https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e9e59f1e007fb38b8d01b55ba1b9c8c.pdf ab8363474b793aff619c0e03b5fa942d PDF Text Text 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~ �IIIOJHD&T, :WOV 4 Gta 1f, 1111 I I whe re the fotmf!r ·u.s tlll!ed to eon~ I M•Hory ot Rl.c.tn.e. Den Jl'umer and Charles Smt" t.tuct •t runeml ' Jamea Yeuaer, who ts attendlnr t.o Athe.na 8mlday , I'M• '1.., .... '1'• Mr aud Mr11 C. A. Cal:mt.lnc or Llu,o;lntw~ ~ehool at Columbus ~pent llllldln(o! the w~t:k eud w1U1 t~Jelr Cc..'ihO(;l(..j l 8pt..llt lhc Y,{ de f nd .... Jln tht! 'A'et'k ena With home fo!kx. I part-lot.! lriiDI& I Mu. Mu rJiUCL Park. ·~nd daughlf'-l'h Mr. \l.nd Mrll. Elmer MM.U.OX and Mr I!Uld Mrli. Ht.Thf>rl Fmk. Jljln..~ I PIIOHJ: lll--L j'.ll•f y wt!ro.. liCCOmpunied home Su11- twu ehlldr~n ISpt!UL ~WldaY with H .wd Mu,.·~ Mu.t.rt Jlybf-'11 ~,. 1 , ·nl bun· day by Mr. and Mrs. WUH.am Amlf'r C Mau..ox or Pt. Pl.eotlllnt. ,J, 1y nlternoon w.lh Mr and M. •"'. 1 t-::-..;...:.T:.,..:.~::======~========= son who have beeJt Yl.slt mg her•· Mtb C11.r1y summerville, of Point :..t 1JI.im SplrNI of auuand Th•·l fur Lhe past ,:;cvua. l wet•k , Plt:ww.,nt ~pe nt tbe we<:k end wll.h M i!.tllltuiLd ll :l' 1>' rv 1cc g 1vcn by + Many Park lc!l Mnndct~ altcJn· •c u ld.-.u Ye!l¥cr and ia:uily 't hf> Union MIMion ol Gi'larh..os tu n at t.ellphone pole alonpkle the hl¥ h· ror Columbus lut a WLLKli \',,), Ml .nd Mrs John K ill Patrick 'lilt• M! th<;c..list t:hurch U~ .... WI.)' ana 'Wall COhl plet.ely delitroyed. wllh rel.!r.Llil'eJS IIIIU fb.mlly Of Athe•s Olld Mn Jun Mr .. nd Mrh Wilham Mw 1 1 Workme n Mot Lhe Kanu.t; uo Ot:IJu M l':;, E. B 8JmUl ami Mrs Will- LOL.w.> •Jf New H11.ven spt:ut Sunday awl aatll:hlt'r or Ch&.rlt!lil<Jn, :·r f and at a lUling station lll '&rby, lam Mlc..nl ""rt In Gh31lt~>~on ~t...l- \l,ld! Ml ,u.nd MI'H PTed Shawver .!oM•phhw P lt:k(I J& and Mils~ 1J11 -.Ia het.rd the CI'Uh and ~onreU blm day ' M~tt:r Coover who &.ttend! bu:il· Rotmiolph ami M1 Hll(l Mr:-. Otll• a t~w minute$ later In lln uncon.s- ; Mr ond Mn w R Ort.J ~ ul nt"~ ~}to<. I B.l C•l:..unuus, WILli the ~assar unl r, J IIUJ<JI!.I !,I H· ' ' clout CODditJon. He Wl.ll fUIIhed. to OIOU.Slt>r v l~ltl!d 6und .ty Wi lh U•r "'·, .. olld ij UI.'Iit or het parems. •tilt: \\lf'f' ~untlay HU ~~·. Ol M• 1 ' ~ the Holzer hotip1tl.l by a Gallipolis latter'!! tasters , Ve~Stt\ ru.u No t~ ..tr ami ~Mr:>. C B ~llumaker and Mn J l.lmcs MurJ:.) d C..r:J..' l ~utomobile A.eeicleat Victina IUDbulanoe and ao effort ~as nu1.de · McCoy. retu• mu a. ~er seve•aJ •.dl~s \'U.lt 1:5tr~d · •• ..!.1..... to ... •- junea • there to save hla IIIe, b ut h e was \\JltJ re!a',\ts und ruend8 Ill Cllar5 pee,...,_. Mn; Le-v.·J s Vtu rPtlimeu to i.' 1 lcl.oton ·- - - - 1 1 Sat rei N• h t~ ~ much more setJOU& condition I hume In Charkston Sunday afu ,. t:JaJa Dale of Galhpo!J~:~ was the I • u .7~ •• t ~ll ~t t~~· lf ]vlsltiiiA h!!te With hLl :,l.S h· ·· MJ·~ llvl 'lk { IJ(.j l!,liC:ol of hu slHrer. Mb I c.n e I!IU~Y Y W e Mnd Dahlia Pauley f·tt'l t~J t Cam p •The tuneral servtees for Her- M e tiO tdl, an h!s fathe% and mothe• I Mr nnfl M1 s Bruce J-l ,Jb t•' fl GeJiildtne Collins am.l Mrs 0 E 1 r. tm Mn I . E. Keffer. a btoU•' • . · ICI)ntlnucd. from page onc 1 man Ke~tr. 31, who waa fatally ler J enn inga and a sister Dcme- Akron arc lluc Ylsttm~o; WJ Lh !..tJ_,- 1Snu th oi'Cit: In Co•umbu.s Satualu.i iiUun!d lu an aW.OmobHt arculeJ.lt trhm. who !Jv"' :tt Oll.uley Brtd luJeport re latives ._ . 8' Kanqua FTlda.y nl8ht, were W Va ge l Mi·~,. H C Htunkrr o[ Bdp1 n Wd' I (llriiiV P!'.~rn.m will bf' plo·r:l.lll conducted from the Firat Bapt.I.J;.t. · lvtslt;ng re latives a!H.l hlend" hu!· LEGION AUXILIARY JBIUIII~ th1 ~o~rv,H ~t.atR11 •n whtcl'l Obureh here Monday afternoon aL 'u\·~r the Y.etk t nd · TO PRESENT COMEDY !tlw Hl!o! 'I• n :o.cll.O<Jl:> ~~.rc J.ILU~tlu.l., 3 !00 (fcloct. Interment. IJl charJe Clyde FLsher ~pent Sunday with • M,:· and Mrs. K('\ly Oroga u and! j llldhtPB. Ililno1s Mlch1gan. Ou.•o. ot the ftawllnas undertakers. was hil> parents at Pt. Pleasa.1L. l 50n wert! Hun tmgto n vtsito rs Sull ·. -W••cm.sm, Iowa and Mm nt:~o·a made '" the Middleport c:emetey . Mr and ~· B F . Fultz Jr. and day I P lans llB\C been formed hc1c b:· l'ht dii'I.~J o'l will bf acr·mu:ng Lo olHe ~as emplo.t<:d at the PosL Mr. and Mra. B. P. Fultz, Sr. mo· ' Mrs. H:.trt wt 'I hm•Hu; ci Culumbu.'i tn~: Amcr• ·.Hn L~lon Ao~lliary to JidR! poptllaw,n flgUJ%. carrier and tcr£0 .:v Cul·onbus E'"nday to vl:s1l 11l~l:i 1"oetu 1lett ldlil l tng h t·r ~11hl r \.lr!.'\Pilt .ook1ebe Cwll r<ly, CuJporul !'he Ohl(o-Mumt~>ula combat 0111'. h ere .. •matl ~ .. . .. De, d wa.a a most popular, younJ mon, with relati,.:t>. Mrs C harles BUri iJ.:II lor the pu•t .Lul;{r.:n ccm r 3 bn 4 • A com~ ~hl.uld b.., well~uttN11l!d,ll.l1 LIH~lv.:o having Uved. alm.c~ his enUre lire .Mr and Mrs. MM.Xcus Chaml.l::J·s · · " 111 !LL• ·c tP. plt'sen t lng Lhi 01Kan 1<'.u- \L. tms urc (Omiltkl!'tl l\{ld';i mut~:hh. >!e died ··• e Holzer hoo week I uun ht',lucd by Uw IJre':Oildent Mr11 hi .h .. . , .... -. . ,- and son visited with Mrs. Sally Jor M• 1uu l M•s 1-1 n Sm11l'~ aJ11 Mlldll'u l"'uwlr•r met With Wll llnn. '' 1 1 P 1'11 1M<m~•n~ 11 (; gn n g.lrtl~' pltal Satur.say Dlght about 8.30 o • dan of Pt Plcu.sant Bunda~. da.ughtt•r of Purkct s.ou 1 g lett Sun- 8 Qumn 1eprcsentBtJVc or tbe ul· o (,u~llt Lo bl' .1 dr.twJng curd. a' 1 · . fLe L' ' "Cm.lill>! cloclrtromthc-lnjurle&slLSta1nedln Garn~tt Burchett of Columu n~ ·' , !or u 1 · · · Wl·lml~>tu hus liJ,pi.IYPcl lJIIIIw.m: l' f' uU} 11 1 Jlr 1111 a , ~ ... "I UtJtVf'lMtl Ptud u~:m~o~· C11 , of Fn ll' tb,. acct<lont. arrived Fuday cwmflii fo. a H~ ll tlle pabt ;;t' \e la l day!:. IA'Jth Mrs G I tlcl(J Iowa NuvPmbcr 11 Ihis s•·u:-;on d• l> IH L th{ fftct 1t hr.~ ~~ accident accurred Friday with Mr and Mrs. J M Burchett N. Wa gm~l Mtsl> .t::<.rtlm Wul(llCl 1 The show to be .Jl'ese nted 11 .. ~ u~ t 1..1tJ h11,p t•ncuuntt rB DliJU as Kefrtr wu enroute, by Satmday. Mr. aurcheLt ancl Oar- nl Canton was nlso thn S UIID·•Y' Js cnlul'l:v m•w and \mrerent w~ Ucc ts1ou of thl" H1~ Ten tD Ju,ld h~Jf~ to GalUpolil. He had re- nett vlsJted In Charf:~st<l .l wltn M1 s guest of the Wug ne1s. , JHlllt~ or' c·Jeun sn uppy jokell, and the po.~t·seo.:>on ~IUI!:Iflrn wu·, Ill 1,turned to Middleport following Ule Don Duflil:J!i M1s. Edwanl Cu1 ro ll and two ~~ of u pal• wtlc :r.nme The ro- sporu;e to an u.pjleo• l b} ?reliGr •11 fcctbaU game at folnt Pleasant Re\' nnd Mrs. F C. Kreag~r r P- Ida.uHhters and M•·s Oscar Sanbol njuuclim• 'Co , ponli Eage n{ ha~ a Hwvc1 's comm!tlf'" on rf'lkf that afternQOn. The ear struck a turned Mond.a~ f10m Zanes\'llle visited Sunday wlln Benjll.min ~.:utsl to -co:~:,~ record or large nntt The quest ion of \\hl'thcr Nm l :J' n.piJI ~ c l ,tllvt• aud 1rnccs 'J lu: cnst wc;;tern would ttu.vel lo lhe coa s~ lo 1 ,\Ill runtw-.l o! lfll locul people v. 1til mt..oe t Southt'l'll Callfouuu 011 Jan l• l.tllmul•· co:-.tt· olex and sceme f'f· I.•1 ~ has "-'":en ~ rOI-JOtit'tl, ""'a.~ not 'feet~ It Will be tlr(':it•nt,ed at the I tii~C USSI.:'() nt the llll'l' i lll~ YI'SJ:ID'dlly , I ~l.t ~u !llc T r mple wa:-; 11.nnour cc<l 3 The Proper Use for Hoardings! Radio II Program , ._ _ __ 1 Ulcl>L• ...• ~ I' ..... pla111 ~ ~ :;,~ ,... Ultlrlll . o.w .cau QI~J.. ..... ' ....Jd' '7 C&n1er Call 101-R 81 IliaD One Year .. . . . . .. .. o,j.' •eo~~:. ~ ' Six M"ontm . . . .. . Oilo ....til •• ' . ............ . .10 'J1:lrte Monlhl ...... , .... .. . . .6.00 One Month .'.... ''........ . t 1j i I I 1\NCE::l\fORE DO we see a season ushered in which · U fairly .cnuses women to hold their b1·eath a• they think I of their·sons, hu•bands, fathers and b1·othe1'8 starting out into the fields in quest of game . As usual many of these nimrods will leave home in th e early morn with an affectionate good-bye to their loved one•, never to return. Even as !hie is being read, already reports ~f deaths throughout i Our state, may be broadcast nRffte rlHfere nt kinrlR of game 1 are being hunted according to the law's dictates. Every year warnings are issued in every city ancl town and hamlet in the country and every year theer .1 warnings go unheeded with the result that hundreds of "1 people and many homes arc saddened because some loved one hils foiled to be careful nnd has forfeited his life or has caused the death of nnothcr as o part of the cost. If hunters would only remember to handle their II'"'" • as if they were the rleath dealing instruments thnt they are. instead of treating them as harmle•• play-thil>gs, ,t,_ _ _ _ _ ..__ mr,ny, 111any homes would be brighter at the close of the' hunting season than will be because they will fail too rl o LONDON ment Is just the very opposite. The tltls. By OTTO 0 TOLIBCHUS l't!llll)' 8nl&rt wqi:Jlan now aUcct8 ah IIUl'C~..etm:~W"..-bea~t:~ss, pout& Most accidents occur because someone ia carlt!fo!S INa at a1'f Ccrrespondont prett1Jf ;,merit tHe world with in climbing over a fence or in crawling under one, Ol' in London. Nov. a - The wls1om ol wide. round eye&-thc cyc-LlrOwa being pluckt!rl acconllngl;y-and bcstanding his gun up against a stump in a precarious JlOI"i- tht vhl!{.bOptlctr.l th!h the best. WilY haves and talk.s In every WilY like get rid cf wtckcdri'C:is 1S to in- nature's own child o.t her flrt:il or because some one saw a rustle in the Q'TUSM or to du\JJ.t 111 It has been proved lllial1i lfo<>ds and shot first and investigated, to his horror, nftel· For fo1·ty long y-ears the. DI'ILh h party . \hcuttr CL IU!CI kt pt 0HCA.I' W1lde'1> .;. • ~ ward, instead of r cverMing the procedure. TherH iH htilt' play "Salome" ofT the Brlt.IBh !-!LILSC ehanee that many will heed theMe printed wm·t.l.s, hut if It was !.upposcd to be the last word 1he reason f~r this. or course. In macubre el·ottctsm and the "lord l11ro the new fa !ihionl! only one Ufe is saved, or. the limb of one perHon i~:~ kert of lanuua nc • hl\d b:::cn vc1y Jnuud The sophistication hns 11ow bc:ll trane;fcrnod from the face to Lite from being shattered, th e effort toward n Haner hunlin1~ cf It It wns fmaly llroduc ~d at the clothes. "'l'hc put httle hilL with season will not hnve been in vain. eavoy this fall- an•l it sure prov- the kn(lwlng leather and the bus- r------------------------"1 SJDE LIGHTS JN NEWS OF CAPJTALS OF THE WORLD , a 11cnndal Name ly a flop. Atter a :ihort run tt hru; been withdrawn A sophlsUc.a.tt:d mcdern public wouldn L KO tC! !ce tt. It wna too dull. 1 ~aw It years aJQ in Munich, al a. 8pcclttl ontO-night performance. On lhat occar;Jon It turned oul to be a comedy success becnu:te the youug lady dancing thf' dance of the ~even veils rot stuck with her vdli and couldn'L get Uwm ott • ~ ~ Il J~; to be J~a.md that Salome wculd h ave a. llnrd time In getLiug anybody 11 head chopped oft' today. As a matter of tact. vamps are pa11se. The character styb of the mo- cd to b::: ~ca twalc.us BRITISH PROCEDURE IN A-MERICA, have seen so many more im~tan cefl of " justice being side-tracked, that we can not help but .11JE, wonder jllst wherein the difference lies between our woy of metelng out justiee and England's way. That there i• a great difference can not be denied hecause whOreas we record Home hundreds of murders in our (eliding metropolis, for which there aro but a scant)· few convictions, in London, England's meiror>olls, there . arc hardly one t~ntl\ as many murders committed and a relatively :few guilty people escape, in contrast to the great number over h~re . are all familiar with the inexcusable delay• which occur in all criminal trials in America, hut especially dlsw appointing to th~ average law ahiding citizen here, is the way the law operates to shield the guilty person who has wealth at his command to keep justice hound as long as poS8ible. A11y number of incidents to prove thl• assertion 1 might w ell he cited hut aM it ~s u known f,tcl, thry ure not I Jl'ecessary, I Let us then, look to England for a opcll. Lord Kylsont, one of the most influcntiul peers in Enghancl recently was convicted and ils nnw impri:mncd Uccau~c of fraudulent operations. Other instances of the owiftness of Britlsh justice might also be cited to prove that social vromi· nencc and wealth do not materially delay the Britbh ens· tom of mctcina: justice to one and all, alike. {\o1J*r41e"" of what faults England may have, or of 1 1 her shortcqmlnll• In other respects about which we may ftn·d cll•PeQs to chi!ie and ridicule, ccrtoin it Is that no no Jtre s~ · d~H'III\ent~l to nor success as our own terrible met))£>d Qf ' h~nltlinll crime and Its allied bu•ino••••· OnJ tijin. we FliP 110'!1 aboqld do Is to study F.:nglan<l's sy•tem wi~l! a v1~w to lmprovlnll our own, thereby lmpravipg one · tl\e. V8"' worot featqres about American SOCial welfare !I r~ · We of and-life, ' l\J!lll8111~•r tlje g~od old day• when extra 1 . diviclonds I were loP ·FPJTIIllon lh•Y didn't make tho headlines? keeping with denlna waltz ljhould be revived. ~ company is now behoq fmmcd with Helen Ollltland ar. tile 5tar, Miss Gilliland has JUSt complel-::d a long and successful run at the Oallety 111 "Nina. Rosg.."' A few years ago. when qophlstleation of mannEr was still fash· tanahJQ Lebar had revamped hla madtt r pi~e Into & sophistU::atf.!d reVQJ.. '8u~ the present revival 1s the rcaJ.·~·hidtm tlilhs, full or love and old·t•u~hloned sentiment. 7JtJ~inq hsls wt!l prove it ~ ••• R e t cH l dOI>Cins ""on• fashtCrfs. I~'i!l Rlao In keeping Uni'cs that &(!rimll'l, ciRss1c UlliSIO 11hor.dd ~lsplacc the blallng JaZt. ban!:l nnd real flinger.- th e slapatlck c~rct comedian In hotel din lnr I"Ontu8. 'l'he experiment I& l.ielng tried out at tM Dorchester Uouse anrt wft'tt appa'r ent l'lU<'«'SS The dlnncr audience take1. it& mu ale In 8Uence and recalls the artbts tor m11.ny t:Ticores. P'olowl riR the E"::!rlous pnrt of th<" prctt'tm l.hQ dance bands return of r;r.urP.e. Tittre srcrns tn be ltn added !Mit lo thfl do:u1n£t Aft er t'hr. p~ rlod ot qutetu1c, Uke the fun following: tht: scrtnon at tt~ chu>eh festival. Watch for annOIJnl:e' nent of th.• paily Tribune Cookina School. Loday On~ \ mOh~ val uable of '&be titolen pictures Titan's "8001 humc v.-a.o. badly diWI.afp!d recowred ha..-lnt be~n dug up I}D..... tiJJ :.uttrllsl! m which Jt had ~ H ludtlt n Oth~ famo 118 p&tntlrill' F unharmo•d hy bu rl.nl" were Rem- o."w b! 11m!t s Cnrlst' . C01rf!KiO'B "Ho]J .., •• l''umJI} P1sanu s Floe-trlnl' ql Ch1 M ami Dolcr:'l> 'The Apoltle Charl'ty ur the w• Julln · , THL'(i:oi ROB AUTO PtqtiH , 0 I thug!\ Nov. v.!Jo nowded o il thf' 1uad held up :m .Ito€ Atlen weller, toda~ Tne robbers If1 mn thetr victim altEr '*'vercly abuul the ~ Thomns ll.Ud and the Wf'f' k Ml:>. C. F Watch f or announce . . ment d t he Daily Tribune Cooking .School. I Yl'- boat e~ from. liaw•ii,. II ·~ ltvelJ'n iS eftJ'Oute to New York to Uve with her aunt, the weilt~y Mn. Cautaln whom she ha1 never mtt. After i'anehon confides in Ev_.e!Yn, the latter treat1 her c:oblly. The plane cra1he1 hd J'-.acho~ it tt1e 0111)' tarvivor. She decldn 10 etcape T9ft.J' and the pat aftd 1tut Ufe anew IIY muqDeradtllg P: Bv~}'11- She reQU!:Ita a c1octor to . 40yEAftS ,,.. !'"."' Can!*-"tlool "EvciYD" AwlrtcomafromllrO. . Cantain IQ'illl' that CoDbt cahnot mcet iJPmchDft. i'bc;hop leam1 CoJ.. lin lo Nra. Cuotalno ool~ 11911. .""' I CantalJw .... J'r=tt m at.trall.,q.tl .:.1 : ~ , .._._ io•'re llbt 1Eftlri, i an"'l'Pu .. . .. Yoa can't be." Tbe .lailofo. =:;;::=-=:::::-====-:'."' 111'1'• , toOror •of loeinJr dloco......t · WM ~da't baliev• anrone ,10 ~ pulfll .then .Mra. C&ntairs ftPbrina BIGGEST HOTtL VA~. ., . beaatlfW cO,uld. "btloDI' In the famHer ·lllndD<oo and alf~on • pricb Fanchoa'a ·conac;enoe. WHY 1Hy. I . 1 li CI!AP~ER XI Mrt. Cautairs' left the room arter word 'o the ma~ Th~ li~tle 1traw I s~itcase had been brought up and I was bn the canvas luggage stand. ! The: maid moved toward it. 'I "Don't unpack it," Fanchon tqld her, ''there ia nothing of my own in 1 there. It must be returned. , "V~ry good, , :Miu Evelyn. Ma y J run your bath?" . "Itlr:~" aaid f'anehon . Ther' had been Pl~ty of servant~ ! oo the plantatiOn. F"anchQtl wae · pOrfettiY accustom~ to eerviee. al· I thourh 1he had lacked It for eiabt ~th1 or more now. But it was e.. ~ to alip batk Into the oJd. ways. "Don't uapack it," :Faneban told her. ..There's notnlng of my awn I in there.'' Pre11;ntly abe .,., 1Y"inl full leqt'h •• the areat matble ' tub, he;r bandutd arm a lit~ a.wkwar~y 1 ou~ Of t~e "'ater. 11J,ere wat a 'Sh•'• all right,• he tatd her in ture later," Mrs. Carstairs told her, warm •cent of frasr&nt bath ult11. answer to her anxious question. "] "It is your allowance." The bathroom Itself was quite d•dn't of courl!le ask for detaiiJ:L She's Fanchon st ar~t1 at the ch~ck hook beautiful, tiled in green and black pretty badly shocked by the whole Money! Under false preten se~ I But I and · ·w lute. Fanchon closed hrr dreadful business. And very nerv- she had money of her own. No, 1t eyea and dreamed. But it wa. all a ous. Give her lots of sunlight, rest, wu not hers It was Tony's. She 1 dreaQL fresh air and keep off any subject could not SIX'Ild more of 1t, she must 1 I Lakr,. rested anci refreshed she that seMls to affect her disagreeably one day llli!llage ~omehow to re tu rn I 1wu in ~h~ ~ig swaL bed, with pi!- or emotionally. See that she gets it to him. Yet how co uld she, wtth~ lows piled in back of her, look10g plenty of recreation too, and laugh- out ravelling lhr wei.J u ! dc\"Cit ' about the pretty room, Emma ap- ler. She'll need that to help her wh1ch she had set herse lf tn ''.'r,1ve ~ 1 ptared, with a table that swung out forget." Yet thi s money wluch wa:. off.:rcd I owr the bed- and a tra7. On the After a moment he asked, her was not her own, c1thcr, i tray wu ·!lupper..-invalid's fare •. , "And Collin?.. " Nothing could mnkc it so I 1 a quaint little pottery bowl of soup, Mn. Carsta1ts made a gesture of "It is ~our a llo w.mce." !>;ud l\IrA.. the white brealllt of a .:hkken, a despair. C1ntairs aga.in, "and w1ll be 1•1\td i baked potato and a vegetable a "Terribly stubborn,'' she admitted. <111artcrly. : iaalad. a cu~p · of custard and coffee. "Doe!! she know?" Th e dl•posit was tw enty - five h\'ln~ 1 'Fanchon, w o had been hungrier "Only what 1 v.•rote Iter. Which drcd dollars. f than the t Jlht, looked at it with wasn't much. Ther~ are some l•'amhon flushed and palr(l again. that _10u cannot po11sibly 1 deliaht, and 4t the 1ilvcr~ 'the pretty things "But I can't-•t is too much .• , : ehina, the bread aad buuer sand- wrjte," Un. Cantairs :i:dmitt~d. 1-" she stammered. wiclles cat wafer thJa. She added, u the doctqr 1tood Tea thousand dollars a year! llr~ Caret&Jr• came Ia, In a dark there ailent, frownine a little. Mrs. Cantain nid gently, . tailond atfd louarfaa robe, Her "1 ' to14 her I would talk to her "You will need pocket mone,.. 1 hair, free of her bt, •• law:ly, about it toaiaht ... And clothes. I am gomg to give 1 ,111&111!1 of it, pare aitnr, WIVII!d doH If.Not .t0Ai4rbt," the physleian ad~ myself the gr~at pleasure of + 1 lto ber fine head. Emma pulled a vi1ed, quickly, ' wait' until she i1 Attting you, first, from hea('i to feet. I ;bla" Chair doae. to tbe bed, arra11ged mqre re&ted She is strugling for And after that, you may use your 1 ~tiP-toP table beside it a11d Jameson scl£ control. I could St!e that. But alloWance as you see fit.'' 'brou 111 ht in the second tray. she is really tremendously upset."" She added, : ~oar mother and I u1ed to do He left and Mrs, Carstairs re"I have more money than I can lthil, DOW and apin," Yra. Carstain turned to Fanchon. possibly spend. Collin h:ts his own !conunenttd1 and sighed, heavily. "I mull," said Faaehon, ..send incom<!, His father's furtum: was W be n evetYtbiDI had been back the allitaae to the Law11ons, divided between us anti has more ,cleare4 aWI7-llrt. Caratair1 talk.. Ther are the people who took me than doubled. Collin ha11 a seat on " Ia• of Soo-toD, of plaoo .In lh• In aft_,..r the &e<ident. I bor- the Stock Exchan_ge as well and is ........,t~ase, Ullitly and with calcu- rowed the cue from them and -. ha.t doing famousl7. I have always felt ,la.te4 cuuataeu, the doctor wu lllfto. and coat 11 welL I could have that •.. that I owed you something. !AOGDCed. He eame on hi1 way to bought things in the town but th~re You see, while the estate left by lhe theatre. in eveniag clothes. A waan't time and 1 couldn't lil!t out y.our grandparents wa11 not targe, it ptl, 1(00d~lookin8' nuan, Wynne, by to get them, she e:~:plained. all came to me. Half of it should me. With llrs. Cantairs watch• "Emma will attend to it for you," have bern your mother's, J shall be went all over Fanchon, Mrt. Carstairs suggested, "you are never forgive myself," she said low, ed al her arm, rc:bandiaed it not to worry. And you can send "and May never forgave me." and pronounced bet aound in limb, them a check for their kindnrss tv Fanchon !aid, low, desperately : • tf bnUied and wrenched. Only re•t JOU," anxioua to help by some word of -,oat4 cure that and aature, be said, "A check?" asked Fanchon, aston~ comfor:t: , nd ad.ded that illte ha.d·bad a IeVere ished. "l a.m sure she d1d." ae:'YOIH 1fJock. He left\het • aern lln. Cantairs mse and went Mrs. Carstairs ryes lighted. .;,ie and~ 1let:ping powdus. over to a rosewood desk. Fcom the .. Do you believe that? You don't ..But f · won't need them I" drawer sh~ took a new bank book Fanchon protuttd. .... and aave it to Fanchon. Fanchon know how happy you have made "'They will relax 7ou,• he told her1 opened it. It assured her that in a mel But I will not let you ta.lk any , r I ..ailinr. .,,.oa are terribly h)'ect certain New York bank a certain more.'' ap." 1um had been deposited to the order c.,.,...,••, 1111 .,. rattll Baldwh' t u.so ••"'$.4, C. C. $CHIFF£L£R • M1n1ging Director do more and more. smokers say: I I ----------------------------· only rrom •• • rc~l 1Dvel7D Howard, whom 'lhe bad met d"ncea ·ttlemsclvea. And they must approved dancing teachers. A~Paic-ntly male sophistication Is li'l du.nllfr oven without a change In IL w-.J. only a short Lime l}u!.l K(lltorll.:l'f otiered the JlllUI:$ifilr..., I.Hll'eil ftJr ">&.If' to a \\ealt.hy .ton1fner It ., as thls move Lhat pUt Ule C I D 0 11 h•h ll ~ ' u.nd led t.o hll G"• OD t~ be ,,k. fNC SYNOPSIS r: -aMIEPRI(~t ~~OVII. ._ 13, VII.IIOI:IIl> lnodoco,. wJ,erl oho _,. and n ,a .,...eqme mu !Wiled Tony. uu:bon fa lboclce4 to learn ttJ&t ony fa a racketeer. impHt.ated.' in a recent muNcr. · She, too i1 now wut.l. Fancbon eaeapn in u alri_lan. 'under the n~me of "Smith... Douhle Tesiul . .. Dou/Jie Action tl .l 5 Red M ... ~Jtif(' Columb us IIHI ~· Uf' s 1 • MJ.. '"'"""' and beautiful Foncboodoo.lh, lleftdltJj .... to Bon Or Ru."isell Ncl\6C called ,on h!., mothet, Mts. Ma1y Neuse Wcdneo CINCfNWA·· Jamr~ or were I ~·or or IR!~~~·:~~ - --·~ ·Idav.lc Hawaii. lhortb' after her Mr ami Mrs p L . Rlckanl. baby and !iOn vU:II ~d J . w . n.oush Sunda y ~o,tmiJPr n cmn Noble and fnmlly spent W ABG - Ncw York <348.6-8601 6 Sunday w1th Mr5. BcilJla Rickard Pnpulni Orch: 6 "45 Conmc Bos- and rumlly 7 15 Bing Crosby ; 7:45 Mor-j r~ ue Hoffman and fa milY we 1c ton Downey: 8 The Mtlls BrolhNs; guests of Mr~>. Bau\ h Ru·kllld Sun8 30 Th ::! Dictators : 9 Ben Bemie'::t day. Orc h · 10 15 Mark Wal'llow's Orch : vnc\e. weaver, Mae Johnwn nnd II E~rlr MRdrlguera's Orch; 11:30 M1ld1cd Layne were guest!) of Zelia Leot':l Belasco's Orch: 12 Roman - Rk:ka.Id Bunday. clll'.<: Orch; 1 nm Popular Dane(' Mt' and Mrs Law1·cncc Weaver 01 ch. vtsltfld Arch Layne 8unday. WEAF- Hcw York (454 3-660) 6 Zelia und , Ellen Rickard welT pm t•c,pular Orch; 'J·ao Alice Joy; ~wests of Miss Mabel SlaughteJ. 7 45 Th11 Ooldbcrss; 8 Plant&tlons· Wednesday Bongs; 8"30 John Phillip's Sousa Miss Ada Rl~ka.rd Js spending an Band · 9 The Musical Magazine, indeftnltc time with her aunt, Mrs. 9 30 Don Vorhee's Orph : 10 Dance Oertha Elliotter. Hr; n 15 J~ Orawrord; 12 Rudy Harley 'F'.:l"'ow~ers~~~_:::::~:::::....,.__ Vllllce'a Orch~ 12 SO am PopulAr Dance Ol'(lb. "' . ·· ~ ·"' WJZ-.I{tW 'Yo"ri <3485-7601 iJ•tli Piano Duo: 6 30 The Liners Orch ; ·" 6 45 Lowen 'thomas: 7 Amos •n· Andy; 8 The Quakers: O:JD Heel Httgg<"l'li Harmonies; 8:45 Sisters of th~ Skillet; 10:30 Clara. Lu ami Em; ll Blunt beT Music; 11 30 Rll~!l OOlumbo: 1:J:l&am Paul WJut::mau and hiB Paint Men. Our rate rtcluctfons meet pr.: ;:·nt WJR-Detrolt (400·750) 6 45 pm condition•. NQwhere else c. :m ycu Musical Mast('rs: 7 Amos 'n' Andy. And 1uch quality in rooms or tncJ!s 7.16 Purrs of Rhythm; 7 30 Th~ , • 1uch out·standlns ser.oicc . . ot Welcomera; 1:46 The Smart Bet, 8 The Qua~rs ; 8 30 Bubble Blower s: pri"l ao low. Just try it .1nd b.:l Popuhu ar~ nt convinced! 70% ol•ll rooms $2 .10, Mem· Ellt!twooi •. ~cttlug to b~ J~: r,c:wn hero as th"::' man who tto.t o, B. s. L•y a ~·ca •. • Shtr! t 'npd's play "'~'he Queen's Hu.lilbu. " i8 Wliv.!TSI\JIV ncclalmcd as d. 11 ptcca of theatrical wm·k Thoupt It Is recognized as a new vrrslon ot U1e same theme Shaw used In hla "Apple cart" all pap~ ers are careful to point out that Shc:"Wood. wrote his play one yenr before Shaw dtd his, so that ll1er11 tie dresa suggest a high degree or Is no question or plagla.rlsm. :;cphi:Jtlcnllon" the woman who • • • knows explains. "But to wellr 1\ Life al oxtard Is gcltins mot <" m~wner to match wo•dd be putting and more diiD.cult. It en teo thick It would give the First the vice-chancellor issued lmpresslcn cf too studied cleverness drastic' re~~trlctions on undergrartu · a .~ugrestion of the demlmOndalue. ate danclllK. Now he has also issued Her new character style, on the drastic rulea banning JOY rides atet her hand, slvcs the woman nil tcr 9 p M. lh£ piqua11cy ot sophl3tlcatel1 cloth-~ Onrage propl'ietors must enter in thing without dlsturblnr you wlt)l book the time of the arrival and too obvious clevem~s!l," ~eparturo of all undergruduat~ Beaut}' parlors report even lhe Cat'll and peepholes must be made~\~~~~~ pa8sing of tho llpt;tlck and ,ol the 1 111 the pl'lvl!ote J&rag:e.s 80 t.haL a pl~~ot.Jnum blonde. One hall'dreuor check Qf tlb cars can made predicts, In fact, the 1'3turn of ha.lr UndEr the dance rules, underbleached snow- white a.nd powdered graduaL~!I are forbJdden to atttend In imltaUon ol a wt,s. subscription dances In clubs, bote)! Good-bye Balome or prlva~ homea or Rive suc;P. · ... __.. • fif ' :if~~~Uj~~j· The• Best., Itisn'l'anee Policy ~ iii · ,. BALDWIN BYKfN(J . . . .... II In -- rl::iO- M:orton- Downey; 11 ·45 W11ync Brulah wc1e guests at C M Slaugh tel :. Stmday Vernon W., Va. J 1 f' OLI Jl\IHlJS MA -.. OR IIERE 10Jl8'S Orch; J2:1&am Ted Wcrm ~ Oreh; 12:45 Tweet Hot::£1•1 ami H it -·- Held for Torturing Child 1 The eava!rv detachment of the 15th U s. Infantry, l!itationed at Tientsin, China, is shown m formatwn before th.e .rates of the forei~ concm1sion, where il i~ on guard to prcvt•nt d•stu r bnn.ces.grow• lnR out cf the ~;.ttempted assa.~s inatio n of Hcmy Pu-Y1 (tn ~l:lt). Ch inn's deposed "boy emperor," from c ndnngc:a:m~ foreign hve& An ultimatum was delivere d to the Chm ese prov1nc1al go.vernn:ten,t, follo wi ng the attcmpt on Pu - Yi's_life, thett nny.one ve!ttur1ng wtth1n 300 t l!ct of the wall of the for eign conccssaon would be shot. Popular Dance Orch llfl~r rera I u;CBAKIN ft POWDER It's only in G "'f:s beur:: doy tirucs, therefol'e, that Franz Lc ha.;r'., "Merry Widow" with the mnd- v· . . ILLUI•~d I Expres~ 10 .30 Real Polka; 11 Slumber Mu ~ sic; 11:30 RUI& Columbo; 12 The Kiner s Jt:sl:!rs: 12 .•15am Lan y IFunks Dance Orch. WJR--Oetroit f400-750 > 7pm Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15 The Aristocrats I 7 ::10 HI·Specd Berenaders , 8 .30 I Dlxl~ Ensemble; 9 Popular Orch; D·sr Mmlcal DOminoes ; 10 I.!:>: preS~~ .t0 :30 Real Polks: 11 SJumW. Mu~ sic; 11:30 Russ CoJurnbo; 12 Jane Frohman's Oren, 12 :15 am Dance Orch WON-ohk!ago 141~.4-'120) 6.45 Little Orphar;l. Annie; 7 Sln~ing Lady; '1 . 15 J!:Rsy Aces; 8.30 Water Boys; 8 46 The (Juinps; n 15 Ul hging Sam; 8'30' Kate Smlth'll Music ; 8.45 Glom Cha~rs ; 9 .30 B1 t 10 30 Art KaMel'~. Orch; II 11 : i5 Dream Ship: 11.45 Art THE EYE OF THE LORD- Behold, the cyo of th e Lord is U'iion them that fear Him, upon them that hope in His merCY: To deliver their so ul from death, and to kcelJ them al.~~e in famine.-Psalm 33:18, 19. ,. THE HUNTING SEASON China- NOft'lllbet lt WABC- Ncw York (348.6- &601 9·30 Musical DamlnfM!JS; 10 - -- --- J on Guard 8:15pm Don BIJ:Piow's Orch ; ~ · ~ Jkla and Dunp, I \5 BlPt. CroloJY, ' 30 The BoawtU Elll.eters: 't .f6 Mor· t on Downey ; 8 Precld:V Rich's 0t;, 1.15 stain' Sam ; 8:30 KaLe smith s Music , 8:4.5 Preddy Rich's Orch ; D: 1~ Symphony Orch: 9 ·30 BouijOIR: 10 Ouy Lombur1o's Orch : 11 Loon Be i~U~Co's Oreh; 11 1~ Bt.rtcL Sinli{t'r: 11 :30 Cuban Orch ; 12 Ben Bernie's Oreh; 1:1 30am Noble 81slc's Orch; 1 DBnce Orch ; t ·30 Dave A.bram'a Orch. 1 WUF- Ntw York 14M 3-8601 6 pm P<lpular Orth ; 6 :30 Ralph K t'r bt!ry; 8.45 The Stebbins Boys; 1 Lumber Jacka ; 7 :15 Popula r Or; 17 30 Allee Joy ; 7 45 The Oolden1t-irp · 8 Soconyland Sketehea ; 8:90' Harvey 8 . Ptrestone Jr; 9 The Oypeles; 0·30 Parade of t.he States; 10 True Story; 11 Coon-Sanders OI'Ch , 1t ·:W JeMe Crawford; 11 .!5 Cab I Callr; way 's Orch; 12 Earl Hines· Orch : u ·:mam Twtct Hogan'l:l Or. WJZ-New York (349~-760> 6:45 pm Lowell Thomas; 7 Amos 'n' Andy; 7 15 The Jesters: 7 30 Phil Ccok: 1 · 4~ Waves of Melodies ; 8.30 Death Valely 09.ys: 9 Popular Or : "1• Oi'lo Cli'CI-~ IJept. u.s. • 10 Middleport ' N ws : e"'..r se r vI... e 8 He e nda ue ted Aftemoon l'IOR ay DID YOU EVER STOP TO TIIINK~ I I By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 "A ehort time ago in •New York Cit.y, a nurse, noting the sus· pieioua aetiona of a 92 )lear old woman recluse •be wao attending took advantaae of t!t"e obt woman'v temporary absence to make a hurried aean:h of the rqom1 Ridden in faded clothing, she l011nd $500,000 in $.10,000 billa. A later search diacloted $400,· C)OO'i"'ore in caah and aood aecuritiu. The old waman had hoarded nearl~ a millliolnl'ollan for 24 years, explainin11 that she '•ot ocared of banks' durina the panic in 1907. "The ineident ·revealed one of the causes of the existing fin· anci~~hnd unemployment oituatinn. The money which was thus l\icld11n for yeara did no one any ~rood. It was of no benefit · to the ~aaeoaor, except in tile mere aenae of pouersion. If •It~ had put it to Wllfk, it wou1d "a1'" made much more money for her, en· able~othera to make money, provided employment for many. ''It ia eatimated that bt~tweeil $800,000,000 and 000 are aimilarly concealed in thia country. If these dollars could be pqt into drculati·o n, the)' wouM hasten the return of proam!rlty from ita hidili'a-place a'I'Otiftd' the r.o•called corner. • 'Tite hoarded dollar io Jlle uoele11 dollar. Make your dollars work for you, and tti'Oiy will 6l tlil'l Iamie lime work fo~ others aud help brina greater confidence, more work, better times." *'"' $t,ooo;ooo,. i l . . " J~~;r; ;"~out" "'_~~- oi.JL:~~;~~ ~ JOIII: . _ . .. Dl.trll••h• .,,. ::: ~-''"'~-"'--..~ .... j BeCAUSE ..• TH&'I"RE MILDER. It's the: ,..,_, The best tobliCtOI-the smoothest and mildest thar money can buy-go Jato Chesterfield. Ripened and sweetened ia the suosbine , , • cured by rbe fllfiDer ••• then aged for two yean in woodeD. hogsbe.tds. No wonder yousay,-rhefre so much milder!•• THEY TASTE BEITER. These mild smooth tobaccos""' pu<togetherexactlyright:.That'sChesterfi.eld'ssecftt-butmiWonl of smokers agree that the job couldn'< be lmpJ<mdl Rich oromaofTurkishandmellowsweetne5&oCDomeocic,bleadecl and ....,.6/.,,/.J to Cheo<erfield's own BE'ITER T ASTB. 111F.rRE PURE. Oe..Woess •nd purity, always! Eoerythiag that goes into Chesterfield is tested by expert chemisa ••• tesled thoroughly. The pures<dptette papermade,burniagwithout taSte or odor. Sanitary maoufacture ••• DO bands touda your O...terfields. Tbey'te u pun u the water you drialtl THEY SATISfY. You b"'olt open a"'- apt·oeoled ..clr...,. You lipt up a weJ1.61Jed dptette. Yeo, olr ••• you're going to like this dgarette-you bow that with your-, first pulf. And right there's where IDIIlJ • amoker chaap to Chesterfield. Tho, S.lisfll ., �IIIOJHD&T, :WOV 4 Gta 1f, 1111 I I whe re the fotmf!r ·u.s tlll!ed to eon~ I M•Hory ot Rl.c.tn.e. Den Jl'umer and Charles Smt" t.tuct •t runeml ' Jamea Yeuaer, who ts attendlnr t.o Athe.na 8mlday , I'M• '1.., .... '1'• Mr aud Mr11 C. A. Cal:mt.lnc or Llu,o;lntw~ ~ehool at Columbus ~pent llllldln(o! the w~t:k eud w1U1 t~Jelr Cc..'ihO(;l(..j l 8pt..llt lhc Y,{ de f nd .... Jln tht! 'A'et'k ena With home fo!kx. I part-lot.! lriiDI& I Mu. Mu rJiUCL Park. ·~nd daughlf'-l'h Mr. \l.nd Mrll. Elmer MM.U.OX and Mr I!Uld Mrli. Ht.Thf>rl Fmk. Jljln..~ I PIIOHJ: lll--L j'.ll•f y wt!ro.. liCCOmpunied home Su11- twu ehlldr~n ISpt!UL ~WldaY with H .wd Mu,.·~ Mu.t.rt Jlybf-'11 ~,. 1 , ·nl bun· day by Mr. and Mrs. WUH.am Amlf'r C Mau..ox or Pt. Pl.eotlllnt. ,J, 1y nlternoon w.lh Mr and M. •"'. 1 t-::-..;...:.T:.,..:.~::======~========= son who have beeJt Yl.slt mg her•· Mtb C11.r1y summerville, of Point :..t 1JI.im SplrNI of auuand Th•·l fur Lhe past ,:;cvua. l wet•k , Plt:ww.,nt ~pe nt tbe we<:k end wll.h M i!.tllltuiLd ll :l' 1>' rv 1cc g 1vcn by + Many Park lc!l Mnndct~ altcJn· •c u ld.-.u Ye!l¥cr and ia:uily 't hf> Union MIMion ol Gi'larh..os tu n at t.ellphone pole alonpkle the hl¥ h· ror Columbus lut a WLLKli \',,), Ml .nd Mrs John K ill Patrick 'lilt• M! th<;c..list t:hurch U~ .... WI.)' ana 'Wall COhl plet.ely delitroyed. wllh rel.!r.Llil'eJS IIIIU fb.mlly Of Athe•s Olld Mn Jun Mr .. nd Mrh Wilham Mw 1 1 Workme n Mot Lhe Kanu.t; uo Ot:IJu M l':;, E. B 8JmUl ami Mrs Will- LOL.w.> •Jf New H11.ven spt:ut Sunday awl aatll:hlt'r or Ch&.rlt!lil<Jn, :·r f and at a lUling station lll '&rby, lam Mlc..nl ""rt In Gh31lt~>~on ~t...l- \l,ld! Ml ,u.nd MI'H PTed Shawver .!oM•phhw P lt:k(I J& and Mils~ 1J11 -.Ia het.rd the CI'Uh and ~onreU blm day ' M~tt:r Coover who &.ttend! bu:il· Rotmiolph ami M1 Hll(l Mr:-. Otll• a t~w minute$ later In lln uncon.s- ; Mr ond Mn w R Ort.J ~ ul nt"~ ~}to<. I B.l C•l:..unuus, WILli the ~assar unl r, J IIUJ<JI!.I !,I H· ' ' clout CODditJon. He Wl.ll fUIIhed. to OIOU.Slt>r v l~ltl!d 6und .ty Wi lh U•r "'·, .. olld ij UI.'Iit or het parems. •tilt: \\lf'f' ~untlay HU ~~·. Ol M• 1 ' ~ the Holzer hotip1tl.l by a Gallipolis latter'!! tasters , Ve~Stt\ ru.u No t~ ..tr ami ~Mr:>. C B ~llumaker and Mn J l.lmcs MurJ:.) d C..r:J..' l ~utomobile A.eeicleat Victina IUDbulanoe and ao effort ~as nu1.de · McCoy. retu• mu a. ~er seve•aJ •.dl~s \'U.lt 1:5tr~d · •• ..!.1..... to ... •- junea • there to save hla IIIe, b ut h e was \\JltJ re!a',\ts und ruend8 Ill Cllar5 pee,...,_. Mn; Le-v.·J s Vtu rPtlimeu to i.' 1 lcl.oton ·- - - - 1 1 Sat rei N• h t~ ~ much more setJOU& condition I hume In Charkston Sunday afu ,. t:JaJa Dale of Galhpo!J~:~ was the I • u .7~ •• t ~ll ~t t~~· lf ]vlsltiiiA h!!te With hLl :,l.S h· ·· MJ·~ llvl 'lk { IJ(.j l!,liC:ol of hu slHrer. Mb I c.n e I!IU~Y Y W e Mnd Dahlia Pauley f·tt'l t~J t Cam p •The tuneral servtees for Her- M e tiO tdl, an h!s fathe% and mothe• I Mr nnfl M1 s Bruce J-l ,Jb t•' fl GeJiildtne Collins am.l Mrs 0 E 1 r. tm Mn I . E. Keffer. a btoU•' • . · ICI)ntlnucd. from page onc 1 man Ke~tr. 31, who waa fatally ler J enn inga and a sister Dcme- Akron arc lluc Ylsttm~o; WJ Lh !..tJ_,- 1Snu th oi'Cit: In Co•umbu.s Satualu.i iiUun!d lu an aW.OmobHt arculeJ.lt trhm. who !Jv"' :tt Oll.uley Brtd luJeport re latives ._ . 8' Kanqua FTlda.y nl8ht, were W Va ge l Mi·~,. H C Htunkrr o[ Bdp1 n Wd' I (llriiiV P!'.~rn.m will bf' plo·r:l.lll conducted from the Firat Bapt.I.J;.t. · lvtslt;ng re latives a!H.l hlend" hu!· LEGION AUXILIARY JBIUIII~ th1 ~o~rv,H ~t.atR11 •n whtcl'l Obureh here Monday afternoon aL 'u\·~r the Y.etk t nd · TO PRESENT COMEDY !tlw Hl!o! 'I• n :o.cll.O<Jl:> ~~.rc J.ILU~tlu.l., 3 !00 (fcloct. Interment. IJl charJe Clyde FLsher ~pent Sunday with • M,:· and Mrs. K('\ly Oroga u and! j llldhtPB. Ililno1s Mlch1gan. Ou.•o. ot the ftawllnas undertakers. was hil> parents at Pt. Pleasa.1L. l 50n wert! Hun tmgto n vtsito rs Sull ·. -W••cm.sm, Iowa and Mm nt:~o·a made '" the Middleport c:emetey . Mr and ~· B F . Fultz Jr. and day I P lans llB\C been formed hc1c b:· l'ht dii'I.~J o'l will bf acr·mu:ng Lo olHe ~as emplo.t<:d at the PosL Mr. and Mra. B. P. Fultz, Sr. mo· ' Mrs. H:.trt wt 'I hm•Hu; ci Culumbu.'i tn~: Amcr• ·.Hn L~lon Ao~lliary to JidR! poptllaw,n flgUJ%. carrier and tcr£0 .:v Cul·onbus E'"nday to vl:s1l 11l~l:i 1"oetu 1lett ldlil l tng h t·r ~11hl r \.lr!.'\Pilt .ook1ebe Cwll r<ly, CuJporul !'he Ohl(o-Mumt~>ula combat 0111'. h ere .. •matl ~ .. . .. De, d wa.a a most popular, younJ mon, with relati,.:t>. Mrs C harles BUri iJ.:II lor the pu•t .Lul;{r.:n ccm r 3 bn 4 • A com~ ~hl.uld b.., well~uttN11l!d,ll.l1 LIH~lv.:o having Uved. alm.c~ his enUre lire .Mr and Mrs. MM.Xcus Chaml.l::J·s · · " 111 !LL• ·c tP. plt'sen t lng Lhi 01Kan 1<'.u- \L. tms urc (Omiltkl!'tl l\{ld';i mut~:hh. >!e died ··• e Holzer hoo week I uun ht',lucd by Uw IJre':Oildent Mr11 hi .h .. . , .... -. . ,- and son visited with Mrs. Sally Jor M• 1uu l M•s 1-1 n Sm11l'~ aJ11 Mlldll'u l"'uwlr•r met With Wll llnn. '' 1 1 P 1'11 1M<m~•n~ 11 (; gn n g.lrtl~' pltal Satur.say Dlght about 8.30 o • dan of Pt Plcu.sant Bunda~. da.ughtt•r of Purkct s.ou 1 g lett Sun- 8 Qumn 1eprcsentBtJVc or tbe ul· o (,u~llt Lo bl' .1 dr.twJng curd. a' 1 · . fLe L' ' "Cm.lill>! cloclrtromthc-lnjurle&slLSta1nedln Garn~tt Burchett of Columu n~ ·' , !or u 1 · · · Wl·lml~>tu hus liJ,pi.IYPcl lJIIIIw.m: l' f' uU} 11 1 Jlr 1111 a , ~ ... "I UtJtVf'lMtl Ptud u~:m~o~· C11 , of Fn ll' tb,. acct<lont. arrived Fuday cwmflii fo. a H~ ll tlle pabt ;;t' \e la l day!:. IA'Jth Mrs G I tlcl(J Iowa NuvPmbcr 11 Ihis s•·u:-;on d• l> IH L th{ fftct 1t hr.~ ~~ accident accurred Friday with Mr and Mrs. J M Burchett N. Wa gm~l Mtsl> .t::<.rtlm Wul(llCl 1 The show to be .Jl'ese nted 11 .. ~ u~ t 1..1tJ h11,p t•ncuuntt rB DliJU as Kefrtr wu enroute, by Satmday. Mr. aurcheLt ancl Oar- nl Canton was nlso thn S UIID·•Y' Js cnlul'l:v m•w and \mrerent w~ Ucc ts1ou of thl" H1~ Ten tD Ju,ld h~Jf~ to GalUpolil. He had re- nett vlsJted In Charf:~st<l .l wltn M1 s guest of the Wug ne1s. , JHlllt~ or' c·Jeun sn uppy jokell, and the po.~t·seo.:>on ~IUI!:Iflrn wu·, Ill 1,turned to Middleport following Ule Don Duflil:J!i M1s. Edwanl Cu1 ro ll and two ~~ of u pal• wtlc :r.nme The ro- sporu;e to an u.pjleo• l b} ?reliGr •11 fcctbaU game at folnt Pleasant Re\' nnd Mrs. F C. Kreag~r r P- Ida.uHhters and M•·s Oscar Sanbol njuuclim• 'Co , ponli Eage n{ ha~ a Hwvc1 's comm!tlf'" on rf'lkf that afternQOn. The ear struck a turned Mond.a~ f10m Zanes\'llle visited Sunday wlln Benjll.min ~.:utsl to -co:~:,~ record or large nntt The quest ion of \\hl'thcr Nm l :J' n.piJI ~ c l ,tllvt• aud 1rnccs 'J lu: cnst wc;;tern would ttu.vel lo lhe coa s~ lo 1 ,\Ill runtw-.l o! lfll locul people v. 1til mt..oe t Southt'l'll Callfouuu 011 Jan l• l.tllmul•· co:-.tt· olex and sceme f'f· I.•1 ~ has "-'":en ~ rOI-JOtit'tl, ""'a.~ not 'feet~ It Will be tlr(':it•nt,ed at the I tii~C USSI.:'() nt the llll'l' i lll~ YI'SJ:ID'dlly , I ~l.t ~u !llc T r mple wa:-; 11.nnour cc<l 3 The Proper Use for Hoardings! Radio II Program , ._ _ __ 1 Ulcl>L• ...• ~ I' ..... pla111 ~ ~ :;,~ ,... Ultlrlll . o.w .cau QI~J.. ..... ' ....Jd' '7 C&n1er Call 101-R 81 IliaD One Year .. . . . . .. .. o,j.' •eo~~:. ~ ' Six M"ontm . . . .. . Oilo ....til •• ' . ............ . .10 'J1:lrte Monlhl ...... , .... .. . . .6.00 One Month .'.... ''........ . t 1j i I I 1\NCE::l\fORE DO we see a season ushered in which · U fairly .cnuses women to hold their b1·eath a• they think I of their·sons, hu•bands, fathers and b1·othe1'8 starting out into the fields in quest of game . As usual many of these nimrods will leave home in th e early morn with an affectionate good-bye to their loved one•, never to return. Even as !hie is being read, already reports ~f deaths throughout i Our state, may be broadcast nRffte rlHfere nt kinrlR of game 1 are being hunted according to the law's dictates. Every year warnings are issued in every city ancl town and hamlet in the country and every year theer .1 warnings go unheeded with the result that hundreds of "1 people and many homes arc saddened because some loved one hils foiled to be careful nnd has forfeited his life or has caused the death of nnothcr as o part of the cost. If hunters would only remember to handle their II'"'" • as if they were the rleath dealing instruments thnt they are. instead of treating them as harmle•• play-thil>gs, ,t,_ _ _ _ _ ..__ mr,ny, 111any homes would be brighter at the close of the' hunting season than will be because they will fail too rl o LONDON ment Is just the very opposite. The tltls. By OTTO 0 TOLIBCHUS l't!llll)' 8nl&rt wqi:Jlan now aUcct8 ah IIUl'C~..etm:~W"..-bea~t:~ss, pout& Most accidents occur because someone ia carlt!fo!S INa at a1'f Ccrrespondont prett1Jf ;,merit tHe world with in climbing over a fence or in crawling under one, Ol' in London. Nov. a - The wls1om ol wide. round eye&-thc cyc-LlrOwa being pluckt!rl acconllngl;y-and bcstanding his gun up against a stump in a precarious JlOI"i- tht vhl!{.bOptlctr.l th!h the best. WilY haves and talk.s In every WilY like get rid cf wtckcdri'C:is 1S to in- nature's own child o.t her flrt:il or because some one saw a rustle in the Q'TUSM or to du\JJ.t 111 It has been proved lllial1i lfo<>ds and shot first and investigated, to his horror, nftel· For fo1·ty long y-ears the. DI'ILh h party . \hcuttr CL IU!CI kt pt 0HCA.I' W1lde'1> .;. • ~ ward, instead of r cverMing the procedure. TherH iH htilt' play "Salome" ofT the Brlt.IBh !-!LILSC ehanee that many will heed theMe printed wm·t.l.s, hut if It was !.upposcd to be the last word 1he reason f~r this. or course. In macubre el·ottctsm and the "lord l11ro the new fa !ihionl! only one Ufe is saved, or. the limb of one perHon i~:~ kert of lanuua nc • hl\d b:::cn vc1y Jnuud The sophistication hns 11ow bc:ll trane;fcrnod from the face to Lite from being shattered, th e effort toward n Haner hunlin1~ cf It It wns fmaly llroduc ~d at the clothes. "'l'hc put httle hilL with season will not hnve been in vain. eavoy this fall- an•l it sure prov- the kn(lwlng leather and the bus- r------------------------"1 SJDE LIGHTS JN NEWS OF CAPJTALS OF THE WORLD , a 11cnndal Name ly a flop. Atter a :ihort run tt hru; been withdrawn A sophlsUc.a.tt:d mcdern public wouldn L KO tC! !ce tt. It wna too dull. 1 ~aw It years aJQ in Munich, al a. 8pcclttl ontO-night performance. On lhat occar;Jon It turned oul to be a comedy success becnu:te the youug lady dancing thf' dance of the ~even veils rot stuck with her vdli and couldn'L get Uwm ott • ~ ~ Il J~; to be J~a.md that Salome wculd h ave a. llnrd time In getLiug anybody 11 head chopped oft' today. As a matter of tact. vamps are pa11se. The character styb of the mo- cd to b::: ~ca twalc.us BRITISH PROCEDURE IN A-MERICA, have seen so many more im~tan cefl of " justice being side-tracked, that we can not help but .11JE, wonder jllst wherein the difference lies between our woy of metelng out justiee and England's way. That there i• a great difference can not be denied hecause whOreas we record Home hundreds of murders in our (eliding metropolis, for which there aro but a scant)· few convictions, in London, England's meiror>olls, there . arc hardly one t~ntl\ as many murders committed and a relatively :few guilty people escape, in contrast to the great number over h~re . are all familiar with the inexcusable delay• which occur in all criminal trials in America, hut especially dlsw appointing to th~ average law ahiding citizen here, is the way the law operates to shield the guilty person who has wealth at his command to keep justice hound as long as poS8ible. A11y number of incidents to prove thl• assertion 1 might w ell he cited hut aM it ~s u known f,tcl, thry ure not I Jl'ecessary, I Let us then, look to England for a opcll. Lord Kylsont, one of the most influcntiul peers in Enghancl recently was convicted and ils nnw impri:mncd Uccau~c of fraudulent operations. Other instances of the owiftness of Britlsh justice might also be cited to prove that social vromi· nencc and wealth do not materially delay the Britbh ens· tom of mctcina: justice to one and all, alike. {\o1J*r41e"" of what faults England may have, or of 1 1 her shortcqmlnll• In other respects about which we may ftn·d cll•PeQs to chi!ie and ridicule, ccrtoin it Is that no no Jtre s~ · d~H'III\ent~l to nor success as our own terrible met))£>d Qf ' h~nltlinll crime and Its allied bu•ino••••· OnJ tijin. we FliP 110'!1 aboqld do Is to study F.:nglan<l's sy•tem wi~l! a v1~w to lmprovlnll our own, thereby lmpravipg one · tl\e. V8"' worot featqres about American SOCial welfare !I r~ · We of and-life, ' l\J!lll8111~•r tlje g~od old day• when extra 1 . diviclonds I were loP ·FPJTIIllon lh•Y didn't make tho headlines? keeping with denlna waltz ljhould be revived. ~ company is now behoq fmmcd with Helen Ollltland ar. tile 5tar, Miss Gilliland has JUSt complel-::d a long and successful run at the Oallety 111 "Nina. Rosg.."' A few years ago. when qophlstleation of mannEr was still fash· tanahJQ Lebar had revamped hla madtt r pi~e Into & sophistU::atf.!d reVQJ.. '8u~ the present revival 1s the rcaJ.·~·hidtm tlilhs, full or love and old·t•u~hloned sentiment. 7JtJ~inq hsls wt!l prove it ~ ••• R e t cH l dOI>Cins ""on• fashtCrfs. I~'i!l Rlao In keeping Uni'cs that &(!rimll'l, ciRss1c UlliSIO 11hor.dd ~lsplacc the blallng JaZt. ban!:l nnd real flinger.- th e slapatlck c~rct comedian In hotel din lnr I"Ontu8. 'l'he experiment I& l.ielng tried out at tM Dorchester Uouse anrt wft'tt appa'r ent l'lU<'«'SS The dlnncr audience take1. it& mu ale In 8Uence and recalls the artbts tor m11.ny t:Ticores. P'olowl riR the E"::!rlous pnrt of th<" prctt'tm l.hQ dance bands return of r;r.urP.e. Tittre srcrns tn be ltn added !Mit lo thfl do:u1n£t Aft er t'hr. p~ rlod ot qutetu1c, Uke the fun following: tht: scrtnon at tt~ chu>eh festival. Watch for annOIJnl:e' nent of th.• paily Tribune Cookina School. Loday On~ \ mOh~ val uable of '&be titolen pictures Titan's "8001 humc v.-a.o. badly diWI.afp!d recowred ha..-lnt be~n dug up I}D..... tiJJ :.uttrllsl! m which Jt had ~ H ludtlt n Oth~ famo 118 p&tntlrill' F unharmo•d hy bu rl.nl" were Rem- o."w b! 11m!t s Cnrlst' . C01rf!KiO'B "Ho]J .., •• l''umJI} P1sanu s Floe-trlnl' ql Ch1 M ami Dolcr:'l> 'The Apoltle Charl'ty ur the w• Julln · , THL'(i:oi ROB AUTO PtqtiH , 0 I thug!\ Nov. v.!Jo nowded o il thf' 1uad held up :m .Ito€ Atlen weller, toda~ Tne robbers If1 mn thetr victim altEr '*'vercly abuul the ~ Thomns ll.Ud and the Wf'f' k Ml:>. C. F Watch f or announce . . ment d t he Daily Tribune Cooking .School. I Yl'- boat e~ from. liaw•ii,. II ·~ ltvelJ'n iS eftJ'Oute to New York to Uve with her aunt, the weilt~y Mn. Cautaln whom she ha1 never mtt. After i'anehon confides in Ev_.e!Yn, the latter treat1 her c:oblly. The plane cra1he1 hd J'-.acho~ it tt1e 0111)' tarvivor. She decldn 10 etcape T9ft.J' and the pat aftd 1tut Ufe anew IIY muqDeradtllg P: Bv~}'11- She reQU!:Ita a c1octor to . 40yEAftS ,,.. !'"."' Can!*-"tlool "EvciYD" AwlrtcomafromllrO. . Cantain IQ'illl' that CoDbt cahnot mcet iJPmchDft. i'bc;hop leam1 CoJ.. lin lo Nra. Cuotalno ool~ 11911. .""' I CantalJw .... J'r=tt m at.trall.,q.tl .:.1 : ~ , .._._ io•'re llbt 1Eftlri, i an"'l'Pu .. . .. Yoa can't be." Tbe .lailofo. =:;;::=-=:::::-====-:'."' 111'1'• , toOror •of loeinJr dloco......t · WM ~da't baliev• anrone ,10 ~ pulfll .then .Mra. C&ntairs ftPbrina BIGGEST HOTtL VA~. ., . beaatlfW cO,uld. "btloDI' In the famHer ·lllndD<oo and alf~on • pricb Fanchoa'a ·conac;enoe. WHY 1Hy. I . 1 li CI!AP~ER XI Mrt. Cautairs' left the room arter word 'o the ma~ Th~ li~tle 1traw I s~itcase had been brought up and I was bn the canvas luggage stand. ! The: maid moved toward it. 'I "Don't unpack it," Fanchon tqld her, ''there ia nothing of my own in 1 there. It must be returned. , "V~ry good, , :Miu Evelyn. Ma y J run your bath?" . "Itlr:~" aaid f'anehon . Ther' had been Pl~ty of servant~ ! oo the plantatiOn. F"anchQtl wae · pOrfettiY accustom~ to eerviee. al· I thourh 1he had lacked It for eiabt ~th1 or more now. But it was e.. ~ to alip batk Into the oJd. ways. "Don't uapack it," :Faneban told her. ..There's notnlng of my awn I in there.'' Pre11;ntly abe .,., 1Y"inl full leqt'h •• the areat matble ' tub, he;r bandutd arm a lit~ a.wkwar~y 1 ou~ Of t~e "'ater. 11J,ere wat a 'Sh•'• all right,• he tatd her in ture later," Mrs. Carstairs told her, warm •cent of frasr&nt bath ult11. answer to her anxious question. "] "It is your allowance." The bathroom Itself was quite d•dn't of courl!le ask for detaiiJ:L She's Fanchon st ar~t1 at the ch~ck hook beautiful, tiled in green and black pretty badly shocked by the whole Money! Under false preten se~ I But I and · ·w lute. Fanchon closed hrr dreadful business. And very nerv- she had money of her own. No, 1t eyea and dreamed. But it wa. all a ous. Give her lots of sunlight, rest, wu not hers It was Tony's. She 1 dreaQL fresh air and keep off any subject could not SIX'Ild more of 1t, she must 1 I Lakr,. rested anci refreshed she that seMls to affect her disagreeably one day llli!llage ~omehow to re tu rn I 1wu in ~h~ ~ig swaL bed, with pi!- or emotionally. See that she gets it to him. Yet how co uld she, wtth~ lows piled in back of her, look10g plenty of recreation too, and laugh- out ravelling lhr wei.J u ! dc\"Cit ' about the pretty room, Emma ap- ler. She'll need that to help her wh1ch she had set herse lf tn ''.'r,1ve ~ 1 ptared, with a table that swung out forget." Yet thi s money wluch wa:. off.:rcd I owr the bed- and a tra7. On the After a moment he asked, her was not her own, c1thcr, i tray wu ·!lupper..-invalid's fare •. , "And Collin?.. " Nothing could mnkc it so I 1 a quaint little pottery bowl of soup, Mn. Carsta1ts made a gesture of "It is ~our a llo w.mce." !>;ud l\IrA.. the white brealllt of a .:hkken, a despair. C1ntairs aga.in, "and w1ll be 1•1\td i baked potato and a vegetable a "Terribly stubborn,'' she admitted. <111artcrly. : iaalad. a cu~p · of custard and coffee. "Doe!! she know?" Th e dl•posit was tw enty - five h\'ln~ 1 'Fanchon, w o had been hungrier "Only what 1 v.•rote Iter. Which drcd dollars. f than the t Jlht, looked at it with wasn't much. Ther~ are some l•'amhon flushed and palr(l again. that _10u cannot po11sibly 1 deliaht, and 4t the 1ilvcr~ 'the pretty things "But I can't-•t is too much .• , : ehina, the bread aad buuer sand- wrjte," Un. Cantairs :i:dmitt~d. 1-" she stammered. wiclles cat wafer thJa. She added, u the doctqr 1tood Tea thousand dollars a year! llr~ Caret&Jr• came Ia, In a dark there ailent, frownine a little. Mrs. Cantain nid gently, . tailond atfd louarfaa robe, Her "1 ' to14 her I would talk to her "You will need pocket mone,.. 1 hair, free of her bt, •• law:ly, about it toaiaht ... And clothes. I am gomg to give 1 ,111&111!1 of it, pare aitnr, WIVII!d doH If.Not .t0Ai4rbt," the physleian ad~ myself the gr~at pleasure of + 1 lto ber fine head. Emma pulled a vi1ed, quickly, ' wait' until she i1 Attting you, first, from hea('i to feet. I ;bla" Chair doae. to tbe bed, arra11ged mqre re&ted She is strugling for And after that, you may use your 1 ~tiP-toP table beside it a11d Jameson scl£ control. I could St!e that. But alloWance as you see fit.'' 'brou 111 ht in the second tray. she is really tremendously upset."" She added, : ~oar mother and I u1ed to do He left and Mrs, Carstairs re"I have more money than I can lthil, DOW and apin," Yra. Carstain turned to Fanchon. possibly spend. Collin h:ts his own !conunenttd1 and sighed, heavily. "I mull," said Faaehon, ..send incom<!, His father's furtum: was W be n evetYtbiDI had been back the allitaae to the Law11ons, divided between us anti has more ,cleare4 aWI7-llrt. Caratair1 talk.. Ther are the people who took me than doubled. Collin ha11 a seat on " Ia• of Soo-toD, of plaoo .In lh• In aft_,..r the &e<ident. I bor- the Stock Exchan_ge as well and is ........,t~ase, Ullitly and with calcu- rowed the cue from them and -. ha.t doing famousl7. I have always felt ,la.te4 cuuataeu, the doctor wu lllfto. and coat 11 welL I could have that •.. that I owed you something. !AOGDCed. He eame on hi1 way to bought things in the town but th~re You see, while the estate left by lhe theatre. in eveniag clothes. A waan't time and 1 couldn't lil!t out y.our grandparents wa11 not targe, it ptl, 1(00d~lookin8' nuan, Wynne, by to get them, she e:~:plained. all came to me. Half of it should me. With llrs. Cantairs watch• "Emma will attend to it for you," have bern your mother's, J shall be went all over Fanchon, Mrt. Carstairs suggested, "you are never forgive myself," she said low, ed al her arm, rc:bandiaed it not to worry. And you can send "and May never forgave me." and pronounced bet aound in limb, them a check for their kindnrss tv Fanchon !aid, low, desperately : • tf bnUied and wrenched. Only re•t JOU," anxioua to help by some word of -,oat4 cure that and aature, be said, "A check?" asked Fanchon, aston~ comfor:t: , nd ad.ded that illte ha.d·bad a IeVere ished. "l a.m sure she d1d." ae:'YOIH 1fJock. He left\het • aern lln. Cantairs mse and went Mrs. Carstairs ryes lighted. .;,ie and~ 1let:ping powdus. over to a rosewood desk. Fcom the .. Do you believe that? You don't ..But f · won't need them I" drawer sh~ took a new bank book Fanchon protuttd. .... and aave it to Fanchon. Fanchon know how happy you have made "'They will relax 7ou,• he told her1 opened it. It assured her that in a mel But I will not let you ta.lk any , r I ..ailinr. .,,.oa are terribly h)'ect certain New York bank a certain more.'' ap." 1um had been deposited to the order c.,.,...,••, 1111 .,. rattll Baldwh' t u.so ••"'$.4, C. C. $CHIFF£L£R • M1n1ging Director do more and more. smokers say: I I ----------------------------· only rrom •• • rc~l 1Dvel7D Howard, whom 'lhe bad met d"ncea ·ttlemsclvea. And they must approved dancing teachers. A~Paic-ntly male sophistication Is li'l du.nllfr oven without a change In IL w-.J. only a short Lime l}u!.l K(lltorll.:l'f otiered the JlllUI:$ifilr..., I.Hll'eil ftJr ">&.If' to a \\ealt.hy .ton1fner It ., as thls move Lhat pUt Ule C I D 0 11 h•h ll ~ ' u.nd led t.o hll G"• OD t~ be ,,k. fNC SYNOPSIS r: -aMIEPRI(~t ~~OVII. ._ 13, VII.IIOI:IIl> lnodoco,. wJ,erl oho _,. and n ,a .,...eqme mu !Wiled Tony. uu:bon fa lboclce4 to learn ttJ&t ony fa a racketeer. impHt.ated.' in a recent muNcr. · She, too i1 now wut.l. Fancbon eaeapn in u alri_lan. 'under the n~me of "Smith... Douhle Tesiul . .. Dou/Jie Action tl .l 5 Red M ... ~Jtif(' Columb us IIHI ~· Uf' s 1 • MJ.. '"'"""' and beautiful Foncboodoo.lh, lleftdltJj .... to Bon Or Ru."isell Ncl\6C called ,on h!., mothet, Mts. Ma1y Neuse Wcdneo CINCfNWA·· Jamr~ or were I ~·or or IR!~~~·:~~ - --·~ ·Idav.lc Hawaii. lhortb' after her Mr ami Mrs p L . Rlckanl. baby and !iOn vU:II ~d J . w . n.oush Sunda y ~o,tmiJPr n cmn Noble and fnmlly spent W ABG - Ncw York <348.6-8601 6 Sunday w1th Mr5. BcilJla Rickard Pnpulni Orch: 6 "45 Conmc Bos- and rumlly 7 15 Bing Crosby ; 7:45 Mor-j r~ ue Hoffman and fa milY we 1c ton Downey: 8 The Mtlls BrolhNs; guests of Mr~>. Bau\ h Ru·kllld Sun8 30 Th ::! Dictators : 9 Ben Bemie'::t day. Orc h · 10 15 Mark Wal'llow's Orch : vnc\e. weaver, Mae Johnwn nnd II E~rlr MRdrlguera's Orch; 11:30 M1ld1cd Layne were guest!) of Zelia Leot':l Belasco's Orch: 12 Roman - Rk:ka.Id Bunday. clll'.<: Orch; 1 nm Popular Dane(' Mt' and Mrs Law1·cncc Weaver 01 ch. vtsltfld Arch Layne 8unday. WEAF- Hcw York (454 3-660) 6 Zelia und , Ellen Rickard welT pm t•c,pular Orch; 'J·ao Alice Joy; ~wests of Miss Mabel SlaughteJ. 7 45 Th11 Ooldbcrss; 8 Plant&tlons· Wednesday Bongs; 8"30 John Phillip's Sousa Miss Ada Rl~ka.rd Js spending an Band · 9 The Musical Magazine, indeftnltc time with her aunt, Mrs. 9 30 Don Vorhee's Orph : 10 Dance Oertha Elliotter. Hr; n 15 J~ Orawrord; 12 Rudy Harley 'F'.:l"'ow~ers~~~_:::::~:::::....,.__ Vllllce'a Orch~ 12 SO am PopulAr Dance Ol'(lb. "' . ·· ~ ·"' WJZ-.I{tW 'Yo"ri <3485-7601 iJ•tli Piano Duo: 6 30 The Liners Orch ; ·" 6 45 Lowen 'thomas: 7 Amos •n· Andy; 8 The Quakers: O:JD Heel Httgg<"l'li Harmonies; 8:45 Sisters of th~ Skillet; 10:30 Clara. Lu ami Em; ll Blunt beT Music; 11 30 Rll~!l OOlumbo: 1:J:l&am Paul WJut::mau and hiB Paint Men. Our rate rtcluctfons meet pr.: ;:·nt WJR-Detrolt (400·750) 6 45 pm condition•. NQwhere else c. :m ycu Musical Mast('rs: 7 Amos 'n' Andy. And 1uch quality in rooms or tncJ!s 7.16 Purrs of Rhythm; 7 30 Th~ , • 1uch out·standlns ser.oicc . . ot Welcomera; 1:46 The Smart Bet, 8 The Qua~rs ; 8 30 Bubble Blower s: pri"l ao low. Just try it .1nd b.:l Popuhu ar~ nt convinced! 70% ol•ll rooms $2 .10, Mem· Ellt!twooi •. ~cttlug to b~ J~: r,c:wn hero as th"::' man who tto.t o, B. s. L•y a ~·ca •. • Shtr! t 'npd's play "'~'he Queen's Hu.lilbu. " i8 Wliv.!TSI\JIV ncclalmcd as d. 11 ptcca of theatrical wm·k Thoupt It Is recognized as a new vrrslon ot U1e same theme Shaw used In hla "Apple cart" all pap~ ers are careful to point out that Shc:"Wood. wrote his play one yenr before Shaw dtd his, so that ll1er11 tie dresa suggest a high degree or Is no question or plagla.rlsm. :;cphi:Jtlcnllon" the woman who • • • knows explains. "But to wellr 1\ Life al oxtard Is gcltins mot <" m~wner to match wo•dd be putting and more diiD.cult. It en teo thick It would give the First the vice-chancellor issued lmpresslcn cf too studied cleverness drastic' re~~trlctions on undergrartu · a .~ugrestion of the demlmOndalue. ate danclllK. Now he has also issued Her new character style, on the drastic rulea banning JOY rides atet her hand, slvcs the woman nil tcr 9 p M. lh£ piqua11cy ot sophl3tlcatel1 cloth-~ Onrage propl'ietors must enter in thing without dlsturblnr you wlt)l book the time of the arrival and too obvious clevem~s!l," ~eparturo of all undergruduat~ Beaut}' parlors report even lhe Cat'll and peepholes must be made~\~~~~~ pa8sing of tho llpt;tlck and ,ol the 1 111 the pl'lvl!ote J&rag:e.s 80 t.haL a pl~~ot.Jnum blonde. One hall'dreuor check Qf tlb cars can made predicts, In fact, the 1'3turn of ha.lr UndEr the dance rules, underbleached snow- white a.nd powdered graduaL~!I are forbJdden to atttend In imltaUon ol a wt,s. subscription dances In clubs, bote)! Good-bye Balome or prlva~ homea or Rive suc;P. · ... __.. • fif ' :if~~~Uj~~j· The• Best., Itisn'l'anee Policy ~ iii · ,. BALDWIN BYKfN(J . . . .... II In -- rl::iO- M:orton- Downey; 11 ·45 W11ync Brulah wc1e guests at C M Slaugh tel :. Stmday Vernon W., Va. J 1 f' OLI Jl\IHlJS MA -.. OR IIERE 10Jl8'S Orch; J2:1&am Ted Wcrm ~ Oreh; 12:45 Tweet Hot::£1•1 ami H it -·- Held for Torturing Child 1 The eava!rv detachment of the 15th U s. Infantry, l!itationed at Tientsin, China, is shown m formatwn before th.e .rates of the forei~ concm1sion, where il i~ on guard to prcvt•nt d•stu r bnn.ces.grow• lnR out cf the ~;.ttempted assa.~s inatio n of Hcmy Pu-Y1 (tn ~l:lt). Ch inn's deposed "boy emperor," from c ndnngc:a:m~ foreign hve& An ultimatum was delivere d to the Chm ese prov1nc1al go.vernn:ten,t, follo wi ng the attcmpt on Pu - Yi's_life, thett nny.one ve!ttur1ng wtth1n 300 t l!ct of the wall of the for eign conccssaon would be shot. Popular Dance Orch llfl~r rera I u;CBAKIN ft POWDER It's only in G "'f:s beur:: doy tirucs, therefol'e, that Franz Lc ha.;r'., "Merry Widow" with the mnd- v· . . ILLUI•~d I Expres~ 10 .30 Real Polka; 11 Slumber Mu ~ sic; 11:30 RUI& Columbo; 12 The Kiner s Jt:sl:!rs: 12 .•15am Lan y IFunks Dance Orch. WJR--Oetroit f400-750 > 7pm Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15 The Aristocrats I 7 ::10 HI·Specd Berenaders , 8 .30 I Dlxl~ Ensemble; 9 Popular Orch; D·sr Mmlcal DOminoes ; 10 I.!:>: preS~~ .t0 :30 Real Polks: 11 SJumW. Mu~ sic; 11:30 Russ CoJurnbo; 12 Jane Frohman's Oren, 12 :15 am Dance Orch WON-ohk!ago 141~.4-'120) 6.45 Little Orphar;l. Annie; 7 Sln~ing Lady; '1 . 15 J!:Rsy Aces; 8.30 Water Boys; 8 46 The (Juinps; n 15 Ul hging Sam; 8'30' Kate Smlth'll Music ; 8.45 Glom Cha~rs ; 9 .30 B1 t 10 30 Art KaMel'~. Orch; II 11 : i5 Dream Ship: 11.45 Art THE EYE OF THE LORD- Behold, the cyo of th e Lord is U'iion them that fear Him, upon them that hope in His merCY: To deliver their so ul from death, and to kcelJ them al.~~e in famine.-Psalm 33:18, 19. ,. THE HUNTING SEASON China- NOft'lllbet lt WABC- Ncw York (348.6- &601 9·30 Musical DamlnfM!JS; 10 - -- --- J on Guard 8:15pm Don BIJ:Piow's Orch ; ~ · ~ Jkla and Dunp, I \5 BlPt. CroloJY, ' 30 The BoawtU Elll.eters: 't .f6 Mor· t on Downey ; 8 Precld:V Rich's 0t;, 1.15 stain' Sam ; 8:30 KaLe smith s Music , 8:4.5 Preddy Rich's Orch ; D: 1~ Symphony Orch: 9 ·30 BouijOIR: 10 Ouy Lombur1o's Orch : 11 Loon Be i~U~Co's Oreh; 11 1~ Bt.rtcL Sinli{t'r: 11 :30 Cuban Orch ; 12 Ben Bernie's Oreh; 1:1 30am Noble 81slc's Orch; 1 DBnce Orch ; t ·30 Dave A.bram'a Orch. 1 WUF- Ntw York 14M 3-8601 6 pm P<lpular Orth ; 6 :30 Ralph K t'r bt!ry; 8.45 The Stebbins Boys; 1 Lumber Jacka ; 7 :15 Popula r Or; 17 30 Allee Joy ; 7 45 The Oolden1t-irp · 8 Soconyland Sketehea ; 8:90' Harvey 8 . Ptrestone Jr; 9 The Oypeles; 0·30 Parade of t.he States; 10 True Story; 11 Coon-Sanders OI'Ch , 1t ·:W JeMe Crawford; 11 .!5 Cab I Callr; way 's Orch; 12 Earl Hines· Orch : u ·:mam Twtct Hogan'l:l Or. WJZ-New York (349~-760> 6:45 pm Lowell Thomas; 7 Amos 'n' Andy; 7 15 The Jesters: 7 30 Phil Ccok: 1 · 4~ Waves of Melodies ; 8.30 Death Valely 09.ys: 9 Popular Or : "1• Oi'lo Cli'CI-~ IJept. u.s. • 10 Middleport ' N ws : e"'..r se r vI... e 8 He e nda ue ted Aftemoon l'IOR ay DID YOU EVER STOP TO TIIINK~ I I By Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma 1 "A ehort time ago in •New York Cit.y, a nurse, noting the sus· pieioua aetiona of a 92 )lear old woman recluse •be wao attending took advantaae of t!t"e obt woman'v temporary absence to make a hurried aean:h of the rqom1 Ridden in faded clothing, she l011nd $500,000 in $.10,000 billa. A later search diacloted $400,· C)OO'i"'ore in caah and aood aecuritiu. The old waman had hoarded nearl~ a millliolnl'ollan for 24 years, explainin11 that she '•ot ocared of banks' durina the panic in 1907. "The ineident ·revealed one of the causes of the existing fin· anci~~hnd unemployment oituatinn. The money which was thus l\icld11n for yeara did no one any ~rood. It was of no benefit · to the ~aaeoaor, except in tile mere aenae of pouersion. If •It~ had put it to Wllfk, it wou1d "a1'" made much more money for her, en· able~othera to make money, provided employment for many. ''It ia eatimated that bt~tweeil $800,000,000 and 000 are aimilarly concealed in thia country. If these dollars could be pqt into drculati·o n, the)' wouM hasten the return of proam!rlty from ita hidili'a-place a'I'Otiftd' the r.o•called corner. • 'Tite hoarded dollar io Jlle uoele11 dollar. Make your dollars work for you, and tti'Oiy will 6l tlil'l Iamie lime work fo~ others aud help brina greater confidence, more work, better times." *'"' $t,ooo;ooo,. i l . . " J~~;r; ;"~out" "'_~~- oi.JL:~~;~~ ~ JOIII: . _ . .. Dl.trll••h• .,,. ::: ~-''"'~-"'--..~ .... j BeCAUSE ..• TH&'I"RE MILDER. It's the: ,..,_, The best tobliCtOI-the smoothest and mildest thar money can buy-go Jato Chesterfield. Ripened and sweetened ia the suosbine , , • cured by rbe fllfiDer ••• then aged for two yean in woodeD. hogsbe.tds. No wonder yousay,-rhefre so much milder!•• THEY TASTE BEITER. These mild smooth tobaccos""' pu<togetherexactlyright:.That'sChesterfi.eld'ssecftt-butmiWonl of smokers agree that the job couldn'< be lmpJ<mdl Rich oromaofTurkishandmellowsweetne5&oCDomeocic,bleadecl and ....,.6/.,,/.J to Cheo<erfield's own BE'ITER T ASTB. 111F.rRE PURE. Oe..Woess •nd purity, always! Eoerythiag that goes into Chesterfield is tested by expert chemisa ••• tesled thoroughly. The pures<dptette papermade,burniagwithout taSte or odor. Sanitary maoufacture ••• DO bands touda your O...terfields. Tbey'te u pun u the water you drialtl THEY SATISfY. You b"'olt open a"'- apt·oeoled ..clr...,. You lipt up a weJ1.61Jed dptette. Yeo, olr ••• you're going to like this dgarette-you bow that with your-, first pulf. And right there's where IDIIlJ • amoker chaap to Chesterfield. Tho, S.lisfll ., �11:~'1. NOVJ:II:B.tR 18, 1931 the 'ID DAILY OIDTIMIR"Sf fHH 1DVf Gl :WANT C~SH ONll THES£ llound PEIUUN.ALa - Peclwn'f Pl!tfjt Qf •kl• J .,.• a,.,.. ¥o Down o,n-uto. FOJlTflllfD TIME In· Three Yean; hirqp Faib To Cop Siqle Came Il-l~ ' The avera&e spin6ter le never too old to y• .lm The same guy has such a terrin mwt be a reHet t.o the censors ble caae ot trJUng arches tllat he to know that the m~th s didn't a:ct ha6 to cam hil feet In a ba6ket. Into Adam and E,c·s wardrobe The Unfair Sez Nall an'l \old Don't complain when you can't The feUow y•t.o set the alarm get central Look how long u. tooK. clcck 1n the mhldle of the ntsht her parents to 4'&l.sc her. aod Lried to catch hlmselt snoring. I ·- . Yow're Waoq The Good Old Due Mllltlet.oe is not grown In the toot A real moo r.st a:lrl Is one who] hill!. 1 won't even lllten to a sextette .. Oar (hm Vudt\'llk' ! Tbe ntalr sex The Dean- Where Cld you learn The girl who was shlpwreckrd. · to drink and smoke? and rctuscd to be rc&eued becaW:.e Freshman- 1 uaed to run around she didn't have anythlng to wear . with my sl.&ter . I I I ----- ... " ... " - - - - -- - - - - - I______R e___L '_~~:e:,n; "ll : ~--------------T"' ...... l'lrQrMI PhP' Ded !leer f'l'fll SkeM hl'lllnr-J..o llndl d. ~lppe . ·;j • ~~ · Buttons to Spare Corner 1111. arul Lonr 200 Finproof Room• 100 Rooma a\ $1.00 Each. ; __.____ - - - - - - - - - , 'TOO'T~, I HAIIEM'T A 9HIAT 'LEP"T 'THA'T lo;;N•"T COllY OF BU~ ~OMEPLACE! FOA. WEEI<'S> I'VI!t Blll!N PLEAllllll~ 'WriH YOU iO '1>EW 0"1 J"TlXeN'T fiiAlle ~..,. lllff'EAEI\ICE IF A E!UTTOi>l' IS> OFFOFiHe I'P BETTet:r. <!>EW oo-1 "i!!C)ME BUT"TON'=' Bt;;FORE. MV 'PAALINq HUSBIINI> EXPLOD£i':>! HEI~E .CASPER! John W .Welch, lU".aaqlDC Olreetor ... 44 TAMPA • Th• Con•enient Center" · of · FLORIDA America" \NO\J\..D~''T tT WONDO!RI'LJ~ F MAC COULD At.JO \-\A.ft.I.O 'S,OME W \TI-l - 01Z- M"'fBiiC: I'D LII<.E H 'M "To L..OOI< \),ARk. AAO l'aOMJI!o.NTIC '\,o\1\'n·l "'""'HAIR "'>' · @,E' \tCKL PIN\<. 1~ "THEY MAD1! to resulted. The Ohio fans would MAC liked to seen the Bucks act those two · touchdowns, but I for one, ~at!Bfled with just those 8l.x. great teams were pla ying each and sJx points Is enough of a hmm ln to satisfy llnyone. ltiE FoOT B.AL'HER...O TYPE CUR.\.V MA112.: One or the boys on the wh1W team dodged his way 90 yards to a tquchdown the other day, but when hJI rcachOO. the last cha lk line he d!-'JCoVf:red that Pickpocket Pete of the rival team had taken the ball away from him In midfield ILUd had acored a touchdown for the other 1Jlde. YOU EVER TO TBINKr By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA Advertising ie the shortest route between· buyer and seller. Advertiain1 ia the route that aaveo neryone mon~y; It aer· Ilea bueinllll eoncerna well and enableo the public to fill every need quickly. Now ia the time to opeed up lluaineu. Hillsboro Qaality, well advertised, will brin1 profit•ble reaulta. Well !idvertiaed line• are 1ood becauee theqt rood: · . '• .. tlslliT m-~en ma~e • �11:~'1. NOVJ:II:B.tR 18, 1931 the 'ID DAILY OIDTIMIR"Sf fHH 1DVf Gl :WANT C~SH ONll THES£ llound PEIUUN.ALa - Peclwn'f Pl!tfjt Qf •kl• J .,.• a,.,.. ¥o Down o,n-uto. FOJlTflllfD TIME In· Three Yean; hirqp Faib To Cop Siqle Came Il-l~ ' The avera&e spin6ter le never too old to y• .lm The same guy has such a terrin mwt be a reHet t.o the censors ble caae ot trJUng arches tllat he to know that the m~th s didn't a:ct ha6 to cam hil feet In a ba6ket. Into Adam and E,c·s wardrobe The Unfair Sez Nall an'l \old Don't complain when you can't The feUow y•t.o set the alarm get central Look how long u. tooK. clcck 1n the mhldle of the ntsht her parents to 4'&l.sc her. aod Lried to catch hlmselt snoring. I ·- . Yow're Waoq The Good Old Due Mllltlet.oe is not grown In the toot A real moo r.st a:lrl Is one who] hill!. 1 won't even lllten to a sextette .. Oar (hm Vudt\'llk' ! Tbe ntalr sex The Dean- Where Cld you learn The girl who was shlpwreckrd. · to drink and smoke? and rctuscd to be rc&eued becaW:.e Freshman- 1 uaed to run around she didn't have anythlng to wear . with my sl.&ter . I I I ----- ... " ... " - - - - -- - - - - - I______R e___L '_~~:e:,n; "ll : ~--------------T"' ...... l'lrQrMI PhP' Ded !leer f'l'fll SkeM hl'lllnr-J..o llndl d. ~lppe . ·;j • ~~ · Buttons to Spare Corner 1111. arul Lonr 200 Finproof Room• 100 Rooma a\ $1.00 Each. ; __.____ - - - - - - - - - , 'TOO'T~, I HAIIEM'T A 9HIAT 'LEP"T 'THA'T lo;;N•"T COllY OF BU~ ~OMEPLACE! FOA. WEEI<'S> I'VI!t Blll!N PLEAllllll~ 'WriH YOU iO '1>EW 0"1 J"TlXeN'T fiiAlle ~..,. lllff'EAEI\ICE IF A E!UTTOi>l' IS> OFFOFiHe I'P BETTet:r. <!>EW oo-1 "i!!C)ME BUT"TON'=' Bt;;FORE. MV 'PAALINq HUSBIINI> EXPLOD£i':>! HEI~E .CASPER! John W .Welch, lU".aaqlDC Olreetor ... 44 TAMPA • Th• Con•enient Center" · of · FLORIDA America" \NO\J\..D~''T tT WONDO!RI'LJ~ F MAC COULD At.JO \-\A.ft.I.O 'S,OME W \TI-l - 01Z- M"'fBiiC: I'D LII<.E H 'M "To L..OOI< \),ARk. AAO l'aOMJI!o.NTIC '\,o\1\'n·l "'""'HAIR "'>' · @,E' \tCKL PIN\<. 1~ "THEY MAD1! to resulted. The Ohio fans would MAC liked to seen the Bucks act those two · touchdowns, but I for one, ~at!Bfled with just those 8l.x. great teams were pla ying each and sJx points Is enough of a hmm ln to satisfy llnyone. ltiE FoOT B.AL'HER...O TYPE CUR.\.V MA112.: One or the boys on the wh1W team dodged his way 90 yards to a tquchdown the other day, but when hJI rcachOO. the last cha lk line he d!-'JCoVf:red that Pickpocket Pete of the rival team had taken the ball away from him In midfield ILUd had acored a touchdown for the other 1Jlde. YOU EVER TO TBINKr By EDSON R. WAITE, SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA Advertising ie the shortest route between· buyer and seller. Advertiain1 ia the route that aaveo neryone mon~y; It aer· Ilea bueinllll eoncerna well and enableo the public to fill every need quickly. Now ia the time to opeed up lluaineu. Hillsboro Qaality, well advertised, will brin1 profit•ble reaulta. Well !idvertiaed line• are 1ood becauee theqt rood: · . '• .. tlslliT m-~en ma~e • �MONDAY NOVDlllllR 18, liS! PHESENTATIONI W[OOING PARTY 1s;neefue ot$i00ssed 800~ fOUND AT gr~!Flb1~~ ~~~:~~~:-~ ~ GIY£ LOCit PEOPlE NEW INSIGHT ~~~~E "3r7~:~~~:;.~ MARRED BY AUTDJ~~~..of ~~::.i.::;nd HURON SAm NOT Skinnishing ;:,E~:,:~::ri:~t · :~f~~:~#::~:~d:~~:: §I]UIOME TALENT SHOWS: IS UNUSU~l :~~:~~~:~~~ :~~~;/;,, ACCIDENT SUNDAY :n:~~:::..~: TO HE LOCAl MAN~~~:;;;~;~:;p;be::,~=~ I Personals M.1 Tr ~ -SlJ W ~ IGH S T J I,O I 5 TH A ·• t 1 C L J I) 'JS 0 l ..... • Ralph Neut.zllflll: or Alt.orla Ore 1 (.;nr l<> B :! lt.rlu; M r and Mr!i M H&pLmann and -- o I n. •100 and c:oeta In the court or ,JUs'w:e of the PeJ-ce Prank Stowe, - - •nd ""' ch'" Smith or co- Couplea On Way To Cin- ~~!f'>:o~ln~'toO::c:a~~~~~~orof Relatives Of G. G. Smith • •. F c ~ ~ M"1181DI . s·•nee Oc t. • Othin•llu W L p Been Spared . By. Members Of Drew I M' lwnbus were guests ot Mr aand ctnna I or ere-Deem waa arrested Saturday ~ euatef oat Of LeiJODD&trea To PreteD I Some- I W.rt~ Jesse Brews Ler over lhe week night by Dana deputyTracy wrlt! mODJ Yount and whenHank they 22nd. Go T o Huron .,........ thin1 N- To The Public 1"'!, and Mrs ,,. F"'"'' or O..lll· found fc.ur sallona iUld one quart of pat15 ~ pen t the .... eek end at theh wine 1n a bee hive at hJa rann ARE SATISFIED WED IN JACKSON While there the otfteen dynamltF TWO PERFORM/mCES TO BE GIVEN l""~;',.h~':nw y""•"' •nd AlthU< ed a ma.ah beirrel which they had " ----Gt: nhelnar went t.o Portslnoulh Rouah • Hamm, Morria- discovered on t.he Deem property 1 No Connection Between "' P1n2&h1rtc touebea are belnl made Thlx scene will be presented to lo·lf..atutday to !!pend a few days Rouah In Double Wed· ~'f~aJ,~w ~~J:1 ~f~e de~YS:~ ~ the Drew Webl:ter Post. a home CMI people tor the ftnt time a.cM1 ~ J11.me.s Parcher returned to BBaddly Decomposed .um.t pnKI.ucUon, Doughboy Min~ cording to Director Mees and ts In I hu 1wmc fl.t Columbus Saturday sfdin1 After Craah could notbe U&f!d aaain but when 0 y And Smith 1 o from Lhelr pre&ent po~itlon Peiptn 8 Nov 16- tNs- A threat by Htnry Pu Y1 former bo!i em perm of China to eommJt suiel1e haiJ caused a delay In plans at Mukden to h&ve him crowned Emperor of Manchuria Inti!rnatl~nal News Service learned today Pu Yl, a~ordlng to private messaa~ 1ecelved here told members of his entourage that he would kill READEII.S Pu Yt s departure from Tientain a Japant:M st.f.nm!ilup wu\first made known bl.st week by InternatJtnal Jliews 1 service The youth k no.,.n as Hs uan Tull8 bet ore his abdict~tion as ChlneAe emperor was taken to Oalren and Is n~ at Muk den resicUna' at the home of one ot the widows ol Mar!h91 Chang no Lin on any 1tel a VLS Jt wlt.b. her ti l:iler M n they returned to the Deem home herekltore attempted by 1C har.t!5 Orueser of East Maln St Mies Paullnft Ha.mm of Pomeroy the blm'el bad been cleaned The body of a man, found by po.home talent artl.st:; und uth e1 reht,.t1ves Leverett L and Mila Laura Roush 0 W Deem 11 t.he tather of llce at Huron November 7 was 1 The New York. Central Quartette I Mr aud Mrs Henry Jenkln80Il ot Racine &nd Ro&ooe Morris of Bhltley and Wesley Deem who arl! Sunday It wlU be on hand with plenty of 1 uuployel.l at the 0 H E a.t Oal- Lc.ma: Bottom en routt to Cincln·lln the oowtty Jail now on charaes definitely Identified ll(lngs that were popular during the l llpdls spt;nt the weeil. end with rela- natl- where a double weddlng was ol P'P'etl'lon of implemenUI de- was N 0 T che body of Gllc5 0 I Pomeroy Jilend. EvenrthinK war Tb!s quartette ho.s o.nnounc uves at Letart FaUs to have been solemnized were ln.. t~IKned for the manufacture of ln- Smith i ('t'&.t t1u11lness man who has U to have been t.aken care or to ed that their ACt will be closed with I Mr and Mrs Clanmce Lat.hey jur::!d when the ca.r of MorrlB WBS tmr:Jcatlnlr llqlWJ' and anoLher ~(jn 1 ke the ahow one or t.he 8feat- a novelty Hawaiian burlesque num 1 etwn ud w their hoi e In Colwn- In a collt.~lon with anot.her car Luke charted with .:Jrlvinl a car been m1Mln8 !i.lnoe October 22 M.-. Edward Ebersbach, reneral man· Mu GJles Smith two l)! r,th "IS 1 ever produced. by local people ber with .11kirts-but that wasn t I bus suturday after spt'!nding a ab9ut two miles beyond Ja.cksou with Ulepl llcenses, 1.8 also an inWfllhun and Theodore nephllW of the Red Anchor Department Store ager suppo6f!d to be published The 1 w ~et-k w1th Mr and Mrs Uartl"lfl Sunday morning .Wuut 10 0 ~.:luck mH.te 11.t the oounty jail Shirley Titufl and Sheriff A 0 Tracy l ft la.borate coatmpe11 and stage New York CcntiOI Quatclltc htH At.lam Company and Mr. Harry Oblinger are in The accident occurred It waa re ond Wesley we1e a.rllsted Tuee~day 11w np have been Hlttt.ed. and a become one of the most popular Huuy Schwab and family moved pcrted when, the car driven by wh•n the county oJDciD.hl dl~>covel­ Saturday evening for Hu10n party arrived at a latf! hour 11nt1 the eaat where they are purchaaing a com'1 of ehorua trtrla. wU.h .snappy I quartettes or this SP.Ction u.nd b:i 11 t. lll p~ 111 the Pumeroy hi ldifC to Morrls anc;t the approaching car ed two large stills at their farm at Sunday mommg questloni!d Lhl' ~t.umea 15et the presentation off composed of Prank Will Uayton L b~e 1 om E. vans property In M.mer& Bast.an plete new otock of goods to replace that re· coroner and undertaker who h ~d collided head-on Th~ occupaul.<i .,be ftrst. part of the minstrels will St.rlckland Johu Sho1 r and Pe((l ville Mon 1ay prepared the bod:; for burlo.l cently damaged by fire, amoke and watet 1le erowded with mualco.l nwn~>rs Mees who need no u.tlotluctlon HS Mrs Emnu.& Webster of Columbus ct t.hc ether car were cut and TITUS RITES WEDNESDAY Information obtained from U1c ·~ from the por;ular BOngs of Iproducers of halmon y I s.....-nt the weelt end with Mr ~~ond brulsf,d be.dJ.y as were Leverett and Puneral ~~ervlce11 tor Mrs John and which waa ohipp11d in ito entirety, to l>c:i*Y The first act of tnt oloo Btu.- .-~ :::· Laura Roush The mjuriea receiv- Tltue, who died 11.t her home 1n W\dertaker, Identified the bodv M 1 Itions or Life has nuer been tried Mrll Ira Fosl.t!r ed were not serious &ltholJM;h rather Cleveland Sunday morning will be not that of Smith without the bofh Chicago. · The circle and black-face I!OOJfi lln minstrels before Jt Is u scent: 1 Mr aud Mrs Jesse Brewster WE;J'It ptllnful Report.B from the 1\ouah being exhumM The body was In a conducted 1rom the Bapt1st church u. be presented durlnl the mtn- deplcUng po.!litlon 5 VI statiOns uf 1to Cclumbus M<mday whete theY home Monday morning stated tnat Watch th~e column• fQr the date of here Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 terrible condition, the undet taker ..,ela, are as ,follows 'JU8t One lure with quite a number or clcveJ wlll t~pend a few days ~;aid, and had prollablv been llcld Mrs Morrill had &pent 11. resUeiJS o clock re-opening of this fine new atore, equipped Chance, by Marlon Ward, chalaCteJiZil.tlon.ll 1 Ml and Mrs E 0 Sttundm8 ol Ml'll TttU8 wu the d11.u&hter of for quite a length or time before It -l:ll On, "!,1salsslppl Roll on by The tickets have b"en going like Ashlund, Ky, spent the Wl-ek end nl1ht from top tct,llottom with new fixturea and The double wedding cerll'mony Henry Lowry of Oravel HtU 1n Mid- had been dl&earded uar the rull a;,~~·, ~J'~ Happy at;turns the provet bud hot cakc11 untU now 1with Mt and :U.r5 W L SL\v(!fti was roa.d tracks performed In Jackaon by R.t!v dleport aud was a f11rmer resident with a brana new stock in every department .,; ToW ,Y Y n Shorr, GoUt, eve 1 yth 1 ug pom~ to u erand suc- ILil East Mam Street The body was found wro.pped In a. C H Borror, however and the tour here She Is survived by several Ro n ~fU5 Llde, O~Uy ceSb fat the Doughbo!i Mmstrel~ 1 Mr 1md Mrs A R JohuiKin ami FRESH fi'OIIl the manufacturers' Block H61. hWii:land pr10ceded tarpaulin about BxiO !eel 1t Was Y ., c nd, I m Keepmg Tbe proceeds will go to the Drum d11.ughtcr Mr al'l:d Mrs Thomw; returned here after the accident children sa.ld, and according to the belief or het In death ln 1924 Interment rooma. The atore will be reopened in the ,-;anr!tterbyl Ro~ ~Wetman, and Bugle Corps of the local Le- Htrnon and Mr and Mrs Jarrett uf Mrs Morris 18 'be daushter of Mr wm be made In the Beech 01 ove the undertak,er had not been ir and Mrs E E; Roush or Racine a.nd &t.yt.on Strlc~lan d '~ Han~ by glon to equi'p that QJ (lanlzatlon 1 Charlt'slou we1e hme W attend the the KPOt where it bad been dl.scovvery near future and the prfllrioua policy of cemetery here In (.harKe of the It r n • e ames with unlfotms I funcu~ol of Mrs F..:llzabetb Baer Frl a graduate of the Racine hiHh Ewing undertakers ered more Lhan two days The sch!Jol Bh.. Is employed a.t Galli0 nothing but the beat for diacriminating {lart~p~g Out by J E The cast haB ctowJed on to tht d11.y at the tesldence of h1 r son Otto flesh had disintegrated from the polis Mr Morris ta the son of Legion!! band wagon ptcpared t.o n~sr Chester bones a 1d the lower Jaw was com buyera will be fqllowed in the future. THREE ARI: JAILED Mt& Edna Smith and daughter Mrs Panny Morria or Lung Bottom # A vary clever dancing number wheel into th(' lilgh school audlJames Taylor Charles Motley pletely m18$1ng The shoe3 found ~nd 13 employed at the 0 H E a-end Down stster wlth AUce torlum to unload u.elr presents .. of Hartford are vLr.;lllng her pn.r and Ned Call were committed to on the dead man appeared to haY!? Citoben, Virzle Hubatetter Ida Ca!K:I tion of music mil th and melodJ ents Mr and Mrs Charles RWI& on at GalUpolls 'I'hey were returned the county jail here Monda)' morn- be(n worn by a cripple SheJitr to the home ol her parents at Ing from the Middleport jail after Tracv sa.l1 PontaM Anna Marga.rt->t fo1 the approval ot the uudtcnce!!' B1 eezv Heights ewtna and Velma Geary as the ruellday and Wea)lesday nights Jo11eph Schaefer ot Cincinnati Racine From the description or tile body l.hey had received a fine ln the MrH Roush Is the daughter of 0 court or Ma.yor James E Harley relatives were satisfied that 1t wa11 tt"w:nm girls WID be one of the hit The song numbers will be accom- came 61mday to visit his parenl.s D)JIIlbera of the second part panllld by M1s C p Bra.dbury at 1 Mr and Mrs John &haefer on W Hamm of Middleport but has They wm remain In the county jaU not Smith Detectlvi!B at Huron Two delightful entertaining num- the piano o.ml Otho Tracy at the 1Mulberry Avenue until Tuesday made her home with her uncle and until the ftne and costs are paid! are working on the theory that the ber11 will be presented durfnl t.he d1 ums W 0 Dtu Is Vll teum SllOt Mr Schaefer til!> father who hu aunt Mr and Mn WilHam Kasbcdy WIIJI that ot a man who had pnd pari that wUI keep the au- l..l,ght man, wtll be on h!l.nd tu been quite poorly Is Improving par of Pomeroy She Ill a graduMra C B Giles und Mr and ~nee 1n a continual uproar from manage the lighting system slowly ate of Pomeroy hiB:h school and is Mrs Edw:at Young visited with Ed ~~e t.o joke "Peanuts' presented Mr artd Mrs WniLcr Franz of employed as Q. bookkeeper fot the Hall and dauahter Elsie at Orea.t ::_ ;rrf.~s J~e~ry and Ma.rlon MAnRIAGE Llt;t NHt: Parkersburg nnd Albert Franz or MeJgs Publ18h1n&: Co Mr Roush 18 Bend Bunda} rowded with hllColumbus spent Sunday with theh a twin brother or Mra MorrJs and =us wlse-~racka whUe Two A lllillJlagf' l!cen~>e \Hls llssued pal tnts Mt pud Mrs Ed Franz on h1 employed In Middleport They GJtAIN PRICES i\-. red Coons by J E D Harting- to Paul Kt; ler 20, of Rutland ll.lld Mul'terry Ave were return~d to the bride f' home Chlca.go Nov 16--INS-OlaJns ~ Rol RSchw~an, Art Rc.t8Cn- l:!.:ll~beth Dultymplu 17 of Mid- ! Out r~te Hoeflich Br was a vl&tklr In Pomeroy lolktwiClll the &Ccldent ql~ped sharply higher today Wheat ftu~~ Ll~~mp':mtseHB:r:"t and dlrport bv th•• pwbnte com t hav~ tat Marietta Saturday The four were to have been. (l}IU'I" 5 • funny equa Y Monday tnowlug I Wnrren Reldel of Detroit spent ried by Rev lbter L lloUlih Pll8- VU)S 1 3M4 to 2 I-4 up corn l-2 to Memmle.:; nf the World wa" -- - - II he w~k e 1d with his uncle o.nd t.or ot the Wayne Avenue Metho- 1 3 4 c advanced and oats 3-8 to the tmoJ act of the presentatl~l ON BUl' lNG 1RJP 1aunt Mr and Mn J R Stark He dist church ol Cincinnati and a 1-2c higher 0Jll;lning prlcca Wheat· eDe 58 ll undoubtedly be the feature of Mt.'IS EdwArd El::~r:>bach and accompanied Mt and Mr11 Normun brother of Mrs Mor1 18 and Lever ,"1flth· 3-4 59, Mar tl:.!, May 63 1-:t 64: e evenlnl This act will be taken Harl v Ohllugm nrc In Ihe en.sl on a Ru.sstll uE far a~ Columbus on his ett Roush July 63 5-8 64 om a M:ene during the Great War buying trip to1 rcstccklllg th~; Hcd Ieturn home , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;_ Corn Dec 43, Mar 45 1-2 3-4, and brings • dramatic touch to the An• hor o e1mrtmcnt Store which Ml"S Mae Tt'rrlll Spl!nt Bunda:; )fay 48 7-8 47 1-4, July 4'1 '1-1 4& comedy presented In foregolnl' acta wns f':::oently de!-!troyed by lire with Mr and Mrs Rollin Tcrrtll at Mr anci Mre Jam~ Hood ot Co- O.tl!i Dec 26, May 28 1·• 1~2, ' _ ............., PI Pleu»Bnt lumbus VIsited reJatJtes and friends JUly 211 l-8 l-4 M: and Mrs Charles Nea91l were 1 here over the week end 1 vbdtus at Parkersburg SundRY Tom Henn~y returned home Mu F'l.e1 Whlticck Mlt•ses Mnn n 1d Anna. Whitlock o.nd Mlsa Bea from Columbus Sunday ._here- he ITu '1!111 were visitors In Hunt.ington went to eommlt a 5peolallst Motvlay (Continued rrom DUe one) BANNS PUBLISti~D Ml•s Ruth Strauss wn.s the guest 1 or Mr and Mrs Norman Neutzllng " The banns of matrbnony ~..,r .l!,\tq skidded Into the dlt..ch near nnd hunlly Sunday Mp.nt:fleld He sulfered a broken \ Mfl:! Cora Wruner Cha,rlil} and Herman Orueser son of Oharles back 01'Ueaer of Rook Bprlnp and Anna F1 cdn Warner Mr nnd Mrs lloracp Mra Clarice AJ.btirs 36 or Olncinwere vlsltlng C J Whitlock. daughter of Mrs Sophia natl, was drowned wheu an auto1 Mcl!:lhlnn~y • Monday evening, November 16, at the Whitlock have betm announe"d In 1Womct at Reynoldsburt B)lnd"y mobile carrying nine people en ' Ma110nic Hall, a apecial communication will 1 Dr M P Da.niels wns able L9 ~ the Sacred Heart church the w~.-'tl route from ClnciiUlati to Dudlow back In hts omce Monday momlng ding to take place In the near fu l(y sUd over an embankment Into be held for a two fold purpose. lnatalla· ! Mr and Mrs J C Fauber Mrs ture .~ tion of the newly elected officers of Pome· I Lak Bell and R Glenn of Cha.rA death-bed statement by Charle~>ton were the guests or Mr and lea Baker, 37, ot Clnctnnatl exonBIRTHDAY DINNER ro:o: Lodae No. 164 will be conductfo:d after Mr:. I Le.ster Fauber Sml.day erated Jullua Lakes oi Baker a I 01 and MIS P E Stanley, Mr On Saturday evenln1 Novembel. death 1n a. hunttng ramp accident which the F ellowcraft Degree will be con· and Mrs Ed H Bauer and two Jol Mrs John Oan8 and M18s Nancy JK!a.t Venice, 0 , Baker waa kUlcd ferrecl. by the new officers. children were the Sunday gueats af Schaefer celebrated their birth when a gun dropped from Lakes Rev and Mrs W A Pohl at their Followina the oeuion, refreshment& day toseth.ar at a. dlnuer party Klv- pocket and was .Jiscbai.'Bed W> It home in Parkersburg en by Mrs Sophie Fisher at her stllUck the lfi'OWld will be oerved. Membera are urgently and Mrs Nellie Meier went to ColumOeorae Repko was shot down and home on Lincoln Hlll It was also bus SWlday to spend two weeks viaitora are cordially invited to be preoent. kUled at Campbell by & chi<:ken the hJI ty-second wedding annlver with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Utief whom he surprlSed In the act ~~ary of M1 and Mrs Oan~ By Order of the Worshipful Master Joe Wright or ransackl.ni his cl1icken coop Mrs Otlbet t Sinclair and M18s J he slayer escaped Atteat J. Edward Footer, Secretary, Anna. Ma.e Martin spent Swtday A tetlred. ctr~;us vekml.n, C 0 PhlWps ?2 died ln a hospital at with their sister Mrs Hem-y Tubbs PI! at Athenl) Xer.~~la after his house on wheels Mr and Mrs Retd D 9telnblullr Clarence Bowen, James Rot.hgeb 11.t ueen wreqked at 1.\ 1allroad crOSl and of East Palestlne 0 spent Brtgus the K1rby Dona Story IJll by a PeniUI)'Ivan.a t.ra.in. i spentramtly the week end here wiLh Mll>ll week and end In Columbus Two aulcldea were reported A Helen Mees on Brecz~ Heights nu~y attended the Ohio f-tate and Portamouth mlnlat.er, Rev George 1 Mr and Mrs Virgtl RoWih and Navy football game Bprous, f1 was round dead tn hll famUy of Follansbee W Va WCI e Deslile Nicholas of OQIUpolia garav;e, apparently havlna: taken h1a I visiting relatives and friends here spent the w£ek end with home folks own Ufe with a piStol Orve R over the week end could m- epprOpdatt;.._ I Ml'b Adolph Ummill(Wt and fiOO The Ladles Atd of the M E ehur Heabler, 60 8 lashed hi.B wrist wUJl a raaor in his ~ruer shop at Tlflln lh.n one which liaht.ns Mother'• mcllllebolto. elld tim.. Fred who have been vlsltin& hete ch wm meet at the home of M111 and was found cfea.Q by a nelghboc returned to their !mme at Doyl.on Alva Bing Thursday Ko\1 19 Two men and t.wo women narrow -llllnt lllalca , , • 1M CCICI.Inl of 1095 a yur. stmday Mae Rothtreb was the 8un1ay ly escaped death when their cat 1 Let electricity llahlen Mother'• lova fa, lhe 1 Ed and Arthm StlllUSK spent the dinner guest of Mr nnd Mrs Jack skidded a.orOBS a ditch and landed week end with friends In Columbul.l Robertson on the tracka at a railrOad Cl'OIISlnK lor I Mrs Sa.m Lyman Mrs Viva Be.kcr LaBiey return~>1 home Sat- at Columbus sllort))o before a ira1n f.mlly. Ulnds and son He.llle or Colun1· urday after spendlnl the past year pused Chelle& Roshon of Pataanew Advanced 1931 HolpolntAulillmlllc 1bux vlslled Mr and Mrs H C In the East k~laiO, was unable to stop the car IPownall over tne Wtek end Mr ar.d Mrs Williard Weekloy In 118 pluntiCe Roshon and his ~lectrtc Ranp. Mr and M1'1'1 Rupert Hutton of tpenL the week end with home brother otlmbed from the WI eckage I Akron SJ:ent the week end with fo)lui at Caldwt'll before a paliSenw tratn plowed friends at Long Bot.tom and PomeL Ia B It •··t k Into their car 1 roy e.,., wncarner e _, wee POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL I Mr and Mrs.. J1 A Zellar of for an extended vl51t with hi& bro~ Huntington, were iUesta or na. ;d ther James In Montana AUDITORIUM 1 Geyer and Mr and Mr8 0 s. Mr and Mrs Harry ClarkP spent Kreinblhl Sunday BlUlday with her parenb Mr and 8 :00 P.M. Mrs MaWda Parker 18 quite Ill Mrs. Taylor Gordon CContUu•M from Pllf ')lle) I at her home In MlnenvUle Mr and Mrs Mllton Blazer or iOVemment. wa8 golll(l 'all Lhe Mr and Mn Wesley Web" or Addlaon were .,J1unday trunt. or way" to a.saure Signor Grandi and Marlett& spent Sunday with bll their 80n Rura. 1Jlaaor and rami)J the world ot thla IOVffhm!IDt a a1nmother Mrs Cora Webb on West Mrs Kenneth Knight sptnt the cere loodwill The &nnct\mcement, ' < Main street week ~nd with her maUler Mn comln1 wtthln a few hours of the 1 The comml'tee appointed by the Amanda Swisher and daUihters publlcatJ.on or plana by anti·Fa~elet I 01e company to make arran~- Mr and Mra Otho KnltJht and Mr 1eactera to protest Grandi'& rtcepl menta for the New Year'a ball art~ and Mra Harold S/mdera all of tion by t.hia 10vemment aerved as Henry Durst Walter Hamm and Miller were Sunday 1 uestl at the the a.dmlnlstrattqn's rejotner to General Admkaion 2Sc:-Reoerved seat& JSc: Ike Ebersbnch Bwilher home thoee protests. low• Pea.rl Hysell and famtly moved Mr and Mrs [tell Fife and son o=JE"s""""'t"N"""P"&,.NN"""s"n"VANIA • IM(lnd!'.y t'rom Mulberry Ave to and M16S Lola 81B8on were sunday 'l'homaa Pork with Mra Hysell s 11 uuts wiUl OsCar Slaaon and wife Word wu received here Monday ! la.Lher, E 0 Harper Mr8 AKnes Cla.rke moved Moo- momtnr of the death of Vlrglnla. ~ Seatl Reserved at New York Clothing Mrs P K Smith of Cleveland day trom the VanGilder property to Mae, da.Uihter of Mr and Mrs. spent the week end with her par- the Mauck property HarleJ stone of Burtrettstown.. Pa ' Houae Saturday and Monday eut.s Mr and Mrs W 0 Downie Mra LeonQ.l'd Tipton ant\ daUih· Mn Will Hutton ot Rutland, Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Warner and ter and Mn ~ CunJ)bell of Fred Oolltna of Mlddleport and Bm· I family were vlstlotl &t Ooolvllle, Bprln&fleld v.lalted ncenUy with Mr mett Gilmore •re ntt.uvea The THE GREATEST HOME TALENT PROI Sunday land Mrs Ralph Burnette runera.l senotcea wlll be held W84DUCTION EVER ATTEMrTED Anthony Schaet'er and etater Mra Ur and Mrs. mva Conard and neec:IQ at Jlurpttltown ' Claud Wlr.wer, returned to their .aon of Lau~ and Oeorae M h home at Youll8111town Sunda.y, ar- oavt11 or Lopn aPent &uuda.:r with 0. C Jala • A Fun Feut For The Whole Family ! ter a vl11it with thelr pa.rentll Mr ...1 home folkl ....... • q /'> and Mrs John Schaefer \ Mn Mal'laret Renner or COiui'n'l'beft lUI aow WON thao 2DO ~ Phil and Late Wlltlamson bus Mrl vtslt.ed. laltClarke. week With her al!a- . . d. . ltdot on ft0bbt1011 0raio1'a 19. .. IIIII \ visitors at Parterab\ll'l, Sundaywere ter Harrr ... I!Ctnes FULL LEA'SED IL TO THY TO REDUCE HUV~ TOLL Of MISH~PS =-------- Arouaed By Huntin1 Fat· alitiea Of Fint Dar OfSeuon t !'OI'tl Maf Limit The Number of J'(unten On One Farm At One Time Arouaed by .....,day's hunting Iatalltiea. and similar accidents which ooour every year the state conaer- - .... ·------ •"!!•••••••••••••••••••••••••"' 'l''ij'. -•••••••••••••••••••••••w;;.l [,, ,-,~.,) ' - --Cheshire 1 ' Wh.t tilt •PPNCIIhd lie ..ts J.bon of Gl•• her WHAT SHE REALLY WANTS O..lat.,.,,. ·• GENERAL ' Italian Nov. 17 and 11 I Aa Aaloa•• $800 Dowa ......IJii!~~"illl•••••••••••••••.l ' Rraallel wtt. ba 1 , llrl o. .""'· lT-:-fi'BwH . . IDJ'IUihii'IJ .a. cle4h 'IW aad u • Wte"nr. W. Ya., ~Uiolde, luio WonU· fted u !lin. B..... Do7le lf. HtiMrHie:l ~ lh .. alta bOIIll 8he ... &llallfkd Wt lo lather wH .... Jler btr tlu'ea..._. htr Se-- nator Diapoaes Of Presidential Reports Pollltln11 out that three person8 the bes;lnnlng ot the annual "tdg push ' in the tWdl and wood• or the state yes .. tetdQ, Moon declared the problem Ia a &cr4""11 one EX&t.Uy what the oounctl can do hoi 1IDl boon decided Sporllmon, Annual Toll 01 I T. o N"o-;; Aeeldents B--iu On IAT rEMPT TO [NO ~r"¥p;~:.~~a;;.;'f:: l opealag 01 · IN IMusK TREATMENT lS I AID TO HICCOUGHER Mansfield fiG"TING IN I M I - = 13 toPay C..' ' _ ____..... llA•GII!o.ll!ol!i•iJ!ill!l~iiiiiliii~llll --!!!!11!!~~~ -~L ---- 11-INa-Re- Nimrod• Me<~t Fate While in W ooda To EDjjoy ing On f•rst Day Of Rabbit Soeaoon; One.Bloeo To Death When Shot By Own Gun 1 tack of the unuaual m~t.lady Klng appered to be reUe\ed somewhat Uo S~ Ambuaador T0 En• l Dr R R Black hls ~hyslcian W.d aland Cctnfera With I The Improvement iH only alight It Is true Dr BlacK said but a Belhaerenb slight improvement is important in TWIG CATCHES TRIGGER IN ONE 4 AS LEAGUE MEETS AS NECESSARY l ••.c.·c· ....·.o: where \he body was lUI a popu1or r"t~~ to rutthe netshborho...d By WILLIAM K HUTCHINSON Woshtneton Nav 1'1-INS- ln· rl'f'llse taxee and !Slash approprla~ Uons This economic slogan rang th~u Ute capitol today as r.epubhc m and Democratic leadert declared In favor of ~teater levies to baJ.ance the natlonol budget and ita expect ed •2.000.000 000 deficit The tax lncre~U~e prob!l.bly wtll be limited to the hJatter brock~tl of Income &a.Jea Ule inhtl!rltaoce tax :ill &1ft tax and posalbly adoption of a modified Mlea tax on luxuries The administration may nttempt to Teduce exemptions In the lower brackets of the Income taxes, In order to tncreaae the number ol taxpayer&, bllt little sympathy hu developed lor thla ofplay amone re-, tumlng tpembtl1'8 congress The atUtude of ftepub11can lelut· en wu upnue~ by Senator Simeon of Ohio, the RepubU- NE=-=wo=H:£=NSCTO BE "Horseman'• Haa~' ~.o Offenid By KiPer A. Exc:uae ·-~;;::;!~~~J I &uch Taking Life Of Companion Of Gunwielder; ClJ~ Sukeforth, Catcher For Cincinnati Baseball 'P~' Club, Ia Shot In Right Eye ' . HW~YS B) InternatiOnal News Servtce The 01.moke of "hotgun and ~hell contmued to rdll otif the farmlands of Ohw today afl hunters resumed the '"ftioo OHm MU WfOEN cT•T[ ~ IG HopefuiTbatConferencea Will Produce "Someth'tnt T anr•.ble .. U t~ By A.RNO DOBCH-FLEUROT INS St:t.fl' Correspondent Qual D Otsay Parts Nov 17IN8-With the LeatJue ot Nations Council tn secret seBSion United Statell Amba88ador Charles 0 Dawes today plunged lnto hls t9.8k ot attempting kl etrect a compro mise between Japun and China pet mlt.tlllli )kacdul sett!L-M'ent ot the Manchur~n crisis The eouncll met tor 1 hour and 25 mlnutea c:onverung at 11 30 A M f~M!htnd the cloaed doors of the hls· torle cloak room or the foreign omWhUe the M!118101l wu In proM Ambuaador Dawes conat len1tb with the Chinese delegates who did Ule council meettutJ reported he ho.d laid for !Kime MH't of MIS~~~ .,s ~-a.:~~-- - -- Durmg w·IRt er A I Meana Of C b 0 om attin1 Unemployment 1 ae- nual hunting l'1~lt~Ol\ 'lug JlUMh" With remforcements, 'Pile the blood >hed of )esterday's offensl\e wh1ch till!" folir llvc~ and Jl• ... ult~ll lll the maiming a11d wouru.hng O~ /I nea 1 Jy Columbu.'l ~ a score 1he death t.o 11 ut t h e •ur ~t d ~~ s 0 Nov 17-INS- 1 unemployment ~J,er hwltlng warfare were r which may totnl a half-miiUon dol~ I 3tar.Jey Mazanec 33 Cleveland Iars a plan for wldenlug several of mechanic Lhe states mo.cadam roads durlne wnUam Lan1yel 24 of Loram the coming winter WD..!I launched to I Kenneth Holmes 2:s of Akron day by State Hlahway Director 0 Robert Haatlnp 18 Dola o W Merrdl 1 Mazan~c was accidentally :.hot The wtntt-r widening program will Iwhen a gun in the hands of R. cun be In addition to the $3.000000 pan:ion Julius Oldeon was dls-1 winter brldgt' butldlllg program Icharg:ed by a twig whlch Cllught the which WILB hit upon by Governor Oeor,e White a3 one method Lf supplying extra work for the joble5S In every eounty I:~A!f~te~r he a.nd H P plan !UI7 ·• 0 Kenton IN~o::•~,:l7.~~:!~ . One Ohio h Rogers of Kenton hlbttmg a trophy whlch no one could It was a white male ant Rogers ~;hot the terday a short time sls.rted hunting north Vactory 0 •m the tarm Gern.ld Summ"rH Prnmi8tull to to "=''l"''f af hunUQI, ni>Joct Da;· 1 ASIA ~!~:~;~JF!::~:E:~~\:: H the oa.d to recovery Toda,v the ninth day of his at- trlager The expl06lon of a ~coud hand sho~un WU8 tatal to Lanwyel and Hulmes diet! fl om lOllS of Laood when he was Mlruck in the leg bJ b. was shGt Ill the rlght I discharge from hls own hunting ra.bbilM Ha.stlntJS dled In a Hlli home is In pll.aJ. today as the Tile diJcllOJ!I' wounds In the when. the gun ol :.~~~·--*l)f "t OQGRcll'1 annuttthe~ mWI-wlnter >¥ -·- mteUIII lh January, which Qover.. Qeorp Wtilte "'u altend. 'l'be lint-day rusn of the hunt· 11t1. all of whom are eaeer to tift t:he fl:rst ahot at rabbits and phea~ IIIDtl, has actualb' t'rtgbtened 110me f&l'hra frotn their field8, be Ltvotock Ia 1n danger with Jmd crowded with hunlers iarmers are uneasy all day uld their "l.he ' he add<d Lbnltatton of the number or huntera on a rann would be only a. mnall part or a big prOBfBm b~ which farmers would be gi~n some reward for prcpagatllliJ game on their land Something .similar to the Mlchi8Ul 151mm might be given a trial In that state the farmer lr&~tbl permiMion to hunters who enters his property and cl I.I'IJ'e8 a. srnall fee for .the privilege Ordinarily not more than four or stx hunters are allowed on a farm ot a.verqe size When tbe hunter lea~e~ tht farm be 1M expected to open bts hunt1111 baa for the tarmer.s' inspection Thll la • safeeuard aplnat the "hoodlum hunter" who fffiluently takel more than rabbtta and phea~ ant& Any tuch plan would only be attempted on a malt scale at the start accorcUn1 to Moon Many hunters would obJect becaUGe they WUeve the pa.yment of thelr license fee ts aumctent chafle be saki Members of the counetl have not eyen Informally discussed the queB· tlon In meetlntJ, but aome are known to be opposed "n Is the Irresponsible hWlter • ~oor. aalr.l, '"who would make such lellslatkm neee!IS8.ry •• MEN PUT TO WORK Pineville, Ky Nov l'l-INB-Ef Corts to return Theodore Dreisel and John 006 POM08 to Kentucky Pair Indicted In Maltreatin~ Case to undergo trial on charges of crun launched Jnal s_)lndlcallsm will be without delay it w.a.& annowtced j ill~~·~~~~~~~:,: todaY by commonw<!:~lth Attoruey 1 An 0 th ~N:ddt"~- Man, W-•• May be lmpriooned for Two Yean, if Fouild Guill)' W A Brock The prosecutors dt'Clara.tlon followed the tndJctmen " at Middleboro yesterday or the two famous writ· ers and eight members of their party who earUer tbls monlh came to Kentuck) to lnvr.stta:ate labor conditions In the state s coal fields Brock, said he will also .... lm· mediate 8t.eps to extradite from their respective homes the co-deMyatery Deepeaed by Dio- fendants or Dreiser ttnd Delli Passos These Include Marl~ Perpht, secre c:overy That She waa in tary to Drelser Charles Rumford Spria.fieltl walter IUl author his wife Mn Adelaide Walker, Samuel Ornitz WelJ.e&ley MllSII, Nov 17-IN~ and Cella Kuhn Search ror Ml8s Ro&emary Pamela Drelser and Mias Pergain were OUdln&, mt.uina: seventeen-year-•named in a county grand Jury In old dauahter ot a London banker dictment last week, charging lm continued with renewed v11or to- moral conduct tn a Plhe"llle hotel day followlnliJ dlscoVfli'Y tb&t yest.erThe chara:es contained 1n the day she was In a he-tel at Spring- syndica.Usm true bllls handed up at fteld Maas Middleboro carry a penalty upon D18covery that Mlsa OtkUng had conviction of not ntore th&n 21 been tn Sprtnsfteld and was hwt years in prison a nne of not more seen hurrylng In a taxicab to the than $10 000, or both re.Uroad ataU.on In Ume for the ACCUllinK Drelser and his Invest!10 30 a m train for New York gatmg party of formenttng com· deepened the my.sterv surrounding munillm tn the coal ftelds of Bell her flight and Harlan counties the tndlct.The EnKUsh &lrl registered at the ment charge that the group conClinton hotel in Springfield at 6 25 ducted meetlnaa a\li<>ntJ miners to Saturday Blgntng her own name promwpte a reign Cf ~rror .. and the addreSs of Profesaor Ham· llton Cra.tord Mnc:Doupll, of CONGRESSMEN IN CANADA. Wellesley ooUeae from whORe home ottawa Nov 11- INS-Arrivtng Bhe vaniahed. between 3 p m and 5 here by ~lal train today from Hunt For Missing Heiress Continues ELECI'R.IC LIBERAL OFFER I Tb.e IOA'JV' [I!i] BUSY Auto....tic Electric ..... I . EXPENSES IS NEW SlOG'~N •• RIDICULOUS'' IS Muat Be Done If Drastic: Meaourea Result, Sen· JOHNSON'S R£PlY atora Aaree were lllUed durtna ""' ~ !iii* ~ ~ l I5 ~SH On dJOied MOiiERNllMOIHERS .. ATTENTION! ' ' Rain w ntaht and Wf!dl'll!fldli). Wt'd nf"Rda y and In extl'emf! Welt po!r:t~~Jit"j~ tonight mur-h colder Wf!dnescl&:t DlCht TIONAL NEWS SERVICE :WIRE OF INTERN BoDY oF GIRLts FOUND IN WHEELING deputy oh.,llf...... w. . In .,••nOhlo .n indeterminate sentence Jl(tllll.entlaly 1 The weapon whJch was said to hllve been smus:Kled lnto the Jail by Willison waa found In the cell OJ - Willard Jordan of Ashland, who 1Leaden Of Both racl!ll Lrial nete Monday 1n oonnec· ~eel Balancin... tlon with the fa.tal shoot;ing or a B d • ColumbWi poUceman recently u gel vauon council will soon besfn con- ODERN GIFT . .uilty t.o into a churae Ol IJD.UQllniJ weapon the PrankUjn countya jail In an eftort to aid • prlaoner w escape, Robert W1Uiaon former al.,_tlon of a plan of hunting OOQ,trol," Chairman A P Moon or Oobover, o , declared today Methods of limltlng tbe number or punter. aUowed on all)' one fn.rm IIIU)'lnl tbe tlnt day of the open MUOn on rabblt.B and pheasant8 WUllle dlleUIIIed at one or the early meiettnp of the council Moon pre- ___ Fine ~~ER~~~ INCRUS[ TAXES, Columbwl, 0 , Nov IT..,...Plead.illH I By H EARL WILSON INe Stalf """"'ponde 1t IW Columbua, o Nov l'7- INSeatem •a. Master Masons EX-DEPUTY SENTENCED ·-- BODY 1"0 ACT a:f i unt t '•'FATHER FORECAST- FOUR HUNTE S A: KILLED IN STAT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Announcement ! I at NOTICE-If rou w&lll doe N-a Ollice <tl Tlao Dail)' T.o.-, call 238 La If tH BullOf 1 uk for ZOJ.R. which Will bill pre&ented at deed entirely differ ent t h11n lor hilb ~ebool aud1torlum and Wf)dnoaday nlabts • Rebevala have been 1101111 along It ,._, shape under the dJreeUou lf Me Keel. veteran showman ol ' .. "' ~ I OHi'l S TAT£ • PLOT TO BREAK. JA IL DISCOVERED ' HamUton 0, Nov '71 -INS-An attempted Jail break by prl80ners I.D lobe juvenUe department of the ~~OiilrjJ1att here waa revealed here Sherttr John SChumacher tJtat sa&h wettrhts ln the cells of youths waa d18shertft' sitJ.d gall horne yeaterd&y afternoon wu j representatives 1n the United I received trom M188 Olldtna a. letter State& congre811 were scheduled kl st&tlntt that lhe 'ftl looeaome and be receJved by the- Governor Oenwu "KOinl home · The letter wa8 eral or canada The Amerlc:ut ~~=~•~iOn postmarked from Boston at 12 30 tawmt.ters &re atudylna: Canad:tli l a m Sunday sale& tu. lellslatlon. 0\S er "'' ~cn~~r Mt and his gun shot struck hi :...:::':...:;;;::_:__ _.. Two Hoodl111ru1·s; • ' Gangster VI"ctima .. ~ t ,. Four Enter~ur-~.;:t:r.".. 'lPI!II' Fire 011 Trio at TaW.J .. ,., 0a E e ac:apea 1fl~ r.h: 1"~ New York Nov gallg!!t.ers shot and three men d.Jnin1 a h.r<.>uoom tn Brool.:.vy t.oday renewal of a rang feud The third man dived tb• ~~:~~ scrambled on all foun u bles, and escaped Jgncrtng six other pa.trons ret~taurant and the- ~~:~;; four ldllera calmly ter the slayttl8 and drove automobile Guglielmo Out~••:~· J;~~~ quitted of homicide under bond 011 ttom., wu one of Eien•odlti;; 81 other was Oucla according once connected was involved In blaclrmaU plota Prklnds or JOO<'Ph · ..,IBI'i• whose murd"r were beHeved by done the killtn1 I � 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. 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