https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/85f4978ce26d7b9ff0eba9fb9d7f133c.pdf daa3c5f9affdcba542b60c42d8c98cc9 PDF Text Text ·. ,. 'If ,•( l ~· •~~'' I~ ll<t i, Ull{:: " , I#"' -~ o.J. • 1 .. A-..W I iv'ij • t, .t I~· 1' '1 JA•:S t rr OHIO S7ATE ~ UStU~ JHGH S T AND I Hw AVl I : ·,.:, . • COl LJnso 'I I' !r;t - · Sy.raeose QPALITY CLOTHING. READERS .N011CF.-If •' .~ .,... .... ,_ ZOZ.R. :WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVI C E ISSU[Oi;. Aettve in "War" GUERillA RAIDS .' :I BJ CHtNESL SIC BY CDVfHNMINT!i· ARE ENCDUHAGINGI· Of MORE TROUBlE tme} Money Houdini bu B""n Definitely Checked, Statement Showa Alon1 Nonni River Front; ~doive Battle For A:nganki INCJtEASE NOTED EXPEC:rED SOON Circulation; Confidence Returns Wolfe 8\biday. Rhc!"e~ ~ccordlnK the Japane~te R~nd Ntsa Baraon.s 15pent Sunday wlth Sayre and family or Antt· 1aat mldnlrht, ese ftghtlng time. Mll!JUel ------- atteruted meettne: at SUIT FILED lVENGEO AS CO TO OUTH ll::rawfor'CI County Negroeo i Eatreme Penalty !'"or Crime M. E. Letart Sun- or Pla. spent 8aturday with Uerbert W1illams and was dotn1 IIODle on C. 0. Cowderys and Quy Carpenter with t.he latter's Carpent'Jt and After Mother is Killed Traffic Accident in Capital City LAWRI<NCI .ulltE8TEII Be1 t Lawrence of near wu , committed to the Friday mornlnfl by If $35 wao your q~lity ata11dard lu' faD for . Y~ , .. Dana. Ttacy and 18 d>arPcl Willi ' will De anatihed on ' IF YOU ARE AWARE that $M should get you the ~ame 'quality thi!! fall., . . THEN COME HERE ·and see how $94.60 we match it at ..... .. • : .. , .. : t Itt . Rem· , Portland ·.NGtlee! W. Other. $19.50 '$29JIO . ' and Mrs. Hmrrr Swan spent ewu:toy with her Mr. and Mn. Nohe of ., · ' Bank Bandit Saws Way To Freedom Carpenter .~~~-:ll!'i.ef- Atheno Wm. Shroads abd family of ler Oouqty, Pa., nre viBlt.iog ~oad's parents, B. Martlas family Mr. and :Mra. I. M. Bwet.t t.be weet end 1i1:8!1tl of the iorm01r8 siater Mra. omver MacDonald Glouster. Mr. and Mr11. D. P. with Lhe BaUor at Orley Rife and famUy were Sunda.y cuests or F. M. Darat famll)'. Mr. nda Mro. w. H. HamPton and Mn.,J . o . Gorby •pent Sunday wtth &be latter'a 1011, Ouy o. Gorby' and wife Syracuae. ,_::;-:~••;:"'::;:~ apent a few days Mildred Parker tn Leaveo O'COAfs ues tbat'eVllD, BlltPRSS OUr ow.n.$z'..t.00· )J /, ' · ,.. tallio ...t.e. ~ ,e ar lo , ,~:.·~. .., .. Ulll . ....... ",.__ \ ,. .., ..... ., You ma7 aot realise U &e e.._ the W&J ~r U.ll ilwk, ef IIDllan, ... ewen your own at ldlf LET US SliOW YOU OU~ 1\1/oDE -T(f : MeASURE SUitS Attb . OVEkCOA'i;' : · 0 • •• Ia order &o nmln4 1011 pe ....... ~M~ J0 ... Ia nery ••J at a time wllen a 111e ............ war .,... tMt nn i:""';lf•,.. ,. .... ... "* • • -- • •• • ,. • • • • • • ,. ' ·, • • • • • lt waa aald, althouch ho8· wete very secretive nothilll less Ulan a 11uatained In a Fifth •• STYLEPARK·HATS. ~ . "' ' "The Best $5 Hat . In AJmerica" .. . .. .. . .. . ..... . . Reefers, and . Squares SCARFS i 1• CALL .- ,. ··h'1.-.. .. ....,..1...,..,.... ,.... ,...... ... . ·~~: ~ thbtr. Suede; Calfskin, lined· and unlined .. ... .. .. . • ...... _...,. a.\... Pi Well o.;,.,I;;;L,_. \ thtl elll'll and lei. the fiR Week ~J· u. . w.... ~ A!=:~ ,~ ·!: ' • ··;.JJ ; •,'' · past standards, . ... : . ,. .. . ( ,.._ ..; Othen $19JIO to,$29.50 . · · :· -, ••• ' 1 ~ ,:·• · ~MaJor of,.jear ~yluaat, I ....,, &a eall 7our atlellltlon ;1~ tile fu& Uaat ,... ~ ._rttrin1 wtlb work of uae Fire T'la. .t ..... ~Snell ' " on &he w&J &o • lire when ' Richly textured, rightly 'styled, rdgged7 ; :·. ' Jy made for warmth:' and· wear ....·Val· ....d· ,- -STETSON HATS New Low ' Price ·· · · AUTQMGBILE DRIVERS ' 'At'I;ENTIONI De&ant Threat l:le WiQ Not be c.,p, tured Alive ~NI) ... ·.· . be f•an• than ror :roa Ori't'fl to the eiU'h WileD. Jell ·~-thelnlckhu-,tollow . Pin ..,. ....,. ....... lo ..... 't& wl&lloat lalerterenee 011. ,.. . . ·' C. J. HESS, Mayor. o 1 , WE GIV£ S. .1: H. GREEN STAMPS I • n Chief Executive'• Idea Is That Such a "Thaw Out" Some Two Billions And Farm Mort1•11e• BELIEVES PLAN WILL GIVE JOBS I As Fundo For Buildin1 Are Releaoed ; Would I li•h A Di.count Bank In Each Of Twelve I Federal Reserve Diotricll Rushville Ot.rth Smith and ladJ friend PRESIDENT HOOVER AWAITS \Of CONGRESS PR~POS~l TO I UP H~ME lOAN DISCOUNTING 1 ! By EDW AliD HUNTER I . N. 8 Stall Correspondent Copyrllht, 1931, By I. N. 8. Mukden, Nov. 14-INB--Gut:rUla by Chinese cavalry upon Jap· &nelltl outposts on l.be Nonni river front today marked t.he beJinRinaJ of hU8tiUUea which were expected to culminate in a. de('islve battle for the contrOl or Anpnkt. Six JapaneBe were kllled and several others wounded In sharp ftaht· near :u; General Ma _::-.,--_of Eaat .. Liver~ al to lffS MURDER I Cbineoe Leader Army Of 20,000 To Oppoae Japo ID 4mQUnt Of MoneJ In ·Personals West nllj:ht and St.md&y , warmer Stu>da.y; ·;~~ ; FULL LEASED JAPANESE DIVORCE o h lo and Olllee of n.. DaiiJ Trllu1 , call 2341 L, If the 8uuio- 1M AT LOWER PRICES. (0ontlnued from pqe WEATHER FORECAS1-' JOU waat �,, ltllll).f.Y, liOftltiiiBII. Ia, IISl BtJNDAY, IMVIIM8ZR 11 ltll Dangerous Target Pradite Maybe f.m Wrong --w-11-b v.... ere,, ,inia News a,. ~- ;, M~J>..., PBOid ID·Io that waU 1 dleport loeCOnduy before he waa excellently t.o eet rtot.iced lt Will It w;ood play a.nd tar but the Jaeket the soore mounted to 14, with hard held them tor the Lhree A word o1 pral&l! 11 due the Nkklleport. School band for t.he1r excenent work d...,.ut'l t.he eame Prklll~ att.Hnoon at Point Pleaaant Thla eonttn~ &ent ot musicians followed the YellOw Jacket.& t.o the and. were forced to Jl88& on t.betr Iy nve mtnutea of the game spenl. Lh~y Bebrell'a run tor t.he second touch laat. duwn dOWJJ wu wde from about tbe After th&t ftrlt misplay by the Jilty yard Une and he certalnly Jaeket.l they came b&clr. with an looked lood a.s he slde~st.eppcd otrenae punch that carried. tl)em ~ oome remarkable lnterferen"" durllll tbe ftrst few plays At that paint In the ~rame t.htn&s ; cert&lnly looked bad tor the home ~ " drives they were not idle 00 llle ddemlive The Bls [lla.tka tried tJI d.fM:eptive play& at. their command' duriQJ the second hal! In attempts Tbe fellow who smokfld hb:paeJt to death trytna to save up enoush WcrtdlnJ annlnraarlt.s are be- Lurn on their Investment C!;l!"lnJ. a pnlblem noloadOyl Cou· Take K Gl Lean It ll1lh1i:1 IKI othn it"s <UfllLov..:: may move moun~IM bu~ l't'rnetn~ What wedif&ig you con dO it quicker Wlih o 5t.eam Iih<>·ie celebtallrir y- &hOl'el 1 Matrlm&nfa.J ~Drips Sofl Jiiloo The wilY som'e wives b'a.\le to work The. guy w~ro hu \he hat check· around the house you d Ullnk they inK r:011CUs.tcm at E)Oli~l rl:lp~ wer~ m11.rrled by the Sccretar!' o1 Labor l!eo!"l AMI'\I'pt:t=n!o Amerlea- la stJll 8' tree · 'i:Oun~ Oil!' O.n Va•dnlllfl aU ll<Pendl upon wb4l Jdml of Patient-Can you do sOmeth1nl Uberties )'01i wan~ to tate tor my lnF.Omnla? but most people want a lar.rer 1 e- Doetor- Pf:rhapa bu!llness? What b your Patlent-1 m a shecp-herd'Jr ~ofNdvc 1 ' Some men want to leave to<Kprtnts on the aands of time. but otber~ A New York taUter punished his t()oo'"d dauatu:er one day by'\ sto~ plrl.r Mr ~tg&rettell and cutting her j!ln oa a haU-wtt arounid town tellins he1s MBtng hll mb:td people AlllCII'ieao Trq:eltie. heiiR' n, Please ttaousand wives King must have had a lot o1 bt it.. --~;o... u""' AUCTION-t JJ~ ..• . !of CONTRACT ., J,Wyrmc Perguaap ' Q ;d:i~~~~~!':;;~ :~~~~~e o!'::._~n~J ~~l~u = a~ald:JNe:ft:~t ~t;; =! I ~~~ -·-· ...,__ I ..... ...,.... 'l "'*· HERMAN KHf[R ~[HIOUSlY HUR1 IN AUTO WUCK z ... if,...•• f...,,•. Rutt_r;ne.,ao.,.,. z. FAITH BALDWIN ...... UQO,...r Sonp Shes only a llabtb.bllftf k~r • daughter but &lie l'nows lf.bat buoy& will be buoys Oar OwD Va..nllle Brown-You say yOIJ're a t~ln a hoae raetory? ' 1 set the elockll on Polka 11 Slumber Mu· RUII Columbo, 12 The 12 15am aee. ....ilott 1.·······2 F<ml- D_.,..,. The young brldt 'WhO tan Uie tripe throuJh the clOthe• Wl'~r who When a.n alphabttkal soup saleshas to sWIJiow his own wm-Ss a wrong numtien to take th'e wrlnk.lei out N.U aDI1 Voltt An egotl!t is '' 11 No., ~ try to coyer up thelf tracb an fJI#rg 1 I 35or 'l"'" W.,..... of N&twe Virtue maYbe th 'cWif rC"ard He wu eenously burned =' Wm:z. ........., , at Jt -Speciallr p~ d De- ~bl People who doD't bel~ve ill pmbltii.l shoutd eauy thelr owt• rooeue bla molob- but be wu be:atr.J b.ek by t.he .:: . A,LL POINTS SCORED IN FIRST PERIOD a •*ceo eun. ,..,p...... valid .. :rf:1· ·••'"' KO smaahtna through hil.d burely l!ll.a.rted and the line Friday • ; ! But from tpen t.o the tlnal whis- neld much better maklna; a reel The band drUied at the .. tle of the eame the Ja.cketa opened game of football throuahout, half and was &ood The eo' , with a. deteme which held and then E\ery member of the Yellow t1re membership or the band •Stat;t Off Wj'-L Uan..licap When Loe I F bl N came through with ~orne sreat ol- Jacket line played bang-up football adno ~ ..1t.sgoodleadweorr'k t"h~~e,..~'n" • W &;a ~ a Um e eft fense IUld deceptive plays WlUCh during the fray dOIUI some ex. ._ ""' ...... ' Coal LIIWI Recovll!red And Soon Converted netted them """' oood oalns 'ctptlonal work at blocking and tak- I ~=========rfr AUC'nOM •to Touchil "' Hopes moWJted soon a.ttr-r the Ulif men out for holea and even "" OWD D'j ppone~tla beglnnln& of t.he second halt lUi bu.-alnng throu&h th(. opponents ATTEND D A. R MIEIETING Mrs W 0 Davia Mr11 N C the Joeals 11l.arted out to smell!' Pt Defensive plays wo1 ked lood tor Welch Mrs Elizabeth HarUngf!r, ..,_M "-~) wlf 1 1 Mrs W 0 Huddleston, Mrs R A. ~~U~Y~U.L (a.,.,.. "' ' e ARTICLE No I ~ the ball they worked like clock punts 10 sp1te of Lhe muddy tleld Miller, Mrs Charles Hennt'liy ana o£1talr'J II-7MMtld. J'orel,n Min~ It oo ,_jly ~blo tllat tbe .. _ . ot1ll d 1 o..,. tho bidd"' ,..---.V.::~ Miss Bess Banborit motored to Rut~ ~ hu diatinwork, for aw 1ile to :dip and slide The pWltt; tmd passes were hamla111bad OD hi• offacial ol cm.in haAdf. ~ -b l l ~he bet Tbe l.oUowanJ bandl ha~ hem • •• ~ Beaver, Estep, Injured; Loeala Fi1bt To Lut Ditch thro\l&h lor ge.ins and nrst dowru; pert"d to a cerblm de&let: by the la.ml Friday afternoon where they At the end of the Lh1rd quar ter shppety C<lndJLion of the bull but attended the reaular medina or iWt to A•mea to hold dllculiona mrtt«< to ludin1 f ' - and Obey failed to • ..., on any ol ti>em It p _.; l'p'r.\ But are Unahle To Puncture Stonewall !!# Neal hurled a pass :0 Beaver who each side did w;ood wcrk in hanainK the Dll.ughters ill' the Ameru:a.n ef eai'Nilt ~onal problema to obow that tbeie ,. otlU ....,.. 'I'Kh to learn about Audtoa ~ Coo!fl!'t·• • Revolutmn which wae beld e.t the 1 'Wit:b PrtDiant Hoover. Forelcn ~en by the a~b,fotf tbiY can be cen:un that tbe•r pnMnt-dJ1 • ,.._1 ., 0 ._. took It for a twenty one yard y:ain on to the oval fenae Of Weat Virrinia Contingflftt II ~ VarietY of oplDIOn ~. ~ .. &be JNIII J l''~ !l!r.td= GnDdl ud. h1l attraetnoe theonct are~ and a cicar Jleld ahud But he The deceptive !!ipl.nner play of the home or Mrs Bertha Rathburn The next meeting v.lll be held at wile wiD H Wlal;te Boue fUut.l and mabo Jttbe moc ~:eve< played Aa foaaao the~~ ~l !til '" ac1 ' ta th slipped as the crowds were yelling opposing team '.1 llti @'Ood tor nearly T ~k 1.ul u at DOW tkfe If bOuDd to l:ir: It-it. <.J } f'~'il 1 van ae of a Middlee West Vtratnia aggresatlon for a touchdown and could not re~ every gain the Bill Blackb made 85 the home of Mr6 Charlea Hennesy ....... IIMll 111 M71 iD Ule U. S.. .olen u:ato Auct10a u variety ol opuuon H.,'• that 1t alway• ~uet • • ~ port fUmble on the tnltial play ot Sebn!ll too~ the ball from center gain his feet before a Big Black Lime alter time Bebrell or Martin on December t.he eleventh 4 Ute !game, the Polllt Pleasant high &lid otr tackle on u 1e fourl.h pia) man downed him on the eighteen would take the ball from ceul.er llaiNI Ne. I aoe clob Ill' .ve ~ba. The *'iter ito 1 school Bl& Bladr.8 soon counted of! of the game and across the goal yard Une fake a pass to another bu.ck and CLUB IIOSTIESS t ........... tW ... ~ ilofl"!-1 .. _ ..d _ _ ~ . . . Mls8 Dahlia Pauley charmlnllY tht twenty )'arda, separatina them tor the n\IU'ker He then place They -;alnly tried to push the slx. then f:ipln through Ule line for Rood : y h.om ~e, coal Jlne. for the ftnt klcked tor the ext.ra point which points acros:> at the beginning of consistent aalne A lateral pass enterta.ined the members of her :A B fivo-dub bid. ao would' bltl !10lf ~p~ ''' c. touchdown tn a moat exeitlnK was eood and a sevrn point mar· the fourth period but the Blacks attack opeHed by the West Virain- brtdae club and also other guests ~ hIt a ""'1 ~- b•t, 1 pme, whlc;:h clt¥~ed 14 to 0 at Har- lih was held by tHe boys across the held a ld they lost the ball aft.er ~R team was Wol ked several times Friday evening at t,ne McMaster obould bid ......... a fiitoWJ1 mQil fteld at POint Pleasant Friday rl\ler about a five yard stUn fhe west tJor nice ge.ins although it was home on North Third Avenue. Hoorto-1, t, 7, d,! ponU.11Janc1 Tllatlict ..... Ia·• afternoon That W88 of course a bad break Vlr1lma lads didn t lose any time roken up In the last part of the Ouests other than the memberfi 01 Oubo- A, 7 ' to oil.....,. tho i ..-dub ~"!f. ' the club were Mra Lewis Via ot Dlo ....ula- K, 10, 8, 7 Thon may ...,. ...U ._ a - - iJ ~ The 1nl Black kick-oft at the for the home lads but soon atter in getun1 the bell out or the dan- aa.me before it had started Spodeo - A b - '""! aot a pmo m dulil. AD b ' &tart of the Jame 111'0.6 returned 1o the next klek-otr the BJg Blacl•s ger zone and down tv safer terri- PlDurJng the first hall the Potnt Charleston, Mrs J P Stewart of aD1 the writ. prela'la ODt<iub bic14rl ,tpe- ;w.ddleport twenty yard Une proved they had a rta:ht to at le.a.st tory ea.sant eleven ga.Jnea nearly twice Pleuantvllle, 0 Mrs Hamer Mrs W...tlbould th••baad • !• Jl.nd on tb.e flrlt play, Neal throuah lODe me.rker when Bcbrell meaked The game ended with the ball on ~~~~~ {h8 ~ 8 ~~UKh scrlnunaee Edward Murphy or Boston Mass z, .. I bid .... the IOf'IIOUl& 0 tackle / the ball was f~bled and 1rom a mass or arms and lags en- the Middlep 01 t t'lrteen y11rd nne h c oca aas but the l&st Mrs John Kent Mrs Resener 1 !Janel/ CONTRACT BIDDING tmm.edlately went lm.o poBR'f!l!l11on of tan& led near the center of j.be line, I shortly after Neal intercepted a p M~dlfdlwa. ,entirely lh favor of the Zelher Mrs David Miller Mrs ,--,..-...- _ _ epm team as they ealned Robert Camp Mrs Roscoe Powlea Local Well Known Poat· At Coatnr:t, the Wd ...W .W • •f!: considerably more yardfJ than t.he Mrs L D McMaster Mrs Walter ..-I man Found Un· oppasll!On through scrimmage Uarri!l Mrs Walter Duncan Mrs piU)!l Road M 8 MeAll1ster, Mrs John Kinconac:ioua H--10,6 1 he paSBlnif attack of the Yellow caid and Miss Harrle Marie Smith Oubo-7,5,3 Jackett never worked better than Ml s B F Fultz. Jr recetved th~J in this ts:ame l"llday afternoon club prize and Mrs Robert. Camp TAKEN TO HOSPITAl: £" ....... • 2 S..S.-5, They made seven nUempts with the guest prize Complimentary the ae1ial atiaek, cumpleb.nll three prizes were awarded to the foUowTelephone : y : with three !o.lling Into unoccupied inl by the hostess Mrs Via Mrs Car Stntck :A B 1 t..:n !tory while one was Intercepted Stewart Mrs Hamer Mrs Murphy Pole Near Kanaura End The Big Blacks attempted four o.nd Mrs Charles McMaster Of Bridre passes With three Incomplete and Delicious retrestJmenl.l! were servone Intercepted ed I!NifiNS me. R~rman Keft'n, local well known The B1g Bli\Cks had n powe1 tul CUSS ENTERTAINED pa~tman Will taken to tm Holr.er servant opened to I offensive dJ lvlng attack With some Mrs Edward Anderson Mrs hG&pltal about 6 60 o ckxl.k Prigreat performance from the lnterni&ht after his car wbleh he (('rcnce which at Uu,e~ could noL Moulden, Mn1 Dickinson and Mrs day was drivin1 l.Ciward GaiUpolls be broken \ p n,e11 plays were Sidney Williams were hoatesses t.o struck e. tetephc.ne pole alonplde p~rson, He made fMt and 5Ilappy with som..! g00d the 'Win More clas:> or the Heath the highway near the Point Plea8 - CONTRAcT BIDDING· I• Cootrut, ~ ...... They heJCI M E church Friday evenlng a.t the ant. Bridge at Kanagua !!lilted hole gains fi"Om 1ecevtmn and Fanchon .m e-dg "' In w~lght over U1e local 'omer s home on North Third Ave Keffer wu &lone ln the ce.r and ....,........ for, it I, ....,. better "' bid tbe oult. n ..... llout oo tru~n F<ntly. She reahztd lads A number ot tile claM were present particulRu of tile accident could doubtful hand.. Quo bOaR 18, • to enjoy the delightful time servants ador~d It wru; a gcod gam" I Obl start A i te tl not be learned at presa tim~ 11 llft,tbopropOrbld Carstam! It wa' easy to to finlsh with quite a. crowd or lon n rea ng progre.m In charge was bt"lleved, however that h1s car Mrs MatUe Bush and Mrs why "Jame~on" explam l'ld cal fans In attendance Tht fit~ld ot lloa4Ne. Fre.nk Gaylord was presented At- bf'Cilme uncontrollable 11.11 no s1JIIS' Carstatrs, leadm11 the way 1r~, drenched with 1r.ln befO\t' the ter the teB"Uiar business meeting of a collision wllh e.nother car been w•th me for many years Brt.m(' started but it ceaaed raining : y : refreahmenh were served by the were in 1evidence 1s one of the fanuly 1 :A 8: Plans were made for The Wet.herholt ambulance ot h•m up from the country o.t the b~gtnning The IHatl was lu hostesses gocd shape a!llde Ir~ ,11 a rew Sfndlng a box o~ Jelly to the rlte Gallipolis rllllhed hlm to the hos~ Uter us for a lew dayf~." muddy SJXlts which Cil.liS('d a num· Cr088 hospttal at Oo!Qmbua pU,l aon alter Ul;t ~~~~·:.;..:~ Rouu-K,Q.10,,,7 'h~,:f::!:;~~·~S'1:, see111ed enormC~U.• tl&ecavercd Attac.nes o_t the F: caught ghnlp!ltll bel""or n:liflpJay& by Uuth teams Oub.-aoae sald at noon Saturday, he The game .Frldav wns the nna.l room and mus1c Dia--7.2 game o! Ute l>edSou 11 ~ 1 ht :trllow regained eonsc:ousne&'i shortJy beI m::~:~OD one hvmg room and Sp.dee-O. J. 1 fore ar\d was belJeved to be .someII on the other, all opemng otl Jackc.l:.:i b"forc .., lillllllld Thankswhat lmpro\ied, although his eon~ giving cle.sslc Practice will r~mme hall These rooms f'X~ r•• •bboor tjltlon atlll remalna serious He Z, No-~Mn Carstatrt!- further all he re Monday in an effort to gft the ao dooolor, was bruilled and cut badly about hand I upon a terrace and F azn:hon crlpplu Into shape b~ that date the tace and arms while one leg -;h;;,J; Ic;;;ldowo. through the long Fr"nch Beavers knee Wlli! JhiUtC 1 a;rlltn In was cut severely which ma.y prove " flowers bloo\111118 and the flay while EsteJ.o "er.el-.ed ae~ha1rs and couche, serious although a.uthoriLles of the veie mjurles foacing Ul!ll from the hospital believed he would recover game Rich Pickens whu hi\.<; pla)'cd footba.ll fot the '""lddltport t'll vcn for three consecutive )i~o.rs : y : 1 was knocked out !or the fir..t time I A I I Fnday He was soon blought ~z arcund however and played a \I.I;Iale of a. game at the guard po"Collm • , ." she went on, "u up Nonh You may have wondered sition His bigger brot~r Ben Pickens why he 1sn't m town to meet you?" "No," saad Fanchon w1th perfect at tackle certainly played football I have opened a througoout the fraj' . .tplaylng tr~th, "I hadn't wondered at all" any lineman on either eleven, exI new Garace at Chea· "~.·~~f'"loaidl, wrQle you,'" the other woman cepting his brother Rich Not too "":. 'about his attitude. Uut I Ear1r Ri1i•1 Fa••rad little could be said about any Jac"'1 hire, Lateat equiprather explaan more fully AUcriON BIDDilfG: Early rlalng, or rather wal.ln~, Is ct lineman however as eaeh and ment and competent every man came thwugh with the lhe custom In mnst EngliRh hos 1 mechanic. kmd of football thi:I.L 1li necessary Jlltals. Four I..on~lon lnJltlrlltiM!J for such a goOO presentation of rouse their patient a b1•h' PPn 4 and I Let me tune your Mn plays 4 30, forty between t\ and ri t:i own Neal wru; the outstandlnll pertm twenty two hetuc-en 5 00 nnd ~ .fi motor up Free of 1 mer of the Yellow Jacket backfield Plght, behHoen 8 00 Alld 0 4'i IUHI ilS his timely punt.ll accurate pass charee this time and cs and goor.l running, gave hliii team C~nl,y six nt 7 a m ' oee the difference. a Cood advantage Riley Estep l I l N't~weU, W Va JfOY If-IN&WhUe her IOJ) tqbt a 1o1tn1 ..ttie tiJ reach her Rdt throUib a wan ot ftamea liN S&rah a Deebee aa an invalid., waa burned to - h _ , wbeo llrf ..,_II<IYed Forty New Lhelr home • AIODIO ...heft lley, IG, aon ol the In· In today mute"'d tbe march Come On And Pl1ht For M H 8 which hu been uaed by Middleport hl1h r.chool for a t coupona to get. lllc1tnoorlb, It of the ln"llcl -okl o.hl iwo.7tar •• Edith, and ~ from Ule • ' • • ..;.~ whlch wu contpleU]J \....~ ftntuaed ':!' beflleYodull • . .,. 1#1) 117 a. a ~~~ ea. 'I .ullll. • "" ;; } 1 ·of _ ..., ' 1 JACK[le eTRIK[ TARTAR IN· :.~h·~~t~:~i:'E;!~ ?~ ~r.~~~~:r.~~~::-:::: 1 ;~.~ ~:~~.~?w~·:.:: vr-ll0u \J-[ II lJ lJ ~ ::U.:lt:!:~e~ ~:o~: ~! ~~e~~';;~ W:,r::k W:!oa\~! ' ~~~en~ert T~: ~~ ~. B~ACK T£~M AT PT, PL[ASANT , B1 loc~s . H£LO -~COH[L[S~ LO~[ 14-1 :=~:;:~~~.~. ~~::r.~ ~=:J:t~:!.:::i·~:;;::E:-1 :~::n"~:o~:&~·~:i l ·~ WOMAN LOSU J,.U'I! . I WHEN HOME !""'......., ll"DNS "" her Guest of U.S. Larry •' ..• t'! "l <-'•,. tt a a ""'s z to••• ,, I of Cbarleston of her Place vl•l\ed Cll'lle and Mrs Norman some are that Tho& this place now poor health Wo Old Srmbal of Powet' The tnsca11 oo the United State~ dlm4! Is not t1sed all a 11ymbol of Rnme but hecnb&e It waa an a.ncl~>nt l!]mhol of ()0\\('r \\hlch l'lu been Ulled 11'1 Rrtlstlc dt"!Jigtt1 for cei. tlJrles. The hend Is tha( of L1ih frop~ l ..... Nonmber lt :" .. 0., " no-.,- .. Kerns R Pickens T Lewis Stevena B Pickens Ward L T Maye11 (C) L o Wilson C Hutchlntlon R 0 Thompson R T Ferguson R E Miller Riley Q B Dal'5t Nea.l H B Johnson Estep <CJ H B Martin Beavcr F B Bebrell Substitutes Middleport Gallagher, E Lewis, Allensworth, Point Ple81:18nt C&ldwell, ~Alpin I Ill By f4~!1 R. Waite, Shawnee, Oldahol"• There is an old ~a~·ing, "Ladybird, ladybird, fly away home; your house is o:n fire and your children wtll burn," r ' l'~~~~~~;~~~~~~~:~~~~::~=~~~~~~~~~i~~ii~l th e Da1'J y l'riloUI>e!//_ Allensworth Beaver ifave a Cookint Walch School. for ~~~~~:rort an(\~PointS:~~~ll! men t of good performance nt Interference I am informed that there are no fewer than t\yn thqUf!!1ttd known species of ladybirds in the world, and although ttiey ill e geJ!tje aq!l friendly to man they are the implacable 'ene!lilea qf ih~ insect-pests, especi~ly those. that attack fruit. '' choose an exposad pla!!e for their winter homes an~ to be all!~ to exist through a great deal of hardship F~t~M M,HHS IP P a s P P H S -None complete, 3 lncomplete, J Intercepted Penalttes-~ddleport-Ten 7ard8 pt Pleasant- PUteen yards Touchdowns made by Sebrell ex Points made by Bebrell 01Dclals-~ Bintz, Ohr16t H L, Robin!!Qn, ~birds I am told that the California fruit gt'OW2rs realize the valu~ of the ladybird as an ally and keep vast numbers of th~llt' little creatures m a kind of cold storage through the wintel\ rej~~llll' thfllll am~ th11 ffiJit trees wh~n sumll\er comes. TIUlfE THt;\" QESTno:r ENQif,IJOUS NUMBERS OF PLI\NT Ur:E. 1\ND ' SGA{.E lNSEC~ ~ND SAVE A GREA1' DJiiAL OF Flmn' !I'H~tl Q~~"~~E WOULD HAVE B!liE~pESiDRO\\EDi. ' . ~ , 1 "' ~8&11-10 2 a a 1- 9 1 Passeo-M H s s complete, a tn1complete, 1 intercepted F. C. MACK Wheat King - • 40 I I I New Wiater Coats Ia Today at IJudge-Miller Ball in actual plar-lst 13 min 8 sec , 2nd quartel Quarter 2 mtn 42 see , 3rd quarter 3 mtn 20 IJeC ltth quarter 2 min 15 see Pouiquar~~~~ .. ~eco~ds FOUR KILLED WHEN I HOUSES COLLAPSE 1 1 + Naples, Nov 1-i--JNS-Ftlur p rsons were killed and 2& injured wheu a blotk of Oats collaPfled ~re today, renderlna tlfteen 1 ramrue. hcm 3:Iess 1 crow Prince Umberto rUBbed to the scene trapt hls Naplea ~lace when informed of the t.ra(ledy and 1 Iimmtdlat.ely ordered an lnveattp.. CJI.rd...t lUI ... hltll ....... tlon to determine reapoualbiUty for DlllriNlM b ____ _ .......... llr ......... ,.j the ucldltnt I Specially Priced. . co,._ ·A' IID sa ~ . ~ , I 1 ' I I �,, ltllll).f.Y, liOftltiiiBII. Ia, IISl BtJNDAY, IMVIIM8ZR 11 ltll Dangerous Target Pradite Maybe f.m Wrong --w-11-b v.... ere,, ,inia News a,. ~- ;, M~J>..., PBOid ID·Io that waU 1 dleport loeCOnduy before he waa excellently t.o eet rtot.iced lt Will It w;ood play a.nd tar but the Jaeket the soore mounted to 14, with hard held them tor the Lhree A word o1 pral&l! 11 due the Nkklleport. School band for t.he1r excenent work d...,.ut'l t.he eame Prklll~ att.Hnoon at Point Pleaaant Thla eonttn~ &ent ot musicians followed the YellOw Jacket.& t.o the and. were forced to Jl88& on t.betr Iy nve mtnutea of the game spenl. Lh~y Bebrell'a run tor t.he second touch laat. duwn dOWJJ wu wde from about tbe After th&t ftrlt misplay by the Jilty yard Une and he certalnly Jaeket.l they came b&clr. with an looked lood a.s he slde~st.eppcd otrenae punch that carried. tl)em ~ oome remarkable lnterferen"" durllll tbe ftrst few plays At that paint In the ~rame t.htn&s ; cert&lnly looked bad tor the home ~ " drives they were not idle 00 llle ddemlive The Bls [lla.tka tried tJI d.fM:eptive play& at. their command' duriQJ the second hal! In attempts Tbe fellow who smokfld hb:paeJt to death trytna to save up enoush WcrtdlnJ annlnraarlt.s are be- Lurn on their Investment C!;l!"lnJ. a pnlblem noloadOyl Cou· Take K Gl Lean It ll1lh1i:1 IKI othn it"s <UfllLov..:: may move moun~IM bu~ l't'rnetn~ What wedif&ig you con dO it quicker Wlih o 5t.eam Iih<>·ie celebtallrir y- &hOl'el 1 Matrlm&nfa.J ~Drips Sofl Jiiloo The wilY som'e wives b'a.\le to work The. guy w~ro hu \he hat check· around the house you d Ullnk they inK r:011CUs.tcm at E)Oli~l rl:lp~ wer~ m11.rrled by the Sccretar!' o1 Labor l!eo!"l AMI'\I'pt:t=n!o Amerlea- la stJll 8' tree · 'i:Oun~ Oil!' O.n Va•dnlllfl aU ll<Pendl upon wb4l Jdml of Patient-Can you do sOmeth1nl Uberties )'01i wan~ to tate tor my lnF.Omnla? but most people want a lar.rer 1 e- Doetor- Pf:rhapa bu!llness? What b your Patlent-1 m a shecp-herd'Jr ~ofNdvc 1 ' Some men want to leave to<Kprtnts on the aands of time. but otber~ A New York taUter punished his t()oo'"d dauatu:er one day by'\ sto~ plrl.r Mr ~tg&rettell and cutting her j!ln oa a haU-wtt arounid town tellins he1s MBtng hll mb:td people AlllCII'ieao Trq:eltie. heiiR' n, Please ttaousand wives King must have had a lot o1 bt it.. --~;o... u""' AUCTION-t JJ~ ..• . !of CONTRACT ., J,Wyrmc Perguaap ' Q ;d:i~~~~~!':;;~ :~~~~~e o!'::._~n~J ~~l~u = a~ald:JNe:ft:~t ~t;; =! I ~~~ -·-· ...,__ I ..... ...,.... 'l "'*· HERMAN KHf[R ~[HIOUSlY HUR1 IN AUTO WUCK z ... if,...•• f...,,•. Rutt_r;ne.,ao.,.,. z. FAITH BALDWIN ...... UQO,...r Sonp Shes only a llabtb.bllftf k~r • daughter but &lie l'nows lf.bat buoy& will be buoys Oar OwD Va..nllle Brown-You say yOIJ're a t~ln a hoae raetory? ' 1 set the elockll on Polka 11 Slumber Mu· RUII Columbo, 12 The 12 15am aee. ....ilott 1.·······2 F<ml- D_.,..,. The young brldt 'WhO tan Uie tripe throuJh the clOthe• Wl'~r who When a.n alphabttkal soup saleshas to sWIJiow his own wm-Ss a wrong numtien to take th'e wrlnk.lei out N.U aDI1 Voltt An egotl!t is '' 11 No., ~ try to coyer up thelf tracb an fJI#rg 1 I 35or 'l"'" W.,..... of N&twe Virtue maYbe th 'cWif rC"ard He wu eenously burned =' Wm:z. ........., , at Jt -Speciallr p~ d De- ~bl People who doD't bel~ve ill pmbltii.l shoutd eauy thelr owt• rooeue bla molob- but be wu be:atr.J b.ek by t.he .:: . A,LL POINTS SCORED IN FIRST PERIOD a •*ceo eun. ,..,p...... valid .. :rf:1· ·••'"' KO smaahtna through hil.d burely l!ll.a.rted and the line Friday • ; ! But from tpen t.o the tlnal whis- neld much better maklna; a reel The band drUied at the .. tle of the eame the Ja.cketa opened game of football throuahout, half and was &ood The eo' , with a. deteme which held and then E\ery member of the Yellow t1re membership or the band •Stat;t Off Wj'-L Uan..licap When Loe I F bl N came through with ~orne sreat ol- Jacket line played bang-up football adno ~ ..1t.sgoodleadweorr'k t"h~~e,..~'n" • W &;a ~ a Um e eft fense IUld deceptive plays WlUCh during the fray dOIUI some ex. ._ ""' ...... ' Coal LIIWI Recovll!red And Soon Converted netted them """' oood oalns 'ctptlonal work at blocking and tak- I ~=========rfr AUC'nOM •to Touchil "' Hopes moWJted soon a.ttr-r the Ulif men out for holea and even "" OWD D'j ppone~tla beglnnln& of t.he second halt lUi bu.-alnng throu&h th(. opponents ATTEND D A. R MIEIETING Mrs W 0 Davia Mr11 N C the Joeals 11l.arted out to smell!' Pt Defensive plays wo1 ked lood tor Welch Mrs Elizabeth HarUngf!r, ..,_M "-~) wlf 1 1 Mrs W 0 Huddleston, Mrs R A. ~~U~Y~U.L (a.,.,.. "' ' e ARTICLE No I ~ the ball they worked like clock punts 10 sp1te of Lhe muddy tleld Miller, Mrs Charles Hennt'liy ana o£1talr'J II-7MMtld. J'orel,n Min~ It oo ,_jly ~blo tllat tbe .. _ . ot1ll d 1 o..,. tho bidd"' ,..---.V.::~ Miss Bess Banborit motored to Rut~ ~ hu diatinwork, for aw 1ile to :dip and slide The pWltt; tmd passes were hamla111bad OD hi• offacial ol cm.in haAdf. ~ -b l l ~he bet Tbe l.oUowanJ bandl ha~ hem • •• ~ Beaver, Estep, Injured; Loeala Fi1bt To Lut Ditch thro\l&h lor ge.ins and nrst dowru; pert"d to a cerblm de&let: by the la.ml Friday afternoon where they At the end of the Lh1rd quar ter shppety C<lndJLion of the bull but attended the reaular medina or iWt to A•mea to hold dllculiona mrtt«< to ludin1 f ' - and Obey failed to • ..., on any ol ti>em It p _.; l'p'r.\ But are Unahle To Puncture Stonewall !!# Neal hurled a pass :0 Beaver who each side did w;ood wcrk in hanainK the Dll.ughters ill' the Ameru:a.n ef eai'Nilt ~onal problema to obow that tbeie ,. otlU ....,.. 'I'Kh to learn about Audtoa ~ Coo!fl!'t·• • Revolutmn which wae beld e.t the 1 'Wit:b PrtDiant Hoover. Forelcn ~en by the a~b,fotf tbiY can be cen:un that tbe•r pnMnt-dJ1 • ,.._1 ., 0 ._. took It for a twenty one yard y:ain on to the oval fenae Of Weat Virrinia Contingflftt II ~ VarietY of oplDIOn ~. ~ .. &be JNIII J l''~ !l!r.td= GnDdl ud. h1l attraetnoe theonct are~ and a cicar Jleld ahud But he The deceptive !!ipl.nner play of the home or Mrs Bertha Rathburn The next meeting v.lll be held at wile wiD H Wlal;te Boue fUut.l and mabo Jttbe moc ~:eve< played Aa foaaao the~~ ~l !til '" ac1 ' ta th slipped as the crowds were yelling opposing team '.1 llti @'Ood tor nearly T ~k 1.ul u at DOW tkfe If bOuDd to l:ir: It-it. <.J } f'~'il 1 van ae of a Middlee West Vtratnia aggresatlon for a touchdown and could not re~ every gain the Bill Blackb made 85 the home of Mr6 Charlea Hennesy ....... IIMll 111 M71 iD Ule U. S.. .olen u:ato Auct10a u variety ol opuuon H.,'• that 1t alway• ~uet • • ~ port fUmble on the tnltial play ot Sebn!ll too~ the ball from center gain his feet before a Big Black Lime alter time Bebrell or Martin on December t.he eleventh 4 Ute !game, the Polllt Pleasant high &lid otr tackle on u 1e fourl.h pia) man downed him on the eighteen would take the ball from ceul.er llaiNI Ne. I aoe clob Ill' .ve ~ba. The *'iter ito 1 school Bl& Bladr.8 soon counted of! of the game and across the goal yard Une fake a pass to another bu.ck and CLUB IIOSTIESS t ........... tW ... ~ ilofl"!-1 .. _ ..d _ _ ~ . . . Mls8 Dahlia Pauley charmlnllY tht twenty )'arda, separatina them tor the n\IU'ker He then place They -;alnly tried to push the slx. then f:ipln through Ule line for Rood : y h.om ~e, coal Jlne. for the ftnt klcked tor the ext.ra point which points acros:> at the beginning of consistent aalne A lateral pass enterta.ined the members of her :A B fivo-dub bid. ao would' bltl !10lf ~p~ ''' c. touchdown tn a moat exeitlnK was eood and a sevrn point mar· the fourth period but the Blacks attack opeHed by the West Virain- brtdae club and also other guests ~ hIt a ""'1 ~- b•t, 1 pme, whlc;:h clt¥~ed 14 to 0 at Har- lih was held by tHe boys across the held a ld they lost the ball aft.er ~R team was Wol ked several times Friday evening at t,ne McMaster obould bid ......... a fiitoWJ1 mQil fteld at POint Pleasant Friday rl\ler about a five yard stUn fhe west tJor nice ge.ins although it was home on North Third Avenue. Hoorto-1, t, 7, d,! ponU.11Janc1 Tllatlict ..... Ia·• afternoon That W88 of course a bad break Vlr1lma lads didn t lose any time roken up In the last part of the Ouests other than the memberfi 01 Oubo- A, 7 ' to oil.....,. tho i ..-dub ~"!f. ' the club were Mra Lewis Via ot Dlo ....ula- K, 10, 8, 7 Thon may ...,. ...U ._ a - - iJ ~ The 1nl Black kick-oft at the for the home lads but soon atter in getun1 the bell out or the dan- aa.me before it had started Spodeo - A b - '""! aot a pmo m dulil. AD b ' &tart of the Jame 111'0.6 returned 1o the next klek-otr the BJg Blacl•s ger zone and down tv safer terri- PlDurJng the first hall the Potnt Charleston, Mrs J P Stewart of aD1 the writ. prela'la ODt<iub bic14rl ,tpe- ;w.ddleport twenty yard Une proved they had a rta:ht to at le.a.st tory ea.sant eleven ga.Jnea nearly twice Pleuantvllle, 0 Mrs Hamer Mrs W...tlbould th••baad • !• Jl.nd on tb.e flrlt play, Neal throuah lODe me.rker when Bcbrell meaked The game ended with the ball on ~~~~~ {h8 ~ 8 ~~UKh scrlnunaee Edward Murphy or Boston Mass z, .. I bid .... the IOf'IIOUl& 0 tackle / the ball was f~bled and 1rom a mass or arms and lags en- the Middlep 01 t t'lrteen y11rd nne h c oca aas but the l&st Mrs John Kent Mrs Resener 1 !Janel/ CONTRACT BIDDING tmm.edlately went lm.o poBR'f!l!l11on of tan& led near the center of j.be line, I shortly after Neal intercepted a p M~dlfdlwa. ,entirely lh favor of the Zelher Mrs David Miller Mrs ,--,..-...- _ _ epm team as they ealned Robert Camp Mrs Roscoe Powlea Local Well Known Poat· At Coatnr:t, the Wd ...W .W • •f!: considerably more yardfJ than t.he Mrs L D McMaster Mrs Walter ..-I man Found Un· oppasll!On through scrimmage Uarri!l Mrs Walter Duncan Mrs piU)!l Road M 8 MeAll1ster, Mrs John Kinconac:ioua H--10,6 1 he paSBlnif attack of the Yellow caid and Miss Harrle Marie Smith Oubo-7,5,3 Jackett never worked better than Ml s B F Fultz. Jr recetved th~J in this ts:ame l"llday afternoon club prize and Mrs Robert. Camp TAKEN TO HOSPITAl: £" ....... • 2 S..S.-5, They made seven nUempts with the guest prize Complimentary the ae1ial atiaek, cumpleb.nll three prizes were awarded to the foUowTelephone : y : with three !o.lling Into unoccupied inl by the hostess Mrs Via Mrs Car Stntck :A B 1 t..:n !tory while one was Intercepted Stewart Mrs Hamer Mrs Murphy Pole Near Kanaura End The Big Blacks attempted four o.nd Mrs Charles McMaster Of Bridre passes With three Incomplete and Delicious retrestJmenl.l! were servone Intercepted ed I!NifiNS me. R~rman Keft'n, local well known The B1g Bli\Cks had n powe1 tul CUSS ENTERTAINED pa~tman Will taken to tm Holr.er servant opened to I offensive dJ lvlng attack With some Mrs Edward Anderson Mrs hG&pltal about 6 60 o ckxl.k Prigreat performance from the lnterni&ht after his car wbleh he (('rcnce which at Uu,e~ could noL Moulden, Mn1 Dickinson and Mrs day was drivin1 l.Ciward GaiUpolls be broken \ p n,e11 plays were Sidney Williams were hoatesses t.o struck e. tetephc.ne pole alonplde p~rson, He made fMt and 5Ilappy with som..! g00d the 'Win More clas:> or the Heath the highway near the Point Plea8 - CONTRAcT BIDDING· I• Cootrut, ~ ...... They heJCI M E church Friday evenlng a.t the ant. Bridge at Kanagua !!lilted hole gains fi"Om 1ecevtmn and Fanchon .m e-dg "' In w~lght over U1e local 'omer s home on North Third Ave Keffer wu &lone ln the ce.r and ....,........ for, it I, ....,. better "' bid tbe oult. n ..... llout oo tru~n F<ntly. She reahztd lads A number ot tile claM were present particulRu of tile accident could doubtful hand.. Quo bOaR 18, • to enjoy the delightful time servants ador~d It wru; a gcod gam" I Obl start A i te tl not be learned at presa tim~ 11 llft,tbopropOrbld Carstam! It wa' easy to to finlsh with quite a. crowd or lon n rea ng progre.m In charge was bt"lleved, however that h1s car Mrs MatUe Bush and Mrs why "Jame~on" explam l'ld cal fans In attendance Tht fit~ld ot lloa4Ne. Fre.nk Gaylord was presented At- bf'Cilme uncontrollable 11.11 no s1JIIS' Carstatrs, leadm11 the way 1r~, drenched with 1r.ln befO\t' the ter the teB"Uiar business meeting of a collision wllh e.nother car been w•th me for many years Brt.m(' started but it ceaaed raining : y : refreahmenh were served by the were in 1evidence 1s one of the fanuly 1 :A 8: Plans were made for The Wet.herholt ambulance ot h•m up from the country o.t the b~gtnning The IHatl was lu hostesses gocd shape a!llde Ir~ ,11 a rew Sfndlng a box o~ Jelly to the rlte Gallipolis rllllhed hlm to the hos~ Uter us for a lew dayf~." muddy SJXlts which Cil.liS('d a num· Cr088 hospttal at Oo!Qmbua pU,l aon alter Ul;t ~~~~·:.;..:~ Rouu-K,Q.10,,,7 'h~,:f::!:;~~·~S'1:, see111ed enormC~U.• tl&ecavercd Attac.nes o_t the F: caught ghnlp!ltll bel""or n:liflpJay& by Uuth teams Oub.-aoae sald at noon Saturday, he The game .Frldav wns the nna.l room and mus1c Dia--7.2 game o! Ute l>edSou 11 ~ 1 ht :trllow regained eonsc:ousne&'i shortJy beI m::~:~OD one hvmg room and Sp.dee-O. J. 1 fore ar\d was belJeved to be .someII on the other, all opemng otl Jackc.l:.:i b"forc .., lillllllld Thankswhat lmpro\ied, although his eon~ giving cle.sslc Practice will r~mme hall These rooms f'X~ r•• •bboor tjltlon atlll remalna serious He Z, No-~Mn Carstatrt!- further all he re Monday in an effort to gft the ao dooolor, was bruilled and cut badly about hand I upon a terrace and F azn:hon crlpplu Into shape b~ that date the tace and arms while one leg -;h;;,J; Ic;;;ldowo. through the long Fr"nch Beavers knee Wlli! JhiUtC 1 a;rlltn In was cut severely which ma.y prove " flowers bloo\111118 and the flay while EsteJ.o "er.el-.ed ae~ha1rs and couche, serious although a.uthoriLles of the veie mjurles foacing Ul!ll from the hospital believed he would recover game Rich Pickens whu hi\.<; pla)'cd footba.ll fot the '""lddltport t'll vcn for three consecutive )i~o.rs : y : 1 was knocked out !or the fir..t time I A I I Fnday He was soon blought ~z arcund however and played a \I.I;Iale of a. game at the guard po"Collm • , ." she went on, "u up Nonh You may have wondered sition His bigger brot~r Ben Pickens why he 1sn't m town to meet you?" "No," saad Fanchon w1th perfect at tackle certainly played football I have opened a througoout the fraj' . .tplaylng tr~th, "I hadn't wondered at all" any lineman on either eleven, exI new Garace at Chea· "~.·~~f'"loaidl, wrQle you,'" the other woman cepting his brother Rich Not too "":. 'about his attitude. Uut I Ear1r Ri1i•1 Fa••rad little could be said about any Jac"'1 hire, Lateat equiprather explaan more fully AUcriON BIDDilfG: Early rlalng, or rather wal.ln~, Is ct lineman however as eaeh and ment and competent every man came thwugh with the lhe custom In mnst EngliRh hos 1 mechanic. kmd of football thi:I.L 1li necessary Jlltals. Four I..on~lon lnJltlrlltiM!J for such a goOO presentation of rouse their patient a b1•h' PPn 4 and I Let me tune your Mn plays 4 30, forty between t\ and ri t:i own Neal wru; the outstandlnll pertm twenty two hetuc-en 5 00 nnd ~ .fi motor up Free of 1 mer of the Yellow Jacket backfield Plght, behHoen 8 00 Alld 0 4'i IUHI ilS his timely punt.ll accurate pass charee this time and cs and goor.l running, gave hliii team C~nl,y six nt 7 a m ' oee the difference. a Cood advantage Riley Estep l I l N't~weU, W Va JfOY If-IN&WhUe her IOJ) tqbt a 1o1tn1 ..ttie tiJ reach her Rdt throUib a wan ot ftamea liN S&rah a Deebee aa an invalid., waa burned to - h _ , wbeo llrf ..,_II<IYed Forty New Lhelr home • AIODIO ...heft lley, IG, aon ol the In· In today mute"'d tbe march Come On And Pl1ht For M H 8 which hu been uaed by Middleport hl1h r.chool for a t coupona to get. lllc1tnoorlb, It of the ln"llcl -okl o.hl iwo.7tar •• Edith, and ~ from Ule • ' • • ..;.~ whlch wu contpleU]J \....~ ftntuaed ':!' beflleYodull • . .,. 1#1) 117 a. a ~~~ ea. 'I .ullll. • "" ;; } 1 ·of _ ..., ' 1 JACK[le eTRIK[ TARTAR IN· :.~h·~~t~:~i:'E;!~ ?~ ~r.~~~~:r.~~~::-:::: 1 ;~.~ ~:~~.~?w~·:.:: vr-ll0u \J-[ II lJ lJ ~ ::U.:lt:!:~e~ ~:o~: ~! ~~e~~';;~ W:,r::k W:!oa\~! ' ~~~en~ert T~: ~~ ~. B~ACK T£~M AT PT, PL[ASANT , B1 loc~s . H£LO -~COH[L[S~ LO~[ 14-1 :=~:;:~~~.~. ~~::r.~ ~=:J:t~:!.:::i·~:;;::E:-1 :~::n"~:o~:&~·~:i l ·~ WOMAN LOSU J,.U'I! . I WHEN HOME !""'......., ll"DNS "" her Guest of U.S. Larry •' ..• t'! "l <-'•,. tt a a ""'s z to••• ,, I of Cbarleston of her Place vl•l\ed Cll'lle and Mrs Norman some are that Tho& this place now poor health Wo Old Srmbal of Powet' The tnsca11 oo the United State~ dlm4! Is not t1sed all a 11ymbol of Rnme but hecnb&e It waa an a.ncl~>nt l!]mhol of ()0\\('r \\hlch l'lu been Ulled 11'1 Rrtlstlc dt"!Jigtt1 for cei. tlJrles. The hend Is tha( of L1ih frop~ l ..... Nonmber lt :" .. 0., " no-.,- .. Kerns R Pickens T Lewis Stevena B Pickens Ward L T Maye11 (C) L o Wilson C Hutchlntlon R 0 Thompson R T Ferguson R E Miller Riley Q B Dal'5t Nea.l H B Johnson Estep <CJ H B Martin Beavcr F B Bebrell Substitutes Middleport Gallagher, E Lewis, Allensworth, Point Ple81:18nt C&ldwell, ~Alpin I Ill By f4~!1 R. Waite, Shawnee, Oldahol"• There is an old ~a~·ing, "Ladybird, ladybird, fly away home; your house is o:n fire and your children wtll burn," r ' l'~~~~~~;~~~~~~~:~~~~::~=~~~~~~~~~i~~ii~l th e Da1'J y l'riloUI>e!//_ Allensworth Beaver ifave a Cookint Walch School. for ~~~~~:rort an(\~PointS:~~~ll! men t of good performance nt Interference I am informed that there are no fewer than t\yn thqUf!!1ttd known species of ladybirds in the world, and although ttiey ill e geJ!tje aq!l friendly to man they are the implacable 'ene!lilea qf ih~ insect-pests, especi~ly those. that attack fruit. '' choose an exposad pla!!e for their winter homes an~ to be all!~ to exist through a great deal of hardship F~t~M M,HHS IP P a s P P H S -None complete, 3 lncomplete, J Intercepted Penalttes-~ddleport-Ten 7ard8 pt Pleasant- PUteen yards Touchdowns made by Sebrell ex Points made by Bebrell 01Dclals-~ Bintz, Ohr16t H L, Robin!!Qn, ~birds I am told that the California fruit gt'OW2rs realize the valu~ of the ladybird as an ally and keep vast numbers of th~llt' little creatures m a kind of cold storage through the wintel\ rej~~llll' thfllll am~ th11 ffiJit trees wh~n sumll\er comes. TIUlfE THt;\" QESTno:r ENQif,IJOUS NUMBERS OF PLI\NT Ur:E. 1\ND ' SGA{.E lNSEC~ ~ND SAVE A GREA1' DJiiAL OF Flmn' !I'H~tl Q~~"~~E WOULD HAVE B!liE~pESiDRO\\EDi. ' . ~ , 1 "' ~8&11-10 2 a a 1- 9 1 Passeo-M H s s complete, a tn1complete, 1 intercepted F. C. MACK Wheat King - • 40 I I I New Wiater Coats Ia Today at IJudge-Miller Ball in actual plar-lst 13 min 8 sec , 2nd quartel Quarter 2 mtn 42 see , 3rd quarter 3 mtn 20 IJeC ltth quarter 2 min 15 see Pouiquar~~~~ .. ~eco~ds FOUR KILLED WHEN I HOUSES COLLAPSE 1 1 + Naples, Nov 1-i--JNS-Ftlur p rsons were killed and 2& injured wheu a blotk of Oats collaPfled ~re today, renderlna tlfteen 1 ramrue. hcm 3:Iess 1 crow Prince Umberto rUBbed to the scene trapt hls Naplea ~lace when informed of the t.ra(ledy and 1 Iimmtdlat.ely ordered an lnveattp.. CJI.rd...t lUI ... hltll ....... tlon to determine reapoualbiUty for DlllriNlM b ____ _ .......... llr ......... ,.j the ucldltnt I Specially Priced. . co,._ ·A' IID sa ~ . ~ , I 1 ' I I �•••• • a... ..... -~ ...,. -." .. ..,1;""' " ' SUNDAY, IIOvmiBER l S, lOll . " ·• ~·. P, T.~ tiutetunied - - rrom ~~ where ~ wu can-. ed b)' the utneu ot h1l broth«, GeoJp who l"t1lJa1nn !p a .mciUi 1 ;.. _ Uu • · ..lt It boll ' toot Ol loog,'" fnUf condtt1~. Und e b, Ht, " to creot9 de world u O&rl ~h hu resumed h1a WOJ.'k · It hu too~ to ftnd a W47 to Min U, at 4ohe o . ~- E. after a un day'a Adam •n' g,•• \'I'OUII'I.n' bab no Ollr~ftcsnriddr be spent at hia for· (leo o( E9en rend y toh 'em ;ret.t'mir tr&ue lk lre•lf' VftiliWt,. 1 W8lh!ncton Star. Mr. Uld Mrl. Howw-cJ Oue VitJO! ha'Vi be!!p vt.tttnr rtlatlvea here the : 1,~"'"'~"~·~·-·~·~~~-~--~·~..,¥--~-~---"""~'~·~-~ sevnt d~ have rehirJU!d to J . , . . - ' . j . ,.¥.__ The .Red Anchor thow• ins of New Falll\tUI4aerv . ,: l'l'hunciot:, ""'· H. w. w.-holt, ,m th e I-LL _..yo f •• noteI Rem· hoilo "' ............ JllllO, P. A. JMdm '""' • OU"t ot WUU&m ' :BaU ol JacUoni inFom· A:t fifE TlfJil..:.41m'E ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMERCJ'Y, TODAY "THE MIRACLE WOMA'NI' Hear and see: ............. sta'il..,.ek, Da'l1cJ MaaDera. Sam HII.I'Q and Ber7l Mereer. The mod ...,.fill' cft'a'thll <01 Wmna.a 's ""'enera&lun eyer rumefl. A b~ taberaaele biii'DI willie b-.ndrelh ...., at.til!lid· bq Prayu mM&ina. Ttie, tjpt wllilly tor eat&s. Also Com~,. "F'ire Fishten" LIBERTY THEATR'£, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY Ja.ctlo>: Coopu, B.okr& Coopn, Mltslt: Gl'ftD. lac!llle Scarlt', EJJld ~ . . . Helea ,......, Edd,- In "SKIPPY lllve .,.m t.he )o)'oltft ri&y1 or yoath. ~- .,_, ,trl" wa.¥ yHr biped WOrry; YoW' dof ,.,ur be-t friend. one or &he bed Pletllft!loftoc1il;r. Ailwa Comedy ''You're In The Af1!1J Now'' for Jacks Of AU Sports GO l'o the' Nortllw.estern ol monkey prlOI' to opemng tneiitrect the di.spleasW"e ol &orne ~U:gim'::d~oran:ul~asa k~~nout ;,' was ~k later and the net .resul~ was that. he pla.yed in only 110 game& that year or about two third.s f the sch~ule o Fred Wlllianla tied the '" Babe '' wJth il hOmers in 1923, but 1n }le etepped &head of an 0 itio with oifl. In 1925 Hornsb p~ took his measure, 39 to 25, ~ut ~~c~ I 19241 t Ohtc~o Nov- -14-INtJ---N th western Unlver~Jty footllQII :~ld: de~ ure a versatile lot.' To wit : h g Rentner, h ~11 back~tar h ~ Jumpe r Ill the track team ; 0 s a mark of 6 lett Z 1-2 inches 1~· the Central A. A. U. champlon8 ~-M OOTe, halfback-an artist ot conS1dersble ability, and who llos ~!nr!i'=~ver ~e:;ra tor 1 :~a~u~! ~~an~a;,::re~ll51nst~!~ ~r Nt6r~~stem. A~n: :n~1~~~ 98 gal'nett He had the consolation J ,_ orous maR811nes. or koowlng that h 'e had a h'~he ach. RJley tackle; a 8tar golfer .. "' r on t e unlnrstty team uauallv home-runn~-game average than cracking 90 ' his conqlietot, 0 Po Ruth reJcPed supr me In eorge tter Qu~1erbtr.ck-Pbf with' 41 tn 19:17 wit~ 60 1 1 with 64' and In 1929 with ~. :tJ:t But Bra Kappa candidate and holder scholastic award In ~hr! ~~~~~~~;t rose up Dallas Mar~U ta. k 56 and Ruth traJI pla)·er lor two se~ 1 ~ket.zh~ ln 1930 ''Hack'" Wilson ~:~I= 4 :~: In 19!1, he Waged " terrific sea&an-long ftght with Lou Oehrlg a teanuna.~ ...seetned to be beaten up kl the ·~I week of play, , then rlltne on With a majestic rally and led Oehrtg with t6 ou the last dtty of play. So one finds that through IJ years R~tb · was undl~puted American lAa&'Ue champion tor 12 successive &e61!0Il8 and was held even Oti bh~ · .lith, that h~ was king of w~Z:.~!~ 1 ~~~ at guard IBSt year. fi elder on the oo~';."!:;;:tar outand one of the feavlest ~tte~ar;:; 8 the Btg Ten ____ · ------ 8 RECORD FOR FITZSIMMONS New York Nov. 14-lNS-Tralner James Fttzslmmona appe!P"IJ ute on the n:cord of havini rd.Ued In one year tWo horses tha~ won ~ver the both ,bti' league.!J in- 1919, 1920, $100,000. Last yea r , F.ltzstmmoM 1921 , 1924:-.1.926, ,.1927, 1928, and 1929. pulled the racing plates otf the Tied bt 1~!13 and · t931 , and beaten great Oe.Uant F'Qx and the keen 11,1 1922, 1925 and 1930. routin~ Dl~volo lor the last time. -~--- ' ' Pineers uf the Line T~oeia ... prl~ltl Ve Among j - - - - - - - B y HARDIN BURNLEY-------' ·peopl("8 the ~l~;;lntT pur"091e of tnft~lna: Wlil probabl7 tn!cOt'i.th·e, tbe~~ It be-1nri to t»e· on' a·' tribal und religious al.;nlnclioce. AmbDg the white ri.ce. or todAy, tb~ w~tl are tattootd ha1·e ~hll dOile aln1p]y for tl1'e purpoaea, 4ect~ra· - -- - - Cll~nmabn~ Celebrllq Drll!f:lb' ' clocktnotel's c~lebrote11 the three ~u~li~dtb nnnh·erMrl of .C~arlea ra grant ot lhflr- c'fiarter pt lqeorPora~ aa '"U!II~. W~f. d'r1a tnd Fellowa~Jp ot tbe An of lt~· ll!'er;~o· ot CIGcklllnklng of the Clt7 of ~ndnn ." Watch for announceJllent of~~ O•ily Tribune Coc~in1 SC~!J!II. -AW~y .. SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. lo-!6 Jaeli Ol!kie, Ricliard Arlen, Pew. Sl!li in ''TO'll't:\fdl,wN" With an alll!!ti~ and 30 university football stars including five All-American players, Coach Howald Jones, · famous coach, and Jim Thorpe, wmld's greatest Olyumpia' star. TUESDAY, WEDNESD.Y, NOV. 17-18 Warpo;r Plaad aao:l ~gpa May Wons in "0AUGllt"£R OF 1HE DRAGON" THURSI)AY & F'RIDAY, NOV. !9-20 R"th Gl!a~t•tton in "ONCE A LADY" SA'I'URDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Buster Keaton in "SIDEWALl'S OF NE\V YORI'' To Preyeqt Attacks YOIJ EVER STOP TO B:r' EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OlL4J{OM~ ' THAT, advertisements sparkle with money saving inform ation. OF 17-fE "81G ' 'T5~''--· -= ;;:;: Persistent ·advertisers show an honest desire to SI!I'Ve everyone well. ~ The printed )lage is the proper place fo~ the Sllllm' to seek the buyer. ~ TED ROSEQUISr. ~ ..foe OF OHIO ~ATe··· AND ·DALLAS AAA HOTEL" O.i!lr<Mif •• ~m ,.--~ •• .~'~'+1•' · i;;rJ•···Alry looma F/ Nothing offers such a big opportunity to pleR!le trade and b'Jild big volume busipess as does the right kind of a~vertising. Advertising through th'll prj~ted v~ni{lll~ Wll)l to sell goods or set:VIce. I pag~ Is !h~ llfq,gr!!SSive, cou · · · ' ' I 'frql!ifllll!dVeftisement proves itself in ~pari)plieltmimts. . . . ' . . I So111t· business cnncems have mistifklllt iq!l118 "al!riltt tije kind nf 11dV.~~ ~illl" U!at is h~st, while olhets li~i!'i.t.e , ~~~ they tiyll~~ kfnd of adv~i~lnii ' .. J . ' . ~· ' . ' allllwli'el any liE WlfO liESIT4TE.'(W~~ ~:~-4S·~~ST ~~08EWijl! ' ';t.• 't; ~ll: •. ' .,,_ lit l)OES N?'l1 S"la j •.IT.+''. EB .. ,liS($ _ • ·~ ' . r.frq~·: ~t~'llt 1 MAJC,~ TH I'Ullf!Q: : , I PI'. w ' ... ' '. ~ I .. . 4-•DV.ERT.fBINO ~~ THt.: i,.fFJll OF PllS~-i . . . . ' .,. ' . . ' [ • • ,!J.!. . . . . . . . . J !. . ',• ., ~ ,. �•••• • a... ..... -~ ...,. -." .. ..,1;""' " ' SUNDAY, IIOvmiBER l S, lOll . " ·• ~·. P, T.~ tiutetunied - - rrom ~~ where ~ wu can-. ed b)' the utneu ot h1l broth«, GeoJp who l"t1lJa1nn !p a .mciUi 1 ;.. _ Uu • · ..lt It boll ' toot Ol loog,'" fnUf condtt1~. Und e b, Ht, " to creot9 de world u O&rl ~h hu resumed h1a WOJ.'k · It hu too~ to ftnd a W47 to Min U, at 4ohe o . ~- E. after a un day'a Adam •n' g,•• \'I'OUII'I.n' bab no Ollr~ftcsnriddr be spent at hia for· (leo o( E9en rend y toh 'em ;ret.t'mir tr&ue lk lre•lf' VftiliWt,. 1 W8lh!ncton Star. Mr. Uld Mrl. Howw-cJ Oue VitJO! ha'Vi be!!p vt.tttnr rtlatlvea here the : 1,~"'"'~"~·~·-·~·~~~-~--~·~..,¥--~-~---"""~'~·~-~ sevnt d~ have rehirJU!d to J . , . . - ' . j . ,.¥.__ The .Red Anchor thow• ins of New Falll\tUI4aerv . ,: l'l'hunciot:, ""'· H. w. w.-holt, ,m th e I-LL _..yo f •• noteI Rem· hoilo "' ............ JllllO, P. A. JMdm '""' • OU"t ot WUU&m ' :BaU ol JacUoni inFom· A:t fifE TlfJil..:.41m'E ELECTRIC THEATRE, POMERCJ'Y, TODAY "THE MIRACLE WOMA'NI' Hear and see: ............. sta'il..,.ek, Da'l1cJ MaaDera. Sam HII.I'Q and Ber7l Mereer. The mod ...,.fill' cft'a'thll <01 Wmna.a 's ""'enera&lun eyer rumefl. A b~ taberaaele biii'DI willie b-.ndrelh ...., at.til!lid· bq Prayu mM&ina. Ttie, tjpt wllilly tor eat&s. Also Com~,. "F'ire Fishten" LIBERTY THEATR'£, MIDDLEPORT, TODAY Ja.ctlo>: Coopu, B.okr& Coopn, Mltslt: Gl'ftD. lac!llle Scarlt', EJJld ~ . . . Helea ,......, Edd,- In "SKIPPY lllve .,.m t.he )o)'oltft ri&y1 or yoath. ~- .,_, ,trl" wa.¥ yHr biped WOrry; YoW' dof ,.,ur be-t friend. one or &he bed Pletllft!loftoc1il;r. Ailwa Comedy ''You're In The Af1!1J Now'' for Jacks Of AU Sports GO l'o the' Nortllw.estern ol monkey prlOI' to opemng tneiitrect the di.spleasW"e ol &orne ~U:gim'::d~oran:ul~asa k~~nout ;,' was ~k later and the net .resul~ was that. he pla.yed in only 110 game& that year or about two third.s f the sch~ule o Fred Wlllianla tied the '" Babe '' wJth il hOmers in 1923, but 1n }le etepped &head of an 0 itio with oifl. In 1925 Hornsb p~ took his measure, 39 to 25, ~ut ~~c~ I 19241 t Ohtc~o Nov- -14-INtJ---N th western Unlver~Jty footllQII :~ld: de~ ure a versatile lot.' To wit : h g Rentner, h ~11 back~tar h ~ Jumpe r Ill the track team ; 0 s a mark of 6 lett Z 1-2 inches 1~· the Central A. A. U. champlon8 ~-M OOTe, halfback-an artist ot conS1dersble ability, and who llos ~!nr!i'=~ver ~e:;ra tor 1 :~a~u~! ~~an~a;,::re~ll51nst~!~ ~r Nt6r~~stem. A~n: :n~1~~~ 98 gal'nett He had the consolation J ,_ orous maR811nes. or koowlng that h 'e had a h'~he ach. RJley tackle; a 8tar golfer .. "' r on t e unlnrstty team uauallv home-runn~-game average than cracking 90 ' his conqlietot, 0 Po Ruth reJcPed supr me In eorge tter Qu~1erbtr.ck-Pbf with' 41 tn 19:17 wit~ 60 1 1 with 64' and In 1929 with ~. :tJ:t But Bra Kappa candidate and holder scholastic award In ~hr! ~~~~~~~;t rose up Dallas Mar~U ta. k 56 and Ruth traJI pla)·er lor two se~ 1 ~ket.zh~ ln 1930 ''Hack'" Wilson ~:~I= 4 :~: In 19!1, he Waged " terrific sea&an-long ftght with Lou Oehrlg a teanuna.~ ...seetned to be beaten up kl the ·~I week of play, , then rlltne on With a majestic rally and led Oehrtg with t6 ou the last dtty of play. So one finds that through IJ years R~tb · was undl~puted American lAa&'Ue champion tor 12 successive &e61!0Il8 and was held even Oti bh~ · .lith, that h~ was king of w~Z:.~!~ 1 ~~~ at guard IBSt year. fi elder on the oo~';."!:;;:tar outand one of the feavlest ~tte~ar;:; 8 the Btg Ten ____ · ------ 8 RECORD FOR FITZSIMMONS New York Nov. 14-lNS-Tralner James Fttzslmmona appe!P"IJ ute on the n:cord of havini rd.Ued In one year tWo horses tha~ won ~ver the both ,bti' league.!J in- 1919, 1920, $100,000. Last yea r , F.ltzstmmoM 1921 , 1924:-.1.926, ,.1927, 1928, and 1929. pulled the racing plates otf the Tied bt 1~!13 and · t931 , and beaten great Oe.Uant F'Qx and the keen 11,1 1922, 1925 and 1930. routin~ Dl~volo lor the last time. -~--- ' ' Pineers uf the Line T~oeia ... prl~ltl Ve Among j - - - - - - - B y HARDIN BURNLEY-------' ·peopl("8 the ~l~;;lntT pur"091e of tnft~lna: Wlil probabl7 tn!cOt'i.th·e, tbe~~ It be-1nri to t»e· on' a·' tribal und religious al.;nlnclioce. AmbDg the white ri.ce. or todAy, tb~ w~tl are tattootd ha1·e ~hll dOile aln1p]y for tl1'e purpoaea, 4ect~ra· - -- - - Cll~nmabn~ Celebrllq Drll!f:lb' ' clocktnotel's c~lebrote11 the three ~u~li~dtb nnnh·erMrl of .C~arlea ra grant ot lhflr- c'fiarter pt lqeorPora~ aa '"U!II~. W~f. d'r1a tnd Fellowa~Jp ot tbe An of lt~· ll!'er;~o· ot CIGcklllnklng of the Clt7 of ~ndnn ." Watch for announceJllent of~~ O•ily Tribune Coc~in1 SC~!J!II. -AW~y .. SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. lo-!6 Jaeli Ol!kie, Ricliard Arlen, Pew. Sl!li in ''TO'll't:\fdl,wN" With an alll!!ti~ and 30 university football stars including five All-American players, Coach Howald Jones, · famous coach, and Jim Thorpe, wmld's greatest Olyumpia' star. TUESDAY, WEDNESD.Y, NOV. 17-18 Warpo;r Plaad aao:l ~gpa May Wons in "0AUGllt"£R OF 1HE DRAGON" THURSI)AY & F'RIDAY, NOV. !9-20 R"th Gl!a~t•tton in "ONCE A LADY" SA'I'URDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Buster Keaton in "SIDEWALl'S OF NE\V YORI'' To Preyeqt Attacks YOIJ EVER STOP TO B:r' EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OlL4J{OM~ ' THAT, advertisements sparkle with money saving inform ation. OF 17-fE "81G ' 'T5~''--· -= ;;:;: Persistent ·advertisers show an honest desire to SI!I'Ve everyone well. ~ The printed )lage is the proper place fo~ the Sllllm' to seek the buyer. ~ TED ROSEQUISr. ~ ..foe OF OHIO ~ATe··· AND ·DALLAS AAA HOTEL" O.i!lr<Mif •• ~m ,.--~ •• .~'~'+1•' · i;;rJ•···Alry looma F/ Nothing offers such a big opportunity to pleR!le trade and b'Jild big volume busipess as does the right kind of a~vertising. Advertising through th'll prj~ted v~ni{lll~ Wll)l to sell goods or set:VIce. I pag~ Is !h~ llfq,gr!!SSive, cou · · · ' ' I 'frql!ifllll!dVeftisement proves itself in ~pari)plieltmimts. . . . ' . . I So111t· business cnncems have mistifklllt iq!l118 "al!riltt tije kind nf 11dV.~~ ~illl" U!at is h~st, while olhets li~i!'i.t.e , ~~~ they tiyll~~ kfnd of adv~i~lnii ' .. J . ' . ~· ' . ' allllwli'el any liE WlfO liESIT4TE.'(W~~ ~:~-4S·~~ST ~~08EWijl! ' ';t.• 't; ~ll: •. ' .,,_ lit l)OES N?'l1 S"la j •.IT.+''. EB .. ,liS($ _ • ·~ ' . r.frq~·: ~t~'llt 1 MAJC,~ TH I'Ullf!Q: : , I PI'. w ' ... ' '. ~ I .. . 4-•DV.ERT.fBINO ~~ THt.: i,.fFJll OF PllS~-i . . . . ' .,. ' . . ' [ • • ,!J.!. . . . . . . . . J !. . ',• ., ~ ,. �' -nv or, omo. ERS EASilY OH fARlU IS GUllTY Of THE : JURY· MEHCifU~: ·- 8 ' • rt COMICS .JNCOLOR ·t ' S COMIC$ • IN. ~OL_O~ ' SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. lUI • Charaed ,:With Stealinll Chicke110 From cleo Hen·houoe ~ o,.. '• RELEA.,ED~N.SOND ' or--- - t And Return. to itia Home After Trial; To Be Seiltenced Later • Personals IN THE; ,,· Bl<.tNG . . : '\jjp.s~ , LINI)A!! Plii:E:'f'f y . POI..\O.y~l vo t.a.Ji ty" '!la:i' E-\0 ,. . ~0 es were 22. of () death -l, alter .' miner.·' killed UJAN'r "l:o .' MAK-E. OUR To · Pi'"QtcA p., o;:.uc ·~ 'k"o:i ... •-. ~E tviUS)t , t!oE '=;>URE "rO Z.OO-K E :E !=>t; ItS,; u!:. ""p;-s,..ic. ; seriously · plunged 1lnfl another vouQt: 1o.~t~ -::.•~•1" FROM NOW ON- GO (JP At'H:> ' '5C.0Ui . IHt ~Kt!! s!' FOOT COf!IFORT 8 • •• C: Dr, P. . •.."' L'V!< !!>E SON DOW Ba~n t-IE'RE TWO 1.-\C)U~l~!i:"'"? l CrO"r't A IJO CRJailPODI8T Of-OIIIt. 1 E'-l.L IN FRO!/\ Fl.'fiNG:- l-E"r NIE RES"r ON YOuR ~ACid (,)Qu.l"OR f'\lli:l I A& Dr. C. 8. Sill....... otrlee f P.wtroJ, Ohle. Mooclay, Nov. 16 Tre&Uq Ill foot. aH!MD.t& .: WE 01-L 'TIE I=AS'r tO l"f-'lt'!i> TREE UN'TII... HEO!....P . AQQove'!>' Notice! ,,. . Mr. Schaeffer of The Hart & Company · ''llu kindly conaentecl to leave his entire Hats with uo for a few dayslonaer. showln1 ia takina place in the The Hotel Reminaton, Second st., with our Miu Sue Lehew in I t:"OMEROY· JU,NIOR HIGH sCHOOL · · AUI)ITORIUM · ..·· ! · · ' 'a ocioP. M. ,•.,,1.. •• • w...... 1 & bold 1urprlae Ill a belief' , 10mellmefl the hHt ! ttalnRI U.·-Trnln. ." ) I< , • . ·' Nov. ·17 and 18 ss,ooo... ADMISSION ZSc an~ ,,. ' u• 35c Seats- R~ at New York Clotll-. H - SloturclaJ uicl ~--8.7' · . I' THE GRt;ATESt HOME T~ .f'RO:.., DUCTION EYP, ATTEMPTED · ".j'. ' ' ' ' A FIP!, F~t For 'l'he· ~le. ·, . li:IEPOQ.'t'i= P ~ ...Cio:) IN CASH Pltlr.EES Papers, 5c bundle at .the Tribune Office. ,, Il ~ .A~OO'l TIME 'l',_O 5>~.··; 'l!tCOU"T'~ l ' ' . FaftlilJ'' ' .. ANO 'ffiEV 'fi'\OUC.I·I't 'TI-\E Y COUI..O TAl<.E 0& .BACI<'_, 'to "rf-\E :ZOO -:- HA, HA IJ . . :J. .... I ·• , "•, ~,"• ,. �' -nv or, omo. ERS EASilY OH fARlU IS GUllTY Of THE : JURY· MEHCifU~: ·- 8 ' • rt COMICS .JNCOLOR ·t ' S COMIC$ • IN. ~OL_O~ ' SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. lUI • Charaed ,:With Stealinll Chicke110 From cleo Hen·houoe ~ o,.. '• RELEA.,ED~N.SOND ' or--- - t And Return. to itia Home After Trial; To Be Seiltenced Later • Personals IN THE; ,,· Bl<.tNG . . : '\jjp.s~ , LINI)A!! Plii:E:'f'f y . POI..\O.y~l vo t.a.Ji ty" '!la:i' E-\0 ,. . ~0 es were 22. of () death -l, alter .' miner.·' killed UJAN'r "l:o .' MAK-E. OUR To · Pi'"QtcA p., o;:.uc ·~ 'k"o:i ... •-. ~E tviUS)t , t!oE '=;>URE "rO Z.OO-K E :E !=>t; ItS,; u!:. ""p;-s,..ic. ; seriously · plunged 1lnfl another vouQt: 1o.~t~ -::.•~•1" FROM NOW ON- GO (JP At'H:> ' '5C.0Ui . IHt ~Kt!! s!' FOOT COf!IFORT 8 • •• C: Dr, P. . •.."' L'V!< !!>E SON DOW Ba~n t-IE'RE TWO 1.-\C)U~l~!i:"'"? l CrO"r't A IJO CRJailPODI8T Of-OIIIt. 1 E'-l.L IN FRO!/\ Fl.'fiNG:- l-E"r NIE RES"r ON YOuR ~ACid (,)Qu.l"OR f'\lli:l I A& Dr. C. 8. Sill....... otrlee f P.wtroJ, Ohle. Mooclay, Nov. 16 Tre&Uq Ill foot. aH!MD.t& .: WE 01-L 'TIE I=AS'r tO l"f-'lt'!i> TREE UN'TII... HEO!....P . AQQove'!>' Notice! ,,. . Mr. Schaeffer of The Hart & Company · ''llu kindly conaentecl to leave his entire Hats with uo for a few dayslonaer. showln1 ia takina place in the The Hotel Reminaton, Second st., with our Miu Sue Lehew in I t:"OMEROY· JU,NIOR HIGH sCHOOL · · AUI)ITORIUM · ..·· ! · · ' 'a ocioP. M. ,•.,,1.. •• • w...... 1 & bold 1urprlae Ill a belief' , 10mellmefl the hHt ! ttalnRI U.·-Trnln. ." ) I< , • . ·' Nov. ·17 and 18 ss,ooo... ADMISSION ZSc an~ ,,. ' u• 35c Seats- R~ at New York Clotll-. H - SloturclaJ uicl ~--8.7' · . I' THE GRt;ATESt HOME T~ .f'RO:.., DUCTION EYP, ATTEMPTED · ".j'. ' ' ' ' A FIP!, F~t For 'l'he· ~le. ·, . li:IEPOQ.'t'i= P ~ ...Cio:) IN CASH Pltlr.EES Papers, 5c bundle at .the Tribune Office. ,, Il ~ .A~OO'l TIME 'l',_O 5>~.··; 'l!tCOU"T'~ l ' ' . FaftlilJ'' ' .. ANO 'ffiEV 'fi'\OUC.I·I't 'TI-\E Y COUI..O TAl<.E 0& .BACI<'_, 'to "rf-\E :ZOO -:- HA, HA IJ . . :J. .... I ·• , "•, ~,"• ,. �.' ( .- portion t.on~ht ; probably followed by NorU1 portion; mUd 1 *""'!! lllliiPOINI_II!I 014 , MO'Tf.\a:t ,OEA~ -You MUST H'i:I.P ME' TO OR'I:<5S ~ hfENRY 'Nil.\. BE 1-\ERS! AIEIGf-\T QcLOCK TAKE M'E IO -se,;. fiNE WE lURE TO 0 HN ~HE V While on Ohio Scores Are Craaheti' L I-IO·HUM! HOW.Al:(O WILL. BE f-li=Rl': '11'-.l "Te:r-4 MIN U\ES ONE LOSES In Colliaioa, Suffero Broken In Same Mi•lU Dumb Dora lkc,lotc•co:l U'. 5. ""' ~' 01 <• 01-1, YOU'LL B~ ~~IL.UEO '11::> ~I!.CES­ IM NO"T' 50 1-\0T FOR "THESE PARTIES-BUT 11" REST IT~ ~e MOS"T' SUNCK GO- 01-\, OONT BE A S1t.ll"e- ,..e SEA"!' 11'. "ff...'CiRE IS '-10 OANGE'l't GAME' EiPOT! .l(CI"T'I~C5 OA'-IC5 "~:'"''- IN "TOWN •\ •! . -....;. GO GET IT~ TWO ARE Nol' . ~ago, .m authorities Investigation ted airplane :Jt Robert 0 . torney, aud t -old on was I a •hich he ' an bout· · gasoline j in In a comHeld the city . • HOLD IT! HOLD 1:r!! eeting to Aill ilway Workeri Without W Ol'k · !.. land , Nov. -II~S.::..t,,<iiii king dB.y ror Will be une of Wll>iou at a. allrond ":~'tht~.~OOc~ ~ec of niUe 1 New York mnounced l'l'tson, Jab:Jr ad In • lil'f'•l ""''""· lM.., Rrltal11 (i~·· t.rttat• .....,. ' .-: .' 'I • ' ., ' i' .~, ... ) ' ' .· ' • .. �.' ( .- portion t.on~ht ; probably followed by NorU1 portion; mUd 1 *""'!! lllliiPOINI_II!I 014 , MO'Tf.\a:t ,OEA~ -You MUST H'i:I.P ME' TO OR'I:<5S ~ hfENRY 'Nil.\. BE 1-\ERS! AIEIGf-\T QcLOCK TAKE M'E IO -se,;. fiNE WE lURE TO 0 HN ~HE V While on Ohio Scores Are Craaheti' L I-IO·HUM! HOW.Al:(O WILL. BE f-li=Rl': '11'-.l "Te:r-4 MIN U\ES ONE LOSES In Colliaioa, Suffero Broken In Same Mi•lU Dumb Dora lkc,lotc•co:l U'. 5. ""' ~' 01 <• 01-1, YOU'LL B~ ~~IL.UEO '11::> ~I!.CES­ IM NO"T' 50 1-\0T FOR "THESE PARTIES-BUT 11" REST IT~ ~e MOS"T' SUNCK GO- 01-\, OONT BE A S1t.ll"e- ,..e SEA"!' 11'. "ff...'CiRE IS '-10 OANGE'l't GAME' EiPOT! .l(CI"T'I~C5 OA'-IC5 "~:'"''- IN "TOWN •\ •! . -....;. GO GET IT~ TWO ARE Nol' . ~ago, .m authorities Investigation ted airplane :Jt Robert 0 . torney, aud t -old on was I a •hich he ' an bout· · gasoline j in In a comHeld the city . • HOLD IT! HOLD 1:r!! eeting to Aill ilway Workeri Without W Ol'k · !.. land , Nov. -II~S.::..t,,<iiii king dB.y ror Will be une of Wll>iou at a. allrond ":~'tht~.~OOc~ ~ec of niUe 1 New York mnounced l'l'tson, Jab:Jr ad In • lil'f'•l ""''""· lM.., Rrltal11 (i~·· t.rttat• .....,. ' .-: .' 'I • ' ., ' i' .~, ... ) ' ' .· ' • .. �IJA OM I J rt ·il ~ 14T( IA UB(IJ il cH I GH . ST~~ H.~ 'l 1 5TH ") READERS NOTICE-If J'OU W&llt the Ne- Ollice of T1ae DeiiJ' Trlloae, ctoU 2311L, if· the BuoiOiice uk for 202-R. EATHER FORECA'S'I'....J W t &D- ttl FULL LEASED WOMAN A0MIT Si' Twins Offered as Security ~lr. I ILittle Graduate Of Ohio State Univenity Is Shot Gun Victim 1 ' Chance $een ln 1oX-CART TAKES Skirmiahina Continues Japan For Peaceful i SPUDS TO HOOVER long The Nonni RivSettlement er Front New York, AT PITTSBURGH IN PRESENT CRlsiS 1Off" . I 1-.- Th ·' W"ll lCl& I Rlllt eJ I I Not Withdraw·TJH:ir Deinand• I t Araument Ia Bepn Over' Hunting Trip To Buckeye State I Pittsburgh, Nov. 16. ~INS-Coun· i I ty detectives and M't. Lebanun po- J lice today were piecin1 towether , further bits or ev1deuoe In the fatal 1 11hoot1ng of Albert L. Culbertson, 3" ·)'e&r...old engineer, in hi..R Dome/ late- ytsterday. Culbert&on'lf wlte, Lavnna, 35, r.nd Mn. Ralph w.' :-:-Mr~ fomq ot eolla'-al offered ucl aeeepted for Walker, a. lrlend, of Mt. Vernou, I new ~"-,..,:nal_{"·1 n . S&mto laHurt'! •!L!Jutehlaaoffn, Kao .• biou,nt a n--1-• ...--.... e P '1 W0t11D. wte~Y liN Ued their twia eon1 0 ., were held und ::r distl"ict attor- I .-.rum aDd Delbert (above), u leCUrity for & loan ot t200. U you•.q ney'11 detalners JOr Questioning. ~that llm1 to IPIU'II. the lad.l are .tz 1n011t:U old aad their father 1 the moaeyf.or an operation. ADd the haDCIDr NhJIOD& &N Following nearly an hour's grill~ lng by pollee, County Det.eetlve Mihis ollly a.-et. Wb&t'a lie offeftdt chael Stabile Mrs. Oul·-·-;-,--,--:;:- --===- m;:v i::' bertson •"m""'" ""' ner nusband with a shotgun lo~~~~".live:• quarrel. The areument. said, aroae over U1e tj,Ue&tlon o! Culbert.Bons llCCOlllpanylns Mr. Mrs. Walker back to Ohio hunt.ing tllp. "There was evidence of lnJ," Btab1le l!&ld, "at a the foursome staged la.te Ital"1an Envoy to Be Leavitt Case Will Guest Of Amel'ica Not Be BULLETIN By JOHN GOETTE INS S&aft' Co,~\ Qual D"O•say, Paris. Nov. 16.The counceU of the Lea11111 el Natlona, medlq in iht lt.IMeftc cliNl"ll room of t.he Frenell for. elrn ofllee ,. dlle . . the ~Man­ churian aUuat.lon. held lljDIJ a brief pw.lkl .euaon this 'a fter· noon, oonveniDJ at ~:15 p.. 111. u.nd AdjoUDiq t.weati1-Bvt minute. later. N~6-INS-An ox 1 cart load of potatoes trundl<y'd th•·u Broadway today, en~route to Wash· DEMAND REJECTED >noton. Al Lhe White House, the- tubers By Chinese; Refuse to Retire North Of East· ern Railway will be IJf~t:IIt.eLi Pre:ilu.. : m Hoover a~ th:! gUL o1 Governor WJIIJam Tudc.r Oordlmr of Maino.• un1 pota.t.o grow(rs of that sl.ll.c. •J·he cnrt wns drn.wn by a pulr , f giant, white laced Ht>relord OX(!n to The u hlcle Wall 100 yea.r:s o ld, wit/"' Wh;.tb !I've feet In dJamdRI". Lt:mv1llc Hawkes, Numlx'ilau,\ CenLer, Me ., Wl\.9 the Jrlvcr. l.k' ~­ "ite hill yt.uth, he Is o..:umlidcreJ u .klllful ux l&am!!h.'t. _. ... ___ n ~H~RITY GAMES ~~IS[ 81~ ~MOUNT 1"he Oflicial Waahinat<m to En· lertain Grandi oa Hi• Viait Here nlgttt." Ohler or Pollee Wuuam J. Kane, of Mt. Lebanon, when he arr.lvt:d at the Culbertson horne shoJt Uy after the sllooUng, round 111'1. CUI· berblon tn hyat.e>rtcs, he sald. JPor houra pollee and d•· tectiYf:B attempted ~~;i,y ~~;~;~:; to taken of the tnr to ~e bureau, authorities By HOBARD C. MONTEE Wadlbi,J1on, No,. I8.-IN8Piane lo briDJ DIDO Grandi, Uallall forelp ntlnpter, to Wuhln("t.on today Ill r a ~ne pUoied bJ Col. Charlet ;A. Liiad- -..,rrh were eaneelled. 1Jbort11 after DODD ment. : i)1 'be 11ta.te depart- sileriee &nd told ~~lid afl.er SHOWMAN KILLED TRAIN· AUTO Xenia, 0 ., . Nov. 16-INS--The curt.B:In had been rung down today on the lite or c. 0 . Ph11ltps. 71 y~a : old ll howman, who for 4U )'ea1·s lived under &he "bi& tup" or prtnolpa.l circus ollianlzatil:,:l~ tn the country. Phillip~ died yest~rUay fr om Injuries reeetved when a train struck the "house on wheels" in wh1ch he was pls.nnlnr a trip to Florida.. 'l'he ''house Qn wheels" complete hl every detail with runnLog water and llgttts waa built by Phtlllpe tollowlna his retlremeut from show Hfe. PRINCE OF WALES ILL Loudon Nov. 16-INB--The or Wales was reported indisposed" today at Ha.ll, WorceMtershlre, relitor Viscount Edna.m, causing po&tponement of h1a depauture for London. The Prince w:u~ scheduled 00 lo•,llv'" a radio address here at rteven o'clock this evening appeal· lni to the cow1try W buy Bril;tish &oods In the Interest o1 improvlnB Britain's \rad.e balam:e. ·-- · London Heiress Missing In East -- • 17 Year Old Roaemary G.ilclin1 Vaniahea Proaa Home of Profeuor fATHER OF THREE HELD FOR THEFT COLD IN CA.NA.D&' Chicago, Nov. lG-INS-WbUe reports or extreme cold were re· ceived from canada, most sections or the central west conttnucd Lo bask In an unusual autumnal warmth today. The government weather bureau anticipated a tern- perature or 65 degr... today tn Chicago, 20 degrees above normal for the time or year. Yeaterday the thermometer attained 82 de· New Philadelphia, 0 ., Nov. 16- grees 1n this city, whJle Edmonton IN8-A fathet· or three children reported 4 below zero and Calrary who wanted Lo hunt rabbits in or· 10 below. to glll.in food for hill ramily wa.s to be arra.igned here today on a cbatge of steaUn1 sho"un &hells from an automobile. Newton c. Dusenberry .,.. &lleg· ed to have eonfeSBed. yesterday to taking shells from the automoblle ol Attorney Ralpll Finley beoause Attorney for Powero he had no ammunttton for the o o hunttng trip. After missing a quan Fa1r Tr1al lmpo11ible tlty of Bhel8 rrom llll car Plnley 1 in Clarkabur1 purcllased more and placed them in qJe car. He confronted Outen· -befl'l' when tbe latter returned ro Clarksburg, W. Va., Nov. 16-lN.S the ear and acCUBed him ot the -claiming it was Impossible for theft. · hlo client to get a fair trial ln !Harrison County, J . Edpr La.w, "Bluebeard" Asks For · Wellesley, Mw .. NOY. 18-INSMiss Rosemary Palmer OllcUng, seventeen year old London, Enlland, hel..rt88., was strangely mtf!ll!l1n1 tod The ::auurw young: dauah-..er of a we&ltlly Ena'IJ.sh !lanker, It became IDioWn, m>'"terloualy vaniBhed fHIEVES OBTAIN counoellor Hnrry F. Powers, "blueon SaturdaJ: froJrl the horne of Pro] beard slayer:· today filed a motion ,,...,. l!lmerltiU Jhulllton Craw!ord LOOT IN CHURCHES ,!or a cttnnce of venue In !he oourt ...OOucall, of Wellesley college, room ot Judte John C. Sout.bern and. Krs. XacJloulall Oleveland, Nov. 18-INB Seeking here-. That an elopement w:t..l reiJJOn- the collections made at tb.e SUnday state'! attorney Will E. Morris Bible for tbe dlsappearanoe of Ui&s Belilcel, yegmen today entered objected to pre~~entatJon of arguOaslntntt, N. Y., Nov. 16-INBOlldlnl" wu a poulble theory ad- two Cleveland churchea, all(i eacap - mt:nt on tb.e motion and told the 'lbey waved the "coiJep" coloravanced toda.y b'/ pollee. However,!e;d wlt.b. an Wldctermlned amoWlt cc.tirt the plea for chanre or venue black and 11'8Y-here today. Professor and lin. MaoDouplllof loot, accordllJI to poUce. shou!d be acoompanled by amdavlts For dear old Bing Slna won, 33 to ._td the mtulb1 lll'J had no boy The entire Sunday receipts were and deposltloll8. Arter a short 0. ~ to tbetr Jmowledp, her ac- oN• 1necl at the Plrlt Unlt&rl&n hearlnJ, Judie Southern kJok under Ita convict ·eleven lk:ted ~ naqualntaneea on this side of the At• Church, Wilen the sa.fe was dr&lsed ad\!lefment the queatlon of wheth-lval militia team here Sunda)' ' m a Iantto belnl: restricted to a few per- Into a hallway and blown open by er he will hear argument on the spirited pme of rootball a.nd\tean 10111. U. robben, pollee uld. Tbe loll' motion or order am.davlta flied In that the Bing bactDeid,~ ' onco One of the mast tntensl¥e WN not diacovered unttl the cueto~ support of lt. He wiJI announc-e otf n long round-end run, uld aearchel for a m11111n1 penon in ~. IItke OrowleJ', opened the hla deelalon aometlme this week it keep rlaht on tweJ' tbe feuM p the hlltory of M·wch1Uettl wu church today. wa11 Indicated. ed without around~. lallllCbed. l.n an etrort to locate the Burrlan also entered tb.e Pint Powers, was broQiht from the The victory, some ot tht o.ldflr C)rl, wbo dllappeanct on 8aturda)' · MeUloclbt ehurch, and after tam- county JaU to the eourthoUJe to be alwnn! said, was due to the ~h~ aDd without caue trom the Mae-~ P.llrbll wttb the- u.te, se«lurtd a present a.t the proceedllll8, eiJCOft-- llli of "Red" Hope-, claal ot ,:wtG Dourall bome, where lhe was n 101111 IWil lett In a dellk tn Ute ed b7 Sherttf John Grimm and and was ma,rked bJ tbe ttne Plar of ~ gueet, ohlli'Ch odce, It wu aaid. three &taW poUcemen. quarterback "tm·to-ad"" Jlttta. j I somewhat wanner -t WIRE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Pessimism In Tokyo As Time I jOf League Conference Nears; !Strife ·~onlinues in Manchuria SHOOTING MAT ~UHINC OUIHHEl tal~ .I ' I ( The Game Of The Century Is Won By 'Undergraduates' At Sing-Sing s.va. Pitts WQ8 willing t.o tak~ many chances and the NILVY militia jnsl. eould not get their man at crucial momen~. ' The spectaturs, who watched the l&ml' played on the . hard clay of the prison exercise yard. were "fr1Bted" for gum and knives ~tore t.hey tripped ~ross the "campus" to the tnt. There was no orcanized cheering but the SinK Slog unctergradunteF. had a splendid "bronx cheer" for what, tbey thouaht were lll-advlsed plays and an attempt at th-e nldden 1tJ&U trick brou~rht indirnant mur~ .mura gf "for shame, tor shante." BJ JOHN G0·1'1'E INS HiLatr Uortnpondtni l'elplnr, Nov. 16.-INs-ln rt:~t.lbr the Japann ~ ultlm.&· t11m which uplred at noou lo· day. demandlnr hb rtUrement from t.be Nonnl rlnr brkiJi:! area, Geueral Ma Cbaa-Shan. Chlnfflt'! commander, t.old Uu~ Japanese t.h :& t •~ompUa. tw•· would mHo a. sun eoder or Chinese soveftlgn tl~ht&. Wet-Dry Tragedy riNE lUR£ TO OR 1 TEN ~H[ V , While on Ohio Scores Are Crashet" 1 ONE LOSES In Collision, Suffer• Broken In Same M~llialit~ � 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 15, 1931 deebee martin