeroy, Ohio. 11·111-SL I I I Epple - -roR MN r - Modern u lllOlll R[O WIN TOP HONORS I JOSS El<i'CTLY JUNIOR, 11-IIS IS UNCLE ~' Delco light Pll\llt By CLJFt' STERKEIT A Double Doste Good wo,k- lr Price ltOD:.IO. Bly mfl.t'e 4 yrs cl4. .,f~ld ,Good woriL~r Wt , 13:t0t.."&. •w. Taylor, Rutland ' ~~~~ I H~O, "THIS lSC~! I "THOUl,-H'T I'D CALl. UP ANO 'HOLL You "THE. NEW»! '-· IT~"T CO'!o"TA LO'T OF MONEY iJtvESo You "THe: ~E FAC(O~S PL..AY 142 • F tbaII G ' \oi!HA"T IMPAE'liSION I"T "TAI<Ie A lO'T OF MONEY "TO 'TO START "THA"T, CA!oPE'R! m.u. 1 ~1•h•d Nara• 'lloe llllllle Artbut Ule&DI "slroog" I FO!aWA12D PASS .. OF MOOE12-'l CI!J,pllll HOOFIIR! I -· • L3 t e FaII PIOWing Destroys Insec•t SKE r<:CCEtVEe TAMl»A PLAYs A MosT j'The Convenient Center" FLORIDA I ~;!:iEt!:i:~~~~::::~:~~~~i~~~~~~~~ji I PI..A'/S! "The Playground of Amer1ca" l I I DID YOU EVER STOP TO miNK? By 'mE ' .,.,.---- I PAtaT of a :fimzo& :fla.vor OF INTER MAKES THE PASS ~ISI<Y.'r-= I Hotel Hillsboro TAMPA'S LARGE~ T UOtJ•L "OFFICIAL ~A HOTEL" Bialf!l!IY• llf,lior Sho~, Boau~y Parlor, B.t!.l•·c..eti.'TPrl<i•h IIUIII~ft l,lat!U and -•cl "Tqp o' tb' ll'owia" mista!<en I many other Conveni~nce• " I F Centr4l - • Fireproof - • Steftm Hoa.t • ~ R~clio:~ tl•l!!"·l&e Attno~ploere, LarJ•• Airy Rooma Spiei!"'• 4t~b~, M•u•l_!i.,. -..; Outdoor HE WQO HESITATES LON.d IN ,J'lt.JSINfJSS IS LOST Dinlaf Room lind I r . I I I 1!' .•~,!:-~·- ., • • ,-. -. - • • • • • " • Ill / • I • • > • . ' .. . ' I '• \r• • •V I 1 too, •l rnr WHOI BUSlf'IESS, DUES NOT EXIST. IT TAl<ES PERSISTENT ADVERTISING TO MA~~ TijE· ~VB~C K~OW·l'l\~\N~~~!i!( l'f. • ·' " 1.1 �· ~ • • i - · ... • ... TOISI)AY, NOftliBJ:R 10, ltll ~ • 5 I H I O SlAT£ 1t NuSr rliC~I S T A•:l CLJIJ~.~ Refaaea Profits u I 'Trl '" • EATHERFORECAST- W READERS NOTICE-If ,.... waat the Newa Ollioo o1 The DaUJ T~ll>uae, caU 238-L 1 if the Bualn... Ollice uk for 20Z·R. cwudy. probably ocep1ooa1 night ano Thurad&)' and In extreme North portion .. • 81lt'htly wartl'lft' FULL LEASED :WIRE OF ~UJ1It!.IJ'., NEWS SERVICE Portland WOJ'<I reee!Ved. htte from Dr 0 . C Hendenon wno went t.o VltnDa Aus~. to stUCIJ at the mllliaay, £ta.t:!d that ~J bad a pltiiDilt. BROTHER-IN -l~W IOf PRES WENT IS 'l1lt liea wu IIDlOOt.h aDd they uperienced rw 881. atckDSL At. present they are comtortabi.J settled for the year and his SQn. 'Jim' · la attencttn1 a Oennan t boys) school. voyage The Rn. lulillf A . Nleuwland (above), 53, proteJsor at Notrf Dame Un•v•nity, hM, after 26 ye&l'll' research developed Bfll thette rubber, whieh it pronounced a eucceu bJ th• du Pont d.• N• moura Company, wbJeh il buildin1 a huce plant to manufaeture thr roduct. Sine,. Father Nieuw r.material IUld took the vow of po\'fl'ty, all profrta from hl11 not& Wo111an And Tot of Three Are Numbered A.ont The Victiml -OTHERS INJURED Char11ed With ion Of liquor In California IJ~~ From Attadu Of Rebels; Both · Join In Request ' "HOLDINGT HE SACK" I CALM PREVAILS , I Saved By Uae Of O:r.nen; Three Firemen Are Injured New York, ,mnfiGN 1 IAsnon P HHO UNDER BONO Hallwood worthy dl~eovery will ro to th1 Conrl'f!l&tloD of the Holy Crosa MiUioD8 Wed - Alon11 Nonni Rhrer ,,; Oppoaine . ~,,,,,.,~ • 1 Pick Point• I - Nov. ll-IK&-P1ve womu. .,nd :~. cpl)d 3, were burned to death today aa a d.vut.atln• ftre IUt.ted • tour-story trame dwelllnl ln the WtlllamlbUrJ aeetton or Btooklyn persons. blcludlal a Ambulance crewa uaed OXJPD tanks ln eft'orta to keep t.UYe nearlY a. dor.en ot.here hurt In the blue An open hoapltal was elt.Hltahed in the street t.o wh1eh vtetlms ot the ftre and smoke wen takeo down ladders by firemen, while llhii"Y ftames IBBbed out. bebtnd them Among t.he lnjlll'til wer'e $hrte F""l• Today t lnt.ernahonnl News Servie? ::J.:;k· foreign Tlentaln, offlCf!rs wer2 the •' Mr. Schaeft'er of Hart & Co. of Cleveland will be at the lobby of the Remington Hotel, Pomeroy, Thursday and Friday, November 12th and 13th, displaying Are Focused Here N~TICE! We are now openinl an Elect~ic: Shop in the Downey build· ine, Eaat 2nd. St., Pomeroy. We are fully equipped and experienc:edforKovSe • • w1rm1,. • repa11' o Wuhin1 Mac:hinEiectric: Refrieen.ton -Sweepen and Elec· tric Appliances in New Fall and Winter MILLINERY All former customers of ours will be given the opportunity to make their selections and purchases at this time. · Miss Sue Lehew will be there to help you in mak· ing y~ur fittings. All hats sold and delivered immediately. 1eneral. Your pat· rona,e will be enat· ly appreciated. MODEL ELECTRIC • SERVICE Phone 275-X ~RALPH YOUNG- WORLD'S OUTSTANDING JOB NOW, IS TO RE-FSTABLISH CONFIDENCE, PRESIDENT HOOVER SAYS IN ARMISTICE DAY SPEECH; TELLS HEARERS 'JlHA'Jl MILLENNIUM NOT ACHIEVABLEIN ONE NIGHT � 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 10, 1931 bellows dunham johnson lewis